Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

THE ELDER A .,, . 1953 CHRISTOPHERS 0 FROM GREEK WORD CHRISTOPHOROS . . . MEANING CHRIST-BEARBR O '15 up on 1H SCHC 0L UPI, OHIO ELDER IN THE ROLE OF A CHRISTOPHER BUILDER XMhatcver the activity, be it scri- ous 01 light. there is the conscious mess of :1 job to be done, of time to be wcllspent. A sense of per- sonal responsibility is 21 Nmust in the life of an Elder student. Page 3 This is the story of one year at Elder High School. What is found here is a record of construc- tion. a pictorial review of. a school building ChriSt-bearel s . W k. emor Achievements .................. 122 9. Sponsors ................................................... l2li 10. Advertisers ............................................. 128 Page 6 1gp, KDL .RE ' ,3 1525 $9 gs + THE MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER I Archbishop of Cincinnati mellmumuui Page 7 OUR PRINCIPAL REVEREND URBAN J. STANG, A.B., M.A. THE FACULTY The contract for Christopher build- ing is sublet to these builders. Theirs is the task of instructing the mind and training the will. The students at Elder look with pide at their teachers. Our chief architect and builder! More prone to HimprovE than hdis- approveh Father Stang stirs up among the students a sense of personal re- sponsibility in restoring truth to all walks of life. Pngc S OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL Though in Charge of discipline Father Schreibeis and his summons are well received by the student body. REVEREND CHARLES J. SCHREIBEIS, A.B. Fr. SLang and Fr. Schmibeis lining up one 0': the sChnOE activities. RELIGION 21nd CLASSICS RM', ROBLRT L UKULR. XJL. BSLI'ZII. RCHginn RM'. FRANK ll. 1H'hhlilAll-ill-ZR. .LIL. B.SrJ-ng. Religion REV .l IRHFI. GRITIHCR. AJL Rcligiml. Mus'iv RICK VIXCIiN'I' P. SCHNEIDER Religion RizY. RUHICR'I S'I'RICKIKR, .LIL HQIID. Religion RI-ZV. .JUSICPII 1.. llxlkll'lll, XJL, ILSz'Jid. Lalin. 0911mm RliV. UWIJJJJI J BLOWI'L .LIL. BSCJML Latin RI'ZV. DONALD .X. lH'ZIIIJiR .LIL, B.Sclid. Latin. I.iln'1n'inn Rl-IV. RICHARD JIICN'I'Z. PILH SPEHIJ'N'IL Smith .chriran llix'mn 12130 10 MR. W.H.'I'l .R j. BAEvl'I'I,l-'fl'l. .Mli. XIR. jOSl-LPII .L Iil'EJ-iY. LIL. B.SrJ-ZIL RICV. FRANCIS 15. I'IIJLIUD. $15M BSLJitI. l'lusiml litlmuliuu linglixh World Hialm'y SOCIAL STUDIES Rl-IV. XVII HUD IHRR, .LIL. li.Sc'.l-,IL Rl-IV leRIJ-ZS 1i KUYI'RVAX, LIL B.SrJ'U. REV. ICIUVIN j MICK I'Kli. .LIL MA. Civics, Guidumc Ivlnglish 1'. S. HibLOl'V REY. ROBERT I Pl I'NlHi. .LIL lLSt'JHL RliVA FR XNLIS FLANAU 3.. le REV, ARI'HL'R LEICX, P11.B., STIIL linglhh. timmm'ninl Cnrrvxlmndvmc SII'JL 1711.11 English fmmunrr's' Ekhunlinn i'ngt' ll MATHEMATICS RICV. ROBICR'I' C. lJiITHCRS, AJL N.Huhl. l'lzuu- GL-mnull'v REV. PAITI, R. RAPPI'LS. .ILBH B.SrJ-Ztl. Solid Gmmcn'y '1 1'4'011011m11y Algebra. Driu-r's Twining,r RJCV. IHCRNARD .l- lll'l l'lNK. AJE. Chcmisln REV. XNTHONY .XNDRI'ZHX .MIL Biology REV. VICTOR I . RIES, .LIL B.Sclid. Algebra REV. RALPH C. RANGE. LIL, lLSchd. Algchrzl, Gcnvrul Sricmc REV. FRANCIS I'l, S-U-lLFIiLH, AB. Physics REV. H'II.I.I.XM 3f. HICKENG. ,XJL Uc'nm'ul Scicm'u Businms .Xrilhmt'lir. Ccncrul Malhcmmim Rl-IV. WILLIAM Ml-ZH-ZR. AJR Geuc-ml Scicmc Page 12 COMMERCIAL MR. I'AFI. j. S'lRle'liR. B5,. M in Art'h. Drawing REV, JAMFS Ii ICISICNIiIAL'ICR, .LIL, S.'I'.I., 1 3'1Jin q' Rl'l'. IKOIHCKI H'. SCHAI-WICR. .LB. .chhru, lhixcr's 'l'mining RICV. PAI'I, CORNRVlilIIA. AJE. l yping. Snlvsmnnship. Busincsx Law, Bnnkkrcpiug RluV. RICHARD KLI'G. A.B.. S.T.L. t'ixittsx Suriulum H'm'ld Ilislm'y, Gcllcml thil1L'Sh 'I'mining MR. VIRGIIA MIXRDlX-X ILSLHI. Musical llkluculiuu. linglish HR. 1. .U FRED N'Cl'll'llllu .LALAL Husir HR, 1 H.0B jl'Nh Hilml anv 13 REV. CARI. F. GOICCKLER Presidcnl 0f Bnm'd RJW. .HUYSIIZS' CRIN HELSNHXN Hov-Prvsidcnl REY. I-I FNRY AUSDENMORE Secretary ELDER HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION RI. ch'. Hlillinm l. AnLlltmy Rev. Hcm'y Ausdcnmnrc Rev. Raymond Backhus Rm. Flulcrirk 1:. Bicn Res. Clement C. Buscmcytr Rev. Gerard Even Rev. Carl F. Govcklcr Rm: Aloysius Crimmclsmzmn Rev. Clarmu'c Grzll' Rev. H'iilizlm Hcitkcr Rcv. Charles E. Huctm' Rev. Charles E. Hoctnr Administrator Rev. Cornelius Jansen Rm: Henry Ii. Kricgc R1. chn john E Kuhn Rev. Ciclus A. Rum. Rev. George N. LamuLL Rev. Robert C. Lcugcrs RL Rm: John H. Mcmlm'l' Rcv. john OJCcmnm' Rt. Rev. Frauds A Rcardnn ch'. Edward Richter Rt. Rm: H'altcr A. Roddy ch'. Henry L. Schacl'fcr Rev. Roger C. Straub Rex: Lennard j. Vumlcr Brink Rt. Rm: R. Marcellus H'agncr Run Arnold XViumzm Pagc 17! St, Tcrcszl 5L. Bernard St. John. Harrison Our Lady of Grant St. Joseph St. Anthony St. Anumimm Ht. Dmniniv St. Aloysius, Ba'idgcum'n Our Lady 01' Perpetual Help St. Leo Our Lady 01. thc Prcscnlution Mission St. Peter in Chains Blessed Sarmmcnt Holy Family Our Lady of Victory Our Lady 01' Lourdes SL juscph, North Bend St. Martin St. Michacl St. Hlilliam St. Aloysius, Delhi St. Catharine St. Vincent dc Paul lhsurrcrlirm Our Lady of Visitation St. Lawrence St. l'klu'zu'diSL. A1111 REV EDWARD RICHTER Trmsu rcr nuiuu- l! ' ' , A I-uunw , Miss Kohlc and Miss Hacknum Checking Lha iilcs! SCHOOL OFFICE 'I'hc uchool office is the lradquartcn of. Elder. Herc amid the ringing of telephones. the rlicking ol' lypcwriters. Llu- hum 01' the duplit'ator the job of administration is carried out cfl'i- ticmly. MISS MILDRED ROLDF XEISS jl'Lll , HACKMAX Svrrvuuxx RE gisu'ul Assislam Secrclnlxx Pugs l5 Climax of Parents' Novena with Solemn High NIRSS at St. Lawrence Church. The better equipped Christophers are spiritually, the greater good they can do. Throughout the year Elder emphasized this importance by the Solemn Mass opening the school year, parentst Novena, Retreat, State of Life Novena and the conclusion of the school year With May Day devotions. Added to this is the constant daily appeal to Almighty God in qJeningr every Class. L h Page 16 Father Edward Smith of the Home Missioners ad- dressing the students dur- ing their Annual Retreat. The most important religious exercise of the year is the Annual Retreat. The gym i is converted into a chapel and for three days the students live in an atmosphere of silence. The retreat this year was conducted by Fr. Edward Smith of the Glcnmary Fathers. Fr. Grubcr giving the sex: man at the Mass nmrking the opening 01' Lhc 19:32- 1955 school year. Page 17 Communion time in SL. Lmvrente Church on the last day of the P21113111? Novena. The Archbishop :ul- dressing the student body 011 May Day. The Blessed Virgin holds 21 big place in l'hC heart of every Catholic. Much more so does she hold a seat of honor in the hearts of her Christopher sons. Every year at Elder one day in May is set. aside in her honor. The Rosary is recited in procession by the entire student body. Then follows the con- secration 0f the students to their Heavenly MOLher and Her Crowning as Queen, This year on May 26, Elder was privileged to have His Excellency, the Most Rev. Arch- bishop Karl J Alter conduct the services. As the human rosary comprised of the seniors took to the field in the presence of the Archbish0p we at Elder felt that Our Queen must have been pleased With these Christbearers', of today. The Seniors in rap and gown form a human rosary in the stadium on May Day in the presence of Archbishop Alter. Vt 2': better to light one candle than to curse the darknexV principally about. I roducts finished and unfinished. I . s- power of Chang ing the world for the better. We salute them class by class. Page 21 Seniors 1953 HHello,, and HGOOdbyC with four short years between! We look With pride at the patriarchs of Elder. Theirs is the hour of triumph and joy in the fact they have achieved their goal. Ours is the time of sadness in missing their daily presence. Ours too is the pride in watching the candles they have lighted glow in the darkness of the world. Page 22 ALBIEZ. LOUIS R. Sf. Mmtiu ALLISON, MICHAEL D. XI. ll'iHium Andres, MICHAEL C. 5L 1.1-0 ASH CRAFT, DON ALD .l- 5!. Cnflmriur AUSDENRIOORE, RONALD I Our Lady of Lnurdm BACHMAN, FRANK .1- XI. Al'uya'iuS 31'1'11'gt't0w1U 'L 1 Age 23 'Pagc 24 BACHMANN, GEORGE M. St. I'I'THIHHH BACON, DONALD A. 5'1. Lawrence BARNHORST, JAMES H. Holy Family BEAL, CHARLES .1. St. Teresa BECK, DONALD W. Our Lady of Grace BERNINGER, WALTER 1. 5!. Vincent De Paul BERTRAM, ROBERT J. BLOME, ANTHONY BORGRIAN, DONALD J. St. K-hztoninus Our Lady of Vixilaiian St Marlin BROERMA.N, JOSEPH J BROOKS, NORMAN A. BROSS, WILLIAM G. St. William St. Aloysius Sf. Bonaventure IO in Page BRUNS, RICHARD FA HI. Il'illiam BURNETT, ROBERT F. X I . Teresa BUI YELWERTH, FRANK P. SI. Le-n 1A MPOLI, ROBERT St. 'I '0 ram CHILDS, DONALD W. SI. I1'illimn CLARK, RALPH M. Holy Family Page 26 COLADO. RAMON E. Sf. Marlin COSTA, PAUL I. M. Lawrence CREAGER. E IJOSEPH 51. Martin CLTNN INGHAM. JAMES H. Iflmtmf Yarrmm'ur DEHLER, GEORGE P. XL Culhm'inr Page 27 DOERGER, IA MES VJ. Sf. LHJ Page 28 DOOLEY, WILLIAM P. St. I'Villiam DOTTERMAN, JOHN W. Our Lady of Grace DOYLE, jOHN P. St. Martin DRYER, VVILLIAIVI J St. William DUFFY, THOMAS P. St. William DUESING, EUGENE F. S z. Te rem 4y 41,th ix DURBIN, DONALD J. EHRMAN, ALBERT FERN, THOMAS W. Ni. Luzvrourc XL Martin St. CaHmrinc FINLEY, DANIEL I. FINN, RONALD R. FLOHR, HERBERT I. SI. Trn-sa. M. Dominic Rr'surrcction L I WK lag -J Page 30 FLYNN, THOMAS H. St Dmuiulr FREEMAN. JOHN D. Our Lady of Vidory I:RANKE, ROBERT .X. X! . Terry! HUiY, RONALD I XI. PHI'M' UVPH' Rirlrmmnl. Uhin; FRIETSCH, HIILIIHM R. NI. Alayxius l'ULLER, J EROME H'. .51. .llovs'iux flirirlgcluu'rn GATES, GERARD CAVVOLEK, HERBERT Ii GERDES, HARRY I 5L IJHL'HHICE Huiy Family M. lViHium GERKIL EINVIN E. CERRETY, VIEROME l5. GERTH, CHARLES F, Iilmn'd Snrmnwnf XI. me'rurt' AL Nnmz'm'r l'ngc 5H GIBBS, ARLEN D. St. Tvmm GILKEY, LAWRENCE .1; Holy Family GORMAN, GEORGE C. KL Lawrence GREER. ROGER J. Sf. anr'enm GROFER, EINVARD I. Our J.July of Grace GROH, DAVID F. St. M'arlins Page 32 G RUNKEMEYER. CHAS. F. St. Law rmrc HAGGERTY, TIMOTHY F. Nmm'mrlim: HAMEL, FRANCIS I. Sf. H'J'Himn HANEKAMP, ROBER l. D. M. Lazvrcnrc HATER, JOHN R. .8'1. Luwrc'irt'cr 5-9 Pugs HAUCK, Sf, MurHu RAYMOND C. HAYDEN, THOMAS 1. NJ; .Hm'liu HAYHOVV. EIHVARD F. M. I rm'rt'nrz' HERMAN RONALD 15. Holy Family HESS, .1. RICHARD Hul-x' :nruilv HOFFBAU ER. RAMON I NJ. Huminir' ISLER, ROBERT 1'. SI. Calluninr Page 31 'IACOB, LEONARD j. .IAXSEN, PAL'L J'ENNINGS. RICHARD P. HUM Illrluln'l'rx KL Martin M. I'iHrNH Dr' Paul JOHJNX. GHORUF. 'l'. JUMP. THOMAS l. JUNKER. STEPHEN N. M. frnm'rmr VI. Lam'rurr Huh! Family Page i. Page SIS KARVJISCH, BERNARD St. Martin KELLER, JOHN P. 51.. Jnlouinus KELLEY, THOMAS E. St. William. KENKEL, JERALD E St. Lea KERN, 'IEHOMAS C. St. A lnysius Eliridgwlonm KIELY, JOHN P. St. Teresa KOOPMAN, RICHARD J. St. l'inu'nf Dr Paul KRAFT, JERROLD C. St. Lawrence KRA MER, RONALD A. St. A toysiu; wridgciaww KREIMER, GERALD J. St. Catharine KREIMER, RALPH Our Lady of Lourdes Page 37 KRIMIIER, ANTHONY F. any Family KRO'J'H. THOMAS U. SJ. juwjllr 1A! B, RUG ER 1 . Our Lady U! Umm' LAKEBERG, H. TH EODORE SI . Tr H'Ml LANZARO'I I'.-L KN DREW C. HMJH'I'RFHHIJ LXUCK, DONALD I3. .81. :Hv-uim' Hh'th LAUCK, RONALD 15. XI. .4lulyxilm Uh'HIU Page 38 LEXCH. RONALD C. LlNNliMA-XNN. RICHARD H, LIND, I. DONALD V. linnifuu' Um Lady 0! f'it'lmy 3L lhumm'nlum LIPPS. CHKRLES 1:4. LOHKHX, DONALD IJLTIAS. PHILIP C. V. Jnlunimlx Our Lme' Hf Laurrm lirasunn'finn L -,-. I Lag: .:J Page '10 LUDVVIG, LAWRENCE E. St. Alarlr'n, LUDVVIG, ROBERT C. XI. Alm'fin MALONE, I. THOMAS SI. Marlin MACNESS, STANLEY B. SI. William MARTINI, ALBERT I Our Lady of Victory MARTINI, VINCENT P. St. Aloysius 131'i1lgetmm0 MASSA, GORDON R. MATHEXVS, JAMES I.M.-X 1 '1 SCHECK, WILLIAM M. M. Catharina XL :Iulunimm 51'. Lawrence MUGRAIL. JOHN MENKE. H. RONALD MERK. GERALD E. VI. .Jnfnnimrs 5L Culhmiur XI. Juluninux Page 'H M ERRLLL. ROBlCR I' F. W. Frrmrliv Dr- .S'nhw MERRILL. LOUIS L. Kl. rl'irwsillx Hhitfgt'fan'nj XIICRSiJl-IBAUFI, RICHARD N. M. Tr-rrm HLLR'I'EN, HARRY U 8!. 'l'm'vm MEYER. GERALD 1C. V. II'iIlirrm XI lCYiiRS 0! IN N If. V. Dumiuir' IJLIW' 'IQ NIILLS. HCAVNRD .l. Huh Family MINUEBi NHCHKICL 'l.. V. Im-rplz .Vnrill vaI MUELLER, DAVID B. 5L .Hurliu MOLIQ'l'lC. PXI'L If. V. Marlin MOORMAX. RAYMOND U H. .Umfin Page Iii Xllgl'ZLIJiR, GEORGE A. Our I.WIy Hf LUHHIM MUTH, XMILLIAM J. SL Martin MYERS, CLIFFORD C. Our Lady of Cmce NAGEL, RALPH J. Our Lady of LO'NHIES N IEDERBAUMER, DONALD A. Our Lady of Lom'rlrs NOBLE, ROGER P. Ramn'ection NUSEKABEL, RAYMOND A. St. Aloysius Brid q5!lvu'1U Page 44 OCHS, RONALD H. St. Lrn OFFUTT, ANDREW I. St. William ORJWVEIN, KENNEFI-I I 5!. William US'I'LR'1M;, mm .1. St. ll'ill'iam O'I'TE. CARL LL Our Lady of Lnurdm' Page 13 PA Lz' LOS. PA U L I M. Prlr'r In Chains Pl '. l'l'IR kNTHOlVY '1'. NI. .Hmffu PLYE, RICHARD W'. V. l,rm'lt'nr1' POLKIATL CLIFFORD D. 5L :1 fnwim llh'idgv'ltm'nJ PUHIAIAN. RICHARD A. V .H.'l11iII l'OVVIiLIA. ROBERT L. XL 1.171 PROUT, VVILIJAM I. HUN quiiy Pugc Hi 531x RliNSIR . RICH.an M. REINHOLD, JOHN 1.. REINSHACEN, JOHN L. M, .Umriu VI, 11'1'Hr'xun V. l'Jrzvr'z-urr' RICH'I'ER, RICHARD H'. ROTHRINU, RAYMOND W'. ROM, JEROME I St. -112!0:1ir1u v W. Jlir'lrm'i Hniy Family Pngc l7 ROTH, CLIFFORD A. Our Lady of Perpcllml Help RUDOLPH, JOHN H. St. l-Vz'llimn RU'I'HMAN, JEROME E. St. TL'J'USH RU'l'HMAN, THOMAS R. XL Teresa RYAN, THO M AS I. S t. Teresa SANDMAN, DAVID E. St. Teresa ngc 48 SAN'I'URU. 1 '.l UI-'.Xli l . SCHAMER. ROBERT st SCHIMPF. LOU'ELL l5. Huh l-umih NI. Cuilnninr H.110 SCHIL'LIAENBERGER. CARL I SCHLIMBI. FREDERICK B. SCHLOEKIER. ROBERT C. VI. Ira 5'1. Martin llnl'y Family Page 19 SCHMIDT, GERALD E. St. 