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

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Nliss Logan hands over a ninth grader's record to Miss Manoukian. Counseling and school MR- CARL 0- PEETS MISS VICTORIA MANOUKIAN Upper school boy's counselor Upper school girl's counselor Counselors' secretary, Mrs. Schmidt, always greets students with a friendly smile. Mffwgfzilfif CELIZEEQN 18

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Nancy Kock consults Mr. Lue- deke after school. RAYMOND W. BROKAMP Assistant Principal Assistant Principals caught in conference over the Informant. HOWARD L. LUEDEKE Assistant Principal Assistant Principals Walnut Hills has fostered an intellec- tual sympathy among its students, which symbolizes the vigor and value of the Walnut Hills tradition. This tradition was born, in large part, as a result of the classical nature of the school. Holding to the dignified concerns of the past, it has been accepted that the finest type of scholarship is impossible if removed from the inspiration of the Greek and Roman masters. Familiarity with the conditions of ancient life enables us to place in prop- er perspective the failures and successes of our modern time. As a result of these contacts with the problems of man from ancient times to the present, the grad- uates of 1961 may join with those of previous years in the realization that they are well prepared to meet the ardu- ous demands soon to be placed upon them' MR. BROKAMP

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Mr. Meredith discusses his favorite pastime with a student. services Mr. Knab looks for supplementary material for his classes. The Library Staff: Mrs, Wggdy Mr, Law, and Miss Cuzzort. V iUf'fLMNIrs. Nowak at work. OFFICE WORKERS. Left to Right: Lynn Waters, Gigi Radford, Linda Light, George Ross, Barb Jones, Pat Gross. Absent: Sue Eggers, Chris Broxon, Judy Kimpel, Katie Wil- liams, Arlene Ackerman. Mrs. Skilken adroitly handles school funds. Not Pictured: Mrs, Ewald and Miss Shigley.