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

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CALE DAR SEPTEMBER -Did the teachers meet to discuss the surprise in store for Healthyites? -Joy! School opened. How are you? What's the latest dope? Some surprise! One half- hour more of school. -Football lingo over your head? Come to the Football Clinic tonight. -Owls tie Harrison and Taylor at Pigskin Preview. Scores O--Op . O--O. -Freshie day! Doing stunts in front of the whole school can be most embarrassing. GAA spon- sored dance and mixer for class of 1961. Victory is our cry! Owls---20 ---- N.C.H.---0. -Our school is bursting at the seams, trying to hold 107 seniors, 126 juniors, 182 sophomores, and 191 freshies. Reserve--27 Ross Township --12. -Juniors met to decide how to raise money for the Big Wheel prom. -Another victory for our guys! Ow1s--14--- Greenhills--13. Mighty close! -GAA gals started to play kickball and softball. -Sophomores had class meeting. We L-O-S-T! Sycamore I3--Owls--6. Come on, team, we're behind you! OCTOBER -Individual mug shots were taken. Smile, gals, and say boys ---- I mean cheese. Did you see in the Hoot n' Holler that Sheila's heartthrobs are Mr. Magoo and Elvis. - Flu Bug hits Healthy. One hundred and thirty were absent. -Heap good Pow Wow, Juniors. Juniors and Seniors take Ohio History and Government Test. -Team honor Homecoming Queen Janice by trouncing Sharonville, 26 -O! -Taylor's Yellow Jackets stung Owls, 19-12. You played a good game, fellas. Y-Teens travel to Lenmary for Fall Leadership Con. -Reserve avenged Friday's defeat. Owls 35--- Taylor 0. -Varsity traveled to Columbus to see Ohio State play Indiana. Score 56--0. - Big Wheels took National Merit Scholarship Test. Comment: Impossible! -On top again! Owls 26---Colerain O. Good work, team. -Hurray! No school. S.W.O.T.A. L.G.D.-- Hi -Y hayride! Too cold for our boys. -Education -Business Day. Businessmen visit Mt. Healthy High School. -Shoot for the Moon! Be mayor of Mt. Healthy for a day. Classes, bring in your tax stamps for Zem Zem Contest. NOVEMBER 1--Another star in our crown. Owls 16--Anderson --0. Times-Star's Youth Section featured old Healthy. 5--Parents, vote for the School Levy and Bond Is- sue. Both are needed badly. --P,T.A. holds Open House. Please, teacher, don't tell Mom and Dad everything. --Reserve cheerleaders are elected. --Veterans' Day---No school. --Y -Teen Recognition and Banquet. Some food, eh gals? --Seniors' last game. Owls went to town on Reading 53-6. Pep Squad sponsored a Sadie Hawkin's dance. Girls' treat. --Lowell, Bill Korn, and Jim Mercer played human dumbbells for Mr. America of 1948, a weight-lifter. --Team and coaches were honored at Football Banquet. Congratulations on a swell team! Great work! --Vocational Conference held here. Mr. Richard Jack.son's speech Happiest People in the World was a scream. --Steve Caldwell won the I Speak for Democ- racy contest. --Did you notice those senior gals with their matching CREWNECKS and knee socks? Pictures come back! That thing isn't me, is it? Buy your season pass! --Thanksgiving vacation! Don't eat too much. Zem Zem's photographers, R. Bricker, D. Mucken fuhs, W. Brown, J. Wallace, should receive a good deal of thanks.