Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1947 volume:

2225:: ELDER HIGH SCHOOL P R I C E H l L L CINCINNATI, OHIO SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Albers Mr. and NIrs. H. Appiarius Rev. Henry Ausdenmore Harry J. Barlage Mr. Walter J. Bartlett George H. Basler Mr. Fred Bengal Mr. Fred Benken Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Benken Robert F. Benken, '41 Nliss A. Benz Rev. Cornelius Berning Rev. Erwin Bertke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beyerle Albert Biedinger Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Blank Mr. and Nlrs. F. A. Blankemeyer Rev. VViniam J. Blome William R. Blume Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. 30556 Rev. Francis Buddlemeier Norbert F. Buller Mrs. Eileen Burns Mr. anti Mrs. F. H. Busse Ralph IVL Buzek lvlr. ant! Mrs. Robert CarIe Rev Angelo Caserta Mrs. Harry VV. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Cletus J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Day Rev. Wilfred Dirr Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Dordaller Mr. and Mrs. George Ebert Rev James Eisenhauer Mrs. Frances Engel Joseph G. Fehring Rev. Bernard Feiix Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Fehring Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fluegeman Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Fry NIL and Mrs. Herman J. Fuller Frank Fussner Mr. am! Mrs. Lawrence B. Geers Mr. and Mrs. Val Grause Mr. anti Mrs. W. A. Greager Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Griese Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Griese Griffin Meats Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gross Miss Ida Grote Mrs. Lillie Grote Rev. Paul Gruber Mr. and Mrs. W. Gutzwiner Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Norbert C. Haas Rev. Edwin Hamann Mr. Leo Harmeyer Mr. and Mrs. R S. Harris Mr. and Mrs4 Hasselbeck Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hausman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C Henkel Betty Herricks George E. Hericks Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Herrlinger Rev. Joseph P. Higgins Mrs. Amelia Holscher Richard H011 Mr. anti Mrs. Robert Homikel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huber Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hughes Rev. Bernard J. Huitink Andrew Hummel William Jackson Mrs. Helen Jetter Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jung Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kallmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Vt Kauffman Rev. Paul R. Kappes Mrl and Mrs. Robert Kemper Rev. Francis Kenngdy Mrs. Mayme KloepHer Edward J. Kluener Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Klug Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Knollman Miss Mildred M. Kolcle Rev. Charles Koverman . and Mrs. E. Koopman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krabacker Mr, and Mrs. R Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreimer SPONSORS Mr. Joseph Kuley Al. Lammeier, ,45 Mr. and Mrs. Herman G. Lammeier Walter J. Lang Clarence Litmer Mr. ancl Mrs. John Long'o Mrs. Kate Lorenz Rev. Robert Lueggers Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Macke Rev. Robert A. Maker Mr. anal Mrs. J. F. Mangold Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Massa Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy Mr. and Mrs. P. C. NIcGovern William J. McGum Mrs. R. E. McNamee Mrs. Flora Mentink Mrs. Margaret Metz Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mirizzi George Mueller Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Moener Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Mossman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mossman Catherine L. Mossman Mrs. Anna Mueller Nb. and Mrs. George Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mueller Mr. James J. Murray Mr. George Niederhelman Mrs. C. J. ODonell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panaro Joseph L Paul William C Pearson Rev. Francis Piniocl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Ponan Herman H. Poppe Rev. Robert J, Putnick Mrs. Florence Raekers ML and Mrs. Ed? Ratterman Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Read Rev. Richard Reciman Mr, and Mrs. Charles Roedersheimer Mr. and Mrs. A. Roalersheimer Rev. Charles Rohrkemper Mr. Frecl Rolfes Mr. ancI Mrs. Harry A Rolfsen Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Roth lVlr. Harold A. Rudeminer Miss Ruth Rudemiuer Mr. William B. Rmiemiller, Sr. Mr. William D. Rudemiller er. William B. Rudemiller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Scanlon Rev. Robert Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scheid Mr. Alfred Schehl Rev Vincent Schneider Rev. Charles J. Schreibeis Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Scherer Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schmutte Mr. Edwin F. Schroeder Mr. Eugene J. Schroeder Mr. Harolcl J. Schroeder Rev. William Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Siemer Mr. and lvlrs. Fred Squeri Rev. Urban J. Stang Mr. B. A. Stautberg Mr. Paul V. Stryker William F. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. M. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tenllundfeld Mr. and Mrs. 11 J. Tenoever Joseph C. Thesken Mr. and Mrs. W. Thiemann Fred Trefzger and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Treinen Mr. and Mm Ray Tuchfarber Miss Stella Tuchfarber Nlr. and Mrs. Herman Vennemeyer Rev. Edward H. Volker Mr. and Mrs Joseph VonHoene Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Wagner Louis and Jean Wenz Wenz Bakery Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilhelm Rev. Richarci Willhelm Rev Earl L. Whalen Mr. and Nlrs. Robert E, White Albert J WueHner Rev. Joseph L. Zimmer Alvin F. Zinser THIS IS THE UNUSUAL STORY OF . 'igoymdaw A Boy in his Formative years; a Priest with the accumulated Religious, Classical and Scientific learning at his command. The Boy submits him- self to the strenuous discipline of school life in order to prepare himself spiritually and mentally for the problems of life; the Priest, having drunk deeply of the well of wisdom, both religious and secular, is equippecl to dispense the information and habits needed for successful living. Werking together, the Boy and the Priest achieve the goal, namely, right living. FROM TWENTY-SEVEN PARISH COMMUNlu-'I IH S$ ; THEY COME . . . 865 BOYS 32 PRIESTS $5I. Aloysius, Delhi; ST. Aloysius, Bridgetown; St. Ann, St. Anthony, Sf. Anfoninus, St. Bernard, Blessed Sacrament Sf. Catherine, St. Dominic, St. Henry, Holy Family, Hoiy Trinity, St. Joseph, St. Joseph, North Bend; St. Lawrence, St. Leo, 5L Marfin, Sf. Michael, Our Lady of Grace, Our Lady of Lourdes, Our Lady of Perpefual Help, Our Lady of Vicfory, St. Peter in Chains, Resurrection, St. Teresa, St. Vincent de Paul, St. William. 54m 2495an W In 1912 a new high school for boys was established in 'the school building on Warsaw Avenue just opposite St. Lawrence Church. Elder High School was the name be- stowect on the new institution in honor of Bishop Elder. Established primarily for students from St. Lawrence. Elder nevertheless soon began to attract students tram the nearby parishes. Then, a short time later girls also were admitted and the old school building became inadequate. Elder High School moved to a new building on Laclecte Avenue. Within a few years the Elder High School Asso- ciation was formed by the eleven pastors of the churches in Price Hilt anct the western district for the purpose of pro- viding a Catholic High School able to accommoctate all the parishes of the Western Hills. From this resulted the present day EHer High Schooi. erectect in 1923. 111 1927 Elder became a boys, high school again anct the girls were sent to Seton High School. From this time to the present day the faculty at Etcter has consistecl of secular priests assisted by a quota of laymen. HERE . . . . . . . . . IN THIS EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY igofmahw ELDER HIGH SCHOOL IS UNDER -I- MOST REV. JOHN T McNICHOLAS, O.P., S.T.M Archbishop of Cincinnati Jazmj AW; um um III MOST REV. GEORGE J. REHRING, SID. Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati PRINCIPAL REV. URBAN J. STANG, M.A., B.Sc. Ed. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL REV. CHARLES J. SCHREIBEIS, A.B. 33-333 EtF3EtFE Ht H SgHQQL Ag; EQCEAY'EQH a $3 HM met ,1th FEFIFI Firm IIEF x 2 2' FFF'HF FFFW :ittt . z i i. - EXECUTIVE BOARD OF ELDER HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION REV. ALOYSEUS GRIMMELSMANN, REV. WILLIAM B. HEITKER, RT. REV. R. MARCELLUS WAGNER, REV. JACOB VOLK, REV. GEORGE N. LAMOTT VVe all recognize our great debt to the tacutty, hut many at, us are ignorant ot the henetits we receive From the Eider High School Association. To this organization, as we as to the tacutty, the student hocty, hoth past and present. owes a huge debt. The Eider High School Association is composed ot the pastors and other representatives ot the Elder district. The ex- ecutive board 0t this Association meets once a month. A general meeting is hetct every six months. The many improvements which have recently been made around the school were made possihte hy the Association. They are responsihte tor the erection of our two new huitdings the cafeteria and the temporary ctassroom huitcting and atsa the tennis court, the new drive the Puhtic Address system and the new tights in the school. HOUR OFFICEH Miss Kolcle, our Secretary says: Students who attend a high school have the right to ex pect that their records be properly kept so that when the need arises, they can refer to the office For their records. This pertains not only to the students who have graduated but to all who have attended school, hf only for a short time. Moreover, these records should be kept in perfect condition so that the students actually in attendance can make inquiry about various things and be informed. without much deiay, on their actuaf standing in the school. It is very important, in fact a necessity, that records and files be kept, not in a haphazard way but in a systematic way so that those in charge can secure a perfect picture or any individual. The students of Elder have been fortunate in having hMil all these years lo keep their records COMPLETE, ACCURATE and PRECISE. MISS MILDRED KOLDE OFFICE OF SECRETARY-REGISTRAR MISS MILDRED KOLDE AND RAYMOND SCHAEFER u..-.mu;.;..-..... A . A . A BOY AND A PRIEST If I, RELIGION DEPARTMENT The most important part ol any education is the molcl- ing of character. In our four years at Elder this is done in our Religion classes. Thg knowledge of moral ancl religious principles here acquired will give us a sound religious background, and will enable us to carry Catholic faith and morals into our claily lives. AS we enter the outside world, we will be confronted by those whose standards of morality and ethics are not Christian. Under these circumstances lwe will need our religious training received at Elder to continue leading upright lives. REV. HENRY L AUSDENMOORE, A.B Religion REV ROBERT A. MAHER A3 B. 5:. Ed. Religion REV. FRANCIS H. BUDDELMEIER A.B., B. 5:. Ed. Religion REV. CORNELIUS C, BERNING A.B., 3. SC, EEL Religion, U. S. Hislory REV. CHARLES B, ROHRKEMPER Reiigion REV. PAUL A. GRUBER, A3, Religion, Band Moderate! Emphatic and Vigorous training is every phase of English and Literature is the keynote to Elderk success in this fieH. Elaborate instruc; tions in grammar and its components are stressed the First two years. However, in the junior and senior years considerable time is spent in developing the cultural and literary viewpoints of English. Compounded into a group these subjects offer every Elder student a well rounded COUFSE. REV, JOSEPH L, ZIMMER, REVV WILLIAM J. BLOME, REV. BERNARD J. FELIX, A.8. A.B., B. Sc. Ed. A.I., B. 5:. Ed. Latin, German Latin Latin LANGUAGE Latin. German, and Span- ish comprise Elder's venture into the dead and romantic tongues. Latin is by far the most popular of the trio, un- doubtedly clue to its many usehl adaptations. But by no means are the others spited. German and Spanish are not only dealt with as foreign languages but also as histories. Studies are encour- aged into the cultural as well as the academic aspects of these fields. REV. FRANCIS B. KENNEDY, $.T.L., A3. English, tibruriclrl REV. EARL L. WHALEN, A.B. Spanish REV4 CHARLES B. KOVERMAN, A,B., B. 5:. Ed. English REV. VICTOR F. RIES, English, Algebra DEPARTMENT REV. FRANCIS B. PILLIOD, A.B., B. 5:. Ed. English, Modem Hisiory REV. ROBERT J. PUTNICK, A.B. MR. JOSEPH English A. KULEY, B. Sc. Ed. English SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Elder has long been known for the excellent science training which it offers. This record is due to its competent science department. Elder is fortunate in having teachers REV. RICHARD r, REDMAN, such as these. Beluga science General Sti'zglceB,-Cscfl'lsscril.er Science KEEICIICF iS quite Fl taSk bUt I wonder how many people realize a that it involves. The science teacher's educa- lion never ends. He must constantly keep abreast of all new deveiopmenls in his own field of science and some REV. EDWARD H. VOLKERI A4 3., B, Sc. Ed. Biology, South American History REV. RICHARD R. WILLHELM, A.B. Physics REV. BERNARD J. HUITFNK, A.B. Chemistry REV; WILLIAM SCHROEDER, A.B. Gen. Science, Eco. Geography outside of his field so that he may stay a jump or so ahead of the ques- tions that the students ask. The work ot the science teacher in high school is very important to those students who intend to continue their scientific studies in college. It is in high school that the foundation is laid and the basic principles are learned. Here at Elder. despite the lack of equipment, our science teachers have done a commendable joh instilling in the stu- dents a thorough knowledge of the tunctamentats 0f the sciences. The department of mathematics is an important factor in the educa- tion of the students of Elder. Its tour-year course aims to teach the student the science of pure mathematics. This branch is restrictect to the abstract science which by tile deductive system examines the conclusions neces sarily involved in the idea of numerical and spatial relations. This course, which includes algebra, geometry and trigonometry, gives to the student the untierlying principles in the engineering anct scientific Fields. The Commercial Department serves those students who have aspira- tions in the Field of business. It offers them training in a variety of subjects including Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, General Business Training, Business Arithmetic, Satesmanship and Typewriting. MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS REV. ROBERT C. LEUGERS, A.B. Algebra REVA PAUL R, KAPPES, A.B., B. 5:. Ed. Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geomelry REV. ANGELO CASERTA, A.B. Plain Geumelry REV. ROBERT W. SCHAEFER, A.B. Algebra REV. JOSEPH P. HIGGINS, A.B, REV. JAMES F. EISENHAUER, REV. VINCENT F. SCI-TNEIDEI? Typewrmng 5.T.L., A.B. Gen. Marin, Bus. Anth. Lahn General Business Training, Commer- cial Law, Bookkeeping. Salesmunship SOCIAL SCIENCE AND ART REV. EDWIN J. HAMANN. A.B. . REV. WILFRID G. DIRR, Modern History A.B., B. 5:. Ed. Civics, Sociology, Direclor of Voculioncl Guidance MR. J. ALFRED SCHEHL, A.A.G.0. REV. ERWIN J. BERTKE, M.A., A.B. . MUSIC, Vocal U. 5. History, Alhlefi: Director DEPARTMENTS The art of living! Along with our academic discoveries we here at Elder realize the value of a full life. Therefore we also study History, 50- ciology ancl Civics, Civics braces us with a knowledge enabling us to understantl the intracacies of government. It helps us function as citizens. Sociology develops for us an unclerstanding view of man and his problems It treats them in a way so as to out- line for us their solution. His- l'ory inculcates in us the tea sons why Civics and Sociol- ogy have progressed to where they are. Through its scope we see the world MR. JACOB JUNG Music, Instrumeniul MR. PAUL V. STRYKER, M. in Arch, 3.5. in Arch. Drawing MR. WALTER J. BARTLETT, A3. Physical Education How will the world of tomorrow look? How does the youth today design it is the answer. Side by side with Math and Science we also study ancl apply mechanical and architectural drawing. In this engineer- ing world of today the ability transmit icleas is an absolute necessity. That is the object instilled in our minds during our draftsmanship training. In this class the embryo talents of our students are guided to form the path of the future. In them is invested the power to build the dreams of their genius. . . . ......1;43.1.5.4J1Jaqlalnalaiiiudi.1.;. .. A BOY AND A PRIEST I, SENIORS AHLRICHS, JAMES W. SI. Teres'a ALBERS, DONALD F. 51. Martin ALLEN, JAMES N. SL Teresa ALTENAU, HENRY J. 5L Vl'mum ANDERSON, ALBERT F. 5!. Lumrrnce AUFDERBECK, DONALD H. Huly Farnin BALLHAUS, RAOUL E. 51. Marlin BARRON, DENNIS J. 5L Joseph, Nnrlil BenJ 1947 BARTLETT, JAMES J4 51. A rllnninus BAUDENDISTEL, RICHARD C. St. Anioniuus BECK, lEO J. St. Teresa BENKEN, CARL E. Sf. Terasa BERNENS, DONALD L. 8!. Torvsn BERTE, NORBERT J. SI. Dominic BOHMAN, P. GREGORY St. Abysius. Bridgotuu'n BONFIELD, JAMES B. Our Lady of Grace SENIORS BRENTLINGER, CHARLES J. 5!. Aloysius, Brirlgctuwn BRIEDE, NORBERT C. 51. Leo BUENING, FERDINAND J. 5!. Afnysius, Bridgnluwn BUENING, GERARD H. 5!. vviuium . -.,. -J VN ' '2 'if r: BUESCHER, RAPHAEL J. f. w p . SE. Callmrine BURNS, THOMAS P. SI. Lawrence BURNS, WILLIAM J. St, Antoninus CARROLL, LEONARD J. 5!. Culfwrinc 1947 CONNERS, WILLIAM F. Our Lady of Grace COOK, ROGER H. St, Catherine DALY, JAMES W. St. Marlin DAVIS, JAMES C. HF Lady Of ;1'1!!:43 DAY, EUGENE J. Sr, No ysius. BriJgL-tuu'n DAY, JAMES N. St. ATuan DENKER, CARL J. f'ivswrvcliun DORDALLER, JAMES B. 8L Catherine SENIORS DOWNING, EUGENE F. St. Michael DOYLE, THOMAS P. Holy Family ERWIN, ROBERT W. Resurrection FERN, JOHN J. 51. Culherina FINNEGAN, MICHAEL T. Holy Famify FLAMM, PIERCE F. SLTBrasu FlYNN, JOSEPH F. St William FRY, JAMES J. St. Teresa I947 FULLER, RICHARD H. 5!, IUn-vsius, BrillgL-luwu GALLAGHER, THOMAS T. Holy Family GANDER, WILLIAM J. St Terpsu GAY, ROBERT W. Hufy Fumiry GEERS, ELMER L. St. Mfrluwl GOODWIN, URBAN C. SI. Anhminus GREAGER, JEROME W. 51. Aloysius. Brhlgvtnwn GRIESE, RAYMOND R. St. Teresa SENIORS GROH, WILLIAM G. 51. Nitlrtin GUTZWILLER, JEROME J. St. Lumrmurv HACKMAN, JOHN R. St. Lawrmurt- HARRINGTON, THOMAS L S1. Tvn-su HARRIS, JOHN R. St Cullmrinu HARRIS, THOMAS J. 5!. Culhm'irw HARTER, ROBERT F. St. Catherine HATER, JAMES P. SI. xVEHium 1947 HAUSMAN, RICHARD J. Rvsurrech'un HEI L, JAMES S. St. Catherine HE1LKER, JOHN H. 5L AIuysiius. Brillgvlnwn HELMERS, THOMAS A. Holy Family HEMMER, EUGENE R. 5!. Lummnru HENDLEY, JOHN J. 5!. Lawrence- HENKEL, WILLIAM R, 5!. Luwrmu'e HERBST, JOHN R. Holy Family 5525:: 7:1 SENIORS HERRLINGER, STANLEY R. Holy Family HERTSENBERG, ROBERT C. SL Tt'rt-sa HOCTER, JAMES B. Si. Vl'Hium HONKOMP, EUGENE C. 51. Ataysius. Bridgvinwu HOTCHKISS, WALTER R. SI. Tomsa HUELSMAN, JOHN E. Our Lady of Grace ISBERG, DONALD G. St. Antum'nus JANSEN, DONALD J. Holy Family 1947 JOSTWORTH, DONALD A. Holy Family JUMP, DONALD J. Holy Family KASPER, GEORGE E. Hon Family KAUFFMAN, VICTOR C. 3!. Vviuiam KERNAN, ELMER B. St. Lawrence KIEF, ROBERT W. SI. Teresa KLUG, ROBERT J. St. Martin KNECHT, BRUCE D. Hnly Family SENIORS KNOLL, EDWARD C. 5!. Arlfuninus KOOPMANN, NORBERT E. 5!. luseph KREKELER, JEROME H. 51, :Uuysius, BriLIgI-luwn KROEGER, PAUL A. 51. NIECIIuel KULEY, JEROME J. St, Duminiv LAMBlNG, ADAM J. St. Aloysius, Bridgclmvn LAMMEIER, FRANCIS G. SL Vimum LEMKER, ALFRED E. St Xviuiam 1947 LINDHORST, WILLIAM J. St IWHFHH LUKEN, ALBERT G. 5!. Aloysius. Brirlgrluu'n MACKE, EDWARD G. Our Rudy of Perpetual Help MARX, JAMES L. St. quysts, 1.1;rivluvllyu'll MARZEUSER, CHARLES R. SI. Catharina MCGOVERN, PAUL C. SI. WIrlrl'in McGRATH, LAWRENCE W. SI. Tyrant McGURN, WILLIAM J. Our IJU'IV Of LOHFCIPS SENIORS McNAMEE, LAWRENCE K. Holy Family MENKE, ROBERT J. 8!. Marlin MENNE, CARL J. 51. XK'iHiam MENTINK, RAYMOND C. 5!. XViHiam MERK, RICHARD C. 5!. Vinson! de Paul METZ, EUGENE E. St. Teresa METZ, JEROME J. St. TerPsa MOELLER, PAUL W. St. Martin 1947 MOHRHAUS, BERNARD H. St, Lon MORAN, HOWARD E. Holy Family MOSSMAN, DONALD J. Hon Family MOSSMAN, JOHN C. 8!. XViHinm MUELLER, WILLIAM A. Resurrection MURDOCK, LOUIS J. Holy Family .- MURPHY, J. JAMES 5!. Lawrence NIEHAUS, ROBERT L. any Family SENIORS NIEMAN, JOSEPH D. 8!. vi imn NIEMEIER, RICHARD V. SL Callis'rirm O'DONNELL, MICHAEL J. St, vrm'r-s'u OLDENDICK, ALLEN C. 5!. Inst'pll PANARO, LAWRENCE J. 5i. lemn'nru PAUL, JOSEPH J. . Hu'y Fumikv PEARSON, JAMES L. BL LIIIIYI'E'IIFI' PETERMAN, THOMAS J SI. Marfin 1947 POHLMAN, CONRAD A. 5!. Lawrem'p RAABE, PAUL J. 5!. xvimam RASCHE, PAUL J. St Dominic RATTERMAN, ROBERT G. Our IJNIy Of ;HIFG RE, CHARLES V. 5!. Lawrmu'v REID, ARTHUR J. 5!. Anthony REILMAN, JAMES J. St Nfurlin RIGNEY, JAMES L. 8!. Lmvrvnrc SENIORS RINCK, RALPH A. 5!. F'lrlrfin ROEDERSHEIMER, CHARLES E. BIPSSPEI Sacrament ROELL, LEO O. Si. Cal'mrirm ROLFSEN, NORBERT H. Resu rrvvtinn ROTHRING, ROBERT E. St. Teresa RUBERG, DONALD J. 5L Lamrrnrv RUEHL, LOUIS J. Si. Nlirhmzf SATZGER, ROBERT L. Si. Catherine 1947 SCHAEFER, RAYMOND W. 5!. Marlin SCHAIBLE, HEN RY J. Rnsnrrnrliun SCHARFF, JAMES A. , bl. Lawrence SCHEID, ARTHUR A. Sf. xviuium SCHELLER, RAYMOND A. SLTFI'USG SCHENKEL, DONALD G SI. Rliuimrl SCHERER, ROBERT C Sr. Nlarlin SCHMUTTE, HOWARD 5. Si. Aloysius. Brixlgvlmvn SENIORS SCHOEPLEIN, JOSEPH F. Resurrection SCHROEDER, DONALD J. 5!. VE ium SCHULZ, WILLIAM J. st. LUIIWOJ'H'P SCHUMACHER, JOHN F. 5!. Lvn SCHWAGER, JEROME E. 5!. Lulnrt'rlrv SIEMER, LEONARD M. 5!. Marlin SIEMER, RAYMOND H. 8L Lamrmlrv SQUERI, CHARLES A. Sf. Twasn 1947 STEINKAMP, RICHARD E. ;Ur lildyl Uj- fJJIU'dUS STENGER, JAMES A. St A'Huysius, Hllgc-ilmn STOBER, JAMES M. Llr Lady 0! Lnunlvs STRASSELL, WALTER J. 5!. ihllmliuus TENHUNDFELD, MARION J. 5!. Vinum TENOEVER, NORBERT A. SL Turpsu TRIENEN, JOHN B. 51. Teresa TWILLING, PAUL E. hf, Luu'wrlci- SENIORS VAUGHAN, IRVIN L. Huly Family VOLLMAN, ROBERT G. St. Carllerine VonHOLLE, HOWARD B. St. Martin WAGNER, CHARLES W. St. Leo WAGNER, HAROLD J. 51. fuuysius. Briclgvlnwn WAGNER, THOMAS A. Our LaJy of Grave WECKENBROCK, RALPH G. 8!. Michael WEGMAN, ALBERT H. Resurrecliun 1947 WESTENBERG, LEONARD A. St. Durnim'l' WESTERFIELD, JAMES F. St. Teresa WH ITE, ROBERT J. Resurrecliun WUELLNER, ALBERT R. 51. Martin YOUNG, EUGENE G. St. Culhminv YOUNG, GREGORY W. St. Catherine ZEISER, ALFRED A. Our Ludy 0f Perpuiqu Help ZIX, NORMAN C. St, Terpsu P. FLAMM, N. KOOPMANN, S. HERRLINGER, T. HARRIS HONOR STUDENTS There are two sides to every school's curricula, the athletic and the scholastic. The two go hand in hand. Elder has always been well repre- sented in the former Field and is corresponctingly successful in the latter. Just as an athletic letter goes With the athlete so the honor letter goes with the stuctent. One is as important to the former as the other is to the latter. The requirements for an honor letter are as ditticutt as those for an athletic letter. For eight consecutive periocls the student must maintain a general average of 85 with no mark lower than 80. Conduct and effort must he at least 85. At the end of each year Honor Letters are awarded. The goat 0f the Honor Students is to he an Honor Student for four years. No extra award goes with this but it has the prestige value of an Oscar. It is a good and a difficult goal for students to aim at. . .- ufx - h u thnnmt-L-Juume A. SENIOR SNAPS I. 2. MasIer and pupil, Mr. Stryker and Jerry Kuley. Bob McGurn, Bill Hinkel, and Bob Guy seeking vocmionul guidance from Father Din. Norb Rolfsen and Ray Sheller pref pure projector for visual education. Merl Tenhundfeld and AI Anderson interviewed by Dorothy Johnson on ' Hi-1ime program. Stan Herrlinger, Tum Harris and Denny Barron consult with Father Pulnick before Town Meeting. SCHOOL DIARY SEPTEMBER 72FRESHMAN YEAR Sept. 7. We111 My First day at Eicier is over and it was quite a thri11. 1 am now a man of Eider. Sept. 10. Never have 1 seen so many men gathered at Niass as there were this morning. It was a great sight. Sept. 12. New profs at E1der: Fathers Lewis, Berning. VViiheim. Ailr, and Rotlrkemper. Oct. 27. Ed Beciingtmus is eiecteci HiV'iayor for a Day. The iirst time for Eider. Rea11y an honor. at least 101' HHis Honor, Nov.25. Now that we have iost to West Hi it seems we must look torward to next year. Dec. 9. My first Parents, Novena, Hard but worth whi1e, D8017. Close of Novena. Beginning at Christmas Vacation. VVe can rest a while now. Jan. 3. Ciasses resumed tociayHRoughi Jan. 25. First ilait year Finished. Not bad so far. Jan, 26-27. Mid Yearsi Racked my brains. Jan. 28. Rest my tieaci on this post-exam holiday. Jan. 31. Retreat opens today: Father Stritch, director. Feb. 7. Second semester is now here. Haii way through. M31345. Basketba tournament under way. Eider going strong; runners-up at itle end. March 20. Pratericed Contest is iieid. Beciingimaus. a senior, defeated. Tough uc 1 Aprii 5. Easter vacation begins at noon tociay. April 9. Easter. Apri12l. Fifth six weeks is over. it's getting Closer to June and freedom. Apri123225. Drimatic Ciub presents their piay, rm in the Army Now.u Quite a s ow. May 2. Tonight was Eider's boat ride. Crowded. May 18. Ascension Thursciayi Another holy 26W anti holiday. May 26. Checkup Day. May 29. Registration for next year's tfosil. May 31. Ciass Night Exercises ended. June 2. Seniors are 1u11y graduated. Juiy 15. Finaiiy got their annuais. VACATION SOPHOMORE YEAR2-1944 Sept. 5. Back to schooi today. Guess it s our turn to haze the Freshies now. Woncier 1'10w 1116 new Principal wiii atfect tile uRuies ? Sept. 17. Father Lehman. one 01 our best friends. died today. VVe'ii attenti Mass on Thursday. Oct. 28. Jim Murray is eiected Niayor for Day. Nov. 22. Heici our uPow Wow ! Quite 51 13151261 11 we don't win 1'11 be bring- ing my 111nc11 tor a month. Nov. 23. 11s a giaci day at Mudviiiei E1der 12. Western H1115 0. Dec. 15. Schooiis out for the Christmas Season. Don't know if i'd rather work or go to sciloo1. Think 1'11 ioat. Jan. 2. Boy, did that vacation go tast'.I Jan. 18. uiViid Years ! Nutt said. Jan. 22. Go on retreat tomorrow. Wonder W110 our retreat master is? March 1. District Tournament'at U. C. tonight. March 17. Hamiiton stops Panthers in Tourney. Fortyrsix is another year, though. March 28. Easter vacation started today. Aprii12. Eider turned out enmasse to pay a siIenl' homeage to our dead President. May 7. Germany surrendered today. Hope we can ciean the other half up soon. May 8. E1der-Mercy P1ay 131g success. Giad 1 went'.1 May 25. Finai exams are over. What 51 10.3111 ott my mind. May Day tonight. Then to ceiebrate. May 29. Class Night tonight. June 1. Graduation night. Today i am a junior. Sept. 6. Sept. 30. Oct. 31 . Nov. 1. Nov. 11. Nov. 21. Nov. 27. Dec. 13. Dec. 21. Jan. 3. Jan. 21. Feb. 21. Febgg. March 6. April 4. April 17. April 27. May 12-14. May 20. May 24. May 31. June 5. June 7. Sept. 5. Oct. 13. Oct. 17. Oct. 22. Oct. 30. Nov. 3. Nov. 27. Nov. 28. Dec. 20. Jan. 2 Jan. 20. Feb. 16. Feb. 21. Feb. 22. March 31. April 2. May 31. June 3. June 6. OF A SENIOR JUNIOReU PPER CLASSMEN YEARe1945 School again. Opening mass at Seton. School is getting larger. Where will they go? Eider opens its football season. Soundiy trounces Portsmouth. Don Stenger is defeated in his campaign for uBoy Mayor. Weii you can't win all the time. All Saints, Dayv-Hoiy day anci holiday. Eider 32. X 0. End of second six weeks. Basketball team starts today to practice. Looks like a good ciuh. Parents Novena starts today. This is the third one for me. Close of Novena and also school for a whiie anyway. Ciasses come back to order-or rather generai disorder today. Retreat. Father Haley directing. FLASH-l 18 make the semi-annuai onor Roi . C.S.M.C. Dance. Frivoiities and joviaiities run rampant the greater part of this totaiiy social racas. Washington's Birthday. God Bless Himi A Holiday. Ash Wednesday. Preliminary contests were heici tor C.S.M.C. Oratoricai Contest. At noon today Eicier started to regain seit-composure. The men have left. Easter vacation. Hoiiciays are over! School coming to an end. Father Putnick's patience is rewarded by successful termination of the Eider-Mercy play. Eider takes City Basketball Crown. Giee Ciub Concert. Renditions weii given. Checkup day. Class Night. Seniors have accomplished their mission at Eider. Farewell. men. and good luck. SENIOR YEARe1946 Starting our last year today. Wonder if we'll make as good Vigil- antes as the grads? Couldn't miss, I guess. Couple of the fellows on Hello Teacher tonight. There are only four but we are all with them. Our English Proh, Father Putnick, gives Thespians a big thriii as he takes over their direction. C.S.M.C. over at Seton today. Father Stang had a reputation of being in two places at once. but with the P. A. System you can't Find a corner in the building. About the only safe piace is the uLounge. Eicier represented at A.Y.S.O. tC.Y.C.t Eider in the driver's seat! Hertsenherg eiected HMayor for Day. Faculty kills the tatted Calf as we cop seat three out of four. Junior Town Meeting. Traditional Pow Wow tonight. Eider seven-poinl' favorite and up. There is no joy in Mutiviiie. mighty Eider has struck out. hristmas vacation begins. Better late than never. Same old grind. uiVIici Years or Never let the stucient off the Hoar. uOur Boys, the Basketball Team. wins G.C.H.L. Title. Senior Dance was roaring success. Made three silver ginims. Father ceiehrateci by taking up double coiiection. Bless his little souii Mr. Hartiauh springs big surprise. Eider wins swim meet For First time in memory of man. We start retreat today. This may he the last one for some of us. Last Easter at Eider. Should feel glad but 1 don't. Must be afraid of going to work. Even the word sounds bad. Final Exams today, and I mean Final. This is the ultiSSOH. Our own Class Night at Eider. Quite a night. especiaiiy afterwards. Graduation tonight. This is the last night we'll all be together. Guess 1'11 miss the guys, and the quiet and orcier of Eider. Four yearsche best years of our life. i am glad it's over but again I wish it wasnt i suppose that's the way it is for most of us, we never know what we really want. wa Silting-Firsf Row: P. Siockelmun, E, Miele, J. Mark, D. Dwyer. Second Two: D. Holscher, A. Buller, R. Vole, E. Ruehl. Third Row: R. Greene, J. Wellbrock, E. Dressing, W. Foote, J. Davis. Fourlh Row: F. Gorsler, R. Marchione, R. Aug, P. MzHUgh. Fiflh Row: R. Curie, D. Klemann, J. Currin, J. Skuhun. Sixth Row: W. Her'zenberg, G. Lumpe, T. Trame, J. Bueker. Standing: J. Jnspers, PA Parinello, W. Taylor, J. Noell, W. Thiemonn, W. Comer, A. Nagele, T. Buzek. R. Beidermun, A. Haas, F. Ense. , zh ' 5 ac! ' SI ing-n-m Irsi Row: D. Rowekump. L MHIer, G. Hummel. Second Row: D. Siemer, P. Harrlaub, A. Touf. Third Rnw: C. Gross, L. Himmelmonn, K. Koppner. Fourih Raw: J. Mueller, H. Boerschig. Fifth Row: T. Duesing, R. Herman, J. Busse. Sixth Row: G. Gunn, D. WisseE, R. Appiurius. Kneeling: T. Bohman, R. MonTug, R. Greene. Standinngirsl Row: J. Grunnun, R, Schlanser, W4 Handy. Standing FirsI Row: J. Grannan, R. Schlanser, W. Hendy, W. Doyle, N. Buckschieder, J. Harvey, m Bergman, J Kien. Second Row: E. Alberis, J. Kiely, G. Helling, L. Siemunn, J, Fishburn, HA Abrams, R. McCoy. Absanl: L. Wedig. JUNIOR C First Row. R. Fluegemun, E. Finke, E. Telscher, H. Meyer, J. Hoerth, A. Friedmann, D. Heidemunn, J. Bredestege, J. Grady, E. Hess. Second Row: E. Windholtz, J. Beyerle, G. Lungenbrunner, R. Flournoy, P. Meyer, J. Schollelkolte, R. Haas, W. Harrington, J. Kahny, J. Beischel, J, Alienau, R, Fluegeman, T. Havlin. Third Row: G. Vesper, T. Steinkomp, J. Weber, F. Springman, J. Suhre, G. Schnurr, J. Ffedeldey, R. Giesken, T. Gerre'y, C. Wilhelm, F. Hoffman, D Niemun. Fourlh Row: J. Blame, A. Schill, D. Rudolf, J. Greivenkamp. JUNIOR D Sining: R. Smith, E. Bishop, J. Mercuno, W. Weber, E. Walsh, 6. Healey, R. Menke, R. Andres, R. Zahneis, C. Black, A. Kreimer. Scanding-Firsv RuW: R. Niklns, A. Luebbers, F. Brinker, G. Day, W. Hertzenberg. D. Brown, J, Meyer, R. Jameson, L. Roell, P. Huber, J. Huggeriy, L Bachmann, J. Fleddermnn. Silling on Bannister: J. Lee. J. Rolfes, L. Schufa. Stunding-Secnnd Row: E. Schuurer, R. Bishop, D. Niqus, J. Bayer, D. Bollin, L. Wuebbling, J. Rapien, G. Erodbeck, 0. Tape. Stunding-Third Row: G. Hall. R. Hamberg, W. Brockmeyer, G. Bischof, J. Brinkman, D. OHing, T. Busche. 