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

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- -lmH- a ml 3: , a guy: um ! mgmmgj The members oi the band me 05 toilows: ClarinetsiAt Feinthal. C, Joerger, N, Luttmbeit Pt Brestel. Re Rinckie, J, Gambs. G. Longmon. TrumpetsWW, Hoptcnt R. Siereveldt C. Doiker. G. Stortz. CA Ragga. H. Dilsch, Bi Ruten G. Kresser. FIute-rS. Bedochti Soxaphones-R. Hesterburg. L. Marsholi. Ce Jealger. Tubor-E. Kiostevmon. C. Nobie. Trombones-M. Regenhold. R. Koide, PercussioneS. Bedocht, R. Tritest D. Luthen 6A Buchert, Alto Hams-B. Trites, S, Pemo. Mojorettes-A. Pcizs. A, Schordinet D. Dryett S Bryan Directcr-H. Hinshow. TROJAN BAND This year the Trojan Bond is under the ccpobie direction oi Mr. Hinshaw. The Bcndmistress is Audrey Feinthol. The president of the Bond Parents' Association is Mrs. Louis Perno. The members practice every Monday and Thursday evening. After many hours of practice. the quality 0? their work is good although the number of instrumentalists is small. Aiter waiting for several years for their uniforms. the meme bets received them just in time to wear them for the picture which appears above. Every month the Band has a pcrtyt at which the Band Parents' Association supplies the refreshments. On Sunday afternoons the 80nd gives successful concerts, good examples of cuiturol progress in this community. 34

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR Y-TEENS Bottom row: J. Schwietcrmun, t. Borneman. MA Quittcrt M. Hottmonn. 4M. Noel. Second row: C, Niemon, V. Alboch. J. Weiss B. Luthen Lt Stevenson. CA Evanst B. Powers, J. Frick, Be Bornernon1 Miss Whitaker, J; Niemcn, V. Oser, M. King, H. Schilling, P, McCabet C. Carter, M, Hetferichl M4 Teutelt E. Webstert ' Top row: P. Ebersotd. H. Zimmerman. S. MCCIonohon, Mt Elston. D. Kelleyt G. Light. P. Piepen R. Lavetyt G. LeMon, D. Houck. F. Meier, F. Taylor. J. Digman. J. Chamens, V. Liebig. R. Wagner. C. Bossermon. C. Elsner. J. Niemon. C. Katus. Y-TEENS The Girl Reserves started the year under Peggy Whitaker's direction, with Betty Bornemcn as president and Jean Niemcn cs vice-president. After being orgon'rzed tor a little less than 0 month the old name Girl Reserves was changed to Y-Teens. Each new member learned the code and purpose and agreed to work with the other members. The Christmas assembly was under the direction of the cabinet members with Betty Borneman at its head. Before the January meeting of the P. T. An the YrTeens conducted 0 Bake Sale which was a huge success. The money was used to turther the Prom movement. Spring events included the From and a picnic when new officers were 1nstolled. 33

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e grown ghaffer Bottom IOWZ M. Quhtter. A. Feinthcl. M. Schwietermon, L. Bomemon. P. Wcis. Second row: J. N1emon, J. Weiss. C. Ccrten B. Luther. 5. Mcclonahon, D. Kelley. Third row: J. Clemens. B. Nuckols, M. Honon. 5. Gram. M. Elston. 6. Light. Top low: D. Schmxhcft DV Argo. G. Stephone We Hopton, W, Kcttlemon. G. Weber. TROJAN CHATTER Each month the presses roli and the news of N. C. H. is transmitted from re- porters to pope: to anxious students. Behind the press is visibly seen those who make ihe Trojan Chatter funchon. Carol Carter, who is editor of the paper, with her stoH. makes this paper very interesting. 37