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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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Then rapidly they record the voice ever ready for the next question. They're at St. X to get an education-education of the whole man . ' ' 'l'l1ere's plenty of good clea THE l:'DllL'llTl0 01 THE WIl0Ll:' MAN ' '1IllNl1l1'1'l'1l 211 SI. X. 1lis 11111 1111111 111 1 11111 s 11111 IN 1 , Nl 1111111 ll111lN 111 111111111111'1l111'111l11S s1111iz11 1i1'11 is111111111z1111t 111 11111 111111 1111111 1111111111-s i1s 111111-11 111 11111 11111111 111' 1111' 1311111118 N111 1111111111111 111111 111' 11111 1'11111l'1111l11g 11111111 11111 sl11111s 11111 11119 I' 1l111l1N Ill 1 11111111 s 1111 As 21 1'1'S1111. 111 Ht. X111'i111' 1111111 S1-1111111. 1111 ll 1111 1111111' 111111 s11111, 101'1l111l' 11111 11'111'111. 111 1i1'1111p M ll1l -111 11 ' ' un 1 1 '.1. ' 11 1 . v 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1111111 1111111u1111111x111 111811111 111 1111 111111111111 1111 ,, s1l1N 11N 1 1111 11218 his 11111'1 111 Iilily, 1111111 i11 1z11111' 11111, 11111111 111111111 181111111 IY '1'lll S111X1111W111 '1'lll'l n fun on tap at St. X. always a dance or mme equally pleasur- ' ' 1 al life of the able event to highlight the 5111.11 boys at MX . Football, basketball, baseball. track, golf, and swimming are all featured at St. X. The teams may not ALWAYS win. but they ALWAYS ' . . , b d put up a great fight, with th1 student 0 y supporting them-100 per cent. on-, ggeww-M-W BROTHER JOHN .IOS EPH, C.F.X. Principal Iii-I I- . mtlni Inliii -Iosopli l'ElIll1' to HT. X 11 In-ni'g'0 I i'z1m'i' ' ' ' i slivvvwl II' 1 N .ls I riiivi 321. ' ' ' IOIIIII 1 I Ilmiiw Iiis IIII In IIIIII IIKIMIIIIIQ' mul Ul'Ql'2lIIIZl'lI lI1m Ilml I ISIN I IIIII in zl1IiIiIioi1 In I Iirutlin-i' '- ' ,, , hrsl stan' I1-'I ' . , Ili' vuzu'Il4'4I 'IIIII I' . cle, Ii-mn 1 0 ws mul I ' ' . gh., 1 ' ns lmglulzii' Ii--' ' ' ' iiimnstn H ' I X In Imuix -Alii. I 'X .,, ,,.,. .. 4 .. , . I. . . ' I fulimg IIIIIII-s. . A 'vm Klixsimi Iligrlu S4-Iuml in Iiux NI-new xxI1a-ii Inu 1zlug'I1I for Nix yi llx II is In Iimtliii Inlm Iusmpll Iliit ui IIi lllilll xtumlciil . 2 . l' I'IzIsx HI' A-IH :HMI IIN' 'A p - Imily. iIv4Iiv:lIwI mir '4S 'I'ig1vi 'xx'i1I1 1- ' - v IImI. lmili-1' Iiiw Wim- ' ' ' ' IIIK flllItlII fIlluI1ml NI X IIIIHIII .mil pimpmi ,.,,xx ,lx IIIIIl'I4ll11'I'1IXI' 6 0llll l1'lllDl:', 0llB LEADER 'l'lll'1SlIAIJUW0lf' 'l'lll+1l'ROSS Um' grlwlclllatbf. of St. Xavier, lmving: leznrmld the impurtzmt In-sscm of lccoping' ulusm- To ihv liodwlxu-1', lmvv In-mrlvml Tn flu-ir juy that there is pence and refuge within the SIHHIONV of The Vross. Aml in so doing' tlwy have lwvmm- Typvs of tho Vutlmliu grvlltlvlllull of wlmm wal can be prolul. As 4-zlgvl' Fl't'Sllllll'll, bavk in 1944, Hwy ellterml St. X while thv NIIZHIUW of tho cross of WAR fe-ll lwuvily zwross tllm-ir path. 'l'l1v1'v is still worlal unrvsf and 90Ull0Illi0 instability. 'l'hvre is am nfheistio nwnm-P. But Immk. lligrll uhm'-2 is the sluulow of an pl'01l'i'fillg.l' vross, fornwd in the llvavvns by the olltstrofclled arms of El Wilfdlflll luutlwr, the .Xlotlwr of Fair Low, whose l't'2lSSllI'iIlQf smile glzuldons the llt'2ll't of vvery Son of Xavier. 'l'0 HIGH and Iwi' Sons, our beloved gwulllatvs of The Green Ctlmt color of IIOPIGJ and the Gold fth2lt lnw of Sl7i'i'I'lSSD we pen our word of lJl'IlJIUA'1'l0N. Many sllvvvss nlfvml our Boys of 1948, iruv lwzm-l's of The Cross. eww, ,yozw gow, e.4.,1c '.,,,,,- FHM LIAR SIIHBUIINDIIVGS The novelty of high school life was unfolded gradually here in our own Freshman Hall at First and Jacob, scene of much hustle and bustle, anticipations and anxieties. Our gym generally, if not always, was the scene of either outgoing crowds or incoming groups of individuals, at times packed for rallies or assemblies, seldom as quiet and peaceful as pictured. W, s X- ygwiw T, W., Leading up to the school library and the R.A.C. room is the grand staircase, a beautiful but forbidden passage- way. A legacy from the old estate, it comprises all the dignity characteristic of the old South. a link between the old and the new St. X. Q. 51 ' fflisff ki, NNSQNN fs. X S X ' A X 'K yr-....,. 'A - 7 X . WHY mn f g,. S, A ANS ,pw-' xxx s - i EN f - X FE as v su at A 1 1 4 - Q Q n n i 9 1 1 I I 5 n t X viagra! ykky Z. here touring orchestras, symphonic and pop uar, are heard, where singers triumph and actors emote for our entertainment and benefit. The auditorium is our city's cultural center W . . i l if 4, wi:-W, V tnllU '::, BEEN is .Q ixillguiltlg Ap , - QQ!! x I 2 at ff ...- 5 gil, 1, we N it 1' 1 - A familiar battle arena in the autumn where athletic reputations are won or lost, competi- tive bands strive to outdo one another, and the crowds cheer. : 4 . I 8 S 8 I I t 5 E -J etykwx '. 5 IQ, One of the many useful things a boy learns at St. X is a respect for libraries where books are like beacons erected as in the sea of time. a K 'FAS t, .4-we X. 32 2,4454 d ,pv- 4 A,.,f' n pf' 1 ,nw W b A -.ma2arfiw8i'iW'W.5 '- 'F'43 SVd 15ZW' K QM --A ,tw 59, 7 I .al '- -uulyy '14 I Q' , Q J D xg at qs ggtwv N6 91? '7 'Q .ff x 'IIS ,GL ,,,.,Q Round and solid, plllored and painted m dlC'l!iV2 and msplrmg, polygomc :md stolxd, sur mounted by a cross m the shadow of whlch we pray work and play ..4, 5011365 0F THE TIGER SPIRIT f- K K 4, .Q 'fi if f K' Q4 Ni 1' 1- wgiisib., ' A fm., ww.. K A U --f .155 fi 115445 i MQ gil: ' ' fgi.,z1ai,'.1w- XT i'Tlll' linmlsmiw oak floors nl' lliv vlmpc-l upon on il climly ligliled sveiiv of spiritiizil pcm-0 ziml Qlllllll the vigril light lmrn- ing' ln'ig'litlyg tliv wliolv svoiw SlQ'lllf.Yllll2' llw worli of tlw lii'o1lio1's all HI, X In luring' in lllo Sill4ll'lliN si ll1m'mig1'li lii14vwlv1lg'v ol' llwir I'l'llg1'l0ll1 lo spur llivm ml lo am 2lW2ll'Ull1'SS ul' :xml ilvvuliml to iliingrs spiri1ii:1l . lt was with lliesc' tlmuglits in miml tlml Tlw Xzivcriuii l3i'n1lim's estnblisllcml tho old sulionln at Svvoiul mul lirmulwziy, mlvvmles ago. I,1'0SD0l'll.V :incl growlli lN 'l'IllC SHADOW Ulf' 'l'lllC VRUSSI ,V-ws. ...gum Q. ' f .....-.4-n ,yn--.,., , qv---MM. ,-dd HY, f - rm' v- -.., Q 4. ..-,,,x 1- :,..-'SNK Av-- v -- .u-nn' H-'YRG 1-lu I ...U 'ini' 'V+ '- S'f':.' '- W . .-.f . fm.. f x 52 A. ,i QI -'-. - - +4-if' JUG-T... - 1... . A ' ,.. mf., A-.,,,,., ww . 'X .. I , oar' ' ' , , X ... A--'A' 'V 10-afw.,.n . ' ' ANN! V . - ' ,----'-ur - .. .nn Q' ' 'V-.w,f.1,s,.3,:,::,1:'.:-sf-,m-X-Q-----. -- A r , , ..3-,ugfuuvw-Q,v . , , . .,,.,.A, M , wr M- -f x , ,GMX-v.. . 1 Nnlvnu- 'Q ll P 4- - I x--1,-... -.,. ' -hanglinnnaaa ,..- -suns-. ,.,x...-.,1.yf .1-.gswvm- 'v , 3- Q, . Lix.,..1a-.,, .,., h f-wavy-'V AFFN ' -vw-nf 'W R' x' 'fbi-bs-tl nm 1 Q' 1 r 1 -P . Q N' haf V : Y' ge. 6 X-xfa 4 fry? . A' Nw' V, Shy x' I ,V Af , r .514 M 2' VZ, W., iw' f M W WX , ..:,g!!i vt L. R5 Rf, ' Q. Q - if N x W 0-.ww 03 DllIEL'TOB 0F STUDIES ,A f lr , . . -W, ff TP' BROTHER CLIMACUS, C.F.X. Dirvctur of Studies , , , 1 , llurlug' llu' pam llilll' Iwaaru. lmnlu-1' l luu:u'us lun lu-lfl llu- . , - . . - , v - . l1lu'l1x'ullrl4-pmt ul llllwwflul' ul 5lllllll'N. lwllu' lllllllllll'llll'1l.llll' uml I 1-ulzulwrlunuvnlllllvllllznsslglllluvlllu 1'l1u'lul wllu'll lx uv Wuulv llu' Nllllllllll luulx' lll lllt'll' Sl'l1'l'llHlI ul l'Hlll'Nl'N illlfl 111 vluwli ull llulu' pl-r'lur'u1:nu'v tlu-Vvm. .X Qll'il1lllEIl1' ul lillllllllvl lllVl'l'Sll.Y.XxElNlllllQ'llill. ll,l',l1l-ullu-1' N El ll2IllYl' ul l lll'2I. X. X. .Xllvr l'l'l'l'lYlllL1 lux HN. lll-grvv iu lflilh. l51'11Ilu'1' vzmu- In Nl. X lrrnu mln-1' Nlll'llIQl'. Nlzzrvlsllul, lllllvl' lux mlm-vllml NI. X l'UllllIlll1'S In g'1'uw Nl'llHl1lNlIK'ElllX'. I4 ' ' 'A Q ,wh Q ' fl 53 as Y' .4 N 'D Q .5 W Y Q, x ,,gl5g?il5-'QS fx . 'W Q 14x I f Q . QPF? k wk tk X , 5 as Cflmperoning the 'Fhanksgiving Dance at the Brown Hotel were Mrs H. Kiesler. Brother Lionel. Mrs. Ti M E N W H 0 6 ,BED 0 B Carroll. Brother John Joseph. Mrs. W. Van Houten. Mr. W. Van Houten and Mrs. A. E. Scalzitti. Upper Panel: Brother Majella. C.F.X. Treasurer Prefect of Lunch Period Brother Stephen, C.F.X. English III German III French III Brother Gaudentius, C.F.X. Director Prefect of Cafeteria Brother Sylvan. C.F.X. Religion I-II French II Latin I Brother Eugene. C.F.X. Bookkeeping I Typing I-II Seniors I,uu't'r Panel, top ruw: Brother Josephus. C.F.X Homeroom 2C Latin II English II Brother Boniface, C.F.X. Homeroom 4C English III-IV Guidance Brother James, C.F.X. Head of Chemistry Department Brother Leonard Francis C.F.X. Librarian Spanish I English II Brother Valerian. C.F.X Homeroom IG Algebra I Geometry I Luuvr Panel. lmtlom row: Brother Faber, C.F.X. Homeroom IC Latin I Science I Brother Philip, C.F.X. Homeroom 4A English 4 Prefect Brother Emmanuel, C.If.X. Homeroom SC English II-III Debating Brother Adrian, C.F.X. Homeroom IF Algebra I English I Brother Edward joseph. C.F.X. I lead of lVIusic Department me v!,.M wks 5: V. 'ze WHY THHUIIIIII ST. llplwr l'drl4'lI l.nu4'r Punvl, mp run: Ilrothcr Paulus. C.l-.X. Ilonu-room ZH Ilrollwr R1-gimllcl. C.I .X. llouwroom 4If Ilnoklcm-ping II Geometry I Spanish II Algchra I Ilrollwr -Ioarliim. ff.l'i.X. Ilrollu-r Clemens. C.If.X. Ilomi-room JA Ilomcroom ill fic-onli-try I Spanish I fiuidamx- Social History Iirollwr Willwm-rl. ff.I ,X. Iirothvr Lionel, Cf.If.X. Ilomc-room ill English I Physics Roligion IV lrigononwtrv Guidancv Iirolhvr Ricardus, f'.I'.X. Ilolm-room ZI5 Iirothvr Hilslry. C.I:.X. Ilomcroum 4I5 I.atin III Social History cilllllilllft' English II lirollwr Evan. ff.I:.X. Iiroxhcr Ne-ri. C.I:.X. Ilolncroom Zfi Psychology Algclwra II Efonomics Guidamw- English III A 11' he 1 I.uu'vr Panvl, lrullonl run: Brother Lucius. C.If.X. Homcroom SG Typing II Stcnography Brother Fahius. C.If.X I-Iomcroom IA Algebra I Civics Iirothcr Connor. C.F.X. Horns-room ID English I Guidant:- lirothcr Thomas More English IV Athletic Director Brother Elroy. C.F.X. Homcroom 5E Algebra II Physics Y, Lounging in tlu' newly-furnished Brothers' Recrualion Room in the main huilding: Clvft to right, Brother Leonard Francis. Iirothcr Paulus and Brother Climacus. iv Brother Medard. C.F.X. Brother Bellarmine. C.F.X. Brother Lorenzo, C.F.X. Homeroom 4D Homeroom 2F Homeroom 2-I Mech. Draw. I, II Geometry English II Religion IV Biology Religion II Brother Donatus, C.F.X. Brother Austin, C.F.X. Homeroom 3F Homeroom 2H German I Business Law Latin II Biology AND l 0STl:'Bl:'D 0IlB HHPES F03 I-'IITIIHE SUCCESS Enjoying a moment of relaxation during the Thanksgiving game are Brother Valerian, Brother Connor, Brother Gaudentius, Brother Josephus, I and Brother Boniface. lVlr. Raymond Baer Mr- IOSGPI1 Hagan Football Coach Basketball Coach Physical History II Education Study Brother Donal, C.F.X. Mr. Francis Beeler Mr- ChHl'l2S 101195 H0mer00m IB English II Asst. Football English I American Traclt Coach Civics History Civics Q-x HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN A. FLOERSCH Archbishop of Louisville' , . . . , , , ln ilu lu-:url ul l.u1llw1llv. III ilu' Nll2l1lHXY ul ilu- lillll1'Kll'2ll N .UM o1ll'lwlm'1'1l .xl'l'lllllNll1llll'4IllllS1'lN2lll1l ml1l'm-1-lslllvmzmllulml nlnllnx. l'l'lI:ll4lIIN. 1-lnawllzllvlm-, :lml l'+-vl'm-anllmml. ul lllN zlrvll- . . , . , lll1rliN4 all-rl In 11x 1'-rmx'lllf nwwlx Iwn- m-mv ve-'mrs lllx lww-I ,F r, . 1 1. -1. A lu Ill x ll1xu'llll'llr4I1'1l an pfln-1im141l '1Iw llmx'1'l'ul'Ill:-llmwliuIulllm- 4 ns :nfl 1mll'l1vlnm ul Ilw XQIYUVIJIII llrutln-rs. mum- thin lllix llllxl ll :N In-4-n lx-wallwlm-ll l'l N Assisting others to chart their pathway through time to eternity is Brother Connor in the Freshman religious guidance office. Tony Ewing and Jerry Brown are re- viewing the Xaverian Vocational Pamphlet. IT'S UP TO YOU. Brother Lionel. Senior Counsellor, conferring with Dane Allen on the latter's choice of a vocation in life. This guidance service was particularly necessary for the Seniors since they faced an immediate decision. BELIEIUIIS EIIIDHNUE l,m'1l. wlizll NYlllllll you liziw lllt' In iloL ' lively lmy slimilml ask Ilmt qiws- timi. Yvigx' fwqiwiitly Gull viitrusls Ilii- 4lesii'v4l ZIIISXVOI' to our Spll'llllill Qfllllllfi. To vwi'y stiiileiil at Saint XElYl0l'.N is ntlviw-nl the uppiwliiiiilx' nl si privalv iii- . . . , . . teiwivw witli an Trziiiiwl Xiwzitimi lliiww- 1 . , . lm: 1 lass talks, slziillv pi'zi.vvi's lm' llgjlll In lmow om-'s stem- iii life, l'l'llQl'lUllN llllill'lllIN zlml pziiiiplilvts 1llSl'llNSlllQ' llll' pi'ivsllimul Elllll Ilw l5l'flllll'l'lllllIll supple- . . , rm-111 tlie- wurlt ul tlie l,ll't'l'lfll'N. lxl'1hlll1'l's liHlllf2ll'V. lilt'2ll'1lllS mill llfllllllllf A iiuwim is lu-lil ozivli mmitli will-liiilf . . . . , llljl' will: llli' l'l'l't'llllllll ul llolnx' lum- immimi mi Ilia- First l i'i4lziy. 'l'l1i- geri- vml iiitviitiuii of tliis ilvvutiivii is for mliviiiv assislzliivv iii tlu-vlmii-1-lil ai slante- iii lift-. nllllllli' mill sw. lllll'lSl lim-lmiis lui- -Will lu lullmx' iii llis wily. liespmul lu lliis will liy si-eliiilg' zulvivv fi'rmi ylilll' livligrimis Mwzltiuii llil'0i'1m'. With eyes to the future. Norman Lusch and Charles Arnold make use of the extensive guidance facilities of St. X to direct them in their future educational activities and life work. N Q .5 Q 2 E www S Q X .. ..... ., -' . if X HELIGIUIIS ACTIVITY EBUIIP This group might be known as the P.H.G.-Power House Group-for almost all school activities originated with them on the field. in the classroom, and in the gym. Robert Rees. Treasurerg Ernest Bidwell. First Vice-Presb The K. A. V. was forineml hy lllt'l'jl'lllQ.l' two wgrzliiizzitioiis. Il2llllt'l.Y. the t'.S,3l.t'. zuul the Smhilitlv nt' Our lizuly. These two grmips are sepzxrnte zuul tlistinet in their respet-tive fune- tions. The ehiei' niin of the H. A. t'. is Vntllolie Aetion. In pzwtieulzn' it strives to erente El spe- eiul interest in the high sehool student for Our lilesseml Mother. 'l'ln'ong:l1 Mary to Jesus. ln zuhlition the R. A. t'luh sponsors sm-ini functions sueh as chun-es zuul skating: parties whieh txlltllllt' the student to round out his high sehool life under the proper SlllN'l'VlSl0ll. ln the '47-'48 selnml year the li. A. t'luh got its Sf2ll'l. lluring' the first lllt'l1llN:'l'SlllIl mlrive over 600 students were 9lll'4lll0tl. sllowing' il nmrkenl interest hy the nmjurity nt' St. X. stu- dentg Joseph Besendorf, Second Vice-Presidentg Fontaine Kremer, Presidenlg James Sheehy, Third Vice-President: Gene O'Brien, Recording Secretary, and James Tichenor. Corresponding Secretary. tlents. The Vluh lll2lllgl'lll'tlll'll swine very sueeessful thinees. ineludingg' at series of ii1t'oi'im1l get togxethers on Surulny aftermmns in the Qylll. Also it featured the student train trip on the 'l'ig1er Speeizllu for St. X's tirst post-season foothnll gfznne 'lill2lllliSgIlVlll:l' Dany with K.M,l. at liexingrtmi. The llltlililllj' llltlttilllgfs on First l ritlz1y nmrn- ings ht-fore seliool were nizule interesting' hy the presenee of carefully seleetetl speakers. some of Wlltilll were llililtlllillly known. 'l'he future of the H. A. Vinh hunks very hright jlulgrillg' fron: its high etiieieney the first year nt' existenee. 