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

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BERTHA EISENBERG ttThereis in her all we believe of heaven, Amazing brightness, sincerity and truth. Eternal joy and everlasting love. To all the other nice things that have already been said, add aldisposition that is brimful of fun tas could easily be seen at the class danced. Then stir them together thoroughly, and you have Bert, who is one of the best refreshments to cheer you up, and help you to solve your hard itLit questions. EVA GERTRUDE ELBINGER The woman that deliberates is lost. But Eva never does such things. No sooner said than done With her. If she wants to talk she talks, and then takes the con- sequences in the form of a nervous ten minutes after school in Room 1. But she always makes up for her failings by giving the piants a good drink. This more than pays up for her faults. RUDOLPH EVANS GYM TEAM. The sun shines behind the clouds. Rudolph, unfortunately, has not been with us all year, as he has been kept home on account of sickness. During all his long absence, however, he was, not forgotten by his classmates, for he is of such a sunny, light-hearted nature that everyone likes him. In spite of his misfortunes Rudolph does well in his studies, especially in mathematics, and he is bound to gain success in life. 17

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ALICE MARIE DIGGINS HThe fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest booksf Alice is a bonnie blue-eyed lassie of the gayest disposition imaginable, except on windy days, when her hair gets blown into her eyes. ttAl is a tip-top star in mathematics, Latin Prose t0, and, let me seelhoh! yes! Spanish is her special favorite, and I believe she,s second best in a Spanish class of four. Do not be surprised if you hear of her filling a position in some big business house as foreign correspondent. May the best wishes of the class of t09 go with her. HELEN EGER uShe has a heart with room for every joy. Helen is a good-natured, modest, fun-loving girl, always ready to help her fellow-students. She is always smiling, taking every- thing that comes her way With a smile, even the most serious of things. Her laughter is frequently heard in Rooms 1 and 2, during the most solemn 0f recitations. GEORGETTE EINSTEIN ART EDITOR OF ttREMEMBRANCER. Her air, her manners, all who saw a:almired. uGeorge is a dear, which expresses a lot. Then the way she drawa-well, her splendid ideas and the artistic way in which she carries them out makes one sit up and take notice. She Hstars. in mathematics and chemistry, and may be taken as a veritable exponent of class spirit, always vitally interested in all events relating to the welfare of the Class of t09. 16

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MARK D. FEINKNOPF DEBATING CLUB. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Mark is a great fellow. He never studies himself, but always gladly helps others prepare their lessons, and the high marks which he gets may be due to this unintentional study. He is a member of the Debating Club, and served a term as vice-president of that organization. Mark has shown great ability in drawing and mathematics, and expects to take up architecture in some eastern college, where he surely will gain success. NORMA FEY GLEE CLUB. The one worth while, is the one who can smile, When everything goes dead wrong. Norma is the jolly girl, with the ever-ready smile. Is she talkative? Oh, no! She is quiet at times, but that only happens When some one else is talking. Anyone that once knows her, is her friend, for she is a lovable, merry companion, prepared for any fun that comes her way. EARL Foss MANAGER OF FOOTBALL TEAM, CAPTAIN 0F GYM TEAM, MEMBER OF BASE- BALL TEAM, TRACK TEAM, SECRETARY OF ATHLETIC COUNCIL UThe muscles of his brawwy corms are strong as iron bands. During his stay at Walnut Hills, Earl has done very much to uphold the glory of the school. He has been captain and manager right and left, of almost every team we have. He was chosen, and wisely, too, a member of the all-star football team last Fall. All this goes to show his great ability and genuine worth. The Ohio State University is looking forward to Earl's arrival, not only for his excellence in athletics, but also for his true genuine worth in the other things that make up school and college life. 18