Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARGARET M. DO LL DollieiJ St. Lawrence CLASS SECRETARY As merry a: the day is long.': Marg's irrepressible chatter is heard at all times. She can say more in ten minutes than the average individual can utter in an hour. I-Ier chief worry is the rapidity with which her turn comes to clean the blackboardsl But despite this fact, Margaret is an earnest worker in all her classes and merits the good marks she receives. AGNES M. DRUCKER St. Lawrence CLASS T REASURER What x1111!!! do to be fnrc-vc'r lmawnfli Agnes is a model pupil in all her studies and well she might be for she certainly works diligently. Much to the envy of the rest of the class she is never: without her homework, a trait which never fails to win the approval of her teachers. As Class Treasurer she has her dimcultics, for collecting money from the Senior Girls is like squeezing blood from a turnip. -15..

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MARION E. BROXTERMAN St. WilIiam CLASS PRESIDENT nMfmmem moan? adorn Icrwtc'Iedye and smooth in way through Ike 'zvarld. Who's Marion? Why Marion is our President. She is a lover of athletics, with a desire to see every game, and is therefore often distressed at the thought of taking care of her small brother. Marion's studies never suffer, for she is too c011- scientious to come to school without her lessons prepared. Her genial manner has won for her many friends dur- ing the two years she has been with us at Elder. RICHARD T. DETERS Dick St. Lawrence SECRETARY 0:: CLASS PRESIDENT OF DEBATING SOCIETY SECRETARY OF ATHLETIC A553: hE CLUB ' EDITORdN-CHIEF OF ANNUAL CHEER LEADER CLASS BASKETBALL chcr idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. The enthusiasm Dick has shown in all class and school affairs during the past year, won for him the admiration of all with whom he came in contact His conscientious work, his overflowing kindness. secured the co-operation of all. Much of the hPep which was shown by the students in athletics was due to Dirck'sh untiring efforts as cheerleader. huh

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?gk WWhmtmmmmmmm V V RICHARD C. GLANDORF Glcmdyu St. Lawrence l'Sal'ms are found 'zvlrcrc lmxt expected? Dick Ermly believes that all work and no play is bad business. Far be it from us however, to insinuate that his time at Elder has been ill spent. On the contrary he has always made progress in whatever he attempt- ed. We all like him for his free and easy way of doing things. Tidy t0 fastidiousness, he has never been seen with his hair rufHed or his tie around the comet WILLIAM G. HANSCHMIDT thw Church of the Resurrection DEBATING SOCIETY ATHLETIC MANAGER E CLUB When you: see fair hair, be pitiful.u Every form of athletics that Elder has entered, has found Bill in the posi- tion of manager. In addition, he also treated the aches and breaks of the foot- ball players. He is another utidy to a hair; only at one time during the entire season was William's hair mussed. That was during the HFreshie initiation when they mistook him for the proverbial 1110p and literally t'cleaned up the floor with him. hlfjh