Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

$ .h-.-..- . A GOOD GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS . . . um! I ,li'miug I OQJoOBLIGATDNS to 0M, Coqu' ' ' w . u BiLL 0;? - ?- , am -0 g r u Lt :Mpvtt the k I. m; ! ms mo m, m m mct pubhc 33 VOTE an. prwmc PROPERTY , w. , wscrvc an. IR: r.. 5 pay TAXES L JURIES in mmmrt .. a mm COURTS frl , . LAW m1 ORDER :3 m gwmg c-udmcr H to must pubiu : cut; I m prevailing : IME , 1nd rimming mmmah ll 1: Lm' PEACEABLY w saw .u nevllzd m Chi g; ARMED FORC55 and g PRODUCTION E$FDRT Activities, such as Junior'Town Meetings, help students to de- velop: practical ideas of civic needs. Duties of good citizenship are studied and discussed at length in Civics Class. Prayer draws down Divine help on students seeking perfection. These meetings are sponsored by the John Shillito Company, and broadcast over a local radio station. The sports, program teaches fair play and the respect for the rights of others. . fig x .3; AZ... . ., . x :94 g 4n . ING POINT OF A GOOD CITIZEN . . . is his recognition of the basic princi- ple ahsdulcly essential in :my society h authority. Good citizens of the community or state are made, not born. Firm principles of authority; law. and proper respect for the rights of others are continually infused into the minds of 2111 Catholic students, through our parochial school system. Just as the mayor heads the goverw 7 ment of Our city, here at Elder. Rev. g! h 'h H Urban I.St:111g. our principal. is the chin authority. He secs to it that. the rules and regulations of the school are properly executed and obeyed. The student. respecting this authority, trains his will and thus becomes 21 worthy citizen. MAYOR ALBERT D. CASH, Beloved Mayor of Cincinnati The Principal, like the Mayor, is the administrator and director of the school community. Friendly relations exist be- tween students and faculty. . Faculty meetings are held regu- . larly to discuss school problems. HIS FAITH AND HIS DEVOTION . . . Cincinnati Council in action. to religious duties is the primary aim of the entire curriculum at Elder through its religious course. It is this religion course, Which is the integrat- ing principle making Elder a paro- chial school and not 21 public school. Its purpose is to acquaint the student more intimately With religion and to encourage greater devotion to it. Since religious principles are the foundation of Civic virtues, the stu- dent in acquiring the former, neces- sarily becomes imbued with the latter. Right ruling of society is built 011 authority and laws which are them- selves derived from the natural moral law. In the Catholic school the stu- dent not only learns to obey authority but also to appreciate the funda- mental natural moral law. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is a constant source of grace and devotion. . . . AND THE HELP OF THOSE WHO GUIDE HIM . . . is an everpresent factor which serves to give the student a proper under- standing of, and a right attitude to- ward, law and the enforcement there- of. This help is furnished by the Elder faculty which serves as the authority of the school and sets into operation the principles of living, through various regulations. It de- monstrates t0 the student. the practi- cal necessity of rules in school life. Specific members judge Violations and levy penalties accordingly, not with the intention of making life un- pleasant, but to secure greater happi- ness to the greater number. The stu- dent thus trained, will know how to take his place under similar condi- tions in community life. Vigilantes and Police aid, direct, and keep order. MONSIGNOR RYAN, Superintendent of Arch- diocesan schools, directs overall school policy. Robert Doll, Elder Senior, chosen Mayor for a Day, sat with Mayor Cash through a session of the regular Cincinnati Council Meeting. Through this well-planned program students of the Cincinnati area are made conscious of the obligations and duties of government. ugh? -k h z i x AND WITH THIS BACKGROU INDIVIDUAL THERE IS F GOVERNMENT THRO With a firm foundation of re- ligion, natural moral law, and respect for authority ingrained in him, the Elder student may confi- dently take his place as a worthy citizen. Since he is able to under- stand the reason and necessity be- hind law and authority, he will be able to participate more intelli- gently in the government of the community, state, and country . . . And with this background of the individual, there is formed good government through Catho- lic schools. +THE MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnati Me if QRETM WHEN EJ'RCEI'ME f DICATION We, the students of Elder High School, dedicate the 1951 Elderado to his Excellency, The Most Reverend i Karl J. Alter, ArchbishOp of Cincin- nati, who during the past year suc- ceeded the Most Reverend john T. McNicholas as fifth Archbishop of Cincinnati. As our new spiritual leader we pledge him our loyalty, obedience and love; so that, following his leader- ship, we may progress toward new knowledge of temporal and spiritual values which will light our path through life, and bring us to our eternal reward. REVEREND URBAN J. STANG, A.B., M.A., B.Sc.ED. RINCIPAL REVEREND CHARLES J. SCHREIBEIS, A.B. i'ICFnPRINCIPAL ELDER REV. WAIJH'ZR C AHR, AB. Economics. Geography, South Amcricam Hislnn REV. ANTHONY ANDRES, Ali. General Science. Biology RICV. RALPH C. BANGE, AJK. General Millhcumlics. Algcln'u MR. HALTER J BAR'I'LETT, AB. Physical Ellutalion REV. DONALD P. Bl-LHLICR, AJL 1.211 in BSCJ'XL REV. IQRWIN j. Bl'IRTKl-Z, AJL Hum U. 5. History REV. WILLIAM I BLOME, A.B., B.Sc.Ed. Latin REV. FRANK H. BUDDIELMEIER, A.B., B.Sc.Ed. Religion REV. PAUL CORNHVELL, A713. World History, Typing. Religion FACULTY REV. MIILFRED G, DIRR, A.B., ESQEd. Civics. Guidance REV. JAMES F. EISENHAUER, A.B , SfliL. Typing, Bookkeeping REV. PAUL A. GRUBER, A.B. Religion, Music REV. BERNARD J. HUITINK, AB. Chemistry, Consumers Science REV. PAUL R. KAPPES. JLBH B.Sc.Ed. Algebra, Solid Trigonmnclry. Drivers Training REV FRANCIS B KENNEDY, A.B., S.T.L. English REV. CHARLES B. KOVERMAN, A,B., B.Sc.Ed. English REV. JULIAN O. KRUSLING, A,B., BScEdV, 31.8.1111. Civics, World History, U. 8. History. English MR. JOSEPH A. KULEY, AIL, B.ScEd, English ELDER RliY ROBERT C Ll'ZUGJCRS. AJL B.Scild. Plane Gcomclry REY. ROBERT A. MAHFJL A.Ru B.SCde. Religion REV FRANCIS I5. PILLIUD. A.Ru B.Stxlill. World History Rl-lV. ROBERT J. PIVINICK, LIL. B.Sclid. English Rl-LV. RICHARD l . REDMAN, J.JL B.Sulirl. chcml SCiCnCC REV VICTOR. F. RIES, AIL, BASQELL .Mg'cbru, Plane Geometry REV. CHARLES R. ROHRKliMPle Religion REV. FRANCIS j. SAFHJTICLD. A.B. Physics RICV. ROBERT W. SCHAEFICR, AJE. Klgcbrn. Drivers 'ITuining FACULTY REV, VINCENT P. SCHNEIDER Religion HR. ROBER'I' L. S'I'l-ZVENSON. A.B., B.Sclid. Sales, Law, G,B.T.. Business Al'ithnlclic. Physical Education Rl-LV. ROBERT STRICKER, :LIL, 5,1111 Commercial Correspondence, English MR, PAUI. J. STRYKER, 15.8.,M. in Arch. Drawing REY. l-ZARI, 1.. WHALEN, A13. Spunish Rl-IV. jOHEI'H IN ZIMMER. .X.B.. B.Sclid. German. 1min MR. lIACOB leNG Band MR. j. ALFRED SCHlilrllu AAKLO. Music RT. REV. R. MARCELLUS WAGNER President of Board 0 RT. REV. WALTER A. RODDY Vice-President REV. WILLIAM B. HEITKER Treasurer ELDER HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Rt. Rev. William J. Anthony Rev. Henry Ausdenmore Rev. Raymond Backhaus Rev. Frederick F. Bien Rev. Clement C. Busemeyer Rev. Gerard Evcrs Rev. Carl F. Gocckeler chz Aloysius Grimmelsmann Rev. Clarence Graf Rev. William Heitker Rev. Charles E. Hoctor Rev. Charles E. Hoctor, Administrator Rev. Cornelius jansen Rev. Henry B. Kriegc Very Rcv. John E. Kuhn Rev. Cletus A. Kunz Rev. George N. LanloLt RL. Rev. John H. Metzdorf RL. Rev. Francis A. Reardon Rev. Cletus A. Riegcr RL. Rev. Walter A. Roddy Rcv. Henry L. Schael'fer R1. Rev. William Schmitt Rev. Roger C. Straub Rev. lloscph F. Sund Rev. Leonard I. Vondcr Brink Rt. Rev. R. Marcellus Wagner Rex: Arnold W itzman REV. LEONARD VONDER BRINK Secretary St. Teresa St. Joseph, North Bend St. John, Harrison Our Lady of Grace St. Joseph, West End St. Anthony St. Antoninus St. Dominic St. Aloysius, Delhi Our Lady of Perpetual Help St. Leo Our Lady of the Presentation Mission St. Peter in Chains Blessed Sacrament Holy Family St. Michael Our Lady of Lourdes St. Martin St. William St. Bernard St. Catharine St. Vincent de Paul St. Aloysius, Bridgetown Resurrection Our Lady of Victory Our Lady of Visitation St. Lawrence St. Edward-St. Ann Considering the vast volume of business transacted yearly, the Elder office can be rzmkcd with any 01' J the major nl'iices in the business world. Normally, so mzmy activitics would require 21 large staff of trained pL-rsonnel, lJuL, Lhmugh teamwork plus unusual busi- MISS MILDRED MISS ROSEMARY Ilcss ability, Miss Kolde, aShiSLCLl bv Miss Dooley, 1's KOLDE DOOLEY . . I ' Secretary-Registrar Assistant Secretary able to acmmphsh the task Cl'hclcmly and capably. ; 1 w w , . WM . . k. N$$$W CLASSES BACON, WALTER D. St. Lawrence BEDEL, RALPH R, Holy Family BEDINGHAUS, DONALD St. Lawrence BEI M FORDE, GENE E. SI. Wiliianr BELL, THOMAS J. Holy Family BENZ, JAMES W. SL Adartin BERNZOTT, ROBERT A. St Aloysius Ganznga BEUERLE l N, RICHARD A. BLEH, JERONIE J. Holy Family BOERGER, FRANCIS A. BONNO, AUGUST V. BOSSE, DONALD H. 3L Dominic BOYLE, 'J'ERRENCE R. SI. William BRODBECK, DONALD L. St. Cnlhm'ine BROERIN G, RICHARD P. Our Lady of Victory BROWN, DONALD E. St. Dominic BROVVNE, JOSEPH M. Rcsur'ectian '1? BUSCH, ROBERT C. St. Lawrence BUSKIRK, THOMAS C. SI. Lmu rcnce BUTTELH'ERTH, LAXX'REXCE D. BYRNE, JOHN M. V. L110 NI. Trms'tr CAMINITI, ANGELO R. Holy Family CARROLL jOHN H. Sf. Cnihcrinc CAR USO, GILBERT .1- SL Martin CONWAY, CAREY J R cm rrection COSTA, LAXMRENCE W. St. Lawrence CREEDEN, PAUL J. St. William CUNNINGHAM, EDWARD C. 5!. William CURNAYN, WILLIAM E. St. TViHiam CURRIN, JOHN P. Holy Family DAY, HERBERT L. 51. Lawrence DIRR, EUGENE C. SI, U'ilham DOLL, ROBERT V. Holy Family n$ III DOPPES, ROBERT A. XL Dominic DRIEHAUS, H. DONALD Sf. JT'J'IIEam D UBOIS, L:HVRENCE C. St. II iHiam DUGAN, THOMAS A. Holy Family EGLSEDER, CARL J. St, James FANGMAN, JEROME j. S t. Lawrence FINNEGAN, jEROME E. Hnly Fu m fly FISHBURN, WALTER '1. St. Ih'lliam 1W FIX, RICHARD A. St, Aloyxius Gonzaga FLECKENSTEIN, EUGENEH. FLOHN, HAROLD C, FOLZ, RICHARD A. ; 5t. Lm St. Lawrence St. Clare FREY, LEONARD G. FURIO, FRANK A. GALL, RAYMOND E. M. H'ilh'mn St. anrente St. William GALLAGHER, jEROME A. H OH ll'u mi fy GAVIN, 'l HOMAS E. XL LIHI'IY'IH'I' GINDLING, DANIEL F. St. A foyxius. Delhi GOLDSCHMIDT, FRANK A. .Vl. Marlin GRANT, PATRICK .1- Ni. 105111111 GREELEY. THOMAS R. Rwu rn'rl'inn GROENE, THEODORE W. HEIMBROCK, JEROME .I HEINZELMAN, WILLIAM J. Kl. 'IVt'rma Holy Family Holy Family HEROUX, M ICHAEL A. HESS, ROBERT C. HESSE, CLIFFORD A. Our Lady of Lourdrs Holy anily Resurrection HILVERT, JEROME A. St. I'Villium HIRT, HARLAN P. Our Lady uf Lourdes HOFFMAN, WALTER A. St. Catharine HOGUE, RALPH R. S l. Teresa HOH, THOMAS L. Visifutiun IACOBUCCI, ANTHONY J. Holy Family IRWIN, ROBERT s. JASPER, DONALD R. JENNINGS, JAMES M. SI. Micharl XI. Dmninic Bimwvl .S'm-mnwnf .IUNKER, DONALD J. JUNKER, THOMAS E. KXPENKAMP, JOHN R. Rt. Tr'rem 81. Term: St. Teresa KEM PER, KENNETH W. St. IT'iHinm KENKEL, NORBERT L. St. L60 1 KNAPKE, .IOHN R. Hal'y Family KNECHT, GLENN J. Holy Family KNOERZER, DANIEL Om' Lady of Perpetual Help KORTE, DANIEL H. Holy Spirit KRIMMER. MHLLIAM C. KULEY. JOSEPH C. LA M PE, EDVVA RD J. Holy Family SI, Dmuiuit' Our Lady of Lourdes :- - '4.- WN a LANG, JAMES I. LITTLEFIELD, PAUL A LOH MAN, GERALD H. Holy Family Our Lady Of I'ic'lory Our Lady Of l'icla-ry MACKE, JEROME A. SI. IHIH'HH MARTINI, WILBUR G. SI. l-llnysius Gonmgn MAXWELL, WILLIAM A. 1 SI. Luwrmm MAYHAUS, CHARLES H. Our Lady of Grace MCCAFFERTY, EDWARD I Our Lady of Lourdes MCCLURE, EVERETT F St. Peter in Chains MCKENZ l E, RONALD E. St. :Huyxius Gonzaga McMULLEN, EDWARD C. 5!. Leo MEIER, RICHARD E. .91. Martin MERK, E. JAMES SI. Mm tin MERK. GEORGE E. SI. Aloysius Gonzaga MERKL, EDWARD J. .S'I. William ME'I'Z, DONALD R. SI. '1 '1' mm MEYER, NORBERT .S' I , '1 W'ram M EYER, R0 BERT '1'. Our IJldy of Gran MILLER, EDWARD .1- .8'1. Lmvn'mw M25 . a MILLER, THOMAS K. Si. Anlmrilrus MILLS, CORN ELIUS J. Holy Family MITCHELL, THOMAS .I' MOER'IIIJZ, CARL A. .x I . Ctu'lw rim- H u Ijr Fa m fly MOESCHL, RALPH .1- Our Lady Hf Luurdm MUELLER. ROBERT I. MULHOLLAND, HOWARD E. St. HIiIIiam M. Peter in Chaim YAU, CHARLES I. S! . Term NAUMAN, HARRY C. St. 1.00 NEIHEISEL. HOWARD W. St. Marlin NEIHEISEL, WILLIAM A. 'Our Lady oi Lourdex 4' NEUMAN, RICHARD J. XI. Dominic NIE, LOUIS J. St. Leo NIKLAS, GERALD R. SLMtzrtin OBERT, LAWRENCE L. St. Tr ram OMRIEN, JOHN N. S'I. H'ill'itml OCONNELL, XL William JOHN s. OHMER, DONALD L Our Lady of I'irfmy OTTE, RAYMON D H', Our Lady of errdrs PALM ISANO, Hilly Family EMAN UEL PETERS, DONALD j SI. Loo POETTKER, LOU IS A. Our Lady of Gma' POHLMAN, JEROME .l- S! . Lawrence POHLMEYER, HARRY F. 8!. Aloysiux Ga-nzaga REBHOLZ, VVILLIA M I St. Catherine RECK, WILLIAM A. St. Martin RECKERS, RALPH j. H! . Tr'rl'xu . - u .3 u $ :: u H u 'x u . xx x. 1 1 i n REILLY, JAMES P. SI. H'iliium RIESENBECK, CLEMENT B. KI. .lnmninux E I? F l 3' RCA, ALFRED G, Huly Famiiy ROLFES, FRED L. 51', Lnu'rr'nrr ROLFES, jOHN j 5'1. Luu'rma' RUTENSCHROER, VVILBUR A. St. Dominic RUTHVEN, JOHN E. St. Law reuu' SA NDMAN, ALBERT E. Our IJIrIy 0f Vicmry SARDANO MSKY, VVLADJ MIR Mount St. Joseph 7'6 - in I'm 1 ' .1, 4 SCA H ILL, JOH N P. S! t T1: rasa SCHAPKER, XVILLIAM H. St. Aiayxius Gonzaga SCHEID, JACQUES N. SCHOEPLEIN, FRANK J SCHULZE, CHARLES R. St. Dominic IVEL-sm-rcction 51. Catherine J 3 g: SCHUSTER. IIOSEPH B. SMITH, LELAND R. SPARTO, JOHN Y. 5!. William XL Ln; Holy Family SPRINGMAN, RONALD W. St. Martin STEIN, CHARLES J. SI. M a rgu rel M a ry STOCKER, LAWRENCE 1'. St. Teresa STRACK, RICHARD '1'. B It-ssed Sacrament TAYLOR, JAMES G. Our Lady of Lourdes 'JELSCHER, W ILLIA M 1:. St. Martin TEPE, HARRY B. 1-1on Family TEPE, ROBERT H. St. M'urtin THARP, JAMES D. St. Leo h EMA THEOBOLD, GEORGE .I' XI, William. THIEMANN, HARRY J. SI. Terrm THOMAS, DONALD G. Blessed Sacrament THOM PSON. EDXVA RD W, SI. Te rem u M BERG, JOHN H. .S'L A Imvsiux Gnnzaga VAN, LAWRENCE D. XL I'l'illiam VAN CONEY, jOHN E. Slhlasejzh VIETOR, CHARLES A. XI. A lnysim Canzagn VOGEL ROBERT J. St. Mirhurf H7EBER, DONA LD E. St..410y.n'us Gauzaga mr-m-mwmm .31 XVEBER, EDWARD L. SI. anmm-u XVEIL, THOMAS L. .S'L. A-Iu r! in WELLS, FRANK A. XL Luu-r'mre HIERNKE. jAMIiS I-I. Holy Famify VVERN KE, PAUL B. SI, Lew Em.- .- wn-m -mcn mn- WESTEN BERG, KARL E. St. Dmm'nic WILLENBORC, JOHN A. XI. :1 titanium WINDHOLTZ, JAM ES F. Our Lady of Visimn'un WISSEL, HOXVARD L. S! . Teresa XVISSEMEIER, CHARLES J. 8!. Aloysius Gonzaga VVITSKEN, EDWARD A. St. Trrm'a km? W . MHTSKEN, RICHARD A. VVI'IV'YERS'IZXETTER, PAUL 13. XI . Tz'rcm XL IViJIimn NOT ABSENT OR TARDY: R. Vogcl and J Scheid. FOUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTS: Ucl't 10 righo 'II Grocnc. C. leyhaus. R. Meyers and J- Markc, FIRST ROW: J. Boyle, .I- Niehzms, 17.. Meyer. A. Mcnkhuus. R. Byrum, T. Hulpin. 1L Bachman, V. lacohucci, 1. Maxi, R. Lillis, R. Haas. K, Bockenstcue, D Schuhen. SECOND ROW:- 5, Neiheiscl, T. Flnnigan, L Hendley, L. Hammerlc. 