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

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L51 T4 CARL F. ABEL l lXNl'1Y'l'0W'N llusc-lmll-2. fl. 8 Ili-Ygtl. 1 Bslskcllmll-I, 2, II. t 'l'r:u'k-2. 1 I-'oulhnll --1 Ilix lumkvllurll uniform In .lurk l usoIll. l'lnnx In prf-prrrv YI mul: nn hun' In gvl lu ffl'4'l'lllllllS Hu' qlli1'k1'sf ll'Ilfl,' null lurrll' Ihr' sInll'r'xl Il'Il!l. RALPH ALLENDORF NICXV lll'Rl.ING'I'0N I-'onthnll-2, :S Spanish Club-3, 1 Ili4Y-4 Spotlight Cluhgs l.:nlin Club-l His :ray lrifl: Ihr' lrulivx lu llirk Schull. ll'ilI Iwrmnv Ulmnpifr Vllmnpinn in I-'rrury In'iriug. CHARLEEN AUG xrr. lll'1Al.'l'llY Gt A. A.-l l'0p Sqluulgl. 2. 3, t Girl Reserves fl. 4 Spotlight Club-t tilcc Cluh-l, 2 HH' Hllrlkflllilll Qru'e'n'x 1'l'1IlI'll fn nfxrl yr'ur's lucky girl. Will hw-nlI1.1' fnnwux unlhvr of .ll1'nmirs of My lfc'if1n. HELEN MAY BARNES MT. lll'1AI.'I'IlY I.:ulin Cluh-l. 2 Sputlight Clllll-f-1 I.. H. ll.--I, 2. Ill. 4 llvr pu.-riiirm rm fourih hvll office ullendunl Io 1'l1urlufle lim-1-lwrrliufl. Ilvjivx irrulilinu hy ln'l'uu1iuy Hu' firsl ll'UllIlllI pl'z'si1ie'ul nf ilu' IQIIIYVI, Sfulvs. YVONNE RUTH BAUER MT. lll'1Al.'l'llY ri. A. A.-2 Pop Squsul l. 2, 3, -4 liirl llcscrvvs-I Spotlight Club-4 To Ruth Ilvixvl hw' ,za-sl mul xml in vhcz'ring-ilacr zip und zflfixfyiny Il'Ilfl, hmll. limi llvhulrmlr l'mmiv Baum' ln'r'omr's supcrintendffnl nf Hu' Ulrl .lIm'rl'x Ilfilllf. ROBERT BINZER Moxl-'owl' lll'2lGll'l'S I l'l'lll'll Club-Il. l Spotlight l'Iuh--t lli-Y-I I.'r'linqrlisln's his rnhhgl-lmlf' on Ilia' .llmrfurl ffl'l'flfIlS Ixus In litllf' Hilti. ll'ill Inv-muv rlmrurlwr nrfur knouw: us pfl'l'l'l '-lllllS'- urlrr' null IIN., FRANK BOKOR FlNNEY'l'0W'N Ili-Y--t ZPIII Zvm Stud'---4 Spotlighl Club-Al I,r'1lf'1's Ihr l'1lf1'll'I'l1I rush I'1'fliHfl'l', INIIWII In 1'r4'l'11unr s mu'l1rnu'. Thr' HDJO S11-mmulrn ix our mrn l l'1lll'm'f1', lrlm rrnllgl ls'1mr'Irx Ilwlll rnrl, PAGE FIFTEEN

