St Xavier High School - Tiger Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

Qaeda ' - - - The 1940 Tiger CHARLES VV. JOHNSON, Jr., Edi+or in Chief WILLIAM F. TALBOT, Assisfanf Edifer .l. 7!ae 759m published by the GRADUATIN G CLASS of St. Xavier High School Louisville, Ky. , U X9 is X . ffxg Q5 I 1 mi ' wwe, 79410 ..-..-.. ....,l.i, Zzaaewoful This i940 edifion of ihe Tiger is infended as a memory bool: for fhe graduaies of +he class of I940. Wiih ihis purpose in mind, fhe sfaff has en- deavored 1'o place on +hese pages +he maximum of picfures and wrifeups fypical of your days ai' Dear Old X. . I As ihe years go by, we irusf rhal The Tiger will increase in ifs value io you: fha? whenever you iurn ifs pages, you will relive ihe days you spenl' ai' S+. Xavier. And now, genflemen, we give you ihe l940 Tiger . THE STAFF fb . . . . ,fo fhe hope of peace. We cledicaie fhis I94-O eclilion of ihe Tiger lo all ihose, who, in a world +orn wifh war and hare are s+riving for peace: and especially +o +he pon- liff who has so courageously liffed his voice for +he cause of righ+ and againsf 'lhe rufhless bar- barism of warring powers-Pope Pius Xll. lcentuclcy our homeland Kenfucky .... fhe land of fair women, fine horses and good whisky A... +he s+a+e of blue- grass and bluebloods .... fhe firsf sea+ of Ca+holici+y wesf of fhe Alleghenieso. ,ihe inspira+ion of composer and bard .... +he birihplace of grea+ men .,.. and our homeland. f fig 'I' T-ip. I 1 'TW' -'qv-,., H A.-'. rggjxjgr -K '- . 1, I' X' 'S . W- . X .fyv ,f . I AA - Q ' 'ffl'- rf - W Q - ,W A A I,-.,., . ,,, -, , . , . f -, , 1' Q' 2 f.fpAk5Qf it Y- ' 7,-Q faff V fm' , I , . ' , ,-t .K ,ilk -,i.,,,': l , I 5 HG Iggi, WB ,L ' I . ,A N. gk .,. y 4. 3.2. f,jy.L-xc Rf! - - .A if a,f:Qp?,,f,g2,xA f Wt,if,j I V , . . - , . 4-5 4 Q. - T'-e4 k, AlJ '1 QV' V yi 4 Q . 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' M-4:-1-..---N..,. 432. 1 6' - -wx.--G ,.,..v . f , . .IM4 3 Wi CH Copyright Caufield and Shuol F R O K E E L A K E Cherokee Park Copyright Canfield and Shook MBFRLAND FALLS Cumberland Sfafe Park Copyright Caufield and Shook Where Our Laws Are Made STATE CAPITOL Fran Horf, Ky. Copyright Caufield and Shoo! RUINS OF KARNAK Mammofh Cave ,V 7,555-21 Copyright Caufiold and Shook MBERLAND GAP Middle-sboro, Ky. the chapel The heari of S+. Xavier is fhe chapel whence eminafe fhe rays of lighf 'H1a+ guided us from day fo day 'Ihroughou+ our four years. Here we found encouragemeni, inspirafion, sirengfh and fhe peace +ha+ can come only from Hwe Prince of Peace. 4 N ld I My pleasure in extending you con- gratulations on your graduation is equalled only by my hopes tor your future. May you continue through lite as real St. Xavier men and real St. X. boosters. May your future endeavors reilect credit on your alma mater. God bless you. BROTHER WILLIAM, C. F. X. Principal. BROTHER WILLIAM, C. F. X. WE SALUTE THE MAN WHO HAS BEEN AT THE HEAD OF OUR SCHOOL FOR THREE OF OUR FOUR YEARS IHERE. SUCCEEDING BROTHER BEN- JAMIN IN I937, BROTHER .WILLIAM HAS GUIDED ST. X. TO NEW HEIGHTS SPIRITUALLY, SCHOLASTICALLY, AND ATHLETICALLY. our principal BROTHER ADALBERT, C. F. X director of studies---' message be My Dear Graduates: K Congratulations and best wishes on the occasion of your graduation from St. Xavier High School. After your graduation, you will turn your thoughts toward new and broader fields of endeavor. Many of you will further your studies at colleges or universi- ties to prepare for the priesthood or brotherhood, others will prepare for the various professions or fields of business administration, while others will strive to perfect themselves in the industrial arts. Whatever be your vocation, let your Catholic Faith animate your life. Strive to be an intellectual Catholic-one who really knows his Faith, who loves it, who lives it daily, one who loves to tell others what a glorious thing it is to be a Catholic. In these days of turmoil and strife among nations and peoples, we have also the astounding evils of wrong thinking and false teaching in our institutions of higher learning with the result that men and women, and particularly the youth of the nation, are being misdirected about the very essentials of life and religion. The outlook of such upon life is vague and oftentimes morose, because they have been misguided by leaders and teachers, who should have inspired them with better, more beautiful, and with more noble things of life. The graduates from a Catholic high school should have no fears of present day evils, and they will not so long as Catholic principles are their guides in all that pertains to faith and morals. My dear graduates, go into the world determined to be an intellectual and militant Catholic-the kind of Catholic that your Church, country, parents, school and teachers will be proud of and refer to us as an ideal American Catholic Citizen. Yours devotedly always, BROTHER ADALBERT, C.F.X. Director of Studies F Brofher Adaiberf, C. F. Brolher Bonavenlur Brofher Clemeni acuity roster X. Direcfor of Sfudies e, C. F. X. s, C. F. X. Brofher Climacus, C. F. X. Broiher Columba, C. F. X. Brofher D Brofher Brofh ennis Joseph, C. F. X. Edwin, C. F. X. er Evangelus, C. F. X. Brofher Florian, C. F. X. Brofher Francis de Sales, C, F. X. Brofher John, C. F. X. Brofher John Joseph, Broiher Francis Jerome, C. F. X. Broiher Joachim, C. F. X. C. F. X. Bro'rher Josephus, C. F. X. Brolher Kenan, C. F. X. Brofher Lucian, Brofher Mai C. F. X. ella, C. F. X. Brolher Marian, C. F. X. Brolher Marlinian, C. F. X. Brolher Michel, C. F. X. Brolher Pancrarius, C. F. X. Brofher Pasior, C. F. X. Brolher Paul Francis, C. F. X. Broiher Paulus, C. F. X. Brolher Pius, C. F. X. Brofher Reginald, C. F. X. Brolher Regis, C. F. X. Brorher Ricardo, C. F. X. Brolher Ronald, C. F. X. Brorher R Brolher udolph, C. F. X. Servanus, C. F. X. Brolher Simon, C. F. X. Brolher Slrephen, C. F. X. Broiher Urban Francis, C. F. X. Broiher Virgil, C. F. X. Brorher William, C. F. X., Principal senior teachers Broiiier Ronald, C. F. X Brofhei Francis Jerome, C. F. Broiiwer Dennis Joseph, C. F. X Broiiwer Virgil, C, , Broiher Kenan, C. F. X. Brorher Lucian .C. F. A. senior teachers Brorher Francis De Sales, C. F .X Brofher Columba, . . .N , wc Qa v r0We senior teachers J Brofher Sfephen, C. F. Brofher John Joseph, C. F. X Bro+l'1cr Reginald, C. F. 7 Bro+l1er Pius. C WALLY SPALDING Typifying 'lhe X Spirif fo flue n+h de- gree - - - fha+'s Wally. vofed by fhe Senior Class as 'lhe mos'l' 'lypical senior . lnleresf- ed in all lhe causes of ll1e school. he porlrays lhe Green and Gold spirii' al' ils besl. typical senior A DAY IN THE L I F E OF T H E TYPICAL SENIOR Up Be+imes To His Books In The Lab. On The Job Sfepping Ou+ class history 4-7am Qleeiwq QGCIJM The First Year 1936-1937-We were Freshmen! Brother Be- nignus was Director of Studies and Brother Benjamin was Principal. On November l, Brother Dionysius died suddenly and, on a snowy day, the entire student body heard Mass at St. Boniface's for the repose of his soul. In February, 1937, the unforgettable Ohio Valley flood disrupted school for a period of weeks and damaged many homes of boys in this class. Mid-year exams were dispensed with when school finally resumed and returning students found that the water had damaged basement typing and lab rooms. In May, the Freshman Field Day was held at Shawnee Park. Paulie Miller won the 100-yard dash and baseball throwing contest, while lack Mc- Sweeney won the 220. The Freshman Relay was won by lA, but IH amassed the greatest number of points. World events to be associated with this period include: The maritime workers' strike on the Pacific Coast, the inauguration of Presi- dent Roosevelt tor a second term, the New London, Texas, school explosion, which killed 293, the destruction of the dirigible Hinden- burg , and the Coronation of King George Vl and Queen Elizabeth of England. The academy award motion picture for 1936-1937 was The Life of Emile Zola and Spencer Tracy was acclaimed for work in Captains Courageous. In the world of sports, the New York Yankees defeated the New York Giants four games to two to win the 1936 World Series, Pittsburgh defeated Washington 21-0 in the 1937 Rose Bowl, and War Admiral romped home with the 1937 Kentucky Derby. ,. The Second Year 1937-1938-Sophomores now! A new principal, Brother William, and a new building, Fresh- man Hall, greeted the eleven hundred and fify boys who entered St. X this year. Bernie Crimmins led the Tiger footballers, and several new clubs, including the Camera Club and the Stamp Club, were formed. The year was cli- maxed in March, 1938, when the St. Xavier basketball team, coached by Bob Schuhman, won the National Catholic Basketball Tourna-- rnent at Chicago, for the third time. On the team were three members of the class of '40- lirn Ewing, Tommy Geisler and Paulie Miller. The team, feted by state, city and religious dignitaries, was received by the public at the Armory, and a special edition of The Xavier News was issued in its honor. Earl Gerhard, won top honors in the State test in Geometry. Sophomore class of '40, Achievement Field Day results listed lack McSweeney as winner of the 100-yard dash, Charles Wathen as winner of the 220, Class 2A as carrying away honors in the tug-of-war and softball contests, and 2E as the winning class. Thus ended our second year at St. Xavier's. lt was during this period that Italy gave notice of her withdrawal from the League of Nations, Germany took over Austria, and the Richard Vlfhitney Wall Street scandal came to light. Spencer Tracy again won the Academy Award, this time for his part in Boy's Town. Bette Davis was lauded for Iezebel, and a special award was given Walt Disney for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first feature length cartoon. The New York Yankees took the 1937 World Series from the New York Giants, four games to one, Lawrin won the 1938 Kentucky Derby, and California defeated Alabama 13-0 in the 1938 Rose Bowl game. i' 'k 'k The Third Year 1938-1939-As Iuniors, we began the second half of our schooling at St. Xavier's. When classes resumed on September 5, 1938, Brother Adalbert was the new Director of Studies, Brother Rudolph was athletic