Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

lifA'!2?-Thfgz -1. 2 I, :9B.z1i'5e.m7fi':2Jrl:g!l'!eL.s:?:8' The 1951 CAVALIER The SENIOR CLASS of Purcell High School 2935 HACKBERRY STREET CINCINNATI 6 OHIO :FQ THE 1951 CAVALIER CHIEFS: Michael Martino, Photography Gibbs McucVeigl1, Business Robert Siegentholer, Sports Walter Clemens, Art Robert Cremering, Typing Ray Kennedy, Editor-in-Chief DEDICATION ...... ADMINISTRATION ............... PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO SENIORS FACULTY ...................... SENIORS ........ . . . UNDERCLASSMEN . . . . . . SPORTS ......... . . . ACTIVITIES . . . . . . SPIRITUAL . . . . . . . SOCIAL PATRONS .... .... ADS .............. .... SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . . . . . 4 8 'IO 'I2 22 44 62 90 II2 122 133 136 I58 SPIRIT! 1951: This was the year - the year of spirit social, and religious activities-all were dominatec Typical ot this spirit is the man to whon Class, dedicate this, our tinal tribute to Purce Eveslage. To him we express our deepes patience and understanding, as well as hi ing our taltering ways. As Vice-Principal he he in victory, counselled us through tailings, brougl final day of achievement when we depart Purce Mary, Cavaliers of Christ. All phases of student lite athletic scholastic by a dynamic spirit of christian living we, the Senior Bro. Lawrence gratitude for his firmness in guid- rejoiced with us us to this, our Spirited sons ot Social-Minded Cafholics Spiriiually Vigorous Cafholics Vocafionally Prepared Ca+holics i Healihy Cafholics Mold ,,,...,..-.M -9... Spirifecl Men .V xqyfw ln+elligen+ Cafholics Culfural Ca+holics American Cafholics The Mosr Reverend KARL J. ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnafi The ac1'ivi'ry in rhe Archdiocese of Cincinnari since laie I95O is reliable +es+imony 'ro +he characler of l'he greal' churchman who was insralled as our leader al' ihar lime. The Mosi' Reverend Karl J. Alfer, recenily of Toledo, was elevaied +o 1'he exalred posiiion of Mefropoliian on Sep+ember 26 and immediarely assumed +he heavy responsibilifies enfailed by i'ha+ high office. His record here, as a+ Toledo, speaks 'For ifself. Norfhern Ohio's loss is our gain. As long as Archbishop Alfer is ai' 1'he helm, +he Carholic popula+ion here may be confidenf of lhe growih and prosperiry of The Church in souihwesfern Ohio. R+. Rev. Msgr. J. Henry Schengber Presidemk Very Rev. Msgr. E. J. Quinn Corresponding Secrerary l Rev. Jerome E. Bar+el Rev. James O. Bryne Treasurer Procuraror l Rev. George B. Barre'H', S.M. The spiril' behind 'lhe school's spiri+ - 'rha+'s Fafher BarreH, our loved and revered Principal. He can be counled on +o supporl' his Cavaliers and 1'heir Faculfy ai' all limes. Ever available for advice or encouragement he is rhe besl' example of 'l'he l'rue Cavalier spiri+. The Principal's Message To The 1951 Senior Class PRAESTANS INTER OMNES! Thal' is my final word, Seniors, lo each and everyone of you as you prepare +o leave Purcell High School. When fhe school moHo was chosen lasl' year, we were careful fo explain lo lhe sfudenl' body ils meaning. To be oulsl'anding among all was never meanl lo be an idle boasl or an expression of smug complacency in lhe achievemenls of Purcell's Cavaliers. Ralher, if was fo be a challenge lo +he slu- denls and an ideal lowards which +hey should direcl' lheir every acfion, nol' only while lhey are here al Purcell, bul' every day of fheir lives. This is your ideal, Seniors. To achieve il you have a very com- plele and concise sel' of principles in lhe Cavalier code. En- grave lhese principles on your minds and hearls. Fidelily lo fhem will be your suresl' guaranly of living up lo l'he ideal of a lrue Cavalier. 5 'r 5 Q XXX FACULTY Sh Of L B F ' e - . is ia as RM , 1 -- - P Q . .,.. -j5,:: N . 1 W MM' +- K QQQFH X , M- L Unfurled In Azure Frame Jusi' as fhroughoui' fhis annual +he anfhem quie+ly provides +he back- ground, so 1'hrough a boy's four years of high-school, +he facuH'y are 'rhe background, indeed fhe backbone of +he s+uden+'s educafion. To +his +ask fhese men are dedica+ed: +o unfurl fhe banner of lusfrous sheen, which is Cafholic Educafion. Bro. Roberfl W. Blume, S.M. Typing l Typing ll Rev. William R. Boyle Religion IV Sludenfs' Spiriiual Council Bro. Vicior J. Brown, S.M. Spanish l Algebra ll, lV Cavalier Bro. Jose M. Cinfron, S.M. Ari l, ll, lll, IV Spanish Il Posler Design Cavalier Rev. John P. Boyle World l-lislory Civics English ll Rev. Norberl' C. Brinkman English I English II Religion ll Religion lll Mr. Huber-l Buschle Band Direcior Spring Concerl Rev. John C. Coghlan Laiin ll Lalin lll Bro. Deibel Fr Elsn Bro. Francis A. Deibel, S.M. English l Library Rev. Paul J. Elsner, S.M. English lll English IV if er Fr. Pawel Rev. Raymond J. Favre+ Religion l Lalin l Bro. James F. Foers+er, S.M. Lalin l, lV French l, ll Intramurals A clerical conference- Fr. Hungling fo lhe righf lcnows one more slory 'khan +l1e refreai masier, sealed nexf fo Fr. Jacquemin. Fr. Winlermeyer knows a few, loo. Bro. Foersfer fs fa H13 -' ' 5 5 i , 44 K T ' . X . -.,, . 1:32 . nn' N' -: -- 21 .' 513,853 .. 5' ' i4 iq vvl H F lxl. Q +1 , 44 lffff fff5f , .rf x' ff x 'Q KK?-J 1 5 ,W mf, ., ,A 7 'W' :ik A ' f 1 1 , ,,.. ' 1 W ' E in H , , 'wfflri if ,M - , L -' ' 3 V' W , JF ' 7 A A' ,, W-4-'M zrgC'f4gm:w2f' .,g.:w'W .vwggixf M. n -.Q , Niwffwwww ,qw .M , ,wwwfl wg 5 , A 1 ' ' 1: Bro. Henry J. Gensler, S.M. Basic Iviafh Plane Geomelry Mechanical Drawing I, II Chauffeur Chess Club Service Club Bro. Clemenf A. Gross. S.M. Commercial Law Economics Bookkeeping Commercial Club Rev. Edward F. Haslcamp Lafin I Algebra II Mr. John A. Hogan Qnglish I II Assisianf Fooiball Coach Freshman Baskefball Coach Bro. James C. Goeh, S.M. Plane Geomefry General Science Triple A.C. Neiure, .Club Red Cross Freshman Guidance Mr. John R. Hanlon Physiology I Physical Educaiion Assisfani Fooiball Coach Reserve Baslceiball Coach Baseball Coach -, . ,. . ,V f fy.:- Rev. Charles J. HofsieH'e Pracfical Geomefry Algebra I, II Music Apprecialion Sfucleni Council Rev. Roberf E. Hungling English IV Civics r, S.M 7+ Rev. John M. Jacquemin Religion l, II l'-lead of Religion Deparlmenl C.S.lv1.C. lv1odera+or Rev. John P. Jennings Religion II Religion III U. S. Army in Korea Rev. Joseph L. Kerr, S.M. Religion Ill, IV Regislrar Guidance Direcfor Dramalic Club Crimson Club Chaplain, Foofball Team Mr. James V. McCar+hy Foorball Coach Baslcelball Coach Physical Educalion Bro. Joseph G. Jansen, S.M English II, lll, IV Band Senior Guidance Rev. Herman H. Kenning American l-lislory World l-lislory Sophomore Guidance Swimming Team Rev. Jesse W. Lonsway Religion I Religion III Bowling League Moderafor Baseball Manager Bro. Paul F. O'Brien, S.M. Civics American l-lislory Solid Geomelry Trigonomeiry Visual Educa+ion Lockers Fr. Reich Bro, Roos Bro. Rossman B o S h oe 9 Rev. George L. Reich, S.M. Rehgion I ReIiqion II Bro. Paul J. Roos, S.M. Enqhsh I, Il Laiin I World I-Iisiory The PIume Our beIoved PrincipaI chais wi+h Bro. BIume, Bro. Deibel, Does ii' concern an exfra Iunch period? Bro. Charles L. Rossman, S.M EnqIish I, III PubIic Speaking Debalre and Speech Club Junior Guidance Publiciiy Coorchnaior of Aciiviiies Bro. William L. Schroeder, S.M PIane Geomeiry Afhlefic Direcior Cross Couniry Coach Track Coach Fr. Kerr and Fr. EIsner. 'K Bro. Schrospfer Fr. SchuHe Bro. Schwaqarl Fr. Winiarmayer Bro. Francis J. Schroepfer, S.M. Bro. Richard L. Schwagerl, S.M. Consumer Economics Chemislry Record and Filing lvlarh Clulo General Business Chem Club Deporlmenl Grades l-lonors Day Rev. Rober+ W. SchuHe Civics American Hiyfory Rev. William P. Winfermeyer American l-lislory World l-lislory Fafher Kenning is reading one of Brofher Deibel's over-due books. Coach Hanlon pauses for a refresher, while Fa+her Hungling seeks a pick-up affer +ha+ 2:l5 lei-clown. Wifh fhe experf assisfance of Miss Ken- nedy, Falher Barrell' is able lo complele his manifold laslrs. Her beauly, welcome smile smoofhes many a 'furrowed pro- fessorial and iuvenile brow. Miss Nancy Morgan aids Fafher Byrne in harvesting ihaf leHuce crop. ll's her second year, and Fafher admifs he couldn'l gel' along wifhoul her assislance. Mrs. Huberl Buschle, ever cheerful and accommodafing, smiles sympalhelically al an innocenl' freshman as Brofher Law- rence consigns him fo fhe Siberian salf mines. A 'roasi' +o Purcell's unsung heroines of fhe key- boards, our indispensable secrefariesl Few, if any, are 'I'he Cavaliers who haven'+ been aided in some way by 'these indefa+igable ladies. A Purcellile of long slanding, Miss Mary Kennedy has been performing her dufies faifhfully since fhe opening of our Cavalier Cas'I'le. Miss Nancy Morgan is complefing her sophomore year, while Mrs. Huber? Buschle is lerminaiing her freshman ferm-bofh wiih a grade of A-plus. ATS M. , 'f XX Id Of Sunrise SENIORS The leaders in almosi' every school acfivily are, of course, l'l1e seniors. And among flue seniors, il' was +l1ese officers picfured above, Tom Gerrard, Vice-President Ron Beagle, Treasurer: Bob Leonard, Secrelaryg and Ray Ken- nedy, Presidenl, who, by reason of +l'1e influence fhey exerr upon llneir ma+es, inifiafe and fosfer all move- menls +l1a+ malce 'For a sfronger and nobler Cavalier spiril. Splendor And Crimson Sunsef Flame Four Year Honor Sfudenfs Ouls+ancling Among All. A +i'He well- chosen for fhese oufslancling seniors of Purcell. Along wi1'l1 being four year Honor Men, 'rheir 'ralenl and wil have been dis- played in many ways, bringing merii' +o 1'l1e Casfle. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS J. Slwaul R. Turner R. Kane R. Kunkemoeller E. Bislwop T. Woeblcenberg W. Clemens R. Siegen'I'l1aler Through The Four Years Wifh The PF PF P6 gg ffg 'Rl' if Vr., , , --1: Class of T951 To face fhe modern world wifh all ifs problems, fo be greefed by fhe prospecf of milifary service: fhis is fhe giff presenfed fo 'rhe high-school gradu- afe, fhe herifage of fhe l95I Senior Class of Purcell, fhe burden fhaf musf be borne by fwo hundred forfy Men of Spirif. Four years ago fhey were boys, now fhey are men - men wifh 'rhe dufy fo demonsfrafe 'rhe ideal of Chrisfian leadership. They musf live for fhe fufure, for fhe fufure lies in fheir hands. Buf fhe years fo come will be lighfened by fhe inspirafion drawn from memories of Purcell: mem- ories of four of fhe finesi' years in Cavalier hisfory. Who will forgef, for example, fhaf Sunday affer- noon lasf fall when our gridders were acclaimed champions for fhe sevenfh consecufive year, vicfors by a single poinf, iusf as fheir older brofhers had been vanquished by a single poinf fo shaffer a fhree-year winning sfrealc when we were freshmen! Recall fhaf firsf prom-a borrowed fuxedo, 'rhe palm frees af Casfle Farm. Who does nof remem- ber fhe finals of fhe cage fournamenfs, voices hoarse from cheering? There was, foo, fhe Marianisf Cen- fennial, followed by fhe Holy Year. Lasfing friendships gained fhrough school acfivi- fies, fhe firsf lug slip, fhe firsf dafe, fhaf never- fo-be-forgoffen vigil before fhe Mosf Holy Sacramenf-all helped fo mould our characfers. Four years of preparafion are ended: fhe fufure holds a challenge we musf accepf. As Cavaliers we march forward: we advance fowards our goal -Spirifed Brofhers of Chrisf and Sons of Mary. Z A X. Q H , .ff 4 ' libs l ,,AL Aeberle, Ronald J. l Abe l, Band 2, Chemisrry Club 4, Honor Roll 3-4, lnrramural Bowling 4, Lafin Club 4, Marh Club 4, Plume 4, Radio Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Triple A-C 4 Amberger, Frank G. l Mea+-BaII l Arfhon, Thomas P. l Tom l, Annual 4, Arr Club 3, Choral Group 2, Record Club 3, Track I, Triple A-C I-2 Beagle, Ronald G. l Ra-Raul, Annual 4, Cavalier of rhe Monfh 4, Chemisrry Club 3, Foofball I-2-3-4, lnlramural Baskerball 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Sfudenf Council 3, Track I-2-3-4 Bedinghaus, James L. l Beies l, Band 2, Radio Club l Behrens, Clarence R. l Bones l, Baseball 4, Chemisrry Club 3, lnframural Baskefball I-2-3-4 Bellman, William C. l BiII l, Inframural Baskerball l-2, Turkey Raffle 4 Belperio, John A. l Balzer l, Foofball I-2-3-4 Benion, Edward V. l Ed l, Chemislry Club 3, Chess Club 4, Mafh Club 4, Radio Club 4, Triple A-C 4 Berwanger, Roberl F. l Ligh1'ning l, Inframural Baskerball 4 Bishop, Eric M. l Ricky Bish l, American Way lnsfifufe 3, Annual 4, Communiry Chesl Junior Speaker, Crimson Club 4, Debaling l-3, Hello Teacher IA3, Honor Roll 2-3-4, Jr. Town Meeling 4, Plume 2-3-4, Safely lnsrirure 2, Sfudenf Council l-2-4, Unifed Narions Model Assembly 4, World Affairs lnsfilule 3 Boeckmann, James T. l Blacle l, Arhleric Manager 2, Band 4, Commercial Club 3, lnframural Baskefball I-2-3, Orcheslra 4, Record Club 3, Sfuclenl Council 2, Turkey Raffle I-4 Bohan, James J. l Pape l, Baskerball I, Inrramural Baskefball 2-3 Bramble, Don M. l Slim l, lnlramural Baskefball I-2, Library Sfall I-2, Service Club I-2 Brandsfeffer, Kennefh J. l Ken l, Book Club 2, Debafing I, Inrramurai Baskefball I, lnframural Bowling 2-3, Library Sfafl l-2 Aeberle Amberger Arihon B0diI19l1HUS gl- Behrens Bellman Belperio Benton Berwangor V Bishop Boeckmenn Bohan Bramble Brlndiflfflf Seniors '51 Brunel, Gregory L., Debaling I-2-3-4, Fool- ball l, lnframural Baskelball 3-4, lnlramural Bowling 4 Burkharf, James J. l Chick l, Inlramural Baskefball 2, Baseball 4 Burns, Thomas A. l Sideburns l, Foolball I, lnlramural Baskelball I-2-3-4, lnframural Bowling l-2 Bush, William G. l LiH'le Willieul, Annual 4, Chess Club 4, Choral Group 2, Foofball 2, Honor Roll 3, lnlrarnural Baskefball 2-4, lnlramural Bowling 2-3-4, Rifle Club 4 Camele, Andrew J. l Sam l, Foolball I, lnframural Baskerball 2, lnlramural Bowling 2 Cherney, Joseph A. l Goofy l, Afhlelic Manager I, lnframural Baskelball I-2, Infra- mural Bowling 3 Chesfer, John J. l Brooklyn l Chrisfen, Alfred J., Turkey Raffle Cizek, Donald F. l Cizz l, lnlramural Baskel- ball 3 Clark, Donald P., lnlramural Baskelball I-3-4 Clark, Marlin J. l Tiny l, Sfudenf Council 2-3 Clemens, Waller C. l Bruin l, American Way lnslifule 3, Annual 4, Arl Club 3-4, Cavalier of The Monlh 3, Chess Club 4, Crimson Club 4, Debafing 3-4, Dramafics 2-3-4, Foorball l-2-3-4, Hello Teacher 3-4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, lnframural Baskefball 4, Plume 3-4, Safely lnslilule 2-4, Speech 3-4, Sfudenl Spirilual Council lVice-Pres. 3, Pres, 4l, Track I-2-3-4, Uniled Nalions Model Assembly 4, World Affairs Insfifufe 2, HPHS Reporfer 4 Cole, Roberl' F. l Puf-Pu1 l, lnframural Bowling 2-3-4, Rifle Club 4, Turkey Raffle 4 Conarcl, Roberl C. l Deadbea+ l, Baskelball l, Foolball I, Turkey Raffle 4, lnlramural Baskefball 2-3-4 Condil. John M., Turkey Raffle K-it if -A M 1 Ay '-A f X-f is SN X. Brunei Burkhart Bw-ng Bush Camels Cherncy Chester Chrislen Ciggk Clark, D. Clark, M. Clemens Cole Conerd Condi? Condon Connelly Conroy Cook Corcoran Coshllo Cremering Curran Daunf DoLoren1o Dollmer Defzel DeVofo Devhle Cavaliers '51 Condon, Charles R. I Bob l, In+ramuraI BaskeIbaII 2 Connelly, Roberf J.. Band 2-3-4, Drarnaiics 4, Honor Roll I-2, Maih CIub 3-4, Orches- Tra 4 Conroy, Jerome J. I Jer l Cook, Donald F. I Bonehead l Corcoran, John J. I CorIx I, AIhIeiic Man- ager I, In'rrarnuraI Basl:eIbaII I-2-3 Cosfello, John P. I IrisI'i I, Annual 4, Com- mercial CIuIo I, In'rramuraI BasIceIbaII 2 Cremering, Roberr R. I Crem l, Annual 4, Choral Group I, lnframural Baskeiioall I-2- 3-4, Maih CIub 3-4, Tennis 2 Curran, Palriclr J. I Irish l, IniramuraI Bas- Iceiball I-2-3-4 Daunf, Richard G. I Big Dickul, Baseball 2-3-4, Inframural Baslcefball I-2-3-4 DeLorenzo, Dino A. I Deen l. Foo+IoaII I, Iniramural BasIceI'baII I-2-3 DeHmer, John W., RiiIe CIub 4, Mafh Club 3-4, Chemisfry Club 4 Defzel, Thomas C. I Nose l DeVoI'o, Edward F., BasebaII 3-4, BasIceIbaII I, Chess CIub 4, FooII'JaII I, InIramuraI Bas- IceIbaII 2-3-4, Track I-2, 'I'ripIe A-C 4 Deyhle, Herberf F. l DiaI l, Turkey RaIfIe Sraff 4 ii 'N f s ,of 0 JQMV YWI Disser, John R. Doll, James E., Iniramural Baslcelball I-2. Doppes, Donald P., Baslcefball 2, Honor Roll 2, Inlramural Baslcefball I-3-4, Turlcey Raffle Sfail 4. Duffy, James P., Foofball I-2-3-4, lnframural Baslceiball 2, Traci: 2 Durkin, John J., Prom Commirlee 3, Turkey Raffle Sraif 4 Dwyer, Clifford E., lnlramural Baslcerball 4, Library Sfafi I Eagan, Eugene F. l Doc l, Band I-2 Eble, Howard J. l Phillie l, Annual 4, Crimson Club 4, Dramaiics 3-4, lnframural Baslcefball 3, Radio Club 3-4, Triple A-C 3-4 Eisner, Frank J., Honor Roll 4, lnframural Baslcelball 2, Sfudenl Council 4 Ernsf, Paul J. Farrell, John F. l Loverboy l, Cheerleader 2-3, Inframural Basker- ball l-2-3, Swimming I Fevret William J., Crimson Club 4, Dramalics 2-3-4, lnfrarnural Baslcelball 4 Fischer, Ronald L. l Curly l, Honor Roll I-2, lnlramural Bowling 4, Library Stall I, Siudeni Council 2-3 Flammer, Roberf W., Honor Roll 2-3, Turkey Raffle Sfaff 4 Fleming, Paul F. l Flem l, Annual 4, Ar? Club 2-3-4. Cheerleader 3-4, Crimson Club 4, Dramafics 2-3-4, lnframural Baslcefball I-2. lnframural Bowling 2, Library Shall 2, Plume 3, Service Club 2, Speech 4, Sludenf Spirifual Council 2-3-4, Triple A-C 2-3-4 PU , ci-- 5 - ' - -L if ,,' L5 l if mf , V , J 'mv' AQ! FN Qoae K . , Q. .. fx -fl . :K -. eff in Diner Doll Doppes Duffy Durhin Dwyer Eugen Eble Eisner Ernsl Ferrell Favre? Fischer Flemmer Fleming, P. G., Fleming, R. Floffsmesch fqa. ensue away x 'lig: 5 Forman Fra ncaschina Frank if 5 Freibarger Fries, A. 12. rn- . QW. , N? Fries, J. Frosl' Fussnackor .J Fussnar Gadd ihi Xi-if lf?