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

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Deye, Walter C. tiTippyii Honors IIIV; Golf HIIV; Student Council IV; Sodality LIV; XlRay IV; Class Officer II; Scrivener IIaIV. One of the brain trusters of IVzA. A quiet fellow Who takes his golf as seriously as Grogan does his boats. Delights in catching verbal pitches from McKee and hurling them back red hot. Mfippyia seems to be headed for success in the world of high finance. Dorger, Louis H. iiLittle Looieb Choir I; Swimming I'III; Sodality LIV; Acolytical Society I. A happy individual Who dispenses smiles liberally, Lou takes reasonable pride in his antique bon mots. Hums latest tunes for unappreciative classmates. Favorite pastime: pin games. Doyle, John H. iiJohnny,i Honors II'IV; Chesterton Club IV; Sodality H'IV. Johnny has been one of the first honor students every year since his entry at Xavier High in his sophomore year. He has the last word on auto mobile science and we look for him to be a second Henry Ford. Duffey, John R. iiChesty Sodality IeIV; Class Officer 1; Student Council IV; Senior Debate. One of the lads from Price Hill who aspires to be an attorney or a politician. iiChestyii constantly prepares himself for these professions by arguing the topics of the day with any unfortunate he corners. Duffy, Robert F. itBob Sodality I'IV; Acolytical Society IeHI; Football 1; Class OH'ieer 1; Bowling IV; Dramatics IV; Honors II. Bob is the Benjamin of IVIB and yet he undoubte edly knows more about motors than any of his fellow classmates. Can perform the remarkable feat of eating while he rides the pony and both in the middle of class. Page Twenty-m'ne

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Chambers, Edward C. Nap , Bowling IV; Senior Play IV; Choir IIIH; Sodality 111V. One of IVICs followers of Thespius, Ed sparkled in his role in The Bat. Always a good sport, Nap is often seen in battle royal With Dorger and Ryan. His snappy witicisms have kept many a class in high glee. Favorite pastime: pouring grape pop on Dorgefs head. Clark, John L. Jack,, Sodality LIV; Football 1; Acolytical Society IIIII; Basketball Manager II. Inseparable companion of the Duffy lad, stellar participant in intramural basketball was he. Quiet and unobtrusive, John makes an ideal Xavier student. Clark, Leo F. Stooge Sodality PH; Track LII; Dramatics IV; Band IIIIV. IVrBas contribution to the Kampus Kapers, Stooge came back to us from Campion after a yeafs ab sence. His greatest ambition is to become an in! surance salesman. Has a jovial sense of humor coupled With an excellent disposition, hence is well liked at Xavier. Clark, Russell N. Russ , Honors IIIV; Debating IV; Scrivener IIIIV; Chesterton Club IV; Sodah'ty LIV. Russ is a scholar and a hard worker who her lieves in a time and place for everything. Always ready, yea, anxious for an argument on political issues, he promises to become a great civic leader. The Debating team next year Will miss Russ1 no end. Crone, Paul E. ccTwerpu Sodah'ty IIIV; Honors I. Important member of POBD, Paul has gained many friends. Possessor of a contagious smile. His record as a bowler qualifies him as Xaviefs chief pinboy. Favorite pastime: humming in Class. Page Twenty-eight

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Foy, Robert G. 1:11;. 477?; ' ' Elsaesser, Alphonse J. Sodality LIV; Football I'H; X.A.A. HI; Honors I'HI. wThe Mad Physicistii of IVrA, bl is indeed a disgruntled figure When encountered during the early Monday morning class. A chap of great am! bition, A1 is destined to be a gentleman of great culture. Agriculture to be exact. Favorite past! time: 61bOW'f18Xing. $5297 Fahey, Albert J. tiAP, Bowling IV; Sodahty I'IV. A quiet IVIC beauty, A1 is a natural baseball player of no mean ability. His efficiency on the diamond is only hampered by his shy nature which prevents his going out for the teams. Foulk, Charles F. ttBuckb Football IIII; Band I'IV. Businessman in the bookstore tgyp'jointi, pal in Classroom, and ever ardent supporter of all that is Xavier. Charley can claim a host of friends. Rel cipient of many quips, Charley thwarts his tori mentors with an uplifted eyebrow and placid smile. eMaxe Honors IIIIIV; Acolyte IIIII; Choir IeII; Sodality LIV; Band IIIV. One of the friendliest lads to be seen around our campus, Max always bears a smile and a tale of the night before. Commonly found arguing the con of T.V.A. he is never ever seen alone. Favorite pas, time: long phone calls. Fuller, Donald M. iiBig Boyii Bowling IV; Sodality I'IV; Choir IIII; Honors 1. Don is one of the biggest men in IVrC. Always seen in a different car. He is the erstwhile star of the noonIleague basketball games, now relegated, ostracized, and otherwise discarded to the little gym tminor leaguesi. Poor Don s prowess goes thtlils unrewarded. Habitat tusuallyi: Walnut Hi s. Page T hdrty