St Xavier High School - Tiger Yearbook (Louisville, KY)
- Class of 1945
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E . Fx ii 1 H . 3. Q sr. XA SCHOOL' 118 West Broadway LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY To make sure each one has an opportunity to take a glance through this publication, please mail to the one following your name. I know this sounds like negimentation but I don't relish the idea of carrying it around all summer. - ' Mamie Neil Heilserx Neil All the pictures checked with a red pencil mark are my contributions Just thought you might be interestbd--- oh, yeah! Hope you enjoy the trip through this book. ' - ' Bernard. NL '6l:x s-3X3 J 'B .Z Vain.. iii'-1:2 Z, In 5 5.k':fi xx fs'- R11 f X23 1 'rt '5- 3 .Q Wh- ,ts 1 A 'ix nymmit E '22-L f ml My .1 L ' wu 746 W IQ45 7. HE SENKOR CLASS O ISVILLE, K . LGU PUBLXSHED BY 1 H1614 scHooL . . 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Men of God who taught us how to build our lives on the principles of Catholicism . . . Our friends and our comrades to Whom we owe a debt that We shall never adequately repay . . . An in- tegral part of the memories we shall ever cherish of St. Xavier High School .... nv- N N 1 iw xivwzt-f' -' 53554 'C'-tg T Rap Q, f2ff?r7W2HX A ,' at Aw 'tg 1 ef in as Q X-N Ji Xu , 219 11 mb? 1 BROTHER GEORGE FRANCIS, C.F.X. fs izrgm -1' as '11 if z ' v A. ro' xl ADMINIS Dear Seniors: Itis been wonderful-really it has. Watching you grow from the timid, immature Fresh- man to the polished, man-of-affairs Senior has given us all sorts of pleasure., We gloried in the success that was yours, sympathized with you when failure greeted your efforts. We saw your love for the Green and Gold increase and expand with the passing years. We re- joiced at the realization that you were adding to your stature - spiritually, mentally, physi- cally. . Yes, knowing you meant a great deal to us. Class discussions, informal arguments, idle chatter about this and that-theyill be cherished memories to which we'll cling. For we shan't forget you, you know. The interest we had in you as a St. X. student will continue long after your graduation. We shall always take a tremendous pride in your achieve- ments and we sincerely hope that the friendship we formed with you will endure. May God watch over you on your journey through life. You are leaving the safe and al- 12 most cloistered world of the classroom for a bitter and disillusioned world of sorrow and strife. Love has been rejected in favor of Hate. God has been cast aside. Religion has been made a mockery. HOLD FAST TO YOUR IDEALS! Live a Catholic life in the Catholic way. Let the spirit of Mother Church direct and animate you. Make Catholicism a dynamic force to vital- ize each and all of your actions. LOVE GOD! Only in God will you find the answer to the questions that will perplex and trouble you. All our best wishes go with you. You will be remembered daily in our prayers. May the good God bless you and keep you-always! -THE ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY JUNE, 1945 RATION lj fy' 331 X I n J X DIRECTOR of STUDIES BROTHER CLIMACUS, C.F.X. aj N -1 :A .1 at pggili THE FACULTY OF BROTHER LEONARD FRANCIS, C.F.X. BROTHER MAJELLA, C.F.X. ASSISTANT TO PRINCIPAL TREASURER OF ST. XAVIER BROTHER ATHANASIUS, C.F.X. BROTHER AUBIN, C-F-X- , Q BROTHER BERTRAN, C.F.X. BROTHER BONIFACE, C.F.X. 14 BROTHER BELLARMINE, C.F.X BROTHER DIDYMUS, C.F.X. BROTHER DOMINIC, C.F.X. BROTHER DONATUS, C.F.X. BROTHER EDWARD JOSEPH, C.F.X. BROTHER ELROY, C.F.X. BROTHER ERNAN, C.F.X. BROTHER EUGENE, C.F.X. BROTHER FIDELIS, C.F.X. BROTHER FLORIAN, C.F.X. BROTHER GAUDENTIUS, C.F.X. : x.fHis,.-gl! I SAINT XAVIER A M ta? ngvis I 5 :GT k g, T 1-1 E F A C U L '1 5-F ha V gl pklilij NN. J' 1 BROTHER GERALD, C.F.X. BROTHER JAMES, C.F.X. BROTHER JOSEPHUS, C.F.X. BROTHER LIONEL, C.F.X. ' . BROTHER NELSON, C.F.X. BROTHER PASTOR, C.F.X. 1 6 TY OF BROTHER JOACHIM, c.F.X. BROTHER MARIAN, C.F.X. BROTHER PAULUS, C.F.X. BROTHER PHILIP, C.F.X. BROTHER RALPH, C.I-'.X. BROTHER RUDOLPH, C.F.X. BROTHER SERVANUS, C.F.X. BROTHER STEPHEN, C.F.X. BROTHER TIMOTHY, C.F.X. SAINT XAV BROTHER REGINALD, C.F.X. I l BROTHER STANISLAUS, C.F.X. BROTHER THOMAS MORE, C.F.X. S . I - 0 I x S' A IE R R A 58, -371 BROTHER URBAN FRANCIS, C.F.X. FATHER RAYMOND TREECE MR. WILLIAM JENKINS mx WM 'E ff THE FACULTY we Ya-A., BROTHER VALERIAN, C.F.X. MR. HORACE BATES MR. OAKLEY BROWN I ,li MISS MARY GALLAGHER MISS CLEMENCE WAGNER 18 The graduates of 1945 . . . Ready to play their part in the shaping of the tremendous things to come . . . Realizing that theirs will be no easy task and yet confident that in Catholicism they will find the answers to all problems . . . Knowing that humanity will find a just and lasting peace only when it learns to love the Prince of Peace . . . f :AA Tick - ifxggf' '58 SQ . -Y A 5 6, .. ,g. KW'3 , visas Q ff my X it ya- xr-1'-'49 ' nga Q txxhlw 2 xi!- ' lVw..wN X ESX . R ,da T., . . , , , F' ROBERT CARTER HAMILTON WW 'l' SEN1012 QFFICERS SENIQR OFFICERS WN WILLIAM THOMAS CASSIN SECRETARY-TREASURER lm-iM a s V ,,,.......................................JgQxR .. - 'flu'- ' '--Six ..-- F! W f ' 'wnghx V '--. K , - ,Er ijln-1-.. .411 --mlill-I!!! II-II!-lm VICE-PRESIDENT MEN QUE' EEHTOR OF THE IQMSTIGER WILLIAM IRVIN JACOB GEORGE RANDOLPH SCHRODT X VALEDICTGRIAN PAUL PETER THIEMANN SALUTATQRIAN XEJVUEUQ EDITOR CDF TI-IE XAVIER NEWS VINCENTKENN FRANCIS ROBERT ABELL Frank . . . St. James Classical Course X News 1,2,3,4g C,S.M.C. Pres.g Debating 2,3,4g Literary Club 43 Student Council 4 MARTIN JOSEPH AMLUNG Lu . . . St. Therese Scientific Course CARL OHLE ANSERT Carl . . . St. Mary Magdalen Commercial Course Business Club 4 JAMES KENNETH ASH Jim . . . Holy Name General Course Kitten Basketball 1 WILLIAM JAMES BALDWIN Bill . . . Central, Toledo General Course CLARENCE RAYMOND BAUER C. R .... Holy Trinity Scientific Course J.V. Football 15 Varsity 3,43 4D Class Secretary JOSEPH ALPHONSE BAUER J. B .... St. Elizabeth Scientific Course 4D Class Treasurer ll N MARTIN ARNOLD BAUER Bud . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course LOUIS FRANCIS BAUMGARTEN Louie . . . Holy Trinity Scientii-lc Course WILLIAM JOSEPH BAX Billy . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course Cub Basketball 13 J.V. 2 BERNARD WILL IAM BECKER Billy . . . St. Columba Scientific Course EUGENE JOSEPH BENDER Gene . . . St. Benedict Scientific Course The 1945 TIGER 24 ,L f Seniors The 1945 TIGER 0 FRANK CRAYCROFT BLAND!-'ORD Frank . . . St. Frances of Rome Commercial Course J .V. Football Mgr. 1 I JOHN I-IERMAN BLUMER Herm . . . St. Denis General Course DEN IS MICHAEL BOWMAN Tiny . . . Holy Name Commercial Course Business Club 4 CHARLES JOSEPH BREMMELHAUS Windy . . . St. James . Scientific Course Camera Club 2 FRANK HANLON BRESLIN Frank . . . St. James Scientific Course J.V. Football 1: Varsity 2,3,4g Student Council 4 BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH BROWN Bart . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course Golf 1,2,3,4,g Pep Club 4: Kitten Basketball 1 HARRY ANDREW BRYAN Harry . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course JOHN WALTER BUCKMAN Tiny . . . St. Boniface Scientific Course DANIEL FRANCIS BURKE Danny . . . St. James Scientific Course Track 2,3,4 WILLIAM PAUL BUTLER Billy . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course Band 1,2,3,4g 4C Class Secretary MATTHEW JOSEPH CASSIN Shorty . . . St. Columba Scientific Course WILLIAM THOMAS CASSIN Bill . . . Holy Cross General Course Cub Basketball lg J .V. 23 Varsity 33 J .V. Football 25 4G Class President 25 , I1 ffm '::fiE.?' lll'l X A j KM T WIQLL .-111 --IHHI11Il- ZZ II EUGENE JOSEPH CHERVENAK Shervie . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course Track 3,43 Student Council 4: Radio Workshop 4 JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER CONNIFF Joe . . . St. Cecilia Commercial Course Yearbook Committee JOHN WILLIAMS DANT .Tack . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course AUGUST PHILIP DATTILO Gus . . . St. Elizabeth Scientific Course JAMES CARROLL DEDDENS Jimmy . . . Holy Trinity ScientiBc Course Student Council 43 Radio Workshop 4 PAUL EUGENE DEDDENS Pete . . . St. Anthony Commercial Course Business Club 45 Pep Club 4 MICHAEL GEURGE DEELEY Mike . . . St. John Scientific Course Student Council 4 BENJAMIN JOSEPH DEKEMPER Ben . . . St. Brigid Commercial Course JOHN PATRICK DEMPSEY Shorty . . . St. Augustine, Lebanon Scientific Course Xavier News 3 EUGENE HERBERT DETENBER Gene . . . St. Anthony General Course J.V. Football 1: Varsity 2,3,4 Captain: Varsity Basketball 3,45 Track 33 Student Council 4 JAMES HENRY DICKEN Jimmy . . . St. Therese Scientific Course Camera Club 2,3,4g 4 C Class Vice-President ROBERT WILLIAM DOANE Bob . . . St. Benedict Commercial Course 4 The 1945 TIGER ,ef i Seniors Hb The 1945 TIGER HARRY LEO DOLAN Blevis . . . St. Louis Bertrand Commercial Course ROBERT JOSEPH DOLLINGER Bob . . . St, Brigid Classical Course Camera Club 3,45 Radio Workshop 4 CHARLES MCDONALD DORAN Hunk . . . St, George Scientific Course THOMAS ALLEN DOYLE Tom . . . Holy Spirit Commercial Course Freshman Basketball THEODORE JOHN DUERR Ted . . . St. Francis of Assisi Cheer Leader l,2,3,4: Pep Club 43 Yearbook Committee HAROLD WILLIAM ECCLES Harold . . . St. Francis of Assisi Classical Course Camera Club 3: Debating 3: Literary Club 31 Study Club 3 STEVE RAPIER EDELEN Jitterbug . . . St. Joseph, Bardstown Scientific Course RICHARD JAMES EFFINGER Dick . . . St. James Scientific Course Track 3 JAMES LEE ELDER .Tim . . . Holg Trinity Commercial ourse Varsity Football 3 THOMAS WILLIAM ELMORE Doc . . . St. Cecilia Scientific Course Varsity Football 4 ROBERT JOSEPH ELPERS Bob . . . St. Martin Commercial Course Business Club 4g 4E Class President OTTO ALBERT ERNY Ot's . . . Mother of Sorrows Scientific Course J .V. Football 23 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 27 'f Ww e N ,I ,A Y! 1 if I -A AMW Y- l wk J VX',.gQ,,, M' f I f ,,--.