Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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EDWINA DRUKKER. A good laugh is sunshine in a house. EdwinaUs merry voice can be heard at all times. She has a laugh for everything, but can also be serious when she tries. Even the pros- pect of an examination cannot subdue her buoyant spirits. When the girls need someone to cheer them, they always go to Edwina. AIMEE BERENICE EINSTEIN. She speaks, behaves and acts just as she pught. Aimee is a most lovable girl. ttTo know her is to love her. She is always willing to stop the most important work to help any of. her classmates. Through the whole four years she has been a true friend to all, loved by her teachers and classmates. EDNA ELOISE ELLIS. uA truelj, nobler, trustier heart, More loving, or more loyal, never beat. Ednfs character may be fitly compared to a smooth-Howing river, in which one does not suspect the strength and ardor of the under current which is hidden deep beneath the quiet surface. We are all glad that she has been with us these four happy years, for a sweeter or more modest girl was never found. She is very studious, but she knows that that old adage, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, applies to Edna as well as to Jack. 19

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FERDINAND DRABNER. GYM TEAM. hYon fellow has a lean and hungry lookV't The blue-eyed boy with the kinky hair. He is a very quiet little boy, and never speaks except when Spoken to tot course, there are ex- ceptionsy He is a member of the Gym Team, but his outward appear- ance does not show his latent strength. BLANCHE DOUGHMAN. HFamine is in thy cheeks. Blanche is one of the best natured girls in our class. Not even a chemistry lesson can ruFHe her good nature. She is always ready for a good time, and usually succeeds in getting it. As azstudent, she is ear- nest and ambitious. She is one of the contestants chosen from among the many that entered the oratorical contest. HELEN RUTH DREIFUS. tiOne ounce of mirth is worth a thousand-weight of melancholy. t Helen is one of those happy mortals who is always looking for a good time. She is always ready to hear a funny story, and is extremely fond of 'igiggling. She is never tired out or out of sorts, and is always willing; to lend a heiping hand. She possesses the happy gift of enjoying life ,and has never been known to worry, even over the titerrible exams. Her happy and jovial disposition have won her many friends; who, no doubt, will be reluctant to part with such a classmate. 18

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TEASDALE FISHER, A A 43. VICEJPREsmENT OF A A in, VICE-PRESIDENT 0F ATHLETIC COUNCIL, GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGER GLEAM, GYM TEAM. nHow channing is divine philosoghy! Dale, the big bass of the llDutc'h Band, is one of the most popular fellows-of the class Qf i07. .He is popular not ohly with the fellows bgt also with the girls, who cast many a wily glance in the direction of Our Dalef The interest that he displays in the GLEAM and REMEM BRANCER is fair proof of his loyalty to his class; He takes an active part in all altairsfy both social and otherwise. JOSEPHINE PALMYR FRANK, AK, ltJust look at her laughing, youtd think her all fun, But the angels laugh, too, at the good she,has done. llJo and laughter go hand in hand. Wherever you see Jo,n you hear a little suppressed giggle. However, shedoES something else but laugh, for she has developed her talent for music, and everyone knows that one cannot laugh and play the piano at the same time. Everyone looks forward to the A Grade lectures, for we usually have the pleasure of hearing ljoll play. SALLIE FRAZIER. llWhat she will she will, and you may depend on it. ', Sallie is our historian. It takes her to tell about Rome or Carthage. She is quite dramatic also, and 15 never happier than when she' is playing the part of a tragic heroine. But we are glad that Sallie is not tragic in everyday life. Instead, She is witty and jolly, and these traits make her a general favorite.