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

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14 7 St. Valentine and Cupid patch a few hearts. 16 Reports again. 197 Mr. B. tells Kinney something about a sponge. 21 7 First day of Lent. 22 7 Hiking Club visits Fort Thomas. Helen Blinn brings cherries and hatchets for lunch. 23 7 Petite vacation appreciated by the hikers. 25 7 L. Krogeris birthday. 267We concluded that Jennie Nfs favorite occupation is writing her name on the de- portment board. 28 7 Last day of February. MARCH 1 7 The baseball heroes are heard in the dis- tance. 2 7 Tennis Club meeting 5 7 Ink bottles are filled in the A. Mi Emptied by Mr. Fount N. Penn in the P. M. 6 7 Test in Drawing. 7 7 Such weather. The Seniors motor to school in their itFierce Sparrows but must send James for the sleigh when they go home. 87 Warning to pedestrians! Becky Morris is speeding around on a burro that Troop C brought from Mexico. Itfs name is Pedro. 10 7 The day of that memorable tornado. We are informed that several of the boys' top stories blew 0E. Kind of flighty7eh? 17 7 The Sophs planned to wear green to school to Htantalize the teacher; very green; its Saturday. 19 7 The popularity contest. 20 7 Kreimer is heard to say that the diction- ary and the bible are his favorite books. One thing sure: he knows that Solomon had a thousand wives. 23 7 Zone of Quiet is observed in the School- yard7Rain today. 26 7 The trio gum-chewersU are told that they are going straight to the :ibOW-WOWS. 27 7Another tray falls down the steps. We hear the jelly roll, the tea ring and the ice cream. 31 7 Out like a lion. APRIL 1 7 Finney fools himself by going to school. tSundayJ 2 7 Kirkpatrick7ttWhan that Aprille with his shoures soote7 Bombardment of missiles. 3 7 The weekly torment caused by the Boys' Glee Club. 5 7 Someone loses his head. Finder please return to the office. 6 7 Entire school assembles to sing patriotic songs and to salute 201d Glory. War is declared! ipage twelvel

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DECEMBER 1 7 The Hiking Club tours the ttBlue Grass State. Bamberger is dissappointed be- cause he cannot discover the blue grass. 4 7 Gleam out! tWill be in directlyJ 5 7 Jim Nasium gets a victrola. 6 7 Excitement about class pins. Most of the girls buy rings too large. Right away we have our suspicions. 8 7 St. Nick brings a plate of candy to Tange Outcalt. 11 - First reports of the year. An unanimous vote of thanks to the printer for the delay. 12 7 All the boys are working after school hours. Several of the girls tell why, with a smile like Merry Christmas? written on their countenances. 13 7 Meeting of the ttFancy Sewing Circle 7 Carl Rich, presiding oifmer. They decide to make hot-water bags for the poor. 18 7 A joke7it's rich. tRichJ 22 7 Roth says: 2 'The Hearth 0n the Cricket, was a good play presented by the Drama- tic Club. 23 7 Ruthella and Charlotte write letters to Santa Claus. 25 - Christmas. 27 7 Meyers says: The mistletoe is good for heart-trouble. 31 7 Many of us await the coming of the little New Year boy. 1page elevenl JANUARY 1 7 After New Yearts calling we begin to, think of the many lessons we were going to study during vacation. 4 7 ttRemembrancer Staff elected. 5- The boys feel relieved since leap year is passe! 87Robert S. is initiated into the Fancy Sewing Circle? 12 7 Walnut Hills-Covington debate spelled victory for us. 17 Brushing up for exams. 18 7 The high cost of living eliminates beans from the lunch-room menu. 19 7 Tommy gets a hair-cut. 26 7 Much applause and cheering issues from RC m 10. Chambers recites, ttAn Easter vacation is superfluous? FEBRUARY 1 7 Gym teams preparing for athletic exhibi- tion. 2 7 The class treasurer hnds he is a most un- popular party at the beginning of every month. 57Preliminary oratorical contest. Sixteen enter. 6 7 Exam week. 2 7 Judge Wanamaker, of the Ohio Supreme Court, gives a splendid talk on ttLincoln.

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8 7 Easter Sunday. 9 7 We become enthused over the number of our friends enlisting in the army 01' navy or joining the Red Cross Society. 13 7 Though it is HFriday the thirteenth? W. H. H. S. won in baseball from O. M. 1. Score, 16-7. Dr. Ecclestone lecture on Burbank. 16 7 Oratorical Contest. 17 7 Another Victory in baseball, W. H. H. S. 11, Pleasant Ridge, 3. 19 7 Gym exhibition. 207W. H. H. S. loses today in baseball to St. Xavier, 5-81 Walnut Hills - Hughes debate meant one more point for us. This is our fourth an- nual Victory from Hughes. 21 7 HSkeeters dance. A number of us Htrip it as we go on the light fantastic toe. 24 7 A young Zeppelin is seen kissing the ceil- ing of the study hall. 27 7 A Grade Minstrel Show. 0 boy! 'mem- ber? MAY 1 7 Jennie Wides makes a considerable amount selling her tardy cards to the ragman. 3 7 Ruth J . wants to know if she should wear a white or black hat on the boat ride. Ask Marj ; her white one was all ttpolka- dotted last year. Where were you, Marj? tpage thirteerd 4 7 AB dance at the Mansion. 7 7 The day we are given the tongue twister about Fred, the free flea tied freely. 9 - Did you ever see so many memory books? 13 7 Mothefs Day. 14 7 Some of our friends heed Uncle Samts call to work on farms. 18 7 Moonlight boat ride. 19-24 7 Good weather; girls talk some more about graduation dresses; haunted by coming exams; boys still delight in brush- es 0n brick ground. 25 , 7 Final A Grade play entitled, HThe Touch- down? No one forgets her. 28 7 Such excitement that one may mistake it for a wedding or an flght. 307111'tt1e vacation to study for exams but instead we play tennis. JUNE 1 7 A rare one. CMember about that day in June'U 6-8 Blessed are they who are excused from the exams for they are having more fun. 11 7 How will Walnut Hills get along without us? 15 eCommencement. Now whither? ttGood-by, good luck, God bless you. Class of 1917.