St Xavier High School - Tiger Yearbook (Louisville, KY)
- Class of 1949
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T5rouqh his 9-armge wr -fudemfs af S+, X have earned more MW, ow CUNGS 'owafds G00 and 'Wim His Influence has ageded moi only Ca+'wc7cs nm We o+Her Qeoriie of We worid as welN, Pope Pius XI? Mag phyed a very Emporianf pad in of5nq'wq abouf world peace and From Hue Eternal Cify comes We quidarwfp and advice which can Weed manidnd TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. Q! 4' if: 53 Y Q lk Q Q .lf Q - , in .5 Qignsm N ,,..,,f,. in ' 5 . ,pw ff- i iz 'rw .M s 'swiwwwaf 'S Q 1? . fri S555 Ns. From ine hisloric balcony ol S+, Pe+er's, flue worlds larges? church, His Holiness Pope Pius Xll concludes his exlmorlalion lo a vas? muliifude wills a blessing, urging all men to more Clnreshan living. His Holiness is tireless in his efforis to furllier world peace and is currenlly leading 'll1e baffle fo clweck aflaelshc Communism. ? ,ff Q ,.,,,sf' fx' . . Kehgfon fducarfbn . . . Sports . . . Acfivlrlbs C O N T E N T S Our capable ADMINISTRATION provided The necessary guidance and leadership. RELIGION occupied firsf place on fhe sfudenfs' charf of acfivifies. The '49 Tiger feafured The 77fh class of SENIORS. UNDERCLASSMEN eagerly pursued a well-rounded educafion. SPORTS was fops in fhe eyes of Sf. Xavier roofers. Sf. X offered a wide variefy of SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ,1- l x x OCATION Lecfures, discussions, educational films and movies were,all parr of fhe Liffie Thea1'er's program, In Freshman Hall's light airy classrooms, the Freshmen ex perienced fhe Christian afmosphere of St. Xavier. A carefree, fun-loving, genflemanly spirif was fypical of fhe boys in fhe busy cafe+eria rush. T51 DIRE TOR Every day before school many sludenfs slopped in lhe chapel 'ro say a brief prayer asking Gods assisfance during 'rhe school day. Affer visifing fhe chapel +he boys furned +o 'rheir classes where lhey received nol only religious +raining buf also +he necessary insfruclion lor a successlul and happy life. Likewise, fhe cafeferia was crowded al lunch lime. Conversafions on lufure sporls evenls and social aclivilies held lirsf place on ihe discussion list The library, +oo, was never vacant All during lhe day if conlained sfudenls reading or hard al work sludying. The crowds in 'rhe school yard fhe rallies, fhe loofball and baskelball games and lhe many aclivilies all look Their place in fhe memory of a S+, Xavier graduale as he refleded upon his high school days. f IWW iff ff X f .-af! Wx I IO X The Scene . ' N 'wuz' ' . g L 4 2, za ., Z '- ,, .. T j' . fn. Xavier . . . X ,',f '-Q 1--.J gi ,Z ,V , Ig E if x yh W - ' Q-f '1 gbngvwf K yy-M 4 if ' H , Q .Qs 'N A 3 . Q ..i,.,W,-nuance! ,, A I R dw 5 1 ' 4 .e -9- -' 'Q ' For many years Sf. Xavier High School has sfood af Second and Broad- way, one of fhe famous landmarks of fhe cify. As one of fhe oldesf high schools in Kenfucky, Xavier fhrough fhe years has upheld her fradifions of educafion for life and efernify. From his place high above fhe school enfrance Sf. Francis Xavier carefully wafched over his charges as fhey made fheir way ever forward TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. OUR PRODUCER AND Jusf as every mofnon puclure In order fo be a success musf have nol only varnous wrulers and acfors buf also a durecfor To gunde als produchon and planning so also S+ Xavners nn adduhon lo :Ts whose overall duly has been To dnrecf fhus lager lealurnng S1 Xavner sludenfs Brolher John has had a long preparahon for Thus assugnmenf He received his early educahon un Balhmore Md and Washlngfon D C eller which Good, hard wori accompanies success and Brofher John Joseph has had much success fhrough efforfs pu+ forfh in hs office. he enlered fhe Junnorafe ol 'the Xaveruan Brofhers IH Peabody Mass Following has iraunung an lhe poslulale and novuhale of The Xavernans he con hnued lo sludy af Cafholuc Umversuly Noire Dame al fhe laller Brofher has laugh? lor nuneleen years four of whuch were spenl al Sf X For lhe pas? lwo years he has been Prnncupal here Brofhers plans lor lhe lulure are gleaf May God gran? hum l-lrs supporl and blessung' X ,K laculfy, has Hs Direcfor, Brolher John Joseph C.F.X., and Bosfon College, receiving a lvlaslerls Degree ' ' H '49 . ' . ' . f . . I 4 i ' . . ecufed by Brofher Thomas More whose leadership encourages s+uden+ compliance wnfh Xavier's laws. DIRECTOR OF STUDIES The faslc of disciplinarian is capably ex- To Brolher Thomas More CFX., our Direclor ol Discipline, is due mosf of lhe credil for l'he smoofh enlorcemenr of lhe schools regulalions and rules, His laslc is ro check on lhe absenlees and also on rhe lardy. Brolher currenlly leaches German as an exrra aclivily. Our Direclons home fown is Balli- more, Maryland, from which he enlered lhe Xaverian Juniorale al Peabody, Mass., where he oblained his high school educalion. Brolher lhen complered his formal educafion ar +he Carholic Universily, receiving an M.A, in English in I949. He came lo S+. Xavier in 1940, being 'rhe Alhlelic Direclor from l945 'ro I948. school adminisfrafion. Brolher Hilary wilh his aflable. friendly and sin- cere manner conclucls fhe arrangement of and coordinales the various complex schedules. The dillicull pos? ol Direclor ol Sludies has been held by Brolher Hilary C.l:.X. for only one year. Brorher has many dulies, chief ol which is lo assisl' lhe srudenls in a correcl choice ol courses and 'ro give lhem all 'rhe hello possible. He lirsl came lo Sl. Xavier in I947 from Ml. S+. Joseph High School in Ballimore, Maryland. A nalive of Dorchesler, Mass., our Direclor holds an M.A. degree from Calholic Universily and has been a Xaverian Brolher lor lourleen years. Under his carelul guidance S+. X will wirhour doubr conlinue lo grow scholaslically. Sealed around 'Phe deslr are Broihers Thomas More, Hilary, and John Joseph discussing various plans and problems of r-4.4-uc I l 1 '1flP1 lJ ,wma .. . lose, ,, -iz 'm'h 'a Brolhel' Adalberf C-F-X- Brother Adrian C.F.X. Brother Austin C.F.X. Mr. Ray Baer Brother Bellarmine C.F.X. English, Latin, Civics, English, Biology, Health, Head Football Biology, Geometry, Debdlihg, Alumni Algebra Business Law, Coach Cheerleader Coach J.V. Coach CAPABLE cAsr or Qing., -vm 'W an ,, as ig K of 1 Brother Boniface C.F.X. Brother Callisfus C.F.X. English, Latin, English, Guidance Dramatics, Guidance Brother Edward Joseph C.F.X. Brother Elroy C.F.X. Head of Physics, Algebra, Music Department Trig, Solid Geometry Brother Clemens C.F.X. Civics, Social History, J.V. Baslelball Coach Brother Emmanuel C.F.X. English, French Him X :gi Brother Columba C.F.X. English, History, Economics Brother Eugene C.F.X. Bookkeeping, Stenography Brother Donafus C.F.X. Typing, Stenography, Athlelic Director Brother Evan C.F.X. General Science, Math, Guidance, Radio Workshop rc-wa l'rI'i In-fly if .Wine- Q..-,A aww 3 ali ik T B an 'lL Brofher Adalbert C.F.X. Ef19llSl1. l-Gfifh Civics, English, Debaiing, Alumni Algebra K+, , E, f'-'w.,, ff K '- A Brofher Boniface C.F.X. Brofher Callisfus C.F.X. English. Lafin, English, Guidance Dramafics, Guidance Brofher Edward Joseph C.F.X. Brofher Elroy C,F.X. Head of Physics, Algebre. Music Departmenf Trig, Solid Geomefry Brother Adria n C.F.X. Brofher Ausfin C.F.X. Mr. Ray Baer Broiher Bellarmine C.F.X Biology, Healih, Head Football Biology, Geomefry, Business Law, Coach Cheerleader Coach J.V. Coach CAPABLE CAST OF : ..: , ' 'fr Broiher Clemens C.F.X. Civics, Social Hisfory, J.V. Basireiball Coach Bro+her Emmanuel C.F.X. English, French 'EM B if y E fs' 73 'U' 2' , x , ' p,,...w..-w.- Aifii' 'X X' W ,ye . E f Brofher Columba C.F.X. English, History, Economics Broiher Eugene C.F.X. Bookkeeping, Sfenography Brofher Donafus C.F.X. Typing, Sfenography, Afhlelic Direcfor Brofher Evan C.F,X. General Science. Malls, Guidance, Radio Workshop QV 2.11.1 kd 'L Algebra, Laiin , 'V ' Y it 1' s eg. NIJ I. g. 'Ki 'N -1 .2 Bfoihef Faber C'F'X' Bf0fl'1eV Fibll-I5 C-F-x- Brofher Gaudenlius C.F.X. Mr. Joseph Hagan Brower James Chex- 50Cl6l P5YCl 0l09Y' Prefect of Cafeleria Baslefball and Head of Civics' Algebra' Foolball Coach Chemislry Deparlmenl THEIR Brofher Joachim C.F.X. Geomefry, Guidance Brother Lionel C,E.X. English, Guidance, R.A. Club, Dramalics Swimming Coach TECHNICAL ADVISORS bd Mr. Charles Jones Brofher Josephus C,F,X, Healih, Physical Ed., Track and Foolball Coach Brolher Lorenzo C.F.X. English, French Lafin, Guidance, Camera Club Brolher Lucius C.F.X. Slenography, Typing, Bookkeeping, J.V. Coach, Yearbook iluvv, Nav, 5 Brofher Leonard Francis C.F.X. Spa nish, English, Librarian Brofher Majella C.F.X. Treasurer, I Prefecl of Lunch Period 7' ,.. i. Miss Mary C. Lewis Prefecfs' Secrelary Brofher Medard C.E.X. Algebra, Xavier News, Mechanical Drawing Ph A l y 'f 'Y' Brother Neri C FX Brother Paulus C FX Brother Philip C.F.X, Brother Reginald C.F.X. Miss Connie Sanders Enghsh Cu,-rem Evenfs Athletic Business Manager English Bookkeeping, Principal's Secretary Tiger Yearbook Algebra Gtwmetfy 5PBY1l5l Bfofhef Stephen C FX Brother Sylvan C FX Brother Timothy C.F.X. Brother Valerian C.F.X. Brother Venard C,F.X German English Latin French American History American History, Spanish, English, ,pamgh Algebra, Guidance Junior Debating and Oratory Five young Xaverians and veteran teachers were the new additions to the faculty, Brother Adalbert lseated, centerl has observed the growth of St. X tor the past titty years. To his lett and right are Brothers Sixtus and Columba. Standing are the younger teachers, Brothers Callistus and Venard. ,air 1 MOST REV JOHN A FLOERSH Archbishop of Louusvllle HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN A FLOERSH In Fwde Er Camfafe fw e wear or sv e uf oe oved A 'wovshoo omses and dmecfs e m who adwnfes sow ua A a Q a ea e of our C Sl ms+a O G amorwm True fw e eds or S xfe er' fha e waf n The wsf D f Olocesan M435 VHOON and mme ous eYemen ar scimo s afe momumerfs s owe? e wc e fwode of ecfnon or mary years H s Efee emcy has em' u. e a oo won o me iower or H 5 O Care Q G Mon 0+ the Xaveman Brofhefs The Xaverrans W f fre Me omvleqe aoormg woef T e gwoarce of a s wwfual 1ea er cse f fu U w Y ca fe pe oNe S+ Xavler 1 cc efeywrb 5'-15 x em 5L.csAn O eo if. X Lf?-UK25 Rebffbn ' Mfrs... !9 'i '1 . 'm2! ' 3,,i, . ,W - ,W lx ki 5 -31' K , 4 ww, fm P M, T 2 V iff., . 1 V-an , ' if a M31 'HUGE P. S Ali wifh God, nofhing wifhouf Him is fhe inscripfion over fhe aifar, expressing fhe beaufiful impressive fhoughf, which spirifualiy inspired fhe inner sfudenf af Sf. Xavier. H' aroused in him fhe eagerness fo perform and awareness of fhe duties owed fo God. Wifh fhis ideal fhe Brothers led fheir sfudenfs TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. GENERAL GUIDANCE This program was organized lor The expreza purpose of delermining Through The abililies ani aoriiudes of rhe res+ed sludenrs iusl exaclly ree posiiions in lile for which fhey are oesf iilleo, Diicricuilies encounlered by The s?uderfs in The course ol s+udy such as inabiliry 'ro pass subiec' marfer or a clash ol +irne in schedule arrangemen' are smoolhed our by The general guidance direclors. This assisrance oi guiding 'me young men in making 'rheir choices fhal is rendered by Lnese mer who pul all possible erlorl behind 'he' wer was recognized and apprecia+ed oy lhe oe-neli+ec s+uclen'rs. Willing, capable aid was given by The Tollowing brofhers. For The seniors, Brolhers Lionel and Bonif lace: Juniors, Brorhers Evan and Thomas More' Sophomores Brorhefs Josephus and Joachim' Fresh- men, Brolhers Valerian and Callislus. Top: Joe Pauli being shown fhe list of colleges, which carried lhe courses in which he was inferesfed, by Bro. Lionel in +he R. A. Room. Joe finally chose Parlrs College of Aeronautical Technology in Easf Sf. Louis. Cenferz Sealed around The fable are Charlie Fleischer, James Trusly, Jack Gates, and Jack Muench. All are looking over fhe informa+ion which illusfrates some of fhe positions olilered +o high school s+uden+s, Lower leff: Bro. Valerian wifh his 'two guests, Eugene Sangali and Roberl Knoerr, who are apparenily enioying his commen+s. Bro. Evan's advice is being absorbed by Teddy Fluhr while his friend seems +0 be amused. RELIGIOUS GUIDANCE Brolher Thomas More, Junior Religion Adviser, is picfured here amiably offer- ing Jerome Hill some advice on Ihe life of a Xaverian Brolher. The Freshmen, represenled here by Roberf Cosfello, were mosl curious as Io fhe nalure of fhe Brofherhood, since for praclically all Ihe Freshmen, if was Ihe firsl lime in Iheir lives they had men for teachers. As Senior Adviser in Religious Vocalions, Brother Boniface is shown here Iallling Io a sludent with a view +o answering some of lhe queslions of Thomas Tegarl who had inquired on Ihe nalure of a religious organi- zalion. 