Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1932 volume:

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Wright S1'aFF Arlisl' Page Four CAVALIER STAFF FCREWORD While the heart beats young! - O, the splendor OI the Spring, With all her dewy jewels on, is not so fair a thing! In publishing 1'his Annual, we have endeavored +o perpeluare rhe years spen+ wifhin fhe sacred 'porfals of Purcell, so 'I'hal' when Time has mellowed i'rs memories, we who have gone oui' info lhe world, may relive our youfhful experiences, and may cherish 1'he fond recollecfions of fhe days speni af our Alma Maler. P1ge Five 7 Page Six D E D I C A T I O N Father Seitz In graieful recogniiion of one whose sympa+he+ic undersranding of youl'l1, combined wirh rare insighr in'ro a young man's hopes and ambilions, and uniiring zeal in solving sfudenl' problems has made him an inspiring guide, we, rhe graduafing class of ninefeen hundred and 1'l1ir1'y-lwo, respeclfully dedicaie 1'l1is fourih volume of rhe Cavalier +o our beloved and esfeemed principal, Faiher Seifz, S.M. i I T I-I E M E lnspiration George Washingfonwas noi' born a greal' man: his noble charac+er was +he resull' of a complefe mas+ery of violeni passions and releniless will, a1 I'ained only by 1'he elifeclive +rain- ing of his you1'h. To The facully of Purcell, so helpful in our own characfer formarion, we are deeply indebfed. Our educa+ion' under +hem has embodied as a basic principle fhe message of The Jesuii' 'ro Washinglon: S+rive1'o keep alive 'rhai' liH'le spark of celeslial fire l'ha+ men call conscience. V 1 John Kohlman '34 Page Seven ' I Mos+ Rev. John T. McNicholas, O.P., S.T.M ARCHBISHCP OF CINCINNATI Mosi' Rev. Joseph H. Albers, D.D., J.C.D AUXILIARY BISHOP Page Ten ADMINISTRATION The commanding figure of I'I1e immor+aI Washingion, in Ihe fore- froni' of our I1is'rory, ever a'r'ren+ive and ever responsive Io his coun- I'ry's need, is 'rhe glory of America and her ideal. His high-Iminded service, simple cI1arac'rer and noble Iife are fiH'ing inspiraI'ion for America's youI'I1. BuI' I'I1e greaI'ness of WasI1ingI'on is sub- Iimely soIi+ary, for like Ihe sunIiI' peak of MaH'erI1orn he sI'ands aIone, unmaI'cI1ed in all 'rhe worId. A-WMM ,MQ , ffl X x, . 5 A Nj, fixixk ff gffaqjyfi I ,.f,.j1 'f gf'1-:2f,f,4f7lj5j9SQ5x , ff ffvxffffg XQSEQ-, '- j,gQfg 5 f x -Q . - ff ,V 1!,f'-Y,3: - Q15 2X1 John Kohlman ,34 Page Eleve'n I 5 F Y l . Reverend Aloysius J. Seifz, S.M Principal Bro'rher Joseph A. Baumeisfer, S.M Vice-Principal Paul D. Cain l .Fred J. Bosshari, S.M. Norber+ A. 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FACULTY sasunn1-11 35,1133-1-1-1l 1a W-g William L. Schroeder, S.M. Paul W. Wess ing, S.M. Edward G. Wesllorock, S.M. Facul+y Residence Page Seventeen BROTHER WALTER IN MEMGRY 'To 'lhe memory of 'rhose whom 'lhe Angel of Dea'rh has summoned +o lheir Elernal Reward, we dedicale lhis seclion . . . fo Brolher Waller, whose message has been wriHen on lhe characler of lhe fhousands of young men he laughl, and whose life was more of an ideal 'rhan an example: whose work being done, he resfs wilh 'rhe courageous and 'rhe s'rrong . . . +o John Helmes, brillianl' young leader of +he band . . . lo Nelson Moorman, accom- plished afhlele and scholar . . . and lo James Condren and William Krehnbrinlc. x Y Y , , 34 J-' F , , . Um wr 'x 'ffl QW -S. i , .r .4 ,-ip: ,bil 7' j.gj,,Aj. HJ: I , ,wer ? l l 59?-J if Q! ,z M 2Ei .:zH Y 1 , ,N ,WLAN ,V-A L A -E nfl' ' x , -,Q ' N X 1, 4 fa-1 53524 Y..-' swf-s ev -f.. 4 A fu 3 4,5 v . N ,i L-e 7 J ,:4 4, 1 if 4? i 'ca ---e f.,.4. ':..f . x 'xx 1 at 'v, g . x A -1, ..,... ui. 1 H. M tu 4.5 4 -A 1 ' fn. v . I r ENTRANCE Page Nineteen PURCELL I-IIGI-I MAIN CQRRIDOR AU DITCJRIUM LIBRARY Page Twenty-four CLASSES The noblesl glory of George Wash- ing'ron is +he unsullied grandeur of America. Every you+h who loves her faifh and cherishes her hope goes forlh +o 'I'he honor of Wash- ing+on. The desiiny of America's lomorrow is lal'en'I' in her youlh of loday. ln Washing+on i +hey see embodied fhe noblesl' possibilifies of humani'ry. Lei' our youl'h be of his courage and s+ainless honor: his Americanism, living in +hem, will safeguard his couniry and ours. F v K Thomas Veerkamp, '35 Page Twenty-five John Conway Bernard' A. Feldman Rober+ G. McLaughlin Richard J. Moorman John H. Veerlcamp Page Twenty-six Michael E. Hollzleifer William F. Ray mlll.. :mu Wilbur L. wragm N llllll S E Nlom Illlll oFFInIy:ERs Wm. F. Ray 'In every group of s1'uden+s rhere are some who by defer- mined perseverance and ambiiion are bound 'io come lo ihe fore. Leadership, is fheir goal and fheir reward . . . So if is 'rhai flue Class of I932 has honored The above slu- denfs by eleciing +l1em +o Hue mosi coveied dignily in l'l1e school-Senior Officers. Car A. Schwing William F. Hamillon Louis A. Cappel Page Twcizvty-sew 8 -ROBERT F. BAKER-Bob and Deer Park used lo be synonymous lerms. bul now, Norwood claims lhe dislinclion. Bob's idea ol Paradise is a room lull ol books and all lhe leisure lime necessary lo read lhem. l-le possesses a very caplivaling smile, is a perlecl genlleman and a lrue Cavalier. 0 Spanish Club, '3l: Sunshine Club, '32. I FLOYD l-l. BAUMAN-Floyd is lheisorl ol a fellow you would expecl lo read aboul in a slory book. l-le is a real sludenl and has an especial liking lor English. Besides his olher accomplishmenls, Floyd has been one ol lhe mainslays ol his class baskelball leam. l-le hopes lo quench his lhirsl lor knowledge al lhe Universily ol Cincinnali. Q Class Baskelball, '29-'30-'3lg Religion Club, '29-'30-'3l: Spanish Club. '30-'3I: Sunshine Club, '32. 'ROBERT BECl-lT-Ho! l-lum! Friends are conlinually ask- ing Bob, l-low's lhe wealher up lhere? Bob holds our allilude record. iusl a liny six leel lhree. A zealous sludenl, a splendid alhlele. lhis big blonde hero is one ol lhe mosl popular boys in school. And when il comes lo reciling German, il is as easy lor Bob as bucking lhe line in lool- ball. 0 Foolball, '29-'30-'3l: Class Baskelball, '29-'32. -ARTHUR l-l. BEHRMANN-Behold lhe Frilz Kreisler ol Purcell! lTake your bow, Arl.l Allhough he is serious-minded, a lhinker and a sludenl, slill he believes wilh Shakespeare lhal he who halh nol music in his soul is lil lor lreason, slralegies and spoils. l-le conlemplales a course in dralls- manship al U. C. Excelling in old malh, success should reward his ellorls. 0 Orcheslra, '29-'30-'31-'32, -ALBERT J. BELLERSEN - Whiley, lhe pride ol Pleasanl Ridge, has become well known lor his lalks concerning his experiences al lhe C. lvl. T. C. Training Camp. Nol anolher place like il, says Whiley. German is his lavorile subiecl. l-le inlends lo conlinue his aclivilies in lhe lhealer business and some day we expecl him lo supplanl Will l-lays as lhe dean ol lhe movie induslry. O Foolball, g'3O3 Class Baskelball, '29-'30-'3 I-'32. Page Turerzty-eight -ROBERT BRINK--Bob is The boy who generally geTs a hundred in his Physics TesTs: so we iudge Physics his TavoriTe subiecT. His hobby is phoTographyg and he knows much abouT iT, Too. l-le Tells us ThaT he plans To aTTend The Univer- siTy oT CincinnaTi and sTudy Landscape Gardening. And, dear reader, iT you care To hear a Tunny sTory, iusT ask him how he goT his nickname oT lvlarbles. 9 P. E. P. Club, '3l: Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'31-'32. I ROBERT F. BROTZGE-A splendid sTudenT and a prac- Tical TunsTer make Bob a delighTTul companion. True and loyal, he is an ideal Cavalier, and The Crimson and Gold can well be proud oT him. Bob enjoys a good argumenT, especially when his opponenT is George Bowman. As a civil engineer he will undoubTedly rise in The world. O Religion Club, '29-'30-'3 I. .JOSEPH BUSEMEYER-Learn by asking quesTions is The moTTo oT Buzzy. IT seems as iT he wanTs To be The mosT learned Tellow in The class, judging Trom The number oT quesTions he asks. Joe is one oT The mainsTays oT The Cavalier Baseball Team, and cavorTs around second base like a big leaguer. T-le inTends To TurTher his sTudies aT Xavier UniversiTy. 9 Baseball, '3l-'32, Spanish Club, '32: Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'3l-'32. 'T LOUIS A. CAPPEL-l-larmony is The keynoTe oT Louie's success! He is a genial companion, an excellenT sTudenT and a syncopaTing wailing saxophonisT aTTer The Ted Lewis' sTyle. And besides being PresidenT oT The Band OrganizaTion and Treasurer oT The Senior Class, Louis has been a Class OTTicer during his Tour years aT Purcell. T-le has buT Two handicaps, Wessling and Maier. O Spanish Club, '32: Band, '3I-'32: OrchesTra, '3l-'32: Senior Treasurer, Class OTTicer, '29-'30-'3 l-'32. -JOHN J. CASSADY-Johnny is The liTTle man oT The senior class. l-lis size, however, is noT The measure oT his knowledge: a glanceiaT his marks reveals ouTsTanding scholasTic success. A quick sense oT humor has gained Tor him many Triends. T-le is a member oT ThaT inseparable Team, Conway and Cassady. John has been one oT The mosT loyal oT Purcell Tollowers. We Teel assured oT his success aT NoTre Dame. 9 Class BaskeTball, '3l-'32. Page Twenty-nine -JAMES CAVANAUGH-Jim's greafesfcharacferisfic is his delighfful lrish humor. He is a real orafor and has led his class during four years. His lilcable personalify, and fhe facf fhaf he is from Hyde Parlc and possesses a consfanf means of fransporfafion, fo and from school and games, has made him a hosf of friends. He is a frue and loyal Cavalier. 0 Spanish Club. '32, Class Officer, '3l-'32: Class Baskefball, '30-'3 I-'32. -SALVATORE COLETTA --Usually referred fo as Sally, he has a very peculiar laugh which frequenfly gefs him info frouble. Science holds his inferesf consfanflyg Physics and Chemisfry are his special hobbies. In school acfivifies, he has offen assumed fhe lead. Lesf we forgef- Sally per- forms besf wifh a clarinef. 9 Religion Club, '3I-'32: Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3l-'32g Band, '3l-'32: Class Baslcefball, '3l, Sunshine Club, '3I. .ALBERT W. COMER-Al is one reason why Evansfon is on fhe map! He came fo Purcell from Xavier High and is a firm believer in a good fime. Besides his hobby for music, AI likes fo debafe bofh in and ouf of class. He infends ,fo sfudy law af Miami Universify nexf year, in fhe liffle village of Oxford, a small fown for a boy wifh big-fime ideas. 0 Religion Club, '3I: lvlinsfrel, '3l: Dramafics, '32: French Club, '3l. -THOMAS M. CONNELLY-Tom is one of fhe school's mosf loyal supporfers. His good-nafured manner has affracfed a hosf of friends. As a sfudenf, he has led his class since coming fo Purcell, excelling in English and Spanish. Lef's hope Tom confinues fo baffle upward in 'rhe midsf of fhe business world. Que V. lo pase bien! Q Spanish Club, '3l: Class Officer, '30-'3l-'32. I EDWIN J. CONWAY-This fall Hyde Parker, who graces our brighf halls, is a sfudenf of The firsf degree. lvlafhe- mafics seems fo be fhe subiecf he prefers. His genflemanly conducf holds a cerfain appeal for fhe fairer sex--which is fhe envy of many. Hislilcable personalify and persever- ance prophecy his fufure success. 9 Foofball, '30-'3I: Ediforial Sfaff, '32, Class Baslcefball, '29-'30-'3l-'32: Religion Club, '30-'3l: Prom Commiffee, '3I: P. E. P. Club, '3l. Page Thirty 'JOHN R. CONWAY-John is fhe big liffle man from Senior A: big in accomplishmenfs, buf small in sfafure. If he prefers anyfhing more fhan working Trigonomefry problems, if is fo drive around in his big Buick. Alfhough John has nof made his fufure plans known, anyone who knows him as we do, feel cerfain fhaf he is bound fo succeed. 9 Swimming Team, '3I-'32: Class Baskefball, '30-'3I-'32, Religion Club, '3I: French Club, '3I: Junior Aces, '3l, Class Officer, '3!. .EDWARD J. COSTELLO-Ed is always bubbling over wifh opfimism. l-le likes fo argue and always seems sure of his poinf. l-lis personalify is well illusfrafed by fhe large number of friends he has made during his fhree shorf years af Purcell. Ed has high aspirafions in life and we wish him fhe besf of luck. Q Religion Club. '3O:i Band, '3l-'32, Orchesfra. '32: French Club, '3 I: Junior Aces, '3l. -ROBERT CREAHAN-The curly-haired hearf-breaker of Hyde Park! Bob is a worfhy exponenf of fhe arf of public speaking. Sfudenfs suddenly become affenfive when Bob orafes before fhe class. Alfhough Bob has a habif of napping in German Class. we musf sfafe fhaf his marks in fhaf subiecf are far above fhe average. l-le has a yen for sfopping af Wifhrow now and fhen. Why, Bob! 0 P. E..P. Club, '3 I: Ediforial Sfaff, '32: Prom Commiffee, '3 I: Religion Club, '3Ig Glee Club, '28. .LAWRENCE E. CROSBY-Alfhough we call him Bing he declares he defesfs crooners, and posifively has no operafic ambifions. l-le is an inhabifanf of a suburb where fhe grass grows high. A likable personalifyq he has many friends among fhe faculfy and sfudenfs. lf is whispered fhaf his curly locks have caused fhe hearfs of many a damsel fo go a-fluffering. 9 Civic and Vocafional League, '3O-'3l- '32, Sunshine Club, '3l: Spanish Club, '3l: Orchesfra, '30- '3I: Secrefary of l-lisfory Class, '3l-'32, always cheerful. l-le fells us fhaf he prefers Science fo any ofher sfudy and infends fo affend Ohio Sfafe Universify, where he will specialize in Chemisfry. l-le may surprise us by discovering a few of fhose Missing elemenfs. Anyway, we feel sure fhaf Purcell is going fo miss him and his pleasanf company. 9 Class Baskefball, '3l-'32, Religion Club, '3l-'32: French Club, '3l: Junior Aces, '3l. HARRY J. DAVIS-l-larry is anofher fypical Purcell boy, Page Thirty-one ' -CHARLES LEO DOOlN-Charlie is a splendid sTudenT, serious and diligenT. l-le is well liked by his many associaTes. This handsome senior has had many opporTuniTies To be an Arrow Collar model, buT has declined Them all. To say ThaT he is polished and genTlemanly does noT do him iusTice. 9 Class Officer, '29: Religion Club, '3l: EdiTorial STaTf, '32: Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'3I-'32: Prom CommiTTee, LaTin DramaTics, Glee Club, '2'-7: P. E. P. Club, '30, -WARREN G. DOWNlNG-Warren is The personaliTy boy Trom Norwood. l-le always has a ready smile and a kind word Tor every one: naTurally he's very popular among The sTudenTs. Warren is refreshed every day by his nap in Physics Class. l-lis abiliTy as a business man was proved by The eTiicienT way he engineered The Junior Prom. 9 FooTball, '29g BaskeTball, '3I: Class OTTicer, '3l- '32: Prom CommiTTee, '3l: Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'3l-'32. IEDWARD J. DUBELL-Eddie and spaTs-inseparable! English is his hobby, buT Ed likes adverTising. l-lis greaT ambiTion is To sell Bruce Morgan The Carew Tower. l-le is an alerT sTudenT, clever baskeTeer and a social magneT. Ed inTends To pursue a course in iournalism aT one of The local universiTies. Q Tennis, '29-'3O: Class BaskeTball, '29- '3O-'3l-'32: Religion Club, '3l-'32: Civic and VocaTional League, '29: Prom CommiTTee, '3I: French Club, '32. 'WILLIAM P. DUFFY-DespiTe The TacT ThaT he comes Trom PleasanT Ridge, Bill is noT a bad Tellowl l-lis TavoriTe sTudies are French and Physics. LiTeraTure is his hobby, alThough you would never know iT. Bill has noT made known his plans Tor The TuTure, buT we Teel assured oT his suc- cess. 9 Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'3I-'32: Religion Club, '3l: Prom CommiTTee, '3l: French Club, '3l: Junior Aces, '3l: Class OTTicer, '30, -JOHN DUGGAN-John Tends Toward silence-in TacT, he reminds us oT The Sphinx, silenT buT very observanT. The only Time he breaks iT is To propound a peT Theory in Physics. John is one oT The sTalwarTs oT The Spanish Class and inTends To become an engineer. Wifh his likable characTer he is bound To succeed in ThaT queer game called LiTe. 0 Class BaskeTball, '3I-'32, Sunshine Club, '3Ig Page Tlzirty-Iwo I ROBERT DUNLAP-Bob, fhe quief, unassuming profege of l-lyde Park, is an indusfrious sfudenf and a remarkable debafer. Such a combinafion of acfivifies presages success. Bob infends fo sfudy Premedics af Xaxier. We look forward fo fhe day when Bob will be one of fhe shining lighfs of fhe medical profession. 9 Annual Sfaff, '32: Religion Club, '3 I-'32: l-lonor Sfudenf. -MAURICE J. DWYER-Maurice has a keen sense of dufy and a sfrong affracfion for science. Adopfing an over- crowded profession, holds no ferrors for him. l-le infends fo follow law af Xavier, and he should affain prominence before fhe Bar. l-le is well proporfioned menfally and physically fo wear fhe iudge's wig and gown. And lesf we forgef if, Maurice is a splendid baskefball player. 0 Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'3l-'32g Religion Club, '29-'30-'3l. .ERIC J. ESPEL-Here we are presenfing a lad who is geffing up in fhe world in a big way-he's one of fhe fallesf seniors fo be seen abouf fhe school. lnside of class and ouf, one never hears a word from him. Every now and fhen. iusf fo lef you know he's sfill around, Espy gefs info a liffle frouble. l-le is an excellenf sfudenf, manifesfing a preference for Spanish. l-lis inferesfs are novels, foofball games and feasing Coleffa. -RICHARD J. FAUCETT-Dick is a real fellow-serious or wiffy. as fhe occasion may require. Dick will always be remembered for his mirfhful smile, and his effervescenf and sparkling wif. l-le surrounds himself wifh an afmosphere of iovialify and walks securely in if. Dick is serious and affen- five whenever necessary. Undoubfedly, he is one of fhe besf-known and besf-liked fellows in fhe school. 9 Class Baskefball, '30-'3I. .ROBERT P. FAUCETT-We presenf, friends, fhe one- man sfaff of fhe Senior B Bullefin Bugle. Bob cerfainly has a nose for news. l-le missed being an honor sfudenf by a very narrow margin. The mainsfay of fhe class baskefball feam. Cold of fhe well-known Hof and Cold Fauceff duo, is headed for a successful fufure. 9 Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'3 l . Page Thirty-th1'ee -ARTHUR FAULHABER- Arf is anofher of our many genial seniors. l-le is a cifizen of Norwood and an honor graduafe of SS. Pefer and Paul School. l-le has been an excellenf sfudenf af Purcell during his four years of affen- dance. Arf refains his many friends by his humorous affifude af all fimes. l-le is an advocafe of English, pre- ferring fhaf fo fhe ofher courses. Arf's fufure is undecided, buf men of his calibre and characfer always succeed. So long and good luck, Arf. -THOMAS J. FEDERER-Tom is a well-known figure af fhe candy counfer. Sweefs fo fhe sweef, says Tom, buf pass your coin across fhe counfer firsf. l-le is very pracfical and business-like. The radio has been his parficular hobby and one of fhese days he expecfs fo commercialize radio felevision. 0 Sunshine Club, '3lg Spanish Club, '32, Class Baskefball, '30-'3l. 