'l'r'r mu SCHNEIDER. JOHN ii. M. .lnlrmimm SCHNUR. FRANK .l- M. .Urrrlin SCHROEDER. RONALD .l' M. Jlurliu SCHROER. RALPH R. Um' Luth' vi I'ir'tmj' SCHI'MAN. GERALD VI. levr'vnrc Page 50 SCHH'ING. MELVIN l-Z IHIawrd Ytrt'rmlrr'm' I Slil'l'ER, JOSEPH R. Um' Lady 11f IJJuJ'IIItv SHEETS, CHARLES '1'. Um Lady of Prrpl'tuul H.141; SHELDON. 11-!0MAS 17.. V. Lazr'n'nrr SIEFKE. THOMAS E. ME Trrrm Page 51 SIFVE. ROBERT L. V. II'iHirmz P21 gc 52 SPERHER. FRED L. Our Lady of Lmrrrlcs S'I'EXL-XNN, ROBERT .1 5'1. Mrn'fr'u S'l'RlilCl-IER, IIAMES E. M, Crrlhmim: S'J'OCKI'LLMAN, GEORGE R, St A layxl'm Crmzagu S'J'OCKER, ROBERT C. SI. I.Ilulrw1rn TULLY. ARTHUR A, XL Luivrr'nn' TEDESCO, A. RICHARD THESKEN. ROBERT L. THOMAS, DONALD C. 5!. Leo SF, Twwm Our Lme of Lourrlrs TUCHFARBER. PAUL A. UMBERG, GERARD F. UNGER FRED R. 51. Dominic Our bub of Lmzrdz's St. Aloysius Cnnmgu Page .33 VALE WILLIAM R. .81 Il'il'lium VIERIJNG, H'ILLIAM H. XI, LIEU VOGEL, VVILLIAM H. NI. Mir'hm'f VORNHAGEN, WILLIAM C. St. T r'n'm VVEGMAN, CLARENCE C, SI. TVNesu WEIDE, THOMAS .1. SI. Lawrence Page 54 HEIDINGER, ICDU'ARD C. Um Muir nj Lullnh'x H'IiRNKI-Z. WILLIAM J V1 . 'l 'r Him WILMM. jOSliPH H. SI. l.n:m rm'e: HWMMEL, H'ILLIAM R. NL lam'n'mrr' H'INGER. Plfl'ER H. H. To ram H: ;. Paga- ; HVITSCHGER, DONALD E. Huiy 191:1 in H'ITSKEN, JOSEPH F. XVOGENSJIXHL. IIOSEPH E. St. Twat! Sl. Alirhnr'l FAHEY, JOHN M. PRESUTTO, BENJAMIN A. REID, LAVVRICNCE R. V11 'l'r'rmu NI. H'iHimn SI. Anthony Pugs :36 The Underclassmen Their eyes are 011 the future. Their minds are 011 the present. Theirs, is the task of preparation for they too are Christophers with 21 goal. Each one expects to do the usual, not the unusual, the ordinary, not the extraordinary. knowing that while the steady fulfillment of duty Often requires plodding devotion and day-by- day hard work, even monotonous drudgery, yet this continuing sac- rifice is constantly lightened by a driving purpose. Page 57 Armstrong, James Bcrnmll, John Bnuh . Richard Burger, Huhcrt Dclrcl. Frank lhhcru. Lawrcncu Dolan. john Iihl'lnan, Richard lispclugc. Paul Flynn. Daniel. Gciscr. Rohcrl Gilli, Rohcrl Goon, Richard Gains, dry Urumm, Michael Hullflcr. Ronald Himmclmzum. john Huber, Donald Hughes, I humus l'lughcs. Rolmt'l lluhn, Donald Knlhnum. l-Zugcnc Hullfl'mun. Pcu-r Lumpc, Lawrence Lcddy1hmnus Luau. James mecmun, 'lmnus Mcnkhuus. Rohtrl Meyer. john Meyer, Runuid Muhr, Alan Okcr, Joseph Oslcndm'l', Paul 011. Robert Quinn. Ralph Huhinu, Pulcr Schuchler, Jerome Sn'aub. Donald ' H'ugncn Lawrence Wclage. Richard Wcstcrllol'f, Ralph H'uesl, Rirhurd Junior A .Icmme St'huchlcr and Joseph Okcr studying in Library. l'ngc :73 Bailey, Ruben Bnyle. Daniel Bramlcwcidc, Jumcs CULIIILS, Norman Culnum, Dunuld Davis, Ucrultl Dxncrun, Rzltxmuml hocrgcr. .lcmmc Dugnm Rirhurcl linlricil. jumcs Elulm. jumcs iluncy, Gordon Ilcndurmn. Dulc Hcyl. Raymund Hulsclmr, Ralph jnchnlcn, Edwin .lcumunugin, Pull! liaising. john Lully. jumb lAulx. l-Zlmcn Muller, l'klwunl McDonald, James Nuslhcidu, Lcu Ohcr. Eugene Otluu'uy, 1-1waqu RiL'lILur, Bm 112ml Rilwk. Dzuid Rum, Luuis' Sllmrk, Paul Schmulvr. Edward Schockmuu, l-Zduurd Schuur, Ucnrgc Shannon, Riqnmml Shock. William Slunlun. llzluil'l Stcx'cns.jc1 uulc HCFIHHI, 'l humus 'l I uguscr, Puul Yulc. Luriu Wuinhcimcr. Humid H'ull'. Rngct' Yuung, l. '1 110mm l,immul', Charles Xilnmurmauln. LL-my Witirm'k. Donald Junior B RuhcrL Hcmplumzm and two ClzlShnIEllL's ChCCk Honor RulL Page 5t! Aug, George Baum, 'I'hmmls Bender, George lh'llnsnlzu1. Willard Buck. Allan Running, Thomas Casey. Donald Cianciola, August Cirr'incionc, Josey h Dcller', Rohcrt Dollcrly James Fluhcrly, Jerome Gander, Robert Cimlling, Leonard Grunkcmcwr, Robert Hunmwrsnlilh. Neil llzn'crkos, 'l'honms Hiliun, Ronald HUIM'IJIIJI, Fred jung. Charles Knrwixch. Paul Kuul'mun. Richznd Knlks, Hurry Kmkclcr, Lennard LCcsmnn, jm'nmc Locthlcnfcldl. Richard Mullry. James McDonald, Duuicl Mucllcr, Albert Murray, Donald Oswald, Clifford l'lagemun, Paul I'owcll, Robert Reddington, John Rcder, H'illiam Scluvccr, Paul Scihcm James Slicgler, john Sllllis'2llI,Dnnic1 Tzlylcr, jnscph Tulcxco. jcrmuc T1 impc, jumcs H'hulcn. Lau'rvnru Wiclhom. Patrick XVulJbolding, Rnlwrl Junior C XVillizlm Fcist, Robert XVublmlding :1an Carl KVurtz. Pngc GU Beard, Harry Bellman. Albcl't Biulcnnnn, Richard Dolan, Eugene Dorsey, Rnhcrl Duell, Richard Felix, Eugene Ficfhuus, Ruben Finley, XViUiztm Grate, Lawrence Holmes, Ronald Herbsl, William I-Icyl. Rohcrl Huuinghzlkc, Charles Junk, Edwin Rubles: Richard Kuminsky, William Kammcr. Daniel Mug, l'IdWHrII Kollmzm, Thumus Mnnil'nltL lnmiul mei, Philip Mayer. Richard McGinllis, Dion Molcngrzlf't, Thomas Rnllc, Mark Ruhcrg. jumcs Rucvc. William Sulcmuuc. Lawrence Sundmxnm, Charles Srhzlpkcr. Donald Sdmid, Richard St'hrcibcr. Paul Siglock, JcmmC Sundcrmun, AugusL 'l'mmm'cr. Lawrcnvc Vngt, W'illizun Wchrlc, William WClLCt'ich. john Wcrnka Domlld Junior D James Rubcrg, U'illianl knew and Charles I-Iuning'lmlw Pugc Iil Backs, William Brands. Alfred Brown. '2 hUIHIlN Cuuk. jcrunlc hncrgcr. Richard l-Liclmudl. Dnnultl I'lllgel, 1111-1011991 Foam. jnscph Gm'kL'. jnhn l-lnm'L. Rnhcrl Hellman. William HHIIIIICI'. Raymond lntECI-hcrcs. Ruben Kenning. 1111111133 Klan: James linuu. Donald Knlcy Rngm' Mnc'kv. .Inscph Huimnq. l':1111 Mcrsvh. Cvruld Mcugcr, Edward Meyer. William Murmm. Dnniol .Xllllk'll. '1 110111115 Numu Russcil Pl'afl'ingcr, 'l'hnmns Rand, Rnhcrl R1'I111vkul11p. ,Hvin 511111011112111. Frank SOIIHIUN. lirwin 511111111111. Rulph Spohr.Rm1:1lcl Stagmlrtx liugum' Slrcng, Chzlrk's Weber. Ruymmul Windlmlu, Rnhcrl Wilskcn, Eugene Wilt. 1101111 lock. Charles 'lriscr. John Sephomore A Father Bmldcimeicr maching Raymond Hummer. Roger Kulcy :md 'I'homzls Kenning. Page 62 Allison. Paul Rudd. Lcmun'cl Bushman, Rnhcl'l Carroll. 'l'hnmns hirr. jcrmnc Fay Wulu-r l'inn. Rnhcrl Vishnu: Richard Fax. Thumus Frickvr. jnsuph Lilkcy. KL'Imclll Hurmn mu Hmrlca l-lurris, .Imncs Harbors, Jcmnlc lrh'rhcrs. jnlm James, Dunicl Johnson. Donald Kumcr. Rnllzlld Kullmcycr. IAIWFCIKC Km-h. REUIHUIHI Lulucnhuch. l'hnmus Huck. 'lnmcx' Unrlini. Runulxl Mathews. 'l'hnmns ML'I'tL-ns. Lawrvlwc anllcr. John Nicpm'lc, Rnhcrl Orhs. Gcruh! Pt'lors. John Rtrynnlds. jnmvs Rulh. H'nllm RuvxCI'. Ridmnl St'iluflk'r. llmcph Svhcitll. H'illiuln Schnhvl'l. jnmcx Smut. Rit'hunl Svlt'ur, Rilhill'd I'lmcncnmn. tilill'm'd Vouduruhc, litlu'in lu'ivk. hmmltl Sophomore B jcmmc Din. Clifford WTmUHCmun and Edwin Vnmlcruht. Page 63 Bauer, '1 humus Hm, Ruben Jicrkmg mu John Breaker. Donald lh-cndlc, John 15mm. 'l'homzh Brown. Robert 153 mm, Lawrence Czlin. Robert Come, Amhom liilliugcr. Thumus Drexlcr, lidward Frimming. Paul FullmL Ronald Hcidcnuum. Thomm Hum, Donald l-lcmm'lingA Philip llnmmcltlm't'. Nm'hcn IllthIlC. .Iumcs Juncs. chrgc Knhhcs. Rngct' Kumnlcr. Justpll KLII'IL Gunlnn Mdlirhucl. Albeit Hvzulc. john Hullcn, Rnnzlhl Mulcngrufl. ladmml Pellvl. lilmL'r Quinn. Mirlmcl Rirhlcr'. Ealuzml llimmm, F1 :mk Robinson. Juicph 5mm: .Hhcrl I Schupctu John Spunagcl.Ri1h:m! RLCHL 'n'iilium 'l'nhlcr. Ritlnntl 111mm: jcrmm: Vulumu, Ronald Wcingm lncl'. Robert Sophomore John Meade and XVilliam Stem J'uge 1H .Hhcrs. Louis Andres. Ucruld Bailey Richard Bnulh. William Bowling. Dunuld lh'ucnilw; 'l humus Bums. Ralph Duwcl. Kenneth Emsl. 14ml Foster. jnhn FruU.10hn Gunner. Runuld Gutjnhr. Adam quycx. lidu'anl chgclmhl. Daniel HumlL 'l'hcnhnld Kelly. I'uul Laird. I'Ldu'unl Lautculnmh. 'I cru LuckmL 'I'Immus Luslculmlgcr. Diuid Luslcnhcrgcr. William Hillel: Wilbur M01103. 1. Ruben Mucllcl: H i1Ii;11I1 Olhcnling. Dmmhl Rchagc. chmlmc Reilly William Ruhhc. LRWIBINC SthcidL Chmch St'llcutk. .lcmmc chgul'. Gerald Sccgcr. Raymund Slulf. Ralph Sweeney William Iolimln. Philip l'icllmeycr. Lawrence While, Donald H'indhnlll. Edward Wingcr. Bernard Mimrnu lnlmuix Rirhuul Sophomore D Roger H'ollrr and Gerald H'uml. Page 65 Agee, James Aise:1ln'ey.Jauncs Amlmch, Dnrq I Bnlslcy, Marvin chs, joscpll chscl. Clifford Boeing, Bernard Buwzlcu. Patrick Brown. Ronald Dchnc, Fred Dcpenln'ock, jmues Fehring, Richard Fcldman. Carl Fisher, Harry Hasselbeck, Carl Hausfeld, Ronald Heilhaus, jerome Hills. Eugene Hoffman, John Hullgrefc, Leo Hnskins, Kenneth l-llumneldm'f, Roger K00, John KOU. Alan Lzunbcrl, Donald Lccsnmn, Earl McPhillips, Dmmkl Menkc. Bernard Miller, Carl Noe, Raymond Nolan, Harry Olberding, David Regan, Richard Salamone, Jerome Schmidt, Peter Shacfcr, Lawrence Slahl. Robert Walters, William H'arc. Richard Vchrle, Ronald Sophomore E Richard Ware, Darryl Ambach and James Agec. Page 13G Bain. Thomas Berlhold, Karl Burns, William Bywater, john Carrigan, John Currin, Jerome Fiorino. joseph Gcrdcs, Gerwin Gormlcy, Thomas Grupcnhoff, William Heimbach, John HEPPI Jay Herbert. William Hoschler, William Kissing, Anthony Lukcn, Stanley McCarthy, John Merling, William Milano, Willizun Moore, Nolan Mullen, Dennis Mullikin, Eugene Mushaben, Raymond Ncmann. William Ohlinger. Daniel Ouuwuy, Raymond Overherg, Donald Poslel, William Riga, Hurry Rippergcr, Gerald Rogers, Thomas Ruchl, Terry Scllmcycr, Rolncrt Suaper, Thomas Spell, john Stucrcnherg, Puul Thcurling, Ronald Weber. Raymond Wilke, Edward Freshman A Gerald Rippergcr, Dennis Mullen and Karl Berthold. Pagc G7 Andrea Donald Axl, Dennis Bcckrocgc, Bruce Blch, Branl Blum, john Buckhurst. Robert Bunkowski, James Brmxdcwcide, John Bums, Raymond Denier, Edward l'lciscl, Paul Hughes, Thomas I-Iusmzm, Paul Jorg. Robert Joseph, Donald licllcr, Gary Lucas. Dm id Ludwig, jumcs Murmilc, Edward Mmphy,jm11cs O'Brien, James l';lst'hkzl.juhl1 I'cllmzln, Paul Ricslcnbcrg. Stanley Ruchl, Willium Sm ago. George Srhcnk, Aloscpll Srhlocmur, Ralph Sdnue. Robert Tcnhundl'cld, Puul 'I'ulnlinmn, Arthur Hnbcrg, James Yon Holle, Robert Weingarmcr. Jerome H'eisc, Stanley Wcrnke, Thomas Wcssendarp, Thomas Wcstcnddrf, Richard Witsken, Paul Freshman B Ralph Schlocmel', Father Schneider, Stanley Riestenberg and Paul Pcllman. Page 68 Apmd, Paul Arnold, Louis Bacon, Rulncrt Bt'eller, Michael Bmssarl, John Bmssarl. Gerald Cummings, RuhcrL Dzlmmn, Thomas Duran, James Drcnnan, Edward litter. Thomas Fm . Edwin Fay, Rnhcri Frederick, Ronald Gilclzly, jnmcs Hmnmerlc, George Hcimbrock, John Held, Jerome Helzd, John Hocffcr. XVlelcl' Kcmmc, john Km'lc, Brenden Kmhn, Kcnnulh Kumpf. Thmnns L:illy,Rnhcr1 Martini, Frank Mcycr, Bernard Meyer, Roger Miller. Rohcrt MOCHCI', Ronald Ostcrlag, William Prohst, Dule Rousing, Ronald Reynolds, lfdu'nnl Ruddy, Jnhn Srhmilz, Paul Schwallie, Ronald Stuhl, James Stephens,J01m Taphm'n, Villinm Freshman C Father Stricken Earl Wagncn Frank Martini and 'allor Hnoi'l'or. Page 69 Barnhorst, Alan Beerman. Lawrence Bien, Paul Birri, Frank Book, Daniel Borgarding, James Connolly, John Feller, Karl Flynn, Thomas Gertl1,j. Kenneth Grace, Daniel Crai, jumcs Greiner, Thomas Hesse, Robert Hohman, John Honold, Michael Humbert, jerome Kohls, Paul Km'man. Ronald Lemmcl, Joseph Link, jcromc McCufferty. Daniel Mcnkhaus. John Meyer. Jeffrey Morrisscy, Jerome Nicolai, Ronald 0 thien, Eugene Perry, Dennis Prom, Thomas .- Rocdig, Herbert ,5 Scheidt, Thomas Schumzul, Thomas Sperher, james Templar, Donakl Tepe, Frank Toerner, Richard M'alter, Albert k Weimer, Edward ' Wcstendorf, Robert lilsaesscr, John mhsenn : Wagner, Earl W. Gibsenq : Freshman D Donald Templcr talking to a pal before class. Page 70 .hlums, Edmund Ausdcnmnorc, William Beck. William chk, James Cuffum, Jnxcph Cooker, Stephen Cupim, Joseph Davis, james Dcmcrlc. Richard lighcm. qull I'uklknmp, John Gl:llll12uir,janlcs Gmh, 'Ihonms Huvcrkzamp, Gary chgchnld, James Hook. Hmmrd Hmnpcrl, Lam Lcimer, Frank Lukcn, Paul Manse. Harold Men. lidwuz'd Moluney, Ronald Nzigcl, lmnald Nnclker, Norbert l'nhlmann. joscph Reilly Frank Roehrig, ThulllilS Svhncidcr. Robert Sthrall. Brenton SChCI', Philip Suilcr. Paul Smith, Hnu'm'rl Smith, Robert Smylh. Ruben Sloccklc, Uzu'id Sullium. Thomas Tcpa Bernard Wuru. Ruben Yockcy, jumcs Zimmerman. John Vumlsll ul. I'Ztlu'zu'd UthCIIO Freshman E 17a ther Hen t7 checking Latin. Page 71 .hnrcin, HJnlLL-r Armstrong, Norbert Becker. Thomas Berger. Thomas Bihn, Edward linllhaucr, Raymund Bnllingcr, lxlvid Brockhuis, Thomas lhuckmcyer, Hurry Daugherty. Hurry Duhcru. Thomus lignn. Raymond Fcldknnp, Donald Florence, jamcs Fries. ,Inhn Ganglol'l', Robert Greer. Bruce Grme, lizlrl Guidnm, John Huurmcycr, David Hauling, Frank Harlkcmeyer, Harry Holt, hiohn junk, Robert Kuppcn, Ferd Lumhcrl, Patrick Lllhhcrs, Ronald Mnllcry, Glenn Marschall, l'emr Marlin, Ronald Martini, H'illal'd Meier. Ronald Miller, Norman Mnriconi, Lcslcr Pnpnnin, Emanuel Rmcr, Henry Sanzcrc, Emanuel Schiller, Charles Schwcndemnnn, James Ymulcrahc. Robert Freshman F Ferd Knppcn, Robert Junk, Father Lccn, Raymund Egan. K1 Page 2 Adolf, James Bclmc. Kenneth Brewer. Luuis Brunsmzm, Donald Busrh, Kcnncth Fl'L'dCl'iL'k, lid u'urd Grnmkc, Wayne Komx 'l'homus Kl'ulmchcr, Kenneth Lay, Melvin Link, Gary angcring. john Lynch, john Lyons, Dunnis Munrcr, Rnbcrl McKinley, Ronald Mark. Robert Meyer, Ronald Miller, John Mirini. joscph Nichofl', Rulzcrt Pennington. Richard Peters, Daniel Powers, jnmcs lelkcmcycr. Robert Raymund, Curl Roniker, john Schloemcr. Richard Simpson, Dewey Smith, Roger Smulcrmun, RnhCrL Spinncmvcbcr, Thomas Slilzcl, Lawrence Smckclmun, iht'nnnl Sullivan. Thomas l'L'I';cher, John Wm:lcl,'l'hom;15 Wcucl, Raymond Wic-lmhl, Willium Williams, Yinccnl Fmshman G Kenneth Busch, H'illinm XViclJnld and Thomas Sullivan. Page 73 Activities The many activities of Elder High School are carried on for the important purpose of interest- ing students in special work. As :1 result. of par- ticipation in these activities many students 011 graduation enter those fields which are of special interEst to the Christopher Movement. Page 75 1,2141! 