director, and Brother Sylvanus was athletic business man- ager. Ioe Celetti captained the 1938 Tiger foot- ball team, whose greatest feat was the con- quest of the Male High Bulldogs. The Booster Club was organized and promoted many class history activities, finally donating a new loud speaker unit to the school. The Marconi Science Club also came into existence this year. The jubilee spirit prevailed throughout the second semester as l939 was the centennial year of the Xaverian Brothers, the seventy-fifth year of the Xaverian Brothers in Louisville, and Brother Columba celebated his Silver Iubilee in April. Following' the Iunior Field Day in May, our third year at St. Xavier's came to an end. Memorable events of this time include: The New England hurricane, Gerrnany's annexa- tion of Czechoslovakia, the death of Pope Pius Xl and the election of Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli, who took the name Pius Xll, as his successor, Italy's seizure of Albania and the United States Government's official recognition of the Franco nationalist regime in Spain. Mickey Rooney was the star of the year and the out- standing picture was Good-bye Mr. Chips. The Three Little Fishes was the novelty song hit that everyone was singing towards the close of the year. The 1938 World Series found the Chicago Cubs going down before the New York Yankees in four straight games, Duke succumbed before the Trojans of California, 7 to 3, in the 1939 Rose Bowl, and Iohnstown was the winner of the 1939 Kentucky Derby. i' 'k i' The Fourth Year l939-1940-At long last-Seniors! Eleven hun- dred and forty-six boys enrolled at St. Xavier High School in September, l939. This entire student body heard a special Mass of the Holy Ghost at the Cathedral of the Assumption soon after the beginning of the semester. Class elec- tions followed soon and Pat Lenahan, captain of the Tiger football team, was elected general- issimo president of the student body. Knobby Walsh and Tommy Geisler were elected gen- eralissimo vice president and secretary-treas- urer, respectively. At the head of the St. Xavier Student Council was Phil Muldoon. Two Senior C.S.M.C. study clubs were organized and met throughout the year. The St. Iohn Bosco Club was organized with Brother Iohn Ioseph at its head to assist boys in selecting their vocations. The Marconi Science Club this year elected Earl Gerhard as its president and later in the year gave a special science exhibit in the school auditorium. The P.E.P. Club replaced last year's Booster organization and had as its president, Charles Clark. The club sponsored several dances, one a special dance for the Seniors held in the St. Xavier gym. The P.E.P. Club also sponsored the first girls' pep rally ever held in the St. Xavier' gym. The Music Appreciation Club was organized. The Rev. Cyril Georges, a former student at St. Xavier, was retreat master at the annual retreat for the Seniors and Iuniors. Brother Adalbert was stricken with an attack of appendicitis and was forced to undergo an operation. Thomas Geis- ler captained the St. X cagers who Won the seventh regional tournament, bowed out in the State to the eventual winner of the State Cham- pionship, and then travelled to Newport, R. I., for the Eastern States Catholic Invitational Basketball Tournament, where it lost to one of the best teams in the East. Then came the round of activities, exams, ceremonies and formalities terminating with graduation. The New York Yankees won the 1939 World Series four games to none against the Cincin- nati Reds. The Louisville Colonels surprised the world when they defeated Rochester four games to three to cop the Little World Series. Southern California defeated Tennessee in the l939 Rose Bowl by the score of 14-U, and Gala- hadion was the winner of the 1940 Kentucky Derby. This final year was a war year. War swept across Europe like a scourge, involving Eng- land, Poland, France, Germany, Russia, Den- mark, Norway, Belgium, Netherlands, Fin- land, and other countries. President Roose- velt provoked a nation-wide controversy when he proclaimed the third Sunday in November fNovember 233 Thanksgiving Day instead of the traditional last Thursday in November date. Gone With the Wind was the motion picture that everyone was talking about and the wee voice of Wee Bonnie Baker made Oh, Johnny Oh the national anthem. Special credit should be given to these members ol the class ol '40, who were on the honor roll throughout their lour years here. 4A Thomas John Carroll John Roberl' Clancy Charles Alexander Clark William Morisser Cormier Rudolph Fulfon Klarer Philip Joseph Muldoon Karl Michael Schmirf William Francis Talbol 4B John Edwin Benlreri' Bernard Francis Bowling Earl Roberf Gerhard Thomas William Geisler James Joseph Kessinger Edward Dominic Krebs John Louis Schuhmann Warren George Von Roenn 4D Bernard James Blalre Marius Joseph Gadlage Leo Andrew Gies Raymond James Haragan Leo Aloysius Link John Lawrence Schweinharf -11 messages from the presidents by PaT Lenahan presidenT oT 4-D Several Things have impressed me during my Tour years here aT ST. Xavier. Among Them is The way ThaT The Teachers have cooper- aTed wiTh The boy in maTTers boTh in and ouT of class. I Think ThaT I will be indebTed To The BroThers Tor all The resT of my life. Tor all ThaT They have done Tor me. Then, Too, all my companions here aT X have been very Triendly boTh in and ouT oT ciass. All in all I am glad ThaT I selecTed ST. X. as The high school in which To spend The pasT Tour years. by Augie Di Chiara presidenT oT 4-E I pick ST. X. as The besT school Tor any boy To undergo The proper Training Tor making a success oT life. I base This opinion on my ob servaTions and experiences aT X during The pasT Tour year by PaT Cain presidenT oT 4-C ST. Xavier is The besT school in The counTry, as Tar as I am con- cerned, and I urge all boys who inTend To go To high school To aTTend iT. Never during The pasT Tour years have I regreTTed my de- cision To go To ST. X. and The days I spenT There will be among my mosT Treasured memories. by Clyde Graven presidenT oT 4-F ST. X. is a good school. The boys ThaT go There are The TinesT, To my mind. There is a splendid spiriT oT cooperaTion beTween sTud- enT and Teacher. I-lowever, There is one change ThaT I be- lieve should be made. I Think ThaT ST. X. should be co-ed. by Thomas Geisler presidenT oT 4-B Even Though, ST. Xavier ranks above oTher schools in every Tield as Tar as I am concerned, There is one Thing more Than anyThing else ThaT disTinguishes X from oTher schools. ThaT is The religious insTrucTion given here. Religion is The backbone of characTer and wiThouT iT, There can be no real success, even Though we win The enTire world. by Charlie Johnson presidenT oT 4-A The period ThaT separaTes Freshman from GraduaTe is very brief and I beieve ThaT mosT Seniors will agree wiTh This view. The value of ThaT period is deTermined by The way ThaT we uTiIize each single minuTe oT iT. ST. X. oTTered us everyThing ThaT we needed To geT ahead. Now we musT ask ourselves The que-sTion: Did I geT all ThaT I could have goTTen ouT oT my Tour years in high school? men ol the year Handsomesr-Tommy Geisler Wi++ies+-Charlie Johnson Mosl' Moclesl' Rudy Klarer Besl' Sfudenf-Jimmy LaFolIeHe Mosf Lilcely 'Io Succeecl-Charles Valedicforian-William Cormier Saluiaforian-Phil Muldoon Bes+ Dressed--Jim Ewing Mos+ Gen+lemanly-John French Mosf Popular-Pai Lenahan Mos+ Loyal-Billy Schell Clark Mosl' Serious-Billy Tallaoi THESE MEN OF THE YEAR WERE SELECTED BY A VOTE TAKEN AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS. THE VOTE ALSO BESTOWED THE FOLLOWING HONORS: Besl Alhlele-Paulie Miller Besr Nalured-Knobby Walsh Culesl-Hugo Hammer Noisiesl-Arlhur Schrenger Laziesf-Billy Ferriell Besr Bragger-Billy Francis Besl Lover-Tommy McGuire Nealesr-Jimmy Simpson Beef Dancer-Kenny Cusick I-Iungriesl- Lunch Thompson Soonesl' ro Marry-Clyde Graven Lasl Io Die-Francis McNally IN THE SAME VOTE, THE SENIORS ALSO SELECTED THEIR FAVORITE ACTRESS, ACTOR, RADIO Favorife Adress-Lana Turner Favorile Acfor-Spencer Tracy PROGRAM, SPORT, AND ORCHESTRA, WHICH WERE AS FOLLOWS: Favorife Spori'-Foofball Favorife Orchesfra Glen Miller Favorife Progra m-Bob Hope WILLIAM CORMIER Classical .....,...... ...... ........vv..,....... S t . Francis of Rome Kitten Football, 1: Cub Football, 2: Junior Var- sity Football, 3: Varsity Football, 4: Track, 4: President, Debating Society, 4: Xavier News, 4: Minstrel, 1-2-3: Student Council, 4: Scribe, Father Damien Study Club, 4: Music Apprecia- tion Club, 4: Vocation Club, 4: Honor Roll. JAMES EWING Scientific .................................... St. Louis Bertrancfs Basketball, 2-3-4: Student Council, 4. time seniors CHARLES CLARK Classical ,,,,,,,,..,.., ...,... ,...,,.,.,,,.,,....... ..... S t . Bcnedicfs Student Manager, Cub Football, 1: Cub Football, 2: Camera Club, 3: Boosters Club, 3: Tennis, 344: President, PEP Club, 4: Treasurer, Student Council, 4: Science Club, 4: Gregson Debating, 4. Music Appreciation Club, 4: Vocation Club, 4. Study Club, 4. JOHN FRENCH Scientijc ................ . ..,...,. .......... . St. Francis of Assisi junior Debating, 2: Boosters Club, 3: Xavier News, 3: Music Appreciation Club. 4. Valedicrorian Most Likely 'ro Succeed Best Dressed Most Gentlemanly Most Handsome Wifiiest tbe seniors Most Modest Best Siuden+ THOMAS GEISLER Scientific ,...... ............,... .........,.....,.............. H 1 :ly Name junior Varsity Basketball, l: Varsity Basketball, 2-3-4: Captain, Varsity Basketball, 4: Band, 1-2- 3-4: Student Council, 4: Minstrel, l-2-3-4: Tennis, 3-4: Secretary, St. Xavier C.S.M.C., 4: General- issimo Vice- President, 4. RUDOLPH KL -XRER Classzcal .......,....,,.,.............,...,.........,...,,, bl. l.nlunz1iu'.s Student Council, 4: Varsity Football, 2-3-43 Track, 3-4: PEP Club, 4: Vice President, Class 4-A: Honor Roll Student, 1-2-3-4: Vice-President, Class 1-B: President, Class 2-B: Kitten Football, 1: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4. I CHARLES JOHNSON Classical ......................... ..........,.....,.......,... H oly Name Xavier News, 2-3-4: Editor, News, 4: Editor, Tiger, 4: Study Club, 3-4: Chief, St. Isaac Jogues Study Club, 4: President, St. Xavier C.S.lVl.C., 4: Minstrel, 4: Music Appreciation Club, 4: Stu- dent Council. 