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

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MYRON C. BALLENBERG, i: K M, u His heart was mirthful to excess. Whether at work or at play, Myron enters into whatever he does with a vim and vigor which have at all times characterized his nature. He is a jolly good fellow and his presence has enlivened many of our class socials. We feel positive that he will attain success in whatever vocation he assumes. Hi3 artistic genius has greatly assisted in the embellishment of this book. W. HOWARD BAXTER, A E M. COMMANDER, CADET BAND; DEBATING CLUB; MANAGER, VIOLIN CLUB; TENNIS CLUB. HHigh erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Howard is a youth of the typical Yankee character. Quick to think. quick to express his thoughts, and quick to act, he is one of those fellows to whom we would look in an emergenCy. His capability as a musical conductor is well exemplified by the Violin Club and the Cadet Band. MABEL G. BEAR. ll Who says in verse what others say in prosefa Mabells sweet voice and gentle manners have won for her many adh miring associates. She has great literary ability and will probably con- tinue her studies in this branch of work after graduation. We will not be the least surprised in the near future to hear of liMabel G. BearH as a contributor to one of our leading magazines.

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IRWIN BAHLMANN. GYM TEAM. He is wise as he is learned? Irwin believes that the training of mind and body go hand in hand, He has completed the four years course in three years and has estab- lished a record that any one of us would be proud to have. He will join the Walnut Hills CQlony in Burnet Woods next year. ALFRED J. BAILEY. DEBATING CLUB. A head for theught profound and clear. A youth of manifold talents is Alfred. He has shown great aptitude in many branches of school work, and especially in the department of literature. His wit is admirable and has often been a Source of great amusement t0 the College Class. Next year he will grace the Chicago University. HILDEGARDE C. BALLAUF, A K UBut for sense and good taste shelll vie with the best. Hildegarde stands high in the appreciation of the class for her will- ingness and good work in all undertakings which have tended to further the interests of the school. Her good will and kindly disposition toward all have given her a superior place in the regard of her many friends. 24

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JAMES E. BELL, A K :12; A A an. TRACK TEAM; ATHLETIC COUNCIL: MANAGER, MANDOLIN CLUB; TENNIS CLUB. I crave no other no: no better man, Jim is a fellow whose friendship we all court. He is popular with the boys and extremely 50 with the girls. He is a good student as well as a track athlete, but fortunately neither have interfered with his social affairs. LOUISE E. BENTLEY, T. M. P. GLEAM STAFF. h Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens arc. Louise is one of the best scholars of our class, and, though but small of stature, her intellectual attainments have reached to wondrous heightsh Last year she enjoyed the honor of being our Vice-President. In future years we will always remember her on account of her sweet and amicable disposition. LEA I. BERNHEIM. A K. It would be argument for a week, laughter for a month. and a good jest forever. Lea is one of the loveliest girls in the class. She always looks on the bright side of life and seems to have thoroughly enjoyed her high- school days.