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

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1936 volume:

' : 7 Wj c , 4i i l( i llilnfi1 i l , FOR A RICHER AND MORE ABUNDANT LIFE. WE, THE YOUTH OF WALNUT HILLS HIGH SCHOOL. ABSORB THE BEST OF THE PAST. Editor (ianilinn Saw)er Associate Edilor John Slark Faculty Adviser Wayne Gregory L ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE SCHOOL ARE HEREIN RECORDED IN THE . . YEAR BOOK OF THE SENIOR CLASS. An Editor Marian Myers Business Managers Charles Puclila Klaiiic Riit-ciiilial K - - j j l B ifcf iHB im ■■ - III III III 1 f R II 11 H n n n Of yore among great pillars sat think- ers and teachers ... at their feet were eager youths wishing to learn of beauty and truth. . . . High on a hill above the trees is Walnut Hills High School. . . . ' ' Beneath the great dome and through its halls moves a group of boys and girls of Cincinnati in search of higher education. Itaai , . MimL. ] Herein we recognize the able, inter- ested guidance of our counselors whom in our hasty youth we may sometimes forget. May the same happy relation- ship exist between the faculty and students far into the future. MR. STEWART, A KINDLY ADVISER. GUIDES THE FORTUNES OF THE SCHOOL Administration Principal — Leonard P. Stewart Ohio Weslrvan Assistant Principal — Harry L. Senger University of Cincinnati Dean of Girls— Olive M. Clarke Wellesley College i Marguerite Shigley Universitv of Cincinnati Magdalene Gellenheck Miami University Rosemary Ficker English Departnnent Beulali F. Purington Colin College , . „ , ( Xavier University Louis boeli in- •. r r ' • ■• ( University oi Cincninati Wayne Gregorv Northwestern University Wilma Hutchison Miami University Harold Inskeep University of Cincinnati Kathryn Lappa Colorado State University Eleanor McDevitt University of Cincinnati Etta OHara University of Cincinnati Vivian Ross Universitv ot Cincinnati Anne Sutherland Western College Modern Language Department French — Henrietta Ashbrook . . . University of Cincinnati Irene Steinau University of Cinciiniati Spanish — Marie Louise Davis Ohio State University Irene Steinau University of Cincinnati German — Norma Stratemeyer. . .LIniversity of Cincinnati Classical Language Department Lalin — Alice Wilson University of Ciiicinnati Madge Galbreath Miami University Margaret Lambert. ... L iii ( ' rsitv of Cin( innali Anna Peterson University of Chicago Laura Renlrou Galloway College. Ark. Laura Rifle LIni ersity of Ciminnali A. S. Condit Lnivcrsitv of Cincinnati Helen Sanford Miami llniversily Minnie Wilson University of Cincinnati Greek — Minnie Wilson University of Cincinnati Social Studies History and Civics £l J Hu df C mMZ A. Gertrude Curtis Boston I ' niversity Helen Sanford Miami Llniversity .Margaret Lambert .... University of Cincinnati Wilma Hutchison Miami University v.. Syrian Mienian University of Cincinnati Domestic Science — Edna Moorman Universitv of (iincinnati Estelle Walker Universitv of Cincinnati Physiology — Etta Elbeig Universitv of Cincinnati PAUL N. HASKINS u 10 Sciences and Mathematics Department ( ' .hrinislry — Harley K. Lyon; Ohio State University Physics — Roland Crane University of Cineiiniati Ray Lambert Oiiio State University Boiain Christine Heis University of Cincinnati Zoology — Klla Elberg University of Cincinnati General Science — James Caldwell University of Cliicago Mathemalics — Frances Kohnkv University of Cincinnati Marie Becker University of Cincinnati U. B. Carpenter Ceorgetown Universit Harrv Gassman Washington and Lee Emma Kersting Universiy of (Cincinnati Ivan Myers Purdue University C. 0. Tower Kansas State Teachers Alma WuesI University of Cinrnniali Physical Education Department Girls ' Inslruclors — Mary V. Sellers Ihiivcrsity of Miciiigan Frances Hanauer University of Cincinnati Mvranda Gradolf Liiivcrsily of Cincinnati Boys ' Instructors — L. W. Ninimo University of Cincinnati Carl Varrelman University of Cincinnati David D. Gregg University of Cinciimati Library Department Helen K. Carson University of Iowa Susan Sliafter Universitv of Cincinnati Art Department l- ' rcc Hand Drauing — Isabelle Geiger. .. A . .University of CCincinnati Laura Bellville. . 1 . 1 A. i lniversity of Cincinnati Jrls and Crafts— Jo A Ida CarmichaMAN.U .. .If diversity of Cinciimati Music Department fee — , University of (Cincinnati elle Custer Murphv j Conservatory of Music Charles Greer Ohio State nslrunient Merrill B. Van IVli Ohio Wesleyan Public Speaking Department Frieda Lotze University of Ciniinnati Industrial Arts Department Mecliunical Shop — D. Arthur Bricker Bradley Tech. I ' riiiling — [ Miami Lfniversity Karl Nenninger Carnegie Tech. [ University of California MYRTLE SNYDER 11 The senior class, proud of its achieve- ments, yet liumble in the realization of its own ignorance, sets out from the school, eagerly turning its face toward the heights with the youthful joy of its heart tinged and softened with tlie re- gret of leaving the friendly halls and friendly faces behind. 12 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Elaine Rosenthal Vice President Nancy Moore ' . President Jim Fisher. y -r%« ?i5?..J L ' C ' t ' .. Treasurer Betty nn Ruth Secretary 13 Ada Altn Franit Chatterbox 11: Traffic Force 11, 12 (Major); Craflers ' Club 12. Altman, Howard Anderson, Tom Sluflent Council 8, 11: Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Walnuts of 1936. Annlcic, Joe Gym Team 9. 10, 11. 12: Boys ' Glee Clnb 9, 10, 11, 12; Oc- tette 12; A Capella Choir 12; Band 9, 10: Walnuts of 1934; The Swan (1,1 ; As You Like J2. Ascheim Stamp Clnh 7: Radio Clnb 8, 9, 10; Riding Club 9, 10 (Pres.) : An League 10; Cheer Leader 10, 11, 12. Ayers. Marvin Van Horn Football Team 11, 12; Base- hall Team 10, 11, 12: Track Team 11, 12; Volleyball Team 10; Gym Team 9, 10; Hi-Y 12: Chatterbox 12: Remembrancer 12; Prunella 10; Quill and Scroll 12. Babbitt, Janet Girl Reserves 9, 10; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12, Bailey, Gordon Junior Gym Team 9, 10; Sen- ior Gym Team 11, 12. Bailey, Jane Girls ' Glee Club 8, 9. 10; True Blue Girl Reserves 7, 8, 9, q M ™™ Baker, Richard Bruce Student Council 11, 12: Ili-Y 11, 12; Walnuts of 1935. 1936: Football Team 9. 11. 12: Vice- President of Class 10: Chat- terbox Staff 11, 12: Remem- brancer .Staff 12; Track Team 9, 10; Debating Club 7, 8, 9. Banker, Everett Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Tennis Club 11: Track Team 11, 12: Trafhc Squad 10, 11; Baseball Team 12: Intramurals 12, ' •A i ,i.y 5bV( , ' Barker, Catherine A, Botany Club Beam, James Carroll Swimming Team 12; Radio Club 12; Basketball 11; XEM Club 12. 1 JlaJvM iV ' ' Benckenstein, Ray Bloch, Jane Crafters ' Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 12. Boalce, Dorothy Sue Ciirls ' Glee Club 8, 9; Basket- ball Manager 9, 10; Swim- ming Team 9. 10; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10, 11. 12; G.A.A. Board 11, 12; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Trelawney of the Wells 12. V BoomA ard, John Stamp Club 7, 8, 9, 10; Aero Club 9, 10. 11; German Club 9, 10, 11; XEM Club 12; Golf Team 11, 12; Baseball Team 12. Beedle, Charles Gym Team 11, 12; Art League 10; Crafters ' Club 9. Billman, James Reed Art League 8, 11; XEM Club 11; Crafters ' Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Appreciation 9, 10; Remembrancer 10 rv Bloom, Ralph, Jr. Swimming Team 12; As You Like It 12; Senior Debating Club 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Remembrancer 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12. Bogart, Marguerite True Blue Girl Reserves 8; XEM Club 9. 12; Senior De- bating Club 10; Chatterbox 11. Bratton, John M. XEM Club 12; Art League 10; Basketball 10, 11; Track Team 10. IS Broomell, Mary Lois PresideiU of Girls League 12; Senior Council 12: Walnuts of ' 34, ' 35. ' 36: G.A.A. Board 11 (Vice Pres.), 12; Prunella 10; Vice President of Class 11; Remembrancer Staff 12; Le Cerde Francais 12: Student Council 8, 9, 10; Class Gift Committee 12. Bruckman. Carol Vivian Junior Debating Club 7; ' Mid- summer Nigbt ' s Dream 7: Girls ' Glee Club 7: Student Council 7, 8; Gym Exhibition 8; Kickball and Centerball 7, 8: G.A.A. 8. 9. 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Swim- ming 11; Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 11. 12. Buschle, Charles Butz, Virginia G.A.A. 9. 10. 11. 12; G.A.. . Board 12; Secretary of G.A.A. 12: Red Cross Life Saver 11, 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Grafters Club 9, 10, 11; Re- membrancer 12: French Club 12; Class Basketball Team 9, 10. 11. 12; Swimming Team 9, 10. 11, 12. Vi ' X Castor, Gertrude . rt League 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Girls Glee Club 10, 11; Cen- terball Team 9. Chappelle, Tom Student Council 8. 10, 11. 12; Class President 11; Swimming Team 9. 10, 11, 12; Gym Team 9, 10; Hi-Y 11, 12; Boys ' Glee Club 11, 12; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Cum Laude 12. Browning. Keith Football Manager 11. 12; Chatterbox 11, 12 (Business Manager) ; Hi-Y 11, 12; Re- membrancer 12. Bucher, Mary Dot Girls Glee Club 9, 10. 11; Dance Club 12; Basketball 9 (ragr.), 10: Volleyball 9 (ragr,l, 10; Baseball 9, 10; Archery 10; G.A.A. 8. 9. 10, 11, 12; Senior Dramatic did) 11, 12; Dress Design Club 11. 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11 12. Butz, Barbara G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. Board 12; Basketball Manager 12; Red Cross Life Saver 11, 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Grafters Club 9, 10. 11; Re- membrancer Staff 12: French Club 12; Class Basketball Team 9, 10. 11. 12: Swimming Team 9, 10. 11. Byard, Elmer Latin Club. XEM Club; Radio Club. iU Chambers, Barbara G.A.A. Board 10. (Pres.t ; Art League 7, II, 12 (Pres. I; Tennis Team 9; Re- membrancer 12; Tennis Club 10, 11; Girl Reserves 7. 8, 11, 12; Junior Glee Club 7; Big Sister 12; Hockey 10, 11 (Mgr.), 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Ciarniello, Esther Marie Girls Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockev 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 7. 8. 9. 10, 11, 12; G.A.. . Board 12; Grafters ' Club 10: Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Chatterbox Staff 10, 11, 12; Dramatics 7, 9, 10, 11, 12. Clinton, Van Y. Hi-Y 11. 12; Vollevlmll 12 BaseUll 10. 11. 12. , l Costello, Robert 3 .CM. (A ulverhouse, Mary Jane nningfiam, Helen P. Civics Club 9; Botany Club 9; Junicu ' Debating Club 10; Girls ' Glee Club 11. 12; A Ca- pella Choir 11, 12; Spring Concert 11, 12. Band 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Orches- tra 11, 12; HiY (9th st.) 11, 12. Darby, Joan Elizabeth Girls ' Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Prunella 10; Chatterbox -Staff 9. 10, 11. 12; Gleam Staff 10. 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Senior .Swimming Man- ager 12: Peeps at People 12. Cobb, Kenneth Civics Club 9; Science Club 10; Chatterbox U, 12 (Edi- tor) ; Student Council 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Publicity Commission 11; Art League 11; Dramatics 10, 11. Cross, Betty Girl Reserves 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11, 12: Bowling 11. 12: Track 9. 10. 11, 12: Girls Glee Club 9; Grafters ' Club 10: Student Council 10: Walnuts of 1934. Cunningham, Florence C. Dahlman, Don Student Council 7,8. 9, 11, 12; Class Officer 7, 11; Executive Council 12; Dramatics 7, 8, 9, 10, 11: Cheer Leader 10. 11, 12; Ring and Pin Committee 11, 12; B-A Prom Committee 11, 12: Amateur Show 12; Chatterbox 11, 12; Remem- brancer 12. Danford, Betty , Girls ' Glee Club 9. 10. 11. 12 (Pres.); Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 12; Crafters ' Club 10, 12: G.A.A. DeVaux, Billy D. Band 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 11. 12; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres.) : Octette 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Chatterbox 12; German Club 10. 11. 12 (Vice Pres. I; XEM Club 11; Art League 12; Wal- nuts of ' 34. ' 3.S. ' 36. 17 Dine, Leonard Basketball 11. Dittus, James Dugan, James Dutton, Peggy Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8. 9; Alice in Waterland 9: Volleyball 9. 10: Basketball 9, 10: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 9. 10, 11. 12; Polly- anna Club 11: Swimming 9; Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10; Walnuts of 35. ' 36. Engelhardt, Robert L Student Council 9; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 12. Eppstein, Ruth D. Girl Reserves 7, 8, 9, 10, 12; G.A.A. 7. 8. 9. 10, 12; Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10; Junior Life Saver: Student Council 7; First Aid 7: G.A.A. Board 10; Swimming 7, 8, 9, 10, 12; Basketball 9. 10. 12; Grafters ' Club. Ewing, Evelyn F. Spanish Club 12; G.A.A. 8; Tumbling Team 9; Basketball Team 9: Civics Club 9; Cen- terball 8. Gym Team 7. (Capt.) 9. 10. 11. 12 Dwight, Herbert Vail Boys ' Glee Club 9. 10, 11, 12: A Capella Choir 11, 12; Octette 12; Prunella 10; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11 : As You Like It 12: Walnuts of ' 35. 36: Student Court 11, 12: Student Council 11, 12; Hi-Y 11, 12. Engelhardt, William J. Boys ' Glee Club 10; Student Council 10. ' - - «U- V 5 Epstein, Louise Dramatic Club 7, 8, 9, 10 11 12; G.A.A.; XEM Club 11, 12; Camera Club 12; Polly- anna Club 11; Grafters ' Club 10, 11. 12; Student Council 7, Basketball 11: Vullevball 10, 11, 12. Fahnestock, Walter Leslie Boys ' Glee Club 11. 12; A Capella Choir 12; Band 9. 10, 11: Track 11, 12; Tennis Club II. 12: Literary Club 7. 18 Fegelman. Louis Jerome Finic, Marcella Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12 (Vice Pres. f : Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 9, 10; Chatterbox 10; Remem- brancer Staff 12; G.A.A. 8. 9, 10,11.12; Eagle Y Reserves 11, 12; Cum Laude 12. Fisher, Jim Latin Club 7, 8; Class Treas- urer 8, 9, 10, 12; Dramatics 7. 9, 10, 11. 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Gleam Staff 12; Track 10; Student Council 7, 9. 11. 12; B. A. Prom Com- mittee 12; As Y ' ou Like It 12; Trelawney of the Wells 12. Flarsheim, Ruth Student Council 9, 10; Swim- ming Team 9; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Daisy Chain 11; Grafters ' Club 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10. 11, 12; Sen- ior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Pol- anna Club 11. J C W ' t- ' Foerst, Pearl Girls ' Glee Club 10, 11; G.A.A. 11, 12; Art League 11; Chatterbox 12. Freedman, Berkeley Irving Kootball Team 10. 11. 12; Golf Team 11, 12; Debating 8, 9, 10, 11; Art League 11; Dra- matics 8, 9; Ping Pong Club 12; Civics Club 9. Ficks, Robert L, Jr. Trelawney of the Wells 12; As You Like It 12; Cat 0 ' Nine Tails 11; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; The Poor Nut 9; Golf Team 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Junior Dramatic Club 9, 10; Chatterbox 12; Amateur Show 12. Fisher, Hart Flarshe Heh uJu UM Tri-Slate Debate 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Peace Committee 12; Chair- man of Senior Council 12; Gleam Staff 11, 12; Remem- brancer Staff 12; XE.M Club 12; Student Council 10, 12; Grafters ' Club 9. 10, U, 12; Cum Laude 12. ' Flatt, Charles R Orchestra 11; ; Baseball 12. Franks, Ben Football Team 12; Baseball Team 12; Gym Team 8, 9, 10, 11; Gym Exhibition Team 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 11; Chat- terbox 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11. (5k u Frosf. Rosemary : 19 s, John C. Swimming Team 11, 12: Band 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 8, 10; Art League 11, 12 (Vice Pres.) Selger. Adolph John Art League 9; Grafters ' Club 11. Glaser. Harry M., Jr, Stamp Clnij Gottschalk, Ruth Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 10; Junior Dramatic Club 8. 9, 10; G.A.A. Board 10; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10; Mid-Summer Night ' s Dream ' 7; Walnuts of ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; Pollyanna Club 11. Grater, Marian Girls ' Glee Club 9, 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12: Triple Trio 12: Dance Club 11; Spring Concert 11. 