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

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MARTHA PAULING Dramatic Club. Martha is a rather quiet, self-contained, thoroughly lovable girl, with blue eyes and a wonderful head of brown curls. Her Dramatic Club work has been very successful, and we all prophesy a happy future for this little girl. CHARLOTTE PICHEL ' Dramatic Club. Debating Club, Spanish Club, Louisville Debating Team., Hartwell Debating Team. Our baby star, Charlotte, is the youngest member of ,16 and, although she has been with us only this year, she has been a worthy addition to the class. Charlotte helped Walnut Hills win in two debates. She has made many friends by her sweet disposition, and the Class of '16 wishes her good luck in all that she undertakes. EUSTACE CHARLES PRIEBE Track Team, Football, Baseball. Uselessn is the baby giant of the Class, being at the same time one of the youngest and biggest. Priebls- long suit is football. He tries at everything tas all youngsters will dol and the long and short of it is that he usually makes good. Eustace expects to take up agriculture as a. profession. Back to nature is his cry. Luck to you, Prieb, the country is the place for you! 21

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WILLIAM A. MORTON President of Dramatic Club, iiGleam Stalf, Associate Editor of The nRemembrancer. Bill is a product of the farm. Coming to us in the Junior year, he has shown himself to be a physicist, mathematician and philosopher. He is an excellent conversationalist and a profound thinker. He has become an adept at juggling test tubes and reagent bottlesi Bill has chosen the field of science as his life pursuit, and his many friends of the Class of 16 join in wishing him signal success. i GENEVIEVE MULVIHILL Genevieve, better known as J a Bie, is one of the most modest and unassuming girls of the Class of 16. Her ever-ready smile is one of her greatest attributes, and she is always ready for a good time. Her sincerity and charm of manner has endeared her to a. host of friends. CHARLES STANTON PARKER Dramatic Club, Gieam Staff, Remembrancer StaH, Cheer Leader, President of Tennis Club, Charley's small, but so was Napoleon. He will always be remembered as our indefatigable cheer leader and as a charter member of the Room 2 Glee Club. Charles has a store of ready wit, which has found expression in the joke columns of The Gleam? He is an all-around good fellow. His future career as yet remains undecided, wavering between poet and farmer; 20

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RUTH PUNSHON Secretary of Class, Dramatic Club. Ruth, better known as i'Push, our hard-working Secretary, has never been known to miss a good time, and yet, in some way unknown to the rest of the Class, she always manages to know all of her lessons. A true friend and a jolly comrade to all with whom she comes in contact is our beloved Push. SAMUEL REITMAN Sam is the distinctively individual type of the A Grade. He studies less and is brighter than most of us. Witty and full of fun, Sam enters into every activity with incomparable vim. This is significant in that it shows his push. Knowing how Sam is able to attain his ends, we are confident that he will hold a foremost position in his life work. JEAN HASTIE ROBINSON Dramatic Clubl Glee Club, Gleam Staff. Bonny Jean, with iisunshine in her hair, is but the reflection of her pure, worthy soul, rich in its treasure of knowledge of the good and true; of unselfishness and deep affection; of powers of achievement yet untried. She is possessed of the rare touchstone by which she may distinguish the genuine from the false, and assimilate it for the strengthening of her own spirit. 22