St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Pait'je I ITwenty-two ' SYLVESTER H. GRAUSE CiSyl'QhSodality, 123-126;Ac01ythica1 Society, 125127; Footbai1,26;Baseba11 126327. Owing to a late start in f00tba11,Sy1 was not 111 the regular lineup, but in baseball he was more fortunate, and starred at his in- field position. Syl, however, is not only an athlete but a proficient student as well, havi ing' attained honors any number of times. Besides this, he is a speaker of no mean ability, and his opinions 011 any question once expressed, must be considered and respected, RAYMOND J. GRIFFIN URayWASudality, 124-'27; Dramatic Club, 127 Earnestness and hard work are the qualities Which Ray brings to bear on everything he undertakes, whether it be in the line of studies, dramatics o1- athletics. BEATTIE T. GUNDLING-Basketball, 126; Tennis, 26, Capt. ,27. Beattie has not run the entile comse with us, entering Saint Xavim only in his third year of High School. However, he did not hesitate to make his 131 eaence felt, especially in fields of athletic endeavor. WILLIAM J. HASS UiBilli'i hSOdality, !21';- '27; X-Ray Staff Orchestra, B111 came to us this year from Saint Marys High School, Delaware, Ohio. He arrived just 111 time to turn his fertile brain to the task of naming; the Annual. His genial dis- position makes 11; wish that he had been with us longer. A-;:a.:....i..j.-;- - 1? m 111111111.

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1 m3 1 iii n FRANKLIN FISCHER UFrank'U-Sodality, '24-,27; Dramatics, 226327; Baseball Manager, '27. Of modest demeanor, a good student, a loyal rooter, an efficient manager of the base- ball team, Frank has also turned his talents to dramatics and scored a success. HARRY D. FOLEY CiIrish'iieSodaIity, 223' '27; Acolythical Society, i25927; Foot- ball, i25-i26; Basebail, ,27. Never get in Harryis way when heis plung- ing with a football. He certainly did ubruise our opponents' linemen. But when not ac- coutred in moleskins, he is very sociable and pleasant. He has an engineeris knowledge of mathematics. In the future, when building, patronize H. D. Foley, Contractor. FREDERICK GERACI UFrediUeSodality, 23327. Ever see Fred gloomy? No sir, he always greets you with a broad smile that's pleasant to behold; His sunny disposition has made him well-liked. Has original ideas on Vir- giljs iiAeneid einsists that Jupiter generally has a sepulchre iscepteri in his hand. HENRY W. GRAUE CiHankiU -S0dality, '253272 The lazy drawl of this genial Southerner has amused many of his classmates. He has participated in both intra-mural basketball and baseball, captaining for one year the team representing his class in the latter sport. mtsghumiuim: 1...... i .'z1u.x..m,s..s

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X RAY THOMAS J. HARRISON UTOIWW $15327. Tom came to Xavier for his Junior year from Elder, and Elder was certainly the loser thereby. In his two years he has achieved popularity among the student body. The only thing we regret is that we did not know him sooner. We understand that he has personal interests in Price Hill. Sodality, EDWIN T. HEILKER CiEDnieSodality, i23- '26; X-Ray Staff; Dramatic Club, 35127; Vice-President; Debating Team. Our likable Ed with his contagious laugh, has. shown his popularity by acquiring; the presidency of his class in his Senior year. Devotion to his office has not prevented him from taking part in class baseball, having; captained the team one year. For a good pal, page 'iMr. Brady . JOSEPH ELMER HEIST CiHeiste'U-SOW dality, '24-:27; Football, 25. Jovial, rotund Heiste is a character in the school, exhaling good nature and wholesome good humor wherever he goes. He has been identified with Junior athletics since entering; the school; was a letter man in football in 225, and was only kept off the team in i26 because of injury. A good, hard working: student, although he lives in Covington. VINCENT J. HEITHAUS' UVince'U -- So- dality, 24325. Often when Vince commences that slow di'awl of his, one discovers it to be laden with dry humor, but When he uses it in class, it conveys; as a rule, correct answers to the instructor. Likes to look on the bright side of things, and perhaps this is the explanation of his popularity. Hiiiimi Page Tmety-three I