-,.1s:Lwe. - I L I . . 1 V V , V r r f I I Y Y . , V i 1 V , I 1 f -417 EDWARD GEORGE FELHOELTER Edbo . . . Holy Name General Course FERDINAND JOSEPH FLANAGAN Fred , . . St Frances of Rome Scientific Course THOMAS SHERMAN FORCHT Tom . . . Cathedral Scientific Course JAMES CHRISTOPHER FOREMAN Muscles . . . St. Martin General Course Yearbook Committee: J .V. Football Mgr. 2 CHARLES FREDERICK FRAN-CKE Francke . . . Christ the King Scientific Course J.V. Football 25 Varsity 3,45 ' Baseball 2,3,4: Student Council 4 Kitten Basketballg Pep Club 4 GEORGE HENRY I-'RANK Briefy . . . St. Vincent de Paul Commercial Course LOUIS GEORGE I-'RANKENBERGER Pete . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course JOHN DOMINIC FREDERICK Jack . . . St. Augustine, Jeff. General Course JOHN FREDERICK FRITSCH Fritsch . . . St. Vincent de Paul General Course ROBERT SYLVESTER FRY Bob . . . St. Martin Commercial Course Secretary to Bro. Majella WILLIAM FRANCIS FULTZ Bill . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Pep Club 45 J.V. Football: J .V. Basketball THOMAS OSBORNE GARVEY Tommy . . . Flaget Classical Course The 1945 TIGER A , Student Council 4 Seniors The 1945 TIGER ozone: IRVINE GATES Joe . . . St. Joseph, Bardstown Classical Course Radio Workshop 4 CARL HENRY GEISER Big Rock . . . Mother of Sorrows General Course Varsity Football 4 KENNETH LOUIS GERING Kenny . . . St. Columba Scientitic Course WILLIAM LEE GOODIN Bill . . . Cathedral Scientific Course SYLVESTER GRANT Red . . . St. Benedict Scientific Course J.V. Football 2: Varsity 3,45 ROBERT BERNARD GRAY Bob . . . Holy Name Scientific Course Yearbook Committee DONALD SLACK GRENOUGH Don . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Band 1.2.3 PHILIP LAWRENCE GREVER Phil . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Band 1,2,3,4g Xavier News 4 DONALD DAVID GRUNEISEN Grinny . . . Holy Trinity Commercial Course RICHARD CHARLES GUELDA N Muff . . . St. Ann Commercial Course DONALD JOSEPH HAAS Pokey . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course JOHN CARL HACKEL J. C .... Mother of Sorrows Commercial Course 2 9 i S QI-L3 S 7 S ff! ' .fff If-,'xlIlf!!lY if , ,, 1' If fi, If ROBERT CARTER HAMILTON Bob . . . duPont Manual Scientific Course Varsity Baseball 3,43 Varsity Football 4: Student Counci 4 WILLIAM LEROY HAMMETT Ham . . . Hoey Name Commercial ourse THOMAS EUGENE HEAD Flattop . . . Holy Name Scientific Course . Xavier News 3,45 Dramatics 4: Camera Club 4 FORREST ALOYSIUS HEINTZMAN Mole . . . Reitz Memorial, Evansville Scientific Course Band 3.4: Radio Workshop 4 THEODORE ALOYSIUS HEITZMAN Kuka . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 45 Kitten Basketball 1 LAWRENCE PETER HELLMUELLER Larry . . . Holy Spirit Scientific Course Varsity Football 3 LEO ANTHONY HELLMUELLER Lee . . . Holy Spirit Scientific Course Varsity Football 3 CLETUS EDWARD HERP Cletus . . . St. Therese Classical Course DONALD CHARLES HEVERIN Don . . . St. Joseph Orphanage Classical Course Debating 2: Literary Club 41 Xavier News 2 JOHN HENRY HINKEBEIN Jack . . . St. Frances of Rome Commercial Course THOMAS EDWARD HOGAN Tom . . . St. James Classical Course HENRY PATRICK HOHMAN Pat . . . Holy Name Commercial Course T h Q 19 4 5 TIG E R a 1 A FT .l-F-. W V I Seniors The 1945 TIGER KF' IJ. lZIH -I-I-I!-:In J, ff, 'g..-...........:1....4.g..,m , -f' '--L., I .ff ,ff f------C xr -., gg V I -1.-. I I I I 'I I I I I I ' PAUL CLARK HOLMES - ' Cookie . . . St. Boniface Commercial Course WILLIAM FRANCIS HOMMERICH Shadow . . . St. Vincent de Paul Scientific Course WILLIAM FREDERICK HUBER Bill . . . St. Augustine, Jeff. Commercial Course Dramatics 2,3,4 JOSEPH RAYMOND HUELSMAN Joe . . . St. Therese Commercial Course Dramatic Club 2,3,4: Glee Club 4 EUGENE .TULIAN I-IU!-'FINE Hui? . . . St. Vincent de Paul Scientific Course J.V. Football 23 Varsity 3,4 WILLIAM JOSEPH HUNCKLER Bill . . . Christ the King Scientific Course J .V. Football 2: Varsity 3,43 Varsity Baseball 3,4g Student Council 4 Pres. WILLIAM IRVIN JACOB Bill . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Band 1,2,3.4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4p X News 4: Yearbook Editor: Pep Club 4: Student Council 3: X Unit C.S.M.C. Secretary ROBERT TODD JEFFERSON Jeff . . . St. Elizabeth Scientific Course LEO BENJAMIN JENKINS Sunshine . . . St. Columba Scientific Course JOSEPH FRANK JOHNSON Joe . . . Holy Spirit Scientific Course ALBERT ALBIN KAELIN Al . . . Holly Cross Commercia Course Varsity Football Mgr. 3 FRANK ERHARDT KAMENISH Kam . . . St. Elizabeth General Course J.V. Football 23 Varsity 3,45 Track 3,4 31 JAMES RAYMOND ZKARIBO Jim . . . St. Philip Neri Commercial Course Varsity Football 4: Track 3 Student Council 4: Kitten Basketball 1 WALTER LACEY KAUI-'FMANN Augie . . . St. Therese Scientific Course Varsity Football 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 4: Student Council 4 WILLIAM JOSEPH KEEI-'E Billy . . . St, Catherine, Lexington General Course RAYMOND WILLIAM KENEALY Ray . . . St. Benedict General Course JOHN RICHARD KENNEDY Rick . . . St. Augustine, Jeff. Scientific Course JOHN THOMAS KIESLER Lefty . . . St. Vincent de Paul Commercial Course Business Club 4 EDWARD JOHN KINBERGER Eddie . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course Varsity Baseball 3,43 Varsity Basketball 4 ROBERT NEWELL KINDERMAN Senator . . . St. Francis of Assisi Classical Course 4A Class President JOHN JOSEPH KING J. .T .... St. George Scientific Course 4C Class President: Varsity Baseball 3: Yearbook Committee ROBERT LEE KLAUSING Bob . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course J.V. Football 1,2: J.V. Basketball 3: Varsity 4 MILTON JEROME KLEIER Jerry . . . Holy Cross Commercial Course 4F Class President: Varsity Football Mgr. 3: Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3 PHILIP AUGUSTUS KLEIN Phil . . . St. Leo Scientific Course 1 Student Council 4: Varsity I Football Mgr. 4: 4B Class President The 1945 TIGER TB . .. ...l-.,,. ,, .L-...H M AA, -, Seniors The 1945 TIGER GEORGE EARL KRAUS 1 Earl . . . St. Brigid 1 Scientific Course 1 ' HENRY LOUIS KREBS Hank . . . St. Francis of Assisi General Course CHARLES EDWARD LEEZER Beak . . . St. Columba Scientific Course ' Q - ff' E- iss.. TFT 1'fLT1f a f ' ,! I I lv lv 1 . 1 1 FA 1 W -I I f , I I ,' Iv K If ANDREW MARTIN LINETTE Andy . . . St, Columba Commercial Course CYRIL LOUIS LINK Cyril . . . St. Leo Scientific Course RICHARD BERNARD LOESCH Dick . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course JOHN LUKE MALLEY Jack . . . Holy Trinity Classical Course 4A Class Secretary: Student Council 3,43 J.V. Football 1 THOMAS JOSEPH MALLOY Tom . . . Holy Cross Commercial Course 4E Class Vice-President: Business Club 4 JOHN DALTON MATTIMORE Matty . . . St. Vincent, Latrobe Scientific Course Xavier News 4 FRANCIS JOSEPH McCLARY Joe . . . St. Louis Bertrand Commercial Course JOHN WELLINGTON McCULLOCH Johnny . . . St. James Scientific Course 4B Class Secretary CHARLES JOHN MCGAFF Chuck . . . Holy Spirit Classical Course X News 3,43 Student Council 45 Dramatic Club 2 33 KENNETH JAMES MCGEE Mac . . . St. Elizabeth General Course ROCCO FONTAINE McGUFFIN Roc . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course Student Council 45 Radio Workshop 4 JOHN HALVOR McKAY Johnny . . . Holy Name Scientific Course Track 3.4: Pep Club 45 Xavier News 3,4 JAMES LEE McMAI-ION Mack . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course 4F Class Vice-President BENEDICT JOSEPH METCALI-'E Ben . . . Sacred Heart Classical Course X News 1,2,3: Literary Club 3,45 C.S.M.C. Louisville Vice-Pres. LEO AUGUST MEYER Leo . . . St. Therese Commercial Course Baseball 3 EDWARD MCMACKIN MILLER Mack . . . Holy Rosary Scientific Course FRANCIS CARL MILLER Frankie . . . Holy Trinity, N. A. Scientific Course JOHN JOSEPH MIRANDA Jack . . . St. Columba Scientific Course Pep Club 4: Cheer Leader 2,5 RALPH ALBERT MOLTER Ralph . . . St. Brigid Scientific Course EUGENE LAMAR MONTFOHT Gene . . . St. Francis of Assisi Classical Course X News l,2,3,4g Student Council 4 4A Class Treasurer: Dramatics 1,2,3,4g C.S.M.C. Xavier Unit Vice-Pres. JOHN' RICHARD MOONEY Jack . . . Holy Name Scientific Course Th 8 19 4 5 TIG E R f 1 a as it Tliignl ,LA-..v.-n.e..L. .i. , ., , S e n i o 1' s B The 1945 TIGER f 9 IULIAN I-'ELIX MUCCI Julian . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course RICHARD LOUIS MUDD Richard . . . Holy Name Scientific Course 4C Class Treasurer CARL WILLIAM MUELLER Maud . . . Christ the King General Course Student Council 43 Varsity Balsegall 2,3,4g Cub Basketball 13 DONALD JOSEPH MUNICH Don . . . St. Augustine, Jeff. Scientific Course CHARLES BARDSLEY MURPHY Chuck . . . Blessed Sacrament Classical Course JAMES THOMAS MURPHY Murph . . . St. George Commercial Course WILLIAM KENNETH NAGEL Ken . . . St. Columba Commercial Course JAMES EDWARD NARZ Jim . . . St. Columba Scientific Course Cheer Leader 1: Pep Club 4 I-'RED ANTHONY NICOULIN Nick . . . duPont Manual Scientific Course ROBERT BERNARD NIEHO1-'F Bob . . . St. Joseph Scientific Course Band 1,2,3.43 Orchestra 2,3,4 JACOB MARTIN NIX Jake . . . Fairdale High Commercial Course ROBERT LOUIS NOE Bob . . . St. Benedict Commercial Course Varsity Football 3 35 K4 N Haig W -'s s -aw 'w 1.. a s WILLIAM ALLEN NUNNELLY Bill . . . St. James Scientific Course J.V. Football 2 IRVIN ROBERT O'BRYAN Irv . . . St. Philip Neri Classical Course WILLIAM HUGH 0'BRYAN Bill . . . Flaget Commercial Course DAVID DANIEL 0'CONNELL Doc . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course CHARLES JACOB OSTERTAG Charles . . . St. Boniface General Course WILLIAM GEORGE O'TOOLE Bill . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course Dramatic Club 1 NORMAN EDWARD CTT Norm . . . St. Benedict Dramatics l,2,3,4g Tennis 2,3,4g Cheer Leader 3,45 Pep Club 45 4F Class Secretary Yearbook Committee HERBERT WARNER OVERLEY Ove . . . St. James Scientific Course Cheerleader 3,43 Pep Club 4 HAROLD BERNARD OWENS Harold . . . St. Martin Commercial Course GRADY EDWARD PARHAM Sonny . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course WILLIAM MONROE PFEIFFER Bill . . . Holy Name Commercial Course 1 CHARLES EUGENE OUIRE l Jeep . . . St. Vincent de Paul General Course J.V. Football 1: Varsity 2,3,4: Pep Club 43 Baseball 2: Tennis 2,3 Cub Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3 The 1945 TIGER sn.L1,-,mr,m,-,, , , ,,--7,,,,, , ,, RYA W ,,,.4 , , ,, Y eww Seniors The 1945 TIGER EDWARD WILLARD RACHFORD I Eddie . . . Mother of Sorrows i General Course Q Secretary to Brother Majella RICHARD WATHEN RADEMAKER Dick . . . Holy Rosary Scientific Course WILLIAM JAMES RADEMAKER Bill . . . Blessed Sacrament Commercial Course JOSEPH HENRY REAGAN ffl lx ull lu ' 'I -ml - fi , Joe . . . St. Charles Borromeo Commercial Course EDWIN BURTON RHODES Ed . . .'Holy Name Scientific Course PAUL MARTIN RICHE Rich . . . St. Augustine, Jeff. Scientific Course KELLER ANDREW RIEDE Andy . . . St. Brigid Commercial Course JAMES KENNETH ROBY Dealer . . . Holy Name Commercial Course Radio Workshop 4 GILBERT LOUIS ROTH Felix, . . . New Albany High General Course JOHN JAMES RYAN Johnny . . . St. Agnes ou s Scientific C r e Band 1,2,3,4: Yearbook Committee FREDERICK CHARLES SADTLER Fritz . . . Holy Spirit Scientific Course ROBERT MATTHEW SANDERS Bob . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course 37 GERALD KENNETH SCHAH1-'ENBERGER Schaf . . . St. Elizabeth Scientific Course DONALD JOSEPH SCI-IIEMAN Don . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course LOUIS HUBERT SCHNELLENBERGER Louie . . . St. Elizabeth Commercial Course STEPHEN JULIUS SCI-INURR Sonny . . . St. Therese Scientific Course Band 3,4 GEORGE RANDOLPH SCI-IRODT Randy . . . St. Francis of Assisi Classical Course Band 1,2.3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Pep Club 45 Student Council 4 EDWIN CHARLES SCHULER Ed . . . St. Anthony, Jeff. Scientific Course 4C Class President: V Varsity Basketball 3,4 WILLIAM EDWARD SCHULTE Bill . . . St. Elizabeth Scientific Course OTTO JOSEPH SCHULZ Otto . . . St. Therese General Course Student Council 43 Baseball 3: J.V. Football 2: Varsity 3 EUGENE LAWRENCE SCI-IWEINHART Udee . . . Holy Name Commercial Course LOUIS GEORGE SCHWEIZER Bucky . . . St. Boniface Commercial Course Business Club 4 DONALD WILLIAM SCULLY Don . . . St. Columba General Course Student Council 45 Yearbook Committee 4G Class President: Cub Basketball 13 J .V. 23 Varsity 3,4 CLIFFORD JEROME SEGER Doc . . . St. Vincent de Paul Classical Course Football Mgr. 4 Wi The 1945 TIGER aiLf4lF ' i' f sa ,V'f-j Seniors The 1945 TIGER ELI SHAHEEN Elee . . . St. Cecilia , . Commercial Course THOMAS PAUL SHIRCLIFF Tom . . . St. Cecilia General Course EDWARD CHARLES SHRADER Ed . . . St. Brigid Classical Course X' News 1,2,3g Debating 1,2,3,4g Literary Club 3,43 Study Club 3 JAMES THOMAS SIMS J. T .... St. Louis Bertrand Commercial Course JOHN EDWARD SMITH Jack . . . Blessed Sacrament Commercial Course Business Club 4 ROBERT HARVEY SMOCK Bob . . . St. James Classical Course Pep Club 4 JOSEPH ARTHUR STARK Joe . . . Flaget Scientific Course ROBERT LEE STELTENPOHL Bob . . . Halleck Hall Scientific Course PAUL PETER THIEMANN Paul . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4g Pep Club 4: Student Council 3: C.S.M.C. X Unit Treasurer PAUL JOSEPH THIENEMAN' Paul . . . St. Denis General Course W W R ': :.mE... nrxzwlj ............................ xr' XV ' A an 'W ' A 'T E f- .llrsil V TERRY ALMA THOMAS Terry . . . St. James Scientific Course Band 1,2.3,4g WILLIAM WALTON THORNBERRY Sonny . . . Christ the King Commercial Course 4E Class Secretary 39 JOHN ROBERT TDVIMEL Bob . . . St. Benedict Scientiiic Course CHARLES ARTHUR VAN WINKLE Rip . . . St. Benedict Scientific Course DONALD EDWARD VETTER Goof . . . St. Boniface Scientific Course JOSEPH LEONARD VETTER Jack . . . St. Brigid Scientific Course ROBERT HENRY WALKER Bob . . . Holy Name Commercial Course THOMAS WILLIAM WALSH ,Tom . . . St. Elizabeth General Course JAMES JOSEPH WEBER Jim . . . Flaget Classical Course JAMES ROBERT WEBER Jim . . . Cathedral Commercial Course JAMES BERTRAND WEIS Jim . . . St. Francis of Assisi Scientific Course J.V. Football: Varsity 2,3,4g Cub Basketball lg J.V. 2: Pep Club 4 CHARLES JOSEPH WERLINE Charles . . . St. Leo Classical Course ROBERT HENRY WETTERER Bob . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course Pep Club 4 FRANCIS ALBERT WHEATLEY A1 . . . St. James , 51: Mfr K QTL-., I 1'f' ffffff 4 'NIJ 'f w 1 r 1 , f Scientific Course The 1945 TIGER Seniors The 1945 TIGER JOHN ROBERT WHEATLEY Bob . . . Holy Name Scientific Course V e THOMAS EDWARD WHEATLEY Tommy . . . St. Philip Neri General Course Student Council 4 RALPH EDWARD WHITEHEAD Whitie . . . St. Philip Neri Scientific Course Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 4 ROBERT WEMYSS WHYTE Bob . . . Mother of Sorrows i Scientific Course THOMAS ANTHONY WILLENBRINK Tom . . . St. Francis of Assisi ' Commercial Course Yearbook Committee: Business Club 4 MARTIN ANTHONY WILLINGER ' I-Iot Shot . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course JEROME HENRY WIRTH Jerry . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course EARL MARCUS WISEMAN Earl . . . St. William Commercial Course RAYMOND LOWELL YOUNG Ray . . . Blessed Sacrament Scientific Course ROBERT GERALD YOUNG Stoop . . . St. Leo Classical Course Radio Workshop 4 MELCHIOR RICHARD ZEHNDER Mel . . . Holy Trinity Scientific Course Varsity Football 3,4 KENNETH VINCENT ZIEGLER Zig . . . St. Agnes Scientific Course X News 1,2,3,4-Editor: Student Council 3.4: Pe? Cl'-lb 42 4A Class Vice-Presiden 5 Yearbook Committee 41 fl N N l ull liln - be i-iff il OT vw Q X Q Q1 J in o V, if ff. - - v 721' '- .1 2 'Ei 1-1? Q?E.'?1E4,2'Q5:'3i:f: . 1 R 'Q - .' 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' SW' +R-fp f 'SLM 1 -I :flilzkf - if - 1: 'fi .Y 325253, if fx X if ir- 1 fx T55 , ' , -' - 1 Q kim F V 'P wr Q YQV A nfl ' ' W wp- - .- -W -. .WM My V, ,W.,YX,.w, .,,.,,,w x ,Wk kk , R W 'I 1 ' if yew 4A- F. ABELL R. DOLLINGER H. ECCLES S. EDELEN T. GARVEY G. GATES CLASSICAL HEAD HEVERIN HOGAN KINDERMAN MALLEY MCGAFF METCALFE Class Officers: KINDERMAN, MALLEY, ZIEGLER E. MONTFORT R. RADEMAKER J. RYAN G. SCHRODT C. SEGER E. SHRADER R. SMOCK TIMMEL WALSH WEBER WERLINE YOUNG ZIEGLER Class Officers: HAMILTON, KAUFFMA NN, KLEIN, Mc M. AMLUNG HAMILTON W. KAUFFMANN D. MURPHY F. BRESLIN HEINTZMAN J. KENNEDY R. NIEHOFF H. BRYAN HELLMUELLER P. KLEIN W. O'TOOLE J. BUCKMAN HELLMUELLER G. KRAUS G. ROTH E. CHERVENAK HERP C. LEEZER P. THIEMANN J. DEDDENS HUFFINE C. LINK J. WEIS M. DEELEY W. HUNCKLER R. LOESCH J. WIRTH T. ELMORE W. JACOB J. MCCULLOCH R. WHYTE S. GRANT R. JEFFERSON R. MCGUFFIN M. ZEHNDER D. HAAS L. JENKINS R. MOLTER 4B-SCIENTIFIC 45 CULLOCH LLC-SCIENTIFIC W. BALDWIN R. EFFINGER J. MUCCI W. SCHULTE M. BAUER W. GOODIN R. MUDD J. STARK B. BECKER R. GRAY D. MUNICH R. STELTENPOHL E. BENDER T. HEITZMAN J. NARZ T. THOMAS C. BREMMELHAUS P. HICKEY E. RHODES J. VETTER W. BUTLER W. HOMMERICH F. SADTLER F. WHEATLEY J. DANT I J. KING D. SCHIEMAN J. WHEATLEY A. DATTILO J. MATTIMORE S. SCHNURR R. YOUNG J. DICKEN J. McKAY E. SCHULER Class Officers: SCHULER, DICKEN, BUTLER, KING 46 c. BAUER J. BAUER L. BAUMGARTEN D. BURKE M. CASSIN J. DEMPSEY T. DONOVAN C. DORAN T. DUERR O. ERNY F. FLANAGAN T. FORCHT C. FRANCKE W. FULTZ K. GERING P. GREVER R. KLAUSING 455 H. KREBS E. MILLER E. MILLER J. MIRANDA J. MOONEY E. NICOULIN W. NUNNELLEY W. O'BRYAN D. O'CONNELL Officers: FULTZ 4D-SCIENTIFIC NY, C. BAUER, J. BAUER OVERLEY QUIRE RICHE SCHAREENBERGER WETTERER WHITEHEAD WILLINGER VAN WINKLE 47 4E-CQMMERICAL C. ANSERT W. BAX F. BLANDFORD D. BOWMAN B. BROWN P. DEDDENS R. ELPERS E. FACKLER G. FRANK L. FRANKENBE D. GRUNEISEN W. HAMMETT J. HINKEBEIN J. KIESLER E. KINBERGER J. LEE E. SCHWEINHART T. MALLOY I.. SCHWEIZER RGER L. MEYER E. SHAHEEN H. OWENS J. SIMS W. PFEIFER J. SMITH W. RADEMAKER W. THORNBERRY J. REAGAN T. WILLENBRINK L. SCHNELLENBERGER Class Officers: ELPERS, MALLOY, THORNBERRY J. CONNIFF B. DEKEMPER R. DOANE H. DOLAN T. DOYLE J. ELDER R. FRY R. GUELDA J. HACKEL J. HIGDON H. HOHMAN P. HOLMES W. HUBER J. HUELSMAN A. KAELIN J. KARIBO Class Officers: KLEIER, MCMAI-ION, OTT, DEKEMPER J. KLEIER A LINETTE L. LYoNs F. MCCLARY J. MCMAHON J. MURPHY W. NAGEL J. NIX 4?