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

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W1? f HE. Juniors came to high school as Green Freshiesh, eptem er , . e ave ear an earne agreat I s b l0 I926 w h h d d1 d deal about them for the last three years. Good? Maybe 50. We will give the Juniors credit for their excellent marksman- ship. Maud and Billie have won much fame from this art. They are also great ballplayers, Everyone is well acquainted with Maud's usual Spring question, Oh Billie, do you want to toss? We often hear of Billie with Stanley, and Luella with Walter, We wonder why? We have heard of lovers in the Spring, but of course, we would not be too hasty with our thoughts. Along with love there must be someone to tease, and Cliftord and Paul certainly fill the requirements it is wonderful to know we can all have friends. Of course, we know our friends depend largely upon our dis- position. Everyone has found friends in Margaret 1-1., Harry, and Walter. Aaron and Clyde are usually tardy and therefore spend much time in detention. They are not the only ones. Aaron is very ambitious and works, which may be an excuse for his tardiness. We have never discovered an excuse for Clyde. unless it could he too late hours, and no one seems to know who she is. There are, fortunately, some who abide by the rule that children should be seen and not heard . Among these are Edna, John and Donald. This trait does not prevent them from making friends, for they are liked by all. There must be those who love music, Margaret H. and Margaret K., both excel in this art. Sweet dispositions seem to accompany love for music, and both Margaret's have won many friends thru their willingness to help others, William has proved himself a very welcome addition to the class, and has made many friends although this is his first year at M. H. H. 5. Arthur must be listed among the prominent athletes of the class of '30, for he has held positions on both the soccer and the baseball teams. There must be an artist to make a class complete. Ruth is highly gifted in use of pencil and brush. She is often called upon for illustrations which she willingly furnishes. We all admire a character like this. We have told of many things some consider out of the question in school, but we could not forget also to mention the excellent report cards often seen among the Juniors. They usually carry the names of Margaret K., Allie, and Clara, who set the pace in a scholastic way. it 25

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ZILMQZEM f- gunior Glass Seated: Eases, Wanninger, Lushey. Klenk. Smith, Hawthorne, Hasselbusch. Standing. First Row: Reis. Miss Nagel CteacherL Conway, nyman. Williams. Peter- sen. Esselman, Eldred. Shipler. Second Row: Harvey. Hooper, Cattle, Leinhart. Chenault. Vining. 24 T 1

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