Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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OUR OFFICE MISS MILDRED KOLDE Secrefctry-Regl'strar MISS ROSEMARY DOOLEY Assistanf Secretary Twenty-five years ago Miss Mildred Kolde was a Junior at Elder High School. Like Miss Rosemary Dooley, upon gradua- tion she took over the duties as Secretary and Registrar. During the twenty-Pive years that Mil has been here she has seen thousands of students graduate ami over a hundred teachers come and g0. Mil has been most helpful to both the stucIents and the faculty in her quarter of a century here, ami deserves a Full measure of congratulations anal appreciation. HRosemary, in her second year at Elder, bids fair to Follow in the grand tradition set by Miss KoHe and has become a bmiliar figure both in the office and on the campus. Page Nineieen

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ELDER HIGH RT. REV. R. MARCELLUS WAGNER REV. ALOYSIUS GRIMMELSMANN REV. WILLIAM HEITKER Page Eighteen SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The Elder High School Association held its first meeting on November 21, 1921, in order to formulate specific ideas for a new high school. At this meeting the priests present decided upon a new high school for the Price Hi district. This meeting was presided over by Rev. L. J. Nau, the first president of the Assoe ciation. The priests of this Association represented the parishes in the Eider district. This First board was made up of the pastors from St. Lawrence, Holy Famiiy, St. Williams, St. Teresa, Our Lady 0i Per- petuai Help, Our Lady oi Grace, Blessed Sacrament and Our Lady of Victory. in the following years other parishes were joined to the Eider District. This Association through the past years has suc- cesstuiiy been the guide of the materiai deveiopmeni 0t Eider High School. rrheir help may be iuiiy reaie ized from the many improvements which have come about in the past years The Association has carried out many plans in their history which have tuitiiieci aii their set standards. They have given to the pupils a means of furthering their physical, mental and moral capabilities. REV. GEORGE LAMOTT

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RELIGION FACULTY Page Twenty The most important subject at Etder is Religion. The course in Religion gives all a thorough uncterstanding 0t their faith. It instructs the students in the Catholic way of lite. During Lent the Religion faculty encourages the students to practice sett-cteniat. Eacta year at school the students make a retreat. To deal with any problem that concerns religion that might arise at school a Student Council Spiritual Bulletin is written each week by one of the priests 0n the Religion Facutty. In short. the student who leaves Elder is ready to tight and; overcome any temptation the world and the ctevit has to otter.