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

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MR. LEONARD P. STEWART Principal aBClftCI.' El ittle than 21 feat Deal of I-IC2Il'tb1'C21 n Everyone from effies to seniors has at some time known the fair and wise counsel of Mr. Leonard P. Stewart. While at first in awe of him, stu- dents soon discover his fine sense of humor and his interest in each one of them. Although his day is always very busy, if the student feels the need of advice about courses or the choice of a college, Mr. Stewart always finds time to dis- cuss the problem and to give helpful advice. Through his untiring work, Walnut Hills has gained its reputation for high standards of edu- cation among the colleges all over the country. Miss Marguerite Shigley, Mr. Stewart's efficient secretary, and her capable assistant, Mrs. Bertha Ewald, see to routine tasks which make school life run smoothly. If a college application blank needs to be filled or a program changed, or if there is a stamp sale or a collection to be taken care of, the staffs of the various offices are ready with their friendly and cheerful support. As a further help, Miss Marilyn Rohrmeier, the school treasurer, takes care of all money collected for various purposes during the year and handles the accounts for the clubs.