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

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SARAH SCHNEIDER It is a great pleasure to know Sarah, she is so jolly and good- tempered, also very good-looking. She is so very obliging that she is always ready to help any one in a iiperfectllv awful chemistry muddle, and, what is more to the point, she can be of great assistance, as she is very proficient in that study, eSpecially in lab. SANFORD SPEELMAN Sandy, the farmer, or, rather, the farmer-to-be, is a good sport, according to the boys, and to the girls, too, although he has never been known to deign to notice any of the latter. He is known throughcut the school as the iioriginnl funny man:' but we believe him to be a close relative of Old Man Grump. DOROTHY STEVENS Dear, dainty Dorothy, lovely in disposition, gentle in manner. and truly delightful to know. All the girls are fond of her and count themselves lucky to be numbered among her friends. She is one of the very few girls to whom Chem- istry is not a terror?

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ARTHUR RICHARDSON Art or Rich is renowned among the fellows for his ath- letics, and among the girls for his cute, curly pompadour. He certainly is a good fellow, and many a game has been won by his broad-shouldered charge which cleared a way for the good old red and gray. MARK HOSENTHAL We hate to think of the fate of the prisoner in the Mmrk Trial if the detective, Mr. Holcomb, had not given his testi- mony. Mark is certain to be found in any fun in thc schuol, but never goes so far as to hurt any one's feelings. Murc- over, he is studious, and therefore is liked by both teachers and students. MEYER SALKOVER Salkover is by no means an unimportant member of the class. This is easily seen if you notice the consternation 011 the faces of the boys some morning when he is absent. In fact, they grieve so much over his possible illness that they just cannot translate their Latin. But, luckily for the boys, Salky is seldom absent, and he always comes early in the morning. 29

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EVERET STEVENSON There is an old saying that small bundles contain wonders at times. Well, Steve is a wondersat timessand one of them is during the Latin bell, and no one will deny that another is during the Literature bell. The same is true of his Gym stunts, his football and baseball playing. MARIE TAPKE The old saying, iiA still tongue, a wise head? is personified in Marie. Whenever a dimcult question is asked she is right there with the answer, and it certainly does help out the rest of the class. Marie is as pretty as she is wise, which is no light compliment. PAULINE TASHMAN Pauline adds her name to the long list of charming Southern girls, transplanted to our colder climes. She has a warm Southern heart and delightful manners. She and her sister are pleasant additions to the class. 3i