- I 9 ll 1a0 ' Galvin Gois Gerrard Fleming, Roberf B. l Bol.:o l, American Way lnslifule 3, Annual 4, Debaling I-2, Foolball 3-4, Hello Teacher 3-4, Honor Roll l-2-3-4, lnlramural Baskelball I-2-3-4, Plume I-2, Safely lnsfilufe 3, Track 2-3-4, Triple A-C 3-4, Uniled Nalions Model Assembly 4, World Allairs lnsfifule 2-3 Flofiemesch, Harry A., lnlramural Baskelball I, lnrramural Bowling 3, Sfudenl Council I Forman, Daniel J., Band 3-4, Book Club l-2, Choral Group l-2-3, Crimson Club 4, Drarnalics 2-3-4, Honor Roll l, Library Slalf l-2, Orcheslra 2-3-4 Franceschina, An+hony M. l Slrina l, Band 3-4, Crimson Club 4, Dramalics 3-4, lnlramural Baskelball I-2-3, Service Club l-2, Speech 4 Frank, Carl J. l Curly l, Cheerleader I-2, Dramafics 4, Golf 4, lnrra- mural Baskelball 4, lnframural Bowling l-2-3 Freiberger, John E., Foofball I, lnlramural Baskelball 2 Fries, Anfhony F., Foolball I-2-3, lnlrarnural Baskelball 4, Sludenf Council 4, Turkey Raffle Slaff 4 Fries, Jerome S. l Jerry l Frosl, Raymond C., Debaling 3, Honor Roll 3-4, lnlramural Basker- ball 3, Triple A-C 3 Fussnecker, Lloyd F., Annual 4, lnlrarnural Baskerball I-2-3-4 Fussner, Thomas J. Gadd, David L., Band l, lnframural Baskelball l, lnlramural Bowling 3, Rifle Club 4 Galvin, Donald A., lnlramural Baskelball l-2 Geis, Donald H., Turkey Raffle Sraff 4 Gerrard, Thomas A. l Jugger i. Cavalier of +he Monlh, Foolball I-2-3-4, lnrramural Baskelball I-2-3, Junior Prom King, Senior Class Vice-President Srudeni Council I-2, Track 3-4 . vi I Vx f' it eg ,, F 3 P, J 'Wai 5 -F X, Gibbemeyer, Jerome F. l Jerry l. CONW- mercial Club 3, Cross Counfry 4, CSMC Officer 3, lnlramural Baslcefball I-2-3-4, Plume 3 Gibbons, Thomas W., lnframural Baslcefball 2 Giesman, Edward L., lnframural Baslcefball 2-3-4, Siuclenl' Council 2 Glaser, Reber! E., Choral Group 2, Honor Roll 2-4, lnframural Baslcelloall 2-3-4 Glassmeyer, Michael J. l Sam l. Afhlefic Manager 2, Foolball I-3, ln+ramural Baslcel- lnall 2, Traclc 3 Gohman, Roberf G.. Honor Roll 3, Infra- mural Baskelball I, lnframural Bowling 2 Grafion, Joseph C. l Smolrey l lnlramural Baslceiball I Graham, William E. l OH'o l, Annual 4, Baskefball I-2-3, Foofball l-2-3-4, lnframural Baslcelball 4, Traclc 3-4 Grainger, Edward J. l Ed l, Turlcey Raffle Sfall: 4 Gramke, William C. l Gramps l Band I-2, lnframural Baslcefball 2 Greve, Edward F. l Gus l, Foofball 3, Honor Roll I-2, lnframural Baslcelball I-2-3, Rifle Club 4 Grimes, John J. f Sudsy l, Baskelball 2, lnframural Baslcefball I-2-3-4 Grofhaus, Franlr D. l Grof j, Afhlefic Man- ager 3-4, Service Club I-2 Grunfler, Hugh R. l Hug l, Foolball I-2-3- 4, lnframural Bowling I-2-3, Sfudenf Council 4, Track 2-3 Gufhrie, Paul E. l Gu'I 'l, Band I-2-3-4, Orchesfra 3-4 Seniors '51 Gibbemayer Gibbons Giasman Glaser Glaxsmeyer Gohman Graffon Graham Grainger Gramh Grave Grimes Groihaus Grunrlor Gurhris fo Q ...o N Clllle Hartla Haalay Haink ll 4 gf-fe all Hommarla Hoffman Hogan zn- Holi Huclar Huganbarg Huioi Hurlburf lmwalla Jacobs Jansan Joarg Harfle, John C. l Jock l, Ari Club 2-3-4, Baseball 4, Choral Group 2-3, Fooiball I, lnframural Bowling 4 Healey, Roberf F. l Pe+e ,, Foofball I-2-3, Baslcefball I-2-3-4 Heink, Harry R. Hemmerle, Joseph V. i Vic l, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Honor Roll I, lnframural Bowling 3-4, Library Staff I-2-3, Mafh Club 3-4. Nafure Club 3-4, Siudeni Council 3, Triple A-C l-2-3-4 Hoffman, Roberf F., Inirarnural Bowling 2-3 Hogan, Pafriclr T. i Sleepy l Baskeiball I-2-3-4, Fooiball I, Honor Roll I-2-4, Siu- clenf Council I-2-3, Tennis 3-4 ' Holi, John H., Foofball l, lnlramural Bowl- ing 3 Huclcer, Herman A. i Duhe l, lnirarnural Bowling I-2-3 Hugenberq, John F. l Hugy l, Annual 4, Band I, Orchesfra I, Rifle Club 4, Turkey Raffle Slaff 4 Huiei, Joseph C. Hurlburf. Omer C., Chemislry Club 4, Choral Group 2-3, Honor Roll 3-4, Laiin Club 4, Mafh Club 3-4, Radio Club 3-4, Triple A-C lmwalle, William P. i Wally l, Cheerleader 4, Choral Group 2-3, Crimson Club 4, Cross Counfry 3, Dramaiics 2-3-4, lniramural Bos- lieiball I-2, lnframural Bowling 3-4, Triple A-C 3-4, Chemisfry Club 3. - Jacobs, Richard H. i Jaho l, Turkey Raffle Sfaff I-4 Jansen, Charles R. l Chicl l, lnframural Bowling I. Joerg, Richard H. i Jerk l, Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Iniramural Baslrefball 2-4 Cavaliers '51 Jones, D. Jones, R. Kahle Keising Kallmeyer 3? 7 Kamphaus, C. Kemphaus, N. Kane Kapp Keller Ke y Kennedy J Kennedy R Kenney King Jones Donald H Don Band 3 4 Turkey Raffle 4 Jones Ronald I Homer Iniramural Baskeiball I23 Kahle Wlllldm E Band I24 Base al 4 I-Io r o I24 Inlramura Bowling I 2 4 Orcheslra Kalslng Elmer A Elm GOII34 Honor Roll I lniramural Baskelball I 2 lnframural Bowling I 2 Triple A C 34 Kallmeyer Frank F Sig Foolball I Inlramural Baskelball 234 Kamphaus Clifford G Cliff Inlramural Baskelball I 2 3 4 lnframural Bow ing I2 Radio Club I Triple A C 23 Kamphaus Neil R Corny Arr Club 4 lnlramural Baskelball I 2 3 4 Kane, Roberl' G. Sugar , Chemislry Club 3, Choral Group I 2 3, I-lonor Roll I-2-3-4, Inlramural Baskelball I-2-3-4, Inlramural Bowling 3-4, Li rary Sfalf 4, Maih Club 3-4, Service Club 3-4, Siudenl Council 2 Kapp, George W. Yoh . CSMC Officer I, lnframuural Baskeiball 3 Keller, James P. Curly , Band I-2-3-4, Iniramural Baskelball I-2, Orches- Ira 2-3-4, Swimming 3 Kelly, William E. Kell , Golf 2-3, Infrarnural Baskefball I-2-4, Inframural Bowling I-3-4 Kennedy, Joseph T. l Joe l Kennedy, Raymond C. l Mr. K. l, Annual 4, Ari Club 3-4, Baskelball I-2-3-4, Boys' Week 4, Cavalier of Monih 3, Chess Club 4, Communiiy Chesl Junior Speaker 4, Crimson Club 4, Cross Counlry 2, CSMC Officer 4, Dramaiics 3-4, Honor Roll 3-4, lnframural Baskeiball I-2, Junior Town Meeling 4, Plume 3-4, Record Club 3, Senior Class Presiclenl, Speech 3-4, :EH Q-, 2.- H U Sludenl Council 3-4 lPresidenI 4l, Sludenl Spirilual Council 3-4, Track 2, WPI-IS Reporfer 4, Debaling 3-4, Hello Teacher 4 Kenney, Charles G. l Chuck l, Annual 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Inlramural Baskefball I-2-3, Iniramural Bowling I-2-4, Sludenl Council I King, Waller A. l Bide l, Inframural Baskelball 2-3-4, Inlramural Bowling 2 King, Tom J., Crimson Club 4, Debafing l-2-3, Dramafics 3-4, Inframural Baskefball I-2-3, Rifle Club 4, Triple A-C 4 Klusman. Luis D. l Louie l Kohorsf, Donald P. l Koe l, lnframural Baslcefball I-2, Rifle Club 4, Triple A-C 4 Kollenberg, William L. l Willy i, lnframural Bowling 3, Sfudenf Council 3 Kramer, Donald L. l Puddles i, Inframural Baskefball I-2-3-4, Sfudenf Council I, Arf Club 2-3-4, Senior Prom Commiffee 4. Kramer, James A. f Hof-Rod l, Annual 4, Foofball I-2-3, Inframural Baslcefball 4, lnframural Bowling I-2-3, Radio Club 4, Track 2 Kruse. Roberf C. I Big Bobnl, Foofball I-2, lnframural Baskeiball I-2-3-4, Traclc I-2 Kunlremoeller, Paul A. l LiHle Kunlnl, Annual 4, Baslcefball I, Commercial Club 4, lnframural Baslcefball 3-4, Sfudenf Council l, Officer-Cincinnafi Clnapfer Triple A-C 3-4 Kunlremoeller, Richard H. l Kunk i, Annual 4, Baskefball I, Commercial Club 4, CSMC Officer 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, lnframural Baslcefball 4, Triple A-C 3-4 Lally, Pafrick R., lnframural Baskeiball I-2-3 Larkin, Thomas, lnframural Baslcefball I-2 Laub, Frank J. l Cl1es?er l, Aflwlefic Manager 3, Commercial Club 3-4 Lauch, Richard P. I LiHle Dick l, Debafing 3, lnframural Baslcefball I-2-3, Sfudeni Council 2 Leonard, Roberf E. l Goober l, Baseball 3-4, Baskefball I-2-3-4, Foofball I-2-3-4, Senior Class Officer 4 Lepperi, William C. l Dinl: l, Annual 4, Baslcefball 2-4, Cross Counfry 3-4. lnframural Basleelball I-2-3, Sfudenf Council 3-4, Track 2-3-4, Triple A-C 4 King, T. Klusman Kohorsf Kollonberg Krarnor, D. Kramer. J. Kruse Kunkemoollor. P. Kunlremooller, R. Lally Larkin Laub Laucii Leonard I-0PP 'i Seniors 'Sl Leffersf, Frank C. i Duck l, Cheerleader 2-3, Choral Group 2, Crimson Club 4, Dra- mafics 2-3-4, lnframural Baslcelball I, Nalure Club 2-3, Triple A-C 3, Service Club I Liaiemeyer, Raymond J. I Digger I, Infra- mural Bowling 3-4 Linfon, William L. I BilI I, Foolball I-2, lnframural Baslrelball 2-3-4, Sludenl Council 4, Triple A-C I-2 Liffle, Roberf C. f LiHle Bob l, Baslcefball I-2, Intramural Baslcelball I-3, Service Club 2 Luehrmann, Paul F., Honor Roll 4, Maih Club 3-4. Luersen, Paul W. I HorIon I, Debaling 4, Foofball I, Inlramural Baslceiball I-2-3-4 MacVeigh, Gibbs J. I Angus l, Annual 4, Chemisfry Club 3, Foo+ball I-2-3-4, Infra- mural Baslceiball I-4, lnlramural Bowling I-2-3, Mafh Club 3-4, Traclc I-2-3-4 MacVeigh, Richard P. I Mac I, Alhlelic Manager 2-3-4, lnlrarnural Baslcelball I, S+uden'r Council 4, Cavalier of fhe Monlh 4 Magliano, Louis M. I Mag I, Annual 4, Foorball I-2-3-4, ln+ramural Baslcefball I, Track 2-3-4, Cavalier of fhe Monrh 4 Mairose, Donald F., Boolc Club I, lnframural Baslcefball l-2, Library Slaff l Marfino, Michael A. i Tino l, Annual 4, Band 2-3-4, Chernisfry Club 3, Choral Group I-2, Inframural Baslcelball I-2, Orcheslra 3-4. Phofoqraphy 3-4, Triple A-C I Massef, Alberf C. I Albee I, Foolball I-2- 3-4, Triple A-C 2-3 May, James P. I Gypsy I, Annual 4, Band I-2-3-4, Dramalics 4, lnlramural Baslcefball I-4, Orchesfra 2-3-4, Speech Club 4, Senior Prom Commiilee Mayhall, Don G. I Eyes I, Annual 4, Fool- ball I-2, lnframural Baslcefball I-2-3-4 McDuffie, Roy O., Radio Club 3-4, Sludenf Council 3, Turkey Raffle 4 ,kT ' ' X Lg, UIQTTQYX :Fin A 1 -4, l I Q msg ,, -if . I -H Leffersi Liehmoyor Linfon Liffle Luehrmann Luerson MBCVOIQIH. Mecvtlgil, R. Mqgligng Mairon Marfino Munir MGY Meyhall McDuffio McFarland Meeker Melclrum Meyers Michel Molloy Morrissey, J. Morrissey, W. Mounlel, M. Mounlel, R. Muchmore Muenchen, D. Muenchen, R. Myers Nicoleci Cavaliers '51 McFarland, Thomas R. l Mac l, Annual 4, Golf 2-3-4, lnlramural Baskelball l-2-3-4, Siudenl Council 2-4 Meeker, Thomas C. l Tom l, lnlramural Baskelball 4, lnlrarnual Bowlinq 4 Melclrum, Edward D. l Pee'.ee l, lnlramural Bowling 4, Nalure Club 4 Meyers, Tom R. l Milz l, Swimminq 2-3-4, Annual 4 Michel, William P. l Milre l, Annual 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Crimson Club 4, CSMC Oilicer 3-4, CSMC Diocesan Presi- denl 4, Dramalics 4, Sludenl Council l, Triple A-C I-2-3 Molloy, Roberl W. l Maucl l, CSMC Offi- cer I, Drarnalics 3, Foolball I, Honor Roll I, lnlramural Baskelball 2-3-4, Plume 3, Track I-4 Morrissey, John T.. Cross Couniry I, Infra- rnural Baskelball 4, Triple A-C 4 Morrissey, William D. , Mounlel, Marlin E. l Marly l, Annual 4, Commercial Club 3, Crimson Club 4, Plume 3-4, Prom Commiflee l-2-3-4, Turkey Rallle l-2-3-4 Mounlel, Roberf J. l Mon.+e l, Annual 4, Band 2-3, lnlramural Baskelball 4, Sludenl Council 2 Muchmore, Roberl' E. l Muchie l, Baskel- ball I-2-3-4, Cross Counlry 3, lniramural Baskelball I-2 Muenchen. Donald H., l-lonor Roll I-3, ln- lramural Bowling 3 Muenchen, Roberl F. l Bob l, lnlramural Bowling I-2-3, Laiin Club 3, Turkey Raffle Commillee 4 Myers, James H. l Jim l Nicolaci, Anlhony S. l Nick l, Choral Group 2-3-4, Turkey Raffle 4 it 3x J r Xflxuglfix ' i f? 35. 1, ' Www . ir .cf Mannino, Charles P.F.C., Cheerleader 3-4, Infrarnural Bowling. Now with U. S. Air Force, Fl. Leonard Wood, Mo. Niehaus, Roberf E. l Robie I, Inlramural Baslcelball 2 O'Leary, James J., Lalin Club 4 Overberg, Ronald W. l Ace l, Inlramural Baslqelball I-2 Pardieclr, Frank J. I Henry I, Inlramural Baslcelloall 4, Annual 4, CSMC Officer 2-3 '41 Pahlen, Thomas O. l Murph I, Baseball 4, Baslcefball I, Foolball I, Inlra- 3 mural Baslcelball If?-3-4, Inlramural Bowling I-2-3-4, Radio Club 4, Sludenl , Council I-3 PA Pefiil, Arihur H. I Red l, Class Officer 2-4, Debalinq I-2, Infrarnural r Baskefball I-2-3-4, Radio Club 4, Sludenl Council 4, Triple A-C 4 ' Pizzu+o, Michael F. I Mr. P. I, Annual 4, Band I-2-3, Crimson Club 4. Drarnalics 3-4, Plume 3-4, Speech Club 4, Sludenl Council I, WPI-IS 'I LI i Reporler 4 T Pond, Joe S. X Poulin, John H. l JacIx l, Debaling I, Foolball I, Inlrarnural Baslrelball , 3-4, Track 4 , . Ramler, Giles R. l GiIs I, Inlramural Baslcelball 3 I 5lI Rape, Ronald G. I Ron I, Radio Club 4 Reclrer, Thomas J., Turkey Raffle 4. , Reidel, Jack T. l JaIce I, Crimson Club 4, Service Club 2-3-4 Rehme, Ray H. l MaH 'I, Infrarnural Baslcelball I-2 - 'li Mannino Nieheus Paffen Poifif Pinuio Pond Poulin Recler Randal Rehme Reker Reufar Richfer Riedy Ringer Ross Rudolph Ruf Ryan Sander Sandherr Sandmann Saufer Schaeper Scharrmghauscn Relrer, Kennelh, R. l Ken l, lnlramural Baskelball I, Radio Club 4 Reufer, Fred A. l F'rih l, Rifle Club 4 Richfer. Jerry H. l Tracy l, lnframural Baslcelball l-2-3-4 Riedy. Charles W. l Charlie l, Golf 3-4, Inlrarnural Baslce+ball I-2-4, lnrramural Bowling I-3, Rifle Club 4 Ringer, David P., Annual 4, Choral Group I-2-3, Cross Counlry 4, Debar- ing 3, Honor Roll I-2-4, lnlramural Baskefball l-2-3-4, Lockers 4, Malh Club 3-4, Radio Club l, Track 3, Triple A-C I-3-4 Ross, Allen E. l Al l, Service Club I-2-3 Rudolph, Ronald F. l Rudy l. Annual 4, Afhlelic Manager 2-3-4, Infra- mural Baslcefball I, Library Slaff 2 Ruf, Terence C. l Bonehead l, Choral Group l-2-3, Foolball 2, Library Slalf I-2-3-4, Swimming I Ryan, James K. Sander, Roberl' J. l Sandy l, Annual 4, Commercial Club 3-4, Triple A-C l-2-3-4 Sandherr, Charles A. l Chucl: l, Aulhor ol School Mello, Band Manager 3-4, Crimson Club 4, Foolball I, lnlramural Baslmefball 4, lnlramural Bowl- ing I-2, Sludenf Council 4 Sandmann, Larry H. l Sandy l, Commercial Club 3-4, lnlramural Baskelball l-2-3-4, Swimming I-2, Turlcey Raffle 4 Sauler, Thomas J. l Tom l Schaeper. Donald P. l Shapes l. Commercial Club 4, I-lonor Roll I-2-3-4, Inframural Baslcefball I-2-3-4, Sfudenl' Council 4, Sfuclenl Spirilual Council 4, Tennis 3, Track 4 Scharringhausen, Edward A. l Sherry l, lnfrarnural Bowling I-2 45 Seniors '51 Scherzinger, William F. l Scherz l, Annual 4, Library Sfaff I-2-3-4, Presidenf of Library Sraff 4, Service Club 2, Srudenf Spirifual Council 4 Schneider, John E. l Sneel:y l, Annual 4, Ari Club 4, Cheerleader I Schneider, Richard E. l Duke l, Baslcefball 2, lnframural Baslceiball I-3-4, Siudenf Council l Schomalrer, Norb B. l Norb l, Chemisfry Club 3, Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Rifle Club 4, Sfudeni' Council I-2 Schwab, Herman J. l Herm l Seiferf, Richard N. l Jauo l, Band I-2-3-4, Crimson Club 4, Dramafics 3-4, Orcheslra l-2-3-4 Shanahan, James P., Honor Roll 2 Sharkey. Jim l Sharl l, Choral Group I, lnframural Baslceiball I-2, Inframural Bowl- ing 2 Shaul, James R., Choral Group 2-3, Honor Roll 2-3, Service Club 4 Sheahley, Harry C., Annual 4, Honor Roll 3-4 Shorfen, John A. l Shor+y l, Inframural Baslcefball 2-3 4, Inrrarnural Bowlinq 2-3-4, Secreiary of Inirarnural Bowling League 4 Siegenihaler, Roberl' R. l Sieg l, Annual 4, Chemistry Club 3, Crimson Club 4, Debafinq I-2-3-4, Honor Ro'l I-2-3-4, lnframural Bas- lreiball I-2-3-4, Mafh Club Presidenl 4 Plume 2-3-4, Sfudeni Council I-2, WPHS Reporfer 4 Sieve, Kennefh l Ken l, Annual 4, Band I-2, Chemisfry Club 3, Honor Roll I-2, Inrrarnural Baslcefball l. Maih Club 3-4, Triple A-C 3-4 Singler, Raymond A. l Ray l, Band 4, Infra- mural Bowling 4 Sloan, Roberi l Bob l , Pa N its 4 l i x ,,,, Scherzinger Schneider, J. Schneider, R. Schomaker Schwab Seiferf Shanahan Sharlrey Shaul Sheahley Shorfen Siegenfhaler Sieve Singler Sloan Q ,F SH I. :SUS ' Ilfigig I Sfeinmelz 'Sfoclrer Sweeney i bit . , Ur . l ,- 1 Thalheimer Thompson, E. Thompson, H. Sfeinmelz, Gerald T. l Jerry l, Baslcelball I, Chemislry Club 3, Cross Counlry 3-4, Foofball I, Inlramural Baskelball 2-3-4, Traclc 4, Triple A-C 4 Sfocker, Roberf T. l S'focl: l, Annual 4, Baslcelball I. Crimson Club 4, Cross Counlry 2, Debalinq 4, Dramalics 4, Foolball l, ln- Iramural Baskelball 2-3-4, Sfudenl Council I, Track I-2-3-4 Sweeney, Paul D. l Gubber l, lnlrarnural Baslcelball 2-3-4 Thalheimer, Gerald G. l Jerry l, lnlramural Baslceiball 2 Thompson, Gene V. l Tex l, Library Sfaff I Thompson, Harold R. l Hal l. Honor Roll I, lnlramural Bowling I-2, Triple A-C I-2 ' Towle, Roger L. l Raiah l, Baseball 3-4, Foolball l-2-3-4 Trenlman, Roberl J. l Bob l, lnlramural Baslcefball l-2 Trischler, William M. l Trisch l, Debafing I, Honor Roll 4, lnrramural Baslcelball 2-4, Sludenl Council 4 Trolla, Salvaiore A. l Salv l, lnlramural Baslcelball 3-4, Sludeni Council 4 Truesdell, S+ephen E., Cross Counlry 2, Fool- ball I, Traclx I-2-3-4 Turner, Richard P., Honor Roll I-2-3-4, ln- Iramural Baskeiball 4, lnlramural Bowling I-2, Radio Club