Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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VX l lllfll Sl XXCL Oni' czipzilmlc p1'inc'ipzil, Ifzlthci' Urban Slilllg, is known for his stern, hu hicnclly, illlllliiillg' ol' situsnirms llfflllllil school. His clutivs range iiI'UIll ZlQiIl!iIli5ll'2lliYC to crclucational and all :irc hznlcllctl with speedy c'l'Iic-icllcy. Thu stntlvnts and izlculty both realize his joh :incl rcspcct his .illliQlllL'lll. lhv lilclcrzulo wishes to extend the ztpprcciatioll :ind grzttitumlc 0 lhc Stnrlcnla Im' tht- ht-lp :incl time giwn to them hy Father Stung tlirougliout this yuan:

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His G1'ac'c, Most Revcrciid Karl Alier, iXI'Cili7iSilOlJ of Cincinnati, is 21 true liicllcl ol' the Clatliolic' Youth ol' Ciminnzlli. Under his inspiration thc Calholici Youth Organilalirm has mzlintainecl its finest tradilimls zmrl broadened and clevclopcd its prograiii.

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lf.X'l'llliR IJIRR Probably the most: arduous position on the faculty is that of Assistant l'rinc'ipal. This post is filled very competently by Father Dirr. Even though this was only his second year in the office, he has won the admiration and respect of the student body. XVC like to think of Father Dirr as a close friend rather than the Assistant Principal. Tltrouglt his interest in the students and their problems. and his knowledge of the ways of the world, he has helped many of the fellows to prepare for their later lile.