3-4: Class President, 2-3-4: State Achievement Test in Latin, 2: State Achievement Test in English, 4. JAMES LaFOLLET'I' E Classical .........................,.....,..,.,................. St. Brigid's Study Club, 4: Science Club, 4, Music Apprecia- tion Club, 4: PEP Club, 4: Vocation Club, 4: Camera Club, 3: Student Council, 4, Honor Roll, 4. JAMES LENAHAN Business-English ......................... Q ............ Holy Family Cub Football, l: Varsity Football, 2-3-4: Captain, Varsity Football, 4: Kitten Basketball, 1: Cub Basketball, 2: Varsity Basketball, 3: Chief, Father Damien Study Club, 4: PEP Club, 4: General- issimo President, 4. WILLIAM SCHELL Business-English .................................. St. Elizabethis Xavier News Staff, 3-4: Minstrel, 1-2-3-4: Band, 1-2-3-4: Class Basketball, l-2. the seniors PHILIP MULDOON Classical ............ ..................... H oly Rosary Academy President, ,lunior Debating Society, 2: Study Club, 3-4: Student Council, 3-4: President, Stu- dent Council, 4: President, Music Appreciation Club, 4: Legion of Decency, 4: Boosters Club, 3. WILLIAM TALBOT Clggsigal .,,...,.,...,,,.,............................... Sl. Elizabeth's Student Council, 3-4: Honor Roll, l-2-3-4: Study Club, 4: Treasurer, Science Club, 4: Captain. Table Tennis Team, 4: ,lunior Debating, 2: Senior Debating, 4: Xavier News Stall, 3-4: Tennis Team, 3-4: Vice-President, PEP Club, 4: Track Team, 4: Music Appreciation Club, 4: Camera Club, 2-4: C.S.M.C., I-2-3-4: Golf Team, 3-4: Class Basketball, l-2-3: Legion of Decency, 4: Assistant Editor, Tiger, 4. Mosf Popular Salufafornan Mosi' Loyal Most Serious Y l s l i JOHN ACKERNMN BUSiHC.YS4EHgll.Sh ..,,..,,.,.,... ,,,,,,,,, ART ALVEY Business-English ....,.. .IOHN BENKERT .sf-ft,ntfnf .................... tbe St. Boniface .........0ur Lady ............................ Holy Name Svimwe Club, 4: Student Counvil, 4: State Ar'hit'vc-invnt 'lest in Literature, 4. RERNARD BLXKE Hmirivsx-Erzglzkli .......... .......,...,. Y t. I mnf-ix of Rome Ranml. I-2: Nlinstrvl, I-2: Student Counvil, 4: Rusinvss Club, 4: Honor Roll, I-2-3-4. CHARLES BOWLDE Sffvntffil' ............ ...,.... ..,...,.,,.A...,.,..,,. S t . Philip Nerfs Mirlgvt Football, I: Class Basketball, 2-3: Drum Major, 3-4. .IANIES BOWLDS Business-Englixh ,.......,,,,...,,,,.,,,,.,,,,, SL, Philip Nerfg Business Club, 3-4: Midget Football, I. WILLIAM BROWNINC Bll.9fHPS.S-EHglI'.Sh ........... .,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,, 9 1, BQ-ywfliq-g'5 Class Basketball, I-2. .IOSEPH REIRNE B11s1'11ess-Erzglish ............,.......,..........,.,.,.,. N t. WIIDIIIDCIIIIIS Kitten Football, I. PATRICK CAIN Sl'I'Cf1lifif ..............i.......... .......................... I foly Name PEI' Club, 4: Stamp Club, 3: Class Basketball, 4: 'l'ru1-k, 4: Camera Club, CHARLES CANIBRON 5l'It'Hllfl' ......,..... .......... .........,.................... H 1 ily Crass Study Club, 4: Cleo Club, 4: Nlusic' Appreciation Club, 4: Minstrel, 3-4. Seniors PERRY BAHR Businexs-Er1glz'xh ......,.. ,,,..,... S t. Elizabezhk DONALD RAUMAN Svientzfr .................,........,,,,,,....,,.,.,,..,,.,,., Holy Narm- Tennis. 2-3: Class Basketball. I-2-3-4: Sr-if-:if-v Club, 4: Musir' Apprf-1-iation Club, 4. FRED RONN Classiral ....................... ..............,.......,,,....,... 9 t. Pzflvrfv Band, I4243-4: Minstrel. I-2-3-4: f,I'f'llPSIl'Ll, 2-3-4: Study Club 4: GI:-e Club, 4. LOUIS BOSLER Sl'I'6'7IlffIl' ...........,.....,,,.,...,.....,..... Y I. Franris of glssivi Band, I-2-3-4: Nliustrel, I-2-3-4: Class Rusk:-tball. I-4: Nlusir- Apprvviution Club. 4. BERNARD BOWLING Sl'IBHlifll' ..........., . .....,,.,,.,,..,.,.,,. 9 I. Franris of .'Isvf'xi Kittvn Football. I: Cub Football, 2: Varsity Foot- ball, 3-4: Study Club, 4: Student Count-il. 4: Scienm-e Club, 1: Musiv Appr:-viution Club, 1. .IOI-IN BRAND BuSfrlc'SS-English ....................... 9 I. Vinrvnt :le Puufx Student Count-il, 354: Class Vive--prvsinle-nt, 3-4. ROBERT BURNS Business-Englixh ........ ' ' ' ' ' f,t'1':li1zs LEO CAIN Business-Izngllxh ..,,....... ....,..,,,......,,,.,,,,,,,, I loly iVunya Varsity Football, 4: Minstrf-l, 4. GEORGE CANXRY Svieftlifil' ....... . ........................... .. ....... Christ the King Class Baskf-tlmll, I: Study Club, 4: Vovution Club, 4: Svienve Club, 4: Legion of Ileveiwy, 4. THOMAS CARROLL CIIISSICUI ....,...........,.....,..,.,.,..,,.,...,, ,.,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,. S 1 , Aflrfg Kitten Football, I. Varsity I ootball. 3-4: Cub Basketball. 2: 'l'rac'k, 4: Study Club. 4: Musir Approx-iation Club. 4: Student Count-il. 4: C. S. M. C., 4: Legion of IJPl'l'lll'f, 4: Honor Roll. : 1? 1. LA MQ vs x v5fMi,gi FRANCIS CECII, BIISIIIf'.WS'ElIgIl'.Yh.. .Bvthlehern Awulerny. Burflstuuvlt Student Council, 3-4. .IOHN CLANCY Classirul ....................,,... .,.,..,,,,.,,,.......,.. . Wt. Berzczlirfs junior Debating, 3: Viee-I'resident, Student Couu 1-il, 4: Seeretary, Debating Soeiety, 4: Seeretury- Treasurer, Class 4-A: Seienee Club, 4: Vovatioll Club. -1: 'Ilusie Appreeiation Club. 4: Study Club. 1: Honor Roll. WILLIANI COYLE Scif-fzliff' ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, St, Aztgustfriefv. ,lelgersonrillc Glee Club, 2: Junior Debating, 2: Camera Club, 3: 'I'raek, 3. RICHARD CURRAIN l,'IllSXil'lIl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, St. ,luxephfi Prep. Bllfl1.9fIIu7lI Study Club, 4: Musie Appreeiation Club, 4: Xavier News, 3-4: Student Couneil, 3-42 BUUSICY Club. 4: C.S.Xl.C., I-2-3-4: PEI' Club, 4. ANTHONY I'JA'I I'lI.O Buyinexs-lfnglisli ,,,,,,.,,,......., .,........ 9 I. lflizalleiffx .IOIIN DAVID Scientific' ,.,..,..,.......................,..,...,................ St. .IUUIP-Y Seienee Club. 4: Music' Appreeiatiou Club, 4. DONALD DONAHUI4' Sl'il'lll'in1' ,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,.,,..............,.,.,... .......... . 9 l. Bfligilli-Y Camera Club, 2: Library Staff, 3: Musie Appre- eiation Club. 4: Srienee Club, 4. LAWRENCE IJUANE Sf-ivnzifir ...............................,. ...,.....,,...... I Iuly Trirlily' 7 Kitten Football, I: Cllb Footbzill, Z.: Varsity Football, 3.41 Class Basketball, I-2. GEORGE ELLERKA M P Sfifflllihl' ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,...,.. ,.,,................ C 'hfiSl lhe King Student Council, 4: Music Appreciation Club, 4. CLAUDE EMERICH Sf-1'en11fv ,,,,,,,,,I,,,,. ....,,,,,,..,........ . 91. Frunris of Assisi tlwe seniors .IOHN CONLEE S1'Il'lllffII' ............ ...,.........,,.........,......,... . 91. 1.'olurnlfu's Rand, 3: Minstrel. I-2-3: Class Rasketball, I. RICHARD CONWAY Buxiness-English ....... ....... .,........ Y t . Boniface KENNETH CUSIQ IK Sl'l'L'Illl'fII' ,...,,........ ,....... . ......,.......,.,.,,.,.,... 9 t. Ceeilirfs PEI' Club, 4: Class Basketball, 2: Music' Appre- riatiou Club, 4. GEORGE COUSINO Seielitific' ..,. Boyd Jr. High Sr-howl. KIIO.I1'l'Hl'. Tenn. Baud, l-2-3-4: Minstrel, I-2-3-4: Oreliestra, I-2-3-4: Track, 3-4. AUGUST lJiCHIARA Buxiness-English ...................................... Sl. Genrgefs Student Couuvil, 4: Class I'resident, 3-4. JOHN De'l'0N1 A Business-English .....................,. ............ 9 1. Iflizalfetlfs Baud, I-2-3-4. GEORGE ECCLES LVIIISSIFIII ,,.,,,,,,,,,. 9 t. 1'vlf1lll'I.S Xrzrier, Lirerprml, Eng. Student Couueil, 4: Musir Appreeiation Club, 4: Vuvation Club, 4. JANIES EDE Bzlsiness-English ...................................... Holy Nrlrllc Rusiuess Club, fi-fl: Student Couneil, 4. EARI. ENGLERT Seien tifizr ...,,..................... .... ...................... H 1 :ly N am c Football, I-2-3-4: 'l'rac-k, 4: Band, I-2-3-4: Min- strel, I-2-3-4: Study Club, 4: Student Couneil, 4: PEP Club, 4: Seienee Club, 4: Music- Appreeia- tion Club, 4. EARL EVANS Classical ......................... ..........................., S t. Brigi1l's Xavier News, 4: Sc-ience Club, 4: Study Club, 4: ,lunior Debating, 3: Minstrel, 4. x .IUIIN I INlIK Bll.YI'lIf'S.Y-I'.'IIgliS,1 ,..,..,.......,,..,,.,,,,,,A..,......... St. Brig1'1l's Iiuml. I-243--1: fIl't'Ilt'SIl'il. I-Z2-3-4: Nlinslrvl. I-243--I: 1IR!IlIt'l'l! lflulr. 2: PI-II' Clulr. -I. .IOIIN I-'l,AHIiR'l'Y IXILSIIIt'S.Y-f2'l1g1i.SlI ..,,A., ......,,. 9 t. Mary Mllgll!l!l'lI-S .IAMICS FOX lfllyill4'SS'lZ'lIg1ISh ,,,,,,,,, 9 1. .4llgllXfiIIC..Y. JCHCfSlIl11IHC Studs-nt Cnunvil, 4. WILLIAM FRANCIS S4'iw1l1'f1'f' ,,,,4,.,,A,A,, ,,,,,..,.....,,,.,,,,,..,A.... f ffzrist the King Kittvn Football, I: Cub Basketball. 2: Xavier News. IZ: 'I.IkIl'k. 3-4: Boosters lllulr. 3: Varsity I ootImII, 3: PEP Club. -1. Ii0III'IR'I' FUNK Svivnzifir ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ,,..,,.......,,,.,,,,,.,.. I luly TI'l.llI'lI Fmutlmull, 3-fl. M.-XIIIITS GADIAKLIC BIISIIICSS-IZIIIKIIDSII ...,.., .....,... ...........,..... I 1 Uly Tffllllfr' Slll4I1'llY Cnunvil, I5--1. IIUIIICIYI' CICPII UH l?u.sincss-lfl1gl1'sl1 ...,.,, ...,..................,,,,....,. I filly' ffl'UNS Bowling. VI: SIIIIIUIII llouuvil, 4: I'r1-siilent. Busis na-ss Club, 1. IIAHI, ILICIIIIARID S1-if-rllifir ,,,.. .......,.,A,,,..........,,,,.,,.,.,,. .,.,,,, . 9 t. 1vlIl'l'f'.V' .H Tvnnis. 3--1: Tilllll' 'IX-nnis. 3-4: I'r4-sialr-llt. S1'If'Ill't' Club. -I: Studs-nt llounvil. 4: Stale- Am'I1ivv4-1111-llt 'I'm'st in fIt'UIllt'lI'Q'. 12: Stutv 'xf'IlI1'X'l'llN'lII 'I'vst in !XIgvIm:. I: Stutv Al'llIl YHIllt'IIl 'I':'st in Clwln- lstry. sl. .I :XXIICS llI'I l'lNllS Ifrzsilzwsx-lflzglixlz ....,. ......,...,.....,.,............. 1 lfllp' .IIHHV l..S.Nl.' 5lllIlk'IIl t.0llII4'lI. -1. AI,III':R'I' UUHM,-NNN BusinI-.ss-1:'rzgli.sl1,... ..,,.., . ........,.. ht. f'l'lll16'lS of flssfsl I the seniors HUIIICHT I-'UWIIIIQ HIl.YiIIUSS-l'JI1gll'SlI ,, ,,,Y,,,, 4,,,,,,, ,..,,AVY,VV,AVVYvA N 1 , l',,,,1', PEI' IfIulr. -1: Ill:-v lllulr. sl: Killa-n I ootlrull. I, WIIIIAM I-'OX 5C1'f 1l1'fif' --'---,-,-A- -.------,-........,.,.. - Wt. l l'r1r11'1's nf .4.vs1'.w' Svrilw, St. Isuzu' Jugzuvs Study lflulr. 4: Stud:-nt iInunr'iI, 4. ANTHONY I RI'1IIMAN H11sim'ss-English ..t.. ..,,t ...,t,,.,t,,,,,,,,,,,,. N 1 , lfligul,p1l,'5 Fturle-nt Council, -I. FRANK FUIITZ Hll5il16'.YS-Ellg1I..YlI ...,, ....