1-1; 'iw11l Firxl Raw: I 0km, R, Jennings. '11 Yuung'. C. Lipps, Ii, OLlim'uvx. M'mml Hum: II. Guu'nlck, EC. Ducsing. V. Yulc, 1-1. Siding, XV. Burningcr. l.. Merrill. Thu ElnlL-rzltlo is :1 yarlmok of Elder lil'c. IL is a hisml'y and like 11 history its report is all Embracing. Going down Lhc nwnmry AN N UAL STAFF trail, the Elder Annual has tried to immor- Lzlliyc. :ts' i1 wcra Lhc highlights ulf the ywlr. The Work involved is. tiring, Lht' results an: refreshing. Many thanks go L0 Lhc sull'l'. LhL- photographers and the patience 01' the student body. .lelcrulms ul' 1110 HEldcmdu I953 wcrc Futlu-r H'illiznn Sirking, Composition; Fa- ther Ruhcrt Mahcr. Finam'c: and Mr, joscph Kulcy, Photography. Ed. Oltznvay 'J'nm Young zmd Dick Jon- nings search for idcas. Page 76 'i'lw press Ls one 01' Lhc vital l'iclds 111 the pursuit of lhc Christopher ideal. Herc, 2111111113; the click- 111g 01' typewriters 21ml Lhc runtlingr 01f copy are burn the writers, l'ClNH'lCFS 01 11111111111111: H'c 11111151: to look 21L the treulivc genius ul: 1111: lildcr journalist and 215 the press rolls before 01111 cycs we are consriuus of :1 scmc of pride. What they 11'1'iLL: 2111: simple truths, homcy truths. Elder stor- i1's about her boys and what 111111; :11'c doing. A sulutc L11 1512 11011011112111 211111 the stlU 01' the 5111111-111 Spukcsman, 111111 the 'P1111plc Quillf 0111' 1111111115, 1111 011115. THE PRESS SPOKESMAN R, U'ublmhling. 1L 1Vilkcns, D. Dul'bin, .I- Sliglvr, R. Schrocr, 1. 51111111111111. PURPLE QUILL 1-11.11 1611111: j. Duhcrq, 'lX 1.2111lcnhach, I.. anc. 111111111101: J'r'l'rugcscr. Scrrmd Row: I-'1'. Kmurmun. 11. Jacob, 11 Lakehcrg. F. Ilanmu'l clitiilun. J. Duucnnzm. F. l'ngcr. H. Vulu. l-'.. Schroeder. Third Haw: T. Ilalwl'km. J. Armstrong. .l- McDonald. D. Bu'L. El. Guwolck. D. Cuscy. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club opened its new scasun with Sing a Song of Sixteen in October. This was the story of a professor of music at a private .srhnol who must leave town to appear before the hI'Ii-Stutc music contest. In his absence his t'hilclrcan decide to put cm nHMS. Pinal'nrc. 111 February a comedy, Moonlight. i'nr Herbert was protlurcd. The plot mnccms twu young hays trying to help their father by making a float 1'01' a parade. SEN IORJUN IOR Fin! Rmv: I.. Vulc. P. I'lugcmzm. I'L Bur- gcna R. Meyer. R. szdcr. l . Ungm. A. Buck B. BuruclL M. Allison, G. Mark, J. Keller, R. Sicvc. D. Childs. S'vmnrf Rmv: W. Dryer. 'l'. Flynn. 1.. Alhicr. P. Tru- gcscr. A. 0mm. J. Rulhmzm. '1'. Duffy. D. Casey. R. 60cm. '1'. Sicfku, j. Duffy j. Slicglcr. jh McGrail. D. Flmn. Third Rmv: Ii Oslcrmg. D. Gmh. G. Smokelman. Bh Pnu'cll, R. 'l'cdcscn. D. 'l'humasu l'k. Dutlcl. U. Grmnuu. 'l'. Gmlcr. T. Ryan, .V. lh'nnks. R. Allsdcnmuurc. L. Gilkuy, I. Kcnkcl. SUPHU MURli-FRESHMAN Fin! Now: I. Yotkclx. IL Hesse. 'IL Dil- linger, 'IK Ruchl, Ii Ih'unduwicdc, J 153'- mucr, T. GrciIlL-r, R. Finn. Ii. Sanm'c, A. Rcuuckump. .Se-t'nml Hutu: Rh Kuhlms, T. Carroll, HZ Fay, Rh hl zlhler, J. Schul'ftr, .L Schcnk. R. Buthun. .I- O'Brien. Third anr: 1.1131111le, D. Lucas, M. Quinn, J. Spcrlm. hf. I'mtl. B. Knrlc. J'ngc TR 'J'hc Spring prCSL-mzuimi mu Swing limx'l'f uiinllim' mincdy. The story t'OlltI'rnS 21 young lmy who desires ZliNH'C all else to Llam'c with Penny Palmer, motion piL'Lurc star. In his zlLLL'mpl L0 uLLcntl zl Gruncl B2111 11c univim'vs everyone Lllat iL icully is his lather who is there. liimtlly Lhc truth UHHCS out and Alexander wim a Hullywnod CUlllHlCl. o On Dcrcmbcr 314 during Christmas vacation Elder was ln'ii'iiL'ng to pre- aCIlL u play for Lhc NaLinnal Conven- tion 01' Education 'Jihczlitr .Msnciaiion. 'l'hv uli'cring was th Sausage Maker's lntcrludcf presented in the art'nzl sLyle. .X 0110 EU'L play was also given at Ellt' November XVcHizlrc meeting. 1111 In Right; 1 Robinson. VI. Burgartlingu L. llcrkr. G. jmms, ll Bunk, I3. l'ngcr, G. Gcrdcs, W. .hm'cin, XV Bcrningtr. l. Humbmtk. IL Hmkins, Ii. XYilkC, D. Grace. CAMERA CLUB One of lhc most interesting hobbies HL Elder is Lhc work of the Camera Club. Hmidcs learnng Lhc varied nwthzmics of Czuncrzm. IllL' technique 01: taking pirtures prcscnts the amateur photog- rapher With an cvcr-im:1'ca.sing Iichl nl' pnssihill- Liam Mr. Kulcy. thc Illmlcramr, has done well in making his group umwium nl' lhis. Boys on field trip. Page HU The Camera Club mCCts at least once :1 week with modcramr who explains the an of taking good pictures. Facts learned are put into prat- PICTURES Lice not unly on field trips but also around school. One of' the senior members 0f the Club, 18 TH EIR XValter Berninger was responsible for many 0f the pictures appearing in the Purple Quill 21ml the Annual. BUSINESS Mr: Kuley dcmonslrmu the prmcss oi cnlargmg plcturcs Four Club members viewing the rcsults of their work. l':lj.;c SI SCHOOL SERVICE Page 82 IL would be hard to describe the work of the lildcraidcs. IL would be easier to say. Thcy do Lhc work? In this group we find the Vigilarnces, Calbtcria VVurkcn and Ushcrs. Elder is proud of the spirit 01. Lhis group who has made Who work of a job :I njob of work The many artivitics sponsored by the school do not just happen; they are Carc- USHERS Firwt Rmv: j. Turner. R. Wln'tz, 1. Link, D. Grace. R. Wucsl. 'l'. Berger. D. MrDmmld. anmrl Rmv: R. Mallrcr. li. W'ilkc. H'. Reilly, D. Hem, XV. Yngl. C. Sheets. W. Vcrling. J. Rnclkct'. Third Run': 1C. Bilm, U'. Martini. I. Dcpcnhrnrk. P. Pellmzln, IL Slockltn R. Schlocmcr, IL Schlucmcr. linurrh Raw.- R. Tuhlcr, 1' I'lughus. .I Harbors, R. Shqmrd, 0 Scugur, D. Lums, J. Hur- bmzs'. Film RUINS l.- .h'mslrung. I Llul- lhuzu', J Murphy. L. Whalcn, R. Heyl. fully planned and clii'icicntly directed. 'l'hc School Service xmrkcrs. 0r Elder aides, :er the men who are responsible I'm' the sucrcss nl' Elder prqju'tsi livery day of thc school year the Cafe- iurizi workers are busy with their job 21L 111C lunch hour, the library and supply store workcrs arc busy in their respectivc pIHFCS and tho Yigilantcn 2er un hand keeping nrdvr. During Lhc football season, lhc lishcrs can in? inund doing their duty in the Stadium. 011 special Page 83 CAFETERIA WORKERS Fimf Raw: H. Riga. D, Oblingcr, Ii Reynolds. 1- Hepp. R. Frederick. C. Sheets. D. NICCufi'crLy. l .. Molengme .I' Powers. Scrmzd Row: R. Koch, R. Bl'uns. R. Mushnhcn. C. Rayimnul. R. Pennington, 1'. 1 1'innning. D. chx, 1-2. Pclzcl. ll McDonald. R. Martin. Third Row: R. Mayer. XV. Marlini. I. Blunt D. Durkin, K. Hoskins. W. Vngl. .I. Dcpcnln'ock, C. Schiller. D. Flynn. Fourth Row: M. Bnlslcy. P. Manli, R. Shepard. .I. XVogcnslnhi, C. Roth. IL Cziin. Fifth Row: 1'. Murschnll, R. Lunck. L. Grolc, C. Schcid. I. Hnil. IL Scott, D. Witschgcr, F. Schlimm. ELDERAIDES Fin! Ii'rm'; I. lmhnltc. T. SChunIun. R. Zzlhncix R. Gamlcr. I. MrDmmld. .I Yockci. Srrmul RUIN: II, St'huc'k. Ii, Huycs, l . I'ngm: I Miller. ll. Knhh-s. Third Rm : R. Haurk. D. Sullivan. F, DCUCI. HZ ISCI'ningcr, R. GUCLJ. ma J$35M m VIGIIAN'I'ES 1-1;st Ruu': Sh Magncss, R. Burnett. R. Schrocr, .L Buck, C. Bull, Ix. Unger, 'J'. Wcidc. IL Beck, .1- Mathews. SI'UHIII Raw: 0. 6011mm, R. Pnhlmaal. D. Childs, R. Linncmznm, D. Lohmun. .k Gibbs, IL Slacker, C. Lipps, R. Jennings. j. Reinshagcn. Third Raw: V. Martini, W. Hurling, .I. Gcrrcu. C. Grunkcmcycr, G, Buchmann. 1L 170x, G. Smekclnmn, H. l'lohr. IL Hess. Fourth Row: J. Rom, F. Spcrhcr. R. Richter, XV. Vnmhugcn, 1E. Km'wisch, J. Wilskcn. 1.. WhulCIl, R. Schmctlmx Fifth Rain: 1. Scilcr, 'l'. Kcrn, J. Barnhmsl, C. Polkiilg. occasions. too. the various groups unilc' to make a success of important school activities. They were particularly active at the Alumni Home Coming, Alumni Sports Night, the H7elfare Card Party, the chtivzllj the Festival VmGch Party, the Faculty-Senior Dinner, All Sports Dinncr and at CraduaLinn. The Director of the activities of Lhc F.1- deraides was Father Joseph Zimmer. Page 31 Nearly all the students in the school par- ticipate in the activities of the Catholic Stue dents Mission Crusade m 21 greater or lesser degree Ahhough only :1 few students at Lend the meetings as class representatives, yet the entire student body helps in the work of the Crusade. This year, under the influence 01' Father Buddelmeier, second year Religion teacher, the group culleeied sales tzlx stamps which, when redeemed, brought in a considerable unmLmL nl' money. This, along with the money collected in the religion classes and study periods amounted to somewhat more than six hundred dollars which was sent to zlid missioners in fields abroad. The spiritual results 01' the C.S,M.C. cannot be measured but all the students derive a greuier interest in the missionary activity 0f the Church and not infrequently, mis- sionary vocatiulls result. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE R. Dugzm, T. Lautcnbzu'k. .J. Flicker, :md J.qu'1'is with Father Budclelmeier. Mmlerutotz 1 Page 85 Father 1. Paul Grubcr, Moderator Firm! limp: W. Milicr, G. Rippcrgcr, j. lhwulm, XE, Amllcs, AA 310111., 1'. Lukcn, J Ducrgcr, J Andres, C. Schellcnhcl'gcr. l HCllL'l, ll BllLLCIWCl'llL 50mm! Row: E. Mormilc, L. Humpcrt, j. Meade, ll White, R. Puwcll, C. Al'hucncmuu, K. Behnu, J. Lomlcmun. Thin! Hrm'. J. Schuulual, D, Huh , ELDER MARCHING The Elder Band had one 01' iLs most suc c:cssl'ul seasons in many years. While small in numbers it gave a scrics of fine perform- ances during the Fall Football Season. In The 13' h mnzition R Schwnllic, R. Koenig. J. Sigluck. VI, llanhuus, R, Ducrgcr, R, Kulcy. ll'um'llt Row: D, Simpson, R. Kaufman, L. anpc, R. 'l'edcsco, 1 Weid- inger, C. jung, j. Schull'cr. Fifth Raw: J. chgchold, 0 Link, I Fiorino, R. H'ebcr, Sixth Row: D. Culman, W Knminsky. BAND 1953 mnjunction with the Glee Club the Band gave :1 Concert in the Spring, playing both L'lussical and popular numbcrs. Page 37 Mr. Jacob Jung, Band Director GLEE CLUB SENIOR Firs! Huu': L. AlbiL-I. K Culudo. R. Srluuncr. .1 Wilkcns. K. Urtucin Ii. OHLL'I'lugA 'I'. Hum. 'I . Hayden. M'mml Row: R. Slutkm, .x. Peter. G. Muymx R. Xlummun. 1'2. Gmfcl. 'l, Kcllcy, U. Huicy, ll. Childs l. Knll'l. Thin! limp: 1. Keller. T. RWIL R, Sieve. 'l' Duffy Kl. Allison, R. Islel', Ii. Ducsing, J. Rullumm. Fourth va: C. hdmmlt. R, Mcm-hhutll. X. Brooks. RA Ansdml- IIILJtJl'c,S,J1111kL-r. R. quu'L, '1 Wihlmch, D. Gmh. ELDER GLEE CLUB Page 88 01.1115 tildl'l'a JUN 10R Hm How.- 11. HIIHHUIIL I1. Stilll'nl'l'. R. Dnrscy. 11. Burger. j. 51'1mchlcr. 1-'.. Klug. 1,. anL'. 11, Hymn. Vwmf Huu-xi'.l1nhc1llx, I Ukcr. CH WUIU. 11 L Ciunriulu. Third llrm': j Sliuglulu l1. Culmnn. I1. Hubcru. I'. Plngvmun. W. Brunsnum. Huber. 'I. Dui'h. 11. 11011:. 11. KUIL. 11. 'I'lugusu, 11. Kumlncl. l-'um'fh Nun's J 1101:111, '11. Young, R. Quinn. P. Wivllmrn, 1.. Lampt'. W. luminsM, 1-; Kiliillllilll. NIH: J'hm-r 1'2. Rirlllm, Ii; Muller. 111C Glcc Club made three publjv ZIPPCEIHIDCPS during 1110 11113211153 Seusun. IL Mlpplivd 1110 dloir music 11011 the Alumni Hume Cmniny7 Muss in Novcmbcl': presumed 21 group 0150115415 11011 Llu; L-mcrminnu-m nl' Lhc dolcgzucs :11 the Art'hdinr c:csan PIIIA. Federation Dinnvr und was 1' -aturu1 in the Annual Glue Club Cmurrl 111 Scum Audi- lnrimu in May. quhcrs Gl'llbtfl' unLl 5111111cibcis were moderators of the Club: mecmn' I Alfred Srhchl. the Diremm: Tum 111111111 singing :1 .5010 WI Page :19 :prmml by 1110 Gh-c Club . 'z : E i'. 2 1 5 : Firjl Row: C Schcllcnhcrger,1. Andres, M. Andrus, A. XInhl'. Sz'mnrl' Run': D. Cuhnun, J Mead, R. Powcll, R. Kaufman. Third Row: SWING BAND A. 'l'cdcsco. Page 90 The Elder Swing Band is called upon to play at many of thc School's functions. These boys are carefully chosen from the members of the hand because of their 5pc- rial aptitude in music. This ycar they were called upon to play Elt the Christmas Party, the Welfare meetings and some oi the school dances. Because of their special training it is pos- sible that some of these boys may continue in the entertainment field and thus become real Christophers. Much credit is due to Father Paul Grubcr who develops this group during his own free time. In the scicntific world 01' today a knowledge oli the general principles of chemistry is very neces- sary. However, there is 21150 a crying need 01' thcmists with righL moral principles. The Chcmv isn'y Club has us iLs purpose the inspiring of chemistry students 10 get into the field 01' c'hcm- istry 21.5 a liifc'is profession. The Club, meeting once 21 week, Lakes up the mnsidcration of special pmblcnm in chemistry. Members present papers from time to Lime and cxperimcms 11m mrricd on in Lhc lalmrator'x'. CHEMISTRY CLUB lv'iizw Raw: 1. H'ilkCIH, l , Ilzmlrl, P. 'liui'hlizn'lmlu BV Mcrlcn. 1.. ifut'uh. .L l,ilnlill'ullll. R. '1 ill'5kCll. R. Hainckutup. 1C. OSICI'lng, Ki Ol'lu'cin. Sauna How: U. chkuhmuL l.. llen'ili. l'r. Huilink, C. Pnlking, j. Ruthmzm, W. Vuic. Page 9 l Ii, Muller, I.. V1110. R. 0021!, U, Huhcr. J. Schuchlm' R. Quinn. D. Sullivan, R. WumL, 171. 