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

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A L. A n lffmn ., F.'..,.,,,, hm WILLARD F. GEIS Bill As a cheer-leader during his Iunior year Bill elicited lusty yells from the fans. Bill gave up the cheer-leading job to draw still greater ells from the stands by his spectacular football playing. Sodality '25-'28p Football '28g Cheer-Leader '27g K. B. S. CHARLES A. GRAYSON Doc If anyone is searching for Doc it never takes very long to find him, for his decidedly distinctive profile can easily be distinguished in the midst of the largest crowd. He is good-natured in the extreme, and his talent and industry have won him much praise. Sodality 25-'283 Debating Society '28g Assis- tant Librarian '26g K. B. S. IAMES G. GRIFFIN lim Folks, meet an accomplished athlete. In football he backed up intelligence with brawn. Was spas- modically brilliant at Greek. Iim also showed quite a touch of critical ability in his sport articles for the X-News and the X-Ray. Sodality '25-'28p X-Ra Staff '28g X-News Staff '28g Football '28g Basketball '28g L. M. A. ELBERT E. GRUBER El Elbert has all the facts he learned in Physics at his finger tips. A popular Senior who is bound to be a success. Sodality '25-'28, Officer '27, '28g S. S. C. C5 CJ Cb CE YS C3 C5 CJ C3 CJ CJ C5 Page T weniy-fix

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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

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cn 4 cs ca ca ca E LEONARD I. GRUBER Len We have had Leonard with us for only two ears, but in that time he has made his presence llelt in scholastic pursuits. He has a fine literary style which will undoubtedly be a great asset to him in later life. Sodality '27, '28, Orchestra '27, '28, S. S. C., K. B. S. GERARD M. GUNDLING lex-ry Ierry belon s to that famous family of tennis players--the Eundlings. He is invincible in this s ort and can play basketball almost equally well. lliein likeable and ossessin a ca tivatin smile he his many friends 5 g P 5 i Sodality '26-'285 Tennis Team '26-'28,,Captain '28, L. M. A., K. B. S. RALPH C. HEILE Ralph Ral h is an extremel energetic student who has carries himself with distinction during his stay at St. Xavier. His stick-to-it-iveness is sure to be a great asset to him. Sodality '25-'28, Debating Society '26, K. B. S. HENRY A. HEISTER Henry When one hears Henry speak, one ima ines him a weak little fellow. But one look at liim, as well as a knowledge of his football activities, will immediately remove All such notions. A ca- pable Greek student. - I Football '27, 5 U xx CJ CJ C5 CJ C5 CJ CJ CJ CJ C3 CJ C3 L3 Page Twcnly-:even