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

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THE GLEAM ANNA ESTELLE MASON The force of her own merit wins her way. I'Iere's a girl who is graceful and tall. She has made herself liked hy us allg Her appearance is neat, Her manner is sweet, When in need sheis a friend we can call. CONNER ROBERT MESERVE Just good-natured, thafs all, and not pretentiousf I. Latin Cluh. II. Secretary Student Council. III. French Club. This fellow is really quite tall, And although he was not in football, n Yet his round, smiling face Has won him a place Deep down in the hearts of us all. EDWARD LLOYD MILLS Skillful alike with tongue and pen. I. Yale Club. II. Latin Club, '6As You Like It. III. Dramatic Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Gleam Staff, Rememhrancer Stall. This is our far renowned Eddy, With story or verse always readyg Indeed for The Gleam He has written a ream, And his average at ninety stays steady.

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THE GLEAM LOUISE KATHERINE LUTHER Come, but keep thy wanted state, With even step, and musing gate. I. Student Council, Pilgrim Play. II. Student Council, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Civ- ics Club. III. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, The Tempest, Rooters' Club, Special Chorus. Juno she was in the play And stately indeed is her way. Yet sheis quite full of fun, By her songs we are won, Asia friend she's a peach we all say. REBECCA MCCLUNG Those smiles and glances let me see That make the miser's treasure poorf, I. Terrell High School. II. Dallas High School. III. Dramatic Club, Hooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, The Tempest, Rootefs' Club, Secretary French Club, Remembrancer Staff. This girl is our Texas-bred Beck. Though the hospital held her in check F or, alas! quite a while, Now her sweet, happy smile Is with us again-hearts to wreck. JOHN MARIONI - A staid and quiet man. I. North High School, Syracuse, N. Y. John came here from Italy's shore And every day learns more and more Of our speech, of our thought, Of all that is taught, For him great success is in store.

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THE GLEAM HENRY GEORGE MONNING Always ready to make himself generally useful. I. .lunior Debating Club. II. Debating Club, Civics Club, As You Like It. III. Debating Club, Dramatic Club, A'Midsummer Night's Dreamf, IV. Debating Club, Dramatic Club, 5'The Tempestf, This young man will surely be great, For so it's been ordered by fate. He's already begun To reach for the sun- He'll soon have it, going this rate. JAMES FORD MONROE '6He's a jolly good fellow. I. Track Team, Student Council. II. President, Track Team, Student Council, As You Like Itf, Latin Club. III. Track Team, Gym Team, Dramatic Club, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Court. IV. Football Manager, Dramatic Club, The Tem- pestf' Remembrancer Staff, Court. In football he managed the team, And supplied us with pep and with steamg In g'The Tempesti' a dog, Though he looked like a frog, When with Marty he seems in a dream. PAUL MOORE My hair is my pride. I. Newark High School, Newark, O. II. Grandview Heights, Columbus, O. III. Zanesville High School, Zanesville, O. Here is so handsome a boy, With manners so quiet and coy, That by using his looks In lieu of his books A passing grade he can enj0y.