I, Triple A-C I-3-4 Troll' T u95d'll Turner Voe+, Donald J. l Deisel Don l, Annual 4, lnlramural Baslcelball Vogele, Richard A., Baslcelball I-2-3-4, Traclc 3-4, lnlramural Baslcelball I-2, Turkey Raffle Slaff 4, Cavalier of The Monfh 4 Wade, Paul R., Triple A-C I Towle Trenfman Trischler ,,- , Cavaliers '51 Voe'I Vogele Wade Wagner Welsh Ward Waymen Wegman AGS Woikel Weisbach Werner Weseli Weslhoff 41 Wiley Q fl ei, fr ll, .. ' i .f is ,X ii ws. Willenbrink Wilson Woeblonberg Ziegler Wagner, Roger W., Band I-2 Walsh, Bill H. l Knol::by l, Annual 4, Crimson Club 4, Debalinq I-4, Dramalics 4, lnlramu'al Baslcelball I-2-3-4, Inlramural Bowling 2-3, Rifle Club 4, Prom Commiflee 4, Speech Club 4, Sludenl Council 2-3, Sfudenl Spirifual Council 4, Tennis 2-3 Warcl, Roberf J. l Scrooge l, Band 2-3-4, CSMC Ollicer I-2, Inlramural Baslcelball I-2, Service Club I, Sludenl Council I-2 Wayman, Daniel H. l Big Dan l, Baseball I-2-3, Foolball I-2-3-4, Infra- mural Baslcelball I-2 Wegman, Norman W., Swimming I-2-3 Weilcel, Theodore C. l ChevroIeI l, Turkey Rallle Slall 4 Weisbach. James A. l Weishole l, lnframural Baskelball I-2-3-4 Werner, Emil R., Baslcelball I, Foolball I-3, lnlrarnural Baslcelball 2-4 Weseli, Roger W., Alhlelic Manager I-2-3, lnlramural Baslcelball 3-4, Swim- ming 4, Triple A-C 3-4 Wesfhofi, John B. l WesIie l, Chemislry Club 3 Wiley, Charles D. l Goose l, Cross Counlry 3, Traclc 4, lnlramural Baslcef- ball 3-4 Willenbrinlr, John E. l Willy l, Foofball I-2-3, Track 2, lnlramural Baslcel- ball 4, Turkey Raffle Siaff 4 Wilson, Cornelius W. l Jaclrie l, Annual 4, Band 2, Cheerleader 3-4, Choral Group 2-3, CSMC Officer 4, Dramalics 4, lnlramural Baslcefball 3-4, Record Club 3, Sludenr Council I-2, Triple A-C I Woeblrenberg, Thomas N. l Welo l, Annual 4, Choral Group 2-3, Honor Roll 2-3-4, lnlramural Baslcelball 2-4 Ziegler, Chris J. l Rod l, Debaling I-2, Honor Roll 2, lnlramural Bowling 2-3-4, Triple A-C 1-2 Bob Leonard fries fo explain frig fo 4A, bu+ he doesn'+ seem +o be able io convince anyone, Bro. Paul O'Brien leasl' of all. Four shois and seven beers ago. our 'fafhers broughi' forih on fhis bar a new boH'le, buf do Fr. Hungling's 4D foughies like Meeker oraiory? Members of Fr. Boyle's 4E read a Marianisf recipe on lnow 'fo make a man oui' of a mouse. Fr. Scl'1uHe's 4B sialwaris claim Moun- +el's giving Hue clog fleas. Down, boy, down! If Hue cooks find you, you're really dog-gone. The class of 46 beams radi- anfly as Ruf gives Bro. Gross an eieciric razor and a gifi ceriificafe for a boHle of Hadacol. Abba dabba dabba in Spud- nuf means: lf's fun 'ro be looney. Wba+'s Fr. Eisner going fo do wiih such char- ac+ers? I+'s fhe early-morning round- up in Bro. Geary's 4F ou+fi+. Come, come, geniiemen, ii can l' be as bad as +i1a+. Smile fhose liHle smiles. Junior Cavaliers Honor Students Ausfin, C. Meyer, Ray Binzer, R. Morrison, A. Bischoff, J. Mueller, R. Greulich, W. Nies, T. Hines, R. Schalzman, R. Huber, P. Wesselkamper, T. Kahle, L. Zins, W. 1 F . .P llllnlry 5 I . J ANY members of This division have already disling- uished Themselves by 'rheir achievemenls. Their prowess on The gridiron is well eslablished. Almos+ every club, every acl'ivi'ry in The school boasls juniors who have made signiiicanf con+ribulions +o +he be'H'ermen1' of Pur- cell, have slrenglhened i+s viialily, have made if a be'Her and more beauliful school. The underclassmen will look +o 'rhis division nexl' fall 'io supply Jrhe leadership. Looking over Hs record, we vemlure To say Thar The Senior class of I952 will add luslre and dislinciion 'lo fhe beloved name of Purcell. Junior A Fronl Row: R. Porler, F. Fox, T. Nies, J. Slralman, J. Honekamp, H. Fledderman, P. Dumbacher, J. Bischoff. Second Row: A. Klinkenberg, K. Bramkamp, R. l-lun'l'er, R. Schaizman, J. Heiselman, F. Klee- spies, J. Boehle, T. Bernens, P. Lindsay. Third Row: R. Wiener, R. Farmer, R. Hager, R. Sanfen, W. Zins, F. Dowd, T. Wesselkamper, W. Bokenkofler. Fourfh Row: J. Gruber, W. Glandori, J. Lamp- ing, E. Fox, D. Ehemann, R. Mueller, R. Purdy, T. Schwerman. Junior B Fronl' Row: C. Boebinger, D. l-luief, R. Wachendorl, G. Dapper, R. Brueneman, R. Siorch, J. McDonough, R. Rickard, J. Adriansen. Second Row: T. Hollmeier, V. Foofe, J. Sandmann, W. Sandrnann, F. McCabe, N. Bruns, D. Hufzel, R. Slal- ford, D. Viel, R. Galvin. Third Row: R. Hines, T. Schlie, W. Zimmer, W. Durkin, P. Abbinanfe. D. Black, E, Dornbusch, J. Gilligan, E. Laux, P. Gerdes, R. Rein- ersman. Fourlh Row: R. Rech+ien, T. DeBrunner, T. Pennekamp, E. Hollgrefe, l-l. Leesemann, J. Milchell, P. Huber, T. Dierkers, W. McQuaide, W. Schwerlman. Junior C Froni- Row: S. Biesf, D. Carroll, N. Thom- as, J. Perrine, W. Eckhoff, J. Benz, D Oehler, P. Pa++en. Second Row: L. Browarsky, J. Hollel, J. Servizzi, J. Schmid, D. Murray, R. Enneking, D. San- fangelo, J. l-lines, C. James. Third Row: A. DiMuzio, D. Molloy, E. Durkin, G. Gorman, H. Burwinkel, R. Gaius, W. Wilhelm, R. O'Connor. Fourih Row: E. Burns, D. Knechl, A. Dixon, R. Kurre, L. Gales, R. Faust F. Keidel, W. Greulich. P. Goecke. We D wr' Q tg? g , XX X rl My fn ill' L' Wfflg in ,-. 1' X 3 lqg- 53 . K J ff ,gxfvs A ,,QW- V A Q :J- W ,f, ,. f i M- 4 f ,Q if sk y ' gs? :Q qv? f ff K 1 SQNV XX if I T f ' ,gf . - i J s gg , ' ' if .' E' V12 4' , W ct W Q9 6 jf fi 1 ti! ff h V, 1 SE ' Q ,U Q' 3 1 A Q' f f , S 'ii W Qi' 3' G V- K ,, N f Wg egg! E E 5 A 5 f . X QW , if Q ww Jw P f K 2 Q 1 K 2 1 3 , A 'Y 'X 'W z ' f if K y' 1' '-Q, ff ki ' Q V xi W I ,F ,.,,. f Q W , . . A H x.,5g:11-fy . .1 f.L.w, x - ,- : 2 - a 7 ,- i 'if :ZH jx E if W 5 2 fi H 25 at 4 5 Q i E Q H53 X 'Km il Z S ,Q 3 .Q 1, s . sy ,M 1 ' A W ' 'K v g i Q fm W I - a- A J , . iq 5 2 Ma 'li ' Q 'R E ' 3 , X , f if is 2 o N K-.fa 1 i' Q . .H 3--.fp 322327 K W a' F3 , L-an. f Q X ix 2.3 1, 47 sv - ., - 'f . . . , ' 42 Vg, f 5 'i an ff .2 Q W Q mr 2 ' ii 5 g X S I VE an x A k W is 3 f Ka Q J ,ff 2 f ie Y 1 ' s 90 .,.L L - iz, up Q-1'A A .rr N I , ii we A 3? wwf .3 ' K E . Q ':'1 -., '- if 11 ,f f ..,,. - 2 pw. , y , . : k iw 1' , ,U , .2 5 1 Q15 8? Fronf Row: J. Birmingham, R. Benz, M. Longl, R. Morchcy, W. Bick, J. Bur, E Hennokes, C. G-reenawalf. Second Row: T. Coyne, T. Boyden, W. Brediqkeif F, Theisinq, D. SchuHe, T. Bevis, J. Cordy, W. Madewell, C. Ausiln. Third Row R. Sormfaq, G. Momfqomery, Shafer, R. Binzer, R. Reqensburqer, W. T-laTToran K. Siegel, K. Nayaro, R. Meyer, K. Ciarlc. Fourfh Row: J. McDonough, F. Schwab W. Hocfer, T. Roffes, T. Defers, J. Brockhoff, J. Reibel, R. Rennor. Fronf Row: R. Reinerf, C. Royifo, M. Nesr, J. Zompero, P. Leimqruber, J Goddard, C. Oaks, R. S+eFfen, J. McGraw. Second Row: R. Ryan, T. Shannon M. McGowan, L. Sharpshair, F. Wrighf, T. FoTzenTogen, D. Hicks, J. Oleary, C. Quehh L. Schreiber. Third Row: J. Helhhan, J. Noone, J. Lawson, P. O'CcnneH, J. Feuchfer, P. Berwahger, E. Wehmarm, T. Cuvrens. N. Jonas. Fourih Row: R. Wlffe, W. Vogdsahq, J. Hampfon, W. Cade, L. Huber, J, Mefz, J. GTTLJ R. Befhel. Fronf Row: G. Barneif, B Boeddeker E George A Bofqer D Anelio R Sell g R. Wol1Nman. Second Row F HelbNmg J Degenlwarf J Vss ng R Tallarugo A. Brauninq, R. Bfume r w emn e am Rack r Sumvan, J. Goldrainer, W Jansen R Boelwl Absenf R Farwwck D Huedepohl The Chopins and Mozar+s of Bro Rossman's 3A lisfen +o +he melodi- ous s+rains of Droopenl'1eimer's im- mor+aI symphony in B-bop major 3F's innocenf cherubs caughl Bro. Joe using a pen. Brofher needs a few lessons in chisel- ling from Morency and Longi. This cheerful combinaiion of Fr. Lonsway's 3C prompiing props helps Ber+ Dixon com- plele his mas+erly fhesis on Why Waier Drips. Fr. Kenning's homeroom, 3D, are definifely on 'Phe s+udious side excepf Chris Grofe, who seems +o be wailing for The lunch bell. The 3E caballeros have jusl' been puffing our Spanish cas+les in lhe air, and, as Senor Geis confides fo Ro- berfo, Madreci+a de Con- chi+al When Bro. Henry +ries +o ex- plain a problem, he seems 'lo be quiie vague, no+ +o say shadowy, don'+ you lhinlz? The Romeos of Bro. Schroep- 'Fer's 3H exchange roman+ic fales of fhe los+--pardon! - of fhe lasi' weelcend. Sophomore Cavaliers Honor STudenTs Doyle, T. Long, W. Schramm, P. Dulle, W. Longo, E. Sebille, F. Gerwe, L. Maiors, W. Seilkop, F. Glassmeyer, R. Makin, H. Shawhan. G. Heinen, R. McDeviTT, T. Shroyer, D. Hemingway, R. Merlrl, A. UchTman. E. Herzog, W. Meyers, K. Van Flandern, James Humberf, S. Miller, R. Wiesenhahn, J. King, J. Morgan, J. WiTTekind, L. Kollenberg, J. Radler, R. Zolg, R. Lee. T. Reis, M. in P 7 ' 6 X -ef' K MERGING vicTorious from The TirsT round againsT amo, x and spliT inTiniTives lasT June, The sopho- mores This year accomplished Their work like seasoned veTerans. The Jayvees ouTdid Their big broThers on The grid by going undeTeaTed Tor The second consecuTive season. In The scholasTic realm, They consisTenTly crowded The Honor Roll. In speech and debaTe and oraTory, in arT and music, in spiriT and in devoTion, Their conTribuTions were highly saTisTacTory. TT is safe To prophesy ThaT Two years hence, when They leave The halls oT Purcell, They will have bequeaThed To Cavalier posTeriTy a Truly inspir- ing record. Sophomore A FronT Row: E. LavaTori, W. Ohm. J. Schroeder, R. Sheehan, J. Cappa, P. Houillion, J. Hoffbauer, R. Hall, R. Russo, J. Powers. Second Row: J. Power, J. Heil, J. Ruwe. L. WiTTelcind, J. Rowe, J. Breslin, P. Magliano, F. Bien, P. Dunn. G. SmiTh. Third Row: R. WinsTel, J. Schwerfman. P. Befz, W. Besuden, E. PelsTer, J. Munninghoff, D. Harmon, J. Wahl, R. Radler, T. Yanella, J. Winsiel. FourTh Row: H. Bruns. B. Moher. J. Mor- gan, D. Hauclc, J. Gulden, J. Wiesen- hahn, R. Volz, W. Prues, J. Haas, J. Rakel, J. Walsh. Sophomore B FronT Row: J. WoesTe, J. Foley, D. Ber- ger, J. Lemlce, T. Glassmeyer, J. Sweeney, R. VesTring, C. Rayfield. Second Row: P. Engle, J. Harrison, R. Mullaney. D. Cornelius, R. Hosler, R. Rehme, R. Makin, J. Brendel, R. Wellman. Third Row: R. Ploqman, W. Bomkamp, J. WesTerlcamp, J. FrosT, H. Wierwille, W. Heclcenmueller, R. Verdin, J. Muchmore. FourTh Row: E. Hughes, T. Dowd, J. Weber, D. Blom. R. Vogele, G. Luersen. Sophomore C Froni' Row: L. Riedmiller, M. Reis, T. STadTmiller, M. Mulvaney, J. Graf, D. PoTTer, T. Finch, M. PiTocco. Second Row: J. DaunT, K. Bramble, J. Cordes, R. Loselcamp, W. Lay, W. PeTersman, T. Robinson, T. Doyle, R. Wessling. Third Row: R. Toennis, J. Schoenlaub, D. Par- sons, G. Coors, A. Enes, R. SchweikerT, A. HoIsTegge. R. Losekamp. FourTh Row: R. Drummond, R. Frifz, J. McQuaide, J. Ferroni, A. Bisher, J. Wanninger. Absenh R. Bryson, A. Simpson. M SNS Fron+ Row: R. Buschmann, A. Merici, J. Zmuric, L. Gerwe, W. Maiors, W. Herzog, G. Bruner, T. Vornberger. Second Row: W. Long, G. Shawhan, J. VanFiandern, J. Schroof, R. Hemingway, J. Hogan, R. Ze-rhusen, W. Dulie. Third Row: D. Hemmerie, T. Tremmel, J. Meiz, T. Trimneii, J. Koiienberq, R. Zoig, M. Massiiio. Fourfh Row: H. Makin, F. Seilicop, P. Schramm, S. Humberf, R. Heinen, F. Pelzer, R. Miiier, O. Doid. Abseni: S. Van Syoc. Froni Row: L. McDaniel, R. Kunkei, J. Geisz, T. Gaiio, B. Aneiio, A. Mozzone J. Burns, J. Wilson. Second Row: R. Mefz, G. Kamphaus, F. Hofiard, S. Smith J. Graf, A. Quehi, J. Ackermann, R. Fogeiman, J. Quigley. Third Row: J. Menfzei H. Jones, R. Hughes, J. Werbrich, C. Abbinanie, G. Schoenberqer, C. Truesdeil E. Subieii. Fourih Row: R. Lenihan, G, Theobaid, R. Wolf, R. Uhls, W. Heiiicer T. McGraw. Absent T. Curran, E. Kamphaus, R. Richardson. Fronf Row: J. Arnann, E. Sullcen, P, Willing, J. Moore, J. Kossen, A, Borllws R. Glassrneyer, A. Birlcmeyer, T. Lee. Second Row: L. Chambers, W. O'Keefe W. Kausclwer, M, Bulwrman, J, Cappel, J. Connelly, J. Burns, R. Schmidt G. Nelson R. Sclwmifz. Third Row: H. Keiser, J. I-lennessey, D. Berling, H. Mclnloslw, D Maslropaolo, R. Berninq, T. Aclcermann, J. Doran, J. Sleuer. Fourih Row: E. Ford E. Longo, P. Siclcing, P. Hillman, W. Gress, K. Meyers, R. Angus, E. Uclwlrnan R, Wess. Fronf Row: L, Heiselrnan, M. Hulzel, W. Hullemeyer, G. Bales, T. Luck. A Consollino, J. O'Connell, J. McBride, W. Arlinglwaus, T. Tighe. Second Rowi L. Fleisch, D, Bruder, J. Nolan, R. Rieclchoff, S. Refer, G. Fox, W. Condon, K Mergard, D. G-rever. Third Row: J. McDaniel, R. Haworfli, C. Bird, W. Sanlcer, J. Reqensburqer, R. Permann, P. Murray, W. Kuenning, J. Maness, E. Boyd. Fourfh Row: R. Grorne, W. Reynolds, E. Reinhardt J. Kindf, P. Me-12, R. Simmons, J. Molz, R. Dermody. Fronf Row: J. Callerlcy, F, Sebille, J. Marlin, R. Jablonslci, R. Haas, J. lvlcCarll'1y W. Davis, J. Lindsey, P. Karcher. Second Row: J. Loffus, E. Beimesche, J Whilalcer, J. Lanfry, J. Frankenberqer, T. McDeviTT, R. Turner, J. Gegen, l-l. Beck Third Row: D. Hoffman, W. Williams, J. Reclcer, W. Ormsbee, J. Vanplanclern J. Schulle, C. Burqasser, G. Muldoon, E. Scheidler, A. Neubauer, Fourlh Row D, Fagin, R. Wenzel, R. Thomas, D, Shroyer, G. Oslerleld, D. Wallis, J. Carson J. Kunlz, C. Mauer, W. Foley. Absenfz J. Niemarin. The mace will play while +he ca'r's away Ln++le Mag foraconsiderafion, Muscles Marfino shows 2B's scalpel boos+s1'he dellgh+ed Eddie's grade all cadels whaf 'four years of myslery fhe way up 'ro 60 O. meal' can do for you. f M Hail, hail, Fr. Hofs+eH'er's gang's all here +o hear one of Kunkel's fhrilling epics of fhe gridiron. One guess who's 'lhe hero. These gleaming sophs of 2G poinl +o The day when fhe worm will lurn and ihey will officially become upperclass- men. Well, some of Them! Earl looks sinis+er, so ZH digs deep for Piggy. Affer all, you can'+ reach por+ lor even beerl wi'I'hou+ a liH'le do- re-mi, eh, Pancho? Freshmen Freshman A Cavaliers Honor STudenTs Berlage, V. Fenfon, D. McDonald, J. Bohmer, T. Fischer, C. McDonough, E. Breifensfein, R. Fledderman, K. Meyer, G. Brueneman, R. Gerwe, M. O'Brien, J. Bruns, E. Giese, C. Pifocco, D. Cafferky, J. HolTeI, K. Recker, R. Cain, M. lhlendorf, R. SchmidT, K. Carr, T. Koenig, R. Vieson, R. Damico, E. Kramer, J. Wallace, R. Deddens, T. McCea, D. Zins, T. Devanney, L. McCarThy, J. T. hi f' fzfhf f H '1 -- Q 3 'glut' fa rely! Q FTER The usual search for The fourfh floor swimming pool and The purchase of library permifs and hall passes, The freshmen seTTled down in earnesT and finished The year in Typical Cavalier sfyle. They did well in aThleTics, losing only To WiThrow's Tigers on The grid and almosf equalling lasT years' frosh record on The courT. Scholasfically? Well, a glance aT The lisT of Honor STudenTs will show ThaT The Cavalefs did hand- somely wiTh amare and amoebae, wiTh Tressler and O. Henry, wiTh The y of algebra and The why of Their exisfence. Nice going, Frosh! Fronf Row: R. AbT, L. Chiricosfa, M. Fer- ris, P. Huesman, R. lhlendorf, R. Ewers, T. Gilligan, R. Carovillano, J. Dunn. Second Row: W. Kopp, J. Gaines, A. Boeddeker, R. Kehl, J. Fischer, J. Horn- schmeier, T. Anderson, J. Baffisfella, L. Byrne, N. Coyne. Third Row: J. Whife, L. Oaks, J. Plogman, P. STerbling, M. Hogan, R. Koenig. W. Macke, P. Hurley, L. Heeg. Fourfh Row: J. Croweak, K. Grofe, L. Eads, C. Lima, D. Bugganer, P. Cordy, W. Ballard, E. Humberf. Absenf: W. Frank, J. Gallagher, J. Kem- per, H. Weisbrodf. Freshman B Fron'l' Row: R. Gunning. E. McDonough, T. Black, N. Kiff, D. Ash, D. Murdock. R. Hackman, R. Brady, T. Carr. Second Row: R. BrandsTeTTer, J. McHugh, D. Harmon, L. Schumacher, G. Zeh, N. Bruns, E. CaTiller, R. Vorbroker, T. Hess- ler, D. Jordan. Third Row: G. Meyer, J. Flarfung, E. Bracke, J. Berlage, R. Frank, R. SeiTz, L. Jansen, D. Logan, R. Fox, S. Ruebusch, J. Hauck. Fourfh Row: W. MayTum, J. MaTzeT. T. Burke, D. McCaa, T. Bohmer, L. Loewensfine, R. Hendricks, V. Henson, T. Birmingham, J. Walerius. Absenfz T. Folzenlogen. Freshman C Fronf Row: J. Douglas, J. Leonard, B. Dickenherr, T. Harris, K. Fledderman, W. Schildmeyer, W. Sena, R. Deimling, P. Gloechner. Second Row: T. Soul, L. BurTschy, P. Sack, J. Donnelly, T. Wohl- wender, J. Warmes, D. McLeod, C. Giese, D. Sefa, S. Dollenmayer, W. Ernsf. Third Row: A. Rupard, P. Smifh, P. Smifh, J. Cameron, W. Frooks, J. SchmidT, L. Sfraub, S. Sfocker, A. Huffman, J. Werd- man, W. Schlake. FourTh Row: D. Harris, T. Monopole, E. Lamping, S. Rush, P. Madden, J. Suer, R. Meder. R. Mueller, M. SchoTT, R. LuTz, E. Hess. .fgiii L wx r NA anvf'-W Piu l 5? w5ffw 5' 'flew Q? U KVM ii , 'lk - Ai iffy, In A bi' ' ' -LL' -A - f 'W j J fi-'95 1:3 M 4 Q: Q K ' kv ' gs H 2 : -.:' ls.: f k QQ V Q V, 65,25 .- pfggf, K A Il -, k 7 . 5,0 A .5 , l ' N f , 4 X1 5 Z ' M If M 5 wi if TA I X V s f 55. W ffHw Aw ' ,H 4gQ Mwfww- . Q, fi L 1il F ' Q , if N .ivfa ' fiQL 5 giQ-f ' f QEQQQQ awQ f 5, . wxwwa A fgb Yf -. W Q. f,wfMsisQf ' -if J A ' w . SQ - H A ' ,,, jigv -v Q A 5 gif -5 ii fQHgww,Q5f , Auf? , m l 1? 2 m Qgfgfi.- ' Q Q 6l A ' Q f'4'w 1xa'Q5Q ' 5? wfiQQlas i f' A ma4ww ff l+ Q A wg-. 