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

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School leaders display capability LEFT: Mr. Harold Howe,H, Principal of Walnuf Hills High School. During the summer monThs Walnuf Hills sfuden'rs eagerly scanned The papers for informmion of Their new principal, Mr. Harold Howe ll. After his appointment They learned ThenL he had been Cl naval officer in World War II and has served in Three other schools 05 Teacher, athletic coach, and principal. The greCIT expecfe'rions of The sfuden'r body were more Then fulfilled when They meT Mr. Howe. Everyone has since become well acquainted with his friendly smile and warm personality. He has won The admiration of all by quickly becoming familiar with the many functions and Traditions of Wolnuf Hills. As principal Mr. Howe welcomes any Opporfunify To counsel Troubled iuniors and seniors on 1he ever-presenf question of selecting The prop- er college. His guidance on choosing courses Is deeply appreciated by Those pupils whose programs are still In The Formative stage. Teoch- ers and sTudenTs oiike look To Mr. Howe with greof respect and inesu Timoble pride OS 0 leader in educofion who will surely confinue To uphold the prestige of Walnut Hills High School in scholarship and prepormion for college and later life. 12

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FACULTY 'l'l

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and undersTanding in Few sTudenTs realize how much our ossisTonT prin- cipal, Mr. Howard L. Luedeke, conTribuTes To The or- gonionion of The school. In a quieT 0nd efficienT manner, Mr. Luedeke handles such specific respon- sibiliTies as managing The Traffic Squad, Studenf AThleTics, The Supply STore, The Book Room, and STU- denT CourT. As ossisTonT principal, he is in charge of boys CITTendGnce and discipline. His services have also proved invaluable To our new principal in help- ing To acquaint him wiTh The inTricocies of WelnuT Hills. This pasT year, Mr. Luedeke hos porticulorlv apprecieTed The fine school spiriT and hopes ThoT iT will conTinue in The fuTure along wiTh our high scho- lesTic sTondcsrd. Serving always as c: cheerful, capable adviser in all The problems of WalnuT Hills girls is Miss Olive M. Clarke, The Dean of Giris. To The hopelessly con- fused effie she is o guideposT in 0 maze. To The sen- ior puzzled abouT college she is c: wise counselor, who arranges group inTerviews for sTudenTs with CO!- iege represenTcTives. Miss Clarke helps oil girls Troubied by grades, program planning, or crcTiviTies. Each Tuesday 0T noon she meeTs wiTh Senior Coun- cil. She supervises STudenT Aid and Big SisTers, cmd wriTes endless recommendoTions. Thus Miss Clarke greole influences The fuTure of each girl at Weinuf Hills. adminisTraTion ABOVE: Mr. Howard Luedeke, AssisTonT Prin- cipul. ABOVE: Miss Olive M. Clarke, Dean of Girls. 13