St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1942
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The Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Two X-Ray, published by the Senior Class of St. Xavier High School, Cincinnati, Ohio . 71w stag Editor-in-Chief: James T. Gruber Assistant Editors : Charles A. Weber Roland G. Wintzinger Associate Editors: Donald J . Glaser Lawrence W. Janszen Charles F. Shields Thomas C. Spraul Theodore C. Thepe Harry D. Wagner 2 4 9 1 f U u Ou ml To you, Mother of God, Mary, the Immaculate Conception, Patroness of America, we consecrate our minds and hearts, grown here at Xavier in the knowledge and love of your Son, for His glory. for your honor, for Americds strength. And if we face a world black with fear and smelling of hate and death, we face it seeing a Light stronger than all darkness, knowing a Love stronger than all hate or fear, filled with a Life too strong for deathethe Light and Love and Life that came to us and forever comes through you: Christ, Godts Light to us; Christ, God,s Love for us; Christ, our Life! M, cm W To Father James L. Colford of the Society of Jesus, our Principal, the devoted friend and counselor of every St. Xavier High School student, we the members of the graduating class, gratefully and affectionately dedicate the Annual of nineteen hundred and forty two. '11 m IQ GD 0 :11 Id REVEREND JAMES L. COLFORD, S.J., Principal -. . , -.;, :' thzrnaqb; 4m ngymeW' f in $ WJIWZ 6.an 4mmad m W W, W 99,9991? mum ! anmK 4v- r Ma. m, 410M Gould M w W 711anla 'Zfau fwd pajama emf pdaanmed of the 1942 X- Ralf Mr. William Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Albers Mr. Roy Baduck Mr. Abe Baumring Mr. and Mrs, H. Barloh Dr. and Mrs. F. X. Lowell Baurichter Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Bechtold Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bender Rev. Juvenal Berens, O.F.M. Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Bissmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Blaney Mr. Robert H. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Busken Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cassinelli Mrs. E. C. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. John H. Colonel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Cone Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cullen Rev. Joseph Dauwe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Deiters Mr. and Mrs. John R. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Edrich Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Erhacher Mr. H. Evers Mr. and Mrs. John F. Peck Mr. and. Mrs. H. F. Fevrier Mr. and Mrs. John J. Finan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fischer Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Glaser Mrs. Joseph Glassmeyer Mr. J. Paul Geoghegan Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse N. Gruber Mr. Joseph E. Hardig Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Hartke Mrs. B. J. Hausfeld Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heringer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hermes Mr. William H. Hey Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hils Mr. and Mrs. John Hils, Jr. Capt. and Mrs. E. J. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Huerkamp Dr. J. Homer Huschart Dr. Omer J. Jasper Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Janszen Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kappelhoff Mr. Harold P. Kelley The King Family Mr. Sig Kreigsman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Lampe Mrs. Henry Leesman Mr. George A. Leugers Mr. Ambrose H. Lindhorst Mr. Leo Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. William A, Maggini Mr. and Mrs, E W. Mersman Miss Gertrude Metz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mueller Mr. and Mrs. M. Muelenkamp Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mullee Mr. and Mrs. George J. North Mrs. Elizabeth CTConnell Mr. Francis J. Olberding Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. O,Meara Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O,Meara Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ott Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Plunkett Mr. Edward H. Quebbeman Mr. Joseph A. Quigly Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rana Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Raterman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rieckelman Mr. A. Riedinger Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Robson Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Schmidt Catherine Shields Marguerite A. Silva Margaret Singler Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spieker Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Stagamen Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Stautberg Dr. and Mrs. Carl H. Stricker Miss Adelaide Temmen Mr. and Mrs. George Tenoever Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Thepe Mr. and Mrs. George A. Walther, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Weber Mr. and. Mrs. Lula Weber Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wehner Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Wetterer Mr. John A. Wiethe Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Willmes Mr. and Mrs. George J. Wintzinger Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wissman Mr. and Mrs. C. Wittekind Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Witemyre Mr. Edw. M. Wurtzler Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wurzelbacher Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zoellner A Friend Page 16 HlangllzeWay... DEDICATION CAMPUS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES A DAY AT XAVIER ACTIVITIES SPORTS To fashion others into the form of Christ! . . . The means are diverse; the end is one. No member of the faculty thinks his labor worthwhile unless he has communicated Christ; no student has been educated at his hands, who has not received Him. Page 18 7118 4601414 Page 19 4mm, THE PRESIDENT . . . Very Reverend James F. Maguire, S.J. Reverend James L. McGeary, SJ. Chaplain Page 21 Reverend Wilbur J. Flynn, S.J. Assistant Principal Latin Religion Reverend Leo C. Cunningham, S.J. Superintendent of Buildings Reverend Raymond B. Walsh, S.J. Treasurer Procurator Reverend Richard J. Brown. S.J. Algebra Religion Reverend Francis A. Bittenz, S.J. Latin Religion Public Speaking 4mg? Reverend Thomas J. Bryant, SJ. English Geometry Reverend Joseph E. Dell, S.J. English Religion Moderator of Fathers' Club Moderaior of Chesterton Club Reverend Frank T. Dietz, 5.11. Reverend Latin John B. Cullinan, 8.6. English History Religion Religion Moderator of Mother's Club Moderator of Airplane Club Director of Athletics Reverend Eugene J. Daly, S.J. Algebra Reverend John E. Mahoney, S.J. Latin Greek Sociology Religion Moderator of Senior Debaters Page 22 Reverend Ladislaus A. Majerowski, Laiin Religion Moderator oi Junior Sodality Sacristan Moderator of Patna Mission Socieiy Reverend Albert J. Sammon, S.J. Greek Religion Page 23 Reverend George E. Shea, SJ. Latin Religion Algebra Student Counsellor Moderator of Senior SOdality Reverend John F. Reardon, S.J. Member, Staff of Jesuit Mission! Reverend John L. Uhl, S.J. English Sociology Religion Moderator of Aposlleship of Prayer Moderator of Kampus Kapers Reverend Edward L. Wieber, SJ. Latin Religion Moderator of C. S. M. C. 4acull'4f Mr. Paul R. Huber, SJJ. History Reverend English Charles J. Roemer, S.J. Algebra German Moderator of Camera Club Mr. Mark A. Finan, S.J. Latin English Moderator of Choir Moderator 0f X?Ray Mr. William B. McMahon, S.J. History Aigebra Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Moderator of Band and Orchestra Mr. John A. Hardcn,S.J. History Algebra Commercial Arithmetic Moderator of Campion Club Business Manager of XRay Mr. John V. Mentag. S.J. History Civics Moderator of Athletics Page 24 Mr. William H. Berdan, SAT. Latin Moderator of Athletics Mr. Jules J. Toner, S.EI. English Moderator of Scrivener Coach of Tennis Team Moderator of XARay Mr. John J. Brennan Chemistry Plane Geometry Geology Page 25 Mr. William J. Shanley, SJ. English Moderator of Athletics Mr. James P. Glenn French Public Speaking Moderator of Dramatics Director of Weak Link Mr. William Marcaccio Physics Trigonometry Analytic Geometry Mr. J. Harry Moore Registrar History I Commercial Law Public Speaking Mr. John R. O!Leary Advanced Algebra Economics History Trigonometry Mr. Thomas E. McCann Athletic Coach Instru ctor in Physical Educa on Mr. Frank Dowd Director of Band Mr. G. B. Sippel Track Coach Page 26 Page 27 G I L L U 'W CARTEL? mm VHLLIK: GALL SINN NU; ' MFA ttThe proper and immediate end of Christian education is to cooperate with Divine Grace in forming the true and perfect Christian, that is, to form Christ Himself in those regenerated by Baptism. . . . For the true Christian must live a supernatural life in Christ . . . and display it in all his actions. . T tPius XI, On the Christian Educa- tion of Youth.'? To form Christ in ushthat has been the aim of our faculty. To them we speak no easy words of gratitude here; but we shall have deeds here- after! Page 28 Page 29 OW Left to Right: Don McCarthy, Vice-President; Robert Wissman. Treasurer; Charles Heringer, Secretary; Paul Lincoln Mitchell, President. Page 30 Joseph P. Adams C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodd1ity 3, 4. John M. Albers C. S. M. C. 3; First Honors 1; Second Honors 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Soda1ity 1, 2, 3, 4; Footba11 I. 1, V. 4; The Weak Link 4. Carl J, Albertz C. M. S. C. 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4. Paul A. Bardon Baseball 3, 4, Edward B. Barloh First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4; Football R. 2, V. 3, 4; Go1f 4; Band 1; Choir 3. John A. Bechtold Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3; Fast Honors 1; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4: Sodahty l, 3, 4; BasebaH 2, 3, 4; E1ocution 1; Band 1, 2: Choir 2, 3. N icholas A. Besse C. S. M. C. 1; Second Honors 1, 2, 3; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Swing Band 2, 3; Concert Orchesira 3, Harry A. Blaney C. S. M, C. 3; FUSE Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Soddhty 1, 2, 3, 4; G0113, 4; Chrlstr mas Play 1' Chesterton Ciub 4; Choir 1. Page 31 Robert K. Brungs K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; SodaIiTy 1, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, William H. Bruns Second Honors 2; K, B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Soda1ity 2, 3, 4. Richard T. Cassinelli C. S. M. C. 3; K B. S. 3, 4; Sodaliiy 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Hugh D. Cavanaugh K. B. S. 3, 4; Sedahty 4; William H. Bley Aco1yie 1; K, B, S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahiy 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 1Drum Major 3, 4;; Orchesira 2, 3; Swing Band 2, 3, 4. Joseph A. Bova C. S. M. C. 2; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 3; Swing Band 3, 4; Choir 1. Robert B. Brockman First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; K, B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; BasketbaH R. 2; The Weak Lmk 4; Choir 4. Charles A. Brungs Aco1yie 1, 2, 3; Flrst Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; K. B, S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodallfy 4; BasketbaH 1. 