'BERNARD A. FELDMAN-Brimful of personalify, Bernie, fhe efficienf Edifor-in-Chief of fhe Cavalier, is one of fhe mosf popular sfudenfs af Purcell. l-le is a zealous worker, and very business-like in his mefhods. Bernie has been a follower of fhe Cavalier 'reams and has inferesfed himself in every schoolqacfivify. l-le has buf one weakness- and if's only a pipe! 0 Cavalier Edifor-in-Chief: l-lonor Sfudenf: Class Officer, '29-'30-'3l: Class Baskefball, '29-'3O- '3l-'32g Religion Club, '3l: lvlinsfrel, '3l. IROBERT J. FETICK-We offen wonder whaf fhe Cavalier will do in years fo come wifhouf Bob's enfhusiasfic roofing af afhlefic encounfers. Along wifh fhe already cifed inferesf, Bob also delves info fhe English Classics. ln shorf, he is a boosfer and a sfudenf of fhe highesf fype. 0 Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'3 I: Sunshine Club, '3l: Spanish Club, '32. I FRANCIS J. FETTER-- Fef is a vesf-pockef edifion of a sfudenf supreme. l-le has especially disfinguished himself in fhe class room for his consisfenf work and his quief manner. Fef has never failed fo have his assigned work, a boasf many would like fo make. Lef us say more. ln his spare momenfs, he found fime fo aid his class in compiling fheir splendid inframural baskefball record. 0 Class Baskef- ball, '3l-'32. Page Thirty-four 'PAUL J. FISCHER-A genfleman and a sfudenf whose personalify makes him a genial and likable fellow. PauI's laugh lonly one like if af Purcelll is his idenfificafion and if is needless fo say fhaf if is envied by all. l-lis unfiring abilify as a sfudenf plus an unbeafable repufafion as a f'regular fellow should affain greaf success for him. 0 Class Baskef- ball, '29-'30-'3I-'32: Tennis lvlanager, '3l-'321 Publicify Manager, '32: Religion Club, '3l: Arf Club, '3l-'32: Min- sfrel, '3l-'323 Annual Sfaff, '32: Pep Club. -CLIFFORD B. FREDERICKS- Cliff is nofed for his ready and dry wif. l-le is a splendid sfudenf and possesses an affracfive personalify. The orchesfra has been aided 'greafly by his violin playing. We're expecfing greaf fhings from Cliff and feel sure fhaf he won'f disappoinf us. Besf of luck, CliFF ! 0 Class Baskefball, '3lg Religion, '30-'3l: French Club, '3lg Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3I'327 Min- sfrel, '3l-'32: Junior Aces, '3l. -ERNEST G. FURSTENAU --Carefree and happy, Bud is never worried. Nofwifhsfanding, he gefs along fine in his classes-l-lisfory especially. Someday, Bud may be fhe lvlayor of Norwood. Buf before adminisfering fhaf office he infends fo spend some sfudy af Ohio Sfafe. So long, Bud, and may you be successful in all your fufure under- fakings. 9 Class Presidenf, '29: Class Officer, '32q Sunshine Club, '3 lg Spanish Club, '32. g I JOSEPH B. GAEKE- Sak is quief and affenfive in class, and has affained a high scholasfic sfanding. l-le has given fime and efforf in many aicfivifies. Sak is a greaf mafhe- mafician and fakes fo Physics like a duck fo wafer. l-le hopes fo confinue his sfudies af nighf school and lafer fo work for fhe governmen f. l-lis Civic and Voca- fional fraining has well equipped him for fhis line of endeavor. 0 Civic and Vocafional League, '3l-'32: Sun- shine Club, '3l: Spanish Club, '32, I FRANCIS GOEBEL-Underneafh fhis sfern exferior fhere beafs a hearfof gold. ' Frank is serious abouf his sfudies, buf he finds fime for relaxafion now and fhien. l-le is said fo be fhe only man in fhe world who can drive a car wifh- ouf gasoline, oil, wafer or brakes. Wifh all fhese accom- plishmenfs, we know he will succeed in whafever he chooses for his profession. l-lis indomifable perseverance will remove all obsfacles in his pafh. 9 Poofball, '29, Page Thirty-five UCLARENCE GRIFFIN- Tare is one of Norwood's famous confribufors foward fhe beffermenf of fhe school. I-Ie believes golf fo be fhe one and only sporf. l-lis lisf of acfivifies brand him as a mosf popular sfudenf. Whenever a person wifh keen foresighf and business abilify is required, Tare is always considered firsf. 9 Class Officer, '3I-'32, Ring Commiffee, 32: Prom Commiffee, '3l: Civic and Vocafional League, '29-'30, Foofball, '3I: Golf, '30-'3I-'32: Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'3I: Pep Club. -DAVID J. GRUBER-Dave is quief and affenfive in school and is consisfenf in his work. l-lisfory debafes really prove his abilify. I-le never seems fo worry abouf anyfhing. l-lis claim fo fhe l-lall of Fame is fhaf he wenf swimming in fhe Ohio River during February. Besides mid-winfer swims, he likes duck hunfingl Dave infends fo sfudy Pharmacy af fhe Cincinnafi College of Pharmacy. 9 Sunshine Club, '3lg Spanish Club. '32. .WILLIAM C. GRUNDHOEFER-Bill is a rafher reserved fellow - buf is well-liked by his friends, whom he meefs wifh a cheery greefing every morning. I-le is a sin- cere sfudenf and is cerfain fo meef wifh success. Bill delighfs us wifh his genflemanly ways. I-le is inferesfed in radio and aviafion and hopes fo follow a naval career. Successful frips, Bill. O Religion Club, '3 I 1 Spanish Club, '3'l. -WILLIAM F. HAMILTON-lvleef fhe minsfrel man from fhe Soufh - minus fhe cigar. As inferlocufor in our minsfrel show, Bill was head man all righf. One wonders whaf fhe library will do wifhouf him! And fhen again, fhe Dramafic Club will miss a clever defecfive and a rare villain. Wirh fhese acfivifies, Bill is an acfive sfudenf and secrefary of fhe Senior Class. 9 Library, '30-'3 I-'32: Senior Secrefary, '32, Minsfrel, '3I-'323 Dramafics, '3l-'32: Edi- forial Sfaff, Pep Club, Lafin Dramafics. I DAVID W. HANLON-Dave professes a decided preference for German: rafher nafural when one glances af fhaf Teufonic wave of hair. I-le has been one of fhe main boys in fhe library, and is well known for his courfesy and helpfulness. Dave is quife a cuf-up, foo, his hobby being bird faxidermy. l-le infends fo follow a medical course in one of our local universifies. Q Library, '3I-'32, Class Baskefball, '3lg Pep Club. Page Thiffty-six -JAMES HETZ--Besf known fo us as All Cincinnafi Hefz. Jim is iusf a nafural afhlefe, leader and coach. Courfeous, frue and genflemanly, he has become fhe idol of Purcell followers, and his feminine appeal is a heavy fax on his freedom! Wifh fhese qualifies, we expecf Jim 'ro rise fo 'rhe heighfs of fhe coaching profession. 9 Foofball, '29-'3O7 Varsify Baskefball, '30-'3I: Track Capfain, '3l: Assisfanf Foofball Coach, '3I: Class Officer, '3l. IALEXIS V. HILL-Alex fakes pride in being one of fhe few early comers fo The class every morning. His humorous laugh causes many momenfs of amusemenf for his fel- low classmafes-if is exfremely disfincfive. Alex favors Spanish--and can raffle if fluenfly. His favorife passage is es falseo, we are confidenf fhaf he will confinue fo be consisfenf in his fufure endeavors and fhaf he will succeed in whafever he underfakes. 9 Sunshine Club, '3l: Spanish Club, '32, A -ROBERT J. HOCTOR- Hock is a quief and sfudious fellow who blends his more serious endeavors wifh a hearfy inferesf in baskefball. Whenever Purcell plays on fhe baskefball courf, fhere is Hock, a loyal roofer. This boy's mulfifude of fine qualifies have made him popular wifh 'rhe 'reachers and fellow sfudenfs. The besf of breaks, Hock, buf sfay away from fhe Spanish senorifas. O Spanish Club, '3l. I HARRY J. HOFFROGGE-Genial, easy going and con- fenfed wifh mosf fhings in life, Harry has won fhe affecfion of his many Purcell friends. And fhose fhaf know him well, say fhaf he has a riofous sense of humor, and a fine assorf- menf of iokes. He enioys good books and finds his greafesf confinemenf in a novel, a radio and a lounge. He has one ofher hobby fhaf is rafher bofhersome af fimes-his Chev. Luck fo you, Harry! -MICHAEL E. HOLTZLEITER-- Mike has one weakness fhaf has given him 'rhe repufafion of a Borahfarguing. Morning, noon and nighf, in class and ouf of class, he loves an argumenf- And e'en fhough vanquished, he could argue sfill. He is a splendid sfudenf, a characfer acfor and prefers Lafin 'ro any subiecf. 0 French Club, '3I-'32, Class Officer, '30-'32, Religion Club Secrefary, '3l: Junior Aces, '3lg Lafin Club, '29-'30-'3I: Dramafics, '3l-'32, Page Thirty-seven -JAMES lvl. HOSTY-- Infroducing fhe one and only James Junior! His favorife pasfime is resfing, and his preferred subiecf is Physical Culfure. Buf Jim is quife a Maurice Chevalier when if comes fo speaking French. He even prefers fhaf fo sleeping! Jim infends fo confinue his educa- fion under more balmy weafher condifions-in sunny California af fhe U. S. C. 9 Class Baskefball, 3lQ'32: Religion Club, '3I: French Club, '3I: Class Officer, '32: Ediforial Sfaff, '32. I FRED E. HUMPHREY- Frifz,'i' alias fhe personalify kid, hails from Madisonville. He is exfremely acfive- always on fhe go. His likable smile makes him a welcome friend everywhere. He may offen be found engaged in sham warfare. lf is rumored, he is quief and sfudious in fhe class room. He leaves his Alma Mafer wifh her besf wishes. Jusf an advance nofice, girls, he blushes very easily! -LAWRENCE E. JOERING- S+iIl wafer runs deep. Jerry proves fhe frufh of fhe old adage. The only ouf- bursfs he ever makes are on his banjo. He's a mean sfrummer and many fimes has demonsfrafed his abilify before an appreciafive sfudenf body. Larry is an excellenf Spanish sfudenf. When we say Adios, Jerry, we feel fhaf we are bidding farewell fo a real pal! Q Religion Club, '29-'3O: English Club, '30, Prom Commiffee, '3l. -KYLIUS JONES-This handsome, dark-haired youfh has a personalify fhaf has won him a hosf of friends during his four years af Purcell. His Ciceronian powers of argumenf are desfined fo make him a disfinguished lawyer. Loyalfy and enfhusiasm are his mosf precious qualifies, iudging from his lusfy cheering for fhe Crimson and Gold. Ahoy, ship- mafe! Q Class Baskefball, '29-'3l-'32: Religion Club, '3l- '32g French Club, '3 lg Lafin Club, '3 lg Reserve Baskefball, '3O. ITHEODGRE C. JUNIUS--Anyone hearing fhe char- acferisfic drawl of fhis young man, would believe he was direcf from fhe Soufh. This is nof fhe case, as he is a producf of lvlounf Adams. Ted is a good sfudenf and is excellenf in debafing. His grades are surprisingly high. There is a rumor fhaf Ted is growing dl'T1US'l'6Cl1G, buf fhe reporf has never been verified. 0 Spanish Club, '32: Class Baskefball, '30-'3I: Religion Club, '29-'3Og Debafing Club, '30-'3l. Page Thirty-eight -JOSEPH lvl. KEANE--Joe has a lilcable quieT person- aliTy. His reserved manner causes him To be respecTed by his classmaTes. Spanish is his hobby, and The presidency of The Spanish Club is evidence oT his knowledge in This sub- iecT. l-Te is likewise, a good aThleTe, buT shines parTicularly in TooTball and swimming. 0 Religion Club, '30-'3I: Spanish Club, '32: Swimming, '32: Sunshine Club, '3l. -WILLIAM KEATING-One oT The mosT versaTile boys in The class, a sTudenT. a musician and a humorisT! Laugh and grow sTouT seems To be Typical oT Bill, Tor he is The wearer oT a perpeTual smile and his phoTograph will TesTiTy To his roTundiTy. l-le is a perTormer oT noTe lor noTesl on The TrumpeT, and is one oT The mainsTays oT The band. Bill deparTs wiTh The good wishes oT his many friends, boTh Teachers and sTudenTs. O Band, '32q Religion Club, '3I-'32. -JOHN W. KEEFE-- Jack is The pride oT The German Class. l-le can raTTle OTT more German in Tive minuTes Than a soap-box oraTor reciTing on WilhelmsTrasse. Jawohll ln' years, he is one oT The youngesT sTudenTs in The class, buT in counsel he is one of The oldesT. l-le is quiTe adepT aT wriTing and aspires To a iournalisTic career. 9 Class OTTicer, '29: Religion Club, '30-'3I: EdiTorial STaTT, '32q Prom CommiTTee, '3 Ig LaTin DramaTics, '32: P. E. P. Club. '3l. -ROBERT C. KIEHFUSS-Bob is a prize baseball player covering The shorT Tield wiTh The speed oT a Durocher and slugging The old spheroid lilce l-lans Wagner. Bob is a humorisT, a happy-go-lucky sorT oT a Tellow who would raTher sleep, eaT and play baseball Than anyThing else! l-le wanTs To be anoTher Lindbergh. 9 Baseball, '3l-'32, Class Basl4eTball, '29-'30-'3I-'32: Spanish Club, '32, Religion Club, '29-'30-'3I-'32: l-lisTory Club, '3O. -WILBUR F. KLUSMEYER-This reserved chap is an excellenT sTudenT. Of course, he isn'T always as reTicenT as we may Thinlc he is. JusT The oTher day we espied him sTrolling along lvlonTgomery Road wiTh one oT The opposiTe sex, and he didn'T'seem To have a care in The world. S'Tand up, Wil, and show The nice people ThaT sTudious expres- sion! 9 OrchesTra, '29-'30-'3Ig Religion Club, '29-'3O: Spanish Club, '32, Business STaTF. Page Thirty-nine I RICHARD E. KNECHT-lvleef fhe business-like manager of fhe Cavalier-Dick, in person! Serious, genflemanly and sfudious, he has found school a safe invesfmenf. Hisfory and English are his favorife sfudies. and rumor has if, fhaf he infends fo 'follow law wifh an eye on fhe cify manager's job! 0 Spanish Club, '32, Librarian, '3I-'32: lvlinsfrel, '3 I-'32: Business Sfaff Manager, '32, Religion Club, '30-'3l-'32I Band, '3l-'32, .AUGUST J. KNEIPP- Gus is a real ambifious fellow! Books are his food and he digesfs fhem well. 'Tis rumored fhaf he burned fhe midnighf oil so low fhaf he was forced fo wear specs. He has a repufafion for silence, despife his proxirnify fo Larry McQuaide. Persevering and consis- fenf work are bound fo bear fheir resulfs in well-merifed success. 'LEONARD KROEGER- Len hails from fhe hearf of fown where men of experience are raised. He keeps mosf of his experiences fo himself and seldom speaks of any- fhing excepf aviafion. Len infends 'ro furfher his sfudies af Xavier Universify. His secref ambifion is fo wear a pilof's uniform and pilof his plane around fhe world. Len is iusf bound fo rise some day! 0 Spanish Club, '32: Class Baskefball, '3I. I BERNARD W. LAMPE- Ben will long be remembered for a ferfile brain 'neafh an unruly head of hair. He specializes in mafh, and profesfs fhaf fhe problems in fhe mafh book are foo easy. Oowah! Ben has, likewise, been a sfellar performer in fhe play Sfop Thief and a real go-geffer on fhe business sfaff. 9 Spanish Club, '32g Religion Club, '29-'3O: Business Sfaff, '32, ' 1 'JOHN J. LINNEMAN-lf fook him four years fo do if, buf now he has a maiorify of A's on his reporf. Smiling always, we find Jack a jovial companion. He is fhe kind of a fellow fhaf everyone likes! A parfy is nof a success unless he is fhere fo spread pep and vifalify! 9 Foofball, '29-'30-'3l: Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'3l-'32: Religion Club, '3 li Class Officer, '29-'32g Prom Commiffee, '3I. Page Forty 'LAWRENCE F. LUEBBERS-Sfudenf! lcheersl Afhlefe! lmore cheersl Larry is one of fhe besf afhlefes and sfu- denfs ever developed af Purcell. Nexf year fhe Afhlefic Deparfmenf will probably publish fhe following nofice: Losf, a greaf afhlefe, answers fo fhe sobriquef of 'Larry.' Lasf seen wearing brown corduroy frousers and a crimson sweafer wifh a Purcell monogram. 0 Prom Commiffee, '3 I: Class Officer, '3l-'32: Religion Club, 3l: Dramafics, '32: P. E. P. Club, '3l: Baskefball, '30-'33-'32: Reserves, '29, Poofball, '29-'30-'3l lCapfainl: Baseball, '3I-'32. ' u -JOHN MacKENNA-- Jack is anofher of Purcell's all- around afhlefes, being our sfellar end in foofball, forward on fhe courf and gardener in baseball. Besides being an afhlefe of nofe, he lends afmosphere fo fhe Orpheum Theafer by means of his flawless ushering. l-le infends fo enfer Dayfon nexf year and fo add more glory fo fhe clan of MacKenna. Q Foofball, '30-'3I: Baskefball, '3l-'32: Re- serve, '29: Class, '3Og Baseball, '3I-'32, Spanish Club, '32g English Club, '3O: l-lisfory Club, '30, V -EDWARD L. MAIER-Hail fo fhe 'big coffee and bean man from fhe Soufhl Wilbur is quife a salesman, even in fhese fimes of depression. l-le admifs if himself! l-le is a good sfudenf, and also possesses a very likable characfer. When he is nof seen wifh Wessling, you can be sure fo find him wifh Cappel. l-le infends fo enfer Dayfon U. nexf year. 0 Class Officer, '3I: Class Baskefball, '3I-'32, IPETER A. MARTIN-l-lere is a boy who has learned fo confrol his vocal powers. Buf when he ope's his moufh lef no dog bark. l-le backs up whafever he says wifh solid reasoning. l-lis secref ambifion is fo be a docfor. The medical profession is assured of a real sfar for fhe fufure. 0 lvlinsfrel, '3Ig Spanish Club, '32Q Business Sfaff, '32: Religion Club, '32, -JOHN McCORMACK--No, fhis is nof fhe illusfrious Irish Tenor, buf our handsome senior wifh sideburns and all. Alfhough Jack likes English, he plans fo enfer Miami Uni- versify nexf year where he will specialize in Chemisfry. l-lis iolly nafure and his sfabilify will be large assefs in his fufure career. Good luck fo you and plenfy of if! Q Religion Club, '3 I: Arf Club, '3 I: Civic and Vocafional League, '3 I: lvlinsfrel, '3l1 French Club, '3l. Page Forty-one -THOMAS MCDONOUGT-l--Tom has Taken an ardenT inTeresT in all school acTiviTies ThroughouT his Tour years. l-le is a Ten-second man aT calculaTing The lunch price oT unsuspecTing juniors in The caTeTeria. AT sporT records and sTaTisTics, he is a wizard. Tom is a deTermined worker and will some day ediT a sporTs TeaTure Tor The AssociaTed Press. Q lvlinsTrel, '3lg Spanish Club, '3l-'32g Class OTFicer, 3l. 'ROBERT Cv. MCLAUGHLIN-We poinT wiTh pride To The sTudenT-like appearance oT This noble son oT Erin. An honor sTudenT worThy oT The TiTle, Bob has a parTicular urge Tor Toreign business and Thinks he can help Russia work ouT The Five-Year Plan. l-le possesses a very likable characTer conTrasTing a biT oT Irishhumor and seriousness. We know ThaT Bob will make a success of his la+er liTe as an inTernaTionalTinancier. 0 Class BaskeTball,'29-'30-'3l-'32: Business STaTF, '32. -LAWRENCE R. MCQUAIDE-A sTar performer! ThaT's whaT you'll say abouT 'Larry when you see him cuT capers in The classroom. Larry boasTs drawing abiliTy, buT you'll be more convinced when you see yourselT on paper. WhaT Larry can'T undersTand is, why The Teachers don'T appre- ciaTe his drawings during class Time? S'Trange To say, Mac devours German, so we can say auf Wiedersehen. 0 ArT STaTF, '32g Prom CommiTTeeg lvlinsTrel, '3l-'32. 'JEROME MERKEL- lvlerk is popular in any company because oT his easy-going ways and sly humor. l-le is one oT The besT sTudenTs oT Senior E and never neglecTs his sTudies in pursuing his phila+eIic hobby. l-lis sTamp collec- Tion is one of The besT in Purcell. Good luck To you, lvlerk ! 0 Spanish Club, '32, Religion Club, '29-'30-'3I: Class BaskeTball, '29g Librarian, '29-'30, Glee Club, '29, STamp Club, '29. -JOSEPH E. lvlcNAlvlARA--Joe is a greaT arTisT, and spends much of his Time in drawing. l-le has a Tendency To carToon everyThing ThaT aTTracTs his eye, and should make a good comic-sTrip arTisT. Joe is a Tine sTudenT and has learned The value oT concenTraTion. ln The world oT To- morrow, The name oT McNamara will sTand ouT and pro- claim The greaTness oT The clan. Page Forty-two -WILLIAM J. METZGER-An excellenf clarinef player! He is ever ambifious musically. Bill likewise blows some excellenf scholasfic nofes, which are fhe envy of his classmafes. We hopefully look forward fo fhe fime when we shall view our own Bill direcfing fhe Cincinnafi Sym- phony Orchesfra. Besf luck fo you, maesfro! 9 Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3l-'32g Band, '3l-'323 Minsfrel, '3I. I FREDERICK' R. -MICHAEL- Mike wanfs fo be a hofel manager, buf judging from his classroom orafions he oughf fo be a polifician. He handles a frumpef like Henry Busse lbuf, Oh! when he sfarfs fo play if-ll Mike fhinks a long fime before saying anyfhing, buf when he does say if, if's worfh lisfening fo. 9 Foofball, '3I1 Class Baskefball, '29- '3O-'3 I-'32: Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3 I-'32. I RICHARD J. MOORMAN-Sfudenfl This one word sums up fhe characfer of Dick, He has achieved fhe dis- fincfion of being on fhe honor roll for four years, buf even fhis does nof prevenf him from pilofing his big Nash around Hyde Park. lvlafh problems seem fo be Dick's favorife hobby, because he never fires of solving fhem. All holders of scholasfic records af Nofre Dame will do well fo give Dick fheir affenfionl 9 Honor Sfudenf, Class Officer. 