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

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ofzld llfziendslalir was fzomofeci ln, flue sfubnl all languages A knowledge of foreign languages should be of l if u ' great assistance in our efforts to understand and mold wisely a peaceful world now. More than ever before, we have learned the importance of world co-operation. Mrs. L. Fouch, teacher of French and Spanish is shown at the left discuss- ing the recent events in France. ' ff' aizix Shown above is a caricature of Miss B. Bolan, who is teacher of Latin and faculty adviser of the Latin Club. And to the upper right, Miss Bolan is pictured as she dem- onstrates to one of her stu- dents the use of Roman Army weapons. She devotes much of her time to arousing inter- est in Latin. The task of teaching German and English is the duty of Mr. K. Herrle, one of our Language teachers. At the right, Mr. Herrle is shown as he prepares to play records of folksongs for his German Club, of which he is the faculty adviser. 21

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J fx. fxf- N? 5 Nfiser . ,V -, New methods of teaching and group discussion are exemplfied in the English Class pictured at the left as Miss A. Klaserner instructs her students in their studies. English serves as a basis for learning the cultural and fine benefits gained from a live study of literature, dramatics, debating. Below is seen a caricature of Mr. T. Burns, faculty adviser of the Annual and dramatics coach. These duties keep Mr. Burns very busy and yet he finds time for making and keeping countless friends. ln the upper right, Miss McKinley is shown as she discusses the day's lesson with her pupils, and at the right, in the center, is a photograph of Mr. Burns as he pauses to examine annual pictures. At top of the page is a caricature of Miss Klaser- ner, who, besides teaching, serves as supervisor of student teachers. Next, and right, is seen Miss M. Dufficy as she quizzes her class on Shakes- pear, her favorite, 1 'rbi QL'-H QXF