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

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6 . u H, n u C7 Qwg cs A rcs VC7AYMt cs WEL fyggnni ca W mcg: n u C ,gl?g'f':.f'Wd. f V 7 , , Zh f vt N- L an 'I if '55 31513 'V AUGUST F. FATH Gus A quiet antl stuelious pupil: he has always been 4 , . among the toremost in his class. He is one ol the J ro most active memlrers .ot the Stunlents' Spiritual , Council, anal a. Sotlality otlicerulor tour years. 1' His pleasing smile is incllcatlve ol his personality. M. - , i,'k ' If Soclality '25-'28, Olrliicer '26-'28, S. S. C., K. B. S. ALBERT V. FEDDERS Al , Albert has a pleasing quality all his own. Amialmle, jolly, and, what is much greater, capahle of heing serious-minclecl and practical. lve pic- - ture him at the presiclent's tlesk of a concern which uses live-drawer cash registers in all its lmranches. Soclality '25-'28g Dehating Society '26, '28, Orchestra '25, '27g S. S. C., K. B. S. LOUIS A. FELDHAUS Lou Science? Greek? Latin? No, he's bored with them. But, does he like literature? lust ask illlll From the lmeginning Lou has planted his hopes in the literary tieltl anal has realized marvel- ous results. His amlmitions and alrility have heen acknowledged lry the fact that he is etlitor of lnoth the Xaverian News anal the X-Ray. He seems clestined to inscrihe his name beneath the highest niche ot' literature's hall ol' fame, heside Galsworthy anal U'Neill fwho hy the way, are his favorite authorsl. Sodality '25-'28, Officer '26g X-Ray Staff '27, Editor-in-Chief '28, X-News Staff '27, l :clitor-in- Chiet' ,283 xvinner Essay Contest ,275 xxylllllfll' Elocution Contest '28g Dehating Society '28, Dramatic Clulm '28, S. S. C., K. B. S. BERNARD I. FELIX Barney lt Dickens were alive totlay our Barney woultl surely he a character in one ot his novelsfwit, humor, anal continuous smiles. Barney also plays Q lmaskethall. 6 5 Soclalitv '25-'28, Assistant Prefect ,285 Aco- lythical Society '20-'28, S. S. C., K. B. S. ,Y . h , cr V A C' ul l CJ CJ CJ CJ CB C3 CJ C3 CJ CJ C3 C5 C3 Page Twe nlififnul'

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0 ea ca ca ca. c PAUL P. DESMOND Dez Equally a good student and athlete. Paul has played on his class teams and abounds in school spirit. He possesses a well-ordered brain which he uses to advantage. Of course, there must be one drawback to this otherwise admirable record. Dez lives in Dayton, Kentuckyg but don't worry, you can't keep a good man down. Sodality '27, '28. LAWRENCE F. DROEGE Larry We hear that Larry is quite a business man in the city of Covington. We hope that he will form as many friendships in later life as he has at St. Xavier. Sodality '26-'28. AUGUST H. EILERMAN Auggie When Auggie stands up we behold the tallest' member of the Senior Class. Greek bores him, but Chemistry, and in fact all science, is his forte. The friends that he has made at St. Xavier are many indeed. Sodality '25-'28, Officer '26, Debating Society '26. I. EDWARD ELING Ed A quiet, nonchalant fellow with a bright greeting for everyone. Also a very fine student, showing remarkable consistency in maintaining high marks in all his subjects. Sodality '25-'285 Acolythical Society '26. ., l v 3 C3 CJ C1 C1 CJ CJ Q CJ 0 L3 Q O C5 Page Twcnly-lhree

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cv ca ca cv N ca c X- H. QUENTIN FISCHER Ike Though Quentin has just joined the Xaverian ranks this year, he has, along with his brother, , become an integral part of life at the High School. In his short stay here he has made a host of friends. Sodality '28, IUSTIN E. FISCHER Mike The second member, alphabetically, of the Fischer duo. Kentucky again, and a credit to the dark and bloody ground . He is one hundred per cent like his brother, often making the same average: which means that he is a real student. Sodality '28. QW? ' WALTER.I. FISCHER Bud A boy from Oakley who has many friends there as well as in the city. In class everyone is unaware of his presence until he starts to recite, and then his ingenious answers cause all attention to be bent on him. Sodality '25-'28, K. B. S. RAYMOND I. FUSSNER Ray Ray is a friendly fellow who is bright both in ability and disposition. If we were French we would say he had naivete , but being Americans of English extraction we must descend to the in- elegant term of unsop- unsoph- naturalness. Sodality '25-'28, X-Ray Staff '28, Debating Society '28, K. B. S. aw v U to CJ Q LJ C5 CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ LJ CJ Q Page Twenly-fue