4' Q religious life. Brofher Josephus inferesfed himself in the religious direcfion of Sophomore Torn Rush, who was wondering abou? fha fads of Ihe RElIGIOUS ACTIVITY CLUB The Religious Aclivily Club is a sluden? orqanizfion tor' posed oi lhe Calholic Sludenls Mission Crusade. ine Sodalilv of lhe Blessed Virgin Mary, lhe Aposlleship el Prayer, ang lhe Paladin Club. These clubs, which are seca'ale and clislincr in lheir resoeclive lunclions, all work roqelher ic- lheir common goal, which is lo inslill inlo 'rhe shdenls fi more Chrislian allilude loward liie bolh in school and in laler life. During lhe school year lhe RA. Club olannej and carried ou? many proiecrs, among which were irs annua membership- drive and Lenlen Mission collec+7en. I+ also sponsored many social aclivilies during lhe year, such as slcaling parlies and lhe weekly Sunday alrernoon dances. Monlhly meelings were held on lhe lirsl Friday ol eac' monlh. Wilh Bro. Lionel C.l:,X. as modefalor, lhe Religious Aclivily Club is cerrain lo carry on il: work as successlully as il has in lhe pasr. Gafhered below in a formal pix are the I948-49 officers of 'the Religious Ac'Iivi+y Club aI SI. Xavier. They are as follows: Bob O'DonnelIg Roger Fulfzq Jerry Denny: Bob Haner IVice Presidentlg Jim McIn+yre IPresi- denflg Larry De Voreg Dave Baird: Don Verge. THAT YOU MAY KNOW THE TRUTH I Pictured is one of the monthly meetings ot the R.A.C. presided over by Brother Lionel. Held regularly during the tirst class period ot every First Friday, the meetings consisted of prayers, hymns, a helpful tall: either by the Moderator or by a guest spealrer, and business considerations. Viewed alone are Bruce Baird, Bill Hands, Donald Varga, Larry DeVore, Jim Mclntyre lPresidentl, Bob O'Donnell, and Jack Hunt among others. At a Halloween Party given by the R,A.C., everybody had Enjoying a skating party given at Fontaine Ferry rnnli are a good time even it they did get wet. Here Brother Lionel Rosemary Dunlevy, Bull Scherer Patsy l Bob Vaughn Jean helps one ot the contestants in an apple-dunking teat Head, and Joe Breclile The party was sponsored by the recover from its ettects. R.A.C. of St. X. ' l sv, 114 sggijl SENIOR ill TQ., ik-,Tala .qw -H--f-...i 1' The Tollowing are members of The Dance Commihee: Firsf Row: Don Brumleve, ' Louis Kosse, Pat Dunlevy TCO-Chairmanl, Joe Coleman lCo-Chairmanl, William Sparlrs, and RoberT Crawford. Second Row: Jaclm Gales, William Hands, Jerry Denny, and Joseph Adams. Third Row: Edward Raque, James MclnTyre, George Sullivan, Collings Edelen, Joseph Pauli, Thomas Casper, George Lubbers, Vincenl Beisler, and AugusT Jones. Bro. Lionel is moderaTor. Specia, emphasis was placed upon religious, eduf calrional, and vocaTiona1 guidance during The '484'49 school year, The purpose of This program was To enable The individual sTudenT To deTermine his place in liTe. As in previous years The Toi! oT The Senio: year class was in academic maTTers. Periodic exams and reporT cards were among Their chieT inTeresT. The responsioiliTy Tor The success oT The numerous socia: acTiviT'es aT ST. Xavier resTed mainly upon The Seniors. The ChrisTmas and RA. dances were The highlighTs oT The social program. AThleTically, The Tigers were once again 'lon Top, Male aT lasT TelT The Touch oT The Tigers claws and The Rylieiw Trophy remained aT ST. X. HIGHLIGHTS ri 12 Z: 3 Qi ,4 is ,v' ' Warming up fo the daily bullefin is Brolher Boniface lBea+- you-lmow-whol for William Brinly, James Prenfice, David Caslcie, Tommy Rogers, Bob Rausch, Tom Gillespie, and Carl Dellmulh, Il any one aclivify or subiec1 musl be lermed lhe core of our curriculum and interest, lhen religion musf so be desig- nafed, one of lhe oufsfanding fealures of which are Our Blessed Molher being paid tribule here by Rudy Klaphelze and John Albers. 7 GX 25 'v' ,x .3 ,r .aff .X Piclured are lhe Officers of lhe Senior Class: Firs+ Row: Joseph Warren, Douglas Krause, Thomas Wagner. Second Row: Marion Brunlon, Eugene Byron, Ollo Knop. Third Row: lCen+erl: Joseph Adams, James Ahmann. Fourfh Row: Augusl Jones, Conrad Weslerlield, Gerald Cusiclr, Thomas Huber, Filth Row: John O'Callaghan, Ronald Owens, John Brennan, Roberl Pfeiffer. Sixlh Row: Theodore BeHler, Jerry Denny, Joseph Rieber, Marlc Hammett, William Slemle. The pale, pearly hands of Anon lypily lhe daily rouline ol S+u-dunls in lhe Commercial Depl. where 'rhe speed, hum and clicli of fhe lypisls keep the boys busy if no? happy. for vlfib f JOHN BROWN Baskefball Capialn Capfam Johnny led has hard hghhng feam luke a real leader always lceepmg The spiral hugh and 'fhe game fasf simon JEROME DENNY-Besf Afhlefe Jerry, who was very aclive socially, was besf known for his wide afhleficz aloililies in loolball, Jrraclc and swimming. JAMES McINTYRE Relngnous Achvuhes As duly elecfed Presldenf of The Relngnous Achvnly Club Jam meruls lhe 'rhanlcs ol all for ns leadershlp an religious achvmes SPOTLIGHT or-n wo +- 3-vw nagg- 300 0.071 292 -Q-O 00,0 3390 T-IP mm:- 4r- Kfbb 23 1010 all -0' C-1' amz 10 are 452 one-v 3 an +G! 01+ M S. o--lm T63 aw -1 3 cn 3 QA-qgkby K-Q. 9--sa 3' JAMES INGRAM Mosf Promrsmg Jnm among 'rlne besf sfuoenls 'ro graduale from X has all flue qualmes or cnaracler 'ro be a success afhlehcaly socnalny and sclwolashcally ROBERT HANER Mosl Popular personalnly ancl manner which easily enabled hnm +o 'rake a lreenclly alfulude lowards everyone s s A gfl K v A X ' X v 1 :IL 1 Y I 9 ' T , Besides remarkable alhlefic prowess Bob has fha? ' I , ' , h . 4--qu-- 49' ' -Q Q -- + fx A x k M X Q Ns, 19? ti 111 is LOUIS C. ABEL . . . 'Lou' . . . Holy Cicss . . . Business Course . . . To U. of L ..,. Plwarmacisf School . . . Member of R, A. Club . . . Xavier News , , , 826 S. 32nd Sfieei JAMES H. AHMANN . . . 'Jim . . . S' Frances ol Rome . . . Scientific Course . . . To West Poinl . . . Member ol R. A. C ..., Xavier News . . . Honor Club . . . Class Vice-president . . . i869 Biovvnsboio Road PAUL J. ANDRIOT ,.,' 'Paul' '... SI. Ivan' is ol Assisi . . . Business Course . ,. Salesman . . . Member ol R. A. C. .. 17lO7 Sirallwrnoor Blvd. THEODORE J, BALLBACK . . . Teddy . . . Sf. Boniface . , , Business Course . , . Member ol R. A. Club . . . 74I Felir Avenue FRANCIS H. BAYS . , . Frank . . Sr. James . . . Commercial Course . . , Member of Bowling League . . . I807 Ldqeland Avenue 4 n' Zi-3 , xg ix 6 6 - Y 'W ir? l 'uf 4 P 0 I 2 5 E 3 9 Q 5 . 5 - - ' Q i 5 X '-xxxsb ,- if ,,-,... Q- I Q4 JOSEPHA ADAMS . 'Sonny' . E l'lC'Y 5DiriT . , . Scientivc Course . if To Xavier U .... Secrefary of class . . . J Member of Dance Comrnifree . . . , Baslmefball Manager . . . rf. A. C. Class ie Represenralive , . 30l8 He,-many cam fiize f Qi it JOHN L. ALBERS , , . Junie' . . . Holy Name . . . Scienfilic Course . . . To .Mig Xavier U .... Member of R. A. C .... Bovvlinq League . . . 609 Creel Avenu l MARION L. ATON . . 'Red' . . . Sr. Biiqid . . General Course . . . ISP? Cliiisry Avenue EUGENE F. BARTLEY . . . Gene , . . Sf. Helens . . . General Course , . . Member of R. A. Club . . . Rockford Lane Slwively JOHN D. BEAM ...' ODuqan Holy Name . . . General Course . . Member of R. A. Club.. .4704 Soufliern Parkway VINCENT L BEISLER Bee Sr eo Buslness Course Mernbe A Club Monogram u Dan e Comrnrfree Foofbell l4l Wampum THEODORE L BETTLER e Our Mollwer of Sorrows Business Course T U of K Member of A Class Vrce Dresrdenf 840 Readlng Road MARVIN E BOWLDS Muscles S+ Benecllcrs General Course Garage Busrness Member Ol A 2826 G eenwood Ave nue THOMAS L BRENNAN Torrvnle Sl Lours Berlrand Buslness Cou s Accoun+a'r+ Member ol A Tennrs bl? Foral WILLIAM M BRINLY JR Mos? Blessed Sacramenv General Course ol Member of Radu Workshop R A b Bas ba B g l308 Soulh ole Avenue JOHN M BROWN Jcbnny Sf Bon 'face Bus n ss Course Xdvler U Member of R A Club Baslrefball Basebal 3909 Ruver Parl Drive C PETER BENEKE Pele Our Moflwer ol Sorrows Sc enlrlc Course T U ol I. Member ol TAB A Mafb Club Edxlor Ol 49 Yearbook V e presldenf ol n H nor Socre y R d CLARENCE J BIEGERT Dnqoer S7 Vrncenl de Pau Busmess Ccu se Member ol' R A Club I-lcncr Club Bowlmq 933 Cliarleg Slreel JOHN A BRENNAN l-lcv Name Class: a Course U Ol Class Secrelary Corresoondrng Secrera y ol T A B Memb r of RA Club Honor Club 3903 Soullnern Parlcway JAMES F BRENZEL lv Tran n C ur Slal on Coe af Member A 37l8 G andv ew CHARLES C BROWN n a Bus ness Course Baske DG l Basebal R ve P DONALD A BRUMLEVE on P rl o err Bus ness Course M ber cl Davce Comrnrffee as Ormsby Avenue MARION J BRUNTON l-landr MAURICE J BUCHART Jume caper Holy Name General O Course T U ofL Member of Course T U of L Member ol ur Moflrer of Sorrows Bus ness R A b Vlce preslclent of class R A b Track IOZ6 Reasor Track I64 N Campbell Avenue ANTHONY T BUCKMAN Tony DANE'-W BURKE an Ol S+ LOUIS Berfrand Business Spam Scuenlrlrc Course To U ol Course l4l S Sixth Sir Member Ol Honor Club Band Yearbook Srafl 5I2 Co nell Pace EUGENE D BURNS Gene EUGENE A BYRON Gene Mosl Blessed Sacran'-en? Course M mber f 3641 Henry Avenue f Q Busmess Sf Joseplw Scoenllflc Course M A Club Class Secrelary Member of R A Band I8l4 Brownsboro Road 'Stud' wud A J' Q WF JOHN R CAMPBELL Dulch ln: lD e Busuness Course Baseball O ig: if Whllnhr DAVID M CASKIE Dave Marys Sclenhlrc M l34l Mlnlon Dr Albany CHARLES E CHESHER Charlre S+ Therese Busnness Course Member of R A Club 945 Vlne Sfreef wtf '2-2 JAMES D CARRICO on Frances of Rorre Buslness Course T U cl L Member of R A Club 236 Delmonl Avenue THOMAS P CASPER Tom Holy Sprrrl Classrcal Course ol Presndenl' ol Debalrnq Class Repre enlatrve ol R A Club resrdenf ol T A B Dramarzcs avrer News Dance Comma? e Math Club IZO Cresfmoor Ave nue GERALD W CLEMENT Sl Raphaels Scuenf1lTc Course Member of Band R A Club 2004 Lowell Avenue S Gerry . . . o . .,.. . . . o . . . . . ..Clu...'- ' ..Clu... 1' 1- . ...Hl . . . . I . . . I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Q . . . I . ' ee? L '- ' ' ' , . . . . v- l V 1i ,, A . . q l e flg - r 2 ',l,.': 1 . , .,', 3 V' , Q Sf.P'l'yNri... ' ' . . . Il Hill O ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 ' A . . . ' . . , To ', U. L ..., ' ' , , A .P ' ...R.A.C ,... p' - , C.S. ,C ..,. ' ,N. X' -yelm ei' A , y is . ...T A A H - b - - Club Dance Ccrnrmfree Track l324 W Lee JOSEPH J. COLEMAN ...' 'Jay . . , Sf. Agnes . . . Scienfiflc Course . . . To Speed Scienlihc , . . Membership Chair- 'nan of R A Club Business Manager ol Xavuer News Co chalrman of Dance Corrvnrllee 2l3O Trevllran Way RICHARD J CONSTANTINE D ck e S+ Thomas More General Course Member of R 5522 Bruce Avenue CLIFFORD T COOMES Sl' Ellzabelh SCIGFIIITIC To U of Member of R A Club Cheer leader 874 Felter Avenue ROBERT c CRAWFORD O GERALD J CUSICK UQ 3 F an I5 of Ass I Scnenhlc Course George Busmess Course Class To Xavler U Member of R A SSCFEIGW Member of R A Club BOYD T DARST rn HARRY T DAY wi e S em, OW Mlchael Busl ess Co rse News C31 4107 gf Josecl- A 5 naoe Work Member of R A Club I24 W Marlrel Sf DAVID J DENNY Jerry Marys Co rnerclal Course U of K Presndenf of Paladn Club CARL F DELLMUTH Soar? Vee oresrdenl of C S M C I 'IQ' Sclenhfic Cou se R A Cub Foolball Tra Ir OI M 'Uber of R A Club Sw mr-'nr-g ISO6 Shelby Place N MARTIN J. CONNORS , . . Li+rle Joe . . . Sf. Agnes . . . Business Course To U. of L ,... Football , . . 2504 Klnqs SAMUEL E COOMER Sandy OUIS Berfrand Busrness Course To U of L Member of R A Club 406 W Kenluclry THOMAS F CORBETT Holy Cross Buslness Course Grocery Business Member of R A Club 630 S EGG! mv ,gona AX ZA 5 -9-rr L Roaznr c Deuzmesn Robb a LARRY G DGVORE George S+ Francis ol Asslsr Buslne S Course Sl Agnes Busmess Course To U Member of R A Club Bard O lst Vuce presldenf of R A Club ISI6 Deerwood Avenue 2nd Vlce presldenl of C S M Tra lm I746 Fernwood Avenue FRANCIS G DILLON Gabe ANDREW J DITTMEIER Andy Sl Aones Sclerfulc: Course 7 Sl Boniface Genera Course Newburq Road Member of R A Club 254l Broad meade Road ANTHONY J DONINGER Bolo JOSEPH P DUNLEVY a Our Sf John s Buslness Course Molher of Sorrows SCl9l'1l'IfIC Course Aylallon Member ol R A Club of II yn Qlqawman of 86l Feffer Avenue Dance Cornrnlflee R A ub IOI7 Rosemary Drlve ROBERT L DURRETT o COLLINGS J EDELEN Nonnle Sl Ellzabelll Buslness Course Sl Georges Classlcal Course Member of R A Club IQSO Lydia To Nofre Dame Member ol R A Sffeel C ub Dance COmmIfl9E Honor C ub Bowllnq I807 Al ston Aye nue THOMAS E EDELEN Gene PAUL R EEFINGER OC Sl Benlface General Course James Buslness Course U Ol U ol L Druoqlsf Assf Member Dayfon Coasl Guard Class of R A Club 6I3 Marshall Court Re-Dresenrallve of R A Club I 259 Bardsfown Road Track ANTHONY F EMRICH Tony EUGENE M ELMORE Elmer Sl Francrs ol ASSlSI Sclenhflc Course S Cecllla s General Course To Speed Sclenllflc Member of Member of R A Club 53 N Band R A b Gel 2O+l-l Bowlvnq IB39 Prnncefon 1 K r, an 3 2 -...lfz M E NY an-I 'Y '! 7 rl-ur 3 Q6 03 sl of? ' A1 N-f' MILTON J. FACKLER . . . sf, Augusfane ALBERT J- FAUTZ . . . A. J. . . . S+. . . . Business . . . 223 Sr-are S+ ..,. Thefese - - - BUSlf'eSS C0ufSe . . . To U. of Clarksville, Ind, L .... Member of R. A. Club , , , ll2O E, Sl. 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IBIS Deerwood Avenue Chesfnuf 1' JOHN L LANKSWERT Jack ROBERT A LARDNER O Sf Bmqld Scientific Course George Busnness Course Clerucal A Club Tennns l4l5 l-llglnland Work R A Ub 2407 Dumas Avenue rl SAMUEL E LASLEY Sammy DONALD J LATTIS Whez Our Mother of Sorrows Busuness Francus of Asses: Scuenfllnc Course Course Busmess Manager Physecs Club R A ub Class C ub U of L 534 Eastern Park Vace Presudenl o 628 way Richmond Drwe Marhn Busuness Course Baskef Sl W'll'am SC'em'l'C Course G Baseball 838 E Mawson R A Club 1630 Dumesnll Sfreef Slreel RALPH E LILLY Doodle Hoy PETER J LIMANNI Pe-'re Trnnnfy Scuenhfuc Course A Holy Trnnsly Business Course Cub S M O2 Peaf1S+ Salesmanshup R A b New Albany Ind Brown Avenue Rico-1ARD R LINDBERG Duc CHARLESA LINEBACH crm lv- l Sl Ellzabeth General Course Holy Trlnnty Busnness Course I Mannes IOO Sylvla 3948 Nanz Avenue ' 1 l D . ... ab ...s+. il ' ....R.A. ' .cl r .... . '-' ...U.fK....l sYLvesTER w. Lee-E . . . Ban . . . S+. -K FRANK L- LEONARD - - - J-wie - - - blI,..m . ' A- ' I .C .r.. II .l . .cm ...zzl A l 2' JOHN P. LIPPS . Luz, . Sr Ma , . , General Cifursr- , . Vrirvrg , . Band...R,A,Club...C,S.M.C . . . Bowling , . . BOB E. Marke' Sr. Ne Albany GEORGE B LUBBERS c n clenll C Course Band R A b Dance Co rnrrlee nr lale 3802 Grandv e Aye GARLAND J LYNCH Our Mother ol' Sorrows Scnenrllnc Course R A ub Speed Sc enrrlc Perle Avenue DON C MCCLURE Mac Fran es of Rome General Course Offs e Work Track QIQ6 Ne Ma n Slreet THOMAS B MCHUGH Tommy Sf Phrlrp Nerr Screnruflc Course R A b Honor Club Yearbook Shall o l4l5 Sc Brook Streel JOSEPH J McKEE Honesf Joe Sf Thgmag Screnrrfc Course Lyndon Ky ' 'Ula 'WY 1 lm Q-f C-Q -uv' gf' 'SJ QQ 5 'QF' 7315 asian' 'UWA Wi. 