Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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E z'ghteenl BERNARD MACKE BEN St. LawrencesLitcrary Society. They win that smile. If it is really so, that silence is golden, then Ben is the possessor of vast wealth. His very reticence kept us from knowing much about him. We know he will win in the game of life. for he never loses his smile. and a smile is the best ticket through this worldly show. ALICE McCABE MAC St. LawrencesClass Secretary. Redle Club. Center Ball Team. Large or small, petite 01' mil, Alice McCabe is the smallest of all. What would our class have been without our petite little Alice? She has an unselfish devotion to her class interests. and surely merits to be our HClass Secretary. Alice. too. does no: lack in school spirit, for, she is always seen cheering for the Purple and Whitel Whatever her plans for the future may be, our best wishes follow her. LUCILLE MOCK LUCIE St. Vincent de PaulsRedle Club. Center Ball Team. Music is not her only charm. If you do not know Lucille very well, you are apt to judge her as one of those quiet, reserved girls. However, her most intimate friends will readily assure you that once Lucie l'gets started she is really quite jolly. Lucie is a good stu- dent. too, as the high marks she attains in most of her studies will prove. LOUIS MOORMAN LOU St. Lawrence?Literary Society. A silent uor'ce bespeahs :1 Luise mind. When Lou broke silence he said something. Has been with us only a year, but has set us a beautiful example of silent loyaltysthe kind that ACTS. Lou intends going to the Seminary. Mainod prosper his work. He is one of whom the class is especially proud. I Alum:

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SILVERIUS KUNZ VES St. TeresaiAnnual Staff. President, Athletic Association. Football. '23, l24. Literary Society. E Clubi Basket- ball. l23, '24. '21 Baseball, '24. '25. lan'te me as one who loves his fellowmen. Six feet long. and a gentleman all the way. Reams of paper might be used in writing good things about Ves, but we consider the foregoing a good summary. Never aiming to star, he still held an honorable position in scholastic and athletic achievement. Believes in holding the fort till the last man is down. ELIZABETH LEITNER BETTY Resurrectionv-Redle Club. Center Ball Team. Spanish Club. A girl with a purpose In life. Elizabeth is one of our best students. Her splendid char- acter and jolly disposition have won for her many friends. She is trying to make the most of her Senior Year. Her ambition is to be a teacher and we must admit that she is making earnest preparation for this sublime calling. ROSALIA LINNEMAN ilALEJ' St. LawrenceiClass Vice President. Redle Club. iCenter Ball Team. l'Luugh and the world laughs with you. Ale. one of our liveliest classmates, is bound to bring sunshine and happiness wherever she goes. She is considered to be one of the beauties of the class, although she does not seem to know it. Rosalia is preparing to enter the com- mercial worldi Can you see her busily typing in her father's office? ESTHER LUKEN ResurrectioniRedle Club. Center Ball Team. Spanish Club. A sunny disposition is the soul of success. Esther possesses those sterling qualities which characterize a typical gentlewoman. Her diligence to duty, her obedience, and her kindness make her admired by all, especially by her teachers. With such a brilliant past. Esther will certainly be able to realize her hopes of becoming a secretary in a railroad office, as a noble character is the foundation of success. Seventeen

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MARGARET NABERHAUS MARC St, Teresa-Class President Redlc Club. Annual Staff. A maiden, womanly and true: Sweet as the mountain rose. Margaret has won much honor at Elder, her chief and crowning glory being her election as President of the Senior Girls' Class. This honor was due to her hard and persistent work which has made her an out-stnnding figure in our school life. Sensible, capable, reliable, courteoushthese are a few of the attributes that can be truthfully applied to Margaret. GEORGE NEMANN HYATZ St. TeresaiClass Secretary. E Club. Literary So- ciety. Football, '24. Class Basketball. Nothing is so hard, but search wffl find it out. A most serious student! Almost too conscientious to risk an errori Take a chance, George: mistakes are stepping stones to success. George is a good athlete, He believes in sport for sportis sakei His loyalty as a friend is unques- tionable. J OSEPH PAUL CURLY Hoiy Familyh'iE Club. Football, '24. Literary So- ciety Basketball, V23. '24. '25. Twinkle, twinkle, Joe Paul's eyes. I wonder what behind them lies? Joe doesn't mind if there is work to dohso long as there are other folks to do it, But it is mainly a question of getting started with Joe. Here's a boy can surprise you. Don't think you know him just because you are acquainted with himi Joe hasn't any enemies, and surely that is a good recommendation. . ELIZABETH PFLRNZER Our Lady of Victorthedle Clubi Center Ball Team. Grant me honesr fame or grant me none. Elizabeth comes a greater distance than any of the other Seniors, and yet she is always on time, Her attendance record is the best in the school. This ShOWS us her character per- haps better than anything else. Music seems to be Eliza- bethis calling and from what we have seen and heard cf her experiences in Our Lady of Victory Orchestra, we are sure she will make a name for herself in the future. N in eteen