2; Chelr 4. Robert J . Chalfani Aco1yte 4; C. S. M. C, 3; K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodaiiiy 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4, Ralph W. Chambers C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; Firsi Honors 1; K. B. S. 3, 4; Scdali1y1,2, 3, 4; Focfball V. 3, 4; The Weak Link 4; Chow 3. Thomas A. Cone C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 2, 3; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahiy 1, 2, 3, 4; FootbaIl R. 1, V. 2, 3; Tennis , 2, 3, 4 1CC-Captelin 41; Track E. 2; Choir 3; X4C1ub 2, 3. James E. Connelly Acolyie 1, 2, 3; 4; C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3; Second Honors 1: K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodali y 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1. John C. Connelly Robert M. Deiters FJrsi Honors 1; 2, 3; Class Honors 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 2, V. 3, 4 Debating 4; X. A. A. 4. Robert J. Dorger K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 4; Basketbeil R. 1, 2, V. 3, 4 Manager 41; Football R. 1, 2, V. 3, 4; Track 3; Kampus chers 4. John G. Dunn Second Honors 1, 2, 3; Class Honcrs 4; K. B. S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Scdahiy 1, 2; Fodbdll R. 2. William J. Peck C S. M1 C. 3; K. B, S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sociahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Elocutlon 1 1Meda1ist 11; Character Impersonations 2; Camera C1ub 1, 2; Choir 1. Omer J. Feldhaus Second Honors 4; K, B. S. 4. Howard T. Fevrier K. B. S, l, 2, 3, 4; Sodailty 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 2. John S. Frentzel First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3 4, K. B. 51 2, 3, 4; Sodah'ty 1, 2, 3, 41 Fred H. Edrich K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Football 1, 1, V. 3, 4; Chmr 3. Robert B. Ellis C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; K. B. S, 3, 4; Sodallty 4; 1:001de R. 2; HRoom Servme Slage Manager 11; HJourney's End 1Staqe Manager 31; The Weak Link 1Sfaqe Manager 41; Camera C1ub 1, 2; Kdmpus Kapers 4 1Editor 41; Studen? Counc11 1. Stephen Elsaesser K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodahty 1. 4. Herman C. Erbacher C. S, M. C; 2; Firsl Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Soddhfy 1, 2, 3, 4:1:001bd111. 1; Golf 2 3, 4; Debating 2; Band 2, 3. Larry B. Gale Second Honors 4; Sodall'ry 4. William A. Geoghegan Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3; Ciass Honorsxl; Fast Honors 2, 3; Second Honors 4; Basketball R. 2; EIocufion l; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4. C . Edward Gibbons Class Honors 3; Fwst Honors 4; Sedalify 3, 4. Frank J. Gilligan C. S. M. C, 3; Class Honors 1; First Honors 2 Second Homers 4: K, B. S. 3, 4; Sodallty l, 2, 3, Basketball J. l, E. 2; Footbdl! V. 3, 4. Harry J. Gilligan Acolyte l; C. S. M. C. 2, 3; First Honars 1; Second Honors 2, 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. l. R. 2 Kjdpfdin 2J, V. 3, 4; Fooibdll I. l, R. 2, V, 4; X-Club 3. Donald J. Glaser Acolyie 2; C. S. M. C. 3, 4; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Sodality l, 2, 3, 4; Debatmq 4; Camera Club 1; KSCz'ivener 4 Ukss't. Editork HX-Edy 4; UKdmpllS Kapers 1, 2, 3 KCOVEdLLor 2, 3,3; Student COLmCil 2; Chesterton Club 4. Robert A. Glassmeyer Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S. M. C. l, 2 3', Second Honors 1; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sagidlity 1, 2, 3; BasebdilLl 4. Arthur C. Greene Seccnd Hmms 1. K. B. S. 4: Sog'niity 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Fuqe .33 Richard W. Hartke C. S. M. C 1, 2, 3, 4; Second Honors 1, 2; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodalify 1, 2, 4; Football 1?. 2, V. 3; Band 1. Lawrence G, Hauser C, S. M. C. 2; K. B, S. 3, 4; Scdahiy 3, 4; Airpiane Club 3; Camera Club 2; Choir 1. Neil J. Hayes First Honors 1; K. B, S. 4; Sodality 4. John G. Heekin Paul A. Grimme First chcrs 1; Second chcrs 2; K. B. S. 4; SOdalitY 4; Foofball R. 1, 2. James T. Gruber C. S. M. C. 4', First Honors 1, 2, 3; C1ass Honors 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodahiy 1, 2, 3, 4', Camera Club 2, 3, 4 1Presideni41; 11SCriven9r 3, 4 tphcfc Edlfor 41; Choir 4; XRcy 4 tEdiicrriwChieU. Albert G. Harmeier, Jr. Acolyte 1, 2; C. S. M. C. 3: K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodality 1, 3, 4; Band 1. Ned J. Harnishfeger K. B. S. 3, 4; Sedamy 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert J . Heintz C. S. M. C. 3; First Honors 1; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; BdsketbaH R, 2. emmer C. 3; Flrst Honors 3, 4; C1655 Honors 1, 2; 1, 2, 3, 4; Soda1ity 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basket- 1. 1, R. 2,- FootbaH E. 2; Character Impersonations 2, 3 1Meda1isi 2, 31,- Elocution l; Choir 1, 4; Student Counci1 1. Paul W. C. S M. K. B, S. 1 Charles J. Heringer Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4-; C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3, C1ass President 1, 2, 4; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Basebd1l 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball R. l, V. 2; FootbaH R. 1, V, 2, 3, 4 thptam 41; Chou 1, 2, 3; X-Club 1, 2, 3. Frank J . Hermes First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4; FootbaH 1, iManager 11; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cancer? Orchestra. 1, 2, 3; Swing Band 1, 3, 4. Henry C. Hils CA S. M. C. 3; Second Honors 1; K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodahty 3, 4; Foorde E. 2, V, 3, 4; Tennis 3; Track V. 3, 4 1Captah: 41; Choir 3, 4-. Leonard R. Hils Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; F1391 Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodalzfy 3, 4; BasebaH 3, 4; Foot- ball R. 2; Characier 1mpersoudIiot5 2, Ralph E. Ho ffrogge K. 13.5. 1, 2, 3, 4', Soddiy 1,2, 3, 4;Track1. 1, 2, 3, V1 4. James A. Honekamp K. 13. S, 3 4: Ssdgifiy 4. Lawrence Janszen C. S. M. C. 3, 4; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera C1ub 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1. 1; MScrivener 3; X-Ray 4; Choir 4; X. A. A, 3, 4. Robert Kappelhoff Sodahty 1, 2; BasebaH 2, 3, 4. Elmer J. Kokenge K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Scddlny 1, 2, 3; Basket ba111. 2. Alan W. Lang C1ass President 1, 2, 3: K. B. S. 3, 4', Scdahty 3, 4; FootbaH R. 2, V. 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4 1C0ACapiam 41; Track 2, 3, 4; Choir 3; X7C1ub 2, 3. Leo J. Huerkamp, Jr. Acolyte 1, 2, 3; C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3: Second Honors 2; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodah'fy 1, 2 1P1'efec1 21; Football 1. 1 1Co-Captam1; Elocution 1; Student Council 2. John A. Huster Second Honors 1, 2, 4; K. B. S. 3, 4. T. Robert Huth First Honors 2, 3, 4; K. B. S. 3, 4; SOda1i1y 2, 3, 4. Ralph A. Jacob First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K. B. S. 4; Sodaliiy 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Swing Band 2; Concert Orchestra 2, 3. Harold B. Lidin . K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scdahty 1, 4; First Honors 1, 2; ; C. S. M. C. 3; Acolyte 1; Track 4. Charles R. Lorenz K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sedahfy 1, 3, 4. Anthony J. Lucas K. B. S. 1, 2, 3; Sedamy 1, 4; Track 4: Football R. 2. Raymond A. Lutter Second chorg 2; K. 13. SA 2, 3, 4; Sodomy 2, 3, 4. William J. Luttmer Secend Honors 1, 2; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3; FUDH'JEIH V, 41 Donald W. McCarthy C, S, M. C. l, 2, 3; K, B, S. 2, 3, 4; Class Presidem 1, , 3, 4; First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; Sodahty l, , 3, 4; Baseba112; Weak Linkj' 4; Student Counml 1, Mtdtd J. Harry McDonald Second Honors 2, 3; Camera Club 2, 3, 41 R. Patrick Maggini C. S. M. C. 4; Class President 3; Second Honors 4; K B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodamy 1, 2, 3, 4; Chou 3, 4; Swmlminq Nanaqezi 3, 4; Chrlsmms P1ay l; HKampu KJpEI'S 4. g Page 39 James Morrissey K. B. S. 2, 3, 4. Roy Joseph Moser Second Honors 1, 2, 3, , 1, K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4; FootbaII E 4. 4: V, Thomas Moser Second Honors 1; Swimming 1. 2, V. 3, 4 1Co-Cdp- mm 41. Robert D. Mullee Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; C S. M. C. l, 2, 3; Class Premdent 1; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4 Wrefect 41; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketbail R. 2, V. 3, 4 1Co-Capidin 41; 170011331: R. 2; XClle 3. Charles D. Magness C. S, M. C, 3; K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3; Baseb5112; BasketbaH R. 2; Football 1. 1, E. 2; Track 3, 4. Paul G. Martin Second Honors 1, 3; X-Club 2, 3; Sodahty l, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3 1Captam 41. Edward W. Mersman, Jr. C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 1, K. B. S, 2, 3, 4; Sodalify 1, 2, 3, 4; Foorball 1. 1; Track 2; Golf 4. Paul Lincoln Mitchell, Jr. Class President 4; Semor C1558 Pre :dem 4; First Honors 1, 2, 4; Class Honors 3; K S 1, 2, 4;Footba111. 1, E. 2, V. 3, 4 ton Club 4; X-Ciub 3. B1 . 2, 3, 4; Sodahty Elocution 1; Chester- : Robert J . Mueller C. S. M. C. 1, 4; K. B S. 4; Track 4; Soddhty 1, 2, 3, 4, Richard G. Niklas First Honors 1, 4; K. B, S. 3, 4; Sodality 4. George F. North C. S. M. C. 4; First Honors 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; K, B. S. l. 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; 'WVeak Link 4; Band 1, 2; Chow 2, 3. Joseph E. CTConnell Acolyie 1, 2, 3, 4', C. S. M. C. 3; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4. Thomas R. O,Meara Second Honors 1, 2; Choir 4; K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Sojality 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Francis Olberding Flrst Honors 1, 4; Second Honors Sodalzfy l, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1. 2, V. 3, 4; Track 4Managezj 3, 4. PP QJW Robert Ott C. S. M. C. 3; Sodahty 3, 4. William A. Plunkett K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodality 4' Fosiiizl E. 2; Band 1. Robert G. Robson C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahfy l, 3, 4; Elocution E; Chow 2. John Roettele Second Honors 2; K, B. S. 2, 3, 4; Scdalaiy 1, 2, 3, 4. John 1' . Rogers K. B. S. 3, 4,- Sodalify 3, 4;Fooiba11l. 2. Joseph Charles Rosemeyer Second Honors 4', K. B. S, 4; Baseball 2, 4. John H. Rana C. S. M. C. 3, 4: First chcrs 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4: Social ty 1, 2, 3, 4;Choir1, 2, 3, 4; Fcotball .Manager 3, 43; Debeiing 4,- Elocuhon 1. Herbert J. Raterman Fire! Honcrs 3; Second Hanors 4: K. E. S. 4; Sodality 3. 4; Tennis 4; Debating 4. Robert J. Reilley Charles J. Rieckelman ACT yte 2, 3, 4; Firsi Ecrtcrs 1; Seccnd Ecncrs 2; K. B. S. 3, 4: SOdley 3, 4: XvChZD 3: EasI-Letzcll W l R. 2, V. 3, 4 .CC-Ccptsm 41 Gerald C. Royce Acolyte 1; K 1313. 41 Robert H. Saalfeld C. S. M. C. 2, 3; K. B. S. 3, 4; Soddhty 3, 4; F001bc111 E 1C1riam 21, V. 3, 4 Tennis 2; Flrsi Honors 1; SECCIId Honors? 14 3 4, X C1111? 3; Chair 3; 13558116114 Donald Schirmer C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; Class Presniem 1; Second Honors 1; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodah'iy 1, 3, 4; FOC1bd11 1. 