Woodward High School - Treasures Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARTHA MUTH, ViceiPresident Class lIO-lll, Dramatic Club, Art League, Athletic As- sociation, Tennis Club. uSo sweet in temper that the very stars shine soft upon her?' Martha is one of our social queens. Be it a dance, a picnic or a bean-bake, she is on the committee, running things in great style. She engineered the ilA girlsl reception with more than ordinary tact and skill. Among her numerous charms, enjoyed by both sexes, she has a smile that brightens up her gloomy comrades like Hthe sun upon a wintry day? HELEN TAYLOR, Class Secretary, ltAnnual Staff, thracle Staff, Dramatic Club, Choral Club. tiQueen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. Helen is one of the sweetest and most lovable girls that ever entered Woodward. She stands as one of the highest in all of her classes, and when it comes to giggling, she can outstrip anyone. Helen considers sausages the funniest things in the world. She is wild over music and is certainly a genius along that line. She even composes and also distinguishes herself as a violin accompanist. Helen expects to go to the U. C. next year, and in addition is going to study theory and composition at the College of Music. 2 I

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EDWARD J. WUEST, . Class President, Captain Cadets, Orchestra, tlAnnuaYl Staff? Oracle Staff, Tennis Club, Dramatic Club. Saying with a loud voice: Woe !-Woe leWoe l-Maud Pl Enter darling Edward, the pride and President of our Class. lDonW blame him for the latter; he couldnlt help itJ Edward is many things and tries to be many more. What he is, see above; what he tries to be-wcll, here are some: Machinist, ladyls man, brave, actor, yarn merchant tto bel, wit tnever to bel, etc., etc. Besides which, Ed plays the piano and speaks what he claims is Spanish. Than about all we can afford to tell about Ed, because he knows the writer. Ed is a tine fellow and makes a strong friend, of whom any one could be proud ELMER RUEHL, Dramatic Club, Gym Team, Swimming Team, Oratorical Contest, Class Treasurer. There must be some good in a man who blushes? Here we have a bunch of celebrities rolled into one. If Ruehl turned into a poet, musician, actor, detective or a book agent, we wouldnlt feel surprised in the least. To begin with, ElmeHs role of the disappointed lover in the play was acted to perfection. His recitations on Shakespeare in the English Class are so deep that even Miss Arm- strong begs a second explanation. And did you ever hear that boy tickle the keys ? My, oh, my! but he can-but we must stop, or the Editofs blue pencil will get busy. Ruehl is so handy all around that everybody can wish him success, and feel assured that he will get it. 20

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WILLIAM WERNER, Editor ilAnnualfi Leader Orchestra, ,Quartermaster Cadets, Dramatic Club, Tennis Club, thracle Staff, Class Treasurer ,09310. uWhat I donlt do isnit doing. If all that is known were to be told about ll-Billfi the number of pages in the Annual would have to be increased, while the number of sales would probably decrease. Were we to tell about tiWilPsii achievements and failures, the latter of which are, alas! all too many, in French, machine-shop and composition, and of his wonderful GU uoice and his manly carriageebut why recount all of these things if we are not to be more specific about them? Surely everybody knows llBill, and of this they will be proud when he has won fame as a great musician. LUCJEN S. CARR, Business Manager Annual, Dramatic Club, Oratorical Contest, Choral Club. uGenius is mainly an affair of energyf3 Herels the boy who made this book what it is. To him all honor. Lucien is a hustler from the word go, and witness this, his handiwork. How he managed to llhustle adsf sing in the Choral Club, enter the oratorical contest, etc., etc., no one knows. But the results in every organization show his true worth. His business push will land him on the top some day, and we will all be prouder than ever to have known him. 22