Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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SENDING BOYS AND GIRLS FORTH Father Schmitt was the first principal of EHer. Father Schmuck succeeded him as principal in 1929. Father Bredestege was prin- cipal from 1932 until his death in 1939. Father Haneberg then be- came principal anci continueci as such until he was succeeded by Father Stang in 1944. The enrollment increaseii steadily, anci in 1946 it became necessary to erect two temporary buildings. One Of the buildings is used for a cafeteria, and the othen which contains six classrooms, is useci for ireshmen classrooms. GIRLS OF ELDER SCHOOL BEING BUI LT Page Eight

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HAS DEVELOPED AND EXPANDED In 1927 Elder became the central high school for all the boys in the western metropolitan area. In the beginning the boys and girls were taught by the Brothers of Mary, 51 Poor Brother of St. Francis, Brother Joseph Metz, C.F.P., Sisters of Charity, Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of Notre Dame, Sisters of St. Francis - and a few diocesan priests. Since 1928 the faculty has been made up of diocesan priests with the exception ot a few laymen. MONS. LOUIS NAU ARCHBISHOP HENRY MOELLER Page Seven

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TO TRADES AND PROFESSIONS For the past twenty-five years, Elder High School has been under the supervision of the Elder High School Association. The first president was Father Louis J. Nau. He has been suc- ceecled by Father Francis A. Roth, Father George X. Schmidt. Father Henry J. Lehman, Monsignor William J. Anthony, Monsignor John H. Metzclorf ancl Monsignor Marcellus Wagner. VERY. REV. HENRY LEHMAN We are all very proud of Elderqs recorcI during these past twenty-five years, and we know that we will continue to be proud of her in the years to come. Elder, we salute you. MONS. WILLIAM ANTHONY SISTERS OF CHARITY TEACHING TYPEWRITING Pug e N in v