Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Fr. Lonsway keeps order L3 in the cafeteria. Fr. Met: couldrrt see the movie so hers reading the book, Fr, King is :1 staunch champion of devotion to Mary. FL Westerhoff: Now tomorrow, tell your mother to pack some Lorna Doones with my lunch. Fr. Stockleman in the chapel. l I i The coat of arms behind Fr. Filzsimmons fits the occasi0n Vincit Mundum Fides Gaith the world y FR. JESSE W. LONSWAY, AB, MA. Religion FR. EARL 0 METZ, A.B., M.Ed. Religion FR. J. THOMAS FITZSIMMONS, AVE, MA. Religion FR. RICHARD L. KLUG, ABA, S.T,B.. S.T.L. Religion FR RALPH AA WESTERHOFF, AB Religion FR. ALFRED L. STOCKLEMAN. AVE. Religion

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RELIGION DEPARTMENT . . . Religion is the most important subject taught at Elder; it is the reason why we go to a Catholic school. After four years of religious instruction, an Elder graduate is ready to face the problems of modern society. He has learned to turn to God for help when problems trouble him. He has learned the value and comfort of prayer. The courses are designed to inform the students of the important aspects of their religion, and to help them form a correct Christian conscience about fulfilling their duties to God and man. The aim of the religion department is to build men of strong moral fiber, and guide them towards the purpose for which they were created. h! wt 3 ., hr i JUDEA J C e i- u - 1 h 1 wag 1 re n l nnvwwh. ,, ' w 7,, 5, syrh I Wk w$9fk OK. boys, after these two only 411 more to iron, says Band Moderator Fr. Blank. ii fink . k 3 Fri Rohisch offers a chance for confession to the men of Elder both before and after school.

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AITHEBS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Elder makes maximum use of both the gymnasiums on the school grounds in providing an extensive physical education program. The school's purpose is to develop the wlyoie human being under Catholic principles. This development includes the body as well as the mind. In phys Cd classes the men of Elder :ch taught sports- manship and fair play while finding an outlet for their youthful vitality. Not all students have the ability to play 011 one of the Panther athletic teams; in phys ed these men are allowed to compete with students of their own ability and to find expression for the famous Elder spirit. MR. M. DAVID HILS, A,B., M.Ed. Director of Physical Education MR, STEVEN J. RASSO, B.Si Phys, Ed, General Science, Health MR JAMES Ni NIASSA, BS, BA. Phys, Ed, English. Health NIR. JOHN P. OWENS, BS Phys. Ed . Mathematics. Health g Mr. Rasso watches the gladiatorial combats in This time wait until I toss the ball into the Everybody tries to get into Mr. Owens' picture. one of his physical education classes, air, warns Mr. Massa.