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

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RUTH DONNELLY IV7A. A.; Class Colors, Class Motto, Class Flower Com- mittee; Program and Date Committee A. B. Dance. Who doesn't love our sweet Irish Ruth, with cheeks like roses and eyes of blue? Ruth 1's Vice-President of the class. Always happy and joyous because she hasn,t an enemy in the world, she has a pleasant smile for everybody. EDNA M. DOUGLASS IV-Dramatic Club. Edna has been a faithful member of the Dramatic Club and we will always remember her splendid portrayal of An- tonio. Her sweet, unassuming ways have won for her a place in the hearts of all her classmates. ERNESTINE DUNPHY IVlSpanish Club. Ernestine never lacks an attendant train of youthful gal- lants, for she uses her bright eyes to good advantage. She has a habit of teasing folks, but she is so full of good spirits that she is a jolly addition to any crowd. 26

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MILDRED CRIM IVhSpanish Club. Mildred is tall, slender and very stylish. Her noticeable trait is neatness Which is greatly admired by all her friends. From the time Mildred entered W. H. H. S. till the time she left she walked straight into the hearts of those with whom she came in contact. HELEN VIRGINIA CUTAIAR I-Glee Club; A A. IIhGlee Club. IviGlee Ciub; A. A. In her school work Helen has always shown a zealous and faithful Spirit. She has the distinction of being the only girl in the class to study Greek. Here's to your success, Helen, in anything you may attempt. FORREST JOSEPH DOGGETT Forrest is a quiet sort of fellow Who likes to be by himself most of the time. He knows a good bit 0f chemistry and has made this subject his favorite study. Perhaps we shall hear of him as a great scientist some day. 25

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FRANCES EVANS 1V7Spani3h Club. There is not a more demure maiden in the school than shy Frances, but she does startle her friends occasionally by whis- pering in class. For the most part, however, she is quite serious. She has been a fine student at Walnut Hills and a credit to her school. PAULINE ARMSTRONG FISHER IIhGlee Club. IV-iDramatic Club. Pauline was a member of the Dramatic Club-and a very valuable one, too. She has helped to make several of the plays given by that organization a great success. She is light- hearted and has a great deal of difficulty in suppressing her giggles. WILLIAM EDWIN FOOTE IhA A. III.-Kamera Klub; A. A. IV hDramatic Club; A. A. Bill is a nice fellow, but he has one failing: he likes the girls. Perhaps he can he stumped on some ordinary school subject, but he is pretty well informed on the subject of womarfs wiles. He is rather quiet and pursues his studies iboth kindsi faithfully. 27