Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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mwmmmatmmmmm. 3t . w TERESA H. MEYER linunie'l Holy' Family An existence umraubled by envy or strife? Teresa is the quietest girl in the cfass; we really can't imagine what she funds to think about all the time. She is of the happy-go-Iucky type that school work never bothers. Her unfailing good humor and her readiness to ask perplexing questions are traits of Charac- ter which greatly amuse her c13551nat25, Of all her stud- ies Spanish seems to both- er her the most. Cheer up, Uimmie, y 0 u r troubles are almost oven CARL F. MOELLERS Barlrc'yii St. Lawrence DEBATING SOCIETY My wealth ix simplicity; my ruxt, work. Let me introduce to you HBar- ney, one of our most bashful boys. He became deeply interested in radio because, in that way, he could meet the prominent people of the country without getting in contact with them, particularly with the fairer sex. Barney was one of the bright lights of the class, especially in Eng- lish. I-I-ow entertaining to the class were his writings, those flights of fancy. which gave evidence that we had in our midst, perhaps another Poe!

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IRMA M. MARTZ St. Lawrence CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT Better Vlate than never. Always in a rush is Irma; she rushes in school, then rushes out, hops in her Chevrolet and away she goes. Her pet trick is falling asleep in the Physics Class, much to the merri- ment of the other members. Irma has so many social en- gagements besides working after school that we usually fmd her busily engaged at odd hours trying to squeeze in her required papers. Her English doesn't suffer though, for she gets line re- ports. LINUS A. MECKLENBORG Illiedch Holy Family DEBATING SOCIETY But he can something great achieve Who 1': in youth content. hMeek comes from a family of mu- sicians and received his full share when the talent was being distributed. He may seem a quiet fellow to others, but if you belong to his circle of friends, you know he is possessed of much wit, and many jokes that are always enjoyed. HMack and Herman ran a close race the entire season in the collection of tardy slips, and it was only in the last lap that Gene nosed him out. Fgle

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mmmmmwwwmmw + Mis- e v RICHARD A. MORRIS Dinty'J St. Lawrence tiSilcnce is deep as eternity. This quiet innocent-looking member of the Seniors of '24 seems destined to baffle all modern Sherlocks. He is ever wrapped in a mantle of mystery if not enchantment. uDinty is what one might call a man of few words. Instead of talking- about what he is going to do, he goes ahead and does it without much display. EDWIN M. NICOLAI Nick St. William CLASS BASKETBALL I would the Gods had made thee poetical? In stature, hNick resembles our great uEmancipator. Possessing the height is a start anyhow; so keep it up, Nick, one can never tell what the re- sult will be. Always a good mixer he packs a laugh with his every remark, HBe- cause I am 50 tall, he says, many of my feiiow-students thinkeI am a h ,ongfeliow and have chosen me as class poet. From the very start Nick feli in love with the chemical lab.; his motto being, The more noisy the ex- plosion, the better. -23h