Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1952 volume:

A look at Jame of the mccenfulyoung alumni $2 of Elder H1319 School x i .y. . a.m.. A. .,vmMw w .,vx ,Vu,w $5572: WEMF A N W '5 n Page a Frank Auberger tCIass 1928h is a Teller in a Price Hill Bank. Training youth for their future is the end and purpose of high school edu- cation. Whatever the interests and ambitions of its students, the high school should be ready and able to satisfy them and provide courses of study apt fm preparing them for their chosen work in life. The business course at Elder, including such studies as business administration, bookkeep- ing, typewriting and general busi- ness training, provides the business minded youth with certain funda- mentals of business procedure which aids him to take his part more easily in the business field after graduation. Page -! Father James Eisenhauer supervises a class in typewriting technique. 00000000000 00000000000 UNUKKWUUU ,11m .1 Lu... .a-r: 5.M.;.-'- F J sips? Encouragement in f0urnali5m$ Jim Schottelkotte, Editor of the Elderado in 1948 is a staff writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Through eXtra-curricular activities, the journalist 0f the future can be- come very familiar With the profession he wishes to pursue. Working on the staff of the school paper, tiThe Purple Quill and the yearbook the ttElder- zidof proves most advantageous in instructing him in the fundamentals of newspaper work and in increasing his enthusiasm and interest. English and history classes, too, provide him with the basic tools he needs to carry on the work of this chosen profession. Elder is proud of her graduates who are making their mark in the fourth estate. Page 6 2w . l, q...pmgt Afr t4 i1 Prow'ded T brougb Participation Editor and Staff members of the Purple QuilP' plan the next edition. flan ' V , ' r , 4- ' ' 1' H25, i -! . K . 811' :K 43;;- - ' J 4 B, . K .x . n. L ; g - :5 . -- n: - : a ccxaan: BI:IL ' 3 ..1- L unit 'II A Doctor William Rudemiller tClass 1942f serves his Alma Mater as athletic physician. aw'M The Distinguiyloed Profem'on 0f 7, 1116 pracdce 0f niedhjne is one of the most distinguished professions of Inankind. VVhen the deshe to be a doctor enters first the mind of the youth, is cthcult to say. Perhaps when studying the beauty of design in living organism pointed out and demonstrated in biology classes comes the first stirring of interest, the first half-formed resolution. Elder boasts of many, in its long list of graduates, who have successfully followed the medical profession. Their example and their success provides hope and inspiration to the undergraduates of today. 1' :1 ge 8 A. Medicz'I-ze Already Call; The ftudent ' H i! be School Father Andres, Professor of Biology, answers questions about the human body. The Reverend Roger E. Greise 7Class 1933D taught English at Elder in 1944 and 1945. Is now Assist- ant Pastor at St. Elizabeth, Norwood. 7..- ?.-.-' -- --.. .. ' T be feed; of a Vocation During the more than tV-ventzy-five years Of catholic education at Elder. approximately eighty students have entered religious life. Although no one takes upon himself the duties and privileges of the religious vocation unless called by Almighty God, yet it. is a tribute to the good example and zealous work of the faculty that so many vocations have been nurtured and encouraged. Especially in the religion Classes, but in every other class as well, love of God and devotion to H is church on earth are taught by word and example. Daily prayers, frequent reception of the Sacraments, the exercises of the annual retreat. 2111 help to water the seed 01 vocation im- planted by God. Page If! m5 u. . .. to The Relz'giom State Are Nzwture The subject of Religious vocation is frequently discussed in Father Mahefs Religion Class. TH! pfiifs'? QC'H'FNgf Mr. Robert Groneman tClass 19350 is a practicing lawyer in Cincinnati. The curricular and extra-curricular courses are designed to provide gen- eral training in all fields of human endeavor. Encouragement to study law after graduation is given in a regular program of public speaking followed in the English classes; in the frequent debates and informal discussions in other classes; and vari- ous extra-curricular clubs, especially in the activities of the Dramatic Club. Good lawyers are a blessing to any community, for the maintenance of peace between Citizens depends upon the honest interpretation of the law in any dispute. Elder salutes her sons who are engaged in this praiseworthy profession. Page 12 Special School Project: duruwmanm mu. Are Den'gmd to Interact Qualified 5t Father Robert Putnick, Senior English Teacher, has students record their voices in Public Speaking Class. Mr. Donald Clancy C1ass 193m is serving a term as a member of the Cincinnati City Council. It is not sufficient that: all citizens be taught their duties and Obligations towards their government whether federal, state 017 local. Inspiration must 21150 be provided in every school program that capable and qualified leaders may be directed to make a career of government service. The civics and history classes at Elder, us wcll as the guidance program carried out: extensively in many interesting projects and activities, lend the en- couragement and direction which students need to enter this vitally important. and highly regarded field. Elder points with pride to her gradu- ates in politics and govcrmncnt. work. May their number be increased. 1'2th 1 1 Career: in Gowrnmmt Work a u...ww 4uw..mmvaq-mnu-w.1nn 'AMrA-m mam!awA' - . . , A n mm . thiw Auu. r. . and Politics Are Held Up m Honor Senior Civics Students count ballots for the mock Councilmanic Election in November. . mm mm- BE EIWB ? W Participation in the Athletic Mr. Robert Hoernschmeyer eClass 1943 is a backfield star with the Detroit Lions National Professional Team. Sports of all kind hold a very im- portant place in the program at any school. Not only do they help develoP strong bodies, but also they aid very much in develoPing strong characters. The sports program at Elder has not only been successful over the years because of fine teams which have been produced, but especially because of the distinguished gentlemen Who have manned those teams. Many of our athletes have gOne forth from Elder to continue exercising their special skills in national competition. These men have carried the name of Elder on to fields of sports of many of the finest universities in the country as Well as professional organizations. Sports have been for many of these graduates a means of livelihood, but especially they have been a means of bringing the principles of good Sports- manship, integrity and honor to those of the younger generation. Page 16 $19? F W P fawn 1! Program Prom'dex Athlete: With a St The opposing captains meet with the Referee just before a football game in Elder stadium. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR G. WILLIAM SCHMITT Principal of Elder 1922-1929 l'agc IS We, the Graduating Class of 1952, and the Student Body at Elder High School, give tribute to the late Right Reverend Monsignor G. William Schmitt, who, on the tenth day of January 1952, left this world to receive the eternal reward pre- pared for him. After serving as Superintendent of Schools from 1917 to 1922, Monsignor Schmitt was appointed the first Principal of Elder High Schciol, which post he held until 1929. In 1929 he was appointed Pastor of St. Aloy- sius Gonzaga Parish, where he served as Pastor until Our Eternal Father called him from his life,s work. We hope that this tribute to our beloved friend, the late Monsignor Schmitt, will make us, his loyal friends, realize the goals for which he was striving, and which will become for us a light in the distance, en- couraging us to expend our efforts to carry out the ideals promoted by this priest who dedicated his life for our salvation. Page 19 10. 11. T able of Content; . Theme .................................................................................... 1 Dedication 18 Administration ............................................................... 22 Seniors .................................................................................... 32 Undergraduates ............................................................... 62 . School Life Section 79 Activities .............................................................................. 87 Sports ....................................................................................... 109 . Sponsors ................................................................................. 129 Ad Section ........................................................................... 131 Senior Directory ............................................................ 169 Page 20 :u- A .u.mm-A...r L .111 1.1 - + THE MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnati Page 21 OUR PRINCIPAL, THE REVEREND URBAN J STANG is known as the friend of teachers and students alike. SLTiCL in his administration. 11!: ycL has the I'aculLy ol tempering jusLicc with kindly umlcrstamling. l: 1 f0 Inga 1 . OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL, THE REVEREND CHARLES J. SCHREIBEIS has the unenviable task of administering discipline. In spite of this sometimes unpleasant duty, he is a favorite of the student body. Page 23 REV. ROBERT :XMANX. .-X.B., S.T.I.. Business Ariihmcliu Spanish REV ANIHOXY ANDRES. A.B. General Snioncc. Biology REV. RALPH C. RANGE, A.B., B.Schld. Algebra MR, XVALTER I. BAR'HJTIW'. AB. Physical Education REV. DONALD A. BEHLER, sLlL B.Sulid. L11 tin REV. IZRWIN .I. BER'I'KIC, AJL, MA. 1K 5. History REV. WILLIAM j, BIAOMl-Z. AJL, B.ScJCd. Latin REV. FRANK l-l. BUDDliIAIl-ZIl-ZR, A.B., B.ScJ-Id. Religion MR. I HOXIAS CARTER. BS. Salcsnmnship, South American History Page 21 .gub-nlxlu' ngnmAgg A A . d u; 3 , L MM ?aundJ REY. I'AFI. CURNH'ELI., ,LIL REV H'IIIRICD DIRR, REV. JAMES F. 'lkping. Religion - A.B., .. . 'l'yping ISICNHAI'l-ZR. L. RIiVA ICRANCIS FIANAGXX, RIEYV I. lEH'L GRITRICR. .LIL REV. BERNARD I. l-IIYI'HNK. NIL S.'I'.D.. l'hD. Religion. Hllxic .LB. Cunsmncl . liduunion. Chemistry. Physic; litmmlnir Gungmphy REV PAIVI. R. KAPPICS. REV. FRANCIS B. KENNEDY. REY. CHARLES R J.JL lLSrJ-Zd. .LIL SXI .I.. KOYICRMAN, AJL B.SCJCII. Solid Gunmclrv, 'l'rigonommry. English linglixh Driu'r's l'ruining Page 25 REV. JULIAN O. KRl'SLING, MR. JOSEPH Ah KITLl-ZY, MR. GEORGE LEMMEI. AIL. 13 Sc.l-'.1l.. M.Sl-le. LIL, B.Schd. General Business'J I'uiuiI1g. Civics. World History 7 English Bookkeeping l'. S. Hislm'y I T196 Inpimtion omd Maiden of Our Future REV. ROBERT C LICLYCI-ZRS. REV ROBERT A. MAHER. REV. WILLIAM MEYER, AB. A.B.. IL L A. ABM BSCJid. General Science I'lzlnc Geometry Religion REV. FRANCIS B. PILLIOD. REV. ROBERT I. Pl. I'NICK. REY. VIC'IOR Ii RllCS AB. B.Schd. AJS B.ScJ-JL AJL B.SrJid. World History English, Commcrciul .Ugcin'u. Illunc Gcmnclry Cm'rcspomlcncc Page 26 REV. FRANCIS J SAHLFICLH. AJL Physirs REV. ROBERT W. KillswlFl-LIL AJS Algebra. Driver's 'l 1'uining REV. VI NCI'CNT P. SCHNEIDER Religion REV WILLIAM SICKING. AJS. General Science General Mulhenuuics Rl-ZY ROBERT S'I'RICKICR. A.B.. SIIID. lingiish, Religion XIR. PAUL I SI'RYKl-ZR. 8.5., M in :h'rh, Drawing REV. JOSEPH L ZIMMER. .LIL B.ScJCd. LulilL Gcrmnn MR. jACOB jl'NU Band MR. 1. ALFRED SCHliHL. .-X.A.G.0. Music Page 27 I Elder High School Association Rt. Rev. MTilliam I. Anthony St. Teresa Rev. Henry Ausdcnmorc St. Joseph, North Bend Rev. Raymond Backhus St. john, Harrison Rev. Frederick F. Bicn Our Lady 01' Grace Rev. Clement C. Buscmcycr St. Joseph, VVcsl End Rev. Gerard livers St. Anthony Rex: Carl F. Goeckclcr St. Anloninus Rev. Aloysius Grimmclsmann 5E. Dominic Rev. Clarence Gral' St. Aloysius, Bridgetown Rev. 'William Heilkcr Our Lady of Perpetual Help Rev. Charles E. Hoaor 51. Leo Rev. Charles E. Hoctm Our Lady of the Presentation Administrator Mission Rev. Cornelius Jansen St. Peter in Chains Rm . Henry B. Kricge Blessed Sacrament Very Rev. John E, Kuhn Holy Family R1.13;!IF?fJgilr'gyrnglf'u; Rev. Cletus A. Kunz St. Michael A l H Rcv. George N. Lammt Our Lady of Lourdes RI. Rev. John H. Mctulurf St. Martin Rt. Rev. Francis A. Rcardon Sl. William Rev. Edward Richter St. Aloysius, Delhi Rev. Cletus A. Riegcr St. Bernard Rt. Rev. Walter A. Roddy St. Catharine Rev. Henry L. Schachr St. Vincent dc Paul Rev. Roger C Sll'aub Resurrection Rev. Joseph F. Sund Our Lady 01' Victory Rev. Lennard J. VUIldCF Brink Our Lady of Visitation R1. Rev. R. Marcellus VVagnc-r St. Lawrence Rev. Arnold VVitzman St. Edward-St. Ann R'IZ Rl-ZV. WALTER x RODDY l'it'thr'mirlwlIl REV. CLEXII-ZYI' U BI'SEMICYER REV. l'RE-ZDERICK F. BIICN Trmmmwr Sr'r'refmy Pngu 2S MISS ll'LlA HACKMAX MISS MILDRED KOLDE 31155 ROSIWHRV DOOIJiY gmixlrmi Sr'rn-Im'y .S'w'rr'lm'x' - Rrgish'ar Frn'mm- JMHNUN S'rrn'imy Miss Knldc and Miss Hackman efficiently perform their duties. OUR OFFICE Pugc 2!! At the beginning of the scholastic year 1951-1952, eight hundred and nineteen students enrolled at Elder. Of these, better than one hundred and eighty are of the senior c1355. A11 the students working together as one have produced a year 'marked by suc- cess in scholastic, social and athletic achievements. 1'2th 31 ALBERS, THOMAS G. :4 Our 1.me of Lourdes A RM BRUSTER, MARVIN E. 51. Leo AVERBECK. RONALD J. sr. 'l'm'rnm EACH MAN, R ICHA RD N. 8!. :Huyaius Uh'idgvluwu BARLAGE, 1'Hm-1As .1- .8'1. H'iliium BECK, jOHN J. .s' I . TPTL'M Page 32 HENDER. ROBERT E. BERNZO'I'T, EDWARD I. BE'I'TNER, GEORGE W. Page 33 NJ. l'rrr w M. Mnrtin .S'I. Ltmnmzce E j 1' H?! w! H Jet E BINDER, ALVIN E BLANK. RUSSELL l . BOCKENSTETTE. KENNETH R. Our Lady of I'irlm'y Sf, Catharine 51. Term?! BOHNERT, KENNEI'H H. XI. William 1K YLJ; jARlES L SI. Luwn'nrr JnUCKNER,R0NALDIL SI. Cafhuriuc HROVVN, C. JOSEPH SI. Luzvrmr'c' BRUNNER, LOUIS L. Our Lady of Pnju'h'ml Ht'lp BRUNS, 1U ?NALD G. XL ,Iluyxiux Hfrl'rfgrtumd Page 34 BRUNSMAN, JAMES E. .S'r. Martin BURKHARlZ CLAIR NI. St. Will'itlm BURNS, RICHARD C. St Lawrence BYRU M, ROBERT I. St. .Hnyxiux 1'13 ridgrlnn'rd CARUSO, jAMES .1. CASEY, JEROME J. Sf. Twnnm XL .vllnysz'ux Br'irigctow1U Page 35 COLLINS, MORRIS J. St. Teresa CO NTANT, FRED A. 5!. Dominic DAVITT, WILLIAM Mu. SI . Tt'rcm DOLL, JAMES M. Returned ion DOLLRIES, JOHN F. SJ. ll'illiam DUWELL, JAMES G Our Lady of Lourdes Page 36 AwkufixP'EH-E'FJH EGLSEDER, RAYMON D M. SI. 10mm ELLIS, JANIES J. Sf. Marlin . ,; iGizL: , ESPELAGE, GERALD R. 5!. Martin Jag I L FARVVICK, JOSEPH A. SL 13 ernm'd FIEDELDEY, PAUL MK SI. Martin Page 37 FINN, CHARLES P Sf. Terem jsp- 41' FI'I'ZGIBBON, DENIS 1. SI. Il'iHirmr FLAN IGAN, THOMAS A. A, l'h IU'H'IRHUN FOOTE, RICHARD F. SI. Law r'mu'v FRAN K, PAU L W. FRANK, 'I'TIOMAS I SI, .Hvysiux thtfgt'lnmu FRIES, JOHN F. SI. Culfmriur Page 33 GAHAN. THOMAS W. GALLAGHER, RICHARD A. GERKE, jAMES P. Our Lady of I't'Nrer St. Lazvrenru 131655611 .Srmmm'nt L - H: ' - . ' CERVVEL. BERNARD W. GIBSON. JAMES L. CILDAY, JAMES R. XI. Inn'wnrr' SI, Lrn XI. l'iuu'nf r141 Paul Page 39 GINZINGER, ROBERT J. Our Lady of lhe Visitation GIRTY, EARL E SI. Vinnmrt tie Pam! GOEDDE, RICHARD P. St. Afartin GOLD, CARL J. .S'L Aloysius fln'z'rlgr'mwrv GRAINGER, THOMAS W. SI. Lawrence GRAMANN, ROGER H. any Family Page 40 GRIFFIN, DONALD E. S! . Trn'm GRIFFITHS AIAMES l. GUENTHNER, RALPH L. Our Lady r11 Hm f'i.xilrrlfrn: Sf. Il'iliium Sf. :lloysilm Hiridgz'lon'ru g E f 51: 11 4:1? 1 .H mi m f .- - HAAS, WILLIAM B. HALPIN. TIMOTHY M. HAMMERLE LOWELL W. Our Luth- 0f Lourdm' St. Crrlfim'im' Page 41 HARTINGER. ROGER R. Our Lady nf Luurdrs HATER. ROBERT J. SI. H'illimn Ii 5 3 ? HEIMBROCK. ROY H. M. Drmn'nit: HEISTER, ALBERT D. 5'1. ju mrx HEMBERGER, EARL G. .W, Marlin I-IENDLEY, LEO '1'. Ni. Imvrr'm'r Page 42 HERTSENBERG. CHARLES B. HESS, GEORGE L. HISCHEMILLER, JAMES A. SJ. 'l 1!r c'.m St, Ii'ilfinm SI. Amrtin 4r 1 E: $ HODCES, FRANK S. HOELKER, VVILLIANI E. HOFRIEYER, GILES RI. St. Trrr'm .S'I, H'iliitun St. ll'iliimn Page -I3 HOLTMEIER, DONALD C. .S'I. II'iHinm HONKOMP, LEROY l. 5!. Marlin IACOBUCCI, VINCENT M. Holy me'fy JACOBS, EDWIN p. Ram r'rt'rl i011. AIAMES, CHARLES L. Sf. Catharine 'IANSZEN, PAUL H. St. Lawrence Page 44 K A BB ES, M AT 'TH EVV R. .SI. lgnnlum KAHNY, JOHN s. St. ll'illium AA KARST, CHARLES L. .81. .Hnyaiux rlhfllgvtuu'nj KELIHER, DANIEL I 8!. ll'ilh'mn KELLER, .M M ES A. Sf. .-Ilt1y.situ' Hiridgvhm'rw Page 45 KLAXVIT'I'ER, DONALD F. Our Lme of l'in'ury Page A16 KNOLRZER. CARL H, Our Lady of Prrfwnml UNI; KOHLER. EUGENE '1'. Rmru'n ! lion KROGER, JEROME .1. .51. Cutluninc KR UER, UHHI I'ER C. SJ. Lr'u KUR'I'Z, WILLIAM .1 .W, AHnluim fliridgr'lrnmj 1AM HICKS, 1U Hil-LR'I' IL 0111 Lme ul Lourdes LAVANIER, DONALD .1. .S'I. f'iucmrt de Paul LEESMAN, ROBERT D. St. Loo LEISGANG, EDWARD H. SI. sllnysiux BridgclounU ii E, i .. .H - --WAHHE-lf LILLIS. RICHARD j. XL le' rz'm'r LUDXVIG, JOSEPH F. SI, Dmm'nir Page -17 LUKEN, THOMAS C. Our Lady- of Lourdes PEI gc -l 8 MALAS, BARRY Ii Guardian Angz'l MARCHE'FH, MICHAEL 5. Our Lady OI Ihr PI'I'.wululirm MASSA, G. ROGER SI. Crrllun'iur M AS'I'RUSERIO, CHARLES I. S! . 1M1: rtin MAXI, JOHN VI. SI. :1 foybirm .Uirirlgclouuo MENKHAUS, ARTHUR C. SI, Cullmrine -hnm - erquv-u-u war. MENKHAUS, RONALD F. METZE, JOSEPH j. MEYER, EDXMARD MT. 5!. Les 8!. Terwa Our Lady nf Lourdes MEYER. RICHARD H. MEYER, ROBERT J. MEYER, ROBERT L. St. 