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

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THE GLEAM ARTHUR JOHN EGGENBERGER I am more than common tall. II. Baseball. - III. Basketball, Baseball. IV. Football, Basketball, Baseball. You can't see from this boy's merry face How fine he can play at first base. But that is not all, For he is quite tall, And of pitchers he holds the first place. LOUISE FEIBEL What shall I do? Say what! What shall I do?,' I. Glee Club, .lunior Debating Club. II. Latin Club. III. Hooters, Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Rooters, Club, Girls, Swimming Team. Louise is a girl full of fung With talking she never is doneg She amuses us, too, With her What shall I do?', About everything under the sun. RUTH DELL FEILER Whence is thy learning? Hath not toil O'er books consumed the midnight oil? II. Latin Club, Centerball Team. III. Rooters' Club, Centerball Team. IV. Student Council, Rooters' Club, Recording Sec- retary Civic and Vocational League. We gasp at translations each day, Of Latin when Ruthis holding swayg She also has pep As the room's L'Council Rep - 6Mirabile dictuf' we say.

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V 5 P r I 1 H THE GLEAM JOHN WALDO DIEKMAN More is thy due than more than all can pay. I. Civics Club, Track Team. Il. Track Team, Baseball, Gym Team, Gym Exhibit III. Track Team, Baseball, Gym Team. IV. Football, Captain Baseball, Athletic Association, Special Chorus. Here is the proof of the rule That size does not count in high school. Although Cap. of baseball, He starred at football, And thus the whole school did he fool. CARL LOUIS DROEGE Mark, the music. I. Orchestra, Spanish Play, Spanish Club. II. Orchestra, Civics Club, L'As You Like It. III. Orchestra, Concert. IV. Orchestra, Track Team, Tennis Club, Gleam Staff. Here's a marvel with fiddle and bow: Much Spanish he seemeth to knowg But the curious part Of his versatile art Is the way he gets friends, but no foe. PHILIP ECKMAN I dare do all that may become a manf' IV. Football. Here's our own eccentric Phil, Who studies with marvelous will. He,s engaged in activities, Has musical proclivlties, And should go through his life with a trill.

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THE GLEAM MILFORD JOHN FOELLGER And for my part, I am. not ambitious of ridicule. I. Hughes High School. II. Woodward High School. III. Basketball, Baseball, Swimming. IV. Football, Tennis Club. This boy was musical born. He plays a deep-toned French horn. The cornet can he blow Three hours in aurow, And the bugle from eve until morn. VIRGINIA BROOKS GILBERT Such strains as would have won the ear Of Pluto, to have quite set free His half-regained Eurydicef' I. Junior Debating Club, Endymion.,, II. Debating Club, Tri-state Debate, Civics Club, Latin Club, Girls' Gym Team. III. Vice President, Dramatic Club, The Far-away Princess, Debating Club, Hooters, Club, Stu- dent Council. IV. Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club, Special Chorus. She is tall, she is fair, and she's sweet, And to hear her play is a treat. At her music or books Shels as good as she looks, Without Jinny we'd be incomplete. FRANCIS ELMER GLEASON All we ask is to be let alonef' II. Latin Club, Gym Exhibit. III. Basketball. IV. Basketball, Baseball. A retiring young person was Gleason, Though no one discovered the reason, As a radio fan You can hand it to Fran Whatever the time or the season.