52111111:th SCIENCE Page 92 Cawy, P. 'I'rugnet-r, 1L CLUB The Science Club is an Cme-rurriu11211' group that meets every week to do smm- spccial experimental work. Umlur Illc :thlc direction of liulllcr Sahll'cld, tllc lllodemlur. the buys bumnc better acquainted with thy most recent developments in the field of Physirs. Here again is another oppm'umily for the Elder student to gut 21 xmrking knmvlcdgc 01' mndcm electronics, ch pmv pulsion, radar and many other imprm'u ments for his future in our atomic age. lid Mallcr and D011 Huber inspect an out- dated radar devit'e. Fin! lfrm' SiHing: R. Gumlm', .L Buck, D. Chiids', T. Run. Srfr'nurl Hrnv Killing: M'. Dunn C. Mmkl Ii. l'apuniu, 'I'. Fl-Hlll, R. 'l'cdcsco. Third Row Sitting: J. McGl'ail, T. Sicl'kc. R. Sioux .L Rcunckmnp. Fum'm Row Sitting: P. 1' 1'ugoscr. G. Gunman, R. Meyer. 1'. Duffy. IL Flynn. Vumling 1.111 In Right: R. Bumcll, XI. Allison, H. Burgcr, I,.. Gifkcy, J. lhwzucr, l-i. Gmi'cn F. Dclsul, F. linger, J. Keller, R. I'ou'cll, 11 Thomas. J. Kcnkcl, R. Ausdcnnmmc, N. RmnksA Ii Osu-rtug, Fr. Putnick. 'l'hcru ii a saying often 11 11rd around school. When you want something done, call 0n the .Vtivities CunnIliLtce. Here is a group 0!: boys who are in L0 most things A C T I V I T I E S and out for almmL cvcrything. They plan dances and panics and Usually do 2111 thc work connectcd with thcsu activities. They litcrally knock them- selves outs to pm on lively skits at Football G R0 UP Pep Mt'ctingx Idea man tor the activities group is Father Rob; crt Pulnick who am boast that he never thought up any stunt whitll his boys couldn't carry out. Page 93 Guidance Dircunr, Father Dirr, gives personal direc- tion in his office. The answer 10 the qucstinn, What am I going to do when l gm out oi school? is very nllcn supplied by LilC Elder Guidzuu'v Ol'l'icc. Herc on file is numerous CAREER data on the various mrupntions in the world. Herc, L00, understanding and personal advice is given t0 the auidcnl who is unt'crizlin about his vacation in GUIDANCE Iil'u. Part-Linlc and summer job placcmcnts for the boys iIILLTI'CSLCd arc alm supplied by this nl'l'itc. Father Dirr is in charge 01' the Guidanrc Ol'l'icc and he i9 ably Elshihled by ii'zithcrw Pilliod 21nd Ric's. I 1 N,vzmmrrw ,, .i Father: Din 21ml Pillind check the iiles in preparation for 21 wcrkly bulletin. Page 9-1 The school and the home go hand in hand. The parents 01' the 5L1:- dcnts take an active part in thc srhnnl life of their sons. Twice a year the parents arc im-iLctl and urged to visit the classrooms and talk with the teachers almut thc progress of their sons in school. On these occasions and others, too, Lhe parents meet With olhcr parents l'nr social gatherings. This continued mupcration is very imporLant in the life 01' a school zmd Elder is wry proud of the response 01 the parents ol. the students. I Mrs. 'I'rugcscr, Mr. Coludo and Mrs VVilkCns. ELDER WELFARE Mrs. jmvph Wilkons. Corresponding Sun: Mr. lid. Moliqnc. Recording Set: Mr. Ramon Colmlo. Prmidcnl: Fillhcl' lilhzm Slang. 'I'I'L'nxm'm: Mr. Slnnlcv llncl'gmu YiL'u-l'rcsulcnl; Mr. 1.60 'I'l'zl- 5460'. MM. 111-0 il'rugcscr. l i1mm-i:ll Sun i z: i m I LHMW .41. ,3: i h i 1h i i; A ejwi i i: gt ii 4 J t i i i J a, K J t! 79 .n ah .k V Page 93 ximug; Ed. Rolnhc, Junk Fluthlcr. Bnh Sdlmith, Larry .V'Lcmcycr. Father joscph linnnur. lhnlmr LVrhzm Stung. Grog Nichzlus. ,Sfunrling: Ifulhcr Churlus SchrcihciS, lelhcr Ruhcnt Pmnitk. lilllhl'l' nmmm Bclllcr. Rohcn MclicnnzL l-':uhL-r I-Zmin Bcukc. Rnhcrt lessu, Andy GHIHZII'HII. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Father Basil lilunchcrg i'm'mL-r Elder Pl'le'ipzll addresses Alumni. Brother Bill Schmcdcr Larry VYicmeym', Pru'idL-m Father joseph Zimmcr, 0f Purcell High School. OI? Alumni Associatinn, Mculcruml' of Alumni. Pngu HG Assistant .Xlodcramr, Father Don Bclllur. The Elder Alumni Association which, Ell ils' bc- ginning a I'cw short y 111's ago was :1 Very weak nrguniyalion, has mm grown into 21 strong. ma- lurc body. 0m: 01' the nmsL loyal and zlctiw supportc'l's of thc Alma Mater, th Xsmrialinn has sponsored many activities during lhc ymir for its uwn members as well. In Lhc mursc of this year Father Robert Putnick resigned as Mmkralnr. His nl'l'icc was tukcn mm by Father Joseph Zinlmcr as Modcrzltor 21ml thlhm' Don Behlm' his :issix'uml. Page 97 Ronald Kunze, jack Haspnhlcr, Larry XViCmcyer and Robert SrhmiclL Alumni Parach- into School grounds on Homc Coming Day: Alumni Dance. chmbcr 111 at Topper Club. Sports hA sound mind in a sound body might well be one of the principles of The Christopher Move- ment. Man is reached for good not only in the field of the mind but 21150 011 the field of com- petitive SportsV Participation in athletics whethtsr actively 0r passively brings out the best in the human character. Athletes today are natural leaders in the fight for good. It is the aim of Elderis athletic program to make her athletes lead- ers in this fight, Page 99 g4 . Highfiif W Q . $345. Iildcrk loyal motors 2111mm 101' mm of the gridiron Contests. The 29:32 lrmtball schedule was one 01. Lhc most ambitious cx'cr attempted by Elder. Some of 1110 1mm pmvcrl'ul teams FOOTBALL in Lhis scclion of the mummy met the Panthers. The Ath lCLic Department added a ncw face with tho appnimmcm 01 Mr. Virgil Scardina 21.x assistant coach. The other mcm buys 01 thc Depamnem were urtcmns of many years of experience wiLh Elder athictics. Mr. Kolkmcycr, Busi- ncsx Managcr, Mr. Bartlett. chul Cnadl. 1 1111101' Bcrtkc. Alh- lmiv Director and Mr. Stm'dilm, Assistant Cnat'h. 1952 1711111 Rum. Luff In Right: L. Valle. 11 Durhin. U. Buchnlilnn, P. Lucns'. L. Merrill, G. Massa, 111-311511'1131111- l- nllcr.111 Beck Ill A'shmall. J, Haley. Sr'mnrl Row: B. Boeing, D, Knmmcr, 1-1. Ducsing. G. Aug, D. 1130116, Young, F, 111111.11. Huber, P. Plagcman. Third R0111: R. Ilocchlenfeldt, W. V111c,111131111, R Ra1yc1. B. Kurwisch, D. Borgmzm, T. Rinth. IA. Albers. P. Kelly. Fourth Row: 1 R2111 101d R. QL111111.DA-1:u11es, BA Richter. R. Plye. R. Scou, D. McPhillips, S. Junker. 1711111 Row: A. Cianciolo, 'l'. Malone, 1L Dawn'un, R. 11101111111191; G. Bender, J Streichcr. ELDIJR 313 - ACQUINAS 11 11'1111 the aid of 21 sparkling offense and :1 5111111111111 defense, Elder racked up 21 great victory The action began when 1.011 Albers inlcrccplcd a pass on Acquilms' 28 yard 1111a Dirk Stlccr passed :0 15111 Vale from the 6 yard line. Minutes later, George 13111'11111211111 drove over after :111 Elder 12 yard drive. Eldefs third srmc in the first 111111 czlmc when Dick Sclccr pusscd to Don Bed. 111 1118 scumd 112111 lllc scoring smrlcd when Dick Sclccr ran 29 1111115 for the 121111'. The final score came when Rmmic Frey plunged over 110111 the 1 yard 111101 .1Xll-i1l1porlar1t huddle - last instrucLions and a prayer. Page 101 Anion 111 1111- lihlcr-Klussillun 141111111 11111-111 13171111112111 21 I 111: liltlcr clcx'cn dushui 111111 1111- 1111541111 Purcell Cavaliers 1111 chlllhcr 13 111 1111- 11111111111 Cnlhulic League 11111111113 111111101 :11 Xavier 811111111111. 011 1111- 11151 1111111 1111111 5111111- 11111gc. Kunkcl 11111 1111 1111:klc 1'111' 72 1111115' 111111 1111- 111151 111' 1115 111-11 scores to 11111 11111-1-1-11 11111-1111 1111. 1111- 11111110151011 111111 31111111 111111'1-1'1-1: 121111-1- I'L'1ll11'111L'11 111111111 seven 1111111111-5 1:1Lc1' 11111-11 S1-l1tc1' 111151011 111 Junkm I'm' :31 1111115. 19121111 111 111L- xcuuul 1111:11'11-1- 11111-1'1-11 $101111 1111111 1111- 1 121111 11110. 111 1111- 1111111 1111111101 11 3: ; 111111 111211111 1111111111 :1 1111mm whcn 1511-1 M11111pc1c11 21 1211-1118 1111' 1-11111-1'3' 51-1'111111 111111-117 111111-11. 1.11113: liunkcl 11-1-111 111 yards 111111 :11111c11 111111111131 Purcell 3111113. 111111211 111- XAYIICR U 11 1111- 1-1111111-1-111111113 3111111- November 111 17111101 111111511011 5'1. lexiL-z'. 111 111C 111st 1311111101 Scl1'ur 111-111 1111 11111111- 1111- H 1111115111111 1111- 11151 511111- 111' 1111.- gmnc. A few 1111111110. 111: again 311111-11 11-1111 11 wide 1111-1-11 111111111111 his 1111-11 1-1111. 111 111C 51-1'111111 1111111'11-1'. Bed; 111-111 1111'1111g11 111C 1111111111- 1111' 11 1111-115 211111 1111- 11111111 11111111111111'111 1111111 11111111105 111 1111,- 501111111 1111111131 gone Vale 51101 :1 111m- 111 111111081 11-11 110111: who run 011-1- 1111' :1111111101' marker. '1'111- cxlm poinl 11-115 good. 0110 1111111111: 11111-1 3111x1511 inlerccplcd a 131151; 111111 1-1111 101' :1 10111111101111, 111 1116 second 111111 Musszl 12111111111 1111- 1'11-1'1'111'11111111'1: 111111 311111111111 :11 1111115 1111' 111111111131 5111112 Vulc's 80 1'111'11 111111'11111111-11 11111 111111 .1511c1'11f1's 5: : 1111-11 11111 were 11111311 1111111111. 1,113.39 1119 Wl-S'HCRN 1111.1.5 2-17 142111115111 21 011 1111111111111; 1 .1111-1' 111111 111-911-111 I-1i11 1'1115111-11 1111- 1111-111 21111 11lcc1111g. '1111- 51ming 51111-1011 when 'I111111ksgi11113 XVCSIm-n Hills 5111-111 111111155 lhc side lines 1111' 111 1111115 101- 1111- 11131 5111112 N111 tn 11c denied, lihlL-r 111111111011 1111 1111: 111-111 111 111C 12 3'111'11 iiuc. 011 11 double 1-011-1'51- 11111-11111111111 111-111 over 1111- lildcr's 11151 1111111101; 111111' Hills 111111-11111111'11 21111-1 11 53 1111-11 111111111. 'l 111- 1111111110125 11-11 111 '1011111115 1111- close 111 1111- 1i1xl Western 1-111111- 1111111 1111' :1 sccmut 1111- 511111111 ;11'11-1 131-111 11111 1111' 11111111- 1'111' 25 1 A 11-11- 1111111111-5. 1111011 111-111 :1g11i11 KTUSSCII 111L- goul 11111- from his 111115. mm 12 1111111 line. The score 11-115 1111-11 10-12 111 1111-1111 0! Elder. However, 11 11113-1 11111151211 111C 51-1110 fur 1111.- Mir lildcr still 11-11 19-114 1111 1111- 111111111 1111111'11-1' 11-11011 Wechm Hills blocked 1111 1111111 1111111 111111 Curried 1111: 111111 111C 13 1'00! 111 1111-11 11111- 1111111 which they 51011-11 111 11111 1111- giilllCV FLAGI-L'I' 11117 151112111131 11 1111-1 1111111'11-1-11 111115 of 111111:1i1'c. 1111- 1-11111-1' 1'11111111-1-5 11'111- ulc11 111 K011111111: 111 11111-1 1,11111's11111- FIugt-l, 111m 111 111': 111-51 10111115 111 111111 511111;. 15111ch scored 111111: 111 111C lirsl 111 111111 15.111615 511111: 51-11-1-1' 111111 while 111111111111,- IildL-r scurelms. 1111- 501111111 1111111 113111115 5101011 111111: 1111110 11'11c11 ,. 11111-11- 11 pass 111 1111111- 1111111 1111- f 1'111'11 1111c. MASSILLON 33717.14Dl-ZR 0 The most pnhlieiyed game of the year was with Massilion and it was played :tt Elder Stadium. Massillon, the only team to hold Elder scoreless for the first time SinCe 19-19. started scoring right from the kiekkot'f. They added two more totlel'nltm'ns in the first quarter. In the second and third quarters the Panthers strained with 2111 their might and held the 'i'igers scoreless. In the l'mn'th quarter Mussillm: hmke lame and settled twice. ELDER 207 HAMILTON PUBLIC. ti Another tungh leznn fell to lilder's lot when the Big Blue met lildelz liliier scored first when Selecr went m'er front the three yard line. Dnrbin's wm'cwinn made the score 7-0, Hamilton scored next on a ril yard passe Elder came lnnzk again when Junker grabbed :1 32 yard pass. 0n the next play Frey pushed over from the one. Durhin con- t'et'tetl again, The final score came when Beck scored from the 4 yard line after :t Panther 52 yard drive. CIIAXIJNADE 33 e ELDER 7 liltlcr went to :1 very wet Dayton for the game with Chaminnde. The game had only commenced when the Npl'idc of Dayton Showed they meant business. Chantin- :tt1e scored two tmlchdmvns in the first quarter. Eider mnte haltzk and stored from the 3 with Frey during the humans, Dtn'hitl eum'etled lu nmke it sewn imints ftn' liltler. In the seemld hull' Chznninutle scored three times and held l-Zlder scoreless. ELDER 18- ROGER BACON 7 Roger Bacon drew first blood when they recovered :t t'nntble 0n lhe 17 and scored. 'I'hey letl 7-0. In the second qtnu'tel', Seleer run 22 yards for the Panther's first ttllly. The half ended with Baum lending 7-6. In the second half, after two minutes had passed, Seleer handed the hall to Beck who passed to Baehnntnn who ran 28 yards for the touchdown, 'lihe lildet' defense etnne t0 the resent: when Bender recovered a Etztmn tumble. The Panthers then pushed up to Bacon's I yard line where heck scored for the lust marker of the game. SENIOR LETTERMEN D. Ashcralt F. tht'kman D. Bm'gnlztn EA Duesing G, Iiztt'hlnamu D. Beck D, Durhin R. Frey J. Fuller R. Hnl'l'lmuer 5. Junker 15. lx'zn'wisch SENIOR LETTERMEN BCt'k 0H for 21 errhdmvn in Elthl'-H L'stcrll Hills Came. R. Plyc G. 31115511 L. Merrill MC V2110 I. Reinhold l Slrciclwr SENIOR LETTERMEN , ighiua .,... ... '5 W FOOTBALL BANQUET AL Lhc tlnsc 01' the football season, the Athctic Dc- partmcnt in conjunction with the Elder Alumni Association held a Football Banquet honoring the football players 'I'hc affair, 1110 first of its kind at Elder was held aL the Cincinnati Club and was at tended by a large crowd of Alumni, parents of the players, faculty and visitors, Ghicl' speaker at the dinner was Bob anrnschemeycr, a graduata of thc t'lZlSS of ISHE and today a star on the Champion Detroit Lions Professional Football Team. Page mu; Besides speeches given by im- portant sports figures around CincinnaLi. thc players rcneivcd award letters and certificates of merit from the Athletic Director Father Bcrtkc. Among those called upon L0 speak was Coach Walter Bartlett who has piloted so many fine teams through his many years as head coach at Elder. The Ravercnd Clarence Gral', President of the Board 01' Pastors 01' the Elder High School Associatiiou and Monsignor Carl Ryan, Superintendent of the .