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

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0 4' ' '-ff V: I If I l F ETHEL MAE ALLEN Monfort Heights Clieutes Latimzr-3,4 L. G. D.-4 Glce Club-4 Spotlight Club-4 PUNCTILIOUS One reason why we like Ethel is that she willingly helps when asked to do so. BETTY BAUER Mt. Healthy G. A. A.-2 Spoflfgbf Club-4 Girl Kf'sr'rws-2, 4 CALM 4 . Q Betty takes things as they come and so is not needlessly upset. This trait has made her n good companion to those who are her friends. ETHEL ESTHER BERNDT Mt. Healthy G. A. A.-4 Girl Rvswves-1, 2, 3, 4 INDUSTRIOUS As treasurer of the Girl Reserves, Ethel has shown painstaking care in keeping the books. Incidentally, she has ax good alto voice. GLEN E. BEVIS Mt. Healthy Spofliglaz' Club-4 ALTRUISTIC At the beginning of his senior year, Glen entered Mt. Healthy coming from Hamilton High. In his one year among us, he has made many friends. CARL BOBINGER New Burlington QUIET Carl is admired because he attends to his affairs and respects the right of others to attend to theirs. RAY BOWMAN Springdale Bnsltetball-4 Football-4 NONCHALANT Ray entered the class in his third year, coming from Hartwell. Nary a worry are the words which simply must be used to describe him. BOB BRADFORD Mt. Healthy Cheer Leader-1, 2, 3 Hi-Y-3,4 BLITHE Bob has a brand new smile for every day in the week, and is always ready for il good time. page fourteen

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ll 3.4 ' RUTH BURGER New Burlington Spoiligbt Club-4 AGREEABLE Ruth's quality of being agreeable without giving up her own ideas is worth noticing. Did you know she is about the youngest member of the class? DOROTHY A. CHASE Mt. Healthy Baslzefball-2, 3 Girl Reserves-1 G. A. A.-2, 3, 4 Track-2, 3 SPORTING Dot gives support to all the sports about school, either by active participation or by cheering from the sidelines. a ROSEMARY CLARK Mt. Healthy G. A. A.-4 P611 Sqzmcl--4 Girl Rcsffrves-3 INDEFATIGABLE A veritable speed demon in typing! Her friendly, cheerful personality would brighten the darkest day. ELEANOR DETERS Finneytown Basketball-1, 2 L. G. D.-4 Cheer Leader'-4 Spotlight Club-4 G. A. A.-3, 4 Zem Zem Staff-3, 4 Girl Reserves-1, 2, 3, 4 EPIGRAMINIATIC Eleanor leaves us wondering how one person can manage to do so many things well, and still find time to be interested and friendly. JEAN ELLIS Mt. Healthy Basketball-2, 3 Girl Reserves-1 G. A. A.-2, 3, 4 Track-2 ORIGINAL Jean is always herself. She has generously helped to transport the teams on various occasions. And remember how she stopped that car in the demonstration last fall? HARRY ESTEL FERRIS Springdale Hi-Y-3, 4 WITTY We have learned we can depend on Harry to liven up a dull class with his jokes and sly humor. ' ALVIN FISCHVOGT Mt. Healthy Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 FACETIOUS With mischief in his eye and a fund of witticisms, Alvin adds much to the fun about school. page fifteen