'If Trl-fi' 'Hd Muses 1..- JOHN P. LOZAR ,. Fr , W- Mclber ol Sorrgwg S,f5a',5, Qwdrs .. . R. A. Club . . Bownno 'leaf ,. Track . . . 338 Atwood Sheet NASH J LUZON M a Bus ness Course Monoqran Club Foofball IO? E Jerle son Svreer CHARLES E LYNN JR Sonny S+ Francus ol ASSISl Carnera Club R A 5 Yearbook S+aPF 2ql5 Arlungton Road Bus ness Course JOSEPH B MCHUGH oe Sl' Cecvlla Gene al Course le rrnclan A 28l2 No +P Wesrer Pa kway JAMES A MCINTYRE Mac Francns ol Assrs n llc Course A Xavle News Dance Cornnwrrfee Baseball Xay U ers y l9l6 Rurlrerlord Aye GEORGE Nl MAHAN Sr James Sc enfrlrc Course Drarnahc Club R A b l-lonor Club Maflw Club B u Press Cl lblf? Bardstown Road JOSEPH F. MAUPIN . , . Joe' . . . Sr. Philip Neri . , . General Course . , . Foot I5lOSo flu ARTHUR J MILLER Mos? Blessed Sacrament Busrness Course U ol ISOI a e RAYMONJ B MOAKLER Auqusrrne Sclermfc Course R A b Library Sfall 949 E Marale S1 Jepersonvrlle Ind JOHN W MONTGOMERY Monty S' Jarnes Busr ss Course l6l5 Edoeand Avenue JOHN P MOORE S Anrh ny Busrness Cour e 920 Eas? E ohllr reel Jeff n fgx Gig-' 6:2 G. J' 5 an-0 3i 49 'C' WILLIAM L. MAY , . . Bill . . . Holy Trinify . 4 . Sclenfilic Course . . . 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Course M. Joseph Scuermfrc Course A r'a'T Band A Cfub Ba d Upper Rnver Road X74 N WnHnam ST eet ROSS H NITZKEN Sr Fra Us of EDWARD G NOLD Ed S+ AWS, 5C,e,,m',C Qowse R A Frames of Assisi Busmess Course Cyn, l735 Hawmd D, R A Club BasebaH U of L I92O Alfresco Place JOHN J OCALLAGHAN Jam Jw SD rw! CJOSSTQGN Couvge H N, gmew XMIM News ROBERT L ODONNELL may D,d,d ,, Cxub T A B Cxub ST AWOyslus General Course f b Maw Qyub CTGSS preswdenf R A C1ub Treasurer O R A Clu Baske'baNI Swlmmmq More head I?4I Hu!! G-eorczefowrw U 2409 Cherokee Paw, . . DJYQL' . - - - 1 - - - Af I I ' I S ' 'jc Q ,Se U Q E Q r Oh r of Sorrows . . . I 'Tc If i -'Es ' . . . U. L ..., 1022 . S+, 7 .:T f z 'a' ' ' .- u 5+ tick .T ' .NRA H WaiCYu... ' ' l ..,. . H . . P . , 1 . - . . I , , ' f. 'lk' ' .,.R.. .Cfub.,. 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Ave l:00flDdll Track U of L CHARLES J PERKINS oe Sf Leo Tlwe Greaf General Course R A b M Gof U of L 552 l-lardmq Ave nUe ROBERT L PFEIFFER Buck Na Busuness Course A Club ass V ePr s e 3'IO Tlnr Sfreef CHARLES W PHELPS Chuck S+ Thomas More Bus r-ess Cou 2I:a Inve n ss Avenue So l6ll'1 S reef K- 1 I9 3 JAMES L. PRENTICE . . Sf. Peter . . . Scieniific Course . . . R. A- Club - - - C. M. C ..., U. Ol L .... ll40 Dixie Highway JOSEPH F. PRESTIGIACOMO , . . Joe .. . Sf. Boniface . . . Business Course . . . 527 S Pre-sion ROBERT B PURCELL o Sf Louis Bertrand Scienfific Course R A b of l38B Soulh Sixih CLARENCE L RAMSER Sr Mary Magdalen Business Course Dancing 904 Soufli Brook Sireef CLARENCE F RAQUE u Sf Eluzabefh s Commercial Club Honor Society Bowling I6OI Shelby ROBERT L RAUSCH o Holy Trinify Scientific Band R A Club Bowling S1 Joe 402I Spring Hill Road ANTHONY J. PRESTIGIACOMO . . uz . . . Sf. Boniface . . . Genera Course , . . R. A. Club . . . 527 So nv- Preslon PAUL C. PRICE . . . Sl. Philip Neri . . 5 'zzz' ZS' wr-'Y Woodbine MILFORD L RAMSER it Sf Mary Magdalen Business Course 3- R A b Pa adm Club U of Kenfuclry 2l7 E Breclcxnrldge EDWARD J RAQUE u V James Scientific Press Club 'tif' R A b Dance Commiflee l-lonor Club Presidenf of Press Club Edifor Xavier News Secretary of Honor Club Marquetie 2008 Barlnqer Avenue WILLIAM L REINSTEDLER Holy Family Business Con sfrucfion R A Club S M Swimming Team l802 Lincoln Avenue Business Course . . . C. S. M. C .... 2l5 ROBERT C RENFRO o James Sclenhfuc Band Club Paladin Club U of l706 Bardsfown Road WILLIAM L RICHART Holy Trlnlfy Scnenhfc R A Club Honor Club of ffl Granllme Rd New Albany Ind CYRUS B ROBERTS Berme Sacred Heart Scuermllc A Club S M Foolball Mgr l703 W Bdway JERRY E ROBINSON Francls 0 Assisi S lenllllc R A Cub Bowling Club Treasurer 2l62 Wnnslon Avenue THOMAS H ROGERS Tom Holy Trnnuly Scnenllfu Mechan ca R A b Football Mqr U ol L 23l Norbourne Bl d JOHN A RESCH Sonny Augusfme General R A Cub Q Q M lndnana Umversny lI5 W Ruversnde Dr Jelle sonvulle n JOSEPH WM RIEBER Ho' Dog Most Blessed Sacrament Busuness Q 0 Club Monogram Club Foolball Track Presndent of Sensor Class 3928 Taylor Blvd JOHN C ROBERTS Jac Sannf George Bollmq Avenue WILLIAM A ROEHRIG Wlllle Sl Dems Busuness Bowmq U of L Cane Run Road ROBERT A ROHLEDER o Sf Helens Busnness R A b U of L San Jose Avenue Slwuv y Kenlu lry ...Q i fu W 1,9i l- Vlf , 1 W yi I ay ok 'li Club na Q 42 QV! q1 9' vbf' few' Y CARL P. ROSS . . . 'Rolyw , . Sl. Auqustines . . . Scientilic . . . R, A, Club V . , , . IO34 E. Cl est. Jettersonyille. ln- diana CLEVIN L. ROTH . , . Blessed Sacrament ... General . . . R. A. Club . . . 825 Whitney VINCENT J. SALERNO . . . Junie . . . St. Boniface . . . Business . . . R A. Club I . . . Bowling .. 427 East Walnut I ' RONALD J SCHAMBACK oe St Frances of Rome Scientific Chemical Engineer R A ub Swimming Track of 2223 Sycamore Avenue RICHARD W SCHRECK Drango i St Helen s General Y Bar Tender R A Club Basket a Baseball 4030 Dixie Highway Slilveley Ky 1' FRANK O SCHULER Frank Holy Spirit Scientific Band N' R A ub U of L RR 6 Box I28 00 5 .pn-v We V2 ,ss -I F ,em PHILIP R. ROSS . . , 'Phil' . . Holy Spirit . , , Scienlitic . , R. A. Club . , I3 Eastover Ct. LAWRENCE F. RUSS . . . Larry . . . Holy Cross . . . Scientific . . . R. A, Club . . . Honor Club . . . Press Club . . . B59 SO. 32nd Street WILLIAM K. SAVAGE . , . Bill . . . St. Frances of Rome . . . Business . . . U. of COl'1Ser'vOlOry , , , 25I Saundgrg Street ALBERT J SCHMITT Scltmitty Holy Name Business Clerlc in Grocery A 2700 So 4th Street GEORGE C SCHROLL ets St Peters Business 947 So I8th Street PAUL J SCHULER Holy Splrlt Scnentilc R A Club Bowl ng U ol L I25 Cannons Lane ... . ns. U l- 'I' I 'A' . ' ' . .cl ,..R. .Club... . lcd-u... ' -... I ' ...u.QfL. bll... i . .. . ', ,Q f, X' I ..ci ......4:. H' ,L H' ' I 5 l' SYLVESTER A. SCHULTE ...' 'Syl' . . . Sf. Francis of Assisi . 4 . Scienlific , . , Dramatic Club . . . R. A. Club . , . Honor Club . . . Presidenf of Class . . . Facts ball . . , Bowling . . . None Dame , , I894 Douglass Blvd. DONALD L SCHULZ on Business Course Qnifage -, 'Ki Grocer A 000 Jefferson Sfreef Q,-f 'uv STANLEY A SEARCY u S? Columba s Scienfilnc Course 'C R A ub Paladin Club Navy IO4 N 7fh ROGER G SHAUGHNESSY Sha FRANK M. SCHULTEN . . . Bender' . . . Sf. Jol1n's . . . General Course , , Foofball , . . 622 E, Walnuf Sfreel EDGAR J SCHULZ Raphael s Scsenhlrc Course Vice esldenf of Camera Club Library Sfaff A B 2360 Haw lhorne Avenue BERNARD S SEGER e Molher of Sorrow Business Course Service Sfarion Aflendanf 2803 P ndell Avenue Q LOUIS E SHERLEY Louie S+ Francis of Assisi Business I I Q l'l0lY Name C0mme C'al Course Course Band Bowling Q, JY, R A b 4lI Monlana Avenue o L H329 Speed A enue grad 46 FRANCIS E SHIRCLIFF Coach S+ Cecellas General Course 'U' R A b 253l Gr Yrlnflw Ave UUE THOMAS B SIMMS Smal Sa 5 ig Sf James Business Course R A b Honor Club Baslcef Q1 'K a T lr Xa e IBYK 'ur oo Af nue MW? W' v- RAYMOND J SILBERG ay General Course Holy Spam A I48 McCready EDWARD W SINKHORN Edd e St Mary s Business Course R A ub Paladin Club Xavier l62O E Mann S+ New Albany WILLIAM H. SPARKS ..'Sparky' . .. Mo'rer of Sorrow . . . Business Course 5 E Q u .. . R. A. Club . . . Chairman of Social Lire . . . Xavier , . 3308 Thrush Rd. J, i WILLIAM E. STEMLE . . . Bill . . . I-loly GEORGE J. SULLIVAN . . . I-loly Trinity Trinity . . . Scienlilic Course . . . R. A. . . . Classical Course , . . T. A. B. Club Club , , . Paladin Club . . . Vice Presi- . , . Dance Cornrnilree , , , News Staff denf of Class . . . Vice Presideni of .. . Malh Club . . .Band . . . Denlisr . .. Senior Class . . . Xavier , . . 820 Cafli- U of L I4O Bra-clcenrid e Lane . . , . . . g erine Place, New Albany, Indiana JOHN S SUTTON Johnny THOMAS H TEGART Tommy Mother of Sorrow R A b Hoy Triniry Scienhfc Course sereniifm course LJ of L I239 R A Club Sv Meinrad 205 Olive Keswick Blvd Ave New Albany Indiana -:an-4' 'NY JAMES B THOMAS -.1 aa., -nf ,....,..a' Wilniarns Business Course A Cub 2 S JOSEPH S THORP Terror S1 Cecelia s Business Course A Monogram Club Football Track I9I7 Duncan ANTHONYW TOON JR Wayner 'lvl 'T' Sl Georges Scientific ' like A Monogram Club rw X3 lxr ee 5 . jy . 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Clerrcal 421 E Gray Slreel qomery Ave Jel lersonvIlle lndnana Q-If-L RICHARD E ZIMLICH sC.en+.f.Q GERALD E ZLMMERER Jeffv N, S+ Francs of ASSISI R A ub Sl Frances of ROVUS SCIGHTILIC -'- Honor Club IQIQ R A Club Caplam ol Cheerleaders Rulherllord Avenue EUGENE J. ZINNER . . . Gene . . . S+. Therese . . . Business . . . Band . . . U. of L .... lO32 E. S+. Cafherine Sf. Gol of 20' 2 Keml worlh Rd .23 'G' l----l- ia' x5 'gg 5 -I pn, Q, L4 - - - - 9 I Q X 'WH' ' 'WW 2 L , p7,..' ,- vw-ph' 4' '-1115 .W f 4 W? . if 5'bf 1 F5255 L w 2 iw 1 E ffujfs 7 H 1 I 1 .-if , 63:1 xi, E 1 nf ' 4 1 1 4 e 5 E W . A 'V-W ' 1 v V' ' Hlmlgjt. 13 as -3-SS-- 7 M ' 4!i11111i.... The Heart of The Marte Secondary fo fhe spirifual growfh of a Sf. Xavier sfudenf is his educa- fional developmenf. Every efforf is made fo prepare each sfudenf fo face fhe fufure wifh fhe assurance fha! he has received fhe maximum preparafion for his sfafe in life. This spirif is evidenf in all graduafes as fhey move onward TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. JUNIOR CLASSES l Bro. Elroy prepares fo show a science film +0 fhe physics No, if isn't a cigaretfe line .or a Sa+urday ma+inee, i+'s +he sfudenfs of 3A. Book worlr and experiments are supplemen+ed lunch check line a+ Sf. X. Undoubhedly fhis is +he longesf by movies. This year fhe physics lab was reequipped wiih and slowesi line which exisfs at X. new fables and fhe lafest experimenfal maferial, X On The eve oT becoming SENIQRS, The Juniors are conTidenT and expecTanT, qualiTies characTerisTic oT Juniors, The American Type. CompleTed is a year successTuI Tor mosT of Them. lT was a period oi success in mosT acTiviTies, religious, scholasTic, aThleTic, and social. Juniors had parTicipaTed in al. These acTiviTies To The uTmosT oT Their abiliTy. Probably ThaT qualiTy in which They had grown The mosT, we are conTidenT, was ThaT ol being a real X-man which is hard To deTine as are many goals diTTiculT To deTermine and deTine. IT means, among oTher Things, an awareness oT'The parT They are To play in Time and eTerniTy. Also iT means love and service To ST. X which has been so inTluenTial in shaping our ideals and ideas Tor God and CounTry. 174 X Qs l ' Z IRNCIT The Typing class of Bro, Lucius seems To be absorbed in fheir The Physics Club explores The world of science. Under Bro. work. ln Their Junior year sTudenTs begin To concenfrave Wllbef 5 Quldance The lunlof Pl Y5lCl5f5 are 9'0mlf'ln9 5 on subjects such as Typing, bgokkeepingl and phygiggi fg centrifugal force machine. The members are, L. To R.: re are Them for life in The world D. LatTis, K. Hagan, B. Neal, C. Payne, J. Yehn, T. Kohler. P p - C. Hubbuch, J. Bell, A. Kessinger, J. Voor, and Bro. Wilber'r. 3-A Firsf Row: R. Dentinger, L. Sinkhorn, J. Kiesler, E. Schlegel, D. Coen, D. Varga, R. Waggener, R Cooper, P. Koehler. Second Row: C. Bube, D. Baird, R. Koellner, J Schmiff, A. Cassidy, E. Kiefer, K. Hagan, R. Mazzoli Third Row: T. Lennon, W. Darsf, V. Lucchese, R. Rickerf, J. Speaker, C. Kannapell, L. Yann, J. Garry. Fourfh Row: B. Brown, T. Minfa, L. Kaelin, D Dowden, R. Leahy, J. S+ubblefield, E. Hubbuch, D. Chervenalr. AMBITIOUS .IUNIORS 4 fs .' 3-C First Row: R. Receveur, T. O'Toole, G. Hunf, W. Casier, F. Richardson, C. Wehrley, P. Passafiume, A. Carr, D. Rudolph. Second Row: D. Bobzien, T. Ulrich, R. Horind, E. Seifz, R. Schneider, P. Thomas. F. Leake, J. 'Hill, A. Klaphelle. B. Hawkins. Third Row: Winningham, J. Spanyer, T. Viviano, C. Logsdon, J. While, J. Byrne, J. Green, W. Hughes. Four+h Row: C. Payne, F. Bergamini, B. Neel, C. Kasfensmidf, Jr., R. Vardiman, W. Ewing, Jr., R O'Connor, H. Hines, M. Ouinn, R. Dolan, J. Heclr- mann, D. Rushing. 4... 5 Ra f' 3-B Firsi Row: G. Oldham, D. Allgier, C. Senn, L McCallum, C. Carrico, M. Lasharp, R. King, T Waslrevich, C. Zehnder. Second Row: B. Wredman, R. Davenporr, J. Orber- son, D. Habermal, J. Sfovall, J. Love, F. Osborne D. Kaelin. Third Row: E. Shader, T. Klaphelre, J. Hayden, C. Kearns, R. Ruclrriegel, B. Erskine, J. Bell, E. George. Fourfh Row: E. Carter, Jr., W. Ogden, Jr., L. Scan- lan, R. Sobalr, D. Hughes, C. Hess, J. Bell, K. Burke J. Sellman, D. Grieve. L. Schaefer. 