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

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MARTHA JONES To be little is to be loved. Dramatic Club. Martha. with her happy-go-lucky disposition. is one of the live wires of the class of ,20. Never study today what might be studied tomorrow, is Marthais motto. Her unceas- ing chatter is g constant source of entertainment to her class- mates. and of despair to her teachers. Martha possesses marked ability as an elocutiunist, although she usually has to be teased into displaying her talent. Mod- esty is all right, Martha, but you are not na. Hower born to blush unseen and waste its sweetness on the desert air. Some day we expect big things of you. Martha. IVAN MCLEOD Only what thou art in thyself determines thy value. Debating Club, Gym Team, Oratorical Contest. Ivan is one of the ubright lights of the class of '20, and c1eserves great commendation for his excellent class-room work. Like many worthwhile people. he is silent unless he has something to say which is really worth listening to. Ivan has been a firm supporter of all our school activities. and his creditable work in the Debating Club and in the Cree tcrical Contest proves his ability as a public speaker, The class of '20 predicts that Ivan's quiet and determined way of accomplishing things will assure him success in his future undertakings, LEDA ROBERTS A good heart is better than all the' heads in the world. A quiet, unobtrusive manner is characteristic of Leda. She has displayed great diligence and faithfulness in her studies. and her name may usually be found among the select few on the honor roll. Leda's greatest ambition is to become a trained nurse, and her friends feel that her quiet, cheerful ways will make her very valuable in this'profession. If ever we feel sick. Leda, we'll lcnow where to go for help! Twenty-Tmo

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Twenty-Onc HELEN ROLF HAlways joyous, delighting in fun, A smile for alienot just for one. Dramatic Club. Our fair:headed Helen, with her ever-ready giggle. is one of the liveliest occupants of Room I. Even pedagogical frowns cannot squelch her cheerful spirits. Helen spends most of her time just being jolly and friendly with the bunch. Helen's always in demand at our dances in the Gym. for she is very good as a jazz artist. The class of '20 prophesy that Helen's optimistic disposi- tion will always be a great asset in making friends for her. STANLEY MILLS 'tStan Built for comfort, notI for speed. Good nature and an unsurpassable lazineSS are the two qualities which are most characteristic of Stan. One may usually find him reclining in a sequestered corner, just as far away from anything that looks like work as possible. And oh, how he hates those gym periods under Dr. Koch's eagle eye! Howaver, Stan's broad and everlasting smile, which goes with his unending good nature. is just as characteristic of him as his laziness. Sometime, perhaps, after Stanley has had a good nighfs sleep, he,ll wake up and do something startling. Go to it, Stan. the class of ,20 would like nothing better than to see you set the world on fire! MARY SARVER Here's a lovely young lady. Who's just in her heyday. And full of all mischief. I Ween. Dramatic Club. Mary has the distinction of being the wittiest girl at the Senior Class. and she certainly has the gift of a brilliant convarsationaliet. Besides this, she is one pf our class beauties. There is never a day that passes in which some girl does not- go into rapturcs over Mary's perfect coiffure. Mary is another one of the artistic members of our class. Some day, perhaps, she will join the ranks of those famed in the graphic art.

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TwcivahTee ELIZAB ETH HELFFERICH nBetty uAs maiden should be, miid and meek. Quick to hear and slow to speak. Dramatic Club. Our little Miss Lizzie. with her abundance of real red hair and her cheery. friendly manner. is a general favorite of the class. Although she does not talk much in public, she is always going about helping other people by her kind words and witty sayings. Elizabeth ppssesees great powers of achievement yet un- tried, and we know that she will grasp the opportunity to use them in the future. Our best wishes for happiness and succefs go with you, Elizabeth. GILBERT ORNELAS elcilil His air, his voice, his honest soul. Speak all so muvingly in his behalf. Dramatic Club, Baseball Team, Football Team Gil, in spite of his big, cave-man appearance, is at heart a bashful boy who rather shuns the girls, Still we nnt'cari that in the play Sherwood, his arm slipped quite naturally around Lady Nlartirl.n Oil is certainly a star actor and he pcssesses an unusually fme voice, both in speaking and singing. Gil has quite a reputation as an athlete and has done hi1 share in winning victories for Walnut Hills, both on the gridiron and on the diamond. The class of '20 wish him success in all his future enterprises. KATHRYN PICHEL The lady doth protest too much, me thinks. Dramatic Club, Debating Club. Glee Club Katherine is the youngest membd' of our graduating class. and a girl full of ambition and school spirit. She was chosen by popular vote the biggest tease among the girls. And did you ever hear her giggle? But even though she likes to tease and to giggle, she does not spend all her time doing 50; she can settle down to brass tacks and be as grave in her manner as the most serious one of the class. Katherine. the class of ,20 know that success is assured for you in anything you undertake if you remain the same Katherine We knew at Walnut Hills.