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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

. . .L... - . Ad tVIaiorem Dei Gloriam A view d the Xavier University Campus Page 2 The X-Ray of 1946 Published by the Students of St. Xavier High School 635 Sycamore Street, Cincinnati 2. Ohio ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA ST, FRANCIS XAVIER Page 3 Staff of the X-Ray CoiediiorSuin-Chief ROBERT F. FEIST. ,46 ROBERT J. HAGEE, ,46 Editorial Staff VINCENT N. CAPASSO, '48 THOMAS W. HESSLING, '46 JOSEPH F. MORAND, '48 PATRICK J. RUTTLE, '48 VVILLIAM B. WARD, '46 Business Staff FLAVIAN T. BECKER, '47 JOHN F. DONAHUE, '48 ROBERT R. LIPPERT, '48 DONALD G. MCCARTHY, '47 RAYMOND A. NEYER, 47 PAUL E. RADENHEUVIER, '48 GEORGE E. RESING. ,47 WILLIAM C SCHAEFER, '47 IRVJN P. SINGER, 116 Page 4 Table of Contents Dedication Honor Roll Administration Patrons Seniors Undergraduates Activities Sports Acknowledgments Page 5 . 5 HM J: Meme: Dedication VVhen the allied troops stormed the coast of Normandy in a determined attempt to establish a beachheact. the only structure that survived that fierce onslaught was a statue of Mary Immaculate. Many of our boys felt wounded there at the Virgin,s feet, and poured out their last, as Our Lord had done, under the compassionate eyes of the Btessecl Mother. That bloody war, in which ail these brave men died for their country, was declared on December 8, 1941, on the feast of the Immaculate Conception. For almost four years. it vent its fury upon the world, and men of all nar tions and creeds took up arms and struggtect desperately for supremacy. Surety Mary, the patroness of the United States. watched with especial care the boys fighting be- neath the red. white. and blue. And we can Feet. with equal certainty, that Our Ladv was a powertut hetp-mate in bringing to an end a war which cost the lives of so many of her sons. Therefore, we take this last, yet most appropriate 0C- casion, to otter our sincere thanks to all those alumni of St. Xavier High School. who died in the service or their country. To them we gratefully dedicate this yearbook the X-Ray of 1946. And in so doing. we beseech the Holy Mother of God to look down with kindness and pity on these Xavier boys. now departed, and to raise them up from the scarred and bloody battlefields to a higher place where there is no sorrow. no pain. no death. Page I KILLED IN ACTION Roger G. Bissnuryur. r3'9 VViHiam J. Bohmau. '36 Robert 4V. Costello. v43 XViUiam C, Dicrker. '39 Donald E. Dixon, '30 Philip Durger, '3l Richard A, Dorgcr. '32 Robert J. Dorger. '42 John N. Grcgnry Thomas L. Hchman. V36 Robert F. Huimhruck, '40 Raluh J. Hpnznrling. '37. Richard F. Huffman. '38 Robert J. Jacob, '37 John A. Jones, '35 Robert H. Jansing. 38 Robert L. Junk. '29 PauI NI. Kr'lly. .34 John D, Kolkcr. '40 James J. Knab. '29 Thomas R. Lang. 430 Robert L. Lcmpnr, '40 August A; NIMracia. '43 John J. hitcfnna'. '41 VViHinm L. 3'10mlor. '38 Julm A4 .Vivyjcrs, '43 HarnM G. NTurph-v, '33 Gcnrgc 1 Norm. '42 Richard J. O'Dnnnl' . '37 Hz-rlwrt VV. Pioncr. 043 Juhn R. Srlnnfrll, '35 Lawrence D. Sclnniil. '31 John R. Schucnig. '38 Edwanl A. Schneider. '40 Joscnll VV. Sullivan, ,36 Frmr .1. anurs, '30 Harry J. VaaL '38 Louis .1. 4V0rclmann. '43 MISSING IN ACTION RnImrl H. Donlan. '35 Gregory VV. Franklanri '37 VVilliam Knaling, '41 Lawrvncc E. KuHman. ' 54 Edward T. lVlnssman. '38 Frank OVKUH. '34 DIED IN SERVICE James R. Burning, '33 Patrick R. Maggini, '42 Robert L, Saxton. b36 Thnmas J; Schmilt. '35 John H. VVicchman. '39 Patrick C. Adams. '43 Robert J. Adams. '32 William H. Adams. '34 Norman Aclick, '31 Juhn E Albcrs. '44 Jnhn M0 Albers, '42 Joseph A. Albers. Jr.. '4l Carl J. Albcrlz, '42 Carl H. Alhreclll. Jan, '4' Roberl A. Albrecht. '32 Thomas 3. Anthony. '40 James L. Arala. 030 Louis H. Arala. 441 Albert J. Arbngasl. '33 WiIEiam G Arnold. '45 Richard C. Ashburn. '44 Carl E Auburger. '38 Robert J. Aufdckampc. '38 Stephen Aylward, '4! Honor Roll Slanlvy R. Biullmvycr. '39 4Viuiam A. Backvr, '41 Herln'rt L. Burksrln-idcr, '37 Jumps Barbara, 3H Pan! A0 BardulL ,42 Hllu'iml B. BnrJuJI v42 Donald Barman. 4.5.5 xVinlnn E. Barns. '4E Rnlmrl P. Barnlmrn. '30 Rnlu-rt J. Barron. 'rll Dr. F. Paul Ballrirlller. 25 Rnlwrl I Bnumgarlncr' '37 Alln'rt ,I. BM'IIMM. '45 Clarunrv BCChtHIII. '41 Julm A. Bochluld. '42 0411mm Bmskl-I, '41 John 0V. Berlunan. '42 Julm ,l. Bcckman. V39 Vincvnl H. Bushman. Jr '34 Joseph 31. Bcckman. '30 Paul C. Bcckman, '36 Raymund Borksmitll, '39 Henry J, Bchrcmls, '43 Paul E. Buhronds. '44 Thomas L. Baiting. ,43 Charles Bommr-s. 433 RirlmrtI F. BCHLIEF, '39 Robert L. Bcnncl, '41 Franklin B. Bens. 426 Hnwanl H, Bens. '29 Fn-J L BchIlCIIS. '33 Fred S. Berchisch. '384 Eugen:- A4 Brrkcmvynr, '45 Raymond A. Berkmcyer, '31 Thomas Bcrkmeycr, '33 Jnsoph A. Bvrnert. '4! Julm F. Bcrlke. '39 Paul Bortke. '4! Rchrt H. Brrlluz '43 4Vin'ram J. Bertha. '39 Alfred B. Besl. '43 Raymund A. Bcsl. V4l VViIIiam E. Besl, '45 Edward J. Beyer. '37 Paul J. Beyer. '4! .lnsrph A. BiscImH, '41 Rnlwrl H. BisclmH. .37 Edward Bishop. '39 0H0 Bissmever. '4! Richanl A. Bissmeycr, '44 Frca Bitlhngnr, 433 Harry A. Blaney. 042 Dnnaltl Blancy. '44 VViHiam Bitty. '42 VV L. Blum. '38 Albert 8. Bnellmcn '44 Herman A. Bnerger, '44 Paul D. Bnq'ensclluiz. '44 Arthur J. Bngvr. .45 Bernard J. BnIlmann. '41 Ravmond W. Bnhrcr, '39 Rnheri W. qulzcn. v40 VV'rniam E. anlcen. 43 Joseph B. Bnurgholtler, '37 Robert L. Bowman. '33 Charles R. Bracknev. '45 Tom Bracucy. Jr '45 Edward L. Brady, '35 Francis X. Bramen. '35 John E. Brand, '43 Cornelius P. Branigan. '38 Francis X. Brannen. 435 Carl J. Brauch, '4! K. VV. Braun. '35 Paul E. Breithnlle. '43 Thomas NI. Brennan. '4I John A. Brink. '34 lVIaltlww E, BrinHmus. '38 Francis J. Brinkmnnn. 114 Robert H. Brinkmann. '40 James R. Bmckman. '44 John P. BTUCLIIIaH, '3I Rnln-rl B. Bruriiman. '42 Julul B. Bmdln-rgvr. 4.36 Jusc'ph D.'Brudrrick 445 Leo H. anring. '44 Harry E Brenner, 03l Guntgl: E. Brown. '43 J. S. Browne. '41 John J. Brutlcr, '36 Paul Brucggmann. '37 John PL Bruommer, '45 Bernanl J. Brungs. '36 Clifford L. Brungs. '45 Jusvph 4V. Bruugs, '38 Rubert K. Brungs, '42 Urlmn J. Bmus. '45 xVill'Iam H, Bruns, '42 Rnbcrt A4 ansl. '43 Martin J. Buclmrt. '31 Timmas F, Burk '45 Paul B. Butlrlc. '44 Clement L. Bucngnr. '44 .lark F0 Bunten '43 Rnlmrl H. Buclcr. 7'29 Rahjll B. Bunkv, '43 0Valh-r S. Bunker. '41 John A. Bunker, '40 Jumps P. Emma . '45 Rnlwrl B. Burlyrink '44 John A. Btmlick. '30 Rivharrl C. BurkarKIl. '38 Danie-I F. Burkv. '40 Edward A. Burk; '33 Joseph 4N Burkv. '35 Joseph D. Burkn, '35 Rnbcrl C. Burke. '31 Ruben j. Buxku, '40 Tlmmas J. Burke, Jr., '41 Janws A4 Burkhardt '44 JormnHBuerrdi. '44 Loo F. BuerrdL '33 Rirlianl E. Buerrrll, '38 Gmrgc J. Burns. '44 Stl'phvn M. Burns, ,40 Jnlm E. Buse. '44 Ray L. Busc, '43 .l'nFm E. Bussc, '38 Dunald Bussemeyer. v45 Sylvester J. Busken. '43 James E. Bussman. '43 Julm CahiH. '40 John F. Cardosi, '44 Joseph 4V. Carl. '42 James K. Carlin. 042 Dcclan P. Cam . '33 John D. Carroll, '37 Paul T. Carroll. ,40 Robert F. Carroll. '39 Thomas C, Carroll. '37 Denis F. Cash, '45 James S. Cassidy. '33 John R. Cassidy. '40 Robert E, Cassidy. 045 Richard T, Cassenelli '42 Hugh D. Cavanaugh. '42 Robert E. Cavabaugh. '42 Dan L. ChaHant. '45 Robert J. Chalfani. '42 Edward H. Chamberlin, JL. '4! Edward C, Chambers4 '38 Ralph VV. Chambers. '42 Page 8 Bernard J. Cllcnal, ,37 Robert C. Cllc-nal, '29 Joseph D. Circnrcnil, '29 James R. Clark. Jr., '39 John F. CIEIEC, '47 John L. Clark '38 Lou F. Clark, '38 ,Izunos J, Clonr. '36 Uenrgc T. ClifFord. '36 Rnhert J, CluxlmL '39 EVquricc J. Coffey. '36 Jnlln E. Collctl, '46 Jnlm FL Cnluncl. 11-! James Cullins. '43 Rulwrl E. Condo, '32 Thomas A. Cnne, '42 James E. Connolly. '42 IV'Inrsc J, Cnnmy. '25 Tlmmas J. Conway. '44 Rubnrt F. CoanH, '35 Thnmas J. Curcnran. '4l VVEIIiam C. Cnrr. '36 Arnold B. Cursmcier, v44 John C4 Coltingham. '34 Thomas R. anun. A37 James F. Crmul, '44 .lvnmm D. Crvml. '39 Oliver L. Creed. '4l Rnlwrt .l. Crovrl. '44 VViHiam J. Crerd. Jru '43 Paul E, Cmntx '38 Rnlmrt L. Crone, '39 Churlvs R. Cronin. '43 John E. Cronin. '41 Dnnalxl .l. Crnwc . '44 James E, Crusham. '44 Rnilvrl C CuHr'n. '44 4Vilham F. Cuni. '45 Joseph XV. Dahlonburg. '39 Dennis M. Daley, Jr., '37 Francis X4 Dalton. l34 Erlwarrl F, Daly, '35 Paul J. Daly. '35 Donald Darlm. .35 Charges Davis. '33 Edward S. Davis. '43 James J. Davis. Jr.. '39 Hnwarrl C. Dclmncy. '34 Richard Dt-lmney. ,30 John R, Dolmrc. '43 Geurgv Deidnsllcimcn '45 Bernanl Deins. '40 Rohcrl M. Dcilcrs. '42 Raymond H. Dcilsh. '43 Chhtles E. Dcllcrman. '43 Earl Dellcrman, '45 Louis AA Dempsey. '33 F. Robert Dcprez. '41 F. John Derrick. Jr. '40 Herbert F. Deubcll. '30 Waher C. Deyc. '38 Dark! F. Diehl, '39 Thomas R0 Dicrkcr. :44 Robert F. Dietz, '35 Edward A. Doering, .30 VViIliam S. Dnherty. '40 Edwin Donahue. '36 James T, Donahue. '45 John J. Donahue Paul .I. Donahue. '40 William Duolan. '35 Robert H. Doolan, .35 Richard L Dooley. '35 Timothy E Dooley. '36 James Q. Duran. '39 ALIoIpII R Dnmnbuscll. '29 CIart-ncc A, Durgcr. '43 Francis Dorgcr. '45 JuIIII A. Durger, '33 Louis I'I. Durgcr. '38 -IIIIIIIIIus A, Dnrgcr, 336 James A. Dorsey. :3l TIIUJIHIS DquiIIII. 15 McrIin VD Dawning. 35 JUIIII C. Dru ssmun 35 RIIIIIrlI Dreix r. 35 Gcilv E. DrIsI'III, '43 Rugcr CI. DriscuII, '44 John H. DrIIII'CI. '33 JoIIn T. DuI-Icy, 3-13 VViIIiaIII C. DIIIIIIy, '41 3ViIIiaIII III DlII-IP'V' '40 Robert F. DLIIIIIy. '38 Lawcrcnvc J. DuIIagIIaII, '34 JIIIIII G. Dunn. '42 Cl'lilrICS G. Durban, '44 JoIIII V. EarIs. '30 TIIIIIIIas L. 'Eikcrt. '40 RusscII E. Edger, '33 FrcII H. EdricIl. .42 WiIIiaIII A. EIIIcr, '34 TImmas C. EiIcrman. '43 Frederick G, E . '30 Robert B. EIIis, '42 AIpImnsc .I. EIsaesser. '38 Stephen I Elsacsser. '42 John IVL EIscner. '31 CIIarIns J. EIIIIeIiiIIg. r34 JIIIIn D, Erch, 136 Thomas R. ErIeI, '31 HiIary H. Evers. '41 3ViIIinm Evors. I45 Jemme D, FageI. .45 Alvin .I. FanlIIIIrp. '44 Jerry Farmer. '32 James XV. Farm . '37 Thomas H Fam-II SlanIey J. Faig- James FCCL'. 404 John F. Fuck, Jr.. 36 VViIIiam .I. Fcck. '42 RicIIarII K; FprIIInrs. I30 EIIIwanI A, FIIIIriIIq. '36 Theodore H. FIIIrIman. '29 Robert J. FIIIIIIauS. '43 Amer! A. FeIh-up. '4I Jules J1 Fern. 31 Howard T. Fcrvicr. '42 John J. Fey. '41 George F. Fischer. '40 .Ian .I. Fischer. '40 Robert F. Fischer. '44 PauI D. Filzpatrick, '39 EImcr 3371 Flam. '43 Rev B. FIcnnicIcn. '37 Rodney F1 FInltman. '46 ATII'ILH' J. FIynn. '36 John .I. FIynn. '37 Bernard .1 Fncks, '35 Lawrence 1... FoIey. '40 Lnuis M. FuItz, '29 Fred VVI FnIz. '35 Bernard C, Fox. '40 Raberl F. Fox. '4l Edward A. Fay. '33 James .I. Fay. '41 Robert T. Fny, '38 WiIIiam L. Fay. '36 DanaH J, Frank. '44 Thomas A. Frederick, '36 of Xavier Graduates RIIIJcrt W. Fruking, '36 John S. Frentch, '42 VVIIIIEIIII C. Fricling. '40 Harry H. FuIIer. '38 JUIIII C, FurIIIIIg, '45 John H. CaIII, '33 IJDIIH E. GaIriII. '35 TImnms I. Garneil. '41 Frank J. Garruty, IL, '38 3ViIIiaIII J. Garvey. '38 Edwin H. GcImucr, 429 PauI Gccrs .IIIscpII HI Geiger. I31 Thumas A, GciIc. 343 Carl RI Gcisc. r40 G. ErIwurtI Gcise, .37 IIIIIIII R. Gciscn, '43 Robert A. GEIIIEHIJI'CIL '44 Thomas H. Guoglwgan. V36 VVIIIiaIII A. Gungllcgau, '42 CIaucIc C. GerdingI '30 Edward H. Gcrtling. '35 Robert Ccrdsen. '45 Eugene M. GerIIanIslcin. '4I Can F. CcrIIanIl. 335 Joseph C. Gcrst. '33 IVIauricc C. Gerwc. '31 AIIIcrl L. GiIasnn. 43-1 3V1IIiam F. G'IeslingI '39 Bernard II. GiIcIay. 7-10 .I. AIIIort GIIIIIIy. '42 PnuI E. GiIIIay. '43 Andrew C. GiIIigan. '43 FranIcI. Gilligan. 42 Harry J. Gilligan .IoIIn J GiIIigan. NNII VV. CviImmiin,g 30 CIIarIIIs .I. GIrIIIaIIII. 44 FranHin .I. Girmann, I44 NeaI Giuiaiiin. I39 .IoscpII D1 GIassmeycr. '39 RIIImrt A. Classmcyer, '42 Lerny 3X74 Gleason, '41 JOIIII .II GIIIIIII. '43 VViIIiaIII E. GIItItIarII. '43 Robert C. Glu'lilH '43 AIIIIIrt GHPIZ. '40 Frank X, GoIIs. '40 Joseph R. Gone . '38 PauI B. Gnrmnn. 44 Robert L. GraanpII InIIn G. Graysun 333 ArtIIur C. Grm-III: 42 Lawrence B, Greiwc, '40 CIamncu VV. Griesc. '34 RaInII Grimmc. '41 AIIJert E1 Gragan, '38 WIIIiaIII M. Grngan. '32 Anthony J. GroIIigI '39 .InsepI'I B. GrIInIIHc. '44 EImcr .II GruIIvr. '35 James T. GruIIcr. I42 RaymnnlI x373 GIIIIIncIns. '41 CIIarIcs D. HaInur, '45 George R. Hagen. '43 Edward A. Hamad. .29 Charles HI Handel. '38 HaruIII C. HancIeI. .38 John F. Hangerh Jr.. '37 VViIIiam CI Harding. '43 JnIIn H. Harig. 29 Richard P. Harig. '36 AIIJerl GI Harmeir. '42 .IQ-Ilh H. Harmcyer. '4l William .I, Harmeyer, '39 .IoIIII A. I'IarmcI. '32 James Hart, '38 JIIIIII I5, HaIL '43 R'IcIIarII 3V. IIIarlIw, '42 XVIIIiaIII I1 Hartman 41 Lan mm C. Hauscr. 42 CormI IiusJ . IIily II 4?. Patrick IVI Hines. 