Mount Healthy High School - Zem Zem Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1961
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r 5 f. ,17... .E . :15! ... . 4 ... . ,y u .u' w wX11 1 Ill 22x4zxxxx zxj zzrzzzz r zz rgKV ??x??x??zijz?zizz5z 35:55:35? xx: x xx x zzmzuna Published by the Zem Zem Staff Mt. Healthy High School Ohio Mt. Healthy, Volume XXXI The Past, Preselhf, and Future 0 Mi. Healthy High School Seventy-eight years ago the first class of seniors was graduated from Mt. Healthy High School. In these seventy-eight years Mt. Healthy has grown from a small farming town to a city of 6200 people. Its quiet country toads have become busy thoroughfares, its farms have grown into subdivisions with many homes, and its high school has increased in size from a few students to 625. Early in the 1840's Mt. Healthy was divided into two school districts, one east and one west of the village's main street. There was a grade school. but it was not until 1891 that the first high school was established. This school offered a two-year course. Two students were graduated from the one-room, one teacher high school. As the years passed the school moved from a log cabin into successive brick buildings. Finally, a grey brick four- room schoolhouse was built where the Hunt Building now stands. A Mt. Healthy increased in size, so did the school. Additional rooms were added to this building. In 1928 the present high school was built. Not even this building could absorb all the students. Plans are now being formulated for a new high school building which will be located on Adams Road. This new high school will have thirty classrooms, a library, and a cafeteria. It will provide for modern science instruction with labs, storage rooms, and special lecture rooms. It will be possible to make the rooms larger because of folding doors, A second stage will provide for additional classrooms and a gymnasium. Later stages will add new rooms and Space for music and little theaters. The first stage of this new Mt. Healthy High School will be completed in September of 1962. l l i l 3 ll . wv,,4p-.wq-v Sharon Russo of Monfort Heights. Nancy Rees of Finneytown, and Wally Etzel of Mt. Healthy leave school after another busy day. This will be the last year that students from Monfort Heights and Finney- town will come to Mt. Healthy. Many a student has walked up this walk since the present high school has been built. The Halls of Healthy As each class ends, heavy traffic begins! Out of the doors stream students to their lockers, next classes, or friends. it's quite a struggle to get through the conges- tion of peeple, but students seem to arrive at their destinations on time. You're late; the game has already started, says Mrs. Ernst, as Mrs. Dieting looks on. , MM w, The halls are seldom this quiet. I J ' ' - 1 d: ' s 1 k n 4K IQMMITIHM' W1. MINI!!! em mun I HSKJEW 1 . '- nw us um Mt. Healthy High at Night Watch your fingers, Dwayne! All's quiet; must be an unusual day in study hall! Studying hard, girls? Good place for it is in the library. jig Can they bake a cherry pie? 10 The question is: Will they ever reach the top? Be careful, Tom, don't dmp it! g Make sure you measure correctly! 11 Dedication It is with great pleasure that we the staff of the 1961 ZEM ZEM dedicate this book to Miss Ethel L. Frost. Throughout the year as our work on this yearbook has progressed we have come to realize the importance of having someone who lends her help and knowledge so freely and willingly. Miss Frost in her early years at Mt, Healthy was responsible for the publication of the school's first newspaper, THE TATLER, and also for the organization of the school's yearbook. the ZEM ZEM. It is therefore very fitting that we should honor Miss Frost. Her good humor, patience, and ability make working on the ZEM ZEM worthwhile. Zem Zem Staff ADVISERS Mrs. Nevin Miss Frost Mr. Battle STAFF EDITOR Sharon Rose ADVERTISING MANAGER Gayle Switzer CIRCULATION MANAGER Terry Brooks Bonnie Case Wally Etzel Dick Flaig Valerie Logan Lois Renter Bob Mills Fred Hartmann Jane Huser Susan Klenk Betty Kramer Tom Logan Mollie Renner Torn Young Steve Hogue Beverly McKendree Brenda Stevenson Table of Contents Dedication ............ 12 Administration. . . . . .16 Faculty...... ..18 Memorial....... ..21 Seniors ............... 24 Juniors. . . . . .48 Sophomores. . . . . . . . . .54 Freshmen ............. 58 Honor Roll..... ...65 Calendar ............. 66 Organizations ......... 72 Sports............ .100 Kings, Queens, Proms. .'l'l4 ---...Mx wt? Igf Mp Meal K is... , WHJXIH'QE xk LOCATION Administration H003. +grs+ sfage-q- A r. w ' - Stage l-academic 2 Stage 2- additionio academic m Stage 3ggmnasium TOTAL PLAN Faculty Our Administrators The community depends on the school for the education and per- sonal development of its young people. The main purpose of the administration is to educate and instruct students so that they in turn can enrich and better their lives. A person of high caliber is required for this administrative task; he must be able to combine his knowledge and personality to obtain the greatest amount of co-operation and also the will to learn. h 4950;! Mt. Healthy is fortunate indeed to have such a capable staff to fulfill this duty. rmmm Mr. Ralph--Superintendent Board of Education SEATED: Chester L. Bernhardt, President; Charles H. Orr; Harold Fain; Paul Byats; William Morris, Vice -President. STANDING: Walter Hartung, Clerk; Rex Ralph, Superintendent; Edwa' R. Don, Attorney. 16 Dr. Darwin B. Keye Coordinator of Curriculum Mr. Chris Stefan Dean of Boys Mr. M. D. Hartzler Principal Mrs. Ruby Roach Dean of Girls 17 Mt. Healthy MRS. CORINNE BAISDEN MR. ROLLAND BARTLE Typing II, General Physics Business, Shorthand I-II Chemistry MRS. EVELYN BROWN English IV MR. BILL JAMES COOK English II Biology MR. CHARLES BLACK MR. WILLIAM BRINKER Business Arithmetic General Science Bookkeeping I, Law NHSS RUTH FREDRICKS Algebra II MISS ETHEL L. FROST Trigonometry Latin I Solid Geometry Latin II Plane Geometry Latin III-IV A3,, MR. JAMES DENT MR. JOHN DUNNE'I'TE Senior Social Studies Health Physical EducatiOn 13 Faculty 1961 MR. STEELE HARMON MR. RUSSELL HINKLE World History Band Instrumental Music MISS BETTY LANGLEY MR. DON KUHLMANN English 11 Economics Art I Social Studies Art II MR. CHARLES E. HOFFMAN MISS PATRICIA KENNEDY Mechanical Drawing I Health Mechanical Drawing II Physical Education MISS BERTA MAE MILLER Spanish I Spanish II MRS. HARRIET NEVIN English 11 English III -L MR. GEORGE McMICKEN MR. JOHN McNABB Algebra 1, Practical American History Mathematics MRS. NADINE SWTH English I MR. BERNARD Industrial Arts I TICICH Industri 211 Arts II MRS. MARY RUTH TRIPPEL Office Practice Typing I Counselor MISS GAIL HESSON Vocal Music MR. PAUL SCHLOSSER Safety Driver Education MR. GEORGE D. TODD Speech 20 MRS. JANE VAN DEVENTER MRS. HELEN WHITE Home Economics I Library Home Economics II Home Economics III-IV MRS. VERA ERNST MRS. BARBARA SHUL'I'Z High School Secretary School Nurse Linentwf To live in the hearts we leave behind is not to die. In memory of Mrs. Norma Grossohme, who taught art at Mt. Healthy for four years. She also dedicated much time to the Junior Red Cross, We will always remember her service and devotion. 21 MCl'ET EJELRTEAV Elli: EHPST SVTAGE Stiiiil Seniors THOMAS ACKERMAN PEGGY ALBRIGHT RONALD ALLEN DAVID ANDERSON HARRIET ANDERSON DAVE BANY LIELA BARNES KEN BECKENHAUPT JIM BITTER THOMAS BOWERSOX SHARON BOEH AIJA JEAN BRA KMANIS BILLIE R. BOSTON KIRBY BOWEN 7 BARBARA BRAY DON BRONS TRUP ROBERT BROOKS TERRY BROOKS ROGER BROUSE RONALD BUJDOSO DAVID L. BURWINKEL BUFORD H. BUTTS JR. BONNIE CASE SANDRA M. CLYDE BILLIE CHAIN SUSAN CHAIN CLIFFORD CHRIS TENSEN 7 B I RONNIE COHEN BONNIE M. DAVIS MERRY BROOKE DOUGLASS JOHN EASTLACK WHITEY ECKEL RITA ENDRES WILLIAM W. ETZEL CAROL EWALD JIM FEIN SANDRA G. FICK JEFFREY K. FIELD '26 BOB COMMINS DENNIS I-L DAVIS HOLLY ANN DENBY MIKE DIC KMAN DAVID FREDERICK GEORGE A. FIGG DICK FLAIG TERRY L. FLAIG PAULA K. FUNK KATMEEN GALLIAN RUTH ANN GEHRICH ROBERT GILHART VIRGINIA MARCIA GINN JUDY S. GOLDSTON NANCY GRIFFITH MARY J0 GUINN GAIL HAFER SHARON HAMPTON 27 GREG HOCHSCHEID SHARON HARVEY MIKE HAUER MARSHA HINSON BETTY HODGES MICHAEL THOMAS I-RJBER DONNA HUTSON JIM IMHULSE CAROLYN Y. JACKSON ED JAEGER ROBERT JAMES KATHY KELLETT DAVID KEIvIPER KAREN ANN KINCAID RONALD KLEIN MARION P. LAIB BILL LECH CHARLES A. LEDGERWOOD JUDY LEIBROOK RAYMOND EDWARD LLOYD VALERIE LOGAN JiMMY LOHR PAT MANNING DIANE McCOOL KERRY KINCAID GEORGIA KLINE RICHARD KRIEGER LOUIE KUHLMAN LARRY MCDONOUGH MARY PAT MCGURK MEL MCQUEARY JIM MERCER LORETTA FERN MESSER PATRICIA ANN MICHEL NANCY LEE MILLER ROBERT T. MILLS SANDRA LYNN MINNICH BILL NADERMAN TERRILL MONROE MORRIS KAREN MORTIMER ANITA MULLINIX CHA RLIE OLIVER 30 KENNETH OSBON HELEN wOBBU PATRICK SHEILA PERKINS JAMES E. PETERS PEGGY ANNE PETTY RICHARD A. PFEIFFER VERNON PFEIFFER DON L. PICKERING JR. DIANE M. PRAECHTER FUDY QUATTLANDER DIANE RALPHY WAYNE RAMBO BARBARA SUE RAMP ROBERT J. RAMSEY 31 NANCY R. REES CAROL REGENSBURGER HARRIETT CAROL RETTINGER LOIS REUTER BECKY RICHARDS ROBERT D. RICHLEY KAREN S. RICHTER SUE RIEMAN TIM ROBERTS WRON ROSE SONJA ROUSE GAIL SCHRAGE SHARON R. RUSSO MARGE SABATO BETTY JEANNE STEWART JOE STOCKER JUDY STONER l , B I PENNY STOUT JO ANN SCHWARTZ LINDA SHELNUTT PAM SHIPLER GLORIA SKINNER DALE SMITH KATHY SMITH PHYLLIS R. STANG MARLENE STAUB CHICK STEINER GERRY STORMER 33 JO ANNE SUTTMAN WAYNE TIEMEYER EDITH TOBERGTA THOMAS L. TRAP? CHAR TYLER BETSY VAUGHN PETER B. VINSON CAROLYN J. WAIDNER JAMES W. WASKOM TINA J. WELLING 34 DANIEL B. SUTTER HARRY J. SWEGMAN GAYLE SWITZER KATHERINE B. THYSELL STEPHEN J. WILLIS BUD WENTZEL BONNIE WHITE PATRICIA WILLETTS PAUL WOOD J R. KAY WURSTER DENNIE A. ZIMMERMAN JUANITA ZIMMERER Members of Class not pictured Robert W. Marsh Ken Ploeger David Oetzel Bob Ramsey Senior Activity List THOMAS ACKERMAN--E1 Club Espanol 1,2; Hi-Y 3,4; Honor R0111,2,3. PEGGY ALBRIGHT--G.A.A. 4; Home Ec. 4; Pep Squad 4; Volleyball 4. RONALD ALLEN--Hughes 1,2; Band l,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1; Camera Club 1; Class Officer 1,2; Football 1,2; Honor Roll 2; Science Club 1; Student Council 1. DAVID ANDERSON--New Jersey 1,2; Mason, Ohio 3; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,4; Student Council 1,2; Track Team 3 . HARRIET ANDERSON--Concett Chorus 2,3; E1 Club Espanol 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Glee 1; Honor Roll 3; Literary Gold Diggers 