Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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WILLIAM J. FRANKE FRANKIE Blessed SacramenT. Drink milk Tor heaI+h. Bill is a man oT many accomplishmenTs. When noT playing The piano in The orchesTra, he is busily Trans- laTing his German essays. ln his spare Time he is oTTen seen aT Mause's Dairy-we wonder why? He keeps The proTs on Their Toes wiTh his insisTenT quesTioning. LOUIS D. GERDE' CERT Blessed Sa'cramenT. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. ConTound iT, sirl GerT is one oT Those Triendly chaps wiTh a cheery hello Tor everyone he meeTs. This has. won him a warm berTh in The hearT oT every sTudenT. If earnesT- ness and diligence make Tor a model sTudenT, Then There is none beTTer Than GerT. His ambiTion To suc- ceed and his iovial spiriT should win him a worThy posiTion in The world. VINCENT G. GILDAY VINCE ST. VincenT De Paul. I Band. '30, '3l. ...gl He never Told us whaT he was. He is well known around The school, noT only as a fine sTudenT, buT as a modesT genfleman and a Triend well worTh having. His sTerling personaliTy predicTs ThaT greaT Things are in sTore Tor him. M. NICHOLAS GLAUG NICK Blessed SacramenT. Band, '3l, '32, '33. OrchesTra. Treasurer oT The Senior Class. LiTerary SocieTy. DramaTic Club. ' Class BaskeTball. A liTTle gianT. There are Two Things in which Nick is principally inTeresTed: radio and dramaTics. No one will quesTion The Tormer, and as Tar as The laTTer is concerned, you musT remember ThaT he had a maior role in The play given by The Senior Class. WhaT really led us To The conclusion ThaT he is a born acTor, however, is The TacT ThaT he has learned To laugh aT a proT's ioke. STEPHEN S. GRANT STEVE ' ST. Henry. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. IT would Take quiTe a Tew pages To Tell oT all oT STeve's capabiliTies, buT here we mighT say ThaT he is a sTudenT oT worTh, as well as an aThleTe. He excells in baseball, having gaThered much oT his inTormaTion abouT iT as baT-boy Tor The Reds. No wonder he has such a large coIIec+ion oT baseballs. Quiet unassuming, and dependable-ThaT's Vincegfl Page Twenty-one

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Page Twenty ROBERT J. DOYLE BOB Holy Family. GolT, '33. Track, '33. Band, '3l, '32, '33. Music haTh power To sooThe The oppressed soul. Bob is one oT The ouTsTancling members of The Track Team. He is sorT oT a semi-quieT chap, buT silence denoTes deep ThoughT. He also makes The noise wiTh The cymbals in The band. His big ambiTion is some clay To be member oT The UniTed STaTes Olympic Team. JOSEPH V. DRIETLER JOE Holy SpiriT. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. Band, '32, '33, Silence porTrays deep Thought ln his Two years aT Elder, Joe has made a greaT :number oT Triends, as well as esTablishing an enviable f,QsgEholasTic record. He has a rare sense of humor. buT is also capable oT enTerTaining serious ThoughTs. All Joe is a real Tellow and a pal worTh having. RAYMOND H. ESPELAGE RAY ST. MarTin. SolaTec Club. Class Baseball. A genial chap. Ray's chieT inTeresTs are The soluTion oT diTTiculT Trig problems and The promoTion oT social aTTairs aT his parish church. He also works hard Tor Tilly's Pharmacy in iTs compeTiTive war wiTh The Dow Drug Co. Was TieTTmeyer's Tace red when Ray Told him To go hop in a barrel ? LOUIS F. ESSEN LOU ST. lvlarTin. Band, l3O, '3l, '32, '33, Annual STaTF. E Club. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTbaII. ConversaTion makeTh a ready man. Lou is one oT our mosT acTive Seniors. He may in- variably be seen giving a group oT aTTenTive classmaTes The low down on some approaching social evenT. Don'T leT Lou Tell you he isn'T a TavoriTe over aT SeTon. ROY J. FERNEDING ROY ST. Lawrence. y PresidenT oT Civic and VocaTional League. LiTerary SocieTy. Annual STaTT. Class Baseball. STudenT SpiriTual Council. IT knowledge be The mark, To know Thee shall suffice. Roy is an honor sTudenT of The graduaTing class. His speeches in The LiTerary SocieTy give evidence oT a lawyer, buT Trom Roy's words we gaTher ThaT he would raTher Teach English. A qu,ieT Tellow- someTimesg an aTTenTive and indusTrious lad always.

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i T 1 Page Twex ty-two ROGER E. GRIESE ' ROG ' -' ' ST. .Lawre'nce E PresidenT oT STudenT SpiriTual Council. Civic Repre- senTaTive. PresidenT oT SolaTec Club. LiTerary Soc'ieTy Annual STaTT. Cheer Leader. '30, '3l, '32, '33. - E Club. Track, '33. All iqnoranT ThaT soul ThaT sees Thee wIThouT ' wonder. V Rog, when called upon proved To be a leader oT no mean abiliTy. He demonsTraTed This abiliTy noT only by liTerally pulling a cheer Trom The cheering secTion, buT also in The splendid guidance oT The STudenT SpiriTual Council. A scholar oT exTraordinary abiliTy, and a genTleman always. The TaculTy and Seniors expecT much oT him in The world. RALPH A. GUETHLEIN BUTCH ST. CaTharine. Track, '3O. FooTball, '3l. E' Club. V When noT driving a Truck, BuTch is usually aT home enioying his TavoriTe diversions, which are beer and homework. ,Ralph ,is a very Triendly chap. lPerhaps ThaT accounTs Tor his many Triends, even among The weaker sex.l If he works in laTer liTe as hard as he did on The TooTball squad, Elder predicTs success To him. ' CHARLES J. HEIDEL CHARLEY ST. Lawrence. Class Baseball. Mr. BarTleTT's only worry. 1 AlThough Charley has been wiTh us Tour years, we have noT heard much Trom him. He is conTenT To leT The proTs and Seniors do The Talking.- His happiesT momenTs come when Mr. BarTleTT Tails To appear Tor The morning Spanish class. EDWARD P. HEMSATH EDDIE ST. Teresa. Who crowns a life of labor wiTh an age of ease. - Eddie is Truly a hard worker. This same indusTry ThaT he puT TorTh in class will some clay make him The owner oT a chain oT grocery sTores, Tor iT is in groceries ThaT his hearT lies. IT is rumored ThaT he has a liking Tor Tlowers, especially on Friday evenings. , WALTER FQ HERBERS WALLY ST. iv1arTin. Class Baseball. Sing a new song. Wally is undoubTedly Elder's mosT careTree and leisure-loving Senior. His greaTesT care is keeping ThaT wave in his nice. brown hair. He hopes some day To croon over The radio: as a resulT, his chieT occupaTion is memorizing The words To popular song-hiTs.