Walnut Hills High School - Remembrancer Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1926
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Table of ontents Coxer Walnut Hills Hlgh School Table of Contents Dedlcatlon visa, Mr Davis Faculty Semper Fldells Senlors The Classes Organrzatlons Literary Class HISIOIY Class Prophecy Class Wlll As We d Luke It Excerpts from Oratorncal Contest Speeches Puzzle Page The Popular Pop Contest The Popularity Contest Statlstlcs Addresses The Semor Class Autographs Advertisements I 4 U-:Mun L J., .,,, 1 I -'-il T '- - 'iirii 'H' 5,-ggg 'T?i ' - -Q7 1-ff 'H 1 'Irs -J 1 'ef 2 71- , cj x,,,.1 J ' fx' ff! 'Q le it Q' lf ,TY .V,. .-- 'if' 3 Y ...t..,.........,.t,.... r..,.........,.,., 1 ,x -,ffl ' ' ,,..4....,....,.....s... 3 Q? lf ' ' .............,e..,.................t.4. 4 4.-. ' . ' .t.........,..t,.......r..,...t..,..te. 6 y .L-a ....,.........,............,............,. 7 'P q ' ' , .................,.,s..,......e... 8 A l ' ..............................,......,... . 9 - ..................................,... 41 , Athletics ..,..................................... 52 3 ' ' .......................,......,..... 70 5 ' ' ..............,.............,............ 95 ' .................................... 96 ' ....................................... 103 ' ' ...,.,............,............... 104 ' .........., l06 r ' .............,............. ll0 ' ' ................,..,...........,........ ll2 ' ................... ............. l 22 5 ...................................... l23 s ...,.....,......,...,.............. 12 ' Ax, 1 , fl t 1, lil, ll! - I lx fm? 5 '- ' fl lg f'i+, fp C c ,Tk pf. 1 A ,, - W A A- ep A S - A. ,aff MISS ETTA OHARA 1' ':: . ,,-- A., , 3-1-Egg ,-if 1' 7- , V , -XYA 1 v 3 l 1 lf L i i ii iililwr' 1 ,oo-JU' 51.9.1271 o, . --U, IN appreciation of her true friendship, her sisterly helpful- ness her kind humor and her tireless work for us during her five years as our adviser the class of Nineteen Hundred Twenty six most lovingly dedlcates this Remembrance: to MISS ETTA O HARA v v . . . 9 - . . . 9 1 ' f 1- Ar MR. GEORGE E. DAVIS. Principal If 5 w il r. 2-' 5 e: 5 I I 1, I I The faculty MR DAVIS MR EVANIS MISS CLARKE MISS SHIGLEY MISS STICKLES Seffelafy ASSISIGDI Seffeldfy TEACHERS Miss Andrew M rs Ashbrook Mrs Blankenship Mxss Bellvllle Mr Brown Mr Caldwell Miss Carson Mr Condxr Mr Crane Mlss Curtis Mrss Davls Mlss Dyer Mr Ehrgott Miss Elberg Mrss Frances Miss Freeman Mr Gassman Miss Geiger Mlss Hardman Mr Inskeep Miss Kerstmg Dr Knoch Mass Kohnky Mrs Miss Mass Mlss Miss Leach Lay man Lotze McDevitt Marble Mr Macke Mrss Moorman Dr Newman Miss Mlss Mrss Mrss Mlss Mrss Mlss Mrs Mlss Mlss Mlss Miss Miss Mlss O Hara Outcalt Purlngron Rleckelman Rlffe Ruggles Sanford Smith Sny der Sutherland Stress Venable Wakefield Wilson Wuesr N325 I I lu l R 1' 'l I . l A. .I 'L 1 ,,. 4.- w V' l31'g5,g If 1 A. v-,J TT4' 2 .3 - ,En ,Q , 'Iii n ,fmfll EH fa ' 'EJ 'u' S. S' - .ll 2. rt I i 'ra I , , i I 1 ' V31 . I if 1 . 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President of Class Gleam Stal Hi-Y Club Ctvtc and Vocational League President f Dorothy Louise Nelson Our own Dot by a vote of maiorrty War our choice for a lea! of authority Ami Ill beneficial That ther an official For she doet not oppress the minority Spectal Chorus Student Council Routers Club Student Counctl Rooters Club Vice Preudent of Class Dramatic Club ville Centerball Team Vice President of Class Gleam tal' S French Club Girls Advisory Committee League Latm Club Vande Remembrancer Stal Ctvtc and Vocattonal Charles Lawson Woodward Hex the scribe of the years Senior Clan And an artist thats hard to surpuu That thu ls the truth His GLEAM cover giver proof For twar picked by the fudyet mane Junior Sutmmmg Team Swimming Team Football Team Dramatic Club Gym Team Svummmg Team Secretary of Class Gym Team jack Herrick Were proud ol that lellou. named .lark Rho nutty retort: does not lack Hex our treasurer too And ue hope hell be true Student Council Junior Debating Club Gym Exhlblt Junior Debatlng Team Gym Exhibit French Club Debating Club Dramatic Club H1 Y Club Vaudevtlle Tennn Team ' Treasurer of Class Gleam Stall Remembrancer Stal Debahn Club Dramatic Club Tvtellth Ntght French Club Ht Y Club Glrr Club Page Ti rv WI' x x X Vl . . . 0 I - ,E ' ' ' , , -'K ff Q S . ' '-.Q 4.7 ' ' I . -V l :X K I. D I '. , ill 4 . . I 4 '3 ll. ' . K, Ill. ', ' . ' IV. '. ' . V- ' - ' . ' . ' . - I Vl. ' - ' I . . . fl I . .' I I . - - nm U.. + ll. ' ' . Il lu. ' ' . , IV. . Vl. ' . . ilu I Q ,C ' . , x f . 7 1' f ' , . A A . rm 4 . . - ' ' 4.5 f' I fr ' Since he har charge of our jack, f I I- fl I. ', ' ' , ' ' . I 'A u, - - . I I '- f ' lll ' '. L, - 1 vl. . A V I' 'fl h v . . - . . lv - i xl. . . H - A' I I It . . U ' . . ' I ' -gf ' K V3 E , I- . ,QC 'I TX M,f x I ' or fi-QW, 1 ' ' , ti4,,T' 2- Cf fr if 4-1-:glue aj! F - - C- W. -4' - A iw , I 'r ' ' A A ' Q? 1 WF' ,,. .Y L , - , X' ffl, g.-55ll1va...w r' -r-fr 1-Q, .1 fll.4iflE1iell.3.-+2'i5g.t-+o -'ne ffl wmal As- ,-- -L 'X .., --e Bernice Anna Stugard Mos! like the great godden Diana. UV: lucky her middle name't Anna.J She collects the girle' duel, But charm: all by ber Muse. Earh dag as she playa her piana. V. Orchestra. Vl. Assistant Treasurer. Latin Club. Orchestra, Girl Reserves. Howard Frederick Anderson As our int fue year course volunteer Howard Anderson form ru tbu year At the head he should stay For the bug letter A Alto stand: for accelnanf here Specxal Chorus Special Chorus Debatmg Club Glee Club Radto Club Harold Marcus Baron And now here rx a bushy young cock Whom Mrn Curtu doe: often call Block In football het mtghly Hu bramr they are flrghlg In but ry away they do flock Jumor Drbaung Club Orchestra Jumor Debatmg Club Orchestra Jumor Debating Club Orchestra IV V Culver Muhtary Academy l Debatmg Club Dramaut Club Twelfth Nnght Football Team Chemntry Club Radio Club Glee Club Tn State Debate Vema Barz Smcr Verna: a mryhl good xport We muh there were more of her earl Shel gay and carefree A rl s raxy to e No troubles her rptrrts can thwart Jumor Debatmg Club Baseball Team Cnltl Scouts Debatmg Club Jumor Dramatnc Club Rooter: Club Speual Chorus Dramanc Club The Three Washes Tenms Team Center ball Team Gnrl Scouts Dramatic Club French Club Sulmmlng Team Tennis Team Glee Club i 1- X.. re., x., Q. X -'Tx 5 -Q. ff: -,,L7.-. 5 a X '-A Page Elem en f ' , ' L .- 1 , .X . l. ' . , Q ll. ' . A l 4' lV. ' . -, . Y VI. . ' . ' al L 4 L . . ' E ll, ' ' . . nl. ' ' . . ' 'l , , l ' V ' . I - I .l -I 'U ' ' l ! A 1 C ICM- C ' . 6 , A QA P . , - -I I -vu . . . 0 r. I 1 . 5 A 'T M nd ' ' xr F 'Q ,.., . . , 1 , ii ' 7 .- T ll. ' , . . . fl I lll. Junior Debating Club. Junior Dramatic Club. Rootets' Club. V. ' IV- - v - 1 ,L ' . ' . 4 ' Vl. . . ' . . vi Y- -- - rfy' . vr l V , A 'T' l ' f 0 , -- ? if' efQ-'- 'Ti'i.'L f. QQ ' , 'Vg 4:--4i -f--:A A lff C. :E ' -L? 'f L , e -- - w, + 4 Q -f S- - - A -z f 'jgf-x- 4, .-- , - -H X A V Q I. 4 Ng? . ftW4'-- I .?X - ex gkfw , I H.-U1 V ' L -:si L x '1- 3 X Mary Lillie Bennett Our Mary'x a big heap of fun, She makes ur all laugh, every one, Shin no! ordinary. For :he in xo MERRY. We hnpe you will pardon the pun. Myer Bennls Quite muueal xx lhll tall lad From hu banjo much pleasure we ve had In the Glee Club he ungs There hu voice clearly rang: He will surely be one famoux grad Debating Club The Tempest Special Chorus Debanng Club Dranane Club The Man Who Manned a Dumb Wufe She Stoops to Conquer Vaudevllle Dramane Club Vaudeulle Radno Club Glee Club Maurice Block Thu hard uorkmg fellow named Block Never doe: heep hu eye on lhe clock He make: lnlle muse Ur-luke mos! other boys Hn mlegrnys xolrd ax rock lll Junior Debannfv Cluh Junxor Dramanr Club l Drzmanc Club Frenrh Club Dramanc Club French Club Mlldred Esther Bodman She 1 happy go lucky fs rr But rn Inq she hax had one on you The mul may be great u hal.e to lla e Thu! mmehou. xhe ulu.ays yen through Juwlor Dc-lunng Club Girls Basehnll Tram Cenlerlull Team Junnor Drhanng Clulw Junlor Dramaul Club Roolrn Club Lenrerlull Tum Clulv Cenurlull Tenn Dnmnur Clus Clnlrrlull 'lun Drmunur Llulv Sum-mm 'lum S V IV. ' . , ' . V. ' . . ' . ' Vl, ' , . ' , . V. ' . . V. ' . , ' y - - , i ' ue, B I wel ' I A ll , . ' ' . . lll . . ' - IV, Dr.mulxc Club. Alvulum Lincoln. Spcuml Chorus. Roorers V. ' i. ' 1, Vl ' ', ' . g ' 165 .'Tf.Z'T-, , 0- ef 1.-.f---472--e-fe ,V .e gy --C x,,...'- , -X .- y--?- -V H- - - xg eh, '-Q, H? l . 1 ,ff -4 1 .., 74 ire levy l mic r .a Nancy Brown One ol our rims lx named Nancy. To urhom many have taken a ianry. Her Charlextonl good. But anyone'x would ll'ho wat even a fraflion so danny. I. Gvm Exhlbxuon. Spanish Play. ll. Gym Exhibition. lll, Midsummer-Nighfs Dream. Routers' Club. lX'. Thr Tempest. Rootrrs' Club. V. Drzmauc Club. Vaudrvlllc. Egvpuan Ballrr. Cemrrlfall Tum, Vl. Glu' Club, Frank Carl Buchold In Lalm one day he rerllfd Some lmrs that made US all exrned B ! ore lVher he turned up his nose And poor Thubes las! prayer sadly xllghled' Vl Gvm Tram Radio Club Chrmlstn Club Glu Club ack ames Buckley Nou hue 1x a fellow called lark For lun he has surely a knack From bu name you may :ee 4 lark ol I-lrarlx he mau b Thu young lad with hu hair sleek and blarh Morris Brooks Burlmgham Oh une Morns Brooks u xo Ihm Hr roulnl almost be hid by a pm Hu amblhon Irs true lx to u.ear lhe Yale blue Hs pouexxu a Chubue Cat Grm . in as 1 1- 4 - x ,- 5 -,g -14 S C XSS '1- -AT ,Q X , Page Thurlnn . r'v' - ur, was i a p A L , ly ' . , ' . E 1 '. 4 l A ' r. f r Q 1 l l I I l V l ,Q ' ' 'Aa y l 42:1 , P, Z., . I v ,A- ' . f - , . F.: Q.. . A ' , ., il-A5 Q A , ff? 1 -f4 . . - - 1 Q. eff:-1 e flig 4: 311+ in -. 1 Y Q -- - -fx , - -Q - V f-- f Y ' , Q 'QA .-- , Q - , -V, 11 Gordon Randall Burman Our Gordon's chief trait is doctlilg. Mingled with a great deal of humility, But it is a great shame That he doexnt lay rlatm To hu marks whrch :how mental abtlrty ' Lann Club French Club Dramatic Club Lattn Club ' gr lrnattc Llub Latnn Club French Club Gym Team Glee U X Fanme Catherine Burns As Fannte has the xlabtlrtg The remarkable abnormal aglllty We trust the ll rndtte Her preactrpttont juxt rrght So her pattentx may haue then tranqutlltty Girls Baseball Team Rootets Club Junxor Dramatic Club Spectal Chorus Rooter: Club Centerhall Team Swimming Team VI Centetball Team Svummmg Team Norman Lee Bussman Of Norman we don r know a lot But rn artlng murh he has wrought He tx handsome and tall That x Important to all But most to the heart he has caught IV Orchestra President of Class Dramatlc Club The Maker of Dreams She Stoops to Conquer Orchestra Vl Dramanc Club Twelfth Nxght Q1 If- ..? a. ,N Bernard Chausmer A mee loohtng bog tt Bernard He neser need: u.ork Lery hard He dresser xo neatly And Ipeahr lo duceeetly 1 And hes never ashamed ol hu card I if Orchestra Gs m Team Orchestra Gs m Team Gr m 'l eam 5 Y Ca TT J I than 1-n Page Fourteen ' lx. , I V- , ' . Xl. 3 ' A ' I , V I - W .t 'fl ff 5 1 A .. .. r . -YH. ,Z-. . .. ! t ' ,. . . , . . . I - Q lt! VI ll. ' . T 1 g. ' lu. ' . , , Il IV, . . . V. . ' ' . , , 1 1 I I l . l 3 1 . . rt H I ' T ,, 1 V f' ' . T' ' 1 5. ,, ,-. 1, . - . . ,f- - .X l ., - L ' i -.Lf , ll . , N lll. - . 7:3 uv. . V .2 .4 ' V. ' . 'gif ff vu V . A rf -- -. . , O an 3 'L - C ' i,f'Tg f -ri K - 51' if ' - - - c C 1a C t. ' 'YJ X, - il T, , 4, -. ,Z v- - e Q- Y -- f ti ' -1 'fn Q C ', Q. , -,. V, fl 1- - if ,a Lf Y - -. ,f ,. f, QM A, X. 1 -1.- Z-f .., KQW7 -ff-5 'EA' 3116 GL Alice Yvonne Chenault Her name. m :hey lell un. it Alzce, And xhe wanlx to live in a palace. Bu! a rollage so small, With a garden and all We know she will hear il no malire ess Cohn There u,as a wue Semor named Cohn Whose Lolce gaze the Glee Club more tone fhough he joined our class late He always will rate As one who m his sludlex has shone VI Chemnsln Club Glee Club Valednctunan Muriel Elsa Cormsh Munel 1: one of our sweelesl lassex bex consczenlzoun m all of her canes er name you all know Bu! to few does she show Hou, llblfl u the smile she possesses Ralph Edward Cots There was once a young fellou. named Car: ln TWELFTH NIGHT he caused many roars The audzence gaggled Whenevex he wzggled And hobbled and danced un all fours Junior Dramauc Club Junior Dramanc Club Baseball Team Basketball Team Baseball Team Dtamanc Club Team Twelfth Nlght Basketball T 5, S 5 - eam Baseball K I in 'NMS If 5 I-N 'El link Pave Fllteen ' l i................... ....- l l X fn' ' Till' , J 1 ' 1 ' , t . ' , ' ,Va . .. A 5 I . I ! Q, 1 L l .1 s ' ' ' ' C 1 ., H , ' V l . f lvl' I, 1 l 1 fx N ' : I, , O ' A t I . x C if l ' , V ' ' A , 1. . X 5. 11. ' ' . ' xv. . f x ,g ,A V- - - -I 7 vx. ' . -- ' . V '55 Fo . - VMYJ, ' 'L-L' , f- g T - 1'1 C' -- ,ff je 4' 7 2- ' A- f7 '-- -' 'A' 'Fl :,-,, .I l M9 X wJ-.xaiT: 1 3 '---- -4 x A .----W fffvfw- - X , A, ' - -.e , TAL- oe 4 . , , +C- e ,C - N t .- 1 -- Eff:Vjf'W' ig tt! l auf? 4 K'-if QV' u ,, .- Henry Philip Cowen Henry hax no great gilt of loquacrtg. But for work he has lol: af capacity. 1 So the CHATTERBOX Stall Owe: a new Multigraph To the ellorlx which prove his tenacity, ll. Student Council. ' lll. Gleam Stall. Junior Debating Club, ' Y. Chatterbox Stall. Debating Club, Dramatic Club. She Stoops ro Conquer. Chatterbox Staff Remembrancer Staff Debatmg Club Dramanc Club Twelfth Night Clvlc and Vocational League -lg Donald Lockwood Crone 7 7 Donald Crore wtll make a good artor Ax the Duke he was a mam factor surely could woo tn ltle he would do If he wanted u gtrl and he lacked her Junior Dramatxr Club ' Junior Dtaman: Club Latln Club Dramattc Club She Stoops to Conquer Orchestra Basketball Team Baseball Team Tennts Club Dramaur Club Twelfth Night Orthestra Band Basketball Team Baseball Team Radio Club Glee Club Jone Walton Dtifenderfer Dtlftnderfer proved qutte non commtlal For from htm we could norm but a little Hu nmblnon he told But rt made us grow cold Whrle lhe cake tn htx ptpe he drd uhtlrte lll .lumor Debating Club IV Svummlng Team l Sensor Court -5. ,I-1 -L Lawrence Edward Doyle Our larryx a radro lun He gel: all the xlunom he can T' may be beraule Hex tuned m u.rlhout pauxe Tha! hes :urh a qulel young man ' Orchestra Chemlstn Clul Radu: Club -v-7-Ll 1, 4 aa. 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Frank Curry F ahnstoclc Frank rx a radlo hend Toward xcrence he always has leaned He ran hardly be taught For he knows such a lol So much knowledge already hex gleaned Debaung Club Gym Exhrblr Special Chorus Gym Team Gym Team Gym Team Hr Y Club Chemlstry Club Radlo Club Glee Club John Walter F earmg Acrordrng to word lhatx gone round John Fearmg can often xleep sound On the gurls he employ: All hu xkrll and enloyx Hu REP ax a dancer renowned Gym Team Gym Team Gym Team Gym Team Football Team Gym Team Vaudevllle Gym Team Bertha Louise Frelberg You Le all heard of Bertha Louue She al way: Though She can Christmas Plays Jumor Dramaur Club Jumor Dramauc Club Roolers Club Special rx tlrrv ng lo please Its true the: qurre xmall xmrle on ut all Rooters Club Chorus ,W -A ' x -, - .Si 7 I ix, 3 -4 J.: X as Page Seventeen 1 '1 .I 1 1 3 I . A w ' l ' I 5 A W w X 1. ' . A , 3 4 lv. ' , . F P , . v. ' . - 1 VL ' .- ' t . 1 I . l ' ' ' e I . 1. . F 1 . Il. . t , Ill. . ll , xv. . ' T . 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Gleam Stall The Three Wishes ' Gleam Staff Remembranrer Stall Grrls Aduxoty Committee Glee Cluh -L-4 William Charles Frlsche Bull has a u.orlhy ambttton And that ts to be a muxtrtan Hex well on the way For he :urelu can play And already he has a postlton Gsm Team VI Gym Team Glee Club Davtd Galmkm Davtd played at Anlorm teaman And he ls also a pleasmg young Glen man And all through the lall He played good football And for Walnut Htlls ua: a demon Junior Debating Club Juntor Dramattr Club Junior Debating Club Junior Dtamatlc Club Jumor Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Swimming Team Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Football Team Sutmmmg Team Debattng Club Dramatnr Club She Stoops to Conquer Foot ball Team Otcnestra Debatmg Club Dramauc Club Twelfth Nnght Football Team Glee Club Stanley Thomas Garber Though be comes all the u,ay from Glendale Al hu game h playa u,ell -lr our foarh Broun mn tell -lnd tn uhal he allempla he u.ont latl Sutmrnmt Team l l-ootball Tum football Tum u F-cot .1 Tum I ent Count X e Etghleen 1 rx! 1 lti V. . .' . . 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Robert oseph Gleason Robert Gleavon ls aluayx qunle xtlll But hu corner can u.ell Hll the bull But sad lo be sand He wax hrt on th hea-I When he stopped m the mrds! of a lrrll IV Orchesrra Orchestra Vaudn :llc Vl Orthestra Band Vaudeulle Carolme Charlotte Goeslmg A wee goose rx our m.ee1 Carolme Al least so her name u.e deire Bu! whats rn a name' Irs nol always the same 'lm-l u.e lznou the ll rhooxe brller ner! lrme Special Chorus Special Chorus Special Chorus Dramanc Club Dramatic Club Frwrh Iuh Glee Club Henry Fox Goldsmith Thu Iran Henry rn hrs lrmouxue Brmlls 'ns learh v nfl frrer' 0 the srene Hn chrel ml res! pro tem lx rn urreless and chem For the juz at 'luanda he s keen Debating Club ' Rememhranrzr Stall Debaxvng Club Chemmn Club -,- X 1' ,XL ja :kim 1-5 ,. ,- 5 i a , X Page Nmereen OC M. 5 If, i CC C Ht' J J 'ft , x . l . . X 'v ' I , ' f v.. A ,l - . 1. f E r C . . C l 11. . . 1 III. . N lv. ' . ' 'I v. ' , f vl. C . 3 C . ' X AV- V 1 1. 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P .kxqf f 1g 1 Q1 ,,a +A: Aft-e-a'l2ar mic 2324-r fit, A,- 'JTMN g ZiLf'V ' C Phyllis Greenwald This xu.'eet, little dainty Min Phyllis, With her dancing the surely can thrill u She is lonely und sweet And always looks neat ll she left us it really mould hill us Huqhes Hughes Q Lillian jane Guese Ltlltan Guexe u.e all call her Lill We are ture was ne er known to And though :he doe: her ben Yet like all of the rest ln :htm she her acids doet :pill be still Junior Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Junior Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Debating Club Routers Club Ernesttne Regma Gunkel All gentle and Sweet and demure ln her picture the look: to be sure But look: are deceiving And knowing t believing Shes 11 giggle that nothmg can cure Secretary of Class Special Chorus Girls Baseball Team Centerball Team Centerball Team Latin Club Centerball Team Debating Club French Club Centerball Team Glee Club Curl Resen es Herbert Hall Thule was onre n young fellow named Hall lkhote one tetbarh was betng to small Although in the gym He worked u.th a t. m Not yet hu: he made himself tall Gx m Team Cn m Team Gy in Team Gt m Team 1 , Ian-an age Twenty I 1 I. W 1. g , n. . 1, 4 5 If A 1 - V 11 1 Y . . rm- RI4 -5, N - - f V . Xl' X . . : V i, . l , . I. ' ' . ' . 5 ll. ' ' . R T lu. - - . , ' lv. A . ' ' , ' 1 . . il I ' v 1. ' . II. , ' ' . B 111. - 1 .l IV. . 4 i V. ' . , ' 1 vi .... . 11 1 1 ' 'Q 1 'Eli X ff I ' If n xr! I lr ,fix V, . I I f --lk H 4 I '1 'i A ' - lll, 1 . ' 71, 1 ' W- ' 1 -J V ., t vu Y y 'item Q, -W Vl 4 C :L T 1 3 - - Y V, 3 , . Y' , ' I , . -- , . g A 1, , D' , ' - ' 'lr 4-17-.R ' X ' - 1 1 - ,IV ' ' ' 'F I 4 Jxhfr Qlliv-at Taj Zinc GL l G fe' ff - Q3 , -n.. '-x C fav ' -N-2 'fe ie David Kenneth Hall W'hy u Ken aluqcya sal on. when we Know he'x generally as nrre ax can be? Bur when he nuns :bp uzrraxtzr. The resullx wellff are drastic, And none know: it better than he Vl Dramaur Club. Gvm Team. M yrrl Harrlsson Mux Mgrrl xo small and so neat A French phrase lux! sun: TRES PETITE She can drau. and ran palrl She x good ba! no sam! And her manners are rharrmngly aueet IV Roorers Club Dramanc Club VI Dramatn Club Frenrh Club Glee Club Girl Reserwes Albert Glen Hattendorf A pleasant young lellou n Glen Hex taller lhan moxl other men Hes one of the hunrh Which apprarxer our lunrh And he never errs murh mme Ihan en Chemlsrrx Club Radio Club Marcus Gilbert Henman Argununlalne Marcus 1.s quiet A true alan-men! that mlqht cause a not H1 looks arse as un ou.l And uou should hear hum haul When ihe head of Ihr Glee C ub aaus fry Junmr Y ale Club Dumont Club fhe Man Who Nlarrled .1 Dumb VL Dramanr Club Tvuellth hugh! Cllec Club E 1, l ' l v - N l ul? ' I D.. T'f Page Twenlg one l 1 , T. ' . N W l f l l . l N , ' ' : b . V . b , . l 2 . ' . l A ' 2 Y ' VA . - , A ' V I , ' ' w ! ' - - , 1 l . 1, Vl. ' v . . X 1 Ov. X 5, ' 1 - ANJTC W Bl 5 . . 1 '- ! rx . r .b lc A -V . , U' ju 1 ' ' . X 3 1' V , - Q, ',a ,, I I V - N . ' ll. Junior Yale Club. lt! lr V. . . 'ifel' X, , vl. A . -' - A ' ' . 5-' D,-L, ,QD ' 'L-I, 63-'L C, C ' 1 er-.. or ef f e' 4' vi ez' 'e :- , K-'NX -K -C - C - V, , - 'C Xa e- M ' f - -' - - -1 5 , ff 1-' '05--N f X, 1 - --- ,,4.7f 'Q - T - - , f -f-f J FW- 'NY' vc fab 02 t 'ya 'cvrfif' 1 -ck ,. .5 2 Ciifc' J' 'X B.: fix S i ipff 'l?l,-fu? QV' 'hc QC? ' ?'.7ll6e A 1 J I 'WA -i.. 1 M C..- ,S Bertha Rollman Herman If you ever feel tad or put out. And you know Betty Herman'x about. And gives a small wiggle, And starts ln lo giggle. She will pul all your troubles to rout. I. Junior Debating Club. Juwior Dramatic Club. Glee Club. II. Junior Debating Club. Junior Dramatic Club. Pollyanna Club. Rootecs' C!ub. III. Junior Debating Club. Junior Dramatic Club, Pollyanna Club. Roorecs' Club. . Debating Club. Junior Dramatic Club, Pollyanna Club. Debating Club Dramatic Club Girls Tennis Team I Gleam Stall Debating Club Dramatic Club French Club Lalee ll Richard Henson Het-old Drci was 1-ne of our stars tn football And he helm with tht :fore in the hall Where he eountx every theet So Intkeep wont be heat Out of etlrn a penny so .tmall Nice President of Class Junior Yale Club Junior Yale Club Student Council Vice President ol Class Debating Club Student Council Foot ball Team Baseball Team Chatterbox Staff Assistant Manager of Football and Basketball Manager Baseball Athletic Council Chatterbox Stall Remembrancec Stall Hi Y Club Assistant Man ager Basketball Manager Baseball Football Team Civic and Vocational League Emma Mary Htll .She has planned a career as a nurse And good lurlt u.tll her totl rermburxe For her patterns we know Will stand neter u show Ol leaung HER rare for a hearse Girls Baseball Team Lenterball Team Centerball Te m Centerball Team ' Centerhall Team Irvin Horn llrlh hu hne neu. saxophone Horn He arranged all the bill Ol lhe' yearn hrs! tuudrttlle lr the pool he our colors hat uorn Gsm fsnibit Orch slta Sutmm HR Tflm Orchrstra Cum Tram Manager Swimming Team Naudeulle rcwcstra and X ul ull Cnm Team Manager Sulmmin Team Cilrc Club BF! XX A-w -v-f lg-I lil Pave Tu fr-ty lu o 'Y . . , , . at N. . . . J .5-kt f Xt. . ' . ' . , ' 5 7 'I ' '21 b. . kb , ug - .f .ff --, f ' P X s , Q ' : X ., :N N ' X tv. I In ,. A . ,. r . I V I II, ' . , III. '. ' 4 IV. ' - ' . ' . '. ' S v. , ' - - . , Vt. . . '- , ' 4 I - 1 1 . I Y I t II, , . I K J III. A . K IV. : . , 'I ' V, . I, NI. . bf Y l a- 4' I . ,f .X l C ' 1 X' I V t ' ,' Lf! flfx ' Hat the utr ol the neighborhood torn. txt' fa I I- , , -, j - - - w , .' 