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Twelve In complying with the request for dedicatory words for the 1926 Elderado. it seems proper to interpret again the meaning of Elder. as far as that word signifies a spirit. a tradition. an aim. and an ideal. A name is a meaningless symbol if no reality stands behind the symbol. To me. the name Elder is the symbol of a priceless tradition that has been present from the first days of the school's organization and which has ever become more real and recognizable as the years have passed To interpret that spirit or tradition. let me call it the spirit of American youth. hopeful buoyant youth: the golden age of life, when the dawning consciousness of life's responsibility is siowly unfolding: an era of good feeling, when duties are made easy by the gentle control of school routine and teacher guidance: the period of life's richest experiences, in an environ- ment of the worlds treasury of knowledge This spirit Elder has sought to cultivate, to nourish and to perfect. The deeds of every single pupil have been directed toward this highest ideal. in the classroom. on the tcampus. in the home. In word and example, the consecrated lives of its teachers have been spent in making effective the motto of the school. Aitiora . Whether Elder has succeeded in this task. we must let both present and future conduct of its boys and girls prove, The 1926 Elderado has sought to catch this spirit and in serious as well as in light vein. has endeavored to present it to you in the words of the boys and girls themselvest May it through its pages. interpret more fully the meaning of Elder than this single Dage can hope to do. REV. WILLIAM SCHMITT, Principal.
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FACULTY Rev. Wiliiam Schmitt. S T. L. M4 An Principal. Lan'n, Religion Rev. Francis J. Bredestege. S. T. L M. A. Latin, Greek, Religion Rev. Peter J. Schnuck. B. A. English. Latin, Religion. Brother John Nickel, S. M.. M 5:. M athema tics. Brother Thomas Bodie, S. M.. B. A. English. Brother Andrew Weber. S. M.. B St English, German. Brother Martin Boll. S. M.. B. A. Spanish. History. Brother Leo Rausch, S. M.. B. Sc. Algebra, Biology, Science. Brother Louis Hettich, 5. M., B. Sc, Chemistry, Algebra. Brother John Hock. S. M. Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Brother Joseph Metze. O. S. F. Drawing. Brother Mirus, O. S, F. Manual Training. Bernard Grause, B. An Athletic Director History, Civics. Walter Bartlett, B. A. English, Latin, Arithmen'n Sister Mary Constance. S. M.. B. A, English. U. 8, History. Sister M. Romana, S. C., B. A. Mathematics, Latin Sister Berchmans. S. C. Stenography. Typewrirmg. Sister Maria George, S C Stenography, Bookkeeping. Sister Mary Irena S. M., M. A. English, Spanish. Sister Mary Noel, O. S. F. English, History. Sister Mary Lawrence, 0. S. F., M. A. English, Latin, German. Sister Mary Ligouri, S. NV D, B A. Spanish, French. Sister Agnes Paula, S. N. D., B, A. Physics, Science. Sister Rose Anthony. S. C.. B. A. English. Miss Mary Kavanaugh. Arithmetic. Miss Mildred Kolde. Secretary. J, Alfred Schzhl. A, A Gv 0 Music. But they that are learned. shall shine as the brightness of the Ermament: and they that instruct many to justice. .15 stars for all eternity. -D:m. XII. 3. Eleven
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VIRGINIA AUSTING GIN 5t. WilliamiCEnterball. A miIu' manner and a gentle heart? A quiet. unassuming girl is 'iGin but always ready to give her help whenever and wherever it is needed. Many of us do not know Virginia as well as we would like to. and we know that we are missing something, for those whom she really Counts among her friends can tell you how for tunate they are. CLARENCE BARNES JESSIE St. Lawrenceiljterary Society. Hard he- labored, Iong and well O'er his books his young head felt Our Class Poet and Humorist! i'Jessie is one of these rare gems so seidom found. but when uncovered reveals its true beauty. He is a poet of no mean ability. and some of his productions have already won him fame. 'iJessie is a banner student, and .1 loyal follower of Elder's athletic teams. EMMET BERNENS BEAUTYH Sti Williamw-Litcrary Society. This Winsome young man can work trig while he is sleeping imaybe better than when awakoi No insinua- tions on our part against Emmet's ability. In every other branch he is hard to best. After 2:!2 he can be found at a large motor establishment using his salesman ability. LEO BRADY i'LEE Sti LawrencciClass Basketball. Literary Society. i'Ouer rocks that are lhe steepest, He will find a way. If laughter is contagious. our friend. Lee. is an epidemic. Lee is an all around Good Fellow and participates in every activity of the Class. His wit and humor are astonishing and help to cheer many a dreary hour. Thirteen
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