1, V, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Chen 1, 2, 3; X-Chzb 3, 4; Base- 1:11.113, 4. Leonard H. Schmidt K.B.S. 1,2, 3,4;804'161111371, 2, 3, 4. Fred V. Scholten Second Honors 1; K. B. S, 3, 4; Track 3; Debatmg 4. Donald S. Shafer SCddHy 3, 4; Fcci13a11 V. 4; BasebaU 3, 4. John J. Sparks Honors1; K. B. S. 1, 2 3,4: SOC1:1111y1 4; Ba 587 13, 4; Chnshnds Play 1; Char 1. Robert Spieker C 5 M C: Charles Louis Sweeney Sodaliiy 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4 Captain 41: X-Club 1, 2, 3. George J. Tenoever C, S. M. C. 3, 4; Flrst Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; SodaHy 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 4; Chesterton Club 4; Band 2, 3, 4;. Concerf Orches. a 2; Choir 4; Swing Band 3, 4. Theodore C. Thepe Aco1yfe 2, 3; C. S. M. C. 4; FUSE HQ K.B.S.1, 2,3, 4;Soda11ty1, 2, 3 4; Camera C1ub 2, 3, 4', XARey' 4-. Enno J. H. Thuss Secozizi Hanan 4. J. Harry Stagaman C. S. M. C. 4; Fwst Honors 2; Second Honors 1, 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty l, 2, 3, 4: Debating 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 2; ChOLr 4. Gene B. Stautberg ACO1yte 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S. M, C. 4; F1rst Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 4; BdskeibaH 1Manager 2, 31; Chan 1, 2, Robert J. Steiger C. S. M. C. 4; First Honors 1, 3; C1553 Honors 2, 4; K. BS. 2, 3, 4;Sodd1ttyl, 2, 3, 4; Debating 4; Chester- ton C1ub 4; 11Kampus KapersH 3. Charles F. Steinmetz C. S. M. C. 1, 2, 3; K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Sndahiy 1, 2, 3, 4; Footba'd R. 2; Track 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Studen! Coun0112. Frank A. Trau K. B S, 3, 4; Sodahty 3, 4; HWeak Lmk 4; Second Honors 3, 4; HKampus Kapers 4, Elmer Paul Veneman Firs'r Honors 1; K, B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; BaskezbaH 11 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 2, 3; Organisi 2, 3, 4; ChCEI 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Bimd 2, 3. George A. Walther C. S. M, C, 1, 2, 3; Find Honors 1, 2, 4; Class Honors 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sedalify 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseba1l 1Manager 3, 41; BasketbaH 1, 1, R. 2, V. 4; Student Counml 2. Charles A. Weber Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; C. S, M1 C. 3, 4 1Presiden1 41; C1555 Presldeztt 1; Second Honors 1, 2; K, E. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Sodamy 1, 2, 3, 4; Character Impersonations 2, 3; Elocufion 1; ChesterTon Club 4; 11Kampus Kapers 1, 2, 3; HScrlvener 4; X-Ray 4; Studem Council 1. George F. Wetterer K, B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodahty 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2; Studenl Ccunci1 2. Roland G. Wintzinger First Honors 4; Class Honors 1, 2, 3; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Scdelity 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Debating 4; Chester- Tcn C11213 4; Kampus Kapers 1, 2, 3 4CO-Edi10r 2, 31; Scrivener 3, 4 Editor 41; XrRay 4. Robert H. Wissmann Acolyte 1; C1835 Pregldeni 4; C1355 Honors 1; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; Sodalliy 1, 2, 3, 4; BasketbaH 3, 4; Track 4; Weak Lmk 4; Camera Club 1; Choir 1, 2. Charles A. Witemyre C. S. M. C. l, 2, 3; F1r51 Honors 2; Second Honors 1, 3; K. B. S. 2, 3, 4; SCdd111Y1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer LeedeI 2, 3; Trafk . I, V. 2; Chczz' 1, 2. Melvin C. Wittekind First Honors 1; K. B. S. 3, 4; Sodality 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2. Paul Witte Robert M. Wurzelbacher First Honors 1, 2, 4,- Second Honors 3; K. B. S. 4; Sodality 1, 3, 4; Baseball 4,- Football I, l, R. 2; Track 4: Chesterton Club 3, 4 11-1081 41. J ohn P. Yee Class President 2; First Honors 1; Class Honors 2: K. B. S 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseba112, 3, 4,- Basket- ball I. 1, R. 2, V. 3, 4; Football I, 1, V. 2, 3, 4 Co Captain 41; Track V. 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Studen! Council 2; X-Club 2, 3. in MM RAYMON D M. OCONNELL Although we are now just starting on the road to our goals, Ray O'Connell has already reached the highest possible goal. He loved this life, but had a greater love of life everlasting. His going was a loss to us, his classmates, but the way he went is an inspiration. To his mother and twin brother, we offer our deepest sympathy, and pray God to comfort them in their sorrow. Qo$peecl Qfou fuzm Me Wmfem to Me 0W Class Presidents Left to Right, First Row: Richard Cronin, 33; Thomas Farrell, 3D; Thomas Geile, 3A. Second Row: Thomas Conway, 2B; Robert Rosenberger, 1F; John'Donnelly, 20; Robert Gerdsen, 1B; Roy Barlage, 1D. mHI-EIDIGUDIFUQFUWUZG Page 48 Left to Right, Bottom Row: Joseph Sahomakert James Singer, William Johnsoch, Donald Byrruyky Charles Hafnef'c, William Hohak, William HardingK Donald Meyer, Donald Nerswick. Second Row: Richard Stahl, Emeran Tillafk, Robert Redexdt, Jack Mendel, Eugene Hueyak. John Leugers. Herbert StegmanK Jerome TenBieng. Third Row: James Gutmanic, Richard Stengerii, John Hinklerai, Patrick MoonJ, Jerome Coffeyai Arthur Green, Charles HoganK Donald Schinnefk, Jack Eger. Top Row: Donald Morwesselag, Robert Cassidya Robert McGraw, Robert Arnzensg, Paul Egan. An asterisk W; afier a name on pages 4955 Inclusive, indicates Firs? or Second Honors at Semesier. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Joseph Lammers, Donald Strassel, Jacques Deprezzk, Denis Casl'fi, Louis YaussK James Rochefk, Frank Brink, Francis Sweeney , John Larkini Second Row: Jack Vonder Muelen. Harold Langerfk, Paul Imwalle, William Keatings:, Daniel Wenke, Thomas Bowling, Francis Dorgefk, James Bechtoldg'i Third Row: William Malone, Robert Conway$, George Deidesheimerai Marion Ross, Edward Kuerze. Robert GerdsorW, William Wulftanget Lawrence Listerman, Joseph Bechtold. Howard Schedel. Joseph Schoepf, William Eversae, Absent: Thomas Gardner. Left to Right, Bottom Row: George Sereyi Paul Heintik, Donald FischeriZ Michael Matraciaa Jack C'yla'sefk1 Frank Keegan, Jude Hoeper, Donald Boland, Joseph Oulahan. Second Row: Ralph Maser, Richard Gay Eugene Baiting, Frank Hustmyer. Albert Bischoffgk, Philip Hocl-HZ Charles Romesz, Frank Johnson, James Reilly. Third Row: John Glenng: Robert Potterig, Thomas Leibold, Thomas Shafer. Joseph Bova, Richard Riordant James Ahern. Top Row: John Scahill1 Harry Hoxbyg , Robert Ramler. Daniel Stricken Jack Huppertzgs. John O,Gara. Donald Forman. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Anthony Pasture, John VVilliamsx:1 Joseph Broderick;g, Edward Whelanx. Thomas Buckak, Richard Wenstrup. Robert Volpenhein, William Bechtold, John Farrell? Second Row: William Arnoldak, Robert LukowskyK Donald Carvefk, Eugene Driscolls'i Michael HerscheW, Thomas Crane, Rodney Flottman, Robert Bachman$, John Bruemrnefk. Third Row: John Pendery, Donald Riesser, Joseph Moran, Jerome Hessig. Stanley Goetz, Walter Remke. Stanley Meyersi Raymond Scheringeri Richard Geiger. Top Row: Jack Furlongi'e, John Cooper, Paul Wuebblinf , William Besl. Bernard Foppyg. Robert Steinkampi Absent: Otto PerryK Paul Schrichte? Left to Right. Bottom Row: Frank Olding, Robert Kanterig, Victor La Porte, Lawrence Fosteraw, Urban Taphorn. James Donahuei Richard Menset Thomas Daly, William CunP'. Second Row: Joseph Kuhlmani Jerome Wilke, Campion McPartlandi Henry Kenkell'i Herman HohnhorsH, James Stress, Daniel Stuntebeck, Robert Schildmeyer. Third Row: Eugene Koesters$i Robert Bell, Norbert Overberg, Charles Summe, John Nurrejk, George Jutze, Daniel Chalfanf'c, James Patezdc, Thomas Finn? Top Row: Jerome Fagelyi, Eugene Bussmani George Dornbach, Roy Barlagekt, James Fitz- patrick, Eugene Berkemeyerik, Edward Himmler, Norman Nugent. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Earl Dellerman, Walter Harmeier, Eugene Rogers, Raymond Thomas, Clifford BrungsI John Finn, Raymord Kern, James Rueve, Edward McMahon. Second Row: John White. Reese Williams, Arthur Fischer, Robert Dugan, Lee Kasley. Roland Bollman, Lawrence Bau- mann, Jack Stress. Third Row: Arthur Boger, Donald Schloemer, Joseph Bruns. James Ryan, Chris Erhart. Ralph Ruwe. Top Row: Harold Mathews James McJoynt, Robert Rosenberger, Leonard Wescott, William Collopy. Absent: Robert Gavin. Richarcl Pels. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Donald Blaneyt John Cunningham, Harry Wagner, Albert Brueneman, Walter Siemer, William Steenken, William Holtzleiter, Gabriel Mulligan, Robert Fischef'z, Second Row: Joseph Lorenz92 James Pharof Theodore Nleyerxa Edmund HogarC'i Robert Gellenbeckyk. Paul Gormarfka Raymomi Timmermani Stanley Mauntel, Malcolm Wehner. Third Row: Donald Crowell, James Crusham, Robert Mondiek, Henry Millefk, Paul Bogenschutzi, Richard Eissmeyer, Harry Herbst$y Leo Broeringai Top Row: Robert Jacobsik, Thomas McClorey, William Duffeyt John Kopp, John Colonel, Shelley Moore, James Weber. Absent: Arnold Corsmeiefk, Thomas Rielly. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Adeeb Misleh, Bernard Kathman, Lawrence Lampe'k. Richard Ashburn, Glenn Pauly, Richard Robinson, Thomas Robben, James Disque, Robert ThiemannK Second Row: Robert Cunningham, JaCk Schwegman , Edward WeymarW1 John Donnellyaz, Francis Brinkman. Roger Driscoll, Lawrence Muethimg, Robert Kramerf Edward Giuliani. Third Row: Leo Buse, Edward Breitenbach, Thomas Nenningerak, Thomas Jackson'JF, George Rr-nierrnarW1 John RicheE'K Neil Quill. Top Row: Robert Creed, Wilfred Gubser, Paul Behrends, Paul Buddeic, Donald Frankik. Donald Doud? Absent: Clement Buengerik. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Albert Lyking Ralph Hittner, Thomas Conwayf Paul Jacob, Paul Waltherak, James Rippe1 John Scheper, Roland Hautz, William Trame. Second Row: James Cutter! Otis Schulte, Edwin Wesselmanii William Lucas Charles Pohlman, Joseph Gronotte. Charles Gir- mann, Albert Boehmeri Third Row: Robert Verkamp, Thomas Dierkefky William Thamanak, Louis Martin, Gregory Holtman$, James Knecht, Alvin FanthorpE George Burns, James Creed. Top Row: Arthur Neyii John Buse. John Albersf George Kochgi James Brockmanik', Vincent Sanzoneii, Earl Boehnen Arthur Leesman. Absent: Erwin Mehlenl-Iampai James Poland? Left to Right. Bottom Row: William Lantz, Robert Ostholthoff. Richard Spieker. Eugene Imbus, Poy Wong. Charles Durban, Robert Cullen Second Row: Franklin Girmann, James Burkhart. Urban Knue. Jerome Burkhart, Raymond Pohlabeln, Carl Dotterman. Third Row: Thomas Rueve. Mark Fox. Eugene Hines. Robert Burbrink, William Vonasek. Top Row: Joseph Tenoever, Theodore Feldmann, Clement Hilsii, James Punch? Left to Right, Bottom Row: Eugene Lockwood$, Charles Dellerman, Edward Schuermarfk, Willard Small, Donald O'Donnell, August A. Matracia, J. Harry Moore? Second Row: Earl Baskerw, John Hart, Anthony Mattscheclw1 John Jaspers, Joseph KeenanK Paul Suefk, Eugene Riestenberg, Raymond Buse, Robert Waitergk. Third Row: Patrick Adams, James McKeownak, John Huscharfk. Thomas Spraul, Patrick Shafer. Norman Spahn, Thomas Geile, Raymond Deitscl'vkY Elmer Flaigak. Fourth Row: Richard Willmesi Edward Tracyt William Splainag, Charles Zimmer, John Wachter. Robert Kaelin, William Goddard. Absent: John Duffey. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Robert Felthaus, Harry Purcell, Patrick Hayes, Carl Donisi, John Leibold Thomas Creed, James Collins, Paul P'allazzc3la7k1 Phillip Mangione. Second Row: Paul Gilday, Jack Kenning, Richard Wilda Joseph Holmes, Joseph Summe, James Kentrup, Robert Schnedl, James Brauch. Third Row: Andrew Gilligan, Lawrence Reinke, Edward Davis, Paul Breitholle, Ralph Poirotg7 Edward Depenbrock. Top Row: Harold Heekin. Jack Shoepf, Carl Stegmarn Robert Costello, Joseph Homan. Absent: Leonard Grate, John Kuhlman, John Moran. Left to Right, Bottom Row: Norbert Ouebbeman. Paul RuttererK Jerome Norton, Alfred Besl. John Meyers, Louis Werdman, Richard Hagee$2 Joseph Taske. David Korb. Second Row: Richard Remke. Michael Sause. Thomas Baiting, Louis VonLehman, Louis Brinker, John Dehore, Rohan Kelley. Top Row: Richard Cronin, Clifford Mueller. Ralph Bunke, Lawrence Romes, Joseph Schmidt, Raymond Jung, Richard Niedenthah, Robert Rutermiller, James Berningt Absent: Henry Behrendsl Robert Bertke, Albert Bientz, John Miller, Robert O'Brien, William Volpenhein. Left to Right, Bottom Row: John Hoppenjans, Philip Schneider1 Charles Shiels, Clarence Dorger, John Geisenjy, George Knoppe, Joseph Huber, Robert Ney, Chester Silva, Richard Vonderheide. John Longik Second Row: Robert Ratermann, George Brown, John Sandhas, James Carlin, Robert Riesser, Thomas Farrell, Richard Packard, John O'Leary. John Manley, Richard Tenoever, William Creed. Third Row: Charles Kessing, Robert Brunst, John Brand, William Schambach, Robert Mersch, Ward Williams, Jack Hobam Donald IJaIU-zyezmk Edwin Stengeral Thomas Eilerman. Top Row: Arthur Staut- bergsi, Joseph Trimpe, Sylvester Busken, William Powers, Robert Niklas, William Strunk. Herbert Pieperak. They Viz'ip in. Recess. 4. ' What do we r1eed?'1 . 10:15 HWhafs cooking? 5. Go unto the altar of God. H 6 7 . . . and now. for homework. . Twelve dclock reach. . Communion Mass. We hail thea Francis Xavier. . 