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

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John Grow, vice president Judy Lingle, secreTaryp Bev Tuclrer, president John Gold ma n, Treasurer. O I QVIIOV Cfzss IIBCGVS OFFICERS BEV TUCKER . . . . .PresidenT JUDY LINGLE , . . . .SecreTary JOHN GROW . . . . .Vice-Presidem JOHN GOLDMAN . . . . .Treasurer Being presidenT oT The Class oT '58 was only one oT The acTiviTies ThaT kepT Bev Tucker busy This year. l-le parTicipaTed in boTh The l-lonors English and lviaTh courses. As a member oT STudenT Council, Bev helped iniTiaTe The honor sysTem in upper school classes This Term. l-le was also a Big BroTher and a member oT D.B. Vice-presidenT oT The class was John Grow. LasT year 'Found John acTive in Big BroThers, a member oT The STudenT Coun- cil Public RelaTions CommiTTee, and Treasurer oT B.O.A. Balancing The banlc bool: Tor The senior class This year was Treasurer John Goldman. Besides being presidenT oT Big BroThers, John was chairman oT The l-lonor SysTem Com- miTTee of STudenT Council. John had a very busy year Taking l-lonors ChemisTry and being presidenT oT ChemisTry Club. l-le also parTicipaTed on The Track Team and was a member oT Phi Epsilon. Judy Lingle handled The secreTarial duTies of The class OT '58. An acTive parTicipanT in mainy school acTiviTies. Judy was ChaTTerbox News Co-ediTor, a member OT STudenT CourT, a Big SisTer, and a member oT Radio Guild. ln addiTion, she was parT of The Honors English Class.

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MR. CARL PEETS June II, I958. The clay which had long been awaiTed was Tinally here. As The seniors wallced clown The aisle To The sTrains oT Pomp and CircumsTance They TelT a deep sadness. ThoughTs oT six years oT worlc and Tun passed Through Their minds. They remembered Their TirsT day aT WaInuT I-Iills as They saT in The audiTorium, waiTing To hear The TaTes and TorTunes oT The class members. Winding Their way Through nosTalgic memories, They Tound Themselves aT The eighTh grade parTy. Soon iT came Time To choose The class advisor, Dr. Edwin Sauer, who remained only To The end of The iunior year, because oT his appoinTmenT aT Harvard. DR. EDWIN H. SAUER ConTinuing down The paTh oT memories, They came upon The Treshman parTy, Cherchez la I:rosh. The sophomore year was recalled wiTh iTs rushing social clubs, joining upper school acTiviTies, and planning The sophomore class parTy. The greaTesT PeanuTs ever came and wenT. ThoughTs oT college Toolc head posiTion in Their minds. Mr. PeeTs became class advisor. Now senior year was Tinished Too. GraduaTion day had come and The winding paTh had been successTulIy Traversedg buT iT was only The end of The beginning g The seniors were now prepared To enTer upon The rough and roclcy road oT liTe. SENIOR HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES LefT To righT: Charles Turner, Peggy Morris, Clay AT Icins, Milne Kern, Barb Roe, Harry Herrlinger, PaT Marfin.