2. JUNIOR E First Row: R. Guy, W. Huasman, J. Popp, R, Roedershefmer, R. Kirby, J. Massu, E. Esiermun. Second Row: W. Mundovff, J. O'Brien, R. O'Brien, R4 Dyer, E. Mucke, R. Knorr, J. Dugon, .F. Trenh'nun. Third Row: E. Ruwa, M. Miller, L. Meyer, R. Brunsl, J. Clyde, W. Driehaus, D. Rigney, J. PeIer, R. Kloslerman, J. Roth, G. Busken, R. Kemper, J. Minges. Fourth Row: G. Bare, R. Collins, R. Lamb, R. Kenner, J. Boeing, J. Maley, R. Murphy, G. Mueller. J, love , C, Reinhardt, C. Fessel, G. Bender, J. Barry. Absent: W. Kenning. SOPHOMORE A F1rsl Row: J. Hummel, J. Kernan, H. Brands, N. Haas, J. Meyers, G. Laib, E. Wuebbeter, T. Ruwe, P. Gerrety, D. Giordano. Second Row: J. Toelke, L. Koopmann, J. Alfherr, JA Keller, J. Jennings, E. Quinn, J. Cahill, P. Brosnan, P. Hemherger, W. Jackson. Third Row: L Orimun, G. Frilz, T. Fry, R. Jeunmougin, E. Helmers, R. Beck. G. Groh, A. Hummel, W. Timpermun. Faurlh Row: C. Gutzwiller. D, Reinhurf, E. Olding, J. Hasselbeck, A. Gflmartin, W. Gravel D. Throenle, R. Hofzschuh, F. Klopfslein. SOPHOMORE B - x . 'v'u First Row: C. anhusen, C. Tenhundfeld, R. Thomas, D. Schmitl, J. Segbers, J. Fritsch, C. Davis, J. Voelker, D. Windhol'z, Second Row: E. Lcmprecht, R. Smith, T. McPhilFips, J. Behne, l. Lummeier, R. Buening, L. Tepe, W. Schiller, R. Dickerson, J. Mucoluso. C. Zehenni, W. Bauer. Third Row: W. Wesfrich, R. Grace, D. Bedinghuus, R. Jedding, D, Cuvanuugh, J. Elias, D. Martini, C. Jacob, R, Dulienmayer, J. Bruns, R. Haas. Fourih Row: R. Knollmnnkl. Wilsken, F. Kunsf, J. Wall, L, Schachleifer, D. Fries, C. Wogenslahl, A. Huuser. Absent: R. Nichols. SOPHOMORE C Firs! Row: J. Meisenhelder, W. Ph ppe, J. O'Brien, W. Horcm, J. Busche. Second Row: A. Frey, C. Disser, W. Bernzoit, F, Leuenberger, J. Meyer, R. Minges, A. Read, E. Hudson, R. Weber. Third Row: R, Jansen, N. Murdock, M. Schnur, J. Murphy, R. Merfen, S. Oker, R. Sturwold, R. JeHer, M. Nie. Fourth Row: L. Sandmunn, l.. Neumeisler, R. Rinear, J. Lengerich, P Klein, R. Kuenzler, J. Timme, R. Korle, J. Hughes, Fifth Row: M. Maslruserio, P. Ryan, D. Caruso, 3. Doyle, J. Peters, R. Roell, L Schubert, D. Ripperger. Absent: H. Muguire. S'OPHOMORE D Firsl Row: D. Mohrhaus, G. Holiday, In Circle: T. Olberding, R. Fry, R. Montague, J. Pfaffinger, W. Tuchfurber, J. Trefzger, L. Thompson, P. Beese, C. VeHe, D. Neiheisel, T Newell, W. RiHer, V. Barker, J. Hendy. Standingv Fir5I Row: R. Dee, D. Leesman, J. Pfeifer, D. Wieland, J. Welzel, G. Helmes, P. DELonardo, C. Pitz, G. Ratermcn, R, Thieman, DA Tepe, W. Neiheisel, N. Benny. Second Row: E, Vier1ing, J. Smith, H. Wilhelm, V. Roll, P. Mormile, J. Easier, H, Johnson, J. Harpring, E. Blasing. Absent: A. Flynn, H. Murrer, R Band SOPHOMORE E ' k A 3 . 3 1: r v + z Firsl Row: A. Beyerle, J. Vngel, H. Mueller, H. Hess, J. Rieder, J. Whalen, J. Kemble, , B. Bucalo, R. Tren'rmcn, W. Mahoney, D. Gonann, R. Huber. Stand Row: N Duwel, W. O'leary, G. Hummersmifh, E. Cook, J. Srchrl'ewer, R. Ryan, R. Dugenboch, E. Musur, R. Bonhuus, H. Mulholland, R. Lloyd, J. Zimmerman, E Baker, J. Bmun, A. Beyer, J, Reid, T. Maddock. Third Raw: R. Swegmun, E. Busken, G. Smith, W. Timon, F. Blunkemeyer, W. Volker, R. Bleh, T. Sowder, N. Rixner, l. Pille, F. Unger. SOPH-OMORE F RA Richmond, A. Rinck, R. Sleinkump, H. Popp, R. Nichols, L Niemeyer, D. Fehring, H. Bleh, P. Currin, T. luebbe, T. Penker, R. Menne, W. Gerhard. Second Row: D. Siener, D Robinson, R. Aichele, J. Wehner, D. Shofner, L. Schwartz, A. Weiner, T. Steele, R. Siephens, L Hulsmun, K. Poppa, T. Hirl, C. Brokers, E. Robbe, R. Rolfes, D. Grause, J. Murray, W. Griese, Absent P Kelly. FRESHMAN A Firsl Row: W. Blume, T. Dollries, A. Wine, T. Middendorf, T. Lameier, J. StockeIman, R. Slacey, L. Klumb, J. Hurmeyer, J. Vagel, D. Frank, J. Marx, R. Weidner, A. Adams, N. Dirr. ! Second Row: E. Harrington, D. Tram, C. Wuellner, T, Siemar, B. Huelsman, K. Huber, i A. Paul, R. Roih, T. Doyle, J. Peters, E. Rudemiiier, L. Averbeck, T. Buchanan. - Third Row: J. Funk, K Brunigun, L. Blank, J. Gehlenborg, T. Vondemhe, R. Sweeney, J Wagner, J. Albers, J. Keller, E. Schmidt, K. KaHmeyer, R. Schmune, J, Greiner, K. Van Nimun. FRESHMAN B Firsl Row: R. Rolhring, A. Brucalo, R. Royer, M. Hellweg, R. Frolicher, J'. Butler, J. Winer, T. Wore. Second Row: F. Dossman, G. Dirr, R. Linn, G. Budde, J. Honkcmp, L. Ries, R. Schuible, N. Yates, H Fishburn. Third Row: J. Bernard, R. Rosfelder, E, Ruhe, R. Myers, R. Plugemun, J. Cleary, N. Handy, T. Slucker. Fourlh Row: P. Kennedy, L. Risola, R. Hornikel, J. Kluener, J. Doherly, J. Martini, A. Macke, L. Fehr, F. Sedler, J. Dooley. Absent: D. Rinck. FRESHMAN C Sil ng: M. H. Thiemunn, J. Becker, M. V. Thiemann. Kneeling: J. Norman, R. Niehe, T. Meckstroth, G. Hericks, RV Zeiser, E4 Lockwood, R. Miller, S. Mirizzi, J. Macs, P. Minges, J. Bonno, R. Berndsen, R. EeHman. Standing-Firsf Row: E, McClure, J. Janszen, L. Hall, W. Schearing, H. Loechel, R. Cook, W. Geiger, N Dames, R. KeHner, A. Witsken, E. Solar, J. McGowan, C. Hutke, R. Bemerer. Second Row: E. Bouchonnet, R. Kaman, R. Westendorf, F. Bengal, J. Gramunn, R. Coyle. .q'g FRESHMAN D . m -, : w . Firs! Row: E. Burkhardt, R. Franke, R. Hubel, T. Averbeck, C. Kuesler. J. Burdlck, J. SchwaHz, E, Mendel, R. Spelz Setond Row: F. Stokes, R. Adkins, J. Grannun, R. Kuhn, T. Michael, F. Steinle, C. Klein, J. Geiser, W. Culmun, W. Broermun, H. Karwisch Third Row: E. Spraul, L Teller, J. Stuffel, R. Terbruggen, D. Bundenburg, P. Krekeler, W4 Buhrmun. R. Davis, R. Desborough, D. Moll, E. Sirunck. Fourth Row: C. Gruman, D. Minning, R. Kramer, W. Sims, P. Kullmeyer, H. Lonneman, J. Meyer, E. Suderhuus, J. Welsh, R. Rielug, A. Schrund, .v s - ' ... Firs! Row: E. Liegibel, W. Wuesf, R. Gilkey, J. Knapp, l. Niklas. Second Row: K. Kappmeier, A, Heroux, R. Vesper, R. Helmers, R. LcmmerL Third Row: 5. Huyman, G. Weckenbrock, D, Auberger, E. Peters, E. Xraemer, G. LoFcniaine, R. Owens, RA Pille, T. Muench. Fourth Row: W. Bacon, R. Whalen, J, O'Donnell, G. Pfaffl'nger, J. Kaeser, JV Meyer, A. Sandman , L. Bleser, T. Gindling, P. Biermun, J. Godor, D. Minor, J Black, C. Alienuu, J. Grady. Fiflh Row: J. Zenni, K. Kichtu, D. lobitz, J. Massa, T. Brames. .FRESHMAN F O. Sellet, H. Berning, F. Gardner, J. Dewun. Second Row: R. Martini, J. Lumping, R. Slrohofer, K. Schmidt, F. Stetrer. L. Heimbach, H. Tritschler, R. Witschger, J. Hayes, R. Buchanan. Third Row: R. Hoh, R. Caruso. R. Hardmun, J, Scanlon, G. 80552, W. Spech', G. Ruberg, Rt Leon, C. Hamberger. Fourlh Row: K. Ferguson, A. Yates, J. Herfur', E. Nienuber, C Doll, R. Suhre, L. Brossard, N. Schwub, E Esseimun. INDERCLASSMEN SNAPS Class Nighf guards of honor N. SthelkoHe, R. Aug, G. Brodbeck, D, Rowekamp. The large and the small of H J. Block and D. Grouse. There's my name. Library CreWgJ. Greiner, A. Paul, A. Wine, R. Weidner, Cleaning up We NMess hall J. Petals, R. Richard, T. Gindling. A BOY AND A PRIEST W31... Q3433 i , , 3,; ,3 W33? 25 .3755 1 3 M3,, . L - Wu, ,, PURPLE mam, 3U, FULL 0F RENT WHAT I UFE my m4 5 luck : yum ?mmu' CHARLES BRENT i' Firs! Row: J. Bartlett 4A, D. Ruberg LINGER, President and FATHER 4D, H. Moran 43, M. O'Donnell 4A, 1.. Punuro 4C, J. Murphy 43. Second Row: J. Bueker, R. Greene 33, G. Mueller 3E, W. Brockmeyer 3D, A. Gilmartin, W. Gerhard 2F, DCBedinghaus 28, J, O'Brien 2C, R. Ryan 2E, Ti Olberding 2D, Third Row: F, Gardner IF, R.. Ketiner 'IC, D. Minning 10, J. Keller 1A, J. Mussu 1E, F. Dcssman IB. STANG THE STUDENT COUNCIL A group formed tor the purpose 0t bettering the relations between the students and faculty is called the Stuclent Council. Ttiis organization gives the stu- dents an opportunity to express their ideas, opinions. and complaints through their representatives. It is interesting to note that this body is completely inder . pendent of the faculty. its moderator. Father Stang, presents the things that the Faculty expects at the student hotly. It is the duty of each representative to carry these wishes to their respective classmates. The. Student Council consists of two representa- tives from each senior class. The iunior, sophomore, and freshman classes imve but one councilman. ANNUAL DENNIS BARRON PIERCE FLAMM Associate Editors ............... THOMAS HARRIS RICHARD HAUSMAN ROBERT HERTSENBERG JAMES BARTLETT Sports ............................................. JAM ES FRY DONALD RUBERG Typing ......................................... NORBERT BERTE WlLLiAM HENKEL Finance .......................................... CHARLES SQUERI Photography .................. NIR. JOSEPH KULEY Moderators ................ SFATHER CHARLES KOVERMAN I PATH ER ROB ERT MA H ER STAFF In the early part of December, 1946, the Editor-in-Cilief ........................ RAYMOND MENTINK production of the Elderadow began in real earnest. Hours of hard work, even at night. were require01 This was not all in vain. With the help of the traditional Elder spirit the HEHeradou staff labored together and brought forth a imope Chest fun of mem- ories that each one of us at Elder will treasure ancl cherish for years to come. To Messrs. Bensen and Raabius the Annual Staff wishes to express its deepest gratitude for their untiring interest and co- operation. Firs! Row: J. Fry, N. Berta, D. Barron, W Henkel, T Harris, R. Maniink. Second Row: R. Huusman, Fuiher Kavermun, P. Flamm, R. Hertsenberg, D. Ruberg, J. Bartlett, C, Squeri, Father Maher. x g. , ,, p. DRAMATIC CLUB. The Dramatic Club of. 1946-47 had the largest membership tor many years. Father Robert Putnich acted as director and moderator for his second year. Last year he worked with Father Wilfred Dirr, but this year he was sole director. At the tits! meetings, Thespians thonorary drae matic titlei were nominated for officers. The resutts were: Eugene Hem- mer, president; Richard Vale. treasurer, and John Busse. secretary. The First halt year the freshman and upperclassmen had separate classes; while the freshmen were introduced to the secrets of the stage, the upper- ciassmen prepared and presented a oneuact tragedy, The Scoop Re- 'porter, to the Elder Welfare Association. For the First time in tour years the Elder Dramatic Club collaborated with the Seton Players in presenting two plays. The first was a Christ- mas drama, tiHon Night, and the second, a comedy hasect 0n the we - imown hook. uOur Hearts Were Young and Gay. In the last halt year a large number of students trom the sophomore class were added to the Club. Many of the other members were made eligible tor the Thespian Society through their work in previous plays. Finally the annual play with the Masque anti Gavel Association of Mother of Mercy High School was presented in tour hitarious perform- ances. This play was uStrictly Formal. DISCUSSION DURING PRACTICE First Row: D. Bandenburg, T. Dollries, R. Buening, J, Funk, R.Jel1er,J. Marx, F. Daniel. Second Raw: R. Aug, B. Adkins, J. Skahan, A Anderson, R. Vale, Father Robert Puinick, E. Hemmer, J. Busse, T. Buzek, J. Heilker, J. Beyerle. Standing FirsI Row: R. Flournoyl J. Harvey, D. Dreihuus, R. Klosterman, J. Granger, T Busche, J. Greivenkump, W. Comer, E Windholfz, J. O'Brien, A, Langenbrunner, E. Hess, G. Bosse. Second Raw: W. Muhoney, L. Neumeistet, P. KeJIy, R4 Jansen, G. Friiz, P. Normile, R. Fluegeman, E, lamprecht, J. Dooley. C. Gutzwiller, D. Giordano, l.. Blank, W. Jackson, R. Desborough, Gt Dirr. OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY HOLY NIGHT VIGILANTES BOTTOM TO TOP First Row: D. Jansen, R. Scherer, R. HurIer. Second Row: C. Roederscheimer, G. Buening, B. Knechr, R. Mentink, E. Geers. Third Row: W. Gander, R. Ballhuus, C. Pohlman, W. Mc- Gurn, R. Niemeier. Fourth Row: N. Koopmunn, J. Heilker, L. Roeli. T. Harring- lon, M. O'Donnell. Fifth Row: J. Metz, J. Greager, J. Heilker, P. G. Bohmun, R. Fuller, J, Treinen, R. Kief. The Vigilantes are a group of volunteer seniors who have relin- quished their daily study period to preserve order in the school wherever they were asked to do so, Each Vigilante is given a specific job which he lakes seriously and carries out with full responsibility. The Vigilante's real test comes each day when the fourth period, lunch hour, arrives. The onrushing mob, especially the hungry freshmen and sophomores, have to be halted and made to proceed in orderly fashion. They see their duty and do it. Credit is always given where it is due. The Vigilantes should be given every word of congratulation and praise that can be bestowed upon them. CAMERA CLUB The Elder Camera Club reflects the absorbing interest of the Ameri- can boy in things photographic. Necessarily a well restricted group, the members meet twice a week for enlightenment and discussion and every phase of photography. applying the knowleclge thus obtained towards the improvement of their technique in the creation of a print. The results are eviclenced by the pictorial contributions the members make to the Annual and the Purple Quin. First R-w: D. lsberg, D. Heideman, R. Sleinkamp, C. Gross, G. Bayer, D. Bedinghcus. Second Row: Mr. Kuley. J. Smith, R. Stephens, R. Herman, R. Sleinkamp, W. Ritter, R. Schlunser, C. Benken. D. Bernens. Absent: .1. Wehner. ELDER The best dressed men at Elder! Thafs what Eldefs Band Members can be called, for they now have new uniforms of purple with clazziing white braid and buttons. However, the uniforms are the best part of the band, for these boys made quite a few exceptional MR. JACOB JUNG Director Drum MGiOIS: R. Jameson, R. Vollman, N. Haas, C. Gross. Firsi Row: J. Black, R. Rosielder, B. Mohrhaus, R. Jedding, Second Row: H. Krubucher, R. Srorwold, R. Giesken, J. A. Schied, A. Tout, R. Curie, D. Auberger, P. Klein, Fiedeldey, P. Corcoran, W. Taylor, D. Reinharl, G. Fritz, J. Popp, L. Klumb, L. Neumeisler, E Rudemiller. BAND performances during the football season and also when they played at the opening of the new school builclings. A senior, Bob Vollman, gave quite an ex- .hibition throughout the year and may well be called The Best High School Baton Twirler in Cincinnati. Yes. the graduating class thanks the Band for helping to make this year its most unforgettable year at Elder. Moderator REV. PAUL GRUBER Third Row: J. Godur, F. Gardner, J. Geiser, G, Hurringlon, Fourth Row: J. Zimmerman, D, Tepe, J. Orfmun, l. Nie- K. Branigan, K. Koppmeier, T. Gindling, J. Segbers, J. meyer, FA Brinker, L. Blank, R, Guy, E. Bouchnnnet. Rieder, W. Huesman. Fifth Row: D. Burnerl, L. Miller, L. Carroll, G. Bosse. 