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

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qs ca ca ca Q EDWARD B. BRUEGGEMANN Ed That ideal combination-a capable student and an effective speaker-which alwa s attains the heights. Ed has been active in afimost all High School activities and has a wide circle of acquain- tances. He merits decided distinction because of his scholarship and public speaking ability. Sodality '25-'28, Officer '26, '28, Acol thical Society '26-'28, X-Ray Staff '27, '28, f8iNews Staff '26-'28, Winner Oratorical Contest '28, Debating Societ '26, '28g Manager Activity Cupg Librarian, S. C., K. B. S. BERNARD G. BURKE Bernie Bernie has proved himself a good baseball player and an excellent end on the eleven. Be- sides this, his studies have not suffered in the least. He is a very popular member of Class Four C. He is also a demon driver of Chrysler cars. Sodality '25-'28, Football '27, '28, Baseball '273 L. M. A., K. B. S. W. GORDON CARBERRY Gordon If we can attribute that great attribute of pleas- ing personality to any particular Senior, Gordon shou d have first claim. His ability is exhibited in the art work which he has done for the X-Ray. Good luck, Gordon! Sodality '25-'28, X-Ray Staff-'28. WILLIAM F. CARR Bill Bill-smiliniBill-greets everyone with a great big grin. He as achieved eminent success as a clarinetist. Our Paul Whiteman! Sodality '27, '28g Orchestra '27, Tennis '28. I' ca as ca cn cu cs ca 'cb .aa ca o cn ca Page T wenly-one

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X-RAY 7 U I' cl IOHN T. ANTON lawn Decidedl , a man of parts. Orator, Debatin Team, Debating Society and Dramatic Clug member-one phase. X-Ra Staff member and X-News Staff member-the literary phase. Vocal soloist with the Orchestra-the musician. Yes, decidedly a man of parts. Perhaps the most ac- complished member of the Senior Class. Sodality '26-'28g Officer '28p X-Ray Staff '27, '28, Assistant Editor '28g X-News Staff '26-'28p Winner Essay Contest '28g Winner Oratorical Contest '27g Debating Team '275 Debating So- ciety '26, '28p Dramatic Society '27, '28, President E8a3Vcgcal Soloist with Orchestra '26-'28, S. S. C., LOUIS W. BISSMEYER Biz Biz adheres to the self-made notion of keep quiet in class and the professor won't notice you . What he has done for the school he has done in a quiet manner, which is characteristic of his disposition. He can write verse with facility. Sodality '25, '26g Orchestra '26, '27p K. B. S. HARRY T. BODE ' Harry A truly serious-minded student is considered a rarit and Harry is serious-minded. It takes really worth-while humor to summon up his slow smilc. He will, undoubtedly, be a professor of logic. Sodality '25-'28, 4. IOHN I. BRENNAN lack Iack has pet scientific theories which he fre- cfently elucidates, even though the textbooks and t e Physics instructor are sometimes at variance with him. Well, truly great men always have diffi- culty in etting the world to agree with them. Besides tEe scientific, lack has a propensity to- ward the literary. Sodality '25-'28, First Prefect '26g X-News Staff '26-'28g Debating Society '26, '28. Q D C5 L3 Q 0 65 0 C5 0 0 CB Q Page T wcnfy U 97 U C7

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C7 C7 C7 C7 C7 C 7 C7 '7 C7 C7 C7 r e er-. X-RAY ee:e.e..,. -NS! fviic 'W inline? WILLIAM I. CONNOR Bill ive always wondered where Bill acquired his cheery, distinctive, swift-ascending laugh, and then we found out that his domicile was located on the top-most peak of Nlt. Auburn, and all was ex- plained. Bill proved quite an asset to the Dra- matic Club in several of its productions. Sodality '25-'28, Dramatic Club '27, '28, Secretary Dramatic Club '28 QW' JAMES S. CROWLEY lim The elder member of the Gold Dust Twins ,- Anton and Crowley-who can't seem to decide whether he lives in Norwood, Hyde Park or Oak- ley. Yvhen not submerged in pondering over this question, you'll find him airing his opinions on how a poem about Spring should be written. Possesses a gorgeous smile. Sodality '25-'28, Debating Society '26. ROBERT C. CUNDY Bob', Dapper? lVe almost had the correct word to describe Bob. From what we hear, when school is out, he spends a great deal of time in Yvest Nor- wood-? It is tough, Bob, to have a tell-tale brother in the Freshman class. A dandy fellow, with more friends than there are jelly beans in the ten-cent store. Sodality '25-'28, Acolythical Society 'Qbg Orchestra '25. GEORGE I. DAUMEYER Georgie During his four years at St. Xavier, George has been the apple of his elocution teacher's eye. Besides, for two years he was one of the able custodians of the library boolcs. And if that isn't a proof of ability then there is no proof. Assistant Librarian '27, '28 wr f if .haf-Lf N v C3 C C3 CJ LJ C3 C5 CJ CJ C3 CJ CJ C3 Page Twenlu-Iwo