5 F f rw? fy ' W -wx cf 4 Q, 4.551 W? Rr as t . I Fronr Row: D. Diesel, A. Regg, R. Russo, T. O'Meara, T. Wolfram, T. Rack, J Donnellon, L. Weber, J. Ernsl, D. Pifocco. Second Row: G. Bennase, J. Fallon R. Breifenslein, J. Welsh, W. Mifclnell, R. Cassinelli, R. Naslold, R. Wallace J. Geis. Third Row: A. Rueclcerl, R. Melz, J. Donnellon, R. Rump, E. Murphy M. Mendenhall, J. Neison, J, Haven, R, Reclcer. Fourlh Row: D. G-eraci, J Winlwusen, J. O'Brien, R. Goldsberry, E. Thomas, P. Siebel, G. Tucker, E. Nielwaus W. Pe-lers. Frou? Row: C. Eclcslein, M. Nolan, J. Wesferlcamp, D. Long, L. Beaudoin, W Horner, T. Farrell, L. Raflenberq. Second Row: R. Srnillvson, T. Srniln, J. Lonqi J. l-leiselman, L. Hoelmn, J. Borros, H. Anderson, B. Krody, D. Camele, P. Doran Third Row: J. Lee, C. Callahan, D. Sager, T. Telqlcamp, D. Srriclcer, J. Hesse L. VanNo'rlinqlwarn, P. Crowe, R. Uclcoller, J, Donovan. FOur+l1 Row: D. Crernerinq F. Trainor, R. Bowles, A. Beally, W. Killian, B. Lindensclnrnidf, A. Geyqan, J Lange, K. Wriqlwl. Froni Row: J, Brown, R. Vorwercic, J. Boyie, R. Eiqel, D. Bramicamp, N. Marfin, T. Tarmey, D. Donneliy, R. Huqenberg, D. Shoup. Second Row: J. Verdin, A. Workurn, D. Herfh, M. Fiefcher, R. Feidhaus, M. Gerwe, E, Zobel, J. McDonaid, J, Gerrard, T. Zins, Third Row: C. Kroger, P. Riorden, M. Wagner, H. Tebeiman, K. Hoifel, J. Uchfmann, D. Fenion, R. Ray, M. Birnbryer, J. Huqenberq. Fourfh Row: D. Puifmann, L. Devanney, R. Brueneman, D, Duvai, R. Kress, G. Brinkmoeller, D. Sfriiey, C, Fischer, J. Griffin, N, Schimpf. Bro. Jose's liHie Micheiangelos abandon iheir mas+erpieces for a momeni' +o sfudy +he handsome profile of cameraman Mike Mar- +ino. The hardesi'-working class, and mos+ spiriied, of 1'he freshman division, Bro. BIume's IH, are seen in a fypi- cal pose. K .! A 1 f Ni .fy ,S Q K ful Q, X .X K . -W ,N X 5 sr ,M 1 of, Sf sf '41 ' L-' 1' 594 5515? S? Q 5 vw 1 9- H V lor, Daring All, Shah SPORTS Renowned 'Far and wide for 'rheir a+h- Iefic prowess, +he 'fighfing Cavaliers earned fheir repufafion by sporfsman- ship and de+ermina+ion 'ro +riumph. In many a confesi' when defeai' was near The infusion of spirii' provided 'rhe margin of vic'rory. This indomirable will-+o-win 'rruly earned for fhem fhe fifle of Men Wifh Spiri'r . at 5 I Y' , X Keep Thai Crimson Brighf! Spiriied Men Drive To Championship! DEMONSTRATING aT all Times Their Teamwork, good sporTsmanship, and aggressiveness, The I95O Cavaliers, under The guiding genius oT Ohio's Top scholasTic coach, Jim lVlcCarThy, came Through a rugged season wiTh an impressive seven-Three record. Winning Tive ouT oT six G.C.L. conTesTs, The Crimson and Gold annexed The CaTholic crown Tor The eighTh consecuTive year. CapT. Bob Leonard provided scoring punch by push- ing over nine Touchdowns-scoring Them, moreover, when They were mosT needed: The lone T.D. in The Xavier game and The 89-yard sprinT againsT Roger Bacon, To give Two examples. Feeding The ball To The backs were classy OTTo Graham and Jim BrockhoTT. Lugging The leaTher aT halTback were Jugger Gerrard, Jim Bur, Bob lvlorency and Bill WiTTekind. On The line, all-STaTe nominee Ron Beagle was The sTandouT. Ron will be remembered Tor his pass snagging and bruising Tackles. AT The oTher Tlank was Gibbs MacVeigh, quiTe a receiver in his own righT, Tor he grabbed Tour Touchdown passes. Mag- liano was The besT oTTensive blocker, when Lou knocked 'em he rocked 'em. Walr Clemens was noTed Tor his downTield blocking. lmpassable sTal- warTs were Jim DuTTy and Roger Towle, while Elbie Burns proved a crackeriack aT cenTer and John Bel- perio as line-backer. The ToughesT opponenT oT The Cavaliers This season was Old Kid lniury, who knicked, among oThers, Gerrard, Leonard, Fleming, Grunrler and Werner. NeverTheless Tor The eighTh consecuTive season, The Hackberry warriors scored in every game: They have never been whiTewashed since l942-a record Tew schools anywhere in The counTry can maTchl The wealTh oT junior and sophomore TirsT-raTe TalenT promises anoTher championship in l95l. The rally cry, Bacon's our MeaT, became a realiTy. In all The land There wasn'T a happier bunch Than Coach McCarThy's boys, who had iusT won Purcell's sevenTh sTraighT CaTholic championship. MffIfT?i'i's?i1i, f ' .-is4a?HisS 1sii:ir.'fin Record Purcell 24, NewporT CaTholic 0 8000 Tans waTched The Cavaliers coasT To Their elevenTh consecuTive vicTory lasT nighT by downing The NewporT CaTholic Thoroughbredsf' - CincinnaTi PosT Purcell 32, Hughes I3 Purcell displayed a sTouT deTense in adding The I-lughes eleven To Their long lisT OT vicTims.l' -CincinnaTi TimesfSTar Purcell 25, HamilTon CaTholic 0 A hard-running, alerT CincinnaTi Purcell lcnoclced The Rams Trom The unbeaTen ranks. - I-lamilTon Journal WesTern Hills 25, Purcell 6 The lvlaroons scored The biggesT local I-Iigh School TooTball upseT in Three seasons by beaTing Purcell. -- CincinnaTi Enquirer Purcell 20, Chaminade I3 Purcell sTunned The Pride oT DayTon scholasTic TooTball when They ambushed Chaminade's win sTreal4. - DayTon Journal I-lerald PorTmouTh 3I, Purcell 2l The Trojans were hard pressed To down The sTubborn Purcell grid- ders. - PorTsmouTh Times Elder 33, Purcell 7 The rugged PanTher line checked The Purcell scoring machine and enabled The Elder baclcs To geT sTarTed on Their iaunTs. -CincinnaTi Enquirer Purcell 7, ST. Xavier 0 Ankle-deep mud lcepT boTh Teams borrled-up, buT The Cavaliers blasT- ed To a TD. in The second period To move inTo a Tie Tor The SCL leadership. - CincinnaTi Enquirer Purcell I4, Roger Bacon I3 There have been beTTer Teams in Purcell Toorball hisTory buT none greaTer in spiriT Than This years Cavaliers who annexed Their sev- enTh sTraighT GCI. TiTle by deTeaT- ing Tavored Roger Bacon. - CincinnaTi Enquirer Purcell 27, WiThrow I4 The Cavaliers ended a successTul season by whipping Their Tradi- rional suburban rivals in decisive Tashionf' -CincinnaTi Times-STar Boys, leT me inTroduce myself. l'm Bro. Bill, and The records show you're The besi players around here since I898. Jugger, Brock and OTTo agree. Do The Coach and Sharpie King? 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The board of sirafegy is in acfion as Coach Hogan gives Brockhoff insirucfions from ihe pressbox, while Duffy fakes a breafher. Fronf Row: G. Oslerleld, P. Magliano, J. Menzel, W. Williams, M. Muldoon, R. Verdin, D. Slwroyer, J. Gegen, J. Niernann. Second Row: R, Kunkel, E. Sclweidler, B. Anello, L. Wiflelcind, J. Franken- berger, J. Aclcerrnann, J. Muclwmore, G.Tl1eobald, R. G,-rome, VV. Bornlcarnp. Third Row: R. Wellman T. McGraw, J. McQuaide, D. Harmon, R. Vogele, D. Wallis, J. Morgan, P. Sclwrarnm, S. l-lumber? J. Loffus, T. Mc:DeviH. Froni' Row: D. Harris, J. Cameron, J. McCarfl1y, J. Berlage, R. Sloclcer, P. Smiflw, E. Bruns, M. Cain M. Nolan, D. Carnele, T. Wolxlwender, J. Longi, T, Wolfram, L. Weber. Kneeling: J. O'Brien, J. Gels T. Burlce, A. Luersen, M. Flelcl-ner, D. Sager, J. Calle-rlcy, C. Cooper, K. Wriglnf, R. Meyer, E. Murphy J. Hugenberg, W. Maclce, P. Madden, J, Neison. S+anding: Coach Paul Misali, M. Hogan, A Rueclcerf, J. Winlwusen, D. McCaa, W. Ballard, J. Berold. R, Vie-son, L. Loewensline, C. Lima, R Meder, L. Eads, E. Schroeder, J. Burwinlcel, R. Carr, Coach Jim Anarurna. Winning's A Habif LEAGUE CHAMPS P. Op. Counfry Day VarsiTy 24 6 NewporT CaThoIic 46 0 Roger Bacon 0 0 Holmes 34 6 Elder 33 6 ST. Xavier 46 O Newporf 53 I9 Wifhrow I6 0 Cenfral Vocafional 20 I2 Tofal 272 49 Freshmen Champs P. Op. Newporl Public 30 0 Welnuf Hills 20 0 Roger Bacon 38 I3 Elder 26 6 ST. Xavier 56 0 NewporT Catholic 36 6 ST. Rifa 37 7 Wesfern Hills 37 0 iWiThrow 0 7 CenTral VocaTional 26 6 Taral 306 45 ONTINUING The unbroken skein of vicTories which They spun as freshmen. The Reserves wenT unbeaTen for The second consecufive year. Though held To a scoreless Tie by a sTrong Roger Bacon eleven, The Cavalier Jayvees vanquished handily Their remaining foes. Amassing a record oT eighT vicTories and a Tie, The sophies annexed boTh The CaTholic and CiTy championships. WiTh Coach Jack Hanlon gradually and skillfully eliminafing Their defecTs, The boys gained The ex- perience so valuable in varsiTy compeTiTion. The sTarTing lineup comprised STan l-lumberT and Dan Wallis aT end, Paul Schramm and George OsTerTield aT Tackle, Phil Magliano and Jerry Muchmore aT guard. and Tom McGraw aT cenTer. Bob Kunkel and Bill Bonkamp filled The halfback sloTs: Don Shroyer was The hard-charging fullback. and Jack Frankenberger and Bill Williams alTernaTed as Tield generals and T-ToTers. MosT improved player was Jim Niemann. Bob Verdin and Mike Muldoon were ouTsTanding on The defensive line, while Ron Wellman and Earl Scheid- ler proved Tops in The defensive secondary. A glance aT The record reveals The crushing power of our Reserve Champions, who smoThered Their opponenTs under an avalanche oT 272 poinTs. kk UNDER The able TuToring of Paul Misali, This year's fine frosh squad compiled The enviable record of nine vicfories againsT one defeaT. The yearlings duplicaTed The acTions of Their bigger broThers on The VarsiTy and Reserves by winning The G.C.L. TiTle in Their league. The freshmen gridders seemed assured of an undefeaTed season Till They losT To WiThrow, 7-O, in The second lasT conTesT of The season. Using O'Brien's magic aT quarTerback: Carr's and Cooper's brillianT running aT The halves: Weber's bull-like ThrusTs: Meder's and Winhusen's pass re- cepTions: Vieson's and FleTcher's crushing blocks: Cain's and Meyer's rugged line play, and Luerson's perfecTion aT The pivoT, The Frosh developed info a Team ThaT spells Trouble for rivals of The Crimson and Gold in fufure years. Scoring Finesse Mainfains Cavalcagers Courf Repufafionl ENDING The season wiTh an impressive record of I6 wins in 2l sTarTs, capable Coach Jim IvIcCarThy's Crimson and Gold warriors rolled up a ToTaI oT II9I poinTs, allowing Their opponenTs 9I4. This 56.7-poinT average per game is The highesT in The CasTle's hisTory. The rus+Ie oT The neTs also squished The sTory oT Three new individual school records, all seT by CapTain-cenTer Dick Vogele. Dead-Eye Dick amassed an amazing 457 poinTs, Tar surpassing The previous record oT ArT Iv1orThorsT. I-Iis average oT 2I.8 seT anoTher mark, and, Tinally, when he pumped in 39 poinTs in The WesTern Hills game, he esTabIished a record ThaT will likely sTand Tor many a year. Sharing The spoTlighT wiTh Dick was The slick-handling, smooTh'drib- bling Ray Kennedy, who was also an accuraTe shoT. PaT I-Iogan and Bob Leonard coIIecTed rebounds as Their peT hobby and hiT Tor a Tair share of The poinTs. Bill LepperT and PeTe I-Iealey were a con- sTanT Thorn in The side of all Cavalier Toes. And when capable reserves were needed, Ivluchmore, BrockhoTT, and KnechT capably Tilled The bill. EighT IeTTermen and The besT Reserve squad in PurceII's hisTory reTurn nexT year To conTinue The Cavalcagers' winning ways. PURCELL OPPONENT 6I CenTraI VocaTionaI 45 60 WaInuT Hills 49 63 Deporres 38 64 HamiITon CaThoIic 38 78 ST. Henry 51 7I NewporT CaThoIic 40 36 Roger Bacon 53 62 WesTern Hills ' 48 48 ST. Xavier 32 55 Locklancl Wayne 44 47 Elder 33 42 HamiITon Public 49 66 Alumni 38 72 HamiITon CaThoIic 60 43 Roger Bacon 52 60 Norwood 28 48 ST. Xavier 35 55 Hughes 49 46 Elcler 47 66 NewporT Cafholic 36 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 48 WaInuT Hills 49 I I9l 9I4 56 PTS. Per Game 43 PTS. Per Game I6 VicTories -- 5 DeTeaTs Fronf Row: R. Kennedy, W. LepperT, P. Hogan, CapT. R. Voqele, R. Leonard, R. Muchmore, P. Healey. Second Row: P. Berwanger, W. C-Iandorf, J. Lamping, J. Brockhoff, D. KnechT, P. Huber, F. Schwab, L. GaTes. Reachin' Richard uses his 6'7 frame lo advanlage a+ ihe 'rip-off. The grea+esf baslrefball player 1'ha+ ever roamed fhe Cavalier halls- All-Sfale Diclr Vogele. Twinlrle+oes Berwanger soars Through fhe opposifion, and 'lhe scoreboard regisfers Two more for Purcell. lf's Ray Kennedy fo Pe+e Healey for lwo poinfs. REQ P ,, W. 'Sin ax X 3: :L ah .. Q-1: 2 '. I'- lily? .... - A ,. :L .: ?,:..' 3. Q x H Qgsm, .WN A E 4 I , x Q ,QQ S 'Ik SK P W . fx: ff' I n ue N VX, Ss 17, rt! 4 S Qi' 9. QQ Q?-v' J ff 4, . S., , fl f s-G .L .J , 427 ,, 'X SH 3 xx 1 J I ' , Q S J 'x-....f .df M .5 in 425555 CMB in gig? X Fronf Row: W. Williams, J. McQuaide, E. Sclweidler, D, Harmon. Second Row: T. Mcllevilr, J. Niemann, M. Muldoon, J, Morgan, D. Sliroyer. Third Row: J. Franlcenborgor, R. Volz, S. l-lumlwerl, D. Wallis. Fronl Row: G. Mnirin, W. Ballard, J, Brvmld. l, Bwlwvwr, l. Wfillrarrw. Second Row: R. Sioulcer, J. Mucarlliy, N. Scliimpl, M, Cain. Third Row: R. Cari, R, Medor, C. Lima, J. O'Brien, T. Gilliqan lMqr.l. IO Poinfs From A Perfecf Season PURCELL OPPONENT 27 Cenfral Vocafional I9 36 Walnuf Hills 22 38 Sf. Gregory Seminary 36 48 Deporres I8 58 Hamilfon Cafholic 22 58 Erlanger SI. Henry 23 2l Newporf Cafholic 22 49 Elder 25 32 Wesfern Hills 34 38 Roger Bacon 32 42 Lockland Wayne 24 3l Sf. Xavier 32 49 Hamilfon Public 42 48 Hamilfon Caiholic I9 42 Elder 22 38 Norwood I5 40 Roger Bacon 4l 33 Hughes 34 50 Sf. Xavier 34 39 Newporf Cafholic 3I SI7 547 4I Pfs. Per Game 27 PIs. Per Game I5 Vicfories-5 Defeais ice omg, N ' G ' PURCELL OPPONENT 3I Reading I8 24 Sf. Gregory Seminary 26 43 Norwood 2I 28 Hughes 23 27 Walnuf Hills 50 68 Covingion Cafholic I4 32 Newporf Cafholic 3I 29 Elder I I 62 Hamilfon Cafholic 28 42 Roger Bacon 36 7I Reading 24 42 Sf. Xavier 27 44 Lincoln His. 43 45 Elder I3 34 Hamilfon Cafholic 39 29 Roger Bacon 40 48 Glenview 23 29 S+. Xavier 3I 63 Norwood 28 792 526 42 Pls. Per Game 28 Pfs. Per Game I4 Vicfories - 5 Defeafs ACING one of fhe 'roughesf schedules in recenf years, fhe Jayvees complefed a successful season by ringing up I5 vicfories in 20 games. The Reserves, wifh Jack Hanlon as fheir masferful menfor, whipped such oufsfanding feams as I-lamilfon Public, Lockland Wayne. and Hamilfon Cafholic. Of fhe five games fhey losf. four were by one-poinf margins, fhe fiffh by fwo. Only a very few poinfs fhus prevenfed fhem from equalling fheir amazing freshman record of lasf year. Key men were: Dan Wallis, af cenfer, who led fhe feam in fofal poinfs as he chipped in 227 markers: Earl Scheidler, excepfionally proficienf on fhe break: Sfan Humberf, a good rebounder under bofh baskefs, and Jim Morgan, who was especially effecfive from fhe corners. This crop of fufure sfars brings wifh if several candidafes for sfarfing berfhs on nexf year's varsify. P . i ve, K? ,. F Frosh! MASTERING fhe infricacies of The Purcell sysfem and fhe principle of The fasf break, fhe frosh demonsfrafed remarkable abilify fo learn as 'rhey scored an unprecedenfed 79I poinfs in I9 games. Coach John Hogan deserves much of fhe credif, for, as fheir insfruc- for, he had fo feach a complicafed sysfem fo a group of fledgelings. Thaf fhe frosh scored 7l poinfs in one game is fesfimony fo Coach I-logan's abilify. On fhe players' side, fhe fricky passing and accurafe shoofing of Messrs. Berold, Bohmer, Marfin, Wolfram, and Ballard were respon- sible for 'rhe high scoring. Wolfram was fhe fop poinf maker as he neffed I3l. Ballard was close on his heels wifh l3O poinfs. As. fhey develop info a sfill smoofher squad, This freshman feam may seriously fhreafen fhe school record when fhey become varsify members. Top Row: W. Clemens, W. I-Iorak, P. I-luber, J. Gulclen, J. FeuchTer, A. Dixon, J. Lamping, C. GroTe, R. Morency. Middle Row: J. Lindsay, S. BuTIer, J. MenTzeI, D, Radler, R, Reinersman, F. Wright S. Truesdell, C. Wilson. Kneeling: P PaTTen, W. Lep-perT, G. MacVeigh, R. Fleming, D. Wiley J, Bur, J. Geis, ITH The TirsT hinf OT spring, The sound oT Tramping TeeT and panTing breaTh is heard every clay aTTer school. The cindermen sTarT pracTice early, on The Theory ThaT well- condiTioned Teams are champion Teams. And ThaT's whaT The speedsTers look Tor This year- The G.C.L. crown. To cop The laurels, Coaches BroTher Bill and John I-logan have Bob Fleming sprinTing Tor The Tape: Gibbs iviacVeigh and Ron Beagle going The middle disTancesg Bill LepperT skimming over The hurdles: and Dick Reinersman and Ray Wiener running The hali- mile and The mile. ln The Tield, The demons oT The discus, WalT Clemens and Dick Vogele, are sending saucers Tlyingg Lou iviagliano puTs The shoTg and Ron Beagle soars over The sand in The broad iump. PuT Them all TogeTher and They spell vicTory Tor The I-lackberry hares. Purcell Purcell Purcell Purcell Purcell Purcell 52 69 60V2 60V2 40- I I3 52 April May TRACK - I950 WesTern Hills 72 Monroe 49 Bacon 7IIf2 ST. Xavier Lockland 57If2 WalnuT Hills 46If2 Holmes Roger Bacon Sllfg ST. Xavier 5 II 24 27 I 5 8 II I5 I8 25 WesTern Hills ST. Xavier Roger Bacon Wifhrow InviTaTion Norwood, WaInuT Hills DayTon. Ohio Relays G.C.H.S. League MeeT Miami Relays WaInuT Hills DisTricT STaTe I7 63-Ifb lblfz BASEBALL - I950 P. Walnul Hills 9 Hughes 2 Roger Bacon 3 Weslern Hills I2 Newporf Catholic I4 Hamilfon Cafholic I0 Elder 0 Norwood 9 Roger Bacon 3 Cen+ral Vocaiional 0 Elder I DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Walnul Hills 6 Newporf Calholic 4 Wifhrow 3 Hamilfon Cafholic I3 March 29 Walnul Hills 30 Hughes April 3 Sl. Xavier 4 Weslern Hills 6 Roger Bacon I0 Elder II Wifhrow I2 Norwood I8 Hughes 20 Sl. Xavier 22 Newporl Call-iolic 24 Roger Bacon 25 Weslern Hills 27 Elder 30 Covinglon Calholic May I Newporf Carholic 7 S+. Xavier I-IARPENING lheir spikes