343 DIIIIII P. IIIIeL'in, Francis X. chken,3 IIamIII I. Heekin. IIOSPPII T. I'ItII-Iiin. ;35 'I'IIIIIIIIIIII: HCPL'iIl, v40 I'IDrIIcrl .I. HCIIICIII. '35 Hugo P. Hcermann. '41 EIIWIIrII G. HeIImn. '4l GeraIII LI HcIIIIIan. r35 xViIIiaIII I... I'IciIIx'Cl'. '37 DIIIIaILI .I. HCiInIIrIIcIi. '41 Robert I'Icinlz. :42. C. M. Hcitz, 435 FJIWarII II. HpitzI '34 Raynman I'I. HeIIIIIann. Jr Edward V. HcImick, '39. R. .I. HcImIck. '3I PauI XV. Hammer, '42 RIIIIIIII II. HIIIIiIIIz, '42 Edward F. HerIIcrs, '36 3ViIIiam F1 Hm'ImrtIL 139 Robert E. Hurlmrs, '31 Harry E1 HcrIIsl. '44 CImrIes J. Horingcr. '42 CIiIIortI P. HIII'L'cIrt. '38 Frank Hermrs, '41 Frank R. HererIcnIc '39 MicIIaeI 3. HPrsIu'I, ,Ir.. '45 Harry C. I-IHSLIZIII'IP, '41 Len P. HIIsIcaI-np, '4l Jerome F. Hess. '45 Harry XV. Hess. '29 IVIIIIvin H. HiIIenIIramI. '41 AIItIInny J. HiIs. '32 CIemcnt L. I'IiIs. '44 HIIIIry C. HiIs. '42 .IIIIIII L. HiIs. '33 Leonard R. H115, I412 PauI L. HiIsI '41 Robert G. HiIs. '31 JIIIm Hiltz, '40 EtharrI Himmler. '45 Stanley A4 I'Iittncr. Jr.. '39 .IIIIIII A Hubday. '36 .IIIIIII A. Hock. I3I Philip J. Hock. '45 John F. anIImr. '37 Frank J. HIICIIemoycr. Jr., J. H. Hucncmcycr. '41 RaIpII E. HoIIroggIc. '42 CIIarIus D. Hogan. '45 H. Leon Hogan. ,35 Robert G4 Hogan. '35 Thomas F. Hogan. '33 Lawrence A. HoII. '41 RnImrt HI HDII. '38 VVIIIiam E. Huh. Jr.. '45 WiIIiam D, HoItzIeiter, '44 JnsepII A. Holmes. '43 Jerry HnIIIIcamp. '40 Gregory A HoIhnan. '44 PauI II. HuItman, '40 James F. Human, '41 Joseph L Human, '43 WiIIiam IVL Homan. '39 Theodore J. Human. '36 John W. Hoppenians, '43 Paul P. Hargan. '37 Jack A. Hosty. '29 Page 9 '41 7 John M. HIIrIIIJacII. '41 John G HmvarLI, '41 Joseph G, HuImr. v43 Lao .I. I-Iuerkmnp. '42 Robert .I. HucrIcaIIIp. '41 Rnbcrt A. HuIIIIr, '32 Rubert J. HuIIcr. '30 AIIIysius .II HumIIIIrI. '35 RIIImrt E. I'IurIcy. 30 Jul!!! H. HllSCIh'll't. '43 301m A. Huslcr, 42 Carl 3V. Hushn', 40 Robert E. I'Iuslcr James C. HIIIII. '30 TIIIIIIIIIS R. HulIl, '42 EIIgIIIIII .I. IIIIIIus. '44 xInurirr .I. ImIIIIs. '34 I3IIII'I3PFI .I. .IaCIIIJ. V40 PauI H. JacnII. '4! Thomas G. Jacgcr. '44 xIclxin L .IIana. '40 RIIIIcIrI L. Ianniug. 39 Lawrvncv I. IJanszen '49.. 3401mm L Ianszcn 42 EthanI I. Jasper 34 JIIIIII H. .Iaspcrs. 3-13 Edward A. Jennvman, '37 CarI H. Jonas. '30 EI'IszI-CI CI .Iunvs. I40 VVaIler L. Junos. '38 Robert P. Joseph, '35 FrcII F. Juna. '37 RavmontI F3 .IIIanI '43 ROINH'I .IunE. v4C! RnIIort C. Jung, '38 RaIpII R. KacIin. '43 CIIarItIs H. KaIII. '32 RIIIJcrl L. KapoIIIoII. '42 IInscpII M, Kassnlman. '38 Bernard J. Kathman. I44 George III Kaufmann. '32 Richard D. Kearney. '31 CIIarIcs H, Keating, 31 .. '4 CorneIius J. Keating. I41 IViIIiam J. Keating, '45 IInsepII E'KeenanI '43 Andrew R. KeIIev. '43 JIIIIII A, KCIICV. '4l VViIIiam M. KeIIev. '40 VVIIIiam II. Keatine. '45 James J. KcIIy, '30 IIIIIIII HI KeIIy, '41 Joseph B KcIIy. '41 WIaItcr J, KcnIIeII, '37 .InIIn J. Kenning. '43 CIIarIcs Kessing. '43 Edward G, Kiefer, '32 Joseph J, Kiefer. 29 AIIan E. King. '37 Carl R King. '41 Ravmnnd P, KinIey. '30 RoImrl R. Kipp. '41 Joseph ,I. Kirsi. '46 3V1I1iam D. Klein. '40 CarI F. KnnPIibPr. 320 JoI-m KnoepIIe, '4! NeaI KnIIepIIe. v36 VViIIizIm P. KnnepHc. '37 Urban 3, Knue, '45 G. Earl KIIcII George VV, Koch. .44 CIinion CI Kucher. '34 Eugene VV. Koeslers. '45 EImcr J1 Kokcngc. '42 Julm H. Kukcngc Julian H. Knkrngc. '41 Rnbcrt Knucrmnn. '39 John F. Kupp, '44 David 1:. Korlx. '43 Harold S. Kramer. '36 Ruborl E. Kramer. '44 VVilliam F. Kmmor. '41 Frank 15. Krocwr. 129 anmrd H ngvr. '30 Jnscph B. Kruger. '40 VViH'tam A. Krngcr. Jr., '39 Edwarrl Kucrzc. '45 Frank O. Kulll, '44 John C. Kuhlman, v43 Jnscnh L. Kuhlman. '43 Louis .1. Kuhlmam '34 Rubcrl .1. Kuhlmann. '40 Rnborl J. Kummm, '41 XVilliam J. Kunz. '29 VViIIium M. Lambert. '30 Lawrence F. Lampc. '44 Jnlm E. Landis. '38 Alan VV. Lang. '42 Ferdinand .1. Lang's. '40 Dunaltl H. Langun. 143 VViHium C. Lanlz. '44 VVaItvr V. Lalsrha, '40 David P. Leahy. '41 Arlhur E. chsnmn, '44 John WI. LBEImH. '43 NIarIc A.Lvilmlt1. '39 George Lvnqprs, '35 XVilIiam J. Lcngzcrs, '36 Charles H. Lerner. '38 Rnbcrl .1. Leonard, '37 Howard .1. Leppcrt. '20 Thomas .1. L911. '34 Jnlm A. Leugcrs, '45 Eugene T. LE1 .. 3:! Harold J. Lidin. '42 Raymnml A. Linz. '40 Hvrman A Lippi. .38 Ellgonf IIPV. Lockwood. '43 .lOIIn P anlnvnml Charhs A. anlykcr. '41 Lnuis Lohus. '30 Rnimrl 1. 1.011115. '36 Dnnald Long. '40 Genrgv S. Lung. '41 John er. Long '43 XViniam J. 1.0112. '31 Cllarlns R. annz. ,42 Fred .1. Lorenz. 54 Jerome E. Lorenz. '35 Jnhn Lorenz. '30 Joseph C. Lnrcnz. .44 Leo S. Lorenz, '37 Neal A. Lnllman. '41 John A. Low. 135 Anllmny .1. Lucas. '42 4Vininm B. Luras, '44 Jnscnh A. thebbcrs. '40 1viniam Lanvr. '42 Henry F. Lussy. '35 Ravmnml A. Lullor, '42 VViHiam J. Luthnor, r42 Rnlwrl L. Lulz. .41 Albert F, Lykins, '44 Charles D. Mnancss. .lr.. I4?! George P. Nlnher, '34 Daniel .1. Maimnry' '41 H. L. Mailandcr. '41 William P. Nlalnno. '45 John C. D'Taluncy. '30 Honor Roll Philip J. lemgionc. '43 VViHiam L. Nianley, '36 Raymund A. A'Iarkcy. '31 Louis H. Marlin. 44 Paul G. Nlurlin, '42 Ray A. Mariin, '40 Richard L. Mariin, '40 August V. AV'IatraCia. '43 NIicllavl Mulmcim '45 Edgar Cr. .Vlaxwoul .31 Hnwanl 1V. .Vlachn. '31 1Valier B. Mayer. 134 Jamvs D. IV'ICAuloy, '45 James R. McCaHvrly. v30 Ruht-rl J. NIK'CaHt-rty. '39 Donald VV. lVIcCarthy. '42 R. E. Nerarlhv, '40 Thomas J. Aqrclnrey. '44 Bmcv D. NIrDonaH, '43 Charles. .1. McDonald. '37 AlbeH D. MCErlane, !40 Joseph McGuff, '41 James .1. NICGmW. '41 Charles P. McHugh. V34 .lnlm R. JMEKCP. '38 Paul .1. MCKPO. '41 Jamos .1. NICKenwn, '43 Nlanrin VV. McLaughlin. '38 John H. EWcMullen. '31 James K. Nlcader, '42 HarnlrI .1. Nleinars. '38 James E. IVEeiners. '40 Louis C. Mvinvrs. '32 Paul J. Mciners. '38 Robert L. Meiners. '29 John Mondcl. '45 Frank E. Nlcnlm. '30 Rnhert F Nlenkhaus, '30 Richard H. Nlcnsc. '45 Harald A. LVICIlTruD. '38 EtlwarA VV. Mersmnn, '42 Donald .1. Meyer. '45 John R. Nlcycr. '34 Rnlwrl Mvvrr. '38 Frank A. 1V1vzur, '32 Anlhnnv .l. 1x11124101. '32 xviniam B. Nlitlllvmlurr, V30 Gnnrgr G. Nlilitzer. '35 Hrnry A. Millcr. '44 John R. wmlcr. '43 Lawrence E. Niillcr. '31 AlICCb J, Mislvh. '44 Edward J. NlisllL-r. '37 P. Linco1n MiErlu' , .42 John J. Milllcilauscr, '40 1101111 X. Mnnahan. V31 Paul D, Monal'nary '38 4V1Hiam F. iVItmaIIan. 135 Ruben J. Nlnnclivk. 144 Paul L. Winning! R. Palrick Nlnurv. '43 RnlanJ F. Ninoms, '31 John F. Moran, '43 Paliirk :Vluran. '38 xViIliam J. :VIDmn. .39 Albert 1... Nloralh. '41 VVarrcn P. Mnrolaml. '39 John B. Nlnrwessul. 135 Tlmmas A, Nfoscr. '42 Edward J. Mnssman. '38 Francis Nlounh-I Robert F. Muck. '35 J. MueMcnkamp. '38 Charles E. D'lurphy, '34 Origin Murphey. Jr., '28 William .1. Murphey. '39 Robert E. Murphy, '27 Timmas J. Nlurphy. v2'2 Charles E. Murray, .1r.. 133 Juscph H, Murray. '31 CliHnrri J. NIUEHH. '43 Robcrl J. Mueller. '42 Lawrence A. Mlmllling, '44 Robert D. Mullec. '42 VVilliam P. MuIvanEy, 130 Thumas L. Nonningcr, '44 Paul H. Nelllcluu. '32 R. E. Nclllelnn. '37 Richard Nuuhaucr, '40 Arlhur N1. Ney, '44 Rnbcrl E. Ncy. '43 Robert J. Neycr. '37 Urban C. Neyer. '29 Rirllard G. Nicklas, '42 Richard F. Nicduntlml, '43 Joseph B. Nicman. '31 Thomas F. Nivman, '4! C1i urdG.NiemI-ynr, '39 J. XVahcr Nicnalmr. '33 Edmund H. Nissan '31; Francis .1. Nicsen. '38 John .1. anall Carl .1, Nortmann. '40 .lcmmc H. lenn. .4! Louis A. Nunnnr. '30 Lawrence R. Nmrv I! Richard L. Nurrr. '41 Carl J. Nulini. '37 James H. Null. .45 .Iamcs 4V. O'Brien, '30 Richard .1. O'Brien, '18 Hubert P. OBIicn. '43 Thomas C O'Bricn, '41 Thomas P. O'Brien. '40 Thumas R. OABriz-n. ,38 Virior .1, O'Brien, '37 VViH'mm F. O'Bricn. '41 Joseph E. O'Cmmc . '42 .lnhn D h-Gara. '43 John .1. O'Hara. '40 John P. OnLcary, 143 Frank H. Oltling, '45 Thomas R. O'Nivnra. '42 Edward J. O'Nci . '40 VViniam O'SIIaughm-ssy. '37 Ralph .1. Oslorriay. 132 John J. Osh-rman, '38 Kari .1. Osknnan. '36 Rnlmrl H. Oslh'lltlmH. '44 Robert B. 011. '42 Joseph C. Oulnlmn. '45 N. E. Overlmre. '45 VViHiam A. Pachnud. '36 Riclmnl H. Packard. '43 Paul .1. Pallazzoln, '43 JnSPnh Pair. '40 Rulwrl 1V, Paasnmrc, '35 Ray C. Paler. '40 Glenn H. Pauly. '44 0110 R. Pcrrv. '45 John A. Prlor. V39 Norbert G. Pharn. 70 111513911 Pirpmcyc-r, '36 Joseph J. Pmlesla. 130 Raymond D. Pndnsla, i31 Raymund .1. PUHaLeIn. '44 CharIFs R. PuHman. '44 Ra'uh G. Puirnl, '43 VViniam J. P051. '40 Rm'mnntl .I. Pnllrlmum. '38 1Viniam D. inrrs. '43 Page 10 Harry E. Purcr . '43 Nuil J. Quill. '44 Allan Rathna. '28 Albert G. Raul. '38 John H, Rant. '42 John P. Ralcllfnrd. 139 VViHiam C. Rnh'ilfnrd. '41 Geurgc XV. Rallnrman, '44 Juscph Ralcnnau. '38 Robert A. Ralvrmimn. '43 Geurgc A. Read. '38 .Inlm B. Read, Jr.. '27 .Inlm C, Rcartion. K341 Albrrl R. RP'lUlli, '33 Nnrbert .1. Redcr, '.56 James E. Rnilly, '45 Frank J. Rvinlmrl. '41 Paul ,1. Rrising. '41 Richard L. Romko. '43 XVallcr 1V. Rvmku' '45 VViHiam chtz. '23 Gunny: R. Rcuscli. .410 Charles E. Rculcr. '37 Melvin XV. Reynolds. '37 .Vlnrris VV. Rim , 137 Thomas 1... Rice. 130 xViHiam .1. Rice. '39 Slcwarl Riche. '44 Charles .I. Ricckelman. '42 Harry H. Riccla-lman. '40 Rulimt F.. Ricliv. '38 Thomas V. Rielly, .44 1Vi11iam J. Rielly. '35 John E. Ricssvr. '39 Rqu-rt N. Ricsscr. '43 Eugl'no C. Rivstrnbcrg, '43 Hmvanl R. Riordan. .45 James A. Rippc. '44 Frank E. Rilfrr. 139 Ralph M. Rillrr. I38 Harold A. Rilz'tc, '16 Ellward F. Rnach. '30 Thomas E. RnHmn, '44 Rirhnnl E. Robinsun. '44 Ruben XV. Rudi-nfols. '43 .Iamrs C. Rnrlm, '45 Andrew .1. Rnl'lan, '41 Howard A. Rnhan. .36 .lnlln F. Rhoda '41 Vvilliam 1. R0 . Jr.. 37 Charles E. ancr. .45 Lawrence E. Ramos. '43 Joseph C. Rusomcyrr, '42 Owen B. Ruth. .40 Herman F. Rollinghaus, '40 Gcraltl G. Rnyce. '42 Thomas J. Ruc-vc. '44 Herman G. Ruff. '34 Harrv A. Rupp. '41 Frank E. RHDRTFIL '36 VViHiam R. Russ. '33 Ralph 1V. Rust. 141 Rnbvrt A. Rulnmillcr. '43 Raymund C. Rulilu. '39 Paul .1. Runcrvr. '43 Huacuy Ryan. '30 James Ryan. '43 Thnmas C. Ryan. '33 Vantor A. Ryan. '23 Joseph H. SHRHPIII. '41 Robert H. SaatiM. '42 Linden C. SHEHPH. '40 Richard P. Saik. '32 Alhorl S. Salmn, '34 Lawrvncc E. Sander, '41 Juhn F. SamIlms. '43 Vincent J. Samnc. 444 Nlicilacl J. Sausc. '43 Rnberi L. Simhm. '36 VViJIiam A. Schambarh, '43 Huwnnl .l. 81410401. '45 Jnlm H. Srlwpcr. '44 Richard C. Schilrlnwycr. '39 Rnberl P4 Srllildrncyen '45 Gcmgc B. Schippcr. '38 Albert VV. Schirmer. :1! Dunalrl F. Schirmvr. .42 XViIIIL'r F. St'lllnlnmnI '4! Eugene .J. Srhlusscr. '40 VVallL-r F. Schlnlmau, V41 Eugcm' J. SCIIIUSSIT. '40 John CA Sr'luncrgv. '30 John C.Srl1mvrgc. ,30 Gauge H. Sflllnituin. .40 Rir'mrrl St'hlnitnin, '37 Joseph T. Schmidt. '43 LCtltlilrlI FL Sclnnith. '43 Rnbcrl C, Srhmiill, '39 Tum SrlnniIIl VVilliam l. Schmitll. '29 Genrgu NV. Schmimlckc. '35 Robert J. Schmimlclcc, '39 Rnlwrl A. Scllm-xu, '43 Philip L Schnoitlvr, '43 Richard .I. Srllm-idt-r. '40 Com: Srjmcncy, '30 Gourgv E Schnr-ny, .30 John R. Schm-nig. v38 Jamvs Sc'lmcny, '37 VViHiaIn NI. Schm'ny, '41 John G. Srlmvpr. l3 Joseph L. Srlmvpf, '45 Harrv C. k rhuotlmvr. 439 FIN! V. Srimllvn. 442 Jnsr-ph NV. St'lmmnkcr. 440 John E. Scllrl-Ck. '33 Paul R. Srllrirhlv. v45 VVillizun J. Schrimpr, '30 Lcnnanl ,l. Srllrmiet. '30 VValtvr L Srllulvr. 434 Jusoph A. Scimhv. '33 Olis V. Srllulto. '44 Slnnlvy A. Schultc. '39 R. F. Svhullnn. '38 VVilliam E. Srhullcn. '33 Leo J. Srllwt'rr. Jr.. '34 Lnuis P. Schu'rvr, '40 Franris X. Schwvgnmnn, '37 Rniwrt Scott. 436 Thomas Skull, '34 Vvilliam Srull. '35 Frank P. SHHIT. '30 VVilliam R. SPilIvnIVHiECII. '38 Pan! A. Solznr, '34 Gouruv H. St'rvy, '45 DulluH S. Shufvr. '49. VV. Patrirk Sharon '43 Edward .1. Shannan. 37 Francis X. Simnnnn, '33 Nx'illiam R. Slmnnnn. '39 Charles F. Sluivls. '43 Rnbvrr A, Ship's; '38 Paul F. Siiigjal. '3'. XVnHvr .l, Sinner. 1M Chvslcr A. Silva. '43 'Miltun L. Simmingvr. '34 .lnlln .1. Singer, '16 Jvmmr E. Slalll-ry, v34 Charlvs P. Slmlgll. 'H lenws 5L Smilll, '41 .Iulln E. Smilll. '37 of Xavier Graduates Joseph B. Smilh. .31 Robert H. Smith, '45 August C4 Socllncr. '40 Patrick N. Spalm. 4-43 VVilbL'rl F. Spalm, '41 .lnlln J. Sparks. 44?. Rnbcrt J. Spivkcr' '42 Lawrence- Splain. '39 VViIIiam R. Sptain. '43 Thomas C. Surnul. '43 Joseph H4 Stngaman, v42 Nic'lmlas Slaggo. V4! NViHinm A. Slungvr. 433 VViHiam E. Slnnlun, '35 Arlllur L. Slautlmrg. '43 Gun? '5. Sluuflwrg. '42 J. .J. Slccnlivu. '40 4V1Hiam R. Sh-vukvn. :44 Hrrman F. Tapkc. '30 Paul Tasko. '45 Robert J. Tcnfcllic. '4! Albert H. Tcnhundfeld, ,34 Robert .I, 'l'cnhumlfeltl, I40 Gourge H. Tcnum'cr, '42 Joseph J. jhnoover, 444 Richaril VV. Tcnocvcr. '43 Ralph H. Thiel, '31 Emu: i Thugs. '42 'Thvminre .l. 11l01na. '39 Emcnm ,I, Tillnr. '45 Carl VV. Tillman. 35 Alfred If. Tilly. '57 .Jusuph A. Tunlmy. '28 George G, Tnlhm, .41 George 4V4 'I'rzu'y. '38 Larry Tramv, '32 JOSEPH l. KIRST S 2h: anm-r member I. lhc' graduating class or I046 wlm lcfi SL Xavil-r Higll St'lmul tn juin 1hr Anm-ll Furros uf 1'10 Unilcd Stalvs. His IIPVUUHII In July and Jnynhy In his rnunlry sym- lmlizcs lilo spiril nl all pagvs. Carl G. simfmnn. v4'5 Vrrnnn Stamina. '35 Louis E. Slvinlv, '42 Charles P. Slcinmrlv. '42 Rirlmrcl I. Slmlgvr. '45 Vinrcnl Slicklcn. '36 Fred J. Sliof. '41 Chailcs E. SHIPS, '38 Louis NV. Slrouivr, 433 Rnlmrl C. Strauss. 440 Dimivl P. Slric'kvr. '45 Rnhz-ri C. Slrirkvr. '-ll .Inhn Slrnss. '43 4Viniam Skunk. '43 Paul H. Sum. 443 Huwanl 1:. Sullivan. ''58 Etlwanl B. Summv. Il0 .lmm's 1N Summo. '41 Charles LA Swm'nvy. '42 .Insc'hll R. Swovncy. '39 Bt'rnnrd C, Swis, '34 llw lmnws whose names grace these Paul J, Tramo. '34 VViHinm F. Tramo. '44 Frank .I, Triltrn, '42 Jnscpll D. TuL'e. '-ll Joseph F. Tllrlu'y, .41 Julius Uilllcin. .irq '38 anjmnin 1X14 Vnslinc, v35 Elinor P. Vrnmnau. '42 Lnuis .I. VUFL'C . '38 Frank H. Vongllo, '41 Arlhur 4V. anrk '32 nyilham E. Vulpt-nlu-im, '43 lulm .l. Vuanrmoqun. .45 Ezlwanl l. Vunrluhrc, '3! Lnuis B. Van Lvhmon. '43 .lmnrs D. Vuss. '41 Raymond F. V1153, '38 Hmvzml J. xx'RCIIS. '33 3 John A. XVachlcr. '43 John E.VVi1gnc-.r. '41 Robert S. VVahL 430 Frank RA VantImn, '29 Tlmmns NV. NValsll. 