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

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THE GLEAM CECILIA PRIOR A violet by a mossy stone Half-hidden from the eyes. I. Pollyanna Club. II. Pollyanna Club, Girls, Reserve. III. Pollyanna Club, Hooters' Club, Special Chorus. This young ladyis last name in Prior, If you want a good friend, better try'er. She surely is gay, She can work, also play, Of her soft voice we never could tire. MARIAN NA RIESNER She never yet was foolish. II. Girl Scouts, Latin Club. III. Girl Scouts, Rooters' Club, Dramatic Club, The Far-away Princessf' IV. Girl Scouts, Rooters' Club, Dramatic Club, Chat- terbox Staff. M. Riesner's a clever young miss, In lessons she's never remiss. If in sixties you stand, She'll lend you a hand, Marianna her classmates will miss. CLARA ROSENZWEIG Her eyes do shine like diamondsf' II. Latin Club, Centerball Team. III. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. IV. Special Chorus. Clara is little and dark, In her lessons she's up to the mark. Her eyes flash as bright As jewels at night, And she's always right there for a lark.

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THE GLEAM DOROTHY JANE NOVACK She smiles and smiles, and will not sighf' I. Student Council, Clee Club. II. Latin Club, Centerball Team. III. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club, French Club, Tennis Club, Special Chorus. Dorothy always is gay, At work and also at playg She has won all our hearts By the smiles which she darts While passing to classes each day. RICHARD PALMER The warmth of genial courtesy, , The calm of self-reliance. I. Football. III. Swimming. IV. Football. This hoy is as fair an athlete As ever in football you'll meet, At center he stood, All his passes were good, Without him the team's incomplete. HAZEL PARKINS Happy am I, from all care l'm freef' I. and II. East High School. III. Debating Club, Dramatic Club, The Far-away Princess, Hooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Rooters, Club. Hazel has dark eyes and hair, Of her usefulness we're all aware. She talks to the last, And she drives her Ford fast, And, causes us many a scare.

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THE GLEAM HELEN ELIZABETH ROSIN ' For Art to make into Melody. I. Orchestra, Junior Debating Club. II. Orchestra, Debating Club. III. Orchestra, Debating Cluh, Dramatic' Club, Wfhe Far-away Princessf' IV. Orchestra, Concert. In our orchestra Helen does play On the 'cellog nor does she delay When called on for jazz, For 'tis true that she has An art that is hard to gainsay. HARRY MARKS- SALZER And gladly wolde he lernef' II. Latin Club. III. Student Council. Now here is a marvelous lad, Who never gets marks that are bad, Especially in Chem Doc says he's a gemg Ninety-eight in the midyear he had. MARGARET 0. SANGER --She liked whate'er She looked on, and her looks went everywhere. I. Glee Club. Il. Latin Club, Spanish Club. III. Dramatic Club, Student Council, Rooters' Club. IV. Rootersi Club. Singer's a girl we all love, Though good-natured, she's not like a dove, And smiles from her eyes Banish clouds from the skies, Their light is like stars up above.