Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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zeadmmz FTRST ROWAIames Lewis, Donald Sargent, Carl Schushmann, Andy Stegbauer, Donald Steffen, lerry Tate, Ralph Unger, William Nou, Gene Bloomfield, William laclcson, Robert Cropper, Robert Aurich. SECOND ROW-Alice Petsch, Marybelle Peters, Ruth Stetien, Eleanor Ayer, Ruth Quinlan, Anna Stelzer, Fred Spit-ker, Stanley Gaskins, larzk Weiss, Ethel Orick, Henrietta Ridge, Betty Martin. THIRD ROW4Pauline Martin, adviser, Ioy Kapp, Iean Pelk, Betty Spencer, Billy Martin, Hilda Mullen, Ioanne Elters, Patricia Meier, Edith Dunn, Marian Kuhlman, Anne VVriqht, Anne Strauss, Virginia Gillespie, Charles Coslett, Donald Busch, Eleanor Graham, adviser. FOURTH ROW-Pauline Moore, Evelyn Chandler, Mildred Peters, Margie Guynn, Mary Hahn, Martha Kippling, Betty lean Haskett, lune Dierkiss, Eileen llhardt, Donna Redman, Viola Heflin, Ruby Thacker, Virginia Martin, Rosemary Whittington, Shirley Erhold. FIFTH ROW4Cornelius Van Saun, Kendall Kuntz, Lewis Osterholtz, Robert Hirschauer, William Stange, William Simpson, Edward Eggers, Milton laclcson, Richard Gaskins, Kenneth Murphy, Fred Pauly, lack Burnes, Norman Lucas, Glenn Richardson. The 1943 freshman class was the largest in the history of Anderson High School. The first notable event of the year for the freshmen was the initiation. It was a day dreaded by most of them. The boys wore bandannas and nail polish and the girls wore their hair in eight pigtails. These are just a few of the punishments they underwent. At last the day was over and on the same eve- ning a dance was given in honor of the freshmen by the sophomores. Practically all the freshmen have joined one or more activities such as the Glee Club, Girl Reserves, and Hi-Y. They attended the dances and parties that were held. Members of the class have helped in the war effort by participating in the scrap drive, buying war stamps and helping with the rationing programs. CLASS OFFICERS President . ...,. ...,, . ,, Fred Spicker Vice-President . . Stanley Cfaskins Secretary . Anna Stelzer Treasurer .. lack Weiss i'24'k

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if if if 43 if if if FIRST ROW---Ieanne Phillips, Don Kurzynski, lack Dumont, Leia Fausz, Bonnie O'Dcnnell, adviser, Lois Nielsen, Kenneth Merten, Paul Connell, Delphine Sargent. SECOND ROW--Betty Thornton, Winnie Williams. lean Owens, Dorothy Weichiianci, Eleanor Albert, lean Bruce, Sheldon Rusk, William Maxstadt, Ralph Eurnes, Margaret Lathrop, Dorothy Hill, Betty Roth, Ida May Lippolis, Wanda Iohnson. THIRD ROW-Martin Klose, lames Truitt, Harry Wittmeyer, Louis Meier, Albert Messmer. de,-4 Editor Lois Nielsen Assistant Editors Leia Fausz, Kenneth Merten Business Manager Paul Connell Advertising Committee Donald Kurzynski, Harry Wittnieyer, Vililliam Maxstadt, Martin Klose James Truitt, Martha Wegner Circulation Committee as last year, it was the Senior class oi The Andersonian a success. But believing that no obstacle was too great to overcome in order to publish an annual the seniors agreed to cooperate and they made a success of it. Although none of the seniors had at- tended any annual meetings last year, with the help ot Bonnie OlDOHH9ll, the adviser, they were able to meet the This year, just doubtful whether 1943 could make i'26'k I Sports Editors , , Sheldon Rusk, lean Bruce Art Committee .. lack Dumont, Eleanor Albert, Ida May Lippolis, Betty Roth Feature Writers . . lean Owens, Winnie Williams, Paul Potter, Margaret Lathrop, Ralph Burnes, Albert Messmer, Delphine Sargent Typists .. . .. Wanda Iohnson, Ieanno Phillips, Betty Thornton, Dorothy Weichhand, Dorothy Hill which confronted them and problems they also managed to get their articles written in time to set up the dumrny. Due credit should be given to Don Kurzynski and Harry Wittmeyer for their splendid work in getting ads in spite ot the tact that many businesses are closed because of the war. The start wishes to take this oppor- tunity to thank you, the subscribers, and hopes you will enjoy this book.