'JOHN BRUCE MORGAN-Bruce is fhe fallesf senior- and yes-his grey maffer is in proporfion. He is a good afhlefe and beffer sfill, a good fellow. Many fimes, Senior A has been enrapfured by his imprompfu orafory. ln debafe, he is invincible. His sponfaneous wif is of fhe besf, and oufside of a deliberafe flaf ioke now and fhen, he has no faulfs. 0 Foofball, '29, Class Baskefball, '30-'3l'32: Junior Prom Commiffee, '3l: Class Secrefary, '32. 'JOSEPH NEISON--Sfudy Joe's picfure and draw your conclusions of his characfer! If you can'f-here is a' poinfer: a quief, reserved fellow, possessing an abundance of afhlefic abilify and scholasfic knowledge. His friendly affifude and companionable nafure have made him liked by all. Baseball and Joe have become very dear fo each ofher. 9 Baseball, '30-'3l-'32 lCapfainl. Page F arty-three 'JOHN l-l. NlCl-lOLAS-- Nick is The only blue-ribbon winner among us. l-le won a medal in an amaTeur rassling TournamenT. Nick has a passion Tor beTTing on The school's aThleTic Teams and The year so Tar, has been quiTe a success Tinancially, Tor The lvlauler oT The MaT. l-le has oTher good qualiTies, Too, one oT Them being sTudiousness. English and l-lisTory are his besT subiecTs. -ROBERT J. NORDLOH-We musT doTf our haTs To Bobbie when iT comes To science. l-le seems To be a perTecT sTudenT in This branch oT sTudies, all oT which TiTs in wiTh his liTe's ambiTion, ThaT oT civil engineering. Bob is a loyal Purcell boosTer and can always be seen in The TronT row aT games. l-lis smile is his idenTiTicaTion mark! 0 Spanish Club, '32g Religion Club, '30-'3l-'32: Class BaskeTball, '30-'3I-'32g Civic and VocaTional League, '3O. .JOHN G. O'BRlEN-John is a serious sTudenT. buT a very genial fellow. lT's whispered abouT ThaT he is a pool shark. buT being modesT like so many oT our greaT men, he denies iT. iNeverTheless, we have much TaiTh in him, and know ThaT some day he will be a leader in whaTever proTes- sion he may Tollow. John Tavors Spanish and expecTs some day To engage in inTernaTional aTFairs. 'DAVID J. CTDONNELL--Dave spends much oT his Time knocking a small whiTe sphere around wiTh unerring accuracy. l-lis Thinking apparaTus is sound and he excels' as a debaTer. Serious and sTudious, Dave and DayTon UniversiTy may geT somewhere TogeTher. As a chemical engineer, we expecT To hear greaT Things oT Dave. O Swimming, '3lg French Club, '3l: Junior Aces, '3l. -CARL OLDENSMITI-l-Carl hails Trom WesT Norwood and, naTurally ST. ElizabeTh's. l-le is one of Purcell's Tew dry humorisTs. By This very TacT, Carl easily makes Triends wherever he goes. l-lis serious aTTiTude causes much com- menT. l-laving Tried numerous classes ThroughouT his high school career. Carl aT presenT caTers To Science. We mighT say, IT The gods are good, we will see Carl aT a local UniversiTy nexT year. BesT oT luck, Carl. Page Forty-four -RALPH OSSENBECK--Courfeous. frue and sfeady, Ossie has been successful in his sfudies, as well as in making many friends. l-le isn'f fhe sensafional fype of sfudenf, buf one who works sfeadily af his sfudies. l-lis good-nafuredness has won him many friends. We feel sure fhaf you will pluck greaf fhings ouf of your lafer life, Ossie. You have fhe besf wishes of all! 0 Sunshine Club, '3Ig Spanish Club. '32, -JEROME PAVELY- Jay's ambifion is fo become a greaf musician. l-le has a good chance of affaining fhis ambifion, as he has been a big help fo our orchesfra. Jay carries his chief characferisfic of nonchalance fo such an exfenf fhaf he'd make a wonderful Murad adverfisemenf. l-le infends fo confinue his sfudies af Ohio Sfafe. 9 C. S. M. C., '32g lvlinsfrel, '32: Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3l-'32g Dra- mafics, '32: Arf Club, '32. 'CLEMENT PERAZZO--A iolly good fellow! Clem is fhe proud possessor of a rich barifone voice and a hearf of gold. l-le is so bashful fhaf we were quife unaware of his musical falenf unfil fhe minsfrel show of fhis year. When approached on fhe subiecf, he finally broke down and confessed +ha+ he fook lessons from a correspondence school. Clem hopes some day fo become a business execufive. 0 Minsfrel, '3l-'32, Class Officer, '28-'29. -THOMAS J. PORTER-Tom. as we know him, is a quief and sfudious sorf of fellow, buf don'f misundersfand 'us, Tom is very likable. Being well above fhe ordinary, infellecfually, Tom is very conspicuous in his class work. Lafin, German, Physics and l-lisfory offered no barriers for him and he surmounfed a difficulf year wifh comparafive ease. Tom is excepfionally zealous in religious acfivifies and we are mighfy proud fo speak of him in fhese ferms. Liffle need fo wish him luck! Q Religion Club, '30-'3l: German Club. -WILLIAM F. RAY-Bill is one of fhe mosf brillianf lighfs ever fo grace fhe halls of Purcell. l-le ranks ace high as a sfudenf, and even higher as a delighfful companion. l-lis subfle sense of humor is his greafesf charm. Sfudenfs and faculfy find Bill a real friend. 9 Prom Commiffee, '3Iq Class Officer, '29-'30-'3 I-'32, Senior Class Presidenf: l-lonor Sfudenf: French Club, '3l: Religion Club Presidenf, '30- '3l-'32: Associafe Edifor, '32, Page Forty-five I RICHARD B. RGBERS-- Dick is one of fheiimosf likable persons af Purcell. His wif is irresisfible, and his friendship is valued by all. Dick's policy, however, is fhaf school inferesfs come firsf, and accordingly he is a real sfudenf. As an enferfainer, an acfor and a singer, Dick is anofher Harry Richman. 0 lvlinsfrel, '3I-'32, Religion Club, '3I. .JOHN H. ROBIEN-- Jack is one of 'rhose fellows who knows when fo laugh and when fo be serious. Jack fhinks Physics should fake up fhe whole day. The only reason he doesn'f know more Physics is fhaf fhe fexf books ran ouf iusf when Jack gof inferesfed. He is likewise a keen sfudenf of mafh, and one of fhese days infends fo prove fhaf Euclid is wrong in many of his problems. -WILLIAM J. RODDEN-Bill is fhe sphinx of fhe class. His keen argumenfafive abilify makes him fhe aggressor in class debafes. He has one peculiar fraif, regardless of fhe proximify of his home fo school, he seems fo. be a regular lafe-comer. In infellecfual pursuifs he favors Hisfory and Science Class. 0 Class Baskefball, '29g Religion Club., '3l: French Club, '3I1 Junior Aces, '3l. -BERNARD F. RUILMAN-One of our mosf popular boys is Bernie l During four years in affendance af Purcell, he was one of fhe mainsfays of fhe orchesfra. When fhe call came for volunfeers for fhe band, he was one of fhe firsf fo be in line. His favorife sfudy is Physics and chances are fhaf in fime he will be one of fhe world's greafesf scien- fisfs. Good luck, Bernie, we are wifh you! 9 Orchesfra, '30-'3l-'32g Band, '32. -JOSEPH H. RUMP-Joe is one of fhe leading musicians and scholarsnin fhe school. Whaf he exfracfs from a banio is somefhingi fo rave abouf. Joe favors English and has masfered ifs infricacies. Alfhough Joe leans foward English fhaf does nof handicap his greafesf accomplishmenf,,friend- ship. He infends fo furfher his educafion af Xavier Univer- sify. Happy fufure fo you, Joe. 9 Religion Club, '30-'3l: Arf Club, '32: Orchesfra, '29-'30-'3l-'32: lvlinsfrel, '32: C. S. lvl. C.. '32. Page Forty-si.1' -n IFRANK X. RUSSO-Frank is anoTher oT our small bu+ mighTy classmaTes. He is whaT one mighT call a Science Tiend, and Took his ambiTion ouT on Physics This year. A good sTudenT, a Tine companion, Frank is an ideal Cavalier. He inTends To sTudy medicine aT The U. oT DayTon nexT year. O Class BaskeTball, '28-'29-'30-'3I: CDrchesTra, '28: Spanish Club, '32q Religion Club, '28-'29-'3O. -LEO P. SACK- Gunny is iusT an ideal aThleTe! He capTained The baskeTball Team To iTs TirsT league champion- ship, was a clever quarTerback in TooTball, a Tlash in The cenTury, and a Johnny Weismuller in The pool. Lee is likewise an all-around sTudenT, showing a preTerence Tor Spanish! He has buT one weakness-a plaTinum blonde Trom EvansTon. 9 FooTball, '30-'32, BaskeTball CapTain, '3l-'32, Track, '3I-'32g Religion Club, '3O: Spanish Club, '321 Prom, '3I. -CHARLES E. SCHAFER-Jolly and humorously inclined, Charlie wiTh TrequenT wisecracks and comic capers, pro- vides amusemenT Tor his Triendsg buT he also iniecTs as much vigor inTo his scholasTic endeavors. He is a real supporTer oT The Cavalier Teams and a vociTerous specTaTor aT every conTesT. Q Religion Club, '30-'3l: Spanish Club, '31-'32: Sunshine Club, '3I: Class BaskeTball, '29-'3O. I NORBERT SCHEMMEL-One oT Purcell's choice blondes is Norb ! QuieT and modesT. he is one oT The mosT indus- Trious oT sTudenTs. His cheery smile and nonchalance have won many Triends. Norb maniTesTs a secrecy abouT his TuTure. WhaTever his calling may be, we Teel assured ThaT success will Tollow in his paTh. His quieT unassuming char- acTer will lend digniTy and charm To success. IANTHONY l.. SCHMIEG- Tony, The Madeira Flash, is a serious sTudenT, a splendid aThleTe and a likable Tellow. Every acTiviTy is supporTed by his whole-hearTed co-operaTion and he is successTul in boTh aThleTic and scholasTic work! He resides in The meTropolis oT Madeira, and we hear he is considered one Tine Tellow 'way ouT Thar. 9 FooTball, '29-'30-'3I: Swimming, '29-'30-'3l: CapTain, Track, '3I-'32: MinsTrel, '3I-'32, Class OTFicer, '32: Class BaskeTball, '29-'30-'3I-'32g Spanish Club, '32. Page F arty-seven I ELMORE C. SCHNEIDER-The humorisT of Senior E l El surely knows The inTricacies of The radio, and he can Talk on any phase of Science. ln TacT, SmiTTy could Talk all day abouT anyThing. This pockeT ediTion of scienTiTic knowledge inTends To enroll aT U. C. when he leaves Purcell. We know he will make good! 9 Class Orlicer, '29-'3lg Religion Club, '30-'3I-'32, Spanish Club, '32: lvlinsTrel Show, '3I. -JOSEPH J. SCHOENHOFF-Joe has one handicap- he resides in Norwood. DespiTe This, Joe has blossomed inTo a model sTudenT. AeronauTics is his special hobby, and some day we hope To see Joe up in The air. l-le TrequenTly dreams oT The whir oT wings and occasionally awakens To find iT iusT one oT his companions dozing. Q Religion Club, '29-'30, Glee Club, '3O. ' .GEORGE E. SCI-lULl-TOFF-The greaTesT ambiTion oT our George is To supplanT Edison. ln everyThing he does, and in his ele,cTrical hobby, he never leaves a Task unfinished, no maTTer how diTFiculT iT may be. l-le is, moreover, an honor sTudenT in maThemaTics and science, in which he inTends To major aT The UniversiTy of CincinnaTi. 9' Religion Club, '29-'30-'3I: Glee Club, '32: Sunshine iClub, '32g C. S. lvl. C., '32, Spanish Club, '32. ICARL A. SCHWING-Carl is a demon on The gridiron and on The courT, besides being a diligenT sTudenT. l-le is a real worker wiTh plenTy of perseverance. Carl devoTes much of his Time during The ,summer To Tarming and is TasT becoming The pride of Osgood, Indiana. l-le expecTs To aTTend Xavier U. To become anoTher BerT lv1eTzger. O FooT- ball, '30-'3Ig BaskeTball, '3I-'32: Reserves, '29: EdiTorial STaTF, '32. -RICHARD S. SCULLY-IT no one in Senior E seems To know The soluTion of a parTicularly diTTiculT problem, The maTh professor calls on Dick. Our MT. Adams saTelliTe is a world of schiool spiriT, always ready To help in any acTiviTy. AmbiTious of success in business, we expecT To find Dick The direcTing Torce oi some colossal TrusT aTTer his TurTher Training aT Xavier UniversiTy. O Class BaskeTball, '29-'31-'32, Glee Club, '29, Swimming, '32: English Club, '3O: Spanish Club, '32, Religion Club, '29-'30, Page Forty-eight -THOMAS E. SENTKER-Tom has many honorable qualiTies, buT genflemanliness is his greaTesT. He is a likable chap and a good sTudenT. He is of an observanT naTure, shrewd in his iudgmenT of persons and siTuaTions-and respecfs silence. We are sure ThaT wiTh These qualifies Tom is desTined for success. 0 Spanish Club, '32: Religion Club, '29-'30-'31-'32. -ROBERT SHEERAN--This modesT lookingchap hails from Madisonville. Yes, you're righT. he is a drug sTore cowboy. BuT Bob has worked indusTriously The four years he has been aT Purcell, and he has won decided success in The field of English. His liking for The subiecT will be followed aT U. C. in a iournalisTic course. His friendly humor makes him well liked by everyone. All hail To The Floyd Gibbons of The fufurel ' 'JOHN SHIELDS- Jack has been wiTh us only The lasT Two years, buT This has been enough Time To impress upon us ThaT he is a genTleman and a scholar. He is a quieT. serious and indusTrious sTudenT. Jack specializes in LaTin, buT a look aT his reporT is evidence ThaT he does noT have any preferences. His ambiTion is To become an execuTive in The business world-iusT anoTher CapTain of lndusfryl -AUSTIN A. SIEGMAN- Siggy is fresh from Norwood! He smiles perpefually and claims he loves Spanish. ln class, we find him sfudious, diligenT and brighf. AusTin, Though he can always laugh aT a ioke and a funny sTory, is on The whole a reserved young man. And, folks, Music haTh iTs charms when Siggy plays. 9 Orchesfra, '28-'29-'30, -JOSEPH W. STACEY-Joe is The big man abouT Town from Hyde Park. He is a good sTudenT and Takes a special inTeresT in German. Joe is considered quiTe a flash wiTh The ladies, and iT is rumored he has received several offers from Hollywood. WaTch ouT for your laurels. RoberT MonTgomery! O Foofball, '3l: Reserve BaskeTball, '3O: Class BaskeTball, '29-'3I-'32g Religion Club, '3l. Page F arty-nine -CHARLES N. STAYTON-Charlie is a diligenf sfudenf, a splendid afhlefe, and a perfecf genfleman. l-le seems fo have a liking for French. A real sporf, Charlie is always in line when he can be of service in promofing school acfivifies. l-le hopes fo enfer Wesf Poinf, where his applicafion and skill should be iusf fhe qualifies fo carry him on fo a success- ful milifary career. Q Foofball, '3l: Class Baskefball, 303 Religion Club, '29-'30-'3Ig French Club, '3I: Junior Aces, '3 I1 Dramafics, '32. -JOHN l-l. STEFFEN-A iolly good fellow! Buf John is also a very serious sfudenf. l-le fakes an acfive inferesf in all school acfivifies, and affends all symphony concerfs! John is quife a business man, foo, having proved very successful as a big gas and oil man. John also goes over big-ZOO pounds, in facf. 0 Religion Club, '3O: Minsfrel, '3O: Glee Club, '3O: Ring Commiffee, '32, -WILLIAM J. SWEENEY-Bill is anofher quief and unobfrusive personage whose grades are always hovering around fhe ninefy mark. l-le is fhe perpefrafor of many pracfical jokes and is fhe firsf fo appreciafe fhose of ofhers. I-lis inferesf in Purcell is shown by fhe fime he pufs info fhe Spanish and Religion Clubs. l-le infends fo be a civil engineer and will probably affend Illinois Sfafe Universify. 0 Spanish Club, '32: Religion Club, '29-'30-'3l-'32: Band, '3l-'32. IWILLIAM R. TEPE-Bill is as clever in his school work as he is flashy on fhe baskefball courf-and fhaf's high praise, for he is a baskefeer of well-known repufafion. I-le manifesfs a preference for English and French, and a mark below A is unknown on his reporf. And does he roof af an afhlefic confesf-well, iusf sfuff your ears and find ouf. 0 Religion Club, '29-'30-'3I: Class Baskefball, '29-'3O- '3l: French Club, '3I: Junior Aces, '3l. -JOHN W. TOBIN-Small physically, buf hard fo excel menfally! His parficipafion in baskefball and frack prove him fo be an excellenf afhlefe. l-le is a real scholar and is in every way a frue follower of fhe Crimson and Gold. Johnny infends fo explore furfher info fhe mysferies of aviafion. Many happy landings, Johnny! O English Club, '30, Religion Club, '29-'30-'3l-'32, Spanish Club, '32. Page Fifty 'JOHN H. VEERKAMP-A pleasing personaliTy is a valuable asseT To any man, and Jack is rich in This regard. When he leaves school This year, he will carry wiTh him an abundance of knowledge, and a smooTh-running Thinking apparaTus. SocraTic meThod oT acquiring knowledge Through ai sysTem of quesTions and answers, has Tound an ardenT Tollower in This lad. 9 Religion Club, '30-'3I-'32, Class BaskeTball, '30-'3l: CrchesTra, '31-'32: Band, '32, Class Officer, '32: Civic and VocaTional League, '32g MinsTrel, '32: Spanish Club, '32. -FORREST E. VERDIN-No one seems To know why This sTudious and indusTrious young man should be surnamed Savage. His parTicular liking Tor Physics, and conseguenT excellenT grades in ThaT subiecT do noT explain iT. His Trips To The Top oT ST. Francis De Sales' sTeeple To repair The clock or The bells surprise none, buT do noT give The reason. We have iT! Savage is so called because oT his vigorous applicaTion To sTudy! 0 Spanish Club, '32q Religion Club, '29g Class Baskelrball, '29-'30-'3l-'32. IRUDOLPH VITULLO- Rudy has been seen in acTive Purcell circles Tor Tour years. QuieT and amiable, his pleas- ing personaliTy has given him a myriad of Triends. Rudy has always been an excellenT sTudenT in every branch. How- ever, he has selecTed Physics as his TavoriTe sTudy. Rudy inTends To conTinue his sTudies aT Xavier UniversiTy nexT year. We are conTidenT ThaT he will succeed in any under- Taking and so wish him good luck! 9 Religion Club, '29-'3O: Junior Aces, '3l: French Club, '3I: Class PublicaTion, '3O. -ALBERT L. VON HAGEL-A walking model oT whaT The well-dressed man should wear! And a glance aT The A's on his reporT will convince you ThaT he is a model in oTher ways also. He has no TavoriTe subiecTs-all receive The same serious aTTenTion. IT is rumored Thar he has one TavoriTe -buT he has never revealed her name. 0 Class Ohficer, '3 Ig French Club, '3lg Religion Club, '29-'30-'3I: Class BaskeT- ball, '29-'3O. I RICHARD WAGNER- Dick owes his greaT populariTy among The seniors To his keen sense oT humor, camouflaged wiTh an aTTiTude oT bland innocence Trom The TirsT. Dick has had many Triends, buT These he has increased a hundred Told. AT presenT, Dick works aT a drug sTore, which may accounT Tor his liking of Science. However, Dick's TuTure has noT deTiniTely been decided, buT his diligence and sTudy will assure success in any line. 9 Class BaskeTball, '29-'3O- '3l-'32g Religion Club, '3O: Glee Club, '29. ' Page Fifty-one -LEO J. WALTER-Lee is one of fhose quief, friendly characfers who make friends and keep fhem, wherever fhey go. l-le is a real sfudenf, specializing in languages. l-lunfing and frapping occupy a greaf deal of Lee's spare hours. l-le has high ambifions in life, and his pafience and skill are qualifies which will be of greaf value in whafever vocafion he may follow. O Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'32: Religion Club, '3 l-'32g lvlinsfrel, '3O: French Club, '3 I: Lafin Club, '3l. 'CHARLES' R. WATSON--A flash abouffhe school! Chuck fhinks fhe classrooms are incomplefe because fhey are nof equipped wifh wresfling mafs-he is a member of fhe cauliflower profession. For fwo years he has been an ardenf Purcell follower, and can'f undersfand why Chaminade can'f beaf Purcell- Chuck spenf fime af Chaminade. l-le sfudies mosf efficienfly wifh his glasses on. Reliabilify and sfeadiness predominafes in his characfer. 