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s AXA, ABOVE: Walnut Hills' rare beauty is set off by its resplendent landscape. The dome rises amid a natural setting X , The appearance of our modern, well-proportioned school building is augumented by its picturesque setting. Twen- ty-six acres of rolling, wooded hills, open green fields, ample athletic facilities, the teachers' and students' park- ing lots, and our new four-lane driveway constitute the attractive school grounds. As originally planned, the foot- ball field was to be located across Jonathan Avenue, while a hard ball diamond was to be built where the track and football field is now located. Our spacious intramural fields were to have been a large parking lot. The Walnut Hills campus garbed in autumn's vari-colored robes or spring's new foliage is a memorable picture.
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Our school stands proudly on the h1ll fe. f. , i X, Q if Rising high on the hill above Victory Parkway, Walnut Hills High School affords an impressive picture. In 1931 the completion of this building fulfilled the dreams of those who attended the original school built in 1895 on the corner of Ashland and Burdett. Modeled after the Uni- versity of Virginia, the school has thirty-one rooms, and a fine auditorium and gym. The counseloris office has been the only addition to the school. This spring Walnut Hills took on a brightened appearance because of a com- plete painting job, the first since 1935. sunlight. LEFT: Walnut Hills stands majestic in the
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alnut Hills serves a changing city 5 In the last eighteen years Cincinnati has expanded almost beyond her seven hills. She added a jet engine factory to her many diversified industries. Streetcars were replaced by trolley buses as part of the Master Plan. This score of years has seen the rise of the Terrace Plaza and the Cin- cinnati Gardens. The Mount Adams incline was aban- doned, and Laurel Homes was built as a step toward slum clearance. Despite the many changes of a mechanized era, Cincinnati still maintains its cultural traditions of a Queen City. LEFT: High on the Hill, Walnut Hills overlooks the city.
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