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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1925 volume:

IDALIIIIT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL CIIICIIIIIATI OHIO 1925 ' I I i I , if I Q I THE WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL TABLE, OI COINTI NTb Tie Fror xsuem 1 Walnut II llw Hxgh Sghool 1 DCCilLdYxOU Su my er Ixcel s Tha Samara T u Paullty T IL aww Athlntm OYUill1liIxfJF amor Grat cn. 1 Lulu Ho 0 H X Pouumrxty Con' Nt btatxstlpx ACKYLRNCS Ad CTUNGITILI' X OLII1 ' m HH-fp Havu U qrf Hive F C7 U U rjxi 1- tiff' -A ,,..... , fab' T1 Q 'i j 'A ' ., Pagn Tl 2 A ' I ,. ,. ..... , , Paga- 'frb VI i. . . . Pagu , , ' A V' . . . ...... ., , .h I - ' X ' . ,. . .., . Pains 3 I - C12 .'. ',' . .. ,... A , . Pnl c 3 ' 'w .. ... . . v 25' 4 he 5 .1 .... ..., . , Page 5 SH ' ' 2 i 'i'Iw1 ix Y 11, . , , .. Pabr K Claw History ,. , ., ... . . Page Ex Ex ','f m Vfh fx W.1g1t ' Cinglmriziti in 1955 .. ... , , ... .. , I a1,A+, 0 Hz. wi-' Digziormfy .. .,. ..PS1QL' I 'f A ' Ley , . ,, ., , .Page 11? ' f . ..... .,.. . .. Pabc IU il 4 15 J , .. . , ,. .... . .Pagc 10 vx 'Q -xxx.. . ,.. ,, .fag-11 iN ACKNOWLEDGMLNT of h1s scholarly 1nsp1rat1on wrse gu1dance The Class of Nrneteen Hundred Twenty five The Ploneer Class of The Wal nut I-lrlls CIHSSICHI Hlgh School gratefully ded1cates thms book to 1tS prmcrpal GEORGE E DAVIS XS QCBOGDOQS l 9 E . . . . 9 E ' few-,QE counsel, and understanding 5 E ' t SEMPER FIDELIS Words by Music DOROTHY KOCH JAVIES TLLL Allegro 1 l if -'O 'Y' -+1 S lvl-ur 54-51: EEF'-.m2Hn Semper fx de lxs, Sem per fn de hs For ex er loy al toXM11uut H1115 Hxgh How xts .. 1:91- 3 I 71 I1 X ,X-X '1 31-iibfi J Ll glo rytbrx svn .hloseonrhearts fx11s .1 nu H1115 H1gh Sem per 1 ' 11,3341 avg '51 954 or Tho1far we roam we 11. loxethee true, Sem er fx X, U X-f - K5 5 -f or ev Oh Val nut H1115 Hx h to ou Serrperfz you' ga 1 is-cg: 1: S wi + F 3243 13 if- ? 773 Ifl 1 . by ' lui ,-x 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 ,-x 1 ilu X ' I' 3 , ' I L7 ' +A' 51 .1 - 1 1:2 U 1 , 1 53 5' H 13 - ' Y' ' 5 ' 1 '1 L. 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Remembrancer Stall The Maker of Dreams She Stoops to Conuuer Pollyanna Club Gnrls Advisory Committee Oratorxcal Contest Man has hrs lull but woman has her u.ay Gle Club Cenrerball Team Pollyanna Club Glrls Gym Team The Courtshmp of Mules Standnsh Pollyanna Club Captam Centerball Team junmr Drama IIC Club Gxrls Gym Team Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Gxrls Gym Team Base ball Team Centerball Team S cretary of Class Treasurer Pollyanna Club Dramauc Chorus brancer Stal? N E A Ballet QRNQ INR TREASURER And gentle ln has manners he Traek Team T ea urer of Class Tennis Club l8l Club The Importance of Bexng Earnest Rooters Club Student Council Centerball Team Specxal Secretary of Class Centerball Team Treasurer Pollyanna Club Secretary Dramatlc Club The Three Wxshes Vodvxlle Rooters Club Chatterbox Staff Remem Does bold lhmgs xn a qumt nay Debating Club Q9 -ii-o KX S 4'xK , X '- 1 'l f -f if-gf? ,l h H nm A sl A1433 ' Y ' 'J SQA 1-15 11,3-ff. 4 r. , . L. ' E -. Ulf. -. J: , . 1:-,. . as I- -,.- - . - - -, , I , ,, , ,,, f .I 1 1. : e .2 , ll. ' - s ' . A III. sf I 1 1 rx ' K' IV. 7 ' . V. A I . . V, VI. s' a . - ' ' T, l Hl I'll FRA ' Ilif ' Illll . 1 - , 1 l I. ' , . u II. . . ' ' III. l ' . ' IV. Treasurer Pollyanna Club, Midsummer Night'5 Dream. . 3 VI. ' - ' I . ' ' . ' V J , . - ' , t ' Q 1 l 1 A . . l .4 ' Q' T1 ' -u l I I. e . . l II. I V. ' . ' ' III. E V V' ' . A - - IV. l . ' . A ' C - V. e . . I I . ' 4 . I v1. . E . k ' GRE LH ' 1. H IGHT 1. ' . K . V -I , , sl? . Vx. f , , ' 3 x', WN ge , ' I NIM' sl 5 1 f ': is lv K x ,, X X ? l 5,4 4 TEE E-sr,6am 'M jg XIXRIUN BXBP I ll XPPH Xllilfll HPRIH Her Lolce uns ener soft gentle and lou jumor Debanng Club G'ee Club Ju lor Debann Club C ub Polly:-mna lunmr Dramaug Club Pollvanwa Pollyarma Club IX Bkl Nl! XRIPN R Modest and .shy as a nun rs she Club Club Club Club Club Pollyanna jumor Debaun Club Pollyanna Pollyanna Pollyanna D amatxc Pollyanna Club A BI' Llxl- R Happy am I from care lm free Club Club Club Club Pollyanna Pollyanna Pollyanna Roorcrs C ub Dramauc Club Dramatxc Club P0l'yanna Club HI- NRI BH RPR 'l Club Glce Club Pollvanna Club Vnce Presxdent Pollyanna Club Rooters 9 He thought as a sage but he felt as a man 9 J' I I' X fill M52- M WN 1 r I fl ,f 4+ A ' JM' -.1 ' l, g ' E w Q-,'M ' ' . ' -3' - - - - - - I, ' ' , l . II, rx' 2, . - . III. ' , A ' '. IV. v . l . V, Pollyanna Club. Dramatic Club. VI. . . . , I ' . v LJ N 1. 'lf II, ' . ' ' g . III. . VI. . V. ' . VI. r ' . . II. . III. . IV. , ' l . V. ' . ' - ' . VI. ' , . . 4213.142 .. u .!!vZ l' E 556531 u 4' 1 !-: I MINI' PH Bll' UI- RNIXN When Ihe brrsk mmor pants for lu.mty one Swvnmmg Team Football Team Svummmg Team Football Team Swxmrmng Team Football Team NUHNIA ll' -XNXI' BLI l'STl'lN Come and tnp rt as you go On Ihe hgh! fanfasfu: toe Junxor Debating Club Glee Club Gym Team Pollvanna Club Student Councnl jumor Debatmg Club Glee Club Gym Team Club Dramatic Club Gym Team Club A Mtdsummer Nnghts Dream Club Pollvanna Club Gym Team Specxal The Tempest C ub Dramatxc Club Interscholastnc Center ball Team The Three Wnshes The Maker of N E A Ballet Captam Centerball Team Pollyanna Pollyanna Dramatnc Chorus Pollyanna Dreams BOTTICHEIMER It as tranqunl people who accomplish much PRNA junior Debating Club Gym Team jumor Debatmg Club Gym Team Pollyanna Club Jumor Debating Club Pollyanna Club Captam Swxmmmg Team Pollyanna Club Swxmmmg Team Pollyanna Club Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club Swxmmmg Team G1r1s Advisory Com mlttce Centerball Team Pres1dent Latm Club Re membrancer Staff Gleam StaH 1 l XX ll,l.l ANI FRHJI- Rlflx Bl CHHI D y Szlenl and amazed eeen as A l1!!le boy ...-. A N 1 jx l yi , FJ X if , ,lllllllly y 4 l lil I ll . If T ' o F ' F1,f'1 2.11 . 5' Y ! , I E 1 fy' 7 A ,E '--' ' . f ' a.: . '-..... ..-ff...-f - . f- - eff M ' ., f A j' ,Q 7' li T . 4 . 2 1 , . 5 1 Q II. Swlmming Team. III. ' , . IV. ' , , V. ' .' . . I. ' ' , , . II. . ', ' ' . III. , ' , . IV. . .. A . . vi. 1 , ' U. ' - I. ' ' , . Il. ' ' , . . III. ' ' , . IV. ' ' ' , . vi. I . ' ' .. ' ' ' ' - l x Q . I-J ll, 4 T, ll ff 'f' N 'f 'id 'A 4 T56 ?'5rL6H'm il-I NHKINXB -l good laugh IS sumhme m the house Rooteri Club Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club IPRI' Blushing IS the color of Lrrluf' Newark N Newark N Lafayette Hugh Buffalo New York Rooters Cub Pollyanna Club Rooters Cub Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club Specxal Chorus Dramauc Club Pollyanna C ub PRN!-ST 4 -XHN Brothers of your bounty gran! Some porlzon of your daxly bread to me H4 lBl'lR'l'A L,-K YINIA CLAY 'iii Her Ihoughls as pure as angels are. l ll l ii i- 4- - ,e ' lin J Q1 ,.a- f - I - .. HSBC PRN li C1 DLENIAN III. Gym Team. IV. Football Team, Baseball Team. NIARK DSI TON Hell find a uay IV Gym Team Football Team Gvm Team VI Football Team Gym Team Rl QSFLI JOHN DI NHOLTER Full wise KS he that can hxmseluen knou,e Gym Team VI Gym Team JUHN DP Rl' 'NIU Dl Pl IS A o steps bachu. ard Gleam StaR' Yale Club Baseball VI Remembrancer StaFt' , ' SZ' lt is impious in a good man to be sad, Vl. Football Team. Basketball Team. Baseball Team, 4 X C l V., . . 1 . V. . V Q Q V. , , . I ' '55 t I 4 2 I 121 ' .-in W, 1' X IN J l 1 :Y 45 ,Il X, ' ' 'n.evN 152 5 QI 121295141 '.- I .g l :Q A ' ' ' ' . J .9 l . I l S'l'ANl,liY FRANK l II, Avondale Public School. VI. Swimming Team. I I IDXXIIJ 'NIARIPN l ANI! I Iue m pleasure jumor Debating Club jumor Debating Club jumor Dramatlc Club IV French Club Team Baseball Team IIRIAIXNI We gran! although he had much ur! He uns Lery shy of usmg rt Svummmg Team Dramatic Club Xlllf ll-I Pl'RlX Why arent they all rontenred llko me mg Club Oruheatra Swift Io hear. slow to speak. slow to wrath. f -f S mor Dramatxc Club Semor Debatmg Club Svummmg III Football Team Traek Team Gym Team jumor Debat IV Football Team Baskexball Team Tralk Team G Team Semor Dcbaung Club Onhestra ,v Foorball Team Babhexball Team Gym Team Orehenra -.1-no x 2 .A :ll U l I. 4 ' l. ,H II, ' A . ' ' . V.. :, I. V . , ' '. . ul L, 4 . 1 ft I , l ' Mix: I vlbsg ? el 1 7',.fP?fr le f HI I 141 R 5 91' e gf V. l M -A Lum X C fl DURUIHX llll IAIAN SHIKI-SHR IURDUN IUI IS BFNIXNIIN CRXSSNIUR UURMHP A IPR XI UINI' IRUSS -4 TE E -srLc?l'fim'MQ 'O -. Hall fellou u.e1l me! Glee Club A Chrlstmas Carol Gym Exhxbxtxon Pollyanna Club Gym Exhlbmon junnor Debatxn Club Pollyanna Club Treasurer jumor Debating Club Gym Exhxbmon junnor Dramatic Club Debatmg Club A Mldsummer Nnghts Dream Roor e s Club Pollyanna Club Gym Exhxbmon Debating Club Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club Student Earnest Tennxs Team Rooters Club Debating Club Dramatle Club Pollyanna Club Center ball Team The Three Wnshes She Stoops to Connur Gleam Stat? Remembraneer Stall N E A Ballet A treu.e su.ynlzere and a good uns he Lyrynge ln pees and perfzght charrtee Baseball Team junior Track Team Baseball Team Baseball Team Baseball Team Basketball Team Whale er he drd uas done ruth so muc ease In htm alone t was natural to please Gym Team Gym Team Gym Team m Team Presxdent H1 Y Club Her azr her manners all who saw admrred llbl 1- -' , 3 ,f Lf' ' ' lf' I '51 'xt he., lm- G- . - . , - I D ,. Y . , - I 1 . . , I ' l 11. , ' , ' ' g . 1 E . 1 . 111. . , 9 ' Q 1 M . Council, The Tempest. The Importance of Being I . ' . ' ' - I VI. ' H In , - Q ' 1 . i f I - I ' l I I l I I r .' Q I L ' l l ' - 1 1. , I . ? 11. . Q Iv. . l Q v. . , , 4 I 'i 3 . ' Q 'I' l H ' I - ' h , 111. . . .l Iv. . I V. , I VI. Gy , ' '- , ' . it J 1 ,l l ':. 93.3534 I .5 '- M E H 2 1 GLB am is ,42 a.. fl ' L' -..,. .. . -.. . a- - . 1 ' 'F J Nll-IRCICDES GKNTER I They sau: a dream of loveliness descending from the train. l I. St. Ursula Academy. 1, II. St. Ursula Academy. III. President Pollyanna Club, junior Dramatic Club. junior Debating Club. Student Council. Centerball Team. 5 l Secretary of Class. it IV. Treasurer Pollyanna Club. junior Dramatic Club. De- bating Club. Rooters' Club. Secretary Pollyanna Club. Dramatic Club. Rooters' ' T . Tennis Club. Club, Special Chorus, The empest NQQ i' V. L I vx. Pollyanna Club, Dramatic Club. N. E. A. Ballet, The Three Wishes, Rooters' Club. 'NIARJORIE HALL HATFIELD Little but O my' STBPHEN W ALTER LEONARD HAI SER No word spah he more than was neede And that was send in forme and reverence JANI' BOW LFR HUISFUN True as the needle to the pole Or as the dial to the sun Pleasant Ridge School Pollyanna Club Gleam Staff Pollyanna Club Gleam Staff Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Gleam Staff Pollyanna Club Dramatic Club Rooters Club Student Council Gleam Stal? Pollyanna Club Dramatic Club Girls Ad usory Committee Certerball Team Latin Club -111 S 4 KX I 1 ,. I . . l H . ,, 1 II. . ' III. , . f iv. . . ' . i it VI- . i A , - ' .A ' - ai iv I ' ' ' ' ' -' iN f i 'fliibx I Q1 l I 7135 .K Q I 161 ' lx x M F14 ,,, Y rf '-.,,,. 'L -lf-I5-J? Z-f----l I '11-J' - f ' 1 lf. 249' V' ,,, Q- 52 - ar e f Efim I ARIFN XY X -HX HHXI' Nouher so besy a man as he ther nas And yet he seemed bearer than he uns junior Debatm Club jumor Dramatic Club Deba mg Club Dramatxc Cub Treasurer Debatmg Club The Temp es Tn State Debate Student Councnl The Impor tance of Being Earnest Chatterbox Stal? Presndent Debatxng Club Vxce Presxdent Dramatic Club The Man Who Marrled a Dumb Wxfe Tn State Debate Chatterbox Stal? Remembrancer Stall Treas urer H1 Y Club Oratorlca' Contest JERUNII' HOW ARD A very parfaxt gentrl knight Spamsh Club Spamsh Club III jumor Dramatxc Club Dramatic Club PRANI ls Nl-XRIUN HUXX l- lt rs a womans reason to say I u.zll do such n thmg because I wzll University School Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club Gmrls Swxmmxng Team Dramatxc Club Rooters Club Tennxs Club Specxal Chorus The Importance of Being Earnest Polly anna Club Dramatxc Club Captain Gnrls Swxmmmg Team Latm Club Pollyanna Club Glrls Centerball Team membrancer Staff HIIDX SIN-XX HPIPN HlFNl'lxl- A marden never bold Geography C'ub III junxor Dramatlc Club Centerball Team Abraham Lxncoln Specxal Chorus Gleam Staff Pollyanna Cub Semor Drama xc C ub She Stoops to Conquer li -' E E J 'rne Gneam i- V I 0 iff 1-'eff ll Lf' 'l 'A l: l CFL -4 ' ' 3 -- I f -Q ' ' J' gl 1 - l ' W f - m m- za 'Z ! E gn- e...- -.'.-7 -'.- - .,- - ' CII,-XRI.l'fF lGl..'XI'lfR With a thirst for information. and a greater thirst for praise. I. junior Debatxng Club. junior Dramatic Club. Thanks- giving Play. , ll- .lUfli0f Debating Club. junior Dramatic Club. l IV. Debating Club. l V. Dramatic Club. bllltllf X Gite me water o I die Junior Debatmg Club Gvm Team jumor Debatlng Club Pollyanna Club Jumor Debating Club Pollyanna Club V Routers Club Senior Debatmg Club Pollyanna Club Swxmmmg Team Debatm Club Dramatxc Club Manager Gxrls Swxm n'1ng Team Polyanna Club Rooters Club Dramatxc Club Debatmg Club Swxmmxng Team Polly anna Club The Three Wishes The Man Who Marr ed a Dumb W1fe W ll I IANI IQAACS But albeit he was a phtlosophre VI Debating Club Dramatxc Club Glearn Staff Tn State Debate RHI' N KAIIN :th the smile that u.as childlike and bla junior Debating Club Junior Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Latin Club junxor Dramaxtc Club Debatmg Club Rumen, Club French Club IV Dramatle Club Debatxng Club The Imnortante ol Being Izarncst Speual Chorua Rooteru Cltb Debatlrg Club Dramatn. Club Rooters Club Polly anna C'ub Th Three Wxahea bhe S oups to Con quer 5 46 X X -4. I X 1.1 x I . - 1 - 15 llm-ZZ I 4 1 ' The Gtrleiimw gf, Q pl et ' Q L U- 404- ,d f - H- --.Z - . -- ... 