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

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MELVYN G. LOWENSTEIN DEBATING CLUB One of the littlest biggest fun producers in A1 is Mep. He certainly can iTit-au't. things, and also get the other fellows into trouble and escape himself, although he is the real transgressor. He is lucky to be so small, for he always squeezes through the tight places into which he gets himself. HAROLD M. LUDWIG GYM TEAM, DEBATING CLUB And now we come to Ludwig. He is the original specimen of the happy-go-lucky and care-for-nothing chap. As a member of the Debating Club e can you imagine him? No one in '10 ever saw him angry, that is, really and sincerely mad, for his good humor governs his actions at all times. ALVIN A. LUECHAUEB. Alvin withdrew several times during the past year, but just couldn't resist the temptation to return. We were always glad to welcome him back to the class, for his melodious, resounding voice was missed while he was away. 27

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ELSIE LEININGER Elsie is a universal favorite, and has been ever since she was a tot and won the hearts and the gingerbread cookies of the neigh- bors. Her popularity is due to a contented, happy disposition. Elsie thinks that life should flow along like a song, and so she always remembers to look pleasant even when everything goes ildead wrong. ELIZA BETH CHA RLOTTE LIN NARD gSmile and the world smiles with you? may well be applied to sunny-faced Elizabeth, because she is always happy and in a good humor, and has a smile and a cheery word for all she meets. But her one fault is her talkativeness. which invariably gets her nin bad. Ask her why she is so partial to her brown waist. MARTHA LOEB Martha is a quiet, unobtrusive girl, who is always as ready as she is able to help a person out by explaining Chemistry problems or difficult passages of Latin. She is a good all-round student and a faithful worker. i 26

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ALICE MANSS PRESIDENT GLEE CLUB, FRENCH PLAY We put you here, Alice dear, because it is the place for a per- feet lady! Alice is uawfully prettyfi which is nice, and she is not conceited about it, which is nicer. It is a customary thing for her to take the census at the side board, wearing a large bunch of violets. Alice likes Cincinnati, but what about Detroit? Do you still like chalk as much as you did, Alice? , GEORGE E. METGALFE George is one of our literary gentlemen. He would rather spend his time pursuing Chaucer or Milton than in chasing a pigskin or a baseball. He is also a worker in the mathematical line, which he heartily dislikes, but does not spend enough time in the Gym. MAYME MICHAEL Mayme is our little saint. She does her best to keep her class- mates straight, and we all appreciate her efforts. Keep it up, Mayme. You'll reap your reward some day. 28