Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Senior Pen and Ink Club HE Senior Pen and Ink Club, sponsored by Mrs. A. J. Taylor, fosters illustrating, cartooning, and designing in pen and ink. The organization is informal, the only officer being the chairman, Roberta C. Baker. The aim of the club is to furnish illustrations for The Western Hills Maroon . and the Western Hills Year Book. The members of the club study the fundamentals of design and pen technique. The topics for practice are illustrations suitable for the school pub- lications, the best of which are selected for print. The November issue of The Western Hills Maroon, the football num- ber, contained a frontispiece by Roberta C. Baker, a tailpiece by Dorothy Koch, and another by Karl Schlachter. In the Christmas magazine, Anna Rose Kort- gardner contributed the illustration Noel, and jane Bernzott also contributed a heading in the patriotic number of the l'Maroon. Members of the Senior Pen and Ink Club contributed a number of draw- ings to the Year Book. Roberta C. Baker's drawing of Uncle Sam conferring a diploma on the graduate, occupies the division page of the section given over to the United States and Education. jane Bernzott's drawing of Anne Hath- away's cottage heads the division devoted to England and Literature. Dorothy Koch has the honor of contributing six of the cartoons. Roberta Baker drew one of the cartoons and the entire section devoted to the seniors. First row. left to right: Kortgardner, Baker, Koch, Lipps. Second row: Rhien, Schlachter, Wiebell. Members not in picture: Kirchner, Smith, Bernzott. ' i A . - ,B ri ,mais S-7 . 2 ' :-WKYtWilS1wBE1BIlF1'1F' f 1: iesisvsim as E -.uw - sgziffiw 1 53. -' 5 . 7:2-ff? 5 -s',A+:,-Aiggg? er, - ' M'-sf' mm in 'f J fi minus r' 1 5 wma- -.. . .. -say 1 - -1- fs ma. M -E I' . Q -sw-1. ,i Q f115:I

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Senior Handicraft Club HE Senior Handicraft Club, sponsored by Miss Davis, a newcomer to XX'estern Hills High School, has proven as enjoyable as it has instructive. As this is a Senior club. and most of the members have had arts and crafts in previous years, the problems made have been of good design as well as very useful. Purses and belts of leather, scarves and handkerchiefs batiked in silk and linen, paper knives and book ends in metal. are examples of what have been produced. By working with several different problems in this manner, the members have become acquainted with the possibilities and limitations of various materials. Several of the students have not only made articles for themselves and gifts for members of their families, but have been able to earn some spending money designing and making articles for their friends and teachers. Early in the year the members elected the following as officers of the club: Preridenf . . . . . ..,.,.. Marion Jung Vice Pre.ria'e111. . . . . .William Moening Serrefrzry . . . .Madison Dimmitt Trefz.r1n'er . .... Tom Reddish Spouror . . . .Miss Davis First row. left to right: Covert. Funk, Moening. Stntfel, Smith. Second row: Kaatze, Jung, Greene, Spangerburg, Aufderhnar. Kramer. Third row: Broughton, Charles, Evans, Ballon, Cholak. Not in picture: Burns, Cholack, Dammel. Goeddel, Hasemeier, Henderson, Hummel, Metzger, Reddish. Schafer, Stine. 34' 1-can u un ... ! IF 1 . 1. , . , 1 mn! a . a Q Q Vidjhlijilh '- li nl -5 lr