Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ophomores Having experienced two years in high school, the sophoinores have nobly established their place in our school. The main achievement this year was the Frcslnnen Initiation early in the autuinn. Including both boys and girls, their total number boasted fiftyetwo ineinbers with class oflicers as follows: Robert Johnson . . . ......... Presidzfnt Robert x'V01'lll ..... ......... I 'ifif-Presirlerzt Martha Hosinel' . . . . Serrclrwy-Treasufer X ,VT P K X ' Front row. left to right: Victor Justice, James Ludlow, John Fryer Earl Seibert, Robert Tenni- LXT- son, Donald Moore, Harold Hawkins, Richard Reed, George Wessling, Russel Martin: N x. XXX Second row, left to right: Rosemary Birkley, Romilda Steffen, Virginia Coslett, Betty Van X X' Horn, Virginia Long, Virginia Bowen, Emma Lukemire, Mae Mette, Louise Pauly, Lucille ' Haukeg Third row, left to right: Miss Vera Nash, Adviser: Maud Hawkins, Mary Louise Kitchen, Violet Meyer, Martha Hosmer, Clara Wittmeyer, Dorothy Tucker, Margie Baird, Rosanna Fries, Jeanne Clark, Janette Huddleston, Catherine Speeg. Jane Furman, Frances Tucker, Jane Beckett, Mary Jane Digmang Fourth row, left to right: Lawrence Lawson, Raymond Martin, Albert Sheldon, Robert Worth, Donald Hersman, Billy Jones, Robert Wagner, Paul Merz, William Longbottom, James Duncan, Mr. Lincoln Hurst, Adviser, Fifth row, left to right: Albert Shrock, Ralph Miller, Robert Johnson, James Breitenstein, William Dallman, Walter Glazer, Charles Parks, James Jones.

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1 l Front row. left to right: Gladys Phillips, Betty Hack, Rosemary Hess, Virginia Buop, Char- lotte Biles. Ruth Nordyke, Martha Gunderloy, Marie Lippolis, Betty Coffelt, Jean Jonas, Second row, left to right: Gertrude Hornschemeier. Virginia Tillett, Ruth Hawkins, Winifred Evans. Martha Partusch, Mrs. Mary Struke, advlserg Betty Clark, Evelyn Bloomheld, Ruth Merriman, Betty Emshoff, Louise Hooblerg Third row. left to right: James Wolfer, Ralph Palmer. Raymond Wolfangel, Harold Howland, Harold Van Saun, Robert Linder, Harold Ilhardt., Daniel Bondick, Roger Ayer: Fourth row, left to right: Leo Glasgow, Francis Sullivan, Robert Ayer, William Otting, Douglas Ernstlng, George Sheanshang. Juniors The biggest triumpli lm' the .juniors this year wus at class play entitled Here Clmnes Charlie, which provetl to he quite zi success. The .IlIHl0l'+SClllOl' Banquet given I'm' the gl'2lClll2llCh ol' '37 was also enjoyed and greatly ztppreeizlted by every- une. This ye:n s junior class nimiherecl thirty-six :incl their ollicers were: llzmiel Iimiilick ..... . . ........ Pl'l'.Yl'I1l'Hl Douglas El'llSllllg ...,. . Vir'e-I'rf'silI1'r1l Vernon XVatkins . . ..... S1'1'rr'lary Ralph Pzilmei' . , 'I'r1'n.s 11r1'r 28

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Front row, left to right: Alfred Layman, Paul Hess, Edward Marsh. Eustace Murphy, Eugene Nash, Joseph Coslett, James Wolfangel, Junior Erlick, Charles Jonas, Alvin Glaser, David Bevls, Leonard Partusch, James Macke, Billy Hickman: Second row. left to right: Ralph Schneider, Ruth Pauly, Betty Beyer, Lorena Weaver, Virginia Ernstlng, Frances Burt. June Bonnes, Marian Emshoff, Violet Collins, Edith Tillett. Eunice Meyer: Third row. left to rights Myrna Mitchell, Jane Young, Louise Van Horn, Geneva Howland, Vlrglnla I-Iannan, Venus Horton, Juanita Bruin. Lorraine Davls, Irma Kunker. Dorothy Ryerson, Sarah Everhart, Wilma Clemens, Ann Young, Martha Peters, Georgia Kohl, Marianne Glasgow: Fourth row, left to right: William Hawkins, Bertram Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Hines, Adviser: Muriel Whitaker. Beatrice Merz, Maurice Merz, Albert Gronbach, Vernon Hartman, Wil- llam Steele, Harold Clark, Grant Jacobs, Henry Kaetzel, Jean Roberts, Agnes Koster, Madge Fritz. Mr. E. E. Miller, Adviser, Fifth row, left to right: Eugene Wittmeyer, William Rauhauser, Benny Miller, Roy Staub. Lawrence Hazel. Harold Martin. Elmer Willis, Donald Van Winkle, Charles Smith, Jack Shepard, Birch Bruce. Ralph Weaver, Robert Glazer, Russell Merten. Freshmen The l-llIlll'C Class ul' '-ll! has proved lhzil its members :ire loyal .Xmlersmiiain Iiuusters. Many they continue lo play an iniportzim pair! in lezlderslilp and in ilu next three years he zz great influence. They have the largest em'ollmenL of seven ly-live and their class olfifers were: ' Eunice Meyer .... ......... I 'n'.vir1z'l1l Eugene Nash ......... .......... I 'ill'-Pl'l'SI'lll'IIl Marianne Glasgow . . . . S1'c'rr-'lnry-Trenszlrms 30