'Chuck , besf of luck! Q Class Baskefball, '3l-'32. -PAUL WEAVER-Alfhough Paul has only been wifh us for fhe lasf fwo years, he has made quife an impression on us in fhaf shorf fime. ln ofher words, he is iusf anofher Norwood boy who has made good in fhe big cify. Due fo his Soprano voice, he is offen called upon fo use his vocal powers before fhe class. Paul's hobby is reading, alfhough he has a disfincf liking for Science. 0 Spanish Club, '3 I-'32. -THOMAS E. WELSH-Tom possesses a calm and cheerful nafure which makes him an ideal sfudenf and class- mafe. l-le is a consfanf worker wifh plenfy of ambifion fo enable him fo succeed in any underfaking. Tom fhoroughly enjoys solving problems in Physics, and some day hopes fo become famous as a physicisf. 9 Class Officer, '30, Class Baskefball, '29-'30-'32: French Club, '3l: Lafin Club, '3I: Religion Club. '3l-'32. I HCWARD L. WESSLING- Archie is one of fhe iolliesf persons fo meefl l-lis laugh is absolufely irresisfible. l-le has fwo ambifions, one is fo own a car like Coffee Maier's and fhe ofher fo force his only rival, Pepper lvlarfin, fo refire. Purdue or Ohio Universify will claim l-loward nexf year. 9 Religion Club, '29-'30-'3l-'32: Spanish Club, '32: lvlinsfrel, '3I. Page Fifty-two IWILLIAM G. WETHERELL-Bill is 'welcome wherever he goes, because oT his eTernal smile and happy disposiTion. l-le always sees The brighT side oT life and Tries his besT To inTuse This same spiriT inTo everyone he meeTs. Bill has a weakness Tor drawing, bur we musT noT overlook The TacT ThaT he is an indusTrious sTudenT. IT you wish To invesT any money, consulT Bill aT The bank during The summer. 9 Annual STaTT, '32, -CHESTER VVlLlvlES-- l-lere we have The dancing genius oT The school. This boy cerTainly has rhyThm. l-lis sTepping was The big hiT oT The minsTrel and he was encored To exhausrion. l-lis peT ambiTion is To conTinue his arT on The sTage, and oTTer Tom PaTricola, a liTTle compeTiTion. l-lis success is assured, Tor he possesses ThaT personaliTy which as hard +5 be-G+. 0 lvlinsTrel, '3l-'32g spanish Club, '32. 'LOUIS J. WINSTEL-PleasanT, arTisTic and sTudious, Lou is an ideal Purcell Tollower! l-lis arT TalenT has 'Found expression in The lasT Two year books. l-le has a preTerence Tor Physics and lvlaTh and inTenols To pursue a course in mechanical engineering. A real Triend. Lou will leave behind a hosT of Triends when he graduaTes Trom Purcell. 0 C. S. lvl. C., '32: ArT Club, '3l7 Civic and VocaTional League, '32: OrchesTra, '29-'3O: ArT STaTT, '3l-'32: Ring CommiTTee, '32. 'JOSEPH A. WOOD-Everyone knows The Tamous smile and ready wiT oT This blond youTh! Joe is very popular and well liked among The sTudenTs. l-le is a sTar English pupil and delighrs' in dramaTizing The Shakespearean play, lvlacbeTh. Joe inTends To sTudy law. IT he is as success- Tul in law as he has been in debaTing, his TuTure is assured. 0 Spanish Club, '32: Class BaskeTball, '29-'3O-'3l- '32:iReligion Club, '29-'3O: lvlinsTrel, '3l: Glee Club, '3O: Prom CommiTTee, '3Og Ring CommiTTee, '3l. IWILBUR l.. WRIGHT-ArTisT, acTor, sTudenT-de-luxe, ThaT's Will! Through his arT work, The Cavalier has aTTained crediTable success. T-le is an honor sTudenT and preTers French To any oTher subiecT. ArT, parTicularly modern arT and dramaTics, are Will's hobbies. And by The way, he does make a handsome villain in any show! 9 ArT Club, '3Ig French Club, '3l1 Junior Aces, '3l: Civic and Voca- Tional League, '3lg DramaTics, '3l-'321 ArT STaTT, '3l-'32. Page Fifty-Three Page Fifty-four i -JOSEPH WYNNE-This PersonaliTy Man -has a hosT oT Triends. BUT, here's a warning, beware oT his logic: he has convinced Junius ThaT neclcing is sinTul. Joe resides in MT. Adams, and has a sToclc oT sTories concerning ThaT well-known suburb. No maTTer whaT course you may Tollow, Joe, your winning personaliTy will always leave in iTs walce, happiness. 9 Class BaslceTball, '29-'30-'3l: English Club, '29: Religion Club, '29-'3O: Prom CommiTTee, '3I: lvlinsTrel, '32: Spanish Club, '32, -WILLIAM YAGER-Bill possesses an unusual combina- Tion oT qualiTies. On The gridiron, he is a delighT To The coach: in class, he is a ioy To The Teachers, and in The CaTeTeria, he is a gold briclc To The cashier. Bill Takes parT in all school acTiviTies and has been responsible Tor The success of many oT Them. l-le has one sTrong aTTracTion, however, ouTside of school acTiviTies-buT we can'T recall her name. 9 FooTball, '30-'3l: Class BaskeTball, '29, Religion Club, '28: S'Tamp Club, '28: Prom CommiTTee, '3l. ONWARD, CAVALIERS Music by ED BHQNBRYER Words by ED BIRNBRYER, '3l, and BILL WALSH, '3I LeT us sing The praises oT The bold Cavaliers, LeT The hills and dales re-echo our cheers. As They march down The Tield leT our voices swell, ' LeT The whole world know ThaT we're all Tor Purcell. For lilce men oT old They will TighT side by side And Their bravery will soon be Told. , For They will noT be beaT and They'll FighT! FighTl Fighrl For The glory oT The Crimson and,Gold. Onward, Cavaliers, deTeaT The Toe, Your bravery show, On To vicTory LeT every man among you, FighTl THROUGH The Window 'To The Class oT l932 belongs The primary disTincTion oT being The TirsT group To receive Their compleTe high school Training aT Purcell. y From The days ThaT saw us as juvenile Fresh- l men, To The presenT Time when we anxiously and a liTTle uneasily hope Tor graduaTion, our sTudies have been advanced, our school spiriT guickened, and Tour years oT useTul experience added To our lives. The parT ThaT we played in exTra-curricular acTiviTies grew wiTh The advancemenT oT our school career, and remembering The TacT, ThaT wiTh iniTiaTive and co-operaTion, noThing can Tail, we were l deTermined To insure The success oT every underTaking. U -During The TirsT Two years aT Purcell we supporTed The acTiviTies oT The upper classes raTher Than any parTicular enTerprise oT our own. The Class oT l932 was well represenTed on The TooTball Tield, The baskeTball courT, and in TacT in all aThleTics when we were Juniors. ln The year oT l93O-3l, All-CincinnaTi l-leTz, Gunny Sack and Larry Luebbers were beginning To demonsTraTe Their prowess in baskeTball, TooTball and baseball alike. Several oT The casT oT The well-remembered OTTicer ooo were members oT The graduaTing class oT '32, buT The principal acTiviTy oT The year was ThaT glamorous social aTTair ThaT was The climax oT one succe-ssTul year in our hisTory-The Junior Prom. lTs menTion alone will suTTice To recall The enjoyable evening. . V 'BuT aT lasT in The auTumn oT I93l, The day was aT hand-The Juniors oT yesTeryear had reached The compleTe digniTy oT augusT and mighTy Seniors. Upon enTering school Tor regisTraTion, They looked expecTanTly abouT Tor The popular principal oT Purcell, FaTher John A. ElberT, only To discover ThaT he was engaged in oTher acTiviTies Than ThaT oT principal: buT his successor was already as popular, Tor iT was none oTher Than FaTher SeiTz, who Tor Two years had been a member oT The Purcell TaculTy. The vacaTion had wiTnessed anoTher imporTanT change: Coach Fuzzy FausT had leTT Tor Cleveland, and in his place was The well-known X-gridder and courT sTar, Chippy Cain. 'The TirsT several weeks in any school year are dedicaTed To ThaT greaTesT oT The greaT amaTeur sporTs, TooTball. Coach Cain, The new menTor, rapidly drilled his Team inTo a machine ThaT sTarTed oTT brillianTly wiTh a TourTeen-To-Twelve win over l-lamilTon Public. CapTain Larry Luebbers' Team reached The high. spoT oT The season in a grand conTesT Page Fifty-15716 '32 IN REVIEW T Pumluy TTTZT ET ,gy ea A' ii Q9 1, Q TW OMERS ' NIGHT TUOTBALL '-7' L gnazzsllf 1l11uunnn...... , fllllllllllllllllll y.:'::::ii ' 'T ' .?T'X'-T XX ' ' Qxif Q A viii! 'fwfr TC. li k Ill nw BAND T .llg lvl INSTREL waged wiTh The Tigers oT Woodward, in a nighT game played under The sponsorship oT The Junior Chamber oT Commerce. Under The glaring spoTlighTs The Purcell Cavaliers marched up and down The Tield as iaunTily as Their band, driving The Tigers back To Their lair in a 2l To O Tusillade oT poinTs. The old brown jug, sTriped wiTh The colors oT Woodward and Purcell, is in The proud possession oT The laTTer vicTorious school: whose Teams need only To win iT Tor The nexT Two years To place This Trophy permanenTly in 'The case. I NaTurally, The TirsT work oT The Senior Class was The elecTion oT oTl7icers To serve Tor The year. lTs members regisTered Their choice Tor Bill Ray as PresidenTg Carl Schwing, Vice- PresidenTg Bill l-lamilTon and Louis Cappel as SecreTary and Treasurer, respecTively. 'The TirsT acTiviTy ThaT The class engineered, and The mosT imporTanT proiecT oT The school year was The ediTing oT The l932 Cavalier. lT has been a Task worThy oT any group To assemble The maTerial as well as The adverTisemenTs oT This book. Bernard Feldman was selecTed To ediT The publicaTion, and Richard KnechT was made business manager: BroTher Dolan and BroTher Finke were The TaculTy advisers. 'The newesT and mosT specTacular oT Purcell's acTiviTies is The magniTicenTly aTTired band. SixTy young men, brillianTly clad in deep crimson and gold, marching and maneuvering on The aThleTic Tield were The TeaTure oT every noTable Purcell TooTball game. The band has been a genuineusensa- Tion, and due To The eTl7orTs oT iTs direcTor, BroTher Leo, and The work oT all oT iTs members, iT compares wiTh The besT band organizaTion oT CincinnaTi. 'Even greaTer success Than ThaT gained on The gridiron was awarded To Purcell's baskeTball Team oT l932. Sunny Sack led his quinTeT To The championship oT The greaTer CincinnaTi league by Triumphing over all The opposiTion ThaT Xavier, Roger Bacon and Elder could mass againsT Themy The vic- Torious Team wenT inTo The sTaTe TournamenT, and deTeaTed all comers unTil They Tinally bowed To The sTrong WilmingTon aggregaTion. ATTer The compleTion oT This splendid season in baskeTball, iT was also announced ThaT Purcell had capTured second place in The lnTer-l-ligh School Tank MeeT. Thus, Two more Trophies were placed in Purcell's case. 'A Senior debaTe beTore The sTudenT body was The TeaTure Page' F1'fty-sir oT The celebraTion oT George Washir1gTon's Bi-cenTennial. The annual minsTrel show held immediaTely prior To ChrisTmas was a decided success, buT The greaT dramaTic evenT oT The year was The presenTaTion oT The Senior play, STop ThieT. Those who were privileged To wiTness This Three-acT melo-dramaTic Tarce, depicTing The Trials oT a supposed klep- Tomaniac, were unanimous in voicing Their praise To The direcTor and players. The weeks oT paTienT rehearsing by The casT, under The capable TuTelage oT FaTher SeiTz were well aTTesTed To by The splendid perTormances beTore capaciTy crowds. 'NoThing could have been more TiTTTing To open The school year Than The spiriTual reTreaT which was conducTed by The RT. Rev. Msgr. Frank A. Thill. The inspiring words oT The reTreaT masTer who chose mission work as his Theme, were an excellenT 'inTluence Tor The beTTermenT oT every sTudenT. The Three-day reTreaT exercises were immediaTelyTollowed up by organizing a uniT oT The CaTholic STudenTs' Mission Cru- sade. During The school year aT a conTerence oT The Cincin- naTi l-ligh School and College mission uniTs, Purcell was given a signal honor when Three oT iTs sTudenTs were elecTed To oTTicial posiTions in The conTerence. Thomas Molloy was chosen Vice-PresidenTg Paul Long, Recording SecreTary, and l-larry Cassady, Corresponding SecreTary. Arbor Day received iTs Tull aTTenTion aT Purcell Trom The members oT The Bio Club. During The enTire week preceding The evenT, The club conducTed a bird idenTiTicaTion conTesT, in which T-lomer CroTTy was awarded TirsT prize. The club likewise, sponsored a naTure exhibiT, which was held in The library. Cn Arbor Day, The club held appropriaTe exercises, and planTed an evergreen in TronT oT school, and dedicaTed iT To The memory oT George WashingTon. T 'IT is wiTh a deTiniTe senTimenT oT sincere regreT, and a mind Tilled wiTh Tond associaTions ThaT The Senior Class oT i932 bids Tarewell To The school ThaT iT has known so well. TogeTher wiTh The graduaTing classes oT The oTher Archdiocesan high schools, Purcell's Seniors were creaTed alumni. The Tour years ThaT we have spenT under The guidance oT our Alma lvlaTer have been a TiTTing preparaTion Tor The pursuiTs oT laTer liTe. We shall always recall The years spenT aT Purcell wiTh graTeTul ThoughTs oT appreciaTion and we shall cherish memories ThaT will linger pleasanTly ThroughouT The years To come. Page Fifty-seven T32 IN REVIEW l i f lfgzq, I gil - nl ik 'fi in 3 ' mf? T Fi, m1L. aim? gf' !i , . '..,ri'-V T 3 l -HU!-. . T 25-TE:-. Clil? ii sffffsff- ff ili'iiiil1Tii , jjj ll ' XM! I jun! fl X., ix-1 X I - fffi fx' Xfx lfN fN DE BATE - C 4. Q? HA T K? BASKETBALL C, MPION SHIP A 'ay . gjglfyqg ifsxf T5To1v muff .Z XX W f' ' 2:::.:.. GRA DUATION Beyond The Horizon Scene: DedicaTion oT The New Purcell l-ligh School. Time: T953-The TwenTy-TiTTh anniversary oT The Tounding oT The School. CharacTers: The i932 Class oT Purcell. ATTorney Joseph A. Wood, lvlasTer oT Ceremonies. MasTer oT Ceremonies: Ladies and Fellow Alumni: There is no need To go inTo deTail as To why we are here. The TacT ThaT we see This mag- niTicenT new building is explanaTion enough. WhaT l do wanT To say, however, is more or less oT a surprise. We have wiTh us Today The enTire graduaTing class oT l932, The TirsT class To compleTe Tour years aT Purcell lApplausel. And now an esTeemed member oT This class will speak To you-l-lis Grace The lVlosT Reverend Thomas J. PorTer, Archbishop oT CincinnaTi TApplausel. As The Archbishop spoke, a hush Tell over The crowd. Suddenly The sTillness was broken by a snore and The reunionisTs immediaTely looked in The direcTion oT Warren Downing, PresidenT oT The Downing MaTTress Company. Warren immediaTely apologized, explaining ThaT wiTh John Duggan and Tom Connelly, his Vice-PresidenT and SecreTary, respecTivelyg he had Tlown down Trom Chicago, piloTed by Bill GrundhoeTer. Warren also said The air made him sleepy: or was iT The air? They had sTopped aT a hush-huT near The airporT where Barney Ruilmann was barTender. l-le persuaded Warren and his mechanics, Bob I-locTor, as well as l-larry l-loTTrogge, who had enTered The place Tor a momenT To come To The dedicaTion. Barney closed The place and iumped inTo a Taxi-cab. The driver oT The cab Turned ouT To be Alexis l-lill, who aT The passenger's requesT sTepped on iT. As They speeded up DelTa Avenue, a siren was heard beside Them, and Alex was Torced To pull over To The curb. The oTTicer sTrolled up To The cab, ready To venT his wraTh, buT luck was wiTh The boys Tor The cop was none oTher Than an old Triend, WhiTey Bellersen. ATTer a couple drinks oT ScoTch ThaT appeared miraculously, OTTicer Bellersen consenTed To lead The way wiTh siren wide open. As They pulled up in TronT oT The school They almosT ran inTo a Truck oTgBrink, The Landscaper. Brink and his assisTanT, Ed CosTello, climbed ouT and sTarTed To argue, buT The aTmosphere was soon cleared by The appear- ance oT FaTher William Tepe, a Tirm believer in The beaTiTude, Blessed are The peacemakersf' ' AT This momenT, The masTer oT ceremonies was beaTing madly wiTh his gavel, presenTed To him by The Verdin-ViTullo l-lammer Company, and was Trying vainly To make an announcemenT ThaT William Ray, Presi- denT oT The Sun-Ray Lamp Company, would make a speech on The beneTiTs oT sun TreaTmenTs. When quie+ was resTored, Ray gave inTor- maTion on The isubiecT which he obTained Trom DocTor RoberT Dunlap, head oT The company's research deparTmenT. ATTer several dedicaTional exercises, an announcemenT was made ThaT The ceremonies would be disconTinued unTil evening, when a banqueT would be given aT RoberT Creahan's SouThland Plaza l-loTel. Page Fifty-eight Scene ll.+SouThland Plaza l-loTel. . Time: Evening. Q , As The guesTs sTrolled in, They were greeTed by The soTT sTrains oT a walTz played by Jerry Pavely's Cavaliers. The melodious sound oT a crooning voice was heard and The singer was immediaTely recognized as Bang Crosby, The golden-voiced Tenor. Edwin J. Conway, maiTre-de- hoTel, was rushing Trom Table To Table greeTing his Triends, while head waiTer, Bill l-lamilTon, was insTrucTing several oT his waiTers, among whom were John McCormack and PeTer. MarTin. Over in one corner, The double-play combinaTion oT The CincinnaTi Reds, Joe -Busemeyer and Bob KieThuss, were discussing The coming world series, while Joe Neison, second baseman oT The American League PennanT Winners, was borrow-I ing some money Trom Bill WeTherell, PresidenT oT The SixTh-FourTh TrusT Company, To beT on his Team: a wager was immediaTely enTered inTo by Bud , FursTenau, Tom Federer and Joe Oaeke, prominenT gamblers. Above The noise oT The celebraTion was heard a loud yell, Bring on The eaTs. The voice was soon recognized as ThaT oT Jack Linneman, The Tamous Madison Square Garden announcer. Suddenly, a-greaT claTTer was heard, WaiTer SalvaTore ColeTTa sprawled on The Tloor surrounded by broken dishes. CheT Frank Russo and' his 'assisTanT, Joe McNamara, came running ouT oT The kiTchen To see if Their Tamous consomme had been spilled. To Their dismay, They discovered ThaT iT was all over The beauTiTully laundered linen Turnished by Mike T-lolTzleiTer oT The Fredricks- l-lolTzleiTer Linen Company. The meal, however, was served in Tine sTyle, and everyThing seemed raTher quieT Tor a Time unTil some one discovered ThaT John Cassady's neckTie was Trailing in his soup. l-le was Told oT The caTasTrophe,,'iand un- exciTedly he reached inTo his pockeT and produced a boTTle conTaining a sTrange liquid. I-le applied some To his neckTie, and The grease spoTs immediaTely disappeared. AT once, he was besieged wiTh requesTs Tor Thisimiraculous cleanser. Jack and his parTner, John Conway,:spenT a busy halT an hour selling Con-Cas Magic Cleanser. As The d-inner progressed, a WesTern Union messenger appeared, none oTher Than AugusT Kneipp in person, wiTh a Telegram Trom Richard Kne-chT,, a Phila- delphia lawyer, who senT his regreTs ThaT he could noT aTTend because oT an imporTanT law case. l-le was deTending Ted Junius and Joe Wynne, who were uniusTly accused oT avoiding Their income Taxes by,- Tax col- lecTors, Von l-lagel, WinsTel, Baker and O'Brien. V AT one Table were seen such Tamiliar Taces as Larry McOu'aide, carToonisT oT The New York l-lerald: Dave O'Donnell, proTessor QT debaT- ing aT Xavier UniversiTy: William Rodden, holder oT The world's high-iump record: Johnny STrangler Nicholas, conTender Tor The world's welTer- weighT championship, and AusTin Siegman, principal oT The new Purcell I-ligh School. ' The banqueT concluded: all were pleasanTly surprised To hear ThaT Larry Luebbers, head TooTball coach aT Ohio STaTe UniversiTy, would make a Tew remarks. l-lis Talk was shorT, buT inTeresTing. IT was learned ThaT Jackie Joering, son oT Lawrence Joering, was one oT The TooTball sTars aT Ohio STaTe. Bill Yager, Luebber's assisTanT, spoke nexT, and praised The work oT Jim l-leTz, Leo Sack and Jack MacKenna,'rival lConTinued in Aid SecTionl Page Fifty-nine Page ,S'i.1't-v ll a Oar QWN ' OWN 'xxx -.X . XVLNFXX X3 Sl il . N Q AA e :if 0 4 f - f ff! L jj 104262, ff 1 Z.. i IU .i TFNE- W -lnfw if CO OPERATION One of +he mosi' appealing scenes in Washmglon s life is +he 'rouching 'Farewell he bade 'ro his officers ai' +he close of ihe Revolufion. The help and +he co-opera+ion +hey had given iheir leader maferially lessened his difficullies during 'rhal' long conflic'l'. ll' is wiih grafeful apprecia+ion, also, +ha+ we of 1'he Senior Class regard +he generous aid +ha+ lhe o+her classes have given us in 'I'he preparaiion of 'lhe Cavalier and in every oiher proiecla JUNICR Rear Row-J. Deasy. R. Herschede, H. Hessler, L. Horner, H. Sclwoenhoff. T. Geisler, R. Daly. Fourfh-W. Diskin, D. Ferris, P. Rich, T. Molloy. J. Fallon, J. McDonald. Third-J. Shannon, R. Ross, G. Dixon, J. Cosfigan. E. Soufher- ingron, J. Byrne. J. Canning. Second-C. McCar+l'1y, J. Bleekman. G. Bauman. P. Apple. P. Fern. From'-H. Ryan, P. Karam, T. O'Hara, T. Downing, J. Hoobler. R. Mounfel. R. Brickwedde. JUNIOR Rear Row-H. Lambert W. Lockwood, J. Mc:CaHrey, J. Helmes, W. Herschede, A. Klekamp, C. Marfin. Fourflw-L. Uhlenbrock, Roy Brown, M. Conley,-R. Carf- wrighr, F. Lohman, J. Connely, J. Buening. Third-F. Kramer, A. Moorman, V. Kramer, R. Rolfson, C. Baehner, A. Beller. C. Bresser. Second-R. Frohmiller, J. Lifmer, E. Wiefholfer, P. Long. J. Konerman, J. Bofzung, R. Weffersfroem, C. Loeffler. Fronf-H. Young, E. Dreylinq, J. Garnich, E. Kruse, Roberf Brown. R. SchoeHker, H. Cassady. Page Sixty one Rear Row-S. Case, P. Kloeclcler, W. Kolwise, J. Meehan, H. Uclcoller, E. Baxler. Fourllm-C. Huelsman. E. Sleclcel, C. Geller, P. Ruhl, L. Hall, P. Froeliclwer Third-R. Ralwlz, C. Vonderwislw, A. Naislm. W. Alberlz, O. Slolz. L. Ewers Second-4-V. Burwinlcel, J. Koenig, P. Siemon, W. Sclwirmer, G. Esclwmeyer, J. Slminlcle U. Qualman. From?