Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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V X , f- x I, -so 1, - , A 5 ! ' vt 2 a 1aez7e1 fa?uef 1if.:er. : fs. 9 1 X MARY SMITH 'Dlmples Who could help but love thls llttle Mlss ln whom so many pleasmg thmgs are found 1 2 3-Wlthrow 3-Glrl Reserves 4-Glrl Reserves Lantern and Annual Staff F' E GEORGE THOMPSON Sarah Bernhardt When blgger and better wxse cracks ale made George makes them Hls cheelful per sonallty creates many frlends for him 1 Baseball Glee Club 2 Basketball Baseball Glee Club Track 3 Basketball Thesplan Soclety H1Y Or chestra Phxlamathlan Soclety 4 Lantern and Annual Staff H1Y B1 ology Club Phllamathlan Soclety CLIFFORD VON GUNDY Von Nothmg upsets Vons good humor or dls places h1S smlle Hxs lmperturbablllty IS en ned by all 1-Glee Club 3-Debate 4-Debate Lantern and Annual Staff TO OUR TEACHERS Dear teachers we shall ne er forget The lessons you have taught We trust the future may perfect The work your hands have wrought And may they brmg good g1ftS to you These years that swiftly fly And may you kmdly thmk of those Who bld you now GOOD BYE The Semors 1, 1rk!'1Fmk2.1?'E1 7 JI whiff w':?!i'w 1' Page thzrteen af xii l ' If ' ' U ' H ' . ll U ! If 7! 1 ' ' - .. , 4 . - ' ' . ' . x ' -i 1 , 1 1 , - , - , . J H '- '- 1 1 1 , , , . E LJ U U . , . - 1 1 . 1 1 n, 1 2-Debate, Latin Club. I ll YI , . E EZ 7 ! 9 1 1 : . 1 1 1 , ' sa - n ., , . . ., .A ., . ., . ., . ., . ., . .,. . .

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, ? Page twelve GENEVIEVE SANDKER Jenny Genevieve IS rather shy and unassuming but her sweet nature endears her to all who know her 1 lee Club Girl Reserves 2 Glee Club 3 lrl Reserves 4-Gxrl Reserves, Lantern and Annual Staff MILDRED SCHNEIDER Milly M11ly s good humor and willingness to help a combination which IS made complete by her fine sportsmanship 1 Glee Club, Basketball 2 Glee Club Basketball 3 Basketball 4-Girl Reserve, Lantern and Annual Staff and Basketball JEAN SHELDON 'Shellie True to the Girl Reserves Code, Jean is ever dependable and her conversation spark- les with crisp epigramatic wit. We all admire her ability to use the right expression at the right time. 1-Basketball, Glee Club, Latin Club. 2-Basketball, Girl Reserves, Librarian. 3-Basketball, Secretary of Girl Reserves, Vice President of Class. 4-Basketball, Girl Reserves President, Vice greg-ident of Class, Lantern and Annual ta . is M ' Q -Q5 - - W L . J'-F' 1 , , xx'-ii: i l l -G , ' . -G1 ' . El Efl Q

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SENICR CLASS HISTORY Class Motto Esse Quam Vldere fTo be lathel than to seeml Class Colors Old Rose Gleell and White Class Flowei Pink Rose In the past four years as we tl od the halls of Anderson carefree and Jog ous we did not think of what would become of us in the future but responsive chord How proud we felt four yeais ago to be able to begin our wo1k in a new school We have the distinction of being the first class to complete all four years of high school education at Anderson On September 9 1929 forty five humble and timid little Freshies started to school but we soon found a staunch friend Miss Straus whose kind and sympathetic nature soon gate us confidence in ourselves yes enough to carry us safely through that most trying ordeal Freshman Initiation Still Miss Straus afl aid to trust us alone went with us through the Sophomore Year Fullv satisfied that we had meted out good for evil to the lncoming Freshman Class we were soon ready for our Junior Year Here we came under the influence of Mr Ellis who safely and economl cally piloted us through this year What member of our class will ever forget our trip to Opaloopa Ala bama'7 Lest you who read this do not understand we are speaking here of our Junior Class Plas Alabama Bound Looking back again near the last of that year we see yaids of crepe paper feet of yellow led green and orange dolls tons of confetti countless cherry blossoms all fashioned into a beautiful fauyland where we banqueted our worthy friends the Seniors of 1932 The fall of 1933 found us back at Anderson quiet and reseived in manner ready for our heavy responsibilities as Seniors and housed in the new addition with Mrs. Bath as our advisor I feel quite sure that could the Seniors of 1932 have watched our close application to duty and our non-argumentative meetings this year they too would hate said Well done we salute you . With Max Fightmaster our artist and Lantern Editor Robert Dax is as our efficient Annual Editor and Harold Obee our two-in-one business manager, we feel that we may modestly boast of our endeavors in the field of Journalism. We Wish to say here that we have greatly enjoyed working with Miss Hines as Lantern Advisor. The last few weeks of a Seniors life usually seems a nightmare of plays, etc., and ours is no exception. W'e are striving on toward that goal of our dreams, Commencement. We shall never forget the kindness and patience of our Superintendent and teachers and the friends we made at Anderson. We shall ever be conscious of the great influence these things have had on us. ' -Ev? .. ..5iJ1L .E-HM P' 7 Y I Page f01U'fCCTL 7 'LF L- V1 .. '.: ' , ' ' ': ' . , K. . , 9 Y now as we are about to step out into the world these thoughts strike a . . u y a ' i ' 7 ! 7 l . l 7 , . , Q . , . , . . , , - 1 K .L , L I ' , as n ' ' , 4' 5 ' , K, . . . y , . , , , kv L . . . . .N 7 .' 1, ' s 5 I 7 K Q l . , A 3 Y 7 7 ! il 77 3 K 7 1 7 Y