Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FACULTY Rev. William Schmitt, S. T. L, M. A , Principal. Latin, Religion. Rev. Francis J. Bredestege, S. T. L., Vice-Principai. Latin, Greek, ReIl'gion. Brother John Nickel. S. M.. M. Sc., Dean Boys' Department. Geometry. Brother Walter Roth, S. M., B. A. English. Brother William Schroeder. S. M.. B. Sc. English, Algebra, BioIogy. Brother Martin Boll. S M.. B, A. Spanish, History. Brother Charles Kolf, S. M. English, Physics, Brother Anthony Nieberding, S. M, Srenography, Typewrirr'ng. Brother Joseph Metze, O. S. F. Drawing, Freehand. Mechanical. Sister Mary Lawrence. 0. S. F, B. A. English, Latin, German. Sister Agnes Paula, S. N. D., B A. Latin, Bz'ofogy, Chemistry. Sister Maria George. S. C. Stenography, Typewriting. Sister M. Irene. S. M. English. Sister Mary Eveline, S. C., B. A. English. Sister Mary Romana, S. C.. B. A. Algebra, Geometry. Latin Sister James Marie, 0. S. F.. B. A. English, History. Sister M. Henrietta, S. M.. B. A. English. Sister Mary Ligouri, S. N. D., B. A. Spanish. French. Bernard J. Grause, B. A., Athletic Director Spanish. Walter Bartlett, B. A. Latin, Spanish. Miss Mary Kavanaugh, Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping James E. O'ConnelL B. A. U. S. History. Civics. J Alfred Schehl, A. A. G. O. usic.

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Our Principal During our four years at Elder High School, we. the Seniors of '25. have had much knowledge imparted by our good teachers. The following are a few thoughts which have been inculcated into our hearts and new spring forth. They are the indirect results of the excellent curricuium of this Catholic Institution of Learning. Those thoughts are of the debt, appreciation and gratitude due to out good Principal, the Reverend William G. Schmitt. To him we are indeed indebted for the progress we have made in our studies during our high school years. for by his untiring efforts and eHicient ability in arranging and con- ducting our various studies he has made school work a pleasure rather than a burden for us. Through his untiring patience En overcoming the difficulties that come up from time to time among us, he has won our admiration. His un- ceasing labors to help complete the new school. the first centralized Catholic school in this section of the State, has won for him a mark of distinction that will live in our memory forever. We likewise owe appreciation to our principal for the fact that his idea in conducting a school is not to enforce a rigid discipline. but to introduce and promote self-discipline. for, from self- discipline the ennoblement of life results. That he has succeeded in ac- complishing this, we, the Seniors of ,25. will, I hope, prove within a few NORA CASSIDY, MILDRED BRINKt