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

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RACHEL TASHMAN Rachel is one of our lively, talkative girls, full of fun and energy. Her Southern accent is most captivating and dc- lightful to hear. She has a profound respect for authors of all kinds and degrees, or she would not have declared so valiantly upon one occasion The pen is mightier than the sword. CAROLINE TRACY Caroline is a tall, graceful girl, with a pmnnunccd fondness for milk chocolate. It seems to be her favorite article of diet, and she always has a supply, which she generously shares with those around her. She is blessed with a thirst for knowledge, and will never miSs information through fear of a5king questions. What attraction haul the two imn rings at the map factory for Carolina? LEROY VOSS Lee is the real, bright and shining light of the Chemistry class, for he daily astounds his fellow-studcnls by the bril- liancy of his answers. In the French class he shines, also, but this time with the girls. He is one of our best debaters, and was on the team. He is also on the Remembrancer stall. 32

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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

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GOLD IE WEST Tho quiet and unassuming manners of Goldie are a pleasant thing to behold among sn many lively spirits, and her dignity impresses all with whom she cnmcs in contact. She is very fund of chemistry lab. There is a l'cusnn. IIOMAN WHITTEKER Witt is the ntiiciul photographer of the school, for he has taken so many pictures of the teams and so many of the pupils that nearly everyonc's mug has been inside his little black box. All know that the list of Wilt's friends is as large as that of his pictures, and both are continuing to grow. HOWARD WIRTHLIN Howard, better known as the ttAngel, 0r uWurty, although the last of the boys alphabetically, is by no means so actually. His importance is due to his athletic powm-s, studious dispo- sition and perpetual smile. For Worty was a member of the husky Gym team, and his speaking countenance is brightened by a cherubic smile when he persues Burke or gives the formula for the anhydrid of H20. I53