St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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KASSELMANN, HENRY J. Quiet and unassuming: Aspires to be a C. P. A. Familiar with all the Hello Girlsl-works there. Always on deck for a good time. NIEHAUS, ALBERT This lad with the school-girl complexion. Rather shy when around the ladies. Studies hard and attends strictly to his own affairs-as far as we know. OLBERDING, RICHARD J. Financial Secretary Banquet 1925. Member Card Party and Dance Committee. Keen observer and follower of the stock market. Likes the ladies but wonht admit ithwhy? SCHENKE, MARIE B. uSweet Marie . The Rose Bud of our class. A real proof why c0- education has become popular. Ideal Co-op. President 1924-25 Her dilemma: A busineSS career or a nice young man with rosy cheeksh Page Sixty-two

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PHIL KENNEDY SENIHR PRESIDENT IKE all good Presidents, Phil came in fur a popular t-e-electitm. Having piloted the speedy Junior Craft through many tortuous channels of scholastic activity so masterfully last year, the C1358 could do naught else than turn over the controls again on the Hnme-lap when so much was at, stake. His career at the Alma Mater is om: which even the proverbial beaver would envy inv deed. Phil is the kind of a lad who believes in having: as many irons in the fire as possible. He has never yet allowed one to c001,'and what is more, is not liable to. He is a duet and a hustler, and nothing comes too big for him to handle. Bon Voyage Phil. Page Sixty-four