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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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Jim sure looked sharp Ln that whrte Jacket he wore in the safety program grven by the soeech classes Here are the fxmshmg touches for thf Chnstmas Prom That was a rught nom wasn t lt! 2 Decorating for Homecoming was a job, but we all had fun doing it, But Our Our Our Our Our So c'mon guys and dolls -- 1et's get started through '56. this is just a sample of some of the great times we had . 6 36 58 68 108 Num I..-0 1' K Eeek' Spooksi Aww xt s Just the G A A members havm Halloween fun! THINGS AND STUFF 3 kg g l V . , M4 A A - A ' - 5 . lv ,V X K X H R. i NM W J' X ' 1 . A 1 Z1 S W Ji' " 1 A i ' 5- Wig 1 . ' . . ' P! Hurrah! for Healthy That s us Two pomts how bout that" Everythmg was Jolly ull exams struck! Then the crammm began 3,1 x Xdvfwx X49 fipx X 14n"" Y gb L :Q ' . C . Q . . --' . . ' I L 5 'lk -L., f 5' .4 V4 XZ! ff' s ' ig I F , nhl XO: s I 01" ' ' ' - 1 ' A :X'l" ff -N . Y - I, I . f ' ' xl-L Qi: sr,-N" -,I - 'Z , " 'xy 1 . '. . A 4 X Q ' . 1 . , N A 5 - 1 s-1 A ' 4 Y I - ', 1: 61 1,290 J 5, I ry KS CLUB Q s, '91 HH , f f, , , 0179 I" 01,1 6 ' i 1 Ylmw C. Kflmmlfk s.: 1 We had lots of fun in '56, I In clubs and socials we did mix. Yes, '56 was quite a year, For mem'ries and friendships so dear. GUI? CLUBS, DANCES, AND CANDY SALES if ls f Ill! 1 S 1'-Q .' fa " .f'.. si. . KEPT US BUSY, BUT IT WAS WORTH IT. 3-R Ein . -Z Keeping math pad sales straight is a job! Left to right we see S, Schimpff fTreas,j, J, Schiering QV, Presg, Mrs, Roach, Miss Fredricks fadvisorsj, C, Nolte fPres,J, M, Sunderhaus QSec'yj, The Y-Teens, a branch, of the Y.W.C.A., is the largest organization at Mt. Healthy. Due to its size, the clubis divided into squads in order to performtheir special service projects more easily. Selling math pads and potato chips, along with giving the prom and participating in community proj- ects, keep our gals busy. SQLIADS, RECOG MOTHER-DAUGHTER TE ROW 1: S, Dice, B, Gustin, De, Quinlan, V, Kirby, Do, Quinlan, ROW 2: K, Amundson, E, Taylor, C, Haefele C, Reuter, K, Lemming, ROW 3: L, Plummer, S, Hicks E, Lundrigan, E, Schmidt, C, Brown, ROW 4: P, Dickhaus J, Westendorf, B. Rice, N, Wallbrech, M, Sunderhaus, , 9 ROW 1: G, Stringer, J, Staubach, C, Yocco ROW 2: B, Miller, J, Chambers, M, Staubach P,Parker, ROW 3: C, Purcell, R, Staubitz, E Kist,R, Locke, ROW4: L,Johnson, B,Jungkind I,Addler, G, Chambers, ROW 5: S, Westover D, Butts, J, Eckel, S, Linne, ITION SERVICE, FILL OUR CALENDAR ROW 1: L, Rogers, Jo, Padgett, M, Gruber, N, Macaluso, M, Van Guelpen, S, Hirsch, ROW 2: C, Huber, R, Maier, J, Kincaid, S, Schimpff, J, Roehing, Je, Padgett, ROW 3: L, Krahling, J, Rettig, M, Noes, C, Jenkins, S, Beck- man, C, Kase, ROW 4: C, Campbell, M, Rettinger, K, Gieringer, C, Schurter, D, Maynard, S, Stoffer, f I1 -L4 Q ROW 1: J. Marston, J, Muhlenhard, I, Pansing, C, Dreier, ROW 1: V, Timm, M, Biesack C Lohr E Shendan C L,Waychoff, ROW 2: B,Diserens,D,Bowersox,J, Meister, Ehrhardt, ROW 2: I. Sauer B Wtesman, K Osborne J A, Starnes, M, Klenk, ROW 3: S, Bowman, B, Huber, S, Murphy, S, Schmalz, ROW3 E Apffel C Kemper I Stoddard, S, Maher, R, Jungkind, ROW 4: G, Cecil, L, Bach, C, Hochscheid, D, Terman J Schiermg Geeslin, M, Griesinger, S, Wiegand, S, Hogue, ? L! " 3 . 5 if as 'M ROW 1: L, Alexander, B. Frey, D, Schiering, 1, Albrecht, B, List erman, I, Uhls, M, Wiesman, ROW 2: M, Bel1anca,J. Gettle, I Leach, J, Langenbohn, P, Hempel, G, Listerman, R, Jasper, ROW 1: K. Kuh1mann,A. Starner, D. Deucker, C. Kumm- ROW 1: M. Barnes, M.Wi1ger M Elsen S Naderman ler, R. Beckman. ROW 2: R. Barnes, J. Dillon, I. Trorh, ROW 2: I,Sa1zman,C,McCorm1ck R Telford S Frent B. Hafer, J. Mueller, N. Albright. ROW 3: S. Dausch, I. 261. ROW 3: K, Sheridan, N Tebbe A Sunderhaus C Rogers. C. Raabe, J. Westendorf. N. Koch. M. Haering, Nolte, M, Craft, J. Cook. 19" is? 5-N 1 I A yi 'j ' ROW 1 Mr Hammel D Murphy F Moore C L1sle M Smrth L Trrppel W Spellmeyer R Jones W Klenk ROW 2 A Smun l-I Deck D Hxcka W Butler E Owens W Guthrre F Rothacker R Reber W r,rr R Barnes ROW 3 F Ferdon G bchaaf J Bedacht R Blanton J Wolpert K Kase L Butler F Boehner ROW 4 I Hell D Kase R Graff T Murphy D Cooley D Bahr T Packer S Hrcks SHI E THOSE SHOES GET EM CLEA The I-I1 Y 1S the only all boy organxzatron at Healthy, and rt 15 a branch of the Y M C A The fellows hold two 1n1t1at1ons a year, an annual candy sale, and last October they had a hayr1de Mrs Wortmann IS dorng her share by buyrng candy D Bahr l.SSh1I1l.I1glVlI' Hammel sshoes D Murphy from Bob Graff Sec y D Kase Pres B Graff Treas look on erl rs V P I H ICS IO vi . 5 , VKX 5 l 5 , z V ' N B 4 1 , , . , . , . , . . : . . : . , . , . ', . I - - - l I I U I 0 7 ' I ' ' ' ' Q . . ' 1 . . . . . Hi if-bf yi? ' T '- '5 f K , , W A . ' v, I x Y. .A iv' ky A , 4 .,. , . Ad 'AJ 'v g, - , , 4 U H, XI T b-f ,av- nuff J Sauer fTreasj rs showmg the new balance to K Amundson I Drlhon B Hafer N Koch andj R Beckman QV Presj C Nolte fPresj S Lmne Murphy are watchmga Healthy H1 Lrtes rehearsal fSec yj and Mrs Whrte advlsor The Lrterary Gold Drggers mam project rs to buy books for the school 11 brary They do thls by sellmg programs and havmg candy sales Therr actr vrtres rnclude gomg to a play sponsormg Healthy H1 Lrtes keeplng a school scrapbook slumber partres an alumnae party and the tradrtronal rmtratron and progressrve supper whrch welcomes the new members THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE L G D GIRLS ROW 1 S Drce K Kuhlmann K Amundson I man ROW 3 I Gettle B Drserens E Apffel C Sauer C Ehrdardr Mrs Whxte ROW 2 .I Krncard Nolte M Haermg M Sunderhaus ROW4 S Dausch ID1llon A Starnes I Murphy D Deucker R Beck D Butts S Lmne N Koch J Westendorf S Maher 9 C9 Q, sl Ev C I I xr" I 5 I . e v I fr i If ,1 P I' I I"'. J . " ' 5'v".'fi , , 4. , we S' Y gf. W . Q 4 . 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' LK I I I I E -- r':1J:. f 'rv ROW 1 A Starnes I Backus L Starnes D Fuller 3 C Felss G Gausman, R Endres L Porter W S Frentzel Mr Bartle ROW 2 S Caldwell T Brown H Deck ROW4 I Zmselmerer R Graff Rupp R Weber J Haskms R Brxcker I Beyer ROW D Schnelder T Bunnell D Scheffel J Bedachr THE CAMERA EXPERTS OF OUR SCHOOL Now hold st1l1 chck got lt" These words can be heard from any of our school shutterbugs ' They not only take then' own prctures, but they also develop the frlm and prmt rt' The Camera Club specralrzes rn takmg many of the pmctures around school many of whlch appear 1n the Zem Zem Thmk ll s clear enough? quesuons W Brown QV Pres J asJ Haskrns fTreasJ T Rupp fPresJ and A Stames fSec yj look on Dark room work rs mteresung and un, lf? - , r 1 . kt N A VR . ' . . I T gig" JZ E, ' Q 2 ef T ,- up p T2 .Q I -if ' I W' R , f ,H , 1 ' p3 W R 3 el ' T .. ff Q 'R' " -' r , , Q1 - N, - pi G ,f .ff 'TT Xe , , J 1 . Y A , i , 9- js , T- x T ' 4 Q- l . vw 5 , L R 1 W.. : . , . , . . . . : . , . . , . , , 'I I O Q I ' 0 I 0 I l I ll I ' ' 5 X A . . . f N . .X V M, N. il af' ghd-.415 How s th1s platter? asksAlan of M Sunderhaus who IS V Pres B Stehlm ts helpmg them select records to be played rn the cafeterra M Haermg fTreasJ I Roehlmg fSec yy and A Smxth fPres 5 are helpmg Mrs Roach fadvrsorj to f1ll some Red Cross boxes WE ARE THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE STUDENTS Hear ye' Hear ye' Student Counc1l IS now 1n sessxon' Thxs IS the newest orgamzatlon at Healthy havmg successfully completed 1ts second year We feel that the Student Councll plays a v1tal roll 1n school hfe and government as 1td1SCL1SSeS the problems ofthe students then seekxng so1ut1ons for them They have done much to boost school Splrlt, and thelr experrment of play1ng mus1c 1n the cafeterra at noon has made our lunches more enjoyable ROW l C Ehrhardt J Roehlmg S Caldwell T lander I Westendorf D Murphy R Hawkms I Moms J Lerbrook R Lutterbte Mrs Roach ROW Mueller W SpellmeyerJGett1e ROW4 S Beck 2 M Barnes B Wlest I Haskms M Sunderhaus man R Weber G Schaaf B Stehlm J Hell L M Haermg,R Jasper J Padgett ROW3 I Quat Martrm A Smrth C7 C2 I 4 . 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' x THE G A A BOARD ROW 1 M Blesack fSec yy J Brehm C0nn1eKumm1er IudySa1zman J SCh1Cl'lI1g R Beckman K Kuhlmann ROW 2 J Beyer E Kxsr G Nott B Dxserens M Haermg M bunder if C7 CDP 1 hausfV PresyROW3 E Apffel S Maher J Rogers fTreasj S Lmne 1Presj J Westendorf C Hoch scheld BOWLI G BASKETBALL TENN S ARCHERY SOCCER The G1r1s' Athletrc ASSOC1at1OU or the G A A 15 an organrzatmn to pro vrde planned ath1et1cs for g1r1s and to promote good sportsmanshlp Besxdes then- sports and part1es they sponsor the Honor Banquet All Around Sernor G11-1 Award and the Sprung Formal Boy are you lucky a stnke and a spare! W 'K Tlp xt to me S , J . W 4 f 'U , f, r , - ' J . . . 5 : . ' ' . . . . : . . . . . Y Y 9 Q . . . . , . . U . . . - . . , , - . , . ,, U . ,, ,, . . I U Y A I , ff l X , 1, Gp .. fr A 14 'Im' ROW 1 I Uhls V Kuby I Kmca1d D Deucker man R Jungkmd C Ienkms B Jungklnd C Purcell P Bowman J Albrecht S Dlce K Case B Llster ROW 3 R IHSDCY C KISI D Butts K Gleflflgel' man ROW2 B Gu11d B Hafer G Hudson S Bow N Koch S Hogue I Bach S Daush GI E LIS ENJOYABLE RECREATIO ROWl B Mxller E Sherldan J Roehlmg, M W11 C Rocca ROW2 L Waychoff J Sauer A Stamer M Wallbrech D SCIIICIIIIQ S Sch1mpff A Stames WITH FRIENDS .IMurphy ROW 3 X Schmurr J Pansmg,J West Schuxter J Langenbohn A Sunderhaus I U 1 -4 'J Q C L. ep h ,, I 23 5 I I A Q' X . J 1.? I I 1 . L.. . f ger,c,'Rehrer,K,'Leh1ming, J,'M1m1enhard, cfnom, eudorf, K1 sheridin, '15, Kuh1rrIarI, s, Stoddird, c, ,J - I I 4 , , A -I A . W Q' I' " 3. V, , - -. ' I I S A ' f l . Q -Y 4. ,- , U , N 1 4 W - T i S I I. , I I t I' . , ' ' 1 , I7 :N x ,. ROW1 M1ssM111er B Guston A Newton Do Quln lan De Qurnlan, G Kuby K Amundson ROW 2 D Fullerton S Naderman R Fuller K Osborne R Maier I Sauer ROW 3 S Beckman B Rtce N T Tebbe C L1s1e R Jasper ROW4 S Stoddard J Merster M Grresmger S Lrnne K Gtermger I Sutt ma n E TRA' EXTRA' GET YOUR HOOT HQLLER The purpose of the staff 15 to pubhsh a monthly ed1t1on of the Hoot'n Holler As a specral event the staff usually v1s1ts one of the larger C1nc1nnat1 news papers Hurry! Hurry! Deadhne s today' Here 1S K Amundson Assoc Ed showrng some copy to Edrtor Ann Newton whrle V Kuby fSec yy and De Q.11n1anQC1r Mgrj proofread Do Quinlan rs Bus Mgr Q Joyce rs puttmg the flmslung touches to her cover whrle Kay and Jackre supervtse sb-6 S+. In K .5 X 11" X G ll!! -" -1--, lk H 5 as Mask! in .-L. Elame Apffel Edttor Ann Starnes Sec y hm Hetl Ctr Mgr Barb Dtserens Adv Mgr dlscuss a layout Counttng tax stamps ts a blg Job The Zem Zem Staff 1S one of the bustest organtzattons tn the school I December theytrted somethtng new by havtng a subscrtptton assembly After asklt THE CASE OF TI-IE MISSING DUMMY they sold subscrtptlons and the wmmng class recetved afree candle for the Pr1nc1pa1 for the Day Contest held tn May Even though there 15 a lot of work to be done tt IS a lot of fun and they are all Iooktng forward to that day tn August when the book comes out' A YEARBQOK IS OUR GOAL' ROWI K Amundson C Kummler J Murphy A J Dtllon ROW Il M Haermg T Rupp E Hover J Starnes K Osborne S Schmalz Mxss Frost ROW II Hell D Hmson M Smtth R Beckman C Nolte E Apffel B Dtserens B Hafer 7 3 T7 I 1 . - ,iti ".T-:L . , :tu ,:.v an,-ig ' gt' - , - , y if ' - Pkg, 1' ai , ' ' I - ' tx, ' .g I " n 4. , - K. V F' i wh- 1 fy' . 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' 5 ' . i I u Qt T' yy gi l U , , is ' j I 2 , 0 'E X-4 Q ' P' . .5 J, ' V 4 "" ROW I R Barnes C Ehrhardr A Sloan I Brehrn I dorf B Bhnron R OConnor B Rernkrng C Rube B Mrller M Sunderhwus C Lohr Mrs Wortmwnn ROXX E er RO V IV K K se D Kass: D Brhr D Ho g II R Beckman D Murphy A Snuth B Spreckelmerer G Pomnszer S Hrck L Strube B Dlserens ROW III I Suttrmn J Westen THERE S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS ROWI G Hfrwkms C Kumrnler L Johnson J Swuer C Schurter ROW III W O Brren B Mwrrrn T P cker I Beyer C Huber Mrs Wortmwnn ROW II M Ret S Lrnne E Jasper E Owens ROW IV D Staubwch B Unger W Butler ,I Llstermann F Rothackerj Rovers Grwff E Seyfrred T Murphy XX H11ey B Bwumun I 17 I s . 'gK- :fp ff '- I 7- A I I . fp. ,Q I ,f .. E f ' ,w I ' f '- I 4 IA 'J' "I,--E .