Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1934 volume:

' PE! H 1 l 4 ELDERADO X i j PUBLISHED BY i THE SENIOR CLASS OF ELDER HIGH SCHOOL ID IN DEDICATION TO THOSE WHO BY THEIR GENEROUS SACRIFICES HAVE MADE OUR PAST HAPPY AND OUR FUTURE HOPEFUL IN COMMEMORATION OF THE HOLY YEAR, THE NINETEEN HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR REDEMPTION THROUGH THE SAVING BLOOD OF OUR SAVIOUR. JESUS CHRIST lb ANNUAL STAFF EdHor-in-Chief ......... James Meier Business Manager ...... RobenL Meyer Asst Business Manager. . .John Ficker Assam Edi+ors ..... 338E333: Phofographer ......... Sfanley Bakes Sfaff Ar+is+, .M. Vincenf Brockschmidf Feafures Edi+or. . .Lawrence Friedman Factu Adviser. .Rev. James T. Hurley CONTENTS Adminis+ra+ion Classes AH'IIeHcs 1 Ac+ivi+ies 2 Adver+isemen+s f: Perfecf schools are +he resuH no+ so much out good me+hods as of good feachers. +eachers who are +horoughly prepared and weH-grounded in Jrhe maii'er +hey have +0 Jreach: who possess +he infelledual and moral qualifica- fions required by Jrheir imporfanf office: who Cherish a pure and holy love 'For +he you+hs confided +0 +hem, be- cause fhey Jove Jesus Chris+ and His Church. of which +hese are +he children of predilechon: and who have Therefore sincerely 6+ hear+ +he Jrrue good of family and counfry. wEncydical on Chrishan Educaiion. Nth w ' mm 1m v. ?'W'v I Jam: h r: 11 c 1' 43 v ? EM -e Qt 1L ! I i , : . ' :' '3 . r ; ' Hg . I' gunfilmt Wt ! 3. c , A . , MW V a .1 ga'ntj'iii'ylldhn Jliiiii l. . lymgiIYnhUHLLH 'Wl 1p 4m Eu? 'nngj 4 VI '1I' -ii 1: 9911 kslil'l 13E 1' . 1 IMP 9.; nl.ffr,?,u;f i . E! .71? iu' I i3 W ' l WW 141- 3 7' J mlauw ' I 131 . 1N l m, w u - l 31;; WWW g! Administration Mosf Rev. John T. MCNichdas, O.P., S.T.M. Albers .Joseph H. MomL Rev J.C.D. D.. D Rev. Francis J. Bredes+ege. B.S.C.. Ph.D.. S.T.L. Principal Rev. Basil A. Haneberg. A.B. Assis+an+ Principal Rev. WaHer R. Harbrecht A.B. Rev. Urban R. Koenig, A. B. Rev. Wiiliam T. HilverJr A. B. Faculty Rev James T. Hurleyx A. B. Rev . George N. LamoJrJr A.B. NH Rev. Leonard J. Vonderbrink - Mku-ti'dl 1 Rev. James L Krusling. A. B. Rev. Augus+ J. Kramer, A. B. Rev. Alberf H. Me+z. A, 3.. B. Sc. in Ed. Rev. Ar'H'Iur J. Powersi A. B. Rev. AHred G. SfrHclm A. B.- Rev. Joseph E. Bosch A B. aculty Rev. Harry T. lmbus, A. EH LL. B. ?..g Rev. Charles F. Murphy. Ph. B. Rev Urban A. Wimmers, A. B. Rev. Edward J. Hamann. A B Rev. Joseph P Higginsl A. B. .4 .AN 4mn;m.-.4Mua Mht- ., I . Rev. Francis E. Meyer. A. B. i Rev Norberf J Millen IN B. - a Mr. Joseph A. Ku'ey. B. Sc. in Ed. Mr. Joseph H. Neyer. M.E. Miss Mildred Kolde, Secrefary PAIFR Page Eightm. R+. Rev. George Beers Rev. M. H Hinssen Rh Rev. George X. Schmidf Rev. G. N. LamoH Rev. Francis A. ROH'I Rev. U. R. Koenig Rev. E. B. Veil Rev. J L. Krusling Rev. Francis J. Grusenmeyer Rev. J E. Bosch Rev. 0. J. Herrmann Rev. E J. Hamann Rev. R. J. Von Kaenel Rev. A J Kramer Rev. C. E. Goeclder Rev. W. L. Harbrechf Rev. E. J. Bredes+ege Rev. A J Powers Rev. W. T. Hilver+ Rev. C. E. Murphy Rev. J. T. Hurley Rev. H. T. lmbus Rev. A. G. Sfrifch Rev. E. Meyer Rev. L. J. Vonderbrink Rev. A. H. Mefz Rev. U. Wimmers Rev. J. H. Higgms Rev. P. J. Schmuck Rev. H. J. Lehman Rev. Louis Evers Rev B. A. Haneberg PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. W. J. BarHeHr Mr. and Mrs. J. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. J. AI Kuley Mr. and Mrs. James 6. Meier Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Bonfield Mr, and Mrs. Bernard J. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. John G. Merkhofer Mr. and Mrs. John E. 30H Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Helmers Mr. and Mrs. George J. Groneman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Schackmann Mr. and Mrs. M. Beresford Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bernens Mr. and Mrs. William Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Clem Bunke Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grofe Mr. and Mrs. R. TucHarber Miss Mildred Kolde John Sfarfsman, Barber Mr. Harry WIemeyer Mr. Clem Jansen LIerle Frui+ Markef D J T Cl A Friend r. ' ' ear A Senior Wenz Bakery Mr. E. J. L055 Mr- E- Tapke A Friend ' Fussner Grocery Co. Pugh: N: r E! rm ONS IM'sn- .I'Iiicired. KdJ-du Mr Harry Wiemgym LI'IHeI Eruif Marker JAB FFJGnd A Smmior' I Mr, E. J.-Loos A F'ricmci ' in J! IE Rf. Rev. George Geers Rev. M, H. Hinssen WI Rt REV. George X. SchmicJ'f Rev. G N. Lamoff I Rev. Francis A. Rei'h Rev. U. R. Koeni-g .. Rev. E. B. Veil Rev. J. L. KrusJinq I 'J Rev. Francis J. Grusenmeyer' Rev. J. E. Bosch 3, Reva. J. Herrmann Rev. E. J. Hamamn - 'I' Rev. R. J. Von Kaenel Rev. A. J. Kramer 'z' Rev. C. F. Goeckier Rev. W. L. Harbrechf if Rev. F. J Bredesfege Rev. A. J. Powers f1 Rev. W. T. Hilverf Rev. C. E. Murphy :- Rev. J. T. Hurley Rev. H T lmbus '; Rev. A. G. Siri-Jch Rev. E Meyer ' 2; Rev. l... J. Vonderbrink E Rev-H' .14. Mei : 5; Rev. U. Wimmers Rev. i' H. Higgins ' .' Rev ..F' J Schmuck Rev J L-ahman ': Rev louis Evers Rev. B: A. Havlnszrperg J - I: I? a gwgbBSgIJ QATRONESSES . . :J Mr and Mrs. . BarHeH I . ' J Mr. and Mrs. J. Ne'yer ; VMI . amd Mrs. J. A BLIJey . 1': M-r. and Mrs. Jameesr c? Meier r. MW. and Mrs. P. J. BCMJJCJQJ JII Mir; and Mrs. Bernard ..J mm? .rI 4' Mr. and Mrs. John I: MIrurkEQJez' f M- Zand Mrs. thh E, BQH- I JIM Mr I. and Mrs... Harry .J. Halmers 11;; Mr. and MrsI George J. Ewmwmm I Iii Mn. and J'ers. James H. Sc'hetkrrmnr- MI'.:arId Mrs. M. Bareaafm'd Jl- VMr. and Mrs; L. C., Bernens I: Mr. and Mrs. WJJJIEIm Hebusn'iam '3 Mr. amd Mrs, CJQm Banks JWI . and Mrs; ch'Ihn Fischer- Mr. and Mrs. Edward C?aroita J Mr, and Mrs.. Ji'. TIJ-CJ'IJIiIIbEII' John Sfarfsmah. BIEIFIJbEF Mr. Chem Jansen Dr. J. T. CJieaI, Wenz Bakery J Mr; E; Tapke , I Fus5rI-I-2I'r EI'oIi'I-Elrty' Cof J ' IJJ w w w wil uni I w 4.1 0 1 . ,r h : . . ... -I,1 1.: Li t4l1. !lIIIlIIll1I1:lEiI I.I 2 w Pugs .Yirwh'm S R m N E S CLYDE A. ADAMS S'L Cafherine WILLIAM A. ALF 5+. Lawrence JOSEPH D. ANNARINO Ca+hedral NORBERT E. AUSTING Sf. Lawrence ALBERT E. AUTENRIEB Sf. Lawrence Faye Tn'crrIy-o'nv z 3 rwm. ,. r .gm STANLEY E. BAKES Resurrecfion JOSEPH E. BATH 5+. Lawrence CONRAD A. BAYER 51'. Leo JEROME F. BECKMAN 5+. Lawrence b EDWARD C. BENSON Holy Famiiy 4- 11;; Page TzveuLv-tlxrrt JOSEPH F. BERAUER Our Lady of Lourdes ROBERT J. BERDING Sf. Teresa i CHARLES H. BERTING 1 51'. William HERBERT L. BILL Holy Family WILLIAM J. BLOME Holy Family Page Tummy- u ur CHARLES J. BONFIELD Our Lady 43$ Grace LOUIS W. BORGMANN 5+. Lawrence JOHN C. BOTT 51'. William ELMER F. BRENNAN 51'. Edward Lay; I4... gagqv JOHN C. BRENNAN Holy Family Pugs TweniyJEI-e M. VINCENT BROCKSCHMIDT 5+. Lawrence VINCENT F. BUNKE Holy Family JOHN L. BURMAN 5+. William ARTHUR A. BUSCHE Sf. Marfin DAVID P. CASSIDY 51'. Henry Payv Tum: ty-xir ROGER M. CROWE 5+. William THOMAS H. DINSMORE 5+. Lawrence LAWRENCE J. EILERS Holy Family JOHN B. FICKER Holy Family JOHN W. FISCHER Sf. Teresa :13;st 1'i1'1' v . '. -a- . E X. a . Page Twcnfy-sn'cu W w A m-ggii ROBERT C. FITZPATRICK 5+. Lawrence LYLE T. FLANIGAN Si. Ca+herine LAWRENCE F. FRIEDMAN 1 51'. Lawrence 1 ALBERT L. GROH . Our Lady of Perpe+ual Help . JAMES J. H'AUSMAN Wi Si. William Page Tum: Py-eigh! :i .4 J ROBERT H. HEHEMAN Holy Family HENRY H. HELMERS 51'. William IEDWIN R. HUTH 5+. Augusfine JOHN J. JACOBS Holy Family ELBERT T. KATHMAN 5+. Teresa Page 'l'n-crrty-nim' ALOYSIUS C. KAYSER Our Lady of Vic+ory EDVJARD J. KELLEY 5+, Lawrence RALPH W. KERKHOFF Sf. Lawrence q , . - ,4? BERTRAND H. KNOLLMAN: 5+. Lawrence ALBERT J. KRAMER Our Lady of Grace Page Thirty ' VJRGIL R. LAGALY Resurrecfion ROBERT J. LAMPE Sf. Ca+herine ROY 6. LINDEMAN 5+. Teresa nix CHARLES C. LOOS Resurredion - waigi'. ?zimaL-i? 47 :31 STANLEY J. LUDWIG 5+. Lawrence i; x . - . N Page Tln'rtyraue i , : . ' ; 'v :4 V 'i EARL F. McGRATH 5+. Marlin JAMES E. MEIER Sf. William HERBERT A. MEINERDING 5 5+. Mariin ' JOHN G. MERKHOFER 5+. Ca+herine GEORGE J. MEYER Sf. William Page Thirfy-two ROBERT F. MEYER 51'. Lawrence STANLEY W. MEYER Resurrecfion WILBUR W. MEYER 51'. Lawrence ALFRED J. MUELLER 5+. William NORBERT J. NOSTHEIDE 5+. Ca+herine Page TI: ialty-tln've EDWARD L. OBLINGER 5+. Aloysius GEORGE E. OVERBECK Holy Family HOWARD J. PICK 5+. Ca+l1erine FRANK J. RACK 5+. Caiherine RAYMOND E. REGNER Cafhedral Vn-mlmudmw. . . Page Thirtyfaur WILBUR J. ROEDIG 5+. Mar+in EDWARD J. SANDER Our Lady of Perpeiual Help JAMES W. SCHACKMANN 5+. Teresa GEORGE A. SCHAEFER 5+. WHIiam ROBERT J. SCHMIDT Resurrec+ion Page Thirty-fiye JEROME W. SCHNEIDER 5+. Marfin RICHARD W. SCHNEIDER 5+. Lawrence CARROLL W. SCHNIEDERS 5+. Lawrence CLIFFORD J. STROHOFER Resurrecfion PAUL H. SUNDERMAN 5+. Maan Page Thirt-v-n'x WILLIAM E. TENBRUNSEL 5+. Lawrence BERTRAND E. THEURER ResurrecHon RICHARD H. THlEMAN 5+. William DEE W. THOMPSON 5+. Teresa JOSEPH G. WEBER 5+. Marfin I'uyr Thir'lyxvrwr JOSEPH F. WEGMAN ' Sf. Ca+herine JOSEPH F. WEISENBERGER 5+. Maan FRANK G. WOELFEL 51'. Lawrence Page Tlu'Ny-aight W Class History The March of Time l93l---NEW 1932 G R EW 1933 ---WH EW! 1934---THROUGH ADIEU! HHMFH HP Q. Turning Back The Clock .ll'l NxNkaC ,. .. i!!ll1ll1T 4 .. .7. !. I r 53.1 . . fa u 4.. Pugu Fm'Iy-juur Page Formative JUNIORS Puffy ForfyAsl'r 111A FIRST ROW7J. Minor R. Waggel R. Morgan, L. Honerkamp, E. WelanhoH, M, Kraemen T. Lufrnar. T. Hyland. SECOND ROW R. OHowav. E. WesseHng G. Eisman, R. Monnig H. Boskem W. Lipps, N. Brinker, R. WHlen. THIRD ROW--R. HarmeHng J Yunker, A. Renner R. Kuhn, 9 Guefhelein, M. Mayer, N. O'Connor, J. Drennam. FOURTH ROWiE. BerHce, R. Kramen R. Windgassen, A. Ufrecht B TekuWe W. LOH. H. Van. FIFTH ROW - R. Raul, J Doyle L. Rohan. FL Brinkmann, A. Deiers, E. Sianfon, Ga Grove; EXTH ROWiR. Oken R. Moorman, C. Connelly W. Herman H. Monnig, III B FIRST ROW;H. Faken, V. RTegler, A. Harbsfreii. J. H. Luebbe, E. Budde, W Kemper. SECOND ROW:- AfAHhern G. 609mm- T. Kunnen, N 1nderheesl P, Aclfz; J. Maren, C Pfaiffer. THIRD ROW V. MesserY J. Lulz, L. Plogsied, T. WeHInghoH, W. ScheH, C. MunTeI. FOURTH ROWiW. Mausa, N. Mangold, J. Sugganer N. Vehri J. Fieler, E. Ruivc. Ab$6nieeiC. WaldVOgel. H. Rofcrh Pugc Fan-xmvcfcn Pagc ForJy-vighl' III 3 HRST ROW E. lapke L Bruemmer, D. McDanmd W. Rchnn, Q Lueb'be SECOND ROW W. Bocldaqe F. Kensing R. Ahn R. Schaeferl T. Dc Salvo. THIRD ROW E Krmhaup. RV AuH .J. Schallen E. Schmeder. FOURTH ROWiG; Meyar. J. Vicar, W. Roddy G. Voeiken E. Bird. 111 ID FIRST ROWgH. Mack, T. Lyons. G. Brenner. H. Mohr, T. Kain. J. Schroederl R EHerman A, Schoenig. L. LeTang. SECOND ROW-W. Plogsfed R. Boe'wng H, Simon J. Brown, J. Raedershcimen C. Marlman, R, Groneman. R. Marzheuserl P. Glaug THIRD ROW R Henghold RA McCabe S. Espelage. R. SuHhoH, E. Weber, R. Hill, N. BiWemeyer, L. Rack, E. Klumb. FOURTH ROW J, Yunker, J. Rulander, R. Trent R. Hug, J. Hassel, K Barfek W. McCoy, R. Terbruegen, H. PurceH. AbsenfeesiC. Lengerich D. Lynn, 6. Smith. SOPHOMORES HA FIRST ROW1A, Boeing, P. Neummm, L1 Bernens J1 Kerm J. HeHmeyer, C, Kempnr, F, NocH, H. Schachleifer, SECOND ROW1A. Boda L. Grimrm C. Knapp W. Backherm: L. Brunner. L1 Wemsirup, B, Molnan H1 Wachsmmh. R. D1nsmore. THIRD ROW?L, Myers, J, KeHholzl J, Gruber, R, ImhoH, W. Hoffman. J. Walsh, R. Peaken R. Harpenau, A. Luebbe. FOURTH ROW1J. Greeley, J. Kramet, R. Causing, P1 Broxlermam R. Traufh, R. Rern J. Decay. 11B FVRST ROW1W. DiMuzFQ M? Sieve, G. Gugek C. Bonf1e1d1 H, Sfoebcn B. Baumanm R. Lundy, J. Monaham SECOND ROW7R. Car1isle1 R. Neyer. W. Lukeni R, Plagqe, H. Chasfang, J1 Crown; E Meyer, A, Ranz, R, Jennings, R. Menmnger. THiRD ROWiA. Robinsom D. Dewar. W. Minncry, J.W1'ndgassen, JV BiH, E, Wiemeyer, A Huben L. KeHen 6. Janson. FOURTH ROW-J. Slunfebeck1 J1 WeHinghoH. J. Mayra ?. WiHing, A. Weidman, A. Bohman, J, Conners. FIFTH ROWgD. McGrafh, J. ScheH, R. W211, R. Berfinq. Pugs Fifty HRS? ROW-E. Kluener, C. Rolfes, O. CrockeH, H. O'Toole, J. Dwyer, J, Weber. SECOND ROW7EV Bauer F. Anfe, W, Brankamp. R. Maly, W. GGrannem J. Wese, 6. Singer. THIRD ROW-E. ScManK S. Houthom R, AH, E, Neggermann. W. Donnelly, M. Hafer, J Silbernagel. TOP ROWiJ. Conw P, Lonan, C. Geier, 1 R. SchaumlefieL P. Meisenhelder. F, Frlfsch R. H h Abseniees P. Caianzarci S. Meyer, E, VogeL, L WJH. HE 3 FIRST ROWiC. Rechsfelner, J. Marfini, E. Thompsom G. Manges H. Kemen R. Timmers R ReinsfaHer. SECOND ROW R Wew'qeL R. Laumann, H. Krimpdmam A. BiH P. Zimmer N. Gama S. Rina. W. Gates. THIRD ROW-B. Kafhman, D. Kernen, R. Burning, R. BocknrsteHe E. Schocnan R. WesseL E. WoeHeL F Luken, J Deafing FOURTH ROW-H. Kinney, T. Schaible E, Hcyob, J. WaM, J. Thc-sinq T. Ryans J. Tcmlinson, H. Kenning. ABSENTEEgJ Bomein, Pagz- Fifty-ouc FRESHMAN IA FRONT ROW O. Overbeck P. Robbenl W. Maan, W. Shaughnessy J. SchacMeHer. SECOND ROW?