Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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lill.liliN FERN ll.'XllKli 11'm ' yl.XMl'lS XX'll.l.l.XM ls.xK1'lRHllflllllllitfi l'restdcnt l. XtccAl'resttlcnt l-2. .Xmtttal I. Ht-Y ilsfl-l, Clce Club l-2, I 7 lk-batc E.-I, Class l lay fl. x XVith his pleasing personality. 'limmie finds popularity wherever he goes. His natural talent for drawing and pamtmg has been a great aid to the school, and we are cer- tain that he will lind success in this lield ol' endeavor. QIIQXNNIC lilillli MANN lif'1'l.'ir ' .Xmmal l, Cirl Reserve l-2-fl-I. Clem' Clttb l-2, lk-hate Il, Class l'lax Il. l rack l. .Ieanne's lighting spirit and good humor makes her well litted for the early married lile on which she has recently embarked. May happiness and good luck be hers in the coming years! XX'll.l.l.XM l-'R.XNlil.lN BUXYICN Bill Xamelmtg--I.t-tits County lligh School. Kentucky, I-2-Il. Bill has a certain emphatic way ol' speaking that attracts one's attention lrom the very beginning: his voice has that quality ol' being positive and firm which stands out in any crowd. XVe are quite willing to predict that it will prove to be a valuable possession. f MARY lil.lZ.Xllli'l'l-I l4li'l'SCH1iR Mir ' .Xnnttal l. l.antern. l. Cirl Rescri c 244- l. Clec Club I.l ch Club l-2-fl, lsll Club 3-l. Mary's sparking' smile. amiable disposition. and her re- markable elliciencv will carry her successfully into any held ol' endeavor. t1.xvMoNtmxv. IBRKJXXYNH1fV!J1l'!lIi1 ' ,CW ,Q 9.1,-7. XJ I-'ranltlin High School l-2-El. .Xtmual l. Traclt -2. I Although Ray has been here at Anderson lor only a year, he has entered into class activities with a whole-heart edness that is a line example ol' his clraracter. 1117. P fl? H16 X9 'I .Mutual l. Ctrl Reserve 2. Latin Club fl. 1-ll Club l. Qitiet, sincere. polite -these words describe Eileen very well. vlillflllgll naturally reserved and relined in manner, she has a special knack in getting along with other people.

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.X x '-' IA YONNE M. EIACOISS jake .Xuuual -l. Lantern 2-l. Cirl Reserve I-2-3-l. Class Play Basketball 2-3-l. Softball 3-rl. 'lirack I-2. Ever joking, jake has diligently applied herself through- out her school years. The athletic department will never find another who will be so generous in offering her time and services on any occasion. ERNEST EUGENE DUNN Hllflllllflfi Hi'Y 2-3-l, Basketball 2-l. Baseball l. Softball l. lmperturbable, steady and an all-around good fellow- that's Gene. He has, in addition, a touch of the artist, dis- played by his creative ability as a poet. N, U j, HELEN CI..-XIR KAVENEY A'aw'1l1'3 ' Annual l. Lantern el, Girl Reserve 2-3-l. Glee Club 2-3. l-H Club 2. NVith all the problems of her social and school life, Helen is still easy-going and jovial in her bearing. X'Vith her love of a good time, you'll always find her friendly and willing. NORTON R. FEHL Mori .Xnnual 'l. Lantern l. Basketball l-2, Basketball Manager 3, il-H Club l-2. X'Vho ever saw Mort when he wasn't laughing or joking? His ready wit and high spirits have made for him many loyal friends. I I n . .. . . , - . . .. 'ff-1 ISEI ix QIMNE Liznnahk 1.m1.i DDJ Annual rl. Lantern -l. Cirl Reserve l-2-3-4. Clec Club l-2, Debate fi. Class Play 3. Betty has been one of the most enthusiastic leaders in social affairs that our school has ever known. Although full of fun and high spirits, she is really hospitality personi- fied. VL XVILLIAM NE.-Xl. FRYER Bill I Vice-President -l. Annual -4. Hi'Y rl, Debale l. Glee Club l. Bill's happy disposition and spirit of cooperation has won for lmn many friends. lVe're sure that his earnestness of purpose will carry him on to higher levels.