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

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HILDA BURKE Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Gleam Stali'; Debating Team. Who of us could ever hope to excel Hilda in brilliance? Al- though she has been with us for only two years she has won her way into the hearts of many by her charming manner. Much credit is due Hilda for the success of the Hamilton-Walnut Hills debate. MARY CHENEY Dramatic Club. Oh how sweet it is to be loved by all onels classmates! Maryls quiet, unassuming manner has won for her this distinction. She is a jolly girl and her pleasant laugh always makes Room 1 cheer- ful. All her classmates hope that this youthful laugh may accom- pany her through life. HELEN COLDEWEY A-B Dance Committee; Debating Club; Dramatic Club; HRen'lembrancer Stalf. Here,s Miss Wheeler's little steam engine. Helen is the talker and giggler of the class. She is always ready to relate some amus- ing experience to a greatly interested group of classmates. Helen looks on the bright side of life and her attractive personality has gained for her many friends.

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LOUISE BAUER Her very frowns are fairer than the smiles of other maidens. Louise is little, but oh my! She may not measure so very high in inches, but she certainly measures high in other things. Louise is one of the most popular girls of the class and, queer as it may seem, her specialties are attending baseball games and attending dances. ' ' ELIZABETH BAYSTON Captain of Student War Council; Secretary of Patriotic League. All hail to our knitter! Betty has become so skilled in knitting that she can ply her needles nimbly even While preparing a beauti- ful translation of Virgil. Because of her faithful service to her country she was elected Room Representative of the Patriotic League and Captain of the Student War Council. BESSIE BRADY Dramatic Club. Speech is silver, silence golden. Bess may not be a silver- tongued orator but she certainly has a more valuable quality according to the maxim. To say that she is a graceful maiden with winning ways scarcely does her justice. That she may be successful in the future is the Wish of all who now enjoy her friend- ship. I201

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DOROTHY COLEMAN Dorothy, better known as Dot, is always carefree and cheery, and spreads her sunshine through the medium of winning smiles. She is tall, graceful and pretty and her beautiful dimples are a source of envy to her classmates. VIRGINIA LEE CONNER nRemembrance? Staif; Staif The Gleam Dramatic Club. Virginia Lee, whose object in life seems to be making everyone happy, is a sweet southern maid. Her fund of knowledge and ViVid imagination have enabled her to write many entertaining stories. She is a splendid student and her teachers have said that if all pupils were like Virginia they could realize higher ideals of teaching. ALMA KATHRYN CROW Dramatic Club; Glee Club. The class of ,18 Wishes the best that the future can give to Alma, dear Alma with her ever-present sunny smile. She has been a fellow-student since the D gradef During the last year she has been an enthusiast in our Dramatic Club and has worked hard for its success.