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

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ll Q E. . ,f.. ., I BETTY VOSSLER Monfort Heights Track-1 IMPERTURBABLE Although her time is much occupied with interests outside of school, Betty has many friends among her class-mates. JEAN MARIE WARWICK Springdale G. A. A.-4 Spotlight Club-4 Girl Reserves-3, 4 Track-2 Glec-2, 4 Les Pierrots et Pierrettes-4 PLEASING Yes, pleasing to the eye and pleasing to be with. Jean brings joy and good judgment to the crowd, whether it bc large or small. RALPH WEBER Mt. Healthy Baseball--3, 4 Spotlight Club-4 COMPANIONABLE Not over-fond of those school books, always ready for a good time, but with plenty of common sense, Ralph is worth knowing. Galley 4 EARL ROY WICKEMEIER Finneytown Baseball-4 Hi-Y-3, 4 Basketball-4 Spotlight Club-4 COMRADELY The good sportsmanship that Earl has shown throughout thc year is admirable. GERTRUDE WUEST ' Mt. Healthy G. A. A.-2 Spotlight Club-4 Girl Reserves-2, 3, 4 STEADFAST Quiet, somewhat serious, Gertrude is nevertheless always ready to do her part in making a new friend. CHARLOTTE J. ABBOTT Monfort Heights PERSISTENT After two years at the Academy of Mt. St. Joseph-on-the- Ohio, Charlotte entered our school. It would be well if more persons could laugh at things they don't like, as Charlotte does. BERTIE HEMBREE Springdale Girl Reserves-1 L. G. D. Les Pierrots et Pierrettes Spotlight Club-4 PRETTY Bertie has made an enviable record in French. She bewilders some of her class-mates when she launches into a long French quotation. MAURINE HOOVER Mt. Healthy Girl Reserves-4 Spotlight Cluh-4 RETIRING Maurine has proved an asset to the group of Ring Girls in their projects of the year. She entered the senior class from North College Hill. HAROLD C. MARSHALL Mt. Healthy Basketball-3, 4 Softball-3 UNEXCITABI.E Of all the boys in our class, Harold appears to be least dis- turbed by things which throw most people into confusion. NEIL PIPHER Mt. Healthy CAREFREE If Neil ever worries, he has not let others know it. He is too busy making folks glad they know him, to think much about himself. Ellie f

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ll il ROSELLA STEGMULLER Mt. Healthy DILIGENT A young lady who applies herself and comes through with work well-done. A happy smile is another asset. DOROTHY STEINBRECKER Mt. Healthy Cl.'mtr's Latimze-3, 4 L. G. D.--1 G. A. A.-2, 3, 4 Spoiligbf Club-4 Girl Reserves-1, 2, 3, 4 Zem Zem Siaj-4 Glee-2, 3, 4 Les Plerrofs ei Pierreffes-4 IMPULSIVE A girl of many interests. Her music makes one want to danccg her grades make one wish he too had studied, and her knitting makes one ambitious. XVALTER EDWIN STRECKER Mt. Healthy Baseball-3, 4 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Basleeflmll Reserve-3 STALXVART With a high scholastic rating, especially in commercial subjects, NValter will surely realize his ambition to succeed in business. HOWARD SWARTZ Springdale Basketball-3, 4 Spotlight Club-4 Football--4 Zcfm Zcfm Staff-3 Hi-Y-3, 4 CONGENIAL Howard's willingness to lend a hand is well known. We always have a better time if he is in the crowd. GLADYS UNGERBUEHLER Monfort Heights Spotlight Club-4 UNDENIONSTRATIVE Friends of Gladys know that although she seems quiet, she really has a lot of fun and adds her share to the good times of others. RUBY URBAN Mt. Healthy Girl Reserve-1, 2, 3, 4 Glee-4 GOOD-HUMORED Ruby is fortunate in being able to enter whole-heartedly into a party or a project which requires work. GERTRUDE VOLMER Monfort Heights ACCUIKATE We predict for Gertrude a place in the business life of our city. She is prompt, thorough, courteous. PZISC IW'Cl1lZY-0116

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THE JUNICR CLASS Bob Oelker .......... ........' ...... S t af Sergeant Pat Giesting ...... ...... A ssistant Sergeant Dorothy Braun ....... ........... S crgeani of Records Ralph Stehlin ........,,....,.........,.,. Sergeant of Finance With a little difiiculty this regiment organized itself into the Junior Class. It regretfully accepted the resignation of one of its advisers, Miss Arnold. Miss Hyle was appointed as the new adviser to ill the vacancy. For their first social function, the Juniors entertained the rest of the Post with a Magician show. For days afterwards the members of the Post were wondering how Rajah Kepler, the magician performed certain feats of magic. A few months afterwards the Junior Class gave a Western Swing dance. Was it a' success? It most certainly was! Everyone had an unusually good time and the financial results were favorable! One of the social duties of this regiment is to entertain its senior recruits. We are sure that in their Senior year, the Juniors will live up to the fine record they have set for themselves. Junior Class Roll Harold Aulick Jean Hauer William R. Peters Earl Bauer Donald Hebeler Anna M. Petersen Betty Bevis August W. Blum Mary Jane Bockelmann Dorothy Braun Edward Brennen Betty Burnett Jean Caldwell Charles Crawley Ernst H. Dasch Donald Doyle Edmund Edmonds Fred Erhardt, Jr. Paul Evers Lavera Faske Nelson Fischvogt Anthony C. Fluegeman Robert Frisch Pat Giesting Ann Gilmore Frank Gray Jean Grote Robert A. Guy Virginia Hackemeyer Jacob Haft Warren C. Hasselbusch Norman Haubner Hilda Hauer Marjorie I-Iembree Marian Herb Kenneth Hessler Norma Hessler Connell B. Himes Oscar Holzhauser Dorothy Honnert Dolores Hott Kennith Hott Gairald Fee Kiser Robert Klein Louis Klingelhoffer William A. Kuhlmann Alma H. Lemkuhl Jeannie Matheny Irene Mays John A. McKibben Mary McNeill Norbert Meyer Dale Miller Sherry Mitchell Roger Molyneaux Rose Marie Mullen Ruth Neuhaus Herman Niehaus, Jr. Hazel Nippert Bob Oelker page twenty-three Don Phillips Patty Porter Mary Rarol Richen Pauline F. Robinson Eileen M. Saunders Eleanor Schunk Norma Rose Schwab Edna Mae Sheppard John Sipes Beatrice Smyth Louise G. Staab Ralph Stehlin Cletus J. Stoeppel Henry Strecker Jean Tasset Vernon Telger June Thompson June Toennis Erna Mae Towner Mildred Volmer Loraine Waechter Jean E. Weber Rita XVeber Charles Weller Doris Wright Geo. Wroot Robert Youtz