'I'erma Sr. Tcrm'n Sf. Teresa Page 49 MIELKE, E. JEROME Hal'y I-Ymrily M ILLER, VVARRE St. Lawrcm'c gun m yrAam-r -. MORANO, GEORGE G, M. l.t'n M UELLER, A NTHONY R. Rum rn't'firm MUELLER, FRANK 1. SL ll'ilh'rmr MULLEN, jOSEPH E. SI. Lawrence Page 50 M U R PHY, EDVVA RD D. XI. Luzvn'm'l' NEIHEISEL, STANLEY H. Sr. .Hurx'sius .fBridlq-rluzmu .44.. NEVVBERRY, RALPH I-I. Our Lady of Laurdm' Q41 Tr ti'a $ LWWMEP ml-Vagp NIEHAUS, JOSEPH H. Huh lv'mnil'y s NJENABER jOHN XV. .S'I. Culluu'hn' Pugc 51 NUSEKABEL, HAROLD .1. XL :1 lnysim' Hrl'dgr 10u'1U tum 1-- 1,,w OBLINGER, CHARLES j. 5:. Aloysius DthU a..,., ODELL, DONALD C. St. Vinreul do Paul OLBERDING, JAMES H. St. Teresa OTTEN, ROBERT R. 81. li'illimn PAFP, HOWARD M. Our Lady of Victory PANARO, FRANK P. St. Lawrence Page 52 W POPP, RALPH W. POPPE, ROBERT B. PORXVET, FRANK E SL Il'ilh'mn Ramarwrlion Sr. ll-riilimn $131$$$ 3$ i PRESUTTO, BENJAMIN A. RANSICK, JOHN H. RECHEL, DONALD J. 5!. THEM Holy Family Sf. Lawrence Page 53 REINER, ROBERT J. 5!. Marlin RENNEKER, EDWARD B. St. Muffin RICKERT, JAMES R. SI, Calharinc ROBINSON, JOEL L. SI. mernrc ROSS, JAMES LE. Sr. CuHrm-ine ROTH RICHARD I. 31. Catharine Page 54 RUEBUSCH, A. RAYRIOND Hva Family RUEBUSCH, I. EDWARD Hm'y Family ' SCAN LON, ROBER'I' G. XI. To ram 1 WW SCHALLER, DONALD E SF. Launwrrr' SCI-IA MER, PETER F. XL Catharine Page 5:? SCHARFF, XVILLIAM H. St. Lawrence SCH ELL, CHARLES A. St. William SCHILLER, THOMAS F. St Lawrence SCHOCH, PHILIP R. St. Catharine SCHULTEN, DONALD A. .S'I. Caihm'i-ne SCHUMACHER, DONALD E. Si. 1.60 SCHXMARZ, ARTHUR J. St. William Page 56 SEEGER, EUGENE A. Sr. Martin a Ii, f' SIEGMUNDT, JOHN w 31'. Wiilium SIEMER, JOSEPH H. 5!. Marlin SILLIES, DONALD G. St ll'illr'nm SKAHAN, THONIAS I. St. ll'iiliam Ln k1 Page SMITHMEYER, JOSEPH R. SI. Lawrmrce Page 59 SOAPER, ROBERT 1. Our Lady of Hu- Viximlirm SONDERMAN, CHESTER A. Resurn'ct ion STEPHENS, THOMAS l. .S'l. Threw STEVENS, GEORGE YV. .87. Martin STOREY, THOMAS .1 .S'r. William SULLIVAN, DANIEL J. Om' Lme 01' Gram TAYLOR, CHARLES W. 'I'EEKEN. IRVIN E. TEPE, RICHARD KM. Sr. Edward and St. Ann Sf. Lm SI. CnUHn inc ' E , h 44L 2a. a i g - -,. l; 'I'IEMAN, PHlLIP E. Reuu'ret'tim: TIMON, ROBERT SI. H'illitmr VENNEMANN, P. JOSEPH Our Lady of Lourdes Page 59 Page 60 VOELKER, LEONARD A. Rcsmwdion VON HOLLE, PAUL J. SI. Martin WALLACE, THOMAS F. St. Tm'r'su WANN INGER, CLEMENT E. .S'I. Lawrena: WEISGERBER, PAUL W. SL Iirmifnce VVERN ICKE, RON ALD C. St. Blfarlin VVESSENDORF, PHILIP F. 3!. A'Iarlt'n MIESTRICH, PAUL J. 5'1. Aluysi-us Hiridgctownj WILK, WILLIAM J. St. Aloysius Hiridgeluwrg WINTER, CHARLES L. SI. Cullmrinc WIR'I'Z, LEONARD J. St. Catharine Page 6! YOUNCL JOHN I. St. Jloxxius Mrr'dgctomu Allison. M ichael Ashcrafl. Donald Beck, Donald ChildS, Donald Dooley. William Doyle. John Flohr, Herbert Guwnlck Herbert Grunkemcyer, Hauck, Raymond Jansen. Paul Keller, john Kuupmun Richard Ludwig, Lawrence Merrill, Louis Mencn, Barry Mueller. Dmid Andres. Michael Burnlmrst. .lulncs Dncgcr, jmncs Doucrmum John Gates. Gerard Gcrdcs, Harry Charles H33 how, Edward Jennings, Richard Lipps. Charles Mcukc, Ronald Meyers, Glenn Nuhlc, Rngcr Reid, Lawrence Rubisch, Slcwnrl Schuman, Gerald Srlmur. Frank Sieve. Ruben 'l'cdcsw, Richard 'Hleskcn, Robert Stuckclmun. George Thomas. Donald lTngcr. Fred W'eitliugcr. Iidwurd JUNIOR A Ronald Frey, Funds Hamel, AL bcrl' Ehrman and Norman Brooks get ready for day's work. Page 62 T loa'r Eye: Are on the Future Buchmzlnn, George Bacon, Donald Heal. Charles Berninger, VVachr Bruns, Richard Durhin, Donald Finn, Ronald Flynn, Thomas Gibbs. Arlen Haggerty, Timothy HulThaucr, Ramon Krcimcr, Ralph Krimmer, Anlhvny Lakcberg. H. Theodore Lind, J. Donald Lurus, Philip Martini. Alljerl lchrail, Juhn Meyer. Robert M ycrs, Clifford Nusekzlbcl, Raymond I'eler. Anthem Powell, Robert Reusing, Richard Ruth, Clifford Rudolph,10hn Snnlum. Eugene Sthimpf, Lowell Srhlucmer. Robert Shcctx, Charle Slreichcr. james Tully. Arthur chmun. Cizlrencc Wilzhach, 'IVhonms Winger, Pclcr JUNIOR B David Sandman passes the Sales Tax box in John Hater as Thomas Kelley and jemmc Gcrrcly 100k on. 1':th 63 Aibics, Louis Austlcnmoorc, Ronald Buchmzln, Frank Cnmpoli, Robert Colzldo. Ramon Cmm, Paul Denier, Pulrick Fern, Thomas Frcilsch, William Fuller, Jerome Ccl'llL Charles Cm'man, Gale Greer, Roger Herman, Ronald lsler, Robert Johann. George junkcr, Stephen Kcnkcl,Ju1uld Kramer. Runnhl Luib, Rugcr l,inncmzmn, Richard Malone. Thomas Mathews, James Mark, Gerald Meyer, Gerald Mingcx, 'l'immas Mueller, George Mum. William Ochs, Ronald OsLerlug, Earl Ottc, Carl Paulos. Paul Prout, William Ruthman, Thomas Ryan, Thomas Schumcr. Robert Schroer, Ralph Seiber. joseph Sicfkc, Thomas 'l uchfnrher, Paul JUNIOR C Raymond Ruthring, 1110111215 Min- gcs, and Robert Campoli put on a demonstration in class. Page Grl anmc, Anthony Borgmun, Donald lh'ocrmun, Joseph Brass. William Burnett, Robert FrcCIn'AIL John Umh. David Hess. j. Richard Kurwisch, Bernard Kern, Juscph Kcru. 'Hmmzls Kicly.j0l1n Knupku, Donald LIIUCk, Donald hunk, Ronald thmun. Donald Ludwig, Rohcri Mnglluss, Stanley Mullschcck, William Mcrsrhlulch, Richunl Mills. llmmnl Mmmnun. Raymund Nuch Ralph Nicdcrlmumcr. Ronald Urlu'cin, KCImClh l'lyc, Richard Rirlucr. Ritlmnl Rullmmn, Jerome Suhino. J'ClCl' Srhcllcnbcrgcr. Curl Schwing. Melvin Spcrhcr, Fred 'lhphm'n. Donald Vierling. William Vngcl. William Ynl'nhugcn. Hrillianl H'Citlc, 'l'llunms H'itschgcr, lJmmld Wilskcu1.Jtm:pl1 Wogcnsmhl, joscph JUNIOR D l'uul Molique, Larry Gilkcy, Hiil- lium Ufcrnkc and John Schneider study the map of U. S. Page 65 Berlmm. Robert Buttclwcrth. Frank Clark. Ralph Cunningham. jumus Dchlcr, George Dryer. William Ducssingn Eugene Duffy, Thomas Finley. Daniel Fox, Richard 1 I'unkc. Ruhcl't Uciscr. Rolncrt Gcrkc, lidu'in Gl'ol'cr, Edward Hilncknmp, Robert Hayden, Thomas IIEICUIJ, Lennard Johnson, John Jump Thomas Kreimcr, Gerald Krulh, Thomas Lunlul'atta. .L Leach, Ronald Muller, jmncs Max:321. Gordon Mmrcll, Robert 0mm, Andrew Pohlman, Richard Polking, Clifford Reinhold, john ReinslIung,Jul1u1 Srhlimnn Flul Schmidt Gerald Schroeder, Runatltl Slcnunm, Robert Stacker, Ruben Umberg, Gerald Vale, William Wilkcns, .fuscph Wimmcl, William JUNIOR E Jerry Rom, Thomas Sheldon, jack Falley and Vincent Martini do some last minute .studying. l'ugc 66 T heir Character: Are Being Strengthened Buum. Thomas Bellman. Albert Bencsik, Donald Biederman, Richard Dorsey, Robert Dozier. William Duffy, jmnm 1 clix, Eugene jones. Santos junk, Edwin Kmninsky. William Keith, Rirhzn'd Kuilnmn, 'l lmnms Luy. Elmer Mulmney, Paul Mundcry. David Mdiinnis. Dion Mcnklmua, Robert Meyer. Ronald Nuns, Russell Rubcrg. James Salamonc. Lawrence SL'hCitl, Richard Schockl l'uul Sundcrman, August Vugl. William Wchrle. William Wcmkc. jumcx Wolf, Roger Young, J, Thomas SOPHOMORE A Ronald Helmea, Ronald Strack. Eugene Obcr, jobeph Taylor and Ronald Bockeustcttc. Page 67 Armerong. jnmcs chlCr. George Brugun, Lmva'cncc Dcllcr, Robert Dohcrly, Lawrence Ducll, Richard l-'.hnn:m. Richard Ficfhzlus, Robert Finley, William I- Iyun,DuIIiC1 Humnwrsmith, Ncil Iicmpclman, Rolxcrl l'Icrlet, Villium l-limmclmulL john HulzschulL Fred Huhn, Donald Killlfllliilh Richard 1.:Illy, James Imldg. Thomas Lccsmun, jcrunlc Lenard, jzilllcs 1.0m hlcnlcldl. Richard Muller, liclwzml Nuslhcidu, LCD Okcr. Joseph Olthuus. Ronald Uslcmlm'l', l'uul Poucll. Robert Rahc, Mutk Rinck. EH id Rucvc, William SumlmmL Cllzulcs Scllupkcr. Donald Srlm'ccr, I'uul Scihcrl, jumcs Sciu. Ruben chmuu, Ckcmcnt Wcstcrhul'f, Ralph Wiurnck. Donald Zimmerman , Lcroy SOPHOMORE B Richard 1.0m hlcnfclxlt, Mirhucl Cramla and Lmvrcncc Dohcrly hold discussion before the bell. l'ugc Gb' Life Begin: to Look More Serz'om Bailey, Robert Buin, Richard Boyle, Daniel Brundcweidc, JHHICS Burger, Hubert Casey, Dunultl Counts. Norman Culmun. Dnnuld Davis, Gerald DnvorutL Raymond DcllL'I, Frank Drxhcrly. James Dolzm. John lidriclL ifmucs Gumlcr. Ruben Haney, Hordnn l'Iuvuans, 'I'hmnzlx llcyl, Rilynmml Hillnn, Runulxl Hulschcr. Ralph Hughes. Thonm Jezmmougiu. I'uul Raising, John Kunfl'muu, I'L'lL'I' Knlks, Hurry Kerch-r. Lennard Lulnpc, Lawrence Mnhr, Mun Hurray. Donald OmxullL Clifford chhlingtml. john Schnrkmnn. I'lxlwum Slrnnh, Donald 'l'rugcscr. Paul H'nhhultling, Rnlmt'l SOPHOMORE C Rithard Mueller. Andrew Back and .lzlmcs McDonald mu'h up on mr- rL'm reading. Page GU T logy Look for a Career to Follow Beard, Harry Buening. Thomas Giltz, Robert Gindling, Lawrence Heyl. Robert jung. Charles Hammer. Daniel Knlhman. Eugene Leon, James Lilllcficld. Ronald Mami, Philip Benson, Gilbert Dugan. Richard Gmle, La wrcnrc Hughes. Robert Karwisch, Paul Keene, 0110 Manifold, Daniel McDonald, Daniel Moreno, James Mouncc, Howard Plagemun. Paul Rom, Louis Schuur, G. Ronald Stanton, Daniel Ottaway. Edward Richter. Bernard Shook, William Stieglcr, John Tcnoevcr, Luwrem'c l hiemmm, William Wel age, Richn rd KVeinheimer, Harold Wernke, Donald XVettcrich, 101! n SOPHOMORE D Biology students, Robert On and Ronald Haufler. Page 70 Aug, George Brady, Richard Buck. Allan Cinncioln. August Dom'gcr, Jerome Fluherly, Jerome Goclz. Richard Grunkmneycr, Ruben Hllhcr, Donald .luehnen. Edwin Klug. lidwunl Malu'y, James Mayer. Richard Mullen. William Rahong, Nicholas Rcdcr. William Shannan, Raymond Sullivan. Daniel 'lmlesrm Jerome 'h'inlpc. jnmcs Wagner. Lawrence Wlmlcn, Lawrence Wucsl. Richard Zimmcr. Charles SOPHOMORE E Daniel Sullivan. Richard Brady and Allan Buck read the bulletin board. Bernzou, John Brunsmzm, Willard Cirrincione, joseph Eldred, Gerald Gnins, Cary Haley, jzimes Kahles, Richard Lenncmun, jumcs Holangrzlfl . Thomas Quinn. Ralph Schroeder, Edward Siglm'k, jcrmnc Tiernzm, Thmnzn Vult'. Lorie H'ictlmm, Patrick H'unz, Curl - ' lulu. .ur V-sih :0: Cum: whirl. J' Cu-Tin: t'nu Grumm- Page 71 At the Beginning of the Year 5ng0- 12111165 Bzihlkc. Paul Boeing. Bernard Bowdcn. Pulrit'k Brown. litlwnrd Cndling. LL'slic Comer, Rzunmml Dchnc. Fred Depcnhrnrk. 1:11!le Feltlmnn. Carl l-lurnmycr, Charles l-lnxsclhcck, Curl Huuck. Rnhm'l l-Inus'l'cld. Ronald Hcimln'utk. Howard Hcilhnus, .lcmlnc HCIHIHL'I'. Raymund lloskins. Kmuwlh H unmlcldnri', Nm'lscrl LL-t'anlzul, ICILI'I Km'h. Ruynmml linu, Alzm Mmk. James Martens. Luwrcncc Miller, Ril'hall'd l'f'ufl'ingmu 'I'Imlnns Spunngcl, Richard 'l'hucncmun. Clil'fnrd Wohor Raymund Will, john FRESHMEN A Robert Sankcr and Charles Mailer get help from Father Ammm. Page '72 T196 Frexbmen are Filled VVz'tla Bewilderment Amhach, Darryl Andres, Gemkl vasct, Clifford lh'uc'khuis. Michucl Brown. Jcrnmc 15mm, Ralph Cm'lc.jnsupl1 Ducrget', Rirhurd lingcl. livcrcsl Emil. Lynn 191mm. .lmcph Gcrkc. John Uuljnhr..m;1m Hellman, William Ilcl'bcrs. Alcmmc Ht'l ham. john Ilalmus, huniL-l Klllvy. Rngcr Kunlmm: Joseph Mnckc, joscph Mcm-h, Gcmld Mmor. William Momma Dnniul 011, Rnhcrl l.. J -. S l'rlcrs. lnhn Regan, Richard Slulf, Ralph Schlhurxl. l-Zru'in St'hilhcl'i. James hlnglmm. Itugcnc Swmy. tihurlcx' Vumlcrulw, l-lnlwiu H'viugurlnul', Rulwrl Zcix L'I ,J4IlII1 luitk, llunuhl FRESHMEN B Edward Laird reciLcs 11nd Luwrcncc Kulhnrycr. Paul Allison and John ; Ziscr Iislcn. i Page 73 A! Month Follow: Month the Bnlzcr, Richard Bauer, I'lmmus Brands, Alfred Bml'l't, Thmnzls Brown, Robert Czlill, NI. Rohcrl DiHingcr. Thoma: Fischclli. Frank Fiahvr. Ril'hard l-hle-r, john 170x, Thomas Hcynh, Theodore Hummcltlnrl'. Roger Jnhnsnn, Donald lnncs, Gcnrgu Kuhhcs. Roger Kelly. Paul Lustcnhcrger, David I.uslcnhcrgrr, William Murlini. Ronald Mathews, Thomas chMirlmOL Alhm'l Molcngrqu liduun'cl Rchzlgc, Ted Ricnmn, Frank Robina. Lzm'rcucc Rnhinsnn, Jmcph Schcidl, Charles Mhucrnuln, Frank Saul, Ric'lln I'd Shepard. Ralph Stellcnpuhl, Ralph Tuhlcr. Richard 'I'urm-r, Jmmnc ZalmL-ix'. Richard FRESHMEN C Father Kcnncdyk Irish wil amuscs Howard Mombcrg, Jnscph Eilcrv man and Donald Olhcrtling. Page 74 True Elder Spirit T aka Hold of T 19617; BM, Rnhcrl Beckmcycr. John Bt-nlol. Lcmmnl Howling. Donald Breaker, Donald Bl'cndlc. John Ih'nu n, Ronald Bushman, Ruben lhrum. Luxrrcm'v Cunlr. .hllhnm lhcx'lcr. l-itlwzml l-'rul1.juhu Uilkm Kenneth l-lL'iLlL-mznm. I'hmnns l'lClll. Dmmlll lrlcnlcrling Phiiip Imlvt'hccs. Rolwrl Known: Rnnzlld linuu, Dnnzllli Kurll, Unrdun Lumpcl'l. Donald 1,:1uu'nluu'h.'I'Immns IJICkrn.1110mm Morten. Runnltl Mu-ullvr. H'illiuln Quinn. Miclmvl RCi'IHJhIS.-lilll1fh Rirhlcl. litlwurd Rmvr. Richard Szlyur. .Hlu-I'l Svhnfk'r. jnscph Su-gmu Gmnltl Solver. Richard Whilv. lhmulxl Wlu-sm Cuwuld FRESHMEN D .hulu'w Butks zuul Rit'lmrd Sthep- or with FulIu-r Cm'mvell. Pug? 7:3 56190013 End Find: Them Wken Aischbrcg', James Alhers. Louis CnrmlL 'l'humns Iiithsludl. Dnnuid Fulton, Ronald Gunner. Rmmld l'lcngchold. Dnnivl Hille. Eugene Hullgrcfc, Lm Kelly. juscph Klzlrc. Jilnlcs Htl'hillips. Donald Mcllgcr. lidmml XIillcr. Curl Miller, Wilbur Mullm, Jaunus Mullen. 'I humus NCVCL Charles .Vuc. Rummnd Oths, Gcrzlld Oldcrding. lhn'id O'Toolr, Iilu'ry Road, Ruhcrl Scugm. Ruwlmld SlllleCl , I.;Iu'rcnt'c Spoln', Ronald 'I'climln. Philip 'I humus, Curl l'hlig. Jtmrph Vulumu. Runuhl Wchrlv. Rnnuld Wimlhnlll. Rnhorl H'itskcll. i'lllg'cnt H'nllcl'. Rngcl lull. Chmlcx FRESHMEN E Raymond N06: Raymond Sewer and Harry Nolan. l'ngr TU Strongen and Healthier in Body and Mind Balslcy. Mnn'ill Bchlcr. Charles Berry, Curl Booth. William Brucning, Thomas Cullins, lilluuad lec, Michuci Dirl'. jcrmnc Duwcl, Kcnncih Fag. Wullcr Fchring. Riclluul Finn. Robert Fisher, Hurry lirirkcr. joscpll Frilnming. Paul Hun is. jumps K00. John Muhcr. Gerald Mcnku. Bernard 3!LICHCI'.JUIII1 Mullvn. Dennis Nit:pm'1c.Rohcrl Pellcl. lilmcr chnckump. Alvin Schcnk. Gorilld HL'ln'um. Cllurlcs 56in. .Imncs Stuhl, Rubcrl Walters. William Wimlhulll. l-Zdwuul FRESHMEN F William St'hCitll rczuls his exercise while Richard Hllrc. jcmmc Sala- mnnc, joseph chs, XValler Roth and Richard Bailey listen for mistakes. Page 77 P; N 1.. . - hi. 1 Thu telling of the story ol' the stu- dcnfs lifL :IL Elder would be incom- plctc if mention were 1101' made of 21 few, at. least of the many social, rc- ligious and educational events which lake place in the course of each year. Those are designed to provide relax- ation. spiritual strength and practical knowledge which make for greater enjoyment, and profit of each school session. P.Igv TE! During the rity-m'drr clmlfo-ns in d 'mrember an inim'asirrd group of Seniors in Faflzer Dink Civir's Clussm Xingcd I'lwir rm'n r'fcrfimr fimgrmn with sprlcrlmy fur mndidatm', voting ncmnImIL-f to the va pm'fimmll? Rkprc'scnmtl'mz Swimn fnlluwed in Cinzihmnli, and NH: rlelrr'rmination, 0f sur'rre.$.$ful c'mr didnfr'xx ggygaukzil Jhboul I'iTUjk'L'I'J; Jbu'zil 151ml; mu! Rcllgimu September ti Scplcmhcr 1-1 September 21 October ti October ll October 21 Opening Mass at Scion lildm' vs. Boys I'uwn Elder vs. Massillrm SLudcnls dance in gym Business Industry Educ'uliml Day Elder and Seton present, Our Town Pugc SO Tlu' mm! fmlun'lzm! 5min! rmmz! m: the Fall sr'lu'dulc is the Vic'tm'y szrr held on Thanksgiving livrm'ugz Tirfwlx m'v sold nwekx in udwmir't' and mud! internal is generated. Highly nmming us well my important in m'mming .vrhrml xpr'ril In NH: right pilrll arc the skits pH! on at carh Pep Rally dur- ing liar lVrmlimH .S't'trsrm. -Pn'giixliiif1131p Eran? lbw4'3faizazzf..sriy :,3XXEJ$:.201 Mfg Ounlncr Ot'tohcr Nm'L-mhcr Nan L'mhvr Du emhcr Dcwmbcr WS' 31 99 26 W 20 Annual Homecmning Day Halloween Dance Elder 358 VVCSICHl Hills 0 111er Ral'f'lc Started Firsl day 01' Parents Novena Christmas Party Pa gc 81 TIN? Pammx' Nmnmm ln-fmr Chriylmrm I'IUA'I'X will: a Sulrmn Afrtxx at St. ern'mu'r' CIIJHY'II 1r! n'hirh m'l .s'tmir'nlx reri-m: Holy Crmmnmirm fur Hrmir Prrn'nlx. In Hm m'rwfng a Clrri.s'inm.s' damn i5 held in HM Sthcwl .ym. Datum; Partieg Dmn-zatic C 11417 Play; and the Glee Club junuury ITJK-lh' January February February February I?Cbruary Semi Annual Examinulinm Stun 0f Rulrcnl KVCll'zn'Lr Curd Party and Snt'iul juniors and Glcc Club hing .dehisllulfs Mass Dame 1-H Elder Alumni Reunion at liltlcr Pngc NE Thr' nlr'fiz'liz'it'x CmnmiHrr' .x'fn'nd mm'lr time and effort drrm'ufing for Hm Annual Chrishnns Party uf. whirl! .wmgx arr 51mg and gills dixlribllird lo juruily IIHd .xludt'nlx. from Their Studiex I'cln'uzlry 233-24 Elder and Hvlnn pr'rnl ' Hm Mikado February 213 Murdi Urns Dzmrv zu. Elder Alurt'h 1'1 ' IWCC Club Hobby Fair at Elder March 20 Ih'amutir Evening lhr Parents .slnmsmcd by the Elder Plzl March 'W Triplc A. C. . 11H Club April , Orientaticm Day for humming Fresllmun ,, . ,. 143w. 55 Sump arr npr 11.. Srlmnl drmr'm' mw usmrlly spnmm'ml by Jim ku'ly frn'im'd .AIr'Ir'm'fim' Cnmmiflw'. uHu-m rm' dHI'ffH Ihmm'x. Tim dIIHI'l' highlight a; flu! yr'm' f3 Hm Prom llrld tlu- .cm'mul nj Muy. T 191'; Progrmn 0f Supermked Recreatiwz along willy Spiritual BU Glee Club Crmrurl :11 Sume 2 juniorSunior Pmm :tl lhc Topper 5 I0 9 Pt'c-rcnismuiml Ihr upper dussmul , ITEMS EM Spring Festix'ul' ' 2! 