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

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NATHAN FROHMAN. uWe grant, although he has much wit, He is very shy of using it. Nate never has much to say on anything except on chemistry and mathematics. Every sixth bell you 15nd him either in the laboratory or sitting in the back of the room trying to trisect an angle. He expects to be a chemical engineer, and We all know that he will be successful. CHARLES WARREN GOTHERMAN. llWith what a. sharp-provided wit he reasonsf' Visigothl, is very good in all his science studies. All day long he talks aboutlautomobiles. He will, in all probability, go away to college to study electrical engineering. He is fhe strongest boy of the grade. EDITH GREENER, A K. llAl daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely faif. No more apt quotation could be found for Edith than the above, for she is Hdivinely tall and most divinely fair? For two years she has captained the Girlsl Gym Team most successfully, and she is, in truth, an ideal athletic girl. She has won her way into our hearts and will long be remembered by all her classmates. 21

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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.

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MARIE ANNA GRUESSER. As full of spirit as the month of May. A lljolly, dear little gir ,l' 15 the verdict of all who know Marie. Her winning ways and jolly disposition win for her a host of friends. One enjoys telling a joke to Marie, for she always sees the point. She intends to make this year the last of her dear, old school days. 'FRIEDA HAHN. Of all the girls that eler were seen, There's none 50 fine as Frieda. Frieda is a universal favorite. She has an exceedingly frank and jolly disposition, which has won her many friends. Her jollity', however, neVer interferes with her studies, to which she is very faithful. Weiall sincerely hope to have Frieda with L15 at the U. C. HAZEL H. HILPP. Although Hazel has been with us only two years she has won the hearts of all. She has a bright and sweet disposition, and is noted not only for cheerfulness, but for her clear judgment and decision of char- acter. Her sweet and genuine manner has won her many devoted friends. 22