40 NViHiam F, NValsll, '36 George A. XValtlmr. '42 Paul P. Vanllutr. 444 James P, VVarntlnri '34 .Iusrph A. VVarrcn, '38 Charles A. VVclmr. .lr.. '42 Harry P. VVL'hvr. '32 Jamvs C. VVelnlr, '44 Riclmnl ,l. NVCBCL '4! Robert 1W. NN't-ilgmul. '37 Albmt .l. VVL-llhy. r34 JVlalcofm NI. VVoIml-r, '44 David VVciuig. '34 John chinig. ,32 Nlarrm VVoisIn-mr, .41 Charles D. VVvHL'r. '38 Daniel NVPIIy. '45 Rubvrt VV. NVonning. '33 Danirl C. NVUHIGN. '43 Paul Ii VVcnsirllp. VII RiclmnI L. VVCuslrup. V43 Thumas P. Vanch '34 John F. VVrrtlmnnn, '41 Lawrnlu'l' G. NX'r-rling. y4'5 Bornanl F. VVOIIIL'Q 440 Antlmny 4V4 VVcssvlnmn, 141 EJwin A. vas lman. '44 Lawrnnrr .14 VVPslrittk, U30 Charles VV. VVclli-rcr, '36 EJward L VVnyman, '44 EKIwmd .l. Nleclan. '45 Albnrt J, 4Vl1iht, VII George .VI. VVidv . '40 Raymond NVivar, '32 R. CL XN'it'lImrn, '39 Tlmmas NVildn. v4l Eugene H XX'iILtcr. '37 EJwartl H. NViHouburg. r36 Eugnm- NNK VViHiams, '43 .luscpll N. NN-rilsnn, '37 Raymond J. VVilsnn. '36 Ellwanl NV. NVingcrlcr. 432 Richard T. NVEnlnrmau. '39 Richard T. NX'Eulcrman. '37 Orvinc W4 XVinlcrs. '36 RnlamI G. NVintzingcr, '42 Robert fL NVissmun. '42 Charla: A4 4Vilnnmyrc. '42 Gram? NVHI. '40 Paul N. VVHIo. '12 John C. Nvillmrk. JL. ,39 L00 CL XVmErnor. v28 Raymund L. XKIIH'HIPI'. '31 Robert X-Vuvmcr. .33 Clmrlos A VX'an, 4441 JOSEPH A. NVullOringj, '41 Nnm .l. NVong' .4l Owen B. 4Vrassmzm. '40 .10th F. XVuHmIlling. '37 4Viniam H. VWlHinngc. VB Frvticrick .l, Xx'llllElPTiiCII. '32 Gmrgo V. 4Vumlvrlirll. '38 Rnborl 1W. NMIrzoIlmtller. '42 Carl VVJ Yagnr, '37 Jinnc's va John P. Ym , v42 Courgrv 3T. Ziopfz-I. '30 John H. Ziopfpl. '18 Frank M. Zier, '38 Joseph A. Zumlwrg. '35 4; 1:- g is $ 3R! 3 h THE FRONT ENTRANCE Hugo l2 Foreword The revolution of time will undoubtedly dim in our hearts the story that this 1946 X-Ray attempts to reveal. Therefore, we of the Senior Class have composed this book with an eye upon sincerity and honesty. We hope that it will serve in future years as a reminder of the many fond thoughts. higheminded hopes. and rich ideals that permeate our hearts as we prepare to depart from the guid- ing light of this great Jesuit School. In addition it is our foremost wish that this year's edi- tion of the XeRay will aliequately salute the school that we have come to know so WeUHa school so rich in tradi- tion, so lofty in purpose. Page l3 A Message by the President to the Senior Body . . . Our pilots are no longer tiodging ach-ach as they Hy 0n missions over German soit: our sailors no longer scan the horizon of the South Pacitic for the dread pitt hoxes of hostile Japs. Our country is again at peace and industry is gradually reconverting to peace time needs. he im- mediate future bids tair to he an era of opportunity for young men of intelligence, industry, and vision. Prospects toot: hright anct encouraging to the graduates of this year. The graduates of the 1946 class of St. Xavier High School will either continue their academic training in cot- teges anct universities or they Witt enter the scene of life as workers and wage earners. It the former, let them choose an institution of teaming where the principle 0t right and wrong which they tearnt during their high schoot years will not he contradicted, hut Cherished and fostered. It the latter. let them enter the arena of tite. having on the hreast-ptate of faith. their feet shod in justice, and carry- ing in their hands the weapons of righteousness and char ity. Our country is at peace: yet there is hatred and envy. bitterness and vindictiveness in the heart; sin and vicious principles are attied to frustrate the blessings of peace or turn peace into a mockery. There is. need for men with a highly cultivated sense of what is right and wrong. a sense of right and wrong sutticientty refined anti ctetinite enough to make them effective instruments in the morat and spirit- uat reconstruction 0t society: a sense of right anct wrong that is supported by a faith contirmed in content, refined in motive. buttressed in sanction through the tuifiiting revelation at Christ. There is need for graduates of St. Xavier High School who will remain true to the traditions of their Alma Ntater. Page 14 THE PR .-SIDENT REND AIARSIIALL L. I Pagu l 3 Faculty RM: PATRICK V. O'BRIEN SJ. Prim'ipu! REV. V1mek J. FLYNN. SJ. Assistant Principuf pugv lfl of 1946 The Rm: Victor B Nieporle. SI formerly held the position of Dean OF 1110 Evening Divin sion Hf Xavier University. This year Fr. Nick porlt- lms lwen appoinled Dean cg the Univer- sity um! Assistanl Prinripnl in rlmrge OF KIN SPHiOrX 011 UN? .AVOIKIHJP t E1JIlDl1S. Rev. Raymond B. Vulle SJ retains the nmre 0r Treasurer. and Rev. Thomas J. Powers. SJ. Um! 0f Superintendent of Buildings. REV. Vlr'mn By Nuamk'ru. SI. Rm: i,.aurence E Henderson. 3-1 of Xavier University is again the Student Counselor for the seniors and also continues as Nlmlerator of UN: Senior Sorlniih'. Rm: Rn'nnwn H. Vu,sH, SJ. Rn: Vlrmmnxs .I. POWFRS, SJ. RLV,LALRLNCLE.MI:NDI2RSUBLS.1 Page 17 Faculty RI-Lv. HARRY J. Buu'ox. 31 Rev, Harry l Barton. SJ. instrucls the underclassmen in Latin and Religion. while Rev. Frances A. Biltenx. SHJ in addition to these subjecls. teaches history. Rev. Richarcl J, Brown. SJ is sli teaching mathematirs and Religion. Rev. Patrirk F. Clear. SJ. ronducts Classes in English, hislory, and Religion Also, Rn: Fpuxms A.l;l'l l'FSZ,S.I. Fr. Clear serves as the Direclor 0F Alhleth's. Rev. John J Cullinan. 8.115 an inslrurtor in history and l,illin. REV. RICHARD l. BROWN, 3.1 RI-zv. erklrk 1:. t:l,I-'AR, SJ. Rm. Iunx .J. F: LUNAN. SJ. Page 18 Rlzv 1051:le A. DELL. 5.1, Rxav. FRANK T. Dn-:T7,, 5,1 RI-tv. V u,'rI 'k B. Dmmm, SJ Rm: OWEN J ENGLUW SJ- Rev. Joseph A. De , SJ. has English and Religion Classes. and HHS his usual place as Moderator of the Dads. Club, Rev. Frank T. Diem. SJ, having served as Chaptnin in the Armed Forms for three yeah: returned at mirliyear to assume charge of the Religion classes of Rev. Leonard J. Fischer. SJ Rev. Valier B Dimond. 5.1 is un inslruxv lor in English and R e I i g i 0 n for the LIUCICH'IHSHHEH. REV. Jam; H. CImLLlc, SJ. Rev. Owen .T. Englum. SJ rnnduris smlior sociology classes, aml Rev. John H Grnllig. SI inslrurls Hm scnfurs in Lvrnmn, Faculty REV. BERNARD A. HORN. SJ. Rev. Bernard A. Horn. SJ. teaches German to the underclassmen Rev. Ladislaus A Blajerowski, SJ. conducts as before, classes in Latin and Religion for the freshmen. Fr. Majer also busies himself with his yearly charge, the Acolythical Society. and serves as Director of the Patna Missions. Rev. Robert E. Manning, 5.1, on the Uni- versity campus. teaches his senior Classes the fine points of English, Greek, and Religion. Rev. Thomas A. McCourt. SJ. is a Spanish instructor for the seniors, and Rev. Albert J. Sammon, SJ. teaches Latin anti Religion lo the umierclassmen. Faculty RLV. LADISLAUS A NIAJEROWSKE. SJ. REV. THOMAS A. MCCOURT. SJ. REV ALBERT J. SAMMON. SJ. Page 30 1V . Romy? E. :VIANNINIL SI. : 1 ' Faculty REY. GEORGE E. SHEA. SJ. Rev. George E. Shea. SJ. teaches Religion to the underclassmen and serves as their Stu- dent Counselor. Fr. Shea also act's as the con- genial N'Ioderator 0f the Nlothers' Club. Rev. Kenneth NI. Slluman. SJ. is a teacher of English, Latin. and Religion at the down- town school, and Rev. Paul J. Sweeney. SJ. again instructs the seniors in English. Rev. John L. UH, SJ. holds classes in N mathematics, and continues as Mocieral'or of tile Sociality of the underdassmenl REV. stxum M. SHUMAN. SJ. Rev. John V. Usher, SJ. has senior Spanish classes, and Rev. Leo JV Vollmayer, SJ ex- pounds the intricacies of physics to fourth year HIED. Rm: PAUL J. SWEENEY, SJ. REV. JOIN L. UHL, SJ. REV. JOHN V. USHER. SJ. Rm: LEO J. VOLLMAYER. SJ. Page 21 F aculty Mr. Edward E. Cincosld, SJ is a scholastic MR- Enwmn E- C'NCDSKL SJ- insiruclor in English, Greek, and Latin. N11: Cincoski also serves as NIOCIerator of the X-Ray. NIL John P. Cu . SJ. teaches English and history Classes. with 1V1r. Joseph J. DeVault. SJ holding forth on the Classical languages, Greek and Latin. Mr. DeVaull retains his position of former years, that of Assistant Director of Athletics. Nln Joseph A. Graber, SJ. in addition to conducting classes in English. Latin. and Re- ligion. has the capacity of Assistant Director of MRI JOHN P CULL' SJ- Athletics and is again Business Nlodemtor of H19 M'usiral Show. NIL Fram'is X, Gronig. SJ teaches Civics and hisiory, and is Eclitor of the Alumni News Letter. IWFL JOSEPH J. DILVAULT, SJ. MR. JOSEPH A. GRABl-Jz, SJ, lVIR. FRANCIS X. Gkox.Ln,, SUI. MR. PATRICK l. KRLSIIR, SJ. MR. JOHN VVA BIALUNE, SJ, 1x18. VVILLIAM P. RYAN, SJ. Mu. .JOSI-Pn I . Smmmn SJ. I'algv 15 DIR. JAMES V. MCGLVNN, SJ. MR. NORMAN VV. MnEI,LER, SJ. lVlr. Patrick J. Kremer. SJ. is an instructor in English ancl Latin for the seniors at X U. In addition. er. Kremer acts as J'Vloderator 0f the Senior Debaters. Mr. John VV. Nialone. SHIV rnnducts senior trigonometry classes and physics laboratory periods, ixlr. James V iVlcC-lynn. SJ. has English, Latin. and mathematics Classes downtown and also serves as Nlnderator of 1119. Camera Club. the Band, untI the Winsical Show. Rh. Norman VV. Nloeller. SJ. teaches Eng- lish and Latin and retains his position of Nlunlerntor of line Classical Club and of the Campion and Junior Debaters. ANIE ViIIiam P. Ryan. SJ holds rlasses in history and mathematics, ads as Director of In- lmmuml Sporis. and shares, with WTessrsA DcVauli and Crahor, the duties of Assfslanl' Alhlelirs Dirmtlur. 5h. Joseph F. Sclmrf. 5.1 is a feather 0f sopl'nmnorc mnlhemntirs. His outside hmrlinns nro tlmse or Assistant Moderator 0'. line X?Ruy and Assfslani xlodoralur of 1116 Smlnlity. Faculty MR. Josey R. Zunmcxy. SJ. MR. JOHN J. BRENNAN Mr. Joseph R. Zubricky. SJ. conducts Eng- lish and history classes. ami is the Moderator of the Xavier Prep. er, John J. Brennan continues to teach chemistry and geometry to the underclassmen. Mr. Frank B mei retains his former posi- tion of Director of the BanCI and of ihe Musical Show. Mr. John Dromo teaches history and physi- cal education, and is again Heacl Coach of football and basketball. Mr. James P. Glenn again teaches English and history to the unclerclasmnen. He also is Director of the Elocution and Oratorical Contests, Faculty Page 24 MR. JOHN DROMO HMR. JAMES P. GLENN MR, FRANK 15. Down MR. Rzn-amxn H MCCOY Faculty DR. JOHN F. L'mss, M.D. Dr John F. Lyons, NLD. serves in his former capacity as team physician. NIL Nlarcaccio conducts physics Classes for the seniors. and Mr. Raymond F. McCoy teaches English to fourth year men, having as- sumed this post at the encl 0f the first quarter. Mr. John R. O'Leary holds classes in mathe matics for underclassmen, as in the past. MR. WHLLIAM MARCACCIO lVIr. Alberto Vasquez instructs the juniors in Spanish, while Nlr. Raymond J. VVilson is a professor of English at X.U MK JOHN R. O'LEARY HR. ALBERTO VASQUEZ D. Page 25 X-Ray Patrons Mr. and Nirs. Chas. G. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Eolw C. Ahlers Mr. C. Bert Amann Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ammon Mr. Arthur E. Andejesld Mrs. Kathleen Auberger J. L. Baarlaer Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barron Mr. and Mrs. VVm. J. Beckmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Beilar Carson B. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Benton. