Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Glass Dfm-m '114. Ithtgheh in the Ealanre. ANDRIESSEN, EMMA i HAnimal Business Staf. t' I leave thy greatness to be guessedt All hail to the artist of 1904! She is not only endowed with a wonderful talent for drawing, but her memory is marvelous. Chem- istry fontiutas never cause her worry. ANGERT, ADELE 6. H Moved to the depths of her soul By pity and woman's cumpassion. Adele is always ready to lend a helping hand. Her classmates can truthfully say that the only complaint she has ever been heard to utter was about that nuisancethair! ARMSTRONG, THERESA 7. HThose smiling eyes, so full of hope and. joy and light And that light heart so joyous. A sunbeam dropped from heaven to bless the Class of 1904! We could never do without sunbeams. hence we would never be able to get along without Trix. AVEY, ALBERT t'AmmaF' Siaj, Gym Teaml Fur him was levere have at his heddes heed 8. Twenty hokes. clad in black or reed Of Aristotle and his philasophye. Than robes riche. or tithelel or gay sautrye. This is the editor of the ANNUAL Albert is very desirous of be- coming a professor of Greek and Latin, and we all hope that he will succeed. His distinguishing mark at present is his hair. the smoothness of which is remarkable. 13 BACHMAN, STANLEY Football. Baseball, All things are less dteadful than they appeartii Stanleyts plunges against the line in football struck terror into the hearts of his opponents: but he has a gentle heart. He even loveswto do other things besides play football. BAEHR, STELLA M. 0. B. 'iHow brilliant and mirthful the light of her eye, Like a star glancing out from the blue of the sky? The light of all the stars of heaven can not be compared with the brilliancy and the radiance of our one little beaming it starU at Woodward. BEISSE, ALMA HAnd her smile it seems half holy, As if drawn from thoughts more fair Than our common jestings are. Almals advice can always be relied upon. She seems to have the tact of knowing each girlis secret thoughts and she knows how to transform HJim Dumps into ti Sunny JimH without resorting to force. Peace reigns in Almats presencea BRILL, ELMA H Hence. away, hexane, begone! Carking care and melancholy? If the worst were to befall Elma. it would be impossible for her to subdue her bubbling merriment. Vcrily the poet meant Elma when he sang of tt the laugh that in the woodland rang, hemucking April's gladdest bird.

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BRITTON, BESSIE M. O. B. A mm more light, a step more true Ne'er from the heath flower dashed the dew. Even the slight hareben raised Its head Elastic from the aity mead. Bessie needs everybody's deepest sympathy. She has been collector of class dues for this year. Nevertheless her sweet disposition has not been soured by this enormous undertaking. BURCH, ROBERT Class President, M. 5., Athletic Cmmm'Hrr. Football, Tracie Team. Vim, Vigor. Victory. An apt description of Bobis fine physique and excellent work on the football and track teams. BURNS, IRENE HAfmzmzi Smj, iiOmcle Siaf. if all those young endearing charms Were to change by mmorrow and fleet Like fairy gifts away. Thou wuuldsi still be adored as this moment thou art. A belle of belles! Her charming disposition has won for her scores and scores of admirers, of both the boys and girls. CONKLIN, EMMET X.2.X., Gym Team. A worlhy young man, indeed, sir! Modest, good-natured, and diligent in study. His gait ought to be cultivated by all. 15 6. 71 8. DAVID, WILLIAM Debating Sacz'eyn Behold, how great a mailer a little fire kindleth.' William is smaii, but his power and importance is in inverse pro- portion to his stature. DAVY, ROBERTA M. O. 8., H0722512 5151717. The common mouth Too grass to express delight in praise of her. uBohi' is quite a favorite. We must congratulate her on this; she has shown what a. sweet disposition can do, even though she has been among us but two years. DAWSON, BENJAMIN Hit is as easy to count atomies as to resolve the proposiliuns of a lover. Benny claims to be mathematical; but judging from his remarkable statements during recitation, we think he is dreaming of Missii. DEPNER, LILLIE 0 heart, with kindliesr motion ever warmf' A diploma was never placed in more worthy hands than Liliieis. Four years she has struggled with the mighty wave of high school cares. Success will certainly crown her untiring efforts.