Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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.

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DEITERLE, ANNA 5. H No sword of wrath her right arm whirled. Talk about good nature! Anna certainly possesses loads of it. Ask her how she and Trix prepared their lessons at night. She will convince you that the telephone is a very useful apparatus. DOCK, OLIVER X.2.X,, HOmaha Sfaj, Manager Faoiball Tram, Art League, Committee an Awards, Athletic Cnmmr'ftee, Debatmg 6 Society. And so i penned It down, until at last it came to be For length and breadth, the bigness which you see. YesV Oliver, you have done well. We are proud of our editor and our paper which under your direction has increased not only in Hbigness but also in quality. 7. DODDS, POCAHONTAS Thought resigned, a quiet mlncL Behold the young lady who never gets excited, she has never been known to lose her head. It now and then. a cloud happens to cross her countenance. do not attribute it to ili-nature; remember, she studies chemistry! 8 DORNSEIFER, STANLEY X. 2. X. , Debating Society. ii What means this passionate discourse. This peroratinn with such circumstance? it is but one 01' Stanleyis resounding declamations which thrill his hearers, and make his oratoricai rivals tremble. l7 EBERLING, CARL II. 1,. M., Cadefs, Baseball. One blast upon his bugle horn Were worth a thousand men. He, like Orpheus. moves all creatures by his notes, for when his call is heard, the cadets without effort or command fall into their proper ranks. EHA, CHARLES Debating Society. studious nf ease, and fund at humble Ihings? Charles is a quiet, easy-going young man, generally seen with a bland smile upon his countenance; content to comment upon some one elseis translation of Virgil. ENDERES, DOROTHY Stayed in peace with God and man. Dolly's school career seems unruffled. but without doubt. she. like the rest of us, meets with obstacles too. We nccdnit worry though, Dolly has a strong determination which all her classmates envyt FAHNESTOCK, LEROY II. 1'. M., Debating Society, iiAmnmlii Business Staj. And teach me how To name the bigger light. and how the less That burn by day and night Here is :1 boy somewhat scientitically inclined. eSpecially toward astronomy. ilt Virgil had been a star-gazer he probably would have met with Leroyis approvai.i