St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Eight THE XAVERIAN NEWS . s. SeniOr Class Survey FRANK AMAN, a social light. Prefers hitting the Camels to any; other occupation. and is a lost soul since the Toad Stool closed. A member of the I92I football squad, and the youngest member of the class. Never worked and never will. EDWIN ANTHONY, the Cherub. Presidenteof the Student Assembly and Philopedian Society, also Seeretary oi the class. Wears Shell-rimmed glasses with gusto and hates to walk, riHas a habit of writing poetry Gt's rottenl, and says he has dedicated his life to making money. GEORGE. BIDINGER. the class scribe. Editor of 'The Xaverian' News auringrthe past two years. and twice a win- ner in the Englisah'iiiter-icollegiate contest. A man of irre- proachable ideals, and consequently the class treasurer. Hopes to have his own newspaper some day. JQSEPH CLARK represents the juvenile element, of this he-man class. Though rather small in stature and quiet in habits, he has a rather laige acquaintance with the mys- tical number 7 and all it stands for. Has no future. J. BEN GRAUSE. the cold water artist, who takes de- light iii beingtpess'imistic. Knows his stuff and how,to get it across. Dresses like a successful bootlegger and pays in- come tax. End on the football team anii president of the Student Sodality. i CHARLES MCCARTHY, another athlete. Member of the Verkamp debating team for the year I922. Smokes any kind of cigarette and is hard as nails, probably due to his football training. Intends to make ladies shoes when he gets out this summer. WILLIAM MCCOY. a casual member of the class. Wonderful dancer. very blase. but rather attractive per- sonality. Tastes run to bat wing ties and soft collars. Lives in the hope that there will be no work to be donetthis year. HAROLD SPAETH is the studious fellow. The only time he is in evidence is when the high marks are read. Takes delight in wearing subdued clothing and selling chances on cigarettes in C. S. M. C. irafHes. A prominent member in the Sodality and C. S. M. C. EDWARD WALTON is the future lawyer. Was the first man to lose his class pin and to take love seriously. Business manager of the Xaverian News and a mighty good one. Will return to St. Xavier as a law student next year. CARL WENSTRUP, the esteemed president of the 1922 class. and one of the few fellows one can depend upon. Chairman of the Philopediani Debate Committee and tex- erts a very great influence among the girl academies through- out the city. Wears a different pair of glasses to school each dayi .