Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ROBERT H. TRAUT BOB Resurreciion. Baseball, '32, '33, Class Baslcefball. E Club. i Our Second Sac'cer. U Bob covered 'rhe lqeysione saclc for lhe baseball Team in a manner no? seen for many a year. Allhough no+ inclined To a greal' exlenl' inlelleclually, Bob gives his besl' eiiioris 'rewards his sludies. Good luclc in The world, Bob. E LE ,nov J. WEBER . KENO Si. Mar+in. Bancl, '30, '3l, '32, '33. E Club Liierary Sociely. My mirih rolls from soul io soul. Keno is ihe Falsiaff of The Senior Class. His love 'for mirfh and gayeiy has oflen broughf him a siagger- ing amouni of penaliy worlc, buf he does fha? more cheerfully +han one would imagine. Roy is also an excellenf musician, and wilh his Jrrombone he inslills 'rhe lil+ing rhyihm info The Elder Band. . PAUL F. WELLINGHOFF PAUL Sf. Teresa. Lilerary Socieiy. Solalec Club. Presideni of A+hle+ic Associalion Annual Sfaff. , Class Baseball. Class Baskelball. He never said a foolish 'lhing. Paul will undoubiedly succeed. Judging from lhe way in which he conducfed our pep-meefings, we are sure he is a born leader, and will be a dominaling figure in any field he en'rers. His record as a sluden+ speaks for ilself, and 'rhe noise is deafening. RAYMOND C. WINTERHALTER WlNCH S+. Teresa. Calholic Mission Crusade Liferary Sociefy. Traclc, '32. Class Baslceiball. Sure, I lcnow him. Winch is one of The besf-lilced siudenis in ihe school. Everyone from Jrhe Freshmen 'lo lhe Seniors are well acquainied wi+h him and his good nalure. He wrifes leifers io a ceriain girl fwice a week-receives fhem iusf as ofien. He has a personaliiy rivaling 'rhal of Clarlc Gable. L JUSTIN A. WITTROCK 'WITT , S+. Calharine. Fooiball, '30, '3l, '32 lco-Capiain. '32l. Baslcelball, '32, '33. E Club. Track, '33, His hear? is as massive as his body. WiH, as he is be'Her lcnown, is a real worlcer 'for Elder. Noi only has he loyally parlicipafed in 'lwo of The maior sporfs, buf he has also achieved honor as a siudeni. Always willing 'ro help ofhers, always endeav- oring 'fo work hard, and always sfriving +o give his besf, has made for him an innumerable number of friends.

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Page Thirty-two ARTHUR A. SPITZMUELLER HART!! S+. Caiharine. Swimming, '33. Class Baseball. E Club. Wai1' fill I grow my mustache. Ari is one of us. Though he hasn'+ 'fold us much aboui himself. he has revealed +his much 'ro us: he has failed in his aiiempi io raise a musfache. A greai help io ihe swimming feam: always fries his besi in class: a genileman always: and he doesn i like lhe fairer sex -much. CLETUS STOESER CLETE S+. Cafharine. Liiera ry Socieiy. Annual Siaff. Ach, do+'s easy. Cle+e is an ouisianding scholar of +he Senior Class. Alihough a quiei and reserved lad, he does noi hesifare io voice his opinions-especially in Civics class. Ger- man holds no fear for himjand if he coniinues 'lo acquire a knowledge of languages as he has done in The pasl, we expecl' +o see a language feacher in Fuiure years. HOWARD J. 'SULLIVAN suLLY L R S+. Lawrence. Class Baseball. A Quie+ as +he' day is long. Sully is probably The mosi quiei 'Fellow in The class. He hasn r displayed his scholasiic abiliiy 'io a very greai exieni, alihough we know Thai' he possesses The abiliry of a scholar. When Sully spoke, we always lisiened. LOUIS E. TABLER LOUIE L S+. William. Band, '30, '3l, '32, '33. School Orchesira. Dramaiic. Civic and Vocaiional League. M usic, music, everywhere. Louie is a masier of 'rhe clarinef in boih 'lhe school and band. All in all, alrhough, we musi admii rhere are few beiier s+uden+s in Jrhe school, especially in English. He has a liking for long-siemmed pipes, and hopes some day 'ro lead an orchesira 'ro rival Guy's. E GEORGE J. TIETTMEYER TI ETT S+. William. Golf, '30, '3l, '32, '33, Baskeiball, '33. . Caddy, my mashie. , ,, George has been 'rhe No. I man of 'rhe golf +eam for 'rhe pasi few years. His perfeciion as a golfer has ofren saved The Elder +eam from defeai. Bur he excells no'r only in a+hle'rics. His scholasiic record is also good. TieH, ihe Seniors wish you success.

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Page Thirty-four RALPH C. WOLF ICH S+. Caiharine. Shoal 'lwo. lch is The main dog in The Sienna Club 5. He was one of 'rhe faifhful members of fhe +heoraiical Elife Club. His fondesi' memories of his high school days are his fryouis for +he 'rraclc 'ream and +he band. His enemies-none: his friends-many. FRANK A. YUNGER FRANK Resurreciion. Class Baskeiball. Fooiball, '3l. Even fhough vanquished, he could argue s'rill. Franlc's principal means of exercise is argument Religion class especially afforded a wide field for his argumenlaiive powers. He is very much ai home on a baskeiball couri, and whenever he plays, you may be sure many feminine admirers are among The specfaiors. JAMES F. ZEIZER J I M Si. Aloysius. Delhi. y Track. '32, '33. V l've been robbed of fhe decision. Jim is ihe pugilisiic genius oi ihe school. His 'friendly personaliiy has gained for him many friends. His aihlefic abiliiy is no check +o his scholasiic accom- plishmenis, 'for he is an indusfrious lad. His sfeady and dependable narure predicis success in la+er life. D