1 A 1 N V I f A 1 -C I A ' . .. 1 I I 1 1 ' . . W 5 IV, c . 1 . . ll ly, V' , b , . n A . V I V if 1 YI O I K. B 'a -:' c. , . ' g 4 'QT ' -' f I I 7' 1.17 'Luau'-A--.C-it-A ,'- ,- l I r' N C or 'Z' 3 '- 'L 't ' - 1, 1 if, 3 t ' 1 -. 4 C' f ' - - ' --' ' ' f, C -an . 4, -. A so -er-.., - y- - I . ,al ,. in ., ,ffrff 1:-ff Tllefl' -Af-Jflllr-4: Te? 5515 1 V7 gif? A 4 0 ,, ,ff , 'mi 'X 1 Gilbert Howlarid ' On the gym team is our friend Pete, And the way he performs it a feat. He ix rather small, But for him all fall: He's a lellou: u:ho just can't be beat l. Student Council. Gvm Team. ' ll. Junior Debanng Club. Gym Team, Football. III, IV. Junior Debating Club, Gvm Team. Secretary of Class, Gym Team. V. Manager Gym Team, VI. Foorball Team. Gym Team, Chemistry Club. Lou Wall Huff There rs one u.ho grvex many a thrtll A sweet lllllt grrl named Lou Wall Shox qurel and mre So luxt In a tnce We ll decide that she just Illls the brll Ill Routers Cub IV Dramaur Club Rooters Club Dramauc Club Eugene Edward Iker Thrs fellow u.e all lmou. ar Gene Hes a member of luo of our hams Though hes not Lery tall He can play basketball ln detention he neuer 11 Ar-en Basketball Team Baseball Team Basketball Team Baseball Tum Paul Davls ones u S the haunt h y m tht ran And hrs Lotte rs as great us has man When he uafks the floor rrealzs fhe xcnool makes uhn lu speaks Un the steps he x a bard rrvan to paw Foo! ull ln Y Club Football Team Baeelvall Team Club Glee LU - x .ON .. 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N in 9, l-,,- Page Tusenl y - lout We 02 'V Rebecca Marguente ohnston Theres naught lo rmpreu us m nze In stoner her aplrlude lun She never don worry And :he never wrll hurry But she: bound lha! rome day she ll rue Grrls Gym Team Junlot Debating Club Special Chorus Junior Debating Club Jumor Dramatic Club Debating Club Gleam Stall Debating Club Dramatrt Club Wishes Debatmg Club Beatrice Carol osselson Now Bealrtte ulruag: doe: go To a play or a party or :how And ber domgs are auch That .the ne er sludres much There re ro many lhmgs all rn rou. Gy m Exhlblt Midsummer Nrghls Dream Routers Club Special Chorus Junlor Dramatic Club Rooter: Club Special Chorus Dramatrc Club Latxn Club Pollyanna Club Manager Cen tetball Team Dramatic Club David Kahn He GUARDED our honor qutle well physrrs hu arguments swell fhough hu speech rs noi far! Hex a surmmer. and. last. For leminrne charmx he ne'er lell. VI. Football Team, Swinrmmg Team. canette Hilb Kahn lhele ts a young Indy named Jay: , -'s om' who u ulutnyn reul guy, Hu xmtle rs so .xu.'t'4'l Ihln 11 rs u nr-ar ln he utlh her durmg lhe Jay. Junror D.-lutrng flula Routrrsl Club. C -X sax if-sf.-, , --Qs gm ,fl evil,-es.fftf-1-., .-.gq-D--.,ag.s W3 1- W Z .1..' ' X I I in ' x an I 'TTT1 0 if . if -A C 1- . f- 1 ,f C14-cf' 6 'elf X as N 'V 6 1 L' lf? ?T' Y'4 ' 3 l. ' ' . ll. ' ' , , lll. ' , ' . IV, . V. - . . ' . h 'I . X VI. Gleam-.StaH'. Remembrancer Stafl, Dramatic Club, . 'xt 1 - , ' X KJ 0 Q 5 l rl I . J Ax W A . l ' ' , , , , V . - . U A 'A X , l. ' ' ' . K ' , .. - - V .. - - V 1 ll. , . . I 1 1 Ill. ' ' - ' - A . 1, ' tv. ' , ' , . - ,I N x V- . '. A? l if . I ln ' ' , l , , . V 2 4 , l I I 6 r 1 up J ' l Sht llf .Nf71E' J ,Q , 1 A f 657, Tlvifglil . 24'-ill'-Qer l mic 4 22. 3-LLE 4-' f 'r 'rp +- 4 'N -1 Blanche Evelyn Kalfus In rhix world there are xereral arlx. .Sa when Blanche on her lrle's highway slarls, Her name may be xeen On porlrail or xrene, Or she may u.'m renown lhrough her lurlx. Vnrglma Loulse Klein Vrrgrnm lx gust full of fun For she keeps us all on the run ln Larrn and Creek She knowledge does xeelz In charm she 1 excelled by none .lumor Dramatic Club Junior Dramarrc Club Mxdsummer Nights Dream Rooters Club Speclal Chorus Junlor Debatrng Club Junior Dramanc Club Roolers Club Special Chorus Centerhall Team Dramauc Club Latin Club Pollyanna Club Centerball Team Tennis Team Debating Club Dramanr Club Lmnn Club Tennls Club Girl Reserxes Glre Club Margaretha F rleda Kopp We ll Louth for her ull through lhe year She: rhurlz full of mrrlh annd ol cheer ln earh cheek as she .xmules A deep drmple begurlex :he make: her opmrons qulle clear Glee club Edith Catherme Krebs Our Edres a merry u.ee lusx Whox very well lrlzed by lhe clan She lalkx qurle a br! B11 she r always a hui And as Marla she rant be xurpasxed Roolcrs Club Junior Dramatxc Club Special Chorus Roolrrs Club Sulmmlng Team Dramauc Club She Sloops to Conquer Laun Club Vaude ulle The Three Wishes Centerball Team Debanng Club Drammur Club Twelfth Night French Club Glee Club , L ,.- 5- X S S X X Q 3 .im A s -gi.. 1 'I-sf -wif- -C i Y ,ae Page Tuenty live . . . . . . X . . E I . X Y r. : ' 1, , U ' .fl ll. ' . 'A ' ' ' 5 , lll. 'A - . ' A , ' . . , , I IV, A , A . . . 'V v. l . A . , A , A f I .F- 'l Ax - - ' . i ll vl. . 2 X' x 2--' li: Q-le, . v . f -A I .V - I ' i ' l ' .ll QC ll ' . . ' .vi ' ,' , YY 1. ' . ' 5 K ,- T 11. , e -- 1 ' lll. Junior Dramatic Club. French Club. Routers' Club. - ' .lf N3 I lv. . ' . -A ' . J, , v. A , -- , . L: ei- '. I H . I I-, . JI vr. A A . A . H 1 A , ' 2' ,Wi 4 0 4:4 .Y .I T,-ll 3' - ' ' Lk ' 'Q h A' in XT-. ' 5--M' ... -- r V.--. 'Q -5,- ga ,Q iffy xg- .. 'I ...ew , K , C, Y Q Nj: -f Y glmi-iff? i - - 5. -V 7, : 5.5 ' ' ' ib i S- 'Q ---C - ,, ' S -f f S W -Y 'iimxfa Q -'V 'fi 0 -- w 292621 -K ftaweq. ,, W Pl A X 5 .jj-gm Ifqlwc X ' X I xx. .fbi er... M of me GLS-fm -. by Q- A-f r 'WI 1 1- 4,- Paq 7 Anna N coma Krit We know of rr girl who'r called Krit. She'r always there with her wil. Both the and her friend K'ill stick to the end. A When il comes ta doing their bil. I. Junior Debating Club. lll. IV. Junior Dramatic Club. French Club, Rooters' Club. Dramatic Club, Pollyanna Club. Dramatic Club, Obstinacy, Latin Club, Glce Club. Elnzabeth Laque Erznbeth thinks rl worth u.hzle The Iedrout hours to brgurle Wath notes ol good cheer From her nddle xo dear And brrng to each fare u xu.eel tmrle Special Chorus Junior Debating Club Orchestra Special Chorus Dramatic Club Latm Club Orchestra Gleam Staff Remcmbrancer Staff French Club Orchestra Carolyn Lauer Our Toddqt a xu.eeI lrlllr lot She alu.ays there on the spot When dancmg lrme goes She s xtrll or hcr toes Whrle studytng warner her no! Dramatlc Club Rooters Club Girls Sunmmmg Team French Club Gxrls Basketball Tum Glrls Sulmmmg Team Glce Club ohn Richard Lawwxll -lnd nou, to thnx rhymt uou must harlt lltlh htm ur c n all han u ar x from u atrrk r lrllou. Drrk l 1 h hu avr d ln 1 4 un dur w Cloxu Pl WTR 1 Qi If i- -l 'FF' 5.7 e Tu. enlu an lui -'ml K x 0 X. I - ,D , f ' l . ' 1 l L t W . l I 'f . ' V , 11. ' . . ul. ' ' . I f l z ' ' lv. , ' , ' 5 vl. . , , . - r ,I ' ' I .l. v. . ' . ' f ' . , 5 vt. , ' , ' ' f A , , 'ffl f ' f Y - . 6 . . 1 ' f C l J l I. ' 4 I l ' fx , ' ' -l a. 4- 1 It P' L H. lar . 1-lf A A' 'D 1 Th'x nm' ' ' . W I X YI b un u -uw that ' lt ' l , ' lx' s,.'..n - t 'fl lf ' x'1 ll: Y cm- G1 - cm. . - , I: ..- -,H l f' I 5 . 2 u-.------------ 1 ,CA all , ,L -K 1 ' i ,N a 1'f 1- rf' . 4, - L. ' ' A . - f I 'C lf. , 4? V -.. .1 - .. I , V f gf: Q52-4 - fsfffgfvi-QS' 1 V C X xx X Lu.Q-.., fl.-f',-Jl, mic G'-Gam .Q-TlQQ.v-Slllcq-fl1.f JT C. , V. wmul 1.- fi L. Dorothy Levensohn At reparlee Dol is so brighl She give: the xlaid leacherx a fright. Allhough :he loolu shy. Appearances he. But her bark'x really worse than her brle. lll. Jumor Debating Club. IV. Debaring Club. Tri-Sure Debate. V. Gleam Sraff. Debating Club. Tri-Slate Debate. Dramatic Club. Lann Club. Vl. Remembraneer Stall. Dehatmg Club. Tri-Stare Debate, French Club, Ruth Marlon Levv Wed lrlz Ru h cn lhe GLEAM stall lorener Since at comps xhex exceedmglg cleuer And ol kodak snap ahora She has taken juxl lot: For lo help all .she fans her endeavor Junxor Dramauc Club Roorers Club Gleam Sratf Staff Stall French Club Glee Club Gleam Gleam Wllllam Charles Llghtfield Brll rv just fcarlcsvly bngh! It really rs not all rrgh! Tha! the res! of ux dummrex Should ba- as ulenl as mummlex lhe prexenfc of thu slnmnq lrghl Rcmemlwrancer Stall ames Martin Ludden HCL plus LN lnnmy ludden 0 rh must or non as nou. huddun Lyddne or TXT flu deparlun fron- srhool mrghl b sudden Chemrstrx Club 1 v i.. - -N A A g 2- - 1 IN jr --.,... X I 425554 L7 Q T I..l l ltgr Pafye Tu. zniy seven . 1 - A.. - - V , l f lg ' ' ' ' : 1 Ill. ' , ' . ll , lv. . 'A 2 V, . at Vl. , . . ll ' I ln ' ' ' . l ll '- vl. . . 1 v' , S .L Q ' ' X -,.-f. g C C C 6 ' l , ' I' r ' 9 .'. Y .. e I . -, ' . I C. AIA, -l , Y I H fb -fx' l- ln! J v ' ' 'T ' l'Ll.h f' ' If in les! tube Ihere'd be l Q JI 7' A -I W ' . Q . V Jr, vl. ' . ' tl 'T 'A Q i --------' --Q . N if in 1 D ' ,fr C- a ' 4 -..L if --1Q,f:g - 1 A 1, a : G -le .1 'Q : ,f Jl.-gii4..fr A9 - -Q M1 ' e D' x ,.. ffm: l 1 -s- 'X ig... x 5 'X S- S Harry Mack With the gubernatorial power. In Kentucky would Math like to flower. Whenever he xang. The rafters all rang. In hu Ford he drives 'round by the hour. Vl, Basketball Tram. Robert Wtllxam Manss Here tt a fellow named Manu gttls be gives neter a glance They my How he thnx' But maybe het une Cauae lt means much more cash tn hrs pants Jumor Debating Club Jumor Dramatic Club Jumor Debanng Club Jumor Dramatic Club Vl Basketball Team Constantine Mebas Our Dena maker use of hu xkzll Al htm we hate laughed wuh a null He can dance he tan act Wlth the greater! of tact We would ray Come and gne us our 1 Pllgtlm Play Gym Team Baseball Team Jumor Dtamatlc Club Gym Team HI Y Club Gym Team Football Team Basketball Team Vau devllle Dtamatn: Club Twelfth Night The Pot Boilers HIY Club Gxm Team Football Team Vaudeulle Etta Betty Michelson Pita s lttlle tun Mater tar Holds a number Ihal x latqer by fat Hu dteun are hnghl fl Ihr ones nun m old lunztbut Jumor Drlutmg Club Jumor Deluluq luv Cntlx llaselull Team Centulull l tam Cunt Tram at i I I-A Page 7 uenlq ugh! 55 S ...P N , sm- ' N If ' , 1 3 ml '1-up . . . X Q N '. w- To - - - ' , 5 I' . , I . . I it l 11. ' ' , ' A . 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Glee Club, Robert Kennedy Moore Robert Moore drtvex around tn hu COUP He has ne er let his frtendt xptrttx droop For he r Irish you see lust as nice as can be One ol football and baseball x blaze group Zanesulle High School Zanesville High School Walnut Hills High School Secretan of Class l-ll Y Club Baseball Team HI Y Cub Football Team Baseball Team Marjorie Fox Mosler To Rnd a more popular lass Would assuredly be quite a tatlt Shes the hind they adore And who could ash more For she ts u.ell Ithed tn the clan Gsm Exhibit Junior Dramatic Clul Routers Cluh Centerhall Team Crlee Club Mathtlde Long Muehlfelder Mathrlde is rt Highly young dame Her Charleslonx u.on her much fame Her feet are her fortune They re xo hot they are scorchtn Here: hoping :he neuer gets lame Girls Gvm Team Endymlon Rooter: Club Special Chorus Gym Team Girls Baseball Team Secretary of Class Junior Dramatic Club Midsummer Nights The Tempest Rooters Club Girls Swimming Team Dramatic Club The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife The Three Wishes Girls Swimming Team Cenrerball Team Gleam Stall Remembrance: Stall' Dramatic Club Athletic Coun cnl Girls Swimming Team Centerball Team Vaudevtlle - H .ls 3 I ,.,-,, X I 3' I all in lnnua-r Page Twenty nm: I I- Q l 4, , 'L I-1' , . . . , ..., . v e - Y Y . f V l W Ill. ' . I IV. ' ' , ' . l V. ' . '- ' , ' . ' Vl, V- ' , , . I 9 . ' . , t ll. ' ' . , lll. ' -. 1 ll , IV. ' . V' l f I V. , VI, . br , . e A - - A -., ff v - , ,fx - r ' - ' V, , -1 4' , fx' ' ' ' . -9 ' -K U In . I , H k . 2911... - 1 ll. ' , . ' , ' . ' - , ut. , A ' , L- ' - ' ' A . Dream. Student Council. Rooters' Club. Girls' Swimming Team. .. .. . . , , . ' th IVA r . A . f r V, V .. . ,, L W .1 T, vt. , , V y 4 , C ' S - Q X 'A. 1 l. W . L' ,ini . ? ' - 5 C 4 M .. -41 'xv ' d fi - r V T f. 2' -X. -- X .- . ', ' 'f . ' ' ' ' ' Y ' -. 1 1, .A A wr fav' I we E? for -5 We -s- X Pave Thrrlu .X .- - 4 ,..., Magdaline Louise Mueller Our Maggie ix never blue, But her clothes are of every hue. And always ix steady. For work the is ready Maggifs a friend staunch and true. lll. Junior Dramatic Club. Rooters' Club. IV. Junior Dramatic Club. Rootets' Club. V. Dramatic Club. Vaudeville. Vl. Dramatic Club, French Club. Glee Club. Girl Reserves, Girls' Swimming Team. Carl Muth Though he modextly seeks to retreat And deny hex our worthtpped alhlele When the score 5 al u lie And tt means do or die He utll never acknowledge defeat Track Team Basketball Team Track Team Gleam Stall' Basketball Team Baseball Team Gleam Stall Remembrance: Stall' HtY Club Football Team Basketball Team Baseball Team Track Team N tcholas N tcoltef He is one uho has come from abroad There ts nothing to do but to land Both his artist like ways And the mtnrc he plays Soon his engineer a lean well applaud Football Vl Debating Club Raymond Francis Ntehaus Hut Bturh Lan run maybe to He on rlarmet plagt And on taxophone brag: 'lnd from lhal lhere s no rerourxe you ltnou. Ortrestra Orthcstta Xl Otthestta Band Ra to Club 5 xx -.TX il' rin tt 11:1 lan-Qt 'X Y M 'FT' A Q 1 E , . U 1 , . ' 4 . ' I - A K nt. . w ' l W- ' - 9 ' ' vt. . . . ' . , vt. . . 1 . . I . ill - . . ' l- . . 4, ,i A , 1 v, ' , , ,E ' ' I 1 l , I . I ,Q I Q fx I i ' X fel' K Ht' preside: o'er a club. radio. A vt 1 . A Vx. C If ' . r A . Q V ,, fl lv. , l ',f f--1-L xl. - ' - -if A ' . , . .1 ., -s C - W 'X ' I ll rf QT 7 Y V ' ., ' ' . . , I -C '-,Q ' ' - . - :A Tj' T e an - 1'i.J. - 1- t , e.-M, i- .e .,, .ff -3 W - .. ,. C, , 4- Q, -.L i. Q , ,. -i A - ,' . ,., -. A.. ' f?? f-N R 3 'L 1 A 'X 'f 7 f'f n. ,l,1:f 'b gf? 'hc ,cjyl gxfyi' ,ii 0 ,fl V -- Tiii T'W fn.. ,.,- L 'N -r Austin Nisonger Nou: Auxtin's a boy with red hair: With knowledge he'x aIu:ay.s right there. Take: both trig. and Greek, Yet acts very meek! He's a combination quite rare. Vl. Orchestra. Band. Glee Club. Chemistrv Club. Radio Club. Norma Augusta Pandorf Norma travels to us every day From an ENVIRON some diatance away She is truly a friend For good cheer without end She spreads round pleasing trait to display Junior Debating Club Rooters Club Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Roolers Club Debating Club Dramatic Club She Staops ro Conquer Dramatic Club Girls Advisory Committee George Platts george Platti u.e are sorry to State Hin kept his skill dark up tn date 'lhe statistics he u.rote Are worthu ol note Stupidity .mrs their chief trait Thanksgiving Play Student Council Dan Delany Powers He rx named for a leader of men Who faith braued the dread 'ions den And though me ll confess The lions are less Student Counril 'M ' - ig v it -.,.7... S X kb X wp Page Thirty one ,A l -1 X. l r , , N V'y V X w l ' ' . V 4 A 3 III. ' ' , ' . , r lv. ' , ' ' . ' . , V VI. . V . , . . 4 , . ' c , V , . . . A 7 . . A Il , . ' T' l. . ' 4' iv. . , l rv i 5 v :T I' ' V. .1 I u 'NA Q, IL? I ff I 44-X' ' in ' ' .' 9 f 'f Sl Q. . fn - - 1 1 ' . W l. .- 5 smz me world he will conquer .md mm. l 7:3 ,V A Ill. 3 J -. ,V-,Q F' . ' , ff? gf, -W 71' 1,1 X fi-1-1 efgfei--45 4. . if ,L.--:z2:4.:1g f - 5' - sv C. -Sv -- .E X -. w: 2. -.-- 4 - .,, ,.. , A .- -1, Y- , i 5'Q ah l' M r' s eff- 'r C bflglfmrllklrilllfeisef if Q '11 lbff , a ' n l l l l WSE! Ti, -,. X -4-4 Norman Augustus Reis There wax onre a young alhlele named N Who by his efforlx won honor: galore. He u.'as on every learn, Dreu: carloons for The GLEAM, And of friends he ha! many a xrore. lll Student Connell. Baseball Team, Track Team. r I . Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Trark Team, Football Team Baseball Team Football Team Basketball Team Baseball Team Mnchael Rolllnger Mrrhael Rollrnger rx a bu lazy So hrs facts are at ttmex rather haly But on gym team he worked And there never :hrrked And loo uhen he xrngx glee: he s a dauy Gvm Team VI Gym Team Glee Club Luctlle Emily Rothfuss Lou has a perpetual xmlle Wllh pouer our heart: lo begurle Bu! Greek xt a language Whlrh cauxes her anguuh And threarem her smrle lo deile Orchestra IV Orchestra V Dnmatxc Club Orchestra Harry Robert Rozm Junior Junior Junnor French French Dramax Tennls He can danre he ran ung he ran ru. Hu look: not so bad He s quzie a great lad lf you don! beltete me ,un axle htm Xale Club Orchestra Dramauc Club Orrhutu Dramatn Clul Orchestra Clula Club Latin Club Tennxs Team lr Club Naudeulle Basketball Team Team lm Of, Turk Team aaa ,. T F na.. QTL Page Thirty uno IY V. . . 5 H xl. , , , F-A ' Y v s, v - - Q , . . V - .L ' ' ' ' ' . I ll . . n y 4 5 I v. 5 . 1 V L r ' 1 . I , I . l . I . , - ! lll. . ' 1 ' ' Il 5 I ' ' ' ' f f ' ' ' w 6 1 ' r - I J , . LSJQ xl ' And olay baxketball up in the gym. gb ul ll . , Tw l Ill x ' ' ,J - H IX . +4 ,-ff' . V , ' . ,',.' 1 ' YI , ' , . . I - 1 v 2 L . .J ' - T ., A ' ' . , X l- 13- -J W Y, -Y 4-V. -X -- ., A . 1 ' f P f at N fl 1 VT' his I vm: rf G -1,- J, -.Q 'N -Q ,Q , fgarm, , IQ, xgf Y. Qlgawa if Walker Ware Ryder V Vl. Ryder is the nexl name that u.'e lirzd. Though a lfalher iI's aluiuyi behind: Which sport he prefers The knowledge delerx Tha! lou:ard :heminry he wax inclined. Baseball. Baseball. Robert ames Sahnd fhlx pleasmg young fellou. named Sahnd lx not vurh a hard worlung man When brm you do knou Respect you u.rll one To the hes! sport rn all the broad land ames Sampson A very tall lellou, rs Jrm Hu lrrends have nicknamed him Slum Hes a dancer mdeed Wnh the gurls he ll succeed For hrs rlolhex look vo snappy on hum Edna Matus Schewxtz r She grggles and leans and ughs And dreams oflen lurk m her eyes 4nd ue knou. that a prmre If he had any xeme Would nener her su,eelnexs despise Jumor Dramatlr Club Polhanna Club Roolers Club Junior Dramanc Club Pollvanna Club Spernl Chorus Roolers Dramanc Club Polhanna Club The Three Vis es Dramatic Club Glee Club -si- 'L 7 i L 5.1 5 X 2x1 f -g Wm, w ' u h ,x ,. -. I+' C4 I Pa Thrrty three l r L rlfryf I W N J W A A , g A, . . ' . U' , , 1 , 2 ' A x , . u, Q I , b J l r ' ' ' ' r e ii , 1 . I I , jr ' ' 5.T - 1. 1 ' f -1 uw . W tk ff' . V - A .' J ..' 1 4 V V ' ' 5.4: - lu. , r , ' . Ig' ' I. 4 - ' - . Y- - Club. ' :fr- 1 fl- V V -H , ,Q ?5 L C 'mf ,,.4 f -- fe f - --e C-- - - -X '11 -C ,QQE L- A,-Nj-. f 'w .JN X-'V lui f4l 'x jA-.--- X1.-,Q,yR : 'AT Q ' Q 'Q' f na. T - J' -Q ' W' - ' 1- -F' I ' f fe R' fr' we , IE'Cls,EAef,fge,i.'?TQQZfsl -.- - Florence Schreiber .-lr hr! linger: more :will o'er the hegr. Florence ur the pmno doe: please, I Shel a rea'lur lwe wire: We but xtand and admire As xhe plays cluxrir music with care. . . ' ll. Junior Debating Club. Girls' Baseball Team. X lll. Junior Dehaung Club. Junior Dramatic Club. Routers' Club. IV. Roolers' Club, , The Three Wishes Cervrerhall Team Dramauc Club Glee Club Cenrerball Team Volleyball Team i Julius Schrerber Julius a rhemul may be For he lrkex rl xl .r easy to ree In hu sludler hex brrghl Though he parsed them m flrghl For he made the four qeurr rn three Junnor Dramaur Club Larm Club Debaung Club Dramanc Club Debarmg Club Dramauc Club Laun Club Chemistry Club Radlo Club Lucille Marne Schubert A more damlg gurl we ran! llnd For there are but few ol her kmd Her blush rr eer ready And get xhe lr :ready We like both of there Iran: combmed Junnor Debarmg Club Junior Dramanc Club Junior Debaung Club Jumor Dramanr Club Speual Chorus Club Specual Chorus Debanng Club Polhanna Club Drmmaur Club Gul Reserves Glu Club Cenrerball Team 1. 1 Walter Lawrence Seabrooks Though he doex urlh mlirmrly rape Hu courage rr greal Hu rkrll u :Is mate hu gume he har marlered the dope Baseball Team Baseball Team Baseball Team T' rn S 5 4 ii' T lg: in ll 1 Page Thuly four V, . . X-,. , , . . 'xm 4 ' , J ,I , 5 ' i T . . .- -'H' l ' ' , ' IV. ' . ' . , 1 . V, . . . W vl, I ' . ' , ' , , . ,3 f I 14 ' - ' l 1 I I , . V u, ' . ' ' . . . . I r X lv. ' . 4- . ' 1 V. ' . - . . . ! 1 0 -iff, 5 ' 1 I, A I, - , When rl 'S Seabrook: u.'ho'r pilrhing lhere'x hope. rl rr , K N 0. . , I 1 . I .., I . y 1 . , . . 4 if - ' Ol ' . f lll. . T! v . - :ez C V' ' ' r, , f . - N .3 '- xr W, P -fe 7 .Y ' ' 1' wp' - C ' 7 C.. 'J - - xp fda e W.. ' H . .. T' V . F i C S, 4 -xv-.N - C ,V - Q , ,. - A - L ,,., , ,. 16 l Tl I l 1 -1.- 'Nf or ew- g2e+51.Ll.llF,-e ia-1 2-'nc Joseph Segal Never gel in u iight u.'t!h Joe Segal, For his mien and hir bearing ure regal: Hc'll convince you HES right. And that black MUST be whtlr, With a number of argumenrx legal. IV. Debating Club, Basketball Team. Track Team, V. Gleam Staff, Debating Club, Tri-State Debate, Dramatic Club. She Stoops to Conquer. Basketball Team. Vl. Gleam Staff. Remembrancer Staff. Debating Club. Dramatrc Club, Twelfth Night, Football Team. Chemlstry' Club, Tri-State Debate Edrth Maxme Shayeson Quw! Edtth rs nol tory bold Bu! she rs uorth her u.e1ghr Her hatr 1s not red ll s auburn she satd And ue alu.ays bel1e1.e u.hat me re told pure gold Juntor Debatmg Club Sperral Chorus .lunlur Debattng Club .luntor Debating Club Junlor Dramatrt Club Sperlal Chorus Debatmg Club Dramauc Club Lann Club Pollyanna Club Dramatrc Club Lattn Club Glee Club Marlon Clara Sherman Nou. Sherman r a later ol Qportr Bolh mdoor and outdoor all tort Wrrh her frrend Anna lxrrt She lacks not the tu! To make mung cleter retort.: Jumor Debating Club Jumor Dramatnc Club French Club Rooters Club Dramatlr Club Pollwanna Club Dramatlc Club Crlee Club Morris Sbokler Thr: good buxhelbull rrrub was reu.urded When lo htm was hta leltrr urcorded x u lac! he 1: luftlled n hu xleepmg admrlled But hu :arh he: not mtter luke hourded Junior Debating Club Special Chorus Speual Chorus Xl Dramanc Club Radu: Club Basketball Team Glee Club 1' 5 fix il f -:ff r-1 1-'Ha I ...L I x U I --L... 5 -a fl J T F rf 1 l l Page Thtrty Eve fkm T 1 w , . . W, 1, , v l . I in A J , . . v v v ' - Q uv I E 1. ' . . g I . l ll, . K Ill, ' , ' ' , ' , '. IV. , ' . ' , - . l v, ' . ' . . M X L! .. H - -' 13 'A . ' Q. 1' t l l. ' , '1 111. , , . A IV ' . y . ' v. ' , . ' up ' N . '. ' 'f ' .f K fx ,I 1 . ,l L, ,fix 1 xffa -..K . , I ' LJ HS, 4 ,,f ' .- , -. 1. ' ' , ' . 