Anderson High School - Andersonian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Wmg l DEDICATIQN Vera M. Nash A Teacher must possess the wisdom of Solomon, the patience of Job, the love of a Mother, the dedication of an Apostle, and sometimes, the ferocity of a mountain lion. While we are small, she is called upon to wipe noses, rub hurts, and instill in our hearts a love for learning. As we grow older, and emerge from the grades, she is still called upon to wipe noses, rub hurts, and instill learning. A teacher subtly mixes the love for learning with a respect for her authority and an appreciation of the tremendous task she has undertaken to mold us into good citizens. A teacher can be found. . .in the classroom, the cafeteria, the library, and looking over your shoulder-at times. She is always present where there is learning, entertainment, turmoil, or at an assembly, overseeing the motley horde. Miss Nash is all of these things to the students, and more. She has a great understanding of our desires and feelings and she manages to make us want to accomplish great things iust to please her. We are all better people for iust having known her and she will be with us always, for we can never forget such a warm, understanding teacher and friend. Gary Langefeld 4

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