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

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GEORGE H. BRUEGGEMAN Jargc Sodallty, '27-'30; Library, l29-'30. Talk about leaving footprints on the sands of time, well, George will leave thumbprints on the pages of our library books as a lasting monument of his sojourn at St. Xavier. You have guessed it! He has been librarian for three years! ROBERT J. BUCHERT Jakc' Sodallty. l27-'3';0; X-Ray, Assistant Editor, '50; Elocution, ,28330, Wlinner, .. , Oratorical, '30, Winner, ,50; Class Secretary, '50; S. C., '50; Librarian. ,29. lake, the Class cosmopolitan, is the dernler crl on modern novels, blondes. Price Hill, and all things sophisticated He has an interest in Latin, Greek and Mount St. Ioe. lake has clone con- siderable theatrical investigation. His love of music has led him to the mastery of piano and singing Both have done hi ' t. EDhVARD M. NWAY Ed Sedality, '27-,50. then Ed relmbles about in the high weeds of Reading. he is completely hidden. If he can ever learn to get offhis knees, he'll make a fortune as a barber's apprentice, for- hels a little shaver. RICHARD E. DEHONEY Sodality, '28350. Dcc'l Dahomey is the mainstay of. the English class. Surprising as it may seem. he has a very pleasant countenance under the foliage. That protection preserves his schoolboy complexion. His ambi- tion ls to succeed both Smith brothers. .5 Page 22

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JOSEPH M. EECKMAN Joe Sodality, ,27330; S. S. C., '50; Class President, '30; S. C., '30; Library, J27-28. Joe, our busiest man, combines executive ability with a penchant for amorous verse. He likes to make impromptu speeches, and specializes in class meetings and sound arguments. In four years he has been responsible for innumerable correct answers. RALPH I. BEUWESCHE nRalph Soduiiiy, 97-30; X-Ray, '50; Baseball, '27-30. First on his class roll call. first on the diamond, and first in the hearts of his teachers. Thafs Ralph, first in anything he undertakes. And ifs not because his name begins with B . EDWARD J BBRESFORD Edii Sodality, ,27350. Ed stands out as a very handsome lad with wavy hair, blue eyes and a nice smile. He is always looking for an argument and will start one on the slightest pretext. He is addicted to gambiing and is also addicted to winning. JOHN A. BRINK Jack Sodality, 37350; Prefect, '28, '50; X-Ray, Editor, '50; X News, 729330, Editor, '29; Class President, '30; S. 0.. 130. Jack is undoubtedly the most important man in the Senior class. W'ithout him nothing was made which was made, for Jack edited our X-Ray and certainly made a nod job of it. He is one of Xavier's most onzfsons. We expect to hear that the editor of the Pair! has ceded his job in Jackis favor.

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HERBERT F. DEUBELL fItl'b Soclality, Q7330; Band, '28350. Herb Is a steady plol,1l1ler and working silently, he considers Latin and Greek merely Ducksoup . It 15 rumored by the best authorities that he will make the All-Cincinnati in Prayer Leading. DONALD E. DIXON Don SOLlalify, '29-,30; Football, 739350; Basketball, '29350; Elocution, '29. The only thing we hold against Don is the fact that he has only allowed us two years of his most enjoyable company. In that time he has proven his ability as an athlete and a student. And Don lmows all about Packards and girls in Hyde Park! EDWARD A. DOERING 1512' Sodality. 27 '30; X-Ray, '28-'50; Elocution, '27-,50; Olatorical, '29-'50; Orchestra, '27-'29. Ed is one Of the fishiest b03s in the Class, owning an aquarium lull of queer specimens which remind one of Iriday and Lent. 0111 Edward 13 Padetew- slci's only rn' al and our own organist. Also, he IS an elocutionist of ability. He has quite a future before him aml the best wishes of his Classmates behind him. JOHN F. DUSCHINSKI i'Duke Sodality, '27-'50; Orchestra, T7329; Band, '28-'50; Librarv, '50. Duke IS the Class aristocrat He is a wonderful musician and an authority on Greek. Duke is almost perfect at chumcier imitation and an :Igglessive leader. He uill illglle an; thing down to the last point.