30 m: ill, llllllml ll ELDER HIGH This year was a Ired Ieller year for H10 Cleo Club. They made a personal appearanvc over ho radio: a1 St. Lawrence Church they sang Mass: and they drew a large crowd at lhe Annual Glee Club Concert. MR. J. ALFRED SCHEHL Director Firsl Row: R. While, N. Koopmann, J. Flynn, G. Buening, Third Row: M. Finnegan, N. Tenoever, G. Young, R. N. Berle, C. Brentlinger, D, Jansen, D, Aufderbeck, D. Greene, W. Driehaus, R. Groene, l. Roell, W. Schulz, Albers, H. Alienuu. J. Schoeplein, J. Haler. Second Row: N. Zix, R. Hertsenberg, D. Mossman, G. Fourih Raw: 1. GutzwiHer, C. FeSSel, L Schqu, WA Herlzen- Gunn, K. Kappner, R. Scheller, S. Herrlinger, E. Young. berg, R. Montag, R. Kirby, J. Hurvey,J. Hotter. f. z 1. ! GLEE CLUB 1.11656 boys dressed in lheir long Howing purpie robes seem l0 sing belter every year. This year was no exception and the senior class can be proud that they have such a Fine organization in their midst. REV. CHARLES SCHREIBEIS Moderator Seventh Row: E. Men, J. Busse, G. Lumpe, J. Malay, GV Vesper, L. Shaman . Fiffh Row: D, Barron, E. Bender. J. Jaspers, R, Herman, Eighlh Row: R. Erwin, J. Bertie , J. Ahlrichs, A. Lemker, J. Rolh, J. Davis, D, Heidemon, G. Tape, E, Hess, W, Doyle, P. Ruabe. R. Cook. Sixth Row: J. Grady, R. Jameson, D OHing, J, Kien, R. NinIh Row: T. Gallagher, F. Lummeier, W. Henkel, F. Ense, Keftner, R. Aug, l. Vaughan. E. Day, F. Fuller. MATHEMATICS SOCIETY Sitting: N. Koopmunn, R. Schaefer, R. Hertsenberg. Standing: Father Kuppes, P. Flamm, W. Muetler, R. Nie- meier, T. Hanis, R. Menrink, J. Fry, J. Bartlett, Father Cuserra. Absent: 3. Herrlinger, Our senior year marks the format inauguration of the Elder Chapter of the National Math. Society, Albertus Magnus Chapter. Its moderator, Father Caserta, has served as the sparkptug ot the entire group and has been instrumentat in overseeing meetings so ttnat members can get the most out of each. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in Math, and to bring home to the student the great practical value 0t Math, 3 vatue which is each ctay growing greater anctt is becoming so necessary in all modern advances. The present members besides having talks and practical demonstrations have drawn up a constitution which serves as an addition to the National Constitution. Other groups 0t this same society are in other of our Catholic High Schools. Only a few ot the better Mattl. stu- dents are admitted into the Society. Because ot the help it can be to a student it is not only usetut but also an honor to be a member. It is another goat to shoot at. PURPLE QUILE. Eldervs own news service, the Purple Quill, has been in existence under this name now for years. This periodical does not confine itself to one class of news, but rather to a varying Field. Such matters as important news events. literary interests. radio programs, athletics. Clubs, humorous editorials, serious matters of eclitorial comment, the school Honor R0 . coming events, interviews of faculty and other important persons, are all in the scope of this Four to six-page paper. An example of this papefs merit is the certilticate it has won 0f Seconct Class Honors from the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association. May the Purple Quin continue as one at Elder's great traditions. Sitting: T. Busche, 6. Lampe, R, Flournoy, A. Anderson, C. Brentlinger, l. Punero, J. Heilker. Standing: J, Hocter, P. Roche, J. Nieman, E. Hemmer, Rev. C. B. Kcvermun, D. Bernens, J. Skuhun. Absent: 5. Herrlinger. ELDER SCIENCE CLUB G. Bayer, R. Housman, H. Abrams, Father Willhelm, T. Sleinkamp, J. Mueller, R. GroaneV R. HAUSMAN and T. HARRIS Knowledge is worth stucly. That is the theme be- hind Elders research into the scientitic world. Our activities in this channel are under the direction of Father Willhelm. In his capacity as moderator, 1'18 is able to analyze the ability of his students and direct their talents. This direction is provided for through projects sponsored by the school's physics department. Here is planted the seed, which if natured now, Will grow into a mighty oak. LOUIS PASTEUR CHEMISTRY CLUB III Sitting: 1'. Harris, 3. Knechi, Father Bernard Huitink, N. Rolfsen, J. Huckman. Standing: N. Koopmunn, G. Kasper, A. Scheid, J. Nieman, L. Siemer, L Murdock. This year a Chemistry Club was formed under ATOMIC SC'ENTISTS the direction of Father Bernard Huitink consisting of h ' seniors who are particularly interested in chemistry. The members of the club have been active throughout the year, especially in making tietot excursions to see chemical processes used in industry. Some members of the club appeareti 0n the radio Where they tolct of the uses of chemistry in the home. Yes. the Chemistry Club has been working hard this year. Perhaps, one day, some of these Fellows may be known as famous chemists 0r scientists. Time wilt ten. C.S.M.C. The Catholic Students, Mission Cru- sade is composect of Catholic High school stuclents throughout the nation. The im- mediate objective ot the C.SM..C is the furthering 0f the missions through prayer and financial assistance. Eldere CHSMC. unit is the second largest in the diocese. Our represenln- tives, aiong with those from Olher schoofs. attended several meetings throughout the city in the past year. This year the CS. M.C. sponsored its annual Omtorical Contest and a dance. In addition, Elder's unit conductect the Bisholfs War Relief Campaign at Elder; The C.S.M.C. will continue to he a strong motivating force at Elder until its ultimate goal. namely the conversion of the pagon world. has been reached. E. GOODWIN, R. COOK, W. CONNORS OFFicers OF C. S. M. C. T. HARRIS AND D. BARRON CINCENNAH YOUTH COUNCIL This year Elder sent two representatives to the newly formed Cincinnati Youth Council. Our repre- sentatives. in conjunction with the other members of the Youth Council. studied problems of housing. emv ploymenL human relations. and recreation. The genv eral program of the Youth Council is to find out the facts behincl these problems, share the knowledge of these Facts with others. and act on this knowledge. ELDER HIGH SCHOOL WELFARE ASSOCIATION H, , ummmmwa First Row: Harry J. Barlage, Lawrence 8. Niemeyer, Rev. Second Raw: Randolph E. Wehner, Paul Bohmnn, luwrence Urban J, Stung, Bernard G. Sallger, Mrs. Norbert Haas. l. Timpermunt John Longo, Al Juspets. As in previous years, the welfare of Etcter High School continued to he uppermost in the minds and hearts at the members of the Elder Welfare Association. It draws its membership from the parents of the students and the friends of Etcter. Besides the usual monitary contributions to the wettare ot the students of Elder, the Weltare Association this year purchased new uniforms for the Elder Band. The funds used by the organization are realized from dues of membership anct other social activities sponsored by the Association. It is with deep gratitude that the students of Elder salute the Elcter Welfare Association and express the hope that its eHorts win proctuce the same time results as in the past. 1.; . -. w. .. 4 . ... .1-1 A BOY AND A PRIEST ..... ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MR. PAUL HARTLAUB REV. ERWIN BERTKE MR. WALTER BARTLETT Swimming Coach Alhlzllc Dlleclur Head Athletic Director FOOTBALL TEAM e 1946 On August 20. I946. at 6 o'clock in the evening the first practice session of the iootbaii season was held. There were about seventy-iive hopeiuis at first. but this number was soon cut. The Following two weeks were spent loosening up muscles and huiiciing the prospective players wind. After these preiiminary htworkouts the First hard work consisted of dummy blocking. Foiiowing a week of this practice pads were disw tributed anci the real tight for a position on the squad began. The scrim- mages, although not long, were fast and furious. As the result. these work- outs completed, a squad of thirty-three was picked to represent Elder 0n the gridiron. Prospects for the season were bright due to the return of several teiiows who had size and experience. The squad promised to he very big and fairly fast with quite a bit of nioothaii savyf' in fact it was the concensus of opinion that the team was to he the most successful in the history of the schooii The first two games were played out of town. inciianapolis Cathev drai ieii beiore the Panthers 26-6 and a deadlock of 6-6 was fought with Hamilton Public. Three more consecutive Victories were addeci including FOOTBALL the sloppy game with Withrow, the steaming 26-0 defeat of Roger Bacon and the costly win over Hughes. The latter game, along with the following week of practice. placed several to'p-notch players on the injured list. Elder suffering from injuries, dropped the next two games to our arch rivals St. Xavier and Purcell. lhe Panthers bounced back into the winning at the expense of St. Xavier. Louisville. Thanksgiving saw no joy at the Elder Stadium. The game was lost to our neighbor, Western Hills. The season's record was not the best gained by our Elder team but it is remarkable how well the squad played under the handicaps suffered at mid-season. All the teuows. Coach Bartlett and Father Bertke deserve recognition for their hard untiring work in which they gave their a for Elder High. '56 g5? i 533 E'Egugs; ag 353$, h?gi; v r First Raw: V, Kauffman, C. Brenilinger, F. Buening, J. Fourth Row: R. Aug, J. Weber, R. O'Brien, D. Menkel Burtleit, J. Fry, H. Moran, R5 Menke, C. Squeril D. Jansen. A, Weiner, J5 Bassler, J. Kiely. Second Row: J. Hater, J. Murphy, T, Doyle, Ri Keif, R. Niemeier, H. Schmuite, G. Brodbeck, J. M0550. Fifth Row: G. Groh, D. Jostworth, Managers,- Fuiher 'Bertke, Third Row: R. Andres, l. Wilsken, R, Fry, N. BEONY. J. Athletic Direclor; W. J. Barlietl, Couch; R. White, R4 Curran, G. Healy, G. Lungebrunner, R. Murphy. Railarmun, Managers, SENIOR R. Menka C. Brenflinger D. Jansen C. Squeri H. Schmulle R. Kief - LETTERMEN FOOTBALL RESULTS Elder 26 Indianapolis Calhedral 0 Elder 6 Hamilton Public 6 Elder l3 Wilhrow 0 Elder 26 Roger Bacon 0 Elder I3 Hughes Ci Elder 0 St. Xavier l8 Elder 0 Purcell ill L FRY Elder 12 St. Xavier of Louisville 0 Elder 6 VVeslem Hills 7 F. BUENING l J. Hufer J. Murphy V. Kunffman R. Niemeier T. Doyle RESERVE FOOTBALL Firs! Row: R. Roell P. Normile E. Musur P. Ryan J. . ' ' ' ' : . , . , W. , . l, O'Brien, D. Gierdano, P. Leuenberger, J. Hughes, Third Row P Kelly H Bleh Horun R Dagenbac! Second Row: G. Groh, J. C. Smith, A, Gilmarh'n, F, Fry, N Haas, J. Pfeifer, E. Baker, W. Schiller. D. leesman, R. Nichols, T. HirI, Mr. Roberl Stevenson. Fnurlh Row: F. Blonkemeyer. Couch. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row: D, Minor, RA Owens, Wt Blume, R. Weidner, Third Row: L Herfurf, A. Yales, E. Burkhardi, D. Lobiiz, K. Schmidt C. AHenuu J. Teller J. Moos. , . . ' ' ' . , A I: , Second Row: R. SMCEy, R. Pille, E. Rudemiller, L. Averbeck, J' Keller, J. Greiner, J Albers, D Mlnmng bsen J R. Leon, R. Gilkey, J. Mussa, N. Dames, C. Deli. Dewan, F. Stokes, R. Kramer. VARSITY BASKETBALL Sining: D. Jostworrh, P. Stockelmun, V. Kauffmun, D. Ruberg, J. Kiely. Kneeling: R. Nichols. L Beck, J. Fry, J. Bartlett, J. Curran. Sfunrting: D. Jansen, Mr. Bartlen, Coach,- Fa'her Ber1ke, E. Schauer, C. Brenllinger, Sludenl Manager; J. Mercurio. SCHEDULE AND RESULTS VARSITY BASKETBALL RESULTS Elder 40 Covington Holmes 2! Elder 02 Roger Bacon 20 Elder 113 Withrow 35 Elder 16 Hughes 30 Elder 4-1 Troy. Ohio 41 Elder 46 Hamilton Public 56 Elder 30 Covingl'on Call'lolic ll Elder 47 Purcell 27 Elder 33 Purcell 33 Elder 52 IVIilan, End. 20 Elder 40 St. Xavier 36 Elder 33 St. Xavier 30 Elder 45 Mo0dward 28 Elder 46 Western Hills 28 Elder 35 Indianapolis Catholic 36 EHer 34 Roger Bacon 4O DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Elder '33 VVoodward 21. Elder 39 St. Xavrer 27 Elder 43 VVithrow 22 Elder 37 Roger Bacon 40 RESERVE BASKETBALL Firsl Row: P. Brosncn, R. Ryan, W. Timperman, T. Steeie, L. Niemeyer. Second Row: J. Basler, R. Fry, D. Helmers, T. Fry. FRESIHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: G. Budde, M Heilwig, R. Stacey, G. Weckem brock, R. Weidner. Second Row: J. Leon, J. Dooley, J. Mussa, D. Minning. Third Row: R. PiJle, D. Lobifz, J. Herfun, E. Snnderhuus, J, Keller. V. KAUFFMAN C. SQUERI D. JANSEN D. RUBERC L. BECK D. JOSTWORTH C. BRENTLINGER SENIOR LETTERMEN. BASKETBALL REVIEW The Monday following Thanksgiving started another basketball season tor Etcter. After a quick week at practice the team started its ven- ture with a victory. The loser, Covington Holmes. After this game the Panthers rotted on to six consecutive triumphs inctucting the unbeaten Xavier outtit. The play of the team, led by Leo Beck, was outstanding The next toe of Elder was Indianapolis Cathectrat who came to town to Hip the Panthers into the defeat ranks. The outcome of this close, hard-tought game was 36-35. Eider smarting uncter the sting of cteteat took revenge on Roger Bacon with the overwhelming score of 62-26, Our coach, Waiter Bartlett, took sick. It was a tough blow to Elder. This was shown in the tottowing two games with Hughes and Hamilton Public. The scores were 30-16 and 56-46 respectively. Coach Bartlett was once again at the helm. His boys proceectect to win four straight'games. Once again St. Xavier was among the van- quished. Atso our neighboring rival, Western Hilts, tell at the feet of the mighty Panthers. The last game of the season was shocking to all. Roger Bacon marred Etdefs record in the Catholic loop with a 40-34 Victory. However, a was not lost. Eider had already gained the G.C.H.L. crown tottowing the victory over St. Xavier. Elder openect the annual district tournament with victories over Woodward and Withrow. In the semi-tinats, Elder once. again proved its Versatility with a resounding 3927 victory over St. Xavier. The tense moment arrived. Elder playing over confidently bowed to Roger Bacon through a 40-37 set-hack Thus went the district championship and the tour years, hope of every student. The team deserves much credit tor their fight on the basketball H001: Along with them we shall not target the undying ettorts of Coach Bartlett and Father Bertke, Athletic Director. CONGRATULATIONS. BASEBALL TEAM The Month at March rolled around and the talk about the coming baseball season arose. On the tenth of the month, Mr. Bartlett callect practice tor the team. and the boys began to toss in the gymi When the warmer weather came, they began practice outdoors in earnest. There were about twenty candidates out for the team. most of whom playect on last year's team. These boys, who will form the nuctues of this yearis team. deserve a lot of praise for their splemiid showing in the tournament last year. After receiving a few bad breaks in the regular season. they came back in the tournament and advanced to the state Finals where they were cteteatect. Much is expectect of them and the entire team this year, and we hope for the best for them. 8 211m First Row: D. Ruberg, C. Wagner, R. Ruttermun, H. Moran, V. Kautfman. C. Brentlinger, L. Murdock D. Jostworthi Setond Row: .L Pearson, J. Kiely, R. Andres, G. Moeller, L. Ruehl, 1. Tape. Third Row: R. White, J. Bartlett, Student Manager. I . L. .- . , 97;; l: H. Moran; C. Brenrlinger J. Barfleli; R. White V. Kaufman; L. Murdock BASEBALL RESULTS Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Elder Catholic League Champs and District Finalists muaaaouw Roger Bacon St. Xavier Puree Western Hills Purcell Roger Bacon St. Xavier VVithrow QdWNUlODUI-I: . Pearson,- C. Wagner 1.. Ruehl; R. Rutterman SWIMMING TEAM First Row: J. Trefzger, A. Burler, J. Slockleman, D. Burnelle. J. Harmeyer, J. Clearyv Second Row: Couch P. Hurtluub, R. Kirby, C. Hamburger, T. Trame, A. lemker, R. Korte, R. Sutzger, P. HarNaub, Jr., L. Miller, Manager. Third Row: R, Herman, W. Hotchkiss, F. Springmun, K. Poppet EIdeHs swimming team had a very successful season under the tute- lage of Mr. Paul Hartlaub. The team was composed mostty 0t sopho- mores and juniors with only two seniors. The championships which they won were due to the fact that the tellows worked a year round keeping in practice and training. These fellows were the first group in the school's history to win the district swimming championship. Congratulations. fellows, keep up the good work. CHEERLEADERS Helping to bring forth the trachtional Elder Spirit, sev- eral Seniors accompanied by four girls from our neighbor- ing Mother of Mercy and Seton High Schools cheered the teams on through thick and thin. This group was under the inspiring direction of Fr. Richard Willhelm. TRACK TEAM Kneeling: C. Wilhelm, R. Jameson, G. Lungenbrunner, R. Biedermun, J. Mueller, R. Terbrueggen. Standing: T. Doyle, G. Buening, J. Welsh, R. Hoh, R. Gilkey, A4 Reid. mv d. On Len: Mary Picker, Raymond Scheller, lucille Kramer. Center: Michael Finnegan, William Henkel, Jerome Mefz, . Jerome Guizwiller, Robert Niehaus, Gerard BuenQng. 