- C. Schneider, T. Mangold F. WellinghoH, M. Luebbers, PA Menninger, N. Bosken. THIRD ROWiR. Schoem'q. R. Klumb, S. KeHan J. Kelley, C. Riehle. FOURTH ROWiJ. Gery, P. WOHer, RA RaHerman. C. Greene, R. PfeiHer. FIFTH ROWu-R. Vale W. Miller, K, Lepperl, A. ScheM. FRONT ROW-R. Rcfhring, J. McCleHand, M. Vogel, G. Bucherf, W. Thompson, C. V055.I R SuHivan. SECOND ROW-W. Friedmam R. Goebel. C. Boeing A. Kunnen. R. Schapmayer, R Young, R Savas, R. LCibeL R bMNamne, THIRD ROWiE McDonouah L. Grove, R. Hueliemeier, D. Schawann W. Moms V. Tallariqo, G Ober, R. HuweI, FOURTH ROW-A. Tilly. L Prosh A. HEHZI R SchuHc T. Welch. F. Treinen, J. Fehrinq. Puyc FLIfI-V'HU'L'E Faye Fffighfuur 1C FRONT ROWaJ. Murphy R, Downing, L, WeHe, W. Ram A. Raabe. P. Burkhart N. Doepker. SECOND ROWiW, Deiier. J. Zicola, D. Bumsl E, lnderheas W. Bigncn T. KFUCSSCM R. Roiham R, White. THIRD ROW- J. Boyle. E. Andres, P. Brumgs 6 Baih, P Vomderhaan R Maer K Schbe'nen E. Mufherh F. Niehaus FOUR1H ROW C Mayan M Schulfiannl A. Lobono. H. Meyer. M. Carrol. O. Bassman, F. Manse N. Vonr derhaar. C. Schirmann. ID FRONT ROW-J. EAenchard J. Luebbe, E. OeHing. A. Mink, R. Millen R4 Bunker. SECOND ROWiP. Grfesl E. HoemI G. CVDEH. R. Me'xser, J, Penna L. Meyer; F. Schmw'd. R, Bade. THHZD ROW J. Nauert B, cheman. W . CTCcanr A. Hock, R Weigel R. Federle. J, Kim; 6. Sinmpf. FOURTH ROW R. Dcnnelly, F. Macks, H, Rosenfe d H, Schrand; E. Tieman. FIRST ROW7R. Newerl J. Hurst L, Racckers R. Bangs, G. Cook M Beresford. H. Kessqn. R. Lascke, J. Jansing A. Erunck. G. MendeL J. S5iler, C. Jule , A. Mangold, A. Schnelde H Neyer, L. Maven L Cmppm H. SECON D ROW- r4 THHED ROW? Lambers L, Sex : E. Kershng, P. LEpps. J. Wenck. FRONT ROW-W. Mangold. M. McGowan' 6. Schuslen J, J. Crowe, R. MeH'a R. Roffenberger. J. Hughes, R. Weber. D. Popp. P. Oswald. E. HalpIn. IF SECOND ROW-R. Skidmcvre THIRD SOHVE. Herbersl F. Wuebbling, E. Hamman, Page Fiirj'rh'c From the lRaTrmf 31k JLJLL'IW'L . 1km NI: 15' , 7, ,1 VIIIIIH'ILIIL $1me -. ., . LLJIEII ILfIIHiit b L HUMEWIHHHLII 5g!!! immgmlgl'; I IIHHII Mm;- IlIILE'lL 3L gin, WLLLLLI'WL Willi? tlmu, Ljimilygh 111g: L. L 1' .I $$$ng 777.7 x! 91' 5145!!! ML 1L .1713? I; '3wa 7?; i . . . WW! f IYH $31925 pg? :1 7- WE'LL WW 7 .Iaiagffigmh 7 MI! 76111!!! lh' 'iqil Lulu. L1 MW $14179 mum: I L1,; ha ' ILLI- L' M . imp: d L 11W: 1mm AH: LL m, 7777 1'qu is! L 1:314 KELEN .0: Ali Page Fifgywm 1' 6 k; l l FR 1', . 7 4: m:- if id ,1 mm- El w , axiim H Wong; I .7 g Wm mfg rare .. i. :3 Kwt-Wr 2:1. .L .1; x m; 9 4w, K Ax; anxk; um; Faye Fl'ft'V'IL'T'L'H Athletics Punt Ffflv-m'uc ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Revl J. Krusling AfHeHC Direcfor Mr. Walfer BarHeH Coach Mr. Harry Glancy Swimming Coach Pugr .YEJ'! x G. Schaefer Captains Co-Cap+ains Foo+ball J. Burman Cap+ain Baske+ball J. Brennan Capfain Baseball ID Page Sirty-one Frmz' .Yfrfyrmw H mus+ never be forgoHen +ha+ H16 subiec+ of ChrisHan educafion is man whole and enfire. soul unH-ed +0 body In unH'y of nafure ...... Encyclical on Chris+ion EducaHon Football WOODWARD Sepfember 29. Elder High School opened i+s I933 gridiron season by demceafing The Bulldogs from Woodward High School. l3-6. The game, played 5+ Corcoran Field. was marked by +he sensafionah running on bofh sides. The playing of Legs Lagaly, cenfer and acting capfain. was especially oufsfanding. Kain's flashy running. and Eilerman's specfacular punfing were deciding facfors in +he Panfher w'dory. AHhough Woodward's opposihon was SMH, +he resuH seemed evident once +he Elder ouHH began 10 click. HUGHES chober 6. The Big Reds defea+eld Elder 7-6, 6+ Nor+hside Ball Park before 3000 fans in one 01c +he mos+ +hrilhng games of +he season. Ernie S'chaefer, leH +ackle. kepf +he crowd on its foes by handing 'In +he beer performance of his career. Despife +he fad fhaf Elder ou+played Hughes in every deparf- menf. scoring I8 firs+ downs +0 3 for Hughesy +hey were dev feafed by +he very slim margin of one point FOOTBALL SQUAD S.OTTOM ROW7Jb Bath. G. Schaefer, V. Lagaly, L. Eilers, E, Benson. R, Schmidt D. Thompson, J. AnnraEncy L. Sfrohofer. STAND-ING- W. Bameif, Coach: R. Morgan. F. Schroedery E. Welhnghoff, Ty Lyons, E. Wessehngy H. Homers, C. Bonheld, R. Eilefman, R. Sulfhcffy J. Vicar. R. Fifzpahick. E. Wiemeyery TA Kain, R. Hehemany Jy WellinghoH, R. Flagge, R. ReinsQaHer, W. Herman, H, Mohr, E. Schlanky T. Wellinghoff, Rev. J. Kruslinq, AiMch Direcfor, Pugs Six! x'vllzruc . uauus .. L'u'l $41.1: F. Schroeden Guard P091' 5 ?.riy-fa HT Ruins ND HEIDELBERG RY j $lefml vadr anomaly A Jumh XAVIER Oc'rober I3. In +heir firs+ nigh+ game of The season Elder Jrrounced Xavier Universify HighT I372 6+ Corcoran Field. Led by The inspired playing of Whi+ey Eilers. +he Panfhers had no diffictu all evening and chalked up Jrheir second vicfory of The season. The whole +eam was clicking. bu+ Eilers played +he grea+es+ game of his high schoof career, blocking four a++emp+ed passes. making many Jtackles. and scoring a fouchdown. HOLMES Odober 27. Playing af home for +he Tirs+ Jrime during Jrhe year Elder was defeafed by Holmes High School of Coving+onT The Two Jrauchdowns were unearned, one being made on a fumble, and +he ofher on a blocked punt Elder. alfhough greaHy ou+weighed. Tough'r on even Jrerms wi+h Covingfon, excepf for The Two bad breaks. Ed Benson. quar+erback. showed up remarkably well for +he Purple and WhHe. November 3. Elder fouthr gallanfly Tor Jrhe flrsf Three, quarfers: bu+ +hen Tef +he opposifion slip fhrough +0 score +wo fouch- downs wifhin The 16er five minufes of play. The Tirsf came on a line run and The second on a laferal pass. H was Elder's hrs+ legal defeat Jrhe final score being 140. Bob Schmidt Elder's all-around man. proved himsehc wor+hy of almosf every posHion on +he line. m.;. J? a PURCELL November 3. Elder fough+ gallanHy for +he firs+ +hree quarfers. bu'r +hen fef +he opposifion slip +hrough +0 score +wo Jrouch- clowns wi+hin +he las+ five minu+es of play. The firsf came on a line run and He second on a laferal pass. H was Elder's firs+ legal de1teaf. lrhe final score being l4-O. Bob Schmidt Elder's all-around man. proved himsehr wor+hy of almos+ every posifion on +he line, ROGER BACON November II. Affer having IDeen rushed 0H +he3r feef in Jrhe opening minufes of play by a Sparfan Jtouchdown. Elder rem covered ifsehc and foughf a whale of a game +he res+ of +he way. A drbp kick for +he poin+ after Jrouchdown won +he game for Roger Bacon. 7-6. Elder showed surprising $19M and grea+ defensive skill aHer Hue Hrs+ few disas+rous minufes of pfay. S+rohofer played a nice defensive game. and gave evidence of AH-American abilify. Both +ouchdowns were made by long marches down +he fieJd; Bacon converted Jthe poimL on a drop kick while Elder was sfopped on an end run in an aHemer +0 add +he ex+ra chnJr C. Sfrohofer. Guard Pam? Sixtyqii'e r, DAYTON STEELE November I8. Elder minus H16 services of +hree of H5 injured sham Kain. Schroeder. and Schaefer. could no+ hold fhe Steele Jream aHer +he scoreless firs+ quarfer. The Day+on S+eele Jream was ius1L +00 good and defeafed Hue Pan+hers 5I-7. a+ Kaiser Field. Day+onl Eilerman saved +he Eider squad from being whifewashed by pushing over a fouchdown in +he Vinal period. WESTERN HILLS November 30. Fumbles a+ fhree crifical momenfs cosf Elder +he Turkey Day game and +he J. J. Radel Trophy. AHhough +he score does no+ indica+e Pr. +he game was a closely con- +es+ed baHle +hroughquf. bo+h Jreams gaining Ibl yards from scrimmage. and Elder scoring IO firs-i' clowns +0 8 for +he L Eilers Maroons. The game ended 9-0 in favor of Wesfern Hills. . Kain's running. Lagaly's and Schoeder's defenswe play. and Eilerman's punfing were Hwe highlighfs