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

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Our Pianist i- ' ,gg G Standing, F. Campbell, Director. Seated, FIRST ROW tleft to righti: C. Rumke. A Rudolph, R. Scudder, F. Pieper, C. Liebiq lpianistl. SECOND ROW: A. Storey, W King, D. Obert, F. Edqemon, E. Rechel, W. Tenner. THIRD ROW: H. Tucker, F. Kihm N. Thinries, A. Mueller, H. Gunlack, R. Adams. FOURTH ROW: F. De Hoi, A Rauschenberqer, H. Howard, A. Wilson, C. Kunkel, G. Emerson. FIFTH ROW: H Denny, W. Miller, G. Schroder, A. Raymond, H. Iennings. M. Ault. SIXTH ROW A. Loehle, R. Scudder, R. Hoffman, U. Telsmeyer Girls' Glee Club THE Bays' Glee Club was exceptionally large THE Girls' Glee Club was organized in Seit- 'his year because at the enthusiasm inspirecl ternber, At the first meeting the girls were lt the High School Operetta, sponsorecl gixen a resume ot the operetta Gypsy iointlt bg the Boys' ana Girls' Glee Clubs. Raxerf' which was to be their tirst big here Now they are planning to take part in the iarrnance ot the school year ln the weeks Cornmencernent exercises, a most beautitul that tallowerl several of the girls irleil oul program, tor parts, while others warlxerl tliligently with ln their two big opportunities, not to men- the chorus, On March 25 the chorus, with tion smaller occasions, the Glee Club has set the airl at the bo5s, presenterl this tine niue a high stanrlaicl which, in the coming years, sical, which proved a success, will nialse one at the largest ancl best organ- The next big event ot the Glee Club will izations in the school. be Commencernent ancl baccalaureate rnus:c FIRST ROW Ueft to riqhtk L. Oligee, E. Garner, A. O'Shea, Carol Fairweather, I. Willey I Burgess, B. Knapp. SECOND ROW: E. Bacciocco, Charlene Fairweather, E Stoll R Timmers, E. Baldock, A. Knapp, I. Metz. THIRD ROW: I. Muntifer, N Eberlein L. Dreier, I. Schehl, K. Wilver, K. McGinnis, G. Elberg, M. Donohue, I Raymond H. Puiahl. FOURTH ROW: M. Hoover. M. Meyers, M. Richter. A. Davis, V Schneider P. Iones, F. Stemann, A. Sierra, G. Perry, I. Weiss, M. Gaspar, D. Iuer- gens M Brooks. FIFTH ROW: D. Weber, B. Bucher, R. Rosenacker. R. Ruehrwein. B Gutzwiller D. McGowan, A. Elsasser, B. Harman, C. Butler, R. Byrd. I. Stewart, ,leaf I wrote Our Trio

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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

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OPERETTA PROBABLY the most outstanding and unique activity ever introduced in North College Hill was our very successful operetta, The Gypsy Rover. With a cast of more than eighty from the high and grade schools, and more than twenty-five people who helped with make-up, properties, and scenery, the entire school shared in the interest of the success of this project. . From the beginning of the school year, when Miss Campbell first introduced the subject to her various music classes, to the night of March 25, there was high enthusiasm for this operetta. And this enthusiasm never waned, through first try- outs in October, later try-outs in November, and the later leveling down of characters. Everyone still had high interest in it. By the time Gene Schroder and Margie Brooks were picked as leads, the work was going fast and furiously. Scenery and costumes were being made, advertising had already been started, tickets were being sold, the make-up committee began practice on various unwilling subjects, and most important of all, last-minute rehearsals were held with final polishing of parts. At last all was in readiness, and the dress rehearsal, which was held Thursday night, March 24, went off so well that different people began quoting the old stage superstition of A good rehearsal, bad show. The next night, however, this superstition was disprovedl The auditorium was filled to capacity, and when the curtains were drawn apart on the lovely gypsy camp scene, everyone gave a murmur of delight. The entire show was a grand success, high lighted by the wonderful singing of Gene Schrader and Margie Brooks, the comedy of Bob Rottinghaus and Charles Greer, and the beautiful scenery and costumes of the chorus. At the close of the show the entire audience was unanimous in its opinion that this was one of the most successful shows ever given in North College l-lill. But without the able direction and untiring assistance of Miss Frances Campbell, it would not have been possible. 28