12; Polly- anna Club 11; Operetta 7; Walnuts of ' 35, ' 36; B. A. Prom Committee 12: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12. J Hale, Gwendolyn May Girls ' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spring Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Cat O ' Nine Tails 11: Chatter- box 12; Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 11, 12; Junior Girl Re- ser ' e Adviser 12. Gaskill, Charleton C, Jr. Gym Team 9. 10. 11. 12 (Sigr.l : Gvm Exhibition Team 11, 12; Boys ' Glee Club 10. 11. 12; A Capella Choir 12; Ger- man Club 10: Art League 12: As You Like It 12; Wal- nuts of ' 34; Chatterbox 8; Radio Club 11. Gillman, Bernard D. Goldberg, Jay Myron Basketball Team 12: Walnuts of ' 36: Baseball 12; Ping Pong Club 12; Honorable mention I sonnet contest). raler, Tom Debating 7, 8: Dramatics 7, 8: Football 9, 10; XEM Club 12; Intramural Basketball 12. Griffith, Mllltcent Brown Latin Club 7, 8; Crafters Club 10; Student Council 10: Art League 10; Dramatics 10. 11; Pollyanna Club 11; Pina- fore 8; Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11: Girl Reserves 8, 9, 10. 11. 12; Make J p Club Hall - « Girls Glee Club 7. 8; Mid- summer Night ' s Dream 7; Pollvanna Chib 11: Eagle Y . Girl Reserves 11. 12: Dance W Club; G.A.A. 12. ' S ' 20 Heinrich, Katherine Louise German Club 11. 12: Ciaflers ' Club in. 11. 12: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Natural Dancing Club 11; Baseball 10: Basketball 10; Centerball 9; Hockey 9. enry, Ruth Ann Centerball 8; Vollevball 9. Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Hisset, Mildred Ethel Chatterbox 9. 10. 11. 12; Jun- ior Dramatic Club 9, 10; The Poor Nut 9; Prunella 10; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; German Club 12; Girls Glee Club 9, 11, 12. Hopple, Rowland Baseball 7. 8. 9; Tennis Club 9, 10 (Pres.i. 11. 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9, 10: Midget Dramatic Club 7. 8: Debating 9; Civics Club 7. 8; An League 9, 10; Pinj? Pong Club 12. Hyman, Arthur Haucic, Lucille True Blue Girl Reserves 7, 8, 9: Junior Debating Club. 7. 3. 9: Grafters Club 9. 11; Botany Club 11. 12; Treasurer and Secretary of Botany Club; German Club 11. 12; Civics Club 9; Chatterbox 12; Cen- terball Team 7. Heldnnan, Robert W. Aero Club 7; International Club 9; Stamp Club 9, 10; Baseball Mgr. 10, 11, 12; Gleam 12; Le Cercle Francais 12; Asst. Business and Pub- licity Mgr. of Walnuts of 1936; Remembrancer 12. Hill, Stacy H. Student Council 7, 9; Tennis Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11; Hi-Y 11. 12; Gym Team 12. Hoover, Mattie Elizabeth Art League 12; Girls ' Glee Club 10; Operetta 8; Midget Dramatic Club 7. Hubbard, Lioyd Ingraham, Maybelle Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12; Art League 10, 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; As You Like It 12: G.A.A. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12; Centerball 7, 8; Baseball 10. 11. 12: Basket- ball 12; Pollyanna Club 11. 21 Ingram, Jerry Jolly, John G. Student Council 10: Art League 8; Aero Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Latm Oub 7: Stage Crew 10, ll} b1 unior Dra- matic ClulfVjIlO: Senior Dra- matic Clu l, 12; As Yuu Like I(X 12 Jones, Stewart M. Junior Debating Club 9; Chess Club 11. 12; Swimming Team 12; Chatterbox 11; Stamp Club 9. 10; Ba .. oball 1 ; Jun- ior Dramatic Club 10. Kabakoff. Robert Keller, Laurabeth G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9. 10; An League 9. 10. Kirkpatrick, Eileen Basketball 10. 11. 12; Volley- ball. 8, 9. 10. 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11; Bowling 11; Hockey 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Tumbling - Exhibition Team 8; Dance Ex- hibitiim Team 8; Archery 11. Jacobs, Julius D., Jr. Stamp Club 7; Debating Club 7, 8. 9. 10; Student Council 10; XEM Club 12; Golf Team 11, 12. ones, Dorothy .Senior Council 12; Remem- brancer Staff 12; B. A. Prom Committee 12; Le Cercle Fran- cais 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves II, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; G.A.A. 8. 9. 10, 11. 12; G.A.A. Class Mgr. 10, 11; Junior Life Saving Squad 10, 11. 12; Cum Laude 12. Jordan, Boyd Kati, Morton M. Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Senior Debating Club 10, 11, 12 (Treas. I; Crafters ' Club 11; Chatterbox Staff; Ping Club; XEM Club 12. Kllduff, Harriet E. Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. 12; Pollvanna Club 11; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Vdllevball Mgr. 10; Swimming 10. 11. 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9.; An League 9. 10, 11. 12 Big Sister 12; Chatterbox 12; Remembrancer 12. Ise, Bill Cheerleader 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10; Boys ' Glee Club 12; Track Team 11; B. A. Prom Committee 12. ¥ 22 Klayer, Ruth Marie Midget Dramatic Club 7. 8; Girls ' Glee Club 7. 8, 9, 10; Botany Club 9; Art League 11. Klonne, Paul Hayes Football Team 9, Track 9. 11, 12 Koenlg, Fred Uo-f Kreeger, John Samuel Student Council 7, 12; Foot- ball team 10. 11, 12 (cocapt). Basketball Team 10, 11, 12 Baseball Team 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 12; Tennis Club 11, 12 Swimming Team 9; Walnuts of 1936; Civics Club 9; Exec- utive Committee 12. Kuntr, Thelma U Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Triple Trio 12; A Ca- pella Choir 12; Eagle Y. Girl Reserves 10. 11, 12; Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10; Crafters ' Club 10, 12; Dance Club 11; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Lee, Robert Student Council 10; Chess Club 11; Volleyball Team 12; Tennis Team 12; XEM Club 12; Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Walnuts of ' 35, ' 36; Ping Pong Club 11, 12. « u w T I B Kline, Richard Boys ' Glee Club 11, 12; A Ca- pella Choir 12; Football Team 12. Girls ' Glee Club 7. 8. 9; Junior Debating Club 7; G.A.A. Board 8; G.A.A. 7. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12; Mid-summer Night ' s Dream 7; Operetta 7; The Tempest 8; Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 11, 12; Walnuts of 1936; Vice Pres. of Class 9. Krapp, Leo Kriegsman, Sig, Jr. Swimming Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Mgr.l; G ilf Team 11, 12; Track 10; Band 9; Football 11; As You Like It 12; Walnuts of ' 35, ' 36. I Langhorst, Charles ' Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Art League 11, 12 (Treas.) ; Boys ' Glee Club 11; Traffic Squad 12; XEM Club 12. ¥ Lerman, Beverly Jenice Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. 12; Chatterbox 10, 11, 12 (News Editor! ; Senior Dramatic Club 11. 12; Trelawney of the Wells 12; As You Like It 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Gleam Staff 12; Pollyanna Club 11; German Club 10; G.A.A. 9, 10. CO ' 23 S i Samuel H. Junior Delialiiig Club 7. i Senior Debating Cluh 10. Basketi)all 10; Golf 11. I. 9; 11; Levy, Russell G. Vollevljall 11. 12: Radio Club 9. 10. 11: XEM Club 11. 12; Baseball 11. 12: Cbalterbox 11; Aero Club 10. Llllick, Clare Grafters Club 10. 11, 12 (Sec ' y-) ; German Club 12; XEM Club 12; Girls ' Glee Club 11; Pollyanna Club 11. LIttmann, Marfin Orchestra 10; Boys ' Glee Club 11. 12; Walnuts of ' 34; Spring Concert 10. 11. 12; Model En- gineers ' Club 11, 12; XEM Club 11, 12: ' -As You Like It 12; Tri-State Debating Team 12; Senior Debating Club 12. ' M ti Loughead, Nancy Grafters ' Club 9. 10. 11. Maclcelfresh, Taylor B. A. Prom Committee 11; Hi-Y 10, 11. 12; Service Com- mittee 12. Levy, Claire L. G.A.A. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Art League 10; Student Council 9; Junior Dramatic Club 9, 10; Senior Dramatic Club 12. Libson, Davira Junior Dr amatic Club 9, 10; Senior Dramatic Club 10. 11, 12; Grafters ' Club 10; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11: Pollyanna Club 11; Le Cercle Francais 12; Big Sister 12; Remem- brancer Staff 12. Lineback, Helen Frances Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8; Grafters ' Club 10; Basketball 10; Gen- terball 9: G.A.A. 9. 10. 11. 12; True Blue Girl Reserves 9; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10, 11. 12; Walnuts of ' 35, ' 36; Vol- leyball 10. Lobnitz, Margaret G.A.A. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; G.A.A. Board 12 (Head of Swim- ming); Pollyanna Club 11; Dance Club 11, 12: Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Centerball 7, 8; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Swim- ming 8, 9. 10. 11. 12. Luhrnnan, Henry Radio Club 9, 12; Golf 12; Junior Dramatic Club 9; Stamp Club 8. Marfino, Marie D. Girls ' Glee Club 12. 24 mA Mayer, Charlotte Helen G.A.A. 9, 10. 11. 12; Junior Dramatic C:lnl) 9, 10; Senii)r Dramatic Club 12; Chalter- l.ox Staff 11; Basketball 9; Art League 10. McFarland, Gertrude Art League 7, 8. 9. 10, 11; Girls ' Glee Club 7, 8, 9. McKemie, Florence Joy Le Cercle Francais 12; Pina- afore 8; A Capella Choir 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Jun- ior Life Saving 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10, 11. 12; Big Sister 12; Cum Laude 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 8, 9, 10. 2A Menderson, Edgar, Jr. Aero Club 7; Latin Club 7; .Stamp Club 9, 10; XEM Club 11, 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Chatterbox 12 (Circulat- ing Mgr. ); Swimming 9. Meyer, Mildred Ann Girls ' Glee Club 11, 12; Spring Concert 11, 12; German Club 11, 12. Mills, Russell C. Student Council 9; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 11; A Capella Choir 12; XEM Club 12; Football McElhaney, Florence Elaine Girls ' Glee Cilub 8, 9, 10. 11, 12; Girl Reserves 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 12; Latin Club 7. 8; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Mid-summer Night ' s Dream 7; The Poor Nut 8; Class Volleyball Team 11; Junior Life Saving 11. McGowan, John Meacham, Robert L ' Amour Boys ' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Band 10, 11; Orchestra 11; Gym Team 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Art League 10, 12. Methven, Jean Shirley Dramatic Club 7, 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; A Capella Choir 12; Junior Debating Club 7. 8. 9; Stu- dent Council 7: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12; Dance Club 12; Camera Club 12; Big Sis- ter 12; G.A.A. Miller, Stanley Class President 8; Football Team; 11, 12; Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12; Baseball 7, 8, 9 ; Track 9, 10; Swimming 7; Student Council 7, 8, 9; Boys ' Glee Club 7. 8; B. A. Prom Committee 12: Gym Team 7, 8. Mockbee, William C. Track Team 11. 12; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 11. 12; A Capella Choir 12: Chatterbox Staff 11, 12; Gleam Staff 11, 12 (Edi- tor) ; Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10, 11; Senior Dramatic Club 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; The Swan 11; As You Like It 12. r - 25 Moore, Nancy Class President 12; Senior Council 12; Student Coun- cil 11 (Vice Pres.) 12; Re- membrancer Staff 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10. 11, (Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Girls ' League Treasurer 11; Girls ' Glee Club 10; Senior Dramatic Club 12. Morgan, Eugene Latin Club 7. 8; Gym Team 9; Botany Club 10; Track Team 9, 10, 11; Swimming Team 9, 10, 11; Football Team 8, 9, 10, 11; Walnuts of ' 36. Mueller, Harry Stamp Club 10, 11; Boys ' Glee Club 9, 10, 11; A Capella Choir 11; Chatterbox 10; Gleam 9; Debating Club 9, 10; Dramatic Club 10, 11; Basketball 9, 11: Football 12; Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12. Munyan, Winifred Herlan Girls ' Glee Club 8, 9, 10; Swimming Team 12; Art League 8, 9, 10, 11; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. Myers, Marian J. Debating Club 7. 8. 9, 10. 11: Dramatic Club 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; The Estabrook Nieces 7: Cat O ' Nine Tails 11; Trelawney of the Wells 12; Student Council 7; G.A.A. ; Le Cercle Francais 12; Re- membrancer Staff 12; Crafters ' Club 10, 11, 12. Naegel, Marlon L. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball Team 11, 12; Centerball Team 8, 9; Swimming Team 12; Baseball Team 12; Bowl- ing Team 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10, 11, 12; Art League 9, 10; The Tempest 8. Moore, Virginia Ranshaw Junior Dramatic Club 10, 11; Student Council 7, 9; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12; Dance Club (Pres.) 11, 12; Stamp Club 9; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Swimming Team 12; Daisy Chain 11; Civics Club 9; Mid- summer Night ' s Dream 7. Morsbach, Mabel Crafters ' Club 10; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 10. 11: French Mueller, June Girls ' Glee Club 8, 10, 11; Mid-summer Night ' s Dream 7; The Tempest 8; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming Team 12; Basketball 12; Baseball 12; Art League 8, 9, 10; Cen- terball 8, 9. Murray, Zoe Mae Art Appreciation 10; Crafters ' Club 10. Nadler, Martin S. Boys ' Glee Club 9. 10; Chat- terbox 9, 10: Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Senior Debating Club, 10, 11, 12; Tennis Club 11, 12; Gym Team 11, 12; Track 12. Neat, Margaret Girls ' Glee Club 9, 10. 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Craft- ers ' Club 9, 10, 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Literary Club 10. I Zje A - ■ t: s Slmlent Council 8: Art League H, 12; German Club 10, 11; (, ' amera Chih 11: Chatterbox Staff 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Quill and Scroll 12. Neuhdus, Marion A. The Tempest 7; G.A.A. 7, 8.9. 10, 12: Girls Glee Club 8, 9 . 10; Junior Dramatic Club 7, 8; Student Council 7; Junior Debating Club 7, 8; Baseball 7, 8. 9. 10 ( Mgr. ) : Basketball 7, 8, 9, 10; True Blue Girl Reserves 7, 8, 9. Ott, Jeanne R. Girls ' Glee Club 10. 12; A Ca- pella Choir 12; XEM Club 12; Gleam Staff 12. KCt Parham, Hartwell H. Latin Club 7; Hi-Y 10. 11. 12; XEM Club 11; Band 11, 12; Orchestra 12. Pelton, Helen R. Centerball 8; Basketball 11, 12; Volleyball 11, 12; Base- ball 11, 12; True Blue Re- serves 8. Poetlter, Myrtle Helen Diamatic Club 7. 9. 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9. 10, 11. 12; G.A.A. Board 10, 12: Dance Club 9. 11. 12; Chatterbox 10, 11. 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12; French Club 12; Mid- summer Night ' s Dream 7; Che erleading 10. Nenfiiroff. Rose German Club 9. 10. 11 (Sec ' y.), 12 (Pres.l. ; V sr . Y K ■,J Obertielman, Betty Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. 12: Pollyanna Club 11; Grafters ' Club 10; XEM Club 12; Wal- nuts of ' 35. ' 36: Remembrancer Staff 12; Student Council 8, 9; Art League 9, 10. Model Patasky. Patsy Girls ' Glee Club Club 12. 12; French Phillips, Jack Prues, Louis 27 Puchta, Charles G. Debating 7, 8, 9, 11, 12; Dra- matics 7. 8. 9, 11. 12: Camera Club 11, 12; Chatterbox 11, 12 (Mgr. Editor 1 ; Remem- brancer 12 (Business Mgr. ) ; Gleam 9, 10. 12; Quill and Scroll 12: Slide Rule Club 11; Tennis Club 11, 12; Hi-Y 12. • ' ' Orchestra 9. 10, 11, 12 (Con- cert Meisterl; Band 11, 12; German Club 9. 10, 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Crafters ' Club 10, 12: Senior Dramatic Club 12; Walnuts of 1934, ' 35, ' 36; Twelfth Night ; Spring Con- cert 9. 10. 11, 12; Botany Club 10. Redmond. Kathleen Davis G.A.A. Board 11. 12 (Treas.) ; G.A.A. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12 (Mgr.); Baseball 10. 11. 12: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Hockey 10, 11, 12; Water Pageant 9; Craft- ers ' Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Remem- brancer Staff 12. Rice, Alfred J. Senior Dramatic Club 12; As You Like It 12; Boys ' Glee Club, 7, 10, 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12; Band 12; Ger- man Club 10, 11, 12. Rindsberg, Donald N. XEM Club 11, 12; A Capella Choir 12; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 11, 12; As You Like It 12. Roberts, George E., Jr. Student Council 9; Remem- brancer Staff 12; Hi-Y 12. Rabius, Maurice Track Team 10: Basketball Team 11. 12; Model Engi- neers ' Club 11; Model Rail- road Club 12; XEM Club 12; Student Council 9. ( Ratltff, Thomas A., Jr. The Swan 11; Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 9, 10. 11; Ger- man Club 11. 12: XEM Club 12; Student Council 9; Busi- ness Staff of Gleam 12; Re- membrancer Staff 12. Reeves, Leonard Boys ' Glee Club 11; Chatter- box Staff 11; Gleam Staff 10. Richards, Bill Ripley, G. Birch, Jr. ' I Boys ' Glee Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Junior Dramatic Club 9, 10; Walnuts of ' 34 10; A Capella Choir 11, 12; .Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12: Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; As You Like It 12; Chatterbox 11; XEM Club 12. Romell, Robert F. Stage Lighting 10. 11, 12; A Capella Choir 11, 12: Boys ' Glee Club 11. 12; Cum Laude; Chatterbox 12: Remembrancer 12; Student Council 11. 12; XEM Club 12; Hi-Y Club 12; Stamp Club 9, 10. S m ■ 28 [-; imil 10 iSec ' y); fz ' atjiin Cominillee 10; Club 9, 10, 11, 12; •Slate Del)aling Team 11, 12; Chatlerbiix, 11, 12 (Sports Ediloi) ; Senior Dramatic Club 11: Track Team 10, 11, 12; Intramural Mgr. 10; Chess Clnb 11; Science Club 9 (Pres.). Rosentnal, Nancy Elaine Student Council 7, 10; Girls ' Junior Debating Club 7. 8, 9 (Pres.) ; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Crafters ' Club 9, 10, 11 (Sec ' y) 12 (Pres. I ; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12 (Treas.) ; Vice Pres. Girls ' League 11; Remembrancer 12 (Bus. Mgr.) ; Chatterbox 7, 8, 9. 10, 11; Peace Committee 12 (Chrmn. ) ; The Estabrook Nieces 7. Rust, Richard S., Jr. Crafters ' Club 10. 11; Chatter- box 11; Art League 12; Cam- era Club 12; XEM Club 12. Ruth, Ralph L Track Team 10; 10, 12; Gym Team Sale E. G.A.A. 9, 10. 11, 12; XEM Club 12 (Sec ' y); Pollyanna Club 11; Cheerleading 10; Remembrancer 12; Hockey 11, 12 (Mgr.); Basketball 11 (Mgr.), 12; Bowling 11; Vol- leyball 8 (Capt.), 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12. Schewltz, Howard Palmer Boys ' Junior Debating Club 9; Chatterbox Staff 11. 12; Ping Pong Clnb 12; Tennis Club 12; Track Team 12. nbaum, Nat XEM Club 12. Runyan, Richard J ' Art League 9; Civics Club 9 (Pres.); Tennis Club 10; Wal- nuts of ' 34. ' 35, ' 36; As You Like It 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12 (Pres.); Tre- lawney of the Wells 12. Ruth, Betty Ann . v v ' Eagle Y. Girl Reserves 11, 12; Prunella 10. Student Coun- cil 9, 10; Class Secretary 9, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; WaL nuts of ' 34, ' 35, ' 36; B. A. Prom Committee 11, 12; Swimming Team 12; Daisy Chain 11; Remembrancer Staff 12. Ryan, Edward Matt Vice P iiK, Track TeamJ tfTT? 12; Cam- era Club 11; Chatterbox 9, 10; Art League 7, 8; Civics Club 9; Midget Dramatic Club 7; Stagehand 11; Stamp Club 7, 8; Intramural Mgr. 10. Sawyer, Caroline c . •■Prunella 10; Girls ' Glee Club 9. 10, 12; A Capella Choir 12; Triple Trio 12; Sen- ior Debating Club 10. 11, 12; Chatterbox 10, 11, 12; Gleam 9, 10, 11, 12; Remembrancer 12 (Editor); Le Cercle Fran- cais 12 (Pres.); Cum Laude. ) rr Schlotman. Do M. G.A.A. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12 (Board); Girls ' Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art League 10, 11 (Treas.) 12 (Sec ' y); Dra- matic Club 9, 10, 11; Debat- ing 10, 11; Crafters ' Club 10, 11, 12; Dance Club 11, 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 12; Camera Club 12. 29 Schneider, Arda+h G.A.A. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12: Hockey 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11, 12: Volleyball 8. 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Life Sav- ing 10; Grafters ' Club 9. 10, 11, 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9: Class Swimming iMgr. I 11; Eagle Y Girl Rf fV Schuchardt, Virginia Girls Glee Club 7. 8. 9: De- bating Club 7: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. 12; Walnuts of ' 35. ' 36; Tbe Tempest 8; Operetta 7; Junior Dramatic Club 9. 10: Senior Dramatic Club 11. 12; G.A.A. 9, 10. 11, 12. Shaw, Henry Spanisli Club 12 iTreas.K Shepard, Tom Fo.itball Team 11, 12: Basket- ball Team 9, 10, 11. 12: Track Team 10. 11: Swimming Teain 9; Student Council 7. 9. 11, 12; A Capella Cboir 12; Class President 7, 9; Tennis 10; Band 7; Stamp Club 9. Shriner, James Orchestra 10. 11. 12: Bovs ' Glee Club 8. 9: -Pinafore 8; Swimming Team 12: Band 10, 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Wal- nuts of ' 34. ' 3.5; Art League 8; Silverman, Dorothy SchoHenfels, Ben Debating Club 7. 8. 10: Bowl- ing Club 11; Remembrancer Staff 12. Schwab, Nelson, Jr. Student Council 8. 9. 10. 11, 12 (Pres.l; Student Court 11, 12: Track Team 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10, 11: Walnuts of ' .34, ' .35, ' .36: Football 12; Hi- Y 11. 12; Student Council Committee 10: Athletic .Asso- ciation ficmncil 11: Class President 10. Shelley, Charles Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12. O AJJJ! Shreve, Robert B. Swimming Team 9. 10, 11. 12; XEM Club 12: Art League 8; Dramatic Club 8; Civics Club 9. ■h: ' ' - S iy Debating Club 10. 11, yl2 (Pres.l: Tri-.State Debal- V ing Team 10. 11. 12 (Capl.) ; .Slate League Debating Team 12; Chatterbox 10, 11. 12 (Asst. Editorl; Gleam 10. 11, 12; Remembrancer 12; XEM Club 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Peace Committee 12: Cum Laude. Siviti, Moses Intramural Mgr. 10; Camera Club 11; Swimming Team 12. 30 ifi d Sizer, Charles Band 10, 11. 12: Orcliestra 12; A Capella Clioir 11. 12; Boys ' Glee Clul) 8. 9. 10. 11, 12; Oclelle 12; Walnuts of ' 35, ■36. Football 12; Track 10, 11, 12. Chatterbox 11, 12; XEM Club 12; Boys ' Glee Club 12; A Ca- pella Choir 12; As You Like ll 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Remembrancer 12 ,Cum Lauile 12. Stephenson, Leroy K. Boys Glee Club K pella Choir 12. A Ca StiH, Howard Football 9, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; .Stamp Club 7. 8; Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Civics Club 9; Wal- nuts of 35, ' 36y Strauss, Edwin Ba eball Team 12; E. 1 Cluli 12; Civics Club 12. Struck, Howard Gym Team 9, 10, 11; A Ca- pella Choir 11. 12: Boys ' Glee Cbib 8, 10; Volleyball Team 10, 11, 12; Basketball Team 11, 12; Track Team 11. 12. Z Stark, John Student Council 7, 9, 10; Swimming Team 12; Pru- nella 10; Shall We Join the Ladies 10; The Swan 11; Dramatic Club 9. 10. 11, 12; Remembrancer 12 (.Associate Editor I ; Stamp Club 8, 9; XEM Club 12. Stewart, Alma Virginia Art League 9. 10. 11; Spanish Club 12; Basketball Team 9. Stockton, Albert Strldsberg, Geoffrey Hi-Y 12; Football Team 11, 12; Basketball Team 11. 12; Track Team 11, 12: XEM Club 12; Ping Pong Club 12. Tangeman. James H. Civics Club 9; Hi-Y 11, 12; Tennis Club 12; Art League 7. 8; Stamp Club 7. 31 Tdylor, Eleanore Jeanne Girls Glee Cltib II, 12; Spring Concert 11, 12; Botany Club 10. Tenner, Florence Student Council 8, 9, 10; A Capella Choir 12; Girls ' Glee Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Dramatic Clubs 7, a. 9, 10, 11, 12; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11; G.A.A. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12; Chatterbox 10; Debating Club 8. 9, 10; Graft- ers ' Club 9, 10, 11; Pollyauna Club 11. Tuftle, Richard Van Pelf. Alice Cheers Art League 9; Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11. 12; Pollyanna Club 11; Chatterbox 12; Cum Laude 12. Waldhauer, Charles H., Jr. Orchestra 9; Aero f:lub 9; Boys ' Glee Club 10, 11; Cat O ' Nine Tails 11; As You Like It 12; Walnuts of 19.36; A Capella Choir 12; XEM Club 12. Tennenb XE.M Club 12; German Club 10. 12: Grafters ' Club 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Camera Club 11. 12; Love ' s Labour ' s Lost 11; Walnuts of ' 3.5, 36; Trelawney of the Wells 12; Chatterbox 10, 11, 12. Tour, Robert Louis Class Officer 8; Pinafore 8; Band 9; Botany Club 10; Sen- ior Dramatic Club 11; Chat- terbox 11, 12; Camera Clu 11, 12; Remembrancer 12; Walnuts of 1936. TutHe, Fred Radio Club 12 Vance, George V . XEM Club 12; Camera Club 12. Vinacke, Harold French Club 12; Gleam 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; S. C. Conimissi(Mi 11, 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12; Junior Dramatic Club 11; Quill and Scroll 12. Waldnnan, Robert S. Prunella 10; Poor Nut 9; Tri-.Stale Team 11; Senior De- bating Club 9, 10, 11: XEM Club 12; .Swimming 12; Junior Dramatic Club 10: (;.i|f 12; Baseball 12; Junior Debating Club 9, 10. Webster, French Club 12 Walker, William Lee Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Ci.umil 10, 12; XEM Clnb 12; Hi Y U. 12. Frank CU.b Spanish r, Nellie Miilget Dramatic Club 7, 8; Glee Club 7, 8; Pinafore 8; Art League 9, 10; G.A.A. 8, 9, 10. 11. 12: Volleyball 9. 10; Baseball 9. 10: Basketball 9, 10. 11: Eagle V Girl Reserves 12: Pollyanna Club 11. Whitener, Carolyn Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11: Art League 10. 11, 12; G.A.A. 8, 9: Glee Club 8. 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club 12; Senior Dra- matic Club 12. Willson, Richard A. Stage Electrician 8, 9. 10. 11. 12; Senior Dramatic Club 11, 12: Chatterbox 11; Chemistry Club 12: Camera Club 12; Walnuts of 19.%: Remem- brancer Staff 12: The Poor Nut 9. Wallingford, Marjory Student CIcMjncil 9, 10; Senior Council 12; Secretary of Girls ' League 12; Eagle Y Girl Re- serves 12; Remembrancer Staff 12; Daisy Chain 11; Polly- anna Club 1 1. Weidner, iClary E. Botany Club 9; Civics Club 9; Junior Debating Club 10; German Club 11, 12: Girl Re- serves 10. 11: Pollyanna Club 11. White, Melvin Cat O ' Nine Tails U; As You Like It 12; Ping Pong Club 12; JiMirnalistic Society 12 (Newspaper Reporter). Wilkcrson, William Hi-Y 12; Football Team 10, 11, 12; Baseball Team 7, 9, 10 11 12; Basketball Team IL 12: Band 7. 8, 9, 10: Or- chestra 11, 12; Tenuis 11. 12; Presentation Orchestra 11. 12; Jazz Orchestra 9, 10; Walnuts of ' 35, ' 36. Wiltsee, Joe Walnuls ,,f 1936. Wlnchell, Anna Mario Woelfer, Richard Girls ' Glee Club 11. 12: Eagle Y Girl Reserves 11, 12: A Glee Club 9. 10, 12; Camera Capella Choir 12. Club 11: Chess Club 10. 33 Wolff, Bruce Tennis CInb 9. 10: Walnuts of 1936: Trark Team 12. Wright, Frances Craflers ' Club 9: G.A.A. 9. 10, 11. 12: French Club 12: Bas- ketball 9. 10. 11. 12. Zlmmerer. Robert Bovs Glee Club 12 (Pres.); Orchestra 12: EM Club 11. £3 Woodward, Shirley CirW (;iee Club 9. 10, 11: A CaHla Chuir 11. 12: Eagle (Jirl Reserves 11: . rt League 10. Yocltey, Janet S. . ludenl Cduncil 7. 8. 9: Midsummer Night ' s Dream 7: The Tempest 8: Eagle Y (iirl Reserves 11. 12: Holly, anna (Jlub 11. Hahn, Jean Schepmann, James 34 Autographs f.-r-i Lfi . .i Lp c 35 Autographs 36 The juniors, sophomores, and fresh- men are the backbone of the school. ( In their steady, whole-hearted support of school activities they are developed by gradual preparation into the ulti- mate leaders of their respective classes. WITHIN THESE PAGES ARE PRESENTED 37 JUNIORS Arhaiier. Jeanne Alpaugh. Amy Andreas. GInria Ascherenka, Jane Backman. Sue Barishman. Bertha Batsche. Mar ' Berl. Charlotte Belts, Betty Bieler. Martha Blust, Edna Mae Bermeister, Janet Buller. Arnett Callahan. Janet Carrull. Eleanor Chapman. Martha Chasanov, Evelyn Clark, Betty Clark. Jayne Conn, Harriet Costello. Helen Cox, Berta Davis, Helen Day, Grace Doyle. June Drayton. Betty Fowler. Jane . nn Frazer. Lanra Freiberg. Marion Freidnian. Bertran Friedrich. Belte Gale. Rayetta Gelperin. Selma Gold. Jane Goldenherj. ' . Clarissa Gradwohl. Betty (Jreenherg. Mildred Gritfith. Bettie Grigsby. .Sarah Grimm. Lillian llagemeyer. Edith Hargrave. Edith llargra e. Peggy Heiby. Margaret Henke. ' irginia Heyn. . lice lluffheimer. Jane Hoffman. .Margaret Hollis. Margaret Holmes. Mary Hope. Betty Jackson. Cecilia Jacobs. Claudia Johnstone. Kathryn Kerchner, Dorothy Kiefer, Marjorie Krone, -Adelaide Kidin. W ' ilma Kuller. .Margaret Lamping. Ruth Larrick. Dorothy Le Monlree. Jean Lowmaii. Kalliivn Manessier, Doris Nielson. Sigridur Reed. Betty .Manogue. Vivian .Marsh. Marydale Martin. Theodora Mayne. .Mary .Mice McKibben. Dorothy Miller. Elba Moore. Belly Jane Morganroth. .Susan Murdock, . nn Pack, Helen Payne, Ruth Pearle. Dorothy Peffer, Lorraine Perl, Harriet Pilder. Jean Quirk, Louise Raher, Katlierine Rauh, Alice Reed. Janet Reinliarl. Clara Reis, Sue Ricker. . Iaxine Ripley, irginia Risch. Madelon Ritter. Betty Jane- Roberts. - nu Rogers, Ruth Rosenberg. Jane Riiudebush. .Milihed R boll, Naomi .Sargeant. Barbara .Savran. Helen Schickel. Marjorie Schilling. Janet .Sriiubert, irginia Schuck, Jean .Schulkers, Ruth Schwab. Gary Shane. June Sinilli. Barbara Sleinborn. Charlotte Strieker. Harriet Thauwald. Margaret Thorpe. Grace alterman. Virginia W alt(m. Frances arnecke, Dorothy Werden. Frances Wert. .-Vnianda Williams. Frankie Wilzbach. Ruth ' o|{. Carol Jean olfson. Helen Viood. Jean W uerdenian. Ruth Zanone. Margaret Mae THE JUNIORS .. WITH HANDS OUTSTRETCHED 38 JUNIORS Adler. Gerhard Anderson, James Attee, William Bailey. Jim Blackschleger, Herbert Boyce. Rcihert Brand, Arlliur Brodie, Kirkwiiod Brnch. Freed Brmlu lz. R(il)erl Buck. Roliert Biirfiipyiie. Jcilm Burnian, Ridjert Bniz, Charles Case. Ray Cofield. Robert (Iroew. Robert Daniels, William Darby. Rodney De Niici ' io. Jerome Deye. James Dixon. Philip Dwight. Edward Edward. Lester Ellis. X ' aller mmich, George pstein. Isodure elson. Leon rankel. Milton reedman. Bertram alinari. (Jiarles iesse. Richard old. Baron oldenberg. Ridierl oldman. John (jyert. Blaine reenwald. Arlluir llalTner. Frederick Hall. Waller 1 lampion. Clifford llanseman. Carl Ilalrlier. Charles Hawkins. Lawrence Heschong, Elmer llenck, Kenneth lllckenlooper. John lloHing. Charles Hollisler. Leo Holterh,.fI. Ralph Hnbbard. Robert llimler. Robert Jacohson. Philip Jacques. Donald Jacques. Robert Jansing, Richard Johnstone, Lewis Jones. Wickliffe Jordan. Cornelius Jung. Herman Kaplan. Eugene Killer. Harry Kichler. Gene Klein, Ervin Klein, Irwin Kocher, Robert Kuester, Allen Lang, Roy Levins ui, Joseph Lewis. Charles E. Lewis, ( ' harles W. Libs(Ui. Robert l.ishka, Raymond Loeb, Robert Lojinger, Robert Majoewsky, Victor Martin, Harry McCarthy. Merrick McDonald, Donald Meiss, Harry Meiss, Marvin Millard, Bert Mills, Thomas Minchan, Jerry Mitboefer, John Morris, Robert Morry. William Orton. Ridierl Osmond. Bill Olio. Ingolf Parker. Billv Piker. Vale Randle. Worth Ransahoff. Billy Rechtin. Carl Redfield. Robert Reiter. Jack Rosenberger. Robert Rubin. Jerry S( liaeng(jld. Melvin . chick. illiam Schwab. Louis Scbwaegerle. Philip Shane. .Sam Shaw. Billy Shepherd. Riihard Sholl. Allen .Scbimnielman, MauriceSimon, Rid)ert Scbmalze, Donalil Simonlon, Wesley Schott, Christian Sniilh, Carson .Scbulkers, Robert Smilh, ande .Spohr. Robert Sleidle. Ed Slurge(ui. Carlus Sulherlin. Ellwood Tauberl. Carl Thomas. Morgan Toran. Israel Thompson. Tommy Toran. Israel Tucker, Ralph Walker, Theodore Wallers. Clayton Wilbelmy. Odin Witt. James Wolf. .Mvron Wolfer. Russell Woolsey. Lewis Wyler. James Yacchari. Joe Young, Jack Yowell, Everett rO RECEIVE THE LEADERS ' GAVELS 39 Anderson. Cloise Audi. .Iiidilli Ann Aver. .Icihaniia Bauer. Belly Bauer. Marjnrie Betir, Belly Benlon, Anna Berlsrlie, Ellen Biggs, Vvimne Bird. Ilarriel Bisrlioff, Janel Bl n. Belly Blulini. Tliea Bluinenllial, Shirley Bcms. (ialherine Briiwn, Eleanor Brystiii. F ' lorenre Bullerfield. Belsy (Caldwell. Jane riiapman. Eonise ( ' larke. Frances (ilenienls. Mary Lnu Colin, Mildred Dallon. Arlene Danford. Florence l)e Bnor. Joyce Dielil. Jean Dunlap. Kiilli Easion. I ' alricia Fifer. Dorolliy FiiiegoM, Mildred Eislier, Muriel Fisher, Phyllis Forney, Riilh Frank. Margery Franke. Doris Freidniaii. Nalalie (ierwe, Elliel (lellman. Merle C.indele, (Gloria (ioldnian. Anila (ioldsmilli. Audrey Goldsmith, Elaine Gould, Jane Grnler, I.ois (Jravelle. Jane Hammond. ' anessa llauaiier. I ' alriiia Hawkins. ' irginia Henry. Ann Henry, .Margarel Herberl, Helen llieber, Emma Hollers, Jane Hughes, Billip I.nu Hunler. Nfarianna Kaplan. Shirley Keilier. irginia Klein. Mary Jane Kneiip. Clara l.anilwehr. Janet l.aue. Amanda Levin. Tiliie lor.l. Mary Longhead, Susan I.owilz. Annelle Magnus, Marjorie Manggriim, Lillian Manogue, Jane Mapoles, Margarel Mayer, Shirley McAfee, irginia -Menderson, Belly Miller, Marjorie Mills, Martha Moch, Jane Nalorp. Marian Nener. Kalhleen Norton, Claire Orion, Jean Orion, May Parkes. Dorothy Perlman, Helen Plaff. Evelyn Plosi, Shirley Poole, Mary Posner, Leah Ralshdi. Frances Redmond, Mary Ridiinson, Jeanne Roos, Patricia Root. Elizabeth Rule, Josephine .S(lialzman, Doris .Scliiff, Elsa Lee Schmidt, Beruice Schneider, Georgia .Sihmiidile, .Annette Segal. Muriel Sickles, Mary Ann Sieck, Eloise Siegal, .Sylvia Simmons, Belly Simon. Mayer Spence, Blanche Sprilz, Belle Jane Slern, Mary .Stewart. Jacquiliu