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

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TOM HORST Captain Football Team, Track Team, Glee Club, Hiking Club. Tom is one of the most popular boys in the class. He is a great favorite socially and is also well known because of his athletic accomplishments as he is an excellent runner and a star football player. He has an energetic and businesslike manner which assures us of his success in life. HAZEL LEONA JAFFE Dramatic Club, Hiking Club, Tennis Club. Hazel has many excellent characteristics, for which she is admired by all her schoolmates. We are in doubt as to Whether it is Latin or English literature which fascinates her the most, for she is' very proficient in both of these subjects. Best wishes, Hazel, from the Class of ,17. JOSEPH EDWARD JAFFE Glee Club. Jaffee has been a member of our class for only one year, but he has made many friends and we are glad to have had him among us. He is a good scholar and he is full of fun and mischief, which sometimes gets him into trouble. That uhe's a jolly good fellow is the general sentiment of the class. Ipage twcnty-fourl

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lpage hventy-thrcel KATHLEEN ELIZABETH HARRIS Dramatic Club, Hiking Club. When the door opens and a voice calls, nAm 1 late? we know it is Kathleen. Entering the room the moment the tardy bell rings is almost a daily experience for her. She has been elected the greatest giggler among the girls and we all know that she is worthy of that title. CLARA JANE HATTON Editorial Staff 'The Remembrancer, Hiking Club, Dramatic Club. Who in our class is the cause of more merriment, than our Clara Jane? She is always saying something funny and she is the life of the class because of the original way in which she expresses herself. There are few girls who do so much good in consoling those who have to stay Seventh bell. Clara has certainly won her way into the hearts of all her schoolmates. HERMINA HOPPE Vice-President Class of 1917, Exchange Editor The Gleam, Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Hiking Club. Tennis Club, Gym Team. Judging from the life uHerman is capable of instilling into a party or a dance, you would infer that her chief talent is that of social leader. Then you hear of her skill in tennis, in swimming, and in other forms of athletics, and you are puzzled Whether to classify her as an outdoor, or as an Hindoor girl. To com- promise, welll call her the uall-round girl.

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lpage twentye'fivel ELLA GERTRUDE JOHNSON Surely our class would never be complete without Johnny. She is just a dear, and if it were not for her inability to get to school on time she would be without a fault. Nevertheless, we all know that when Ella gets to Vassar she will not have so far to go to classes. J ust think, no more blockades, no more waiting too long for cars, and no more brain-racking for excuses! EDGAR M. JOHNSON Gym Team, Treasurer of Room Three. llEd is the type of youth that never borrows trouble. Every- where that Edgar goes his wit is sure to follow. He certainly has kept us in fine spirits by his comical remarks and actions. Ed is a line writer and has contributed many articles to the columns of The Gleam. RUTH GENEVIEVE JOSEPH Editor uThe Remembrancer, Literary Staff The Gleam, Dramatic Club, Hiking Club. Ruth is a girl from whom we expect great things in the years to come. During her four years at Walnut Hills she has been a frequent contributor to The Gleam? She is the author of the play HEverygirlll and she is the Editor-in-Chief of this issue of HThe Remembrancer. The class of 1917 is very proud of Ruth and hopes that her work in the future will be as important to the world as her work in the past has been to her class.