of H15 game. Nearly 8.000 fans wi+nessed +he +radiHonal sfruggle 6+ Redland Field. +he greafesf crowd +his annual game has ever drawn. T. Kain Pu gr 5' irry 2T 1'.r Basketball Elder High School's Hoops+ers enioyed a very good season in I933-I934. winning l2 ou+ of +heir I7 games. Coach Walter BarfleH, aided by nine leHer-men from IasnL year bull? a formidable quinfef composed O'F Annarino and Tie++meyen guards: Burman and Thesingh forwards; and Budde. cemLen The following members comprise +he resf o? +he squad: Flanigan. Schmidt Berfke, KeHey. Wegman, Lagaly. Hausman, Sfober. Schroeder. and Wessel. In fhe Greafer Cincinnafi Cafholic League, composed of Elder, Purcell, Roger Bacon and Xavier. +he Panfhers Irin- ished In a Jrie for second pIace th Roger Bacon. This year in fhe hghf for Disfricf Championship. Elder was sfopped by Hameon 23-I8, aHer fhey had bea+en Walnuf HiHs 3048 in +he playoHs. The loss of +he annual game +0 our rival Wes+ern Hilis was more +han made up for by Jrhe winning of many o+her equally imporJramL games. Jack Burman. capfain. was +he sparkplug oh +he feam, and largely responsible for many of +he feam's close vic+ories. S+oberh TieHmeyer. and Thesing J proved +he'lr abilify in a grea+ number 01C games by Jrheir aggressive oHensive work. The +eam' as a whole, enioyed a mos+ successful season mainly because 01: fheir fine sense of co-opera+lon and degree of spor+smanship. BASKETBALL SQUAD away ,. mg; L5 HRST ROW--E. Budde, J. TIeHmeyar. J. Burmanh J. Thesingh J. Wegman. SECOND ROWw-R. Schrm'dl, J. Annarhmoh Hh Smeber, V. Lagaly, E. KeHey, F. Sclvrcedarh EA Wesseang. THIRD ROW-E. Berikeh R. Suifhoff, D. Thompson, R. Heheman, J, Hausman. Page .Shz'xlyvaw'mn BASKETBALL SCH EDULE E. 0. Dec. I5 3+. James 4.,. .............. 3520 Dec. .2l Aufomofive ................... 39-I5 Dec. 28 Hughes ...................... 257l5 l Jan. 5 Roger Bacon ................. 23-37 ' Jan. I2 Xavier High .. ............... 40-25 I, Jan. I? S'feele ........................ I649 Jan. 23 Ludlow ....................... 32-25 Jan. 26 Purcell ....................... 2847 J' Burman Feb. 2 Roger Bacon ................. 22-19 Feb. 9 PurceH ....................... 28-33 Feb I2 Aiumni ....................... 26-19 Feb. l6 Woodward .................. 39426 Feb. 2l Xavier High .................. 40-I2 Feb 23 Lima ..................... ,. 3i-25 Feb. 27 Wesfern Hills ................ 25-33 Dis+ric1L fWalnuf Hills ................. 30-l8 Tourney 2. HamiHon ..................... I8-23 FIRST ROWvJ Billl H. O'Tonle, W Honan, J e-er, W Shaughnessey SECOND ROW-R. Lundy. R. Bockersiehe, R Bunker, N. Doepker, R. Traufh, . OC-nnor. Page Sixty sigh f BasebaH With fhe firsf sign of balmy spring weafher +he Elder afhleles again fake +0ward ouldoor aclivi+ies. Baseball is always +he foremosf sport This year wilh four good slarling pilcherseBruemmer. Crowe. Lagaly. and TIeHmeyerhCoach WaHer BarlleH is looking forward +0 :3 very successlul season. The inilial sack i5 ably Taken care of by Lelly Brennan; Slober covers Jlhe hmL corner; Theurer 5+ second and Burman 6+ shor+ complefe +he infield. The ouffield consis+s of Eilers 5+ lefl. Harbslreil 5+ cen+er. and Cassidy 5+ right The calch. ing honors are divided belween Schmidf and Slroholer. Jack Burmani Hashy shorfs+op. and LeHy Brennan. a veleran of four years of baseball al' Elder. were eleded cowcaplains. From presenf indicafions +he nine will have a mos+ suck cesslul season. A1 +he fime of publicahon +hey have nol loswL a game in Jrheir lirsl six s+ar+s. and have scored 78 runs . . . an average of I3 runs a game. The opposi+ion regis+ered only 23 markers. all +old. This is i'he lasiL year of high school compehlive sporls for mos+ of +he regularsl To +hem we wish +he bes+ of luck. hope +ha+ +hey have no +rouble in downing +heir opponenfs. and sweep on +0 fhe disfrid championship. FLASH hElder Pennanf Winner in Cafholic High School League, BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROWhD. Cassidyi V. Lagaly, H. Sheba, J. Brennani J. Burman. R. Crowei R. Schmidt SECOND ROW- H. O'Toole. C. Sfrohofer. R. Windgasen. J. Silbernagel. R. Ranz, J. Roedersheimer. THIRD ROW-A. Harbsfreih L. Bruemmer, 8. Theurer, Li Eilers, J. Tiellmcyeri Walfer J, BarHeH, Coach. Pays .S'iyty-n in t Page Sammy I Woodward Elder Au+omo+ive Elder Alumni f Efder Emlml Xavier High Elder Purcell Elder 31m com 5a -4: N-P- Mm MA? I Sf. Gregory Seminary Elder omwmAmw-o-oom Roger Bacon Elder N- DISTRICT TOURNEY: Wesfern Hills Elder .70 I romeo o Wifhrow Elder Purcell Elder Xavier High Elder M .L-JN -00 010.- U'l-P O-r-xoooooooxl N N41 ON mm NMET' 'ow 4:4: r04; Minor Sports SWIMMING TEAM ? FRONT ROW R. Neyen J. Drennan, 5 Houghton, J. Merkhofer, H. Kenn'mq, R. Schneider, SECOND ROW- : J SchoH, G. Overbeck, F. Rack, R. Reinstaller, RV Hug. THIRD ROW R. Kuhn. JA Dacey, T. Lufmer, W. AIL r i L .f :1 i TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW- J HUI'Si'. R. Schneider A. Defers J. Bafh E. ScMank R. Wagge. SECOND ROW-N. Luebbers, 1 H. Lambers. J. Schawann R. Hengehold R, Aqu E, Benson P. Menninger. THIRD ROW-T. DeSalvo, R. Ratfermann. Wm DormeaHy R. Bange D. Dewar J. Yunker, R. Carlisle FOURTH ROWiN. Bosken, P. Meisenhelder, J. Bugganer, GA Schaefar. G Gugel. 8. Bauman. Page Slii'lllrt-XKIJHB GOLF. TEAM FRONT ROW-W. Lipps, J. Doerl J. Hausman, J. Fieler. BACK ROW-H. Monnig J. Fischen T. WellinghoH, W. Thompson. TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW7J Schackmann, R, Meyer, E. Oanger. W, Backherms. SECOND ROW-B. Riffer, R, Groncman. F. Hack, A. Ufrechf. THIRD ROW-W. Kempcr L. cherkamm T. Hybnd Pay: Suivcnfy- :c-o mm: .3 WT ! Ill i5 , J r dmgliIhh 1 . 1. 1 1 :1 -;1 '11 '91 ' ' 1111' '1' 11131111111111 1 7 d'jd 44 ,..1': 1111 1' 1111' 1'11 -' 111 '1 ' 9'51, .1111'2'1: 11 1 41:1? .' 4.14 . . 4.11.,' 4414144. 4 5111' 1111111114 4 .11,1111111- 1 11111'1 u 44 44 r. f I 411 4111141 11111114. 11 11 ' 11 . 441111111. r101. F-' TEAM '11! 1.. 11-1 2 Q MM 1511 141141444 4.411114141341411 4114141111 '1'14 'r'IIIHIHm 11 11. 4.11111? 1'11 1111111111 - 7 ' 114114 3: !111111111'1113' '11'1111111111 .44 FRONT XWW. Lipps. J. 001911:- J. aw; man ' .1. 1;;1521 BA: RCW . Monmr: 1-151.':-.1r i W Ean 1161. W' Z 9 I 1 I V 11 1A3 .2113x31-ay 11' iv . II 1r '1! 