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

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RAYMOND G. FRANKEL F. A. T. is very pepular among the boys, and he sure utakes the cake for being the noisiest 0f the bunch. Occasionally he says something worth while, but always he has the knack of mak- ing people listen to him, willingly 01' unwillingly. Frankel is going into the movie business and we wish him all kinds of luck. LYDIA GRANT FRASER Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association; ' Hamilton Debate; Final Play. Although Lydia has only been with us for two years, we have all learned to love her and prize her friendship. She is diligent and conscientious, and a star in all of her classes. Lydia is never idle, yet never too busy to help her less talented sistern out of difficulties. Keep up the good work Lydieewe are sure you will succeed in whatever you may undertake. EMMA H. FREERICKS Remembrancer Staff; uGleam Staff; Student Council. Fingers, nimble and quick, and a pencil racing over the paper r-thaUs Emma, all over. Emma is one of the few students of Walnut Hills High School who takes the Art Course. Emma is also an artist in her lessons, and she always stands at the head of her class. I201

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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

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CLARINE ELOISE FRY Dramatic Club. Clarine is the kind of girl you couldnlt dislike if you had to. She is always in the thick of the fun, and she has such a happy, I-should-worry disposition that not even the prospect of a big, black chemistry test hovering over her fair head, can take away her cheerfulness. Clarinets object in life seems to be to make others happy. VIRGINIA H. GOOCH Dramatic Club. Virginia is a sweet, quiet girl, whom we all love. Her most outstanding characteristic is neatness, but one need not know her long to realize that she has all of those fine qualities Which are admired in the great men and women of today. We only Wish that she will always be just what she has been in high school. CHARLES HOWARD HARPER Commercial Club. Charles is one of the most serious and industrious students of Walnut Hills High School, and we certainly admire him for his splendid scholarship and diligent perseverance. Charlie, how can you be so solemn? Are you thinking about Wall Street, and that seat waiting for you in the Stock Exchange? l21I