1. IJURUTHY HARGRAYIQ K,-XIFNIAX Iv. V. YXINPII-I IJ Sl UI F Ixl'NNI'lH VI Gleam Staff HFIFN IxII'lN HFRNIAN I-XLRNIAN - , 'M 1 .f i When you see light hair. be pitiful. Pollyanna Club. junior Debating Club. Pollyanna Club. Rooters' Club. , Pollyanna Club. Special Chorus. Rootcrs' Club, F Pollyanna Club. Latin Club. 1 Forecer rapt tn an eternal fog Orch stra There was a soft and pensue grace A cast of thmgs about her face Jumor Debatmg Club jumor Debating Club Jumor Dramatic Club Debatxng Club Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club Debating Club Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club And gladly u.olde he learn and gladly tech Cxvxcs Club junxor Dramatic Club Debating Club Dramatic Club Debatmg Club i V. ' 2 . V . . l .. . , I 11. ' ' , l III. ' ' , ' ' . xv. ' , ' , , v1. ' . A , , .. , , eq.. III. ' ' . 51 IVV . . l . A 121 VI. Latin Club. Dramatic club, Tennis Club. is mf, , I X.Zz.il.. ' 1 l H 171 : hula! . Q .M AQ 1 Il llll l ...lt I Q 'llx W- a a At X I 19 1 . 1 4 4 E-3 Z O lf 4.2 I E A IIIEIILL... 4 - .4 Q L, G F W E .4 :Aus-Alu ll.-XRRY IAPIRK JW Agreed to differ. I. Debaiing Club. V. Dramatic Club. The Tempest. PIIIABPTH HARRII-T IFWIS A daughter of the Gods Wnhrow Hxgh School Wlthrow High School Wnhrow H1gh School Pollyanna Club HOW Hill I' Illl RXYUUIJ Handsome IS that handsome does Wnhrow Hugh School Wlthrow High School Ashevllle N C Ashevxlle N C Walnut Hxlls Hugh School Football Team lllli.NI1 Thy smxle becomes thee u,elI Pollyanna Club Polyanna Club Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club Lalln Club ? 1 N l lb 1 III. ' ' . IV. ' ' . V, ' ' . VI. . III. ' ' . IV. ' ' g ' . . . V. ' , . .3 ' ' . VI. , X l. , ., ' . DRB 1 ' . R lIl. . lv. ' . v. . l VI. 1 . - A r .' ' X! . - ,X . 'az'-1 f . -A . ,XQG 1 W at M .,,, '-l ...A . .. ..e..-7 , l 30 l 'l 91' X ffl lzts 'r Z l , is I 4 Th.EGLE'IB1D. J4.U4l, lx-XFHRX N 'NIARRSTPIN Behmd the clouds ts the sun stall shmmg Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Gxrls Swxmmmg Team Dramatxc Club Rooters Club Captain Cnrls Swxmmtng Team Pollyanna Club Dramatic Club V1cePres1dent Pollyanna Club Gxrls Advisory Commmttee Manager Gnrls SWIFDUIIHH Team NIIXNI Nl-XVIHIWYN I do not know beneath what shy Nor on what sea .shall be my fate Baseball Team Football Team Baseball Team Football Team Football Squad Cheer Leader Cheer Leader 1' DVC XRD XII' RIxl'l ln jestmg guise but ye are ruse And ye know what the jest rs worth Student Councul Debating Club President f Class f26J President junxor Debating Club Student Councxl Spanxsh Club President class l26J President junlor Debating Club Vice Presxdent Junior Dramatnc Club Student Councxl Gleam Stal? Special Chorus Debatxng Club Dramatic, Club Student Councxl Tenms Club Dramatnc Club Valedutorxan Remem brancer Stal? N HXIILI' NIl:,ll'R5 IV V VI I am sure cares an enemy to lzfe Hughes Hugh School Football Team Basketball Team Football Team Basketball Team Football Team Basketball Team WN 1 S I Q ll I limi l X 1 4 1--,Z 'fy-,.'. 'fl :A I J f' anal Lind Y 1 1, -1.1, ,, 1-rv --,gn - u Q 4 5, 5 H f !- ' ' -2 . I 3-' 11 - - - ' '- - f- - - l II. . III. . IV. . ' . l ' l 4 1 V- . v , l . ., , . . VI' .h ' .I - - l , l , I I I Latin Club. ' ' lllb' 1. . 1 'I ' I 1. , . II. . , III. . V, . VI. . l. I. 4 . II. A 0 V' , E 4' ' ' III. A ' A ' A , ' A ' ' V, Iv. ' r . ' . '- . l l 1 I . l . I I I f III, I . g,,,, Hans.-.J l.:u.a..a...u - , , ,,. J,-M . 4 G H 1: l JOHN CHEYEREKSIE Nl! PURE A flattering painter. who made it his care To draw men as they ought to be, not as they are.' n 1 1 VI. Baseball. V. Baseball. V I. Baseball. CHARLES FREDERIC MULLER The glass of fashuon and the mould of form VI Remembrance: Staff WILLIAM MURRAY From seemmg euul stull educmg good III Debatung Club Baseball Team VI Basketball Team BF ATRICI' FX EL3 N NICHOI 3 The hand that made you fazr hath ma e you good Lawrencevulle Hugh School Sprungfleld Lawrencevulle Hugh School Sprungfueld Lavurencevulle Hugh School Sprungfield Dramatuc Club Three Wushes O 4 1X,y 1 , A 3 il -1. l A 'r d .uv III. ' ' . ' . uv. ' ' . ' . 'Q VI. ' ' ' 'T :Q X f . elif ' Nlllklgxf .V . at ,. .yqva IQ-.it . e I All 1.42114-,, Ml 6 I 22 I Ill' QL, ,fn -45:2 asf-f-A-4 la-af.: ., ., , U G 7 ' E , J I a..-? ' -5 . ' H'-...... .- WILLIAM Xl DRDYKE The man that loves and laughs must sure do well. I. Junior Debating Club. II. Junior Debating Club. III. junior Debating Club. IV. Football Team. V. Football Team. ALFRED C 0 DONNELL And certemly he was a good felawe Hyde Park Hxgh School Chxcago Hyde Park Hxgh School Chlcago Football Team Basketball Team Baseball Team Man ager Tenms Team Athlenc Councll Football Team Basketball Team Man ager Tenms Team Remembrancer Staff Dramatxc Club She Stoops to Conouer HALL CL4RlxF P-XRIx A bettre envyed man was nowhet noon Dramatxc Club .IUQILPH PARKIN I stand wxth Shakespeare not to speak of Solomon 'ar f ,,l.s V IX 1 iv intro M. s , - - III. ' , ' . Iv. ' . ' . E . v. I . . . - vi. ' ' ' . . I , - I . .. ' F '-, ' ' l 7 4 4511! ! . . . 7 f rf 4- 'Y v. ' . Q l V Qi XX lj? ' I ' '5i J ,, , llll 112 :v.fvi5'Q -' f 1 ...l ffl!-.r:I.ff,-3 , ' I l ' ' f ' ii, f. ,:' S ll' ' Q Q f X I 23 l T In 4 Zu:-..hJ s WHT! Hlill Pl' -XI An abrrdgement of all tha! was pleasant in man QPURKJI' PIC Ixl-'IT The hidden soul of harmony Wxthrow High School Withrow High School Withrow High School Debatin Club Dramatic Club She Stoops to Conquer Rl'lH HURTI' NSI' PLSHIN ls she not more than pamtmgs can express jbmor Debating Club, junior Drama ic Club junior Dramatic Club. Girls' Rooters' Club. Routers' Club, Dramatic Club, Special Chorus. Pollyanna Club. Dramatic Club. H1 NL ARD RHS I cannot check my girlish blush. Baseball. Track. Baseball. Track. Baseball. Track. Basketball. Football, Student Council Football. Baseball Coach. ,Dx l u un I I - - -v ' ijt L 5 ' ' ' ' '95 4'! T115 G az -4!Q 1f4!n f4 4 ll!-if ll:1..4..J 3 f eeneam Rl TH BABI- TTIL RUHFNTHALP R She has a natural u.1se szncerzty jumor Debatmg Club Glee Club Gym Team Club Glee Club Club Pollyanna Club jumor Debatmg junior Debating Club Pollvanna Pollyanna Club Debatmg Club Rootcrs Club Po lyanna C'ub Debatmg Club Dramanc Club Rooters Club The Importance of Being Eamest Specnal Chorus Pollyanna Club Debating Club Dramatxc Club The Three Wishes HHFNJI-ANNI'1lI' SANII PLS xzZ9 PVC? hh A JXUPN Full of Jollzty and fun Avondale Publxc SchooL junior Debatmv Club junlor Debatxnv Club jumor Soamsh Club Pollyanna Club Debating Club junxor Dramatnc Club Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Debatmg Club Dramatic Club Pollyanna Club Special Chorus Rooters Club Tenms Club French Club Pollyanna ClLb Latin Club Debating Club Dramatic Club Centerball Team HUUNI' skl FRS Nothmg us zmpossxble to a wzllmg heart Spamsh Club Dramatxc Club The Man Who Marrxed a Dumb Wife Debatmg Club Secretary Tn State Debate DU ID B-XLT N-ll NDI- Rs Of manners gentle of alfectzons mzld In url a man sxmplxcxty a child Gym Team VI Gym Team Q 1 4 K, 5 N'Q W X r. 5 lg, In L i l2Dl if - M Er' E Lu- 'ld' ' -41- - .-e - . J- - R a I U , . .-U I L ' ' . . . ' U. . ' ' , . l HL ' ' . , . Q W. . ' . ' . 1 v. 1 H .. ' .A ' A 4' v1. ' 4 ' . ' . -' l .,n .,.a, ,..r .. L ' ' u ', , ur ' ', . ' ,' . 1 Iv. ' . . ' ' . . T v ' , ' '. , ' W. y A . ' . ' u, ' . 3 W4 C 'U , . .5, V . . - . I l I v , W 25' . . 1 CT? it J f- E'-e4...l '73':Q' 12,37 JS'-1' ' A igjf I fffgf, - 'll i e -4!e 1' !i -4iZ .i..lJ .!! i I i i 1 I ROBERT BRUCE SAVAGE Great let me call him, for he conquered me. I. Junior Debating Club, II. junior Debating Club. III. Junior Debating Club, Junior Dramatic Club. HAROLD SCHECHTER In arguing too this person owned his shall For een though uanqurshed he could argue still VI Baseball Team Gleam Stan' Debating Club Dramatic Club She Stoops to Conquer Oratoncal Contest .lULILb SCHLAN The man that blushes is not quite a brute Track Team Gym Team Track Team Gym Team Basketball Team Track Team Gym Team Football Team Track Team Gym Team Football Team Baseball Team JEANETTE LOUISE QCHLOGS And when she danced oh heaven het dancing' Debating Club Glee Club Gym Team President Pollvanna Club Treasurer junior Debating Club Gym Team Vice President of Class Vice President Pollyanna Club Student Council Gym Team President Pollvanna Club Student Council Rooters Leader Rooters Club Cheer Leader President Pollyanna Club Swimming Team Vice President of Class Student Conn cil Dress Committee Dramatic Club I President Pollvyanna Club Dramatic Club Girls Ad xxsory Commit ee Centerball Team Swimming Team 6 .-is ' K t x Z X 1 I 1 I III. . IV. . , V. . . . VI. , . , I. ' , , . II. ' , . ' ' i I . . . , III. ' - t , - , l IV. ' , . ' . ' ' Club. A Midsummer Nights' Dream. Assistant Cheer N V. 'E I' . l I I . ' I 1 XJ I , . X -1 , - . 4,. ,t I I t , . . Tgg' xx ,MRS 1 I All , f ' I 9 I 2 1 'l if I ffl ,lg 3 -,f ,-.ff .f---4Hn 4:21---:eo n.....-- - ,, . eg A , H IJHE-i - I B m HELEN FRIED.-I SCHNEIDER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance I. junior Debating Club. junior Dramatic Club. II. junior Debating Club. Junior Dramatic Club. III. Junior Debating Club, Junior Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. g IV. Special Chorus, Routers' Club. V . Pollyanna Club. I JOHN NILRRAY SEIP A proper man VI Baseball Team 'WEAL SELI ERS Hrs locked lettered braw brassed collar Shewed hzm the gentleman and scholar LEONARD SHOR n the stage he was szmple natural affectmg was only when he was off he was acting Dramatic Club Q She Stoops to Conquer Debating Club Tri State De bate Vodvil Tennis Club 27 uni. ' V c I E l l 4' - ' i l. Q i W . . 1 1 I S . . l ' I I - . W Y : o ' , , ' 1 5 ,T 1 I ' ,U V. ' . i V VI. .Dramatic Club, The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife . X aff 'V Xflluuu ly lfi'Z I WN 1 y.. 1 2 X I I . ll , A , fig, -V d rr-A--0 Digg' . - 1 He lf DITH RAY SIEGEL A mind not to be changed by place or time. ARTHl R SUHN hath borne himself beyond the promise of his age Junxor Debating Club Debatmg Club Dramatxc Club The Tempest Dramatxc Club Tenms Club Latm Club SUHN Short but sweet Club Club Club Club Po lyanna Po lyanna Pollyanna Pollyanna and Vocauonal junxor Debatmg Club Rooters Club Sneclal Chorus Routers Club Latm Club Hxgh School Sponsor CIVIC League 1l'URl lf XNSTPD S'l0INYURl'llX I. ' ' . IV. ' A , - V. ' , ' , ' . l l 1 III. l , ' ' . IV. l , ' . V. , , ' . ' - vx. 4 . ' . ' A' QI I Q' ,V ' v A pleasing countenanre is no slight advantage. Yi j uf- MX Q 'Ir,x 1 A HI f l 4 I 1 C , ll ' 'c 28 l-is We Xl 4 6, 1 4 1l f4 5 REM Mew ' ROBERT Nl. STLREBIXG Wise to resolve and patient to perform V. Special Chorus. CARI FRPDPRICK STIQARD Must: rs my heart and love FRPDPRII lx Pl' FPR NNXINQ uzet as a street at mght II. Orchestra. III. Orchestra. IV. Orchestra. V. Orchestra. JAMES THURPE His life was gentle. 391' 'vfi LZ Mgr AMX PM 1 I 9 I N fl 4 29 .4 .ici l Tb-ig 'il 4 J 4.-:A 4 UDRINNI' III I IAN FHRIFT Wzll Honeycomb calls these oter offended ladzes the outrageously urtuous Glee Club Debatmg Club Gxrls Gym Team Pollyanna Club Courtshm of Mxles Standnsh Gxrls Gym Team Pollyanna Club Cen erball Team jumor Dramatic Club Captam Baseball Team Pollvanna Club Pollyanna Club Debatxn Club Dramatxc Club Root ers Club S ecxal Chorus Pollyanna Club Debatxng Club Dramatxc Club Center ball Team IAFIIIIAIIJWINA IHI Musxc hath charms to soothe the savage breast Student Councxl Gxrls G m Team Presxdent Pollyanna Club Student Councnl Gtrls Gym Team Orchestra Courtshm of Mxles Standish Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Orchestra Gym Team V1cePres1dent Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Gxrls Swxmmmg Team Student Councxl Orchestra Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Gleam Staff Glrls Swnmmmg Team Student Counctl Secretary Pollyanna Club Gleam Stal? Remembrancer Stat? ALBERT W ENOS A What man dare I dare Gym Exhxbxt Debattng Club Gym Exhxbn Track Team Rl TH W ASWIFR Alueaqs dellghtful sweet and true II Knrby Road School III Pollyanna Club Centerball Team Jumor Dramatxc Club IV Pollyanna Club Rooters' Club Debatmg Club Baseball Team junlor Dramatn Club V Pollyanna Club Rooters Club Dramatxc Club Debat mg Club Sneual Chorus VI Pollyanna Club Dramatxt Club Debatmg Club Center ball Team 1l-Q 4 X C I ,Q 'K' V 'iigkgxff 1 I 30 l W ,, -,, -43 gs 1- : - -- -'---4 f'-'ide V- - I. .Q-. wg' , .4 ' Zi T2 .:-' ':--. 9' ' - .f f E - I 'Lf ': 'lf W ' -2, ' V c-f..'f.T.- H- - f- - - -1 ' -1- ' I ' I, , ' , ' ' , t 5 II- y ,A . . . .. . 1 . ' ' III. , : , ' ' . IV. ' , , . v, : ' 5, , ' , . vi. , ' V . - , . . . N 1. , T - .. , . , . I , . . I I. ', ' ' y . III. . ' . . . VI. . . I 44 Il . III. ' '. . IV. ' . V. ' '. i VI. . ... , ' yr V1 1.5 1 V 1 I -,f - ,-, ' r 1, , : WE 3 Zan- '-I Zhang! - f 11. f, f -g 1 'Z f '51 I G . - U' ll E I.,,,,,., , , -Hi .fl , M4 -il RUSI-I I-I'I I'A WEINER ' II. RUBI' RT VC ILI IANI5 FDNA WOLF NIII IJRPD RI TH WUI F 4-ii VI, 5 I . junior Debating Club. junior Dramatic Club. Courtship 1 E of Miles Standish. ' With laughing mouth and dancing eyes. junior Debating Club, junior Dramatic Club. . junior Debating Club. junior Dramatic Club. Midsum- .71 mer Nights' Dream. Debating Club. Dramatic Club, Rooters' Club. Special , Chorus. 