Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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First Rim'-Edwin Ludwig, Harold Maiddux. Robert E, Wriglit. Charles Brown. Roy Tuckcr. Second Row--Betty Maitliis, Ann Dziiscy, Eleanor Graihurn, Gertrude Addicutt, lliwwrluy Vzindci writ, Mary Strukc. Ednzi Sinicnx, Alice Marten, Vcrzi Nash. Pziulinc Mairtin. M1ir'jni',c Hcclui 7675 MR. ROBERT E. VURIGHT Principal MISS VERA M. NASH Scniur Girls' :Xdviscr English II, IV Lzitin MR. CHARLES L. BROVVN Scnior Buys' Adviser Civics Vv'orld History Buys' Physical Educaitiun Cuiich MRS, MARY H. STRUKE junior Girls' Adviser Spanish English 1,111 Economic Ucugrziphy Business English MR. ROY S. TUCKER .Iuninr Buys' Adviscr Science Chcmistry Physics MRS. NELL STEEN Instruincntzil Music ciao! df MR. EDVVIN LUDVUIG Supliuincwc Girls' fMlx'iscr Buokkccpiiig Typing Shorthand General Business MISS BETTY MATHIS Siwphuniurc Buys' Aclviscr' Anicriczin History Biulogy English I MISS PAULINE MARTIN Freshman Girls' Anlvisci' Home Economics MISS ELEANOR GRAHAM Frcshmzin Boys' Anlviscr Muthciimtics MISS MARJORIE I-IECKER Girls' Physical Educutiun MRS. ANN DAISEY Art MISS DOROTHY VANDER Girls' Cliorus amine 7694 Sedan! Muay Miss c:EizTRuDE L. ADDICOTT xx rvms. ELECTTA ADAMS 7X Mia. ii.-xizmn Nmnnux sr MRS. EDNA simctox vi' 9 VORT

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Igdmdkfdfidfidd V l This senior yearfhook marks the seventeenth year of Anderson Township High School. For the first year since nineteen hundred fortyfone, we have turned our faces and minds toward peace. To he an American today in all that the name implies is a greater challenge and a greater responsibility than that of our war years. Victory not only crowns our efforts for the common safety degenerate. The readjustment period must recapture the enthusiasm and unselhsh devotion to our country in a great common plan for the welfare of all. In peace as in war, we must he Americans first and demand of ourselves and our civil representatives that the welfare of the citizens he uppermost in action, work, and deed. It was the American home that triumphed over the statefplanned and statefowned family of Continental Europe and japan. The sanctity and security of the American home must continue to come first and enjoy priority over the demands of professions, husiness, and trade guilds. Seniors of the class of nineteen hundred fortyfsix: Build American homes like those of your forefathers, and like those same forefathers put your trust for the future in Almighty Cod. ROB'T E. WRlG11T 8

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