-CQMMERJCAL 49 NOE OTT G. PARHAM RIEDE ROBY R. SANDERS WEBER WISEMAN 4G-GENERAL J. AsH R. BLOCK H. BLUMER W. CASSIN E. DETENBER R. DONOVAN Class Officers: CASSIN, SCULLY, FELHOELT V. FANTON F E LHOELTER FOREMAN FREDERICK FRITSCH GEISER GRILEY ER, ASH F. KAMENISH W. KEEFE R. KENEALY J. MCGEE C. MUELLER C. OSTERTAG E. RACHFORD O. SCHULZ SCULLY SHIRCLIFF THIENEMAN WALIGER WHEATLEY B. Becker, D. Bowman, C. Brenimelhaus, J. Buckman, D. Burke, E. Detenber, R. Donovan, C. Doran, H. Eccles, R. Effinger, R. Elpers, V. Fanton, C. Geiser, D. Grenough, C. Herp, R. Hillerich, J. Johnson, J. Karibo, P. Klein, F. McClary, C. Murphy, J. Nix, I. O'Bryan, D. O'Connel1, C. Ostertag, C. Quire, G. Roth, R. Sanders, R. Wetterer. ACCELERATED . . . Printing . . . Enlarging X i ll t Eager and zealous photographers who labor under the direction of Brother Josephus . . . The fellows behind the camera . . . Making the picture section of the Year Book a reality . . . Hobby- lobbyists Who know that the camera never lies . . . Dark room devotees . . . They were an active and hard-working l organization .... BROTHER JOSEPHUS, an enthusiastic photographer, hard at work . . . Examining Developmg Green and Gold life at its best. . . . Extra-curricular activities and the eager beavers at work . . . The after-school hours that were spent in so many varied Ways . . . The opportun- ity for individual talent to find expression . . . Photographic memories of the days when we were busy and our hearts were happy . . . Pleasant recollec- tions. . . . g...4Y f--:'. X Z, lg? K 'fa r WW' W-'W fa 454535 ' :lr Nfwzwlsy s in-V 1 lv-1 L' 53 MC The Reverend Clifford King, S.V.D., home after twenty-two years in China and the Philippines, tells Bill Jacob of the mission activity going on in distant lands .... ROUND TABLE: F. Abell, B. Metcalfe, E. Montfort, F. Zink, R. Fowler. The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade . . . A dynamic organization vitally interested in the mission activities of Mother Church . . . A program designed to enable the laity to participate in the Work of the hierarchy . . . Under the guidance and direction of Brother Lionel the St. Xavier Unit, through the Lenten Fund, Medical Mission Drive, class- room meetings, etc., accomplished great things . . . The crusading spirit was very much in evidence and the C.S.M.C. occupied an essential position in the lives and endeav- ors of the students of St. Xavier High . . . The Shield, oiiicial organ of the C.S.M.C., was used extensively and profitably .... C.S.M.C. Class Officers. lVllSSlON MEDICS C7 The Crusaders take Catholic Action out of the theoretical into the practical . . . The first but ultra-successful Mission Drive . . . Give for and to the Missions was the rallying cry . . . The students responded nobly . . . The motto Work, prayer, and sacrifice took on new meaning. . . . 55 K VINCEN' AVIER EWS Reporters in the making . . . Gentlemen of the press who turned out a stream-lined and up-to-the minute high school paper . . . Under the capable direction of Brother Thomas More the News made news with each edition . . . Sports, Alumni, religious activities, etc. -all were given complete cov- erage . . . Special praise to Vince Ziegler, Editor-in-Chief . . STAFF Editor ......... ............ .... K . Vincent Ziegler Assistant Editor .... .... C harles McGaff Sports Editor' . . . ............. Eugene Montfort Artists ....... .... W . Gast, C. Watts, R. Bosler Feature Editor ..... .......,........ F rank Abell Business Manager .... ............. M arshall Dumeyer Faculty Advisor ...................... Brother Thomas More, C.F.X. News Writers: Charles Werline, William Porter, J. C. Felder, James ' Doolan, John Mattimore, Harrison Cooper, john McKay, Harry Jarboe, Art DeGrella, Donald DeMicheal, Thomas Head, William Jacob, Edward Danhauer, Syl Nitzken, L. Brown, James Hen- nessy, Al Smith. nt Editor 56 ' P- FIRST EDITION I'IE1-ID LINES - New Prinei al B . E 506 Brian OPCHS P ' P0 62 ,F PEP Cluh's Social George, Interviewed O' QSQIW Sgasgn Tgnight i ,owcis P b6?'!Q 9,25 6' P emwgacaei Jenlclns, Brown and 308 ,0l,0Qjf 364' ,,...eBaI:es JoinslStaffM01f0f,K11h1, K6 19 Ei9ht Strmhar We Whitehead, Ryan ?0 Gotta-n Hunckler, Ziegler Yi ln Flying CAP, Teddy Duerr . P' I St. X Leglon Team S ttfgjiilliiqgl qgijlzs- Failed l Will Direct Represents State P 00,22 . byjv Cheerleaders At Nat'1Playoff SMPPY New Band Plug T P10 4,6 I Ste Uniforms Brighten Zolbe Q12 ty 002, F b ll F' ld ' ' 30a,,qyT 8az1,,e,u M 3 'C Tigers Meet Bull- 'V 14 11' . . ge 01423-233 clogs for Gridiron 57 Y w 1 Y I 1 N C I L 58 Abell Deddens Hamilton Metcalfe J Weis Breslin Detenber Karxbo Montfort Schrodt Wheatley B Brown C Francke W Kauffmann C Mueller O Schulz M Zelmder Chen enak Grant Kxesler Narz Scully Ziegler F. F. ' . E. ' J. E. . S. R. ' J. ' . J. ' A. Kinberger P. Klein J. Malley C. McGaff B. E. . J. N. Ott G. . D. . ' T. . V. ' Democratic processes at Work . . . Gov- ernment of the students by the stu- dents . . . All under the direction of the energetic and capable Bill Hunkler and under the supervision of the Pre- fect of Studies-Brother Climacus, C.F.X .... An attempt to develop leadership among the Seniors and to make the underclassmen realize the necessity of discipline in a well-order- ed school or in a well-ordered life . . . An integral part of the system at St. Xavier . . . Officers-Quire, Hunckler, Ziegler, Kauffmann. 59 WILLIAM HUNCKLER, President Two som' and a daughter . . . DRAMA I ICS The St. X. Dramatic Club, Brother Ralph, C.F.X., directing, stages a Christmas production for the student body . . . Other and more elaborate plans were made for an after-Lent dramatic offering to be presented at the Woman's Club Auditorium, but such plans failed to materialize and the students had to be satisfied with the Christmas production. Several of those who appeared in the December debut showed possibilities: Sylvester Nitzken and Bruce Besten, cast in a feminine role, played their parts to perfection .... Robert Bosler portrayed the typical adolescent with outstanding success .... Edward Danhauer, as the general family nuisance, rated dramatic orchids. Beautiful? UH-HUH! if X just a young .vlan-ver! Radio Workshop Something new in the extra-curricular program at St. Xavier: The Radio Workshop, heard over WGRC at monthly intervals . . . Brother Urban Francis, C.F.X., was in charge and under his direction the Radio Work- shop members presented several interesting and Well- balanced programs . . . The musical background was supplied from transcriptions of the St. X. Band and Orchestra that were made by WGRC technicians . . . Sincere thanks to WGRC for the radio time alloted . . . The major part of the narration was done by Eugene Chervenak, James Roby, James Deddens, and Rocco McGuHin . . . All of them turned in splendid perform- ances and received praise from all sides . . . The St. X. Radio Workshop was a definite success. Syl sends 'em! J On the Debating KSTATE CHAMPIONS 1945 Resolved: The Legal Voting Age Should Be Lowered to 183' The Gregson Debating Society. . . . Forensic enthusiasts . . . Directed by Brother Thomas More . . . Getting poise and con- fidence from the give-and-take of verbal battles . . . Learning to think logically and to express thoughts clearly . . . Discover- ing that it isn't the last word that's always the important word . . . Participating in a pro- gram that will be of immense value in later life... Ezght readers, but many, many bookr . . . Debaters-Gast, Shrader, Montfort, and Abell Literary Club Developing a love for good books, a taste for the worth- while in literature . . . Learning that the best-seller of today will be completely forgotten by to- morrow . . . Developing care and discrimination in the choice of reading matter . . . Talking over, with Moderator Brother Elroy, the oldest and the newest in world literature . . . Making extra-curricular reading a pleas- ure rather than a boresorne task .... Assistants to Brother Leonard' Fran-cis . . . Library A busy place at recess and in after-school hours . . . In charge of the very capable Brother Leonard Francis . . . Where the Seniors Went frequently as heartless English teachers kept demanding book reports. . . . Where row after row of imposing-looking books served as a reminder that the road of knowledge is not an easy one . . . Where through magazines and periodicals of every kind We tried to keep in touch with the stupendous events taking place in the World .... STAFF JOSEPH BOCART MARSHALL DUMEYER WILLIAM ELLIOTT PETER GOFFINET AUBREY McKAY PHILIP ROGGE Posting Literature for Catholic Book Week I I I The spirit of Green and Gold Ewa peawz W Green and Gold uniforms . . . Green and Gold music. . . . Green and Gold enthusiasts . . . Ever ready and Willing to supply-the musical background for school assemblies . . . Composed of clever and talented musicians . . . Directed by a clever and talented musician-Brother Edward Joseph . . . They played their Way into all hearts and Won the admiration of all who heard them . . . Marching in between the halves of a football game, performing intricate maneuvers . . . Ranging from swing to symphony. . . . Saying in music what the rest of us found diiii- cult to express in words . . . A vital part of the Green and Gold spirit . . . A very definite asset to the school I . . Sincere congratulations to the band for Work Well done . . . They supplied us with musical memories .... nf. X Pep rally photography . . . 64 - T QQ, . Q' 2- :. f 7+g.1.!' f f W 11 5n , .., u 3 - . 1, sa x ... 5 , 2 ,if ? Y --gil, 'N vt . ki a Siiiga, J,ff,.Qix1? - lei A Wig.. if F. f.:.'Xg -gpg.. .fd Q P- N .V . ,fu Mk! '...s.:5 ,v fi --A fy.-'Nj 3? -0. 1 A r X, -If 5 fr A .-15.1. .I5,kE5e. 3- f5..fgff:v eg?-. 942654 'wi 'ss ' , ffiziai ee' ...Nl X ?:?'ff9'lr f isis.. .. 5' ' A 1 'J' f' 1 , 'Mihai' HQ A X ' ' fi 'f..,5,gj rig. j ?f - Q 1, 4. W 'LL- J :ri ... '-133-r 5 '- ' l .. Af we S0 Wff'f'1-S ' F ' ' V S . 1 ' , A 3 3 as E Q W ' p f fl Q5 . f N .Q ., 54 25. FA QS. ' ' ' .. 2 f ' , ' ' 1 Q. ,V J - ' F ' 'ff -' J' H A ' 'K -f' ' , -B ' f .f asf 1 . ' 1 f ' Q PERSCDNNEL First Row: W. Jacob, R. Schaefer, J. Barker, J. Kiesler, B. Clark, R. Fowler, T. Thomas, Brother Edward Joseph-Director, P. Thiemann, F. Bleuel, E. Zipperle, J. Yurt, R. Mullane, W. Butler, J. Borst, K. Klemenz, W. Rohman, J. Pfalzer, CR.I.P.J. Second Row: W. Johnson, C. Schroering, A. Goebel, W. Darst, J. Walsh, J. Dale, J. Butler, L. Willinger, R. Stetson, E. Schaefer, J. Ryan, J. Seeley, J. Lubbers, P. Thome, R. McKenna, H. Hincks, R. Block, L. Crist, S. Schnurr, J. Dugan. Third Row: R. Lechleiter, L. Glass, P. Cusick, C. Raible, L. Curtzinger, J. Miller, L. Crawford, C. Crawford, D. Marshall, D. Clements, B. Mullane, L. French, F. Hill, J. Bonn, F. Heintzman, P. Schlick, L. Link. Fourth Row: J. Brewer, J. Bowling, A. Sandfort, P. Yanatola, R. Welsh, R. Whitehead, R. Niehoff, P. Grever, G. Schrodt, H. Cooper, W. Biller, T. Heitzman, P. Russell, H. Schuler, N. Stein. fi . FRANK MITCHELL Vocalist ORCHESTRA Exponents of the soft and the sweet . . . Deiinitely the best orchestra in the history of the school . . . Jive artists who played often and Well . . . They high-lighted a top-notch Minstrel Shovvg provided the music for frequent dances . . . To Brother Edward Joseph and his Men of Melody musical orchids and a sincere: Great Work! . . . Music, as offered by the St. X. Orchestra, very definitely had charm. . . . And the vocalists were superb! G. Schrodt, S. Nitzken, C. Raible, P. Cusick, R. Lechleiter., W. Johnson, D. Hazelip, R. Niehoff, W. Jacob, P. Thiemann, F. Bleuel, R. Stetson, A. Goebel. 