Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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iv FIRST ROW-Robert Aurich, Margaret Andrews, Shirley Erhold, Ruth Steffen, Alice Petsch, Jeanne Gibson, Anna Stelzer, Henrietta Ridge, Virginia Martin, Dolores Meyer, Ruth Quinlan, Eleanor Ayer, Margie Guynn, Donald Sargent, Mary Struke, adviser. SECOND ROW-Sheldon Meyers, adviser, James Lewis, Ruby Thacker, Eileen llhardt, Gertrude Mills, Donna Redman, Martha Knippling, Betty Jeanne Haskett, Jo Ann Hanke, Anne Strauss, Billie Martin, Mary Miller, Donald Steften. THIRD ROW-Jack Weiss, Robert Ernsting, Marian Kuhlman, Hilda Mullen, Pattie Meier, Joanne Elfers, Betty Spencer, Jean Pelk, Anne Wright, Virginia Gillespie, Bill Gray, Glenn Richardson. FOURTH ROW-Norman lucas, Bill Bauer, Robert Sams, Harry Grumwald, William Stange, Richard Gaskins, Kenny Kuntz, Lewis Osterholz, Stanley Gaskins, Carl White, Fred Spicker, Corneilus Van Saun. t ' e . union CQQM X. as JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS is President .,....,..... . .. Vice President. Secretary. ...... Treasurer. This year's class of Juniors-had not only the ability but the spirit of upperclassmen. They carried some top-notch sportsmen to the ranks of Anderson's varsity squads. The traditional Junior Class Play was an obvious success. The selection was a three-act c o m e d y entitled Brother Goose, which the great number of pa- trons described as adorable, perfect, excellent, outstanding, different, it revealed the true genius of the Juniors. ln another direction, their capable ........,Glenn Richardson .....,..,.,..,.Alice Petsch Anna Stelzer Jack Weiss hands and heads contributed to the lead- ership of the Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, sports, Masque and Gavel, G. A. A., and every organization for which they were eligible. Their monument to their elders in the form of a Junior-Senior prom was ap- preciated by all the Seniors. Leading theyduniors through the nine months of success were Mrs. Mary H. Struke and Mr. Sheldon S. Myers, instruc- tors in the language and science depart- ments respectively. i fr 4 . .lt rw .I . 26 'P' f . ' i

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Name Ed Kopf Warren Krummel Bill Lehman Frances Lippolis Lois Mefford Agnes Messmer Earl Mette Phyllis Muchmore Harold Motz Jennie Mullen Jackie Ott Sara Owens Ted Rittenhouse John Roll Joyce Schaerges Virginia Schomberg Paul Shimer Jim Staggenborg Eloise Taylor Lester Taylor Virginia Truitt Bettie Williams Ann Young onion Ugonlsonallitiols Favorite Expression Can it? I don't know Oh! Oh, my goodness! Pardon me, I iust live here! Oh, heck I know it! Oh fudge! Gosh dang it! Oh ham! Hey, hey! That's tough! The heck you will I don't know! Doolallillip That's all, lack! Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Upon my word and honor! For a quarter! No! Oh, Miss Nash! Oh, hush! Ambition To be a success To be a chemist. Get married. Own a niteclub like the Stork Club. To be president's secretary. To be a commercial teacher. To be Fairbank's co-partner. To be a school teacher. To be a clod-hopper. Be a navy nurse. To be famous. To be a nurse. To be King of Hoboes! Vice-president lwith Frankiel Raise dogs and birds with Evelyn. Get married and have lots of children. To earn a fortune so I can retire and become the world's laziest man. To be a midget. Goto South America. Be a man? To marry someone like Van Johnson and have ten children. Goto Annapolis. To be a Wave. 25 Weakness Gasoline Hyde Park 4 Mile Mirrors Anything pink To loaf Eating Pomegranates Corn-silk Hamburgers Jive! Talking on phone Teachers Spaghetti and waldorf salad Eating Barbecues Chocolate sodas with butter peacan ice cream Women Radioing and reading in bed Being a man Horses Real men The Navy Distinction Boy most likely to succeed Boy with best disposition Ouietest boy Girl with the most pleasant voice The sweetest girl Friendliest girl Friendliest boy Best girl co nversationalist Boy with the heartiest laugh Girl with the prettiest laugh Girl with most personality Girl with prettiest smile Best male dancer Wittiest boy Girl with prettiest teeth Best female dancer Boy with cutest dimples Best all-around athlete Girl with the most poise Boy with best physique Girl with best figure Girl with cutest mannerisms Girl with the prettiest hair

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FIRST ROW-Margaret Phillips, Mariorie Ross, Shirley Miller, Shirley Knippling, Shirley Greer, Jean Ann Hopper, Palsy Wiley, Kathleen Gage, lrma Brown, Gertrude Etzler, Ruth Shepard, Joyce Duckell. SECOND ROW4Bonnie Seaman, adviser, Virginia Meadows, Belly Schultz, Joyce Agner, Alice Merlen, Joan Maddux, Shirley Helfferich, Marianne Willard, Patti Fisher, Wilhelmina Schroeder, Belly Ridge, Carolyn Epping, Belly Mathis, adviser. THIRD ROW-Donald Silver, Tom Wolfer, Ray Askew, Albert Kline, Stella Hundley, Virginia Cloyd, Charmaine Hull, Richard McKinniss, Carl Eller, Waller Klose, William Ott. FOURTH ROW-Lloyd Bridges, Norman Kaufman, Paul Strosnider, Jack Kuhn, Carl Boeltger, Dan if Justice, Ted Haller, Harold Gaskins. ixiii r, l f Q S I t Ei? 5.003 l l.Ul'Yl.U7'LE. CQQAA f l A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .,.,.,, ...,,..,., ....,.,..,.. C a rl Eller Vice President .,., ,........ William Ott Secretary ,.,.,l..,.. .. . ......,..,....,. Joyce Duckett Treasurer The Sophomores returned to school in the fall of '44 shorn of their Freshie Frivolities and inspired with confidence in themselves to give Anderson High their full support in school functions. They have for the most part, fulfilled their intentions. On October 25 they welcomed the new Freshies with a dance which was enioyed by the entire student body. The Sophomores are also protid of their K ll! ., f. fb I, , xf .- un 27 . Norman Kaufmann scholastic record. Several members of the class are making records which will rank high in the school's history. The class carried on a subscription cam- paign for the Curtiss Publishing Company. This venture netted them a good profit. But this class will be most remembered for its Reserve Basketball team. The entire school is proud of the brilliant record this all-sophomore team has made for itself. 1-gr, t.fV . 1 I N