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

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THE SMUUTH HUNNTNG UE THE SEHUUL HEPE EIS U THEM Dr. Harry L. Senger, assistant principal and Dean of Boys, is a very busy man. His is the task of guiding and disciplin- ing the boys of our school, of seeing that the complicated lunch schedules, the assemblies, and the before and after school traffic run without hitches. In addition to these duties, he is advisor to the Gleam and to the Hi-Y and takes an active interest in many other organizations. Miss Olive M. Clarke, beloved by all her girls whom she counsels wisely, helps frequently, and reprimands occasion- ally, is Dean of Girls. Her wide knowledge of colleges, is an invaluable aid to girls going away to school. Her enthusi- astic sponsorship of Red Cross activities. Big Sisters, Student Aid, and Girls League does not keep her from devoting her time and interests to all the activities in which the girls of the school take part. Lefl: Miss Clarke is caught in a characteristic situation as she helps Sis Frazer in the difficult matter of choosing a college for next year.

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