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

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CLARABELLE MCDOWELL, A, D. T. With dancing hair and laughing eyes, That seem to mock me as she flies. Clarabelle is the fortunate possessor of a sunny and jovial disposi- tion. She is never seen in recitations or in the hall that she is not smil- ing. Thus she has won the friendship of many of the girls. Just look at my hair!! t'It just looks dear. OLIVE McMILLAN. P. M. Whose aim is perfection, and patience the mad, It may truly be said that Olive, in her high-school career, has always held up for herself the highest standard. All her classmates wish that in the future, as formerly, she may meet with the greatest success. They say with the poet, hProspcrit-v be thy page. That swect-smelling chlorine. W. FRANKLIN MI'I'CHELL, Q. E. 1h X E X. BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE GLEAM, EDITOR 0F REMEMBRANCER, TRACK TEAM, PRESIDENT OF X E X. uHis cogitative faculties immersed In cugihundily 0f cogitatiun. A few individuals must always support the class in the various affairs that go to make its career successfuL and no one has shouldered more of the duties of the Senior year than Mitchell. He has worked with vigor, both for the school paper and for our REMIcMMANCER. He has also devoted his time to athletics as a member of the track team, and has always been a loyal Chi Sig man. But, busy as he is, Mitteh' never lacks time or wit to make L15 laugh and forget our troubles with some mirth-provoking joke. Life will surely be a success for him, if he does as much for the people he meets as he has done for the Class Of '03. 29

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IRENE :UAGLY. M. E. Favor to none. to all she smile extends. Besides being quite an artist. Irene has kept up'a good record in her lessons, although she has been unable to attend school regularly. She is a. loyal friend and has proved herself an entertaining companion during the years she has been with us. XYe hope that her future may be happy. and that. as she looks back over her girlhood days. she will remember with pleasure her companions in 'UH. llDo you like my hair this way RALPH XV MAKTIX, B. A.. X E X. ATHLETIC COL'NCIL. CLEAN STAFF. REMEMHIUYCER ATHLETICS, CAT'TAIN TRACK TEAM. CAPTAIN BxsmmL TEAM, Hut TEAM, SECRETARY 0.st Nrithur last nor least. Ralph is by no means last in anything, and if anyone has doubts 0f the fact, ask an opponent of his 011 the Cinder path, and Find out how hi5 dark. shining pate has kept ita place ahead. His classmates thought enough of him to give him some work as Secretary, and are ready to stand up for him any time. Ralph has always taken great interest in all the athletics of the school, and haxi distinguished himself in several lines. llin; mntln is. llLet us have clean and good athletics alwayxf' CLYDE lelnxxul, P. M. ATHLETIC Cut'an Gm TEAM, TRACK TEAM, FOOTBALL TEAM. The muscles of hi; hrawny arms lYere strong as iron hands Mac is one of the strong boys of our school. Many a time have we seen his beautiful, golden locks shining, and Mac shining. too, on the athletic field, He was one of this year's football stars. Last, but not least. Clyde is one of the lucky few who has a girl living near the Mansion.

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CECELTA MONASCII, V. C. A glad heart goes all the day, A sad, tires in a smile-af, Cecelia is the jolliest girl in the class. She brings sunshine with her wherever she goes. She has the happy faculty of mingling gladness with work, and the class-room is much brighter for her presence. She is a good French pupil and tells a French story in the most interesting way. We are all glad she choseithe Class of '08, and we all wish her to have as much happiness in the coming year as she has given to us in her fqur years at Walnut Hills. 1 don't giggle ! ELINDR MUNDY, A, M. Princess Winsome was her name, Gentle tact, by lot, her fame. Nor could the Sisters have given our Elinor a more becoming art, for her sunny hair and sparkling eyes are but intimations of What dwells within. On this gift her claim of hostess lies, and all her guests have pleasant recollections of the happy hours spent with her. But when alone she lay: aside her wondrous gift and joins the train of dreamers. Is it the past or future that occupies her mind? W'hat could it be that she dreams about? HI came on 16 this morning. CARL OBERHI-ZLMAN, P. P. C. Hi5 face, like the face of the morning, Gladdcned the earth with its light. Carl's dimples and his quiet manner have won for him a place in our hearts, although he did not come to Walnut Hills until his Shuior year. He can parlor fmncaise with the best, and is by 110 means un- known on the Gym Team. We wish that, instead of Norwood High School, our school might have heard his cheery, straightforward laugh every school day for the last four years. 30