102:3 Seniors Trip LU H :is'llingtun m5 Dumc ulr Elder I'zlp'c H71 prinl fm'funzv nrw gfwmr in HM rmniw' 0f Hrr yrm .mrlr ax Hm um' pirlm'rd nlnma, 1H Mrm'li, 11-11; Plugrmm .vlmlcr m .mnw of 1'1th .s'trldr'nz'.s' 1m HM mm mm! mhs'usz'x uf' mmmy. m'mnll prr'fluw rh' the year thmm' Ir: a rlcm' thy Smu'miy mr mmxm'ra' far gmduufirm gowns. LIVIHI .IIIIKHIETHLIX Prnllhfls' IHSUIHZ'W .61 Happy 5?:2'JE'H! 2'11 May May Juno June June .lunc ??RkQR m. u nl J :7 H Final Examinations May Day M Elder Chcckvin-day :lL Elder FacullyScnim' Luncheon Seniors Conditional Examinalinm Graduation M T2111 .hulilorium lingo N5 Page 86 Elder provides a full complement of clubs and extm-curricular activities for students having special interests along certain lines. These help to develop skills which have provided the impetus for successful careers after graduation. Page 87 Firs! ern' I. Rulhmzm. M. Audrem l . Humely Swami Row: K H111er, R. Pohlmzm. I. Keller, IE Fugcr. L. Ville. Third Rem': I. Caruso. Absent: Ii. Incohs. zEfHJ 0f fling; W The Purple Quill, though it is often not realized, is one 0f the more active and business-like mganixatinns in the se.l1o11l Its aim is 10 111l01111 the students of c111rent scholastic and social events ol' 1l1e school, in order to put :1 spmlighL 011 the more enj0yable side of s111de111 life. The Iunims 21nd Scnims, all 1111eju11111ul ists, who compose the Quill b1inU' us the main somce of news, 5110113, lemme :11 titles, humor and the Honor Roll, each six weeks. They also publish the weekly ElSuident Spokesman't a subsidiary of the Purple Quill. The vast aeeunlplislnnean attained this year by 1116 Purple Quill are due 10 the time and cooperation of the members 01' the stall under the direction of Father Charles Kmerman. PURPLI'I QUILL Left 111 Right I Ulilkens, Km'ei'1112111. Page 88 l-Ztlitm'. R, Uinlingcr. SLm'ey'. I. 11- lixlilm. I-'..'I;Iml1s. H'. Bettner. Ollycrding. Sicgmumll. I lllm'el. S'l'lTDI-ZN'I' R. hlllfsil, IL 13111141111111. K. Buekcnslelle. Filmer R. Shmcr. .l- IiPOEiiFSMAN Sch 1111111111 Kawlmok .195? This year the Annual Staff has tried to dcsn'ribc 10 its readers how the various courscs at Elder High Stllmol prepare the students lhr l'ulurc vocations. Thc principles of almost all prolcssions are taught through the classes. This is apparent. by Lhc list ol' alumni whn hold various prominent. positions 21ml who rc- t'civcd their start within the Halls of Elder Through 1110 guidance of its moderators, '1th Eldcradn 01' l951-52 has proved to bc a success. 21ml also 10 the class of 52, it will be a summary 01' their last days 211 Eldcr. 'llhc Moderators, Mr, Kulcy, FuLhm's Kovcmum. Sahll'cld znul Muller. mnsull on 1952 Annual. 1.11! 10 Right: R. Luih. C. Kurst. R, llcnrh. F. Mllcllmy R. Snupvr. R. .h'crhcvk. l. Smilhmm'cr. lillhcr Charles Kumrnlzm. C. Finn. 'I'. Stephens. 1i chnckcr, thEtlilmj W, Dmht. 1L Blank, leliditolj j. Mcuc. A-lfw'nf: A. E-luislcr, G. 1155. I. . 'W I age .83 SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Firxr Row: G. SLCVens. R Giminger. j. Rickerl. R. Mussu, A. Schwzn'z. j. Dollrlcs, G. Mnranu, R, liglscder. T. Wallace, 1. Brown. .Yrmnd Row: W. Wilk, W. Bellncr. j. R055. R. Lumhcrs, G. Hess, J. Dull. H'. Hoelkcr, T. Barlagc. 11 Sullivan, '11 Halpill, 1i. Meyer. I Smillmlcyel'. Thin! Row: R. Hans. J. Miclkc. I Skuhzm, R. Blank. '1'. Storey, J. BHIIISITHIII. ll Sillies, 1i. Hemhcrgcr, M. Collins, J. Kuhny, D. Griffin. Fourth Row: K. Bockcnsleue, R, Avcrbcck S. Neiheiscl, JV Ellis, T. Alhcrs. j. Vennelmilm. J, Caruso. Ahscnf: .L Duwel. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS First Row: D. Mullen, A. chnekznnp, 1i, Windholu. 'IT Dillinger, R, Finn, D. H6311. R. Kahhcs. T. Carroll. W. Hahn. B. Mcnke. R Spuhr. IL Bruns. .S'm'mnl Ram: I Schucl'cr, R, Bay. D. Spunugcl, W. Fay. P. Trugcser, J. Kum- mur. 1i Boeing AA Buck. M. Quinn. R. lJocrgm'. R. MCVCL 'l'. Fox, R. Bush- man Third Row: D. Flynn, R. Swltcnpohl. D. Ollicrding. R Goon, 1.. Bedcl. D. Casey. IL '111hlcr. RI, Grumm. '1. Dufh T. Kollmzm, J. Slicglcr. D. Oibmu dmg. 1-1, BI'UWII, 14. Gindling. Fnurllr Run': .l' liaising L. Shncfcr, D jimles. F. Dclscl. J. Mnt'kc. I. Frau, P. Plngamnn. Page 90 KT136 E 16161 FATHER ROBERT PUTNICK JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS 1110116171101 191111! Row: C 1111111011, 1V. Dryer, F. Huger 1,, JIIHSCU. R. Noble, 1.. '1'. Flynn. 8111111111 erv: '. Merk, R. 51616. '. Duffy, '1I Rpm. G. 511111111311112111, M. Allison, N. Brooks. . Gml'cr. 11. 011111. Third Row: 6. 51111111111, T. Ke1lc11 1. 8131151, 1 Dnet'gcr, IL 911151le111111101'e, D Thomas, j. Keller. MIJiex, During 111C 1951-1952 season, 1116 1312111121111: Club, 11111161' 1111: 1111161- Lion 111' 173111611 111111611 1111111111, 1111111111111 21 1111101111111 111 plays 111111111 1111111111611 1w0 1111131: 21c1 plays, 21 11111311111, 211111 21 1111c 2111 play 1711.7511I1IL7111 P17331713 9111' 111111111 21 three 2111. play written by 11111111011 VVihlcr was the 111251 1112111 111 I116 513115011. Produced by 1116 Elder 211111 81111111 11121111211i1' Clubs. 1111 0111. 21, 211, it won 11111211 praise 211111 111215 1211c1' c111c1'c11 :11 1111' 511111111 111' D1'21111211i11 :11'1 211111 8111111111 111 11111 University 1111 011111 111 Athens. Next 1111 the lisL W215 11113 13111612561011 11111511111, ' The 11211112111111; which was 11611111111611 1111 151411. 22 211111 2.1. During 111111 1111: 13111611111611'11 players 1111156111111 1111? 11111'1? 2111 play Spring Green 1111 April 27 211111 28, 111111111 11111111708 21110111111 21 1111315 grcal 1111113 1111' 11111111113. 41-aw....... w, .nx - 1111111 111'1111121111'Clu1111116511111111111'611' 111111111 plays. 11111111111: Dcmml- 111g 11111 gym 11111 1121111133, 11111111131' 1111 1111' p111 111111111117151111111135r 111111- 111111 and basketball 502151111. 211111 many 11111111' cx11'21-1'111'rl1'111:11- 11111111- 1icx 1101p 111 11121111: I116 1111111121111 Club 11111 1111151 1111111: 1111111 211 lildcr. Sccncs 1111111 1111111- Mikado 211111 01111 '11111'11, 111111 111 111C 1Jra111211111 Club 11111'511111211111115 with Seton. ,Ijalzvir A . . . aim: . . . C Kli l II:TL21 SENIOR GROUP ,H'iifing: R. Pnhlman, R. Stuckmy 1-; Uslcrlug. T. Hayden, Wund- ing: 6. Mcrk. M. Cullins. IL lsmtkcns'lcuu. R. l'nppu. L Vtwlkcr. R. Bertram, j. Rullnnzm. R. Hurlingur. IL Hcimlnrork The Elder Camera Club is divided into Lwo su'Lions the junior Senior and Freshmzlll-Snphnmm'c group. The Club meets once a week to discuss new trends in the 2m 01' good photography, printing and developing. VVilh the aid 01' lhc Camera Club's Moderator, Mr. Vloscph Kulcy, and the usc 0f the darkroom in the tower, the amateur plmmgmphcn learn advanced steps in the use 01' a camera lhlgc E12 LSZ'HlllEffJ'Ith which may well be a lead to busincss in later life. chcrul graduates of Elder whn have been members of the Camera Club are professional phmographcrs today. In addition to many l'icld trips Lakcn dun ing the season the Club holds an annual photography mntcsl open lo the members. R. Pohlman and K. Bockcnstclte with Mr. Kulcy. Moderator. jUNIOR GROUP Knm'ling: P. 'IH'zlgeszu: T. Diill'ngm'. j. Robinson. Ruu' Um- Standing.- R. Mcnkhzum. 1.. Yzilu, .1. Brown. W. Rucxc. G, Mcnrh, R. Mullny P. Ihlllmnzln. 1.. Alba's. 'l. Ron. 1 Burk Illcycr. 1., Merlvns. Mwmd How .H'Iumfing: .l- Scibel'l. 'l'. Kullmnn. 1.. lrtollgrcl'v R. WUH'CI'. R. joncs. R. Czn'tncr. D, Cluscy. l . Bucning, EXTRA USHERS Find Row: j. Reynolds, P. lehlkc. B. Mcnkc. D. Luchn- berg, l. Gl'ckc, D. Mornnu, J Ague, Srrmul Run : H'. Lus- lCnhCl'g', C. slrcng. j. Hm'th'S, D, Flynn. H . Booth, R. No!- 1ny. Thin! Raw: .l- Hcrhcrs, R. 'l'zlblcr. R. Shepard. hL Sccgcr. Or er and 561- ;21'66 10 117196 5619001 During the lmsL lbw years, many people have This rcmnrkcd about Lhc wnndcrful job done Ell 111C lhotlmll gamcs hy Lhc ushers. Also the way the library, bookstore, and cafeteria, have been kept in such great workng order. leadership of Father Joseph Zimmcr, they per '5 all due to 21 group of boys known as Lhe Eltlcraitlcsh They render Lhcir scrviccn through- out the year in these various jobs, Umlm' Lhc REC; U LA R USHERS Firs! Row: R. Fullnn, R. Bruns. M. McDonald. C, Zim- Incr. W. Vogt. R. SLhcpch R. Kuch, G. Gains. Sr-rrmrl Row: E. Drcxlcr, C. Bchlcr, L. By rum, T. Rchzlgc. R, Mayer. L. Ernst, D. johnson. RA Kuhlcs. J. Turner. Third Row: R. Secgcr, WC XVallCl's. R. Slelrcnpnhl. C. Roth, bl Kohlcr. j. Lally, R, Fischer. H', Haas. R. Stuhl, C. Shrew. Four!!! Row: F. Schlimnl, D. Scott. I Armstrong. C. Schcidt, R. Hulscher. R. Hcyl- Pa go 9-1- CAFETERIA WORKERS Fin! Ruin: IL Fullml, R. l-lummcldnrc, S. Jones. D, MCDUHHM. H'. Vngl, 0. Bum son. R. KOL'II, 1'1. Molcngrzllt, .I Reynolds. .Xr'r'nml Row: 15,, Dl'cxlcr. R. Ruin. C. lichlcr. I. Weber, l6. Plcuul. N. Humw muldurl', D. Luuck. L. Gind- ling. P. Frinlming. .I- Bramle- u'icdu Third RUU'C E. Sheets, J- ancnslahl. P. Mun'Ii. L. Cl'ulc. W, Kl'ucn C. Roth, RI Fisher, R. Bultcr. AA 1.2m- mmuu. Iv'mn'lh Row: R. Lauck. I IIICKICSCO. D, Wil- sthgcr, I'L R uchusch. I, Gibson. D. Filzgibbon. R. Rnchnsch, F. Srhlimm. LL Ohlingcr, I lizllly. Fifth Row: R. Scml. AI. Ful'wick, Einjzu'uhs, C. SCheidL, jim Duwcl and Moderator, Father Joseph Zimmer. If T12 7'7 I'Vatc word form olhcr dulics whit'h help in thc improve- lm'nl of their school. IVQ wish at this time, to thank gratefully all the mcmbcrs 01 this wonder hi1 :u'livily, for a job well tlnnc. They have CCl'LainIy brought. order and servitc l0 Elder. lil..lHleXIlN;lS l'fml lEuu': R. Clark. Ii Yngt'r. h. SHIHHIH. R. Lillis. G. W. Bcllnmx IL XICICI'S. A. Buck. Sr'mml lfrmu' D. Cllilds. 'IX Frank. 1.. Hunkump. .I- Nic- nnhcr, R. LL'L'x'lllll'll. I Maxi. R. Goon. K. HnsLins. 'l'frirrl er': V. Iiu'DhllH'i. G. Simtk- chnuu. R. Huu'r, IL Wuw ningm'. P. .Icnmnuugiu. ll. Fox. 'I. Kruger, l'UurIl: Hrm': R. Humk. L. Voclkcr, C. Inlncs. I. Cuscy. II. Bmlc. I H'nm'ImmIL Ii. lrivmhcrgm'. II. DnlL mm Raw: R. Type. .I- l-Illis. .I- Smilhmcycr. ll. Rum. Ii. DL'IIL'I. W. Bcrningcl'. 'l'. .Uhclm I'. Ficdcldcvx. Page 95 Swmnd Ruth: B. 17in! Rmv: IV. Miller. Ii Iiullclwcrlh, Czlpl, K. Hzlskim. M. Andres, C. Huyhow, H. Doll, A, Mohr, .I. Docrgcr, C. Schellenhcrgcr, I Andresl Thin! Row: C, 'HulcncnunL RV KlllCY. II. Schumun. S. Murphy. I Siglnckl C. 'l'c-ckcn. C. lcrh. R. Hauck, Q. Powell, .l- Lunncnunt Fourth Row: R. lein. II. Schuflcr, 1i, Wcirlv ingerhj. Hcmbcrger. H. BI'llllSlnHlL L Lumpc, I Robinson. R, Weber. 1'7sz Row: D. Culmun. S. Jones, C. jung. P. .Iansxen. XV. Kenninsky. A. Rucbush, I. Kelly. Nl Hum- mcldm'f'. R. Kaufman, II. Frickcr. .87th How: U Henww hcrg. A. ll'cdcsru. Twp Rmv: I. Sicgmlmtll. Page 96 There? Something This year the Elder Band proved to be 21 real asset to the School. This was shown by the way that it aided in the raising of spirits before the football games and also during the games when high spirits were most needed. The forty-threc 111cmbcrs of the 1951 Band practiced nearly cvery clay during the lootball season. The Band was on hand l'or all the home games and most 01' those played elsewhere. On April 7, 1952, the Elder Band presented a x mam- . .ia . , L Mr, jamh Jung, Director +1 IIUHI 1! 1; iNal , Rev. Paul Gruhcr, Moderator umrct'l 2n the Eider U'cl- sm'iulion mccting'. I'urc Thaw :u'LiriLiCa show that the Band is mm ol' the mow :uliw groups hcrc :11 Elder lllHlCl' lhc dircminn 01' Father I. Paul Gruhcr, Moderator. and Mr. jung. D i rector. A Liil'lz? Clam ITIL'IVIHUIDI Al the Mass for 111C lildcr Alumni shsmtizllinn, lhc Mass fur the CIUSC of thc Parems' Nuvcna, and a1 Eldcr's annual conccrt, were heard the voit'cs 01 Eldcm Glee Club, This group is made up 01' lhmc stucicnls 01' Elder in the junior and Senior years whn enjoy singing and forl'ciL their time I'm- rehearsai m that H might be pmaiblc l0 present a program worthy of. praise. 'l'hesc presentations have been conducted under th leadership 01' Father J. Paul Grubcr and Father Charles Schrcibcis and under the direction 01' Mr, j. Alfred Schclll. Page UH SENIORS Hm Hutu: R. Giniiugcr. ,L St'hwurl. R. Hcimhmck. IL Bcrnmll. 'I'. Hulpin. R. Gul- lnghm' R. lessu. K Iiglscdca, K'I'rmul' Hum: 'l , Slcphmm G. ch I. Dnllrics. U Finn. IL Griffin R. Roth. .l' Skuhun, I Kahny, 1! . Gruingor. Thin! ROW! D, SillicH, J Mono. K Blank. R. .Mcl'hmk. Ii. Hurst. Y Dxlx'ill. W. anlkcr. Ii. Rennckm', rmwm Ruzr: j. Caruso. S. NcilwisL'L R. chlcx, D. Sthlr marhcr. R. Hile C. l IL'1lSL'lllJCllx, K. Bmk- cnchHt:. .......,.....,..... -.............p . I'LINIORS Fm! in'rnr' l. IlmdL-n. W. leyl. Willwgnx. Ii. U1luL-ill. R. erlzum'lz l . CNlt'Ilzlg R. tlnlznlu. 'I Hum. B, Ihll'm'll. M-mml ln- ' R, Slm'lwr. X. l'rlm. D. hlnrafl. IA RL-inlmltL IX Chilpx. H. . V . .Ulwiw. Thin! lfmr: D, Llull. .I- - '. . .HlimIL f. Imlh. R. Mlmh'nmnul 1. li. huminuz R. Mcx'xchhurh. LIMIT. 1' :urlh lfvm': u-Ilm. .I- K; I01, R. Hand. N. lh'nmL funLvr. R. Rinlllt'l R. him. j. Rulhlunn. R, melnmn. l. Ryln. Prulbswr j. .Hl'l'ml S Din-ttnr Fulln'l's Sc ln'cihvis :lml Grulx-r Mmlvmmrs R l,i'yilm-z 1112151011 Thu- Eldcr Swing Band is 0110 of the many extra-curricular activities sponsor ed by Elder. This choice group of talented mLISicians devote their time and effort L0 practice after school hours un- dcr the direction 01' Father I Paul Gruber, their Moderator. These boys cam always be depended upon to render a notcworthy pcrlbrmuncc on any occa- sion. The Swing Band publicly appears at dances, VVell'arc mcctings and at other various events given by the schooL These boys are one OI our many sources of splendid entertainment. Fii'xt Row: C. Schcllenhcrger, J- lmcrgcr, G. Andres, M. Andres, R. 'l'cdesco. Second Row: E. Huyhou'. E Murphy, R. Powell, D. Cuhuun, The Swing Bamlii at practice. 777 :2 f?.a-:laftt1i110H Since there were over forty boys who desired to join the Math Club this year, it was necessary 10 limir the number to twenty. Only the top students in Math were chosen. Those elected to UlIlit'Cs were Bob Hater, president; Dick Bach man, viee-president: 'leliam Beuner, secretary: 21ml lIames Boyle, treasurer. As an activity, the members were asked to mm- pose a composition, dealing with the history of math or the mriaLions within its realm. Four emnlmsilions were selected and sent to the Uni- versity of' Dayton, the organizer of this ClulL I'm an opportunity to compete with other entries from various schools. Discussions were held at every meetingr concern- ing the fields of math. The mmleramr ml. the Club was Father Ralph Range 1-?er Rnu': W. Bcllner. .1- Young. lir Bernmll. ll Bachman, 1i Fr. Range Hater 11nd l5. Cunlunl. li. Seegcr, R. Brix'knet'. IsmudingI I huwel, I. Boyle. 'I'. Alhel'x ries. S. Neiheisel. C. Hun. 1-1. Relmeker. Page Nil demonstrates Iames Boyle. solid nbjeeis I0 Robert .Iuenbs. Kermit! Now: L. Hummerlc. R. Ruth. Third Row: R. NLMH. D. LuHmier. C. Winters. 'lumlingI Fr. Bunge. mmlernlur. FHurH: Rmr: n'lzlmlingI R. Hulmr president. .I- UOIEA The Chemistry Club is composed of those who wish to further their study in the field 0i science. The l6 members hold their meetings every Monday after school under the stipen'ision of Father Hutink, At their meetings the business at hand is discussed by president, Robert Hater, and recorded by secretary, Frank Mueller: Also at these meetings scientific talks are gix'en hy the members. They perform some 01' the more mmplicated experiments which cannot he done during,y school. They also take excursions in varimis industries throughout the city such as Procter and Gamble and Queal Sign Co. t . , . - The Club is 21 member of the Triple AC Science club, blilphur is an amumng subject to lather . . . Bernard HuLink. moderalol': and oliii'ew WINSC TCPTCSCMHUVC 15 .IEIIHCS Olberdmg- Frank Mueller and Robert l-Inlei'. Lg?! if ij iszgW 0114b, Firs! Hrm': W. lieilucr, R. Buchanan. J4 Ohlinger. J, Rickei't. G. Momma Serum! er': j. Olbel'ding. j, Smithmeyelz li. jumhs, W. Dmiu. ji Bmle. R. Gallagher, .li anel. 9 mm 1i . . A h h' - u- Fiml Ruw: R. Gimingcr. 1:. Hamel. W. Vale, B. Mcrlcn. R. 'lhhcskcn, R. Huuck. Swami Row: R. Hnnckunlp, l. Rum. H1 Mzillschcck, jh Wilkcnsh IL Pnhlmnn, 1i. Ducsing. Third Huiv: Fr. Suhll'uld. mudcrumr. G. Slockclmnn, L, .Iuwh. jv Rnlhmnn. R. Hurts. AZIzzhrtz-W 0f Darfiizy No longer do great men, 111ak1'ng triumphant discov- eries in the realm of science, have to fight for recog- nition as clid Galileo and many men of his time. The leaders 0!? industry have since joined with the nmsters of science, producing the alliance which has made possible the innumerable benefits 01' nut every- day life. The many diversified scientific projects of the 1952 Science Club have afforded its members the oppmn lunity of having a better understanding of the part that science and industry play in the world's progress. 'l'hmugh its monthly umetings as a member of the Triple A.C. Science Club, and with the entrance of scientific projects in the annual Hobby Fair, and the leadership of Father Francis Sahlfcld, its Moderator, the 1952 Science Club of Elder has been a popular and Worthy activity. ii ifn'ia h L V1- if H; firixmiff The Catholic Students Mission Crusade is not an zuttivity which usually shines in lllC limelight, but in iLs own quiet way gals thing's dune. U ndcr iis ncw Moderator, Father Francis Buddclmeicr, this Club has been activc in 21 number 0i worlh- while projects. Money was collated 21nd scm m the Home Mission Parish in Sunfish, Kentucky. Likewise, Father Buddclmeicr had his boys gather sales tax stamps. 