North College Hill High School - Illium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Seated Kleft to rightl: R. Endebrock. C. Klein, D. Hollaender, A. Schiering, A. Kolodzik. Kneel- ing: V. Gaines. B. Bucher, D. Matson. D. Sander. Standing. first row, D. Rankin, M. Donohue, D. Lamping, A. O'Shea, M. Meyer, N. Thinnes, F. De Hoi, I. Metz, R. Bengel, H. Roth. Standing. second row: P. Williams, D. Carter, I. Koch, G. Emerson, M. Ault, A. Wilson SCHOLARSHIP TEAM THE scholarship team is quite as important as any other team in the school. While the aim of the tootboll, basketball, baseball, and track teams is to win athletic honors and trophies tor the school, so the aim of the scholarship team is to win scholastic honors. This team is composed of the two students from each class who have the highest averages. This year there were twenty-tive pupils on the team. They were as tollowsi English IV Dorothy Sander Barbara Bucher English III Dorothy Matson Donald Carter English II Ioyce Metz Mary Donohue English I Annetta O'Shea Margaret Meyer Algebra I Robert Endebrock Delores Lamping Plane Geometry Dorothy Rankin Albert Wilson General Science Dave Hollaender Allen Schierinq Biology Adolph Kolodzik Frank De Hot Latin I Vera Mae Gaines Clifford Klein Latin II Ruth Bengel World History Helen Roth Iack Koch American History Patricia Williams Nelson Thinnes Chemistry Marvin Ault George Emerson These people journeyed to Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, on May 7 to com pete with the students from the other high schools in southwestern Ohio, 25

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At Desk, R. Rottinghaus, President. FIRST ROW deft to riqhil: B. Knapp, I. Koch. A. Rauschenberger, L. Dreier. R. Zimmermann. Advisor. SECOND ROW: T. Gabe, I. Schehl, I. Burgess STUDENT COUNCIL DURING the three yeors it hos been in existence in our school, the Student Council hos secured o permonent berth in our curriculum. lt is prominently engoged in the octivities ot the school. Two ot its outstonding occomplishments tor the current yeor ore the coretul preporotion of oll high-school ossemblies ond the clever plon- ning of the Student Dedication. All members of this Council ore chosen for their scholorship ond morol integrity. At present, twelve students comprise the groupi tour seniors, three juniors, three sophomores, ond two freshmen. Eight members were elected by the student body, ond tour were oppointed by the Council itself. The elected members ore shown in the obove photogroph, ond the oppointed members ore: Morvin Ault, senior, Albert Berger, junior, Jock Koch, sophomore, ond Robert Endebrock, freshman, D'G' 0 J a, 24

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At Desk Mcrvm Ault, President. Standing. Art Rcruschenberqer. FIRST ROW Ueit to rxqhtl A Berger, G, Emerson, G. Schroder. SECOND ROW fleft to riqhtl: R. Rot- linghuus. D. Obert, Mr. Harrell tAdvisorl Hi-Y THE l-li-Y is the first boys' club to be orgon- ized in our school, lt is offilioted with the YM CA. of Cincinnoti, ond the officiols of thot group rote it omong the finest lnli-Y's in the county, due, we know, to the oble leorlershib of lvlr, l'lorrell during the post yeor. The iruriiose of the HifY isi To creote, inointoin, ond estoblish throughout school onrl coininunity high stondorcls of Christion chorocler Girl Reserves THIS yeor hos been one of progress for the Girl Reserves, Through our membership clrive in September vve hove more thon doubled our membership, something which hos not been occomnlished for severol yeors. We hove olso sponsored two successful slmoting norties, ond hove given severol norties ond hikes Our city-vvirle octivities this veor included three conferences: the Poll Setting Up Con- ference, the Southern Ohio Girl Reserve Conference, ond the Girl Reserve Hi-Y Conference Standing fleft to riqhU: M. Brooks, I. Schehl, D. Matson, D. Sander, Preszdent M Zurcher. Seated. FIRST ROW: B. Knapp, L. Dreier, I. Metz, E. Pies, V. Oldendxck E Huss. A. Nciqele. I. Burgess. SECOND ROW: G. Munduy, B. Harman. C Yehlev L Oligee, D. Lamping, M. Robers. THIRD ROW: R. Timmers, E. Bcrldock, K MCGIHHIS D. Pies. R. Rosencrcker, R. Ruehrwein. FOURTH ROW: C. Wilver, H Roth E Bcrcciocco, D. Falk. Miss Wcxbnitz. the Advisor, was not present when thrs prcture wwfmaimsnemxwer :rf -nr rf,e..i.,.n,-,wr x i :l r M1 1 xx: Q T ' if ,.,,,,,. , ,M . rt 'Q ' r 3 - ' -.5 Af' gh fr 1 . fr It an I rl' Y Q 4 if A 'fl 5 - xr We Q. . 'QW' If ,V JF., was taken