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

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THE GLEAM SYLVESTER J. NIEHAUS-giSyI Dramatic Club, Baxcbail Ti'LHJ-L i Sylvester is a jolly fellow who wears his heart in 111s vest pocket. Nothing worries him, not even being called upon in French or English. Whenever anything is to be done. he can be depended upon lo do his share. Hi5 Classmates wish him all good luck. FLORETTA B. PUSH-INiUFiO 5i Dramatic Club. Swim Spanish Club, Gleam Sfajf, Rcmcmbmnmr Committee, Little Wor'rzc'n.. HFloL is one of the reasons that we are proud of the Class Of 33. Flo 11115 been the friend and cheerful com: pauion of all the girls. and as for thc fellows, wcll, ail of them have been smitten some time 01' other, and have done their best to receive one of her smiles. She is very chic and has a winning personality. HFIo'sh good looks, of which she is so unconscious, may be an aid to he: good acting. W110 can tell? May she he as bucccwful in the future as she has been in the past. DAVID RICHA,RDSON-i'Dave Davei' is the quiet fellow of the class. He is not bashful, but he just feels that if he has nothing to say. heill kccp still. He stars in chemiStry. We have very often been struck with awe While listening to him com- plete equations and give formulas. David's brains and ability to use them, we feel certain, will assure him an enviable future.

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16 THE GLEAM A. EDGAR MILLEReilEd ', Swimming Tram, . We, the members of 22, have found a most pleasnig companion in uEd and our acknowledged superior In all such forms of sports, as chemistry, English, and in fact all sports which involve actual knowledge.- 'LEd,i is not only one of our stars, but he has easdy ac- comnlished in three years what we ordinary persons have had.to struggle to accomplish in four. We wish more people were made of the stuff he is. HENRY MILLERel'Heine Henry is one of the most interesting students of the class. He certainly gains his credits easily. It seems to us that he gets them by merely smiling at his teachers. H'owever, his smile deserves credit. None of the rest of us can keep smiling as he does an entire d-ay, to say nothing of a whole year. He is always bubbling over with jokes. Even in the American history class he is allowed an appropriate quip once in a while. We thank him for the fun he has alforded us. ROSEMARY NORRIS Dramatic Chtb, Debating Club, Latin Club, Gleam Stag, As You Likr Hf, Rosemary is the young lady Who is making four years of high school in threE. She is both intellectual and sociable. Rosemary won honors with the Debating Team that went to Louisville. We don't need to wish her good luck. We know she will have lots of it, and Will realize whatever ambition is lurking behind those thoughtful eyes of hers.

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THE GLEAM LOUISE ROVVE Junior Spanish Club. Louise is a. very studious little girl. She never comes to Class unprepared in her lessons and cpnsequgntly r'e- ceives high averages in all studies. Besndes bemg bill- liaut, Louise is very modest and reserved. We all adrmre her and wish her loads of good luck in the future. ROBERT ROLAND RICHTh R01and0,, Dranmtic Club, Gym Team, Gleam 5mg: Remcmbrancer Cummiffcc, S'pnior Spanirh Club, nthtle Women. Roland is our class genius, being authority on radio phones and wireless telegraphy, the class artist, able Business Manager of the Gleam. and a rising young actor. He started his stage career as operator of the lighting system of our stage. Although not a mathematician, Roland gets along exceptionally well in chemistry. Chaucer wuuld have described him as a ' parfit knight. WILLIS ROBERTShh'Kookh, Football Tram. Willis is much better known as Kookf' He is a tall and lean beacon on the sea of learning. We have all laughed at his solemnly stated fallacies as well as at 50m; pf the truer things he has said. UKook is always a wdhng helper and so is liked by everyone in. the class. We surely wish him the best in the life.