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

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mum BY mum: a nun. cmammn JA M ES l-I. HOLMES. 'lHow mean I feel beside a man like this. It would be hard to say anything about James that would not be in his favor. A 'lknock would be out of the question, and out of place in these few lines about so worthy and studious a fellow. However. he is bound to make a success of whatever following he may take up as his serious work in life. NmOf-sed l CLARA HUTTENBAUER. When she had passed it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music. Clara is one of the jolliest girls in the class of J05. Whenever you hear a gay little laugh Floating upon the air. you may be sure that its owner is Clara, always in the best of spirits. She is little buteoh my! 1f the old saying, Precious things come in small packagesl' were a proposition in Geometry to be proved, all we would have to do would be to point to Clara and write Q. E. D. JOHN G. JL-zwrrr'r. X 2 X; 6 11. GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGER, GLEAM ; CAPTAIN GYM TEAM; ATHLETIC COUNCIL. My heart is fixed. This is a man of mighty cares! His chief occupation is to play hands withiRalph O'Kaue, and to go to Elocution unprepared. His chief ambition is to demonstrate that-Jltwo things can be done at the same time, and done well, namely, by attempting to hold up the front wall of Room ?'3 with his head only, at the same time giving a fluent Latin translation. John is a devoted Literature student. 31

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IV! h V t. ulna IV Haul t Lm. :mwman ELSIE M. HEINS. The fair. the chaste' the unexpressive she. Elsie is one of the cheerful girls of the class. Life. energy and fun are declared in every turn of her head and hand. and sweetness: unsclhshness and contentment shine from her eyes. She will long be remembered as one of the shining stars of our class. jmx IiTTE HERMAN. But still her tongue ran on, the less 0f weight it bore. with greater ease. 'What is there that one can say about Jeanette that is not good to heart? She has a ready humor that has made many an hour pass pleasantly fer us. She is one of those fortunate individuals who is able to create disorder around her without attracting any notice to herself. Jeanette is frank and sincere, and those who are her friends may count them-- selves happy, for in her they surely have a friend. FERDI N A N D HJRSCIL For cn'ry why. he had a wherefore. Ferdinand is a debator of no small consequence. He can usually be seen at recess in learned discussion with various members of the facultv. His famrite study is Chemistry t ?t. Ile attends the Hebrew Unihn College and will no doubt be seen at the Varsity. His home is in Marion, Ohio. ' 30

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mm e. um, cmum-un CHARLOTTE JEYNES. ttHow calm and digniEed. Charlotte is an excellent scholar. Her gentle disposition. quiet ways. and modesty have won the favor of her teachers and classmates. She is ever ready in her lessons, and her many friends wish her happiness and success. Ilm'ls KAI'FMAN, B. K. E. FOOTBALL TEAM : ASSISTANT BI'SINESS MANAGER. REMEMBRANCER. He was a valiant youth. Yes. he wears. a Continual smile. not to be forgotten by any who happen to be with Louis in his classes. He is one of the many who are known as the half-ycar pupils: and this alone signifies how diligently he has been working. t if course. he had only one object in view, and that was to graduate with so renowned a class as that of 1915! Giannini VJ. F. KELLER. SERUEANT CADETS: DEBATING CLi'n. In the lexicon of youth which fate reserves For a bright manhood. there is no such word as fail. George was a cadet last year. but work in that line proved too strenuous for Georgie and he has now turned civilian. Although he has resigned from the cadet staff, he still takes the girls of his class to the Military Hops. As soon as George graduates he intends to work for a few yeare. After that he will attend Boston Tech., where he hopes to make a mark for himself.