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Ke'wt . .. - :1n1w1-an'11t14 T. vanu ff The +rue Chris+ian does no+ renounce +he acfivii'ies of +his life. he does no+ s+un+ his nafural faculfies: bui' he develops +hem. by coordinafing +hem wH'h Hue supernafural. EncycIicaI on Chrisfian Educa+ion Puyu .S v:mzfy-fE:'c FRONT ROW-L. Friedmanl E. Benson, H. R Ew'lerman. R, Schmidt, R. Meyer; D. Cassidy. FOURTH ROW-Je Schackmanne R. Crowe, W, Blomee J. MeEer, J. Hausman, J. 80H, 8, Bakes, Pug: 51mm: 13nd: LITERA RY SOCIETY With +he depar+ure of laer year's Modera+on Fa+her Haleyl +he Liferary Socie+y was combined th Hue Dramch Club and pfaced under +he able direcHon o'F FaJrher S+ri+ch. A+ H16 firs+ mee+ing o? +he year, which was held in H18 large sfudy hall on +he second floor. on Sepfember 26, I933, +he o'FFicers were 'eleded. Mr. Roy Lindeman was insfalled in HM: Presiden+'s chair, Mr. Irwin Berfke occupied +he posifion d Vice-President Mr. Elmer Brennan Jrook over He duties of +he Secretary. and Mr. Harry Monnig was SergeanJreaf-Arms. A+ fhe regular weekly meefings. some inferesfing and In, sfruche speeches were made. All of fhem were of a high qualify. buf some call for special men+ion. The discussions m Books in Genera?! by Mr. James Meier. and on Li+era+ure by Mr. Edward Benson were among HM ? bes+ delivered during +he whole year. On con+roversiaf fopics, Mr. Lawrence Friedman and Mr. David Cassidy demons+ra+ed a remarkable proficiency, while Mr. Eile'rman's Ora! rendifion 01c H16 GeHysburg Address Would have +aken a prize if one had been offered. The Liferary Sociefy, headed by Mr. Charles Bonfield. was in charge of H18 Hckef sale for H18 pfay. H also sponsored H19 OraforicaI Confeer. Mcnnige Rev. Alfred G. Sh-Hch UdoderaforL R. Lindaman. E, Brennan, SECOND ROW-C. Sfrohofer, V. Lagaly, R. Hehemanne Je Brennanw G. Schaefere WA Kemper, THIRD ROWeR, Traml R. Lampe, E. Kelley, J. Picket Ve Brockschmidt V. Bonfield, h ELDER PLAYERS ' SHINE BRIGHTLY In Admirable Performance of Farce. Give and Take Before Capaci'l'y House Lasf evening an admirable cas+ under +he able direcfion OT Rev. Alfred G. Sfrifch. gave an infer- esfing performance of Aaron Honan's la+e5+ hi+ produdion. Give and Take. The show was held in Se+onTs audHorium and drew a capacify audience which showed ex+reme inferesf in +he performance from +he par+ing of +he curfains un+il fhe performers fook +heir final bows. I'Give and Taken was a farce in every sense of +he word. and Jrhe Elder Players really inferpre+ed if in every sense of The word. The skillfully woven pioJr showed how a . . . h GIVE AND TAKE A Farce Comedy By Aaron Hohtman The Ca3+ Uh +he order in which +hey appearT Marion Kruger. Henry Wacksmufh Jack Bauer. Jr ...... Roger Crowe Alberf Kruger ..... David Cassidy John Bauer ....... Roberf Lampe Daniel Drum ........ Virgil Lagaly Thomas Craig. .Clhcforol Sfrohofer S George SchaeTer Policemen. ' ' ' 2 John Brennan The en+ire ac+ion of +he play +akes place in Jrhe canning facfory of John Bauer. IocaJrecl in a small Jrown in Soquhern Cali- fornia. Ad I. A morning In early spring. Ad H. A morning a mon+h Ia+er. Ad IN. TWO weeks Iafer. Direcfed byh Rev. Alfred G. Sfrifch Managed by- Charles Bonfield . Pane Scc'errry-xcr'cu Page Set-rufy-a-igm THE BAND Elder's Band has come +hrough ifs fourfh year of exisfence successfully upholding ifs splendid record. Several of fhe members who helped +0 win for Elder Jrhe championship in the firsf annual Ca+hohc High School Band Confesf gradu- afed. $3qu Jrhe ranks were no+ long deplefed. The new members. Drum Major included. carried on nicely +he career begun by +heir predecessors in 1930. Mr. Augusf Jung has developed +0 a remarkable ex+enf +he +alen+ of Elder's musically indined sfudenfs. The Welfare Associafion aiso deserves much credit for Pr is +hl's organizer Hon which has made a Band 6+ Elder financially possible. The Band graciously assisfed a+ Jrhe maiorHy of football games. enlivening +he spirif of +he s+udeml body. H also provided enferfainmem a+ several of +he social funchons. On +he evening of Friday. November IO. I933. 6+ fhe annual Parenf-Son Night +he Band formally presenfed for +he 'Flrsf Hme +he newly composed Elder March. The Band also +ook par+ in +he Red Cross demons+rafion Fafe in I933. H played a prominenf parf in +he Hrs+ of +he secf'lonal Holy Name parades. marching af Jrhe head of +he Price H'IH Division. Af +he reques+ 01: +he Price Hill Business Men's Club, H assis+ed in +he dedicaHon OTC +he recenfly improved Dempsey Park on Sunday. April 29. I934. s s i 3 ELDER HIGH SCHOOL SONG Words by Music by WALTER DELANEY and J, ALFRED SCHEHL JOHN MULVEE $ CHORUS El- der High, our Al-ma Ma We will 31 ways love thy BAND FRONT ROW Wm. Gafes. W. Backherms. L Geis W. Friedman. A. Mangoldt R. Carlislel J. Welsenberger. SECOND ROWa S KeFler P Gruben W, MInnery, Mr. Augusf Jung miredorJ. P. Zimmer. W. Mangold H. Kinney. THIRD ROW J. Yunker. G. GugeL R. Tram. J. Windgassen, L Berneng L. Roham O. CrockeH. Read- y to pro-cl FOURTH ROW E. Schoener. C. Geier. R. Beang. R. Hengehdd. FIFTH ROW E Krufhaup. W. Rohan, C. Beang, H. Hehnersl M. Vogd These re-veal the El- der spin . cach-ing us whafs true rightH... I STUDENTS' i SPIRITUAL 3 COUNCIL 5 R NT ROWeR, Suffhoff, Rev. Vonderbrink, J: Theising. SECOND ROWeCe Sfrnhder, D. Schroeder. The S+uden+s' SpirHual Council enables fhe s+uden+s +0 2' make a prachcal applicafion of Jrhe fads of +he religion which h +hey learn in +he classroom The ShfudenJrs' SpirHual Council v fulfllis +hese demands admirably fhrough +he achvihes wh3ch , . r If sponsors +hroughou+ +he year. ,-l H reserved +he flrsf 1tour pages o1C +he school paper for '5 Jrhe spfrHual news 0? +he mon+h. 3 H +ook +he S. S. C. +0 +hink up a fiHTng Chrisfmas giff for 'our parenfs. Theerealized +ha+ a maferial giH would soon pass away, so +hey conceived of a spIrHua! giH which neHher +he rusf nor +he mofh could consume, nor robbers break in and sfeal. The giH was a novena f0 +he Hoiy Family. The novena was concluded wi+h a Solemn High Mass 5+ 5+. Lawrence Church. The 5. SC. also benefHed +he school financially by spon- soring a raHle, +he proceeds of which were used +0 make up +he dehcif in +he annual subscr1p+ions. and +0 con+inue +he issuance of +he Elderado, +he school paper. On +he morning 01: February 5. +he s+uden+s of Elder began +heir annuaf re+rea+. under +he supervision of Mons. W. J. Anfhony. On February 8. +he re+rea+ was broughf +0 5 con- clusion wifh a High Mass in +he gym which was converfed in+o a chapel. The success of +he re+rea+ is undoubfedly due +0 +he unfir'mg eHorJrs of our Modera+or. Fafher vonderbrink. The S.S.C. is probably +he' grea+es+ moralizing fac+or in Elder +oday. Pug: Eighty CATHOLIC STUDENTS' MISSION CRUSADE -R. Meyer, Je Hausman, Rev. Urban R. Koenig TModeraTerT, L. PTogsfed, J. Picker. SECOND ROW Wellinghoff. W. Schell, A. Bill. FRO YIR -H BII. r'g The uni'r of Jrhe Ca+holic S+uden+s' Mission Crusade af Elder experienced ifs mosT successful year. Almomt one hundred members were enrolled by The Moderafor, Fafher Koenig. Dur- ing +he Len'ren season. wi+h The slogan, A Movie for Brofher Damian. The s+uden+s dona+ed an excepfionalTy large sum of money for +he Soufhern missions. The Senior Ciasses reached +heir qu0+es wifh +he Juniors ncnL Tar bethd. The annual C. S. M, C. dance and card par+y held 5+ The