Covington Catholic High School - Bluegrass Yearbook (Covington, KY)

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we 24 BLUE GRASS P2 34 EDWARD C. FARRELL St. lames, Ludlow, Ky. Our one and only pharmacist hails from the flourishing city of Ludlow. We seldom see this fair metropolis, yet enough is known from Ed's frequent boasts of his hometown. In addition to being an outstanding student, he has a very graceful and artistic style of writing. Knowing that his work is always well done, we feel sure of his future success . . . Now don't blush, Ed. W. GUY ECKMAN La Salette As a glittering diamond radiates its better qualities, so does the genial personality and wistful smile of Guy. Together with his out- standing record on the Honor Roll, he possesses the title of Class Jester. He delights in argu- ments, chuckles with pride at his success in making Latin homeworks shorter, and sees to it that his friends are not left behind. 1 1 page twelve

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if WILLIAM E. BOBB St. Benedict Here is a romantic youth who never fails to catch the eye of some young lady. Bill's winning personality plus his unusual ability on the hard- wood court have made him a favorite with the student body. As a physicist he was the secret joy of his teacher. As to his future, we are certain he will carry through with everything he begins. ,. Q O A . ,A BLUE GRASS P page eleven D IOHN F DROEG-E St. Joseph As president of the graduating class of '37, lohn has contributed many of his finer qualities to the school. Through his capable leadership, the class has successfully carried out its every under- taking. Combining the qualities of an athlete, honor student, and actor, Iohn has made for himself a name that never will be forgotten by his fellow-classmen.

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ig 34 BLUE GRASS 1F I 2 WILLIAM I. GRADY St. Patrick Bill is a typical Irish lad who is forever coaxing a disturbance. Without his jolly humor many classes would be dreary. Although many of his associates are Dutch, he finds it most easy to stand up for Irish traditions and to abide by them. page thirteen RAY H. I-IUELEFELD Blessed Sacrament From the highlands ot Fort Mitchell comes our unexcitable, easy-going, ever-smiling Ray. Like a sunbeam, Ray brightened the spirits of the class with his wit and humor. His hobby is hunting which well agrees with his roving spirit. He takes everything as it comes, and never yet gave evidence that he so much as knows what worry means.