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Frank L Berg Mr. and Win. Ciarence J Berger Norbert J. Berning Pat Berning Nlr. and Mrs. Frank Besl Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Beverding Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Bischoff Doctor George Creed Bishop Mr. and Mrsl Wm. J, Blank Mr. anti Mrs. Edward J. Blau Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bodie Joseph J. Boehle VViIIiam Booth E. J. Bradley Mrs. Leo J Breslin Mr. and Mrs. Frank VV. Brinker Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Brinkman Frank J. Brinkmann Family Geo. E. Brown Walter J. Brunsman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Bucket Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Budde Mr. and Mrs. C L. Buenger Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Bungartz Mr. anti Mrs. Louis Bunning, Sr. MT. ancf Mrs. Edward W. Burke TVIr and Mrs. S. A. Burkhart Leo H. Buse John M. Callahan NIL and Mrs. H. Carletti Mr. and Mm John Cianciolo Mr. and Mm Edwin K. Cleveland Mrs. Clarence A. Cordes Mrs. Thomas F. Costello Mn and Mrs. John F. De Judge and Nlrs. Clarence Denning Mr. and Nlrs. Chas. E. Deye Mr. and NIrs. Alfred H. Deiters Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Dittrich NIL and Ivlr; VViHiam I... Dolle Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dom NIL and JVIrs. V. C. DuweH Nlr. and IVIrs. John N. Elias 1A1 EISEIESSCT Nlr. and Mrs. Joseph 1.. Eckerl. Jr. Win and IV rs. Harvey Ellerhorst Ernst F. Furniture and Appliance Co. Nlr. and IVIrs, lvlax F. Fauss Feeley Family :Vlr. anti ers. Jerry LXI. Feiertaq NH. and AVIrs. Robert V. Feist 3'11 . and D'Irs. OHO Filippfne Mr. and Nlm George E. Finn Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn Nlr. and Mrs. '3. E. Forney Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Franxman Mr. and Nlrs. Henry J. Franz Mr. and Nlrs. Robert F. Franz Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Frey Mr. and Nlrs. Eugene VV. Friedmann Mrs E. Franzone Mr. and Nlrs. George Garlies Mr. and Mrs. August F. Geier Mr. and Mrs, William J. Gessing Mr. and Nlrs. Frank H. Glade E. Frank Glatthaar Nlr. and Mrs. James A. Glenn ML and Mrs. G. J. Glulz Nlrs. J05. P. Goodenough Mr. an Mrs. F. E. Granger Walter J. Gruber Urban P. Guckes Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Haeune NIL and Mrs, George J. Hagee Mr. and Mrs, John J. Hamer Elmer Handorf Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hardig IVIr. and Mrs, Albert Harnist Dr. anti Mrs. Thomas L, Heavern Mr. and Nlrs. VViHiam G. Heeb. Jr. Mr. ancl Mrs, Charles Heekin Nb. and Mrs. Robert E. Heekin Nlr. and Nina. Howard B. Hess Mr. anJ Mrs. A. A. Hessling Mr. and Mrs. M. Henry Hils Mr. and Nlrs. XValter HinIcel Mrs. Charles D. Hogan E. B. Honerkamp Mr, and Wirs. Paul H. Hurling Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hunt Dr. J, Homer Huschart VV. J. Huster Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. lsphording Win and Mrs. Lawrence A. Kane Mr. and IVIrs. VViHiam J. Kavanaugh Mr. and NIrs. Herman Keller NH. and 1V1rs. John J. Kelley Mr. ami Mrs. Harry H. Kemper Henry F. Kenlcel. NLD. VViHiam A. Kennedy Dr. and Mrs. K. V. KitzmiHer Nlr. and Mrs. Louis F. Kispert Mrs. Clifford A. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. George J. Knapp Dr. and NIH. Henry F. Kulle Bernard P. Kraft. Sr. Nlr. and Nlrs. Fred J. Kramer N. C. Kuechly Nlr. and JWrs. Andrew J. Kuntz h'ir. and Mrs. Oscar Kunz IVlr. and Mrs. Alva L. Lackey 51m and Mrs. Frank B. Lackmeyer EVIr. and lVlrs. Jos I.. Lammers Leo F. Langt-fels .Vlr. and Mrs. George 1 Laumann Page 26 of1946 Nlr. and Nlrs. VViniam H. Leesman A, J. Lehmeyer George Leugers. Jr. William F. Lincer Mrs. Mary Agnes Listerman Mr. and Mrs. John VV. Long Ralph B. Luebbe N11: and Mrs. Valentine IVICCalje NIL and Mrs. Joseph A; McDevill Mr; and Mrs. Roy McDufFie James R. McGarry Mr. and Mrs. John A. NICJoynt Fred Macke, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Macke Dr. and Mrs. John J. Maloney Mr, and Nlrs. Mike Malracia Mr. and Nirs. Theoclore P. McGoron Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Meckstroth Mr. and ers. M. J. Mechan Mr. and Nlrs. B. J. Mercurio Mr. and Mrs. Henry VV. Merlancl Ll'. and Mrs. J. A. Michaels Nlr. and Mrs.W. A. Middendorf Nlr. and Mrs. Leslie J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John T. Monahan Mr, and Mrs. Harmon Morris Mrs. Marie Moss Mrs. Virginia Murray Mr. and Mrs Thus. J. Nlussio Dr. and Nlrsl H J. Niedhamer Robert A Niehaus Dr. Joseph R Nielander Mr. and Nlrs. Lawrence V. Nurre Nlr. and ers. Efmer J. Obermeyer Nlr. and Nlrs. L. E, Oberschmidt Nlr. and Wirs. Paul A. O'Brien Mr. ami Mm James E. O'Connell NH. anCl ers. Fidel Orfh lvlr. and Mrs. WIarcenus J. Overherg Louis C. Paese Nlr. and lVfrs. VVinfam Palmisano Nlr. and IVIrs. B. Vincenl Pater The George Pessler Family Peter Paul Service Frank J. Plageman Mr. and Nlrs. John R. Powers Arrow Press Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cr, Radenheimer EVIL and Mrs. Frank L Rammarher Air. and ers. Ferd Ralerman 311'. and Mrs. Herbert J. Raterman Blr. and hlrs. Edward Rathman BL: and erm Herman G. RauCHIorst NIL and 31m. Albert J. Rauen hlr. 21nd Nlrs Carl Reese Emma A. Reid ML and 31m. Joseph Reifel Bernard L. Rice hlr. August J. Richter 3h. and 31m. Charles P. Rfaffnger Ernest Rigarci xlrs. Clifronl J. Robson Dr. E. .I Roche. DD. S. Mr and Mrs, Russell Roeder and anilv P Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. F. Roll Ross Pharmacy Bernard L. Rowekamp Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Rudolph EVIL and Mrs. Edward A. Russell W11 . and Mrs. Ray H. Ruttle William Ryan NIL and Mrs. Edward Sand Herman W. Santen B. L. Schapker George H. Scherrer Nlr. and Mrs. Geo. Schmidlin Nb. and NIH. Edward A Scheid Nlr. and Nlrs. H. CA Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Schneider J. Harry Schoettmer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Schmidt Robt. H. Sunderman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schneider Stanley CL Schneider Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schnorbus Mrs. Larry Schuchler Mr. and Mrs. ECIW. H. Schuerman Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Schumer Mr. and Mrs. J05. A. Schumacher Capt. and Mrs. Henry John Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G Schwarz Mrs. Leo H. Sctu William L Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1 Sexton NIL and Nlrs. paul V Shiels Nfr. anJ Mrs. F. A. Siemer Mr. and Mrs, Nick Sontag NIL and Nlrs. Charles StaH Mr. anJ Mrs J05. VV. Steiher Robt. P. Steiger Alvin V. Steinkolk Edwin P. Stenger lvlr. ancl Mrs. Jerome A. Stenger NIL and Mrs. Frank X. Stier Nlr. anti Mrs. J05. Strassburger Mrs. Nlary Sturwold Mr. and Mrs. Ferd. Tenfelde NIL and Mrs. Harry L. Thaman Emeran B. TiHar Nlr. and Mrs. John H. Torbeck NIr. and lvlrs. John B. Tlleissen JV'Irs. K. Roberta Thoms Nlrs. Louise NI. Thuenemann George E Thurner Win and erx John H. Tuke VVaIter C Vester. M.D. Nlr. and ers. Joseph VV. Vormohr :Vlr. and 1V1rs. VVinam B. VVard hlr. and Nina. G. J. VVeber 315 and ers. Arthur NV. VVehmcyer NH. and 31m. Bernard J. VVeiss JVIr. and nVIrs. Harry H. XVeHing Louis F. Vinn2 AMI: and lxlrs. Edward V. Vinter 31L aml Mm A. L. VoItering A, S Vriint 3h. and ixlrs. 311M011 VVurzelbacher . 1- am -. Seniors of 1946 Senior Campus The Library Buflcling and Benarmine Chapel The grounds of Xavier University Page 29 Seniors CHARLES J. ALBERS JOHN B. AMMON Acolyte 4: SmIalin l, 2: Fuutlm R. I. 2: Go 2, 3. RALPH E, ANDEJESKI EDWARD VV. ANNEKEN Fonlban V. 3, 4: Track 3. K. B. S. 3. 4. EUGENE J. AUGUSTINE Second Honors 2. 3: Sndalily 3. 4: RES. 1, 2, 3. 4. ROBERT A. BAUTE Sadalisy l. 2. 3. 4. Page 30 of 1946 FRED J BELL 1. JR. Firs! Hmmrs l: SPUHHI HmmrS 2. 3. 4; Class Presirlvnf 2: Sludunl Cuuncil '2: Avnlylv 4 Sutlalily Iv 9., 3. 4: Drbnl- in! l: Prvslllmil 2: :VIusiciil Shaw 5: EIIK'lIIiUlI Finals. 2: First Plam' 2: Foul- Im J. l: V. tNlanagvd 4: Oratoriral Finals 4. JOHN R BERGER First Honms I. 2. 3: Saruml Honors 4: Stullvnt Council '2; Surlalily I, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 3: Xavier Prop 2; Basket Ln R. 2: Gun- 5, DONALD X-V. BENNING VVALTER R. BEREstD First llunurs l. 2. 'i: St'ruml Hmmrs 4: First Hmmn l: Anrlyh: LI: Sociality l, 2. Class PHE' lt'Ill I; Shule-ni Council I: 3, 4; K, B S. l, 2, 3. -1; Band I. Surlnlily l. 5. 4: K, B. S. l. 2. 5. 4: CIassirnl Chad; 2. GLEN J. BERNING 7 gculth' 4; Sudnlity I. 2, 3: Eloruliun Graduation eve! It is not far Finals 1: K. B. S. 1.2. 3. 4; 6qu 3, distant now. The moment to which at! our thoughts ancl aC- tions have tended during the past four years is close at hand. It is indeed with mixed feelings of fear and joy that we advance to take that Final step in our FRAN K E. B ESL Srcnml Hmmn 4: Surlalily l. 2. 3: KB. S, I, 2. 3. 4. high school career. VVe often Page 3I JAM Es P. BEYER Debuting 2. JAMES J. BIEDENl-IARN First Hmmrs l; Srlrmul I Ionurs 2: Sndalily 3: Baseball 2, 5: Baskvlhu R, 2, JOSEPH C, BLANK JEROME D. BOEHLE Sedaliiy l. 2; K 13.8. 1,2, First Hmmrs 2: Swami Hnnnrs 5. 4!: Sa- dalily l. -l: K. B. S 2. i, --L CYmL J. BJEDENHORN C1355 Hurlurs 2: SK'K'IHHI Huntlrs 3C CIaSS Presitlvnl 3: Simlrul Cnum-if 3; Funlila '7 DONALD i BOHNERT Sndality l. 2. 3. 4; Funde R, 1: V. 2, 3, A1. Seniors Page 32 find ourselves gazing back over the passage of time anct, in so doing, the keys of recollection turn and unlock doors to hitherto forgotten chambers of crowded memories. Herein we ponder the things that were. and, some- what regrettutty, the things that might have been. We seek to LEO J. BRESLIN Class Hnlmrs 1: First Hmmrs '2, Class President 1. 2: Student Council L 2. 3; Smtatily l. 2. 3. 4; Acolyte 4; XVIml A f. e i: HArsonic and OM Lacuw 2: Bumt l, 2: Cnncvrt Orchestra 1: Ntusicat Show 3: Basticltmtt J. l: R. 2; anttmll R. 1, 2; Captain 2: V. Manager 4:K. B. S. 1.2, 3, .1. t 3, 4: NELSON J. BOLAN, JR. LAWRENCE A. BRAUCH Acolyte 4. EDWARD H. BUCHER Acotyu- I; Smlatily I, '2. 3: Second Hon- B ors 1. 2. 3. 1l; K tmtt R. I. St I. 2. 3. '1: Funk DANIEL A. BURKHART Smtatily l. 2. 3. 4: Fnutljalt R. 2. Page 33 THOMAS E. BUENGER Secnnct Hnums 1: Football J. l; R. 2. ' of 1946 Seniors ROBERT O. BUSE First Honors I, Z 3. 4: Acolylv 4; Sn- dality l. 2, '3, 4: PHJPFI 3; K BA S. l, 2. 3. 4: Xavivr Prop 3. JOHN M. CALLAHAN Class President 2; Slmlonl Council 2: Football R. 2: V. '5, 4: Track C. JAMES L. CAVANAUGH JOHN J. CHALFANT CLARENCE H. CORDES SmIaIizy 1, 2. 3, 4; K. B, S. 1. 2. 3 4. Sntlalily l. 2, 3 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Cnnccrt Orchestra 2. 3: Baskolha .l. 1 Tennis 1. 3. RICHARD J. COSTELLO Second Honors 1; Aculylo VI: Suilalily l, 2. 3. 4; Xavier Prep 2; 3; Trar'l; l: KELS l. '2. 3. 4, Pagr- 34 GEORGE J. DASBACl-i Secnml Hmmrs Q: Aculytc -l: Smlalily 1. 2. 3. 4; K, B. S. l. 2. 3. :1: TrarL' 2. 3. learn just what impression the last fouvr years have made upon us. Doubts fill our minds and heartuse wonoler if we have fulFiHed the trust that our par- ents and teachers placed in usH and these we cannot wholly dis- pel. Sodalily 2, 3. 4: K. B. S. 2, 3. 4. of 1946 THOMAS M. COSTELLO Class President I. 2. 3. 4; Student Coun- cil l. 2, 3. 4: :Musical Shaw 3: Football R. 1; V. 2. 3. 4: Cn-Captain 4: K. B. S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Sndaliiy l. 2. 3, 4; Track 3. PAUL A. DEITERS Second Honors 1. 2: Acntyh: 4; Sodnlity 1. 2. 3. 4; K, B. S. l. 2. 3. 4: Baskcthail J. l: R. 2; V. 3. C. RUSSEL DAVIS RICHARD C. DENNING 51T1H'ltl Honors '3: SoHaIil-v l. 2. 3. 4: Dilmtiug 2: Oralnrical Finals 3: Elnculiun Finals 1. 2' K. B. S. 1. 2. 3, 4; 'WVIHIE A Lily l: Arsenic and OM Lore 2: 3.xlusical Show 3. 4: Baml I. 2: Cuncurl Urrlmslra 2: Football V. Wlanagbr. 3, 4, DAVID LXI. DEYE Sndalily 4: K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. Page 35 THOMAS X. DILLON First Hunnrs l, 2: Svmnd Hnnms 3, -1: Acolylc 4: K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD J. Donn. JR. Svmnd Honors 2; ACuIytc ,1; Smlnlity 2, 3. 4: Camera Club 2. 3, VVILLIAM L. DOLLE EUGENE V. Duwru K. B. 9. 1, 2. 5. 4: Baskr-ilm J. l. At'tllylv 4: Sutlafily 3, 4; K. B. S. L 4. GEORGE H. DOHRMAN K. B, S. 2. L 4: lev Club :2. EDWARD L. FASSLER Arnlylt- 4. Seniors Page 36 The day when Erst we entered St. Xavier High stands out JEROME J- FEIERTAG Second Honors 2: Class President 2: sharply and Clearly in our minds. Student Council 2; Sudalily l. 2. 3. 4'. Acolyte 4; K, B, S. l, 2. 3, 4; Foothalf The succeeding days. though J- 13 R. 2: Tka 2- 3, many of them are blurred and indistinct in our consciousness, were days rich in all that our young souls craved and needed. Those years were the founda- tion upon which we are to build ROBERT F. FEIST First Haunts l, 2. 3. 4; Smiality l. 2. 3. 4; K. B. S. 1, 2, 3. 4: Vviruf A Lift! 1; uArsynic and Old Lace 2: EVIus'ujal slluw 34 4: Clwssical Club 3: XARzIy 3. 4: Edi- tur 4; Xavier Prep 3; Dvlmling 4. ROBERT J. FILIPPINE VVILLEAM T. FESCIIESSER First Hmmrs l. 2. .3. 4: Slutloni Council Aculylc l, 4: Sndalily 1, q 3, 4. 4: Qulkllily E. Q. 3. 4: K. B. 5.1, 2, 3. 4: Cl MFR! Chill 2, 3: Band 1: I'imtball R. 9.: Caplzlin 2. JAMES J. FITZPATRICK Second Hmmrs l, '2: Smlnlily I. 2. 4: S, l, 2. 3, 4. DONALD Cr. FLANNELLY SUCOHIE Hnnnrs 1. 2: Sudaliiy 'l, 2. 3. 4: anlba R. l. of 1946 Page 37 Seniors ROBERT B. FRANXMAN Firsl Hmmrs 1, 2: Avalylo l. tlality l, 2. 4: B. S I, 2, 3, 2. Sun K .1 3m .L I: R. 2: V. 3. 4. 3: 2 Bus 'ct- .. ' ' MARK Fm: RICHARD A. FRANZ K. B, S. 'i. 4. . EUGENE J. FRIEDMANN Sx'rnm! Honors 1, 2. 4: CI AmeEv I. 2. 3. Oraluriral Finalrz 3, 4: First Mace 3: .Judcnl Cuuncil II; Dc, lmling 4: Xarivr Prz-p 2; K. B. S. l, 2. 3. -l: 31111.1.in I. '2. S, 4. Prvsitlrn! 4: CHARLES XV. Fu N K Arnfyle 'l: Smhtliiy l, :1. i; Buskollmlt I. I: Fonllmll J. l. Page 38 ROBERT J. FREY SE'UIIHI Hmmrs I. 2, L I: Arulylz- 4: SUV Jnlily l. '1. 3. -1: Camrra CIIII: 1: RES, l. 2. 3, J: Shulvnt Cnunril 1:. of 1946 JAMES P. GARTIES First Honms I. 3. 4'. Sccunrl Honors 2; Sndalily l, 3: K. B. S. l, '2. 3, 4: Camera Club 1. FRANK J. GLADE Second Honors '2: Smhiily l, 2. 3, 4: Musirul Shaw 3; Basvha l: FquImH J. l. R. 2. V. 3. 4; Track 3. AUGUST F. GEIER PAUL VV. GERHARDT Arulylu :l: Sculahly I, 2, 3, 1: K. B, S. First Hnnnrs l. 2. 3. 4: Scnlnlily l. 2. 3. l, '2, i, -l, JAMES M. GLASSMEYER Class Hmmrs I. Q. 3. 4: Class President I; Student Council 1. 3; Sodalny l, 2. our lives. They were years of 3 14C'uSSk M Club 2' 3- planting, of the instilling in us of. the seeds of learning and of true Catholic principles; these we must not trample into the Earth. but we must strive that they bear fruit in the years Of harvesi. years SH hidden in the mistv future. .IABIES TX. CV'LENN First I'lmlnri 1. 