5 r Rooters' Club. Pollvanna Club. l 49 Is this that haughty gallant gay Lothario Merry as the day is long Club Club Club Club Pollyanna Pollyanna Gym Exhibition Routers Club Pollyanna Dramatic Club Special Chorus Pollyanna Dramatic Club The Man Who Mar ried a Dumb Wife I am not in the roll of common men Junior Debating Club Glee Club Gym Exhibition junior Debating Club Pollvanna Club Junior Debating Club junior Dramatic Club Pollyanna Club junior Dramatic Club Pollyanna Club Pollyanna Club Latin Club 'a ,l l 3 ' , . . 5 g .. - - ,.. 111. , . ' - VI. . I 4 ' . ' . V. . I . A . vi. I , I U ' , - 11. ' ' . , . W III. 4 ' . ' ' . . Iv. ' ' . . ,fi- A V. Dramatic Club, Pollyanna Club. I f VI' - ' - ff ., ' 'r I X jf! ' I L 7 Wal kai mba ,Q 1 I ' 1 - ll, 1 3 INN I :Eff flx k E. . Q X I 31 l Il l Z I , M u 4 Tnc-:GLC-:am 14.2 9, HPNRI IINUIL VUUIJW ARD what strange stuff ambrhon feeds Jumor Debatmg Club Gleam Representatxve Junior Dramatxc Club Debatxng Club Gleam Staff Chatterbox Staff Dramatlc Club The gfngpest The Importance of Bemg Earnest Tenms U Dramauc Club The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife Tennis Club RHODA HELEN WUEST Still water runs deep Student Council Junior Debatmg Club Dramatic Club Centerball Team Student Counctl Abraham Lmcoln Specxal Chorus Dramatic Club Pollyanna Club Cxvxc and Vocatxonal League M ARION LATHI' RINF YUI Nb e seems as happy as a wave that dances on the sea Chase School Special Chorus Jumor Debatmg Club Debatmg Club Soeclal Chorus Debatmg Club Dramatxc Club Pollyanna Club Latm Club PIIIXBPIH Llllfl IPR - ure! reserved and mrstress of herself IV Abraham Lmcoln VI N E A Pageant Pollvanna Club, Dramatic Club The Three Wxshes x x I 1 I MAX -b C 1 ' - . gf 5 lf' E I gi: 1- ' ' I f ' i'-'sf-' - A 4 - - A- - I Q ' - ' ' du '4a' l l L Hon . . .,,, 3 IV. ' ' , ' , 1 Nfl . . ' . .4 , VI. Gleam Staff. Chatterbox Staff, Rernembrancer S-tall. ix- I. ' ' ' . ' II, ' . . III. . Q IV. -, .. , 'H - 1 1 1 a 1 1 - - a W - , . . 1 I. . II. ' . III. ' ' . , IV. ' , l ' . 1 VI. ' . ' . V I i . iz fha, .IJ w r 1 1 V 1 w w rw 1 , , . J If 4 1 . A I I. E . I no ' . . ' 'fly' with f MPX ' , 'I H GJ I 32 1 g - 'l X 1 4 :LS w l Y i I 1 ll L fd j j l SICI i'5Ii51ff H F4f 45 ,4144 .Qu Ju -yi N..- -A- - . .- .,.. u I .u .- il THE FACULTY Principal MR. DAVIS Assistant M R. EVANS Dean of Girls MISS CLARKE Teachers MISS ANDREW MRS ASHBROOK MRS BLANKENSI-IIP MISS BELLVILLE MR CALDWELL MR CONDIT MR CRANE MISS CURTIS MISS DAVIS MR EHRGOTT MISS ELBERG MISS FRANCES MISS FREEMAN MR GASSMAN MISS GEIGER MR INSKEEP MISS KERSTING DR KNOCH MISS KOHNKY MRS LEACH MISS LAYMAN Secretary MISS SHIGLEY Assistan! Secretary M I SS BAH MAN Librarian MISS CARSON MISS LOTZE MISS McDEVITT MISS MARBLE MR MACKE MISS MOORMAN DR NEWMAN MISS O HARA MISS OUTCALT MISS PURINGTON MISS RAGLAND MISS RIECKELMAN MISS RIFFE MISS RUGGLES MISS SANFORD MRS SMITH MISS SNYDER MISS SUTHERLAND MISS STIESS MR VENABLE MISS WAKEFIELD MISS WILSON MISS WUEST , f 'WSW x ' I p EN I ....1..1..1.....-......1..-.......1.....-..-..lu-...1..1. THE CLASSES I X 1 ia-u..l E . e 14! IN LINE Ai B+! L45 .J mul Presxdent Vzce Preszdenl Secretary NORMAN BUSSMAN DOROTHY NELSON ROBERT MOORE Treasurer Faculty Adusor JACK HERRICK MISS O HARA Helen Armacost Verna Barz Mary Bennet Mlldred Bodman Nancy Brown Fanme Burns Alxce Chenault Murlel Cornlsh Bertha Frelberg Carolme Goeslmg Phyllls Greenwald Lxlllan Guese Ernestme Gunkel Myrrl Harrlson GIRLS Margaret Hastmgs Betty Herman Emma H111 Lou Wlll Huff Rebecca Johnston Rosalmd Joseph Jeanette Kahn Blanche Kalfus Margaretta Kopp Edlth Krebs Elizabeth Laque Carolme Lauer Dorothy Levmsohn Ruth Levy 6 Marjorle Mosler Mathllde Muehlfelder Dorothy Nelson Norma Pandorf Florence Shneber Ethel Slvltz Ellzabeth Stevenson Betty Strauss Edna Strothman Bernice Stugard Mary Van Fleet Marlon Van Horne Stella Vlscontx Mary Louise Wuest THE B GRADE G fbhfli Num M y I3 I li .5 'if ff l F i '42 Harry Aronoff Meyer Bennls Frank Buchold jack Buckley Morrls Burlxngham Gordon Burman Bernard Chausmer Jess Cohn Henry Cowen Frank Cramer Donald Crone jone Dlffenderfer Davld Eggers Charles Erdman Frank Fahnestock john Fearing Wllham Frxsche Davld Galmkm Stanley Garber Lawrence Glbbony Thomas Glbson Norrls Gordon BOYS Clayton Gunter Herbert Hall Kenneth Hall Glen Hattendorf Marcus Helman Irvm Horn Paul Jones Davxd Kahn Rxchard Lawwlll Wllllam Llghtiield Harry Mack Robert Manss Alfred Meyers Louis Mmowltz Robert Moore Carl Muth Paul Neal Robert O Connor Rlchard Park Phllxp Palmer Rlchard Pxerpont George Platts 37 Damel Powers Norman Rels Carl Rogge Mlchael Rollmger Albert Rosenberg Vxvxan Renfro Harry Rozln Walker Ryder Robert Sahnd Walter Seabrooks joseph Segal Dawson Sherrlck Wllham Strauss Erhard Stroebel Thomas Stueve Albert Voss Bert Wallenstem Maxwell Weaver Andrew Webster Myron Wolf Stanley Wolf Henry Wright 1 I I THE B GRADE Henry Goldsmith Lawson Woodward - ' ' 14 ,sis lrilfll 'll 4 I I 'Y KZac..a...l 1 . Z I R 45 A45 4 THE C GRADE Presrdent Vxce Presrdent Secretary WALTER TARR MILDRED EICHERT VIRGINIA MOSSMAN Clemance Atkms Elolse Barclay Charlotte Beaman Faye Block Veryl Boyer Florence Bragdon Helen Breese Allce Belle Bronworth Betsy Burns Dorothy Caldwell Ruth Dickerson Fanny Eggers Dorothy Fleld Mildred Fink Ruth Frame Mlrxam Frankenstem Minerva Gross Rose Gould 4 Treasurer Faculty Advisor JOHN BLADON MR INSKEEP GIRLS Amta Gutman Mary Loulse Harder Sarah Harris Josephxne Heyman Mary Leonne Heyn Beatrxce Hlllhouse Dorothy Hllton Catherlne Hollmeyer Ethel Humphrey Myrtle Hutton Marle Jacobson I abel Johnson Gwenlllan jones Beatrice josselson Nellie Kipp Vxrgmla Klem Mayme Kmght Clara Mae Kohl Anna Krlt Donna Loulse Lamb Allce Latscha Maxme Leach Audrey Levy Beulah Lmser Kathryn Maguire Etta Mxchelson Marcella Mlschel Alxce Monjar Vlfglllla Plckett Vlrgxma Randall Nell Readmg Ruth Roesslcr Elsa Rogge Luctlle Rothfuss Alme Rust Roberta Ruth 38 Dorothy Saloshm Helen Schoen Lucxlle Schubert Lxllxan Schutt Chrxstme Seebaum Adelle Shannon Edlth Shayeson Marlon Sherman Florlette Taggert Dorothy Tebow Letltla Thorpe Ernestme Tollover Elxzabeth Wuebkmg Joanna Wolf Elsle Woodward Mary Wottrnng Dorothea Yaeger ffffffl 1 lx. le I 1 i3ggf. 1,125 Y . fl' A ' ' ' EZ? fill ' 15, 5 3- !!if Z -41. H Q B45 2 ,45 2 m y Howard Anderson John Armbrust W1ll1am Armstrong Thomas Atklns Hyman Barlshmar Vlctor Baumgartner Leon Benson Louls Blarr Maurlce Block Harry Bloom Dwlght Bohn Thomas Boyle Davld Brown Howard Brown john Bruner Thomas Cllnton Fred Day Morns Denms James Eggers Donald Fxeld Elmer Flsher Walter Frazier Wllllam Glbson THE C GRADE Phnhp Goland Laurence Goldsmlth Rlchard Goosman George Gray Harold Greenwald Emrl Gugenhexm Donald Hall John Hardcastle Robert Harns Wxlllam Hartman Nelson Hastmgs Harry Hatch Rzchard Hauser Clarence Henderson Roland Hmsch Bertram Hubbard Arthur Hull Eugene Huwe Herman Kahn Aaron Kanter Charles Klappert Howard Klme Harold Lamb BOYS Luclen Lazarus Churchlll Lea Wrlllam Leach jack Lehman Irvmg Levme Leon Levy Jan Lxznlewskl James Ludden Andrew Luther Thomas McDonald James McHugh Dwlght Martxn Wxlllam Mayer Darwm Mueller Lathrop Nelson Raymond Nlehaus Jack Nlchols Austrn Nlsonger Charles Norns Edwm Parvxn George Peters John Petrle Lloyde Ramsay 9 Arthur Remfrank Carl Rexs Worth Rels Herschal Schlff Stuart Schloss jullus Schrerber Wrlbur Schwerkert Alfred Shepherd Morrrs Shokler jadee Slaughter Harold Staffelbach Walter Stevenson Mathlas Strashun joseph Summer Charles Swlgart Rrchard Taylor Rudolph Tletlg Earl Van Horne Charles Van Nostran Alan Welnstem Charles Wmdxsch Clxfford Woodward ll , B 1 - ' ' Adolph Wulff . 4 1 72ff3f ,1 , I3 1 -. 1L 'efgif -1' ee ':': 'ii' 25. fig Q 1 f4!: S g4!5 lst , K I 91' X f 1 t X3 lil THE D GRADE President Vice Preszaent Secretary SIMON POLASKY JACK HEXTER CHARLES HAUSER Treasurer Faculty Advisor GLENN KYKER MISS RIFFE Harriet Ahaus Carrie Allen Marie Anthony Margaret Applegate Elizabeth Barksdale Edna Bogie Neulen Bowman Morton Brown Dorothy Boyd Alice Brandenburg Laura Brandenburg Enola Bussman Elaine Campbell Ruth Clark Ida Belle Cobb Elizabeth Conrad Martha Cox Dorothy Cunningham Ruth Dillman Dorothy Donahue Dorothy Downs Sue Dreutzer GIRLS A Elizabeth Edmonds Thelma Eddy Ruth Englander Gladys Fickert Emily Fisher Maxine Gaskins Roslyn Greenbaum Ruth Greenwald Catherine Gunn Marie Hemersback Minnette Hoffmeister Mildred Hurdle Vera johnson Lon jones Virginia Kalfus Mary Karrick Helen Kay Irma Koeppe Gertrude Kohn Irene Kreuten Hulda Kuehn Mildred Larkin l40l Constance Leech Blanche Leppert josselyn Lisznieska Hattie Ludwick Helen Martin Violet Martin Myra Michelson Irma Muders Odessa Nason Alice O'Donnell Helen Park Elsa Pushin Ruth Rainage Ruth Redman Mildred Ramsey Mildred Rose Ruth Rukin Esther Ryan Margaret Sampson Christine Schorr Helen Schreiber Evelyn Scott Martha Siehl Miriam Sivitz Virginia Smith Waneta Smith Genevieve Snowden Edith Snyder Minnette Stern Elizabeth Strauss julia Swasky Virginia Taylor Helen Terry Dorothy Travis Margaret Trimmel Catherine Visconti Mary Wallace Esther Weisel Thelma Wesley Annabel Williams Minnie Wittmeyer Adalee Warley Evelyn Yockey Bessie Zimmerman 1 145- G H e4f ,4f 2231 Wllllam Altmeler john Anders Robert Anmng Wllson Barley Donald Banks Edward Baschang Ralph Bauer Elbert Becker Hamllton Beecher Bllly Benedict Arthur Blrd Louxs Blair Wnlham Boehm Merrill Bowman Wxlllam Burlxngham Harold Cohen Sam Cohen Charles Coleman James Cullen Harry Dunham Robert Egbert Alfred Ellg Robert Elllott THE D GRADE Robert Emxgholz Elmer Emrlcwt Wxlllam Fenton Edgar F IK Stanley Fleischer Charles Funck lohn Galther Ray Gxlllck Harry Gmter Daul Goldstem Sarn Goodman Charles Goosman Mark Hardcastle Paul Hardcastle john Hargrave Wllham Howenstem James Headly Tlmothy Hmckley Laurence Horn Stanley Klem Irvm Klosterman Robert Knoeffler John Koch BOYS Samuel Korte Joseph Rollmger John Lackman George Rosenzwetg Harry Larson Wxllxam Savage George Lautenschlager Granvnlle Schnllmg Kenton Lawwxll Kenneth Llttle Ray Lltvmhoff Howard McEwen Robert McGmley Morrls Mason Wlnton McNally Herbert Mlelke James Mmor john Molloy Nathan Nachlmoff Robert Nau Rea Neely Roy Nestor Lester Ortman Vmton Perm James Plaut Davld Rexder Grxfflth R Neff Schmidt Elbert Schoneberger Nathan Schwartz Eugene Schwelgert Bexrne Segal Sylvan Seshel Edward Shannon John Shields George Smlth Thomas Speer Samuel Taft Julius Teres Charles Van Nostran LeRoy Walker jr Albert Walter Fred Weber Donald Welss Chfford Wharton jullan Wolf jackson Wright b 1 j I . . , , ,A - . . 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'l Dix- f 7l,llf!x'l yi 5 M1 I L 11 vX 1 M jJ!E......... .l a H, H jlhlii li ,4i.., 034 4-1g Naom1 Abbott Lucllle Allison Ruth Ahrenstexn Gwendolyn Barkley Helen Bragdon Alma Brestel Abby Bryant Mary Verne Camobell Herbel Cave Barbara Cohn Margaret Edmondson Charlotte Frelberg Rose Gazaway Mary G1ll1ck jane Gxldehaus Hannah Greenberg Dorothy Gruhler Francxs Hahn Cora Harrxson Barbara Herrlck GIRLS Dorothy Hopper Dorothy Hughes Elolse jackson Lllhan jackson Francls jones Lottle Jones Rose jones Mary Kepperlmg Ruth Kopltke Vlrgmxa Lllhck Iessxe Lyall Betty Mooney Wllla Neely Margaret Nelson Mary Phxlllps Laura Plerpont Mildred Pulllan Ruth Pushxn jean Randall Margaret Redding Lydia Remhard Naoml Rels Jean Roller Amanda Roth Betty Schlenck Helen Shxelds Loulse Sortor Margaret Thuman Elxzabeth Turley Sarah Warneford Mlldred Weghorst Elxzabeth Weher Ethel Wellfekamp Dorothy Wllson Mae Wlnkler Hlldegardc Wolf Mary Wood Helen Wueblmg THE E GRADE x U - Qijizi 'lg 1421 -11-1- as z my-. at ' L . .f3 AI5, .4 Robert Acomb James Adams john Andrews Wxllxam Baxley Ward Berry George Bertele Lmdsay Brown Arno Burch Robert Burch John Burtel Charles Charleton Walter Connor John Doepke Donald Durand Charles Elkms Dunkm Frame Fred Freuchtemeyer Dlckxe Fuller THE E GRADE Wllllam Funck Frederrck Garber Kenneth Hausfeld Wllllam Heugehold Noble Johnston George Kxbler Edmond Kxtterege Jack Klosterman Herman Klugman George Kramer Ed LaFramboese Levy Lehman Lundgren Lyons McCaFferty Howard Maisel Ioseph Robert George Kenton Arthur BOYS Howard Manschewltz 4 Wllllam Mezr Marshall Moor Tyrus Moellers Thomas Morrlson Donald Mueklow john Nlchols Harold Nlchols Ralph Pagel Norman Plnfold james Rathff Roger Read Luttrelle Rxce Wxlham Rlnk Lester Robb Elmer Rock Chandler Roettlg Arthur Sargeant joe Schmldt Wlllxam Richard Wxllxam Gordon Schunk Shafer Shafer Strauss Robert Taylor JLIIIUS Tellman George Thayer Arthur Theobald MBYIOU Thorp Albert TlCtlg Bernard Van Horn Bllly Vockell Rlchard Wagner Robert Wardell Arthur Wedlg Carl W1ll1ns Bobb Woodward -ina 4 K ljfy , . , . ,gl I -'t ,gl . jiiflll glut I 31 ul . ,Q bf fx X Z-f--14 f D -4! fi, if lf .. 4'i:,,a -Q Mary Ackerman Vrola Ahaus Ruth Archer Helen Arnsparger Rea Barley Amella Berry Vlrgxma Bxddle L11l1an Britten Hazel Bryant Mary Campbell Vera Cave Edna Davls Margaret Dlck Vxrgmxa Dunn Evelyn Eken Ahce Fogg Kane Frey Margaret Frey GIRLS Helen Geiger Marlon Gnllham Ora Grant Ruth Gunther Irvma Harold Edna Hawbrock Adrlenne Hlllhouse Helen Holmeyer Dorothy Hopple Dorothy Horstman Martha Ismael Marjorle jones Ellzabeth Lacy Lars Lxllxck Gertrude Luhn Marjorxe Morrls Dorothy Mlller Anna Newmark Marlon Ohlenroth Alberta Plerrung Lllllan Pushln Fern Quackenbush Lela Rardm Anna Rollmger Florence Rosenswexg Dorothy Schmxed Jean Schoneberger Helen Schroeder Olxve Sexfert Beatrice Smxth jane Taylor Dorothy Tracy Ruth Tresh Evelyn Venable Janus Walton Gretna Wilder THE F GRADE 1 ' ykpl? MW i 44 a I If . 