'l'he . ,, . , ,, , , . . H, A. l . should he llllu K l.l lx nt ht. Pxnvier s in future years. The St. X Unit of Our Lady's Sodality in '47-'48 com- hined with Loretta Avademy in their efforts to popularize devotion to Our Blessed Mother and to foster a deeper :appreciation of Mary. lfurther proof that not all the activities and interests of the R.A.ff. were devoted solely to spreading the idea of personal sanctification and devotion to Our Blessed Mother through her Sodality. Pictured at top in a panel discussion were members of the combined Sodalities. meeting at St. X gym: james Sheehy, Patricia Toner, Robert Rowan. Dorothy Fisher. and David Wagner. An informal picture of two St. X students. Willis Ewing and John Liston. rolling along in good company at the Fontaine Ferry Skating Party sponsored by the R.A.C. of St. X. PIIEPIIBATIUN F011 THE FUTIIBL' Second only in importance to our spiritual growth is our mental growth and development. Since the future belongs to those who prepare for it. every effort is made at St. X to teach us how to face the future confidently. Confidence is possible only when we are equipped mentally in the basic skills, mathema- tical and literary, and in the useful habits of cooperation, punc- tuality, initiative and industry. Hence. there is a methodie pur- pose in what we frequently take to be sheer IIl21fl11PSS, all with the View to developing the whole man IN THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS. 1 fu I - I i 1 , I .xxx Q L 1 in W . IzQ1.x1'Ag'Sn:,W-3 ,,,,5fJ,Mf . W . ., In +57 z fx 'Y sw ', 9 V M f 719 ' M ' UTiw'Ti1?iaP.: , Quan., saw: ' '1 HM,-.L A x 51 A Ol I 5. blYQvdv ' x1sm',w'f1-31 A -,mf - - fwrm' :rm -' 12 ' --4 Lgpfwfmfyw, , My x W we rg? K m 'B W 1 ml , qw V Q. , wx W-.vm XVll.lI,fXZX Bill lmfa tho lwst clmrxcus In-nic. Van ERNEST BIDWELL Faotball Captain The individnal wmner of so many Louxsvxlle football awards that the edxtors for lack of space decxded to summarize thus and to congratulate earnest 'Ernie his achievements sr as EDNVARD GOFFINET-Best Student Tlu- editorial direction of The Xavier News is but gi busy cxlrai-curricular sideline for hustling Pete who xpccinlircs in Math, Poe, Chemistry, and other Hliglmtics' . 7 Y EMII. GRAESER--Best Dressed Emil might qualify for :my one of several awards de- termincd by n Senior Poll, but the Seniors chose him their snrtorial champ, who has the know-how and the X . X know-wh:-n. , ROBERT EIMER--Best Sport N Bob has that student award of best sport' which is difficult to define or explain, but so easy to recognize :md relish. JAMES BAUER-V-Basketball Captain im, a specialist in hardwoods, captains a speedy, lcggy group than keeps some of the faculty on a bicarbonate dict and the students: in voice. 15 f X E- swfi K Q 3 X i 'Q XS E X X E A ilk L..-LL Ah! X 5' e g c J E 9 Q,,, m ' lg? ' wa' 1-f U Q I , Q F Q Q Q S 2 Sv V - 5 g Y I ggi Q g X X + . ,iv x.,kk A. Qigk KA Ad iz, A , X if -' A 5' if in R X f Rf X Mfg W wf N , 1 J 'A N as .x , Ns if ' W X, Q .4 i gygwg Ek E Em 1 Q we-Q -gg QQ? QI is 4 5 5 s Q' U 1235? '1 mqgwigm , ,Z Q 5 fi' 31' 4' ar b f an ilk ' s V il Q 5 mf. , .' . I S' A V' A . ww - A ' ' W-il 2. 'M1 ' xf V if 7 ' 'fs ' nf W ,gzkgslzfl -5 , ' ' - , QW ,551 fifgt L. l . . 3 ,lf X : 5 4 vi . .- xt 1 14 5' N4 15' i HIGHLIGHTS l,. Mehr, T. Cfnsu-llu, Hauer. Zehnder. Nl. Wtvlftvrd. K. Clancy. li. liidwell. Whc-zltlm-y. I.. French and Otte. FF? One of Brother lVledard's Senior Nlechanical Drawing classes hard at work. probably plotting Louisville's new expresswzly route or even getting down on paper some dt-mils on a higger and better St. X. The opening hymn at a regular, general meeting of the R.A.C. in the gym. These meetings featured several guest speakers and surprise events. lVlemhers pictured were Sheehy. Tiehenor. P. Hawkins. E. O'Brien. F. Kremer. Besendorf. E. Bidwell. and R. Rees. 'gl-.A ao. 01,1 ff f W' W NZ 7 H 7 fe ..,..,, A , ,I ' - fi i eea 'ii' Willa llu- 2lllY1'lIl ul' Ilu- lC..X.l'. Ilu- St'lllHl's ul' .Xllllf-lim-:lllY. 'l'lu- 'l'i1-1-l ' mzulm- llllllNllll. . P- A 'lN :nssuuu-4l l'l slllIllNlllllll.X' lm' llu- slum-1-ss ul' lu-:ml l':u' zuul wuln-. lvIlllt'l' Ilu- lmmu-1' ul' Nay Sl. XR mu-ianls, lflslu-1-inlllx' puplllzlrzuul Nll1'1'1'SS- lieu-V zuul lim-ml llzlgfzln ilu- 'lf-'43 In-zum l'ul m-nw llu- Sllllllilll' ill.l4'l'll1l4Ill 1lEllll'l'N in Ilu- zu-Inu-vm-nl lllllilllll'Nlll'l'l'NN1'N. .llilllllill :ll ln-ng' lzlsl gyrus, uluu-I1 ln'm'i1l4-nl Ilu- Sn-uiurs in pznl'1in-lllul' l'1-ll llu- 'l'igg'm-Vs ltlllvll mul Hula- limlu-tl ull' :uuuppm'l1u1il.x'tuwule-uilu-il'rzulgfe-ul'zu-quiaultf nursing: its wmuuls. Will: ilu- Inu-liiuu' ul' :1 :uuw-s. Skating' purlu-s. llu- lfmvllmll :uul l'l'llN2Ill1' Iuyzll sllull-111 luuly mul ilu- l'llt'Ulll'2lQ't'lllQ'lll ul' lull:-I wlsuu-4-s. zuul ilu- l.:-xlllgglwll trip xx'e-l'u- l'1-:l- llu- zllunuli llu- SI. X li-:uns l'U2ll'l'll un. llIl'1'N Nlll'lilll.Y. 2-- hobby is mercial a ANTHO St. Agne to work Business from St. may go ROBERT BAILY . . . Hollywood . . . proud of St. Columba's . . . Scientific Course . . . model air- planes wants to enter Xavier University .. . member of band and R.A. Club. JAMES BAUER . . . Holy Trinity . . . homeroom President . . . Basketball captain . . . wants to attend Purdue. BETRAND BECKER Bee hails from St. George's the Business Course hobby is Sports . . . member of the R. A. Club and also Presi- dent of his homeroom class. JAMES BECKMANN . . . St. Leo's . . . the Scienti- fic . . . Jim likes sports as a hobby . . . going to college . . . member of the Football and Baseball teams, also the Dance Committee. 30 JOSEPH ALLEN . . . j. D. . . . hails from St. Louis Bertrand's . . . takes the Business Course . . . jerking sodas . . . wants to take up com- ft. ALFRED ALLGEIER . . . Alf . . , hails from St. james . . . takes the Business Course . . . Sports . . . wants to be a mechanic . . . plays on the base- ball and track teams . . . member of R.A. Club and C.S.M.C. NY ALLGEIER . . . Came to X from s . . . the Business Course . . . plans to go after graduation. NORBERT ALLGEIER . . . Jack . . . hails from St. Elizabeth's . . . Scientific Course . . . to enter U. of L .... member of C.S.M.C. WILLIAM ASH Class Vice-president of 4E . .. jerry is at from Holy Name .. . the Course. PAUL AULBACH . . . Meatball . . . hails from St. Elizalmetlfs .. . Scientific Course plans to enter U. of L. Music School , . . member of R.A. Club. St. X Band and St. X Orchestra. BERNARD BASS . . . Beanie . . . came to X Elizabeth's . . . the Business Course . . . to college. THOMAS BACON . . . Cotton . . . hails from St. Elizabeth's . . . Scientific Course . . . Golf . . . to go to U. of K. . . . belongs to the Golf team, Monogram Club, C.S.M.C. and the Yearbook Staff. EDWARD BIRDWELL . . . Eddie at St. X. from St. Helen's Parish . . . interested in Construction work . . . General . . . Eddie is an all-around sports fan. RICHARD BLOCK . . . Dickie wants the Speed Scientific School . . . member of the St. X Band . . . music is his hobby . . . St. Columba's . . . Scientific Course. JOSEPH BOCARD . . . Joe takes the Scientific Course . . . to enter Notre Dame . . . member of the Camera Club. EUGENE BOHN . . . Gene is from St. . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobbies are reading and drawing . . . Member of the R. A. Club. BRUCE BORGMEIER . . . Boogie . . . hails from St. Elizabeth's . . . Scientific Course . . . hobby is collecting stamps . . . to enter U. of L .... mem- ber of the R. A. Club and the C.S.M.C. HERBERT BOTT . . . Herbie is a member of Holy Family Parish . . . associate editor of Top-X . . . member of R. A. Club, Xavier News Staff and Yearbook. GEORGE BOUCHARD . . .E Bud is from St. Paul's . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is Sports . . . undecided on whether to attend U. of L. or U. of K. . . . R. A. Club. JOSEPH BOWLING . . . Joe . . . memb Band for four years . . . the Scientific Course . . . ' weekend hunting . . . hopes to attend Notre Dame 5 . . . from St. Francis of Assisi Church. GEORGE BERNAUER . . . Pat hails from St. James . . . takes the Business Course . . . hobby is cars . . . to go to Dayton U. JOSEPH BESENDORF . . . Joe came from St. Francis of Assisi . . . hobby is sports . . . Vice-Presi- dent of R. A. Club, C.S.M.C .... to St. Louis U . . . Buisness Manager of Yearbook . . 1 Chairman of Sodality Dances . . . advisor for Queerfs Work and . . . Vice-President of 4C. RAYMOND BEZY . . . Comes .from Holy Trinity in New Albany . . . Buz likes model plane building as a hobby . . . Classical. ERNEST BIDWELL . . . Our man Ernie is from St. Philip Neri's . . . Captain of football team . . . President of C.S.M.C .... Vice-President of the Sen- ior Class . . . President of Class 4G and Vice-President of R. A. Club. to go to ' George's er of the 31 CHARLES BOWMAN . . . Charlie , a Holy Name product . . . the Scientific Course . . . plans to enter Fordham . . . Sports takes up his spare time. ROBERT BREMM 'fBob hails from Holy Trinity . . . the Scientific Course . . . plans to go to Speed Scientific . . . hobby is model airplanes . . . belongs to Camera Club and the R. A. Club. WILLIAM BROWN . . . HBrownie from St. Thomas More's . . . the Scientinc Course . . . Hobby is you know what . . . to enter U. of L .... member Of the R. A. Club. WILLIAM BURKS . . . VVillie . . . St, Colun1ba's . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is Music . . . Xavier U .... belongs to the Band, R.A. and the C.S.M,C. FRANCIS CAMPBELL . . . Frank . . . entered X from St. James . . . pigeons in his spare time . . . member of the C.S.M.C .... Scientific . . . will enter U. of L. GUS CAMPISANO . . . hails from St. Vincent de Paul . . . Cap likes sports as a hobby . . . a mem- ber of the Monogran Club and the track and football teams. EUGENE CARNEY . . . U. of L. is his pick . . . Holy Trinity . . . is taking the Scientific Course . . . Carney likes guns as a hobby. THOMAS CARROLL . . . stamp collecting as a hobby . . . member of R.A. Club and Track Team . . . may success be yours, Pug'f . . . Scientific. GEORGE CASTER . . . George came from St. George's School . . . Scientific . . . enjoys sports . . . member of C.S.M.C .... will go a long way. KENNETH CLANCY .. . St. Benetlict's . . . 'fSpeedy . . . the Scientific Course . . . intends to enter U. of L. .. . Speedy is active in football. track, and is on' the Dance Committee. THOMAS COSTELLO . . . Cos takes the Sci- entific Course . . . member of the Dance Committee . . . from St. Bridget's . . . likable and earnest. CHARLES CRAVENS . . . Scientific . . . product of St. Bridget's . . . builds model planes during spare time . . . aspires to be a mechanic. 32 gg, LOUIS CRAWFORD . . II11- SI, X. l1:1111l :1111l ilu- .1N .1 l111l1l11 . , . llltllllvll 111 51, 111-111H1w l':11'1sl1 , , . 5 121-111-1':1l. JOHN CRAWLEY sl:11-lc l1:11lN l-I'Ul1l St. T21-111'g1'l , . , ilu' ll11xi111-Ns 1411111's1' . . . l111l1l1i1-s 11111 lll1l'Nl'N :1111l l1:1Nl41'll1:1ll . . , ll. ol' li1'111111'l41 , 4 .lIlk'1Il- lIl'I' 111 RHX. iAl11l1 :1111l Q',S.Xl,1, DAVID CUMMINS . . . l311Ni111'M . . . ll'illIl Moat lllcw-1-rl SIll'l'Jllll1'l1l l':11'iNl1 l1l11s f1111tl1.1ll .1s .1 l111l1l1y . . . llupmw In gd 11 ,111l1 111 LNX. RUSSELL DAGES . . . li11w ix :1 St. .Xgruw 111wl' lIl'l . . . 1111'111l11'1' of x111111111111pN t1.1111 flllll RMX. llllll . . , 5l'l1'lllllIC' . . 111 111111-1' N11111- lJ:11111-. WILLIAM DARBY . . , lluly 5111111 . . , SK'lL'IlIllll' H V 1. . 4 - .I l11ll rx .1 Sllllll 1.111 . . . llc 1x g11111g to 1411 to lx1-11- llllklxX l ..., :1 llll'llllll'l' ul' 1111 ll X l'l11l1 Various 11.-a1ctio11s to being wus were recorded here. Somu were molherly, intros- pective-, 1-motionnlg others, romantic, or simply awe- somv, rrcntvd by P. Aul- haclfs nimble fingvrs. EDWARD DAVIS . 1111111 51. l111111t:1rc I lm JOHN DETENBER l,, 11111111 g1':11l11:1ti1111 . RNX, Clulv. GEORGE DIENES . 1-11j11yf l'L'2lfllllQ . , . 111 111 1 1 X:11'i1-1' Nvxxs Stull' , l11111 I111 1 Ill- l.. JOSEPH DIETZ .. -l111l1 t:1l11-5 Illc lICIlLl 1l L1111 N l.S,Nl,i. :1111l 1l11- RMK fllllb WILLIAM DOLAN F.l11'l1:1cls !':11'14l1 . . , Nkltlll 1 N . , . lD:1y11111 l . 1'l2lIlllS l1 Q CHARLES FALLON . . . Chuck hails from Holy Name . . . the Business Course . . . hobbies are sports and horses . . . to U. of L. WILLIAM FARRIS . . . stamp collecting as a hobby . . . a keypunch operator . . . Bill is from Holy Name . . . the Business Course. LOUIS FAUST . .. Louie hails from St. Michael's . . . Business Course . . . to work after graduation. LOUIS FELL . . . Lou . . . hails from Sacred Heart . . . the Business Course . . . plans work after graduation. MAX DOPMIER . . . St. lilizabcth . . . Bud is taking the Business Course . .. likes sports as a hobby . . . the RA. Club. JOHN ECKERLE . . . St. Martin's . . . Scientific Course . . to attend Xavier . . . lick drives . . . C.S.M.C. member. WILLIAM EICHBERGER . . . Bill hails from St. Elizabetlfs . . . the Commercial Course . . . hobby is sports . , . to work after graduation. PETER EIDEN . .. Pete is a member of the R.A.C. and the C.S.M.C .... skating is his hobby . . . from St. Peter's . . . Business course. ROBERT EIMER . .. Bob comes from Our Mother of Sorrow's Parish . . . will go to Xavier University . . , member of football and track teams. JOSEPH EITH . . . Rabbit hails from St. Ann . . . the Business Course . . . hobby is hunting . . . the C.S.M.C. CHARLES FALK . . . Buddy from St. Martin's . . . The General Course . . . hobby is electricity . . . to be a mechanic after graduation . . . likes to bowl. NEIL FALLEY . . . Jerry . . . Holy Family . . . Scientific Course . . . to go to U. of I.. . . . the C.S.M.C. and the R.A. Club. to go to 34 DONALD GELLHAUS A St. Rita's special . . . Scientific . . . Don . . . interested in Western State Tcaehers'. DONALD GLASS . . . came to X from St. Therese . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobbies are models and hunting . . . plans to enter U. of L. . . . the R.A. Club. EDWARD GOFFINET . . . Pete hails from St. llridget's . . . Xavier News Editor . . . collects old editions of l'oe . . . activities include the R.A. Club, Math. Club, Xavier News, and Top-X. DAVID GOHMANN St. Francis of Assisi Church . . . member of Camera and R.A. Clubs . . . Seieutilic . . . to U. of I.. WILLIAM GOODIN Mo is a St. George lad . . . Scientific . . . builds model airplanes. WILLIAM GOOSE . . . Bill came to X lloly Name . . . Scientific Course . . . weight lifting . . . hopes to attend U.C.l..A. after graduation . . . is on the dance committee and R.A. Club. ALLAN GOSS .... 'X I takes business course . . . his hobby is mechanics . . . belongs to R.A. Club . . , class representative for C.S.M.C. , . . intends to work after graduation. JAMES GRACE . . . Hobo came to St. X St. l2lizabeth's . . . Scientific Course . . . hobby is photography . . . belongs to the R.A. Club. JOHN FORD . . . sports-loving lad . . . wants to attend U. l.. upon graduation . . . RA. Club member. LEONARD FRENCH . . . junio comes from St. Cecilia . . hobby is sports . . . a member of the baud and the RA. Club , . . hot on ice. WILLIAM FUST . . . Most lllessed Sacrament . . . piano lover . . . will attend U. l. .... Class l'res. in '46 WILLIAM GAST. . . Bill hails from Holy lfamily the Scientific Course hobbies are model airplanes and eating . . . to go to U. of l.. . . . to be an engineer . . . thinks a lot of Someone . . . the Yearbook Stal? . . C.S.lXl.C. from from 35 EMIL GRAESER. . . from St. Francis of Assisi . . . the General Course . . . hobbies are golf and playing the piano . . . wants to go to Xavier . . . on the Dance Committee, R.A. Club, and Yearbook Staff. CLARENCE GRAF . . . Red hails from St. Mar- tin's . .. takes the General Course . .. hobby is chickens . .. track manager and member of the R.A. Club. MAURICE GRANTZ . . . Sonny from St. Marys Parish in New Albany . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is model airplanes . . . wants to be an airplane pilot after graduation . . . belongs to R.A. Club and C.S.M.C. RICHARD GREENWELL . . . Dinks is a boy with a rather unusual hobby Sleeping . . . Scien- tific Course . . . entered HX from St. Denis . . . to attend I. U. JAMES GRIES Crisco Kid hobby is silverplating . . . a future jewelry engraver . . . last attended St. Benedict's . . . Scientific Course. JOHN HABERMEL . . . Doc hails from St. Mary's . . . Mgr. of football team . . . is going to go to U. L .... a member of the R.A. Club and the C.S.M.C. ALBERT HAMMER .. . Oscar hails from St. Vincent de Paul . . . the Business Course . . . hobby is collecting newspapers . . . wants to be a book- keeper . . . member of the C.S.M.C. ANDREW HARDT Andy comes to X from St. Bridget's member of Camera Club, Radio Worshop, R.A. Club and Xavier News Staff . . . plans to enter U. L. DONALD HARPRING . . . St. Agnes . . . golfer . . . has hopes of entering West Point . . . Harp hails from Ind. JOSEPH HATFIELD . . . Senator . . . St. James Parish .. . the Scientific Course . . . lie plans to attend U.C.L.A. after graduation . . . a member of R.A. EDWARD HAWKINS Our Mother of Sor- rows . . . a member of R.A. and C.S.M.C .... Ed is often seen with G .... PETER HAWKINS . . . Pete hails from St. Vin- cent de Paul .. . hobbies are coin collecting and music . . . wants to take architectural drafting . . . member of the Yearbook Staff, R.A. Club, Radio Workshop, Glee Club and C.S.M.C. 36 JOHN HENLE . . . J. C. hails from St. Aloysius' . . . the llusincss Course . . . member of the C.S.M.C. JOHN HENRY . . . Jack . . . hobby, working on autos . . . hails from St. George-'s Parish . . . is a member of C.S.Nl.C. and the R..-X. Club . . . General Course. JOHN HERTELENDY . . . reading is a hobby of Hi . . . U. of K. . . . General Course . . .a member of St. Francis Parish. CHARLES HIGGINS . . . wants to go to UL. , . . interested in the Navy . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . takes the Scientific. OWEN HIGGINS . . . Hick comes to X from Our Mother of Sorrows U.I.. Scientific Course . . . member of R.A.C. FRANCIS HILL . . . Sonny hails from Our Mother of Sorrows . . . the Business Course . . . to work after graduation . . . baseball his specialty. JOSEPH HILLERICH . . . joe is from St. liliza- beth's . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is photog- raphy . . . the Photography Business after gradua- tion . . . the RA. Club and the C.S.M.C. ALBERT HOFMANN . . . Al is a member of the Band . . . music is his hobby . . . the General Course. ROBERT HOFMANN . . . St. Martin's . . . Bob is interested in pigeon racing and radio . . . a job in radio . . . good luck, Bob. JOHN HOLTMAN . . . Jack . . . St. Francis of .Xssisi . . . the Scientific Course . . . hard worker . . . college bound . . . the RA. Club and the Speech Club. Pictured here enjoying them- selves at the Thanksgiving Dance among others are Joe St. Charles and Rose- mary, Dave Wagner and Katie. Jay Coleman and Mabel. A. S .vii CLARK JAMES . . . St. Thomas More . . . Com- mercial . . . Buddy . . . St. X baseball. JOSEPH JOHANSON . . . Joe comes Elizabeth's . . . to Auburn . . . parish activities . . . Classical Course. CARL JOHNSON Rosey hails from Holy Name . . . Business Course . . . grocery business. JAMES KELLY . . . Holy Trinity . . . . . . hopes to attend U.L. . . . member Committee . . . General. RICHARD HOMMRICH . . . Scientific Course . . . St. Vincent de Paul Parish . . . hobby is golf . . . U.L. Medical School a member of R.A. and C.S.M.C. ARTHUR HOPEWELL . . . Hopeless comes to X from St. Agnes School . . . Basketball team mgr. . . . member of Dance Committee . . . the Scientihc Course. JOHN HORNEK . . . Sonny will go to work upon graduating . . . Business Course . . . St. Boniface. MELVIN HUBER . . . Holy Spirit . . . the Scien- tific Course . . . hobby is photography . . . Xavier 'U .... a member of C.S.M.C., the Yearbook Staff and the R.A. Club. BERNARD HUND . . . Benny . . . Scientific Course . . . St. Frances . . . St. Joseph's College . . . R.A. Club member . . . ship models. RAYMOND ISERT . . . Holy Name . . . Al . . Scientific Course . . . enjoys swimming and golf . . wants to attend Notre Dame. WILLIAM JACKMAN . . . Jack . . . Holy Name . . . the General Course . . . hobby is sports . . . Holy Name basketball and baseball teams. ROY JACKSON . . , St. Bridget's . . . the Business Course turf specialist. from St. Shabby of Dance 3,8 ARTHUR KING . . . Boots . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . Scientific Course . . . camera enthusi- ast . . . R.A. Club . . . U. of L. WILLIAM KENNEDY . . . t'Tomn1y . . . St. Thomas More . . . the Business Course . . . football team. JAMES KIESLER jim the Business Course . . Parish Activities. JOSEPH KIESLER . . . Joe came to X from St. Vincent de Paul Commercial Course sports . . . the Band and the R.A. JOHN KINBERGER . . . drawing . . . Jack takes the Business Course . . . and is a member of the Band, C.S.M.C. and the R.A.C. BERTRAND KING . . . WahWah . . . St. Eliza- beth's . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is sports . . . to attend U. of L .... the R.A. Club. PATRICK KING . .. hails from St. Cecilia . . . Pat . . . Varsity Basketball team, the R.A. Club . . Xavier of Cinn. JOHN KIRCHNER . . . the Business Course Jack will enter U.C.L.A. member of R.A. Club . . . good luck, John. CLARENCE J. KISSEL Spirit . . . the R.A. Club . . . to attend U. of L. LOUIS KISSEL . . . Scientific Course . . . swimmer. HERBERT KLAPHEKE . C.J. Holy the Scientific Course Our Mother of Sorrows Class President St . Herb St. Francis of Assisi . . . the Scientific . . . member of the C.S.M.C., the R.A. Club. GEORGE KLEYER . . . Jimmy . . . St. Frances . . . the Business Course . . . to U. of I.. . . . the R.A. Club. 39 F LAWRENCE KNABEL . . . Larry . . . St. Elizabeth's . . . the Scientific Course . . . Basketball ...the ARTHU ative for hobby . . . C.S.M.C. and the R.A. Club. GERALD KOLB . . . St. Elizabetlfs . . . Bud . . . the Business Course . . . sports'. . . the R.A. Club. R J. KOPP . . . Artie . . . Class Represent- 4E . . . She C.S.M.C .... skating is his Holy Family. 'ARTHUR KREMER . . . St. Agnes . . . General .. . Sonny has sports for a hobby college maybe. FONTAINE KREMER . . . Junie . . . the Sci- entific Course . . . President of R.A. Club . . . base- ball . . . to enter U. of L. GEORGE KRIMPLE Jtown . .. St. Ed- KENNE wa1'd's . . . the Business Course . . . hobby is pigeons . . . the band and the R.A. Club . . . bakers special. TH LAMMERS . . . General . . . Kenny likes sports . . . the R.A.C. and the C.S.M.C. . . . the Telephone Company. EDWARD LECHLEITER . . . Bird hails from St. Martin's . . . the Business Course . . . grocery . . . the R.A. Club. FRANK LEEWE . . . University of Kentucky . . . Buddy the General Course St. Louis Bertrand. JOHN LEHMENKULER Holy Trinity . . the Business Course . . . to college. RICHARD LINTON . . . Joe . . . collecting news- papers . . . St. Elizabeth's . . . to enter U. of L. . . . Scientific. 40 JOHN LISTON . . . St. George's . . . Junie . . . the General Course U. of L. a Wilson specialty. HENRY LITTMATH . . . llzink . . . Our Klotlicr JAMES LYNCH . . . U1'g'o . . . lloly Cross ul- Sorrows . . . thc Scientific Climrsc . . . hunting Cliurvli . . . Lf ul l.uuisx'illc . . . inziny zlvtivilics ont- :uul lishinig . . . in lf of l.. sith' uf school. STEWART LOCHNER . . . Stn-xx' hails from St. SPENCER MCCABE . . . Mar hails from St. Francis of .Xssisi . . . the Scii-ntilic' Coursc . . ,model lieorgafs . . . thc Business Course . . . sports . . . :airplanes :incl sports . . . l', of I.. Notre Darin- . . . inemhcr of the RMK, Club and thu L'.S,lNl.C .... thc Kina-us zinil haschall. JOSEPH LOCOCO . . . Bt. Philip Ni-ri's . . . lf of JOSEPH MacDOUGALL . . . Mac . . . thc Gen- I. .... 'l'igi-r iouilmlli eral Course . . . likes guns for 21 liohliy , . . inn-rest in SZilCSnlZlllSllip . . . St. fXlzirtiu's. ALBERT LOESER . . . St. Nl:irtin's prucluct . . . RICHARD MCKENNA . . . Mac . . , our classy Al lu gn to Xavier . , , .i track man :null :1 incinlwi' Drum Major . . . St. .Xgm-s' procluft . . . the ul' Xlzith. Cfluh. Nlzith Club, thc lizuul zuicl Orchestra . . . Scientific FRANK LOESER . . . cl hails from St. lilizzi- LLOYD MAHONEY . . . Mac . . . Sl. Bridgcfs In-th's . . . flzuwing' . . , to collcgc . . . nicnihci' ul' . . . thc Scientific Course . . . model :Airplanes . . ilu- RA. lluh . . , :uul thc i.S.Xl.l. ilu- RUN, Lluh, L.S.Nl.C. :uid the Band. Manager Paul Laliarbera pic- tured tickling Gus Campi- sano in locker room. Snap- ped during Manual Game are Johnny Ridge and coaches Hagan. Baer and Jones. l l 4 l to enter JAMES . . . mee Helen's Scientific l DONALD MEURER Don hails from St. Elizabeth's . . . the Business Course . . . member of the C.S.M.C. EUGENE MILLER . . . Gene . . . St. lilizabetlfs . . . Scientific Course . . . hobbies are hunting and basketball U. of Kentucky j.V. football team . , . the R.A. Club and the C.S.M.C. WILLIAM MILLS . . , at X from St. Bencflicfs . . . General . . . Bill likes reading and has hopes of getting a job at the I.. and N. office. EARL MOCK Math Club member St. Columba's . . . to enter Notre Dame . . . good luck, Earl. 42 PAUL MALONEY . . . HM, . . . active member of the Dance Committee and the R.A. Club . . . hopes Notre Dame . . . St. James. HARRY MANNEN ,Iunie hails from St. Cecilia's . . . the Business Course . . . hobbies are photography and fishing KA. Club and the C.S.M.C. MARQUART . . . Jim hails from Holy Family . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobbies are basketball and making friends . . . Speed Scientific hanical engineering . . . the '48 Yearbook. JOHN MARTIN . . . Holy Spirit . . . the Business Course grocery member of the C.S.M.C. and the Xavier News. WILLIAM MARTIN . . . Many comes from St. Parish . . . the Business Course . . . good luck, Marty. JOSEPH MATTINGLY . . . stamp collecting . . . Notre Dame . . . 'tJoe is a member of the Radio Workshop, R.A. Club, Yearbook Staff and the Xavier News. RICHARD MEHR . . . Football team, Dance Coni- mittee, and the R.A. Club . .. 'Georgen . . . the Course . . . Northwestern. EDWARD MERRICK . . . St. l3enedict's . . . Ed- die . . . the General Course . . . hopes to become an electrician. l PATRICK NALLEY . . . Pat . . . St. Georges . . . the Scientific Course . . . collects stamps . . . to attend U. of l.. WILLIAM NEWTON . . . St. Louis Bert the Business Course . . . member of the R. A. C. and the C. S. M. C .... Stamp Collecting. FRED NIX . . . Doughnuts is an active member of the track team . . . St. Martin's . . . the General Course. EDWARD NOHALTY . . . St. Cecilia's Business Course . . . to Eastern or Xavier U. . . . the J. V. Basketball and Varsity . . . a member of the R. A. Club. IRVIN NORD . . . C.S.M.C. are Po0chie's activi- tics . . . to U. of I. .... likes sports as a hobby . . the General Course. JAMES NORRIS . . . junior . . . Holy Name . . . Scientific Course . . . hunting . . . member Club and Science Club. DONALD NUGENT . . . Don hails from St. Therese . . . the Scientific Course . . . follows Sports . . . member of the R.A. Club. GERALD O'BRIEN . . . the Scientific C0 O.l3. is a member of the R.A. Club. JOHN MUELLER . . . Maud . . . St. Agnes' . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is sports . . . Notre Dame . . . the R.A. Club, Monogram Club, Senior Dance, Cheerleader and Vice-president of Class. JOHN MULLANE . . . Jack . . . St. Francis Assisi . . . to enter U. of I. ..,. good luck, Jack. JOHN MURPHY . . . Most Blessed Sacrament . . . the Business Course . . . hobby is fashioning models. LEO NAHSTOLL . . . undecided about college . . sports is a hobby . . . Bo . . . the General Course rand . . . . . . the of R. A. urse . . . 43 of EUGENE O'BRIEN . . . St. Agnes . . . Gene is a member of the Football Team, Track Team. Year- book Staff and the R.A. Club . . . the Scientific Course . . . Football is his hobby . . . U. of Kentucky . . . Member of All-State Football Team. JOHN O'CONNOR . . . Sl. Louis Bertrand's . . the Business Course . . . the R.A. Club. JOHN OLLIGES . . . St. Therese . . . J.O. . . . active member of the C,S.M.C. . the Scientific Course. GEORGE OSBORNE . . . Ozzie hails from St. Frances of Rome . . . the Business Course . . . Horse- back Riding' . . . the C.S.M.C. JOHN OTTE . . . Hot Rock . . . Holy Name . . . the Business Course . . . the Football and Track Teams . . . the Xavier News. JOSEPH PARKER . . . Joe hails from St. Francis of Assisi Parish . . . Math and R.A. Clubs . . . Scienti- fic Course . . . Model Trains . . . to Notre Dame. ARTHUR PEYTON . . . Art hails from St. Cecilia . . . the Business Course. WILLIAM QUINLAN . . . t'Bill . . . St. George's . . . the Scientific Course. ARTHUR RAAP . . . Buddy . . . St. Francis of Assisi . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobbies are Model airplanes and old coins . . . to U. of I.. DONALD RASCHE . . . R.S. . . . St. Vincent dc Paul . . . the Business Course . . . to work. JAMES REDDINGTON . . . Jimmie . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . the General Course . . . the R.A. Club and C.S.M.C .... an electrician. HERMAN REES . . . Bob . . . Holy Cross . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobbies are Stamps and Hunting . . . member of the R.A. Club. 44 BML WILMER REIGEL 111111115 . S1 111-111'g1- . , 111k' 51111111111 111111N1'. ELMER REINERT 91, 1'f11f:1111-1111... S111'111'1 1111- 111111111111 1111111 . .. 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EUGENE ROSER . . . . 1111' 111-111-1711 1411111' 1'111'1'1's . . . 1111' '111'211'11 ROBERT ROWAN . 111111 plays 11111 111111111 1111111f 512111. . . 111 211111111 1 111 1 CHARLES RUSCH 111 111121 1 . , . 1111- 51'11'11111l1 111111 1 11111 1. 111 lx .... 1111' 11,1 111111 11111 1111 1 N X11 I and the FREDERICK SCHMITT . . . Freddy from Holy Trinity of New Albany . . . to enter Xavier of Cinn. . . . member of the Debating Team, Math Club, and the X avier News. FRANK RUSSELL . . . General Course . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . hankering for engines. JOSEPH SABEL . . . Joe . . . St. Bridget's . . . the R.A., Camera, Choral Paladin, and Math Clubs . . . Xavier News and Yearbook Staffs . . . U. of I.. JOSEPH ST. CHARLES . . . joe . . . Holy Spirit . . . the General Course . . . the C.S.M.C., R.A. Club, Yearbook Staff . . . Head Cheerleader in Senior Year. WILLIAM SATTERLY . . . Pinky . . . to enter Xavier of Cinn . . . the Business Course . . . Holy Family. RUSSELL SAUER . . . Rusty hails from St. Therese . . . the Business Course . . . to work. the Dance Committee, Math Club, football team and CARMINE SCALZITTI . . . to Notre Dame . . . the R.A. Club . . . the Scientinc Course . . . Seal is from St. Agnes. JAMES SCHAEFER . . . jim hails from St. Boni- face . . . the Scientific Course . . . works on cars . . . U. of K. FRANCIS SCHMITT . . . Out of St. Helen's . . . hobby is bowling . . . Frank may attend U. of L. . . . Trig. fan. JOSEPH SCHMITT . . . St. Francis of the Assisi . . . the Scientific Course . . . Joe has sports as a i liobb . . . the C.S.M.C. and LOUIS SCHMITZ . . . Scientific . . . Builder . . . to Speed Scientihc . . . member of the R.A. Club. NORBERT SCHULZ . , . thc Business Course . . Tliercse. the R.A. Club. Model Railroad Smitty is active Cross Word Puzzles Norh hails from 46 'sri E, 5 'l ,a JOHN SEELEY . . . Johnny . . . the Band . . . the Scientific Course . . . enjoys reading . . . will entcr U. of L. JAMES SEHR .. . St. Elizabeth's Course . . . Photography as a hobby . . . intends to X become an architect . .. Xavier News, R.A. Club and Yearbook. RAYMOND SEIBERT . . . Ray . . . the General Course . . . St. Therese's . . . Sports and radio . . . College, maybe. BERNARD SHAUGHNESEY . . . Berni from St. Francis . . . a very noble hobby of helping other persons in their difliculties . . . C.S.C.M. and R.A. Club member. JAMES SHEEHY Holy Trinity Jim takes the Classical Course . . . to enter U. of L. . . . track, football, debating, Yearbook Editor. CHARLES SHEERAN Charlie . Blessed Sacrament . . . hobby is Sports . . . . . . the Track Team. C.S.M.C., and Monogram Club. CECIL SHELLMAN . . . General . . . Shell . . . St. Gcorge's . . . collects Autographs . . . to enter Dayton U. CECIL SHERCLIFFE . . . Peck is a member of the C.S.M.C. and R.A. Club . . . interested in agricul- ture . . . the General Course. EARL SCHWEINHART . . . Business . . . Holy Name . . . Moe does inlay work, picture framing . . . C.S.M.C. and R.A. Clubs. RALPH SCHWEINHART Holy Name the Commercial Course . . . to work . . . Good luck. Ralph. JOSEPH SCHWEISS . . . Don . . . Our Mother of Sorrows . . . likes sports. MARK SEDLER Mark Football and Track . . . the Monogram Club and R.A .... Gen- eral . . . sports . . . Interested in the law . . . St. Augustine's. Scientific e comes . . Most U. of L. 47 ALBERT SIKKING . . . from Male Hi the Scientific Course , . . to enter Ohio State . . . Best wishes, HAI . LOUIS SIMMS . . . to U. of L .... likes sports . . . Mike is a member of the C.S.M.C. and the R.A. Club . . . the Scientific Course . . . St. Leo's the Great. EDGAR SIVORI . . . HE. J. . . . St. Bridget's . . . plumbing . . . to enter U. of l.. EUGENE SMITH Buck St. Bridget's . . . the Scientific Course . . . hobby is Photography , . . the R.A. Club. ELMER STAUBLE . . . Donnie . . . St. Eliza- beth's . . . the Scientific Course . . . Electrical Con- tractor . . . drawing, golf, softball, football, and bas- ketball. LEE STEIDEN . . . Lee . . . St. Agnes . . . R.A. Club . . . to Notre Dame . . . the Scientific . . . base- ball and coaches football. ELMER STEIER . . . HE. J. . . . an all-sports fan . . . to enter U. of L .... the R.A. Club. JOHN STENGEL . . . Jack . . . St. Vincent de Paul's . . . the General Course . . . to enter Ohio U. . . . the C.S.M.C. and the R.A. Club. MARVIN STOBER . . . St. Vincent de Paul's . . . the Scientific Course . . . the Football team . . . the C.S.M.C. and the R.A. Club . . . to U. of L. RAYMOND STOTTMANN . . . St. Aloysius . . . Stot . . . the General Course . . . Navy bound . . . the C.S.M.C. . .. Baseball Team, and Basketball Team. HAROLD STUCKER . . . VVashie . . . St. George's . . . the General Course . . . Eating and Sleeping . . . the J.V. Basketball Team. RAYMOND STUEDLE . . . Ray . . . St. Francis , of Assisi . . . the Business Course . . . hobby is golf . . . the R.A. Club, and C.S.M.C. 48 JOHN STURGEON . .. Commercial . .. likes sports any time . . . St. W'illiam's. JAMES SUTTON . . . St. Ann's . . . the General Course . . . undecided ab work. Jimmie . . . out school or JAMES SWEENY . . , Jimmy . . . St. Georges the Scientific Course . . . skating . . . C.S.M.C. Clubs. JOHN TAFEL . . . Holy Spirit . . . The R.A. and jack . . . the Scientific Course to enter Notre Dame dependable football end Tennis Team . . C.S.M.C. RAYMOND THORNBURY St. Louis Ber- trand's . . . the C.S.MC. and R.A. Clul . . . R.R. Fireman. 1 . . . General JAMES E. TICHENOR . . . Cheerleader, R.A. Ofiicer . . . to Purdue . . . the Scientific Course . . . Model Planes . . . Jim is from St. Augustincfs. JAMES TOON . . . Al . . . St. Peter's . . . the General Course . . . hobby is Football . . . the R.A. Club. GERARD VANDERHAAR . . . St. Louis Ber- trand's . . . Classical Course . . . Vandy will attend Providence College Football, Math Club and R.A. Club. WILLIAM VAN HOUTEN, III . . . Bill . . . St. Francis of Assisi . . . Monogram Club, Speech Club, and Dance Committee . . . the Business Course . . . U. of L .... President of Senior Class. WILLIAM VOGT . . . Bill . . . Holy Spirit . . . the Business Course . . . member of the R.A. Club. Bob Haner, left, and Ernie Bidwell, football stars, snap- ped cutting in on two happily waiting lassies at one of the Sunday Hops. JOSEPH WEBER . . . Joe hails from St. Frances of Rome . . . the Business Course . . . to be a Busi- ness Man. ROBERT WEBER . . . Bob . . . St, Frances of Rome . . . the Scientific Course . . . model airplanes . . . electrical refrigeration . . . R.A. and C.S.M.C. Clubs. CARL WELLENDORF St. Agnes' the Scientific Course . . . hobby is hunting . . . either U. of L. or U. of K .... interior decorating . . . the R.A. Club. JOHN WENTE . . . Jack . . . the Scientific Course . . . St. James . . . to U. of K. . . . Good luck, John. F BERNARD VOOR . . . Sonny . . . the Football, Track, Baseball, and Basketball Teams . . . Captain of the Track Team . .. St. Vincent dc Paul Scientific Course. DAVID WAGNER .. . Sports Editor of Xavier News . . . Golf Team, Speech Club, Yearbook and the KA. Club . . . Holy Spirit . . . Golf is his hobby. JAMES WAGNER . . . St. Frances of Rome . . . Jim enjoys weight-lifting . . . The General Course . . To enter Indiana U. ROBERT WALL . . .-Hunting is his hobby . . . St. Augustines . . . Good luck, Bob. HENRY WALLER . . . Country . . . St. Frances of Rome . . . to own a farm someday . . . General . . . likes horses and riding. CHARLES WALZ . . . Commercial . . . Tommy raises rabbits for a hobby . . . St. Benedict's . . . The C.S.M.C. CHARLES WARREN . . . Horse . . . St. He1en's . . . The General Course . . . to be a salesman . . . R.A. Club. JAMES WATKINS . . . Jimmy has aviation- for a hobby .. . Holy Cross .. . the Yearbook Staff and Xavier News. 50 LEROY WESSLING St. VTNCITSZIIS The General Course . . . Hobby is racing . . . VVillie plans to go to work. THOMAS WETTERER St. Agnes To attend U. of l. .... I.llllCll detective . . . Tom is Chemistry fan. JAMES WHEATLEY . . . jim . . . the General Course . . . St. l'aul's . . . Music for a hobby and in the hand. EDWARD WHITE . . . Pinky . . . Track, Xavier News, Cheerleader. C.S.M.C.. annl Yearbook Stalls . . . St. Briclgefs . . . the Scientific Course . . . NVinner of Kentucky State Art Exhibit Q19-110 . . RA. Club tllublieity Chairmanj. WARREN WILLEN . . . Holy Spirit . . . the X Forum Club . . . enjoys Swimming and Tennis. ALBERT WILLENBRINK . . . VVillie . . . St. liraneis oi Assisi . . . the Scientific Course . . . to enter Notre Dame the R.A. Club and the c.s.xi.c:. l JOHN WILLENBRINK . . . Willie . . . St. Fran- cis of Assisi . . . the Business Course . . . to go to Notre Dame . . . Member of RA. Club and C.S.M.C., and Varsity llasketball Squad. PATRICK WILLIAMS Holy Trinity Sports for Il hobby . . . member of the Math Club . . . l3urlflv . . the Classical Course. DONALD WISE . . . the Dance Committee . . . to enter U. of l,. St. I.eo's Parish Don bowls in his spare time. EUGENE WISER Gene Holy Name . . . airplane building .. . to enter The Louisville College of Pharmacy . . . the General Course. JAMES WOLFE jim from St. l3enecliet's . . . hobby is photography . . . the Track team . . Scientific .... A real friend of X , TERRENCE WOLFE . . . Terry . . . St. l'aul's . . . a bookkeeper . . . the R.A. Club. 51 Familiar to all students are Miss Mary Lewis, secretary to Brother Climacus, and Mr. Eddie Schneider, secretary to Brother John joseph. They are doing some double-checking on some bills. MAURICE WOLFORD . , . St. lIelen's . . . Tiny . . . Stalwart football tackle . . . track inan for two years . . . RA. and Math, Clulm menllrer. FRANK WRIGHT . . . St. Francis of Assisi . . . Frankie likcs San Diego College . . . member of Orchestra and R.A. Clubs . . . Mechanical drawing. PETER YANUTOLA Pete St. Philip Ncri . . . takvs the Commercial Course . . . hobbies are sports and the trombone. JOHN ZEHNDER johnny the Holy Trinity . . , the Business Course . . . Class President. ALBERT ZIMLICH . . . Bert . . . St. Francis of Assisi . . . The Scientific Course . . . U. of I.. . . . The CS.M.C. an'l R.A. Clnh. i , E Few seniors, or underclassmen for that matter, will forget Brother George, active and well-liked principal of St. X. from 1944 to 1947. In his three years here Brother George showed a zeal, interest, and love for St. X seldom found in friends of long standing. He was primarily responsible for the remarkable improvements which took place at St. X during his stay in office. 52 3 9 -, Looking around at various school activities we find plenty of variety in the action. In the upper left, Bob Grace prepares to wallop the bag, as Gene Roser, Junie Kremer, Earl King and others prepare for the explosion. All are on roller skates. To the right, Brother Leonard Francis, librarian, presents David Baird with his check for winning the Poster Contest for Catholic Book Week . . . The highlight of the sports' year was the scoreboard at Manual Stadium after the big game. St. X fans haven't been so happy for years .... In the lower corner, Lankswert and Costello fan the breeze with two of the fair sex at the Fall Festival. Below, Eating is serious business for Sedler, Campisano. Carlton, Sehr, Quinlan, as they line up in the cafeteria. ,E 'Mus-vrvwmm is L 32 V. . Sig rw 3 K Wm ,Y--R, ' 5 sf , . , 'W' W. 5 x vi. 4. lip, V' fag, 33156 -of ig V12 'i 15? Kiki, Q H -mmm., .-ww, E 5' 4? ji 9 M if K, if-mm M k wwf 6! 'N A 'Z Q W Diffs . Q23 4924 ,,W,..-M sr ,.,fv ', . W 'Y .ef ,A H Ng, ...e-ffff' ' f 4 7 ,,,..g f ..ial ' k ...L Lg M ' zz ff7.::,J':fvu LN Q frm, Q if ff ,' 1 4 . , I .,.. lv .- 5 V I ,f I '. N w'. ,W 4 ,. I, PU'-,, ws ff? I A A f J .4-r ra Q I , wg X W F, 'L im 1 Y 3 J X' .X K ,J L L ' .K 6 5 . gf Q .L X by Y Gsm K N A A X QQ Q gill ,A K M in S ' s-'SQ ia' 6 QQ wk S MUVINB' SA Front Row: G. Lynch, V. Veith, E. Nettleton, C. Niehoff, R. Renfro, Williams, Isert, R. Con- stantine, S. Carlton. Second Row: E. Tompkins, P. Lipps, R. Thompson, C. Fleischer, G. Recktenwald, T. Gillespie. Pauli, Adams, E. Raque. Third Row: McKee, F. Brownfield, P. La Bar- bera, R. Flanigan, R. Lilly, T. Edelen. W. Richart. W. Stemle, R. Haner, L. Hill. Fourth Row: W. May, G. Sullivan, R. Rieble, J. O'Callaghan, Ingram, G. Mahan, T. Casper. I. Gohmann, Brennan, G. Dillon. F. Heckel, B. Darst. C. Edelen. 3B First Row: J. Habenstein, C. Heeb, W. White, R. Klapheke, D. Feldkamp, J. Roberts, H. Weber, C. Perkins, E. Byron. Second Row: C. Beneke, F. Konermann, Mueller, D. McClure, T. McHugh. R. Moakler, T. Joyce, W. Talbott, E. Feeney, R. Wiseman. Third Row: 1. Lankswert, Robinson, C. Ross, G. Fitzgerald, R. Gering, F. Leonard, Niehoff, L. Russ, Wolz, G. Krause. Fourth Row: W. Moberly, J. McIntyre, Coleman, T. Weber, E. Zimlich, P. Gohmann, R. Wood. J. Hillebrand, D. Burke. S. Schulte, Ahmann, J. Muench, F. Kemper, A. Toon. 3C Front Row: E. Schulz, Sutton, C. Roberts, R Rausch, L. Kosse, A. Emrich, B. Moriarity, R Crawford, T. Rogers. Second Row: Zimmerer, C. Wfeixlar, G. Lubbers, E. Best, D. Caskie. K. Welsh, Moll, Resch P. Dunlevy. Third Row: D. English, C. Coomes, A. Jones, C Wcsterfield, P. Ross, S. Searcy, R. McMillin, J O,Regan, W. Heil, J. Clements. Fourth Row: Albers, Prentiss, A. Dittmeier W. Brinley, B. Wahl, C. Dellmuth. B. Kemp, B Gregg, Trainer, D. Lattis, T. Tegart, L. Julius J. Shamback, Lawson. Maupin. F. Schuler. v NEHBEB T0 SD Front Row: K. Caster, C. Chesher, A. Schmitt, R. Denzinger, E. Sinlthorn, W. Roehrig, Hall, J. Newton, V. Beisler. Second Row: A. Miller, C. Raque, H. Day, E. Nold, Ernst, Carrico, C. Biegert, M. Ramser, A. Doninger. Third Row: Fitzmayer, K. Miller, R. Mont- gomery, Thomas, Stottmann, M. Hammett, J. Denny, W. Kaelin. Fourth Row: T. Wagner, T. Simms, R. Goodman, J. King, L. Welle. R. Pfeiffer, Campbell, C. Lynn, E. Gast, J. Smith, E. Burns, G. Needy, E. Iredale, R. Lardner, Montgomery. BE Front Row: C. Lineback, Moore, D. Brumleve, T. Brennan, M. Feller, W. Reinstedler, G. Herhig, W. Fow, Huddleston. Second Row: Thorp, R. Spalding, R. Rohleder, C. Phelps, A. Fautz, G. Oyler, G. Hall, Brown, G. Cusick. Third Row: R. Wallace, B. Lege, S. Commer, R. Durrett, P. Limanni, Rieber, Salerno, W. Yochem, C. Hass. Fourth Row: O. Knop, C. Brown, W. Hands, L. McDonald, Tinius, P. Price, W. Sparks, P. Muthler, T. Grote, C. Wood, M. Faclcler, R. Pfeifer, R. Kramer, C. Kottak. 3F Front Row: T. Ballback, Prestigiacomo, Kur- zendoerfer, P. Vowels, G. Schroll, R. Shaughnessy, C. Smith, E. Zinner, E. Grieshaber. Second Row: F. Corbet, B. Seger, P. Andriot, H Mitchel, D. Schulz, P. Ellinger, L. De Vore. A Buclcmnn. Third Row: A. Kotheimer, T. Bettler, T. Kiesler T. Huber, L. Sherly, G. Gassman, L. Abel, A Whalen. Fourth Row: N. Luzon, M. Buchart, K. Minogue tl. Treager, G. Krumpelman, C. Kremer, P. Bays W. Savage, R. Hidenfelder, M. Connors. 9 Sllvll. their nrt- the -illllltll' Vlztssesf St. X looks to the Seniors ol' '49 with lltilltxiilll lit-zirt. thi the-m it will tlepeml for the voiitiittmtioii ot' tho gootl spirit :tml work tlt-moustrattetl hy the Seniors ol' '48 To them the timlervlasses look for lt-mlorsltip. hope aml ittspiration. VVith this trzuisition to tht- Senior Year goes the vorros- pomliug' lwspoiisilrilitp' to ztssmm- the thltios that are part ol' tho roll- ol' St. X Seniors. Some of the Junior athletes took time out on a Sunday afternoon to enjoy the lighter side of St. X social life. It was, we repeat. an afternoon, Mr. Baer, just to keep the record straight. Keeping in trim here were B. Haner, O. Krzop. B'own. E. Grieshnher, C. Brown and dates. THEIR B'0llL BG First Row: C. I-Iettich, F. Schulten, W. Hawkins, R. Silberg, Beam, M. Aton, D. Kreinbrink, B. Ludwig, Wheatley. Second Row: Shacklette, A. Prcstigiacomo, Warren, C. Roth, Ketterer, Trusty, Hagan, H. LaPaille. Third Row: P. Walters, M. Bowlds, M. Brunton. P. Fowler, Brenzel, A. Gargotta, McHugh, F. Shircliff, Hellmueller, E. Elmore. Fourth Row: F. King, A. Nauert, I. Patterson, R. Krimple, K. Kopp, R. Owens, T. Karcher, M. Peters. E. Bartley, R. Schrcck, R. Lindberg, M. Hornek. R. O'Donnell. Aml what tlo we expert ot' St. X Seniors? .lust what lloly Klotlwr tho t'hurt-h oxpt-vts. llc-it ol' t'll2ll'll-Y, 1-liarity towartls all lllt'll. VlllltbllglllllilliIIUSS, lllltl0l'SlEllltllllQ'. kimlm-ss. vo- opt-ration aml gzootlness. Men ot' hope. looking: for the hest in every nizm, playing up the other fellows good points. Men of strong' faith, faith in tiotl :tml ll0llllll V. l'z1ithl'ul to llis l.z1w :tml l'l'owp1s. l'zlithl'11l to your pastor :tml your parish. One of the common battlegrounds for both Juniors and Sophs-the world of learning. Proof that not all their time was spent in chasing teams and cokes is demonstrated here by Juniors Raque and Lasley and Sophs Ogden and Mclxxtyre. not just posing or sleeping but hard at work. , , AR . ', . -. af r,., ,, - J' if if 1 ' va f r V, f I A 'Eh Ni: A A V, 4 Q? E , , 3, M, f pi 7' . 5 , A, , f J JJ :Q-' ' ' w , QM, 1 3 A' v iii:.4l I 5 x M 1 8 , . , 0 is .f C y K as X ff' W I Q 1 I -,Q - ,A ' Q ' . ...wg ' v . - 'I I - f, ., N M, A , V 4 11 .,.. , , 8 1. ' ..K..3.. Q +512 - t A my K A 1 Q ' is W . M 1,5 S Y 1 2 vw , WS S-3:52 K i X VK . X ,. 'Wk k' . fe X 'N , :J ,, -:fi :Q ASEE -Q - ' f 1 L- it Q Lygfff ' - .. ,U-wffvygfw 5 nv X. , A- , Y My f.. M., .v A A fx v ,? A . ......... Qivk X' ' 5. X Q, - 'U' 0 ,. if ' Q X ' iw. , QQ A , Q I I W' i . ' Qxx gf' , Y ff --W swf K R M W S 1' s Dv 1 vw W4 ui Q , X ' . ., ww- , . V, s.-1, . mg, .. gg. A . X f 6 iw -qw 1, xx an K 'f..Q Q 2,' ,ff W . l ' W A 5 9 'W Q W'- ' Wifi? ,Y-' V Y ,EEK QW-. w as Ls, .,?gV, , L 'ff mg . ,, , sf X gg iv' SU ' ,, S W :gil 'ie X 4 Sa Z U15 is X .1 ' v Aa Bs xv: 'J -. ,, B 4 5. K. . In-at ytimxs ' 'QQ h f f Q65 f, K .X h ' ir KY I X A fy 2 N' 9 N W ,.. - f +t- ft- 1- 'b Q i13'V'Z' R, Q .fix Jig .nthiflwxh fl :litem S f f Q X i i X HAPPY, MEMUHIES 2A Front Row: P. Koehler, R. Receveur, C. Wehrley, P. Passafiume, R. Koop, W. Darst, Hill, D. Rudolph, D. Varga. Second Row: C. Kastensmidt. White, Byrne, V. Lucchese D. Baird, D. Chervenak, C. Bube, R. Neel. Third Row: A. Cassidy, R. Horina, R. Koellner, R. Mazzoli, T. Ulrich, E. Seitz, T. Minta, T. Viviano. Fourth Row: C. Payne, R. Vardiman, E. Kiefer, B. Brown, F. Bergamini, L. Kaelin, D. Dowden, R. O'Connor, D. Grieve, B. Hawkins. 