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, N 1, lgff-,'l1',l'tv IIilIl'!'I'il IIIIIII, 243. IVIAHTIN GARKLO'I l'U Hlzxirzf-ss-Ifrlgliwlz . lsillllllllll. -I. lIllfll1'lll'llI I Il,AlII'1N4IE ll.'X'I'I IDI lfllxillcxs-lfllglislz ,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,wY ,w,.,,,w,wkA N 1, ,1,11l,,,,,vy'x Student ll0lIIl4'Il. -I: Class Iiuskvtllull. bl. LEU UIICS Bll.YI.lIt'SS-EIIHIISII ,,,....,... ...,..,.,,A,,,,,, , ,IJIIFIISI fhff k,',,g Stlulc-nt liounvil. I: lhnsinwssillnnlw.-1: Bowling. I. IIAYIII CII,I.UOI,Y 1fllSl'lIt'!aS-EIIQIIISII ...,...,. 9 t. fIIl,Q'IlSlfVIt'.S. jf'jfvrsnr1r'illv IILYIIIC IQIIJNYICN HIl.9ilI!'SS'1':lIf,'lI..YlI ,,,,,A, ,, ,,,A,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,,,, S 1, R,f,,,-,l,',-fx Varsity Ifootlrull. I-23-4: lllass I'rr-sielf-nl, -I. I'I'II' lllulu, -I. IIAHOLII CHAVISS Sf'l'f 11l'nl' --------',-. Y,----.--.--v-----.---............. .... 1 I uly Nauru Stumlvnt lfounril, -I. Study llluln, QI: 1I.S.Nl.lI., ll-3-I. 1 X 612.5 Q Q an the HUGO llAMlNllCH Bush:rxx-I3'l1gI1'sl1 .,.4.,....,.......,,...,. 9 1. Vl.lIl't'llf zlv Paul Sturlvnt flounril. 4: Yovation lflulr, 4: Bll!4lIlt'Sr-1 lllulr. 34: Study lllulr. 4. .l A 'Nl FS li. IIAHDICSTY Buxinvsx-lfr1gI1'sl1 .,..... .......,,................... . 91. Ijllllllllblfi Nlirlstlu-l. 2: Library Staff, l-2. RAYMOND HARAG.-KN BllSll1t'SS'11lIIgliSf1 ,..,... ..............,.,.,,....... 9 t. Ceorgmfs Stull:-nt flnunvil, 3-4: Bowling, 4: Damien Study fllula, 4: Busine-ss Cllull. 3-4. .lANll'IS lllfllklil. BIl5ilIIHS-l1llIgliXh ...,,...... .........,. 9 l. Lnuis Bertrzuufs Student ilounn-il. 4, Al.Bl'llt'l' lllllilili -g1'i4'lIlf-61' .....,..A,....,.,......,........,,......,,....,.. 9 t. Bc'neflir't'x Nlusiv ,-Xppre-riutimm lllulr. 4. OSCAR JOHNSON BUSH!l'SS-Illllgllzifl ,.........,..,.,,,,.,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,. 91. Bcmwliz'1's llusiuc-ss Kflulr. 3-4: Studvnt lluuuril. 4. .lOSlfl'll REI-Il. B!l.Willl'S.Y-EI1g1fSh.. ..,,., ..,.,...,,..... N I. l'run1'1x uf ,4X.SI.'il Bund. l-2-3-4: Or:-ln-stru. l-2-3-4: Minstrel, 1-2,3-4. LOUIS Kl-INIPF Sviwztifir' ,,,...,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,Y .,.,,,,,.,. Y I. Virzrwnl flr Paul Xlusif' Appref-iuliml Club. 4. .IAMICS KIBBY Sl'it'Illifll' ,,.....,,,,... ...,.,, . .. ...,.....,,,...,,.,,...... Sl. f.lf'I'I'H!l-.S PEI' tllulv, 4: Nlusir Appreciation Clulm. 4. .ll'1liONllf Kl'IlFl Nl'lli Sfifllfihl' ,...............,,.....,. .....,..,,,...........,.,,., I fuly A-lllllt? Culm llaskvtlrull. l: ,l. V. Baskvtlmall, 2: Varsity Baslu-tlmall. 3-4: Busvlmll, 344: Student Ilounvil, 4. SCHIOTS JAM his 14. uAnnHs'rY B1l,Wl'lIHSS-EfIgIl'SlI ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, f Iulvr .XHIIIP Stumlrfnt ffuunvil. 4. IHVIN HARRlf'l l' Buxirwss-Englislz .,..,..,... ............. 9 1. llf'1e'l1'.v. Sl1l'l'i'lY Sturle-nt llnunril, 4. JOHN HICKEY Business-Erzglzsll ....... ......--.-..-.------------------ 1 ,UU fl UNH' Banrl. l-2-3-4: Minslrf-l. l-2-3-4. CLHARLES HUHI-i'l'l'1li 5,-jU,,tj5,- ,,,,-,A,Y,,,Y,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, WM. Brlgnl x 1,199 Lluly, 1,12-534: Nlnnstrvl. l-2-3-4: l.ilnrury Staff. l-2-3-4: Debating. 2: Sl'lt'll1't' Clulr, 4: Study illulr, 4: f.11IIlf'l'il filulr, 3: PEI' lllllll. 42 Mllgif' Alllbl'f'1'lilllOll fflulr. 4. ROBIQHT KE.-Xl. Bzzsinfam-Ifrlglisll .......... ........ I lvli' TTIAVIWY Ol'lOl'llll'l KEARNS Blzsirwss-Ifrzglish ....... ........ Hffll' Tfillffy ROBl'lR'l' KENNI-IIJY Hzzsim-sx-lffrlglish ...,.,.,.......... Uuml Shvphvrfl Svhfml, Tllilfflll. Uhin lflf-fl Llulr, 5-4: lxlIIlSll'l'l, .5-4: Slumle-nt l.oun4'll. 4: Slllllflll lxl1lll2l.gf'l', Bust-lmll. 4. .l A Nl ES KICSSI Wil-IR S1'it'lIfi-61' ............ . .......... .....,.......,,,...,,.,....... . Yr. Jflllfllh .luniur llc-lnutiug. 2: Xavier N:-ws Stull. 1: Stull:-ut ffuuuvil, 4. JOHN KICNNICY BIISUIUSS'EIIHIIISII... ....... .,............. ........... W f . .-lloyxillx Stufly Clulr. 4: Sturl:-nt llounf-il. 4: Busine-se tllula, 4. OlCORCl'I KRAPI' Sr'iw1,tifir' ....................... ......................... 5 l. Bz'm'4li4't'x Gunn-ru fllulr, 23: Study Clulm. 3: Sl'lf'lll'l'? llluln, 4: 1I.S.M.C.. 4. I-IDWARD KRICBS tlue .Sl'l!'lIll-ffl' ...,,...,,.. . ......,,,. ,,... .,.A,.,,,................ . S t. ,llllIIl'S Kittvll Basketlmull. I: Svivllvv Club. -I: Cuuwru llub 5 LEO KUIIN 5l'll'l1lIf1' ......,,,,,.........,,. ..,..........A,,.......,.. Class IIuslu'tl1all, I-II. 5r'iPr1c'c- Club, 4: Nlusic: Apprwiution Club. -I. .I A NI ICS l.Iil-Tl' 1?ll.YfIH'5S-12lIgIIS'1 ........ ,...... ,,.......,.. ........ Calm-ru Club, 3 ROIIICHT LICISNIAN lluly Trinily Sl. Cnlum lfrfx Sl. Brig1'1l'.v .sl'lt'IIfI'61' ,...........,. . ,,,... ........,,.,.,...........,.... uskc-tball. 344. Nlusir . lppref'iuliol1 Club, 4: Class II ,IUSICPII l.lEBI'1R BllSIlI1'.HS-EIIgII.Yh ....,,... . Bowling, II-VI: .IUSICIIII I.U'I'IfH Buxine'xx-l'fr1glish ,A...,. . .I A M ICS NI .Nlvlll NGIA CIIIISSIIYII ............,... ,....... Glve Club. I- FR ICIIICNII IK N11-llIl.I 1..5.Nl.l.., I-12 IXIIIISITQ l .Sl'Il'l1llfll' ,..,.,,........,..,,,,,,.......,,,,,,,, ,A.,,.,,,, ...Holy Nalin' -3-4. ,vlluly Nunn! ..,St. Brigiflfv I-'I ...SL Hrigiurx Nlllsiz' AllIDl'0'l'I21lIOIl Club. -I: Svivllm- Club. -I: Y Y S j N W '-4: Xavier 1 1- N. I I'.l l.lub. -I: I.lln'ury.tz1ff 1' I -1: C5 XI.l1.. I-2-3 1 l lnwll Club I'7 THUNI AS NMKIIIRNAN I .1 1 . . -... Sl'if'VI1ifI4'. ...................,................ 9 t. Louis BHFIFILIIIIIS Stuflvul Couuvil, 4: S4'It'Ilt'? Club. -1: Musim' Ap- IIIl1llIlUll l lub 4 -..i l RANClS NI:-N:Xl.I.Y .Nl'lt'IllI-fll' ........................................,........... Holy A uma Varsity l 0utbull, 4: Killian Basketball, I. seniors IAWHICNI IE KIIIZINCICR Busincss-lfrlglish .,.,..... ............................. W I. TlIt'H'.VQ'I.X Busim-ss Club, 4: Sluflc-ut Counvil, 4: Came-ru Club, 2. A UCUST IAICNI NI II. Bzlxirlcss-Erzgliwh ................,,,................ W t. I'IllZ1l!ll'lll.S Band. 2-3-VI: Urvlwstm, 3-4: llliuslrvl, 31 Busiuvss Club. bl: Student ll0lllll'Il. 4. LUIS UNDER Bllsilzvss-1'fl1glisl1 ....... . ................. ...Gl'l'Ill,10llS4' S1-lnml Yursity Football. AI: C.S.Nl.C., I-2-I5-4. LEO LINK Bll.Yl.l1t'.Y.V-Ellgll-.Nh ..,..,,............................,,.,...... N 1. Lrufx BIINIIIQJNS Club. 3-Il: Stuileul llnum-il. fl. C.5.Nl.C.. II-4. HOR.-HIFI LYNCH Scie11t1'H1'.. ..,.................. .............................. I loly Cross Ulm' Club. 3-4: Study Club, 3-4: Sl'lt'll1'l' Club, 'lg Nlusu' 'xlDIH't'1'ILlI.l0II Club. -I. ANDREW NIANN Hllsinvss-I2nglfxlz ......... ......... N I. farm-x 'IIHUMAS Mc-CLIIIHII Classif-al ......,..... ...... .............................. I lnly QVUUJ1' Cub Focnllnall. 2: Nliustrf-l. 2: ,luuiur llc-lruting. I: Student Couuwil. 4: l'l'1l' Club.-1. RUI4I'Ili'l' NIvIN'l'YIiIi Buxlnvs.v-lflzglixlz ..,........ ............. Y 1. l f'um'is nf ,4.vxi.wi Cum:-ru Club. 2: liusim-ss Club. -1: Xmivr N:-ws Stuff. .5-I: 1..5.Nl.4 I-2-3-4: Nmlf-ut l.lIUIll'll, bl-. .IUIIN N14-SWICICYN B11.s1r1f's.s-hnglzsh .......,, . ............................ llnly .X unff' Cub Iluskvtball. l: ,luuior Yursity IILISIQVIIDIIII, 2: Varsity Buslu-tlrzxll. -I: Hoosiers Club. IS: BIISIIIVHN Club. 4: Slllilvlll Cnuuvil. -1: llalsvlmll. 3--L FRANCIS XII-WAYNI-I BIISIIIl'XS-l':7Ig1INlI .,,...,................. 51. I r11m'is uf .4xxf.vi Library Staff. I-255: Cuuwru Club. ZZ-II: Nlin:-strc-l. 2-3-A11 Studs-nt Klum.:-il. 4: Stull:-nt Nlanugvr, Hass-lrull. 2: Claws Ihnslwtlmall. IZ-Il: Study Club, I: 'IICIIIIIS ,llt'i1Ill, -I. Q mf' PAUL MEYER Business-English .........,.............. St. Francis of Assisi Band, L2. ROY MORRISON Business-English ........ ....... . St. Francis of Assisi AUSTIN NEELY Scientific .....,,.....,....,.....,.....,...,,,...A,,,,.,,,,,,, SL. Brigid'5 PEP Club, 4. JAMES NOE Business-English ..........,.,.,.....,....,..,,...... S z. Benezlicfs Business Club, 3-43 Student Council, 4: ROBERT OESTERRITTER Business-English . .................,.. ,,,....,, . Sz, jame5 WILLIAM O'HEARN Business-English ....... ..... ...........,....,.......,.,..... 0 u r Lady C.S.M.C., 3-4. CHARLES PFEIFFER Scientifc ..................,,... ,.,.............., ............. H 0 ly Cross Varsity Football Manager, 2-3-4: Student Council, -1: PEP Club. 4. VAUGHN PASSAFIUME Business-English ......... ........................,. S acrell Heart Varsity Football. 3-4. JOHN RENDER Scientific ,,,..,.,.....,..,...,............................. Holy Rosary Science Club, 4: Music Appreciation Club, 4: Class Basketball, 4. RICHARD RINGSWALD ,Scientific ,,..................,.. ................................ . St. 1457165 Science Club, 4: Student Council, 4: Music Ap- preciation Club, 4. -.-7.7.7-. e seniors e H JOSEPH MURPHY Business-English .............. ........... S l. W'illiam'5 JOHN NARZ Business-English .......,..............,,,,........... S t. lfolun1l1a'S Band, 2-3-4: Minstrel, 2-3-4: Student Council, 1: Xavier News Staff. 4: Study Club. 4: Class Basketball. 4. LOUIS NOON Business-English .........................,................ Our Lady Student Council, 4: Vice-President. 3-D, 3: Secre- tary-Treasurer, 4-E, 4: Class Basketball, 4. JAMES O'DONNELL Business-English ............................... W t. Philip .Veri's Varsity Football, 3: Varsity Baseball, 4: Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4. THOMAS O'MEARA Business-English ........... .......................... . Sl. GCIIFZHQS Midget Football. I: Camera Club, 2: Student Council, 3-4: Study Club, 4. MATTHEW OSBORNE 'Classical ,,,,A,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, S 1. Etlwartfs, ,Iejfersarzmwn Band, 2-3: Vocation Club, 4: Music Appreciation Club, 4: Minstrel. 1-2. FRANCIS RATTER MAN Business-English ...................................... Holy Trinity BERNARD RECKTENWALD -Classical ......................... ................... ....... 0 l lf LGLIV Study Club, 4. JULIAN ROGERS Business-English .,.,...,.,. ............ S t. Francis of Rome Student Council, 4: Table Tennis Team, 4. LEE ROGERS Business-English ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,.,,.. N t. Francis of Rome Baseball, 4: Stu-lent Council, 4: Table Tennis, 4. V X W x l KA Rl, St Ill fllI'I I' l.'Iuxsi'mI ..,......... ......................... . Wt. Franffis of A.v.v1's! Honor Roll. I-2-3-4: fi.S.NI.C., I-2-3-4: Studvnt Counvil, 4: Study Club, 4. EARI, SCHNEIDER Bzzsiriuxx-lflzglislz ...,.,, .......... 