1 f 11. ' . ' ' ' . rf-.. - Z? 1 ' 'L C 1 C- 7 TQ- ,-.4 2 -1 f or 7 '41 C 4 , 1. ,hrx - -. --- n - ff. --T -.' '1 X -if' 'ju . ' ,fe jj ' ' -4-I my f Q -. - Y . - --- Q Y- 'f-W i fe ' - Y . VA i I f . , gvffbv-X -, V 'fU'f1'f'G fri abc G'-eng' l ,Q-fd 235, ,- 'N Iau -1.- Ethel Jeanette Srvltz ' Ethel rx one ul liIe'x joys.- , To her. English comp: are Bu! il :he had her way. We are sorry to xay. The world would, alas, hold no boya. mere Ioyx. ll. Junmr Dcbaung Club. Ill. Junior Debating Club. Dcballng Club French Club Larm Club Club Latm Club Gleam Sraff Remembrance: Staff French Ehzabeth Louise Stevenson Betty rr Amee! all Ihr time And conuderx Lalm crzme She rl not much for books She has plenty of looks And can dance urlh n grace lhala xublrmt Curl Scouts Girl Scouts .lunlor Dranatlc Club Routers Club ' Rnorcrs Club Dramatic Club Dramatic Club Gln Club Betty Strauss Belly: a audenl of Greek 4nd a lnend ol lhe kmd lhal you seek fl sense of humor so rare The mos! beaulrlul hart e het she could dame for a ueeh Dramatic Club Xl Dramanc Club Xnuclulllc' Crnrrrball Team Glu Club Edna Laura Strothman Our Frlna ls qurel and sucrl -lrd lc aluuux clreued Ury near Her dear xurmy smrle In OLR lay ull lhe uhrle AI Io nm :lark burnd I' ll :I x Ina! Dram u L: 1 a-,..... S 4- F1 ni lil 11-L Q... 1 hrrlu 1 X lv. , , xi , -5 V I vl. , , , - , , 'P' Fifi, 1 v 1 7 l . ' - - ll Mr-ff . V A ' xl 4 a I 5 1, ' , 5 r ll, ' . 2 . ' Ill. ' . . ' . ', l lx, ' . ' v. . I vl. , - , V - ly . I : I l w l . 4 5 ul v. . X g. , 4.-.1- .. b f , 1-- L' 1- ff' V C G 7 - f' c I I ,A A fl ' ll ' buff' Q . 7 . 4. . My I4 , -1 1 ,I I kv Bl V. nl ' a ' . 3' .- A Xl .mf um kle- cum, ll' IEE TA 1 . l' 7 1 P-f: Al -:X ' lf . V V C 3 X- -V C .-V X' - fi fn, ' C 'S' ' C f ' ' CA j y 1 -H1 - T T. u A -gl X b - Af - N- A , A 'wh 4 ' rf -- F' P- '- 1- . W f- ' - f ef if ' ' I .,. A C lv- I gf or ffviw 1 flee-1 ff -rf-J for Krgfzl lynx ,degli we me I 1 4 4 l 1 1 I l I 1 l I ! 1 l IN. O ML. , D 11 t Thomas Frederick Henry Stueve There's a saying u:eIl-known of glass houses Wbirh this Tom near room I6-A rouxer On the ream as an end He proved a God-send. But these day: around srhnol, he just drowset. ll. Junior Debating Club, Junior Dramatic Club. lll. Junior Debating Club. IV. Football Team. Trark Team. V. Football Team. Basketball Team. VI. Dramatic Club1 Twelfth Nlghtf Chemnsrrv Club Football Team Charles Swtgart ln Homer this frank boy does seek Examples of how nerg Greek To his feelings gave Lent And sard what he meant But of HIS :elf we get bu! a peel! Vl Football Team Radio Club Ernst Theodore Thetmer Erns Theimers a neu. comer here He fame from New Jersey lax! gear In his brief case so big For his book: he must dig Good natured hed ever appear lll South Side High School Vevurlt N Chemistry Club Thomas Tucker That he sings in the Glee Club ue knou. lnd in lab makes the rhernrrals flou. He t qure! no doubt Bur u.hen he breaks out He u.rIh Larry and Immy doet q YI Chemistrw Club Glee Cuh -9. N Q--, N3 - S 5, ff S S, ,Xu Page Thrrrg ser en l 1 1 1 J in il F ' Q . Q' 1 P Q! ' A r 'f , 1. . ' ' 1 . 1 . 11 J. I vi. ' . 1 for . 1 1' . L1 fig, PQ -' -xg 1 e A A . - -. 1 f VL l , g 4 b A 1, iff-,. , S' ' ' - ll in - 0 1 f- g , n - , 1 , l-L e 4, NTD 12s -11 X at its-E If 1 fs ' '44 MMT 'ig' ' ' M ' T ' ' ' ' ' T ' 'I ' Ewa? . E .1 5' G1 . few 1 ot., 0 My vmQ 1- ,,.-1 'N ra s 4-k Ms I he can Gifilkf' D l V Q 5 Mary Van Fleet We well hnou: she rr quite inennxistent, And as well that ahe'r very insistent: Bu! :he must haue a knack, , For of friend: shc's n stack That are neither so leu: nor so distant. V. Latin Club. Vl. Chatterbox Staff, Remembranrer Stall, French Club. Girls' Ad- visory Committee. Civic and Vocational League. Marion Louise Van Horne Though Marion lives xo near by Her arrival to 8 30 x nigh Shes quiet and steady For lun ever ready e re glad when thrx girl we espy lll Junior Debating Club Junior Dramatic Club Dramatic Club Vl Dramatic Club Girl Reserves Stella Roberta Visconti True hearts and sincerest of smile: Appeal more than riches or styles They re fashioned in gold Thar wont tarmrh arou. old They re must lonely ol all u.omens u.iles Pilgrim s Play Albert Rudolph Voss hon sinre Albert is mmmnnlu uood t uond r u.hy .Study Hall should Haee surh an eller! Ihe truth all rorreet --,.. 5, S s 3 nfl 1-,H Page hirtu ei lvl - . .mt 5 31 S 1 r- S 1 Q X V II I il I K 4 : ' ' . ' W Q We 1 - . li., i ' . ' ' . i I - K i V. ' . r .P ' H, 1 .. r - - . .. A X 1 1 Q 7 i F' , l It i u we ffm T. . , - - , D -1 W- - .- - ' K Q ' C , V . W ,I .- I R 1 ' . . ' X' 1 i Muth and Lightlield might give. il they would. I! ly' . ll ' - - l -Y EE- l -A f l f l f. ,, QI i- 1-5 inf, .L 'N L1 3 0 ' 'i' - M fi, ,ga - 's or f as -4' - f :es teafras ..f...Q. fe -eel s.-.e-f-l-.e d,-a If 1 -- -xi, C.-- .. ,Jn - 5, f.. -- , - - A-- ,i .,f I 7 V ,-. ', l f A ' HW-we .1 We f F F f'5'fgN3 Q Q,-erg,,teegllff4g QQ l one mean I 9,5 5, ,jg 7 WED 4... N '-x Maxwell Conner Weaver .llax ix busy with athletic cares. He managed our football afairs. Hr ix liked by ux all. For in cubbg-hole small. He sells tickels for nickel rar-fares. ll, Gym Team. Trark Team. lll. Gym Team. Track Team. IV. Baseball Team. Track Team. V. Manager of Football and Basketball. Baseball Team. Track Team Ht Y Club Manager of Football and Basketball Baseball Team Track Team Andrew Cameron Webster He knows well how to dnue Ihr machine which oft he appear: on the xcene Ac a hallbach In rad Tha! few chances he had o exhrbrt hu ardor so keen Swlmmtng Team Swimming Team Football Team Basketball Team Sutmmtng Team Football Team Gxm Team Myron Wolf If a problem rs right tt wrong' lx a xhort mile uer long Doe: a .rheeps wool xhrrnh When il takes a drm And lhux do hr: queer questions throng Junior Debatmg Club The Ftrst Cbrtstmas Tre: G Junior Debating Club .luntor Debating Club Debating Club Debating Club Dramatic Club Debating Club Dramattr Club Twelfth Night Stanley Wolf Hes Ihr om' uho pu! RINC rn the Ringling In the gum he wiv our blood ltnqlrng He s lmlr- but mu The food he does huq llhrrh en not. hts al lluxwrn-ans unqlmg Ln nt Team Gsm Team Gxm Tum Gxm Team Gum Team Radto Club -X 1 'iff'- ym Exhibit -.77 X Rage Thrrlu nine giiblffsllififligrf l 1116 I . l Henry Bush Wright There's a natural dance for this bog. The new Charleston lell him spread much joy. Hr's a hillary rhark. So he keep: up his mark, A: he doe: not Min Curtis annoy. 1 -' -ml , 9 Q S 1.-A-.X W Mary Louise Wuest You ran tell Mary lou from a mule By hur look! her hair and her smile Her laugh 1: conlageoux Her French as outrageous Wuh curh charm: :he could not but beguale Roolers Club Junior Dramanr Club Rooter: Club Dramanc Club French Club Tennis Team Dramatic Club French Club Vaudevnlle Glee Club Cenxerball Team eanette Yaeger And now at the end of the lut ls one who lzghl hau has a lwui She use: her eyes Ax blue as the sklel Wnh glance: whose arm cunt b muxrd Woodward Hugh School ' Pollyanna Club Spcual Chorus Pollyanna Club ' Glee Club -s. 4 4.4 'N ' Ibxg 'WT' 'il' S hi vi- A7 ji' X 1 77' Pagr Forlf-I K .4 I ' -, N. I l 1' h , ' . ' l ' - 5 1 I I . ' 1 1' . I . l It ' n Q 1 ur. ' . u ' l IV, ' ' , ' . 1 XL. 1 Z 1 P A . ' . 4 U J l C M l , C In ul. ' . 1 ' lx. , A . ' - v. . ' Xl. . 4 .l'. , in , -I 14' Agp w .if Z, 7 i-l 4 ,V , 1 L ' ? 4 - A94 x I l- '9 T ni? 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IU The CB Qracle Qlrls Eloxse Barclay Charlotte Beaman Faye Block Veryl Boyer Florence Bragdon Helen Breese Alrce Belle Bronworth Betsy Burns Dorothy Caldwell Ruth Dickerson Dorothy Freld Mlldred Funk Mmam Frankenstein Rose Gould Margaret Green Anita Gutman Dorothea Gross Marx Loulse Harder Const.: cc Hrrrmpton Sarah Harris .losephme Heyman Leonne Heyn Dorothy Hllton Beatrice Hlllbouse Mlnnette Hoffmelster Catherine Hollmeyer Ethel Humphrey Mane Jacobson Rosalind Joseph Helen Kas Nellie Kipp Mamle Knight Donna Louise Lamb Alrce Latscha Maxrne Leech Marcella Mlschel Vrrgmra Mossman Vxrgmla Puckett Irma Pushm Vlrgmla Randall Ruth Roberts Elsa Rogge Emma Rolf Emma Rolf Alme Rust Dorothy Saloshm Adele Shannon Florlette Taggart Grace Taylor Dorothy Tebow Ernestme Tollner Lerma Thorpe Ellzabeth Wxebkmg Elsle Woodward Dorothx Yaeger W w I Mildred Eichert Gwendolyn Jones Lillian Schutt I The GB Qrade CBoys Wllltam Altemerer John Armbrust Hyman Barlshman Vlctor Baumgartner Clarence Becker Leon Benson John Bladon Harry Bloom Henry Bowman Thomas Bovle Davld Brown Howard Broun Eckle Coker Morrls Dennis James Eggers Elmer Emrlch Charles Erdman Donald Fleld Elmer Fisher Walter Fra7ler Phlllp Goland Lawrence Goldsmnth Richard Goosman lNorrls Gordon Harold Greenwald Emil Gugenhelm Clayton Gunter John Hardcastle Joseph Hardlng Wxllram Hartman Harry Hatch Lee Howell Richard Hauser Clarence Henderson Bertram Hubbard Glenn Jones Aaron lxanter Herman Kahn Charles Klappert Lucien Lazarus Churchill Lea Jack Lehman lrung Lewme Daud LQNISOD Jan LISZYIIEVB slu Thomas McDonald Du lght Martin Wllllam Myer Alfred Meyers Paul Neal Lathrop Nelson Jack Nichols Charles Norns John Petrle Lloyd Ramsey Arthur Remfrank Worth Rers Stuart Schloss Harold Staffelbach Louis Sternberg Walter Stevenson Joseph Summer Mathlas Strashun Walter Tarr Richard Taylor Rudolph Tnetrg Earl Van Horn Alan Wemstern Robert Wrlllams Charles Wlndlsch Clifford Woods! ard uf!!! II The C Qrade Qlrls Harrlet Auhaus Carrie Allen Marte Anthony Ellzabeth Barksdale Ethel Bland Edna Bogie Neulan Bowman Enola Bussman Morton Brown Isabelle Cobb Elizabeth Conrad Martha Cox Ruth Dlllman Dorothy Donahue Dorothy Downs Sue Dreutzer Elizabeth Edmunds Ruth Englander Gladws Flckert Maxine Gasklns Alxce Gross Constance Gross Marjorie Guethlm Mane Hemmersbach Mlldred Hurdle Loulsa Jones Vtrgmla Kalfus Mtldred Kerr Irma Koeppe Irene Kreuter Walda Kuehn Constance Leech Blanche Leppert Josseyln Ltsznlevsska Violet Martin Myra Michelson Irma Muders Odessa Nason Helen Park Elsa Pushln Ruth Redmaus Ruth Ramage Mildred Ramsex Mildred Rose Ruth Rukln Esther Ryan Helen Schreiber Chrlstlne Schorr Mmam Stvttz Evelyn Scott Martha Slehl Juanita Smith Genevleve Snowden Elizabeth Strauss Martha Stemlye Julia Swasky Vtrglnla Taylor Dorothy Trans Catherine Vlscontl Esther Welsel Thelma Wesley Mnnme Whltmeyer Annabel Wtllnams Exelyn Yockex Bessie Zrmmerman Dorothy Cunningham Hattie Ludwick Minnette Stern U Your Robert Annmg Wtlson Bailey Donald Banks Wllllam Bauman Wtlllam Benedict Arthur Bird Solomon Blackman Louls Blatr Jesse Blakely Wtlltam Boehme Dwight Bohn John Bruner Thomas Clmton Harold Cohen Charles Coleman James Cullen Fred Dax Wllltam Dlss Harrs Dunham Robert Egbert Wtlllam Elam Alfred Elng Robert Elltor Robert Emlgholz Wllllam Fenton Sranlex Flelsher The C Qrade CBoys Lester Frank Charles Funck Robert Gtbson Ray Gtlllck Paul Goldstein Samuel Goodman Charles Goosman Thomas Groark Donald Hall Mark Hardcastle Paul Hardcastle Nelson Hastings Charles Hauser James Headley Jack Hexter Rowland Hmsch lawrence Horn Arthur Hull Eugene Huue Stanley Klein lnun Klosterman lohn Kock Glenn Ktker lohn Lackman Harry Larson Leon Levy Raymond LIINIHOH Charles Lowenthal Hovtard McEvt en Robert McGmlew Vlorrls Mason Daud Michaels Herbert Mlelke Hartvug Mtller Simon Muller James Minor Jacob MIHOWIII Dall Moore Nathan Nashlnoff Rea Neely Roy Nester Lester Ortman Edvun Parun Stmon Polaskx Fred Ratne Daud Rleder .nrlflith Resor Hwman Rosen George ROS?l1lXl9lg Joseph Rollmger Thomas Roth Wtlltam Sawage Nleff Schmidt Elbert Schoneberger Charles Schops Nathan Schwartz Eugene Schvwelgart Bernie Segal Sylxan Sesher Edward Shannon Eben Shewman George Smith Thomas Speer Daud Stott Sam Taft Julius Teres Charles Van Nostran Albert Walter leRoy Walker Fred Weber Donald Wenss Hanes West lullus Wolf lack Wrtght I Q Fortyi l 1 i l . . . . 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C' ' 'are - Pav Forty u Naomi Abbott Lucllle Allison Ruth Arenstem Gwendolyn Barclay Helen Bragdon Alma Brestel Ruth Brink Catherine Carns Herbel Cave Dorothy Dee Thelma Eddy Margaret Edmonson Charlotte Frelberg Rose Gazawav Jane Glldehaus Mary Jane Gllllclr Cora Green Hannah Greenberg Dorothy Gruhler Frances Hahn Dorothy Harrls Cora Harrison Lucllle Hatch Barbara Herrick Dorothy Hopper Vlfglnll Huber Dororthy Hughes Lllllan Jacobs Frances Jones Lottie Jones Rose Jones Mary Kepperllng Henrietta Kipp Gertrude Kohn Ruth Lopltke Katherine Liles Vlrglnla Llllnck Adele Lunch Gretchen Mleth Betty Mooney Margaret Nelson Marjorie Nichols Mary Phllllps Laura Plerpont Mrldred Pulliam Ruth Pushm Jean Randall Amanda Roth Betty Jane Schlenck Helen Shields Munel Snzer Louise Sortor Edna Sunth Helen Terry Margaret Thuman Elizabeth Turley Mary Walker Elizabeth Weber Mildred Weghorst Dorothy Wrlson Helen Wueblmg The KD Qrade Qirls Abby Bryant Eloise Jackson Margaret Redding Robert Acomb Jones Adams Wllllam Barley Ralph Bauer George Bertele Ward Bern George Blame Arthur Bollinger Merrlll Bowman Lmdsay Brown Robert Burch Wllllam Burlmgham John Burtel Sam Cohn Arthur Cromwell John Doepke Edgar Fix Duncan Frame Wnlllam Funck Fred Garber lohn Gaither Paul Gleason Wlllnam Grey Kenneth Hausfeld Bully Hengehold Timothy Hlncklex John Hunley Samuel Hunt George Klbler Herman Kleln Jack Klosterman Herman Klugman George Kramer Victor Kramer Edmund Krlttredge George Lautenschlager Robert Lehman Joseph Levy Raymond Lewts Kenton Lyons Arthur McCaffertw Wmdsor McNally Howard Malsel Joseph Massel Fdward Mayer Tyrus 'Vloellers Thomas Morrison John Nichols Wlllls Nrchols Ralph Pagel Reginald Paghe Norman Pmfold Joseph Poetker lames Ratcllff Roger Read Lutrelle Rice Wllllam Rink Lester Robb Elmer Rock Chandler Roettlg Bradford Simmons Gordon Strauss Robert Taylor 4 7 Robert Taylor ll-4 Juhus Tellman George Thayer Arthur Theobald Marlon Thorpe Bernard Van Horn Billy Vockell Melvm Walker Robert Wardell Arthur Wedlg Carl Wlllms Bobby Woodward Puqe Forty ren en The CD Qrade 6Boys Mary Ackerman Vrola Ahaus Ruth Archer Helen Arnsparger Rea Barley Amelia Berry Thelma Blasmg Lllllan Britten Hazel Bryan Vera Care Margaret Dlclc Vlrgmla Dunn Evelyn Eken Alrce Fogg Helen Geiger Marlon Glllham Ora Grant The 5 Qrade Ruth Gunther Iruna Haney Edna Haubroclc Adnan Hlllhouse Helen Hollmeyer Dorothy Hopple Martha lsmael Marjorie Jones Exelxn Knoechel Elizabeth Lacev Lots Lllllck Gertrude Luhn Jessle Lxall Dorothy Muller Marjorie Morrrs QIIIS Marlon Ohlenroth Alberta Plrrung Fern Quaclcenbush Lela Rardm Anna Rolllnger Dorothy Schmled Jean Schoneberger Helen Schroeder Ollxe Seifert Jane Taylor Dorothy Tracv Ruth Tresh Ewelxn Venable Elizabeth Ward Jams Waters Gretna Wilder Elsie Zrppm . V . . , Earnest Ach lrun Albert Grlbert Arenstem Asa Atkms Charles Baetz James Baker Jack Blackwood Karl Blum Ernest Brooks Herbert Brown Law rence Brown Clifford Buck Charles Buerman Raymond Coffey Barley Coke Wrllram Daukert James Durrel Ralph Dusenberry George Fearnaught Dlckex Fuller Hsman Galmkln Woodward Garber Jullus Gelperm Ray Gruenmger Joseph Gnmes Henry Hammerstrom Woodrow Hunter Joseph Kessen Wllllam Kipp George Klsker Roland Kuehn Lours Lane Jack Lashbrook Lau rence Leune Gilbert Lorenz Albert Loring Gerald Lucke Louls Lunsford Thomas McDonald Robert Masterson Wrllram Merr Milton Merssner Haney Mergx Donald Muckloxx Joe Myres Isaac Nemlroff Harry Olmstead John Pfau New ton Pollack Clark Richard Fred Robson Arthur Sargent Julius Schleld George Schnelder Harry Schwartz Louls Selmerr Gilbert Sheppard James Slaum Jack Sullnan George Tawnex Charles Tunis Clarence West Page F fy n nr The 6 Qrade CBoys 'v V. 1 l I' ' I' Robert Vogtll X we HK 1?-fs l 1 I K -25.14 The 277 Qrade Qlrls Dorothy Allen Helen Baumgartner Thelma Becraft Anna Cord Marjorie Delle Fanny Deschler Martha Edmonds Helen Elsner Wnmfred Emmert Vlrglnla Fayen Kathryn French Ellnor Gruner Vnrglnla Guethlem Dorothy Hamilton Dorothy Hnrschner Marian Jacobs Mildred Klem Janet Kusnerus Catherine Layman Frances Lmdsay Alys Lobaugh Elvira McCarty Margaret McEwen Jane McDonald Lounse Oberwltte Louise Pace Vlrglnla Pullem Phoebe Reddert Florence Relf Jean Rukm Josselyn Simpson Mildred Slzer Janet Smrth Charlotte Sonnebom Valene Spencer Anita Vaughn -. 7' ' A Page F hy ,H Him I' Al S 'ff 5 J .5 I. 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A U- X-,I 3, L G 374 ' f' -- 1 ' 3' '19 T M l 46- The football Team LETTER MEN Harold Baron Elbert Becker Davld Eggers Captam James Eggers Davld Gahnkm Stanley Garber Lawrence Goldsmith Richard Herold Davld Kahn Robert Moore Carl Muth Norman Rers Worth Rens Joseph Segal Stewart Sch oss Thomas Stueve Maxwell Weaver Manager K Q- i. Q X NON LETTER MEN Robert Annrng Howard Brown Walter Frazier Jack Hexter Gllbert Howland Wxllram Kipp Davld Levrson Jack Nrchols Lester Ortman Harold Stalfelbach Carl Swrgart Andrew Webster Earl Van Horn Pg Fllyl ?f- 'tvf S I , , .-ruff Y ' , r f. ' ' . I . xr ll J v ., ff! fl . ' ' n i . . . EH ' . - - 1 ,. l 1 L if' if 1 1 I f' .L ,., 'gl ' by Y' 5' 7, are fi ' 1' E ?0 L-4 , - fl-Lg at - - ...L x - -g ft . . 1 R-A A -, E 'T L L X 4.1 , Qbftiefgfgfn f.-,Q:-xfQ- gi JC gi- - ,I n e i - our xanax? l N- N- ffi XQYN 'l'Wf 'sf N Q 'iii ,fr 1, la is The football Team The football season at Walnut Hills High School was inaugurated on September 9 when thirty tvso answered Coach Browns call for candidates One of the greatest de sires of Walnut Hills was fulfilled upon se curing Coach Brown of Tacoma Washing very fine teams in the West and he did won ders with this years team although Captain David Eggers Norman Reis Herold and Garber were the only men left from last year s team On October 2 Walnut Hills started its season with a rush when the strong Belle vue team fell before the tierce attack of the fighting Eagles The brilliant work of Nor Reis at quarterback and Dave Eggers at tackle was the outstanding feature of the game The score was 18 to 0 The fol lowing week Walnut Hills was defeated by St Marys by a score of 6 to 0 Three quarters of the game was played in a drlzzlmg ram and frequent fumbling was the mam factor in our defeat On October Z0 Nor wood ran amuck. and the lighting Eagles could not stop their onslaught. which re- sulted in a 27 to 6 score with Walnut Hills on the short end. A football with handles would have been very useful in this game because fumbling was again the cause of our defeat. Reis and Eggers gained consistently via the aerial route. On October 23 the Walnut Hills Eagles gave a real exhibition of football and spirit when they unexpectedly trounced the heavy Elder High team IZ to 6 at Withrow. Captain Dave Nor, Worth. and Goldsmith tore through the Elder line for steady gains. It was a great game! Every Eagle on the first squad received a mud bath on November 5 as the Withrow Tigers emerged victorious in a 31 to 0 con- test Playing under the worst possible weather conditions the plucky Eagles held Withrow at a 6 to 0 score in the first three periods but the Tigers superior weight told on our light team and they rolled p twenty five points ln the last quarter Our ball on Noxember I3 when Walnut Hills came out on top of a I4 to 6 struggle at Redland Field This game was of particular interest to our old alumni because several years ago on the same field Walnut Hills was defeated in a championship game by almost the same score l5 to 6 Worth Reis caught a forward pass ower the goal line for our lirst score and Staffelbach intercept ed a pass and ran sixty yards for our sec ond score Vengeance was ours' Bad news travels fast but just as a reminder Hughes defeated us 40 to 0 at Redland Field on November 20 Captain Dave Eg gers ended his football career in a line fashion for he was injecting that Eagle lighting spirit into the entire team by his wonderful playing Nor Reis also played a very good game. That part of the team which never re- ceives its due credit is the line: so right here we want it made known that Stueve James Eggers, the captain-elect, Captain David Eggers Herold. Garber Segal, and Becker, who composed the Eagle line were real men. Norman Reis capably filled his posi- tion at quarter-back and directed the team like a veteran. Worth Reis and Lawrence Goldsmith were the half-backs while Schloss held down the full-back position. Nerve fight loyalty to good old Wal- nut Hills! Did these men have these quali- ties? Well say they did. CARL MUTH 7 -Q-1 35 ,E ff -EL ii .fa 2' if 'iZ7T 4tfgetff'q. .. , .'.a7'1ff0i5fF1f 1 ii A gf--P gg .ef , '. If l 1 4' ' ' - ' . u fa 1 J ton. as our resident coach. He had produced Eagles gave Woodward a real taste of foot- 1 I ' ' V ' I , . 'a I' ri , , I A V a I n 5 1 jvywqll f 'QQQ 5-5 , . W oxmx Y NN ...., Q 'x The 6Basketball Team JOHN BLADON DONALD CRONE HARRY HATCH EUGENE IKER HARRY MACK ROBERT MANSS CARL MUTH Captam NATHAN NASHINOFF NORMAN REIS WORTH REIS 4' HARRY ROZIN MORRIS SHOKLER LOUIS STERNBERG ANDREW WEBSTER MAXWELL WEAVER Manager 77- ' I I P9 I Ffly ,QI 11205 X . ! if: I 2 1 1 I I ffl U r 9 ' x .gd ' lvl, N 459 f , L A f. I U lg- xg ' ' ', 'L -i 'A -s. T . '- -1 ,-ig'- T ws Q . 'F 7.15 - :- YC ' - .W- fll T ' v-1 . ,, ,, -- 1- ' - +-- N L -- V- '-1 ff T-+ M.---A-L h.