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

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MILTON BROWN. 3 GI. DEBATING CLUB. H A horse! a horse! my Kingdom for a horse! Milt. is one of those fellows who, while conscientious as students, have found leisure to indulge a propensity for sport. He is a very good debater, and was a member of the Great Trinity. He will probably go to the Varsity, WILLIAM J. BRYAN, S Cb. TRACK TEAM, ASSISTANT EDITOR THE GLEAMS' MANAGER AND EDITOR HTHE REMEMHRANCER. HI do know him well and common speech Gives him a worthy pass. The name of William J. Bryan has been so well advertised through- out the HAmerican Empire, that it is said to have been used as a watch- word by the followers of Aguinaldo. W'illiam, therefore, needs no intro- duction in these pages. Vt'e are commissioned to state, however, in his behalf, that he is tired of the importunity of his friends and begins to regret that his name is so pbpular. ADELAIDE BURTON, T. M. P. She hath a nimble wit, Social conversation is like a dinner menu; it has its entrees, its solid, substantial viands, and its sparkling wines. Adelaide is known to furnish the conversational champagne for the gatherings of the Tramps. whose popular president She is.

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MARY Bowm. HHush, my dear. Mary believes in asking questions, but never mind, sheill get along in the world. She is not really inquisitive, but she delights in a satisiied mind. She is a diligent Latin scholar, and, for all we know, 11153! some day prove to be a Latin critic. FLORENCE BRAAN. Life is real, life is earneslf' Since her Freshman year, Miss Braam has pursued her research after knowledge with a seriousness worthy of a Sophocles. She intends to continue her studies at the University, and, judging from her past record, we expect to hear great things of her in the future. JOHN W. BROTHERTON. i' I would the Gods had made thee poetical. A youth of multifarious talent is John. Not only is he a builder of che lofty rhimef' he is a veritable Cruikshank with the pencil, and he has even manifested ability in the fine art of running. Thus far his inclinations have been mainly classical. John follows THE'GLEAM.

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FRANK CALLAIIAN. h' Ami solitarie lie was and mere alone. Frank has devoted most of his time to his. books, not caring to par- ticipate in many of the social affairs of the school. He is a thorough and conscientious student and possesses marked literary ability. He has a i'bunclf' of friends Frank will doubtless climb high on the ladder of success. KIM; CLARK, A K CD, A A cp, DEBATJNG CLYB; CAPT. CADETS; ASSISTANT EDITOR THE HLImM. H Ay, every inch :1 King King is an exemplary studenteone of the top-notchersf' but, while conscientious in his class-work, he does not neglect the social side of school life. He is a first-rate mixer. HARRIET COOK. H She was tall and passing fair, With laughing eyes and auburn hair. Miss Cook well deserves the esteem in which she is held by her c1355- mates. Her sweet voice and modest. studious manner win friends for her wherever she goes. Those who are intimately acquainted with her, value her as a kind and true friend. We wish her good luck and happiness. 29