0N THE ADVENT 3-E Firsf Row: P. Passafiume, H. Schweinharl, J. Feld- liamp. A. Schnell, F. Meizmier, J. Mclnlire, J. Gruneiser, F. Sulfon. N. Lusch. Second Row: L. Graham, W. Showalrer, T. Loeser, L. Lieberi, C. Farris, R. Casfer, R. Karfhage, B. Padgenf. Third Row: W. Rolfes, R. Ccslello, R. Koop. K. Arnold, T. Heulre. R. G-raves, R. Brown, J. Raley. Fourfh Row: C. Donlon, B. Evans, K. Mulh, R. Osreriag, D. Saellel. 3-D First Row: R. Allen, R. Hands, D. Glaser, M. Hol- land, J. McClasl:ey. H. Smifh, J. Voor, S. Wallers R. Brophy. Second Row: B. Poriman, L. Veffer, E. Miller, A Kessinger, J. Disller, l. 'Bronner, H. Harqador, F Henle. Third Row: W. Dumlevy, J. Coryell, R. Vaughn, J Kennedy, E. Herde, R. Koeberlein, C. Cambron C. He++ick. . Fourth Row: R. Fulh, S. Tebaulf, J. Discher, D Wafzig. G. Merrifield, E. Pehers, Jr., P. Miller J. Carler, C. Graves, S. Riehl. C. Finney. 3-F Firsl Row: F. Hcmmrich. E. Norris, J. Allen, W Reiss, G. Burress, J. Roih, F. Marx, J. Zinner, R. Smilh. Second Row: T. Bird, J. Shees, J. Mulh, W. Roih, C. Shackelford, D. Ball, J. Crush, H. Hedges. Third Row: D. Summers, J. Turner, C. Marlin, B. Bowling, R. Grunsinger, L, Miller, L. Meyer, W Mahoney. Fourfh Row: E. Hash, J. Zimmerer, Jr., E. Thiene- man, J. Korfhage, R. Jones, R. Newlon, K. Guilford A. Blanford, A. Nagel. OF SUCCESS l '55- Some of +he Sf. X roofers fook iime ouf at the Manual foofball game fo gel +oge+her wifh some local color for a few words abou'r fhe game. Pictured af one of the man half-time gafherings were C. Payne, O. Hillebrand, P. Kennedy, J. Carfer, J. Doyle, and M. Lasher. if 3-G Firsf Row: P. Kremer, D. Bowling, T. Fluhr, N. Weufcher, J. Head, R. Hornek, S. Rapier, R. Hern- don, B. Gnadinger. Second Row: T. Von Hoven, A. Heulsman, D. Scan- lon, B. Schelling, R. Schelling, J. Kinderman, V. Schum, R. Miner. Third Row: D. Huffman, M. Keenan, P. Campbell, B. Mauoni, B. Thompson. C. Medley, R. Shircliff, P. Baynes. Fourlh Row: R. Roby, C. Troxell, E. Delmenhorsl, T. Vissman, A. Dinzinger, R. Afzinger, R. Harpring, J. Wafiig. 3-H Firsf Row: S. Bennefl, D. Kiesler, J. Laval, V. Graves D. Berger, T. Kounfz, J. Buck, R. Boughey, P Dillman. Second Row: R. Mitchell, R. Karrer, D. Pike, G Kelley, W. Schardein, J. Schweiher, J. Hagan, J Sauer, Third Row: E. Pike, G. Marcum, C. Oechslin, J. Marsh, P. Reckfenwald, W. Goodwin, J. Smifh. Fourth Row: D. Welle, P. Smiih, R. Cusick, R Baumgartel, J. Glasgow, R. Carney, E. Buckel, T Sfeier. SOPHOMORE CLASSES Glad I'm Sophs becaus mores. They fond hopes ol around Them. more fhan jus? which fo false fo parricipafe they are now no? a freshman. is fhe cry of mos? e rhey are now 'infelligenf' sophos are now beginning To realize some success. More evenrs are happening' Afhlerics are inreresfing them as something fo wafch, buf somefhing in parf. The Sophs are, also, beginning in various Clubs. Bu? more 'rhan fhis realizing +ha+ fhey are par? ol S+. X. w- - M ....e...,-.,,,,-.,,,,.,,, The similarify or congruency of these friangles may be apparent io Brofher Joachim, buf their sense or nonsense was not always so clear fo fhe sfalwarf Sophs of 2C in fheir earnesf efforis. Brother Bellarmine explains fha function of +he eye and fhe ear fo interesfed biology s+uden+s. L. fo R.: Edward Boone, Douglas Bauer, Thomas Boyd, Roberf Bender, Brofher, John Burns, and Merle Denny. STURDY SOPHS 2-B First Row: W. Gardner, M. Bohn. J. Malley, T. Rush R. Delchum, L. Maclrin, J. Nicholson, J. Williamson P. Dale. Second Row: P. Bleuel, J. Tatum, J. Block, J. Eng lish, S. Hill, J. Donnelly, T. Richardson, B. Grimm Third Row: R. Wathen, G. Goebel, C. Brumleve, A. Faller, T. Thornbury, E. Weber, J. Meiman, C. Yaies. Fourth Row: D. Slewarf, A. Ewing, D. Morrison, H. Naber, A. Perrone, G. Brown, W. Dougheriy. 2-C Firsf Row: R. Forresl, J. Schmidr, W. Schnurr, C Schusfer, M. Allgeier, A. Shadburne, L. Eisenback C. Francis, J. Schnurr. Second Row: M. Denny, J. Sweeney. P. SaeHel, C Nichols, J. Hurley, S. Lococo, J. Burns, A. Denfinger Third Row: A. Hillebrand, T. Boyd, L. Thurman, J Hommrich, D. Sangalli, L. Schieman, D. Bauer, P Echsner. Fourth Row: A. Knabel, W. New Kirk, R. Bender, E. Boone, C. Rollings, H. Parris, J. Henehan, W Grady. C. Ryan. ,I 2-A Firs+ Row: J. Kresin, J. Por+er. G. Koper, T. Marlin, R. Flynn, E. Koehler, H. Kirwan, M. O'Bryan, A. Grever. Second Row: D. Abrams, R. Gipperich, L. Bauer, J. Lichfefeld, R. Tillman, P. Jefferies, C. Braffon E. Doebler. Third Row: B. Baird, J. Clark, F. Brown, H. Hincks J. McPherson, C. Roberts, R. Zimlich, M. Boone Fourth Row: J. Malloy, C. Schuler, D. Kiesler, R Dooling, C. Dowden, P. Goefhals, T. Bach, C Schmifl, L. Kleier, W. Roberls. STUDY AND PlAY 2-D Firs? Row: S. Carroll, G. Rohleder, M. Shorf, K McKiernan, G. Kirchgessner, A. Ciresi, D. Slrubel, H. Clemenis, R. Monfgonery. Second Row: A. Smith, W. Gorges. W. Weber, A. Gegen, A. Bloemer, A. Krebs, R. Vaughan, A Passefiume. Third Row: R. Hildenbrand, A. Brown, J. Fries, B Sfeilberg, K. Sfeinmelz, J. Wilder, J. Koch, R Haclrel. Fourfh Row: R. Klolz. J. Reynolds, R. Solgere, R Chapman, C. Meiman, R. Ochsner, W. Frederick R. Hillebrand, S. Harper. TN f' g l if 2-E Firsf Row: R. Krebs, G. Feller, J. Belller, R. Vessels J. Passafiume, D. Hassenmiller, K. Bohn, J. Echsner E. Hiflinger. Second Row: L. Schweinharf, J. Werner, J. Coffman J. Welsh, L. Schiclmel, S. Presiigiacomo, C. Bach mann, P. Veiter, J. Slurgeon. Third Row: B. Riggles, J. O'Connell, L. Dierlcing B. Wigginfon, D. Carrico. J. Mehrolh, J. Allen G. Hufchins. Fourth Row: R. Fessel, D. Allgeier, C. Jones, M. Mc- Culloch, J. Daffilo, L. Burlrhead, D. Russel, K. Funk P. Schoeslbachler, U. Smith, S. Ward. 2-F Firsl Row: D. Laubheimer, J. Williams, W. Fallon J, Nauerf, R. Filzgibbon, R. Baugh, B. Schulle, C Niehofl, R. Edwards. Second Row: W. Marlin, P. Jarboe, E. Heckman H, Silliman, D. Anderson, V. Kelly, A. Goss. A Schweinhari. Third Row: R. Schulfe, G. Burhley, T. Brown, J Gumbel. J. McGarry, F. Jennewein, J. Hildesheim R. Ballinger. Fourfh Row: R. Seih, J. Logsdon, J. Albanese, H Meyer, L. Ferrill. THEIR DAYS AWAY A 2 Symbols ot the Sophs' nemesis llook it upl, the source of their troubles and heartaches, the pedants' weapons, the heart lwe hopel atter religion ot St. X activities. fir' ii'x1.l1 f fxwxfiiilli mm l, xf,x,tfflQ T venue 2-G O'Kette, E. Parson. Second Row: G. Miles, R. Gutterman, J. Schwab A. Mitchell, D. Beeler, C. Bodner, C. Snyder, M Goetzinger. Third Row: C. Cromwell, N. Murphy, A. Wade, M Devine, R. Quarles, R. Greer, T. Schiess, C. Schott Gutgsell, J. Head. pm First Row: C. Gramig, V, Burlle, C. Stokes, N. Krimple, H. Kondert, D. Bayers, R. Jennewein, D. Fourth Row: Echsner, C. Koch, J. Passafiume, E. Klapheke, J. Mauoli, W. Patterson, J. Kautling, D. sift? ue Os 0 'A . ix .mga 'r ,V Q -,f o8 J ' - f xi ' N, .. -V U-A ..:1:g.tx ,- The promise ot great things to come is given by George Miles, outstanding football star ot the Sophomore year. St. Xavier football tens will probably be seeing a lot of this already experienced guard in the next two years. . K . 2.3 9769 ,A aw Pufring on a show for fhe Parenf-Teachers meefing is Ray Tillman, St. Xavier's magician. He is shown here pulling a card our of a hal. Ray is a very promising magician and a Sophomore at X. Shown doing research worlr in fhe biology laboralory are from lei? fo right lSea'fedl: Bill Gorgas, Vic Bloemer, Neil Cle- rnenfs, Dave Slrubel, Bill Weber, and Bill Haclxelq lSfandingl: Gil Rohleder, Tony Brown, Bill Fredericlrs, Bob Solgere, Bill Sfeilberg Bob Kloyz Bob Hullebrand, Spencer Harper, and Bob Vaughn A.- . Q , 4 SOPH DOINGS Talking over lhe fundamentals of Everyday Biology wifh Bro+l1er Bellarmine are fwo inleres+ed Sopho- rnores, Roberf Jennewein and Eugene Kalpheke. These boys and many ofhers are benefited grearly by fhis novel subiecr. Biology is necessary in lhe slucly of science. Posing for ihis gag sho? are some happy-looking Sophomores. Sfanding are Bob White, Neil Clemenls, Bob Vaughn, Bill Fredericlrs, and Tony Brown. George Kirchgessner looks as if he is very comfortably sealed on the fop of Bob Vaughn's shoulders. li didn'l' fake much for fhe phofographer +o encourage rhese boys. JN, K FRIENDLY FRESHMEN Too wonderful for words! This was rhe com- menl ol a lypical Freshman as he enlered S+. X for The lirsl lime. Al' lasf he had alfained rhe supreme goal-high school. lvlosf of his lime was Taken up wilh sludies, bur he slill found 'rime +o rake parl in school acfivilies and aflencl lhe games wirh a spirif of which any upperclassman could well be proud. All year he looked forward +o becoming one ol 'rhe Wwheelsl' around school and now his dreams are aboul 'ro come rrue. 3' Brofher Fabius hovers over rhe young hopefuls of I-C who seem mighly serious in lheir pursuit of knowledge lhiffing fhe boolrs, lo youl with every- fhing under confrol, books and all. Shown lalcing calisfhenics was a par? of fhe Freshman gym class laugh! by Mr. Jones. He has done much fo help the freshmen acfively parlicipare in sporfs and prepare some of them as fufure Sf. X afhlefes. These classes, inauguraled only +wo years ago, have done much fo build up the St. Xavier sludenf physically as well as morally. ...--Q., ro iii it Pictured here is a part ot the Freshman class as they were initiated to St. X. On the tirst day ot school they went on a tour through the main building. The racl: containing religious pamphlets in the corridor ot Freshman Hall is always frequented by St, X. students. Before school, during lunch period, or atter classes a crowd always gathers to obtain additional information on both spiritual and moral matters. Shown here are H. Fowler and R. Mazzoni. The entrance to Freshman Hall is a very popular place tor Freshmen to gather tor a briet chat betore school. All smiles as they await the coming day are, lett to right: J. Klein, N. Schmitz, J. Bayens, A, Lynch, T. Walton, L, Dittmeier, W, Barnett, and C. Moore. L.,- yqu 7. , Ib v' fin I-C Firsf Row: E. Johnson, E. Diclen, R. Eclzen, R. Kelly, W. Johnson, G. Poynter, L. Hammeh, R. Curran, J. Marfin. Second Row: R. Slraub, R. Grieve, B. Blincoe, E Murphy, J. Berger, B. Costello, L. Ciacio, J. Lane T. Mapolher. Third Row: J. Bowman, J. Builer, R. Dicken, M Young, W. Hoyland, R. Burris, J. Fashauer, P Logsdon. Fourlh Row: N. Goss, J. Loll, J. Goebel, R. Krauser, D. Moorman, F. Delius, D. Mitchell, H, Karrer, D. Zimlich, C. Thompson, R. Berry, R. Luclrefr. FRIENDLY FROSH I-A Firsl Row: E. Rueve, P. Zinlr, H. Bobzien, C. Kindle, A. Weber. B. Kosse, G. Wirfh, W. Perez, W. Deleuil. Second Row: K. Huelsman, J. Naber, J. Schneider, D. Brown, L. Speaker, C. Wilder, J. Mclnfyre, M. Grimm, T. Schuler. Third Row: J. Cooney, W. Priesi, J. Kuhn, T. Pislene berger, J. Grady, J. Burkel, W. Buckman, J. Bauer Fourfh Row: A. Clem, H. Wolfe, H. Wilson, J. Pfiesler, R. Donlon, D. Harned. J. Barker, P. King C. Franlz, R. Ward, W. Thomas, E. Kaiser. First Row: J. Martin, J. Durbin, J. Walker, C Obersl, R. Holifman, J. Mar'l'in, G. Vowels, W. Dillon Second Row: W. Francis, R. Albers, D. Hass, T Gruneisen, R. Bryan, J. Benelre, R. Reid, J. Springer F. Schulz, J. Beal. Third Row: C. Long, R. Shuman, G. Black, P. Weis R. Schuhman, A. Curley, E. Ackerman, H. Carberry Four+h Row: B. Brumleve. D. Slrolhman, J. Krebs J. Gromeclc, V. Wohl, J. Brown, J. Mahan, T. Mahan J. Greulich, J. Schaefer. SHAKE HANDS Firs+ Row: J. Benneff, J, Kelly, J. Herp, W. House P. Yochern, R. Haycraff, E. Callahan, J. Smith, R Rudio. Second Row: J. Lechleifer, E. Harris, R. Zaepfel F. Galvin, R. Mazzoni, J. Hughes, H. Zoeller, H Fowler, D. Smifh. Third Row: W. Kure, W. Brauner, W. Dieclcman, L Hunier, J. Ogsbury, J. Higgins, R. English, R Parson. Fourrh Row: T. Palas+, H. Hodges, D. Spanyer, W Sheehy, A. Hoffmann, J. Long, W. Broghammer, V Benningfield. I-E Firsi Row: J. G-neu, H. Pierce, B. Ahern, J. Kehl W. Schad, W. Veifh, C. Bowling, A. S+auble. Second Row: F. Morris, J. Bland, R. Heeb, R. Fitz- gerald, J. Raidl, J. Mullaney, J. Sabel, B. Brown R. Bucharl, J. Gregg. Third Row: R. Gunlher, C. O'Neil, C. Vandevelde R. Bahr, C. Mifchell, D. Whalen, R. Scheele, J SDUHNBFBF1. Fourlh Row: R. Schankel, J. Brecliel, K, Morrison P. Donnely, D. Bosler, A. Johnson, G. Eisenmenger, W. Huber, E. Rothgerber. xy! .. I-F Firs+ Row: C. Cunningham, W. Claylon, J. Sass, T. Walton, A. Mahoney, G. Banef, J. Mullaney, N. Schrnifz. Second Row: C. Breimer, D. Heckman, C. Mc- Callisfer, J. Shaw, C. Moore, W. Connelly, C Elliol, R. Wiegleb, G. Rifchie. Third Row: P. Mulle++, J. Molone, L. Dirlmeier, J Voss, A. Schnellenberger, R. Mahingly. G. Geiser W. Vilmure. Fourfh Row: J. Lynch, M. Doll, P. McDonald, V Helming, W, Barnelr, J. Clinard, J. Klein, J. Bayer!! WITH i' if V2 A look of expeciancy. +ypical of all bowlers, was shown on fhe faces of Leroy Hunfer and Paul Bollinger as they looked down +he alley preparing 'fo fhrow 'rhe ball for rho! all-imporfanl sfrike +o put Their feam on lop. ACHIEVEMENT I-G First Row: N. Reddinglon, L. Kramer, D. Quarles, B. Brumleve, E. Kurzendoefer, A. Kaelin, C. Powers, J. Alvey, P. St. Charles. Second Row: J. Hayes, L. Fausi, J. Arnold, N. Schwarh, G. Timmering, T. Leachman, C. Carrico, J. Bird, G. Schulz. Third Row: G. Weber, G. Noble, R, Baumgarfen, C. Fussenegger, L. Mayer, V. Buckman, E. Kauff- mann, E. Sangalli. Fourth Row: J. Kinsolving, F. Mannen, J. Johnson. A. Wilson, J. Vanover, J. Luzon, G. Konnel. I-H Firsf Row: A. Becker, 6. McDongall, R. Knoerr, J Schulz, R. Vessels, R. Landherr, D. Wagner, C Giulford, P. Eisenbaclr. Second Row: J. Wheafley, C. Hellmueller, W Schneider, J. Wempe, L. Zinsious, R. Summers, W Edelen, A. Zimlish. Third Row: J. Albers, J. Thornbury. C. Kellerman R. Aclcermann, R. Aclrermann, E. Glenn, J. Poll, W Shanlrs. Fourih Row: M. Severance, C. Horsman, J. Anseri J. Webar, L. Higgins, J. Harrison, P. Bollinger, J Brangers, J. Trainor, J. Lubbers, J. Browning. UNDERCLASS REEL 4, Top lefl . . . Only a few ol fhe boys who slop lo loolr af fhe bulletin board each day , . .Top righf . . . A fire? No, iusl a smoke during lunch period . . . Lower leff . . . T-squares and lriangles, all hard work in Mechanical Drawing class . . . Lower right . . . Bro. Josephus gives his sludenls a few poin+ers abou? Lefin. 