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3. DAVE BANY--Roger Bacon 1; Band 1; Concert Chorus 4; Glee 1; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Spotlight Club 4. ; LIELA BARNES--C1ientes Latinae 2; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Glee 1; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. KEN BECKENHAUPT JIM BITTERnBasketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Best Athlete. SHARON BOEH--G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. BILLIE R. BOSTON--Mt. Notre Dame 1,2; Basketball 2; G.A.A. 2,4; Glee 1,2; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 3. KIRBY BOWEN--Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2;Footba11 1,2,3,4; Glee 2,3,4; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Track Team 3; Best Personality. THOMAS BOWERSOX--Camera Club 2,3,4; Concert Chorus 2,3; Glee 1,3. AIJA JEAN BRAKMANIS--Band 1,2; Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Literary Gold Diggers 3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. BARBARA BRAY--Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Squad 1. DON BRONSTRUP--Honor R011 2. ROBERT BROOKS--Schwab l; Woodward 2; Band 1; Camera Club 1,2; Concert Chorus 1,3,4; Football 3,4; Glee 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1; H001: 'n Holler Staff 2; Pep Squad 2; Spotlight Club 4; Track Team 3. TERRY BROOKSnClass Officer 2,4; Clientes Latinae 1,2; E1Club Espanol 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2, 3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1; Scholarship Team 2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Track Team 1; Zem Zem Staff 3,4; Most Witty. ROGER BROUSE--Basketba11 2; Clientes Latinae 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Spotlight Club 4. RONALD BUJDOSO--Concert Chorus 1,4. DAVID BURWINKEL--Honor R011 1,2; Scholarship Team 3. BUFORD H. BUTTS JR.--Basketba11 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; Football 4; Spotlight Club 4; Track Team 4. BONNIE CASE-wBand 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A l,2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 1,2, 3,4; Pep Squad 3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Coun- oil 4; Y-Teens 4; Zem Zem Staff 3,4; Best Personality. BILLIE CHAIN--C1ientes Latinae 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 1,2,3,4; Literary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholar- ship Team 2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Most Likely To Succeed. SUSAN CHAIN--Hughes 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. CLIFFORD CHRISTENSEN SANDRA M. CLYDE--Basketball 3; Clientes Latinae 2; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2,3; Literary Cold Diggexs 3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 2; Sparkettes 2; Spotlight Club 4; Volleyball 3,4; Y- Teens l,2,3,4. RONNIE COHEN--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2. BOB COMMINS BONNIE M. DAVISuGlee 1; Y-Teens 1,2,4. DENNIS H. DAVIS HOLLY ANN DENBYuG.A.A. 1,2; Glee 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. MIKE DICKMANm-Clientes Latinae 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2,3; Track Team 2,3,4. MERRY BROOKE DOUGLASS--Cheer1eader 3; Clien- tes Latinas 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; SchoIarship Team 2,3; Spotlight Club 4; YnTeens 1,2,3,4. JOHN EASTLACK--E1 Club Espanol 1; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Pep Squad 1,2; Spotlight Club 4. WHITEY ECKEL--Basketball 1; E1 Club Espanol 4. RITA ENDRES--Band 1; Concert Chorus 2,3; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Science Club 3; Spotlight Club 4; Volley- ba114;Y-Teens 1,2,3. WILLIAM w. ETZEL--Basketball 1,2,3,4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2; Track Team 1,2,3; Zem 36 Zem Staff 4. CAROL EWALD--Concert Chorus 4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;Glee1,2;Honor Roll 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. JIM FEINF-Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Clientes Latinae Z; Footb3112,3,4;HiFY 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Honor R011 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4. SANDRA G. FICK--C1ientes Latinae 2; Honor Roll 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Best Dresser. JEFFREY K. FIELD--Baseba11 2. GEORGE A. FIGG--Basketball 2; Clientes Latinae 2; Football l,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; Track Team 3,4. DICK FLAIGnClientes Latinae 2; Plti 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3;Nat'1Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Zem Zem Staff 4. TERRY L. FLAIG DAVID FREDERICK--E1 Club Espanol 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 2. PAULA K. FUNK--G.A.A. 1,2,4; Glee 1; Honor Roll 3; Pep Squad 1,2; Scholarship Team 1; Volleyball 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2. KATHLEHV CALLIAN--Ironton 1; Colerain 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3. RUTH ANN GEHRICI-I ROBERT GILHART--Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Scholarship Team 2; Track Team 2; Best Looking, Most Versatile, Best Dressed. VIRGINIA MARCIA GINN--Band 2; Basketball 4; C.A.A. 3,4; Home EC. 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4. JUDY S. COLDSTON--Concert Chorus 4; Glee 1,2,3; Volleyball 3. NANCY GRIFFITH--Concert Chorus 3,4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; G.A.A. 3,4; Glee 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Library Gold Diggers 4; Spoh light Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. MARY JO GUINN--Home Ec. 1; Honor Roll 1. GAIL HAFER--Basketball 1,2; Concert Chorus 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home EC. 2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4;V011eyball1,2,3,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. SHARON HAMPTON--G.A.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 2,3; Volleyb3112,3; Y-Teens 4. SHARON HARVEY--G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Squad 1; Scholarship Team 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3. MIKE HAUER--Basketball 2; Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; E1 Club Espanol 3: Football 2. MARSHA HINSON--E1 Club Espanol 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4. GREG HOCHSCHEIDuBasketbaII 2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Hi-Y 2. BETTY HODGES--Basketball 2; Concert Chorus 1,2,4; G.A.A. 4; Glee 4;Baseb3112; Honor R0111,2; Nat'l Honor Society 1,2; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Y-Teens 4. MICHAEL THOMAS HUBER--Band 1,2,3,4; Clientes Latinae 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor R011 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3. DONNA HUTSON--Concert Chorus 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,2; YFTeens 1,2. JIM IMHULSE--Honor R011 2,3. ED JAEGER--Band 1,2,3,4; Clientes Latinae 2', Hi-Y 2,4; Honor R0111,3. CAROLYN Y. JACKSON--G.A.A. 1; Scholarship Team 3. ROBERT JAMES KATHY KELLETT-rCheerleader 3,4; Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1; Honor R0111,2,3;Lite- rary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Y4Teens 1,2,3,4. DAVID KEMPER KAREN ANN KINCAID--Basketball 2,4; Cheerleader 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 3,4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor R0111,2,3;Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Best Athlete. KERRY KINCAID--Concert Chorus 3; E1 Club Es- panol 2; H001: 'n Holler Staff 2; Pep Squad 1; Science Club 2; Spotlight Club 4. RONALD KLEIanClientes Latinae 2. GEORGIA KLINE--C amera Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1. RICHARD KRIEGER--Camera Club 2,3,4; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Scholarship Team 1. LOUIE KUHLMAN--Basketball 1,2; Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee 3,4,- Hi-Y 2,3,4. MARION P. LAIB--G.A.A. 4; Home Ec. 2,3,4; Spot- light Club 4; Y-Teens 3,4. BILL LECH CHARLES A. LEDGERWOOD--Overland, Missouri 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 2,3,4. JUDY LEIBROOK--Band 1,2,3,4; Camera Club 1; E1 Club Espanol 2; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens l,2,3,4. RAYMOND EDWARD LLOYD--Concert Chorus 1,3,4. VALERIE LOGANuClass Officer 1; Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1; Honor R0111,2,3, Literary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Zem Zem Staff 3,4. 37 JIMMY LOHR--Hi-Y 2; Track Team 2,4. PAT MANNING--Concert Chorus 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Glee 4; Home E0. 1; Pep Squad 1,2; YuTeens 1,3. ROBERT W. MARSH--Westem Hills 1,2; Princeton 3; German Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Annual Staff 3; Chess Club 1,2. DIANE McCOOL--Concert Chorus 3,4; E1 Club Espanol 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee 1; Literary Gold Diggers 4; Pep Squad 1,2,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. LARRY McDONOUGH--C011ege Comer, Ohio 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; C1335 Officer 2,3; Clientes Latinas 4; Concert Chorus 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 2,3; Track Team 1 2. MARY PAT McGURK--C1ientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; Glee 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; YuTeens 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4. MEL McQUEARY--Footb all 1. JIM MERCER--E1C1ub Espancl 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2. LORETTA FERN MESSER4-G.A.A. 4; Home Ec. 3; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 4. PATRICIA ANN MICHEL--C1ientes Latinae 2; E1 Club Espanol 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spot- light Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. NANCY LEE MILLER--G.A.A. 1,2; Home Ec. 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2; Student Counci12; Y-Teens 1,2,3. ROBERT T. MILLS--E1 Club Espanol 2,3; Golf 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,3; Science Club 3,4; Zem Ze m Staff 4; Most Scholarly. SANDRA LYNN MINNICH--Spotlight Club 4. TERRILI. MONROE MORRISnBasketball 1,2,3,4; Clientes Latinae 1,2; Football 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Most Dependable. KAREN MORTIMER--G.A.A. 1. ANITA MULLINIX--Y-Teens 1. BILL NADERMAN-nEl Club Espanol 4; Hi-Y 4. DAVID OETZEL--Football 2; Baseball 1,2. CHARLIE OLIVER--Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Base- ball 3,4; KENNETH OSBON--Detroit Mich. 1,2; Football 4; Track Team 1. HELEN ;BOBBU PATRICK SHEILA PERKINS--Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Concert Chorus l,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Glee 1; Honor Roll 3; Literary Gold Diggers 3,4; Pep; Squad 2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3 ,4; Most Witty. JAMES E. PETERS--Band 1,2,3,4; Track Team 3. PEGGY ANNE PETTY--G.A.A. 4; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Scholarship Team 3; Spotlight Club 4; Y4Teens 4. RICHARD A. PFEIFFER VERNON PFEIFFER- -Football 4. DON L. PICKERING JR.