'Smi1ing morning faces. wan?! w am! $5 mi; Wt gww 11. The Campus. 12. HTalking it over. 14 They pour out; 13, Who knows it? 15. Extra-curricular activities. 18. Jug. l7. nActive: and Passive. 18. A smoke. a chat. and a tune.' 19. K. K. producing. The true Christian does not re- nounce the activities of this life; he does not stunt his natural faculties; but he develops and perfects them, by coordinating them with the super- natural. . . f-Wius XI, g011 the Christian Education of Youtth Page 58 W 4 1m M m aw, As the soldier drills for battle, as the athlete trains to get into condition for the contest, the Xavier Seniors get into shape to run the race of life, drill to ttfight the good fighf' in Chrisfs army, by going through the HSpiritual ExercisesH formulated by Ignatius Loyola, the soldier-saint. Under the guidance of experienced directors, in surroundings where thought is unhampered by distracting interests and prayer AIJ Au Q comes more easily, the students listen to the call of the King, study how they most gallantly serve under His standard, and draw courage for the battle from contact with their Captain and King, Jesus Christ. This is the high point of spiritual training for Xavier Seniors, their three-day retreat at the Jesuit Retreat House at Milford. Reception of Candidates Early in the school year, the Sodality of Mary prepared to add another year to its traditions. Being the oldest organization at Xavier, it has more members than any other activity. Over one hundred new enrollees, who openly profess Mary as their Patron, were accepted into Her Sodality. a 4HHE'FUOUJ Page 62 : Organizations such as the Catholic Students Mission Crusade, and Knights of the Blessed Sacrament, function as branches of the Sodality. Frequent Com- munion, visits to Chapel, and Catholic Action in general are aims held high by all Sodalists. : 636$; Left to Right, First Row: Paul Hemmer Vincent Sanzone Robert Mullee, Prefect Earl Bosken Second Row : Tom Dierker John Donnelly Leo Broering Robert Fischer Donald Blaney Left to Right, First Row: Edward Tracy, Ralph Bunke, Gene Stautberg, Robert Kaelin, Arthur Stautberg, Charles Shiels, Gene Lockwood. Second Row: John Huschart. Robert Mullee. Leonard Hils, Charles Weber, William Geoghegan, John Jaspers. Every morning at the altar Calvary is ttlntroibo ad altare Dei.' renewed in the Divine Sacrifice. This hour is the heart of Xavier's school day, and no one shares more intimately in its treasures than our servers. At the altar, they not only represent the laity, in making the responses, but substitute for the clerics who bear the name itAcolyteh by title of Minor Orders. They of all students, in virtue of their office and. of their presence at the altar, are closest to Christ and to His priest. Page 64 Left to Right, First Row: Norbert Quebbe- man, Donald Blaney, Donald Byrne, Richard McGraw, Clifford Brungs, Jude Hoeper. Second Row: Robert Geisen, Robert Cunningham, Clement Hils, Vincent Sanzone, Charles Shiels, Richard Willmes, Daniel Stricken Third Row: John Ranz, George Tenoever, Harry Stagaman, LaWe rence Janszen, Roger Driscoll. James Gruber, John White. In the Middle Ages, when sculptors, archi- tects, painters, tradesmen, statesmen, and students of universities, all formed one great choir, lay participation in the Mass and other functions of the Liturgy was at its highest. It has been the heart's desire of the last three Popes who took the name Pius, that this cor- porate praise of God in song, be everywhere revived. The members of the Choir have been answering that desire. Left to Right. First Row: John White, Lawrence Janszen, Charles Weber, Donald Glaser. Lawrence Lampe. Second Row: Vincent Sanzone, Thomas Dierker, Robert Geiger, John Donnelly. Gene Driscoll, Robert Schildmeyer, Robert Geisen, Robert Fischer. 71w catholic SW Mm em The Mission Unit of the Sodality, functioning under the auspices of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade has. by devotion to the Queen of Apostles1 completed its campaign of prayer, study and Sacrifice for the spread of her Son,s Kingdom. Emphasis on prayer brought many to Mass and Communion for the Jesuit Missionaries laboring in India. Toward the end of the year, a. discussion group on the Mass was begun with a view of under- standing the greatest of prayers and to widen the prayer horizon of each member. This yeafs spirit of Sacrifice carried on the beautiful tradition that has always been a great part of a school with the name of Xavier. Page 66 Page 67 3mm Glad Limited to ten Seniors and one Junior who desire to further their knowledge of the fine arts, the Chesterton Club opened its discussions this year with the life and works of Dr. Samuel Johnson and con- tinued with authors and novels of each period of English Literature up to the present. Poetry and poets were the main topics during the second semester. The ntakeup and art of poetry, music, sculpture, painting and architecture were of prime importance. From this the members learned how to appreciate and judge these branches of art. The Catholic influence on the writers was stressed and shown through their works. Left to Right, Sitting: Robert Spieker. Roland Wintzinqer, Robert Wurzelbacher, Charles Weber, George Tanoever. Standing: Harry Blaney. Theodore Thepe, P4 Lincoln Mitchell, Donald Glaser. Robert Steiger. Left to Right, Sitting: George Tenoever, J. Harry Stagaman, Herbert Raterman. Frank Tran. Stand- ing: John Ranz, Jack Wachter, Robert Steiger, Fred Scholten, Raymond Buse, Donald Glaser. Roland Wintzinger, Thomas Spraul, Robert Deiters, Edward Tracy, Gene Lockwood. Intramural and houtsideha debates, blackboard studies in debating logic and weekly practices in argumentation under Father Mahoney and Mr. Hardon, S.J., were the routine for the two debating societies. Our junior organizationhthe Campioniteshgives promise of making debating an outstanding activity at St. Xaviefs. The year's high- light was the fine showing made by the Senior Debaters in Chicago at the Jesuit Interscholastic Tourney in early April. Left to Right, Sitting: Robert Thaman, Roger Driscoll, George Koch, John Schwegman. Standing: Robert Fischer, Wilfred Gubser, Lawrence Lamps, Edmund Hogan, Donald Blaney. James Pharo, William Duffey, Thomas Rueve. Sitting: Robert Spieker, Donald Glaser, Roland Wintzinger tEditod , Charles Weber. Standing: James Gruber, Charles Shiels. SW Xaviefs literary publication, the nScrivenelwI serves to stimulate student interest in writing by offering an outlet for their productions. Featured in this yearts ttScrivener was a Senior symposium, revealing a cross-section of the graduates, hopes, fears, and ambi- tions, as they prepare to leave high school and take up a new way of life in the army. navy, office, factory, or university. Another feature that drew attention of the students was the smash- ing editorial on reading and writing. To stimulate interest in writing, the ttScrivener!, sponsored a writing contest with cash prizes offered for the best short stories, essays, and verses. Sitting: Eugene Lockwood, Robert Ellis EditorD, Robert Dorger, Frank Trau, Donald Blaney. Standing: Wilfred Gubser, Donald Frank, Patrick Maggini, Thomas Spraul, Charles Shiels, George Koch, Edmund Hogan. Kampus Kapers , known more familiarly to the students and friends of St. Xavier as K. K.',, this past year observed its fifth anni- versary as a member of the high school publications family. Published semi-weekly, Kampus Kapers!' keeps the students W11 the know,, concerning the various phases of extra-curricular activities, in addition to carrying running accounts of the principal athletic contests. Page 70 KW Page 71 This year saw a complete change in form of the ttKampus Kaperst, e-the usual news articles being supplemented by snappier, more interesting feature columns. Outstandirig- among these was the editorial column, HKomment by Kasual . II'he editorialsibrief, spirited comments on some phase of school life-were well handled by Editor Robert Ellis, who just this year turned his hand to writing for ttK. Kf' Two other feature columns also commanded the interest of the student body: ttSnooperi', in which Donald Frank brought to light many items of personal interest to members of the student body; and the very informal ttDoc Says,, column, presenting the wise obser- vations and predictions of one John t'Doc Albers. Changed also this year was the format of the paper. The old two- column style was replaced by avthree-column form thatiemployed full-page headlines. The general improvement and modernization of the ttKampus Kapers', was due almost entirely to the timely suggestions, untiring efforts, and excellent advice of Father John L. Uhl, S.J., who just joined the school faculty this year. 71w Zfeaadaok Make'u The little glory it brings is hardly worth the work entailed in edit- ing a yearbook-unless the book be an expression of our ideals. We think those ideals supremely worthy of print and picturization. hThrough Mary to Christ. We began with Mary, on our invoca- tion page, and we pictured Christ throughout, as our ideal, our goal. If this impression, made by metal, wood, and ink, find its way into our hearts and the hearts of our fellow-students, we rest satisfied. Left to Right. Sitting: Charles Weber tAssistant EditorL James Gruber Editorqa Roland Wintzinger mssistant EditorL Stand- ing: Thomas Spraul, Donald Glaser, Lawrence Janszen. Theodor! Thepe, Charles Shiels. Absent: Harry Wagner Olsso- ciate Editorsh . Page 72 Ralprihambm Thug Luzpm . 662521 of me ngag M; .7942 Fm 60mm; Mm Wuhan :Duda Phrino Grange nmlh 4W1 Plum Think Tau bands Larwn Robert mm: Mr. J. P. Glenn and his proteges, producing Allan WoocPs mI'he Weak Link , scored another hit before a capacity crowd in Poland Memorial Hall. Eugene Lockwood, Robert Wissman, and Frank Trau, playing the comic roles, had an appreciative audience laughing throughout the evening. George North, John Albers, John Leibold, and Ralph Chambers as the ttheavies'a carried off their parts convincingly. Malcolm Wehner. Robert Brockman, and Don McCarthy popped on n and off the stage with the greatest of ease. Mr. Glenrfs capable direction was evident. The effective setting was the result chiefly of the work of stage manager Robert Ellis. The St. Xavier Bands continue to live up to the high standards set by the bands of previous years. They contributed their share of color to the football games and to various other special occasions. They enjoyed a successful year because of their cooperative spirit and their willingness to labor long and hard with their able direc- tor Mr. Frank Dowd. U x0 m M 1; Drum Major: William Bley. Bells: George Jutze. Left to Right of A: Frank Hermes, Victor LaPorte, Jerome TenBieg, J. Harry Stagaman, Donald Fischer, Ned Harnish- feger, Vincent Sanzone, James Gutman, Roy Barlage, Ted Feldman, Leo Kasley, William Cuni. Charles Steinmetz, Harry Herbst. Louis Werdmann. Left to Right of V: Mr. Frank Dowd, Joseph Huber, Juseph Bova, James Ryan, Anthony Pasture, Reese Williams, John Glaser, William Arnold, George Tenoever, John White. Robert Ver- kamp, Joseph Tenoever, Jude Hoeper, Robert Schildmeyer, Patrick Moore, Eugene Rogers, Thomas Dowling. Left to Right, First Row: Thomas Dowling, Patrick Moore. Joseph Bova, William Splain, Ralph Poirot, John White. Ted Feldman, Leo Kasley. Second Row: James Roche aVIanagerL Louis Werdmann, Frank Hermes. George Tenoever, Arthur Fischer, Vincent Sanzone, Norbert Overberg, William Bleyu Paul Palazzolo. Today the camera winks his sharp eye on every walk of life. Every family has its treasured photo-album; every business concern has its photographer; every camp and every battleship has its corps of camera experts. Hence the Camera Club,s activity, in the dark room, where pictures are developed, as well as outside where they are taken- pictures of school life, of games, of scenes visited on the ttoutingst'. The annual owes several dozen pictures this year to the skill of Camera Club members. Left to Right, First Row: Albert Bischoff, Robert Steinkamp, Richard Wen- strup, Denis Cash, John Glaser, Frank Keegan, Arthur Green. Second Row : Roy Barlage, Thomas Buck. Robert McGraw, Jerome TenBieg, Robert Potter, Harry McDonald. Third Row: Carl Dotter- man, John White, Edward Weyman, Lawrence Janszen, Daniel Stricker, Tom Dierker, Herbert Stegman. Fourth Row: Neil Quill, James Gruber- tPresidentL Ted Thepe. Donald Frank, Vincent Sanzone. Page 76 intheHm Page 77 The Airplane Club tools: its place among the activities of the school for the third year. As before, its chief aim was the fostering of interest in model building la useful interest at all times but especially so in war timesl. The club was not very active during the first part of the year, chiefly because the group was largely made up of Freshmen unacquainted with the clubls procedure. Of late, it has become more active, and is now conducting a contest, which will continue late into the school year and, according to all indications, will prove a great success. 