Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Page Twenty-eight ROBERT J. MCORMAN PAT s+. william. ' DramaTic Club. Class Baseball. Track, '30, '3l, '32, '33. On The sTage he was naTural, simple, a'ffecTing. Bob is an acTive sTudenT and well versed in any sporT. WhaT he likes mosT of all, Though, is To acT. He was also one of The mainsTays in The Track Team. and scored in almosT every meeT. He hopes To be one oT WalTer Hampdens casT some day.' CLIFFORD A. MUELLER CLIFF Holy Family. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. His love Tor learning was in TaulT. We oTTen wondered abouT CliTi. NOT ThaT we doubTed his abiliTy To do Things well, buT The way in which he did Them. His meThod oT doing Them oTTen necessiTaTed ai lasT-minuTe eTForT, buT he always came Through and many Times wiTh some sTarTling work. His claim To aThleTic Tame lies 'in his abiliTy To play leTT field much aTTer The manner oT Chick': HaTey. JOHN W. MURPHY MuRPH ST. Aloysius. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. Track, '3I, '32, '33. Band, '3l. STudenT SpiriTual Council. Come back To Erin. Murph is a progressive Tarmer ouT There in Bridge- Town. He inTends To sTudy commercial engineering- good boy! He loves To ask quesTions, especially in MaTh, and is FaTher Haneberg's sole worry. His yellow Chev always conTains The one and only. JOHN X. MULVEY JOHN ST. William. Band, '30, '3l, '32, '33. OrchesTra. Civic and VocaTional League. DramaTic Club. Cheve off To Buffalo. John Turns his ThoughTs To music every spring. He is a pioneer member oT Elder's band, and his Tuba playing is The high-lighT aT TooTball games. John aspires To be a mechanic, as he owns and works over an anTique ChevroleT. He is nonchalanT, and is a big inTeresT To The Tair sex. NICHOLAS J. MUELLER NlCK Our Lady oT PerpeTual Help. Class Baseball. Class BaskeTball. DramaTic Club. For him lighf labor spread her wholesome sTore. His quieT and pensive aTTiTude makes us believe ThaT Nick is hiding his lighT under a bushel. He has never been seen under The spell oT The blues. One- Third oT The Sedamsville conTingenT. Formerly one of FaTher Kramer's TavoriTe LaTin sTudenTs. IT he succeeds in business as he has succeeded in baseball, his worsT is over.

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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.

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ROY J. MURRAY ROY Resurreclion. Track, '30, '3l. Class Baskelball. Class Baseball. Sen'limen+aI genileman 'From Iliff. Roy's only worry is his hair: i+'s always in his eyes. I-le is a bundle of energy. is enlhusiaslic abou+ every- lhing, and will 'fry anylhing once. I-le is quile a sprinler, and his Track praclice slands him in good slead- chasing 'Ihe Selonnifes. RAYMOND W. NAGEL RAY Sl. Calharine. Track, '3l, '32. Foolball, '30, '3l. E Club. Drink Io me only wifh 'Ihine eyes. Ray is beller known Io his many Wesiwood 'Friends as I-langoverf' Why? Perhaps he oblained Thai boislerous laugh lwhich is his indelible idenliiicaiionl from lhe posilion as dealer in Old Fords and whal' have you? Besides social affairs and bowling, Ray likes +o smoke his lrusiy corncob. JAMES J. NAU JIMMY S+. Lawrence. Solaiec Club. Class Baseball. Slow buf sure. An innocenl bysiander mighl be led To believe Ihai he does noi enioy Trig., his 'Firsl class, because he only comes for 'rhe lasl half of Ihe class. Furihermore, he is charmingly shy, or ai leasl seems 'ro Think il' useful io give Jfhal' impression. I-le is one of 'rhe besl' bowlers iniihe class, and we hope he will ccnlinue lo make slrikes lhrough life wilhoul any bad breaks lo mar his score. WILLIAM B. PHELAN BlLL S+. Teresa. Fooiball, '3l, '32. Track, '32. Swimming, '33. Band, '30, '3I. E Club. g Love makes The world go round. Bill has lhe repulaiion of being quile a ladies' man. Al' lasl we have discovered why he is so sorrowful during lhe winler monihs, when a cerlain young lady is. in Florida. His principal lype of lilerafure is the lyric poem, by means of which he skillfully confesses his love To l'he lucky girls. A ROBERT E. PU RNHAGEN PURN Sf. William. Say, did you see +he new show? Purn spends his Salurdays and Sundays downlown, going To ihe movies. I-le can name more movie slars in one minufe Than any usher can in one hour. I-le seldom loses his lemper al anylhing, no mailer how Irying il is lo him. I-lis good nalure is his biggesl' assel. Page Twen ty-nin e