9 'I 1 k ff fgfzffhg fgers ww f .g' 2 5 141' Me' Be f Q 1 P , .- .fir-L To conquer all men now fhaf we may conquer all fhlngs lafer may be fermed fhe moffo and general purpose of all X afhlefes. Courage. llonesfy. rellabillfy, inifiaflve, flle abilify fo overcome difflculfies-fllese qualifies all are invaluable fo men who are inferesfed in confrlbuflng flueir bil TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. The l948 Tiger fooTballers are leTT To right: Firsf row: Marvin Allgeier, lmanagerl, Earl Haflinger lmanagerl, Vince Biesler, Joe Crush, Connie WesTerTield, STuarT Willinger, Joe Rieber, Merle Denny, KenneTh Sfienmefz, Roberf Mazzoni, Bill Edelen lmanagerl, Dick Schieman lmanagerl. Second row: John Donnely lmanagerl, Ernie Heckman, Joe Thorp, Nash Luxon, George Miles, Roberf Haner, Ofto Knop, Joe Dafiilo, Jerry Denny, Earl Carfer, Tommy MinTa, Tommy Rogers lManagersl. The SepTernbei ouTlook oT rnosT Tiger Tans was one oi hopeful anTiQipaTion, They knew The Bengals Teceo a Tough schedule, buT The reTurning maTerial was Tairly ample, so rnosT oT Them decided To wafch and waiT,' They Cou'd look back on The m:1T successiul season in ST, X. hisTory. They Could fernernoer The unTorgeTabie 38-O slaughTer oT Ray Whalen lsTudenT coachl. Third row: Junie Jones lback- field coachl, Ray Baer lhead coachl, lrv Bronner, Tom Huber James Sauer, Frank Shulfen, lra Paflerson, Harlan Silliman Dana Rollings, Richard Cusick, Frank Thienemann, Dick Sobak John Garry, Joe Hagan lend coachl, Gene O'Brien lfrainerli Fourth row: Whif Bell, Joe Maupin, Sfuarf Riehl, Lee Schaefer Fred King, Joe Hackman, CheT Schuler, MarTin Connors Charles Donlon, Roger Fulh. Manual. The pleasing l4fO drubbing oT Flage' and The unexoe:Ted inyiTaTion To play in The Shrine Bowl on Thanksgiving. Such sferling oerTormers as Bidwell, O'Bfien, lfirner, TaTel, and WolTord had deparTed. buT Bengal parTisans were cerTain ThaT Coach Baer would noT 'eT Them down-and he didn T. Jumping Joe Thorp appears To be well pleased with himseli as he breaks away from an un- idenfified Evansviile Reifz de- fender. Joe displays here the principal weapon used by Coach Baer This season- SPEED. Alfhough there was a sizable gain on This play, The Tigers dropped a 7-6 hear?- breaker. APHA? Turnabouf is fair play -so goes ine old saying and iudging from ihe first glance af flue above phoio ine Tigers seem io be praciicing if. However, af the fime Roger Fulfz, Bengal halfback, was about fo be pulled down in the New Albany secondary afier a promable gain. Sean in fhe background are Co-Capf. Offo Knop l36l, Jerry Denny l5Ol, and Hof Dog Reiber l48l. After a slow dar? fhe Baercafs ground our a one-sided 34-I2 viciory over flhe Norrlw Siders. Oursianding for flue Tigers were Denny, playing before flue hometown folks, and Fulrz. Q if J is v .nf A f .,.eq.,i:' K . f A 9 93' if' 'iq fm V' ,rv-. A -r an . wifi tp: 5 w v ,RL Q? '. ' 3 ' I WNV: 4, 1 4 g , .ki ,130 ,M ,gfn N. if w ,1f. . Q :wg Y' Ofx OP PONENTS DOWN Jerry Denny, ace Tiger brealzaway runner, is sfopped frying fo go off rhe Male leff facile. Lafer in fhe game, Jerry plunged over for fhe exlra point 'lo make 'he final couni--Si. X. - 7, Male - O. Tiger nemisis, Harold Gruner of Manual, wenl no place fhis lime as big Lee Schaefer wrapped his long arms around Mr. Gruner. Ofic Knop l36l is ready io lend assisiance. Giving his son a Baer hug afier fhe Sf. George game is Coach Ray Baer. Seen wifh Mr. Baer is baclcfield coach Junie Jones who apparently sfill doesn't believe fhe Bengals won. I+ sfarfed our even and ended fhe same way-Sf. X. - 7, Flaget A 7. Co-Captains Knop and Haner won fhe ross signals Referee Herb Gruber. Also shown are Umpire Fred Kesler and Flagef leader Bill Weulcher. Anxiously awaifing +o see acn Manual game are Tiger svalw Denny and Roger Fulh. 7-7 TIE STRENGTHENS ARCH RIVALRY in -, A blue-clad Flagei Brave bifes fha dusi' as Roger Fulfz, Tiger halfbaclr. circles end and picks up a big chunk of yardage fo pull the Baercats oui of a hole in fhe FlaX iilf. Earl Carter's deferminafion seems fo have ou!- disfanced fhese fwo Flagaf defenders as he keeps fhe fhird quarfer touchdown drive moving in high gear. After The Bengals counfered, ihe Braves re- faliated and fhe confesl' ended 7-7. The Ryken Trophy, symbolic of Catholic high school foofball supremacy in Louisville, was reiained by Sf. X. This year in thai' The Brave was fhwarfed in his ef'Tor'l's fo defeai The Tiger. Left fo righf are Vhe award winners af ihe football banquef. Firsf row: Bobby Haner. Coach Ray Baer, Ofio Knop. Second row: Connie Wesferiield, Jerry Denny. Third row: Toasfmasfer Mr, Merle Denny, Earl Carfer, Roger Fulfz, Joe Thorp, Jerry BeHler, Cookie Koch. The I948 ediiion oi Ray Baer's S+. Xavier iooiball Tigers blew The lop oii The new season wiih a 46-O 'rrouncing oi Wesliield, Ind. They iollowed This up by downing a big, burly S+. George lChic:agol eleven 26-7. The Windy Ciiy Dragons held a 20 pound weighi advanfage. Following ihe S+. George rest ihe Baercars journeyed io Cincinnafi, buf should have siayed home as ihey wound up in a I3-I3 deadlock wiih Elder. Reiurning home rhey Posing for The cameraman are qui+e e few boys who saw 'heir share of action ihis season. Leif fo righf in the line are Siu Reihl, Tommy Huber, Georgie' Miles, Hof Dog Reiber, Beef Beisler, Co-Capf. Offo Knop, and Fred King. In the Brough+ down affer a shori gain in the S+. George game is C0-Capt. Bob Haner. Bob, known befler for his blocking. showed in ihis game he could do his share of lugging the leaiher. goi back on ihe viciory road, decisively decisioning an ouiclassed Presionsburg 'ream 46-O. The Tigers ihen bumped info a rough-and-fumble Reirz lvlef morial eleven and dropped a 7-6 hearibrealcer. They losi iheir second in a row, fhis one 'ro Manual I4-O. The Baercars dumped Male and New Albany, before running info an inspired Flager ieam. The FlaX fili ended 7-7 .... baclfield are Jerry Denny, Joe Thorp, Co-Capf. Bob Haner, and Connie Wesferfielcl. All are seniors except Reihl and Miles. 1 gasp.- ,gh xv.-jg Ex ff ' 4 J' Ti ' .Jef , Q 545234. 5 ffl? fNi'u'a- fy The l948 TooTbali season was Tilled wiTh many happy momenTs Tor Tiger Tans, l3uT probably The mosT pleasing was The sighT oT The oTTicial's hand in The air signaling ThaT Roger EolTz had crossed The Male goal. IT had been a long Time since The Green and Gold emerged vicTorious over The Purples and The vidory was indeed sweeT To Bengal parTisans. The Manual game was a diTTerenT sTory as 'la good big Team deTeaTed a good liTTle Team. The Crimsons had a greaT Team buT They had To go all The way To down The smaller, serappier Tigers. ExcepT Tor Manuals Two scoring ThrusTs The Broolc and Gal boys had Their hands Tull conTaining The inspired Tigers. Knop, SchaeTer, and EulTz all played bangeup games even in deTeaT. SCHEDULE ST. Xavier 46 We5TTield, Ind, O ST. Xavier 26 ST. George oT'Chicago 7 ST. Xavier I3 Elder oT CincinnaTi I3 ST. Xavier 46 PresTonsburg O ST. Xavier 6 ReiTz Memorial 7 ST. Xavier O . Manual I4 ST. Xavier 7 . . Male O ST. Xavier 34 New Albany I2 ST. Xavier 7 . ElageT 7 Harry Jones of Manual is broughT To an abrupt halT on a vicious horsecollar Tackle by speedmerchanf Joe Thorp l20l. Racing in To give any needed assistance is Fred King l46l. Heated acfion in The Green-Gold game is captured in This phoTo. Jerry Denny i5Ol is ho+ly pursued by Syl Schul+e T601 and Two ofher unidenfihed Gold gridders. Before 2500 loyal 'Fans The Greens won I4-0. Plohing sTraTegy for The coming weekend confesf are The TinesT coaching snuff in KenTuchy. Left To righT: Joe Hagan, end coach: Ray Baer, head coach: and Junle Jones. bach- Tield menTor. ln this phofo They are looking over some scou+ing reporTs. 9 ...Q . ,-'Nw ,, 4,.ps, an , , , 'f ',, -,om-.gf 1,45 1- ' 'ffcmi' Crum 4 .. ' - 141.3 -5 M, A' First Row: Bruce Baird, Mark McCullouch, Doug Abrams, Ed Schardein, Don Sfroihman, Tonny Perrone, Bobby Mazzoni, Bob Cosfello, Jimmy Wempe, Herman Parris, AI Clem, Joe Passiliume. Second Row: Bob Vaughn, Jim Klein, John Har- rison, Bob Solgere, Charlie Kannel, Sal Lococo, Pai Donnelly, Bill Huber, Vic Wohl, Bob Bender, Cookie Koch lCapf.l, The J-V bear Flagei 28-O, lied Male, Ellison, B Varsify, and K.M.l. and losi io Manual for whai proved To be ihe Ciiy Championship. Bob Mazzoni, Jerry Befller, Tony Perrone and Sal Lococo were ihe offense siarsg while Capiain Cookie Koch, Bob Bender, Jerry Passaiuime, and Vic Wohl were ihe defensive sialwarfs. Emulaiing ihe Varsiiy, 'rhe J-V developed a Suicide Squad' which learned The opponenTs' plays and formaiion and gave us ihe needed experience before game lime. Roy Luckeii, Johnny O'Connor, and Leo Ciacio were The back- bone of 'rhe Suicide Squad. Broihers Lucius, Medard, and Ausiin were 'rhe coaching combinaiion. Sal Lococo, versafile Jayvee end. Skirli flgllf end on H19 J-V's mos? effecfive play-the end around. Sal was one of fhe J-V sfalwaris this pas? season. 3 mmm Y G-2 - f' r :Q fx, if U . 'E-1-2 a',....-:,g ,. ., . , Jerry Beiiler, Dave Schwab. Third Row: Bill Paherson, Ben Brumleve, Bill Sfeilberg, J. Hommrich, John Luzon, Paul Goefhals, Jim Bayens, Tony Curley, Johnny O'Connell, Mike Ciereci, John Gromek, J. McPherson, Roy Luckeff, John Van- over, Lou Bauer, Corky Brumleve, Leo Ciacio, Jim Hayes, Joe Coffman, Bob Schumann, Jerry Passifiume. gg, fp, ' .J 5 . iigffiffw 4..,,,.....,, Y J ' ' iff ii. Q 4.1, ae. ,Rf fiifgirf 'Q ' fi V., ii.. L' ,f 'ii?'i..v0 'T' 4- ' T 'rJt J f?sf,2?5lET, L+-33.-fsTQ.L-gg' W is f-Mme: f' '-5.: 51 ' N - ' 'es' f 'Flash A is V v E45 ' ' V . 3.17,-.Fir .4232-.'-fe. 1 'z'? gigh I ' .- PZQ.. 5 , V.-sm ,.1 of 1.16 'ff' BENGAL CAGERS BOAST The Varsi+y piclured above had reason ro be happy, knowing thai the Louisville championship was fo be fheirs plus fha fhird-place berfh on the Stare slafe. Sfarring on lhe '49 feam were: Firsf row, l. lo r. Bolo Carney, Hans Hedges. Dave Baird, Tom Simms. John Brown, Bill Lege, Capt Johnny Brown-Shilly Guard Charley Brown -- Hard-Driving Forward BEST RECORD IN DECADE nc' I948-49 ST. XAVIER BASKETBALL RECORD Dale Opponenl Sf. X Opp. December 7 Anchorage 50 4l II Washlngion lInd.l Cafholic 47 35 I5 Sf. Joe lBardsIownl 34 33 I7 Flagel 45 2I I8 Cincinnali Elder 56 33 2I Owensboro 36 33 22 Cenlral City 44 29 28 St. Frances lOwensborol 56 38 29 Reitz Memorial 4I 40 January 7 Anchorage 54 28 B Paoli lInd.l 46 40 II Valley 62 36 I4 Male 53 37 2I Manual 5I 46 CITY INVITATIONAL 28 Corbin lFirsI' Roundl 55 38 29 Owensboro lSerni-finalsl 34 46 February 4 Flagel 45 30 5 Paris IPolio Benefill 38 44 9 Sl. Joe IBardsIownl 47 39 Il Male 39 35 I4 Valley 57 49 I8 Manual 58 50 22 Sonora IPolio Benefill 50 39 25 Lexinglon Lalayelle 52 45 REGIONAL March Il-Manual I5emi-linalsl 46 45 I2 Flagel llzinall 49 33 STATE TOURNAMENT I7 Paducah Tilghman lFirsl Roundl 49 47 I8 Pikeville lOuarfer-linalsl 58 48 I9 Owensboro Isemi-Tinalsl 35 48 I9 Paris lConsolafionl bl 49 lWon 27 - Losl 3l Jerry Fifzgerald, Jimmy Glasgow, Joe Schweilzerg Second row, Coach Joe Hagan, Joe Schmifl, Jim Ingram, Wayne Toon, Lee Schaefer, Fred King, Charlie Brown, Bob O'DonneII, Mgr. Joe Adams. 41 Wayne Toon Ileman Bob O'DonneIl-A Cerrain CenIer Bill Lege-Pixie Guard TIGER TEN WON 27 OF 30 The Sr. Xavier Tigeie cf H49 win iong oe remem- bered by baslrerball lane rhroughour Kenluclcy as one ol The iligh'rin'esl reams rhal ever performed gn 3 Fiqh gghggl hardwood ir +he Bluegrass. Com- piling a 2773 record over :ne of The roughesl schedules eve' arremifeo by a Bengal hoop ag- gregarior, 'ne Tiger Ten ' dcivvneo sucn iormioable cinposillon fi, Owensboro, The evenruaa Srare Champions. Corbin, Reirz Memorial, Lalayerre, Parfs, Paducah Tilghman, and Pikeville, as well as cnallsing uc a oerlecr record ir eighr conresrg 'n ciry cornperirion. The courr magic ol Coach Joe l-'lagan prodoced a baslcerball phenomenon, The ren- rmafl OlGlOOfl SYSl6m- Ulilizing The baslaerball skills The Tiger vicrorv vale can be fold in rhese oufsranding scenes from a mos? succcssful season. Fred King and Joe Schweiher are giving Bill Deddens llop leifl a rough 'rime under The boards as The Tigers annexed an early season 45-2'l vidory. In The waning minutes of The Sf. X - Sonora Polio Benefif game lrop righrl, Jim Ingram and Bob Carney go up wirh Bill Parrerson, Green Wave center, as Capr. Johnny Brown wairs our fronf. The Bengals l50-39l ended fhe Sonora win srring ar 26 games. lBoHom lefrl Tommy Simms pulls away from Flagefs Murphy and Deddens as he rolls The Tiger roral up in 45-30 breeze by The Bengals. The oursfanding crowd shor of the year af St. X was This vicfory iubilafion FIGHTIN'EST TEAM IN STATE! of rf Brown brorners. Le-ge, Toon Ollonnell, firnms lngrrxrn, Krng, Sclnwellzer. and Filzqerald, Con H Hagan produced one of llne rnosl' feared eornonellons ln llwe slele. Only Owensboro, led by rne Inbnlou' Cliff Hagar' Jared berler rnen an even brealr wYrn lne scrocoy Tlqers. Tre Red Devlls foolr lwo of rlwree rlasbes wlrn We l-laqfannnen. Tren ,nry orner defeat a 4438 decision fO Paris was avenged In ine Censolnllen game ol The Stale Tournarnenl by lee resounding Counl ol ol-49. Yes, Abe '49 Tigers vv'-' be nerd ro 5f:rqel became rlwey possessed rne S+. X sgilrlf fn Tne nidnezi degree. N--m 1 I Fred King-Huslling Fcrwnrd r Jimmy lngrarn-Dynamic C.