0n Right: Mary Timmers, Donald Schenkel, Mary Ell'en BJrHeM. TENNIS On March 18, the first tennis meeting of the 1947 season was held in Room 10, It was attended by a group of over thirty enthusiastic boys. or this group, twelve were selected after about two weeks of practice to present Elder in competitive play. Considerable delay in practice was caused by the cold. wet weather that persisted during TENNIS LEAGUE SCHEDULE the early part or the season and it was not until April that the weather moderated sufficiently April IGMElder at SLXavier to begin play. April QBhRoger Bacon at Etcier VVe are indeed grateful to those persons April 30-4Elder at puma responsible for the resurfacing of the tennis courts with asphalt cturing the past year. No May 7HSL Xavier at Elder other improvement could have done more to May MAEICICF at R0931 Bacon encourage tennis, for the original clay surface May thpurceu at Elder required entirely too much time and attention to make playable. Considering the eager response shown by the boys. anct the convenience the new courts provide for practice. we are looking forward to u very successful season this year. In Front: F. Dossman, L Heimbach, S. Herrlinger, F. Sedler, F. Gardner, J. Godar, R. Smith, P, Klein, 5. Huyman, G. Busken. Standing: T. Hirl. D. Helmers, C4 Gross, L. Niemeyer, J. Petal, R. Haas, J, Hughes, D. Grouse, R. Ryan, L. Stemann, R. Weidner. E. Gears, W. Simsl Mr. Stryker. GOLF TEAM Sining-Firsi Row: J. Scanlon, R. Erwin, G. Budde, R. Sleinkump, E. Burkhardr, T. Lammeier. Second Row: R. Griese, E. Knoll, D. Leesman, R. Grace, D. Frank. Standing: Fr. Earning, W. Burns, J. Reilman, G. Schnurr, .l. Greugor, R. Schlanser, W. Hendy, N. Handy, - - D. Giordano, G. Langenbrunner, J. Dooley. BOWLING TEAM These Hten-pin-topplersg, formed a group called the Elder High School Bowling League. Although they dict not have any outside oppo- sition a competitive sport was formed among them. Their versatility was shown when this team over-powerecl the faculty at our neighboring Hoinke Alleys. hThe quartet that Finished in first division was captained by Lou Rue . First Raw: R. Jansen, J. Hater, C. Roedersheimer, R. Dee. Second Row: D. Jump, L. MurdorJt, C Gross, R. RaHermun, l. Vaughan, E. Walsh. Third Row: L, Roehl, C. Wuellner, R. Scherer, E. Stenger, D. Aufderbeck. ACHIEVEMENTS, AWARDS BAUSCH 8: LOMB SCIENCE AWARD Science illuminates the future, and what future can exist without science? Dependent upon this fact Eider grants an honorary prize in this field. The qualifications imposed. require the re- cipient to be we iounciect in science and its atiied Fields. Considered above a is the appiication oi the students skin and capacity beyond regular studies ACHIEVEMENT AWARD nAn honest heart heingr the First blessing. a knowing head is the second. said Thomas Jefferson, in moral integrity this is a restatement of the Elder icieai. in tact the foregoing state- men proves that moral Character supersedes intellectual attainment. - The material agent bestowed for such performance is the much honored, uAchievement Awarci. Behind it is concealed a story of unequaled quality. or necessity the student who receives this medal must he of outstunciing moral magnitude. His reputation must stand high from the viewpoint of Catholic Philosophy. He must live up to our motto. 'iAitiora. Academically he must surpass his fellow students in accordance with his talents. Owing to its stringent requirements this honor is granted only when the stutients present suiticient merits HONOR uE AWARD Outstanding performance in the intellectual branches of schooling are very profoundly cone sidered here at Elder. Recognition oi this group is granted by uttering the Honor Pin. it is given each year to the students who lead their respective classes. However, an average of 90.5 or better is required. ORATORICAL AND ELOCUTION MEDALS The art of seii-expression is recognized as the tangent to fame. For successful expression in these fields Eider awards two metiais, The oratoricai meciat is acquired in competition between the upper ctassmen. that is the Juniors and Seniors. Upholding the umier Classmen are the Fresh men and Sophomores who display their keen eloquence. A RY . . 131m w 1;. r This l'inv looking trophy was auldccl lo the rollcrh'un in the trophy vase on llw lvirsl our by uur lniSlH'IlHlH loam whirl! finished serum! in Hm SOLIHIXVCHUTII disirirl lournnlm-nL H uas awarded by llw Ohio High :t'llUiJ Allllvlir Association wllivh nmdllc'ls ille- luumallwnl M'H'y yvur lo de- ttlrmim- llw blam' Chumpiuns. This lwamliruI lmplly is awarded eut'fl year to 11 senior who is runsitlervd 10 have donv H19 laws! in Hm Iim- 0f spurlsmunsllip in llw H'hOUl. Any studeni would lw proud In x'lm'm tile IIOIHH' 0' I'PH'hiIIU lllix lmplly. livery spurlsmam xxorks Imul in trying l0 mmil Illis award. ,; W : r-Siiv'x. 5 Hi ?- Fur llw firsl iimv lilder's swimming team won Elm dislricl rlmmpionsllip. 'Hlis fink lmplly is 1.19 mm llmt wns axx'urded lu lJIe lmrddx'nrkingj follows. A trophy of Ibis lype is awarded every yt-ur lu sixlven lvums llamuglumt I'm slaw In llle Ohio High St'hool AIIIJEUI' Association. MISS ROSEMARY DOOLEY 118 OF 1118 new Ufaresu around Elder this year is bliss Rosemary Dooley. She appeared on Hie scene aboul April I, and has since been performing her ciul'ies as Assistant Secretary to Why. Kolde with smiling efficiency. The Annual Staff bids her welcome and hopes her work at the 0ch Alma Nlater will be happy and suc- cessful. SENIOR AMBITIONS Ahlrichs James Albers Dunald Allen. James Altenau. Henry Anderson. Albert Aulderbeck, Donald Bauhaus. Ranuf Barron. Dennis . Bartlett, James .......................... Baudendistel. Richard Beck. Leo Benken, Carl ............................. Bernens. Donald Berta. Norbat Bohman. Paul BonFEeld. James Brenllinger. Charles Briecle. Norbert Buening. Fred ............................................ Sporls and pilot Buening. GerarJ Buescher Raphael .................... Burns. Thomas .......................... Burns. William Canon. Leonarti ........................ Conners, VVilIiam Cook, Roger Dally. James ................................................ Salesman Davis, James ................................................ T anker A. C. Day. Eugene Day. James Denker. Carl ...n..........n............,.......--u.u.u. Dordaller. James ........................................ Automobiles and mechanical engincm' Downing, Eugene Doyle. Thomas S Erwin. Roberl ............................ Fern. John Finnegan. Michael .................... Flamm. Pierce Flynn. Joseph Fly. James Fuller. Richard Gallagher. Thomas Gander. William Gay, Robert Gears. Elmer .............................................. TO be a diamund setter ....An executive ..Den!isl .C'1viI engineer aan surveyur Traveler ..Dramatic actor Chemical engineer Pharmacist .Lawye r .................. Chemist Saloon owner ,...Spmtsman ................. L awyer Priest Sportsman Sportsman .Traveler Sports and Duclnr of Psychology Sportsman .Clerical work .................. Clerk at Kruger's .................. TIBVEIEF .To live in Flarida .................. Pro. VVmslIcr .Danc 'm g and fa N116 T DDCfOI' and I have gOOKI fund and musir Salesman Building industry Chemical nu ginccr ..Display work .hTulli-millionaire .................. Saloon prupriclnr Photography and join Marines .................. Pharmacy Writer ...CerIiFied public accnumanl Civil engineer Paper man ...Sporls engineer Business man Salesman and atfverlising manager SENIOR AMBITIONS Goodwin, Urban ........................................ Sporis-plmlugraphy-radio Grcager. Jerome ......................................... Cunstruclion work Gricse. Raymund ...1Engineering'-tgoH-pllotograpliy Grail. VVilliam ............................................ General business man and sportsman Gutzwiner, Jernme .................................... Aeronautics-dMerchant Nfarinc Hackman, John .......................................... Grave digger Harrington. Tlmmas ....Aemnautics-apnltery Harris. John ................................................ Traveling salesman-business man Harris. Thomas ..... ...,..7 . ...,. . ,.,. ......v...w..Acmnautical engineer Hatter. Robcrl ............................................ Traveler and salesman Hater. James ................................................ To meet Buck Rogers Hausman. Richard ...................................... Public speakinngradio-English Hail. James .................................................. Own a chain of super markets Heilkcr. John .............................................. DoCtor Helmers. Thomas ........................................ Druggist Hemmer; Eugene ........................................ Cnncert musindPsycholungcompusilicm l-lendley, John ............................................ NCJVSPHPET VOTk Henkcl. VViIliam ........................................ Landscaping and agriculturc--fruil expert Hcrbsl, Julm ................................................ Garbage collector Herrlinger, Stanley ,........,., .. , .. WWW.,...Bccuming interested in photography Hcrlscnberg. Robert .................................... Notable in the Field which I clmuse Hoctcr. James .............................................. Advertising manager at Shinilnls Honokamp. Eugene ..... , .............................. Stick to We paper business HOlChlliSS, VValtcr Horse raising. nigh! club nwncr and millionaire: also arcllitccl Huelsman, John .......................................... Chemical engineer 155cm. Danald ............................................ phumgmphm Jansen, Donald .......................................... Elcclrical engineering Joslwurth, Dunald ...................................... To be a star on the Tanker A C. Jump. Donaltl .............................................. Loaf lhc rcsl of my Iife Kasper. George Wlusxctan and electrical engineering Kauffman. Victor ........................................ Professional baflplaycr Kicf, Robert .. Playing Football Klug, Robert ................................................ Business administrator Kncclll. Bruce .............................................. Live at the Slurk ClubH Kno . Edward 'Chcck your oil and water. madam Knopmann, NanJCrl ......... .Civil engineer Krekeler, Jerome ...................................... ruchcmical engineer Kmeger. Paul .............................................. Engineer Kulcy. Jerome .............................................. Cabinet maker or carpenter Lambing. Adam 7. Musician Lammeier, Francis lanltor at St. Teresa Lemker, Alfred Big business manager Lindhorst. VViHiam Retire at the age of 19 Lukcn. Albert VVl'ute collar worker Macke, Edward le engineer SENIOR AMBITIONS Marx. James Superwsur of a clerical nHice Marzeuser. Charles ...... ....Marry a rich girl McGovern. Paul ..... Callie man McGrath. Lawrence NSC candy at lhe Sunset Theater NIcGum. William ...................................... Metalurgical engineer McNamee. Lawrence ........ .............4.........Mcchanicai engineer Menke, Roberl ............................................ Own 1,000 shares of Hudepohl stock Menne, Carl ................................................ Raise vegetables. cattle and sheep Mcntink. Raymond CIVII engineer Merk, Richard ............................................ Boxer Metz, Eugene ............................................. lmitalor and comedian Mctz. Jerome ................................................ Salesman-atraveling preferably Moeller. Paul ............. . .Clerical work Mohrlmus, Bernard Mechanic hmu gal bent c6mpressiun. misled Moran, Howard ...... President of Major League baseball team Mnssman. John ................................... .. Mechanical engineer Mossman. Donald ...................................... Work at a drug store happrenticzd in Pharmacy Mueller. William Busmess man Murdock, Louis .... ..,..K..... ..............,.,..,. .. Baseba player win 30 games on the him Murphy. James Own a night club and a Few high-class bars Nickaus. Robert Own Tanker A. C Nieman. Joseph Golfer Niemeier, Richard . ..............,.,. ....,.. ..,.....Bartender O'Donnell, Michael Master mechanic Oldencliclc. Allen ............................. Executive in a Eithngraphing plant Panaro, Lawrence . ...VVnrk at a cemetery Paul, Joseph ................... ..CiviI engineer Pearson James .......................................... Business man Peterman. Thomas unnuuuu. . .4.....A...........PIUmI'JCr Ponan. Conrad ........................................ V Vurk Ior Columbia Transportation Service Raabe. Paul ............................................... Connoisseur nf an fund-harlcnder Rasche. Paul ................................................ W ork Io:- Horisl hetain Ralterman. Robert ...................................... Play basebaH Tanker A. CA Re, Charles Victor ...................................... 'Baokic Reid. Arthur .............................................. Big business man and gambler Reilman. James .......................................... Kroger more ClerH Rigney. James H N.HTn be rich in Happiness Rinck. Ralph ...... ...Own a clothing store and be a pm golfer Readershiemer ..Working at an advertising business Roan. Leo .................................................... Mechanical engineer Rolfsen. Nnbert Mechanlral engineer Rothring, Robert .........,.......,....,,...... .;...,..Arcl1itecl Ruberg. Donald Coach basketball anal baseball SENIOR AMBITIONS Ruehl, Louis ................................................ Ballplayer or sport annouricer Saizger. Robert Not to grow old Schaefar. Raymond .................................... Mechanical engineer Schaible, Henry .......................................... To be Happy'Hbusiness man Scharff, James ................................. Bartender Scheid, Arthur .. MVVork in meat market helain Schellcr. RaymonJ ...... Jeep driver Schenkel. Donald ........................................ To own a street car Scherer, Robert .......................................... Florist Scllmulte, Howard ...................................... Bridgetown's noted play bay and sportsman Schoeplein, Joseph ...................................... Business Schroecler. DunaH .... .. . .4...,....... . .; ..A...4..Salesman Schulz, William .......................................... Work in grave yard Schumacher. John ...................................... Pharmacist Schwager. Jerome ........................................ Dentist Siemer. Leonard .W.....u.4.A... . .1,. ... 4. ...4.,Landscape Siemer. Raymund ........................................ Chemical engineer Squeri, Charles A ....................................... To be successful at whatever I do Steinkamp. Richard .................................... Salesman Slenger. James .Mechanical or chemical engineer Stoker. James ................ ..Religion instruction Slrasse . Waller ....... '. ................................ President cl large manufacturing cumpany Tenhundfelcl, Marion .................................. Business Tenuever. Norbert .. .......... ..... . ...K..... ......Medicine Tricnen, John .............................................. Doctor Twining. Paul Grocery slore operator Vaughan. Irvin ............................................ Draftsman Vollman, Robert .......................................... Teach twirling and direct bancL-vembalming Von Hollc. Howard .,...,,....,...A.N,...... ,. ,...V Contractor Wagner. Charles ........................................ Sports and spans announcer Wagner. Harold ........................................ Engineer Wagner, Thomas ........................................ Musician Wechenbrock. Ralph ................................. To own my dad's trucking business Wegman, Albert ........................................ Janitor at Resurrection Westenberg, Leonard Florist Rut HowerQ Westerfield. James . .,Clerical work While. Robert ........................................... Lawyer Wuellner. Albert ....................................... Work for Florist hetaiU Young. Eugene ............................................ Ov;m 'my own sub-chaser Young. Glegory .......................................... Chiange tires and batteries at Western Autos Zeiser, Alfred .............................................. A bum will'l an income Zix. Norman Mustcmn JANITORS AND WOMEN Mrs. Ebert, Mrs. Raeckers, Mrs. lanser, Mrs. Hoe!- scher, Mrs. Irimpe, Miss Tushfurber, Mrs. Grole, Miss Kloepfer. HARRY JOE and GEORGE Congrafulafions and Best Wishes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1947 ELDER HIGH SCHOOL WELFARE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS BERNARD G. SATZGER ......................................... President LAWRENCE B. NIEMEYER ................................... Vice-Presidenf MRS. NORBERT HAAS ................................. Recording Secretary HARRY J. BARLAGE ................................... Financial Secretary REV. URBAN J. STANG ........................................ Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS JOHN VOELKER LAWRENCE l. TIMPERMAN AL JASPERS PAUL BOHMAN RANDOLPH E. WEHNER JOHN LONGO 0 There is no reason why every pcxren1L of an Elder student and every graduate should not belong to the Welfare Association Dues only 1.00 per year In fhe eighfeen years of HS exisfence, the Association has given Elder High School over $3,000.00 worth of permanent improvements $6,500.00 worth of supplementary funds for activities. XNNLHEED FIMHM :hU IMMHNH ?HD HHFHM SINK: , SIRE ' f THE DORST COMPANY Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS - PLAQUES - STATUETTES Special Attention Given to LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB AND FRATERNITY PINS We Invife Your Suggestions DESIGNS FURNISHED UPON REQUEST 2100 READING ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: PArkway 3360 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ,47 PHOTO REFLEX STUDIO, Inc. OF CINCINNATI A picture always helps bring back memories. As you will want to keep your graduation portraits forever, so will you want to mark with a photograph all fhe important events in yoUr life. When you wish other fine por- traits, remember your Official Year Book Photographer. PHOTO REFLEX STUDIO COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAMERA CLUB Moderator MR. JOSEPH KULEY SENIORS President ....... DICK STEINKAMP Treasurer .......... DON ISBERG Vlce-Presldent ..... DON BERNENS CARL BENKEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES J'. BAYER D. BEDINGHOUSE C. GROSS W. RITTER D. HEIDEMANN J. SMITH R. HERMAN R. STEINKAMP R. SCHlANSER, Secretary R. STEPHENS J. WEHNER CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '47 HERRLINGER DISTRIBUTING CO. Fifteenth and Vine Streets CINCINNATI, OHIO SCHOENY'S QUALITY FOOD SHOP Glenmore and Montana Avenues WESTWOOD MOnfctna 1100 MOntana 1101 LILIE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE MONTANA and GLENMORE Phone: MOntana 2810 PACKARD G.M.C. TRUCKS ROBERT S. POWELL Opposite Bridgetown Churches MOntana 9806 MOntona 5723 A L PI N E I N N CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS DANCING We Cater to Wedding Pariies and Social Clubs B U E K E R , S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE co. JOHN H. BUEKER, Prop. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES - PHILCO AND ZENITH RADIOS CHAMBERS, MAGIC CHEF AND GRAND RANGES EASY, SPEED QUEEN, ABC AND DEXTER WASHERS IRONRITE IRONER 4910 GLENWAY AVENUE .. WAbash 7712 DUGAN1S PHARMACY Warsaw and Hawthorne Ave. Price Hill CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: WAbash 1555 BARNEY WESTENDORF FOOD MARKET 4013 St. Lawrence Avenue JOIN ELDER WELFARE BETTER BUY BUICK PARTS SERVICE NEW CARS USED CARS HEINZ-CONES, Inc. Your Western Hills1 Dealer MOniana 3112 MOntana 3113 PLATING . . . Cadmium and Zinc to Governmeni Specifications VICTORY PLATING WORKS MOnfunu 5842 3418 HARRISON AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF ST. LEO CHURCH REV. CHARLES E. HOCTOR BALTIMORE AND ST. LEO PLACE Sunday Masses: 5:30 - 7:15 - 9:00 - 10:15 - 12:15 JAMES PEARL Wholesale Dealer in FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EDW. LEISGANG BULK - FIELD 0 GARDEN LAWN SEEDS Hay, Grain and Mill Feeds PHONE: MOntana 2120 AUG. CARUSO 81 SONS DISTRIBUTORS FRUITS m VEGETABLES 211-213 West Second Street CINCINNATI, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF GAY 901s CAEE GREETINGS TO CLASS OF 1947 AL. M. BOEX COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 708 Dixie Terminal Building CINCINNATI 2, OHIO MAIn 4274-4275 EAst 6926 SHRIVER1S CH EV-LOU lBUTCH REID! DRUG STORE Famousfor 4903 Glenway Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO WAbush 0865 WAbush 9871 FISH AND BAR-B-Q 4101 Harrison Ave. Bus Route to Door MOnl'anu 2142 CHEVIOT, OHIO DUWEL HARDWARE co. THREE STORES Eighth and Sfafe 3624 Warsaw 3605 Harrison FREUND1S FOR MEATS 4026 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL WAbash 4321 WAbash 4322 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM VON RISSEN TRUCKING COMPANY Phone: WAbash 3936 C. W. BUERGER CO. Wholesale Disiribul'ors FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OFFICE-STORE TRACK0STORE 240 W. Sixth SI. 35 Plum 51. JACKSON15 OVERLOOK GRILL LUNCHES 0 SANDWICHES BEER - WHISKEY - WINE Beer 10 Take Out Meet Your Friends Here 4904 Glenway Ave. WAbush 9763 JOS. F. DENKER DAINTY MAID BAKERY Specializing in WEDDING AND PARTY CAKES 4908 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbasH .9618 DIAMONDS WATCHES Gifts for All Occasions J. C. HOCKETT CO. JEWELERS 3633 Harrlson Avenue MOnlunu 2515 CHEVIOT, OHIO L O U K R O N E R CHEVIOT CLEANERS AND TAILORS 3820 North Bend Road CHEVIOT 1.1, OHIO Phone: MOntana 1400 COMPLIMENTS GLEASON'S Prescription Pharmacy DRUGS - BABY SUPPLIES OF A FRIEND TOILETRIES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE WE DELIVER . 4111 CincinnaiFLouisville Pike 1 MOnlana 9774 CHEVIOT, OHIO Western Hills Radio and Appliance Shop 4924 GLENWAY AVENUE GRandview 4427 J. P. 2 S. HARDWARE WE DELIVER 4857 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbush 2265 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE JUNIORS WESTWOOD MOBILGAS JOS. F. OKER CORRECT LUBRICATION ROAD SERVICE HARRISON AND BOUDINOT AVENUES Phone: MOntcma 9830 WE DELIVER PHILLIPS DRY CLEANERS 4917 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbosh 2202 J. 8 J. CAFE C O M P L I M E N T 5 Formerly Wagner's Nife Club 5012 Glenwuy Avenue at Ferguson PRICE HILL End of Warsaw Car Line WAbash 9706 Where Ihe Good Neighbor Policy Originated COCKTAILS A F R l E N D BEER WINE LIQUOR Wm. Wig BilH Riley Jack Rudig J05. Overberg OF BEST WISHES FROM THE S O P H O M O R E S PEGGWS GRILL N l E H A U S RATHSKELLER AVAILABLE . FOR PRIVATE PARTIES I 5 H 0 E S GLENWAY and WEST HIGH WAbash 9754 2137 WEST EIGHTH STREET FISH FRIDAY WAbash 9628 , ! EDW. H. ALICH MOELLER S GRILL 0 WESTWOOD JEWELER GOOD com BEER LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS l SANDWICHES ... CHILI -- soups 0 1 Botile Beer to Take Out Pony KegPPumps to Rent Out 3000 Harrison Avenue Opp. Westwood School MOnfcna 5065 Est. 1872 5301 Glenway Ave. PRICE HILL C'NC'NNAT'. OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM THE FRESHMEN Phone: WAbash 9860 Residence Phone: WAbush 2679 KUNKEL AUTO REPAIR .NASH00ES CLARENCE KUNKEL, Prop. OPTOMETRIST GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 1565 Harrison Avenue CINCINNATI, OHIO BUILD WITH LUMBERH The J. B. Doppes Sons Lumber Co. 1250 GEST STREET CHerry 3752 CHerry 3753 WM. ENDERLEIN 8 CO., Inc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES S. W. Corner Second and Plum Streets CINCINNATI, OHIO CCDNKPLINKEFJTS DIC'KHAUS, o F MOMBERG a co, WESTERN HILLS WHOLESALE DEALERS L A U N D R Y I I n c . IN FRUIT TUxedo 7234 ! COMPLIMENTS ' JOHN J. MENNINGER 8: SONS O F WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES A F R I E N D 608 WEST COURT STREET PArkwuy 7125 RICHTER'S FLATOW, RILEY 8: CO. SERVICE STATION 3 WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ATLAS TIRES I FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES LUBRICATION - ATLAS BATTERIES N. W. Cor. Front and Pium Streets 2024 HARRISON AVENUE mongunc 9777 CINCINNATI, OHIO L. FRIEDLANDER 8 CO. WHOLESALE DEALER IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GIFT 8 CARD SHOP DISTINCTIVE GIFTS PoggendICk'S Pharmacy Greeting Cards for All Occasions GET IT AT I 1 ! 3615 Harrison Avenue 1613 QUEEN CITY 1 l CHEVIOT 11, OHIO 1 UNiversity 6558 WHOLESALE HENKEL CONGRATULATIONS TIRE 8! RUBBER CO. A F R I E N D EXIDE BATTERIES GOODYEAR TIRES 2924 VINE STREET COMPLIMENTS COVINGTON PAPER OF 82 WOODENWARE C0. Sanzone 82 Palmlsuno SCHOOL SUPPUES Company PAPER 2 WOODENWARE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Second and Plum Sfreefs 212-220 Greenup Sfreet CINCINNATI, OHIO COVINGTON, KY. BOEING TED FOLZ FOOD MARKET SERVICE STATION EIGHTH AND OVERLOOK GLENWAY and FERGUSON WAbush 5683 WAbosh 9678 MEYER,S JEWELERS WATCHES - DIAMONDS - GIFTS WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 4900 Glenway Avenue at Guerly Road GRandview 2721 CINCINNATI 5, OHIO H. ZIMMER CO. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 216 West Second StreeiL CINCINNATI, OHIO WENSTRUP, Tailor ROOMS 409-410 SOUTHERN OHIO BANK BUILDING 519 MAIN STREET STEAM - HOT WATER WARM AIR Installation - Service Repair COAL - GAS - OIL EDW. B. THOMPSON H98 Coronado Ave. GRcmdview 0 PRICE HILL Covington Heating Co. 326 Pike Sireel COVINGTON, KY. Installation of All Types Heating 870 COMPLIMENTS OF OVERLOOK THEATRE JAS. T. CAVANAUGH 30 Years on Price Hill COAL COKE AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 3506 Warsaw Ave. WAbush 4500 7H1 and C. 8. O R. R. CHerry 8276 HARRY S SOHIO SERVICE SOHIO PRODUCTS Tires, Tubes, Batteries and Accessories EIGHTH AND OVERLOOK AVES WAbash 9793 Koenig,s Pharmacy C. J. REINSTATLER 2175 CENTRAL AVENUE BRIGHTON Glenway Dry Cleaners FRANK J. FLAIG, Prop. CLEANING 7 PRESSING REPAIRING 4207 Glenwuy WAbash 9777 We Operake Our Own Cleaning Pluni Lyric Optical Company OPTICIANS Oculist Prescriptions Filled Also CONTACT LENS TECHNICIAN T35 OPERA PLACE MAin 2168 CHerry 2393 MOntana 1434 MOnlana 9778 Heintzman's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 3801 Harrison Avenue CHEVIOT, OHIO SCHULTEN,S BEVERAGE STORE PONY KEGS 7 BOTTLE AND JUG BEER 7 WINES COAL AND ICE STATION 4211 Glenwuy Ave. WAbash 9946 COMPLIMENTS OF M. DEGARO 87 CO. 62 Plum Street CINCINNATI, OHIO REINSTATLER TEXACO SERVICE TONY REINSTATLER, Prop. 4210 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbush 9737 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS ALL GARMENTS INSURED We Operate Our Own Plant 2927 MONTANA AVENUE Phone: MOnfana 3230 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF Compliments of the FACULTY KELLER 8! NEIDHARD MEATS, GROCERIES, POULTRY, FISH AND GAME FEEDS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1217-1219 Rulison Avenue H A L L' S D R U G S REXALL DRUG STORE HARRISON AT MONTANA Prescripiion Phone: MOntcmu 5797 Gifts For All Occasions DIAMONDS WATCHES Expert Repairing SYDEL JEWELERS 3928 Glenway1Ave. GRondview 4877 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HAWTHORNE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FANGER $ RAMPE S H O E S Pearl cmd Broadway CINCINNATI, OHIO MAin 1050 COMPLIMENTS OF GLENWAY TIRE SHOP OLD RELIABLE FLOOR WE SAND AND REFINISH ALL WOOD FLOORS All Work Guaranteed to Be Firsl Class Phone: Grundv'lew 0277 Box 562 Pedreni Avenue PRICE HILL CINCINNATI, OHIO LEE HERRLINGER RADIO SERVICE RADIO SERVICE Base and Elberon PRICE HILL WAbash 9748 Open Until 10 P. M. The Sycamore Savings 8. Loan Co. 424 EAST TWELFTH STREET . Phone: CHerry 7978 COSTON7S PAUL, GEORGE AND LITTLE KIFF CANDY AND ICE CREAM 3639 WARSAW AVENUE CURNAYN,S BEER ... LIQUORS FINE FOODS 4515 WEST EIGHTH STREET NABER SERVICE STATION SUNOCO GAS AND OIL GLENWAY AND ROSEMONT Phone: WAbosh 9653 RPS MARKET Twelfth and Pendleion Streets IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MOHAWK DRY CLEANERS 217 Wes1 McMicken Avenue CINCINNATI 14, OHIO Phone: MAin 3480 BURGER GRILL FINE FOODS AND DRINKS 3726 GLENMORE AVENUE Phone: MOntona 9882 WESTERN HILLS HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING 4913 GLENWAY AVENUE GRcmdview 4563 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '47 Sf. Joseplf Court, No. 1419 CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS EXTENDS TO EACH OF YOU AN INVITATION TO JOIN OUR ORDER Meeting on the Third Tuesday of Each Month at Resurrecfion School Hall, Iliff Avenue JAKE 8: JIM S GOOD BEER - SOFT DRINKS Anderson Ferry and Rapid Run Roads PRICE HILL CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: WAbush 9890 COMPLIMENTS OF FIVE POINTS NEEB ROAD and RAPID RUN Delhi 6428 Tuxedo 7726 P. L. BARTH C0. SEVEN m FLOORS FINE FURNITURE Rugs - Linoleum Electrical Appliances Warsaw at Seton, Opp. Quebec Road WAbosh 0205 OPEN EVENINGS ALWAYS MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT COLLOPY,S MEATS 3622 WARSAW AVENUE WAbash 9654 KING BROS. SERVICE JOHNNY and LEE MOTOR LINE ROAD SERVICE 4140 WEST EIGHTH STREET WAbash 9501 WESTERHAUS COMPANY SINCE 1909 ALL TYPES OF COIN OPERATED MACHINES ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE BEST Phone: MOntana 5000 3726 Kessen Avenue CHEVIOT TRENTON MARKET COMPLETE MEAT AND GROCERY MARKET Wines and Six Per Cent Beer Eighih and Trenton WAbash 9842 L. M. PRINCE CO. COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER,S CLOTHES 3623 Harrison Avenue CHEVIOT, OHIO Phone: MOntana 3858 ED BRENDAMOR, Inc. SPORTING GOODS 529 Main Street CINCINNATI, OHIO MAfn 4485 MAin 4486 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TRAUTMAN 8 SQUERI WHOLESALE PRODUCE 305 Wesi Second Street CINCINNATI, OHIO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF JUNIOR SAMATOUR CLUB MRS. LILLIE GROTE WALTER LEUENBERGER MEATS AND POULTRY 4906 Glenwuy Avenue Phone: WAbush 4556 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PURPLE QUILL SIEBLER CLOTHES TAILORED TO MEASURE Suits and Topcoal's for Men and Women 607 Madison Ave. Covingfon, Ky. 61B Vine St. Cincinnati 2, Ohio RIEGLER,S Prescription Pharmacy WE DELIVER EIGHTH AND SUNSET WAbush 5802 WAbc'xsh 9712 THE HUDDLE INN HOME-COOKED FOOD COLD BEER 4914 Glenwcy WAbash 9800 For Quality Thai Lasts MARMER'S SHOES PRESCRIPTION DEPT. AND STAR BRAND SHOES 3626 Warsaw Avenue WAbash 6180 NUNN-BUSH SHOES 4036 Glenwuy Avenue WAbash 4320 YOUNG MEN'S SHOES OUR SPECIALTY ZIEGLER'S GROCERIES 8: MEATS 4105 HARRISON AVENUE Phone: MOnIana 1 159 Business Phone: Residence Phone: GRandview 0194 MOnmna 5833 WILLIAM J. BEERMAN All Kinds of ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK REPAIRING OF ALL FURNACES ALL WORK GUARANTEED New Roof and Gas-Fired Furnaces Are Now Available 1907 Queen City Ave., Cincinnati 14, O. MOnfuno 2140 MOntunc: 9863 WE DELIVER A. J. MINGES 0 SONS WHITE VILLA FOODS AND KEMPER1S BEEF 5516 Cincinnati-Louisvil le Pike BRIDGETOWN CONGRATULATIONS IIRAOULiY C. Ballhaus Pharmacy S. W. Cor. Cleves-Warsaw Pike and Rulison Price Hill WAbash 9120 CINCINNATI, OHIO AHLRICHS, JAMES ........... 