4 rll5-Z lm 11,5 EE 4 The Gneam ,, 41, A aw qw, Ernest Ach Irvm Albert Asa Atkms Grlbert Arenstem Charles Baetz Charles Beck John Blackwood Karl Blume Ernest Brooks Herbert Brown Lawrence Brown Clxfford Buck Charles Buerman Raymond Coffey Erwin Cox Wllham Daukert james Durrell Ralph Dusenberg George Fearnaught Dickey Fuller Hyman Galmkm Woodward Garber Jullus Gelperm Joseph Grimes THE F GRADE BOYS Raymond Gruenmger Harold Hunley Ross Hastle Woodrow Hunter Joseph Kessen George Klbler Wxllxam Klpp George Klsker Roland Kuehn Louxs Lane jack Lashbrook Herbert Lebovxcx Laurence Levme Lewis Levy Gllbert Lorentz Albert Lormg Gerald Lucke Louls Lunsford Robert Masterson Thomas McDonald Wllllam Meler Harvey Mergy James Morrxson Joseph Meyers l45l Isaac Nemxroff Harry Olmstead Harold Pachoud Carl Petrle John Pfau Newton Pollock Robert R8lSl:lCld Clark Richards Arthur Sargent Juhus Schlld George Schnelder Harry Schwartz LCWIS Selmeler Grlbert Sheppard Phxlllp Slefert Robert Sller Arnold Singleton James Slavln Gordon Tarr George Tawney Charles Tums Clarence West Kenneth Wlse 1 A ,Q b lx I ff all ylw 4 K numis C ,Q F 7' f KVA X xx f' JA X I A I 2 I x I u QOH 1' I 1-X 1 5 -lj 'lj 4 mea zf---V my f . .. 1 1 r l l l c FOOTBALL TEA n. Til L- PTT! 5?-if .Fl- :' IQ 4, if r .g' vm atm N ld! Emil B. A . 2:5 sf?-' A 5 f QT' Lf-- : 'A rgq Weaver ell r 5 E E 2 Maxw Ill 'Q an E E 2 D- u O 42 B -.. va v: v: A arber S Z -C ua 2,252 A O Donne M Meyers H Res E 0 5- u I 'C L- rc .-C .2 Z C J W jones P an Co em O -rc ka 3 rc V VJ o .E U I E 'U 0 L. U4 Dr. T Suev S am RW hy cConaug RM an . , V Sf! ,ml ll' 2-SJ , .X ' f--5' 'Q?- lv' . .- f:'55 b . X . il l l I I Barklicld C, Thomas, Capt. Linesmen , 1 erin D. Galinkin I U ' ' 11 . as . G N R ll . aring R. au ' Us ' ' ' . ordyke G. jones M. Dalton A, Webster D. Eggers,Capt.-elect R' Williams E. Chun, H. J. hl . . illi . t e Sc od Lockwo li-1Z.rlE1.J IU lu, I ETILE GLEHTD. ax 'fm v- 0. if Nl! 93? :vii 1 ilv' 1 fy ff! f Our football team agaln had a success ful year almost measurmg up to the team of 23 We make a speclal pomt when we say almost measurmg up because coach Hemhold was confronted wlth the dlfficult task of bulldmg a new team with only four letter men Coach Hemold called out his men two weeks before school opened Thirty xn all reported at Noyes Field for the Erst practice and Hemold had hls eleven men plcked before the first game The team d1d not loom as a champlonshlp contend er but fought through every game like Spartans and m no way dxsgracmg xtself The Eagles lead by Captam Camm Thomas opened their schedule wlth the lightest eleven ever representing Walnut H1lls and won by a 6 to 0 score over Lockland Hxgh School The game however marked the be gmnmg of a serles of disastrous mjurles for Walnut Hllls Thomas was Injured From then on 1nJur1es seemed to have been a part of the course Covmgton was the better team in the second game tak mg us lnto camp by a 26 to 7 score We went to Hlghlands and took a second victory for our school This game was a thrlller our team wlnnmg the game ln the last few mmutes of play Then the scholastlcs came along We showed Woodward, Hughes, and Wlth row that we werent to be toyed w1th l 49 Wlthrow being forced every blt of the way ln the final game of the season The score was 28 to 18 upsetting all the dope Wlth only four letter men of last year to fill thelr respective posltlons the other seven posltlons were capably filled Captam Camm Thomas pxcked for the All Greater Cmcmnatl High School team for a second year played unbeatable foot ball at fullback Howdy Rels again burned up the grldlron wlth hls speed Norman Reis played the other half work mg well wlth hls brother A Jmx however hovered above the quarterback Job all season The team was at first run rn a marvelous style by Lock wood Mark Dalton and Melvxlle Meyers alternated thereafter The center of the lme was well fortlfied wlth Gelperm at center and Eggers and McConaughy at guards Eggers a new man and Captam elect played an exceptlonal game at guard as dnd Bob McConaughy jones and O Donnell played the tackles Schulz of 7 pomt fame and Mehas both d1s played remarkable football at the plvot posmons Almost every posmon was filled by men who had never played football but by courage and contmual SBCIIECC and the undylng splrxt that IS characterlstlc of Walnut Hills athletlc teams the men showed that they had learned the game And Coach Hemold was the spzrxt behlnd lt alll ALFRED O DON 'VELI l L--Q 1'- X l 1X Xu C' ,xx I I 4 . ll f 131,-5 'qifgj Q L.- ' 'a e ' ATA 'J' ' - ' 7- 3 ' 1. ug. in l '-. Q . p if Q-- ' ' .:. ' - .... .. -f - .-f - . ,- - l ll. V , B - A - ' I ff . K I S , ' 5041 1'- l ' I ' ' I 's f ', g 4 ll J x y ,, l I Q I . I ' f' f ' . - I lxlx , W1 1' , nf 1 ' ,V ' ' '7 1, X, f'l'Y ff 'H ,f X, V , 1 , A M W, XM 'K jx , lx . 13.35311 Q I1 f A Y- f' - 4 -4'f Zz--' fl - '-- .. - i l ali 45 .4!..,. 4- BASKETBALL TEAM HAROLD LAUGHLIN Coach MAXWELL WEAVER Manager NORRIS DENNIS MUTH Captam elect ODONNELL Captam BLADON GORDON MEHAS MURRAY MEYERS COLEMAN CORS WEBSTER IKER 0 C. M. C. , ' - A. ' , ' J. S. C. W. M. O. ii G. Eff Qgfilff his 1 Q x. 1 S 1 L- 4 Z I .. The GLGHH1 MQW L- E X BASKETBALL Old Man jlnx played the most lmport ant role ln basketball at our school the past season Walnut Hllls issued nts call for basketball players just a llttle more than a week prxor to the opening game of the year wxth Hughes Only one man of last year was out for the team Thls lone mdlvldual was Captaln Al O Donnell Fxf teen absolutely green men reported Thus the basketball season opened none too encouragmgly However w were very fortunate xn securmg the val uable servnces of Harold Laughlm as our coach Laughlm formerly attended Depauw Umversxty where he starred m basketball He lS now takmg advantage of a scholarshlp at the Umverslty of Cm c1nnat1 The team was buxlt up around Denms and Al O Donnell both guards An en tlrely new team had to be formed Den ms a real End came to Walnut Hllls from Woodward thus year He was a wonderful floor man and a good fellow Carl Muth certamly deserves much crednt for splendid mmatxve and untlrmg efforts at forward Carl was practlcally new at the court game but showed an unusual ab1l1ty that made hxm the mam cog ln our offense Gordon was the other for ward Hrs all around playmg was unsur passed Sleepy Norrls Jumped at the center posztlon Norrls although he xs forced to wear glasses had an uncanny abllxty to out the ball through the hoop Bladon broke xnto the hme llght ln the second Hughes game Because of hls ablllty to find the basket and hls cool headedness he won many admlrers and a berth on the team as well Deano Mehas and Pat Murray were excellent substitutes The team lost :ts first game to Hughes The followmg week Walnut Hllls broke up the sportlng columns by showxng Wlthrow what good coachxng and good hard playmg w1l1 do for a team After two weeks of practice we had been beaten by a score of 21 to 19 by the best team 1n the Clty And we contlnued to play the best brand of basketball throughout the season but Walnut Hxlls was unable to shake off lts unx And rlght here the athletic department of the Remembrancer wlshes on behalf of the student body to congratulate the team of 25 which so truly represents those qualmes of manhood sportmanshxp and ' y lty to school whlch lt IS the purpose of competltxve sports to brmg out What matters If lf these objects be achleved that the percentage column does not fa vor us, The team played nts best and carrled on the same fine spxrlt whlch preceding teams bequeathed to lt and whlch wxll be an msplratlon to the teams to follow ALFRED O DON XE! I 'r- 'Z N' r 'NSY ' 4 'Vx I 4 ! .DQ vs l A v f lull ll .-is . 'fLl':.. I I 'Lg' - f - - -'L - -'-A -l -'-- 14.2 - - 'I -: I-in ' It gil' VL 4 J ' -as ' LM. ' -.Ara -+ - . -- . Q- mt ' jg ,il , -a-- - - - ' '. ' +T ?'r ll r' .lx 'g 1 'x' I' X X :T 5 , , fl 1 ,f l ' 7 H y ' - , i . gl It E ,Q ll I l A 4' , Ll' l i I - ,l V -' ' .:1.b-nv' 1' ' ' . , e ' ' . .o a 'l ' ' l C' mf! fl., V-v X 1 A' gl, .T l 1 It iii 7 Z.nn.a.I ul lu I1 IA In ..-:A :J if BASEBALL TEAM Inlielders . REIS, Captam W. REIS S. GORDON G. IKER D. FIELD Pitchers J. MOORE W. SEABROOKS R. CORS Coach HOWARD REI S Outtielders C. MUTH M. WEAVER J. TARBILL D. GANTZ J. SEIP O. COLEMAN - Catchers W, RYDER B. MOORE Manager RICHARD HEROLD A ii 1 wi- 4' 4- . ff- ' . ,f i I X, N . 41 Z.14l31-.J L5 -f I44 'rnesneam ,4,.,,4 -. Our baseball team th1s year was organ lzed and coached by Howdy Rels H did hls work remarkably well at hlS new post Howdy IS classed among the best baseball men 1n Clncmnatx Another Rels came 1nto the athletlc fold when Worth R615 took on the shortstop Job Norman Rels played thlrd thls year Thus Wal nut Hllls enjoys the dxstlnctlon of havlng had three brothers on the same team The team played 1tS first game wlth Hughes Although lt lost the combat the Walnut Hllls team played some fine baseball Later on Walnut Hills won recognmon by whltewashmg Norwood ll to O thus estabhshmg us as a dangerous team m scholastlc circles The return Hughes game showed vast Improvement in our ranks We lost the game how ever 7 to 4 In all lts games the team carrled on the fxghtmg and true Splflt of Walnut Hllls Z, -3 WW' Of last years squad only five were left for thls years team Among them were Gordon who was shlfted from thlrd to first base this year Nor Rexs Muth Weaver and Seabrooks Muth played bang up ball ln left Field throughout the season He IS wlthout doubt one of the Hnest players Walnut Hllls has seen ln some tlme The two Reis brothers Nor and Worth played well at thxrd and short stop respectxvely Gene Iker a promlslng athlete dld excellent work at second base Ryder caught behmd the bat Weaver and Sexp alternated ln rlght Held Tarblll filled m the center field m a capable manner john Moore came through with some clever pltchmg dld Seabrooks the two alternatlng ln the box We all appreciate the hne work of Howard Rels who undertook such a d1ffi cult task as that of coach He shouldered his Job wxlllngly and well Howard has the dlstmctxon of bemg the only student coach Yea Howdy' ALFRED O DON XELI lv3l ples 'FN Xxx I I U! f jx I M UQ 4 'l X ,I ,. Y., ,l I 71'--, -- -Aw '+' A 1 QI, ... V if ' ' J.:- 1 fgjgl 14,57 .1 -. ' -'T' ..,g. 3 5. - 1 .H ' If rf , 2 ri .. .f 7 I .1 I V7 - I ., , ' -l!1 ' .ga swf. A--1 .-. f- - -- - V- 7 ? 4 - ' 4- ' v-- yjq I I' . 1 f ,Ti,'r,.-A ' '.' .' . , ' A ijf'f...- ' gn... , , ff - - Y ' as vs - e ' ' . I ' Sl 'Y ' ' .. ,, , , , . . . . . , , . . . , - . . ,, .. - , ' , as ' 1 '- 4 I'-' E . L L m, 4... ff- JI l BOYS GYM 'IEAM HALL Captam EGGERS HALL EGGERS FAHNSTOCK BOLLINGER MUELLER FEARING DALTON HOWLAND HINSCH FISHER DUNHO LTER 7 J GELPERIN MEHAS BUCKLEY CHAUSMER WOODWARD GRASSMUCK LISZNIEWSKI ROGGE HORN SCHIFF STAUFFELBACI-I SCHLAN TARBILL 1 1 , 1 E, , ' A. D. c. H. J. J, B. F. C. L. GIBBONY D. SAUNDERS M. L. A D. J. J. c. M. L- G. H. R. H. E. J. R. . I -4 I Z- 4 I The gym team of 1924 25 enJoyed one of the most succes ful seasons in the his tory of Walnut Hills athletics Under the inspiring leadership of Captam Eddie Hall the team brought letters of praise from gymnastic coaches throughout the state The squad of fifty members is the largest one Dr Knoch has ever handled at Walnut Hllls Slxteen of this number were chosen for the seven exhibitions which have been held This shows the remarkable growth of gym work at Wal nut Hills under the direction of Dr Knoch It was in 1895 that the Doctor orgamzed the first gym team containing only a handful of men In October just one year later the team gave its first exhibition. Members of this and later teams went to various colleges through- out the United States where they car- ried the fame and glory of Walnut Hills. The most recent example of the truth of this statement is the work of Powell Stewart 24 at Bowdoin. A clipping from a Maine newspaper says, Stewart gives promise of being one of the greatest gymnasts who ever attended the New England college. Captain Hall, says Doctor Knoch, com- pares with Morrison, who was the out- standing gymnast for Walnut Hills some years back. Hall's work is equal to that of any gymnast of his age in the country. His brother, Herb, is also a member of the team and ranks close to Eddie in all around work. Howland, manager. ranks high in the work of the team. In last year's tourna- ment Howland tied with Stewart lor nik IIIIWZUIIII I highest honors by running up a total of 79 points out of a possible 80 Grass muck Dalton and Schlan veterans of the team performed notably through out the year Mehas work on the horses was of high quality Other members who so credltably car ried on are Gibboney Saunders Dunhol ter Hmsch Eggers Fischer Fahnstock Van Horne Rollmger and Gelperm On December 15 seventy four athletic coaches assembled in our gym Before this group our team demonstrated its ex pertness Exercises were executed on the parallel and horizontal bars and the long horse Dr Zeigler who has charge of the Cincinnati high school athletics was quoted as having said. I have never seen anything in Cincnnat to equal the per- formance of your boys. Another note- worthy performance was given at the Y. M. C. A. March 10 for the Raschig School children This exhibition was so successful that pupils of the Raschig School sent many letters to Dr. Knoch, praising the work of the boys. A few weeks later an exhibition was given for our faculty. It would be impossible to praise too highly the work, strength, agility, and grace of the boys. or the patience, watchfulness, and care of Dr. Knoch. The boys have well earned the praise they have received and the let- ters that will be awarded them. The Doctor deserves the appreciation which not only the team but the entire school feels for his splendid work. Yes. we have the best team in the State, haven't we? ALFRED O'DO.N'.N'ELL l55l 11-s .Tlx 1' .,,-0 'xi X 'l 1 I 'X ix I ' Iii I 7l,5w i f 'I Q u g Shim Vip ii ff, - nh 0 1 K Zs-sZ E .1i M I H 15 ,43-., 4-FZ I w 11-1 GIRLS F HOWE Captaln SWIMMING TEAM K MARKSTEIN Manager BOTTIGHEIMER BURNS BURNS FRANKENSTEIN GUTMAN IGLAUER LAUER MUEHLFELDER ROESSLER STRAUSS YOCKEY E. B. F. M. A. H. C. M. R. E. E. x MGR l M FZ-E45 I , 7 up T116 Gneam 454,455 AA. iv r 1 T-'L iw.. The Glrls SXVlI'I'lI'l'1ll'1g Team entered the mter scholastrc meet held at Wlthrow Hxgh Sehool on Aprll If They won thlrd place with Wlthrow hrst Hughes second and Woodward fourth Mueh tredlt lb due the glrla who came out to practlee at any obtamable pool smce there IS no pool m our sehool There 15 plenty of good materlal so that the prospeetb for the future are bright ERX1 BOIIlGHEIkIbR ,ge K x I l'x lvfl l 1.15 I I 3 'Q' ie 7 lull' uf' 'Y n - , gl -J -KA, ' '-q2::,s I 137: 1- - - -'M f -I 1'-'1-J V ' 'Z fl 1-3 'ii W 1-, jfs' , ., 1,-f' A - -.ff -4' ,Q E, 4, -f,- -5- r-. , I W, E W ., .Q 4 f Q '. .' ' 0 I A J ' ' - ., -,l? - . I' .