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

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GORDON HILDRETH Gordon is one of the besl-nalured Fellows in the Class, for he is always looking for fun and usually finds it. We suppose that is the reason ihat he is so popular with the girls, for after school he can be seen up either Ashland nr Burdelte avenues in company with some fair damsel. GRACE HILLER Grace! A lovely name, and most appropriate. Combined with unusual good looks and a charming temperament, one would have In look far for a more attractive young girl. We believe that our class is not alone in lhe appreciation of this truth. However, she always comes to school VERY early. Ask her why. LUELLA HOPPE iiJohnny is a gay, good-humored girl, always ready for a jolly time. She is a beautiful dancer, and those who have seen her upon ice-skates say she has no rival in that delight- ful winter sport. She also has inherited snmu of her brothefs popularity from last year. El

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KATHRYN HEARD Kathryn is such a sweet-tempered girl, and you seldom see u frown upon her very pretty face. She is quite popular in :1 social way if all reports are true. She never troubles about her lessons, but takes the ups and downs 0f schnnt life with the same charm and good-hunmr. Every one who knows Kathryn likes her. SYLVIA HELMICH Sylvia, although small, has great ambition to write a book. If she is as successful in that us she is in her lessons, we may hope some clay to hear of a ubest seller, with either her name or her nom de plume upon the title page. It will be a good book, for Sylvia is very conscientious and pains- taking. She is :1 delightfulhr friendly girl, and one of the most pleasant members nt' our class. HELEN MARCELLA HEYL Helen is a very fascinating girl, who, as Class Secretary, has done admirable work. A whisper goes around that she is 50 attractive that when she enters the laboratory all the magnetic needles point in her direction. Her greatest beauty is her large, full, Clear, soulful eyes, sometimes mistful, sometimes mocking, always friendly. Gifted with much dramatic talent, it is her delight to declaim parts of plays. She is an earnest worker. but not a silent one. 20

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HERMAN HOWLAND Bud. 0r ttShrimp, is one of our most celebrated characters. Behold the gymnast, behold the pnle-vaulter! Also, behold the ladies' man. Among the mast striking attributes of this interesting specimen of Parcus Homo are his ncver-failing grouch, and the smoothness of his hair, not one luck of which was ever known to be out of its accustomed place. FRED JOHNSON Fred is the distinguished orator and debater. In spite of the fact that the debating team lost, it was a victory for him, for his ideas were well brought out, his arguments cone vincing, and his eloquent flaw of language placed him in the tirst ranks of the team. He has :1 lively sense of humor and is most studious. SOL LANDMAN Sol, alias the Modern Cicerof' is well known throughout the school for his smile, which shines with brightness in Debate and Composition. There we hear his original wit, much to the delight of the class. Were it not for Sal's jokest life would not be what it is. 22