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

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ELIZABETH DYER, B. P. O. E. W'ondrous sweet and fair. Elizabeth is one of those girls whom it does you good to know. She is loved by everyone. although she is a good student, she believes in having a jolly time. She has given a great deal of happiness to her friends in her four years at Walnut Hills, and we are proud to claim her as Vicc-Presideut of our class. CHARLES JOSEPH ELDER B. P. For every why he had a wherefore. Elder has. been with the Class of 'UH ever since we were Freshmen i my! what an age and has distinguished himself fur his delightful Latin translations. his many experiences i311 fLumyi in Chemistry and Gym. We can't expect Elder to be much of a scientist, because he is a musician and a poet of 10ml renown. He rises to great heights at times. May he continue rising to heights -, only let him rise oftener and stay longer. CARRIE K. ELLIOT, V. C. Merrie as the day is long. A jollier girl than Carrie would be hard to find. She is ever on hand with some mirth-pmvoking remark. and brings sunshine wherever she goes. 20

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ALICE DONNELLY, M. I. P., A K. Short but sweet.'l Alice, one of the Greek girls, is a very bright and studious pupil. She seems shy and dignified to some people, but those who know her find her full of jollity and fun. She is exceedingly good natured and liked by all her teachers and classmates. She expects to continue her scllonlilays at ,Varsity, and will carry with her the good wishes of 'UH. ' HHe longed for her and for war? Gluuws DUWSON, A. G.,A K. When she will she will. and you may depend on iL Gladys is a girl who does as she says, says as she thinks and thinks as she pleases. She has indeed made a name for herself in mathematics. Those who know her intimately Find her a true friend. Ask Gladys how far it is to Milfordi ALVIN DREIFUS, I. O. 1'. ATHLETIC EDITOR REMEMBRANCER. nStill waters run deep, Al. succeeds very well in all his studies. He is especially inclined toward drawing, and motors and dry cells are his delight. lYe hope to hear of him soon following in the footsteps of Edison. In fact, he is about to patent his electric llponyf' Some day when we hear of Wizard Dreifus, we will be proud to say that he was once one Of us. 19

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BEATRICE FELS, A. D. T. LITERARY STAFF OF THE GLEARL 'lAnd still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew. 1535 merry giggle and lively chatter have called down upon her many a nParlez toujonrs from Ilrufessor Ncmnez. She has made the recitations pass very quickly with her many witticisms. Among ileSll other accomplishments she is a French student. May her life be as successful as her two years. at XYalnut Hills have been. HI am going to a party this afternoon and a dance tonight, and another party tomorrow afternoon and a party tomorrow night, and I just don't know when I'll get my lessons done. EDITH 171-113, B. L. She has two sparkling. roguish eyesi Edith is little. but, 011 my! Who is more able to hold her own? She does not think that worrying over things will make them any better, and she believes that tomorrow will take care of itself. Edith is un- questionably as merry a girl as can he found in the whole class. hlARTHA JANE. GIBSON, Y. Li. Learnid and fair and good win; she. Martha Jane is a girl of high standing Hive feet. ten inchesl. but nevertheless, she is one of the youngest. She always insists uopn sitting in the wrong seat in study bells, much to her teacher's discomfort. She is one of our bright pupils and does exceedingly good work in com- position. Martha Jane will continue her studies at 'X'arsity, and we wish her every success. 'iBut, Miss Wheeler, this is my seat.