Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1936 volume:

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I f In 1' If: -32 f' TT 4' '-'31 g1f4 7tiAE .- If.. I V r. '25, ' My j5.'.I. - - - . . . f?'Ff if - . .....- .11 .I I . A wk, ....1' . -....' JZ. I ! fx JM Page Two THE CAVALIER Edward Krekeler .... ..... E ditor-in-Chief Roger McDermott ..., .... B usiness Manager i Frank Schaf .... ....... S taff Artist J Robert Inkrot. .... .... A ssociate Editor Melvin Tepe. . . .... Associate Editor NCOUNTERING the greatest difficulties ever experienced by a Senior Class at Purcell, THE CAVALIER was launched on another successful year. There was much consternation among the members of the class, but with the appointment of Edward B. Krekeler as Editor-in-Chief their worries ceased. It was through his untiring efforts, as well as those of the Associate Editors, Bob Inkrot and Melvin Tepe, that the book was a success. The Senior Class is indebted to the other members of the Staff. Jack Seuberling was responsible for the interesting personals, Gene Weber for the write-ups of the clubs, Bob O'Brien handled the activities in his usual efficient manner, Bill Long created the unique and intimate personalities, while Stan Sullivan was in charge of the Sports Department. All deserve the thanks of the Senior Class. The Business Staff, with Roger McDermott as Manager and George Comello as his able assistant, were in charge of the financial end of THE CAVALIER, and they handled it in a businesslike manner. The Faculty Advisers were the Reverend James Donnelly and Brother Thomas Dolan. FRONT ROW-G, Comello, S. Sullivan, R. Goesling, E. Krekeler lEditorl, M. Tepe, F. Schaf, R. O'Brien. SECOND ROW-C, Hughes, P. Cassidy, W. Long, E. Weber, R. Moorman, R. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-J. Byrne, J. Malone, G. Hessler, R. Maloney, T. Shields, REAR ROW-R. Stricker, J. Chenderlein, R. Schumacher, R, Inkrot, H. Barnhorst, R. McDermott. QA! C-avafiet fZzN1'.1AcJI cgenlufr Cjfmu of Ifjucccff V474 it-ANZ f Q 3 6 ,I 1 Maj jgcvctcmg Q-l'z:cA!f.iA0W KM JMJLLA O.,f1, 5, 7. 23 ffzll. ffgevutemff 7011714 Cflffew, Ll. 35 THE CAVALIER Brother Edward W. Lynch Vice-President Reverend Aloysius J. Seitz, S. M. President The Presidenfs Message Now that you face the choice of 1ife's course, be guided neither by your imag- ination nor by your emotions, but by reason and the principles of your Catholic faith. Bear in mind first and foremost, the essential, then the serviceable, finally the pleasurable. Lei your decisions be clear- cut and resolute! Your happiness will not depend on the measure of material prosperity you acquire, but upon a right conception of the meaning of life! THE CAVALIER The Most Rev John T McNicholas . . , O The Most Rev. Joseph H. Albers Rt. Rev. Msgr. J . Henry Schengber Rev. Joseph E. Collins Rev. Carl J. Ryan Rev. John B. Reichert Rev. Justin Kennedy, O.P. Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Cain Purcell Welfare Association Dr. and Mrs. Cyril Schrimpf Mr. and Mrs. William Siemon Mrs. Mary Macke Miss Mary C. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. George F. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Byrne Miss S. Johanigman Mr. and Mrs. George Steuer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goetz Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fehring Dr. John Flannery Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Piening Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kapfer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Maloney Joseph H. Konermann '33 Mr. Robert Traeme Arthur J . Boger .P., S.T.M. A T R 0 N Dr. Emerson C. Beckelhimer, D.D.S. Edward T. Dixon Ziv and Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Armstrong Edwin G. Becker Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Hanlon Mal C. Malone Lawrence Herschede Thomas J. O'Brien Roger C. McDermott William A. Pohl Louis F. Wille, Jr. Mrs. Helen Bright F rank E. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hoban Dr. Edgar G. Gaenge P115 THE CAVALIER Rev. Cornelius C. Berning Bro. Thomas W. Burke Mr. Irvin Brasch Mr. Paul D. Cain Bro. Thomas J. Dolan J XJ! f Rev. James E. Donnelly Bro. Raymond L. Dotzler Bro. Johrig. 1 1 It l THE CAVALIER Bro. Joseph C. Fox Bro. Ralph J. Gorg Rev. Leo T. Herlihy l Bro. Louis A. Hetlich Bro. Edward T. Horgan Rev. Sylvester Huser Bro. Russell A. .loly Rev. Justin Kennedy, O. P l'4m.' Xl THE CAVALIER Rev. Richard E. Kennedy Bro. Joseph F. Lekan Bro. Charles J. Leonard Bro. John J. Pfaff J ' Bro. Lawrence A. Mann Page T Leo s. Rausch Bro. Gabriel J. Rus Bro. Bernard H. Schenkel THE CAVALIER Bro. Francis W. Schneider . l ofa ' ,iv ' Bro. Stephen Sheehy ff ez, f K in Bro. William L VN THE CAVALIER ACTIVITIES COOPERATION For many students, school begins at eight-thirty and lasts until two o'clock. For many more . . . Life begins at two! Then there are both athletic and scholastic interests to appeal to many more. Language clubs, literary groups, social activi- ties and athletic teams form the nu- cleus ot after-school activity life. These various interests comprise that intangible something, known as School Spirit. Cooperation has been the keynote in the success ot these extra- curric- ular activities. Through the har- monious relations existing between students and Faculty, the success ot these clubs has spread the name and tame of the Cavalier throughout our fair city. CHEERLEADERS-Carmen Argento, Raymond Osterday, Edwin Hurst, ABSENT-Fred Lange, Thomas Monqan. Ill' 7,'l'r'lT'l' THE CAVALIER f Hlfily 05 1- A N Ti 0 . A . :Aff , J FRONT ROW-J. Byrne lDrum-Majorl, J. Sharkey, A. Menke, E. Lang, M, Carroll, E. Anderson, J. Burke, W. Malloy, R. Ruwe, C. Frankenberg. SECOND ROW - J. Allen, C. Vassolo, E. Joseph, T. Nuttle, I. Young, F. Huprich, J. Godfrey, J. Berens, K. Kraut. THIRD ROW-C. Overbeck, G. Sharkey, N. Mott, T. Murphy, R. Grinke- meyer, R. Smith, W. Sponzilli, J. Cassinelli, H. Schoettlekotte. FOURTH ROW- J. Blank, A. Bruemmer, R. Kennedy, P. Breitenbach, J. Joseph, W. Knabe, W. Grote, V. Nieporte, R. Burdick, J. Blank. REAR ROW-T. Dwyer, R. Poynter, L. Schroder, J. Lemkuhl, H. Weikel, G. Berens, M. Tepe, F. Heithaus. THE BAND The roll of the drums! The blare of the trumpets! The roar of the standsl Purcell's Band is here! Headed by Joe Byrne, the premiere band leader of Purcell, proudly strutting down the murky green of the football field, the Band, under the able direction of C A V A L I E R S Brother Schneider, does its act. Inspiring in its crimson and Q N gold uniforms, exultant over the prospects of a future victory on P A R A D E the gridiron, it instills in the proud cohorts of Purcell a feeling ot enthusiasm and pride. At the football games, at the Holy Name Rally, at the Double-Header Basketball Game, and at the Oratorical Contest, the Band gave a creditable account of itself. ' The Band, through graduation, loses the following members: J. Byrne, R. Bardon, H. Burdick, H. Weikel, J. Blank, M. Tepe, V. Nieporte, R. Smith, G. Sharkey and J. Joseph. l'u51.' TI Pagr' l anV!1't'r1 THE CAVALIER SEATED-J. Flynn, J. Crosby, R. Birkmeyer, J. Kapier. STANDING-R. O'Brien, T. Martin, W. Adelsperger, J. Shea, R, McDermott, J. Malone, H. Copier, .l. Byrne, N. Gaesler. Howard Copfer lLord Fancourt Babberlyl, who played the leading role in Charley's Aunt, made the show a dramatic success. His impersonation of the substitute Charley's Aunt was one of the best bits of acting seen on local amateur stages. The two college students, Neal Faessler Hack Chesneyl and James Crosby fCharley Wyke- CHARLEY'S AUNT haml, portrayed the lives of Oxford students with professional skill. Their girl friends, Joe Kapter fMiss Verdunl and Ray Birkmeyer lMiss Spettiguel, played their parts with the natural ease that shows much practice. .lake Malone fSir Francis Chesneyl impersonated a real father, while Joe Byrne fStephen Spettiguel proved a very mean uncle. Some thought that Roger McDermott fBrassettl stole the show with his marvelous interpretation of the wise but humorous butler. Bob O'Brien fFarmerl, .lack Flynn fMiss Delahayl, Walter Adelsperger lDonna Lucia D'Alvadorezl and .lack Shea fMaudl were valuable assets to both the sincere and humorous sides ot the play. Senior members ot the cast are: Howard Copier, .loe Byrne, Jack Malone, Roger McDermott, Bob O'Brien, Stage Managers, Tom Martin and Joe Cregan, The success of Charley's Aunt is due chiefly to the untiring efforts ot Father Seitz and his able assistant, Brother Rus. Through his unfailing interest and his ability to select an all-star cast, Father Seitz has again presented a hit. THE CAVALIER FRONT ROW - P. Morand, C. McGonagle, W. Hall, R. Cassidy, REAR ROW - W. Kleiman, W. Molloy. Led by Charles Hughes, untiring Editor-in-Chief, and his versatile associate, Larry Mongan, the Plume Staff published five creditable issues of the school publication. One more step in the gradual metamorphosis, which must accompany every growing thing, was the adoption ot a very striking color design, created by .lack Kohlman. One of the most interesting departments was the Sports Section, successfully handled by Melvin Tepe and Stanley Sullivan. Bob O'Brien presented the school activities in a most clear and concise fashion, while Bill Baum, assisted by his four representatives, H. Barnhorst, R. Stacey, T. Mongan and F. Sahlfield, took care of the class news in an entirely refreshing and novel style. Jack Rittmeyer made the most ot his opportunities as Humor Editor, and Bob Zwinak was a most effective middle-man for the Library news. The circulation department was handled very satis- factorily by Pat Morand. To those mentioned above must be added all the writers who were an integral part of the Plume, and likewise, Brother Thomas Dolan, faculty adviser, without whose efforts the Plume would not have been such a praiseworthy publication. Under the personal supervision of Brother Lekan, the Library enjoyed one of its most successful seasons. Many new books, both novels and references, were added to the ever-increasing stock of book lore. Assisting Brother Lekan were: Charles McGonegle, who for four years has given his time to the betterment of the Library, Wessley Hall, Richard Logan, Pat Morand, Dick Cassady, Thomas Molloy and William Kleiman. FRONT ROW-R. Birkmeyer, S. Sullivan, J, Rittmeyer, C, Hughes lliditorl, M. Tepe, E. Schaf, R. O'Brien. SECOND ROW-R, Zwinak, P. Morand, R. lnkrot, L. Mongan, E. Weber, R. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW-W. Baum, R. Schumaker, W. Long, H. Barnhorst, J. Moloney, R. Maloney, J. Byrne. REAR ROW-R. Roelker, R. Stacy, G. Hessler, R. McDermott, W. Orth. Library l'm14'l1lI H gm Q 5' 1 Q , X wtf I T 't.'r'l1 T H E C AVA L I E R ON WARD CAVALIERS Music by Ed. Birnbryer Words by Ed. Birnbryer '31 and Bill Walsh '51 Let us sing the praises of the bold Cavaliers, Let the hills and dales re-echo our cheers. As they march down the field, let our voices swell, Let the whole world know that we're all for Purcell For like 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! Fight! Fight! For the glory ot the Crimson and Gold. Onward, Cavaliers, defeat the foe, Your bravery show, On to victory, Let every man among you, Fight! Let us sing the praises ot the bold Cavaliers, Let the hills and dales re-echo our cheers. As they march down the field, let our voices swell. Let the whole world know that we're all for Purcell For like 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! Fight! Fight! For the glory of the Crimson and Gold. D SENIOR CAVALIERS SENIOR THE CAVALIER i 1 r w v I Q Ei MELVIN J. TEPE .Iocular . . Intelligent . . Debater . . Ambitious . . Rhetorical . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Senior Class President, Class Officer '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, Plume Staff '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, French Club '36. ROBERT J. PIENING Athlete . . Student . . Friend . . Radio Fan . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '33, '34, '36, Senior Class Officer, German Club '36, Class Basketball '34, '35, '36. JOSEPH E. DONOVAN Brain Trust . . Popular Athlete . . Class Leader . . Real Companion . . Football '34, '35, '36, Track '34, '35, Captain '36, Class Officer '34, '35, '36, Senior Class Officer, Choir '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, German Club '36. ROBERT E. INKROT Argumentative . . Unbiased . . Per- tinacious . . Honor Student '33, '36, Senior Class Officer, Annual Staff '36, Plume Staff '35, '36, Oratorical Contest '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, German Club '36, Track '36. OFFICERS Pugc .S'c1'entrr r THEODORE J. AMMON Dynamic . . Versatile . . .Iovial . . Dramatic . . Genial . . Honor Student '33, Class Basketball '34, '35, Cava' lier '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. KN RY BARN ORST P ' a e . . Politi . . Humorous . Amorous . . A ti s . Band '33, '34, '35, Plume ' , ' 6, C valier '36, Go ' , '35 6, if 33, '34, '35, .3 IV FRANCIS J. BAUM Talented . . Proficient . . Hard-Work- ing . . lndefatigable . . Honor Stu- dent '34, '35, 36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Class Officer '35, '36, Bio Club '34, German Club '36. t ' ' . CHARLES F. BECKER Gentleman . . Physicist . . Photogra- pher . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Plume '35, '36, French Club '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. JOHN J. BERMAN Tall . . Pleasant . . Amiable . . Irre- pressible . . C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35 '36, Choir '34, '35, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, I QMQ5 I, J Iluglr 1fi'!lf1H't'H THE CAVALIER ROBERT BARDON Prominent Maestro of the Midwest . . Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Golf '35 Choir '33, '34, C. S, M. C. '33, '3 f 62,4259 .bw- THOMAS W. BAUER Quiet . . Modest . . Dependable . Assiduous . . Class Basketball . . '34 German Club '36. ARTHUR BECKER Happy-Go-Lucky . . Always Smiling . . Earnest . . Pleasant . . C. S. M. C '33, '34, '35, '36,-German Club '36. RICHARD P. BERNERT Alert . . Sagacious . . Friendly . andy . . Compliant , , C. S. M. C '33, '34, '35, '36. JOHN L. BIRK Amiable Disposition . . Jolly . . Siu- dious Tendencies . . Charming Per- sonality . . Honor Student '33, C. S M. C. '33, '34, Class Basketball '34. 1 35, Choir '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '36, X JOSEPH BLANK Gentleman . . Musician . . Linguist . . Student . . Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, 35, '36, Class Offi- Cer '33, '34, '35, Cl'1Oir '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, German Club '36, -1 GENE BOGGS Ambitious . . Concordant . . Popular . . .Iocular . . Honor Student '33, '34, Bio Club '34, Class Officer '33, '34, Minstrel '33, '34, Tennis '35, '36. BERNARD BRANCACCIO Athlete De Luxe . . Prominent Cap- tain . . Monogram Collector . . Foot- ball '33, '34, '35, Captain '36, Basket! ball '33, '34, '35, Captain '36, Baseball '33, '34, '35, Captain '36, Class Ofticor '34, '35, '3o. PATRICK BRODBECK XX Torrential Talker . . Wag . . lndi9i - ualist . . Class Basketball '33, '34.,.'?5, 36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36. T K. 5 JOHN W. BUSCHLE Reserved . . Intelligent . . Discerning Skilltul . . Honor Student '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, German Club THE CAVALIER JV ANT ' oNY BLANKMEYER Comedian . . Real Fellow . . Dreamer Crooner . . Choir '33, '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '36. DANIEL W. BORGER Manly . . .lournalistic . . Courageous . . Dramatic . . Choir '35, C. S. M. C. '35, '3e. ROBERT E. BRIGHT Satirical . . Amusing . . Watchtul . . Appreciative . . Band '33, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35. ' - 1 -- A ' V '.:v f.. 1f ' HARRY BURDICK Musician. . Cartoonist . . Would-Be Romeo . . Engaging . . C. S. M. C. '34, Radio Club '33, Bio Club '33, '34, '35, Band '35, '36, JOSEPH S. BYRNE Leader . . Brilliant . . Well Liked . . Conversational . . Drum-Major '35, '35, Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Choir '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Dramatics '36, English Club '36, Oratorical Winner '33, '34, Minstrel '33, '34, Cavalier '36, Class Officer '33, '34, '35, '36. Patil' Nim'h':.' PATRICK J. CASSIDY Reliable . . Expeditious . . Witty . . Dignified . . Swimming '35, '36, Bio Club '34, German Club '36, Track '36, Plume Staff '36, Cavalier Staff '36. U 1 . sv 1 BERNARD J. CHRISTMAN Determined . . Cultured . . Serious . . Unerring . . C. S, M. C. '34, '35, '36, German Club '36. ff 1 ff I OWEN F. CLEME T Ladies' Man . . Playbo . . lete .. Reserve Basketball '3 - aseball '35, '36, Footba ' , ' , 9 RGE W. COMELLO Accommodating . . Distinguished . . Sociable . . Neat . . Honor Student '33, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, Class Officer '33, '34, Choir '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Ger- man Club '36, Annual Staff '36, ,fm-4.66-. NORBERT CONLON Shy . . Persistent . . Golfing Tenden- cies . . . Unswerving . . . Class Bas- ketball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Plume Staff '35, French Club '36. Page' Tfvrnfy THE CAVALIER J I JOHN P. CHENDERLIN I lligent . . Competent . . Person- ab . . Keen . . Resourceful . . Honor Student '33, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '54, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '34, '35, '36, Cavalier Staff '36, Minstrel '33. J Y ' HN r. CLEARY 'c , riendly . . Comical . . Soho Y . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Art Club '33, '34, Class Offi- cer '35, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Poster Club '36. MARRE COLLINS Genial Personality . . I-'arcical . . Sig- nificant . . Controversial . . C.S.M.C. '33, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '33. JZMMQL- WALTER J. CONDO Comical . . Original . . Vivacious . . Carefree . . C. S. M. C. '33, '36. ROBERT G. CONNELLY Timid . . Sensible . . Diligent . . Ca- pable . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '53, '34, '35, THE CAVALIER ROBERT CONNICK Poet . . Author . . Student . . Interest- ing Narrator . . Class Basketball '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '36. HAR . CONNOR Diminutive . . Keen . . Brilliant . . Biologist , . Honor Student '34, '35, '36, Bio Club '35, '36, French Club '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. JOSEPH J. CREGAN Capricious . . Laudable . . Interesting . . Gentle . . Choir '36, French Club '36. JOHN CROSS Quiet . . Unassuming . . lndustrious . . Patient . . C. S. M. C. '33, '36. ROBERT DALY Trustworthy . . Good-natured . . Agreeable . . Thorough . . English Club '36, C. S. M. C. '36, Class Bas- X ketball '33. i ,, L6 YXP5 J 1 . J., . vb v M J 1 QN I, WILLIAM CONNOLLY E Sincere . . Congenial . . Clever . . Candid . . Minstrel '33, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, French Club '36. 4, . ,Ui N-1-'-f 'Ab ' 5345 HOWARD COPPER Precise . . Persuasive . . Dignitied . . Minstrel '33, Plume Staff '33, '36, Dramatics '33, '34, '36, Manager '34. FRANK CRONIN Cultured . . Rationalistic . . Willing . . Ascendant . . C. S. M. C. '33, '34, Choir '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, Honor Student '33. EDWARD CROWE Composed . . Calm . . Unchallenged . . Stalwart . . Class Basketball '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. GB- Q. B L! BERTRAND A. DAUMEYE Tractable . . Polite . . Energetic . . Epigrammatic . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Paper Drive Winner '34, '35, '36, French Club '36, Plume Staff '34, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. Page 7'-zurnty-one I STANLEY' Donn Active . . Dexterous . . Daring . . De- termined . . Dynamic . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36. NPL' OMAS DONNELLON Movie Critic . . Baseball Fan . . Hero- Worshipper . . Choir '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '36, Annual Staff '36, Base- ball '36. ROBERT F. ESPEL Optimistic . . Learned . . Dialectic . . ldealistic . . Minstrel '34, Choir '35, '36, French Club '36, Honor Student. rx Q stayin 11-In 091-M.. FRANK J. FISCHER Bosom Friend . . Basketeer . . Auto- mobilist . . Class Basketball '33, '34, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '36, Class Officer '33, Annual Staff '36. EUGENE I-'UGAZZI Merrymaker . . Speedy Runner . . Vlfanderer . . Track '35, '36, Football '35, '36, Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '36, Class Basketball '34, '35. x M' ,ff W Payt' Tru-mtg I n THE CAVALIER RICHARD DOEPKER Entertainer . . Debater . . Salesman . . Practical Joker . . Class Basketball '33, '34, Class Officer '33, '34, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, Annual Staff '36. jflffw Q THOMAS D YER Baton Wielder . . Song Bird a la Crosby . . Lovable Joker . . Mu- sician . . Baseball '35, '36, Band '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '36, Choir '34, '35, '36. EUGENE EVANS Technical . . Wakeful . . Solemn . . Sincere . . C. S. M. C. '35, '36. Irt. .J , STANLEY A. FLICK Sociable . . Adroit . . Veracious . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '36, Class Officer '34, Cava- lier '36. J V 'P WILLIAM J. GESSING Stalwart . . Gentlemanly . . Herptol- ogist . . Peaceable . . Bio Club '34, '35, '36, French Club '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Plume Staff '34. K-lffffff ROBERT GIESTING Johnny-on-the-spot . . Vigorous . . Impressive . . Ouiet . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Choir '35, '36, Class Bas- ketball '35, '36. ROBERT GOD!-'RQ 3 Charming . . Friendly . . Comprehen- sive . . Interesting . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, German Club '36, Choir '35, ' if ' f X 1 ,' infix, f -.XS ROBERT B. GREEN Gay . . Aeronautical . . Convivial . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Class Basket- ball '33, '34, '35, 'sa WW RAYMOND GROGAN lmpulsive . . Gentleman . . Busy . . Benignant . . Choir '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. L ROBERT A. HAGE Y Student Par-Excellence . . Thinker . . Debater . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, French Club '36, Class Officer '34, '35, '36. THE CAVALIER I JOSEP A. GLANDORF Precise . . Adonis . . Heedful . . Foot- ball '35, '36, Reserve Football '33, '34, Reserve Basketball '34, Class Basket- ball '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '33, '34. ROBERT GOESLIN G Artistic . . Literary . . Versatile . . Gentlemanly . . Plume '34, '35, '36, Art Club '33, '36, Cavalier '36, C. S. M. C. '36, German Club '36. WALTER F. GREVER Golter . . Amiable . . Pleasurable . . Golf '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '3o. CHARLES W. GRUNKEMEYER Winning . . Droll . . Potential . . C. S. M. C. '35, '36, jfwfffhz B K FRANK HARIG Inclustrious . . Willing . . Sincere . . Rare . . Student Manager '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. l fulc 7'rz-1-niy-rhriu' BERNARD HART Pacitist . . Scholastic Tendencies . . Pride of Deer Park . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, German Club '36. ROBERT H. HERS FF-F Decisive . . lncgfqparable . . lmpar- tial . . Rqgeifle football '32, German Talyfrfse, English ciub '36. ROBERT A. HOBAN Naive . . Interesting . . Eloquent . . Witty . . C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '34. fm f A. MELVIN HORNER Musical Tendencies . . Unsophisti- :ated . . Well-mannered . . lnducive . Class Basketball '33, Choir '34, French Club '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, 35, '36. PAUL Hunsi' Q Happy . . Waggish . . Unusual ?leasant . . Class Basketball '35, '36, Q 3. s. M. c. '33, '34, '35, '36. S Page Twenty-four THE CAVALIER IN' l r S ' VICTOR R. HAUTZ Guileless . . Reliable . . Class Basket- ball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, German Club '36, Re- serve Basketball '33, '34. GEO . HESSLER Adr t . . exible . . Mannerly . . Pers t . . serve Basketball '34, Cl S all '33, '34, '35, '36, C s Ot c '34, Plume Staff '34, a alie '36, Radio Club '36, English Cl 36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, X President '36. RICHARD HOLLMEYER Blonde Romeo . . Arniable Columnist . . Natator . . Swimming '35, '36, Radio Club '33, '34, '35, Plume Staff '36, Class Officer '33, Bio Club '34, C. S. M. C. '33, '36. CHARL s wfiwghbm In us . . i . . Courteous . . l' t' onor Student '33, 4, ' , Plume Staff '35, Editor - avalier '36, Librarian '34, '35, Orchestra '35, '36, Class Officer '33, '35, '36, French Club '36. JOHN JOSEPH Unreserved . . Musical . . Resolute . . Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Choir '35, '36, Orchestra '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. if fn' cfm Competitive . . Extraordinary . . QW . RICHARD H. KELLY Zealous . . Laborious . . Unyielding . . Football '35, '36, Class Basketball '35, '36, Annual Statt '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. 'Uktififs la. KILGA :rr Historian . . Ambler . . Authority . . Honor Student '33, Minstrel '33, '34, Plume Staff '33, '34, English Club '36, Choir '33, '34, '35, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, HENRY J. KLOCKER Individual . . Inexorable . . Journal- istic . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '33, '36, Oratorical Winner '35, Golf '35, '36, French Club '36, Stamp Club '36, Plume Staff '34, '35, '3o. LEO J. KONERMANN Reputable . . Enterprising . . Rigid . . Glee Club '34, Minstrel '33, '34, '36. , L23 ' iff' ,V EDWARD B. KREKELER Amicable . . Suave . . Invincible . . Intellectual . . Editor-in-Chief Cava- lier '36, Class Otticer '35, Choir '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Essay 3 Contest Winner '33,0ratori l in 1 ner '36, Stamp Club ' . fl r Class Basketball '33, German Clubpl 8 JEROME KENNEDY Consistent . . Practical . . Deliberate . . Track '34, '35, Class Basketball '34, C. S. M. C. '33, '34. EDWARD KING Steadfast . . Emulative . . Unpreju- diced . . C. S. M. C. '35, '3o. fUf'ff,Z.lp1 MELVIN J. Konmzn Conscientious Student. .Serious Reader . . Poet . . Bio Club '34, Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34. EDWARD M. KRAMER Resolute . . Mechanical . . Diligent . . Reliable . . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, German Club '36. J f' v I f Ly. if Ffffft' 4 . 1 LOUIS P. LAMMERT Efficient . . Conscientious . . Con- versant . . Benign . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, Reserve Basketball '34, Football '34, '35, '36, Baseball '35, Basketball '35. Page Twenty-five K, p I 6 ' 'Vf-fff'2 - - P- 1 XMARK LINDEMAN Agile . . Loyal . . Companionable . . Swimming '33, '34, '35, '36, Reserve Basketball '33, Class Officer '33, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36. WILLIAM R. LONG Brisk . .Delightful . .Gallant . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Plume Staff '36, Cavalier '36, Choir '35, '36, French Club '36, Stamp Club '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. LM' i ff zffmlf' . JOHN D. MALONE Bland . . Interesting . . Dramatic . . Class Officer '33, '34, '35, '36, Dramat- ics '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, Bio Club '35, Plume Staff '34, '35, Min- strel '34, French Club '36, Stamp Club '36, Choir '36. JOHN H. MARSHALL Smooth . . Gratifying . . Repressive . . Affable , . C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, English Club '36, Class Officer '34. THOMAS MARTIN Energetic . . Refreshing . , Lively . . Honor Student '33, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Dramafics '36. fl fx THE CAVALIER U' ' 'A EDWIN J. LOHMAN Refined . . Affable . . Studious . . Class Officer '34, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Class Basketball '34, '36. DONALD J. LYSAGHT Cautious . . Sedulous . . Mathemat- ical . . Plume Staff '36, Bio Club '35, '36, Choir '35, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. ROBERT E. MALONEY NZ Eccentric . . Pleasing , . Admirable . . Annual Staff '36, Choir '35, '36, Minstrel '33, '34, English Club '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, Civic and Vocational League '33. FRANK L. MARTIN Debative . . Mechanical . . Jocular . . Track '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '34, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. .f X 1 I., It 14, .R . , WILLIAM H. MCGANN Cavalryman . . Athlete . . Financier . . Swimming '33, '34, Radio Club '33, Class Basketball '33, '34, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. - . , f .A W 'yrwrf CHARLES L. McGONEGLE Absorbing . . Radiant . . Grateful . . Library Staff '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. ROBERT METZGER Unperturbed . . Languid . . Epigram- matic . . C. S. M. C. '35, '36. ROBERT J. MONAHAN Student . . Athlete . . Humorist . . Pal . . Basketball '35, Captain '36, Re- serve Basketball '33, '34, Baseball '35, '36, Class Officer '33, '34, '35, '36, C.S.M.C. '35,'36, Honor Student '34. MM 7f7fWw Mr' ROBERT J. MOORMAN Pigskin Carrier . . Reasonable . . Handsome . . Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '34, '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, English Club '36. ROBERT J. O'BRIEN Gifted . . Intellectual . . Jolly . . Plume Staff '33, '34, '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, Dramatics '36, Bio Club '34, English Club '36, German Club '36, Radio Club '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '53, '34, '35, qc. ' A V s- ' r X, THE CAVALIER ROGER McDERMOTT Dramatic . . Lively . . Humorous . . Plume Staff '33, '34, '35, '36, Dramat- ics '33,'34,'35,'36, Annual '36, French Club '36, Library '33, Choir '36, Eng- lish Club '36, Minstrel '33, '34, Stamp Club '36, Student Manager '35. JOSEPH M. MOLONEY Handsome . . Likeable . . Merry . . English Club '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Choir '35, '36. - N- QV: VINCENT MONTELISCIANO Musical . . Ouiet . . Modest . . Or- chestra '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '54, '35, '36. VERNON NIEPORTE Clever . . Noisy . . Playful . . Good- natured . . Band '33, '34, '35, '36, Choir '36, Class Basketball '34, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34. 1 BENJAMIN P. O'LEARY Ouick-witted . . Blithesome . . Easy- going . . Class Officer '33, Class Bas- ketball '33, '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '36. I'ugn' 'I':m'xfl ' ' Ks WILLIAM F. ORTI-I Dark . . Genial . . Apt . . Ambitious . . English Club '36, Class Basketball '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. ' JOHN RATERMANN frivolous . . Witty . . Whimsical . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, Class Basketball '33, '34, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '33. JOSEPH E. RIEHLE Enthusiastic . . Artistic . . Friendly . . Class Basketball '33, '34, C. S. '34, '35, '36, Track '34, '35. X, K. I ELMER J. ROMFA Tall . . Modest! . Peaceable . . Foot- ball '33, '34, '35, '36, Track '35, '33, Class Officer '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, , Class Basketg '34, '35, '36. THO A . RUSSELL Decorgglpff Brotherly . . Unassum- ing . . ass Officer '34, C. S. M. C. '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35. Page Trvvrity-ciglrt THE CAVALIER ,:1'!'v' 1 ' ' PAUL E. OSER Kind . . Helpful . . Sprightly . . Con- siderate . . Class Officer '33, German Club '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36. ROBERT R. RICE Energetic . . Reserved . . Consistent . . Class Officer '35, '36, Class Basket- ball '33, '34, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '33, . . 0 - - an Q7,...uflZ., 172.152, HARRY J. ROETT, Spirited . . Mirthful . . Helping . . Class Basketball '33, German Club '33, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. RICHARD ROWEKAMP Conscientious . . . Serene . . Cultured . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Class Officer '34, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36 Class Ba ketball '33, ' . Zia!! JOSEPH E. SANKER Youthful . . Companionable . . Mod- est . . Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Class Basketball '34, '36. Af! FRANK F. SCHAF Artist . . Intelligent . . Perspicacious . . Plume Staff '36, Annual Staff '36, Student Manager '36, Golf '35, '36, Swimming '35, '36, Class Basketball '35, '36. ARTHUR G. SCHLEGEL Charitable . . Gentle . . Jocular . . Honor Student '34, Plume Staff '35, '36, Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '54, German Club '36. XT f 2 J JV f Z ' ff of EDWARD SCHMIDT Sober . . Artistic . . Fleet . . Track '35, '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. 5,,,5..,nJ JJMW ROBERT J. SCHUMACHER Shrewd . . Severe . . Cheertu . . Band '33, '34, Plu e Staff '36, n Staff '36, Ch r ' , Fr ub '36- GILBERT SHARKEY Obliging . . Distinctive Accommo- dating . . Orches , Band '36, Choir '35, '3 - ss Officer '34, French Club ' , Track '35, Class Basketball. 5 6. THE CAVALIER R SCHERRER I-'rivolous . . Unpretentious . . Genial . . Track '35, '36, Baseball '36, Class Basketball '34, '35, '36, Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. Passive . . Taciturn . . Congenial . . Annual Staff '36, Choir '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, Class Basketball '34. NORMAN SCHNEIDER Astute . . Unruftled . . Sensible . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, German Club '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. JOHN . SEUBERLING Poetical . . Industrious . . Bookish . . Band '33, '34, '35, Cl'1Oir '34, '35, 36,- Orchestra '34, Class Officer '36, An- nual Staft '36, Plume Staff '35, '36. JOSEPH W. SHEA Amiable . . Effusive . . Amphibious . . Swimming Team '33, '34, '35, '36, Captain '36, Class Basketball '33, '34, '35. Page Twenty-nine WILLIAM R. SHEERAN Popular . . Unhesitating . . Gratui- tous . . Annual Staff '36, Class s- ketball '33, '34, C. . . . French C l war. PAUL S. SIEGAL Cordial . , lngenious . . Lenient . . C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36. 61W4,J?.l JAMES J. SPECHTHOLD Taciturn . . Poetic . . Consistent . . German Club '36, Plume Staff '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35. CLARENCE J. STEUER Skilled . . Studious . . Attentive . . Gentlernanly . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Bio Club '34, French Club '36, Tennis '36, Paper Drive '35. 'BY' 'JC' HJ., STANLEY A. SULLIVAN Punctual . . Sportive . . Buoyant . . Honor Student '34, Plume Staff '35, '36, Student Manager '34, '35, '36, Bio Club '34, Choir '35, Annual Staff 'SQ . 1'Hllf' 7'Ixl'rty THE CAVALIER THOMAS W. SHIELDS Talkable . . Attractive . . Humorous . . Plume Staff '36, Annual Staff '36, Reserve Basketball '34, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, Class Basketball '33, '34. If , . ,Axim V LJ, V V QRMW' RODNE C. SMITH Positive . . Observant . . Gallant . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, Baseball '35, '36, Band '34, '35, '36, Orchestra '34, '35, '36, German Club '36. FRANK STAYTON Aesthetic . . Retentive . . Discreet . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. ND E. STRICKER Straightforward . . Faithful . . Sincere . . Honor Student '33, '34, '35, '36, Annual Staff '36, German Club '36, Plume Staff '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '36. 'WQMH' Y .' f , 5141 ti V ,...' 1 R 'W JERRY TRIMPE usinesslike . . Mighty . . Sure . . Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Swimming '35, Baseball '35, German Club '36, Class Basketball '34, '35. JOHN UHL Genial . . Silent . . Serious . . Gentle' manly . . C. S. M. C. '35, '36. HERBERT WEIKEL Obliging . . Musical . . Carefree . . Band '33, '34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36, Bio Club '34. A, eV, ff I fQ'r'f LEROY W. WHALEN Thoughtful . . Exact . . Mathematical . . C. S. M. C. '35, '36, German Club 36 , ROBERT WILLE Versatile . . Gentlemanly . . Studious . . Fascinating . . Honor Student '33, 34, '35, '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36, Bio Club '34, '35, 36, German Club '36. RALPH ZIMMERMAN Persistent . . Cheerful . . Energetic . . German Club '36, English Club '36, Annual Staff '36. THE CAVALIER EUGENE L. WEBER Awake . . Upright . . Pensive . . In- tellectual . . Honor Student '33, '34 '35, '36, French Club '36, Choir '35, Plume Staff '35, 36, Annual Staff '36, C. S. M. C. '35, '36. I I ' If W f EDWARD G. WESTENDORF Blonde . . Self-possessed . . Eager . . Radio Club '36, German Club '36, C. S. M. C. '33, '34. ROBERT WIEMAN Prudent . . Interesting . . Diligent . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. JOSEPH D. WILSON Definite . . Persuasive . . Reliable . . Class Basketball '33, '34, '35, Reserve Basketball '33, C. S. M. C. '33, '34, '35, '36. i,O,M1a4l!4.nd ROBERT F. ZWINAK Efficient . . Bookish . . .lovial . . Man- nerly . . Honor Student '36, Art Club '36, German Club '36, Bio Club '34, '35, '36, Plume Staff '36, C. S. M. C. '34, '35, '36. Patil' Tlxirlj'-ir 1 THE CAVALIER Through the Window THE CAVALIER HONOR STUDENTS Achievement! Honor students during four years! These young graduates rep- resent the cream of the Senior Class. Scholastic champions alll Forever in the spotlight of eruditionl Honored by fac- ulty, classmates and student body at largel Purcell is proud of their achievement. They have, through their indomitable characters gained the highest honor of our school-an honor to be coveted and prized throughout their lives. May they always reflect upon Purcell the high ideals formed by them. May they go forth, Cavalier-like, to overcome the ob- stacles ot the future. John P Chenderlm Harry W. Connor 2' Melvin Horner Charles W. Hughes Francis J. Baum Charles F. Becker Bertrand A. Daumeyer Henry J. Klocker Puyv Tlzir tv th if THE CAVALIER HONOR STUDENTS Thomas M. Martin Robert J. Piening John A. Rntermann Richard J. Rowekamp Clarence J. Steuer Raymond E. Siricker Melvin J. Tepe Robert L. Wille Robert A. Hagerty William R. Long Eugene L. Weber Pam' Thirty-four ,, H ,. if ..... V W I 1 f . C'-I we-. . , , v W X N K f A . ' X M- V f li x f ' ms! Y JyA xb L , f N J iii V Ei., 5 ii? Q gljiif fi? f , , sw 'I' g F , I , f1 E 1, 'V y P, X Yi ,iw A QF a V3.'mg5g .w if ew if ,P V1 ,mv 5' ht 1 I X ,L , ,ihi iQAk if fffvri-QQ Q3 ,gy , Q f Y .y Nw 3 VQQF' 'I Qi Q. X 55 ,WXWM IQ, ' 15 L! A U ,.V ' V if Q wi 9 mgwg g?'f 1y vw .hfi 3 QQ Y gg A .sw .W If , i iwvg, ,555 - .1 1 fam' I Q47 or U gig M i, , je ,.-W A y Q, x Q' it ww, ix E. ei am si 5 5 , M. In X, F L Q Eg gf G W A 1 gy 1 Q xt ' -Q Q THE CAVALIER fit' 7'l1iVly-vig illt FRONT ROW-E, Slageter, C. Sena, J. Glenn, R. Wessling, M. Kohmescher, R. Viel, M. Ledtord, B. Smith. SEC- OND ROW - C. Zimmer, H. Uehlein, R. Kuethe, C. Schneider, P. Teski, N. Wittberg, D. Spaeth, W. Rolfsen. THIRD ROW- T. Lattner, R. Stenger, G. Wright, E. Apple, J. Bamber, P. Wernicke, R. Schonhoit. REAR ROW- R. Schmidt, L. Cochran, J. Smith, R. Schoenhoft, W. Wetzel, R. Ahman, R. Schaefer, J. Murphy. ABSENT - E. Wimmers, C. Ludkehaus. FRONT ROW-C. Rogers, R. Pfister, R. Hughes, B. Einspanier, J. Berry, L. Fichter. SECOND ROW-R. Kent, F. Lange, C. Gammeter, J. Creek, J. Hag- erty, R. Bentley, J. Bickmore. THIRD ROW-A. Moores, R. Hood, T. Curran, H. Gessing, W. Hugenberg, B. Down- ing. REAR ROW - J. Gallenstein, A. Bauer, R, Chenderlin, J. Ewers, N. Brocker. ABSENT - L. Kuehnle, I.. Bickett, FRONT ROW - J. Berens, W. Molloy, W. Knabe, L. Ossege, J. Harris, P. Kennedy, H, Weiler. SECOND ROW- R. Michol, W. Overbeck, R. Schiering, W. Humbert, F. Kessing, T. Southering ton, J. Mueller. THIRD ROW -I Young, C. McLaughlin, J. Sullivan, E Hadley, R. Kennedy, T. Payne, M Navarro. FOURTH ROW-L. Helmers, L. Schogttker, L. Schroder, J. Roelker R. Deters, T. Mongan. THE CAVALIER FRONT ROW-J. Sliarkey, L. Meldon, J. Kessing, F. Widmer, C. Meiners, R. Grote, C. Fichter, R. Wehineyer. SEC- OND ROW-J. Back, T. Byrne, R. Glan- dorf, S. Blackledge, W. McKenna, T. Lancaster, W. Bnrwinkel. THIRD ROW -J. Betz, W. Kessing, J. Heliners, J. Staun, R. Scales, J. Peters. FOURTH ROW - E. Hirscliauer, E. Werling, W. Bosse, T. Miller, W. Hoffman, C. Kin- clel, L. Di Giovenale. FIFTH ROW- C. Mitchell, C. Pratt, L. Ruebusch, A. Gilene, J. Seiler, T. Conlon. ABSENT fL. Sanker, R. Morgenroth, J. Ganglofl. FRONT ROW-M. Birkmeyer, J. Buzek, E. Corrado, E. Breen, M. Beccaccio, J. Cassinelli, F. Connolly. SECOND ROW- J. Blank, D. Cundall, W. Sie- mon, J. Behle, E. Combs, W. Diesel, R. Brausch. THIRD ROW-R. Bruner, J. Blanck, J. Calvin, T. Docld, R. Brock, J. Devane. FOURTH ROW-M. Carroll, B. Ausdenmore, C. Cattani, E. Hoester, A. Cattani, D. Ausdenmore, J. Burke. ABSENT-J. Deck, E. Dodt, S. DeTellem. I-C FRONT ROW-J. Glaser, D. Harrigan, J. Holley, J. Flynn, N. Grossi, R. Muenich, C. Frankenberg. SECOND