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

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mun av 'VDMNE h unhewcuum THERESA DARK. liShc has a natural wise sincerity, A simple truthfulnessfl Theresa. with her quiet but fun loving disposition. is one of the sweetest of our t'sweet girl graduates? Her excellent fudge will never be forgottt-n by her classmates, nor the many dreary fourth bells which it helped to shorten. Always generous and kind, she is a general favorite. and we cannot but hope that the report that she will attend Varsity is true. LUl-ILLA DOLL. A bcing breathing thoughtful breath. Luella has always been a favorite with her classmates, because of her amiable disposition. Her progress through school has been a pleasure to her teachers, and we feel confident that we shall hear of her making life a success. She is a type that will accomplish something on this Earth. Luellals name is very significant of the girl, for we agree unanimously that Luella is a doll. Em DOTZENGALL. You have deserved high commendation. Eva is one of Chauceris nnut brown maidcnsfY as quiet as a mouse. The starry gaze of her deep grey eyes speaks of a contented and peaceful nature. If Rip Van Winkle had waited for her to make the noise, he never would have awakened. ly LO

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VAN ALLEN COOLIDGE. A A 4;; S. I, FOUT-BALL TEAM; TRACK TEAM. He slept then and called it Studying.u Van Allen is 3 hey of whom the class did not know the true value, until he blossomed out a fuII-Hedged senior. He is studious by fits and starts. and at irregular intervals. which most frequently occur about five minutes before class time. Nevertheless, he is a quick energetic fellow. Add wit to quickness and joviality, and generosity to wit. and you have Van Allen. hN Fan-zxn: M. COOPER, T. M. P.; A X; M II. She's pretty to walk with. And pretty to talk with. And pleasant tun. to think on, Florence is one of the most popular girls in the schm ,1. and one 01' the fairest nf our fair Sex. She. as President of the Tramps. has ably led them through :1 wry pleasant year. t Me of Florence's failings is her great fondness for brown hats. She has never been kmm'n to be tardy more than five days a week. MARY CHWl-ZN, T. M. P. Wu cannot hut remember her who was most precious to us. In the midst of the school year, to the deep and tasting regret of the entire class. Mary was called to Japan, to join her parents. Much as we all miss her. we cannot but rejoice that such a girl as Mary should repre- sent our scluml in that far-off land. We still count lu-r as one of us. for to fill her place would indeed be a difficult task.

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PHILIP DRACKETT. A A 43; A K Q. FOOT-BALL TEAM. Nlmc lmt himself could he his parallel. Philip is one of the most popular boys of our class, possessing in addi- tion to a lively wit. many genial qualities. Phil. takes an active part in all social functiona and is a favorite with the fair. Because you see his picture on the Foot-Ball Team. it does not mean that he can play foot-ball. He is merely a friend of the captain. ELIZABETH DRUKKER. GLEA M STA FF. 'I'is education forms the common mind; Just as a twig is bent. the treeis inclined. 'thn Elizabeth entered school. she thought that Chemistry was going tn be her favorite subject. but she soon changed her mind and saw that she was better suited for Literature. Through her diligent Work on lec Glmm staff she has kept the exchange column up to a high standard. XVIIJJAM EISIENHICHG, ll. K E. - PRESIDENT HF B. K. E; than TEAM; FooT-BALL TEAM. Eftmnm wg- heard 2L most melodious sunml. Hill is a good student. having complctcd the course in three and a half years. This is due to his never failing perseverance. He is an ardent sup- imrtcr of Athletics. XVc all owe our fervent thanks to Bill for lending his deep melodious vuice to our first bells on Tuesday. 24