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

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ANNA ATTLESEY. t'The reason firm, the temperate will. Anna, during the four years we have known her, has always been loyal to her class. Without neglecting her studies she has found time to attend many of the social affairs. Her dignity and her decision of pur- pose have won the esteem of all. She will be greeted by her friends at the Varsity, next year. FLORENCE AUERBACH, G. C. C. A justice, a sweetness, a meekuess of mind. Florence loves amateur dramatics and always takes an important part in the plays given by the Girls, Comedy Club. Her favorite part is that of Julietethat is, when it is played to a charming Romeo. Florence is a good scholar and is very fond of literature; ERIC BACHARACH, 2 0?, Gym. Team. A terrible fellawe. Eric is a jolly good fellow. He is a remarkable Violinist and an excel- lent student. He was a prominent member of the Gym. Team and is highly esteemed by all who know him. His future is somewhat uncer- tain, but he will probably be found at the Varsity. 2-1

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LOTTIF. ABRAHAMS, 2 A. h' A good laugh is sunshine in a house. Lottiehs Cheerful laugh is contagious and has helped to brighten our most serious hours. Even the prospect of an inevitable Greek test can- not subdue her buoyant spirits. Lottie is noted, not alone for cheerful- ness, but also for clear judgment and decision of character. MARY ANDRH'WA h her sunny locks Hang on her temples like a golden Fleece. It is rumored that long, long ago Mary was a very mischievous lass, but we are inclined to disbelieve this, for the Mary we know is rather quiet and sedate. But, no matter; she is ever refined, courteous, and accommodating. GEORGE E. APFELBALIM, Gym. Team. Hi5 eyen twinkled in his heed aright. A5 doou the sterres in the frosty night. The variety of this tender, blossoming growth has not yet been deter- mined, but judging by the fragrance of its unfolding buds we prognosti- cate that it may turn out an .. Early Harvest.H or even a HSeekrno- furtherf George has been prominent in the social affairs of his class. IL 7.5

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LESTER BACIIARACH, A K 43. DmmTING CLUB, Guam: STAFF. i' And evere honoured for his worthinesseR' Lester is a universal favorite. He has twice represented the school in debate and on both occasions he has distinguished himself by his ability. Lester has held two terms of oiiice as President of the Class of ,02 and he is very prominent in social affairs. R, WAVERLV BAXTEK DEBATING CLUB. He was a verray parm gemil knight. ii Kubelik has earned his title. He has the distinguished air, as well as the personal appearance, of a virtuoso. A gallant among the ladies, a leader among Hthe boys, and. withal, an ambitious and suc- cessful student, Waverly is an all-round sterling fellow. EMILY BHRNHEIM, G. C. C. H Her gentle wit she plies to teach them truth.H Emily is one of the comediennes 0f the Girls' Comedy Club and is justly famous for her delineation of Irish characters. Fortunately. she does not confine her comedy work to the stage, but daily allows her friends to enjoy her wit and genial good humor.