Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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a 11:30:: 113.1115 10 u I a - y, n 813: M nzL FR. MALCOLM GRAD A.B.. MA. After graduating from UC, Father entered the diocesan seminaries where he received his bnchtlofs and master's de- gree in philosophy. He teaches bookkeeping and business management along with Prob- lems of Democracy. FR. MARK GRATSCH A,B., M.Ed. Father attended St. Gregory's and St. Mary's and XU. He teaches plane geometry solid geometry, trigonometry, and journalism. He is moderator of the Purple Qm'fl. Elder's school newspaper. Lyrics by Virgil, Music by Hammerstein Mr. Stryker stresses detail to student, FR. ROBERT HASSELHOFF AB. Besides attending.r St. Greg- ory's and Mt. St Mary's. Fa- ther attended the Art Academy and Mt. St. Joseph where he studied art. He teaches Relid gion L Art I and II, and is moderator of the poster clubA

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Mr. Dieringer graduated from the University of Day ton in 1956. He is head has- ketball coach and two years ago was voted the Coach of the Year by UPI and AP in Ohio, He teaches physical edu- cation FR. THOMAS DUESING A.B., M.Ed, Father holds degrees from the Athenaeum 71nd XU. He teaches Algebra II and Plane Geometry. In addition he is in charge of the camera club which takes many pictures for the Purple Quill and the an4 nual. FR. PAUL FREY AVB. Father holds degrees from the Athenaeum and XU. He teaches junior religion. In ad- dition he is assistant director of the Guidance Department and has been at Elder four years. Mr. Doerger is a brother of former Elder faculty mem- ber, Fr. Stanley Doergen He teaches business arithmetic and general math. He is an alumnus of Elder, class of '55, and graduated from St. Gregory Seminary. MRe RAYMOND DIERINGER MR- RICHAfBD DOERGER B.S. Science professors at Elder are proven to be above the average through numer- ous awards and prizes won by students at the various Science Fairs held through- out the area. How short would you like your nails, sir?

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h Specialists in a wide range of subjects enhance the curriculum, from ad- Vanced mathematics to excellent Classic language courses, and the best of busi- ness training. As always, Religion is considered a student's most important course. How many strikes is that for you, Wiener ? -. p .- JMR. BI. DAVID HILS RLECL ML Hils graduated from St. X. in 19-19. He attended XU where he played baseball and basketball, He tEuChES sophonmrc and iunior English and coaches the freshman foot- ball team, and reserve basket- ball team. MR. MICHAEL HONOLD B.Ah Mr, Honold, an Elder alum- nus, graduateci from UC with a BA in economics. He teaches economics and general busih mess training and is head coach of the baseball team and reserve football team. ass:- wngu . Father attended St. Gregory's, XU. CC, and Rochester University. He teaches Chemistry and is the moderator of the Elder Alumni Associa- tion, He has been at Elder for eighteen yearsh MR. STANLEY HERRLINGER B.S., LLB. Mr. Herrlinger attended Xavier University and the University of Notre Dame. He holds degrees of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws. He teaches freshman Al- gebm. MR THOMAS HESSLING A.B. ML Hcssling attended Xavier University. He tEaChES freshman and junior English and American History. He coaches freshman football, the reserve baseball team, and is moderator of the debate team, and aSSiStant director of the variety Show. FR. BERNARD HUITINK AB. 25