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

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THE GLEAM HELEN FULLERTON SELLERS Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun, Who relished a joke, and rejoiced in a pun. I. Junior Debating Club, Glee Club. II. Latin Club. III. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. IV. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club, French Club. Helen, we've laughed at your pranks Which you've skillfully played, 'spite of cranks. You're part of our life, You lessen the strife, We formally vote you our thanks. LELA SHEWMAN A daughter of the gods Divinely tall, and most divinely fair. I. Glee Club. Il. Latin Club, Girls' Gym Team. III. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. IV. Hooters' Club, French Club, Executive Commit tee Civic and Vocational League. Lee's the prettiest girl of our class, And, too, the most popular lass. The B grade will mourn When Lee from them is torn., But sheill loads more admirers amass. TERESE IDALEE SICKLES She was tall and passing fair, With laughing eyes and auburn hair. III. Rooters' Club. IV. Rooters' Club, Tennis Club. Now Ted is a versatile lass, There are very few girls in her class. She can shingle bobbed hair With the greatest of care, Though her own is done up in a mass. I

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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.

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THE GLEAM ETHEL SIMON Speak less than thou knowest- Learn more than thou knowestf' I. Glee Club. II. Latin Club. IV. Special Chorus. Ethel takes Latin and Greek fNot languages all of us seekl. Do they worry her? No! For her patience doth show That sheis strong where most would be weak. JACK SMRITH All in all, he's a problem must puzzle the devil. II. Swimming Team. This boy has a big appetite 1.Take one look and you'll see that I'm rightl. In avoirdupois He excels all the boys, For he takes a whole meal at one bite. JOSEPH LOWENBACK STEINER All nature wears one universal grin. I. Junior Debating Club, Track Team. II. Debating Club, Latin Club, MAS You Like Itf, III. Treasurer of the Boys, Debating Club, Tri-state Debate, Dramatic Club, Swimming Team, Stu- dent Council, Cleam Staff. IV. Football, Dramatic Club, 6'The Tempestf, Ten- nis Club, Remembrancer Staff. To this boy great honor is due, In acting his equals are few, At playing football He earned praise from us all, And his g'Hoozits are something quite new.