--Camera Club 3; E1 Club Espanol 4. KEN PLOEGER--Camera Club 3,4. DIANE M. PRAECHTER--G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Pep Squad 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. JUDY QUATTLANDER- -Class Officer 1,2; Concert Chorus 2,3,4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; Glee 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Literary Gold Diggers 3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Scholar- ship Team 1,2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,2; Y-Teens l,2,3,4; Most Dependable. DIANE RALPHY--G.A.A. 2,3; Home Ec. 3; Pep Squad 1; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. WAYNE RAMBO--Baud 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; E1 Club Espanol 2; Hi-Y 2,4; Honor Roll 1. BARBARA SUE RAMP--G.A.A. 1,2; Home Ec. 1,2,4; Pep Squad 1; Y-Teens 1. ROBERT J. RAMSEY--Band 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3. NANCY R. REES--Clientes Latinae 1,2; Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Literary Gold Diggers 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4. CAROL REGENSBURGER--Band 1,2; Clientes Latinae 2; Concert Chorus 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. HARRIETT CAROL R.ETTINGER--Cheer1eader 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4;Volleyba113,4;Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. LOIS REUT R v-Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Zem Zem Staff 3,4. BECKY RICHARDS--Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 3,4; Glee 1; Home Be. 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. ROBERT D. RICHLEY--Band 1,2,4; El Club Espanol 3,4; Baseball 1; Honor Roll 2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,2. KAREN S. RICHTER--Clientes Latinae 2; El Club Espanol 3; G.A.A. 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 2; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2, 38 3,4. SUE RIEMAN-wMother of Mercy 1,2; Class Officer 2; Glee 1; Home Ec. 1. TIM ROBERTS--Concert Chorus 3,4; E1 Club Espanol 2,3; Hi-Y 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2. SHARON ROSE--Basketba11 1; E1 Club Espanol 1,2; Honor R011 1,2,3; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Y-Teens 2,3; Zem Zem Staff 3,4; Most Scholarly. SONJA ROUSE--Sparkettes 4. SHARON R. RUSSO--E1 Club Espanol 2; Honor R011 1; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. MARGE SABATO--Concert Chorus 2,3; E1 Club Es- panol 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Glee 1; Honor R011 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. GAIL SCHRAGE--E1C1ub Espanol 1,2; Glee 1; Spark- ettes 4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. JO ANN SCHWARTZ--G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Y- Teens 2. LINDA SHELNUTT--Concert Chorus 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;G1ee 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3. PAM SHIPLER--Basketball 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. GLORIA SKINNER--Concert Chorus 1,2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3. DALE SMITH--Concert Chorus ;4; Football 1. KATHY SMITH--Glee 1,2; Y-Teens 1. PHYLLIS R. STANG--C1ientes Latinae 2; Concert Chorus l,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Literary Gold Diggets 3,4; Spot1ight Club 4; Y-Teens 4. MARLENE STAUB--Home Ec. 3,4. CHICK STEINER--Basketball 1,2,3; Concert Chorus 1,2;Footb311 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2. BETTY JEANNE STEWART--E1 Club Espanol 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3; Spotlight Club 4; Y4Teens 1,2, 3 4 J61: STOCKER JUDY STONER--G.A.A. 1,2. GERRY STORMER--Concert Chorus 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1. PENNY STOUT--Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Clientes Latinae 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Literary Gold Diggers 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Spotlight Club 4; Student Council 1,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. DANIEL B. SUTTER-mBaskethall 2; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Track Team 1 2 3. J6 ,ANNE SUTTMAN--Band 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. 4; Spotlight Club 4. HARRY J. SWEGMANr-FTrack Team 1. GAYLE SWITZER--C1ientes Latinae 2; Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4;G1ee 1; Honor R0113; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 2,3,4; Literary Gold Diggers 4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Zem Zem Staff 3,4; Most Capable Leader, Most Versatile. KATHERINE B. THYSELL--North College Hill 1,2; Cheerleader 2; E1 Club Espanol 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; French Club 2. WAYNE TIEMEYER EDITH TOBERGTA--Y-Teens 2,4. THOMAS L. TRAPP--Footba.11 2. CHAR TYLER--Concert Chorus 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. BETSY VAUGHN--Home EC. 1. PETER B. VINSON--Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 3; Clientes Latinae 2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Track Team 1,2; Zem Zem Staff 3; Most Capable Leader, Most Likely To Succeed. CAROLYN J. WAIDNER--Baud 2,3,4; E1 Club Espanol 2,3; G.A.A. 3,4,- Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Spotlight Club 4. JAMES W. WASKOM--Band 1,2. TINA J. WELLINGF-Class Officer 1; Clientes Latinae 2; G.A.A. 1,3; Spotlight Club 4; Y-Teens 1,3; Best Looking. BUD WENTZELu-Band 1,2,3,4; Clientes Latinae 2; Hi- Y 2; Honor Roll 1,3; Scholarship Team 3; Spotlight Club 4. BONNIE WHITE-u Clientes Latinae 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Glee 1; Honor R011 1,2; Hoot 'n Holler Staff 4; Spot- light Club 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA WILLETTS--Honor R011 1,2,3. STEPHEN J. W1LLIS--Band 1,2,3,4; Clientes Latinae 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Basketba111,2,3,4; Track Team 3; Zem Zem Staff 3. PAUL WOOD JR.--Band 1,2; Clientes Latinae 2; E1 Club Espan014; Footb3112,3,4; Golf 3; Hi-Y 2; Honor R011 1; Hoot '11 Holler Staff 3,4; Scholarship Team 3; Spotlight Club 4; Track Team 2. KAY WURSTER--Concert Chorus 3; G.A.A. 1; Glee 2; Pep Squad 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3. JUANITA E. ZIMMERER--Clientes Latinae 4; Y- Teens 1,2. DENNIE A. ZIMMERMAN--Band 1,2; Basketball 2; Camera Club 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Honor R0112; Spotlight Club 4; Track Team 1. 39 x UK .y E , a. k X . - ' g. gum, gmnzrfwmspw': thaw'wv 5L Mm? x M M mipmuwu. r ,..mz,.o'$v;ma The tassel goes frOm left to right as the graduation ceremony comes to a close. Our Youngest Alumni 4O $3.... M. . mm 2va -k:;., gtgcax- ' 7 Mt t Our history is given by Billie Chain. Penny Stout receives her diploma from Mr. Morris Graduation in Gym Carol Ewald greets parents Sharon Rose asks, Who does your thinking for and friends. you? Senior Awa rds May 25th BONNIE CASE G.A.A. Ring Miss Mt. Healthy SHARON ROSE CAROL EW ALD BILLIE CHAIN Valedictorian Salutatorian Historian Danforth Award Dram atic Award Bausch-Lomb Award Scholarship from Hope College Mathematics Award Poetry Award PETE VINSON MARY PAT MCGURK BOB MILLS Danforth Award Winner in the National Merit Tests Bausch-Lomb Award 42 VAL LOGAN KATHY KELLETT Scholarship from Hanover College Valley Council P.T.A. Scholarship for teaching ED JAEGER JUDY QUATTLANDER Hi-Y Award Senior Service Award John P. Sousa Award Scholarship from Capitol University JUDY LHBROOK CAYLF. SWITZER Young People Group of the Willey Babe Ruth Award Memorial EVU.B. Scholarship Athletic Boosters' Service Award WALLY ETZEL Babe Ruth Award Athletic Plaque LOIS REUTER Crisco Award Scholarship from the Greater Cincinnati Home Economics Association LARRY McDONOUCH Mr. Mt. Healthy Dramatic Award 43 Blithe Spirit April 21 -22 Friday Night's Cast Saturday Night's Cast Charles ..... . . . . . . . . Larry McDonough Charles . . . . ...... Paul Wood Dr. Bradman . . . . . . . . . . Terry Brooks Dr. Bradman. ......... Kirby Bowen Ruth ...... . . . . . . . . Gail Schrage Ruth . . . .. . . , . . . . . . Gloria Skinner Madame Arcati . . . . . . Billie Chain Madame Amati ....... Brooke Douglass Edith . . . . . ..... . . . . Phyllis Stang Edith . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Regensburger Eluira ...... . . . . . . . . Tina Welling Eluira . . . . ....... . . Sheila Perkins Mrs. Bradman . . . . . . . . . Liela Barnes Mrs. Bradman . . . . . . . . Liela Barnes 44 Wonderland by Night Queen Doreen Day and King Bob Seigle l The floor show is just ready to begin. 2 Last year's Queen and King, Sheila Perkins and Greg Hochscheid. 3 Barb Stone sets the mood with her singing. 4 The candidates enjoy the Royal Dance. 46 SECOND GENERATION--ROW ONE: B. Naderman, B. Case, L. Barnes, L. Renter. ROW TWO: D. Bronstrup, P. Stout, J. Quattlander, C. Ewald, R. Kreiger. ROW THREE: B. Lech, T. Trapp, J. Peters, D. Zimmerman, T. Morris. Through the Years After graduation. the members of a class go their different ways. Some travel all over the world and eventually settle down in other cities or states. However. there are those who do not have to travel far to find their goals. It is always interesting to note the students who are graduated from the same school as their mothers or fathers. Liela Barnes - - - - - ------- - - - ' - Father--Alexis B. Barnes Sr. Grandmother --Ne11 Brown Erv Bitter ----------------- Mother--Dorothy Wirth Don Bronstrup ----------------- Mother--Pau1ine Cram Bonnie Case - - - - ' ------------ Father--Mi1ton Case Carol Ewald . ---------------- Mother--Mildred Hart Greg Hochscheid --------------- Father--Howard Hochscheid Rick Krieger ----------------- Mother--C1ara Wolf Bill Lech ----------------- MothernHenrietta Bonapfel Terry Morris ----------------- FathernWilliam Morris Mother--Frances Hall William Naderman ------------ Father--William Naderman Iim Peters ----------------- Father--James Martin Peters Mother--Eunice Stout Judy Quattlander ............... MothernEthel Lober Lois Reuter .................. Father --Robert F. R'euter Mother--Mary Wallace Penny Stout .................. Father--Frank Stout MotherH-Margaret Paris Tom Trapp ................. Father--Hemy I. Trapp Dannie Zimmerman ............ Mother--Ruth Hoffner . They Plan for Our New School SEATED: Charles Mueller, A1 Schneider, Mrs. Janet Hutchinson, Arthur York, Ray Young, Ray Vance. STAND- ING: Carl Merkel, Ray Hague, Vernon Ingram, Harold Fein, Rolland Bartle. Underclassmen Juniors Invade Washington Fifty -eight fun-loving Juniors went to Washington, DC. this year. During their three -day stay, they saw all the points of interest at the nation's Capital. Among the places which they found most interesting were the Supreme Court Build- ing, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Capitol. After three days of no school and fun, they arrived back in Cincin- nati. Although everyone was worn out, they all agreed that they had never had more fun in their lives. Make sure you pick out the right one. Mollie and Jane look a bit tired after sightseeing all day. They'll never forget their tour of the Capitol. Abercrombie, C. Bedson, P. Bowman, M. Cagle, B. Davis, D. Driscoll, E. Alexander, K. Beisner, S. Braunwart, G. Cann, S. Day, B. Droste, J. Anspach, E. Bender, B. Broughton, C. Childem, M. Day, D. Duncan, B. Aufdenburg, E Bemer, B. J. Bryant, M. Cornelius, C. Deckelmeier, S. DunnJ J. Beacock, L. Berner, M. J. Burger, R. Curwin, F. Deye, D. Dunn, M. Becker, S. Bierman, J. Burke, E. Davies, D. Dohrman, F. Ebersole, S. 49 . -4 50 Elsen, J . Frederick, M. Hartmann, F. Holtegel, J . Joesting, J . Klenk, S. , 1W; V Ax, X Enderle, J. Enderle, R. Faig, J. Francis, L. Fralier, B. Frost, A. Galardo, T. Gardner, J. Gentil, D. Hambrick, J. Helmes, L. Hensley, C. Haring, D. Hinkle, J. Holder, H. Hoppe, R. House, L. Howes, K. Huser, J. Jaeger, P. Jones, U. Kennedy, R. King, S. Klein, J. Klems, D. Korn, C. Kramer, E. Kuhns, D. Lang, D. Langenbahn, B. Lech, R. McConn, J. Muskopf, D. Owens, D. Pursell, V. Rhein, G. Lienhart, S. MCKee, H. Nagel, G. Owens, P. Quattlander, D. Rice, M. Lisle, M. Methot, C. Nease, C. Paseley, D. Ramsey, D. Ricketts, B. Listerm ann, D. Minnich, G. Ness, J. Phares, C. Reichert, D. Ritterholz, E. Logan, T. Minton, P. Nusekabel, L. Ploeger, J. Renner, M. Roberts, E. Long, M. Mortimer, E. Ossage, M. Pottinger, G. Rentrop, H. Rosberg, G. 51 0' l0 Saberton, G. Schmidt, R. Seigle, B. Smyth, 5. Sutton, T. Tyler, R. Sargent, M- Schneider, C. Scott, S. Sender, R. Tanner, A. Vogt, L. Schaeffer, D. Schneider, Cy. Sheppard, D. Stegmuller, B. Taphom, B. Wallbrech, L. Schaerer, R. Schroer, P. Skirkey, S. Steiner, M. A. Taylor, G. Weber, E. Schiering, M. Schroer, S. Sierra, D. Stephenson, S. Telger, J. Weber, J. Schleutker, H. Schwab, E. Smith, 5. Stone, B. Thysell, H. Weber, P. , Our Future Juniors A big cheer for Mr. Byar, Joyce's dad. Find something interesting? Adams, C. Arkle, B. Artman, Auburn, E. Bailey, B. BarnhorstJ Bartle, R. Beltzner, Bitter, J. D. Bloom, B. Bloom, J. J. Brune, R. Y. Bittner, J. Brown, W. 54 Bryant, C. Cecil, M. Donaldson, Freit, C. Hare, B. Hague, S. Burke, M. Cismati, Elswick, B. Galvin, P. Harper, R. Hutzel, T. Burkhardt, B. Cismati, J . Endres, E. Ganden- berger, K. Hassel- busch, L. Hutchin- son, I-I. Byar, J . Cribbett, M. Etzel, T. Gradel, R. Hauck, J. Jasper, D. Campb e11, D. Cutter, R. Feldman, S. Grant, J. Hebert, M. J ohnson, L. Carr, R. Day, D. Figg, C. Grunke - meyer, D. He nderson, Keller, B. Fischer, Hammond, Hill, P. King, J . 55 Schumacher, Schuman, F. . Shale, E. Silber, D. Stevens, J. Van Pelt, H. Wesley, M. Young, D. Schwab, N. Smith, R. Scott, M. South, P. Schwab, B. Skinner, S. Stevenson, Stratman, Sunderhaus, . J . J . Van Vliet, Vaughn, D. Vaught, P. S. Wolpert, B. Wolpert, P. Williams, S. Zimm erman, B. Scott, N. Spears, F. Sutton, P. Verbrugge, B. Wright, B. Seigle, N. Staudt, M. Swegman, A Vogt, T. Wurster, E. Freshmen Get What They Deserve, Recognition! 1 . J 'aiaz? t It is now customary at Mt. Healthy to have a Freshman Recognition Day. Its purpose is to ac- quaint incoming students with procedures and ac- tivities of the high school. Each freshman is as- signed to a big brother or sister, who assists in this program. An assembly is held at which the or- ganizations of the school are explained. Freshmen longingly look ahead to their Senior year when they may enjoy privileges of upper classmen. Do you enjoy your canine training, boys? Upper- classmen surely put Freshmen through some awk- ward maneuvers. You and your classmates certainly look striking in your big bows, Bev. 58 Albright, J. Bessey, T. Borders, S. Bridges, B. Callen, M. Collins, P. Arcaro, C. Bingham, Bowen, K. Brooks, K. Campbell, R Colvin, C. Barnes , G. Blackb um , D. Bra dfo rd , F . Bryson, M. Chaney, L. Conover, Becker, J. Blanford, D Brafford, H. Burger, K. Clinker, D. Conover, P. Becker, M. Bockelman, T. Bradley, N. Bulwinkel, D. Cole, B. Daugherty, D. Beisner, R. BoehmIer, J Brewer, B. Burwinkel, D. Cole, P. Day, R. 59 60 Dinerman, R. Endxes, L. Fogle, J. Goodpaster, D. HamburgerJ K. Hasse, D. Duggins, P Fath, E. Frye, B. Graber, M. H ampton, W Hauser, B. Dunc an, D. F ath, M. Gardner, J. Guettler, D . Harrington, J Headlee, V. Egbert, R. Fain, T. Clank, B. Hagedorn, D. Hartmann, Hensley, B. Eichenlaub, F Fillers, B. Goetz, K. Hall, S. Harvey, M. Hering, C. Herze, S. Hoffman, James, M. Jones, St. Lapsley, Martin, B. Hill, c. Hoock, P. J ohnson, Kelly, P. Lemans, R. McC arty, Hoffman, Huston, R. Jones, S. Knox, S. Lutterbie, B Miller, S. 61 62 Minnich, J. Naderman, C. Owens, M. Preston, C. Rentschler, K. Rose, R. Mofiett, D. Ness, L. Peters, G. Ramp, J. Renter, J. Sarvo, B. Morris, 5. Nettles, J . Peters, J. Ramsey, F. Richter, F. Sauerwein, L. Morrow, M. Newman, L. Ries, R. Reichert, T. Ritz, V. Saunders, K. Muhlen- hard, M. Obert, D. Porter, L. Reifen- berger, Rod1;nbeck, R. Schibi , J . Mueller, J . Oetzel, M. Praechter, T. Renner, P. Rogers, K. Schleutker, D. Schnetzer, J. Stehlin, K. Tupper, E. Weickel, B. Wilson, C. 20112:, L. Short, J. Steiner, J. Walls, A. Wester- meyer, F . Withrow, J. Seaman, J. Stelzer, L. Walters, G. Whitaker, S Wu11'en- weber, G. Shipp, 5. Stock, T. Ware, B. Whitton, P. Yenowine, W. Shirkey, P. Swig, L. Wash, J. Wiechers, M. J. York, C. Stanton, P. Tanner, Wm'. Watson, 1.. Williams, C. Zimmerer, R. 63 Readin,, 'Ritin', Fifty-seven students participated in the District State Scholarship Tests. The students and their subject areas follow: BIOLOGY: Brad Hare, Jack Mueller. Patricia South; GENERAL SCIENCE: Ken Brooks. Tom Fein, Larry Ness; CHEMISTRY: Don Deye, Suzanne Eber- sole, Dorothy Sheppard; PHYSICS: Mike Huber. Jim Mercer, Bob Mills; ALGEBRA 1: Dick Burwinkel, Don Burwinkel. Pam Renner; ALGEBRA II: Ron Lech. Glenn Rosberg. Gary Taylor; PLANE GEOMETRY: Bill Don- aldson, Bob Keller, Bill Wolpert; AMERICAN HISTORY: Bill Frazier, George Nagel, Garrel Pottinger; WORLD HISTORY: Steve Hogue, Gerry Lanham. Curtis Todt; and 'Rithmeiic SENIOR SOCIAL STUDIES: Bob Brooks. Valerie Lo- gan, Pete Vinson; ENGLISH IX: Robin Dinerman, Bar- bara. Klenk, Len Watson; ENGLISH X: Ron Harper. Susan Peck. Paul Vaught; ENGLISH XI: Judy Bierman, Susan Klenk, Torn Young; ENGLISH XII: Sandy Clyde, Carol Ewald, Judy Quattlander; LATIN 1: Carol Hens- ley. Jane Huser, Mike Merritt; LATIN II: Garnet: Hammond, Ann Osbon, Jane Stevens; SPANISH I; Bette Hensley. Timothy Hutzel, Myra Wiechers; SPANISH 11: Terry Brooks, David Grunkemeyet, Paul Wood; BOOKKEEPING 1: Ed Aufdenberg, Jerry Ioest- ing, B111 Ricketts. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM--ROW ONE: 5. Peck, M. Merritt, D. Burwinkel, P. Vaught, J. Mueller, J. Quattlander, V. Logan, C. Hensley. ROW TWO: J. Bierman, B. Donaldson. ROW THREE: D. Sheppard, S. Ebelsole, C. Ewald, S. Klenk, B. Glenk, J. Huser. ROW FOUR: A. Osbon, G. Nagel, J. Mercer, L. Ness, R. Lech, S. Clyde. ROW FIVE: C. Todt, B. Frazier, G. Rosberg, D0. Burwinkel, S. Hogue, L. Watson. ROW SIX: G. Lanham, T. Young, T. Hutzel, B. Wolpert, Dv Grunkemeyer, B. Keller. ROW SEVEN: B. Mills, T. Fein, D. Deye, B. Ricketts, C. Taylor, R. Har- per. ROW EIGHT: G. Hammond, B. Hate, J. Joesting, B. Brooks, E. Aufdenberg, M. Huber. 64 Average 95-100 SENIORS Billie Chain Carol Ewald Sharon Rose JUNIORS Karen Alexander Fred Hartmann Garrell Pottenger Suzanne Scott SOPHOMORES William Donaldson Gamett Hammond FRES I-INIEN Richard Klenk Janet Renter Laura Zoller Averages for this Honor Roll were made on a cumulative basis: Seniors include 7 semesters; Juniors 5 semesters; Sophomores 3 semesters; Freshmen 1 semester. SENIORS Tom Ackerman Peg Albright David Anderson Harriet Anderson Jean Brakmauis Roger Brouse Bonnie Case Sandra Clyde Mike Dickman Brooke Douglass Rita Endres Robert Gilhart NanCy Griffith Marsha Hinson Betty Hodges James Imhulse Ed Jaeger Georgia Kline Richard Krieger Lawrence McDonough James Mercer Terry Morris Harriett Rettinger Becky Richards Robert Richley Margaret Sabato Phyllis Stang Penny Stout Gayle Switzer Kitty Thyse 11 Pete Vinson Don Wentzel Bonnie White Average 90-94 SENIORS Terry Brooks William Etzel Jim Fein Richard Flaig David Frederick Mike Huber Kathy Kellett Valerie Logan Mary Pat McGurk Bob Mills Judy Quattlander Nancy Rees Lois Renter Karen Richter Pat Willetts JUNIORS Charles Broughton Suzanne Ebersole Carol Hensley Jane Huser Susan Klenk Ronald Lech George Nagel Mollie Renner Glenn Rosberg Dorothy Sheppard Gary Taylor Average 85-89 JUNIORS Ed. Aufdenberg Barb Bender Betty Jean Berner Judy Bierman Elizabeth Burke Bud Curwin Doreen Day Don Deye Barbara Duncan John Frazier Judy Hambrick Lois House Gerald Joesting Donna Listerman Thomas Logan Dennis Schaeffer Bob Seigle Don Sierra William Stegmuller Barb Taphom Tom Young SOPHOMORES Don Artman Barbara Burkhardt Joyce Byax Diane Day Ron Dickman . Gerald Fischer David Grunkermeyet Brad Hare Ron Harper Tim Hutzel Steve Hogue Ken Kline Carl Kube Carolyn Mc Glathery Beverly McKendree Susan Peck Rosemary Ries Ronald Ritz Diane Silber Susan Skinner Patsy South Mike Staudt Jane Stevens James Stratman Curtis Tod: William Wolpext SOPHOMORES Douglas Campbell Judy Hauck Robert Keller Jack Mueller Ann Osbon David Quinlan Russell Smith Paul Vaught FRESHMEN Robin Dinerman Linda Endres David Hagedom Bruce Henn Karen Hill Lynn Hoffman Kenny Hoock Mike Merritt Jacqueline Mueller Pam Renner Judy Schibi Jon Shon- Louise Swig Bonnie Sue Ware June Wash Leonard Watson FRESHMEN Gary Barnes Jill Becker Mike Becker Don Burwinkel Richard Burwinkel Rosetta Day Nancy Fain Tom Fein Barbara Glenk Katherine Goetz Michel Grabet Kay Hamburger Bette Hensley Melissa James Sharon Jones Sharon Knox Larry Ness Jeanette Nettles Jim Praechter Ken Rogers Pat Shirkey Linda Stelzer Myra Wiechers The Falling Leaves of the Calendar September 8--Opening Day of School, and in came a class of very excited Freshmen. 