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

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Able leadership inspires cooperation Having compleTed his second year as principal of WolnuT Hills, Mr. Harold Howe II, wiTh his friendly face and imposing sToTure, has become 0 familiar figure To all sTudenTs. Under his direcTion several changes have come To The school, The mosT ouTsTond- ing being The iniTioTion of honors courses. Mr. Howe believes ThaT These courses wili prove Their meriT by enabling advanced sTudenTs To gain 0 beTTer under- sTcmding of These subiecTs Than normally possible. To encourage independenf Thinking he would like To see sTudenT governmenT furTher deveioped. His interesT in youTh is demonsTroTed by his ocTiviTies as Chairman of The Moyorxs CommiTTee 0n Juvenile De- linquency. The respecT 0nd odmiruTion Mr. Howe commands from boTh faculfy 0nd studenTs is indeed well deserved . TOP LEFT: Mr. Howe Transocts some of The schoolis business over The Telephone. ABOVE: The candy machine oftrucTs the cTTenTion-and The money of our principal. 13

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12 In the short time I have been out this school I think that I have caught the spirit expressed in the motto Sursum Cid Summumf! it is C! spirit characterized by a faith in the value or learning, by a desire to per- tect oill undertakings, by a sense of the worth of hard work, and by a wiliingness to give both time cmd energy for the good of the school. More than this, there is at Walnut Hills 01 friendliness which lends warmth and meaning to the friendships which grow here. As the class of 1955 departs from these halls, the members carry to for places the best wishes of all who remain, and they have our assurance that the Spirit they have heiped to create will continue well guarded in the hearts and minds of those who come after. Metrimee

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AdminisTraTors and As ossisfcinT principal of WalnuT Hil'ls, Mr. How- cird Luedeke performs The imporTonT Task OT dealing with boys attendance and discipline. In coniuncTion wiTh This he files on annual re- porT on promofions, failures, and oTTendence. Mr. Luedeke is well known To The school for his enThusiosTic support of oil WainuT Hills sporTs evenTs. He sells TickeTs To The TooTboll and bus- keTbGH games, and rarely misses eTTending Them. He disTribUTes Tesz in The bookrOOm, od- vises STUdenT CourT, 0nd menoges The supply sTore. He also directs The Traffic squad, which relieves Traffic congesTion. As chairmen of The assembly commiTTee he helps To secure such deiighTful enTerToinmenT 05 The irish Toik Tales ABOVE: Mr. Howard L. Luedeke, Assistant Principal. Of Seamus MCMGnUS and The Shakespearean Tragedy, King Richard II. Mr. Luedeke conTri- bUTes much To keep The school running smooTh- ly. One of The busiesT odminisTroTors 0T Walnur Hilis is The Dean of Girls, Miss Olive M. Clarke She can always be found working Tor The good of oThers, wheTher iT is arranging for CI college represenToTive To speak To prospecTive sTudenTs, wriTing The necessary recommendoTions for coi- Ieges, helping Cl girl plan C1 program, or guid- ing 0 sTUdenT who has 0 special problem. Miss Clarke serves on various boards, and is Tre- quenle conTQCTed by civic and philanThropic ergonionions To supply volunTeer workers. Be- sides These duTies, she direcTs cheerfully, 0nd wiTh boundless energy, such organizofions 05 Big SisTers, Senior Council, STUdenT Aid, and sTudenT ushers. Miss Clarke is respecTed as o compeTenT and gracious dean by The girls whom she counsels 0nd by The colleges To which They apply. ABOVE: Miss Olive M. Clarke, Dean of Girls. 14