Slix. Nancy .Sirampfer, Mary Ann Slreicher, Miriam .Sullivan, Rose Sulherlin, Rulhinarie Taylor. Beltie Thomaii. Carolyn Tompkins, . da Lee LInderwood, Elaine Wallon, Peggy Ward, Nancy Weil, Carolyn Vierden, Betty e-lerkamp. Rulh W illiamson. Maxine W il ' -on. Ann Louise W olf. irginia ipo lward. iola Wright. Lina Louise Zeigler, Helen Slollinaier, Corinne Walls. Janel SOPHOMORES THE SOPHO MORES... WHOSE MEDIUM PATH! 40 Allen, John Alter, Taylor Arniandroff, Tafi Baskins. Leunaril Beanina. Charles Becker. Alfred Berjiliaiisen, Edward Bernian. Stanley Blooni, Louis Bhiestein. Charles Bohn. Harold Bonis. Elliott Brann, Teddy Hidoniell. Arthur Hiin.ly. Willar.l Bulchkcs. Sydney Carlwri hl. Dana (Ihappele. Paul (!ohn, Ralph ( ' ooper. Jim Cruse, Donald Diet .. H(d)ert Duley, John Dutl(ni. Wilnier Edelsolin. Alfred Edlin. Leonard E;;f;erding, Howard Elder, Robert Erwin, John Einn, Billv Elohr. Ralpii (iilliert, Charles C.illiert, Jules Glaser, Richard Griffin, Dale Cross, Richard Cnmp. Joseph Haines, ( aleh Halleck. Jack Harris, Thomas Hart. Dan Heinrich. Richard Hei er, Ray Heldnian, Richard Henthorn, Ross Hope, Douplas Horak, Paul Horn, Harrv Hubbard, Paul Jones, Robert Katz, Ira Keck, Karl Kessel, Jack Knauft, Rurdelte K db, Warren Kuhn. Raymond Kusnerus, Samuel Kyliiis, George Lawson, Robert Levin, Saul Levine, Joe Lisner, Stanley Litz, Martin Liirie, Max MacMillan, Bruce .Mandell, Signiund Marshall. Courllaml Martino. Joseph Mason. Waller McCaslin. John McCorniaik. Ralph McDevill. Charles McFadden. Richard Mclntyre. Clifford Mever. Albert Mikella. Donald Miller. Don Miller. Harold Minehan, Jack Nellans. Jack Oelerich. Robert Palm. Max Pansiera. Dcuiald Peck. George Pogiie, Charles Pope. Charles Pullem, Marshall Rossel. Marvin .Silverman, Waller .Singer, Daniel .Sininger, Gene Sinning. Ralph Smith. Douglas Snow. Mac .Southern, Charles .Spencer. Robert .Spiegel. Arthur Stern. Bobby .Slern. Edward .Slillpass. Joe .Slone. Dick Slovall. Austin . ' Inrgeon, Ray Thomas, John Thompson, Ray Tov ler. Vance Trounstine. Henry Tiierck, Paul Ungar, Dick Van Voasl. James erssen, Algray Wagner. Leonard Watkins, Jack Weikl, Carl Wessel, Robert Wilcox, Edwin Willis. .Samuel Wilson. Jim Wolf. Robert Wright, Elmer Zoellner, Bob ' - ' - - 1 J— - ' !,■: SOPHOMORES VILL SOON TURN THE CORNER TO SENIORITY 41 FRESHMEN Aliralianison. Margaret Brciwn. . nn Diihin. Durolhy Goepp. Dorothy Hilh. Patricia Kanter. Geraldine Alexander. Beatrice Bninghliin, Roberta Engelhardt, Martha Gnldslone. Adrienne Hill. Ira Kehoe. Kathleen iuler,-( n. Dea Briison. Helen Eabe. Hannah ( ' .OSS. Marcia Hoffman. Lorraine Keller. Patty Armandroff. Lillie Cide. irginia Fisher. Jane (iraf. Marion Hope. Gertrude King. Ruth Bartliiildniew. Betty Connell. Barbara Fleischer. Mary Jane Graff. era Hudson. Violet Krebs. Ruth .Vnn Bat- clie. Riilli (lopeland. Mariam Fleming. Amy (ireenwald. Janet Irving, Dorothy Kriegsman. Lois Baylies. Catherine (!orbin. irginia Flynn. irginia Happy. Jacqueline Jacomini. Mary Kurzynski. Naomi Bender. Lin la Daner. . ' Sylvia Fnrslierg. Belly Jane Haskell. Marilyn James. Jacqueline Levy. Evelyn Berkley. Audrey Deichman. .Marian Friedman. Mary lleldman. Belty Johnson. ' ivian Levy. Katherine Bishiiw. Judith Uelaphaina. Natalie Obharl. Charloile llenke. Elaine Ji hnstone. Brooks Luhrman. Mary Bliimeiillial. .Janet I)e la Crcdx. Belty Gierhardt, Jean llenlhorn. Janet Jcuiap. Marion Boren. .Margaret Dryer, . hirley (diikman. Pauline Herweli. Eileen Jordan. Iorma Mache. Madelyn Nantz. Alice Roan. Marguerite Schwartz. Phyllis Sleiner. Jane ' nuck. Marv Jane Majoewsky. Ruth Nelp, Theodora Robinson. Ellen Scott. Jane Stockton. Billie Wolf. Bettv Maple. Kciilh Nieder. Eleanore Rosen. Norma . ' ' el a. Annelle Sloii. Ruth Wolf. Edith Marquette. Marjorie Nolte. Ida Rntledge. Rnlh Shapiro. Mathilda Sluhlliarg. Domlhy Wolfer. Jean Mane. Panla Oppenheimer. Eleanor . ' chenk. Beriha Shepard. Cecil .■ urran. Dorothy Wood. .Margaret .Meledy. Candyn Oil. Helen Schenmann. Lavern Shoup. Bernice Thornton. Doris Wright. Marguerite Miller. Charliilte Oiling. Ruth .Scblolnian, Edna Shriner. .Sally N ' oorheis. Jean Wyler. Margaret Miller. Edith Oirlcalt. Katherine Schreiber. Hilda Smith. Benny Waldhauer. Eleanor Vontz. Rosemary Miller. Syhia Parsons. Marjorie Schubert. Elinor Solway. Norma ' eiland. Janet Zanone. Belty Mills. Marjiirie Phillips, Lnlu Schidkers. Julia .Sparks. Dorothy Wilferl. Rosanna Zeydel. Edwina Momback, Doris Reinboll, Ruth Schuiz, Susie Spurlock, Mary Williams, Dorothy Ziglier, Frances UNTRIED AND INEXPERIENCED, YET REFRESHING 42 J FRESHMEN Acli. Ferdinand Anderson, Dick Airinjiton. Clark Austin, James Benson. Elmer Berlin ;. Lawrence Bernstein. Benjamin Blatt, Sidney Brinkman. Louis Brown. Oscar Brown, Roy Browning, Thomas Bundman, Maxwell (iaddele, .lack Campbell, Donald (jhambers. Boyd ( ' liapman, John Cohen, Leonard Cossman, Stanley Costello, Jim Cousins. Earl D ' Angelo, George Davis, William Dickey, Robert Dixon. John Doyle. Richard Dwight. Donald Earley. Donn P.mden. .Marvin Esser, Ralph Fabe, George Flaherty. Robert Flarsheim, Alfred French, Frank Friedman. Justin ( reenberg, Ernest Glazer, Buddy. Goldsmith. Richard Grotliscb, Billy llahn. Gerald llarnion. Terry Harper. Stanley Hawkins. Theodore llchhnan, George Helmsdirfer. John Herbes. Billy Herr. Richard Hicks. George Hoffheimer. Arthur Hooge, Clyde Hudson, Porter Jenkins, Ralph Jones, Donald Joseph, Le Roy Kemper, E ' aul Kiley, Brian Krone, Robert Kusnerus, James Lambert. Robert Lance, William Lask. Joseph Lawrence. George Lehman, Tom Maish. Bill Marcus. Joseph Miller. Edward Morris, Major Neuerman, Melvin Oman. Jack Payne. Clarence Payne. Ralph Pechstein. Richard Plet . William Pogue. Henry Pritcbard, George Pyle, Murray Raible. George Rankin. Ridiert Ransohoff. Daniel Reed. William Renfrow. Omer Rothenberg, Hermann Rouda. Frank Roger. James Salinger, James Scbeuman. Lavern . ' chledorn. Robert .Schluter. Robert Schram. William Schroeter. Donald Schroyer, George . chur. Robert Shiffers. Abraham Siemer, George Smith. Arthur Spicer, Thomas Stein, Waller Strieker, Sidney Strange. Lovick Sugarman. ( ' harles Sullivan, John Tangeman. Donald Tassler, Milford Taylor, Bobby Thede. Robert Theilen. Ridierl Tucker. Robert l ' ps(ui. Mark orwerk. Linlcui Wallenhorst. Richard Wartick. Tom Walters. David eissbacher. Kurt Wheeler. Harry Williamson. Martin Wilson. William WolL Robert Wood Tommy Wrenher, Roger FOR THESE VERY QUALITIES, THE FRESHMEN 43 4, The hope of tlie school is emhudied in the lower school pupils, the seventh and eiji,litli grades. These small, earn- est workers, lahcjrinu valiantly throuoh beginnin ' Latin, and carryinii enor- - c c mous loads of hooks in their arms, are the ones whose responsihility it is to continue the hiuh ideals and standards of the high school. WITHIN THESE PAGES ARE SHOWN 45 EIGHTH GRADE. Adae. Mary Aerni, Maryon Ahlering, Marian Aver, Dorothy Barnes, Limise Beatly, Anne Blackwell. Hatriria Blallner. Arnetl Bone, Betl Brewer. .Mary Ann Brinkman. I.iiella Bnncly. Julia Burmeister. Doris Caldwell. Elizabelli Clirisloplier. Nlarion Courtenay. Heggy Daly. Jane Dugger, Margaret Diinigan. Catherine Evans. Dorothy Fabe. Janet Farrel. Jean Feinauer. Violet Felnian. Marian Finke. Gloria Fisher. Alice Fitzgerald. Patricia Fox. Estelle Frost. Evelyn Cassniann. I.ela Grare Gerspaclier. Snzanne Ginn. Carole Colter. Belly Jane Greenberg. Rulh Grove. Joan Hagenieyer. Jean Haniniel. Priscilla lla s. Hester Herbert. Carolyn Herbsl. Jane Hermann. June Horak. (!athleen Hubbard. Janet Hundley. Alice Jacobs, .Marilyn Johnke. Margaret Jenike. Elizabeth Jenkins, Nettie Junes. Elizabeth Jones. Mary Elizabelh Katz. Marilynn KaulTman. Rosemary Kautz. Jean Kennedy. Ella Kerr. Julia Kilduff. Nancy Lamping. Aileen Leahr. Grace I.e inson. Anne Lewis. Mary Elva Leudeke. Carolyn Magaziner. . hirley Marlin. Virginia Matlhews. Frances Meals. Jane Iethven. Marilynn Meyer. Virginia Michaels. Marv Miller. 1.. Carlvle Miller. Iris Mitchell. Rosa M ' lore. F.ileen Morris. Marjorie Motz. Margaret Nebolsky. Ruth Neuman. Jane OBvrne. Jo- Ann I ' anlus. Bernice I ' intn. Rulli Ann Rabki] . Bernice Reltig. Margarel Reuschie. Selma Ringwalil. Gisela Robinsiui. Elaine Rnbin-(U). 1 illian Rodgers. Phillis Rule. Martha Salovaara. iola Sampler. Lela Schick. Patricia .StJuieider. Anne Schwartz. Helene Sihier. Dorolhy Sizer. Mabel Spilker. Shirley Steele. Marjory Suddiilh. Horvena Tluunpson. Earline Togal. Jeannetle Tunnies. Marilyn I hlniansick. Mildred OSS. Lucy Ann atlon. I.ela Weinier. Eileen Weiner. Rulh W eisgerber. Bell V illmore. Laura Wright. Lydia THE EIGHTH GRADE, LABELED E FLATS BY 46 Aariin. Harold Acli. Anthony Altman. Roherl Balilnian. Dudley Baird. Bill Bauer, Donald Banmring. Jack Heekner. illlani Belin. Fred Berlsclie. Waller Bellis, Kay Bellman. Alfreil Bird. John Blair. Ilarr Blalt, Norman Bohnslengel. I ' reil Brenner, Perry Brown, Harls Brown, Howard Brown, Michael Beiillinger, William (!amphell. William ( ' arothers. (lliarle - Chambers, Marshall (llienaiilt. David (!lark, Jerry Clarke, Arllinr Davis, James Dawson, Howard Diet ., James Diirlacher, Arnold Kills, David Kpply, Norman Finn. Howard Fisher, Bruce Flax. Harry Foster, Charles Freiherj:, Leonard Friedman, Rollv N. Carlield, Kohert (iaz, James Ciesler, William (ioldman, Robert Colter, Lowell F. (iross, Jefferson Haile, Ralph ., jr. Hanson. Koland lleines, S l an Heinold. Janies Heldntan. Alfred llilherg. John (lines. Thomas llissell. William lloerlh. Joseph llolierbolf. Gray Hopkins. John Jones, (jiarles Kai)lan. Stanley Kinji. John S. Korchmar. Donald I. a Fere. F.lmer Lawson, Joseph l.evine. .Sinart I.evinson, Irvin l.illard, William l.otspeicli, James Low, Robert Lowry, Richard Liiessen, Ezra MacCrelli-h. W m. II. Mason. J(diri Mayo. Olio McCaslin. Robert McP21haney. Clyde McGehan, Rid)erl Miller, Jack Miller, James .Moore, Robeil Morgan, George Morris, Joseph Mueller. Robert Miinyan. Addis Paganelli. Angelo Pfit .er. Billy Plant. Arthur Price. Floy.l Ratlner. Morris Raymimd. Miner Riggs. Robert Robinson. Earl Rogers. Harold Rotli. Jack Saiulow. Bernard -Schroeder. ( iarl .Schwarl . .Mberl .Schwed. Philip Sharp. Jack R. Shaw. Denmaii Sievers. Ora .Smicklers, .Sam Smith, Cliftiui Storrs, Albert Straehley, Clifford .Steuve, Sam Trent. Paul Turpeau, .Michel Versleeg, .Sherwood Vollmer. Edwin )orheis, Wagner Wakefield, Jack Wechsler, Herbert Werk, Emile Wilson. Barron Wolf. Frederick EIGHTH GRADE rHEIR DEAREST RIVALS. THE SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE  : .V II 11 ' W „IB II ;:;i ii ? w -frti?fu Mlfii. Jraiu ' lte iiclrr . KM einaiy Anilrpws, ernice Baer. Mar ' I.mii-p Berg. Kiil.x Berry. MililrecJ Bel lis. Sarah Boetrli. J., an Bohn. Laura Blind. Jane Bcine. Rulli Bravernian. Margnerile Brmvii. Australia Brciwii. F5(ilil)ie Lee Carllcm. Kdilli ( !lierry. Tessie Jane ( liipman. Durnlliy (gunners. Marian Copeland. Marjorie Cress. Mary Jean Day. Alice Dean. Beverly De B Jane Densfnrd. Mildred Duerner. Rnlli Duwney. Helen Ellon. Diinilliy Eriiardt. Belly Feinher . Berllia Ferry. Lillian Fielman. Lmaine Klannigan. Margarile Flarslieini. !ar(il Flarslieiin. Jane Fleniini:. Leslie Mat-Millan. Flizalielli Magnus. Juan Mayer, (larolyn Mayer. Fleannr Mayer. Emily Meis. Natalie Meyers. Beltie Mciiire. Belly Miirrisiin. Pauline Mcixley. Marian Newman. Durolhy Nolle. Florence Owen. Norma Parllow. Palriiia Peak. Louise Pease. Evelyn Peterson. Joyce Pierle. Riilli Pieder. Dorolliy Richardson. Tomara Richter. Alarjurie Ross. Lucy Ruive. Verna Ryan. Helen -Sall inan. Naomi Samuels. El he! .Sanzone, Lucille .Schaefer, Lucille Schaufert. Marjorie Frank. Carol Friedman. Carolyn I ' uller. Carrie (Gardner. .Sally Catner. Sally (iaiser. Louise Goldman. Marjorie Grant. Rene Gray, Virginia Grear, ' erna Lee Greer. Juanila llansmann. Rulh lleldman. Carolyn Herrmann. Marian lleuck. Dori- ll(j|nies. Charlotte Hood. Joaiin Hull. Belly Jane Hurst, Belly Louise Jonap. Alice Jordon. Mary Jane Kautz. Dorothy Kelller. Calherine Kirk, Jean Kise. (Catherine Kiamer. Dorothy Kriemer. Barbara Kruse. Jane Levy. Iris Lewis. Leah Liebell. Anita Light. .Mary Long. Elaine Lucas. Betty .Schmidt. Belly Jane .Schreiber. .-Vnna Siliule. Evelyn Silverman. Patricia Simendiuger. Mildreil Sininger. Martha Smith. Tommy Spradling. Helen Slacks. Adele .Stanley. irginij Stark. Barbara Sleinherg. Healrice Slevensiui. Glailys .Straehley. Oriel Taylor. La erne Tennenhauni. Beverly TeiHienliaum. Judith Tennenhauni. .Shirley Tischer. Helen Tiirpiii. Eloise arne. Mary 11 .Schlicten. Margaret V aldnian. Lois Walton. Audrey Watson. Diana Weber. Elizabeth White. , nuie W ' hitteker. Jean Wurst, Miriam THE SEVENTH GRADE. WHOSE NICKNAME EFFIE BUT 48 Adams, Robert Albert. David Allen, Richard Bartlow, Jack Batsche, Joseph Bear, Roger Beasley. William Bennett, r7eorge Berman, Bertram Bertsche, Ralph Bihn, George Block, Stanley Bolinsiengel, Jack Brakeman. Robert Browne, tlliarles Bnndy, Robert CarsiMi, Arcli Chapman. MimIcI Chiles, Jesse Christen. William Cole. Richard C iok, Robert Conrlas. John Deremo. Dallas Diack. William Dollin. Samuel Fantle. .Sheldon Frazer. James Frohman. Jack Gaz. Harry Ginn. Junior (Icltlieb. Moyd iMahatTely. James Manogue, Edward McGavren. Philip Middleman. Jerome Miller. Walter Moerlein. John Montgomery. Clarenc Montg uiier . James Moure. Rcd)erl Morgan. Jack Muth. Clilbud Oslendorf. Charles Palmer. Sherman Perk. Harry Rader, Jack Reddington. John Redmond, Albert Redmond. Lee Reed. Carl Reins. Henry Riegert. Rcjbert Robinson, l.andon Grant, Rene Gray, Leonard Green, Robert Hammersly, Rex Handman, Charles Happy, Frank Hartman, Roger Hartwig, (Jerhart Heldman, Thomas Hermerding. William llerwitz. Paul llildebrandl. James Hill. Ezra Hubbard. Ezel Ingersoll. George Jiise|)h, Jtdes Kaufman. Ray Ke .sel. Mehin Kiely. Charles Kleeman. William Klensch. Charles Kuehn. Henry La Force. Vi illiam Lambert, Die k Lawrence. Lee Lawson, Earl Linder. Gusla e Luedeke. Carl Lurie. Allan Lurie. Henry Lvkins, Thomas Scliarnhorst. Gene Schiff. William Schwartz. Theodore Shepard. William Shepherd. John Siegler. Paul SiKerman. Alan Sinning. (!harles Sloane. Richard .Sorrelle. Julin .Speevack. HarobI S|)ritz. David Starr. Paul Siranb. Lee Sunler. Grady Thomas. Benjamin Thomas. Donald Thon, Erich I ngar. Benjamin Van Pell, Charles Ware, Frank SEVENTH GRADE ' Jili( lii ii.: Sii::S - - SYMBOLIZES THE SCHOOL ' S AFFECTION FOR THEM 49 z ckaaL J—L-ke . . I 50 51 Altliuugh the scliolastic side of school life is the most important, the other side, extra-curricular, plays its part. The Shakespearean play, the Tri-State Debate, the Spring Concert, the Gym Exhibition — all these represent the cooperative effort of many departments of school life. A REHEARSAL OF AS YOU LIKE IT 52 OSALIND AND CEUA..WITH MISS LOTZE DIRECTING 53 BUSY HANDS AT WORK A simple limclieon is served .... Two Ijoys make blue ])iints .... Moulding hookends in the shop .... Miss Moorman lends a guiding M A Mi ' cluiniial Diiiuinu ihiss . iiides liiliiri ' ciall ini ' ri. Ml. Rri(k.-i IN THE SHOP 55 CUM LAUDE A. Sievers, I. Spielberg. R. Romell. T. Chappelle. H. Flarslieim. A. Van Pelt. C. Sawyer. F. McKemie. M. Fink. D. Jones Cum Laiide. a national lioniirary i cholastic society, has existed in Walnut Hills since 1926. Seniors with an average of ninety- two per cent for four years are elected in January. In June those with a ninety per cent average are admitted. A lianqufl in honor of the newlv-elt ' cted memi)ers is lield at uhlili llicy aie awarded their certificates and keys. No higher honor can he achieved at Walnut Hills than acceptance into Cum Laude. The following memhers were added in .Iinie: Gordon Bailey. Barhara Chambers, Herbert I) wight, Pearl Foerst, Stewart Jones, Russell Mills, Marian Myers, Rose NemirofT. Donald Rindsherg. Elaine Rosenthal. Hiciianl Runyan, Irene Salovaara, Henry Shaw, Charles Shelley, Florence Tenner, Frank Webster. 