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

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GLADYS ANDRIDGE Gladys is one of the prettiest, wittiest and most popular girls of the class, one of the Optimistic Five, and a loyal member of that invincible trio, the A. B. C. Her bonnie blue eyes, her good nature and winning little ways have won for her the place of Class Pet. Gladys is always one of the early birds; that is, every morning except Wednesday; but we can not blame her, because the postman in Hyde Park does not come until the last minute, can we? ALLEN N. BAKER REMEMBEANCER STAFF The cares of high school work have not stunted Bakets growth in the least, for he is six feet and then some, With an appetite somewhat in proportion. There is method in his madness? how- ever, for he secured a position at the lunch counter in the beginning of the year, and since that time has been thriving steadily. How- ever, Allents food during his high school training has been mental as well as physical. ETHEL BARTON Ethel is one of the very few girls whose name has never ap- peared in the ttNe parlez pas toujours column. She is a good student, is always prepared to tell you the Latin Grammar lesson, and has never been known to make a silly remark in class. 11

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REGINALD ADAMS FRENCH PLAY By the way in which he wears his hair, one can tell that Reggie hails from Missouri. He is quite a sociable fellow, too. He might be regarded as a variable always approaching a limit, namely, the girls, with whom he is very popular. JAMES PETER ANDREW GYM TEAM, TRACK TEAM Jaiyl is the student among the boys of A1. He is very pro- ficient in all his studies, but his classmates often wish he would wake up a little. He is so quiet you can almost hear him think. although it takes quite a while to follow him. He is one of this yearls successful aspirants to the Gym Team, and has made a repu- tation as a sub at the lunch counter. RUTH ADLER REMEMBEANCER STAFF, ORATORICAL CONTEST Ruth may be little, but therets nothing small about her, for she is really a great girl. When she enters the room in the morning, we are greeted with the usual, iiOh, Pm so tired ! Will Ruth ever get enough sleep? We all hope to be there, Ruth, when you make your first appearance in imitations on the professional stage. 10

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MARGARET BERST From hrst impressions we thought Margaret was very sedate and dignified, but when we became better acquainted, we found in her a dry humor and a good nature which have caused many a good laugh. Margaret is rather mysterious, and we would like to know the reason why she comes to school so early, and hurries away so quickly in the afternoon. HARRY R. BODE ORATORICAL CONTEST, ENGLISH PLAY, BUSINESS MANAGER REMEMBRANCER If anyone in A1 has an eye for art, he certainly found a treat in Harry. The art student had no need of a trip to the shopping district to gaze in the shop windows, for Harryis displays in the hosiery department were surely magnificent. Beginning with a bright sunrise on Monday, continuing throughout the week with various stages of the weather, and concluding on Friday with a glorious sunset, he furnished a great deal of amusement and de- light for his friends. STELLA BRENNER Stella is, without a doubt, one of the jolliest girls in our Class of 1910. She always has something just grand to tell you, and is never seen without a smile on her face. She is one of these naturally brilliant girls, who stand high in their subjects without cramming, as can be proven by the A. B. C. Society. 19 u