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

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.l E 5. 4 4 '4 4 4 t 4 3 ii a l I g g. i ;. t. 3 , tr '4 g 1' l !. t.- 5, 49 I . sun; .p-q...-p-An-..F.n...-..nptmu4r-v-I- -1r- mn-ii-aet- ry- U... DE HART HUBBARD Footbali Team, Gym Team, Baseball Team, Track Team. Can you not me how strong he isim De Hart will long be remembered as an unusual athlete. He is a most valuable track man and has helped to uphold the reputation of Walnut Hills many times. He is a wonderful jumper and it is a pleasure to see him go sailing over a Iongrhorset But freshest in our memory are the baseball games. Hubbard proved to he a valuable man both in the Held and at bat. His speed on the bases will not soon be forgotten. Hubbard, though, is one of the unusual type who can participate in athletics and still keep his studies far above par. He is industrious and is bound to succeed in life. RICHARD KELLEthDICKit He nothing common did or mean? Although Dick has not been in the limelight of any of the schooPs activities, he has always played the part of the man behind the gun. Because of his work in the Art Room many 0E the activities of the school have been successfully advertised. As he has marked ability as an electrician, his talents have been put to use in directing the stage lighting eHects. His many original ideas have also been expressed in his numerous essays in the third bell Engiish class. Dick certainly has our best wishes. CHARLOTTE KREUTEthCHARLIEh Dramatic Club; Omforical Contest. She has a heart with room for every joyf' Charlotte has a great deal of class spirit. At the class meetings and parties we can tell she is present because everything goes more smoothly through her eHorts. We can always depend upon Charlie's doing anything we ask her to dot Sometimes we fear we depend upon her too much. She .likcs- her work, but that doesn't mean she is a grind. No, indeed She IS w1'lhng and glad toga on any lark that is suggested. We all should feel Ilost 1f she werenh thh us to make things go With her cheery smilc and Come on, glrls. t141

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4 4 4 4 4 4. 4, !l 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4i 4 4 4 4 4, 4 4 4 :- 43 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 .sw-vepwhp-J-m-hu-ugnar--x..-s..-....pu........-,...vp.,..e.pu-.,.,.v.p.a..ha- .... .p. .x. -,-.'.-p. .g...-pe-.,E.--h-. EDRIS JOSEPHINE HENRYillEGIEi, Fair treyjcs, man's imperial rare L'HJJMU'F And beauty dramr us with a .rmgle hatrf' You know that everyone loves firecrackers; so, of course, you will know that everyone loves Edris, for she is the little Ere-cracker of Room 12. She shoots DE at any time and at any place. All she needs is a little start and she will amuse the crowd for the rest of the day. Yet she can be dignified when she wants to be, and when the occasion demands dignity. She dates on shows and plays and can tell every production that has been here during the six months past and what will be here for six months to come. Many of us have gazed upon EdriS and wished that we had such marvelous hair, such petiteness, and such charm. Really, Edris, you have more than your share. VIRGINIA REGINA HERANCOURTehJINNYii Dramatic Club. There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought about her face. Virginia looks as solemn as an owl; yet she has a merry twinkle in those grave. brown eyes of hers, and she really is brimming over with good nature. She is the personification of neatness and we all should do well to emulate her. Virginia is also one of our dependables at class affairs. In fact, a party without her wouldn't be a party at all. However. her fondness for social affairs does not hinder her from preparing her lessons, an easy task for her. We all hope Jirmy will never have anything to worry her, and that she may acquire all the wisdom attributed to the solemn owl to which she is compared. RUTH ANNA HERDLISKA Silence is- galdenf Ruth is the quiet girl who is often seen carrying a bottle of poison around the halls. No, that poison is not for us. She uses it to kill her victims for zoology. She doesn't need the poison to make us her victims. Her charming ways do that. She is very, very good and never does any- thing wrong. Ruth, you have made the class of '21 better because it knew 340.111,.l May you always be as happy and goodrnatured as you have been w1t us. 4131

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. .............-.-..........,....,...l........,.......,..'-. . .IV 3.4;. Q: 4? ll al I! l l l. l l l l l l l 4: ll 5 l l l g, 4 l; l l 4 I MARIAN BISHOP LANDEN llAMIE,l Dramatir Club. Her modesty is a randle to her merit, Marian excels in no one particular subject, because she excels in them all. She has acquired a great deal of knowledge, but She does not have to burn the midnight oil to get that knowledge, as many of us would have to do. If we could do everything as well and be as trusted by teachers and students alike we should be happy. Alas! We all canlt do cvcrvthing perfectly or have perfect Latin note-books. If there were more Marian Landens, this world would be a great deal better. EDWARD LEA-llEDDIE Yale Club; Trafb'c Squad. H'hatc er he did wax done with so murh ease. Eddie is the handsome blond who causes the feminine sighs when he walks around the halls. His clever rcpartee and his good nature charm us also. Eddie is the most immaculate in his appearance of any boy in the class. That is one reason he was voted the best-dressed boy. He always leaves school looking just as handsome as he came. Eddie wants to go to Yale. His success is assured if he does as good work there as he did here. Eddie is bashful, but is worth K. little extra effort to know him. Too bad, girls, lIC is not available. MARIAN LUDDEN-llCUTIEl, She smiley and muilm, and will not sigh. Marian has what might be called a heavenly smile. She can smile and she does smile. When we see her, we wish everyone would smile like Marian. Cutie entered our class rather late in the year, but she has won a place in our hearts in a manner her very own. In fact, we like her so well that we haven't the heart to blame her for staying out at East Side two years. Cutie's conscience never troubles her over slighted lessons. She says that a seventy is as good as a ninety for a passing mark and why worry just as long as she passes. l15l