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

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I291 JAMES CLAYTON IRWIN U. S. Marine Corps. Our class has suffered several losses through the patriotism of its members. Erwin is one of the fellows who enlisted. Although he had only one more year of study before he would graduate, he answered the call to the colors. A good athlete while at School, he undoubtedly is making a fine soldier. He was a member of last yeafs football, baseball and track teams. ROSLYN R. JACKMAN Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Captain of Girls' Athletic League. Roslyn is the best athlete in the A Grade, but her energies are not directed exclusively to athletics; her report card testifies to that fact. She is always Willing to help anyone, and we expect great things of her in the future. STANLEY ALVIN JAFFE Athletic Editor The Gleam? Treasurer Senior Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Spanish Club; Baseball Team; Track Team; A-B Dance Committee. It looks as if Stat? were a pretty busy student, judging from the number of organizations listed under his name, but nevertheless he still finds time for social pleasure. He shows his loyalty to his class by usually taking with him a certain A-grade girl. He worked very hard to make the A-B Dance a success and on many other occasions he has devoted his time and efforts to the advance- ment of the A Grade.

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J OSEPHINE HEILIG Little-un is one of those precious jewels which pI'OVEI'bially come in small packages. In microscopic examination, this little package is found to contain all qualities which go to make up a womanly little woman, a mischievous little girl and an altogether lovable piece of humanity. This small jewel shines in more ways than one, but expression is where she shines best. GERTRUDE HEIMAN Commercial Club. Our Gertie W'lll not forever giggle; some day her mouth will refuse to wiggle, is a prophecy for Gertrude Heimanis future. .Her bubbling spirit and mischievous ways have made friends for her all her life. If she is as care-free in later years as she has been at Walnut Hills High School, she will always be the center of a laughing group of people. EDWARD CHARLES HUERKAMP President of the Dramatic Club; Baseball Team; Football Team. ' Who could forget ttEddieh Huerkamp? He is always around when there is any fun going forward. Without our Eddie, things would be dead and the teachers would be leading a life of quiet ease and contentment. We donlt mean to insinuate that he would do anything to cause the teachers embarrassment, but still we must take into consideration the fact that Edward is seldom serious. You may form your own conclusions. lzsl

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AUGUST FABEL JONES Exchange Editor The Gleamf' Secretary of the Student Council; B. O. B. Club. If there is any A-grade fellow who hasnlt ridden with Aug let him make known the fact. No response? We thought so. nGus is so liberal with his machine that even the teachers have formed the habit of letting him do their chasing around. His favorite recreation is finding very hard questions to ask the chemis- try teacher. Orchestra practice cannot exactly be called recrea- tion, but 'tAug surely can re-create some of those pieces on his Hdutch pipe. Drilling with the Home Guards is his usual occu- pation. THELMA SUSAN KAMMAN Commercial Club. Thelma is unusually quiet. But when she does express her views we all Hsit up and take notice. She is one of those unos- tentatious persons who are a comfort when near and sincerely missed when gone. May you be as true to the world as you have been to us, Thelma. SARAH KEATING Dramatic Club. Sarah is our class beauty. But the ancient maxim Hbeauty is only skin deep, cannot be applied to her, for she has all the qualities which make a beautiful character. Never has anyone heard Sarah say a cross word or give an angry reply. The beauti- ful smile, ever present on her lips, is only the outward manifesta- tion of her sunny nature. I301