Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ALERT REPORTERS THOROUGHLY COVER SCHOOL EVENTS Taking fime ouf fo enioy reading +he resulfs of Hieir efforis are .Miss Wal+ers, Advisory and Ann Sfubbs and Karen Sprmgmyef. C0'Edli0f5- Deadline Today! Siaff members 'femporarily leave iheir pariicular duiies +o rush Hue vilal copy info produc+ion. Busy a+ fhis job are P. Hohnrofh, Business Managery B. Gerhardi, Ari EcIi+org M. Allen, Exchange Ediiorg J. Cuiler, Phofo- grapherg and S. Heidrich, Ari Edifor.

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Something amusing catches the attention of B. Spreen, Circulation Manage rg J. Bococlr, Copy Editor, R. Weisenberger, Exchange Eclitorg T. Angus, Sports Editor, B. Sparrow, Feature Editor, and P. Wuncl, Sports Editor. THE BREEZE STAFF WORKS TO ACHIEVE A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Write the news in an accurate, ethical and im- partial manner.. Hold our student body together and uphold our schoolis name and scholastic standards. Bring worthwhile events to the attention of the students and faculty and promote just causes. With their plattorm as a goal, this year's Breeze Statt began work last tall, Using the invaluable assistance ot the journalism class and the Western l-lills Publishing Company. they achieved an admirable success. Each issue ot the l'Breeze was a result ot hours ot concentrated ettort on the part ot all concerned. Every individual had to consider his own particular iob as being vital to the papers success. Care- lessness on the part ot one member could have been respon- sible tor a complete issue being ruined. Co-editors Ann Stubbs and Karen Springmyer, and advisor, Miss Walters. were constantly on hand to see that the prOdUctiOn PGH smoothly. Because ot the staths love ot writing, loyalty to the school, and desire tor improvement, it was able to pro- duce a year ot delighttul Breeze issues.

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Miss Greensmifh guides her class in English III io an undelsianding of The values ol liferaiu re. . . THE TEMPLE THE TEACHER BUILDED Miss Peferson gives ouf repori cards in her homeroom. WILL. LAST WHlLE THE AGES ROLL . . 'Tor The Temple The Teacher buildecl was a childs immor- ial soul. We believe 'rhai These inspiring worcls apply To our Teachers ai Wesiern Hills, Though we may someiimes lose sighf of Thai Taci in The seeihing meiropolis Thai is our school. Amid The husile oi performing homeroom duiies, conducling class, and marking papers, Teachers Jrhemselves ofien have To recaplure 'rhe principal ideals oi 'rheir pro- Tession. Few persons, however, show The clevoiion io Their pro- iession Thai Jreachers do. Our Teachers come early and slay laie wiihoui ihouqhi of overiime pay. They consianlly confer wilh pupils loeiore and afier school, giving help and encour- agement They sponsor clubs and chaperone dances. They ailend Commiiiee meelings, remake curriculum bulleiins, and conrinually read io keep abreasi of educafion progress. They are Tirm, yelr warm, sincere, and underslancling, They are fine leaders for us To follow, and we wish io 'rhanlc 'rhem for Their clevoiecl guidance.