-A. Schneider, J. Rooney, H. Sweeney, R. Ries. F. Wermes J. Nopperf, E. Harland. JUNIOR Rear Row-L. Piening, L. Donovan, W. Saclc. P. Naberlwaus. J. Melia. J. Godfrey. R. Habig. Third--J. Obermeyer. R. C-5aHo, R. Momper, J. Dermody, H. llwlendorf, M. Purcell, J. Sack. Second-R. Tlwornburgh, 6. Dorsel, N. Moorman, J. Hackman. J. Horgan, J. Murray. Fronl-G. McGinnis, G. Callalwan, C. Cleary, R. Zimmer, L. Dixon, l. Seloaslianelli. J. Hesselboclc. Page Sixty-Iwo JUNIOR ' JUNIOR Rear Row-L. Bruehl, T. Schullze, G. Winler, W. Bressler, P. Weber, W. Toohey. SeconclfC. Cross, E. Morals, G. Sclwuerman, T. Livingslon, A. Sclwenz. Fronl--' P. Slubbers, W. l-libberd, J. Sfunlebeck. V. Smilh, R. Sliens, A. Doppes, A. l-lolmes. ol SOPHOMCRE Rear Row-C. Frilclw, R. Ballhaus, W. Aplce. R. Fern, G. Eckes, R. Brady, J. Deilers. Fourllw-J. Crowe, J. Dermody. J. Fischer, D. Duffy. l-l. Cunningham. J. Chrislenserl L. Albers. Third-W. Bohmer. C. Collins, J. Flanigan, W. Boersl, J. Diersing R. Broclcman. F. Donovan. Second-C. Brunclc, E. Corbell. W. Ferguson, D Crealuan, L. Bollman, E. Birldgl. G. Barry. Fronl--W. Coslello, E. Beckman J. Crawford, A. Dom, A. Comello, A. Einspanier, T. Arrnslrong, P. Davis. Page Sixty-three l.1 4 ' 'f 1 Egg !i5W lgglifrifr .,,,:I5L.Qf.s -R51 Sf: ?QQlQliSQifg2 ,Fisk fQIil'7 5.If1fff. S .'1 1 rr .1 lf 2.4 'e .. .72 k 'S 12' iv Vkvl. E 3 ri in I. H 3 . F1 . ine l Q Q l W .gerg ill Tai .5 fr' 1 J, ' H Is. .- as 'T .. , .. . l. ,. '9 .. I g. 11. i if k, fa Q, .,. Ll li .'. ln , , Ee '3 , Ql f gy. . .f ky.- .r,..., Y v n Z- 1fW5.fllf' L1 .' ff 3 .. 5 Zgif 2 if 521 ala H35 .. -lvl sw r ,:. QPA. gi ll' ew Ralf-J, Erik Ili... gy: .. gig. Elia sf!! 'fuses V- ns . ,LV L. - P- L. Ji 3 2, .T :S 1' '-T L1 iq... 1?' .. nl , +5- i' fa L 1. ,V .4 Q .. ,E .4 FA, s 'Q :T Z' fr .Q L, .,. ,x W . ... . .. -. 1 lf-14 -- . lx 1 4, . ., 15: . F ,T Z ,1 ' ,I L!! A ,. . -ff, 1. , A -T J .15 1 . '. LA .J 'vs if -1 ' wr v' .' Fj it' S SQEQEQQQ Q ir 1.3 rx: fa ,Q 5u.',, .. . ,xv rw- - .vi , x , 7 5. Q. , 1 lil f '- , lf .2 gs L, . . .V 7 .Z z- 1 l if L li L A. fl l 11. . :rl . .SS 2- :vp '. , 2.. - 7 l'p:.:l-.N-5.-2 .' 1 .Lg '. 'V-'srl -lzj, ,ill-Lug: Hs- 5 2i.alil.52: Sflffi ,,.. :fll 5 ut'- '- H l.' Y 51.1 1: i. .. V .- .l.. E1 . .W 5...- v .. ai 5. S . . K ,... v., .Iv I V .1 qf If , .1 5. J .'..1:3f..? if .Ili 5, :fl ,,. . . .. '5f3sZ: .5'.gafv.5 ,.y..... A-J' .-f -I f- 2.1 x-1 io 45 I.,.,.. -. .- .g :T . 5 gg . .-.V . ,- .- .. , . . 9. :- p . . . -' M 3 Rear Row-R. Kolwllwoff, N. Kolwmescher, P. Hergenberq, C. lnlcrol, A. Harlman. E. Flick, W. Haley. Fourfh-P. Hefele, J. Kindel, P. Kneipp, F. Foglesong, J. Krehnbrinlc, L. Gunn. Third-G. Kennedy, E. Greive, C. Kennecly. C. Ge-ers. C. Roedel. H. Gillig, J. Kessling. Second-W. Kloeb, S. Kaufman. E. Grossi. J. Koslfy. J. Huber, R. Gilb. Fronl-J. Flick, J. Hughes, R. Halloran, W. Fallon. T. McGonegle, C. Kemper, T. Rooney. SOPHOMORE Rear Row--J. Peler, J. Krumpelbecls, W. Mulvihill. E. O'Connor. J. McManus J. Menzel. P. Lunne. Third-G. Mueniclw. R. Manzi, C. Marcolle, J. McSorley: T. McCann, F. Lackrnann, A. Lang. Second-C. Piepmeier, J. Broqan, N. Rolfes L. Morrissey, P. Rover, W. Rellig. C. Rackers, F. Ollier. Fronf-G. Rolsen J. O'Connor, P. Lammerl. R. Linnernan. J. McCabe. W. Niclcol, W. Lonergan Page 5T,1'fy-f01lI' SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE Rear Row-E. Waechier, J. Thomas, W. Speclcer, J. Sleiohf. M. Devane, N. Wefierman. D. Snyder. Fourih--T. Wagner. R. Wellinqhofl. A. Rulll. A. Sullivan, U. Schneider, P. Roche, A. Weingar+ner. Third-J. Wise, W. Snniih, W. Sfraflman, W. Thiery, F. Runlc, R. Wehage, E. Sunderhaus. Second-R. Wolf, E. VanFlee+, B. Schmidt J. Villari, P. Welzel, A. Schimpf. Fronl-T. Schwab. A. Wessendarp, P. Trischler, L. Schwienher, E. Wille, E. Schindler, L. Auer, P. Will. SoPHoMoRE Rear Row-A. Meiners, W. Leonard, R. Schoenenloerger, R. Roloers, J. A. Breen, W. Rupp, M. Kennedy. Third--A. Slephan, L. Weilcel, R. Apgar, G. Miller, W. Ziegler, L. l-lelz. Second-F. Moran. J. Groie. R. Beeslen. W. Krehnbrinlc, R. Menlchaus, C. Mulligan, G. Riel. Fronl-F. Johansing, E. Mahoney, l-l. Baclcs, J. Weinlcam, R. Cusler, J. Wolf, J. McCann, R. Borchard. Page Sixty-five Rear Row-E. Smiilw, W. Baehner, T. Wieihorn, W. Condo. F. Kelly. W. Loeffler, H. Smifh. Third-J. Cassidy. P. Ramurerman, W. Weinkam, P. Sweeney. W. Wolf C. Keegan, M. Slwinkle. Second-N. Johannes. J. Kohiman, E. Sherman, T. Wilson F. Bove. R. Kisfner, P. Wordeman. Fronf-A. Winfer, E. Killene, R. Dubell, Ri Lindsey, S. Pfeffer. W. Gebharf, A. Le Jeune. J. Heider. P SOPHOMORE Rear Row-J. Devaney, C. Degaro, J. Ferguson, E. Henzerling. A. Safely J. Casfer. Fourflfm-F. Corbeff, C. Doll, J. BoHoni, J. Faulhaber, E. Bischoff J. Duffy. Third-J. Bugganer, L. Brock, C. Dollenrneyer, V. Corrado, J. Brockman P. Donovan. Second-P. Ma'r'r, H. Evesiage, C. Cappel. H. Baer, S. Eveslaqe Fronf-J. Cooper, J. Conley. M. Eschmeyer, T. Bishop, R. Coop, J. Connor Page S1'.rfy-si.:- FRESHMAN FRESHMAN f Rear Row-J. Higgins, W. Frifsch, W. Hansbauer, E. Kindel. L. lhlendorf J. Kramer. Third-C. Lambert R. King, M. Harris, W. Huesrnan, J. Maschinof G. Hagedorn, C. Fischer. Second--R. Lacknneyer, J. Klonne, J. S+raHman F. Kahn, V. Hanralwan, A. Hanrahan, L. Fe+'rer. From'--R. Herbert W. Springer J. Owens, C. Grunlcerneyer, S.ALysaglw+. J. Heck, R. Herbert FRESHMANY Rear Row-W. MeHman, R. Mefzger, V. Merfes, R. Mueller. A. McCabe, T. Plyler. Fourfh-C. Ellaback, E. Vehr, R. Roos. E. Rich, J. Remenowsky, M. O'Connor. Third-L. Rauscln, V. Niemeier, M. Condren. S. Malora, R. Mifclwell, C. Roos. Second--B. Pleiman, R. Niebaer, R. Rice, R. Coving'ron, R. Peqan B. O'Leary, J. McPhillips. Fron+-P. Quairnan. L. Marrin, J. McPhiIlips, B. Flannery: J. Moorhead, R. Moorman. ' Page Sixty-seven .f l 1 wa l c l 1 w u fi .J -. , , - l 9 lm 4 n v 1 I I1 L we fi :,.l 1 me 2 'Fl S L 5 W 3 l S l '75 .1 41. 'L . 'aa W :A if ':f.j . TQ? HBH f if 1, l h' E. , ff 'fl fa V l .. ' J F 1 b- V .- I - I ' . .. - .. mv u f I - 4 , . . v-1 ' ..-- ' 1 i . . wg el 3 ll. 4. m . .. . ,. 1 r Elggs L. Q 5 Eli? L-x Q.. . V A uf , -2, . 1 F 5. 1 ., 5. V-, ' 'lv'- ' H . . el EEE ii'l?. Q22 2 .ggiliggifr 'l , 1'-11,13 .5 Y, 5 1 rf y v.,ll. llgg. g5g5 'FM .if I'- ii f- -' '-7 ' 'i 1 'J 4. 'fl -1 . li EI g .1 i. lf R .2 fl L .1 T3 f--1 Efixfspff fig.: Wi PM Eff ' 2 ' 'ifilfeii g - ,li 5 l, Q . s gi, -fl 5 i2i'lF'7L ' .giqf .Q I F-.WEL lf flgEV'1. ' 'uf -is l r ' . la x' :.I5l gliaigkgw 3.2 '55f14'?f' llmlFlLan.f?iUlJIEelh3Ee I 1. lv '14 1, -Klfuzff ,wr,. ., 1:1 x 1' El ' v .N cg .i lui df' Rear Row-B. Welage, J. Slirnlxorb, R. Wellwerell, W. Slaun, P. Sclwemmel, G. We++ers+roem. Third-J. Slweeran, W. Wilson, A. Vilaqliano, R. Toebbe. F. Delco, H. Runnebaum, M. Schwienher. Second-J. Walker, W. Trischler, D. Wes+erbeck R. Crone. W. Saul, R. Vuollo, W. S+. Clair. Fronl-R. Sclwroer, R. Taphorn C. Tlweising, E. Tielce, R. Sfoclcman, R. Winslel. W. Pohl, E. Wilming. FRESHMAN Rear Row-P. Blanlcemeyer, D. Del.a+ell, J. Forlman, R. Clemenls, R. Dallon J. Bulwr. Third-R. Burke, E. Franlcenlwoll, H. Demick. L. Bomkamp, R. Flalwerly, G. Lacinalc. R. Glaser. Second-V. Bresser. W. Drisclwel, H. Beck. W. Grelwe J. Briglwl, R. Brinlcmeyer, J. Feldlcamp, W. Frommeyer. Fronl-E. Healy, J Grogan, H. Blasing, T. Burke, N. Burbrink. H. Cfolly, J. Berning, H. Bauman Page S7.1'f3l-P1.gl1t FRESHMAN Rear Row-R. Lohbeck. J. Moran. F. Jones, M. Herschede, R. Kiehfuss, T. Keefe. Fiffh-P. Kramer. J. Lass, G. Emerson, J. Moorman, N. Knoepiie. Fourfln-J. Ga+es, P. Klusmeyer. R. Muccino, J. Mackey. J. Grunkemeyer, R. OHen. Third- J. Newbold, R. Kamp, H. Korbee. A. Orschell, L. Hines. Second--W. Kammerer, C. Keefer, J. Malone, F. Meyer, R. Niclcum, M. Klenice. From'--H. Timberrnan, F. Haverkarnp. J. McDonald, R. Lindsey, F. Huifger, C. He-rising. Rear Row-H. Sandman, T. Quinlan, J. Prues, J. Niehaus, F. Voellmecke. Four+h- J. Scnuinoili, H. Wells, E. Seia, R. Wiecicman, J. Schairer, E. Reis. Third-J. Schwering, N. Snow, W. Overman, R. Sfayion, T. Veerkamp, R. Scnlunr. Second- E. Uiz. R. Wir'rl1, R. Traujrman, W. Huxeli, B. Wood, C. Deiellem. Fronf-R. Weber, W. S+ermer, E. RiHer, L. Wigbels, J. Wriqlwi, W. Sweeney. Page Sixty-nine Rear Row-W. Kemper, C. Blankmeyer. P. Schweikerr. R. Klonne, J. Richier, W. Brink. FiHh--R.Baumgar'rner, E. Burke, G. Miller, H. Luersen, J. O'I-lern Eourll'-l?. Brelfenbach, C. lxiueller. N. Dengler. C. Erankenhohc. V. Wynne J. Gallagher. Third-J. Schroeder, Earl Flinker, Ed Flinker, G. Yunker. J. Salzl F. Cordes, J. Dooley. Second-W. O'Leary. l-l. Naehring, E. Kalb, G. Boyle I. Oslerday, L. Kushman, R. Dunlevy. Fronf--H. Kroeger, J. Emsicke, R. Monfag W. Marks, C. Schaiper, W. Garfhaus, E. Lehane, C. Oslerman. The year l932 saw a change in fhe loca- fion of +l1e commercial deparfmenls. From i+s loffy perch on +he second floor, il' was assigned new and spacious quar+ers in +he basement The +yping room is large, well- lighfed and can accommoda're 'rwenfy-five sludenfs. Numerous makes of fypewrilers familiarize fhe sfudenls wi+h 'I'he various 'l'ypes of machines. . A comprehensive course in commercial subiecfs is offered fhe business classes: if includes shorlhand, bookkeeping, lyping, business arifhmefic, commercial law and English. The firsf commercial class is 'laughi' by Brofher Edward Wesfbrock, who suc- ceeded 'rhe lafe Brofher Joseph Waller. Page Seventy FIRST g coMMERclAL Rear Row-G. Givens, F. Fuchs, H. Pohlman, R. Condo. Third-F. Gilb. H. Wille, ' A. Harris. C. Slacey. C. Hroneli. Second--R. Sesse, S. Hornbaclc, C. Rieqer, U. Hunl. Fronl-W. Gundlach, J. Timberman, W. Bond, H. Snider. J. Enzmen. - 'Characl'er buildingand service l'o olhers are lhe ideals of lhe Second Commercial Class of I932. Hs number may be small, bul' few have surpassed il in school acfivi- 'ries and loyal+y. H is lo be commended 'For +he splendid spiril il' has displayed on all occasions for 'rhe honor of lhe Crimson and Gold. As a well-deserved reward, Bro+her Bill presenled a Purcell pennanl +o lhe Second Commercial. 'The higher-ups oflen descend 'I'o have lheir work lyped, and if is mosl' cheerfully welcomed and salisfaclion is guaran+eed. The success of +he class is clue lo 'rhe leader- ship and personalily of ils en'rhusias+ic and experienced leachers. Brolher Joseph LaH'ner has direcled lhe Commercial slu- denls during Their second and lasl year al Purcell. J Page Seventy-on Page Seventy-fzcfc ORGANIZATIONS George Washingfon was nol' +he greal' man +ha+ saw only fhe momen- fous in life: his piclure as fhe con'ren+ed family man, as an acfive frafernal figure and as a gracious hosf are some of 'lhe mosf delicaiely formed phases of his versafile life. ln fhe aHen+ion +ha+ he gave +o defail, Washinglon was an ac'rive man in any proiecl' fhal' iended +o +he broadening of culfureg lei' us hope lhaf fhese exfra-curricular ac'rivi+ies of Purcell have succeeded in fhis. V i if V V -.... ... V V' -wxsx Thomas Veerlcamp '35 Page Seventy-flz1'ev RADE PA 'GN CINCINNATVS FINEST BAND-Rear Row-L. Albers, L. Cappel lPresiden+l. R. Fern, W. Baelfmer, J. Slweeran. Filfh-H. Ryan. W.Smill1, L. Sclmwiener, R. Knechl lSecrelaryl,J. Grole. H. Gillig, R. Naelwring. Fourl'l'1--C. Manzi, l-l. Burridge, D. Duffy lVice-Presidenil, W. Kealing, T. Molloy, C. Vonderwishe. B. Ruilman, C. Raclcerl. Third-S. Colella, NJ. Tlwiery, J. Veerlcamp, E. Fliclc, W. Metzger, R. Brady, J. l-loclcmor, E. Coslello, L. We-ilcel. Second-R. Garlli, W. Ferguson. E. Van Fleel. J. Slunlebeck, W. Sweeney. J. l-loobler, C. Cappel, R. Bricliweclde. Fronl-J. l-lelmes lDrum Maiorl, T. O'l-lara, E. Tielce, C.'Tl'iiesing, J. Byrne, R. Foebbe, R. Rahlz, G. Foglesong, R. Muccino. ' t S+rilce up +l1e Band . . . and flue Crim- T I-I E son and Gold clad marchers responded wifh +l1e slirring music of Onward, Cavaliers. D Drilled +o.mili+ary precision, +l'1e lafesl' and +l1e mos+ popular of +he organizalions abou+ lhe school--+l1e Cavalier Band soon became +l1e pride of Purcell and +l1e admiralion of +l1e cify. Hs inspiring music supplied 'rhe necessary spiri+, fighl' and en+l1u'siasm al' +l'1e foo+ball games . . . added a nole of gayely and rl1y+hm during +l1e baslcelball games . . . and became indispensable a+ all public demonslralions. Hs members, under 'rhe eFFicien+ direcfion of Bro+l'1er Leo Rausch, de- serve +l1e commendalion of every follower of llie Crimson and +l1e Gold . . . Onward and Upward . . . Cavalier Band! JOHN HELMESV. Drum Ma ior Page Seventy-five r.S .1 .. .,,. 51 . 4 v 4 . . 4934.3 J -HHEAHEY E112 WHIHSI W gf: Q E M .14 ' - Lilllli 'WEE J K! LTETFY v if E.'1 :...'5i.LL.lf1.' 'mimll -T ., .,.,, ,,:...,,,. i ilA flE5Q -M !5 zYf!Ef'1' ' 5. . fll2b +Eh.J' 41 SLA? m a',ff :zzz ,I . A-4:-lr. -:i . Mmigai EQ.. 312253 1 QQ, i us. .. ' H2 ' I l' - ' 133'-.iff Sai V-,M .. . '55'?'-'ffqjg iiiiiff I1-f ,,r,a . -L- -fpfVUaFv, Q 'Ei?:'r '.i-pl. 'T ' vi ,xr -'V , .,..:-. -ll. .1 ..-:pil .T f ., 4.4 v 3.3: ,ir - -- V... ,., ,nga Zl':. .116 . ,, ,..,.-1 .. ,tip gn I l llll ni FQLQQ? QMMW EFSQQMNWWFQ B'-1:-uef,.,w:4f1f-.-,.. iH.5Tnf9T5f.f f fwEEsG'?fF ' +'l4r3.'3lc!3133IF'-' 1l'35F3f-WHY ' Arm' Eilri j ifq rl , ' gif llilillll Rear Row-J. Villari, B. Ruilman, W. Keafing, G. Foglesong, C. Rackers. Third- H. Gillig, L. Cappel. J. Rump. R. Schoenenberger, C. Oldensmifh. Second- C. Cappel, S. Coleffa, J. Veerkamp. C. Baehner, A. Behrmann, H. Cassady. Fronf-L. Bollman, E. Reis, P. Naberhaus, H. lhlendorf, V. Corrado, E. Grossi. Responding fo fhe efforfs of fheir conducfor, P I I Brofher Paul Wessling, fhe Purcell Orchesfra mem- u r C e bers have complefed anofher successful year. Orchestra The Sfudenf Orchesfra made ifspremiere showing in fhe Chrisfmas minsfrel. Af bofh per- formances if added color and rhyfhm fo fhe chorus. In February, fhe Chrisfmas minsfrel wifh a few variafions, was repeafed for fhe enioymenf of fhe sisfers and nurses af Sf. Elizabefh Hospifal, Covingfon, Ky. Again, fhe Orchesfra accompanied fhe able casf fhrough a successful and well-appreciafed performance. As a commemorafion fo fhe Bi-Cenfennial Anniversary of George Washingfon, exercises befiffing fhe occasion were presenfed fo fhe sfu- denf body. And now, befween fhe several parfs of fhe program, fhe Crchesfra rendered ifs firsf group of classical numbers of fhe year.. The piece mosf worfhy of menfion is The Bohemian Girl. Twice more fhe Orchesfra was called upon: once for a Parenf- Teacher's meefing on March l7fh, and again for a cify-wide C. S. M. C. gafhering on April 3rd. Finally fhe musicians offered fhe finesf of fheir reperfoire as fhe decorafive background for fhe play Sfop Thief!'f Page Seventy-.vi.r 1 N Shrine of the Annual Retreat 'The Unit of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade at Purcell, under the patronage of S+. Francis Xavier, is a youthful member of the nation-wide federation of students' societies organized to promote mis- sionary interest through missionary education. During the month of Qctober, Very Rev. Frank A. Thill, Rh. Secretary-Treasurer of the National Crusade, conducted a most inspiriyneg retreat for the student -body with mission work as his theme, and using this as an impetus. the first work. of organization was begun in November. 'The zealous efforts of Brother Richard Dombro, Faculty Director of the Unit, were in avery large de- gree responsible for its success. His able leadership was supplemented by the work of Bill Ray, President: Harry Cassady, Vice-President, and Michael Holtzleiter, Secretary. The premise underlying all Crusade work at Purcell is the belief that mission activity should not be directed merely 'ro foreign fields, but that it should begin immediately at Purcell. Thus a weekly spiritual bulletin is published, advocating a spirit of true Catholic action among the students. Wm. F. Ray President Catholic Students' Mission Crusade arr assa , ice- resi en : H yC dy V P cl 'r Michael Holtzleiter, Secretary Page Seventy-seven G Bernard A. Feldman Richard E. Knechf Wilbur L. Wrighl' . F a l Louis Winslel Annual Stall: l i 'The members of +he s+aFF have -l0lm W- Keeie expended every energy +o make a 'rhis volume inferesfing, arl'is+ic and aufhenfic. Disregarding precedenr, +hey have followed +he modern 'I'rend in arl' and merhod of presenfafion. This vigorous new sfyle has enabled fhe ediiors +o iniecl freshness and life un'lo ihe Cavalier. The assisfance of our faculfy advisors, Brolher Finke and Broiher Dolan has been re- sponsible for mu-ch of 'I'he success , , of 'I'he l932 Cavalier. Q Wllllam F' Raya -f ge Seventy-bighf i 1, ,Q 5 X X X .. X . 'X X , X X U X . S X S EVX X ks Q X F N Xl.. .IX 3 x X A G Q. X-mm - XXQ. ..L . b ...,.. X. N Q . . , .ik . Ns. Sgxx , X .:, 2 , . X N WHEN v -f . . wxfiw s i ' R. 6 X X X X V X X ,S x S X ,. X .. wil X X s XX w .. x W 3 . s QF .X SY I .X . , x X .v N X - SXSXQSS: Nwgf X X X xx Xx .XX isx .. -mx - 5, Q X X .:. ,MA - X- gy ggixsgg X XS - .-X XBQKTX X X is x NX X X xx .x YQXYG XSSSX .Q . .X X. X SXQSSX-ws . . 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The crooks nearly suc- ceed in loofing fhe Carr household, in which a wedding is abouf fo be performed, when by a fwisf of fafe fhe police arrive. However, af 'rhe end all is happily seffled when everyone who so far had remained single was married. . 'The anfics of fhe klepfomaniac, James Cluney, 'rhe groom, and Mr. Carr, fhe absenf-minded old genf, proved fo be mosf amusing. Mysfery prevailed fhroughouf 'rhe enfire performance and un'I'il fhe dramafic climax 'ihere was no lef-down in fhe suspense. 'Only four players remained from lasf year's producfion and conse- quenfly new members had fo be selecfed for fhe sociefy. The players were chosen from all classes. 