--.. ' Wil - 'J -211 TT f '3-.. ,rg-Vllf .f.w 'h, -- E' V+ -A- ' E' L.: . -E -C :F 1 - - E: 7 - --N A-- -1--1-1i'J. - - fs, v- ' a e i -six WEB 'K BT I ' 5f '5E 'Ci elves me Glenn Kama aa H a D -2' The CBasketball Team Coach Browns urgent call for basketball candidates was answered by Nor Rels Worth Rets Iker Bladon Hatch Crone Roztn Shokler Sternberg Cots Manss Glbson Nestor Nashlnoff Norrls Mack and Den nts Smce two regulars were unable to play Coach Brown had to butld up a nevs team Nor Reis played a great game at center Iker displayed real ablllty at forward and Worth and Bladon starred at the guard poslttons Old Man Jmx who was our consistent companion last year took If upon himself to help us out agatn thus year Consequent ly Walnut Hllls won only one game thxrteen and that was the thirteenth On December I5 Walnut Hllls opened nts schedule wtth the Ohno Mllttary Institute the Eagles came out on the short end of a 26 to ll score Iker and Roztn were the Eaglets who starred tn this game After losmg to Terrace Park by a 36 to 19 score on December Z3 and dropping an errattc game to Norwood by a Z7 to 7 score Wal nut Hllls played thexr nrst lnterscholastlc game with Woodward tn the Woodward gym on January 8 The Bulldogs vxon the contest with a 44 to 9 score because of the Injection of several mexperlenced Eaglets mto the game The Eagles next met Hughes ln of Clncmnatl gym Nor led the attack bs sconng three field goals while Iker and Roztn showed some real nghttng sptrlt Hughes won 34 to I4 Getting better every game On January 70 Walnut Hllls lost a fast and excltlng game to St Man s bv a score of Z0 to IJ The Tlgers are commg Oho' Oho' The Tlgers came to the Um YEFSIIW of Cmcmnatt gsm and brought thelr rabbxts feet and horseshoes for the Eagles lost a mp and tuck contest to the Wtthrow Tlgers Nor Rets starred by cagmg nme Held goals but Wlthrow finally came out ahead m a 23 to Z2 contest On January Z8 Wal nut Htlls was made the Vlcllm of the fast passing Covtngtomans who defeated he Eagles 27 to 13 A week later the Eagles had a dtflicult game wtth the Woodward Bull dogs at the Central Y M C A for the Bulldogs won the 43 to 18 conflict The Eagles celebrated Lincoln s birthday by losmg a slow game to Brownstown Indlana by a score of I6 to 7 The game began at eight oclock ln the mornmg and some of the Eagles were stlll pursued by the sandman The fighting Eagles gave Hughes plenty of worrv on February l9 at the Umverslty gvm but they lost out ln the last quarter by a score of 77 to I6 Worth Rels Bladon and Iker were the outstandmg stars of the game Beat Wtthrow' D1d we Wm? Right' Was II a great game' Right agam' On Feb ruary 26 the Walnut Hills Eagles and the Wlthrow Tlgers were engaged ln one of the best and most excltnng games of the year The Eagles after losmg everv game of the year and never beatmg Wxthrow ln basket ball played thelr best game of the season b tmg the Tgers by a 72 to 7l score loyal Eagles to do this great deed The athletlc department could not choose a star from the Eagle team because the team work was perfect Coach Browns txp off play worked ln such an accurate and machine like fashlon that II thrilled the rooters time after ttme This victory more than made up for all of our defeats Anyway All s u ell that ends well CARL MUTH X K- X! Ea -Sli 'W I' I S Page Flfty seven A., . 'A 'T I s .t 1.-:Lx Y lf I' '1 .4--1 .T ,Q c 177 l j 1 l , ,,,, a - . 4 , 7 lf , 4 . .I V V . i I I . O I W I a A, . , ' . , . - . ll ' D in ' ' ' , ' 4 . ' . 4 l 4 . . . . ' .- I ' . I X Q: , . V A I' g A N ,F - If ea ' i - - - , V '. a rough and tumble match at the University Iker' Wonh, Bladon, and Nor were the ' , 'ale . ' , , . A' V I Y bs . ' . . t . li Q 'f l' ' ' . - , 'fs ,. - , g . 1 1 . , 4 5,-,Q 1 i I H ' ' - ,gn ' I l . 71141 . A 3, igf- sigzfg gg' , 'gqlggg g a 7.1!-4 , fllgfjt ,111 g-if-' Q: - S Y- -' '-'-. f- -e - :'-- ' f--2' :INK-1. - - ' I The Taseball Team WILLIAM ALTEMEIER ELBERT BECKER HARRY BLOOM HENRY BOWMAN DONALD CRONE CHARLES ERDMAN DONALD FIELD LAWRENCE GOLDSMITH EUGENE IKER GEORGE LAUTENSCHLAGER CARL MUTH NORMAN REIS Captain WORTH REIS STUART SCHLOSS EBEN SHEWMAN AIBERT VOSS MAXWFLL WEAVER RICHARD HEROLD Manager 'N inf af was -ci' l 559 7 The 6Baseball Team Our baseball team has had a sen success ful year Under the expert coaching of Mr Brown and with five regulars from last years squad a formidable team was placed ln the scholastic race Captain Nor Reis Worth Rels Iker Weaver and Field were the veterans with the squad this year Nor was back at has old positron at thlrd base He played very well at thlrd and he was the chief factor ln all of our VICIOKICS Worth played his regular excellent game at short all through the season his batting could not be surpassed Huge Iker worked at sec ond base m great style and Flelds was our versltle utlllty men Max Weaver roam mg nn hxs old posltnon at center field proved to be the fastest man ln high school base ball The candidates for the team were Erd man Altmeler Voss Schloss Becker Crone Lautenschlager and GlllICk The Eagle bat Erdman bore his share of the work m admlrable fashxon and took part m nearly every game Altmeler our lnttle backstop IS one of the best catchers ln the hlgh school clrcult Crone played hrst base like a veteran and was a good batter Voss and Schloss who were ln the outfield for the Eagles played a fme defenslve game Becker Gul luck and Lautenschlager made up the reserve corps Walnut Halls opened the season with the The Eagles won out ln the last mmng by ll to IO sc The Eagle wreckmg crew composed of Nor Worth Iker and T.. Weaxer played havoc on the opposing pitch Well begun IS half done The follow mg week found the Eagles playlng a fast game with Woodward Bulldogs but we lost by an 8 to 4 score The St Marys aggre gatlon was our next opponent they were vlctorlous m a I0 to 6 contest because the Eagles were mmus the services of several regulars Beat Hughes' It has been our war cry for many years and on April I6 the Eagles proudly dxsplaymg their new um forms pounced upon Hughes and came out ahead ln a 16 to ll battle We met the Txgers but they were not ours The Wxthrow Tigers overcame the Eagles ln a 19 to l contest The Walnut Hllls Eagles always displayed thenr wonderful lighting spmt whenever they played Although they were a very small squad they were one of the best teams that had been produced at Walnut Hills Coach Brown deserves much credlt for the showmg of our team Although It rs hrs first year with us and although he dxd not know all the players he was very suc cessful In producing a wmnmg team The athletic department wishes on behalf of the student body to congratulate Coach Brown and the team for therr Hne spmt and loyalty Brown will be our first coach m our new school Yeah Coach' CARL MUTH if 5. la., -i Yip 2 Page F fly mne Af ' A - ff V Q - 'im' C' - - ' , X l . ' . . f V' , 1 . 1 - . ' P V I AI YY - ' . . S , 2 . . v E ! n H - v ' - - -- ' E Q , e - e ' ' an i I a p ' I I ' ' . . . . 5 If ' 1 . . I i ' l Z. A . A N id- - ,.-TT. St. George nine in a loosely played contest. to Walnut Hills. We truly hope that Coach 1 -si. C f' l - f, ,H . an ore. . . . F I n A X . . 4 F v',g , Z- J . .-A ' 5 l ia f ll Q 5, T ef s .f ' if 1 70 4 4 ' N - -1. , - - -,.. xg -f mv. fs - ,.-l ..- -N EL ,Nr '-'AWG-2 'T: Zum V 5 s-H g-'is' as' ' -Q- I , v. - 4- - g- A -L. - Lg E , , f' f i-C ..- Lrfwlg-5' x., ff -f W .. a Q S-A - I - . 1 ,L P9 C'l? ' V? 521 'TF . 'AL . ,I 45' fgsng 1' , fx, f, U, J R Acomb J Adams oozwmgvvf--n:cUmU::'vc:g-4:2 X Altemerer Anderson Atkins Barley Barrshman Baumgartner Brerne Blackman Boehm Bohm Brooks Brown Brown Buckhold Buckley Burch Burlrngham Burman Cohen Durand Eggers Eggers The 'S ii' W Qym Team E lg Erdman Fahnestock Fearing Fisher Frlsche Gibson Goland Goldstem Gooseman Groark Gunter Hal Ha Hatch Hauser Henderson Herrick Hmsch Horn Howland ker W Klttredge ea Levme Llsznlewskn Lowenthal McGmley Mehas Muth Nrckols Poetker Relnfrank Roettrg Rollmger M Rollmger Schloss Staffelback Taylor Van Horn Weaver Webster Wmdlsch Wolf Woodvs ard Woodward Q t -T3 5 ,nd -.kfitx f ' V . xx K ,V ' ' :rsvp B X X YN , 'EH . --a T 3 ll I . 2- V cf L. A . . 1. ' X - ,' J- 1 ' c. . . E. I R, ' ' - I C. I 1 - R- C- lvl ' ' P- J. ' 1 . - Ig- ' J. B I . , A. ' . . - T. Q. ' .. ' C- J. ' ' . H. l , ' v T . K. ll S, , ,C -'fr' - H. H ' c . ' :HSN . I . C. R, .-3. - - - M. . I . R, ' A. '. g . Chausmer I. Horn R. Williams lf 4 T1 . L. C. ' ' Lg . P. 5. - , 1 rg J. E. 1 C, , I SH' .. V L- X --.z X ' iq: I - Bl' 1 -4 I' '54 LT ., X Tlijli' '. ' ia. '-f H 1 -.- w-- A- . 'L ,. ts -Y 4+-1 X H: -Q ,B 1155 T-', QlTij'Tf. --- . -4- ' E az , - - We -..x--ffsf- n e Sixly k! 'N -5. kiifjjp 'gfe-t,.p A Q. gfw' L 'N 'jfjf , YQ-teh T5 ' K , .A A Cllr-' one GLenm .s S ale ca . ces I Qt, a cc? , if WWW WMWW MDV The Qym Team NOTHER year has passed and another year has found Dr Knoch produclng a larger and better gym team D Koch who has been wrth us srnce l899 has always taken prlde rn organrzmg our annual gym team composed of expert gymnasts Thrs years was the largest team rn the his tory of Walnut Hllls Dr Knoch chose eight members for our exhrbrtlon team and we gave ten exhrbrtrons rn Clncmnatr and enter ed one state meet Captarn Howland Her bert Hall David Eggers Fischer Hrnsch Staffelback Michael Rolllnger and Fahnes tock were the members of the exhrbrtron team Captam Howland rs one of the most linrshed gymnasts that Walnut Hrlls has ever had rankmg wrth Powell Stevsart of the class of 24 and Earl Foss who was a stu dent at Walnut Hrlls several years ago Herb Hall and Dave Eggers are also excellent team men they are especially good on the parallel and horizontal bars The gym work of Rollrnger manager and that of Flscher Fahnestock Hrnsch and Stalfelback deseryed much credit rn the success of the team Clifford Woodward Mehas Frlsche Baum gartner James Eggers Hatch Taylor and L Horn composed the capable reserye team The most notable feat of the gym team thus year was therr showrng rn the tourna ment held on March 28 by the Ohlo Wes leyan Unrversrty at Delaware Ohro last Dr Knoch had a chance to gne a real exhrbrtron and h proyed that our team could brrng glory to Walnut Hrlls captured second place Hall our peerless gymnast was awarded first prrze on the if' J 'X parallel and honzontal bars Captam How land won second place on the slde horse and thrrd prrze on the rlngs Staffelback cap tured third place on the horizontal bar and Dave Eggers was awarded second place on the parallel bars Frscher and Hlnsch were unable to place rn any of the events but thenr work was very good lf Walnut Hllls had been entered ln all of the events they vsould easily have won the meet Three student exhrbrtrons grven at our school proyed a great success The team gave a wonderful exhrbltron on the srde horse and the parallel and horizontal bars The Raschlg School received such pleasure and benefit from our vrsrt to therr school last year that they urged us to return this year on Aprrl l a splendid exhlbrtron was staged for them at the Y M C A On Aprrl 9 a special exhrbltron was held for the parents so that thev might see the splendid progress vse are making 1n gym work On Aprrl 10 the gym team displayed their abrlrty before the Newport Turners an old gymnastic or ganrzatron rn Newport Kentucky There our team were hlghlv praised for therr work Two exhlbltrons were gnen rn the Dyer School and one m the Oakley School many thanks for his patience and work rn developing such a tralned team of gymnasts Hrs one arm has been to promote and develop gymnastics and he has proved that hrs sys tem IS prontable both to our s hool and to those who engage rn gy mnastrcs CARL MUTH l 'E I 957 Page Surry one 1 t r E 9 v 7 x 1 I l A, ' r I 1 ' ' l I ity A, I , ,., 5 1 W 23 U!! Q! 'f' W x --.. .- 2 , V V Ai , 1 . 1 VY ,lf 1 V X C M. . I. 4 I l 1 . ' U 4 U .... U , ' r A V V ' V . D - - - . .V o ' , ' ', ' , V Doctor Knoch deserves much credit and ' . nf' l' ' ' l . 4' . At ' U' D Vids ' Q ' - 2 ' J ' . . f 1 ' '- ' ' ' . We ,' - Eff F25 '40 -afi'fliE -E ,, Q' f 4- If EMIL GUGENHEIM DONALD HALL CLARENCE HENDERSON JACK HEXTER IRVIN HORN DAVID KAHN Manager STANLEY KLEIN DAVID LEVISON LEON LEVY Captam JAN LISZNIEWSKI STUART SCHLOSS The GBoys' Swimming Team Vil an cf. Zhi: Glxznm fr .Lf V, TEH 1 l I ...- 4 M E 0 DHALL llllllllllllll 'VII llllllnlnllll llLUl'llL ImllllllILI'llutllrllrllnlulrlllmnltf' px, 1-:fy 4435117 ,rv i Swlmmmg The Eagle Fxshmen dld very well this year consldenng that they had only four of last year s men on the team Captam Lewy Horn Kahn and Schloss were the regular mermen The new members were Levlson Klem Gugenhelm Donald Hall and Llzmewskl The team was coached by Mr Ruthven an expert swimmer and practlce was held at the Y M C A pools and the Wrthrow pools On December I8 the Walnut Hills swrmmmg team took thlrd place ln the nrsr meet of the season held at the Central Y M C A Captaln Levy was the outstanding star for Walnut Hllls for he won first place nn the fifty yard dash and ln the dlvlng event Schloss and Horn also performed well for the Eagles The tinal results of the meet were Hughes 33 Wood ward I7 Walnut Hllls ll 2 Wlthrow I0 The Eagle Flshmen dld not do so well rn the swlmmmg meet held at the Central Y on February l9 as rn the prevxous meet The absence of Captain Levv was greatly felt Stewart Schloss won third place ln the fifty and the hundred yard dashes We are proud of our mermen' CARL MUTH , I 11. ELL-I xi f I IN l 'ref , 'x f. TA . , ff il' Li Puqe Yrxly three ' c fr , a gh C Q f. t'1l'. T ?f'?f lk gn' ,la g 3, ' Y' 1 'll2g'7'NiX -1y',f.,c in L paula M v g g fg or K -.,. .Qing y l l l ' ' N' E I ' : T ,.,jXfl -, , , ' A I S t 1 2 I i T If . Sizes. -I 5' Ll Y 'T' - I V .1 5? -A f ic E C to C -L lf 'fe -e t f 4- ' sf, ,V fgg, 7 , fee f - f -5 ,a 'V ' ' ' C ' 7 A iq 'I we- as f C Y T r--' 'TM . 3 I , .... ' ' h l . : ' . Vp l' . . A l v 1 . pw . ' 1 'ul ,F . U 1 x' ,l' X11 Y I r. - ANY 1 'C f ' ,PT SQ, I Une in-A UML I Q 3155, IE E ? 'I ff m. ' 'wfryf A w 6- 1 The Track Team MAXWELL WEAVER Captain JAMES ADAMS WILLIAM BAILEY DONALD DURAND DAVE EGGERS JAMES EGGERS ROBERT GIBSON LAWRENCE GOLDSMITH HARRY HATCH LAUTENSCHLAGER CARL MUTH JOSEPH POETKER NORMAN REIS WORTH REIS THOMAS STUEVE EARL VAN HORNE -g 'AJ Page S ly four 1 I I-sr S -Lf ,N I f O ' ' 5 in 1 I i I if 'r X , V C ,Q , 15, 'lv ff:- Ig 'S ' 'il I 2' A i f.'f4J I sn ,il A If' Ll: Bl' ,ff 7- ' 4-4 T5-,ii xc C fi f1 ...T 7 A- ff I if -Rfk-.' 'N 'il -1-': 5 -5 - -T -El L ' 'Q -I , swf -Z-'i.! 2T. . tQ Q4A Vx.-Q Ll' fYj1'fJ' ,Q ix - Wd V? 1292 1 'VW ff' i '91 ,' ' 4 ,,-I -K -- . 1 Q f . , U, ws, 1 . A5 wx Q,-1. The 5Boys 'Tenms Team HOWARD ANDERSON WILLIAM BENEDICT JOHN BLADON MORRIS BURLINGHAM DAVID EGGERS JAMES EGGERS ELMER FISCHER JAMES EGGERS EDGAR FIX DAVID GALINKIN CHARLES GOOSEMAN HAROLD GREENWALD HARRY HATCH CHARLES HAUSER JACK HERRICK TIMOTHY HINKLEY DAVID LEVISON HARRY MACK RAMSEY MINOR CARL MUTH HARRY ROZIN STUART SCHLOSS MATHIAS STRASHUN THOMAS STUEVE JULIUS TERES MYRON WOLF '- -4- .f -r , fi n. W? ,Q asf -1 S 1 ,. fs P -- f -3 his f- I X4 ' l'w -Y Ax ,QL E AL, -j---- ,q6 X - Z -,- J. Q.1L6yIIm E 4 Q -A f R 5 L ---rx, L ,Q -i 5- , ,, , -' 7 .74 -L-I W I fi' Ll - ' ' ' Page Sixty-live 32' . . 0' fm -C ' aw' X11 7 '-A Aj 5-ff? I Zfhf: lr-nf -and - 'jf ' I . I s , . - - TJ-A. I . I 7 I l U I ,Tl ,v I X 1 ' ' 1 r ' , , v U I I fi I we A gwrr I 1 I '1 9 The Centerball Team BETTY STRAUSS MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER MARY LOUISE WUEST MARIAN VAN HORNE LUCILLE SCHUBERT FLORENCE SCHREIBER NANCY BROWN FANNY BURNS VERNA BARZ ERNESTINE GUNKEL S v in 5 3 I . ' , ! A R 31 - VA v., W X Y 1 Y if-:GX , I' . LQ A yu. QR h ': J A lj K 44:1 E. '- ml V f A Fra 2 f jf-E Q4 ggfggf O E 5 W - Pa f ix! -lil The QIIISI Tenms Team VERNA BARZ MILDRED BODMAN MIRIAM FRANKENSTEIN ANITA GUTTMAN BERTHA HERMAN GWEN JONES VIRGINIA KLEIN ETTA MICHELSON MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER FLORENCE SCHREIBER MARY LOUISE WUEST Page Sixty-uve gxgrjifi , z 5715,-, A, ...Q-'Q f+',0'j i?,, if-s 24- I mic I M if W? I u i- ,rf V1 The Qlrls Swlmrnlng 'Team RUTH ROESSLER Captam MIRIAM FRANKENSTEIN Manager MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER CAROLYN LAUER EVELYN YOCKEY VERNA BARZ ELIZABETH STRAUSS MARCELLA MISCHEL JEANETTE KAHN GWEN JONES VIRGINIA MOSSMAN MAGDALENE MUELLER FANNY BURNS FLORENCE SCI-IREIBER ll .nn In-1 l'gSx1y h ,I I 1 , 1 n -1-5 V f C 7, , 'Q Q, . I FI: Q' 7, V l ' ' ' 'Ai-' . '- ' - A- - . 1 M ..- ---X f. 'f w 'E - i -' 5 '41, x, -g' 2 ,A -X , ' f -, ,,,,,. I --4, EHE EE -, L XQJE A -. ,. 11 I . ., I f 1 r 3-3. a e i -sig! 'ww 'Y f Tr- - lu, GLcnm Q Q fr Qfl all 2gf1fg?f e A ' Q 1:1127 1.'i il' ' sf, 1 Eff? X 57 X t ex f,H- 11? f n '-xx e V ,l X . .Q -, ge, 5 'P ,' ,' . e- W rv' ev 13135 The Qlrls Swlmmlng Team HE Glrls Swlmmmg Team has become an estab lxshed mstltutlon at Walnut Hllls Thls year s team equaled lf not surpassed nts predecessors B cause of the dlscontmuance of the mter school meets the Walnut Hills mermalds had to content themselves wlth an Inter class meet The SEUIOIS finished Hrst wlth 4l pomts the Juniors second with 32 pomts and the Sophmores thxrd with 23 pomts MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER fk ,, -- 1' f.,5 - - A - 7 g K W! T -H 'G lr ,HJ n-:Qu 'iii f-w HK' 'Il hi-T-TT. 'K 7 A--1' !W-, ,.-Ag'-jl +tfT-.:T,y'T1't:i,gg V - 7 Y- 'fs ' 1 5' 1 , ,,.' I I 1.x.f' ' f .IL ,if .Q y-, f Zhi: bLcnrn xk JV 1 1 r ' Q -liggllf-:4,' ,-,W 3.14. ' 1 N 'h...! ELL-I K5 Benson CISG 'Ui-1-J I K The 6Remembrancer Staff Editor an Chief DOROTHY LEVENSOHN Assoclate Edztor Busmess Staff JACK HERRICK Manager CECILE FREIBERG HENRY GOLDSMITH RICHARD HEROLD DOROTHY NELSON terary Editors ELIZABETH LAQUE REBECCA JOHNSTON MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER MARY VAN FLEET HENRY COWEN JOSEPH SEGAL CARL MUTH WILLIAM LIGHTFIELD ETHEL SIVITZ L. . pf 1 I 1 1 lv? 'ETS' A, gf-. K, I ' f. fl if gg , l2A+ wf1I,1Ef5a2Ak I 2-'hc I bm JZILK The Qleam Staff Edztor m Chxef THOMAS R GIBSON Assocaate Edztors RUTH LEVY JOSEPH SEGAL Buunexs Manager CLAYTON GUNTER Business Staff CHARLOTTE BEAMAN HAROLD GREENWALD HERMAN KAHN WALTER TARR RUDOLPH TIETIG .lunror Department Edltor GORDON STRAUSS Athletic Edztors CARL MUTH MATHILDE MUEHLFELDER Local Editor ETHEL SIVITZ Alumnal Edztor DOROTHY NELSON Exchange E drtor REBECCA JOHNSTON Personals CECILE FREIBERG JACK HERRICK Secretary to Staff VIRGINIA TAYLOR Lxterary Staff HARRY BLOOM BETTY HERMAN ELIZABETH LAQUE DWIGHT MARTIN VIRINIA RANDALL ALINE RUST BESSIE ZIMMERMAN 2 ,fl lu! at 4' 5 N Y I --sx 'I D I R The Chatterbox Staff Edzlor m Chref HENRY COWEN Assormfe Editors MARY VAN FLEET RICHARD HEROLD Assistant Eduors LEON BENSON JOHN BLADON ABBY BRYANT HAROLD GREENWALD CHARLES HAUSER JACK LEHMAN DWIGHT MARTIN J I I I The Trl State CDebate RESOLVED That an amendment to the Federal Constltutlon should be passed enabling Congress to regulate the labor of persons under sixteen years of age Al-FIRMATIVE NFGATIVE Harold Baron Leon Benson Dorothy Lexensohn Mathias Strashun Joseph Segal fCapta1nl Vxrgmn Randall lCaptaml Elsa Pushln Hllternatel Irma Pushln rflllematel AT CINCINNATI Shortndge Hugh School flndlanapolxsl Negatne Walnut Hills Hugh School lClIlCll ll'l3Ill Aflirmatne LOUISVILLE Walnut Hills Hugh School tCmrmn1tl1 Negatlxe Loursulle Male Hugh School lLOUISWlll?l Afflrmatne ' ' ' 4. ..............,............. ..l ' A '. ......................... ...Z AT : I ' ........................, ...fl ' . .....,.,........,..,...,. .0 The Senlor CDebat1ng Club Prexrdent Vxce Presxdent Secretary MYON WOLF Elorse Barclax Leon Benson John Bladon Harry Bloom Thomas Boyle Ruth Drckerson Dorothw Donahue Sue Dreutzer Ruth Englander Dorothw Freld Stanley Fleischer Mmam Frankenstem Henry Goldsmith Samuel Goodman Harold Greenwald Emrl Gugenherm Ernestme Gunkel Mars Lourse Harder Charles Hauser James Headlex Betts Herman Jack Herrick Mary Hewn Dorothx Hrlton Catherine Hollmexer Vrrglnra Klein Treasurer Edith Krebs Lucten Lazarus Jack Lehman Dwlght Martnn Marcella Mrschel Nrcholas Nlcolref Norma Pandorf Vrrgmra Puckett Slmon Polaskw Elsie Pushm lrma Pushm Vrrgmra Randall Grnflith Resor Ruth Roessler Julius Schrerber Bernard Segal Joseph Segal Mmette Stern Ellzabeth Strauss Walter Tarr VlfgInl3 Taxlor Rudolph Tletlg Fred Weber Donald Wexss Annabell Wllllams Julian Wolf Page Ser. enly it e DOROTHY LEVENSOHN. MATHlAS STRASHUN. HENRY COWEN. The Jumor Tebatlng Club BARBARA HERRICK President HANNAH GREENBERG Gwen Barclay Ruth Brink Llllran Bnttarn Catherlne Carnes Marjory Delle Vrrgmra Dunn Helen Elsner Dorothy Gruhler Elmor Gruner Secretary Frances Hahn Lucrlle Hatch Dorothy Hopper Frances Jones Catherine Laymon Lots Lrllrck Vrrgmla Lrlllck Adele Lunch GIRLS RUTH PUSHIN Vice Prestdent MARGARET NELSON Jessie Lyall Elvira McCarty Marjorie Morris Marjorie Nrchols Lourse Obervltte Mary Phrlllps Vlrgmra Pullen Lllllan Pushln Treasurer Jean Randall Margaret Redding Florence Relf Florence Rosenswelg Betty Schlenk Helen Schlelds Gretna Wrlder Elsre Zlppln BOYS CHANDLER ROETTIG JAMES ADAMS Presrdent Vxce President HOWARD MAISEL LESTER ROBB Secretary Treasurer Glenn Ammons Wrlllam Baller Albert Cohen Donald Durand Hyman Gallnlun Jack Klosterman Herman Klugman George Kramer Louis Lane Jack Lashbrook Robert Lehman Howard Manrschewlrz Milton Mressner Robert Muller Isaac hemrroff Joseph Poetker Roger Read Stuart Schrfrm Bulls Selmerer Lours Selmerer Robert Snler Gordon Strauss Vnctor Strauss Robert Taxlor The Semor 6Df3m3IlC Club NORMAN BUSSMAN MAGDELENE MUELLER VIRGINIA MOSSMAN Prvsldeni Vrce President Secretary HERMAN KAHN Treasurer Elorse Barclay Hyman Barlshman Harold Baron Verna Barz Charlotte Beaman Myer Bemls Leon Benson John Bladon Maurice Block Harry Bloom Mildred Bodman Veryl Boyer Thomas Boyle Florence Bragdon Allfe Belle Bronwo Gordon Burman Dorothy Caldwell Ralph Cots Henrv Cowen Donald Crone Ruth Dickerson Mrldred Elchert Elmer Emrrch rth Dorothy Field Mildred Flnk Mlrlam Frankenstein Daud Gallnkm Caroline Goeslrng Harold Greenwald Emrl Gugenherm Anrta Gutman Kenneth Hall Mary Loluse Harder Joseph Harding Myrrl Harrrson Harry Hatch Marcus Herman Betty Herman Jack Herrnck Josephme Hewman Marv Leone Hexn Dorothv Halton Catherme Hollmexer Irun Horn Lou Wrll Huff Eugene Hume Mane Jacobson Rebecca Johnson Gwen Jones Beatrice Josselson Aaron Kanter Helen Kay Nellle Krpp Vrrgmla Klem Edrth Krebs Anna Krrt Donna Louise Alice Latscha Maxine Leach Lamb Jack Lehman Leon Levy Andrew Luther Morrls Mason Constantrno Mehas Etta Mrchelson Marcella Mrschel Mathllde Muehlfelder Norma Pandorf Vrrgmra Puckett Irma Pushrn Vrrgrma Randall Ruth Roessler Lucrlle Rothfuss Edna Schewltz Florence Schrelber Julius Schreiber Lucrlle Schubert Llllran Schutt Joseph Segal Edrth Shayeson Marlon Sherman Morris Shokler Elizabeth Stevenson Mathias Strashun Betty Strauss Edna Strothman Thomas Stuexe Walter Tarr Marlon Van Horne Elrzaberh Wrebkmg Mvron Wolf Marv Lourse Wuest Bess Zimmerman e ty sec I n I , . . u 'v rt n - r ' audi the , 44 f left' col' ' fa. 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Twelfth Nlght DECEMBER ll 1973 EMERY AUDITORILM Orsmo Duke of lllvna Sebastran brother to Viola Antonio a sea captarn frlend to Sebastian Sea Captaln frlend of Olnla Valent me 'Ger-tlcmen altendxno the Duke Curlo l Srr Andrew Aguecheek Slr Toby Belch uncle to Olrua M3lYOllO steward to Olnla Fabian erxanls to Olnu Feste a clown l Olnla rrch helress Viola Marla Oliva s uoman Prlest Oflicers Attendants to Olnra Mvrrl Harrlsson 26 Clemence Atkins Z7 Marne Jacobson Z7 Vrrglnla Puckett 27 Donald Crone Ruth Roessler Daud Galmknn Harold Baron lJohn Bladon I Harold Greenu ald Ralph Cors Mathias Strashun Norman Bussman l Walter Tarr I Joseph Harding Mildred Erchert Elrzabeth Wrebkmg Edith Krebs Kenneth Hall l Constantme Mehas I Leon Benson Attendants to Orsmo Henrv Covs en Z6 Thomas Stueve Z6 Kenneth Hall Z6 Myron Wolf 2 Sarlors Musrczans Jack Herrick 76 lrvm Horn 6 Ravmond Nrehaus 26 Andrew Luther 77 Jan LISZHICWSKI 7 Samuel Goodman Z8 Marcus Herman 76 Herbert Mllkex 28 Edvsrn Funk 30 Joseph Segal 6 ACT l Scene Scene Scene Scene ACT 2 Scene Scene Scene Scene ACT 3 Scene Scene Scene ACT 4 Scene l Isaac Nemlroff 7 9 An apartment rn the Duke ilk! th, it lllyfll the sea coast house palace Olnxa Olrvla house A street Ollvra s house The Duke palace Oln ra s garden Olrvra s garden A dungeon Olnua s garden Olnla s garden Ina Se nl'-I X A6 ' YV 1 ' . 