Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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EASTO'N, RUSSELL, 2. A. T., A A Basket Ball Team, Football Team. Sweetness long drawn out. Herets that husky athlete that yowve heard so much about. Hasntt he pretty curls. though? But, oh. my! You ought to see him dance! Superfine! We said that he has made a tremendous hit with the fair coeds. How could he really help that? And then, too, there is his athletic prowess. A man of might is he! You should see how gracefully he can jump over a rope or turn a handspring! Russ likes to watch the smoke ascending in a cloud so slowha puffia puff hit seems to be a specialty of his, and we fear that he is apt to indulge too often in the fistic combat. We sincerely hope that he will overcome this tendency and be peaceable with the rest of us. And now let us wish him success! EHA, WALTER, There is a lad here. Start something doing and you can rely on Eha to be a firm supporter of your undertaking. All of us unanimously declare him to he a. Johnny-on-the- spot. Some Will say he is so quiet, but dontt you believe it. If given a chance he will chew your arm offt Quiet! He is not only very talkative, but even garrulous. He is beloved by the donkey who continually calls for him, t'Ee-haw! Ee-hawl't But he tells us that he is 110 relative of Maud. 17

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COCHRAN, FRANCES ERMINA, 3.3.. M. 0.3., ORACLE Staffh hShe had a rustic, woodland air And she was wildly clad; Her eyes were fair and very fair, Her beauty made me glad. This lofty, bold and brave maiden is bound to go to the dogs. Yes, every little stray dog Without a friend Will attract Frances, and at any time or place you may 11nd her, down on her knees fondly embracing the poor dumb animal, Alas! she is not nearly so aifectionate to her human friends. But, nevertheless, she delights us with her idiotic phrases so artistically uttered. She had a. spontaneous desire the other day to be a trained nurse, and we are confident that, With her rice complexion and smiling face, she would make a most charming one. CRAMER, ELIZABETH, B. B. M. 0. B. h'If to her Shah'- some feminine errors fall, Look on her face and you'll forget them all. Our Bess is the center of a circle of admiring friends. But Bess is not purely ornamental, for she has become an expert in the art of making fudge. This she and her uboon companion, Ruthy, concoct to. the sorrow of those who like it too well. Perhaps you didn't know that Bess is an artist She and Dr. Jones won't forget the latter, pleasm can work wonders in the painting line. But Bess. throwing away all this talent, wants to he a kinder- garten teacher. We Wish her success, and are sure that she will make a charming nmatron. 16

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CROUSE, LAURA LOUISE, ORACLE Staff. tt 'Tis only noble to be good; Kind hearts are more than curonets.u Behold that authoress of short stories! We have mueed enjoyed those well-written and always pleasing storiettes, which have added so much to the attractiveness of the ORACLE. Louise adores chemistry, and We think that some day she will be an H2S manufacturer. Besides, she is a suffragist, and her highest ambition is to be President of the United States. Louise knows tan awful lot about Literature. Often, when we have come upon some queer- sounding and dimcult passage, she has relieved and saved us by answering before Miss Armstrong had a chance to call on any of the rest of us. And we certainly have appreciated the timely aid. CURLISS, MAUDE MARY, In vlrtucs nothing could surpass her. Maude is popular for two things-lirst, her cooking, and, second, her ex- cellent answers in Literature. But she is famed for her voice. Maude is a warbler-yes, she actually sang in the May Festival Chorus. Maybe she will be soloist some year-and then want we be proud? Maude has been a most conscientious student, and has stored up much knowledge these four years. She has also stored up many admiring friends, whose best wishes go with her in anything she may ever undertake. 18