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

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GEORGE DELL Baseball. Although George did not spend the first two years of his high- school life With us, he has come to our school possessed of the true Walnut Hills spirit. Considering that athletics, intellect, school spirit and good fellowship of the student body has won Walnut Hills her reputation, our classmate, George, is a true- blue Walnut Hills boy. MILDRED PAULINE DEPPERMAN Dramatic Club. Did you ever know anybody Who had prettier dimples than our Mildred? Just to see her smile makes one forget his troubles. Mildred is not a quiet girl, nor is she always making a noise, but we all know that she is full of fun. Mildredis hair is one of her greatest treasures. She is a faithful student, never shirking any duty. We wish her happiness in the future. ROBERT JOHN DOYLE Manager Baseball Team, lTells Committee. Irish is easily distinguished from the rest of his classmates by his broad and everlasting grin. Every now and then, he takes an hour or two off from doing nothing and wanders out on the ball grounds. He has been a tower of strength to baseball, and he pulls those balls from the air like a sleight of hand performer and with the grace of that little bird they call the elephant. Bob is well liked and we shall be glad to count him among our friends in after life. 12

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VIRGINIA MOORE BURKE Dramatic Club. Dear, jolly, happy-go-lucky Jimmy! Every day, as the tardy bell rings, her face comes peeping around the door of Room 1, and she asks, Am I late? HJimmie unending good nature and her merry laugh have won for her a deserved popularity. STEWART S. COOPER Dramatic Club, Editor-in-Chief of The Gleam, President of the Senior Debating Club. Stewart's predominating characteristics are modesty, industry and self-reliance. As editor, he safely piloted The Gleam through the shoals and breakers of a stormy year. He has won great honors for the school in debate. Three times has he been the captain of a victorious team. Cooper is a brilliant fellow, and his Class considers itself fortunate in having him as their valedictorian. He leaves the school bearing with him the best wishes of many friends. His classmates will doubtless give himr their votes for Congressman in the coming years. ALICE ELAINE DE BECK Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Gleam Staff, 'tRemembrancer Staff. The success of the 1916 HRerrlembmncer is largely due to the untiring efforts of our fair Editor-in-Chief, Elaine. She has a sunny nature and a gentle charm of manner that have endeared her to a host of loyal friends. She is one of our Class beauties and is, moreover, a splendid student. Her friends all predict a brilliant literary career for her. May Life be kind to, and Fortune smile upon, our Elaine. 11

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JAMES DAVID FARLEY, JR. Let me introduce to you the latest addition to our Class. Coming as late in the year as he did, we do not feel that we can do him justice. His quiet and unassuming manners have made us all his friend. That fiery, red hair and square jaw speak for hime'll will. We wish the best for you, James. MILDRED ZORELDA FERRIS Dramatic Club. Mildred has only one fault, and that is her inability to arrive at school on time. However, we donlt hold this against her, because her jolly good nature overbalances her one little error. She is always laughing, and perhaps this is the secret of her chubbiness. Her motto is laugh and the world laughs with you. Keep it up, Mildred, it will help you over lifels rough places. MARY ELIZABETH FRANCIS Dramatic Club. We all think a great deal of Betty. Her merry brown eyes are always sparkling with fun, and she is always ready for a good time. Betty is one of our Class beauties, and a famous Pigeon Walker. 13