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

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MARY LOUISE PIERSON Springdale Glce Chorus, 3, 4. Girl Reser-mfs, 4. As Mary comes and goes on the bus, she has little opportunity to participate in affairs outside of school hours. Nevertheless, she has been a faithful member of the chorus and of the Girl Reserves. ROBERT RITZ MI. Hcallby Bob is always kind and goes about in a quiet manner. H: is one of those persons who recognize an obligation and set about to fulfill it. MARIAN RUEHRXVEIN Mi. Hrulllly Although Marian is somewhat quiet, she is friendly, and her pleasant disposition has won for her a place in the hearts of many. We wish her success. BETTY SCHULTZ MI. Healthy Girl Rvsvrzfau, 3, 4. Betty has proved her steadfastness by her loyalty in friendship. She may always be counted upon to have mad: preparation for class recitations. ROBERT SCHWARZ Ml. Healthy Glu' Chorus, 2. Debate Alternate, 4. Bob is the type who can lift his comrades out of the depths of gloom by some snappy remark which has been well-chosen. V SOL SHERMAN M on fort H eigblx Soccer, 1, 2. Busebull, 1, 2, 3, 4. Buskellmll, 2, 3, 4. Sol has served well in the realm of athletics, having played in such a way as to use to advantage his natural strength. He is a man of purpose. Twenty- two

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LEO ANTHONY MOELLER Science Hall Leo is inclined to let the other person do the talking in class, but is quite as sociable as the next one when not in pursuit of lessons. His chief in- terests lie in the field of mechanics. W. MONROE MORRIS Mt. Healthy Hi-Y, 3, 4. Sorter, 1, 2. Track, 2, 3, 4. Glu' Clvofnx, 2, 3, 4. Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. All classes have their star athletes and we nominate Pete as one of those in the class of '35. His year-round sports program occupies most of his time. BESSIE NETHERLAND Mt. Healthy Drbnlz' Teum, 4. Class Presizlenl, 3. The new M. H. H. S. Debate Team brought to light another of Bessie's many abilities and interests. Well-liked, she proved her worth in the class-room and in other activities. LILLIAN ORR Mt. Healthy Lillian is demure and possessed of a sweet voice that compels one to listen when she speaks. She has shown her interest in the school by being a faithful follower of the teams which represent it. JACK PARIS Mf. Hmzllby Glu' Cborux, 1, 2. Trarlz, 1, 2, 5, 4. Class Prt'.vizlf'nl, 2. Annual SMH, 3, 4. Jack is one of those persons who let nothing worry them. He is always ready for a good time and pleased to have others share his happiness with him. We shall miss his cheery spirit. LESTER PEACOCK Monfort Heights Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet and unassuming, but with a ready smile, Lester has made many friends in high school. He never annoys others with his problems, but is willing to share his joys. Twenty-one

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PAULINE SMYTH Mt. Healthy Girl ReSc'r1'c's, 1, 2, 5, 4g Prnizlwzf, 3. Glel' Chorus, 4. Annual Slay, 3, 4. When the supply of ideas is low and everyone szems in despair, in steps Pauline with a clever plan and the day is saved. In addition to being president in her junior year, she was a squad leader of the Girl Reserves in her senior year. MARIE STEIN Mulrforl Ilriglzlx We hope that Marie will always have pleasant memories of her days at M, H. H. S., for she leaves here many who will ever have the kindest regard for her. Unobtrusively she fitted into her place and accomplished with credit the work that was hers to do. WILLIAM STOECKER Ml. Healthy ' Bill is a quiet, likeable chap whose thoughts and interests are all concerned with chemicals and labora- tory results. We trust that this inclination may help him to find the thing which he can do best after school days are over. RUTH TANSING Ml. Hvullby Girl Rrxvrzfrx, 3. Gln' Chorus, 3, 4. Ruth has always been one of the most faithful followers of the teams wearing the Red and Black. More than once we have been pleased to find her serving refreshments at the school dances. LCRINE URBAN Ml. Hrallby Girl Rv.w'rL'r's, 3, 4. Gln! Chorus, 3, 4. Lorin: is serious when the occasion demands it, but is quite capable of enjoying herself at social af- fairs. We predict that she would make a fine busi- ness woman, for she was very eflicient as treasurer, first of the junior class and then of the Girl Reserves. MARGUERITE WEIL Mt. Healthy Gln' Chorus, 3, 4. In her four years at M. H. H. S. Marguerite has won her way into the hearts of many by her cheery smile and willingness to help others. She has always been a loyal booster of affairs sponsored by the school. Twenty- three