-. 1 Ulziifif-li Q-'4Iii'I rl lI f,',1,'f :F I' +V1'f'Q 'L 'f-,-71'-T511 -: 1? '-?i1'..'1fL, 312 TW 7- -Lx 11 ' 113'-.A -' 7 L - ' nf.-:.-1 .if ' g.yf,f.'-..- - F. f -V -1- ,K 2,-4 ,. -- .A.3:'.,-if '.' Z 1.23111 5. -E. gfC,',.5'f '-5, f. it ' L. 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Q1 52 s ' age 4 - . . , - 1 A ll. T W 1 A 1 ff-r x f. l,-. ' z l:'j lllj I A ll TEE n BOYS SWIMMING TEAM IRVIN HORN Manager BERT WALLENSTEIN ggggpvzwr' I-ev-. 'f iss' f' N.. Qrx, Q - :X Nyx E-ff A rx. ,.. Nfl on Captam LEVY FRANK SCHLOSS WEBSTER GANTZ GANTZ DALTON BIEDERMAN WOODWARD O Z- 4 4' :EJ fx Z VA ,f ,X 2 x R.,-i gi 'Qx ,IE X l'?.OC-:GE This year Walnut Hills after being in drydock for two years launched a swim ming team which competed in all the C1nc1nnatiGym and Y M C A meets The Eagles were captalned by Bert Wallenstem and Bert was surely captain to be proud of The team went up against the stiffest kind of competition and while it did not cover itself with glory as a championship contender yet the boys always came out with some re ward for their efforts As each meet rolled around they showed conspicuous improvement The team is remarkable in many re spects. As the reader may be surprised to know. it has fought an uphill battle all year. No thought had been given to a swimming team until one day the mem- bers got together and elected a captain and a manager, As nobody about the school took an interest in the team all the re ponsibllity devolved upon the members themselves Every day after school they went down to the Y M C A and coached themselves just so Walnut Hills could have a tank team The team was composed almost entire ly of men of the first and second year high school classes Captain Wallenstem and Manager Horn worked hard and will be back on the team next year Stanley Frank and Harry Gantz are the only ones to graduate this year Frank was the big point maker for Wal nut Hills His specialty is the plunge in which event he was always up among the very best. Other members of the team are Webster Schloss and Levy. What a satisfaction to a school and students to have men like these repre- -enting any department of athletics, men who are always ready and willing to do things! -lLFRED CTDONNFII. may , yi g .4 gi AJ Q x lx v lx: f jmw ,1 'l l 79 I 4 ll 1 t ig so ' 'ij 1 55 . i 14 p L Sri 1 if 5 ve 1 av T to 1 'l , -'H I ' X l 1 i l -5:2 . f it f N T . El' l 9 , er ie if is J :il ' I all ii f 2 i s N E :L 5 A ii X9 gil Fl V K ' ' , - 'X Y- jx ' W . v a ' - xX1 vr U I Q li H 11 G L H LIN li !.'J Ill l J 1 1 f JUNIOR TRACK TEAM LEON BENSON DAVID BROWN JAMES EGGERS LAURENCE GOLDSMITH HAROLD GREENWALD HARRY HATCH BERTRAM HUBBARD WORTH REIS EARL VAN HORNE 0 ,,, A ,k,, ,Y - X ,531 lf X f WZQQZ 3 K-. I6 1 42-IZWIDQQQJ ,. . ll- Q I ,3 4l T116 GLEHID. 4r 4: 4I mgihas- L44-L. GIRLS CEN TERBALL TEAM This year for the first in many Walnut Hills has been able to boast of a Girls Centerball Team boast not because of the games it won but because of the spirit m which the girls went out to fight for their school The mem bers of the interscholastic team received their training in the mter class games , the best of these inter-class players were selected for the school team. A great deal of credit is due Miss Francis for her enthusiastic coaching and arrange- ment of games. The games were three in all. The first was with Laetare School at South Fairmount, the second with the Bonheur girls at Liberty and Vine Streets, and the third with Laetare again. Walnut Hills lost both games with Laetare, the score of the first being 11-103 of the second, 10-25 but won from Bonheur with a score of 8-4. The girls of 1925 have made a brave start, and there is room for great im- provement next year. 1926, we wish you luck! . JANE HOUSTON L. WOTTRING D. CALDWELL R- DICKERSON A. BRANDENBURGH L. BRANDENBURGH R. ROBERTS L- LACALLY R. ROESSLER D- G01-OMAN D. FIELD B- BURNS HOUSTON F. BURNS c. HOLLMEYER ' SAMUELS J. J 'Q F. HOWE If -' x X H ' ' up-Q .N N. BLUESTEIN any 91 4 i ll A 6 .-.Q-Q I Af 3.3: '42, 59'-FH' T ' W ' ' A A ' 'v iff? -1 iff- iii-f 2 1535. l 'J - ' ' 5, -A., --, A - .-1 .- - - .- . M- ' -I! J ' ul! ! ' nhl! - X Y . W ' 4 K T ' . V I I V ' 1 Q 30 I' W A t .. , 1 5 1 l 'YR , f ' 'T I l . . i T ' ' ' -.nfs ' . .1 . ' N13 v , ' ' ' 2 rw l 1 . , . -' 9 v 9 UK I 1 i i 4ffj rne Cane am ' i - Qg g- Ji l- ,fdf O O. .- fl fi .u f 1, 1 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM M L WUEST I JOHNSON GOLDMAN HERMAN FRANKENSTEIN BARZ JONES KLEIN EGGERS i ! 15. B. A M. V. G. V. F. 6' ,. 45? LEW H , 1 4 rf 1-M 15 4 The Gneam M 4 , 4,,,, 4! ,J BOYS TENNIS TEAM D EGGERS Captam j EGGERS BL ADON H ROZIN A SOHN H HATCH A SHEPHERD G GRAY W BENEDICT G WRIGHT E MERKEL H LACKMAN j HERRICK J LACKMAN M STRASHUN W TARR I 1 I63l i I X ,Qi 'Q' jx 4 1 flim? 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' X ' X I , f , 31 'gf L, ' f , ,f , X ff , VH uv f X , 'Y ,zfi W A,j 'f x, ' M hx fl 'f f I 7 2 ,' . ,ff ff 1 I 7 ,fl if , Q f' mm QV Xfffjf, .7 I X y V ff Vffff f ' ' , ff! , , ' ff ' f do 4f3, 37, ,f 1 ' ' Q 1 , ,X 4, Lb ia-4.12-3 THE REMEMBRANCER STAFF WATSON HOVER Edztor tn Chzef PLUNKET BIERNE ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER FRANCIS HOWE EDWARD MERKEL ALFRED O'DONNELL CAECELIA UHL HENRY WOODWARD LYDIA WOTTRING Assistants JOHN DUPUIS Business Manager CHARLES MULLER DOROTHY GOLDMAN RUTH YOCKEY Assistants 'ici lug ll? 4' IA al A 4!-Iv 4' :J N .661 Z'.c...g.!E-E 1:4 -M N5 4l Tne Gneam ,,, ug , 4g.,, 4l J vi Xf I' THE GLEAM STAFF JANE HOUSTON Editor m Chief CAECELIA UHL HAROLD SCHECHTER Associate Editors DOROTHY GOLDMAN Local Editor WINFIELD KENNEDY Exchange Editor RUTH YOCKEY Alumni Editor CARL MUTH ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER Athletic Editors RUTH LEVY Personals CARL ROGGE Art Editor 67 VIRGINIA TAYLOR Junior Editor CECILE FREIBERG Photographer THOMAS GIBSON Secretary to Staff RUTH ROSENTHALER REBECCA JOHNSTON WILLIAM ISAACS DOROTHY LEVENSOHN HENRY WOODWARD JOSEPH SEGAL Literary Staff JOHN W. TARBILL Business Manager CLAYTON GUNTER ALBERT ROSENBERG Assistants b A ,Q - ,XTX 1 1 1 X , S l5 i .d U LAAZEE... .1 l am o-1 THE CHATTERBOX STAFF WATSON HOVER Edxtor m Chlef HENRY WOODWARD LYDIA WOTTRING Axsocmle Editors HENRY COWEN THOMAS GIBSON RICHARD HEROLD RICHARD PARK ANNABEL WILLIAMS Assastant Edztorx I I Yv E ff., bfffgl 1 X' . os 'A'-fl Z1- I h A .Hllf.L.... -1 f Pl., H IE a4f, ,4f TRI STATE DEBATE RESOLVED That the Umted States should become a slgnator of the League of Natlons Aflirmatlve Negatlve JAMES SAUERS WILLIAM ISAACS JOSEPH SEGAL DOROTHY LEVINSOHN WATSON HOVER Captam ALBERT ROSENBERG Captam LEONARD SHOR Alternate VIRGINIA RANDALL Alternate Coach MISS LOTZE Shortr1dge Hlgh School flndxanapolxsj Negatlve Walnut Hllls Hugh School fCmc1nnat1j Aflirmatxve Loulsvllle Male Hngh School CLOLIISVIIICD Affirmative Walnut Halls Hlgh School fC1nc1nnat1j Negatxve l69l 1 2 l lj - ' ' ' ' , ' 3 .......... ..2 ' ' ' ' ' , ' g ..... ...1 ' ' ' ' ' , ' g ..... ...Q ' ' ' ' ', ' 1 ......,. ...3 'S' I 9 -by - - f Zan-had Z-3 I 5 .45 SENIOR DEBATING CLUB President Vrce Preszdent WATSON HOVER DOROTHY GOLDMAN Secretary Treasurer JAMES SAUERS HAROLD SCHECHTER Faculty Advzsor MISS LOTZE HOWARD ANDERSON JACK HERRICK HYMAN BARISHMAN MARY LEONNE HEYN JOHN BLADON DOROTOHY HILTON HARRY BLOOM HELEN IGLAUER DOROTHY CALDWELL WILLIAM ISAACS HENRY COWEN REBECCA JOHNSTON RUTH DICKERSON CARMEN KAHN NATALIE FELD HELEN KLEIN DOROTHY FIELD DOROTHY LEVENSOHN MIRIAM FRANKENSTEIN AIIDREY LEVY DAVID OANTZ DWIGHT MARTIN HENRY OOLDSMITH MARCELLA MISCHELE HAROLD GREENWALD BEATRICE NICHOLS EMIL OUGENHEIM NORMA PANDORE 9, T U-1-MAN GEORGE PICKETT ANI A G MARY LOUISE HARDER IRMA PUSHIN NELSON HASTINGS VIRGINIA RANDALL BETTY HERMAN RUTH ROEssLER I If0l ALBERT ROSENBERG HELEN SAMUELS LILLIAN SCHUTT CHRISTINE SEEBAUM JOSEPH SEGAL EDITH SHAYESON LEONARD SHOR LUCILLE SCHUBERT MATI-IIAS STRASHUN WILLIAM STRAUSS WALTER TARR RUDOLPH TIETIG EARL VANHORN MYRON WOLF MARION YOUNG RUTH YOCKEY X A A ,N M112 9:4 Wu X I IQ . li .3 -1 li 11 JUNIOR DEBATING CLUB BOYS Presrdent Vrce President SIMON POLASKY SAMUEL GOODMAN Secretary Treasurer CHANDLER ROETTIG JOHN SHIELDS Robert Anmng Ward Berry Herbert Brown Harry Dunham Elmer Emnck Charles Hauser jack Hexter Robert Lester Herman Klugman Harry Malsel Louls Levy james Plant Louls Lane john Schxld Robert Lehman Eugene Schwelgert GIRLS Robert Sxler George Smxth Nathan Schwartz George Thayer Fred Weber julnan Wolf Presadent Vzce President ELSA PUSHIN ANNABEL WILLIAMS Secretary Treasurer SUE DRUETZER BARBARA HERRICK Carne Allen Ruth Arensteln Lxlllan Brltten Martha Cox Ruth Dlllman Dorothy Donahue Ruth Enzlander Rc lyn Greenbaum Hannah Greenburg Constance Grosse Dorothy Gree Francls Hahn Mmette Hoffmexster Mlldred Hurdle Blanche Leppert Vxolet Martln Marjorle Nlchols Mary Phllllps Lllllan Pushln Ruth Pushln Florence Rosenzwexg Margaret Sampson Helen Schreiber Mmam SlVltZ Vxrgmla Smxth Edlth Snyder Mmnette Stern Ellzabeth Strauss Catherlne Vlscontl Ellzabeth Webber Helen Weblmg Elsxe Zxpm iii I I . . aff? Marlon Glllham Jessie Lyall Martha Siehl Betty Wood ,.v,.gxx, S . . . . . . . . . XX ,AQ All 4 I7ll , . ll X lx X 3 4 Z.r'1..!Eh:E '- Y D U l ilE.....1i 14 , L H 1 if SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB President Vrce Presadent RUTH YOCKEY WATSON HOVER S ecre tary Treasurer LYDIA WOTTRING LEONARD SHOR HELEN ARMACOST VERNA BARZ HELEN IGLAUER ALBERTA BAUMGARTENER WILLIAM ISAACS BERTHA BECKER REBECCA JOHNSTON NORMAN BUSSMAN CARMEN KAHN PHYLLIS BUTTERFIELD WINFIELD KENNEDY NATALIE FELD EDITH KREBS DAVID GALINKIN HERMAN LACKMAN DAVID GANTZ ELIZABETH LAQUE HARRY GANTZ CAROLYN LAUER CAROLINE GOESLING DOROTHY LEVENSON MERCEDES GUNTER KATHRYN MARKSTEIN MYRLL HARRISON MARCUS HEIMAN JANE HOUSTON JEROME HOWARD FRANCIS HOWE HULDA HUENEKE tsl EDWARD MERKEL MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER MAGDALEN MUELLER DOROTHY NELSON BEATRICE NICHOLS 7 NORMA PANDORF ALBERT ROSENBERG RUTH ROSENTHALER HELEN SAMUELS JAMES SAUERS DAVID SAUNDERS EDNA SCHEWITZ RAY SIEGEL ARTHUR SOHN ELIZABETH STEVENSON CORINNE THRIFT RUTH WASMER HENRY WOODWARD LAWSON WOODWARD MARY LOUISE WUEST RHODA WUEST MARION YOUNG ELIZABETH ZUGELTER 3-s. WNW I. I 71, Mr Hardcastle George Plckett E.? -l a '4 1, lf ii She Stoops To Conquer By Ollver Goldsmlth CINCINNATI WOMAN S CLUB Frlday May 8 1925 CHARACTERS Mrs Hardcastle Kate Hardcastle Tony Lumpkm Constance Nevllle Young Charles Marlow George Hastings Stmgo the landlord Guests at the Inn Dlggory Jeremy f Servants Roger j Mald Servants Act I Scene 1 Home of Mr Hardcastle Act 1 Scene II An Inn ActI III IV Home of Mr Hardcastle Act Scene I Home of Mr Hardcastle Act V Scene II The Garden Act Scene III Home of Mr Hardcastle l73l r l Hulda Hueneke Dorothy Goldman Leonard Shor Ruth Yockey Norman Bussman Donald Crone joseph Segal flflenry Cowen 4 David Galmkm I W11l1am Strauss Harold Schechter Alfred O Donnell Meyer Benms Carmen Kahn l Edith Krebs , Beatrlce Nichols I Norma Pandorf X I , f , .mr 4 ll if Sir Charles Rosenberg W ,............,..,n.......t........,...,...... 4 1 v -, . . T I ' rf v- - . , V: -- I . . .Xj'iXXf 4',SxfkK pix 1 7,,fJ?r yi C ll X I, f l L ' 2.3.3.1 ESE- ' H j i!fC......... 145 3 1 1 145 45 4- JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Presrdent ANDREW LUTHER Secretary MARY LOUISE HARDER HYMAN BARISHMAN HARRY BLOOM DOROTHY CALDWELL RUTH DICKERSON DOROTHY FIELD HAROLD GREENWALD EMIL GUGENHEIM JOSEPHINE HEYMAN MARY LEONNE HEYN DOROTHY HILTON CATHERINE HOLLMEYER MARIE IACOBSON ISABEL JOHNSON Vrce Presxdent MIRIAM FRANKENSTEIN Treasurer VIRGINIA MO SSMAN GWEN JONES VIRGINIA KLEIN DONNA LAMB ALICE LATSCHA JACK LEHMAN MARCELLA MISCHEL VIRGINIA PICKETT IRMA PUSHIN RUTH ROESSLER JULIUS SCHREIBER LUCILLE SCHUBERT LILLIAN SCHUTT WALTER TARR BESSIE ZIMMERMAN 131' I M1131 'T I 5 'JK' F741 1 ff -Q DI!