17.. Bernzoll. BA Presullo, C. Gold, P. Ficdcldcy, D. Sullivan, J, Skahan, j. Sicmcr, C. Schcll, P. Westrich, F, Hodges, J. Siegmundl. THIRD ROW: J. Farwick, MV Collins. E. Jacobs, J. Olbcrding. I. Gibson, J Brunsman, Hf. Davin, R. Bender, D. Lavnnicr. P. VonHolie, J. Smithmeyer. 7?? m Tram J; LJ L3. LMA A PLANE GEOMETRY-As the third year men advance into higher Math. the theorems and problems of plane Geome- lry are explained to them. Geometry has many practical values, broadening Lhcir minds and teaching them to think. Robert Byrum pointing :0 Math t llle'l held by Carl Gold. r'i FIRST ROW: R. Popp, G. Stevens. W. Hans, l-'. Conlam. j. Kuhny, R. D'Amico, R. Lamllcrs, R, Fume, l. Hischemillcr, I. Brown. SECOND ROW': 0. Momma, '1'. Guhzm, R. Olding. R, Grumzmn. l-Z. Rnchnsch. R. Guenthner, F. Porwet, 1C. Leisgang. .X. Schurhicitcr. THIRD ROW: 0 Fspclagc. R Tape, C. james. I', Sclmmcr. j. McCoy. W'. Hoclku', R. Roth, K. Bohnen, 1-2. Girly, R. Burns. FOURTH ROW: T. Schiller, C. Taylor .I- Ellis, D. Griffin, R. VVcrnicke, A, Mueller. RELIGION - In their first two years of Religion the juniors studied about two Persons of the Blessed Pl'rinity, God the Father and God lhc Sun. This year they take under consideration the third Person of lllC Trinity, LhC Holv Ghost. Fulhct' Rohrkcmpcr explains Holy Year pirturc's. NRST ROW: C. Winter, D. Kluwiucr, R. l-Zglscdcr, j. Crcngcr. R. Gallagher. A. Scllwzu'z, R. Ruclmsch, j. Rickcrt, W. lx'url'L j: 0ND RO Y: j. Mullen, 1. Young. HT. Krucr, B. Malina .l Fries h', Schurff. H2 Brcig, J R055, R. Bm'ns. THIRD ROXV: 17. Panzim, .I. Nimmhcr. D. Fitz Gibbon j. Ludwig. G. Hess, T, Slm'cy', R. Blank. 'I', Stephens, J Robinson FOURTH ROME R, Rcincr, I Caruso, C. XVunninger, J. chncmnnu. C. Snndcrr m' 1. ,l Gril'l'ith. '12 Lulmn, D. Sillics. IA. V'oclkcr. Ii. chnckcr. TH ROXY: IL Sccgcr. R. Scanlml. C. Iilt'l'iscllhcl'g, R. Poppa, R. L. MQCI; ABSENT: Ruhr, john Mcyvr. ENGLISHiUmlcr Lhc CEIPZIblC Luv mrship of their English teachers, the eager juniors gain an undcrsLamling 01' American Lilcraturc. From Seplcmbcr until junc they study shncrirzm aulhm'a and the lilcraturc Lhcy prmlum. Richard Meyer shows piclurc of Mark Twain L0 his brother, Robert and friends. FIRST ROW: J1 Gilduy, P. Husmrclli. j. Mdkkcr, H. NusckuhL-L 1,. Brmmer, L.1s'.0hlcr, '11. Frank. D. S;ll;unm1c.-I. Gcrkc. SECOND ROW: J. Beck. P. Jnnstcn. M. Mm'chcui, J. Mclic. R. Lccsmzln, C. Mustruscriu, J1 Doll. 1. 'Ibckin. D1 Odell, A. Binder. THIRD ROW: D. Hullmcier, 1'1 Tieman, j. Mielkc, '11 Hcssling. M. Al'mhrustcr. H. Pal'l'. P. Weisgel'her. J. Kroger, IA. WirLI. FOURTH ROW: 1-1. Hcmhcrgcr, B1 Gerwcl, D. Rachel. D1 Schunmchm'. R. Cncddc. RV '1'11111011, C. Karst, ABSENT: 1L Mom: PHYSICS - 1111111 the recent discovcr- 105 and advances in modern science much interest in this field has been aroused, Physics helps to givc man a butler un- derstanding ol' the basic laws of nature. Buy physicists examine Radar equip- mom. FIRST ROW: C. Burkharl. 5L Kahhcs, R. Ginzinger, R. Heiml hrock, Rh :VIussn, LL. Huhnzmu, L, Hofmcycr. R. Hater, T. Wul- luce, R. Newhcrl'y, j. Runsick, 'll Gruingcr. E. Murphy. SECOND ROW: R. Mcnkhaus, W. Betu1cr,J. Casey, Jh Oblingm: C Finn, T. Burlagc, XV. MiHeT, I. Dullrics, L. Honkump, R. Oncn. ii Mueller. THIRD ROW: J. Duwel. R. Hurtingcr. P. Wesscn- dm'f, D. Kelihcl', CZ. Knocrzcr, D Schnller. 'l'l Alhcrs. R. Averheck, RV Soapal', AA Hcisler, RV Brickncr. ABSENT: H'. hVilk. HISTORY -Thr0ugh the efforts nI History E '2u:hers the juniors learn to un- derstand more about the establishment, trials and successes of American Demou rary. From this study they thain a hcllcr appreciation 0f the great men who made the l'rcc institutions of this mun- Lry possible. W'illiam Wilk pninls out the Ozarks for James Duwcll and Falhur Krusling. FIRST ROW: A. 1.11111211'01121. R. I-!:111ck:1111p.0. Dchlcr. L. Alhiu. R. Frzlnkc, L. juroh, l5 Oslcring. H'. Ducr, R. Culmln, SECOND ROW: G. Kreinmr, R. Islcr. R. Nagel, l RulhnmlL R. Hauck. C. Schellenhcrger. K. Orlwcin. R. I'uhluum. THIRD ROH': C31 J A D. Gmh. P. Suhinu. 1-1. Ducsing. .l. Cunningham. R. 516111111111. 151v , XV. 101111121ng 1. 11111011112111. R. Ausdcnmumc ii. Schmldl. FOURIH IMHV: C. Polking, D. Bmgman. 5.11111ker. 11'1311055. R. Geisc1,R. Ricl11cr.j. R0bil15m1.j.Schneide: R.Moorn1m1. R. Finn. ABSl-ZN'I': J Johnson. RELIGIONQ In their second year at Elder the hreformeci freshmen learn of the redcmning love 01' Christ. They study the Bible and learn many new facts about Our Lord's lil'c. Father Buddclmcicr explains geography of Holy Land to 11m religion aludents john jnlmxun uml Rohcrl Frunkc, FIRS'I ROW: F. Hamel. D. Luiirk, C. H'cgnuuu C. Srhumzm. V. klarlini. C. Meyers. Si RUIJESLIL l'. 'I'utlifnrhcr, 'li. Hayden. SECOND ROXV: j. lhlllcrmain, C. Mark. 'l'.DC1chnhmg.R. Frey. P. jnnsem U. Andres; 1L Haylmun R. Mcukc, 1i Corks, F. linger. THIRD ROW: R. Hicx'c. R. Bertram, H. Guwoick. J. Reinhold. ji lEzu'nlmrsl. M, Allison, D. Beck. R. Koopmnu, C. Lippa FOURTH ROW: R. Srhroedcr, D. Ashcraft, G. Meyer. I John- mn. i. Hailur. D. Hilssclhcck, B. Kuru'isrh. .X. lihnmin. I. Doyle. F. Si'hlimm. FIFITH ROW: Di Mocllcr. j. Rom. W. Dooley ENGLISH i One 0f the most impmL lam parts 0f the makeup of a complete mam is his ability to speak correctly, For this reason mudi Lime is clcmicd in the classroom l0 teaching the basic princi- ples of good speech. Paul Cnslzi i'cciLL's in English while VVui- lcr Bcrncgcr, Dmmld Bacon and Jerome Gcrrcty listen. '3 . v1 FIRST ROW: W. Pmlll, U Mueller. I- . Buuclwcl'th, W. Frielsch. R. lhll'ncll, C, Gurlh, R. jcnnings. B. Mcrtcn. j. Kern. Sl-.COND ROH': K. 'lbdcsm. R. Bums, 'l . Slu'ldoal, A. OiTllll. C. Grunke- mcym'. j. Reinshzzgcn. T. Malone, G. Slurkclmun, ll, Wilkcns. I'HIRD ROW: H. Hohr. IA. Ludwig. G, Gums. f. Mullen R. l'In-skmu 1-1. Gmfcr, G. ldnhcrg. 'l'. Wcidc, .l. Mdnnii. FOL'R'I'H ROW: R. Mt-Phillips. L. Merrill, J. FFCCIUHIL D. 'l'homus, T. lluhmnn. D, Finley. J. KcnkcL I74 lindmmn, j. Fuller, 'll Kmlh. .UiSI-ZX'I: H'. H'iinmL-l. ALGEBRA-Thc Iunclzmlcntals of algebra having been given 10 the boys in the freshman yea: the sophomores now try l0 acquirc practice in the use of equations and fractions, with th' hope of progressing to the higher l'icld of Mathematics in the Illmrc. Barron Mcrlun zmd .Inscph W'ilkctls work out an Algebra problem. FIRST ROW': R. Kramer, 1L Post, A. Gibbs, R. Bettinguu J. Cuhy, L VI'iemzm, M. Schwing, A. MurlinL 1K Puulos. SECOND ROW: D. Sandman, D. Niedcrhaumer, 1'. Williams, R. Stacker. W. Mllih. C. One. W. Vicrling, R, Lnuck, CL Sheets H. Mills. THIRD ROW: R Hoffbauer, P. Denier, W. Vale. J. Rudolph. j. Sciler, IR Ryder, D. Witschgcr, R. Linncnmn, A. Krimmel: FOURTH ROW: '1'. Wilzbalch, D. Baum. C. Myers, R. Plyc. l', Kern. R. Campnli. F. Wyzigncr, WK H'cmkc. WI Mnttscherk. UESICNT: D, Lehman. SGPHQMGRE D WORLD HISTORY - Knowing the problems that men in past ages had to face prepares us to judge more effec- tively modern problems. The world from the time 0f the Neanderthal Man up 10 the present is covered in just one year. Donald Lohman, Lowell Srhimpf cx- amine world map under the eyes of 1 nthcr Cornwcll. S U P H 11:? M 4; ' FIRST ROW: T. Gilbert, R. Herman, M. Clark, F. Schnur, T. Jump, RI Noble, I VVugcnslzlhl, R. Merrell, R, Schamcr, SECOND ROW: G. Bunion. I. Streichm', T. Sicfkc, E. Santoro, I. Dncrger, G. Schuihlc. D. anlpke, R. Ochs, R. Laib, T. Flynn. THIRD RO'W: R. Schl'ocr, R. Fox, B. Erwin, I. Kicly, G. Massa, I. Keller, T. Kelley, E. Wcidinger, 11 Childs. FOURTH ROW: N. Brooks. R. Leach, '1'. Duffy, T. Lakcberg. ABSENT: IV. Krogcr. P. Costa. IV. Burningma LATIN-Al'tcr laying the foundation of this udcad language in the first year 01' High School; the students are now ready to put the mechanics of language to work. Cacsark Gaelic Wars is the obstacle that must be overcome! VViIliam Kroger, John Keller and Rich- ard Fox look over English exam papers. HRS ROH : N. Burger, U. Bushman. J Fnhcy, R. Nusekahcl. W. Vogcl, 1.. Reid. R. Flohn, C. R0111, P. Molique, C. Beal, L I-lcmpl'ling, S, legncss, P. Lucas SECOND ROW: T. Hag- gcrty, T. Ming'cs, L. Gilkc-x. D. Tuphorm P. XVingcr, H. Gerdes, D. Durhin, A. PCLCr, A. Tully, R. Hess, R. Miller, 17. Spcrbcr. THIRD ROKV: R. Meyer, R. Ludwig. D, Lind, R. McrschlmclL J. Gcrrety, R Kreimer, A. Blomc. R. Reusing R. Rolhring, J. Witsken. ABSENT: T. Ryan, L. Schimpf'. BIOLOGY - In Bioiogy the sLuclcm becomes acquainted with organic lili- ol' all kinds and the ways and means God has given His creatures to Luke tEer 01' and protect themselves. Biology l'urlhcr serves 10 point Out God's Hiisdmn in the pattern of creation. Father Andres explains lmnc strucLurc in Biology. FIRST ROW: j. McDonald. J. Himnwhnzm. W. Thiumznm. C. Win11, R. Hcyi. G. Mclmcr. D. Sulliuan. W. Rcdm: C. Ihuld, ji Bernmu. SECOND ROW: R. Shannon, A. thiz R. Kuhuy, j. Multiy'. G. Schurn W. lh'unsmun. R. Kuufmzm, R. Hughes, 1. 'licdcxw. R. Wcslerhnff, C. Sundmann. THIRD ROW: W. Furrull, R. Hillon, R. Quinn. 1.. Lumps. VI. Becker. G. Aug. D. Srhnpkcr, R. lvlhrnum. D. Casey, H. Kniks. I'. H'iclhom. C. NL-i Cl'. ALGEBRAhM'ter eight ycars OE' zlrilhmctii', the freshmen are faced with lilC pmhlcm of adjusting themselves to high school MaLh. The basis 01' this is algebra. The ilil'fcrcmc between ha and Hb instead 01' 1 and l is such a problem! Fathcr Schacl'cr helping one of his stu- tlcnm FIRST ROW: 15.. Lay, H. Brockmcicr, G. Davis, L. Gindling, J. Lcesman. Havcrkos, C. Mahcr, R, Holschcr, R, Brady. SECOND ROHN R. Kahlcs. D, Meier, A. Ciunciola, N. Harmeyer, l-L. Obey, I... Snlamonc. R Dugan, A. Buck, D. Knhbes. THIRD ROW: J. Doerger, P. Plngeman, R. lung, .1 Edrich, ll lechnen, HE Herbsl. E. Kathman, H. Burger, E. Schroeder, J. Raising. FOURTH ROW: T. Baum, P. Knrwisch, 'R. Powell, B. Richter, J. Cook, J. Armstrong, l-I.Beard, R. Miller, N,Ra13011g ABSENT; W. Mullen, A. Back. A. Din: ERESHM'EN B LATINHFirst year latin brings to the students their first great mystery of life. XVlly the Romans didn't speak a less complicated language, they will never understand. Declensions, conju- gaLions 21ml vocabularies. William Mullen and Allen Dirr with Father Grubcr in religion Class. FIRST ROW: W. Finley, M. Rnhe, S. Jones, J. Moreno, G. Benson, j. Bl'alndcwicdc, IL Bnckcnschte, W, Shook, W. XVolke, R. Meyer, J. Lonneman. SECOND ROW: C. Zimmer, RV Keith, .I- Holwadcl, P. Mann, 1'. ngcser, R. Fagin, H. Mounce. L. . v m ,. Nosthcide L. Weint-zu'lnm'. D. thn j. libcrhurt, G. Hanev. w y ,3 , - . . - A h , 1: F: E4 SE-Hll NE: E X h :L 1 THIRD ROW: AA launc. J. DohcrLy. j. lhlaherry, HA Lmvehng, R. Gnclz. D Kammcr, W. Kuminsky, hV. Wehrlc. Ii. Klug, L. Whalcn, D. Wirlrodi. FOURTH ROW: Ah Sundernum, L. Rom. W, Pulluu. R. l-Iclmes, J. Scihet'l, T. Young ABSENT: T. McCoy. GENERAL SCIENCE-The first year men get their basic knowledge 0f the Universe and the World in General Scienca Much pracLical knowledge ol' the earth and its cmnpnsition i5 gained during the year. Terrence McCoy and Robert Fiel'haus examine the world. FIRST ROW: J. Wcrnkc. j. Rubcrg. T. Ticnmn, W. Rum'c, A. Bellman, l... lilohcrly, L. Glcincr. D. McGinnis. WC Dmicr. 1.1.6011, I. Carma. R. Phillips: ll Ruzn'k. SI'ZCOND ROWE AI. Siglnck. 1L Smu, j. Lenard, R. Bicclcrnum. R. Dorsey, R. Hqi. 0. Iiccnc, 'l'. Hughes, H. Wcinheimer. R. Gilli, LL junk, D. Rinck, D. McDonald, R. Hcylmun, D. Mandery. THIRD ROXV: F, Dctzcl. '1. THIGH, L. Grow. W. Sochcr, Rn Struck, R. Huuck, D. Boyle. R. .X'uris' 1i, Felix 1C. Srhnrkmzm, R Ofimmull. L. Slzllf. ABSENT: J. Duffy. ENGLISH ? One 0f the most impor- tam helps high school students can ob- tain is an apprcdatinn ol' good books. Book reports help them obtain this. The use and knowledge 01' correct speech is also stressed as factors which will be of grczll use to Llwm in the I'uum: James Duffy hands out Religion Bulle- lim. n 'sm FIRST ROW: L. Vale, J. Haley. j. Weber. R. H'ilmolh, Ii. Ollnwaly, G. Eldrcd, R. Vuhb0lding. D. Culmzm, P. Schwccn SECOND ROW: R. Gander, j. 'l'rimpc. 1 T213101; 'll Bucning, R, I'Imnpulnmn, J, Stieglcr, P. Schock. N. Counts. R Locchlmr , . W H .. l'clcll. R. Crunkemcycr, D. Slzmlun, N. Hummcrsmilh. THIRD 3 k .j' 64 T f..-'4 3? ,' Vt, ROW: C. uuu, R. Huuflcr. T. Mulcnyt'al'l. R. Welurrc, . Cirrin- N Ex, I! .Ri E R: .if JXJ $111 rionc Ii igurgnsscr, P. JCElIIIIlOllgilL TX MUCHCI'. XBSILNTt CA Oxwztld I. Lally, RV l'cnn, D. Hurling, RELIGION ;Aflcr eight years 01' appmmiccship, the freshmen finally r lath high school religion. In this first year they study God the Father and the many blessings that He has given them. I. Lally. I. Lillis. D. Hurting. R. Penn FIRST ROW: W. Vogt, R. Scheid, R. Mcnkhnus, P. OsLendorl', R. Mayer, R. Littlet'icld, L. Tenocvcr, j Okcr, D. Flynn, SECOND ROW: R. Deller, T. sztffingcr, R. SeiLz, R. Duell. L. Wagner, V, Caproni, I Welterich, A. ankirk, R. Bain. THIRD ROW: G. Fox, R. Olthaus, G. Bender, P. Altimari, D. Bcncsik, M. Gramm, R. Fiel'hzms, G. SchmiLL FOURTH ROW: A. Sparta, C, Doll, D. Wernku, L, Zinnnem'nmnn, J. Leon, 1. Brogan, J. Rcbholz, C. Wegman. FIFTH ROW: R. Dammn, W. Gresham, R. Ott, C. Harmeyer. FREESHMEN F DRAVVINGiOnc of the more ab- sorbing subjects in the freshman course is Mechanical Drawing. Herc Mr. Strykh er guides the budding artists, giving them fundamental principles and tech- niques which will profit them in their more advanced studies. Phillip Altimari and Ronald Littlefield receive SpCCiaI help from Mr. Stryker in D rawing. X r. Top rmx'. I :fL Lu right; 1. Father Bcrlkc 2111 1 Hr Barllctl preseming C1 Football Letters. 2. Studiuus buys in library. 3. H ailing in line :11 Palm nighl. Strand Row: Cafe 2l waiters 0n wuu'h! 3. '1, 11;111ksgi g Pcnv-wmr. 0 Thin! Row: 1. Chrisnnus Party. -. Curricular :u'Livily. their tau: 2. Smoking ltmng'c freshmen Cumlklalcs for El ado queen. 3. Extru- 130me Row I. Dr. lenmillcr :md linhm' Bcnke, 2. Shnwing ufl'. 3'1. Band in lhc stands! 4. The Coiedxl 5. H1 Mum. Hi Pop! For This Is Eternal Life . . . TO KNOW, LOVE AND SERVE GOD .18?an rdunriitm mnsz'sfs 6.s'.s'm;I'zftrlhA in preparing man for what 11? mm! In' and for what hr must do here Imluw. in unlm' lu affair; the sublinw end for milir'lr 1th was rivaled, it is rlmr Hm! there NH! by no imr edm'rtfr'on n'hirh is no! zi'lmHy dl'rr'r'tetl m nmrfx Insi mm', and Hml, in Hm prtrxmll order of Ih'm'lr'dr'mw. 31'an Gad lmx Hmr'ulcd Himself 10 us in the 139mm: of His Only Ht'g'utlmr Sun, I'lt'lm rrimm is hlhe may, the Irm'lr and flu: life; 1111'7'1' rrm he no idr'nlly perfcri. rdumlfrm whirl; ix no! u Chrisliun cclm'alinn. hCHRISI'IAN Emmmrm 01? Ymr'm 0I-' PH'S XI. Educational Program Prepares for Life and Eternity . . . The educational program of Elder High Schuol is essentially Catholic. It strives to prepare the student physically, mentally and morally to bc a CiLiZCll of this world so thnL he may be worthy to enter the inhcrilantc of the children 01' God in Eternity, The religion vlasschs arc the heart of Catholic education. In them the student is taught the eternal truths revealed lo man by God and without which life is meaningless? He is led 10 sec in the Command- mcnts of Cod and the Church not only a catalogue of prohibitions. but, a su'cct way of life, following which brings peace and mntcnnncnt in life am! 1'0 ward in ctcmity. He is helped to appreciate the Sacraments through whiLh the saving gram of rcdcmlr lion is applied to his soul. Emphzuis nu rcligious training; however. duos Iml lou'm' thc quality of secular slunliCs. Languugcs. lllzullenuuics, am! the physical and social sficm-cs lmhl the same honored plau- Illill they have in the puhlh srhuul sysu'm. The same standards of cxuhllcnm demanded of Lcachcrs in thc puhlh schuol system an- demznulul 01' lt'ildlCl'H 21L lildm'. SliiICWVEIIC tests taken by seniors every your prove our students 215 wcll Imim'd :15 1'10 seniors in public thinlls IhrmIghom the 5mm Picty toward our country, symbolized in the respect. shown to the flag, is manifested whenever possible. Good Catholic is Good Citizen To be a good Catholic is to be a good citizen, Good citizenship, or piety to one's country is impressed 0n the student as a necessary part of the Fourth Commandment of God. Immediately after prayer at the opening of the first class each day each student plcdges allegiance to the Stars and Stripes. Pride in 0111' countryk past, and love for our democratic ideals and principles are engendered through living presentations of United States Hismry and Civics. . i i c?mnl' mid iriua'wi.