3w OFFICERS Dr. J. Homer Huschart ......... President Mr. Bernard H. Eilerman. .Vice-President Mr. Albert J . Bechtold ....... ,' . .Secretary Mr. Robert B. Trame. e . . . . V . . . ,Treasurer DR. J. HOMER HUSCHART. Presxdent TRUSTEES Mr. James C. Arata Mr. Charles A. Cronin Mr. Arthur J. Conway Mr. J . Robert Geisen Mr. Oliver L. Creed Mr. Clifford J. Holmes Mr. Richard W. Willmes The purposes of the Fathers Club are manifold, but we may list its essential objectives as the creation of a better understanding be- tween Father and Son, an ardent devotion to the school of their sens1 choice, and a spirit of camaraderie among the Dads themselves. The Father's Club again sponsored: a Skating Party, the annual never-to-be-forgotten AII-Xavier Moonlight Boat Ride on the Ohio, at Boxing Night for the benefit of the under-grads, and assisted the Mothers' Club in the May Fete, at which Mr. J . Harry Moore very capably fulfilled the arduous tasks of May Fete chairman. Page 78 Malheu In its customary role, the Motherst Club continues to cooperate at all times with the faculty in its earnest endeavor to instill in the boys that feeling of understanding, loyalty and Catholic action, which have become so necessary at this trying period. During the past year. the Mothers, Club has given a Student Dance, Card Parties, and in conjunction with the Fathers, Club sponsors the May Pete, the pro- ceeds of these undertakings making possible various improvements. During the season of 1941-42 there has been organized a Red Cross Unit for the purpose of sewing, knitting, making of surgical dressings and also a class for First-Aid instructions. OFFICERS Mrs. Richard W. Willmes .......................... President Mrs. Charles A. Witemyre ............... First Vice- President Mrs. Carl A. Buse ..................... Second Vice-President Mrs. J . Harry Moore ............................... Treasurer Mrs. Charles L. Branch .................. Recording Secretary Mrs. Edward R. Plunkett ............ Corresponding Secretary Mrs. James H. Bennett ........ tRetired in Decembert Auditor Mrs. Harry E. Blaney .................... Uprointedt Auditor DIRECTORS Mrs. Herman A. Erbacher Mrs. Howard F. Fevrier Mrs. Lee A. Kappelhoff Mrs. Cornelius J. Keating Mrs. J05. B. Ratermann MRS. RICHARD W. WILLMES, Page 79 President SPORTS! A word . . . VICTORY! that to anyone to couragem-is between child- humility added hood and grave fare, in which spells so much spiritual war- magic! Who is fitted for the there who does is thus better not love close 0115 defeat. He games; a last- and a courage- minute win?-A humble victory goal in educa- the habit of 3 tion is to im- games acquires press on youth while enjoying Christ,s like- American youth ness. But that natural basis. impress always boy . . . a strong supposes something in every Page 80 Face 81 Bottom Row: John Ranz tManagerL Thomas Geile, G.; Fred Edricht EL; Alan Lang, F.B.; tCo-Captaird; Richard Cronin, G. tCo-Captain elch; Lincoln Mitchell. T.; Robert Saalfeld. Charles Zimmer. E.; Frank Gilligan, E.; Joseph Summe, T.; Richard Tenoevert E. ; Clarence Henry Hils. E. Third Row: John Albers, G.; George Ratterman, Q.B.; Robert Rutemiller. Edward Barloh, T. ; Ralph Chambers. T. ; Donald St. Xavier opened the 1941 football season with a veteran backfield and a solid, but untried line. When the first game of the season with Hamilton Catholic came around, Coach McCann had fashioned a formidable team; and the Conquerors, led by Co-Captains Yee and Heringer swept on to a 32-0 victory. Invading Covington Holmes. St. Xavier won the second game of the season, 13-6, in a very hard fought battle on a rainsoaked field. Sparked by Lang,s 95-yard run, St. Xavier drove on to a 13-0 victory over a stubborn Walnut Hills Thomas Farrell, C. KJo-Captain electh John Yee, H.B. Co Captainh Charles Heringer, Q.B. T.; Richard Willmes Managem. Second Row: Thomas Spraul, H.B.; James Collins. H.B.; Dorger. G.; Robert Ney. E. ; William Powers, H.B.; Roger Driscoll, C.; Joseph Gronotte. F.B,; H.B.; Thomas Eilerman, T.; William Luttmer. ?.B.; Richard Wilde, T.; Robert Dorger, E.; Shafer. H.B.; Harry Gilligan, C.; John Long, H.B. eleven. The next opponent was Norwood, and the Conquerors hard charging line and fast backfield won handily 36-0. Riding on the crest of four victories, St. Xavier finally met defeat at the hands of a heavy Dayton Fairview team 12-0. Although they lost this game, the Conquerors rolled up 12 first downs to none for Dayton Rebounding from this defeat, St. Xavier hit the peak form of the season and. crushed a supposedly strong Roger Bacon team 34-0. Playing in the annual Catholic League Double Header, St. X defeated an inspired Purcell u em II team 13-0. On Thanksgiving morning St. X crossed the river and and skinnecl the Bellevue Tigers 7-0. Then came the heartbreaking 0-6 defeat at the hands of our Catholic League rivals, Elder. This game was bitterly contested, and the tide turned against Xavier when an Elder back, in punt formation, missed a bad pass from center, picked up the ball and ran 75 yards for a touchdown. The season was very successful from a percentage standpoint, 7 out of 9 games won. But we feel sure that with a few breaks Coach McCann would have led his team to an undefeated season and a Cham- pionship. usingle fawnwhae' Charles Shiels. Joseph C, Bova, James Earning, Paul Gilday. Page 84 Standing: Denis Cash tManagerL Bottom Row: Paul Jacob, Thomas McClorey, Robert Gerdsen, William Evers. James Pharo, Gregory Holtman, Barnard Kathman, Frank Hust- myer, Robert Rosenberger. Second Row: Clement Buengar, Harold Langen, Donalci Frank, Reserves Walter Siemer, Raymond Timmerman, Arther Nay, William Thaman, Edward Kuerze. James Knecht. Third Row: Edward Giuliani. Albert Boehmer, James Poland, Louis Martin, Joseph Kuhlman. Richard Robinson, Clement Hils, Francis Dorger, Mr. Berdan, SJ. Juniors Bottom Row: Robert Cassidy. Donald Morwessel, Donald Byrne, Charles Hafner, Charles Hogan, Patrick Moore. Second Row: Bernard Schreiber ManagerL Jerome Coffey, Leonard Westcott, Marion Ross, Thomas Shafer, Mr. Shanley, S.J. Third Row: Joseph Oulahan. Donald Meyer. Jerome Fagel, Jack Williams, Walter Harmeier. Pagel85 Sitting: Robert Deiters, F.; Earl Bosken, G.; Robert Mullee, F. tCo-Captaim, Charles Rieckelman, C. tCo-CaptainJ , Harry Gilligan, G. ; Herbert Pieper, F. Standing: Robert Dorger tManagerL George Ratterman. F.: George Walther, G.; Jack Connelly. 0.; Robert Wissman, F.; Charles Heringer, G.; John Yee. G.; Clarence Dorger tManagerJ. nNo great prospects, this year,H was the thought of most Xavier students at the opening of the basketball season, Honly three lettermen return- ingf, But Coach Tom McCarm had a surprise in store for the followers of the Blue and White. Combin- ing the returning lettermen with the best of last year,s reserve material, he fashioned a cool, scrappy team, that barely missed the championship when it lost the two most important games with the Champions, Purcell, by the slim margins of one point and two points. Co-Captains Bob Mullee and Charley Rieckel- man led the team with unfailing spirit. Mullee, high scorer in the league, and nRed Gilligan, a dependable guard always and a flashy ball handler, won All-City honors. George Walther, Earl Bosken, Herb Pieper, and George Ratterman played spirited ball and the latter three became the nucleus of a team with championship hopes next year. x- min - -. 'uuwzugwa .5- I-J v Sitting: William Steenken, Thomas Robben. Paul Walther, Jerome Burkhart, Robert Ostholthoff. Alvin Fanthorp, Thomas Ca'oz-Lway Standing: Mr. Shanley. S.J., Donald Riesser, Thomas Dierker, John Riche. Lawrence Muething, Thomas Rielly, Robert Gerdsen, Richard Robinson, Edward Whelan. Donald Blaney ManagerL Sitting: Charles Hagan1 George Dornbach, Emeran Tillar, James Bussman, Robert Arnzen. Charles Hefner. Standing: Mr. Berdan, Sal. William Hoh, Donald Schinnen John Finn. Frank Keegan. Donald Meyeru Donald Morwessel. Joseph Oulahan. John Hinkler ManagerJ. For the fourth consecutive year the St. Xavier swimmers have splashed their way to the Catholic League championship. Outstanding among our trium- phant paddlers were Greg Holtman, Joe Summe, and Ed Schuerman. CHAMPIONSHIP MEET RogerBacon ........................... 67 Elder ................................... 22 Purcell 92 Xavier,,, .......V..........,.. ......104 Bottom Row: William Keating, Bernard Kathman, Richard Wilde, Joseph Summe, Edward Schuerman. James Pater. Second Row: Gregory Holtrnan1 Alan Lang, Joseph Huber, Edward Breitenbach, Richard Stenger. Bottom Row: Richard Hagee, Earl Bosken, Richard Wiide, William Splain, Charles Zimmer, Charles Magness, Eugene Lockwood, Joseph Summe. Second Row: Donald Frank, Robert Ney, Thomas Spraul, Richard Gay. Henry Hils, Roger Driscoll. Leo Kasley, Joseph Gronotte, Mark Fox. Edward Guiliani. Third Row: Bernard Kathman, Robert Verkamp, Paul Behrencis. George Burns, Gregory Holtman, Jack Brand, Alan Lang, Robert Rosenberger. William Ney, John Glenn, Jack Glaser. Left to Right: James Pater, Harry Blaney, John Bruemmer. Lawrence Muething, Herman Erbacher. Patrick Maggini, Richard Bissmeyer. Thomas Eilerman, Richard Olberding, Richard Gay, Donald Frank. Arthur Leesman. Bottom Row: Robert Chalfant, John Yea, Robert Mullee, Charles Heringer. Jerome Norton, Donald Schirmer, Arthur Green, Robert Kappelhoff. Second Row: Donald Shafer. Paul Bardon, Charles Sweeney, Roland Wintzinger, John Sparks, Fred Scholten. Charles Magness. Third Row: Jack Bechtold, Herbert Pieper, Joseph Rosemeyer, Robert Deiters. Bottom Row: Wilfred Gubser, Jack Albers, Jacques Deprem Jack Hinkler, Charles Hogan, Robert McGraw Donald Byrne. Thomas Conway, Jerome Fagel, Richard Robinson. Second Row: Charles Shiels. Herbert Raterman, Richard Olberding, Raymond Scherzinger, Roger Driscoll, Joseph Huber, Robert Ostholthoff, Thomas Buck, John White. Leo Buse. 0011 0n W4! 