- ., A 1 a 'f, iQ IJ Qs, f .J ' I B fi , yy 1 I 4, Q v 1 ff, , V, .J V ev ly .I I S7 . s if . A 1 Q so 4 ' . : . . . , . , . , . 'H , . ' s. f I , . ., I. I . : . - . ' 4, -. ' , '. . I : , I , . rx B ' Q Q I I 75' will QQ' A A fr? -, ,I 7 in ,L .l 1, . ,g .. K gif' l I MEL j, K xx' 1 ' I ,- I My I EE - ' 6 .a'x I . I - . J : B . ' A - 3 ' , A . Cf F Q11 -I 0.5. X' .44 'Q-n..1 The offrcers get together to prck out a play T Murphy Treas A Whrte Robe for Geraldme Murphy V Pres J Hwskms Pres C Nolte I Sauer D Kase Sec ys F Rothacker V Pres lf you have ever heard shrreks of IS composed ofSen1or Lnghsh students, laughter comrng from Room 4 on Fr1 and thrs year they had two f1ne plays day no doubt rt was due to the antrcs of the one at Chmstmas A Whrte Robe some Spotlxghters puttrng on a slut for f r Geraldrne and the annual Senror the rest of the club The Spotlrght Club C ass play Cheaper by the Doz. B Iungkmd E Schwab Mrs Wortmann ROW Il F IV J Bedacht J Herl R Stehlm R Sterber J Wol Moore G Knost J Renner C Nolte I Troth A pert K Sellkop Starnes B Wresmm ROW Ill I Haskrns C Hoch J 'D IU Lfflg. . 1 I V -lu 4. ' Hx 5 ' 'C . J 4 N5 , L ' If 1 ,s 0" , H x x . , 1 f ' , P. E ,A v A VV X xl' N V ,, E h . -, X f ' ' . . , .3 D. " ' ' " . . Q . . . 3 1 . . . O . H, . . ' 1 , " en". ROW I: S. Schmalz, M.Biesack, S. Schimpff. S. Brown. scheid, B. Guthrie, H. Deck, D. Butts, E. Apffel. ROW . 41' nf-'- .W J' M' , 'P V h J 1 ax h A 9 ri V 4 if Ev , 'Ay ' X I' L ff 1 K7 . v1 if ' ' " " 5 , I 1 3' I f. A gf ffl M Sunderhaus Pres T Bunnell Treas S Maher V Pres R Telford Sec y Judge a poster for the contest The Ohxo State flag HODIE LATINA VIVIT HAEC EST SENTE TIA NOSTRA CLIENTES LATINAE 15 composed of second year Lat1n students They hold thelr program meettngs 1n class once a month Wh1Ch offers a pleasant break ln the learmng of declenslons and con-Jugattons At var1ous t1mes th1s year they held bake sales to ratse money for an ROWI M Wllger R Maxer I Salzman J Panslng D Fuller J Muhlenhard Mrss Frost ROW II J Rettxg D Bowersox S Maher B Mount K Shen dan R Telford ROW III S Bowman G Davls T Ohxo State flag for the school ln May they sponsoreda contest for ftrst year students who could enter elther post ers or scrapbooks At thetr annual p1cn1c they w1lI welcome flrst year students who have made at least a 90 average ln Lat1n Dr1er N Tebbe A Sunderhaus M Sunderhaus ROW IV I Eckel K Sellkop T Bunnell R John son S Wxegand J Lxmehouse ' J Q QI I1 Q3 x 'Ni ,if ROW I: Miss Miller, N. Macaluso, C,Yocco, B, Gus- tin, J. Klein, M. Van Guelpen, I. Long. ROW Il: J. Schwab, 1, Roehling, J. Leah. I. Gettle, R, Jungkind, I, Kahle, K, Amundson, ROW 1IlgC, Kase, M, Huser, "ESTAN VDS. fs gi! 5 f J, McPeek, D, l-lenn, B, Jones, J. Meister, B, Rice. ROW IV: S. Stoddard, R. Jaeger, D, Hinson, D, Coo- ley, W, Stoner, D, l-loog, B, Davies. LESTOS PARA LA LECCION D HAY?" Members of EL CLUB ESPANOL, whichis composed of first and second year students, have not only learned to speak the language, but they have also been studying the customs, manners, Sue Stoddard, Sec'y-Treas,g Wayne Stoner, Pres., Miss Miller, adviser, Betty Rice, V,-Pres,, study travel folders, ,M W, Lf and dress of our South American friends. Earlier this year they had a dinner at Miss Miller's home, and later on they visited the Spanish Inn. Covering boxes for the Red Cross is fun ROW I: L. Moore, D. Nolte, P. Wainscott, C. B. Hafer, Fowler, S. Russell, S. Hicks, J. Cook, I. McKend- ree. ROW II: G. Jones, J. 1-laefele, K. Osborne A Starnes, K. Bushman, D. Reinhardt, A. Auburn M. Bellanca, K. Richards. ROW III: S. Cumbow, I Mueller, D. Maynard, P. Hernpel, G. Knost 6 X 1 mf F. Rothacker, Pres. is showing some new music to K Amundson, Treas.g J. Wolpert, V. Pres.g B. Hafer, Sec'y. The eighty-five piece band of Mt. Healthy High is really something of which We can be proud! They march at most of the football games in addition to giving various concerts throughout the year. Early in the fall they boarded buses to attend an Ohio State football game which is a yearly custom. The band is abusy organization with march- ing, selling magazine subscriptions, etc. And who could forget that yummy candy they sold during their fall candy sale? R. Jasper, J. Wallace. ROW IV: J. Stoelting. T. RHDD. D. Henn, S. Wie- Abbott, G. , gand, J. Limehouse, T. Shotwell, L. Cutbirth. , ROW V: R. Bricker, G. McAninch, K. Seilkop, J. Wolpert, D. Snyder, D. Hinson, J. Kennedy, L. , Porter, H. Deck. 5 025 1" P "1 F10 'Q BOTH MARCHING A D CONCERT BANDS T. Springer. ROW IV: M. Huber, D. Smith W. Etzel, R. Endres, J. McPeek, F. Rothacker W. Spellmeyer, D. Metz. ROW V: B.Iones F. Yowler, J. Cornelius, J. Zinselmeier. D Cooley, T. Bunne11,I. Bedacht, K. Hagedorn D. Hinson. f 5 . ,.,.-1 4 .. 564 5 A I..-.,.,,,' ROWI R Barnes K Kuhlmann JRoehhng B Kuhl Long J Marun G Chambers B Dlserens S Brown man J Sauer E Sherldan Mr Veach ROW II M ROW IV C Ienklns C Raabe S Lmne G Gaus Barnes S Schrmpff J Pansmg B Spreckelmeler B man D HICRS Wresman C Ehrhardt ROW III D Deucker D OUR GLEE CLUB HAS MA Y SINGING E GAGEMENTS The Glee Club Concert Chorus combrned IS the largest mlxed group at Healthy H1gh Durmg the year they have sung at varlous school as semblles and at the Prmce of Peace Contest On several Sunday evemngs durmg Lent, ROWI S Frentzel C Lohr R Reber C Kummler J Muhlenhard ROW II E Taylor J Drllon J Mll ler C Purcell JBrehm ROW III M Klenk D they took part m the serv1ces of the Methodlst and Chr1St1an Churches And, of course, who could forget therr beaut1ful Chrlstrnas Concert whlch ended wlth the tradrtlonal Hallelujah Chorus? Bowersox C Hochscheld D Butts I Troth ROW IV E Owens Jlstermann T Packer R Hagedorn N Koch S.: 9 1 WJ ff 9 Q 5 Q. 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' I ' U , .1 - '1 , V, 'i 'Q' 6 f I ' an - f , , yt I f C 1 r 24 :Sw v i ROWI A Whlte J Staubach B Gulld L Peters E man C Campbell S Stoddard B Weber R Burns Wlnn I Marqua J Albrecht I l-lmes ROW Il L N Wallbrech ROW IV J Schwab T Selgle L Waychoff C Reuter I Som J Mueller R jungklnd Mart1n1 D Nolte K Hagedorn D Henn J Suttman R Staubltz C Yocco ROW III L Starnes I Salz S Schrmpff Sec y C Raabe Pres J Brehm Treas play a l1ttle tune on the plano Ronnle Reber V Pres was not present ROWI ISchwab ICook S Naderman M Gruber man I Westendorf J Ryland K Kuhlmann K JW1esman I Kleln C Gtlhardt ROW II J Bachus Sherldan ROW lV I Martrn S Stoffer D Whlte K Case K Lemmlng I Focke C Bolton M Haer 'I' Courts T Rupp R Weber R Rrchley mg M Staubach ROW III C MCCOFmlCk F Dohr 5 il' w r A ' 'Q -. -5 " -rf x., . v ' J ' A I4 lgiifr ir' ' x . . I . . . . . . . :D . . I . : . , . . . . , . . : . , . ' . ' . ' : . . A.: . '. g .: - I 0- ci w . I . ,,. n' n n . . 3 . n - I n u .. . . , . U , . . I . . . I . , . h . . , I - 1 - n 0 a - , 1 - - - n - r c 1 - - fl I I o f I' . A 2 Q s " I , I I .,. , :L -a 17 - h A ,V N, , T5 ,W ' . A, . m ' V: ' C2 -1 - ta 1 A -". A 1 Q- fl' ' 2 4 i .N ' ' Q ,, 4 1 x1 .I S 7, x Q' l 1 l N 1 ' , As.. 'K I f W .-15,11-1: 1,- 195 ROWI R Beckman R Barnes P Lohr J Krncaxd D Deucker I D111on B Lrsterman M Bxesack ROW II K Kuhlmann J Cook J Murphy L Johnson C Mc Cormlck B Frey M Craft ROW III J Muhlenhard YEA TEAM' FIGHT' FIGHT' FIGHT' ROWI S Schmalz Y Schmurr E Sherldan C Reuter S Dlce P Parker ROW II I Schlermgj Sauer M Sunderhaus J Roehlmg I Pansmg I Trothj Uhls ROW III R Telford 1 Westendorf K Sherxdan A L,,.....V 1 8 0 I I X H., 1 I N J I 'fr N k V , . I ' 'Owl-' T ',, I ' J " , X . v J 6 2 W, v' -. ... ,. b A I. K I I ' ig 'I -P v I I fe' F I I P' 1 ' . S I W I A " ,, , . ' , . ' , . ' . : Maher. B. Hafer, I. Albrecht. ROW IV: P. Dickhaus, I. Q o o Q 0 : . , . , . ' , . 1: T 'I 'I ,- .I g ,. Y ki Q7 K' - ' Q . - .Q Z. i 1 T1 M 'Vg' F P -s' , . , Q. 'tj It .I vw I L I M A A, I e I I , ,, b f A ' V 1 E I MW , f -N L4 . E 4 r - I , ' ' , k. iv I 26 Kummler B Jungkrnd S Bowman B Dlserens S Langenbohn S Daush S Lmne N Koch J Merster E Apffel M Haerxng Sunderhaus N Wallbrech D Schrermg M Wrlger ROW IV I Rogers M Rettmger M Van De Ryt C Raabe Judy Wesrendorf C Schurter S Stoddard Beat 'ern boy beat em IS a fa m1l1ar cry of the Pep Squad that orgam zat1onwh1chcreates good old school sp1r1t at our sportlng events These gals attend all the games both home and away and they have done much th1s year to boost the school morale' H712 c-b -l 1 Q -'Jaxx ,,.-...-af X 74 AI m - ':-5... Aix - ' X 'life Y IP... A ' B' ' , -,,.-1 --- U W . ., T -4 1: 3 - Q S .1 ' l. l s ! E N e ff E' 0 x , R, AS ' X , . . N . " rig .- A er' X U7 I w . i 4'. ' ,. --' I ' x Q , h f " ' x N I.. , M Sunderhaus ecy S Lmne Pres Troth V Pres C Kummler Treas watch a team practxce fi, .- , AT I H 5355 ' 4? 44- 6 ' 9 4 9 0 , 1 r , Q . J, IG i ffy. I ' is , l Y. 4 . -1' 3 'aff X7 5-5,0 'gif A " ll 1' if ali M .WV x S, Naderman, Treas.g M. Sunderhaus, Pres.: A, Sun- Tennis, anyone? These are the sports clothes, derhaus, Sec'yg Mrs. Tyree, adviser: I. Schiering, made and modeled by the girls. V,-Pres.: select some recipes, SEWI G AND COOKI G FOR TOMORROW'S HOMES The Home Ec Club is very active here at Healthy. All through the year they have been busy selling school supplies to raise money for the Red Cross. For pleasure they had two dinnersg one at Mrs. Tyree's home and the next, a spaghetti dinner which ROW I: Mrs. Tyree, S. Naderman, I. Schiering, S, Schmipff, G, Nott, E, Sheridan. ROW II: Y. Schmurr, A, Sunderhaus, R, Staubitz. J. Salzman, M. Haering they cooked themselves! Each year they have a representative on Shillito's Sewing Board and this year's repre- sentative is Margie H ae ring . Next year's lucky gal is Judy Salzman, who was named at their annual style show on April nineteenth. ROW Ill: E. Kist, R. Jasper, S.Stoffer, A, Sunderhaus, M. Huser, G. Listerman. J. Li' Q 3 , I ug v7 N7 T C7 - r C? i as ROW I: A. Starnes, K. Amundson, D. Butts, C. Ehrhardt, Mrs, Wortmann, ROW ll: A. Smith, H, Deck, C. Raabe, D. Kase, F. Rothacker. THE PRINCE OF PEACE DECLAMATION CONTE T The Prince of Peace Contest in an annual affair sponsored by the Council of Churches. On Sunday, November fifth, Alan Smith placed first at the E.U.B. CHURCH Howard Deck ..................... Warfire Carol Sue Ehrhardt ....... Love, the Only Weapon Carole Haefele . . . . . . The Peace that Passeth All Fred Rothacker . . ............... Dykes Alan Smith . . . . . . The Psychology of Peace "Black is sometimes called white, and white is some- times called black, but. . E.U.B. Church and Carol Raabe placed first at the Lutheran Church. Carol later won a contest in the Greater Cincinnati area. LUTHERAN CHURCH Kay Amundson ................. Back to God Donna Sue Butts ................... Warfire Dave Kase ..... ...... T he Pattern of Peace Carol Raabe . . . . . The Peace that Passeth All Ann Starnes ....... .... lo ve, the Only Weapon "Take a little walk with me. . L--' V-s -f H EALTHY HI LIFE SEPTEMBER H1' Summer s over and the gr1nd begrns Brg and l1ttle srsters and brothers are urgently searchrng for each other rn the utter choas of opemng day P1gsk1n prevrew at Colerarn Healthy gals sport the1r Bermudas Ugh' A horrrble fate' We lost to our r1vals N C H Tch' Tch' Freshres rn red bows and srgns are really gettrng the works from those upperclassmen I Suttman Judy Westendorf and B Rernkmg showed therr SCULPTING ab1l1ty at a pottery demonstratron Maderra was as wet as the weather We won' P S Ray Sterber f1na1ly shaved as a result' Batten down the hatches and put yourjalopres up on blocks the Dr1ver s Ed students take to the road' ' Day of sorrows It ralned and our Pow Wow was can celed We lost but we srnged Colerarn s whrskers to the tune of 14 12 4,!, L--lx"-e OCTOBER Flash' " It has been rumored that the Senror Boys have a but don t breathe a word to a soul Our boys are mud dogs we beat Indran H111 1n the soup Some of our Y Teeners traveled to Lenmary for a 2 day conference Guess what Cher1e FERGOT? Her PJ s of all th1ngs" H1p' H1p' Hoo ray' The Band won the Knlght Templar s trophy at a down town parade X Ray t1me for Sophs and all new upper classmen D1d you know that Nancy Ross has an extra set of r1bs? We lost a game but the crownrng of Rose Beckman as Homecomrng Queen cheered us up The Band packed up and headed for Columbus to vrew other bands at