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

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I171 EENIHRS Wu -La nu Colors BroWn and Gold FloweT Black-eyed Susan OFFICERS MILTON H. SCHMIDT ........................................ President RUTH WIKEL .............................................. Vice-Presiderni MILDRED WILLIAMS .......................................... Secretary ELMA FERRIS .......................................... Treasurer Room 1 ROLAND ASHTON ...................................... Treasurer Room 3 HELEN ELSENHEIMER ................................. Treasurer Room 6

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+.q..+.un.m.-...hmueeuewunuu .....;. . . . .pm+.-.u....-....-...-...-...-...-...,-...-...q..4..-..+ Be it known to all men by these presents, We, the said class of ,18 of Walnut Hills High School, have made and declared our last will and testa- ment, bearing the date of April 15, 1918: We the said class of 18 do by this present codicil, ratify and confirm our said will, and do give and bequeath t0 the faculty all the eighth bells in Room 6 Which shall be left over and above those ...-': E3 ;.7? 1 322$? CODICIL tka m3$1$ t NW tl ?Ruguv.x..N.-..NNN.-..-.M..N.-H?N+ ! t c ? +p-ug.s..-..m..vn......gn .n. q. .........+.-..i- needed for us, to them also we bequeath the records of a class which will always recall with pleasure the four years spent under their in- struction; and our will and meaning is, that this codicil be adjudged to be part of our last will and testament. Witness our hand this four- teenth day of June, 1918. CLASS OF 18. F. N. P. U. R. I. '55 i f161

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DOROTHY ALLEN 1 Dorothy has been with us for only two years, but 'in that short time she has won her way into our hearts by her cheerful grin and congenial ways. She is a girl of unusual ability. Besides tsking an active part in all the school activities she has made the four years in three and established splendid records in all her studies. HORACE THOMAS ANGEBRAND Art Editor The Gleamf' Art Editor The Remembrancer; Gym Team; B. O. B. Club. Ange, the artist of the A grade, is also one of the most popu- lar boys of his class. He is not of a talkative disposition since he prefers to spend his 5 udy bells in the drawing-room, rather than in the study hall. His interest in his class is shown'in many ways. He has tried very hard to arrange social events in which the mein- bers of the class could become better acquainted. Last years picnic is a good example of his ability. ESTHER ASCHMOOR Captain of Center-Ball Team Esther is quiet and retiring with a certain air of dignity Which all her classmates admire. Besides being a star in all her studies, she is full of fun and makes a jolly companion. She is well known because of her splendid work in the gymnasium, and as captain of the center-ball team has helped to prove that Walnut Hills can still hold its own in athletics. llsl