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

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SUHSUM All SUMMUM, THY MUTTU WE UPHULIJ. WE THHILI. TU THY BANNER, BLUE AND Elllllg The 3:00 bell has rung, but this is not a signal to leave sehoolg it only means that classes are over and the after-school life be- gins. At least once a week students may buy a snack at the balte sale, given by some social club in hope of raising funds. Then begins the rounds of activities: Cbfiffcrbox, Y-Teens, l,atin Club, a short but impera- tive meeting of the Ri-:Aimiian,xxc:i-in Starl, Debate Club, a fascinating speaker who will address Current History Club, or an emergencx' meeting of the Student Coun- cills llonor System Committee. This too is the time when the main hall is filled with groups of students discussing a math test, last Saturday night's party-they all are part of the wonderful whirl of activities that be- gins as classes end. :Xt the lzlCXll'INIliIiXNlIliR Bake Sale Nlonnie jones and Richard llradx buy food from lna l,ec Cohn, jean Seinslieinier, and .Indy XYarni. while Chad lfossett lbaclt to camera! loolas on. :Xt an assembly on atomic energy liitsy Rippey is lane llamniond and Barb W atts stop .it their loclt- ml is be L, me h me fre charged with electricity until her hair stands on e . C1 -fore go' j o - a' 'r a hard day's worl L llilpC. 6 s 'll ----1 9, .Xt the Cum l.aude fiCI'k'IllUI!j' lleft to riglitl liar- rell .Xshcralt, Xlargret lilatt, Alohanna lloornwcc Susanne -lonas, and Dick Stern are pinned by Xliss

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Nancy Nlandlove, Abby Ryder, and Angie King spend 'liliursday evening typing articles for the f,'fmlrurlmr. HH, HISL' TU THE HIGHEST! IIUH VHIIIES LIJUHLY IIHY. WE'LL HHINH If!-IME AND GLUHY TU WALNUT HILLS HIGH. V. E'l'L'lliIIKQ'X-SClNlOl functions claim a part of SILI- dents' evenings. lYhat vveelc-end is there xvithout some football or basketball game, and students there to cheer the lQagles on to victorv? After these ganies, school clubs and organizations sponsor open houses at school and at private honies. 'lhere are also dances, the Vl'alnuts, the Peanuts, Concerts, and class plavs. Xlanv students niav be found in the evenings xvorliing on plav sets, xvriting for the f.'Zn1Ife1'lm.i', and rehearsing for school productions. These students are devoting their time and theni- selves to bring faine and glorv to XYalnut Hills High, through their outside interests and abilities, as xvell as through acadeniie interests and abilities, as xvell as through aeadeinic achievenients. lhis creates the spirit ot lYalnut Hills l Iigh, l.elt to right: Sally Proctor, Sarah Hunting, jane Lollett, Harp' llana lxuethe, .-Xnn l,otspeich, Ruthie Young, l.ix Xlatthexvs, Sue XYeg':nan, Shaney lirax etz, lsitsv Rippey. vw-if ck Uible drives in for a lav-up in the XYalnut llills Pure gaine.