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

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MARY HELEN HARDING iiShe hath a fear for pity, and a hand Open as day for melting churityii Did you see the point? Mary did. She has the happy faculty of always seeing the point, even when the joke is on her. Yet she is quiet and reserved, and her sweet disposition is the envy of all who know her. PRISCILLA HARRIS Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways of honour Priscilla is by no means the demure maiden that her name sug- gests. She is overfiowing With mischief, and is always the best of company. Perhaps the greatest of her various accomplishments is gardening. Isn,t it so, Priscilla? WARREN J EROME HELDMAN For many a. joke had he Aha! tiTaut enters with a nDid you ever hear that one about -? Hes got a raft of jokes hidden away in his brain, and hes not afraid to air them, either. Even when he is debating, every now and then a smile spreads over Heldmanis face and he cracks a joke which makes even the judges laugh, which is iigoing some. We also hear Heldman is an athlete, a runner, to be particular. As to that we can not attest, but Taut surely is the champion j okester of the class. 24

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HAZEL V. HAINES She has a heart with room for every joy Why is Hazel so well liked? iiThe iwhy, is plain as way to parish church. One doesnit find such sincerity every day, and so we appreciate this precious possessor of a much-desired attribute. PEARL HAMMA She was ever fair am! never proud Pearl is What her name implies. She is a jolly, wholesome girl all around. What about the time for handing compositions in? But Pearl's motto is: Better late than never. JOHN HANSEN Fast bound in chains of silence iiSilent as the foot of time is J ohnny. To most of the A Grade, Hansii is about as pleasant as the Sphynx, but let one know John and a new world opens. Bright, optimistic, with cheerful, twi'nk- ling eyes, hes a very mine of good nature. Quiet he remains, to be sure, but not m-orosely so. If you know him, his presence is as healthful as a tonic; therefore, get to know John more, ye class- members. 5 a U;

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LOUIS M. HERZF'ELD DEBATING CLUB ttA little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men And mes a good listener. At least he can always see a joke. Wherever a bunch gathers to swap yarns, there you'll find Lou, and every now and then Louls hearty laugh Will ring out. All we can say about Lou is that he is all wool and a yard wide. lSenough. STANLEY M. HONEY GYM TEAM thVhafs mine is yours As sweet a disposition as his name. Generous, even sometimes too generous. For many are the little scrapes Honey has gotten into to save the other fellow. ttStan doesnt look especially strong or graceful, but up in Gym he certainly does the stunts, while out in the yard he is the idol of the Freshmen. But dont get red, Stan, when we praise you up deservedly. ' CHARLES HOOPER, JR. Impartial are our ears and eyes Hooper is a regular Da'amatic Mirror. He knows all the shows that ever played, from Orpheusls ballet down to Sam Bernard. Moving pictures, moving pictures, moving pictures llicker over his mind all day long, but When it comes to writing a comp, Hoopefs right up in the front ranks, thank you. You never can tell how a personts going to turn out, but its a pretty safe bet that :tBabett Will be in something connected with amusements within a few years after his graduation, so we all hope to get passes When Hooperts master- piece is produced. 25