'Michael Holfzleifer, casf in fhe parf of fhe groom, played his parf remarkably well. Wilbur Wrighf, as Mr. Carr, kepf everyone amused by his absenf-mindedness. John Cosfigan, as Dr. Willoughby, swepl' Joan, played by Bill Sfermer, off her feef by his ardenf wooing. . William Ham- ilfon, porfraying 'rhe parf of Jack Doogan, and his accomplice, Nell, Page Eighty Slranding-Wilbur Wrighl, Joseph Moorman, Alberi Comer, Roberlr Lindsey, Charles Slayfon, Bernard Lampe, Anihony Schmieg, Carl Schwing, Lawrence Luebbers, James Schwering, Warren Downing. Sealed--Thomas O'l-lara, Joseph Wrighlr, William l-lamillon, William Slrermer, John Cosligan, Michael l-lollzleiler. played by Bob Lindsey, kep+ lhe audience guessing by fheir daring escapades in burglary. 'All in all, rhe play was an excellenr example of rhe abilifies of Purcell s+uden+s and praise and Thanks is due +o each and every member of +he casf. Special commendalion muslr be given +o 'lhe boys who so ably porfrayed The feminine roles. L 'The Purcell Players of '32, exfencl 'l'l1eir mos+ gracious rhanks and praise +o Fa+her Seirz, who so fai+hfully and willingly olirec+ecl rhe 'play and by his 'rireless eliforls made i'r a brillianl' success. THE CAST Joan ...... .W. S+ermer,' Minisrer .... .....,. B . Lampe, '32 MVS- CGVV- -J- Moofman-' Jaclc Doogan.. ..... W. l-lamillon, '32 Calollne ' '-'rl' Wflglil-' Joe Thompson.. .... W. Downing. '32 Madge 'l' Scllwellllg' Sergeanlr ,.... ..... C . Slraylon, '32 Nell ' ' R ' l C'sey Policeman .. .... L. Luebbers, '32 Mr. Carr ........ ........ W . Wrighl, ' Policeman C Schwin '32 James Cluney. M. l-lolfzleilrer, ' ' ' Q' Mr. Jamison ..... ....... A . Comer, ' Policeman -- -- A- SCl1melQ- '32 Dr. Willoughby .... ..... J . Cos'figan,' PChaufleur. .... T. O'l-lara, '33 Page Eighty-one Q -ri? 5 4 1 if 'F fir., M imsiyrgngbq A' E 151, liisiilg Ls! 1 ti l I M LY 1 3 if W LEE FT . fl H iw L-J lil lf 55' J F ff ' if l' , ug: H E Q F Q Q lj H 5 E ti lv: 'i 2 IE? lgliiff . 3 .,,,g fQWiFiw, l'lu1w+l1 lul4-,fix - ', lgmmui 1-5.2, lla Fgl?W'E:.4,J wiv!-fg ll-lull ' 1 wt, ,,,. .,,,,,.,Lj,V,rel3,3 m1l:f:.a ww'x-lwqff 121' Qllw-4fg:Z1lflg'. 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Among 'rhose recenily secured were The His+ory of America by Ellis in nine volumes, and Wilson's His+ory of The Amer- ican People in five volumes, a sei' of Popular Science Books consisiing of fiffeen volumes: +l1e Fai+h Series dealing wiih dogmaiic +ru'I'l'1s and religious queslions, likewise was secured. Couniless auiobiographies were also added +o +l1e library's colleciion. Among fhem was +l1e life of Houdini, Bobby Jones, Knufe Rockne's aufobiograpliy, and Henry Ford's life s+ory. A se+ of fhe works of William Sfearns Davis, 'rbe famed auilaor, was also ob+ained by flue library. New and modern reference books and a sei' of Au+hor's Diges+ served +o increase +l1e efficiency of ihe library. Wm. F. Hamilion Page Eighly-Iwo I-I O B B Y F A I R 'Too, lhe library was lhe sponsor of Purcell's firsl Hobby Fair and 1'he scene of exhibirs. Srudenls of all classes compeled, enlering 'rheir col- lecrions and hobbies. Prizes were awarded under +he supervision of iaculry members for 'rhe mosl' aHrac+ive and useful eniries. Larry Albers, sophomore sludenl of Purcell, and his brolher, George Albers, caplured 'iirsl prize in +he Hobby Fair wi+h lheir en'l'ry of a model of l'he Greek Parrhenon. 'Their eniry also was awarded firsl prize al ihe House Beauiiful Exhi- bifion and firsl' prize in i+s division a+ lhe Boys' Hobby Fair held in Cincinnali. A 'The members oi -ihe newly-formed Bio Club 'used lhe Library 'for rheir meerinqs and as 'rhe scene of i-heir leclures and exhibils. An inreresling and educarional exhibiiion of biological specimens was displayed in 'ihe library by members of lhe club. ' The s+uden+s were aided greally in 'rhe use of 'rhe library by 'rhe capable and efficieni' service of +he librarians: W. Hamillon, Chairman: D. Hanlon, R. Knechr, C. Bresser, C. Baehner, W. Baehner, P. Blankemeyer, J. Berning, F. Laclcman. Thomas J. Dolan, S. M., was direclor of library worlc. 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Civic and Vocational League Page Eighty-four The Civic and Voca+ional League, an organiza- 'rion composed of members from 'rhe various local high schools, abides by i'rs moHo in +he sfricfesl' sense: Know your ci+y, serve your cify, love your ci+y-Cincinna+i. The purpose of fhe league is lo insfill in fhe mind of youlh, a reverence and a knowledge of how our governmen+ funcfions. The facl' fhal' so many adulfs are ignoranl' of fhe many proiecls of cify government has convinced educa+ors of +he necessily of +he league. Proper knowledge of 'rhe workings of +he governmenl' will fosler grealer observance of fhe laws which serve +he communifies needs. A+ each meeling of fhe league some person of civic imporfance addresses +he members, and +hus 1'he 'fundamenfals of cify managemenf are laugh? lo +he fufure rulers of 'rhe na'rion. This year l'he league enioyed i+s grea1'es'I' success. ' Rear-R. Rahrz, T. Molloy, C. Oldensmilh, P. Fischer, J. Rump. Third-J. Siunrebeck, W. Mefiman, J. Casier, E. Vanileei, J. McNamara. Second-T. Veerkamp, S. Molora, C. Dollenmoyer, I-I. Demick, R. Nickum. From'-Srelrenpohl, J. Schwering, J. Kohlman, I-l. CroHy, T. Rooney, J. Connor. The Ari' Club was organized al' Purcell in March of lasl' year +o enable 'ihe s+uden'rs 'ro s+udy 'rhe fundamenfals of fine ar+. Allhough only a year-old, 'I'he Ari Club is one of +he mosl' aciive of Purcell's socie+ies. Bi-weekly meefings are held, in which 'rhe +wen+y-live members discuss +he various forms of Ariz Bro+her Joseph Gaudet moderaior of ihe club, in+roduced many in+eres+ing feafures in+o +he s'I'udy. The courses were given in leHering, free- hand arlisfic drawing, charcoal slcelches, waier col- oring and phofograph +in+ing. Organized wi+hou+ financial supporf, lhe Ari' Club has equipped iiself wiih a complefe sei' of models from 'rhe Julien School of Fine Arls in Paris. An exhibi+ion of ar+ work was held in fhe library shor+ly before lhe close of school: a hundred or more models were exhibiled af +his meefing. Much fine arf work was con+ribu'red +o +he Cavalier by members of +he Ari' Club. Purcell Art Club Page Eighty-five li' -,JJ Q, i- Y, -, qt I ?fish?l.::il1 i',i:'.ii'T,i:a i li l.. 'iiiia-1'i1iiTf '.l ,4 Mfr.: F-EHVVHRMM ,. nie. T . illiifsi-mflix T J-f f'11.12i.'1al ' TW-ii?lv1l.l.-1,1 . iiaY'ii,f.'fw ye w ! Liam f ul, . i'fiQi,:'Q1,f 1E s'il2mi sy? ffgfa Qin 3 - 'J 'Tri is 1 1' , . i 4. M 1' , 1 i l ifliii :Q zlQ,5E,:N1 5? ,fir 5-- fxff.--122-1 ai 4'i,.,i5l' Qg,? ff i wiiiair: -'L' + SLT-J ,wpyg pgmagdi '-. I- Aeiyri fil - wie? I'?QQf:3ffEi T ,mf-waive' gf .. ,T in iqfp mr.!F Qifhdp 5 aaa QE in iz?-1 E ' vi . l , if' lilfi' 'T F if imp, J 1rllT ' 'lfhlrilil ' . si , ,ii. 1 5 T E h 5 5 I gli 5 l'l yi Q rl ii g yn Ei r + J l - W I7 i, 7 Q, ... H , I l j l 6-i ' lgl? i-' Q' Q nfls i ig ifiiil -' ei ' r-X I H W W 4 , , T :. If 1-N f VI: ' ' , ' ' LQ '- H. v' -V -. 4. - .- 'T'., Tv-v'ri I 1 up 1 T, ya -A 15 is H -wp,,zvgg l I R f'w- -4 41 l' uri 5 b I if ,V VID' A , l. l ' T MI' iii l 1 4 ,, T T L Yi lv xi ,1 Hi. , ., f 1 .4 ii . l T T 1 1 .f le. X'- Y ' S: -p r y, , . ,l L t A- , ,L .1 - .-,, , , A, Y E -F iiiliggllgl . T 'L T li? A . T T ,,. A H ., i. , pri r f 1 V lu . l l . g,..i551D4,f,1g:F 2 ri? sl ii li all ii Joseph STunTebeck, Joseph Naberhaus, Rev. FaTher SeiTz, James J. O'Donnell, Cornelius J. Tobin Welfare Association Page Eighty-six The accomplishmenTs oT The Purcell Welfare AssociaTion since iTs organi- zaTion Tour years ago are manifold. Considering This, and noT wishing To leT good deeds go unheard oT, we wish To Thank The organizaTion Tor The numerous aids iT has given us, scholasTically, socially and aThleTic- ally. We also, in an appreciaTive Tone, sincerely hope ThaT The asso- ciaTion shall enioy iTs success in- deTiniTely. Francis Braun, Benedici J h B M R D eynolds. Presidenl' onald. l Alumni The Purcell Alumni Associafion has complefed i1's +hird year of aclive organizafion, leaving behind a suc- cessful record. The associaiion is composed of abouf 'rwo hundred members, each of whom is in+er- es+ed in his Alma Mafer and desires fo be of assislance +o +he school. The Alumni has supporled all acfivifies of +he school, whefher of social or busi- ness nalure and co-operaled wi+h The 'facully whenever called upon. Association Page Eighty-seven Page Eighty-eight ATHLETICS There is more 'rhan spiriiual grandeur in 'rhe figure of Washingion. Thai' virile fighier, siruggling ai' an early age in ihe wilderness: in +he fore- froni, liierally, of ihe Revoluiion, and closing,1'he volume of his life in a vigorous oufdoor iwilighi, in old Virginia, appeals 'I'o +he manly and +he aihleiic of every genera- +ion. His personal adopiion of afhleiics arose from an under- sianding of iheir confribuiion +0 i-he building of life and characfer. Thomas Veerkamp '35 Page Eighty-nine Paul D. Cain, William L. Schroecler, S.M., Coach A'rhle+ic Direc'ror -awrence F. Luebbers, Leo P. Sack, 'Joseph Neison, COACH and CAPTAINS Page Ninety PU RCELL CAVALIERS FOOTBALL TEAM-Rear Row-A. Slephan. R. Herschede, C lv1cCar+hy, P. Loeifler. J. Meehan. P. Cain lCoachl, W O'Leary. Third-H. Sweeney, R. Kolhollf. W. Wolf. L. l'-lall, P. I-lugenberg. A. Moorman. D. Schneider. H. Lambel J. Callahan. Second-L. Sack. R. Robers. J. McDonald, A Naish. R. Thornburg, N. Moorman, R. Momper. J. Sfacey E. Conway. F. Bove. Fronl-F. Michaels, J. Linneman, J. Maclienna, F. Fuchs, L. Luebbers lCapiainl, R. Bechl, A Schmieg. W. Yager, C. Schwing. C. S+ay'ron. IHAMILTON, Sept 26.-Purcell opened +he foofball season of l932 wilh a brillianl' vic+ory over HamiH'on Public a+ Hamilion. Throughouf fhe game Whi1'ey Moorman sfarred wi1'h his famous long runs, neHing +wo fouchdowns. Boih place-kicks were made by Cap+ain Luebbers. The final score, I4-IZ, sha+'rered Hamil+on's winning s+reak over all Cincinnari feams for a number of years. IWOODWARD, Ocf. IO.-The Cavaliers' firsi' nighr game was feafured by many line plunges +hrough 1'he sfrong Woodward defense. The Crimson gridders pushed lhemselves 'ro +he +op of a 2l-0 score. An added aH'rac+ion was 1'he awarding of fhe Junior Chamber of Commerce jug-+rophy +o Purcell for one year. Page Ninety-one E F . G 1 ii I i 5 i' l fgigghpagvk E f. L. --yi: ,Tig N .L L FQ .5 3 n yn - is fr-.Ei ii Q i r H 'L , . 1 v 54 -i ,. l'1 -1. 1 Jill? . 'Q . Y- 1 ig 2 5? . W ig a- fa. 3 gm . 'T 5 - F . '1, If ye.-U '-: ' f i, 1-. T' 5 '. vs.-I' Y -1 4 'I 'rf ' 7 . P F60- fi .Q 4 fm.. ,visa wr' 'gin HH? . rf. wil ' . M ,U .. Y ..v,,.wM V. 114-fly.. '. 7 .H 1 '.l' F51 'rf ' 1- W :.- -:fm A -,J ni' '., ,:l',l' 's Xllfirfidrz f .-if 'V 'Vi' I '12 EL :ig ,qi-:,:f'1 I 'r'F1- 'TT-.u -1'-, Nifipll 'lfr -'w - 'p,UH ' .- ' ' . 1 1 ' f':E l 'Miz ' glam f.l,g'.',. 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Al+hough 'rhe opposilion was much older and more experienced, +he Cavaliers overcame an early lead and were defealed only by +he narrow margin of lwo place-kicks. Final score: Newporl, I4: Purcell, I2. lncidenlally, il' was l'he firsl game of 'rhe season in which 'lhe Walnul Hills boys had +o re- sorl' lo an aerial aHaclc lo slow up fhe opponenls. ICHAMINADE, Oct 23.-Before a crowd of infer-ci+y roolers, 'rhe Cava- liers displayed a smashing come-back from 'rhe weelc before and rocked lhe U. of D. sladium 'ro 'lhe lune of a 7-0 viclory over Chaminade. The baffle was ferrific and ended only wi+h lhe firing of lhe gun al lhe end of lhe game. 1 ESQ Moorman aboui' Io plunge 'rhrough Ihe Inne In I'he X ganne. I 'OHIO MILITARY, Ocf. 30.--Ohio MiIiI'ary was IiI'eraIIy swamped by Chippy Cain's Crimson-CIad Cava- Iiers on a field Ihaf resembled a swim- ming pool raI'her Ihan a gridiron. Every Purcell player was given a chance +o make good in 'rhis game. When Ihe mud had ceased flying, +he score was I3-0 in favor of Ihe WaInuI' Hills men. IXAVIER, Nov. 5.-In ifs firsr Ieague game of Ihe season, Purcell mer +he BIue and WI1i+e of Xavier a+ +he Wi+h- row Sfadium in a game +ha+ will always srand our in 'rhe minds of +hose who saw iI'. Wi'rh +he score 7-7, 'rhe X boys broke Ioose in +he Iasi' quarI'er 'ro win Ihe hard-foughi' I'ussIe I3-7. This was I'he firsi' Iime in hisfory +ha+ Xavier had defeafed I'he Crimson and C-5oId in foo+baII. - Sunny Sack Qliaderback Page Ninety-three 1 in .ry I Eli g ill 1 F1 E 11 'G 1 I I lil iff rr I-.g E I 7 ' J I . ir 3 Q 3 I 5, Q, lj L: , - , 1 f r ., 'nl I Y f,, r QE IBEERE sim-api lflg iffigg I - 'I HIL: lf., . ' gi-:Lfw',,,p--- 'I ful'-Iirtfvf 1 V34 ra,I,.. x,1i.vY r L il ,.Eyil' 'jllfii-Il nr' ill Tiggj ,. XIV Emil 2 lr rl :'f3'iw- ri - rf1,4! ' mn-is ,5 2.51-E. Sailci-Qff ' 55 if Ql ff w a ger. Zp'lElfM . gil 5 I :..i1f,g,- 53555-lliilfl l 1 'i F W v I. y M i, f.-' ::' ,1 : . L' ? I' If f ,ji -.- ,Q Tony Schmieg Halfbaclc Page Ninety-four Schmieg lakes a crack al lhe Roger Bacon line. 'MIAMI MILITARY, Nov. I3.-Again +he enlire Crimson squad saw service againsl' Miami Mililary al German- lown, Ohio. The Cadels proved no malch for lhe Cavaliers as lhey ballled lhrough four periods lo a 3 I-I3 defeal. The Germanlown boys succeeded in annexing l'heir Iouchdowns lale in 'I'he final period. lRoeER BACCN, Nov. 20.-Purcell nexl encounlered lhe slrong Roger Bacon leam for our second league game. The Cavaliers made a very favorable showing, especially in +he firsl' period, when lfheyheld lhe Spar- lans scoreless, and in lhe final period when lhey pushed across a louchdown. The Brown and While leam succeeded in scoring I4 poinls in l'he second and +hird periods. The final score was Roger Bacon, I4: Purcell, 7. I ELDER, Dec. 2.-A posl season game al Corcoran Field marked 'rhe renew- ing of relalions belween Purcell and Elder. The game was played almosl enlirely in midfield, 'lhe 'ream baffling even. Whi+ey Aug, EIder's brillianl hall-back, however, succeeded in mak- ing a louchdown in lhe linal period for a 6-0 score. y McCarfhy sfopped in fhe Eld REVIEW OF THE SEASON ln conclusion lef us give credif where if is due. Alfhough fhe feam did nof have an excepfionally successful sea- son, fhey musf be praised for fheir fighfing spirif. Even when defeaf was imminenf, nof a player lef down which accounfs for fhe reason fhaf many of Purcell's fouchdowns were scored in fhe second half and even in fhe final quarfer. Coach Cain was confronfed wifh many difficulfies from fhe sfarf. There were quife a few vacancies leff by fhe graduafing class of lasf year, and fhese had fo be filled and fhe players con- difioned before fhe opening game wifh fhe sfrong Hamilfon Public Team. Purcell reached ifs peak in fhe game wifh Woodward when fhey frounced fhe Bulldogs, fhus gaining possession of fhe Blue and Crimson iug for one year. Graduafion will exacf a harsh foll on fhe feam, claiming Capfain Larry Luebbers and Carl Schwing, guards: Roberf Bechf, fackle: Jack MacKenna, Fred Michael and Ed Conway, ends: Leo Sack, quarferbackg Tony Schmieg, Charles Sfayfon, Jack Linneman, Joe Sfacey, halfbacks, and Fred Fuchs, cenfer. Bufch McCarfhy Halfback Page Ninety-yfw .I B H 'fi le R . l., L 1 . :Q l f-, 57 Q 2 L -.J G fu .vi -4 573 -QU 1,i,'1.4 Y li1gpLQggdUH 'llr1 lgfe5'.,gltl5Lfllg ..lrHnghnuQn 3 Nbqwmnmuwq A nihuyhwp x 'qpwqqu 'L 53 -ei xiii' .4 ' I: 5 yy . 5. 'g Ii .Qef,F iiggi iii Qs Qiiam I?l'gg.QEiw2 - I- Ei 'ii li H rf, ', +1 'l ll ilplfg Fl lr if 1212 gl 'ru QQ Emwnnw .E-iahinynnrg I . S ' El5TlQ'b1'i,..'-.125 fW'nELESFN.lf lgfi xlsd l 1 mg L ,FEEQ Sw V ull all SRE E , . M E44 'lt an :F 5 1 Nl' I iq el 1. jllLwYl.-lr. Y Q' 'I 5 4 51.2 lfy Elf fe? 1. sl. 1fL 145 Fig iii SRU if? uf' flr chi gf- Eii Elirzlep X42 4fE1f5ri Fllailfsirfs 1QE9Ww.2jHra ..w,,..-,- -1 - ,. laeagaigwilnl , ..,,, .W I 1 xl ki W1 r -1 ll M' fln2 EQBQHREE i3mf.?he:ma,p 154 E fl gin: AA G33 1' E 1 gf, 1'-i. 1 , 41 E-a lf 'F v JI 'Yi 1 -1 I il wi F ll Y 5 il 1 F f E2 qQi E335 - sf .Nl 237i l .3 f'i Mifirmwirzii. +m HQEE 4153 fl,,H,.1,,, .,. gui-A F' El flnlsly , , ,T li. ,Qi ll: it U 1:1 1 lf: Fl ' . .QE elif lwuinlphihnnw axugivemmhwgw yflf ill if 5! lv if lj ' E ll if 5? .wll-3F'lw Li' E isa ' ' ' ' .li-1., 'ii -' l. 1 f -Q Hz HEP , . ' r aw.. w u l' . ,,g Lf , 'l: ,ill if' .i 4 r'l A.5'Pt,l'l'::- ' P 'ri 'T 1 ii 551 n U ' ' W u..1'.-. , ,, 'ill l-lrl RESERVE CHAM FOOTBALL RESERVES-Rear Row-F. Wagner l-I Cunningham F Kelly F Jones P Loeliilei D. Schneider. J. Krehnbrinlc, P. l-lefely, R. Sweeney K eelmg A Sullivan L Gu n F o C. DeGaro, R. Kolhori, R. Gilb. W. Siralman, W Wolf Realizing +ha+ several leH'ermen would be los'I' 'lhrough gradualion, 'rhe a1'hle1'ic deparimenl' organized a reserve 'I'eam. The feam was com- posed exclusively of Freshmen and Sophomores, for 'rhe purpose of giving experience +o fhese willing youngsiers. Thai some of fhese boys will-be on 'rhe varsily in a year or +wo goes wilhoul saying, as many of 'rhem showed remarkable foolball abilily.. The baby Cavaliers en- ioyed a very successful season, which was climaxed by winning lhe championship of +he'Grea+er Cin- cinnaii High School Reserve League. Page Ninc'fy-six I-IAMPS - GREATER CINCINNATI LEAGUE BASKETBALL TEAM lVarsi+yl-Rear Row-L. Luebbers, J. Meehan, R. Robers, J. MacKenna, R. Klonne, P. l-lugenberg. Fronl--R. Zimmer, C. Schwing, L. Sack lCaplainl, C. lvlcCar+hy, C. Cleary, Paul Cain lCoachl. O. M. l., ll: Purcell, 22. Purcell Cavaliers opened lheir baslceiball season wi'rh an easy viclory over lhe Ohio Mechanics lns+i+u+e Quiniel. The 'loolmalcers were no march for Coach Chippy Cain's ball 'rossers, and many of 'lhe second slringers X saw aclion. Newpori, 263 Purcell, I3. ln her second game, Purcell crossed 'lhe Ohio, only +o meer defeal a+ lhe hands of Newpori. Our opponenis possessed greal advanlage in heigh+ and experience, neverrheless 'I'he Cavaliers looked greal' in defeat Alumni, l4g Purcell, 30. The under-graduales surprised 'l'he alumni by playing 'lhe former Crimson and Gold bearers off 'rheir ,feet The. speed and cleverness of 'lhe varsily complelely overwhelmed 'l'he ex-champs. ' ' V Hamilion Public, 24, Purcell, 20. Hamillon inflicied +he second and lasl defeal' upon our slalwaris during 'rhe official season, and il was noi' unlil lhe lasf few minules of play 'rhal' lhe game was decided. , Page Ninety-seven Roger Bacon, 2Ig Purcell, 22. Purcell opened her Greafer Cincinnafi league schedule wifh a vicfory. The game was fhrilling from sfarf fo finish and fhe score see-sawed fhroughouf fhe enfire confesf. The final and winning goal was fossed as fhe gun was fired. This was Bacon's firsf defeaf. Xavier, I4g Purce.ll, l7. The Cavaliers confinued fo be vicforious in league com- pefifion by downing fhe ':Blue Jackefs. The fasf moving offense and air-fighf defense fhaf fhe Cavaliers displayed was foo greaf for fhe fighfing Xavierifes. Chaminade, I3g Purcell, 28. Purcell fraveled fo Dayfon, and defeafed fhe Green and Whife Eagles of Chaminade. The Dayfonians were complefely bewildered by fhe clever passworlc of fhe Cavaliers and were forced fo bow before Chip Cain's llpe+s.ll -Q Hamilfon, 35: Purcell, 39. The Cavaliers proved fheir worfh againsf fhe highly- foufed Hamilfon Cafholic quinfef by sfrefching fheir winning sfrealc fo four games. Af fhe half-way mark, Purcell enioyed a comforfable lead, buf fhey were hard pressed fo hold fhe inspired Hamilfon feam in fhe second half. Elder, l9g Purcell, 25. The Crimson and Gold bearers iourneyed fo Price Hill for an encounfer wi+h Elder, and refurned wifh a vicfory ove.r fhe Panfhers. The Cavaliers were handicapped by fhe small floor, buf our eagle-eyed baskefeers found fhe hoop af frequenf infervals fo run up a large score. Xavier, l5: Purcell, 2I. Chippy Cain's profeges refained a clean slafe by defeafing fhe Blue Jaclkefs af fhe field house. As in fhe previous encounfer, fhe game was feafured by fhe close guarding of bofh feams, wifh Purcell having a slighf edge. ' . Roger Bacon, 2l: Purcell, 35. The Cavaliers enfered fhe fray asfhe underdogs, buf affer five minufes of passing, fool: fhe play and were never headed.',By fhis decisive vicfory, fhe Cavaliers claimed undispufed championship of fhe Greafer Cincinnafi High School League. Elder, 2lg Purcell, 25. Purcell complefed her league schedule by frouncing Elder. The Cavaliers found fhe hoop wifh such regularify fhaf fhe Panfhers were complefely bewildered. , Dayfon Prep, H03 Purcell, 46. Using his second feam during pracfically fhe enfire game, Coach Chippy Cain's baskefeers walloped Dayfon Prep in fhe final game of fhe regular schedule. The Preps were no mafch for fhe fasf-moving Cavaliers. TOURNAMENT U . Middlefown, l5g Purcell, 22. ln 'rhe firsf round of fourney play, Purcell, one of fhe four seeded Teams, mef Middlefown. The Middies presenfed one of fhe sfrongesf defenses ever seen in high school circles. The game was close fhroughouf, buf fhe up-sfafers were forced fo bow before fhe smoofh-running affaclc of fhe Cavaliers. Wilmingfon, I6g Purcell, l2. On fhe following nighf, fhe Cavaliers encounfered Wilmingfon. Playing fwo of fhe sfrongesf 'reams in fhe sfafe on successive nighfs was foo greaf a sfrain for fhe Crimson and Gold bearers, and alfhough fhey gave all fhey had, if was nof enough. Thus ended anofher successful season wifh fwelve vic- fories and fhree defeafs. Page Ninety-eight Reserve Basketball Co-Champs BASKETBALL TEAM Reserves,-Rear Row l -W. Speclcer lCapl'ainl. W. Sraun, R. Clemenrs, J. W If F nr-P. Rarrerman. A. Meiners. W. Ferguson, Corbeii. Pau'l Cain lCoachl. RESERVE SCHEDULE Reserves 6-Ohio Mechanics Reserves I2-Newporl ...... Reserves I5-Josephan A. C.. Reserves I3-Hypar A. C.. . . Reserves I2-Roger Bacon . . , Reserves I6-Xavier ........ Reserves 23-Mr. Alverno . . . Reserves 28-Elder ....... Reserves I7-Xavier ..,.... Reserves I I-Roger Bacon . . , Reserves 33-Elder ......... Reserves 23--Colonels ..,... Reserves 24-Wesrern Hills . . 233 The Reserve Team, or rafher +he lighr-weighi' +eam, according 'ro Coach Chip Cain's Chicago dialect had a mos'I' successful season. Be- sides defearing many 'srrong Junior reams, +he Reserves shared fhe championship of fhe C-5rea'rer Cincinnari League wirh Roger Bacon. The members of +he Reserve ,Team accomplished +heir purpose which was replenishing rhe Varsi'I'y wirh good subs+i+u+es. They displayed a fine brand of passing and accurare shooiing, which augurs well for lhe Cava- lier Teams of 'l'he furure. I Page Ninety-nine 4- . a ,L 4- I, if Yu 3 '- 11. . in 35 1 EI a I 1' vi A-I E61 7. if E 1 .4 .. ,af-'11 I2 IP? 1 L Y I' ' Y, E I. I V1 ' ' lm 55 ., -. A , A P-. I nj ' kgs I. I. EE 4 .1 fc: In M' .N , M' L-1I.fm:'f35 ri-IHf'!II!I'I'AI:1 23 -1 ry Lg rr: :I i 'H 1-I 'vi Iii - . I, X-. E, QQ Is - firms QMQEEQQ . .-, ka IMI: Zfgai gjwl' 7? 1 I . U- is :ITI- '.. ,..- I.- P 3 Hi .. 5 - e-. . .:.L P' if I ,, ' - ui Q I SENIOR CHAMPS Senior A- I 5 Senior B- I 3 Senior A- 9 Senior C- I Senior A-24 Senior E- 2 Senior A- -7 Senior D- 2 K. Jones W. Tepe H. Davis J. Hosfy J. Conway JUNIOR CHAMPS Junior C- 8 Junior D- 6 Junior C-I6 Junior A- 2 Junior C-I0 Junior E- 9 Junior C-I0 Junior B- 5 D. Murphy S. Case B. Ruhl A. Naish P. Siemon B. Rooney SOPHOMORE CHAMPS Sophomore C-II Sophomore D- 7 Sophomore C-I5 Sophomore A- 9 Sophomore C-I8 Sophomore B- 7 Sophomore C-IO Sophomore F- 6 Sophomore C-I3 Sophomore E-I0 C. Marco+'re J. McSorIey P. Lammeri' N. RoI'Fes M. Brogan R. Linneman FRESHMAN CHAMPS Freshman F-I6 Freshman E- 8 Freshman F- 7 Freshman G-I2 Freshman F-I2 Freshman A- 9 Freshman F- 8 Freshman C- V4 Freshman F- 9 Freshman B- 6 Freshman F-I4 Freshman D- 2 F. Jones C. Keefer J. Mackey L. Grunkemeyer R. Kamp H. Korbee Page 01110 hundred A S E B A L L Rear Row-W. O'Leary lManagerl, J. Nopperf, G. Miller, G. Weffersfroem, A. Sfephan lManagerl. Third-C. Schwing, P. Weber. R.,Robers, J. Schweinefus, J. Krehnbrinlc. Second-D. DeLa+ell. E. Sfeclcel, C. McCarfhy, G. Givens, P. l-lugenberg, J. Meehan. Fronf-F. Fuchs, L. Luebbers, R. Kiehfuss, J. Nieson, J. Busemeyer, A. Moorman, J. MacKenna. I Coach Chip Cain's call for baseball broughf ouf a large number of ball fossers, fhe maiorify of whom were veferans of lasf year. The vacan- cies in cenfer field and af firsf base were occupied by a freshman and a sophomore who are counfed on fo fill fhe posifions capably. A well- forfified infield consisfs of fhe newcomer, Hugenburg, af firsfg Capfain Neison af second: Bob Kiehfus af shorf, and Larry Luebbers, fhe fhird saclcer. Bufch MacCarfhy, Purcell's sferling young righf-hander, is ex- pecfed fo win many games fhis spring. Jack Meehan, who received fhe pil'cher's slanfs lasf year, is back on fhe iob. Whife-y Moorman and Jack McKenna hold down fhe leff and righf field respecfively. The season sfarfed off in greaf sfyle, Purcell cloufing Reading's pifchers for I7 runs in a seven-inning confesf. All of fhe playerslon fhe squad saw service in fhe O. M. l. sl-ugfesf, fhe final score being Purcell, 27, O. M. I., 3. Wesfern Hills, puffing a fine feam on fhe field, fhrew a scare info fhe Cavaliers by counfing six runs in fhe firsf 'rwo innings. Buf fhe Cava- liers kepl' fighfing and scored runs in fhe final innings, neffing ll runs over Wesfern Hills 6. ' 4 - Page One hundred and one TENNIS TEAM-Sfanding-R. Rolfsen, P. Rarlerman, P. Fischer lManaqerl, P. Siernon lcaplainl J. Connolly. Siffing-R. Traufman, R. Dubell. SWIMMING TEAM--Rear Row-A. Schmieg, D. Murphy, T. Geisler lCap+aInl, T. Busse, W. Bressler Middle-l.. Gunn, A. Harris, D. Snyder, R. Scully, R. Poland, A. Naislrm. Fronf-Schroeder lManagerl l-l. Gillig, A. Einspanier, R. Brown, W. Overman, W. Slrafman, J. Keane. Page One lL1flIId'l'8d and fwo 1 i GOLF TEAM'-Sfandinq-D. O'Donnell, W. Toohey. C. Griffin, J. Melia, J. Hesselbrock. Kneeling-B. Rooney, J. Crawford. CHEER LEADERS-J. Flick, L. Morrissey, E. Beckman. T. Bishop. Page One hundred and three ,ln A, ., 4 X S iv Q 1? K . XX i NW +5 'X . Q .K K . ,qw X a , 5-. ' .. ti.i QkN-Xf,g- SS ff4,yxESx',:S , L L ' X www' - ' Q, HM.. -. V '- - ,zxiswisxx Yvivi X V5-w . 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Mary CoIIegeI T DAYTON. -OHIO ,Q A Boarding and Day School for Young Men undor I'I1e DIrecI'ion of 'rhe- SocIeI'y of Mary I . ,gi COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE LIBERAL ARTS' GENERAL SCIENCE COMMERCIAL SCIENCE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ICOLLEGE OF LAW COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING I , MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL CI-IEMICAL CIVIL PRE-MEDICAL oouRsE IEVENING COLLEGE CLASSES 'KSUMMER SESSION COLLEGE PREPARATORY ILimIIeoI RegisIra+ionI RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS 'gOpen Io Women ,Q VERY REV. BERNARD P. O'REILLY, S.M.. PresIoIen+ O .:QlQ0i I lil H Q Q12 Q Q QI 1011 Q l0Ql QI H il Q Ill l 1 If H YQ! il HI Q il i lilll ! ! ! A Century of Service XAVIER IVERSITY ! CINCINNATI, OHIO A ! l , , REV. HUGO E. SLOCTEMYER. S.J., lVl.A., M.S., LL.D., ' Presidenl Q A Q Approved by: American Council of Educalion, Associalion of American g Colleges, Calholic Educalional Associalion, Chicago Province Educa- i Jrional lnslilule, Norlh Cenlral Associalion, Ohio College Associalion, Slale Deparlmenl of Public lnslruclion in Ohio and Kenluclcy 'lor issuing ! Slale Teacher Cerlificales. ! COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES ! Courses leading lo The degrees of Bachelor of Arls, Science, Philosophy and g Lileralure. Edward Carrigan, S.J., Dean, Avondale Campus. E SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND FINANCE lDayl' g Courses leading lo degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce. Alfred J. S Gallagher, S.J., Dean, Avondale Campus. ! A ,, Q sci-lool. or coMMERcE AND FINANCE lNigh+l P ! General and Special Cerlificale courses. Sevenlh and Sycamore Slreels. g Special courses for The needs of, business people. Alphonse L. Fisher, S.J., l Dean. ' Q ! COLLEGE OF LAW lNigl'1'l'l ! Four-year course. Sevenlh and Sycamore Srreels. l-lon. Dennis J. Ryan, A. B., ! LL. B., Dean. SATURDAY, LATE AFTERNOON, SUMMER COURSES ! College courses leading 'ro The degrees of A. B., B. S., Ph.B., and B. Lili. l Sevenlh and Sycamore Slreels. William l-l. Filzgerald, S.J., Vice-Dean. ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT i Xavier l-ligh School, Sevenlh and Sycamore Slreels. Four-year Classical l Course. Four-year English Course. Fully Srandardized. Aloysius J. Diersen, i S.J., Principal. i A L L S P O R T S Calalogs on Requesf ! l f:Q!QUf0illQ Q lillll l HHH l l Q! l Ill il QI Q il - H Q1 2 li Q Q H IQ! lllQHi QUQ Page One hmzdred and iwelzfe C Xt I' 24 Xl un u I ll X If It Cvrows We Have It D 0 T 2 Mercurio and Dattilo Canned Foods vvvvvv - o The Janszen Company -A Distributors . X III ll R ll ll il Ill ll llll III Ill IIII Ill! III ll IIII Illl Ill HATS CLEANED AND BLooKEn SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED 1 One Day Servzce Nr and T HAT SHOP ' 2450 GILBERT AVE. PEEBLES CORNER II llll Ill IIII lllf-Jlll llll ml' Ill IIII Ill Ill Ill IIN K IU IIII I 2: I COMPLIMENTS OF -RESH WM. STAUN, President QQ 2815 ,Woodburn Ave. Call WOodburn 6601 X IIII I ll R BEST WISHES To IQ32 Graduates From A Friend of Purcell High LII! III llll ll ll llll IIII III Ill III ll ll ll ll ill ll- II1 Xl III I ll ll ll ll III lil 24' T H E N orfwood-Hyde Park Bank 6? Trust Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO 2710 ERIE AVENUE HYDE PARK MAIN and BENNETT AVES. NORWOOD RESOURCES OVER S6,000,000.00 X llll IIII Illl IIII III IIII IIII HDI Ill Il llll NII IR XII llll Il III ll IIII III ll ll Ill III ll III ll R Page One hzmdrcd and flzfrfe Ill Ill llll ll Ill Ill lil Ill Ill Ill ul Nl Ill ll Ill Ill I JOHN SCHWARZ Fine Footwear 752 754'-'Z56 East mcmillau St. Walnut Hills Phone lDOodburn 6275 A I i T NH llll' Ill' 'Ill Ill Ill Ill lllxgfll llll lil Compliments of MR. JOHN M. KEATING UI ll Ill Ill IK Ill IH' ll Ill llll Ml Ill Ill I ll! llll Illl llll 'Ill Ill llll llll Ill llll Hll l1II ll A llll Ill Ill llll Ill llll llll Ill lll-fllll Nil llll LEARN TO DANCE atrhe MAISCDNETTE ' 2524 Gilbert Ave. Peebles Corner ' Phone WOodburn 2406 or 7307-R ' OPEN ALL SUMMER THE PLACE FOR BEGINNERS ll In lill llll llll llll Ill llll lll llll llll Nl llll Ill Ill Ill! llll Compliments of QQ STAR SHOE CO. ll Ill llll IIII Ill Ml HH llll llll lill llll -llll Ill llll Ill Ill llll llll llll Ill! Ill Ill ll III ll llll WEDDING CAKES OUR CAKES MADE ON SHORT SPECIAL'l Y NOTICE The Best of Everything Bonomini Bros. Baking Co. 2811 WOODBURN AVE. Phone WOodburn 1228 Cincinnati, Ohio ll Ill Ill ll ll llll' llll Ill Ill Ill llll Ill Illl Illl Ill IIII Iwi THE AMERICAN WAGON SL TRUCK CO. L EIGHTH AND SYC AMORE IHOTOR TRUCKS FRED TIHCHAEL Manufacturers of moto? Cfrnck Department TURUCK BODIES Till!! Ill IIII Illl llll Ill ll XIII Ill Mil ll llll llll Ill Illl Ill Ill ll ll ll Ill llll ll ll HI llll K. ROLANDELLI Ladies' and Gems' Furnishings Millinery, Dry Goods, Notions, Etc. 743 EAST MCMILLAN STREET A T Ill Ill ll Ill Ill ll Ill ll Ill Ill Ill ll ll ll ll ll li DRESSLERO RADIO CO. RADIO - REFRIGERATION A COMPLETE MUSIC STORE 2732 Woodburn Avenue Phone Woodburn 7012 'e ' ' Ill Ill ll-ill! Ill IN llll-'Kill Ill Ill Ill Ill llll -UI! III Ill gig In un um nn un nu nu ni, ,iw 4. COMPLIMENTS OF Cincinnati Scientific HKNICHTS OF MARY COMPLIMENTS of Company Laborator Sc'e t'fz 2 Appardltus Mateiicqdsl C Q S P Fine Chemicals TO SENIOR CLASS -1' ---- ---' - -1- H- ---- -H ---- A --+ -sw M 4. I 7110 Our hundred and fourfrfvz Ill Hll Ill PIII lll.'7llll III! llll Illl Illl Compliments of ANTHONY B. DUNLAP Ill llll Ill Ill llll lm lllll'llll llll llll III! Ill! llll llll llll llll Second Nationals Bank HYDE PARK BRANCH v Capital, Surplus and Undiuideci Profits Over 52,000,000 llll llll llll llll Ill llll llll llll llll llll Illl - -- llll Illl--llll IIII Ill Illl Ill IIII IIII !IlI IIII llll llll Illl IIYI ' I THE CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS CO., Inc. Athletic Outftters TELEPHONES, CHERRY 4768 - 4769 641 MAIN STREET llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll IIN ml lm III IIN llll CLARICS A FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Fresh Products fvom Owr Own Fa'rm We Specialize in HOME DRESSED POULTRY PHONE WOodburn 5971 llll IIII ll KU llll lil! llll llll llll llll llll llll llll NI llll IIII IIII llll llll Illl llll llll llll llll llll lIlI'Tll ji. Qu To the Class of 732 5 SUCCESS CONGRATULATIONS Coon LUCK from UNICR A 4. llll Ilfl llll llll llll llll llll IIIIA llll llll Ill Ill llll H+ +A Ill! llll Illl llll IIII Gill Illl Ill llll I Ill! 7 Compliments of QI MRS. M. DAVIS Ill Illl IIII llll IIII llll IIII IIII Illl llll llll llll IW ' 'lllI1 IIII IIII llll llll llll llll llll Ill llll IIII IDA BELL BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 6028 RIDCJE AVENUE PLEASANT RIDGE' Phone MElrose 8775 I Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Connley llll llll MII llll llll llll Illl IIII2-III! llll llll Illl llll llll llll llll CONGRATULATIONS TO 1932 GRADUATES QQ ALM NAISH 'llll llll llll llll llll Ml Illl Illl--Ill llll Illl llll 'Ill l1l1 lil! IIII THOS. J. SHEERAN CONTRACTOR FOR TILE and MAVNTEL WORK 5806 RIDGE AVENUE v llll Ill Ill llll Illl Ill llll 74 I I ,,,,,....mm- 1-I: I ummm:rp11Il!IIWII, Q SUCCESS 'QE N U 'fli I jig julie I . .17 if GEAEUAWEE cuss A P 1' 5 . 6 11 C I if 'r e g . :F 5 k , .JUELQE-EZ Q SEE? Ig? it 1 1 ,-x f f ess. Z 5' J llll Ill Ill' Illl llll llll Illl llll llll llll llll llll IIII llll' Page One hu-1Zdl'6d and fifft .:,,QKll0Q lflll Q Pl il 1 ll li l li Q lil Q li l Q IQ l IQ li l IQ i ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I i C ! ! ! I i Q 9,0 nioinininiu Page One hunldrcd and si t ilbiu 1' AQ cr 'A J Qi Q v.. Y l S Those who gaThered The maTerial Tor The pages oT This volume were de- voTed To Their Task oT love, so have we oT The school oT Type and ink given our uTmosT To produce a prinTed monurnenT vvorThy oT Purcell. I YeT, our saTisTacTion wiTh This work is measured noT so much by The resulTs oT craTTsnnanship as by The ThoughT ThaT This Annual rnay be prized and cherished when old, by all To whom iT belongs. JY fl TQ-Q3-2 is 3551 lg? K Schulte 6' Cappel 809 WALNUT STREET - CINCINNATI, OHIO - illil ini i li lil it it ini itll 101 lui it it 1 lit i it i M n' ' ' u ! ' M' W M V L Phone, MElrose 6945 Q EQ,XVgJggc.,,H'QlFR 5 THUMAS GRIFFIN 2 2 CONTRACTING PLASTERER CQFFEES . TEAS L sim., work ofAll Kinds Hotels and Restaurants A Repairing Promptly Attended To A Specialty g 4304 Smith Road Norwood, Ohio : s'--M --e W M- M 1 ---' u - 'ff' - ' ' ' '-'- ' we ATHOUC ' k Cl f1932' OURAGEOUS W1shesThe Best of Luc to ass o Q ' A V A LI E R S I LUB OF BFC Molto iiNez'cr Be Beaten i . .. - Ill -I--'55 ----n -u wg BEST WISHES 4 'V 9 to C bass of 3 2 E A FRIEND OF PURCELL . un un nu Illf Ill WH- 'HI mv-Us ' V W' ' 'fi' H ' QQ 5 chool-Spirit 55312322206 . E Hiciency S Vstem Q Q C Ourfesv I ntelligence E 0 bedience N eatness 5 N obility E dLfCE1ti0,H D UW 5 fffeiiuon i I :vur llll un nllu llll u ll un IIN I HH HH U14 ll' HW'- H H ' V U ' 'I' W KI' III' WI'-52 Page One huizdrcd and svvcniemz W S3 I QJISLQI- Ro gif gQQMAN What the future holds for some of the Seniors Kat! Cc 'on f Nff! SA! X ! 3f XP '5 Ones Q TAP DANCERS fma L, EQDEK 00- if Q35 Jqvlu JOIVE gw E0 - it? 'Po -176 :L 05, 'F Iv H ff , ' Wk 'Q lx 'QC XJ .jj ,J Q '1 'V J 1 X 'aovoehf M 5 P gwlffnu , DOWPAMC 4- .sreffa W'5.fe QRQR XE UTW PER AZZO '7 U A, AA' H51- ggo HELP us' A X s W W QfxooN551 f M E QW ,V R M29 5 cdgl 3,4550 DRINK f 43 NTIST Ya if 59 :K I r I Qlnmplimvntz Z n llll ll ll of Q it George McGregor Compliments of ' Comello Brothers A Ta i I o T 5 224 EAST EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO I Illl llll llll IIII llll Illl Nil llll .WITT S1 CO. Funeral Hump JEFFERSON 0105 2' .... .... .... .... I . . - .... .... .... . .,. M., .... I .... .,.. .... .... I .... . . I . .- M' 'U' H ' 2 X' E ' EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 1 I I . We Specialize in I JIAGNUS WHITE 952f3Wf'W,--f- i A HIGH- GRADE Re istered Optometrist and Optician I Z 521 MAIN ZTREET PHONE, MAIN 7405 I 5 F U E L M, ,H ,,,, ,,,, ,, 2 FOR HOMES A A A- IIII III- A A IIII IIII IIII II-I III- IIII I I I I I II-I III' I 3 John Feldman PARK HALL A 5 T H E R E CoaIfCoke QQ , I Donham Ave. and 3065 MADISON ROAD Pennsylvania R-R' QAKLEY Phone 'EAst 0865 775 fun lllf ---l I In - 'R X' un -:-- lnfu ualu u I - llll I '51 fgohzdi to 3101411311: in 1:1 1411 ini 311 3 imiriri iuiriri 1 111 3-131113111 I Photographs Are Memories Made Permanent Tiffanytone Photographs A r e B e t t e 17 YOUNG 6' CARL VINE STREET, AT SEVENTH CINCI'NNATI,OI-IIO - flliilil i li i i li ll ri lil I li i i :ini It i i li 3 i it ini lincbt I i ini i 9 eOr I I'd ri ' 31 .iq gig llll llll um uuw un In 49 WE Q' 'T 29 GUARANTEE I , . ' L J AN 63 EFFICIENT I If N CN ECQNQMICAL I A 5 yme,jfmfAC'Q-J76?.-:ww FUEL ' 425 Wafzh Sireei, Gizczmfaizld Telephone MAin 8181 We Mine and Deliver Direct to You 'P lgll l ' D III' IIII III' I I H llll u M M u M 4. OUR H' ' ' Sh 2714 ER1ElggglSOn HYEJDIEPARK GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS , - T Lamps, Pewter, Glassware, Leather Goods, Costume AND I Jewelry, Greeting Cards, Lending Library POND CREEK Nfl' I .... ff .ff I lf PCCAHONTAS . lflompliments ofr K WE SELL 2 I M533f2IgcE 1. H. HUSCHART Clean Dependable Fuels 'lllll llll llll llll lil! Q0 IIII Illl 'III llll llll llll Illl IIII llll llll llll + HIGH IN HEAT VALUE- IZARESH VERY Low IN ASH CONTENT IQOBUST If-ARNEST COAL CO. H.oNoRAELE Over loo Years of Fuel Service lAl3IE2.PEE'S155lfLLY AACTIVE MAIH 5170 913 DIXIE TERMINAL A N-UTED -I. -I.. ---- I -.- -I-- -I.- -..- '--- --II ---' I - - - - I - - mr- -z-'-- Ill- ---' ---- IIII I - - -A I-I 4' PgOhddd 3 -llll Ill lill llll llll Illl llll Ml Ill ll IIII llll llll Successful Students must watch two things very carefully: their mental progress and their health. Athletes, scientists, and dieticians all testify to the healthful qualities of Ice Cream. Add to this the delicious taste of FRE N CH-BAUER Ice Cream and you have the ideal food for a student. Look up the nearest FRENCH- BAUER dealer for this delicious treat. FRENCHBA ER A Incorporated Cl'Ierry588O X Ill llll LII IIII llIl'llIII llll X WM. SPANGENBERC1 DEALER IN Choice Meats and Poultry PHONE WOODBURN 5821 2839 Woodburn Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio Illl Ill llll llll lill llll Ill! llll llll Ill ll! Ill Illl III llll IIII PAPER HANGING PAINTING W. I. Brink, Interior Decorator Modern Wall Coverings PHONE WOODBURN 411OfM 1709 FERNWOOD WALNUT HILLS llll lill llll llll llll llll ll Ill llll llll llll -llll' llll -HIL? : Ill lill Ill Ill! llll Ill Ill lil Ill ll Ill Ill' Odice Hours Nitrous-Oxide 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. X-Ray Dr. Louis Pollack , DENTIST PHONE CHERRY 6938 612 Vine St., Znd Floor Cincinnati, Ohio llll llll' llll llll llll llll IIII llll llll Illl llll llll ll llll llli llll llll llll llll llll llli Illl Illl ' llll llll llll I For Plumbing Repairs cfm. woonsuiw oosz SLEIGI-IT St CONLON I: r e s h rn a n IQ Q g a r d S . 