Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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1. A 43 fa. GRAND GOLD with GUARD Firsr Row: S. Meehan, D. Burns, D. Ivers. C RAND GOLD Second Row: R. Topp, li. Bauer, L. XVortinan, S. jones, R. Frees, A. Kron. GOLD C2 x v jf X, is B. Kline, T. Libbec, C. Graham, A hlotz, P. Hinson, Strosnider, C Mayhall. Sdfdzdfbdddf Key f-iwazala Scholarship keys are earned through a point system based on the report card grades. For any grade between 85-92 the student receives one point, for any grade of 93 or above he receives two points. The points are accumulated from year to year and receive the following awards: 36 bronze 72 silver l08 gold 144 grand gold 180 grand gold and guard SILN ER BRONZE First Row: Behymer, J. Birkley, M Bridges, li. Carr, Carson, K. Haw- kinsg Second Row: L. Behymer, VV. Monter, R. Miller, R, Tarvin, D. Schneider, E. Beck. - . . , ..,......W 5, First Row: C. Luersen, L. Graf, j. Walters, N. l-lowell, N. Anderson, G. Dorna, M. Hodge, R. Koester, M. Rick. Second Row: G. Dance, j. Harris, D. Miller, LI. Bridges, A. Wolff B. NVykotf, P. llhardt, j. Iforg, W. jackson.

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. Swans ij -nl VA FIRST RUXV, lcfr to right: G. Hornsby, Prcsidentg R. Grubb, Vice- Prcsitlcntg D. Burns, Sccrcrziry-'IIrcasurcr. SILCOND ROXV: D. Ivcrs, R. lfrccs. R. liocstcr, B. Klinc, THIRD ROXV: A. Kron, L. Graf G. Dorna I . Iurton. l OLTR'I'll RONV: j. O'l3anion, M. Rick, P. Nyc, S. Ren- ncclczir. C. Lucrscn, B. Carson. IflF'I4H RONV: R. Miller, D. YViIlis, R. Cnrrcr. 'l'hc faculty advisers arc Miss Nash and Mr. Christy. Student Council is an organization coniposcd of representatives from cach class and from thc fncultv. It strivcs to cncourngc stuclcnt participation and Coopera- tion in all school activities and to promote good citizenship. Xniong othcr activities SIAUIJICNI' COUNCIL sponsors: limlrcrlmll cliccrlcauling tryouts lloinccoining Pow NVow

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