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

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VICTORIA DREXILIUS Dramatic Club. iiTor is a regular, all-round, American girl. Her even dis- position and smooth temper can be rufHed by nothingino, not even a big, long examination. How could we ever have dragged 2.1ng without Victoria and her ukelele to brighten things up? VIRGINIA DREXILIUS Dramatic Club. New here is the other one. iiGin surely is a dear girl. Her merry little giggle can be distinguished above all others, because it is so chuck full of real mirth. Virginia is always in a good humor despecially when she is eating chocolate ice cream. Good luck, Ginny! MALCOLM E. DULANEY Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Fort Thomas Play; East Night Debate; Alternate Class Orator. iiBrutusi, is the brightest literary light in the school. He is an enthusiastic member 01' the Debating Club and Dramatic Club, and has often represented these organizations in public. He shines in Chemistry, tooiin fact, he shines in everything. Malcolm is a fair-and-square fellow, honored by classmates and faculty alike. He seems to be the only boy of the class who intends to follow up law. I181

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MAUDE BEATRICE DAVIDSON Student Council; Dramatic Club; Glee Club, Commercial Club; Athletic Association; Girls, Gym Team. ttMuddie is one of the nicest girls in the school. With her witty jokes and puns she keeps Room 6 in a continual uproar. Maude is an especially brilliant Spanish student. Keep up your good work, Maude, and success will be yours. ABRAHAM DAVIS Abe is the jolliest fellow in the class. Wherever he goes he is enveloped in an atmosphere of mirth, and there is no cloud so black that it cannot be dispelled by his broad grin. Abe is way up in his studies, too, as his marks show, and we are sure that such a combination of good scholarship and good fellowship Will bring him success. HELEN M. DIERS Commercial Club; Room 6 Treasurer; Athletic Association; Dramatic Club; Final Play. Wherevertthere is a good time on, Helen is right there With bells. Her witty remarks afford her classmates many a merry laugh, but now and then Helen must needs be called to account for her somewhat too sonorous Whispering. But thaUs alright, Helen, we all know that some day you will be famous. I171

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EDNA ELSBACH Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. Where would the class; be without Edna? Her charming ways and sunny disposition, along with her mischievous prankst, make her beloved by all. Edna is always ready to help othersezs- pecially during the lunch bell. Dancing seems to be her specialty. IRMA AURELIA FOERSTER Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. Irma does well in everything she undertakes, but she excels in gym. Her popularity was proven when she was elected president of the Commercial Club. Irma is an earnest student, and some day, we believe, she will be famous in the business world. THERESA FORMAN Orchestra; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. a We can never forget Tessf With her beautiful auburn hair and big, brown eyes. Her sweet disposition has endeared her to all who know her. Theresa is now in New York, and we hope that in her new home every joy and happiness will be hers. HSI