Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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' M11 RICHARD I-IERRON MISS VERA MAE NASH im, Ciiiiiiiiiis ii. BROXYN MRS MARY STRUKE Miami University, A.B. 01110 WSSIGYHIM i Miami Uiiivei-Sitvi B.A. Miami University. B.A. University of Cincinnati. MA, University of Cincinnati, M. Ed. Senior Boys Advisor Junior Boys Advisor Assistant High School Principal Sfffllflr GIYIS AYIVISOT Wi-,rid History English II, III American History Ellgllsh H- IV Consumer Gggdg SP-RUISII I, U Advanced Civics Latin I- II Physical Education and Health Physical Education and Health Coach-Football, Basketball, Track Coach and Baseball Assistant Football Coach MRS. ANNA ZIEGLER MISS ELEANOR GRAHAM MRS. PAULINE MINDER siiizfiii ainiiisisisifii-UP-A' U'ii7i55fm' of . MPS FEW' MMS we M-si Music CVOiC97 Sophomore Bovs Advisor Mlm Umverslty' BS' F'e5 '5m curls Advlsm Junior Gil-is Advisor Algebra I ' University of Cincinnati, B.E. Hum? Ecorlmmcs I' H' IV 'l'YDing I, II Plane and Solid Geometry Scfphomore Girls Advisor Geneml Sclence Shorthand I, II - '1'i-igf,ii0iiiCii.y ' BIUIQSY General Business hngllsh 1 Commercial Arithmetic MRS SUSAN SHIELDS MR. ROY s. TUCKER V A . ' - A - - - MRS. ANNA DAISEY MRS, NELL R, STEEN Ohio State University' B-S. IIIE-tllil University, B.S.Ed. Art Department B d Freshman Boys Advisor fgggiiiial Educatlon Pennsylvania Art College of an Chemistry Design For Women Physics 1 General Science 11 A -A,..:4...,,,l.L. , ' ,M .Agia ,A Y, , -, A , ,, . ,A -...4..., ,,,,,, L- 1 E: 2 z l -4

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WA Message To Garcia Lieutenant Stephen Rowan of the United States Army at the time of the Spanish American War carried a message for President McKinley to General Garcia, who was somewhere in the fastnesses of Cuba. He did not question President McKinley about why he was selected or how he was to accomplish the feat but set out to plan for himself the details that would complete the task successfully. The imporant thing in this event was not what Rowan did, but rather how he did it. Then, more important than either of these things, is the eifect of the initiative shown by Lieutenant Rowan upon all who hear the story. Lieutenant Rowan's form should be cast in deathless bronze and the statue placed in every high school and college in the land. It is not book learning young men need, nor instructions about this and that, but a stiifening of the vertebrae that will cause them to be loyal to a trust, to act promptly, to concentrate their energies, to do the thing- Carry a Message to Garcia. 10 ,. ., ,A ..,. 1- . - was-,mr-M lx. N L ,A 'AJ-A-K W Q Mug M W gm A 4 . ..., -inu-

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gg.: . ii s K -1. 5: A 4 First Row: Mrs. Baird. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Emma Johnson. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Bessie Ayer, Mrs. Eva Pav Cress Mrs Gear 11 Ayer. Mrs. Frances Shreve, Miss Nina Lou Leeds, Mrs. McNay: Second Row: Mrs. Mildred Hull, Miss Lurene Perry, Mrs, Mae Smeltzer, Miss Alice Kaiserman, Miss Gertrude Addleott Mr Maddux. Miss Dorothy Vandervort, Miss Knuckles. Mrs. Simcox, Miss Mary Laugh, Mrs. Martha Baker Miss Gertrude Addicott Mr. Harold Z. Maddux Mrs. lVlrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. lNIrs. 3 . 'J SY-- . gx.. 7 Y- '7X- GY- GX- Q 5Y4 Q 5X Q- ALY- J' Miss Edna Sinicox Electa Adams Georgia Ayer Bessie B. Ayer Mildred Hull Emma C. .lollnson l.ou Leeds v .4,.... Grade School Faculty -Mrs. Frances McNay SY-Miss Lou Anna Knuckles -Miss Mary Laugh Mrs. Eva Fay Cress -Miss Alice Kaiserman 2X-Miss Lurene Perry IYH-Mrs. Frances Shreve -Mrs. Mae Srneltzer Mrs. Martha Baker Miss D. Vandervort-Music Kindergarten' Mrs. Baird Mrs. Fitzgerald 12