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

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Mr. Luedeke, Our Counselors and T The Administrative Sta fi T fi MR. LUEDEKE T As assisTanT principal, Mr. Howard L. Luedeke Took care of The deTaiIs and mechanics ThaT kepT WalnuT Hills running smooThly. ATTendance and discipline were his biggesT iobs. buT he also managed The sup- ply sTore, and helped choose The assembly programs. Mr. l.uedeke's able managemenT of his responsibili- Ties have earned The respecT of sTudenTs and Teach- ers alike. Mr. Luedeks To+als school's monihly aTTendance In order To carry ouT The oiciice of assisTanT principal as ably as he did. iT was necessary Tor Mr. Luedeke To be one of The busiesT people around WalnuT Hills. His main iob of supervising aTTendance and sTudenT discipline was quiTe a demanding one, buT his many oTher smaller responsibiliTies conTribuTed To making The day Too shorT Tor him. Mr. Lue- deke's schedule included general planning Tor carrying ouT The daily operaTion of our school, which involved Taking care of counTless deTails in connecTion wiTh This. He was also in charge of The supply sTore and had supervision oT in- sTrucTion aT Walr1uT Hills. Having been assisTanT principal for many years, he would like To see The school keep iTs high sTandards of The pasT. The Teachers and sTudenTs alike benefiT all The Time from The resulTs of all The work ThaT is carried ouT by Mr. Luedeke.

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Mr. Mechem, Principal In his Three years aT WalnuT Hills our principal, Mr. Rich- ard W. Mechem, has proved To be an able adminisTraTor. a sincere Triend To The sTudenTs and TaculTy. and a leader in Tackling The educaTional problems of our Times. He wanTed The WalnuT Hills sTudenT TirsT and ToremosT To learn To Thinlc -To undersTand and be able To cope wiTh The many siTua- Tions ThaT every ciTizen musT Tace. Mr. Mechem would like To see Teachers. sTudenTs, and school adminisTraTion have more independence in experimenTing wiTh new educaTional meThods. He TelT ThaT This would be To The beneTiT of all. Under The leadership oT our principal, senior and junior sTudenT councils and senior class oTFicers have been given more responsibiliTy and power. WalnuT Hills has sTudenTs wiTh exTremely varied backgrounds. and Mr. lvlechem suc- ceeded in The diTFiculT Task of improving uniTy among Teach- ers and sTudenTs and The sTudenT body iTselT. He Took an ac- Tive inTeresT in sporTs evenTs, and by aTTending every game promoTed school uniTy and spiriT. He wished To see more parTicipaTion as well as larger TurnouTs Tor These games. WalnuT Hills sTudenTs are indeed TorTunaTe To have such a capable and inTeresTed principal. i i AT The close of The clay, Mr. Mechem chaTs oulsicle of his office wiTh Mrs. Troeger. ' Mr. Meclwem and Miss Logan discuss lower school acTiviTies.

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I mg Z Z, MISS BEVERLY LOGAN MISS VICTORIA MR. CARL O. PEETS Lower School Counselor MANOUKIAN Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor MRS. ESTELLE NOWAK MRS. MAY SCHMIDT MISS MARGARITE SHIGLEY MRS. MAY SKILKEN Secrelary +o Mr. Lueclelce Secrefary To Ihe Counselors Secrelary +o Mr. Mechem Treasurer X921-Q' The counselors' secrefar schedules a oinfmenfs as Miss Manoulcian P Ioolcs on. , E '