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R Anna Km Jack L hman Harrs Bloom hloxsc Bzrflax gordon Burmm Vlarle Jacobson Nlorma Pandorf Harold Grnnuald Morrrs Mason Aaron Kanter 'Vlarx Loursc Harder . .,.Al1IlJ Gutman ,....lrvin Horn .Constantine Mehas . . . .Leon Benson l'q Y Ig nz L'f:?:'f!',f ' ml M W W Q '9'Tl' - J , 1 i--vy -1 LH' ,xx ' ?' - ' -sy Y-1 1 X A 5 1 Q 591 -- lr if ,Lxh mgdlffg cf!-9.9.12 l K-,lg ffl A Q l i ' ' . '... I l'23 l l 4. I ,Y , K 'c.a ' ,. ..., ,.... . . ,,... , , ' rj e ..,. ..,.. ...,...... . . ...... .Mildred Fink ' ...,. . . . ..,.,...,.... . ,..., 4. ll - ' s ' . P nt . .,..... ,.,.,. . ., . ., . . . A4 ' ' M 1 l . ,,,. ...,........,,... . ,..........., . . , .,.. ., ,. I 1 If ' OV I V ....,,........., ' r 1 , U l f I 1 421 l ' K .I 1 ufu ROBERT ANNING MARIE ANTHONY MORTON BROWN DOROTHY DONOHUE HARRY DUNHAM BETTY EDMANDS RUTH ENGLANDER MARK HARDCASTLE PAUL HARDCASTLE JAMES HEADLEY MARIE HEMMERSBACH IRMA KOEPPE IRENE KREUTER WALDA KUEHN JOHN LACKMAN IRMA MUDERS HELEN PARK MILDRED RAMSEY MILDRED ROSE VIRGINIA SMITH ELIZABETH STRAUSS VIRGINIA TAYLOR FREDERICK WEBER ESTHER WEISEL MINNIE WITTMEYER JOANNA WOLF The Junior CDramatic lub e,x?,,L L ,LV A ,wx gl uf if Z . 1.-4 2464 I we IE xi si l I I I 1 1 1 1 i I .f y V. -lf ,vw 'X JA The Latln lub SIMON POLASKY GEORGE SMITH Prexzdent Vzce Preszdent ANNABELLE WILLIAMS Lucrlle Allison Faye Block Ruth Englander Elrzaberh Edmunds Elmer Emnch Stanley Fleischer Margaret Green Sam Goodman Anna Guzman Barbara Herrick Mane Hemmersback Charles Hauser Mary Leone Heyn Jack Hexter Frances Jones Helen Kay Vlrgmla Klem Irma Keoppe Anna Knt Irma Kreuter Elrzabeth Laque Slmon Miller in lx Secretary Irma Muders Austrn Nlsonger Elsa Pushm Irma Pushln Mildred Ramsey Mme Rust Ruth Ramage Mildred Rose Vlrgrnla Smith Margaret Sampson Mmnerre Stern Eugene Swergerr Bernre Segal Edrth Shayeson Marlon Sherman Ellzabetb Strauss Julius Schreiber Vlrgrma Taylor Mary Van Fleer Julran Wolf Donald Wise Mmnette Wrttmeyer 1 .mx Y 'x I-Nt' S -X A Page Eighty one lm L r 1 Y fl . - ' Q . . y g F Ll . 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'X 1 -1' Z5 PAUL JONES President ELMER FISHER Lzbrarlan Howard Anderson John Armbust Harold Baron Myer Bennis Thomas Boyle Frank Buchold Gordon Burman Norman Bussman Jess Cohn Ralph Cors Donald Crone Elmer Emrich William Frische David Galinkin Robert Gibson Harry Hatch Joseph Harding James Headley Marcus Heiman The 6Boys Qlee Club JACK HERRICK Vice President FRANK FAHNESTOCK Secretary Irvin Horn Herman Charles Richard Andrew Dwight William Kahn Klappert Lawwill Luther Martin Mayer ' '- - - .+,,,..A , l A, -Y -W , -4 L, 4,--., Y, Louis Minowitz Austin Nisonger Phillip Palmer Hyman Barishman Arthur Reinfrank Grilhth Resor Michael Rollinger Louis Sternberg Morris Shokler Walter Tarr Thomas Tucker ,, v--. -Q -. - ? x .N . 1 1 5 ,L 1 v.- 111 FTW Fa 1 was 5 .N- - K 1 1 - mtv- -MQ --- f 'Q fi -- A .-L1 .A Q7 7 co! I-A T-: ' , Page Eighryarhree i F I- V U' J A, 5 71, 1 I Y -. .4-s is-H U Qs f wil , e AA R vs le, 5 I lu if ip' 6 1 AX V X , rl J L 4, M f F ul'-lu I The QIIIS Qlee Club NANCY BROWN MARY LOUISE WUEST VIRGINIA MOS Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary VIRGINIA PICKETT GWEN JONES Treasurer Lrbtarzan Verna Barz Charlotte Beaman Helen Breese Alice Bronworth Morton Brown Nancy Brown Enola Bussman Dorothy Caldwell Thelma Eddy Mmam Frankenstein Cecile Frelberg Caroline Goeslmg Mary Loulse Harder Myrrl Harnsson Mane Hemersbach Betty Herman Barbara Herrick Josephme Heyman Mary Heyn Mildred Hurdle Mane Jacobson Rebecca Johnston Gvs en Jones Helen Kay Vlrgrnla Klem Irma Koeppe Margaretha Kopp Edrth Krebs Anna Krrt Walda Kuehn Donna Lamb Allce Latscha Caroline Lauer Constance Leech Maxme Leech Josselyn Lrsznrewska Hattie Ludwlck Marjorre Mosler Vrrgmra Mossman Irma Muders Magdalene Mueller Margaret Nelson Vrrgmla Pickett Marv Phlllnps Elsa Pushm Irma Pushm Vlrgmla Randall Ruth Roberts Elsa Rogge Florence Schrelber Helen Schreiber Lrlhan Schutt Chrlstme Schorr Edrth Shayeson Marlon Sherman Lucille Schubert Waneta Smrth Betty Strauss Edna Strothman Dorothy Travrs Catherine Vlscontl Esther Welssel Elizabeth Wlebkmg Annabelle Wllllams Mary Louise Wuest Dorothy Yaeger Jeanette Yaeger Exelxn Yockey w ' r Erestine Gunkel Ruth Levy Betty Stevenson SMAN G'-1'Ix,.zv 'Meri - zu 'Y W du, C1Lcnm X C The elnnual Concert BY THE ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUBS OF WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL F das Maw 71 I9 6 8 00 P M Cmcmnatu Womans Clu Sxmphom ln G Minor Allegro Molto Andante Menuet Orchestra Greetings In Our Boat Girls G ee Club luaxs Norman Bussman Serenade Peter Plper Bows Glee Club Legend Of The Plains Yuccas Orchestra Vocal Solo VlIglHlJ Puckett Nocturne Horn Phxllp Palmer Flutes Herbert Mxlkes Lela Rardm Oboe Irun Horn Clarmets Ray NIELDBUS Gilbert Sheppard Plano Bernice Stugard a Hark Hark the Lark b Mx Homes on the Jordan Glrls Glee Club Vocal Solo Inuctus Paul Jones a Old Kung Cole b The Owl and The Pussx Cat c Knock Them on the Old Kent Road Boys Glee Club Torch Dance Orchestra Paulme Crumb Smith Dlrectress f Orchestra Louis Ehrgott Dlrector of Glee Clubs Wonzrt Brahms Cou. er Berlu Bliss Jartts Cadman Selected Mendelssohn Shuberl Ambrose Buhuhn Sheppard lngraham lngle German lf f'7 wha lf rl han.-1 lua F uhm 6 1 1 v Bg - A r V 'W 5+ 'BQ Bgggf, BLBBBB4 -e B- L BB --W 'riff .go '3 if 4 ff' ggi' l 4 ri '. 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B 2, 'T Pag Eghly qhl The H1 Y Club ROBERT MOORE RICHARD HEROLD President Secretary PAUL JONES TOMMY ATKINS JOHN BLADON FRANK FAI-INESTOCK STANLEY GARBER THOMAS GIBSON HERBERT HALL HARRY HATCH CHARLES HAUSER JACK HERRICK JOHN KOCH RICHARD LAWWILL WILLIAM LIGHTFIELD JAN LISZNIEWSKI DWIGHT MARTIN CONSTANTINE MEHAS DAIL MOORE CHARLES NORRIS PHILIP PALMER HAROLD STAFFELBACH WALTER TARR EARL VAN HORNE MAXWELL WEAVER LAWSON WOODWARD MR EVANS Faculty Aduser MR KAISER Leader I CARL MUTH. Vice-President Treasurer. e i -fi 172' ,, W fr ' T 1 I zz' V ..1,. , 1 . 'L 1 x 'X If L21Okg1p4Qg I .nc + A' 1 vt? i , xg J m y 'Q ' v1'l l 1 The QIIIS cffdvlsory Commlttee MISS OLIVE CLARKE Dean NANCY BROWN CECILE FREIBERG DOROTHY NELSON NORMA PANDORF MARY VAN FLEET KW ff J 5 Pyfwv , ef! . ' ' 1 V' x ' - 5 , --.S 1: 4 ffri? . , - wg . , . . Q ' - ,Lin O- a s , ff V A f il., XX Q 2 I Vg? 2 '1 , gl A Z 3? HA . 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T bf, Q-'ry 1 X Y N .M I 'X was , fw-fs 2+ Q'1f3fwttlIlr-:Qfce I mic G'-6-nm l jQfx+: L?1,r-glli-are -. -a .Ax l The Gpollyanna lub Presxdent Vice President ELOISE BARCLAY Secretary and Treasurer Room 15 Branch Room 26 Branch Helen Breese Alice Belle Bronworth Dorothy Caldwell Ruth Dickerson Dorothy Fleld Anna Gutman Constance Harrington Josephine Heyman Beatrice Hlllhouse Dorothy Hxlton Mane Jacobson Gwen Jones Donna Lamb Marcella Mlschel Vlrgmla Randall Lnlhan Schutt Dorothy Tebow Elsie Woodward Dorothy Yaeger Elsne Rogge Florence Bragdon Faye Block Betsy Burns Mildred Elchert Mildred Fink Rose Gould Mary Louise Heyn Katherine Hollmeyer Helen Kay Ahce Latsha Maxme Leech Vnrgmla Mossman Vlrgmla Puckett Irma Pushm Alme Rust Adele Shannon Dorothy Saloshm Elizabeth Anne Wlebklng 3 I of 1' 41: X7 Pug V lyfhree I dh MIRIAM. FRANKENSTEIN. MARYALOUISE HARDER. A ' K 2 . ' ' . , f' . . . 7 . 1 ,L ,et a a if 1 y . .. . 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'J e 1 e Le E fx t A-M Zfhc GLenm I '27 ,j vi vw 'W F' U ll tllnmf 'adn' Q M06 tl 111171 Y V0 r' v X 5- S t I xbvillgqgv . f I G 6kdQm','emm EEL 2:-vm 'Wh 4 fl f H fff M15 MM vm PART I CHAPTER Il BEFORE WE WERE SENIORS CHAPTER l Drscovery and Exploratton Our arrtval tn the seventh grade of Wal nut Hllls Hugh School tn 1920 was an accl dent In the first place we had no rntentton of coming to Walnut Htlls Hlgh School tn the seventh grade In fact we dtd not realtze that Walnut Htlls Hugh School had a seventh grade But our parents were seekmg for us a new route to educatron our teachers even at that early date were seekmg mtellrgence exammatrons for us to take and Mr Davts was seeking settlers for the seventh grade of Walnut Hulls Hugh School lt can readtly be seen that when all these seekers met we were merely tools tn the hands of the Funes One day our teacher found a new examtnatton for us to take We took t We passed rt And we rmmedxately be came very Important to I Our parents who sand The dear lrttle thtng' How brtght' Of course well send the chtld to Walnut Htlls Hugh School' 2 Our teachers who sand Ah ha' We shall be rtd of that young T X tmp two years sooner than we had dared hope ' lTeachers we have dtscovered are apt to be like that 5 , v 3 Mr Dans who sand Of course my dear Mr Blank you realize the unusual posstbtllttes both of ' tour accompltshed chtld tus! and of the school whtch wlll develop your childs posslbllmes lWalnut Htlls Hugh School! , That was tn the sprung just before vaca 'T non We vtere mtldly Interested Our par ents were thrllled ln the fall IK happened We went MQ L R l1MM,,,, F Explorairon We can remember with startling xnndness our ftrst dav at school We ts ere carefully scrubbed Our hatr was combed We shone with cleanliness and a desire for knowledge Our loung Mamas took us to a place called Study Hall In after years we learned about thus place We sat down and Mr Davis be gan to read out names The pomt was when he read our names we were to get up and go out with some other people We were afratd our names weren t gomg to be read although vue couldnt see how anyone could overlook us' Various thmgs happened We got lost We stared nn awe at the btg halls and at the bug Semors who were real old Once we got mto a Sophomore Latin class we got out agam Fmally we went home CHAPTER III Settlement lt really took us two years to get settled That ts If took us that long before w stopped saymg Ahh when we saw a Sentor and sand Huh' instead Not so wery much of real Importance happened The boys had a cooking class We mention t not because we wtsh to make them thunk vue remember rt wrth awe but because we almost dted after eating some of the fudge they made once Boys are so dumb when II comes to cooking' Besides the only rea son they had a class was because they were Jealous of the thtngs ' we girls cooked Oh tes the plays We went to them and won dered If Endymlon wasn't going to marry the herotne tn the last act He was hand some Endymlon was ln fact well he really was handsome' And we saw As xou Luke It' We parttcularly remember that nt was our first experlence nn seemg the teachers In exentng clothes We dld re coxer from the shock but slowly slowly ,I lx: Page Vmelu ua ' Y . 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T V . . C . . . ' er'-x' ' v fwgffe- with R ,yer Kssgtpmvest 1 me mm ,, t, 'WT 4... ,L-f -1, L 'X -1 Class History -- 1926 CHAPTER IV Progress and Conquest The most important thing that happened when we were freshmen was that the boys put on long trousers-i. e. most of the boys. Likewise they wore goo on their hair. And the girls well the girls are more sensible and they beat the boys in the debate be tween the Boys Debating Club and the Girls At the party Ethel Sivltz and Doro thy Levensohn had a debate on Resolved That ham should continue to be a comple ment of eggs It seems the affirmative won When we were freshmen we could say to poor unfottunates at Withtow and other minor schools Huh' We ve already had two years of Latin' fBy the way we re skipping all but the most important things in the Class History those we really had a share in because we remember how we never used to read other Class Histories all the way through-and be sides do you read every word in the history book unllrngly or because Miss Curtis sug gests that it may be usefulU our sophomore year many of us had Mr Venable for English It is the genius we acquired in his class Che says genius is naturalj plus subsequent inspirations which permits these modest young authors of this years graduating class to produce such a marvelous Remembrance: and so amazing a Class History CHAPTER V Further Wars During our Junior year some overhanging clouds fraught with disaster broke thus Boom' flsnt that specific' By the way we ve grown up now and our words with us Hltherto our food entered our mouths pro ceeded to the esophagus and thence made its way through the remainder of the drges tive system fcf digestive system of grass hoppersi properly and unostentatiously But hereupon our digestive system battled with our studies the digestive system did not wicbes were assimilated simultaneously and with about equal success The most lengthy battle however lasted the entire fiscal year Class tteasurers strug gled to collect dues students struggled to meet the tryants demands Even as our an cestors tebelled vallantly against the Stamp Tax even so did we against class dues The only difference was that they were successful The result of these struggles was the B A Dance Only history will tell whether the end justified the means Did you ever hear of an enjoyable battle' X R i x +C We attended one in person. At the perform- ance of The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife we battled to keep our wonted gravity. We lost and were glad. We also saw She Stoops to Conquer. and the whole cast stoop- ed to conquer this same wonted gravity. Their success was unparalleled even in our lnstory' The Tri State Debate was a battle to de light military men Strategy overcame brute strength on home territory Our Indianapolis team however did not bring home the bacon We prefer to believe that it was solely because of religious scruples At last out battles were done The crisis was past There came a promise of a glorious dawn Said Mr T Roland Gibson por tentously It is my firm conviction that nexty years Gleam will be better than this years fLet the student supply the rea son Mr Henry Philip Cowen declared sten toriously It is my htm conviction that next years Chatterbox will be much better than this year lLet the student supply the reason l Rematked Mr Dave Perry Eggers mod estly It is my fitm conviction that next years football team will be better than this years fLet the student supply that reason l PART ll AFTER WE WERE SENIORS CHAPTER VI Reconstruction and Prosperity The prophecy of eminent men fwomen know better than to prophesyj wondrous to relate came true After the battle came reconstruction We were Seniors the world lay conquered before us' For feat no one would recognize our conquest however we floated a loan and bought class pins Clear sighted as we were we saw the results of our conquest constructing them selves into the eternal triangle social economic and political T get to the point The first of our social improvement was first lunch I was indeed considerate of the faculty t bestow upon us first lunch so that we could have more time to study for our afternoon recitations The social opportuni tres nevertheless outweighed any lesser con sldetations With out increased proseprtty we even as the nations of old found time for the finer things I Twelfth Night w specifically enjoyed one pair of long wobbly scarlet legs one suit of bedroom attire Q' 1 1r'r.n-1 1. fir S Page N mely let. en w I N f - - . . . 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If-S l the fhTTjl2XV'? 23 X' ' N K JUG ELL: 1 C lass HISIOIY 1926 candle nncluded and several dozen deep hearty hlccups supplemented by rnnumer able lrght rlpplmg gtggles To enjoy our prosperity we appropriated the llbrary as our dally playground rn sprte of numerous threats of forceful expulsron The high llght of the soclal season there was an exceedmgly exclusive functlon attended by all the ellte of the Senlor class held on the morning of the 24th of December at which books of etlquette were devoured m a manner most unlike the one usually em ployed ln the library The functxon was so exclusrve rn fact that several guests occu pled extremely Isolated posntlon a table aprece There was one setback to our Senior trl umph one that shook our crvlllzatron to the foundation One mornmg we awoke wlth a sense of rmpendmg disaster It was Baby Day We borrowed our slsters dress or our brothers tle and proudly marched to school with our faces shtmng but wlth out the thirst for knowledge Indeed our appetite manifested itself solely m the con sumptnon of all day suckers CN B Dear Reader ll may be mterestmg to note that at the present tlme to furnish local color we are sucking suckersl We felt strange but we were told that we were dressmg rn accord with our darly actrons' When we were allowed to act like chrldren after school we perversely turned to the drgnlhed adult pursurt of dancmg thereby acting lrke chll dren mdeed Our socral presuge so precanously dangered by the Baby Day eplsode was retneved by our show of authonty over the Juniors We sand wrth well assumed mdrfference Ahem' When s the B A gomg to be' But really our aspenty Cyou can see we study Latml dld have some effect the dance was grven at the Mane Antoinette Ball Room Even we must admit that we had a good time The economrc results as usual consisted of usmg our natural resources Supplied wnth vast pockets of deep voices we or ganrzed two glee clubs Supplned wlth great quantltres of yellow paper and a new Multrgraph secured by the efforts of the previously quoted stentonous gentleman we Issued a Chatterbox a dellgbt to the phy slcal senses but no longer useful for blotters In The Gleam a sense of humor previously hndden m the bowels of the earth fwe sup pose at least that thats where nt was? came to light Indeed as one of the alumm wrote The Gleam IS now lntentlonally funny where II used to be so unmtentronally To change our figure the gym team by garmng second pnze at Delaware reaped the crop of several years careful sowmg by Dr Knoch Possessed of a supply of unusually energetlc Freshmen we saw the fruits of thelr labors m the quamt marlonette show We have hated to mentlon pecumary bene its but we are human The Athletic Asso clatlon made a forced loan Ccf Forman The American Democracy! by :ts vodnl per formances For the first time we enjoyed lendmg money Sand Mrss Slvltz emment archaeologist about this perrod We were freed from tarllf on food brought above the lunch room In fact we werent al lowed to bnng any food above the lunch room Mr Henry P Cowen kept snlent on the subject fPosslbly he reserved has oprnlon to prmt ln the Chatterbox! Polltlcally our school took strldes as brg as Abraham Lrncoln must have By the Tn State Debate the speakers Cno slam one IS wnung thrsj legalized thenr non studymg They reduced fusslng to a line art and were regarded as heroes for rt Thats because they won The assemblres on the other hand represented the finest thlng rn the art of POIIIICBI pull What else could account for the weeps that Eddne Guest gave us free of charge for the shlvers that Mr Cummms descriptions made creep down our spmes for the noble emotions that Mr Skeyhlll aroused ln us for the wonder that the home talent assemblres produced' Socially economxcally polrtrcally our school advanced under our auspices The only thlng that worrres us ts how next years class ns gomg to lrve up to our standards Sand Mass OHara emment thorrty when asked for a quotation an when told what Messrs Gibson Cowen an Eggers had quoth You wouldn t want me to say that next years class will be better than thus years would you' Of course we appreclate the rrony CHAPTER VII A Prophecy of Our School And now to quote ourselves without quotatron marks nt IS our firm convnctron that the future looms bnght before Walnut Hills High School A new bulldlng IS al most a certatnty Its materlallzatlon would be a joy On the other hand contmuatlon of the present expectation would be a Joy too as well as furntshrng wlsecracks for the Chatterbox The school IS bound elther way to llve happlly forever after As the falry tales say thus IS all a true story and lf you read If three tlmes youll fall asleep for a hundred years and not have to study anymore W Page Nmetq erghr rig H ll EY X . .-.. . , I V I . . , . , . . . . 1 -X . . . . i .mx I, . . - , . i . . . . 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'X . 4. l lv H efmm XIII' A ff HBR -if The C lass fProphecy But vshen a thousand rollmg years are past Whole droves of mmds are by the drrvlng god Compelled to drlnk the deep Lethaen flood In large forgetful draughts to steep the cares Of their past labors and therr rrksome xears That unrememberrng of lts former pam The soul may suffer mortal flesh agzun We have read Vrrgrl s theory of the transmrgratlon of the Soul We cant accept all of If but lf seems to us that mam of our number are the rerncarnatron of the outstanding character lstlcs of mythologrcal and hrstoncal people whose faults accordlng to Vrrgtl were erther bleached ln the wmd or washed rn the whrrlpool or purged tn Ere These re embodled splrrts now known as our classmates wlll develop their most marked qualltres to the exclusion of most others We lay no clalm to any clarrvoyant powers all vue can do IS to polnt out the feature which seems to predommate This Htstorrcal Character Cxncrnnatus Cxcero Cleopatra Aeneas Euphrosvne Wrlllam the Silent Hector Euranna Terpslchore Archrmedes Ethan Allen Confucius Solomon l-lorence Nrghtmgale .LN f at ls Remcamated In Thus Classmate Howard Anderson Harold Baron Verna Barz Plunket Berrne Mary Bennett Myer Bennrs Maurrce Block Mrldred Bodman Nancy Brown Frank Buchold Jack Buckley Morris Burllnghar' Gordon Burman Fanme Burns I In the Folloufmg Characterzsttc Modest nn rapld rlse to the heights Elesatlng commonplaces to oratory Bendlng hearts to sunt her wall Wandermgs ln Latm Joyfulness Lack of loquaclty Pleasmg even to the opposltron a woman can do anything even Proving math Grace ln dancing Protectne engmeenng Zblllly lmpetuosrty at first sign of dlsaster Untntelllglble as the Chmese alphabet Font of wlsdom Lowe of suffering humannts 5. v- li' fx I w '27 I FW 1 J Page Nme I y mne 415'-af:-gi' y ew- ,fa A -2 1' ug, HT Ll'p'fl 54 1 7' ' ' K. xW, ' V' VJ 'T 'U f 1 f' fy 1- , f- 'ir' ' I -.,,,,,.,rf- - N - 1 - X, , . , - - + ,K ,fe..X,- V-. , I . 5 -I .I K u. .. 