56 STUDENT COUNCIL Gilbert, Chappelle, Keck, Romell. Dwiglit. Flarsheim, Sawyer. Fisher. Willis, Randle, Brewer. Backman. Gold. Bieler. Rulierts, . ' hepard, Cobb, Walker, Brixlie. Bmul. Bird, Sprilz, Weiland. Von Schlicten. Sleinberfr. P pe, Meyer, Sizer, Lolspeicli, Siliwariz, Early, Lambert. MacMillan, Baker, Miss Curtis, Kreeger, Scbwab, Sbepard, Walker Mrs. Galbreatb, Dahlman The Student Council, in addition to its rou- tine work, has given real service to the school by accomplishing such definite im- provements as: erecting two telephone booths, forming a system of class elections, an activities ' calendar, inaugurating stu- dent supervision of vocational conferences. The Student Council is really the students ' council, for any pupil may bring his prob- lem to the Executive Committee ' s weekly meetings. For their wise counsel, the Stu- dent Council is greatly indebted to the fac- ulty advisers. Miss Curtis and Mrs. Gal- breath. 57 SENIOR COUNCIL.. GIRLS ' LEAGUE .. STUDENT COURT The Senior Council, a group of five senior girls, works as Miss Clarke ' s right hand , as an agency for greater contact with girls of the school through its five departments. Big Sisters, House and Grounds, Miss Clarke ' s office. Ushers ior school functions, and Student Aid. The Girls League, under Miss Clarke ' s able guidance and open to every girl in the school, holds monthly meetings in which many different girls participate. Thus all the girls contribute to a real girls ' league. The Student Court is a group of four sen- ior and three junior boys whose purpose is to promote harmony between the faculty and the students and to aid in student dis- cipline. In a quiet way, the Student Court helps students to fit in school life. 58 Helen Fiai lieim. Dorolhy Jones, Gary Scliwalj, Jane Gnld. Miss Clarke. Mary Lois Broomell Not on Pictnre Nancy Moore. Marjorie Wallingford R. Darin. I.. Krapp. E. Hescliong. N. .Schwali. Mr. Senger. IT. Dwiglit, T. Chappelle 59 THE CHATTERBOX Menderson. Romell. Nelson. Rosen, Puchta, Cobb, Burman, Sievers Ayers, De aiix. Troy. Marsh, Daniels. Spielberg. Foerst, Schwab. Bieler. Orion, Klein. Tour, Conn. Smith. Gold. an Pelt, i ' olfson, Qnirk. Darby, Zanone. Hale. Ciarniello. Greenwald. Dahlman, Baker, Gold, Clements, Poetker. Tennenbaum Hisselt. Schimmelman. Kuller, Franks The Chatterbox, the weekly newspaper, again has completed a successful year. With its staff of forty members it turned out accurate school news and interesting new feature columns such as: Here and There , Literary Horizons ' , iat They Think , and Peeps at People ; and also a humorous Ballyhoo edition on April first. The most important issue was devoted to the School Survey, compiling information gathered by the students themselves. Executive Editor Kenneth Cobb Editor-in-Chief Allen Sievers Sports Editor M.4RTIN Rosen News Editor BEVERLY Lerman Make-L p Editor Bob Romell Feature Editor Bob Burman .Managing Editor Charles Puchta Business Manager Keith Browning Advertising Manager JOE Nelson Circulaiion Manager Edgar Menderso.n Faculty Adviser Anne SltherL-AND 60 THE GLEAM E. Rnol. M. Bielei. H. Vinacke. W. Muckliee. . Ilenke. V. Smilli. M. Mar.,li. J. Darl.y Neiipr. Callalian. BluiiiPiillial. Slix. Klein. W iili-. n ;. II..Hing. Nellans. VialU. Ta lor. Sawyer. Burmaii. CJulil. Mm-kliee The Gleam, the Inily literary piihlicatidn of the school, has finished a successlul year. With one thousand suhserihers and under the aide guidance of Dr. Senger, it has appeared in three interesting editions, containing the products of the students ' literary talent in short story, essay, and poetry. Editor W II.I.IAM MocKHKE Business Manager Hakhi.!) inackf. Family Adviser 1I UI!V I,. Sknckr Art Adviser IsABKi.LK Geicek 61 An Staff— M. Poetker, M. Myers, D. Willson, B. Firks Editorial Staff — D. Jones, F. McKemie, C. Sawyer, H. Flarslieini. A. Sievers Business Staff — B. Heldman, G. Roberts, R. Bloom. I. Spielberg, R. Rumell. C. Pucbta, K. Browning, B. Oberhelnian, E. Rcjsentlial, B. Biitz. D. Libson Activities Staff— E. Menderson. J. Fisber. M. Broomell. N. Moore, 0. Dahlman. M. Fink. M. Ayers Literary Staff-B. Cbambers. T. Ralliff, J. Stark. V. Butz. B. Ripley, E. Ciarniello 62 THE REMEMBRANCER STAFF We, the staft ' uf 1936. have attenipled U eslal)lisii a Novas ordo seeloninr — a New Deal — hi the RenieiiiLrancer. We offered this year siieh features as a briglit cover, colored printing inside, many uniisLial in- side shots of cluhs at work and of school equipment in use and ten pages of snap- shots. We have attempted to show modern youth ahsorbing the best of the classics and interpreting tliem in its own scliool iiie. 63 SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Young, Morry, Lee. Majiiewsky. Sclmeider. Gaskill. Bliiom. Klein. Dwiglit. . ' oliewitz. Cliappelle. Lillman. Katz, De Nuccio, Heschong, Randle, Hofling, Wilhelmy. Schniliardl, Gollschalk, Gelperin. Reed, Ritter, Tliauwald, Quirk, Darby. Butz, Attee, Tennenbaum, Myers, Steinborn, Callahan, Henke, Hoffheimer. Clarke, Pack, Frazer, Wolfson, Savran, Mockbee, Marsh, Burgoyne, Krone, Morganroth, Libson, Ingrahani, Gale, Schilling, Raber, Kuller, Kerchner, Strieker, Bieler, Cox, Poelker, Sawyer, Ripley, LeMontree, Burman, Ripley, Ascherenka, Biicher, Melhven, Ciarniello. Tenner, Hoffman, Griffith. Schulkers. Babbitt. .Schwab. Hissett. Neal. Aniick. McKemie. Jo nes, Lerman, Boake, Willson, Fink, Miss Lotze. Runyan. Spielberg, Nadler. Fisher. Gold. Fii ks. White Every year tlie Senior Dramatic Cliil). un- der the capable direction of Miss Frieda A. Lotze presents two plays: the traditional Shakespearean play in December and a more modern play in the spring. This year ' s Shakespearean production was the sparkling comedy, As You Like It which as all previous plays directed by Miss Lotze attained a high mark of suc( ess; and the spring play was Pinero ' s entertaining tragic-comedy, Trelawney of the Wells. 64 K SCENES FROM AS YOU LIKE IT PRESENTED DECEMBER 8. 1935 Olia anil Tuiiili ildiie Rd ialind and Orlando Audrey and Tnucli lime Jaoqnes and Duke Senior T H E Gervase ami ' Krn R Melisamle and Gervase O M A N T 1 Mr. and Mrs. Knowle Jane and Bobljy C Melisande E Gervase and Gentleman Susan 66 JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Hescliong, Broomell. Riihin, Becker. Weil, Knauft, Schram, Peter, Willis, Edelsolin, Bliiestein. Keck. Greenwald. Armandroff. Marquette, Wooil. Frank. Smith, Jonap. Streiclier, Orton, Mombach, Greenwald. Weiland. Corhin, Scluiljert, Rutledge. Sliepard. Fleming. Schulkers. Hilb, Oppen- heimer. Blidini, Schledorn. Landwelir. Gnepp. Zeydell. Solway. Slix, Blunienthal. Magnus, Orton. Hanauer. Wulf. Belir. Parsons. Wilferd, Stuhlbarg. Jolinstone. Kriegsman. Heldman. Levy. Wilson. Dalton. Stern. Redmond. Longhead. Graler, Renfrow. Tucker. Nellans. Stollmaier, Weslerkamp, Bird, Biggs, Root, Mr. Gregory, Young, Rule, Outcalt, Rubin, Henthorn, Gebhart, Finegold, O ' Hing This June finds the Junior Dramatic Club completing its sixth year. In November the major production, The Romantic Age , a charming English comedy by A. A. Milne, was given. In January the club gave a benefit performance at Rothenberg School, repeating The Valiant by Mid- dlemass and presenting The Screen Scene from Sheridan ' s The School for Scandal . In May the club followed its usual custom and gave the final assembly of the year using their own dramatization of Booth Tarkington ' s immortal Seven- teen . 67 REVUE The cards, the tnniics. the clowns. Bake ami Ernie . Barbara, our featured soloist and accomplished accompanist. Pappy. Mammy ' n the hoys frnni llie hill-. 68 REVUE Beaiilifiil legs and graceful dancers, the chorus. Lovely lady on her loes. Flot Rhythm Trio, Rahkin. De aux. Wilkerson 69 BEHIND THE SCENES. LIGHTS. CURTAIN Bob Romell Dick Willsun Bob Biirmaii Bob Zoellner Charles Laii liorst Elmer Hesclion; ' CALLS. ..THOSE WHO PUT US ACROSS The stage crew, the forgotten men of drama, though often overlooked in the daz- zle of the players, are in reality most es- sential. They are the ones who in tiie few tense moments between scenes quickly ar- range tables and chairs, light candles, change lighting effects, and other details which add finish to a performance. And so we give credit to these deserving back stage workers. And to Bol). (uir faithful custodian, we ex- tend our recognition and gratitude for all his assistance and services. • ' Bob 71 Hollisler, M. Nadler, A. Sievers. C. Puchla. R. Bluom. I Spielberg. M. Liftman. A. Greenwald, M. Kalz. H. Flarsheim, J. Callahan, C Sawyer, B. Biirnian, M. Rosen, Rubin. 0. ilhebny, J. Ascherenka, M. D. Marsh, J. LeMonlree, B. Gold Schrani. Goldsmith. .Sugarman. Mnnyan. Brown. Early. Kemper. Schlenter. Benson. Schubert. Ziglier, Blumenthal, an Pell. Delaplaine, Shirfes. Reinbott. Schlethorn, Johdan. Zanone. Kennedy, Leahr, Wright, Kerr. Farrell. Bore. Flax. .Saltzman. Shapiro. Berkely. J. Bird, Mr. Boeh. Sizer, Bird, Tennenbaum. Robinson, Rosenthaler 72 SENIOR AND JUNIOR DEBATING CLUBS The Senior Debating Club has just com- pleted one of its most successful years, doubtless due in part to the increased mem- bership and interest in its activities. Al- thougli the oidv experienced members of the Tri-State team were Helen Flarsheim and Allen Sievers, they with the other mendjers, Marydale Marsh, Bob Burman, Martin Littman. and Martin Rosen brought ample cretiit on the school by their efforts in the interest of Socialized Medicine. Throughout the year the club held numer- ous debates with other Ohio schools on the same subject of Socialized Medicine. The new Junior Debating Club, a consoli- dation of the Boys ' and Girls ' Debating Clubs, meets every Wednesday afternoon and is open to all seventh, eighth, and ninth grade pupils. Presidents John Bird and Mabel Sizer Secretary Jldith Tennenbaum Treasurer AUDREY BERKLEY FactiliY Adviser Mr. Boeh 73 QUILL AND SCROLL AND TRI-STATE The Quill anrl Scroll is a national linii- orary journalistic society for high school students ot which a chapter was established at Waliuit Hills this year. Twenty-one members were elected as charter members. Miss Anne Sutherland is faculty adviser of this organization. This year the Tri-State Debate lietween Louisville Male High, Shortridge, and Walnut Hills was held March 20. Before the debate both teams worked intensively gathering material anil writing speeches. Although the Affirmative, which traveled to Louisville, was defeated 2-1, the Negative at home was victorious, also 2-1. 71 Van I ' cll. lliiHin;;. I ' uihta, Sievers, Clark, Cobb, Ayers. Mockbee. Callaban. Lerman. Marsb. C.nM. Sieiiibnrii, Conn, Wolfson, Sawyer, Vinacke, Nelson. Quirk, Smilli, Bieler Kal . Lillman. Sievers, Biirman. Rubin. .Marsb, Flursbeini. llusen 75 BOYS ' GLEE CLUB The Boys ' Glee Club, trained and selected hy Mrs. Murphy, meets every Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 7:45. This excel- lent organization has been an important participant in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. 76 GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB The Girls ' Glee GUib, consisting of about one Imndred girls, meets every Monday afternoon after scliuol. The numbers ren- dered by the chib at the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert, under the skillful di- rection of Mrs. Murphy, were most suc- cessful. 77 Spradling, Grant, Uhltnansick, Rodgers. Pease, Pearle. Evans. Blackner. Salovaara. Baer. Elton, Nolte, Voss, Bnier, Schick. Brinkman, Bnnte. Martin. Wliittaker. Grove. Stark. Hnndley. Von Schlicten, Sizer, Ayres, Ginn. Methven. Finke, Mills. Billings. Goldman. Lewis. Feinberg. Flarsheim, Kise, Ferrj. Day. Herwitz. Ware, 0 Byrne, Spilker. Schneider. Micliaels. Blaikwell Darby. Amick. De Nnccio. Mrs. Mnrphy. Dwight. Sizer. Edwards. Gindele. Grater. Ellis, De Vaux. Schwab. Sawyer, Roudebusli, Smith. Kiintz, Fifer, Lamphier. Grimm 78 JUNIOR CHORUS AND TRIPLE TRIO . . OCTETTE Tlie Junior Chorus is a glee club of lower school pupils whose delicate voices add the exact ethereal touch ueetled to - uch songs as Venetian Boat Song , and Cirihiri- hin . which they presented at this year ' s musical concerts. The Girls Triple Trio is composed of nine outstanding girls who are chosen ni)t unly for l)eauty of voice hut also for ahilily to read mii ic. and for regularity in attend- ing rehearsals. The Bovs ' Octette, eight hoys with fine voices, is chosen much in tlie same way and has been an added attraction to Parents ' meetings, as has tlie Triple Trio, and to assemblies, and over the radio. 79 A CAPELLA CHOIR Blust, Wnndwaid. Fisher. Siitherlin. Darliy. Kline. Darby. Shepard. MajDewsky. Walhaiier. Dwight, Young. Mills. Rindsberg. Schwab. .Achaner. Mo. fee. .Sawyer. Goldenberg. lleiby, Neal. Graler. Reed. Gindele. Emmieh. Romell. Amick, Shane. Rice. Spielberg, De Niicciu, Henke. Graler, Schulkers. Thauwald, Wood. Hale, Fisher, Belts, Ripley, Hart, Siitherlin, De V ' aux, Dwight. Stephenson, Sizer, Hollis, Kuntz, Manogue, Root, Grimm, Ott, Winchell, Krone, Cunningham. Roudebush, Methven. Edwards. Ellis, Spencer, Mrs. Murphy. Fahnestock, Meacham. Mockbee, McKibben, Fifer. Raber, Lamphier This year the A Capella Choir has risen in the school ' s music circle to the outstanding musical organization. Tlie choir now owns new vestments of blue and gold, bought for them by school funds, and a new portable platform, constructed in the school mechan- ical shop by one of the students, which have added to their brilliant performances, given at the Art Museum, at the University, and at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. 80 BAND AND ORCHESTRA Diiiiley, Fulls. I.iiessen. . lr er. Kernliacli, Parham. Armandroff, Beckiier. Bauer. Flalt. Sliriner. Haskiml. Rirc. Sliepman. .Sizer. I)e Vaux. Dallun. Lewis. Smith. Wuudwanl. Siiiing. WoiidwariU. Ware Slielley. M(Kil)l)en, Fryhurper, Ral)kin. ' riiornlon. Sriiwali. L(i- wilz. Sizer. Zimmerer. I.ishka. Keumanu. Siiapiru. ClituMers, De Hit. Berkner. Shriner. I.arrirk. I ' arhani. Uallou, Luessen. Fulis. lewis, DeVaux, Sining. Rosen- Lerfi. Sizer. Smilli. Bauer The band, directed by Mr. Merrill Van Pelt and Billy De Vaux, student director, has added lively enjoyment to many of the football and basketball games of the season. During the current year the orciu ' stra has repeated its former successes. It lent an atmosphere of finish to the Shake- spearean play, to The Romantic Age , anil the Spring Play; and was an esseiUial part of the Revue, the Spring Concert, and Commencement. Special commendation should go to Mr. Van Pelt, the director, and to Billy De Vaux, student director. 81 Hofling. Knipp. Kal kiii. Keller. Hanseman. Brink. SlDllmaier. Haiick. Bari liman. Riscli, Bliilini. Lillick. Weidner. Heinricli. Nemriiifl. .Miss Slralinp er. .Meyer, De Vaux, Sieck, Miller Vinacke. Heldman. . Butz, B. Butz. Fi lier. X ebsler. Blocli. Patasky. Morsbaih. Callahan. Jones. S ' riglil. Libson. Sawyer. Myers. Poelker, McKemie Parker, Simon, Henck. Fioks. Prues, De Niiccio, Hanseman. Berl, Hanauer, Grigsby, Pilder. Payne. Davis. Heinricb. Kerch- ner. Peffer. Pack. Webster, Shaw. Miss Davis. Keller. Nemiroff 82 GERMAN . . FRENCH . . SPANISH CLUBS The German Clul) is an organization to ht-t- ler llic use of Gerniaii li sludcrils ol ' that language. There are iwo meetings a monlli. hiisiness and entertainment, cundiieled in Geinian. In ihe pa- l year the German Chih has had a presentation ol Die Journal- isten hy memhers (d the (jerman III class, a joint meeting uitli the lliiglies German Chd). a Clnistnias party, and a skating party. Presideul RosE Nemiroff ' ire I ' rcxidfiil BlLLY De VaUX Serrelary Katukkine IIeinrich Treasurer Miluked .Meyer • • • Le Cercle Francais is a ehd) to further in- terest in the French language outside of the scliool and is enjoyed (jnly hy advanced students. It meets once a month at the home of its adviser, Madame Ashbrook. to eat, to chat in French, and to present programs relative to French customs. President Caroline Sawyer Secretary Janet Callahan ,,,,,. Madame Ashbrook haruhy Advisers | Mademoiselle Steinau • • • For the purpose of increasing their knowl- edge in the literature and customs of Spain, ihe . ' panish students have this year formu- lated the Spanish Club, meeting twice a month on Monday afternoon with the able guidance of Miss Davis, faculty sponsor. 