'lfhc money realized from turning these in m the Slate of Ohio was aisodistrilmtcd10 the Missions. just as man does not live on bread alone so the Missinns do not make progress by money alone: consequently. Father Moderator insichd time and again on the ncccsnily 01' the Club's members praying I've- quenlly for the Missions Lhcy helped to support financially. S'Irmding: Don Griffin. jinx Duncl, Ilim Boyle. Fr, Buddclmoior, Morris Collins, Frank Hmigcx. .Sirffng': Run .hcrhmk. Bob Giniingcr, 1.. Sthzlcfcr, Ken Bockcnslcllc .g. T, E ! Guidance has always been carried 011 iii Elder High SCIIUUL Its purpose is to help CilCil student develop all his abilities to their maximunt it helps him to decide and prepare for his future lmsiliun in life. The guidance Program helps the student to Choose in lift: the best position he is suited for. Under the dilution of Father VVill'rcd Dirr, who is assisted by Father Francis Pilliod, and Falhcr Victor Rics, Elder has a Very complete guidance program. A specialized group 101' career guidance has been organized at Elder this year. This along with the other works and special aids mmplctc the program. Tests are given to each student for tho purposc of determining what abilities and interests the student has. Once A week the sub clcnt body in class groups discuss various topics. The students have the opportunity to dismiss personally their future plans with the guidance ti ircctor. ti .; 1212' I f :Ia'ImIIII Frs. Pilliod, Rios and Dirt are always seeking new ways of putting over the guidance program. Bill Davitt, Bob Bender, Dick Bzidtman. Tom Storey, .fcrry Young, Tom Frank and Fathcr Mzihcr discuss careers that change the world in 011C of the special guidance meetings. 31! J Pagi' Inn is liiarmi : Nimimv Candidates on the White Ticket ride the Flying Ru! Horse in the Annual Human miningT Parade. The Alumni Association is one of the must progressive groups, who contribute to the Spiril of Elder. The Alumni might well he considered the HBig Brother of Elder. In the Alumni we find proof that the Elder spirit lives beyond the stutlcnts' four years at Elder. The class reunions which are hchl every year, give the Alumni a chance to renew 01d acquaintances. As a member 015 the Alumni 2m ex-studcnt finds that he is still part nl- Elder and that Elder is still part of him. The spirit 01' the Alumni is guided by Father Rohm'l .I' Putnick, the Moderator, and the oi'i'itcrh, who are. Gregory Nichaus, President; Rnbcrt McKenna, Vice President; Robert Massa. 'Iircasurcr; Andy Gihnartin. Secretary. All these are able men and UK? watch guards 0f the Alumni of Elder. Big Bmllww Andy Gilmartin, Greg Nichaus, Father Pumick, Robert MCKcnna, Robert Massa. Srulwd: Mrs, Virginiu Mulvvy. Mrs. ll'rcd Uciscr. Mrs. Vintcm lumlmwi, Mrs. James l-leis, Hr, 'Ilhunms Ryan, President. Mr. Yinrcnl Ol'llltl. Mrs. jmcph Nun. Mr. joseph Smmy. .H'lmuling: Mr. William Vngl. MV. Thumus Kaufman, Mrs. Anthony 'lmlcscn. MI: Clcmunl Bm'Lvnslcuc, Rm; 1311mm I. Stung, Mr. Willurtl lhllmmun. Mm. liclu'zn'tl Mrlkmuld. Mix lidwunl Mchnuld, XII; john i'uwcll. Mr. Curl M'illur. Mr. .Knllmm 'llmlcsvo. .'HI.WHJ.' Mrs. Helen limnsnum. HI: 'Insvph Nun, Mr. anrcnw Hell, hirwluw. Mr. lllhmnus Ryan, President, and Father Urban j. Stang. ? i x 7 y' E Our Law! Pa'rwm Continuing its loyal support zmd encouragement for the improvement and betterment ul' lhc school the VVclllarc Association gives to lhc M'hOUl that aid which is so vital for its maintcnamu The ol'l'itcrs ol' lhc Association in pzlrlinllar, expend a great deal of time and cl'llnn in nlCCl- ing' thex problems of the school. financial and otherwise. Membership in this worthy socicLy is open to all parents and llrlcmls of Elder stmlcms. Onc nccds only to walk through the halls of Elder to see the way the Association has helped to provide and keep up the fins facilities 01' learning. l'ugr' Ith' The sports program at Elder High School is as complete as that. in any school in the State. She has been pro- ducing top notch teams in Football. Basketball. and Baseball for years 110w. She also takes part in the city- wide competition in Swimming, Ten- nis. and Golf. Besides this Elder boasts of an active inthzlmuml pro- grzun in basketball which runs most of the school yemx This entire activity is devoted to the principle that. sound bodies make sound minds, l'ugc HID Left: Mr. William Kolkmeyer, Busincsq Mana- ger and Fathcr Erwin Bcrtke, Athletic Director. Right: Mr. Walter Bartlett, Head Coach; Mr. George Lcmmcl and Mr. Thomas Carter, Amist- ant Coarhcs. Our Athletic Department If E fficz'enL U ndemmnding Loyal Page 110 This year the Athletic Department of lildcr High School composed one of the most interesting and enjoyable schcdulcs ever witnessed by the stu- dents and friends of Elder in many years. This challenge arranged by Father Bcrtkc was met by our head coach and loyal friend of Eldcr for 26 years, Mr. Walter Bartlett. who in each game turned on: an athchir cvcnt well deserving 01' praise. The two new faces 01' Tom Carter and Gcorgc Lemmcl helped round out 21 sugccssl'ul season not only for our varsity, but 21150 the freshman and reserve teams. A dChL OI? gratitude bclongs 10 all the men in the Athletic Department. WC cannot forget Lhcir efforts. Firs! Row: M. Knhhcs. C. James, M. Mui'rlielli, il'. Schiller, Ki Bnekenstctte, Ii Caruso, F. Pnnzim, T. Gruinger. L. Hcmllen Ii . Mhers. M'r'mid Row: L. Merrill. G. Musszi, D. Berk. P. Subino. D. Griffin. C. Burkhzit'dt. C. Knoerzer. R. lechmun, CL Hess. R. Bentlen I Fuller Third Row: T. Kmlh. I. Kenkel, RV Geiscr, lit lhthman, D. Durhin. IL KELHViSt'iL T. Kelley G. Heinlein H'. Vale. 15. Duesing Fourth Rani: W. Dznitt, Miniuger. 'l'. Iunker, D. Tilphorn, R. Frey, G. Aug, D. linylc, Rt Wolfe I. Fay Manager. Footba II 1951 Off to an early start in mid-August, the Panther started preparing for the tough sehedule which awaited him. After a week 01' conditioning. he donned the full equipment and began scrimmage While the average student was still enjoying the leisure of his vacation, Mr. Panther was hard at work This year was to he his initiation to the IIBig Time lhothall. ELDER 7 - BOYS TOWN t! The nationally fammis Boys Town squad made its initial appearance in the Queen City to ring up the '51 season. Mr. Panther showed his guests line hospitality everywhere except on the football field. Before a near capacity emwd, the Cowboys gave way to a bigger and stronger Elder Eleven. The lone tally of the game came early in the second quarter when Bockenstelte rifled 21 pins to Bender in the end zone, MASSII.1,.ON 42 - ELDER 6 Mighty Massilhm kept up its No. 1 rating in the. State at the expense 01 Mix Panther. Playing before better than 13,000 spectatnrs. Mr. Panther clashed with his toughest opponent thus far encountered in the annals of Elder football. Although the score was 4241 the statistics showed the game to be almost evenly played. Boasting a squad of 80, few 'IIiger substittitCs saw action until late in the game. Page 1 l l M1: Inhn Gl'ii'lin has been most helpful in tlrixiller the football players to and from prat Lice sessiuns dur- ing the season. E? 013; Carl Knoerger 4.; . George Hess HAMIL l'ON 1H ; ELDER Ii Taking t0 the road again, Mr. Panther proved to be a small threat against Hamilton's Big Blue. The firm part of the game was closely contested, but soon the spectacular playing of Phil Lillard and Don Nuxall diminished 2111 hope 01:: Panther victory. Elthl'yS lone htally came in the second period when Ken Backen- steltc intercepted a pass from Nuxall and raced thirtyvne yards for the score. LOUISVILLE 37 - ELDER 19 Sul'l'ering his third straight 1055 01' the season, Mr. Panthcfs deicnsc was inadequate to hold 21 1am moving Louisville elcven which scored 2111 five touchdowns during the first hali 01' the mntcst. Following a rousing speech by Mr. Bartlett during the hall', Mr. Panther clawed pay dirt three times and held Louisville scoreless during the second half, but the final score found Louis- x'i11c still ahead by 1111'CC touchdowns. Page 112 M i kc Murchctli Flugct tztcklcr. eludes Louisville M w Charles James Frank Panaro Qt. nag Thomas Graingcr William Davin James Caruso ELDER 3E - NEWPURI '1' Playing its initial league game of the season. a heavily favored Elder team rolled over Ncu'pnrt's 'lhhomughlnetls with case. The Panthers were never behind, scoring twice in the second pcritrd, twirc in the third, and once in the fourth. The game was played umlcr the lights at NewIJort Stadium. ELDER 39 g BACt'YN 0 Putting their offense in high gear, the Panthers gate the Spartans one of the worst whitewashingu they have suffered. 6000 fans watrhcd Elder break the five year losing streak to Bacon. On th second play from scrimmage Bockcnstcttc inlcrcepted a pass and promptly returned it ,17 yards for a touchdown. Others who scorcd were: Bachman one; Caruso one; '1'21phorn 011C; Bnckcllstt'uc twot game came when Bockcnstette plowed over. Eldcr's lone score in thc Massillon Page 113 l CULE'MIH'S 7 -JCL.1HT.R H Before 21 lmmecoming crowd the Panthers bowed to Columbus Acquinas 7-6; An cxtra point in the first period by Bob Burk proved to be the winning margin after a 213 yard pass. Eldcr'a lone score came in the third stanza when Iim Caruso zigzaggcd his way over from the eight. Pl I RLII'IIJ. IN ECLIHCR 12 Taking it. on the chin Irom the Cavaliers, Mr. Panther relucLantIy forfeited his chances for the League championship. Although the game was evenly fought Lhrmtghout, a late score by the Cavaliers proved to bc 0th of reach for 2111 Elder comeback. Elder touchdowns: Bender one; Bachman one. Elder scoring in Western Hills game Thanksgiving Day. i Page 1H ' Afr ' w , 3. ' , , , . , ., u fshkfgfaitrw Iim Caruso curries ball in St. qu'icr-Eldcr game. Bernard Kurwisch Lhmwn A block. IIHPR w M H L a; 011m again showing thcir lcrril'ic cmnchzu'k spirit, the Panthers mllcd mm the Bomlmrs of SI. Xuvicr. 'l'hc Hume mn'cd L0 be oan 21 U00d nudice 565mm for the H'Chl Hi vame. Evel h 4 h h mvmhcr of th squad saw action. This was the highest store registcrcd all season by 111C Panthers. HJH'U .21'1 HI'I-l HI E On it tnhl. dark. l'uiny morning, 11 mpurily tmwd wutchul Mix szlhcr il'mlluc his traditional urt'hvriml by Ll 5mm of 58-0. 'l'his smrc was the .sunml IlighesL Curr rmnrdcd by cithcr Loam throughout the history 01' the annual mntcsl. This brought to a rinse lhc T11 scasnn. in whivh Mr. Panther shmvcd 5 wins. and 5 losses I'm a purccnlngc mark 01' 500 Dick Bzu'lmlzul plungcs OYCI' fur a tmu'hdnwn itl Roger Baum game. Fm'mr .Sitm-u' Of :1 7x Gridinm The Reserves, under the new leadership ml. Mr. George Lemmel. mmplcled a successful season. The ntnnber 01' games won 01' lost is not so important in the first two years 01' high school football. The freshman and sophcmiore years are merely preparing the boys for the last twu years. They must learn all the rules and regulations besides all the other finer points 01' the game. It is :1 time I'm them to get in shape, by developing their muscles and learning how to use them to the best of their ability. They are instructed in how to block, how to tackle, how to run, and how to pass. The following year or so, will show the results oi their first two years at Elder. And from all indications they will produce a winning team which is the objective of every squad. RESERVE FOOTBALL RES ULTS Elder 7 Roger Bacon 7 Elder 12 Purcell :5 Elder 19 St. Xavier 12' Elder 21 Nurwoml ti Elder 25 Newport Catholic 0 Elder 7 Hamilton Public H RESERVE FOOTBA LL NHL Row: Ii. Schroeder. Mgrq C. Ihold. R. Lueehtenl'ehll. R. Huul'ler. Ii Leon, 6. Bender, P. Plugcmzm, G. Ciemcinlzt, I Lully, L Vale, Mgr, Svrmul Row: P. Srhnck, D. Kammer, B. Hughes, I Ruheltg, R. Quinn, T, Young, D. Boyle, I. Vlictlescu, Al Conic. G. Lemmel. Coach. Third Rani: D. IVclage, Li Rom. Ii. Brogan. G, Aug. II. Doerger, P. Kurwisrh. B. Richter. R. Wolf. Ii. Mailer, 11 James. Page 116 uw ,H 4.5.4.4, Hg; 3': First Row: D. Huber, P. Kelly, K. Gilkey, T. Fox, j. Schaffer, M. Quinn, 1i Rieman, J. Foote, J, Salamone, R. Bums, R. Valvano, J. Uhly. Second Row: R. Selcer, K Hoskis, B. Boeing, C. Feldman, D. Bowling, R. Tabler, E. Richter, R. Sleltenpohl, R. Hansfeld, J. Dirr, C, Berry, L. Albers. Third Row: H. OhToole. D. McPhillips, R. Roycr, R. Scott, M. Hokins. j Fricker. P. Allison, PL Nolan, F. Dehne. W. I-IcllmulL A, Come, E. Leesnmn, Mr. Carter, Couch. ClJrHilflf 01.1954 Upon mmplclmg LhClY hrsL year of high school football, the freshmen realize the job ahead of them. They know that if they persevere, they will haw 21 winning Club when they reach their senior year. Elder 12 St. Rita 6 Elder 0 Purcell 19 Elder 26 Newport 0 Elder 26 Roger Bamn 0 Elder ti SL Xavier 6 Elder P53 Nm'wnnd 5 Freshmen dcl'cat Roger Bacon :0 lhc tune of 33 m U at Elder SlzlcliunL Vanity Hoopytem ?Vin 12, L056 10 Thu H952 Eldvr hzlskrlom'i, nmh-r 11w ahlc Lulvlugc 01 Head Cnurh Wulu'r lizirllvll. mm I2 and luxl HI games Lurk nl lu-ight himlctul lhc mulumlimml ability 01' 11W pL-I'wlmcl. ullhuugh llu- It'ZlHl mm'c lhutl m:nlr Hp lnr il by spirit :lml 1hr meliliullul lildm' will in win, I'uge HS VARSITY BASKIC'I'BAIL Hm! Run': l . Malone. 'l'. Ul'uingm'. K. BlH kCil.ilL'lll'. i. Caruso Miule, Ii. HL-mhcrg'cr. M. Allison. M'rwml Row: D. 1hn'lo,'l'. Kurlly. G. Muwz. W. lkmlcx. R. H'Ull. D. .hhcral'l, 1,. Merrill rklgrj Senior Letterman FEM! Rnn': jim Cin'uso. I'mn UrungL-I. Run Borkmmclu'. Swami Ix'Uu': .li' Hl'lllhlllilll 1SllL Munzlgum Eiul'i I'lcmhclgcr. .05. m... w, i ' i p l -' , -' '-:i , '33: :., v2 EALt-Wd 0;.;:3.; Jaf-E'HM x , The Panthers continued to play a high class schedule with surh strung teams as the Big Blue lfmm Hamilton, Xenia Public: High. the strong league tcums as major opponents. Failure :0 dcl'cul Roger Bacon and Xavier msl lhc Loam the league championship although these gzuncs were always closely and even hotly mn- Leslml. The team finished third in the Catholic League. IL prob- ably reached ils peak against the erlilinnal neighborhood rival, Western Hills. In this game the Panthers set 21 school runnl by sawing 76 points. Individually the team was sparked by the overall spirited play 01' Captain Jim Caruso, thc agressivenesg of Ken BOCkCIISLCHLL and the fine defensive work of Tom Gmingm'. and the good shunting ability of Earl Hemberger, Two juniors. Cordon Massn. and Bill Dooley, also demonstrated varsity ability. Both Carusu 21nd Mz'usa were given mentions 0n the various AlI-Cim-innuli teams chosen by the coaches and sports writers. Suucssl'ul seasons on Ihc part of the Rescrvex coat'hcd by George Lemmcl, and 111C Fl'cshnwu coached by Tom Carlvr plus 21 nudeus l'mm the past scumn's Varsity give rise to hopes for a highly sut'tcssful HiIlSHH next year. Page 120 RESERVE Firs! Ix'nn': D. Hammer, C 05- u'ultl. G. Cizlnfinln, R. Hughes, 1!. Sullivan. G. Aug. Srmud Row: R. Quinn 1:Xlgrg, RV Wolf. R. Welztgc. P. WieLImI'IL F. Muller. D. Boyla FRESHMEN Firs! Row.- P. Kelly. D. thm: T. FUV, R. Hmmt'cid. P. lining. R. Stcllenpnhl, R. Solver, 1L Bushman. Swmuf Row: M. Quinn Olgtj. L. Albers. H, Schucl'cr. P. Allsiuu. K R0313: A. CUIIIL'. C. Feldmnn. R. Brmvn. Page 121 TEAM WON LOST TIE 0m rplQ IA 1 9 0 l B 2 8 0 I C 11 G 0 1 D G 4 U l E .3 4 0 I F 2 8 0 Ovhi IQ 1A 2 8 0 l B 4 ti 0 1C 0 IO 0 l D 9 I 0 l E 3 4 2 1F 8 2 0 erplq 2A .3 :3 ll 2B 7 2 ll 26 8 2 0 2D 9 1 U 212 5 .3 0 0v h i lq 2A 3 4 2 2B 7 2 0 2C 4 G 0 2D ,1 4- 2 213 9 I 0 3A 4 8 0 3 B 10 3 0 3C 4 7 0 3D 4 8 U 3 E 7 .3 U 4 A 8 3 U 31 B 8 4 U 46 .3 7 0 4 D 3 9 0 ELIM INATIUN 4C Champs 01- School 3C Runners up of Senior Group 4A 373011501ali0n 2B Champs of Umlcnlassmen 2D Runners up of Untlcrrlassmen 1F Consolation Top: 323100 snags ball on rebound. Middle: Final score is handed to Mr. Cartelx BnUUm: Referees mnfcr after game. 'l'hc yells 21nd whoops ul' excilcd crowds attending the events 01. Eltlcr High Schools athletic prov gram were t'hllllllelcd to 0m: try of victory by tho ttltcct'lezulers of Elder, Mother of Mercy, um! Scum. ll'hc vigor and lung power expended by thcm transferred now hope and cncrgy m Lllv team on lhc field, working so hzml tn bringr home Victory uml l'zmlc t0 lhcir hclm'etl school, We hope the rhccrltlmlm's will not be forgotten, and their hours 01 ln'zu'titc 21ml toil will he ttpprcriatull Father lx't'uxling is the Mmlcramr 01' this :tttivityl Hill Bcttnct', .IOC Venncmztn, lint Boyle, jim Dttwcl. Cimkn'isr Frmn Tap: Put l.ninl. Jerry Skuhnn. Helen Meyer. Ron Avct'htzt'k. Nancy lllunlc. lloh llut'ncu. Dottie Dcpcnln'mk. Ralph Pnpp. jn Ann Szthitm. Mary Ann McCulluugh. John Burk. Chutlmtc Hunk, Hill lhmc.jczt11 Full and Fred linger. : LIFE SAVING A i 15in! Rout; R. Coladn, D. Morzltm, R. Ginzingcr. C. Strong. .S'H'uml Row: R. Knhhcs. G. Kuru. R. XVull'er, P. Pktgeman, Ji Klara, D. Bzuthmun. Third Row: j, Kiely, F. Bnchmnn, P thino, 'I'. Young, J. Oker, L. Hollgreic. Panther Mermen The Elder swimming team completed one of their most successful years. Among their many atthievcmcnts, they defeated junior Coke twice, took second place in the Greater Cinttinnati Catholic League. 21nd sent six of their mcmben up-statc to Compete in thc xcmi-l'inuls. This was the largest number they sent in several years. Due to a slow start and sickness among a few swimmers, Elder failed to rapture the Catholic League Crown. In the first three- way league meet they had a tough defeat and placed hm in th mntcst, When the next clash came around they ttljmbcd into legc 121 second place and 100k m'er the number one spot in the last event, Although they finished strong, they failed to net enough mtal paints for a the season to beat St. Xavier and had to bc satis- $ ficd xvi 111 second. 