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

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Ipage thirty-onel ,w Minis... E? E5: g ; ,4 z . GEORGE WILLARD OUTCALT Football Team. Tangy would rather drive his Buick than study Elocution, yet when he tries he can deliver a fine speech as he has often proven. He feels more at home in his corduroys, Big Ten shirt, and red sweater, than in a dress suitiiiEven if my hair isnit combed I am comfortable, are his own words. LOUIS PAPPENHEIMER Business Manager iiThe Remembrancer. Assistant Business Manager The Gleam, Hiking Club, Tennis Club, Baseball Team. Handsome, as he is frequently called, is a zealous worker and a good student. He is well liked by his classmates because of his good humor and his straightforward, businesslike ways. He has devoted much time and labor to HThe Remembrancer and the success of this volume is largely the result of his untiring efforts. WILLIAM WALKER PARKS Although William has been with us only since last September, we have already come to appreciate his many merits and accom- plishments, especially his ready wit, his industriousness and his ability to jig. He has traveled a great deal and at intermission he is always to be found relating some of his experiences.

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HORTENSE ODESSA NATHAN Debating Club, Tennis Club, Dramatic Club. Hiking Club. We all think a great deal of Hortense. Her merry brown eyes are always sparkling with fun and she has a kind word and a welcoming smile for everybody. She has a sweet, sympathetic nature and she is a true-blue friend. JEANNE RUTH NEUERMAN Tennis Club, Dramatic Club, Hiking Club. Hen; is the girl with the big, innocent-Iooking blue eyes. She is quite a musician and if it were not for her we wouldnit know what that old piano up in study hall sounds like. She is full of mischief and is always smiling and having a good time. 7 ELMORE RUDOLPH NIEHAUS Baseball Team. His quiet, unassuming ways make Elmore one of the best liked boys of the Class of 17. Besides being a scholar of no mean ability, he is a good athlete, and although not a member of the Gym Team he could easily become one. When he graduates it will be a hard task to find such an accurate cashier for the lunch department as he has been. fpage thirtyl

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ROBERT NEAL PIPER Manager Gym Team, Remembrancer Stall, Boat Ride Committee, Hiking Club, Baseball Team. Piper is a quiet sort of a fellow, but nto know him is to like him, and his good nature has won him many warm friends. In the classroom or on the athletic held he ranks with the best. His efforts as a member of the Boat Ride Committee contributed much to the success of that event. ESTELLE DOROTHEA PICHEL Dramatic Club, Debating Club. There are few girls in the class who in their school work are as earnest as Estelle. She is a sweet, modest girl and although she has been with us only two years, she has won her way into our hearts. We all feel that the Class of 1917 would never have been complete without her. MARY ELIZABETH POOLE Dramatic Club. Who could ever forget Mollyfl with her inimitable way of saying, Take a pike at me, girls! The only time she is really excited is when the time for the history recitation draws near. Molly isn't very big, but she is very important to the Class of 17. IZpagC thirty-twol