83 .1. Callahan, Achaiier. S. Barkman. MrAfee. J. Ayer, Steiiiborn, A. Schneider, B. Warneche, Fredriths, R, Gottschalk, V, Scluichardt, Barisliman. Gale, Riller. B. Chambers. V. Henke. Spritz, J. Diehl. J. Gravelt, J. Bisclioff. B. Butz. C. Brurkman. . Bniz, Bliisl, Andreas. K. Redmc.nd. B. Betis, Ccistello. J. Kniglil. II. Linehatk. Baner. M. Streicher. J. Reed. Tliainvald. M. (Irater. M. Griffith. A. Van Pelt. M. .1. Klein. M. Mayne. A. Roberts. R. F.ppslein. M. Risrh. Hope. B. Danford, H. Paek, Clarke. Batrhe. J. Fowler. . Walternian. Blnlim. Williams. Manogiie, B. Moore, K. Diilton. V. Manogue, C. Haller. S. Bluinenthal. . Moore. Graler. Ilortlieiiner. Striker, M. Pieler, C. -Schwab, T. Kintz, F. McElbaney, Seick, Hanauer. J. Mueller, M. Naegel, C. Whitener, Shiff, M. Ingraham, Diinlap, A. Cox. B. Smith, D. McKibben. Dalton. Wilson. Ward. Miller, Clark. Kerschner. Berl. J. Methven. LeMontree. Raber. Schulkers. J. Babbitt. . Weier. Hoffman, Tailor, Friedman. J. Ascherenka. D. Schlolman. B. Lerman. M. Poelker. E. Ciarniello, .M. Bucher, V. Ripley, Miss Belville, J. Gold, E. Rosenthal. M. Griffith, D. Jones, M. Fink, J. Schilling. M. D. Marsh D. McGowan, C, Butz, C. Piichta. B. I.ee. B. ' alker. Mr. Senger. J. Tangeman. H. Stitt. R. Darby, D. Baker, N. Schwab. G. Roberts. B. Wilkerson. R. Romell. S. Hill. T. Chappelle. B. Daniels, J. Hickenlooper, K. Browning. McCarthy. Cofield. W. Jones. T. Walker. W. Randle. Haffner, Brodie, H. Dwight. T. Shepard. T. Mackelfresh. D. . nderson. L. . yers 84 EAGLE Y GIRL R ES ER VES . . H I - Y The Eagle Y Girl Reserves is an organiza- tion affiliated with the Y. W. C. A., open to all upper-school girls. Its purpose is to develop the girl mentally, spiritually, and physically. The major cluh-wide activities have been this year the annual Carnival, the Leap-Year Dance, and joint meetings with the Hi-Y. President Nancy Moore Vice President Jane Gold Secretary Virginia Ripley Treasurer Elaine Rosenthal FaciiltY Adviser Miss Bellville The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high ideals of Christian char- acter. In striving to approach their goal the Walnut Hills chapter has sponsored our annual football banquet, carried out rather successfully the older brother idea, held a joint meeting with Withrow, taken part in the state Hi-Y conference at Tiffin, Ohio, and participated in the local Girl Reserve Conference. 85 CRAFTERS ' CLUB B. Daniels. Erlel-Mlin. Bliilim. Emniich. J. Dielii. J. BIm li,,ff. E. Adams. Herweli, . ' chniiidiie. Kaplan, Bauer, Werden, Klein, B. Biirman. Neal. McAfee. L. Rabkin Palin. Sluilz. Orton. Belir. J. Bill- man. D. Schlotman. H. Flar- sheim, Copeland, C. Wolf. _M. Myers, Saveran, Reed, P. Hoff- man, Wessel, Peter. Kuller, Chasanov. Wruok. Poole Libson. Meiss. Goldsmith. Klein, Raber, I . Epstein, Mocli, Schatz- man, Stohlmaier, C. Lillick. Ileinrirh, Franke, Finegold, B. Danford. . Ripley, K. Redmond. E. Rosenthal. C. Butz The Grafters ' Club is a successful leader in the Art Circles of alnut Hills. Through the encouragement of Mrs. Car- michael, the sponsor, the club conducted two fine teas and exhibits during the year at Christmas and in Mav. The members displayed their best work in pottery, jewelry! leather work, textile design, wood carving, and etching, and were awarded prizes by prominent Cincinnati artists. 86 BOTANY CLUB Walilliaiier, ArmandrofF, Hanson. I ' isilier, Tiierck, Miss Hois, llynii. Bender, Guepp, Diibin, Sclva. I)e la Crnix, Jimap, Foine, Maypoles. Miller, Wall.in. Ilii,|. SUM. Barker. IrnlerwcMiil Unfile-. Niirluii. .Stdllmaier. Her- way. BrMij;;liieti, SimniDns, We t- erkanip. Ripley, Wniick, Pearle, Grigsby, Schatzman The Botany Cliih has coiitiiiuetl in its third year with an incrcasetl nteinhership ol en- thusiastic young l)otanists. The cluh set out to beautify our greenhouse and courtyard and to accomplish the work whicli could not he done in Botany chisscs. It determ- ined to visit places of hotanical interests in Cincinnati, to add to its slock of knowledge, and to have a good time socially. Under the direction of Miss Heis and the coopera- tion of its memhers. all was done, making the year a very profitable and enjoyable one to every one in the club. Fir.sl Ti-rin Second Term President Marion Jonap — Marion Jonap J ' ice Pres.. .Corinnk Stoi.lmaier — Jank Fisher Secretary ... .Ci.Mwr. Norton — Claire Norton Treasurer Pai ' l Tuerck — Pali. Tuerck Faculty Adviser Miss Heis 87 } Morry, Blackschleger, Redfielti, Luhrman, Rosenberg, Anderson, Wilson MacMillan, Piiclila. Ciarniello, Poelker, Rnniell, Willsnn, Rust, Brudie, Daniels, Brand. Randle, Dwight, Fisher, Clarke, Chapman, Schimmelman, Tour, Kylius, Emmich, Schick 88 RADIO AND CAMERA CLUBS The Radio Club is a small, hut interesting group for students wishing to learn more about radio and its workings. This club has established an amateur radio station here, W8LYR. and i)ro ided one of the year ' s oul landing assenil)lies at which the members explained the operation of an amateur radio station and as a demonstra- tion of this method picked uj) the l)roadcast of another amateur station. During the year, 193.5-36, the Camera Club has taken many forward steps: the club members have advanced their knowledge in photography by visiting commercial pho- tographe rs and finishing plants of this city; it has added new and valuable equipment to its dark room: and it has made it possi- ble that any member may make enlarge- ments, lantern slides, copy pictures, touch up prints, and do anything else in the amateur ' s field of photography. The snap- shots of the Remembrancer were taken by members of the Camera Chd). 89 MODEL RAILROAD AND STAMP CLUBS One of the most unique clubs of the school is the Model Railroad Clul) which aids those boys interested in Imilding model railroads to exchange ideas, visit in a Ijody local railroading concerns, and construct on a cooperative basis minialinc track lay- outs. Although recently organized, the club has all hopes of becoming a prosper- ous group imder the supervision of its fac- ulty adviser, Mr. Bricker. The purpose of the Stamp Clul) is to further interest in philately among the pupils of this school. The club meets every Tues- day to discuss stamp issues and matters per- taining to history and government which the staiups portray. After each meeting there is held a stamp auction. This year the chief activity of the Stamp Club has been a contest in which points are obtained by giving talks, bringing clippings, or by making a display. President Sigmund Mandell Vice President Frank French Secretary-Treasurer Edward AIiller 90 Stern, Mr. Bricker, Rabius, Ott, Belir. Pletz, Klensch, Flax Miller, Ransahoff, Kiely, Fren :h, Helmsderfer, Lillard, Gillespie, Herr, Mandel (Pres.), Wright, Courtenay, Mayer, Gradwohl, Shaw, Schledorn 91 X. E. M. CLUB Saliivaara. Koiiiell. B r a I I n n. Bauer, Waldliauer, Olierlielman. Sieveis. Dilliis. Jolinsun Rahkin, Mills. RatlilT. Tour. Rindsberg, Bloom, Liltman, Kirk- patrick, Mr. Lyons, Ott, Slark The aim in fomuliiig the Chi Epsilon Mu, XEM, Chil) is to increase a knowledge and enjoyment of Chcinislry and to receive the l)eiH ' hts and pleasures derived from lurlhcf slu ly and oljservations. Every other Tuesday, members enjoy programs consisting of: reports of new discoveries and new scientists in the field of Chemistry, experiments either related to class work or of a spectacular nature, and motion pictures revealing interesting chemical processes. In a(hlilion to their class-room meetings, the members of this club make frequent visits to laboratories and factories dealing wilh ihe marvels of Chemistry. 92 DRESS DESIGN AND CHESS CLUBS Fieedinan. Scliiiinilde. Hunter, Nciiman. Ilayeineyer. 1 ' i 1 tl e r. Miss Geiger, Wilson l ' ,|i lcin. linirli. Scliiflres, Shep- aril. Kcdinimd. Mr. Biieli, Siillier- land. MacDcmald. .Slern. Rankin, Wriglil, Buck. Yiiwell. Daldinan. .Sininger. Wri lil. WarliU. While. Shaiu ' . (;la er The Dress Design Clul), mocliiig every Tuesday after school with Miss Geiger, was organized to help llie members to choose clothes better suited to their type and personality. The members have already learned to design hats and dresses as a start in carrying out their purpose. The Chess Club, for the purpose of fiirlhcring iiileresl in chess, and under the direction of Mr. Boeh, meets every Thursday afternoon in the lunchroom. Anyone interested in chess is invited to become a member. Presitlcni Robert Buck lice President Ingoi-F Otto Secrelan Samukl Shank 93 TRUE BLUE GIRL RESERVES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB I The True Blue Cjirl Reserves, under the direction of Miss Greta Sjodahl, graduate of Wahiut Hills, does for the lower-school girls what Eagle Y does for the upper-class members. This cluh. in carrying out its purpose has held candy sales, and other activities during the year. Under the guidance of Miss Dunphy some enterprising students of the lower school have instituted a Social Science Club for the furthering of their knowledge of world current events. In their frequent meetings they hold discuussions, hear lectures, and show slides. W Dean, Glickman. Steinburg. Buien. Jmdan, Hope. Nolle, Tennenbaum, MacMillan, Gierhanli, Graff, Bayiiss, Nolle. Beniler, Liel)ell. Diiliaii, James. Nelp. Scoll. Flynn Wright. ■ ' S ' lieeler. BIocli. Wright, Biirman. Mahaffey, Sumpter. Deremn. MaiMillaii. I ' artlow. Bone. Gardner, Friedman. Flarsheim. Ferry. Tennenbaum, O ' Byrne 95 In order to have a well rounded life we must develop our bodies as well as our minds, which marks the entrance )f athletics into this balanced curricu- lum. Football, basketball, baseball, swimming .... all these play their part in the system of sports and muscular trammg. 96 etic . . Verssen, McCarthy, Miller. Yaccliari. Morris, Enimick. ISitt, De Nurcio. Boyce, Heuck, Allen, Taylor, Parker, Piker. Martino, Erwin. Freedman, Klonne, Baker, Slilt, Tauliert. Biitz. L. Schwab, Franks, Browning, Coach N ' immo, Siridsberg, N. Schwab. Ayers, Kreeger. Sliepard, Wilkerson, McGowan, Kabakoff, Kline. Darby Parker, McCarthy, . llen, Giesse, Rabius, Siridsberg. Boyce, Cofield. Wilkerson. Shepard, Reiter, Kreetrer. Piker 98 FOOTBALL .. BASKETBALL TEAMS Those boys of the school gifted with hrawn as well as brain make the football team; this year that iiiuisually large per cent of brawn coupled with the killtul training of its coaches produced some very satisfac- tory playing. Good records are goals to be gained and the coming basketball teams will have some fast playing to do in order to excel the standard set by the agile players of the season of 1935-36. 99 BASKETBALL Manager McCarthy Yale Piker Bob Boyce John Kreeger Geoff Stridsherg Bill Wilkerson 100 BASKETBALL Huil Kahilis Turk Sfieparil Jack Reiler Bub Oifield Manager Giesse 101 Parker. Klein. Allen, Giesse, Levy, Banker. Galinari. Struck, Lee, Woolsev, Lang, Klein Yaccliari, Doyle, . ntlerson. Early, Huoge, Lamherl. Bailey. Dunholter. Gaskill, Beedle, .Millard 102 VOLLEYBALL TEAM .. GYM TEAM A ppldoni iiipiitioiied though (le?erviiig ili vi?ioii of the Athletics of ' aliuit Hills is the vollevhall team who have won the dis- tinction of winiiine; nearly half the lot; nnmlier of games played by them. As usual the Gym Team walked away witii all the trophies in Southwestern Ohio, in- cluding the A. A. U. Meet in Dayton. The team is composed of all the hoys who have passed tests necessary to Ijecome gym lead- ers. These boys will form the luideus of next year ' s Gym Exhibition Team. 103 GYM EXHIBITION TEAM - 1 J«l «r1 1 = J LLL. ■• ' 1 L i Beerlle, IMillanl. Bailey. DunlinllPr. r.:,-k Y Tlie Gym Exliil)iti()ii Team, coaclierl bv Mr. Gregg and captained Ijy Jack Duiiliolter. won all the meets in this vicinity. In spite of the absence of Ca]itain Diuiholter. in- jnred by a broken rib, the Gym Team made an enviable record by cominp; in fifth in the State Meet at ( ' (ilnmbiis. 104 SWIMMING TEAM Kriegsman, Edelsohn. Blnnm. Walker. Beam. Stark. Jones. Cliappelle. Walker, Doyle, Mr. Gregg Hoge, Sivit ., .Shreve. Anderson, Sliriner, Bonis, Ransalioff, Fulls, Trounstine, Meyer The Senior Swimming Team finished a suc- cessful season under their new coach, Mr. Gregg, and ahhough several swimmers will he lost by graduation prospects lor next year are bright, for niemliers of the Junior Team will more than amply replace the vacancies. 105 GOLF.. TENNIS.. PING PONG Golf, that tormentor of all it followers, is represented in the school by a compara- tively small group who nevertheless have succeeded year after year in holding their place among the leading high school teams. One of the greatest losers by last year ' s graduation exercises was the tennis team. Nearly all their members are new recruits and they have devoted the greater part of this year in an endeavor to build up a creditable organization to gain glory in years to come. The Ping Pong Club is one of our school ' s newest organizations, formed last year by a small group of enthusiasts. The high- light of this year was the post-exam tourna- ment in which more than forty boys par- ticipated. A handsome Barna paddle was awarded the wimier, Buzz Lee. 106 Mr. Biiiker, 1- lolir, Gillman, Freedman, Heizer, Ficks, Pan- siera, Wagner, Steidle, Kriegs- man, Walkor. Liihrman, Brand Jones. Frankel. Haffner. Lee Hill. Klein, Millioefer. Hopple, llpiick. Bergliansen, McCaslin. Rubin Nadler, Piichta, Bloom. Strids- l)erg. Freedman, Hill, Prues. Handle. Ilickenlooper. Daniel. Mathews. Mei s. .Soliewit .. Men- derson. Dunlinlier. Ualker. Jones. Millioefer, . ' chimmelman. Shane, Ryan, Kreeger, Anderson, McCaslin, Hopple. Runyan. Lib- son, (Ilazer. Ilalfner. Brand, Korher, Fieks, Goldberg, Lee. .Markelfresli. .Sbepard. Fdelsolin 107 R. Stern. H. inacke. R. Loeb. Coach arrelman. S. Hawkins. M. Rosen. W. Mocbee. R. alters. R. Elder, C, Butz, G. Emmich. J. Dunholter. L. Hubbard. C. Southern. C. Taubert. N. Schwab, M. Avers. J. Kreeger. E. Rvan W. Parker, T. Dye, R. Heldman. M. McCarthy. D. Sclimalzl. H. Brown. Coach Ninimo. A. Meyer. Herbies, R. Giesse, C. Galinari, R. Heinrich, Lance, I. Toran, .Schneider. R. Kocher, B. Franks, R. Lang, M. Avers, R. .Strauss, R. Morris 108 TRACK TEAM .. BASEBALL TEAM Although rrippled by the loss of nearly all their swift of foot, the members of the track team through diligent effort and skillful coaching have succeeded in establishing a preeminence over the work of previous years. In building up a baseball team. Coach Nimmo has followed the wise plan of train- ing his boys in their first years. Through his training he has developed a degree of speed and accuracy in playing among the underclassmen that will be hard to beat. 109 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS B. But . I. Marsh. V. Bnlz. D. Scliluiman. M. Bieler. M. Broom- ell. D. Boake. M. Lobnilz. M. Rule. M. Aeriii. K. Redmond. B. Chambers. M. Steele. M. Poelker. E. Ciarniello I. Salovaara. K. Redmond. M. Klein. J. Darby. V. Schubert. M. Bieler. J. Miller. D. Boake. J. Shilling, E. Kirkpatrick. A. Roberts. M. Aerni r The athletics enjoyed by the girls of the school are under tlie control of the Girls ' Athletic Association, an organization which dates from the occupation of the present Walnut Hills liiiilding. At the head of this system is a Board consisting of the heads of all the sports and five officers whose duty it is to select managers and captains of all the teams, and plan interesting sport tournaments and get-togethers throughout the year. Among the various activities of the G.. .A. were the fall Wiener Roast and Hockey-Soccer Banquet, a Scav- enger Hunt, Splash Party, and the June Honor Banquet at which numerals, letters, team banners, official appointments for the coming year, the tennis cup. and the honor ring were awarded. 