9nThe High School Office became used to the familiar words. I want to change my schedulel 11-- Our 15': Football Game at Hamilton Taft was sure an exciting one, We're with you team, all the way. 15--We had the biggest bonfire ever at the Pow Wow this year. 16--Hey Freshies, do you feel throughly recognized by your Big Brothers and Sisters? 23--Our lst Pep Assembly was sure a rip roaring one. Donyt you like the new cheer song? 24--Our peppy cheerleaders learned new Cheers at the Cheerleading Clinic at Central High SchooL Y-Teens set out for a fun week-end at Camp Lenmary. 66 27--Smile at the Birdie! Was your school picture a good one? October 3--Get your paper right here--10gt. Hoottn'I-loller put out their lst 1960-61 issue today. 5--Open House at the High School. 6--Our first assembly was Under the Hood presented by the Standard Oil Company. Te-We had a home football game with the Locklahd Panthers, and what a game it was--we won 26-8. 8-eIt was Fiesta Time at the High School as the P.T.A. put on their annual carnival. 13--Welcome, new members of Y-Teehs. We hope you enjoyed the Recognition Service and Banquet. 15--Were you among the group of Seniors that got soaked in the rain at College Day at U.C.? 21-- What a wonderful Homecoming we had! Bonnie Case was our Queen and the Senior Hi-Y won the float compe- tition with the theme We Aim To Win, 28--Oh, Happy Day. No school today! The S.W.O.T.A. was in ses- sion. November 2--We all know about the Armed Forces. Wasn't that an in- formative assembly? Trading and bartering was prevailing today. In- dividual photos were exchanged. November 3--Were you among the fright- ened ones, who were in the midst of the Chemistry Laboratory explosion? No one was hurt. thank heavens, just a little sha- ken. 4--It was Dadts Night at the football field. It's a shame we had to lose the game to Greenhills. 8--Cast your vote! With a mock election, the High School put Nixon in the President's seats But nevertheless, Kennedy became President. 16--The Annual Football Banquet was held at the Greener Grade School. Congratula- tions are in store for Charlie, Rodney, Dave, and Jim and the whole football team and coaches, 18--Rep0rt Cards! Through- out the school there were the usual Claims I'll do better next time. HARRIET ANDERSON Sewing Board Winner November 21--A Thanksgiving Assembly was held today. We heard a speaker on Manpower and then the Concert Chorus got us in the mood for Thanksgiving with their music. 24- -That1ksgivit1g vacation. What a treat! 29--We opened the basketball season with a winner. Freshmen trounced Deer Park and Varsity and Reserve each w alloped Colerain. December '7--The N.C.H. Dramatic Club presented five scenes from the play The Diary of Ann Frank. They were tremendous. 8e-The Honor Society was drenched with soap completing their field trip to Procter and Gamble's lvotydale. 9--Following a Christmas pep assembly, the Varsity showed N.C.H. just 68 exactly what real basketball is. The Owls won 80-39. December 13H-Congtatu1ations to the Band and Concert Chorus for a fine Christmas Assembly. 14 Chemistry Classes traveled to the Cincinnati water works today. Now, they all know the steps in the purification of water. l6--School closed for Christmas Vacation with a bang. Following a fine Christmas play put on by the Spotlight Club, the gym was decorated for the prom. 1'7--Were you among the statydeyed who were present at the Y- Teen's Christmas Prom, Sleigh Bells? Congratu- lations to Val Logan and Dick Flaig. 25--Merry Christmas. 27--Pogue's greeted the first group of Seniors as they prepared to have their Senior Photos taken. January 1, 1961--Happy New Year. 3--Too much Christmas holiday. We lost to Reading. lO--C1ub photos were taken today. How many classes did you escape? 13- EW Bitter paved out way to victory over Lockland by dumping in 38 points. 21--Hattiet Anderson, out Sewing Boatd Representative to Shlllito's won the competition for her original outfit and will be traveling to New York in June. 24--Exams. February 3--The pep assembly not only cheered the team to a victory over St. Bernard that evening, but also introduced the 22 queen candidates. 11-- Congratulations, Miss Gayle Switzer, 1961 Bas- ketball Homecoming Queen. 18-eLast game of the season was played at Harrison. Our team finished in a tie for third place in MVIL play. MERRY CHRISTMAS February 25h-What a trip to Louisville our basketball team and coaches bad. They got stranded in Indiana in a snow blizzard. March 1--We made our way through the first stage of the basketball tournament at Oxford by beating Wyoming 49-4-2. 2--That certainly was a fine band concert wasn't it? 3--We made our way to the semi-finals at Oxford as we walloped N.C.H. 73-40. 4--Our tourney games came to a close as we let Middle- town beat us 69-62. lSh-Wasn't the faculty game hilarious? 16-- That Wonderful Year, 1960 was brought back to us as the L.G.D. chose this as the theme for their talent show. 69 70 As Time Flies By . . . March 23--Wasn't it great to receive the MVIL Sportsmanship trophy? 25e-Spring From time was here as the G.A.A. presented their Mood Indigo. Happy was Kathy Kel- let and Ron Cohen as they reigned over the dance. ZTe-One small sugar cube and you received the first dose of the Sabin polio oral vaccine. 28--Fred Hartmann was elected the new Student Council president and Bob Seigle, the new vice-president, as a mack Presidential nomination convention was held. March 30w-Following a lovely Easter pro- gram, school was closed for the holidays. April 4--Honor Society members got tapped. We won our first varsity baseball game of the season beating Finneytown 8-3. 5--Following an inspiring ceremony the new members of the National Honor Society were installed. 12e-The Juniors left for their Washington D.C. tour today. They really show the Seniors up with their bright and sparkling new ones. 21 -What a tremendous performance the Seniors gave in their class play, Blithe Spirit. 22--Another fine production of the Senior Class Play. 28--Another fine Band Concert was presented to patents and friends. May I--We won our baseball game today by outscoring the St. Bernard team. 8-- Hi-Y and L.G.D. initiation began today. How did you like the one-act plays? 10-- We recognized our boys who took part in Spring Sports with an All-Sports Banquet. 13-- Wondet1ahd by Night was the theme of the JL-Sr. Prom. Bob Seigie and Doreen Day reigned. 18--The style show given by the Home EC. classes and the Industrial Arts and Art class exhibits for the P.T.A. were all a great success. JUDY LHBROOK One out of two girls in the United States picked to go to the Girl Scout Cabana in Mexico. May 23, 24--Seniors were glad when these two exam days were over. 25--The underclassmen were certainly proud of their Seniors at the Senior Award Assembly. Y-Teens recognized their mothers at their annual Mother and Daughter Tea. 28-uThe Seniors worshipped together at their Baccalaureate Service. 31--The underclassmen were honored at their Underclassmen Award As- sembly. June 2--Commencement. Tonight was the last time that all the Seniors would be to- gether as a whole. They entered as Seniors, but left as alumni. 9--Rep0rt cards, report cards, report cards. The last day of school. Lois Renter 71 Site of New High School Organizations -x-n- Student: Councilr-ROW ONE: J. Stratman, P. Duggins, D. Day, S. Perkins, B. Case, B. Bender, M. J. Berner, K. Keller wecretarwj N. Rees. ROW TWO: J. Stevens, P. Stout, D. Listerman, C. Peters, B. Chain, N. Seigle, B. Henn, M15. Roach AdviserL ROW THREE: D. Jasper, M. Sabato Greasurerb D. Conover, M. Scott, K. Kline, D. Klenk, J. JostingsJ E. Aufdenburg. ROW FOUR: K. Bowen OJice-Presidenn, T. Brooks, D. Gmnkemeyer, S. Hague, B. Seigle, P. Vinson Gresidenq, F. Hartman. They Work and Learn Together The new National Honor Society members repeat their pledge. The Student Council has served our school this year by reviewing club constitutions and chartering them and by setting up, in co- operation with the faculty and administration, a student dress code. Besides installing its new members, the National Honor Society took a trip to Procter 8c Gamble, installed a new chapter at Finneytown High School, and held an Honors Tea for Honor Roll Students. 74 Clean lockers--a Student Council goal. National Honor Society--ROW ONE: 5. Rose wresidenw, K. Kellett, V. Logan, L Reuter, M. McCurk, J4 Quattlander. ROW TWO: Mr. Dent QAd- viserh B. Chain, B. Richards, K. Richter, N. Rees. ROW THREE: C. Ewald $ecretary-TreasurerL B. Mills, S. Clyde, D. Flaig, Vice-PresidentL W Etzel. ROW FOUR: R. Brouse, T. Brooks, J. Fein, B. Richley. Sruo en T pARKlNGr LOT Another club constitution is read by Pete, Marge, and Kirby. 75 i ROW ONE: B. Douglass, B. Case, L. Endres, J. Becker, 1.. Barnes, B. Davis, B. Bender, Y. Beltzner. ROW TWO: H. DenbyJ J. Bierman, Do. Day, Di. Day, C. Bryant, S. Borders, S. Boeh, R. Kennedy, G. Hafer. ROW THREE: J. Brakmanis, S. Cann, J. Bloom, 5. Chain, C. Adams, M. Bryson, C. Abercrombie, C. Ewald. ROW FOUR: M. Hinson, J. Boehmler, B. Chain, J. Byar, B. Auburn, S. Deckelmeier, P. Cole, 3. Clyde, N. Griffith. ROW ONE: B. Kramer, M. P. McGurk, B. McKendree, B. Hart, M. Harvey, L. Johnson, 5. Mauk, K. Kincaid, V. Logan Wresidenty ROW TWO: K. Kellett 5ecretar30J J. Hartmann, K. Goetz, .L Leibrook, K, Gandenbuxger, N. Fein, B. Glenk, K. Loesch, J. Huser. ROW THREE: K. Howes, H. McKee, S. Lienhart, S. Feldman, B. Hodges, J. McCormick, D. Listermann, P. Hill, S. Klenk Wrogram Chairman; ROW FOUR: M. Laib, D. McCool, C. Kom, C. Figg, K. McKee, C. Maybriar, K. Hill, M. James, Miss Fredricks QAdvisery i W; S-a-deu. '- Y-Teens 76 . $31. 