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

 - Class of 1914

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22 e Washingtouhs Birthday. Outcalt de- cides never to tell a lie again. ZBeClaes invitation and announcement committee appointed. 23 e Kamera Klub exhibition. 25 - Track team selected for indoor meet. 26 h REMEMBRANCER work coming along nicely, thank you! 27eW. H. H. S. vs. 0. M. I. in basket-ball. ZSeHarold Evans goes hunting. He aims at a rabbit and hits a sparrow. Some shot, eh! MARCH ZeSpecial! Kinker knew what the Ger- man lesson was. S-The Debating Club decides to debate with Woodward High School. 4eTrack Team begins training hard for the indoor meet. 5eAnxious bench filled. More sorrow. 7 e Indoor interscholastic meet at the Ar- mory. 9 -Woodward vs. Walnut Hills in basket- ball. lleJoe Berger grew .0000001 millimeter during the night. Keep it up, Joseph! 13 eWe get restless. hTreasurer comes around for class duesJ Page Nineteen IBeThe essays for the Oratorical Contest handed in. 17 ... The Kamera Klub goes on an excursion to the Zoo. 17 - Captain Costello issues a call for base- ball candidates. 18- We respond to the noble captain's call. 19 e Yale Alumnal Entertainment. 23eLeslie Williams gets out a new patent for a revolving hatpin. 24 e Debating Team chosen to represent Walnut Hills in the coming debate With Woodward. 25 e The Dramatic Club takes a trip down to the Lyric Theater to see Mr. Mantell in The Merchant of Venice. ZGeA Grade class-meeting. Popularity Contest held. A-B Dance Committee appointed. 27-wDramatic Club Dance. hThere was enough for each of us,- two cakes of creamJ Flowers given away, too. 30 e A-B Dance Committee gets to work. 31 --Debating Club decides to hold future meetings and debates in the auditorium. APRIL 1 - April Foolhs Day. We all get our share. 1 eJaffe and Cohn flght a duel before the Dramatic Club. Bout declared a draw.

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122Joe Cohn cultivates a red mustache. The Red Cross Society was kept hust- ling. 152Electi0n of staff omcers for THE RE- MEMBRANCER. 15 2 Starting up enthusiasm for the W. H. H. S.-Hughes Debate. 162Debate between Walnut Hills and Hughes, in the Hughes Auditorium. Our debaters gain a victory before a crowd of over a thousand people. 19 2 Echoes of the debating victory. 202We divide the cash. Debating Club1s treasury expands. 21 2Theme tablets donated to the boys of Room 3 by Harold Evans. 232Preliminary contest for Class Orator. 26 2 Extra H Sweeney again comes to school on time. 272Ann0uncement 0f uExam programe 28 2 The DramaticClub chooses2TheRivaIs by Sheridan for their final play. 30 2 We remain late in school to imbibe some scraps of learning. 31 2 We cram. ' FEBRUARY 1 2 We cram more. 2 2 The sword has descended.21'Exams begin. 32Some of us flunk- and then, some of us dorft. 4 2 Same thing. 5 2 Ditto. 6 2 Ditto. 7 2 We all pass. It's Saturday. 92Ann0uncement to students of their exam marks. Jaffe's exam average only 99.5. 10yegodsU 102 Re-election 0f oHicers in the Debating Club. Friend Cedric makes a speech. We clap. Cedric blushes. Curtain falls! 10 2 The Gleam conducts an election on wo- man suffrage. The 2No's1' win. Miss Aultman faints, CTis truly affectingj 11 2 Re-election of officers in Dramatic Club. Koller tries to make a speech. He simply barks. 122Lincoln's Birthday. We learn a few new things about 01d Honest Abe. 12 2 Senior Dance. 13 2 Walter tries to make some gummtton. , Good thing the acid was weak. 14 2 Valentine's Day. 16 2 Civics classes begin to organize 0n the plan of City Council. 172Bean Special in lunch-room. cents. Three 192Senior Class Meeting. The editor of our annual makes a few remarks. Page Eighteen



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3 e Senior-Junior Debate on nMunicipal Ownershipt in the school auditorium. 8 e Dramatic Club begins to prepare for the public presentation of ttThe Rivals. 9 eRepresentatives 0f the uClean Up and Paint Uptt movement speak to us in the auditorium. Walter Steidle elected cap- tain for the Walnut Hills district. 10 e Finals for Oratorical Contest. Miss McDowell chosen as Class Orator. 10 - Baseball game. W. H. H. S. 16, Madi- sonville 9. 13 - David Barton starts practicing the shot put for the Olympic Games. 14 e He is absent. 15 e Mitchell addresses the boys in the audi- torium. We need fellows for the out- door meet. 16 e Senior Class Meeting. We discuss THE REMEMBRANCER and the Boat Ride. 17eBaseball game. W. H. H. S. defeats Pleasant Ridge. 20 e We begin selling Boat Ride tickets. 22 eWaInut Hills gives Franklin a beating in a well-played baseball game. 22eThe Dramatic Club holds its first re- hearsal for nThe Rivals? 23 - Some of the boys begin to take pictures of the Senioresses with their wee little cameras. Oh, such faces! 24 e W. H. H. S. vs. Hartwell. Game called after third inning on account of rain. 27 e Tickets for the coming debate with Woodward on sale in all the rooms. ZSe Koller delivers a wonderful oration in elocution on The Degeneration of Music. tLoud applauseJ ZQeThe Dramatic Club rehearses the sec- ond act of ttThe Rivals. 29 e Interclass Meet at Carson Field. Track Team chosen to represent Walnut Hills in the coming outdoor meets. e BO-We discuss the new city-charter in Civics. MAY 1 e Walnut Hills vs. Woodward in baseball. 1- Walnut Hills-Woodward Debate at the Woodward Auditorium. 4 e Walter gets peevish. weather. SeGleam Staff hard at work on the last issue. We due to the 6 e General Krueck organizes another army in order to march to Washington. 7 e Longview Hospital notified. Army dis- banded. 8-Osborne stays up all night wondering whom he wants to take to the A-B Dance. page Twenty

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