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

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Mr. Shauck guides iunior high Ralph Waldo Emerson said, HNothing great in this life is ever accomplished without enthusiasmf, Neither are ,www the smaller, less important tasks. as Mr. Ralph Shauck, junior high principal of Western Hills, well knows. Being principal of junior high students is a mightier job than the average on-looker would suppose. The many and varied duties of this post need a man of well rounded know- ledge in the fields of psychology, education. and business organization. Mr. Shauck's possession of this knowledge would be incomplete. though. without his spirit of enthusi- asm. This spirit is continually strengthened by the alert efforts of his secretary and office aids. Their careful bookkeeping and thoughtful encouragement help to lighten his daily work. The final spark of enthusiasm is added by the many seventh. eighth, and ninth grade students who come to his office daily for advice. This daily contact with the student body. faculty, and variety of visitors demands diplomacy, intelligence, perseverance. plus unending energy and determination. lVlr. Shauck combines these virtues with his priceless enthusiasm to form his complete success. MR. RALPH SHAUCK Assistant Principal These devils and angels, portions ot the eighth grade world, meet with their guardian to discuss pressing problems.

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MR. RICHARD HOBSON Assistant Principal There must be an easier way to earn a living! remarks Mr. Hobson thinking of problems he faces as he views the line-up on the mourners' bench. Mr. Hobson enforces order It would seem reasonable to hire three people to accomplish all the duties of an assistant principal, yet these duties are delegated to only one man-Mr. Hobson. Dedicated to running a smooth functioning administration, he performs his duties with never ceasing enthusiasm and consideration. Yet throughout his continuous schedule Mr. Hobson, who is always willing to lend a helping hand, maintains a cordial and courteous attitude. One task as- signed to him is the correction and guidance of those who momentarily go astray. This duty, as Well as his other duties, Mr. Hobson performs with a sincere interest and enthusiasm, Truly, this familiar figure is one who holds our deep and sincere respect and admiration. ,,.,.,N, ff2 f'- . , fi

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MR. CONGER is the etticient counselor 'For the senior class of '59 and tor sophomore boys. MRS. HENlNGER'S duties and obligations this year were to counsel and console iuniors and sophomore girls, Introducing our counselors Western Hills students have an opportunity to receive 533155.35573 expert guidance in planning for the future. With books, pug: Kiwi? , pamphlets, and aptitude tests as their aid, counselors are able to do an excellent job. Along with helping the students plan their future, our advisors also concern them- selves with the problems that are confronting the pupils as they face the growing responsibilities of a complex world. l Catalogues, lricls, and conversations captivate and hold the attention ' of our conscientious counselors - Mrs. Heninger and Mr. Conger. MISS MARIAN ROTHERT 20