Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WALTER F. BOHMER WAL S+. Lawrence. Track, '30, '3l, '32. Class Baseball. Class Baskelball. Lilfl'le buy? migh1'y. Wal gives us lhe impression of a happy, carefree lad. Noi 'lhal' he does noi care whal' happens. buf 'lhal hedoes no'l' believe in crossing bridges fill he comes +o +hem. If all men spread sunshine like Wal, +here soon would be no more sunshine. l-le s+ill won- ders how any man could Think of so many diflierenl' Jrhings To learn abou? bookkeeping. EDWARD J. BONERT NED.. S+. Leo. Track, '32. I'm a dreamer, buf aren'+ we all? Ed is conslanlly cheerful and his sfeady smile has made him well liked by everyone. l-le loves-To dream in cerlain classes, buf il' never alfecls his work. l-le has greal abilily, especially when if comes +o Civics. ll's rumored +ha+ he wanfs lo become a lawyer. LOUIS F. BRAUCH LEFTY i S+. William. Foolball, '3l, '32. Baskelball. '33. Baseball, '3l, '32, '33. E Club. v Why worry? There's plenly of lime. Lef'ry's cracks, wise and ofherwise, are heard spas- modicallv and are enioyed by everyone excepl 'rhe profs. l-lis pleasanf frame of mind exlends from class- males io Freshmen alike. Lelily is fhe 'rhree-leH'er rran of our class. Foolball, baskelball. and baseball malze no difference. l-le likes 'rhem' all and ranks firsf in each. Perfeclion is his aim in life. BERNARD F. BREIG . BARNEY Blessed Sacramenl. Band, '3I, '32, '33. Orcheslra. '33. Annual Sialf. i Play, Fiddle, Play. We shall never forge? lhe nighl when we heard Barney play his violin ai The Pareni-Son celebralion. Then we firsl realized +ha'r a greal' violinisi slood in our midst l-le does no+ confine his Jralenrs lo music, how- ever: he is also a conscienkious sludenl, being espe- cially capable in German class. THOMAS E. BROWN TOM Sl.Willia'fl. Class Baske+ball. Class Baseball. Tom always gave l'he besl he had. This perhaps accounls for his greal success in rhe classroom. In addilion +o his nofed scholasfic abilily, he is also quile an alhlele and was one of rhe main reasons why his class baseball Team enioyed such a successful season. His cheery smile and kind words have proved a solace as well as pleasure 'ro many during his lhree-year slay al Elder. i I l Page Seventeen

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Page Sixteen LOUIS B. ALBERS LOU ST. Teresa. FooTball, '32. BaskeTball, '33. Baseball, '30, '3I, '32, '33. Tennis, 30, 3l, '32, Annual STaTT. SecreTary of SolaTec Club. E Club. An all-around man. During his career aT Elder iT has been Lou's moTTo ThaT acTions speak louder Than words. And has he acTed! His achievemenTs on The Tield and in The class- room speak Tor Themselves. We hope To see him some day cavorTing around The hoT corner aT Redland Field. We've heard iT said ThaT Lou has his liTTle weakness. We wonder if she asked him To leT his hair grow laTely. FRANCIS W. BACKHERMS . IVY ' Holy Family. FooTball, '3l, '32. BaskeTball, '32, '33. Band, '30, '3l. Class BaskeTball. Class Baseball. Vice-PresidenT oT Senior Class. E Club. By his music you shall know him. lvy is known by all music lovers and dancers of Elder Tor his Tickling of The ivories in Arnold's OrchesTra. A sTurdy guard of The TooTball Team, a genfleman in The classroom, quieT, and has never Tailed To have an excuse Tor being absenT- even on Mondays. GEORGE C. BENINGHAUS GEORGE Holy Family. Tennis, '3I, '32, CapTain '33. E Club. Annual STaTf. For sociefy, saiTh The Texf, is The happiness of life. George is The Beau Brummel of Elder. As New Yorkers dress, George dresses. His social engagemenTs may have deprived him of a Tew hours of sTudy during his Tour years, buT never ol: his Tennis, in which he is a TirsT-raTer. Joi-IN A. BERKEMEYER HBERKII ST. William CloThes make The man. Berk could well be called The Jim BoTTomley of 4-A, boTh in regard To his disposiTion and his abiliTy' To cover TirsT base. He Thinks Thai' The coming summer will be a huge success if he and Purn can make iT To Chicago in Their recenTly acquired Buick. Perhaps he had beTTer keep posTed on all The good repair shops along The rouTe. ROBERT E. BERNINGER BOB ResurrecTion. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. LiTerary SocieTy. Annual STaTT. Bob has never been seen wiThouT a smile on his face. He is anoTher of The popular Seniors, because of his cheerfulness and quick reply. He sporfs a hair- cuT ThaT would puT The Kaiser To shame. High-poinl' man on his class baskeTball Team, Too.

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Page Eighteen WILLIAM G. BRUEGGEMEYER BILL ST. Teresa. Traclc, '33, LiTerary SocieTy. C-5olT, '33, Class BasIceTbaIl As a wiT, if noT T'irsT, in The very TirsT line. Bill is undoubTedly a crediT To The school. His TavoriTe pasTimes are essay wriTing, public speaking. wise-cracking, and broad-iumping. An essay wriTTen by him represenTed Elder in a naTion-wide conTesT: he was always an inTeresTing speaker in The LiTerary SocieTy: his reTreshing iolces were always welcomed by The Tired Seniors: and. if you care To hear abouT his broad- iumping, aslc Mr. BarTIe++. HARRY E. BRUNSMAN HARRY ST. CaTherine. Life is much easier wiTh no worry. Harry is a happy-go-luclcy Tellow and never worries abouT a Thing. He has one greaT subiecT ThaT he ex- cells in-ATrican golT. He drives a Chev ThaT has mosT oT The liTe Icnoclced ouT oT IT, and is oTTen seen wiTh members oT The neighboring school. WILLIAM F. BU RNSIDE BILL ST. Michael. Class Baseball. Class BasIceTbaIl. E Club. FooTbalI, '32. LiTerary SocieTy. '32. A person musT be inTimaTely acquainTed wiTh Bill To realize his True meriT. He is usually quieT, buT respon- sive when called upon. There is no doubT as To wheTher he is ambiTious. He was never reprimanded by a proTessor: There was no need Tor iT. IT is said ThaT a Tew hearTs TluTTer when he wears ThaT AA IeTTer down The sTreeT. JAMES M. CARROLL . JIMMY ST. Lawrence. Class Baseball. Class BasIceTbalI. The smiling Irishman. Jimmy is our Irishman. His beaming smile and his ever-ready O. K. has made him a popular sTudenT among The Seniors. He can sell papers TasTer Than he can Talk: loves To play baseball: and has iusT Torsalcen The WesT End Tor Price Hill. JOHN T. CROWE TONS ST. Lawrence. Class Baseball. Class BaslceTball. Go WesT, young man: go WesT. The prodigal son of The Senior Class. ATTer spending six weeks in The WesT End, The call oT Elder broughT him baclc To us. His chieT weakness is inTerpreTing The Technical phrases oT boolclceeping under The supervision oT Fr. MeTz.