9;; X I ROW ONE: C. Regensburget, M. Muhlenhard, L. Renter, S. Perkins, J. Renter, J. Sehibi, P. Nlichel, Mrs. Smith Advisery ROW TWO: J. Nettles, S. Peck, S. Miller, S. Schiering, F. Mesa, 5. Morris, B. Richards, D. Quatt- lander. ROW THREE: D. Ramsey, L. Porter, M. Pies, J. Quattlander, K. Richter, E. Mortimer, D. Richardson, G. Peters. ROW FOUR: N. Rees, S. Schroer, C. Nease, G. Rhein, M. Rice, 1.. Stelzer, G. Ritz, P. Petty. ROW ONE: D. Ralphy, M. Steiner, J. Weil, V. Stauffer, P. South, P. Stang, E. Tobergta. ROW TWO: G. Wullen- weber, B. Stevenson, B. Stone, B. White, M. Weichers, D. Silber, J. Wesley, Mrs. Roach. ROW THREE: 1.. Wall- brech, G. Switzer CVime-PresidenUi P. Stout, P. Shipler, D. Sheppard, C. York, J. Sunderhaus. ROW FOUR: E. Shale, H. Rettinger, M. Sabato, N. Seigle, J. Westendorf TreasuIex1, S. Skinner, B. Stewart, M. RenneI. World Fellowship x! HI Fellowship in Christian Recreation SENIOR HI-Y--ROW ONE: J. Kline, G. Rosberg, D. Frederick, J. Faig, T. Logan, J. Mercer, G. Nagel, C. Broughton, T. Ackerman. ROW TWO: Mr. Dent AdviserL R. Brouse, D. Zimmerman, D. Schaeffer, D. Flaig Wresidenth E. Jaeger, B. Seigle, L. Kuhlman, T. Brooks, B. Mills. ROW THREE: F. Hartmann, S. Willis mhap- laim, P. Vinson GecretaryL J. Fein $argeant-at-armsL W. Etzel Vice-PresidentL B. Ricketts, B. Stegmueller, I L. Helms, D. Kuhns. ROW FOUR: S. Beisner, M. Huber, M. Dickman, W. Rambo, T. Morris, B. Cilhart Treas- urerL J. Joesting, B. Curwin, E. Aufdenberg. Lost: One head. Identity: Unknown. 78 Sophomore Hi-Y--ROW ONE: K. Kline, R. Carr, J. Grant, B. Sargeant, C. Kube, M. Scott tPresidenU. ROW TWO: Mr. Black hAdvisenj G. Lanham wecretarw, D. Artman, B. Kellerl R. Ritz, T. Hutzel. ROW THREE: B. Wolpert tClFlaplaimJ C. Todt, M. Staudt hTreasurerL S. Hogue hSergeantnat-Armsx R. Bloom, D. Grunkelmeier. ROW FOUR: B. Hare, R. Gradel, G. Hammond, D. Campbell, D. Quinlan Ofice- PresidentL D. Jasper. Senior and Sophomore Hi-Y are the only boys' clubs in our school. Being affiliated with the, Y.M.C.A., they carry out projects in accordance with this religious organization. Homecoming, hayrides, sponsoring a dance, and basketball highlight the year's activities of the Senior club. In the Sophomore year members are introduced to meeting proce - dure and working together. .f's n;x ,w. Who said initiations weren't fun? 79 It's a Snap and a Blast with the Camera and Science Clubs -3,- V, .1 V i u ;;ragli3ct?ffi The Camera and Science Clubs are the scientific organizations of the school. The Camera Club had the big task of supplying the yearbook and the paper with photographs. The Science Club had an assembly demonstrating several ex- periments as their school contribution. Let us in on your secret, Bob? Dick Kxieger must be trying something new with John and Tom are working in the dark room. photography. 80 CAMERA CLUB--ROW ONE: C. Methot, R. Kennedy Treasuren, G. Kline 5ecretary;, D. Jones, D. Gettler. ROW TWO: G. Nagel, R. Wemz, S. Becker, 1.. Watson, Mr. Battle Ukciviseq ROW THREE: D. Zimmerman, R. Krieger Vice-PresidentL J. Klein, R. Hoppe, G. clinker. ROW FOUR: A. Osbon, D. Klems, T. Bowersox Wres- idenH, A. L. Hasselbusch. SCIENCE CLUB--ROW ONE: Mr. Cook devisen, G. Nagel Vice-Presidenth. Mueller, J. Short, C. Methot, D. Sierra. ROW TWO: J. Klein, G4 Rosberg, D. Artman, L. Watson, K. Rogers, Mr. Battle Advisery ROW THREE: D. Muskopf, B. Mills Qresidenu, D. Klems, D. Deye, T. Young, J. Droste. ROW FOUR: G. Hammond, D. Camp- bell, D. clinker, F. Hartmann, D. Quinlan, G. Pottinger 5ecretaty-Treasurer; Journalists in the Making Billie and Brooke are intent upon their task of putting the Sell as many as you can, Liela. These Hoot 'N' Holler together. Paste, galley sheets, brushes, copy papers represent a lot of hard work. and pictures are all in a day's work. Sharon and Steve are going over some pictures for the final Terry seems quite pleased at the long- pages of the yearbook. After hours of writing, proofreading, awaited arrival of the finished yearbook. drawing and cropping pictures another yearbook is ready for Don't forget to get yours in August. the presses. 82 HOOT 'N HOLLER STAFFNROW ONE: J. Brakmanis, G. Kline udeertising Managen, L. Barnes, B. Douglass wo-EditorL J. Bierman, P. South. ROW TWO: R. Wernz, N. Griffith, J. Quattlander, B. White, K. Richter, B. Chain mo-Editod, Miss Miller Mtdvisery ROW THREE: N. Rees, C. Abercrombie, J. Westendorf, G. Swiner, R. Krieger, C. Waidner. ROW FOUR: R. Richley, P. Wood Sports Editorh P. Petty, M. Reamer, L. McDonough, J. Eastlack. ZEM ZEM STAFF--ROW ONE: Mrs. Nevin deAliseHl V. Logan, B. Case, L. Renter, B. McKendree, B. Kramer, Miss Frost Ukivisew ROW TWO: 5. Klenk, B. Stevenson, J. Huser, G. Switzer QAdvertising ManagerL S. Rose Edition, Mr. Battle deviserL ROW THREE: T. Young, M. Renner, B. MiHsJ D. Flag, T. Logan. ROW FOUR: S. Hogue, F. Hartmann, T. Brooks mirculation Managew, W. Blel. Sports and Girls Do Mix N$f8 The Girls' Athletic Association plans many ac- tivities throughout the year: such as. hiking, bowling, volleyball, tumbling, basketball, baseball, and kickball. Other activities, be- sides these sports are bake sales, homecoming float. and the Spring Prom. G.A.A. ROW ONE: J. Brakmanis, Do. Day, Di. Day, B. Case, P. Albright, P. Egin, K. Bryant, B. Douglass, P. Galvin. ROW TWO: J. Cismati, S. Boeh, B. Glenk, R. Dinerman, M. J. Bemer, K. Gandenburger, N. Fein, K. Geotz, BA Loeffler, S. Chain. ROW THREE: B. Chain, S. Feldman, S. Cann, B. Boston, P. Funk, B. J. Bemer, Y. Belzner, M. Guinn, N. Griffith, R. Endres. ROW FOUR: C. Frey, B. Auburn, J. Byar, C. Figg, C. Ewald, J. Bloom, 8. Becker, S. Deckelmeier, M. Childers, S. Clyde. ROW ONE: B. Kramer, F. Messer, B. McKendree, P. Michels, S, Perkins Qresidentb S. Harvey, S. Moak, K. Kin- caid, M. Mulenhard, F, Owens, V. Logan. ROW TWO: M. Hinson, K. Kellet, J. Hartman, S. Miller, S. Morris, M. Owens, K. Laesch, S. Klenk, J. McCormick, E. Mortimer, J. McConn. ROW THREE: S. Leinhart, D. McCool, B. Hodges, D. Hudson, G. Minnich, L. Hoffman, G. Hafer, D. Praecter, D. Listerman, K. Howes, P. Hill. ROW FOUR: M. James, M. Laib, C. Nease, C. Maybrier, M. Lisle, H. McKee Vice-Presidenq, K. McKee, C. Korn, K. Hill, P. Petty, A. Osbon. ROW ONE: L. Shellnut, P. Stang, M. Steiner TreasureIL L. Renter, J. Weil, V. Stauffer, P. South, J. Renter, C. Regensburger, S. Stevenson, S. Sheiring. ROW TWO: J. Robinson, J. Wesely, B. Stone, A. Swegman, D. Vaughn, F, Ramsey, B. White, B. Richanis, G. Peters, B. Stevenson, D. Silber, ROW THREE: J Westendorf, C. Waidner, G. Switzer, P. Shipler, J. Telger, R. Ries, K. Richter, P. Stout, C. York, J. Sunderhaus GecretaIyL S. Williams. ROW FOUR: J. Stevens, 1.. Wallbreck, N, Rees, V, Ritz, M. Rice, P. Yaeger, S. Skinner, N. Seigle, R. Wemz, B. Stewart, H. Rettinger, M. Renner. ROW ONE: K. Bryant, B. Bender, Do. Day, P. A1- bright, B. Case, B. Kramer $ecretaryL Di. Day. ROW TWO: K. Loesch, J. Hartmann, K. C0931, N. Fein, B. Glenk, B. Filler, R. Dinerman, K. Gander:- burgher. ROW THREE: L. Hoffman, D. McCool, S. Klenk, K. Kellet, C. Ewald, R. Kennedy, C. May- briar. ROW FOUR: P. Hoock, J. Schibi, M. Lisle, K. Hill, J. Byar, R. Brune, M. James, S. Deckel- meier. ROW ONE: S. Mueller, M. Wiechers, M. Muhlen- hard, L. Renter, S. Perkins, P. Michels, J. Renter, 5. Morris. ROW TWO: P. Shipler GresidentL B. Stevenson, J. Wash, G. Peters, C. Schuman, P. Renner, B. Loeffer, E. Mortimer. ROW THREE: R. Wemz, C. York, D. Praechter, C. Preston, D. Shep- pard, K. Wullenweber, M. Rice Vice-PresidentL J. Westendorf. ROW FOUR: G. Switzer,M. Renner, G. Ritz, N. Rees UreasurerL J. Stevens, H. Rettin- ger, L. Wallbrech, J. Sunderhouse. Open the Doors to Knowledge and Spirit L.G D. is the school's girls' honorary organization. They sell programs at home games and buy books with the, money they earn. At the end of every year the girls at- tend a well known play. Pep Squad is the spirit of our school. They are present at all the games and cheer the team on to victory. Anyone for programs? L.G.D.--ROW ONE: Di. Day, V. Logan TreasurerL P. Stang, S. Perkins, B. Case Wresidenw, B. McKendree, M. McGurk. ROW TWO: Mrs. White Advise0, N. Griffith, S. Klenk, K. Kellet, J. Brakmanis, J. Quattlander, M. Hinson $ecretarw, B. Stevenson. ROW THREE: S. Skinner, C. Kom, J. Westendorf, C. Ewald, P. Stout, B. Chain Nice-Presidenu, G. SNitzer, H. Anderson. ROW FOUR: S. Clyde, M. Renner, N. Rees, B. Auburn, D. McCooI, M. Sabato, H. Rertinger, J. Stevens. .m s U M 95 e r e In T r .- l: ' L 1' .-. .. .3..-. w-ws-p , Concert Chorus-u-ROW ONE: 5. Schiering, B. Stone, P. Manning, D. Quattlander, L. Shelnutt, I... Barnes, 1.. Francis, K. Kincaid, C. Regensburger, J. Mohr, J. McConn, C. Bryant, J. Quattlander, S. Perkins Olice- PresidenQ. ROW TWO: G. Haier, D. Hutson, J. Bierman, P. Stang aibrariamj C. Lutterbie, H. Hutchinson, B. Hodges, N. Rees Gresidenw, J. Elsen, J. Goldston, K. McKee, J. Stevens, N. Seigle, K. Howes, J. Wes- tendorf. ROW THREE: Miss Hesson DirectorL B. Auburn, D. Bany, R. Bujdoso, G. Lanham, R. Enderle, R. Gradel, E. Lloyd, J. Hinkle, E. Anspach, E. Schwab, C. Ledgerwood, R. Hite, C. Ewald, N. Griffith, M. Lisle. ROW FOUR: D. McCool, M. Rice, G. SwitzeMSec'y-TreasJ, S. Van Vliet, L. Kuh'lman, K. Bowen Gublicity Chairman, B. Butts, B. Brooks, D. Jasper, D. Osborne, M. Hauer, J. Seaman, C. Frey, S. Deckel- meier, F. Dohrman. Boys' Glee Clukh-ROW ONE: T. Etzel, C. Lanham, E. Anspach, D. Bany, R. Enderle. ROW TWO: L. Kuhlman, S. Van Vliet, J. Hinkle, E. Schwab, M. Hauer, C. Ledgerwood. ROW THREE: K. Bowen, B. Butts, R. Brooks, R. Gradel, D. Jasper. 90 Girls' Ensemble--ROW ONE: L. House, J. Goldston, P. Manning, M. Muhlenhard. ROW TWO: B. Stone, B. Auburn, N. Seigle, N. Rees, B. Hodges. Music, Music, Music! Mixed Ensemble--ROW ONE: J. Elsen, P. Manning, P. Stang, C. Regensburger, J. Quattlander, N. Grif- fith. ROW TWO: N. Rees, D. Bany, B. Hodges, B. Stone, E. Anspach, 5. Deckelmeier. ROW THREE: J. Hinkle, C. Ledgerwood, K. Bowen, B. Brooks, R. Enderle, M. Hauer. 91 LookH TheyWe Bilingual 2 fQC6tn0$Q$taf usteid' fBuje'no's dias. ., . 1C5mdseltamhyqstfeid? MuChes Gracias- ' , di'aQyue: hdra'esim, ; L L 'Hafstailhegd '- How much Spanish do you know? A Spanish Club member tries his hand at castanets. Tempus fugit. E pluribus imurn, ' Mirabite dictu ' Vehi. vidi, vici.