-X1'cluli0ccsan Schools graced the occasion with their presence. Pug? H17 RESERVE FOOTBALL Fin! Row: K. Molcngrah, T. Carroll, B, Boeing, Ci Feldmzm, P. Kclly. R. Valvulm, J. Davis Dlgrg chond Row: M. Quinn, J. Sclmffcr, Di Huber, 1,. Albcrs. D. McPhillips. R. Hzlusfcld, K. Gilkcy. l . Birri. Third Row: R. Scott. R. Rnycr. D. Janlcsi L. 'l'icttmeycr, F, Dclmc, P. Allison, 1i. Leesmnn. 60ch football teams are made, not born as such. 80 it is 'dL Elder where ability is constantly under scrutiny and where every lootball-mindcd boy can try out. It is only after murh test and trial that a student can make LllC Varsity. Howm'cr, it is the Reserve squad that supplies the Varsity and it is to this group that Elder looks to for the future. Much credit is given and will continue to be given L0 the Reserves, Elderly; hope for the football future. Page 108 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL fhwllhnm ,1UHUC$ KhIhmrh,R,Sdunc,J,hHuuhmux'F.GrmL R l'zlpunizl, 'L Dznis wlmlcm MgrQ Serum! Row: W. Milzum, B. Blah. ll jnscph, IL Ludwig, R, Jnrg, T. Crcincr, F. Tcpc, T. Scilulnzim R. mhhmnu.YthRnw:T.kuLJ.UJMHLJ.Hmmm,hlek.L Puschkm ii, Mew, J. Cllpitm C, Schiller, jh Tclschcr, N. Miller. Frmrllz Ruw: RA Thcuerling. G. Havcrknmp, J. lilsucsser, W. Wiclmld, .l- Spcrhcr, R. Bullhnuur, 1. Meyer. XV. Burns, D. .th, During the course 01' the football season IIOL all attention is formed on the Varsity Lezun. The Frcslnnzm team, under the able direction of Mr. Virgil Scardina brought a lot of rrulit m Elder by turning in an undefeated season. Some ul' thc teams that they played included St. Rita School, Purcell, Roger Bacon and Xavier Freshmen. Page 109 A 1 95': , ' F; :2 f P? x ' 'v, 9'5; X 1'1le Raw: 3L Allison, J. Rudolph. D. uhn'uft, G. Mussn. W. Dooley. Sz'rnmf Raw: 15.. Muller, R. Rnlxcr. D. Hmlc, 'I. l-luggcrly. P. Ailisnn. IL H'clugc. Thin! Nun's I . Iku'hmnm l Hulcy quldclll mulmgmj T. Xlnlonu VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RESUL'I'S ELDER H :30 Thomas Acquinas COM 60 J l Norwtmd 56 52 Hughes :36 70 Portsnmulh :39 H Hralnut Hills 18 :32 Purcell :35 49 St. Xavier 33 66 Roger Bacon 78 I2 St. Henry Huddle during game. Page I 10 BASK IETBAL L ACTION LIONS INYI IW HUN H. l'Ul'RNKMlZN l- tDm'ing Chrinlmzh Vaulliom :32 .75 Lmklnml H'zum' 2H3 Hlilhmw i2 vaingmn Lulaytlu- U2 Purcell TU 51. Xuvivl' J-l Rngm' Baum 73 H'twlvnl Hilh 113 SL 'I'lmmzu Him illH'l'lleL'l' JUPRXAMEN HS 33 XVLNIUI'H Hillx .35! 15' U'ilhmu' IH .313 H'ulnul llilla I'ugv I l l M. Allison D. Ashcraft 17. Buchmzm W. Dooley '1'. Haggerty G. Massa '1'. Mulonc .l. Rudmlph SENIOR LETTERMEN BASKETBALL Page II? RESERVE BASKETBALL Firs! Row: M , Mucllc1'.l.. Al- hcrs, D. Bowling. 'l . Gmh, j. Fcldknmp. l.. 'l'icmncycr. Scronri Haw: R. Sclrcr. R. 131mm. 1. hulxmmnc. R. Hush- mun. 'l'. Bruming. R. 'I'nh- lcr tSmdcn: Mgm M24 RESERVE BASKETBALL SPNITSTICS wax LOS'I' PLACE x1 I 1 mm: PmM' MEN .n'n :H'ICILMH'C Bushman 9.2 Sclccr 80 FCleknmp 7.4 The loam plnycd five Catholic ngm: games am! have two L0 g0. FRESH HA X BASKITFBALI. S'I'A'I'ISTICS WON LOST r1,u:1-: 1 -1 3 1mm l'OlNI' MEN .n'n .M'ERAGI-Z Fcldkamp 19.5 Two games only Beck 9.2 Five games The LCLllll pizxycd l'mn' Catholic Lcnglw games am! one with Wilhmw and has two more to play. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1-'ir.x'l er-r J, Iilszmsscr. h. ITEdkump, J. Cllpilu, K. l'elr lt'r. R. Schulc. St't'uml Row: w. Beck. 1'. I-Iciscl, .1. Fiori- nu, I Hcpp. R. JOI'g. K Busrh. Thin! Row: 6. Hum- mcrlc. R. junk. j. Davis t'SluLIenr Mgm A migh ty ju mp. INTRAMURAL GAMES The intramurals thcmsclvcs are :t much-Icmkcdvimz ward-Ln event every yezuz In many tlHtlelCtES the players Llont stem to realize that they are playing, for Lhc championship 21nd find out onty when it is Um latt- Lo do anything about it. htt on the whole, the noun gamma. us they are usually cztllcd. am :1 line timc for the players as well us the rest 01' the participating Masses. Thcy show many Elder students the value ol bzukcthztll and point out how the gzlmc is played. In the play-olfl's themselves, there was murh student participation both in thc way 01' playing and cheering 0r backing their team too. Senior C c'ztmc through, winning m'c1'-'-l.-X in thC final rounds. This was 21 tluso game right down to Ihc lust lrml shot 21m! shrill smmtb ing' 01' the whistle. In the sophomorc-frcshmzln division Sophomore 11 came through to win the crown. As in the past, this is us tar as it went The seniors did not play the wphmlmres lJCttillle it wouldn't scum quite fair to Eht' snphrmmrcs. Page II I In the slot. 5 WV 3-. Most of you know, if you :mcndcd Eldcfs fooL- ball galllcs, lhc peppy gang of cheerleaders. In all kinds of wcathcr they were always 0n the job, drumming,r up Lhe spiriLs of the crowd. One ol' the csscntialx of having a good Lcum is having good barking behind it. Someone has to lead this spirit. This imporLsz Lzlsk is given to 111C rhccrlczulcm WitlmuL them the backers would luck unity and would be in a state of CUIHPiClZC toonI'usion. Page Chccrlcmlcrs in action. CHEERLEADERS A cheerlcadcr's job is not a soft 0116. It requires the lcaming of vhccrs, 111mions. zmd co-ordinu- tion, They gix'c up some oi' their spare time to practice together and dcvclop ncw Cheers or techniques They usually always have m be at the games fairly early. Elder is fortunaLc to be able to piCk l'l'om Lwo girl high schools for the feminine portion of tho cheerlcmlcrs. A combination of Mother of Mercy. 501011. and Elder students make up the Elder 'Spirituah sLso They arc, I'rom Mercy: Nanq Blumc, jozmnc Sabino and Helen Meier: from Scum: Mary Lou Holschcr, Dolores Pfiefcr, Joan Srhacllcr, and Janet Rottinghnus: l'mm Elder: Fred Ungcr, Bill Rucvc, Don Casey, Jack Sticg- lcr, Paul Schrcibcr, Don Childs, Jim Matthews, and Ccrry Mark. Fin! Row: f. Suhino. II. Meyer, J.Sch:1ffcr,j. Rottinghuus. N. Blunlc. M. Holscllm: Strum! Ron': 0. Childs, I. Sliegv Icr. D. Casey. j. Mathews, G. Mcrk, Jo Ungcr, W. Rum'c. First Row: 1i. hVeimcr, R. Kuhbcs, IL Moranu, 'Ii Lautcnhath, C. Strcng, J. Roddy. Second Row: R. hVOIIcr, P. SChCI', l-L SHIIZCI'C, IL MHUICI', 1.. Muricnni, J Meyer, Father Schneider. Third Row: L. I'longrcf'c, P. Plagcmun, XV. Rvilly, J. Held, JA Oker, J. Klnrc. SWIMMING TEAM Page 116 011 land or on water Elder vics with the best of them. There was 21 nice turnout. of aqua-minded students during the past year who devoted many 01' their afternoons to bettering Eldcr's swimming team. Father Schneider, the able 1110dcrator of the team, was always on hand to coach and encourage his boys. The swimming team this year did not set the world on the After all, it was a. very young team with not a Senior :0 be found on the roster and only two Juniors. Father Schneider however, did wonders with the boys he had and predicts a real winner in one to two years. The boys on the swimming team deserve a great amount of credit. The hours of prac- Lice are long and constant. Besides, few students follow the Learn and know what it is doing. Our hats are off to the swimming team which represents Elder not for the glory the members receive themselves but for the glory of the school and the pure love of the sport. Page 117 Marth April April April April April April April April May RIay May Firs! Row: D. Beck. Ii. Hnyhmx. R. Clulk. R. Sdlzllnmg D. Axlu'mil, j Kunkcl. Vr'rnnd Row: GV Massn. R. lilughcw. R. Fisher. W. Dnnlcvx. R. Wclagc Third Ifuu': j. Davis mllulcnl mng. P. Kclh'. R Sclrmz F. Martini, k Cantu XII: V Scurdinu Kluzu'ln. BASEBALL TEAM PANTHERS END SEASON VVI'I'H 8 XVINS, 417 LOSSES 2 7 Elder Ii VVi throw 47 9 Eldcr 2 Roger Bacon 9 H Elder 3 St. Xavier 2 l7 Elder 2 Purcell U 23 Elder 3 Taylor's Crcck l 2-! Elder L5 St. qu-icr 0 27 Elder 1 VVaInut Hills 3 28 Elder 2 Purcell :3 29 Elder 0 Hughes 1 1 Elder 1 W ithmw l VVcchrn Hills ii Roger Bacon 2 8 Elder 20 Elder m.thga Page 113 SENIOR LETTERMEN BASEBALL D. Ashcrall D. Berk R. Clark HT. Dooley E, Hayhuw j. Kcnkcl G. Massn R. Sclnncr Page IE9 Mr. Strykcr, 1L Slcmunu, 13. Schroeder, R. Moorman, D, Doerger, 11 Casey, P. Janscu, P. wag I ENNIS I EAM Like good things that come SENIOR to an end so bad things come to an end. The Ten- TT M nis Team under the driving LE ER EN direction 01' Mr. Strykcr mmc through this year TENNIS with promise 01' grcatcr things 10 come. P. Jansen R. Moormzln R. SLcnmnn Page 120 SENIOR LETTERMEN GOLF I. Dottcmmn j. Doyle j.Frecmzu1 XV. Muth C. Schccls Eldefs golif team had 21 poor start but ended the season in good form. There is every evidence that the Hire being brokcnf Elder is on her way In some lilturc VifmriCS. GOLF TE 3 M Mm Rum; D Huenc, J. Dotlcrmnn, XV Rcucvc. D. Flynn, J. Doyle. Svmml Row: .L Martini, 1L Franks, J Muth, II Witmck, R. Merch- back. J. Freeman .SIemIor Acloz'cyemmm ALBIEZ. LOUIS R ................ 360i PuhIn-Ian Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Camera Club I. 2; Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. 4: Tennis I. 2, 3. 4; Inframural II. 2; C.S.M.C. I. I2. 3. 4 Aciivifies CommiHee 3. 4. ALLISON. MICHAEL D ........... 922 RuIIeche Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Dramaiic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Sfudem I. 2; C.5.M.C. E. 2; Varsiiy Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; AcIiviIies Commlifee 3. 4; Iniramural BaskeraIl l. 2. 3. 4. ANDRES. MICHAEL C. .2563 Trevor PI. Bandl. 2. 3. 4; chor smdenii. 2- SWiIng Band I. 2 3 4- C.S.M.C. II. 2. I.3 4: Purple Quil! 3, ASHCRAFT. DONALD J .......... 36I0 EpworIII Ave. Glee Club 3. Band I. 2; Honor Sfudeni l. 2. C....SMC l. 2. 3. 4; Track 2; VarsinI BaIskerall 2 3. 4; FIooIIbaII 4; Basebali 3 4. Intramural Basketball J. 2. 3. 4' AIcIivi'ries CorII'ImIIIee 3 AUSDENMOORE. RONALD J.. .3259 Midden Circle Glee Club 3. 4; Dramatic Club 3. 4; Aci'ivilies CommiHea 4'. InIramural Baskaiball l. 2. BACHMAN. FRANK J.. . . ...... . .Box 372 Race Rd. Fooi'ball l. 2. 3. 4; Swimming I. 2. 3; Baskaiball 4'. Track 2. 3; C.5.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; lnIramuraI Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4. BACHMANN. GEORGE M ......... 74B Clanara Dr. FoofbalE I. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; lnIramural Basketbali l. 2. 3. 4 BACON. DONALD A .......... .927 Harris Ave CS.M..C II. 23. 4; Intramural BasketbaIII II. 2. 3. 4. BA'RNHORSIII. JAMES H. . . . . . . IOH Underwood PI. Drama+ic Club I; Hunar SI'udenI 2; Vigilante 4; lnIramurai Baskeiball l. 2. 3. BEAL. CHARLES J. JR.. . .. .. .1674 KeIIywood Ave. Camera Club II 2; VigilanIe 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Inira- mural Basketball 1. 2. BECK. DONALD W ............... l038 Purcell Ave. Honor Siudeni I. 2. 4; Football l. 2. 3. 4. VigilanIe 4' Purple Quill 4; Baseball 3. 4; lnIramuraI BasIuaI'ball I. 2. . 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2 BERNINGER. WALTER J.. .4502 River Rd. Eldgrgiaecl. 2. 4. Annual SIaIff 4I; ICIaII'nera Club 4; Vigilante BERTRAM. ROBERT J.. Band I; CaImera Club 3; FoIoIIbQII II. Intramdrals2. 3. 4. 539 Pinecresi Dr. 2I;I C..MS .C. 4; BLOME. ANTHONY ........... Box 423 B. Snufh Rd. Inirarnural Baskefball I. 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. BORGMAN. DONALD J ........... 3443 AIIa Vis+a C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Foofball 4; Intramural Haskefball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 4. BROERMAN, JOSEPH J... C.S.M.C. I. 2 ...... 7 I 5 PedreHi Ave. BROOKS. NORMAN A ............. 3943 Grace Ave. Eldaraide I; Glee Club 3. 4; DramaIic Club I. 2 3 4: Intra- mural I. 2. 3. 4; Aciivifies Commiere 3. 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2, 3. 4. ERSOMSSI WILLIAM 6.. .Ist Esmonde SI. MCI. I. 2. 3.4; InIramurIaIIBIaIsIIIeIIbIaIIIII BRUNS. RICHARD F.. ElderaIdIe I . Z. 3. 4. Camar5 Club I; InIrarnIIral EaskeII'baIII I. .526 Rosemonf Ave CSM.C. I. 2. 3. 4; BURNETT. ROBERT F.. .. ,..,...I07I Coronado Ave. Elderaide 4; Giee Club 3'. Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Activifies Commiifae 3. 4; Fooiball I; Vigilante 4; Iniramural Baskziball l 2 3 BUIITELWERTH. FRANK P.. .. ..2042 Harkness SI. sand I. 2. 3. 4; Honor s+udenI l; C.I5.M.c. I. 2; Inframural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. CAMPOLI. ROBERT ........ IIOO Befly LII. Reserve Basketball 2;ln1ramural Baskebeall I. 3. 4. Page 122 CHILDS DONALD W. .I222 RuIIedge Ave. Elderaide 3; Glee Club 3. 4. ScienceI Club 3; Drama+ic Club Z; lCheerleaIder 4. AcIivifiIes ICommiIIee 4; InIIrarI-Iural Baska- a II CLARK. RALPH M. ElderaidIe 3. Baseball 3. 4. IC.S.M.ICI. II BaskeraJl II 2. 3. 4. ..508 Grand Ave. 2. 3. 4; Iniramura! COLADO. RAMON E.. ., ., ...3618 Meadow Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Swimming Team I. 2. 3'. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. COSTA. PAUL J. C..MS .96I Enrighf Ave. C. l. 2. 3. 4; InIhI'aImIIIrIaII BIaIsIIteIiIbIaII2I. 3. 4. CREAGER. E. JOSEPH ......... 4333 SI. Mar+in PI. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES H ......... l033 SIaie Ave. InIrarnural Baskefball I. 