9 t. EllIZll,Il'l,l.5 AIIIIIIIIII SCI'IHENIiEI'I Hzisiness-Erzglixlz.. ,......,.,...,,..,,..,,,....,........ Holy Ailllllf' 'I'ra1'k IIIFZIIII, 4: Sv1'rvtary-'l'rf'asurer of 4-D, 4. .IUHN SCIIUIINIANN Buxin rss-Englis I1 ....... ...,..,.,......................, I luly .Turn H Studrnt Counvil, 4: Tennis 'I'vam, 3-4: Camera Club, 4: Nlusir' Appr:-viation Club, 4. EDWARD SHAUCHNESSY Bzlsirzvss-Eriglisli ..... ...,.........,.............,...... I luly Clvrsv Student Counvil, 4. CARI, SIEVERT Srienlijff' ..,............,,.....,............................,..... Y I. Prltllfv Varsity Football Manager, 3-4: 'l'vnnis Train, 2-3. RICHARD SlNll'l'H Busirzefsx-lfriglixlz .,.,............ ........ N t. I.'w'iliu'.s WAI,l.ACE SPALDINC S1'ie'ntijIr' ......,...,. ......,.,. .,.................,.,...,... 9 t . Hr1'gifl's Vive-I'resimlent, 4-C, 4: Class Basketball, I-4: Cub Football. I: .Iuuior Debating, 2: Camera Club. I-2-3: Roosters Club, 3: Xavier News Stall, 3-4: Sc'iviu'v Club, 4: Svf'rr'tary-Treasurer, PEP Club. 4: Music' Apprec-iation Club, 4: Don Iiosvo Vovation Club, -I: Tc-nnis 'l'vaui. 4: Leads-r, Study Club, 4: CIN' Club, 3-4: Intc'rlo1'utor, Nlinstrvl. 4: Legion ol IIe'i'Plu'y, 4. WII,l .I A Nl S'l'0YAl.l. S1'iz'l1ti-fir' .....,, .,.....,,,......., ..,,...,.......,.....,...... I 1 nly Norm' Student Counvil. 4: 'l'ia4'l'i. fl-4: Varsity Football, 4: lllusii' Apprcwiation Club, 4: Vif'e-President, 3-C, 3. ILERALD S'l'R'Yl'NlAN Sl'il'IllifI4' ....... .,,,..,:,..........,.,.,,,... N I. Mary lII'l!lg1lllll'II.Y PEI' Club, 4: Study Club, -I: bvieiive Club, 4: Class Haslivtball, IZ-3: Imgion of IJri's'n4'y, 4: Nlusii' Appre-f'iation Club, 4. e seniors 'r BERNARD SCHOO Clussirwl ....,.,.,..,..,...,..,.......,..,.,..,,,,,,,.,,,..,,.... Sl. Agnus Student Counvil. 3-4: 'l'e'nnis IIIPIIIII, 2-3--I: ,lunior Ds-bating. 2: xIll'P4IIl'f'SIlIf'lll, Svuior Debating Sovivty. 4: PEP Club. 4: Study Club, 4: Min- strel, 2: 'I'rc'asurvr, St. Xavivr C.S.llI.C., -I: Illablv 'I'Punis, 'l'e'aui. 3: Vovation Club. 4: Xavivr News. 3-4. .IOIIN SCHWAB Cilllkiiflll ............,...,,,...... 9 t. ,lvxvph Prvp.. Bardstown Studvnt Council, -I: Varsity Football, 4: Varsity Basketball. 3: Varsity Baseball. 3-4: Varsity Illravk, 3-4: PEI' Club. 4: Class Baslwtball, 2-4. KEN NEIIIII SCIIWIEINIIARIII Srivlitffr' ........,..........., .,..,...,,.....,..,,,..,,,.. llnly Name Class Haskvtlmall, I-2: Music' Apprwiation Club, 4. JOIIN SCHWEINHART Busir1c'ss-lfrzvglish ..............,,,,,........,....,....,.. lluly Na N1 c Baud, I-2-3-4: Studi-nt Counvil, 4: Urvhestra. I-2-3-4: Business Club, 4. JAMES SIMPSON BllSIl1t'SS-El1g1I'.51? .........,....,,.,.,..,...,....,,..,.,., Holy .Varna Honor Roll, I-2-3-4: Student Couuvil, 4: Class Baslwtball, 2-3. JAMES SMITH Clusxirrzl .........,,,..,.,.................,.,,. 9 I. IEFIIIIFIIS of Axsisi Band, 3-4: Studvnt Counvil. 4: Music' Apprevia- tion Club, 4: Urvhf-stra, 3-4. CHARLES STEIER Scierilifir' ........,.,,,.,...........,,,....,,,., Nt. Vl'IIl'!'lIf 114' Paul Bowling: 'l'z'am, 4: Sviz-m'v Club, 4: PEP Club, 4: Study Club, 4: Boosters Club, 3: Cauwra Club, 3: Musir' Appreciation Club, 4. AI,BER'l' S'l'EINNlE'l'Z BlLSflH'SS-1fI1g1iSl1 ,........ ...........,. 5 I. Vinrvrzt llc Paul Studs-nt I,i0llll1'lI,'I-I Husintlss Club, 4. RAYMOND THOME BusinMs-l1'r1g'lish ........... ...............,.,,.......... 9 I. Clirzrlevi lllanagvr. Varsity l ootball, I: Class Dusk:-tball. l ' Studs' Vlub I' llu'im-'s l'lub 4 -...t A .'. N 5- - .. Al,RER'I' 'IYIUNIPSUN Swiwzlifir' ,,., ,,.,,,.. .,...................., . Y t. l rc1l11'1'x of xfsslivi Svia-111-0 Club. -l: Studvut Counvil, 4. the seniors WIN HUENN S F 4M-Q: JOSEPH vnu!!! Alun' ' f A If mmm U! '-Mm Bzlxirwss-Ellglislz ......................... 9 l. Vil1f'l'lIl 111' Prlllf Billltl. 2-.3--li lxl.lllSIl'Pl, l-12-3--1: Stndr-nt CUlllIl'll, 4: gmdy fvlub 4. Smdem tvounpil .1 Mnsn' Afflll'f'I'lilll0ll Llnlr. 4. 1- EARL WAl.'l'Nl,XN W'll.l.IAM XX XCNEI HIlSillL'.SS-Ellglfzh ...,..... .,..,........ 9 l. Frurzvis of Knnu-' CIaS'Wvm1 ' 'A A I ' lllrlsl ml, KW . . I. , - h. M . I. , S1-ivlwv lllnlm, fl: Cul: Fnotlmull. ZZ: Varsity Flbiil' Student Llllllllll, 5-4. BIISIIIPSS Llulr, 4. Lunwru lin 4. ,xl Q.. X L. V1 1, 4, flvrlwk LL club, 2. c:1Nrsask.ff1,ul1,1.2. 'L' - - - - f l'I'f ':' l 'U ' ' ' ' ' . A L , I lfllAR.l'ES WA FHEB , DENNIS WEDDING .NI'Il'7lll-fl-I' ....,................ ........ Holy Ixvxury Arrulvrrly gl-iwllifr Q, Bmlmvw ' '7-T ' 1 S '-f-': Q , g A wA ' A ' , ' Bdmlzrfaljs'4llll1G5Egl'liDigg,iltlfgsllgzlilsulxll 4 Football, 1: t.Z1Illl'I'il Llulm. 2: 51-wnr-r Llnlm, 4: ' ' A K 7 ' Class Dasketlmzlll, 4. Musir- Apprwintion lflulv, -L PAUL W'A'l'HEN MICHAEL VVHITNIORE Cluxsiml ,,...,,,...,,,...,,,,.,.,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sz, Ceargek Classifal .............. ...Loyola High Sc-haul, Bultfnrurc Science Club, 4: Musil- Apprw-iution Club, 4: Nlllsif' Al'prH'iati0l1 Club, 4. Slndy Club, 4. RAYMOND WIFIDENIPIR PAUL WILI FNQRINK Blummfg'E glISh'. f H0Iy Ilmmly Bus1'11exs-Erzglisll ,.,.,.,.,,. ............. 9 1. Franrix nf sfwiwi .lnn1orDelratmg,l: Band,1: Minstrel, 1-2. Newg Staff 3-4, Bugilww Club -5-4, mug Bus kc-tlmll. 1-2: Minstrel, 3-Ll. GEORGE YATER 5f'i1 1fi!q -------------- ----------'-4-------------------------- H IV 4l 1' Vl ll.l.lANl HRICUNIU Came-ra fflnlr. 3: Sr'lPl1r'v'lIl11l1. 4: Nlusir' Appre RMU,t.X.,,E,,g1f-gf, -w,AA- -YY-Yw---w-,--VVwwVVVwVww-'---A Q ,I g,,,,gf,,,-, mauon Llull' 4' Kitten Fmmtlulll. l: Sllltltxlll lfuunril, 4. THOMAS RHUDFIS 4IHES'l'ER DOWNS ' ' Svielztifir ....,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,. ..,....,........,,..,....... 9 I . Ifnlu :ff:'. Luuis Bt-'l'll'Ill1lI 5 m...i.- ..l,.,,,Q....i..u.,n mul.. 4. 4:.s.x1.f:..3.4. sway Club-41 Hush- Am-I-1-1-iam Hull. l.luxsu'al .........,.....,....,......... CIHARLI-IS HY ,XN ifl'lA R LPN CR ANT! ' ' Bllxirwxx-lflz,Qlixh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, llnlv I,1'1w SI. Ifl1':alwll1's Rand. l-2-3-1: Nlinftrvl. l-2-3--1. llUS lf'5S l-l'll'- 5'4- lfllxilwsx-ILngllslz ....................,,....,,.,,,,, V nfs , WQG 1940-Half of the class of '40, Earl Evans in- cluded, enters college. Other half starts looking for jobs. 1944-Half of class of '40 that went to college, graduates and join other half who are still looking for jobs. Earl Evans is still a Freshman. 1948-Phil Muldoon becomes the youngest chief of police in the history of Louisville. Francis McWayne is employed as a door-to- door salesman for a shoe polish concern. Pat Lenahan signs up with the New York Yankees. Augie DiChiara opens up a fruit stand on Broadway. Evans is now a Sophomore. 1950-Thomas Rhodes. press agent for the Big Top Circus, releases a story featuring Warren von Roenn, circus bandmaster, and Wallace Spalding, master of ceremonies in the big tent. This is the year that Horsey Graven opens his new beer factory and hires Knobby Walsh as chief taster. Earl Evans awakes, forgets all he knows, and is Freshman again. 1955-Tommy Geisler won a screen test and is now starring in Darryl F. Zanuck's screen version of Iim Ewing's best seller, Why Fid- dlesicks Fiddle. Bud McNally is now coach of the Edentide basketball team. Ioe Lieber is a florist of the first water. Iames Simpson is manager of the Uptown Theatre. Charles Clark. the chemist, has discovered a cure for sleepi- ness in class. Impossible, exclaim eminent students and teachers. Earl Evans is again a Sophomore. 1960-Michael Whimore, far-famed adventurer and world traveler, organizes an expedition to explore Ieffersontown, Ky. Iohn Schuhmann. the publisher, announces that the new Ioe Miller Ioke Book, written by Iohnny Narz and Billy Schell, will be off the press. Iack Riley is syndicating a column entitled How to Reduce -the Hard Way. Earl Gerhard has perplexed Einstein with his theories on the fifth dimension. Ierome Kieffner is president and janitor of the Acme Oil Co. Earl Evans becomes a Iunior. 1965-Bob McIntyre and Paul Willenbrink are sports editors of the Louisville Courier-lournal. Dr. Bernard Schoo is a successful brain special- ist. Bemie Bowling is a lecturer on political science. Bill Francis wins the Burlington Liars' Club award. Charles Pfeiffer, water boy for the New York Yankees since 1942, sees his 23rd straight World Series. The Yanks win their thirtieth straight series. 1970-Gerald Stratman is a barber and owns a chain of shops operating throughout the United States. Leo Gies is manager of a pool hall. Ray Haragan is now the meat ball king. August Laemmle makes a fortune by copy- righting his first name and charging calendar publishers to use it. Lunch Thompson, now known as Dinner Thompson, opens up his new restaurant. 1975-A news item states that the Barber Local No. 6654112 is picketing Earl Englert for unfair trade practices. The complaint charges that Earl, who has worn a burr haircut through- out these years, only gets one hair cut a year and takes business away from the local clip joints. lack McSweeney is a G-Man and William Wagner is a Supreme Court lustice. Remember Bill Stovall? Now he's mayor of Louisville. 1980-St. X receives a million dollar donation from Charlie Hoerter who has made a fortune in the real estate business. Bob Kennedy owns a half interest in the A. 61 P. He owns the A. Edwin Huelsman is foreman at the Vinegar Works. lack Render, fire chief, wins a medal for heroism after rescuing three girls from a burning building on Fourth Street. Wilson Sum- mers' big black colt, Attaboy Ill., wins the Kentucky Derby. 1985-Bertrand Hardesty, running on the Hon- est Iohn ticket, is elected Governor of the State of Kentucky. His campaign manager is Earl Waltman. Lieutenant-Governor is Frank Simon. Governor Hardesty immediately confers the title of Kentucky Colonel on William Talbot. Fred Hickey and Iohn Schweinhart. 1990-Earl Evans graduates from college-and goes on relief. -By William Talbot and Charlie Iohnson Nsemcwhl' FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. 