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

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RUTH LANFERSIEK Blushing is the calor of virtue Ruth, when the occasion calls for it, can blush until hex: cheeks vie with the shade of her hair. Both are pretty and go hand 1n hand. Ruth is a cheery little maiden. We all send our best wishes With her. NORMA B. LANGE GIRLS, GLEE CLUB I would help others, out of a fellow-feeling Norma is always ready to help her less fortunate brethren. She has worked hard, and deserves a lot of credit. WILSON C. LATTA FOOTBALL TEAM, GLEAM STAFF, REMEMBRANCER STAFF Wl fig for care, and a. fig for woeu Athlete, writerh everything is Slats. But, above all, a good fellow. Never hear him blowing about what he did on the football team, yet he was in reality our mainstay. Brilliant end runs, daring tackles, nothing was beyond him. And his ability is not limited to the field alone. For he is about as good an athletic writer as we have turned out, and he certainly put spirit into the Gleam and helped make it go. 30

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135.ga .1 KATHERINE K. KROUSE I'n books or mark ur healthful play Katherine is a little favorite. Her twinkling eyes hint at a j olly spirit within, as those who know her find. JUSTUS LOUIS KRUCKEMEYER MANAGER GYM TEAM, TRACK TEAM ltBehimi the clouds the sun is shining ttJus is another one of those fellows whom we cantt figure out during the four years we associate with them. The truth is that their characters are too big, too bright for our dull eyes to see. But this much we can see of Jus. He has the dignity of a president. He can get up and talk the most absurdly foolish stuff one ever heard. yet so dignify it by his manner and bearing that we all look on in wonder and Say: ttYes, thatis so. Jus is also famed for his gymnastic proclivities, being Manager of the Gym Team, and is also a fine runner, which is attested to by the many cups in the cabinet in the ball bearing the name, J ustus L. Kruckemeyer, on their sides. ELLA LALLY Men of few words are the best men Ella has made the most of her high-school life and has gained many friends. She shines in English particularly. Good luck to her! 29

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ELMER T. LAURENCE Mild was his uw-mrj, am! his artiuu fre'r Sleepyii has never yet fallen asleep, but he is always on the brink of it. Yet, if he becomes really interested in a thing, he's not sleepyii by a long: way. Then heis more like greased lightning, and one had better stop, 100k and listenii when hes coming down the track. CYRUS LAWSON MANAGER FOOTBALL TEAM, BASEBALL TEAM We live in deeds, not yearsii In that case Cyi' must be a centenarian. Many are his deeds on the diamond, pitching for Walnut Hills; much his prowess on the gridiron, plowing through his opponents; and fleet his foot on the cinder path, striving for glory for himself and for the School. So give him all the praise you want. He deserves it. BERTHA LAZARON A still, small voice of gratitude Who hasnit at some time been accosted with the words: ttWould you please lend me ae '3 proceeding from Bertha's lips in that inimitable accent. The South can well be proud of Bertha. Good luck to her at Varsity! 31