33th Left to Right: Richard Schnedl, Gene Lock- wood, Lawrence Janszen, Richard Biss- meyer, Donald Glaser. Richard Olberding, Robert Deiters. The promotion of School activities is the prime purpose of this organization. They do this most ably by selling and collecting tickets, by ushering at football and basketball games, and by donating their services whenever needed. During the course of the year the X. A. A. has made great progress, and is now a well organized unit. Page 92 Those who have especially distinguished themselves because of their outstanding ability in extra-curricular activities, who upheld in their several endeavors the true ideals of St. Xavier High School, and who maintain a good scholastic standing, are appointed to the Legion of Honor. The society has a further purpose of banding to- gether these alumni who fully understand and appreciate the ideals of a Jesuit education, and to impress these ideals upon their fellow men. Those boys who will receive the Conquerofs Award of the Legion of Honor are : JOHN A. BECHTOLD DONALD J. GLASER CHARLES J . HERINGER ROBERT D. MULLEE GEORGE J. TENOEVER ELMER P. VENEMAN CHARLES A. WEBER ROLAND G. WINTZINGER Page 93 Franklin and Charles GIRMAN N George and Joseph TENOEVER 4 r1 Albert M'EIER Walter an EAR Robert and Richard NIKLAS Jack and Donald GLASER Richard and Robert SPIEKER Paul and Robert HEINTZ Henry and Paul BEHRENDS Clifford and. Robert BRUNGS Thomas and John LEIBOLD William and Alhed BESL Henry and Clement HILS Louis and Thomas Charles and Joacph RUEVE LORENZ Walter and Richard Thomas and Charles REMKE BEITING John and Joseph V . . Charles and Earl BECHTOLD V DELLERMAN L CI d Harry arEHCe Charles and Joseph FIESEEBGAN Doggggrahcis Jerome and James SUMME BURKHART Joseph and John KUHLMAN Harold and Donald J3 d D niel LANGEN mes and Job bert an a STROSS n R0 QHRLFANT Robert and Donald RIEBSER Harry and Donald w I BLANEY Carl and Herbert Arthur and Gene STEGMAN STAUTBERG OUR ADVERTISERS We, the students of the Graduating Class, wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation to those who gave their valuable support to lee X-Ray. 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The J anszen Company CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: NlAin 0832 Grand and Spinet Complimenb' oj' PIANOS High Quality L 0 w Price Fwy Tenm' GROSS MUSIC HOUSE 1324 MAIN STREET R. L. BUSE CO. CAREW TOWER CINCINNATI, OHIO Controllem 0f Diwh'lferh' Product? DO YOU RENIEAVEBER FRESHlVlAN B 1939'! Top Row: Paul Nhlrtin, Charlm Hart, Charles Rieckeiman, Tlmmam Jlr'Kflrfrk, Charles XVeber, Lawrence Ianszen, hseph Huber, Robcn' Tmmc. Third Row:Gem1d Royce, William Bley, Roller! J'Imm. Frank Gilligan, Richard Hartke, Thomas Maser, John Husfel'. Scmmd Row: Robert Brungs, Iolm Yee, ioseph Adams, Juarelm Wagner, Frank f'acgllc, Frank Holt. Lincoln Mitchell, Theodore Thepe, Ffm'l Rom: Robert Wlurzelbacher, Rag; U'Canncll, George Wyallher, Ralph Hoffmgge, James Gruber, li'lnwl' Shard, Carl Alberiz. Page 106 Wet Basements Made Dry WEATHER PROOFED AND PRESERVED CONCRETE, BRICK, STONE, TERRA COTTA WESTERN WATERPROOFING C0. 1816 CENTRAL PARKWAY CHerry 5121 CINCINNATI, OHIO CHerry 3122 Z-A Bissmeyer, Richard A. 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W'adc zilatulfalw Dcalem 1255 WEST SIXTH STREET PArkway 0627 Tony Moeller Service Station Goodyear Tires, Prestolite Batteries and Accessories, Electric Vulcanizing 11 AND 15 WEST SECOND STREET Phone: CHerry 9590 GLASSES OF QUALITY AND PRECISION According to Oculfyt'y PrL-J'crr'plfund' SOUTHERN OPTICAL CO. 8 WEST SEVENTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO STIER1S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY LL'DLow AND CLIFTON AVENUES UNiversity 1662-1663 Cincinnati, Ohio ARROW PRESS CO. Prinfenr 0f the SCRIVENER 104-106 EAST COURT STREET FRANK FELDHAUS 81 SON CARPENTER AND BUILDER 729 ELLIOT AVENUE ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, OHIO Complimentr of A FRI END ComplimentJ of A FRIEND PETER RIDDER QUALITY FOODS 660 NEAVE STREET WAbash 9686 Delivery Swath: The Willenborg Stationery and Printing Co. 214 EAST EIGHTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO MAin 0648 Complimenhr of A FRIEND Compliment; 0f THOMAS A. GALLAGHER Page 108 DO YOU REMEMBER FRESHMAN C 1939'! Top Row: Arthur Greene, Herman Erbacher, Donald NlcCarthy, Robert Brockman, Andrew Sclzullz, Hugh Cawmaugh, Leonard Schmidt, Thomas Nioser. Third Row: John Sparks, Henry Hils, Robert Heintz, Edward D'lersman, Richard Niklas, Paul Hemmer. Robert Glassmeyer, Ralph Chambers. Steam! Raw: Paul Bardon, Vincent Brennan, Thomas OJMeara, Lauz'J Sfeinle, IVill'L'am Kcating, Jalm Harrod, Robert Steiger, Frederick Scholten. Firm! Row: Harlod Lidin, Robert Jamar, John Albers, .NcllHach, Charles Brungs, Nlelvin Wyittekind, Harry Blaney, Jamar Corcoran, Iames Connelly. 3-A Adams, Patrick C. D'laftscheck, Anthony J. Bosken, xV. Earl D'cheown, James I. Buse, Raymond L. Bloore, I. Harry Deitsch, Raymond H. 0,D0nnell, Donald L. Dellerman, Charles E. Riestenberg, Eugene C. Duffey, John T. Schuerman, Edward O. Flaig, Elmer WV. Shafer, XV. Patrick Geiie, Thomas AA Small, Willard L. Glaser, Iames V. Spalm, Norman P. Goddard, XViHiam E. Splain, XVilliam R. Hart, Iolm B. Spraul, Thomas C. Huschart, John H. Suer, Paul H. Iaspers. John H. Tracy, Edward I Kaelin, Ralph R. uYaChter, John A. Keenan, Ioseph E. XValter. Robert H. Lockwood, Eugene deV XVillmes, Richard XV, Dlatracia, August A. Zimmer, Charles A. Dlatracia, August V. Page 109 WIGGINS The Friendly Tavern FIFTH AND VINE FOR YOURA- Camerawilrlil! and movie lerfagraphic Jupplieu' Printing and Developing Phonograplr Record; Grading Cardw Come to The John L. Huber Company Photographic Supplies and Equipment Pan-American and Other Special Records 454 MAIN STREET CHerry 5650 Cincinnatiir Illaa'l Camplcle lelo Slam BECKER BROS. CO. QUALITY MEATS Compliment; of 942 MONMOUTH ST. NEWPORT A FRIEND 203 WEST SIXTH ST. CINCINNATI Page 110 FROM NEW YORK TO DENVER... PEOPLE WHO KNOW QUALITY BDHEMIAN BEER THE BURGER BREWING CCL. CINCINNATI. DHIU Eslablished1674 Page 111 Behrends, Henry I. Beiting, Thomas L. Berning, Iames R. Bertke, Robert H. Besl, Alfred B. Brinker, Louis B. Bunke, Ralph B. Cronin, Richard C. Dehore, Iohn R. Hagee, Richard G. Huber, Ioseph G. Iung, Ray F. Kelley, A. Rohan Kerb, David F. Meyers, Iohn A. Nliller, Iohn F. 3-B Flueller, Clifford I. Niedenfhal, Richarni F. Norton, Ierome H. O,Brien, Robert P. Quebbeman, Norbert P. Remke, Richard L. Romes, Lawrence E. Rutemiller, Robert A. RutteI'EI', Paul I. Sause, IWichael I. Schmidt, Ioseph T. Taske, Ioseph H. Volpenhein, William E. VonLehmen, Louis B. XVerdmann, Louis I. Brand, Iohn E. Brown, George E, Brunst, Robert A. Buskin, Sylvester I. Carlin, Iames K. Creed, VViHiam I. Dorger, Clarence A. Eilerman, Thomas C. Farrell, Thomas H. Geisen, Iohn R. Hoban, Iack E. Hoppenjans, Iohn XV. Kessing, Charles T. Knoppe, George B. Langen, Donald H, Long, John W. Manley, Iohn iVI. Mersch, Robert I. Ney, Robert E. 3-D Niklas, Robert I. OILeary, Iohn P. Packard, Richard H. Pieper, Herbert W. Powers, William D. Ratermann, Robert A. Riesser, Robert E, Sandhas, Iohn F. Schambach, XViHiam A. Schneider, Philip L. Shiels, Charles F. Silva, Chester A. Stautberg, Arthur L. Stenger, Edwin A. Strunk, IViHiam P. Tenoever, Richard W. Trimpe, Ioseph I. Vonderheide, Richard A. IVilliams, Eugene W. Page 1 12 Compliment; of From Truck T0 Bin IVE Put It InH Cincinnati Athletic Goods Co. Superi or Fu e1 641 MAIN STREET and Builders Supply C0- CINCINNATI, OHIO MAin 1910 Camplimen LP of Robert L.Humme1 1-D SUN-BEAMS, Walrlz H16 Senior Claww flu: Bwi of Luck in the Coming YearJ Barlage, Roy J. Kenkel, Henry I. Berkemeyer, Eugene A. Koesters, Eugene W. Bussman, James E. Kuhlman, Joseph L. Cllalfant, Daniel L. LaPorte, Victor E. Culli, William F. IWCPartland, Francis C. Daly, Thomas P. Mense, Richard H. Donahue, Iames T. Nugent, Norman N. Dombach, George I. Nurre, John W. Fagel, Ierome D. Olding, Frank H. Finn, Thomas E. Overberg, Norbert E. Fitzpatrick, James T. Pater, James V. Foster, Lawrence I. Schildmeyer, Robert P. Himmler, Edward G, Stress, James E. Hohnhorst, Herman A, Stuntebeck, Daniei R. Iutze, George A. Summe, Charles L. Kanter, Robert C. Taphorn, Urban L. Page 113 NABERHAUS A DOT FOOD STORE Groceries - Meats Fruits and Vegetables 4154 WEST EIGHTH STREET WAbash 9875 Camplimcnim 0f NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS C 0 m p lz'nzen fJ 0f A FRIEND The David 8K Hanser Music Co. Band Instruments Piano Accordions Radios Pianos If I'I'J 111:1.rical Wc Have It 416 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO CANARY COTTAGE 420 WALNUT STREET Feafuring Hot Corn Bread and All Southern DL'JheJ Complimenlw 0f BAVARIAN BREWING CO. Albers, Jack E. Boehmer, Albert B. Boehner, Earl H. Brockman, James R. Burns, George I, Buse, John E. Conway, Thomas I. Creed, James F. Cutter, James H. Dierker, Thomas R. Fanthorp, Alvin J. Girmann, Charles I. Gronotte, Joseph B. Hautz, Roland R. Hittner, Ralph G. Holtman, Gregory A. Jacob, Paul H. Knecht, James C. Knue, Urban L. Z-B Koch, George W. Leesman, Arthur E Lucas, William B. Lykins, Albert F. Martin, Louis H. Mohlenkamp, Erwin J. Ney, Arthur M4 Pohlman, Charles R. Poland, James E. Rippe, James A. Sanzone, Vincent J Scheper, Jack H. Schulte, Otis V. Thaman, William T. Trame, William F. Verkamp, Robert H. Walther, Paul P. Wesselman, Edwin A. Page 114 Bar! Ithrhecr 150 Me Sanford from l-F Congl'ahalatimw from Frank H. Sweeney C 0 m p limm tr 0! CHARLES HERRINGER HOTEL ALMS VICTORY PARKWAY AND MCMILLAN Colonial Kitchen 24-Hour Service Cocktail Lounge PeroneJe Dining Room DAN METERS, General zllanager BUSY BEE TAVERN 316 LUDLOW AVENUE CLIFTON Compliment; oj JOSEPH THESKEN POST OFFICE CAFE 502 MAJN S'I'REE'I' CHcrt'y 9550 vinm lnlrqu; Beam JAS. P. BOLGER COAL CO. 'Super Fuel Since 1895 ENQUIRER BUILDING CHerry 4760 Coal Coke Stoker Coal Page 1 15 DO YOU REMEMBER FRESHMAN D 1959? Top Raw. Thomas Cone, Robert Kuppelhoff, Roland XVintzinger, Anthon ' Third Row: Alan Lang, Charles Nlagness, Robert Saalfehi Sct'mm' Row; XVilliam Bruns, Stephen Elsaesser, Donald Glaser. Jolm I'wl'lwl Row: Gene Stautber , Julian Kokenge, Roller! Tt-Ily, oward Fevrier. Lucas, Jamar chadcr, George North, Frank Iol'm Dunn. Hermes, XVillizlm Plunkett. Kulu'umn, Paul Grimme, Robert Nhlllee Robert Robson, Leo Huerlmmp, Joseph ROSCmeyer C0129!'czluialfamrfr'om A FRIEND Page 116 The Falrleu'l Growing Paper Home I n Cincinnali. Call UJ' For Rewullw. Saalfeld Paper Co. CORNER OF SECOND AND VINE MAin 5038 - 5084 Pel'monalfzed De'lfueriem to the Home Consolidation Coal Co., Inc. MAin 1254 1501 INGALLS BUILDING DO YOU REMEMBER FRESHMAN E 1939'? Top Row: Robert Wissman, Rolm'l liming, Donald JICCmm, Robert Dorger, Juliuw Glueck, Henry Hils, Edward Barloh.- Third Row: Robert Ellis, Charles Sweeney, Ilt'mdcll Schill, Edward Tlmmp.ron, Bernard TlH'clcu, Robert Spielier, Charles Steinmetz. Second Row: Robert Cuvzumugh, Car! Cmrl'lar'd, Hurry Nchonald, Raymund Egan, Richard Tcnocwcr, William Feck, Jmncm Cl'mvc. Firm! Raw: xlndrew chKcou-n, Paul Rice, Jnmcm Lunnan, Tlmnmm Sclu'nncr, Jolur Sandbar, Patrick Maggini, Fred Edrich, Howard Kama; Joseph O'Connell. ; Page 117 Complimentx of FRANK A. BEITING OPTICIAN UNzON CENTRAL BUILDING Fourth and Vine Streets Cincinnati, Ohio Kennedy Heights Fruit Market 6605 MONTGOMERY ROAD IEFferson 2106 ROBERT KNOPKE, Proprietor SUMME 81 RATERMANN CO. INCORPORATED Lalmu'a Sprfnga' Dairy Complimentlr of A FRIEND ENJOY WH ITE VI LLA FAMOUS FOODS Thergs a White Villa Grocer in your Neighborhood . . . He is your friend. . . . He sells quality. A . . Patronize him. The Z-C Quiz Kids nW'luuf good Ar Tfing Artlzur' going to do um? Do we have another z'arf, Father lVieber?U HW711 you let um off homework, Doc? 17111.1; we write in Jludy period, Father U131? Ashburn, Richard C. Behrends, Paul E. Breitcnbacll, Edward I. Brinkmann, Francis I. Budde, Paul B. Buenger, Clement L. Buse, Leo H. Creed, Robert I. Cunningham, Robert A. Disque, James F. Donnelly, lack T. Doud, Donald B. Driscoll, Roger G. Frank, Donald J. Giuliani, Edward I. Gubser, Wilfred I. Iackscm, Thomas W. Kathman, Bernard J. Kramer, Robert E. Lampe, Lawrence F. Misleh, Adeeb I. Muething, Lawrence A. Nenninger, Thomas L. Pauly, Glenn H. Quill, Neil I. Rafterman, George W. Riche, John S. Robben, Thomas E. Robinson, Richard E. Schwegman, Jack R. Thiemann, Robert I. W7eyman, Edward L. Page 1 18 Greetingw lo the Seminar from 2-D The Buckeye Loan and Building C0. 