2C First Row: E. L. Norris, D. M. Allgeier, R. Head, S. P. Passafiume. W. D. Mahoney, T. C. Waskevich, G. H. Hunt, R. Winningham, N. E. Wuetcher. Second Row: E. George, C. H. Zehnder, T. W. Lennon, R. Caster, W. Showalter, R. Bell, C. D. Kearns, S. Tebault. Third Row: J. R. Garry, C. C. Kannapell, I. E. Brozmer, J. E. Hayoen. E. Kennedy, R. B. Schelling, R. Willis, R. Ruckriegel. Fourth Row: E. A. Hubbuch, R. A. Koberlein, J. F. Stubblefield, B. A. Erskine, C. B. Evans, G. Nlerrifield, R. E. Ostertag. 2B First Row: F. Marx. E. Schlegel. C. Carrico, T. O,T00l9, B- C00p0r, G. Oldham, S. Clements, T Horlander. Second Row: J. Love, A. Walter, J. Green, K. Hagan, P. Korfhage, B. Rickert, R. Wagner, W Heitzmann, T. Bird, F. Klapheke. Third Row: C. Hess, M. Lashey, A. Kessinger, J Speaker, L. Yann, A. Carr, D. Coen, D. Dentinger, J. Kiesler, R. King. Fourth Row: J. Heclzman, R. Fultz, B. Schuster S. Richl, F. Eimer, B. Dolan, J. Korfhage, J Schmitt, D. Bobzien, W. Donlevy, B. Leahy. J Carter, B. Padgett. 2E Firsl Rout W. B. Rolfes. P. O'Daniel. H. K Fluhr, D. E. Huffnman, B. Meihers. F. X. Nletzier, R. O. Grunsinger, N. Lush. T. Allen. Sermul Row: W. Turner, D. E. Summers. Medley, C. rl. Farris. E. Peter. R. Boyad. C. T Logsdon, C. R. Camhron, M. M. Pedigo. Third Row: C. T. Hettich. D. L. Glaser. B. R Schelling, C. Pistler. Reiley. C. K. Arnold. 1. B. Smith, B. J. Bowling. Fourth Row: E. W. Herde. L. B. Schaefer. Carter, F. Hzlrping. F. Corso. W. Burke. R. M Roby. W. Bell. W. Oxgen, P. E. Miller, M. E. Stott. W. B. Ewing. IHVD FACES 2D First Row: Spanyer. Gruneiwn. YV. Reiss. F. Richardson. L. McCollum. F. Sutton. A. Kurzen- dorfer. L. Meyer. D. Bowling. Second Row: F. Hommrich. Crush. I. Burlele. S. Herp, R. Cozstelle. Zinner. T. Henle. Crush. H. Hines. Third Row: L. Miller. T. Reynolds. Feldkninp. C. Martin, D. McGaren. II. Schweinlmrt. H. Hedges, R. Schneider. Fourth Row: C. Finney. C. Donlon, D. SilL'll0l. J. Sellman, L. Graham. F. Lealke. V. Schum. P. Thomas, R. Brown. E. Shader. Skees. ZF First Row: R. Smith. Fuchs. F. lVleClnskey. R Brophy. A. Schnell. R. Herndon. T. Stopinski. L Haueter. H. Scott. Sccorul Row: Stovall, A. Snyder. W. Wredmnn J. Coryell, W. Caster. R. Allison. E. Miller. VJ Roth, Loeser. Third Row: T. Klalpheke. P. Fihe. E. Bush. R Glenn. P. Camphcll. H. l'1iIl'g2llld0Il. A. Metz. NV Gnadinger. Fourth Row: F. O Bourne, K. Guilford. T. Vie-as man. L. Scanlan, S. Wfnlters, C. Troxell. I.. Wil bert. C. Graves, W. Barker. K. Nluth. T. Mahoney J. Zimmerer. 0F .S'0PlI Dil YS 2G First Row: G. Burress, R. Brown, R. Allen, L. Dill man, R. Smith, D. Berger, M. Holland, R. Shackel ford, T. Fluhr. Second Row: Orherson, D. Kaelin, D. Pike, J Muth, D. Thompson, R. Lampe, R. Davenport T. Von Hoven. Third Row: R. Vaughn, E. Weber, R. Graves, A Huelsman, B. Portman, R. Lally, D. Kiesler, D Scanlon. Fourth Row: D. Wafzig, Hash, R. Heckman D. Rushing, R. Jones, T. Steier, R. Cusick, V Bodner. 2H First Row: Corbett, Roth, R. Hands, D. Shader, Reinstedler, C. Oechslin, R. Albers M. Keenan, L. Timmel. Second Row: E. Amshoff, A. Nagel, Miner, J Schweitzer, Koch, Goodin, W. Erwin, L Liebert. Third Row: Senn, E. Carta, T. Heuke, A. King S. Rapier. W. Mazzoni, G. Wetter, R. Shirclilf. Fourth Raw: C. Jansing, A. Denzinger, H. Pike J. Guelda, W. Schardein, D. Biven, R. Carney E. Kelley, R. Newton, E. Thieneman. 21 First Row: P. Kremer, R. Boughey, J. Young, V Graves, Crump, C. Shackelford, Buck, P Recktenwald, 1. Sauer. Second Row: Nlarsh, C. Young, P. Bayens, W Goodwin, T. Kountz, J. Laval, S. Bennett, P Clements. Third Row: H. Harlamert, G. Oppel, D. Ball, G Marcum, E. Delmenhorst, E. Pike, E. Buckel, R Karrer. Fourth Row: R. Mitchell, C. Wood, D. Welle, R Baumgartel, Glasgow, Wafzig, Meyer. 9 9 SOL'llIL LEADERS x I ILXN u .. Xhlx DN JI A.. 1'-, N' 1 4 l 1 lmllw' annul ilu- l'l'l1smlm- llnnw- gllllnmf 4,1lH-y',- 'I'IIp S,-Hiup l'I-Um Firs! Roar: Kelly. D. Hatfield, A. Hopewell. W. Van Houtcn fcllldifllldlli, D. W isc. 1'ullr'llI:l1'1l llln- :lm'1lYl1l1-x nl' llllx Beckman' L' Mellr' C' Goose' I HI Srcuml Row: Mueller. E. Grnescr. T. Costello. K. Clancy. C. Scalzitti. P. Nlnlonuy. 11 'wa 1. l inl Raw: A. lloffmzm. P. AlllbilL'll, R. lVlcKennzl. G. Lubbers. G. Krimple. Svfrnul Row: M. Lzvslwr. Niclmff, W. Salvage. C. Niehotf, E. Best. P. Yzlnutola. Thin! Rum lf. Klnphvkv, j. Kieslvr. ST. XA YIICIKN Ulil'lllCS'l'Ii.X v w llllS YQ ll' lil-utlwl' lumlwzml 1 lusvpll Inu ilglillll Sll1'l'l'0lli'll in vsl il llllklllllgl' il lupflmlvll Ul't'lll'x- lrzl. ll lI2lN Pl2l'X'l'1l :li M'Yl'l'2ll llllllllt' 2lllElll'S, lmlzulwlx' tI1ol'u1l1- . , . Ulll' l'.ml1lv:111ul1zlI lHllX'l'lllIlIll . 1 llllllllulll. zxml lun gzumwl pup. l1l.al l'1'4'1l 'lllII4lll Il11'ml 'lm11I lAPlllSX'lllt'. 'l'l1v 4Il'1'lll'Sll'2l also pl'lbXI1lt'll llw lllllNIl' lm' NOYt'l'2ll Wlluul llfllll'!'N illlll wviuls, Slum' 2 IIIX ul' its lllt'llllN'l'N plan ln lllillxl' mu xiv llll'll' Y0l'2lllUll in lllmztllm-x'Izllultlwll'pIz1x'1l1- xx-1'x' Sill 111 1ll'l'll! llNl.Y. .Xu imlivzlllml nl' Ilw -sim s Sll4'l'1'Nx was Illv 'l'l ll ., 4 lll'lll2Ill1l lm' ilu-111 lay lDlllSItll' l'1llll3S lm' tlillll'1'N :mul t'Ill1'l'- in llllllvlll s, f 4- -M 1 1 E H. ,N M' ' V My if v fg, 3 Aw If f 5 i. ff 4. W K yyy, Av., 4 's 'i as 1, 4 , Q ' ' Y i f' 5 Q sl. ', ng' I 56, Q 6? dy A Q6 6 I 1 A 5 1 Q in I A Y -- K ef ff 91 .. ' rf, V -' as, y Y 'S' V ,f'iA. X. R I - , A '.4,,,k, .s- f v 9 K , Q E If ur ' ? 'l'i -' B ff w ff .t f1 Q J .ws 5, V 3 V lf 97' ly ,wb 'k x X' Ng? in nz 'ki ? i'21j 'gig Q? ' ' 'V' 1 Y Q- M ' X A Ziyafwx A.. gk. +,, f X A J , J Q ,M IVA, . A w, Q ZR , .K y ,for X4 MM -tr U -v ' . . . 1 1. ' sh W, i ill M l ' I -f-QW -. L -,Y a . I X BHIIIIIT, SIIININL' 1A Front Row: J. Mattimore, M. O'Bryan, T. Mar- tin, Porter, T. Koehler, T. Rush, T. Boyd, H. Kirwan, D. Strubel. Second Row: W. Gorgas, T. Thornbury, G. Koper. C. Roberts, Kresin, R. Wathen, F. Brown, B. Grimm, Clark, Malley. Third Row: P. Bleuel, M. Denny, A. Perrone, I.. Bauer, D. Abrams, B. Baird, C. Schmitt. R. Dool- ing. R. Vaughan, C. Schuler. Fourth Row: D. Stewart, A. Knabel. T. Echsner, J. Lichtefeld, R. Tillman, A. Swaninger. Molloy, C. Dowden, T. Bach, I.. Kleier. 1B Front Row: Joseph Williamson, Edwin Weber. Robert Zimlich, Martin Boone, James Wilder, Raymond Hackel, Arnold Grever, Ronald Forrest. Edward Gravaette. Second Row: James Reynolds, Gerald Thurman, John Tatum, John Hommrich, Robert Gipperich, Spencer Harper, Joseph Koch, Sylvester Raque, W'illiam Weber, Charles Rollings. Third Row: Carl Goodin, Harold Hincks, John McKiernan, Clarance Francis, Richard Stemle, Richard Hauber, Gilbert Rohleder, Patrick Jeffries, Robert Flynn, Robert Hildenbrand. Fourth Row: John Hurley, Joseph Fries, Jamieson McPherson, Paul Goethals, Anthony Krebs, Carlos Nichols, Donald Kiesler, Richard Blum, Carl Brat- ton, William Roberts, John Burns, Robert Solgere, Carl Meimen. 1C First Row: Schmidt, D. Kamber, G. Watson, C. Schuster, K. Bohn, F. Hartlage, N. Clements, L. Eisenback, J. Schnurr. Second Row: J. Meiman, J. English, Nicholson, J. Bowling, B. Steilberg, R. Hofmann, A. Brown. K. Steinmetz, G. Brown, E. Boone. Third Row: A. Ewing, R. Klotz, E. Block, C. Wise. R. Ochsner, T. Richardson, D. Bauer, F. Defazio. R. White, P. Crowe, R. Hillebrand. Fourth Row: R. Bender, R. Chapman, G. Brown. K. Gerstle. G. Goebel, S. Hill, E. Doebler, V. Bloemer, H. Naber, L. Ford, Henehan, Bic- kel, G. Booth, E. Laswell. FACES MIBBUII ID Front Row: H. Gardner. E. Hittinger, D. Hassen miller, L. Malclcin, A. Willebrand. B. Mattingly, A Passnfiume. M. Bohn, S. Carrol. Sa-cond Row: Sturgeon, P. Saettel, B. Dougherty B. Newkirlc, Donnelly, R. Montgomery. C. Ryan C. Brumlcve, A. Smith, W. Schnurr. Third Row: G. Feller, Sangalli. D. Schieman W. Frederick, W. Gruffs. B. Grantz, D. Hogffllin A. Ciresi, C. Backnmnn, H. Parris. Fourth Row: D. Morrison, Sweeney. M. Short j. Grihhons. D. Allgeier. S. Lococo. B. Pool. D Grady, A. linller, R. Delckum. A. Shadburne. B Block. R. Hecht. K. Wolfe. IE Frou! Row: D. Lnuhheimer, M. Allgeier, Sharp, W. Fallon. D. Wade, D. Backherms, R. Fitzgib- hon, Nauert, D. Osborne. Second Row: R. Baugh, C. Niehoff, R. Edwards, G. Hensley, R. Fleischer, D. Fusting. T. Schiess. A. Vest. McGarry, O'Connell. Third Row: L. Ferrill, W. Wheatley, R. Schulte, G. Hutchins, C. Amlung. D. Carrico. Metzroth, G. Hurlcley, P. Jnrboe, R. Schiclcel. Fourlh Row: E. Heckman, R. Cheatham, V. Kelly, I.. Schweinhnrt. D. Anderson. Breit, Oberst. M. lVlcCulloch, H. Meyer, Dittalo. Logsdon, 1. Hayden. R. Bader. 1F Front Row: T. Echsner, C. Bush. K. Deddens, Kruse, B. Schulte, R. Vessels, Williams, R. Krebs. K. Bettler. Second Row: Warner. A. Hile. F. Jennewein, L. Prestigicoma, j. Price, Erhart, A. Eisenbeis, S. Willinger, J. Allen. Third Row: K. Funk, L. Deerking, Passafuime, C. Yates, T. Brown, Gumble, Coffman, Welsh, W. Wiggington, E. Wiseman. Fourth Row: C. jones. Stick, A. Goss, B. Reg- gies. P. Schoenbachler. W. Fessel, Albanese, L. Burkhead, H. Silliman, S. Ward, N. Olliges, U. Smith. M11115' we1'11 11111 1111111s 111111 11111 1111'111s 11111 l'11'1'S1lll191l ex11111'111111'111l 111 11111k111g1' 1111111' 111111111 11s Sl. X 1111-11. 'l'1111s1- 111111111 1'1'1l11111gl' 11-s1s. 11111 111-- 1'i1111 PXEIIIIS 111111 1'1111111'1s. 111311-111'11's 11111111111 111- 11'i1-111'111s. 111111112 1111111111 111 1111- 111111111 1'111' g1'11s11 k1111ws 1111111 211111 s11111111111111s 111115' 111 1'1-11111v1- E1 111111111- 11111ss11g1'11 1.111111 111111111. 1111- s11'11g'g1'11- flbl' Sl11'V1V1l1 111 1111- l'211:911'1'12l 111' 1111- just 11 11111111 1111llg1'1. 1l11w11v1-1', 111111'1- W1-1-11 11111111-1'1111s 1111-ills 111 11111 The serious expression on these faces indicated that some Freshmen were paying their first visit to the chapel with Brother Timothy: B. Flynn, M. Devine, D. Bayers, C. Bush, N. Murphy, C. Cromwell, C. Bodner, and R. Stemle among others. F0110 IIUPES 1G H. Kundert, N. Krimple, E. Parsons, C. Schott. V. Burke, N. Murphy. Schweinhart. R. Quarles. J. Walter, L. Wathen, J. Kaufling, E. Klapheke. E. Melcher, G. Miles, D. Carlton. Fahey. G. Mozzali, E. Kaiser, C. Koch, A. Mitchell, W. Patterson. 111-111'11ss 111. 11111 F11-s111111111's 111'11111111111111 1g'1111111gr s1-1111111, 111 y11111. 131'11111111' 141211111181 1111e1'11s1111gr 11111'11111s 111111 1111111 11'111s. l1I'011l1'1' A111'11111's k111111y 2lI1IH'11211'1l, 111'11111l'1' V2l1t'I'12l1l1S 1111111111111 ways. 11111 1111111111 111111111 l1l21I'1'111llj1' 1111111 11111 111-111. 1111- Sllilppj' 1-111-111'1111111111's 1l1'Ql'11lg.1' 1111- s111111-111s 1111. 11111 111111111111 s1g1'111 111 11111' g1'1'11l11'1111 211111 1l2ll'11W1l111l 11111'1111s. 211111 1l11' 1111-11s111g' 111'111111111111y 111111 S111111 11111y W1111111 111- 11l1111' s111'1111ss111's. An unscheduled Freshman cool-off period for B. Cooper, R. Dentinger, C. Hess, C. Meiman, G. Koper, C. Gooden. L. Bauer, T. O'Toole, and A. Kessinger. Brown and Bob Receuveur line up for football tickets. I WW' 1111 .. Front Row: R. Iennewein, C. Stokes. C. Gramig. Second Row: Q. Echsner, J. Passafuime, C. Bodner, R. johnson, D. Beeler, Herald, R. Greer, A. Third Row: D. Gutgsell, D. O'Keefe, G. Sermer- sheim, J. Augustus, R. Gutterman, C. Cromwell. M. Devine, C. Snyder, R. Alvery, M. Goetzinger. Fourth Row: L. Lemmons, Head, R. Maguire, FIITUHE JUIIHNHLISTS 'l'ln- Xnvit-I' l'rt-NN t'lnln wax nrg1'nl1im-tl lnxt lIllt'l't'Sl in lligflt stznnlznwls nl'jnnl'nnlis1n1 :nnl lu Num-lntlu-1' ln' Int-'lxuln-lx nl' tln- Xnvit-I' News Stull' fnstvl' tln' wznliltg' nt' lll2lgl'2lZllltlS :lnll :n'tivlvs lllItlt'I' tln' tlnw-1-tinn nl' lirntln-1' .llt-tlzlxwl. 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' ' ' ' ,' ' nmn, ENIIHLS B TTLI li IN THE SH 00W 0 THE HBO S Tllird in ilnportanee after the spiritual and mental phases of education is the physical. By means of an extensive sports' p1'0gI'tlI1l more boys are enabled to grasp more readily the mean- ing of the development of the whole man IN THE SHADOVV OF THE CROSS. Through athletics they acquire not only a greater physical growth, but more important, the lasting qual- ities of cooperation, obedience, honesty, and application. These latter habits and attitudes assuredly will play a large part in the future suceess of St. X men. one of our ultimate goals. fs 'Xr1'.:... 1 - 1-91. ...,..-.--yn., A v., -...-...Nz ' ,,.,f-rf.--a., Y I x '-uw. , - f ....,. -A ,, -'Q-.-, ,, V, Pwvvrw-. ,,..,- u.,-. . . , .1-.L Q--f J'- PV in Q W' Exist I AWK A 4 2 'K 4 if 4'-if! t -W .A ,f V ...Wh .U W L K Q-, , . -.-w.f.1sv.q,,, y u I Q H EMI- -, -mhz... . -www-1 f- f ww . n.. ' NM-',. 'ffm-V 4 . '-..f-'F K ' . . ,,ggff.,'52+f,,. Y Nrfj A .QW . in 'Q W as ' x Y W f3fA'Fw-A42 .0 W. Q f' ' Sfl w f , H .W v 1' ' 3' K.-M. ., L A 3 WS'v1 p WNwg,N Q : N,1w,x --N , ,:, ,wmv 1 A lwi - WWW A If - 3 N' . M, . .X .- fkv K W .my . . E if i :W 'X . Q ,.., 'H W Q ww.. ' ws- W, - W L ya my A, M M My ' .N -ww V 'mm , '-Q Q Mm .1..S Av... xv- www wyetnwmiavdfrvw' ixzijft '51 p R M wi, S' wws First Row: Bud Kosse fmanagerj, Earl Carter. Jerry Denny, Vince Beisler. joe Lococo, Bob Haner. Captain Ernie Bidwell, Bill Van Houten. Gene O'Brien, Mark Sedler. Roger Thorpe, and Connie Westerheld. The leaders of the Tigers. coaches Joe Hagan, end coach. Ray Baer. head coach. and Junie jones. backfield coach. run over a scouting report of the Tigers' next opponent. Prominently displayed in front of Hagan. is the bottle of vitamin pills. so important to the Tigers. Second Row: Larry Mehr, Elmer Reinert, Whit Bell. Terry Wolfe, Gus Campisano. Carmine Scalzitti, John Ridge. Kenny Clancy. Bob Eimer. Otto Knop, Joe Reiber. TIGERS B053 Sl'lll'IlJl'l,lC ST. Xavier 0 .. ...i's-ntrul of 'l'uIe'mlo lii Sl. Xavier Ii .. ..li1-il! hlK'lll4ll'l?ll H SI. X2lYl0l' IH .. ...X2lN'l4'l' of llllll'qY Ili St. Xzlvivl' T .. . . .lioggw-1' lieu-mx 0 SI. Xzlvh-1' 51 .. ...l'l0l'll lll'0l'li U SI. Xavier' IRS ,, ...dlilllllill 0 SI. Xzlviel' 0 .. ...Klzllv ti St. Xavier' ti . . . . .New Allmnlx' 0 Sl. Xavier' H ., ...Flzlgrvl 0 St. Xzlxiel' 0 .. ...K.3l.l. lil re 0' 'sfvqziyyb 'i A 'W I , 'f V V at gg f 1-Hy., , 2 V f , -M '. x. 1 ,I 'S qi ., 4, , ,fr 5 1 ' :S V , ' , ' ' A' , 3 ,H f M- 5' fm, , X, W? 'B W4 W wk . Qui 'Q fi: ' 'Uk - ,. QEKELQA M Y: ' . T1 if q J ,W ' 5' , ,f Few, 51+ , K 's f ' Q Wm . 3 4 N . 4, K- ul -. 33 Y ' Yip? ' 'W 'ai f- u 7 ' , 5 A Q ' 'M , K 4 . 5 X I I X TH J AL I , FW' 'la Jn, 'S' ' gli' x. V X jqrlf 4' , 4 f, I x fi , . - L 5 X ,. ala. fy Aw Calyx w- ! Q' 1 KW' ,, W -N AY If 1 ' 1: . v F 1 3 K 3' i is -if Mark Sedler. after twisting and turning for a long gain up the sidelines. is finally hemmed in by three towering Manual players. His eyes are still glued to the n0t-too- distant goal line. which he crossed shortly afterwards. Coming down is Earl Carter. Tiger back. number 38, after tearing through a huge whole in the Manual line. jack Tafel, on the left, comes up too late to ward off a Manual tackler. Carter later romped for another score against the Crimsons. TIMDITIUNIIL IHVHLS FEEL 01111 ELAWS Part of the furious action in the Male game. Bob Eimer makes a powerful eHort to gain a few more precious yards and to retain possession of the ball. He did both. More action from the Male game. Diminutive Ernie Bidwell. Tiger captain. slashes and kniies his way for a sizeable gain, before being brought down. In the back- ground the referee can be seen getting ready to drop his handkerchief for penalty. L' TIIHLIL' HIEII SIIPHEMHIIY HTTIIINED We had the teamg we had the fightg we won the ball game. 14-Ol Typical of the Tiger play during the game was the run made by Jerry Denny QSOQ of forty yards for the first Tiger score. Circling his own left end behind perfect blocking, jerry was soon in the clear and away for the score. Bob Haner. hidden under Flaget's Scott, whom he blocked beautifully. was a key man in I Q many of the Tiger runs with his blocking downfield. In the other picture, Captain Ernie Bidwell receives the coveted Ryken Trophy. symbolic of the Catholic Championship, from Flaget's captain. Hookie Wohl. Each school has now won one and lost one in the St. X.