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

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ETHEL LILLIAN GENSLEY GLEE CLUB. lth, there is something in that voice that reaches the most inmost recesses of my spirit. We ask nothing better than to sit and hear her sing. Nearly all of Bedeliahls friends, at some time or other, have been enter- tained by her sweet songs. After leaving Walnut Hills High School she intends to pursue her study of music further. She shines in her uschool world but Will shine more brilliantly in the musical world. HILDA GLAS The girl who smiles so rosy sweet. The little darlint with a big heart! Her laughing eyes sparkle with wit. A joke is never so udry that Hilda does not see some fun in it. She is a very interesting girl, and becomes quite eloquent when she discusses plays? When once you fall in lovell with Hilda, it is hard to fall out? JAMES ARTHUR GLASCOCK PRESIDENT OF CLASS OF V09, CAPTAIN op FOOTBALL TEAM, MEMBER OF BASEBALL TEAM, GYM TEAM, TRACK TEAM, VICE-PRESIDENT 0F ATHLETIC COUNCIL. l'His friends are like the leaves on the trees; closely attached and numerous. Jimmyls good humor and generous ways have made him a great favorite. He was elected class president by a very large majority, and has pushed all class affairs so energetically, that the graduating class has had a most enjoyable year. He has taken an active interest in all kinds of school athletics, and his performances in all branches of athletic sport have been of the highest standard. ttJimmyll is one of that class of fellows who always succeed in life. 20

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JOSEPH Fox saw little boy. Joe is a distinguished member of A4. This alone should be a recommendation Hi for him in any field of work. He is a great fellow, except When on the platform in Elocution, or underithe searching eyes of Dr. Newman in Chemistry, when, if he is pre- pared, he says a great deal, but if he is not prepared, his teeth have a tendency to chatter and his knees to tremble. Joe is sure to push a way for himself in his future life. EDWIN FRANK DEBATING CLUB. ttLittle, but 0 my! Frank is a lively little chap. He is hardly bigger than a min- ute. Some say that Frank is a self-made man. If he is, it is certainly too bad that he ran out of material so soon. ttCupid, as he is called, has a very energetic way about him and he is bound to rise after he leaves us. ETHEL CAMILLE FRIASON Merry as a lurk in. Spring. Quick-witted, jolly, it's fun to watch her smile, and shes a mighty nice sort of a girl for a comrade. To use a much-worn phrase, Camille is tias bright as a button, and has made a splen- did record during her four years at Walnut Hills 19

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HELEN GOMERSALL A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. No one can have the blues when Helen is around, for there never was a merrier girl. She goes through the world with a smiling face and troubles seem to fly when she comes near. AUGUST PHILLIP GRAEF He that loves a rosy cheek. August hails from UBryonville, and for this reason the fel- lows call him Dutch. We do not say what the girls call him; but we will say this much: he is a nice. good-looking fellow, and he has a pretty good opinion of the girls, too. He is chietiy noted for the strength of his left arm, and though his snowballs go as swift as anybodfs, they have a tendency to curve the wrong way, GRACE GREGG There was a: soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought about her face. Grace is one of the dignified seniors of the Class of 1909. She is very quiet. Those who know her intimately love her. Grace intends to continue her education at iVarsity. 21