Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WWWW$WW mgmwmmwmwmm .1 1:92: ,3 ' at 'f Rx E1. PAUL M. RATERMAN Paul 4 Holy Family PRESIDENT OF CLASS ,24 TREASURER 0F ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL :23 DEBATING SOCIETY Eu CLUB AH handx anha'eck, For our president is here. So sang the class in unison every Friday afternoon, when the weekly meeting of the Seniors was held. A good orator, an aggressive lead- er, he never had difficulty in making clear to oth- ers his side of the ar- gument. Paul was a diligent studen t, and always to the fore in his stud- ies. And how he could trip the light fan- tastic! OCTAVI US A. ROTH Oklayh Church of the Resurrection DEBATING SOCIETY A young body. ya: head wry oidf' Our Okky is a father diminutive young fellow, an A-l scholar, verily sparkling in all studies, particularly in rhemistry. With his inseparable friend, Barney Moellers. no radio is too small or too largehthey build them all, Remem- bering only the bright spots in life. he pos- sesses that happy faculty of thinking only the best of everyone. hggh

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- WWWW mmxmwv Qkhhmkmi dmmmmm mix . X V x 1:: $1 CECILIA M. ORTH Ccilh Resurrection God sent His singers to the earth With 5121th of yfadlrcss and of 111irth. If it be possible to have two natures, Ceil is the proud possessor. In class she is as quiet as. a mouse but odl of class, 0 my ltshe never stops talk- ing. Ceil has a lovely voice which is always in demand at our en- tertainments as she is never selfish with her talents. The bane of her life seems to be the study of Physics. How- ever she usually Fmishes with a good mark. ELMER T. NDERGHAST Pmny St. Lawrence PRESIBENT ATHLETIC ASS,N FOOTBALL '23 BASKE'IBALI. '23, '24 DEBATING SOCIETY E CLUB Great hearts are for great undertakings. A good student and a. gentleman ath- lete, is our Penny. The school recog nized his characteristic energy and honored him by bestowing the presidency of Elder High School Athletic Association upon him. He did much to establish the famous Elder spirit. He did not conEne his efforts in one direction only. In studies he was an example to his Classmates. His performances on the grid- iron and the court earned for him the highly prized MEI: ...25t

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FRANK H. SANDERMAN, Jr., nSandy Holy Family FOOTBALL '23 DEBATING SOCIETY 'ith-n there 1': happincxs, everything is well done? HSandy, besides being a good stu- dent, was a football player of no small repute. Although tseem- ingly a rather quiet chap among his fellow students, it was rumored he was not so quiet and reticent when with his personal friends. Our sus- picions were confirmed when we saw him con- versing and toddling with the best of them at the Junior Prom. Frank's fa- vorite study was German, but not b e c a u s e the g i r l s were present in the course. ANTHONY H. SWIS l'OJIJ'U St. Lawrence '7 Prefer thJ-IGHOIH folly m siirnt prudence. He sure is wild! You wouldift think it to 100k at him either, would you? Neither did we. but we have learned from reliable sourres that he feels quite at home With the fairer sex. Turning t9 the serious side of life. we Find UTony a good stuJent and likeable fellow. At times there is really some sense to his endless lire oi chatter. He seems des- tined to be a follower of Ralnh de Palma, for there is exactfy one ncop in Hamilton County who has not caught him for speeding.