--;hc:: $79144 ihtmi Religion is something that is lived daily. The Lcachings olf Catholic doctrine and moral living are imparted in the classrooms. but they must he puL into practice outside lhc st'hool. The Catholic Schcml and MW Catholic Parish are not hm distinct institutions; they are one, hchl Logclher by the same religious bond, working in perfect the religious life of czu'h student. The principles of Calhnlic fixing arc pul into practice primarily through participation in all the :u'tiYitiEs of parochial life. 'lihmugh the instructions 01' lhc Lcauihcrs 21ml Ihc urging of the parish priests, thc students rcccivc thc surramcnls frequently, attend the Holy Sucrif'icc of the Mass, in many cases daily. and Lake 2111 zu'live part in Smhtlitics and Societies of the Parish of whiih they are members. Close relationship between school and parish is maintaincd, Students receive needed encouragement along with repnrls. Secular as well as religious maga- zines are available in the srhoul library. Not only guml manners hill grzai'i' before meals is cxpcucd in the fili-ClCriEl. A t'hccrlcmlcr huddle in 21 tense 1 mnmcm is always mm'ludcd with a prayer. Christian Churily luuglll in lhc rlussmmns i5 translalcd into good 1 sportsmanship, i V'thlhcr in LllC licld n! illthLitS m' stx'ial activities th Elder student is guided by religious Values. He always trim: to HHHIIICL himself as :1 Calholit Gentleman. The sportsmen who are striving Lu bring glory to the HMighty Panther. and the spulamrs in the stands landing Lhcm moral summrl arc tlirctlcd throughout by justice, Charity and fair play. Win or lose they play the game wiLh sinccriQ and honesty. Social activities. L00. are conducted on a high lcvcl. Dances, panics, plays and concerts. held l'rcqucmly during the school year, arc I'ccugnixcd as means of obtaining sound rmrcalion and entertainnwnt. Uplmrluniliu lnr wlmltsnmc Catlmlir recreation arc h'cqucnlly provided in llu- umrsc nl' tht- st'hoo! yczn'. .' v ' 1. 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During 11111 21111111211 1111'th suulcnls 101111111 01111 1,0111 111 1111' Chapclf' Every Class Directed by Religion 'l'hC c:pirit 01' religion is not cnnl'incd tn the religion rlzlsscs ukmc. All the classes chemistry. pl 9 hislm'v or driver training - all are imprcgn Ltd with i s gentle action. Every c1 95 be wisdom and guidance Sricntil ol' etcrnal and revealed truths. hmu: 111051 ol' the Iilculty :n'r priests Illcy zn'c u'cll qllalilliul to indicate the connection between Lcmlmrul and eternal truths. ins with a l'cn'mlt pravcr Lu th Huh Spirit, for and historical facts arc wuighcd in the light X11 class periods are begun with prayer to Lhc Holy Ghost for His Light and UHsdonL .AA j! g I The Bishopsi Relief Fund drive held during Lent teaches the Cath- olic student practical charity for his neighbor. Conlicssions, heard daily, provide students with the opportunity of rccciving the Sacrament of Pcnance frequently. 7 -f :1;ri H- I; 'J'hi: development of Religious lilic and principles in the sludcnl's is, Lhcrci'nre, not solely the province 01' the religion Clashes. Religious education penetrates 2111 111C otlmr Classes and pcmwutcx :ill Lhtf sludcnls' zu'lix'ilicm The Christian gentleman, lhu Czuholh- i-itizcn is the product ol' all srhoul training in and mu ol' the iihiw'nmns. Ax PUPC Pius XI has said so well: Education Consists essentially in preparing man for H'hillr he must he and for what he must do hcrv lx-lnw. in nrdcr m :lllziin the sublime end for whith ht? was treated. Inl'nmiul discussions of current r0 hgous topics are frequently carried mi during free perinds. ALACHY .. CLE xkAVCH$ u , CE X , - $3 8,, ' PROLLUCED BY 7 ELDERHSETON 57?: ON x.k PLA'YERS ., rENS x A !- ' roh? w- ETONAULY'TOR'UM ,UM UD'TORluM DETC.IS--11 DM- 17 60d ADM,60't ADM.C.01 I - WWW ACTIVITIFLS OF ,50 ,51 i -WNWW!imniimiihm Sitting: K Dugan, J. Docrger, Ci Srhcllcnbcrgcr, T. Albet's, D. Cuhnum Wianoy Standing : 1, Becker, M. Andres, KJi Seibort, R. 'Jicdesmi i 119199 w i 5 m $ng 5. EL; 1 ins? mfg: m n.3,? .. i- r fa Li 4 F121! at! 4i? E w um ms F 4 war Father Crubcr and D. Culmzm A select group of Elder musicians join Lhcir talents 10 form what is known as the Elder Swing Band. 'Iihc hand entertains the Eldcr studcnls at various naiviLic's such as the Christmas party, and schnnl dances. From this training in popular music the boys may obtain enough skill to continue in the lficld of cmcrtaimncm. This training serves as a supplement to :1 music apprcv filllinn inursc. Silling, axli Lo Righoi Q Nan. I. lellgmzm. R. Vngcl, G. Caruso, '1'. Gmrnc. Editor in Chief. Standing. ULH lo Righq: I Mzukc, 1?. 'l'homlr 50:1.1 Mcrk, R. Tcpv. G, thmzm. R. Blank. Ahsvnl: R. sh'vrlwrk. C. Ries- cnhm'k. A group of spirited Elder studcnls. composed of Sunim's :md Juniors, mgmhcr with Mndcramrs, began plans for thc ISIBI Eltlcrmlo in 111id-Scplc1nlxtr. The main purpose DI the sluE'I is m ln'mlurc 21 Yvar- hunk l'ilk-d with interesting piclul'cs ol' Lhc Ilappcnings Hf llw days at Elder. In future years they will be able, LU page through their annuals 21nd IL'FUVL'I' fond 111C111- Uries of 111C yours spcnt in High School. 1 21tl1c1' Sahlfcld. Father Km-erman, Father Maher FIRST ROW: R, Ginzingcr, G. Stevens, R. Massa, '1'. Wallace, J. Rickcn, W, Buttner, R, Meyer, D. Driehuus. Jh Brown. SECOND ROXY: J.K:1hny, R, Doppes, J.Skui1zm, T. Bnrlagc. L. Honkomp, G. Mark, R. Rcckcrs, C. Iigisedcr, G. Luhmun. j. Dollriesh THIRD ROVVI C. Nau, D, Griffin, T. Storey, D. Junker, RA Avcrheck, 1. Carroll, R. Doll, R. Blank. E. Miller. FOURTH ROW: W. Schnpkcr, G. Hess, R. Hogue, j. Rolfcs, K. Bockcuswttc. l . Furio, j. Byrne. F. Rolfcsh T. Buskirk. G. Bcimforde. FIFTH ROW: 1. Katenkamp, J. Duwcl, R. McKenzie, K. Kcmper, J. Ellis, j. Macks. D. Sillics, S. Nciheisel, R. Fix, W. Hoelker. SIXTH ROW: ll. Finncgnn, L. DuBois, Fr. Putnick, J'. Umberg, J. Caruso, A. Bonno. ABSENJ': W. Wilk, J. Gerke. This year thE Eldcar Dramatic Club, under the leadership of Father Robert Al. Pumick, came to the fare as an cub standing school activity, Great credit goes to this group which cooperated l'ully in every school project It was the Dramatic Club which created the pep-mccting skits, manufactured post- ers for every school activity, demratcd Lhc school whenever the occasion dc- mzmdcd, and, in general, promoted and inspired Elder school spirit. Above and beyond these important doings, hnwcver, Lhc Dramatic Cluh Reading Lines from jenny Kissed Me I i Hvax'cn Can VVaiF' Lhis year was especially successful in its productions. These were four in number. jenny Kissed Me and Heaven Can Waifi were the first two plays with Seton. They were fol- lowed by iiBright Lights Of '51 , a minstrel likewise featuring the Elder- Scton players. Spring saw the season finished off in grand style with A Case Of Springtime produced in con- junction with Mother Of Mercy. The officers of the club this year were john Umberg, President; Gene Beimforde, Secretary; Tom Buskirk, 'lircasurcr. Father Julian Krusling was in tharge 0f castumes and scenery. .. wgwmkaw-mwm iiA Case of Springtime nu FIRST ROW: Fi Hamel, J. Haley, R. Noble, C. Wurtz, S. Rnliisch. SECOND ROW: R. Kahny, P. Jansen, F. Ungel'. T. Flynn, D. Croh. R. Goetz. THIRD ROW: P. Plagemum E. Schroeder, E, Grofcr. J. Sticgicr, R. Dugnn, N. Counts. D. Casey. FOURTH ROW: M. Gmmza, T. Molcngraft, l. Doergcr, L. Albiez, A. Offuit, J. Kaising. FIFTH ROW: P. chmmmlgin, R. Koopmzm, G. Stockelman, '11 Kelley, M. Miisml, D. Boyle, Ri Siam, J. Docrger. SIXTH ROW: F. Dclzcl. Fr. Plllnirk N. Brooks. ABSENT: B. Richter, 'II Rum, R. Holschc-r. R. Withholding. 1,. Lzunpe. john Kalenkamp and Mr. Kulcy Much Of the praise and many of thc laurcls which may come 10 the 33E1dcrado 19513 will be due Mr. Joseph Kulcy whose untiring efforts have produced most of the informal photography in this book. Pho- tography has been a hobby with Mr. Kuley 301' many years, but, in the opinion 01' many, his present work approaches thc perfection ol' the professional. Mr, Kuley not only is responsible for the composition of his pictures but he also developes and prints them, often working hours to bring out the best effect possible. The staff of the Yearbook gratefully acknowledge his generosity, patience and skill. 3, 3133333 3: 333-3 FRONT: R. Heimbrock, R. Hartlngcr, K. Westenberg, J. Olberding, D. Lavanier. LEFT: G3 Caruso, H. Tepc. T. Junker, R. Busch, R. Poppe, L. Stacker, J. Katenkamp. RIGHT: T. Hoh, L. Costa, J. Metzc, D, Jasper, L. Voelker, D. Junker, A. Roa. FIRST ROW: C, Bull, j. RuLhmun. A. Buck. Dh Casq, W. Vngl, C: Ncycr, W. Rucvc, 'l', Bucning, R. Gander. R. Menkhaus. 'IZ Baum, K. Onu'cin, Ii. Oslcrlng. R. Slacker. SECOND ROXV: 1. Ram, T. Duffy, L. Rum, R. QLIiIuL R. 'l'hcsken, R. l'ohlmzln. W. Farrell, j. McGrail, One of the primary activities in Elder today is the Camera Club which, with John Katcnkamp, act- ing president, and under the able direction of Mr. joscph Kulcy, Moderator, has achieved a well-known name around the school, hThe Shuttcr-Bug Club. Each year the Club holds an annual photo-contcst with some 01' the faculty members serving as honorary judges. Its 37 acting members have learned 110w to use :1 dark-room and have become nprofessional amm Leur photographers. FIRS'I' ROW: j. R;111sick,J. I'Iischcmillcr, A. Menkhuus, C. Winter. J. Brown. SECOND ROXY: R. Icpe, A Iucohucci, V. Iambucci,1 Maxi. R. Doppcs. D. 8:11:1- 11111110 IHIRD ROXY; 'I'. I1 1111L IV. N01- 11e1sel J. 151'1110 R. Reckc1s,L. Honkomp FOURTH ROW: J. 13111115111311 15.110111- hc1g01,J.Niel1:1us 11.6111'1'111,R.G11011- 111c1',1'.Wcis--elbe1 FIFTH ROW: J. M1:Cuy,J. Vcnneumnn, H. 1-1111 1, j. lillis. l'. Hessllng 'I'. 1111011. D. 111155th0111. SIXIH ROLV: G Stuckelnnuhl. Boyle, C. Hanningcr. R Tape C. 11115501110101; H. Neihciscl, M. Arlnbuslcr, IL. Lcisgang. SH NTH ROW: j. Duwcl, J, Muckc. 1'1. McCuffcr'ty. j. K111111110. R. Fix, J. Finne- gan. EIGHTH ROXV: B. Gcl'wcl, R. L. Meyer, J. Vantoncy. I'IRSI ROH.R.H0!Schc1', U Ilan'is. I' 112151'111'0111.J.Okel', A. Bllskil'k, I. H'CI7L1.I.'I';1y'1111, XV.VUg1, I1. McDonald R.K:11110s,D 1 1111111 SI'ZCOND ROXY: .I' 01101, '1'. Huvcrkos R. H031, 1.1111011, C Rulh F. Scl1li111111,I'. SC'I111111,A. 1.111111111111111, D. K1111111101', I. SliLU'lL-r. ,I11111151111111, w. K11111111s1u 'IHIRD ROW: R 1311011 XV. 51101101 1 ...111120115 D 1111 L-llJL-ck, I.A1'1nslrong, .I- Cook, 1; Jc:111111011g'111, R. 61117 11.11'ei111101n10111 WI1:11C11,P.1111111111'1',LL.SI10L:151 .EXBSI'1N'I': C.Osu'al1 FIRST ROW: R. Mayer, j. Weber. G. Bcnmn. D. Lauck. P. Mami, 1'. Punlus, L. Weingarmcr, C. lhold. HI Bl'ULIklIlL'iCIZ SECOND ROW': S. Rubisch, Hcmpfling. 1h Grolc, I. INugcnslum. I Tulescn. I', Muscurclli. 1.. lein. G. lildrull. C. Sheets, L. Cimllingu THIRD ROW? A. Lunmrmlzl. l9. Schnur, L. Wagner. R. Ruehusrh. I. Beck, D. I'iuGihhon, D. Thomas, R. Luuck. W'. KrlICl', I M31113: FOURTH ROW: 11 Schlimm, lC. Ruchusth, I Ohliugcr, I. Iinrwitk. 131. Lampc, J' IYillcnlmrg, 'I. Gibson, li. 'Incobs, C. Hesse, I. Brown, 11 Wilschgm'. One 0f the more 111:an groups L0 be organ- ilcd 21L lildcr is thc Eldcruidcs. It consists of students from 2111 four years, who give up their I'I'CC time to work around the school. Under the vvcrprcscm authority and guidance 01' its mmlcmlm', lhlhcr Zinnnct: Lhc group performs various duties and tasks whith Contribute to tho imln'm'cmcm 01' lhc school. The 111cmbcrs sent 215 ushers 21L Iomball games, :15 vafmcrin and hook glory workers, librarians, and :1150 lllldm'take many other spct'izll assignmems. 'lh 11w nmnhcrs of the Eldcruidcs - the buys and fklflllly nl' 1110 school Lakes this ommrlunily L0 cxlcnd sim'm'c thanks and Ilpprct'intion 1hr Ihcir l'inv work throughout the year, and Father Zimmcr 151111 Srhlimm FIRST ROW'. 11, SullixzuL G. Mcyc . P. 'III'ngcscr, F. Ungcr. SECOND ROXY: R. Bl'llns. R. Kmth, VI Martini. THIRD ROIV: T. Gilbert. R. Hater. 1'2. xIcClure. R, Lillie. FOURTH ROW: D. 'I'lunnm, II. Gibson. 1-2. Rennckcr. RI Lcnrh, J- Du- u'vl, ABSENT: H'. Homingm; R. Penn, MR. JACOB JUNO Director FIRST ROW: 1i lSlILLchx'L-rlll, j. Robinson. R. Phillips, R. Kaufman, S. joncs, W. Finley. SECOND ROW: U Meyer, J, Kulc'n 1i Hmhrmx J. Lonncmun. THIRD ROW: B. Richter, R. Dugan, J. Lenard, .I. Iilullcrty, J. Tcdesm. FOURTH ROW: E. Murphy, 1. Freeman, 1-; Wcitiingcr, j. Reinhold, H. Luivcling. FIFTH ROW: J Siglock. R. 'IVCdCSCO, P. Janszcn, D. Culman, The Elder High School Band did a splendid job, during the past year, of furnishing the music at both the football games and the pep 111cetings. Thc umiring efforts of the fiEty-four members of the band could not hclp but make their program a grand success. ELDER c ; :3 x d up ; i '1 i . : ' . J g; V . $ , ; x 4 . . '5 - . 9W x , x v, . - . W N x . E J $ , I V , N L . ' x N h ; .a M Q X, FIRST ROW: K Bnin, I. Brown. IA. Lamps, V. Cuproni. L. Buuclu'erlh. C. 11mg. SECOND ROW: D, Rilu'k, A. Muhr. M. Andres. J. Doll. THIRD ROXY: D. thn. C Schumzm. G. Schnihlc, C. Srhcllcnlwrgcr, .l- Ducrgm', P. Wiilimns. 1 01'R'I'H ROW: l. '1 Cckcl1, H. NaummL R. Nuss, L. Van. E. Klugx FIFTH ROW: J. Hicgmundt, C. Hol'mulm, C. Hcrlscnhcrg, R. lebusch. A great deal of gratitude must also go to R0: Paul lex-r. moderator of lhc hand. for the many hours of strenuous work Wllirh hc contributed in order 10 make IhC hand tlu- fine group of musicians that it is. BAND R l-'.V. PAI'L GRI'BIER .Hvdm'dlm' MK: 1' ROW: D. Drichuus, R. Tape, RV Doppcs, 1. Sparta, SECOND ROW: D. junkcr, E. Dirr, C. Eglscdcr. Rh Reckers. G. Inhnmu THIRD ROXY: j. Benz, G Victor, D lh'odchk, j. Blch, j. Carroll, J. Lang. FOURTH ROW: HI Martini. H. Hirt, j. By'nc, j. Schcidh j. XVCl'nkc, A. Cuminiti. FIFTH ROH': T. Buskirk, I . Rolfcs, Wh Tclschcr, D. Jaapcr, J. Windhollz, J. Knapkc, R. One. SIXTH ROW: J. Finnegan. G. Kncchl, J. Van Concy, W. Heinzcl- man. D. XVehcr. SEVENTH ROW: T. Grocnc, L. DuBois, J. Rolfcs, VVh Ruck. REV. CI IARIJ'ZS SCH R FJ HE IS M 0dr: rulm' r , The Elder Glee Club is one 01 the most popular activities in lhc thUOl. IL is madc up of students in their junior and senior years. Through the patience and pen cvcrcncc 01' the accmw plishcd Mr. J. AHFCd Schehl, its director, and Father Schrcihcis, ils moderator, the boys are taught to sing in harmony and with out accompanymcnt. Our Glee Club is probably the only group in the tnunn'y that practices without the aid oI :1 piano 01' other instrument. 