1: Acolyte 4; Smlalily l. 2. E, -1. Page 39 JAMES J. GRAF Second Honors l. 3: Sudalily l - Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: K. B. S. l. 2. 3-, Music Appreciation Club I, 2. 3. Seniors DANIEL J. GOODENOUGH K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4: Second Honors l. '2, JOSEPH G. GOOSMAN Second Honors 1; K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4; Football J, l. THOMAS D. GROTE Swimming 4'. R. WILLIAM GRUBER Second Honors 1, 2; Class President 3: Student Council 3. 4: Musical Shaw 3: Baseball 2. 3: Baskelban J. l. R. 2. V. 3. 4.- Football .1, 1: Sodalny 1, 2. 3. 4. Page 40 WALTER H. GRUBER First Hmmrs l. 2, 3. 4: Class President 3, 4; Student Cnumril 3. 4: Acetylc 4; Su- dality l. 2. 3. 4; K, B. S, l. 2. 3, 4: Basketball J. I. R. 2. V. 3, 4: Football J. l. V. 2. .3. 4: Caplain 4: Track 2. 3. With the advancing years our places will be fined by other boys as eager as we were to drink in the truths of life. Per- haps St. Xavier wiH forget the graduating class of 1946; still. that class of 1946 cannot forget St. Xavier. The four years we XVALTER F. HADLEY First Hmmrs l. 2: Sccuml Honors 3; Class Prcsirlcnt l: Stutlvnl Council 1; So- rlality l. 2. 3. -l: Baskvllm R. 2: Football J. 1. V. 2. 3, 4: Trad: i. URBAN P. CUCK ES. JR. Second Hunurs l, 2. 4: Sndalily l, 2, 3; Fantha R. I: Track 2, 3: C. 5. 31. C. 3: K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4. JOHN D. GUTMAN 321an l. V. JOSEPH HAEUFLE Musical Slmw 3: Band I. 9., 3. 4: Swing Band 2, 3. 4, ROBERT J. HAMER Class Honors '5, 4; First Honors 1. T K. B. S. I. 2. 3. 4: Kampus. Kapcrs l. Page 4 I ROBERT J. HAGEE ClaSs Honors 3: Firgt Honors I. 2, 4; Sndality l. 2. 3. 4; Musical Show 3: Classical Club 2. 3; XVRay 3. 4: Edilur 4: Xavier Prep 3, 4; Debating 4; Basket- ball .I. l; K. B. S. l.2.1,4. of 1946 Seniors ALBERT B. HARNIST Musical Shaw 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Conner! Orchestra 3, 4: Swim: Band 2, 3 4. . STEPHEN P. HEEKIN First Honors 2: Second Hunnrs I. 3. 4: Sndalily I, 2. 3. 4: Baskullmn J. I; Fun!- Im J. 1: Swimming: 34 4'. Cu-Caplnin 4. VXIILLIAM R. HEMMER NIAURICE J. HERRJN Firs! Hnnurs l: Svcnml Hnnnrs Q: Acolyte Soroml filnnors 2; Surlality l, '3 3, 4; I. '2: Sollalily l. 2. 3. 4: Elnr'uliun Finals Debating 4: xlllsirul Slunv 5: Fuuilm R, 1, l, 2; Track 2. i. THOMAS VV. H ESSLJNG Srrnml Hmmrs l. 2: Stulaiily l, 2, '5, 4: qu A Life I: Mush'at Show 3: X-Ruy '3, 4: K B. S I, 2, 3. -'l. JOHN J. HICKS Sullalify 1, 2: Bastllm 1: Football R 1 l, ... BENJAMIN R. HUELSMAN First Hmmrs 1; Somnll Honors 1 3. 4: Serum! Hnnnrs JAMES C. HOLMES St-cnml Honors 2. JOHN P. HUESMAN l. 3: Baseball 3. 4: K. 11 S. 1, 2, 's. anLvllyal R. 2; K. B. S. l, 2. 3. 4. spent within its halls are too in- delibly engraved on our minds to be erased wholly by the pas- sa ge of years Those school days demanded and took from us our utmost eff forts in many fields of endeavor. VVe labored long hours in the Classroom, trying to aksorb the 7 -l: Ergilnr 4: K.UB. 5, DONALD R. KAISER Cfass Hull m: l; Firs! Hulmrs 2. 3, 4: Aro- '3 1: lylc 4: Snlnlily IV 2, 3. ' Dvlmling I 2. 5: . 'ivr Prep S. 1, 2. 3, 4. DONALD R. KAMMEE: Firs! Hunnrs 1,2. 7;, 4: Atolylc 3; Band I. ,1: Suing Bum! l. i. 1. Page 43 3. of 1946 ROBERT J. JUNG Second Honors 2: Sludcnl Cnuncil 2: Arnlyle 4: Srulillify I. '2. 3 4. HARRY C. KEMPER Second Hmmrs 2: Sndaiily 2. 3, 41; Funk hall R. '2. Seniors WILLIAM M. KAVANAUGH Sudnlily 9. 'E: Canwra Club 1. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD J. KELLEY Sorlality l, 2. 3. 4. CLIFFORD J. KOPP First Honors !: Stamnd Hmmrs rlalily l. '2. 3: K. B. S. l. f, 3. 4. '1 Sn- JOHN F. KRAMER First Honors !. 2. 3; Second Honors 4: Acolyte 4: Surlality I. Show 3: C, 5. Ni. C. 3; President 3: K. B, S. 1.2. 3. 4. Page 44 2, 3. 4: Musical JAMES J. KRAMER Class Honors 2. '1; First Honurs II: Class President 2: Shlllcnl Councii 2: Acolyte 4: Sodalily 2. 3, 4; Debating 3, 4: Elucu- tinn Finals 2; Classical Club 2. 31 BasV krdmn R. 3. D'Ianaged. V. :1 avian- agcrh C. S XVL C. 3: K, B. S '2, 3. 4: Oratnrical Finals, 4. truths our teachers were ex- DAVID E. KUNTZ pounding to US, Whether thev Setond Hmmrs 2'. Sutlalily I. Q. 3: K83 1, 2, 3, 11. were Latin constructions. geo- metric hypotheses. or a law of physics. Once out of Class we turned our attention to other pursuits.Some of us experienced the fire of combat and the spirit of rivalry 0n the gridiron and MAURKE J, KLTNZ JOHN F LACKMEYER VALT1 :R J. LAMBERT Sntluliiy It 2: Cln-I'rli'iulvr l. 2. 3: C. 5. Firs! Honors 2: Somnm' Hmmrs l, 3. ML ;:K.B.s.1,2.3. :. MAXIMILLIAN P. LAMMERS E'Flllll! Honors 2; Arnlyk' 4: Snclnlity l. FuanaH .l. l: Trurl: 2. 3: CSJVHI S 2, '1: 3:K. B. b, 1.2, 3.4A Roman H. LAMPING 51-an Hmmrs l: ,Qlulfvnf Cnum'il 3 . 4: Sutlillily 3; Busc-lmll 2, i: PnullmH N. l, 2 of 1946 Page 45 Seniors GEORGE H. LUKEN First Hunnrs I, 2. 3. 4; Smlnlily l. 2: K. B. S. l. 2. x. 4. MARVIN R. MACKE Smlalny l. 2. 3. 4-, K. B. 8.1. 2. 3. 4. EUGENE S. MMMNY JAMES C. MALAS. JR. Clem: Honors 2: Se-umll Hmmr: 3. VI: 5w Svnuul Hmmrs l, '2: K B. S. l. 2, 3, 4. tlalily I 3 3, vi: Dl-buling 4: Elna FinnES rmrk l: Orglnrisal Finags l: Rillalf'ill Sllmx 4. JUHN R. NIALGNEY Ci'dss l-IUHUTS 2; SFCUHCJ Hnlmrs 3: rL-dily 2, i, 4: Swimming 2. DONALD J. MARTIN Sucuml Honors 1; Fnullmn R. l: Trail; 3: K. B. S. 1.2. 3. Page 46 of 1946 EDWARD AA NICCOY First Honors 1: Second Hunnrs 2: Aculyle 4: Sudalily l, 2. 3. 4: Musical Show 3, 4: Elucutiun Finals 1. 2: First Place 1; Band I. '2; Track 2 JAN Es E. Ix ICHALE First Hmmrs 1. 3: Soumrl Honors 2, 4; Sudalily I. 2: Dvlmling 2; Arsenic and OH IMva 3: Oralnriral Finals. 5: Xavier Prep 2; llunlhu Re I: K. B. S, l, 2. '3. 4. GEORGE T. MCDUFFIE SmIaIily l. 9.. hardwood court; others thrilled to the joy of achievement on the rostrum and stage: still others applied their youthful talents to photography ancl journalism and music. Surely we all now realize that the extra-curricular activities in which we partici- pated were telling inHuences in TH EODORE J. MCGORON First Hnnnrs 3: Arolyte 4: Sudality 3. 4: K; B. S. 3. .17 EDWARD C. NIEIERS Arnlylc 4; Smlalily l, '2. 3, 4: Clmir l: , B. S. l, 2, L 4. HERBERT E. BIENK HAUS Sornnd Hmmrs l. 2; Acolyte -l: Delna'liug 3; K 8.5. 1, 2. L 4, Page 47 VVILLIAM J. MERSCH First Honors 1. 2. 3: Srcnml Honors 4; Football R. l, 2: Trark 2: K. B. S. l. 2 . RICHARD J. MIDDENDORF Scrum! Hmmts 2; Artuh'k l. 2. 3, 4: Solialily I. Q. 3. 4; Band 1. 2.. 3: Cnnccrl l, 2. 5: Fouling J. T: Tiack 2: K, B. S. 1.2.3. 4. JAMES J. MOLONY Socnntl Honors 1. 2: Stulnlily I, 2: Silk lIPlll Cuum'il i: Acolyte v1; Fatima J. I. Fink Haunts. 1 IIiIlily l. q EMMETT R. WIOORE Sc-t'mul Hmmrs I. 4; Sn- 3. 4; Hmlha R. 3.. JOHN J. IWILLER Second Hunurs l: Sculalily 1. 2: K. B. S. l, 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Conccrl Or- cllrstm l. 2. '3. 4; Swing: Band 2. 3. 4. Seniors THOMAS C. MORAN Second Hnnnrs I. 2. 3: Sndalily !, 2, 3: C. S. M, C. 1; K, B. S. l, 2, 3. 4. Page 48 our mental and physical devel- opment, influences which loom as important to us as our schop iastic successes. But there is something else which occupies a prominent place in our thoughts these last days. It is something more last- ing, more enduring than a de- JAMES A. MYERS First Hunms I, 2, 3; Svcund Honors 4. Class JOHN D. MomTz THOMAS A. MURRAY Class President 3, 4: Sludcnl Council 3. ll; Sccmul Honors 4: Acolyte 4; Sndalily f. 2. 3. 4; Debating! 4: lVIusical Show 3: Chair 1. 2: Footba R. I; K. B. S. i. 2. 3 4. H. THEODORE NIELANDER Second Honors 1: Sodality I. 2. 3: Xavier Prep 2. 3: Camera Club 1. 2. 3; Track 3. ROBERT XV. O'CONNER Hnnxms' 3: Firsl Hunnrs l. 4, Serum! Hunurs 2: Stululily l, 2. 3. 4: K. B. S. l. 2. 3, Al. Page 49 erlLLIAM S, NOLAN Snrlalily l. 2, 3. 4. of 1946 Seniors NORBERT Cr. OLIVER First Honoys l: Acnlyln 4; Sndulily 2. 3. 4; Xavier Prep 2. i3, 4: Senior Editor 4: K. B. S, 2, 3, 4: C. S. M. C. 1 R03 ERT A OVERBERG Secuml Hmmrs 2: Student Council I. 2: Sndalny l, 2. 3. 4: Debating 2: Blusical Show 3; Eluculiun Finals 2; Funllmll J, 1, JOSEPH NI. PAESE DOMINICK P. PALUMBO Seconc! Hunnrs 3: Sodahly 3: DI'IJaling 3. Firsl Honors 2. JOHN E. PELZER Second Honors 3, 4. JOHN R. PETERS Second Honors 1. 2, 3. 4: Sodufily l. 2: KB. S. 1.2.3.4 Page 50 E. 3 . JOHN F. POPKEN First Honurs 2: Second Honors 1: Acuiytc 4: Sndaliiy l. 2. 3i 4: Debating 3. q; D'Iusicul Slinw 3: Oralurical Finals 3: w Baskvllm R. I. : Football R. l, '2. bate, a football game. a dra- matic production. That intangi- ble something which we all per- ceive and treasure is a sense of security and moral We lmow what is right ancI what is wrong. Such spiritual steadiness. a comforting conviction did not come by us naturally. Rather JERRY PHARES Oralnrical Finals 3; Track 3; Firsl Honors 4. JADIES J. RAlVllVlACfIER First Hnnms l. 3; Sccnnd Honors 2: Sad Jalily l, 2, 3, 4: Musical Shaw 3: Xavier Prep '2: Baskrlila J. l. R. 2: Football J. I. V. UVlanagcri ,1; K B. S. 1. 2. 3. 4, CHARLES J. RAT ERDIAN Class Honors I; Fitst PIOnDrS 2. 3'. Second Honors 4: Sndalily l. 2. 3. 4; K. HS. 1.214. JOHN D. RATERMAN First Honors 1: Svcond Honors 2: So- dalily l, 2, 3. Page 5 E Acn lyl i of 1946 xxIILLIAM B. RAPIEN E :1: Smlnlily I, Q, 3: Band 1, 2. EDWARD J. RATHMAN First Honors 1 ; Second Honms 2; Acolyte 4-. Sodaluy 3. 4. 1M1. a IE 3 DONALD E. REESE First Honors 1. 2: Svmnrl Hnnnrs 3. 4: K. B.S. 1.2.3.4. CLIFFORD VV. ROBSON EDWARD A. RUSSELL AconIe 4; Sodality I. 2: Second Honnrs Second Hmmrs 3: Sudalily 3. 4: Musiral 1-, Nlusical Shaw 3: Basketball J. l: Foot Show 3: K, B. S. 3. 4. 11a J. 1: Tennis 3. GUSTAVE J. REiNINGER Sccund Hnm-rs I. 2: Class Prusidcnl 2; Shulcnl Cuuut-il Q. SulEalily l. 2, 3. 4; Basketball R 2 WILLIAM E. SANTEN Acolylc 4: Soclalily l. 2: Football R. 1; Track 2. 3 Seniors Pagc 52 it was deveIoped and deepened in our inmost being through the tireIess efforts of our teachers, Jesuit priests and scholastics. We here take this opportunity to offer them our sincere grati- tude Ior Ihe guidance they have They have made of us men better prepared to meet given us. URBAN .I. SCH IHIDT Sccuan Hunms 3:501IaIin I. 2 anI 2 3. 4: SMmming I. ... 3. 4: Cu-Captain 4. I First Hmmrs HALnIx II -I1T tmIImII I. SmIaIity I, CIass PrvsitIcnlI I 3.K. B.SL GEORGE R. SCHERRER First Honors 1, 2. 3; Second Honors 4: SarIaIity l, 2; Musical Show 3: EIocuIEun FinaIs 2; First PIacc 9.: Football .I. I . 2. V. 3, 4: Track 3; K. B. S. I. 2. 3. 4. RONALD P. SCHILLING RALPH J. SCHNEIDER 2. 3. 4; K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4. DONALD G. SCIIUERMAN I. 2; SnrmILI IIunurs 3. 3: SIutIcnl rC'uumiI . 2C. 3. -I: SmIaIiIv I GIII 3: 5uimming I. I49 :r'r 1:! 2. 3. Page 53 DONALD K. SCEIOETTMER SquIin I 2. 3: BasiImII 3: BasI-ieIImII R. quIImII I. :K. 5.. l. 2. I. 11. Seniors JAMES H. SCHULTZ Firsl Hnnurs I. Q. 3:, St'rnml Hmmrs 1: Sutlnlity 1, 2; K. B. S. l. 2. 3, 4. DONALD L. SCIIUMER Sccnnrl Honors 1: K B. S. I, 9., 3, 4. JOHN V. SEILER JOHN J. SIEFKER Acolyle l: Sndalily l, 2, 3: Second Hun- ors l, 2. 3, 4; Dvhaling 2. IRVIN P SINGER Second Honors 1. 2; Musical Show 3: X-Ray 3. 4: Xavier Prep 3. DONALD P. SMJTH Second Honors 1: Sodahly I: Football J. I. Page 54 iV pAUL Fe STEINMETZ Stulalily l, 2, 4: Fnolball V. 3, 4: K38. L 2. 3, 4e the spiritual trials that we shall encounter in the coming years. And so. in these last days at St. Xavier, we dwell on our meme ories. both joyous and sad, of places and scenes which have Hed, no more to return. We have reached at last the end of the road upon which we startecl RAYR'IUND J. SMITH Second Hmmrs Sudalily I. 2, 3: Debating Q. 3: thllm J. 1. VVILLIAM J. STEINKOLK HAROLD B. STURWOLD Second Honors 1, 2, 3: Sndality l. 2. 3; Baskclba J. l; Cheerleader l, 2, 3. PAUL E. TABELING -. Sndality l, 2. 3, 4: Dchuling 9.. 4: antth J. l; K. B. S. l, 590an Hnnms I. of 1946 ROBERT J. STENGER First Hmmrs l: Sm'muf I'innurs Q, 3; Sue dahly 1. 2, 3,-1; anlban R. I, 2: V. 3. 4: Truth 2. 3. PAUL H, TENFELDE JAMES J. THAMAN Acolylu 4: Second Honors 1. 2: Sudalily 1. 2: Band 1: Fontball R. 1. PETER R. T110315 JOHN P, TORBECK Dulmiing 3: Band 2, 1: Second Honors 2: Aculytu ll. 2. 3. ,1; Smlality I, 2, 3. 4; Cunrrrt Orchusha 3. 4: Swing Band 4. GIN! Club 1. 2: Basketball .1. 1, R. 2: C. S. M. C. 3: K. B. S. r. 24 3. 4. FRANK J. THIEEVIANN Scrum: Honuls I. 2. 3: Arable 4: Str daliiy l. 2. 3. 'l: Camera CIub I: K. B. S. l, A. ROBERT TRIMPE Second Honors 1. 2. 4: First Honors 3; Sudality 1: K. B. S. 1.2. Seniors Page 56 four years ago. We are ready FRED H. TUKE to take leave of the Proving- Sotlalily L 2, 3. 4; c. s. M. C. 3; Basketball J. 1. ground for other pastures. Soon we shall waI-Ic firmly down a long aisle and with trembling hand receive the scroll which signifies graduation. This moa t men we have dreamt about for WALTER C. VESTER many a day, thls event we have First Honors 1; Second Hnnors 2. 3: So- tlalily l. 2. 3, 4: Acolyte 4: Debalinq 2. 3. 4: Oratorical Finals 3: K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4: Xavier Prep 2. 