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

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Page Twenty-Hv: JOE BERGER, H. F. iiOf stature shortfbut genius bright Through a recent microscopic examination it was discovered that Bergie grew .000001 millimeter during his high school career. Joeis hobby is writing poetry, and we expect to see him become a national poet some day. II ; Glee Club. III i Gym Team. IViGlee Club; Gym Team; A. A.; REMEMBRANCER Staff. NANNETTE BERMAN, Q. R. '7 mrmld Itch: others, nut of a fulluw-fecling. Poor Nannette would have been a mere shadow if she had been obliged to take a few more iiChem lessons, although she seems to be in no immediate danger of wasting into ethereal substance. She is as full of fun as they make iem, and her laugh is always in readiness. It seems to be Nannie's appointed duty to make others enj 0y themselves. IiGlee Club; Garden Club; Gym Team. IViDebating Club; Dramatic Club; A. A. SARAH BUEHL, F. L. K4 sudden Hnmghl.strikcs me- Let us swear an eternal friendship! Sarah is quiet and somewhat modest about coming forward. However, she is full of fun and easy to get along withi if you let her have her own way! Quite like many others of us, Sarah enjoys having a good time, and tangoing holds much fascination for her. I IV i- A. A.

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GERTRUDE MELIUS ANDRIDGE, V. P. X. The blythest bird upon the free Had ne'er a lighter heart than she. Is Gert popular? iDeed yes! She is our much esteemed Vice- President. During her four years at Walnut Hills she has won many a friend by the smile which she is always ready to cast upon a passerby. She adds dignity to our class meetings as she con- verses across the Presidentis chair with our Irish Secretary. III e A. A. IV e Vice-President of Senior Clasg; REMEMBRANCER Staff; Dramatic Club, Treasurer tlst termi ; Debating Club; Kamera Klub; A. A. RUTH AULTMAN, F. L. hWeaxring all that weight Of learning lightly like a. flower. Ruth is our class suffragette, or, we should say, suffragist! Although not a militant, she believes in a woman having her rights. She saved the A girls from a total eclipse this year by ttmaking the Debating Team. And yet she has enough of the more frivolous in her to be an ardent member of the Dramatic Club. 111 e Glee Club. IV - Gleam Staff; REMEMBRANCER Staff; Debating Team; Debating Club; Dramatic Club, Secretary t2d termi . DAVID EDWARD BARTON, Q. S. nHe wanted to learn everything on earth there was to learn. Dave is one of the hardest workers in the class. He is an ex- cellent debater and is one of the mainstays of the club. His one ambition is to bring about world-wide peace, and many essays has he written on the subject. Davets sincerity and perseverance are bound to make him a success. le Debating Club; Debating Team; Oratorical Contest; A. A. Page Twenty-fmu-

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CHARLES BLACKBURN, R. X. uAs fleet of foot as Mercury. Charlie has won a name for himself by his excellent track work. He is one of the swiftest men Walnut Hills has ever had, and many are the medals and cups he has won through his fleetness of foot. Charlie is so good-natured that he is a favorite of all who know him. II e Track Team; A. A. III e Track Team. IV-Track Team; Gym Team; A. A. MARIE BONEAU, G. S. A bonnie lass, I will confess, Ami pleasant to the eke! Very attractive, indeed, are the fair, golden curls adorning the head of our bonnie, sweet Marie, but no more attractive than are her Winsome ways. She is a good listener, a prodigy among us, much appreciated by way of contrast. ELIZABETH BRESLIN, Q. R. It's the songs ye sing U ml the smiles ye wear That's rI-nmkin' the sunshine everywhere! Elizabeth has about the evenest disposition you could find. Nothing seems to worry her, and she is always the same amiable Liz, beloved by all her classmates. We wish her success in what- ever line she may pursue. She will probably start her career as a Latin teacher. ttWhad-d'ye mean, Latin teacher ? Pug: Twenty-gix