3 ??ETE'WV'. .A WW zwm an m :. 3: FIRST ROW: R. Eglsmlmx R4 l'Icimiu-mk, LI. Film. .k Schmn'z, SEKLOXD ROW: R. Burns R. Gallagher, 'l . Slcphcns, J. Rummy. T. I-IaIpiIL THIRD ROW: J. Mclzu E. chnckcr, G Hess. J. Sknhun, J. Dollries. FOURTH ROW: R. Uinzing , R. Ruth, W. l-loclkvr. '1', Gmingcr, D. Griffin R. Mama. FIRTH ROW: .' Culllsu. S. Xcihcisci, D. Sillics, R. Awrhcrk, W. DmitL C. Rum. SIXTH ROW: K. BuckL-mmtc. C. Hcrstenherg. R. Bender, R, Haas, D. Srlnnnnrhmn This year 111v Glcc Club sung inr the annual Alumni Hmmu unning Duy Muss :lml LhL' Mass dosing the paran nmcnn, both at St. Lawrenan IL also 52mg midnight Man at Our Lndv of PrvscntntimL and mmplclcd lhc yulr with 1111- annual Ult'C Club cnna'rt nl Scum .thtlilnrium, MR, j. ALFRED SCHIiHl, Dirr'clur LEFT T0 RIGHT: HI, Ncihcii SCI, 1. l'ohlmzln. .1. Srhcid, 1,. Van, T. Umcnc, Ii. Lamps, 1. leckc. 1-2. McCul'ibru. j. KuLL-n- kump, R. BCI'nmLL .i' Bcnl, C. Nan. U. Iiohnmn, G. Bcimfoniu 'l'. IBCH. .L inmhuuii. j. 'l'nylm'. Led by their iiimlcrzilor Father Sclmcl'er L116 Math Club members this year tried to gain more knowledge of problems in mathematics. This organization, which meets once a month, dis- cusses matters which will be of use m the students in later life. Assisting Father Schacl'cr in the con- duct oi. the meetings arc the officers, K-Villiam Ncihcisel, jcmmc Mzickc, and Ted Greene. Fathcr Sizhzlcl'cr and iVillizmi Ncihciscl '1'. Halpin. The Purple Quill is one 0f the must adim nrganixzuions 01 the school, and while regarded by many as just a club, in reality it is a business association whose aim is to inform and entertain LhC student body Published cmry six weeks: the Quill contains news, sports. special lbllllll't's, and the Honor Rnll. lecr the leadership 01' Cont Beiml'nrdc. llu' lidilminH'hiCL together with cxa'llcnt HHUPCI'EL Lion of the Quill staff. the Purple Quill 11:15 rapidly approached the peak of journalism. During the year, the moderator. Rm: Charles. B. Kovcrmzm. and the Editor. bfmlght El vast Change in the Quill, and at the same Lime instituted Ihc 'hSLudenl Spokesnum, :1 weekly publication affiliated with the Purplc Quill. Sl'lh'l'ING g H.Cft lo Righn: .l- Olhcrding. R. Hater. J. Caruso. R. Giminger. IL Doll, R. Hague, I. I'mhcl'g. S'l'hXNDlei thfl m Righq: 1.1311nx'lxc. C. Niklzis. J. Siegmuudt, I Runsick, W. Maxwell, Fulhrr Kovcrmnn, Gh Bcimfm'dc ABSENT: T. Wnllacc, E. jacohs, T. Storey, Rnhvrt Doll and Gene Bciml'nnlc prepare to distribute 2111 issue of the paper. D011 Junker and 1crry Fangman inspect their Hobby Fair entry, the Ostwald. HIT lilNG, LEFT T0 RIGHT: .1. Srhciil. C. Yiclmu K. Wcslcnhcrg. 1.. Cnslu. K. kcmpcr. J- l'angmun. STANDING. L . 1 TO RIGHT: 'Ii. Miu'hCH. R. Hpringnmn, D. 11mLcr. L, Van, C, Ricscnhcrk, l'I. lmnpc. 1. Mcrk. R. Vogcl. .XT CHART: quhct' Huilink. CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club is an organization made up of seniors who arc taking Chemistry, This years it has a nwmbership of H seniors, under the supervision 01' Father Bernard 1.1-Iuitink. The Chemistry Club meets once a week, on Monday zii'lcr schonl. Ai'lei' the meetings mem- bers perform experiments which due to their length cannot be performed during their iulJ period. They also visit many different and interesting places such as the Cincinnati Water Works, Mammoth Caves, neon sign companies, pop factories, and others. These visits are arranged so as to coincide with and illustrate current topics and StULiiCS in chemistry. The ol'l'iccrs of Lhc Chemistry Club arc, Jerry lhmgman. Prcsidcm: 1im Mcrk, Secretary; and Bob Vogcl, Representative to the City-VVidc l'ripie A. C. Science Club. Many interesting and inl'nrmalii'c meetings havc stimulated the interest of the boys in the Science Club. Under the leadership 01? Father Sahli'eld, the modm'amr, the filth has tried to give its members a broader knmvlcdge 0E science Robert Hater and jamcs Olberding which they may not have secured in their physics with Futhcr Salllfeld. class. The Science Club was very IorLunatc in having- one of its members, Jerry lizmgman 2n Presidmu 0f the Triple x-LC. Sciencc Club of Cincinnati. Muollcr. HRST ROH': R. Hulcr. R. Rnlh. yIi Oihcrding. C. Srllcll. l .. .Izu'nhs. R. Uul'lughcr i W. Davin. SECOND ROW: R. Ronald Hum. R. Rucblw'h. G, Momma. R. Uimingcr. R, Mussu. 3 1'2. licmmll. .i- Dullrivsx 'l'l'llllD ROW: j. Suiilhnlcim'. I'L Sucgult l. Gilmm, Iii Huckcnslcllc. lj Ii. Sillicx, C Finn. H; i .Iil. h! The Catholic Students Mission Crusade which boasts Lhal. every student in thc school is :1 member, tries to acquaint Lhc studcm-body with mission problems in the modern world. This is done in order Lhai the students may do their part in aiding our missionaries. Each class is an individual unit. mmisling 01' 21 moderator. ufiiccrs and membcrs. The school organization: is led by its niodcramr. inihcr Rohrkempcr. HL' was assisted by Donald Driclmus, john Van Concy, and Robert Irwin. Ol'l'it'crs. Falhcr Ruhrkcmpcr and Donald Drichzuis FIRST ROW': D, Drichzms. P. Plugcmmn G. Cizinciolu, Ii. Vale, R. Burnett. D. Culmun, W'. 'Wcln'lv. A. l.:m'l:lmltzi, R. Ginlingcr. 1C. 'Iachncn. j. C. Conway. SECOND ROVJ: l'. Cruicn H. Bm'k. 17,. Klug. R. Frey, R. Mnssu. J. Dollrics. II. Kolks. A. Puhhnum .l, Lally THIRD ROW: P. Si'hm'k. R. Iiuurk. C. Nun: D. Finici. R. Mz-ycr, R. Dnil. M. Hzirrhclti, G. Hess, 1 . Pnrwu. R. Irwin. R. 11110, FUl'R'H-l ROW: 6. Kncrhl, Ii. Ohm'l. D. Mew. J. Carroll. A. 1 Ul7, J- Kmkcl. D. Finnihlmu. D. Sillics. D. Griffin. W. Pnlum. FIF'I'H ROW: ji Rnli'vs', G. lewl. R. llum'k. i. Ii, VunConcy. I Browne, K. Bm'LL'immIC. C. Horlscnhcrg, J Gilmm. R. Cumpnli. SIXTH ROH': S Xcihriscl. NV. I-Iul'l'mzm. Di H'uhcr. Hi. V'alc. IL Dlwsing. I. Kicly. I. Miclkc. I. Rom Aen-r lv'ulhcr Dirr has an nl'l'icc upon to 111C studcnls ul 2111 limos. Hg is willingJ m unswot' all questions put before him. As :1 rcx'ull of this help. students are leaving Elder holler prcpnrul L0 t'hUOSC u lilc work for which they have zlpliiudc and liking. Fathers Rios, Dirr 21nd Pilliod ! r Vocational Guidanrc is one OI. the most imi portum phases of 21 high sdlool student's cdu- valinn. This is especially true of the senior who is immediately going out inlo the great wide world full of quImrluniIics. trying to find his lifds carver. Each scnior should be individually guided and tested to 500 what abilities 11:: 11215, Herc Ell Elder, the guidance 01' the sLudans Is under the pcrsunal dircrtiml nI Father VVill'l'ul Dirr, who is assisted by Father Francis Pilliod. Father Yiclor Rios and the rest of the Faculty. Group guidantc Classes are held every VCdncs7 day for all the students. Left to right, XVilliam Bigncr, James Bradley, Father Pumick, Robert Groncman. 3X loyal hand is always willing In help. This is true of the Alumni Association. With the helping hand 01. this nrgzulimlion. Eltlcr is taking on greater stature and ercnth. 'l'his ycar's nl'l'iccrh arc: Wilson Sander '30, President; Charles Bmll'icld '31, Vicc-prcsidt'nl: Donald Pcndcrghasl '-H, SCfl'Clilry; James Mur phy ,47, Treasurer. Bcsides their annual Hmnccmning Celebra- lion, LhC Association has meetings every month. imhlutling their annual reunion in the Spring, and sponsors the raihlhlc :iL the Spring Festival. l.l-'.l4 l' IO RIGHT: 311's.Gc1':lld Brunsmun. Dircclnr: M15. Chullu ISLNII. Ru-unling hccnmu: XII: Gc-mld lh'unsmnn. Prusidcm: ch'. lVrhxm j. Stung Flrcuillu'l': Mr. jmcph Juukcr. Vite Pl'cnidvnl; Mm. 'l'hmllns Xh'PhiHips, Corresponding SL'rrrlulj: Mr. qum Nun. DiHHUI. K v mun: mum uhw. I'hv lildvl' H'L'H'uru Rssnt'izuiun is rmnpriscd 01 the purcntx zlml iricmls ul' Eltlcr Rtudvnls. 'l'lur puniualur lmwim'v all 1110 shmt'iminn is 10 make lili- :lL Elder mow crnjnyzlblc by offering spiritual and Iiillillu'iill :lssislzimr In 1110 srhonl. 'I'hin ycur. under 11w dirct'litm of 11W Uffia-rh. thy .hsm'iuliml has done wry murh m impmVC lllL' zluix ilim um! Ihc .surmumiingn 0f 1 .lilk'l' High St'honl. May Wt. 011 hvhuH' M the entire sludcm hotly. vxlm-ss nur sintcrc gmliuulc m llu-m l'ur lhcir illm'w in IIIC xchrml. MIN. Clmrlvs 1'3le l1 Mr. bvmlcl lh'mmnun Vx SPORTS . OF Seated: Father Erwin Bcrtkc, AthleLic Director, Standing: Robert Stevenson, Assistant Coach; William Kolkmeycr, Busincss Mgr; Waller Bartlett, Head Coach. ELDER 31- CENTRAL VOCATIONAL 7 The Elder football team inaugurated lheir l950 scmon very successfully by lrouncing the Central Vocational Hornets 31 to 71 The 'mnhers scored .v four times in the second quarter and once in the third. while limiting the A g : HumeLs l0 :1 single marker in the final period of 1110 gnmc ELDER 13-COLUNIBUS AQUINAS U N m, Continuing to show a fine brand of football, the Elder Pumhers added 30 g; F their scroml win in :15 mzmy games with :1 victory over Collunbus Aquinas - w IE 1.0 O. The 1111mm: visitors were unable to truss the Elder goal 11ch The Panthers pushed ux'cr two touchdowns in the second quarter to defeat lhcir UPPOUCHI. ELDER 22-HAMILTON PUBLIC 27 One of the finest football games thzu. was ever played in this part. of the country was witnessed by several thousand lhrilled spectators in the Elder Stadium. Hamilton Public, the number Lu'u power in the slate, pushed over :1 touchdown with only four minutes remaining in the game to edge :1 courageous and spirited Elder tczun by the score of 27 lo 22. IL was 111L- Panthers first scllnmk of the season. hhu .. , ELDER 35 m HUGHES 0 Elder regained its winning ways by defeating Hughes, for the sixth straight year, 35 to 0. The Panthers scored almost at will against lheir Public High School foe, while holding the Big Reds scurelem ELDER 33 - PURCELL 7 The Purcell Cavaliers were handed their worst defeat in many years by the Elder Panthers who were playing their first game away from their home field. Scoring twice in the second quarter, once in the third. and twice in the fourth, the Panthers easily gained their first Catholic League victory. ELDER T-ROGER BACON 13 Playing on a rain-soaked field :1 heavily favored Elder team was unable to overcome a spirited Roger Bacon squad who succeeded in scoring a touchdown in the final minutes of play. The upset was :1 tough one for the Elder boys, because of the bad weather conditions, and provided them with their only less in league competition, ELDER 24 - XAVIER 0 The Panthers scored three limes in the first half and once more in the second to defeat the Xavier Bombers 24- to 0. The Elder team, playing before :1 large Homecoming- Day crowd, refused to allow the Bombers to cum the goal line. Elder thus concluded their Catholic League play with two wins and one loss. ELDER 26-VVESTERN HILLS 0 1n the traditional battle for the championship of Price Hill the Panthers of Elder rose to the occasion in royal fashion and trounced the Maroons of West Hi by the score of 26 to 0. A5 :1 result, the Panthers rightly claimed the mythical city title and closeel their season with :1 record of six wins and lim defeats. Congratulations Team x . V ,m w FIRST ROW: R. Irwin. J H'crnke. D. Mctz. WK Rutenschroer, 1R Currin, G. KHCChl, R. H'itskcn, H. Flohn. El Cunningham. H'Chmu N. Meyer. ICCOND ROlV: L. Frey. 'll. Boyle, 'l'. Luke , TV Schiller, T, Gruinger. j Caruso, Rev. Erwin Bcttkc. Mr. Walter thl'tctt. K, Bockenstcltc, R. Buchlnun. D. Griffin. 1. lillix, 11 Bmtlbeck, L. Poeuker. THIRD ROW: T. Albers, C. James, Mi Murchctti, G. Hess, Mt Kalblies. J. Rom, S. Junker. D. Durhin. J. Fuller, G. lwnLcl. l'i Sabina. l-UFRTH ROW: R. Burnett. 1.. Costa. D. Finley, tSlutlent Muiiugerg T. Kroth. '1'. Kelly. C. Burkhart. R. Bender, J. Robinson, jt Fahcy. W. Duviu, E. Schroeder tstudent managers; I'OP ROW: R. Irwin D. Mel; . Haym' 1.. hey BO'I l 0 M RCHY: D. Brndhcrk ,, , K . L. K . - k ,ky; TO P ROW : Ii. Cunningham J. XVernke W Rutenschrucr BOTTOM ROW: T. Boyle H, Flohn G. Kuccht l-L HCClurc lumr in. Co 1H in Hum- Llu: Gz-um; .amsu UllTit's h Hu'rllr'x; iimx tlusv Hnlm :mmml HI Inns lint: PIIHQ'HIN luxl thump. Jim f ilmn 'l'lu- H U ,V. . 4 x. , :.,..... 1 I 1 n. H'ill 11w Baum buys gm him? XuVivr pluyt'l' trim hzml. XHH 'Wn'sn-rn Hills 1C1 him wort? Cily Champs. 'l'hzlnksgix ing 1M3. FIRST ROW: R. Meyer Mgl'., W. Dryer, E. Ducsing, W. Yalc, T. Malone, j. Mahcr, R. Finn, XI. Schwing, 1,. Vale. SECOND ROW: 1L Noble R. llcss. R. Barnum, W. Mulh. 1L Koopmunt R. C. Fax, P. Williams. C. Slnckclmnn. l ; Plagcmzm. THIRD ROXV: F. Bnchmun, 1 RUHL R. Plyc, B. Karwisch. FOURTH ROW: H. Gcrdcs, R. Tulcsco, D Beck, D. Schapkcr, L. Merrill, G. Bnthmzmn, J Rudolph Mgr. Cmmtry Day Ccn Lml Roger Bumn Purcell X21 vicr Hughes SL Rim Carrying the hull lur Rcscrvcs Newport thulit' Elder Eider lildcr lihlm' lildcr Elder Elder Elder 3C Kl KI FIRST ROW: R. Mcyclx Mgr P. Scllock, C. Fox. C. SLhmilL A. Burk, B, Hughcsh C. YWegman, G. Bender, l.. Yule. SIKIOND ROW: G. Cinm'iolzl. l. Berkm'. I Scillcrt. .J Rudolph, Mgr T. Young, IX Sillupkcr, R. l-Iclmcs, G. Aug; G. Docrgcr. 17. Dclzcl. j. Rubcrg, R. lung: THIRD ROW: P. Plugemun. R LnCt'lltmlftMl, N. Rahnng, 1., Brogan, J. Cirriminrm. L. Rom, 11 Kummcr. IA. Wagner. Rush LllHL line! Ccnn'ul Youuional 0 Elder 6 Roger lemn 8 Elder U Ncwlmn Czulmlic 6 Fldm' ti Pun 011 L5 Elder 6 jim Caruso lakes tn the air in th VVCthl'll Hills ganw. SENIOR LETTERMEN 'IWO P RO'W: 1C. McClure III. Flohu HQ Rutenschrocr BOTTOM ROW: T. Mitchell T. Gavin XV. Fishhurn R. Irwin 13' - l .11 FIRST ROW: 1 McClure. W. Fishinn'n. T. Gavin. R. Irwin. '1'. Mitchell, W. Rulcnsrhmer. SECOND ROW: R. Brickncxz C. Knocrrcr. J. Cnrusu T. Sthilltr, R- Meyer, T. Granger, C. Massu, T. Albcrs. INSERT: H. FIoIm, K. Bockcustcue. VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROH': W'. Dooley, 'l', Malone, D. Ashcraft, Di Durhin. R. Campoli. Sl-ZG 0ND ROW: R. Leach, 'l'. Huggerly, R. Quinn, T. Kelley, T. Kern. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Sl'LXl'liD: 'l'. Molallgrnl'l, G. Schmitt, XV. Dozier, R. Hughes, D. Boyle. STANDING: L. Brogan, D. Stanton, E. Schroeder, R. Quinn, Mgr., ,l. Ciuncinlu. G. Aug. The Elder Panthers ended their 195061 season with a loss to Roger Bacon in the second round of tournament play. Al. though the record books would have you believe that the Panthers had a mediocre year, this istft at all true. At times, the Elder Crew looked as good as any other team in the league. - This can be backed up by impressive victoriES over the Public League Champs, Western Hills, and over powerful Purcell. Una fortunately, however, the Panthers couldlft seem to keep up this pace and lost to some comparatively weaker teams as well as to State leaders like Hamilton Public, Portsmouth Public and Roger Bacon The team had no milstamling players this year, as all of lhem had their good games as some time during the season. But when it was all over, Toni Pork Gavin came out on top 215 the Panthers leading scorer with Walt Fishhurn second. M11. Rohvm Stcvcnmn 'I'. Boyle 1.. Frey Ii. Santura Follow up The tip in. mum AA 1531'..ng A Wm H; was 1110 thump 111 the regular inlrmmlrzll lmskcLhuil lvzlguv with six wins and no losses. rl'hv hrs! 11111-113in squad 11115 -1C, averaging 36.7 points :1 gums. :md 1110 also stored the most number 111' points in 21 mnwst. :37. 1511211111 Wells polled Lhc 111051 11011115 111 ;1 game. 211, namely, 11 field goals and two free lhrrm's, The heat defensive 1021111 was 11C, having hclcl 11111111 0111111111111: 10 2111 211111115410 of 16.2 points :1 gunk: III th junior 11ml; 2C H'hitc topped ils division wilh ning- winn and 1m losses and 115 Purplc lul in ilh group, having 11m wim and no 1113102115. 