Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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HERBERT H. JANSZEN H Tub St. Lawrence FOOTBALL 23 E CLUB CLASS BASKETBALL 24 A genial lad with Herculean built. nLittle Herb! If it had not been I for the football season, few would , have known of this young giant. During that season he showed up so formidably on Elderls f line that there were few who did not know the husky right tackle of Elder. Tub has a great deal of determination in his makeup, the result of constantly repeating one of Lincoln's famous sayings: uI will study and prepare myself. and Some day my chance will come. JOSEPH L. JONES l HJUEJY Holy Family Wlu'en of fcw niardhr arc mmo- timcs the best mm. A quiet, unassuming gentleman from whom little was heard. But upon making his acquaintance one could not help but say that he was a uregular fellow. Although not athlet- ically inclined, he assisted wherever he Icould. He, like his classmate Herman, spent his spare time working in a drug store; but unlike 'lGene he never hail a sure-cure for every ailment that his friends complained of. else

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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,

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mnmawmamam . l i wt : U. - WILLIAM A. KIFFMEYER wKa- 1? , Holy Family SECRETARY OF DEBATING SOCIETY uBy cwcry 100k serenely gay, He drive: all cloudy cares mercy. What would our class have been with- out the smiling face and witty rc- marks of Kurly Kiff? He is one of the small boys of the class, but his quality compensates for his lack in quantity. He was a great favorite at school, espe- cially among the ladies, with whom he was usually found. We feel sure that some day nBill will make a llclean-up be- cause of his faithful work at his fatherls Dry Cleaning estab- lishment. ANNA M. KENNEDY Irish Blessed Sacrament nlu- Itcr blur a'cs reficrfrd shine bark the Harry skins, Anna, much to her disgust, is frequently taken for a uFreshie be'iause of her small stature and bobbed hair. Her Irish wit has more than once brought a smile to the face of her teachen Annals greatest effort 1': to reach school on time more than two or three days a week, but for all that she is a good pupil. Vile can just im- agine her in a Library, telling the children a wonderful fairy story. 419