47I9 Glenwuy Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Chem. Club 4, Science 3, Drum. 2, Tennis 1, C..MS.C. 1,2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, latin Club 2,1.11'. Soc 4. ALBERS, DONALD ............. 3537 Darwin Avenue Glee- Club 3, 4, Vigilante 4, Chem. Club 4, Science Club 3, Honor Siudenl 2, Truck 3, 4, C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, L . 50:. 4, Drum. 2, Class Baseball 2, lulin Club 2. ALLEN, JAMES N ............ 4638 Glenwuy Avenue Chem. Club 4, Scienca Club 3, CIass Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 2, Lit. Soc. 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 ALTENAU, HENRY .......... 4321 West Eighth Sfreet Glee Club 3, 4, Law Club 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Off, lit. Soc. 3, Class Baskalhull I, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, ALBERT ......... ?10 McPherson Avenue Purple Quill 4, Chem. CIUb 4, Sciance Club 3, Honor Saudem 1, E S E N l O R Drum. Club 4, lii. Soc. 3, 4, Honor Award 1, Class Baseball 2, 3. AUFDERBECK, DONALD ....... 818 Considine Avenue Glee CEub 3, 4, Science Club 3, Bawlina Team 4-, lit. Soc. 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. BALLHAUS, RAOUL ......... 3449 Alia Vista Avenue Dramatic Club 2, Vigilunle 4, Sciange Club 3, Chem. Club 4. BARRON, DENNIS J.. .Cincinnali and Harrison Avenue North Bend Annuai Staff 4, Glee Club 4, Honor Student 3, 4, CIV.C. 4, Sala- 1ic Ciub 3. BARTLETT, JAMES J ........ 5197 CleveyWarsaw Pike Student Council 1, 4, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Honor Slu- danf l, 2, Math. Club 4, Reserve Football 1, 2, Vanity FootbaIl 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Chan Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, CISIMIC. 1, 2, 3, 4. BAUDENDISTEL, RICHARD ....... 5239 Relluk Avenue Chem. Club 4, Science Club 3, Reserve Fnoibail 2, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lit. Soc. 3, 4, Nov Turly in iuur years. BECK, LEO ................... 5003 Ralph Avenue Sludem Council 3, Chem. Club 4, Basketball Resarva 1, 2, Vur- sin 3, 4, Football 1, lit. 50:. Off. 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 BENKEN, CARL E ............. 117B Rulison Avenue Science Club 4, Camera Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, L11. Club 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, lutin Club 2. BERNENS, DONALD L ......... 1059 Overlook Avenue Puple Quill 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chem. Club 4, SciGnce Ciub 3, Cumnru Club 4, Lil. Soc. 3, 4. BERTE, NORBERT J ................ 474 Wilke Drive Annual SIaff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Hanor Siudeni 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lin. Sat. 3, 4, C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1. BOHMAN, PAUL G ............. 5624 Surrey Avenue Vigilante 4, Science Club 3, Class Basabull 1, 3, 4, Lit. Soc. 4, C.S.M.C.1, 2, 3. 4 BONFIELD, JAMES ............. 2944 Lehman Road Class Busebafl 1, 2, 3, 4, lit, Soc. 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. BRENTLINGER, CHARLES ....... 3901 Harrison Avenue Reserve Football 1, Variify Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager Basketball 4, Student Council President 4, Lnlin Club President 3, Purple Quill 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Avhleric Assaciuiian 2, 4. BRIEDE, NORBERT C .............. 1617 Carll Shea! Law Club 4, Lii. Soc. 3, Class Baseball 1, 3, 4, C.5.M,C. 1,2, 3, 4. BUENING, FERD .................. 3977 Rulh lane Studnm Cnuncil 2, Purple Quill 1, Band 1, Science Club 3, RI- serve Football 2, Vunily Fonlbull 3, 4, Track 2, Class Baseball 2, 4, Varsiiy Insehall l, 3, Lit. Soc. 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. BUENING, GERARD H ............ 922 Harris Avenue Purple Quill 2, Glee Club 4, Vigiinme 4. Sciunce Club 3, Cheer Leudar 2, 4, Class Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. Lilercry Soc. 3, 4 BUESCHER, RAPHAEL ............ 3345 Meyer Place Purple Qui1l 3, Science Club 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Lil. Soc. 3, A BURNS, THOMAS .............. 608 Enrighl Avenue Lil. Soc. 3, Law Club 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 3, 4 BURNS, WILLIAM J ...... Box 92, Cleves-Wursuw Pike Law Club 4, C.S.M.C. 4, HI. Sac. 4, Class anaball 4. Entered 46. CARROLL, LEONARD ............ 2855 Fischer Place Band 3, 4, Science Club 3, Class lusebuil 1, 2, 4, lit. Sec. 3, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 CONNERS, WILLIAM F ........... 3014 Theresa Place Science CIUb 3, C.5.M.C. 0H. 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.11. 50:. 3 4. Cfuss Baseball 1, 2. . D I R E C T O R Y COOK, ROGER ............... 2906 Lischer Avenue 6199 Cluh 3, 4, Honor Sudan? 4, Foo'holl Reserve 2, 4, Baseball 3. Fuoiball Manager 3. C.S.M.C. President 4. DALY, JAMES W ............ 3452 Alla Vista Avenue C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Lif, Soc. 4, Ctuss Baseball 2, 3. DAVIS, JAMES C ............ 1014 Considine Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, law Clvb 4, L11. Soc. 3, Truck 4, C.5,M,C. 2, 3, 4. DAY, EUGENE J ....... 5937 CincinnuDi-Louisville Pike Glee Club 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Baskeibull 2. 3. 4, Lit. Soc. 3. Law Club 4, Truck 2. C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 DAY, JAMES ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5649 Biscayne Avenue Track 1, Glee Club 3, L11. Soc. 0 , 3, Law Club 4. DENKER, CARI. J ............ 1739 Kleemeier Avenue Chem. Club 4, Stl'anco Club 3, Honar Student 2, Librarian 2, 3. Class Baseball 2, 3, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. DORDALLER, JAMES ,,,,,,,,,,, 2749 Shaffer Avenue Purple Quill 3, Camera Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, lit 50:, 3. DOWNING, EUGENE ............ 1600 Slule Avenue Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1. 2, 3, 4, Lit. Soc. 3, 4. Class Buse- bull1, 2, 3, 4. DOYLE, THOMAS ............... 3023 Price Avenue Science Club13, Pres. Lit. Soc. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball .M. ,2. 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, Truck 4. ERWIN, ROBERT ................ 1637 lliff Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Lil. Soc. 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. FERN, JOHN ................. 2910 lischer Avenue Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, L11. Soc. 3, 4, Class Base- bull FINNEGAN, MICHAEL ....... 611 Hawthorne Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Purple Quifi 3, Science Club 3, Cheer Leader 4, FLAMM, PIERCE F ............ 1618 Tuxworlh Avenue Annual Scuff 4, Purple Quill 3, Honor Student 2, 3, 4, Muih. Club4, Solute: Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, lit. 50:. 3, 4, Hunor Award. FLYNN, JOSEPH, JR ........... 846 Hermosa Avenue Glee Club 4, Science Club 4, law Club 4, Swing Bond 4, C.5..MC FRY, JAMES J ................. 5012 Ralph Avenue Student Cnuncil 2, Annual Siuff 4, Purple Quill 3, Honor Studam 2, 3, 4, Malh. Club 4, Reserve Football 1, 2, Varsl'iy Foalball 3, 4, Reserve Buskelbull 1, 2, Vanity Buskeiball 3, 4, Truck 1, Lin. Sac. 3, Class Baseball 3, 4. FULLER, RICHARD ................ 4035 Race Road Purple QUill 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Vigilante 4, Science Club 3, Re- serve Foolball 1, Vnrsilv Football 3, Lit. Sec. 4. GALLAGHER, THOMAS T ......... 508 Grand Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Class Easeball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lit. Soc. 3, 4, C.SMC. 1, 2, 3, 4, ClassBuskefbqu, 2, 3, 4. GANDER, WILLIAM ......... 4737 Hfghridge Avenue Vigitunle 1, C.S.MIC. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gas: Baseball 1, 2. GAY, ROBERT W ............. 9047 Chuieuu AvenUe Cluu Basebalt 1, 2, 3, 4,1Cameru Club 1, 2, law Club 4, S...MC 1, 2,3, .Li1.So: . GEERS, ELMER L .............. 1234 Denver Avenue Viailonle 4, Science Club 3, Tannis 3, 4, lit. Soc. 3, 4, Class luseball 2, 3. Entered 2. GOODWIN, URBAN ............. 5218 Sidney Road Tratk 1, Golf Team 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, L11. Soc. 3, 4. GREAGER, JEROME W ...... 3448 School Section Road Vigilania 4, Scienca Club 3, Drum. 4, Lit. Soc, 4, C.S.M.C. , 2, 3. 4. Class Baseball 2, 3. 4. GRIESE, RAYMOND R ............ 5240 Refiuk Drive Scienca C1ub 3, Truck 1, Class Baseball 2, 3, Gulf Team 3, 4, L11. Soc. 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 GROH, WILLIAM G ............. 3459 Craig Avenue law Club 4, C.$.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, UL Soc. 3, 4 GUTZWILLER, JEROME ....... 965 McPherson Avenue Purple Quill 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Band 1, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 HACKMAN, JOHN ............. 1030 Beach Avenue Chem. Club 4, Science Club 3, Lil. Soc. 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRINGTON, THOMAS .......... 1117 Olivia Lane Sfudanr Council 3, Vigilante 4, Science Club 3, Class Baseball 2. 3, LN. 50:. 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 HARRIS, JOHN R .............. 2736 Robert Avenue Law Club 4, Lil. Soc. 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRIS, THOMAS J ........... 2750 Shaffer Avenue Annuai Siulf 4, Chem. Club 4, Camera Club 3, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Math. Club 4, C.V.C. 4, Science Club 3, lil. 5n. Frasidanr 3, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. THE SENIOR HARTER, ROBERT ............. 2795 Shaffer Avenue Visi1unfa 4, 1.11 Soc. 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, law Club 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. HATER, JAMES ............ 4129 Jameslown Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Foalbnll 1, 2, 3, 4, Cluiss Basketball 1, 2, Class Baseball 3, 4, Lin. Sn: 3, ,C.5.M .C 3,, 4, luiin Club 2, Track 3 HAUSMAN, RICHARD J ......... 4126 Tulber1 Avenue Annual Slaff 4, Band 1, Science Club 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1.11. Soc. 3, 4, Second Award Oruioriml Canies! b46. HEIL, JAMES ................ 3362 Wunder Avenue Stiance Club 4, Class Baseball 2, Class Vallayball 3, C.5.M.C. 1. 2. 3, 4. 1.11- Soc. 3. 4 HEILKER, JOHN .............. 3938 Kenkel Avenue Purple Quill 4, Vigilante 4, Chem. Club 4, Science Club 3, Camera Club 3, Drum. Club 4, Lit. Soc. 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C.1, 2, 3, 4 HELMERS, THOMAS ............. 451 Purcell Avenue Science Club 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baskalball 1, 1.19 Soc3,,4C...,,.5.MC123,4 HEMMER, EUGENE ......... 1020 McPherson Avenue Purple Quill Edimr 4, Glee Club Accumpunin 3, 4, Science Club 3, Drum. Club 1, 2, 3, Presideni 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Best Thos- pian 3. 4, Lil. Soc. 3. 4. C.S.M.C. 1. 2. 3. 4. HENDlEY, JOHN ............... 933 Kirbar! Avenue Student Council 1, Science Club 3, Lil. Soc. 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum. Club 2, Truck1. HENKEL, WILLIAM R .......... Box 327 MUHen Road Student Council' 1, Annual 5101f 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Class Buieball 1. 2, 3, 4, Class Baske1ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 4, Class Rep. 1, C.S.M.C. 1. 2. 3, 4, Lil. Sec. 3, Law Club Off. 4. HERBST, JOHN ................ 395 Grand Avenue Smdan? Council 1, Science Club 3, Lit. 50:. 3, 4, C163: Baiabull 2. 3. 4. C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. Truck 1. HERRLINGER, STANLEY .......... 424 Purcell Avenue Purple Quill 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Honor Sludem 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 2, 4, Muih. Club 4, Tennis 4, 501012: 3. DIRECTORY KAUFFMAN, VICTOR ........ 3635 West Eighth Slreer SIudenf Cuuncl'l 1, Science Club 3, Honor Student 3, Football 1, 2. 3. 4, Basketball! 1, 3, 4, Easabull 2, 3, 4, Liiarury Club 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseba 1, KERNAN, ELMER B ............... 1132 1111f Avenue Pulple Quill 3. literary Sociefy 3, 4, Tennis Team 1, 2, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. KIEF, ROBERT .............. 4653 Glenwuy Avenue Truck 1, Reserve Faolbull 1, 2, Vursi'y Football 3, 4, Class lash hall 2, 3, Class Baskaiball 1, 2, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. KLUG, ROBERT ............... 3776 Francis Avenue li1arary Suciefy 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 2. 3, 4. KNECHT, BRUCE ............... 534 Grand Avenue literary Satieiy 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Buskefbull 1, 2, Class Baseball 2, 3, Vigflnnie 4, Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3 KNOLL, EDWARD C .............. 5282 Sidney Road Sclencu Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Cfub 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3. KOOPMAN, NORBERT E ......... 549 Armory Avenue Glee Club 4, Vigilante 4, Chemishy Club 4, Science Club 3, Honor Studs ! 2, 3, 4, Math. Club 4, Solufac, Class Baseball 2, 3, liturury Suciety 3, 4, Honor Award 3 KREKELER, JERRY ........... Box 679 Ebenezer Road Vigilante 4, Scienca Club 3, Literary Society 4, C.S.M.C. 4. KROEGER, PAUL ............... 1031 Slate Avenue Scienca Club 3, Camera Club 2, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, LifeIury Society 3, KULEY, JEROME ......... Box 393 M1. Alverno Road Law Club 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, liierary Society 3. LAMBING, ADAM ............. 5590 Karen Avenue Band 1, 2, Vigiiame 1, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, Library Society 1 LAMMEIER, F .................. 4319 Schulfe Drive Glee Club 3, 4, Scienca Chub 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, lllerary Society 3, 4, Truck Tsum1, C.S.M..C 1, 2, 3, 4, FanO1xal11. HERTSENBERG, ROBERT C..4967 Wesiern Hills Avenue Annual smff , Glee Club 3, 4, Hanor Sfudem 2, Math. Club 3, 4, 501mm: Club 3, Class Baseball 2. J HOCTER, JAMES ............... 4426 SchuHe Drive Purple Quill Staff 2, 4, Glae Club 3, 4, Dramavic CIUh 4, Lit. Socieiy, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baskdboll 1, 2, 3, 4, Flashmon Drulorizal Contest 1, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennh Taum 2. HONKOMP, EUGENE .............. 3971 Ruth lane Lilemry Sociaw, Clan Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 2. 3, 4. HOTCHKISS, WALTER ........... 4803 Guerley Road Dramatic Club 3, Swimm1ng Team 1, 2, 4, Library Sociufy 3. 4. Class Baseball 2, 3, Class Basketball 1, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. HUELSMAN, JOHN ............ 1106 9rund Avenue Honor Student, Junior, literary Satisfy 3, 4. ISBERG, DONALD G .............. 5121 Leona Drive Glee Club 3, Band 1, 2, Cnmarn Club 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4 JANSEN, DON ................. 835 Wells Avenue Student Council 1,6166 Club 3, 4, VigiluMe 4, Science Club 3, FoolbuH 1, 2, 3, 4, Baskatbull 4.1'rack 3, C S.M ..C 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Basebul1 1, 2, 3 Literary Club 4. JOSTWORTH, DONALD ...... 1047 Considine Avenue Class Baseball 2, Vamly Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsin Baskevbuil 3, 4.Vursi1y Football Manager 4, ilferury SncieDy 4, C.$.M. C. 1. . I JUMP, DONALD ................ 3429 Price Avenue Scienze Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, Class Baskalball 1, 2, liter- ary SocieOy 3, 4, Bowling Team 4, C. S.M .C. 1, 2. 3, 4. KASPER, GEORGE .......... 3311 Was. Eighth Sires? Band 2, Chamisiry Club Oificar 4, Sciancs Out: 4, Honor Siudenr 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, liierury Society 4, C.S.M.C. 1 , 2. 3, 4. LEMKER, ALFRED E ............ 866 Hermosq Avenue Glee Club 3,1,4 Swimming 2, 3, 4, lifermy Society 3, 4, Tennis 4, C. S M C. , 2, 3, 4, Crass CnunIry 1, Salem: Club 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, LINDHORST, WILLIAM ........... 