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

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M ARCH -- The Stairway to the Stars was studded with many brilliant performers. This was the best L.G.D. Talent Show. --We went to the Jr. High Operetta entitled Upon Old Smokey. What a riot! --Wasn't the gym decorated just like your Shan- gri-la ? King Dale and Queen Sheila were crowned. --It was a good day for the Irish. --The Science Club held its first meeting. Members elected Artie Stratman, president. -Spring is here! Look, more snow. --Beware, Washington! Here come the juniors and seniors from Healthy High. --29--We had a ballg but oh, my feet! Remem- ber Charlie Marteli. ARPIL -Hi -Y and Y-Teens conducted the Easter As- sembly. Some Easter present, report cards! -Easter Vacation. Hurray! -Another test for the brains. District Scholar- ship Tests. -The combined Glee and Band Assembly was really great. -18--Hi-Y Initiation Week. And the fun began. -Our Golf team defeated Taylor 8-0. -P.T.A. Open House. 26-- Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was a huge success. Dig those costumes. -Remember the swimming party after the play? - It's Up In the Morning at Break of Day for the Juniors. They took the National Merit Test. Very hard! -Buy your Healthy picture postcards from Zem Zem Members. MAY -Using voting machines, we elected the mayor and council. Congratulations, Lowell! -Shi1lto's presented Gemma with a trip to New York for her originally -designed dress. -The brains traveled to Miami to take District Scholarship Tests. Quite easy, yes? NO!! -L.G.D. Initiation Week! More fun. -Home Ec. Style Show displayed the latest fashions. Dig those sacks. Congratulations to Shirley Russell, new Sewing Board Represent- ative. Great day! Seim's birthday! 8- -L.G.D.'s Glamour Day! This is glamour? 9--The hep freshmen sponsored the Spring Swing Sock Hop. 10--Beware, Mt. Healthy under new management. Mayor Lowell and council took over our city. 12--Spring Sports Honor Banquet! 13--Chemistry Classes travel to Procter's. Soap, anyone? 14--Chalk up another successful concert for Glee Club. 15- 17- 19- -Awards were received by many a deserving un- derclassman at the Honor Assembly. Con- gratulations to surprised Sharon Rose! At the Prom. I'll remember the Prom. Yes, remember that big night. Eileen Kuhlman and Ken Hagedorn were the reigning pair. -Cramming for exams, Seniors? 20-21--Fatal days for seniors. Will I pass, Teach? 22-- When the Saints Come Marching ln, senior theme song, started the assembly, the craziest yet. Y-Teens Mother and Daughter Tea. 25--The Baccalaureate Service was held in the High School Gym. 29--At last, Graduation Day! Yippee, I'm free. 30--Memorial Day. JUNE 1--Seniors gathered together for a humdinger of a 2-4 picnic. -Ha -Ha! Underclassmen take exams. Hard, eh? 6--School's out! Hooray. See you around, Mar- rianne Huser. Didn't the L.G.D. initiates look lovely on G1amor Day? - . fsmsrmnmwwwme -

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DECEMBER Back to the old grind. Gained five pounds! Senior gals took Betty Crocker and D.A.R. Tests. Skit by Pep Squad. Our first basketball game!! Reserve 42-Colerain 31 Varsity-60 Colerain 51 Great work! -Speech students discussed guidance problem with parents. -Chalk up another victory. Reserve 32 N.C.H. 40 Varsity 54 N.C.H. 44 Do it again. -And they did! Reserve 35--Greenhills 17 Varsity 61 --Greenhills 33 -Buy your Christmas candy from the Hi-Y boys. -St. Bernard broke our winning streak. Varsity --46 St. Bernard--50. Pretty close! -Big night! Christmas Dream Prom! Rich and Leah were crowned the reigning pair. Heavenly decorations! -Band and Glee Club combined for Christmas Concert. Put you into the Christmas spirit, didn't it? -Spotlight presented Christmas in Other Lands. Great, Big Wheels. Defeated by Lockland. Owls Reserve 26--Lockland 35. Owls Varsity 40--Lockland 55 HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! JANUARY -Reserve beat Cowboys! Hurray! Reserve 42-- Wyoming 41. Varsity kept pace until fourth quarter. Score: Wyoming 66--Owls 46. -Taylor hits Owls again. Come on, team, let's go! We're all behind you. -Back to the old grind again! -Another defeat for our guys. Reading is the victor. Deer Park comes out on top! Fight a little harder, men! Arch-rivals meet. N.C.I-I. 55--Varsity 41. An- other win for reserve. -Team, Rah! Team, rah! Rah, rah team! Varsity 5 l - -Greenhills 42. Cramming tonight? -24 Exams, Ugh I Exams don't hurt our fellas! Varsity 52--St. Bernard 49. Great work, gang! -Big wheels show off senior photos. Some touch- up jobs! Science assembly. Powerful sugar, eh? Mr. Hartzler says, Spring is here! 31--Report cards. Great day? Reserve does it again 35-28. Lockland 65--Varsity 48. You did your best, team. FEBRUARY February is here. Br -r-r. --Our guys fought hard but champion Wyoming defeated us. --Reading, defeating Varsity, averages the 40-0 football score. Come on boys, let's try harder. -13--Our freshies won their game in the Freshman Tournament. They tried. They fought. They won. Our fellows beat Deer Park. Good game, boys. --The Winter Concert of the Symphonic Band. Wasn't it wonderful? -20--Freshies emerge as a runner -up in the final tournament game. The fifteen candidates for Basketball Queen were introduced at the assembly. Whom should I vote for? The Big Day has arrived. The Queen is---- Suds, Judy Salzman. The team showed their queen what they could do. Score: Varsity 53-- Harrison 51. Oh, you're the greatest team! We lost the tournament. Norwood 64--Varsity 45. This completed one of our best basketball seasons in quite a few years. Congratulations, team!