1C Hillitc, 2D U'hilc, 119 Purple. 13 PLII'plC,:111d 3B were slill thirsty ln1' Vit'lOI'V :11 111v L'ml ul' 1110 nmmn. FIRST ROW: 1L Hughes, WV, Rulcnscln'ocr, W. Fisllhurn, 1L Irwin, D. Salzlmouc, '1: 150310. SIKIOND ROW: P. Wcisgerhcr, ,X. Bender. 'II Uruingcr, T. Flimigun, D. Bmdhcck, Ii. McClure. ,I' Rudolph. 'I'HIRD ROW: G, Mnss'u. R. Ih'ivkncr, .l. Cnrllsn, K, Buckmstcltu 1i. I'lcmlwrgvr, C. Burkluu't, A. SchwurL BASEBALL TEAM SEMCPR LEW?TERMEN 0 R. Wee chj Irwin C4 XV. Rulcuschmcr CD T. Boyle CU VV Fishlmm D. Brodbeck av 12. McClure 4;:- 1, i i g The Pitching Staff EASEBALL UQSH This is the year! Even though most of the positions wiil be filled by many new faces, the team is out for the district tournament which it lost lasL year to Withruw by the score of four In nothing. Although the Panthers lost the district title, it did tie with Roger Bacon for the Catholic League Title. But because of the great team fight and spirit shown by the T31 Elder Squad, even the State Cham- pionship is in reach. With six lcucrmen from last year. and most of the mcnlhcrs of last years Bucldc Post team 0n the squad, thc loam seems ready for thc '5l season. The team will be led by co-captains XValt Fishhurn :md hPec Woe Irwin. Strike 0r Ball? 'I'hc Umrh Hpmks FIRS'I' ROW: VI. Oker, R. Colmlo. j. 'I'Ctlcsco. R. Gimingcr. P. Plugclnun. SECOND ROW: P. Sahino, R. Dzn'm'un, M. Kuhbes, W. Muilschcuk, R. Ruth. J. Rich, Iizlllltl' Sdnlcitlcl'. THIRD ROhX': W'. H'L'rnkc, RA Bzarhlmm. l. SWIMMING TEAM . Young. ll Bllt'hilliln. 'll'youts fur the swimming team were started early in January. There were many sLudans who answered the call, bur, quite a few dropped uuL bcl'orc th meets began ExpecLations did not run too high because of the many young inexperienced swimmers who had just started this year. 'I'hcrc wcrc only Ich juniors 0n the Lcam two of whom were making lhcir initial debut. The rest of Lhe team was composed of likely looking freshmen and sophomores. 'Ifhc Loam participated in six Lwo-way mchs: 01' these Elder won four and lost two. In the Catholic League the team tied for first place once, and Look a third plam twice in the thru- mccls. In the District 'Jbumamcnt the team took fifth place. having been nosed out of fourth by St. Xavier. Four of our swimmers nmk medals Im' su'ond 11nd Lhird place, and went 10 Columbus to swim in the state championship mccl. They wore R. Roth, R. Bachman, 1 Young, and M. Kuhhcs. Next year should be quite successl'ul bcmuxc 01' the cxpcricmc gained this year. lhu'hmzm 0n the mark. Father Schneider shows how. Mr. Strykcr shows Louis Albicz, Tcd Grufcr, jcrry Niklzls, and Bob Hater how iL's done. jamcs Rickm'L, Mnliquc. Dm'c Mueller. P3111 Top Row: R. Hater 1. Niklas R. Slemann D. D'Iocller E. Sccgar Mr. Paul Stryker Bottom Row: R. Moorn'lan 'I'. Grofcr L. Alhicz P, Moliquc j. Rickerl L. Ludwig Great crowds of people have visiled Elder High School's beautiful stadium during our recent victorious fooLball season of 19:30. but the majority 01' these were Eldcrk own loyal suulenls, who, with great shouts :md clumnrs, have let the Loam know that they were behind them in the search for victory. VVheLher you have noticed it or not, 0n the sidelines there are Hi fellows and girls decked out in Lhe everlasting Purple and H7hitefl leading these shouts and calls into one fowl and impressive voice. 11' one would pay slriet attention In their various displays and footwork, he would be struck by Lheir unison and organization, similar to the l'nmhall players' teamwork on the field. FIRST ROH' 1.1611 l0 righn: Liln Hay Ryan. Lois Hughes. L. Slacker. R. Ah'erheek, CL Null, .I- Berk, jean Full. Nnnex Blume. SEKZOND ROW: lJUlm'es Brodhcek. II. Fluhr. Re Popp, j. knhntx', D. jnnkvr. H. Lakvherg. Rosy Plank. Dumb Hunk. '10P MAX: C.ARiCSCllliCCk. Elmer Albers George Albiez Ralph Allison Santa Altimari Joseph Andres Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashcrafi Mr. and Mrs, George Aug Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ausdenmoore Mr. and. Mrs. Lawrence Averbeck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bachman Mr. and Mrs. George Bachmann Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Back Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bain Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earlage Mn and Mrs. Sylvester Barnhurst Mr. and Mrs. John Baum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baal Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beard Mr. and Mrs. William Beck Mr. and Mrs. John Becker ML and Mr. Leonard Bedel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bedinghsus Mr. Edward J. Beimforde ML and Mrs. John Bell Mrs. Rose Bellman I Mr. and Mrs. John BenCSIk Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bender MrsA Edna Bender ML and MrsA Gilbert Benson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benton Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Be-nz Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bermnger Mr. and MrsA Alfred Eernzntt Mr. and Mrs. John W- Eernzutt Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bettinger Mr. and Mrs. George W, Banner Mrs. Anna Biederman Mr. and Mrs. Simon Binder Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blank Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Blah Mr. William Blame Mr. and Mrs. Clement Bockensletke Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bockenstette MrsA Anna Boerger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bohnert Mr. and Mrs. Fwd Bonno M12 and Mrs. Edward Bergman Mr. and Mrs. George Bosse Mr. Robert Bowie M1: and Mrs. Ralph Boyle Mr, and Mrs Len Brady Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brandewiede Mr. and Mrs. William Breig ML and Mrs. Arthur Erickner Mr. and Mrs. William Brockmeier Mr. and Mrs. Charles qubeck Mr. and MrsA Harry Eroermg Mr, and Mrs, August Broerman Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Brogan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks Mrs. Eleanors Brass Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brown Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Browne Mr, and Mrs. Val Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bruns Mrs, Mary Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brunsman Mr. and Mrs, Willard Brunsman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Buck ' Mr. and MrsA Gerard Buenmg Mr. and Mrs. John Burgesser Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burger Mrs. Florence Burger Mr. and Mrs. William Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Jule Burnett Mrs. Alma Bums Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busch Mn and Mrs, Curtis Buskirk Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buttelwerth MrsA Florence Byrne Mr. and MrsA Robert Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Caminiti Mr. and Mrs. James Campoli Mrs. Eleanor Caproni MrsA Marguerite Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caruso Mr, and Mrs. August Carusu Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casey MI: and Mrs. John Casey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. d Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. William Childs Mr. and MrsA Fred Cianciula Mr. and Mrs. Charles CirriI-Icione Mrs. Mary Cnby Mr, and Mrs. Ramon Colado Mr. and Mrs, Morris Collins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Contant Mrs, Theima L. Conway Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Costa Mr. and Mrs. Norman Counts Mr. and Mrs. Edward Creager Mr, and Mrs. Frank Creeden Mr. and Mrs. William Culman Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham Mr. and Mrs, William Curnayn Mr. and. Mrs. James M. Currin Mr. and Mrs. Leo D'Amico Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Davis Mrs. Pearl McCanI-I Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Davcran Mr. and Mrs. George B. Day Mr. and. Mrs. John Dehler Mr. and Mrs, Edward Deller Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Denier Mr. and Mrs. Francis Detzel Mr. Walter Deutenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dirr Mr. and Mrs. John Dirt Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Doerger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Do'erger Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doherty MI: and Mrs. Lawrence Duherty Mrs. Antoinette Doll Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doll Mrs. Kathryn Dollries r. and Mrs. Joseph Dooley . and Mrs. Alfred Doppes . and Mrs. Harry Dayle A and Mrs. Sam Dozier and Mrs. Lea A. Driehaus . and Mrs. Joseph Dryer A and Mrs. Joseph Du Bois . Raymond Duel! A and Mrs. August Duesing Mrs. Amanda Duffy r. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan . John Durbin . and Mrs. Aloysius Duwel A and Mrs. Roy Eberhan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edrich . and Mrs. John Eglseder . and Mrs. John Ehrman . and Mrs. Frank Eiben and Mrs. Robert Eidred . and Mrs, James Ellis . Joseph Erwin . and Mrs. Frank Espelage . Irene Fagin . and Mrs. Edward Fahey A and Mrs. Fred Fangman , and Mrs. Henry Farwick A and Mrs. Eugene Felix A and Mrs. Joseph Fiedeldey and Mrs. Harry Fiefhaus Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finley . and Mrs. William Finley A and Mrs. John Finn Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finn Mrs. Loretta Finnegan and Mrs. Howard Fishburn . and Mrs. Edgar Fix A and Mrs. John Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flanigan . and Mrs. Leo Fleckenstein A and Mrs. Charles FIohn . and Mrs. Herbert Flohr A and Mrs. Joseph Flynn . and Mrs. Raymond F011 and Mrs. William Foote Mr. and Mrs. George Fox A and Mrs. Everett Fox . and Mrs. Louis Frank . and Mrs. Carl Franke . and Mrs. John Freeman Mrs. Evelyn Frey Mrs. Mabel Fries and Mrs. William Frietsch . and Mrs. Herman Fuller . and Mrs. Anthony Furio A and Mrs. Thomas Gahan . and Mrs. Raymond Gall A and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher . and Mrs. Orville Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William Gander and Mrs. Bernard Gates . and Mrs. John Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Gawnlek . and Mrs. Fred Geiser . and Mrs. Harry Gerda: A and Mrs. Edwin Gerke Mr. and Mrs. William Gerrety . and Mrs. Charles Garth Mrs. Vera Gerwel Mrs. Josephine Gibson ML and Mrs. Philip Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilday Mr. and Mrs. James Gilkey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gilt: Mrs, Romilda Gindling Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ginzinger M11 and Mrs. Earl Girty Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goedde Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goelz Mr. and MrsA Karl Gold ML and Mrs. Frank Goldschmidt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grainger Mr. and MrsA Joseph Gramann Mrs. Mildred Gramza Mr, and Mrs. William Gram Mr. and Mrs John Greeley Mn and Mrs. Edwin Greiner Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Francis Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greene Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grofer Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose W. Gruh M11 and Mrs. Lawrence Grote Mr, and Mrs. Charles Grunkemeyer Mr. and Mrs. George Guenthner Mr, and Mrs Fred Haas Mr. and Mrs. William Haas Mr, and Mrs. Timothy Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. James Haley Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Halpin MI: and Mrs. Ignatius Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammerle Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hanekamp Mrs. Ethel Haney Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harmeyer Mr, and Mrs. Harry Harmeyer Mr. and Mrs, Lester Harting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartinger Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hasselbeck Mr. and Mrs. William HBIEr Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hater Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hauck MI: and Mrs. Frank Hauck Mr. and Mrs. George Haufier Mrs. Alice Haverkos Mr. and Mrs Frank Hayden Mn and Mrs, Edward Hayhow Mrv and Mrs. John E. Heimbrack Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heimbrock Mr. and Mrs, Fred Heinzelman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heister Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Helmes Mr. and Mrs. John Hemberger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hempelman Mr. and Mrs, William Hempfi'mg Mr. and Mrs Leo Hendley Mr. Joseph Herbs: Mr. and Mrs Thomas Herman Mr. and Mrs Albert Hertzenberg Mr. Edward Hess Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hess Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hesse Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hessling Mrs. Loretta Hey! Mr. and MrsA Lawrence Heyl Mrs, Mary Heylmun Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilton Mr. and Mrs. William Hilvert MI: and Mrs. Leonard Himmelmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hirt Mr. and Mrs. George Hischemiller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodges Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Hoelker . and Mrs. Joseph Hoffbauer . and Mrs. Walter Huffman . and Mrs. William Hofmann . and Mrs. Philip Hofmeyer Mrs, Cleora Hague Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoh Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Holscher Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holkmeier Mr. and Mrs George Holwadel . and Mrs. Harry Hunkomp . and MrsA Robert Hughes . and Mrs. Francis Hughes . and MrsA Joseph Huhn A and Mrs. Vincent Iacobucci . and Mrs. Chlrles Ibold A and Mrs. Peter Isler . and Mrs. Leonard Jacob . and Mrs. Chester Jacobs . and Mrs. Edwin Jaehnen . and Mrs. Charles James . and Mrs. Rudniph Jansen . and Mrs. Joseph A Jauszen Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jasper . and Mrs. Ronald Jeanmougin . and Mrs. Robert Jennings and Mrs, John Jennings . and Mrs. Earl Jahnson . and Mrs. John Johnson . and Mrs. AIbert Johnson Mrs. L B Johnson Miss Mary Catherine Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jump Mr, and Mra. Charles Jung Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Junk Mr. and Mrs. Juseph Junker Mrs. Alberta Junker Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kabbes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabbas Mr. and Mrs, Peter Kahles Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Kahny Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kahny Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. John Raising Mrs. Ann Kaminsky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kammer Mr. and Mrs. August Karst Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Karwisch ML and Mrs. Willilm Katenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kathmln Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Otto Keene ML and Mrs. Baldwin Keith Mr. and Mrs. John Keliher MI: and Mrs. John Keller MrA and Mrs. Joseph Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenkel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kern Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Kern Mr. and Mrs. John Kiely MrA Joseph Klawitter Mrs. Gertrude Klug Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knapke MI: and