ROW-H. Hellman, C. Grunkemeyer, E. Haake, J. Heithaus, W. Duffy, G. Evans, W. Gunn. THIRD ROW - C. Fritsch, E. Vonderheide, F. Haumesser, W. Gruber, J. Eichhold, W. Fleming, J. Daven. FOURTH ROW-P. Herking, B. Goosman, E. Frech, J. Holly, A. Hadley, T. Hollmeyer, A. Fetick. ABSENT-H. Freyer. Pugll' Tlvirlj'-111114 THE CAVALIER rv Fvrtv FRONT ROW - R. Marx, J. Koch, K. Kraut, W. Kuertz, J. Maloney, C. Lan' try, T. Kenealy. SECOND ROW - W, Janszen, F. Lunn, J. Melia, R. Lang, R. Logan, A. Klug, J. Jung, J. Janson. THIRD ROW - J. Marois, P. Metzger, J. McDevitt, R. Lee, J. Logan, J. Mc- Glynn, D. McCarthy. REAR ROW-J. Long, R. Kennedy, W. Mclnnes, R. Kelly, J. Loos, W. Jackson, P. Lukey. ABSENT-W. Kleiman. FRONT ROW - H. Raleigh, C. Over- beck, C. Rahe, H. Reis, R. Miller, R. Rhein, J. O'l-lara. SECOND ROW-G. Pettit, J. Nichols, L. Reilly, H. Prinz- bach, J. Morand, P. Neumann. THIRD ROW-J. Nicosia, N. Mott, H. Poppe, N. Picciano, M. Overberg, T. Meyer. REAR ROW - J. Murphy, L. Poehner, E. Reno, J. Overbeck, R. Nienaber, T. Pratt. UNDERCLASSMAN SPIRIT Spirit is the lite, the core ot the school. II is the meter by which the school's worth is determined. It is all the difference between supreme excellence and mediocrity. This past year saw an overflow of spirit which the school has never before experienced. May all the underclassmen continue to tan this flame and keep it burning. In the next two or three years, Purcell will be carried on the crest of this spirit to untold heights. TI-IE CAVALIER OUR HERITAGE TO YOU With the departure of the Class of '36, the forging ot one more link in the chain which Purcell graduates have been forming since the school began, is com- pleted. We leave but one heritage to the underclass- men: the typical Purcell Spirit-a gift whose value is inestimable, a gift which braces up the mind and lifts up the heart. Cherish and foster it so that when the time comes, you too may be able to pass it on, not diminished, but increased in value. TOP ROW-P. Devaney, P. Thompson, T. Rusche, W. Shaw, J. Schmidts, R. Valentiner, F. Sahlfeld lPresidentl. SECOND ROW-A. Schuster, R. Speck- er, G. Kerler, E. Stretch, D. Wolf, E. Scarborough, L. Kleiman. THIRD ROW -J. Scanlon, R. Siebel, R. Ruwe, C. Vassolo, P. Witte, V. Simi, I... Pohl. BOTTOM ROW-H. Stickley, P. Seibel, R. Schneider, R. Wynne, W. Secor, H. Schoettlekotle, L. Taphorn, R. Schleyer. ABSENT-W. Sponzilli. FRONT ROW-R, Vaughn, R, Wille, A. Art, W. Wirth, A. Ries, R. Donnelly, J. Shea, J. Zehenni. SECOND ROW-J. Wilson, P. Watson, H. Vollman, J. King, R. Wirthlin, J. Godfrey, R. Ams- hott. THIRD ROW- E. Zehenni, J. Broerman, J. Tracey, C. Wagner, R. O'I-Iara, J. Connelly, R. Woestman, R. Iliff. FOURTH ROW-J. Roltes, F. Hup- rich, C. Dudley, C. Wolf, R. Gilbert, C. Taphorn, H. Stricker. Page I'-0l'l-l 0AJl.'l Page Fo rtv-two THE CAVALIER T ll LET! C Bro. William L. Schroeder Paul D. Cain REVIEW OF THE SPORT SEASON Under Coach Chip Cain, the sports season was again a success. Football, Basketball and Baseball alike, all enjoyed a successful year. Though some may say that there could have been more victories, the Purcell teams finished second in football and tied for first in basketball. In finishing second in the football race, the Cavaliers won four games, lost five and tied one. This is not a bad record. One of the high spots of the football season was the renewal of relations with Norwood High School. Though turned back, the Cavaliers insured peaceful games with the Indians in future years. The basketball team enoyed an even more successful season. It ended in a tie for first place with the Elder Panthers. The Cavaliers showed real playing in amassing fourteen victories and suffering only four defeats. Through graduation, the football team loses eleven men, while the basketball team loses only two. Coach Cain expresses firm belief that he will be able to fill the vacancies, and wishes the departing Seniors all the luck in the world. The Seniors pass this luck on to the Captains of next year's teams, and hope that they also will enjoy successful seasons. THE CAVALIER Zag FRONT ROW-R. Moorman, J. Glandort, A. Oueenan, J. Trimpe, R. Kolkmeyer, B. Brancaccio 1Captainl, R. Piening, E. Romes, O. Clements, R. Kelly, N. Donovan SECOND ROW-R. Schafer, J. Kindel, F. Blankemeyer, S. Flick, G. Melzer, E. Kreimer, S. Maloney, R. Schoenhoit, F. Naish, L. Lammert. THIRD ROW-C. Mont gomery, J. Gerwe, R. Achten, R. O'Donnell, R. Perdon, W. Hugenberg, P. Weller ding, C. Carrol, J. McDevitt. REAR ROW-J. Murphy, L. O'Brien, A. Peters T. Devins, H. l-lundermer, E. Fugazzi, R. Cahill, L. Meiners, Brother Schroeder S. Sullivan lManagerl, P. Harig lManagerl, H. Pleiman, J. Kuhr, G. Kerler, W. Hum bert IManagerl, l. Brasch lAssistant Coachl, Coach Chip Cain. FOOTBALL Football- 1 935-36 Football - 1 936-37 Purcell .... O Locklancl .. Date Opponent Purcell .... 20 Dayton, Ky. .... Sept. 18-Newport Catholic . . . Purcell .... 0 Hamilton Public. .. . .. Sept. 25-Hughes ..... . . . . . Purcell .... 7 Woodward .,... Oct. 2 Hamilton Public . . Purcell .... O Norwood .. . . Oct. 10-Woodward . . . . Purcell 7 Elder ....... Oct. 18 Norwood .. . Purcell .... 12 Middletown .. Oct. 25-Elder . . . . Purcell .... 7 St. Xavier . . . Oct. 31 Lockland .. . Purcell .... 20 Roger Bacon ....... . . Nov 8 St. Xavier . . Purcell .... 26 Newport Catholic .... .. Nov. 15-Roger Bacon Time . . . .Night . . . .Night . ...Night ....Night ....Night ....Day . ...Night ....Day ....Day Page Forty-three THE CAVALIER THE FOOTBALL TEAM 1935 found a very green team on the gridiron to represent Purcell High School. Graduation had left but five seasoned players. Coach Cain faced the job of building an entire new back- field. He did not hesitate, but went directly to work. He took men from the line, tested them in the backfield, and finally hit on a combination which he thought would do the trick. His next job was the line, which he molded from the little material he had left from last year, and from the new material which had reported for practice. With Captain Brancaccio in the lead, the 1935 edition of Purcell's Football Team took to the field, only to find themselves buffeted about at the hands of their opponents. They found experience costs a little more than they had bargained for. Lockland, Hamilton Public, Wood- ward, Norwood, all had their turns at beating back the Cavaliers. But while they were being so rudely treated, they were slowly blossoming into a team of high caliber. They learned the ways of the game through the most thorough method, the school of Experience. They were slowly being brought into shape for the important games, the League games. Then the Cavaliers turned on the steam. In the first game, Elder looked easy when the Cavaliers pushed over a touchdown in the opening minutes. But Elder was not to be denied, and came back to defeat Purcell 20-7. Decided to make a good showing, the Cavaliers went into the Armistice Day double-header with grim determination. They faced the Conquerors of Xavier, and defeated them in true Cavalier style, 7-0. Their old rivals, Roger Bacon, were next on the schedule. In one of the most fantastic games of the season, marked by long runs, the Cavaliers stopped the Spartan onslaught by trouncing them 20-18. A 90-yard run and another of 85 yards featured this game. Newport Catholic was an easy 26-O victory. And so the season was brought to a close. On that day eleven men brought to a close their football careers in high school. It was the last time that Captain Brancaccio would don the Crimson and Gold. For four years he had been a sturdy guard and was now to write finis to his high school days. Louis Lammert, who had carried the burden of quarterback for his team, was also hanging up his cleats. The halfbacks, R. Moorman and J. Glandorf, Ned Donovan and Dick Kelly, the fullbacks, R. Piening, O. Clements and S. Flick, the ends, the tackles, E. Romes and J. Trimpe-all were playing their last game as Cavaliers. All were donning the Crimson and Gold for the last time. But then came another memorable Football Banquet . . . the meal, the awarding of letters, the speech-making, the glamor. And underneath it all was the realization that it was their last act as members of the 1935 football team. Though their hearts filled with pride as they received their monograms, their eyes filled with tears. It was the last act as members of the football team. And now they say their final farewell, wishing Co-Captains Oueenan and Achten and the rest of their cohorts the heartiest of best wishes for another year as successful as this ending one. Page Forty-four THE CAVALIER Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell .... Purcell Purcell .... Purcell .... . , M K I FRONT ROW-J. Geraci, B. Brancaccio ICQ-Captainl, R. Monahan IC:-Captainl, J. Reinert. REAR ROW-R. Oswald, J. Kindel, C. Stagge, P. Cain lCoaclil, R. Kolk' meyer, A. Alters, W. Hugenberg. BASKETBALL Basketball - 1 935-36 Dayton, Ky. ... .. 22 Purcel1,,,, Woodward ......... . . 17 Purcell. . . . Hamilton Catholic. ...... 13 Purcell. . ,. Alumni .......... . .37 Purcell.. , . Round Robin ... .. 20 Purcell.. . . St. Xavier ... .. 21 Purcell. . .. Norwood . ....... . . 30 Purcell. . . . Hamilton Public .... .. 38 Elder . ........... . . 33 Purcell, . . . Roger Bacon . ..... . . 27 Purcell. . . . Newport Catholic . ...... 