Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Mr. Frede: uHerman, this is an English book, not :1 Geometry book Mr. Herrlinger: Omigosh! I forgot my reject stamp. MR. JOSEPH H. FREDE, BS. Plane Geometry Algebra I MR. JAMES F. KELLY, Mamemmia, Guidance Counselor FR. PAUL J. WY, AB. Plane Geometry, Guidance Couns. MR. WILLIAM E. VAUGHT, B,S. Plane and Solid Geometry, Algebra FR, MARK P. GRATSCH, ABA, MtEd, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Journalism FR. THOMAS A. DUESING, A11, MiEdi Algebra II MR. RICHARD P. DOERGER, AB. Mathematics, English Mr. Kelly and Fri Frey, our guidance counselors, look up information to solve the daily paper's crossword puzzle, MATH EMATICS DEPARTMENT More math is used today than ever before, so students must develop the mechanical skills with numbers and the reasoning powers which modem society demands, Realizing this, Elder has developed an excellent Math Department Every teacher is well-qualified in his field and an apt instructor. Emphasis is placed on making the students use their talents to the fullest. No one can breeze through a math course at Elder. College Prep students take Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Solid Geometry. Advanced students take the same courses in three years and then take college calculus in their senior year. MR. STANLEY R. HERRLINGER, 3.8., LLB, 2A7 4:2. ;-A:.. V . iwu-J-mc

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Mr. Stryker demonstrates his skill at tic-tac-toe. Mr7Trauth,our band director. Fr. Poeppelman: Haubner, it's spelled the. '77 h Do your finger calisthenics, gentlemen, before Mr. Wermeling assures McGowan that someday mHow do you like my fingerpaiming, F1: Hassel- you begin typing, says Fr. Roby. he may own I.B.M. hoff? Km '1 h MR7 PAUL V7 STRYKER, 8.8., M75. Mechanical Drawing COMMERCIAL AND ART DEPARTMENT MR- LEE M- mum B-S- m M Ed Instrumental Music, Band Director FR. PAUL L. POEPPELMAN, BA , M.Ed. Typing, American History Commercial classes are designed for the student whose formal education ends with high school, These courses give him the basic knowledge he will need to FRTSEEIEALD F ROBY, B'Ah' MhEd' acquire :1 job and earn :1 good living in the business world ahead of him. Many MR GILBFRT H WFRMELING BS, BA. College Prep students also take commercial courses as electives. Every student ' Sglegmmghip. B'mklgeepingf ' M can use typing, Mechanical drawing is a help to those who want to be engineers FR. ROBERT W. HASSELHQFF, BA. or architects. Art Music and art are special courses designedlto meet the needs of those students MR. THOMAS M. McMAHON, BS who havc special talents. Elder hils always made a fine showing in art shows, and Bookkeeping I and II the Marching Men of Elder are recognized as one of the best bands in the city. MR. MICHAEL J. HONOLD, B.A. Economics Mr, McMahon and Mr, Hunold are looking 111? the Mickey Mouse comic book hidden on the inside of that Akuxru'wia 2f

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Sterling Vaught makes a pit stop. Fr. Duesing the Dean of Algebra II I know you've got a headache, Fr. Gratsch, but that's what you get for being the moderator for The Plu'flie QMWP ML Doerger: w, X 15-E-5 +4 2 Ui-Q in st-s 23