Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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a X 1lieQ'Laualirr ' 1l13'l1 E GRESS, ELMER L. MEF, Glee Club '29. Worry never seems to have found a place on this hand- some chap's face. He is a gentleman of leisure. His sunny disposition has helped to dispel many a moment of gloom. To meet him makes you want to know him better. El's versatile talent should bring him great success and make him a worthy alumnus of P. H. S. HACK, GEORGE P. Pat Basketball '29, '3O: Spanish Club. Behold our diminutive star forward. George holds a corner in the hearts of everyone, teachers and students alike. Athletically and scholastically he is one of our high lights. May he continue to be successful in all his endeavors. Best wishes, George! HAGEDGRN, RALPH W. Ralph Class Basketball '29. Ralph is another classmate who has made himself conspicuous by his silent, quiet ways. Nevertheless he insists on laughing at a joke whether he sees the point or not. Whatever line of work Ralph has in view, we know that he will succeed for he has caught the Purcell spirit during the short time he has been with us. Page thirty-one

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Qllpz xEIlIEIlil?1' 151311 it GARTH, ROBERT A. Bob Bob hails from Silverton, and that accounts for his tendency to continue his nocturnal slumbers in class. Father Seitz claims that Bob has slept throughout the English Literature periods from the time of Chaucer to our present day. Notwithstanding this state of coma, Bob succeeds in his studies and we wish him all the success possible in his future field of activities. GERTH. EDWARD W, Eddie Class Basketball '29, '30, Latin Club Secretary '293 Cheer Leader '29, '3O: Senior Play '3O. This tall, good natured, black haired lad has cheered the Cavaliers on to victory after victory and now the student body in return cheers him on to success and victorious achievements in the battles of life. Eddie's ambition and pleasing personality will certainly help him succeed. GOES, HENRY B. Went Baseball '29, '30: Class Basketball 29 30 Page thirty Went is our great philanthropist always willing to give what he hasn't got. His environment may account for this characteristic trait, as we often see him with the honorable Coleman Willging. However, Went is a clever lad and impresses profoundly whether in class or when do- ing a Dick Merriwell on the diamond. When A'Went Cioes is gone from our midst we'll surely miss him.

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'ml 1 l1l?mEIUEIljI?1' W' lH3'l1 HAMILTON, THOMAS M. Tom Annual Staff '29, '30: Civic and Vocational League: Ring Committee: Senior A Secretary. This handsome, dark haired youth's composure and dig- nity have won for him a place in the hearts of all of us. Tom has many rare accomplishments, among which pre- dominates his artistic ingenuity. Tom's drawings in this book give evident proof that as a cartoonist he is hard to surpass. He intends some day to write a column in the comic section of the daily newspaper but instead of Mutt and Jeff, we think it will be Long and McNarry. HARRINGTON, JAMES M. Jim Librarian '29, '3O. Here we have another silent but loyal representative of Purcell High School. Although the class has never been disturbed by his eloquence, his report cards speak loudly enough for him. Jim has devoted many extra hours to work in the library. His many friends appreciate his earn- estness in work and in study and predict a successful future. HOLTMEIER, ROBERT L. Bob Class Basketball '29, '30: Junior Prom Committee, Annual Staff '29, '30: Religious Club, Constitution Com- mittee: Ring Committee. It is dillicult to mention all the excellent qualities that account for i'Bob's popularity. His high scholastic stand- ing, his artistic skill and prominence in social affairs are well known to all of us. Bob has proved himself a worthy editor-in-chief of the art staff as his pen pictures in this book testify. We regret to see you leave us, Bob. Page thirty-two