an O S U football game G A A held a Hallowe en party rn the study hall Wasn t Shirl cute 1n those Bermudas? More fun' H1 Y hayrrde at Handlebar Terry Murphy thought a sparkrng w1re rn the grass was some l1ghtn1ng bugs shocklng tlme had by all' ' Incldently Southwesternohloteachersconvent1on Rah' Southwesternohloteachersconventron Rah' Rah' Rah' Southwesternohtoteacherconventton' U C holds open house for the Wheels Senrors that NOVEMBER The trad1t1onalY Teen Recogntuon Serv1ce and Ban quet was held today Who had the two desserts? The Chem Class took trme out for a freld tr1p to the Waterworks Pr1nce of Peace Contest br1ngs two w1nners Carol Raabe and Alan Smrth No school? L G D ers have last hayrrde of the season followed by a slumber party at K Kuhlan s Jack who put the charn across the drrve? Open House Glee Club Speech Classes and club prex1es present a program explaunrng o ur school act Greatest day of the year' We really swamped Green hrlls who hasn t been beaten for 2 years and 1n a snowstorm to boot Cheerleaders were voted on for the comrng basketball season The Dance Band played at the annual Thanksgrvrng Band Dance A new type of entertarnment was pre sented THE SPARKETTES' Bus drrvers aged ten years today when they took the Wheels fSen1ors of coursej to the L1brary Yrppee' Thanksg1v1ngVacat1on' Ooooh my achrn back G A A gave an 1ceskat1ng DHFIY G A A serves those wonderful guys at the Football Banquet DECEMBER Speech class presents safety program Gxles makes an rdeal arch angel Marge Sunderhaus and Wayne Cook got a tw1rl by the Rollateers The Wheels had a 4 hour test 10 lndran H111 and Mrlford made us very unhappy basketball wrse Glee and Band g1ve a Chrrstmas Concert Carol R soloed Vocat1onalGu1dance Conference was held here for Irs and Srs from N C H Greenhrlls and Mt H to ans wer that age old questron What can l do when I graduate? A WHITE ROBE FOR GERALDINE a Spotllght h1t was part of a Chrrstmas Program for the students FORSTED FANTASY was the theme of the 1955 Chrrstmas Prom Dave and Chefle Rergned over the u n u , ' ' ' 28 . '- ' . 29 . . ' l -- ' ' is. -1, 4 ' ' ' ' V - s 6 . ' . . i ,A 11 . . .' ' ' , u 17 " . . tivities. 1 g 18 . - 2 ' 1 19 ' ' ' " 22 ' ' I an 1 , 1 1 a . 1' 25 ' ' ' . . .' ' ' so . .' . '.- ' I 1 1 1 . 2 I . . ' 8 ' ' I . 4 9 - 1. . 1 1 I ' . ' . H- . ' 13 " ' . . ? 1 . I . 1. 1 , . 1 . ' 1 1, 30 be starred affarr OLE grads come back to defeat our boys 51 42 1n the alumn1 game JANUARY Back to that ever delrghtful Joy SCHOOL" ' In playlng Anderson we were both hlgh scorers ever tho we came out on the short end of the 86 60 score Student Counctl sends representat1ves to VlS1I grade schoolers at F1nneytown and Monfort Helghts to grve them a gllmpse at our llfe here at Healthy State Trooper came to grve a test and to rssue dr1ver s llcenses to some mtghty eager new drrvers Beware M1ghty Murph she ll be drtvxng a green Ford 20 Cheers' Cheers' 10 rnches of snow closes school' A1n t that a shame?' Ha ha Joke on the Wheels wh1le they were commg back from a SChO18ISh1D test at Greenhrlls the1r bus had a blowout and they were an hour late for lunch' Exams' ' ' A hush settles over Mt H More of the same Phew' At last they re over' Boys sport cat argyls at G A A Sock Hop after Sharonvllle game Unfortunately we lost out to Ross Townshrp Afterward at a Student Councrl record dance Jack and hrs s1ster entertarned us Wllh some of the1r crazy Jxtterbuggmg ' FEBRUARY The Band gtves us a concert w1th a novel trumpet number Some of the trumpeters played from the bal cony' Quxte an effect' Campa1gn1ng lS 1n full swlng for the 1956 Basketball Queen The 15 lucky candldates were 1ntroduced to to the school today The group plcs for the Zem Zem were taken so that day was qulte full of lnterrupted classes 10 That busy Iumor Class IS bakrng goodres to make money for that well known mght 1n May Sharene placed f1rst at Mt H tn Betty Crocker Home Makrng Contest' The Day' Sh1rl IS our new Queen' The gang went to HOWARD JOHNSON S afterward to celebrate Lynn Johnson had a slumber party for the Sen1or gals where the obnoxrous phrase uppy' uppy' uppy' was born Our Varslty completed the day by wrnmng 1ts f1rst game over Greenhllls' The Wheels were really beat today after last nrght s fest1v1t1es Faculty prcs w e r e s n a p p e d today at school Those lrttle Wheels the Iunrors have some well earned fun at a Iunxor Class party TheY Teeners braveda skatmg party at the Gardens MARCH Our new H1 F1 record player was tr1ed out at the Leap Year Leap Jerry and Smltty smelled strongly of 31 garlrc drdn t they? Wonder rf rt had anythrng to do wrth the corsages Ela1ne and Barb made them? The Wheels know graduatron 15 drawmg near for they made two b1g dec1s1ons They chose announcements and they prcked out the1r caps and gowns Faculty showed who s boss at the tradrtxonal Faculty H1 Y game Healthy H1 Lltes mvaded the school for an hour s en tertamment Man those Hep Cats had us rollmg tn the a1s1es' ' L1tt1e Wheels are measured for rrngs That s the frrst step k1ds The Wheels hurry home to last mlnute packrng Well the Wheels are off to Washxngton for 4 days of fun' The Syndrcate stayed up half the ntght to complete the1r 15 foot banner whrch announced the class s arrrval The Wheels stumbled off the tra1n thrs A M w1th the1r battered derbles and canes plus 94 squrrt guns They allagreed that uppy' uppy' uppy' has got to go' " We had an assembly today on the MAGIC OF ELEC TRONICS Joyce S was telev1sed and Ann became engaged to a robot The G A A went troprcal for IIS Sprmg Prom Marge and Dave H ruled over the f8SI1VlIl6S We had a very n1ce Easter Program by the H1 Y Y Teens and Glee Club The G A A ers washed cars today Wonder whrch class WARSHED the most? I I I I I .rl I A . ' . s 7 a I I . . - - . . . 8 Q. . , .- . ' " . 9 ' U ' . ' ' ' ' 13 ' ' ' ' . D' " .' . . . . 14 , ' a a a . n - . Q 1 . ' I- - y I l. w s u ang -- - - '- 23 . . . " ' ' . ' 29 ' ' ' '- , - 31 '. . . ' . ' L, rf - -i Y 13+ if 'L April 4 May 4 Hear ye' Hear ye' W Spellmeyer is the next year s president of Student Council A week has now passed since M Sunder ha us made her grand exit at play practice by walking right through a curtain into that hard wall Those Y TEEN gals are at rt again' Wanna buy some tater chips? The Juniors had some more crazy fun on a hayride while some of the Seniors lived it up at a midnight spook show down town and was rt scary?7?? By Ilngo' It SCHEAPER BY THE DOZEN the Senior Class play and that is of gen eral interest' How d ya like those red heads? Three cheers for I Hiel! He won second place in an oratorical contest sponsored by the Sons of the American Revolution! A physics experimentworked today! Ask Jack who was knocked flat by a 6 foot spark of electricity! The Wheels took an English test today and one learned member of the class felt that INVICTUS 1The Unconqueredj was written by Rocky Marciano, Healthy burns while K. Meyers starves! So went one of the radio plays presented by the advanced speech classes, Marv Smith was Principal for the Day, . , were entertained at various intervals dur- ing the day by his beloved collection of "rock n' roll" records. L,G.D. and HI-Y initiations stan today! The HI-Y also had a hayride accompa- nied by many hay fights. I une 1 I arn t got the money for the mortgage on the cow and will you marry me I need fifty proposals were familiar phrases heard in the halls of Healthy The Freshres had a hayride tonight Hip' HID' Hooray' No school' B I E Day The HI Yhad their banquet at Schullers while the L G D went onthelr progressive supper followed by the imtration and slumber party at Donna Sue s home We had an award assembly today' Didn t know we had so many O S C s fOut standing Cttizensy did Ja? The night of nights' The Junior Senior Prom' The gym was turned into a South ern Garden and there was a bubbling fountain with real gold fish in the center of the floor C Lisle couldn t resist tak ing a drink from it either' 1 Padgett and W Spellmeyer were crowned queen and king of this gala affair Baccalaureate' The end IS drawing near Did you notice that not one noble Senror fell asleep due to last night s fes IIVIIICSP Graduation' The crowd all flocked to Spivey May s fora party So Long Sen 1ors' See ya next year at Homecoming Hey wait' The Wheels are having one last fling at their prcmc at Whitewater Park Exams' ' The very word reeks of diaster' Those crazy Juniors have a prcmc to cel ebrate Well we finally made tt' The grind is over Happy vacation see ya next year' Janet Murphy Ken, Marv, 14' ite' f .--4 . -v.. .v- , - ,il- " . . - ,.,.. N 1 K "Why were you late to c1ass?" At Mr. Smith's elbow is his stack ofjazz records which he played at intervals over the P A system during the day. PRINCIPAL FDR THE DAY This year the Zem Zem Staff sponsored a new contest at Healthy for the purpose of promoting the tax stamps. The contest was among the upper four classes, and the Junior Class was the winner ! This gave them the privilege of nominating three can- didates, Ken Daiker, Darryll Hinson, and Marvin Smith. Marv was elected by the student body. So on May 3, he was known as Mr. Smith, Principal of Mt. Healthy High School! "Your attention please' Today s announce and Darryll make their campaign speeches. ments are. . .' 1 I I 1 l Ny? fifi J :xg RON I N Macaloso C Hae Llc J Cook J S u W Coox D Smrth D Butts S Maher M Huser C baeh S Schnmlz K I be De Q1 rnlan ROW II J Nlolte J Cattle ROW IV D Kase K Kase D Sny lv run J Mueller I Lundrrgan lxl sunderhaus R der 'I' Bunnell C Schaaf G Pottmger F Johnson Brrccer X Starnes J Krntard C, Broun R Miter J Kennedy D Hrnson A Stratman W Davles E Taylor ROIX III S lxlegand tx Dancer J LEWIS OLLIE S SCHOLAR HIP TEAM BIOLOGY Brrcker Ron Wregand Sally GLNTRAL SCIENCE Smlth Dennrs Stratman Xrthur CHEMISTRY Cool Xmyne Darker Ken PHY SIC S Kase Dave Pottlnger Cxles ALGLBRA I Kennedy hm Nlartrn Janet In the prehmmary scho1arsh1p tests at Mt Healthy 1n early Aprll, these students, the top two 1n each subJect,qual1f1ed to part1c1pate 1n the d1str1ct tests at M1arm UH1V6TS1ty on May 5 ALGEBRA II Nolte Cherre Schaaf Glenn PLANE GI OMETRY Johnson lredrrck Snyder Dan AMERICAN HISTORY Broun Cecll Qurnlan Deanna WORLD HISTORY Bunnell lom Hlnson Dave SENIOR SOCI XL STUDIES Kase Ken Schmalz Sharene ENGLISH IX Mueller Jane Staubach Jean ENGLISH X Huser Marranne Maher Sherla ENGLISH XI Haefele Carole Krncard Judy ENGLISH XII Butts Donna ue Srarnes Ann LATIN I Case Kathleen Cook Janet LATIN Il Mater Ruth Sunderhaus Marjorre SPANISH I Lewrs John Macaluso Nancy SPANISH II Davtes B111 Gettle Judy BOOKKEEPING I Lundrrgan Edrth Taylor Elarne OLLIE S HONOR ROLL Here youw1ll f1nd the names of the students who have successfully com pleted three terms +1115 year w1th an average of 85 90 or 95 The averages are based on full cred1t and half cred1t subjects only and to be cons1dered the student must carry at least four academ1c subjects AVERAGE 95 99 SENIORS Dav1d Kase Kenneth Kase Ann Starnes JUNIORS Glenn Schaaf FRESHMEN Kathleen Case Janet Cook Jane Mueller Denn1s Sm1th Je an Staubach AVERAGE 90 94 SENIORS Jerry Bedacht Howard Deck Car ol Sue Ehrhardt Shxrley Llnne Frank Moore Denn1s Murphy Terry Murphy G11es Pottmger Jack1e Sauer Sharene Schmalz Carol Schurter MarJor1e Sunder haus Joe Wolpert JUNIORS Manlyn Bauman Mary Lou Cole Ken Da1ker Sharon Dausch Darla Deucker W1ll1am F1g1l1s Carole I-laefele Margaret Haermg Kay Kuhlmann Ed1th Lundr1gan Ruth Ma1er Janet Murphy Elame Taylor SOPHOMORES D1ane Bowersox Ronald Br1cker Sue Combow W1ll1am Dav1es Gale Dav1s Carol Drexer Leah Geesl1n Mananne Huser Fredr1ck Johnson She1la Maher Nancy Tebbe Sally W1egand FRESHMEN L1nda Alexander Steve Caldwell Bonme Frey Don Henn Gale Hudson Judy Kahle James Kennedy Cathy K1st L1nda Krahlmg Betty L1sterman Nancy Macaluso Janet Mart1n Carol Reuter Grace Strmger Nancy Wallbrech AVERAGE 85 89 SENIORS Elaxne Apffel Rose Beckman Mlldred Blesack Donna Sue Butts Barbara D1serens John Haskms IN-X? 