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

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Ancient Greeks coinnieinora ted the deeds ol' their youth on ornate urns and vases. The lainous lootraces on the grassy stadia . . . the lectures ol: Aristotle and Plato . . . the sailing of the young men to the distant wars . . . all were recorded in stories told by sculptors and artists on lovely vases. Now these twenty four centuries later, the youth of 1958 still record their lives and triuniphs, no longer on vases and urns, but in treasured high school yearbooks. The bitterly fought Elder ganie . . . the famous, il' noxious, chemistry experiments . . . the dreainy dancing at the Senior Prom . . . every golden nionient has been preserved with equal warinth and beauty in the VVestern Hills Annual of 1958. CoNTr:N'rs LUJ!f!.J4lfl-..VJlLsQJ' l. The Golden Years of Learnmg ll. The Golden Years of Activity

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The Art of Learning For thirty Golden Years the proud gray structure we fondly call XN'est I-li has radi- ated the light and truth of modern educa- tion. Froin the stolid Works of Cicero, to the whimsical writings of Ogden Nash . . from the logic and synnnetry of inathenia- tics to the marvelous phenomena of physics . . . in all phases of scholastic life, teachers encourage the ingenuity of the future citi- zens of our ever expanding connnunity. 59 frwf' is -..J . , Lt Q 1 Q T : - V. I X l iii ei: lf f' Y QCA:-fe Xa - I L