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

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EDMUND MORRIS HAZLEWOOD Who do you think would take the first prize in a beauty contest among the boys of 10? Whatls the answer? Why, Hazle-wood, of course. Edmund has been with the class straight through the four years, and has done his share of the work. ADELE HENRI HEINS GIRLS' GYM TEAM, GARDEN CLUB Adele is always bubbling over with fun. She can never be found in her seat, for she seems to have formed the habit of never sitting still. But wherever she is, you will find her laughing. No one could be blue or discouraged when she is around. Her cheerful disposition had its effect at the Class Dance, where she proved to be quite the center of attraction. It is certain she will be gladly received wherever she goes after leaving her Class of 1910. CLARA ELIZABETH HOHNECK GIRLS, GYM TEAM, ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB, REMEMBRANCER STAFF, ENGLISH PLAY Clara certainly is one of the liveliest and best-liked girls of the Class of 1910. Her gayety and musical ability make her a uni- versal favorite. Although she is always ready for fun, still her studies are not neglected. We all know of the laurels she has gained from her Elocution orations, and evidences of her artistic talent may be seen throughout the REMEMBRANCER. 21

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W. ALFORD GREGG - ENGLISH PLAY Did you ever hear the legend of The boy who eats to live and lives to eat ? His name is William Alford Gregg. Alford comes to school hungry in the morning. After the completion of his duties at the lunch counter he partially recovers, but by the end of the fifth hell he is ready for more lunch. However, he puts on his weIl-known smile and grins and bears it,, during the remainder of the day. CHAUNCEY H. HAND ORATORICAL CONTEST, CLASS SECRETARY, Em'ron OF'REMEMBRANCER, FRENCH PLAY, GYM TEAM, DEBATLNG CLUB Chauncey has been maltreated during the last twoyears. Be- sides being one of the editors of the Gleam last year, he was made Editor of the REMEMBEANCER and Class Secretary. With this and his lessons, he has had enough to make his life miserable, but he has borne the burdens cheerfully and well, and come out on top. NORMA HARTMAN ENGLISH PLAY Norma has been properly called Pinkey by her classmates, not only on account of the pinks that bloom in her cheeks, but be- cause she is the very embodiment of that modest little flower. 20

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ADELE W. HORWITZ We all think that Adele will soon be supplied with pencils. Undoubtedly she needs a good many with which to put down her mighty thoughts. Can Adele giggle? Well, you ought to see her in Chemistry bells. She whiSpers, in a frantic voice, Tell me something! I don't know a thing. FANNIE HORWITZ Fannie has a loyal and true heart and she is a staunch friend. Her dark, curly locks look particularly bewitching when they are caught up with a light blue bow. No one ever says to her, Ne parlez pas toujours. SUSANNA HAIMLIN HUMPHREYS ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB Sue is one of the jolliest girls of our class. She keeps on the sunny side of life and helps make it pleasant for the rest of us. But her lessons are not neglected, and she studies very conscien- tiously. Those who attend Varsity next year should be on the lookout for Sue's captivating giggle at all the affairs. 22