Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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J OHN PERZEL JOHNNY Our Lady of Perpetual Helpraseball, '24. Open forth the mind's door, She! dart forth and cloudward soar . Soaring. soaring above the clouds in the realms of success. That's John. He does not betray his thoughts but plugs ahead and succeeds. both in class and on the diamond. ROBERT PHELAN BOB St. LawrenceeLiterary Society. I have had playmates, I have had companion? In my days of childhood; in mg joyful school days . Bob's chief object in school. besides learning, is to be with his friends. Everyone, including the Willys-Knight, is Bob's companion. Bob is liked by everyone, so was the W-Ki His pet hubby is snapping pictures around about the campust J OSEPH PLAGGE JOE St. Teresa-eFootball, Z5. Literary Society, ME Clube Joe is one of those few formidable quiet chaps of which our class boasts. Joe frequently misses an English class. his time being taken up breaking test tubes in the Lab. Small and stem, may he also guide the stern of the big ship of Iife safely into port. ROSEMARY ROLFSEN ROSE St. Lawrence-eAnnual Staff, Civic Representative, German Club, Centerball. Every complete work reqmres a complete man . i'Rose is the personification of completeness. She is an exceptional student and her brilliancy hits its highest point in German and in Physics. When called upon for civic duty she is there heart and soul. for she is one of Elder's Representatives in the Civic and Vocational League. Twenty-three

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Twenty-tulo LOUIS MOELLERS LOU St. LawrencehSecx-etary of Literary Society. A lx'tlle man: a great mind . Through the evenings of fall, winter, and spring Lou studies intensely and neatly prepares his work. It was with ease that he crossed the Hpons assinorum and now loga- rithms no longer terrify him. Lou is addicted to sport and could tell you. offhand. the standing and the future pros- pects of almost any athletic team. DOROTHY MOLLOY DOT Sr. Lawrence-French Club. Centetball. uBy their 'words; ye shall know them . True wordsl By her Irish withthat is one of the ways by which we came to know and appreciate Dot. In spite of her inclination to the humorous side of life, she has been no slacker in her classes. Do: is a French scholar: when- ever any cause for exclamation presents itself. Mon enfant is heard to ring out in the clear accents of Dot's voix . CLIFFORD MYERS llCLlFF St. LawrencehLiterary Societyt Save your sorrow for tomorrow . It would be odd to see Cliff's face without a smile for more than five minutes. The fact is we've never seen it thus. Sometimes we wish Clilf would teach us the secret of his jollity. He's a chemist and quite a mathematician. too, He began his Lab course with live test tubes: has broken three. and now has six. LU All of which requires deep thohght. ANNA LOUISE NEWMAN 'lANN'l Holy Familthrench Clubl Basketball. Centerball. HRare compound of oddity. frolic and fun , Life is one long path of sunshine for Ann. When she joins a conversation we all are willing to stop and to listen. Her animation seems contagious for wherever you find Ann, you fmd fun and frolic. She is one of the cutest and most attractive chatterboxes in the Class.

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Twenry-four JEROME ROSEMEYER JERRY St. William-Football. '24. '25, Annual SUE, Literary Society. Senior Class, President. 1' found him in the shining 0f the stars . Jerry has a peculiar yearning for the Wanderlust , yet, despite this trait, he has made good at his studies. His good nature and friendliness to everyone is the secret of his popularity Upon the campus a livelier fellow cannot be found. and in the class he is the center of activity. CHARLES ROTH HCHARLIE St. TeresasElder Literary Society. In my hands I find my wealth . If present observations prove correctly Charlie is going to be an artist listing in the Hall of Fame with Michael Angelo and Rembrandt. But art interests him at spare mo- ments oniy for his records of pursuit of knowledge are wonderful credentials for his chosen profession. FRED RULANDER 'RUDY St. LawrencesFootball. '25. Thou art too serious a jester? When Rudy has the Nash with him he is your best friend. but when he begins to tell you jokes you become so irritated as to wish that a certain show house would burn down. We give Rudy credit though, his schoiastic record was not im- paired in the least by his nightly works And never did he give himself over to the god of sleep while in the ciassroom. MARGARET SCHEHL 'iMARG St. Lawrence-German Club. An angel-warered 1in that near God Grows and is quiet . A girl from whom we hear little. either in or out of Class. She is never found hurrying to school or up to Religion Class. Her school duties never burden her. yet none are neglected, as her report shows. She can find time to study at home after the clatter of many little voices has ceased. She is a promising musician and on'e of the most courteous and sensible girls of the Class.