1939 DEAR DIARY: I'm sorry if I bruised you this morning, but you were the closest thing to me and that darn alarm clock wouldn't shut itself off. School as usual, missed in English and Math Cas usuall. The afternoon was uninteresting . . . got my homework. l saw the Central City-St. X game tonight I saw something at the game tonight, and, boy, she had everything-but oomphatically! I haven't met her yet, but-well, l'll keep you posted. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER, 1939 DEAR DIARY: As each day grows colder, our studies seem to grow harder. Today, along with several other seniors, I got jugged for selling pep rally tickets to underclassmen fthe suckersl. I strolled down- town after school with a couple of boys and played cowboy at Taylor's. She floated by with a group of girls. I'm sure she's just dying to meet me, she always has that certain gleam in her eyes. I got my homework before going to the study club meeting tonight. Afterwards, a gang of us went to Kelly's, where we played that 7-ll machine, I lost tomorrow's lunch money. DECEMBER. 1939 DEAR DIARY: Christmas holidays! Several of us St. X fellows went in town to do our Christmas shopping this morning. Christmas was on every corner and in every store. I saw her in one of the depart- ment stores, but she quickly vanished in the milling crowd. This afternoon we went ice skating and sledding in Cherokee Park with some academy girls. They couldn't skate, but-well, neither could we. Confidentially, we didn't go there to skate or sled anyway. Tonight we went down to -the club and played cards. I think I got a cold coming home-that barrel didn't have any lining. FRIDAY. IANUARY 26. 1940 DEAR DIARY: During school today, l was so excited by the prospect of tonight's P. E. P. Club Dance that I could hardly keep my mind on my studies, which, at that, is nothing unusual. I didn't get a date for the dance because I heard she would be there. And she was! And I met her! And . . .! The dance was a great success, at least until her date caught on to my wolfing her. P. S.-I've changed my philosophy of life, women aren't so bad, after all. FRIDAY. MARCH. 1940 DEAR DIARY: Oh, happy day! Her name and mine appeared together in the Xavier News today. And me a member of the Vocation Club. After school some of us St. X. fellows attended the Legion of Decency meeting in the school hall. The fact that several hundred academy girls were there had nothing to do with our going, of course. After the meeting, the gang went down to the bowling alleys and passed the remainder of the afternoon. Tonight I had a date with her, we tripled with two other couples. I scratched the right fender parking the car, that means no car for a month! But I enjoyed the evening-with her. It must be the weather. TUESDAY. MAY 28. 1940 DEAR DIARY: This was a review day at school preparatory to the final exams which start tomorrow. lt's hard to believe, but I'm actually graduating. School got little of our attention today. We all seem to be trying to get as much pleasure as possible out of these last days. Some of my fellow grad- uates l'll never see again after Iune 7 Cthat's the night we graduatel. Which reminds me-the Parent-Teachers Association is giving us seniors an exclusive and free Prom at the school follow- ing the Graduation Exercises. Gosh, that makes you feel kind of homesick-like already. Its very evident we seniors don't want to leave. But we'll never really leave. We'll still be here through our associations with the Alumni, the Tiger Boosters Inc., and the Parent-Teachers Association. We couldn't really leave, we couldn't. Not the class of 1940! I thespirit ol H H School spirif is manifesfed in all phases of school acfivifies .. ,Sfudenf Council, Deba+- ing, PEP Club, Business Club, Vocafion Club, Sfudy Clubs, Science Club-'l'hese and ofhers are '+he organizafions ihaf uniie sfudenfs for a common cause. n LW FH the student counci The largesl and one iof 'lhe mosl' respecfed S+. Xavier organizafions is lhe Siudenf Coun- cil. Composed of honor roll sludenfs, and headed by i+s president Phillip Muldoon, fhe I940 Sfudenf Council wenf on record as one of fhe mos+ efficienf sfudenf councils in 'fhe hisfory of fhe school. Olher officers of 'lhe council, besides Presidenf Muldoon, were John Clancy, vice-president and Bernard Schoo, secrelary-freasurer. the gregson debators Allhough +he Gregson Debaiers didn'+ win every debafe lasf season, each member of fhe socie+y gained experience fhal' will be of value fo him 'lhroughoul' life. The grealesf achievemen+ of lhe X debafers was finish- ing second lo las+ year's nafional deba+ing champions, ,New Albany, in +he Kenluclciana High School Debaring Tournamenf, held in New Albany. Officers of fhe socie+y were William Cormier, presidenh Bernard Schoo, vice-president and John Noble, secre+ary- lreasurer. P the Xu club Proud bearers of 'I'he emblem 'lhal' symboliz- es S+. Xavier, The members of 'lhe X Club comprise one of fhe mosr selecf groups in fhe school. The big golden X on fhe green sweafer is a 'lolcen of long hours of drilling on field and couri' and of exciling momen+s when sfrengrh and skill came +hrough for fhe glory of S+. X. the pep club Tl1e need for Caflwolic social ac+ivi'ies promp+ed fhe organizafion of 'lhe PEP Club lasl Fall. The Club fulfilled i+s purpose as E+ sponsored parlies, dances, special pep ral- lies, and ollwer ac'l'ivi+ies +l1rougl1ou+ lhe year. Presidem' of ihe club was Charles Clark. William Talbol was vice-presidenf, and Wallace Spalding was secre+ary-freasurer. the Business club The purpose of 'the Business Club was fo aid members fo become more fhoroughly ac- quainfed wi'r'u modern office procedure and me+hods. Brower Reqgnald was mocleraior of fhe group. the marconi - I science club The fufure Einsfeins and Eclisons of Sl. X. were fo be found in flue Marconi Science Club. .Affiliafecl wifh fhe Kenfuclcy Junior Academy of Science, flue Marconi Club com- plefed many proiecfs during fhe year and successfully puf on several scienfific exhibi- fions. Officers of fl1e club were: Earl Ger- hard, presidenfg Raymond Rieger, vicc-presi- denf: and William Talbof, secrefary-freasurer. Moderafor of fhe club was Broflner Pafricius. l the clamien study club The Damien Sfudy Club was one of +he iwo C. S. M. C. sfudy clubs composed enfirely of Seniors. This club had for iis oiiicers Pairiclc Lenahan as chief: William Cormier. as scribe: and Wallace Spalding as leader. Brolher Adalberi, moderafor of fhe club a+ +he beginning of fhe year. was succeeded by Brofher Dennis Joseph affer fhe former unclerwenf an appendedomy. the st. isaac jogues study club Cafholic Aclion lhrough a beHer knowledge of 'rhe +ru+hs of lhe Church was fhe lceynofe of bo+h siucly clubs. The S+. lsaac Jogues group was presided over by ifs moderaior Bro+her John Joseph. Officers of fhis group were Charles Johnson, chief and William Fc-x, scribe. Members of boih clubs received paladin iewels a+ The end of +he year as a reward for 'rheir course of sludies. l i l the bancl Always one of fhe leading band organizafions in fhe cify, The S+. Xavieii band owes much of Hs success +o Bro1'l'1er Simon who has been i+s conduclor now for a number of years. Tlwe band furnished music a+ a+l1le+ic games fhroughouf Hue year, gave i+s annual concerf al' Columbia Auclilorium in February, fool: parl' in +l1e Sfale Bancl Conlesl. BROTHER SIMON C. F. X. Tiger Boosters incorporated The Tiger Boosters Incorporated is made up of alumni, stu- dents, and friends of St. X interested in bettering athletics and foster- ing activities at the school. The Boosters were organized just this year and have already enrolled five hundred members. The ten objectives of the Boosters are as follows: l. Every Tiger Booster a member. 6. Athletic field house. 2. Championship teams in all 7. Football stadium. SPOTTS- 8. Enlargement of intra-school 3. Adequate athletic equipment. athletics. 4. Improved athletic field. 9. Promotion of parochial school 5. A larger coaching staff. C1fl'1lGTiCS. 10. Youth development. Officers of the Boosters are as follows: Harry A. Bopke, President William A. Reisert, Ir., Secretary Arthur E. Eyl, Vice President. Norbert Baaue, Treasurer. K , 7? K 77 The St. X. Parent Teachers Association Monthly meetings of the Parent Teachers Association were held in the school gym and afforded a means of contact between the parent and teacher. The association cooperated with the student body and school in general to make many affairs a success and sponsored the Fall Festival last November. Officers of the P.T.A. were: I. Lawrence Willenbrink, President. Wallace W. Spalding, Vice President Mrs. Iohn I. Lippy, Secretary Szfifwmf TI'IE RELIGIOUS BULLETIN The St. Xavier Religious Bulletin, published weekly and edited by the Rev. Brother Iohn Ioseph, C.F.X., consists of four pages mimeographed, modeled after the religious bulletin of the University of Notre Dame. This year was the second year for the bulletin here at St. X. The Bulletin featured suggestions and advice, both spiritual and practical. Space was given to promoting greater school spirit among the boys. Messages by members of the Senior Class were published, contests were sponsored, and each boy looked forward to receiving the paper each Friday morning. Although small-sized, the St. Xavier Religious Bulletin was large enough to reach into every boy's heart and instill there those practical ideals essential to Catholic manhood. 'k 1' THE XAVIER NEWS ' Five issues of the News, St. Xavier student publication, were issued during the year. Each issue consisted of eight pages tabloid size, and contained articles on school events and literary offerings from various students. l Editor of the News this year was Charlie Iohnson. Paul Willenbrink and Bob Mclntyre served as sports editors and the Rev. Brother Rudolph, C.F.X., was faculty adviser. Members of the staff were: Earl Evans, Iames Kessinger, Bill Talbot, Fred McGill, Gerald Stratman, Bernie Schoo, Richard Curran, Charles Clark, lohnny Narz, Billy Schell, Wallace Spalding, Lawrence Wil- lenbrink, Richard Spalding, Iirn Finnegan and Bill Cormier. 