12 Purcell. . . . St. Xavier .... Lebanon . . . Elder .. . . Holmes .. . . . Springfield .... Newport Catholic. . . .. Roger Bacon. . . Tournament Hughes ....... Walnut Hills ..... Elder . ....... . , ry THE CAVALIER CO-CHAMPS OP GREATER CINCINNATI LEAGUE The Cavaliers of Purcell, with a record of 15 victories and 6 defeats, were co-champs of the Greater Cincinnati High School League. The Purcell Cavaliers opened the 1935-36 season by losing a close battle with the Dayton fKy.l Green Devils, by the score of 17-22. The first victim of the Cavaliers was the highly touted Woodward High five. The Public High School Champions were defeated by the score of 26-17. Kolkmeyer and Stagge played a brilliant game on the defense, as well as on the offense. The Crimson and Gold then traveled to Hamilton to meet Hamilton Catholic High, and returned with a 17-13 victory. During the Christmas holidays, the Cavaliers nosed out the Alumni by the score 38-37. The warriors of Chippy Cain then proceeded to defeat Xavier in the round robin affair at Xavier Field House by a score of 23-20. The Cain-men made their league debut with a 27-21 victory over the St. Xavier Laub-men. The Cavaliers were never approached by the Conquerors, and thus swept to an easy victory. Brancaccio starred on the defense and had no rival for the scoring honors. Purcell next invaded Norwood, where it suffered defeat in the closing minutes of play. Prom the very start, the game was fast, with the lead see-sawing, and in the final seconds went to the Indians, 27-30. Stagge proved the star of the game with 13 markers to his credit. The Crimson and Gold, on the following evening, journeyed to Hamilton, where it was set back by a powerful Hamilton Public quintet to the tune of 17-38. Purcell was the victim of the Elder Panthers in a hard-fought contest at the latter's band-box gym. The Cavaliers were never defeated until the referee blew the final whistle, ending the game in the favor of Elder, 33-31. The packed house was frequently thrilled with the pivot shots of the Purcell center, Kolkmeyer. The Purcell hoopmen then proceeded to break their losing streak by winning from the strong Roger Bacon team, 29-27. The Cavaliers found little trouble in preventing a late Spartan uprising. Brancaccio's passing and 11 points were the highlights of the game. Next on the schedule was the Newport Catholic Five, a team easily subdued by the strong Purcell defense. The final score was 35-12, with Co-Captain Monahan and the tall guard Stagge blazing the way. Our Boys started on their second round in the League by vanquishing the Conquerors for the third time, by the score 26-23. Co-Captain Brancaccio again proved himself outstanding with his remarkable play, both on the defense and the offense. Next to fall before the onslaught of the Purcell five was the Elder quintet, by the score 27-18. Amorini gave the Cavaliers their margin of victory by dropping in 9 points in rapid succession. Purcell then traveled to Newport and found little difficulty in defeating the Newport Catholic lads. Purcell was next the host to Lebanon. The Lebanon boys proved an easy victory for xPurcell, who held the opponents to four field goals. The final score was 29-19, with Brancaccio and Stagge starring on the defense and offense, respectively. The Cavaliers, playing the last game on their home floor, trounced the Holmes High Basketeers 42-27. Brancaccio and Kolkmeyer each had 11 points for the winners. Purcell traveled to Springfield to defeat their hosts 35-32. Roger Bacon proved to be much harder to contend with than in their first encounter. The Spartans defeated the Cavaliers 34-18 in the last game of the scheduled season. TOURNAMENT The Purcell five defeated Hughes High at the University of Cincinnati gym by the score of 32-24. The Big Red of Hughes was no match for the Cavaliers in the second half of the contest and never extended the Crimson and Gold. Kolkmeyer scored 12 points for the Cavaliers. Walnut Hills was the next team for the Cavaliers, and were trounced 40-9. The Eagles proved to be little opposition for the Purcell team. In the third round, Purcell met their old rivals from Price Hill, but the Co-Champs defeated the Cavaliers with little trouble. Thus ended a successful campaign, with 15 victories and 6 defeats. Page Forty-six THE CAVALIER FRONT ROW-J. Kindel, R. Smith, T. Dwyer, R. Monahan, B. Brancaccio lCaptainl, J. Geraci, H. Hundemer, R. Achten, E. O'Donnell. SECOND ROW-R. Oswald, R. Schoenhott, W. Wetzel, O. Clements, R. Piening, J. Trimpe, W. Hugenberg, W. Homan. THIRD ROW-C. Hughes, J. McDevitt, N. Broerman, J. Uhl, P. Her- king, L. Cochran, L. Baumgartner. REAR ROW-T. Donnellon, C. Steuer, J. Roelker, Chip Cain lCc-achl. BASEBALL Though material was somewhat untried, Coach Cain endeavored to form a championship team. Having few returning letter-men, Chip has found this a difficult assignment, but he has succeeded in turning out a team with plenty of batting power. Its own power has made the team think seriously of annexing the Greater Cincinnati High School Title. The Cavaliers are led by the Captain and left-fielder, Bernie Brancaccio, who has been show- ing splendid form both afield and at the plate. The veteran Rodney Smith has been sharing the pitching burden with Ralph Achten, and is expected to win many games this season. Catcher Tom Dwyer has been doing yeoman service behind the plate, while Jerry Trimpe's big bat has showed the way home to many a base-runner. Bob Piening handles himself like another Bill Terry at first, and is hitting about as well as Terry. Bob Monahan is back again, and has proved a world of strength in the infield. Buddie Hundermer, Joe Geraci and John Kindel round out the remainder of the veterans. To date, Purcell has played five games, winning three and losing two. In league contests, the team has beaten St. Xavier, but has lost to Roger Bacon. Norwood holds a no-hit game over Purcell, but Western Hills and Reading proved easy victories. Seven games remain on the schedule. The Cavaliers have yet to meet the league oppo- nents, Colerain, Holy Cross and Walnut Hills. They are hoping to take these games in true Cavalier style, and hang up their spikes with another League Championship. Pagr' Forty-.wr en THE CAVALIER l G FIRST ROW-E. Combs, J. Schmidts, J. Shea, R. Huffman, M. Lindeman. SECOND ROW-I. Brasch ICoachl, W. McKenna, W. Lysaght, J. Blank, R. McCaffrey, B. Downing, W. Gruber, J. Logan. THIRD ROW-F. Schai, H. Bonnes, A. Wolt, R. Hollmeyer, P, Cassidy, C. Schneider. With a record of 8 dual meets won, 5 lost and 1 tie, the Purcell Swimming Team finished second in the Catholic League. The outstanding performance of the medley relay team, com- posed of Captain Joe Shea, R. Hollmeyer and R. McCaffery deserves comment. M. Lindeman, P. Cassidy, F. Schaf, W. Gruber, R. Huffman, W. Lysaght and E. Schmidt were the mainstays of the team. R. McCattery was chosen Captain for 1937. Much is expected of the Purcell Tennis Team this year. The defending champions of the Greater Cincinnati High School League will be captained by Aldo Amorini, a city champion and runner-up for the State title. Among the boys who will bear the brunt of the attack are. E. Boggs, R. Massman, K. Holly, T. Payne, C. Steuer, C. Hughes and E. Anderson. KNEELING-T. Payne, C. Steuer, STANDING-C. Hughes, K. Holly, E. Boggs. T E N N I S Page F0l'f:V-1'f!llll THE CAVALIER 'I' Il ll FIRST ROW-F. Wellerding, A. Peters, H. Plieman, R. Shaeter, G. Fugazzi, N. Donovan lCaptain,, E. Scherrer, I.. Meiners, J. Reinert, C. Murray. SECOND ROW-W. Gardner, G. Kerler, L. Kuehnle, W. Landenberger, N. Picciano, R. Inkrot, J, Lemkuhl, L. Schmidt, A. Bauer, P. Montgomery, S. Huggins. REAR ROW- J. Sanker, C. Pritch, H. Bonnes, J. Doyle, G. Hessler, I. Brasch lCoachl, H. Boland, H. Pardiac, J. Froelicher, Bob Wire, J. Blanck. With a large turnout for the initial practice session, Coaches Brother Sheehy, Chip Cain and Irv Brasch predict another championship track team. It will be led by the following veterans: Captain Ned Donovan, B. Fugazzi, E. Scherrer, F. Wellerding, S. Huggins, L. Meiners, J. Reinert, B. Kolkmeyer, A. Peters and R. Schaefer. Among the promising candidates are: P. Cassidy, G. Hessler, R. Inkrot, C. Murray, L. O'Brien, L. Kuehnle, P. Montgomery, L. Schmidt and E. Kreimer. Led by Captain Jack Ralstin, the 1936 edition of the Purcell Golf Team will face one of the toughest schedules in the history of the school with a balanced and experienced team. In a pre- liminary tournament, held to determine the personnel of the team, the following survived the elimination: H. Klocker, P. Schaf, W. Grever, B. Tunker, G. Apple, J. Shea, R. Ausdenmore and B. Ausdenmore. KNEELING-R. Ausdenmore, R. Grever, J. Ralston lCaptainl, W. Grever, R. Ausden- more. STANDING-H. Klocker, F. Schaf, R, Barnhorst, R. Tunker, J. Shea. 0 I. 1' Puyx' Forty-nine THE CAVALIER CAVALIER BERNIE BRANCACCIO Captain-Elect OUTSTANDING ATHLETE Sunny Italy presents the finished athlete in Bernard Brancaccio. His good sportsmanship and love of athletics make Branny a born leader. He has 12 letters to his credit and a record of being the only Purcell athlete to par- ticipate in every football game with the excep- tion of the Norwood game during his four years. His beautiful spirals, accurate shooting, and home runs rove his ability as an athlete. . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF We introduce a saga- cious and an all-around fellow in Edward Krek- eler, our noble Editor-in- Chief. His journalistic ettorts have been recog- nized throughout the school. He has given his time and talents to pre- sent a superb annual in the Cavalier of '36, His appointment as Editor did not come as a surprise to the Staff. Ed has many admirable qualities, which would cover a page, but among these his sincerity stands 0111. Page Fifty CLASS PRESIDENT A boy who has been a leader from the earliest days was destined to be- come Senior Class Presi- dent. Melvin Tepe has proven to us that he is capable and worthy of holding the highest honor conferred upon any member of the class. Top's genial manner, fine personality and elo- quence are essential to a leader. He has dis- tinguished himself in the activities of the school. He leaves Purcell a friend of students and Faculty alike. DRUM MAJOR .gi r ,k.