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

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THOMAS BERKEMEYER Tonf Sarlnl'iry, I-IV; Bamlmll, Muuuger, III, IV; Class Vice President, 1V,- Xary SME, H-IV; DIHIEE Committee, 1V,- Elacution, 11, III; Or'ataricrrl, IV; Dramnriu, IV; Athletic Club, 11, IV,- Gracie. Academy, 1V; K. B. 5., IV; S. S. C., IV. Tom has become proficient in the difhcult practice of giving Greek translaticms when suddenly awakened from his afternoon nap talthough he often picks the wrong passagel. He is a handsome debonaire from Price Hill and is reputed to be some dancer! His outstanding artistic abilities are attested to by his work in this book. FRANCIS BOOTH Albie Sudrrlify, I-IV. Although he Claims Westwood as his place of birth, our Albie is making a success for himself in life mighty He aspires to attain facility in scanning Virgil and is depressed only during Physics class. Have you heard that he is about to publish :1 book of alibis? ROBERT BOWMAN BOW Sedaliry, I-lV. Who knows all about motors and cells and batteries? Why our own little Steinmetz? from dear old uKaintuck.n Bob is much more serious than he would lead us to believe, and just eats up Greek. Don,t tell a soul, but we have Our suspicions! Does he indulge in jigsaw puzzles? IOHN BUETER jack Snn'nh'fy, LIV; BrucbaH, III, IV; Band, I-IV; Orchestra, IV. Jack devotes his time to three pursuits: ml the band; ml studies, and Ul sundry adventures ru- mored to take place anytime from ten in the evening to the wee, sma: hours? His favorite pastime is throwing chalk, erasers, wastebaskets, or what have you, from which practice he has become a baseballer of no mean ability. So long, Jack! E? w Bk was 21 l;

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:9 JOSEPH BARMAN Don Sadnlify, I-IV; Oth'ccr, JV; Baseball, Ii 1V,- Claxs Serrclary, III: C. V. League, IV, Amh'rar; Greek Armlcmj', IV; Elarulian, II, In; Band, l-V; Orcbutlrn, Ill; Atblcfe Club, I , IV. Don talias Isaacl hails from the wilds of Sayler Park, and asserts that he has developed his muscles and wind While performing on the trombone. He is a friendly chap with a heart of gold, and we know only one mystery about him: uWhat happened to your Class pin one day after you got it, DonV CHARLES BEMMES Claarlic Sodalify, I-IV; Baseball, IV. It may be observed that although Charlie generally isnk very loquaeious, when he decides to speak, only the truest words of Wisdom are heard, Still he has kept his position at the head of the class by dint of steady effort and is an A-I student with Greek verbs, Latin quotations, Physicg formulas, etc., at his finger tips. We predict that success will be the result of his progressive determination. ARTHUR BENDER Artn Sndulify, IV; Dance Commiflcc, IV. A suave, good looking young man who hails from Clifton. Although he has only favoured us with his presence for one year, Art will be sadly missed at Xavier. Art is a great admirer of a certain small blonde, for he Can be seen daily waiting for her in front of the Palace Theatre. FREDERICK BERCHEM FrczV Sozlnliry, I-lV; Baseball, III, IV,- Elorlrtian, l,- Orrbestru, 11. Our Fred is the owner of the hair that wonlt be downed. We hear he has vainly tried every patent slickum 0n the market twe have concluded that this picture is the result of trick photography or the application of glue to that hirsute luxurianeel. Still Fred is one of the best-likcd students of 4-A. W E A

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$3 E e. EDWARD BURKE EzhliW Sudalitj', I-IV; Class Sari'cfmy, III; Cunquerm', HI, Editor, 1V; X-Ray, m, Edam, IV; C. V. League, H-IV; Drmrc Cammiffav. IV; Greek Arrnfcmy, Praxid'mf, IV,- chd, 1-111; Athletic Club, 111.- K. B. 5,, IV. Eddie has realized his pet ambition: editing a suc- cessful X-Ray and making a good job of it. He has been the medium for much of the honor bestowed on the Senior Class, but just the same we have :1 lurking suspicion that he regards Classes as mere in- cidentals. His subtle humour, clever literary power and contagious laughter especially endear him to his many associates who are proud to be entitled his friends. Hcis headed straight for fame and fortune! ROBERT BURKE BolW Sadnh'fy, I-IV; Aralyflziml Society, 1V; Chis: President, 1!: E10- rutiau, I; AfblL-Hc Chili, 1; FauHmU, I , IV; Buskcflm , 111. As an accomplished athlete, Bob backs up his brawn with a fine display of brain. My, what biceps! And 5i funny, but he also loves his parties. His amours are not to be spoken of lightly. In Latin class, Bob eclipses all. DECLAN CARROLL Day Sodulih', I-IV; Swimming, Capfaiu, 1V; Class Treasurer, IV; Conqueror, III, IV; X-Rrry, IV; Dance Committee, IV; Elevation, 1, 11, m; K. B. 5., IV. This captain of the 'tmermenu devotes his spare time to instructing prospective mermaids. One word de- scribes him: versatile! Dec is a speaker of note, an outstanding athlete, a good student, and above all, a iiswell fellow to spend your time with. His per- sonality is magnetic, and his smile is devastating in its effect. What more could be desired? We are g0- ing to miss the geniality and the quick wit of this nice laddie from Covington. Oh, well, hereis to you, Dec ! JOHN CUMMINGS Grappfm' Sudrrlifj', LIV,- Elarufiou, 1H,- Druumrirs, IV; Band, I ; K. 13, Si, IV. With a physique of a modern Hercules, John is 4-Cs foremost rasslerf, As the social lion of Race Street, he knows and cultivates a host of fair friends. In this respect, as in all others, we can predict nothing but glory for Gimp? Interested in Friars iadvtj? See John. Incidentally he toots a mean Sax? Mir E wizf 22 fke