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

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RICHARD H1 HEHMAN 011k Sodality, J27-130; X-Ray, '50. Hehman contributes to the missions, keeps out of jail, and, in general,' is an upright young man. We recommend him highly, but when he waxes eloquent, we assume no respons1'b1l1ty He may persuade you to do anything. And his ability 11s an artist is shown In thlsb 00k 612,111.1an RICHARD J. HEMSTEGER Hemp Sodalitv, '27330. Dick IS a big, good natured fellow who hangs his hat 1n the southwest corner of the room He 15 noted as the local entertainer of his class. And how he translates Latin! JOHN L. HUMAN Javk Sodality, '27-'30. Jack is the big civic mun 1.10m St A111 ier He h11s met all the 111g men in the Cltv H1111. UKnd he 1111snt down there to pay .$2' 00 for 11 tag, eitheI-U hvhenev er lack' 3 name IS menhoned, one thinks of 11 hr1a1 pipe and Curlv ha1r XVe beg your 11111'd0n,I:.1C11 PAUL A. HUBER P1111! Sodality, '27-'30. 1311111., the silent man wdh the cr1t1cnl outlook. He is an zlssocmte of Sherlock Holmes 1101111ng on his hrst trip to the moon.P1'1ul has 11 11111111011113 smile of selhappmval.Shal1 we call him PeclUs Bad Boy? CC; AXES

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5Q IANIES G. GlBSON Jim Sodality, '27-'50. Jim is an ardent admirer of the old saying, Silence is Golden. Aml, indeed, it is certainly profitable to him. Iim is a studious fellow and has the makings of a scientist. Who knows but what he will some day be a great man! W'e hope he will EDWARD 1:. GRIEWE H144 Sodality, 27:30. Peanuts are most fefreshing to Ed, parthularly during English class. And next 'm peanuts, Ed likes physics. How he insists on ten thousandths of a millimeter! And Ed can ask worse questiOns than a cross-word puzzle. Anyway, if everyone in Silverton is like Ed, it must be a great place. FRANKLIN L. HAHN I'llarik Sodality, '27-'50; Library. '29330. Frank aspires to be an engineer, and although he resides in Covington, we l'e'el sure that he will succeed. Even now he is Chief engineer of the library, and a good one, too And, too, the Class basketball team llnds a great player in Frank. He's a line fellow, to say the least, and we will not forget him. JOHN H HAUGHEY floaty Sodallty, '29-'30; A. X. A., '50. Haughey is :1 great lvig man from the south. He Claims that bridge tolls keep him poor. He is quite a golfer and u llne athlete. And he goes to Hyde- qu'k quite often for some unknown reason. f Page 26

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67s 7 77:; JOHN B. HUGHES Jack Sodalify, ,27350; X News, 129350; Fontball Manager, ,50; Class President, ,30; S. C., '28-'30; Play, '29; D. C., 29; Elocution, ,28. The value of our Izlck as a student, athlete and friend Can never be overestimated. His four years of C135 . presidency and his managing of the foot- ball team prove him the capable leader that he is. XVe will always remember Jack's smile and humor. And how he drives a certain Chrysler! XVe under- stand that he has personal interests in Hyde Park. ROBERT I HULLER Half, Sozlulity. '27-'30; X-Ray. Business Dianager, '50; X News, J29; Orchestra, ,27329; Band, '28-130; A. C., '50; Library, 150. That the X-Ray has funds to carry out its noble aims is due to Bob, our industrious business manager. He has also gained the title of K'Rhythm King , his jazz artisfs being in demand Glnd m-'ailubleI for the greatest functions of the social YVOI'ICL ROBERT E. HURLEY Bah Sodality, '27-'50; Track Manager, '30. Alias Iimmy Valentine, has a penchant for amorous verse and for hitting low notes. Trig- onometry served with physics is Bob's favorite dish, and a good one at that. And do we envy that nice wave in Bob's hair! 0h, Bob! PAUL I. HUTH Dukhnmn Sodalify, '27-'50; X-Ray, ISO; Class Treasurer, I50; 5. C., '30. The Dutchman is: the Lord High Collector of the Shekels in his Class. And with Paul on the job, the America sales are greater than the other patriot, Libertyul The Dutchman is an authority on Latin, Greek and other subjects. Really. you must meet our Paul. A wonderfully fine fellow!