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

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mm: H rows a um,cmmmm ETIIEL GEORGE. A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Ethel has won many friends during her High School years by her un- assuming ways and gentle manners. She is a diligent student, and has been very successful in her pursuit for knowledge. We all sincerely wish that in the future her success will be continued. EDNA GERMAN. I'm sure care's an enemy to life, Edna evidently had a pretty good opinion of the Class of '05, for she willingly deserted her own c1385 to jain our ranks, and a jolly little help- ful acquisition she has proven. cher too busy to assist a suiTering fellow student over a knotty point in Virgil; never too serious to indulge in a hearty laughieven at her own expenseithatis Edna. VVILLIAM GOLDSMITH. 'iMethought I heard a voice cry, 'Sleep no more!' hWillie devotes much of his spare time to studying, and in consequence his schoolmates have been denied his companionship somewhat. He in- tends to continue his studies at Cornell, and we are sure to hear of him as a shining light, for Willie has been greatly admired throughout his school career for his diligence and power of concentration. 27

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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

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onus n mm 1. pm, ummnlll IRMA AL GROGG, A K. 'A daughter of the gods. divinely tail. Irma has the reputation of always coming to school on time. XYhy? there isn't such a word at late in her vocabulary. The janitor is think- ing of having a call bell placed in the girls' entrance so that Irma can ring him tlwratlaer call him down in the wee hours of the morning. Alas! this is only a dream ! But Irma holds a better recordejust ask her friends. RUTH GRUSSMAN. To those who know thee not. no words can paint! And those who know theta know all wnrds are faint ! Ruth is one of our adventurous girls who has tried her luck at the mys- teries of Greek and Latin. Everyone knows huw successful she has been. During the past year Ruth has been seen behind the footiights when she scored another hit and proved herself to be an actress of great ability. PANSY A. GL'STIN. Consider the lilies how they grow. This is the flower girl of the class. She believes that a thing uf beauty is a joy forever. and after doing her duty she is entitled to a reward of merit in the form of a diploma. Chemistry, her special delight U; she considers quite unesscntial. A Hower doesn't need to know the Chemistrv of growing in order to grow. But can she bloom into a graduate with- out it?