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

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Written and Oral Expression Among the Important features ot a clty are the dolly newspapers We depend on them tor complete detalled news lts editorials crystallze oplnnon and thus attect tremendously the hte ot the cnty Wuth such an 9XlSlIDQ power each cltlzen must make certain that lt IS used constructively This as the arm ot lournalusm at Walnut l-l lls Pupxls are taught to dlstlnguush between tabloids and news papers that attempt to guve tactual accounts of the day s news Thus us only one of the ways IU which Walnut l-lllls glves practical edu cation tor everyday llvmg No accompllshment can mean so much as the ablllty to speak well lt may be only convlncung your nelghbor to vote your way o It may be tellmg a story wlth effect at a party It may be rusmg to address an assembly with poise and confidence Whatever the srtuatlon to d velop thus assurance us the fundamental purpose ot th Speech Department at Walnut Hills Mlss Mary Louise Schroth publications Mr Wayne Gregory speech Mass Frleda Lotze speech FAR BELOW Journallsm students explore the workings of ca lngton Mass Vrvlon Ross SECOND ROW Mass Mabel Schwelkert Miss Anne Qutherland ,ana t if 13 . . . l r. tame' 'f an :gi 7 Wk ff' 17 W, BELOW-FIRST ROW: Miss Beulah Pur- Q Q :' . ' . I . 'I Ml W fl l 1 Q g Rl f' 5 X 1.5 pf K5 I ' - ,l ' 5 1 1 ' .

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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

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'i ABOVE FIRST ROW Mlss Bernice Bart Iett Mrs Dlxle Campbell SECOND ROW Mr ArthurT Condlt Mrs Madge Galbreath RIGHT Mass Rosemary Hope Mass Laura Ruffe Mrs Laura Renfrow RIGHT TOP Student learn that Clceros speeches illustrate conclse wrntmgs aAAAAr Heritage from the Ancients Colles luglandes Come on Latin students and see It you can decode thus Even It a couple of these words have you battled you must admit that your Latin education has helped you at one time or another especially to detect the meaning of Ars Gratua Artis at the begun nnng ot a movie Your Latin background will continue to and you throughout your whole lute and as long as you speak the English language Thus IS true because more than halt of our language IS of Latun dernvatlon or orngln and thus the study of Latzn gnves you a basic knowledge for grammar and vocabulary It you should take a place as a doctor or lawyer among the pro fesslonal men of Clncnnnatl, you can stall be proud ot the toundatlon which you received durnng your hugh school days ln case you are stlll puzzlnng over the opening paragraph, you might be unter ested to know these words stand for the school which has given you the opportumty to become well acquainted wnth thus Important sublect, Walnut Halls I4 .KX K , . . : . . ' , . . : , I I 1 'Iv . - I Q . I o ll o Il I I ' I