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Thus H rstortcal Character Orpheus Lafayette Empress Theodora Danlel Webster Anne Boleyn Dtus Earl of Chesterfield harlemagne General Grant Anaxagoras Endymron Galrleo Richard Coeur Rosa Bonheur Dido Moskowslty Captarn Kidd de Lron Hrppocrates Caesar Theseus Pepln Alrce Freeman Palmer Newton Martha Washington Catherrne Il Ruth Hercules Ephraltes Gallatrn Charles Martel Amy Lowell Alexander the Great Alexander Hamrlton Clara Barton Daedalus Fremont Lady Jane Grey Polk Str Walter Raleigh Harnet Beecher Stowe Thalla Fabrus Maximus Cunctator Lucretla Mott Dolly Madison The C lass cProphecy I Remcarnated ln This Classmate Norman Bussman Bernard Chausmer Alice Chenault Jess Cohn Muriel Cornrsh Ralph Cors Henry Cowen Donald Crone Jone Drlfenderfer Lawrence Doyle Davrd Eggers Frank Fahnestock John Fearmg Bertha Louise Frelberg Ceclle Frelberg Wrllnam Fnsche Davrd Galmkm Stanley Garber Thomas Grbson Colonel Grlfillen Robert Gleason Caroline Goeslrng Henry Goldsmith Phyllis Greenwald Lrllran Guese Ernesttne Gunkel Herbert Hall Kenneth Hall Glen Hattendorf Marcus Herman Betty Herman Richard Herold Jack Herrick Emma Hull Irvm Horn Gnlbert Howland Lou Wtll Huff Eugene lker Paul Jones Rebecca Johnston Beatrice Josselson Daud Kahn Jeanette Kahn Blanche Kalfus In the Followmg C haracrerzstrc Musical abrllty and faithfulness Love of adventure regardless of stature Desire for luke abode A melodrous vorce developed by walkmg Gentle unobtrusrveness Herght of twm brother Ephraltes fifty four ect Dress manners learnmg lncreasmg ln popularity Soothmg hrmself by tobacco lnventrons benelicral and otherwise Slmrlar rn punishment sleep Learnmg towards physics Fearmg nothmg not even a gtrl Exact portrayals rn color Much sought after Exhrbltmg benefits of frve linger exercrses Showing at an early stage a propensity for captamcy Art of healmg rn medlcme Drctatorral power Always ready for more precarious adventures Short but productrve of great results Bending mental twigs Drscovermg scxentrlic laws by strange accident RCVIVIHE all by her charm and tea muliins Extensrve and complete conquests Self sacnficmg loyalty Constructive and spectacular strength Herght of twm brother Otus fifty four feet Good Judge of relatrve values Frguratrve use of a hammer Utmost use of poetic lrcense Deslre for new worlds to conquer Management of pecuniary affarrs Ablhty for nursrng Wlld but successful flxghts lmpetuously overndrng ewerythlng Gentleness that rules A dark horse Always at the service of others Wntmg heart rendmg stones Bewxtchmg linery Proscrastlnatton lmproung soclety Proung that housekeepmg IS an art inn-L' F1 Pug On Hundr ed ,I M . . . 5 . . 4 . . . of .... f I . . f f . A ' - - - L'-A f w VW. .... . . . . J ' ...... ' ' .... Q ' w , , , . r-. - I l : I . .... . ' F l 1' ' Psyche ...... Myrrl Harrisson . . Enticing generosity if ,4j,l D . I ' . . . ' ' ' ' ' TQ ' ' . ' ' ' ' .. . A ,s . . . . . . . 7 X I' f' ..... ' .... ' ' f ll . . r . ' g ..... M . . ' -i l I . . . . . . . . ' gg , gi . ' i ' ' j f .. D . . ff - . . . QU . . . , , , l ' , I j ' ' - X - -5- , F ff , . - . g . Veg ,, 'yi X - 'Af ' 'jgef '. ' ' W , ' Y YV V Q I AW' u- X ', ST?-i -x,,'i1.1l ll' ' - Q . 1 Y 4' ' '30, H f 1 F A ,.. l' I T 'N X - 1. - 1 , 'X , ,5 E1 :C+ 'gllf--9f l,Al,lt'4tffe1'5 'thc ff-Tftllgdf Y -7lllS?'S'4ilQ7W't The C lass fprophecy This Historical Character ls Reincarnated In This Classmate Semlramls Andro mache Virginia Klein Margaretha Kopp Echo ns Lucretia Borgra Andromeda Benjamin Franklin Susan B Anthony Marie Sue Pythagoras Guy Fawkes Magolfin fGouernor of Kentucky 18605 Harold Last Saxon King Paul Revere Marquise de Sevtgne Peter the Great Brian Boru Jeanne Recamler Atalanta Marie Theresa Atlas ueen Victoria Tolstot Ulysses Jonah Cordelia Leomdas Daniel Achilles Christopher Wren Sampson Columbus Sennachenb Topham Bauclark Esther Xanthlppe Gutslppe Garibaldi Queen Anne Horatio Nelson Abraham Lmcoln Angerona Edith Krebs Anna Km Elizabeth Laque Carolyn Lauer Richard Lawwnll Dorothy Levensohn Ruth Levy William Llghtfield James Ludden Harry Mack Robert Manss Constantine Mehas Etta Michelson Louis Mmowitz Robert Moore Marjorie Mosler Mathllde Muehlfelder Magdalene Mueller Carl Muth Dorothy Nelson Nick Ntcollef Raymond Ntehaus Austin Nisonger Norma Pandorf George Platts Dan Powers Norman Reis Michael Rollmger Harry Rozm Walker Ryder Robert Sahnd James Sampson Edna Schewltz Florence Schreiber Julius Schreiber Lucille Schubert Walter Seabrooks Joseph Segal Edith Shay eson 5' ,s 5 In the Following Characteristic No fear of lighting for her rights Steadlness and faithfulness whaeer may betlde Tendency to pine away Between laughter and tears Draw your own conclusion Always needing res umg Shocking investigations Standing for womens rights Novel writing sam Devotion to theories unlntelllglble to he IIIBSSES Tendency to use knowledge explosrvely Somewhat peculiar desire for governshrp of nearby state Appearance of Greek god with Saxon blood Causing an alarm Unusual accomplishments Variety of great exploits Racial traits of mhabitants of Emerald Isle Beauty and wit Equallmg even men in swiftness of foot Tenactty whoever the opponent Uncomplalnmgly bearing cares Executive ability and womanlmess Apostle of freedom Propensxty for craftlly evading issue in ques IIOI1 Even a whale couldn t keep him down Devotion to high ideals and real worth Spartan lack of unnecessary appendages of speech Too good even for the king of beasts Swift of foot and otherwise Beautlfymg the world archltectually Plylng her needle but without deluslve pur pose Power to bring down the house Walker rider able seaman Dlsplavxng great power for conquest Consult Macaulay Loyaltv to an ideal Free use of sharp tongue under stress cumstances Natne dialect Opposition to tyrannv Winning in spite of difficulties Appearance and oratorlcal ability Inclmatton for silence of cur 5 yr v-X3 Pug On Hund dO'7e W . . . V I ' ' I' 1'.fQfff , l - ' .... . . . 1 Y-VI Y 1 .avg D b ' , I I I I I I A .R , 1 LQ , -- ' . t h ' 1 I .. .... ' . A - H 41 .I 1 . anno auan . I I ' I ...... ' ' . . Y - I ' ' ' VJ' l . . . T Y. , .I ..... b 1 . . . . . A A D X Penelope ..... Lucile Rothfuss . . . ' ' ' - ' X ' is . . v l 'rf xl' N .... . . . . ' . J .,.r U , M, -wx , . 1 . . . I ' ,lf ll v 4 ..rstr p , r . , , Y . . .... . . - . . f C - f C l -- V A 'fill .,.i1r viii 1- - AIO 2 -aria iff:-: 44. -143 Y 45 2 so , T -3-if ' so . . - W, ,. g ...N 4 --- V 1- Y , . , Nr' We www x mmtftygf Zhc GL:-:nm VMI ,AL ...HX This H lstortcal Character Chrysens Tamerlane Queen Ellzabeth Ariadne Aglala Eurydlce Philip of Macedonia Samt Cecelna Ponce de Leon o Medusa Artemlsta Antigone Zaleucus Robm Hood Noah Webster Boswell Father Jahn Reynolds Macaulay Marne Antomette fs -. The C lass 6Prophecv ls Remcarnated In Thts Classmate Marlon Sherman Morns Shokler Ethel Snvntz Elizabeth Stevenson Betty Strauss Edna Strothman Thomas Stueve Bernice Stugard Charles Swlgart Ernst Thelmer Mary Van Fleet Marlon Van Horne Stella Vtscontl Albert Voss Maxwell Weaver Andrew Webster Myron Wolf Stanley Wolf Lawson Wodward Henry Wright Mary Louise Wuest I In the Followtng C haractenstlc Sklll with the needle Conqueror when he starts Resolye to remam unmarned Glvxng the clue for the puzzle of attractne ness Sparkling and pleasing bnlllanre Fatthfulness and forgiveness Developing new methods of warfare Devouon to muslc Mannfestmg eternal youth Patience under difficulties Collmg hatr Bulldmg for lasting memories Unseltish self sacrlfice to make other ness happl Maker of his own laws Holding us up for our money Tendencies which the name lmplles Actmg the eternal quesnon mark Interested m gymnastnc trammg Portralture Complete submlsslon xn history Power over men not the unhappy end MARY VAN FLEET ELIZABETH LAQUE if I-in ly 0 H ded fun ' 'E f 'ff C - ,, ,. 1' 7, I f - - 'X f .j E , X' , ' dxf 4' s X' 'X Yi gy 4 6-A J 1, ....l f I ' f f f ' ' ' Rameses ..... Thomas Tucker . . Great destiny I ..... I ' , ,g ,l ' 'S I T X- A -nc GLenm .L l 'lf if sf' cf! is sl 1 .I ,, raw, LA Class W1ll We the Class of l926 of Walnut Hills High School being of sound and sane mmd and memory fat least we thmk we are! in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and twenty six do make publish and declare this our last will and testament First we give devise and bequeath unto our Senior caretakeresses the Honorable Misses Layman Curtis Purmgton Kohnky and O Hara the following as tokens of our highest esteem To Miss Layman from the sale of all extraneous coat hangers we leave one com plete set of Edgar Guest whereunto we add one automatic mechanical library porter which shall carry all books to the library in one ill oad To Miss Curtis we will the three and mne tenths tons of paper used by her dill gent students in writing reports on Col lateral History Home Reading Books to serve as source work for her honorable fur nace in Passaic which same fuel shall last on that stern and rock bound coast until we forget the interpretation of Immemorial Rights of Englishmen To Miss Purington we bequeath a ring less telephone realized from the proceeds of the sale of all the gems of literature de posited in her file case To Miss Kohnky we present from the sale of the remains left by detention students a theft insurance policy with any reliable firm. but we admonish her: Patronlze the Gleams advertisers. To Miss Ol-lata. who has cherished from our infancy, We leave all the relics of our babyhood. including our brilliant at- tempts at football hero stories. May she derive unutterable pleasure from the thought that none so torturous will ever be written again. The Library. for its valuable assistance in aiding us to restrain our loquacious tongues we endow with one phonograph record. modeled after the famous French ones whic ejaculate. A-a-az this one. however. -L--QM..-X. - . ,,N,, -.s--e ---Map L as I e 'ss one-4 H M J X'.z's'J-T49 ff . f Tig- ML.-.:iF' . remonstrate at regular intervals of two seconds I want this talking stopped' This record is to be left running all night to give the library atmosphere To the Art Department we give all our cartooned books including the one contain mg the bust of Caesar rejuvenated with modern embellishments May it serve as an inspiration to future artists To the Class of 27 we leave our well earned reputations which shall plague them even as the reputations of our predecessors have plagued us Thus may their honored instructors say Last years class always read ten outside books a night for history Last years class was a hundred lines ahead of you this time of the year The ungrateful seventh graders who have not duly appreciated our evident superiority we cut off with one cent Clcl fThis sum of money may be found lodged between the planks of a certain third floor chamber Guess which7J To the Lunchroom we donate bmos e one for the girls side and one for the boys to be served the first day as roast the second as chops the third as hash the fourth as salad and the fifth as soup IUVBIICOS All the rest of our worldly goods we give devise and bequeath unto the Gleam room for its sadly needed interior decorations to be done in purple and green tints known by psychologists to he beneficial for the nerves of editors of high school papers. ln testimony Whereof we have set our hands to this Last Will and Testament, this thirtieth day of February. in the year of out Lord. one thousand nine-hundred and twenty-six. Signed: LAWSON WOODWARD. Secretary T. ROLAND GIBSON. President DOROTHY NELSON, Vice-President JACK HERRICK. Treasurer BERNICE STUGARD. Treasurer eg, . . f- - s. r 'I-'EQ' h ' C 'T ? 'fre V -. i-so , ,Ir ,K - f.. Page One Hundred Three i :7'v3' ' .1-T, ' Z? - - -ir . , kr-ff' 'K' C- 1 V 7 C Ora, TK 7 6?',.iJ5X47C5.Tl-753 L . xf'T h,, hx tis' 4 Q11 ' Ax A Q1 g: K, . I . ' . . : U . . .,, l , I 1' 1 1 1 i I i i ' 'xxx t - ' ' . ' 1 - ' v 'z . I. I . ' , . ,, Y l ' V4 e . I . f on rf 1 - t W . I .. 'X l . ' . lv . . . - , . . ' AQ , . . i v ' - 4 ll ' I . . H . - H, ig 'V - . - , H ' us ' .l I y' , e.. ffl , W h 1 . W .. .. to T f . l ' K r e , A 1 T1 Y 72- 0' f 0 ?1 'CG lm ...sm Je Q- -. x- N-4 'ff wmmd , 'X 'ff' yn. cfls Wed DRAMATIS PERSONAE Ltttle Ascantus Paul Jones Doddermg Nurse Mathtlde Muehlfelder Dido Betty Herman Aeneas Robert Gleason Annus fmascultne of Anna! Myron Wolf Chaperone Plunkett Berrne Juno Rebecca Johnston Venus Dorothy Levensohn Jupiter David Kahn Cupid Gordon Burman SACRIFICES Black Sheep-Irvin Horne Thomas Stueve Harry Rozm Thomas Gibson White Sheep Magdaltne Mueller Caro line Lauer Verna Barz Phyllis Greenwald Ethel Stvitz Iarbas George Platts Director Morris Burlmgham Scenansts Ethel Srvitz Elizabeth Laque Dorothy Levensohn Ac I Scenel Scene Carthage f0Ih2IWIS2 Noyes Field! Characters Director Burlmgham f Smouldertng Troy Ashes of Venge ance fame. Cast interspersed over Victory Boulevard. Director: Hey, you all. cast your lamps on Cupid. CPoints with grimy forefinger at Cupid resplendent with large, ileecy wings. slingshot in hand.J Hes the keynote of the play see? CAsidel Hey, you boob. be careful with that slingshot. You re liable to hit me. Awright now. Dido. this is your cue. You come in making sacrifices. Stress em along the path. fDido enters. Idem for sacrifices. Sacri- fices obligingly strew themselwes near the tennis court.l Dido: Ecce. Cupid! I hope he has some- thing nice for me. fCupid blushes iiolent- ly. turns his head. and shoots Dido in the to .J flntrat Aeneas. Sound of hautboys. Ascanius trots along with unequal steps. Dido's hand flutters to her heart.b Heu. gimme the telephone quick. I must call my chaperone. 'm falling in love an am too bashful to be set-n alone. - --gif! - - ,' ,.. f' N. S.. h... -Av .D f.-.e f f Llke It lEnter chaperone Annus and Mercury singing Gaudeamus Igttur I Dido fwhispenngl Annus should I love htm' Annus You bet Hes lots better than your last old man Director fmanuscrtpt tn hand to Scenar ist Laquel What does mean? Im stumped Scenanst Search me' Dido Cto chaperoneb Introduce m fChaperone slaps Aeneas on the back The latter almost crumples up I Director Speed it up Dido fhovertng bashfully and sucking index finger With sticky accentsl Te amo Aeneas Same to you and many of em fThey embrace longlngly ltngermglyl Director Cut' Ac II Scene I Setting Banquet room Cresembltng pam fully lunchroom at dear old W H H S D Dido enters gracefully head aloft seeking a seat Suddenly she notices that seat defictt Aeneas ptously supplies onej Aeneas Jupiter be praised' Are you here at last? Cconsulting ankle watchl Ive been waiting an hour Dido fvery much tn evidence! If you love me you ought to swear by Juno Shes my patron goddess Director Register passion Dido fastdej Keep out of this This our quarrel Director: Whos boss here, you or me? Dido: Well if you don t know lets say I am. Aeneas fgetting jealousb: Say, shes my tr. Director: You can have her. Hold that pose: its perfect. Aeneas Casserting his rightsl: I w'll not swear by Juno. This is a free country. Dido: Leave my sight. you brute! Ascanius fwhiningb: Pah puh' gimme a penny. Cupids gotta sucker. an I want one too. 1Venus appears in a rosy light. and gently wafts Ascanius from the scene.b Aeneas: But- Dido: No buts. Never cross my thres- hold again. tAeneas leaves. cowed.l Annus: E pluribus unum. Sis. your complexion is all off. CURTAIN. f -, ,gr . . -, -Pg -t 5 iii X li 1 :JL BIQJL if is T-gf., ft .A -. ff'-'fi-71 Page One Hundred Four Ll ll? I? H 'T-y 3-. . J. 5 -E .PNY f f I ' Z '. A f- 'Y' 1 . ' Y ifr- ce. as tw-. 5- fs. . -KX ,f 1 lvfun gb , ' t, 2' CX- f ' , . l W ' 1 1 1 : . l T ' : 4let71 I h 7 - . I Wi 1 . . . : I in .mx ,, , S ix' 1 g : e. xi ' X 1 ' . ' : ' . ' l viii' Mercury-David Galinkin. I i I , ' g l . . G . . - .! I - , , It . - .. y . n 1 g I .. . ' ' ' . : 1 I Y o , . 1 : 1 . . U H of H ' is . i 1 5 J . Y g I ,Lt , , L7 N 5 V ' 1 lt I' f I .. 1 ' V ' 'i ' N' I0 fl ' M I . 7 v dvr I I 1' e f Y 1 I d ' V 0 C' ,e 'C ff f'i0Q'7'Gff 'k ll as 7 V sqtafys . vi an 'hc s fe-ffl-QW-2 1-as P lem ly ' Act II.. Scene II. !Doddering nurse departs doing the l I I I I fCharleston.l l lCup1d flits alrlly across the stage. Aeneas follows dismally, seeking consolation in Gods fin unlsonlf Such modems! l nicotine! Venus' When I was voung Aeneas All alone Im so all alone Jupner In my day Cupid lteasmgl Yes slr shes my baby Aeneas dreams Cupid loye ou Aeneas 'msn' loye me Cupld Aeneas isa yr um m lunconsclouslyl T keep my must be leaner Oh I mush I had someone to Yeah hot dawg' Yearnlng just for you Cupid Of all the queens that ever lived I choose you to rule me Collegiate rah rah rah' flixeuntj lEnter Dido leaning weakly on chap erone s arm pursued passionately by Iarbas J Iarbas Pay the mortgage or marry m Dido fheroicallyb You mean pay the mortgage or fhissmgl die' Iarbas I give you till midnight to mor 'X row Pay or you ibetween clenched teeth? b mme By Jupplter I swear it 1Dldo turns her back speechless for once Iarbas departs I Dido fwailmg on lier chaperones tweed shoulderl Oh the woman pays and pays and pays CURTAIN Act III Scene I Director fglVll1g orders to Annus to erect funeral pyrel Remember this is hot stuff tEnter Dido cum chaperoneque nurseque SJCYIIICESQUP Gods hoyer in back ground l Dido lmounts funeral pyre and grace u y reclinesb L ye thou art J t as a grapefruit which basking in the sun on the hillsides of sunny Greece while he birds twitter in the treetops which being cut hits one in the eye when one least ex PQCIS II so eyen love lShe IS about to hurl Venus lto Mercury? Quick go make Aeneas more certain concerning this event CURTAIN Scene II tAeneass bed chamber Aeneas snoring peacefu ly in dactyllic hexameter Mercury allghts and tickles his nose Meter becomes Irregular J Mercury How can you prolong your snores in so great a crisis' Dido your love is on the brink of the flames lMercury vanishes into thin air Aeneas snatches himself from slumber J Director Ito property manl Bring around the airplane Turn on the wind machine Aeneas ljumpmg in and floating away to the rescuel Semper fidelis forever CURTAIN Scene III lSame as Scene l Enter lar as I a tm Lizzie 5 Director Speed it up Iarbas Can t out of gas 1To Dido alllterativelyl The flaming fire of my furious fancy lights the folly of your fear ful ferocity I am ere Dido fdramaticallyl So are the matches Aeneas lwhlrrmg in and piping up? Me too 4Glves Iarbas an uppercut to the jaw! You dog' lSeizes papers and Di o I Is all forgiven' Dido fcast down as her eyes! How can H Svseetle by Jupiter and Juno lets burn tne mortgage not you tThev melt into each others arms while the flames of the mortgage rlse H Director Hold it herself into the flames when she notes their general absence! eu nurse get some matches lS1gb of relief from Cupid J CURTAIN ' ITHE END I 5 T21 N Mime? Q 'K ai..- PageOneH nd dFce dl ' : I'll see yo ' y U I i ' A ' ' af' r I I Af' : 0 v lf ' . y' . , .,- 1 I l I A U ' A I - l ' ' ' . SO, ' ' ' ' . if ' I . Z e' I . . . . will e ' . ' . ' . , ' ' . b 'n ' . h . r.-' ' . . . I Sr . ' . ' ' - 'd . ' . 9 . . f' 'I Z I. - , you ask? Ll! fll' ' : o', 'us 93 v '. V ' , ' -V ' rl ' . . - , - - I Y , E- H , . l . I A , , ' ' - H . , me I I T ' I YEA I -T . f C, H T '-'TT T -- 'N M 1 Y' --- A- ' W T V+- - ff ,, AX wg ax fT'l'. T N Q. C dy X- I ag- -M-W -P--, C- I, C . '- - E A -C N-Qs.1, ,:.,7.a '- -e - C ,,. ev D , f 7.71, 8 , Y -f I - ' ' ' u re i' ftllilafhi if-A er l 'T C -jQA'w7lks-9 24-ff r-Cf i ' -s.. fi --ft. lf: Y Excerpts from Senlor Oratoncal Contest The contest for the valedlctory this year brought forth such excellent speeches that as Mr Davis declared any one of them was good enough to be given at Music Hall Therefore we are printing excerpts from the four speeches which remarkable though they ate cannot be given at graduation Dorothy Nelson who won honorable mention in the competition spoke Crime After giving a vivid picture of crime conditions she asserts Many ideas gested There must be limits to the prlvl leges of granting ball and parole Trials must be held more promptly and Junsts must rise above their own sentiments and realize their responsibility The sale of fire arms must be restricted But all these re forms can be accomplished only by an act of the federal government so that they would be enforced throughout the whole country not just in a few states The civic responst bility of the citizens must be increased so that each individual will feel it is a disgrace that the United States is being a leader in crime when according to all her traditions she ought really be a leader in blotting tt out The people must know that crime is a men ace to society and therefore must be curbed The governments must carry out the first function of government--the maintenance of law and order. Each individual citizen must help the governments in their attempts to administer justice. This rise of crime can be diminished but it can be diminished only by the co-operation of the people with their governments. Edith Krebs in her speech on Artilicial- 'y. discusses another serious problem but in a lighter manner. She starts by saying: Though this has been called the Age of Steel, it might rightly be called the Age of Artiiiciality for our light. our heat our manners and even our faces. for the most part. are artilicial. When we are told how well we look. usually is meant. 'What a good artist you've becomel' - - ...-.51 ,, ,, When Father remarks Its getting ter nble dark in this room he usually means For goodness sake turn on some more light When Mother complains My its get mg dreadfully chilly Father after being fully convinced goes down to the cellar and turns on more gas And when we receive an invitation to tea we know positively that there will be no tea but ice cream and punch will take This is an age of arttficxaltty The great advancement of civilization IS to a certain extent responsible for this pres ent day artticiallty Especially is this fact true of all the recent devices invented and improved upon for our physical comfort 1' The advancement of civilization is a natural thing and useless to hght against until we see and realize that ll has become a menace both to ourselves and to our coun ry Certainly if civilization has advanced so far that it makes both man and his home the two mam factors in the making of a nation artihcial then it has become a menace Dorothy Levensohn spoke on A Sense of Humor. She showed that humor is universally appealing. She then declared: It is something that everybody wants. The big obstacle toward acquiring a sense of humor is that there seems to be no fixed agreed opinion as to what a sense of humor really is. The man who guffaws uproar- iously at the vaudeville show is just as sure that he has it as the spinster who smiles politely at some gentlemans intended wit. lf you should demand of me Give me a definition of sense of humor on the spur of the moment 1 should be tempted to reply. Its something that most people think they have-but haven t. Yet if I had longer to consider I should very probably reach this conclusion: A sense of humor consists f seeing happenings in their true proportion with the utmost recognition of the funny side of them. ai? l . L fl ' XM ,A r.'