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

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ALMA LENORE HEINEMAN Dramatic Club, Debating Club. Alma, better known as Angel Face, is a member of the Debating Club and the Dramatic Club. Her work in both organ- izations has made her famous. Alma is friendly toward all, and to know her is to love her? It was not hard for Alma to play the role of Lady Olivia in the Christmas entertainment, because her manner and actions are always ladylike. She is one of the brighfc lights in all her classes, and we know the teachers enjoy having pupils of the iiAngel Face type. We do not know what Alma is going to do next year, but we wish her success in anything she may undertake. AARON HOLZBERG Football, Gym Team, Track Team. Though Yut is quiet and unassuming, he has made us all sit up and take notice by his work in athletics. He is also a poet, when he cares to court the Muse. Neither he nor anyone else knows what he is preparing himself for, but When he finally decides on his future career, we feel sure he will succeed. JOHANNA HYMAN Dramatic Club. Our Jo , though she doesnlt show it, is as good a manager as she is a dancer. Have you noticed how well she has succeeded in separating us from our monthly dimes in the Dramatic Club? The qualities which will make Johanna a successful woman are her loyalty in friendship, her outspoken truthfulness and her good common sense. 16

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MARGARET HICKS GRAY 'tMarg has won her way into our hearts, not only by her gentle ways and soft Southern drawl, but also by the sweetness of her character and her loyalty to friends. PERCIVAL ALLEN GRAY Although Percival has been with us for only three months, we have learned his characteristics pretty thoroughly. He is very quiet and unobtrusive, a good student, and not at all averse to the fair sex. In fact, considering the short time he has been with us, he has developed a remarkable friendship for the inmates of Room 1. We regret that he did not join us earlier in the year, for he has manifested no little interest in our activities, and has, indeed, been a valuable addition to the Class. MARJORIE HANAUER Dramatic Club. Marjorie is very quiet, and a splendid student. Her short stories have met with the approval of every member of ,16, and we all wish Marjorie every happiness in the years to come. 15

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ETHEL KINNEY Dramatic Club. Your eyes, whene'er on me they turn, C ause my heart with. hm to burn. Ethel is one of the prettiest girls in our Class and not only that, but popular and attractive as well. By her cheery laughter and bright smiles, she has won her way into the hearts of her loving classmates. She is a conscientious student, and we expect to hear glowing reports of her future work at Wellesley. CLIFFORD RAYMOND KNAPP Baseball Team. Cliff modestly slipped into our Class at the beginning of this year. Since we have broken through his reserve, we have always found him a considerate friend and conscientious worker, ever ready to do a good turn for the Class. He has great baseball ability and promises to be a tower of strength to the team this year. JEANETTE RUTH KUSSEL Dramatic Club. We will all agree that iiJean is perfectly all right, as she has so of ten spoken of her friends. She is an enthusiastic member of the Dramatic Club and a very clever writer. We all love J ean. 17