Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Our nation is based on democratic principles, therefore, we, as Americans, feel that each member of an organization should be represented in the governing of the organization. At Anderson our stu- dent body is represented by our Student Council. The membership of this group is composed of the elected representatives from the various home rooms and of club presidents. The Council discusses every type of problem that arises-anything from conduct in the cafeteria to student-faculty relations. By its efforts the Council has made Anderson a better school for future classes. STUDENT COUNCIL Council Officers. Carl Cole, Treasurer, James Burns, President, Colin Hornsby, Vice-Pres- ident, Eden Anderson, Secretary. , Y I 4 ,rw ,mg James Burns, presiding, ROW ONE: Korb, Crowthers, Marcum Johnston, Mishler, Ward, Schieszler. ROW TWO: Doggette, Clough, Norris, Yazell, Calhoun. ROW THREE: Mcliechnie, Daugherty, Kirby, Warford, Kunz. ROW FOUR: Hall, Kassen Armstrong. ROW FIVE: Fahrlender, Steingrube, Rine, Williams. ROW SIX: Salters, Simonitsch, Walters, Honaker, E. Wayne Titus, Adviser.

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The Lantern is so namecl because it sheds light upon our school activities. Because of the ingenuity ot the co-editors and their adviser, new features have been added which arouse interest and provide subiects for conversation. The reporters not only do their school a service, but also receive valuable training in iournalism. We take pride in the Lantern as one of the finest papers in the county. LANTERN Co-Editors, Quentin Warlord and Joyce Kirby, consult with the adviser, Miss Helen Merz. Division Editors. ROW ONE Anderson, Johnston, O'Dell ROW TWO: Walters, Wolff Lugar, Myres. Reporters. ROW ONE: Mullins Anderson, Waddell, Cole. ROW TWO: Johnston, Andere son, Armstrong, Pearce, McDan- iel, Brna, Brockschmidt, Magness, Wormus, Ryall. ROW THREE: Partner, Staub, Norris, Kinney.