1 O O Q AND CONCER -1 MINS R L I-I BY The St. X Music Department Presented at Memorial Auditorium on Sunday evening, February 11, the 1945 St. Xavier Band Concert and Minstrel Show received a top rating and sincere applause from the capacity house that wit- nessed the performance . . . The Band Concert featured both the old and the new, rumboogie and more classical offerings . . . The Minstrel was a riotous blend of the comic and the more comic . . . John Barker, Matthew Cassin, James Deddens, Rocco McGuHin, James Roby, and William Huber won extra praise for their End Men antics . . . Bob Bosler put on a specialty act that was top-notch . . . Vocalists Syl Nitzken, Gerald Fisher, Layle Brown, and Frank Mitchell went over in a big way . . . And the showgirls -Walter Kauffmann, Sylvester Grant, Robert Hamilton, James Weis, Bert Clark, Gene Huifine-practically took the house down .... It was a swell-elegant presentation and everyone enjoyed it .... ' All praise to Brother Edward Joseph and the entire cast. 67 N EUGENE CHERVENAK Inlerlocutor 4 i 4 1 FRANK MITCHELL Vocalist 1 W i P IIlllllllIIIIIIllIIIIBllIllllllIIllllIllllllIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllIIlllllllllIIIIllIlllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllilllllllli i I Opening-Jubilee March ....,... .......... B rother Edward J oseph, C.F.X. l Selection-Oklahoma ...............................,......,.........., .......... R odgers Trombone Solo-Old Home Down on the Farm ....,.., ........ H arlow fRobert Niehoifj Novelty-Auditorium Session ................................. ,.....,.. M oflitt Q P 1 A Symphonic Paraphrase-Make Believe ....... ...,..... K ern I Clarinet Solo-Lightning Fingers .....,.........,............... ....,...... F ilmore fPau1 Thiemannj 1 I Novelty-Toy Trumpet ...................,...........,.................. ................................... S cott 1 I fRay Lechleiterj 1 Closing-The Grand Old Man ........,,..v................. ....,.... B rother Simon, C.F.X. B J B K 1 W 68 -:uf Our good friend Bayless Keller makes up Two who danced their Way to fame: .an End Man and two blondes apply a finish- Talented JOE HUELSMAN and Versatile BERT CLARK . . . mg touch ' ' ' o lillllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllll Opening Chorus--Medley ................................. .... E ntire Company lDance by Joe Huelsmanj Ballad-There Goes That ,Song Again .................. ...... S yl Nitzken End Song-Mammy ........,......... ..... J ohn Barker Tap Dance-You're the Rainbow ..... ..... B ert Clark Ballad-When Irish Eyes Are Smiling . .. .... Gerald Fisher Ballad-I Dream of You ............. ..... L ayle Brown Tap Dance-Boogie Woogie ........ . .. .. ..... Joe Huelsman Ballad-I Don't Want To Love You ........,.......................... Frank Mitchell Novelty Dance-The Skaters Waltz ........... ....... ....... F o otball Team-Pep Club Girls-Walter Kauffmann, Sylvester Grant, Robert Hamilton, James Weis, Bert Clark, and Gene Huffine. Boys-Frank Breslin, William Hunckler, Charles Francke, Teddy Duerr, William Fultz, and Joe Huelsman. 69 End Song-Dance With A Dolly . .. ......... Jim Deddens Closing Chorus-Medley ........ ....,....... . ..Entire Company END MEN John Barker James Deddens James Roby Matthew Cassin Rocco McGuffin William Huber CHORAL CLUB C. Adrio D. Finch R. McLeod Schmitt J. Barker G. Fisher F. Mitchell Thieneman L. Brown P. Hawkins S. Nitzken Thoben B. Clark J. Huelsman J. Osborne Williams C. Breitmeyer L. Jenne J. Paul C. Wilson J. Devine D. Kuhl P. Rogge Woods M. Dumeyer L. Maguire D. Rickert Zimmerman J. Felder T. McIntyre J. Ryan Three sweet kids! A dance extravaganza in which members of the foot- ball team and the Pep Club floated dreamily across the stage to the music: of the Skatefs Waltz .... V Ob, you zhing! Al l uvo...Tbree... KICK! NOVELTY DANCE Corsages and evening gowns L . . The muted notes of the sax . . . Dates and dances . . . May we have the honor of the next N 0- Break? . . . Bill Jacobi and Bobby Kaiser . . . Paul Thiemann and Elaine. . . Couples that were so very happy because the night was Wonderful and all hearts were gay . . . The Day After Forever . . . Sweet memories . . . 4Mf ' an N -Ls'i Af ,v', 'N:s 4?,,.. ,H , N, rg N- fs.2f-f,r' an 5.4-v' X as x -,gg 3 ff f -k ing . XW' i- Q . f--g .. as f , X X yn u fi , H wy? ? Y,-, i ' 'X 71 vt-gl! K NNY S? K h L' MSW 1 .1 ff . -r - M , kk nf ii? ' K ggi . fn.. . ,Q-W-:l.1- MLN 3 , Q X Q5 A ,, hs v ,. k ,rv ' if 5 U 'Qi f , ' :QQ fflil WW: .1 M iw, . ,H lli. M ICA LL HUP 'QQ If There was an autumn moon in the sky and romance everywhere . . Sweet memories of a sweet evening . . . Ted Duerr takes control of the microphone . . . Jack Miranda merrily beats it out with a fair partner . . . And Betty Wilson and Bill Fultz smile for the photog- rapher. Two wonderful smiles from two wonderful people! 73 .5 Kilt' I-Iallowe'en Get-Together Hallowe'en happiness . . . Goblins and witches . . . The St. X. Gym with the school orchestra supplying the musical background . . . Every body happy, everybody gay . . . Soft lights and soft music . . . Thirty or more boys from the services as dis tinguished guests . . . The ever-grac ious chaperons serving the refresh ments . . . A night to remember . To put away in Memory's Scrap book . . . Part of our high school career that We'll never forget . Couples drifting dreamily to old songs that re-echoed in our hearts. A happy quartet . . . Noe, Roby, and Weber as social lions . . . Relaxing between dances. . . . Showing that football players win hearts as well as games .... Photographic forget-me- nots! 74 fi Qi, 'Y 'iw I 'Q x . ,, X 5 xxx .M , ii ., N 555-fg W- kk lg . -af' iff w i? 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A holiday night boxed in happi- ness and wrapped in Christmas glarnor. . The eyes have it! if Christmas bells and bellex ll 77 GHCQUUQ RQQ HHE 6SmM??mw L A man with a message, and a solid sender! A df 1 ---- Q N, ss Q Ni 'bi sf ' 13 eg W X, is 52+ ,ggi -'15 5 f fem if Q s, , H, Q s MQ: ,f W ,D . .. ,fe AL m,.,+..3e v g,.,1. r ,R V .XN:s:,.- .Q Intermission period . . . Cakes . . . Smiles! gp ' r gf? Tflik A.. 'X ff , Qi os . 1 J .A , - wli, v elf? T 'J ' gd L gk 45: -L Au dressed up and places to go. Yes, sir! ' A - a '1.-' --ff-s-1'Q3.zLiii ' Y. ' riff' - QQSMQ ,,. g,5,J,5,g,3ig,gp3alm If-WJ! 4 '42 78 J Y 4 9 ,WJ PE , A ' 'ff A . 1 ' W 33.1, - . NX N - There. were .vo many, many lovely couples that the photog- rapher had a busy evening! Even the Navy was present aud- yes, Crusader Tom Abel! 79 The first Mission Prom . . .Held at the Club Madrid.. .Two hundred and twenty happy couples . . . One of the best dances to be con- ducted . . . Semi-formal, but a number of the boys tuxed it for the occasion . . Sweet music by Bob Berkey and the slow, deep notes of an organ as a musical background during the inter- missions . . . Cleverly-arranged No-Break cards. . . . A seemingly endless line at the Check Room as evening wraps and overcoats were put away . . . Bob Berkey graciously allowing some of our local talent to vocalize with his orchestra . . . A dance floor that was nicely crowded . . . An evening that we'1l long remember . . . One of the highlights in our social life .... ' The Seniors were present in force . . . Martin Amlung, Bernie Scbiemann, Bob Bieboff, etc .... 'And all of them wanted to pose for the camera- man . . . The Mission Prom was definitely a success! LW! aff. 'rib ls- X I X I, 7691- .f Color and action, thrills and ex- citement . . . Maxwell Field under the lights . . . Manual Stadium like a green carpet under an enchanting autumn sun . . . The Male Gym . . . Don Scully looping a long one in. . . . The old, old songs of the dear old school . . . We will ever love thee, dear St. Xavier High . . . The remembrances that are ours .... 'NX 'N ,U gh 'igrh . iff Xx!19'v s-'V' nik, EQ as J E .3 S -Q JSi G 41 .5 W a, wh- t N ' ' a ' -I 5 MW 4' f x ' NY 81 .-5 J QQ x lm....w Athletic Personnel The old order cbangetln: Brother Ernan, Business Manager, looks or: as Brother Serfuanus takes a last glance at the records before retiring as Athletic Director . . . Brother Dominic carries on as AD. Sports Editor Gene Montfort in the pages of the Xavier News gave his views and news of Tiger athletics. ford Seger and Philip Klein, managers. Two eager beavers: Clif- Plottir1 a course for the Tiger grid machine: Oakley Brown, Bob Schuhmann, Brother Gerald, and Brother Bertran concentrate on a gridiron problem. 82 Courtesy of L SUMMER CAMP Bob Schuhmann, Oakley Brown, and the gang relax for a moment at the Football Camp at Floyd Knobs. The beauty of a late Indiana summer is all around them, but they had little time for communing with nature. Hard Work was the order of the day as Bob and Oakley sent their charges through a rigid conditioning campaign designed to ready them for another gridiron season. The Football Camp, in the experimental stage last fall, was pronounced a success by all concerned. 83d A ,107 1 Siu B gU Sf5illl5ysd f'Nx9 ', N B Q- -an me Q l 4, ,. ,L-r w. , W- N 1 X e l wy ! n . 2 .M , 5 J' VFR?-5 .f , 5'- Mx NWN? 2 NN -- ' .m r ,B ll wwulniliw I vv M me I 'GH l aai will 1 1 lst row: Maurer, Schenkenfelder, Sapp, Finley, McConnell, Cassin, Kauffmann, Quire, Elmore, Reinert. 2nd 1-011-': Weis, Huffine, Grant, Francke, Breslin, Bauer, Karibo, Yunt, Hamilton, Brown, Luzon. 31-11 row: Kamenish, Haner, Clishem, Betz, Matrei, Perkins, Hunckler, White, Lusher, Graven, Geiser. 