Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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GIRL RESERVES PresidenteDorothy Langland Vice PresidenteJane Beckett SecretaryeRuth Pauly TreasurereEunice Meyer SLOGANeeTo Face Life Squarely? Our first meeting was held on September 21, 1938. Our club is super- vised by Miss Ruth Perin. The total membership of our Club is 62 girls. Some of the outstanding events of the year were: The Mother Goose Party to welcome new members of the club, September 30; Our monthly dances and skating parties; Turkey Supper, November 19; White Gift As- sembly, in which baskets were contributed to the poor, December 23; Rec- ognition Service, May 7; eeFate of The Nations to which we contributed music, May 6; and the Mother-Daughter Banquet, May 6. We all feel that this year has been a success, but we are Wishing for a bigger and better club next year. First row: F V .. A J, l'Ivnns, .T. Bollmzm. V. Rims. M. T'HrkS. M. Auhke. R. Hlufi't'n. M. Mvtie. 15. Cmmoll. J. . Hark, Plurk, J. Huddlpslnn. A. Wrrllvr. N. M. Hc'ult. Re Metro. D. Stuh-y. Hocnnd row: L. Rusk, B. ipymg 12'. ArnultL M. Hluhim. M. Hlusgnuz I. Rnburm 1'1. Meyer. K. Pauly. Mrs. Bauh. Miss Purim. h. Lnnglund. J. BcHu-H. L, Huuke, L. Pauly. M. szffncr. 15. Martin. V. Long, M. A. Kuveny. Third row? H, XVilliumi. L, Janus, L, H'olfmmlo, D. wVintors, H. Marx. M. XVhimkcr, Me Knvnr morle, J. Lamar. K. Hlnshrennur. H. Barnes. A. Bmmmini. M. Enhhvff, M. F'vhl, R. Henry, A. Koes- tul', 1C, YVllihlkLir'. L. Buyer, H, Bundivk, Y, Davie, G. DumL Fourth row: M. ITA Dig:- nan, R. Fries. N. Hawkins. V. Meyerz M. Hnsmm'. P. Emshuff, F, Van Frank, D. Tucker. 14L llunblen 3L Mesxmor. Fifth raw: V. Cnsbll. B. Van Hum. F. Tm'kt-v Lukenliro, l3. thiHult . Huddlestml. VA Harri Richardson, 11 R. Kyle. Page twenty-eight

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DEBATE TEAM President--Ma1'ilyn Kaemmerle CoacheFlorence W. Bath Assistantu-Harold Obee JournalisteRichard Longbottom Secretary-Eugene Wittmeyer A high degree of enthusiasm and intense interest marked the as- semblage of a small group of high school students who early in the year announced their intentions of joining the High School Debate League. The usual form typeethe cross-question-and-answer plan and other variations of debates were employed to discuss interesting and pertinent questions of the day. The members worked faithfully to learn and employ the instructions of their teacher. The all-state question held great inter- est for them, the question of forming an alliance between Great Britain and America to protect these two democracies from the aggressive Euro- pean powers. , Two' teams were quickly organized, one affirmative and one negative, consisting of the following members. Affirmative: Eugene Wittmeyer, First; Violet Meyer, Second; Robert Kendall, Assistant. Negative: Marilyn Kaemmerle, First; Richard Long- bottom, Second; Joe Coslett, Alternate. Many warm discussions were held concerning the advantages and disadvantages of such an alliance. To lay a firm foundation for this work, our teams with the coaches, Mrs. Bath and Mr. Obee, attended the preliminary tournament meet held at Columbus in the early part of December. A sectional tournament meet Was held at Wyoming on December 7. Our negative team won both debates in which they participated at this tournament. On one debate, they came against Mr. Latimer Obeets team from Washington Court house. Our teams were ranked With those from Withrow, Walnut Hills, Middletown, and Wyoming. As a fitting climax to the yeafs work, the team attended ttNo Time for Comedy at the Taft Theater, starring Kathryn Cornell. lmfl to right: V. Meyer. 1C. Witnneyer. Mrs. Bath. R. Kendall. J. Pnstett, Mr. Uhvv, M. Kaemnlerle, R. Lnnghnllmn. Page twenty-sa'ven

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HI-Y CLUB Robert Johnson ...................................................... PreSident Robert Worth ............................................ Vice President Paul Merz ............................................ Secretary-Treasurer That magnanimous, magnetic, masculine organization of energetic, edifying, and efficient boys known as the Hi-Y was sagaciously and satis- factorily organized on September 22, the preliminary meeting of this year. Mr. Srofe, the untiring, unassuming, unbiased, and unpretending worker of Anderson willingly and worthily conducted the meeting. The members of the Hi-Y Club feel that the work accomplished by the club this year has been both profitable and interesting. The many con- flicts Which confronted us this year did not prevent us from carrying out a planned program. In the activities and events of the Hi-Y organization, the club members have taken a greater interest than in previous years. A new Beta Club was formed, consisting of Sophomores and Freshmen. Mr. Duvall, a newcomer this year, has taken over the advisorship of this new club. The students of ,39 would be at a loss to evaluate the efforts of the Hi-Y Boys, Club expended in support of Andersmfs organizations. The efforts of the Hi-Y Club were greatly gratified by the unusual success of the social affairs of Anderson in which they were scintillating incentives. We have worked hard to accomplish our task. The gaiety and merri- ment provided have, we hope, become indelibly recorded on the minds of those who shared them, and will repeatedly be enjoyed as they, in the fu- ture, turn the mental pages of their Memory Book. First row: R. Ulnvrr. t'i S'mitlL E. Burm-x. K. Jnhnmn. Mr. Sran. R, Xanth. li. Millet JV Muuku, 1-1. Wimneyvr. Sernuzl raw: W, lluu'lcinx B. Brute. P. Faun. R. Merton. W. Dnllmnnn. J. Brviti-nstein. A. Merren. Thix'rl row: R. Reed. H. Hack. l', Dullmun. J. Wulfnnglo. J. Cos- lcli. 1R Men. 1t. Kendall. Page twenty-nme