3: Feature Editor 3; What A Life I; Arst-nic and OM Lace 2. FRANK F. VOLPENl-IEIN JOSEPH F. VORMOHR Second Honors I. 2. First Honors I, 'l. 3: Secnntl Honors 4: Smlulily 3. 4; Xavict Prep 2, 3; Foul'mll V. 4: Track 2. 3. VVILLMM B. VVARD First Honors I. 2: Svcnmi Ilnnurs 3, 4: Class Pn-sitlunl l: Slmlonl Cnunril l; Kumpus Kupcrs 1: Xavier Prop 9., i. 4: xrRuy 3, 4: Snrlzllily l. 2, 3. 4: K. EL 5 l. l. 3, -l: Omlnriral Fina s 71. Page 57 KENNETH C. xlAL K ER of 1946 Seniors BERNARD R. erL'lSS I'Airst f'iunurs 1. 2: Svcnml Hmml's 3: Sir tlillily I, 1 ROBERT H. XVEBER First Hnnnrs l, 2; Secuml Hunan 3: Sn- dality l. 2. 3. 4; Elnruliun Finals. l; Dru hating 2; Band I. 2; Cunm'rf Orclwslm 2: Swing Baml '2. often turned over in our mind. Has it been worth the labor, the hours of study, the regulating discipline of four long years? Our indiv3ual sentiments may vary, but as a group we can do little else than lower our heaas JOHN L. WENNING ROBERT H. Wchox JAMES E. WINTER Second Honors 2, 3: Class President 4: Class Honors 2: Sccnml Honors 3: Sllk Firs! Honors 1. 2. 3; Second Honms 4'. Sludcnl Council 3. 4: Sodality 2. 3. 4: dent Cnuncil 2; Smlalily 2. 3. 4: K. B. S. Acolyte l; Sudaliiy l. '2. 3. 4: Xavier Acolyte 4. 2. '5. 4: Trark 2. Prep Z 3; Sports Edilor 3: Baseball 3: K. B. S. l. 2, 3. 4. Page 58 of 1946 Grimm; V. me Svinml Hmmh 3: Sutlalily 2: Aculyh: I, Z, 3. J: Benn! l, 2. THOMAS P. HACKETT in gratitude for these years of formation, preparation, and training, St. Xavier has brought us from boyhood to maturity, from darkness to understanding, from a Childish awe to a manly IOVE Of God. JOHN J. VVOODS JOSEPH VV. WRIGHT RICHARD T. WURZELBACHER Sotfalily 1. l 3: Acolyte 4: K. B. S. I. Sudalily l. 2: K. B. S. I. 2. 3, 4: Fuul- Cinss Honors 3: Firsl Honors 1. 2. 4; So- Z 3. 4: Baskvlhulf R. 2. 1m .1. I. llalily 1. 2. i Page 50 Undergraduates Every senior has fond recollections of his underclassman days, when the first seeds of new friendships were sown through Close associations made in the classrooms, on the gym H001 , ancl in other activities. He may have peered out shylv upon the Clark and uncertain world. but in reality the outlook was bright. In later life he would probably be abie to apply to many of his high school acquaintances these words of Alexander Pope: uThou wert my guide, philosopher. anti Mend. Page 60 I. Vl'illli' out for xlr . . null Iii; 501ml Adionilw , . l, TIN luniur Pn-shlvnh uml V 'w- PrNIJx-nla . . . L . . EIHUHHVP Spanish v us . Sumo 01 11n- m-w hlutlly nn'ml'wr: ill 5!, Xmivr Ilurint' - . . . HUHI'I up lur luun lmw . . T. Hm I. Nlu-rn . ml N.IV. X 1'35 Inusrnl. n- ian in Ilw HInle-n . . h', ;1lrl1iu:j up an muu- qluly in 11w Iilnrary alt mum .1131! In! f.l'1t'l , . . 6. Nrinmvll, Ill 1 unlluml Ililgl' hl Harry Sanlvn, Loft h: Right, Bolton: Rum: VilIiam Linvrr. .Ioscph Auln-rgt-r. Iuslus VildhalH-r, DnnuM Slvigor, 3- ViIliam Glenn, John Dillon. Ruhcrl Cnlnlmn. Dnnalii Alllcrs. Donald xlr.CilrtI1y. seconli 1 01111 IriarUlil xlpirllsc, Burnier KHFIC, .111Utna5 CUIQHH, Dunalll BK'TQJ. .JEIIHI'S 'tyfI.IClniin. I I7l crl llvlanlCr, Alvin Kammcr. Rubt-rt Mdjcvilt, Duvhl Clarke. Third Rum: rl Armbruslcr. Lon Olwrschmidl. W'illimn Mackc, Robert Fllflr. Gnrllnn Flynn. Thomas L'Hricil. ViHinm Scuny. James Ryan, K4 in Gallaghcn I Fuurfh Rum: Vil1iam BQCL'Im-yer, Edward Carlcr. Robert Franz. Jamcs Dummlly, ViHiam Brinkworth, ViHinm Brrgcr. Thomas anhvringj. val lo Rigid. Bolmm Row: Rwy Kmlmrllcr. Clmrlvs Cnnk. Gcmlrl Slzmllmrg. .1050le Eckert. Jilmcs Btinkman. Paul Armlvrlcr. Thomas Rclmw, Donald Rull'cnlwrgcn Dmmis Scluniodukc. Spam ! Rom: Paul O'Brien. Louis X'uitlwr. Miclmvl Sln-rman, Villium Srlmcklvr. Vi izun SchaL-fnr, Davirl Strulmim, PRIME Rnl'lzm, Gcnrgc Rvs'mg. VillEam EHOrlmrsl. Franr'is NIHIUIHW. Third Rum: Gt-rzlltl Dnrxvl, .lnlm St'hulvr, Gvurgo Thurnur. 'I'lmmus Murray, Eugrne lJllu-n. Carsnn Hrmlvr, XVth'r IYH. John Flosclf. RUIJi-rl Cannon. Four!!! Row: Paul Fischer, Gcnruc Knapp, Hrnry Canulllivr, Rirhartl Hurlig Hymn; Paul leism-n. , Juscpll Page 62 Lpfl to Right, Burton: Rum: James Czlrrull. VViliinm Soilmrl. .Imm-s Dussmun. 'Hmmns Spalm, Rnln-rl Curr, Rnlwrl Gvrkv. Julm Rinm'r. RuIn-rl Bnulll. xvininm aniz, Rulwrl Dilhnvyl'r. Sumnd Rum: 'I.E1nths Konkt-I. W'illiam Tillman. John Knnclxcl. John Manynt. Rich- ard Buxlde. .lumvs Panning. Third. Roll 'lvilmnus Kmlnl'rh'. Judo Hils. RaymnnJ Nl'yvr, Thnmas Kurlll'r. Jumps Rvirvr, TlxnmaS Long. .Inscpll Clnlul, Nhrllm'l Elias. Donald Fisciu'r, Fullrlrl Row: .losvpll xxyursl. 1110111135 Eiii'rsnn. Gnurgv Krurmpolman. William Vt'IIcr, Donald Kramvr, .Anulrt Niodhamcr. ; TlJnTlEll'l Hm-y. XViliimn Ls-vsman. Bottom Rom. Left to Right: Eugene Summn Jacob Vane. Lawnmcc Dcuucrt. John Spimmmvolwr. Dnnald Vor1z. Rirlmrtl Purcell, Donald Ackerman, James Bctz. Joseph P2 10.11. Robert Stungcn Second Rum: AIlJcrl Eisulcin. Jusrpll Erpl'ulmck, Janu's Nlurphy. Rcr'rI LVIurphy. vviniam Cll'ilry, Rnymmul Rimlingvr' James KnILcr. Richard Fctlurlu. Jnlln Barron. Thomas YiiriamS. Third Row: Ricimnl Rncsvl. Rulmrt Fisclmsser, Donald Kennedy, Viilimn Juhzumigjman, Villium Brnering. Nor- man 311x115. Anllmny Brunsman. Francis. Slcinker, Donald Bumillcr. 3 D Fuurlh Rum: Eugonv Nellnwr. Tlmurlnrc XVilL'o, ,Mm Lampc. Tlmnms Limlonscllmhll. Kevin Kelley, lolm Hinkdr - Mnurh-p NInes. Page 63 Honour Rom, inf! to Right LGvrcnm Kane. Jamcs VumI. Paul Grangt-r. .lamvs Trusriller, Frumis Borllcv, Ralph xVosIrirll. .lnlm Annokcn. .lnsrph Rirv. Julm Kvlly. SI'CUIH! Rom: Yillinm Ryan, l -rnl1l:is Vum Bil'gblon. Alvin Riliy'. ViHiam Czuly. ,lnhn Svgfrisl. Slaulvy Rm'hm. Rnlu-rl Clark 'I-lmmns XIm'IHinI-L Third Rum: anrvnrv Lurkon, Rnlwrl MRAvuy, Alnysius Van Hagen. Jcrmm- Daililn. Charlvs 3ivnkin, Julm KIKII. Rin'mrel Ow-rlwrg. Faurlh Rum: .lnlm Lt-nilmn, .Iumvs Brunmmmn, Ruln'r! Plus, Paul Vise. VViHEam Hnnvr. XVininm Dillric'h. val 10 Riglll. Bullmn Rum: xviuinm Simun, ViIliam Hz-vkin, Riltlwnl iVicCun-orly, Eugvnr Fist'ln-sst-r, Villiiun an'illr', Paul Dac- Err. ertlinaml FUIHUY, Eclu'iird Fairbanks. Paul Ll'lldi'rx. EllEr'llv IDEIII'Y. . .. . Second Rom: Clzlrcntc Vx'oimr. Raymuml anchang, Tlmmas Schmknin. Jnsvph EWmIrlc-n. .lulm Collins. RnnnH ViHimns. GL-mgc Finn, Churivs va'nling, Alvin Shea. Thinl Rum: .Iulm Armacush FrnnL Eeru-nlmrh, Joseph Diluurul. Clrarfos Sanrlx-rs. Irwin VVnIlem. Edwanl Suni- 3 F van JuluL-Nlunuy. Gt'ralrl Russ. Fourlll Rom: .Illsvph Nlbisvnlwlllrr, Jnllrl Kal'mmn, Frunris Brunvt, .Inlln pill'livl', TFIUHIEIS Blllllim'. lenu's Burns. Donald '01177. FTqurirr: .xtilll'phy. EILVRJTI VUH Hamlnrl. Page 64 inn IiII-Ix' tiIIJ l' ,1. ill liIII isliiiI iiu iIIIIIIIi in NW StiI'llli' iiIIii. VIIIIII IIII'ss in SIIIiIIr rlfPTikl ui liII- i'IIjIIII linllhv IIII liII X liil'llpllh . . ii IIiIIImIInI irrdIir-IIIS ami ViI 7 irIuiIivIIix . . . iViIIIIIIr iII iiil' IiIIIIIiiIIII III! 1 Juli! Int iIIIIIIriIIi iiIIii IIII xiilflil . . bimiv IIimui lII iIil 3iIItiIIr Idrlh iniIIr MIIIkiIiIIu I'I . fI. rrs. IiiirII-II IInIi Kori! iinr liII- lllllivni IHPH . . .7 il i'V.- IIIIrIiI iiIIIIr . I . h VVirIlI IIII IPII'K id IIIIn inuigzc III IImi irIIIII nrs Haii r!!! HI . . 9. Nilhlu- iIIII-n a U'IIIUII 1.:llNP iIIIIIII Ill Cun- dry . iIIIIi iuISi man. Richard Spraul. Robert Nlcycr. NICI KPHCy, Rnborl A,agncr. SoconJ Row: Vahvr Cruse. James Baarlacr. Harry Flulcmmnrh, Dilllif'l Dr . Jumps GEvnn. Rillmnl Rm'tliurj. Jamcs Rauchrsl. Richard Tllvim. Horlncrl Lnrmzum. TitirJ Row: Dennis Bmun, VViniam Finley, Edward Ostcndurf. Juscpl: PullL-lmum. Julm Hw'kin. Gvralll MI-Canlmra. Hulwrt NCH, VViHiam O'Gara. Fourth Rolv: I41VVI'EHCC Aylward, Ray LXIIUIU', l B VI'PnCC XVuitl, Raymond Snider. Raymund Brunst. Frank SClthC. RiK'hilril Spudt'. 2 A Left to Right. Bailout Row: Thomas 3Ian-v. DuuaH Gor-lz. John Shioli, 3Iittlmvl Sand, Charla: Climml, Paul Nie- vat to Right. Bottom Row: xVaIlam: Poriur, Amlmny Bullcr. Robert 3IcCabc. Donald Noycr, Virgil Holmes, Frant'is Frey. Viniam DumlmrFu-r, Charles Paqun-llxu Thr-udurv Kfslncn Emosl Ihdh'x Second Rom: .lnlm VVillimns. .lulm K1151. Louis Rcbcnstlurf. 5Iark Vcning. Cmrgn Pnlxlmanu, Charles Amann, Hcmy Bocllmcr. Joseph Schroeder, Third ; UlU! DUHBIJ IAF1 VFCHCQ. JUIIII Kisport, DOH'IIIIJ Kadllllnll, John SIICUHHIL Flvhnlllas bicycr. Jnhn Schilling. Rnlmrt Huqu-s. John Summers. Fourth Row: Rolwrl S Cook, ,Inlln 511mm. Eugene Thaman. Jamz-s Bunny. Carl Odin. Robert Gardner. Pahirk Tnlmn. .Iulm .Iutlgn. Page 66 Left to Right, Bolium Row: Lawmnca Svhuchlcr. Thomas Ginncy, John Hayes, John Dm'nrcaux. Robert Sontag. Danicl Brady. Thomas iVIussio. Richard Dmger. Robert Armbruslen Jnlm Donahue. SQFO'HJ iQLHUZ Raphael l;llelib0. John Lindemann, JEII'IICS Niomnn, John CarrO , Frcd Ensc. Villiam Kemmc. Thomas Bischnn, Edward Hauscr, James Stier. Third Row: Thomas Nurrc. Ellwatci Sexlnn. John Zcmbnuh. Richard Grulc, Hamld Ehrlmrt, Thomas Fricrrag. VVinimn Lisrcrman, Richard Sullivan. Fourth Row: Richard Inskcep, Ray Srlluhc, Vincent Huscllart. Robert Lippcrt. Thomas Smilh, Rubcrl Bictlt'rnmn, Leo Slrasshurgcr. Left to Rigid. Bolton: Row: Charles Brcctz, Jnscpll Strutlon. Ferris Thomas. James iVlilIcr. Robert Becker. Richard lecrs, James Rudnlpil, JamL-s Haas. John Rauen. Second Rom: Nicholas Blank, Francis Bathe, Richartl XViltc, XViHium Slrylml, Albert Bruncmann, Edmund Tclscller. Rolmrt Bramcs. Ririlard Schultc. Third Row: Lawrence Arrmld. Victnr Hans. Artlmr Small. George Elias. Arthur Blau. Charles Hardig. Fourlll Row: Ruben F. Cuok. Bernard Geygan, Robert Kamcnsllck. Thomas Kinney. Clmrlcs Cole. James Endres. 2 D Lpft to Right. Bolton; Row: Rirlmrd 'LVIurmy. Rndney McCarry. Robert Ruwclcamp. Rnlmrt Depcnlnock. Julm Puwcrs. xViHiam Cush- ing. Gerald Tillm, Edward Honor, Jerry Davis. Dante di Tullio Secuml Raw: Edward Bans. X'aIch Elbert. Dnrmltl Schmidt, Eqark Cnrm . John Sessing. Jarlx' Schabalwrlc. James XVimlmrg. Paul lecnhcimor. Frank Gcraci. Ham! om. Third Row: Enlwarxl VVcnslrup, Julm Schrovdcr, Paul Kempcr, JUSI'IJII Hils. Comm Nulll. DunuH $10711:le George Schmill, Fourth Rum: James Barker. Donald Hallman, Paul OHiug, Thomas Bur'HPy. David Bandxork. Raymund Hauncrl. Ralph Schwarz. LFHVN'HCC DOHnCIIyy Left 10 Right, Boilom Rom: Etlward SCIlCitI. Edwanl Smith, Vincrut Patrr, Thumas Tramv, James Davis. James Rcdrlick, John Con- ncny. Joseph Kirkland, Lennard Duursnn. Joseph Slrulman. Second Row: Dunald Slahl. Jc-mmc Thole, Donald TcnIc-ldc. Palrivk MrHugIl, Ernest Fanss. Tlu-udurc Vrlly, John Salutlin. Paul Leary. Jnlm McKeon. 2 F T'Jirrl Row: Francis Brinlccr. VVaIlcr Buecklcy. Paul Buongcr, Lou Maycr. Joseph Fuvluy, XViHiam Wluilr. James MEYER, Fourth Raw: Thomas Duffy, Clifford Kcman, Francis Shields. Edward Smain. Robert Isphording, Donald Jansen Page 68 Patrick Rullie, Frank Palcmm. Jerry Carlclli, VViniam Blank, Etlwarri Smilll. Second Row: James Diem. Bernard Ostcriluus. James Ausdcnmuore. Elmer OBermcycr, James Dressmam Jerome Hoffman. David Surigart. Edward Sullivan, Third Raw: James Kolkmeier. James Hogan Daniel Pesslor. Robert Lc'mlmw. VVulter Human, Robert Nichaus, Thomas Gallagher, Frank Ciancioio. Anthony Huber. Fourth Raw: RugL-r DourL Gonrge Ignl, John Va1snn, Thomas Camplm . Jamvs Burke. Joscn'l Mnraml, Richard Rindy. John XVYBCIUVUCIUFL Left to Right. Bottom Row: Thcmlorc Lombardi, Roiwrl Strolhcr, Ralph Siciger. Richard Bcrning. Vincenl Capasso. 2 G - Left to Right, Bonn : Rom: Paul Dauh. Edwin Hengehold. Paul Hum'ng. Paul lenlhvrg. Aloysius Tllucnemann, Gcarge Schraer. Donald Pcier, Denny O'Cnnnell, Louis Hellmann, Frank Braunwart Second Row: XViHiam Hickey. Thomas Lucas. George Lubrcchl. Donald Vollman. Albert Schneidu. John Kelly, Joseph Slegman, Richard Grciwo. Third Rom: Philip Nleynr. VViHiam Nerf. Tlmmas Rois. Louis Vi iin,-z. Donald Eisen- man, Ralph Hcil. Denny Palumbn. Juhn Sketch. ' FUIITIIL RUIU: TIIUHIRS BrinI-imnn, Thomas Tully. Russnn Rnnrlcr, Lnuis Bungarlz. Thomas Nlchmcri, Vi inm Pong. Arthur even Page 69 E. lwrvslnm-n Proeitle-nh nnd Viuvprvsidvnis . A . 