1 21Lller Vinccnt Schneider is looking to the future, ad g; -. because of the wonderful cxpcricncc gained by the undemlassmcn. j. Young, R. Ruth and M. Kabbes. Fathcr Schneider with Dick Bachman and Brother Frank Page 125 Firs! Row: K. Bockenslclle, '1'. Alhcrs. '1'. Graingcr, T. Schiller, 17.. Hcmhcrgcr. NI. Marchctli. R. Brickncr. Serum! Row: D. Wcllngc. R. Clark. D. Beck, J- Caruso, RI Hughes, C Burkhardt, 'II Flunniguu. R. Fischclz Third Rum G. Massa, D. Ashcruh. II; Nichuus, I Kcnkcl, W Dooley. li. Hayhow, 1. Leon. R. Laih, Student Manager, Mr. George Lemmel. Couch. STATE CHAMPIONS OF 1952 SENIOR LliT'l'ERM EN 120!!me Raw: I Caruso. T. Flunigun, C Burkhardl. T. Schiller, M, Marrhcui. I Niehzlm. Tap ern': R, Bl'icknct', 'I'A Mbcrsl KA BOCkCIISlCilC, IC. Hem- hcrgcr. 'l'. Gmingcr. Page 126 Elder won the 1952 Ohio High School Baseball Championship. The animal tournament, con- ducted under the auspices of the Ohio High School Athletic Asisociation, establishes the cham- pionship of the State of Ohio. The crack Elder team demonstrated its ability by winning the District and Regional Champion- ships played at Crosley Field and the State Finals played on the Varsity Baseball diamond at Ohio State in Columbus. Unquestionably this was one of the finest high school baseball teams ever assembled. It coni- bined a tremendous pitching staff with steady fieldng and clutch hitting. The trio of senior hurlers was outstanding. Earl Buck Hem- berger, Ron Brickner and Tom Flanagan all at one time or another demonstrated terrific ability under pressure Flanagan pitched a no hit game; Brickner, who never lost a tournament game, was the big name in the great triumph over Roger Bacon; Hemberger, hurled the great vie tory over Mhestem Hills and the final games over Cleveland East and Galion. Grainger beats out hit. Pre-game prayer. The infield, Composed of Don Ashcruft at third, jim Caruso at short, Tom Shillcr at second, and R011 Brickticr and jerry Kenkel at first played sparkling defensive bail 2111 season. Clutch hit- ting was the particular forte 0L Caruso and Ashcrai't. The outfield made up of left fielder, Bill Dooley, center fielder, Tom Graingcr and right fielder, Dick V'Veletge and Earl Hcmherger could do it all: hit, run and field. The great hurling 0f the pitching staff was fully handled by Gordon Mam: who did a fine job 0i receiving while hitting a .300 plus average. This fine team was touched by Mr. George Lemmcl who is to be congratulated for bringing- his first baseball team through to the State Title. Disfrici Semi-Finuls - - Elder. A .3 Wes+ Hi ............ U District Finals ----- Elder ...... 3 Bacon ............... 2 Regional ScmE-Finuls - Eider ...... 6 Duyfan Fuirview ..... 3 Regional Finals - - - - Elder.... .12 Purcell .............. 1 State ScmfmFinuis - - . Elder ...... 7 Cleveland 5051' ....... i Shift: Finals ------ Elder ...... 5 Gulinh .............. D Lineup before game. Out at home. Hm! Rnw: R. Hzilcr. D. Ducrgcr. 1-2. Englc G. Sccgcr. Srrmul Raw: Mr. Pqu Slrykca'. Couch, l-L. Sccgcr. R. SLcmzm. 1L Alounnun, lkruuij '1 271m J. Rnnsick, D. FUHIL j. hmlc, D, Kelihcr, J. Skuhan. J, Dolh'ics. B. Ricm. ,, ff 901' ;l , I Mm Page 128 Top: Nice Set! Buluml: Mr. Slrykcr gives instruction. H'hile the tennis and golf teams tlidlfl set th world on fire this season. yet they wcrc in them l'ighlinf,r for Elder with us much spirit as any other group or team in Ihc school. A WW77m-vmrq '4 : ,W mu; In Mr. and Mrs. James Agee Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aisenbrey Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albers Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Albers Mr. and Mrs. George Albiez Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allison Mr. and Mm Carl Ambach ML and Mrs. Joseph Andres Mr. and Mrs. Louis Armbruster Mr. Joseph Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashcraft Mr. and Mrs. George Aug Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ausdenmcore MI'. and Mrs. Lawrence Averbeck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bachmnn Mr. and Mrs. George Bachmnn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Back Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backs Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bacon Mr. and Mrs Robert Bahlke Mrs. Anna Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bain Mr. and Mrs. William Balsley Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barlage Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Barnhorst Mn and Mrs. Augustine Bauer Mt. and Mrs. John Baum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bay Mr. and Mrs Charles 3631 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beard Mr. and Mrs. William Beck Mts. Eiaine B. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John Beckmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Lennard Bedel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Behler Mrs. Rose Bellman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bencsk Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Bender Mrs. Edna Bender Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Benson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berninger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barns Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eernzott Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beroset Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bertram Mr. and Mrs, George Bettner Mrs. Anna Biederman Mr. and Mrs. Simon Binder Mr. and Mn Frank Blank Mr. Wiiliam Blame Mr, and Mrs. Clement Bockenstette Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bockenstene Mn and Mrs. Bernard Boeing Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bohnert Mr. and Mrs. William Booth Mr. and Mrs. Edward Borgman Mr. and Mrs. V. Robert Bowden Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brady ML and Mrs. Louis Brandewiede Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brands Mr. and Mrs. Harry Breaker Mr. and Mrs. John Brendle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brickner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brockhuis Mr. and Mrs. August Broerman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erofft Mr. and Mrs. James Brogan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks Mrs. Elanorn Bros: Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Brown Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brown Mr. and Mn. William Brown Mr. and Mn: Andrew Brown Mr. and. Mrs. Elmer Eruening Mr. and Mn. Val Erunner Mr. and Mn. Frank Bruns Mn. Nnnmi Brun- Mr. and Mrm Gerald Brusman Mr. and Mrs. Willard Erunsman Mr. and Mrs. Allan Buck Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Buening Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burger Mr. and Mrs. Wininm Burkhart Mn and Mrs. Jule Burnett Mrs Alma Burns Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bushman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buttelwerth Mn and Mrs. Robert Byrum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cain Mr. and Mrs. James Campoli SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Peter Casey Mr, and Mrs. John Casey Mr. and Mrs. William Childs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cianciola Mr, and Mrs. Charles Cirrincione Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Codling Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Colado Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins Mn and Mrs. Morris Collins Mr. William Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Contant Mr, and Mrs. Antonio Conte Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Costa Mr. and Mrs. Norman Counts Mr. and Mrs. James Coyle Mr. and Mrs. William Culman Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Davis M1: and Mrs. Raymond Davorsn Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Dehler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dehne Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dener Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Denier Mr. and Mrs. Ivc Depenbmck Mr. and Mrs. Frank Detzel Mr. and Mrs. Thomls Dillinger Mr. and Mrs. Ellswnrth Dirr Mn and Mrs. William Doerger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Doerger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daherty Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duherty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doll Mrs. Kathryn Dollries Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dooley Mrs. Eva Dotterman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dayle Mrs. Elizabeth Dozier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drexler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dryer Mr. Raymond Duell Mr. and Mrs. August Duesing Mrs. Amanda Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dugan Mr. John Durbin Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Duwel Mr. and Mrs. Julian Duwel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edrich Mr. and Mrs. John Ehrman Mr. Frank Eiben Mr. and Mrs. William Eichstadt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eilerman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eldred Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis Mr. and MrsA Everest Engel Mr. and Mrs. George Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Frank Espelage Mr. and Mrs. Henry Farwick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fahey NR. and Mrs. Walter Fay Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fehring Mrs. Catherine Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Felix Mr. and Mrs. John Fern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiadeldey Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fiefhaus Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Finley Mr. and Mrs. William Finley Mr. and Mrs. John Finn Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Finn Mrs. Angela Fischetti Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher Mn and Mrs. Charles Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flanizan Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Flohr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn Mr. and Mrs. William Fonte Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Frank Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank Mr. and Mrs. Carl Franke Mr. and Mrs. John Frat: Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Frey Mr. and Mrs John Fricker Mrs. Mabel Fries Mr. and Mrs. William Frietsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frimming Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fuller Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gahan and Mrs. Orville Gallagher . and Mrs. William Gander and Mrs. Joseph Gartner and Mrs. Bernard Gates . and Mrs. Bernard Gawolek and Mrs. Fred Geiger and Mrs. Harry Gerdes . and Mrs. Edwin Gerke . and Mrs. John Gerke . and Mrs. William Gerrety . and Mrs. Charles Garth Mrs. Vera Gerwei and Mrs, James Gibson . and Mrs. Richard Gilday . and Mrs. James Gilkey . and Mrs, Clarence Giltz . Rcmilda Gindling and Mrs. Peter Ginzinger . and Mrs. Earl Girty and Mrs. Ralph Gcedde . and Mrs. Walter Goetz . and Mrs. George Gains . and Mrs. Karl Gold and Mrs. George German and Mrs. Walter Grainger . and Mrs. Joseph Gramann . Mildred Gramza and Mrs Charles Greer and Mrs. John Griffin . and Mrs. Francis Griffiths . and Mrs. Edward Grofer . and Mrs. Ambrose Groh . and Mrs. Lawrence Grate . and Mrs. Charles Grunkemeyer and Mrs George Guenthner . and Mrs. Adam Gutjahr . and Mrs. William Haas and Mrs. Timothy Huggerty and Mrs. James Haley . and Mrs. Ignatius Hamel and Mrs. Fred Hammerle . and Mrs. Herman Hanekamp and Mrs Finnly Haney . Ethel Haney . and Mrs. Lee Harmeyer and Mrs. Raymond Harris and Mrs. Charles Hartinger and Mrs Carl Hasselbeck and Mr; William Hater and Mrs. Stanley Hater . and Mrs. Raymond Hauck and Mrs. Irwin Hauck . and Mrs. George Haufler . and Mrs. Walter ngsfeld . Alice Haverkos and Mrs Richard Hay . and Mrs. Frank Hayden and Mrs. Edward Hayhow and Mrs. John Heidemann , and Mrs. Henry Heimbrock . and Mrs. Albert Heister and Mrs. Leo Heithaus and Mm Willard Hellman and Mrs. Bernard Helmes and Mrs. John Hemberger and Mrs. Julius Hemmer , Joseph Hempelman and Mrs. Leo Hendley . and Mrs. Ferd Hengehold and Mrs. John Hen: . and Mrs. Philip Henzerling . and Mrs. Anhur Herbers . Joseph Herbs: . and Mrs. Thomas Herman and Mrs. Albert Hertsenberg and Mrs. Edward Hell and Mrs. Howard Hens . Loretta Heyl and Mrs. Lawrence Heyl and Mrs. Theobald Heyob and Mrs. John Hille and Mrs. Walter Hilton and Mrs. Leonard Himmelmann and Mrs, George Hischemiller and Mrs. Frank Hodges and Mrs. Edmund Hoelker . and Mrs Joseph Hoffbauer , and Mrs. Philip Hafmeyer . and Mrs. Gilbert Holscher . and Mrs. Joseph Hultgrefe . and Mrs, A1 Hcltmeier . and Mrs. Albert Holzschuh Puge 129 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Honkomp Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huber Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hul'm Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Hummeldorf Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Iocobucci Mr. and Mrs. Edward Inderhees Mr. and Mrs. Peter Islet Mr. and MrsA Leonard Jacob Mr, and Mrs. Chester Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jaehnen Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janszen 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jeanmaugm Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings Mr. and Mrs Roy Johann Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones Miss Mary C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jump Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jung Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Junk Mrs. Alberta Junker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabbcs Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaeser Mr. and Mm Peter Kahles Mr, and Mrs. Stanton Kahny Mr. J oseph Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. John Kaising Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Kallmeyer Mrs. Ann Kaminsky Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kammer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kammer Mr. and Mrs August Karat Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Karwisch Mn and Mrs. Lawrence Kathman Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Ono Keene Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Keith Mr. and Mrs. John Keliher Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Keller Mr. and Mrs John Keller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KeIIEy Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenkel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kern ML and Mrs. Myron Kern Mr. and Mrs. John Kiely Mr. and Mrs. Louis Klare Mr. Joseph Klawitter Mrs. Gertrude Klug Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knapke Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knoerzer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koch Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kohler ML and Mrs. Harry Kolks ML and Mrs. Joseph Kullman Mr. and Mrs. John Koo Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Kmpman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kotz Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kreimer Mr. Harry Kreimer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Krekeler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krimmer Mr. and Mrs. CamiUus Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krnth Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuley Mr. and Mn. Augult Kummer Mr. and Mn, William Kurt: Mr. and Mn. Frank Kurt: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luib Mr, and Mrs, Edward Laird Mr. and Mrs. Hermln Lakebem Mrs. Mary Lally Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lumber; Mrs, Elizabeth Lambing Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence anpe Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lampert Mr. and Mrs, Lee Lanzarotm Mr. Frank Lnuck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lautenbach Mr. Aloysius Lavanier Mrs. Catherine Lay Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leach Mr. , and . and . and I and . and . and , and . and and Mrs. . and Mrs. I and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. V and Mrs. . Bernard Loechtenfeldt . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . OLilda Ludwig . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Leesman Charles J'. Leesman Edward Leisgang John Leon Nelsnn Lillis William Lind Richard Linneman August Lipps Paul Littlefield J oseph Lohman Harry Lonneman Philip Lucas Lawrence Ludwig Charles Ludwig Ferd Lueken Clarence Luken David Lustenberger Ralph Mack William Macke James Magness Elmer Maher Edward Maher Daniel Mahoney . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Catherine Manzi . and Mrs, . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and . and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. MrsI a nd and and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. I and Mrs. James Mala: John Malone Frank Maftry Oscar Mandery Eugene Manifald Michael Marchetti Albert Martini Fiorian Martini Michael Martini Harry Masminster Arthur Massa Michael Mastruserio Joseph Mathews William Mattschcck John Maxi Frank Mayer . Joseph McCann I Charles McDonald Edward McDonald . James MCGinnis . John McGrail McKeown John McMichaeI Thomas McPhiIIips Walter Menke Harry Menke Arthur Menkhaus Edward Menkhaus Albert Merk Mrs. Loretta Merrell Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs, . and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and MrsI I Mary Meyers and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs, . