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

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MYRTLE BAURLEIN Dramatic Club; Center-Ball Team. Myrtleis sparkling blue eyes, so full of life and fun, reveal her lovely character. She is always ready to add to a good time- always sweet and good-natured. Myrtle is very popular among her schoolmates and her many friends wish her the brightest blessings of life. EMERSON CHARLES BECKELHIMER Dramatic Club; Debating Club; Final Play; Remembrancer Staff. Emerson deserves great praise for his work with the Dramatic Club. In the Debating Club also he has shown his merit. It must be said that there never was a more earnest or conscientious worker than Emerson and by his diligence and faithfulness he has won the respect of his classmates and the esteem of his teachers. CATHERINE CECILIA BOOK Dramatic Club; Center-Ball Team; The Gleam Staff. Who could ever forget Katie, With her ready smile and Witty sayings! She is very energetic, and does not study in vain. Catherine is especially popular when an Agriculture outline is needed. We all know that the Class of Nineteen would never have been complete without her. I141

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LELAND P ANDERSON U. S. Marine Corps, 1918-19. Last March, Lee came back to us from Paris Island, where he had been serving with the United States Marine Corps. He is one of those clean-cut fellows of the bound-to-make-good type. Leland is a bear with the women, and itis no wonder, either. Just look at his picture and youll know why! STELLA CLAIRE BAMBERGER Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. Stella is known to everybne as one of the sweetest and most generous girls of the school. She is always ready to help someone out of a difficulty, and is never heard to say 'iUnprepared. Spanish seems to be her favorite study, and she is greeted With the eternal question, iiMay I see your Spanish? ETHYLE A. BARG Commercial Club; Dramatic Club. Although we have only known Ethyle one year, she has become a general favorite. At every dance you may hear people saying, Whereis Ethyle? Where's Ethyle? She is A-Grade pianist and has proved herself a valuable companion in many ways. l131

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KATHERINE LOIS BROWN Commercial Club. Kaybee, as she is affectionately called by her classmates, is a regular Hhappy-go-luclqn She is always first to arrive in Room 6, in the morning, and she greets each later arrival with a boyish Hi, Kid? Nothing worries her-not even exams. But tell us one thing, Katherine, why are you so enthusiastic about the Orpheum? CLARENCE O. BUCHER Dramatic Club; Debating Club; Fort Thomas Play. Clarence has been with us just two years, but in that time we have learned that he is one of the most capable and reliable stu- dents that ever came to W. H. H. S. Clarence has a habit of becoming the president of everything he goes into; and itts a good thing, too-reference, the Debating Club, Dramatic Club, the Civics Club. We know that a brilliant and successful career lies before you, Clarence. ELIZABETH CALKINS Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. What would we do without our Lizzie? She always has a Witty remark to make or a funny joke to tell us nto chase away the blues. Undoubtedly, Elizabeth will become a Latin teacher. Whaddya mean, Latin teacher, huh? i151