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

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FANNIE SCHLAN Commercial Club; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Athletic Association. Fan is famous for her giggle, which is unmatched in genuine mirth as well as in musical quality. Fannie is going into business and we know that With her businesslike attitude toward every- thing sarious in life she will be right there With the goods. CORINNE R. SCHLOTMAN ttRemembrancer StaE; Athletic Association. Three cheers for Corinne, our pianist. How could our dances have been successful Without her? Can't she rag that old piano in the gym! We wonder why Corinne always plays uGive a Little Credit to the Navy. Corinne is quite brilliant in all her studies 7we just cant see how it is that the gods distribute Wisdom with such favoritism. DORA DEANE SCOTT Dramatic Club; Final Play. Dora is about the busiest girl in Room 1. She is always doing something for somebody, and anyone in need of sympathy goes first to her. Dora never stops smiling, and her dimples are the envy of every girl in the class. -May you have all the good things in life, Dora, for no one is more deserving than you. i301

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JOHN HENRY ROGERS Gym Team Ay, truly, John is a philosopher! Who, if not our J ohn, with his little scintillating coruscations of wit, makes the fifthV-bell trig lesson so pleasant? J ohnis is the master mind for math; and J ohn can mingle work and play together into a. most delightful concoc- tion. Would that they were all like J Ohn! MARGARET E. ROLL Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Hamilton Debate; East Night Debate; nRemembraheer Staff. Magis a starethere isnit anything she canit do. She is always busy and she is always doing something worth while. Margaret is prominent in all school and class activities, especially in debating; and she has distinguished herself by her writings for the Gleam and The Remembrancer. We wish Margaret 3 world of suc- cess, and we certainly appreciate her efforts for the welfare of the class. JULIUS BABE RUKEN Debating Club; Dramatic Club; Gleamii Staif; Final Play. This is J ulius, our j oke-editor and lunch-check vendor. J ulius is alright clear down to the core, and you wonit find a harder worker or a more agreeable companion anywhere. Julius is an especially distinguished figure in the Dramatic Club-hence his alias, Featherhead icf. Final Play; Success to you J ulius, what- ever course in life you may pursue. I291

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GWYNNEDD SMITH Dramatic Club; Fort Thomas Play. Gwynnedd is another talented actress. She is our class beauty, and very populariand shes a Winner in real life as well as on the stage. Gwynnedd doesnit believe in much studying, but she gets the marks all the same. We just Wish her as much luck and happi- ness all through life as she seems to have had in her four years of high school. ALICE M. SULLIVAN trRemembranner', Staff; Student Council; Girls, Gym Team; Center-Ball Team; Athletic Association; Dramatic Club. Alice is the schools brightest Latin star. Every morning before school she conducts a class of girls in Room 1, preparing them to meet the fateful ordeal of translation in the first-bell Virgil class. Her sweet disposition and generous nature have drawn about her many sincere friends. The class wishes her a happy and brilliant future. REBECCA TASHMAN Dramatic Club; Girlsi Gym Team. Becky is one of the jolliest girls in the class. She is never known to frown. Demerits may come and demerits may go, but Beckyis smile goes on forever. We expect someday to see her name in blazing electric lights on Broadway, because we are sure she will become famous as an actress. i311