3426 Miami Cour! Scinnca Club 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Suziaty 3, 4 LUKEN, AEBERT G ......... 3999 Wushinglon Avenue Vigilunie 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, Literary Sacion 3, 4. MACKE, EDWARD .............. 618 Sedum Avenue Science Cfub 4, Clan Baseball 2, 3, liverury Socieiy 3, 4, C.5.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARX, JAMES ................. 3973 June? Avenue Class 5059110111, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketballl, 4, Liierary Society Officer 3 Law Club Officav 4, C S M C 1, ,3, 4. T H E S E N I o R MARZHEUSER, CHARLES R ....... 2646 Ocostu Avenue C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, Class Baskelhall 1, 2, 3, Liremry Sedan 4, McGOVERN, PAUL C., JR ....... 3271 Hildrelh Avenue Science Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Reserve Fothall ,2 li1erary SociaQy 3, 4, C S M C. 1 McGRATH, LARRY ............ 4688 1.0reHa Avenue Science Club 3, Gus: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Literary Saciery 3, 4, C.5.M.C.1, 2, 3, 4. 2.. MCGURN, WILLIAM J .............. 3205 Werk Road 11192110311134. Literary Suciaty 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. MCNAMEE, LAWRENCE ....... 1029 Considine Avenue liiercry Socialy 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, MENKE, ROBERT JOSEPH ........ 3637 Motor! Avenue SIUdnnI Council 4, C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Literary Society Secreluly 3, 4, Vanihr Faoibull 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. MENNE, CARLJ ................ 1022 Gilsey Avenue Science Club 3, literary Soziohr 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3. 4. MENTINK, RAY ................. B28 Harris Avenue Annual Stuff 4, Vigilunra 4, Honor Student 2, 3, 4, M0011. Club 4, Class Baseball 1. 2, 3. MERK, RICHARD .............. 4007 Hillside Avenue Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lilarnry Suciely 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3. METZ, EUGENE E ........ 4997 Western Hills Avenua Glee Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Ecsebull 1, 2, 3, 4, literary Sociely 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Buskelbull 1, 2, 3 METZ, JEROME J ................ 4745 Dale Avenue Vigilanle 4, Cheer leader 4, LiVerury Society President 3, Class Baseball 3, 4, Law Club 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 MOELLER, PAUL ............. 4139 51. Muffin Place Vigilunle 4, Science Club 4, library Socie'y 3, 4, Class Baseball 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 3, 4 MOHRHAUS, BERNARD .......... 3436 FyHe Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Limrury Socieiy 3, 4. C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, MORAN, HOWARD E ............ 567 Grand Avenue SIudeM Council 1, 2, 4, Class Represenlaiive 1, 2, 4, literary Socieiy Preside!!! 4, Reserve Funlball 1, 2, Vanity Faoibull 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, Vursin Basketball 3, Vanity Baseball 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2 3 . MOSSMAN, DONALD ......... 747 Woodland Avenue Glee Club 4, Science Club 3, Class anebull 2, 3, Ciuss Buskal- ball 1, 2, Swimming Team 1, literary Soriely 3, 4, Bowling Team 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. MOSSMAN, JOHN ........... 1130 Winfield Avenue literary Society 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.5,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. MUELLER, WILLIAM A ............ 1503 Beech Avenue Science Club 3, Honor Sludeni 2, 3, 4, Math. Club 4, Unruly Saciely 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, Honor Award 2, 3 C. S. M. C. ,,2 3, 4, Cheer LeudarZ MURDOCK, LOUIS ............. 417 Purcell Avenue Chemisrry Club 4, Sciente Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lilarary Society 3, 4, Baseball 4, 1 I 1 DIRECTORY POHLMAN, CONRAD A .......... 1263 Beech Avenue Vigilunle 4, Scienza Club 3, Cluis Baseball 1, 2, 3, C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Li'erorv Society 3, 4. RAABE, PAUL .............. 4405 West Eighth Slreet Purpl: QuiIl SIaff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Football Siudem Manager 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, Literary Society 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. RASCHE, PAUL J.. . ,R. R. 4, Box: 392, ML Alverno Road Science Ciub 3, Class Basebali 1, 2, 3, C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, lilerary Soziaiy 3, 4, Class Baskefba 1, 2, 3. RATTERMAN, ROBERT GEORGE. . ,1011 PUrceH Avenue Sludem Council 2, Honor Student 1, 2, Football Studenl Manager 4, Honor Award 1, 2, 3, Bowling Team 4 RE, CHARLES ............... 3417 Warsaw Avenue Glee Club 3, Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 1ilernry Sudan 3, 4. REID, ARTHUR ............. 512 West Sevenl'I Skeet Band 1, Science Club 4, Honnr Sfudem 3, Literary Saciely 4, Reserve Footbuli 2, Track Team 2, 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C,S,M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4. REILMAN, JAMES J ........... 3637 Herbert Avenue Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, lilerary Snciely 3, 4, Swimming Team 3, RIGNEY, JAMES l ,,,,,,,,, 4008 51. Lawrence Avenue Student Council 3, Purple Quill Surf. 3, Science Club 4, Reserve. Basketball 2, Truck Team 1, 2, Fooiball Sludenl Manager 2, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. RINCK, RALPH A .............. 3923 Davis Avenue Scion Club 4, Camera Club 2, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Buse- bull 1, 2, 3, 4, LI'Ierary SaciePy 3, 4, Golf 4. ROEDERSHEIMER, CHARLES E. ..... 1275 Siafe Avenue Vigilante 4, Honur Student 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, Literary So- ciely 3. ROELL, LEO G ............... 2065 Harrison Avenue Vigilanre 4, Sciatica Club 3, Honor Studenf 2, Library Society 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1. 2, 3, 4, Class Easebull 2, 3, Cluas Basketball 1. MURPHY, J. JAMES .............. 917 Selcn Avenue Student Council Represemmive 4, C1055 Basebail 2, 3, 4, Raw serve Fonfball 1, 2, Reselve BaskeibuH 1, 2, Varsiw Fourball 3, 4, Varsily Baskevbull 3, Literary Society Olfl'cer 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. NIEHAUS, ROBERT L ............ 1032 Delmonte Place Purple Quil1 Sfaff 2, Cheer Leader 4, literary Sociely 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.5.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4 NIEMAN, JOSEPH ............... 1005 Fisk AvenUe Purple Quill 51a 3, 4 Sec. and News EdJ, Chemistry Club 4, Literary Society Vi:e President 4, Tennis 4, Cross Country 1, lat. Treasurer 2. NIEMEIER, RICHARD ............ 2873 Fischer Place Reserve Fastball 1, Vanity Football 2, 3, 4, Math. Club 4, Track 1, Vigilamz 4, , O'DONNELL, MICHAEL ........ 4753 Glenwuy Avenue Student Council 4, Glee Club 3, Vigilante 4, Fuufball 1, 2, Liter- ary Seciery Presidenf 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4 OLDENDICK, ALLEN ............... 937 Bells Sfreel Clan Baseball 2, 3, 4, Literary Socieiy 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, PANARO. LAWRENCE ....... 3513 West Eigh'h Streel Sluden! Council 4, Purple Quill Staff 4, Science Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, Reserve Fuofbull 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2, C,5.M.C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Socieiy 3, 4. PAUL, JOSEPH JOHN ........ 9371Woodlawn Avenue Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Sociely 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, PEARSON, JAMES ......... 3781 SI. Lawrence Avenue Glee Club 3, Baseball 3, C.S.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3. 4, L196YUIY Sucieiy 3, 4. PETERMAN, THOMAS ......... 4025 SI. Muriiri Place Class BusebaH 2, 3, 4, Lilerury Suziely 3, 4, C.5.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROLFSEN, NORBERT H ............ 1614 lliff Avenue Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3, Liieraly Secia'y 4, C1l55 Baie- ball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 ROTHRING. ROBERT ............ 4639 Joanna Piece Science Club 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Society 3, 4, Class BasketbaH 1, 2, Class Baseball 1. 2. RUBERG, DONALD ....... .3044 Soulh Hegry Circle Sludenf Council 1, 2, 4, Annual Stuff 4, Glee Club 3, Liierury 59:18!!! 3, Essence Football 2, Reselve Baskerbull 1, Varsily Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basebal12, 3, 4, Track 1, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Athletic Associufion 3, Class Baseball 2. RUEHL, LOUIS J ............... 2108 Hatmuker Slreel Science Club 3, Vursfiy Baseball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Class Baseball 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, livarary Society 3, 4. SATZGER, ROBERT .............. 2755 Felici'y Place Band 1, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, liiar- T H E S E N I o R, my 50:1er 3, 4, Track 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4. SCHAEFER, RAY W., JR ........ 3701 Harrison Avenue Honor Srudanf 2, Math. Club 4. SCHAIBLE, HENRY JOSEPH ...... 1228 Gilsey Avenue Ciuss Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, liierury Seciefy 4. SCHARFF, JAMES ............ 842 Academy Avenue Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ll'lerary Society 3, 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHEID, ARTHUR ............ 577 Rosemont Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3, Class Buse- balf 3, literary Society 3, 4. SCHELLER, RAY .............. 4929 Relleum Avenue Glee C1ub 3, 4, Litemly Sociafy 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, Cheer Leader 4, C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHENKEL, DON ........... 4515 Cleurview Avenue Cheer Leader 4. C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Satisfy 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, SCHERER, ROBERT C ......... 3839 Glenmcre AveIIUe VigHunte 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Sncialy 4, Bowling 4, Class Baseball 2, 3. SCHMUTTE, HOWARD ............ 3385 Church lune Class Bmebnll 2, 3, 4, Lilarary Soziaw 3, Varsiiy Foalhull 4, law Club 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHOEPLEIN, JOSEPH ....... 1643 Kleemeier Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Chemisfry Club 4, themry Sociew 4, C.S.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3. SCHROEDER, DONALD J ......... 4015 Pulos Avenue law Club I, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHULZ, WILLIAM ............. 962 Kirberl Avenue Glee Ciub, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, lFIerary Sociefy 3, 4, Class Buse- ball 1, 2, a 4. SCHUMACHER, JOHN .......... 1720 Denham Slreel Band 1, 2, 3, C,S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Sociefy 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3. SCHWAGER, JEROME ......... 949 Oakland Avenue Glee Club 3, Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3, Reserve Football 1, 2, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, Class Buskalball 1, 2, 3, Library Society 3, 4, C.S.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4. SIEMER, LEONARD ............ 3603 Everen Avenue Vigilanla 4, Literary Sociefy 3, C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Class Volley- ball 2, Class Baseball 3, law Club 4. SIEMER, RAYMOND ............ 577 Enrighl Avenue Chemistry Club 4, Liierury Sncieiy 3, 4, C.S,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basabull 2, 3, 4. SQUERI, CHARLES A ............. 1082 Benz Avenue Annual Sfuff 4, Glee Club 3, Reserve Football 1, 2, Reserve Bus- ketbul! 1, 2, Vursin Football 3, 4, Varsiiy Baskeibull 4, Lilernrv Soclefy Vice ?resTdent 4, Truck 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Clan Baseball 2 3. STEINKAMP, RICHARD EUGENE, .3414 Corr1ne Avenue Purple Quill Srnfi 3, Cumbro Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Sludont 2, 3, Swimming 1. STENGER, JAMES ANTHONY ...... 3943 Biehl Avenue SCTence Club 3, Honor Student 3. DIRECTORY WECKENBROCK, RALPH ....... 2116 Hulmaker Sireel Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Socialy 3, Law Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 WEGMAN, AlBERT HARRY 4048 Akochiu Avenue Solefec Club 3, Class Busebuli 2, 3, Varsin Baseball 2, C,5.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Lilerury Sociew 3, 4. WESTENBERG, LEONARD A. ........ 465 Wilke Drive Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3, Cheer leader 2, 3, C,S.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Litevary Socieiy 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, Class Bas- keibull 1. WESTERFIELD, JAMES ............. 4988 Cleves Pike Science Club 3, Liiaraly Suniely 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, CS.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. WHITE, ROBERT J ............... 1215 First Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Limrury Society 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 4, Fastball Manager 3, 4. WUELLNER, ALBERT R ......... 3610 Applegale Slree! Vigilante 4, Science Club 3, Bowling Team 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Truck Team 3, literary Society 3, YOUNG, EUGENE G .......... 2947 Wurdull Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Chamisiry Club 4, Liierary Socialy 4, C,S.M,C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2, Class Basketball 2. YOUNG, GREGORY .......... 2947 Wurdull Avenue Glen Club 3, 4, Scianca Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Socieiy 3, 4. 1515511, ALFRED A ............... 766 Delhi Avenue Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, literary 50:1er 1, 2, 3, 4. ZIX, NORMAN .............. 499B Relleum Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Truck 1, Lhemry Socier Fresiden! 3, Class Base- ball 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, literary Socie'y 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. Rapresenluiiva 1. STOBER, JIM ................ 3419 Corrine Avenue C,S.M.C, 1, 2, 3, A. STRASSELL, WALTER J ........... 122 Linnemun Road C.5.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. TENHUNDFELD, MARION ........ 1048 Sunset Avenue Chemistry Club 4, Hannr Student 1, 2, 3. 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, Li'ermy Socievy 3, 4 TENOEVER, NORBERT ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4773 Dale Avenue Glee Club 3, 4, Chemisiry Chat: 4, Literary Sociely 3, 4, Class Basaball 2, 3, C,5,M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. TREINEN, JACK B ......... 5006 CIeves-Warsaw Pike Vigilante 4, Swimming 1, C,S,M,C, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, LilerurY Socieh' 4. , TWILLING, PAUL ............... 763 Wells Avenue litemry Suziety 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 1, 2. Class Basketball 1, 3. VAUGHAN, IRVIN .............. 817 Purcell Avenue Glee Club 4, Science Club 3, Class Baseball 2, 3, Class Baskei- ball 1, 2, Lilerary 5mm 3, 4, Bawlfng Team 4, C.S.M.C. 1,2, , , VOLLMAN, ROBERT ........... 2694 ShDHer Avenue Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Baseball 2, 3, 4, Head Drum Maior 4, C.S.M.C. 1, library Society 3, 4, Assistant Drum Maier 3. VON HOLLE, HOWARD ...... 3434 Glenmore Avenue Vigilania 4, Chemistry Club 4, Science Club 3, Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, Class aaskmbuu 1, 2, 3, c.s.M.c. 1, 2, a, 4 WAGNER, CHARLES ............. 1703 Pulte Avenue Fcn1hall 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Sccie1y 3, 4, C 4, WAGNER, HAROLD J .............. 3974 Rufh Lane Science Club 3, Honor Studen! 3. WAGNER, THOMAS ......... 3200 Glenwuy Avenue Honor Sludent 4, Literary Suziew 3, 4. AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS' AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS