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

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OF TRUE FRIENDS First How: BUSCH, DOUGLAS OWEN- Bushman , Breeze Statt, Football, BGS9ball: Triginta Optimi, Vice-President, Dramatics Club, I-Ii-Y- life of the party. CAI-DER. IOANNA LOI-IR- lo , Breeze Start, GAA, Sub Deb Club, Vice-President, Senior Class Play, Art Club, Business Club, Senior Girls' Club, Dramatics Club, President-precise manner, dramatic ability. CARR, KENNETH FRANK - Ken , Band, Bandwagon, Senior Class Play, Stage Crew-horses and hotrods rate. Second Row: CASEY, RICHARD RAY, ready wit, CHASE, ALAN WATTS- Wildog , Football, Track, Maroon W, Monitor-magic in the backiield. CI-IENOWETI-I, IUDITI-I ANN- Chenny , GAA, Board, Advanced Tennis, Synchronized Swimming, Modern Dance, 6 Year Letter Girl: Sub Deb Club, Business Club: Future Teachers Club, Vice- President, Y-Teens, Senior Girls' Club-a gay smile, lively chat- ter. Third Bow: CHETWOOD, ROBERT WAYNE- Chet , Band, Senior Choir, Band Letter Club-a zest for living, CHILDERS, DAVID EARL- Frog , Football, Bowling, Swimming, Business Club-not a worry in the world. CLARK, RONALD EDWARD, Bowling, Phi Delta Sigma, President, Interfratority, Business Club-good for kicks in every crowd. Fourth Row: CLIFTON, GWENN LEE- Gwenny , GAA, Modern Dance, Busi- ness Club, French Club, Theta Alpha Pi, Treasurer-definite opin- ions, scintillating pep. CLINE, GERALDINE ANN- Gerry , Senior Girls' Club-eager to please: serene countenance. LJONRADI, LOIS ANN-- Lo , Red Cross, GAA, Bandwagon, Senior Choir, Business Club, Senior Girls Club-spur-of-the moment wit. FIFTH ROW: COOK, ROBERT ARTHUR- Gook , Football, Track, Gym Team, Senior Choir-on his way up. COX, PI-IYLLIS IOANNA- Io , Daisy Chain, Girls' Week Rep- resentative, Student Council, Safety Committee, Breeze Start, GAA, Sub Deb Club, lr. Council on World Affairs, Latin Club, Y-Teens, Senior Girls Club, Dramatics Club, Cum Laude-brainy and breezy. CRAFT, MARILYN CAROL- Mar , GAA, Theta Alpha Pi, Band- wagon, Senior Choir, Future Nurses Club, German Club, Senior Girls Club-friendly appearance, eyes that shine. Sixth Row: CRAIG, BONNIE RAE, Daisy Chain, Annual Start, GAA Swim- ming Manager, Synchronized Swimming, 6 Year Letter Girl, Lite Saving Corps, Umpires Class, Bandwagon, Business Club, Latin Club, lr. Council on World Affairs, Senior Girls Club-a merry mermaid. CURRAN, MELVIN LEE- Mel , a pleasure to know. CYMAN, IUSTINE ANN, Business Club, Merchandising-elegant emerald eyes.

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Mr. Havlovic and Bob Hartman confer on matters of the school. ADMINISTRATQRS This well-known, distinguished- I looking gentleman is our new , principal, Mr. Arthur I. Havlovic. 9 f f l ff I If H41 UN UWM

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WJWM Mr. Conger and Mrs, Heninger, senior high counselors, discuss an article from Better Schools, a publication by the Board of Education for teachers. COUNSELORS HELP US PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE langling telephones, clicking typewriters, chattering people, and constantly crowded offices on a warm Sep- tember day are the sure signs that school has started and the counselors' rush has begun. Counseling is a full time job as Mrs. l-leninger, Mr. Conger, and Miss Han- auer certainly know. Administering tests, arranging schedules, compiling records, and generally being on hand to answer students' queries constitutes a large part ot their profession. ln spring, as the time for making out options rolls around, their crowded days are crammed with appointments as they help students prepare for their tutures. All of these things make up a counselor's usually busy day. The secretaries' days are no less hectic. They are filled with a never-ending round of typing, mimeographing and letter writing. Together Mrs. Betty Keller, Miss Marion Bothert, Miss Barbara Bicking, and the school treasurer, Miss Mildred l-lusemann, assist counselors and principals, and cheerfully and patiently counter the grievances and questions of the student body. 22