'Nan Q NN n X Charlene Hochschexd Raelene Jasper Jean Huss Barbara Mart1n Cher1e Lynn Nolte Ray Rett1g Roger Roettele Denn1s Scheffel Alan Sm1th Bob Stehl1n L1nda Strube Joyce Suttman Judy Westendorf JUNIORS Cec1l Brown Ga1l Cec1l Jeanne Dxllon Gerald Gausman Mary Ann Gr1es1ng Betty Gust1n Betty Hafer Robert Jones Judy K1nca1d V1rg1n1a K1rby Marlyse Klenk Kay Osborne Carl Pugh Deanna Qu1nlan Donna Qu1n1an Betty R1ce Marvxn Sm1th Fred Yowler SOPHOMORES Myrna Barnes Judy Eckel Marlene Elsen R1chard Endres Judy Gettle R1chard Imhulse Ralph Jaeger Robm Jungk1nd Gemma Llsterman L1da Ness Joan Rett1g Jack McLaren Al1ce Sunderhaus Ruth Telford Roy Weber Ann Wh1te Carmeleen Yocco FRESHMEN Judy Albrecht Nancy Albr1ght Armand Aufdenberg Mary Jean Bellanca Larry Bradford Jan1ce Chambers Melva Craft Ken Hagedorn Mark Jacobs Marlene Jurgens Elleen Kuhlman Judy Langenbahn Kathy Lem1ng John Lewls Larry Mart1n1 Lols Praechter R1chard Rlchley Tom Se1gle Terry Shotwell Arthur Stratman Mary Van Guelpen Jane Westendorf Janet Wmesmann Mary Lou Wlnger berg Erra Lee Wxnn Ronald Z1mmerman Gerald Zwxcker I I 9 Q 'gl Q 'Ill . . , 1 x ff - , if f NX J . . gil! RQ X 1 I . I - ' un' 1 . . . Kay Amunds on Tom Bunnell Fred Rothacker Kathy Sheridan er 35 I Q W i W Ili' 'll' ll QM 0 C.nq,,4,uEu C C In '56 part of the fun we had Was supporting our teams--good or bad. Football, basketball, baseball, too,V Our teams really tried hard to please me and you. OUR TEAMS, CHEER LEADERS, AND QUEENS 624. N , - A 6 ..,., f. qglvnev-v V , V 'f Q 'm 44" " ,owl 5 V U., L f L is Q 1 'ISU v , '15 1555, A al 'ww N2 .,ga.,,4r' h is ,vflk . 'wx .ADDED EXCITEME T T0 OUR YEAR! I-Iea1thy's stars! Ken is top lineman, and Butch is the best guard. Hit him again, harder! Harder! CO CAPTAIN ED OXNENS ,J --I Fullback RON REBER Left Guard WARREN BUTLER Right Guard L.-4 40 BILL BAUMAN R1ght End JERRY LISTERMAN Left Tackle N KEN SEILKOP Left Tackle 'J CO CAPTAIN BOB BLANTON Rxght Tackle ALAN SMITH Rlght Half LELAND BUTLER TOM PACKER Left End JIM Hsu. Right Half Center '34 3 4. X H . New x. " A Kvjrisifj N. , 1 , " ' - J' af f A 'VG' 1' .rf f X : bf' - 6, . xi, F Varsity Cheerleaders D Deucker M Sunderhaus I Sauer B Dlserens I Kmcaxd O W L S' O W L S' HQQTI HCOT' HQOTV Reserve Cheerleaders R Jungkmd C Campbell J Roeh mg 42 . Xxx' , k ,. 5 ,J W A - - - O - - - 0 . O . .. ,x 1 1' f N T. s 3 Q I ,. 1' I n l , . , . ' 1. 28 ROWI T Selgle I Se1m T Courts S Caldwell Spnnger A Stratman D Henn T Shotwell D R Zunmerman L Stames R Rxchley ROW Il A Smxth Aufdenburg R Jones L Marum K Hagedom J FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Th1s 1S the team, made up ent1re1y of freshmen, wh1ch had 1ts fans on the edges of the1r seats over 1ts many close games. Th1S 15 the f1rst year for such a squad. It was begun to g1ve the boys more expenence and a chance for more part1c1pat1on. The1r games were played on Fr1day after noons and Saturday mormngs. Mr. Stefan coached th1s squad. All of Mt. Healthy was thr111ed when the team shellacked North College H111 mn the sem1 f1nals of the Inv1tat1onal Basket ball Tournament and went on to defeat Lockland,thus w1nn1ng the champ1on shxp. Our hats are off to these boys, our future vars1ty basketball team. I ' ! 4' I ll Y Sl.. 5 fr- iff- L' 'gi' fa' 1 'T-Y 15 Q . ' ' vi 2 f 4 .' , -. i. H . i 43 276,15 Y 1 A basket' A basket boys' Hey' Hey' 'lake xt away' Our Reserve Basketball Team or Jumor Vars1ty as lt 1S now called teams have by the teachers parents and fr1ends of Healthy H1gh Th1s OWLSJLINI KNEELING J Llmehouse R Jaeger R Rntenhouse L Berne: A S11ber C Felss N Troth STANDING I Rentschler R Johnson D Muckenfuhs W Stoner year the boys won several games w1th Larry .Tumor Be rner belng h1gh th1s year and next year many w111 Jom the Vars1ty Team CRVARSITY T HOChSChCld W Stoffregen B Fullerton Mr Schlosser I5 isis 3 QQNLS' QV! L 7 L , w ',vV ,yrv I f . N L ft f A 45 y f J? A 2. V, Q, A A 30 Q T x' rv R 1 n , v u , 6 . D n a has been backed as all of our other point man. The fellows worked hard 9 ' W VIL 0 , QW . . t Q 2 1 Q 4 ' ' 7 I lx T A 1 'N "WL j 'wg' El I I0 ta 44 KNEELING R Jones I Hell F Boehner B Frgrhs B Remkrng B Spreckelmeler D Murphy E Owens These boys really pract1ced hard th1s year, and several t1mes we had close games The greatest basketball trxumphwas when we defeated Green h1lls the mght of the Crowmng Th1s certa1n1y completed the mght' At the Butler D Cooley K Serlkop T Packer R Steh lm R Blanton R OConnor G Schaaf Mr Ste annual Honor Banquet gxven by the Athlet1c Boosters, Tom Packer was named 'Most Valuable Player of the Year" and he was also chosen to be the Team s Captaxn HEALTHY SVARSITY C..Pugh,W.'Cook. sTAND1NE3:'w.spe1'1rrieyer,Lf fan' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I I - I . . . . , . 0 Y 45 We have always been proud of our baseball teams because of the fine showing they have made. In 1951 they played at Crosley Field, and last f' XX ,fer f , year they tied in the Regional Tournament This year was a little less spectacular but still the games prove to be exciting! The most thrilling game was with N C H when we won 6 5' TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME' ROWI R Zimmerman G Corne11son T Shotwell L Starnesl Ernst R Richley Mr Schlosser ROW Il J Springer T Courts D Smith A Stratman R Rittenhouse T Sexgle W Stoner ROW III W KN, 'K pM'f L vw Spreckelmeier R Reber G Schaaf F Boehner W Klenk D Henn ROW IV T Packer E Owens W Reinkmg D Vollman R Blanton J McLaren K Hagedorn +V' Exe af r A N241 7 V ROWI K Kase W Bauman D Murphy W Spell ROW III T Murphy D Kase R Blanton F Yow meyer W Cook L Guy ROW II T Packer N ler J Bedacht B F1g1l1s Troth K Sellkop R Jones W Butler Mr Stefan RELAYS HLIRDLES POLE VAULT Hamilton County Meet SENIOR DIVISION D1scus Shot Put H1gh Jump aaa' 880 Yard Relay K1 RJ 91 440 Yard Dash JUNIOR DIVISION Track has been a good H1gh Jump sport for us 1n the past and 100 Yard Dash although we d1d not w1n any meets we d1d place second 220 Yard Dash 1n three meets and th1rd 1n two meets. It 1S certa1n 880 Yard Relay that our boys d1d well even though theywere hand1capped by a lack of faC111t1eS. lf Bob Blanton lst Place Bob Blanton 4th Place Jerry Bedacht T1e for Znd 5th Place Torn Packe r Denms Murphy Dave Kase Warren Butle r Denn1s Murphy Nelson Troth B111 F1g1l1s Nelson Troth B111 F1g1l1s Nelson Troth B111 F1g1l1s Nelson Troth Jerry Corne11us Bob Jones 5th Place s Znd h Znd 4 h 3rd Place Place Place Place Place Place 11' V. . I . v1 1' "' X r 1 P E I , - - - Y 4: 6 3 ., .. y- Q 1 1 I 5 1 L 2 1 f 1 l 1 . ' V I 3 ' ' ' y I 5 ' . wr'- ,gg fl ,Q : . , . , . , . - : . , . , . , . - 9 9 ' ll' rl'l-'I r ix ' m ' 3' g -- -f: - . S :gl- S., ffL-'- C... ' 1 t . , . . . . ' ' 51: 1 . . . t HEY LOOK' HERE THE SCORE BOARD' Football N C H Made1ra Colerarn Indxan H111 Sycamore Terrace Park Anderson Taylor Loveland Greenhrlls THEY VARSITY Harnson N C H Indran H111 M11ford Sycamore Alumm Loveland Wyomrng Terrace Park Sharonvrlle Ross Taylor Co1era1n Glendale Greenhrlls Maderra X04 4 -X Sept Oct Nov Basketball Dec an e 2 72 '0 6 CK RESERV E 1-1arr1son N C H Indran H111 Mrlford Sycamore Loveland Anderson Wyomxng Sharonvrlle Ross Taylor Colerarn Glendale Greenhrlls Madexra Baseball Wyomrng Harrrson Lockland N C H Coleram Greenhrlls Sycamore Hamrlton Anderson Taylor THEY Apnl THEY i 29 Q O WE .- 'I . . . 12 . 16 ' 0 " 23 ' 14 " 30 S ' ' 6 . '1 fm ' 26 " 14 h E -1 6 " 21 I - ' 7 " 27 X5 .- 20 . 4 N , 6 " 10 . . ' 13 " 18 ,A ' WE ' 59 . 27 ' 33 . . . 83 " 3 20 . . . 34 ' ' 57 " 9 42 ' ' 19 ' 61 10 24 ' 38 76 " 16 19 31 ' 51 " 20 35 34 61 I . 6 35 41 Anderson 86 " 13 20 Terrace Park 43 ' 69 " 20 29 ' 43 72 21 21 ' 30 ' 63 " 27 29 35 76 " 28 35 56 92 F b. 3 36 ' 44 ' 64 " 10 33 46 66 " 11 45 ' 50 ' 37 " 14 37 ' 51 ' 93 17 S WE L 10 ' 7 ' 5 1, 5 ' 14 " 10 Q-. X 0 6 " 11 7 . . . 6 " 12 2 ' 15 " 18 7 ' 12 " 19 is 0 13 " 24 4? 2 ' 20 " 25 GK 3 13 " 27 4 6 " 30 48 CHEERLEADERS I Cook 5 Korn N Mrller ROW 1 R Rooks K Meyers C Wxlson W Etzel T Morns R Mr Betz R Brown T We1r1ch R F1a1g G Hochscherd McKee ABSENT D Whrte R Obercorn Mr Mack ROW II T Sprmger I Osborne JU IOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM The Jumor hrgh guls have fun tool Rxght now they are havmg a party rn thexr Home Ec class Don t the punch and cook1es look good! Q-L "-.-.adv 49 f. I U . 1 , X Q , f I - I ,I ' - x A Ltd 'V ' - , r W " I ' i S S 1 4 I , EEE: A A' 'ffls f . . ' ' ' . . A ' ' I 'l' ' 4 I 3 0 'Q ' : l -' I . I ' 1 ' I . , . . 1 . ' , . , . , . , , V , 1 N 4 ' I 7 ' ' - QL C 1 V I-XP' i Cui, ' . A ,Hr 3- A' BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING Mlss Kennedy M STANDING S Hogue R Jasper J Rogers A Sunder Elsen N Ross D Burns E Krsr Ia Westendorf D haus I Mueller B Jungkmd Ju Westendorf K G1er Schlerrng I Brehrn I Beyer Y Schrnurr C Campbell CDSC! 5 LIHHC 5 Maher M Sunderhaus J Schrerrng THE GIRL LIKE SPQRTS TOC' lnterschool compet1t1on whrch enables them to make fr1ends 1n other schools Bes1des hav1ng a lot of fun they learn teamwork and good sportsmansh1p VOLLEY BALL TEAM KNEELING Mrss Kennedy B ING C Hochscherd M Haermg J Rogers A Sunder Lrsterman E K1st M Elsen N Ross Ia Westendorf h3llS S Hogue D Butts S Lmne K Grerlnger Ju I Brehm I Beyer Y Schmurr C Campbell STAND Westendorf S Maher M 'Sunderhaus I Schlerlng 7' -f Ing, H Qfifllh i JU ' ' ' ' ' - 1 i . L v 'L K N li L-gl in 1. ,f F' VJ- V' 1 L i . L E , l ,4 A K 'A r y ff S ff of f Q o The Girls' Basketball and Volley Ball teams allow the gals to participate in x A 5 ,, Q. ' 1 Y Q ' 1 ' . y , L ix Na -. - .. ffiisfzl - . X U H v u A A I I .4 Q so dy , I it B , -H . , u 4 , , , , A b f a.-,Jn , - 'F W- ' " ' .,- ' 1-f. , . P' .V L' s , , for +3 - X 1 J .ang 1 we M2 as Her Majesty, Shirley Linne G.A.A. I "1 '. B' BASKETBALL Everyyear there's a great deal of ex- citement after exams, for it's time to se- lectanew Basketball Queen, and this year was no exception! Each club chose its candidate, and the members began to make campaign posters. Soon there was an as- sembly to introduce the girls, and after wards the student body cast their votes. 'X f- C: T9 T Marj Sunderhaus Jackie Sauer Elaine Sheridan Home Ec. Student Council Hi-Y 'fgtlihfrinsf Q 1 JAX' i Zif The Queen and her Court CROWNING Finally, the big night came! Valentine's Day '56! Between the Reserve and Varsity games, a hush stole over the crowded bleachers, for the band began "My Heart StoolStill". The SPARKETTES entered to form an archway through which the candi- dates walked. When the procession ended, the Team's Captain, Torn Packer , crowned Shirley Linne, and presented her with the traditional roses. v 'T ,fflij ,A 4,5 an 7,1 0 V M1 Judy Beyer Sally Schimpff Barb Diserens Camera Club Latin Club Spotlight eg 49. fs Carol Raabe Glee Club Barb Jungkind Spanish Club Joyce Suttman Paper Staff Connie Kurnmler Pep Squad Rose Beckman L.G.D. Cherie Nolte Y-Teens 'V -v. Elaine Apffel Zem Zem Ann Srarnes Band HOMECOMING QUEEN l955-56 Attendants Barbara Diserens Judy Kincaid Darla Deucker Janet Murphy Marjorie Sunderhaus Homecoming Queen The pre-game parade Rose Beckman TROPICAL ISLE G. A. A. Spring Formal, King Dave Hicks and Queen Marj Sunderhaus, March 23, 1956. FROSTED FANTASY Y Teen Chr1stmasP1-om Kmg and Queen Cherle Nolte Dec ember 17 1955 Zhi Nothin' to it! "Just a little bit ITlOl'6." QNX Senior gals are cleaning up after their Y-Teen banquet New look for Senior boysl ,e q! . ig! , , 'Zin ,K 7 V I 'Eff gf-, ' cf . L7 K 5 ' Y H i ii 'R tg if 4 ' as ? M. ref' , k : EY ii - Q A 6 ali gfigigi ,ni ' i'1' Tig" Sorry. no s chool today! !f 'i f-NC' ,I Ready, aim, fire! 11 lx! 659 Over, over, let's go over! Strike?l -3-5. D "The Case of the Missing Dummy" e-' Charleston! Charleston! 'l Ain't Gettin' Nuttin' for Tris'mas" The Candlelight P rocession Peek-a-boo! VM!! ER The faculty was busy in '56, too, With classes, meetings, and all they have t d o o. Our antics, our grades, make our teach- ers turn gray, But they know they'll miss us - gradu- ation day. ,A lvl? .ff k .4-6" 1 .P .,f4r'- f., 'wi OUR SCHOOL BOARD, PRINCIPAL, AND TEACHERS 'ff-'f-4' . ."'-'dug 'X ...-1' WERE ALWAYS WILLING T0 HELP LIS! , ,,.....g1-1" FROM LEFT: Mr. Morris, Mr. Butterfield. Mr. Ralph, Mr. Bernhardt. Mr. Hartung, M TraDD. Mr. Main. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mt. Healthy Public Schools Chester Bernhardt ................. President Vaughn Butterfield . . . .... . . Vice-President Walter Hartung . . . ........ Clerk-Treasurer Rex L. Ralph . . . . .Superintendent Of Schools MEMBERS Walter Main William M. Morris Henry Trapp 60 'W Xi? MR REX RALPH our SUPERINTENDENT 1S 1nh1s offxce 1ook1ng over plans for the elemen tary school bu11d1ng to be erected onCompton Road 6I MRS RUBY ROACH DE AN OF GIRLS IS readlng over a Y Teen booklet rn her offrce She not only teaches Crvxcs but ts advrsor to Y Teens and Student Councll MR M D HARTZLER our PRINCIPAL IS laughrng at a funny story one of hrs students rs telhng as he lrstens to a vocauonal problem that has arrsen 3 1'5" 'iq' J . "Iwas just adding the column of figures," smiles CORRINE BAISDEN. te a che r of Bookkeeping I and Il, business law, commercial arithme- tic, general business. salesmanship, and Shorthand I. I.. 4 N J 4 We "shot" DON BETZ, coach of junior high sports, just as he was a- bout to go into the gym for one of his phys. ed. classes. Mr. Betz also has eighth grade history. Here's JUNE COWAN, proudly displaying some of the work done by her pupils. She came to Mt. Healthy from England this year to teach art and eighth grade litera- ture. ROLAND BARTLE experiments with electricity for his physics stu- dents. l-le also has classes in chem- istry and photography. Advising the Camera Club and taking pictures for the Zem Zem really keep him busy "Hm-m, are those fish hungry or not?" ponders BILL I. COOK, our biology instructor, as he surveys the aquarium. In addition to his scien- tific interests, Mr. Cook gives courses in American history. 'This little doo-dad is something we work with in solid geometry,' explains RUTH FREDRICKS, Miss Fredricks conducts classes in Alge bra I and II. plane and solid geom etry, and trigonometry. She is a co- adviser of Y - Teens . sf .-,J "Well, the dummy's finishedg now to get the envelopes drawn," plans ETHEL FROST, adviser to the Zem Zem staff. Miss Frost teaches English III and Latin I and ll, and advises Clientes Latinae. " Let's take it from the third measure," ALVA GUINN, director of Se nior, Junior, and Beginning Bands, says as he gives a lesson to one of his many students. KENNETH HAMMEL must be thirsty! He teaches the first section of the seventh grade, advises Hi-Y. and this year helped the junior high organize a bowling league. 'ru' gf eff QW' DAN GLEASON is keeping his eye on an unusually quiet study hall. Besides teaching Sophomore Eng- lish, Mr.Gleason keeps busy advis- ing the junior class. gf' MARILYN GUTTMAN ch e c ks the addition problem of one of her s t u d e n t s . Mrs. Guttman teaches eighth grade arithmetic and practi- cal math. We snapped WILLA MAE HILL as she was on her way to lunch. Miss Hill has charge of the third section of the seventh grade. "This line ought to go here," figures CHARLES HOFFMAN, the mechanical drawing instructor. He also teaches industrial arts, and is a big help in study hall. PATRICIA KENNEDY looks thoughtfully at one ofhcr girls' gym classes. She also has girls' health, and is adviser to junior and senior high G.A.A.'s and Pep Squads. BERTA MAE MILLER shows us some pictures she uses in her Spanish I and ll classes. She also teaches Englishl and advises El Club Espanol and the Hoot 'n Holler Staff. Q! "Now, class, do you understand the assignment? It'll be due Thurs- day," explains CLIFFORDJONES who instructs the second section of the seventh grade. "Hin-iii, I wonder whit this is gib0ut...", muses THOMAS MACK. teacher of general and eighth grade science, .is he looks into his mail box. Mr. Mack is also n driver training instructor. "Class, this is how to put the bobbin in," directs1EAN NEAL. in- structorof junior high home ec. and cight grade ljnglish. si ,f R t mhbm HW Machine wg, 111112 iiiiihi iikwlhl 4x v -: I X x s xr X XX we PAUL SCHLOSSER gets a thrill from the rides he takes with his driver education classes. Besides this, he teaches economics and so- ciology and coaches football and reserve basketball. "l hope this play'll do the trick. K says CHRIS STEFA N, varsity basket- ball and assistant football coach. Mr. Stefan holds classes in bo s Y health and phys. ed. and world his- tory. Don't those cupcakes look good! Home economics instructor, MA RY TYREE, really knows the tricks of her domestic trade, and so do the girls in Home Ec Club which she advises. 'T 'X' ' 1 A LF RE D SCHNEIDER, our in- dustrial arts instructor, enjoys work- ing with his boys in the shop and lfielping them learn something use- ul. MARY RUTH TRIPPEL thinks this electric typewriter is tops. She teaches office practice, Shorthand SJ 1'1- Il, and Typing I and ll. Mrs. Trip- pel is also the schoo1's treasurer. "Well, class, what do you think of the concert numbers?" questions STEELY VEACH, teacher of vocal music in elementary school, Concert Chorus, and Glee Club. "This book should have the in- formation you need," states HELEN WHITE, our school librarian. Mrs. White advises the Literary Gold Dig- gers as well as maintaining the li- brary. vv-1 ,pf N., Here'sVERA ERNST. school sec- retary, busy at one of her manyjobs. Her cheery smile helps to brighten up everyone's day! ,F ,NL Tl-IELMA WORTMA NN got akick out of that last speech! She teach- es English 1V and Speech I and Il. and is also adviser to the Spotlight Club. She's a busy woman! "I hope you will feel better" is a familiar statement from MARY MEYER, our school nurse, as she gives us permission to go home from school. "Care for some coffee n' cake?" HSHYYY. this is really good!" Po. 0 ,Q C.ltummLs,fl A11 the underclassmen, Seniors , too, Enjoyed '56 through n' through. In June Seniors depart on their way, But the rest will return another day. CUR CLASSMATES, PALS, AND SENICDRS In we K , iff", kr ' ,Fyx ,Qt If I4 f F. O 9 O O O A,""-W---,,,,Q4:A 4- ' - . "H+--Q ,,..,,.,- I 'firm , 'lk' -. ,......40--sw-N. Tfwf A . "fs, V lu' WORK, PLAY, AND STUDY TOGETHER 'G SEVE TH GRADE "5- ""' 65' 36- Q., i 5, Ackerman T 4, Alexander K Anspach E Barnes L Berglund E -f Berglund H Black I Boeh S OX Boehmler R Boggs D fa. 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FRESHME Here s a happy lookmg group' The Freshman Class Offrcers C Reuter fSec yj D Schlerrng fTreasj I Westendorf fpresj L Mart1n1CV Pres J Abbott B Albrecht I Albrrght N Alexander L AO Arnold L , Arnold "' Aufdenberg Barker I Beckman R QQ' N, '1 r 1. ' i r 49 f A, A L 5, Q r,,. if Abbott: Ji' . 4, . ' ,J ,V '-' ' MJ , A Lg ' , 5 1-3" R A , K ,A 'V ,glf I A x. , :fy , . I, ,I A za , ,P. 'A' I x Av, . X Bellanca M Bessy D Brrrer lx Bowman Bradford L Bf1SChkC L Bromer F Bruns B Bushman K Caldwell S Carter P Case K Chambers 1 Chard I Cook J Courts T Coy R Craft M Cutbrrrh L Decker D Derrrck Drlbert Enderle Enderle Ernst J Fenqer T Focke J Frey B Grlhart C Gray J Gruber M Guy L Hagedorn K Hansen J Hawkrns R Henn D Hesse Hrcks Hrlgeman R Hrrsch S 'P' :st ,,, .Y 4' .AY Y-lg, .,7, iQ fN X-pf at -J W"'1f i.?...,..... I-Q .,." vs? sw 4g X N? "' 4' if 4' AQ -ff 46- 1 J Ns. 'A 49 X7 'C' sl' wr-5 4? Hogue S Hohenstatt Holford R Honnert K Hudson G Isaacs G Jacobs Jones B Jurgens M Kahle I Kase C Kennedy I KISI C Klexn J Korn W Krahllng L Kuhlman Kuhlman Langenbahn J Leberecht F , 4 I , -. ' ' , D. . Q, ,Q -uf 'A +7 ' I N wi A s L' , ,gf x t hi XA V, 'Q ' 6 ,I x,T.,,fN ,X ,if I ' ' ' , . I U y 1 My A: 15. , . 'M F Y ' 7-T. , M. f I , 3 xl f X A , ,K 1 N-J " , 'ia , . 1 4, ,ff J .xl Q --fi 4 .L X -v as ' A 5 ' - ' hb ' ' l , . -PM :JN C J ' ' ' 1 js K l 74 1 L ' ,L N . 'X 'Q Q VL-Q56 7 V f ' ' 1 4 , W ff Q ' " f '- j 'w .65 y -in . fn , V i il: .I 1 V 1 k Y ,., . -J , gil x A K ,X , 1 -' ' ' 2 , .N , - 1' X f ' M 1 K K X Q X ,I 4- Q' -3 ' A. ,' V W -a - I A 'Y J: -f . j .-, ' -1, -1 , . ga .I ,J ,PQ 3 B..r 'Ye-f f IIs 4 an --.ay .1 ' 5 at Q i N--47 KW- l f-uf Iemmmg K LCWIS J " Lxsterman B Lloyd I -7 Loeffler C agn- xv-ri Lohr P Lutchm Macaluso N Mahlman F Marqua I Martln I Martlm L Maynard L Motz D XX Mueller J -'7 fp Muskopf D Nolte D Ohmer T 'Q 0 6. Padgett N'-V' Perkms V Praechter. L. . , Price. P. A " 2- f "F Rebel, P. --' , ,f Peters, L. S 415 'K Reuter. C. I 'J Cl, Schmidt. G. '3 x 'W 2 za' 0 seim. G. f4:+1 .J Richley, R. Richmond. I . Rocca. C. 3 ' t Rummel, R. ', , Ryland, 1. 1 - -ji X 'I N--3' K 1 Schiering, D. Schmidt, C. Seigle. T. . Shotwell. T. Smith, D. fy Springer, J. V '34 Starner, A. 2' Starnes, L. , Qgff R4 A., Staubach, J. Stephenson, M. X Stringer, G. Tenhunfeld. J. Uhls. J. ,177 VanDeRyt, R. Van Guelpen, M. Wallbrech. N. Warnack. I. Weichman. R. Weimer, D. Weimer, H. Weismann, I. Weismann. M. Westendorf. J. Wingerberg, M. Winn, E. Zimmerman, R. Zwicker, G. X A-N0 f A Q! U-xx n-sINf + S 2 5- lumnLEQ SGPHOMORES ml.. Sue Cumbow Secretary Judy Salzman Vrce Pres1dent Judy Get e Presldent Sandy Bowman Treasurer f 'Q fig ZX 3 5.1 M Anson D Bachman Barnes M Behr J Berner L Bowersox D Bowman S. Bricker R. Brown W. Bunnell T. Campbell C Cohen R Cornellus J Covert H Cumbow S Q Da vres B Davres G Da I "' Denny D Dohrrnan F if Drerer C Drerer G Eckel I Elsen M Endres R Felss C Ferdon I Frentzel S Fuller R Fullerton Geeslrn L Gettle J Goodman I Grzanke P N, Gurld B Lug Hagedorn R Halley L Hamrlton D Hempel P l-lrcks B "' l-Irnes I Hrnson D Hrte R 44 Hochscherd Huber B R15 Hudson D Huser M Irnhulse R Jacobs A Jaeger R Us Way -J' 17' 'ar 'A ' 7, '. Q9 , T ' ' nf- ' Q- ,- ' Q2 -- , . , rd ' X I. J cyl' il A X if N X l Y- -I ' to , '- E -9 , . - Q 34 Y ' . C. . - Mi- F, 1 l X 'lx ' fQ',,'rL f - QS fr- 5 gf K . - C J .1 V ug "" A , - k s .-.' --4' ,I N L -14 . 'N U f 'X ii " '1 C, In r , .y B' . - X 9 V-:Ll .x N Q , ' f L 5 X 8 7 C . 7 - A :fr :EL . - A N YV ' t in ", '3 'Q , 'A ' N' I , Q 7 -JK ' . - V N - A jx L i ' ' fa- ' :P ' , I. 1 'J X ' . T. 1 - X 1? ' ' " , 3 I ' 7 ga ' ' .J ' Ng I W: ' M f f in f 'F' ' J fl JJ ...L 19 ., .1 ? 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VJVX tfb rr an wb' L JM" ., na., 98 "-1 S- li "5 '-sf G OP ra Q99 ROW 1 MCAI1U1Ch G McPeek I Metz D Meyer K Meyer L ROW 2 Mrller G Murphyl Newton K Osborne K Ostand P ROW3 D Padgett P1tcher Plummer L Pugh C ROW4 Pur ce11C Qurnlan D Qurnlan Do Reed D Rrce B ROW5 Rres R Schnecker R ROW 6 Schwab Schwab Ju Seestedt T Smrth 1 Spellmeyer W ROW 7 Staten Sutter D Taylor E Tekulve VanDeRyt M ROW 8 Vollman Watters J Westover S Yowler Zlmmerer R Zrnselmerer I V f r -2 7 i 'Z' 8 5 Q R f M 5 L to - SF A R QI? a an xt, .1 I N..fk X - at . ' 'V' Q A 5" N V g A hth f 3 -Oh A ,K P v li .t at 2' 1 ', 2 w , K 5 - - , 1 -. ,. 5 5 f'?l '5 : . 1 H Y H P wwf aid- -:- ' X R . . . ,M " iQ 3Q11a.,.-a '. z ' , ., 'W . -. , 1 ., , ., , . I Ott, ., ,J., ' ,R., .. , Wjtyj' i fi-I? 1 - L, ichalrf, Sehrhurr, Schrnurr: n rx I ,x - 1 rt., . . 1 . , B., , ., , ., , , , f 0 1 , A' - I ,,V F.: 9 -, , . V I J , A, , , 3 . 1 1 ,V D x f ,Q 4 X rf g R it x .. W 1 if i 3 .' 1, J QQ W V W 'A' xl L , Q. A fm F ' ,N rf' f f . - :.V. - t. Q 1 q ,. . ' ... -5 A ' 'arg J? A A, " 2, 1 3. I ,yt , R? . xj R ' Y " ' ' m lk .hi l 'Y Seated around the table from left to right we see Mrs Eleanor Eldred Mrs Mary Case Mrs Mary Graham Mrs Lucy Madson Mrs Clara Hude pohl and Mrs Cora Luechauer the Cafeteria Manager Before the hubbub of lunch begins, the cooks take time out from a busy morning of pre- paring the noon lunch to eat their own lunch. FAMILIAR FACES AROU D SCHOOL The school custo dians are assembled in the well known boiler room for a bit of re laxation after cleaning the halls and the rooms after school. Left to right we see Howard Sertz Montgomery Morrison Ida Koehler and Wesley Faller Maintenance Supervrsor 2 We' 1 xxx, S- -1 C U beavew 5 Chad. 3 5 ss BY me xxxnQ'ei'eS2xm5w2Y began 1 d N56 l was 'ea ke 8 .ow wot men go Wm 3 CV . Eine? Fivrvogimanl PWS X . CnOSe 8 "Oh, Butch, I'd love to go!" THE I9 6 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. QV' ,4. U"' "Here's our a c ce pta n c e says Judy, as Elaine Taylor hands her an invitation. "52y.Joyce, wouldja' like to go to the Prom on May 2657" xx 1 QNQ fix-7 -J I, - . -Ji, Y .LV , Barb . . Plan fs GXCII f fohn ning 3 ed HS SO 1 F0 'She l 11 s .llartaslilgg rolllitits ready alrob oO,Sh'She,Sl 4, E followowf U, Iffffdff, ' ed b ell al' Ih ,Vablfofco eju. Sakfas "Ne I '710fs I ' her . are i at her ho?-DS the ' 6. Oh. Ohl Smitty seems to be having tie troubles. .THE SOLITHER G RDENS FI ALLY ARRIVES! "Oooh, thank you" exclaims Elaine to Jerry as they get ready to leave for the Prom. Then later on at the dance, Queen lean and King Walt gaze at the beautiful bub- bling fountain on the middle of the gym floor. W 1 1' N11 CID lflx '-3 THE SENIOR CLASS ' OF I956 W5 C KIIM K LE! 