41h 1-ow: Seger fmunagerj, Watson, Derenber fcaptainj, Donovan, Zehnder, Clark, Banet, Moss, Ogburn, Schulz, McHugh, l Bass, Hatzell, Klein fmmzagerj. l 'B gig . ' ,: ig.- , .: . 1 I gqfn ' E yas 1 24 if I H L K 63?-1 xy -. ! ' . A PA: if ' . f F, y .U . 1 -I t., I . .v ' me 1 , -' 5. ,- my N 1 . Q. F , QI' 11 V 'f' 5 . 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A sun Warm and en- chanting and the roar that goes up as-a halfback breaks loose. . . . The autumn pageant, al- ways worth remembering . . . Weis, Breslin, Francke, Hamil- ton, etc.-other names to add to the long list of those Who have carried the Green and Gold colors on the gridiron .... Crowded stands, the school songs, and young hearts beat faster . . . Fight, St. Xavier . . . Fight, St. Xavier .... ' X .3-Qxwjfv T? fff 1, X A 1. cfm xmv S , 5 K K' 'K f , 2 ,f KK .. 9 in If . 7' Q A 1 I uf MK. g 5' 1 , A - g ., Q- K, we , 4- if I . , g . ' X3 f. ii -4. 3' Q Kr- L ik S. X - ' .. E MK.. - - , ... X Kg -1 KK K .. 55 Q 5- - Km ' Q - 45 5 Q 5 f' KK W .. .5 K S K' M ' K ,W ' - jx. 5- A S K Q f ' f . i . 5 SEK - 5 A ' y 3,-A 1. ' K . 3, Kg ' Q . - .sry g 5 K K K 3 .. - ' -K K 3 Q 2 ff ' ' ' N 4? , K Q 3 if 5 , K 5 KK N 5 S E -E .F Y. .E Q X X ,Q 'N X if ' .11 . .ff iv - ' , S gk 'Q ' - M ' 3 1 if - . W AF 8 -- 3 3' Q ' N ' 59 1 X .. 5 3 . Q 4. 5 X K K K K KKK .. -SH S Q Q M 1 Q K . KBS . 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Augustine - St. Xavier 57 SEPTEMBER 23rd-Before a cheering capacity crowd at Maxwell Field, the St. Xavier Tigers blew the lid off the 1944 football campaign with a resounding 57-0 explosion over a courage- ous but out-manned St. Augustine eleven-an eighteen man squad from Lebanon .... The season got off to a good start as quarter back Jeep Quire, on the first signal play of the year, skirted right end for 50 yards and a touchdown-beautifully dodging would-be tacklers. . . . A moment later, on the second signal play, Bill Hunckler plunged over guard from the two for another score after the X. linemen had smothered a St. Augustine punt on that mark .... From there on it was a romp .... The other touchdowns were scored by Weis, Clark, Hunckler, Donovan, Yunt, and Kamenish C29 . . . The Green offense possessing a glittering Gold polish tabbed 7 first downs, besides her touchdowns, to 3 for St. Augustine . . . She carried the ball 23 times for 277 yards averag- ing 121A . . . She amazed all in completing 5 of 7 passes Cfour for touchdowns, one for a first downl for 110 yards and an average of 22 yards .... C. R. Bauer Frank Breslin Gene Detenber 1 88 SWAMP ST. AUGUSTINE, RUSSELLVILLE 14 New Albany - Si. Xavier 12 OCTOBER 6th-The Green of St. Xavier re- tained its lustrous Gold polish as another fighting Tiger fell to New Albany 14-12 . . . The victory was as narrow as the score indi- cates for a courageous Tiger was making a brilliant comeback down to the gun .... New Albany received 2 breaks in the first half as it early scored twice, when 35 yards of penalties carried to X's one and on an in- tercepted pass .... On these occasions St. X. showed great defensive strength, as the Bull- dogs were forced to use 4 downs in pushing across the scores .... The 2nd half was all St. X., as with a sparkling running attack-re- juvenated by injured Quire's return to the game-she punched across 2 tallies .... Ham- ilton scored on a 2 yard buck and Hunckler on a beautiful delayed reverse around end for 23 yards near the end .... Both extras missed. Statistics show both team evenly matched: 7 first downs counted for eachg New Albany gained 110 yards on 33 tries for a 3 yard average and St. X. rushed 128 yards on 35 for an average of 316 yards .... Lose to New Albany 0 Russellville - Si. Xavier 51 SEPTEMBER 30th-The Bengals continued to romp, over Russellville 51-0, as Kiwanis Sportsman Award Trophy winner halfback Bob Hamilton passed and ran St. X. to all but one of her eight touchdowns . . . The Green and Gold again counted a marker on the initial play of the game, but this time she also finished the same way, by scoring on the last play. Hamilton raced around right end for 66 yards for the first touchdown, and passed to end Bill Hatzell from the foe's ten for the last . . . The other touchdowns were taken across by Hamilton, once more, and Jim Karibo on running plays of 7 and 24 yards respectively, while the remaining five came from the passing arm of Hamilton . . . Receiv- ing the scoring tosses were: Donovan-All State End-17 yardsg Captain Gene Detenber 625, 28 and 10 yards, Kamenish, 24 yards, and Hatzell . . . The Tigers made 10 first downs to the Panthers' lg ran the ball 29 times for 221 yards-7113 yards per try, completed 10 of 15 passes for 156 yards for 15176 per toss . . . Bob Donovan Tom Elmore Charles Francke TIGERS encounter. . . . 13 Elder - St. Xavier 19 OCTOBER 22nd, CINCINNATI-The Green and Gold turned back Elder 19-13 . . . The game was tense and exciting all the Way With both Catholic schools battling hard .... Corning from behind 7-6, Jeep tucked in the kickoff after the Elder score and galloped 80 yards behind beautiful blocking, using the interference as only Quire can, to score . . . This made it 12-7, but X iced the game 19-7 in the third on a pretty 40 yard snag by Donovan on Bob I-lamilton's flip .... St. X. tallied first in the initial frame rushing the ball to the.8, .whence C. R. Bauer bucked over . . . A pass from Ranz to Hirth produced Elder's score in the secondg the last Elder threat coming in the middle of the fourth on a 33 yard touchdown interception .... A The game was thrillingg especially due to iirst Elder's and then St. Xavier's successive quick come-backs when behind and Elder's last quarter threat . . . However, the Green and Gold held as usual and they came out on top .... Curl Geiser Sylvester Grant Bob Hamilton 90 jeep Quire seeks the great, en spacer in the Male 1 LOSE T0 MALE, MANUAL . . . Win At Expense of Elder 25 Male - Si. Xavier 6 OCTOBER 14th-Under a hot, beating sun at Manual Stadium Male defeated the Tigers 25-6 for the 17th time in the 21 game-old series . . . Two blocked punts were the deter- mining factors .... With the count 6-6 at the first stop, in the middle of the second, Yancy and Vonnahme slapped down successive attempted boots by Augie Kauifmann on the 25 and 31g and Smith pounced on them in the end zone . . . Both were on the fourth down and Augie was too close to the big Male line . . . The halftime count was 19-6. Male scored first on McDermott's 73 yard scamp, but X came back when Breslin block- ed a Purple kick on the 7 yard line and Og- burn caressed it . . . Hamilton passed to Jeep to the 1 and then crashed over for the tally . . . Male was offside on the first endeavor, but both Kauffmann's conversions failed. 13 Manual - St. Xavier 6 OCTOBER 28th-Again it was a blocked punt which caused the Tigers difficulty, as Manual tallied by a one touchdown margin 13 6 The Crimsons, tooted to swamp the Green and Gold by 3 or 4 touchdowns, met stiff re- sistance all the way at the hands of a smart and confident defense by the Bengals . . . And everyone of the 6,000 present was electrified by a dashing 45 yard run by Bob Hamilton near the end .... After X had twice turned back Red threats on the 23 and 9 in the second semester, Man- ual counted . . . Kauffmann went back to kick on that 9, but a bad center pass and too much time, enabled Manual to intercept on the 1 . . . Taylor bucked two plays later and Myers scored in the third on a 12 yard slash . . . Hamilton's dash through the middle of the Red line was the surprise of the game. Statistics - St. X. Manual Statistics Male St- X- First downs ............................ 3 15 First downs ..... 1 ......... ..... 2 4 Yards rushing .............. .... 8 9 237 Yards gained 1'l1Shll'lg ...... . . . . . 192 51 Fgfward P35555 afgempfed ,,,, , , , , 4 7 F0l'Wa1'd P35595 affemPIed ---- ----- 6 9 Forward passes completed ....... .. 1 2 F01'Wa1'd P35595 C0mP1efed ------ - - - 0 4 Forward passes intercepted by ..... . . 0 2 Yards by forward passing --.-.--.- 0 46 Yards gained passing ............ .... 1 3 31 Forward passes intercepted by ..... . . . 3 3 Punts ........................ . . . . 4 2 Yards run back interceptions . . . . . . 19 17 Punting average ........... . . . . 37 35 Punting avenge ----------------- ----- 5 7 42 Yards all kicks returned ....... .... 3 6 35 Total yards all kicks returned ...... ..... 1 29 80 Penalties ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 0 55 OPPOHCM5 fumbles recovered -'--- - - - 2 2 Opponents fumbles recovered .... . . . . 2 0 Yards lost penalties ........... .. . 