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

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MELVIN FROELICHER .Urlu Sodality, '28331; X-Ray, 129151. lVlel is the main stay of the physics Class. Between physics and chemistry, Nlel ought to make a success in this cruel worlcl. Perhaps he will succeed Nialrconi. We have also heard he is a receiver of sweetly scented fan mail. THOMAS GARTLAND Tum Sudality, 30:51. Tom, who occupies the first desk in the class room, can very readily explain the technique of dodging the professor's Aeneid when it comes whizzing through the air. Tom possesses an Irish wit which is unexcelled. MAURICE GERWE zllamy Sodality, '29-31; Football, '29331; Basketball, '29-'51; Captain, 151; Baseball, ,50, Of course, every class must have its star athlete, and we nominate Nlaury as our leader. Space is not sufficient for us to be specific, but we can say that he has done more than well in those numerous branches of athletics. He certainly is a tower of strength and activity. EARL GIBBONS Gib Sodallty, 98351. It must be his boyish, magnetic personality that makes Gib so populur-or may be we are all trying to discover why he fixes his tie so short, and what happens to the other end. xxxxx xxx .IH w 5an Q3; xxx x x

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SYLVESTER FLERLAGE Cy Sodaiity. ,28331; Basketball, 129331; Buse- ball, 30. Vi hen CV is. on the basketball Hoor, numerous ieministic shrieks may be heard 2111016 the general shouting; yes, C1' 13 21 handsome 101mg man, and these natural gifts, combined with true 'Hoiiv- wood basketball skill, are reasons enough. VICTOR FISTER I'h' Sodaiity, '28-'51; Consultor, 131. The typical wandering adventurer is Victor, ever seeking 21 new thrill; his model A Ford has ne1cr been 111101111 to fail her restless driver although it has made so many hips to and hem the O. L. 1V1. Academv G161 name is Maw, 1 1m 2111 intlo- duction, C2111, wire 011 phone Vic. JOSEPH FLYNN Lyn SOLlEllitV, 128-131. 100 IS qlllte a 1Valklng VOCElliLllal 3'. IJES eSSZ 1V5 Zlnd compositions zuc composed of onlv the C mcest 1101ds. Ines motto 1s 1Neve1 use 21 1:11'0- svllable word 11'he1e one of four 011 hve 51'21l1bles 111 do . LAiVRENCE FLYNN Larry Socialit1','30-'51; X-Rzn', J31; Oratorical. J'51 Lalrv IS 21 d213hi11g,1'om2111tic vounu Romeo and he knows all about certain voting ladies in the low lands of Kentucky XV 0n 1.1011 introduce us, L211 11' '7 The onl1 1eg11et' me have is that Lanv has i2'1101ed us with his company for only one year.

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90 JAMES GIBBONS Jim Sodality, '28-'51; Orchestra, '28-'31; Band, 98331. The path of a trusty and true politician is already laid for the champion arguer of his class. Jim plays the trombone with great success UIis wind is very goocn, and we already have visions of him playing a daily solo in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. ROBERT GOEKE UBab'h Sodality, '28-'51; Baseball, '51. Bob is the big man from the South. He is a staunch follower of the slogan Bigger and better meals . The street car company is kicking be- cause Bob pays for the seat of one and occupies two, and above all. he does not attribute his success to smoking Luckies . CYRIL GUNDLING Cy Sodality, '28331; Tennis, '31. Cy is the living proof of the adage l1300!.l goods come in small packages . He is a handsome little fellow, and one of the mast popular in the Class. It must be a combination of that influential Avondale environment, that southern drawl and his own inimitable wit. GEORGE HAGEN Georgie Soclality. '28331; Acolyte, 728331; Band, '28-'31; Orchestra, 19351; Annuai, '51; Dramatics, '50351. hVe've often wondered how George's friends ever let him alone long enough for him to come to schooi. He is a Charter member of the HTall story Club , and is. a bold, bad. man. Page 50