'k i' ul' i' THE TIGER This issue of the Tiger marks the first publication of the book since 1929, although a special Senior issue of the Xavier News published last year took the form of a yearbook. Plans for the book were laid early in the year and a subscription drive was begun soon after Easter. - Many details of the book were decided by a council of representatives from the various Senior classes. Editor of the Tiger' is Charlie Iohnson. Bill Talbot is assistant editor. ii? 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YK , 'Q 1? easily? 3 'E' R l 1 3 ff- W' ,..,,1 X Q f H S iz' M5 iii cf A wi ' gk as ,Y Q , sportsmanship Spor+smanship is +l1a+ genflemanly affifude which always respecfs +l1e Golden Rule, no maH'er whal' +l1e price of flue game ..,. flmaf i'rai+ so greafly admired on +he a+l'1le+ic field, so conscienfiously applied on flue playing 'field of life ..,, +l1a+ 'Fairness of figh+ 'lhaf dis+inguisl'1es +l'1e MAN. sports , . . . . .+hrills. . . . , .breafh-ialxing momenfs of suspense ...... +ension ....,. fighfing young hear+s piH'ing sfrengfh and slcill for vicfory . . . .hoarse cheering. . . .blaring bands spur- ring +heir ieams io a glorious vicfory or consoling fhem in courageous defeai' ..... King Foo+ball rules fhe Fall. liglwt team liglwt . . . flhe Tiger. . . .fighfing and clawing from fhe opening whisfle ,.... wielding all force againsf fhe enemy, and keeping all blows above +l1e bell' .... no wonder fhaf a S+. X. byword has become: A Sf. X. 'I'eam may be oufplayecl, buf il' is never ou+fough'l . the 1939 football squad . men all ., ,hard and sfrong because iheirs were +l'1e l1ardes+ knocks ,.... sfurdy you+hs because +l1ey endured fhe dus+, grif, swea+, heaf, and cold rain of monfhs of praclice and of long, sfrenuous hours of compe'ri+ion A noi fhe greafesf feam in X. hisfory, one of ihe ligh+es+, +l1e i939 squad headed by Cap+ain Pa+ Lenahan will go down as one of +l1e figl1+inges+ bands ever fo wear +he Green and Gold. If the tiger gains . .i+'s +l1e Tiger around end, heading 'for lhe goal! .... Scorch carrying 'l'he ball in flhe Male-S+. X. 'game ..,.. The i939 squad ex- emplified S+. X. +radi+ions of spor+smansl1ip and +I1e never-say-die spirif of +l1e Tiger. touclwolown . . . . anolher fally for fhe Green' and Gold of S+. Xl . . . +l'1is lime againsl ihe former nafional champion duPon+ Manual squad .... Thompson going over for 'll1e firsl louchdown againsl' Manual in seven years... Manual won +he game however, 32-7. , ilmlf teamworlc The pic'I'ure above shows Owen Weis geHing off a punf in fhe Male game, while +he picfure below shows Jimmy Scorch laferalling 'lo Jackie Thompson in fhe Manual game. Bofh piclures show leamworlc, feamworlc fhaf applies fo fhe game of life: for noi even fhe bes+ of us can ge? anywhere wifhouf blocking. 1 . 5, . . 'f A131 7 'Q C I QQ : , rj . X ' 'L. .I 1 fl V1 53,2 :rift R' Ji5'itx,xt12!n , iff? swf Hr ,.f' 1 '?'2Q 35' ff W 43iZ2 5 I NX FEV fi , ,ag , ij s 'Q m - H, ' '- V A . A ,Q, 3 7 1 Q Q ,iff rgef fM s., E ,X f , ' p: , 5 W 'E': 'Q , 4 :gif T' L X X f ',,' ' - , Vrjy gi Z' f . i V4 ii if fir I ' 'MAN4 :T 5 , ,1W ' A 1 'yea 5 f, ff 'V' Ly, 'I Wy, V ' V v ,gh 4' gli? n ' ' 4, 3 4 ' , 4 m. My M., i ,, A in in ANA A ff :Za . f b mx M V ,Q 2 , vy-an X M' Q1 E. ,K g in 3 L . V 631, I fa A W? Q' mizizxx 5? , 11:1 5 P4 czslwvl yr . , g .ZV ., f, - f xii: iv aw ,ff , Yr ZA' F mi E I St. x. i S+. X. Hi, S+. X. Hi, you're +l'1e bes+ 0+ sclwools around And we're proud of H19 Green and +l1e Gold. S+. X. Hi, S+. X. Hi, all your rivals you as+ound VVhen +l1e +ea+s of +l1e Tigers are +old. And we'll s+ay on +op, we'll ba++le Hll we drop Holding our banner on high, And we'll +igl'l+, +igl'1+, +igl1+, +or Xavier and +l'1e rigl'1+. For ++1e Tigers we'll do and we'll die. For +l1e Tigers we'll do and we'll die. I, green ancl go Green and Gold means vic+ory Oh, see our colors in array Jusf walcln our feam march down H1 For we are our +o win +o-clay. e fie Buf if by chance un1'o clefeal we fall We will be loyal iusf fhe same, And we will Figh+, Fight, Fighf For flue Green and Gold, our colors Dear old S+. X. bless her name. l l 1 Cl'l22I' l26d2I'S Wha'r's an afhlelic conlesl or pep rally wi+h- oui cheers? And wha'r are cheers wilhou+ cheer leaders? These five green and gold bedeclced genflemen were fhe men who led fhe S+. X. cheering seclion las'l year. They are: Mickey McGra+h, Bill Sfansbury, Bill Fleece, Bill Hyland, and Tad Dumsforf. bob schuhmann Coach of 'lwo nafional Cafholic champion- ship feams since his s+ay here af S+. X., Bob Schuhmann is recognized as one of 'l'he besi baskefball coaches in ihese paris. Builder of grear reams, builder of men, masfer of 'ream- work and precision, Bob Schuhmann is one name fhal' S+. X. will never forget the team Here 'Huey are ,... iwelve sfaunch defenders of Green and Gold beslrelball laurels. Cap- lained by Tommy Geisler, veferan of fhree seasons, fhe l940 baskefeers gave S+. X. fans fhrills aplenfy as fhey look ihe cify championship, fhe Sevenlh Regional Tourna- menf, and vfoughl' gamely in 'lhe Side Tour- namenl and Easfern Slafes lnvifafional. Gel+l1aus, Kieffner, Geisler, McSweeney, Bell, Ewing, Walsh, Schroer, Nolan, Warren, Weis, Gre on the roacl The Tiger on fhe march ..,. Included among fhe games played ouf of 'lown by fhe Green and Gold baskefeers was a game played in 1'he Xavier Fieldhouse, Cincinna+i, againsi' Holmes High of Covingfon. The Tiger came oul' on +op by a score of 24 fo 20. These snap sho'I's were falcen on fhe irip. 'QF 3 Ewing, Thompson: Ewing Weis: Ewing: Greene. Walsh, Bob Schuhmann, Capt Geisler, Keiffner. McSweeney: lv1cSwceney Keiffncr, Geisler: Ewing, Warren: Fagan. liglwt, st. xavier Fight S+. Xavier! Figl1+, S+. Xavier! Loyal hearfs and bold! Sfrong and fai+l1ful and courageous To 'Hue Green and Goldf Foes molesf us, danger fesfs us, Sfill our cry will be, Onward you Xavier men To VICTORY ! sons ol xavier On, Sons of Xavier, +o fhe friumph we march, Waving +l1e Green land Gold. +l1a+ banner we love. On Broadway's pride, you men of courage and siarch And up-up-flag of Xavier-soar high above. On, Sons of Xavier. all your foes are dismayed, Meeiing +he Green and God,, +hose colors so gay, On, sons of Boone and Lincoln, sfaunchly you're made So slwoul-sl1ou+-Men of X.-for viciory +o-day. spring sports Spring Spor+s flourished more fhan ever fhis year al' X . Alfhough ihe hack team lpiciured abovel didn'+ break any records, if aroused inferesf in 'I'his sporl' which had been dormanf for many years af this school. The baseball ieam lsee below, gave a ,good account of ifself in fhe Falls Cify High School Baseball League. which was organized fhis spring, while oiher sporls, noi' represenied in +his secrion, bu+ which received greaf inferesl 'from sfudenls were rennis, golf, 'lable 'l'ennis, and bowling. fWac'4 571043 fgeazem Successful Cage Season Follows Mediocre Grid Campaign: Spring Sports Grow At St. Xavier In 1940. By BOB MclNTYRE '40 Every year, as Iune rolls around, a delega- tion of high-class athletes are separated from their Alma Mater by the graduation route, and a new bunch of talent is to succeed the fellows of the preceding year. This year, the Bengals, successful in some sports and not so in others, lose an honorable lot of athletes, who roamed the gridiron, cage and diamond for old X. Not accounting for this, however, the grid season was somewhat mediocre, with the Green and Gold gridders winning their first game of the season over Central City by a lopsided score of 26-0, and then proceeding to bow in 7 out of 8 of their remaining encounters, including setbacks at the hands of Manual, 32-7 and Male, 13-O. With Coaches Grone and Schuh- mann as pilots, the Tigers looked exceptionally well last fall, but injury riddled the Tiger's hopes. They did accomplish several things however. They scored on the Beds of Manual for the first time in several years when they scored the first marker in the Manual game only to have the Reds rally and Win 32-7. After holding their other arch-rival scoreless for three quarters and a large part of he final period, the Tigers were hard pressed and bowed 13-O. lack Fallot and l'leinie Kauffman, co-cap- tains of the '40 grid team will succeed Pat Lenahan at the Tiger captaincy. Along with veterans of the previous campaign and new material coming up, these fellows should de- feat both Male and Manual in the coming sea- son which promises to be a thrill. e Captain Pat Lenahan and Shieky Klarer represented St. X in the East-West game in Lexington and received honorable recognition on the All-State team. So much for football, and what about the basketball season of '39-40? As a custom, in these troubled times, the Cagesters of X rolled to another successful basketball year and again for the fourth consecutive season repre- senting the Seventh Region in the State Finals at Lexington. The Tigers of Bob Schuhmann won 18 of their 26 games, including all games played. Norb Walsh led the city scorers and Captain Geisler was second. The entire team performed remarkably throughout the whole season. Skeeter Keiffner and Captain elect Owen Weis also showed up well in most of the games, off-setting many of the taller teams which the gallant Tigers opposed. Although they lost out in both the State and National Catholic meets, the Tigers played brilliant ball in both contests. Lack of height and injuries were the main causes of the downfall. How- ever another year faces Coach Schuhmann, and in order to cope with the pot-shotter of the Bluegrass and the near-by states he must build that height which he seems to have from the looks of rookies coming up the ladder from the minor teams. Along with these, and such able veterans as Captain Weis, Greene, Nolan, Thompson, Warren, Bell, Gelthaus and Schroer Bob should have a great and successful year. lust wait. Spring sports are becoming more and more popular and wide-spread at St. X. The Base- ballers started the season off quietly, but soon found the pace ancl began to tear down the opposition. St. X had a quite successful net season, aclancing to the city play-off with the Purples of Male and losing, 4-3. The track team was more or less mediocre, but good talent is in view for the succeeding season. L HIGHLIGHTS OF '39-'40 SEASON Tigers start grid season with rollicking vic- tory over Central City by 26-0, featuring some brilliant plays by Pat Lenahan . . . Graven and Weis' long runs against Hazard . . . Iackie Thompson pushed the pigskin over the Manual goal-line, scoring for the first time in several years in bowing to the Reds by 32-7 . . . Some great defensive play in the Male-X game staves off Male rallies, with Lady Luck giving the Purples a 13-0 victory . . . In the cage picture, Knobby Walsh rallies to score 18 points against Valley, a game in which the Tigers won, 47-37. . . . Alumni held to 39-41 victory by scrappy Tigers . . . Tigers defeat Male in the 7th Re- gional final and earn trip to Lexington . . . Tommy Geisler goes on a scoring rampage and counts 14 points against Hazel Green . . . And many more thrills have the Tiger fans wit- nessed, only to mention a few, in the 1939-40 season, in every department of athletics, and can expect many more in the years to come. Until then, adios. The season's record reads as follows: September 24 ,....,,..,,,. -Ioliet 13 September 26 ....,..,..... -Central Ciy 0 October 7 ,,..V,,,.,,.,....... Hazard 0 October 13 .,,..,.....,...... Paducah 33 October 20 .,... -Knoxville 6 October 28 .................. -Manual 32 November 4 .....,........,, -Ashland 18 November ll ..,.,,....,... -Male 13 ,November 30 ....,,...,.. New Albany 13 The complete record of the Tiger wins and losses follow: St. Xavier 27-St. loe Prep 23 22-Eminence 19 32-Silver Creek 52 30-Lawrenceburg 26 34-Charlestown 15 47-Valley 37 43-Brooksville 35 36-Central City 26 32-Manual 24 18-Valley 17 29-Male 35 45-St. Ioe 25 37-Murray 38 28-Paducah 15 39-Newport 29 lAll-Ky. Con. Tourney? 