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

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Ea GEORGE MAHER ' Georgy, Sadaliry, IV; KAB.S., IV; Chriihrms Play, IV; Busclm , IV. Although Georgeis name coincides with that of the Principal, no special privileges have arisen from the similarity. George has been with us but one year and has used that brief time to great advantage. Is the regular first baseman on the ball teamV WALTER MAYER Waltii Hamlin Captain, 1V; Baseball, Hl-IV; SodaIity, I-IV. Walt is the best natured youth in 4-C. His greatest ambition is to be a wrestler. One of his daily feats was bouncing Cottingham from wall to wail as a preliminary Warm-up for greater game. Encounters great difficulty in restraining his fingers from chalk and erasers. CHARLES McHUGH Mac Sadmiify, I-IV; K. B. 5., 1V. Charleyk hobby is,mechanics in general and Fords in particular. Finds it the hardest task of the day to pry himself loose from his private lab, and turn his steps schooiward. Not that he despises school, but that he loves his workshop more! Beware, Einstein! JOHN MEYER folamzyii 011th Cammitfea, 1V; Sodaiity, I-IV; K. B. 8., IV. Johnnyis pleasant personality, found to be impreg- nable after a four year bombardment, has earned for himself a well deserved niche in the hearts of his comrades. His chief ambition is to usurp Mr. Glenn,s position and return to the school as a teacher of Lingua Gallicaf, -...,,:f 2 8 +395,

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FRANK KUI-IL Frankll Swimming Captain, IV; Swimming Team, IILIV; X Club, III-IV; Sndulilgv, l-IV; K. B. s.,m.1v; Greek Arndcmy, 1; Senior Play, IV. Frank is a modern Xenophon. N0 Greek form or translation can scare him, for he has them all packed away and indexed somewhere in his brain. He hid his light under a bushel until the Swimming Team came along, and then proved his prowess to such an extent that he was elected captain. LAWRENCE KUHLMAN Larryll Sorl'rtiuy, I-IV; Elucm'ian Context, 1; Christmas Play, 1V; K. E. 8., Ill-IV; Greek Arudemy, 1H; Conqueror, HI-IV; X-Rny, IV; Inter- Srlzalash'c Latin Contest hijh-d plural, IV. Larry is the man with a thousand faces with which he delights in frightening small children. Was one of the big reasons Xavier retained the Latin cup this year, and was also responsible for the sport writeuups in the Conqueror and X-Ray. THOMAS LETT Tamil Saa'ul'ity, l-IV; Dramatirs, l,- Teunis Caitlin, IV; Tennis, -IV; Greek Academy, 1; X Club, IV; K.B. S., 1V. As co-captain of the tennis team, Tom has served the school well. Is well known in 4-B circles for his wise remarks and his unusual humor, which is responsible for the former. Can act serious and sedate in class just as though he meant it. FRED LORENZ Frerlll Sodalily O$cen 1V,- Sndnlity, l-IV; Acnlytbical Sacluty, I-IV; Baud, HI-IV; Greek Academy, 111. Fred is another Sodality officer and delights to breeze into the office with an abstracted air about him prome ising great business. Attracted much comment about the yard when taking pictures for the Annual, some favorable and some otherwise. Lets OH excess energy by his very proficient trumpet blowing in the band. g ti la .ng 27 lg .

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6E DONALD MONTGOMERY D07? Editor of Conqucrnr, IV; Editor of X-Rny, IV; Intnr-Scbalnstic Latin Cantust fmcnnd platej, IV; Conqueror, ll-IV; X Ray, Il-IV; Greek Academy, HI,- K.B.S., IH-IV; Sadulity, I-IV. Don is the boy who excels in everything-English, Latin, physics, chemistry, and causing the teachers to lose sleep in devising means and methods of contro- verting his mischievous wayst Kept St. X. on the Latin map, and ran the Conqueror and X-Ray in grand style. His chief delight is upholding the great free state of Kentucky. ELMER MORAN Paul Soriah'ry Ofiter, IV; Sodality, .T-IV; Greek. Academy, 111; Track, IV; FoatbaH, IIl-IV; K.B.S., IV; Clan- Ojiiccr, 1V; Debating Club, IV; Saniar Pluy, IV; Damn: Cummings; 1V; X. A. 11., III-IV. Paul is a handsome young man from Price Hill, whose wavy auburn tresses and sunny Irish personality have been the hope and desolation of innumerable fair ones. Played on the football team and was a member of ail athletic, social, and what-not organizations and committees. WILLIAM MORGAN BillD Sodn'lity, I-IV; K.B. 3., IV. A Chicago-bred lad, and ergo, a quondam friend of the now obsolete Al Capone. Resides, at the present writing, in Westwood, Where he has endeavored to instruct the nativese-without succeSSein the various uses of usoup and pea-shootersf A great player of the noon league! ROBERT MUEHLENKAMP Butclf Dam-c Committee, IV; Sedality, I-IV; K. 3.8., IV; Debuting Chub, IVV 4-CJ5 pilot of the noon league, both basketball and indoor. Coming from the great city of Newport and daily crossing the broiling Ohio has developed his brawn. Altho he was one time known as Bobbie Jean, he delights in appearing dour and disillusioned. C6? ngEAE --a-a:-i 29 faw-