'K S Q ELAINE KAY APFFEL Mt Healthy Basketball Queen Candrdate 4 Class Offrcer 1 Cl1entes Latmae 1 2 G A A 1 2 4 Glee 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Hoot n Holler Staff 2 L G D 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Prrnce of Peace Contest 3 Scho1arsh1p Team 1 2 Spot lxght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Zem Zem Staff 3 4 JANET BACH Mt Healthy GA A 34 Pep Squad4 Y Teens34 DALE BA HR Frnneytown Spotllght Club 4 ROBERT JAY BARNES Mt Healthy Football Manager 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Scholarshrp Team ROSA LIE BARNES Mt Healthy G A A 1 24 Glee 1 2 34 Hoot n Holler Staff2 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotllght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM G BARNES Mt Healthy 90 WILLIAM BA UMAN Monfort Helghts Band 1 Basketball 1 Cllentes Latrnae 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Spotlrght Club 4 Danvrlle lnd1ana 1 2 3 ROSE MARIE BECKMAN Mt Healthy Basketball Queen Cand1date 4 Class Offxcer 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 Homecomlng Queen 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Junror Red Cross 2 L G D 1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Spot lrght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Zem Zem Staff 3 4 JERRY L BEDACHT Monfort Helghts Band 3 4 Camera Club 4 Honor Roll 2 Spotlrght Club 4 Track Team 1 2 3 Greenh1lls 1 IUDITH ANN BEYER Monfort Herghts Basketball 1 2 3 4 Basketball Queen Cand1date 4 Camera Club 4 Clrentes Latrnae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 Honor Roll 1 Pep Squad 2 4 Spothght Club 4 Volley Ball 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 MILDRED BIESACK Mt Healthy Cl1entes Latrnae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 Honor Roll 1 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotlrght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 ROBERT RAY BLANTON F1nneytown Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Off1cer 2 Football 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Spotlrght Club 4 Track Team 2 IAlNET LEE BREHM Mt Healthy Baseball 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 4 Spotlrght Club 4 Track Team 1 Volley Ball 2 3 4 North College H111 2 LELA ND BUTLER Mt Healthy Basketball 4 Clrentes Latrnae 2 Football 4 WARREN BUTLER Monfort Herghts Basketball 3 Football 1 2 4 H1 Y 4 Spotllght Club 4 Marlon lllrnoxs 1 2 DOINNA SUE BUTTS F1nneytown Clrentes Latrnae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 2 3 4 Ho or Roll 1 2 3 L G D 3 4 Pep Squad 4 Ptrnce of Peace Contest 4 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 Spotl1ght Club 4 Volley Ball 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 91 5 Q! '81 .Q- 1-., 'wx if J Hell Sec'y J Hasklns, Pres , B Stehhn, V Pres , H Deck, Treas are laughmg at a class Joke ,,.. mmfxi' 'X' I 5 5533 Q I Hz -1 C V 44- H ex JU! WI LLIA M ELSBERND Finneytown Football 25 Track 23 St. Bernard 1,2. c gk , E lg 6, CHARLES FINDLEY Mt. Healthy Camera Club 1. CAROL FOWLER Mt Healthy Band 124 GAA 134 PepSquad 34 Y Teens St Bernard 1 North College H111 2 ROBERT C GRAFF Mt Healthy Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Glee 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Spotltght Club 4 Track Team 3 WILLIAM GUTHRIE Ftnneytown El Club Espanol 3 Football 3 Glee 23 H1 Y 2 3 4 Hoot n Holler Staff 3 Spotltght Club 4 CARL W HAFER Monfort Herghts WILLIAM HALEY Mt Healthy Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Football 1 ulee 2 3 Woodward 1 2 3 BARBARA HALL Mt Healthy Central Htgh School 1 2 3 BETTY JANE HAMER Mt Healthy G A A 2 Pep Squad 1 Track Team 2 JOHN DAVID HASKINS IR Flnneytown Camera Club 1 2 3 4 Class Offtcer 4 Football 2 3 Honor Roll 1 '2 3 Scholarship Team 3 Spotltght Club 4 Student Counctl 3 4 'H L. +-. , L- be X F 1 F-1 Q. .. x, . Q ,. ,QNQ-5, ., 0.2 .,-, A: L, 2, I r 1 ' f nr. ' M1 libs-' il Y 'P'- 9 av- 'U- R GWYNNE HAWKINS Mt Healthy El Club Espanol 1 2 Spotlight Club 4 JIMMIE RAY HEIL Mt Healthy Band 1 2 3 Basketball 4 Camera Club 1 2 Class Officer 2 CIICHICS Latinae 2 Football 3 4 Hi Y 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 Spotlight Club 4 Student Council 4 Track Team .5 Zem Zem Staff 3 4 STANLEY A HICKS Mt Healthy Football 3 4 Glee 1 3 H1 Y 3 4 Spotlight Club 4 Green h1lls 1 CHARLENE E HOCHSCHEID Mt Healthy El Club Espanol 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Pep Squad 4 Scholarship Team 2 Spotlight Club 4 Volley Ball 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 DON HOOG Mt Healthy E1 Club Espanol 2 Y 1 Spotlight Club 4 St Bernard CARL B HUBER Monfort Heights Baseball 1 CAROL MAE HUBER Monfort Heights Clientes Latinae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 Pep Squad 3 4 Spotlight Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 JEAN BARBARA HUSS Cincinnati Holmes High School 1 2 3 EDWARD JASPER Finneytown n . its x Camera Club 1,23 Scholarship Team 25 Spotlight Club 4 bv CAROL JENKINS Monfort Heights G.A.A. l,2,4g Glee 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. f'l 1,4-mr' , S? Xuan. '44 ish REMEMBER THE MOCK CONVENTIONS N CIVICS CLASSES? LYNNE JOHNSON Finneytown El Club Espanol 1,25 G. A. A. 15 Glee 15 Honor Roll 15 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Spotlight Club 45 Y-Teens 1,2.3.4. BARBARA ELAINE IUNGKIND Cincinnati Basketball Queen Candidate 45 ElClub Espanol 1,25 G.A.A. 45 Glee 1,25 Pep Squad 1,3,45 Scholarship Team 35 Y- Teens 1,2,3,4. DAVID O. KASE Mt. Healthy Class Officer 15 El Club Espanol 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Prince of Peace Contest 45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Spotlight Club 45 Y-Teems Prom King 4. KENNETH R. KASE Monfort Heights Clientes Latinae 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Spotlight Club 4. CAROL JEAN KEMPER Mt. Healthy Glee 15 Pep Squad 15 Y-Teens 2,3,4. EDWINA KIST Finneytown Basketball 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Home Ec. 45 Honor Roll15 Pep Squad 25 Volley Ball 45 Y-Teens 2.3.4. 9,1 Qyx 5- , wt Uf Sw 'Om xxyafk an 'E iw X I gg it fjff WALTER KLENK Mt Healthy El Club Espanol 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 GERRIE KNOST Mt Healthy Band 4 G A A 1 2 Spotltght Club 4 CONNIE ANN KUMMLER Mt Healthy Basketball Queen Candtdate 4 Cltentes Lattnae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 3 4 Honor Roll 3 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Spot lrght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Zem Zem Staff 3 4 SHIRLEY R LINNE Ftnneytown Baseball 2 Basketball Queen 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Offtcer 3 Cltentes Launae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 2 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Hoot n Holler Staff4 L G D 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotlrght Club 4 Student Counctl 3 Track Team 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 JERRY LISTERMANN Mt Healthy Camera Club 1 Football 3 4 Glee 3 4 Spotltght Club 4 CAROLE LDHR Mt Healthy Camera Club 1 2 El Club Espanol 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 Spotltght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 BARBARA MARTIN Mt Healthy El Club Espanol 1 2 Glee 1 2 Hoot n Holler Staff 1 ep Squad 1 2 Spotlrght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 JOAN ANN MARTIN Ftnneytown Class Offtcer 1 Glee 2 3 4 HARO LD MECH LER Mt Healthy BARBARA MILLER Frnneytown FHA 1 GA A 23 Glee 2 PepSquad2 Y Teens4 Colerarn 1 2 3 96 JOYCE MILLER Mt Healthy Glee 1 2 3 4 Spotltght Club 4 Wtthrow 1 New Woodward FRANK E MOORE Mt Healthy Band 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 2 3 El Club Espanol 1 2 Ht Y 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Scholarshtp Team 1 2 3 Spot ltght Club 4 DENNIS MURPHY Ftnneytown Basketball 3 4 Cltentes Latlnae 2 H1 Y 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Spotlvght Club 4 Student Counctl 4 Track Team 2 3 4 Belolt Wtsconstn 2 TERRY MURPHY Ftnneytown Band 1 2 Cltentes Lattnae 2 H1 Y 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Hoot n Holler Staff l Spotlight Club 4 Track Team 2 3 4 Belott Wtsconstn 2 MAUREEN MURRAY Mt Healthy G,A,A 1 2 CHERIE LYNN NOLTE Mt Healthy Band 2 3 4 Basketball Queen Candtdate 4 Class Offtcer 2 Cltentes Launae 1 2 G,A,A 2 Glee 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 L G D 1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 2 Spotltght Club 4 Student Counc1l23 Y Teens 1 23 4 Y Teens Prom Queen 4 Zem Zem Staff 3 4 I af ltll'-.... 3 Remember Our Class Play Cheaper By The Dozen? sf 94 L I 2' ,.,. . . 6 I , , : , . : A . , : ' I 5 4 S ' ' ' ' X hi, . 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I . 1 D . 2 , . 5 Q! !f , . ,agqgivupf ,'.,,'x 4 My 0 I 1 - -1 ' " L fx 1 1 f ,r.,. . fl: ,-I A f' X4 1. ji ' 3 4' 1 mln 1 ' rf 1 1 , . i Salutatonan K Kase G A A Rmg Gtrl S Lmne Htstortan A Starnes and Valedtctortan D Kase pose for a fmal plcture m front of our trophy case bin 'isa GAIL COLLEEN NOTT Mt Healthy 1234 GAA 1234 Glee 1 HomeEc 2 Hoot n Holler Staff 2 Track Team 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 WILLIAM F O BRIEN Mt Healthy Baseball 4 Glee 1 Spotltght Club 4 Track Team 4 St Justm s I-hgh Ptttsburgh Pa 1 RON O CONINOR Fmneytown Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Football 3 Spothght Club EDWARD OWENS Mt Healthy Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 3 4 Glee 1 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Spotlight Club 4 Track Team l THOMAS O PACKER Mt Healthy Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Glee 12 3 4 l-lt Y 2 3 4 Jutuor Prom Kmg 3 Scholarshtp Team 3 Spotltght Club 4 Tratk Team 2 3 Zem Zem Staff 3 MARIONI GILES POTTINGER M Healthy Clxentes Latmae 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 Spotllght Club 4 I CAROL LEE RAABE Mt. Helathy Basketball Queen Candidate 4g G,A.A, 1.2,3,4g Glee 1,2, 3,45 Pep Squad l,2,3,4g Prince of Peace Contest 41 Spot- light Club 4g Y-Teens 1,2.3,4. RON REBER Mt. Healthy Baseball 2,3,4g Football 2.3,4g Glee 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,4g Honor Roll 31 Student Council 3. ROBERTA B REIF Mt Healthy G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 3 Honor Roll 1 2 Pep Squad Y Teens 1 3 WILLIAM REINKING Mt Healthy Basketball 4 Football 2 3 Glee 1 3 4 JUDI RENNER Mt Healthy Glee 1 2 Pep Squad 1 2 Spotltght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 RAY RETTIG Monfort Herghts Scholarshlp Team 3 MARILYN ALMA RETTINGER Monfort Hetghts El Club Espanol 1 2 G A A 1 Glee 1 Pep Squad 2 Spotlrght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 ROGER ROETTELE Mt Healthy Basketball Manage 2 Camera Club 2 Football Manager JOAN ROGERS Mt Healthy Basketball 3 4 El Club Espanol 1 2 G A A 2 3 4 Glee l Honor Roll 2 3 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotltght Club 4 Track Team l 2 Volleyball 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 BETTY JEAN ROOKS Mt. Healthy Home Ec. 1 2- Pep Squad l 2' Y-Teens l 2' North College Hill 1 2. UQ 1 Y7' I FRED ROBERT ROTHACKER Mt Healthy Band 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 Clxentes Latrnae l Glee 3 Hr Y 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Prtnce of Peace Contest 4 Spot lrght Club 4 Student Counctl 3 TOM RUPP Mt Healthy Band 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 3 4 Glee 4 Zem Zem Staff 3 JACQUELINE SAUER Mt Healthy Basketball Queen Candtdate 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 4 Clrentes Latrnae 1 2 G A A 1 2 34 Glee 1 2 34 Homecommg Queen Candrdate 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Hoot n Holler Staff 4 Jun1orRed Cross2 L G D 1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Spot lrght Club 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 DENNIS SCHEFFEL Mt Healthy Camera Club 1 2 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Scholarshtp Team 2 JOYCE ANN SCHIERING Mt Healthy GA,A 1 234 Home Ec 1 234 PepSquad234 Track Team 1 2 Volley Ball 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 SALLY SCHIMPFF Monfort Herghts Baseball 2 Basketball Queen Candtdate 4 G A A 1 2 4 Glee 1 '3 4 Home Ec 4 Pep Squad 2 3 