- Flaget rivalry. TIIIEB JHYVEES 1' After the battle with K.M.I. the victorious junior Bengals chant their way home in the Tiger bus: Mazzoni, Pad- gett. Riehl. Hunt, Denny, Schuster, jones, Koch, Mar- cum. and n couple of Heckmans are within the lens. e,fva, .Xuvim-1' 0 . X2lYlt'l' 12 , . .Kzxvwr 0 . Xuvivl' I3 Xavier 0 . Xavier' 18 IX St lIlClJl'l.l'1 Alillll KAI . I . llanual Va bbagre Valley li' l an get 12r First Row: j. Fc-ldknmp, J. Koch, T. Vissman. K. Wolfe, C. Nlzlrtin. Hunt, I. Brouner. W. Mazzoni. S. Lococo. J. Schmitt. S4-cond Row: F. Eimer, D. Irwin, H. Silliman. W. Schar- dvin. W. Mnzzoli, G. Marcum. W. Crush. G. Myles. C. 99 Sauer, E. Heckman, D. Rollings. S. Bennett, H Parris Third Row: Brother Ricardus, 1. Hash, R. Heckman G Carlton, R. Solgere, S. Riehl. Heclcman, R ones R Schuster, R. Cusick, C. Schuler. R. Thieneman. R Sobak H. Wafzig. E. Meyers. Brother Hilary. Y 5 S sh 5' if Q N L.FL B, 2 2 fi A. 1. Y- ,,x km. ,rf- A w af' 9 if Mtn' an 'apt f-n,.,...- M..- 1-11.1-.1 W5 'SF f-vim: L we M Mx WW 3.5 .,,.....,n h Q., s Vi as me ' Gr? K-2 ' T 5 I -Q Y QV: cafe 1 Vx fdg ' Kr K' I .,,. I ' X L' F ff' wi wg? .K R K .M Y , L1 3 QQ, ff W wife? LL.-VA .W-..- , 1- . -1 1 sx.Qif X 5 ff .,,. V miami 31 A' 'mi lr 5 s 1 Q , Q Q C WT04 A t J ik 5 Tx , 4 4 if f ,y W W WM'MAm flmwmfzflia. N ,K Aw! 17 11 QW is EQ If 8 S '3 k S' E ff :,. w Q f 8 ,l c . ' vi' ?-5 g x w N W A 2 X 5 ' xg VS xv si Johnny Brown and Pat King completely tie up a St. Joe of Bardstown player in a closely-contested game at Bards- town. Brown and Fred King C261 battle for a rebound llll00l'0fl on by the spz11'lili11g1' play of The entire Tm-:nn in g't'llt'l'2ll. and Pat King. the lirown lum- tllers, -lim lg?lllPl', lillmlie Nol1z1lTy. mul Holm U'lJmn1vll in l!Ell'lll'lll2ll'. the sflulent lmcly thor- in the second Manual game as Wayne Toon stands by ready to lend assistance. Pat King C171 leaps high to lay one against the Flaget Braves as jim Bauer C241 and mlgrllly eujuyerl the sterling Dt'l'll0l'Ill2llll'l' of Tlw team. Such stellar viutories as flu- ones over 'Reitz Alt'lllOI'lZll. -leljfersmlville. mul the paii' of Yl'lllS over l lag1'vt kept it clearly in our BENGALS BATTLE HND Jim Bauer C481 takes ball off backboard. Opposite page: Charlie Brown C81 is ready to lend a helping hand as Flaget closes in. Wayne Toon C181 and Fred King C261 fight for the ball in Flaget game. Bob O'Donnell stands by. Hill liege fsidej prepare to get rebound. Hauer laid one up Manual to help Tigers heat Reds 57-49. johnny Brown drove for two points. As C. llrown C193 and lnlmls llml wi- llml zz ll'2llll wlllvll was 1-apalnle nl plzlylllg' za jl'l'l'2ll ganw, Ye-ry almllx' vmwllwl lay .luv llagfan. llll'Y2Il'Nll.YNfIllil1l. ll-ll lry llllfllglllllllb- ing- Valli. -lim linuvr, iw-nl tlmnlprlu llu- SUZISHII BUMBHHD BASKETS J. Bauer f24j race in to lend assistance. Johnny Brown is threatened by Capt. Perl: Robins of Male. Male downed the fighting Tigers 37-35. playing' N0lllt'lllll1'N lun. smm-Iinm-s mltl. lllll :nlwavs plavllw' with ilu spun tlllt lmln :tvs il . . P- . r ll'll1' SLK allllvlv. llll' ll:-twllllllltloll Io ilu ol Tllv lm'B1.A llwll Nl'lll'I7l'll lhflf Uppnnfnl lll-4-. Sl .llwllolwlgfv lim-. l2 ltvlln llvv, lli Sl, .lust-pl' l PW. lll l lag1'1'I llvv. 2ll l'lt'l'll lll'1'1lx llvv. 215 l't'llll'ill Vilx llvv, 2T Uwvnsluoro -lan. 2 -l1'l.l'tl'N0llYIll4' -lan. li Yzlllmgx' -lan. El .Xlwllm':lgg'v -lan. lT Hale -lam. 20 'l'mnplcius -lan. 24 Nlamxal l'l'l'X lNX'l'l'X'l'l -lan, 110 l'm'illg'lm1 -lam. Zil Nlalm l n-lr. T lflzlgrvi Ifvln, lil SI, .lusvpll l s-lv. l4 Nlalm- l 4-lr. lT Valli-.v lft-Ir. ll? Mt. Stvrlin lfvlr. 20 .llanual lfvlb, 27 liill lY1'lll' lfvlr. 25 l,m'xll11 lm1 lialm r- u UNAI, Opp 2li 42 2.1 235 27 411 345 :Hi IW till :iT 40 49 42 4l :SQ 4s .Till 41 illi 44 4ll 555 WX 44 ful 425 43 till Il-l Sill -lf! Ts 4s Ilfv Q34 .ll -li Zil -lil .34 4ll .14 full 42 flT lill .bif- WQQ 1, V X 1 Q if e- 5- QQ - M ' f K, EL iii :LQ fri? Q QW Y as ' , I A , S A Q , g f F--ef. fa.. ' Q ,fkww-L : Q 5 Li' - L.'L .2': ., Ei- f W if 'X fm ..': . S lqb W Q 3 Q fji ezzz- 9? 5. ,sg ,, X' ff ar 'Eg 1' Q Sm Q ,, ,, -. -sa y,. WX -Q' xi 1 ' Ir! ,ui x vm Q -R K , .3 JP' 5 . Q, l Front row: left to right, Don Keisler, Lou Prestigocomo, Charley Yates. George Burkley, Dick Schieman. Bruce Baird. Syl Raque. Sal Lococo. Second row: Mgr. Dave Kamber, Mark McCullogh, Joe Datillo, Harlan Silliman. Tony Perrone. Kenny Steinmetz. Tommy Echsner. UIIBS 'l'l1is Yeznfs llllll lmaslcvtlmzlll team iulezxsliwml up to the stzuulzmls of the Ill'l'X'l0llS Full Tennis as slmwu by its 32 will mul 5 lust l'r'l'0l'll. Its win- ning' nl two 112111108 Ill sumlilvn llealll perlmls aml the 2lYl'llQ'lllQ' ul' an ilefvznt at flu- lmmls of St. ,. , . . . . xllll'l'lIl lk- lillll s Ti-ann Ill The Sl'2lSHll s himl Qillllt' were the lligrllligxllls uf Ilw seasml. 'l'lw lllllls zllmlxswl M total of l.ll?l points in its XT Ll'2llll0S wllilv lmlmling' tlw flIlINlNlllllll 10806. llrn- llwl' lilk'2ll'llllN was llvzul i-uznvll. ll2lI'l2lll Slllllllilll was lllgll-pllllll mem wllll -lllh. Froni: Jim English. Bob Gipperich. Joe Sangalli. Ronald Schulte. Bob Quarles. Leo Dierking. George Koper. Harold Hincks, Tom Thornhury. Rear: Brother Hilary. Dick Stemle. jimmy Meiman. joe Coffman, Nick Murphy. Charlie Bodner. Leo Mackin. Charlie Schmitt. Martin law Z Q A Q. lf - i George Myles, Brother Ricardus. Third row: Carl Brat- ton, Don Gutsell, Dana Rollins. Don Stewart, Urban Smith, Lou Ferrill. Paul Goethals. Vince Goodin, Carl Meiman. and absentees Lemmons. Denny. and Brumleve. KITTEIVS ,, ,. . V lllv lxittvns were at lt Too. In-Tter awurals XY0lll to 28 happy Kittens at il pzlrtlx' in llle sc-limml vafeteria as the tiny lll2l1'lllllt'-fIlllllll'l'N c'elvln':1te1l their lr? not vivtfwim-s in an 22-gfznlw ss-zlsml. XE Qlvilllligll on Q,'l'r'i'll swf-alta-1's in lfrvsll- mem llnll as flu- Kittens were llw firsl In ilu- pnst with '-lS lll0llUQIl'2llllS. lirutlln-1' llilzlry llvlml the 1-mu-llinlgg' reins, Vaplzninn Boll liippvrivll. llT tnppwl llllllVlllll2ll Sl'0l'Pl'S. wllilv lim-0 llivrlq- . , . , . . mgr. l lmrlu- 5l'lllllllT. llzu'ul4l llmm-ks, limi lnilllllf ll0lllll'l', .luv lltblililllilll. limi Blmwismu. mul Hula hlillllQ'Ulllt'l'.X' lwlpefl gratlwr fill!! points. Boone. Don Morrison. Charlie Cromwell. Bob Mont- gomery, Bobby Flynn. Gerry Thurman. Arnie Grever. Jim Malley, Don Laubmeimer, Joe Passafiume, Billy Fallon. and John Clarke Cnot shownl. TIEEB TANKMEN- '48 STATE UHHMPS lu spilt- ol' tlu- slow start this yi-ar lu-rausv ol' tlu- latv opm-ning' of tlu- llc-nry l'lay pool. tlu- swimming' tm-am holu-tl to romul into shapt- in tiliu- to nh-l't-tul stu-vi-ssfully its State title-. Swinnniug 1-oavh. lirotlu-r lfahius. lu-lim-V4-tl that his lio-vs woulil lu- alilv to vonu- into tlu- form that won so many honors for tlu-nl last ye-ar. Swllllllllllgl' lu-rhaps mloi-s not gy-t tlu- l't't'tlQ'lllll0ll that it shoulil. A vomparatiw-ly lu-w sport in li.ll.S.A.A. 1-omlu-tition, swimming' has rapully 1-augrht on mort- alul mort-. Many ru-w svhools art- 1'Illt'I'lIlgl' te-ams 1-at-h ye-ar. Most ot' our lu-st pc-rfornu-rs ol' last yi-ar's squzul were lllltlt'l't'l2lSS- nu-n 4-vi-It l l't'Sllllll'll. Below are pictured the smiling nucleus of the '48 tankers. They, apparently are all wet, but in this case it is per- fectly proper for it is in the brime that they really shine. The following members comprise the nucleus: First row, Naturally tlu-sv boys were hack. atul in zuhli- tiou, lirotlu-r ilitt-11-sta-ml mort- hoys who tliml not conu- out last ye-ar to try for tlu- tt-am. This yi-ar's te-am hopm-tl to lu- more fully l'0llllllt'll out than last yi-al s. alul in this mamu-r it hopx-ml to lu- ahh- to ovn-r1-onu- tlu- loss of a few good lmoys. 'l'lu- gre-at re-lay tt-anis ot' last yi-ar we-ro lvark, atul if quite- a fm-w ll-llows who iliil not ronu- out last year lu-n-onw intern-stu-tl in tlu- te-am. St.X shouhl go a long: way to garnish a State- l'l'0Wll. D1-spite. tlu-lt. tlu- I1l't'-SPEISUII hatuliraps alul the unavailability of przu'tivt- l2lt'lllll0S. tlu- sm-asou was a Sllt'l't'SN. Tom O'Toole, Anthony Henle, Louis Kissel, Russ Dages. Stuart Riehl. Second row: Jerry Denny, Bob Cambron. Jack Hunt, Don Minogue. and Tom Viviano. . , A W .W tx .ag is -M E K E ,.W, X K fd? E . insgq 1 my 1- I u ubtfkgs -Q if ' lil' ME' ' Ti, E' .F . V 'Sf -ww qu, W M A i,, M,wL1ff v Q45-ww 1 V 1 2 s. 2,,,.,, . W w ...,. 'W M ,W fm wg, f in Ny,'1fv I KW A I VIH 'f fig fii i ' L' - A l f V A ' - tif M r , xr A V I' it-.w 3w. 2 , 1 'W -H. 4 M, ,, 5 'sys M., , A , A, 1, A L lat K Lf: 1: We Q A U,., fffy PA' i V235 wiv -Q. V , 21' L 5+i! ' 'nl 4wW T L . if 7 ff x rf 5 R m P' fi 'S' 902:33 u u -gg., ww 'am ro ,, 4, Swv l X Q I -'T' Piflurvll abuvv an' Irackmcn hifling tht' turf: Gene Roser, jim Shea-hy and Capt. Bernie Voor. Lowvr, tht- basvball Ivam, fmnl mir: Bill LL-gc, Jack Hull. Don Wise. Paul Aullmch, johnny Brown, Bob Hamer. Dick Nlontgomery. TIEEH SWHTTEBS t'ti:it-ht-tl hy Slit -ltw lliljlilll tht- NHS t-tlititni ttl' tht- St.X lmst-hull tt-um W2INl't'2l1l.X' l'tti' Zlll t'tll'lj' xtawt. With at mat,itn'it.x' til' lust yt-a11 s vt-ts i't-tl1l'ii- ing' tngrznin this st-nktni. tht- intit-ltl :mtl ttuttit-ltl nrt- wt-ll Ntttt-lat-tl with tiltl timt-iw, 'l'ht- ttiillx' wt-zxlv nt-M was in tht- Illlt'llllljl' statll. lht- ixiatiii-ststlxx til' lust yt-ni' wt-1't- ltist llII'tIlljL'll 1l'I'iItlllillltlll. Jim Mclntyre. Junie Fremer. Jack Campbell: second row: Coach joe Hagan, Wayne Toon. Clark James. Ray Jones. Roger Fultz. Charlie Brown. Elmer Steier. Paul Muthler, Bob Carney, Joe Parker and Mgr. Bruce Evans. Sllt'll lllillll-Slil'YN wt-rv luittli ns -lt-limilv :mtl , . . . tliznrllt- lirtiwii, Hill l,t-g1t- :intl iiillll .Xullmt-ll iii tht- iiitit-ltlg litih llzmt-V, Wziyiit- 'l'tvtni, l'illlll'l Stt-it-1' iii tht- tiuttit-ltl 1 -lim Mt-liit.x'i't-, -ltmt- l'ni'lit-i tm tht- pitttlimg' stall. :mtl as t'zttt-lit-rs wt- hntl - Y w v w -lumt- lxrt-mt-1' zuitl Rtigt-1' lfultx. lht- lt'illll plziyt-tl :ill litimt- grzuiit-s :lt t'lit-i'til1t-t- l'zti'li. The first signs of Spring found the golf team limbering up for the coming season. Team member Tom Bacon, fourth from the left, had every chance and hope of a State title. Other members of the team were left to right: l:'0LF The St.X golf team of '-lT. ably coavlieil by llrotlier liclwartl Joseph. looked furwaril to cop- ping their first State title this year. Riimier up for the last three years to Male High Bulldogs in the play for the State title, the Tigers this year were vontiilent of bringing home with them the tirst plave trophy mi Slay 18th. The '48 Tiger Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Frank Beeler, and aided by the good fortune of Mother Nature. sought confidently the city title and then on to the State. Before getting the kinks out of their arms the team lined Jack Muench, Dave Wagner, Dave Brown. and Pete Yanutola, all aspiring members who showed in regular practice the makings of a championship team. TENNIS With such stalwarts bark as ,lark Taft-l. -lim lllQ'l'?l1ll. aml VVarrei1 Willem, this yeark net team promised to be one of the best on remrml. Mr. Frank Beeler again coaeheml the Tiger net- ters. With a little better luck this year the team was able to get a bit more pram-tire. for last year Nature in the urcler of rain preventetl any real prartive. up for the pictureman. Front row: left lo right, George Koper, Terry Brennan, John Eichberger, and Ronnie Mazzoli. Back row: Coach Mr. Frank Beeler, jim Ingram. Jack Tafel, and Warren Willem. ST. X MHNHEIHIM ULIIB Siutrting' tlu- lzli'g'1-st nu-mlu-rsliip ul' illlj' 4-lltlm in tlu- st-luuil. tlu- .llmiugrlwniu Vltili is insult- up nl' Slll4l1'lIlS. wlui tlli'mig'll tlu- liltuul. 2lt'llIll,L1' lunu-s. :liul lmiwl wurli ul' tlu-mst-lvt-s :liul tlu- 4'4l2ll'lll'N lialvt- 1-nrlu-tl tlu- riglit to wt-ni' tlult 4-uw-tt-tl X on an 511-1-1-ii swt-:its-12 .XII vt-zu' lung' lu-l4n't- st-luuil. wt- liatw- st-1-it grrtuips nl' lt-ttt-rnu-ii t-mivt-i'g1'v tm ht. X witli ln'tg:lit llzlslu-s ul girl-1-it illltl galil. Alltl :tl'tt-i' st-luunl wt- liztvc- st-1-ii tlu- szmu- g1'l'tllllbs l'2lt'lIlj1' mtl tlu- l'i'mit grzttt-. gflzul tllztt tlu- tlztyis 11'I'llItl wats ova-1' mul l'2Ij1't'l' to llttrry lumu-. lt was tlu- lunys in tlu-sv ,2Il'tlllIlS tlmt lu-lpn-tl Ht. X tlmniiizttt- tlu- ltu-:ll sports st-1-lu-. 'l'lu-sv Nlll1lt'lllN W1-Vt' lllt- 4lll1'N l'1'NINDllNllllt'. Viewed here on the front steps of the school they have served well are the members of the Monogram Cluh. Beginning with the front row, left to right, they are L. O'Toole, H. Hardagan, P. Aulbach, E. Bidwell. 0. Knop. R. Eimer, Thorpe, V. Beisler. and Hunt. Also shown are M. Sedler, Kremer, W. Van Houten. R. Hamer, E. Nohalty, B. Voor. C. Westerheld, I. Pat- Stilllt' ul' tlu-in kit-lit-tl, pztsst-tl mul SlIl2lSllt'tlU taut' llumtlutll tm-:tm tn tlu- tmp ul' tlu- lu-up mi tlu- g1'i'ul1i'mi, Utlu-rs xvtm- tlu-ii' lt-1-t sort- rzu-ing' up mul mlmvn tlu- lmslu-tlmll 1-Hurt. mul still utlu-rs splztslu-tl tlu-ii' wav mi tlu- swiniiniugr tt-nm. lt-zulu-tl tlu- luirtllt-s mi tlu- tratvli tt-um. or tit-ltlt-tl grrmiluli-l's on tlu- lmst-lmztll lvillll. Allll wlu-tlu-1' El lury was tlll tlu- all-1-ity It-atm tn' on tlu- tliirtl striiigr. lu- still ztitlt-tl lu tipluiltl tlmt fzmunis Spirit Ullxulblllll1'SlNll'lSl.l'0lll. Allll fm' liim. mul lm' ztll utlu-rs wlui 1-:mu-tl lt-tt:-rs. was tlu- Slrviitmguztiii Vluli m'g1'm1im-tl ztiul l'i'mu tlu-so tltu-s It tzilu- its nu-mlu-rs. terson, Mueller. W. Savage. C. Scalzitti. Ridge. Tafel, E. O'Brien, N. Luzon, M. Wolford, G. Campi- sano. Datillo, Denny, E. Carter. F. Eimer, W. Bell. D. Minogue, R. Fultz, Otte. Buchart. Parker. L. Kissel, R. Dages. K. Clancy. E. Reibert. Sheehy. C. Graf. E. White. V. Bodner, R. Stottman, Beckman. E. Wolfe. G. Vanderhaar. and W. Toon. MEMUBIES 01 E000 Tl ES Socially, St. X progressed imnleasurahly with the formation of the Senior Dance Committee, Brother Lionel, Moderator, which was solely responsible for all arrangements. The dances were held both in the St. X gym and at the Hotel Henry Clay or the Brown Hotel. The entire dance program aimed to develop in St. X students those social graces necessary for modern liv- ing. Recreation for some centered 011 the playing field, for others a club or a danc-e was more suitable. The general purpose was the education of the whole man IN THE SHADOW OF THE FROSS. -o-soq'P 'l '?' J-,Nw .. N .. 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W4 ,.,,,,!.zH ' , 'A-an-..., . .., .. ,,, N 1390011 , f . .,.,,,vg-na5ga,7,1,,gg4r .gli-gv5qgqT:iyPy.L1..f.-. .f X f. n-v .. !u.,,..,,, . Mr , .1 ...,-., ..., ., N ',g-155543 3' 1 5yyw,..Qa R -f - yy n ...M .,., 15' 'S-Elle' . ,ku -mdhw,-.,., X o .N Rf ,LPA - .. ..-nr-Q.-- .. ,335 ,n..n.. 3 :nw -nf: - esac-A-A01 W- -' ..A3:, I I -. Q , J ,i .1 f .,i . 5 ,N '15 Q Standing: A. Kopp, J. Mattingly, P. Hawkins. A. Hardt, Sealed: St. Charles. E. Graeser, G. O'Brlen Brother J. Bessendorf, J. Sabel, Otte. L. Dienes, H. Bott, and Neri, J. Sheehy, R. Rowan, P. Maloney, M Huber D E. White. WRVI' lmruy lliviws llewlu-1't Bott liolwrf Hmmm llzlvul VN zigriwi 3l0lYlll llulmvr -lzunes NVzig1iw1' Emil ill'2lPS0l' lleiul Maloiwy YS Martin, and D. Wagner. TIIE 1948 TIlf'l:'H l'll0'l'1lllRAl'llERS l'3l'SlNl'ISS .-Xiulww llarmll -lzmws S9lll' -lnsepli Sahel liiiiliry lilvgeix -lessfll limve 94 -lust-pli Sl. l'llzll'lc-s liulwrt Huwziii William Dolan -lainie-s Ma1'ql1z11't Artliui' Kopp l'4-tel' llziwliiiis -lusvpll lgl SPlllllll'l. -lnwpli Melltiiigrly , 4 3, 4 4 ff Y lx ,s 1 4 J Sf .aww Standing: A. Hardt. R. Herndon. M. Hammett, E. Raque. H. Butt. E. White, D. Martin, L. Dienes, I. Otte, A Cassidy. J. Molloy, B. Baird. T. Wagner, R. Crawford Svaled: J. Sahel, j. O'Callaghan, J. Mclntyre, Mat tingly. Brother Medard, P. Goflinet, D. Wagner, J. Hall T. Minta. D. Baird. 