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Louis Merrill Norbert Mersch Nichalos Merschbach Aaron Marten Edmund Martens Joseph Metze Edward Metzger Walter Meyer Edward Meyer Harry Meyer John Meyer Robert L. Meyer Ellsworth Meyer Edward Mielke Carl Miller Charles Miller Warren Miller Wilbur Miller Robert Mills Albert Minges Leo Mueller Chester Mohat Oscar Mohr Edward Molengraft Hubert Molengraft Edward Molique Leo Mulluy Howard Mombarg and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. y and Mrs. . and Mrs. and MrsI . and Mrs. and Mrs. John Manahan Charles Moarman George Morano Anthony Mueller Frank Mueller George Mueller Ervin Mueller Carl Mueller SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mullen N111 and Mrs. Jnhn Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy Mr, and M11; William Murray Mr. and Mrs. John Much Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Myers Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nagel Mr. H. H. Neberding Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neiheisel M1: and Mrs. Clarence Newberry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Niederbaumer Mr. and MrsA Clement Niehaus Mn and Mrs. Edwin Nienaber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Niepcrte Mrs. Clara Noble M1: and Mrs. Glenn Noe Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nolan Mn and Mrs. Jacob Nusekabel Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nuss Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober Mr. and MrsV Charles Oblinger Mr. and Mrs. Milton Och: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Odell Mn and Mrs. Vincent Offutt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oker Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olberding Mr. and Mrs. Albert Olthaus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ortwein Mr. and Mrs. George Ostendorf Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ostertag Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oswald ML and Mrs. Harry O'Toole Mr. and Mrs. Dayton OH: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ottaway Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Otte Mr. and Mrs. Urban Otten Mr. Joseph Paff Mr. and Mrs, Frank Panaro Mr. and Mrs. Nick Paulos Mr. and MrsI Elmer Pelzel Mn and Mrs. Joseph Peter Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peters Mr. and Mrs John Pfaffinger Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Piageman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plye Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Polking Mr. and Mrs. George Popp Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Poppa Mr. and Mrs. Jul'm Powell M1: and Mrs. Robert Powell Mr. and Mrs. Emil Porwet Mrt Frank Presutto Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prout Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rabong Mr. and Mrs. George Rahe Mr. and Mrs. W. Elder Ransick Mr. and Mrs. Al Read Mr. Edwin Rachel Mr. and Mrs. John Reddington Mr. and Mrs. William Radar Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Regan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rehage Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Reid Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rainer Mr. and. Mrs. Rudolph Reinhold Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reinshagen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rennekamp Mr. and Mrs. Edward Renneker Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reusing Mr, and Mrs, Edward Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Richter Mr. and MrsI August Richter Mr. and Mrs. John Rickert Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rieman Mr. and Mrs. William Rinck Mrs. Eiteen Rinear Mr. and Mrs. William Robbe Mr. and Mrs. Llnyd Robinson Mn and Mrs. William Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robisch Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rum Mr. and MrsA Michael Ross Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Roth Mr. and Mrs. John Ruth Mrs. George Rothhaas Mr; and Mrs. George Rothring ML and Mrs. Joseph Royer Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ruberg Mr. and Mrs. John Rudolph and Mrs. R. C. Reubusch , and Mrs. John Rueve . and Mrs. Alois Ruthman . and MrsA Thomas Ryan and Mrs. Peter Sabine and Mrs. Samuel Salamone . and Mrs. Henry Salamone . and M11 Ciarence Sandman and Mrs. Albert Sandmann and Mrs. Ernest Santuru . Robert Sauer . and Mrs. Albert Sayer William Scanlon . and Mrs. Joseph Schaffer and Mrs. Arthur Schaller . and Mrs. Peter Schamer and Mrs. John Schapker and Mrs. Chester Scharff . and Mrs. Cletus Scheid . and Mrs. Raymund Scheidt and Mrs. William Scheidt . Mary Schell and Mrs. Carl Schellenberger and Mrs. Richard Schenck and Mrs. John Scheper . and Mrs. William Schiller A and Mrs. Joseph Schimpf . and Mrs. Joseph Schlimm . and Mrs. George Schloemer . and Mrs. Edward Schmidt . and Mrs. John Schneider and Mrs. Frank Schnur . Lawrence Schubert . and Mrs. Stanley Schoch . Kathryn Schack . and Mrs, Edward Schackman . and Mrs. Charles Schramm . and Mrs. Cletus Schroeder and Mrs, Joseph Schroeder . and Mrs. Oliver Schroer . and Mrs. Frank Schuerman . and Mrs. Lawrence Schulten Mrs. Florence Schumacher Mr, and MrsI Clarence Schuman ML and Mrs. George Schuur Mrs. Gertrude Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schweer Mrs. Rose Schwing . and rs. Robert Scott I and Mrs. Arthur Seeger , and Mrs. William Seeger I and Mrs. Harry Sehlhorst . and Mrs. Harold Seibert I and Mrs Joseph Seiter . and Mrs. Robert Seitz . and Mrs. Clifford Selcer . and Mrs. Charles Shaefer . and Mrs. Raymond Shannon , and Mrs. Thomas Sheets . and Mrs Edward Sheldon . and Mrs. Herbert Shepard . and Mrs. John Shock . and Mrs. Clifford Siefke I and Mrs. John Siegmundt . Romilda Siemer and Mrs. Thomas Sieve . and Mrs. Elmer Sigluck and Mrs. Frank Sillies . and Mrs. John Skahan . and Mrs. Joseph Smithmeyer . and Mrs. John Soaper . and Mrs. Chester Sonderman . and Mrs. Albert Spanagel . and Mrs. W. J. Spence . and Mrs. Joseph Sperber . and Mrs. Albert Spohr and Mrs. Eugene Stagnarn . and Mrs. Louis Stahl . and MrsI Ralph Stalf . and Mrs. Edward Stanton and Mrs. Ralph Sleltenpohl . and Mrs, Leonard Stemann , and Mrs. Lester Stephens . and Mrs. Harry Stevens and MrsA John Stiegler . and Mrs. Elmer Stuckelman and Mrs. Chris Slacker . and Mrs. Joseph Storey I and Mrs. Ferd Strack . and Mrs. Oscar Strattun . and Mrs. Ralph Straub . and Mrs. Melber Streng and Mrs. Charles Sullivan P11 gc l 30 . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. , and NIri and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and Mrs. and Mrs . and Mrs. . and Mrs. nd Mrs, . and Mn . and Mrs. and Mrs. . and MrsI and Mrs. . and Mr: . and Mn. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. I and Mrs. and Mrs. . and MrsI . and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan August Sunderman Urban Tabler Harry Taphorn Lathan Taylor Anthony Tedesco Irvin Teeken William TenoeVrer LIwrence Tape Raymond Thesken Walter Thiemann Carl Thomas Howard Thomas John Thyen Louis Tieman Daniel TiernIn James Timon Leo Trageser Robert Trimpe Wiltiam Tuchfarber Thomas Tully Lowell Turner Frank Umberg Fred Unger William Vale Mileo Valvano August Vennemann Clarence Vierling Austin Voelker Joseph Vogel William Vogt Edwin Vcnderahe . and Mrs. Frank Von Holle . and MrsI Albert Vornhagen . and Mrs. Guenther Voss . and Mrs. Lawrence Wagner . and Mrs. Raymond WIllace . Elaine B. Walsh . and Mrs. William Walters . and Mrs. Clement Wanninger Mrs. Irene Ware Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Weber Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wegman Mrs. Marie Wegman Mrs. Helen Wehrle Mr. and Mrs. William Wehrle Mr. and Mrs. George Weide Mrs. Margaret Weidinger Mr. and Mrs, Frank Waingartner Mr, and Mrs. Howard Weinheimer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisgerber . and Mrs. Frank Welage . and Mrs. Charles Wernicke . and Mrs. Lawrence Wernke . and Mrs. Edward Wornke and Mrs. Edwin Wernke . and Mrs. Philip Wessendurf I and Mrs John Westerhoff . and Mrs. Carl Westrich and Mrs. John Wetterich and Mrs. James Whaeln . and M11 Mark Whelen . and Mrs. William White I and Mrs. James Wiethorn . and Mrs. William Wilk . and Mrs. Joseph Wilkens . and Mrs. Edward Wilzbach . and Mrs. William Wimmel . and Mrs. Edward Windholtz . and Mrs. Emil Windhultz . and Mrs. Bernard Winger and Mrs. Louis Winter . and Mrs. Leonard Wirtz . and Mrs. Harold Witschger . and Mrs. Henry Witsken . and Mrs. Joseph Witsken . and Mrs, Frank Witt . and Mrs. Norbert Wittrock . and Mrs. Paul Wogenstahl . and Mrs. Roger Waller Marion Wubbolding . and Mrs, Edward Wuest , and Mrs. Edward A. Wuest . and Mrs. Carl Wurtz . Ind Mrs. George Young . and Mrs. Clifford Zahneis . and Mrs. Charles Zech Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zeiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zimmer Mr, and Mrs. Louis Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zwick .1 Pafmnize and Siggp0; f C953? gdvemgem 45 They are Yaw Gaad Friendg am? Gum U mr lvl't: I'J'Vilw to make ;I deal with the 5H JIV smrc nu Jricmrs. l . n H . l I l'ppcr right: Mr, tiaru't' film'kn M'UH'H :1L inll'a-murul basketball gmm's. Lower 1011 7 Hail, Hail. llu gangs :Lll 11cm Lower right Two Ugilamm at their lnm. leg'c 11H Congrafulafions and Bes+ Wishes 'l'o +he Gradua+ing Class of I952 ELDER HIGH SCHOOL WELFARE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Mr. Thomas E. Ryan ............................... Presiden+ Mr. Vincenf OHUH ............................ Vice-Presidenf Mrs. VincemL laco'oucci . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . Financial Secrefary Mrs. James Ellis ......................... Recording Secretary Mrs. Fred Geiser ..................... Corresponding Secrefary Rev. Urban Sfang ................................. Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Lawrence Heyl Mrs. Helen Brunsman Mr. Edward McDonald Mr. Clemen+ Bockensfeffe Mr. Willard Brunsman Mr. Joseph Nau COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mr. Joseph S+orey. Chairman ...................... Card Parfy Mr. Edward McDonald, Co-Chairman ............... Card Parfy Mrs. Helen Wilkens .................................. Cheer Mr. Lawrence Heyl. Chairman ................... En+er+ainmen+ Mr. Wm. Vogf. Mr. Thos. Kaufman. Co-Chairmen. . .Enferfainmenf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S+orey ...................... Membership Mrs. Joseph Nau. Mr. John Powell ................. Membership Mr. Carl Miller, Chairman ........................... Publicify Mrs. Helen McDonald. Mr. Fred Huber. Co-Clna'lrmenl . . .Publicify Mr. Ed. Sheldon ............................... Refreshmenfs Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Tedesco ..................... Regis+rar Mrs. Virginia Mulvey. . . .Delegafe +0 Federafion o1c Cafholic PIA. . There is no reagon why every parenf of an Elder S+uden+ and every gradua+e should no+ belong +0 Hue Welfare Associah'on Dues only $1.00 per year In +he +wen+y-+hird year of ifs exisfence, Hie Associa+ion has given Elder High School over $7000.00 wor+h CR permanenf improvement $9500.00 worfh of supplemen+ary funds Jfor acfivHies Page 132 Tom Schiller, Jim Caruso and Ken Bockenstetfe look of the doihes they wish they would have gotten last Christmas a! ywmw GILSEY AND GLENWAY Page 133 YOUR PORTRAIT Is A Graceful Way Of Acknowledging True Friendship YOUNG 8 CARL STUDIO 7+h and Vine CincinnaH. Ohio Phone: PArkway 2277 Page 13-1 Fmthtfiics at UM! Chrishmrs Puffy 1951. We Wish You Success from the JUNIORS Page 13:7 Best Wishes from the SOPHOMORES Most Popular Girls at Elder During Lunrh Hours. Page 1 36 THE DORST COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS-PLAQUES-STATUETTES Special AHenHon Given To LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB AND FRATERNITY PINS We Invife Your SuggesHons DESIGNS FURNISHED UPON REQUEST 2I00 Reading Road Cincinnafi. Ohio Phone: PArkway 3360 Page 137 L: m,. E mmxx, ma... . C omplimenfs ofa FRIEND TIM: I Irrc.5' 0f Vrkmry. THE ii 0 per Atop Cincinnatfs l CLUB Historic Music Hall. Where The Nation's Tup Bands Play Each Saturday Evening OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS RESERVATIONS - CH 3086 Page 189 The erlrf Singing Christmas Carols at Party. Congratulations From The FRESHMEN CW5 Page 140 Compliment of Complimenfs of LOUiS Meyer Co., Inc. Cupid Ice Cream Co. Ho+ House Leaf LeHuce. Tomatoes. Cucumbers, 8+0 CINCINNATI. OHIO N.W. Cor. Vine and Waier 5+ree+s Cincinnafi 2, Ohio You're Sure - H's Pure For The Finesf In Dry Cleaning Call PHILLIPS DRY CLEANERS 49I7 GLENWAY AVENUE WAbash 2202 Garmenfs are assorfed accordingly +0 colors. assuring you a new brigh+ness. We specialize in urormais and wedding gowns. Three hours service is available on any reasonable garmenf if broughf +0 our sfore. CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE IS ALSO AVAILABLE CARS TRUCKS TOM'S AUTO SALES STUDEBAKER WESTWOOD WESTWOOD F. MENKHAUS 8: SONS Confracfors and Builders l724 DENHAM STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO PHONE WAbash I954 Page 1-11 KLAENE FOUNDRY CO., INC. Gray Iron C asfings lbfh and Russell Covingfon. Ky. Complimenfs of HUDDLE HUT Bachman Elecfric OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Home Made ChilF and Bar-B-Q Var? l ! 3726 HARRISON AVE. 3836 CHURCH LANE MO 0620 CHEVIOT. OHIO Jennings Drayage CO- Midwest Meat Market Dump Truck Service '504 L'N-N STREET mar PARKWAY 7937 Bob Jennings-Class '34 PETE SABINO. Prop. CHERRY 9734 r - - - Page 1-12 Giffs For All Occasions J. C. HOCKETT CO. JEWELERS Diamonds Wafches ExpenL Repairing CHEVIOT MADISONVILLE . NORWOOD Complimenfs of Cosfon's Confectionery 3639 WARSAW AVENUE Miss Rim .S'clr-uttem 1952 Annual Queen. Wm. Enderlein 8 Company, Inc. Wholesale Disfribu+ors Fresh Fruifs and Vegefables S.W. CORNER SECOND AND PLUM STREETS CINCINNATI. OHIO Pa at 1-13 INCORPORATED DECEMBER. I892 The Central Falrmounf Building and Loan Co. Home Office: SAVINGS INSURED BY 1944 HARRISON AVENUE THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND CINCINNATI 14' OHIO LOAN INSURANCE CORP. Cheviot Branch.- 3320 HARMSON AVENUE CHEVIOT. OHIO OPEN DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY TELEPHONE GRandview 8422 Klawi'r'rer Trucking Company I674 WESTWOOD AVENUE CINCINNATI l4I OHIO Page 144 Besf Wishes +0 Class of I952 Meyer's Jewelers 4900 GLENWAY AT GUERLEY AL M BOEX Diamonds . Wafches Completelnsurance Service Silver - Fi rine 9 s 606 SCHMIDTBUELDING GRANDVIEW 272 I MAIN 4274-75-76 Complimenfs of COSTON RADIO AND TELEVISION Comp'imenk of Sales 83 Service Fischer's Bakery, Inc. Aufhorized Dealer For MOTOROLA - WESTINGHOUSE ADMIRAL STROMBERG-CARLSON FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE On All Makes Of TV-HCME AND AUTO RADIOS 5I I5 Glenway Ave. WAbash 9073 Phone CHerry 5288-5289 Res: AVon 0323 Joseph Lasita 8! Sons Wholesale FruH's and Vegefables 327 W. COURT STREET ' ' 2- . CINCINNATL OHIO jue Friclrer Toots a Time on The Tuba. Page 1715 M iss Rosema ry Dnoley H. ZIMMER CO. Frui+s and Vege+a bles Zlb W. SECOND ST. MAIN 2586 Complimen+s of GLENWAY PONY KEG GLENWAY AND RELLIUM W6 WARSAW PONY KEG 3449 WARSAW Wine Snacks Beer 0 Mixers . WE DELIVER Schmidt Pharmacy 3283 WERK ROAD. NEAR GLENMORE CINCINNATI III OHIO HUMBOLT I480 HUMBOLT l48l Thompson's Dairy Bar 36l6 NORTH BEND ROAD Compliment of Miller's Clothes WG-V 3623 HARRISON AVENUE Cheviot Ohio MOnfana 3858 Page 116 YOUR LOCAL DEALER HEINZ 8 CONES, INC. 2350 FERGUSON ROAD MOnfana 3l I2 Sure is hue for '52 . . . when bener automobiles are built BUICK will build fhem CARUSO 8 LOBONO Wholesale Fruits and Vegefables FRONT AND VINE PARKWAY I074 PARKWAY l075 H. MAUSE FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS WAbash 0265 4442 GLENWAY AVENUE An Independently Owned Company -Operah'ng Exclusively in the Western Hills I'ugc H7 . 5' 5 . 0mm .. .. 1'kang , Mary Lee Gehring 0f Seton rmd jim. Duwel of Elder as xeen by Mr. chiey's rumera on his Ielevl'simr set The mirasion runs the junior Town Meetmg ngrmn. For Quali+y. Insured Work Call DUNBAR 3476 Acme Tree Service Owned and Operaied by Griffins WABASH 4842 WABASH 48 l 2 Brunner Brothers Sheef Mefal and Roofing Furnaces 7I3 SEDAM ST. CINCINNATI 4. O. SEMl-SELF SERVICE SCHOENY'S Qualify Food Shop Phones: MOnfana IIOO- I IOI GLENMORE AND MONTANA AVES. WESTWOOD CINCINNATI. OHIO Harmeyer's Food Market 27l8 WEST EIGHTH STREET WABASH 664I Page 1-18 Schulten's Beverage Store 42I l Glenway Ave. WAbasl-I 9946 Pony Kegs - BoHle and Jug Beer Ice Sfafion 3 Wines 3 Mixers 50H Drinks 3 Snacks e- Ice Cream Cinfi. 5. 