Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE PAST, PRESENT, AN FUTURE In nineteen hundred, twenty-nine We entered here with forty-nine And now at the top of our high school tree We only number forty-three. Ten years have passed since that day in September; Fm sure it is one we:11 all remember. How happy we were as we sang on our way In buses that brought us to school that day. It seems not so very long ago We were trudging to school Lhrd ice and snow, Our parents remember the cold winters too, When they went to school with fingers blue; But change we must in a changing world; So with portals open and flag unfurled Stood a beautiful buildinge-ours to use For weaving life,s fabric of finer hues. Our hopes and ambition were born in those rooms ; Our teachers, who taught and excused us at noonS, Were a life,s inspiration just in themselves; And we hope we can show it by placing ourselves In a spot in this new world wehre entering now That will shine back to old alma-mater somehow! Please wish us luck as we travel along. Perhaps we,ll return to sing you a song, And show you how in our humble way We,ve looked forward triumphantly, day after day; And now that this little ditty is through, 5 Remember the Seniors regret they are, too; For the years are over and others begin, , Soon wetll conquer new worlds we never were in. ' leMen from dmd-beat land tPit-kens t0 yousc guysL 2eCmue on you hm, come up for nit! 3711132 Guudm'luy's car gets .1 shine 4isevernl H'imle fiddies in n fittle meadow pool.q S-tthu-etsw and ShagH pose on the Glazer convertible. Page sixteen

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CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of sound mind and body realizing that time flies, we, the claSS of 3:9, bequeath to our heirs, the faculty, and the unspeakable under- classmen, that which is stated herein, T0 the faculty, :1 new crop of Freshmen. T0 Mrs. Bath, all misplaced quotations. To Mr, Srofe, another speller like B. Jones. T0 the Juniors, all we canlt use. To the Sophomores, our experiences with M1: Srofe. To the Freshmen, all the privileges that we never had. GIFT NAME Earl Barnes Jane Beckett Rosemary Birkley James Breitenstein Jeanne Clark Barbara Connell Virginia Coslett William Dallmann Mary Jane Dignan Rosanna Fries Madge Fritz Walter Glazer Charles Haller Lucille Hauke Maude Hawkins Donald Hersman Martha Hosmer Janette Huddleston Robert Johnson William Jones Mary Louise Kitchen Dorothy Langland James Ludlow Emma Lukemier Russel Martin Paul Merz May Mette Violet Meyer Ralph Miller Louise Pauly Richard Reed Earl Seibert Romilda Steffen Robert Tennison Dorothy Tucker Frances Tucker Norman Unger Betty Van Horn Robert Wagner George Wessling Clara Wittmeyer Robert Worth My My My My All My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My My love for jitterbugs plump figure Affection for bus drivers red trunks my Cicero translation wooden shoes serious moments. seat in the beauty parlor love for tap-dancing love for dancing honking laugh demerits brains certain accent fiery temper refined speech my Spanish books rapid speech farming ability nickname Gaity love for blond mustaches love for red hair ribbons singing ability quietness loafing in study hall hermit life way with the men friendly attitude quiet nature love for colored shoes ability to play a drum hair twirling ability old chewing gum bicycle love for skating mean disposition bewitching smile height ability to pass Civics nickname Whispel , love for study dislike for snoofers l-llHurry, hurry, she's going 10 fall! 2Mlll'ofussor Srofv in n jovial mood. TO Arthur Merten Mary Elizabeth Seiber Loretta lVolfer Richard Longbottom Birch Bruce Miss Berry Dot Staley Stanley Dean Miss Pulliam Mary Alta Richardson Miss Nash Ruth Pauly Anthony Sheangshang Lorena Weaver Lois Jonas Joe Coslett Mrs. Struke Charles Jones Eugene VVittmeyel' Gordon Symmes Violet Dunn Helen Bondick Mr. Srofe Delores Winter Ben Miller Jim Wolfangel Betty Vance Mr. Brown Ossie Lukemier Matilda Messmer Robert Glazer Frank Channey Audrey Schumaker Harold Young June Bonnes Robert Kendall Frank Longbottom Russell Marten Donald Guynn Jim Owens Jack Long Bill Hickman niRumildn. May. Lucille and Louise 1:1ke u promenade at noon 4MThrA spuiurs form :1 111011 Event SMTIIG Senior girls mko :m :iftornoon siesta. Page seventeen