Spotlrght Club 4 Track Team 1 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Our I-lower Colors Motto and Song Committee 1 'T -,-Q' A Lf I SHARENE M SCHMALZ. Mt Healthy Clientes Lattnae l 2 Honor Roll l 2 3 Junior Red Cross 2 Pep Squad 3 4 Prince of Peace Contest 3 Scholarship Team l 2 3 Spotlight Club 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Zem Zem Staff CAROL L SCHURTER Monfort Heights Clientes Latinae 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Scholarship Team 2 Spotlight Club 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 ELINOR SCHWAB Mt Healthy G A,A 1 Glee 1 2 Pep Squad l Spotlight Clur 4 KEN SEILKOP Finneytown Band l 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Clientes Latinae 4 Football l 2 3 4 Spotlight Club 4 Track Team 2 3 4 EUGENE A SEYFRIED Monfort Heights Spotlight Club 4 ELAINE SHERIDAN Mt Healthy Basketball Queen Candidate 4 E1 Club Espanol l G,A A 24 Glee 1 2 3 4 Home Ec 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 ANN SLOAN Mt Healthy G A,A 2 Glee 1 Pep Squad 2 ALAN SMITH Finneytown Band l Basketball 2 4 Football 4 Hi Y 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 Prince of Peace Contest 4 Spotlight Club 4 Student Council 3 4 Track Team 2 4 WILLIAM ROBERT SPRECKELMEIER Mt, Healthy Baseball 4- Basketball 2 3 4- Glee 1 2 3 4- Spotlight Club 4- Track Team 2 4, ANN STARNES Mt. Healthy Band 2 3 4-Basketball Queen Candidate 4- Camera Club 3 4-C1ientesLatinae l 2- G A A 1 2 3 4- Glee 1- Honor Roll l 2 3- L.G D, 1 2 3 4- Pep Squad l- Prince of Peace Contest 4-Scholarship Team 2 3- Spotlight Club 4- Y-Teens l 2 3 4- Zem Zem Staff 3 4. Ill! k"k.a., QW f R' ' A 'Q- 4 of i fir av-tx l 45 Yr me I' .fx RICHARD F B STAUBACH Flnneytown Cltentes Latlnae 3 Spotltght Club 4 ROBERT STEHLIN Mt Healthy Band 1 2 Basketball 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Student Counctl 4 Hamllton Catholtc Hugh 1 2 LINDA JANET STRUBE Mt Healthy G A A 2 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Pep Squad 2 3 Spotlxght Club 4 MARJQRIE SUNDERHAUS Mt Healthy Basketball 3 Basketball Queen Candxdate 4 Cheerleader 234 Cl1entesLat1nae34 GAA 1234 GAA Prom Queen4 Glee 1 Homecommg Queen Candldate 4 Home Ec 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Hoot n Holler Staff 2 L G D 1 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotlxght Club 4 Stu dent Councll 3 4 Track Team 2 Volleyball 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 JOYCE SUTTMAN Mt Healthy Band 2 3 4 Basketball Queen Candxdate 4 Glee 1 2 3 4 Hoot n Holler Staff 3 4 Pep Squad 2 3 Y Teens DONNA LEE TIEMAN Mt Healthy Home Ec 1 Pep Squad 3 Y Teens 1 2 4 VAUGHNITA TIMM Mt Healthy Pep Squad 2 Pr1nce of Peace Contest 3 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 LOUIS H TRIPPEL Mt Healthy Camera Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 INEZ E TROTH Mt Healthy GAA 1234 Gleel234 HomeEc1 PepSquad 2 3 4 Spotllght Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 THOMAS E WELLAND Mt Healthy IO" THEY CONQLIER WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN JUDY WESTENDORF Mt Healthy G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee 1 2 Honor Roll 1 2 l-loot n Holler Staff 3 L G D 2 3 4 Pep Squad 1 2 3 4 Spotllght Club BETTY A WIESMAN Mt Healthy Glee 3 4 Home Ec 1 Spotllght Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 JOSEPH H WOLPERT .IR Mt Healthy Band 2 3 4 Class Offxcer 3 Clxentes Latmae 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Scholarshrp Team 3 Spotltght Club 4 Track Team 2 SHIRLEY JOYCE BROWN Class Colors Whlte and Navy Mt Healthy Class Flower The Red Rose El Club Espanol 2 3 Glee 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 Scholar Class Song You ll Never Walk Alone shrp Team 2 3 Spotllght Club 4 RAY STEIBER Mt Healthy Football 3 4 Spotllght Club 4 103 J iff. A I' 12 C h I .EEE Q 79 O 4g Volleyball 45 Y-Teens1,2,3,4. Q, fd y . , g . 3 ' 3 ' . .3. 4. ti I CLASS OF 56 A few weeks before graduat1on we happened to be on the edge of a group of semors who were talk1ng near what used to be the fountam The conver sat1on went somethlng l1ke th1s HJ ust thmk 1n only two more weeks we'll be alumm It hardly seems pos s1ble "1 know Golly It seems 11ke yesterday that we were belng 1n1t1ated as freshmen That shoe polxsh and l1pst1ck were the d1ckens to get off and oh some of that food' 1t's a goodth1ng there were about 135 of us to use up that stuff or we'd have gotten tw1ce as much ' "lou know lt' Imt1at1onwas fun though and so were the Freshman Fro- and our p1cn1c at Lesourdesvrlle ' "We had some good t1mes our so phomore year too Remember the hay r1de on the nrght before Halloween? I l1ked that " So d 1 andlwas glad we had our class prcmc at Lesourdesvrlle aga1n thatyear That roller coaster IS more fun"' We had good tlmes at the proms and dances other orgamzatons had too " We sure drd and then when we were Jun1ors we got to glve the prom for the senlors Boy d1d we work"' I ll say' Thought we d never see the end of the candy hot dogs pop that we sold at the games 'lt was fun though and when the mght came for our M1rror Ball' we were glad we'd worked so hard" 'Sure were The gym was com pletely transformed' 'Don t forget the hayrlde we had ear11er that year and the prcmc after the prom for those of us who could keep awake' 'That was really someth1ng rou know there are st11l 110 of us and we've all really had a ball th1s year 1 11 never forget the Washlngton tr1p We had fun the whole trme and Iwas gladto see my country' s cap1tal "So was I And then r1ght after Wash1ngton we came back and worked to put on 'Cheaper by the Dozen as our sen1or play That's another thmg ll always remember " Me too lt was funny how we'd always look r1ght after the curtam went down at practlce to see who was crymg 'That was fun 1t's all been fun and so's talklng about lt but 1've got to leave Senlor Exams are Com1ng up you know Wrth that the group declded they'd best scoot on home bome of the faces were a not' But the last tlme we saw the sen 1ors all together was at Commence ment Then exams that wonderful prom the Jumors gave them the break fast afterwards and Baccalaureate were all memor1es They were rather sad and glad too that they were grad uatmg Before they left for the party af cr Commencement we heard a lot of them talklng about plans for the fu ture and saylng they hoped they'd all be able to keep ln touch Someone re m1nded them they st11l had the semor plcmc that Sunday at Whltewater and another sa1d that w1th the begmmng of an A1umn1Assoc1at1on lt shou1dn't be hard to keep up w1th everybody faxrly well Everyone brlghtened up at that and soon went on to the party By th1s tlrne these events have found thelr places w1th otherpleasantmemones whlch the Class of '56 w1l1 always have of thexr days at Mt Healthy Hlgh 9 ' uv ' 9 I ' ' ll ' . - ll I ' . . . . : . . . , ' ' ' ll , . . .H . . . , . . . , , ' 1' . . . . ,, , , . . . H . . I I ' ll ' ' ' II ' I 1 . ' . ' I I ' i , . lic ' ' .' , . . . " ' ' . they made at the thought of those exams vv v ' - I a - I U , . 1 ' an ' 2 , . - s 1 ' ll ' ' , . . . - t '- 9 u 5 . - ll I . ' ' ! P ! I a ' .ll - 4 n , , . . . I 5 , ' y ' . . . . ! I . . . . ' 1 I 0 I Q - l I ll ' 1 v ' -, I , ' I , ' , ll ' ' I . I I - . llll E7 ROW I Moore S Schmalz ROW II I Haskms L Strube Rose Barnes C Ehrhardt B Dxserens F THROUGH Old sold1ers never d1e they Just fade away ' Thls may be true of sold1ers but 1t's not true of the alumn1 of Mt Healthy After graduatlon they may not be heard from for many years butgust at the most unsuspectlng mo ment theycome back notas then' old selves but as teen agers daughters sons or grandchxldren of students of X' ge G7 Robert Barnes J Westendorf ROW III T Packer Trlppel D Bahr R Staubach H Deck THE YEARS students of some years back Thls very thmg happened 1n the case of fourteen graduates 1n the class of 1956 Thelr parents and grandparents are numbered among the alumm of Mt Healthy H1gh School and that 1S somethrng of whlch to be proud' Dale Bahr Lester Bahr Father Robert Barnes Harold Barnes Father Grace I..aBo1teaux Mother Nell Brown Barnes Grandmother Rosahe Barnes ....... Alexls Barnes ........ Father Nell Brown Barnes ...... Grandmother Howard J. Deck ..... V1rg1n1a C. Senour ..... Mother Barbara D1serens ...... Ralph D1serens ...... Father M1na Smyth Dlserens .... Grandmother Carol Sue Ehrhardt . . . Lucllle Schnelder . . . . John D. Hask1ns, Jr . . John D. H3Sk1HS, Sr . . . Mother Father Marle A Klenk ...... . ...... Mother Frank Moore ....... Dav1d E. Moore . . . . Tom Packer ..... . . George Packer . . . . . Sharene Schmalz . . . . . Arnold Schmalz . . . . D1ck Staubach . . . . . Mane S. Mexer . . . Lmda Strube . . . . Cecllxa Llenhart . . Louxs Tr1ppel . . . Ruth Bronstrup . . Judy Westendorf. . . . Luella Brlnkman . Father Father Father Mother . . Mother . . Mother . . Mother IU: 1 ur Z i lk X VA Q 5 T ku - K. 2 I. fs . K K .Q X fs .- , ' my .fl woc ,, 1 I 1 - ll E l ' 4 1 K. A ll' I I I V ' ' N1 5' E . FJ , 1 . 3- I Q . , '- KV I ' h x .Q 'I , '99 L i H . . . r . , . l . . . s 1 , . . - . . . , 1 1 2 ' "' 9 - 1 ., V ,v ,Ki ' iw' AM ,ff H I ,jfv gf , W V, Y J W' L ded for . ' buses Mid hea After the train ride. we piled into the TY ,A wa Our chaperones, the Bartles and the Schlossers pose on the steps of the Treasury Building. We all agreed that Washington has a lot of white marble. OUR MEMGRABLE CLASS TRIP SNS Sz: 405. 'Av Anchors Aweigh! The boys lift an anchor at Annapolis. Necessary preparation before we started our sight-seeing tour. 7 1 f,4l,,,,w . 4 4 , K Looking for cannon balls, Butch? tx ,EKHF rf .4 4 ff, . f -A f . ggy this , Q R I , 1' I . :N a ' I .if 2 fu ' l o '.f-el U x It W ,Y Q it I Y 'v 1 .4 1 ' . r ' L g i af 'P f lain' w Za! lui ' ' The gang-S Suu recovering from We were the 'first class from Healthy to visit the new Iwo climbing those 998 steps to the top of hma Memonal- the Washington Monument. TO WASHI GTO D. C. ON MARCH I4-I8. X .AIM -- KN .Zu-a-n v T 11-9... O... vw ..... F- .W N.,, vt, V 'Q 1 1+ v v Gr-2 Our invasion on Annapolis. Shucks! The sailors were all away on leave. Our trophy--THE PINEAPPLE . . . goes with us on the train . . . as we are homeward bound. I '-41-L-A F5245 11 And now on our AD SECTION ' Take time to cast your eyesg Be sure to fix the names in mind, And often patronize. OUR HOME-TOWN FRIENDS ,ax O 0 WHO GAVE US THEIR SUPPORT 5 F- VV 1 K , k XNQ ff X I if if A X x, X jf-, For Your Insurance Needs 88 C A Amundson 1724 Adams Road Mt Healthy Ja 1 1691 LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITIES SICRNESS 8 ACCIDENT PROTLCT ION GROUP INSUR XINCE GROUP PENSIONS THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA P ELECTRIC SERVICE X Phone JAckson 1 8760 INDUSTRIAL AND DOMESTIC WIRING APPLIANCE REPAIBING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIOVS 1544 COMPTON RD CINCINNATI Sl 0 A 4 C ' v 4 1 .' T . a mutual life insuronze com ony 0 'U' I I V I I E s 1 ,l ,, V . ,I Q All A , S mi A 45. -. 3" A '-'f-fx v 1-.5 0 0 Q n - . , . The Sparkettes S Hrcks R Locke K. Osborne. R. Telford, E. Lundrigan, T, Emmons, G. Knost. J. Gettle J Murphy and S Frentzel. THIS PAGE IS BY COURTESY OF THE PORTER PRINTING COMPANY Let s get 1n there and play ball' I X Some more stamps for those SENIORS! A I ' i' 9 .ii ' 1 1 fr I 2 I' 'Q vi 6' I I 'K X i 6, s Iviovf. BERNHARDT S PHARMACY We th1nk the atmosphere 1S rnce too Ken but 1t's not the place to study cherrnstry' Compliments The Zem Zem apprecuates contrlbutlons BEAUTY SHOP l54-4 Compton Rd Mt Healthy Ohio Georgia H Blgler Jo l 6229 rom the following school orgunlzatlons Band Camera Club Cllentes Latlnae El Club Espanol Girls Athletuc Assocuatlon Glee Club HI Y Home Ec Club Hoot N Holler Luterary Gold Duggers Pep Squad Spotlight Club Y Teens l f . . .' .' Of GEORGIA'S KUT-N-KURL b I Cangratulations . . . to the Class of 56 fm your Telephone Company A 6000 PLACE T0 WORK X Y t LEITC HIO SERVICE s f o FdFd f1 h B B adBt sloko "Canteeners really eat " say Bob Stehlm and Mrs Geesl1n as they glve Bob Bramkamp the1r order Refreshment problems are solved when you go to COORS BROS DAIRY Natural Vlfdmlh D Homogenlzed Mulk Kirby I 3271 5106 Gray Ave. BOB 8 DUD'S w-L ax X - AL DISTLER JEWELER IS glvlng Jlm I-Ie1l a shove down the alsle as they ex am1ne d1amond rmgs' Got someone 1n mmd J1m'P ix Cherle Nolte 1S100k1Ilg ahead to summer as her mother and Mr Esses owner of ESSES DRY GOODS STORE help her choose a couple of neat sleeveless blouses "Sf lin. Ek 3 if Carol Sue Ehrhardt and Elalne Sherldan agree w1th Maurlce Jackson that any glrl can look llke Clnderella when she takes her clothes to CINDERELLA CLEANERS' ,N 9 TT., 'Y I 'wah - , x R -1-- . 