and oiling lheir gloves, Purcell's dusly-diamond men sel aboul early in March preparing lor lhe lirsl cry of Play Ball. Jack I-Ianlon, who lakes over as coach, prom- ises lo have lhe boys huslling from lhe opening praclice 'ro lhe lasl oul ol lhe season. How- ever, wilh only seven lellermen relurning, he finds himself in lhe dillicull posilion of re- building lhe squad Io ils former championship caliber. Forming The nucleus ol Jrhis year's Ieam are Bob Leonard and Dick Daunl under lhe 'bah Dan Wayman, Bill I-locler, and Paul Abbinanle on The mound: Ed Devolo al lhe keyslone sack: and Ray Rieckoll palrolling lhe greener paslures. Wilh a compelenl coach such as Jack Hanlon al' 'rhe helm, Ihe rookies will develop inlo seasoned players and will share lhe huslle and spiril of lhe velerans. Togelher lhey will lurn oul a well-balanced aggregarion of fighling Cavaliers. Fronl' Row, lefl lo righf: T. Gilligan, Mgr., T. Coyne, D. Geraci, W. Reynolds, J. Nieman, T. McDevil+, B. Long. Middle Row: P. Abbinanfi, J. Burkhart P. Sweeney, R. Towle, J. Frankenberger, F. McCabe, J. Bohan. Rear Row: D. Wallis, P Schramm, D. Knechl, B. Hoclor, B. Wohlwender, J. Goldrainer, R. Rieckhoff, W. Willekind. Top Row: W. Schildmeyer, J. Dilworfh, D. Pu++man, D. l-ler+h, J. McDonald. K. l-lolfel, P. Riordan, R. Sloclcer, R. Ray. J. McCar+hy. Second Row: D. Long, M. Cain, D. Logan, E. Humberr. R. Simmons, S. l-lumberr, R. Carle, J. Wiesenhahn, J, Griffin, T. McGraw. Third Row: H. Keiser, J. Ferrone, J. Werbrick, W. Besuden, Af. Quehl, L. Devanney, L. Eads. D. Camele. Boflom Row: W. Chambers, J, Verclin, L. Schumacher, R. Loselcarnp, D. Sager. C. Burqasser, J. Sfeuer, F. Sebille, T. Robinson. Verdin, Lamping, Hurnber+ and Sfocker wefch Joe Feuchfer. who deals in hops as well as iumps. Slingers Tom Coyne, Jim Bohan, Bill Hocfer, and Paul Abbinanie. And swingers Paul Sweeney, Roger Towle. Dick Dauni, and Jim Burkhart A XPERIENCE sounds Ihe lceynoie as Ihe racquel- eers poini 'For a repeiiiion ol las? year's Calholic League championship: Ihey also have aspiraiions for Ihe ciiy crown. The I95O record of len wins and four losses was The besr season enjoyed by a Purcell Ieam since I936. Back Io lead Ihe champion-bound neilers will be Jim Broclchoff, Pal I-Iogan, Bill IvIcQuaide, Bill Walsh, Bill Zins, and Dino Sanlangelo. To supplernenl Ihese veierans, a hos+ of underclass racquel wielders are vying for posiiions on 'rhe squad. These aspiranis are Ihe 'lulure slars and begin Iheir developrnenl now under Ihe walchlul eye of Bro. Gilloerl Gensler, who will mould Ihem info maslers of The forehancl and baclchand -Iuiure Traberls and Talloeris. TENNIS- I950 2 P. O Hughes 4 Wesiern Hills 3 WaInu+ Hills 0 Counfry Day 4 Elder 5 Wesfern Hills 3 Norwood 5 Bellevue 2 Reading 5 SI. Xavier 3 Wyoming 2 Elder 5 SI. Xavier 4 Grealer Cincinnafi League Cha April Wiihrow March 28 Walnu'I Hills 30 Wesfern Hills 2 6 Walnuf Hills I0 Hughes II Elder I2 Norwood I3 Counfry Day I8 S+. Xavier I9 Wyoming 20 Mariemon+ 24 Holmes 26 Mariemonf 30 Bellevue May 2 Elder Fronf Row: W. Cassady, R. Vorwerclc, F. Bruening, W, Zins, J. Connolly, T. Tighe. 4 Coun+ry Day Second Row: D. Leary, J, Walsh, W. Walsh, D. Sanfangelo, R. Slorclc. Third 7 Wyoming Row: W. McQuaide, P. I-Iogan, J. Broclcholl, J. Cardarelli. 9 SI. Xavier 5 0 0 2 mpions Fronf Row: R. Wiener, F. Wrighf, W. Lepperf, R. Reinersman, D. Sfriley, F. Sebille. Second Row: R. Radler, D. Ringer, G. Sfeinrnefz, P Mcl-lale, J. Gibbemeyer, S. Bufler. CROSS COUNTRY P. Op. Wesfern Hills 29 30 Norwood I7 38 Wesfern Hills 32 23 Walnuf Hills 51 Norwood 70 Purcell I8 Disfricf Meef 89 poinfs lfhird placel Low score wins. HE fireless men of fhe Cross-Counfry feam ad- vanced fhe presfige of fhe marafhoners of Purcell by winning fhree meefs and losing only one. Tu- fored, as always, by Brofher Bill, fhe harriers in Red made fhis season one of Purcell's mosf successful Capf. Bill Lepperf, Diclc Reinersman, Dave Ringer, Ray Wiener, Si Bufler and Jerry Sfeinmefz were fhe mainsfays, ably supporfed by Radler, Mcl-lale, Pof- fer, Sebille, and Gibbemeyer. The hill-and-dalers snafched a fhird place in fhe Disfricf meef, wifh a low score of 89 poinfs, fo conclude a mosf safis- facfory season. Fronf Row: J. Foley, W. Bush, N. Greve, T. King, D. Kohorsf, J. l-lugenberg, R. Cole. Second Row: Rich. Mueller, D. Deffmer, R. Winsfel, Roger Loselcarnp, R. Hugenberg, J. Hellman, D. Marrs, l-leaf. Third Row: T. Diefer, J. Wesfer- lcamp, R. Wessling, Robf. Loselcamp, K. Meyers, W. Pefers, R. Sfafford. Fourfh Row: P. Durnbacher, Robf. Mueller, N, Schomalcer, A, Knipp, R. Keller, C. James, R. Miller. EVER a back number in sporfs, Purcell High School fhis year in- augurafed a rifle club. Torn King and Don Kohorsf inifiafed fhe venfure, and Fafher Roberf Schuffe generously sac- rificed whafever leisure fime he mighf have, fo coach fhe sfudenfs. Every Monday and Wednesday, fhrough fhe lcinclness of Xavier Univers- ify officials, four Cavalier feams, com- prising eighf members, pracfice on fhe Avondale campus. Fafher Schuffe planned fo begin mod- esfly wifh infra-mural compefifion, hop- ing lafer fo mafch his Buffalo Bills wifh fhe champions from ofher schools. If enfhusiasrn is fhe yardsficlc of success, loolc for splendid achievemenfs from fhe Rifle Club in fhe nof-fo-disfanf fufure. GOLF- I950 P. Walnu+ Hills I2 S+. Xavier blfg Wifhrow 9V2 Roger Bacon lllfz Hamilion Public 3 Elder I2 Hamilfon Calholic Blfz Newporf Cafholic blfg Sf. Xavier 7'f2 Hamilion Public Zlfg Newporf Cafholic I I Roger Bacon 8 Wifhrow 9V2 Elder I2 Newpori' Cafholic 0 Op. 0 5'fz ZV2 V2 9 0 3Vz 5'f2 4V2 Tfz 4 2'fz 0 I2 Poffer Tri-Slaie Tournameni- 8+h Place Disfrici' Tournamenl-6'rh Place Grealer Cincinnafi League Champions April 3 9 IO I2 I6 I7 20 24 26 30 May 4 7 8 II 2I Norwood Sf. Xavier Hamilfon Public Wifhrow Roger Bacon Walnuf Hills Elder Hamilfon Cafholic Sf. Henry Si. Xavier Hamilfon Public Roger Bacon Norwood Hamilfon Cafholic Elder Tee For Fore! SSURED lhal +his is our year, Purcell's par- lorealcing linlcsmen have energeiically sei our lo whip lheir games info lop shape. Braving March winds and April showers, lhe T-men hope lo pu+ lhemselves in ihe running lor lhe slale crown. Falher William Boyle, who resumes his leadership of lhe mashie and niloliclc wielders, appears iusl lhe man lo guide 'rhis year's lille-bound Team, Slrenglhf ened by The reiurn of such senior leilermen as Bill Kelly and Tom McFarland, lhe golfers from lhe Caslle are capable ol bringing fame ro Purcell. Charlie Riedy and Diclc Binzer round oui lhe four- some which is ceriain lo be a low scoring oullil. Adding deplh lo ihe squad are Elmer Kaising, Bob O'Connor and Jack Gould. Sfanding: lvl. Scholl, N. Mizer, R. Binzer, R. Meyer, C. Riedy. Kneeling: E. Kaising, T. McFarland, C. Prank. l-TE champions oT all Cavalier guinTeTs were 46, who TirsT slaughTered Their senior confreres and Then mopped up The junior and sophomore vicTors. ConTrolling The baclrboards Tor The champs were The Towering Bob Conard and Franlc Kallmeyer. Franlc, a genuine sTar, was also high scorer, followed by Conard. Flashy guards- Don Doppes, Jack Willenbrink, and Jim BurkharT-were The experT ball handlers. And lasT, buT noT leasT, cr'ediT is due To The subsTiTuTes and The Team's coach, yarsiTy sTar PeTe l-lealey. L. Sandrnann. R. Conard, D. Doppes, C. Kenney, J. Willenbrinlc, F. Kallmeyer. Kneeling: L. Browarslcy, D. Carroll, F. Keidel. Sfandingz R. Benz. A. Dilvluzio. T-IE sTarpaclced 3C Team under The leadership of Their six-TooT capTain, Bob FausT, rolled Through The season wiThouT a deTeaT. They beaT every op- ponenT They meT by Ten poinTs or more. Fred Keidel led The Team in scoring, buT Tollowing close behind him were FausT and Tony Dilvluzio. Larry Browarslcy, BuTc:h Carroll, and Joe Benz also were high scorers. BUT They were all held low as 3C was downed in The championship play by 46, 35-I9. WO-A, uTilizing a Tighi' zone defense and a TasT- breaking offense. was able To subdue all sopho- more Toes. Howie Bruns was Top poinTmalcer, closely followed by Co-CapTain Jerry Wiesenhahn and BerT Moher. Co-CapTain Jerry SchwerTman and Pickle Besuden displayed The defensive abiliTy which con- TribuTed so much To 2A's championship. Jack Gulden and Joe Powers supplied The capable reserves which are so necessary for The success oT a Team. ATTer Taking The sophomore championship, ZA beef The freshman divisional champs 'for The underclass TiTle, buT was beaTen by 46 Tor The school championship, 38-2 l . ED by Ed McDonough lThe Brainl and Leon Loew- ensTine fThe Brawni, IB mopped up consecuTive opponenTs by subsTanTial scores. The TirsT Team consisTed of LoewensTine, Jack lVlaTzeT, McDonough, Ronnie SeiTz, and Dave McCaa. The very capable subs were Vern l-lenson, Bill Brady, Bill MayTum, and Tom Harmon. Anyone who saw This Team in acTion could TesTiTy To Their abiliTy. ATTer being almosT eliminaTed, These scrappy individuals came Trom 3-To-I under- dogs To capTure The coveTed Trosh crown. They were undoubTedly The TighTingesT bunch oT freshmen The school has lcnown in years. W. Besuden. J. Gulden, J. Wiesenhahn, B. Moher, L. WiTTelcind. Kneeling: R. SeiTz. Front Row: R. Brady, T. Harmon, E. McDonough. Second Row: W. Mayfum. L. LoewensTine, J. MaT1eT, J. McCaa. l l ' , . , IVI: .I ,. .h,.. . A Y 'f 1 V T '49 iff . Ii? 55 5 - 7 .1 vff,k K ,7 W .. .. . , A if A , V L A A,,. my lz.. Z Q , , LI ..,. - -I . lv. . I K Q Q .. 4 K 1 . . f Qs. .. I D ll' Q ' I is . . Lf . 1 I! ,I ,V ...M - aan I. I 1 I I J 'E N ... f -Q 5 m,, I ' .. Q. . 1 X .. I' I They All Cap Meyers, Roger WeseII, Paf McHaIe and Chrls Gro're hi+ Ihe waves, spurred on by Iheir pals. Froni' Row: W. I-Iorner, A. Boeddeker, A. Simpson, T. Folzenloqen, I.. Beaudoin, J. I-Ionekarnp. Second Row: R. Schafz- man, R. KoeIIce, T. Telqkarnp, J. Nolan, P. SIerbIinq, D. Sefa. SWIMMING PURCELL OPPONENTS 24 Xavier U. Frosh 42 bl Norwood I3 35 SI. Xavier 3I 26 EIder 42 G.C.L. SWIMMING MEETS PURCELL ST. XAVIER ELDER 23 26 26 26 29 I6 27 30 I8 76 85 60 The varsify swimmers ge? a few Iips from Ihe oId masIer, Fr. Kenning, a sfar In his own right Fronf Row: C. Grofe, K. Grofe, I. DoyIe, C. Iker, A. Neubauer. Second Row: R. WeseIi, G. OsIerIeId, L. HeIIIcan'vp, Capf. Tow Meyers, P. Md-IaIe. HE Crimson and Gold mermen finislued second in fbe Cafluolic League fluis year, frailing paceeseffing Sf. Xavier. Several Cavaliers, luowever, disfinguislued fluemselves by flueir acluievemenfs, nofably Larry l-lelllqamp, wluo broke flue league rec- ord of l:26.I for flue l2O-yard individual medley relay by swimming flue disfance in l:22.2. Larry also placed second in flue sfafe cluampionsluip af Columbus. ACl-I year flue inframural bowling leagues draw more lceglers from flue ranlcs of Purcell sfudenfs, and eaclu year flue caliber of flue bowlers improves. Boflu flue Monday and Tluursday leagues feafured some Cavalier Billie Sixfiesf' lf is inferesfing fo nofe fluaf flue secrefaries of eaclu league were also luiglu scorers in flueir respecfive leagues, Dick Binzer on Monday and Jolun Sluorfen on Tluursday. Ofluer pool performers wluo deserve muclu credif are Capfain Tom Meyers, Paf Mc- l-lale, Cluris Grofe, Cluarlie llcer, Tom Doyle, George Osferfeld and Ken Grofe. Since almosf flue enfire squad will be splaslu- ing again for flue Crimson and Gold nexf year, Fafluer l-lerman Kenning, wluo luas been devofedly and efficienfly coacluing Nepfune's arf for seven years, looks wiflu good reason for a banner season in l952. HE popular lnframural Bowling League enjoyed a banner year wiflu fiffeen feams enfered. Win- ner of flue Monday league was flue Yellow feam paced by AI Brauning and Lou Terino. Tlue sclwool cluampions, luowever, were flue sluarpsluoofing keglers of flue Crimson feam, as fluey defeafed flue Yellow feam in a playoff. Ace bowlers for flue cluamps were Jolun Sluorferu and Bob Kane. In flue Faculfy League Fr. Scluuffe rolled a new record luiglu of 256 for a single game: l-liglu Tluree Game Tofal, Fr. Gallagluer l593l: League Vufinners: Fr. W. Boyle's Team: Fr. Lonsway, Fr. l-laslcamp, Fr. Brennan, Bro. Foersfer: Besf Seasons Averages: Fr. Gallagluer l74g Fr. Scluuffe I66. X. Ou I l if J fi-1 Q Q Q? of Q ks 5 ,J ACTIVITIES To fill 'rhe energefic s'Iu- cIen+'s desire for oufside in+eres+s, There are innumer- able ex+ra-curricuIar acfivi- Iies which offer opporfuni- Q ries for anyfhing from chess Io geology, from debafing 'ro maI'hema+ics. The school offers all I'hese ac+ivi+ies in Iine wifh a view held by many ecIucaI'ors I'haI' such acfivi- +ies are more imporI'anI +o The weIIrounded developmeni' of I'he sI'ucIenI' 'Ihan cIass- work. Turn The page and see if you agree. Purcell's Vicforious Banner - We'll Guard Fore'er lfs Fame 1951 Cavalier Band - Musician' WT-TO is noT Thrilled by The roll oT drums and The marTial noTes oT The TrumpeTeers as a well-drilled band marches down The Tield? Probably no group oT sTudenTs in high school conTribuTe more Tangibly and eTTecTively To ThaT elusive buT exTremely imporTanT someThing called school spiriT. When our gridders Toolc The Tield and scored a Touchdown, Trom The sTands came The sTrains oT The Cavalier vicTory march, and old and young alilce were inspired. l-lalT-Time broughT The band in Tull color onTo The Tield, an impressive specTacle in Their Crimson and Gold uniTorms. BuT wheTher our musicians delighT us on The Tield or in The orchesTra piTq wheTher we enjoy Their melody-making aT a rousing pep rally or aT The Tormal spring concerT, Tew sTudenTs realize The long hours oT Tedious pracTice expended by Purcells musicos. Seniors who Tormed The baclcbone OT The band were Jim May, Diclc SeiTerT, Paul C5uThrie, Jim Keller, and lvlilce lvlarTino. Charley Sand- herr, Diclc Coyne, and Pancho Sebille were The unsung, hard- Worlcing managers wiThouT whom The band could noT have TuncTioned. lvlr. l-lerberT Buschle's name is pracTically synonymous wiTh The Cava- lier band. l-lis devoTedness, paTience and sympaThy have become proverbial. And lasT, buT noT leasT, There is good BroTher Joe, ever on The scene To lend his assisTance To Mr. Buschle and his boys. FronT Row: lvl. Diana, P. AbbinanTe, J. l--leil, Second Row: R. Makin, C. Greenawalh P. O'Connell, G VonTgomery W Wilhelm, J. McCarThy. Third Row: D. PoTTer, E. Beck, I-l. MclnTosh, P. Wagner, W. Kahle, J. l-laas FourTh Row Karcher, L. Relcer. FifTh Row: lvlr. l-luberT Buschle, J, Boeclcmann, J. GriTTin, J. Vi'alerius, J. Reindl D C e er ng L Byrne, R. Ward, J. Keller, R. Singler. Of Renown A f 51 'li rf' 'W 1 in Fha Q29 1 7 I i bf-. - 'Pl' 1 Wlill 1 Icgx E1q Lig.iz2 iiffhlld ,kiwi-?,iz': 1.221 s+ruHers. Fronf Row: P. Gufiwrie, L. Kanie, D. Sanianqelo, J. May. Second Row: J. Sonnenberq, J. Schmid, J. Laniry, T. Be-mens, E. Welwmann, R. Simmons. Third Row: N, Coyne, D. Donneiiy, W. Koch, J. Baffisfeila, G.Smi+i1,W.Sandmann.J,Sand mann, Four+h Row: R. Haas. L. Ciwambers, R. Sciimifz, D. Forman, R, Conneiiy, R. VVenzei, P. Crowe, J. Lonqi, J. Rowe, A. Boiqcr, M. Marfino, R. Seifert HE Marching Band once again suffered heavily from graduafion blues, buf managed neverrheless +o make remarkable progress afler a green s'rar1'. Plain hard pracrice each morning from eigh+ +o nine during 'rhe fall, fhe palience of Mr. Buschle, 'rhe clevoredness of Bro. Joe-all fhese conrribufed 'ro The success of ihe prancing Cavaliers. Our capable clrum major was Ron Jones. ably assisrecl by Tom Med Doyle and liHle Terry Oehler. The 'Foofball foam has lofi' fhe field: now fha band snaps info 'formafion and presenily 'lhe sirains of 'Phe Purcell Anthem driff solemnly slryward. Froni' Row: R. Makin, J. Boeclcmann, P. Ab-binan+e, P. O'Connell, M. Diana C. Greenawalf. Second Row: P. Guihrie, D. Saniangelo, J. May. Third Row M. Marfino, R. Seifert Fourfh Row: J. Keller, Mr. Huberf Buschle, D. Forman OR fhe iirsf lime in some years Purcell has had a dance band. Though fhe siudenf musicians ihemselves iniiiaied Jrhe venfure, if could noi have succeeded wifhoui fhe able direciion of Mr. Buschle, +he cooperaiion of Bro. Jansen, and +he financial assisiance of Fr. Byrne. This group comprises ihe cream of fhe crop oi The school band. While The boys have Thus far confined iheir aciiviiies To enferfaining fans a+ baslceiball games, ihey envisage far wider and more varied programs for The coming year. Cavalier Debafers Talk Theii NDER The able guidance oT BroTher Charles Rossman, The DebaTe Team has flourished inTo a Team To be reclconed wiTh ThroughouT The sTaTe. l-laving Travelled no less Than 600 miles To various upsTaTe TournamenTs, The verbal duel- isTs emerged vicTorious aT SpringTield, Colum- bus, and especially aT AThens, where They capTured Top honors in boTh The upper and iunior divisions. The DebaTe Team has membership in The NaTional Forensic League, The Ohio Speech League, and The GreaTer CincinnaTi Speech League. The vicTorious veTerans who will graduaTe This year are SiegenThaler, Clemens, Kennedy, Walsh, SToclcer, and Luersen. WiTh The reTurn oT such sTellar perTormers as Greulich, Diana, AusTin, Wesselkamper, McDonald, and I-lerTh, and The largesT Treshman membership in The hisTory oT The club, They are assured oT success in The years To come. W L C. AusTin ..... .... I 0 5 P. Berning .... ..., 2 I D. Bowie .... .... 