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

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ABE VILLENSKY Abe has been with us through thick and thin for four full years. His smiling countenance is the first cheerful greeting which confronts the breathless straggler, as he scuttles through the door shortly after the reverberating echoes of the tardy bell have died forever in the distance. May that smile enlighten others as it does him who is tardy. Only keep it up, Abe, is the sincere desire of your dear, old classmates. - HARRY VILLENSKY Sleuthii is undoubtedly the busiest boy in the Class. Besides maintaining enviable averages in his studies, he serves as a pro- fessional waiter in the lunch room at intermission, manages a thriving newspaper business after school, and pursues his favorite study, electrical engineering, at night. His capacity for work is equalled only by his amicability, for a friendly greeting is ever on his tongue. We know that he deserves, and we are certain that he will attain, success in whatever he may undertake. FRIEDA VOLTZ What would we all do Without Frieda? She is quiet, patient, gentle and, above all, dependable. She is very proficient in her studies, and whatever she has to do, she does well. She is never too tired to be pleasant and she has a warm smile and words of encouragement for us all. 28

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PERCY STRAUSS Manager Football Team. Percy entered the dear old halls of Walnut Hills just in time to catch us in the third year of our high-school journey. He im- mediately entered into the social life of the class and also proved himself to be not. half bad as a student. HThe Remembrancer of 1916 surely is indebted to Pere for the great number of ads that he has secured. Herels luck to you, Percy, from the Class of 16! JEANNETTE STRIKER Dramatic Club. The pretty, blue eyes, gentle smile and quiet dignity of Jean- nette have won her many friends. She is our best dancer, and her sunny, delightful temperament is the source of her popularity. ALICE ELIZABETH TOMMASSENE Dramatic Club. HTommy is one of the Class beauties. Her sunny disposition and cheery laughter make her the irresistible type of girl that we all admire. She has participated in all the Class activities and endeared herself to the hearts of all her classmates. 27

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MARION WALLACE Treasurer of Class; Dramatic Chlb. Spanish Club. Small and bewitching is our Baby? Ever will we remember, llGirls, I wish you would bring your dues! For, you see, she is our Class Treasurer. She is the cutest little girl our Class possesses, without a doubt, and one of the merriest. High flights she has, and fun and will, And so her tongue is never still. Just be your own self, Marion, and you will never cease to be lovable. ROBERT E. WENTE Football, Baseball, Track Team. Gym Team, 'lRemembrancer Staff. During his life at Walnut Hills, Bob has shown that he is the kind of fellow who can make good at anything. He never let athletics affect his lessons, and he certainly has made a Hgood job of both. Considering Bobls fine qualities, we are confident that, in coming days, he Will make a steady climb to success. FRANCES KLEIN WILSON Spanish Club. Frances is a kind-hearted, good friend, and a splendid student. She is always jolly, and can be depended upon to do whatever she is asked to, with the best efforts of which she is capable. 29