1. Bell. ' Brother Medard. moderator of the Xavier News, and Pete Gollinet. student editor of the paper, dxscuss some item in one of last ycar's crack editions. ix ? . 3 l S '4 ,gf A ..., mwah' 'llwiee each month ani iiitvlw-st-pau.-karl vopy ui' the .Ynz'lfr Ncfutv miikvs its :appz-zmmce zmmiig' Sl. X slmlx-ills. The pixlmlicalioii of tim scllonl paper is always an esxgfwly awaited vvexit. for from the fii-st page to the last rlnf .Ylll,'ll'I' News is, mfcormlingr to everyoin-. Tops , Besides snpplyiiig tlw SllUl0llf bmly with acml- rzml Rvvollllts of vurrvnt sports. awtivles elealirngr with the favulfy. the stiulc-nts mul their activ- ities. and varluons, the .YCI1'lI'I' News 0l'l'e1's tn the ixxvrrxliews of its stzxllf invaluable experience in the field of jmirnnxlixni. liiks- all school organ- izations. The Xcrzfffr' ,YCll'S has za Il1UClt?I'3l'Ol'. Brotlier Medaifcl. who is the grronyfs grnicling light. 'lirotlnvr keeps ei watchful, pilterllill eye on the irwlnbex-s of the Nuws Snail. Tim 'Figcr Top-X . a literary rrxagzazimf intemled as 21 sup- ple-nwnt to the .Yin-im' iN'r1z1'x. was efliig: hit. It rfmxliaiilecl ai variety of f9illllY'0v-6. vverytliing fremi slmrt xturios and class 1'epm'ls to jokes :mil car- toons. Write-rs :mel artists for the Top-X were l f'l'l'lllll'll mainly frmu tho rescwves of the .Yrivivr Nru-x, altlmugli llw entire sclmol was invited and mfqm-stecl to pawtiuipatv. Allied with the .YIl'I'I'l:7' Nmzuv :mel 'Fin' Yearlmok was the Press Club whose olijvcfivv was to arouse interest in the livlcl ol' j0lll'llllllSXI1. pzirtin-1,1larly the Uatliulii' Press. All in all. Tim .'x'm'i1fr A'Pll'S L'0lll llllll?l,l to Wx,-iii-il the llistnry of Sl. X lN THE SIIADOVV Ulf' 'l'lllC CROSS. J K-'ru SUI L .1 ,213 ' W v 2 wit f v ft 1-N 1 4' Jw , haf! uv ,' , i . .N jM,,,. F 5,31 X. -u Watcliing the complicated mechanism of one of the printing presses on which the Xavier News is published. are E. Raque, 1. Mclntyre, D. Waglxer, A. Hart. T. W'ag- ner 1lld J Hwll Standing beside the Picture Files are Ed. Raque. one of the Associate Editors of the Xavier News, and Andy Hardt, one of the staff writers. At the right. Editor Pete Goffinet interviews john M. Haffert. who spoke dur- ing the year before an assembly of the Parent-Teachers Club. T' Q . 5' any S . 'K N 6 . 'X K Y A X, S51 , S t . , Q X if V H. , iii Jack Hall. Tom Wfagnvr. Hob Crawford. Ed Raque and -lay Coleman study the Daily Bulletin in the News Room. The Tiger Top-X was a great success clue to the efforts of all who contributed material. Joe Mattingly was editor of the Top-X, receiving aid from his two associ- ates jack O'Cnllaglmn and Herb Bott. YM? 'A M N U . 1 Q A ,..,v W 'k 'xi WGN mi M. ,nv .AJ ws ,lm X ws X ,ydi 5' mg... ' 2 JY A, f .v 1. f'1,,... .1 '..-M i Igx , 5. ii,,k V.L., ,J .VH , . i ' Q 1' wh in , A gg' 'H Lx fi A 1 i LUEF . K K 4? QQXV 7 A 1 A , Q f ' 4 . A ' lj u I M .Zi V 5 xii AE qw. A.Vl in I , V is , . , wifi' V w tw it , 'Q ' . 4 Q xf ' 2 X W! ' gf 0 , Q - 'V ' 1 - 7 ' ' Q 'M N 1 Q .A k W Q . 4 iawy' ' 'pw R 'D Y 'HCI Q I . M V A x . f A xx ,- '- gnv' Q, 3 K as y - M krkh K? A I'-,,,r.-. KM-Q I u-908 tcm ww sv-os MARTIAL MUSIC MAKERS Q iSXK X lc-fs-ld, Crush. G. H1-rhig, R. Willll, G. Krimple. Fourth Row: Cf. llx-Mich, W. lfrcderich. C. Ryan, Cf. liodner, R. N1-ol. Hildvslwirn, R. Hillvhrnnd, S. Hcrp, K. Welsh, l.. I:l t'l1l'll, R. llalilcy, G. Kralusv. Seelvy. D. Calskiv. J. Howling. WlN'2llll'y. Nicholson, ff. lim-lti1'. R. Seltl. .Xt Iil'l'l'lNl'l-Y 1'lL1'lIl u'c'I4wl4 l'Zll'lI lllHI'lllllj1' Illn- liuml rum-Is Ill tln- LIYIH lm' t'llll4'I' l'4-In-nl'sa1I or lll2ll'l'llIIljl' pl'iI1'lI1'n' lll'IN'IlllllI1.1' un wlllvll xpurl is in svansml. l 1mllmll NUJINUII llIl'iIIlN lllEIl'l'llllIjl' mul lmxlu-tlmll sl-sawn nu-:uns I't'lll'2Il'N2ll. Slum- ul' Ilu- llll'llllll'l'N ul ilu- lianul lmw lwvn St'l'YIlI,1l' lm' funn' ye-aim. QXIIIVUIH- will ws- l.l'Ulll lln- lim' quail- lilx nl nuusn' than vzunf-I-gn-N In-mn Iln-ll' mslru- f 99 Fifill Razr: lf. Klaplwke. A. Huelsman. E. Gravalttc. R. Rauch. W. Grady. R. Heidenfeldvr. M. Lnslwr, G. Shuughnessy. A. Dcnzingvr. Kioslvr. C. Finney. P. lilelwl. T. Ulrich. G. Sullivan. E. lin-sl. P. Yanutola. nwnls tlml lllt'.Y urn' lI4'2ll'l.Y p1'ul'1-xxiulnals. 'l'n must pwfplvtllisrm-m1sm11-easy wzllx' In 4-urn , . . . an lvttvr, lull In il lmml lmy 11 lll1'2IllS4llllll' il Int :num-. lim-In mlny illnl zu llzuul lmlv Inns :I Slllllj' l'e-rim! luv gyms In ilu- gg'-V111 In Ill'2lt'lll't', This p2lSl -Yi'2ll' lgl'Ulll1'l' limlwanrql .luxe'pll. lllv Nlusiv llll'l'l' Img slllrxtitlllwl El .llinsirm-I Slum' in plum-ut'lz1st in-:nfs Yalrim-Igx' Slum. 5 g.. X X joe Sable, Gerard Vanderhaar and Bill Ramser roll 'em in the aisles with their rendering of Me and My Razor . Star interlocutor, jim Sheehy, pictured before the Minstrel Show which he led masterfully. Pete Snowball Yanutola and his mellow trombone added color to the performance. The End Men and orchestra agreeably backed up by the chorus provided an enjoyable evening. Ht. X. 111011 111-12 ve1's111i111g 1111 11111 111111112111 119111, 111 the dass- 1-1111111, 111' ON THE STAGE. W111111 11111 21111111111 Mi11s11'111 Show 111111 13211111 1'11111'e1't was p1'es11111e11 111 M11111111'i111 A1111it111'i11111, 11111 111111i11111'11 saw 21 show 111111111i11111g 11111si1' 111111 1'111111111y so 11111e1'121i11- ing 111111 11111y W11111 Zlwily 1111ppy. '1'l111 six 1411111 11911 1111171 1111111' 111- 111111111111111' 11'111'11 11i1111'i1111S, w11i111 11111 11211111 111'111'111e11 1111 111111111 of 1111111111i11s 111111 111111 11111 1is11111e1's 111111111111 11l1'1l' f11111 111 11111 11111112111 1111111 111111 2l11Il12ll11111lgI g2'l'2l11'11l11j'. The entire Boomville Band , under the very capable direction of Prof. Atta Boye, straight from nowhere. Walt Dunlevy gives out with How Soon to the delight of all female members of the audience. Mrs. Clark and Mary Lou Rausch put the finishing touches on some of the fellows in the show. IHVIVIIHL MINSTHEL .S'lIOW 1 E Q ' ' U - r f 1 K 1, QL A . N xhxlx I 4 ff ' 1' 4. I. Q .I I J' , f Q S 1 Y , , f , 1 f . x r. 1 -1 'f .' lf J 'y Q Q w x 4 1 1 f 'N M .af 7 ' N iv 6 'T , sl Nb, I I Q4 P ' Ng . l , X ,ij Nf J. A W F ' 'Y U t . NMA F x it , 91,5355 , . fap.,-. ,,,. . s -HQ. My ' ,r-ff.,gg1,x :fr w Q ,V '11 1 --ffwifr :iff Y f ff '--fx 'i'f' 1g?xigw?5f, ,. , k A X' W. 'QF-'Q -' , -V-'5fF-i'!+ .,Q - 2, X X Lxiwx ' q -. A Xf 'f sr a' 'P gf f A - f-1 ef X9 X .0 -Q u 4,1 - H. V ZH.: -va mwy fqwy, N Q S Q xif . Q . f 'NK , ,S v xx , . 'f SY . Q . 4 fl? N 6 ' ss, ' f A f f ss. Q will X. 15, . f , A X Y o 41,- 4 'X W' Q! 'L , . X f w 1 . If BEBHTINE CLUB IHVD I-'0BllM The members of the Debating Club assembled for a meeting under the direction of Brother Emmanuel. Al- though few in numbers. when this picture was taken, further additions have made the club a threat to the state tournament title. Left to right: D. Dowden. F. Schmitt, assistant chairman, Brother Emmanuel, moderator, Sheehy. chairman, W. Dougherty. and T. Casper. 'l'lre elriel' olrjeelive oi' tlre llelmlirrg' Vlrrlr is :r rleveloprrrerrl of speakirrgr :rrrml rezrsorrirrgr power' :rrrrorrgr llre rrrerrrlrers. ll is ele:rr' Ilr:r1 rro emlrre:r- liorr:rl pr'og'r':rrrr lorlzry is r'e:rll.v eorrrplele irr m'levelopirrg'1lre wlrole rrrzrrr willrorrl eorrsirlerwrliorr :rrrrl :rllerrtiorr to rlelnrlirrg' :rlrili1,v. llowlo:rr'g1'rre r'e:rsorr:rlrly :rrrrl fairly is :r rrrosl rrsel'rrl :rrrrl pr':re- lie:rl Ir:rlril :rrrrl :rlrility. liven il' tlre :rx'er':rg'e per'- sorr selrlorrr lrzrs Tlre oppor:trrrri1.v or' pr'ivileg1e ol' :rrlrlressirrgf :r Illllllll' gr:rtlrer'irrg1'. lre is slill l':reerl willr Ilre rreeessily ol' rleferrrlirrg Iris owrr opirriorrs irrtelligrerrlly. Urre of Tlre orl1'sl:rrrrlirrgg' rlefeels of llre rrrorler'rr worlml is llre eorrfrrsiorr irr tlrirrliirrgr, :rrrrl llre irr:rlrili1.v of rrrzrrry people to l'l'2lS0ll ele:rr'ly orr 4lelr:rt:rlrle qrrestiorrs. It is llre per'- rrr:rrrerrl olrjeelive ol' llre rlelnrlirrgr grrorrp lo do :rs rrrrrelr work :rs possible irr Irzrirrirrgg' eilixerrs wlro will lre :rlrle lo llrirrlr :rrrrl r'e:rsorr ele:rr'l.v :rrrrl r'e:rsorr:rlrly. Busy prepping for the State Tournament in the Spring are these active members of the St. X Forum. in the pleasant surroundings of the new school library. Left to right: W. Van Houten, R. Rees, C. Scalzitti, R. Rowan, assistant chairman, Brother Emmanuel, moderator, L. Steiden, Tafel, D. Wagner. presizlcnt, and Nlueller, secretary. lleor'g1:rrrizerl llris r'e:rr' rrrrrler' llr-ollrer' lirrre rrr:rrrrrel, llre St. X l4'or'rrrrr :rirrrs to lr':rirr its rrrerrrf lrer-s rrr or':rtor're:rl rleel:rrrr:r1rorr, rlr':rrrr:r. rrr1er'pr'e- live r'e:r4lirrg1, lHl0ll'.Y r'e:1mlirrg1'. rliserrssiorrs, :rrrrl r':r4lio spa-:rl1irrg', 0r':rtor'ie:rl rleel:rrrr:r1iorr lerrcls lo rlevelop :r slrrrlerrl is :rlrilillv irr per'srr:rsir'e speeelr lry tlre rrse ol' eI:rssie:rl writirrgrs. 'I'lre rlr':rrrr:r is :r lrrrre-lrorrorerl :rr'l, well-srrrlerl to lrwrrrrrrrg rrr proper' speeelr. lrrter'pr'e1ir'e r'e:rrlirrg' is lor' llre rrrlelleelrml ple:rsrrr'e ol :rrr :rrrmlrerree, :rrrml rl rs slresserl willr slrrrlerrls wlro slrow p:rr'lierrl:rr' :rlrile ily irr llr:rl lirre. l'oe11'y. lo lre errjoyerl lay lis- 1errer's, rrrrrsl lre r'e:r1l irrlelligrerrlly :rml willr l'eel- irrgf. 'l'lre zrlrilily lo rliserrss everr irrl'or'rrr:rll-V 1lre lorries ol' tlre rl:ry willr lirsl-lr:rrrrl irrl'or'rrr:rliorr rreeessi1:r1es l'or'rrr:rl lrwrirrirrg. 'l'lre Sl. X l or'rrrrr works lo rlevelop ils rrrerrrlwrs :rlorrg Ilrese lirres l'or' tlreir' owrr lrellerrrrerrl, 4,17 ..... ...Q Qi 5 5 1 l i My 4 ,. k :Nix ' 1 Q Q 42 Ear 220 T 'im if 'mf' ww. XXX -S, T S X g X X I NX. ww , 'NN--x.. N4 'Q 'Nm ' 2 Ytlll lulllw tlll- llll-zlllillg' ul' tlll- xwlwls sl'lltllll spirit HIll't' -vllll llJlYt' :lttllllllt-tl il St. X pt-il .Xt tllv lirst ill-pi' rally lll' '47-'li wllivll was pw-1-l-lll-ll lly llll' llSll2Il Sillt' lll' llvlivls ttl l'l'i-sll llll-ll. lllli' Quest '4llt'2llit'l' was l'l2llllt'l' Allltll't'. illI2lS lllll lllll'lllllii ill' 'llflf' fl'r4'rll'rl. . . . , .. V lmwtl lly ll .lb-tl St. X Xlt'ltll.X. lllll st-lltml llltllljllll llzlvk llilll ill, its lllll l'4l:ll-llt-s, ll2llilt'.Y lil'tNYlI. At tllis rally ww llIt'l tlll- j1'l't'3Il 'llllllltzll Stlllllll ' ll12lI'l'X' l'll't'lll'lll Zllltl tllt- .llilllllill Hll2IIllElllli' till NYlltlSl' 'tlltlzlll Stllllt'tlllt' ii2lt't'ltlt'lllilll'Y llrllpllcll il small lug. lltl2lt'll li2ll'l', witll llis tzlllc till h-M'lltltll spirit 'ig Nell llilgilll witll llltll'0 l'lllllzl1'lis. illltl -lllllitlu -l0Ilt'S witll llis vllut-i's ll-ll tlll- .llzllli Sllll'll-Sl'iSltlll. SllllNll'ii illtlwltlllt-l-ll IIS In Hill-Alilll Muse llit'l'lll-1-ilt litll' lllll l'll2lg1't'l l'2lllY. .X lligrllt l'2lllV was lltlll till Xlllllllll l ltltl Xltllllllggll tllt lll llt ls .. -. U. - SUI N NNY ' ' ' . . ' 'l ll l r 1 r r- ' X ' ' r ' ' l ' ZlllllIlt'l't'l'. .lzlvlt liln'pll:lg'v. alilll l'litl'fll'll lltltllll0S. 'l'llis is tllv lllclzlilillgl. ill part. tlf St'l1llrll Spirit Old Geronimo QFlagetj being very carefully lowered by Junie Kremer. preparatory to being burned, a la New New England style. at the first St. X night Pep Rally at Alumni Field. 0 H HIILLIES IMD BHIISINIJ' TALKS, UHEEBS Pictured below was a familiar Friday afternoon assembly just about every student gathered for these Pep Rallies, in the St. X yard to whip up enthusiasm for the Tigers eager in spirit to do or die for St. X High, confident that who were to stalk for prey over the weekend. under Ray Haer's management even Monday morning could be bright. '- 11' '.' T-I' 1 H- '14'1 ll Q , ,aww fx 2 m A. ' 4' nw, ,M , fi Xgmikg 3? Nymgw 1 I 4 'Q QQ f is - 9:15 - A A... w 1 QSQV ax 3122 ' . . .... 1 Q x X -f F ,Q X I Qi 'M ,gk 3, i b 1 KV ' V - . ' x N M. mn .W - .. , Q , -l L im an ji? 5 lx , W, -' K I f -e 3 ix 1 M,,,,,t ,gf if: ', 6' Taking advantage of the new library in an effort to better their academic standing are these Sophs and Juniors: L. Simms. S. Coomer, J. Kurzendoefer, L. Abel, R. Allison, A. Buck- man and M. Faclcler. Not shown was a third library room corresponding with the smaller one pictured. The gigantic task of reorganizing a completely new library fell to Brother Leonard Francis and his assistants. They appear happy enough over the fruits of their labors. Slandingr Bro- ther Leonard Francis, Hill, C. Spanyer. C. Payne. Seated: E. Delmonhorst, E. Schulz. Gohmann. R. Nloalcler. N4 E l 1, Q f l gl 11'i fir' W' 1 'x lg ! lr ,www i wig! aka We .3 33 if 1 A , I QL E Q ' K I 7 A nf Q- ., ,jf W1 A V -' , , 'Q H o , ' 1 ,I S 4 -, E . N 475 x I X .zz MA gs, ,F . S -.-. f Aw afx A4 ' X 15 - 1' , Q- 1 l I f' X 14 w Q X2 X -fs: J Q. 8: 1- ,, vh if 4' . ,n vi 1. . Q if V M an iw .xx EIILH FIILL FESTIVAL The Saint Xavier linihlingg' Fnntl got ntjf to a guml start with the l't5lllI1l9ll0ll of the l all Fes- tival. Noveinher 20 antl 21. All iinlit-ations are that the affair was very profitable antl sileeessftll. ln a statement frtnn Blr, Frank l'illgl'lPl'. ehair- nian. the festival was tletinetl as the hest yet , lt was the lmiggttst antl larg'est nl' all Fall Fes- tivals. The hig' tent erevteil in the selnml yartl prnvitletl tlte ernwtl with nnn-h inure rmmi antl provetl lu he a Impnlar attraetion. Mr. l. t'herx'enalc. father of llavitl t'l1ervenali ZA, won the new t'lievrnlet. the top prize of the , . . festival. Others won the tnilieys antl silver tlul- D. Rasche, C. Wolz, and T. joyce gathered round for some vitamins dispensed by a friend. This chance booth seemed completely under the control of Ingram. O'Callaghan, E. Raque, Pauli, and D. Shader. lars given away as door prizes. Popular at the festival was the hanana hnotli. the Ql'I'llKfi l V honth. the money wheel. antl partie- nlarly the eantly hootll. Any nninlwr ut' people were seen with hnnehes of hananas. eakes, hnxes of vainly antl other prizes nnfler their arins. l'Ing'ene Varney 417 won the hieyt-le awartlesl tn the trip Salesman of ehanee lmnks. lingrene soltl 156 lmoolcs. Anthony Blitehell 111 with 140 lmoks. antl llonaltl Rushing' 241, with 109 lmoolis were seeolnl antl thirtl. All elasses reaeheil their goals. ancl a hnlitlay was eiijnyetl nn l riclay. Gathered around a copper mint fpenny pitchingj were these students, trying their luck: J. Schmitt, C. Bratton. R. Mitchell. K. Willen, R. Dages, C. Oechslin, N. Krim- ple, W. Edelen, and T. Martin. Enjoying the refresh- ments are Marjorie Smith and Bill Bailey, a happy couple. - Ill:- Q gp, iii' W ,: . ,w ik' 3 ,,., i 4' V V ex W, , I il 4 y . a ffl? 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These doughty war- TIOYS VVQYQ' x ' X NX 3 just as, tu oth on the dance floor as on the gridiron. Imnlc Blend 46 .md has ortheytrza gtve out tn the carnxval atxnosphere of the gym at the mid-season football dance. Stardust , Stardust and more Stardust was the order of the evening. 0 at Pr! 4 1 ff , f. .,4, , M , 5 ,tQ.145Pf-itzrfzw H , lxrijasgifitwnfiliby, 226-p,, get X I' fmafm?z.mx. narmss bl 'Q had-1 1-makin lr W 1 Bruce Borgmcier and Bob Grace were among thc'on . . lookvrs an Erniv Bidwell, Tiger football captain. presents W n bouquet of roses to Miss Pat Bell, date of Senior Class 'W President, liill Van lloutcn. V. X 'if all 3 ' r F ...l xllf J jx 51 1 6, t ii? S 5 21,5 l Y iipgkk was Happy stopping for jim Mclntyrc, jay Coleman and W'aynv Toon at the Football Dance. jim and jay are taking it lightly, while W'aync seems to be concentrating or dreaming. s' Q WQMW' Ki Oh happy day! Plenty of ivory is in evidence in this group sitting out Z1 set in the Crystal Ballroom. jim Mnrquart. joe Mattingly, Vince lieislvr, jim Clancy. joe Bell and Jim Beckman show their apprvciation of their Companions. .. Q XY :f ' 5 fx Q on xt Y ai Y X 5 SENIUH DllH:'L'TOBY Allen, Joseph D. .... . Allgeier, Alfred A... Allgeier, Anthony G. Allgeier, Norbert J.. Ash, William J. .... . Aulbach, Paul L.. . . . Baas, Bernard E.. .. Bacon, Thomas B... Bailey, Robert L.. . . Bauer, James E.. . , . Becker, Bertrand J.. Beckmann, James K. .... . Bernauer, George P.. Besendorf, Joseph. . . Bezy, Raymond A... Bidwell, Ernest M... Birdwell, Edward S. .......... 