Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Faculty Presents Christian Ideals . . . As both a priest and teacher, the Clergy members of the Elder facuity lead, rather than :1 double life, a full life of two-fold responsibility, Their religious life does not end with the Last Gospel of their morning Mass, but carries over into the guidance and Christ-Iike instruction they present to their students. FR. ANTHONY ANDRES A.B., 13.5. in Ed. Father is a graduate of the Athenaeum, attended UC and XU, and has taught biology for fifteen years. FR. RALPH BANGE FRK ALBERT BISCHOFF A.B., B.Sc, MA. Ph,B., MlEd. M.Ed., M.S. Father attended St. Mary's Father has degrees from the Seminary, UC and XU. He Athenaeum, St. Mary's, XU, teaches junior English and and UC. He teaches high helps moderate many student ' school and college math to activities. advanced standing seniors.

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The Triumvimte Administration strikes a pose. In the year 1959, the class of '63 became the first Freshman group to attend classes in the newly constructed wing of Elder High School. The new addition was the first expression of the school's growth. Hardly had the building been finished when it found Its 1500 students Cwaded in the halls and cafeteria. Last year the unending,y demands, borne by the adminstmtion of an ever-nugmenting enrollment surmounting the bounds of 2111 expectai tion, were successfully undertaken by three of the most capable mem- bers of the Elder faculty. Rev, J. Paul Gruber, a man of excellent experience as Vice-Principal under RCV. Urban J Stung, took on the grave responsiblity 0f Princi- pal. However, it was evident that an institution's administration should expand in proportion to its enrollment. Rev Ralph E Bnnge, professor of advanced mathematics, was ap pointed as Assistant Principal specifically in charge of discipline. In conjunction, Rev. Robert XV. Schaefer, teacher of algebra and trigo- nometry, became Assistant Principal in charge of the physical planning of the schoole Students seek direction from Fr. Gruber. FR. RALPH B. BANGE, Vice Principal in Charge of Discipline. FR. ROBERT WI. SCHAEFER. Vice Principal in Charge of Physical Plant.

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FR. RUSSELL BLANK A.B., IVLEd. Father graduated from the Athenueum of Ohio and also attended XU. He teaches freshnmn and sophomore re- ligion and is moderator of EIdeHs band. MR. ANTHONY DAMICO H.AAB, Mr. Damico obtained his degree in the honors course at XU. He teaches English II and Latin I and is a mam ber of the athletic department coaching freshman footbail. FR. JOSEPH BRUENING ABA Father attended the Athen- zLeum of Ohio and took gradm ate work at XU. He has taught freshman Latin for eight years. FR. ROBERT BUENING AB. Father is full time librarian at Elder He is an Elder gmd- uate from the class of 1949. He has attended Mt. St Mary's Seminary, Mt. St. joseph where he did work in library science, and Xavier University. Priests and teachers preparing to pour forth their amassed knowledge to non- absorbant students find a few minutes be- fore classes to relax and prepare any last minute matter in the comfortable faculty rooms. A morning stop at the office. Crossed legs enhance concentration 2l