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

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The Remembrance Sophomore Class Alpaugh, Amy Andreas, Gloria Ascherenka, Jane Ashauer, Jeanne Backman, Sue Barishaman, Bertha Batsche, Ruth Bauer, Betty Berl, Charlotte Betts, Betty Bieler, Martha Blust, Edna Bryson, Florence Callahan, Janet Callaway, Elizabeth Campbell, Roberta Carrol, Eleanor Chapman, Martha Lou Chasanov, Evelyn Clark, Betty Clark, Jayne Conn, Harriette Costello, Helen Cox, Berta Cunningham, Anita Davis, Helen Dawes, Janet Day, Grace Doyle, June Drayton, Betty Eaton, Jeanette Eppstein, Buth Ewing, Evelyn Ficks, Virginia Fleming, Harriet Fowler, Jane Franklin, Olive Frazer, Laura Freiberg, Marion Friedrich, Bette Gayer, Kathleen Gold, Jane Goldenburg, Clarissa Grigshy, Sarah Grifiith, Bettie Hagemeyer, Edith Hahn, Jean Hargrave, Edith Hargrave, Peggy Heiby, Margaret Henke, Virginia Heyn, Alice Hoffheirner, Jane Hoffman, Margaret Hollis, Margaret Holmes, Mary Louise Hope, Betty Jackson, Betty Jane J aekson, Cecelia Ann J aeobs, Claudia Johnston, Kathryn Kiefer, Marjorie Lamping, Edna Lamping, Ruth Larrick, Dorothy Le Montree, Jean Lowman, Kathryn Manogue, Vivian Marsh, Marydale Mayne, Mary Alice Martin, Theodora McKibben, Dorothy Miller, Elba Murdock, Anne Nicola, Jane Pack, Helen Payne, Ruth Pearle, Dorothy Twenty-five 1935 . Girls Pilder, Jean Quirk, Louise Baher, Katherine Bauh, Alice Freed, Betty Reis, Sue Ried, Janet Bieker, Maxine Ripley, Virginia Bitter, Betty Jane Roberts, Ann Rogers, Buth Bosenburg, Jane Houdebush, Mildred Rybolt, Naomi Sargent, Barbara Savran, Helen Schickel, Marjorie Schilling, Janet Schubert, Virginia Sehuck, Jean Schulkers, Ruth Schwab, Cary Stricker, Harriet Thauwald, Dorothy T horpe, Grace Vogely, Jean Wahle, Jane Walton, Frances Warnecke, Dorothy VVood, Jean Walterman, Virginia VVende, Anita Wilzback, Ruth NVuerdeman, Ruth Wolfson, Helen Werden, Frances Williams, Frankie

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The Remembrancer,1935 Sophomore Class S loyal supporters of the dramatic clubs, glee clubs, athletics, the Gleam, Chatterbox and Remembrancer, as Well as such representations of achievement as the special honor roll, the Class of '37 has again maintained the high standard which it set for itself in previous years. The outstanding Work in the art departments this year was made possible only by the great number of sophomores in special art classes. Most of the scenery, which was to some extent responsible for the success of the Shakespearean play, CContinued on page 265 Tweniy-four

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The Remembrancer, 1935 SODl1OIT1OI'6 CIGSS CContinued from page 245 Junior Dramatic Club productions, and the Revue, was made by members of the Class of '37. The A Capella Choir and Boys' Octette in addition to the glee clubs and Orchestra have found many of their valuable members among the tenth graders. Throughout the year the entire class has worked willingly and faithfully to do its part in promoting better school unity. As this class passes into its junior year it reviews its past record with pride and promises to strive in the future toward greater accomplishments. Tweniy-six