-ne Ter ,Q 4. , r- :4,,f . , Lt,-Q., gn. r- ..-,.i,N.,.. .. Q , A- - ' fffrzi' 'f'3,'f7 r. Q. ' . 1. ,zff, 1lr,f3'. , .1 1131.45 Q-sf' r 1 ' 1 1:1 ., rv? if f X af The Sfafe Tourney by Uronil Sam Prexigiacomo, Mr, Murphy, hisiory feacher, and lrearl Carl Brahon, Bruce Baird, Marsl'uall,Mahan, Bernie Kosse, and Ray Shircliffe. Jimmy Ingram and Charley Brown Hop leffj go afier e rebound againxi Elder, and Jimmy looks as if he were successful. Yr-NN' Wayne Toon is The Tiger af the righl. Bob O'Donnell hop riglufl goes for a lay-up apparenfly unaware of Hue presence of a Sonora defender. Liffle Leech Lege breezes pas! Flagefs Jim Conder and scores anorlwer lay-up unmolesfed againsf fhe Braves. 'Xi .....-I' If , CITY CHAMPS Capl. Jolunnv Brown is sluown receiving flue long abgenl Regional Vropluy affer llue Tigersi 4933 lriumplu over an oul- classed Flaqc-f live Coach Hagan is snown in ulfue back- ground looking af luis Firgu Regional Chdmpifmgliip Trophy llof ri., lfffra 'wx 11 S2 Xavier rmsmfuvu f-rn Wien 'c.g,ru,-zenfec 'n +ve Suam Tournament, ana wi'n ws, f ..iSi'7 ifui f 2 ' 'neil7fifff'5nfa'1 Rffiifwn ul foienwow in fneii 'YuiCCf, Wnen flue niqnf oi Mann ll ruoleo mound une Bengals were mafined willu llue everkinuur-ovinq Reds Ol Manual. Wiln a :rn rnarfwvefy ials- 24 li eooe al nal?-turns 'ne fvecn ana Gold kzaslceueefi 'eerneo on fneir wav lo a Esevn in the finals, l-lowevef, a iasffluall rally by flue Reds senl fnenn fo 'fe fire- will' iess lnan uwc and a nalf nninufei remaining are ine Tigers nad 'ro lean on Tommy Simms oil-balance one-luander fo elce ou? a 47-45 viifory. Tne final les? aqainsl Flange? was rafnef an anll-ciirnax as Charley Brown aimosf single-nandedly carried une Bengals lo lne Sla'e Tourney willu nie l5 nuaflfef- and suuieulu WfNFlf iinfl -',A r Fein boaroi. David Bill Loge dribbles pas? Goliaul1 Jim Prolfilu ol Manual in flue Regional semi-final confesl againsu flue Reds wl'uucl'u flue Tiqefs won 47-45. Bill's floor play was inslrurncnual in flue Bengal vic+ory, Alfluouglu fired lrom flueir grind in annexing flue Regional, Hue Tigers managed a smile for Hue school cameraman willu flue ball and fropluy Huey luad just won. Tommy Simms, The Tiger's blue chips player, lays in one of his usual fast-break crips againsl Pikeville in fhe quarler-finals of lhe Slafe Tournamenf as The Bengals rode lo a 58-48 viclory. The work of Simms and Charley Brown were largely responsible for the Bengal vicfory. In lhe background are 'Phe Tiger's scrappy Bill Lege, and Preslon and Keene of Pikeville. STARRING STATE Il look one of Ken'rucky's grealesf high school baslcelballers. Cliff l-laqan, io eliminale lhe iighling Si, X Tigers from The baffle for lhe Slale Tille. The complele dominafion of bofh backboards and Cliffs I3 poinfs were lhe chiei iaclors in lhe defeal oi Joe l-laqan's Team in The semi-linals 48-35. Affer a ferrific rally in lhe iirsl round lo down a red-hol Paducah Tilghman 49-47, lhe Bengals eased by S E22 The litle of This piclure mighf be-Whaf happened to Cliff Hagan? ln lhe shof, Jim Ingram and Johnny Brown seem fo be gehing lhe besl ol Owensboro's Bill Cook for a defensive rebound. Af fhe left Charley Brown seems to have Mr. Hagan blocked off successfully, while Wayne Toon waifs ou! from to lend assisfance. The Tigers bowed fo the Owensboro 48-35 in lh'e semis of The Siafe Tourney. Elllll-FINALISTS Pikeville and Dickie Prafer 58-48. The Sl. X - Paducah clash found 'rho Tigers 'rrailinq by 8 poinls enfering lhe final chapler, bul a belaled rally by fighling Jim lngram nelled fhe feam lhe quarler-final berlh. ln 'rhe consolalion lussle for lhird place, fhe Tigers downed lhe Paris Greyhounds bl-49. Charley Brown was chosen The No. 5 man on lhe All-Tourney feam. GH On March 30, I949, The Basket- ball Banquel was held af the Seelbach Holel, lhe guesf speaker being Johnny Carrico. 1 Charley Brown was voled lhe mosr valuable player and The highesr scorer, Tommy Simms lhe most improved. Bill Leqe received lhc Afliludc Award, and Wayne Toon, in a drawing, vhe Regional Championship ball. ee The Junior members of nexf year's varsily baskelball squad posed for a piclure with lheir coach, Brorher Clemens. With nexf year's Seniors ihe following will form the bull of fha l95O Tiger baskereersz Firsf Row ll. Oo r.l Mgr. Ted Marlin, Sam Presfigiacomo, Bruce Baird, Capf. Carl Braffon, Paul X x Milne Shorf, Harlan Silliman, Charley Yalex, Vic Wohl, Joe Dalillo, Joe Coffman, Tony Perroneg Third Row: Broiher Clemens, Mark McCulloch, Dan Lyons, Don Sfewarf, Carl Mieman, Charley Schmih, and Don Keisler. J-V CITY C0-CHAMPS Pre-seawn oullfgelc: ia? rnalefioi 2Gf3SO' Would he succesi F Brother Clemens' cnafges win Vail lliei garnesf Seaton surnrnaiy: Tie le' CH, Cnannn-ifgin 'WTC l5 uvfns .ind cn'-yi 5 lossesl insah line Sloi-if in niiel of S+. Xavieflf V749 ,la,,f-f-- ang the iemai-gable coa 'wing iob done by g,:..,v,, Qgmgng +4 rfaafi a v-.Van ng nal Clue. This shol caughf fhe popular Jayvee coach, Brolhev Clemenx, showing rhe fine poinfs of fhe picioff play fo, leil, Capf Carl Br.-wflcng cenierl Vie Wahl, and righl, Harlan Silliman. 86 'ine Junior Bengals capped oil lhelr season by avenging an early season lo-,S lo Manual by a deci- sive 37-25 margin, pulling fhemselves info a lie lor lne Cilv lille, Manuai feluzed Brollwei' 5 requesl lo' a Q avail li lr, The live leading scoreis were: Harlan Sillirnan ll7ll, Vic Wohtl IIOOI, Joe Dalillo l92l, Caplain Cail Brallon l56l, and Milne Shari f52l. King, Bob Monlgornery, Assf. Mgr. Dave Brown: Second Row: The following comprised the '49 Cubs: Front Row, Dennis Moorman, Carl Mitchell, Ronnie Bryan, Richard Shuman. Neil Reddington, James Hayes: Back Row, Mgr. Joe Horp, Ben- jamin Brumleve, James Bayens, Daniel Bosler, James Lech- leiter, John Gromek, Martin Doll, John Lott, James Krebs, James Goebel, Charles Long, James Shaw, Bro. Wilbert. lMissing are Gene Black, Robert Mauoni and Eugene Mahan.l CUB CAGERS Brother Wilbertls first attempt at basketball coaching here at St. Xavier was a complete success. His '49 Cubs ended the campaign with a creditable l5f5 record against stiii competition. Bobby lvlazzoni captained the Cubs in '49 and was the high scorer as well. Presenting those X-men, the sterling cheerleaders, in whose hands sometimes lies the outcome ot a game: ll. to r.l Bob Vaughn, Jerry Zimmerer, Brad Block, Arnie Grever, Clit' Coomes and Bob Brown. Their ability to stir up crowd enthusiasm was displayed well during the past season. The Mite-y Kittens, coached by Brother Austin, were: Standing, l. to r. Mgr. Jimmy Walker, Mgr. Don Elliot, Jerry Banet, George Timmering, Pete Martin, Jack Schaefer, Joe Durbin, Henry Benningtield, Mgr. Ray Schankelg Sitting, second row, Kenny Morris, Henry Zoeller, Billy Barnett, Ed Kaiser, Vic Helming: Sitting, first row, Gil Eisenmenger, Bobby Kirn, A. B. Clem, Cant. Don Mitchell, Joe Trainor. lMissing from picture are Bobby Costello, Ben Blincoe, and Pat Donnelly.l KITTEN KAPERS With a 'final mark oi I8 wins and I2 losses, Brother Austin's Kittens completed a very successful season. Finishing above .500 would have been a fine achieve- ment tor Brother, in that he tried to give game experience to all 25 oi his squad members and still haul down a victory in the maiority ol the Kitten games. The '49 Yearbook especially compliments these six genuine X-men, because it knows the sacrifice of time 'and energy that was theirs. In victory or defeat, fair weather or toul, with a handful of rooters or clamrnering thousands, these fellows demonstrated an inspiring loyalty to St. X and its winning football and basketball teams. t -. -, 1 , P0't T f , :Mill Ji ix Pictured above are the Kentucky high school champion swim team for I949. This group brought to St. Xavier the State title for the third time successively, much to the pride of all X-men. The team was composed of Hirst fOWl l. to r.: Louis Leachman, Larry Speaker, Ted Henle, Capt. Bob Cambron, Stuart Riehl, Jack Carter, Tom Viviano, Harry Hargadong '49 STATE TANKERS St. Xaviers Tankmen defended their State title in the annual State meet at Berea, Ky. setting tour new marks, During the complete season the squad par- ticipated in sixteen meets, losing only one oi these, captured the city and State titles, and won the fx,A.U. contest. . , s- T ' -ie,-fl. N' -'JY' as- .4 mt -V Y -Q.. .fe -Y .Y e- fx- - r s-vp. '- isecond fOWl Joe Lane, Buddy Berkeley, Charles McAllister Chester Schuler, Joe Rucikriegal, Joe Kelly, Bob Cooper lthird rowl Brother Fabius, coach, Charles Cromwell lman agerl, Tom O'Toole, Paul Bollinger, Paul Fowler, Bob Chap- man, John Phair, Jack Hunt. CINDERMEN The i949 Cindermen were led by versatile Capt. Jerry Denny. Jerry, with the advent of track compe- tition, proved to be a top performer in every event ot the season. Coach Jones had to limit Jerry to three events-the 220, 440, and 880 relay. ' 1 The above picture indicates the interest of the SfUd9l'l'l5 in varsity members who are to carry the leurels of X. onto the track activities this year, due probably to the excellent record Sfaye meeg. F,-om the number of new recruits the track coach, of last year's team. ln fact, the large numbers made it im- Mr. Jones, had every reason to expect a banner team. possible to identify individuals. In the foreground are the 1 4 x if se' BASEBALL Prospects tor the current edition ot the Tiger swatters- were good. Coached by Joe Hagan the team this spring played its home games at Parkway Field under the new arrangements by Johnny Carrico ot the C-J. Knoclring the home runs this season were: ltirst rowl l. to r. Jack Hall, Bob Mitchell, Jim Mclntyre, Ed Noll, Bob Haner, Johnny Brown: lseconcl rowl Bob Carney, Richard Schreclr, Jack Campbell, Wayne Toon, Ray Jones, Char- ley Brown, Mille Short. lcapt. Lege, inset.l TENNIS St. X s netmen, coached by Brother Thomas More, began their practice early with an eye on the city contests. Weather permitting, daily practice was held in the school yard. This gave the tennis the dis- tinction ot being the only athletic team whose basic training was done right at Broadway and Second. Baclr: G. Koper, J. Lanlswert and K, Steinmetzg tront: R. Mauoli, J. Ingram and G. BlacL. ff if 12 13235 we 'H ,I . 'ls '-1: 'is ' TAL ug N., W. iff 1525 -U' WHS 'vim H25 LU 1 9. ' T' Q , ' zz I 3'- .pu in 'xfij hi '-' cl., af' , ' IN -,ff JLXNVQ GOLF With the graduation of Tom Bacon, Pete Yanutola and Dave Wagner, the golt team had to lean heavily on its underclass members. The two veterans on the team were Jaclr Meunch and Dave Brown. Nothing, however, dimmed the energy and enthusiasm ot this year's team. Aim- ing at another good record were l. to r. Bart Brown, Dave Brown, Joe Breclrel, Jaclr Meunch. x' 2' , ffl-555 r 04'-f ' 7 vu I l 72,1 Am' fflrflffmas ' it cu i Q' N St f wwf W S I 90 Dance W,, Social acfivifies of varied fypes are encouraged af X. Along wifh religious, educafional and afhlefic organizafions, our socials sponsored by fhe school, held eifher in hofels, clubs or fhe gym. rafe high as proven by fhe large affendances. Dances parficularly were fhe main social acfivify fo encourage sfudenfs fowards confribufing fheir share TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. FORENSICS - DRAMATICS Have you seen Gregory Pecli. Jimmy Stewart, and other brilliant stars parading around Louisville in X. sweaters? You have? Well you weren't dreaming. lt seems that our very capable director, Bro. Lionel, has organized a most successful Dramatic Club this year. Submerged the first presentation of the club was enthusiastically received by its audiences. The second production, Papa, Behavef' proved lo be equally delightful and entertaining. In the current school year St. X. revived its Dramatic Club under the direction of Brother Lionel and Brother Callisfus with the successful production of 'Papa, Behave at the Nazareth College Auditorium, Sunday, January 30, I949, the cast comprising as pictured: seated left to right: Paul Johnson, Richard Flanigan, Syl Schulte lPresidenfl, Ray Delclrum and Harry Kirwan. Standing left to right: Robert Krauser, Robert Gering, John O'Callaghan, Willis Ewing, George Mahan, James lngram, Thomas Casper, David Cherenalr, Fred Kalphelre, James Green, and Clifford Roberts. Were it not tor the many extra-curricular activi- ties school would definitely become a boring place. St. X., not to be surpassed in any field, offers her students a variety of social activities and clubs. Such clubs as the Math. and RA., have contributed much foward making our school tops in scholastic standing. One club in particular which, although it attracts few sludenls, gives 'rhem invaluable training and experience is our new Speech Club. Under the watchful eye of Bro. Adalbert. poise, ease, and sell- expression are imparted lo the future leaders of society. Sl. X. may be iuslly proud of the Speech Club and of the industrious, cooperative students who have made it whar it is. The Speech Club has as its obiective the development of the speaking and reasoning powers of the members. lt attempts to develop the whole man, and gives him the ability to organize and to defend his convictions without which ability education is wasted. This year the topic for debate was Resolved: That the United Nations Be Changed Now Into a Federal World Government. Seated left to right are the members of the Club: Tom Casper, Jim lngram, John Brennan, Donald Dowden, Brother Adalbert lModera+orl ,Robert Vardi- man, David Chervenalr, and Jaclr O'Callaghan. 