- - -- .mfr - I L ,mg . , , -44: X f- sd --- ij E 1. X - ,, i A ' W ,h . ,, .1-,gi ,Aki , W M A I e M 1 --. f S- ,Y V- rs- , . .rr - , . Page Ont' Hundred Six V- , - V g 4 I . A , X, K -C1524 1 t V - ' sy: 'xjl Q ig!!! NY 1 nu ki' 4 ' h fyg . ' x ff -'L ,f Wg N . . ' ' ll I V ' - . I ' . . . ', y f ' 4 . . . , 1 I , u ' A - v - , ' ' . . . , . 1 . ,FN ,, ' i X HH . on H . ,, . . . . . at ' ' ' ' W ' -- H' . . . ' H . , ' l to better all these situations have been sug- its plaza 7 .I . - ll X ' ' . ' U . . . . . , . . l xt , ' ' . ' ' ' AL Q 4 4 . 1 M ' ' - 1 . . n 1 . t ' l . ' ' , x x 1 u a u . - . - . . . . . , . ' al t . . J ' n ll YY l 'z I4 ' , 'v' I n ' 1 ,f Q it . a 'W it , 1 ' I ' 1 .. , , ' ,xg ., I f t .' ' ' x .' , v 1 R 1 f ' y v , rx ti ' 0 1 n to ,Lf a-jg Q allft fl fl ith Zne:G l,l... I--+ Qt Ffa A After provlng that a sense of humor rs mvaluahle to the mdxvrdual the speaker con tmued What a sense of humor IS to the man a sense of proportxons IS to the natron and relxglon For consxder how throughout the ages men have wrangled and have persecuted each other because thus one believes that Chnst that xt was by the Jews If people could see themselves blckermg over an event that hap pened almost two thousand years ago and that no one now ltvmg really knows abso lutely about or IS responsblle for theyd realtze that thelr vxewpomt rs distorted The man the natxon and the relxglon lead that happnest extstence that have the blggest sense of proportxons and humor Really one of the most senous things ln Ixfe ns a sense of humor Joe Segal s A Promised Land presented youths plea for the Prohtbxtxon Amend ment Sxx years ago he stated we set out for a promised land It was to be a more prosperous land a healthxer land a land of greater happiness and of less crime-a prom- - -V -1,,t.,, x . , V -5 .4 ,V ... iw gt xr st used land mdeed whnch was to be reached by the Prohxbmon Amendment You I mean the great mass of respec table cmzens are prohxbmons chtef ob stac es Your very respectabllnty has become a had mlluence for you are vlolatmg the slgn of good fellowshlp and the key to good socxety You have aboltshed the saloon but by puttmg a glamour and a zest to drmkmg you have vrrtually encouraged the use of lxquor among the younger generatron our only hope for a promtsed land You have maugurated the greatest soclal reform m ages yet you would mock tts sancnty To my mmd thus drmkmg among youth thts devlatxon from the road that leads to the promnsed land IS the most dns couragmg aspect of prohrbxtlon To you of the older generatxon l ad dress my plea for a determmed march for xt ns you who must lead and xt ts you who have failed to do so. g ,Wu ... ,' --- fi f ,, .- f. .f . 1 X -fel of W aeeeee fl . 47 M I I' P X rx '. li TT? who f g Page One Hundred Seven lf fsff' Weep l ff 'ssafffvfef' 'fr' , l Q tx '-I K,-dossql h V1 ' ' .. , if-Y,.' tg g - 1 ,,.: , .fp . . P N' g gh-J l l a . . . . - . .. , , , 4 1 - . ' ,, . 1 I . ae at 1 Oy, . . . - , - . K -1-.5 ft' I was murdered by the Romans, and that one law. 1' 1' 'You have made drinking the ' K ? A ' l . . TL . . 1 ' g 1 1 x .- ' l .. .. - s' L , . - . f . ' , . Y - ' ' t 'v . ' ' 4 , . ' U at 1 lk N l N , . , . . r 1 x ,F X , - H U . . . . y tt ' yy , , f , . . . - U -g ' 1 li A1 ' YY ll Il ' ' n ' l , ,l .VA a.. ' 1 5' , t, y, 4 Lfilwx Tx s. xx r I + ef X X t 1 ' n l N Reasons xfgfe ' -Wah t ,Y Vega: fm , f ,y1 xj? -' ef 1 H We' - .fri K 'hc fc: lf? QW 'RTW c'! 'X 4.. Cpuzzle 6Page l Here chtldren IS a plcture of some seniors and some seventh graders Puzzle Fund the seniors 2 The Remembrancet staff pomt wlth prlde to the followmg lxterary gem We firmly belleve that If IS the best of its klnd ever wrltten Unfortunately how ever xt passed through the hands of the censors We prmt the remalns Puzzle Guess what was between those marks 3 In all the algebra classes of the school the deliclt caused by mmus quantltnes was 2 997 4929 Puzzle Fmd how the deficnt was made up f't?.w'.E Given triangle NUT A and A1 Hamlet s ears OC Hamlet s eves d his nose EAT ING hns mouth To prove That Hamlet was crazy Steps Hamlet sand To be or not to be Hrs mmd was not made up Has mmd was not completed Something was lackmg nn his m He was crazy T Y S lWe Told You So D md Shakespeare was no llar D2flUlll0H of undecided Dehnltnon of made up Dehnmon of not completed Definition of lunatic Puzzle Guess who vsas crazv enough to make thus up lgo HddEgh -I n N , x 3 I S O Gt y H V . 4 l. 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Most popular teacher? ........................... 1 Most popular word for limericks-Quite. Favorite study-Ethics. Favorite sport-Study Hall. Favorite room Study Hall Favorite amusement Study Hall Favorite day in school life December 25 Most popular exammatlon Physical Most popular text book College Humor Most popular novel Macbeth Most popular bed time story Burke s Speech on Concrlratron Most popular history phrase lmmemorlal rights of Englishmen Most used words at W H H S Cll Glittering 121 Generalities Most popular place of detention Movies Most popular bell Lunch hi Fil 1 Fill in with discretionl. - XS e? Xt ...rf :n-Ln P ge One Hundred N ne I i l -V i- A . Y t Q - . K 1 V r - , tj . , .. . I l v , , , 4 9 l 'i A , '1. fgif--' e f 0 1 I' t , ., l A in I r t I lt I c Mx. . L - , x , , Q 1 ' ii ,X I 1,. V .p r A i. .V ,,' F F- - - -qn i . - 'W-I , - fv- --,- ., .-- - 1 ' ,ff 'sg ' ' f. 51 f , P Q , - S- .Nik S, ,S ,V S s so A ,A ,e,. . -. e ', ,. -,V -.. 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Morpheus-like MARY LOUISE WUEST I , . f 1-'Wuxi--? L 3' ' A J ri! : J Pay-' Our Hundred T1 n If ff V as 1, A f- T25 !Hs,.f+.A: hx -xxx V 7. A :bx 4 i Q Q 1 -f'f 4 ' wg I , ?Qgfg-Mgr-,1','-Qyf ,- jr E 4-fee fl--A Qs.-1 W-31 3 I I 1 l 1 1 I i WF'3L.x!I I X lin! J I ll If -v'QK ' UIC G'-cam ef'ffiifi-:IQ.r.ff'lfVfl The Gpopularity Contest Most Like A Greek God ROBERT MANSS Most Popular THOMAS GIBSON Best Dancer CONSTANTINO MEHAS Most Candzd IRVIN HORN Best Dresser HENRY COWEN Mos! Serzous WILLIAM LIGHTFIELD Class Comedran HARRY ROZIN Most Patrent JACK HERRICK Teachers Pet GORDON BURMAN Most Orpheus lzlze NORMAN BUSSMAN Most Studzous WILLIAM LIGHTFIELD Most Athletzc NORMAN REIS Most Ongmal HARRY ROZIN Best Actor NORMAN BUSSMAN BOYS Most Independent IRVIN HORN Most Bashful HERBERT HALL Blggest Eater PAUL JONES Bzggest Bluff HARRY ROZIN Best Artzst LAWSON WOODWARD Most Pzous GORDON BURMAN Most Lacomc JOSEPH SEGAL GEORGE PLATTS Most Like Jupxter DONALD CRONE Most Sphinx like WINFIELD KENNEDY Most Mercunal JACK HERRICK Most Jovzal PAUL JONES Most Martial HARRY MACK Most Morpheus luke JOHN FEARING X5 Pe O d I. A . -if I . I I ' ' , I I . ' I 1 I I Vp: , -Q gf . 1 X 'N ' -1 If PV I :1 gl K+ tl RI I Q Il, Q- I Lf A I H I A EA EA' I A E Y I me neHun :dAEleujn All wrapped up wlth Nzllif-lflhiflw We Statlstxcs Vltal and Deadly Name Lake What Food Reason Wonted Wise Crack umm: Verna Barz Mary Bennett Mlldred Bodman Nancy Brown Fanny Burns Alyce Chenault Murlel Cornlsh Bertha Frleberg Lou Wlll Huff Rebecca Johnston Beatnce Josselson Jeanette Kahn Blanche Kalfus Vlrgmxa Klein Margaretha Kopp Edith Krebs Cecile Frleberg Carolme Goesllng Lllllan Guese E rnestme Gunkel Myrll Harnsson Bertha Herman Emma Hlll Anna Krlt Ellzabeth Laque Carolme Lauer Dorothy Levensohn Ruth Levy Etta Michelson Mathllde Muehlfelder Magdalme Mueller Marjone Mosler Dorothy Nelson Jelly roll Beef Champagne Chocolate cake Raxsms Ice cream soda One egg cake Shortcake Chocolate cream Devll s food cake Hash Peanut Blueberry Cherry Cream roll Marshmallow re Butter Plum puddmg Lemonade Whipped cream Dougbnut Bread Strawberry pop Asparagus Fish Ice cream Glnger snaps Chill con came Popover Cream ple Grapefruit Russet apple goo No lamb Rare article What everybody llkes Full of strength Always welcome Conservatxve Short but sweet Llttle but delightful Sptcy Qualnt mixture Unassummg Always blue Bnght Hard shelled but soft wlthm Sweet and mushy Favorlte wxth the men Meltmg Festive Cool and refreshing Lnght and fluffy Has a hole where the heart should be One of llfes necessltnes Seen at ball games Long and slender Llves m the water Cold and hard except when she melts Self explanatory Hot stuff' Nothing to her fphyslcallyj Full of nch stulf Gushmg Mellow ii' Ll Oh hee Tee hee That s nch Oh he s the cutest boy Oh Verna Ah shoot' Dontcha know Eek' Let s eat How horribly funny' What s II to you? Huh' Oh gee I m so excited That s at least better than you can do II My gawsh I wouldn study If anyway Good Heavens' My cow' Who does she go wrth? My stars' Can you feature that' Betty s eatm bunny food Lxsten funny face Brllllantme' Says whlch' S my goodness Grrls' Do be QUIET Im a corpse If the shoe frts wear Il Laugh I thought ld ne lf l had the wlngs of an angel My gosh the nver' Walt a mmute Don t mmd me I only work here For plty s sake PgOHdlTl 3 I 2: 4 - f'- . A f 5 e' .5 . .. .x l I. M, 1 Xl , 'I I' 'fl xi' ' V- X xl' 1 1 I 'I l 'll'-xl . . . I . ' ........ .......... ' A ..... ....... . ki ............ MJ .... . ...... ....... . . ........... l.Q'?' M ' - - ..,. - , t Q M X ...... ..... . .... ............. I I 'V'7 Y' ss. I' .... . ....-......... I ss.. , 1 - . . , . ' ,U .... ............ ........ . . ' l , , v 5 1' lg ...... ......... .......... ' . .. 4 , - ll . 1 n Q ' I v t ll ..... . ........... .............. 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He' We --f 'afar-ssl JJ V ,A -hcGLenm ,,k Statlstlcs Vltal and Deadly Clasucal Tendmey Complex Toy wnth Cuplds arrows Try to play musnc Overtake Pythagoras Dancnng Be awe stricken Venerate the god of basketball Be as qulet as the Sphmx Her art Banquet Wnte long compllcated sentences Outdo Terpslchore Wrxte letters Lament Invoke the gods Exercise ber brams Embrace freely Pedagogxc stram Voluhlhty Sn m Room 12 Dream ln Latm Do classical cartoons The Georgxcs Be dnvmely tall Depend on chance Searcbmg Laughmg Chuckhng Fraternity Shuttmg the door so softly Athletic Movnes Los Angeles Dietary ye rolling Hot Vassar fudge sundaes Happmess Artlstlc Romantic Conscnentxousness Sweetness French Bu mplng mto telegraph Talkatwe History studying Making up Anything masculine us Baseball Walk wlth head m the clouds Serlousness Bnng curses upon the dlctlonary Men Spout like Clcero Slave drlvers Dwell as a bermlt fun Room IZ? Fairy Fables Trap II on the light UD fantastic toe Greek sodas Wear classy clothes Flee from place to place luke Aeneas Appease those on hugh A Collegiate clothing The Charleston Mr Evans Nled Unspeakable somebody How She Got That Way Losing her own comb Sleepmg on a feather bed Feelmg as good as she looks Wearing pms Fear of burglars Fxllmg those cute baskets Wanting to see handsome men Callfornla Llmlted Human paradox Readxng English comps Trymg to be sweet Lxvlng up to childhood mel. name By real seriousness Seatmg arrangement rn Grecl c ass Mmdung her own business Eatmg fudge Madame Ashbrook poles Imagmatnon Keepmg her quxetest Guess who ber teacher ts Not wnth cosmetxcs Sympathetic soul Sight seemg Casey at the Bat Doing all her homework Hunger Bemg edltor of the Remembrancer Business IS business Using College Humor as a textbook Beams In her feet Sweet omce gurl .....,, American Beautxes every week Unspeakahle manner l' -I In-1-r Page One Hundred Thrrteen f K-lf':? e-7 , fu ' ' ' PM f 1 ,, V , A , K-if .g W QQL IJ' ,Quill jg, 7' V11 . 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' -U 3'i'9 ik Gps sv ff N' Q A 'XTX SIQIISIICS Name Norma Pandorf Lucnlle Rothfuss Edna Schewltz Florence Schrelber Lucille Schubert Edrth Shayeson Ethel Slvltz Elizabeth Stevenson Betty Strauss Edna Strothman Bernice Stugatd Mary Van Fleet Marlon Van Horne Stella VISCOHII Mary Louxse Wuest KLQLLL.: -? Luke What Food Reason Wonted Wrse Crack Bran brscunt Potatoes Croquette a t Jello Hothouse grapes Orange Johny cake Spaghetti Green corn Peanut bnttle Swiss cheese Banana special Condensed milk Frurt cake ,-I A-A, Page One Hundred Fozulee gf., 'Qi Svc It . 'hc GLenm l .e .gf il c ni 57 4 S X i I 2 ..... ..... i . . .S l ...... . . . fi - f' Marion Sherman: lNoodl-el if, yi---T l l ........ ...... . I' ....... ' ..... 0 V xi nl N l WEL! 5.1, Ay- 5? P U' T? K... A- z C kj N'-'r lt! drllcc' , Statlstlcs Vltal and Deadly Classrcal Tendency Complex Make commentaries on Vergll Supplant Calliope Walt for PIOPIIIOUS tlmes Emulate Orpheus Prolile Worship Venus Bewarl her fate Make sacnfrces That volce ever soft gentle Be exposed to Greek Her nose Those tresses Desire to be a Vestal vlrgm Leave the glory to the men Be serious by all means Do Latm nn assembly Simplicity Playfulness Reducmg Musical and chemical Blushing Sports Worrlsome Man hating .ngghng Peacekeepmg ollectmg Pesslmlsm Qunetness Maldenhness slumberless Hou. She Got That Way Xll great people are sample second childhood 10 as to wear Dons Reed models Beethoven and Dr Newman Vlodesty Bemg one Leadmg a pleasant hfe By observing them Can t grow up From Norman Vo fault of her own .wavrng her breath Bemg what a grrl should be n the company of another Sennor sqm! f X 'rm Li 1: J 1 v- r Sanuk: 167 Page One Hundred Flfleen '1'F:fff ' - 1 1 Y V , ,, , ,. , ' ' ' -,W Y , W vw a fl a fx v r 571' f. l m fl ,, s ,. h . f N-1-f -T' of ff-' J' se 'girl 4 A ?, . .' '- - iii, .-.rf ' i 9 f - a l l . l I I N ........ 1 .....,......... R l : D 'IA fn' ........ . ...,....., .....,........... . . ............ . ...........,...... -4-L l and lowx- ....... ..... ,.Pleasantness ...... . ........ Regular girl-boy f 1 h ....-.-.. ,QI I ....-.-......-... ' X ' - ................. - .............. il , I ' ' ' .... 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Long Wanted Wtse Crack Hello Marjorie Whtch proves when you re suck etc Do I have to scan? Don t be sxlly ce Oh' I know that Damty but unsubstantxal I m not prepared As good as ll can be Smooth So sweet Unctuous Of hrs teachers eye Whats more lengthy' Looks good Pale and cold Suppressed Tough Muslcal As a man thrnket so IS Woozy Speaks for Itself Brown All pulfed up Filled wttb applesauce Lnght Elfervescent All mush Small amount IS full of strength Always seen m lunch roon Fond of books Runs all over the place Makes dough ruse lntoxlcatmg Solrd Snappy Strong Has everybody srgned the lust' Great Caesar Lend me a drme Call me up to mght Can you rmagrn Is that mce? uh Ill have nt In to morrow Got any pennres' My soul and body Well now lrsten I m a monkey s uncle You make Hespetus look luke an art museum I dunno That s the mam drmculty I tblnk I got 10071: Soak your face' I should worry CBest left outj Heres one you can do Eggers 3 There s our gurl fnend ess Cluck' Come on Bushwa One of those bug steal men from Sung Smg Whats ll to you' Good ole lanybody k...C4iL.a.a F M- lgO W Y ' ' . ,' 1 - - ' ,. 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Che: GL:-:nm Qlgiil gg.,- D x....... x X. .ag- Statlstlcs Vltal and Deadly Classacal Tendency Complex How He Got That Way Worship goddesses Fnght Latln Make banjo sound as good as lyre Wordsworth Luke Cyclops food Take things as they come Be staunch and noble Shakespeare Heroxc physlque Nap Do plenty of work Be as tall as Atlas Surpass Roscxus God luke prolile Let other celebrate s deeds Athletic contests Play sweet strains Falr ladies Charleston like a Bacchante Actmg Athletics Dnctate to common people Lnbrary Make welrd noises Remembrance: Break ladles hearts Exert his muscles Due collectmg luke Fates The theater Cnlckel showj Not know existence of French Hope for worst Saxaphone Worshxp youthful goddess Have dreams Song Head ln the clouds Hxstory Falling out wmdows anjo Bend a Foolxshness Speed Gymnastxc Noblllty Borrowing Inqunsxtnve Chatterbox Leon Errol knees Matmee xdol Bees Radlo Perfectmg strong man poses Sleepmg ln English Supenorlty if Football Clvlcs Editorial Heart trouble Charleston Inhlbxtory Bothermg Mrs Ashbrook Maxwell Healthy appetite Wxld time Amnesia Crazy gloves Slumbermg W O Baseball Deep volce Thmknng of Mlle X Compulston Head first Vodvnl Imntatmg Moby Duck Trymg to make the ho Walkmg home From his brothers Lookmg the part Playing Enancrer Surprlsel By nature and omce Twelfth Nlght That blush Seeking sweetness nor roll Llstenmg mstead of talking Takmg H Hall s body bulldmg course Chaucer Blutiing math teachers Its a secret Tackling Latm prose Ideal youth Cf his llmerlck 'Nlo organic weakness Trymg to reduce Flxmg teachers radios Summer school Freezmg xn Delaware Counting our bulls Chewmg cough drops It s convenient Eatmg no meat xn lua h room Home work Dr A A Knoch Practice Eating too much 3 I S tl - P90 ll'S.Ql?rf1f.,,41lti,,l la' f?Tili7f fx .safer-ifflln K' A F7 H' ' ,le Tl 4 is ff-. .l' N , 3 ., V X .4S,.lf ' Q l . . . . ! : .... . ........... ....... . 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Ve,-e fps' 1f....AY26Q-- I l x..t A-fi S I wma 1 4..- ,L 'N Statlstlcs Name Davld Kahn Rlchard Lawwxll Wrlllam Lxghtfield James Ludden Harry Mack Robert Manss Constantme Mehas Louts Mmowltz Robert Moore Carl Muth Ray Nlehaus Ntck Nlcoltef Austtn Nlsonger Phtllp Palmer George Platts Dantel Powers Norman Rets Mtchael Rollmger Harry Rozln Walker Ryder Robert Sahnd James Sampson Jultus Schretber Walter Seabrooks Joseph Segal Morris Shokler Thomas Stueve Charles Swlgart Ernst Thelmet Thomas Tucke Albert Voss Maxwell Weave Andrew Webster Myron Wolf Stanley Wolf Lawson Woodu ard Henry Wright Lzhe What ood Molasses Nuxated :ron Clam Bean Cawn syrup Birthday cake Duck Maxwell House coffee Oatmea' Beets War Cake Caylar Sponge cake Salt nslng bread Flannel cakes Well water Llght wmes and beer Bakmg powder Stewed brams Hash Clgar Sour Mrlk Popcorn Sundaes Spiced tongue Banana peel V1tal and Deadly Reason Slow but svsee Manly Obuous Llttle round thing Southern Ftne sight Wild Good to the last drop Scotch Red and healthy All right tn an emergency Russian Absorbs things Slow to rlse Apparently warm Runs deep Popular Can do a back ruse o the bars Three guesses Old stand by Knows all the ropes Explosive What the glrls llk Sptced tongue Slxck Twm mountam muffin Lofty Pancake batter Sweetbreds Strlngless beans Mutton chops Watermelon Egg Peach Lunch room portnon lvser :te cream Hot dog Always beaten Delicate You can t strung htm Outgrown the lamb stage lg Good sometimes Same complexion Small Always ntcer Red hot Wonled Wise Crack I can beat up on htm No so tp' lt s a oke So s your old man Was she ttghtl Aw' cut lt out Haw wot' Lend me a dollar Bust lm one Yea coach Hey boy Dtgnlty does not permit No stlly What? 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That Way Tralnmg wnth Kid Levy Mr Venable Bemg a model for school boys By nature He was ambmous Three years of Greek Pop contest Seeing thmgs Falling out a canoe Being children s hero Imltatmg chicken Preparing to be crvll engineer Arguing wlth traffic cops Llvmg rn the wrlderness Etlquette Drlvmg a Ford Football team Unruffled dxsposmon Fifteen sandwiches per lunch ldeallst Entertalnlng puplls Love of apple sauce Bluffing Editors note not doing these statlsttcs Actmg up Seen taking a book home once Modern art Rndmg the Cross Town Dull unromantxc Ilfe Coal heaving Lack of concert At the Mansion Cllpplng College Humor On gym team Going to school Sense of humor I- PageOneH d d'Nn 7' X I I7 'v s- W-if .f . f A , c f. fili A , ' lil!! - 4 lt ,r 'N y 'ilfa ,,, LXIQQA ' ' 1 I ls f V -L ff: 'X 1 ST.- ,. '-.,L,f..L, l ' ' . .......... D ................... L I 'D n f' I . ..a..-.--a...... ' a.-.--...... v... I i .... U .....,.. ' A . ............. U fl ' ' . ......,... ' ................. 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These are the foundation of life's success. This is what drinking LOTS OF MILK---at least a quart a day---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 beauti- tier: painting the cheeks from the inside and supplying us with un- litrnited energy for the manifold activities of the day, both in and out o school. FRENCH-BAUER MULTI-TESTED MILK Served in the School Lunch Room The French Bros Bauer Co The Largest Industry tn Kentucky l99S00 Will! 'KN eo if i ti 'Tv'-3' sous PRODUCERS TIETIG An Genume Open Hearth Ira A Pure Iron Copper Alloy For Lasting and Rust Resistmg LEE Qualities Black and Galvanized Sheets and Formed Products Oqrchttects THE NEWPORT ROLLING MILL CO NEWPORT KENTUCKY lad'- 9 0 4 9 ' o 0 llln F 1 Hay, OF q ff ' ,, n f 1- .- X111-4' R z Pqc tv. Y . ,TK , , ,F V 0 Lfg-L' E, Gi: '-5: ls .F 'r or ff - '- R- L, -E ' ,, 4' A 0 'X,- N Y- . - J' bfgd-'I' E-'Zi' T.. of ' Q.. T - f- -Y 5,1 f 1- - N, - .- X-1 i- - . ,. , I , A ,N V , ja ' -- I f J- - - - f af Pa e ne Hun red Tw it I 'hc G'-cfm' lEpfflQiax-sill?-dfallf x,?'-S 42- 5 -.5 I GLM I ixB I... The Real Fun Comes When You Can Play -- AWANDA CINCINNATI STUDIO 43 WEST FIFTH STREET Phone Main 94 Instructors J Free motorcycle delzvery day and mght C0mPllm9'7fS Of J F BLUMENTHAL PHARMACIST READING ROAD and CLINTON SPRINGS The B MAN ISCHEWITZ Avon 3460 and 3461 AVONDALE 7100 WEST EIGHTH STREET COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Open Daxly 8 A M to 3 P M Saturday 8 A M to 8 P M THE OAKLEY BANK BANKING SERVICE SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES SAVINGS AND COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS L in-L P l I I T f Clarence Berger S I y . Drewes JJ Irma Blase John G. Kramb '-N-A ,O Mllrivl DiSIl2r Marie Rcverman ' .' N 1, X . fi ' A L P sv. ' ' U 1 N 'I f r t X x, X , I . . . . I . . . . . rl ' A . 3 r j 2. 