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

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PAGE TWENTY BAYARD FRANK WEIZENECKER Mt. Healthy A gentleman and a diplomat is he. Balder's a good guy. We all agree. Football-3, 4. Football Manager-2. Camera Club--4. Class Office-2, 3, 4. Hi-Y-3, 4. Spotlight Club-4. Zem Zem Staff-3. WILLIAM F. WELLAND Mt. Healthy Bi11's a. chum on whom we can rely. His friends know him as one swell guy. 'Track-3, 4. Glee Club-1. Hi-Y-4. Spotlight Club-4. ROBERT WESTRICH Mt. Healthy Bob is known as Ostrich to almost everyone. In the springtime, baseball keeps him on the run. Baseball-3, 4, Basketball-4. Hi-Y-3, 4. Spotlight Club-4. AMELIA ZIVANOVITS Finneytown For her giggle Minnie is knowng Her infectious galety makes the teachers groan. Clientes Latinae-1, 2, 3, 4. G. A. A.-2. 3, 4. Girl Reserves-3, 4. L. G. D.-4. Spotlight Club-4. . XRICHARD HOMER Monfort Heights Dick's a. boy who can't be beat. Scholastically, speaking, he's all reet. GENE IMSANDE Mt. Healthy In his senior year, Gene had to say good-bye, 'Cause Uncle Sam called to him to be an Army G. I Basketball-2.

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WILLIAM DALE S HANNON Finneytown Wavy hair and cheeks so red, He'l1 be a farmer-so he said. Trackgii, 4. Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y-3, 4. Les Etudiants sans Soucis- 3, 4. Spotlight Club-4. CLARENCE F. STEINER Finneytown Jim has a smile wherever he goes. A friendly lad as everyone knows, Baseball Manager-3. Football.-4. Track Manager-3. Spotlight Club-Il, RALPH STRICKER Mt. Healthy Ralph Stricker is the handy-man. Whatever it is, do it, he can. ALVIN J. SUNNENBERG Mt. Healthy Buck is a good kizl of whom all are fgnd. He has many friends, both brunette and blonde. Football 2, 3, 4. Glee Club-4. I-Ii-Y-4. Les Etucliants sans Somis- 3, 4. Spotlight Club-A. LEONARD VOGEL Mt. Healthy One of the most likeable of our men, Good humored and sincere--that's Len. Baseball Manager-2, 3. Basketballwl, 2. Basketball Manager-2, .J Football Manager-3. Class Officer-2, 4. Hi-Y-3, 4. GRACE B. WADE Mt. Healthy Although Grace is a quiet lass, She rates well with the mass. G. A. A.v2, Girl Reserves-l, 2, 4. Glee Club-4. Pep Squad+l. Spotlight Club-4. JUNE ARDINE WEIMER Mt. Healthy June is the month of smiling skies: Our June looks out through friendly eyes. Track-3. G. A. A.-3. Girl Reserves-1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Squad-3. PAGE NINETEEN

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JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class started activities with a meeting on September 30, at which the members elected officers for the year, and discussed means of making money that would provide the annual event in honor of the seniors. The juniors gave juke box dances after the games, sold refreshments during basketball games, and presented two dances. The last dance of the year Caboose Drag also brought a close to the money-making projects. After the traditional wrangling of deciding between a prom and a banquet, the choice of a prom was made. This highlight of social events was enthusiastically approved by the upper-classmen after attending the prom at Hartwell Country Club on May 245 the music being furnished by Vic Adkins' orchestra. , Another function of the Junior Class was the choice of a class ring. After one particular design was universally approved, the juniors left to return next year and play the role of senior, and to eventually sport the class rings they now so eagerly anticipate. JUNIOR CLASS Advisors - Mrs. Laverne Wadsworth Hughes Miss Pauline Smyth Officers - President - Roger Pierson Vice President - Thelma Bauer Secretary - Lois Wolf Treasurer - Robert Miller Abel, Anita Bahrs, Fred Baird, Roberta Barnes, Alexis Bauer, Thelma Bauer, Thomas Bissell, Patricia Bollinger, Walter Brandenberg, Wanda Breuer, Lois Burchett, Marjorie Coleman, Clayton Craig, Ida Jane Crosby, Joyce Daudistel, Jade Dirr, Jean Dunaway, James Eckerlin, Albert Ehler, Marvin Enger, Jo Ann Enneking, Jean Esselman, Hubert Fehrenbach, Doris Fennessy, William Gardner, Alberta Graybill, James Gutzwiller, Joyce Haering, Dorothy Hall, Sally Haskell, Ramona Heismann, Florence Heitfeld, Helen Hessler, Jane Hogeback, Mary Lee Homer, Mary Ann Hott, Lorraine Ingle, Marguerite Kaelin, Charles Kamphaus, Shirley Katenbrink, Ruth Kimble, Peggy Klein, Dorothy Knoop, Mabel Kordenbrock, Carol Kuhlmann, Donald Lawrence, Gloria Leibrook, Richard Linne, Alice Linz, Rita Listermann, Robert Lober, Jane Lohmeier, Laura Menke, Clement Mill, Peggy Miller, Marjorie Miller, Robert Morris, Robert Packer, Betty Perrine, Vivian Petersen, Mary Phillips, Thelma Pierson, Roger Salzman, Roberta Schmidt, Frank Schupp, William Schwab, Irvin Schwettman, Dolores Shannon, Carl Shultz, Imogene Smith, Patricia Snider, Raymond Stoffer, Shirley Swartz, Ruth Turner, Jane Ware, June Waters, James Weber, Arthur Whitt, Delilah Wirth, Shirley Wright, Richard Wolf, Lois Zivanovits, Katherine PAGE TWEN PY ONE