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

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Page Twwty-aeveu DAVIE E. BROWN, S. N. uHes Nest in upright virhm. Some day Dave Will exceed the height of the Tower of Babel. Although quiet and unassuming, Dave is well liked by all his class- mates, and he is so bright and cheerful that his very presence is as healthful as a tonic. I - A. A. II s A. A. IV s Nominating Committee for REMEMBRANCER Staff; Baseball Team; A. A. SUE BROWN, V. J. I ask nu! wealth, but pumm- la faim- Aud use the t'hiugs I haw arighif, Sue is as busy 3. girl as one could imagine. She is always in a hurry, rushing around on committees, or being leading lady in the Dramatic Club plays. Still she is awfully cheerful under such a load of care and this argues well for a sunny disposition and a great deal of capability. IV s Dramatic Club. DONALD W. BYARD, V. J. A world of nuixe. ttDou is one of the noisiest fellows in the grade. Always ex- postulating about something, ttDoc's condensed noise proves a source of great merriment to his classmates. At that, Donald W. is some Chemistry shark, and we expect to see him develop into a great research chemist in a few years. I-A. A. II -A.A. III sGym Team. IVsA. A.

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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

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L. B. CAHILL, PH. D. nThou art staunch Like the unchanging blue. ttBee has a head for business, and every one of his classmates can readily certify to that. As Business Manager of The Gleam, he made a great success, and many were the ads that his ability brought us. ttSir Kay is also a good ball player, and was always working for the good of the team. 11s Gym Team; Glee Club; A. A. III e Gym Team; Baseball Team. IVsBaseball Team; Business Manager of The Gleam: Glee Club; A. A.; REMEMBEANCER Staff. MARY CAMPBELL, A. G. St'urlious of ease and fond of humble things. A joke is heard! Of course we know who told it. Mary. If it had not been for Mary a dozen windows would lack their plants, for she certainly seen her duty and done it noble When it came to watering the plants in Room I. No matter what happens, she hobs up serenely, the same laughing, never-out-of-sorts Mary! DAVID S. COHN, E. X. Honor maintaining, memmess disdaining, Still euieriaining, engaging mu! new. Dave was a wonder at handing out lunch checks, and his re- markable dexterity has earned for him a fame in the halls of Wal- nut Hills. As Editor-in-Chief of THE REMEMBRANCER, Dave worked hard to make it a success. He is a hustler, and, as a member of various school organizations, he has done much to pro- mote the best interests of our class. IVe-Editor-in-Chief of THE REMEMBRANCER; Debating Club; Gym Team; Secretary of Dramatic Club Ust termt; Class Colors and Flower Committee; Dra- matic Club Dance Committee. Page Twenty-eight