Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Twenty THEODORE RAHE TEDDY St. MichaeIiLiterary Society. Thar IIrsle be wroughte, and afterward be taughte. The only student who was encouraged to talk motel Seems to view life from the sidelines. Yet Ted is not in a coma. Results of exams, tests, etc. prove that. Instead of talking a great deal about what he intended to do, Ted just kept quiet and did it. MARGARET RAUEN MARGIE St. LawrenceiRedle Club. Center Ball Team. Annual StaE. Useful, amiable, serviceable in an honest unpretending way? Margaret possesses innate powers of expression and charm. She does remarkably well in her studies and has achieved much success in her favorite study. English. She acknowl- edged in class one day that she was waiting patiently for an inspiration to write a poem. Cheer up. Margie! Good will makes labor light. As a member of the debating society her arguments are always forceful and convincing CLETUS REULMAN DUTCH St. Williami'E Club. Football, l23. ,24. IiLittle feet a-tripping. What doctor is better than a good laugh? Dutch guar- antees to make a corpse grin. Those struggling for gold medals don't fear Dutch as the dark horse . yet the class remembers more than one commendation of his work. A steady worker and a good jokcster; that's Dutch all over. CATHERINE RUDIG HSTEVE Holy FamilyuRedle Club. Center Ball Team A bonny maid and pnpular, too, Her friends are many, her enemies few, Catherine O'Meara Rudig, cbmmonly called Steve is just the kind of 21 girl no graduating class could possibly do without Catherine is humorous. jolly, kind, and obliging. Her one hobby is to water the plants and clean the black- boards. She is a faithful follower oi Morpheus, but still has plenty of time to get all her assignments.

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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

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JOHN RUDIG JACK Holy Family What! Is this a holiday? Jack has had a rather hard time of it. In spite of several long and frequent short periods of illness, during his four years at Elder, he has somehow managed to rake to- gether enough knowledge to qualify for promotion, and rise one step with each succeeding year. His perseverance does him credit. ROBERT SCHONHOFT BOB St. William Speech is silver. silence is golden. If that is so. then Bob prefers to get rich in silveri HThe louder you are, the better they know you, is a pet motto of his Bob seems on at least fair terms with everyone, in- cluding some of the faculty. Has contrived to earn good gradings, though not threatening to grace himself with the laurel wreath. 2a- ELIZABETH SCHROTT USCHROTTIE St. William-Redlc Club. Center Bail Team. An entertaining young miss. With no point of rhamrter amiss Schrottie'J or HBetty as she prefers to be called is the only auburn-haired beauty in the ciass. She possesses unv failing good humor and keen intellectual powersi She is a good elocutionist and an excellent debater. Her musical voice is very expressive. In other words. USchtottie is an engaging Senior with a striking personality. GRACE SHRIVER St. LawrenceeRedle Club. Center Ball Team. Spanish Club Fair of face and gracious in words and actions. Grace has a very winning way about her, and for this reason is a friend of everyone. She never fails to laugh at the jokes of her class-mates and very often adds some of her humor to the wit of the class. Grace is a very good Spanish linguist and often is seen holding a short conversation with one or other of her Spanish class-mates. ' Twenty-one