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

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IIIDYU Iv ruuua n GAIL, :mcmnm ALMA MAE FILAGER. To know her is to love her. Alma is a good student and persevering. Owing to the way in which she has taken care of Miss Wheeler's room. we have every reason to believe that she will some day become a proficient housewife. GERTRUDE E. FLACH, T. M. P.; A X; M II, 'lAnd whistled as she went, for want of thought. Who of us could forget uGert ? Even if it were not for her charming personality, none of us could forget her, on account of her giggle. This giggle is only one Of her ways of giving vent to her exuberant spirits. Gert has won her way into our hearts during the four years' course. and that is sufflcient recommendation. CECELIA FLAHERTY. nTake her up tenderly. Lift her with care. Fashioned so slenderly. Young and so fair. Of a happy-go-lucky disposition, Celials school days have been most pleasant. Despite the fact that she has participated in few social affairs, she has very congenial qualities, and has endeared herself to her classmates. 25

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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

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6' . ,. mum Iv nuns a on, cmcmum FLnRENCI-z FROHMAN. The world's a joke to me. Florence is a modest girl. who is not afraid of an argument at any time. livun though she be defeated. she preserves an cquable temper. She keeps few words in stock. save in the French dialect. but those on hand are quiet and soothing. Axnmaw HALLMIIIER. I am not in the roll of common men, Andrew has nlL-x'ntul most of his time to his studies. not caring to par- ticipate in many nf the sncizd affairs. He is a debater 0f no mean ability. aml his sound arguments have mm him many friends. I lHR'l'l-ZN 51-; HliIlH-ZRMAN. Famine iR in thy cheeks, Hurtcnsu is unc of the best scholars of our class.' Though somewhat small fur a mighty Senior. she has attained the height of graduation in less than four years. We are very glad that Hortense chose to join the Class of 'HS. 20