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

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RUTH SCHROFF Dramatic Club. Ruth is faithful to duty. Each morning of the four years has found Ruth with her lessons as fully prepared as earnest study could make them. Like a true alchemist, using as her agent, Endeavor, she has changed the dull coat of unattractive Work into the gleaming gold of Achievement. JAMES SCRUGHAM Baseball Team. Wherever we find Jim, there we find Jest and youthful Jollity. His elongated form is the symbol of merriment and school spirit. His care-free heart forbids him worrying over his studies, yet his regular attendance shows that he has a purpose in mind. His favorite pastime is gamboling on the baseball field and, in so doing, has rendered valuable services to the team for several years. EUGENE SEGAL Dramatic Club. Euge is always on the job. Here, there and everywhere is his motto, and he usually makes the rounds dropping some witty saying as he moves. Once in a great while, Euge may be seen sitting in some corner pensively musing 0n the strange mutability of human affairs. Thank goodness, these moods never last long and then, away our little fairy flutters. Eugene intends to follow the newspaper business. Next year, he will be a cub. Suc- cess to you, Eugene! 24

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EVELYN E. ROSEBOOM Dramatic Club. Evelyn is one of our dearest geniuses. Her forte is to let her fingers run light! y over the piano keys, and to produce thereby harmony unrivalled by the music of the spheres. Evelyn is full of fun, and her jolly comments made her the life of the French Class. Happiness to you, Eveline. DOROTHY LELAND RUDOLPH Art School, Remembrancer StafL Dorothy, better known to us as D0t, can easily be described by three adjectives beginning with d,,--dear, diminutive and dainty. She is very ambitious and talented, and we all expect to see our little artist attain immortal success. ETHEL ANNETTE SALKOVER Dramatic Club. Ethel is an authority on English; for this subject she has gained fame in the walls of Walnut Hills. The reading of her stories has been a continual source of joy to us, and her work holds prom- ise of a brilliant literary career for her. 23

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JOHN DEWEY SHIELDS IIIeJunior Debating Club; IVisenior Club, Dramatic Club, Business Manager 0f iiThe Gleam, uRemembrantier Staif. Veni, Vidi, Vici. Johnny is a doer of deeds, not by brawn, but by brains, and nearly every organization has been benefitted materially by his membership. He is his only enemy, in that his modesty is his greatest drawback. In whatever field of endeavor John decides to cast his lot, we feel certain that he will attain his goal. MARGUERITE ELLEN SHIGLEY Dramatic Club, Glee Club. Peggy is a loyal worker for the good of Walnut Hilis High. She succeeds in everything she tries to do and, although she is studious, she always seems to enjoy herself. She is quite success- ful as an actress, and she was one of the lucky members of the Oratorical Contest. LUCILE SKINNER Dramatic Club; Vice-President of the Class. She spreads about that silent spell That makes all people love her well. A thoughtful calm, a quiet grace, and yet the jolliest of the jolly as occasion offers itself, characterizes Lucile. She is one of the most versatile girls of the Class and very talented in music, and we appreciate her delightful entertainments. Her sympa- thetic nature, combined With strength of character and attractive personality has made her one of the most popular girls 'of the Class. 25