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

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lfor the second year in a rou, .kliss Yietoria .klanoukian uhh' handled the duties of upper sehool girls' eounse IYith her extensive knoxx ledge of the eollege situat' iiine for this duty, Nliss .Xlanoukian was also ahle tm NIR. CXRI, U. I'IfI .'I'S lingvx' f,lIIllll.I'L'lIIl' .XIISS YIfI'IURI:X .XIANUUIQIAX is an advisor for Senior Council and Iiig Sisters. XIISS lil! Ylflll .Y I1 X LXN l.u leur Srlvfnl Crfzfflxelrli' lor ion. Xliss .Xlanoukian u as ahle to uisely guide the Senior gills xith their prohlein ol' getting into eollege. Besides finding I 'let NIR. CARI. IJl ,I7,'I'S Xlr. Carl Peets again this year fulfilled the duties of the upper sehool hofs eounselor. Besides eouneiling Senior hoys on their eollege applications, .XIr. Peets kept remind- ing -Iuniors to hegin thinking about where they might like to go to eollege. Iieside these duties, Xlr. Peets also found tiine to aet as an advisor for Big llrothers. XIISS YICI I'ORI.X .XI.XNUL'liI.XN fiirlx' f,'ruH1.vulul' .XIISS l3I ,YIf,RI.Y IIXIAN In her eapaeity as lower sehool eounselor, Xliss Iieverh' Logan has the enornius task of helping seventh graders adjust to IYalnut l Iill's soeial and aeadeniie way of life. In addition to this task, Miss Logan has the responsihility of aeting as an advisor to -Iunior Student Council.

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NIR. HOVV.-XRD I.. I.Ulil7l ,KlC A A'A'IA'fi'lIlT I,7'I7It'fIJtTl ASSISTA T PRINCIPAL MA AGES SIIHIIIJI., SIIHIIIII. AIITI ITIES As assistant principal of IYalnut Hills, Mr. Howard l,. liuedeke has many duties. ln addi- tion to the routine duties of maintaining the at- tendance and disciplinary records, Mr. Luedelae supervises the operation of the supply store and heads the asseinhly connnittee. His other respon- sihilities include the careful planning of fire and air raid drills. Alr. Luedeke assists the principal and faculty niemhcrs in maintaining good stu- dent-teacher relationships. He is a hard work- ing man-looked up to hy teachers and students for his sensible and capahle management of school and school activities. XIINS Nokmu Crfxonr .XlRs. l'iS'I'l-Il.l,l-I Noutut Kllss lXl:XRG.Xlil'l'li Sluurl-ix' Mus, Alu' SIQILKIY Scllcldfy ro the l,HN'fl7'IfllI Scwvmry to rlflr. Lrlcdckc Secretary ro Mr. ,IIUCXJUYII 'l'rc.1s11rer 16

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THE PMI LTY lflRs'1' Row, l,l ,l l' 'lio Rlcaiiiz .XI11 Paul Alxlcrt. Shnpg .Xliss lfltln llncclilc. :Kn- cient, .Xlcdicvnl ltlistcniyg Xlr. Lluytl Bailey, Xlatlicinntics. Siccoxn Row: .Nlii XYill1n'tl Biss, flying Hrs. Ruth lilLllHCl1I'l11ll, lCnglisl1g .Xllt Riclmrcl Bourn. Mutlicinntics. ilillllill Row: .Xliss Shirley limml, Nlntlic- Ill1lflCS, Pliysicsg .Xliss lfstlicl' Cahill, lfng- lislig N111 Clcmlal Caunplicll, Xlaitlicnmtics. Science. l ouix'rii Row: Nlr. Dcnzil Cn1'pcm'cr. .Xl1llIl1CIll1lflCSg Xliss llclcn Carson, l,i- ln'zn'inng Xlrs. Ruth Cntalin, lffnglislm. Spcccli. l'Ilf'l'H Row: .Xlll Cicurgc Davis, flying .Xliss .Xlargzlrct Dunpliy, fX1nci'ic11n, Xlodcrn lflistcwyg Mr. ilnlin lCiclq, lfrcncli. Hr. Sanders explains the function uf this tlcli- cntc instrument to interested l,Jl1ySlCSSfLlKlCIlfS.