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

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r union! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Clockwise: Bob Molehr, Vice Presidenh Bob Wuerfu, Treasurer Chormy Burrer, Secretory, John Goldsberry, President 25

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GraduaTion day-The climax oT our six years C1TVVC1lnUTl'lillSl l-low we looked forward To ThaT day as The goal OT all our work and dreams. As we waTched The cornmencemern oT The class oT l947, more Than a Tevv oT Us envisioned our own graduaTion, The milesTone in The pasf ThaT prepared Us Tor The TuTure. 24

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AlThough The junior closs hos been onxiously looking Torword To nexT yeor, when They will be The leoders of The school, They have noT been siTTing idly by wc1iTing. They hove been accom- plishing many Things which The school will re- member. ln The Tield of dromo, The Junior DromoTics Club producTion of 'HorrieT, in which many juniors showed Their obiliTy, was ouTsTonding. ln The Taming of The Shrew, The Shokespeor- eon ploy of The yeor, many exTro porTs were Token by juniors, who goined voluoble Troining Tor nexT yeor's producTion. The PeonuTs oT '48 showed once oigoin ThoT oi junior class is copoble oT sToging ond producing ci reol success. Along wiTh The PeonuTs we Think oT The VVolnuTs of '48 , in which The juniors olso showed Their Tol- enTs. They hold poirTs in The conTinuiTy, The Pony Chorus, ond The vocol chorus. Some oT Them olso helped by poinTing scenery c1ndToking core oT The lighTing eTTecTs in The producTions. Mony juniors Tound posiTions in The Rodio Guild os scripTwriTers and announcers. ln The Tield oT music, The juniors helped carry on The TrodiTion of VVcilnuT Hills Tor Tine music. A large number Tound ploces in The A Coppelloi Choir. The bond and The orchesTro cilso Tound much of Their ToilenT in The junior closs. FuTure journolisTs Tound work on The publica- Tions, The ChoTTerbox, The Gleom, and The Remembroncer. Some were forTunoiTe enough To be elecTed To Quill ond Scroll os o reword Tor Their hord work. OT The moiny diTTerenT ocTiviTies, The juniors were perhaps mosT prominenT in oThleTics. Be- sides helping The Teoms considerably by Their hord work, They received voiluoble experience Tor nexT year when They will be The bockbone of The various Teams. lvlony junior girls were olso cicTive members oT G.A.A. OT The vorious clubs oT WolnuT Hills, The Y- Teens, Girls' Leoigue, The CurrenT HisTory Club, The diTTerenT loingucige clubs, and all The oTher orgonizoiTions To which They were eligible Tound Their membership enloirged by juniors. Their diligence ond conscienTious eTTorT could be seen in one oT The mosT imporTonT orgonizo- Tions oT The school, The STudenT Council. Here They ocTed os fine examples To The oTher sTudenTs ond helped uphold The TroidiTion oT sTudenT de- mocrocy c1T WolnuT Hills. Thus in every woy The juniors have shown Their reodiness Tor The duTies oT o senior. To Them will come oll The privileges, oill The respon- sibiliTy of senioriTy. They ore Tully owore oT The Tasks They will Toce, The problems They will have To solve, ond in Their yeors oT WolnuT Hills They have been preparing Themselves To meeT Them. To Them, and To Those who Tollow, we of The class of '48 soy, Good luck! gil HOME ROOM H1-ROW 'lz Carter, R., Weller, H., Davies, C., Lay, D., Bishop, B., DeCamp, C., WinTerhalTer, J., Bybee, P., Brill, R., Weiser, N ROW 2: Dalzell, J., Cramer, D., Ullman, L., Esferkin, J., Whitney, J., Hersh, B., Green, L., Mehorney, J., Wiseman, D., PoTTs, J., Byers, A. ROW 3 G en, C., McGill, B., Offenjohn, T., Stirsman, D., Ehrenfeld, J., Dunaway, E., FrosT, H., Jercher, J., MarTin, T., Fern, D. NOT IN PICTURE: Lamb J Wuerful, R.