- Joseph Byrne is engaged - in many of the leading activities of the school, his most prominent posi- tion being that of Drum Major. Many students envy Joe this job, par- ticularly the Freshmen. During the past two years he has convinced us that he can strut his stuff. He has thrown the baton over the goal posts to the applause of the crowd. Joe will be mighty hard to replace next year, on and off the field. JOE BYRNE Drum Major PAPER DRIVE WINNER Bertrand Daumeyer calls our attention to the beau- titul and peaceful spot ot Deer Park every year during the Paper Drive. The Chinese babies have a real friend in Bert. He canvasses Deer Park, Sil- verton and outlying com- munities. Three consecu- tive years Bert has been presented with first prize. Now that Bert graduates this year, some of the other leading students will have a chance. THE CAVALIER PERSONALITIES DRAMATIST Charley's Aunt will be talked about long after we have left these sacred halls. Howard Copfer's portrayal of Charley's Aunt was nothing short of excellent. His humor- ous lines and movements kept the audience in stitches throughout the play. He has been a Purcell Player, but never before has he given such a superb perform- ance. ORATOR Gentleman Bob is undoubtedly one of the most liked fel- lows around Pur- cell. He is an ex- cellent student, and his genial person- ality has made him a host of friends. His success reached its culmination w h e n h e w a s awarded first honors in the Ora- torical Contest. A true gentleman and scholar, he departs from Purcell with the best wishes of everyone. C. S. M. C. PRESIDENT The untiring efforts of George Hessler have won for him the coveted prize -namely, the Paladin Jewel. He has taken an active interest in the Crusade during his four years. He has served will- ingly on almost every , committee in the city. He succeeded to the Presi- dency of the Purcell Unit last Fall, and has been quite proficient in all his duties. TRACK CAPTAIN N e d Donovan performs every task that he un- dertakes with a g r e at d e al of vigor and enthu- siasm. Ned's skill and friendliness have won for him the honor to Cap- tain the Track Team. Judging from his speed last Fall, he still has plenty left for the relay. We know that he will be largely instrumental in Purcell winning the championship of the Greater Cincinnati High School League. Ned will be missed next year by Chip and all of the students. HONOR STUDENT In Charles Hughes we get a glimpse of the per- fect Honor Student. For four years his average has never been below 98, a record which perhaps no one in the history of the school has achieved. Charlie is also Editor of the Plume. His articles and editorials have been read with interest by all the students. We are assured that Charlie will win first honors in his study of journalism next Fall. BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAIN Bob Monahan blossomed forth as a real find in his Freshman year. This di- minutive lad amazed Chip by his accurate shooting and brilliant floor work during the first season. He played many games in his Junior year as a seasoned player. He was elected Co-Captain with Branny to pilot the team in his Senior year. Bob gave a great account of himself and played fine ball throughout the season. BOB MONAHAN, Forward Page Fifty-one THE CAVALIER FRENCH AND GERMAN CLUBS These two clubs were formed this year and were enthusiastically received by interested language students. Being newly formed, their membership lists were curtailed by other and more solidly implanted activities. They have, however, found time to open a correspondence with various French and German students abroad. The Faculty Advisers are: French, Brother Rus, German, Brother Feldmeier. ART CLUB What student was not spurred on to greater deeds by the many posters that decorated the halls throughout the year? The Art Club has always held its place firmly in the list of Purcell's Clubs by means of these posters. Whenever there was an important drive, it was See Brother Thomas Burke and have the Art Club draw some posters. They lived up to their previous reputation, and in many cases bettered it. Its officers include: R. Wille, President, R. Zwinak, Vice-President, H. Pardiac, Secre- tary, L. Pohl, Manager. - STAMP CLUB One of the least ostentatious, yet one of the hardwest working clubs is the Stamp Club. Its importance can be judged by a perusal of its list of activities, which include stamp trading, discussion of new stamps, and exhibition of recent acquisitions. One of the most important activities of the Club is the collection of stamps for various needy missions. Its officers are: A. Sanger, President, R. Birkmeyer, Vice- President, R. Cundall, Secretary. Brother Rus is the Faculty Adviser. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club is the newest club at Purcell. There have been other attempts to form a Radio Club, but this is the most successful attempt. The Club is starting from the bottom, and its essential purpose is to teach the members how to build and understand radios. With this start, a long and brilliant career can be anticipated, for it can be considered another case of The last shall be first. Officers of the club are: G. Hessler, Presi- dent, G. Berens, Manager, R. Bentley, Manager, H. Schoettlekotte, Secretary. Brother Schenkel is the Faculty Adviser. Page Fifty two THE ORCHESTRA Under the efficient direction of Brother Schneider, Purcell's musical member of the Faculty, the Orchestra again rose to undreamed- of prominence. Starting late in the season proved no drawback to the musicians, and they were a valuable asset to the play. Rendering many beautiful arias, it outdid itself in their presentation. Graduation will also weaken the Orchestra. Such prominent musicians as V. Monteliciano, C. Hughes, G. Sharkey, R. Smith, J. Joseph and J. Blank will be lost to the Orchestra. These men of the last four years can view proudly their exploits. They have been members of one of Purcell's greatest organizations. BIO CLUB The Bio Club is one of our oldest and most firmly established organizations. Under the direction of Brother Joly, this club has made Purcell bugology -conscious by means of its activities in and around school. Of interest to the club members themselves are the intra-club activities, which include talks and field trips to collect specimens for the laboratory. Officers include: W. Gessing, President, R. Zwinak, Vice-President, F. Morand, Secre- tary, L. Mongan, Treasurer. CHOIR Every school of importance has a Choir or Glee Club. Purcell is no exception. Its choir can compete with the best in the city and still carry off honors. John J. Fehring, one of the city's foremost directors, is in charge, assisted by Brother Schneider. The Purcell Choir has taken part in such celebrated affairs as the May Festival, spon- sored by the Most Reverend Archbishop, sing- ing an oratorio, the Dream of Gerontius by Elgar, and Martin G. Dumler's Mass. ENGLISH CLUB The chief work of the English Club is the publishing of the Plumette. This publication is not a competitor of the Plume, but is a supple- mentary work, which helps to carry on the literary activities undertaken at Purcell. An- other activity of the club is an extensive study of famous contemporary American authors. Father James Donnelly is the Faculty Adviser. American Oil Pump and Tank Co. Phone, AVon 5324 IDEAL PATTERN WORKS PaHerns of All Descripiions Modemlzed Servlce Slalloll Eqmpmenl March Plafe and Producfion Rigging Our Specially of Every Descrlpllon Office and Works: Murray Road and Big Four R. R. T g' I I I I ll ll Feaiuring The AMERICAN PACE SETTER S+- Bernard-Cincinrwfin Ohio fo ll II II 1 PaHerns of All Descripiions I 3332322333233333:::3:3::35:::::::74 Ig The only Ihing you can do wilhouf muscle- EI is +o lie down and sleep. Even fha? falres some. I Il I So- gg II ' 1: Dfmk MILK! gg Il gg MILK- Il :I Makes sfrong muscles I Builds slraighf bones and sound Ieefh I Supplies energy and pep gg Guards your healih and vifalify. Il I gg Use ai' Ieasl' a quarl a day Il g, ll g ll gf J. 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BOOLS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST Phones: Woodburn o25I - 0252 U I99a MADISON ROAD CINCINNATI, OHIO L,::::,,,::::,:,:,:-::::x:::,:-:,II Page Fifry-four 000000: :::0:::::::::::00::000:: 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 -----A-A---- -QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ CLEARY AUTO SERVICE, 'nc- 3349 MONTGOMERY ROAD WOodburn Ib40 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 --::::::ooo:::::::::::::oo:::: COM PLIMENTS OF KauI:Iman's Family SI'ore DRY eoons and Mews FuRN1s1-uNes 2809 Woodburn Ave. 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 Cassidy Dry Cleaners Repairing and Alfering We Call and Deliver 2I03 Grandin Road WOodburn 4204 --,AAAAAAA-A------------AA----,---11 To -----+A-A ---- ---- ------- A A - : 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 IL vvvvv-v-vo-ovvvvoov--- --- COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 11 11 11 11 .4 ....... -w--- ...... -,-- WE GUARANTEE I YOU AN EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL FUEL SERVICE We Mine and Deliver Direcf +o You OUR PIONEER ISLAND CREEK AND POND CREEK POCAHONTAS WE SELL KOPPERS MIAMI COKE Clean Dependable Fuels HIGH IN HEAT VALUE- VERY LOW IN ASH CONTENT Q U E E N C I T Y COAL CO. Over I00 Years of Fuel Service JAMES A REILLY. Vice-Presidenl MAin 5I70 913 DIXIE TERMINAL Pugh' Fff I AAA:3::::::::::::3:::::v::::::::5Y 'I9:--- vvv----- --v vv----vvv Woodbum mo II WEDDING CAKES CAKES MADE ON II OUR SPECIALTY SHORT NOTICE GEO, A, The Besl ol Everylhingn 1 ll O O O FLOWERS The 59999 if .I Bonomlnl Bros. 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'ro SL00 Slore RlCl lARD GRIFFIN ll WO0dl3l.Il'I'l Ave. I3 I- U M B I N 6 SCHOOL SUPPLIES --::::::,,:::::,,,:::::::,::::::::olI II::::::::::::::---::::::::::::::::: ll 4' OO Urn armacy l:llNlE FOOTWEAR Woodburn and Locusl --- Cincinnaii, Ohio 752-754-756 EAST MCMILLAN STREET II II Woodburn 6345-7249 Walnul Hills Fine Wines, Liquer and Cordials Phone, WOodburn 6275 Domesfic and lmporfed :::::: :::::::::::::::::::,:,:::-vlI Lx: :::::::::-::::::::-::::: as Fifty-six r.:::--::::-::::: --- Complimenfs of HYDE PARK MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION HYDE PARK SQUARE I U II I I II II U 0 II -4 I ..... ,v... - - . .. ....... - I I U II II II II II 0 II E II EE Hu-r1'ENBAI-I se I 3 T S 4, COMPLIIVIENTS EE MEA as OF I I I I ::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::o-A I I II T:::::::::: vvvvv ::::::::::::::::::7 0 0 A U 0 0 II 1: Jerome E. Moormann Phone, Woodburn 4028 .. HUDEPOHL BREWING I MOORMANN BROS. 