Gibson Hofel was we aHended by Elder sfudenfs. one of The officers CT The unhL being a member of Jrhe dance come miHee. T The zealous eFFOrT's 0F Fa+her Urban Koenig were In a very Targe degree responsible for ifs success. His able leadershlp was supplemenfed by Jrhe work 0T James Hausman. President Herber+ BTH. Vice-Presidenf; Lawrence PlogeredT SecreJrary: Thomas WellinghoTT, Treasurer; William ScheH. and Alberf Bill, Delegafes: and Roberf Meyern and John Ficker, Tormed fhe CommiHee OT ACTTVTT'TBS. The premise underlyTng all Crusade work 6+ Elder Is The t beliewc fhaf mission acfivHies should no+ be direc+ed merely +0 ET Toreign fields. bu+ That if should begin aJr home. T T A monThly TeaHef concerning The home and foreign mission fields was pubfished by The unif. Thus H can be said +ha+ +he spirH' 0T ETder was invigorafed by Jrhe C. S. M. C. 1' Puyc lifghiyauc T T ROWgRev. A. Kramer, Revs Ji T. Hurlcyi Rev. L. J. Vonderbrink. SECOND ROWwR. Downing, m m E. Benson, THIRD ROW-R. Terbrueqqen. J. Keating. FOURTH ROW-R. Lindeman, R. Suihoff, Wha+ is +he Eiderado? H is Jrhe monfhly schooi paper of Eider. If is +he maniiesfas Jrion 01c Elder's firsi afiemp+ +0 publish a school paper. and having been founded during +he currenf schooi year. fhis pub- licaHon has moved smoofhly along 'rhe road of success under +he guidance of Faiher Vonderbrink arid Fafher Hilveri. Since +he issues oi +he Elderado are dis+ribufed among +he s+uden+s wifh no expense +0 +he siudenf body. ouiside assisiance was a+ fimes needed in order +0 defray +he expense 0? publishing ihis paper. We are. however. glad +0 know +ha+ +he 'Friends o'F Elder have been infereered enough in +his paper +0 suppiy The re- quired finances and Jrhus +0 aid +he developmeni of Elder's newesf acfiviiy. By means o1C +his paper. Jrhe acfiviiies 01E +he school have been broughf +0 fhe aH'enfion of +he public. This alone wouid be reason enough for Jrhe en+ire sfudenf body +0 commend +he members oi: H18 Elderado SfafF for Jrhe work which +hey have done in +he pubiicahon oi +his periodical during +he firsf year of ifs exisience. Accoun+s of religious acfivifies as we as of ofher maHers of ?he school have been published in +his paper. Thus +he Elderado has nof only acquain+ed +he public wi'rh +he secular adiviJries oi Elder. ismL has also been Jrhe means whereby +he pubiic has become acquain+ed lwifh +he various religious acfivis fies. which enfer info Jrhe scholasfic life of every s+uden+ of Elder High School. Page Eiglily-m'n THE ELDERADO MONTHLY i i i i Epckaggqmgri JFeodLLPe-r , JEdeor , . , . Lawrence fridman SOLATEC CLUB FRC RDV -G. Schroeder, J. Merkhofen Rev. Arihur J. Powgrs hModeraiorl, E. Brennan, H. Bill SECOND ROW E. K II y, J; Ficker, R4 Hehemann, H. HeWmers, RA Meyer, Ro Kerkhof'fo THIRD ROW-CA Loos, WA Meme, 3v rtec . A. Kramer, .J, Meier: Vo Bunke. FOURTH ROW-vE. Benson, R. Lampe, R. LFndemanJ J. Schneider, 5 h cknann. W. Tenbrunseh TOP ROWiS. Bakese JA Hausmane E. McGraih, 5-ng Rev. Arthur J. Powers ......... Moderafor John Merkhofer ............... Presiden+ Elmer Brennan ............ Vice-Presiden+ George Schaefer .............. Secrefary Herber+ Bill .................. Treasurer The Sola+ec Club. composed of +he Senior Lafin Sfudenfs. was founded during 'rhe school year of I928 for fhe purpose of encouraging +he study d Ecclesiashcal La+in. Under +he guidance of Fa+her Powers. who succeeded Fa+her KoH'er as Moderafor. quife a ?ew innovahons were infroduced in+o +his year's organizafion. Among +hese was a La'Hn periochcal capfioned Vigil Lafinus. +he Hrsf aHernpf of HS kind in Jrhe hisfory of Jrhe Sola+ec Club. A dub emblem was adopfedo Drasfic changes in The manner of conducting +he La+in Con+es+. an annual evenf of +he Solafec Club. were pu+ in+o eHect Meehngs were held every fwo weeks during Jrhe regular Lahn class period. A+ +hese. one of fhe members assigned +0 fhe fask would hanslafe a porHon of a Lafin prayer said 'In +he Mass or a+ one of +he popular Church devohons. and accompany +he franslafion wH'h a hisiory of +he prayer or of HS aufhor. The resf of +he meefing was given over 10 a disv cussion 0+- club problems. or +0 privafe +ransla+ion of articles in Vigil Lafinus. The Solafec Club has always enjoyed successful seasons in Jrhe past but 1+5 members believe. +his year's was Jrhe best Pam; lffgl'rty-fmrr ENS H U R AID MUM lUl GD JF GD F E JR WD 0 5 mm WM , I Pagilalll 1 W$zrawmwmw Illa. .. l. lvllllhllil f -:-araru yWMWMWWAnM , muma. ,, M - u n I g ., HEY, YOUSE GUYS! -:- FOLLOW THE ARROWS THROUGH THE ADVERTISEMENTS -1 AND WIN AN ANNUAL FOR ,35 ' ' R U L E S 1. Follow the arrow through the ad pages. 2. Words appearing in quotations in an ad space by themselVes -. are to be formed into a complete sentence. 3. The three entrants submitting the most nearly correct sentences Will receive the prizes. 4. Duplicate awards will be given in case of ties. ' 5. Mail your sentence with corner of this page to Contest Editor, Elder High School, Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio. 6. Contest closes June 30th, 1934.' ' 7. Three Annuals will be awardede- 1935 edition. 8. Judges, decisions Will be accepted as fmal. No entries Will be I returned. 0 9 x9ggz'56 I k, x - - - '1- - 4?: Pugc lfllglhtj'rxvi't'u SEPTEMBER 5 Registration Day. What a mess! 8 Conditional Exams. Everybody Hunks. 11 First day of school. Freshie leans on hell by mistake. Confusion reigns supreme. 12 First full day of schooL NRA doesntt att'ect our hours. 13 Football players seen; Father Hilvert included. 14 Freshies use wrong stairs. Book store mobbed. 15 we did a lot of sweating this week. 16 First free day2Saturday. 18 Lecture by our Principal; rules laid down. 19 More of the same. S. S. 6., Athletic Association and Literary Society organized, 20 Underclassmcn mobbed by Seniors in rush to get out of Room 25. 21 Unpleasant happenings cause Seniors trouble. It clears up almost immediately. 22 Second week gone. 23 Middletown game called 011- min 25 Father Powers leaves Seniors 011' of night work. XVill wonders never cease! 26 We pay for the of'f-day with a double dose. 27 Annual meeting today. Ring meeting also. Pep meet, too. Whatta messa meetings. 28 Freshies call our secretary Miss Kolde? 29 Last day of school in September. 30 VVC play Woodward. We 13, They 6. OCTOBER 2 Elite Club gets started. Seniors start breaking things in Chem Lab. 3 Father Harbrccht sports a brand-new skeleton. 4 Chemistry class drowned by Father Lamottts experiment. 5 Father Harbrecht brings radio to class to listen to the World Series. 6 We play Hughes. We 6, Youse 7t 8 Holy Name Rally called 0112inclement weather. 9 Father Hilvertts stories grow day by day. 10 The Annual dummy arrives; associated with Father Hilvert. 11 E Club meeting ends in a hat-tossing contest. 12 Thanks, Chris! 