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

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AT TABLE-M. A. Cullen, Sec'y.7 B. Ruth, President, Miss Curtis, Advisor, H. Walker, Vice-P es 1ST ROW WA. Marshall, H. McCaslin, M. Huklll, N. Coursey, C. Foqle. ZND ROW-B. Pereira, S. Parsons, R. Chudnof, M. Beattie, M. Lion, R. Richmond, M. Hichmo d Z Bernardirii. SRD Boylewl. Senger, I. Abrahamson, K. Baude, W. Fry, I. Magnus, B, Crutchfield C gl es ac son, 11' 4TH ROWW-P. Christensen, F, Armstrong, D. Sheridan, l-l. Frazer, K. Koch, T. Avril, C. Thomas E Kuhr STUDENT EUUNCIL The Student Council is the legislative body of Wal- nut Hills. Under the supervision of Miss Curtis, the Council endeavors to handle the problems and sug- gestions of the students. Suggestions for the general welfare of the school are first submitted to the Ex- ecutive Committee and then presented to the Coun- cil. The student body itself, as well as the members of the Council, is encouraged to submit ideas by means of a suggestion box prominently placed in the main hall. Members of the upper school council are elected from the four high school grades by their fellow classmates. Working in close cooperation with Mr. Stewart and Dr. Senger, the Student Council constitutes a strong link between the faculty and the student body.

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BIG SISTERS I t It liillnmn, M. Sherman, D. Stewart, M llukill, Z. Hernfiidini, M. Tliornlnurqh ful ltfvw M. Lion, H. Ayer, R. Broflt I' Iflliott, II. VI'eidni'n1n, I. SYTIHOH, N Wlllittitts, M. Eivlninnoi. ti I Itnw f I. Wliitelionsc, ll. Quinn, It Iltrig, M. litttvismi, M, A. Cullen, C I tltf-ty, ll. Spoln, Y. Stftnrv, ll. llse Itlt fl istvfrwg, M, L. Hmlfmts, M. Allwtny I lltiliiivqm, ll. VVAISUII, Miss Clarke OU!! Dean O qiils The leader of the girls, our dean, Miss Olive M. Clarke, is our helper, guide, and Confident. Five of her executive lingers are the live girls ol her Senior Council. To guide the girls ol the whole school, she organized the Girls' League, to lead the eifies in particular, she founded the system ol Big ww lt. Street, li. Tlioinson, E. Sisters. SENIUH BUUNIIIL lst Rowe-lvl. Iiukill, Miss Clarke M. Lion. 2nd Row--M. A. Cullen, B. Wcit- son, H. Quinn.

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lST ROW---A. Dunsky, P. Edlin, G. Hughmark, D. Dartnall, L. Egelson, 1. Vlflll, E. Ruth. FND ROW- -B. Elliott, M. Lion, B, Watson, D. Mas- tin, A. Stephenson, A. E. Fisher, I. Sebastian. 2RD ROW-V-R. Neblett, B. Gettler, C. Kennedy, R. Katz, B. Wenzel, C. Sikes, D. Iacobs. . NOT lN PICTURE-M. A. Cullen, I. Kiefer, H. Wartik. CUM LAUDE Corresponding to the honorary Phi Beta Kappa for college stu- dents is the Cum Laude for high school students. Both are national organizations based upon distinction in scholarship. Walnut Hills is one ot the two Cincinnati schools that recognizes its leaders with membership in this society. wrt, L.-g,.' f +'E- ' T -: 1 'Q 1' W kill, R. Chudnof, M. A. Cullen, M. Lion, B. Fry. ZND ROW-H. Frazer, C. stein, R. Katz, I. Glenn. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll Society is a World-Wide organization of high school students who have made particular progress in the field of journalism. The qualifications tor membership in the William Henry Venable Chapter ot the Society are outstanding work on school publications and high scholastic rating. IST ROW- L. Roth, M. Hu- Guggenheim, H, Hauen-