Mrs. Robert Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kncerzer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kohler Mn and Mrs. Harry Kolks Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Koopman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krimmer Mr, and MrsA Camillus Kroger Mr. and MrsA Frank Kroth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuley Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurt: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laib Mr, and Mrs. Frank Laiveling Mr, and Mrs. Herman Lakeberg Mrs. Mary Lally Mr. and Mrs. Elmer anbers Mn and Mrs. Edward Lampe Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lampe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lang Mn and Mrs. Lee Lanzarotta MrA Aioysius Lavanier Mrs. Catherine Lay Mr. and Mrs. Charies Leach Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leesman Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Leesman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leisgang Mr. and Mrs. John Leon Mr, and Mrs. William Leon Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lillis Mr. and Mrs. William Lind Mr, and Mrs. Richard L Linnemann Mrs. Mary Lipps Mr, and Mrs. Paul Littlefield Mr. Bernard LoechtenfeIdt Mr. and MrsA Herbert Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lohman ML and Mrs. Harry Lunneman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ludwig Mn and Mrs. Lawrence Ludwig Mrs. Otiida Ludwig Mn and Mrs. Clarence Luken Mr, and Mrs. Albert Macke Mr, and Mrs. James Magness Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maher Mf: and Mrs. James Mslas Mr. and Mrs. John Malone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maltry Mat and Mrs. Oscar Mandery Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Manifold Mrs. Catherine Manzi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marcheui Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martini Mrs. Mary Martini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mascarelli Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Massa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mastruserio Mr. and Mrs, William Mattscheck Mr. and Mrs, John Maxi Mrs. Marie Maxwell Mr. and Mrs, Frank Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Mayhaus Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McCaEferty Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McClure Mr. John McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Mark McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald Mr. and Mrs Edward McDonald Mr. and Mrsy James McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. John McGrail Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie Mr. and Nfrs Edward McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Cash McOsker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPhiilips Mr. and Mrs, Edward Meier Mr. and Mrs. Harry Menke Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Menkhaus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Menkhaus Mr. and Mrs, Albert Merk Mr. and M15. Edward Mark Mr. and Mrs George Mark Mrs. Clotilda Merkl Mrs, Loretta Merrell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Merschbach Mr, and Mrs. Aaron Marten Mr. and Mrs. Otto Metz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metze Mrv and Mrs, William Metzner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Meyer Mr, and Mrs. Harry Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John Meyer Mn and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr, and Mrs Sylvester Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meyer Mrs. Mary Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mielke Mr. and Mrs, Edward Miller Mrs. Bess Miller Mr. and MrsL Frank Miller Mrs. Marie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mr, and Mrs. Albert Minges Mr. and Mrs Thomas Mitchell ML and Mrs, Leo Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Moertie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moaschl Mn and Mrs. Chester Muhat Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mohr Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Molengraft Mr. and Mrs. Edward Molique Mr, and Mrs Charles Moorman Mr. and Mrs George Morano Mr. and Mrs Anthony Mueller Mrs. Elizabeth Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueller Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller Mr, and Mrs, Harry Mueller Mr. Howard M. Mulholland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen Mr, and Mrs Clifford Mullen Mr, and Mrs, Edward Murphy l'tllr and Mrs. John Mulh Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Myers Mr, and Mrs Anthony Nagol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nau Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nauman Mr, and Mrs James Neiheisel SPON Mr. and Mrs. Leo Neiheisel Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Neiheisel Mr. and Mrs, Richard Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Newberry Mr, and Mrs Charles Neyer Mr. and Mm Maurice Nie Mr, and Mrs, Fred Cher Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Obert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oblinger Mr. and Mrs, Joseph O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ochs Mr. and Mrs James O'Connell Mr, John L. O'Connell Mrs. Rosemary O'Connor Mn and Mrs. Carl Odell ML and Mrs. Vincent Offutt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohmer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olberding Mr. and Mrs. Albert 01thaus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ortwein Mr. and Mrs. Geurge Ostendnrf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ostertag ML and Mrs. Clifford Oswaid ML and Mrs. Dayton Ott Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ottaway Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Otte Mr. and Mrs. Urban Otten Mr. Joseph Paff Mn and Mrs. Lawrence Palmisanc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panaro M1: and Mrs. Martin Patton Mr, and Mrs. Nick Paulo: Mr. and Mrs. W. Conway Mn and Mrs. Joseph Peter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peters Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaffinger MT. and Mrs. Roy Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plageman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plye Mr. and Mrs. Albert Poettker Mn and Mrs. Anthony Pchlman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pohlman Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pohlmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Polking M1: and Mrs. George Popp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Poppl- Mn and Mrs. Emil Porwet ML and Mrs. Bert Post Mr. and Mrs. Robert Powell Mn Frank Presutto Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Prewitt Mr. and Mra Herold Prout Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rabong Mr. and Mrs. George Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Elder Ransick Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Rebholz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rachel Mt: and Mrs. Peter Reck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reckers Mr. and Mrs. William Reder Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reilly Mr: and Mrs. Jerome Rainer Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Reinhold Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinshagen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Renneker Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Reusing Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richter Mr. and Mfg August Richter Mr, and MrsV John Rickert Mr. and Mrs. William Rinck Mrs. Eileen Rineer Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Roa Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robisch Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. H. Louis Rolfe: Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rom Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Mr, and Mrs Clifford Roth Mr. and Mrs. John Roth Mrs. George Rothhaas ML and Mrs George Rothring Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ruark Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ruberg Mr. and Mrs. John Rudolph Llr. and Mrs. Robert Ruebusch Mr. and Mrs. John Rueve Mr. Howard Russell ML and Mrs. Wilbur Rutenschrmzr ML and Mrs Alois Ruthman SORS Mr. and Mrs. James Ruthven Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan Mrs. Florence Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sabina Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salamone Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sandman Mr. and Mrs Albert Sandmann Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Wasily Sardanowsky Mr. and Mrs. John Scahiil Mr. William Scanlon Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Schachleiter Mn and Mrs, Carl Schnible Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schamer Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Schapker Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scharff Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Scheid Mr. and Mrs, Cletus Scheid Mrs. Mary Schell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schellenberger Mr. and. Mrs. William Schiller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schlimm Mr. and Mrs Edward Schmidt Mr, and Mrs, John Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnur Mrs. Kathryn Schock Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schockman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schoeplein Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Schroer Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Schullen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulze Mrs. Florence Schumacher Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schuster- Mr. and Mrs. George Schuur Mrs. Gertrude Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schweer Mrs. Rose Schwing Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. 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Stiens Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stockelman Mr. and Mrs. Chris B Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey ML and Mrs. Ferd Strack Mrs. Irene Streicher Mr. Ind Mrsl Charles Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan Mrs. Ethel Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. August Sunderman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taphorn Ma: and Mrs. Lathan Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Teeken Mr; and Mrs. Edmund Telscher Mr. and M15. 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Rose Wernke ML and Mrs. Philip Wessendorf Mr. and Mrs. HerbeH Westenberg Mr. and Mrs. John Westerhoff Mr. and Mrs. Carl Westrich Mr, and Mrs. John Wetterich Mr, and Mrs James Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Whelen Mn and Mrs. James Wiethorn Mr. and Mrs Thomas Wilburn ML and Mrs. William C. Wilk Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Wilkens Mr. William Willenbnrg Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Mr, and Mrs. Edward Wilzbach Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Wimmel Mr, and Mrs. Emil Windhokz Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Winger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winter Mr, and Mrs Lennard Wirtz Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Wissei Mn and Mrs. Charles Wissemeier Mr. and Mrs Harold Witschger Mr. and Mrs. Anthnny Witsken Mr. and Mrs. Edward Witsken Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Witsken Mr. and Mrs, Richard Witterstaetter Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Wittrock Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wogenstahl . Marian Wubboiding Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wurtz Mr. and Mrs. George E. Young ML and Mrs. Olto Zang Mr. Frank Zenzer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zimmermann Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes +0 +he Graduafing Class of I95l ELDER HIGH SCHOOL WELFARE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Mr. Gerald Brunsman II....,...V.,.....I...........,Presiden+ Mr. Joseph Junker .............. . . , . . ...... Vice-Presiden+ Mr. Cash McOsker ......................... Financial Secre+ary Mrs. Charles Busch ....................... Recording Secrefary Mrs. Thomas McPhiIlips ................ Corresponding Secretary Rev. Urban J. Sfang ................................ Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Gerald Brunsman Mr. Joseph Nau Mr. Clemen+ BockensfePre Mr. Clifford Ryan Mr. Lawrence Averbeck Mr. Alberf Holfmeier COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mr. Lawrence Heyl. Chairman V . ., ,,,,,, .Card Pady Mr. Wm. Vogf Mr. John Skahan Co-Chalrmen IIIIII Card Parfy Mrs. Thomas MIfchell , V , . . . . . . . ........ . . ...... Cheer Mr. Joseph Junker .............................. Enferfainmeni' Mr. Joseph Nau, Mr. Clemen+ Bockens+e++e ..... . . . .Memership Mrs. Raymond Hauck ................................ PublicHy Mr. Ed Sheldon .............................. ..Refreshmen+ Mrs. Mary Iacobucci ............................... Regisfrar Mrs. Virginia Mulvey. . . . .Delegafe fo Federa+ion of Caiholic PTA c There is no reason why every parenf of an Elder s+uden+ and every gradua+e shouid no+ belong +0 +I'Ie Welfare Associafion Dues only $I.00 per year In +he +wen+y-second year of ifs exisience. +he AssociaHon has given Elder High School over $6,000.00 worfh of permanenf improvemenfs. $8,500.00 wor+h of supplementary funds for ac+ivi+ies THE DORST COMPANY MAN U FACTU RERS OF CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS - PLAQUES - STATUETTES Special AHenfion Given To LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB AND FRATERNITY PINS We Invi+e Your Sugges+ions DESIGNS FURNISHED UPON REQUEST 2l00 Reading Road Cincinnafi, Ohio Phone: PArkway 3360 YOUR PORTRAIT Is A Graceful Way Of Acknowledging True Friendship 2 YOUNG AND CARL STUDIO 7H1 and Vine CincinnaH. Ohio Phone: PArkway 2277 KOEBEL MEATS 20 l 4 FREEMAN AVEN UE PARKWAY 9246 WEST PHARMACY 5053 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL We Deliver GRandview 7575 Amnml Qmwn Afrn'gm Bill's Marathon Service HARRISON AND KLING PHONE: MONTANA 9804 CINCINNATI, OHIO We Deliver Everywhere Price Hill Paint 8 Glass Co. 49k 363l WARSAW AVENUE WABASH 2864 C. JOS. NAU Dickhaus - Momberg Company Apples A Specialfy 225 W. 2nd S+ree+ CH 45l0 The Huddle Restaurant Home Cooked Food Beer VTBG-V 49H GLENWAY AVENUE WABASH 9800 lePmimI IJNUM and Gentlemen! KEMEN'S St Lawrence Pharmacy 3646 WARSAW WA 0743 Sf. Lawrence Dry Cleaners 3652 WARSAW AVENUE GR I3I2 2 Hour Service. H Desired 2 Day Pick-Up and Delivery Service Edw. Leisgang Feed and Seeds MONTANA 2l20 BRIDGETOWN. OHIO Hann Shoe Repair We specialize in All Or+hopedic Work 3604 WARSAW AVE. PHONE WA 4285 PRICE HILL CINCINNATI. OHIO THE GLENWAY CHEVROLET CO. 4225 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL WABASH 4590 Complimenfs of Wimpy's Restaurant WALTER BOHMER, Prop. Class '33 GLENWAY AT FERGUSON WA 9785 United Cleaning Company Dependable Since l9l9 HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANERS Homes Churches OHices Fa cfories JANITOR SERVICE PA 5987 Fully Covered By Insurance L. G. REINSHAGEN-WA 5529 E. L. REINSHAGEN- GR 5668 Dis+inc+ive 6W5 Giff 8 Card Shop 36l5 HARRISON AVENUE CHEVIOT ll. OHIO Complimen+s of C. M. BRANIGAN Men's Shop 3620 WARSAW AVE. GR 8383 C. M. BRANEGAN KEN BRANIGAN Keller and Neidhard MEATS GROCEREES WA 0097 FREE DELIVERY I2I7-12I9 RULISON AVENUE The complm Food s+or. Gleason's Pharmacy PrescripHon Service may 4I II BRIDGETOWN PIKE OPP. CHEViOT SCHOOL MO 6783 WWW We Wish You Success from the JUNIORS COMPLIMENTS OF THE ELDER CAMERA CLUB 51 J. KATENKAMP Presidenf R. BUSCH V. Presiden'r T. JUNKER Treasurer J. METZE Secrefary MR. JOSEPH KULEY Modera+or SENIORS R. Busch ................ 