Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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EDWIN R. KUHN ' ED Sl. William. V Annual Slall. Manager ol Play. '33. Sincerily is his password. E Ed is a sludenl ol whom lhe school can well be proud. Besides being one ol lhe inlelligenlsia ol lhe school, Ed has been successlul in several school socielies. The greal success ol lhe play by lhe 'Seniors was, lo a large exlenl, due lo his slcilllul managing ol il. DENNIS LAHEY HDENNYH P l-loly Family. A Class Baseball. Class Baslcelball. Sublle as a Sphinx, yel dominaling all. Very seldom do we hear Denny'f raise his voice in acclaim or resenlmenl in lhe classroom. yel we always lcnow he is presenl. l-le has never given lhe prolessors a minule's hlrouble, and is a genllemanbolh in' and oul ol lhe classroom. l-lis chiel paslime is giving speeches in Civics class. EDWIN H. LAMEIER EDDIE Sl. Michael. Class Baseball. Class Baslcelball. My hearl is like a song. No beller lriend could one have. l-lis chiel ambilion is lo some day walk lrom a boxing ring wilh ,a cham- pionship bell in his possession. Bul Eddie will nol have lo rely upon his lisls as a means ol livelihood. lor he possesses a mind capable ol greal lhings. .l-le loves lo dress well, bul hales lo wear a lie. We ollen wonder whal he does down in Sedamsville every Sundaynighl. VINCENT LUEBBE i LuEB Sl. William. Annual Slall. Class Baseball. Naughl man could do, have I lell undone. Vince, besides having lhe repulalion ol being lhe lallesl lellow lhal has allended Elder in many a year, also possesses lhe marlcs ol an oulslanding scholar. l-le possesses an accurale knowledge ol Spanish. which is rivaled by all lhe Senior Spanish sludenls. BERNARD L. LUKEN BERNiE Sl. Aloysius. Track, '32. Class Baslcelball. l loolc before and aller And pine for whal is nol. Bernie is a quiel sludenl, and anylhing he under- lakes is always well done. Allhough he hails lrom 'way oul lhere, none ol lhe Slale Avenue boys have suc- ceeded in pulling anylhing over on him. l-le is slow and easy-going. and always willing lo help oul a lellow-sluclenl. Page Twen ty-five

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Page Twenty-four HAROLD KENDALL THHAH' I ST. Lawrence. E , H Class Baseball.. lT is grea,T To 'granT: iT is mig,hTy To maize. Hal ioined ourioyous' company' in The Sophomore year, coming Trom The land oT KenTucky Colonels. YeT, despiTe This TacT, we have heard very Tew words Trorn him. He used his energy, noT in sTriving'Tor aThleTic Tame, buT in acquiring an educaTion ThaT wehknow will b'eneTiT him greaTly in laTer life. 4 ' PAUL F.' KERKHOFF' KERK T ST. Lawrence. Tennis, '32, '33. Band. '30, '3l, '32, '33. E Club. SecreTary oT SolaTec Club. SecreTary oT LiTerary SocieTy. y Annual STaTT. Q . ChemisTry-I-iT's easy. T , Paul' can be ranked among The A-I sTudenTs of The Senior! Class. His consisTenT -eTForTs have,resulTed in TruiTTul realizaTions, we are surep He is The sTar chem- isTry pupil oT' The class, buT when PaulsgeTsi in The chemisTry laboraTory -iwaTch ouT. ANTHONYA AQ KLOCKE TONY , , ST.-CaTharine.4 Band, '3l, Class BaslceTball,. i ii Hey, Sully! , , , The only Senior ThaT never worries abouT his sTudies, and consequenTly he is always in ag iovial mood. His chieT pasTime.is combing his hair in class: coulcln'T do wiThouT Sullivan: and loves Modern-HisTory. , T CARL B.,KORFHAC-BEN KORF . Q ST. MarTin. STudenT SpiriTual Council. LiTerary ST-aTT. A Annual STaTT. Class Baseball. l love To choose and see my paTh. I I A brillianT sTudenT, a wiTTy conversaTionalisT, and an affable companion-These are The reasons Tor KorT's populariTy aT Elder. He loves To indulge in The inTri- cacies oT ChemisTry, parTicularly The iomic Theory, bu'T he Tells us ThaT he really inTends To be a Tamous aero- nauTical engineer some day. eEoReE KRQECHTING YATZ ST. Teresa. SolaTec Club. FooTball, '3l, '32. E Club. Class Baseball. The way is buT shorT-away! YaTz has been wiTh us Two years, buT in This Time we have seen and heard much 'From him. He is a language sTudenT who delighTs principally in reciTing German: loves To play TooTball: and hasn'T missed an Elder sporT evenT in Two years. Monday mornings seem To be his weakness.

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JAMES J. McCREA MAC Sf. Leo. Baseball, '33. Say, who won yes+erday? Mac ioined us in fhe Senior year, coming from Mf. Alverno. His cheeriness made him a popular figure immediafely. There is nofhing he likes beffer fhan fo play baseball-and Civics. He is an orafor of no mean abilify, and has fallced his way ouf of plenfy of penalfy work. RALPH E. MEYER RALPH Sf. Lawrence. Vice-Presidenf of Solafec Club. Annual Sfaff. Class Baseball. Thy soul was like a sfar, and dwelf apart Everyone silenfly admires Ralph. He is indusfrious, reserved-an excellenf sfudenf and a much-desired friend. ln class he is fhe answer fo a professor's prayer: ouf of class he is fhe personificafion of genfle- manliness ifself. The indusfry he manifesfed as a sfudenf is his assurance cf success. HARRY A. MEYERS ..H.. - Resurrecfion. Class Baseball. Class Baslcefball. Golf. '32, '33. E Club. Fore. Harry is a devofee of fhaf ancienf Scofch game, golf. Nafurally, he was a sfar player on fhe school golf feam. His calm disposifion never leaves him leven when he.gefs info a sand frap.l Alfhough Harry may never go blind from sfudying, he is really a good sfudenf. ROBERT M. MILLER BOB ' Blessed Sacrament Foofball, '33, Class Baseball. A man, he is, fo all fhe counfry dear. Bob has convinced us of his Herculean sfrengfh by fhe way he sfopped fhe opposifion on The gridiron. He is one of fhose chaps who seldom speak when unnecessary, buf who, when he does speak, says plenfy. We feel fhaf fhe only misfalce he made since coming fo Elder was fhe buying of an ancienf Dodge. BERNARD W. MONNIG JUNE Resurrecfion. German Club. Golf. '32. Class Baslcefball. Class Baseball. A golf pro in disguise. One of fhe few modesf chaps af Elder. His am- bifion is fo become a union caddy. He is a very good marksman wifh an eraser and fakes parf in This pasfime frequenfly af fhe expense of ofhers. l-le claims fo be a good baslcefball player.