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

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CI-IARLES DAVIS Cbarliei, Saifmfiiy, l-IV; Class President, 1; Afblnh'r Club, 1. Charlie is a big, handsome blonds who always seems to go for dark haired girls. He is always full of pep and humor, and seems to get a big laugh out of his own practical jokes, even if no one else does. He is hardly even seen Without his famous bodyguard, Pete. LOUIS DEMPSEY Dempx Sadalitr, I-IV; Golf, IV; Class Treasurer, ll. Newporfs best known drugstore cowboyfi iiDempsii is a flash on the basketball floor, being cap- tain of his room team. Besides a basketball star, he is a capable waltzer and widely known as a great tap dancer. In a few years we Will probably see Budkai name in the bright lights on Broadway. Good luck, iiDempsW JOHN DEVANNEY Iolanf: Sudality, LIV; Track, 1V; Class Treasurer, HI; X-Rny, 1V; Ari:- ch: Club, 11, 111. Has 21 Plymouth coupe that was new a few months ago. He professes to know every girl in Hyde Park. How well? In all his endeavors John may be truth- fully stated as conscientious. That cheerful, shining countenance will be dolefully missed here at Xavier. JOHN DORGER jolmyv Sotlulity, I-IV; Arnlgvllyirnf Soriaty, IV; Emmi, 1; Golf, IV. Johnny should receive great praise, for in his four years at X he has come daily frOm the heights of Fort Mitchell to the big city Without once getting lost. Johnny always manages to stay awake in the classroomi He is a capable absentee man, for he never once marked :1 man absent when he was present. Ea i51 F: WE: Ma 23 igh-

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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

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JAMES DOYLE limii Sazfulify, l-IV; Football, 11, III, IV; Basketball, 11!, Captain, IV; Trade, 1v. Here is another one of 4-Bis numerous athletes. Tall and handsome with wavy hair, thats our Jim? He has quite :1 habit of making long trips to Price Hill to see his numerous girl friends 'iJim is well liked by all the seniors, and we Will certainly miss his cheery smile and dashing ways. JOHN DREYER 1min Sudzrlity, I-IV; Cirru Scrrnmrj, 11'. Jack is :1 real student and exhibits exceptional talent in those praise-worthy debates of his. It is rumored that he uses :1 synonym book. What do you think? He hails from Faitmount; perhaps that accounts for a sunny disposition that permits nothing, not even exams, to disturb that placid countenance. Q JOHN DRUFFEL jackii Sodulity, l-IV; Golf, III, IV; Swimming, 1, lV; X-Rny, IV; Cm:- quaror, IV; C. V. Lnngur, I-IV. Jack is the :lBig Shotii of the school and the envy of his Classmates. Judging from his ability as an orator, we would say that he will succeed in the future in his pateris footsteps. We take this smail space to thank him for the many hours that he entertained us with humorous accounts of his vast experiences. CLETUS ENGLER Clctii Sozlul'iry, I-IV. As an essayist, Cletus, humor is inimitable. His vo- cabulary-he possesses onekis devastating in its effect upon the lesser lights of the English class. He comes from Aurota-yea, even boasts of iteand somehow contrives to keep a straight face when ask- ing questions about that admirable XenoPhon. What poise! EX? 9 viii 24 ie-