Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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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

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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. . ..

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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.