1 rf ., vt f - ,X 4 . .A j L, X555 ' -FI' , ' I - L , Z.. ku-J nge On: Hundred Thir ,, ' I 1 F7 P, -5- ,r ' A9 F... -,,1 A ?'Z7 get Wt I fue Gwm I If-fllteegllelf,f-tearful PUT YOUR DUDS IN OUR SUDS THE WALNUT HILLS LAUNDRY COMPANY 1022-Z4-Z6-28-30-32 FORAKER AVENUE Telephone, Woodburn 127 -. -'T ,Y , The Bank for Walnut Hzlls Folk Greg G WRIGHT The and Sons Provldent Savmgs Bank Stenczls Rubber Stamps and Trust Co MELROSE and MCMILLAN Seals Peeble s Corner Walnut Hills 19121 OPERA PLACE Resources over S31 000 O00 1' IIIEIIIIIHII nnserhaturg UfnllI5lE 7 b A complete school of mustcal learning from begmners to artlsts courses Faculty of International reputation Students may enter at any tlme MUSIC DRAMATIC ART DANCING W h S h h h PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC COURSE BERTHA BKUR D HIGHLAND AVE BURINET AVE AND OAK STREET BUREXJT C TUTHILL G T 1 ph 7soo 433554 PgO dT L , 0 o ' ... -. 1 l 5 5 - Q Q q I ,i , , . 1 - .l ' I v v ' i , 5 V 'l f O o 4 O Ii , ' li ' x f an Q f Y 1 INCORS-omxvzo I l ', IX, - '1 f, f Founded in 186 y Clara Baur 4 1 X lx I . . . , . , . H ,F . . I' -11 li 'g Tl Special arrangements are made for all alnut Hills Hug r ool students. so thev may combine musical study at the I I 'l Conservatory with then 'ork at YValnut Hills Hig Sc ool, which are but a few blocks spar. L- .1 1-,QW I f p ' 'A h h U versity' of Cintinnxti leading to certificate Cstate .lccreditedj or d g ' g ' d' I , 'X h' g p ' ' Z i Schools. f 5 I . . I M get ,A 5, I A , 1 ' ' I so ' fx , - 1 ' ' ' f I H A 1 - Q Ai' T A ,- A ' A f.' - .A i ' Y IJ! f 43 Ji - - W -4 f ,..,.-,, he-r ' H d h' y- e 'f .nd 1 ,-, 1 Af' Q-w f 'fu 0, fm '- gliinfli iilSfZ'Q2sR I we Q'-mm I QRR-Pleerwira M ENGLANDER COLLEGIATE SUITS Made to order from snappy patterns at Wholesale Prices. ENGLANDER TAILORING CO. 15 WEST SIXTH STREET SEVENTH FLOOR R Boolc LOVERS LIBRARY fain 'he Dow's DEBATING CLUB Gilbert and McMillan Dues 2595 per week 3c per day Dividends---Immeasurable , Rockwood Always has been an important educational factor in the formation of taste in America The Pottery 18 open to visitors THE ROOKWOOD POTTERY COMPANY CINCINNATI Pho Woodbur 1376 Peebles Corner Printing Co uality Prmters 2508 Mel os A e Wal ut Hills SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Resharpened made better than New SHARPEDGE SHOP 36 ARCADE TRY RI TTERS M ayonnazse JOHN RI'I'TER co 1009 EAST MCMILLAN STREET Phones Woodbur 316 317 318 Wo db 639 5128 JONES The Florist 1035 1037 E MCMILLAN STREET Pictures for SCHOOL and COLLEGES ARTIST MATERIAL THE TRAXEL ART CO 132 West Fourth Street Cincinnati Up to Date Novelties Party Supplres Paper Hats Confettt and J okes LEVENDORF NOVELTY Co Harry A Becker 86 Company Tailors Makers of Correct Garments for Men E r S xth Str Service of Hrgh Standards SHAPIRO S Prescription Pharmacy AVON 2860 2861 1980 IOHdd , ,QW 1 I it I 5 I l il nf I1 r e v nue n ' l ' 0 urn ' 4 ee :J ' 13 . . . . , n - - - . .1 Y gi:-2 . . . 2 . If x P fl . . fs i , ' ' ' 527 MAIN STREET Phone Main 6654 I s n i . u , if - - pi A W IZ5 as i eet Cincinnati ' ' I I ' fx. 7 'rj-W ' I 1- 'N ' A . f ,'LE Xe, R S - I at f I -A+? TW R ,Q R' A so 'X fu R ' ff 4 ..a S ' nr un re Tk' r- ' 1 S P UM ON I Tiiiawiiiigsifxri 5m0 ' l TFOR ALL I - FESTIVE OCCASIONS. 1 It'x a Delicious Frozen Pudding l Brick or Bulk Ice Creams in your 1 Favorite Flavors l The American Ice Cream Co. Exclusive Maher: ol , SMOOTH-AS-VELVET ICE CREAMS WEST 777 7'-were 75 'i'1e'?2 ff f fff'? 'fE fX7 .5-as 'lf 1-c',,rf l 'he G'-cam l Q-fflQ?:5l1i:.r,EIKs113 If All Branches of - INSURANCE The Wm. Klappert Insurance Agency Co. Phones Main 1572-1573 1401 FIRST NATL. BANK BUILDING CINCINNATI O. S5595 Di, Leo 86 Sidney Shottenfels Insurance of all Kinds 1320 First National Bank Building Main 399 Photographs from J 0 N E s Represent natural character MERCHANTS OIL CO H J SIEMER G HIGH GRADE AUTO OILS GASOLINE GREASES We Deliver Phone Canal 4718 1600 to 1608 READING ROAD V O N S 2509 GILBERT AVE The Peebles Corner Jeweler The Best Sl 00 Pen Values In Town TOADSTOOL INN Cmcmnatz s Finest Dansant READING ROAD AND HUTCHINS AVON 7257 THE GREENWALD TIRE CO 901 RACE STREET T Yours For Service' Lowe 86 Campbell Athletic Goods Co 717 719 SYCAMORE The House That Service Buzlt E I-IUGENTOBLER Orpheum Delicatessen Imported and Domestic Goods Home of Baked Ham -or x 5 ? .ip 1 ' 6 3 I l-.Mihai 7 'ua-41 L goudd h LQ -' . . . eneral Manager 1 ' ' M 3 1 1 1 .1 1 I 1 C KA- Q ' 7 A fi' . 1 lg I V . . I' kr 531,141 I , A I ,A 1, 'ji KH KY , , 1 ,- f .. , - 11711 0 I '- fa I ' In 1- W . 3? ' ' 935 E. Mfrvlillsn sr. wdbn. 6277 gf, I V - L - - .-.... W X- - ,,x W ,,' H 1 vw- . , ,fr - 4 ge , 7 fl 7 .ga 'J fic QE f 'FF 7 12 jf 9 ' 7' is ' 5 a-,fly 5' P ' Thirty! ree -X. Q,,M,.LlZfcGLen.m - Iixfgnwffrfif E 1 wmwvxfi . x ,- A. 1. I X, Y, K ' A xi 4 CC' I ., I ',,fgA, LY-M 1.6. If of ff, g--4 N WE THANK THE CLASS 1926. WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL FOR CONTINUED PATRONAGE AND WISH FOR EVERY IN DIVIDUAL MEMBER OF THIS CLASS THAT SUCCESS THAT COMES ONLY FROM A FULL CONSCIOUSNESS OF PERSONAL RE SPONSIBILITY AND RESPONSE TO DUTY J Albert Jones CPh0t0g1 dPh6T 429 RACE STREET Phone, Maln 1079 QSM.: 7 I , I E - .A Qx I? -- I O H d d .X I- Y ,ITU Q5 i ' 0 '1 ff? , pd 5,6 Ev Ili! K . -, I, X -. XY .C NTY -SLI JL 'fx' Q., ' A 'avr nr I Th V JI- T I T- Y L I I 1 1 WS'-Es!! ff-2. ,!, ff? .inf ij? Ernie Eremf. 1 NW? i? 'f'3F'?T3 lg --t X x4,f V , - as -Abu ' --Lili ' 3 1 The Miller Jewelry Co. Wishes to Thank The CLASS of 1926 And the Club Members of Walnut Hills High School For the pleasure of making Graduation Pins Rings and Club Pins and to invite a renewal of the courtesies next year GREENWOOD BUILDING SIXTH at VINE 'MXL-Lil 7 ERVEL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Cyq SUPERIOR prlnclple of electric refrigeration plus unexcelled values make the SERVEL the logical choice of the discerning buyer Tie Ninth and Main 25 W Fourth St Fourth and Plum if, in 5 . f I 1 w 3 I A Q I, I V- R 'W PNQJV W . E ' -XV .N C- I, I -X - ,K ' A h I i if ,f , , lg U I Uk t I l 5 fi 'Q A ir les ff? 4 iii-. if- - wif? , . Q-Elyffg V ., ' ' W -it ,,' H - H A - P fix, - - 1 ' X ' '- J .Qi L-vu T lf- Y, - y 'f,.15f:A' 1 ,QgQ2'llf l,QQ:1'l,le'o mic l R Qifjlff-t3lQ1i2ll?-ffl www l3fv.:-.4 I JZL73' R Race at Opera Place Q SLICKERS' For you Frosh and you Soph and jumor and Senior too' Get sllckeredl Everybody s wear mg them Choose here from the most popular styles and colors and the best posslble values WILLS ST CLAIRE MOTOR CARS The Fulton Kruse Motors Co 322 READING ROAD PHONE CANAL 5l54 fuoftf--' 'FZ-lffm A R ws 11' -W I O Hd lin: J A cc as gl o A l y l 2 l X ,fx 1 l I ,, I rv? 'Kd e m y I A U- H' -H ' ' ll R R A Rl RW A A gl- C -..eg , .5 'P N fxrgr .'-ll Vela-1 ' fo? Ie -5 4, - ., x 4 xl! A ' wb XS1 :Ill 'uae me un re 'Ih f R- Y 'WEELIS 1, K . PR? yn I, JI, I , 5. I 'I ,.-- .JL -lr' Che GLenm I X 4 The FITIISIW Look back down the roadway of school llfe over which you have just passed and you wlll smile at the tasks you thought were hard until you passed them All of our prmtmg has that fimshed effect to get results that you look forward to when ordering pnntmg THE KOENIG PRINTING COMPANY BINDERS AND ENGRAVERS N. W. Cor. P I d R ce Streets CINCINNATI. OHIO Phone: MAIN 848 MJ 'I I x 7 ff I T' IL- h-Q S I -Q: X I Se -4- fi gg ff: cf- 'ie -g , on 2' eil lg 131' -21. 9 -- f-, X Li ' LL -X ' ' 3 g f, - i , L ' f- ' LX7- Q , wh' I -ill -an-I 1 I--gn: land'-1 died ll-Seven Eff' I -ff , we-v.-2 raw' -A I1 1 if 'oil ' 'Ii . . I I ' . I 5 I il -E I I 'X:f'f-s -N57-,fe -77 D11 D 'C 'f'Qj,f'j5 'F lr2A?2lif4ll,ifs-sells 1 me mem I rf.a1ref1f1 x1 Buy the new 90 degree elght cylmder Cadlllac wlth the same confidence that you buy a Government bond Back of thls greatest of all Cadlllacs 1S an unbroken record of 25 years of world leadershlp Cadxllac has never bullt to any standard but IIS own and that has been for years and IS now the Standard of the World Only out of the wealth of Cadillac experlence and Cadlllac mastery of desugn 3 B and technxque could thls magnlflcent new Cadlllac be created It IS the greatest advance rn deslgn ID engmeermg 1n performance IH luxury 1n value that has ever been achieved even by Cadlllac lt IS today the flnlshed product of an organxzatlon that has spent 25 years 1n burldlng to an ldeal owners terms The greatest car Cadlllac or anyone has ever bullt 1 K i 4 1 ' Przced 'rom S2QQ51lpUClTL1 o lv Dttroxt Liilua I IO38 GILBERT AVENUE CANAL 5170 NEW oo DEGREE CADILLAC I O I dd 054 as ,-D5 lf' r -- '!.- I 'VL' Y l in - V. , k will L , Bl S T A N D A R D ' - T H E BA ' NV O R L D I f . n . 1 . C . 4 1. 1 9 . 0 . . . 0 al ' - . . . '1 Q 9 - App - . . i U . iin 'tt 1 1 4 , -riff 1 9 1 X . . . ,, - 6 . 1 - vfqxx , . 'Ax . 'fix f I ,ji l ' I Qyft Th C k C d'll C W 1 C 1'0C CI' H 1 HC Offlpally to fr H- sf . 11' LL, iff R V' UlNlkl0N OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION ' VX: ,ly X ' l 'A ai C' ' C' - -Y M-Q -1 .nfl Y ' 'nun nr fun n' 'I h' - ' h n ' 1 f5JT 5if7 !'7 '2 f ,,'...'-I,, ,,.-.'lL .. ... '....... i ' -w-1 T':li'f 'T ,.e.,awf- ,, . ,,.X, lv , -1 4, . - 4 --,i , .J , -4-qv' l il il. lTjfI,iEi9Q'T LTL Q' I-Gihfi' 'Tl W 9311.8 W. . I Q bn-.F Always Nicer---All-Ways Just like yourselves, N iser Ice Cream llalfunin --The Cream Supreme IS Cl-IOSEN ON MERIT. In any Baldwin you will find a new revelation of your musical dreams .... I . Eat it for keener mmds and b e t t e r muscles. I heiflalhmunliluanu Qlnmpang l42 WEST FOURTH STREET The Nlser Ice Cream Co '7le Ho'lel S'mton ours Java Camhes M rwgcment JOHN L HORGAN i i I i 5 1 i l I i TMI I O H J d I - - . . I - I I U I . I 5 l 671' XX p xx! 'gx 0 0 ,T ...ISE-ll' I T- ' 7' f 4 I f A. I 1 l Z-'hc ' T1 fx J Glam l Serve the Best -- Rubel's Rye ROETTIG'S PHARMACY CORNER AUBURN AND GILMAN Phones. Avon 5955-5956-5957 The A L. MEYER GROCERY C0 Fancy Groceries, Fresh and Salt Meats F h PoltyandGm1Sea LUDLOW AND CLIFTON AVENUES W R BUTLER Groceries and Choice Meats or Aubu d G1ll CINCINNATI OHIO o o 271272 nd 5 OE Ph 4 l87 F H WILMS CARPET CLEANING COMPANY RUGS MADE From OLD CARPETS 1417 PLUM STREET CINCINNATI o WM. GOES 2515 GILBERT AVENUE SHOE REPAIRING Shine Parlor for Ladies and Gents Hat Cleaning Telephone. Avon 3157 and l0l0 E. A. SCHERER, Pharmacist Oak and Highland, Mt. Auburn Wi- Serve FRENCH BAUER'S In Crum--.Thr 15 358 IINTAIN 0705116 ,ga Us Sm Complzments of A FRIEND 1058 WM M MILLER E Co e a ubu North Cmcmnatr s Larges Prescrxptxon Drug Store SPANGENBERG S uallty Meats W 7 8 7 l 7 8 3 9 W db THE KAY 6? ESS COMPANY Varmsh Makers DAYTON OHIO R-9, .IT 7 I 6 I' O H l I ny . l ' 0 is , u r a e 'n son 1' K vb . C ner rn an ' man Aves., 5 o - ex ' C Ph ne, Av n , a 837 , ce one, Wes: O6 Res, Phone. West 6-R if . . ' f I Phone. Avon I I w 1. . Q I , ,4 -. I ' S. . mer Vin nd A rn Avenue - - 1, , IN A 1 A, lx 9 ' fl - Q ' ' ' Y- Phone. bn. ' .. .. oo urn Ave. 'l ' 1 A -Q1 if 5-, 1. ' ' , , -1 ff TAY K' - Ja, X I -if -X -1.7 V ' Y 3- -FJ, - ' -- Y ' M v-fn' g ,J ' .f .imma fo 1 1 4 a if Viv! it X 4 ,'UY' X HZTT li J '- A fjfi 'Y!iitif'1IQW I 'hc i ,Xa SERVICE SALES THE UNIVERSAL CADQ The Universal Car Company 3421 MONTGOMERY ROAD CINCINNATI OHIO Nick Thomas Confectionery Where you will enjoy Ice Cream, High Grade Candies and Refreshments END OF OAKLEY CAR LINE Compliments of A Friend CRUMLEY, JONES and CRUMLEY COMPANY Contractors Cincinnati - Ohio U A 86 N MUSIC CO 904 E cMll n Tlph w db 4710 I Sell FORDS WM H GOESLING 402 Milton Street Canal 3093 X A Compliments of A Friend CPatromze Our ofldvertzsers ,A ,XS ,? K I 'vw -A Pondury If 9 Vic! Records Musical Pla er Roll: , V' or Virlrola: lmtrumenlx Sher! Music 1 I I . . - l . M i an St. lPeebles Cor ul Cincinnati QC Unfi 00 llffl 3 I 1 + al 0 - I l I . l .- 1 22' -1 1 ' ' 6 7 . 1 X 1' -Y 1 , .. i. . My 1 0 ' X W ,fi -, I ' ' -Q, L. I ' f fi' -- f I f ' A I nl 'gin' '- l ' i x A E14 -X - - L . n --rg, I - - 'A -W - , . ,d A Q -' ' -7 ' W' W- -- ' lf- --, -J .VL ' - .- Z- 1 ,, 1 QXU. 'jjffi , . i- , , , fl ff Off 'ODI H 'Y ' ff' V ' 'i ' 'fu '--- ----1 --- --wi?-f 'ii' yr. '-IKY fvqfrck' V V:rJv,! 'X' ,I .gl .- 1,9 .Q -ea- I Zhc bLenm I I1 ,,x15'5,e J! C9 - ,vig C H Agency: We Sell: Mullane's Candies WALDORF Ice Cream Only Hotel Sinton Candies B L A N E Y ' S CIRCULATING LIBRARY-PERIODICALS 1102 E. McMillan Street East of Park Ave. Phones Woodburn 2575 QQQXD MOTOR se 1? S? 77-I LD '21 AWDAISDGOCIQ VP 0 x 'NNATx 06 'V Phone Woodburn 1708 7 Rooms HOWE S FAMILY I-IGTEL 1322 McMillan Street Clncmnatl Steam Heat Pr: ate Baths -1--v .- ,x V ,I F., .A .xx 3' K 3159? 1 Q5 54 -' dl I O M o C c , . '7 k 4 ur PC iWiglnHVW-H- V62'Aiii 7 ' Q ' ml WELS F.. - 7 Y, W , X-5-'F 252'l'l-3-pl?pg,35lp we Glfinfn EDWARD JACOBS 6 SONS SANITARY PLUMBING Northwest Corner University and Bellevue Aves, Cincinnati. Ohio Avox rs Eastern Hrlls MCA Home 0 the WALNUT HILLS H I Y C L U B Make This Your Social Club MARSH ff BANKS Pharmacy GILBERT AND LINCOLN HOU! OL lllll 'llbRfH'lX1JISI XIULLANF S Cl l l BR-XTED C XNDlfS BOGER S PHARMACY McMillan and Hemlock Walnut Hills Cincinnati Ohio d Nqhr Pl is-HJ fin, 9 V N S Peebles Corner eweler 2509 GILBERT AVE STE ART KIDD Booksellers, Stationers, Engravers Engraved Announcements for Graduation Commencements Fratermts and Sorornx Affairs Noxeltw Dance Inutatlons Proqrams Coat of Arms Crests School Pins Seals Calling Cards Personal Stationers Book Plates Diplomas etc High Quality Moderate Cost The most distinctive effects Enxshed in form and correct in detail hand engrawed bv masters of the craft Samples and prices furnished on request p dBm T Sz dBk 19 East Fourth St Hotel Smton Bldg xv Q57 P410 dFo three A ll T'- r' -at Q' , f ' ......,. , - 4' A r 5 ug, 'P -A A 21 la K2 , T . . 1 .7 A ' w I o 0 0 o Y 1 1 W 1 l I ,Ml Il- ,, 'Nlllll,1w1.' 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I In three colo-rsg Rose, Tea Rose and Wfhite CSatin finishj THE COLUMBIA 3139 Reading Road Telephone, Avon 158 ef CINCINNATI, OHIO .... 1 Rose Perfume or night Lamp S4.00 complete or DAD S BIRTHDAY I THINK OF EL PRODUCTO CIGARS At th N ares! D ug Store S Frleder 86 Sons, Agents THIRD and MAIN Ice Machine and Refrigerafng Service Refr'gerat'ng Equipment for Butcher Shop Grocers Dairies. Etc. Age ts fo The Arct'c Ice Machine Co. Builders of Refigerating Equipment since 1882 THE C P WOOD CO Phone Main 337 135 EAST PEARL ST CINCINNATI FRANK c wINs'rEI. HAIIIIY HERBERS PHONE CANAL 1530 WINSTEL 86 HERBERS Wall Paper and Decoratzons Est mat s Che rfully Furn shed B st of workmanship Gu: anteed 927 MAIN ST CINCINNATI OHIO IOPPOSITE counr HOUSEJ W b RIGHT PRICE LUNCH ROOM MEATS HUTTENBAUER Hugh School Boys and Girls Especxally Welcome' The PEOPLE S BANK and SAVINGS COMPANY Mam Bank ESLIRTI-IOIENIZ EIM STREETS BRANCHES vondl Re d g R d Fo et A es Cty 1529 C tral Avenue SaePah ParkladadTa A us Every Department of Banking 492 INTEREST ON SAVINGS COMPUTED QUARTERLY PgO UUQ F 9 I I I . I n r I I e e r , n 0 u . . ., , 0. I I e e i BY I ' f . , , Ig, , First Clan orkmun al I a .Q - 5' . . . . f 9 ,fl F . . reri ent 1 ' - 5 M ' 1 A ae, a in oa and r s venu I , en - ,f ylr r, n n win vene . Qi no X ' 7 A ' xr, C, ' ' eT,'jj.,. . .. I 4' '- ' ' - --ff ,,- We ' Q- 1: fl f ' - A . ,JPL Q .iljf aL '- -' A A lx .A i I ,Ay - ai, X , T V ir , e Hundred Folly-I VL'-7S1..z'l .,... 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S ba QA Wal Rf I wee- Q f Portable NE test wxll conv nce you that here IS the personal wntmg machme you have al ways needed Complete and an comparable me ery feature but so small that t fits nn a case only four mches h gh the hght est and smallest portable wxth standard keyboard 'Pnce complete mth case 560 IIEMIIIGIUI IYPEWRIIEH CU 18 W 7lh Sl I CINCINNATI 0IIIO I 5 LOOK OVER OUR SELECTION OF Yale Padlocks Vaccum Bottles Electncal Supplles Hair Cllppers Radlo Sets and Parts Cookmg Utensils Wmchester Tools Winchester Scissors and Shears Wmchester Pocket Kmves Winchester Ice Skates 8 Shoe Outfits You can get all these necessary supplies from The Wlllxam H Fox Co Hardware Stores Gxlbert Ave and Curtns 3474 Reading Road QPeebles Squarej fhvondalel f The Richardson Taylor Punting Designers and Manufacturers of kj TAYLOR MADE Cartons-Labels-Dlsplay Containers F ctory and Olfzce Harnson and Patterson Sts C ncmnatx O Phone West 13 H usman Potato Chzps K. 414 rr' I Appetnzmg Crunchy Crlsp Food that provides heaps of nutrltlon Eat them with your lunch on that motor trip pxcmc or hlke Sandwlches and salads at our afternoon and evenm artles are more a Y g P P pealmg when served with Potato Chaps Demand The Best by name Husman s Potato Chzps The Husman Potato Products Co LAUREL STREET CINCINNATI OHIO I -1 ' J D-in Y Page One Hundred F q J gg as six P ' . -fi ff L7 -wx if - .rc V'-I ffl? is . 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B F KEITH S VAUDEVILLE C ollegmte H- Entertamment 1 Elhe Kemper llane Apartment Qniel lfufcurxnuslu f1II'lII5lTPh Que Kino ruth Ufhree Room APTYIIIIPIIIS fLumplete 7'Intel Nez' inte Rest zur mf m tmmerhuu im II1 QL Ilrle '1l?i'Il'l'IL mb 4' ICLIFIL zrinre ff b B 40 if ff 4 gf- elf.:- Ai - Ilrrirxte Ilarires nur fgipermliu ewel Beauty Shop Woodburn and Montgomery Phone Woodburn 3895 JULIUS BAER WHAT DOES THE GLEAM WANT 'P SUBSCRIBERS Says Room 37 Phone West 2322 Walter H Tart 86 Son BROKERS Real Estate and Insurance 612 614 W Frfth Street Cnncmnau Ohio CITW W Pho e Canal 498 Wagner Bros BOOK BINDERS P,-IMPHLETS EDITIOV d CATALOGUE WORK FOLDIVG BOOA SEWIVG ILA STITCHIIVG HIGH SCHOOL ANNUALS A SPECIALTY 76 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET CINCINNATI OHIO if if l PgOHddFg 3 I In ' , ' -I QQ- 1, . 1 f A - ' rf-:rv 'L' 4 f 1 N- ,, ' '1 f -' f IIQIP .M ffxg I h V lfff'-7 53 ,.f,-ANTI 1 , X . - H Y xr Jakq-L Y 411 ' Ik 2 Ii-fi- arf- Luth' L - Q I A' ' -9 I ff 'I' 7 1 1' ' 1 1 C ' - J? 4 ' ' ' ' . 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OPTICIANS MACHINERY REPAIRS For Contractors, Mills and Factories ROBERT C. JOHSTON 86 Co. 620 Lodge St. Cincinnati, O. Phone Canal 744 PHONE, Avon: no Emi.1.,h..i 1896 KLEINE COMPANY Automobile Painting, Repairing U Trimming Blacksmith, Wood and Metal Work Kustom-BiIt Truck Bodies COR. READING ROAD and UNION ST. CINCINNATI, OHIO PHONES, WOODBURN H84-1385-3252 THE G. J. GLUTZ CO. GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES FISH, POULTRY AND MEATS WOODBURN AND TAFT ROAD WALNUT HILLS H. Dusterberg Prescription Specialist Where Quality and Service Counts 3458 READING ROAD Circulating Magazines and Library Periodicals JOSEPH SCHWARBER Phone Woodburn 1496 1043 E McMILLAN ST CINCINNATI Goof e Newstedt SAN DOW 3436 BURNET AVENUE MANUFACIURER or HIGH GRADE SAUSAGE The OSKAMP NOLTING Co Jewelers and Diamond Merchants Z6 78 30 WEST SEVENTH STREET The Higginson Novelty Shop Z7I4 Erie Avenue East ll90 SCHOOL SLPPLIES DENNISOV GOODS CARDS d NOVELTIES FOR ALL SEASONS FINE CANDIES GRAETERS ICE CREAM GH TS TOYS READERS LIBRARY RAINBOW FOOD SHOP 100: E McMILLAN STREET DELICATESSEN BAKERY GOODS LIGHT LUNCHES OenDaily8A M to l030P M Woodburn 6712 -5 ,Q -1- 1 I 4 l 1 '1 ...T Pgo dFy I - - g I I ' P I r , I I 1 , , . . - .,, , I I M . Q I --A I ' I ' . an 7 f' A I i 4 , -U , , 4 ' l 1 - . , K , I Q. IA ,Lk - M ? I 1 ,H X , i I - , If I ' IL ' . I . , I I1 . ii . 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BOOTHBAY CAMP Bath Maine I v Mr and Mrs A R Webster W db 638X 1325 Cvp The Food You Eat Should Be the Best JACK FRosT BRAND Canned F ruzts and Vegetables DANDY LINE BRAND H :gh Grade Food Products They stand for Uniform Excellence and Purity At ALL FIRST CLASS GROCERS The Colter Co SOLE DISTRIBUTORS 543 Reading Road Cincinnati GARDEN POTTERY FLOWER POTS BENCHES BIRD BATHS OIL JARS C The Wheatley Pottery Co 4609 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati O Visitors Welcome .l F I :fl 'S' I LN Q, si 'X GLenm N 5 x 1 s o mf-J A e' BR Y 1 ' i' For Girls who want some rea a a s with wonder ful leaders :ding games all kinds of sports, canoe , I trips motor boat trips to the beach for surf bathing and E many other things Booklets Ask isa Frances Dyer X ' ' Walnut Hills 1 h School iw' X Boys come down this surrimer and prepare for football. ' basket ball, riding and all kinds of sports and games ' and canoe trips. f ou want to know more ask Mr. A,T.Condit and Mr. Evans, Walnut Hills High ' ' School. oo urn - ress St. 1 K , , 7 1 , l ' Et . . Fr' I ' - . b Q1 A . 1 I 'S ff 'xg r' ' 'XV L, - M- ' X' 1... -. . L - , ' so I P - - 1 . N , Is.. ' if Iv! o f . .- . -- ' I . . . Y ,.,- 7 as , , , Y 5 3 5 - ' ' ' ' . . ' ' F. - iljzlk -Q SX, Y .l..Q..i - Eff? S ' ' ff , 'r Jil, 'Q-A A Y' Q H V7 ' -'-+1 the Xa - '- -r 'rw ' I T f' ' - X r xr I y Onr Hundred 'il x 1 . f- Eff fl-75 r' .' I 1 1 4- '3c.E:4f3AQ1'T C C C Lfinm we efrfllkxawfti H. C. FELDMANN Pharmacist SINTON and NASSAU Because It's Better WEINBERG RYE and WHITE BREAD 'f !, hmm CANDY LAND Home Made Candies Fresh Every Day Sold by Guarantee Pure Crushed Fruits Sundaes and Sodas Try Our Soda Water Every Time You Can Sold at Candy Land Soda Stand 2 8 I 0 WOODBURN AVENUE M Cincinnatfs Greatest Athletic and Sporting Goods Store Featurin Everything or Every Sport RADIO and TOYS B12 EN DANCER GZ O 2 th COAL THE MARSH MURDOCH COMPANY Phone 534 MAIN STREET Mann 7022 Telephone West 1751 Pachoud Bros GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND WRECKERS New and Used Building Material Garages Barns Camps l032 1038 KENNER ST CINCINNATI OSCAR SCHLENCK Good Thmgs To Eat Fruits Vegetables and Meats READING ROAD and MELISH AVENUE Phone Avon 50 CINCINNATI OHIO D PODESTA 86 CO 3509 Readmg Road Mullanes Smton Hotel and Whztman s Chocolates Mun F SANDWICH SHOPS 9 EAST FIFTH 10 EAST SIXTH 535 WALNUT Pgo Had If g 1 I K-fo ,l l A I C,, J,-,CEC Qfglvjg' hear adlson Road I3 'I3 East Six Sfrogd 0 . 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Most of these places in this vicinity are held by men and women who were trained for business at Nelson College Write or phone for catalog NELSON Business College ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE SEVENTH and ELM nel? flohnston 3352.5 Makers of P IIITS and VARIIISIIES FOR EVERY COlVCEll448LEPlll?POSE pmcss mem QUALITY GUAQANTEED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PEARL and MAIN STS CINCINNATI OHIO CALL wdbm 733 1104 FALL '925 26 WINTER U I OU young en You WI h xe us I ake you clot es P Collegian Style Repairs Wlfmg LEVY 86 FRIEDMAN Full line of Home Appliances gong VINE ST 'WQOXJINE ST Fink Electric Sho Vp M11 Nonnnii JUL F fl to SM'lRl CIOIIIES FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL OF FASHION 4358 I H I l . ' r ff 0 ' . fu l ,X . N N L , .... - M .1 X, , e W7 , 'L ' ' ' ' L I I , l l , 1 9 N i I f I . O , l I i I A Q 'U ' I - - I l I I ll. ' i Try us j s once. y ' m . 'll l , ' ' always .1 ' o m ' r h . 51 p onli- Fmpn-xx . M osile Arcade 7 Q L , 's Q. 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