0. Walter Leuenberger MEATS 4906 GLENWAY AVENUE WABASH 4556 Duwel Hardware CHEVIOTHMONTANA l068 3533 HARRISON AVENUE PRICE HILL-WABASH 5395 3624 WARSAW AVENUE CINCINNATI. OHIO WABASH 9964 Earl's Sohio Service EARL M. DABNEY Glenway and Sunse+ Avenues Tires, Tubes3Ba+feries and Accessories Mo+or TunewUp 3 General Repairs Glenway Tire Shop 4033 GLENWAY AVENUE PRICE HILL CINCINNATI. OHIO Complimenfs of SURREY GRILL 660I GLENWAY MO 9658 WAbash 3464 Price Hill Electric and Radio Shop Call Us For Your Elecfrical and Radio Troubles 3529 WARSAW AVENUE PRICE HILL AL B. OTTING, Proprietor LILIE'S PHARMACY N.E. CORNER GLENMORE AND MONTANA AVENUES PHONE: MONTANA 28 l 0 WESTWOOD Page 1-19 Hoferer's Grocery and Delicatessen GRAND AND GLENWAY WABASH 984l Inez Beauty Salon V36? 3544 WARSAW AVENUE CINCINNATI 5. OHIO The A. Topicz 8'. Sons Co., Inc. Wholesale Cigars. Cigareibs. Tobacco. Candy. Gum Up f0 Dafe CigareHe Vending Machines I73l ELM STREET PHONE: PARKWAY 9323 Phone WAbash I635 EARL A. ZEISER Plumbing Confracfor 708 TRENTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 5. OHIO KUNNEN BROTHERS 3406 GLENWAY AVENUE CINCINNATI 5. 0. Mike Dick SUNOCO PRODUCTS Von Lehmden Brothers Wholesale Qualify Fruifs and Vegefables I830- I832 Freeman Avenue Cincinnati l4. Ohio Phone: MAin 4I3Z-MAin 4I33 KEN RECK, INC. Chrysler . Plymoufh 3730 HARRISON AVENUE PHONE: MO 0430 CHEVIOT ll. 0. Thiemann Bros. Inc. SPONSORS LEADWAY FOOD STORES Page 150 WESTERHAUS COMPANY, INC. SINCE 1909 OPERATORS OF PIN BALL MACHINES and other Coin Operated Equipment MOnfanc: 5000 HAn'wctys First With the Best in Coin Operated Machines 3726 KESSEN AVENUEI CHEVIOT RICHTER $335353 ES3EEE$TDN Six welI-Iocafed pfanfs and a large $183+ 0+ mixer mcks +0 give prompf service. AH plan+s and +rucks are well operafed by men especially frained for +heir iobs. Excavafing and all kinds of hauling. Drag Jrrailers. power shovels. crane and clam shell service. pole frailers. If it's CONCRETE you need, call PArkway 7020 If ifs EXCAVATING and HAULING, call CHerry 2930 Main Office: I249 Wes+ Sevenfh Sfreef Cincinnafi 3. Ohio Waifmzv in Cnfelm'iu Ready for xldimz. ; 3.: l'npy: ISI BEST WISHES FROM WIEDEMANN'S It's Registered FOR FLAVOR PROTECTION THE GEO. WIEDEMANN BREWING C0,, NEWPORT, KY. St. Lawrence Dry Cleaners 3652 WARSAW AVENUE GRANDVIEW l3l2 2 Hour ServicekCash and Call 2 Day Pick-Up and Delivery F. Unger's Sons Since I898 QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY EXCLUSIVELY 35I2 Harrison Ave. Cheviot Ohio MOnfana 0320 - 032! LAWRENCE R. HEYL Surveyor 4432 RACEVIEW AVENUE Payne 1:32 C.A.SQUERIorCO. 72 PLUM STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO Jim Murphy '47 Charli Squeri '47 FOR: SNACKS ORDER: LUNCHES From your home by phone SUPPERS From your car at the drive-ins PARTIES From your table in the TREATS Frisch's Restaurants Copyrighf WEI Frisch's Restauranfs Incr Cincinnati, Ohio Your Nearesf Frisch's Resi'auranf . . . Price Hi Phone GRandview 6726 5 other convenient locations Page 153 HC;5'UTgCn Aaronson 84 Funck Wholesale Fruii's 08 PLUM STREET CHERRY 0585 Besf Wishes From The HITCHING POST Buy I1 Baked AT MARl-BETH BAKERY Where Only The Bes.+ Ingredienfs Are Used P. GINZINGER. Proprie+or WESTWOOD DELICATESSEN OpposHe Wesfwood Theafre Open 10 AM. +0 II P.M4 Phone MO 9722 3.2 and 679 Premium Beer-Wine Cold Cuis and Snacks-Sofi Drinks 3l07 Harrison Avenue Cincinnafi. Ohio Mahoney's Pharmacy Prescrip+ion Pharmacisfs 4474 w. Eith S+ree+ Phone WAbash 4904 Price Hill Cincinnati. Ohio Page IS-I Loyal +0 +he EJthcs of Pharmacy Edward W. Wolff 44l3 Glenway Ave.3Price Hill Cincinnafi. Ohio Phone WAbash I236 JOLLY CHEF RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Sandwiches 3 Soups 3 Shorf Orders 35l6 WARSAW AVENUE C. JOS. NAU Dickhaus-Momberg Company Apples a Specialfy 225 W. SECOND STREET CHerry 45l0 Complimenk of L. MYERS DAIRY War 3328 GLENMORE AVENUE MONTANA I942 HANN SHOE REPAIR We Specialize in all Orfhopedic Work 3604 Warsaw Avenue Phone WAbash 4285 Price Hill Cincinnai'i. Ohio Sales Service COMPLETE PARTS DEPARTMENT Body and Fender Repairing and Refinishing The Glenway Chevrolet Co. 4225-3I GLENWAY AVE. WAbash 4590-9l Price Hill Page 1:35 KNOW YOUR JEWELER BOCKENSTETTE JEWELER Diamond; - Witcbey - COJTLIME jewelry Carew Tower Arcade Near Ho+el Eleva+ors Phone MAin 5I82 Cincinnafi. Ohio BEST WISHES - SENIOR CLASS! Your Nexf I0 Years May Be More Imporfani' Than Your Nexf 50 LUEBBE SHOE STORE GORMERLY WELLEM ST. LAWRENCE CORNER - PRICE HILL . WA 96I4 A new sfore under new ownership and managemenf which will sfrive +0 serve and safisfy in every defail each member of every family as +0 fit qualify and service. as well as price. J. Herman Ham Luebbe '35 Page 156 Food for fhe Discriminafing FALK'S LUNCHETTE 3807 NORTH BEND ROAD ED. KENNING. Prop. H is imporfanJr +0 observe wha+ you eaJr Bu+ more imporfanf where you 961 H. Compiimenis of ST. MARTIN JR. SAMATOURS Complimenh of ED'S TAVERN GREENWELL NEAR DELHI PIKE Kempers Pharmacy FORM ERLY HABIG'S MONTANA AND HARRISON HUMBOLT 3332 WESTWOOD MACKE'S SCHMIDT'S PARKVIEW MARKET Choice Mm 5059 GLENWAY AVEN UE Also Fresh Poul+ry GLENMORE AVE. NEXT TO DOW'S MONTANA 9880 WE WE DELIVER DELIVER Page 157 LUKEN'S BAKERY Wedding - Birfhday and Par+y Cakes +0 Order 3406 GLENMORE AVENUE MONTANA 9892 The Willenborg Stationery and Printing Company OFFICE SUPPLIES0JOB PRINTING FILING EQUIPMENT-ENGRAVING 2I4 E. EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO MAIN 0648 STRASSELL'S FOOD MARKET 6350 River Road DELHI 6505 JOHN MAXI Shoe Service END OF WARSAW CAR LINE we CALL AND DELIVER WABASH 6028 mm name to NA. 0. Congrafula+ions +0 CLASS OF '52 Griffiths Res'rauranf WIEBELL JEWELERS 3637 Warsaw Avenue Page 158 AJAX CORPORATION of Cincinnati AJAX ICE CUBER, MFG. BY SERVEL ICE FLAKE MACHINES BOTTLE BOXES 3800 Glenmore Avenuel Cheviof HUmboH 2525 . i: .' :1 mg. .33? Fnthm' Krm'lfng Holding H Quiz. VICTORY PLATING WORKS, INC. Pioneers in EIectro-Polishing, Scale Removing, and Passivah'ng STAINLESS STEEL PLATING -ALL TYPES - ANY QUALITY COPPER - NICKEL - CHROME CADIUM - ZINC Large Barrel Plafing Capacify We Pick-Up and Deliver 34l8 HARRISON AVENUE. CHEVIOT Near North Bend RoacH PHONES: MONTANA 4744-MONTANA 5842 Page 159 EDW. LEISGANG 4423 BRIDGETOWN ROAD Hay, Grain, Mill Feeds, Seeds of all Kinds MONTANA 2l20 Janszen Beverages 5l38 GLENWAY AVENUE GRANDVIEW 0454 WE DELIVER Beer H Wine lmpor+ed Beer Champagne The H era? MARMER'S SHOES Glenway a'l' Gilsey Avenue WAbash 4320 Wesfern Hiils Mosf Modern and Mosf Complefe Shoe S+ore OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TIL 9 P.M. EXCEPT WEDNESDAY 'TIL 6 P.M. Seafing CapacHy 7O Ample Parking 7 Trained Shoe FiHers Page 160 We Defiver Everywhere Price Hill Paint 8n Glass Co. WABASH 2864 363! WARSAW AVE. SIEVE 6 LANGE Cincinna+i's Oldes+ DODGE 6 PLYMOUTH Direcf Facfory Dealer 374! Warsaw Avenue WAbash 7000 Davoran's Men's Shop Men's Furnishings MALLORY HATS WARSAW AVENUE AT ENRIGHT Boeings Food Market Fancy Mea+s Our SpeciaHy vac? Eighfh and Overlook CincinnaH 2. Ohio WAbash 5683 Complimenis of SCHRAGE BROS. Compliments of A FRIEND 3636 WARSAW AVENUE Complimen+s of PEARSON SCHWARTZ TAILORING CO. SIS WALNUT STREET POWER BLDG.68TH 8: SYCAMORE DRY CLEANERS 483 ELBERON PHONE: WABASH 4I l2 CINCINNATI. OHIO Page IIH Moving 0 S+orage - Packing Shipping H Crafing Sfar Moving and Storage Company MODERN WAREHOUSE IO30 Ross Avenue WAbash 4I4I Cincinnafi 5, Ohio Bridal Bouqua+s Corsages Floral Designs J. C. Rufenschroer Floral Co. HOur Business is Blooming 459 Greenwell Ave. CincinnaH 38. 0. Phone WAbash 3380 Flowers Telegra phed Everywhere Montglen Service Station SUNOCO PRODUCTS Tires 0 BaHeries 0 Accessories HOWARD SCHNEIDER Glenmore and Mon+ana Ave. FRED. J. MORR County Commissioner Phone MOn+ana 3230 SONTAG DRY CLEANERS Charles Maihes 3006 Harrison Ave. Manager CincinnaH ll. Ohio The Seventh Street Tire 8: Service Co. 125 WEST SEVENTH STREET Phones: PArkway 4363 -43b4 Cincinnafi 3. Ohio CENTRAL GRILL Beer - Wine ' Mixed Drinks Open 'iil 2:30 CENTRAL AVEN UE Compliments of Hilltop Building Materials, Inc. Page Iii? un-q 0 u... .meunuwnqgw a. ..-. 0 MMMN W 0.:qu .am k-- AUGUST KARST Leadway Foods HARRISON AND WESSELMAN DENT. OHIO PHONE: MONTANA 5770 BESSLER'S Service Station WP HARRISON AND JOHNSON ROADS DENTl OHIO F. A. KAMP Flooring Company ARMSTRONG AND NAIRN LINOLEUM Rubber Tile . AsphaH Tile Linoleum I Cork Tile - Carpefs 8ll RACE STREET PARKWAY 5770 Edward H. Alich Wes+wood Jeweler 3000 HARRISON AVENUE PHONE MONTANA 5065 Diancfive Gif'l's Gift and Card Shop 3bl5 HARRISON AVENUE CHEVIOT ll. OHIO DENT TAVERN Dinners Cafering f0 Privafe Parfies 6008 HARRISON ROAD M0n+ana 9655 Bill and Blanche Veiih Pay: 53 Keller 8x Neidhard Mea+s - Groceries WAbash 0097 FREE DELIVERY I2I7- l9 RULISON AVENUE The Complefa Food Store LARRY SHEA'S PHARMACY PHONE: WABASH 4778 3805 Glenway Ave. Cincinnah', Ohio Kitfy Dollries Jewelry and Giff Shop 49l IA GLENWAY AVENUE WABASH 8763 O. CIRESI 0 SONS 2I0 WEST SIXTH STREET Fresh Frui+ and Vegefables MAIN 6583 Complimen+s of Earl W. Osferfag Heafing Service Jean's Delicatessen 32l2 Harrison Avenue Cold Beer and WIne f0 Take Ouf Gus and Evelyn Reser. Props. Open Daily: 9:30 AM. +0 l0:00 P.M. Phone MOnfana 97I9 WAbash 944! SOHIO PRODUCTS Rapid Run Service Station General Au+omobile Repairing Rapid Run and Anderson Ferry Roads ADAM A. HUBER CincinnaJri 38. Ohio Kemen's Pharmacy ST. LAWRENCE CORNER 3646 WARSAW WABASH 0743 Pugc NH The Tresler Oil Co. COMET GASOLINE f. Pep Hrilfy Hm! WINTERS Meafs Groceries Frozen Foods MONTANA 0820 WUNDER AVENUE WESTWOOD Thesken Food Market WW 4500 WEST EIGHTH STREET INDUSTRIAL FANS EXHAUST AND VENTILATING EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRY THE HARVEY P. BERTRAM CO. l008 WEST NINTH CINCINNATI. OHIO l'algc lliFv i EARNE YAZELL BARBER SHOP 1 H Pays f0 Look Well Phone: PArlcway 7777 G 8 T Fruit Company WHOLESALE Fruifs c Vegefables 0 Produce 246 Wesf Six+h S+ree+ 237 George Sfreef Cincinna+i 2, Ohio JAMES GAUDIO ANTHONY TEDESCO Complimenfs of The Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home I608 HOFFNER STREET KNOWLTON'S CORNER WAbash 9678 GRandview 0350 TED FOLZ SUPER SERVICE Specialized LubricaHon Tires. BaHeries. Aufo Repairing Road Service GLENWAY AND FERGUSON AVENUES CINCINNATI 5, OHIO GAS SUNOCO OILS PRIVATE PARTIES RECEPTIONS WEDDINGS GLENVIEW HALL MONTANA 7842-3 5834 GLENWAY. NEAR GLENMORE JOHN D. EL!AS. Manager. '49 WAbash 2546 PArkway 2324 PArkway 2325 WHOLESALE John F. Schoeny Co. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES GROCERIES 4l5 Plum Sfreef Cincinnaii 2. Ohio DEHNE'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Glenway and Texas Aves. Specializing in Lubricafion WAbash 9688 Prop.: FRED. DEHNE Glenmore Hardware lMILT SCHEIDEM FOY'S PAINTS Floor Sanders for Renf GLENMORE. OPPOSITE APPLEGATE MOnfana 052l We Deliver Page 166 WESTERN HILLS PHOTOGRAPHY CENTER 4. COMPLiMENTS OF Price Hill Camera Shop Donald D Clancy Easi'man Kodak. Argus. Anscoi Revere Class of '39 4425 GLENWAY OPEN EVENINGS Complimen+s R. KRIEMER o; GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES uPanaro's Fruif Market WE DELIVER Carson and Harding Avenues WW Phone MOnfana 7354 Cheviot Ohio 9 J05. KULEY, MODERATOR Page HST INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY - INC. THE WESTERMAN PRINT CO. Printer of The Elderado PArkwuy 6492-6493 2116 Coleruin Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Page His Kenzior Achievement; ALBERS. THOMAS G ........ 3323 Muddy Creek Rd. Band 2; VIqIIanIIy 3. 4; Swing Band 3; Mth Club 4: FooI- ball 2. 3. 4; Baskerall 2. 3. 4; Baseball 4: Track 3; Intra- mural BaskeralI 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. 2. 3. 4; Dramafics 4. ARMBRUSTER. MARVIN E. .I7I0 DIenIIam SI. VigilanIa 3; Camera Club 2: 6.5 M C. I. 2. 3.4 AVERBECK. RONALD J. .. ........ I039 Benz Ave. Annual SIafI 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; C.S.M.C. 4: AcIiviIies CommiIIee 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; DramaIic Club 3. 4. BACHMAN. RICHARD M.. Box 372. Race Rd. Purple Quill SIaII 4; Chazmistryl Club 4. Honor SIudenI 3. Mth Club 4: FooIball I II3 4;5wimmIng I 2.3. 4:1rack 3: InIIamural Basknfball I.2 BARLAGE. THOMAS J.. .. . ..IIII RosemonI Ave. Honor SIuderII J. 3; Dramafic Club I. 3. 4: SIudenI Manager --FooIbalJ I; Track I: C.S.M.C. II 2 3 4. BECK. JOHN J ,,,,, .5003 Ralph Ave. SIudeIiI Council I: Cheerieader 3. 4; C. S. M. C 3. 4; BaxkeI- ball I. 2: DramaIic Club I 4. BENDER. ROBERTE . .46I3 Joana PI. Glee Club 3. 4; FooEIbaII l. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; lnIramural BaskeralIlI 2. 3'. 4 EERNZOTT. EDWARD J ........ 3933 Lovell Ave Glee Club 4' Science Club 3; Honor SIudenI I. 2; Mth Club 4. C 5. M. C 3. 4. BETTNERI GEORGE W.. I622 AIson Lane Purple Quill 5+6 4' VigilarIIe 4: ChemisIry Club 4. Honor SIudenI 4; Mth Club 4. C. S. M C 2. 3. RepresenIaIiva 4; Dramafics l. 3. 4. AcIIviIIes 4. Pep MeeIIng CommiIIEe I. 3. 4 BINDER. ALVIN F.. .28 VIcIory Ave. 3Iiasqeball 3; Intramural Baskefball I 2. 3. 4' C....5MC 1.2. BLANK RUSSELL F. 2845 Schaefer Ave. Annual SIaIf 3. 4; Glee Club 4. Band I. 2: Science Club 4: FramaIicII Club I. 2. 3. 4: AcIiviIies Commiltee 4; C.S.M.C. .2. BOCKENSTETTE. KENNETH R .IIO7 CovedaIe Ave. Purple Quill SIafI 4. 6122 Club 3. 4; Science Club 3; Camera Club 4. PresidenI; Honor SIudenI I. 2.3; Mafh Club 4' FooIbaI'I. Freshman I. Varsin 2. 3. 4' Baskerall 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4. Dramalfic Club 3. 4. . .C I. 2. 3. 4; AcIiviIies Commmee 4; InIramural EaskeralI I. 2. 3. 4 BOHNERT. KENNETH H.. . .926 Rosemon'IS IAve MaghBCIIub 4; Intramural BaskeralI I. 2. 3. 4; BOYLE. JAMES J ........... 3735 Mayfield Ave VigilanIia 3. 4. ChemisIry Club 4. Honor SIudanI II 2. 3. 4: Mth Club 4; CS .M.C. II 2. 3. RepresunIaIive 4; Football I; InIramuraI Baskerall I 2; AcIiwIies Commmee 4 BRICKNER. RONALD J ....... . . 2760 Felicin PI. Honor SIudelnII. 3; Mafh Club 4; Easkerall I. 2. 3; Ease- ball I. 2. 3; InIra'InIIral Basknfball II 2. 3 BROWN. C. JOSEPH . 95'? Hawfhorne Ave. SIudenf Council I. 2' Band 2 3 VigilanIe 3. DramaIi:s 3. 4; Track I; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. BRUNNERI LOUIS L.. ... Camera Club 2; Swimming 2. BRUNSI RONALD C. 4380 Race Rd. C5.MC I. 2. 3. 4. InIramuI'al Ilaskerall I. 2. BRUNSMAN. JAMES E. 3979 Davis Ave. Band 4. VigilanIe 2. 3: Camera Club I; FooIball I Basketball l. 2; C.S.M. C. II 2. 3. 4. lnIremural BaskeIIzalI I. 2. 3; Track I; Dramaiics II 2. 3. 4' Baseball 41AcIiviIIas CommiIIea 4. BURKHART. CLAIR M ......... FunIbaII II 2. 3. 4: Easkerall 2; BaskeraIl I. 2, 3. ..7l3 Sadam Ave. .l049 RasemonI Ave. Easeball 3; InIramural ;. I I.I.LIII IIIII BURNS. RICHARD C.. . . ....... . . .608 EangIII Ave. Baseball I; Glee Club 3; InIramural BaskeraII l. 2. 3. BYRUM. ROBERT J.. .. c.s.M.c. I. 2. 3. 4. ....... 4 I 63 Homelawn Ave. ......... II03 Overlook Av . CARUSO. JAMES J... e Purple Quill SIafI 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; FooIball I. 2. 3. 4'. BaskaIbaIl II 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4; DramaIIcs l. 3. 4' C.S.M.C. I; Inframural Baske'ball II 2. 3. 4 CASEY. JEROME J ................ 3955 JeneII Ave. VigilanIe I. COLLINS. MORRIS J ............... 493I Ralph Ave. Camera Club 4; Mth Club 4; DramaIic: 4: Elderaide II 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Inframural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4; AcI'IviIies CommiIIee 4. CONTANTI FRED A. ......... 468I Mayhew Ave. Honor SIudenI I: Math Club 4: C.5M..C I. 2. 3. 4, DAVITT. WILLIAM M. ........... . 46l5 Joana PI. Annual SIaff 4: Glee Club 3. 4: ChemisIry Club 4: Science Club 3; Camera Club 2; FouIball SIudenI Manager I. 3. 4. DOLL. JAMES M ............... IBIZ Wegman Ave. DOLLRIESI JOHN F ............. IZIO RuIIedqe Ave. Glee Club 3. 4: Science 3; Honor Sfudent 3: N1th Club 4: DramaIics l. 2. 3. 4: InIramural Baskerall I. 2; C.S.M.C. raprasanfafive 3. DUWELI JAMES 6.. . . . . . . . . .. . . .6l27 Glenway Ave. Vigilanfe 3. 4; Chemistry Club 4; Science Club 3: Mth Club 4; DramaIics II 2. 3. presidenI 4: C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. repre- senfaIive and secrefary 4; AcIiviIins 4; Pep MeeIing I. 4; Elderaide l. 2. 3. 4; lnIramural Baskerall I. EGLSEDERI RAYMOND M......Box IGI. Gaines Rd. Glee Club 3. 4'. DramaIics 4. ELLIS. JAMES M ...... 4428 SI MarIin PI Band I: VigiEanIe II 2. 3 4 HorIor SfudenI l; Basketball II 2; FooIbaII II 2. 3: Drarriafics l. 2. 3. 4' CS. NLC. Ireasurer 2: Pep Meefinq CammiIIee 4. ESPELAGE. GERALD M.. .. . . . . . . . .. C.5.M.C, I. 2. 3. 4. FARWICK. JOSEPH A.... ...RR I. Box I03. Cleve: Honor SIudenI I; Elderaide I. 2. 3. 4. CSM.C. II 2. 3. 4. FIEDEILDEY. PAUL W.. 3760 Herber+ Ave. Band I. 2; VigilanIe 4; Dramaiic Club4 I; FouIball 2; InIra- mural Basketball I: C.5.MCI I. 2. 3. FINN. CHARLES? H44 Rulison Ave. Annual SIaff 3. 4. Glee Club 3. 4; Science 3. Camera Club 2; Mth Club4 FITZGIBBON. DENIS J.. .. .607 Trenfun Ave. Track 2; Vigilanfe 2; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 4; Treasurer 3; Eideraide 3. 4; Intramural Baskeiball I, 2. FLANIGAN. THOMAS A... Baseball 2. 3. 4. .3452 Jane Ave. Ib22 Giisey Ave. FOOTE. RICHARD F.. . llll Carson Ave. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. FRANK. THOMAS J .55l7 Marie Ave. Vigilanfe 3. 4. Elderaide I. 2; lnIran'Iural Baskefball II 2: C.5.M.C. l. 2. 3. FRIES. JOHN F.. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .2220 Harrison Ave. Swimming 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIIamIIral BaskeralI I 2. 3. 4. GAHAN. THOMAS W.. . . . . . .. . . .Box 83. Neeb Rd. VigilanIe 4; Gulf Team 3. GALLAGHER. RICHARD A.. .. . . . . . .852 Beech Ave. Glee Club 3. 