Mount Healthy High School - Zem Zem Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ELSIE HELFERICH Sjvririgzlulc' We seldom see Elsie without Betty by her side, and so we have come to think of the two together. We believe that any person who can be so loyal to il friend must be well worth knowing. HOWARD HOCHSCHEID Ml. Hralffi-y Sm'n'r, 1, 2. Buxkefball, I, 2, 3, 4, Cujrfain, 4. Baseball, l, 2, 3. Hi-Y, 3, 4. Anulml Slug, 3, 4. Howard is one of the most amiable members of the class, as well as one of the most loyal to the school. His list of activities speaks for his interest in extra-curricular affairs, and his report cards are witness of the creditable work he has done as il student. HENRY HONNERT Mouforl Hvigblx Hi-Y, 4. We believe that Henry may be counted upon to win honor in seience, for his chief interest in school has been along that line. XVe hope that your th 'ories may bring you luck, Henry. RUBY HORNUNG Ml. Hmlffay Gln' Chorus. Ruby has proved to be one of the most thought- ful and at the same time, fun-loving members of the presrnt senior group. Hence, her many friends. She may be Ll small package , but look at the attractive wrapping. VIRGIL C. KEELING Ml. Hfrllllziy Buskrllmll, 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Sovver, 1, 2. Glm' Clwrllx, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y, 3, 4. Trark, 2. Debate Train, 4. Annual Sfujf, 3, 4. K:el is one of those good-natured fellows who are always ready to help. From his varied list of interests one may judge in how many ways he has endeavored to help the school. AUDREY KESSLER Ml. Hvallby It is sweet and enjoyable to contemplate the friendship of others, and we have especially noticed Audra-y's lovalty to her comrades and in particular, to Henrietta. Emerson said that to have a friend, you must first be one . If this be true Audrey should have hosts of friends. Nineteen

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L19 ' 1,22 M559 - st . s 1: EQ . M .. i i , MILDRED FRANCES FA Y Mouforl Iieiglrfx All of us know Milly by her smile. ln her case it seems true that a merry heart maketh a cheerful countenanc: . Although she can supply a witty re- mark at an opportune time, we know how diligently she can apply herself to her task. LOUIS C. FEHRMAN Ml. llmlllfry Hi-Y, 4. film' Cflmrllx, 2, S, 4. Sm'i'i'r, I, Z. Bflxrflzlfl, 5, 4. Trurk, 4. Annual Slujf, 4. Class 1'n'sidw1l, 4. Being class president won for Lou the moniker Prexy , but did not alter his courteous, friendly manner, and we may w:lI say that none but him- self can be his parallel. JOAN FOX Mllllflll'f llrigfrls Ulm' LMIUVIIK, 5. Tnirle, 3, 4. Buxkeflmll, 4. fflum' 7lVl'll.YIlYl'Y, 4. This pfppy young lady is one of those who help make the corridors ring with mirth early in the morning. She played well on the basketball team and entercd thc realm of high finance when it came to the management of the funds of the class. CHARLES A. GRILL, JR. Ml. lleulllruy S01'1'1'r, l, 2. Glu' fil7Ill'll.Y, 2, 3. 4. Tftll'k, 2, 4. Iiaskefflull, 3, 4. Iirlsvflzlfl, 4. Hi-Y, 4. Grill-another bask rteer of note! He is a tall, quiet, likeable chap, who has won many by his quick, friendly smile. Grill is the type of boy the students are proud to see wear th: school colors. 1 XVILLIAM HACKEMEYER l'lfIlIl1'j'l!IIl'll Bill says little in a large crowd, but is in his element in a small group. Although most of his athletic ability was shown in his home community, he has b:en a loyal follower of the teams which represented M. ll. H. S. JOHN HEISEL Ml. Ilealflrly Sm'i'1'r', I, 2. Baxkeflmll, 3, 4. Gln' cjl7UY'IlX, 3. 1'li-Y, 3. -lohn, during hfs four years at M. H. H. S., has formed many friendships among students of th: various classes. May these associations continue in the days to come! Eigbfveh

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ROBERT KLENK Ml. llwalllny Clwvr I.r'u1li'r, 4. Robert has been a booster for the school and for the teams in particular. Because of this he his won popularity among the students. ROSELLA PEARL KLENK Ml. Ilfalllry Gln' Clzorux, 5, 4. Girl R4'xr'r1'r's, 4. Rosella may usually be seen smiling, if not laughing. We wonder what this world would be like without laughter, but she is serious enough to spend some time studying. ELAINE KOCH Mf. Hmlfliy Glen' Clrorux, 3, 4. Girl Rr'xr'ri'z'x, 3, 4. Drlmlr' Tram, 4. An earnest student, Elaine has striven to main- tain a high scholastic record. She contributed her part to the success of the Debate Team, for it is characteristic of Elaine never to let her side of a debated question down without a strong argumint in its defense. GEORGE LUDWIG Ml. Hvrlllll-1' 5'0c'z'z'r, 1, 2. Baivball, 3, 4. Buxkrllmll, 4. Trarlz, 2. George is a tall, handsome chap who attracts friends r adilv. We believed it a magic art until we learned of the many kindnesses which it is his h4ib'r to bestow upon o'hers. HAZEL MEYER Ml. livallliy Girl Rf'x1'r1':'x, I. Hazel is a qufet, studious miss, who has earned. in four years of good Work, an excellent record. Her easy, pleasant disposition has carried her through every situation with a calm, sur? poise. EDWIN MOELLER Sc'i1'm'1' Hall Edwin has the happy faculty of speaking only when he has some'hing to say. This practice, we believe, will bring him respect and admiration. Ed and his car will surely be missed next year. Twenty