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

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5--.-....--...-a..;..a..--p a...- '4 g. 4 4 .4 -4 4 .4 !. 4 4 .4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 .4 4 4 4 4 4.. ......, .p -p4,.q. .1. .,., ,p....a.,,..-p., -..-.....a-,-.....-...-.:-.h.v..p.p .x..u-.b..x-.-...vb.a..,.- .. .y..- -v.-. THOlVlAS PAXTON PRICEillTOM Traffic Squad. Though vanquished he ran argue still. Tom is one of the big, good-natured fellows of the class. He would have made a wonderful athlete but was not able to enter any of the sports. He has always been an excclknt scholar and has always liked to know the reason for thing; If i'lE does not see a thing as it is taught, he will straightway start an argument. Sometimes a teacher will convince him but usually the teacher is the one who is convinced-that Tom can talk faster than any teacher in school. He has a wonderful imagination and many original ideas. We hope that his imagination will never diminish; that his originality will continue: that his. good-nature will always remain: and that his ambitions. will be realized. LOUELLA REAillMOLLIEf llLOUi, Ranw-anranrcr Staff. uA :mm'adr biiihc and full of glee, H'ho darr: to laugh nut full and frat All the attributes of an ideal girl are possessed by Louella. Everyone is attracted by her charm. One cannot decide whether her popularity is due to her wit or to her beauty. She is the peacemaker of the class of all, spend- ing the greater part of her time patching up lovers' quarrels and setting right misunderstandings. The boys think that she is a wonderful pal and the girls consider her an excellent antidote for the blues? She is an agreeable companion, no matter what mood one is in. She has a fine seqse of humor, and a great deal of good, common sense. The class of '21 Simply couldn't have got along without her. We all need friends like her. HELEN CAROLINE ROBINSON Debating Club. i'Shr dared to do all that became a woman. Helen has a very pleasing and attractive personality which has made her a permanent place in the memory of all her classmates. Did you ever hear her play the piano? Ah, Helen, how do you do it? We know that we missed a good oration when illness prevented her from delivering hers. Helen has high ideals and has lived up to them in her daily school life. She is sweet and pleasant and never loses her temper as all the rest of us do. You're bound to he a success in this world, Helen. Remember that you always will he supported by our friendship. ' m1