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LAVERY BOYD CHAMBERS LEE I-IALLERMAN ETI-IAN ALLEN FRED KRAMER DAN TEHAN BOB REIS 641 MAIN STREET CI'Ierry 4768-4769 L::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::.Q Page Fifty-svawu 1::::: ::::: I' I 1: Q U ' Q Q . II Il I 0 ll 0 I 0 in 0 I Il II I o an o 0 es o I I T I II II I o II Quallry Foods IE ' always win in The II I If TASTE TEST 55 I I I II ll Reasonably priced ar all I DOT FOOD STORES. :I II II Il II Il Il If The JANSZEN COMPANY, crncanma If If Disfribuiors I I l::::: :::::-::::: ::::.I gg CRONE S PHARMACY Il Prescripfions a SpeciaI+y I If Woodburn and Myr1'Ie Aves. QI WOodburnI065-I066 Cincinna+i, O. L:::3:3333:33:3:3 ' ::3:'3:::::34 F :::::T I I COMPLIMENTS OF II I I HENRY MOUNTEL II I I:::::: ::::::: cess.. PTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT:1 PETER'S CAFETERIA Home of Qualify Foods 4553 MAIN AVENUE Phone, JEFFerson 9382 L:::::::::::::xssssxsxs3: xx.. Page Fifty-eight Cornplimenis of Dr. Harvey G. Gerdsen LA- ....... -- ---AA A.------AAA--A-- A.4 QuaIi+y Roofing Sheei' Me+aI Work EDWARD F. ANSPACH F U R N A C E S I62I Madison Road WOodburn II69 Ihal Success will be The Reward for Those of I936 THOMAS Funeral Home Phone. MEIrose 7544 We Deliver EDW. JACOBS Fancy Groceries --- Fresh Meais Fruils and Vegelables 3949 MAIN AVENUE NORWOOD, O. :::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::.4 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 9- v------------- --- ---vv-------- ---1 r- ---- ----- - ---- --- WM. SPANGENBERG ---v v .... oooo----voo---: Dealer in CHOICE MEATS and POULTRY COMPUMENT5 Phone, WOodburn 582I L 2839 Woodburn Ave. Cincinnali, O. T, :::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::.4 T':::x:::: xx Tl 'cczn :T Cornplimenfs of Q Q LITTLEFORD - NELSON School of Commerce A Professional School of Business Training for 635 - 636 High School and College Graduales. DIXIE TERMINAL Neave Bldg. - - Fourfh af Race Cincinnafi B U l L D l N G Tux: :::: ::': 'xxx: :::: :::::::: :x:x:: T COMPLIMENTS OF WALTER J. 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CONNELLY, ROBERT G. ... ....1764 1907 1938 5723 2532 3543 4113 5891 5149 2201 4118 3615 3445 1315 .....3426 .....1729 CONNICK, ROBERT E ....... ..... 4 207 CONNOLLY, WILLIAM R... CONNOR, HARRY W ........ .... COPPER, HOWARD H. CREGAN, JOSEPH CRONIN, FRANK c. .. cRoss, JOHN E ..... .. GROWE, EDWARD E ....,. DALY, ROBERT M .......... DAUMEYER, EERTRAND A. DODD, STANLEY J .....,.. . DOEPKER, RICHARD W.... DONNELLON, THOMAS A. DONOVAN, JOSEPH E. DWYER, THOMAS E. .... , EsREL, ROBERT E ...... EVANS, EUGENE J .... PISCHER, FRANK J .... ELIGK, STANLEY A .... FUGAZZI, EUGENE M. GESSING, WILLIAM J ..... GIESTING, ROBERT H ..... GLANDORE, JOSEPH A. GODPREY, ROBERT E ...... GOESLING, ROBERT P ..... GREEN, ROBERT E .......... GREVER, WALTER T .... .... GROGAN, RAYMOND L., JR.. .. .... GRUNKEMEYER, CHARLES .. . . . . . . l-IAGERTY, ROBERT A ..... HARIG, FRANK E. ..... . HART, BERNARD J ...... HAUTZ, VICTOR R ........ . . . . . . HERSCHEDE, ROBERT H ..... .... HESSLER, GEORGE A ........ .... HOBAN, ROBERT A .,......... .... HOLLMEYER, RICHMOND J. . . . . . . . HORNER, MELVIN A. ......... . . . . HUGHES, CHARLES W. ..... HURST, PAUL J. ..... . INKROT, ROBERT E. .. JOSEPH, JOHN J ..... 2856 .2623 3636 5923 2918 4110 3334 3139 7215 981 3095 2621 642 2644 3351 5104 3027 2819 2419 734 4556 4009 3794 2780 1304 949 3238 2352 3160 4128 3742 6456 2232 5331 3417 4416 6126 1910 4343 1000 Orlando Place ...... Zinsle Avenue ........ Shenandoah Avenue .. .. Madison Road ........ Euclid Avenue ...... Linwood Avenue .... Bramble Avenue .... Isabella Avenue Kincaid Road ,... Myrtle Avenue .... Cohoon Street . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, Watterson Street .............. Cincinnati, Lester Road ........... . .... . . .Cincinnati, Cor. Sutton and Orchard. .Mt. Washington, Taft Road .................... . Cincinnati, Lexington Avenue .. Dalewood Place .... Lester Road ..... . .. Moundview Drive .. Parkline Avenue ..... Ballard Avenue .... Hammel Avenue .... Main Avenue ...... Hannaiord Avenue .. Bell Street ......... Trimble Avenue Mooney Avenue Ryland Avenue .. Duncan Avenue .. . Dana Avenue .... Eastern Avenue .... Erie Avenue ...... . Moorman Avenue .. . . Herschel Avenue .... Woodmont Avenue .. Woodburn Avenue .. Ivanhoe Avenue Graydon Avenue .. Parkview Avenue .. Plainfield Pike ...... Paradrome Street ..... Markbreit Avenue Grover Hill Avenue Athens Avenue ...... Arbor Place ....... Bonaparte Avenue Grove Avenue ..... Griest Avenue Inverness Place .. . . Salutaris Avenue .... Wakefield Drive . . . Lafayette Avenue .... Crosley Avenue Ferdinand Place ...... Losantiville Avenue .. . . . . . . . .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, .... .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . . .1.ock1and, . . . . .Norwood, . . . . .Norwood, ... . .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, .... .Norwood, , . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, ... .Deer Park, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, .....Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, .....Norwood, .... .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, Locust Street ...... . . . . ........ Cincinnati, Box 11, Kugler Mill Road ....... Kenwood, Pavilion Street .......,........ Cincinnati, Harvest Avenue ........ Harris Avenue Victoria Blvd, .... . Superior Avenue .... Beechmont Avenue ..... Grand Vista Avenue .... Williams Avenue ..... Moeller Avenue ..... Delta Avenue .... Verne Avenue Prentice Street . . . Dale Road ..... Smith Road .... Celestial Street . . . .Cincinnati, .. . . .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Deer Park, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . . .Norwood, . . . . .Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, . . . .Cincinnati, .....Norwood, . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio SENIOR DIRECTORY - Continued KELLY, RICHARD H ......... .... KENNEDY, JEROME W ...... .... KILGARRIFF, JAMES E ..... KING, EDWARD J., JR. KLOCKER, HENRY J. .... . KOEHLER, MELVIN J ...... KONERMANN, LEO L. . . . . KRAMER, EDWARD M. KREKELER, EDWARD B ...... LAMMERT, LOUIS P. ..... . LINDEMAN, MARK A.. . . . LOHMAN, EDWIN J. LONG, WILLIAM R ........ LYSAGHT, DONALD J ..... MALONE, JOHN D. .... . MALONEY, ROBERT E.. . . . MARSHALL, JOHN 1-I. .. .. MARTIN, FRANK L. ...... . MARTIN, THOMAS M. McDERMO'1'T, ROGER J. .... . McGANN, WILLIAM H ........ .... McGONEGLE, CHARLES L. .... . . . . METZGER, ROBERT O. ..... . MOLONEY, JOSEPH M. .... . MONAHAN, ROBERT J ...... MONTELISCIANO, VINCENT MOORMAN, ROBERT J. ....... NIEPORTE, VERNON A. .... . O'BR1EN, ROBERT J. O'J.EARY, BEN P. .... . ORTH, WILLIAM if .... OsER, PAUL E. ........ . PLENING, ROBERT J ........ . RATERMANN, JACK A ...... RICE, ROBERT R. ........ . RIEHLE, JOSEPH E. .... . ROETTING, HARRY J. ...... . ROMES, ELMER J .............. .... ROWEKAMP, RICHARD J ...... .... RUSSELL, THOMAS E ........ SANKER, JOSEPH E .... SCI-IAF, FRANK L. ..... . SCHERRER, ELMER J. SCHLEGEL, ARTHUR G. SCI-ILEGEL, ROBERT E. ..... . SCHMIDT, EDWARD C. .... . . . . . . . SCHNEIDER, NORMAN A ...... .... SCHUMACI-IER, ROBERT J. .... . . . . SEUBERLING, JOHN F.. SHARKEY, GILBERT F. . . . . SHEA, JOSEPH W. ..... . SI-IEERAN, WILLIAM R. SHIELDS, THOMAS W ..... SIEGEL, PAUL J. ....... . SMITH, RODNEY C ........ SPECHTHOLD, JAMES J. STEUER, CLARENCE J. STAYTON, FRANK B. ...... . STRICKER, RAYMOND E. SULLIVAN, STANLEY A. . . . . TEPE, MELVIN J. ...... . TRIMPE, MELVIN J .... UHL, JOHN H ....... WEBER, EUGENE L .......... WEIKEL, HERBERT J. .......... . WESTENDORF, EDWARD B.. 1827 1714 2898 925 225 1752 1834 1620 1810 3244 1805 2622 960 3464 2860 547 6461 1519 3466 2888 1337 3237 1843 3433 2417 4126 3915 3318 3 1718 2030 4130 2442 527 4810 1995 1503 2841 5941 4159 2532 4215 1243 1243 2773 3520 2059 4630 2354 5715 1955 2580 2108 1522 5110 2840 4232 2863 4217 6709 1626 3116 1616 4277 WHALEN, LEROY W. ....... 2537 WIEMAN, ROBERT H ........ .... 3 331 WILLE, ROBERT L. ...... 2890 WILSON, DELMAR J. ...... . ZIMMERMAN, RALPH J. ZWINAK, ROBERT F ....... ....3619 2534 ....1826 Berkeley Avenue .... Fairfax Avenue Victoria Avenue .... Paradrome Street .... R. R. 10, Station M .... .... Orchard Street ...... Mills Avenue ..... Huron Avenue ..... Clarewood Avenue . . . . . . . Lincoln Avenue ..... Wold Avenue ..... Weyer Avenue Gilbert Avenue ..... Paradrome Street .... Evanston Avenue . . . Ashmont Avenue . . . Blair Avenue ......... Beechmont Avenue . . . . . . . Blair Avenue ....... Bevis Avenue ...... Romana Place Locust Street .. . . . Fairfield Avenue . . . Dalewood Place Trimble Avenue .... Concord Street . ..... . Thirtyrsecond Street .. . . . . . Regent Avenue ..... East Side Avenue .... Bond Place ........ Bella Vista Place ..... Lawrence Avenue Ivanhoe Avenue .... . . . . . . Kenilworth Avenue . . . . . . . East Liberty Street ..... Winona Terrace .... Kinney Avenue .. . . Joseph Street ..... Madison Road ...... Woodmont Avenue . . . . . . . Forest Avenue .... Bell Place ..... . . . Whetsel Avenue Oberlin Blvd. Oberlin Blvd. .... . Minot Avenue .... Wabash Avenue .... Maple Avenue . .... .. .... .. Carter Avenue ................ Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Kenwood, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, . Norwood, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, . Norwood, R. R. 3, Sutton Avenue. . .Mt. Washington, Glenside Avenue ............. Madison Road . ..... .. .... .. Maple Avenue .. . . Marsh Avenue .... Wayne Avenue Franklin Avenue .... Glenshade Avenue .... .... Markbreit Avenue .. Lowry Avenue ...... Markbreit Avenue .... .... Allison Avenue .. . .. Windward Street .... Jonathan Avenue . . . Auten Avenue ...... Mansfield Avenue .... .... Clifford Road ........... .... Indian Mound Avenue, ....... . Evanston Avenue ....... .. . Linwood Avenue ..... Madison Road .... Melrose Avenue .... Hopkins Avenue .... . Norwood, Cincinnati, . Norwood, . Norwood, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, . Norwood, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Deer Park, . Norwood, . Cincinnati, . 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