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

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MILDRED OBERHELMAN Mildred is one of our nicest and dearest girls. She is rather quiet, and those who do not know her well cannot appreciate her gentleness, her good humor and her warm-hearted in- terest in all the daily happenings of the school. Her teachers all like her, and she has a number of very good f riends among the class. She can sing very beautifully, and plays the piano in an artistic manner. Her personal charms equal those of her intellect. LAURA O'HARA A very sweet and studious young girl, Laura is a shining example to her classmates. She is exceptionally clever and is generous with her knowledge. Her ability for unraveling scholastic mysteries is simply marvelous. HILDEGARDE PERKINS Hilda is a great favorite of her classmates. Her happy dis- position and pleasant manner attract the love and admiration of all who meet her. She is always ready for fun, but this does not prevent her from doing well in her lessons. English is perhaps her favorite Ul subject, and she hopes some day to acquire all the knowledge in this branch that she can, without study. 26

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CAROLYN McGOWAN Carolyn is our Treasurer, and she is also our treasure, and her friendship is also a lreasure. Carolyn can play lhe piano with a touch that wakens a responsive chord in your heart, and sets your feet to a dancing measure almost without your knowing it. Tall, graceful, with a crown of beautiful hair, she is most attractive. Her great fondness for Latin may be accounted for by the location of her seat. LILLIAN MICHAEL Lillian is one of our bright, talkative girls, and what she says is worth while, and we are glad to hear her express herself at all limes. She has an unusually sunny temper, bringing gaycty and liVeliness into all her classes. Her command of German is splendid, but why are her German rccitations Hlove ballads? ELIZABETH MILLER Elizabeth, better known to every one as Betly,' is one of the sweetest girls in Room 1. Quiet as :1 little mouse in school, she is full of fun and up to all sorts of pranks outside. Every one who knows her likes her. Although she never has anything fit to wear, she always looks nice. We are very glad to claim Elizabeth as a member 01' the class of 1913. v

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HI'GO PLUEDDEMAN Pleuddy, our Chemistry shark CD, has the distinction, or, should we say the pleasure, of being the sole flood sufferer in the class. All in all, he is a good fellow, noted for letting trouble take care of itself. His specialty is lecturing, and we can see him in the future swaying the many-headed mnn- star with his stirring rhetoric. GERTRUDE POELKIN G Gertrude has the gift of writing most interesting orations and delivering them with much grace and style. Her choice of subjects are especially good and all enjoy hearing her. She is very studious and industrious, and deserves great credit. Every one likes Gertrude, and she has made many friends. JOHN POOLE g'Bum is the star gymnast of the school, for he is Captain of the Gym team, and also, as Captain, led the football team. He also was the class Treasurerwwas, we say, for the burden was so heavy that he shifted it to other shoulders. Due to his remarkable appetite, many fellows will not recognize him in the lunch room, but when they are outside, everybody is Bum's friend. 27