1703 Berry Blvd. Block, Richard A. ........ 4137 Michigan Ave., Bocard, Joseph P.. . . Bohn, Eugene P.. . . . Borgmeier, Bruce L. Bott, Herbert A.. . . . Bouchard, George C. ...... 416 Gwendolyn Ave. Bowling, Joseph S.. . . . Bowman, Charles W.. . . . Bremm, Robert L... Brown, William N.. Burks, William P... .. . . . . .623 Park Ave., Lou. 8 ..... 1722 Stevens Ave., Lou. 5 ............Newburg Rd., Buechel . . .722 S. Barbee VVay, l.ou. 8 .....4l5 Heywood Ave., Lou. 8 . . . . . .2419 Sherry Rd., Lou. 8 ....920 Keswick Blvd., Lou, 4 . . . . .1037 Reasor Ave., Lon. 4 .. . .2820 Rowan St., Lou. 12 ....125 Sherrin Ave., Lon. 7 . . . . . . . . .2117 VV. Burnett. Lou. 10 . . . . . . . . .422 Ottawa, Lou. 9 . . . . . .1707 Rosewood Ave., Lou. 4 . . . . . . .1897 Princeton Dr., l.ou. 5 . . . . . .1128 Chartres St., Albany . . . . . .109 VV. Ormsby, Lou. 3 , l.ou. 8 Lou. 12 . ....... Hedden Court, N. Albany . . . . . . .2115 Burwell Ave., Lon. 10 Texas, Lou. 4 . . . . . . .3116 Meadow Lark, Lou. 4 , Lou. 3 ......1887 Rutherford, Lou. 5 .. . . . .2516 S. 4th St.. Lou. 8 ....3900 Brownlee Rd., Lou. .... 425 Northern Ave. .. . .3809 VV. Market, , Lou. 8 Lou. 5 Campbell, Francis C. .... 1922 Maplewood Place, Lou. 5 Campisano, Gus J. ..... ......... 9 38 S. Shelby, Lou. 3 Carney, Eugene S. .... . Carrol, Thomas M.. .. Caster, George D. ..... . Clancy, Kenneth L.. .. Costello, Thomas M.. . . . Cravens, Charles E. .... . Crawford, Louis E. .... . Crawley, John A. ..... . Cummins, David L. .... . Dages, Russell Darby, William Davis, Edward Detenber, John Dienes, George Dietz, Joseph S., Jr. ..... ..... 1 231 E. Burnett Dolan, William E.. . . . Dopmier, Max W. .... . Eckerle, John S. ............ . Eichberger, William Eiden, Peter H. ........ . Eimer, Robert A. ...... . Eith, Joseph L. ..... . Falk, Charles M.. . . . Falley, Neil J. .... . A. ............ . E. .... . ....501 E. Oak St., N. ..... . . .2010 Bank St. ...2104 Oregon Ave., ., . . .2703 Greenwood, . . . .1064 Cherokee Rd. .1054 E. St. Catherine, . . . . .1859 VV. Ormsby, .2527 W. Burnett Ave., . . . . .1406 Woody Ave. C. ........... 2610 Lowell Ave., E. ......... 2328 W. Kentucky, L. ...... ................ S hiv ...122 VV. Market, . . . . . . .2061 S. Preston, 1618 W. Kentucky St., ......2439 Sherry Rd. ....l808 S. 7th St. Rd., .....715 s. Shelby sf. ....s622 Fincastle Rd. Fallon, Charles E. .............. 2521 S. 5th St. Farris, William E. ......... 419 Heywood Ave. Faust, Louis J. ..... . Fell, Louis F. ..... Ford, John J. .......... . .......1005 Fehr Ave. . . . . . . .1519 Anderson St., ........1023 S. 6th St. T., III ........... 311 lola Rd. 637 E. Chestnut, 701 E. Broadway, 657 Barbee Way St., French, Leonard G., Jr. ........... 2559 Slevin, Fust, William C. ............,.... 1206 Carrico Gast, William A. ............ 1610 lndiana Ave. Gellhaus, Donald F. ....... Old Shepherdsville Rd., Lou. Glass, Donald A. ,... .... R .R. 37, Box 361, Lou. 9 Albany , Lou. 3 Lou. 10 Lou. 11 , Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 10 Lou. 10 , Lou. 8 Lou., 5 , Lou. 7 Lou. 2 Lou. 10 ely, Ky. , Lou. 4 Lou. 2 Lou. 8 Lou. 2 Lou. 8 Lou. 10 , Lou. 8 Lou. 8 , Lou. 3 , Lou. 4 , Lou. 8 , Lou. 8 , Lou. 2 Lou. 10 , Lou. 3 Lou, 12 , Lou. 8 , Lou. 4 Goffinet, Edward P., Jr. ..... 2210 Grinstead Dr., Lou. 4 Gohmann, David F. ....... 2310 Napoleon Blvd., Lou. 5 Goodin, William J. ......... Box 540, R.R. 35, Lou. ll Goose, William C. ...... 4604 Southern Parkway, Lou. 8 Goss, Allan J. ............ 1243 E. Burnett Ave., Lou. 4 Grace, James R. .... ......... 9 16 Texas Ave., Lou. 4 Graeser, Emil A. ......... 2221 VVoodford Place, Lou. 5 Graf, Clarence W. ........ . Greenwell, Richard M... Gries, James L. ...... . Habermel, John F.. .. Hammer, Albert F. ....... . , . . . . .918 Logan St., Lou. 4 Grantz, Maurice J., Jr. ...... ...Silver Hills, N. ...Hartlage Ave., Shively, Ky. . . . . . . .2409 Dumesnil, ....908 Spring St., N. Hardt, Andrew S. ............ 1031 Baxter Ave. Harpring, Donald L.. . . . Hatfield, Joseph D.. . . ... .2411 Ashwood Dr. . . . .2317 Winston Ave. Hawkins, Edward R. .... ..... 8 40 Reading Rd. Hawkins, Peter B., Jr... Henle, John C. ........ . Henry, John J. ........ . Hertelendy, Joseph L.. . . . Higgins, Charles L.. . . . Higgins. Owen T.. . . , Hill, Francis L. ...... . Hillerich, Joseph L.. . . . Hofmann, Albert A.. . . . Hofmann, Robert L.. . . . . .... 1129 Milton St. . . . .1023 Roger St. . . . .1527 Clare Ave. .....l2l5 Hess Lane .....l2l5 Hess Lane n ... .2402 Concord Dr., . . . . .1221 Delor Ave., .....826 S. 37th St., ....... .806 Shelby St., Holtman, John L. .......... 1849 Alfresco Place, Hommrich, Richard A...1069 Eastern Parkway Hopewell, Arthur C.. . . . Hornek, John S. ..... . Huber, Melvin L. ...... . Hund,.Bernard T. ...... . Isert, Raymond A.. .501 Jackman, William T.. . . . Jackson, Roy E.. . . . James, Clark F. ..... . Johansen, Joseph P. .... . Johnson, Carl F. ..... . Kelly, James G. ..... . H2817 W. White Way ...... . .656 S. Preston, .... . .535 Fairfield Dr., ..1934 Frankford Ave., Southern Heights Ave., ... . .2314 Rodman St. .... . . .1536 Goddard . . . . .204 Tenny Ave. ...743 N. Barbee Way, . . . . .1217 Central Ave. . . . .4314 Churchill Rd. Kennedy, William T. ....... 725 Inverness Ave. Kiesler, James L. .... . Kiesler, Joseph A.. . . . Kinberger, John M. .... . King, Arthur W. .... . King, Bertrand E.. . . . . . King, Patrick M. .... . Kirchner, John C. .... . Kissel, Clarence J.. . . . 9 .... . .2920 S. 5th St., . ,. . , . .1114 Charles St., ..2014 Alexander Ave., .. . . . . .2415 Emil Ave., ...1223 Keswick Blvd., .... . . . . .2403 Duncan, 714 Shelby Parkway, i 1 . . . . .1829 Yale Dr., n s 1 v 1 1 1 ....2127 Sherwood Ave., Lou. ...518 Cornell Place, ... . . .848 Fetter Ave., Lou. 4 Klapheke, Herbert F. ...... 1939 Roanoke Ave., Kleyer, George H. .......... 218 S. White Ave., Knabel, Lawrence J., Jr. ........... 948 Charles, Kissel, Louis A. ....... . Kolb, Gerald L. ..........,....... 2012 Fort St., Kopp, Arthur J. ............. 1610 Russell Ave., Kremer, Arthur J. ...... 1912 Maplewood Place, Kremer, Fontaine T.. . .4545 Western Parkway, Lou. 12 Krimple, George A. ................ Jeffersontown, Ky. Lammers, Charles K.. .. .,.. 1207 Payne St., Lou. 4 Lechleiter, Edward C ........... 751 S. Shelby, Lou. 3 Leewe, Frank E., Jr. ............ 1143 S. 6th St., Lou. 3 Lehmenkuler, John J.. . .300 Breckenridge Lane, Lou. 7 Linton, Richard B. .... ......,. 3 104 Teal Ave., Lou. 4 Liston, John J. ..... .... 1 710 Wilsoii, Lou. 116 Albany Lou. 10 Albany Lou. 3 Lou. 4 Lou. 5 Lou. 5 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lon. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 5 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 11 Lou. 3 Lou. 5 Lou. 4 Lou. 5 Lou. 2 Lou. 6 Lou. 6 Lou. 8 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 9 Lou. 8 Lou. 8 Lou. 7 Lou. 8 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 12 Lou. 7 Lou. 5 Lou. 6 Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 5 10 Lochner, Stewart R.. . . Lococo, Joseph V. .... . Loeser, Albert G. .... . . . . . . . .771 S. Shelby St. Loeser, Ferdinand F. .... .... . Lynch, James D. ..... . McCabe, Spencer B.. .. MacDougal1, Joseph E. McKenna, Richard W.. .2509 Pindell Ave. Littmath, Henry A., Jr. .... . . . . . .1921 Richmond Dr. ........l409 s. Floyd .628 Rawlings . . . . . .800 Hazel St., . . . . . .2214 W. Ormsby, . . . . . . .631 E. Broadway .. . .2200 Douglass Blvd. Mahoney, Lloyd M. .... . . . . . .931 Cherokee Rd. Maloney, Paul A. ....... 2067 Eastern Parkway Mannen, Harry J. ..... . Marquart, James R. .... . Martin, John D. ....... . Martin, William R.. . . . .Box 524, Millers Lane, Mattingly, Joseph F. ........ . Mehr, Richard L. ...... . . . . . . . .2209 Lytle St., .3919 Poplar Level Rd. ... . .416 Fairlawn Rd. .1416 Rufer Ave. ...l325 Highland Ave. Merrick, Edward A., Jr. .... 2208 Dumesnil St., Meurer, Donald J. ................ 916 Phillips Miller, Eugene H.. . . . ...... .1010 Goss Ave. Mills, William N. .... ...... 2 531 Grand Ave., Mock, Earl J. ........ . Mueller, John E., II... Mullane, John C. ..... . Murphy, John T.. . . . Nahstoll, Leo F. ...... . ...3610 W. Market St., .. . .2130 Douglass Blvd. . . . .1914 Lowell Ave. .... . . .4541 Stoltz Ave. .. . . . . . . .4022 S. 2nd St. Nalley, Patrick F. ..... 1855 VV. Ormsby Ave.. Newton, William P. ............ 1425 S. 7th St. Nix, Fred W. ......... .... 9 01 E. VValnut St. Nohalty, Edward R.. .. ....311 N. 26th sr., Nord, Irvin E. ......... ..... 9 25 Lydia Ave. Norris, James J., Jr. ..... .... 7 27 Iowa Ave. Nugent, Donald E. ................ 933 Schiller O'Brien, Gerald A. .......... 2054 Emmett Ave. 0'Brien, Joseph E., Jr.. 1213 E. Breckenridge St. 0'Connor, John L. ............... 957 S. 5th St. Olliges, John J. .......... 1037 li. St. Catherine, Osborne, George L., Jr. .... 2210 Frankfort Ave. Otte, John A. ...... . Peyton, Arthur L.. . . Quinlan, William L.. Raap, Arthur N. .... . Rasche, Donald P. .... . Reddington, James T.. .. Rees, Herman R. ..... . Reigel, Wilmer T. .... . Reinert, Elmer J.. . . . Reinert, Paul R. .... . Reker, Fred ......... ...........3022 S. 3rd St. Parker, Joseph H. ..... . . . . .2043 Portland Ave., . . . . . . . .2101 W. Ormsby, . . . .1913 Richmond Dr. .2127 Woodford Place .......507 E. Oak St. . . . .2539 Ridgewood ....736 S. 34th St., .. . . . 1828 Bolling, . . . . .1024 Sylvia St. . . . . . . .1024 Sylvia st. .1274 s. Shelby sf. Richardson, James E. ......... 125 N. Clay St. Ridge, John V. ..... . Rogers, Embry B.. .. . . . . . .1332 Highland Ave. . ........ 829 Reading Rd. Roser, Eugene R. ............... 952 Goss Ave. Rowan, Robert I.. . . . Rusch, Charles D.. .. .4026 ........R.R. 444, Box 686 St. Germaine Court Russell, Frank L. .......... 1206 S. Preston St. Sahel, Joseph P. ........... 1058 Bardstown Rd. St. Charles, Joseph P. ....... 536 Cannons Lane Satterly, William E.. . . Sauer, Russell A. ..... . Scalzitti, Carmine J.. .. ....R.R. 47, Box 477 .........914 Vine St. . . . .2606 Landor Ave. Schaefer, James A. ................ 916 Vine St. Schmitt, Francis J. ...... . .3950 Dixie Highway, Schmitt, Frederick A. ........ 1923 Elm St., N. Schmitt, Joseph J.. . . ...... .2216 Dorothy Ave. , Lou. 4 Lou. 5 Lou. 8 Lou. 3 , Lou. 8 Lou. ll Lou. 10 , Lou. 2 Lou. 5 , Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 12 Lou. 4 Lou. 7 Lou. 11 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 10 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 10 Lou. 12 Lou. 5 Lou. 5 Lou. 8 Lou. 8 Lou. 10 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 12 Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 4 , Lou. 3 Lou. 4 , Lou. 6 , Lou. 8 Lou. 5 Lou. 12 Lou. 10 , Lou. 5 , Lou. 3 , Lou. 8 Lou. ll Lou. 10 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 3 Lou. 2 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 7 Lou. 7 Lou. 4 Lou. 4 , Lou. 7 Lou. 9 Lou. 4 , Lou. 5 , Lou. 4 Shively Albany , Lou. 5 Schmitz, Louis P. ..... ..... 1 007 E. Caldwell Schulz, Norbert A. .... ..... 1 033 Caldwell St. Schweinhart, Earl J. ......... 418 West M St., Schweinhart, Ralph F. .......... 4102 S. 2nd St., Schweiss, Joseph D. .......... 1233 Larue Ave.. Sedler, Mark A. .... 902 Morningside Dr., Jeffersonville Seeley, John E. ............... 1340 S. 26th St., Lou. 10 Sehr, James R. ............ 724 N. Barbee Way, Lou. 8 Seibert, Raymond C. .............. 826 Vine St., Lou. 4 Shaughnessy, Bernard P. ...... 1829 Speed Ave., Lou. 5 R.R. iil, Anchorage Sheehy, James L.. . . . Sheeran, Charles N.. Shircliffe, Cecil T.. .. Sikking, Albert P., Jr... .. .Carlisle Ave. Shellman, Cecil J. .... . . ..... 2902 Conestoga, , Lou. 4 . Lou. 4 Lou. 8 Lou. 8 Lou. 9 , Lou. 8 Lou. 10 . . . . . . .1739 Lincoln Ave., Lou. 4 Simms, Louis E. .................... 448 Wawa Sivori, Edgar J., II.. . . . . . .. . .907 Barrett Ave. Smith, Eugene F. .......... 1420 Hepburn Ave. Stauble, Elmer D.. . . Steiden, Lee J... . . Steier, Elmer J.. . . . Stengel, John V. .... . Stober, Marvin E.. .. Stottmann, Raymond .... Stucker, Harold J.. . . Stuedle, Raymond J. .... . Sturgeon, John W.. . Sutton, James R.. . . . Sweeny, James R.. .. Tafel, John A. ............. . ... . . . .1020 Reasor Ave. . . . . .2325 Woodford Place . . . . .1810 Duncan St. .. . . . . .914 Texas Ave. ..3212 Gross Bill Rd., Lou. 4 Lou. 9 , Lou. 4 , Lou. 4 Lou. 4 , Lou. 5 Lou. 3 Lou. 4 . . .. .954 Charles St.. Lou. 4 ... . . . . . .515 Cooper, Lou. 4 .. .... 143 LaSalle Place, Lou. 10 .....................Buechel . . . . . . . .1625 W. Ormshy, Lou. 10 . . .1618 H. Brashear Dr., Lou. 10 .. . . . . .1769 Bolling Ave., Lou. 10 .3019 Poppy Way, Lou. 6 Thornbury, Raymond J. ......... 1139 S. 6th St., Lou. 3 Tichenor, James E. ...... 1320 Spring St., Jeffersonville Toon, James A. ............ 1624 Gallagher St., Lou. 10 Vanderhaar, Gerard A. .......... 3115 Teal Rd., Van Houten, William E., III, Vogt, William F.. . . . Voor, Bernard H.. .. Wagner, David B.. .. Wagner, James L.. .. Wall, Robert G. .... . Waller, Henry L.. . . . Walz, Charles T.. . . . Warren, Charles B. .... . Watkins, James L. .... . Weber, Joseph E.. .. Weber, Robert C.. . . 2001 Eastern Parkway, ...4l4 McCready Ave. .......633 E. Oak St. . . . . .109 Oxford Place ..........127 Pope St. Lou. 4 Lou. 4 Lou. 6 Lou. 3 Lou. 7 Lou. 6 .205 E. Chestnut, Jelifersonville .. . . . . . .2342 Payne St.. Lou. 6 Wellendorf, Carl E. ........ 1869 Douglas Blvd. Wente. John A., III .... Wessling, Leroy B... Wetterer, Thomas E.. . . Wheatley, James B.. . . White, Edward L.. .. Willen, Warren H. .... . Willenbrink, Albert A... Willenbrink, John M.. . . Williams, Patrick J.. .. Wise, Donald ....... Wiser, Eugene Wolfe, James T. .... . Wolfe, Terrence W.. . . . Wolford, Maurice Ed... Wright, Francis E. .... . Yanutola, Peter J. .... . Zehnder, John W.. .. Zimlich, Albert L.. . . 117 . . . . .2343 W. Oak St., Lou. 10 1713 Herbert Ave., Shively, Ky. . . .683 Madelon Court, Lou. ll ...........105 N. Bayly, Lou. 6 .........105 N. Bayly, Lou. 6 , Lou. 5 . . ..l716 Edenside Ave.. Lou. 4 . . . 1029 E. Caldwell St., Lou. 4 .....l749 Newburg Rd. Lou. 5 4112, Shively .. . 1504 Hepburn Ave., Lou. 4 .. . . .601 Sunnyside Dr., Lou. 6 .. . . 1950 Roanoke Ave.. Lou. 5 ....1840 Princeton Dr., Lou. 5 .................Lyndon, Ky. . .. . .139 Gillette Ave., Lou. 9 ....3271 Taylor Blvd., Lou. 8 .............2225 Osage, ..R.R. 42. Valley Station, Ky. M3932 Dixie Highway, ...1435 Airway Court, Lon. 10 Shively Lou. 15 ....501 Gernert Court, Lou. 8 . . . . . .122 Fairfax Ave., Lou. 7 ..l9l9 Rutherford Ave., Lou. 5 PllTBON.S' Academy of Our Lady of Mercy Mrs. Catherine Aeschbach Miss Mary C. Aeschbach Amvets Blue Grass Post II Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Aulbach Mr. and Mrs. John Bass Skip Bass Harry M. Bailey Baron Appliances Leo D. Bauer '42 Mrs. F. J. Beckman Joseph H. Beckley James E. Bell Dr. A. N. Bentley Mrs. Mary Besendorf ' Jack Biery Frank Bleul's Orchestra Mrs. H. O. Bocard Mrs. Elizabeth Bode Robert G. Bosse Charles J. Bouchard, Sr. E. J. Bouchard Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bowling James E. Bowling Joseph S. Bowling Mrs. Joseph S. 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