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

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JOSEPHINE M. STOLWORTHY, A. D. T 'To see her is to love her, And love but her forever. lilo is known to all of us, as being one of the most clever of the girls of Wm. She is very witty, and has written numerous poems. dIo is quite an artist, as you may see from the Hy leaves of her chemistry book, but this is not the only use for it however, for She is quite a student. May her pen win her fame. HB e B h A. WALTER TANGEMAN. H, R. H. A A CD. REMEMBRANCER STAFF, HAnd wisely tell what hour 0' the day The clock does strike, by Algebra? Walter is one Of the stars in chemistry. 21 hard worker, and a very agreeable fellow. KY6 pass over with regret the records of the scholar- ships he has taken in German. The success of this book, financially, is partly due to h'llangie. because Walter iS. without doubt, a great busi- ness man. In later years we expect to hear of him as one of the captains of industry. ROBERT A. ULLMAN, R. S. K P. hHail to the victor! L'llie. the boy with the wonderful appetite. blew in from Peoria in time to catch the Class of '08 in the Junior year. Since Lilliel, has been with us he has won many victories in the line of free-lunch grubbing. He has been in the limelight lately on account of his wonderful ability in chemistry. When he leaves us, he intends to go to Cornell, because, as he says, HCornell won't come to me?

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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

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J. DAYTON VAN HOUTEN, A. G. TRACK TEAM. On their own merits, modest men are dumb. Quiet, persistent and studious are the words that describe HVan? He is a great mathematician, and it is no more work for him to think out several utough propositions than it is for him to eat his lunch, or. in fact, anybodyls lunch. Van Houten became a Freshman four years ago, has passed every year, and is about ready to make his presence at Walnut Hills :1 thing of the past. ETHEL VEHR, G. O. P. I am constant as a northern starg You can always depend on Ethel having her lessons prepared. In the Physics Laboratory, she has her experiments well under way before most of us have started to work. Ethel has music at her fingers, ends, although few of us have had the plsasure of hearing her. We all wish her the greatest success. VVlLLIAM H. S. WARNITZ, L'. S. N. SCHOOL OKATOR, EDITOR OF THE GLEAM. He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, And a hand to execute anything? Wabuitz is affectionately called Willieil by his classmates. He came to our school about the middle of his second year, and since that time has devoted a great deal of his time to study. In consequence of this, his schoolmates have been denied his companionship somewhat. Willie is about the tallest fellow in the class, mentally and physically. His motto, nNil Desperandum, he follows in taking hold of his many duties with an enthusiasm extraordinary. As a Gleam man and Editor he is famed. He will one day be a man of whom his classmates will say with pride, Ah, he was a schoolmate of mine? 38