110 GIRLS ' ATHLETICS A r no n| u a Art .v I .if Sirampfer, Silialzniaii. Alpaiigli Ayer, Brysoii. Bird. KeiliimiKl Sclilolnian. Ripley Mariiuelle, Walterinan. Kaplan, (iilimaii Fiiii-gulil, Piietker, Wooil, Melli r-ii. Ward. Weidiier, Mailer Pearliiiaii. Mnure, Werden. Ciar iiiellu, Ariiundroll, Wood AliralianiMin. Hieler. Schwab. Hieher. lla(:eineyer. Aerni. Root, C.elner. Wesierkamp. Sprilz. Difhl. Bisriiolf. Cliapinan. Mar- I ill. F ' isclier. Siliiibert. B. Biilz. Bird. Srlini-iiler. Klein, .loiies. Srliiilkers, Neiiiiaus. Marsh, Avers, Shriner, Richler, Schil- ling- ' . Kppslein. V. Biiiz, Franke, Slollniaier. (lehharl. Scliiilkers, Ridierts. McElhaney. Poelker, Flarsheim. Redmond, Hagemeyer Tlie Dance Club was started by a roiip of girls who were especially interested in natural dancing and who wisiied to learn more about it. .Among the activities participated in by this nimble-toed group of girls were the school ' s annual Gym Circus and the Spring Festival whicli took place in .St. a ici ' field. Several new girls have gained membership in the Girls ' Life Saving Corps. Tliis has increased the numix-r ol Senior Life Savers to seven and of Jiniior Life Savers to sixty-three. Ill PREPARATIONS ARE MADE FOR THOSE SERIOUS YEARS AHEAD . . OUR COLLEGE DAYS Amateur zoologist investigates the marine aquarium. Students at their microscopes. A starfish revealed. The dentist examines vour editor 112 A Word of Thanks To Mr. Wayne Gregory, the faculty adviser of the Remembrancer 1936, for his practi- cal advice and steady guidance in its publication. W. Carson Webb Studio for its excellent pictures and ever-willing cooperation. The Indianapolis Engraving Company for its fine assistance in the planning and en- graving of the book. Mr. Russell Benson, photographer, for his beautiful photography and friendly serv- ice at all times. Powell and Wliite, Printers, represented by Mr. Robson, for the more than satisfac- tory printing of the book. The cast and director, Mr. Merrill B. Van Pelt, of the Walnuts of 1936 for energy and effort spent in raising funds for the benefit of the Remembrancer. The Eagle Y Girl Reserves for proceeds from their New Deal Carnival, help- ing to make possible this annual. The faculty and students for extending their full cooperation, to make possible this annual. The Editor. 113 3n iUpmonum JOSEPH E. SCHNEIDER whose untimely deafh has brought great sorrow to his class and to the entire school. 114 ACHIEVEMENT li in later years some spot . . . some face recorded in this, our Remembrancer of 1936, brings to )()ii a happy remembrance, recalling a fleeting moment of your youth. your high-school days preparing you for life, we are content in our task successfully completed. The Staff of 1936. 115 AUTOGRAPHS M 116 SENIOR STATISTICS ADS AND SNAPS 117 DIARY OF A. SENIOR SEPTEMBER— We ' re seniors! How strange! I feel sort of old. OCTOBER— The football season. We beat Terrace Park 6-0. Pretty good! NOVEMBER— The Romantic Age and Thanksgiving holidays important events. DECEMBER— Saw As You Like It and did I like it (excuse please I ! The Christmas Con- cert welcomed the old grad? back. JANUARY— _ Turned over a new leaf. Then exams come along! hew! FEBRUARY— The Leap-Year Dance. I lept lightly but unsuccessfully on my date ' s foes. MARCH— The Tri-State Debate was won and lost I see Macbeth). Personally I like arguing. APRIL— I reviewed the Revue. The chorus had nice legs and their costumes were pretty, too. MAY— The B-. Prom floored everyone in the Gym . . . Cincinnati ' s newest night club. A wonderful success. To crown all. Walnut Hills remains a specialized college- preparatory high school. JUNE— Graduation. White dresses and white coats, tears and smiles land heat I . Pomp and Circumstance. Were finished here and off to new adventure. 118 SENIOR POPULARITY CONTEST Best Looking Best Dressed W itliesl Best Dancer Biggest Flirt Most Popular Friendliest Best Student Laziest Best School Citizen Best-all-around Girls Kiiih Gottschalk Ruth Gottschalk Elaine Rosenthal Betty Ann Ruth Virginia Schuchardt Mary Lois Broomell Marv Lois Broomell Caroline Sawyer Peggy Kilduff Nancy Moore Nancy Moore Boys Gene Morgan Joe Nelson Ernest Tenncnhaum Howard Slitt Dick Baker Nelson Schwab Don Dahlman Tom Chappelle Buzz Lee Nelson Schwab Nelson Schwab 119 N I O R i ame Adams. Em. Altman, Frank Altman, Howdy Amick, Joe Anderson, Snake Ascheini. Jav Ayers, Marvin Babbitt, Janet Bailey, Gordon Bailey, Jane Baker. Dick Banker, Everett Barker, Catherine Bauer, Erwin Beam, Carroll Beedle, Charles Benckenstein, Ray Billnian, James Bloch, Jane Bloom, Ralph Boake. Dot Sue Bogart. Marg Boomgaard, John Bratton. John Brooniell, Mary Lo Browning, Keith Brucknian, Carol Bucher, Mary Dot Buschle, Charles ButE, Barby Butz, Ginny Byard, El Chambers, Bobby Chappelle, Tom Ciarniello, Esther Clinton, Van Cobb, Ken Costello, Robert Cross, Betty Culverhouse, Mary Jane Cunningham, Florence Cunningham, Helen Dahlman. Don Dalton, Richard Danford, Betty Darby. Joan DeVaux, Billy Dine. Len Favorite Expression No parking! Hot dog! I dont know Take your tray ! I don ' t know, Mr. Lye Seven come eleven ! ( ) Ohhhh --! { ) Winnie! Let ' s truck it Listen, Bud! Ditto! Aw, heck! Box cars! I don ' t know. Miss Curtis Stay in line Helloooh! Think we ' ll have a Chem. test? Where ' s Jeff? Where ' s Jack? Oh, I had a date Hi, Babe! Aw, shucks! Sure Uhhhhh! Make yourself right at home. I had the grandest time Boy! I ' m telling you Hi, Kid! Say now! Oh me! I ' m hungry The answer is . . . Some pun I ' ll say Batter up! Deadline. Thursday Gee! Oh. my word Muzzev says Boop-boop-a-doop I thought so Curses! Indifference Oh, dear! Mr. Muzzey says . . . One, two, three . . . You dope! Asset Philetas Good sense of humor He ' s funny His golden voice Cuteness Salesmanship Shyness Waistline Brains Knitting Dick Baker A hearty laugh Personality Ankles Disposition Tact Mechanical Drawing Art Hair Swimming Dramatic talent Lipstick Curls and girls Driving ability Loveliness Boothbay Camp Her walk Enthusiasm Mechanical ability Affability Basketball Long legs Hair Good humor Sense of humor Baseball Dependability Height Smile Clothes Acting Sweetness Personality Quietness Hair Sense of humor Posture Magnetic smile ]20 J REMARKS Weakness E. H. Roast j)oik Motorcycles Women E. L. Bookies Sports Chewing-gum Horizontal bar Good yarn Dick Baker K. W. Physics Handkerchiefs A gliding walk B. J. J. N. W. Miami U. Davira M. K. Temperament Talking C. B. Speed Collecting spoons Kennebec River Dave Princetonians Used cars Horse hack riding Football heroes Astounding stories Franchot Tone Altruists Puns Curves CImllerbox Candy Sophisticated Lady Curls Chemistry Clothes Doherty girls Jelly beans Candy Poetry Baton Horizontal bar Greatest Fear He may graduate Chemistry Education Using a mike Work A loosin ' horse Striking out Recitation Flying off Dropping a stitch Obscurity Silent wit Cats Mr.Gregg Forgetting to come up Muzzey Gellie Late to School Chem. recitations Losing to Ransahoff Missing a cue No date Big Dave Tickets Girls ' League programs College Boards Going steady Too mucii li])slick A flat Not getting an ad Red hair History Losing her iiair brush Caroline ' s average Punatentiarv A walk Thursday Being heard Bus drivers Straight hair Dentist Debating Ring Committee Flunking Glee Club Having her column cut B. F. P. Being on time i ' siially Found South corridor, , ' ird floor In the library In a baseball mitt In Gym On Pleasant View Latonia Silent With Weier Around the bar On a street car In a good humor Blowing a Saxophone Library Joshing Miss Wuest In the pool Gym In trouble With Ratliff ' With Davira In Jeff ' ' s Ford In a play Coming late In the library In the Ford In the right place With Tangle In Dow ' s On a date Under a hood In the Stutz In the hall Radio room In the Gym Dashing to class In the opun On the diamond Working Silent Ault Park On a horse At a show Information Desk Around With B. B. In curlers Looking for Rod Playing around Getting Latin from Spielberg 121 N I Dittus. JiiDrny Dugan. Jimmy Dunholtcr, Jack Dutton. Peg Dwight. Herb Engelhardt, Bob Engelhardt, Bill Eppjtein. Rutb Epstein, Louise Evving, Ev Fahnestock. Walter Fegelman. Louis Ficks, Fanny Fink, Marcy Fisher, Jim Flarsheim, Hay Flarsheim, Ruth Flalt, Charles Foerst, Pearl Franks, Ben Freedman, Berkeley Fuhs, John Gaskill, Charlton Geiger, Adolph Gillnian, Berny Glaser, Harry Goldberg. Jay Gottschalk, Ruth Graler, Tom Grater, Marian Griffith, Milly Hahn. Jean Hale. Gwen Haller, Carol Hammersley, Clifford Hauck. Lucille Heinrich. Kay Heldman, Bob Henry. Ruth Hill, Stacy Hisset, Mildred Hoover, Mattie Beth Hopple, Rowland Hubbard, Lloyd Hynian, Arthur Ingrabam. Mal el Ingram. Jerry Jacobs, Julius Favorite Expression Once tiiere was . . . Vi ' oU. just another day Hi. Ruth I have something to tell vou I pledge . . . I ) Chrysler . . . Take me for a ride Gee! WeU, after all Oh, Miss Purington Gee, Fm telling you What ' s the line? Adorable Why, Miss Lotze So what? No, Fm not Well, good That ' s a help What are vou looking at? Uhhhhhhhh! Hello, Doc! Ueh! Huh! Yes, Miss Wilson In Louisville . . . But, George! Good night! How dumb! Oh. George! Oh, no! Oh, Father! Oh, my! Why, sure! Ob. mv new dress! Nothin ' Yes Well Awww I nasal ) On, Lanibrepie Oh! Yea Pardon me! Uh-bub Heavenly davs, I don t know Hi there, fella! Who, me? Asset Generosity Industry Gymnastics Eyes Frozen Technical knowledge Knowledge of autos Baby face Clothes Friendliness Music Cheeks Versatility Marcy Personality Her eyes Looks Amiability Brains Football Height Frog dive Voice Artistic abil itv Looks Courtesy Charm Everything Basketball Voice Red hair Stature Eves .Stature Sense of Inuiior Miss Clarke Capabilitv Curly hair Webb ' s picture- Tennis game Absent mindedness Named after a President Red hair His brother His feet ( omebacks Modesty New car 122 REMARKS Weakness Greatest Fear V. R. M. Written work F. T. No assembly Riitliy A cracked rib Dates Her dog Dignity Doris T. Radio Bill Automobiles Bob Boys Missing Jack Zoology A. Wilson Wliipped cream Not having ber bistory Ulorules Other drivers Color ■ Miss Riflfe Music- Supply store Dogs Bugs Chocolalf drops Being laughed at Ruffles Red hair Bud S. School i ' incapple pie Mr. Lynns Horses Advanced Algebra Foothall Penalty Miss Sclireiber Classes B. B. His orchestra Bars Bars L. B. Girls A certain young lady Being heard Miss Wilson Miss Curtis Louisville (See Mrs. Ashbidok) Emergency Room George X.E.M. Girls All dav suckers Colds G. E. Driving with George Mr. Caldwell Pictures Progressive diiuiers Hals Ed A. E. W. Women La Curtis Skipping Gym Typing Her mother al 1 A. 1 1. Finances Curly hair Fruit cake Indigestion B. 0. A. C. EE. B. Strawberries Being calli ' d l.lhcl li. R. None Tennis Being prejiarcd Basketball Studies Kidding Buying shoes G. R. (not Girl Reserves) Latin Doublemint Exams A. B. Accidents Usually Found With V. R. M. In his car With a cracked ril) Cute E ading 1). T. Tinkering In a used car lot Late Courteously disobedient Library Dairy Bar Getting his Latin Snapping ' shots Being sweet With S. W. ColMnin Rolling in the snow Wilh Sue With Koenig Library With Emy With llie nurse .Swinmiing In gym In silence With Kat With the Jacques twins Singing Surrounded On the golf links Singing Driving with (ieorge Leaving Absent In a Ford Library Miss Clarke ' s office Miss Clarke ' s oflice Selling Making fruit ( akc Not studving In a play Librar Ln|)re|)ared Practicing Being kidded Talking about (Jcorge Roberts In Study Hall With Rosen 123 N I O R Jolly. .l..lin Jones, Ddiolliy Jones, Stewart Jordan, Boyd KabakofT, Robert Katz, Morton Keller, Lauralietli Kildiiff. Peg Kirkpatrick, Eileen Kise, Billy Klayer. Ruth Kline. Dick Kionne. P. K. Knight, Jean Koenig, Fred Krapp, Leo Kreeger, John Kriegsman, Sig Kuntz. Thelma Langhorst. Charley Lee, Buzz Lerman, Bev. Levinson, Sam Levy, Claire Levy, Russell Lihson, Davira Lillicli, Clara Lineback, Helen Littnian. Marty Lobnitz, Marg Loughead. Nan Luhrman. Henry Mackelfresh, Tay Martino, Marie Mayer, Charlotte McElhaney, Flo McFarland, Gert McGowan, Doc McKemie, Florence Meacham. Bob Menderson, Ed Methven, Joan Meyer, Mildred Mockbee. Bill Miller, Stan Moore, Nancy Moore, Jinx Morgan. Gene 1(1 von If F.xpirs.sion lin Jdl l Jdliii Its zeugma Oh gosh, oh gee! Tsh. Tsh! I crush you Shucks! Behave! Hello! Where ' s Sally? Boy, that ' s graft! Hiya. Babe? Yeah Boo! Oh, my Can you beat that? What ' re you doing No! Fore! What? Curtain! Aw. Miss Saturday? Lotze ■ I You ' re wrong ; I forgot mv report Charlotte! Silence is golden Stick your stomach in! Hot dogs! Explain the point Theologically speaking Aw G ' wan ! Oh. Gel! Calling Station . . . Ahem! Hurry up! I don ' t know Tommy — ( ) ' Who? Melvin says — Sure No! Oh, dear! Gosh! Follow tile Glrnin What, no Graft? No doubt O-o-o gee! Here ' s Handsome Homer again Assel V oice Eyes Evelashcs Chemistrv Brawn Hair Drawing Clothes Profile Smile Hair Voice Muscles Legs Wit Cooperation Freckles Golf game Hair Stage whisper His drawl Trafalgar Debatinig Her face Silence Clothes Perseverance Figure Hair Hair and eyes Good humor Radio Gentlemanliness Sense of humor Claire Angel food cake Niceness Football Pug nose A Capella His sister Hair Eleanor Dramatic abiiitv Red hair Personality Patter Looks 124 REMARKS fVeakriess Airplanes I ' niforms Arguing Airplanes Football Shakespeare Hill W. Getting ails Ministers Any girl Lipstick N. W. L. F. Little pink liair-riljLons B. B. A good time Colors Women Mrs. Murphy Minnie Mouse Ginny F. Legitimate Stage Black Jack Clothes Silence Nail polish Chemistry Altruists Leap Year Withrow Senior President Nellie Radios Hi- conferences Oj)era singers Doing nothing Her liance Muzzey Football B. F. i ' urington L ' Aniour None Singing Eleanor Plays . B. Food and poetry Bill Women Greatest Fear Crash Dorothy Jones Getting gypped B. S. He won ' t get his Wheaties Dogs V. M. A. Wilson A. E. W. Snake eyes Saying something Miss Carson Miss Elberg ' s eyes ( ) Missing choir rehearsal Late hours None Bacardi Missing something Mickey Mouse Moving fast Being tactful Sorority pins Unknown Speaking Night work H,S Giggling spells Evolution Lunchroom food Miss Steinau Not wanted Being misunderstood Mice Miss Steinau Mr. Caldwell Not reading Muzzey Being noticed The 8:2.5 b.-li A cold in liif nose Himself Mussed hair Hurrying Gleam His seat in Ml Tiie dark None Women Usually Found Wandering Somewhere else Getting gypped Anywhere Wrestling Debating At Dow ' s With altruists Dieting A lot of fun Happy Gridiron Loafing In the office With B. B. Back stage Being stubborn With Stark With Mac Dropping things Moving slowly Counting Chiillerhox articles Riding Sane Managing inlraiiiurals Amusing At her locker Avoiding admirers In Chem Lab. Playing something With Nellie Hanging around Doing something In 312 Talking ailing for ( ;; With Mabel On crutches I nusual With Falmestock With someone else In the office With Eleanor LI|) in the air Joshing In a meeting With Bill Throw iri paiier wads at Jack 125 N I O R l ' ame Morsl)a(li. Mabel Miioller. Harry Mueller. June Muiiyan, Winnie Murray, Zoe Myers, Marian Nadier, Martin INfaegel, Marion Neal, Margaret Nelson. Joe Nemiroff, Rose Neuhaus, Marian Oberlielnian. Betty Ott, Jeanne Ott, John Parhani. Hartwell Patasky. Patsy Pelton, Helen Phillips. Jack Poetker, Myrtle Prues, Louis Puchta. Charles Rabins. Bud Rabkin, Leo Ratliff. Tom Redmond, Kay Reeves, Leonard Rice, Al Richards, Bill Rindsberg, Don Ripley, Birch Roberts. Yatz Romell, Bob Rosen, Martin Rosenbaum. Nat Rosentiial, Elaine Runyan, Dick Rust, Richard Ruth, Betty Ann Ruth, Ralph Ryan, Edward Salovaara, Sally Sawyer, Caroline Schepmann. James Schewitz, Howard Schlotman. Doris Schneider, Ardatli Schottenfels. Ben Schuchardt, Virginia ' Schwab, Nelson Favorite Expression Asset Oh, you had swimming today! Disposition What a life! Sense of humor Well, what do you know? Eyes Ye Gods! Hair Oh, Hector Size I can ' t stop laughing. Miss Lotze Talent 1 plural J I don ' t know Physique Whatsa matter? Laugh Oh. my goodness Auburn hair She got me today Clothes Not really Studiousness He Ring Let ' s have a horse show Fidelity Uv course Dancing That ' s what I said Perseverance I didn ' t get in Ladies ' man Want a lift? Disposition Well, good night Slinmess Coin ' to Hyde Park? Finesse How jolly! Wit What? Friendliness Why, sure Middle name Let ' s see Mustache Ah-h-h-h Violin technique Psychoanalysis is . . . Blond hair Ask Mary Lo O.K. Tee bee Red curls Good morning Clothes Well, well Frankness Chemically speaking . . . Chemistry You can ' t do that Dancing ?!... ' !? Vocabulary Heh, heh! Intelligence Absolutely not Oratorical abilit Want a lift Blonde curls What ' s funny? Sense of humor Oh yeah! Smile Just a minute Car Hey, Nels Personality None An Olds Look at that face Humor S ' now again, get the drift? Profile Pictures today Charm Yah! Smile Howdy Hair lla ha Shyness Ah gu Teeth oe!?K - Curly hair Hi ya? Hands She ' s a purty gal Self-e ident 126 REMARKS Weakness Penmanship FloT. Soda jerkers Canada Brown eyes Food Food B. K. Car Viclrola records German cliil) A. P. A certain D. B. Studying Zoology Women Fine Arts T. F. Games of chance Boys from U. C. Western stories Joe E. R. Rubinoff V. F. Mary I.o J. W. 0. McK. Talking Science Girls The Army Food Debating J. 0. Science profs. Big words Driving it Bob E. Olds Tangle