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

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FOREWORD We are living in a modern age, throbbing with the activity of machines. Yet, in our days at Walnut Hills, we have come into constant centact with the classical learning which our school particuiarly emphasizes. in this book we have tried to balance the modern mood with that of the Classical as all life should be. It in the Future, by looking through this annual your memory returns to the happy days spent in Wai- nut Hills, we Oi THE REMEMBRANCER staH 0F Nineteen Hundred and Thirty- three shall Feel that our ettorts have been well spent. EDWARD J. FASOLD

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The Remembrancer NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE The Official Annual Pubh'cation of the Student Body of WALNUT HILLS H IG H SCHOOL Cincinnati, Ohio EDWARD J. FASOLD GEORGE HEFT Editor Publication Manager

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DEDICATION To AMOS M. CRANE and HERMAN E. NEWMAN TQGChGFS who have guided many generations of Walnut Hills High School students through the anxieties and joys 0F their last year in the public school, we aFFectionately dedicate our year Book OF 1933. Ever the remembrance of their kindness, Forebedrance, and cultural attainments will serve as a beacon light along the pathway 0F our spiritual lives.