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

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Miss Owe M Clarke Dean ef Girls Mr Henry W Schroeder Assistant Pruncupal Every gurls has at some tume meet the wuse couns l of Muss O v lvl Clark our Dean ot Gurls Muss Clarkes cheerful personaluty com buned wuth her sound advuce make tor her an eternal place un the hcarts ot the gurls ot Walnut Hulls Hugh School Although always busy Muss Clarke us never too busy to duscuss school problems wuth any gurl As part ot her responsubuluty she sponsors the Gurls Leagu .udent Aud Bug Susters and Student Ushers and meets the S nuor Councul twuce a week The Browsung Room us always tull d wuth students readung college catalogues receuvung wuse advuc or help ung out un the ottuce Mr Henry VV Schroeder our always smulung hard workung assustant pruncupal has un a short tume become a tamuluar fugure un our school lte Besudes hus regular dutues Mr Schroeder s rves as advus r to the Junuor Hu Y to the Student Court and to the Trattuc Squad Hus ottuce us never empty of people or cheertulness Thos ot us who have met hum as a duscuolunaruan have found hum tour and uust The boys who look to Mr Schroeder as well as to Mr Stewart tor advuce know that they wull always receuve wullung help 0' Mrs Lunnea Anderson, secretary to the dean of girls: Mrs. Magdalene Helwig, secretary to the assistant principal: Miss Marguerite Shigley, secretary to the principa'. ll

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Mr Leonard P Stewart Prlnclpcl Under Capable Dlrechon No pupll could go through Wolnut Halls wlthout ot som tum com :ng Into contoct with Mr Leonord P Stewort our prlnclpol Awe ond cm certonn omount ot trlght ore expernenced ot tn st But Mr Stevvort soon dlspels thot ulluslon by has klndly understondlng ond rooms to counsel puplls on theur selection of sublects tor the next yeor From has wide experience ond boclcground ne s well quoll fled to help confused students keep stronght on mopors ond mnnors ond crednts Senlors hnd Mr Steworts odvlce esp clol y voluolol IH choosing the college best suited to them 10 O O . , , . . . good humor. In the spring ot eoch yeor Mr. Stevvort visits the clcess- . . . I , l , r . . e 1 e

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People and Their Problems House lights dim the curtain rls s another theat r season opens in Cincinnati Anne at a Thousand Days and As You Like It are but tvvo at the splendid plays presented to the theater patrons of Cincinnati this year Yet mere attendance at these p rformances does not indicate appreciation Education breeds appreciation The English department at Walnut Hills leads the way in this field The tlrst two years are devoted to preparation After this p riod styl theme and character become more important than plot Then the student begins to become acquainted with the modern concept ot literature Shakespeare with his great genius over shadows all in our senior year we come to know him not only as the most outstanding playwright ot all time but also as the intensely human person that he was With this wide knowledge ot English we have acquired a firm foundation tor our later edu cation and a beginning ot an appreciation at the greater things ing the world LEFT TO RIGHT Miss Esther Cahill Mrs Katherine Lappa Miss Eeonor McDevitt Miss FAR BELOW Seniors learn of old England from Chaucer l'!fJ Z 12 O U C ' ' ' ' ll l V I ll IT ' ll . . . . 1 8 e, , ' . . ' .... I . . Etta O'Hara. BELOW: Miss Wilma Hutchison, Mr. Harold lnskeep. , . N x , H r LC E it 1 K V, U T, Tw 1, '- uflf X