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ABOVE: The circle is quiet as the day draws to a close. A mechanized era speeds our lives 4 3 Cars, cars, and more cars! Each morning for years hun- dreds of them have formed an orderly procession around the circle. Each year these cars become more streamlined, yet they are but a part of the vast improvements in me- chanical civilization during the last eighteen years. Tele- vision, one of the latest additions to the national scene, brings to the eyes of millions the best in drama, sports, and news. Research on atom and hydrogen bombs and de- velopment of jet propulsion are further advances in sci- ence. Lions in your lap recall the recently popular three- dimensional movies. These and hundreds of other dis- coveries have added convenience and enjoyment to living.
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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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The years bring new ideas and styles ,., is Q if Al lil High school students have always had the same basic habits, but new ideas have constantly arrived to vary the scene. Twenty years ago boys in blazers walked middy- clad girls through the halls, today levis and skirts and sweaters have won popular approval. In the recreational field bop has stolen addicts from jazz while the Charleston has given way to jitterbug. New fads have followed each other in rapid succession from 1934 to 1953, but the high school years remain a happy, challenge-filled period, cer- tainly a time to be remembered. Hills campus. LEFT: Students m a k e good use of the exquisite court-yard of the Walnut
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