Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MARGARET SULLIVAN HSULLY Holy Fiamilthpanish Club, Centerball. Don't worry, dear, it doesn't pay, The cheerful heart maheth bright the day . 'iSully is a true exponent of Elderifull of pep. enthusi- asm and fun, she is a dispeller of gloom, For a girl blessed with such an optimistic temperament we prophesy happiness and prosperity IDA ROSE SUTHOFF ' HIDA Sr. Lawrence-Spanish Club. Lightly tripping on her toes. Sunny Smilesiour Ida Rose . Throughout her four years in high school, Ida Rose has been an energetic worker in all Class activities. both scholas- tic and social. She is the smallest girl in the Class but some- how does not favor the distinction. She frequently amuses the Class with the escapades and original sayings of her little brother. 'iPat . FLORENCE TAPKE a HFLO ' 1 SL LawrenceiSpanish Club, Centerball. 7 l l 1 i l l ,. 1 ll nStill water runs deep . Florence is another of our quiet but capable young ladies. Her splendid school work is the admiration of all her class- mates. We understand that after she secures her diploma in June she will study nursing. To relieve the pain and suf- fering of others is indeed a noble ambition, Florence. May your pleasant ways continue in your chosen field. VICTOR TEKULVE COUNT St, Williamhai'E Club, Literary Society, Football, '25, Class Basketball. Count on me . Count can be relied upon to give his best efforts, no mat- l ter how dificult a task is set before him. His grace and l refmement well fit with his social popularity. On Elder's l eleven he attracted a great deal of attention and proved a valuable lineman. Twentynseuen

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Twenry-sr'x OLIVER STIENS OLLIE ResurrectionsStudent Council. Elder Literary Society. Class Basketball. Cheer Leader. i'iFrom child to youth thou life has! spun. And to final success due rotund ..... Through the quake and din of Caesaris battles. now past the courts of Cicero, the lawyer, now triumphantly under the Arch of Virgil. Bow down. Cicero. bow down. I say. to your new master! But not all scholarly is OllieV Oh. no! If you are looking for him. a peek at the campus and lo! He is there. Never mind your tie. OHie. it's perfect. ELMER STOCKELMAN STOCKY St. Teresa. Life's pleasures are but tasted in passing: Their memory is sweetest when past'C HWe have nothing to report at this meeting, because noth- ing was assigned to us . This was his pet saying as Chair- man of the Social Committee. but whenever anything was to have been achieved, Stocky was always there. Work done by him was considered well done: so well that many times - it was used as a model by other classmates. GILBERT STRYKER GIL Holy FamilysVicesPresident of Senior Class. Literary Society, Football. '23, '24, '25, Basketball, iii '26. Base- ball. '24. '25, '26, E Club. GE! Penseroso' '. Gil's athletic ability could never be judged by his conduct, for his meditative. sober character easily misleads one. He is a gentleman always. everywhere. an ideal model for high school pupils. ROGER STRYKER i'FITZ Holy Family. Auto mechanic, electrician, chemistry, whiz, and musician 311 in one man. We imagine Fitz would get confused and insulate his uke strings with tape, or try to pump air into a test tube. This knowledge well applies to his work in school. He has a wrench for every nut but himseif.

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Twenty-er'ght JOHN TIERNAN UJOLL Holy Familthootball, '23, '24, '25 tCath, HE Club. Large is his body and his soul sincere . During the three years that uJolI has played guard for Elder's team he has broken up more opponentsi plays than Nurmi broke running records. He was honored with the captaincy in his last year. Long evenings of study and re- search have placed Joll well up among the shining lights of the classroom. EDWARD WHITEHEAD i'WHITEY Holy Familthootball, '23 C, ,24. V25, Basketball, '24-, '25 tCath, President. Athletic Association, Vice-President, Literary Society, EH Club. Clap hands! Here cotnes Whiteyi't Has anyone seen Whitey serious save when out on the campus fighting for his Alma Mater? If so. afiidavits are solicited. Yes, Whitey is there whether in athletics, social events, 01' studies. so that he might be termed a clever athlete, a good dancer, and an earnest student. It might be added that there is nothing Whitey does that of which cannot be said, Very good, Eddie . ALOIS WILLKE hDOC St. TeresahCheer Leader, Literary Society. ' Come on. Elder . HAll right, gang. let's give 'em the Skyrocket . That's Doc. As a cheer leader he has it on the best of them. and Doc the student, is even better than Doc the cheer leader. Although most of his time is spent working or studying, he has plenty left to be a good fellow. His executive ability was recognized by his appointment to vice-presidency of the CiVic and Vocational League. EDWARD WILLS EDDIE St. LaWIQHCEsLiterary Society. Youth is full of pleasures. Age is full of care . Eddie's serious countenance and matured appearance does not bespeak his geniality and the spirit of his youth No, it is rather in his words and actions that we see the real Eddie. His conversation is aiways entertaining. noteworthy. and w companied with fitting gestures. Probably because of this Eddie is employed as a saiesman in a well known haber- dashery establishment.