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

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PAULINE SINIYTH WILFRED THIES Uniwrsity of Cincinnati Ohio State University 13. S. in Erluration B. S. in Education General Science Physical Education Algebra I Biology Mechanical Drawing Coach-Football, Basketball, T1-ack Literary Gold Diggers MARY RUTH TRIPPLE Indiana State Teafhers College B S Typing III and IV Shorthand III and IV School Secretary-Treasurer PAGE NINE

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BARBARA KRICK ELIZABETH NICCLURE Mizzzzzi Uniwersily Wil111ir1gt'on College B. S. in Erlumtion B. S. in Ezlucalion Commercial Law Music-Vocal and Instrumental Bookkeeping Glee Club Salesmanship Orchestra General Business English x BERTA IYIAE KHLLER JOHN W. SCHWEIKERT Uzziwrsily of Kentucky Western Kenlzzrky Stale College B. A. in Education B. ff., B. S. English I Chemistry Spanish I and II Physics History IV Geography Civics Camera Club Spanish Club PAGE EIGHT

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SENIOR CLASS V R ,ki ? , C Colors-Ivory and Black Flower-Yellow Rose Motto-The path of fame begins by work, and work makes life worth living. Class Officers: President ...... -M .... Len Vogel Vice President .... ..... .... B i ll Fischer Secretaryd- ............. Jim Eich Treasurer ..., .fiv B ayard Weizenecker Vive la Senior Class ---especially .he Seniors of '46, lor we are proud of our class that has been outstanding in activity and scholarship. There are quite a few brains in the senior throngg nine students attained four-year averages ranging from 92W to 95.5'A.. We seniors are not only tound listed in the Honor Roll, for our class has also been conspicuous in athletic feats and in active membership of twelve school organizations. Reminiscing is always a pleasant aspect of happy memories and a resiew of our high shool life is not lacking in interest and amusement. We'll always remember Buck and his antics, Pat Bell's clexer witticisms, Minnie's giggle, Balder's droll observations and Paul Koch, the hubba hubba boy, Memories of Myrt's frustration in attempting io record attendance of the conglamoration of busy seniors perpetually making announcements elsewhere will be remindful of the best consistent attendance of seniors ever recorded for Mt. Healthy High. How we loved those classrooms! There originally were 152 of us who, as freshies, gazed in awe at THE SENIORSQ 106 returned as sophs to begin assuming leadership and gaining retognition ourselves. A class of 67 seniors retained almost all of our junior class which numbered 12. The prospect of being seniors never quite seemed a reality, but ordering class rings and having measurements taken for caps and gowns climaxed our three-year srtuggle to play the coveted role of SENIOR! And oh! when those assemblies were over and it was announced, Seniors may leave first! Leaving Mt. Healthy High as graduates, we sincerely extend our very best wishes to the lower classmen for high school careers as enjoyable and gratifying as ours has been. PAGE TEN