26-Male 35 lAll-Ky. Con, Tourneyl 36-Corbin 27 CAll-Ky. Con. Tourneyl 27-Male 25 26-lnez 31 32-Manual 23 37-New Albany 24 25-Brooksville 33 24-Holmes of Covington 20 39-'35 Champs 41 28-Male 21 lRegional Tourney? 31-Hazel Green 36 lState Tournamentl 37-St. Iohn's 45 lEastern lnvitationall One of the lesser sports here that received much interest from students was bowling. A league made up of teams from Male, Manual, and St. X was formed and played over a num- ber of weeks. The St. X team was the victor. On the team were Leo Gies, Bob Gephart, Charlie Steier, Bob Schreck, and Mike Gast. Gast led the league with a 184 pin average. Coached by Brother Patricius, the golf team represented the Green and Gold in meets with other scholastic teams of this area. fun time Happy days were high school days ..,, Fun and 1laugh+er marked many momenfs.... momenfs such as capiured by +he snap shofs on fhe 'following pages. We laughed af many a ioke, foo, during our four year sfay a+ X , so we have added fwo pages of humorous bifs such as you mighf have en- ioyed during fhese pasf years. 5 ,. 5 uv 'TQEQT .Aw-f ' ,, .wvglllw F'-ik Q 1 . Ei ii I fa ii 15? Mi if E .gust 4 A 98? i WOR w I -vpaiw -5---f-.rm as U I, 4. 'J ' ar 'Q Q A ,eiqxx X 3,3 'V' R M W 5-'21 merrily we roll along Five boys and a car .... fhe open road beck- ons. This car, properfy of John David is fypical of 'lhe cars owned by S+. X. Seniors. Nor foo large, nof +oo small, economical +o opera+e, hardly enough fo bear fhe own- er's iinlrering .... 'rhese are some of fhe re- quiremen+s 'For a senior's car. XS -41? nv 'U' -wg. . ' jffii in-5 Q V 41- if 1. it-I '. '. ig? 2 . 1 X A AX, I , w 3' , QW, - L3 I Q X. ., ,. 'r x ew - . 12 ' Y fzi, M ' Mr . .1 V ?1 3 I ' hm 5 , 1 YF En iihl!! v S1 Q, , Q if BILLY FOX fd -. ,..-, wr -iff V ,f-ef fl, ,f 7' , I , . M 'zu 47' V , f I- .4 1 -'- F, 4 Ak rv A ,, - .-, VI , , f' K A ,f 3, 'L M gd.. .h,,f- -J, ,H .iff JZ,-f 3.1 JOHN DAVID pleasant fellows A smile is always a welcome assel' io any boy. Here are four fellows who are nofed for +heir smiles and pleasanl' disposi+ions. Above is Jack Schwab. On +l1e opposi+e page are Charlie Sfeier and +l1e +wo co-cap+ains of nexl' year's fooiball squad, Jack Fallol' and Heinie Kaufman. STEIER FALLOT KAUFMAN I936 - I937 We were pretty busy in our at some ot these: He: Pardon ine. but your stockings are wrinkled. She: You brute, I have no stockings on. 41 4 3 S Judge: You are accused of vagrancy, panhandling, assault with intent to rob, resisting an officer, and countless minor charges. Have you ever earned an honest dollar in your life? Prisoner: Yes, your honor. I voted for you at the last election. as a an s I-'irst Steno: I bet you hated to hear that alarm clock ring this morning. Second Steno: 1'1l say I did. lt woke tirst yea r, but we probably still had time to laugh mother up just as I was getting in the house. wk Sk vk 1 New Bride: Just think, dear, I won a medal at the Cooking School. Hubby: Wonderful, my dear. What's this I'm eating? New Bride: Guess! Hubby: The medal? 21 S 3 Hubby: Where in the world is n1y clean shirt? Wife: I put it on the clothes horse. Hubby: That's great. VVhat odds did you get? i937 - i938 Although we had advanced one year along the road to graduation, as Sopho- mores, we still dldn't lcnow how to recognize a good joke and thus we probably laughed at one ot the tollowlng: Doctor: You cough much easier this morning. Patient' I ought to, I'Ve been prac- ficing all night. is It SF 41 Student: I'd like to have this car fixed. Mechanic: Can't buddy. VVe're not manufacturers. if wk Pk ik Mandy: Mrs Smith, may I ttake dese here grape fruit peelings wif me? Mrs. Smith: Why sure, Mandy. But why don't you take some grape fruit in- stead? Mandy: No mum, thank you. These here peelings makes our garbage look so stylish. lk 41 :lr ik We know a guy so dumb, he thinks the White House spokesman is the fellow who fixes the wheels on the Presidential automobile. :lf if ak Ik Tommy: My uncle plays the piano by car. George: Aw shucks, that's nothin'. My grandpa fiddles with his whiskers. Ik ill 34 il Sweet young thing: Would you give a dime to help the Old Ladies Home? Fresh guy: What! Are they out again? I I I I I I X I I f i938 - I939 These were some of the iolces ihai followed us during our Junior year. Teacher: Johnny, give me an example of rigid economy. Johnny: A dead Scotchman, teacher. U ll If U There was a young German named Stein, Who worked in an Illinois mine. One day the fuse didn't work, So he gave it a jerk -And all they found was his watch on the Rhine. U 8 1 8 The professor rapped on the desk and shouted: Gentlemen-order. The entire class yelled, Beer, Waiter, Yes, sir. Have you ever been to the Zoo? No, sir. Well, you ought to go some time. You'd get a kick out of watching the turtles zip past. ra 4 A 8 8 1 0 His first day on the job, the colored hall boy dashed excitedly up to the re- gister desk. De man in room seben has done hang himself. Hanged himself! the clerk exclaimed. Did you cut him down? No suh! He ain't dead yet. I939 - i940 And not even the so-called dignified Seniors were too dignified io laugh at a iolce-a ioke such as one of these lwe hopel. An Australian during the World War tried to enlist at Sydney. He was refused by the doctor on account of bad feet. Next morning he presented himself again before the examining doctor: It's no use, I can't take you. You couldn't stand the marching, said the medico, but why are you so insistent? Well, Doc, said the other, I walked 187 miles to get here and I sorta hate to walk back. . if I if ll Oswald called a hammer a hammer un- til he hit his finger with it. 1 wish some brainy guy who yearns Upon this world to leave his mark, Would cross our flies with lightning bugs So I could swat them in the dark. if 4 all Sl Judge: You can take your choice- ten dollars or ten days. Prisoner Cstill in a foggy conditionj: I'll take the money, your honor. l at at l Sammy: I see good in all things. Oscar: Can you see good in a fog? YJ Q I ,ty ' 4 Q, 33 in lf Ov 5 if 14 THE TIGER STAFF EXPRESSES ITS APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING EOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. To duPonf Manual High School for fhe use of +he cufs in Ihe Kenfuckiana secfion. To Caufield and Shook for use of 'Ihe phoiographs in Ihis secfion. To Mr. Clark, of +he Louisville Color Gravure Co., for his sugges+ions and assisfance. To Brofher Josephus for The many picfures he con 'rribu+ed. To all 'ihe underclassmen who helped To make 'Ihe Tiger possible. To all our pafrons who so generously supplied us wi+h financial aid. To ihe local academies For Iheir coops-ra+ion wi'Ih +he slaff. To 'Ihe members of 'the Senior Class who spenf lime and gasoline in securing pa+rons. To +he members of 'Ihe facully who so kindly as- sisred us whenever if was wifhin +heir means +o do so. Engraved by THE IIIUISVIIII BUIUII GIIAVIIRE CII patrons LEO SCHUCKMANN PAUL J. HEFFERNAN COMPANY BILLY GATES, '38 MR. AND MRS. WALTER A. HIXSON MR. AND MRS. J. ALBERT KRIEGER GEM LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY DR. GEORGE A. ROBERTSON KENTUCKY TAVERN MINISH AND POTTS, FLOWERS KELLY'S GRILL COLEMAN'S TAVERN NANCY WATSON GLORIA WARTMAN KITTY MORIARITY BOOTSIE MAZZONI AND MARTHA AND BILL ALFRED A. SCHILLER B. J. JOHNSON AND SONS CO. WEARBEST CLOTHING COMPANY GARGOTTO CAFE CLEPHAS GRILL LLEWELLYN LAUNDRY BERNARD B. 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EMBRY DISTRIBUTING COMPANY SENIOR CLASS OF SACRED HEART ACADEMY URSULINE ACADEMY STRATMAN BARBER SHOP GATCHEL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES l-A Billy Roberfs Buddy Lally John Plamp Jerry Grenough Bill Richardson John Wallace Tom Hill Doug. Hackelf Huberf Hazelip, Junior George Wan+land Jim Kramer Charles Lyons Henry Vessels Frank Dougherly Phil. Waison, Jr. Bob McKiernan J. Bernard Pike Bill Buckman 3-A Edward Wahl Anfhony Sirohbeck Roberr Birkel Richard Spalding Leo Rafferman Emmefl' Fagan Russell Smylhe John Wernerl Jim 'Finnegan Bill Sandman Billy Siansbury I-A !-B i-C I--D I -E I-F I-G I-H patrons I-E Joe Renzi Roberl Kern Merril' Millei Bernard Palmer Lawrence Schullen 2-A 2-B 2-C 2-D 2-E 2-F 2-G I-B Carl Sandman William S+eli'enpohl Frank Reifz Craig Jeffries Dave Kellon Anfhony Slurgeon Louis Veller John Abby John Hancock Charles Gipperich Daniel Kelaher I-C Joseph Bimmerle Frank Campisano I-D Tommy Smilh Bernard Willinger Gene P. Kinney 3-B Richard McDaniel Donald Reinhard? Fred Perkins Bob Krebs Lawrence Willenbrink, Jr. Ofio lvllleli Emil Sleinmelz Vincenl' Lococo Charles Aulbach Jack McKenna Herberl Price Roberl' Harpring Jack Greene Richard Slelfenpohl 3-A 3-B 3-C 3-D 3-E 3-F 3-G -V, Wfemofuf .final s