--ll' Ira.: - - Taz'-1' ' 4 .za-' Z ' ' - 4 - L The Maker of Dreams CA Fantasyj By Olxphant Down AUDITORIUM DECEMBER 19 1924 Tlme Evenlng Place A Room rn a Cottage CHARACTERS Plerette Ruth Yockcy Pxerrot Norma Bluestem The Manufacturer Norman BUSSIUBH The Man Who Marrled a Dumb Wlfe KA Farcej By Anatol France Scene A Room IU judge Leonard Botal s house ln Parls QFour or Eve hours elapse between Acts 1 and 21 CHARACTERS Master Leonard Botal judge Master Adam Fumee Lawyer Master Slmon Collxne Doctor Master jean Maugler Surgeon Master Seraiin Dulaurler Apothecary Catherlne Leonard Botal s wlfe Allson Leonard Botal s servant Mademoiselle de la Glrmd er Attendants A Lackey Albert Rosenberg Leonard Shor Henry Woodward Watson Hover Ray Segal Marcus Helman Helen Iglauer Matllde Muhlfelder Edna Wolf ljames Sauers lLawson Woodward Harry Gantz K 4 xxfx X G U rv U ' ' 77 Giles Boiscourtier. Secretary, .., .. , , . , ..., - 5 ' C 'xl 7,7 v ,, 'WX f ,,,.,X. RSX Q s All 1 ri 1 ' ll r Xl: 5 if l If ls- 1- E P-1 l JL 1. The Eagle Scream Vaudevllle The Three Fxshes Shor Cors Iglauer and ODonnell Shor Wllhams Benms Mehas Tarr M Sampson M Brown L Wottrxng I Koeppe V Taylor and V Mossman Alabamy Bound Two Orphans I Muders and M Hemersbach Dolls C Sehorr and E Rogge Toot Toot Bang' Bang' Cornet Drums Beeker Bros azz Gleason Crone Horn Strashun Wolf Kahn Fxsher and Bennls Danceland N Brown D Schm1dt N Bluesteln and M Ackerman Tumblers Hall Brothers Glbbony and Fearmg Southern Prlma Donna V Plckett D Lamb Aceompamst The Pllttermouse Sketeh D Nelson In Krebs M Mueller and Herrxek A B P . . I ' . C D E F G H Sis Hopkins . ...,,.,,. ..,.....,.,...,....,.,...........,,......,.,. T , Blasing I J K Q!! l. l7ffl 5 42' l ZarllIz-n.J 13,5 lim I ,g 4 T116 GI.-GRID. ,J 4 , Qu 4l .bb LATIN CLUB President ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER Secretary Vzce President SIMON POLASKY BEATRICE JOSSELSON DOROTHY DONOHUE ELIZABETH EDMUNDS RUTH ENGLANDER NATALIE FELD DOROTHEA GROSS ANITA GUTMAN ROSLYN GREENBAUM FRANCIS HOWE SARAH HARRIS MARIE HEMERSBACK MARY LEON HEYNE CATHERINE HOLLMEYER JANE HOUSTON MILDRED HURDLE DOROTHY KAUFMAN JOHN BLADON THOMAS BOYLE GORDON BURMAN ELMER EMRICH GIRLS HELEN KAY IRMA KOEPPE HELEN KLEIN VIRGINIA KLEIN EDITH KREBS ELIZABETH LAQUE DOROTHY LEVENSOHN AUDREY LEVY LILLIAN LOEB KATHRYN MARKSTEIN DOROTHY NELSON ELSA PUSHIN IRMA PUSHIN MILDRED RAMSEY RUTH RUKIN BOYS CHARLES HAUSER HERMAN LACKMAN DWIGHT MARTIN I77 MILDRED ROSE MARGARET SAMPSON HELEN SAMUELS EDITH SHAYESON ETHEL SIVITZ VIRGINIA SMITH EDITH SOHN MINETTE STERN MARY VAN FLEET CATHERINE VISCONTI RUTH WASMER ANNABELLE WILLIAMS MILDRED WOLF RUTH YOCKEY MARION YOUNG ROBERT MANSS ULIUS SCHREIBER . J IX I GEORGE SMITH ARTHUR SOHN , 1 11-s 1 7-,', 2,-Ls. wflnq I -,: -- -f --'f- ' f A- ' ','f.- 1- j-' 9 1. ' - gf 1 -.r Q. - I 112- In ' -.51 ff ta.. 14-13. . ., - Q 3 fd., ,r ' f f 1- '. If 'ff . ' ' -g I ' -I I H- 1 Y' 7 I '- 'n w ,r -..- J . 1.1: f - 1 - - . -- - f 1 I! 1 ' ' 4. ' 4' , . , 7 . W. if P ' , ....n... . I ' I I J I I . :, . 3 ' r- f . ' I s .. , T' 3 N . ' 'of I 1 if . v .. , wx- .v ' .4 Q0 :SM 7' A I 4 nllf 5 f Q x-X 1 Z.s-a.J ' li li A O45 Ai Aiea HI Y CLUB Preszdent Vrce Preszdent LOUIS GRASSMUCK ROBERT MOORE Secretary Faculty Advzsor WATSON HOVER MR EVANS JOHN BLADON HERBERT HALL JACK HERRICK PAUL JONES CONSTANTINE MEHAS CHARLES NORRIS WALTER TARR LAWSON WOODWARD Q11 LLL, ,W l L' img .-Wx 5' J I 78 1 I 'nz U mme e Biff fs 1-ea. Ii i- e a4!g l in l4!2 President JEANETTE SCH LOSS Marlon Appel Bertha Becker Norma Bluestem Erna Bottlghelmer Vxrglnla Buck Phylhs Butterfield Natalie Feld Dorothy Fmk Dorothy Goldman Presxdent VIRGINIA RANDALL Charlotte Beaman Helen Breese Alice Belle Bronworth Betsy Burns Dorothy Caldwell Ruth Dxckerson Dorothy Fleld Mlflam Frankensteln President MILDRED FINK Clemance Atkins Elolse Barclay Faye Block Veryl Boyer ROOM 12 Vzce Prexxdent RUTH YOC KEY Mercerdes Gunter Jane Houston Francls Howe Hulda Hueneke Helen Iglauer Dorothy Kaufman Carmen Kahn Helen Klem Secretary CAECELIA UH L Ehzabeth Lewxs L1ll1an Loeb Kathryn Markstem Sylvia Mleth deatrxce Nichols Ruth Pushm Ruth Rosenthaler Helen Sarruels ROOM 26 Vzce President MILDRED EICHERT Anita Gutman Josephine I-Ieyman Mary Louxse Harder Mary Leonne Heyn Marne Jacobson Isabel Johnson Beatnce Josselson Vlfglnla Klem Treasurer LYDIA WOTTRING Helen Schneider Edlth Sohn Cormne Thnft Ruth Wasmer Edna Wolf Mxldred Wolf Rhoda Wuest Marlon Young Elnzabeth Zugelter Secretary Treasurer CATHERINE HOLLMEYER AUDREY LEVY Anna Krlt Donna Lamb Alxce Latscha Beulah Lmser Kathryn Magulre Marcella Mlschel Vlrgmxa Mossman Vlrglnla Puckett R00 M 36 Vzce Presrdent Secretary ROSE GOULD ALINE RUST Ruth Frame Gwen Jones Beatrice Hnllhouse Nelhe Klpp Dorothy Hilton Maxlne Leach Myrtle Hutton Alxce Monjar 9 L A THE POLLYANNA CLUBS I l - I IRMA PUSHIN . 23 . . . . . - ,U x 7 39155 l gf 17 L J Ruth Roessler Lucille Schubert Lrlllan Schutt Adele Shannon Edith Shayeson Marlon Sherman Dorothy Tebow Ehzabeth Wlebklng Mary Wottrmg Treasurer Elsa Rogge nmma Rolf Dorothy Saloshm grit N A lfff Xxx ' Q I .-..'- - - Lee' -f Z-f--LA Bal - '.,' .iv ,, I E G53 HI .gy .lcd -e -G - - . M - au I 1 .5141 l i, P GIRLS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER JANE HOUSTON KATHRYN MARKSTEIN JEANETTE SCHLOSS RUTH YOCKEY The Glrls Advlsory Committee composed of Semors was orsfamzed thus year to act ln an advlsory capacity to Mlss Clarke It co operates with her m matters pertammg to general con duct and dress Smce the grrls are chosen on basxs of good standing c1v1c as well as aca demic they consider xt a great honor to serve on this committee ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER l80l 2+ L , Le N!! ,1 IIQ' llflulwl l N .f..:, :J 1.-. - ., f,:'--P- Ea? - ',-f,- . - w. - D 1 if H mm. -C 41 .45 ORCHESTRA MRS SMITH Conductor HYMAN BARISHMAN WILLIAM BOEHM DWIGHT BOHN HELEN BRAGDON NORMAN BUSSMAN DONALD CRONE ROBERT GLEASON ROSE GOULD 1Rv1N HORN ELOISE JACKSON MARJORIE JONES ELIZABETH LAQUE JAN LISZNIEWSKI RAYMOND LITVINHOFF HERBERT MIELKE ISAAC NEMINROFF RAYMOND NIEHAUS PHILIP PALMER LUCILLE ROTHFUS MATHIAS STRASHUN BERNICE STUGARD ADOLPH WULFF 1lub Wk I X 'lf N 'xi 'mf 91 I SI I f 18 Y X, h.L WY 1 ll Z- 4 I 1.J E A LJE .F 4 EM g , l i i ...l Orchestral Music and Interpretive Dancing AUDITORIUM MARCH 26 1925 AFTERNOON 145 OCLOCK EVENING 8 O0 O CLOCK Orchestra Direction Mrs Pauline Crumb Smith Dancmg Direction Miss Gertrude Francis Costumes and Scenery Miss Laura Bellvllle Miss Myrtle Snyder THE THREE WISHES PROGRAM Polish Dance SCl'13fWenka Orche tra Borowskx Zamecnlk Zamecnlk Nevin Heller Blue Dance Valsette Design Dance Song of the Sea Orange Dance Dance of the Fairies Rainbow Dance Song of the Brook Tarantelle Orchestra Amtra s Dance Gfleg Nancy Brown and Orchestra Xylophone Duet Wedding of the Winds Elizabeth Laque and Florence Schrelb r Hall Ole South Zamecmk Orchestra THE THREE WISHES A Play in Pantomxme Tableau 1 The home of the three sisters The action represents the wishes of the three and their gratification by the Sultan Tableau 2 Home of the childless gardener Here is represented the education of the princess and her two brothers Tableau 3 Home of the Royal Children The scene shows the princess m receipt of the news of the ill fortune of her brothers and resolving to undertake the search herself Tableau 4 Home of the Royal Children The return of the princess with her brothers and the treasures followed by the visit cf the Sultan occupies this scene The Sultan learns the identity of his nosrs and their mother is restored to them cAsT OF CHARACTERS ,Ednh Krebs Carmen Kahn I Helen Iglauer Sisters Cook Sultan V1z1er Instructor Princess Myrll Harrison Dorothy Caldwell Norma Pandorf Ruth Rosenthaler Nancy Brown and Margaret Sarnpson Norma Bluestein Attendant to Plmcess Rebecca johnston Neighbors and Attendants Misses Beaman Barz Brown Goldman Gunter Muehl felder Nelson Roessler Schewltz Wottrxng Wuest Zugelter Green Nichols Stevenson Wolf Blue Group-Misses Brown Beaman Lamb Redding Schlenl Design Group Misses Schmidt Barclay Barz I-lerrlc Jacobson jones Yocl-:ey Orange Group Misses Elchert Mossman Nelson Wlebklng Wottrmg Wuest Rnnbovu Group Mis es Brown Bluestein Goldman Green Gunter johnson Sarnpson Princess Orchestra Misses Laque Rothfuss Stugard Masters Stugard Nerniroft Fischer Boehm Bohn Litxmoff Gelperln Llszmewski Mlelke Strashun Nlehaus Horn Glea on Wulf! 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C o n c e r t MRS PAULINE CRUMB SMITH Conduutor AUDITORIUM Apr1l24 8 15 P M Soldiers March from Piust Gounof' Orchestra Norweg1an Su1te arranged for trlo Sehytte Peasants Dance Eventlde Rhapsodle Mr Pauhne Crumb Smlth Vtolm MISS Mwbelle Tatman Cello MISS Beremce Stugard Plano Pastorate Symphony CNO 69 Beethoxen Allegro CAwaken1ng of Joyful feellngs on arrxval 1n the countryj Andante CBy the brookj Allegro fV1llage F6St1V3lJ Allegretto CShepherG S Songj Vlolm Elwabeth L1que Luellle Rothfus Isaae Nemlroff Elolbe JILRSOTI Hyman Bar lshman Wllllam Boehm Dwlght Bohn Ravmond Lxtxmhoff Samuel Goodmm Helen Bragdon MHYJOIIB jones Vxola Norman Kennedy Cello .Ian L1s7n1ewsk1 Maybelle Tatmln Bass Clalr Hall Flute Herbert Mxellxe Clarlnet Mathias Strishun Raymond NlEll1L1S Oboe Irvm Horn Cornet Robert Gleason Donild Crone Rose Go lld Horn Phllllp Palmer Norman Bussmm Daxxd Gnlllllxlfl Trombone Adolph Wulft Pxmo Beremce Stugard 4 E ,. 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' Q 1' f x ,f 1'L J l I 5 - i ff, s o ll Ai SENIOR ORATION This Youth We terrlble young people this awful HOW generatlon have furnished sensatlonal publlclty ever slnce the end of the World Wal' This publlclty says that we are going to the dogs that we scorn the conventions that we are lm moral that we have a thousand other faults The accusations are true true ln exceptional cases true as they always have been ln every generatlon true when lndlvlduals and not the whole are considered and true only then But to condemn us all IS unyust We have been condemned by the press by the pUbllC by the church and by the reformer but we have been condemned unheard Our slde of the questlon hasnt been volced Our outlook on llfe has been lgnored The sensatlonal publlclty has all been from your polnt of vlew but you dont know what we thlnk and why we thlnk s we do The causes whlch have created tne present sltuatlon ln WhlCh this terrlble youth finds If self are dlvlded lnto two classes the ones whlch you will recognize immediately through newspaper and magazine publlclty and others whlch perhaps you have not consldered In the first class IS the World War Many authorltles have said that the war has upset our moral code I dont know whether they are rlght or not but I do know the effect of the war on my friends and me We were all between the ages of five and ten years when the war was de clared ln 1914 Our most formatlve period was spent durmg excltement Then, when peace came and the rest of the world settled back we found llfe dull We had llved on patrlotlc emotions and suddenly they vanlshed Natur ally then we turned to find an equlvalent and that equlvalent was novelty Now excitement and novelty have become so much a part of our llves that the modern youth lives almost as much on thrllls as he does on food If our search for excltement and novelty IS an up setting of the moral code then the late war has contributed to the present sltuatlon Changing economic condltlons have added to the compllcatlon The auto IS an example You have glven us the auto you have made lt an economlc necesslty The movles the road house the cosmetlc counter the great number of luxurles form temptations for youth You tolerate these thlngs yet you blame us for taklng advantage of them We havent been responsible for modern lnventlons you have changed the tlmes and we are keeping up wlth them In the second group of causes those whlch you seem not to have considered IS contempt for law not our contempt but yours You put the prohlbltlon amendment lnto the Constltu tlon the supreme law of the land yet dally we see lf violated The newspapers feature bootleggers and whlskey rlngs Even the po llce force the authorized upholder of the law -n stoops to graft ln enforclng prohlbltlon We are very logical If you can break one law why cant you break all? If prohlbltlon was made merely to satlsfy reformers and exclude you speed laws were made to satisfy pedes trlans and exclude us The effect of your attl tude toward prohlbltlon has been to create ln us contempt for many laws Modern Wfltlng called llterature for want of a better term has also contrlbuted ltS share to our sltuatlon You have all read some of the trash called modern literature In many novels condltlons are elther exaggerated untrue or local They are not universal they are exceptlonal But if condltlons ever should fall to the level at whlch modern authors seem to think they are now, It wlll be partly because these books have glven us our example Books however arent the worst offenders There are some magazmes that are so vlle they are not allowed ln the malls trucks secretly trans port them Yet you slt back ln a dellghful coma and blame our conduct on the war' All these causes have contrlbuted to our sltu atlon but there IS one cause that has done more than any of these That cause IS neglect You happlly loll ln luxury and condemn us At your partles you dlscuss us and shake your heads ln despalr Our terrlble deeds have pro vlded materlal for heated dlscusslons but you don t do anything to change us Wlth the energy you have wasted ln condemnlng us you mlght easlly have shown us our errors but ln stead you talk on, publlsh sensatlonal articles ln magazlnes and make no move to rescue us You all bewall our lmmorallty Pettlng seems to be what you mean In the first place let me explain that petting IS only the modern expression for your generatlons spoonlng and for your fathers generatlons of ln the newspapers are merely publlc spoonlng Every generatlon goes a step farther than the preceding one untll It has reached a certaln llmlt then lt falls back to VICIOYIBR prudlshness and the next generatlons begln the cllmb up The present moral situation IS not serlous certalnly lt IS nothlng for you to get so exclted about In any case the attention you call to lt by your publlclty only aggravates the case You say we drlnk a few of these terrlble young people do I cannot defend them but neither can I defend any one else that drlnks Can you name any generatlon ln which a few dldnt drlnk' Certalnly not yours I have seen many of your generatlon drlnk too much When we see people get drunk at dances to whlch you lnvlte us when the chaperones openly pass llquor about when respected cltlzens get dls gustlngly happy there lS our example I t any wonder that a few of our generatlon drlnk too, We dont steal we don t murder because these crlmes have been made horrlble to us !