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

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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.

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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

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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