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. DEHLER. GEORGE P... ........... 3342 Felicify PI. IMramural Basketball l. 2; C.S.M.C. I, 2. 3. 4. DOERGER. JAIMES W.. ......... Ibla PuIIe Ave. Dramafic CIIub 2. 3; Honor SIIudean. C.5..MC. I. l. 3. 4. DOOLEY, WILLIAM P.. . . 4675 LoreHa Ave. Freshman BaskeraIl I; Reserve Basketball 2; Varsin BaskeI- ball 2. 3. 4; Football I; BasebaII I. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. DOTTERMAN. JOHN W.. 4026 Purcell Ave. Hnnnr Student 2; Purple Quill 4; Infran'IIural Baskeibail l. 2; C.S,M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; Golf 4. DOYLE. JOHN P .............. 35I3 E. Darwin Ave. Dramaiic Club I; Honor SIudenI I. 2; Golf Team 2. 3. 4: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Basketball I. 2. 4. DRYER. WILLIAM J ................ I229 Sunse+ Ave. Glee Club 3; Dramatic Club 3. 4; Fooiball I. 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; AcIiviIies CommiHee 3. 4. DUESING. EUGENE F.. . . . . . . . .. .4830 ?rosperify PI. Annual Siafi 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Science Club 3; Foo+ball IbI I2II l3.24:3TI'4aI:II 2. 3; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Inframural Basket- 3 . . w . DUFFY. THOMAS P 4.I3I Jamesiown SI. ElderaidIa I; Glee Club 3. I4. ICamIIarIaI Club 2. Dramatic Club 3. 4; C.S.M. IC. I. 2. 3. DURBIN. DONALD J ............ 944 Fairbanks Ave. Elderaida 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; SIudenf Spokesman 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4'. Iniramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track Team I. 2. 3; Baskeiball l. 2. EHRMAN. ALBERT. Honor SI'udIean; CSMCI I.I 2.I I3.I 4.I FAHEY. JOHN M.............. FERN. THOMAS W..., FINLEY. DANIEL J Freshman Baskefball I; 3. 4. 35I0 Boudinoi Ave. .2923 Glenway Ave. 2910 Lischer Ave. ..... IOOI Benz Ave. 2; Glee Club 3. 4; Dramaiic Club I. FINN. RONALD R .................... 444 Wilke Dr. Elderaide l; Faaiball 2; InIramuraI BaskeraII I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. FLOHR. HERBERT J ............ 3510 Boudino'l Ave. Honor SIudeM 2; Vigilanfe 4; Cheerleader 2; lnIrarnuraI Baskefball l. 2. FLYNN THOMAS H. ..353 Don Ln. 3. I4; AcIIviIies Com. 2 Glen CIIub 3 4; Dramafic ICIuIb l. 2. 2I. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I. . miHee 3. 4. Inhamural Baskefball II. 3. 4. FOX. RICHARD C. I222 Carson Ave. FRANKE. ROBERT A ....... .4758 Highndge Ave. SHMC I. 2.3. 4; lniramural BaskIeIIballl. 2. 3. 4. FREEMAN. JOHN D... .......... Box 67 Neeb Rd. Band 2; InIramural Baskafball I. 2. 3. 4. FREY. RONALD J. .U. S. RouIe 52. PI'. Pleasant 0. Honor Sfudanf I. 2. 3. 4; C...CSM C. l. 2.3.411rack 2. 3; Football 3. 4; inIIIaquraIl Baskeibaii I. 2. 3. 4 Senior Aclozbwments FRIETSCH. WILLIAM R ........ Honor Student I; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4. FULLER. JEROME W ................ 4038 Race Rd. Honor SIudenI I; FouIbaIl I. 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2, 3. 4. GATES. GERARD ................ 36I0 Warsaw Ave. InIramurIal BaskeraIll. 2. 3. 4; CSMHC I.2 GAWOLEK. HERBERT F.. . . . . . .. .. Annual Staff 4; Honor SfudenI lI VigilanIe 4: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramuraI BaskeraIl II 2. GERDES. HARRY J. Vigi-IanIe 4; Reserve FoIoIIIbIaII I2; 303 Rosemonf Ave. Iti'IfraI'nuraI BaskeraIl I. 2. GERKE. EDWIN E.. 2338 Wilder Ave. Honor SIudenIl; C.S.MCI I. I2. 3 4. GERRETY. JEROME F ............. 36I2 LacIecie Ave. VigilanIe 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4: lnframural Baskeiball I. 2. GERTH. CHARLES F ............. 476 Greenwell Rd. Elderaide I; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural Baskefball I. 4. GIBBS. ARLEN D... ........... IIEI OverIook Ave. EIderaide I; VigilanIe 4. GILKEY. LAWRENCE J.. . . .. ..4-71 CresIIine Ave. Dramatic Club 4; AcIiviIies CommIIIee 4; lnIramural Easkef- baII 4. GORMAN. GEORGE 6.. . .. . ..I244 Gilsey Ave. Eldaraide 4; Dramaifc Club 4; AciiviIies CommiIfee 4; InIra- mural Baskefball 3. 4. GREER. ROGER J.. . . . . .. . .......I253 Quebec Rd. GROFER. EDWARD J .......... .II23 Grand Ave. GIeeCIuba. 4. DramaIic CIubI. 2. a. 4. C.SM.C I. 2. 3. 4- TennIs I. 2'. Adivifias Cammiffee 4. IIInIraIIrIuraI BaskeraIIl II. 2. GROH. DAVID F ................... 3459 Craig Ave. Glee Club 3. 4; Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4; Intramural BaskeraIl I. 2. 3. GRUNKEMEYER. CHARLES F.. . . . .. Elderaide I. 4; Honor SIudenI I; C.S.M.C. I 2. 3. 4. HAGGERTY. TIMOTHY F.. ....... I723 FirsI Ave. Basketball II 2. 4. C. 5. M. C. I. I2. 3. 4' InIramural Baskeiball l. 2. 3. HAMEL. FRANCIS I.. . . . . . .. .4354 WesI' EigI'II'I'I 5+. ChemisIry Club 4; Science Club 3I 4; DramaIic Club 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Honor SIudenI I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural BaskeraIl I 2; Purple Quill 3. 4. HANEKAMP. ROBERT D .842 KirberI Ave. ChemisIry Club 4; Science Club 3. 4: ICI.S. MO I. 2.3.4. HATER, JOHN R.. .38DI WesI' EigIIIII SI'- CSMC I.2. 3,4; InIIramuraIBasIkeIEalll. 2. HAUCK. RAYMOND C.. 3535 Hilda Ave. Elderaide 3. 4; Glee Club I3. 4; ICI'IemIsIry Club 4; Science Club 3; CSMIHC I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural Baskefball I. 2. 3 HAYDEN. THOMAS I. ............ 3840 Love Ave. Elderaide I; Giee Club 3. 4: Camera Club 3: Honor SfudenI I 2. 4. HAYHOW. EDWARD F.. . Band2. 3; CIS...MC I. 2 3. 4'I IEaseIIbaII3.I HERMAN. RONALD F.. . .. . .. .. .707 MI. Hope Rd. II40 Beech Ave DramaIic Club 3. 4; C.5.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramuraI Basket ball I. 2. 3. 4. HESS. J. RICHARD ............... 535 Elberon Ave. FuoIbalI I. 2: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4: VigilanIe 4; InIramural Easkerall l. 2. 3. HOFFBAUER. RAMON J ......... 377 GreenweII Rd. FooIball 2. 4; C.5.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; lnIramural Easkerall I. Z. 3. 4; Track 3. ISLER. ROBERT F.. . . . .. Glee Club 3. 4; c.s.M.c, I. I. 2. .29I7 LaFeuiIIe Ave I2.I I3. I;4 InI'ramural Easkerall ..5433 Karen Ave. .7IO Purcell Ave. 2. 3. 4; Purple Quill 4; 1039 SeIon Ave. Page 123 JACOB. LEONARD J. 3009 WesI EighII-I Sf. Chemisiry Club 4. Science ICIIubI II.3 II:4 Purple Quill 4. JANSEN. PAUL .......... Dramafic Club I. 2. 3. . 375! BoudineI Ave. JENNINGS. RICHARD P. .4050 River Rd. Annual SIaff I;4 C....SMC 2 3. I4; IrII'IraquII'aII BaskeraIl 2. 3; VigilanIe 4. JOHANN. GEORGE P.. . . . . .... .327 Academy Ave. AnnUAI Staff 4; C.S.M.C. 3. 4. JUMP. THOMAS J............. ..877 Beech Ave. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. JUNKER. STEPHEN N .............. 431 Purcell Ave. GIee Club 3. 4; Fcofball II 2. 3. 4; I. 2. 3. 4; Track 3; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4 KARWISCH. BERNARD. 3845 North Bend Rd Elderaide 4; FIooIball I. 2 3.I 44; ITr-Iack 3' C....SMC l. 2. 3. lnIramural Baskaiball I. I.2 3. KELLER. JOHN P .539l Julmar Dr. GIee CluIb 3. 4; DramaIic CIubI I3. I4.I IPurIpIalIe Quill 3' C.S. M. C. I. 2. 3. 4'. InIIramural Easkefballz Intramural BaskeralI KELLEY. THOMAS E... ............ I053 SchifI Ave. KENKEL, JERALD E ............ I9I0 BaIIImore Ave. Dramafic Club 4; Foofball I. 2. 3; Freshman Baskerall I; Baseball 3. 4; AcIiviIIes CommiHee 4; C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4; lnIramuraI BaskeralI l. 2. 3. 4, KERN. JOSEPH L.. ........... 96I OIive Ave. ElderaiI;dal C.SM..C I. 2.3. 4. InIramurIaII Baskerall II 2. 3. KERN. THOMAS ............... 57I3 Bndgeiown RcI. Elderaide 4. Basketball l. 2: C5.M..C I. 2. 3; 4; Track I. 2; InIramural Baskerall I. 2. KIELY. JOHN P. Il34 Carmania Ave. SWImmIing 2. 3; CS.M.C. II. 2. I3. 4'. IIInIIramural Baskerall I 2. KOOPMAN. RICHARD J .......... 4007 Hillside Ave. DrameIic Club 2; Honor SIudenI' 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Vigi- !r-snIek 24; InIramural Baskefball l. 2. 3. 4; FooIbaII I. 2; rec . KRAFT. JERROLD C.. GleeClIub4. C.SM..C I. 2. 3. I4.I KRAMER. RONALD A.. . . . . .... 5863 BridgeIown Rd. KREIMER. GERALD J ............. 2998 Wardall Ave CS .M.C I.2. 3.4; lnframural Bask2IbaIII. 2. KRSEIMERII RzALPH ............ 3229 Queen Cify Ave. SM.C .2. 3. 4: FooIbalI l. 2; InIramuraI EaskeraIl ..3609 LaCIecIe Ave. Ic.2.3.4I. KRIMMER. ANTHONY F.. . . . . . .736 Woodlawn Ave. C.5.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIramura! Baskerall l. 2. 3. 4. KROTH THOMAS U .I440 Freeman Ave. Dramafic CIuI: 4. FouIballI III 2. 3. I4; IBaskeraIl I. 2. Track 3'. CSMC I. 2. 3. 4; InIramuraI BaIskeraII I. 2. I1 I4 LAIB. ROGER F .................. 2348 Lehman Rd. EIderaida I; Annual SIaff 3'. Honor SIudenf 3; C.$.M.C, I. 2. 3. 4; lnIramuraI Baskerall I. 2. LAKEBERG. H. THEODORE....4745 HigIIrIdge Ave. Annual Sfaff 4; Purple Quill 4; Cheerleader 2; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; InIrarnuI'al BasketbaIl I. 2; Track 2. LANZAROTTA. ANDREW C. 39l3 WesI' Liberst SI. EIderaide I. 2. 3'. Chemisfry Club 4; Science Club 4' C.S .M.C I. . 3. 4. LAUCK. DONALD F.. 6235 AsIIIabuIa SI. ElderaidIIaI. 2. 3. 4. HoanIIorI SIuIdIenI I. 2; InIramural BaskeI- balll. 2; CSMC I LAUCK, RONALD F.. .. fideraidIII. 2. 3 4' Honor SIIudenI 2; .;2 c.s M c I. 2. 3. LEACH. RONALD C ................ 4306 Hays Ave. Elderaide II 2; Annual Staff 3; InIramuraI BaskeraIl 3. 4; Basketball I. 2; c.s.M.c. I. 2. 3. 4. 6235 AshIa bula SI. Intramural BaskeralI Senior Achievement; LCIND. J. DONALD .............. 567V: Tremonf SI. MC I. 2 3. 4; InIramural BaskeralI I 2. LINNEMANN. RICHARD E..5575 Cleves Warsaw Pike Glee Club 3; Vigilanfe 4; C.S.M.C. l. 2.3. 4. LIPPS. CHARLES E.. . . . . . . .5575 Cleve: Warsaw Pike Annual SIaff 4; Honor 5+udenI l; Vigilanfe 4; Purple Quill 3; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. LOHMAN. DONALD ............. Vigilanfe 4: C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4. LUCAS. PHILIP C .............. .l333 Manss Ave. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. II 2, 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3: Intra- mural EaskeralI I. 2. 3. 4. LUDWIG. LAWRENCE E. ....... 34508 Meadow Ave. BaskeralI l. 2; Tennis l, 2; C.S.M.C, I. 3. 3. 4; lnIramuIal BaskaIball I. 2. 3. 4. LUDWIG. ROBERT C. .3937 Davis Ave. Intramural BaskeralI I. 2.3.4 TeI'IflISI C.S.MC. l. 2. 3. 4. MAGNESS. STANLEY 3.. ......... 524 MenIoIa Ave. Vigilante 4; C.S.M.C. 3; Tennis 2.3. MALONE. J. THOMAS. 329I Dunn CourI 4247 Wesf Eig;HhM SCI. BaskeraII l. 2. 3. 4; FaoIbaII2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3; I. 2. 3. 4; InIramural Haskeiball l. 2. 3. MARTINI. ALBERT J .................. 3I2 Bone Rd. 6.5.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4 MARTINI. VINCENT P ........... 379l SIroschen Dr. EIderaIde I. 2. 3; VigilanIE 4; C.5...MC I. . .4 MASSA. GORDON R ............. 1855 Shaffer Ave. Glee Club 3; FooIball I. 3. 4; Baseball 2I 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4: Inframural Baskefball I. 2 MATHEWS. JAMES J ............ I404 Linneman Rd. Elderaide 4; Cheerleader 4; C.S.M.C. l, 2. 3. 4. MATTSCHECK. WILLIAM M ........ 503 EnrigIIf Ave. Science Club 3; Swimming Team 2. McGRAIL. JOHN. .I87 I Anderson Ferry Rd. IEII'IZeraaicIf I; Camera CIub 2; DramaIic Club 4; C..S.MC. r I MENKE. RONALD H ............ 728 Moniana Ave. C..MS .C. I. 2. 3. 4. Inframural Baskeralll. 2. MERK. GERALD E .................. 5220 Leona Dr. ChemisIry Club 4; Camera Club 3. 4; Dramafic Club 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Activifies Commiere 4: C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. MERRELL. ROBERT F.. .. . . . . . .2543 Woodburn Ave. C.5.M.C. I. Z. 3. 4. MERRILL. LOUIS L ................. 3955 Drew Ave. Annual Staff 4: Chemisfry Club 4. Heanor- SIudenI I. 2; Foot- balll. 2. 3. 4; Track3; CSMC I MERSCHBACH. RICIEARD N ....... 5074 SumI'er Ave. Glee 3Club 3. 4; C.5.M . I. 2.3. 4; Inframural BaskeraIl I. MERTEN. BARRY C.. Chemism Club 4: Science Club 3. CS. M C. l. MEYER. GERALD E ................ 945 SunsaI' Ava. GIeaClub3. 4. Bandl. 2. C.5M..C I. Z. 3. MEYERS. GLENN 5.... . ..4447 Mayhew Ave. Elderaide I. 2. 3; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. MILLS. HOWARD J .............. 3406 Beaumonf PI. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Inframural Baskerall I 2. MINGES. MICHAEL T. E. Miami River Rd Cleves. 0'. Annual SQIeff 4; Honor Sfudenf 2; Vigilante 4; C.S. M. C . 2. 3 I067 Overlook Ave. 2. 3. 4. MUELLER. r7AVID B ............. 4I39 Sf. Maan PI. Baskefball I; TennIs I 2; InIramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; C. S. M C. I. 2. 3. 4 MOLIQUE. PAUL E... . ..... 3478 Mayfair Ave. Honor Sfudenf l; C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Tennis I; InIramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4. Page 123! MOORMAN. RAYMOND C.. .. . . .3I27 MannIng Ave. Glee Club I. 2: ChemisIry Club 4; Camera Club 4: Tennis Team I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Baskefball l. 2. 3. .2837 Rosebud Dr. 2. 3. 4; Vigi- MUELLER. GEORGE A.. .. . . . . .. Fan'd 4l; AcIIviIIes CnmmiIfae 4; C.S.M.C, I. an e . MUTH. WILLIAM J.. .3432 Jane Ave. 57W? .C. I. 2.3.4; Foofball l. 2; GolI 4; Inhamural Bashi- 6 II23 FaIrbenIIs Ave. IIIIramural Baskefball 1. 2. MYERS. CLIFFORD C.. CHSMHC I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2; NAGEL, RALPH J........... . ....2655 Forum Dr, C.5.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. NIEDERBAUMER. DONALD A.. C....SMC I. 2. 