1UNIORf'D -MEN E V e 1' V 2 t SEND f e n i o r I'I o n o r a b l e li Q fx?-1 ,QQ a n l y U If n e r g e t i c M D H o b l e E lg Co se 3 TO T1-IE GRADs OF '32 I NGRATULATXO 2 5 R if .... M. .... .... .... 7... .... ... ... .... 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WATCHES CINCINNATI, OHIO. mu mu un Illl Illl lm vm HI' III' 'H' HY- 'U' 'U' 'U' 'Wg' 50 IH' 'H' Ml Illl I G' ' S T - S Stepplng tones E ThruLife Compliments of I--ove of God E Loyalty John R. Conway E-xactness 9 'lourteousness Manufacturers of Paper Boxes IQ'igl1teoL1sness U-prightness I D-erseverance 2261-2275 SPRING GROVE AVENUE CHAMINADEAN CLUB PHONES WEST 7997-7998 ww I-1' W llll HH 'IH III' ll'I ' ' U 'i' ff 'i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'P age One h1md1'c'd and Iweizfy-t ii Q DQUQ Q1 I lil l I The Cavalier of 1932 I Illustrated with I-Ialfftcmes and Line Etchings Made By I The Schultz-Gosiger C0 Photo Engravers 514 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OI-IIC , :P M Compliments of Joseph T. Dilllroff e .... --..,. 5 .H ,... -- --i n ml nn nu un un nm un IlY'1Illl Illl un III Ill nu IIN un un IIII mlza lm un--nu nn IIN nu un llll r- u GRADUATION - WEDDING - ANNIVERSARY GIFTS GEORGE GANSTER Compliments of QQ 5 IEWELER I Ill llll - lll llll llll llll IN' Ill' IU' HI' H02-. L IIII llll ml ull ml Illl lm ui: -lm llll llll nn llll IIII un llll ml I llll llll llll lm ull ml m ' ml lm lm 'ill nn mi lm lm un: lil! llll llll Ill! llll llll llll I lll llllif 'Ill lm - ml llll llll llll llll llll Success to Students of Purcell High School 3 E SL i . . - 6121 MONTGOMERY ROAD SCl'1II61d6I' TITS Co. ' PLEASANT RIDGE M 0 'I fl W If 'f f T 6 S e I FOR QUALITY Eooos SEE Us - 13TH AND BROADWAY Q Phone ME1feee 8337 We Deliver 1 llll llll llll llll llll - -1 NH llll llll llll llll I I 3 W 'Ill llll ' U. W' 'H' lm 'I 'H' N W' 'U' Im 'WJ ' l 'iG Mil ' ' G ' GEO. E-FERN co- I fBE5T WISHES Party Fcwors and Decorations 2 F I 0 m . 1252-4 ELM STREET y PARKWAY 5584 2 A FRIEND OF PURCELL 1 un nu nu nu un llll uu-- -- llll llll llll IIII llll 1 u I 1 uxnu nanl 1 n 3 Qu, ,,,, ,m ,H m, ,M u,,-Wm, ,,,, m, nn ,M ,HT -- I wg- Big enough to meet every demand at any time 'T that's your Tele- for service made upon it, but not phone Organization. Telephone too big to make that service Ht service is a friendly service, it the needs of anyone, anywhere, gives so much for so little. THE CINCINNATI AND SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY XBSQBURIA pg 3 Q1 3 2 5 'S T T fa ,,. BE u 35. ,E Wm I IM gl I X- T e 1 I 'Q 6' 1 42,4 6,95 ' 'fflrnouml z n ll Ill III llll Illl llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llli-1-llll IIII IIII llll llll llll llll llll llll llll llll lm llll llll IIII TIL Page Um' hundred and f'ZC'C7'lfj'-j'I'IJC 3 5 Gifts For All Occasions ' DR. C. H. MASON : : 2 4527 Main Ave. Phone MElrose 1852 Norwood, O. : ll llll llll llll Illl Ill llll Ill Ill llll llll Ill Illl llll llll Illl IIIIW 'IIN IIII IIII llll llll lil Illl lllllillll Ill ll WI Ill IIN Illl nl! Ill 1 i B MUSIC - RADIO - REFRIGERATION 3 F My b t t 1 1 RALPH ITSOHNER et CT Cl A GL N Quality Meats at Popular Prices O Q O 1 T 912 EAST MCMILLAN STREET I - . 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Phone ME1. 9415 Norwood, o. , I- HN II 'HI llll llll -Ill 'Ill Ill' IIN WI 'E T-nn un un un un u un un Ill un ml un u lu III In nu ui W ' 'U' 7 'll Eau: un un nu nu nu un lu un-1 , 5 ' Good Cofee : Stewart S Pharmacy and Genuine Home Mode cm t o PRESCRIPTIONS I o. : Q The Paramount Ch1l1 Parlor 1 Worth and Warren Aves. Norwood, Ohio I 905 E.. McMillan near Gilbert l Phones, Melrose 4547, 9544 We Serve Niser Ice Cream 2 I Always Open Phone WOodburn 1823 g nm u llll nu an llll un un nu ul ull Ill un 5 in mg - gn qu gn ,I M nu gg mpg -nm nm nn nn -nn nn nu nu nn nn nu nu nu un nu ll ll nl uu nl nn un un un nu nu ax ID. B 1 ' , 5 h 1 L. oifiiff TWENTY MIGHTY MEN St. oihtiiflm ' 3 gf'0S5 l F L J. Schuveinefus 5 - OPPGS EL U. S 'th Cf- Holmes OF 32 P, Stubbers 5 Cr- Livingston C i- J. Stuntebeclc 5 E- gldfois Gooo LUCK G- Cfhieru I , - lemellel' lD. Cfooheq Q JL Scheuz TO THE SENIORS P. weber' Pres. llll lui Ill' In ull Ill Ill llll Ill! ull Ill- Ill Ill lu Ill ul lllilll llll llll Ill HU' i ENIORS 1113 COM PLIMENTS n s x: : - k Uccr-iss HI- hun un T0 THE CLASS or '32 l FRESHMAN llll ' llll Ill Ill llll ll III ll ll' ll ll -ll Page Om' hundred and twenty-.wzfmz One BEYCND THE HORIZON CONTINUED - FRCM PAGE 59 coaches af Nofre Dame, Soufhern California and Sfanford, respecfively. Af fhaf momenf a loud crash was heard, and fo fhe amazemenf of all, Francis Feffer, world's champion flag-pole siffer, had fallen from fhe- balcony, iusf missing fhe bald pafe of Senafor Edward J. Dubell. Senafor Edward was siffing af a fable wifh his friends, Councilman McLaughlin of Cincinnafi, Mayor McDonough, also of fhis cify, Disfricf Afforney Jones of New York and Charlie Sfayfon of fhe local law firm of Sfayfon and Sfayfon. When fhe excifemenf had subdued, fhe masfer of ceremonies in- froduced fhe following speakers: Louis Cappel, parf owner of fhe Cin- cinnafi Merchanf's Marf, fhe largesf building in fhe world, who spoke on fhe growfh of Cincinnafig Bernard Feldman, edifor of The Cincinnafi Posf, chose as his fopic The Younger Generafionf' Fafher Jerome Merkel, S.J., fold of fhe value of a college educafion for young men. The speakers, as affer-dinners speakers offen do, spoke for a lengfhy period. so lengfhy was if in facf fhaf fhe enfire assembly, even Professors Fischer, l-lanlon and Gruber of fhe Universify of Cincinnafi, were caughf napping. Affer fhe speakers were finally knocked down, Cla'rence Griffin, Chairman of fhe Amusemenf Commiffee, announced fhaf his vaudeville company, which was in Cincinnafi af fhe fime, would provide fhe enfer- fainmenf. The orchesfra, direcfed by Dick Robers, fhe Young Maesfro, broke ouf wifh fhe Sf Louis Blues, as fhe curfain wenf up for fhe begin- ning of fhe show. The firsf specialfy was by fhaf inimifable RKO favorife, Chesfy Wilmes, originafor of fhe now-famous Dance of fhe Snakes. Arf Behrman followed wifh a violin solo, accompanied by Fred Michael af fhe Baldwin. The nexf acf was a murder mysfery farce spiced wifh humor. Tony Schmieg was fhe hero: Bill Mefzger, fhe villain, and Charles Dooin was fhe heroine, Af a crucial momenf in fhe lasf acf, Mrs. Roberf Fefick, wife of a prominenf local business man, fainfed. From fhe sfage, appeals were made for a docfor and Doc Davis, Counfy Coroner, revived her. Following fhe mysfery drama, a male dancing chorus was presenfed. The dancers were: Bob Bechf, Floyd Bauman, Jim Cavanaugh, Bob Brofzge, Bill Duffy, Arf Faulhaber and Eric Espel. They received much applause for fheir efforfs. A fapdance by fhe Robien- Rumd Duo, ersfwhile Broadwayifes, was appreciafed greafly by fhe audience. , Before fhe nexf acf was sfarfed we heard a greaf disfurbance, and in walked Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwing wifh eleven liffle Schwings, swinging along behind. Carl fold us fhaf he was a successful farmer in fhe I-loosier Sfafe. The concluding acfin fhe show feafured Wilbur Wrighf, world renowned magician and his assisfanf, Carl Oldensmifh. They gave a very mysferious exhibifion of snake charming. T Continued on Page 134 hundred and tzcfvnfy-ciglzt We Are I-'lappy Io Express Our Conlinued Good Wishes Io The PURCELL CAVALIER BAND To lls Gradualing Members and Io Ihe Facully lvlay you all enioy in lhe Iulure Ihal same unprecedenled success you have so righlly earned in The pasI'. lvlay you cherish The memories of 'rhe Band as +he happiesl of your high school days. , P ' lvlay you benelil Through lhe close comradeship you have developed among olher band members. AND-may you always encourage lhose you are leaving Io lake your place. - These are our wishes! -F. B. DOWD. , X lf ggjs. .X-.ll ' -- - ni IWQQTFQ 5 Fi-s ff - - ir' Qs-- .- 'T' lg? I Vf l T -.1 ,fn DL ,FTW v X 4541. lfujk I X 'Q ral '- - Qi f 1 , s ss if , ,, , X I-, wx, . q , M-uf.-.-Q 1 A J' . .XX -S39'i4M,s3.QB,x-,grqi X. xQ7Qf:.e- ,I i?gfy v 6 I5 nn 5355? J . ,El ' ,ff Ts .X g- by xx'x. v:.N - x. - Q -'.,' A 4' 'gg xi.-Liam' N if 5 I T I .fy I1 l l I 'TT' I gl .eff-fi T1,1p-ig, I xi . W Mgt, ii- ,g I 5 lfy 'XA I Eltgla : E gy '.-.,.,. li - i TT? '- :I ili I -fx, .kim ,,,I 9 I' i 39 li Ili lx ll I ,, IfTLN'TT'T 'N -. si. . - A X P. 1.x-:vip -:sf .X ,GN I Ahlhl 2 55 X N, sf ' f I'l f ::Q3f,m4 - if ,Q .A Ill '- - ,- fa,C,4.i,Y! X ' I Y' ' .-.' L -4 1 1 f -, ,,., :55 rl 1 I I 2 'r-:' I .3 if K ., . 'ii lf- - rlflllli- . fi L - 5 .. If-I-E1QEf 'L v A . I, H, jf? f ,,.,, I was , a ll' ill . ' M l 1-I ':',Q if 'N .i YM! I llsulllflllel , 9' . , H Isiriwigfiikl We are very proud, indeed, +o poin'I Io 'Ihe Purcell Cavalier Band, as one of Ihe many bands we have served. Our melhod of organizing, 'Iraining and developing bands 'Ihrough 'Phe renling of inslrumenls is incomparable. We offer direcf facfory service. incinnati usical Company , Suile SOI-503 Keiih Building y 525 Walnul' Sfreel' CHerry 6366 CINCINNATI, OHIO I Specializing in , BAND ORGANIZINGTHROUGH DIRECT FACTORY SERVICE lil S lil Q IQHQK Q02 IQI Q il I il QI ll i IQ QUQ lilillllll U Ul0illQHll Page Ono hundred and fzccnfx II m N ! Ill Ill 2? For Service and Quality CALL ON H. Woebkenberg Dairy Co. READINCG, CINCINNATI MII llll llll Ill IIII lfll llll llll llll ll llll IH ll llll llll Ill PHONE VALLEY 0392 Congratulations To The Class of IQ32 , MRs.'THEo. J. GEISLER ll Ill Ill ll ll ll ll ll Ill llll IU ll ll lil llll ll CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF IQ32 Q J. MGQUAIDE Compliments of 5 1 GEoRGE GANSTER 2 l g 3 fE WELER E 5 Graduation and Wedding Gifts . I . I : Elgin and Gruen Watches i L PHONE MElrose 1852 I 1 4527 MAIN AVENUE NORWOOD, OHIO iii!!! IIII14-ll Ull I ll lll IU ll Il ' GEO. E. FERN co. DE C ORA T ORS E : 1252-54 ELM STREET 5 g PArkway 5584 L: iz ,I-Ill lll lll I llll IIN Ill ll: Ill Ill II gl! ll ll ll Ill Ill Ill lill ll M'-ll Compliments of 'Id QQ EDW.HOLTZLEITER i O A FRIEND M ..., ..,. . .. .. .H .. .W .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Compliments of a Ffienci 3 X' .... ,... ... .... ... .... ... .... .H sf... -u 'K I ge Om' hundred and thirty X ll ll Ill llili-ll ll Ill IIII Ill Ill ll llll Ml llll Ill llll'llll llll Ml III1 ll M! Ili Ill ll Ill Il llll Q4 9 BUY YOUR Radio f Refrigerator f and Household Appliances FROM Service 3453 Edwards Courteous Road Efficient Cooper Bldg. WhfFQfZl3qeed EA. 1382 X llll llll Ill 'llli ll! ml Ill llll In ml Ill Ill llll Ili llll llll llll llll IIN ml llll Ill ll llll ll Ill Ill ll---llll In ll' R H' r H 'l S ' H' 'I' '-I 1-H H- IH- -I -H+ rw -M- ADAM SETTELMAYER i Daily Wleazf fllarlfet Tel. woodbum 0929 925 E. McMillan sf. ' 2 KESSLING'S DRY GOODS - NOTIONS and READY TO WEAR Cincinnati' Ohio We Deliver E 2037 Madison Rd. Phone Woodburn 7296 4 4 gvllll Ill Ill! ll MU ll Ill Ill Ill Ill llll Ill ll ll! ll II MII F zresiorze Tires - Ba1fz'er'z'es Purcell High Band E Z was uniformed by The Cincinnati Regalia THE CONGO TIRE CO. 2 Cars Greased 1- Road Service Ben. L. Hefele, Manager ' Company ' f M M M ,,,, M M M MMMM M . ' 1 Manltfacmfrers of 3 Compliments of Fine Uniforms 4 145 West Fourth Street Cincinnati, Ohio A Friend of Purcell mg, Y lm mg! lsllll llll ll Ill llll III llll Ill III Ill llll Ill M 'l llll Ill HI llll llll Il llll llll 24 just a Reminder We rent Card Tables, Chairs and Linen Covers for bridge parties and social gatherings of all kinds SUPERIOR LAUNDRY WEst 0440 9 - l I if '54 llll Ill HN Ill! Ill lll HI Ill ll! Ill ll lm' 'lil Ill Ill IIN llll Ill Page One hundred and z'h'i1'fy- svlll III Ill Ill Ill IIII ll IIII lll Ill IIII III-fl!! ll IIII ll Ill II1 . I I For Kiln Dried Iglardwoods jj n gm P m H 1- g I Century F ooring - g SEE I Nvlanu Qarrg illilnnrman I I nf 31uninr E T M. B. FARRIN LUMBER CO. Bm, mm!! 25th, 1532 ii SPRING GROVE AVENUE T s M ,, 1 h , , 1 'I' R U C K I N G Many men of the Class of '32 are proud of their Bond Suits I S T 0 R A G E I I All with two pants 1 . 1 I 1 Consolidated Trucking Co. I 1 BOND STORE, Inc. 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I Sth and VINE ' Q I - I . . ' ' CLOTHINGCO' . llll Ill' IW Ill lil! Ill III-ill! Ill? MII Illl I MII For Best Results Use Foy lx Q4 g'll1'l S I 's Finishes E 7 E iCompliments of JIM! 'llll fe I : E Dmizm , l 4 Monocnoniv ' I wfwt-.smrzav-gf : . . 2 T Paznts - Vavnzshes - Lacquers 2 f 2 T The FOY PAINT Co. . 3 ManuAfact,u1.er.s , Q NORWOOD ' RETAIL DEPT. zao E. FIFTH STREET, CINCINNATI ' I :E Ill ll! III ll In Ill l ll Ill HN IIN li Lili we CHRIS. J. KIEHFUSS Compliments of Cl Friend ' ' H. J. B. Ill VII ll Ill Ill Ill ll ll! Ill ll Ill Ill llll H Page Ona hundred and thirty-tl age One - BEYOND TH CONTINUED F dancing was To begin, in The beauT OM R The celebraTion was resumed when an 'd org The alumni meT Mrs. Maurice J. Dwyer, inquiring as To The whereabouTs oF To hear ThaT he was home Taking care oT T saunTered leisurely Through The corri The ballroom and danced To The musio orchesTra direcTed by TooTs KeaTing. n Trio, oT Sheeran, Shields and Tobin, broad dered The vocal choruses. The Tobi neTwork. The Trio had iusT Tinished inTerrupTed by The enTrance oT I-loT who being plumbers, were laTe as usu Themselves, and had been ushered To To a Table in The Tar corner oT The hall iokes To James l-losTy, Fred l-lumph men were members oT The Barber's Their Their EH P ORIZON AGE 128 announcemenT was made ThaT iTul c1rysTal ballroom aT once. We Maurice. They were surprised he children. We sTepped inTo oT The Tamous inTernaTional AlberT Caruso Comer, ren- eccenTric singers, composed casTed a Tew songs over The world TirsT number, when They were EauceTT and his broTher, Cold, al. fkTTer The EauceTTs had excused Table, our aTTenTion was drawn , where Chuck WaTson was Telling rey a Unio nd Bob Nordloh. All oT These n - ' , and being good union men, smoked noThing buT JesTer cigareTTes, made by The KeanegLampe Company. As we glanced over The sea oT sonages, among whom were Elmore dancers, we saw many Tamous per- Sch The Tamous invenTors, who gained promin vision some years back. AnoTher p being Travels in ATrica. This book Klusmeyer and Joseph SchoenhoTT, plorers. Over in The Tar corner, Dic wiTh pleasure, aTTempTing To 'sell liTe TanT, was quoTing prices on some w The Urbana STaTe, Bank. A disTurba eider and George SchulhoTT, nce by perTecTing radio Tele- rson whom we observed was none 0 . oTher Than The Tamous Jack KeeTe, auThor recounTs The experiences oT Wilbur Tamous big-game hunTers and ex- k lvl insu T many books. his mosT Tamous rance To Charles SchaTer and rk Tor Thomas Welsh PresidenT oT HCS oorman was combining business - ll n ll ' o I ' w as heard in The midsT oT The Clem Perazzo, Paul Weaver, NorberT Schemmel, world-Tamous Trapeze arTisTs Joe STacey accoun o Bud STeTTen and Frank Goebel, rushed T I-loward Wessling was merely Telling China. Ed was sTill deaT Trom seTTin Three newcomers, ready Tor w Ed rk b celebraTion. Dick Wagner, camera ma his aides, John Veerkamp, sound Tec hnicia n e e o dancing and The bouncers, Bruce Morgan, Q 0 I m The scene. They Tound ThaT aier abouT The depression in lvl a new airplaneendurance record. ppeared near The end oT The n Tor The Sweeney News and n and Dick Scully, incharge oT lighTing eTfecTs. When iT was noTiced ThaT we were going To be phoTographed, Lee WalTer, To Leonard Kroeger rushed madly To a They would be sure To be seen in Th Following This, an announceme would be concluded. ATTer many ha leave, resolving ThaT we would som SenTker, Ralph Ossenbeck and place near The phoTographer where e picTure. nT was made ThaT The ceremonies ndsha day G hundred and tllirty-four kes and Tarewells, we Took our again have a similar reunion. J, un un 1+ Tl-IE FENWICIX Arclicliocesan Center of Recreational and Social Activities For Catholic Boys and Young Men of Greater Cincinnati SWIMMING ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CALISTHENICS HANDBAU' Under the direction of Rev. James Hurley VOLLEY BALL BASKETBALL INDOOR BASKETBALL BOXING WRESTLING E TRACK P MEMBERSHIP from 54.00 to 525.00 per yea BOWLING ofa Ill Ill Ill III III llll Illl ll llll Illl Ill llll NH Ill llll llll ll Ill uoio 4. H ng llll ml hi, It May Interest You to Know Tliatff I All great Athletes, Movie Stars Business Executives, Universities ' and the U. S. Government rec- ommend MILK for all ages. Milk is liquid life -- use it freely! v ORDER YOUR QUARTTODAY I THE LWEBER DAIRY co. + I Ill I Ill Ill lllllf-Ill Ill ll IIN Ill ll llll Ill ll Ill Ill NU' IIII Ill llll llll ll llll , llll Ill Ill Il llll llll llll llll HQ Brake Lining r TI R E S Spark Plug ' ' T V gf Batteries IOOMPALIMENTS OF ' Firestone Service Stores,i Inc. CONGO TIRE CO. 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BECHT, ROBERT H. .....,.. .... . BEHRMANN, ARTHUR BELLERSEN, ALBERT .... BRINK, ROBERT ......., .. BROTZGE, ROBERT F .... . BUSEMEYER, JOSEPH CAPPEL, LOUIS ......... CASSADY, JOHN L. ...... . CAVANAUGH, JAMES E.. COLETTA, SALVATORE COMER, ALBERT ........ CONNELY, THOMAS M.... CONWAY, EDWIN J ..... CONWAY, JOHN R. .... . COSTELLO, EDWARD CREAHAN, ROBERT F.... CROSBY, LAWRENCE DAVIS, HARRY J. ....... . DOOIN, CHARLES L. .... . DOWNIN6, WARREN H.. DUBELL, EDWARD J. .... . DUFFY, WILLIAM P. .... . DUGGAN, JOHN E ...... DUNLAP, ROBERT DWYER, MAURICE J ..... ESPEL, ERIC J. .......... . FAUCETT, RICHARD J. FAUCETT, ROBERT P. FAULHABER, ARTHUR FEDERER, THOMAS J. FELDMAN, BERNARD FETICK, ROBERT J. FETTER, FRANCIS J ...... . FISCHER, PAUL J. .....,. . FREDERICKS, CLIFFORD FURSTENAU, ERNEST G... G-AEKE, JOSEPH B. ...... . GOEBEL, FRANCIS ..... GRIFFIN, CLARENCE .... GRUBER, DAVID J. GRUNDHOEFER, WILLIAM HAMILTON, WILLIAM HANLON, DAVID ..... ' HETZ, JAMES ....... HILL, ALEXIS ........... 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MAIER, EDWARD L. MARTIN, PETER A. ..... . MCCORMACK, JOHN MCDONOUCH, THOMAS MELAUQHLIN, ROBERT e... McNAMARA, JOSEPH ...... MEOUAIDE, LAWRENCE R... MERKEL, JEROME R. ...,... . METZGER, WILLIAM J. ..... . MICHAEL, FREDERICK R., JR.... MOORMAN, RICHARD J. MORGAN, JOHN BRUCE .... NEISON, JOSEPH . ....... . NICHOLAS, JOHN A. .... . NORDLOH, ROBERT J. O'BRIEN, JOHN O. .... .. o'DONNELL, DAVID ...... OLDENSMITH, CARL J. ..., . OSSENBECK, RALPH E., JR.. PAVELY, JEROME ........... PERAZZO, CLEMENT PORTER, THOMAS J. .. RAY, WILLIAM E. ..... . ROBERS, RICHARD B ..... ROBIEN, JACK H. ..... .. RODDEN, WILLIAM J.... RUILMANN, BERNARD .... RUMP, JOSEPH H. ...., . RUSSO, FRANK x ...... SACK, LEO PAUL .......... SCHAEER, CHARLES SCHEMMEL, NORBERT ,.... SCHMIEG, ANTHONY SCHNEIDER, ELMORE SCHOENHOFF, JOSEPH .... SCHULHOFF, GEORGE E.... SCHWING, CARL A. ....... . SCULLY, RICHARD ...... SENTKER, THOMAS E.... SHEERAN, ROBERT SHlELDS, JOHN ........ SIEOMAN, AUSTIN A. .... . STACEY, -JOSEPH ........ . 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