13 Another free dayereason unknown 16 Wet weather; six weekst tests start; Profs get t0ugh2must be the effects of the weather. 17 More of the same grief. 18 Notes-all bad, especially Father Kramefs. 19 Helmers has his daily debate with Mr. Kuley. 20 Confound these notes. 21 We trim Xavier 13-2 in a night game. 23 Teacherst meeting; we get out early. 24 Half of the school is late at noon; said that they ttitlntt hear the hell. Imagine that! 25 Boy, how quiet it is today! Things sure are duIL 26 Elder reserves lose to Xavier reserves, 19-2. 27 We play Covington at home. Score 13-0 in their favor. 30 Book report books start flying Reserves lose to Purcell, 741. 31 Witches and goblins a-winging tonight. ' NOVEMBER 1 All Saints, Day. . . . 2 Junior Latin c1335 revolts. Father Powers quells this uprising With penalty paper. 3 Father Anthony gives a political speech in the gym. 4 Again we lese to Purcell. Score, 14-0. 6 Boy, ifs cold. 15 Page lifgl'rly-rtglht Said the Gingham Dog to the Calico Cat, 01 never used to know just Where I was at, But now when I want a good cozy flre, I call up my good friend 0HOT FIRE MEYER? 0 a C 00$uh blew 09111: 19011120 ADAM MEYER will keep it WARM. CHerry 8000 'ChanankSmiHld' The Adam F. Meyer Coal C0. Pugh: Iffyl'tfy-uiuu XAVIER UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI 1Foundcd 18311 HUGO F. SLOCTEMYER. S. J., M. FL. M. 5.. LL, D1. 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Sedans for Weddings and Ambulance Service Other Functions Page thtym'o NOVEMBER UlontinuctU 7 Alma virumque cano. First snow today. 8 Senior A History class jugged by Father Haneherg for skipping. 9 Debates held in English class. 10 Parcnt-Son night. The Seniors stage a show. 11 What a thriller. Roger Bacon 7, Elder 6. 13 Fifteen in the shade today. Many ears frozen. 14 Father Hilvert absent, but Seniors do not skip class. 15 Annual staff picked. 16 School. covered with N. E. A. signs. 17 Meeting of the Seniors for the bonfire rally, Wednesday, November 29. 18 Elder 7, Steel 51, Nothing need be said. 20 Says Father Kramer during test, iiGive me your papers as you pass out.n True indeed. 21 Father HiIvert works the. iichiselerii system on our notes. 22 N. E. A. turns out to be New Elder Annual. Pledges passed out. 23 Pledges returned. 24 Pledges still coming in. 27 Annual meeting today. 28 We gather wood for the pow-wow. 29 Big pow-wow; plenty of fun and spirit. Snake dance also held. 30 The old rivals beat us again 29.0. DECEMBER 1 Free Day. 2 Elder reserves beat Western Hills reserves, 13-6. 4 Back to class. Father Hilvert springs a surprise test. 5 Annual staff gets mixed in dates for annual meeting. 6 Jimmy Meier astounds the Latin class today by making an error. 7 Speech by Judge Drqu'el. Another sneaker test pulled. 8 Immaculate Conception. Free day. 11 Another Blue Monday. 12 It must be Green Tuesday, because we act so dumb. 13 The Faculty slides around the campus. 14 They sure keep our nose to the grindstone. 15 Basketball season opens. St. James 20, Elder 35. 18 Father Stritch finds a Junior locked in a cupboard. 19 It looks like Old Man Winter is here to stay. 20 We escape a Religion test today. 21 Automotive 16, Elder 40. 22 Studentsi Spiritual Council gives its annual Christmas party. 25 Merry Christmas! 27 Hughes 15, Elder 25. JANUARY 1 Happy New Year. 3 We return to the 01d grind once more. 4 Father Haneberg on time for the first time this school year. 5 This was a nice, short week. Roger Bacon 37, Elder 23. 6 Withrow 17, Elder 27. 9 Snow today. Father Murphy gets tangled in a trig problem. 10 School robbed. Annual money taken. 11 Detectives found snooping around the school. 12 Xavier 25, Elder 40. 15 Group pictures taken for the Annual. 16 These semi-annual exams look as though they might be tough. 17 Who said that Seniors lead a life of bliss? 8c Pam! Nilwty-fhrrr Harry W. Deters, Jewelry DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVERWARE . CLOCKS TROPHIES O SEVEN EAST FIFTH STREET l ! FIFTH FLOOR, WIGGINS BLOCK Linefs Busy . . . Dial to Page 113 JACK SCHEFFE BARBER 3 012 HARRISON AVENUE WESTWOOD Page A-anfy-four x Living-Room, Dining-Room, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture of Distinction THE STILLE E5 DUHLMEIER CO. 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GRAIN, POULTRY, FEEDS FLOUR, SALT AND COAL 1457 E0 1461 HARRISON AVENUE Follow the Panthers in the Western Hills Press Harrison and Glenmore Avenues MONTANA 2612 MONTANA 2313 HENRY LITMER STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS 2306 HARRISON AVENUE We Deliver CINCINNATI, OHIO Patronize , Pnyr A- FHny-sh JANUARY tContinuedT 18 An old professor, Father Haley, returns; he does not stay. 19 Steel 19, Elder 16. 22 One more week before the semi-finals. 23 Elder 34, Ludlow 25. 24 Every year we are informed that the exams will be hard. We know it. 25 Father Murpllyts hair is thin because, as he claims, no grass grows on a busy street. 26 Elder loses, in spite of Father Haneberg's cheering. Elder 17, Purcell 28. 29 Sub-zero weather and semi-finals. What a combination! 30 More of the same. 31 Wetre weakening under the strain. FEBRUARY 1 Will these tests never end! 2 Relief! A free day. 5 The Retreat begins with Mons. William Anthony in charge. 6 The second day of the Retreat. 7 And the third. 8 The Retreat ends with High Mass. 9 A free day. 12 Thanks, Abe! 13 Alumni 19, Elder 26. Lindeman gets a razzing for his crooning. 14 Father Hilvert continues to crack his stale jokes. 15 Father Haneberg on time; the Trig class gets tardy slips. 16 Woodward 26, Elder 19. 19 Robbers invade the school again. This time they are unsuccessful. 20 The new skeleton is placed on exhibition by Father Harbrecht. 21 Xavier 12, Elder 40. 22 Thanks, George! 23 Why did we have to come to school today? We beat Lima, 31-25. 26 Father Haneberg is staging a tardy slip contest in Trig class. 27 Seniors beat Faculty. We lose to Western Hills. Score 33-25. 28 The Faculty Protest Board declares that the Faculty. and not the Seniors, won the annual basketball game. MARCH 1 Walnut Hills 18, Elder 30. 2 We lose our second game in the district tourney. Hamilton 25, Elder 18. 5 Helmers, pen is still at the factory. Parents-Teachers Nite. 6 Father Kramer happy; Helmers pen arrives; we rejoice. 7 Snow, snow, go away, Elder students want to play. 8 Mr. Thoma speaks on the Catholic press. 9 Seniors begin to total their credits. Alas and Alack! 12 Schaefer blows Father Lamotfs desk away when he sneezes. 13 Father Hitvert makes Wegman the admiral ot' the Ohio Navy. 14 Father Lamott makes a mistake in an experiment. What terrific odors! 15 Who are these poets who write verses about Spring? 16 The Irish cannot show their colors. Praise the Saints! 19 Father Hilverfs classes strike. 20 The strike continuest He seems happy. 