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

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THE GLEAM HELEN CLARKSON BEIRNE -Alzu, methinks You'll not forget the saucy minxf l. Hughes High School. ll. Latin Club. Ill. Rooters' Club. IV. Rooters' Club, Special Chorus. This girl is petite Helen Beirne, Who trcmbles when teachers are sterng But she's quite full of pep And can trip a light step When sheis where there's no lesson to learn. GRACE ANTOINETTE BENHAM Little, but 0 mylv I. Spanish Play. ll. Cheer Leader Rooters' Club, Girls' Swimming Team, Dramatic Club. lV. Routers, Club, Dramatic Club, French Club. This talkative girl is our Grace, Who has with her sweet little face Ensnared one called Red,'. With a shake of her head She can lead him all over the place. SARAH JANE BENNETT Let gentleness my strong enforcement be. Though Sarah's a baby in size, For a light heart she,ll capture the prize. Her manner is sweet, Her playingfs a treat, To keep pace with those taller she tries.

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THE GLEAM HELEN ELIZABETH BACHMAN V Courteous, tho' coyg gentle, tho' retired. II. Centerball Team. III. Rooters' Club, Centerball Team. IV. Rooters' Club. I-Ielen's a shy little maid, Of Latin and Greek not afraid: She's always so sweet That it's really a treat To be one of the friends that LUCY BLACKMAN BACON she's made. You're wrong when you think her altogether serious She's gay at the proper time-with the proper peoplef I. II. III. Dramativ Club, Rooters' Club. IV. .lunior Debating Club. Latin Club. Dramatic Club, S'The Tempest, Freneh Club, Sperial Chorus. Lucy is always so neat, To see her notebook's a Her voice is so low, Her actions just so, Ne'er forgotten by all she treat. does meet. SILVIA MAE BARON Her hair was a cluster Of glooms and of gleamsg Her eyes had the luster Rooters' Club That stars have in dreams. I. Junior Debating Club. II. III. Rooters' Club. IV. Latin Club. Rooters' Club, French Club. Silvia's pretty and dark And always on hand for a larkg She never feels blue About lessons to dog What worries her least is a mark.

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THE GLEAM THOMAS BENNETT The glass of fashion and the mould III. Track Team. of form IV. Executive Committee Civic and Vocational League. A casual person was Tom, With dignity, quiet, and calm: In the contest for beauty We felt it our duty To vote without fail for our Tom. SAMUEL BING Sport that wrinkled Cure derides s And Laughter holding both his sides. l. Pilgrim Play. ll. Latin Club. lV. Dramatic Club, The Tempestf' There was a young person named Bing, A rather amusing young thingg He was good in the play, Which is something to say, Since he was required to sing. JAMES SHELBY BLACK Paths of glory lead but to the l. Yale Club. III. Baseball, Swimming. lV. Baseball. That red-headed fellow named Black, Of dressing had surely the knackg He could dance, we all know., But his movements were slow, And his feet nearly grew in his track. grave