Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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'1 . ' A THE ANDERSONIAN ' A TO THE GIRLS' TEAM: The path of success is seldom strewn with flowers, but is filled with dif- ficulties to be surmounted. You have met difficulties and have overcome them. Seldom has Anderson or any other school witnessed a team to match the quality of this year's. You girls have worked together this year on a team which ranks among the best that has ever played for Anderson. Champions of llamilton County, you have done well, and have honored your school. lt has been a pleasure and now a most cherished memory to have shared the season's success with you. May the future bring you even greater honors as you go forth to fight life's bigger battles. To the student body and teachers, and many others who helped to make our season a pleasant one, the team members wish to express their ap-- preciation. Facts and Fun of Girls' Tournament Anderson defeated Glendale -l0-2. Fuzzie listher Schneider scored 27 of the -l0 points. This was the largest score of the tournament. Yirginia 'l'hompson's greatest asset is bashfulness. Our team was afraid of being beaten by lilendale. Dot Reiser complained of having to work too hard against Glendale: guess Hob didn't cheer loudly enough. March is supposed to be af month of Lions and Lambs. Margaret Martin has given to cheer lead- ing. Anderson girls must have come in contact with plenty of Lions. XVuz- zic llelen Schneider rose to the occasion and smothered St. Bernard by scor- ing 18 points. Anderson defeated St. liernard 27-23. lletty XVernsing is always quiet and reserved. Carnera's relation play Basketball at 'Taylor lligh School. liernice Dunn and Mildred Riggs are having a grand race for midget position on the team. 'l'aylor's center was the best player we played in the Tourna- ment. Anderson defeated Taylor 26-24. Evelyn Sonnycalf has a new voca- tion, especially at parties. Lois Cross has alibis to keep from riding home. Terrace l ark thought they were going to win the Tournament. Lois Stemple loves to tell stories of what happend at Colerain nigh on to forty years ago. XYonder what her age is? Lorraine Guenther would like to be assistant boys' manager? Anderson defeated 'Terrace Park 23-19 for championship. Ander- son tcam all claim to be Irish and St. Patrick remembers them, and how. Marjorie Jaderlund's favorite pastime is talking to Annual Editor. li? H4 1934 lH 7 Page twenty-th'ree

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im? A THE ANDERSONIAN 2137 A GIRLS, BASKETBALL Yirginia Thompson, Lois Cross, Lois Stemple, Milclrecl Riggs, Dorothy Reisur, Tliclma Kiiippliiig, listller Sclmeicler, llc-len SC1'll1ClClCI' fQ'apt.J, Lor- raine GllL'Il'LllL'l'. lfvelyii Soimycalf, licrnice Dunn, lletty VVCFIISTIIQ' fiNsSt. lll-fr l Miss Sturm lliacultv ,'XflYlSlJl'l, Mr. lirowii Cfoaclij, Marjorie jader- S . luiiml tilXlgg'1'.l, Margaret Martin. .Xnclorsou .Xmlcrson .Xiiclerson A-Xiiclcrson .XIlClCl'SUll .Xiiclcrson . XllilCl'SOll .Xmlcrsou .Xmlcrsf an .Xuclcrson .Xmlvrsoii .'x1lfl0l'Sl nl .-Xiulersoii ,'XIlflL'I'SUl1 Kiiclerson :Xnclerson A mlcrsl ni ,-Nmlersi an SCORES 26 Alumni 20 27 ,Xmelia 19 17 Colerain 7 24 St. Reruarcl 19 28 Terrace Park 19 35 lllafleira 21 23 Sycamore 15 31 Amelia 27 24 St, Bernard 24 33 Lovelaiicl ....,...r,.,,,, ,..,.. 2 6 26 Terrace Park 19 37 Madeira 28 33 Sycamore 13 44 T.ov0laml 22 COUNTY TOL' RNAMFNT 40 Glendale 2 At St. lleriiarcl 27 St. Bernard 23 At Terrace Park 26 Taylor 24 :Xt Colerain 23 Terrace Park 19 :Xt Mt. Healthy TTAIXTILTON COUNTY CHAMPIQNSY E?' ,4 1934 Page f-zventy-two

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ZH? ATHEANDERSONIAN' A JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Anderson Township junior High Basketball team enjoyed a successful year after winning five games, losing three and tying one. The team con- sisted of all new men since there was no nucleus left from last year's squad. The men winning letters for their loyalty to the team and their ability as players are: Allen, jackson, Clark and Klein. The Junior High Girls' team played five games this year. Since most of the girls were introduced to basketball for the first time, they made an excel- lent showing. The players, earning their letters through participation, ability and sportsmanship, were: Kirby, Shepard, Terwilliger, Hawkins. Schneider, Nordyke and Coffelt. BASEBALL Coach Srofe has already started his batteries for the l93-1 baseball sea- son. XVe hope that we can predict that Anderson will be near the top, if not the Cha1nps . Last year, 1933, after a good season we were astonished to find out that we were in a three-way tie for first place. After winning one game we lost our second, giving us second place in this division of the county. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Coach Srofe and Coach Brown decided to carry on the Softball Scholas- tic Tournament in the future years, due to the fact that it gives more students a chance to become acquainted with sports through actual competition than any other sport carried on in our school. The 1933 Softball Tournament was won by the Sophomores, who pro- duced a very classy and fast playing team under the management of 'lim Aubke. Second place went to the Juniors and third place to the Freshmen. TRACK With warmer weather coming some of the boys are looking with longing eyes at the shelf where lie the long spikes of the cinder track. Due to the fine coaching of Mr. Brown and the fine co-operation of the boys, we were able to astonish the county by taking lifth place last year. This year there are very fine prospects of placing much higher and every- one is looking forward to a very successful year for the track team. L E? A4 1934 ' lEL Page twenty-four