-' Semper fidelis , Equo ne cn'editel. a How much Latin do you remember? Lynn arranges her prize-winning Latin Club project. EL CLUB ESPANOL--ROW ONE: Miss Miller UAdvisen, P. Vaught, C. Schuman, K. Thysell, S. Mauk, V. Stauffer, P. Michel, D. Silber wecretarw, B. Naderman, D. Artman. ROW TWO: D. Grunkemeyer, R. Keller, V. Purcell, M. Sabato, C. Maybriar, B. Stewart, D. Bany, P. Wood, R. Richley TIeasuren. ROW THREE: R. Carr, M. Scott, D. Rutherford, J. Marston, T. Brooks, E. Shale, T. Etzel, R. Cutter, K. Kline. ROW FOUR: D. Quinlin Wtesidenm, D. Pickering, 5. Beisner, F. Spears, D. Young, M. Staudt Vice -Presidentb R. O'Brien, W. Arkle, L. Eckel. Clientes Latinae--ROW ONE: Miss Frost Adviserh D. Day, B. Burkhardt, B. McKendree, P. South, E. Endres, J. E. Hambrick, S. Peck. B. Loeffler. ROW TWO: R. Ritz Vice-PresidentL G. Fischer, R. Smith, R. Ries, B. Steven- - son Treasuren, J. Mueller H'reasurenl J. Robinson, C. Kube. ROW THREE: M. Hebert, B. Auburn $ecretarw, 5 S. Hogue, S. Skinner, J. Ryan, S. Williams, L. McDonough Qresidenn, J. Stevens wecretaryy ROW FOUR: B. Hare Gresidenq, G. Hammond, W. Wolpert, A, Osbon, G. Lanham, R. Harper, D. Campbell Vice-PresidentL R Gradel. E1 Club ESPanol Spotlight C1ub--ROW ONE: P. Stang, 1.. Renter, L. Barnes, K. Kincaid, B. Case, 8. Perkins, C. Regensburger. ROW TWO: D. Ralphy, B. Douglass, G. Schrage, P. Michel, T. Welling, F. Messer, G. Skinner. ROW THREE: B. Richards, K. Kellett, J. Leibrook, V. Logan, J. Brakmanis, P. McGurk, B. White Secretaryx ROW FOUR: G. Hafar, C. Ewald, P. Shipler, S. Boeh, J. Quattlander 05:1 esider10J P. Sout, K. Richter. ROW ONE: C. Waidner, B. Boston, B. Hodges, N. Griffith, M. Hinson Treasure10, MA Ginn, S. Minnich. ROW TWO: K Stewart, G. Switzer, K. Kincaid, R. Endres, B. Chain, D. McCool, Mrs. Perry Advisen. ROW THREE: P. Petty, L. McDonough, M. Sabato, D. Bany, N. Rees, M. Laib, S. Clyde. ROW FOUR: B. Butts, D. Zimmerman, T. Brooks Olice PresidentL B. Richley, R. Brouse, J. Eastlack, B. Brooks. Who's in the Spotlight Now? The Sparkettes approach the field to put on another performance. Sparkettes--ROW ONE: S. Miller, G. Schrage, F. Messer, L. A. Beltzner, G. Skinner, T. Welling, P. Duggins, ! ROW TWO: S. Minnich, P. Bedson, B. Stone, S. Listermann, S. Boeh Vice-PresidentL G. Peters, D. Hutson, C. Frye. ROW THREE: B. Auburn, C. Nease, S. Russo tSecretaryL J. Goldston, K. Howes Gresidenn, C. Aber- crombie, 5. Pick, K. Hill. 4.x: ,4 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB--Row ONE: R. Quattlander, J. Becker, P. Albright, K. Hamburger, S. Rieman Wresidenty ROW TWO: M. Staub weeretarw, G. Hafer UEeasureQ, B. Ramp, M. Ginn Vice-PresidenU, Mrs. Van Deventer LAdViSeU. ROW THREE: S. Decklemeier, M. Laib, J. Suttman, J. Mueller. JUNIOR RED CROSS--ROW ONE: E. Mortimer, J. Brakmanis, B, McKendree, M. Muhlenhard, D. Day, 5. Shirkey. ROW TWO: 5. Harvey, M. Graber, T. Galardo, N. Miller, N. Schwab, C. Arcaro. ROW THREE: 5. Skinner, L. Wallbrech, M. Ginn, M. Lisle, B. Wright, Miss Langley pAdvisor; ROW FOUR: T. Etzel, A. Osbon, C. Calvin, S. Clyde, P. Hoock. Homemaking and Service Go Hand in Hand The Home Economics Club consists of girls interested in pursuing household skills, such as sewing and cooking. The girls efforts, including bake sales and the sale of School Sup- plies culminated in a style show at the end of the school year. Interest in our fellowman is cultivated by the Junior Red Cross. Students are asked to contribute to a fund which furthers a program of good will through the national Red Cross organization. Looks as though Jean has made you an official Red Cross member, Bud. Now don't you feel good? Is this the outfit that you plan to model for the fashion show, Barb? We'll be waiting to see it. What is it, Barb, cherry, peach, blueberry, or apple? Which ever kind, it sure looks good. 97 Clean Up, Type, Check Out The workers of our school can often be found either in the office, where they do all types of clerical work, the library, where they check out books and straighten shelves, or in the cafeteria. where they help serve the noon meal. By volunteering their he1p. many needed chores are done around the school. Thank you all for a job well done. v.1 I H l.., y : M . . damp. m; L Judy Cismati helps to serve another plate lunch. Recognize the hands? They're Pat Hills. Library--ROW ONE: F . Messer, L. Johnson, V. Stauffer, P. Egan. ROW TWO: M. Owens, U. Jones, M. McGurk, S. Chain, Mrs. White hAdviserL ROW THREE: 5. Minnich, B. Bray, M. Hinson, J. Cis- mati, A. Frost. ROW FOUR: D. Clems, M. Childers, P. Hill, R. Hoppe, E. Shale. 98 CafeteriaWorkersuROW ONE: C. Williams, J. Cismati, M. Burke, B. Cummins, J. Boehmler, B. Hampton. ROW TWO: K. Kline, P. Cole, M. Long, A. Walls, T. Galardo, P. Montgomery, R. Schierer. ROW THREE: R. Harper, T. Etzel, R. Schmidt, G. Figg, D. Duncan, J. Marston. ROW FOUR: D. Cismati, B. Ricketts, J. Enderle, D. Clems, B. Stegmueller, S. Beisner, D. Davies. Office Workers--ROW ONE: M. P. McGurk, E. Tobergta, G. Kline, B. Case, L. Barnes, L. Renter, P. Will- etts, C. Regensburger, J. Stoner. ROW TWO: Mrs. Ernst, P. Bedson, M. Ginn, B. Chain, M. Hinson, B. Richards, P. Shipler, J. Quattlander. ROW THREE: S. Rieman, D. McCooI, H. Rettinger, J. Sunderhaus, B. Stewart, F. Minton, Mrs. Dieting, Mrs. Roach. ROW FOUR: C. Ewald, B. Hodges, S. Clyde, L. Wall- brech, B. Taphom, D. Praechter. i Machinery Used to Build the New School Victory and Defeat or a Little Bit of Each Although the Mt. Healthy varsity football squad won only one game this year, the school will be able to took to the future for a much better record. For the most part the starting eleven were sophomores and juniors and they got a great deal of much needed ex- perience. The Mt. Healthy Student body showed very fine attendance to the games despite the team's losses. What was lacking in ability was made up in spirit. V . t t 7; . :, I qy'g'i Jr; a.gQWN Fahwwumtg Football Team--ROW ONE: H. Rettinger, J. Byar, B. Stevenson, S. Klenk, K. Kellett, D. Day, S. Perkins, B. Case. ROW TWO: W. Etzel tTri-Captaim, J. Fein, C. Oliver, D. Anderson, C. Figg, B. Hare, R. Ritz, D. Klems. ROW THREE: E. Anspach, R. Enderle, R. Hoppe, B. Butts, B. Brooks, V. Pfeiffer, D. Bittnet, B. Curwin. ROW FOUR: Mr. Brinker, M. Staudt, R. Carr, M. Long, B. Ricketts, S. Hague, T. Etzel, G. Stormer tTri-Captajny t ROW FIVE: Mr. Black, M. Hebert, K. Osbon, D. Merkel, K. Bowen, M. Dickman tTri-Captaim, S. Van Vliet, J. t Stratman, Mr. Harmon. f SCORES 8 . - . Hamilton Taft.22 0...Colerain....46 0 . . . Princeton . . . 28 0 . .. Wyoming. . . .68 26 . . . Lockland. . . . 8 8...N.C.H. ....28 14 . . . Dayton Roth, . 28 16...DeerPark...45 0 . . . Greenhills . . . 56 l2...Reading .4..32 Freshman Team--ROW ONE: Mr. Ticish, R. Dinnerman, S. Morris, G. Peters, R. Beisner, Mr. McMiken, B. Brewer, K. Berger, J. Fogle, C. Naderman, G. Barnes. ROW THREE: T. Pain, D. Conover, T. Ramp, M. Oe11e1, T. Reichert, R. Seaman. ROW FOUR: T. Hoffman, J. Steiner, E. Tupper, B. Gaston, D. Moffet, D. Hagedorn. ROW FIVE: M. Becker, S. Hall, B. Sawo, T. Peters, T. Howard. V. Pfeiffer C. Oliver 104- M' DiCkman 13. Brooks C. Stem er MES B. Butts W. Etzel J. Pain K. Osbon D . Anderson 105 Healthy Shines in a Bright Season Basketball Team--ROW ONE: 3. Perkins, S. Klenk, H. Rettinger, K. Kellett, B. Case. ROW TWO: D. Jasper, B. Gilhart, G. Hochsheid, J. Bitters, lCaptainl, S. Beisner, F. Hartmann, T. Morris. ROW THREE: G. Nagel, J. Stratman, J. Marston, T. Galardo, W. Baal, S. Willis, G. Braunwart, B. Seigle, R. Cohen, G. Taylor, L. Mc- Donough. ROW FOUR: Mr. McNabb, J. Joesting. The Mt. Healthy High School basketball team surpassed all expectations this year by winning 13, losing only 5 and placing third in the M.V.I.L. They also won 2 games at the Oxford Tournament before losing to Middletown in a well played game. Through fine coaching and the tremendous desire of the whole team, Mt. Healthy was credited with another winning season. Not to be ignored was the good turnout to the games. both home and away, and the crowds' contagious spirit. 106 .W M mwmw w Freshman Basketball Team--ROW ONE: D. Beisner, D. Daugherty, L. Bingham, B. Sarvo, S. Hall, T. Jackman, D. Hagedorn, B. Henn. ROW TWO: Mr. Brinker, K. Rogers, J. Ramp, D. Connover, D. Klenk, D. Goodpaster, D. Oenel, M. Becker, Mr. Harmon. ROW THREE: T. Bockelman, G. Peters, 5. Morris, R. Dinerman, K. Burger. Reserve Basketball Team--ROW ONE; M. Herbert, K. KlineJ B. Stevenson, J. Byar, D. Day, M. Scott, J. Mueller, D. Artman ManagerL ROW TWO: D. Quinlan ManagerL T. Euel, B. Arkle, D. Osborne, F. Spears, M. Staudt, R. Harper, D. Young, R. O'Brien, B. Keller, Mr. Dunnette. BASKETBALL SCORES , Healthy 80 ..... Colerain . Healthy '72 ..... Deer Park , Healthy 39 ..... Greenhills . Healthy 80 ..... N.C.H. , Healthy 66 ..... Sycamore . Healthy 54 ..... St. Bernard . Healthy 61 ..... Reading . Healthy 50 ..... Wyoming . Healthy 66 ..... Lockland . Healthy 82 ..... Deer Park . Healthy 59 ..... Greenhills . Healthy . Healthy 71 ..... St. Bernard . Healthy 57 ..... Reading . Healthy 63 ..... Wyoming . Healthy 62 ..... Taylor . Healthy 7'7 ..... Lockland . Healthy 48 ..... Harrison Tournament at Oxford . Healthy 49 . . . 6 . Wyoming .Healthy '73 ..... N.C.H. . Healthy 62 ..... Middletown b A '3 H'; . yr gw- .v;:r . h V . , , - w . Thaw .a axe Win a, L, , Mr A. 9; w ...g, .u-xw-si , '- ;,V.1 ' -.. -..-2 3 ... . . - ., V : . , Wm w: -, - 15 7 ,MQ- j 49-2.;m; ,. rm. -Lf Varsity Baseba11--ROW ONE: Mr. Dunnette $030M, B. Ramsey, R. Ritz, J. Marston, B. Seigle, D. Jasper, D. Osborne, K. Kline, T. Etzel, B. Baily. ROW TWO: J. Steiner, D. Lohr, R. Enderle, J. Droste, G. Braunwart, J. Stratman, T. Morris, L. Eckle, J. Pain, M. Becker. Reserve Baseball--ROW ONE: T. Bockelman, M. Merritt, R. Cutter, D. Conover, T. Young, D. Hagedorn, B. Henn. ROW TWO: D. Oetzel, D. Klenk, S. Hall, J. Ramp, T. Fein, D. Goodpaster, B. Sarvo, Mr. Brinker Coac1-0. How to Make a Hit The baseball team, even though the weather did not permit many practices, showed good playing ability and a great deal of team work. The starting mine was composed largely of underclassmen and there- fore gave Healthy's future teams a chance to do some real playing. Baseball seems to have a bright future at Mt. Healthy. How to hit a HOME RUN in two easy steps Get yourself a good stance . . . and swing. Ill t seem to have any trouble going over the high bundles. Jim doesn Fast er, and F aster Faster, Spring Is in the Air Golf TeamuD. Campbell, R. Bartle, D. Artman, G. Hammond, J. Joesting, J. Dunn, D. Schaeffer, B. Mills, P. Wood, Mr. McNabb moacm. Tennis Team--D. Merkle, T. Logan, C. Methot, T. Hutzel, B. Frazier, Mr. Black woacm. TRACK TEAM-VAROW ONE: Mr. Harmon LAdviserL M. Long, 0. Powers, G. Figg, W. Etzel, R. Schmidt, D. Bitt- ner, C. Oliver, M. Scott, T. Reichert, J. Kline. ROW TWO: D. Klems, M. Hebert, R. Bloom, 5. Hague, F. Spears, J. Peters, B. Hare, H. Bradford, H. Thysell, B. Keller, Mr. Ticich Advise10. 113 QR ! . W In .-. 3' .91me quid? $ ILL; ?:JI'MJ$ kn $ei$ffi .DIT. FLA... h Po .1 H w e n fl 0 e I .1 S .F u , . 1131.11.11 111.1 1411.14. 