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

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Twenty-Five ERMA ERWIN Still waters run deep. Bright. did you say? Well. we should say she is! The less studious members of the class of I920 always heave a sigh of relief when Erma is called upon to recite, for they know that the question which hhame to themh they cannot answer, will be skillfully handled by the girl whose name always heads the special honor roll. She doesn,t believe in making a fuss over high marks, either; but when she gets one humired in a test. she just keeps quiet and resolves to do better next time! PAULINE JACKSON Paulie My mind aspires to higher things, Crows rich in that which never takelh rust. Surely our class would not be complete without Paulie, who is always ready for a good time or earnest study, a3 the occasion demands. ; Pauline is endowed with a lovely soprano voice. and all who have heard her sing anticipate a brilliant musical career for her. She is a faithful student, and whatever her ambition may be, we are conhdent that a successful future awaits her. JESSIE GREER Her voice was ever soft and low, An excellent thing in woman. A very soft voice and a sweet, unassuming manner has made Jessie well liked by her classmates. No one ever saw her in anything but a pleasant mood, and she is always willing to help a more thoughtless classmate by lending a book or recalling an assignment. She has been with us only one year. but in that time she has proved herself to be a valuable acquisition to the class of 70.

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DOROTHY CROSSWELL Dot She is pretty to walli- with, And willy ta tall: with, And pheasant, too, to think an. Dramatic Club, Glee Club. iiDot is the songbird of the class of '20. Her beautiful 50- prano voice was one of the most attractive features of our Gleam Staff Vaudeville. Anyone who has heard Dot sing is na-t likely to soon forget it. Dorothyis voice is not her only asset, however. for she has a happy. friendly disposition. which has made her much be- loved by her classmates. Those who know her best can testify that she is as jolly a companion as one could hope for. Her classmates predict success for her in whatever held of warlc, her future lies. HERBERT FAST Herbi, uHiS air, his voice, his honest soul Speak all .so movingly in his behalf? Dramatic Club. Herb, the handsome blonde of the class of '20, is one Of the best HalI-au'ounci fellows in the school. He has distin- guished himself as an actor, by means of a fine voice. and he gives every indication of being another iiBarrymore. Herbie is an ihail powerful member of the baseball team. and is also an excellent dancer. Besides these assets, he has the unusual distinction of being the class dude. Shine for Mr. Fast, please! A11 in all, Herbie is a clever lad and gives promise of a brilliant future. ANNA SCHLAN A kind hear! and a capable head. Have won for her success. Gleam Representative of Room 1. Everybody likes Anna. for she's so jolly and good-natured that it is a treat to be near her. Those pretty auburn curls of hers are the admiration of many a girl-they're natural, you know! Anna's bright hair covers a head which contains an even brighter intellect. She is a regular Latin fiend. Read- ing Virgil is as much fun for her as reading novels is for some folks. Her classmates wish Anna the best of iiluek in whatever she may do in after life. Twenly-Four.

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Qlalenher 191E! - 19211 September SeHere we are all curious about the new Classical High School. HeMaking the acquaintance of our new principal, Mr. George E. Davis, has not proved a difficult task, but a. very pleasant one. 24-A reception in honor of Mr. Davis was given by the student-body. October 2-Senior Class election. 16eA-Girls gave a party at the home of Miss Judy Parker. The girls invited the boysethatis where the fun came in! 17eFootball garnet Oh, mercy, just look at the score! Woodward 29-W. H. H. S. 12! We're still with you. though, boys. ZleNow we are really and truly a HClassical High School. even down to the little tots who were welcomed into our midst today, 23eHallowe,en Mask Partyemore fun! and such sights! 24eFootball game with 0. M. 1. Another game to the other party's credit. 27eMemoria1 services in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. N ovembcr HeReorganization of the Debating Club. Now, members. we're expecting great things from yeu! I3eDid you say babies? Oh, yes; that's what the girls were today. Goodness! l4eRe0rganization of the Dramatic Club. Bright prOSpeets ahead of us. 15eA hike! Will we ever forget it? Indeed not; nor the hill, either.r ZIeFootball game with Hughes. Has a black cat crossed your path, boys? But go to it. were willipg to share your trouble: as well as your honors. ZZeFootball Team was entertained by Betty Rugg. ZBeThanksgiving Dance. A real dance with real music! Given at the home of Bob Biltz. December BeLieutenant de Wierzbieki. of the French Army, spoke before the students this morning. 9eDean West, of Princeton, was the noted visitor and speaker for today. IOeHurrah! Our class pins and rings are here at last. lZeRoller-tskating party. Oh, joy! I7-Student Council reorganized. lgeA dance in the Gym. Always wanting something! Now itis a Victrola! ZBeChristmas play. Two performances given today-afternoon and evening. A great success! 24ePIay repeated this morning. Watch for a reproduction of our smiling faces in the paper. Yes, we had our pictures taken, too! . 26-Christmas party. More fun! This party was given at the home of Warren Fishback. january BeWalnut Hills High School was honored today by a visit from Dean Jones, of Yale University. izeThe Boys' Gym Team was reorganized today. Are you going to give us an exhibition this year of your hair-raising teats, boys? Tweniy-Six