6 7 G.BruneT... I 4 J.Carson... ....2 I W. Clemens ., .... 4 2 L. Devanney .,... .... I 0 6 M. Diana ....... .... I I 5 J. Frankenberger .. .... I 2 W. Greulich ...... . . , . I6 7 D. Herfh .,.... .... I 4 2 D. Hoffman , ..,. 6 7 J. Hogan ..... .... I 4 H. HoITeI .... .... 2 3 R. Kennedy .,. ..,. 6 2 D. KnecI'1T .,.. .... I 0 P. Luersen . . .... 8 6 C.Mauer... ....I0 5 D. McCaa .... .... 0 I J. McDonald .,. .... W. R. Renner D. SanTangeIo N. Schimpf F. Sebille J. Shawhan R. SiegenTI'1aIer James Van Flandern John Van Flandern W. Walsh J. Wessellcamper W. Workum W. Zins E. Zobel To+aI ....,............,.. I I0 V ...- f ,.. . I5 3 Merkl .... .... I I ....I I ., .... 5 I .... 6 4 ....8 4 ....3 2 ....I2 4 R.STocker ......,... .,.. 7 5 .. .... 3 2 ..,.I0 5 ....I0 5 .. .... I3 3 ....2 3 ....6 6 ....6 6 57 Ma++ Diane, Bill Greulich, and Iwo sweel- sixleens weigh Ray Kennedy's argumenls, which apparenfly have very favorably im- pressed Ray's pre+'fy opponenls. Fufure renowned oralors. Here we have John Van Flandern, Rey Kennedy, Wal+ Clemens, Bill Greulich, and Tom Doyle. Fronl Row: F. Sebille. J, McCarIhy, R. Haas, G. Shewhen, G. Bruner. Second Row: A. Merlcl, W. Clemens, John Van Flanclern, R. Siegenfhaler, P. Luersen, W, Walsh, M. Diana, James Vaw Flandern. Third Row: D. Bowie, R. Renner, P. Berninq, R. Sloclcer, R. Kennedy, J, Franlcenberger. Fourfh Row: A. Worlcum, D. Hemmerle, T. Zins, L. Devanney, J. McDonald, J. I'-lerrh, C. Auslin. Fifih Row: Bro. Charles Rossman, If. l-lollel. E. Zabel, J. l-loqen, W. Greulicl-. TEAM RECORD Hamilfon Public Our Lady of Angels Wyoming .... ..... S+. Joseph ....... Xavier ...,...... Walnuf Hills ...... Hughes .......... No. Belfimore, O. . Marysville ....... Delaware Willis .. Springfield ........ Deylon Oakwood ., Middlefown ...... Columbus Easf . .. Daylon Fairmounl , So. Charlesfon .... Cardingfon ..... Aihens ....... Marieffa . . . Caldwell . . . Tofal ......... . . Exhibifion Debafes . PURCELL W L 2 2 3 2 3 0 2I 7 I9 9 6 6 2 I 2 0 3 2 I 0 0 I 2 3 I 0 I 0 I 0 0 I 0 I 3 4 2 I 6 I . ...7B 4I 4 0 lvlafh prexy Bob Siegenfhaler addresses Ron Aeberle, Tom Bernens, Dave Ringer, Bill Zins, Bob Connelly, Tom Gibbons, Ken Sieve, Paul Luehrmann, Gibbs MacVeigh, Vic Hemmerle, Bob Kane, and Bob Cremering. SeaTed, FronT Row: A. Franceschina, P. Fleming. R. Jablonslci, D. Bowie, D, Hoffman. Second Row: C. Mauer, F. Sebille, J. Van Flandern, J. McCarThy, L. Devanney. Third Row: P. Berning, W. Greulich, D. Knechf, R. Kennedy, R. Sfocker. FourTh Row: R. Lange, T. Zins, K. Holfel, T. Doyle, R. Renner. FiT+h Row: D. Sanfangelo, T. Wessellcamper, R. Seiferf, W. Walsh. Sfanding, leff To righT: E, Zobel, J. May, D. Herfh, M. Diana, J. McDonald, C Ausfin, W. Clemens, P. Luersen, J. Franlcenber- qer, A. Worlcum, J.WhiTe, R, Haas, N. Schimpl. UIDED by The man who was in The main responsible Tor sTimulaTing sTudenT inTeresT, Bro. Charles Rossman, The Speech Club became one of The mosT acTive organizaTions in school. ParTicipaTing in over ThirTy conTesTs, The record is doTTed wiTh The TirsT, second, and Third places Turned in Time and Time again by such sTalwarTs as Ray Kennedy, WalT Clemens, and Tom Doyle. Perhaps The crowning glory of The year was Ray Kennedy's greaT success in The annual oraTorical conTesT sponsored by The CaTholic STudenTs' Mission Crusade. Allin all, a brillianT year Tor This excellenf organizafionl HE l95I members oT The Purcell NaTional lv1aThemaTics Honor Sociefy have added anoTher successTul year To The Cavalieri Chap- Ter's hisTory. The sTory began six years ago when our school chapTer was organized by ThaT nofed maThema- Tician, FaTher John AnTony. IT has since ThaT Time conTinued To TosTer inTeresT in The inTrigu- ing science oT numbers. Success was achieved under The unTiring and capable managemenT of BroTher Richard Schwa- gerl and The deferminafion of iTs officers: Bob SiegenThaler, Bob Kane and Gibbs lvlacVeigh. T any Time of lhe day from 8:30 fo 3:l5 a sludenf may receive help from Brolher Francis Deibel or from one of his volunleer sfafl members. Good-will and abilily are aflribuies seldom lacking in a Cavalier librarian. Besides furnishing iuicy novels and a large rel- erence seclion, +he library publishes a monlhly paper called Books 'n Things. ln ihese bul- lefins are found reviews of The laiesf worlcs, as well as lilerary conlesis. The hobby case, one of The newer addifions lo ihe library, liearures such displays as cave- minerals, fluorescenf rocks, and coins. Even a colleciion of hand-made rosaries has been ar- rayed in The case. Bill Scherzinger, a four-year man, heads +he slaff as presideni. Anolher hard-worlcing, devoled senior is Bob Kane. Mos? of fhe responsibilily, however, nalurally falls on Bro. Frank, who lceeps his library a smooihly operaled and ever- servicing organizafion. We Are Whaf We Read Seafed: P. Murray, R. Breifenslein, J. Kramer. Sfanding S Smifh, M. Nolan, J. Welsh, T. Gilligan, R. Frank, J, Schm S. Marasco, R. Turner, R. Ray, T. Pennekarnp. On Chair J. Hennessy. Sealed: R, Kane, W, Scherzinger, L. Schreiber, Slancling: G. Benhase, J. Van Flandern, R. Wallace, D. Diesel, R. Winsfel, T. Sfadimiller, K. Schmidt J. Leonard. Apnrf 'from Mary's Praying Cava- liers are Her Praying Cheerleaders, among whom are fhese spiriled seniors - Cornelius Wilson, Diclr Joerq, and Vic Hemmerle. N 0 Il Hills And Dales Re-echo Our Cheers EVERY maior alhleiic lunclion during lhe year has been well al- iended by Purcell's hoo+'n holler boys, Jrhe cheerleaders. These Cavaliers are ever ready fo lend iheir inspiralrion and exuberance lo The success of lhe Teams. The highlighf of ihe season was Jrhe Porismoulh 'foolball game, in which They led a mere hundred rooiers in a rousing exhibilion of school spiril. The cheerleaders were under The guidance ol Bro. Roberi' Geary, who besf defines his squad wilh The remark, They're all good Joes. Seniors C. Wilson, V. Hemmerle, and Capiain Diclc Joerg formed lhe nucleus of 'rhe squad, G. Arbino, C. Boebinger, W. Schildmeyer and T. Lee will be on hand 'ro 'ralce over lhe reins nexi' year. W. Schildmeyer, T. Lee, C. Wilson, R. Joerg, V. Hemmerle, E. Arbino, C. Boebinger. Fronf Row: L. Burfschy, J. Amann, R. Buschrnann T Vornber er G Bruner A Merlcl. Second Row: B, Krody, 6. Ben- hase, A. O'Connell, J. Hogan, J. Cappel, J. Fischer, C. Callahan. Third Row: E. Brache, J. Shaul, J. Baugh, R. Fox, A. Neubauer, J. Welsh. Fourfh Row: Firsf Lf. Bob Kane, Capf. Jaclc Reidel, Second Lf. Les Schreiber. Absenf: K. Bramble, J. Brendel, D. Sfroup, A. Worlcum. All sef fo serve fhe Senior Mofhers in The besf Cavalier sfyle are O'Connell, Baugh, Hogan, Amann, Brache, and Merlcl. FFICIENT is fhe word besf suifed fo describe fhe worlc of fhe Service Club. Adorned in Crimson and Gold Uniforms, fhe Service Club may be found af foofball games, welfare meef- ings, and ofher imporfanf social affairs, always ready and willing fo work for fhe school. Wifh Brofher l-lenry Gensler and fhe Club's moderafor, and Jaclc Reidel, Bob Kane, and Les Schreiber as fhe officers, fhe Club has flourished far above par. Wifhouf quesfion no group in fhe school is more deserving of commendafion for unselfish clevofedness Than fhe Service Club. The Dough Boys lTH The evereenergeTic mod- eraTor, Bro. ClemenT Gross, urging and guiding Them, The Com- mercial Club made a greaT success OT every venTure They underToolc. Handling The business end oT such acTiviTies as: The Pall Turlcey RaTTle, The Junior and Senior proms, The selling oT concerT TiclceTs, The ar- rangemenT oT school dances, check rooms, reTreshmenT booThs, senior card parTy, Spring FesTival, plus many oTher services-The boys gained The pracTical business lcnowl- edge so useTul in laTer liTe. NOT only helping Themselves in This way, They also inspired The sTudenT body To greaTer achievement Thus The Commercial Club was Truly one oT The TinesT conTribuTors To The malcing oT a beTTer Purcell. Refurn SeaTed: Jim Boeckmann, Dick Kunlcemoeller, Paul Kunkemoeller. Standing: Bill Michel, Torn DeTzel, Don Schaeper, lAbsenT, Charles Kenneyl. AST year Bro. James GoeTz Tounded The NaTure Club. Ad Gloriam NaTurae l To The Glory OT The AuThor oT NaTure l is The moTTo, and hence The purpose oT These young scienTisTs. Bro. GoeTz leads his proTeges on numerous Tield Trips Through Ohio, Indiana, and KenTuclcy. He TurTher encourages Them To work aT scienTiTic hobbies. ATTiliaTed wiTh various science clubs, our naTure boys are a crediT To Purcell. To FronT Row: J. GriTTin, A. BorThs, R. Meyer, P. Berning, V. Hemmerle, E. Durlcin, T. Yannella, J. Van Flandern, J. McCarThy, W. Besuden, E. Meldrum. Second Row: C. Callahan, D. Murray, A. Knipp, T. Bernens, G. Bruner, A. Merlcl, R. Lang, P. Karscher, R. Heinen, H. Keiser, Third Row: P. Plas, F. Pelzer, , r, R. Ewers, J. Grunlcemeyer, F. Fox, T. O'Meara, D. Hemmerle, W. Herzog, J. Zmurlc, P. Hurley, FourTh Row: R. Frank, L. Jansen, T. Deddens, E. Cloclc, G. Shawhan, C. Oaks, T. Nies, J. BischoTT, H. Fledderman, J. SchaTzman, D. Blom. FifTh Row: L. Chambers, W. Ohm, B. Krody, J. Majors, W. Killian, A. Klinlcenberg, L. Beaudoin, J. Hogan, W. PeTers, J. Honelcamp, J. Cappel. In Voice Cf Purcell ALL riglul, wise guy, drop llue pumpkinl Eng- lislu classes were surprised lo luear llue Legend ol Sleepy l-lollow adap+ed. Facully members were slarlled by singing commercials. From Pizzulo's Joke ol llue Week lo inlerviews willu prominenl Purcelliles, WPHS filled llue air waves regu'arly willu coverage of Cavalier capers. Mr. Gil Tolfen of WKRC gives Ray Kennedy a few inside lips as Marfy Mounlel, Bob Siegenflualer, Eric Bishop, and Wall Clemens look on. Democracy In Acfion NCE again H19 Purcell Sludenl Council occupied an exlremely imporlanl posilion in flue lormalion of llue policies wluiclu keep llue Cavalier Caslle an ellicienl and smoollu- running educalional inslilulion. Under llue lacully guidance ol Palluer Cluarles l-loisleller, S.lvl., lluis group lueld regular meel- ings al wluiclu problems, large and small, were discussed fully and inlelligenlly. A vigorous leadersluip was accorded llue Slue denl Council by Ray Kennedy lPresidenll, Cluarles Auslin lVice-Presidenll, William Lep- perl lSecrelaryl, and Tluomas Doyle llreasurerl. Tlue Two mosl imporlanl aclions lake-n by lluis Augusl body during llue l95O-5l scluool year were: Il llue rearranging of llue lunclu scluedule, enabling llue seniors lo be served firsl, and 21 llue decision lo award scluool lellers lo honor sludenls. Firsl Row: W. Lepperl, P. Berning, A. Turrill. Second Row: l-l. Grunller, W. Linlon, R, Verdin, W. Long. Third Row: C. Auslin, P. Cuerdes, R. Wood, H. Jones. Fourflu Row: J. Borros, T, Lee, R, l-lunler, W. Besuden. Fifllu Row: P. Karcluer, J. Wiesenlualun, J. Diesel. Sixflu Row: C. Trolla, R. Kennedy. Sevenlh Row: R. MacVeiglu, T. Doyle. HIS year lhe Purcell Players fackled lhe well known comedy, Harvey, wrirfen by Mary Chase and recipienl of The Pulifzer Prize. I+ was fhe firsl lime any amaleur group in Cincinnali pre- senled lhe sfory of fhe invisible bunny. In 'rhe lead was Elwood P. Dowd, ably played by Bill Favrel. The supporiing cas? included Dan Forman as Myrfle Mae, Mike Pizzulo filling in as Vela, Bill lmwalle as Miss Kelly, Tom King as Sanderson, Bob Sfocker and Prank Leliersi playing Jrhe paris of Dr. and Mrs. Chumley, Paul Fleming as Mrs. Chauvenel, Tony Pranceschina as Wilson, Bill Walsh playing Judge Gaffney, and Dick Seilerlr as ihe laxi driver. Under lhe direclion of Fafher Joseph Kerr, lhe players, drawn from lhe senior division, gave a splendid performance. These players from Harvey include Bill Walsh, Bill Favref, Tom King, Bob Sfoclrer, Tony Schina, Bob Connelly, Frank Leffersf, Dan Forman, Paul Fleming, and Bill Imwalle. Purcell's wandering fhespians also found fheir way info Regina's Jenny Kissed Me. Oufsfand- ing in fhe big romance were Rev. Ray Kennedy, Ho+lips Clemens, Jim May, and Tom McFarland. Some of our disfinguished Cavalier arl- isls: P. Pollen, J. Schneider, R. Kennedy, W. Clemens, D. Kramer, K. Siegel, J. Schmid, D. Oelmler. Doug Oelilor, Pal' Fallen, Karl Siegel, and Jack Schmid display lhe picluresque posfers. AVE you ever slopped lo lhink ol lhe labor lhal goes inlo lhe poslers lor The rallies and lhe poslers and signs for various school aclivilies, such as dances and lhe welfare meelings? ll is a handful ol arl sludenls under lhe walchlul eye ol Bro. Jose Cinlron, SM., who is new on lhe lacully bul very capable ol running lhis job. Some of lhe men ol lhe Cavalier Caslle who pul in painslalcing lime aller school hours are: Kennedy, P. Fleming, Gohman, Oehler, Ploge man, Coors, l-lollslege and Schmid. T--u-Q Humorous wriTer and Public RelaTions men, Mike Pizzuio - Purcell's Uncle Miliy -adds spice To The PLUME wiTh his amusing class news. This dishnguished member of The sTa'FT, SporTs EdiTor Bob Siegenihaler, because Typography and makeup-ThaT's The from whose prolific pen come many ex- of his keen knowledge and undersTanding handled very effecfively by MarTy Mc cellenT and ThoughTTul ediTorials, is our of his subiecT, aswell as his skill wifh The Tel, who also does a neaf iob on own Eric Bishop. King's English, raTes Tops in This Tield. radio, TV, and music secTions. WWENTY years is a long liTeTime Tor a school magazine: The popular professional magazines, none OT Them, are much Older Than TwenTy years, and many are younger. For The lasT eighT OT These years, The PLUME has raTecl The highesT award given by The naTion's leading schOlasTic press OrganizaTiOn, The All-American award. In all This Time, The Plume has been a mirror OT Purcell reviewing in iTs news and spOrTs pages The progress OT The Crimson and Gold Cavalier. Needless TO say, we are proud OT The PLUME. lT is, and we say iT conTidenTly, OuTsTanding among all, according To expression OT The school mOTTO. - From The PLUME, January, I95l PLUME STAFF Ecliforial ,.... ............... E ric Bishop Typography, makeup ..Mar'ry lvlouniel News ..............,, Allen Morrison Sporfs ,.,..,....... Bob Siegenlhaler Humor, Public Relefions . .Milne Pizzulo Ari ,.................... Wall Clemens Ray Kennedy Circulafion ......,.,.,.. Ronald Aeberle Typisfs ...,.... Leroy Fleisch, Wilbur Lay, Frank Sebme Don Bowie H s Ron Aeberle's faslr 'ro see +ha'r our I ' perennial All-American publicafion reach- l:GCUll'y AClVISerS , .Rev. Paul J. ElSr'I6r', S.lVl. es ifs avid readers in Hawaii, Spain, Nor- Broh Paul Roos wood and ofher foreign regions. Phofography . . .Bro. Gilberl Gensler, S.lv1. The arf worlr is handled by Those fwo Here you have Dave Huief, who handles versafile young men who can do iusf all ihe news +ha+'s fi+'n fo print and abouf anyfhing you care io menfion plus Allen Morrison, very capable new edifor- - Ray Kennedy and Wall Clemens. ial chief. in PICTURE WRITERS: Sealed: Bill Graham and Paul Luersen. Sfandingz Mike Pizzulo and Bob Sioclcer. PHOTOGRAPHY: Mike Marfino. ihiff Cavalier Spirif lnspires 1951 Yearbook The l95l CAVALIER slafi have endeavored 'ro mainiain 'rhe high slandards of fhe pasl seven Purcell yearboolcs, all of which have received l'he highesl award lendered by +he Na+ional Scholas+ic Press Associalion All-American. While each slafi mernber's name is menlioned only once above, several seniors did double or even +riple du+y. Wall Clemens, for example, besides 'rhe many hours spenl on layouls in fhe ar'l' worlc, performed nobly for bolh lhe financial and liierary deparlmenls. Gibbs MacVeigh and Dave Ringer, of lhe business slail, were on hand +o help lhe arf and lilerary work. Bill Walsh was iypisi, wrirer, and business agent Cornelius Wilson, Bill Michel, Lloyd Fussneclcer, Tom McFarland and Bob Sander were also Triple +hreal heroes. For ihe promplesl service on all assignmenfs handed our, il' is only 'fair io single our Bob Cremering, Charlie Kenney, Harry Sheafzley. Bob Fleming, Ron Beagle, Bob Kane and Jim May. Tom Meyers was Purcell's lop salesman in ihe Ad drive. No arlicle on 'rhe l95I CAVALIER would meril priniing wilhoul menfion of lhe imporlani conlribu- 'lions of Bob Siegenlhaler, Milce Pizzuio, Milne Mar- Tino, Paul Kunlcemoeller, Ken Sieve and Bill Graham, and las+, buf noi' leasl, Edilor-in-Chief Ray Kennedy. x Sin is lv I S J' qi-. ..V nUQ..? A an L , Q A L ,, , , ' f nazi' 4 z 'fr ss A 5550 TRIPLE THREATSH: L. Fussneclcer, T. McFarland BUSINESS STAFF Fronl R McFa land R, Sander, W. Walsh, W. Michel, D. Ringer. Shand Kunlcemoeller G MacVeiqh C W lson Slandlng ing: W. Clemens and R. Kennedy. nder Fussnec e Elbe W Lep e STAFF WRITERS: R. Sloclcer, P. Luersen, R. Sieqen ART STAFF l Schneider P Fleming W Clemens fhaler, R. Kane, W. Bush, and J. May. R Kennedy ANNUAL STAFF Edilor-in-Chief .,........ Ray Kennedy Arl Edi+or ,,.....,,.... Wall Clemens Sporls Edilor .,...... Bob Siegenlhaler Business Managers . . . Gibbs MacVeigh Paul Kunlcemoeller, T. Meyers Pholography ,..,.... Michael Marlino Typing Chief ...,... Roberl Cremerinq Arl Slaff: P. Fleming, J. Schneider. Lilerary Slaff: R. Beagle, E. Bishop, R. Fleming, R. Kane, W. Lepperl, P. Luer- sen, J. May, T. McFar'and, D. Ringer, K. Sieve. Piclure Descriphons: W. Graham, P. Luersen, M. Pizzulo, R. Sloclcer, C. Wilson. Typisls: Lloyd Fussneclqer, C. Kenney, W. Michel, R. Sander, H. Sheatzley, W. Walsh. Ari Adviser: Bro. Jose Cinlron, S.M. Pholoqraphyz Bro. Gilberf Gensler, S. M. Froni' Row: W. Michel, R. STocker, W. Clemens. T. King, P. Fleming. Mid- dle Row: R. SiegenThaler, W. lmwalle, R. SeiTerT, R. Kennedy, E. Bishop, W. Walsh. A. Franceschina. M. MounTel, F. LeTTersT. J. Reidel, D. Forman. Top Row: H. Elbe, W. FavreT. HE Aquinas Club, AlerT CincinnaTians, American CaThoIics. com- monly known as The Triple A-C Club, was organized ThaT CaTholic sTudenTs inTeresTed in science mighT search Tor soluTions To problems in ThaT Tield. The club draws members from Three boys' and seven girls' schools. Mee-Tings are held once each monTh, aT which guesT speakers insTrucT members oT The club. ATTer The meeTing a social is held To help The members geT beTTer acquainTed. Each school has Two sTudenTs To represenT iT aT elecTion Time. The presidenT oT The Triple A-C This year is ErnesT Laux, a Cavalier junior. The Purcell chapTer is under The able guidance of BroTher James GoeTz, S.M. HIS laudable and viTal organi- zaTion is composed OT seniors chosen by TaculTy members Trom The Speech. DebaTe and Di-amaTic Clubs, from The ArT deparTmenT and The Plume sTaTT. Thus, when The school or communiTy auThori- Ties seek The besT qualiTied sTudenTs Tor leadership in any parTicular enTerprise. The Crimson Club pro- vides The TalenT. Under The experienced leadership OT FaTher Joseph Kerr, S.M., The members direcTed all The rallies and assembly programs. The Jun- ior Town MeeTing of The Air, The CommuniTy ChesT Speakers' Bu- reau, The March oT Dimes campaign -all These beneTicenT programs were assisTed by These seniors. From SepTember To May They were devoTed and eTTicienT-Spii-iTed Cavaliers par excellence. Seafedx R. Aeberle, W. Bush, R. Kennedy, E. DevoTo. Sfandingz D, Long, R. WinsTel, A. RueclcerT E. BenTon, R. Lange, R. Ray, G. Luersen, W. Clemens, W. DeTTmer. RGANIZED under The direcTion oT Bro. l-lenry Gensler, SM., The Chess Club began operaTions in January. Three of iTs mosT enThusiasTic mem- bers are PresidenT Ray Kennedy, SecreTary Ed DevoTo, and Walf Clemens. The game oT chess demands much more inTelligence Than mosT recreaTions. Anyone seeking The cream oT Purcell's inTelligenTsia would probably Tind iT in The membership oT This club. l-TE Radio Club, wiTh Bro. RoberT Geary, S.lvl., as capable adviser, purposes To aid The school's Marconi-minded young scienTisTs, oTTering Them The opporTuniTy To experimenT wiTh The laTesT equipmenT in The Tield. Two members, Bill DeTTmer and Ed BenTon, disTinguished Themselves by de- signing a video inTercommunicaTion sysTem. The school beneTiTs, Too, Trom The operaTions oT The members: The insTallaTion oT circuiT boards in The physics deparTmenT and The conversion oT surplus maTerial inTo useTul devices, To give buT Two examples. All members of The male species have a sfrong propensiTy To Tinker wifh mechanical devices. To dem- onsfrafe our poinf, we presenh O. Hurlburf, H. Eble, E. Holfgrefe, E. Ben+on, R. Ewers, R. Aeberle, and W. De+Tmer. Eff l EW For Chrisf The King And Mary L A A M Q9 S 0 , N SPIRITUAL No par+ of a Cafllolic sl'uden+'s edu- cafion is as imporfanl' as learning abouf his religion, and being broughl' io +l'1e realizafion +l1a+ affer all, since Heaven is our ul1'ima+e goal, our mosf impor- +an'r iob on ear+h is learning how +0 gain i+. A+ Purcell every sfudenl' is shown 1'l'1a+ pracficing your religion is noi' sufficient You mus+ live i+! Fair ls Blazoned On The Gold! More fhan one fhousand sfal- warf Cavaliers packed fhe ma- iesfic Sf. Francis de Sales Church one fine Sepfember morning lasf fall. The obiecf? To obfain fhe grace of fhe Holy Spirif for fhe labors of fhe new scholasfic year, fo advance, as did fheir youfhful divine Model, in wisdom and grace before God and fheir parenfs, fheir reverend pasfors, fheir feach- ers, fheir friends. A Cafholic educafion aims fo form Jesus Chrisf in fhe souls of youfhg fhe mosf powerful means fo fhaf end is Mass and Holy Commun- ion. Thus, fhe enfire sfudenf body unife in dedicafing fhe fruifs of fheir efforfs fo fheir Masfer. Here before fhe fhrone of fhe Mosf High, fhey were, above all, Praying Cavaliers. Our revered Relreef-Masfer in fhe com pany of Bob Leonard. Lou Magliano, Bill Morrissey and Larry Sandmann. Fa+her Hofsfeffer discusses flue vagaries of adolescence wuih anxious parenls. simian' 'Q' 1-4 nd M as Q f a , Ib -fi , ,gl 4 if . , ei. ww- , fi , bl W, ' gf' .J ' ' 'ff N-ipjg, fm' My 8 KN. rv- F, g , . ,W 9 , X , A 4 If .Q ff f V S ' 1 The highlighf of ihe reireaf was fhe Mofher-Son Communion-Mass. The furn- ouf of Mofhers accompanying fheir sons a+ ihe Mass showed ihe Cavalier spirif in fhe home. HE refreaf is 'rhe rnosl imporfaml evenl in lhe life of a Cafholic high school sludenl. When silence reigns in halls and classrooms, lhe sludenl has lhe opporfunily 'ro 'rurn 'ro problems of far grealer consequence fhan guadrafics or splif infini+ives. A well laughf religion course is all-irnporlanl, loul nolhing can 'rake +he place ol re+rea'r. H is +he chance of a lile'rime. Talcing full advanlage of lhe serious-rnindedness prevailing in Cavalier Caslle, Rev. Theodore Engisl, C.S.S.R., in 'rhe waning days of January, slrove energelic- ally and enlhusiaslically To resfore Chris? as King and Cenlre of all Cavalier hearls. We hope-we believe- +ha+ he succeeded. Fafher Engisi bestows the Papal Benediciion +o close fhe Refreaf. .uultiui-Zig BuT One Thing Is Necessary T-TE STudenTs' Spirifual Council, under The paTron- age of ST. John Bosco, sTrove To bring ChrisT inTo every Cavalier acTiviTy. Wifh The energeTic FaTher William Boyle as guide, The members, presided over by WalT Clemens, had a succe-ssTul year. The council operaTes a counTer Tor religious arTicles in The caTeTeria. The proTiT from sales is immense --noT aT all in a Tinancial way, buT in The spiriTual life of sTudenTs who paTronize iT. Besides The regular business meeTings, The STudenTs' SpiriTual Council holds weekly meeTings in The eveff ning. The Theme? CaTholic AcTion1 L......l FronT Row: E. Laux, F. Berning,NN Clemens, E. Durlcin, D. Wallace Second Row: D. Huief, A. Birk meyer, W. Walsh, T. Trernmel, A Knipp, R. Meyer. Third Row: W Scherzinger, D. Schaeper, P. Flenn ing, W. Pefers, W. Brediglxeit ,fo Q new il ff, , VL, ,X J i i i l l i l v 4 0 W. lnwalle, W. Brediglceif, R E Meyer, A. Knipp, P. Berning, Durlcin, W. Clemens. Teach All Nafionsu A T Purcell The CSMC has a wide range OT acTiviTies. IT is naT- urally impossible To gauge The amounT oT eTTorT puT TorTh by The sTudenTs in spiriTual maTTers. AT various Times during The school year The members are requesTed To oTTer special prayers Tor The Missions. The eTTorTs on The rnaTerial side, however, are quiTe palpable. AT ChrisTrnas Time abouT 500 ar- Ticles were donaTed To The l.iTTle SisTers OT The Poor. AbouT 300 medical iTems were senT To The Medical SisTers in India. 50 CaTholic magazines are donaTed To The Home Missions each monTh. AT The presenT wriTing, The CSMC is conclucTing The LenTen SelT- Denial drive. which will probably ToTal more Than 32000.00 Tor The Bishops' RelieT Fund. All oT which is mosT commendable on The parT oT FaTher John Jac- quemin and his boys. The C.S.M.C. and Purcell High School were hiqhly honored lasT Tall, Tor His Grace The MosT Reverend Archbishop was a guesT. WiTh him are FaTher Gal- lagher, and The uniT officers P. Kunlze- moeller, Secrefaryg C. Wilson, Treas.: R. Kennedy, Pres: W. BokenlroTTer, Vice Pres. and FaTher BarreTT. The MosT Reverend Karl J. AlTer was made Honorary Presideni aT The C.S.M.C.'s firsf meeTing, held aT The Cavalier CasTle. The MosT Reverend Archbishop com- mends C.S.M.C. ModeraTor FaTher Lunn and The officers, headed by Bill Michel. 7 D. Huiei, P. Fleming, A. Birlrmeyer. P. Berning, D. Sclaaeper, W. Brecliglreif, T. Tremmel, W. Clemens. The oppor+unHy of going fo confessior every day ai school is a blessing no Cav- alier may esleem lighlly. 'm 5 ,X ,, X3 M 1 ' 4 ' 1+ sf i 1' 55 ai 2 55 4 Q 2 ' Y Zz Y . A so K' if 1- f ox Q 1 H I 3: va N 2, .fa .P E if af 5 H 5 ag xf E s 4 ef S 2 u 4, X ix 'G X 8' .5 , 1 Rv 3 'Mi x .- w 40 nv ' J Lg: i 6 YF 5 A Q i , S H 1 -4 J ,Q A. h . E is D P. 'fl i Y , Q, - if Q . 5 I, 0 k If . V 5' 5 .aff 7 jr Tx -Sfiil-mgfm' 'Tw l ' N. W, ,. , X r F kk A ' iii Via' L. xr LQ - 23 . X l . ' A gi dl W ' f 3 we 0 5 1 Q? I : . -0 E QQ 7 - if P ' i i f A ai' 7 x an-3 s . QL I . h 4' Q gist? QPW. - I 3. l , ax, XML S SOCIAL H's a cliche, bu+ i'r's one +ha+ is full of 'I'ru+h: Varie+y is +he spice of life. The au?hori+ies of Cavalier Casfle en- deavor 'ro keep fhe s+uden'r body and 'rheir charming acquain+ances happy by providing good en+er'I'ainmen+ fhroughoui' fhe year. Dances, picnics and bazaars guaranfeed a happy mem- ory wi1'h every 'ricke+. And Grand The Cause Which He Defend r x V The Love Of Warrior Bold NE oT The mosT imporTanT cogs in The wheel ThaT malces Purcell run is The Wel- Tare AssociaTion. PracTically everyThing ThaT goes on in The Cavalier CasTle is baclced by This organizaTion, composed oT Purcell's MoTh- ers and Dads. They sponsor The bus which Takes The gridders To pracTice and To games, The FaculTy bowling league, The Senior Prom. Through Their unTiring eTTorT, many improve- menTs were made in The pasT year. To menTion a Tew, There was The painTing oT all The rooms oT The FaculTy house and oT The school's audif Torium, second-Tloor class rooms and corridor. The only Two sources oT income Trom which To Tinance These proiecTs were The annual Fall Bazaar and The Spring Card ParTy. The average rnonThly aTTendance is abouT 550 people. All enjoy The social acTiviTies: much is accomplished by The parenT-Teacher con- Terences. Special praise should be given To The Team ThaT heads The Welfare, The oTTicers. They are Mr. Tom King, PresidenT: Mr. Don Meyers, Vice-President Mr. Joe McGowan, who is, Tor The second consecuTive year, due To The deaTh oT Mr. Charles BrandsTeTTer, Membership- Chairrnang Mrs. l-larold Bur, Secretary: and lasT, buT noT leasT, The man whom all oT us love and revere, our ProcuraTor, FaTher James O. Byrne, whose devoTion To Purcell down Through The years can never be repaid. Si+Ting: FaTher BarreTT, Mrs, Harold Bur, Mr. Thomas King, FaTher Byrne, Mrs. Hilda BrandsTeTTer. Sfandingz Mr. Don Meyers, Mr. Joseph l-lulzel, Mr. AlberT BolcenlcofTer, M, Erwin Buehler. lnsef: Mr. Joseph McGowan. ls everyone having a good lime? If noi, blame yourselves, folks! While Diclr DeBrunner fakes careful aim with his six gun, fhe rest of +he cowboys ewail' +heir furn. i in-'1'Y ' l, 'i . -' i l A N N 'I L, .F Handsome Cavaliers pose for posferily and lheir gals. Shades of fha lunch room! Looks like Lawson is going +o be 'firsl again. Save us some, Jerry! Sanfa Is Pleased Wifh Mom And Dad Bring some+hing round and we'll have a bang i'l's fhe annual Chrislmas parly for +he Welfare and everyone's having a grand lime. H's a gay 'lime af +he Chrisfmas parfy and our mofhers and dads proudly dis- play fheir presenfs. Sanfa Claus lMr. Cloughl. who likes all good li'Hle girls, finds none more worfhy of his gills fhan our secrelaries-Miss Morgan. Miss Kennedy, and Mrs. Buschle. Ho, ho, ho! And whal do you wanl for Chrisfmas, liH'le boy? A picfure of Dag- mar? My, how limes have changed! remarks dad. Mr. P. and Mr. K. go info lheir song-and-dance while nervously awaifing a barrage of fresh 'iruiis and siale eggs af ihe Chrisimas performance. Which fwin has 'Phe Toni? You're wrong if you say Tom Farrell lon ihe righil. H's his li'l buddy Jerry who has ihe +ighf foupee. Dan Forman and Bill Favref pre- +end surprise as Santa Claus lMike Pinufol makes an abrupf descenl from efhereal regions. Twas The Nighf Before Chrisfmasn S , 77 rin N J 7 fi T 9 5 . s I by N23 k J, , s a 635 r' f flvrxi THE I95O Chrisimas Assembly was a big hif enjoyed by all, wilh Mike Pizzuio and Ray Kennedy slarring, giving one ol 'rheir versions ol lV1r. P. 81 lvlr. K. Anolher big hi+ was lrosh Tom Farrell, a iirsl- class veniriloguisl, who enlerlained lhe Cavaliers wilh his dummy, Jerry. The Gospel Slory, which was accompanied wiih music, was narraled by Eric Bishop. To lop il all, lhe siudenl body sang some of lhe more popular Chrislmas songs. NE oT The TacTors oT The driving spiriT oT Purcell has been The rallies. And This year was no excepTion. This recurrenT Friday evenT, sTaged by The senior classes, was eagerly an- TicipaTed by The sTudenT body as an opporTun- Ramblm Roy McDuTTie and Pa KeTTle Coslello Team up for: Come clown from iTy To show Their appreciaTion, by The TooTball Team as an inspiraTion To TurTher The glory oT Purcell. The rally in preparTion Tor The Hamil- Ton CaTholic game, sTaged by 4C, was voTed one oT The besT by The iunior division. 'Tis noT Al Jolson buf our own Pele lm The ceiling Grandma, we lrnow you're on Bill lmwalle and Bill Walsh born 60 years Singin' OUT Ma l'learTl Healey In one of The beam Too laTe, give ouT wiTl1 a Gay '90 Ballad his mesferful impersonaTions. Former Cavalier greaf, Jim Marclr of Xavier, spurs on Purcell s gridders againsl' Por+smouTh. Five Beeps and a Bop give ouT wifh a solid Tune To pep up The pigskinners 'For PorTsmouTh. Come on. Ram. an exfra fin can 'lor supper if you give us an Oscar perform- ance. direcls Walsh, buf Billie iusf mul'- fers under his beard. CA-CA-CAVA-Ll-Ll . . . The +eam is serious abouf fhis game and ifs mood is reflecfed by fhe cheerleaders. ll s a dramaiic climax fo lhe Hamil+on rally as +he Cavalier is hoisfed on high fo fhe complele salisfacfion of Toodles. The Thing is discovered +o be fhe Wi+h- row Tiger. Walsh and lmwalle are ready lo run, buf Cavalier Fleming is ihere fo profecf fhem. Wesley Fesler, famed coach of +he I950 Buclceyes, made a speech-and lilcewise a very favorable impression on +he Cava- liers and lheir supporfers. Our grid heroes receive lheir rrophies from Alumni Presidenl Lee Grunlremeyer as Welfare Presidenl Tom King smiles his approval. The winners: John Belperio, besf on defense: Lou Magliano, bes+ of- fensive bloclrerg Jim Broclchoff, mosl' im- proved iuniorg Ron Beagle, mos? valuable player. and Jim Niemann, mos+ improved sophomore. Thanks for fha? new Cadillac converf- ible seems fo be ihe message of grid Captains-Elec+ Jim Bur and Elbie Burns fo Faiher Barre'H, Coach McCar'lhy, Joe Quinn and fhe banqueieers. ls everybody happy? And 'from 'Phe look on everyone's face, ihe answer is: Bu+ definifelyf' Judge Bob Sloclrer is abouf lo pass sen- fence on Tom Burns for skipping class, as soon as Puddles Kramer swears him in. These poor upperclassmen are so afraid Fr. Byrne will jug ihem, fhey won'+ even smile while ealing. H's Monday morning and you find Roger Towle half asleep while Emil Werner and Ari Pefiif discuss fhe good lime ihey had af fhe dance. Baseball praclice sfarfs early af fhe Cava- lier Casfle wilh Ray Kennedy, Emil Wer- ner, Ed Devolo and Lou Magliano doing The pifching. One glance af Huis gay group of guys and dolls and anofl-ner af fhe gym floor will idenfify a iypical Purcell dance. Nofhing +o worry abouf, boys! The lady jus? wanfs fo malce sure you ancl Hue gals are no+ bored +o dea'fl'1. Doll Baby Graham and Tom Meyers are absorbed in flue con+empla+ion of 'their daies. Shows wha? Haclacol can do for a guyl Now l1ere's an inlelligerd looking group of Cavaliers and 'leHes. Paul Fleming musf have been a very good boy io earn Sania's a'ffec'rion. Rev. Norberl C. Brinkman Rev. James O. Byrne Rev . John C. Coghlan Rev. A. Edwin Francis Rev Rev . Paul Galvin 40 . John P. Jennings Pafrons Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 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REESE GROCERY 2847 WOODBURN AVENUE BQB TRAME WOODBURN 4482-4483 Headquariers for Fine Food and Oualiiy Meais Complimenis of Reenan's Tally-Ho-Gardens WOLTER'S PHARMACY i047 E- McMillan S+ree+ mo E. MCMILLAN STREET Good Food'Flne Drinks WO 0256 Emergency: PL I4l2 STOLL'S DRUGS sooI WHETZEL AVE. AT MADISOIN BRAMBLI5 oo93 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I95I MR. NORBERT MOTT Mouch Agency - Insurance Ge+ I+ Before You Need I+ 7204 VINE STREET VALLEY 7I55 Complimenfs GROSSI FURNITURE 6I5 MAIN STREET Ron Beagle and Bones Behrens confrlbufe fhenr fwenfy-'five cen'I's' worfh To Gibbs MacVeigh for The PaIron Drive. HEWITT FOOD SHOP HEWITT AT EVANSTON Your Assurance A Henke Prescripiion CHARLES F. 