Elder High School - Elderado Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Yes, Gates, that's what the button says. Ilm the great Spirit of '65. 'Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. quotes Fr.Ulrich. quips Fr. Putnick. THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English program at Elder provides the student with an understanding of and an appreciation for literature and a concrete background from which to evaluate a great wealth of books; it encourages clear thinking and expression according to Christian standards. The first two years of study concern an introduction to the study of literature and some grzunmarh The student is also taught the art of writing and creative thought. In the third and fourth years, American and English literature are treated. The Engfish program attempts to instill within the lives of every student intelligent thinking and accurate expression of their ideas. Fr. Bncning, Mr. Dalvuran, and man's best friend. FR. ALBERT J. BISCHOFF. Ph.B., M.Ed. English MR1 M DAVID KL'N'KEL, AB. English MR. TERRY j. LYNCH, BS, English MR. THOMAS A. BISSMEYER, AB. English MZR. THOMAS W. HESSLING, AB. English FR. LAWRENCE Jh ZIEGLER, M.Ed., A,Bh Remedial Reading FR. ROBERT J, PUTNiCK, B.A., 13.5. in Ed. English FR. DKMES E. ULRICH A B, MAY English FR, ROBERT B. BUENINGe A.B. Librarian MR. THOMAS E, DAVORAN, 5.5:. English, Remedial Reading MRe JOHN C. HUMMEL, JR, BeA. English Mr. Hummel checks on Agent 007's latest escapades. 25

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Fr. Bischoff expounds, Nothing is better for thee than mt Elder students Whom he has taught agree Mr. Lynch catches Teen Review Lit. Bissmeyer points out the between classes. finer things in life. um WW 5mm What makes you boys think you're going to have to read a lot in this . class? asks Fr. Ziegler. i vSold! exclaims Mr. Hesslmg. !

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Fr. Wack is the reason Spanish is such a popular course at Elder. A man of Elder is aided in his study of German by Fr. Stanley Luerhmann. o M12 Stoeckle starts Elder men towards Vergil. MR. DAVID L STOECKLE, B.At, M.Ed. FRA STANLEY E, LUEHRMANNt A B. $117.3. STL, M.Ed. Gernmnt Religion. 1962 Fulbright Scholar FR. LAWRENCE J. VVACK. A.B, Spanish FR, 31. EDMUND HUSSEY, A.B., hftAw hLELl. Latin. Greek. 1963 Fulbright Scholar Greece, do as the Greeks do. While in Room Ft. Hussey tells Bill Offutt. Sir, you must learn that while in 303, do as I say. TH E LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT :1 two years of German are the offerings of the Language Department. Four years of Latin, two years of Greek, four years of Spanish, an those in College Prep, and those in the Advanced Students can choose whatever they want. At least two years of a language is Ll requisite for Course must take four years of Latin. Latin and Greek give :1 student a better understanding of his own langmge and will also give him Ll facility in certain modern languages he may wish to take in college. Their biggest value, though, is that they tmin the student to think clearly and give him an insight into the two cultures which have shaped western civilization. 26