4B 6. Caruso ......... . 40 L. Cosfa .............. 4C T. Hoh . . . . . . . ..... 4C D.Jasper . . . ....,...4B T. Junker ............... 43 D. Junker ............. 4C J. Kafenkamp ,,,,,,,,,,, 4A A. Roa .............. 4D L. S'I'ocker .............. 4C H. Tepe .............. 4C K. Wesfenberg V , , . , 4B JUNIORS R. Heimbrock , . . . . .3E R. Harfinger . V . 3E D. Lavanier . . . . . 3A J.Me+ze 30 J. Olberding .V.... , .,3A R. Poppe ............... 3C L. Voelker ............ BC INDUSTRIAL AIR : FANS : MADE IN CINCINNATI FOR ANY INDUSTRIAL USE Compiefe Engineering Service. Ins+alla+ion and Service Manufactured by The Harvey P. Bertram Company LUNKEN AlRPORT CINCINNATI. OHIO TRlNlTY I295 H n M Mr; 1ng THE GEO. WIEDEMANN BREWING CO., NEWPORT, KY. Wm. Enderlein 8 Company, Inc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Fruits and Vegetables SECOND AND PLUM STREETS CINCINNATI. OHIO e ,t ' - :iwmw 'l'np row. left L0 right: 1. Pay for tho :lumo. 2. 13ig'ht. and lighl hard! 3. Pirking the winner in 'I'hanksgiving Ruffle. Second Row: l Thereis' Lhc 'hlrkcy. 2, Looking On-Thc Elder Girls, 3. Pnu'iwmv. 0 Third Row: L Bartenders nl' lildm: 2. Buy om please? a. Spring chtiml. Bottom Row: 1. Thu diplmnzlL 2. Annual Bunlkirc, 3. H'u' happen? --i, lilm'nul rost. :3. 'I'ircd, buL happy. H. MAUSE F ine Dairy Producfs WABASH 0265 4442 GLENWAY AVE. . DELIVER lN Price Hill Cheviof Wesiwood Bridge+own Delhi Hills J. B. Doppes Sons Lumber Co. TJC' l250 GEST STREET CINCINNATI 3, OHIO Big Thrill - BUICK-mThan S+andou+ Buy YOU R LOCAL DEALER HEINZ 8t CONES, INC. MOn+ana 3l l2 2350 Ferguson Road CURNAYN'S TAVERN 45I5 W. 8H1 STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO WA 98l7 Duwel Hardware veer PRICE HILL CHEVIOT 3724 WARSAW 3605 HARRISON WAbash 5395 MOnfana I068 A saga! ' Our Cafeteria Cim- The Covingfon Heating Co. Inc. EDW. B. THOMPSON PRICE HILL GR 0870 Il98 CORONADO AVE. Hea+ing Engineer Carley's Grill And Lounge WET 3832 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL WABASH 9579 JIM LYONS, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS FROM CLASS JUNIOR A NAME R. Bachman R. Bender E. Bcrnzoff K. Buckenstettc .I' Boyle I Brunsman R. Byrum M. Collins W . Davitt I. Farwick 1X Fiedeldcy '11 Flanigan I. Gibson C. Gold R. Haas T. Halpin L, Hendley L. Hammerlc F. Hodges V. Iacobucci E. Jacobs D, Lavinier R. Lillis .I. Maxi A. Mcnkhaus E, Meyer 5. Nciheisel .I, Nichaus I, Olbcrding 15. Presuto C. Shell D. Schulten .I. Seigmundt .I- Seimer 'I. Skahan .I. Smithmcycr D. Sullivan P. Von Holle P. Westrich KNOWN AS Bach .IDobbin nBernie HBock IIBerle IISchnoz uRupert Sam IIDav Shorty IIKlondike Finn IIGibs HGoldie IIHass Tim Henna HLObO HBvd Hiac HyIake Don HLil IIMax Art Harm HQllZle nDoddic IIDingIc nBenny Turtle FunneP' Sig nJoen IISkin u-Iayu Sully': IIMatc-y Peblo LIKES Faanlubs Cat-Clothcs Food 2:45 Bowling Girls Westerns Jerry Lester Money Millionaires Sleep Free Days School Hunting Girls Books Women Work Guns Eating Food Sleep T.V. Dates Work Gold Doughnuts Himself Physics Sat. and Sun. Fire Busses 2:45 History Parties Cars Money Free Days Horses DI SL1 KES Haircuts Practice Homework School W'ork Loneliness Operas IIWheels Goldbrickers Misers School Geometry Bad Report Penalties Homework Alarms Money Smoking Food History 'Washi ng Getting-up Breakfast Going Home Walking Physics Sleep W ork Reports Haircuts Spend Money Jug Room 13 Speeches Dances Dates Cigarettes Uncle Milty Movies AMBITION Ist String Pass Geometry Kroger Manager Pass History 300 Game Own Cadillac Graduate Comedian Pass History Gochiricker Big Game Huntcr Rnd-Driver 'IIrillionain: Millionaire Bum Writer Cop Genius Make Goml Tax Collector Go to Mars Bachelor Join Army Scientist None Farmer Mayor Teacher Chef Genius HoL-Rod Better Pawnbroker Politician Have $100 Bills Build Car Builder Saint Scholar mg a. w,- MahOney's Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 4474 W. Eighi'n S+ree+ 4 Phone WA 4904 Price Hill. Cincinnati. Ohio Huddle Huf OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Home Made Chili and Bar-B-Q mgr 3726 HARRiSON AVE. CHEVIOT. OHIO MRS. RAECKERS UNIAZIFJ Congratulations on 25 years at Elder BRIDAL BOUQUETS CORSAGES FLORAL DESIGNS J. C. Rutenschroer Floral Co. Our Business is Blooming 459 Greenwell Ave. Cincinnaii 38, Ohio Phone WA 3330 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED EVERYWHERE PArltway 2324 GArfield 4843 WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL John F. Schoeny FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Fruifs and Vegefables 4l5 PLUM STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Complimenfs of H13 YORKSHIRE FHHH'J' BIIH'FH, :Irrlabixhnp ANN, Fulhm' Slang Best Wishes from the SOPHOMORES Gas WAbash.967B SUNOCO Oil; GRandview 0350 TED FOLZ Super Service SpeciaIixed Lubricafion Tires. BaHeries. Au+o Repairing. Road Service GLENWAY 8! FERGUSON AVENUES CINCINNATI 5. OHlO Complimen+s of Coors Dairy Klrby,327l PaulTepe FurnHure and Appliances Upholsfering mar MONTANA I905 3306 GLENMORE AVENUE Bartlett's Men's Shop LeHer Sweafers Sporfing Goods Team Jacke+s Haberdashery 4002 GLENWAY AVE. WA l044 Know Your Jewaier Bockensfeffe Jeweler CAREW TOWER ARCADE NEAR HOTEL ELEVATORS Diamonds 9 Wa+ches 9 Cosfume JeweIry Phane MAin 5132 CincinnaH, Ohio HSemi Self Service SCH 0 EN Y'S QualHy Food Shop PHONES MONTANA I IOO - I IOI GLENMORE AND MONTANA AVES. WESTWOOD CINCINNATI. OHIO HALL'S DRUGS Rexa Drug S+ore HARRISON AT MONTANA PRESCRIPTION PHONE: MO 5795 Lukenys Bakery Wedding --- Birthday and Par+y Cakes +0 Order w:BG-V 3406 GLENMORE AVE. MO 9892 O. Ciregi and Sons Thesken 2l0 WEST SIXTH STREET Food Market Fresh Frui+s and Vegehabies MAin 6583 4500 W. 8H1 STREET Congratulations from the FRESHMEN HOFERER'S Grocery and Delicafessen R. Kreimer Groceries - Mea+s - Vegefabies war WE DELIVER CARSON AND HARDING AVENUES GRAND AND GLENWAY PHONE MO 7354 WABASH 984l CHEVIOT OHIO KEEP ELDER FLYING HIGH Petfibone Bros. Mfg. Co. 628 SYCAMORE STREET EDW. N. WALDVOGEL. Pres. CINCINNATI. OHIO MENU n STEW With H:1 .KECH Wrr Complimenfs of Glenway Pony Keg GLENWAY AN D RELLEM v-ac-v WABASH 9970 V967 Warsaw Pony Keg 3449 WARSAW Beer - Wine Mixers - Snacks WE DELIVER LAWRENCE R. HEYL Surveyor 4432 RACEVIEW AVE. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH SALES 5i SERVICE DIRECT FACTORY DEALER Large S+ock o'F Genuine Chrysler Par+s We Service All Makes of Cars Call Us For Tha+ BeHer Deal BRODELL MOTORS, INC. 344I WARSAW WAbash 4370 WAbash 7988 Our Original Anmmu Hom- Jean's Delicatessen Earl W. Osferfag 32l2 HARRISON AVENUE Hea+ing Service Cold Beer-Wine-vTo Take Ou+ GUS and EVELYN RISER, Props. 0 Open daily 9:30 A.M. f0 IO RM, 4007 ANDREWS PRICE HILL PHONE MO 97I9 GRANDVIEW I793 For The Finesf In Dry Cleaning Call PHILLIPS DRY CLEANERS 49I7 Glenway Ave. WAbash 2202 GarmenJrs are assorfed accordingly +0 colors, assuring you a new brighfness. We specialize in formals and wedding gowns. Three hour service is available on any reasonabb garmen+ i'F broughf +0 our afore. CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE IS ALSO AVAILABLE Consumers Materials Edward H- AIiCh Company Wesfwood Jeweler Builders Maferials . 3000 HARRISON AVENUE GLENWAY AND CROOKSHANK PHONE MO 5065 Backherms for Vow BeHer Mea+s WiebeII-Jewelers - 3637 WARSAW AVE. GRANDVIEW 5027 WABASH 5776 GLENWAY AND RELLEUM SCHULTZ'S FINE FOODS 5077 GLENWAY AVEN UE Specializing In Fine Foods and Evening Snacks Loyal fo +he E+hics of Pharmacy Edward W. Wolff 4413 Glenway Ave. Price Hill Cincinnafi. Ohio Phone: WAbash I236 Boeing's Food Market Fancy Mea+s Our SpeciaHy Eigh+h 8: Overlook Cincinna+i 2. Ohio WAbash 5683 Bes+ Wishes To The Class of l95l Fro m A Friend Our Honored Cum! Hie Governor Phone: MOnfana 9690 Bob's Bait Shop Where Good Fishing Begins 3708 CHEVIOT AVE. AT HARRISON CHEVIOT. OHIO Pei Supplies Live and Ariiffcial Bai+ Tropical and Gold Fish Guns and Ammuni+ian Ou+board Mofors. Aquariums Spoang Goods The Vulcan Copper And Supply Company I20 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO Phone WAbash I635 Earl A. Zeiser Plumbing Confrador 708 TRENTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 5, OHIO F. Unger's Sons Since I898 Qualify Mea+s 8: Poulfry Exclusively 35I2 HARRISON AVE. CHEVIOT. O. MOnfana 0320-032I aa-abck; 1.... -. 4pm argua- Jae- pw: fa-gsm-Lwh -- Complimenfs of Dalberf Funeral Home Schwartz Tailoring Co. w3:7? 0 POWER BLDG.-8TH 8c SYCAMORE CINCINNATI 5. OHIO English Cleaners BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF l95l TWO LOCATIONS Al M. Boex PRICE HILL 3'0 OVERLOOK-GR 3318 Compie+e Insurance Service WESTWOOD I982 SUTTER MO 3422 606 SCHMIDT BUILDING 2-HOUR SERVICE MAIN 4274'75'76 WESTERHAUS COMPANY, INC. Ed. Bolser Service Since I909 Operafors o-F Pinbail Machines and Road Service . . . Tires . . . BaHerFes Other Coin Opera+ed Equipmen+ Accessories . . . Repairing MOnfana 5000 . Always Firs+ Wilh The Besi 1n Coin Opera+ed Machines, BOX 47A NEEB ROAD DELHI HILLS 3726 KESSEN AVE. CHEVIOT PHONE TUXEDO 786l Please! Mr. Lester GEORGE ROTHHAAS Sfall 3 Findlay Marke+ ASSORTED COLD CUTS GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS J. C. HOCKETT CO. JEWELERS Diamonds - Wa+ches Exper+ Repairing CHEVIOT MADISONVILLE NORWOOD CincinnaH, Ohio WAbash 9954 Earl's Sohio Service EARL M. DABNEY GLENWAY AND SUNSET AVENUES Tires. Tubes BaHeries and Accessories Mcfcr Tune Up Genera. Repairs Macke's Food Market WA Il25 5059 GLENWAY AVENUE Delivery Service Wesfwood Delicatessen OPPOSITE WESTWOOD THEATRE Open 10 A.M. to II P.M. Phone MOniana 9722 3.2 - 670 Premium Beer - Wine Cold Cu+s and Snacks -- 50H Drinks 3IO7 Harrison Avenue Cincinna+i. Ohio Kunnen Brothers 3406 GLENWAY AVENUE CINCINNATI 5. OHIO MIKE DICK SUNOCO PRODUCTS Lilie's Pharmacy N. E. CORNER GLENMORE AND MONTANA AVENUES Phone: MOnfana 28 I 0 Wesfwood Wes+ern Hills Phofography Cenfer Price Hill Camera Shop Easfman Kodak. Argus. Ansco. Revere 4425 GLENWAY OPEN EVENINGS WWW CARS TRUCKS TOM S AUTO SALES Studebaker Wesfwood Wesfwood Mr. Lmnmel and Mr. Bartlett Glenwood Realty Service Rober+ J. Roih Herberf 5. Banner WABASH I877 3803 GLENWAY AVE. CINTI.. OHIO Charley's Meat Market 64I WEST COURT STREET CINCINNATI 3. OHIO Mea'r is our Business - Nof a Sideline CHARLES D FLOHN, Fran: PARKWAY 92l3 WABASH 3464 Price Hill Electric And Radio Shop Call Us For Your Electrical and Radio Troubles 3529 WARSAW AVENUE PRICE HILL AL B. OTTING. Proprietor National Elevator Mfg. Co. Est i903 O DEPENDABLE SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT Tv-r-rv-ur-r-rvrvrw-vwvrw-vw 'I'YT'I'WI-w-v Besf Wishes From The Hifching Pos'r Complimenfs o'F The D. H. Willey Lumber Company 5535 GLENWAY AVENUE CINCINNATI 38. OHIO Our 53rd Year of Service Earne Yazell Barber Shop W67 362i WARSAW AVENUE If Pays To Look Well CUSTOM FURNITURE Including Uphols+ered Pieces SUPERBLY DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY MASTER CRAFTSMEN WOODFAIR Designs For Inferiors 286l SIDNEY AVENUE CINCINNATI 25. OHIO 0601 $3 all Hm may HUSMAN'S The 395? Since I9I9 POTATO CHIPS More Servings in a pound . . . Easy +0 Digesf . . . 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OHIO Phone: WAbash 9653 FOOD FOR THE DISCRIMINATING Falk's Lunchef're H's imporfanf ic observe whai you eat Buf more impcrfanf where you ea+ if NORTH BEND ROAD AND HARRISON AVENUE CHEVIOT ED. KENNING. Prop. Metropolitan Buick 20 EAST .NINTH STREET CINCINNAT1. OHIO The Purfy Member WWW w en'wxm .umu-z. -.rv . .. Davoran's Men's Shop Men's Furnishings MALLO RY HATS WARSAW AVE. AT ENRIGHT Pearson Dry Cleaners Was? 483 ELBERON PHONE: WABASH 4ll2 CINCINNATI. OHIO Wilson Egg Corporation Shell - EGGS Frozen Live - POULTRY - Dressed l4-lb E. FRONT STREET PHONES: MAFN 3900-b7l8 L.D. I'll CINCINNATI. OHIO The Willenborg Stationery And Printing Company 2I4 E. EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO MAIN 0548 dfm'f, an appetizer! Complimenfs of The Woodward Building 8: Loan Co. '9? I029 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Complimenis of SCHRAGE BROS. 3636 WARSAW AVEN U E INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY - INC. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! ELDER SUPPLY STORE r V1: ... V' .. y- BURGER BREWING C0. UNGNNATI, 0. rue- pr e, Atop Cincinnatiis , C L B H istoric M usic Hall Where The Nation's Top Bands Play Each Saturday And Sunday Evening For Your Entertainment Over The Weekend -R-ESERVATIONS - CH3086 We wish tn :u'knmvlcdgc pitturcs Young 3t CarL official phomgrapllcr for the year book; Longlcy Studios: The Cinc'innaLi Polite Dcparmwnt: The Cincinnati Enquirer: The Cim'innzlli Pnsl: Mr. Russell Benson, of Indianapolis Engraving Cu. and Mr. jmuph Kulcy. of Elder. MIC also Wish to :u'knmvlctlgc spurt writc-upx by H'ilhur Rutcnscln'ncr. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS BACON, WALTER C.S.M.C. 927 Harris Ave. BEDEL, RALPH c.s,M.c. . 926 Grand Ave. BEDINGHAUS. DONALD. .. .. . . .. Baskefball II 2. .lll4 Carson Ave. BEIMFORDE, GENE. .4077 WesI Eigh+h SI. Purple Quill 3, 4, IEdiforI; C3mera Club 2: MeIh CIub 4: Track 2; Science Club 3; Honor Sfuden' 2,3; Dramatic Club 3. 4. BELL, THOMAS ................. 532 M+. Hope Rd. Maih Club 4: Intramural Baskefball II 2. 3. BENZ. JAMES. .3429 Miami Couri Glee Club 3. 4. MaII'I CIub 4; Honor SIudenI l; lnIramural Baskeiball lI 2,3 4. BERNZOTT. ROBERT .............. 5567 Surrey Ave. Honor Siudenf I; Dramaiic Club 2, 3: Mafh Club 4. BEUERLEIN. RICHARD Band I. ..KeIIogg and SuHon Rd. BLEH. JEROME. ,...............549 Considine Ava. SIudenI Council I; Band I; Baskeiball l, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Fooiball l. 2. 3; Iniramural Basketball I, 2. 3. 4. BOERGER. FRANCIS ..., Baskefball I. .330 Hawihrone Ave. BONNO. AUGUST .................. 9Il Suire Ave. Honor Siudenf 3; Dramaiic Club 3. BOSSE, DONALD. . . . .. Foufball I. ........ 4805 Mayhew Ave. BOYLE, TERRENCE ........... ..924 RuIIedge Ave. Football I, 2, 4; Baseball l, 2, 3; Basketball II 2, 3I 4; Infra- mural Baskeiball 4. BRODBECK, DONALD ......... .2809 Shaffer Ave. Glee Ciub 3, 4; Swimming Team I, 2, 3; Football i, 4; Dramafic Club 2. BROERING, RICHARD. . .. .5590 Delhi Rd. C.5.M.C. BROWN. DONALD. ........ 407 Elm St, Delhi Hills FaoIbaIl I, 2. BROWNE, JOSEPH ................. l248 FirsI Ave. Purple Quill 3, 4; SIIIdenI Manager 3, 4; DramaIic Club 3. BUSCH, ROBERT ................ 953 Fairbanks Ave. Camera Club 3, 4. BUSKIRK. THOMAS .............. 3717 Warsaw Ave. Giee Club 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 2; Dramafic Club 3, 4. BUTTELWERTH. LAWRENCE. . . . .2042 Harkness 5+. Band I. 2, 3, 4; Inframural Basketball 2, 3. BYRNE, JOHN ............ 