4; iii a a14111- a. k 1 1mm 4. .. iii... 13113.71 m W31? r. n 1 .i9 $9 0 31w .. . , .3 Wm ;' .. u. Ar... . a Proms, Queens, Kings A Dozen Roses, A Crown, and Bonnie The climax to a week of hard work and fun came on October 21, 1960, at our Football Homecoming. The parade consisted of ten floats adapted to the theme, Past and Present Mt. Healthy. At half-time the winners in the float competition were announced. Horne EC. Club's Ye Old Tailor Shoppe came in third, the Seniors' Showboat was second, and the Senior Hi-Y was first. The Juniors were certainly happy when their candidate, Bonnie Case, was crowned Queen. A dozen roses, a crown, and a kiss concluded the ceremonies of an evening which all will remember. i I I i I l 116 l Bonnie Case .............. Junior Class . Billie Chain .............. L.G.D. 1 Kathy Gallian .............. Band J Kathy Kellett .............. G.A,A. - '. .-jl m , Val Logan .............. Y-Teens Nancy Rees .............. Concert Chorus Sue Riem an .............. Home Ec. Gayle Switzer .............. Pep Squad Kitty Thysell .............. Hi-Y Tina Welling .............. Senior Class Pictures- -Left to right um 117 I-I-bw-lmzmpw oz-EOnmgo: x M Gayle Switzer--Homecorning Queen Kathy Ke llett Sandy Clyde Brooke Douglass Sandy Fick 1 1?, Nancy Rees a d n a l H a u Q aw, u J Sandy Nlinni ch id Kinca Karen Sharon Rose Marge Sabato Lois Renter Harri ett Rettinger Marlene Staub Phyllis Stang Gloria Skinner Pam Shipler Kitty Thysell Carolyn Waidner Tina We Hing Penny Stout 9 1 'ZELWW VALERIE LOGAN DIQK'FEAlG QUEEN : KATHY KELLETT KlNG-I i FbN COHEN LR, Compton Road between Hamilton and Harrison Mt. Healthy Schools of the Past MI. Healthy High, we sing your praise; Loyal we will be always. ML Healthy. ever true we'll be; Urging you to victory. Hail, all hair, to black and red. We will strive to forge ahead. The gaint trees that 'round you rise Seem to tower to the skies; 'Neath autumn's glorious sunset glow, Winter '5 coverlet of snow, Spring's budding leaves and bright blue sky; We cherish all. Mt. Healthy High. Compton Road and Harrison Avenue Perry Street north of Compton Harrison Avenue north of Compton Hamilton and McMakjn Avenues Compliments of PORTER PRINTING CO. LIERIAB f Guu- CLASS Rooms GLASS ROOMS .111 1w :: .2: F:'-I F- 'l Ill- 11'. 4. u, l 4144 Etna! meet; FIRST FLOOR A4: PLAN OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL The Zem Zem Staff hopes that this yearbook has been both interesting and entertaining. The editor and managers of the book would like to thank Mr. Hartz- let for his cooperation; Mrst Nevin and Miss Frost for their invaluable assistance,- Mr. Battle. together with Rick Krieger and Tom Bowetsox. for their immeasur- able help in providing photographs. They would also like to thank Mr. Boeh for allowing them to use the pictures on pages 21 and 95. They would like to thank Bev McKendree for the drawings. which appear throughout the book. It would be impossible to list all the various things which each Zem Zem member has done to aid in the publication of this book. The editor, managers, and advisers would therefore,like to thank all, eSpecially the advertisers, who have made this year's Zem Zem possible. Advertisements Nancy and Charlie seem very inferesfed in looking 01' silver pufferns of Effler's. EFFLER,S JEWELRY SHOP 124 Harriet and Sandy go back to their second childhood 05 fhey jump at SEALINGS JUMPTOWN TRAMPOLINE CENTER I545 Compfon Road Mr. Heoifhy, Ohio Compl imenfs of BRAUNWART'S TOY CENTER Lois and her teddy bear are c fine looking pair From 125 Compliments of the ATHLETIC BOOSTERS CLUB JOIN THE BOOSTERS IVS Fun To Be a Booster.I Compliments of MT. HEALTHY COAL AND COKE AND SUPERIOR CONCRETE BLOCK CO . Builders' Supplies Dave Sunderhaus Mt. Healthy, Ohio Compliments of MEL-O-AGE Hamilton Aven ue Mt. Healthy, Ohio 126 PACKERS SUNOCO SERVICE 1927 Central Parkway CHerry 1-9797 Cincinnati, Ohio Tune-ups Brakes Relined Road Service 127 II! J Compliments of flAf'l'If XMWMVJZ' AWWW 3 7351 Hamifton Avenue - WEbster1-3300 - Cincinnati 31, Ohio RICHARD WUEST FLORIST 1474 St. Clair Ave. Mt. Healthy JA 1-3521 Lizz and Judy are buying preffy Flowers of Wuest Florisf where our prom flowers come From. 128 H20 Ml- Hgo Mia? u. le Diane and Judy know that they'll never strike out as long as they shop at Hessler's. HESSLER,S VARIETY STORE 7605 Hamilton Avenue Mt. Healthy Ohio 129 Going to redecorote your bedroom, Dick is getting his ears lowered at Gayle and Kathy with point From Enger's? Garrett's. ENGERtS HARDWARE GARRETT'S BARBER SHOP DEL LOHR, PROP. 7415 Hamilton Avenue Your Own NW Phone What teenager wouldn't get excited over having her very own Princess phone. Think what a ioy to use a phone thatts scarcely bigger than your honduthat feels light as c: feather - with a dial that glows softly, lights up brightly whenever you pick up the receiver. You'll enioy calls more in your own room on your own Princess phone. And, the monthly charge is so low that you may be able to pay for a PrinceSS extension yourself. For more Information, call our business omce, EXchange 6-9900. your Eelephone Company - ' ' . It's Little. . . It's Lovely It Lights! 130 BERNHARDT'S PHARMACY 131 Compliments of MAINE THEATER Harrier Knows fhaf Her Cockfails for Two Will Look Nice in These Glasses From: DISTLER'S JEWELRY 7567 Hamilton Ave. JA 1-6090 Mf. Healthy STANLEY SCHAEFER FEED STORE JAckson 1-6297 Cusfom Grinding Ferff I i zers--Grinding '372 Spri 9du'e Rd' JACK STEINBRECKER Will Sell You R.R. 2 Mt. Healthy Ohio INSURANCE If You CaH JAckson 1-9800 132 Compliments of JESS HAUER Party Supplies 1260 Galbraith Road BUD'S PONY KEG Bud Arkle, Proprietor Ice WE DELIVER WEbsfer 1-1279 ROY RUDOLPH FLORIST 7100 Hamilton Avenue WEbsfer 1-6000 Compliments of W. H. PLUMMER AND SON Licensed Mcsfer Plumber 7508 Harrison Avenue Mt. Healthy JAckson 1-8672 or JAckson 1-8023 134 . SEITER'S Compliments MARATHON SERVICE STATION JAckson 1-0075 Corner of Hamilton and Adams of NICK WULLENWEBER W. SERVICE TUBES DOT FOOD STORES 7514 Hamilton Avenue MT. HeaIfhy HERB AND KRAMEWS Mt. Healfhy Kofhy plays whHe Billie sings as they Try out an organ of Herb and Kramerls. 135 Compliments of . GOLDEN POINT ;'5 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT MT. HEALTHY GIFT SHOP 7620 Ham i Iton Ave. JACkson 1-6091 Sharon Knows That it Will be a Bang-Up Party with Supplies from 136 Compliments of MT. HEALTHY P. OFFI CERS OF 1960-1961 President............;...Mrs First Vice President .......... Mrs Secretary ................ Mrs Treasurer ................ Mrs T. A. . Walter Gettle . Fred Bohnstengel . Harold Fein . Gordon Fischer 137 GARDEN OF THE LAST SUPPER Arlington Memorial Gardens Assn., Inc. Cincinnati 31 2145 Compton Rd., Mt. Healthy Ohio HILLTOP GLASS COMPANY Auto Glass Replacement Specialists How does H look Gail? We are sure The? Becky will be pleased with Esses' WEbsTer F3688 material . ESSES5 Mt. Healthy Ohio Mf. Healthy 138 r11- !Ii9'-l .0 bIa lul iii IJ . I IAN . - a A 14-f- Pof and Ed look pleased with the job that Malones has done on fheir choir robes. They clean all of The robes For M.H.H.S. MALONE DRY CLEANERS 1 Hour Cash and Carry Service Shirts Loundered Pick-up and Delivery Service 7624 Hamilton Avenue JAckson 1-9275 139 GULF COMPTON-DESOTO REBER ELECTRIC SERVICE Estimates without Obligation 0.6. and E. Co. Financing 1731 Compton Road Call JAckson 1-2472 PETERSEN'S PAINT AND DECORATING CENTER 1587 Kinney Aven ue JA 1-0026 SEE US FOR Picture Framing and Unfinished Furniture GIRRMANN'S MEAT 7350 Hamilton Ave. Mt. Healthy WEbster 1-6752 14-0 NEIDHARD FUNERAL HOME Invalid Coach System HASKIN,S MARINE SALES AND SERVICE North Bend and Daly Road I41 Compliments of BUCHERT'S SOHIO SERVICE Hamilton and Hastings JAckson 1-9083 COMPLETE LINE OF TIRES AND ACCESSORIES FRISCH'S BIG BOY North College Hill WEbsfer 1-4515 6601 Hamilton Avenue WEbsfer F4516 Moon, Shelia, Charlene, Barb, and Kay look very happy at the prospect of an afternoon snack at Frisch's Big Boy. w' ca? Ehf . MT. HEALTHY SAVINGS AND LOAN ORGANIZED FEBRUARY 27, 1887 CAPITAL STOCK $20,000,000 7521 Hami Iton Avenue OFFIC ERS AN D DIRECTORS V. B. Keeling ...... President Earl W. Muskop1c . . . . .Vice Presidenf Frank W. Stout . . . . .an Vice Presidenf Harry H . Ahrens ..... Treasurer Robert F. Ahrens . . . . . Secretary and Afforney C. W. Sfienbrecker . . .Assisfonf Secretary Charles S. Brown, Jr. . . Director Stephen A. Barnes . . . .Direc'ror James M. Honnerl' . . . .Direcfor REMINDER OF GOOD TIMES PAST AND GOOD TIMES TO COME . . . BRIGHT, LIVELY, ICE-COLD COCA-COLA! 143 PETER HERB ANG'LO'S FLORIST PIZZA 7829 Hamilton Ave. JA 2-2222 PORTRAITS and CANDIDS OF DISTINCTION In BeaufiFul DIRECT COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE Wedding Invitations Mufches--Nopkins THE GLOSSINGERS JACkson 1-1855 Mf . Healthy 14-4- Mr. Corrill, Manager of the Mt. Healthy Office, is shown discussing the banking courses offered by the American Institute of Banking with Nancy Blum, Don York, Bob Westrich and Carl Ware, all Former graduates of Mt. Healthy High School . The advantage of LEARNING WHILE YOU ARE EARNING is one OF the many inducements offered young people for career in banking . D. E. CorriH--Monuger Mt. Healthy Office 7433 Hamilton Avenue THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CINCINNATI Member of the F. B. l. C. and Federal Reserve System . HOCHSCHEID TAILORING COMPANY 7920 Hamilton Avenue Robert C. McCudden and Son REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 7501 Hamilton Aven ue Cincinnati 31, Ohio Home WEbster 1-9151 Office JAckson 1-8210 Compliments of THOMAS GRAHAM ASSOCIATES VOSS T. V. I46 Compliments of JOHN BITTNER BUILDER Doreen Gets Her Set for All Special Occasions at MODERN BEAUTY SALON W. F. WELLAND CONTRACT! NG PLASTERER 7428 Forest Aven ue Mt. Healthy JACkson 1-7807 I47 Conuuiments of IWI HEALTHY Sponsors of O O 5 FRnLlJLlATNgiKE T E R S SALES Every Thanksgivhwg q and Chrmhnas February SpaghetU Supper ; 8 Hthop Tests Co-Sponsors of The Boosters Fair ALLFOR NHI H. H. S. Bea Band Booster! Compliments of SUMME BROTHERS DAI RY Compliments of GARDNEWS GROCERY JAckson 1-8937 10296 Burlington Road Compl imen'rs of ANTHONY'S MEWS SHOP 3kComplefe Formal Rentals 7'cProms and Weddings Hamilton and MT. Healthy McMakin Ohio 150 E 5 9 w 0. V. R L U 9 . YOUNG FUNERAL HOME PAUL R Compliments of KORN HEATING COMPANY David H. Korn 7410 Forest Aven ue JAckson 1-8797 $ MT. HEALTHY HARDWARE co. $ E Gartner Bros., Proprietor 7 7 Phone JAckson 1-9373 The Zem Zem Appreciates Contributions from the Following School Organizations: LATIN CLUB G. A. A. SPOTLIGHT CLUB L. G. D. SENIOR Hl-Y Y-TEENS STUDENT COUNCIL HOME-EC CLUB CONCERT CHORUS 152
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