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

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THE GLEAM CHARLES PAUL HARRIS A rosy man right plump to see. I. Track Team. II. Track Team, Spanish Club. III. Treasurer, Football, Gym Exhibit. IV. Football., Basketball, Baseball. Charlie is all pink and whiteg His hair is not dark and not light. As a gridiron star His fame has gone far, And his power over girls is a sight. ROSE ANNE HEIMAN Fair spoken and persuading. I. Spanish Play. II. Spanish Club, Centerball Team. III. Rooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club, Special Chorus, Remembrancer Staff. This curly-haired girl is called Rose, Who fine business ability showsg As she walks up the street Any one she may meet She signs up for an ad eier she goes. JANE HENDERSHOTT Her voice was ever gentle, soft, and low. I. Junior Debating Club. II. Debating Club, Latin Club. III. Debating Club, Dramatic Club, Rooters, Club. IV. Rooters' Club, Special Chorus. We've never seen .lane feeling blue, To her classmates and friends ever true. Her speech is so witty, Full many a ditty Weid sing of the things she can do.

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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.

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THE GLEAM ALBERTA HENLE as Love in thy youth, fair maid, be wise. Old age will make thee colder. I. Junior Debating Club. II. Latin Club. III. Rooters' Club. - IV. Rooters, Club, Dramatic Club. This girl with her dark eyes and hair Finds it easy male hearts to ensnare. She plans being a nurse, Then if patients get worse, She can heal them with her tender care. LIONEL STEPHEN JOHN HETHERINGTON His heart was mirthful to excess. I. Junior Debating Club, Junior Dramatic Club Civics Club. II. Junior Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Gym Exhibit III. Dramatic Club, 5'The Florist Shop. IV. Dramatic Club, French Club, Tennis Club. Bunchie's of English descent, He's therefore a fine, polished gentg But he is so shy, Looks from a girl's eye To his cheeks all his blood have oft sent. ANITA MALVANINE HUBBARD Sincerity dwells in thy earnest eye. I. Centerball Team. Anita is surely demure, In studies she,s always secure. The aim of her heart Is to equal De Hart, For her basketball has a lure. a