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SENIOR CLASS In September of 1941, 129 Freshmen entered upon a four-year voyage, not a little frightened and feeling that the journey was indeed long. As time passed, we became acquainted with high school procedure, and it was no time before We were known as Sophomores. What a thrill to call other kids Freshies! .Most of us survived World History and enough other subjects to make our way into the Junior Class. Juniors! With this title came the fun of organizing our class to plan activities, chiefly the Prom for those Seniors. All too soon we became thc Senior Class, with new responsibilities and duties. After electing officers, the members eagerly awaited the arrival of our class rings. They came! Of course we were told that they did not insure our graduation, but they gave us an air of importance, nevertheless. Measurements for caps and gowns! Again that warning that even this did not mean that we were assured of wearing them. But we could hope. And now consideration of commencement announcements and per- sonal cards makes us realize that the end of our journey is quite near. As we are about to leave M. H. H. S., we bequeathe some of our cherished possessions to members of the lower classes, and accept from them the prophecies they make regarding our future. Bon voyage! Class Colors .................................................................,..................... Blue and White Class Flower .......... ....................................,,............,............................. G ardenia Class Motto ....,......... ....... ' 'Not the end, but the beginning SENICR CLASS President ....,.............,..........,... .........,.... R obert McGee Vice President ............. .............. J ames Redden Secretary .,.......,,............ ..................,.....,........ B etty Heid Treasurer .........,, Advisers ............ Abel, Carl Allendorf, Ralph Aug, Charleen Barnes, 'Helen Bauer, Yvonne Binzer, Robert Bokor, Frank Braun, Edward Burger, Henry Burger, Mildred Chambers, Robert Davis, Eileen Deckelmeier, Joy Frisch, Kenneth Hackemeyer, Robert Hartman, Ruth Haubner, Vernon Haupt, Donald Heid, Betty PAGE FOURTEEN MEMBERS Himes, Joseph Holzhauser, Alice Honnert, Melvin House, Vess Hoy, Joan Hudepohl, Rita Huser, Betty Huy, Edward Lawson, Carol Lohr, Lorna Mae Long, Pauline Lucke, Erna McGee, Robert Melvin, Raymond Niehaus, Robert Perez, Violet Petersen, Shirley Pohl, Edward Plummer, Betty Ramsey, James ...Henry Burger M. R. Trippel lMrs. C. T. Van Atta Redden, James f Rodler, Gladys Rose, Shirley Rowland, Shirley Salzman, William Sauer, Marjorie Ann Schappel, Rita Mae Schubert, Ethel Schunk, Morris Stahl, Ruth Stehle, Rose Stenger, Teresa Strecker, Edward Stubblefield, James Van Horne, Virginia Voelker, Ruth Waechter, Paul Winn, Marilyn Wolfe, Marian

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ll ' 2' PAGE SIXTEEN EDWARD BRAUN MT. Hl'1AI.'l'llY Sputliglit Club--4 HL: 1lI'il'll,lP notes on How lo Siaeeeed as Slage Mun- llflkfuflfl zrlioerei' sneeeells hun. lizl is going lo ronlinne lhe shoe repair business by .-:landing in. the shoes while someone else pounds the nails in. HENRY L. BURGER NEW BUlil.ING'l'0N Class Officer-4 Hi-Y-4 To .liln Eirh his prowess in elasses. Will operale Henry's llani-Burger Slun1l al Harrison and Voinplon. MILDRED R. BURGER NEW Bl'ltI.INGTON Girl Reserves-4 Spotlight Club-1 Pep Squad-3. 4 Her Queen fwinpaign bottles lu whoeiier can redeem them. Goes on to Ill'lI.4P1'P honors in rl Miss Ameriea Uonfesl. ROBERT P. CHAMBERS MT. HEALTHY Baseball-3 Spotlight Club' -4. Basketball-1 To Bill 1 lSl'lll'l' lhe oft-heard cries and jus! oodles of u-hippefl l'I'?llflIl1u-1llI'llflSl0l'P elerk, you knowll. We predief that Roh will heroine a major league second- liasenmnw-- e-well anyway, minor league. EILEEN DAVIS MT. HEALTHY Frenvh Cluh-3. 4 Glee Club-3 The job of delivering absent lists to anyone who can hear up under 350 stares every morning. Jliss Eileen. Doris will be a famolis lovelorn advisor on a lf'renz-li projrani- Ronmnsay in Fransayf' JOY E. DECKELMEIER MT. HEALTHY French Club-3, 4 Glee Club-1, 2, 3 G. A. A.-1 Pep Squad-1 Girl Reserves-1, 3 Spotlight Club-4. Her' aliilfly to l'arlez-wnisi' 10 Clare Meyer.- flains fame as warden of Sing Sing--the musical prison. KENNETH FRISCH MONFORT HEIGHTS Baseball-3 Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 French Club-3. 4 Spotlight Club-4 Leaifes with his reputation ns Lady's Man intact. Ken will be an erpert in the field of facts and figures -espeefally hgnres.