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

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The Remembrancer, 1935 Leonard P. Stewart Although he has been Principal of Walnut Hills less than a year, Mr. Stewart has already demonstrated his excellent capability for superintending the affairs of the school and his talent for adapting himself quickly and easily to the customs and institutions prevalent here. The enthusiam and cooperation which he offers to every activity and project of the school testifies as to his wholehearted interest in its welfare. We are certain that in the years to come, the high reputation of its scholastic ability and of its pursuit of the classical studies will be continued and promoted under the leadership of such a principal. Clive Nl. Clarlce As Dean of Girls in Walnut Hills, Miss Clarke enjoys a threefold responsibility. She administers justice tempered with mercy in dealing with disciplinary problems. As a counselor and guide she endears herself to every girl who seeks her advice. Perhaps her most important work, however, is in furthering girls, activities and interests in the school. To this end she has organized the Senior Council and the Girls' League. As the result of her untiring effort, each year Miss Clarke proves herself more valuable to the organization of the school. Harry I.. Senger As Assistant Principal Dr. Senger carries a great deal of the responsibility of executing the various details of school management. His duties are numerous. In the execution of these duties he finds himself acting as adviser for all of the boys in the school, administer- ing disciplinary measures, supervising traffic problems, arranging special program schedules, and advising the Student Council, to mention only a few. Surely Dr. Senger is indispensable to the orderly management of Walnut Hills. N Iilll'

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The Remembrancer, 1935 TEACHER WAYNE GREGORY MARIE BECKER LAURA RENFROW GRACE BLASBERG HENRIETTA ASHBROOK ANNA PETERSON RUTH HARTLIEB PAUL LIASKINS WILMA HUTCHISON Not shown above MARIE LOUISE DA'v1s COLLEGE Northwestern University University of Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Ohio State University University of Cincinnati University of Cincinnati University of Chicago University of Cincinnati Columbia University University of Cincinnati Miami University Ohio State University Ten SUBJECTS ACTIVITII S 'English Junior Dramatic C lub Remembranrer Mathematics Latin Physical Girls, intramural education sports and swim ming French French C lub Latin Mathematics Girls' Jun1o1 Debating Club History and Ninth Grade Civics civics Club Tennis Club Stamp Club English The Gleam Latin and Spanish