5 V Q - at Q il' R X R . X- -bf xx " Raft? R X L' I -. :S ' x I R Xt ' ls, ., K 1 A ,, - K 1 M . V E L Z:,::,1f,V X Q s V 9 s 1 , ' , - f :L .' S V l f gi , ff i 4 af' f' X Q ' . , Y V x . . Q "YOUR COMMUNITY CAN BE NO BETTER THAN IT'S SCHOOLS-LET GOOD SCHOOLS BE YOUR GOAL MT HEALTHY LEAGUE FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS W W t g IR I Q o Sf fC Iy 'II' F.P g D. P ' g J iS. H t h' F cI II d WI KI Ic J. H 1 I1' L'II' W II d S' and -QL WN XQ- I N X in Nu EFFLER .IEWELER and Mane Menke are helpmg Ann Starnes select her s11ver pattern Every year the sen1org1r1s of Mt Healthy are each glven a sllver spoon as a grad uatlon present P1ck a pretty one Ann' BUS? T-1 ann,- Darla Deucker1s gettmg ready for that 'blg date' as Mrs Roseler cuts her ha1r at the m d f a 6 0 FRENCH BAUER' MODERNE BEAUTY SALON Quahty Checked Ice Cream? It's 'wxdely known as the best' " .Tackle Sauer says What could be better than an 1ce cream sandw1ch 'gf by ' 5 ' . IZ s -' 'I I if 4 f- 5 , A A Y i 4 ' , ' A g ,f 5, xxx ' i y i 4, .. s , A 1 rv t G - f f 5 A X , . 1 X in A l I x "-'ik f r- ,A E - ' 'Q . I , 3 -I K K 5 ' A sd 4 W, x -sl fx if a cf f 3 AX WM. , , . ' . , . ' ,G 1 f I A Al -fu -- ,, ! 'T ' A i N' "W 2 rr., f " 3 ' M2355 ' ' f 5 2 '+ at v 5? y W 4' f "M" ' , '- ' ' V x I f 1 yt a , 'Qi'-' ' ' Jnggsk , f A Q1 'qv' ' Li ' YI . 1 W. F WELLAND CQNTRACTING PLASTERER is Z Pleasant atmosphere and good food are always found at the FIRESIDE INN l J S Llnda Strube and Juha Schwab fmd shopp1ng a pleasure at GARDNER S GROCERY hav T5 1 Need some hght bulbs? Interested 1n Practlcal Electromcs 7 Jud1 Renner an Marllyn Rettmger agree w1th Mr Gartner that IS the plate to buy' Compliments LOU'S PARKVIEW MARKET 7607 Hamulton Ave Mt Healthy Ju 1 6177 MT. HE LTHY P T A OFFICERS OF I955 l956 Mrs Raymond Keltii President Mr Fred Snyder Second Vice President Mrs Eldon Endres Secretary Mrs Curl Scott Treasurer Q o Mrs. Clifford Shotweil - First Vice President JESS HALIER QQ 4 'um um Y, fu ff 4 '25 Mr Herb of HERB 8 KRAMER stands by ready to adv1se whlle Kay Osborne looks ahead to the future She's got the rlght 1dea The way to a man's heart IS through h1s stornac ' you know 1.91.1 as--lqivv va., I .4161 PM Iw- Club-1 5-nln.,,ka bv Bob Graff knows that S 15 the place to go for neat shoes, and hkes the 1dea of bemg waxted on by Dave H1CkS Compliments Of lifffif ffifilffdfff llldfff 1 I H 31 s,g i X Mr Huber of HUBER S MCCUDDEN REALTORS 1ssues Kay Amundson and Marg Haermg then' temporary dr1ver perm1ts Now g1r1s no hot rods' 'gist Need some lumber? Buy lt at the KNOLLMAN LUMBER COMPANY' 7bs er -3300 7351 cmilfon Avenue Cincinnati , Ohio ......... !1PaAg, 7 4 3 ., if 'V rg sei? Qjkw bharene Schmalz and Carol Schurter agree Wlth Mr Dreyfoos that HESSLER S the best place to buy then' Easter cards and other novelt1es " 9-CL 1:9 if i UC ga .fs Sally Schlmpff and Lynne Johnson are a couple of smart 5 ils lhcy do tluxr Shoppmg at HUEY'S Dlzue STORE' - M. !!i7.fv' . ' I I . ' - l ' f a' "f"' I .vga Na- 'i . , Y, ,gon Jw F 4, I . I' Q - - k - Q ' X ix ' . I .. . s X 1 , - J . I : 'Y MV .s 4' . , ' 5 ' -. 8. J 'xl y RLY' Q ' .' 1 1 V '- " . '92 'sr 5" .'f 1, 4. J" V b ,' I VJ if! 44, If t 2 ex: . fr , . fs ' so X a . X , A Vu 7 ' mfs? A A. S fi Y U7 is ' ' . ., , :T ': V' 'ff 1 f V . I '1 ' A 5 'ffl .L A-5 -j-' t- 4 ,me -:QQ J ' I ."' 'E . A HJ ,IITKIZI ' F - 1517 ' ' Lupl'lv W p X 49 1' fil Qmwowx r1f' 4 X bi' L I 41 - . Yi Q. , . X X, -14'-ew ENIIIIIIIIII X Wow what a shme' exclalms Fred Rothacker when you take your car to the KWICK KLEEN KAR WASH PARENTS RAY LAMMERS MUSIC HOUSE INC W I 2 KING BAND INSTRUMENTS CLEVELAND AMFRICAN STANDARD The Richest Chzla' ls Poor II th t Il I C i , v 4 1 1:"g, 5Q'.f 4 , ,, A A-yi., A if if-J Il . ll I II l ' 3 ff We thank you for your fine cooperation with us and 'IIr. Al Guinn, your musicaI director Q Q 6I0 o nut Street Cincinnati , Ohio 'X x1 Sig: Wwmmm 'N462 ,,,,,,4n3g,,M"""-'--m...., f -W ---...imv esawffwawahhu Ii.. Jeanne D1llon always takes her clothes to for a good Job. Joyce Sch1er1ng and Mr Malone know she'll look extra rnce in whatever's in that bag Xif Mr Schultz f1tS Stan Hlcks 1n a new sports Jacket at ANTHONY S MEN S SHOP Sure look sharp Stan' mas SHOPACLQQ S wr Milli 2 Need a han' cut? Ron 0 to LEMKUHL S' B A-I eber says iw Marj Sunderhaus 1S all set for a good mov1e as she buys a t1cket from Janet Bach at the MAIN THEATRE' I ax, V A B fo ' f 3 ' T' Qt Q , 'W EN, 1 1 , 13' T 9 T W i K T A s f X , F I . 3 7 T A . in ? s ' ' - A Y X K Q 5 4 I 'Q f A 5 T T l " 'Inv' " L al rf Q ' L N X E ' tal. Q T ' ' ' X ' f ., My Q, a ! 1 , . . J 1 T sw ' A 2 21 '21 T , ' . K, - T V A T17 - , ,vw 5 - 1 ' I - X fl 'xl - 3 ff' U :7-I A , 'P m QT X xt 1 A T T if, , .... 743 V' 7' I V . T V I f 1' T W 4 T A ft 5 v T V ,fi is - X, ', . . R , . . HG 1 n I ' Y 'P-'fm' namous THE MAXWELL C0 Tr nsporters of Steel and Llquld Products EARL G BLANTON 2200 Glendale Milford Road Manager Steel Dnvnsnon Clnclnnatl 15 Ohlo Phone PRlnceton 'l 5518 Phone PRmceton l 8820 ...-I sn' .-1151? P , , ,yu ' h R U J . il ' 'A . f by fin. 1 V4 3 I. A 15 3 ' I5 K ' ' ' i' t'-- --- . ' , .41 ,J 1 , Abiu W ' DA , K... -Hx P . 1-ll , A All 'N .5 l ' a . QI of-r W 9- -ga-Nut., ' -.A ', V-,-:Jim-,V O U f Ga11 Nott and Joyce Suttman can't Inez Troth knows that declde wh1ch scent of perfume IS dreamlest at SHAW S ELECTRIC SHOP MCCULLLIM S Ros1e Barnes and Edna Shaw engoy helpxng thelr clstomers fxnd Just Donna Long looks on ready to what they Want help them dec Lde 15 the place to go for fme platters NICK WLILLENWEBER "DOT FOOD STORE" Finer Foods 7514 HAMILTON AVE MT HEALTHY OHIO PHONE JA I 5212 I R Q Q' 2' I Q 145. ' 9 Y ' ' Il Il 4 . 1 I . . 7 a . . , PAUL R YQLING FUNERAL HCME o Mt. Healthy, Ohio MT HE LTHY B D BOOSTERS CLUB COMPIIWFNFS T0 FIIF ClAbS OI' 1956 Nluslc provxdes 1 means of expresslon that 19 of are at value 1n the CdUC'lt1V6 process Our pledge to further band with unxforms and ald ln the acqulsltlon of needed lnstruments 8 Mrs S Clifford Jones President 8 Mrs David Moore Vlce President 8 Mrs CllffordA Shofwell Secretary Mr 8 Mrs James Wallace Treasurer Q . .' ' Q " '- f z . C . n Q' 1 Y n this phase of the educatlve process, IS to provide the Mr. . . ' - ' Mr. . ' - ' ' Mr. . ' . - Elame Apffel must be gomg down Mlllle Bresack has a hard time de town Wonder how many bus tickets cldmg what to buy since Mrs Petrlch and other thmgs Mrs Parker and her has so many lovely things rn her help sell every day at PARKER S PHARMACY GIFT SHOP THOMAS E. WOOD, INC. lnsurance Carew Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio Dunbar 1-1500 Fire lnsurance Automobile lnsurance Mt. Healthy Representative: Clara M. Ruoff Phone: jackson 1-9175 ROLFES S LEBERECHT PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS OPTICAL SERVICE CO CARL MULTNER 304 yI H 1 O JA I 29I3 hp- NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOMES Compliment Of IngoIIs Bldg. ' C' ' ' oh- G . 6 E F I1 S M P k -I084 V 9 bl M' 'hs ' Ph J k -7018 O Iy L ' :rn ' Imzfix 5 ff! ' I I 'N-. I 1 Sfmt, fl.,- """-s ' ' E .f I4 I A Il' WS I 4 . pq! 'J' :ai 'E nvolid Coach Service Q 7 ' ull? aiu Looks hke Mary and Tom Bauer are plannmg to have a very tasty meal' Mr Deck shows them just one of the flue cholces they can make at DECK S MEATS. " ,- . I "" """ U W 4 W I j 341 Q my Ny i t . Q if A V L h msf ' K I0 N' ty. , x 1 MW.. ' , ' .N - , Q x A I - , 7 COllPLl1ll'VI'5 MT HEALTHY MOTORS INC MT HEALTHY K DWUK ig-IIC ously d ffg e I' GINGER ALI An r fr sh ent pr bl e MT HEALTHY PONY KEG COFFEE SHOP sol es th o ' WIJMQIICUZPI T e Clos Of 1956 COUPIIW X FS THE T. HE LTHY THLETIC BOOSTERS CLUB 4 C ordnal Inumtzon Is fxtended To HZ f raduales 10 fozn The Boosters Rlchard Malone President Howard Hochscheld Vice President Charles Maher Secrefary Mrs Trofh Corresponding Secretary Mrs W Schmidt Treasurer To h OP' Drlve rlght up to THEURING S STATION The eff1c1ent help there w111 serve you qulckly and speed you on your way BANKLICK GRAVEL CO Bankrun Gravel Fllldlrf Topsoll -f Kemper Road Between Hamilton And Colerain JA 1 5663 John D Haskins Sr W John D Haskins Jr Hawthorne Funeral Home Mr Healthy Ohio Phone JAckson l 7145 I4 f ,, A 1 ' l P J J f ' ' ,frail ,' 'jc' F M 1. , , I, , ,M My . ' . . , O I . . Yi. J rl, A J E if ,X 4 f 1' M, 5 In I, li V V 4 . ,Qwy-aaf"' --'-f " 5? .75 ' 2 ., ' 'J 1 Q1 6 ll I F U , y ' J.,--, Q, 4 I l ' inn-l..3.--bu-su-.--A-.-.4-.. , . . X O O 0 I l - Complzments Mt Healthy Coal 8 Coke And Superior Concrete Block Co Pete Lutterble IS gxvxng Mar Builders Supplies v1n Sm1th the lowdown about h1s Dave Sunderhaus car You can always expect good servlce at Healthy Ohio Thmklng of settmng up housekeep1ng'P Judy Westendorf has the r1ght Ldea She went r1ght to Mr Strelthorst at STREITHORST FLOORING ,. ,Z GOCD SHEPHARD GARDEN ARLINGTGN MEMORIAL GARDENS 2145 Compton Road Mt Healthy Ohno , J 3 iffy , fi K 41 K Y ,Q ' s QI' Jackson 1 2472 HOUSE WIRING APPLIANCE INSTALLATION 1731 COMPTON ROAD CINCINNATI 31 OHIO REBER ELECTRIC SERVICE Isn't thxs flower arrangement that Mr Rudolph made a beauty' Judy Westendorf 15 pleased wlth the flowers she gets from ROY RU DCLPH FLORIST Jerry Bedacht and B111 Bauman wazt thexr turn at STOELTING S GULF STATION 9 , -1 1 V - Y i mnnsbelbevr Ron O'Connor and Stan Hlcks look on as Carl Shannon demonstrate one ENGER'S HARD ARE STCRE' power mowers Hey fellas lf you're looklng for lawns to cut how about ours 'P ' "'f 111 Hose Beckman and Connie Kummler agree that you can always find somethlng Cute and Different for a little brother or slster TRAPP S APP IANCE SHOP TEBBE MONUMENT COMPANY Monuments an Grave Markers i452 Compton Road Mt. Healthy Ohio H'eona'd Tebbe It s Faster time at Phone JA. 1-6387 Res. JA. I-8707 RICHARD WUEST,a FLORIST This lovely display is typical of the beautiful flowers you can get there all year round. g ' , . F -..F Q f K 'YJ-1""' s il af:-. '. F th tht he 0' 3.1.6221 ,.,"cf.."g MILLWRIGHTI 'AS IIC div Need a cor wash? Gasoline low? Problem's s.,.v.,d 0, H E BEL TEXACO' EQ fiiil' ,, ,f"' -sr' ljll R' W I M- For a taste treat that can t be beat these fellas know lt FRISCHE S BIG BOY mNmhCoHeeHIH vllldn annuals 0.43. Yi!! "SSS" J 54435 0.8. Want to buy Insurance? Call Mrs Hummel Secretary to Supt Ralph funds the Inter communlcatlon system Installed by If-x 'he "JACK " STEINBRECKER FOGARTY ELECTRIC CG. INSURANCE, a bug help' Ja I-9800' Time A busy Monday evenmg abou? 6 30 P M Place MT. HEALTHY SAVING 8 LOAN Characters The old and young alllce who know the best place to put their savlngs. BERGER MFG CO Sales 8. Servlce Headquarters for Power Lawn Mowers New St Used Equipment Repair Service All Types Parts Stocked For Mowers We Sell Authorized Service Siahon For Small Engines l267 Knowlton St Northside Phone Ku l l544 Well guys and gals this IS the end of the 1956 ZEM ZEM We of the Staff have had a lot of fun putting this book together for you However tt wouldn t have been possible without the co operation of such people as George Miltenberger of the AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Frank Jones of POGUE S PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Mr Roland Bartle Mr M D Hartzler the local merchants and most important you the student body' At this time Iwould like to thank the members of the staff who worked so hard dolng the odd Jobs such as wrtttng and typtng the copy proofreading counting tax stamps etc Barb Diserens and Jim Heil dtd notice Connie Kurnmler s owl drawings? Clever weren t they? And speaktng for the staff we all want to thank ZEM ZEM S best friend Miss Ethel L Frost ELAINE APFFEL 56 EDITOR agrx By courtesy o f xf' X xx X PACKER S suNoco " SERVICE K gf l927 Central Parkway Q O excellent jobs on advertising alnd circulation. and I am really gleatful to them for doing so. Did you YQ Y f 'QQ I 1 I X X i f ' Lit I' l 1 l l-t t:' Xcl -' I ,W QR ll an