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

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MATJLDA SCHWAAR, Ax., A K, hThere is little of the melancholy in her? hTiIlie'h is a good-natured girl and IOVES fun. She is one of the jol- liest of the Delta Kappas. Those of us who have heard her sing can appreciate her talent in that. PAULINE REBECCA SCULL, U. S. nHow sweet and fair she seems to bef, Pauline is one of the happiest members of 'M She loves to study. Her mind is so wrapped up in her work that one morning she came to school completely forgetting to eat her breakfast. We seldom End such devotion to lessons, but when we do hnd it we feel it our duty to chronicle the fact. Notwithstanding her absorption in her lessons, we have found Pauline entertaining and lovable. AGNES SEINECKE, A. 5. As sweet and musical as bright Apollohs lute? Agnes is a great lover of music and may be seen at Music Hall Whenever a particularly fine musical program is presented. Although she is an earnest worker, she has a keen sense of humor. Her friends all lave her for her good nature and thoughtfulness.

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MAME SCHAEFER, T. M. P., G. O. P. Precious things come in small packages. Mame is a charming little brunette and is one of the prettiest and most popular girls in the Class of '08. Ask Mame who comes in Room I, third hell on Tuesday. and yet she pretends to be a dignified Senior. Her sweet disposition and charming manner have w0n her many friends. She is very loyal to We H. H. S. and the Tramps, and may be seen at all the school affairs. Who is that boy? ALBERT SCHREIBER. P. M. REMEMBRANCER STAFF. KtHe loved chivalrye. Schreiber has done much for our class this year in support of the REMEMBRANCER, and in helping along other Senior affairs, although he has been too much of a gentleman to make a great bluster over every ad. he has solicited and over every afternoon he has spent after school with the hprogram committee. We know him to be square in all he does, and wish him great success in college. BERTHA SHROEDER, P. P. C. The secret of Success is constancy. Bertha is a persevering, straightforward student. During her high- school life she has gained the reputation of being a girl to be depended one She has always been glad to assist her teacher, and has spent many sixth bells watering plants or copying records. 34

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OLGA SPIEGEL, U. S. Fair tresses, man's imperial race insnafe, And beauty draws us with a single hair. Indeed, Olga's tresses are fair, and it is surprising in how many different styles she can arrange them. The other day we had a true case of Her golden hair was hanging down her back, for Olga had a nice, long curl tied with a blue ribbon. Did you ever hear Olga in elocution class? Considering the way in which she made a plea for the abolition of child labor, we can feel pretty sure that she could win most any case she might wish to undertake. Takes brilliancy for that! llI don't know.n HELEN STAPLEFORD, U. 5., A K. ltHer pencil drew whate'er her soul designed. Helen is one of our promising elocutionists. She is an excellent artist and faithful student. Although she is very conscientious, she takes great delight in a good joke. Her education will be continued at the 'Varsitv. DANA ALLEN STEELE, G. O. P. BASEBALL TEAM, TRACK TEAM, GYM TEAM. Steele is always in a hurry. He came to high school in a hurry, and he has hurried through its four years, and now, no doubt, he Will hurry on to college. He has been successful as a student and as an athlete. Both the Track Team and the Baseball Team have claimed him for their own. He is a star at Riding School. We hope that his college career will be guided by the propitious star that has followed him through high school. 36