3. 4. .30 I 6 CresImore Ln. NOBLE. ROGER P... Dramaflc Club 2. 3; Honor SIudanI Z; C.S.M.C. lnIramural Baskelball 2. 3. 4; Fnafball 2. NUSEKABEL. RAYMOND A... ..6465 Glenway Ave. C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4; Inframura! Baskerall I. 2. 3. 4. OCHS. RONALD H .............. I786 Dehnam Ave. C.S.M.C. II 2. 3. 4; Inframural Haskeiball l. 2. 3. OFFUTT. ANDREW J.. .4872 Academy Ave. DramaIic Clubl. 2. 3. 4; C.5.M.C. I 2.3. ORTWEIN. KENNETH J ............... IOIS Fisk Ava. Glaeacl4ub 3. 4; ChemIsIry Club 4; Camera Club 2; C.S.M.C. I. z. . . .............. I7I I FIrsI' Ave. I. 7.. 3. 4: OSTERTAG. EARL J ............. 4007 Andrews Ava. Glee Club 3. 4; Chemistry Club 4; Camera Club 2. 3. 4; Dramalic Club 4- C.5.M.C. I 2. 3. 4 OTTE. CARL E .................. 3282 HiIcIreIh Ava. M..C I. 2. 3. 4. PAULOS. PAUL J ..................... Plum 5?. Elderaid: !. 2. 3. 4; InIraI-nural Basketball I. 22; C...CSM l. 2. 3. 4. PETER. ANTHONY T ............. 4024 SI. Martin PI. Eldaraide l; Glen Club 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I. 2.3.4 PLYE. RICHARD W.. I023 Carson Ava. Scignge Club 3; CH5 M. C I. 2. 33. 4 Foafball II 2. 4; Track ;lnIramural BaskaIbalI l.2 . 3. 4. POHLMAN. RICHARD A ......... 3303 WardaII Ave. Chemisiry Club 4; Science Club 3; Camera Club II 2. 3. 4; Dramafics Club 2; VIgiIanIe 4; Purple Quill 3. POLKING. CLIFFORD D.. .5836 FiIvIew CIrcIe ChemIsIry Club 4. Science Club 4 C.5...MC II 2. 3 4; Vigilanfa 4 POWELL. ROBERT LOUIS ...... I706 FairmounI Ave. Annual Sfaff 3; Band 3. 4; DramaIic Club 4; Hum SIudanI 3; Activifins Comminea 4; InIramuraI Baskefbatl 3. 4; C.S.M.C. .4. PRESUTTO. BENJAMIN A.. .. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. PROUT. WILLIAM J.. ......... 744 Woodlawn Ave. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4; Iniramural Basketball l. 2. 3. REID. LAWRENCE R.... .435 Eigh+h SI. Honor SIudenf 2. REINHOLD. JOHN L.. .. . . . . . .3957 WesI' Eigh'II'I SI. Glee Club 3. 4; Band I. 2; Science Club 3; Honor SIudenI l. 22; Faafball 4; InIramuraI Baskefball I. 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I 3. . I I REINSHAGEN. JOHN E.. 3.7 37 Wieman Ave. 6.5.M6. l. 2. .4; InIramuIaI Basketball I. 2 3. VIquanIed. RENSING. RICHARD M ....... 3272I 4Applegaha Ava. Glee Club 3; VigilanIe 4; 6. S M. Q! RICHTER. RICHARD W.. 5759 'Cleves Warsaw Pike Glee Club 3; VigilanIe 4; CS M C. 4. .8460 DeIaI'IanIy Courf Senior Achievement! ROM JEROME J.. 578 Considine Ave Science Club 3; CamIera ICllulizt2 I II; Vigilante 3, 4; Focfball I, 2, Basketball II; C. S. M C. 2,3, 4. ROTH. CILFFORD A .......... Eldaraida 3, 4', Camera Club I, 2. ROTHRING, RAYMOND W.. Elderaida I ICSM.C C. I, 2, 3 4;I RUDOLPH, JOHN H.. ...... 793 Sedam 51'. ..2I40 Sfaebler Ave. In+ramural Baskefball l. .I035 Rosemcnf Ave. Football I; Baskeibell I: InIIrIaImIIIrIaI Basketball I, 2. 3. 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. RUTHMAN, JEROME E .......... 4656 GIenwaE Ave. Glee Club 3, 4, Chamisfry Club 4; ScEence Club 3' amera Club 2, 3; DrIamIaIic Club 4; Purple IQuiIl 3; Inframural BasIurI- baIII,I,I,;...CZ34CSM .I,2 RUTHMAN, THOMAS R ......... 4656 GIenway Ave. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3, 4. RYAN, THOMAS J.. .I356 Covadaie Ave. Glee CIIub 3, 4' DrameIiIc Club I I2, 3 4' C.S.MC. l, 2, 3, 4' Inirarnural EIaskIefball l, 2, 3, 4. SANDMAN. DAVID E.. . . .493I HauwerI'I'I Ave. Elderaidal; CWSMC I, 2 3, 4, InIrIamuraI Baskeiball II 2, 3. SANTORO, EUGENE F. .74I3 PurceII Ave. InIramuraI BIaSkeraII I, 2, 3, 4, CI.IS.MIC. l,2 , 3, 4. SCHAIMER, ROBERT A.. . . . . ..... 2654 Fenian Ave. Giza 3011M, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4; InII'armIraI Easkeiball SCHELLENBERGER, CARL J.. ., . . . l732 Denham Sf. Band I, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; Iniramural Baskeiball l, 2. SCHIMPF, LOWELL F... ......... 2940 Baekman SI. C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; InIramural Baskeiball l. 2. 3. SCHLIMM, FREDERICK B ........ 3306 Harrison Ave. Elderaidel, 2, 3, 4; C.S,M.C.I, 2, 3. 4. SCHLOEMER, ROBERT. Iziaszkerall 3; II'IIramuraI BaIskeIIIbIaIlI I 52 3 Considine- gwe. 2, 3, 4, C5 I. SCHMIDT, GERALD E.. IISB Coronado Awe. Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatic CILIIIb I3; Honor Siudeni I; C S M. C. 2; IniramuraI aaskefball II 2, 3. SCHNEIDER, JOHN B... ....563I Wynnburne Ave. lnfrarnural Baskeiball l. 3; C.S.M.C. l. 2. 3. 4- SCHNUR, FRANK J .............. 36I5 EvereH' Ave. Elderaide Z, 3; C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4. SCHROEDER, RONALD J.. ...... Vigilanie 4; C.S.M.C. II 2, 3. 4. SCHROER, RALPH R ........ 280 Anderson Ferry Rd. Honor SIudenI II 2, 3: Spokesman Staff 3. 4; VigilanIe 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3 4; Inlramural Baskeiball I, 3. SCHUMAN, GERALD. .3749 Wieman Ave. Band 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; SpIIakesI'rian SIaIf 3, 4, CS. M.C. 2, 3, 4; lnIfraImural BaskeralI I2. SCHWING, MELVIN F. . FooIbaII I, 2; InframuraI BaskeIfbaII II. SEITER, JOSEPH R. .340I Mayfair Ave. 4684 SIaIe Ave. .5750 GIenway Ave. Dremaii: Club 3; C.S.M.C. I, 2. 3, 4: Vigilanfe 4; Infra- rmIral Baskafball I, 2, 3, 4. SHEETS, CHARLES T ................. 745 Sedam S'I'. EIderaide I, 2, 3, 4; InIramural Baskeiball I. SHELDON, THOMAS E ........ 35H Wesf EIgIIIII 5+. C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. SIEFKE. THOMAS E ............. 478l Rapid Run Rd. Dramaiic Club4; Vigilanie4; C....SMC I, 2, 3, SIEVE, ROBERT L. 4.Il9 Weber Ln Glee Club 3, 4; Drarriaii: CIIIIb 2, 3,I 4; IAcIiviIies CommiHae 4; Swimming I SPERBER, FRED L .............. 3220 GIenmore Ave. VigiIanfe 4; Iniramural Basketball I, 2, 3; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. Page 125 STEMANN. ROBERT J ............ 42I9 Hardin4g lAv.e Honor SfudeInI 2; C S. M. C. I, 2, 3, 4,- Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; InI ra- mural BaskeiballI I 2, 3, 4. STOCKELMAN, GEORGE R ........ 3978 Grace Ava. Elderaide I.' CheIrnisIry Club 4, Science Club 3 4; Dramaiic flgb4, I, 2, 3, 4, Fuoiball 2, VI'igilanIe 2, 3, 4; CI.S. M.C. l, STOCKER. ROBERT C .............. l I It: Sefon Ave. Elderaide I; Glee Club 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Vigilanie 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; Intramural BaskeibaIl I, 2, 3. STREICHER, JAMES E ............... 3333 Meyer PI. Fooiball I, 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; lnIramural Baskafbail i, 2; Vigilania 4. TEDESCO, A. RICHARD ........ I654 BaIIImore Ave. Band I, 2, 3, 4' Dramaiic Club 4; Aciiviiies Commiiiee 4; Tennis I; SIwing II3and Z, 3. 4: FooibalI I THESKEN, ROBERT L.. Chemisfry ICIub 4; SciencIe CIIIIIUb 3:I C....SMC I, 2, 3, THOMAS. DONALD C.. .3285 Dunn CourI' Elderaide I; Band I, 2; DrIarnaIic ICIEIIJb 3, 4, CS. M..C LI 3, 4; Ini'ramural BasIIeraII II 2, 3' AciiinI'ies Cummiiiae 4, TUCHFARBER PAUL A.. . 440! Mavhew Ave. Elderaide I; Chemislfrv Club 4; C.SMC. I, 2, 3, 4; InIra- mural Baskeiball 3, TULLY, ARTHUR A... ....... I037 Academy Ave. C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; Iniramural Baskefball 4. UMBERG, GERARD F.. .. ...... 28H Rosebud Ave. Band, I, 2; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4; Inframural Baskefball II 2, 3, 4. UNGER, FRED R. ........ 3997 SCI'IODI SecI'ion Rd. Eldaraide I, 2, 3, 4; Camer-i Club 4; Dramaiic Club II 2, 3, 4; Vigilanle 3. 4; Activifies Commifiee 3, 4: C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Purple Quill 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4. VALE. WILLIAM R ............. I057 Rosemoni' Ave. Annual Siaff 4, Chemistry Club 4. Science Club 3' Honor SIudenI' 2; Football I, 2, 3, 4; TracIk 2, 3; Purple3 QuIiII 3, 4, .II38 RuIison Ave. Camera Club I, 2; CSMC II. 2, 3, 4: Inii'amurIaI BaskeIIbalII l 2. VIERLING, WILLIAM H ............. 35I0 Fyfie Ave. VigilaMe 4: Intramural Basketball 2. VOGEL, WILLIAM H ............ 2I29 HafmaiIer SI'. C.S.M.C. I. 2. 3. 4. VORNHAGEN, WILLIAM C..5IOI CIaves Warsaw Pike VigilanIe 4: Intramural Baskefball l, 2, 3: C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. WEGMAN, CLARENCE 6.. . . . . . . . .355 GuerIey Rd. WEIDE, THOMAS J. ............. II36 Beech Ave. Elderaida 4; Vigilame 4; C,S.M.C. I, 2. 3, 4: Inframural Baskefbali I, 2 WEIDINGER, EDWARD C.. . . . .. Eanddl, 2, 3, 4; .3120 Buudinoi' Ave. Iniramural Baskeiball I, 2, 3; C.S.M.C. I, WERNKE, WILLIAM J.. ..5I25 Sidney Rd. Swimming Team2 , WILKENS, JOSEPH H ............ 905 Fairbanks Ava. Glee Club 3, 4: ChemisIry Club 4; Science Club 3; Honor Studenf 3; Spokesman Siaff 3, 4; C.S.M.C. 3. WILZBACH, THOMAS E.. . , .482 Fiddiers Green Rd. 6192 Club 4; FooIbalI l; Iniramurai Baskeiball I, 2, 3, 4; C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4 WIMMEL, WILLIAM R.. II2III7 Mc4PI'Ierson Ave Iniramural Basketbail I, 2, 3, IC 5. IMI. IC WINGER, PETER H.. ............ 4I7OI4 Guerley Rd. Eldaraide 1; Annual Staff 3; lnframuraI Baskefball I. 2, 3, 4. WITSCHGER, DONALD E ......... 920 MI'. Hope Rd. Elderaide I 2, 3, 4;C.SM..C I, 2, 3,4 WITSKEN, JOSEPH F.. .4980 Wesiern HIIIs Ave. II, 2, 3, 4; VigilIanIeI 4, Intramural Baskeiball I, 2, 3C I4; MBIasIaball 4. WOGENSTAHL, JOSEPH E.. . . . . .. 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Colado ............................... Presidenf Mr. Sfanley Doerger ............................ .- .Vice-Presiden+ MrS. Leo Trageser . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . , . v . Financial Secre+ary Mrs. Edward Molique . ...................... Recording Secre+ary Mrs. Joseph Wilkens ..................... Corresponding Secretary Rev. Urban J. S+ang ..... .....,,...,.,.......,.., ...Treasurer BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. William Vale ' Mr. Lawrence Heyl Mr. Fred Ciancioia Mr. Edward McDonald Mr. Joseph Wilkens Mr. Willard Brunsman COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mr. Vincen+ OHUH. Chairman. .... .... ... .VH Card Parfy Mrs. John Scheper ..................................... Cheer Mr. WilHam Vaie ................................. En+er+ainmen+ Mrs. Adam Gufgahr ................................ Membership Mrs. Joseph Wilkens .................................. PubHCHy Mr. Ed. Shefdon .................................. ReHeshmenJrs Mrs. Charles McDonald ..... ,. , ...,.. . .......Regis+rar Mrs. Virginia Mulvery . , , , .Delegafe +0 Federafion 01E Ca+holic PTA . There is no Reason why every Pareni of an Elder S+uden+ and every Gradua+e should nof belong fo +he Welfare Associafion Dues Only $I.OO Per Year In fhe Tweny-fourfh Year of i+s Exis+ence, +he Associa+ion has given Elder High School over $9,000.00 worfh of Permanen+ lmprovemen+s $I2.500.00 worH: of Supplemenfary Funds for Acfivii'ies Page 128 sung run: 3 SM GILSEY AND GLENWAY E Pilgu IL'U THE DORST COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF CLASS RINGS AND PINS COLLEGE AND SOCIETY JEWELRY SPORT CHARMS-PLAQUES-STATUETTES Special A++en+ion Given To LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB AND FRATERNITY PINS We Invi+e Your Sugges+ions DESIGNS FURNISHED ON REQUEST 2l00 Reading Road Cincinna+i. Ohio Phone PArkway 3 360 Page 130 YOUR PORTRAIT Is A Graceful Way Of Acknowledging True Friendship 2 YOUNG 8 CARL STUDIO Sevenfh and Vine Cincinnai'i. Ohio Phone PArkway 2277 ENGRAVINGSIN THIS BOOK BY INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY - INC. DRINK.... BURGER A FINER BEER-YEAR AFTER YEAR Disfinch'vely Lighf .. . Deliciously Dry BURGER .- THE BURGER BREWING CO., CINCINNAYI, O. Pugc' 1:32 COMPLIMENTS OF A 8 A KITCHENS Wholesale Distributors of KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS Wood or S+een WATER HEATERS FORMICA SINK TOPS DISHWASHERS DISPOSALS BEST WISHES FROM THE HIGHWAY EQUIPMENT CO. 2l50 Langdon Farm Road Cincinnafi, Ohio Dis+ribu+ors of CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY CATERPILLAR THEW-LORAIN JAEGER Page 133 Richter Concrete Corporation Transfer Company Eigh+ weIl-locafed planfs and a large flee+ of m?xer frucks +0 give promp+ service. All planfs and frucks are well opera+ed by men especially frained for Jtheir iobs. EXCAVATING AND ALL KlNDS OF HAULING Drags. Trailers. Power Shovels. Crane and Clam Shell Service. Pole Trailers IF IT'S CONCRETE YOU NEED, CALL PARKWAY 7020 IF IT'S EXCAVATING AND HAULING, CALL CHERRY 2930 Main Office. l249 Wes+ Seveni'h Sheet CincinnaH 3. Ohio Band warming up for that big game Page 134 Complimen+s and Bes+ Wishes From THE KIRK 8 BLUM MFG. CO. 3l20 FORRER STREET CINCINNATI 9, OHIO A GOOD PLACE TO WORK INDUSTRIAL FANS EXHAUST and VENTILATING EQUIPMENT FOR INDUSTRY THE HARVEY P. BERTRAM CO. 1008 West Ninth Cincinnati, Ohio George keeping up a heatf, of steam Compiimeni's SCHAAF LEATHER GOODS LUGGAGE - BRIEF CASES - BILLFOLDS HANDBAGS - COSTUME JEWELRY TARPAULINS AND CANVAS PRODUCTS MADE TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Truck Cushions RebuiH and Recovered 2I75 Spring Grove Avenue CHerry 7044 Page 136 Learning How To Spend Money WISELY ls Harder Than Learning How To Make H. Some day. somewhere. some school wiH make hisfory by Jreaching How +0 Spend Money. To get your money's worfh. you need fads abouf +he Things you buy. Here aJr Sears. for example. +he merchandise Hmaf gives our cusfomers such oufsfanding value is boughf by +rained. professional buyers. They gmL all H16 fads before Hwey spend a penny for Hue goods offered +0 you. SEARS, ROEBUCK 8!. CO. 4220 GLENWAY AVENUE CINCINNATI 5. OHIO WABASH 8800 Congratulations to the football team H. MAUSE Fine Dairy Products WABASH 0265 4442 GLENWAY AVENUE An Independently Owned Company Operating Exclusively in fhe Western HiNs Page 137 N- ii wmmA They know how to capture the hearts of Elder students VON LEHMDEN BROTHERS Wholesale QualH'y Frui+s and Vege+ables l830- l832 FREEMAN AVENUE CINCINNATI l4. OHIO PHONES: MAIN 4l 32 - 4133 BAUM DELHI HILLS PHARMACY 474' Delhi Pike WAbash 0030 COMPLIMENTS OF EARL W. OSTERTAG Heating Service ALLIED BUILDING CREDITS, Inc . Home Remodeling and Repair Financing Dickhaus-Mumherq Company APPLES A SPECIALTY 225 W. SECOND STREET CHERRY 45l0 THE WM. HILLENBRAND CO. Plumbing Contractors KRIZSA FURS 4308 Glenway Avenue Cincinna+i 5. Ohio S K Y L l N E Cincinnafi's Famous Chili Parlor 3820 GLENWAY AVENUE Bes+ Wishes +0 Class of I953 AL M. BOEX Comple+e Insurance Service 606 SCHMIDT BUILDING MAIN 4274 - 75 - 76 VERA- QUENTIN FLORISTS 38 IO Harrison Avenue MOnfana 6 I 32 lgc 139 COMPLIMENTS OF STERLING INDUSTRIES Wm. Enderlein 8!. Company, Inc. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES S.W. CORNER SECOND AND PLUM STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO 5.3:..33 That happy first day of school Page 110 YOUR KODAK DEALER PRICE HILL CAMERA SHOP 4425 GLENWAY OPEN EVENiNGS WABASH 944! RAPID RUN SERVICE STATION General Aufomobile Repairing SOHIO PRODUCTS Rapid Run and Anderson Ferry Roads ADAM A. HUBER Cincinnafi 38. Ohio MARMER'S SHOES Glenway a+ Gilsey Avenue WAbash 4320 WESTERN HILLS MOST MODERN AND MOST COMPLETE SHOE STORE Open Evenings 'Til 9 P.M. Excep+ Wednesday 'Til 6 P.M. SEATING CAPACITY. 70 7 TRAINED SHOE FITTERS Free Parking Lof Across From S+ore RAY FINKEIS MARKET 2801 BEEKMAN STREET CINCINNATI. OHIO MULBERRY 2308 PARKWAY 7777 G St T FRUIT CO. Wholesale FruH's. Vege+ables. Produce 246 WEST SIXTH STREET 237 GEORGE STREET CINCINNATI 2, OHIO JAMES GAUDIO ANTHONY TEDESCO MAIN 34l7 Lou Kroner 8! Sons DRY CLEANERS CHEVIOT MOnfana I400 3820 Norfh Bend Road WHITE OAK Chevio+ and Blue Rock Road JAckson 3867 ST. LAWRENCE DRY CLEANERS 3652 WARSAW AVENUE GRANDVIEW I3I2 2rHour Service Cash and Call 2-DAY PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Page 111 Action in an intra-mural game congrafulafions . . . . fo fhe class of '53 NW from your Telephone Company A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Page I42 COMPLIMENTS OF ST. MARTI N JR. SAMATOURS FOR THE FINEST FOODS IT'S THE HUDDLEHUT 3726 HARRISON AVENUE Sandwiches 2 S+eaks 2 Chops Homemade Chili Open 24 hrs. Daily excep+ Tuesday CALL MONTANA 9860 IT'LL BE READY Semi-Self Service S C H O E N Y ' S Qualify Food Shop PHONES: MONTANA IIOO- l'IOI GLENMORE AND MONTANA AVE. COMPLI MENTS COSTON Radio and Television SALES AN D SERVICE Aufhorized Dealer for Moforola - Wes+inghouse - Admiral WESTWOOD CINCINNATIl OHlO Sfromberg-Carlson THIEMANN RICHTER'S BROS, INC. SERVICE STATION 8I5 HOPKINS STREET CINCINNATI l3. OHIO Wholesale - Re+ail For The Bes+ Lube Job Your Car Ever Had 2026 HARRISON AVENUE Grocers MONTANA 9777 BEST WISHES JACK KEMPER'S From The Pharmacy HITCHING POST GLENWAY AND WEST HI 4320 HARRISON BRIDGETOWN Prompf and Cour+eous Service HARRISON AND MONTANA WESTWOOD PHONE HUMBOLDT 3332 I'agc H3 Cincinna+i's Largesf Buick Dealer Complimen+s of METROPOLITAN MOTOR CO., Inc. R. E. REINHOLD. Pres. HARRY'S MEATS BUICK SALES ' AND SERVICE 20 EAST N1NTH STREET 235 W' SMh Shed CINCINNATI 2. OHIO Complimen+s of i PHONE CHERRY 5020 3 ' THE MELVIN 3: See Our Large Selection SUPPLY CO. i of Used Cars l 2 LOCATIONS Il06 Race S+ree+ Cour+ and Broadway Nin+h and Sycamore MAIN 4678-CITY A serious moment at a pep rally Page H4 COSTONIS Complimeni's of Confectionery SYCAMORE SAVHNGS Malfed Milk Shakes AND LOAN CO. To Take Oui' 424 E. lZi'h CHerry 7978 3539 WARSAW AVENUE . . . . WABASH 9658 Cmcmnah. Ohio THE 7 opp e, Atop Cincinnatfs . CLUB Historic Music Hall Where The Na+ion's Top Bands Play Each Saiurday Evening OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS RESERVATIONS CH 3086 KUNNEN BROTHERS MEYER'S JEWELERS 3406 Glenway Avenue CincinnaH 5. Ohio 4900 GLENWAY AT GUERLEY Diamonds - Wafches . Silver - Figurines MIKE DICK GRANDVIEW 272! Sunoco Producfs Page 145 Gene at his work-bench HOFERER'S JOHN MAXI Grocery and Delicafessen Shoe Service End of Warsaw Car Line . . GRAND AND GLENWAY We Call and Deliver WABASH 984I WABASH 6023 HALL'S DRUGS DICK and GAIL'S RexaH Drug Sfore MOUND HOUSE 5077 GLENWAY AVENUE . ClNClNNATI. OHIO HARRISON AT MONTANA . Prescripfions-Phone MOn+ana 5795 PHONE WABASH 9454 Page HG PRIVATE PARTIES. RECEPTIONS. WEDDINGS GLENVIEW HALL MOn+ana 7842 - 3 . JOHN D. ELIAS 5834 GLENWAY NEAR GLENMORE WABASH 2546 AUGUST KARST Leadway Foods HARRISON AND WESSELMAN DENT. OHIO PHONE MONTANA 5770 B E R T K E ELECTRIC CO., INC. Efficienf Economical Elecfrical 7ns+alla+ions CINCINNATI Keller and Neidhard Meafs - Groceries WABASH 0097 l2l7- l2l9 RULISON AVENUE Free Delivery PHONE WABASH ms EARL A. ZEISER Plumbing Confracfor 708 TRENTON AVE. CINCINNATI 5. OHIO MOHAWK FURNITURE MART Midwesf's Largesf Modern Furnifure Mar+ FREE DELWERY SERVING WESTERN HILLS HANSON'S FRIENDLY SERVICE FORMERLY WENZEL SUPER SERVICE 5725 GLENWAY AVENUE Beer - Wine - Parfy Supply Mobil Produc+s MONTANA 9861 Must be very interesting The Spring Garden Loan 0 Building Co. Fairmounf Office Harrison and Wes+wood Bridgefown Office 4255 Harrison CURRENT DIVIDEND 3VzLyo ON SAVINGS Westerhaus Co., Inc. Since I909 Opera+ors of PIN BALL MACHINES And ther Coin Operated Equipmen+ MONTANA 5000 Always Firsf With The 825? In Coin Opera+ed Machines 2726 KESSEN AVENUE. CHEVIOT NEVER BEFORE NOTHING LIKE IT! A FACTORY-LI KE Au+omobile Pain+ Job The Greafesf Values Today Baked on by lnfra-Rdd Rays Ohio VaHey's Only lnfra-Red Bake Oven 5229.; $49.50 I Comple+e Body and Fender Repairs 0 Aufhorized 3-M Underseal Applica+ors AUTO FRAME 8t BODY, Inc. 3l8u320 W. NINTH STREET GARFIELD 3900 Across from Cify Hall Page HS CARUSO 8 LOBONO Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables FRONT AND VINE PArkway I074 Parkway 1075 DAVO RAN ' S MEN'S SHOP Men's Furnishings Mallory Hafs WARSAW AT ENRIGHT B O H RE R'S PHARMACY 5838 GLENWAY MONTANA 5044 THESKEN FOOD MARKET 4500 WEST EIGHTH STREET PARKWAY 2324 PARKWAY 2325 Wholesale John F. Schoeny Co. Fruifs and Vegetables Groceries 4l5 PLUM STREET CINCINNATI 2. OHIO SUPERIOR SERVICE COMPANY Radio and Television Sales and Service 3520 HARRlSON AVENUE MONTANA 5974 GLENGATE DELICATESSEN Beers - Wines - Mixers Fancy Cheeses HOME BOILED HAM OUR SPECIALTY GLENMORE AND APPLEGATE PHONE MONTANA 9769 Page 1119 That extra something on the ball McAULEY'S TEXACO SERVICE 5785 GLENWAY AT GLENMORE MONTANA 9638 Road Service Mo'ror Tune-Ups Klrby 0397 4179 HamiHon Avenue H E R E DRY CLEANERS NORTHSIDE COLLEGE HILL CLIFTON We Ca and Deiiver AL. VORNHAGEN. Prop. NABERHAUS Mea'rs and Groceries PHONE WABASH 9875 4l54 W. EIGHTH STREET WE DELIVER Loyal i'o +he Bhics of Pharmacy EDWARD W. WOLFF 44I3 GLENWAY AVE. PRICE HILL CINCINNATI. OHIO PHONE WABASH I236 Overlook Bowling Lane's and Grill 4904 Glenway Avenue WABASH 9763 WABASH 9524 Frank .I. Sfath 8 Co. REAL ESTATE GRandview 7220 MOnfana l5l4 Page 150 COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR R. MASSA fax: DONALD A. MASSA- I939 ROBERT R. MASSA- I942 ARTHUR E. MASSA- I943 JEROME F. MASSA- I948 JAMES N. MASSA- I950 CHARLES R. MASSA- I952 GORDON R. MASSA-n I953 FOR. QUALITY, INSURED WORK CALL DUnbar 3476 ACME TREE SERVICE Owned and Opera+ed by GRIFFINS Complimenis of Your FORD DEALER HAMCO MOTORS, Inc. 3810 GLENWAY . .- PRICE HILL That dramatic moment Page 15! Checking the bulletin board GHARDl .CO. Wholesale Dealers in FruH's and Vegefables PHONE: DU 28l0 7l PLUM ST. BERPJENS PHARMACY 5053 GLENWAY AVEN UE CINCINNATI, OHIO PRICE HILL PHONE GRANDVIEW 7575 Plenty of Power 27 POUNDS 4 HORSEPOWER HOMELTt One Man Chain Saw A Homelite has 33mg, more power than any other chain saw its size . . . because it's the only saw its size with a 4 horsepower engine. And this extra power means faster, easier Cutting . . . more production per hour with less downtime for sharpening or repairs. Ask for demonstration. 4l84 APPLE STREET MULBERRY 1869 Page 152 I 1 i Phones: Purify MOnfana Accuracy I434 - 9778 HEINTZMAN'S Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS 3722 Harrison Avenue Cheviot Ohio AARONSON 8t FUNCK WHOLESALE FRUITS 68 PLUM STREET CHERRY 0685 UNITED CLEANING CO. Dependable Since I9I9 HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANERS Homes5Churches-Offices -Fac+ories JANITOR SERVICE PARKWAY 5987 Fully Covered by Insurance L. G. REJNSHAGEN 5-WABASH 5529 E. L REINSHAGEN - GRANDVIEW 5668 J. E. REINSHAGEN - CLASS OF 53 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS .l. C. HOCHETT CO. JEWELERS Diamonds 5 Wafches - Exper+ Repairing CHEVIOT MADISONVILLE NORWOOD BAUMER 8t REDDERT SALES AND SERVICE Appliances .. Television Furnifure PRICE HILL 4OI9 GLENWAY AVENUE GRANDVIEW 2350 COLLEGE HILL 5904 HAMILTON AVENUE KIRBY 4466 COMPLIMENTS OF WHITE MOTOR CO. 2230 GILBERT AVENUE CINCINNATI 6. OHIO Page 1:33 LUEBBE SHOE STOR Dun Culmun lfroml finin Olher salesman is J. Schumun in a pail 9f shoes at Luebbe's. Herman Mum! Luebbe, Elder graduufe of '15 . ST. LAWRENCE CORNER PRECE HILL Complimenk of GOLDEN RULE POULTRY BI Walnuf S+ree+ JOS. T. GANNON. Prop. Complimen+s of LOUIS MEYER CO., Inc. Ho+ House Leaf LeHuce. Toma+oes. Cucumbers. efc. N.W. COR. VINE and WATER STREETS CINCINNATI 2' OHIO D E H N E ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE GLENWAY AND TAXAS AVES. S pecializing in Lubrica+ion WABASH 9688 FRED DEHNE, Prop. MEINHARDT'S PONY KEG 4535 WEST EIGHTH STREET NEAR OVERLOOK Par'ry and Picnic Headquarfers Beer R Wine - Mixers Soft Drinks Besf Wishes For Success SCHRAGE BROS. 3636 WARSAW WARSAW PONY KEG Beer 0 Wine Mixers - Snacks WE DELIVER LAWRENCE R. HEYL SURVEYOR H ART LAU B Pharmacy Prescrip+ion Pharmacis+ Complimen+s of BACHMAN ELECTRIC BASSETT AND CONSIDINE COMPANY PHONES: WABASH 20m -9532 PRICE HILL CINCINNATI. OHIO . FUSSNER'S Self Service Market W I E B E L L Fresh Meek, JEWELERS Groceries, Produce . We Deliver GLENWAY AT CARSON LOOP WABASH 0735 3637 WARSAW AVEN UE BOEING'S FOOD MARKET Fancy Meafs Our SpeciaHy EIGHTH AND OVERLOOK CINCINNATI 5. OHIO WABASH 5683 FAY'S PHARMACY 6557 RIVER ROAD ENGLISH CLEANERS 4533 W. Eigh+h S+ree+ GRandview 33 I8 Camera Club trying to get fish to cooperate EDWIN Am RAUH 34 and his QUEBEC GARDEN CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 53 The Home of Delicious Chicken Dinners VICTORY PLATING WORKS, Inc. Pioneers in Elecfro-Polishing. Scale Removing and Passivafing Large Barref Plafing Capacify We Pick-Up and Deliver 34I8 HARRISON AVE. CHEVIOT INEAR NORTH BEND ROAD: PHONES: MONTANA 4744-5842 M E N K E - H E I L MOTORS, Inc. Dodge - Plymoufh Job Rafed Trucks 3500 HARRISON AVENUE CHEVIOT. OHIO MONTANA 7373-7374 Page 156 ERNE YAZELL Barber Shop 362 I WARSAW AVEN UE Wt Pays to Look Well JEAN'S FOOD SHOPPE Evelyn and Gus Riser. Props. 32I3 HARRISON AVE. AT BOUDINOT PHONE MONTANA 9719 Convenienfly Open Daily +0 !0 RM. Sundays and HoIidays KEEP US IN MiND THE TRESLER OIL CO. COMET GASOLINE SERVING CINC3NNATIANS QUALITY PETROLEUM PRODUCTS OVER 30 YEARS FRED'S PARKVIEW SUPER MARKET 4751 Delhi Pike GRandview 3277 LlLlE'S PHARMACY N. E, Corner Glenmore and Monfana Avenues PHONE MONTANA 28I0 WESTWOOD PARKWAY 2324 PARKWAY 2325 JOHN F. SCHOENY Wholesale FRUITS AN D VEGETABLES GROCERIES 4I5 Plum S+ree+ CincinnaH 2, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OFA FRIEND Compiimenfs of GLENWAY PONY KEG Glenway and Relleum Page 157 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 53 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Schuman Father Elder StudenW F. UNGER'S SONS CLIFT CLEANERS Since ms 5 QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY EXCLUSIVELY 2646 BEEKMAN STREET 35I2 Harrison Avenue Cheviot Ohio MOn+ana 0320 . 0321 GRANDVIEW 4650 . EDW. H. ALICH Wesfwood Jeweler The Home of . 3000 HARRISON AVENUE OPP. WESTWOOD SCHOOL MONTANA 5065 Personal Service Page 153 GENE STEINKAMP, Inc. Dodge 0 PIymouH1 Dodge Trucks Par+s 0 Service - Used Cars GRUETER 0 SON Funeral Home ILIFF AND GLENWAY AVES. . 374I WARSAW WABASH 7000 WABASH 0I75 Complimen+s o'F MACKE'S PARKVIEW MARKET SONTAG o DRY CLEANERS 5059 Glenway Avenue MOn'rana 3230 Food for +119 Discriminafing FALK'S LUNCHETTE 3807 North Bend Road ED. KENNING. Prop. 1+ is imporfanf +0 observe wha+ you eat buf more impor+an+ where you eai- H. ACME TELEVISION 4739 DELHI SALES 0 SERVICE PHONE GRANDVIEW lb45 DISTINCTIVE GIFTS GIFT AND CARD SHOP 36I5 Harrison Avenue Cheviof ll. Ohio KEMEN'S PHARMACY Sf. Lawrence Corner 3646 Warsaw WAbash 0743 lime 139 Reaching up for something higher WESTWOOD DELICATESSEN 3I07 Harrison Avenue MOnfana 9722 LEADWAY FOODS BEER AND WINE Open Every Day of +he Year FRED G. HEIMAN. Prop. DUGAN'S PHARMACY PHONE WABASH I 555 WARSAW AND HARTHORNE AVE. PRICE HILL CINCINNATI. OHIO We Deliver Everywhere Price Hill Paint and Glass Co. WABASH 2864 363 I WARSAW AVENUE THOMPSON'S DAIRY BAR 38l6 NORTH BEND ROAD Enioy +he Finesi-Rih American Ice Cream LuncheoneH'e Novelfies Ice Cream MONTANA 9750 CHEViOT The Seventh Street Tire and Service Co. I25 WEST SEVENTH STREET Phones: PArkway 4363 -4364 Cincinnati 3. Ohio Page 160