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

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Lessons Learned from the Past Interest IS the key to the advancement of our clty government Our Social Studies Department encourages Interest In both clvvc and International affalrs Thus promotes a strong feeling of cltnzenshlp and responslbnluty toward Cmclnnatr By a study of the Roman era the French monarchles the oerlod of Church supremacy modern dlctatorshups and many other hnstorlcal peruods vve dlscover the mustakes and accomplushments of these systems Thus enables us to understand more clearly the problems now facing our clty The seventh and eighth grades develop a sound foundation of geography and hlstory Thus IS Indispensable to the exact study of ancsent medleval and modern histories later ID high school Eco nomacs and soclology are offered only In the sensor year Here Walnut I-IlIIs presents a close relattonshrp of aII phases of hustory as they affect modern problems Completzon of the courses In the great fteld of soclal studues results ID formation of a Iceener under standung of our cuty vvhuch wall be ours to govern In the future BELOW FIRST ROW Mlss Elda Baechle Mr James Caldwell Mlss Margaret Dunphy Mr Ray Farnham SECOND ROW Mr Dean Glacomettl Mass Dorothy Levensohn THIRD ROW Mlss Helen canford Mass Margaret Schwenker FAR BELOW Ancvent hlstory gives a background of earluer cultures IU ,gf 16 . . I . I . l . I I an f 2 Y J I f' V I I X 0 'I I X , ,. . ,T l I' -. R 31 4' 'II

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FAR ABOVE Biology students examine a pitcher plant In their study of the relatlonshlp between plants and anlmals ABOVE Miss Etta Elberg Miss Chrlstlne Hens Dr Ray Lambert Mr Thomas E Welsh Theories and Appllcatlons The tragrant scent ot hydrogen sulphide vvhnch drntts through the halls ot Walnut l-lnlls IS a constant reminder ot the science courses ottered here With blology and the more speclallzed sublect Zoology vve learn about lrvlng organisms We are taught about the greatest lrvrng organism In physrology and cannot help benng substances ot materuals and the forces ot nature Through trlal error and suttocatlon vve grasp some ot natures mysterues In Cunclnnatu s laboratorues men constantly vvorlc with test tubes and mlcroscopes tor lndustry as zmproved vvhen a synthetic maternal as developed Lives are saved vvhen an unknown us mastered Whale sclence nn Crncunnatv moves on to greater achnevements vve rn hugh school acaulre knowledge ot scuentutlc procedure The mucro scope becomes our teacher the test tube our Illustrator and expert ments our loy and encouragement Certannly scuentnsts are born sn our labs along with odors created there 'I8 I I Q , . amazed in chemistry and physics when vve learn about the . , - . I , . . . ., . . l l I -