Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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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m Kmmmmmmw i 4?:- EUGENE F. HERMAN Gamen St. Law rence FOOTBALL ,23 CLASS BASKETBALL 24 E CLUB Ally father owns a drugxtore and Pm hix able clerk Gene's famous sport is giving the i signal for the morning dismissal. He proved a wonderful aid during the football season, by supplying free advice to all the warriors that were in- jured in any way. He al- ways had a iisure cure that was just the thing for any ailment. He has a knack of keeping every friend he makes. FRED C.HUBER,J1-.. npmw St. Lawrence VICE-PRESIDENT 01? DEBATING Socna'rv . hE CLUB FOOTBALL t23 BASKETBALL '23; '24 tCArTJ CLASS BASKETBALL iilIVeari'ug all rim! 'zc'c'r'yht Of Imming, lightly like a fiazcvcrfj' Should we call him our best athlete, or our best student? Everyone knows of his glorious deeds on court and gridiron. And what a wonder he was at studies! Particularly mathematics. The most puzzling and nerve racking problems he snatched out of darkness and held up to the. light Listen to him as he put: forth his arguments in the Debating Society. On one occasion when his arguments were Howing rather freely, he convinced a Junior that the man in the moon was really alive,