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

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VINCENT BECKMAN Vina Clas: Other, l-IV; Conqueror, I; X-Ruy, IV; Band, I; C1122:- Learler, I; Sadnlify, I-IV; Golf, ll-IV; Gulf Caleru'n, 1V; Oratori- mi Cnntasf, II; K.E.S., IH-IV; Basketball, IV; X Cfub, Hl-IV; x. A. A., umv. Vine is our business man. A most apt pupil, his ap- pointment as business manager of the X-Ray Was justihed. Used his four year scholarship to earn high marks and increase his popularity among the boys for election to the class presidency twice. WILLIAM BELL BilV Swimming Team, IV; Class Offrzr, 1V; Dance Committee, 1V; Sodding I-IV; DcEating Club, 1V. Bill is 4-05 esteemed treasurer. He never finds it the least bit difficult to collect for the missions. We un- derstand Bill is to be an interior decorator. His artis- tic temperament and ever present sense of the beauti- ful, as exemplified in English compositions, augurs well RAYMOND BERNING Baktw Fautball Captain, 1V; Fontbull, H-IV; Class Offirer, II-III; 5min!- ity, I-IV; Baseball, 111; Greek Armlemy, 111'; Christmas Nay, IV; K. B. 5., IV; X Club, HI-IV; Acolgvtbical Satiefy, H-IV. Bake is the strong man of the senior class and defies the entire school when it comes to wrestling, football, or any other sport. An excellent tackle on the foot- ball team and very modest as captain. Has one chief vice-an insatiable taste for a classic coiffeur. RICHARD BOEHMAN Did? Sarinh'tgv, I-IV; K.B. 8., HI-IV; Christmas Play, IV. When a great deal of humor is desired from any Latin or Greek sentence Dick is called upon. Hails from Northside and resents any mistaken identity as to residence. Fears juvenile diseases and has a super- stitious dread of Friday the thirteenth.

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WILLIAM ADAMS Bill Class Ofl'ccr, IV; Dunc: Cammilree, IV; Track, I; Debating Club; Ring Committee, IV; Golf, I; Snu'ulity, I-IV; K. 3.8., IV. Bill lives beyond the heights of Covington, commonly called Fort Mitchell. Delights in swift, skillful driv- ing trips between Cincinnati and New York. When wanted may usually be found driving a new Ford sport roadster in Price Hill. Voted the best dressed senior at St. X. High. EDWARD ALICH Erlrlif Sndall'ty, I, IV; Acabmbicnl Sncicty, I. An excellent basketball player of the noon-tide league. His superb shooting enabled 4-C to be runners-up in the local tournament. Eddie hails from Westwood and does more than his share in maintain- ing its prestige. LEE BACKSMAN Lee Svtrality, I-IV; Cbrixtmns Play, IV. Lee is One of the most outstanding standard bearers 0f the Blue Grass State. When not found cutting a figure on his motorcycle, he may often be seen at the wheel of a big blue Auburn. Serious and sedate, but full of good-Will and hospitality. EDWARD BALKENHOL Duh? Clan O$cm3 l,- Sodnlity, I-IV; Football Manager, HI-IV; Basket- ball, 11!; Conqueror, III-IV; X. A. 21..y Hl-IV. Eddie is one of the best iiked boys at Xavier. Is per- fectly at home with 21 basketball in his hands. Has mastered the art of making strange sounds issue from his throat without moving his face, and is always conspiring with Montgomery against the teachers.

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7 K 0 HL , . N E; 2' h? W, JOHN COTTINGHAM Tillu Euskcrball, JII-IV; Clan Officer, HI; X Club, IV; Trade, IV; Sadnh'ty, I-IV; Debuting Club, 1V. Till is a tall handsome blonde from Avondale. He attained a regular berth on the varsity basketball team and used his height to great advantage on the indoor court. Very accomplished in the rites of Terpsichore and quite adept in instructing the teach- ers how to instruct. FRANK DALTON Frankieu Sadulity OEiccr, IV; Sozlulity, I-IV; Greek Academy, HI,- X-Ray, IV; K. 3.3., IV; Drmcc Committee, IV. Frank is the school artist and much of his time is spent drawing up posters for this or that activity. He labored long and arduously in drawing up the various sectional pages of the present X-Ray. De- lights in juvenile pranks of all sorts and takes a great interest in indoor. HOWARD DEHONEY Half, Sarlalny, I-IV; Elocution Contest, IH-IV; Graph Academy, 111; K. B. 5., IH-IV; Christmas Play, IV; X-Ruy, IV. Howard is 4-A,s champion speaker and can ramble 0H immense speeches to the astonishment of himself and every one else. Will probably occupy a soap-box in later years and harangue the Socialists. Not often heard in class, and then only to contribute some very witty remark. LAWRENCE DULLAGHAN Lari-JW Greek Armlemy, III; Football, III-IV; K.B.S., IV; Trark, IV; Christina: Play, IV; Class OHircI', IV. Larry is a handsome young man whose curly locks are said to cause beautiful maidens to swoon on sight. He takes an awful razzing about his Schnozzolaf but refutes all such statements by his brilliant play- ing in both football and basketball. 953 22 igh-