2. vlnss 18 ill uml 3. St-niurs rwih liw Rusury M I'm Axlmnnriul Hirinv . r'nn il lw nn vxzullinnliun! . A . I, I'm Sm-nntl Grulu-r nlmnl Iu Jlil IIH- itlpc . V V 3. Big Biuh fiuly moves in t0 :m't-r JJllrtn-H s Dunm'un . V . h. Duo; il 'ihlv Lunar! . . . Page 70 T, Svniurs haul ul uanu in lllt' Ilil'x'siLgl Iuly . . S. uSuy, Bud, lum' ulmut n dinlv'f Buuum Row. rmfi to Right: Jnhn Bertha. JuIm-s Cloud. Ruberl ECL't-rt. Carl Marmcco. Jamvs Nit'sen, Julm Kuccllly. Jnlm Gorwc. DunaM George. Swami Rum: Rnhvrl Hamlorf, Rubcrl Plageman, Harry Kelly. Hcrlwrt Bch. John 511111911. Paul Brunncr, Paul Sullivan. Thin, Rum: Dnnald ViHinms, Rubrrl Graue, DunaM Nvilwisel, Jnmr's Hunl, Ruben Zins, James O'Connell. Fourth Rum: Donum Flostcr, XViHiam Rice, Harry Udry, Richard VVerIing. Lvlf lo Right, Baum Raw: Lnuis Schnopf. Timulhy DunncHy, Eugt-nc Knvlk-r. RirlmnI Tranw. Jnsopll Mulraria. Robert Diclunan. V'rmmn Carroll, Erlwnrd Bonlz, Kenneth Lushcck. Svmml Row: Jinm's Bricllcllo. James Nielandcr. VViUiam Schramm. Eugene Bcrgclt. Donald Brummcr. Ronald Frey, Robert Eircrl. Richard Ernsl, James Thin! Rom: Edward Roche, John Elias, Rulwrl Aubcrgcr, Sylvester Nugl-nt, Hurry Vm'E, Aerlurvy. Jmm's Auslingv 1 B Four!!! Rnn': Thomas Becker, Brrrmnl Kraft, Richard Caruso, Earl Biorman. a Page 71 Left In Right. Bnilmn Rum: lJz-rnnm Emmcli. Joseph VVillinms. JOSCPII Slnibcr. Alvin Eb- ncr, Joseph Cmmci. Dnnaltl HPInliUnl. E51- win Flynm Jnhn LVIit'hacls. Thomas Super. Second Row: Arthur SCIHIII, Julm Kavanaugll. Raymund Oshamlmf, VViuiam Ronzcn- Ilrink, David Fohring. AHn-rl Meyer, W'illiam Pastel, Joseph VVindt. John Ruthman. Third Row: Ricilunl Schm-rmann, James Glutz. .lnhn Slr'invrt, Nlicllacl Gomri. GinJL-rl xVI'Imr, Jerrold O'Brien, Anthony Hussling. GcraH XVcrnsing. Fourth ROI : Patrick SlUPIlkf'll, 1 60 THSLI', AI'IIlLII X!C'lHIl'-VI'T. Nicki GIRSSIIIL'YI'T. 1:1sz to Rigid, 150mm: Rum: Tlmnms Heavvrn. Rulx-rl Howard. Urban .VIuyur, RmmM Bruno. Paul Frirkcr. Arthur Dnssman. Nicho- las Viklglizum. Carl Kilzmillvr, Jamr's Spraul. Thumas Linux lx-r. Second Rum: VV'IHimn lvlorris. Georgy Knhlhmml. StunlL-y SchneiJL-r. Slanlvy Thom, Stuart Kt'nny. Raymond Evers, .Iulm erlig. XViHiam Hcvlw. Third Raw: Jnlln Bnhl. Tlmmas Haul, Jacquvs Bishop, lamps blmmlum. Jusvprl x ,vinlv, Jln'mlill SCIHHIIIJLIS. Rirhard 1 D Hess. - Fourth Row: .Tamcs BL-olmn. Imncs Bunnfng. John Herb, Vincrul DVAmore. 444 W Hg Lefl to Right, Bullum Rm : Edward Rainy. Stanley Mneschl, Robert Johnson, Donald Johnson. Joseph LnVauce, Clement Rumor. John La ar. S?Emd Rom: GumM O'Neill. Bernard Kuonig, Alberl Palumlm. Robert KInkamp, Robert Ruollwr, Albert Ullanrl, Peter - Re Imlz. Third Row: Edwin Halnatl. Ralph Bngcnsclmtz, Rnbcrf Duly. Charrcs Rizm, Paul Blakely. Donald Fries. Fourlh Row: Rnhurl BcunwrI Tlmmas Fntll, James Elsacsscr, Thnmas Glalthaar. Bullum Row. Left to Rigid.- Rnhcrl Ausdcnmnare, Dunald Langefuls. James OlCmmc . Amlmw Fugarly, James Hagan. Andrew Evans, XVilliam Cnnway. John Dnrsol. Semnd Row: Charlvs Amann. Edward Mummy, .lnlm Cnm'lr'y. John Mvckslrnth, Ruiy ml Laumann, Hmmnl Schnpkvr. James Ryan. TIIirJ Row: .lnsrpil Duirlvshuinwr. James NVililv..Rirllaer Kt-nnmly, Joseph Lackey, EAu-iu Clcvvlaml. George Millz. Albert Kallagh. r Fuuri': Rum: Rirhartl Slcngcr. Lnunarrl Brucncmilnv AHJE'I'I LI-llmcycr, Rolwrl angs. John VordemanV Page 73 Boflom Rum. 1.011 to Right: Erm-sl Riu'arci. Cllarlvs Hunt, Stanley KUHUT. Jmm's Grist, Charles VVvletvr, Raymmul Gmmllinhl. Har- ry 31mm; .loscph LI-ugcrs, 'Hnnnus Evnn. Thmnns Kvnnraly. Second Row: Hall Sr'lximni'r. Cllarics Dr'yt', Gt'nrgv Ausiingh Innis lerlm'ui, Rnlmrt Sunrlcrman. Alrrul Morse. Donald Hils. Jnlm Rive. Thirrl Row; David Srlmopf. David Hils, Ciu-sur Snnlangdn. ViHium Valkor, Rulwrl Cmrrlcs. Lcudvgar Sdnnkuin. Km'in Thums. FUIH'J'K IQUIUJ .JOIHI : 1!'.AIH!IfWV5, lJillEl CIH'FIPT. 1 1 J1ilIJ NllSSbal-ll . fxuN'rt ,hll .,IUl1ll S IIilVll-CI5. LEI! 10 Right Bump ! Row: ViHiam SpixllICIIn1-Ilvr. urn Fugedvs. Paul Swvmu'y, Timmns Hullmelll, Frmlvrirk Thompson, .Jusrpll KPHI'F. .lulm 3Inilamh-r, X'iHiam Husivr. lidwnrtl Kruni. Hmmas Burcklvy. Serum! Rum: Villiam Biugvr. 'I'lmrnas CHHIUSi. .L'H'IWS .xlmil'l'l', Rit'lmrrl RUHOS. Humlvl Grnnm-r. Rithartl Brullmnimu. .limlvs Almering. Thin! Rom: XViHinm Roartlnn, Dunahl Sclmvidvr, Thomas Zimmrr, Earl Suriuglnoivr, Angus! Ridalvr. Marty FPIH. 1 Thomas Snrlu-rk. 1-H Four!!! Rum: Rnlumt Dilhit'll. Frank Limlvsclt. Eldon Suillvr, Howard HESS, John lrlrrurin, Tlmmns Srhuvnhpwcr, Rirlmrri Vnrrr'll. Page 74 Fathers' Club After the meeting Fnlher Shuman talks things over with on? of lhe Dads. Rev Frank T. Dielz. SJ. IPHS lhe fathers present ahuul his experiem'es as a C haplain in lhe South Pilfiiit'. Tho Fnt'hers' Cluh during the year :lirorit-d Suvv oral srhnnl events wry sutccssfully. The usual Full Skating; parly was a gjrenl sut'cess. .xlzmy of lhe Millers generouslycontributed1hPErtime lulhennnual 31in Fete feslivilies, The monthly meetings ml the school speak for lhemseh'es --1 lhey provided many rm inleresling hour For the rat'ully and the l'alhers. Mn. JOHN M. CALLMIAN President Page 7'6 Mothers' Club Rev. Father LochbHer. SJ, discusses the party with several mothers. A srene at the Blollwrs' Club Bingo. Tile 310l119rs! Club enjoyeJ another extcllenl year under lime direclinn or ils president, Mrs. Jerome J. Feierlag. TIK- molhers l'md the usual popular monthly mef'iings. Tile Feature CIUIJ event of the season was the Day 01' Recolleclion given 1w Rev. John I. 31nione. SJ. on February 22. T110. two annual Card parlies were i116 great soriai events ol i110 year. MRS. JEROME J. FEIERTAG President Page 77 Activities Spiritual Scholastic Athletic Page 75 On the basketball Hoor, in the debat- ing room, no matter where, every senior who has participated in extra-curricular activities surely does not regret the time he has spent in them. Whether the activities included sports or more scholastic interests, a par- ticipants have received from them an in- valuable, practical, eclucation in good sports- manshio and quick thinking. N0 senior could forget these pleasant memories of his activities as they are por- trayecl in the next Few pages, for they have made an unforgettable impression upon him. Page 79 Senior Retreats The beautiful shrines which grace 1119, Noviliafe grounds are an inspiration 10 the seniors C urin2 their closed retreats. H'le VVay 0f the Cross is a daily tlevolion during llle three days Of prayerful reroHedion. Page 80 Our Blessed blother has a SperiaI interest in lhese days of retreat. The Rosary walk each day ends with a filial prayer before her statue on lhe Jlmioratc side 0f the garden. '43:meer mmUOw The beautiful Retreat Lodge. where the seniors had their meals and enjoyed a resll'ul moment or two in the comforldble reading room. Overlooking the rippling bliillTJi River just above Blilford. Ohio, on Hie beautifu' Noviliate grounds of the Sotieiy of Jesus. 11113 annual rclreals for the Senior ClaSs were concluded again this year. The five relreals were given by Rev. Edward L. COInon. SJ. Rev. Bernard J. Vernerl'. SJ. Rev. Edward L. Vieber. 5.1.. and Rev. John 1.. UN. SJ. In lhese quiet surroundings ll'le seniors found recourse from Ike distractions of school life to spend their time in prayer and thoughtful contemplation of Gods eternal truths. In years to come these three days of instruction. spiritual reading. and Jevoled prayer should become for each of them a deeply cherished memory. Page SI tY SodaH Pagu 83 m0H2mm 4HHHWUOm Svale, UJJIJ m Rigtltt: Rolmrl Frr'y, Frat Tukv, Rutmrl Stongpr, Ellsjmm Frimtmnnn, Xviltimn tVurtL Standing: Xantnr Bvrl'srnrtl. Rnlwrl Filippim', Ectu'nrlt Blviurs. Keeping in mind llle primary purpose of a soctality of tin Blessed Lady, the senior group of St. Xavier spent much time studying the Cat'tmtiv Faith. in weekly luncheon meetings, they tJtr sectect the beliefs of the Church and under the direction of Rev. Laurence E. Henderson SJ txlocItirntor. were instructed in such theology to make their Faith solid, tn addition, many programs befitting a Soctatity were established such as the October rosary. amt the system of Servers. Under these programs an or the Sodatists were given duties. to bring Illem directly in contact with Soclattty work. The Senior Sodatists gather at Our Lady's shrine tor recii tation of the Rosary duringr the noon period. Page 83 Standing Heft f0 righO: Kevin Gullagllor, Erlward Cnrlcr. Gerald Dmscl. Svalnd: loseph Palazmhx, James Ryan, Daniel Brady. The Sodality of Our Lady during 1116 past year achieved a prestige heretofore unknown at St. Xavier High School. Rev. John L. UH. 5.1.. Moderator. and Mr. Joseph F. Scharf. SJ, As. with a nucleus of about fifty juniors and sophomores. have made the school Sodalily-conscious. The ofrh islant Niederator. cers. H16. commiltees. the individual Socialists have done a gratifying work in planning and accomplishing Soanlily projects, Even more intense activity and outstanding results should be theirs next year. WOHZGH Bolton; Rom Hell in rigllU: Bernard Karla, Donald Berg, Paul VVisv. Carl Armbruslcr. Joseph Palazzuto. Jnlm christ. Richard Franz. Second Row: Robert Lohnlmn, Edward XVcnslrup, Robert Strolllcr, Etlward T. Smilll. Paul Radcnlxcimer. Robert Dcpenbrock. Third Rom: Richard Inskccp, Thomas Bischoff. IWarI; VVcIfing, Jnhn Schnbaiwrlo, Thomas Feicrtag. 4HHHCDIUOED To this active group credit must be given for the delightful Sodality socials. the bi-monthly General Communions. and for planning the reception of the freshman candidates. Page 84 By signs and posters the Publicity Committee kept a Socialists well- informed about coming events. Checking attend- ance was also a weekly cluty. Bottom Row Heft ta rigILH: George Resing, Richard ching. Robert Culaimu, Gerald Dorsal. Donald NIcCartlly. Leo Obcrsclnnidl. VViHiam Leesmau. Second Row: Thomas Smith. XViuiam chlz, Vyilliam Linccr, Thomas Gallagher, Edwin Hibargcr. John Schroeder Third Raw: Thomas VVUIlcring, James Donnelly, Thomas Lindcnsclunidt, Bert Eisclcin. T h e EucharistiC-Our L a d y and Apostolic Committees concentrated upon spiritual activity. The Living Rosary . October devotions . leaching catechism, and hospital work are some of their successes during the year. Skaing Heft lo rfghU: James Ryan. David Clarke, Raymond McNamara. Heron Frey. Paul O'Brien, .lnqcph B'Iciscniu'ldcn Seated: RichanI Villc. Kcvin Gallagher, Edward Carter. James XVnrclmnzm. Bollom Rom, Uefi to riglxdz Robert Dcpcnbrchk Vi iam Cleary, Julm Schroccier. Harry Flutcmcrsch. 30mm! Rom: Joseph Hils, Eciward VVenslrup, Paul Olding, Juseph Palazzolo, Thomas ijicnsrhmidt. I'IHIPYI I Dfl1: Pall! RilCICnlleiler. Jack SChalJahCrlC. 71110111115 BischOI-E, Bernard harte. These Sodalists C0114 ducted a very successful clothing drive at Christ- mas time This group particularly was very en- thusiastic in collecting Clothes and food for the poor. Acolytes Bpl'lom Row Upfl 10 rigllH: Lilu'rvlu't' Kilm', .I'USI'DIK Flynn, Geralxl Tillar, Fxlwnnl T, Smith, Raymnntl SnirII-r. hunks Curm . Snr'oluf Row: John rum 13mm!!! Krillm-r. lumps Dunany, Juruml' Tlmlv. lnmvs lDrPsslnun' Dunn!!! Kl'nlll'lly. Close 10 the Cruciried Christ. these clozen lads have served Nlass failHtu during lhe past year. Axlany seniors too have volunlcprml for service at the lelur. Arriving early IJLIl slaying! after Nlass. Hue AL'OIyles have sewrifiregl their time, day after clay. to ad in Unis responsible pasilion or serving Our Lord. Their duties were to prepare the altar and $ervc the iwn daffy ixlasscs, the solemn rundiuns in Si. Xin'ier CllurrlL nntl llle usual weekly Bmwdirlinns on Friday. VVE ran look with pride and thanks to these boys who hurt: been to us a fine inspimlimL Fagin 80 mm m. . . :yuusw. 5, 19-15 eplemimr l 5 L155 ol' Um Holy Cllosl. 5 The Page S. The Xavier Prep Bottom Row Heft to righn: James XVinEer. Jude HiIs, XViHiam W'ard. XViHiam Schacfcr w'Ianaging Edilod. DmmH Kaiser KEtJiloriirrChicB, Gcbrgc Resing. Thomas Callaghan John Dunahuc Second Row: James Nloakin. David Clarke, Thomas XVnItering. .Vi iam Cleary, VViHiam Kcmmc, Lawrence DunncHy. Rnlmrt Hagce. Donald Ahlcrs. Third Row: Elmer Obcrmeyer. Donald IVlcCarthy. James Nlcycr. Paul Dacgcr, John Salndin. Robert Lipperl. Ffavian Becker. Paul Radonhvimen Fourth Row: John Hayes, Robert Nichaus. James Glenn. XViHiam Listerman. Richard Dorger. Robert Depcnbrnck. In its third year Of publication The Xavier Prep has Become a very welcome part of school life at St. Xavier. The Prep has undergone many changes in form ancI organization during the past year. lVIaldng a regular appearance at the end of each month it was always met with interest and expectation by the students. Page 88 Seaied i011 the fmtside of line table, left to righti: Robert Hagee. Jude Hils. John Donahuei VViHimn Schaefer. iOn ihe near-side of the lublei: James B'Ieakin, Robert Depenbrock. Standing: Paul Radenheimer. XViI- liam VVard, . . D'Ieciing the deadline V i i VViHiam Schaerer look over the reigns of Managing Editor at the semester. and was ably as- sisted by John Donahue, Thomas Gallagher, aucI Robert Lippert as Associate Editors. Jude Hils brightened up the sport pages with his lively articies. The seniors were represented by Norbert Oliver and Robert Hagee. with XViHiam XVard as Business Nlanager until succeeded by Paul Radenheimer. iVlore issues like the February edition of this year should increase the prestige of The Xavier Prep even 1110113. War Bond Committee chl in Right: Thomas Buckley. VVilliam Schaefer, Robert Depenbrock. Under their leadership the Viclury Bond sales hit a peak of 345.000. Page 89 Scaled Heft lu righU: Patrick Rutllo, Vintwnl Capassn. Vi inm Vilnl. Rnlmrl Foisl Cn7EdilurL Rnlwrl Hague Cn-Edilnd. Thomas Iilcssliug, Gnurgc Rt'sing. Josrph Bluranrl. Sfunding: DunnH thCzu-ny, Flm-Ean Becker. Raymnml Nryrr, Irvin Singer. Vi iam Sthiu'fm. Paul Rutlonlu'imcr, Rnborl Limwrl, John Donahue A great deal or labor has been expended upon this volume by the entire slag Two seniors, Robert Feist and Robert Hagee. as Co-edil'ors of the lQ-16 X-Ray, have done much to bring out the com pleted edition. They were aided by Thomas Hessling, VVJ'Hiam VVarcl. and several sophomores who did much of the routine typing and proo ring. The business end of the book was cared for by ViHiam Schaek'n Irvin