21 First day of Spring. Nice, warm weather. 22 Second day Of Springelero. Father Farrell interviews the Seniors. 23 Four B fools Father Hilvert. Hooray! 26 Beckman is away ahead in the tardy slip contest. 27 Seniors get pointers from Father Kramer on future life. 28 Half-day of school. Easter vacation starts. 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EIGHTH STREET A FRIEND 1 : Faye Nine'tyan'uc W TEE ELDER HIGH SCHOOL WELFARE ASSOCIATION extends to the Graduating Class of ,34 its sincerest congratulations and best wishes OFFICERS MR. GEORGE AUG ............ .president MR. GEORGE TIETTMEYER . .VicePresident MR. ANTHONY A. KUNZ, Recording Secretary MR. EDWARD H. LAWS. . Financial Secretary REV. FRANCIS J. BREDESTEGE . , .Treasurer Paglt' Om' Humirwl APRIL 1 Happy Easter, Bunny! 3 Everyone seems to be sick. Easter eggs, most likely. 4 Father Murphy absent; what a celebration! 5 The balmy Spring days are not here yet. 6 The baseball season Opens. Elder 10, Woodward 0. 7-8 The Elder Welfare Association gives a bazaar and card party. 9 10 11 12 Some Seniors finally awaken and find that school has started Seniors still counting credits. Four A mibusters Father Kramer. Says Father Powers, nThey pulled the horse into the city, and you know the rest of the tale. The Solatec Club contest is held for Juniors and Sophomores. Elder 22, Automotive 1. The whole school plays sick-opening day. Father Murphy and Father Powers are off the Gold Standard. We suffer. Father Wimmers still keeps the jug going. Xavier 4, Elder 4. Father Lamott's chemical reactions reverse on him again. Purcell 8, Elder 12. - Four A sings Happy Birthday for Father Hilvertt St. Gregory 8, Elder 16. The Annual Staff goes into a huddle and emerges with the finished product. The initial performance of the play, ttGive and Take, is held in Seton auditorium. Debates held in Father Hilverfs Civic classes. MAY Flower-planting time is herehor is it? The second performance of the play is given. WC prepare for the finals. District Tourney. . We learn that the school term is shortened. Father Hilvert finally cracks a new joke. We wonder what happened today. Ascension Thursday; a free day. The end is not far off. The Elderado goes to press. Just a regular Tuesday Oratoricai Contest eliminations held. Oratorical contestants burn midnight oil. 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I022 Coronado Avenue Charles H. Berfmg .................. I44l Manss Avenue. Herberf L. Bill, . .. ............... 723 Hawfhorne Avenue William J. Blome. . 8 . ... .......... IO2O Underwood Place Charles J. Bonfieid ................... I238 Purcell Avenue Louis W. Borgmann ................... 760 Wells Avenue John C. BOH ..................... 444I Carnafion Avenue Elmer F. Brennan ................... 3707 Colerain Avenue John C. Brennan .................... 2552 Warsaw Avenue Vincen+ M. Brockschmid+ ............... I039 Wells Avenue Page Our Hundred and Twentyonc SENIOR DIRECTORY 7Con1inuedl NAME ADDRESS John L. Barman .................... l2l4 Ru+ledge Avenue Vincen+ F. Bunke ...................... 7l9 Purcell Avenue Arfhur A. Busche .............. . . 3622 Glenmore Avenue David P. Cassidy .................. , . . l l32 Popfar SJrreewL Roger M. Crowe .................... 9l3 RuHedge Avenue Thomas H3 Dinsmore.. ........... .,I028 Regina Avenue Lawrence J. Eilers, ................. 32 I7 W651L 8H1 Sfreef John B. Ficker .................... 3200 Warsaw Avenue John W. Fischer ........................ 4982 Cleves Pike Roberf C. Fifzpahick ............... 3707 Warsaw Avenue Lyle T. Flanigan ........................ 2224 Shas+a Place Lawrence F. Friedman. , , ........... 3723 Wieman Avenue Alberf L. Groh ........................ 645 Sedam S+ree+ James J, Hausman ................. 4339 Ridgview Avenue Roberf Heh'eman ...................... 453 Purcell Avenue Henry H, Helmers .................. 943 Rosemonf Avenue Edwin R. Hufh .................. 53! W. McMicken Avenue John J. Jacobs .................... 408 Hawfhorne Avenue Elber+ T. Ka+hman .............. 4964 Wesfern Hills Avenue Aloysius C. Kayser ........... Box I38. Anderson Ferry Road Edward J. Keiley ................... 3bl3 Glenway Avenue Pagr' One Hundred and Twmltjuru-a SENIOR DIRECTORY !Conlinuedl NAME ADDRESS Ralph W. KerkhoH: ...... . . . . . . A . E025 Academy Avenue Berfrand H. Knollman ............ 4346 3+. Lawrence Avenue Alberf J. Kramer ...................... 2935 Lehman Road Virgil R. Lagaly. . v . , .............. l I46 Gilsey Avenue RobemL J. Lampe. . 7 .................. 2906 Fischer Place Roy 6. Lindeman, . , ..... . , ...... 490i Glenway Avenue Charles C. Loos ......................... l253 NIH: Avenue Sfanley J. Ludwig .......... . . . V . . . 2 . . I605 Ross Avenue Earl F. McGrafh .............. 4 6 .3285 Dayfona Avenue James E. Meier ..................... 4383 Wes+ 8H1 SJrreewL HerbenL A. Meinerding ........... 3668 E. Herber+ Avenue John G. Merkhofer, . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2780 ShaHer Avenue George J. Meyer. ................ IOI6 Rosemonf Avenue Roberf F. Meyer ...................... 7l4 Enrighf Avenue Sfanley W. Meyer .................. 4l26 Hayward S+ree+ Wilbur W. Meyer ................ 3932 Glenway Avenue Alfred J. Mueller .................. 46l5 Rapid Run Road Norberf J. Nosfheide ..... . . . . ..... 284-7 Urwiler Avenue Edward L. Oblinger .................. 6356 Revere Avenue George E. Overbeck ........... , V 723 Considine Avenue Howard J. Pick .................... 2482 Wahl Terrace Puyv Our Hnmircd 1m ri TWL'HU'JIH'UL. SENIOR DIRECTORY IConfinuedJ NAME ADDRESS Frank J. Rack ..................... 3641 Epworfh Avenue Raymond E. Regner. , V . . , . . , ,,,,,,,,, l028 Linn S+ree+ Wilbur J. Roedig. . . . .............. . .3857 Davis Avenue Edward J. Sander ................. . , , , .984 Delhi Avenue James W. Schackmann ........... . I I72 Overlook Avenue George A. Schaefer ................. 43 I7 Wesf 81+: S+ree+ Rober+ J. Schmidf .................. 39l3 W. Liberfy S+ree+ Jerome W. Schneider ................ 3807 5+. Marfin Place Richard W. Schneider. No. 5 Vincenf Ap+5.. Vincen+ and Beech Carroll W. Schnieders ................. 1259 Manss Avenue CliHord J4 Sfrohofer .................. I735 Minion Avenue Paul H. Sunderman. , ....... 4l05 Harrison Avenue William E. Tenbrunsel. . , A . ............. 3860 Evers Sfreef Berfrand E. Theurer .................. 39I4- Lafham Avenue Richard H.'Thieman ............... 4I I9 Jamesfown Avenue Dee W. Thompson. ................ IO7I Lockman Avenue Joseph G. Weber .................... 3857 Delmar Avenue Joseph F. Wegman ................... 2785 ShaFFer Avenue Joseph F. Weisenberger ............ 3bl2 Homelawn Avenue Frank G. Woelfel .................... 570 Enrighf Avenue Pam! Orw Hmrdrvd anti Tu'vniy-fum'