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GILBERT AND CHAPEL AV 4630 TUCKER AUTO SERV General Repairing ICE CompIimen+s of Body lr Fender Repairing-Painiing 58I9 Woosfer Pike Cincinna+i 27, Ohio Phone BRamlaIe 3403 CompIimen+s of EDGEMONT PONY K Beer - Wine - Mixers - lc l40I WOODLAND AVE. VA JOE'S RIDGE BARBERSHOP Air Condi-fioned EG 6 LLEY 9943 60I6 MONTGOMERY ROAD Complimenls of F3 M lf ' F! ar MAssAsolT CHEMICAL co. I M -E' 'We ' W ' I Alfred J. Berger Wm. H. Linesch E. J. BERNING GENERAL INSURANCE 4l78 Paxfon Woods Drive Phone ELmhurs+ 07II -1 , ' Cincinnali 9, Ohio Abbo++ Radio and Television Service DUNN 8: LASHBROOK Esfablished l9Ol I426 Main SI ee'I Madisonville and Easiern Hills MAin 2759 Cincinnali I0, Ohio Home Ambulance Service SERVICE EXPERTS 6l Il MADISON ROAD BR 0203 BADER'S HARDWARE Complimenfs of Division of The Deer Park Aulo Paris Co. 1 over Town Blue Ash 8: Schenck Aves. Deer Park SYcamore 7l93 Wholesale Refail Bohan, James J. .,...... . ...I957 Aeberle, Ronald J. .... . Amberger, Frank G.. . . . Arlhon, Frank G. ..,.. , Beagle. Ronald G. ,,.,,. . Bedinghaus, James L.. .. Behrens, Clarence R. ..,, . Bellman, William C.. . .. Belperio, John A. ..... . Benl-on, Edward V. ....,, , Berwanger, Roberl' F.. . . . Bishop. Eric M. ......... . Boeckmann, James T.. .. Brandsle'H'er. Kennelh J.. . . Bramble, Donald M. .... . Brunel, Gregory L.. . . . Burkharl. James J. .... . Burns, Thomas A.. . . . Bush, William G. ..... . Camele, Andrew J. ..... . Cherney, Joseph R. .,.,.. . Chesrer. John Joseph ...,. Chrislen, Alfred J. ....,. . Cizek, Donald F. ..,.. . Clark, Donald P. ..., . Clark, Marlin J. .,.. . Clemens, Waller C.. . . . Cole, Roberl' F. ...... . Conard Roberl C. .... . Condil, John M. ....... . Condon, Charles R. .... . Connelly, Roberl' J... Conroy. Jerome J.. . . . Cook, Donald F.. . . . Corcoran, John J. .... . Coslello, John P. ...... . Cremering, Roberl R.. , . . Curran, Palrick J. ..... . Daunl, Richard G. .... . DeLorenzo, Dino A.. . . , Dellmer, John W. ..,. . Dehel, Thomas C. .... . DeVo'I'o. Edward F.. . . . Deyhle, Herberl F. .... , Dieh, Donald E. ...... . Disselkamp, James C.. . .. Disser. John R. ....,,. . Doll. James E. ....... . Doppes, Donald P.. . . . Duffy, James P. .... . Durkin, John J. .... . Dwyer, Clifford E. .... . Eagan, Eugene F.. . .. Eble, Howard J.. . .. Elsner, Frank J. .... . Ernsf, Paul J.. ,.... . Farrell. John F. ....,.. . Favrel, William J. ..., . Fischer, Ronald L. .,.,. . Flammer, Roberl W. .... . Fleming, Paul F. ..... . Fleming, Roberi B.. . . . Flolfemesch, Harry A.. . . Forman, Daniel J. ,.,. . . .. Franceschina. Anihony M.. Frank, Carl J. .....,..... . Freiberger, John E. .... . Fries, Anlhony F.. . . . Fries, Jerome S. .... . Frosl. Raymond C.. . . . Fussnecker, Lloyd F.. . . Fussner, Thomas J. .... . Gadd, David L. .... . Galvin, Donald A. .... . SENIOR CLASS 1950-1 .....33I4 .....53I0 .....56I3 24 .,...48I4 .....25II ...I820 24I2 .....5II4 2920 .. I05 974 901 .....4IOI I92I ...I64I ...I720 7165 6912 .,...I803 .....26l0 .....l865 .....4336 423 .,...3454 ...I5I9 .....3029 .....33I8 .....2840 .....I903 .....4II6 .....24I'5 ...I329 .....I705 .....3527 523 .,...36I0 .....4825 .....20I7 ...I6I3 ...I528 .....3642 3261 5 .....342I 1412 3IlI ...I962 .....24I4 . .... 4107 498 .....2596 Bach Slreel' ...... Fenwick Ave.. . . lslinglon Ave.. . . . Gail Courl ....... Plainville Rd. ..... . Chalham Sireel. . . Bluefield Place .... May Slreel ...... Laconia Ave.. . Hackberry S+.. . . . E. Milchell Ave... Paradrome Sl.. . .. Paradrome Sl.. . .. Beech Slreel ..... Elm Avenue .... Brandon Ave.. . .. Mills Ave. ...... . Maryland Ave.. . . . Palmello Sf. .... . Hewill' Ave. .... . Woodburn Ave... Lawn Avenue. ,... Simpson S+. ...... . Box 235, R.R. IO. .. Commercial Square. .... . Cornell Place .... Kenova Ave.. . . Clough Pike ,.,.. Mapleleaf Ave... Sunshine Lane .... Monleilh Ave.. . . , Pine Grove Ave... Andina Ave. .... . O'Leary Ave... Losanliville Ave.. . Duncan Ave.. .. Sulfon Ave. ..... . Woodburn Ave... Dandridge Sl.. . .. Wabash Ave.. . .. Plainville Rd.. . .. Hopkins Ave... Neilson Place., Yarmoulh Ave.. .. Burch Ave.. . . . Erie Ave.. . . . Egan Lane ....... Auli View Ave.. . . Laidlaw Ave. .... . Mapleleaf Ave... Garden Lane.. Fairfax Ave. ..,. . Washinglon Ave.. . Walferson Sf.. . . . Missouri Ave... Irving Place ..... 951 Cincinnafi 9, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnali 27, Ohio Covinglon Kenlucky Cincinnali 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 6, Ohio Cincinnali 37, Ohio Cincinnali 6. Ohio Cincinnafi 36, Ohio Cincinnali 6, Ohio Cincinna+i I7. Ohio Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Cincinnali 2, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnali 30, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Deer Park l3, Ohio Cincinnali 27, Ohio Cincinnali 7, Ohio Cincinnali 6. Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnali 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnali 2, Ohio Cincinnali 20, Ohio Cincinnali 37, Ohio Newlown. Ohio Cincinnali I3, Ohio Indian Hill 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi B. Ohio Cincinnali 29, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Cincinnali I3, Ohio Cincinna-ii 8. Ohio Cincinnafi 30, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi IO, Ohio Cincinnali 7, Ohio Cincinnali 27, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnali 6, Ohio Cincinnafi 37. Ohio Cincinnali 8, Ohio Cincinnali 8, Ohio Wyoming I5, Ohio Cincinnali 8, Ohio Cincinnali 37, Ohio Cincinnali I3, Ohio Cincinnafi 37. Ohio Cincinnali 7, Ohio I802V1 Hopkins Ave.. .. Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnali 26, Ohio Norwood 12, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio ...,.3569 .....3625 .....4582 ... 421 .....4095 .... 3428 .. ..... 4291 ., ..... I7I8 .....43l5 .... 3753 .....l500 .....7937 .....3595 .....5244 ....I542 .....3647 ..-3945 Raymar Drive ..... Slellinius Ave.. . . Easlern Ave. .... . McGregor Ave.. . S. Homer Sl. .... . Broiherfon Rd.. . . . Darimouih Drive. Cleveland Ave.. .. Websler Ave.. . . .. N. Berkley Circle. , Elizabelh Pl.. ,... . Beechmonl Ave.. . Oullook Ave... Hunfer Ave. ..,, . Sullon Ave.. . . Besuden Cl.. . . . S. Madison Ave.. Cincinnali 8, Ohio Cincinnaii 8, Ohio Cincinnali 26, Ohio Cincinnali 6. Ohio Cincinnali 27, Ohio Cincinnali 9, Ohio Cincinnali 29, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Silverlon 36, Ohio Cincinnali 37, Ohio Cincinnali 30, Ohio Cincinnaii 8, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnali 30, Ohio Cincinnari 9. Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Leonard, Roberl' E. ,...., .... . Geis, Donald H. ........ . Gerrard, Thomas A. ..... . . . . Gibbemeyer, Jerome F. ..,. .... . Gibbons, Thomas W. ,... Giesman, Edward L. ..... .... . Glaser, Roberf E. ........ . Glassmeyer, Michael J. ..... .... . Gohman, Roberf G. ...... .... . Graffon, Joseph C. ....., .... . Graham, William E. ..... .... . Grainger, Edward J. ..,. .... . Gramlxe, William C. ...., .... . Greve, Edward F. .... . Grimes, John J. .,.... . Grofhaus, Franli D.. . .. Grunfler, Hugh R.. .. Gufhrie, Paul E.. .. Harfle. John C. .... . Healey, Roberf F.. .. Heink, Harry R. ...... . Hemmerle, Joseph V. .... . . ... Hoffmann, Roberf F. ..... .... . Hogan, Pafriclr T. .... . Holi, John H. ....... . Hucluer, Herman A. ...... .... . Hugenberg, John F. .,.,. ,... . Huief, Joseph C. .... . Hurlburf, Omer C. ....,. .... . lmwalle, William P. ..... .... . Jacobs, Richard H.. . . . Jansen, Charles R.. .. Joerg, Richard H.. .. Jones, Donald H.. .. Jones, Ronald ....... Kahle, William F. ..,.. . Kaising, Elmer A. ....... .... . Kallmeyer, Franlr F. .,,...,. ,.,, . Kamphaus, Clifford G. . Kamphaus, Neil R. ....... .... . Kane, Roberf G.. ,.., . Kapp, George W.. .. Keller, James P. ..... . Kelly, William E. .,..... .... . Kennedy, Joseph T. ..,.... .... . Kennedy, Raymond C. ..... .... . Kenney, Charles ........, ..... King, Thomas J. ....,. . King, Waller A.. .. Klusman, Louis D. .... . Kohorsf, Donald P. ....... . . . . Kollenberg, William L. ...,. . . . .. Kramer, Donald L. ....,.. .... . Kramer, James A. ....,.. .... . Kruse, Roberf C. .....,..., .... . Kunkemoeller, Paul A. ........ .... . Kunlremoeller. Richard H. ..... .... . Lally, Pafrick R. ............ .... . Larkin, Thomas J. ........ .... . Laub, Francis J.. .. Lauch, Richard P.. . . . . . Lepperl, William C. ..... .... . Leffersf, Franlr C. .... . Liefemeyer, Ray J.. . . . Linfon, William L.. .. LiH'le, Roberl' C.. . . . Luehrmann, Paul F.. . .. Luersen, Paul W. ........ .. .. MacVeigh, Joseph G. ..... .... . MacVeigh, Richard ...... ..... Magliano, Louis M.. . .. Mairose, Donald F. ..,... .... . Marfino, Michael A. ..... .... . Massef, Alberf C. ..., . May, James P. ....... . Mayhall, Donald G.. .. McDuffie, Roy O. .... . McFarland. Thomas R. .... .... Meeker, Thomas C.. . . . Meldrum, Edward D.. .. Meyers, Thomas R.. .. Michel, William P. .... . Molloy, Roberf W.. . .. 5I00 i-Ui4I73 I7l6 230 2336 ll0 5207 5I9 6936 I732 6920 35II 5l02 203I 2539 I3l9 I937 3946 2I47 III3 3659 6l32 3539 4644 i428 3426 6I25 l93l 2552 3208 532 44II I3II 942 I767 6820 3Il 54I8 7208 I908 l630 2400 6654 I829 l54I 969 6I29 1895 I55l .4I02 43l7 3I25 3740 I833 7I83 7I83 I4-ll 30lI I906 23II 3I3I 3802 57I9 502 45I2 5342 35I9 2880 3528 3528 I604 8557 I868 3337 355I 48l8 lI8I 2339 7029 4I59 I7I2 6704 647 Marion Ave. .... . Amify Road ..... Carrahen Ave.. Sherman Ave.. . Glenside Ave. .... . W. 68+h Sfreef .... Globe Ave. ...... . E. Liberfy Sfreef. . . Silverfon Ave.. . . . Kinney Ave. .... . Grace Road ..... Evansfon Ave.. . . Grafion Ave... Hewi'H' Ave. ..... . Moorman Ave.. . . Avon Drive ...... Dalewood Place.. Grand Ave.. .. Fulfon Ave. ..... . Halpin Ave. ..... . Brofherfon Road.. Hedge Ave. ..... . Mooney Ave.. . .. McNeil Ave. ..... . California Ave.. . . Duncan Ave. ..., . Roe Sfreef ........ Andina Ave. ..... . Haclrberry Sfreef. . Bach Ave. ....... . E. I3fh Sfreef .... Ashland Ave.. . . Herlin Place ...... Pavillion Sfreef .... Dale Road ........ Vinewood Place. . . Shawnee Run Road ..... . Ravenna Sfreef .... Monfgomery Road. Kemper Lane ..... Suffon Ave.. . . .. Shanmoor Ave.. . . Palmeffo Ave.. . . Kinney Ave. ..... . Sf. Leger Place. .. Hafch Sireef ..... Arnsby Place ..... Madison Road .... Si. Leger Place. .. Clubview Ave.. . . Oalrwood Ave.. . . Ridgewood Place. Hyde Perl: Ave... Taff Road ..... Maryland Ave.. .. Maryland Ave.. . .. Sycamore S'l'ree'l'. . Paul Sfreei ....... Maple Ave. ..... . Harper Ave. .... . Mapleleaf Ave... Hazel Ave.. . . . Arnsby Place ..... E. l3+h Sfreef ..... Plainville Road .... Hunfer Ave. .... . Kroger Ave. ..... . Losanfiville Ave.. . Sfeffinius Ave.. . . . Sfeffinius Ave.. California Ave.. . . Plainfield Pike .... Fairfax Ave. ..... . Woodford Road. . . Bevis Ave. ...... . Oberlin Ave.. .. Edwards Road .... Indian Mound .... BriHon Ave.. . Foresf Ave.. . . . Fairfax Ave.. .. Bramble Ave... Delfa Ave.. . . . Norwood I2, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Reading l5, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi I6, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi I0, Ohio Cincinnafi 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnefi 7, Ohio Cincinnaii 6, Ohio Cincinnafi 29, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 6, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnaii 9, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnafi 6, Ohio Cincinnafi 9, Ohio Cincinnafi I0, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Silverfon 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 2. Ohio Cincinnafi 30, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnaii 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 6, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 9, Ohio Cincinnafi 36, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnafi 9, Ohio Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Deer Park 36. Ohio Cincinnafi I0, Ohio Cincinnati 8, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi l3, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi l0, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 26, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnafi 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnafi 7. Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 26, Ohio Cincinnaii Schwab, Herman J. .... . Shaul, James R. ...,.... . Sweeney, Paul D. .......,. .... Mills Ave. .... . Morrissey, John T. ,.,. . Morrissey, William D.. . . . Mounfel. Marlin E.. . . . Mounfel, Roberi' J.. . . . Muchrnore, Roberi E.. . . . Muenchen, Donald H.. . . . Muenchen, Roberi F. .... . Myers, James H. ..,... . Nicolaci. Anihony S.. . . Niehaus, Roberf E. .... O'Leary, James J. ..... . Overberg, Ronald W.. . . Pardieck, Frank J. .... . Pa'Hen, Thomas O.. . .. Pe'Hii', Arihur H.. . .. Pizzuro, Michael F.. . . . Pond, Joseph S. ,... . Poulin, John H. .,.. . Ramler, Giles R.. . .. Rape, Ronald G. ..... . Recker, Thomas J.. . . .. Rehme, Ray H. .... . Reidel, John T. .... . Reker, Kenneih R. ..., . Reuier, Fred A. .... . Richfer, Jerry H. ..... . Riedy, Charles W. .... . Ringer, David P. .... . Ross, Allen E. ...... . Rudolph, Ronald F.. . .. Rui, Terence C. ......,. . Ryan, James Kenneih. . . .. ... Sander, Roberr J. ....... . Sandherr, Charles A. .,.... . . . Sandmann, Lawrence H.. .. ..... Sauier, Thomas J. ......... .... . Schaeper, Donald P. .....,., .... . Scharringhausen, Edward ..,. . . . . Scherzinger, William F. ,... .,.. . Schneider, John E. .,... . Schneider Richard E.. . . .. Schomaker, Norberi B. .... ,,,. . Seiferf, Richard N.. . . . Shanahan, James P.. . .. Sharkey, James R. .... . Sheahley, Harry C.. . . . Shorfen, John A.. .... .. Siegenihaler, Roberf R.. . . . . . . . Sieve, Kennefh F. ...... . Singler, Raymond A.. .. Sloan, Roberi' A. ...... . Sfeinmeiz. Gerald T. ,.., . Sfocke-r, Roberi' T. ..... . Thalheimer, Gerald G. .... .... . Thompson, Eugene V.... Thompson. Harold R.. .. Towle, Roger L. ...... . Treniman, Robert J.. . . . Trischler, William M.. .. Troifa, Salvaiore A.. . . . Truesdoll, Siephen E.. .. Turner, Richard P. .... . Veer, Donald J. .... . Vogele, Richard A.. . . . Wade. Paul R. ..... . Wagner. Roger W.. , . . Walsh, William H.. . .. Ward. Roberi' J. ...... . Wayman, Dan H. ...... . Wegman, Norman W.. .. Weikel, Theodore G.. .. Weisbach, James A.. . . . Werner, Emil R. ..... . Weseli, Roger W.. . .. Wesfhoff, John ..... Wiley, Donn C. ........,. .. .. Willenbrink, John E. ........ .... Wilson, Cornelius W.. .. Woebkenberg, Thomas N. ..... . . . . Ziegler, Chrisfopher J. ...... . . . . 2800 3I57 I735 3700 3830 I63I I63I 324 22I2 7793 7235 I836 3522 i657 6207 3894 I853 3523 40I4 4606 7048 I922 3204 3478 4047 2445 68I5 5I5 2824 I527 22II 34I 2527 4I7 9I9 3347 I87I . 4808 2I65 I800 3456 I525 7930 7320 I8I7 664I 46I6 1902 6944 6748 2908 6765 33I4 5443 I353 I846 7225 I363 6857 2239 3820 4I4I I853 5632 22I2 i723 l64I 42l8 2890 4228 6604 3684 2825 2l06 I833 6522 636I 6934 3I46 I336 9544 66II Madison Road... Parkview Ave.. . . Avonlea Ave.. . .. Hyde Park Ave... Carlion Ave.. . . Dauner Ave.. . .. Dauner Ave. .... . Dixmyih Ave.. . . May S+. ....... . Remingfon Ave... Virginia Ave. .... . Lincoln Ave. .... . Monigomery Road ...., .,.. Brewsier Ave.. . . . Cambridge Ave.. . Ebenezer Ave.. .. Brewsfer Ave.. . . . Mooney Ave.. . . . 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Mears Ave... .. Greenlawn Ave.. . Carolina Ave.. .. Beechmoni Ave.. . Cincinnafi 29, Ohio Cincinnafi 2, Ohio Cincinnaii 9, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnaii 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnaii 30, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 37, Ohio Cincinnaii 30, Ohio Algonquin Ave. Elm Ave. ...., . Danfe Ave.. . . . Carier Si. ,.., . Indian Hill 27, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Su++on Ave.. . . . Murray Ave.. .. Salem Road ...... Porfsmouih Ave.. . Box 300, R.R. IO, Shawnee Run Road. . Palmeiio Si. .... . Wabash Ave.. .. . Woodmoni' Ave.. . Edwards Road. . . Cincinnafi 30, Ohio Cincinnaii 27, Ohio Cincinnarii 30, Ohio Cincinnati 8. Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 7, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnaii 8, Ohio Tilden Ave. .... . Virginia Ave.. . . Suncresi' Ave.. .. Buckingham Place. ... . Crane Ave.. . .. S. Berkeley Circle. . . . . . . Carrer Sires? ..,. Norwood I2, Ohio Deer Park 36, Ohio Cincinnafi 8, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnaii 7, Ohio Cincinnaii 36. Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Wheisel Ave... Crane Ave. .... . Nor+hcuH' Ave.. . . Clio Sireei' ..... Millsbrae Ave.. .. Ziegle Ave. .... . Bell Sfreef ..... Miami Ave. .... . Arrow Poini' ..... Norwood Ave.. . . Kemper Lane. .. Hewi'H Ave.. . . Briiion Ave... Beechmoni' Ave.. Cambridge Ave.. Mapleleaf Ave.. Lincoln Ave... Conklin Ave. .... , Salem Pike ..... Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 7. Ohio Cincinnafi 37. Ohio Cincinnafi 30, Ohio Cincinnati 9, Ohio Cincinnaii 8, Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Madeira, Ohio Mariemoni' 27. Ohio Norwood I2, Ohio Cincinnaii 6, Ohio Cincinnaii 7, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi 30, Ohio Cincinnafi 27, Ohio Cincinnafi I3, Ohio Cincinnari 6. Ohio Blue Ash, Ohio Cintinnafi 30. Ohio