4: ChemisIry Club 4; Science Club 3; EIderr aide I; C,S.M.C, I 2 3 4 Senior Achievement? GERKE. JAMES P. ................. 233B WIIder Ave. Dramavics I: CS..CM I. 3. 4. GERWEL. BERNARD W ......... .l4 Wesf CourI VigilanIe l. 2. 3; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. GIBSON. JAMES I... ..3004 Beekman SI. Science Club 3; Honor S+uden0 I. II.IC.5.M.C. 3; Elderaide l. 2, 3. 4; Iniramural Baskefbali I. Z. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2; Track I. GILDAY. JAMES R .................. 4003 RIver Rd. . l.2. 3. 4; Iniramural Easkeiball I. . GINZINGER. ROBERT J... .50: 3B7 Bridgeiawn Rd. Purple Onill Staff 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4: Honor SIudenI I; Mafh Club 4; Swimming 2. 3. 4: Track I; Dramalics II 2. 3. 4; AcIIviIies CommiHee 4. GIRTY. EARL E.... ..5I30 River Rd. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. GOEDDE. RICHARD P.. . . . . , . , .3462 Mayflower Ave. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. GOLD. CARL J. .558I Surrey Ave. lnframuraIs l. 2. 3. 4. I-Ionmor SIIIdenI 2; C S M. C. I. 2. 3. 4. I230 Beach Ave. GRAINGER. THOMAS W.. . 2.3 4. Easkeibail l. 2. 3. 4; Glue Club3. 4. Football l. BasebalI 3. 4; Acfiviiies 4. GRAMANN. ROGER H ...... ..3435 Price Ave. C.S.MC. I. 2. a. 4. GRIFFIN. DONALD E.. .Bch 6l3. Taylor Rd. SIudenf Council I. 2; Glee Club 3. 4. Vigilanfe 3: Foofball l. 2. 3. 4; BasketbaIl l 2; C..SM..C I. 2. 3. presidenl 4. TI'ack 3. Intramural Baske+ball l'. 2. 3. 4. Ac+IviIIes Commiffee 4. Dramaficsl. 2. 3 GRIFFITHS. JAMES J C....SMC I 2 3 4. . 4013 Wesf Eigh+h 5+. GUENTHNER. RALPH L.. . . . . ...4226 Bridgeiown RcI. Vigilanie 3. 4. CWSMC. I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis l; DramaI'ics I. 2; Infrarnural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. HAAS. WILLIAM B. . 4334 Ridgeview Ave. Annual Sfaff. Finance CommIIIee 4 VigiIanIe 3: Elderaide 4. HALPIN. TIMOTHY M. IR.I.P.I . . . .53I0 Rober+ Ave. Died in course of senior year. HAMMERLE. LOWELL W.. . ..3452 MIIIrich Ave. Band I. 2; MaII'I Club 4: C.S.MIC. I. 2. 3. 4: Inirarnural Baskeibell I. 2. HARTINGER. ROGER R ......... 3750 Feldkamp Ave. Camera CIubI. 2. 3 4'. Mth Club4; Elderaide I; CSM .C. I.2.34 HATER. ROBERT J.. .828 Sunset Ave. SIudenI Council 4' Purple QuiII SIafI 3. 4' ChemisIry Club 4; Science Club 3; Honor SI'uderII I. 2. 3. 4. Maih Club 4; Track I; Tennis 2. 3. 4: Dramafics l: Elderaide l. 2. 3. 4.- AcfivIIies CommiHee 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Baskeiballl. 2. 3. 4. HEIMBROCK. ROY H Glee Club 3. 4. Camera Club I. HEISTER. ALBERT D.. R. R. ll. Box 425A Livingsc'lon Rd. ?ngua; Sfaff 3. 4. lnIramural Baskefball 2. 3. 4; C. S..CM . .526 lPedreHi Ave. 2 3 4; C.S HEMBERGER. EARL 6.. . . 3755 Herberf Ave. Band 4. VIg'IIIIn.IE3 4' C.S .MC, II 2. 3. 4. Easkdballl. 3. 4' Intramural Beskerall I. 2. 3. 4: BasebalI 2. 3. 4; DramaIics 4. HENDLEY. LEO T ................. 933 Herber'I' Ave. Vigilanfe I; Camera Club 2; Football I. 2. 4; Tennis 2; Baskafball I; Dramatic: l; Golf I; SwImming l. Pugc I70 HERTSENBERG. CHARLES 3.4967 WasIern Hills Ava. Annual Sfaff Finance CcmmiHee 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Band :. 22. g. 4; C.S.M.C. 2. 3; BasebalI I; Intramural laskeiball HESS. GEORGE L. .4308 SchuIIe Dr. Annual Staff 3. 4. Glee CIub 3 4. DI-amafic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Fcolball l. 2. 3. 4; C.S M .C. 3 HISCHEMILLER. JAMES A ......... 4022 Carrie Ave. Vigilanie 3; Maih Club 4. HODGES. FRANK S.. . . . . .. lnIramural Baske+ball I. 2. 3. HOELKER. WILLIAM E.. ....... ...I028 GIIsey Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; DramaIics l. 2. 3. 4: Iniramural Baskalba I. 2. 3: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Acfivilies Committee 4. HOFMEYER. GILES M.. .577 Rosemonf Ave. SIuden' COUnClI l. 2; Science CIub 3. Honor Sludenf l. 3. 4; Intramural laskefbalI l. 2. 3. HOLTMEJER. DONALD C.. . . . . ...I262 SunseI Ave. Elimlhvllg I. 2. 3. 4; SIudeIII Council 2; Iniramural Baskei- a . . HONKOMP. LEROY J.. . . . . . . .. . .4325 SI. MarIin PI. Viqilama 3. 4; Chemisfry 4; Science 3; Honor Sfudeni l. 3; 2. 3: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; AcIivIIIes Council 4 IACOBUCCI. VINCENT N.. .... .600 HawII'Iorne Ave. Vigilante 3. 4: Chemistry Club 4: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. JACOBS, EDWIN P............. JAMES. CHARLES L.. .. SIudanI' Council 2; Band I. Football l. 2.3.4. .49I4 Wesfern HIIIs Ave. IBII Wegman Ave. .3348 Schaafer Ave. 2. VEHgiIa'nIe 4' CWSMC. l. 2: JANSZEN PAUL H.. .1250 Ross Ave. Band I. 2. 3. 4; FooibalI l. C-.5.M.C.Isecrefary 3; Annual Staff Finance CarnmiIIee 4. KABBES. MATTHEW R ......... . Box 38l. Race Rd. 4; Swimming 2. 3. 4. Math Club 4: Foofball I. 2. 3. C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4. KAHNY.JOHN S.......... KARST. CHARLES L. Acfsivifiels 4. Annual Siaff 3. 4 Glee CIubE. 4 Honc'r SIudanI' .4306 WesI EIthh SI. R.R. 7. Box 74 2.3 .S. M C l. 2. 3. 4 KELIHER. DANIEL J ........... 425I WesI Eithh SI. Baskefball 2; Golf 2. 3. 4; C.S.MC. 2. 3. 4; Inframural BaskeraIl 2. 3. 4. KELLER. JAMES A. Annual SIaff 4. Vigilante 4. KLAWITTER. DONALD F. ..... . .. Annual SHII 4; VigiIarIie 4. KNOERZER. CARL H.. .. . . . . . ., ..3825 Roswell Ave. Box 53. Neal: Rd. .40I Fairbanks Ave. Faulball I. 4: Baskeiball 3. 4; Baseball 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; ln'rrarnural Baskeiball I. 2. 3. 4. KOHLER. EUGENE T .............. leb Minion Ave. KROGER. JEROME J ............ 2766 MonIana Ave. VigilanI'e 4; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4. KRUER. WALTER C.. Elderaidel. 2. 3. 4. Baseball I ..3I73 Schaefer SI'. KURTZ. WILLIAM J ................ 3965 Rth Lane Honor Sfudanf I; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; IIIIramural laskefbaIl l. LAMBERS. ROBERT E ............... 3078 Neisal Rd. Math Club 4. C...SM I. 2. 3. 4. DramaIiCS 4; Track I: In'IramuraI BaskerbaIl l. 2. 3. 4 LAVANIER. DONALD J ........... 4055 Railroad Ave. Science Club 3: Camara Club 3; Honor SIudanI I. 2, 3. 4; Mam Club 4; InIramuraI Basketball l. 2. 3. 4; Elderaidn I: C.S.M.C. I. 2. a 4 Senior Achievement! LEESMAN. ROBER? D.. .. . . . . . .. , ..I722 SarrII SI. Fogibgll4lI 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural Baskeiball I. I . . LEISGANG. EDWARD H.. . ,.., .4423 Bridge'iown Rd. VigilanIe 3. 4; Eidaraide I; Dramaiics I; Intramural Baskef- bal! l. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4 LILLIS. RICHARD J.. 004 Sefun Ave. VIgiIanIe 4; CSMC 2. 3. 4: GIuIIf 3 IEIdIeraida 2. 3. LUDWIG. JOSEPH F. ............. 5ll VirgiI Rd. C.S.M.C I 2. 3. 4; Iniraqural Baskeiball II 2. LUKEN. THOMAS C... ......... 29I2 Carroll Ave. Mafh Club 4I. Dramatic: 4: Foaiball I. 2. 3 MALAS. BARRY B........... Chemisiry Club 4. MARCHETTE. MICHAEL S .......... 2023 Suiiar Ave. Siudenf Council 3; C S. M .C. II 2 3.4; Iniramural Baskafball II 2. 3. 4; FooibaIll I 2. 1. MASSAI C. ROGER.. .2855 Schaefer Ave SIudenI Council 2. PurpIIa QIuiIl SfaIfI 4: Glee Ctub 3. 4; Science Club 3; HtIznor Sfudent I. Mth Club 4' Swimming 2; Pep Meeilng Commilfee 4. AcIiviIIies CommiHenIa 4: Dramaiics I. C.5.MC II 2. 3. 4: InIrarnIIraI BaskeiballI II 2. 3. 4. MASTRUSERIO. CHARLES J... .3477 Robb Ave. C,5.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Baskefball II 2. 3. MAXI. JOHN M., ............... 55l2 Caren Ave. Acfiviiies CommIII'ee; VigiIanIe 3. 4; C,S.M.C. 2. officer; Intramural Baskeiball 2: Cheerleader 3. MENKHAUS. ARTHUR C.. .. Vigneme 3; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 1. 4. MENKHAUS. RONALD F.. .. ....,. C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4. METZE. JOSEPH J ................. 5I49 RaIpzh Ave. Annual Staff 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4.' Camera Club . C.S M. C. I. 2. I3. 4. I935 WiIaray Terrace . .Pankcasf Ave. .I724 Denham 5f. MEYER. EDWARD W.. 3297 Brafer Ave. Track I; Mth Club 4; I2rarrIIaIIiIIs 4. Aciivifies 4: 0.5. M. C. I. 2. 3. I4. Iniramural BIaskerall I 2. 3 4. MEYER. RICHARD H. 4764 Dale Ave. 3 InIramuraI BaskeraII I. 2 SI. 4; cs...2IvIc MEYER. ROBERT J .................. 4764 Dale Ave. BaskatiaIlI. I. 3; Inirarnurai Basketball l. 2. 3. 4; C..,CSM MEYER. ROBERT L. 5J2? RaIpII Ave. VinIanIe 4; Science Club 4; Camai'a Club 4' InfrarnuI'AI Baskaiball I. 2. 3. 4: C.S. M. C II 2, 3 4. MIELKE. E. JEROME ............... 406 PurceII Ave. Dramaiic Club 4; AcI'iw'Iies CommiHee 4; Intramural Basker- ball I. 2. 3. 4. CS .M. C I. 2 3 4. MILLER. WARREN N. ...... 1046 Beech Ave. Siudani' Council 2. ChemisIrIt CIub 4. Science Club 4; Infra- rI'Iural Ealketball III 3. 4 MORANO. GEORGE 6. 2009 G Wesf. NorIII. Blvd. ChemisIry CIIub 4; Sulence Club 4: Elderaide I. 2: Swimming Team I 4; Dramaiic 4CIllb 4: Intramural BaskerIalI II 2. 3. 4 C.SMC. I. 2 3 MUELLER ANTHONY R.. I735 KIeeneier Sf. C....SMC II 2. 3. 4; Iniramural BaIsiImIIbIaIII. 2. 3. 4, MUELLER. FRANK J ............... 729 Clanara Dr. Annual Staff 3. 4; Chemisiry Club 4. Science Club 3. 4: Honor Sfudnni 1.2. 3. 4: CMSMC. III 2. 3. 4. Intramural Baskatball l. MULLEN. JOSEPH E. ........ 46344 Minion Ave. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 0.5. M.C. I. 2. 3. MURPHY. EDWARD D .............. l264 Henkel Dr. Band I. 2.3. 4; Dramai'ics 4: C.S.M.C, I; InI'rarnuraI Haskel- baII I. 2. RI. 4: Swimming I. 2; Activities Commiifea 4; FooIbaIll I. NEIHEISELI STANLEY H ......... 5945 BridgeIown Rd. Glee Club 3. 4; Camera Club 2; Hanar Siudeni 2; MaIII Club 4; C.S.M.C. 3: Dramatic; 3. 4: lniramural Easkaiball I. 2. 3. 4: Elderaida I. NEWBERRY. RALPH H ...... ..32I5 Glenmore Ave. Mam Club 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. NIEHAUS. JOSEPH H ............ I032 DeImonIe PI. SIudenI' Council I. 2' Vigilanie 3. Baseball I: Bgskeiball I. 2. Inframural BaskeIIIanI I. 2. 3. 4;I C..S M. C II NIENABER. JOHN W.. .. .3435 Hazelwoad Ave. C..S M.C. II 2. 3. 4; Tennis I; Inh'amural Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4. Swimming I. NUSEKABEL. HAROLD J.. . . . .. C,S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. .6465 Glenway Ave. OBLINGERI CHARLES J ............. 6l57 River Rd. Elderaide II 2. 3. 4; Foafball I; Track 2; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4. ODELLI DONALD C ................ 4046 River Rd. . I. 2. 3. 4. OLBERDING. JAMES H. 4909 ReIIeum Ave. Purple Quill SIaII 3. 4: ChemisItry Club 3. 4. Science Club 3. Camera Club3; MaIih Club 4. C.S III IIZ 3. 4; AcIIVIIiesI Commiifee 3. 4; lniramural BIaskeIIizIAall l. 2. OTTEN. ROBERT R.. .4340 Wesf EigIIIII SI. Sfudeni Council 2; C.S.M.CI IIII. II.2 3. 4; lniramural Baskei- ball I. 2. 3 PAFFI HOWARD Mn ...... Box 3I0. Bone Rd. Vigilanie 4: C.SM.C. 2. 3. 4 PANARO. FRANK P ........... 35I3 WesI' EigI'III'I SI'- Camera Club I: CSHMC. I. 2. 3. 4; Fooiball l. 2. Tennis 1.2: InIramural BaSRebeall I II. 3 4. POPPI RALPH W. ...... 4-327 Capped Dr. M3014 Club 4' Cheerleader 3. 4; IMramural Basketball 1. 2. 3: C..MS C.. I. I2. 3. 4. POPPE. ROBERT E. .. . . .40II Akochia Ave. Camera Club 2. 3. 4. IC.S.IMI.C. I. 2. 3. 4 PORWET. FRANK E.. , . 572 Orchardview Rd. Student Ciauncil II 2; FooIbaIl II 2; C.S...MC I. Z. 4' InIra- mural Baske'ball I. 2.3 PRESUTTO. BENJAMIN A.. C.S..MC II 2.3 RANSICKI JOHN H ............... IBIZ Grand Ave. Purple OuiII Siaff 3; VigilanI'a 3; Gal! Club 2. 4; C.S.M.C. 2.3. 4. .II53 CovedaIe Ave. RIECHEL. DONALDJ I2l2 Gilsey Ave. M..C I. 2. 3. 4' Gold CIILII234: IIIIInI'ramural Baskeiball 2. 3. REINER. ROBERT J.. . . .. . . . . . . . . .3657 Herberi Ave. Track I. RENNEKERI EDWARD 5.. .. . . . . . .3394 Mayfair Ave. Annual Sfalf 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Honor Siudenf I; Math Club 4: Elderaide l. 2. 3; Foofball I. 2; Intramural Baskeiball I RICKERTI JAMES F.. ....... 3102 Manmng Ave. Chemistry ICIub 4; Honor Student 3. Math Club 4; Dramatics 2. 3. 4. Tannis 3. 4 ROBINSON. JOEL L. . , . . . . . . . I I33 McPherson Ave. Ilianzd 3II g. 3. 4; EIderaide I. 2: Swing Band 2. 3. 4; C.5.M.C. Senior Achievement: ROSS JAMES L ................. 3027 WardaII Ave Chlrnisfry Club 4: Dlamafics CILII: 4; Swimming Team 3; InIramural lalhiball 3.4. ROTH. RICHARD J .............. 29M Wardall Ave. GI Club III 4; Science Club 3. Mail! Club 4' lnIrarnuraI Baskaiball I. 2. 3. 4; SwImmIng fun 3. 4 RUEBUSCH. A. RAYMOND. . . .. ..IOZZ Parkson PI. land 2:. 44; Scienca Ciub 3; Eldoraid. II 2I 3. 4; C.S.M.C. II 2 RUEBUSCHI J EDWARD ........... I022 Parkson PI Elderaida I 2. 3.4 SCANLON. ROBERT E ........... I048 Lockmen Ave. C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4. SCHALLERI DONALD E ......... ..ISB Kirbori Ave. roger: S4Iudenf l; C.5.M.C. II 2; Intramural Baskaiball SCHAMERI PETER F.. . . .I ....... 2i I9 Weron Lane VigilanIe I. SCHARFF. 2WILLIAM H.. IIB42 Academy Ave. CS. MC. 1. 2. SCHELLI CHARLES A. ......538 Rockweli Ave. Science Club 3; Honor SIudenI II 3. 4: C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; lnIraIIIuraI Baskeiball I. 2 SCHILLER. THOMAS F ........... III3 Seion Ave. Studenl Council I. 2; Camera Club I. 2; C.S.M.C. l. 2: Football I. 3. 4: Baskeiball II 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Iniramural Baskefball l. 2. 3 4 SCHOCHI PHILLIP R.. .2602 FenIon Ave. C. S. M.C SCHULTEN. DONALD A.. .. . . .. .3320 Gamble Ave. Intramural Baskeiball II 2. 3. 4. SCHUMACHER. DONALD E.. . . . . I720 Denham Ave. Glee Club 3 4; MaIII Club 4; Intramural BaskeibaIl II 2. 3; C.S. M.CI I. '2. 3. 4. SCHWARZI ARTHUR J .IOIB SunseI' Ave. Glee Club3. 4; Dramafics 4 Baseball 3. 4; C.SM.C. l; IIIIramural Baskef'ball I. 2. SEEGERI EUGENE A ...... 3708 Francis Ave. ChemIsInI Club 4; Science Club 3'; Honor SIudenI I; Math Club 4; Eigeraide 2: InIramuraI Baskeiball I. 2. 3. 4: Tennls 2 3; S.M. C. II 2. 3. 4 SIEGMUNDT. JOHN W 4552 Midland Ave. Purple QuIII SIafI 3. 4; Band II .4; Honor Sfudeni l. 2; Mth Club 4; InIramuraI BaskeralI3 I. 2. 3; Eideraide II 2; c.s.M.c. I. '2. 3. 4. SIEMER. JOSEPH H. Intramural Baskeiball I. .3603 EvereH Ave. 23CSMCII234 SILLIESI DONALD G. ........... I030 Kreis Lane SIudenI 'Council I; Glee Club 3. 4; Science Club 3; Honor ShIdenI I; Math Club 4; Dramafics' II 2. 3. 4; C.S.MC 3: InIramuraI Baskeiball l. 2. 3; ActivIIIes Commiifae 4; Pep Meeiinq CommIHae 4, SKAHAN, JEROME T Glee Club 3. 4; ChamIsIry Club 4; leader I. 2. I4; CS M.C 2; InIramural Baskeiball 1 ...I062 Gilsey Ave. Golf Team 2. 4; IZCheer- I 3. 4. SMITHMEYER. JOSEPH R. 4060 Lockman Ave. Annual SIaIf 4; Vigilanha 4; Chamisiry Club 4. Sciencn Club 1; Camera Club 2' Mth Club 4; Pep Meeting CommiIIee 4. SOAPERI ROBERT J.. ., ..6088 Benkan Lane Annual Staff 4'. C.S.M.C. II I InIramural BaskeibalI II 2. 3. 4. .2. 3' Page 172 SONDERMAN CHESTER A ......... I632 IGilsay Ava. InIramural IaIIuIIbaII II 2. SI 4; C.S.M.C STEPHENS. THOMAS J ......... l6l2 Kellywoods Ave. Glee Club 3. 4' Annual Sig 3. 4; EldeIaIdo l; C.S. I. 2. 3. 4. STEVENS. GEORGE W ........... 3243 HIIcIroIII Ave grgmalfic; L3 2.4143 IC..S.M C I. 2. 3. 4; InIramuruI lukeI- a l I I t STOREY. THOMAS J.. 3942 N. CIerase Circle Purple OuIII SIaff 3. 4; Dramaiics 2. 3. 4. SULLIVAN, DANIEL J.. . . . . . I . I I . . I616 PurceII Ave. Sfudonf Council I, 2; Dramaiics 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; Foofball 3; lnIramuraI Basanball l. 2. 3. 4. TAYLOR. CHARLES W ............. SIS Poplar SI. SIudonI Council I; 2VIgIIanIIe l. C....SMC I. 2. 3. 4; InIra- mural BaskaIbaIl II TEEKEN. IRVIN E. .Ib43 PuIIa 5+. Sfudenf Council I. 2' Band I 2. 3. 4; Basaball 4; IIIIramural Baskafbail II 2. 4. TEPEI RICHARD W. VIqilanIa 3. 4: Track I; Baskelball I. 2. 28?? Harrison Ave. I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural C.S..MC TIEMAN. PHILIP En .40I5 Akocilld Ave. CS.MC. l. 2. 3. 4; InIramIIral BaskeibalIZ. TIMON. ROBERT H.. I Inframural BaskeraII 2. 3; C.SM.C VENNEMANI JOSEPH P. .3423 Muddy Creel: Rd. SIIIdenf Council 4. VigilanIe 3 4; Dramaiics 4' C..MS 3. 4. Intramural Easkafball 3. 4. AcIIvIIIas CnmmiHae 4. 4.I I6 VInedaIe Ave. II 2. 3. 4. VOELKER. LEONARD A IBZI Wyominq Ave. Vigilanie 4; Camera Club 2. III 4. Math Club 4; lnIramural Basketball II VON HOLLE. PAULJ ...... c.s.MIc. l. 2. 3. 4; 34-34 Glenmore Ave. Inframural Baskerall I. 2. WALLACE. THOMAS F ........... 5l32 Hiqhview Dr Purple Quill Sfafi 3. 4; Band 2'. Dramatic; 3. 4; Adimies CcmmIIfee 4. Intramural BaskeI'ball 2.3.4; Pep MeeIing Commiifee 3. 4. WANNINGER. CLEMENT E.. Vigilan+e3I 4; CS ..MC. L2. 3. 4 .IZI7 Manss Ave. WEISGERBERI PAUL W .. 168I Pullan Ave. C. S. M. C I. 2. 3. 4. VigilanIe 3' Baseball 3; Fonfball l; InIramural Baskeiball II 2. 3. WERNICKE. RONALD C.. .I I .. Honor SIudenI I; Mafh Ciub 4. I4I I9 HomeIawn Ave. WESSENDORF. PHILIP ...................... Studenf Council 2' Honor SI'udeM II 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2; InIrarrIural Baskerall 2 3I 4: C.S S..MC. 2. WESTRICHI PAUL J.. 5533 Racewew Ave. C.SM..C II 2. 3. 4; Inframul'al Baskefball II 2. 1 WILKI WILLIAM J ............. 4425 Harrlsnn Ave. Camer'a Club 2. Dramaiics 3. 4; C....SMCI 2.3.4. WINTER. CHARLES l... ...... 3307 FeIIcify Ave. VigilanIe 3. 4; MaIII Club 4; CWSMC l. 2. 3. 4. InIrarI-Iural BaskafbaIl I. 2. WIRTZI LEONARD J.. ..... 22H SIIasI'a PI. C.S..MC. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural Baskeiball II 2. 3. 4 YOUNG. JOHN J. 5H8 Eula Ave. Mth Club 4: C.S.MC. 3. 4 Foofmbali 3; Swimming 3. 4.