5 a TO RENDER CIVIC SERVICE Qi ali ihe organizations af Si. Xavier perhaps ihe one wifh ihe mosr diiiiculr enhance requiremerifs is The Honor Sociefy. The Brofher George I:rar'iCiS Chap+er of rhe Naiional Honor Socieiy ias our chaprer is calledj has for irs enrrance requirem9f1fS ihar a sfudenf musr have 8570 in every subieci. Characrerisiic of rhe Honor Club is ifs Npoinf sysfemf' Under rhis system a boy is encouraged fo parricipaie in as many acrivifies as possible, so as io accumulafe a greaf number of The aII-I'1aiIowed poinfs. Developmenf of leadership, creafion of schoiasiic enfhusiasm and Ihe rendering of civic service are rhe aims of rhe Honor Sociery. Senior Honor Socieiy mem- bers seafed from Iefi Io right are: Isf row, Jim Green, Bob Haner, Jack O'CaIIaqhan, Perer Benele, Bro John Joseph, Ed- ward Raque, Bob Renfro, Lloyd Sinlhorn. 2nd row, James Feidkamp, Kenny Miller, Bill Richarf, Don Varga, Dave Baird, AIvin Cas- sidy, EarI Hubbuch, Charles Kasfenschmidf, Bob Kopp, John Brennan. 3rd row, Dick Flanigan, Phil Passafiume, Ronnie Manoli, Larry Russ, Rudy Klaphele, BiIIy Darsl, Jerry Hill. 4fh row, George Mahan, Doug Krause, Jim Ingram, Tom Cas- per, CoIIings EdeIan, Jim Mueller, Don Dowden, Dan Burke, Don SaeH'eI, Louis Herp, SyI Raque, Clarence Biegerf. Since Ihe number of under- elassmen concerned were Ioo numerous fo be phofographed ITP, we are Ieafuring Ihe offi- cers of Ihe Sf. Xavier Junior Honor Sociefyz Bruce Baird, Presidenfg Foresi Brown, Vice- Presidenf, and Cher Schuier, Secrefary. To the Frosh and Sophs the problem of achieving Ihis honor was no smaII rash: fo fhose who ahained if Ihe Yearbook offers ifs congrafu- lations. E , 0 THE '49 TIGER The yearbook siaff picTure below is ThaT of Those cheerTul, enduring sTaTT members who surmounTed all kinds of obsTacles To record in words and pictures The evenTs of T948-49 aT X. Left To righT, first row: Charles Kremer, John O'Regan, Sonny Krause, Professor Beneke, Joseph Pauli, Brofher Neri lfvioderaforlg second row: Tommy Wagner, Tommy McHugh, Dan Burke, Wayne Toon, John Wolz, PuT-up Kosse, Richard Flanigan, Ruyd Klapheke. X In Ocfober I948 The Yearbook ModeraTor and The Liferary Edi+or, Dougias Krause, presenfed Mayor Charles P. Farnsley wiTh a complimenTary copy of the 48 Tiger. EdiTor-in-chief ln The Fall oT TQ46 The Tiger, under The Pdefaenelle WGS unable +0 be PFGSSHY- direcTion oT BroTner Urban Francis, expanded Trom a senior annual To a school yearbook. This l949 I 11 sw, ,-an Q.. x-3,42 K. ediTion, Then, is The Third Tiger yearbook. Since iTs producTion is a school acTiviTy, The '49 Tiger is The resuTT oT The work oT abouT ThirTy-Tive seniors, all oT whom in one way or anoTher have ediTed This copy. The sTaTT comprised The liTerary, business and phoTographic groups. direcTed by Douglas Krause Charles Kremer and Joseph Pauli, respecTively, The moderaTor aT This poinT Takes The opporTuniTy oT 1' Alun acknowledging The greaT assisTance and coopera- Tion he has received Trom so many individuals and organizaTions, boTh academic. civic and business. ln parTicular, The ModeraTor Thanks BroTher Lucius who made The Tiger a Tinancially sound endeavor and PeTer Beneke Tor his painsTaking ediTorial work. X YiV'sXxv X THE XAVIER NEWS Nl vt J' x l in .1 Iv' .dui U N ' U . ' 03 iw ,R- V95 WA- Above are pictured the '48-49 Senior class members of the Xavier News, St. Xavier's sna ,Xxx ,Xxx N ,t PPY lmshm-xv 1 xx lily? .Kuhn HGWSPGPGF rated tops- All-American by the Catholic School Press Association, the National K K-0 xU..,tif'i,.asinvl'i' Scholastic Press Asso. and the Columbia Scholastic Press Asso. Its literary supplement, Tiger Top-X, dnl' . edited by Jaclr O'Callaghan semi-annually, has a similar rating. Seated: Jay Coleman, Jack Hall, V ' 'tl Ed Raque lffditorl, Jim Mclntyre, Jack O'Callaghan, George Mahan. Standing: Larry Russ, Jerry l . l l l Fitzgerald. Tom CGSPGF. James Ahmann, George Sullivan, Marlr Hammelt, George Lubbers, John O'Regan, and Brother Medard lAdviserl. are qt ,wg Vml'sl me 0, A tw w'l...A 1 ff-rf' Above are the underclass members of the Sf. Xavier Press Club and the future editors of the three school publications. Siloam ,Es Seated, in usual order: Bruce Baird, Gerald Thurman, Robert 'Qdque dbo'6' ,,,e v Brown, Don Varga, Dave Baird, Al Cassidy. Bernard Kosse. Med,,,fQ A' Cass,-d H78 memb Standing lall of them tool: Byron Ahearn, Dave Harned, V Ad f.t9,r L' Abey :fs Of fha ' Kenneth McKierman, Bob Hillebrand, Forst Brown, Tony .O'C,,yydgh- M,-,Hel erfgaf Top-X Ewing, Paul Johnson, Charles Finney, Jim Reynolds, Bob an' edfyor xgcfdfs edi' Haff Krauser, Marshall Mahan, Carl Carrico, Don Kiosler, Ray ' , or Mdvdn f 8,o. Shanlrel, Carroll Dowden, Thomas Molloy, Roy Ward. .A W ' . ,. , if , 'C-'f-1. f. f .1'f':'5- eva V ew vw' Y- o ,. . - . . ,v-'L' J t 7 A ..-' ' al . ,mf B -,tw . ,. , Y . 1-A , . rf' fn . '59 Parenl-Teacher meefings were held monlhly to acquainf each group wifh fhe sIuden+ problems of Ihe olher. Preceding Ihe informal inierviews, a formal meefing was concluded, con- sisfing of commiHee reporls, a guest speaker, and special enfertainmeni. Beffer parenf-teacher harmony was lhe generally good effeci of the organizafion under fhe direclion of Mr. Louis Rausch, President Mrs. Par Dunlevy, Vice- Presidenfg Mrs. William Sparks, Secretary. PARENTS-TEACHERS AND ALUMNI THE ALUMNI ORGANIZATION In Oclober, I947, lhe inceplion ol our new Sl. Xavier Alumni Associalion 'roolc pace in 'rhe Prine cipal's olrlice. The plans ol Brorher John Joseph lor The organizalion were carried oul by Brolher Adalberl, Moderalor. Various Brofhers conlacled lhe leaders ol 'rhe classes down 'rhrough rhe years. Each class held an organizalional meeling wilh lhe mosl aclive members being presenl. Class reunions in lhe Lirrle Thearre lor each group followed. Al The meelings each class selecled irs orlicers, inleresl grew and :lass carries and dances were held. Whelher in lhe lorm ol oanguefs, dances, loorbal' games, parries, Communion bfeaklasl or in lne work ol aiding lhe plans of lhe Alma Nla+er much ies ahead for lhe aclive a umnus. Picfured al a monlhly Alumni meefing, bacll row: Bro. Adalbert, J. Felfman '42, T. Gensheimer '24, F, Linlr '42, D. Bruclcer '44, J. Downard '38, A. Osborne '37, D. Magruder '35, J. Zehnder '34, P. Kirn '39, E. Weis '47, B. Robben '38. Fronl row: L. Kuhn '40, M. Shircliffe '36, and C. Shade '47. nm The Tiger BoosTers which origi, naTed in l938, consisTs oT The Prin- cipal, The Tour oTTicersi and The members. The presenT oTTicers are Bernie Bowling, PresidenT, Jerry Ohligschlager, Vice-PresidenT, Bill Re-iserT, Treasurer, and Connie Sanders, SecreTary. The Board oT DireCTOrs is The governing body under BroTher John Joseph. ln each oT The Tour general meeT' ings oT The BoosTers during The year, ways and means are dis cussed To reach Their goal, WiTh The help oT The members The l948 Fall FesTival was a success. ThoughTTully digesTing an imporranf phase of The Tiger BoosTers program are L. To R.: Mr. Denny, Mr. Edward Weis, Bernie Bowling, Brofher John Joseph, BroTher Lionel, and Mr. Kiesler. XT I efrf ffff, The oTTicers of The Tiger BoosTers who do so much for ST. Xavier are as follows: Bill ReiserT, Treasurer, Bernie Bowling, President, Jerry Ohligschlager, Vice-PresidenT, and Connie Sanders, SecreTary. PicTure above shows BroTher John Joseph drawing The lucky winner of The car who was Mrs. Jane Bowling. Looking on are Frank Engler, Herman Kiesler, Leonard Lococo, William Bell, Jerry Ohligschlager, and Bill ReiserT. TIGER BOOSTERS Bernie Bowling, Bill ReiserT, and BroTher John Joseph look over The winning TickeT of The car holder, who was The wife of PresidenT Bernie Bowling, wiTh big smiles over each one of Their faces. Z f,,,55gi,,,g,.Qg M MQ 7 X , N F I M- 1? L A f wi , .5 , , ,. V ' , I 7 ,V 1 ' ' W ,Z kr' 'iff' ' V 3. .V AX? Auf . , rf? , 1 adj! , 4 M V' wg, y If: V 5 , , ' 2 v , ' I ' , 4 D . V -f Y ggg 'Ig izwgj: , , . 5. gllffffx A! in F5 ' V ' , ls In A' 12? 'L' 1 ,, 55 'i! Z3f ' ' 'IE?ifWj? A 5: ' f ' V ' Q J 2 ,. , , . X ,.,.., Y, . -Q T . , ,, , , F - , . ' 7 1 . -I .. 1 L , -V .of,m.M,,,..,,.,W.-f...,, My.-M W ywwr 4 , ,fi , 7 5 .3 .M 1 , 3-E iffi M 'H sf, , jf if NN H Mwff xf 5 M,Q F1 f A 9553 ' -- AQ li 5 3' -EL .AL we 5 Qag ' S 4 je . , ,L v av 7 B i 1' g1'444444 is 5 'I Q 5 .mf bil 2' .T 'Ein YH' 4 ' 3 4' gig: I 11 Y as Us U' ww fwmilfms we f f T 'P .. A 2 ' , ,Q f if A , a ur? .t 70' f ,,-5's'.f3f'??a,f' f 4 mwwwm- 4 ,.,wfe.,4.em Lb, E. f A J. A , 5 MT, Q -4- Q -f ,ff X -4-psy Q , '1 ly' I K K , A A asia? 'af .'a?g'1f'jP6w--Q .YA l in N .-.--. ' ml vivllls.. Q N 4' L3!5i!iiig353i rg it Y kg RADIO WORKSHOP The Radio Workshop was begun in IQ44 io preseni The news and views of S+. Xavier over The Hi-Time series of sfalion WGRC. The sludenfs wroie, prepared, and parlicipaied in ihe program. In order 'ro do fhis successfully, rhe iundamenrals of radio producfion and broadcasfing were sfudied and masrered. A iypical program included news oi sporis, club acfivifies, school aciiviries and happenings, a musical selecfion eirher 'rranscribed by The band or performed by a siudenf. This gave boys who are inieresred in radio as a career an excelleni opporluniry ro gain experience before rhe llmilcef In preparation for a forlhcoming broadcast some of 'lhe underclass members of lhe Radio Worlrshop, Dave Chervenalr, William Brinly lSeniorl, Spencer Harper, and Arnold Grever, go over their respecfive paris. Before a broadcasf fhe members recorded the program on a wire recorder +o delermine lhe correcr liming and lhe tone of voice besf suiled for receplion over the radio. Sealed abou? lhe fable as fhey began the pracfice conducled by Moderafor Bro+l'1er Evans are lfronr rowl Harry Kirwin, Ray Delckum, Ray Tillman, Arnold Greverg slancling, Ronald Vardiman, William Brinly, Charles Finney, Dave Chervenalr and Spencer Harper. - U. 'IO CLUBS - RYKEN, MATH, T. A. B., STAMP The Rylren Club was a religious vocaiion club. Firsi Row: J. Bauer, J. Kuhn, B. Priesf, M. Allegeyer, J. Bobzein, A. Grever, E. Rueve, J. Burkel. Second Row: T. Wagner, J. Voor, J. Schnurr, D. Brown, R. Schnakel, C. Wehrley, B. Hillebrand. Third Row: B. Donlon, J. Lichfefeld, D. Chervenalr, C. Finney, J. Sfubblefield, J. Mahan, A. Carr. The Fufure Maihemaficians of America mighf well be applied to fhe members of fhe Mafh Club. First Row: D. Krause, P. Beneke, G. Mahan, R. Flannigan, J. Green. Second Row: G. Sullivan, T, Casper, J. Liichefeld, E. Koehler, D. Chervenalr. K. Hogan. Third Row: J. O'Callaghan, R. Gering, C. Roberis, and R. Klapheke. . .4 O f .215 The Teen Age Boolz Club me+ once a week and in congenial company +o discuss good liferafure. Seated: T. Lennon, T. Richardson, J. O'Callaghan, G. Mahan, J. Brennan, T. Casper, J. Gohman, J. Ingram, A. Ko+l1eimer, W. Ewing, G. Sullivan. Sfanding: D. Rushing, P. Benelre, Bro. Leonard Francis being moderalor. ...KTTH Each week the members of fhe S+amp Club mel in Phe library io discuss and exchange ihe new and old sfamps of ihe world. Sealed: J. Green, R. Vardiman, K. Morrison, P. MolleH, P. Miller, A. Goss, C. Roberts, R. Waihen, and B. Hoylend. Sfanding: D. Wahlen, R. Sirumb, and M. Young. CAMERA ClUB QQ Those cliclcs,' snaps and' hold Hs you hear around school are iusl The busy camera club members al work. Under The capable guidance ol Brofher Josephus lhe camera club has come a long way. Hs membership has increased lo around one hundred in The pas? year. The faslc of building a new darlc room is now being underlalcen. The com- plelion of lhis room will lacilifale fhe large number of members. The clark room, which is one ol The Brofher Josephus and some of his crew seem fo be on vhe wrong side of The camera. These boys lihafs including Brofherl who are usually be- hind fhe lens have gohen in froni of fhem for a group piclure after one of fheir weekly rneeiings. besf in 'rhe slale For a high school is equipped wi+h lhe lafesl in cameras and lhe linesl pholographic equipment The club's purpose is 'ro insfrucl Sl. X. sfudenls abour pholography. Any sfudenl may ioin and lhere are no dues. Members of 'rhe club used lhe darlcroom 'ro devefop and prinl many of lheir inleresling shols. Many ol: lhe besl' shols 'ralcen by 'rhe members were used Tor lhe Xavier News and The Yearbook. Leff fo righi, Jim Reynolds. Edward Weber, Joe Pauli, and Paul Miller, all members of the camera club, are caughf by fhe lens of Brother Josephus' camera as fhey were snapping a picfure of Don Wafzig and Roberf Allen looking over a camera. , ', H A . f. IV ,. ,, f. .fi .qggzfgw ST. XAVIER BAND Hard al worlr af 'rhe X.