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

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FAR ABOVE LEFT Students fund source materual un our spacuous lubrary RIGHT Mrs Murphy prepares sophomore gurls for chour and glee club ABOVE Muss Helen Carson Muss Helen Wulkunson lubraruans Mr Olun Bluckensderfer unstrumental musuc Mrs Nelle C Murphy Mr John Martun vocal musuc Apprecuatuon and Research One ot the tunest comparusons between Walnut l-lulls and the cuty us un the tueld of musuc The cuty prudes utselt ot uts Symphony Orchestra uts May Festuvals and the wealth ot musucal extravaganzas that fund theur way yearly to the Cuncunnatu stage Our Musuc Department prudes utselt on approachung or un theur own way ruvalung these protessuonal ventures The Walnuts Sprung Concert and other orchestral performances have proved that thus hugh mark can be attauned The A Cappella Chaur gauned specual recognut on thus year tor uts performance wuth the Cuncunnatu Symphony Orchestra at uts Chrustmas Concert Contunued growth un the musucal held adds much to the actuve part our school plays un the cultural lute ot Cuncunnatu The lubrary wuth uts gracuous domed root and Corunthuan pullars us one ot our most pruzed assets Here we come to seek materual tor class work and un so doung learn the use ot the card catalogue and the Readers Guude Thus well eauupped department stands as a symbol ot the classucal educatuon ottered here 19 vs vi tl 1' tr -.gg I , l ,4 1 I 1 1 I - . . , . , - 0 l ' 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 4 - 1 1 . u . . W . . . . 1 1 , . . .

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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 -

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Beauty CrafTs and Home Art and deslgn have a defsnute place In th Ilves of all of us an Crnclnnatl We have many examples of bulldungs executed an both modern and classic forms The Union Terminal and The Terrace Plaza the Court House and our own buuldung Here at Walnut Halls a Two perlod course rs offered Special art however as Taken only with The Instructors approval IT IS Intense and complete causlng The student to agree aT :Ts Termlnatlon that Art IS The great and una versal refinement A course ID shop as offered To lower school boys Deallng wlth wood working and metal crafts It is a welcome rellef from The grind of academlc work Mechanucal drawung as Included for Those who someday wlll need experience In draftmg Essentials of home management are learned by seventh and enghth grade gurls They master The baslc stltches ID sewlng Part of The course un cookung us care of kntchen equupment and utensuls and actual preparatuon of foods and sauces RIGHT Mass Laura Bellvllle Mrs Ida Carmichael and Mr Edward Dau teruch art BELOW Mass Edna Moor man home economlcs Mr Martm Peterson Industrial arts BELOW RIGHT Mrs Carmnchael ns lustly proud of the fme work whuch comes out of her klln 20 I I . . . . S . . : l I , . . ' . I I . . . , . . . ' 1 . . . I ,, . .- ' ll f . . . i . . . I 1 . . I l y I - ' , ' 2 - ' , . . ' 2 . ' fig , V E4 , , , W .Eg u tg: ' I' ' Ie,