1302 MAIN STREET H. H. EVERS, Secretary JOHN N. HEMMER GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR 6 PRINSTON AVENUE South Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Camplimen tr 0f A FRIEND BM! IViJImJ from: A FRIEND Congratulationw t0 the Senionr from l-E John N. Middendorf 81 Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS 917 MAIN STREET H. J. DUSTERBURG 1'1 rylzwl Gm r14: COVINGTON, KY. DRUGS AND MEDICINES HEmIock 1718 1218 BRUAIHVAY CINCINNATI, O. Complimen M of DANA DRY CLEANERS 1621 DANA AVENUE CANIPBELL CO UNTY BANK BELLEVUE, KENTUCKY Page 119 FATHER MAHONEY, MR. MARCACCIO Name Becllfold . ......,...,. ..... .,. .. Besse Brockman...v. . ..... ...... ... . Brungs,C... ....,.V.... ....,.... Brungs,R...................... . . Chambers. Frentzel . . Geoghegan Gilligan,H.......A . .........v..H.. Gilligan, F Glaser Hemmer Hof'frogge Jacob Janszen McCarthy .MersmanHH...v.,,V . ..,.. ,.A...4 Mullee.,.............. ..........,. Nmth OJCOImeH.....H.. ...,,...v.....4.. Umkara,.......... .. .. , .. ..,.. Roettele.......... .,, .....,.A..4... Stageman.........,..K..K... .. ..... Stautberg......... Steiger , Tenoever..... . .A...v..,V...,.H.... Thcpc Veneman. ..A.. ........ ........... VVaIther..,........ .,.... . ........ erber....................... ,. .... XVintzinger.... .....,.,......,..., Yee ...... 4-A FATHER. DIETZ, S. 1. SJ, FATHER DELL, S. I. MR. MOORE iVicknam ctr . Pony Express,, . .' ArtJ . Brock . , VVimpyH . . . Bob . . Bill . . Slim,, . . .HFI'GIISi . . Gus .uRed n Frank ifDon,, fDeaconn . Gay-LusssacU IIHOH ! III k J, . a e . KKlee,' . Niac . luEdn . . , Nioe . DudJ, . f11'ish . Pinocchin , . IohnnyH . Iack ' Ilstagii n u . Peewee Mayor . Yatz . , Re . . Elm , . George , Charlien . . Rol , , PaulU Cl rrChina ClipperU Page 120 Said the Electrical Mouth t0 the Electrical Ear . . . lUm: . . 100k . .fallzerhr . . lee . . bench . . out. She . . way . . waiting . . at . . my . . lawmn Passing through the Bell Telephone Laboratories in New York City, you might hear these strange sentences being repeated by an electrical mouth into the trans- mitter of a telephone. These sentences contain all the fundamental sounds in the English language that have anything to do with the intensity of sound in speech. By listening to them, by measuring the accuracy with which each sound is carried over the wire, engineers test the quality of the transmitter, This is only a small example of the work at Bell Labora- toriesl There, research is carried on constantly in the interest of the telephone user . . . experimenting, test- ing, figuring out ways to create new equipment or to improve present methods. . THE CINCINNATI e3: SUBURBAN BELL TELEPHONE co. l-B A. Bechtold, Jim I. Bechtold, Beck F. Brink, Frankie D. Cash, Den R. Conway, Bob G. Deidesheimer, Dainty I. Deprez, Jaguar F. Dorger, Fritz T. Dowling, Carmichael W. Evers, Lillie 17711 T. Gardner, Tokyo R. Gerdsen. Bob P. Hock, Phil P. lmwalle, Immer W. Keating, Billiam E. Kuerze, Hmnmurabi J. Lammers, Larry H. Langen, Ha! I. Larkin, Jack L. Listerman, Sleamboaf W. lMalone, IVA?! I. Reilly, Jim I. Roche, Rocky 1V1. Ross, Pete H. Schedel, Howie I. Schoepf, Joe D. Strassel, Dan F. Sweeney, Jerljy I. Vondeereulen, Vonder D. VVenke, Lefty W. VVulftange, W'olf L. Yauss, Louie Page 121 Arnzen, Robert A. Byrne, Donald R. Cassidy, Robert E, Coffey, Jerome I Egan, Paul E. Eger, Jack R. Green, Arthur R. Gutman, James V. Hafner, Charles D Harding, William C. Hinkler, John T. Hogan, Charles D. Hoh, William E Huey, Eugene A. Johnson, William C. Leugers, John A. l-A lV'ICGraw, Robert G. Niendel, Jack C. Nleyer, Donald I. B'Toore, Patrick R. Morwessel, Donald J. Nerswick, Donald I Reder. Robert R Schinner, Donald J. Schomaker, Joseph I. Singer, James K. Stahl, Richard B. Stegman, Herbert A. Stenger, Richard A. TenBieg, Jerome J. Tillar, Emeran I. ST. XA VIER CAFETERIA MRS. HANLEY, Jlrnagar Character . . . . . . Achieved by consistent workmanship and the experience of years . . . Made permanent in portrait photography that is accurate, living and artistic . . . For discriminating people who admire fine photography . . . For the finest of portraiture, for portraits of character, see ' Young and Carl Studio SEVENTH AND VINE PARKWAY 2277 Reputable . . . Reaa'onable . . . Reliable Page 123 4-B's Senior Serious and Snappy Sayings FATHER BRYANT, SJ. FATHER MAHONEY, SJ. FATHER DELL, SJ. MR. MARCACCIO MR. O,LEARY Carl Skipper Albertz ............. Edward Max Barlohy . . . . . . . .. . . Harry Blarney Blaney ........... Robert Chal Chalfanty y . .A . . . . . . John Jack Connelly. . . .. . . 4 . A A .. Fred Fritz Edrich. y y . . , . , . . . . .. Herman Hcrnf, Erbacher .......... William Bill' Feck. . . . . .. . ....... Paul HBurley Grimme. . .. y . . . y . .. James I. T. Gruber .............. Richard Dicky Hartke . . . . . . . .. y . Robert 57 Heintz,,...y,....,... T. Robert Yehudiu Huth .......... Elmer KyKokfa Kokenge . . . . . .. y . .. Anthony Lukeu Lucas ............. Raymond rrRayH Lutter. . . .. . . .. . William HWild Bill Luttmer ........ Paul Marty Nlartin .............. Richard Dick Niklas ............. Leonard Len Schmidt. . . . . . . . . .. . Robert mfender Tootsie Spieker. . . Charles Chuck Steinmetz ......... Enno'IJ.H. Thuss. . ...... Charles R0yJJ Wifemeyre .......... Melvin Melvin VVittekind ........ A swell bunch of fellows, always ready for a laugh, but more interested in graduating. ROBERT WISSMAN, Prea: Taps, look out for us. .Need Money: See Max. Goif coursesl Here I camel .It was great as long as it lasted. .Doggone now I gotta sleep at home. .Now to wait for my draft notice. Now for a secure old age. .If I Doyd it, I def; a wippen. Tm coming, Hirohito. My loan company will give you cheaper worries. .Getting out and starting again. .Variety is the spice of life. Oh! For a wife to support me. .Now I have to wake up. Didnlt think I'd make it-did you? . .Ijll be just wacky in khaki. Gone without a vacation. Here;s hoping. Now for a comfortable Draftee life. Goodbye, dear, 111 be back in a Year. .111 have to stay home today. I brushed my teeth too hard. Goodby, Mamma. Fm OH to Yokohama. .So long and good luck Having a fine time. wish you were here. Never again; Never again. Page 124 American Diamond Company PITTSFIELD BUILDING 55 EAST WASHINGTON STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS IOHN I. FINAN, Pran'a'cut Page 1 25 25th Anniversary Greetings from the Class of 191 7 C. Berthold Amann James C. Arata I. Norbert Berger Clement B. Bockenstette Robert E. Boeh Robert Bowman Thomas Brady MeceasecD Michael I. Brearing Albert F. Broering Henry B. Bunker Henry K. Campbell C. Howard Clarke Edward Closterman John I. Conway Dr. Iohn C. Danahy Ioseph Danahy George W. Doll Eugene F. Eckerle Howard Eggers Harry B. Feirock Rt. Rev. Mons. Edward A. Freking Robert F. Gerwin Philip J. Guiney Rev. Basil A. Haneberg James Homan Gerald Isphording Jeremiah Kiely Rev. Henry B. Kreege Lawrence H. Kyte Vincent C. Latscha George B. Maggini Iohn M. Manley James R. McGarry John Monahan Frank W. Morrison Lawrence O'Connell Louis L. OekIer James UShaughnessy William J. Reardon Iohn Roche Rev. Edward G. Roelker Oscar Roth George I. Sonnemann Leo E. Spaeth Iames A. Twomey Rev. Iacob A. Volk Rev. Ioseph H. Whalen Edward I. VVenstrup Page 126 THE X-RAY illlwfr'ated with Halftones and Zinc Etchings made by The Schultz-Gosiger Co. SIXTH AND SYCAMORE STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO Page 127 Can I get my college degree before beginning military service? In most cases, yes. As long as the minimum draft age remains at twenty years, the average student should be able to complete a degree program after leaving high school. A degree program consists of eight sessions. Under the new plan of acceleration at Xavier University a student may arrange his program two sessions to the year Hall and spring sessionst or three sessions to the year tsummer, fall and spring sessionsl Therefore, eight consecutive sessions would require only two and one-halfyears for completion, while eight fall and spring sessions ttraditional semester plant would require four years for completion. Similarly, it is possible to arrange degree programs requiring three years, and three and one-half years. What can I study at Xavier University? Studies offered at Xavier University are in the following fields: Accounting, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, French, German, Greek, History, Latin, Mathematics, Military Science, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Religion and Chris- tian Culture, Sociology, Spanish. What degrees are offered at Xavier University? Programs of study lead to the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Science tNatural Sciencesh Bachelor of Philosophy; Bachelor of Science tBusiness Administrationl Can I prepare for a profession at Xavier In addition to the degree programs there are the following pre-professional programs: Pre-Medical; Pre-Legal; Pre-Dental; Pre- Engineering. University? Prospective freshmen are urged to begin in the summer session opening on Iune 8, 1942. However, they may postpone entrance until the fall session opening on September 8. 1942. When do Freshmen enter in 1942? For further information concerning Xavier University, address: The Dean of Freshmen, College of Liberal Arts, Xavier University, Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, 0. XAVIER UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI, OHIO SCIENCE HALL FRANK T. CRANE Certified Public dcoounianl GLENWAY TIRE SHOP AL. BISCHOFF, Proprietor AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 4053 Glenway Avenue Price Hill Buy Slzoclr, Holrt'erll , Handbagw at ALLEN,S 18 EAST FIFTH STREET L. M. PRINCE 8: CO. OPTICIANS 4 WEST FOURTH STREET Branch foz'cw: Doctors Building Eighth StrEEE FOR EVERYTHING IN RADIO And Record Playing Equipment You will find it at Sleinber s 633 WALNUT Radio tLr our Buminemlr Not a Side Line Complimenlw of A FRIEND MAHOGANY WHITE PINE HA RDWOODS Lumber for Patterns - Interior Finish All Purposes In Cincinnati Since 1856 Charles F . Shiels 8: Co . GEST-COURT-MCLEAN AVENUES CHerry 0259 - 0240 THE MEN OF LVIILFORD Invite You 1'0 dlfend ll'u: RETREATS FOR LAYIVIEN Oryaprized 1925 The seventeenth year of week-end Retreats Thirty-eight groups are scheduled to 'make Retreats in 1942 Nine hundred and thirtwaive men attended the Retreats in 194L John I. Donovan, Pruidunl Walter F. Verkamp, Vz'cu-Pmuidcnt Joseph T. Homan, IL, Setretmy John A. Scanlon, Trcaaurer Rev. Ioseph C. Flynn, 5.1., Rctr'cal Director City Office ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL 635 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone: PArkway 4040 Rall'mi How's JESUIT NOVITIATE MILFORD, OHIO Phone: Nulford 5754 Page 129 cuuuc H E! lNG-ER - Pnes. .. Hr'r GREENE V. Paje- HANK HILs Sac, .. - . AL. LANG- Thus. - PAuL BARDON .- ,.... r .. E HUGH. CAvAnmuar-t A ; JOHN DUNN a J.. 4 mu 6 e --w-- LARRY GALE Nno.HAr2N15HFERGER E Nan. HAYES .F. - h .TDHM HuSTEP -a t ' h Bars KAPPELHOFF :. 5 o .t -- HAROLD Lrom --- Suns. Lomauz : HARRV Mr..DoMALD PAT. MAGGINJ Boa NuELLER m .ToHN Booze:- h .Tae EasaNMEYER GERALD Rover. Don SoHrRMER 553.5AALFELD 5 FRED SoHoLTEN DoM SHAFER JOHN SPARKS - ; FRANK TRAU .R H m - GEORGE WETTERER Rev. JBJEPH ADsu. 5.3 . R.Ev. J'amu A MAHDNEY 5J- REM ALBERT ISAMMon SJ: Mmforw VMENTAG- 5.J'. MKWILLIAM MARGAGCIO MR. J'AMES RGLEm-J Wm; mm 1er WI- W ,. 7 MWMIWX M? . , fff; ,;' , Jf W17 . , V ,,I 7,; . W ., '7 WM? MW m 1- , a iglzllltrF-E cimmml? 5335555; :6 SXERCISCS 763:3 9,; g W Mwmm W71 MW gnaw! 8 W 77f W 5W4 - 3W C 4?,ng 7PM; 61:40:? ,1 w W $$$ng 4mm MR. ROBERT C. STEGMAN, SLMThe X-Ray as it appears in this issue would have been an impossibility without the many, many hours spent by Mr. Stegman before his transfer to Detroit this Spring, 0n the pictures and the layout for the entire annual. As moderator of the Camera Club, and later on as a moderator of The X-Rdy itself, not to mention the hours as co-planner spent last Fall, he was unstinting in giving of his time, and 0f the resources of his fertile mind. MR JOHN A. HARDON, SleMr. Harden de- serves a special mention here for his expeditious management of the f1nancia1 campaign in Spring, whereby The XeRay ceased to be a hope and became a realization. Page 1 32 JOSEPH P. ADAMS ......... JOHN M. ALHERS ......... CARL I. ALBERTZ ,,,,,,,,, PAUL A. BARDox ......... EDWARD B. BARLOH. . . . . JOHN A. BECHTOLD1 . . 