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Average 95-99 JUNIORS Kathleen Case Janet Cook Jean Sraubach SOPHOMORES Jane Haefele FRESHMEN Karen Alexander Billie Chain Judith Cook Carol Ewald Kathy Kellett Janet Moss Judy Quattlander Sharon Rose Linda Taylor Average 90-94 SENIORS Myrna Barnes Diane Bowersox Tom Bramkamp Ronald Bricker Tom Bunnell Bill Davies Judy Eckel Marianne Huser Fredrick Johnson Sheila Maher Kathy Sheridan Nancy Tebbe Ruth Telford Sally Wiegand JUNIORS Linda Alexander Steve Caldwell Janice Chambers Don l-lenn James Kennedy Betty Listerman Jane Mueller Hugh Nevin Carol Reuter Arthur Stratman- Barbara Van Ausdall Nancy Wallbrech SOPHOMORES Alison Auburn Sally Becker Beverly Brouse Carole Cramer Patricia Dunagan Carmen Ehrhardt Tom Harry Carol Haskins Susan Korn Ronald McSwain Mary Middleton Linda Ness Jane Rice Dan Smith Tom Springer Joann Stehlin Linda Stevenson Tom Unks HONOR RQLL Tom Van Valey Robert Ware Charles Wilson Shirley York FRESHMEN Terry Brooks Roger Brouse Bonnie Case Sandra Clyde Wally Etzel James Fein Richard Flaig David Frederick Michael Huber Carolyn Jackson Richard Kreiger Valerie Logan Mary Pat McGurk Terry Morris Nancy Ries Lois Reuter Becky Richards Karen Richter Penny Stout Peter Vinson Bonnie White Average 85 -89 SENIORS Howard Covert Gale Davis Gertrude Dreier Richard Fuller Leah Greeslin Judy Gettle Ralph Jaeger Raelene Jasper Gemma Lisrerman Lowell Mackenzie Janet Meister Jane Reed Susan Reich Kenneth Richards Barbara Ritter Susan Stoddard Judy Thielmeyer Cece Van Vliet Roy Weber Ann White Carmeleen Yocco JUNIORS Armand Aufdenberg Larry Bradford Lana Brischke James Clyde Joyce Denby Bonnie Frey Ricky Hilgeman Shirley Hirsch Judy Kahle Carol Kase Linda Krahling Nancy Macaluso Larry Martini Carol Rocca Diana Schnetzer Tom Seigle Gerald Seim Mary Van Guelpen Carol Wheeler Erra Lee Winn Ronald Zimmerman Gerald Zwicker SOPHOMORES Joyce Adams Jean Bahr Linda Bockelman Jeanette Braune Kay Bryant Torn Butler Nancy Christensen Robert Curley James Davis Catherine Flannery Barbara Gau Joan Goldsmith Sandra Herndon Ken Hicks Tom Kaiser Sue Kummler Donna Moak Emil Nagel Robert Newman Donna Nolte David Reinhart James Ries James Sparks Dennis Sunderhaus Eugena Taphorn Diana Topits Margie Van Vliet Vernon Wiegand FRESHMEN Ervin Bitter Jean Brakmanis David Burwinkle Mike Dickman Brooke Douglass Rita Endres Robert Gilhart Nancy Griffith Marsha Hinson James Imhulse Edward Jaeger Karen Kincaid Georgia Kline John Lachman William Lech James Mercer Sue Morris Wayne Rambo Harriet Rettinger Tim Roberts Sharon Russo Margaret Sabato Pamela Shipler Tom Trapp Don Wentzel Paul Wood