85 57 Number of plays running ,..,,.., .,., 2 1 47 Ken Haner Gene Huffine Bill Hunckler ulgkg,-t,t, X N We 5k'. i .v,, k , ' Q lim t ' A A , ,-,x -ik N- - rms arts - Z Q: it 1 TIGERS This Corbin player seems bound for pay dirt, but tbere's trouble ahead for him! 6 Reitz Memorial - Si. Xavier 7 NOVEMBER 3rd-In what the Bengal team styled her toughest game, St. X. edged highly tooted Reitz Memorial 7-6 at Male . . . This time Augie Kauffmann's conversion was her vic- tory margin . . . The Catholic Evansville School, having lost but 2 of her last 20 contests and being one of the highest ranking teams in Indiana, was big, rough, and aggressive, but a more alert Tiger, after a fierce struggle, reigned victorious. The Green and Gold score came in the second period on a 53 yard sustained drive . . .Hamil- ton drove over guard for 15 to the visitor's 37, whence Bob and Jeep carried to the 24 . . . Yunt passed to Detenber to the 9, and then three plays later J im plunged over from the two . . . Evansville was threatening most of the second half, and labeled early in the fourth on Pirnat's 2 yard buck . . . Using spread line passes, Reitz made two long sustained marches from her own two to X's 20 when the gun stopped the thrilling battle . . . Against this team-Tiger-voted toughest opponent-St. X. played probably her best game of the 1944 season .... Frank Kamenish Jim Karibo Augie Kd!Iff1Il41'Il7l Bill Ogburn T - -' '- -1 92 THE TIGERS ROAR 0 . . . Clawing Memorial, Corbin, K. M. I. 6 Corbin - Si. Xavier 19 NOVEMBER 12th-In the first Sunday high school contest ever staged in Louisville, the St. Xavier Bengals waylaid Corbin 19-6 be- fore 3,500 at Manual Stadium .... On the fifth play of the game Jim Yunt sneak- ed by the Corbin line and backfield for 74 yards to score . . . In the second frame X took to the airways and scored again . . . Start- ing on her own 43, the Tigers made a 57 yard Sherman March to paydirt . . . Two Hamilton passes to Det and Jeep helped carry to the 6, whence Jeep flipped to Captain Gene for the marker . . . A Corbin fumble on her own 36 set up the final Bengal touchdown in the 4th period, for in 8 plays the Tigers not only ad- vanced these yards but 15 more suffered on a penalty . . . Quire tossed for 23 to DET, who played a fine game, to the 6 . . . Hamilton rammed over . . . Corbin scored late in the game .... X made 8 first downs to Corbin's 2, ran 105 to the visitor's 49: and completed 5 of 9 passes for 66 yards to the opponents 4 of 10 for 15 . . . The precedent-setting game attracted the largest following of any Tiger home games, except Male and Manual, and St. X. is ex- pected to play more Sunday contests in the future .... Jeep Quire Ott Schulz . 6 K.M.I. - St. Xavier 20 NOVEMBER 18th-The St. Xavier Tigers rang down the curtain on a successful football season, before 3,000 chilled and faithful spec- tators, crushing a powerful K.M.I. 20-6 . . . The Schuhmannites encountered stiff resist- ance from the heavy Cadet line and were un- able to push across a score until late in the second period, when Bob Hamilton hit the line from the 1, after going through on a 28 yard reverse from Jeep Quire to that marker. The Cadets came back in the third on a 69 yard touchdown pass, and appeared to be on their way to another when the ubiquitous Mr. Quire intercepted a pass and galloped 90 yards to a touchdown on one of the season's sterling runs behind beautiful blocking and superb use of his interference .... The final St. X. touchdown came late in the game on a 4 yard buck through center by Bill Clishem at the end of a 61 yard drive . . . The following boys were outstanding in their last game for St. X: Captain Detenber, Kauff- mann, Quire, Hamilton, Kamenish, Zehnder, Bauer, Francke, and Hunckler . . . Also out- standing during the season were Weis, Bres- lin, and Donovan, who were sidelined because of injuries .... Jimmy Weir Mel Zehnder 1i Retiring Captain Gene Detenber says Goodbye and Good Luck to Co-Captains Bill Ogburn and Ken Haner who will lead the Tiger gridiron Warriors for the 1945 season. Brother Dominic, C.F.X., Who succeeded Brother Servanus, C.F.X., as Athletic Director, flashes his justly famous smile for the photographer. NEW CAPTAINS' nal Y of Cour1er-Journal - CROSS COUNTRY Autumn Leaves and the scampering feet of the Cross Country runners . . . Johnny Lech- leiter, Bill Stoops, Jim Ludwig, and Johnny Cummins in a practice session for the An- nual Thanksgiving Day Cross Country Race sponsored by the Shamrock Athletic Club. . . . Johnny Cummins placed Hrst in the High School Division. . . . 95 Yea, Green! Yea, Gold! Yea, St. X. - Let's go! Zip, zap, zui, zam Let's go - let'.v ram Hit 'em high Hit 'em low St. X. - let's go! Xavier lprolongedj Xavier fprolongedj Xavier Cprolongedj Fight, Fight, Fight! X-X-X-A-V I-I-I-E-R X-A-V-I-E-R Xavier, Xavier, Xavier With an X , with an A Wfith a V-V-V With an I , with an E IVith an R-R-R With an X-A-V: with an I-E-R Xavier, Xavier, Xavier TEDDY DUERR 9 6 Yea, Xavier! Yea, High! Yea, Yea, Xavier High! We got a team We got a yell Wfe got a team That fight: like Ipauxej Tigerx - Tigers - Tigers He's a man! Who's a man? I-Ie's a St. X. man I 1 I X - A - V - I - E - R X --A --V-I-E-R X-A-V-I-E-R fWhistleI XAVIER! S fpausej, X fpausel H fpausej, S fpausej S-S-S-S X-X-X-X H-H-H-H S-S-S-S Xavier fdrawn out! ft-wicej FIGHT - FIGHT - FIGHT! O FINCH O DANHAUER 0 DUERR O OVBRLEY 0 OTT ALMA MATER Hail St. Xavier, Alma Mater, Hail, we pledge our loyaltyg May thy sons be ever faithful. Ever true to thee! Let thy praises roar Thundering to the sky, We will ever love thee, Dear St. Xavier High! GREEN AND GOLD Green and Gold means victory Oh, just For But We see our colors in array watch our team march down th we are out to win today. if by chance unto defeat we fall will be loyal just the same, And we'll fight, fight, fight For the Green and Gold, our colors Dear old St. X. Bless her name. e field ST. X. HIGH St. X. Hi, St. X. Hi, you're the best of schools around And we're proud of the Green and the Gold. St. X. Hi, St. X. Hi, all your rivals you astound When the feats of the Tigers are told. And we'll stay on top, we'll battle till we drop Holding our banner up on high, And we'll fight, fight, fight, for Xavier and the right For the Tigers we'll do and we'll die, For the Tigers we'll do and we'll die. ,cf cf THE BASKETBALL SEASON COACH OAKLEY BROWN With a season's record of fourteen Wins and thirteen losses, the 1944-1945 Green and Gold basketball team did not live up to the impressive name established by the Tiger quintets of other years, but it fought until the last minute of every game and was sparked by one of the most versatile and colorful players ever to wear a Green and Gold uni- form-Don Scully, captain and high point man . . . It was Oakley BroWn's first year as head coach of basketball at St. Xavier and he impressed all concerned. Oakley came to us from Hopkinsville High School where he had set up an enviable record as cage mentor. CAPTAIN DON SCULLY, temporarily out of play because of a leg ailment, gives the rest of the gang 4 fight talk. . . . Courtesy of C urier-Journal 98 THE TEAM G. Silliman, E. Kinberger, J. Tierney, C. Mueller, J. Flynn, O. Brown, Coach, R. Windhorst, W. Cassin, D. Scully, E. Schuler, J. Padgett, O. Lesshafft, Manager 9V9 St. X. 54-K.M.I. 21 St. X. 20-Shelbyville 35 St. X. 48-St. Joe 38 St. X. 28-New Albany 51 St. X. 32-Breckinridge 43 St. X. 50-Bellevue 28. Sillimrm crips one as the Tigers bow to New Albany. CtyfCeJ1 A decisive victory over K. M. I., with Scully and Detenber as the high point men, opened up the basketball season . . . Although Scully clicked for eleven points the Red Devils of Shelbyville had too much stuff for the Tigers and X. went down in defeat . . . A victory over St. Joe was next in line. Highpoint of 100 the game: the twenty-nine points scored by Gene Kenny of St. X., though Scully was right behind with 22 . . . Two losses followed: a bad defeat at the hands of the New Albany Bulldogs and a beating at the hands of Breck- inridge . . . Then a victory over Bellevue afforded some consolation. Courtesy of C The sonville really took the Tigers to th e cleaners, 65-29, but We bounced back in the follow' ing game against Eltown Then follo . Wed three straight wins: over Lebanon, Manual, and St. Joe of Bards- town. The most satisfying win was over the Reds of duPont. Behind at the half, 19-12, Red Devils of Jeffer St. X. 29-jeffersonville 65 St. X. 36-Elizabethtown 21 St. X. 31-Lebanon 22 St. X. 39--Manual 25 St. X. 48-St. Joe 59 and seemingly he d a ed for certain defeat, the Tigers bounced back in th e second frame and were out in front when the Hnal Whistle blew . . . In the Manual fray Don Scully scored fourteen points and Mueller counted ten . . . Scully was receiving all sorts of pub- licity on Back Fence Department teams. Bob W'indhorst .v - ucceeds in taking tbe ball away from Jeffs big center, Meyer. 101 Detenber- soon to enter the Navy-has notions but Po-well of Male sayx No. Although Don Scully cashed in 19 points the Tigers took it on the chin from Elder High of Cincy . . . Then followed a sorry beating from the Bulldogs of Paul Jenkins. Ralph Beard, sparkplug of the Male outfit, was good for fourteen points. ' Male definitely was in the championship class . . . A surprise Win over 102 St. X. 49-Elder fflincinnatil 41 sr. X. 18-Male High 41 St. X. 49-Valley 43 St. X. 17-Harrodsburg 26 St. X. 41--Lafayette 59 the highly-touted Valley team was next in line, as St. X. put on the best exhibition of the season . . . Then two more defeats at the hands of Harrodsburg and Lafayette. In the Harrodsburg contest Ed Kinberger played brilliant ball and even tied up the game for us in the third quarter. t f Courier-Journal V - In the opening round of the All-Kentucky Conference St. X. was eliminated by a strong Corbin team . . . Manual downed us 42-40 in an overtime contest that had the fans gasping in the aisles. Ed Kinberger and George Silli- man looked especially good for the Tigers . . . In another thriller-diller contest St. X. took St. X. 55-Corbin 37 St. X. 40-Manual 42 St. X. 27-Valley 26 St. X. 43-E'town 35 Sr. X. 43-Flager 26 Valley over by a one-point margin: 27-26 . . Then another victory over E'toWn, 43-33, with Carl Mueller leading the Tiger scorers with f ' ' ' ourteen points . . . A gratifying win, 43-26, over Flaget High of the West End in a game staged for the benefit of the Polio Fund. Don Scully fenced in by Dieruf but to no effect as Flags! losl. 103 Sr. X. 31-Male 35 Sr. X. St. X. 38-Bowling Green 5 St. X. almost took the Bulld ogs of Male into camp in a closely-fought contest, 35-31 . . . Then the improved Tigers knocked over a highly-rated Bowling Green outfit . . . An- other victory over Bellevue with Don S ll . CU Y scoring the amazing total of 27 ' points . . . And in the last regularly scheduled game St. 60-Bellevue 37 St. X. 38-Ft. Thomas 40 Sr. X. 36--Manual 35 St. X. 21-Male 37 'Hard to stop' Don Scully scores ma h ' ' ny 5 an lzke tbns to defeat Bel- levue 60-37. C tesy of Courier-Jou 1 104 X. bowed to Fort Thomas A ' t . . . v1c ory over Manual in the opening round of the Seventh Regional Basketball Tournament made Tiger rooters happy, but Male was too much for us in the second game. Male was crowned Cham f ' p o the Seventh Region and eventually Champ of the State. KITTENS The Kittens had the best won-lost record with 27-2, tabbing the amazing 1,243 points to opposition's 658. Nohstoll was high with 252, while Burke had 171, and Crawley 160. T. Costello, J. Crawley, L. Nohstol, J. Bessendorf, T. Ash, T. Crawford, R. Stottman, W. Jackman, C. Fallon, J. Wagner, E. Mock, W. Schnell, S. McCabe, A. Hopewell, Manager. CUBS The all-freshman Cubs turned in 19 wins, 7 setbacks, totaling 976 points to opponents' 580. Bauer was high scorer with 170, while Bidwell had 146. L. Hetzel, J. Willenbrink, E. O'Brien, L. Steiden, I. Wohl, E. Deddens, R. Peak, E. Bidwell, P. Maloney, J. Bauer, R. Stich, P. King, J. Zehnder, D. Hatfield. WTLDCATS The Wildcats copped 17 of their contests while dropping 11. The team placed second in the Parkland Intermediate League. E. Thieman's 267, G. Kapp's 203 led scorers. D. Smock, M. Heil, J. Hurst, F. O'Callaghan, J. Willenbrink, K. Vierling, J. Romans, E. Strange, T. Guelda, H. Hincks, E. Thieman, G. Kapp, C. Fallon, L. Fante. , IUNIOR VARSITY The Junior Varsity tabbed 10 wins against 9 losses. Most polished performance was in turning back a but once beaten Fern Creek Varsity 26-25. Capt. C. Cassin's 131 and Bill Heaton's 62 were high. C. Cassin, W. Clishem, L. Clark, J. Frederick, M. McCormick, W. Heaton, R. Willenbrink, J. Schuler, J. Sullivan, Coach Mr. Horace Bates, E. Bauer. 105 i iaajl sssaa TENNIS. SHOT PUT N. Ott, J. Hennessy, E. Montfort, ' R. Schaefer, J. Corbett ,fe Sprung Long, lazy days of Kentucky sunshine and balmy breezes . . . When school ' seemed impossible and the fields and HURDLES meadows called . . . When our minds kept turning to the approaching Gradua- tion and we kept wondering about the mysterious future that awaited us after Commencement. Spring, when we turned our energies to golf, tennis, track, baseball . . . When the HIGH NHMP J' thud of ball on bat was a sweet sound in R. Smith, J. Ludwig, A. DeGrella, J. Moriarty, W. Ogburn, D. Marshall C. Sherran, K. Simms, C. Brown, D. Olson, K. Haner, M. McCormick J. Jones, Captain, J. McKay, J. Becker, J. Lechleiter, E. Kraus, J. Otte, J Cummins, B. Clark, J. Kei-string, H. Jarboe, R. Corrigan, E. Bidwell, G Boiler, B. Voor, J. Wolfe, E. Roser, B. Westerfield, J. Fedler, J. Barker . uzon. X' TRACK TEAM 106 9 . kv 5 1 9' was W: , W ,,. fl L67 fi - .4,,4,.g , Si 52, F A 23 U ' nf? IQHQRX 2 3 f' 4 pa 4' Q Y R , ' ,, , ,K . 0 'f 3 A f A 4 EQ-34 , M -ei: gg, Q Q' 5 35 4? s ,, ,.,. 9 'V' H J f 2 if ' f a. '25 ,.:.Z' , , 5 Ifs , k 2 in N V., : K , , f , . f. S .A 1' W 'E iff: Ei 'bf ei if EMM N Ll 1 . av., f-,,, 6 J fwwwfff , Q - ki' ,I my ,,,.v-Lg z,,,,YP K -. , ,. M? ,Nw ,V, ,, ' ' if f? ffl' .5 -J - if ,Qf',if fi-9 f ',f'i,m,..fg3,-J 5 5 gy 'Wg,f5i r,f Q if W' it E1 The famous St. X. schoolyard . . . Where We talked and argued at recess time . . . Where an after-lunch cigarette Was sweet essence of nicotine . . . Where so many amusing things happened . . . Where we discussed St. X. athletics, international politics, the test that was coming up the next period . . . Where we made friends and met fellow-classmates . . . Where Brother Majella and the members of the Student Council Were 'familiar figures . . . Where a lot of memories will cling when the schoolyard itself is but a memory .... Intimate glimpses of the glad days of school life . . . Familiar faces and places . . . The little odds and ends that were ours for four swift years . . . Class- rooms, the cafeteria, the yard at recess time . . . Only as the time draws near to say Farewell do we fully appreciate them . . . 'But We'll keep the memories in our hearts .... SNQQX-Nq5i':314:j'-L -l ',..,w',.. , ' 1 . 'ul Q lmlyw- . 3 is A 'J E'E?fy ' L.-df sffff-afsiii , Kill' -4 NNW t Wi x gig' Nl W N i .e ' je . 12 N . I N '- : -. at 'fghl ,Fw ' Q X WW t ll 3 - lil-1 K' -., ' aj 109 lm......w l The entrance warmed by September sunlight. . . . Four brawl-new Seniors smile for the photographer . . . Signing up for the dura- tion-one year . . . Budding chemists get acqzminterl -with the apparatus. Dag 110 TYPEQWRITING 4F typistx in action . . ACCOUNTING Pun: :bereft no 'accozmtingu for the taste: of some fellows . . . 111 J BOOKKEEPING 4E keeps tbe books . . . J X I The new Principal, Brother George Francis, approached his task with zeal and enthusiasm. The new Biology Laboratory was ad- mired by all and was a vast improvement much appreciated by our budding scien- tists. The new Prefect of Studies, Brother Climacus, was admired and respected by all for his sincere and straightforward approach to our problems. A new high was reached in the 1944 Fall Festival--the most successful in the history of the school. 112 'k uk' ak Events of IQ!-U4 'ir ir ir s wma Fffisfsfar J w S f 1.6 t s 5 VS V faafsfas t Events of IQLI-5 ir 'A' ir Xe Graduate Gough, home from the War- front, tells the students at a War Bond Rally about life in the service . . . The oflice of the St. X. Improvement Fund was a busy place, but Willing work- ers made the task fairly easy . . . The Ohio River Went on another ram- page and a Hooded boiler-room gave us a Week's holiday . . . Vociferous rooters at a Pep Rally take time out for a moment and smile ever so sweetly for the cameraman .... Aj. a 113 W N' 1 K nw- lx Q ,- if ' X N p vw- , ,f f IN TOWN It was pleasant, when school and scholastic worries were over for another day, to wander in town and find relaxation in various ways. The Record Shop, the Madrid Bowling Alleys, the corner of Fourth and Chestnut-some of the gang could always be found in one of those spots. And then, of course, there were the Academy girls who came along and who made afternoons-in-town doubly pleasant. Life after two-thirty was always enjoyable and sometimes wonderful . . . 114 T LEISURE TIME Recess time . . . Photographic memo- ries of the things we ate, the things We said, the friends We made . . . Talk about Friday night's game, the test that was coming up the next period, the date We had for the next dance . . . And in between our conversation We munched on sandwiches and made a valiant eiort to absorb our necessary vitamins . . . A half hour of good- natured fun . . . A Welcome break in the day's scholastic grind . . . Our most popular period! . . . 115 I F? GL NCE BACK i-. 5 I l3 - OMEHOW We never ill V, . thought it would come- ll the time to say Goodbye to Green and Gold, the moment to bid Farewell to the scenes and memories of four happy years. How swiftly those years lied by! The seconds, the minutes, the hours, the days, the Weeks, the months, the years . . . They were gone before We fully appre- ciated their sweetness, before We had thoroughly absorbed their happiness and their laughter. Looking back We find it difficult to select outstanding scenes, impressions that were deeper than others. Life at St. X. was a complicated, confused, de- vastatinglyvhappy mixture of a hundred and one different things. Teachers, classmates, noisy lunch periods, pep ral- lies, football and basketball games, the visit to the chapel before school, com- positions, the poems We had to memorize, experiments in the Chem and Physics Laboratories, dates and dances, Maxwell Field, du Pont Stadium, the Male Gym. . . . They all merge and mingle into one another and lose individual significance and shape. . When we were Freshmen-docile lit- tle fellows still amazed and bewildered at the mysteries of life in high school- we used to wonder what it was that caused the older boys to be so very much in love with St. X., so devoted to the Green and Gold colors. But the truth dawned on us gradually as the time went byg the St. X. spirit was born in us some- how and someway and was nurtured by our teachers and by our classmates until we, too, came to have an all-embracing love for 118 West Broadway. The passing years brought us many things: a knowledge of the real signifi- cance of life--that it is but a period of probation, a preparation for a much hap- pier and eternal lifeg the enduring beau- ties of Catholicism-the tremendous truths and principles entrusted to and guarded by Holy Mother Church, loyalty to school--a belief in what St. X. repre- sents and a pride in her accomplish- ments, friendships-the deep and abid- ing comradeship we shared with our fellow students and with our teachers. We can never adequately express in words what St. X. has meant to us, what it will continue to mean to us as the years go by. All of our youth's precious remembrances are linked inseparably to 118 West Broadway, are colored, beauti- fully and enchantingly, with Green and with Gold. To our teachers, the Xaverian Broth- ers, we owe a debt of gratitude We will never be able to repay. Their kindness, helpfulness, friendly advice . . . Such things will never be forgotten. We will GLANCE BACK often as life goes by. We will remember the scenes and faces this 1945 Tiger endeavors to make photographically unforgettable. For the Spirit of X. will be ours for- ever and forever-the guiding force of our ideas and ideals and of our very lives. AUTC RAPI-IS chan mn.. ' The Editor-in-Chief of the 1945 Tiger, speaking in behalf of the entire Senior Class, expresses sincere gratitude to the following: 0 To Brother George Francis, C.F.X., Principal, for his interest and encouragement. 0 To Brother Josephus, C.F.X., and Brother Pastor, C.F.X., for their splendid photographic contributions. ' To the Rieger Studio for prompt and courteous service. 0 To the Kaufman-Straus Studio for the Faculty pictures. 0 To Mr. Alfred J. Simon and Mr. J. A. Koehler of the Publishers Printing Company for invaluable advice and expert craftsmanship. ' To all others who contributed in any way to the success of this volume. 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