5I03 CIeves-Warsaw PiIIe Glee Club 3, 4; Vigilanfe 4; lnIramural Baske'rbail I, 2; Band I; Faoiball 2. CAMINITI. ANGELO. .32I8 WesI EigI'II'l-I SI. Glee Club 3, 4; Inframural BaskeralI 4. CARROLL, JOHN. . . , . . . . . .. . .. .2855 Fisher PI. lGlszee 3Clgb 3, 4; DramaIic Club 2, 3; Band I, 2; Swing Band CARUSO. GILBERT. .. . . . .. Annual SI'aIf 4; Camera Club 4. .3542 Dayiana Ave. CONWAY, JOHN .............. SBIS Davoran Ave. Dramafic Club 3: Inframural Basketball 3. 4. COSTA. LAWRENCE. . . .. . ..96I EangIII Ave. Chemisiry Club 4; Cameta Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; Infra- mural IaskeralI l. CREEDEN, PAUL ............... II42 RasemonI' Ave Foufball l, 2; lrIIramural Baskeibail I, 2, 3; SIudenI Manager 3. CUNNINGHAM. EDWARD. ..70l Trenion Ave. Foufball 2, 3, 4; InIramural Basketball I, 2, 3. CURNAYN, WILLIAM. .. C.S.M.C. .4515 Wes+ EigIIIII SI. CURRIN. JOHN............... FochaIl 3. 4. .3I l0 Murdock Ave. DAY. HERBERT............. C.S.M.C. .38I4 5+. Lawrence Ave. DIRR, EUGENE ............... 3834 Was? Eighth SI. Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club II 2. DOLL ROBERT ................. l038 Underwood PI. S+udeni Council 3: Glee Club 3; Purple Quill 3,4; Dramaiic ClubZ DOFPES. ROBERT .................. 470I Delhi Rd. Glee Club 3. 4; Vigilanie 4; Camera Club 2, 3. DRIEHAUS, H. Donald ............. 1046 Gilsey Ave. SIudenI Council 3; Honor SIudenI 2, 3; Dramatic Club I, 2. 3, 4; lnIramural Baskafball I, 3; Glee Club 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4; Golf Club 3 DU BOIS. LAWRENCE. .. .3727 Woodland Ave. Glee Club 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 3; Dramaiic Club I, 2, 3, 4; lnIramural Basketball l, 2. DUGAN. THOMAS .......... 8I4 Grand Ave. C,5.M.C. EGLSEDER, CARL... ..,...Ibl Gaines Rd. Glee Club 3, 4; InIramural Baskeiball 2; Dramaiic Club 4. FANGMAN. JEROME ............. Iblb Minion Ave Student Council I, 2; Band I 2; Science Club 2; C S. M. C I Annual Sfaff 4; Chemisiry Club 4; Camera Club I 2, 3; Triple A.C. Science Club IFresidanII 3, 4. FINNEGAN. JEROME ........... 6Il Hawfhorn Ave. Glee Club 3, 4; Dramaiic Club I, 2. 3. 4; Vigilante 4. FISHBURN, WALTER ...... .39l9 So. CIerose Circle Football I, 2, 3; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. FIX. RICHARD... . ........ .3864 Church Lane Dramaiic Club I, 2, 3, 4; C.S,M.C. 3; Vigilanfe 4. FLECKENSTEIN, EUGENE ,....... Siudanf Council 3; Honor SIudenI 3. .I745 Denham SI. SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS FLOHN. HAROLD .............. I238 Carson Ave. S+udenI Council I. 2; Basketball II 2. 4; FaoIhall l. 2. 3. 4. FOLZ. RICHARD. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . .6400 Edwood Ave. SmdenI Council 3; Baskefball 3; Inh'amural Haskefbail 3. 4; C.$.M.C. 3. FREY. LEONARD . .IIOO Sunsef Ave. FooIbaII I. 2. 3. 4. FURIO. FRANK. . ,. ..947 McPherson Ave. SIudenI Council I; Annual Sfafi 4; Dramafic Club 4; Inha- mural Basketball 4. GALL. RAYMOND ................. l23l Texas Ave. C.S.M.C. 2. 3. GALLAGHER. JEROME. ...........9l4 Grand Ave. Football I; Iniramural Baskeiball l. 2. 3. 4; Golf Club 2; Baskeiball 2. a GAVIN, THOMAS ............ ll29 McPherson Ave. Baskerall 2. 4. GINDLING. DANIEL ............. bTZI Parkland Ave. Band I. 2; Elderaide I. 2. 3: SCIenca Club 3: Gulf Club 3. GOLDSCHMIDT. FRANK. . . . . .3439 McFadden Ave. C.S.M.C. GRANT. PATRICK. .................. I302 Linn 5+. InIramuraI Basketball I. 2. GREELEY. THOMAS ................. Il06 lIiff Ave. Baskerall I; lnharnural Easkefball I. 2. 3. 4. GROENE. THEODORE ............... 4607 Joana PI. SIudeM Council 3; Glee Club 3. 4; Math Ciub 4. Intramural Basclgefballc. I 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. Honor SIudent I 4; .S.M 2. HEIMBROCK. JEROME ......... 8I0 Woodlawn Ave. C.5.M.C. HEINZELMAN. WILLIAM ........ 2535 Warsaw Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Track 2 HEROUX. MICHAEL ............... 5205 Sidney Rd. C.S.M.C. HESS. ROBERT ................... 535 Elberon Ave. Foofball l; Intramural Baskeiball l. 2. 3. 4. HESSE. CLIFFORD . .I262 Gilsey Ave. Track Team 2; Elderaide I, 2. 3. 4; C.5.M.C. l. HILVERT. JEROME .......... 3934 So. CIerase Circle FoofbaII 2. HIRT. HARLAN ............... 3l20 Roosevelf Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Track Turn 2; VigilanIe 3. HOFFMAN. WALTER ............ 2948 Harrisan Ave. Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. 4. HOGUE. RALPH ............. 4744 Green Glen Lane Purple Quill 3. 4: Dramafic Club 4: Golf 3. 4; Activify Committee 4. HOH. THOMAS .......... Box 387A. BridgeIoWn Rd. :iq;la:Ie 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4; Camera Club IACOBUCCI. ANTHONY. . . . . . .600 Hawfhorne Ave. Vigilanfe 4; Math Club 4; Camera Club 2. 3. IRWIN. ROBERT .................. 2I52 Sfaebler 5+. SIudenf Cauncil 3. 4'. Baseball 2. 3. 4; Foafball I. 2. 4; InII-amural Baskefball 2. 3 JASPER. DONALD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .345 Greenwell Rd. 26!? Club 3. 4; InIrarrIural Basketball 3; Camera Club I. . .4. JENNINGS. JAMES ............... 2I5l Slaebler SI. Iniramural Baskefball I. 2,-3. 4. JUNKER. DONALD ............ I030 Coronado Ave. Glee Club 3 4; Science Club 3; Dramafic Club 4. Chemistry Club 4. Camera Club 2. 3. JUNKER. THOMAS ............ I030 Coronado Ave. Camels Club 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Track Team 2. KATENKAMP. JOHN. 5046 Relleum Ave. Purple Quill 3. 4. Mafh CIub 4 Track Team 2; Camera Club ..3 4. Dramafic Club 4. Golf 3. KEMPER. KENNETH ............... I037 Sunset Ave. Chemistry Club 4: Science Club 3. KENKEL. NORBERT ............. I9I0 BaHimore Ave. C.S.M.C. KNAPKE. JOHN ................... 558 Grand Ave. Glee Club 3. 4. KNECHT. GLENN .................. 534 Grand Ave. SIudenf Cuuncil I; Football I. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. l. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Baskefball 3. 4. KNOERZER. DANIEL ............. 40I Fairbanks Ave. C.S.M.C. KORTE. DANIEL ................ 423 CommercIaI Sq. C.S.M.C. KRIMMER. WILLIAM ........... 746 Woodlawn Ave. Student Council I. 2; Honor SIudenI l. KULEY. JOSEPH ..................... 25E IIIIe Dr. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Honor SIudenI l. 3; Science Club 3; Inha- mural BaskeQball I LAMPE. EDWARD ................ 3350 Hanna Ave. Purple Quill 3; Honor Sfudem 3; Elderaide 2. 3. 4; Chemishy Club 4: Mth Club 4: Tennis Team 2. LANG. JAMES .................... 90l SummiI Ave. Giee Club 3. 4. LITTLEFIELD. PAUL ..... Box 2M. CIeves-Warsaw Pike C.S.M.C. LOHMAN. GERALD..................76 Neeb Rd. Annual SIaIf 4; Honor SQudenf l. 2. 3. 4; Dramach CIub 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Math Club 4; Intramural Baskefball I. 2 MACKE. JEROME ........ ..3430 Miami CourI Annual Staff 4; Honor Student I. 2. 3. 4; Foofball l; VI'giIanI'e 2. 4; MaII'I Club 4; DramaII: Club 4. MARTINI. WILBUR .................. 392' Race Rd. Glee Club 3. 4: VigilanIe I. MAXWELL, WILLIAM ............. 835 KIrberI Ave. Purpil Quill 4; Band I. 2. Ir SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS MAYHAUS. CHARLES ......... l023 Considine Ave. Honor Sfudenf l. 2, 3. 4; Inframural Basketbali l. 2. MCCAFFERTY. EDWARD ........ Box 288 Bailey Ave. Vigilanfa 1. 4; Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4. McCLURE. EVERETT ................ l2l E. Cour+ Si. Sfudenf Manager 3. 4. MCKENZIE. RONALD ........... 3940 Raceview Ave. Dramaiic Club 2. 3. 4. McMULLEN. EDWARD ........... 2620 Beekman 5L C.S.M.C. MEIER. RICHARD. C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4. .36I I Glenmore Ave. MERK. JAMES .................... 3723 Lovell Ave. Siudenf Council I; Chemisiry Club 4; Inframuial Iaskefball F. 2. 3. 4; Annual 4; Honor S+udeni 2. 3. 4. MERK. GEORGE ............. 5840 Bridgeiown Rd. S'udem Council I; Intramural Baskefball l. 2. 3. 4; Dramaiic Club 2. 3. 4 MERKL. EDWARD ............ 4l24 Wes+ 59th Sf. C.S.M.C. METZ. DONALD ........... 4997 Wesiern Hilis Ave. Siudenf Council I. 2. 3; Football I. 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4: C.S.M.C. i. 2. 3. 4. MEYER. NORBERT .................. 4764 Dale Ava. Football II 2. 3, 4: Baikeiball I. 1 MEYER. ROBERTH . .. ... . . .2552 Ring PI. Honor Student I; Dramatic Club 3. MILLER. EDWARD .................. 954 Manson PI. Siudent Council I. Dramafic Club 4; Science C1ub 3: Inlra- mural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4 MILLER, THOMAS ................. 5304 Sidney Rd. Camera Club 2: Intramural Baskefball l. MILLS. CORNELIUS .............. 3406 Baaumun+ PI. C.S.M.C. MITCHELL THOMAS ............. 2856 Roberf Ave. Chemishy Club 4; Basketball 3. 4. Selence Club 3. Iniramural Baskafball 1. 2. 3.4 MOERTLE. CARL ............... 807 Hawfhorne Ave lnframural Basketball 3. MOESCHL. RALPH ............... 3286 Hanna Ave. Vigilanie I. 2; Intramural Easkefball l. 2. 3. 4. MUELLER. ROBERT ............ 4097 Wes? Eighfh 5+. C.S.M.C MULHOLLAND. HOWARD ....... I18 Wesf 51an Sf. Science Club 3. NAU. CHARLES ............... II86 Coronado Ave. Annual Staff 4; Cheerhader 4; Math Club 4; Dramafi: Club 4, NAUMAN. HARRY ............ I5E5 Fairmounf Ave. Band J. 3. 4. NEIHEISEL. HOWARD ............. 3925 Trevor Ave. Vigilante 4; Elderaide 2. NEIHEISEL. WILLIAM .......... 3064 Glenmora Ave. Vigilante 2. 4; Mafh Club 4; Honor Sfuden! 2. 3; Track Team I. NEUMANN. RICHARD ........ 4772 NH. Alverno Rd. Sfudenl Council 2; Inframural Baskafball l. 2. 3. 4: Faofball . 2. NIE. LOUIS ..................... 2508 Forihrnann Pi. Band I. NiKLAS. GERALD .............. HUI Harding Ave Purple Quill 3, 4; Tennis Team 3. Honor Siuden? I. eramural Basketball l. 2. OBERT. LAWRENCE ................ 52H; Relluk Dr. Basketball II 2. 3. 4. O'BRIEN. JOHN .................. 4332 Cappel Dr. Enfered Elder In Nuvembar I750. O'CONNELL. JOHN ............... 4360 SchuHe Dr. lnframurai Baskeiball 4. OHMER. DONALD .......... Bax I39 Rapid Run Pike C.S.M.C. OTTE. RAYMOND ............... 3282 Hildrefh Ava. Track Team 2. PALMISANO. EMANUEL. . . . . , . .. .769 Summi+ Ave. Foofball I; inflamural Baskefball l. 2. 3. PETERS. DONALD ................. I7I2 Denham 5 . Band I; Elderaide l. 2. 3. 4. POETTKER. LOUIS ............. I224 Blanchard Ave. Fooiball l. 2. 3. POHLMAN. JEROME .............. l263 Beech Ave. Science Club 3: Math Club 4: Honor Studen+ I: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4. POHLMEYER. HARRY. .. . . . ,. . . .36I9 Nolan Ave. Dramafic Club I; Iniramurai Basketball I. 2. 3, 4. REBHOLZ. WILIAM .............. 2804 Shaffer Ave. Swimming Team I. 2. 3. RECK. WILLIAM ................ 3324 Dar+moulh Dr. Glee Club 3. 4; InOramural Easkufball I. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3. RECKERS, RALPH ................ 50I6 Ralph Ave. Dramatic Club 4; Vigilante 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Adiviiy Com- miHee 4. REILLY. JAMES .................. 725 Hermosa Ave. Tennis Team I. 2. RIESENBECK. CLEMENT. . . ... ... I337 Mimosa Lane Annual Staff 4: Science Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Honor Siudenf 2. 3. RCA. ALFRED. . .. ............. 2823 Claypole Ava. Camera Club 2. 3. 4; Intramural Baikaiball 3. ROLFES. FRED ................ il23 McPherson Ave. Studenf Council 3; Honor SOudenf l: Adivi'y Commmoe 4; Glee Glut: 3. 4; Dramaiic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Baxket- ball I. 2. 3. 4 SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS ROLFES, JOHN .................. HIB Carsan Ave. Purple Quill 3, 4; Dramatic Club 3. 4-: Glee Club 3. 4; ramball l. 2. RUTENSCHROER. WILBUR .......... 5l76 Delhi Pike Hanar Studanf 3; Easaball 2; 3; 4; Fomball l, 2. 3. 4; Beskefball l. RUTHVEN. JOHN .................. 8l8 Se+on Ave. Band I; Imramural Baskefball 2; 3; Dramafic Club 2, 3. SANDMAN. ALBERT .............. Box 71 Neeb Rd. Baseball 3. SARDANOWSKY. WLADIMIR. . . . .Mouni Sf. Joseph C.S.M.C. SCAHILL. JOHN ............... 4-708 Glenway Ave. C.S.M.C. SCHAPKER. WILLIAM. . . . .. ...4060 Hcmelawn Ave. Student Council I; Dramafi: Club 2. 3; Glee Club 3; 4. SCHEID. JACQUES. . , ,. . . . . . .. .539 Greenwell Rd. Glen Club 3. 4; Science Club 3; Chemistry Club 4; Mafh Club 4. SCHOEPLEIN. FRANK .......... 1643 Kleemeier Rd. Intramural BaskefbaFl l, 2. 3, 4. SCHULZE. CHARLES ............. 2828 Ruberg Ave. Band I; Dramaeic Ciub I. SCHUSTER. JOSEPH .......... 573 Orchard View Dr. C.S.M.C. SMITH. LELAND................,...,l773 Carll Si. C.S.M.C. SPARTO. JOHN ................ 745 Ccnsidine Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; anrarnural Baskeiball l. 2. SPRINGMAN. RONALD ........ 3982 Glenmcre Ave. Chamisiry Club 4; lnframural BaskefbaH l. 2; 3; 4; Honor Studenf l. 2. STEIN. CHARLES ............... 69I0 HamiHon Ave. C.S.M.C. STOCKER. LAWRENCE ............. 5206 Relluk Rd. Camera Club 2. 4: Intramural Haskefball I. 2. 3. 4; Cheer- leader 4. STRACK. RICHARD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I246 Denver Ave. C.S.M.C. TAYLOR. JAMES ................. 3076 Neisel Ave. Honor Siudum l. 3. 4; Tennis Team 2. 4: Mafh Club 4. TELSCHER. WILLIAM ........... 3537 Dayfona Ave. Glee Club 3. 4. TEPE. HARRY ....... . . . . . .932 Summif Ave. Camera Club 2; 3. TEPE. ROSERT ........... . .. , .3399 Mayfair Ave. Angmal Staff 4; Vigilante 4; Glee Club 3, 4: Tennis Team 2, . THARP, JAMES ................... 32l7 Beekman 5f. C.S.M.C. THEOEALD. GEORGE .............. I128 Texas Ave. C.$.M.C. THIEMANN. HARRY .......... Ilb7 Nancy Lee Lane C.S.M.C. THOMAS. DONALD. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . I650 Sfafe Ave. Track Team 2; Vigilanie 2. 3. 4: Swimming Team 2. 3. THOMPSON, EDWARD. . . .. . . . I I98 Coronado Ave. Annual Sfaif 4; Camera Club 2; Science Club 3. UMBERG, JOHN ............... 440! Raceview Ave. Sfudenf Council 3; Honor Siudenf I; lnframural Baskefhall l; 2; Purple Quill 3; 4; Dra-mafic Club 2; 3; 4; FooOball l. 2. VAN. LAWRENCE .................. 758 Cianora Dr. Band I. 2. 3. 4; Mafh Club 4; Science Club 3; Track Team I. VAN CONEY. JOHN. .. . .. . . . .. . . I509 Dudley Ave. Glee Ciub 3. 4; Vigilanie 4. VJETOR. CHARLES . .3972 Kenkal Ave. Glee Club 3; 4; Hanar Student I; Science Club 3; Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. 4. VOGEL. ROBERT ................ 2I29 Haimaker 5+. Annuai Sfaff 4; Science Club 3; Chemishy Club 4; anramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. WEBER. DONALD ............. 4I79 Homelawn Ave. G1ee Club 3. 4; Football I. 2; Dramaiic Club II 2. 3; Infra- mural Baskefball I. 2. 3; 4. WEBER. EDWARD. ............. 3707 Weiman Ave. Football I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3; Basketball II 2. WEIL. THOMAS ................. 3339 Cheviof Ave. Tennis Team 2; WELLS. FRANK .................. ..263E Ring Fl. Football I. 2. 3; Basketball 2. WERNKE. JAMES. ........ Glee Ciub 3. 4; Football l. 3. 4. .......473 Purcell Ave. WERNKE. PAUL .................. 2025 Harkness 5+. Sfudenf Council 3; Vigilanfe 2. 3. WESTENBERG. KARL ................ 465 Wilke Dr. Chemisfry Club 4; Elderal'de II 2; 3; Camera Club 3, 4. WILLENBORG, JOHN. . , , . . . . .. . . .52I3 Cleve: Piie Elderaide 2. 3. 4. WINDHOLZ. JAMES ..... .Box 396 Bridgefown Rd. Glee Club 3. 4; lnframural Basketball l, 2; 3; 4; Dramch Ciub II 2. 3. 4. WISSEL. HOWARD. . . . . . . . . . .293l Wes+ Tower Ave. Elderaide 3. WISSEMEIER. CHARLES ........ 4542 Bridgeiown Rd. C.S.M,C. WITSKEN. EDWARD ........ 5005 Wes+ern Hills Ave. Track Team 2. WITSKEN. RICHARD ........... 4915 Heuwerfh Ave. ?fudenf Council 3; Inframural Baskeiball I. 2. 3. 4; Football WITTERSTAETTER. PAUL ....... 449 N. Greenwell Rd. C.5.M.C. AUTOGRAPHS