-Flagef game af Parlrway Field, 'rhe Band livens up lhe a+mosphere wifh some peppy lunes and martial music. One of +he highlights of any fooiball game was fhis music-malring deparfment of S+. Xavier. Q Q .Q Q -ii For the inspiration of +he reader, you are looking al several fhousand dollars worih of new brass horns borne by R. Vessels. W. Grady, A. Denzingcr, G. Shughnessy, M. Lasher and J. Nicholson. Sporiing fheir new bass horn and drums, this year's Band of sevenfy-live members presenls an affracfive picfure. Direcfed for some years by Brofher Edward Joseph, ihe Band is one of the highlighfs of our social and alhleiic evenfs. Firsi row, L. to R.: R. Grunsinger, R. Grady, D. Wagner, L. Hunier, J. Disfler, L. Leiberi, E. Herde, J. Hillebrand, D. Chervenalr, J. Trainor, R. Rausch, Brofher Edward Joseph, P. Lipps, D. Gohman, E. Byron. C. Heffich, B, Neel, E. Zinner, F. Brown, C. Ryan, .T Mahan, W. Frederick. Second row: R. Bramer, P. Dale, C. Niehoff, S Herp R. Hillebrand. R. Denfinger, P. Kennedy. D. Rushing, J. Boih ihe sludenrs and ihe school have good reason To be proud oi ihe band. Wifh lheir brighi uniforms and snappy marching lhe members ol ihe band porlray ihe True Sf. X. spirit Each year lhey presenr a minsfrel show and a Spring concerr a+ Memorial Audiiorium. All ihis is made possible only Through The unliringh effori of Bro. Edward Joseph. direcior of ihe bend. The percussion section ot the Band, comprising K. Guilford, A. Huelsman, R. Rausch, F. Klaphelre and R. Pteiter, also was newly equipped through the generosity ot the Band Parents Club. Niehoft, D. Krause, J. Henehan, C. Hettich, J. Lechrefeld, G. Herbig H. Karrer, J. Gnau, J. Schaefer, K. Miller, R. Seitz. Third row: R. Wahl R. Ochsner, W. Schad, L. Raidt, S. Harper, E. Hubbuch, K. Muth K. Guilford, A. Huelsman, R. Pteifer, F. Klapheke, A. Emrich, K. Wolfe W. Roltes, C. Hess, D. Burke, R. Rentro, J. O'Regan, C. Payne, B. Evans. Fourth row: R. Denzinger, J. Clements, J. Zimmerer, F. Schuler, R Vessels, W. Grady, A. Denzinger, G. Shaughnessy, M. Lasher, J Nicholson, C. Finney, P. Bleuel, T. Ulrich, J. Trainor, C. Fusenneger, G. Timmering, J. Lubbers. Prornptly at eight o'clocx each morning the band has its regular rehearsal. Besides this extra period betore school, the boys also practice during their study periods. Without doubt these practice periods play an important part in making our band one ot the best in the State. Whether on the tootball field or in the auditorium St. Xaviers band always presents a show enioyable to see and hear. f,,,. Kvii 'K 2 ,gmxi ., I sX Our tavorite Band struts down Broadway in front ot our favorite school on the occasion of the annual Armistice Day parade which during the past year was held in the evening for the first time. We lilred this pix so much tor its in- tormality, gaiety and just plain friendli- ness we are entering it, again, on this page: M. Lasher, P. Kennedy, R. Hille- brand, C. Payne and triends. The ST. Xavier orchesTra? Why, iT was one oT The besT in Town! The orchesTra was composed oT The more TalenTed members oT The Band and required a greaT deal oT exTra work and pracTice on The parT oT The members. This popular organizaTion played Tor The exTensive FaTher and Son NighT program and accompanied The various singers and dancers. STiIl anoTher public perTormance OT The orchesTra was in The annual MinsTrel Show where iT presenTed a Xavier's merry musical men, who poured ouf The golden dream notes for lisTening or dancing, were selecTed for having Thai' Talent which placed Them in our fine orchesfra. The orchesTra's beauTiful music was always appreciafed by those ORCHESTRA ApparenTly highly satisfied wifh The rendifion of I Love You, Yes I Do are The Senior music- enThusiasTs James Carrico, Jack Hall, Martin Hornek, Jay Coleman, Joe Adams and Their dates. program which delighTed all who were presenT. Even Though The members wore The uniTorms oT The Band, Their Type oT music was enTirely diTTerenT. They played all The more popular songs Tor dancing and enioymenT. They excelled in semi-classical music and mosT oT The musicians played in oTher orchesTras in Louisville as well. These boys cerTainly deserve our praise and Thanks Tor giving Their besT To make ST. Xavier beTTer known around Town. who heard iT. The music-makers are, firsf row: J. Trainor, B. Evans, P. Lipps, B. Neel, F. Gohmang second row: M. Lasher, C. Hess, A. Huelsman, J. Niehoff, C. NiehoTT, D Denfinger, P. Bleuel, C. Finney, T. Ulrich. Q AUDIO-VISUAL The Audio Visual program unfolded 'ro S+. Xavierls srudenls many lacrs which helped ro build 'rheir educalion by means ol leclures, films, and records. The prgoram's developmenr was quile exlensive and expensive, in fhar nearly all 'rhe sludenrs had 'rhe opporluniry 'ro allend one of rhe several programs. lvlosr of The films shown were eilher ol lhe inleresr- ing scienrific nalure, covering Physics, Chemislry, and Biology, or ol a lirerary narure, covering English or any of lhe orher various languages. This inslruc- rion is illuslrarive of Xaxier's alrempl lo help all her sludenls lo know 'rheir subiecl lhoroughly. The rhorough knowledge of 'rhe subiecrs learned al S+. Xavier served 'ro beller qualify rhe slcdenls for rheir worlc in laler life. Al lop right picfure, Brofher Venard uses fhe wire recorder To fesf the fonal qualifies of Messrs. Delckum. Warren, Perez, and James Molloy, far left, lop, Brofher Austin ufilizes fhe movie proiector in fhe insfrucfion of a Junior class, cenfer photo, Brother Wilberf and Leo Krebs warch a fellow Freshman se? fhe film in The proiecfor for operafion: lower Ieff, the mosl popular pictorial shows were conducted by fhe General Science, Healfh, Physics and Biology classes of the Social and lfhysical Science Departmenis. MINSTREL SHOW Snappy, brighl and sharp besl' describes lhe V940 Minsirel Show, direcled by Brolher Edward Joseph. A near-capacily audience declared lhe show was one ol The besl in recenl years. The audience was receplive io lhe iolces ol lhe endmen and The songs ol lhe vocalisls. Ray Tillman, our lalenled magician, rnysfilied all by his sleighlfolf hand and srnoolh personalily. The riolous endmen were Vince Beisler as Nbggnogf Bob Hamer as 'Doodle-bug, Bob Raosch as Alla-boy, Bob Wahl, 'Burrheadf' Tom Wagner, 'lFlip-llopf' Connie Weslerlield, lCorns+arch.' Jirn Mclnlyre. lhe compelenl inlerloculor, was largely responsible lor keeping The show snappy, brighl and sharp. Before show lime Doodle-bug Haner praclices on lnler- locuior Jim Mclnlyre. Bob, who was one of ihe lneymen on fhe I948-49 issue of the baffling Bengal foolball ieam. again scored wi-lh his antics on show nighl. The accordion of Kenny Miller left again proved to be one of the bright spols of lhe Minstrel Kenny the lines? accordionisf in fhe Falls Cifies, rendered Mardi Gras. Bill Vilmure and his side incl: Sparky boih surprised and delighled everyone wiyh iheir skill and humor. Bill Ramser rrghi' glided his way info popularity and fame. SQ AND CONCERT The paro waz iealured in The secord half ol The show. Bro. Edward Joseph, ihe head oi The Music Deparimenr, lead rhe band Through seven numbers, including Amparilo Roca, Talon Rouge, and Rihy- rnoods. The overlure Qrpheus, was well-received by lhe audience. Charlesrhliehoii and Joseph l-lenehan were ieaiured as soloisrs. The audience was surprised wirh The appearance oi a que-sr con- ducior, Proiessor Haiilose Downbeaf, who direcied ihe band in The European siyle. The Dark Town Poker Club lfop righil affempls a bif of surgery on Bob Wahl. lRighrl The Trombone secfion of fhe band gives out with a bi? of harmony and accounfed 'for much of The show's polish. Above, Professor Guess-Who 1.1. Herdel lakes over Band Direclor Broiher Edward Joseph. Above, righf, Infer- loculor Jim Mclnfyre is picfurad wirh The endmen, the vocalisfs, the Sf. Xavier Orchestra and fhe band members. One of fhe evaning's highlights lside, righfl was fha harmonizing of Ole MacDonald Had A Farm and Good-by My Coney Island Baby by The quarfeffe comprising Pai Dunlevy, Tony Emrich, Mark Hammetf and Wall Dunlevy. 1 sn TIGER BO0STER'S PRIDE In the circle pix, Brother John Joseph reads out the name ot the winner ot the television set given away this year. Directly below, Mr. Kiesler, Brother Lionel and Mr. Goss check the receipts ot the Fall Festival. As in tormer years the returns were to be used to improve the athletic and scholastic facilities ot the school. Lower left, Brothers Clemens, Wilbert, Hilary and some ot the students ct '49 and preceding years enjoy themselves. The little girl seemed overwhelmed by the whole thing. .,.... if 4 54 . 1 ff' Ga in w AK ap M gl - 4,4 'R5A!fjAtgs7if ix . 5,3 p iv.. . K 4. A .s4,,.x3x,EG , ...R ws bi 'M B For the tirst time in the history ot the school. the Tiger Boosters themselves sponsored the Fall Festival. Financial returns were, as customary, highly satis- tactory, thanks to the untiring ettorts ot the Boosters. The main prize, a '48 Chevrolet, was won by Mrs. J. Bowling who tor years has been active in school attairs. The students had their own rattle tor a television set which was awarded to Mr. Roy Fein. Another precedent this year was that the Festival was held at Alumni Field, Clay and Kentuclcy. Tiger Booster President Beonie Bowling and Chair- man Joe t-l. Ahlbaclc were assisted by a large THE FAll FESTIVAL Directly below, the big moment arrived as Brother John Joseph reached into the barrel to pull out the lucky number. The winner ot the television set was Mr. Roy Fein of New Albany. Lower right. these fortunate boys display their booty. The fellows who came to the Festival were rewarded for their generous support with a good time and many swell prizes. Pictured here are, front row: Henry Weber, Edward Johnson, Stanley Searcy, Bob Gering, and Larry Russ: back row: Joseph Mapother and Paul Saettel, who carried away considerable loot. committee of some 25 members. The ladies ot the Committee and their duties were Mrs. L. Haming, Calces: Mrs. Henry Wilfenbrink registration: Mrg, V. J. Broemer, groceries: Mrs. J. S. Bowling, regfs- trationy Mrs. T. J. Carrol linen. The distatt side handled the heavier line ot work. Chiet among the latter were Mr, Frank J. Ergler, auto: Mr. John M. Cassin. novety- Mr. George Feldkarnp, tootballt Mr. Jerry Ohligschlager, sausage: Mr. M. R. Denny, chicken: Mr. B. Bowling, pies: Mr. Leonard Lococo. bananas: Mr. l-l. C. Yates, beer wheeit Mr. Ray t-taner retreshment among others. .gg-all-QI' .iw ,K . N 3 K Q Q 'Wal 5 , f V Q x K A. W Q W 5 fa JS Q2Y IQ af ' ' X A X 'S' pls g h 4 .'?.f i 1 , 1 f f 'Y 'f gy ' v. , , H A i 1 ,gg-.M 4,4 1 ,Q 9, ,, . x N 1 Eg gba? 'ir :I 1 1 .4-'Q, s flfih M . nfh+ 5 'Q gr wr' I949 TIGER PATRONS These are lhe generous friends of 'Ihe 49 Tiger who have made lhns publucahon possuble Mr 8: Mrs Marvm J Abrams Mr 8: Mrs Franlr B Ahmann S John P Albers Slreel Barnefl Baron Appluances Mr 8: Mrs L H Bayen Mr Roy M Beam Mr 81 Mrs Chas J Benelce Slanley J Bennell Jane Bowlmg Guslav Bronner Dave Brown E J Browning C C Brumleve Ellzabelh Buclcel Mr 8: Mrs T H Burlre Canada Dry Gunger Ale Inc Mr 8: Mrs J B Carberry Bob Chapman G T Darsl Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Dafhlo P B DeLeull Louls J Dlsher C W Doll M J Doll Produce Co Mr 8: Mrs J T Dougherly Mr C E Dugan Mr 8: Mrs Collmgs Edelen Fullon Fish Marlrel' lnc Mr 81 Mrs Roy J Gardner Gehler 8: Son Mr 8: Mrs Thomas J Galle ple Mr 81 Mrs Charles M Gnpperlch S Mr 8: Mrs H R Gohmann Harvey L Green Thomas Grole Mrs O F Hands J D Harned J W Haywood 8: Sons Dairy Mr 81 Mrs Joseph J Herde Holy Rosary Academy John E Horma James J Huber G H lmorde Jr J M Ingram Archulecl Jefferson Meal Mld Mr X Mrs Augusl' E Jones Jay W Jones Mr 8: Mrs Chas F Kaslensmldl' Wayne C Kelly J E Kennedy Joseph J Kennedy Augusl M Klein Koehler Slamp Slahonery Co Mr 8: Mrs Charles C Krebs Mr 8: Mrs Harry J Krebs Donald James Lafhs LoreH'o Hugh School Lounsvllle Grocery Co Paul A Maloney Mr 8: Mrs Romano Mazzolu Mr 8: Mrs J Halpln McGra'fh Ivlellwood Dalry Inc Geo B Merrifield S Mr 8: Mrs Edwm Muller F E OCaIIaghan J mlferbach Bros Dr Wm W Nuchol on Marvm J Padgell Jerry Passaflume D A J aull Plumber Supply Co lnc Mr R H Poynler Presenlahon Eagle Mrs Marlha Pruesl Mr 81 Mrs J A Rademalxer S J Rapner Mr 81 Mrs Edward Raque Lindsey Randi Jerry Robinson Ed Roby Mr 8: Mrs Carl P Ross Sacred Hearl Academy S+ Helena Commercial College Sl' Xavuer Reluglous Achvrly Cluh John Scharfenberger Alfred L Schlller Mr 8: Mrs Roberl F Schuhmann John Sexlon 8: Co George Srllnman Sr Mr 8: Mrs KendrnckA Summs Dr 81 Mrs Uly H Smulh John H Slarlr Chrlshne E Sweeney Mr 8: Mrs T H Tegarl Edw J Theobald Jr Ursulme Academy Mr 8: Mrs F C Wagner Mr 81 Mrs M G Wesferfneld John W Wllder Terrence W Wolfe Cass Class Class Class Class C as Class Class C ass Class 0 Class Class C ass C ass C ass C ass C ass Class . . . . r. . . . ' . . ' I 4A - . I . - . I Class 4B ' . ' . ' , . 4C . . . . , r. 4D . . . . . ' ' 4E . . . . . . ' , r. 4F . . . - . I s 46 . . ' . . . ' s E 3C ' , . - 36 . . . I 2A r. . . P ' 2B . . . ' s ' 's ., . Cl as 2C . . . ' ' , r. . . . 'ZD . . . . ' 2E . . . ' I IA . . . . 1 IB . . . . . ' l IC . . . . 5 ID . . ' ' ' I IG . . . ' , IH On fhe fenfh anniversary of fhe coronafion of His Holiness Pope Pius Xll and fhe eve of fhe Holy Year 1950. we have recorded in picfures and words fhe achievemenfs and friumphs of fhe faculfy and sfudenfs of Sf. Xavier High. To His Holiness we pledge our confinued supporf, bo'l'h moral and spirifual, parficularly in fhese difficulf days when fo dale fwo of His Holiness' beloved archbishops, Mindszenfy and Sfepinac, have been fesfed in fheir faifh and nof found wanfing. We af Sf. X. felicifafe him and fhem in fheir confribufion TOWARDS A BETTER WORLD. 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