- ' -g . A 1' d. Q , 1 a M . ' , i . .' - sparking., The petting parties that you read 'I . . , . . - . I ' . . . - ' , -. ' , . ' . ' . s i X ff, 'fi . . . . ' izflplfl., ' 5 ,. i- - . - . ' 1 ' X' T.. ' - ' - ' ' l-VN l X 1 84 I It l5zrll3-i I-, M '44 THE Gneam M4 ,4 4l from chlldhood but drmkxng hasnt You havent glven us the proper attxtude toward drlnklng yet you blame youth for this fault The clalm that we scorn conventlons arxses from a mlsunderstandmg In our effort to gam truth we merely overlook conventlon And after all what are conventions' They are mere ly the soclal laws of the ages I fall to see why youth must conform to age If age refuses to meet rt half way Who rs the model young per son? He IS the one that conforms most nearly to your rdeas of what we all ought to be I other words you rule youth rather than de velop xt To you docxlxty ns the most admxr able qualxty The best student IS the one that conforms most nearly to your dull pattern the best youth IS the one that you can m velgle most easxly unto acceptmg your antl quated soclal laws We thunk that conventxons are just foolsh customs that IS why we xgnore them Our generatlon has often been called atheists some of us are The reason IS slmple We question the Blble and you dont answer w ask for proof and you dont grve lt We cant accept the Blble blmdly we won t We refuse to be hypocrltes Much of the Blble seems to us to be a falry tale an entertammg story But arent you confusmg the term athexstl Though a few are true athelsts you are call mg most of us athelsts merely because we don t bel1eve that Jonah was llterally swallowed by a whale and that Elljah was taken to heaven ln a cloud of glory There IS another slde how ever that you have overlooked The fact that we questlon the llteral truth of the Bible does not mean that we do not admlt a God t means that we have been thmkmg serlously about relxgron What you call our athersm IS noth mg to worry about So called athelsm has always gone hand m hand with youth If anythlng our failure to accept the Blble lxterally lS a good thlng because lt makes us thmk about re hgron and when we are mature we shall un derstand our doctrmes better than rf we had taken them blmdly Even with these faults whlch you have at trrbuted to us we arent entlrely bad Ill grant you that a majorlty of us have at least one of the faults I have mentxoned You ac cuse everyone but I know that not one of us has all of the faults you are condemnmg mno cent with gullty You have no rlght to say we are all bad merely because a few of us mlsbehave In seemg so much of the bad m us you have overlooked much that rs good Do any of you reallze that xt takes brams to be a modern young person' We must be constantly alert for new styles the gurls must l85l know when to wear thenr goloshes open and when to wear them half open We must be clever and energetrc rf we arent we re drop ped But most of all we must analyze our selves We must know what we can get away wlth rf we dont were no longer mterestmg And then dxd you ever consider how much more highly the modern youth must be edu cated to Gt hxm properly for the world than the youth of other generat1ons9 Why do you suppose all the colleges are so crowded why do you suppose we re here now' Its because we have brams and are usmg them Yet some all frxvolous and pleasure mad and havent a SCFIOUS thought rn our heads Then we have the eternal xdealxsm and hero worshlp of youth Youth m every generatlon must have hxgh rdeals and good examples but where are ours' True rn school for sux hours every day we study the theorxes of good be havxour but the rest of the world doesnt act upon these theorles Our real examples are m the movxes ln lxterature and rn you You make the movies you make the lxterature and we follow the examples that you have created for us The 1dC8llStlC and hero worshnppmg qualmes are m us as strong as ever and It IS your fault that they havent been made to accept the best Our most redeemmg quallty of all rs our demand for truth The World War started our search for truth sclence has carrled lt on Your youth must have frank untamted truth We want to know right and to do right and for thls we must have truth We have the wlll power to carry out the truth when we have found lt but mstead of glvxng lt to us you let us flounder about trymg to End rt for our selves What makes our blood boll IS the fact that you condemn us for bemg much worse than we really are and that you dont do anything to lmprove us You say were terrible I ve trled to show you that we re normal and so not wrthout faults We know that we re good and that we re tryxng to make the most of the good but we need your help Are you hpocrxtes' If you feel as strongly on the subject as you say you do you need have nothmg of which you don t approve Open your eyes stamp out our xmmoral literature and movles eradlcate the evlls of the road house help us to learn the truth You have the power to create con dltlons which wnll help us to be good rather than tempt us to be bad We your terrxble young people are challenging you W1ll you sxt ndly by as you have unt1l now' Or wxll you accept our challenge' EDWARD MERKEL Is ,N 5l 0 1 1 73 tl ,JI-.IL .izjgi 14:57 :Q .7 V' - MV, . . , .v ..:A-in 1 I ' f J 'I' nf' ' ' -1 1 ,g I -1 I -- 1 -- 5, --. 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J :Z i IE -4 I' 4 TneGr,ea1zi'M jj RW 'f ff, Prologue When lovely june hath sounded forth her call Wlth sweet blrd note echoed 1n every heart When summer breezes waft through balmy axrs The tender perfume of the buddmg rose And echoes of the sports of joyous dryads Resound m every spotted forest glade When ln the CIIICS Sprmg s uncertam power Is Fled before the mellow spell of Summer When Easter bonnets decked wnth feathery splendor And dyed 1n colors such as ne er before Were seen by mortal eye begm to shed The1r pomp and pageantry, and cut them down To shape and color for more lastmw wear, And beaver Hees from straw fbesxeged by Fashxon, And strangely Common Sensej , and summer sults Have come, ln all thelr glory, for a stay Indefimte, tnmed by Season's tardy clock Then students puplls, I should really say Strxve the last steps unto thelr long sought goal Of Graduatlon, and wlth eager heart, But laggmg mmd, they press thelr youthful way They linger, some of them, along the road, To pass the time in merry tale and song: An EDITOR there was, of gentle mien, But robust tongue-as actor often seen, .NNI NIH JA C ,Qi 'J . ',-Is,sg 1, And brave debater ffor he could hold forth 'xi A :gx 1 MBT, QQ I 31 I ll f 9 9 X 1 I5--it Z--4 Bangla- M 1115 .l t ti .il t m eil Hours at a time with eloquence of worth- Based on no facts at alll He sang full well With merry lay Best of all bluffers he And used h1s gift as well as could e be Among them was a high executive A PRESIDENT ln fact A worthy lad Full noble was h1s bearing he was tall His lofty head reached to the very stars And graceful was h1s dancing and his steps Collegiate fForgive the paradox'j And always gathered round hlm at his hest The lesser lights a brave admiring throng An EDITRESS there was chief of the Gleam First Secretary to the Staff and then Assistant now was risen to her place Adept she was at centerball a box Upon the team She had her dignity And charm A famous Polly Anna was she A charming ACTRESS lingered with them t ere Who once had been a dryad once a fairy And once the happy Splflt Ariel And latterly two mortal parts essayed With equal grace Among the Polly Annas Was she llsted Editress she was Of the Alumni Column of the Gleam A SECRETARY was there now a maid Full worthy Prophetess she was in sooth And treasurer of the Polly Anna Club She was an actress and a singer too But hlgh among her arts was that of eatlng To watch her was a pleasure for she used Her fingers very damtily abused As twas mtended and the drops were few She spilled and diligently did she chew An ACTOR paced his studied steps with them Upon the way An editor he was On all the papers three Lazy was he And worked not when he had not seldom then Essayed he many things but few accompllshed CSee for proof this hackneyed History j 8 . . . h She not her knife and fork, but made them do ffm!! 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MQQZK wllix X il. 1 I 8 1 'gr .l 'nl 1 H 4 i'r lT'E6r,eA'm 44 The Actor s Tale QFIRST YEARJ But falnt remembrance holds me of the year The first year of our slx In m1d October Came we to the school an earnest crowd The elder classes Dltled us and gave Us cheery welcome Wlse men from the East Dean West of Prlnceton and Dean jones of Yale Addressed the Ploneers A Chrlstmas play From Dlckens Chrlstmas Carol Qthls adapted By students of the lower gradesj was glv n Bob Blitz essayed the surly Scrooge thereln Our debaters up agamst a team From East Hlgh won the vlctors laurel crown The Trl State League was organlzed that year The earllest battle was a draw each team Of the afiirmatlve ln every school Won out The gymnasts ln an exhlbltlon Opened Wlde our Us Wlth ambltlon A Boat Rlde but And rlver hllls re The Club of Actors Wlth Mlss Lotze s gemus youthful eyes and filled Now the Semors held let the whole school come echoed happy calls' Clnsplratlon persplratlon tooj Presented Sherwood Alfred Noyess play Bob Blltz and Dretty Helen Slgafoose Played Robln Hood and Malden Marlan Thus ended the first year of Ploneers The Secretary s Tale CSECOND YEARD Returnmg ln our second year we found A changed school new teachers rooms and puplls In late December ere the holldays Of Chrlstmas had begun the Actors Club Presented, twlce, two plays one, jerry's Chrlstmas , The other, The Flrst Chrlstmas Tree , adapted From Van Dyke, For Llncoln's blrthday came The Perfect Tr1bute, made lnto a play A gym exhlblt and a dance, ln March, Encharmed the school Late Aprll brought Endymlon , A lovely play of Greeks and Goddesses, I l89I X O I l ,y h' . Vflyf M 4 1 ,YI-vw .13g7? Q L 9.-. H .f-., rl fda , , . ,N ,ii f Z: , - J.: . -ff A ' -f 1. 4 ff. if l , - 1- n A . . 1 - f ' ' L. X ' -l.. -H .. ...f - . ,- - - '- ' in-1 J ' a n ' d' 1, i . . Of curious youngsters, filled with wonder strange. - I l5 ' V7 fi ' - l u ' I KA ' V! ' :fi Y ' , . it y . . , . It U! 1 ! bf: , ' , iX1 7 EAI' I-...J ufqf :I 4-1g i7'fTi4 :L 'inte GLS Anil Which later was repeated at the Zoo. it The Tri-State League fought out its second battle In debate, in May: and track men took Third place at Oxford in the Tri-State meet. The Seniors gave a fascinating vodvil To help support this year's Remembrancer. The Actress's Tale QTHIRD YEARD Our third year found our loved Walnut Hills Behind in football winning but one game The season through Swimming was more successful And won us second place The football team Enjoyed a banquet late in cold December Outside our school there waged the earliest battle Of that Fierce struggle between East and Hughes In football this year was Hughes the worthy victor Our able debaters proved both sides Cdebated In the Tri State j right both yea and nay And won the Tr1 State cup this year for us Little Women dramatlzed was played 'Yy the Dramatic Club in mid December Josh Liebman The Professor was most startling Norman Hackett actor from The Tavern Addressed the school and told us his adventures At Shakespeare s native town and read us finely Some famous lines Then in early May The school essayed its primal Shakespeare play His As You Like It to a crowded house A+ Emery and earned the praise received The Edztress s Tale CFOURTH YEARJ We found awaiting us on our return The Chatterbox of volume one the First CAll praise to Zimmerman and Straussj The football team this year made a good Fight But won no championship It held a banquet In late November Actors of the school Put on three plays these were The Florist s Shop The Faraway Princess also What Men Live By Swimmers won the second place for us In anuary March brought our debaters At ' YY ' - W I 5: I. - n - L . 