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

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s e A 5 i 6 .A 4 i l 5 e 4 .t l I1 l l l i 4 s 4 t l 4: 9H t l l i 4 l a ! 4 i 4 e t 4 + 4 4 4 I! i a i, .,e .,..,. .-. .2. .- .y..:...a..,u-.n-.:-.a..b.:..n-a..-n-,b.-.n-.h'.xua-.5.-.pa.--.5.-.-....z-.-.,..b.--.,.,.h 3. MARGUERITE SEXTON-llSEXi, Dramutir Club, Studentx Council, Treasurer of Clam. To know her 11: In love her. There is no one in this world just like our Sex. She's what the lmys call a Good Sport, and when the boys use that expression it means something. Sex is about the only one who gets our money from us without using force. We gladly hand over our dues to her because we know our receipt will he one of her dazzling smiles. Sex makes a specialty of i1361.215 and debaters. She should start a Charm School. It would be a great success if she turned out pupils as charming as she is, Goodbye and good luck, Sex. ELIZABETH LEORA SIDLEellBETTY Anixftmt Editor of The Gleam ; l'iw-Prmident 0f the Class; Secretary of the Studmf Council; St'rrt'tary 0f the Dramatic Club; Ommriml Conimt. ilt'haravtcr is the diamond that stretches every other stone. Betty is the tall. statuesque brunette who glides along with the air of a queen. This dignity she no doubt acquired from the number, of important positions she has held during her four years here. The Class of 91 would never have ucame through without the aid of Betty. She can certainly make things and people move. Betty has done more for the school than any other girl in the class. She will represent us at Music Hall, and if she speaks as well there as she did here at the try-outs, she will bring added glory to Walnut Hills High School. We don't have to say she is well liked. We implied that above. No one could help liking so charming and pretty 3. girl as Betty is. The little children worship her, the hays confide in her. and the girls adore her. ADAMAE SMITH-JiTOODEsii Dramatic Club 1L11.1-zuy pretty her blushing was And how :hc blushed again. Adamae is a clever, llHSlelSh girl and has the enviable quality of making friends Without eEort. With her infectious laugh and good cheer she has brightened many serious hours. She has not only the gift of humor but also, when occasion demands, clear judgment and decision which is re maFkabIe. Did you ever notice how adorably she hlushes when she is em- barrassed? She blushes very often. too. Toodes is the shepherd of the fold and keeps the little lambs of Room 12 from straying away, and guards them from the wolves of Room 16. We'll never forget our Toodes. i211

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4 4 4 4 1 4 4 f 4 4 1' 4 4 4 G 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 4 4 14 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1. 4 - A.- .m '3- .91., -:-. -u- sa-.-.. .MD1.-V,- .an- sb-s-I-ol-ab-t-st- .3....57....n-vh-.su...u...b-.,-rb.u-.zw.w-a-. .1. 4s-p--.p.p- WILBERT ROSENTHAIfthOSIEil Football Team; Track Team; Swimming Team. r181'1'4'1' tvalers mm deep? Rosie is an all-round good fellow. Although he is not a natural born athlete, he always gave his best to the various teams with which he was mnnected.1t was because of his everlasting grin and good humor that many of the strenuous practire sessions on the gridiron were made less fatiguing. He is an unusually good student and has developed his power of reasoning. He likes to know the why and wherefore of things and for this reason he has made a success of his work in trigonometry. He intends to continue his work in mathematics by taking some engineering course in one of our large universities. We hope that he will never become so absorbed in his work as to forget all his old classmates. SIMON ROSINehSI Trark Tram; Gym Tram. I am not in the roll of mmmon mm. Simon makes us gaze with open mouths when he answers hi5 Chemistry and physics questions. Oh, how we envy him his brains! Simon is the best boy student we have. There is a great affmity between him and high marks He is well liked by all his classmates in spite of his intelligence. 'tSi developed into a good runner and he has helped the track team on more than one occasion. He worked hard with the gym team, doing a good many difficult exercises on the apparatus. We know that such untiring endeavor will not go unrewarded. ELSIE LOUISE SHEW'MAN-JtDOCi, Remembranwr Staff. A form more fair, a face more sweet, Ne'er hath 1'! been my lot to meet? uWho is she, what is she, that all our swains surround her? Then comes the chorus. iiWhy, don't you know her? She's Elsie Shewmanf' Thatls all the answer that is necessary. Any one at Walnut Hills High School knows better than to ask such a question, and is surprised if others don't Not until we saw Elsie did we realize what poets meant by their ravings about Hhis lady's smiles and glances. When we see a red streak going down the street we don't know whether it is Elsie in the Cleveland or a fire marshal. Look out 111 the hall at noontime and you will see Elsie sur- rounded by children. We understand why all the boys object to the lower grade k1ds Leave a few admirers for us, old dear l201

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4 4 4 4 t. 4 4 4 .l i A l l t l l l t t l t I. 4 i a s I. l t A l. t t i .1 t 4 I. 4 t 4 l l - J- 4- .. va-Hb-b-o-my. -..- .3..:....,-.:- a.--1-u-t-....t.hrb,ha-mwam-bar-g..p.--,.-.-... .54.qu m- IF- CHARLES ROY STEINGRUBEellROYll Rcmembmncer Smf; Debating Club; Orchettm. . Death with honor, but never mrrenderf Roy has proved himself to be the man of the hour, by stepping to the lore when the call was sent out for art talent. He not only quahfled as a capable contributor, but later was chosen as art editor of The Remem- brancer. His many contributions speak for themselves. He has been an alle important member of the school orchestra and has acted as director in many. of its sessions. Besides this he has been a very active member of the Debating Club. All in all he has been an untir'mg worker in promoting school ac- tivities. He has done a good deal for us and we hope that we shall be able to do something for him some day. But at present we can only wish him the best of luck. MITCHELL STERNellMIKEl, - He is a bold, bad boy? Mike seems to be in bad with the Faculty, but the class likes him. It is not an unusual sight to see him in the ofhce or on mournersl bench. In chemistry Mike never fails to tell the class something it or Doctor Newman either, never knew before. Mike does well in his studies and is faithful about preparing them. He does his best to help the class and attends all its meetings. Indeed, we are glad to have him with us Jfor he has made many a tiresome bell bearable by his interruptions. ISAAC SWAYellIKEh Baseball Team; Fnoflmll Team; Trude Tamer; Swimming Team; Dramatic Club; Debating Club. A mighty man is he I'Vith large and .sinc'zt'y hands The muscles of his brawny arms Are strong as iron bands? Ike is the popular captain and shortstop of the baseball team, and because of the glorious way in which he acted in that capacity, he will be ever remembered in the hearts of his classmates. We shall not be surprised if l'big Ike takes up the national pastime as a profession. He was also a highly valued member of the football team. Hi5 popularity, however, is not confined to the athletic field alone, since he has always been .. ready and willing participant in all the school activities He played the part of a gracious king in one of the most successful plays the Dramatic Club has ever produced. If determination and grit count for anything, we predict a bright future for Ike. I221