1 . NICHOLAS A. BESSE ....... HARRY A. BLANEY ........ WILLIAMH. BLEY. JOSEPH A. BOVA .......... ROBERT B. BROCKMAN. . . . .. 1. .1 CHARLES A.BRUNGS1.1......... .825 Greer Ave., Covington, Ky. . . . 1 . . . .. .1 Sam ibmdow 20 Orchard Rd.. Ft. Dilitcheu, Ky ........... 5116 Gloss Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .............. 1511 Franklin Ave1, Cincinnati, 0.1 1 1 1 11... . 1626 Shenandoah Ave., Cincinnati, 0.1 . . . 1. 1 .3835 Eileen Drive, Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. . . . . 1 12314 Quatman Ava, Norwood, O ............ 413 Fairfield Ave., Bel1evue, Ky ............. 5110 Cleves-W'arsaw Pike, Cincinnati, 0 ...... 15516 Cheviot Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ 3817 Harrison Ave1, Cheviot, O ............. .4012 St. Lawfence Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ....... St. N13ry Nativity St. Agnes St. Agnes St. Cecilia Sts. Peter and Paul Sacred Heart St. Teresa St. Martin St. Martin St. XVilliam . St. Aloysius ROBERT K. BRUNGS , 1. , 1. , 1111 121 East 18th St, Covington, Ky. . . . . . . .. .1.St. Mary's Cathedral WILLIAM H. BRUNS 1111111 5835 Woodmont Ave., Cincinnati, 0. 1 . 1 .. . . .Nativity RICHARD T. CASSINELLI .......... 1179 Herschel Ave., Cincinnati, 0 11111111111 St. Mary HUGH D, CAVANAUGH ............ 5551 Montieth Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Mary ROBERT J. CHALFANT. . . ...... . . .216 XVest Street, Ludlow, Ky ............... St. Ann RALPH W. CHAMBERS ............ 5616 St. Martin Place, Cheviot, O ........... St Martin THOMAS A. CONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2200 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, 0. . .' ..... St. Francis de Sales JAMES E. CONNELLY ............. 5226 Bach Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. . . . . . . St. Ceci1ia JOHN C. CONNELLY ....... 5001 Observatory Rd., CincinnatiJ O ......... Christ the King ROBERT M. DEITERS ............. 1019 Kreis Lane, Cincinnati, 0 .............. St. William ROBERT I DORGER ....... 1537 DonaHson Place, Cincinnati, 0 ......... St. Patrick IOHN G. DUNN ........... 806 Greer Ave1, Covington, Ky. . 1 1 . . 1 . .. 1. .Mother of God FRED H. EDRICIL ......... 545 Wilsonia Drive, Cincinnati, 0. 1 . 1 . ,.. . . .Holy Family ROBERT B. ELLIS ......... 172 Riverside Parkway, Ft. Thomas, Ky ...... St. Catherine STEPHEN ELSAESSER ...... 810 Kreis Lane, Cincinnati. 0 ............... St. William HERMAN C. ERBACHER ........... 5459 Hudson Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ St. Mark WILLIAM J1 FECK 111111111 1824 C1ar10n Ave1, Cincinnati, 0 ............ St. Mark OMER I. FELDHAUS1 1 . 1 ..1..1111.729 Elliott Ave, Arlington He ghts, O ........ 8151 Peter and Paul HOWARD T. FEVRIER ............. 1459 Beaverton Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... Mother of Sorrows JOHN S. FRENTZEE ................ 1225 Rossmore Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Agnes LARRY B. GALE .......... Newport, Ohio ............................ St. John WILLIAM A. GEOGHEGAN . . . . . ... .1885 Madison Rd., Cincinnati, 0 ............ St. Francis de Sa1es C. EDWARD GIBBONS ............. 2409 Sherman Ave., lVliddIetown, O .......... Holy Trinity FRANK J. GILLIGAN. . ....1.....112812 Ambleside Place, Cincinnati, 0. . 1 1 .. . . .St. Mary HARRY J. GILLIGAN ....... 2812 Ambleside Place, Cincinnati, 0.1 . , .. .1 St. Mary DONALD J. GLASER1 . 1 1 .1 ,1 . , . . . .3923 North Cliff Lane, Cincinnati, 0 ......... Annunciation ROBERT A. GLASSMEYER ......... 1344 Myrtle Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............. St. Francis de Sales Page 133 ARTHUR C. GREENE. PAUL A. GRIMME ............ JAMES T. GRUBER ........... ALBERT G. HARMEIER, IR ..... NED I. HARNISHFEGER ....... RICHARD W. HARTKE ........ LAWRENCE B. HAUSER ....... NEIL I. HAYES .............. JOHN HEEKIN ............... ROBERT 1'. HEINTZ .......... PAUL W. HEMMER ........... CHARLES I. HERINGER ....... FRANK I. HERMES ........... HENRY C. HILS ............. LEONARDR.HILS.............. RALPH E. HOFFROGGE ....... JAMES A. HONEKAMP ........ Leo J. HUERKAMP, IR ........ JOHN A. HUSTER ............ T. ROBERT HUTH ............ RALPH A. JACOB ............ LAWRENCE W. IANSZEN ...... ROBERT L. KAPPELHOFF ...... ELMER J. KOKENGE .......... ALAN W. LANG .............. HAROLD B. LIDIN ............ CHARLES R. LORENZ ......... ANTHONY I. LUCAS .......... RAYMOND A. LUTTER ........ WILLIAM I. LUTTMER ........ DON W. MCCARTHY ......... I. HARRY MCDONALD ........ R. PATRICK MAGGINI. . . . . .. . . .. CHARLES L. MAGNESS ........ PAUL G. MARTIN ............ EDWARD W. MERSMAN, IR ........ PAUL LINCOLN MITCHELL, IR ...... JAMES E. MORRISSEY. . . . . .. . . .. ROY J. MOSER .............. THOMAS A. MOSER. ROBERT I. MUELLER ......... ROBERT D. MULLEE ......... .211 Berry Ave., Bellevue, Ky ............... 720 East Tenth St, Newport, Ky. . . . . . . .. . 3970 Dickson Ave, Cincinnati. 0 ............ 1200 1ng1enook P1ace, Cincinnati, 0. . , , V . . . 1031 Overlook Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ........... 3159 Daytona Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ........... 6832 Richard Ave., North College Hi11, O ,,,,, 559 East Third St, Newport, Ky ............ 3437 Stettinius Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. . 1422 Carolina Ave, Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. . . 6 Princeton Ave., Ft. Mitchell, Ky.. . . V . . V. 619 Linden Ave., Newport, Ky .............. 2619 Cook Street. Cincinnati, 0 ............. Kyle Lane, Lookout Heights, Ky ............ .458 Foote Ave., Bellevue, Ky ............... 1105 Benz Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .............. 311 Longworth Street, Lockland, O .......... 2978 Lischer Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ 991 Hatch Street, Cincinnati, 0 ............. 25 East Charlton Street, Cincinnati, 0, . . . .. 5809 Woodmont Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ......... 91 West McMillan Street, Cincinnati, 0 ...... 4520 West Eighth St, Cincinnati, 0. . . . . .. . 1344 Duncan Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ 6474 Grand Vista Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . . 4439 West Eighth St, Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. 3555 Shaw Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .............. 1581 Elizabeth Place, Cincinnati, 0 .......... 911 Kreis Lane, Cincinnati, 0 ............... 1321 Duncan Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ 4130 Jamestown St, Cincinnati, 0. , ., . .. . . 3030 Kimonf: Street, Cincinnati, 0 ........... .3207 Hardisty Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ........... 1012 Paxton Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ 1434 Yarmouth Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... 2898 Shaffer Ave., Cincinnati, 0.1 . . . . . . .. . . 17 Garden Place, Cincinnati, 0 .............. ,3027 Erie Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............... 9 Pleasant Ridge Ave,, Ft. Mitchell, Ky ...... .431 Baltimore Ave., Covington, Ky .......... 212 Glazier Ave., Bellevue, Ky .............. 2869 Minfo Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . .. . . . , Sacred Heart .St. Francis de Sales St. Thomas Aquinas .St. Mary St. Teresa St. Catherine St. Margaret Mary St. Stephen .St. Mary .St. Agnes . BEessed Sacrament St. Stephen Sacred Heart St. Agnes Sacred Heart St. Teresa St. James St. Catherine Immaculata .St. George Nativity St. George .St. W111iam St. Mary .Nativity .St. 'William St. Mary St. Agnes St. William St, Mary . St. William Christ the King Christ the King St. Mary St. Agnes .St. Catherine St. Mary St. Mary Blessed Sacrament Holy Cross Sacred Heart .St. Mary Page 134 RICHARD G. NIKLAS ............. 5552 East Darwin Ave. Cheviot, O St Martin GEORGE 17. NORTH ............... 529 Linden Ave., Newport, Ky .............. Immaculate Conception IOSEPII E. O'CONNELL. . . . . . . .121 Huey Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............... St. Aloysius THOMAS R. O,MEARA ............ 526 B031 Street, Cincinnati, 01 . . . 1 . . . .. . . . .St Paul RICHARD F. OLBERDING . . . . .. A . , .4457 Carnation Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. William ROBERT OTT .................... 2847 Madison Road, Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Mary WILLaAM A. PLUNKETT ........... Box 165, R. R. 4, Erlanger, Ky ............. Biessed Sacrament JOHN Hy RANZ .................. 4256 Langley Ave., St. Bernard, 0 ........... Bellarmine Chapel HERBERT 1. RATERMAN .......... 5114 West Eighth St, CincinnatiJ O ......... Holy Family ROBERT J. REILLY ............... 419 East Mitchell Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ........ St. Clement CHARLES I. RIECKELMAN ......... 5520 Montieth Ave., Cincinnati, 0.. . . . . . . ..St. Mary ROBERT G. ROBSON .............. 513 East Mitchell Ave Cincinnati, 0 ........ St, Thomas Aquinas IOHN W. ROETTELE .............. 122 Hartwell Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............ St. James JOHN F. ROGERS ................ 516 Cross Street, Erlanger, Ky .............. St. Henry JOSEPH C1 ROSEMEYER ........... 3508 McFarland Road, Cincinnati, 0. . . . . . . .St. Catherine GERALD C. ROYCE ............... 1297 Ida Street, Cincinnati, 0 .............. Holy Cross ROBERT H. SAALFELD ............ 1008 Lawton Road. Park Hills, Ky. . . . . .. . . .St. Patrick DON F. SCHIRMER ............... 500 Reading Road, Cincinnati, 0 ............ St. Paul LEONARD H. SCHMIDT ............ 1516 Yarmouth Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Agnes FRED V. SCHOLTEN .............. Kuhrs Lane, Covington, Ky. . . . . . .. . 1 . . . .. 1H01y Cross DONALD S. SHAFER .............. 5550 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Clare EHN I. SPARKS ..... . ........... 5906 Woodmont Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . . . .. . . .Nativity ROBERT J. SPIEKER . .. ........... 455 Rapid Run Road, Cincinnati, 0 ......... Our Lady of Victory 1. HAR RY STAGAMAN ............. 4004 Floral Ave., Norwood, O ............. . .St. Matthew GENE B. STAUTBERG ............. 4104 St. Martin Place, Cheviot, O. . . .. . . . . . .St. Martin ROBERT J. STEIGER .............. 665 State Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ............... St. Michael CHARLES F. STEINMETZ .......... 3015 Iunietta Ave., Cincinnati, 0. . 1 . . . . . . . . .Our Lady of Lourdes CHARLES L. SWEENEY ............ 3115 Ruth Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .............. Our Lady of Lourdes GEORGE 1. Tmoavm ............ 819 Kreis Lane, Cincinnati, 0 ............... St. William ' THEODORE C. THEPE . . . . . . . ,. . . .1151 Overlook Ave., Cincinnati, 0 ........... St. Teresa ENNO J. H. THUSS ............... 5526 Bishop Street. Cincinnati, 0 ........... Annunciation FRANK A. TRAU ................. 5 West Orchard Road, Ft. Mitchell, Ky ...... St. Agnes ELMER P. VENEMAN ............. 700 Center Street, Bellevue, Ky ............. Sacred Heart GEORGE A. WALTHER ............ 2205 Oakland Ave., Covington, Ky .......... St. Benedict CHARLES A. WEBER ............. 6464 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati, 0 .......... St. Clare GEORGE F. WETTERER. . . . ...... .5736 Morris Place, Cincinnati, 0.1 . . . 1. . . . . .St. Stephen ROLAND G. WINszGEw . 1 . . . .. .1026 St. Gregory Street, Cincinnati, 0 ....... Immaculata ROBERT H. WISSMAN. . . . . . . . .4251 Carlin Street, Cincinnati, 0 ............ St Boniface CHARLES A, WITEMYRE .......... 54 West Villa Place, Ft. Thomas, Ky ........ St. Thomas MELVIN C. WITTEKIND. . . . , . . . . 1 .1600 Melvin Circle. Mt. Heaithy, O ......... St. Margaret Mary ROBERT M. WURZELBACHER ...... 2520 North Bend Road, Cincinnati, 0. . . . .. . Little Flower JOHN P. YEE ................... 118 East Sixth Street, Cincinnati, 0 ......... St. Xavier Page 135
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