Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Kneeling -Richard Sperlo. Lawrence Ilhardt. Donald Ayer. First Row Helen Lippohs. JoAnn McCarthy. Lucille Miller. Lois Gorhami Virginia Urrgrr. Betty Gaskins. Georgeann Glasgow. Gloria Vann. jean Dietz. Virginia Staggenhorg. lvliriam Stockslager. janet Vifilson. Virginia Behymer. Second Rou'fEugene Shepard, jerry Lantern. Charles Lawson. jack Speaks. Marilyn Dumont. lvfargaret Mills. Eileen Taylor. Betty Beyer. Lorraine Young, -Iudy Fry. Dorothy Taylor. Shirley Ahling. Ruth Panchot, LaVerne Bridges. Mrs. Seaman. adviser. Richard Zimniers. Vvfilliani Erhold. Charles Wliitzikei'. Third Row--Charles Mcliinniss. Frank Vv'alters. Rohert Weiss. Rohert Muchmore. james Palm. Donald Oury. Richard Keyes. -lack Hawkins. Robert Wriglit. Donald Vxfest. Arthur Pullon. Howard -lones. Ray Lind. Donald Kyle. Miss Mzithis, adviser. Michael Linsey, Rlehard Sirau-s. Fourth Row Donald Boggs. Frank Bauer. Eugene Taylor, Charles Raine, Ted Brown. Veilham Martin. joe Slagge. 07254 M444 The Sophomores returned to school feeling very proud to shed the name of Freshies and hegan immediately to demand of the Freshmen the respect due to sophomores. On the 16th day of Oetoher they initiated the Freshmen in the proper manner. There were several scholastic memhers in the class who made very good grades on the spring scholarship tests. The future years promise to he very good for them. The highlight of the Sophomore year was the danee held on Novemher 22. 1945. which is sponsored annually hy the Sophomore class for the Freshman class. They worked very hard on decorations, food. etc.. and the dance proved to he a hig sueeess. The upperelassmen were conspicious hy their ahsenee. For the first time in the history of Anderson the danee was held for Freshmen and Sophomores only. President Bob Wgigg Vice President jack Hawkins Secretary . , Howard jones TTCUSICTETV Frank Bauer 27

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limi Rim' Clnrnlyn Epping, Bcity Ridge, Mzirgic Hill. Shirley Miller, Patsy Vv'ilcy. Mzirjmwc Ross. Mzii'gui'i'l Phillips. Aliiydi Dufkctt, lima Brown, Sliirlcy Greer. .lean Ann Huppcr, PiltI'lCl21 Fislwr. Suumnl limi' Slnrlcy Knippling. Mrs. Slrukc. zidyiscr, 'lain-:t Bmuks, Virginia Mczinlnws. Betty Si-Inillz. Stcllu Hundlcy. Sliirlcy Hclllicriclw. Alice Morten, Kzitlilccn Ungc. jnycc Agncr. Mairiainnc Vfillaird, Virginia fllnyd, -Iuzinn Muddux. Tlnril Run' llulwrl Hawkins, Riulmi-il Mcliinniss. Hin-nld Uzlslcins, Dain lustict. Gary lnllcy. flirl l'mc.lp4cr, Llnycl Bridgcs. Allwrt Kline, xlulin Lcslic, Bill Vv'illinnis. Ray Askew. I'-UNl'llI Ron' Vv'llli.ini Oli. Nurinzin Kziulnmn. Clizirlcs EIllSl1Ul'lA.RLJIllllLl Vv'cislwi'ndi, Pinil Stmsninlcr. Tcnl Haillur. Mr. 'TlICliVl', ndviscr. Aliur lwu lung yusirs nf wailing in lic cullud uppcrclzxssmcn, tliis yu:1r's class of .li1nim'sli.msfinally.icliicvcnl its gmail. Tlk' Ilmllllll ,lll11iUl' Pl4ly. A Mind nt' Her Own, was unc uf Llic grcaltcst succcsscs cvcr prmlliccd lwy Anglcrsun. Tlw Aluniurs, lmtli lvmys :ind girls, wcrc uutstzinding in tlic iii-ld of sports. Tlicy also p.1i'LicipantuLl in .ill vligilwlu imigaiiiizsitiiviis. sucli als C, A. A.. U. R., l'lifY. :ind tlic l.qxntc1'n Stull. Fnlluwing tradition, tlic .luninrs lmlc fan-cwull tn tlic Seniors lwy giving tlicm tliu .llllllllI Sk'lll4ll' Prinn. Luinling tlic .luniurs tlnmugli ilicir succcssful ycair :ls :nlviscrs wcrc Mrs. Strulu' and Mr. 'lnllCliL'I'. 26

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First Row Rohert Beckman, Harold Taylor, Edward Arnold, Wilsmmii Brondhaver, Clifford Mellord, Carl Bridges. Second Row Lawrence Merten, Stanley Vrfilliams, Carl Maddux, Williziiii lvlarshall. Don Goepper, john Burns, Edwin Paseell. julie Florence, Elaine Ayer, Gloria Snodgrass, joyce Clilton, Ruth Brock, Betty Shannon, Dorothy Bridges. Betty Sehlcicher, Eleanor Corcoran, Agatha Peters, Carolyn Koch, Norma DeVault, jeanne Wliezitley, Louise Saner. Tlnrd Row Dorothy Grey, jean Vkfolliangel, Dorothy Hill, Dolly Durhin, Alma juills, Ann Vv'ykoll, Madeline Heine. Maria Lehman, jackie Kuhn, Martha Van Satin, Peggy Laudeman, liay jackson, lda Messmer, Miss Martin. adviser, Allred Moats. Eugene Wilde, Riehard Maddux, Donald Phillips, jay Van Hook, Donald Spraker, Williziiii Behymer, Donald Steghauer, Howard Everhart. liourtli Row jack Buchanan, Vv'illiam Krummel. Ruth Stagge, Miss Graham, adviser, Ruth Hannon. Dan Uoepper. Dorothy Sehadle. joan Bowman, joyee Knippling, janet Koppnian, Ramona Elliot, Betty Uehl, Nancy Carr, john Sieele, Paul Naegel, Peggy Leslie, Doris Epping, Betty Smzth, jean Fairhanks, Rohert Nahh. liijtli Row Frank Meadows, Yanee Halcomh, Vwfilliam Hannon, Rohert Moore, Paul Buchanan. Vernon Hawkins, mea efcwa This fear again the Freshmen have come under the ea aahle leadershiw of Miss 5 s l Pauline Martin and Miss Eleanor Graham. As usual they are trying to act sophisticated, hut haven't hcen ahle to deceive anyone, especially the sophomores, as was evident Freshmen day, when the entire class was .i motley group running at the heck and call of the upper classmen. Highlighting the social events of the year was the Freshman dance, sponsored hy the sophomores. The gymnasium was heautifully decorated, Good music and refresh' ments were enjoyed hy all. 28