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

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FIFTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FRIDAY JUNE 5. 1953 Processional -- Pomp and Circumstance . . . . . . . . Elgar High School Band Invocation . ....................... Rev. Frank Clarke Mt. Healthy Methodist Church Salutatorian . . . . .................... Martha Saunders Historian . . . ............ . . . James Sauer Malaguena . .............. ..... L ecuona Robert Meadows Valedictorian ...... .............. . . Sue Nieman Lustspiel overture ................ ..... K eler-Bela High School Band Address .............................. Samuel D. Marble President, Wilmington College Through the Years ......................... V. Youmans Senior Class Girls' Quintet Awards ............................... Prin. Rex. Ralph Presentation of Class to Board of Education Supt. A. W. Milner Presentation of Diplomas ..................... Herbert Haupt President, Board of Education I Believe .................. Drake, Graham, Shiele, Stillman Alma Mater . . . .............. Senior Class Benediction . ......... . Rev. Frank Clarke Recessional.. ..........Band 15

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BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SUNDAY MAY SI I953 SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Order of Serv1ce Reverend Herbert G L1sle Pres1d1ng Prelude Norse Song Schumann Mr Steely Veach P1an1st Process1ona1 War March of the Pr1ests Mendelssohn fCongregat1on and Ch01r Standmgj Prayer ln Un1son fCongregat1on Standmgj Almlghty God who hast glven us grace at thls t1me to make our common suppl1cat1ons unto Thee and dost promlse that where two or three are gathered together 1n Thy name Thou w1lt grant the1r requests fulf1l now O Lord the desxres and pet1t1ons of Thy servants as may be most expedlent for them grant1ng us m th1s world Knowledge of Thy truth and 1n the world to come l1fe everlastmg through Jesus Chr1st our Lord who l1veth and relgneth w1th Thee and the Holy Ghost ever one God world w1thout end Amen Hymn fCongregat1on Stand1ngl 'lmmanuell Our God and Lord Scr1pture Read1ng Psalm 8 Rev R V Pelton fCongregat1on Seatedj n hem Out 1n the F1elds Samuel B W1lson Mt Healthy H1gh School Chorus Mr Steely Veach Leader Hymn When All Thy MCTCI S O My God fCongregat1on Standmgj Sermon Rev Frank Clarke Anthem nward Chr1st1an Sold1ers Arr By Fred War1ng Mt Healthy H1gh School Chorus Mr Steely Veach Leader Bened1ct1on Rev Herbert G L1sle Recesslonal fCongregat1on and cho1r w1llrema1n seated unt1l recesslonal IS com pleted Q 14 ' -- . . , 0 I l O O I I I I . . . 2 . , -- . ' . ' I . ll Evening Prayer QCongregation Seatedj .... . . . . . Rev. R. V. Pelton A t : ' ....... . ..... . . . . . ' . . ........... 'e , LLL6 ....... ..... .

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SENIORS THEIR OFFICERS President - Larry Hinson Secretary - Gail Silber Vice President - Tom Bauer Treasurer - Judy Vogel COLORS Blue and White FLOWER Yellow Rose MOTTO He who IS determined has half his work done HISTORY On the morning of September 6 1949 one hundred twenty excited freshmen arrived at Mt Healthy to begin the four years of study that would eventually earn them their school diplomas They blundered through that awkward period of learning their way around the school and after a while the little groups from Mt Healthy Monfort Heights Finneytown and Springdale hada spirit of unity that brought them togeth er as a class In their sophomore and-1un1or years they found as every class before them had found that the exams were hard but not so difficult that they could not be passed with mental ap plication They had entered many of the school activities and some of them had gone to Miami to take the State Scholar ship Tests At this point they had really become a part of the school The beginning of the 1952 53 school year found them the presidents of the school organizations while others were heading the athletic teams Before they knew it they were boarding the train for the trip to Washington D C they were suffering the first night Jitters of their play The Man Who Came To Dinner they were being measured for caps and gowns Their last year had gone all too quickly Baccalaureate services were held on May 31 and on the following Friday they were graduated To some of them the graduation mark ed the end of their formal studies but to others it was only the beginning No one knows definitely what will become of these people years from now but one thing is assured he seniors of 1953 will make their place in the world and they will make Mt Healthy proud of them If Big-wheels of the school -- the SENIORS. Some were , . . -- t