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

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ELMA V. FERRIS Dramatic Club; Treasurer Room 1. Elma is among the brightest, prettiest and nicest girls in the class. AS there are few who could claim a place in all three of these ranks, she is indeed exceptional. We all like her because we cannot help it and she has made many true-blue friends at Walnut Hills. WALTER SCOTT FISHER Walter has discovered a perfectly marvelous and deceiving warble. If u'sed With proper precautions, it is very difficult to locate. It may be used to disturb and mystify the teachers, but as Walt has no special grudge against any of the teachers, we very seldom hear it during class time. This warble has caused a great deal of amusement and has helped keep the A grade in good humor. WILLIAM ELLSWORTH FISHER Everyone in the A grade knows the Fisher twins. They are a conspicuous sight as they always travel in pairs. tlBill can be distinguished from his brother if you know how to tell them apart, but most of us have not discovered the key, so we must be in dark- ness as to Whether we are addressing Walter or William. A good plan to follow is just to call the one you meet by his last name and trust to luck to learn the rest. '

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I231 ANGELA DEL CARPIN Commercial Club. Angela always has something to say that is worth listening to. She has bookkeeping down pat and the study of history seems to be her favorite recreation. There is no doubt as to the pros- perity 0f Angelais future. HELEN EMMA ELSENHEIMER Room Treasurer; Commercial Club. The first thing you notice upon looking at Elsieii is her eyes; and next you become conscious that beneath their laughing depths is the most sincere of characters. Her aptitude for gaining friends is remarkable; thatis why we predict her future reign over a happy home. WILLIAM ASHUR ESTERLEY Commercial Club; Boat Ride Committee. HWill is the only boy in the graduating commercial class. Many people in his position would be inclined to think that they were the whole show, but our iiWill is entirely too modest for that. He is very pleasant to talk with, andfhas a very learned way about him, probably acquired by frequenteassociation With the girls of his class. iiWill is one of our iisociiety belles and is well liked by his classmates.

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i251 FRANCES FREERICKS Remembrance? Staii. Frances is the sweetest girl in the A grade. She has a disposi- tion that is to be envied and a winning smile that never dies. She is never too busy to lend a helping hand to anyone who may call on her. She is appropriately called the shining light of the A grade, for she is brilliant in all her recitations and has unusual literary ability. The class of 18 predicts a wonderful future for Frances. WILLA MAY GHOLSON Remembrancer Staff; Dramatic Club. Willa is a Shining star in all of her studies and her prompt an- swers have often saved her classmates in a crisis. She has a gentle disposition, a. soft voice and a. refined and gentle manner. May she be as successful in her future undertakings as she has been in her high-school work. J OSEPHINE CASTLE GRIFFITH Joe's middle name is Castle and she certainly vies With the fair Irene both in style of dress and in dancing. She was voted the vainest girl in the class and she has good reasons to be. When Joe takes up nursing 'she will dazzle her patients with her Pebecco smile and they'll sing, iiI Don,t Want to Get Well, Iim in Love with a Beautiful Nurse.