Ed Ryan Mr. Stewart Library A. Hyman Clothes Dice S. K. Farmer girls Greatest Fear French IV No assembly Snakes None History Appetite Bill Kise No place to go Won ' t get the car College Boards Being heard Home work Detachment Not getting in the Gleam Winter Pack of them Teachers i ot enough to eat Cops Baby sister Mrs. Prues None Flunking Himself Mickey Losing her bandage Girls Forgetting his lines Walking alone Tour His sister His sister Indigestion Losing V. G. Dorothy Forgetting Miss Curtis History Denting the Olds X.E.M. Wet Hair G. 0. P. Home work Girls Miss Sellers Lunch room Losing Riding ponies Leap Year dances Usually Found In 316 At ;U)1I Bellevue With Marian With Jan e Library Ealing Ushering With June and Bettv With Mildred In his — car Studying Talking about . . P. With Tuck ' ' Gleaming In 317 Behind a sax. In a different dress Chewing gum Pleasant View Nice Sprinting for street cars On a business staflf Flunking Playing Avoiding her In the gvni office With Leo With her With Vance Experimenting Asleep in the library With Roniell With Roberts (eating) Debating (with Esther) In library Promoting The Great Lover Speediing Laughing Denting the Olds Flunking Chem. In a good humor Talking to Miss Steinau Dormant With Nadler Cooperating In the gym Strolling along Falling off OfBciatinsr 127 N I R A ' flfHie Shelley. Charles Shepard. Tom Shaw, Henry Shreve. Robert Shriner, Jim Sievers, Allen Silverman, Dot Sivitz, Moses Sizer, Charles Spicer, Sam Spielberg. Irvin Stark. John Stewart. Alma Stitt, Howard Stephenson. Le Roy Stockton. Albert Strauss, Edwin Stridsberg. Geoff Struck, Howard Tangeman, Jim Taylor. Eleanor Tennenbaum. Ernie Tenner, Florence Tour, Bob Troy, Ken Tuttle, Dick Tuttle, Fred ance. George Van Pelt. Alice Vinacke. Harold Waldhauer, Charley Waldman, Bob Walker. Bill Wallingford. Marge Webster, Frank Weidner. Betty Weier, Nellie White, Melvin Whitener, Carolyn Wilkerson. Bill Willson. Dick Wiltsee, Joe Winchell, Mario Woelfer, Dick Wolff. Bruce Woodward, Shirley Wright, Frances Yockey. Janet Zinimerer, Bob Favorite Expression I ' m not related to Percy B. Horseshoes Wait-a-minute One up Naw We weren ' t talking. Miss Curtis Some difference Come now Got a weed? It was like this, Mr. Senger . . But, Miss Riffe . . . But, Miss Carson . . . Why, shore Listen, Bud You do that and Til . . . Hello I don ' t know I ' ve got it. Mr. Lyons Mm mm I don ' t know No, I didn ' t Have you heard this one? Have a Sen-sen! You say . . . Hi, son Tum-a-diddle Nuts In this hand I have . . . Do you think we ought to? I He never says a word ) Coin out. Cap? Oh yeah Wotsa matter? Wliy sure Pardon my French Have you done your history? Want a slip That ' s life Soooo Whatcha doing? Get away from the lights Oh. I don ' t know Got the change Consider yourself kissed That ' s what I need Have you done your Greek? .Sure Don ' t look now. but . . . Oh, Mr. Lyons Asset Miss Steinau Betty 0. Sight translations Red hair Poetry Independence Clothes Muscles Tonnage Joviality Smile Looks Violinist Dancing Dignified silence Friendliness Baseball His voice Wavy hair Bluffing Quietness T. N. T. Modesty 1 ? ) Wit Beard Golden locks Curly hair Magic touch Scruples Business ability Mouth organ Inquisitiveness Personality Efficiency French Complexion Breezyness Radio personality Blond hair, brown eyes His subtlety Puns It hasn ' t appeared yet Height Drawing Smile Friendliness Basketball Slimness Knowledge of Chemistry 1 8 REMARKS Weakness Muttering B. O. Teachers C,H,OH T. 0. Red hair Horsehack riding Swimming Food A certain redhead Doing favors Figures I of speech ) Spanish Any girl Axle grease Writing notes Balls Mary Lo The little woman Rolled down socks Candy Puns Hot fudge sundaes E. T. White Heat Jam bands Golf New tax Her brother Payments Dogs and women Matzos Fifi B. M. Street cars H. C. Office Florence Black hair, blue eyes Gottschalk Brunettes Sailor caps Singing Getting in trouble Janet Dawes Ice cream Western College Lump sugar Chemistry Greatest Fear Being wrong B. 0. Teachers None His sister Red hair Messy hair Unknown No cigarettes Dimples Being unprepared in Latin Remembrancer Practicing Teachers Wrecks Girls S. 0. Starting his car No Saturday night date None History Being called on Lunch will be delayed Not getting a pun Night work Marriage Exams Exposure English No payments Miss Purington Gene Morgan His brother ' s grades None Not getting lOO ' s Hurting someone ' s feelings Not being there Not finding Florence Maybelle George S. Pulling wrong switch Being questioned Latin Miss Curtis Miss El berg Miss Curtis English Riding street cars Greek Usually Found Reading thrillers in class With B. 0. Studying Holding the l)ag In the liaiid room With a redhead With R. W. In the pool Pleasant View At the Paramount On the Special Honor Roll Doing sight translation At the window Walking around Talking to himself In the hall ( ' basing flies Thinking of her 285J. Winslow Taking it on the chin In the hall Cracking a joke Laughing Proving a theorem With the basketball Icani Slinging it Studying in 317 Trying to fool us With S. W. Doing business Counting his money Slinking around Looking for Fif In Miss Clarke ' s office Speaking ainthing but English Quiet On the board in 210 With Florence Library Acting up At switchboard Around ash can on Pleasant iew Behind cash register Elsewhere With Gene Morgan VCilh Alice With Mabel In Putman ' s In Chem. Lab. 129 SENIOR DIRECTORY Girls Babbitt. Janet 1213 California Ave. Bailey. Jane 2619 Cook -St. Barker. Catherine 814 Lincoln Ave. Bloch. Jane 401-A Belvedere . pls., Reading Rd. Boake. Dorothy Sue 3582 Outlook Ave. Bogart, Marguerite 39 Mulberry St. Broomell, Mary Lois 3423 Paxton Rd. Bruckman. Carol 318 Terrace e. Bucher. Mary Dorothy 3430 Cornell PI. Butz. Barbara 1023 Lenox PI. Blitz. irginia 1023 Lenox PI. Chambers, Barbara 2432 Maplewood e. Ciarniello, Esther 2701 Euclid Ave. Cross, Betty 2617 Hemlock St. Culverhouse. Mary Jane 345 Warren St. Cunningham, Florence 2833 Vi Ashland Ave. Cunningham, Helen 2885 Losantiville Ave. Danford, Betty 2617 Observatory Rd. Darby, Joan 2905 DeBreck Ave. Dutton, Peggy 4016 Paddock Rd. Eppstein, Ruth 308 Erkenbrecher Ave. Epstein, Louise 3997 Beechwood Ave. Ewing, Evelyn 2719 Park Ave. Fink, Marcella 821 Blair Ave. Flarsheim, Helen 1858 Taft Rd. Flarsheim, Ruth 4177 Rose Hill Ave. Foerst, Pearl 6756 Belkenton Ave. Gottschalk, Ruth 6676 Iris Ave. Grater, Marian 2611 Grover Hill Ave. Griffith, Millicent 3656 Aikenside Ave. Hahn, Jean 6115 Ridge Ave. Hale, Gwendolyn 6148 Fairway Ave. Haller. Carol 2054 Highland Ave. Hauck, Lucille 231 Fosdick Ave. Ifeinrich. Katherine 2400 Iowa Ave. Henry. Ruth 2548 Cypress Way Hissett. Mildred 1408 Carolina Ave. Hoover, Mattie Beth 2512 Spring Grove Ave. Ingraham, Maybelle 2149 St. James Ave. Jones, Dorothy 1962 Avonlea Ave. Keller, Laurabeth 3501 Zinsle Ave. Kilduff, Harriet .3442 Wellston PI. Kirkpatrick Sta. M-R.R. 10, Montgomery Rd. Klayer, Ruth 1923 Cleneay Ave., Norwood Knight. Jean 2713 Erie Ave. Kuntz, Thelma 1141 Herschel Ave. Lerman, Beverly 607 Prospect PI. Levy, Claire 731 Redbank Ave. Libson, Davira 3820 Dakota Ave. Lillick, Clara 6634 Iris Ave. Lineback, Helen 3126 Parkview . ve. Lobnilz. Margaret 4804 Glenshade . ve. Loughead, Nancy 1333 Duncan . ve. Marlino. Marie 3215 Bishop St. Mayer. Charlotte .3976 Beechwood Avenue McElhaney. Florence 3936 Eastern McFarland. Gertrude 247 Goodman St McKemie, Florence 378 Howell Ave. Methven. Jean 3131 Durrell Ave. Meyer. Mildred 6137 Woodmont Ave. Moore, Nancy 3540 Hudson Ave. Moore, Virginia 526 Terrace Ave. Morsbach. Mabel ... pt. 25, Haddon Hall, Reading Rd. Mueller. June 4219 erne Ave. Munyan, Winifred 334 Warren Ave. Murray. Zoe 1517 Chapel St. Myers. Marian 862 .Mitchell Ave. Naegel, Marion 1336 Locust St. Neal. Margaret 1734 Hollowav St. Nemiroff. Rose 1722 Taft ' Rd.. Neidiaus, Marian 204 Avalon Ave., Hartwell Oberhelman, Betty 3607 Clifton Ave. Ott. Jeanne 1640 Marlow Ave. Patasky. Patsy 810 North Crescent Ave. Pelton. Helen 1618 Brewster Ave. Poetker, Myrtle 851 Clifton Hills Terrace Redmond. Kay .3645 Kroger Lane Rosenthal, Elaine 237 Hearne Ave. Ruth, Betty Ann 9 Peasenhall Lane Salovaara, Irene 3913 Johnigen Ave. Sawyer. Caroline 6119 Navarre PI. Schlolman, Doris 6014 Clephane St. Schneider, Ardath 3303 Woodmont Rd. Schnchardt. Virginia 3045 Cleinview . ve. Silverman. Dorothy 1 Lenox Lane Stewart. Alma . . . ' 3137 Goff St. Taylor, Eleanor 6816 Bantiy Ave. Tenner, Florence 3011 Bellevue Ave. Van Pelt, Alice 6140 Fairway Dr. Wallingford, Marjorie 37 W. Maple Ave., Ft. Mitchell, Kv. Weidner, Betty 32.33 Harvest Ave. Weier, Nellie 6264 Kincaid St. Whitener. Cartdvn 2227 Fulton . ve. Winchell. Mario ' 412 Main .St. Woodward. Shirley 1432 California .Ave. Wright, Frances 743 East Riilgeway Ave. Yockey, Janet 161 Kinsey Ave. 130 SENIOR DIRECTORY B A(!ams. Emerson S ' lO Zuiiisteiii Ave. Alliiuni, Frank 3. ' !12 Mimtt;oniery Kil. Allmaii, lluwaril 1020 Kedbud Ave. Aniitk, Joe 22U Crane Ave. Anderson, Tom 2 Pineliurst Lane Ascheim. Jay 208 Sturgis Ave. Avers, . Iarvin 2360 Gladstone Ave. Bailey, Gordon 2527 CoUnnbia Ave. Baker, Ricbard 1013 Omar PI. Banker. Everett 6135 Kennedy Ave. Bauer, Erwin 1540 Blair Ave. Beam. Carroll 1350 Grace Ave. Beedle, Cbarles 6401 Orcbard Lane Benckenstein. Ray 6215 Kennedy Ave. Billman, James 3406 Cleveland Dr. Bloom. Ralpb 798 Clinton .Springs Ave. Boomsaard. John 1115 Cypress St. Brallon. Jobii 3352 Woodburn Ave. Browning Keith 3323 Observatory Rd. Biischle, Charles 4925 Marburg Ave. Byard, Elmer 549 Findlay St. Chappelle. Tom Lane Seminary, Gilbert A e. Clinton. Van 5335 Ward St, t;obb. Kenneth 1821 Highland Ave. Costello, Robert 1762 E, McMillan St. Dablman. Don 797 Mitchell Ave. Dalton. Ricbaril 7.36 Hopkins St. DeNaux. Billy 3849 Hyde Park Ave. Dine. Leonard 872 Cleveland Ave. Dittus. James 2850 Claypole Ave. Dugan. James 247 Melish Ave. Diinliolter. Jack 2232 Kemper Lane Dwiglil, Herbert 1019 Redway Ave. Engelliardt. Robert 528 Forest Ave. Engelhardt. William 528 Forest Ave. Fahnestock. Walter 1937 Dana Ave. Fegelman, Louis 34.55 Knott St. Fieks, Robert 2479 Madison Rd. Fisher. Jim 1927 Norlbcutt Ave. Flatt, t:barles 1720 E, McMillan St. Franks. Ben 1620 De Sales Lane Freedman, Berkelev 3635 Reading Rd, Fubs, J ihn ' 2519 Hemlock St, (laskill, Charlelon 3058 Penrose PI, (leiger, Adolph 836 Oak St. Gillman. Bernard 3457 Wilson St. Glaser, Harry 3706 Beatrice Dr, (loldberg. Jav 690 South Crescent Ave. Graler, Tom ' 5709 Ridge Ave. Hammersley, Clifford 2710 Woodburn Ave. Ileldman. Robert 740 Clinton Springs Ave. Hill, Stacy 3003 Fairfield Ave. Hopple, Rowland 2714 Eden Ave. Hubbard. Lloyd 825 Whittier St. Hyman, Arthur 861 Hntchins Ave. Ingram. Jerry 3048 O ' Bryon Ave. Jacobs, Julius 888 Clinton Springs Ave. Jolly, John 2163 Larey Ave. Jones, Stewart 224 Lorrain Ave. Jordan, Boyd 3962 Edwards Rd. Kabakoff, Robert 3.5.54 Glenwood PI. Kalz, Morton 654 Gholson Ave. Kise. William 3215 Lookout Circle Kline. Richard 3643 Bellecrest Ave. Kionne. Paul 1530 Blair Ave. Koenig, Fred 3 Tuxedo PI. Krapp, Leo 3120 Lyieburn Ave. Kreeger, John 1250 Delta Ave. Kriegsman, Sigmund 42.53 Rose Hill Ave, Langhorsi, Charles 1277 Rutledge Ave. Lee, Robert Park Hills. Covington, Ky. Levinson. Sam DeLuxe .Apis.. Burton Ave. Levy, Russell 4935 Corinth Ave. oys l.illmau, Martin 5129 Madison Rd. I.ubrnian, Henry 1 Belsaw PI. Mackelfresb, Taylor 7 Glenmary . e. McGowan. Jack 6 W ' enlworili . ve. Meacbam, Robert 3901 Edwards Rd. Menderson, Edgar 14 Burton Woods Lane Mockbee. William 2907 Erie Ave, Miller. Stanley 725 Greenwood Ave. Mills, Russell 5046 Oberlin Blvd. .Morgan, Eugene 3624 Trimble Ave. Mueller, Harry Churchill and Mentor Ave. Nadler, Martin 15 Landon Court Nelson. Joe Vernon Manor Oti, John 3.56 Howell .Vve. Parham. Hartwell 1.5.33 Chapel St. Pbilli| s. Jack .3033 Denbigh St. Prues, Louis 623.5 Orchard Lane Puibia, Charles 2321 Reading Rd. Kabius. Maurice 6131 Tidane Rd. Rabkln. Leo 2612 Park Ave. Ratlitf. Tom 2700 C;lenway Ave. Reeves. Leonard H 1 Ludlow Ave. Rice. .Alfred 11 Vernon Apis.. I ' ark Ave. Richards. Bill 2162 (Albert Ave. Rindsberg. Don 1318 Bylan.l Ave. Ripley. Birch 620 June St. Roberts. George .3567 Paxlon Rd. Romell. Robert 3101 Victory Blvd. Rosen. Martin 121 Mason St. Rosenbauni. Nat 725 .South Crescent Ave. Runvan. Richard 146 Woolper . ve. Rust. Richard 1015 Egan Hills Dr. Ruth, Ralpb 4.5.58 Paddock Rd. Ryan, Edward 3016 Bathgate Ave. Schepmann, James 243 Helen .St. Schewilz. Howard 562 Hale Ave. Schottenfels. Ben 732 Greenwood Ave., Apt. 2 .Schwab. Nelson 372 Warren .Ave. Shaw. Henry 45.30 Paddock Rd. Shelley. Charles 2115 Sinlon .Ave. .Shepard. Tom 1327 Suncrest Dr. Shreve. Robert 3 Belsaw PI. .Shriner. James 263 McCorniick PI. Sievers. .Allen 739 Avon Fields Lane Sivilz, Moses 3474 Harvey .Ave. Sizer. Charles 2839 Woodburn Ave. Spicer. .Sam 1919 Hewitt .Ave. Spielberg. Irvin .3560 Van .Antwerp .Ave. Stark. John R. R. 2. Sbaronville .Stephenson. Le Roy . . . . Hamel .Ave. and Langdon Rd. Slitt. Howard 1298 Grace Ave. Stockton. Albert 647 June St. Strauss. Edwin 3307 Woodburn Ave. Stridsberg, Geoffrey 424 Burns Ave.. Wyoming Struck, Howard 1747 (Jhase .Ave. Tangeman. James 3016 Cfriesl Ave. Tennenbaum. Ernest .3592 Washington Ave. Tour. Robert 624 Rockdale Ave. Tullle, Fred 3980 Rosehill Tuille, Richard 1605 Dana Ave. Troy. Kenneth 6626 Iris Ave. ance. George 2406 Copeland St. inacke. Harold 7 Interwood PI. V aldman, Robert 692 .South Crescent A e. Wahlhauer, Charles 6.303 Kincaiil Ave. Walker. William 99 Orchard Rr. Ft. .Mitchell, Ky, Webster, Frank 2,362 W, McMicken St. W bite, .Melvin 424 Forest Ave. W ilkerson, William 3550 Pape Ave. Willson. Richard 1047 Dana Ave. Wiltsee, Joe 3280 Observatory W oelfer, Richard 1717 Elm .St. W olfl. Bruce 18 Burr Oak St. Zimmerer. Robert 5750 Angus Rd. 13J Voice Contact Telephone wires span the world. out neigh- bor across the street — equally your neighbor across the sea — is at the other end of your tele- phone line. Contact — wherever you are and whenever you choose — that ' s the priceless serv- ice of your telephone. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Connpany 132 MENIHAN ARCH-AID SHOES Featured Exclusively by KIPP BOOTERY 21 E. 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Where ' s Miss Trrlauney? . .. .Spring has came. . . .Seniors, 1942. 135 Conroy Business School loKi Blair Ave. WOodhuin WOO Summer class open June 15. 1936 Special Rates for Graduates Courses Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Secretarial Serve LINDNER BROS. ICE CREAM At Your Parties and Every Day Special Prices to Schools. Churches and Lodges JEfferson 0450 3740 Montgomery Rd. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC I ' opular Classic Educational The Willis Music Co. 137 West Folrth Street Cincinnati. Ohio Phone: MAin 5096 STEEL DESKS AND TABLES FILING EQUIPMENT ALUMINUM CHAIRS COMME.r .CIAL STATIONEkS 511 Main St. PArkwav 2326 DOT... Quality Foods, always win in the TASTE TEST Reasonably priced at all DOT FOOD STORES. THE JANSZEN COMPANY, Cincinnati, Distributors COMPLIMENTS OF OUR FRIENDS 136 Tuck....M. M. G Rosy.... Snake.... We ' re off... Dick W.V pet... Mr. Quint whistle Loafers Got a weed? Leapfrog? Floradora Sextet Watch the birdie Relax. 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Hymans R R 5c and lOc to $1.00 Store Headquarters for School Supplies Opposite Avondale School A Von 5561 3476 Reading Rd. ( uinplinients of 23-25 E. ' eth St. N. K. Cor. 8lli anil ine MARK ' S Prescription Pharmacy 3917 Reading Road AVO.XDALE ClNCINiNATl, OhiO Phones: A Von 1015-3871-3872 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 148 Where ' s my agate?. . . .Four nl a kind. . . .Sugar pliiin. . . .Donald Duck. . . .That ' s my doll I . . . .Wot a babe. . . .Hans and Fritz. . . .Three little pigs. . . .Horsin ' around ....We don t wanna play . . . .Nertsery scene. .. .Clara. Lu and Em.... Aw. she ' s too young. ..Little women. .. .Baby Bunting. .. .Aw. skip it. 149 Compliments of Walnut Hills High School Parent-Teachers ' Association 150 SherifT. 1) guni....Wliy of chorus .... Fred Astaire. . . .W liercV Tuck?.... Technician.-. .. .0 you kid I.... H v. hahe. ... Blonde Vcnu . . . . From had lo voice . . . .Busines. Managers. . . . Flirtin ' again. . . .Monkey suit. . . .Three queens. . . . 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