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N A I fm E - ll K- , ellmgriie Gr,ezlm '1gmMf ii To the front n the Trl State Contest They won at hom but lost thelr fight abroad The Coffer Mlller players entertalned Wlth Mollere s Imaglnary Invalld A Gym Exhlblt called us late ln Aprll To see and pralse our worthy Doctor s work In May there came our second Shakespeare play A Mldsummer Nlght s Dream The work was hne And just pralse ended thu-s a happy year The President s Tale CFIFTH YEARJ We returned to Fmd a llbrary New fitted and the even shelves arrayed Wlth volumes mterestlng and useful too December fourteenth brought a Shakespeare play Our thlrd The Tempest Larry Levl showed Hls versatlllty cast off the Jester And essayed the monster Callban And Atherton was great but we dlverge Our hlstory IS not of twenty four But twenty Eve The Tempest cast lndulged In a merry banquet and a dance In anuary What a spree lt was' Our Trl State Teams won merlted success Both here and down ln Loulsvllle We gave ln May the B A ffor the Senlors Acclalmed a blg success by every one The Importance of Belng Earnest closed th year And won oe Hardlng everlastlng fame Thus ended we wlth mlrth our junlor year The Edztor s Tale CSIXTH YEARJ The year was uneventful at the ETSI December fifth the elghth grade hlstory Presented Fulton s Folly a short play Of thelr own maklng Then the Senlor actors Presented two dellghtful comedles A lovely fantasy The Maker of Dreams And Anatole France s hllarlous farce The Man Who Marrled a Dumb Wlfe The Football Jamboree and Banquet came -L-1a I X 0 If 4 J '- '-'er A' 't' AJ '- ' x I Ig A 2 ,, 55, : l . 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Sim J POPULARITY CONTEST GIRLS Best Actors RUTH YOCKEY DOROTHY GOLDMAN Best Artist SYLVIA MEITH Best Athletes LYDIA WOTTRING KATHRYN MARKSTEIN Most Bashful ALBERTA BAUMGARTENER ELIZABETH LEWIS Biggest Bluffs JANE HOUSTON RUTH ROSENTHALER Best Dancers NORMA BLUESTEIN CAECILIA UHL Most Dzgnzhed JANE HOUSTON DOROTHEA GROSS Best Dressers JEANETTE SCHLOSS CAECILIA UHL Biggest Flrrts RUTH PUSHIN CAECILIA UHL Jollzest CAECILIA UHL RHODA WUEST Teachers Pets FRANCIS HOWE Wiztiest CAECILIA UHL DOROTHY GOLDMAN Most Studious HELEN KLEIN NATALIE FELD Best Looking JEANETTE SCHLOSS MERCEDES GUNTER Most Modest DOROTHY FINK ALBERTA BAUMGARTENER Best Musrczan CAECILIA UHL Norsrest HELEN IGLAUER VIRGINIA BUCK Poet RUTH ROSENTHALER Most Popular JEANETTE SCHLOSS RUTH YOCKEY Most Sarcastzc DOROTHY GOLDMAN HELEN IGLAUER Most School Spzrzt LYDIA WOTTRING RUTH YOCKEY Most Sentiment PHYLLIS BUTTERFIELD RUTH YOCKEY 'Host Serlous ERNA BOTTIGHEIMER 91 45- X MQ, HELEN KLEIN DOROTHY FINK PT' Imhlx N: X , I IIIJ I fr AE- A I' I 1.4 E Q LEEQ ig1':Z4h'f'I Gsrlehhm ,, ' A, , - POPULARITY CONTEST BOYS Best Actors LEONARD SHOR HENRY WOODWARD Best Artist JOHN MOORE Best Athletes HOWARD REIS CAMM THOMAS Most Bashful DAVID SAUNDERS HOWARD REIS Brgges' Bluffs WATSON HOVER MELVILLE MEYERS Best Dancers JACK TARBILL HOWARD LOCKWOOD Most Dzgnrfied HENRY WOODWARD WINFIELD KENNEDY Best Dressers CHARLES MULLER HOWARD LOCKWOOD Biggest Flzrts MELVILLE MEYERS DUNHAM MATTHEWS 'ollzest MELVILLE MEYERS HARRY GANTZ Teachers Pets EDWARD MERKEL JsVittiest EDWARD MERKEL JOHN DUPUIS Most Studious RUSSEL DUNHOLTER HARRY LAPIROVV Best Looking HOWARD LOCKWOOD JOHN DUPUIS Most Modest DAVID SAUNDERS JEROME HOWARD Best Musrcran CARL STUGARD Nozszest CHARLES IGLAUER ERNEST CAHN Poet HENRY WOODWARD Most Popular JACK TARBILL CAMM THOMAS Most Sarcastzc EDWARD MERKEL Most School Spzrzt WATSON HOVER JACK TARBILL Most Sentiment WINFIELD KENNEDY HENRY WOODWARD Most Serzous RUSSEL DUNHOLTER ,f .tx 11-1 I N XX 1' '45 . . 'x X JAMES SAUERS HENRY WOODWARD FSJSX Ml' ' rn yl 4 I If-S 1 V, .g f 91' f ,FL X ID J xX' .u HZ 'ai Name MBFIOD Appel Alberta Baumgartener Bertha Becker Henrl Becker joseph Blederman Norma Bluestem Erna Bottlghelmer Wllllam Buchold Vlfglnla Buck Phyllls Butterfield Ernest Cahn Roberta Clay Osborne Coleman Mark Dalton Russell Dunholter john Dupuls Natalle Feld Louls FIBICOW Dorothy Flnk Wlllls Forbes Stanley Frank Davld Gantz Harry Gantz Abe Gelperln Dorothy Goldman Sylvester Gordon Louls Grassmuck Dorothea Gross Mercedes Gunter Marjorle Hatfield Stephen Hauser jane Houston Watson Hover Jerome Howard FYHHCIS Howe Hulda Hueneke Charles Iglauer Helen Iglauer Wllllam Isaacs Carmen Kahn Dorothy Kaufman Wlnfield Kennedy Helen Klem Herman Lackman Harry Laplrow Ellzabeth Lewls Howard Lockwood Lllllan Loeb Katheryn Marksteln Dunham Matthews 111 -f Z.s...a..lE.n..J H T116 GLEHID. 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I I I 'I x ' 'z' s Li I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Our Message to Students Fon Bors ASSURE YOURSELF of a strong, vigorous manhood- and an alert intellect. These are the foundation of life's success. This is what drinking LOTS OF MILKwat least a quart a day -1 will help you attain. FOR GIRLS POSSESS a beautiful complexion and sparkling eyes and that peppy feeling which comes from radiant health. MILK is nature's own beautifierg painting the cheeks from the inside and supplying us with unlimited energy for the manifold activities of the day, both in and out of school. Our M1112 Served zn the School Lunch Room The French Bros Bauer Co .Ze .79 Race at Opera Place Oferzng Smart Style Selections for the Young Gzrl COATS SUITS DRESSES lunior Department Young 'Vliss Department Sizes 10 to 16 Sizes I4 to 20 The fashionable MISS at school or college will find our selections unusually new and attractive II . . IU III II I I II III .. 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TRI 'ST 111 PMP.-XNY Ax ff S 'bm ,mi X S F'x...X g fb Hall' Stays Comlnecl, G ossy Haxr 1 room c-ost onlw few cents a Jar nt .un flrufstore md umkes men btuhlmrn uurulx or shampooed hair w mrubocl all das ln im txln w xlw Idlfffllfbfll IQ 1 ll mfiul vomlmv cream xshuh lui rut naturx H s .md wll roomul ftfect to wur lair thlrt mul tough to 'ood dress both 1n lnlblnc-Ks:-. and on soclal fl 1 Halr Groom frflasele alw G- rms thwlx hofux lu-1 rou hair Nllllxon-A xx ln grnasx harrnlul xml 141110115 9.59014 Keeps Hanr Combed CLASS OF 1923 From JOSEPH M GANTZ General Agent fi N- ,NX ffkx-'A.7i1xL' L' N 1, L X up v 5. .,- I 4 - I 5 -'gf--3?-ff, . '4'-' ,,f 2 I K .ji , Q ,Trp xx X xi., K l r Xl 1 T k- W lx X K -1 Q, X: -Qs. xxx X - . f V! ' 1 . 'g 1 f- T' ,3 S 2 'Y ' ' ' or-fi sil fge, .tl ' A f ' l ' ' is HAIR stat' ' ' 'i' ' 1 h' s h' - .'ou ,J A ssg , h lpe 1' .xi 1 'U . ' -U 'K .- HI-Us p1.'g'f Vnlr s '. UM, - ' V A. la ' :l ,lo 5 l use- it! Be 1 X of C'41fXll'l.lKllfX'l'5 'lqfl The Paclflc Mutual Llfe Insurance Co . lv v was 16 W f 2 lmoxxf 'ellen tl it 07d ' Q Especlallv for those xx ho Man drlve closed cars and xx ho x xx1nt the ,greater tmctxon Ld of lts INZIQSIVC, Heat treul, 'llltlII'lCCIll11lll'ttlOIlOIQIKIC sway at more than ordl mrv speed Schaefer 8z Thole 3109 READING ROAD X Ph ne A n 1549 X s fel SPEND YOUR VACATION AT CAMP PERRY ON LAKE ERIE july 5th to Iuly 19th WITH HEADQUARTERS TROOP 54th CAVALRY BRIGADE at the Government s Expense Fnve men are muted to1o1n at once to receive prehmmary traxmng nece sary to equnp them to uphold BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS excellent reputation ln mrlxtary efticxency and sports Apply at Helen St Armory, near Readmg Road, Mt Aubum CAPT P 1-: LAWWILL Monday 0' Wednesday Evemngs LIEUT c F RAGSDALE Establlshed 1824 Troy New York Rensselaer Polytechnlc Institute A School of Engzneerrng and Science Four year Courses lh Clxll Engineering KC E J Mechanical Englneenng 1M El Electncal En neermg 1E El Chemncal Enqnneermg Ch E l and General Science fB Gy Graduate Courses leaa ng to Master and Doctor Degrees Modern and fully equipped Chemncal Physxcal Electrical Mechanical and Materials Testmg Laboratones For Catalogues and Illustrated Pamphlets, showing work of graduates and vlexms of bulldmgs and campus, apply to Regnstrar, Pxttsburgh Buuldnng, Troy, New York ,iffy , X :iz-:fi . .' 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XI I'liIQ I'III4IS'I'I.XXl'I'Y Eastern Hills Y M C A for the Trained Day and Night Classes CAMPBELL Commercial School v - - V- .....,. nl Izast l'I'lII'III Niven-' I 'XI IXX X II . L i. ,, T e DYX HUSIERY C0 706 NEAVE BUILDING Main 7138 dburn 7 Spangenberg CHOICF MEATS AND POULTRY 28 59 XX ooolwurn Ax nu I jI Ii: III ,I II I I I I I III II Ill II II II 'I II ,I 'I II II II I II II 'I III II 'I II ' IU' III I III, II, III I- - ' 'I Ii' ' A II o - - 'II 1. 'II . Z III ': ' I A ... II - ,. . I ' - I'I' F- : II' 2 'II c :- III' 1 5 I' 0 I III , Ig' III' If II o 'I I FI I II Ig, 0 :I II' S II II E II' ' 1 T Ii' :- 7 I I 4 . A - II , - I',I 3 : III 'I 'T III ' ' 1 IZ' ' I . ,II S 1 Il A ' A . III - - 7 III, 5 1 Ig, II - . ... 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THE, CITY ICE at FUEL 119 Opera Place 1 ' 5 , :EDI Q - - s . - , ...rea fm 5752952 s- -A ' 'Q 'f -9 4 A I o o llzrurhing rrlyestru .- I FQE4? V 2 '-rv, -, f. Q I ' V Y , Q CO. 'N 'l'PlJl7X IXYRS :MT K-lztlplixxlvtiv liX'l-'RY l'l'lQl'4lFl'i - MI THE HAUSER-STANDER TANK FRED- SCHWENCK COMPANY Compliments of A Frlend Conroy Buslness School Mueller Bulldlllg Peebles Corner Walnut Hllls Complzmenta X A FRIEND Bookkeepmv Shorthand and Seeretarlal Ihy and N1 ht Classes the Entlre Yeal O O MISS Xl.XIQL'l5l.I..XL'HNIQHY,511yz, of LAlll'lQfI-QS 257 L L. 1 ' I . lfXlPI'xYlrl'Xl. IXXILIHW lklllx Agency: We Sell: Mullane's Candies WALDORF Ice Cream Only BLAN EY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY - PERIODICALS 1102 E. McMillan Street Phones Woodburn 2575 East of Park Ave. Woodburn 3295 Buy Uur Paints and Be Satisfied HUTTENBAUER Poultry Meats The Johnston Pamt C Pearl and Mann Ph ne Vvoodb 1376 Peebles Corner Prmtmg Co Comphments of Quahty Prmters LX F RI E N D 2508 M lros A Wa ut H lls e A Dave s Up to Date Shoe Repaxrmg We Repair While You Watt Good Thmgs to Ea! L L Frunts Vegetables and Meats Shine Ladles and Gem S RdgRoadadMelshAe Cl all EVM BUILDING MATERIALS NEW AND USED LUMBER MILL WORK and ROOFING House Plans Flgured PACHOUD BROTHERS 1030 40 Kenner Street Phone West 1251 I O L O O. o ' urn O O I . A e e ve. ln i Phon von 50 , - - - i ' u Q I u I 1 If - H We 'se the Best eather n ' ' Y Y , 1 ea in n i V ' Cin 'nn 10. 937 . . c. illan Street f T 9 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - - ' - - ' ' - - - - -'-r-'-t-t-'-A-e-eve--L'L--'Lies:-L-L-Q-fg-4-1-L ix 0 Q! 42l-425 RACE ST- Headquarters for Misses' and YVomen's Outer Apparel Featuring at all times Fashions very latest style creations in the utmost of value Qualify Service Special rates to students when they have order from .Xthletic Director LOWE Sr CAMPBELL ATHLETIC GOODS COMPANY 717-71 SYl'.XXllJl4I-I STIQIQI-fl' Variety Price Preparations Prescriptions on all Drugs a Specialty Blumenthafs P I1 a 1' m a c y BLRNFT AIND ERKEINBRECKER 'Xxondale Phone Axon LA MODE Women s and Misses Outfitters 'X W Corner Sixth and Race Telephone Canal 3730 CINCINNATI SANDWICH SHOPS The Shops with the Friendly Spzrrt EAST FIFTH 10 EAST SIXTH 533 VNALNUT Open All Night Orpheum Delicatessen Imported and Domestic Goods Home of Baked Ham 930 E McMillan St Wdbn 6277 L u nt I 11 nn 1 r Xcnng, Neckwear Shirts Sweaters Hosiery CHARLES E SMITH 8 SONS sixiox noni ni if Say It With Flowers JONES THE FLORIST 10351031 I' McMillan St Cincinnati Ohio Phones VS oodhurn 639 5128 ni 1 f21 A FRIEND i 1 ' . ' : ' 388 By' , G e - 9 '. ' 9 1 c 4 v v T 7 ' Ifx'l :11I'1'Sll gs 'o 1 1 Men ' . ' . . f .' ,.l 3. XY' I Ilvst XYislu-s to the QIZISS on S GOWNS FRocRs cons TIIS Book The Book Lovers Haven 'P+ You are always welcome to make yourself at home among the shelves of one of the most beautiful and Exclusive Apparel for well-stocked shops in this country. the Fashionable VVoman .Wd :P NI' Doctors Building 'l '+ jkjK Null! Gaflield Place 12.2 Smart Styles for the High-School Girl and the College Girl Myers Y. Cooper fKP1UlJP1' 353119 SWUPPP The Home Buzlder 1018 E McMillan Street K miie' Lane AP' Bldg 408 416 Union Trust Building Phone Main 2213 Pho Ma 49 The L G Blair Printing Co Commercial Printers Pogrn Invtato S toey Lo Bldg 5thadEl St c ntl Pho e W st 2322 BGOTHBAY BQY? Walter H Tarr 8 Son Camps BATH MAINE BROKERS MERRYMEETING GlI'lS Real Estate and Insurance Q, '-E '3f,'i,BSQ-E'2,,, Yf ' 63 'i,C,,S h 6l2 614 w F ml Sr .cr c ll o I0 MACHINERY REPAIRS D PODESTA 85 C0 For Contractors Mills and Factories 3509 Reading Road Robert C Johnston 85 C0 Wlullanes Smton Hotel and 6 Lodg Sr ne C al 744 C e n r Whitman s Chocolates The Richardson Taylor Printing Co r G Deszgners and Manufacturers of . TAYLOR MADE Cartons Labels Display Containers Factory and Ofiice Harrison and Patterson Sts CINCINNATI O Phone West 137 138 I Q: . . . ' ' ' -D A A Y W ne in ll . C D I l U r ms - i i ns - tl i n r i n . n m l. Cin in a ', O. n e 1 Horses-Lan an VVaterSpor ' Class A References-Booklets . . . n , incinnati - - - - - . . , a nut Hills ig c ool ' ' ' r Cm mn l' h A l O , . I Q , . 20 e . Pho an in I na i, 0. ' , - . . r ' g , ,jf ' VT . .'. ' ay' 4 , , : ., , . - COMMERCIAL SERVICE CO. l'.1i1pl--yiiiviit lzxiwrls Suite 500, Dixie Terminal Bldg.. 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