Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ICIAIICR RAY CLIHXSCLOXX' u1'ffIl.S'ft'l-Ili' .xlllllllll I. I,IllllCl'll I. blue Lliih I. Ill'Il1IIl'...-.I-I.Illl1Illl'l I, lllilly aiml I'riL'riclly. Ray is lllYV2lyS olmliging :incl auroriih rmiclzilirig. Hu is czisy-gnilrg :incl lrumuruus. inrzirizilmly look- ing' on thc llllglll sich- ol hlc. Nl.XRlQ.XRl'L'l' CI. Mc:,XR'l'IlllR iIlr1ig1'r ' .xlllllllll I. l.:iri1vrii I, llirl Rvsclxc I-2-II-I. Mlm- Clluh l-2, Class I'l:ly fl. I-Il flllllb l. hIlll'g'2ll'Cl is El lim- umilmiiizuirm ul' lun :md L'2ll'l1L'SlllCss. Hcr pcrsmml clizirm :incl sim'crily :irc :inlmirccl hy hrr ICZll'll- L-rs ziml rlzrssmzilcs. l'lIONl,XS ISICRNXRIDGUICSS 'l'1un1ny ,Xrriillnl I. I.:lrilvrii I, Ili-X 2-fl-I. lixislwllwalll Nl:il1:1gcr2. lialsclmll I-2-fl-I. Slllilllllll l-2-fl-I. livcryniic knows 'l'mmni hy his pn-rsislcncr in his way ul' zncunriplisliirrg' what hc scfls our lu clam. HC is Ima' ol' lhv must rcrlizihlc g'u'gcllcis :xl our clzrss. J M.XRG,XR1'1'l'M.-XY M.VXR'l'IN ilIr1rgir ' 'I l'l'2lilIl'CI' 2, .xllllllill I. l,:mIurir fl-I. Girl llcsciwc I-2-II-I, lilziss llllll Il. Iiziskcllmll I-2-fl-I. Sulihzrll Il- I. 'l'r:u'Ix I-2. NI:irgic is zu flziss mc-mhcr ol' whom wc :irc alll prmul. 'l'hL- iclczll srlrolzir. shi' Iimls lilllll lor :ill srlmol ziclirilics. L-spc-cially lmslwllazlll. Ol' am incluslrious narlurc. shc hams gxillrcrccl lor hurscll' nizmy honors. HXRYICY LYNN liNlCl.l, .S'lmrly .lmruxil I, l.:mlcrii I. Llcc Lluh I. llniml 2-fl. f2'lI1ll'Il'I I. Hzirx'cy's groan zihilily in szilcsmzmsliip hzrs prorcri wry Iruillul lor our zrmruul. His Iirm clcclzlrznlimis, anruririlizirricnl hy his pleasing smrlc. hzivc hun-n El vziluzihinr zisscl. 'J N .Xl.ISIiR'I'.X M. MICR! HIf!'1'fl'l'U , - L . , .Xrrxrllail I. l.:lirlcrii I. C-irl Rvscrxc l. I-ll Llllll l-J. .-Xlllrouglr Illllllliilll' quicl ziml 1'L'lism'cr1l in iizilurc. you will Iincl .Xlhcrlzi to hu :mc ol' lhc most lrzippy-go-lliclq' girls ol' her class. She possesses thc rzlrc umihinzilinn ul' zr rc- iii-ing clispusilimr :xml zu x'ix'zrc'imls spirit.

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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.

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DOROTHY R. PARTUSCH Dol .-Knnual l. l12llIlCl'll -l. Girl Reserve 3--1, Basketball 3--l, Softball 3-4. Dot has developed a sportsmanlike attitude toward every- thing sl1e undertakes. This outlook on life is envied by many. Her dependability will be a very valuable trait in the years to come. HENRY W. ROES'l'ER Hzf11 Allllllkll 1. Scouts 2-3-l, -l-H Club l-2-3--1. ' 1l1a as the most outsttndinr characteristic of Henry is le' IJ .' .1 2 5 . . l1is spirit of cooperation and loyalty. He is always ready to' D help Zlllil to make himseil generally useful. .W ' f 1 J ' A, f 'Ar Q Y .WV rf i -9 DOROTHY M. PHILLIPS UolIic Girl Reserve l-2-3, Glee Club l-2. Dottie l1as always been genteel and courteous to all wl1o come in contact witl1 l1er. She can be relied upon to faithfully carry out any work assigned to her. ROBERT KUHN LUDLOW Lurl Annual l, Hi-Y 2-3--l, Basketball l-2-3--l, Baseball 3--l, Softball 3--1. Lud has been a star in athletics since he first entered high scl1ool. His place in sports and in activities will be dif- Iicult to fill. EMILIE FLORENCE PITCOCK jemlie Annual -l. Girl Reserve l-2-3-4, Glee Cl11b l, Class Play 3, Orchestra 1-2, Lati11 Club 3, '1'halian Dramatic Club 1, el-H Club 1-2-3-4, Debate 3. Emilie seems to manage her school work with a precise- ness and exaetness of details tl1at is hard to excel. She will, we know, succeed in life as sl1e has in school. HENRY VICTOR ME'l l'E lWclts Debate -l. Orchestra l. A profound thinker, an ardent worker, a promising r11u- Slflllll, a loyal friend. WVhat more could one ask? ,Z - ,ff y . fx-Q- 1 f 1' 4. ,