Theodore Anderson

What the yearbook said

“Strongest minds are often those whom the noisy world hears least.” Ted Anderson shines not only in athletics, but also in “The Common Sense of the Constitution,” which seems to be second nature to him. “Ted” is a fellow who can address the chair of his history class with the same “pep” and earnestness that made him a favorite of the “pigskin followers” last fall. He has been known to make several strenuous “tackles” upon Burke and Carlyle. We cannot say that Ted is a lady’s man, but everywhere he is well liked. Let it be known, too, that “Ted” wields a tuneful bow in our school orchestra. Anyway, some day we expect to see “Ted” as either “Head Coach of Athletics” or “President Emeritus of Harvard.”