Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ARTHUR H. WESSELMAN Art St. William CLASS BASKETBALL CAPTAIN 24 N0 Jinucr. nor :10 mini perhaps, Euth'zc'cll, H10 WW I best of chum? As a hard and earnest student, llArt always did his bit, As Bro. An- thony would say, There are two kinds of pupils attending every high school,ostudeuts and just high school boys. Yes, and he wasnlt a bit stingy with his knowledge either, for his homework was 'lEv- eryboclyls M a g a z i n e, provided you promised its safe return, HArt was also captain of the Senior inter- c l a 5 5 basketball teami CARL F- WOESTE wired St. Lawrence Pct him, 14mm.- lzc won't bilv. Station 4H1, Eldorado Heights Broadcasting Station, Cincinnati: nOur next speaker will be one who acquired his wealth and fame in his dealings in oil. This work however is only a side line. You would readily recognize his ability as an orator. if you could hear his arguments during the woekly meetings of the Seniors. 1 am pleased to introduce to you C. Fred VVoeste. whose topic will be: If it were not for the studies. school would be a great pleasure o28o

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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.

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REVi FRANCIS BREDESTEGE As vicc-principul and as teacher, Father Erulvslvgo has become :1 factor in the success of Elder. He munc- to us this 3' -ur, waitingt until the new building was fin- ished. He is :1 native of Price Hill and as a youth he developed his splendid physique by playing bull in summer and by coasting,r in winter on the very spot where Elder now stands. Father Brmlestogo pursued his studies in Roms, where ho was ordained in 1917. BROTHER ANTHONY A regulation of his Society forbids us to place here a picture of thc 0m: to whom, more than to anyone else, lhu success of this annual is due. iYith the qual- ities of a true teacher, he gave inspiration to the Seniors to plan this annual, he gave cncouragcnwnt in time of doubt and dimculty and, what is more, he gave much of his time and ability in perfecting the work. To Brother Anthony we raise our voices in praise for helping us to accomplish this first Elder Annual, hggh