Singer, Raymond Neyer, Jolm Donahue. Robert Lipperl, and Paul Radenheimer. An em Iarged ad section shows the result of the hard work of this emcient group. K'W'J-N NEH The members of the 1946 X?Ray staFf busily at work. preparing copy. Checking records. and compiling lists for Hie new IJOOL'. Seated Unit 10 righn: Irvin Singer, Paul Rmfr'nhcimcr, VimL-nt Calmssn, Robert FUN. James Donahue, Robert Hague, ViHimn Vard. Slandiug: Raynmnd Ncycr. Thomas Hessling Pugr 00 Camera Club Botlom Row IIPI! to rigIIfI: Jamcs R3 ml TIIIImas CmanNII. IX iIIimII IIiIIxm. IV iIIinm CImn. Gourde Rosing IPIIrsiIImIII. IAOIHS II? bl:l15d0l'r. AIIHII lelCL', .ICHTICS I ICIHHH. FIHVIEIII 13l'CLCr SOCUIHI Rum: 1011 COHIIPIl-V, IIElHICS NEUIHFHIK'I', EIIIVIII'II hIUIJlllty, IAPU THWkC, Dllllilld IIEUISC . AllLrllSl IIECIIECT, GI'OFQC KuIIIIIrantI. IVIIIiam HCOIL RIIIJI'rl CnIaIIan. TIII'NI Rom: TIIIIIIIas IIIVIIrIIII .Inmcs Angling InscpIIL KIntracia CarI KilzmiIIcr IIIIIII Slvirurl IVIIIIzIm DumbzutIIcr. RICImrII BIrninu. IJalritI-x' RlllIIm Imnvs RllsslII. .InstII IJaIIIzmIIII. .JnIHl I'Iaus. FUIH'I'I Ram: DunaIII L'ang'IoIs. RIIIII'IIII Brunc. .IIIIIII EiIcrE, AntImny IIIsinIIg. IIIUIIHIS HIJIIman. The Camera CIuII is an orn'aniznlion dedicated to quiLIIen inleresl in pIIUlograpIIV Many IresIIman and sopImmore sIIulIer Ians joined EIIC group tIns year l0 Iearn IJV expaiente how to lake and cIeveIop pictures. Creorge Resing is I resident OI tIIe CIuII and aIso pIIolograpIII'L ecIiIor OI IIIe I946 X-Ruy, TogelIIer with Louis RebensdorI, El sophomore, IIe took many DI the actron pictures which appear in the annual. During the year the CIUIJ sponsored a picture contest Ior a the students; the year's activi- ties were rrowned wiIII severaI Imppy outings in nearij parks. Elocution F inalists anlum Row Unit 10 rigIIII: Ric'ImrII SuIIivan. Raymond OsleIIIan. .IusrpIa IVCIIIII'. ISPI'HIHI p I il i V . IrvsIImvnI. Kevin TImms. IIamr's RHIIIiI II. JIIIln DunaIlur. SocnmI Rom: RiI'ImrII 3Iurray. IIosrpII SIFEIIIUII IIirsl pIm'Iu sanIunIurosI EIIu'iII HI-IIgc-IMIII Iva'IIIIII pIElFP' SLDIIIIKIITIIITK'S,I PIIIII Suvl'm'yi IVIIIIIIIII Cun- way IIirsl pIarv. IrcsInnpnI, TIIOIIIHS Lilnt'aslnr. Page OI Seated Heft ta rith: Donatd Kaiser. John Popkcn, Eugcnc Mahzmy. James Kramer. Paul Tabeting. Standing: Eugene Fricdmann, Maurice Hcrrin, Edward McCoy. Robert Hagen. Robert Feist. The Senior debaters saw action against alt the member schools in the Greater Cincinnati High School Speech League. 1n the two tournaments scheduled by the league our entrants merited high honors. The debaters also were wen repre- sented on The Junior Town Nteeting 0f the Air . Eugene Friedmann, Robert Feist, James Kramer and Eugene Mahany aired their opinions on modern topics. Xavier's Junior Debaters pertormect very ably in this seasorfs activities. Xavier contestecl with Mother of Mercy, Hamilton, Hughes. Newport Public. and Holmes. The first half of the year saw mititary training being discussect. Later in the year, however, the topic was changed to national health insurance. The Campionites were also represented in league competition, Beside the de- hates they enteretl several speech anct oratoricat contests. They conducted a very interesting Freshman league cturing the second semester. preparing the first year men For the Campion group next year. The Debating Societies Page 92 Seated Heft lo rigixU: Jay Eckerl. James Dnnnclly. LCD Obersrhmklh Kevin Gallagher. R03; Krabacllcr, Donald EVICCarthy. Standing: VVtham Bcckmcycr, XVilliam Schaefcr. Ruben Calahan. Thomas Long, Harry Santen. GcraH DurscL Joseph Cloud. Lawrence Luekcnv Campion Seated Heft lo rith: Thomas Ganagl'lm. John Donahue. Roberl Lippcrl. John Carroll. James VVimIJcrg. Standing: ViHiam Listerman. Richard ching. james Breslin, Richard Dorgcr. Robert Dcpenbrock, Thomas Mchmert. Page 93 Classical Club The classical scholars of both junior and sophomore divisions spent many hours during the year studying the beauty of Latin style. In an early morning ctass for the second year boys and after school tor the juniors the members aimed at a further knowtehge of Latin idioms and English turns of expression. The master Cicero formed the basis of their stucty. These hours will bear fruit twe tonctty hopet in the provincial competitions 0f the future. Considering the success of our seniors in the Latin contest of l946. they wilt have an enviable goat at which to aim. Bottom Row Hot! to rigtlit: 31ml; Carmlt. Thomas Smith. hViltiam Lincrn xyittiam Bc'chmcycr. Thomas Gallagher. Rirtumt Murray. .Iotm XVatmrL Second Raw: Kevin Gatlugtwn Ruttcrt Lippvrt. hVittiam Listvrman. Jusvph Muramh Eltwant thrnstrup. Eetwant Buns, ,lnsrph Hits, Lawrrnrc Dnnnrlty, Third Rom: VViltizun Schantur, Paut Armtvrtvr. Rny Krahactmr, Jutm Causing. hVittiam Kmnmv, Donald Schmiatl. Jamt's Drcssmnn. Jann's XVimlmrg. Fourth Row: Raymund Haunert, VVittiam Dumhaclwr, Thrmturo Lumhardi. Dunaltl 3tcCarlhy. John Donahue, Edward Huttvn DJuaH Mx-mtrl. Thomas txtussiu. Page 94 Inter-Scholastic Latin Contest The Laifn winners: Eugene Mnlmny, James Glassmeyer. Our class of l046 can lmasl of em unusual honor attained by two of its finest siudenls. St. Xavier High School. for the third time on recunL 1001i the blue riblmn in the annual Inter-Sclmlnstiv Latin Coniesl. Led Iwy James Glassmeyer, who olr lnined the firsl place amongj the more llmn lwo lllousand contestants from various provinrial high schools lhmughoul the Mid-wcsL we obtained a told of eighteen points. Uinssmeyer was responsible for ten or them. while our other finalist, Eugene Klalmny. nvquirod eiglll atlclitinnal points in llw lllircl plate. Alllmugll SI. Xavier has taken I'irsl' place threw limos since lhe original fonfesl in 1928 this. was the first oa'asion when a sludenl 0f the school has acluany taken top honors, and llw First lime n sludenl has plm'ed since lU-KL when nnolher senior look SCCOHd place. Congratulations to lllest' sludenls, who have gained renown For our Class . 0F '46! Pngo 05 Band Drum IMUfm-s: Uvurm- Pohlman, Frlmn Srllmkh. Butlum Row vaf m righU: .anph lrr-c-lc-Ix'. Pl'll'l' Thums, Harry FEILH'llI'S, lnsvph Hm'unv, Donult! Slhhl. Edwunl Zt-nnL 'nim Suunnvrs. Svnnml Ruu': Rnln-rl Klvkump, Ruhorl LL-hnlmrl. Allrml Rcis. Jium's Austing. Jnlm Rriligz. Paul I' ri;Li-r. AHH'Il HarnisL DunuM 5iuslvr. Third Rum: lenanl Bruvnvmzm, .Iunws Vhih: Clmrlm Rizan. .Insi-pll Vimh. ViHium Rirv, lamps Brkin'llu, VuIlnr EHM'H, ViHimn Bmkmvyvr. Fullrlli Rnu': Nirlmjas BlunL'. .FnEln VViHinms. Ririmrrl 'Hlivm, 1114;111:13 Kinm-y, Izmir; Nia-mzm. Fliu'izm BM 1cm, Alvin Kamnn-r. Ritlmrd Spazlu Fifth Rum: Rithnnl lllSliOPlL Donald Kmmnrr. eraM Tillnr, Tlmmau Smiill. Julln xlilli'r. lnhn 31m Laimlh. Jqu Srlmlmlwrlv, Rulwrl tl'hul The Band swings into Em MX formation during llm lmlf 0r llie PurceH game. In their brighl uni- forms 111? boys with 1mm and drum mlded the usuai musical Color i0 our football contests. Paar '96 Variety Shaw Nlemy weeks or trying rehearsals and pr'rIClice sessions were at lengUI Climaxctl by two sterling performances of lhe St. Xavier Variely Show given by the Concert and Swing Bands 1110 Choristers, soloists. amI other I'ndhidual perform- er Hie lirst of these was a gratis presentation on the after- noon of April 9.7 for a the nuns of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky; the second was given on Sunday eve- ning, April 28. for the general public. Both performances took place in beautiful VVilson Wlemorial Auditorium on the University of Cincinnati campus. A splenclid evening of music and comedy was offerecl by X showmen. The bands. direcled 13y Nlr. Frank B. Dowd, and tile Clloristers. under the guidance of John Larkin, were heard in many semi-Classical and popular numbers; vocalisis Jim LVlurpIIy and Bob Overberg. and Jim Nieman in another lap routine won the approval of a in their solos; Bob Feist and Paul Daeger. piano soloists. Jerry Dorsel, saxaphone ex- pert, and accor ian specialists Nlahany, Summers. Postal, and McAndrews delighted the auclience with their selections; Cleary and NICCoy in a black-face skit, Duwen and Con- way as Bergen and IVICCarl'hy. Denning and Palazzolo drip mntizing a X'Vorclsworl'h poem, Gene Nlal'lany impersonating Senator Claghorn, and a pantomine lav Gilligan, Frey. and Kennedy muncled out the list of specia ly numbers. All par- ticipants were enthusiastically applauded by line responsive audience. VVe cannot neglect some mention of the Business Staff whose invaluable support made the show such an unqualified success. This organization had Bill Schaefer as Business H ,, Nlanager Ray Ney er as titket agent, Bob Niehaus. editor of Sennlor Claghom Vurielv V iews. Jim GEenIL staff artist. anti Tom Hessling. head usher. The entire staff. tuxedo- clad. ushered at the performance. alias Gene Nlallany Bottom Rum, Left in Right: Rirhard RiL-Ify. Rolmrr KlI-L'amp, ,fcmmc TIIIIIIE, Gerald Durscl, Robert LChnlIoH, AlFrorl Rois, Richard Spmhu .lllllll Srllnllafwrlr, RiclIilnI Tllimn, IDIlllu-lld Kammcr, James BrirIlCHDI Serum? Rum: DnnuM Stnlll, Rirlmnl Inskm'p. Rulwrt Hull, Joseph Hm-uno, Thomas Smith . Howurcl SClIapL'Im John Fliller. Page 97 REV. PATRICK F. CLEAR. SJ, Athletic Din'dur JOHN DROMU CUEIFII Athletics Assistants MR. JOSEPH l DEX xum', SJ. .MR. JnSEPII A. GRABER, SJ. 31R. VIJJ IAM IX RYLN'. SJ Page 93 The Bombers of 1945 Bottom Row, Left to Right: Richard XVitle. Joseph Vnrmohr. Rnhert Sleugcr, Frank Ghuht. Gcmge Schrmrnr lhumus Costello. tcn-captaini. VVaIICI' Gruhcr. tCO-Caplninx VVaIter Hadley, James Ryan, Daniel Bratly, Vincent Allan's Girahl Slaulhcrg, Paul Steinmetz. Second Row: John Flesch. XViIh'am Cady. Robert Clark, Richard th-rlc. Rmmhl- tViIliams. tViHiam Ryan, Paul Ruthan. Robert Franz, John Callahan, Louis tVilhing. Thomas Mussio. Third Row: Coach John Dromn. Donaicl Buhnert. William Juhanni'jnmn. Anlhnny Brunsnmn. John Lvnihun. Robert Plas. Thomas lvlurray, Ralph Audeieshi, Rev. Patrick F Clear, 5.1 tAthletic Directory Fourth. Raw; Fred Bcllar, James Rmnmacher. Richard Dunning. Len Brestin. tStudent Dianagcrsi. The Varsity team of 1945 was a plucky squad led by Co-Captains Tom Costello ancl VVaIIy Gruber. hlany veterans of last year's team were on hanct: the Reserves of 1944 also suppiiect addect power to the eleven. After the early practice the Bomhers tooheci tihe a formidable opponent for any team in Greater Cincinnati. Still, after the smoke of the season rolled by, the Bolnhers' record was not outstanding. They couM boast of only six victories against four defeats, although in five of the victories Xavier helcl their opponents scoreless. In the Catholic League Xavier. still not oulzfought, met defeat in all three of their contests. The team hact fight anct spirit, but lacked that coordination and finat spark of conhdence which spells com- plete victory. The Bombers too were plagued by injuries during the latter part of the season, a fact which may go far to explain their unimpressive showing in the last three games of the year. Pa ca 99 WALLY GRUBER Fullback VINCE M33118 FRANK GLADE ' PAUL STEINBEETZ Fullback IERRY STAUTBERG Right Guard RALPH ANDEIESU Left Haliback x TOM COSTELLO Left End GEO HGE SCHERBER Left Guard Center Right End Xavier'18: Walnut Hills 0 Xavier 20: Springfield Catholic 7 . Xavier 6: Hughes 0 G r 1 d m e n; Xavier 7; Withrow 20 . 3 Xavier 20: Norwood 0 '65 DAN BRADY Right Halfback RONNIE IWIIJJAMS 10f: VORMOHR Cantor 1.91! Tackle Xavier 31,- Bellevue 0 Xavier 13,- Highlands 0 3f 1 9 4 5 Xavier 6; Roger Bacon 26 ' Xavier 0; Elder 32 Xavier 0: Purcell 20 Quarterback JACK CALLAHAN Quarterback BUD KEELEY Loft Hclfback ' non STENGER Right Tackl- Dan Brady Om, spemty Xavier tlutt hark, Qots unltvr way the season against hVntnut t-tttlh' Eugtc's. Custrttn Hit t5 the Xmivr man in tho bZKkEHHtlHt. XI-XVIER 20: SPRING. CATHt 7 VVith one win in the record hooks n spottight Xavier squad took the tiettt against Springtietct's Central Cathotic on September 23. Our grktctcrs streaked down the tiettt for it their touchdowns in the First two quarters. stowed down hy a min in the tinnt quarter. the Bomhers routhn't prevent Springticttt trom tracking through our tine tor a SFOFQ. Joe Vormohr again shone on defense when he htortzed an- other punt for u touchdown. Other SCOFCS tame when Costotto scoopert up a htuttgmt punt amt sprinted over the tine. Dan erty earned ltw tust Xavier score with a surprising 50-yard run. Gcmttt Slauthergz. junior guarrt. SPOIL- Ctt the tine tine ptny 0t ltw game. x thtiR 64-1 LCLEES O St. Xavier was primed for n hawt. CtOSC tmtlte against the Big Rats. amt the Bombers found things tough, but fought OH a last minute ratty to win. 670 Again the Xavier speriutty was the scoring break of the game, in ttm npcmine' game at tVutty Grlltu-r tut, ptnyiug Ell tutt tmcti, mm'vs amuntt curt xtiltl Rice tilt of Hig XAYttCR Ia-XYMNLT HILLS 0 ttvtvurc n questioning puhtit' thc Bomhvrs 0t, SL Xavier High St'tmnt opened the Qrict season hy ttmvninq ttlt' Euqtus 0t, tVahmt ttitts, 1870. Playing an oxtrvnwty c-urty game on Smitomtmr H, the antn-t's ttfx'ittmt their points mvnty, srm'ing En ntt hut tt'm SttttOIKt perimtt This opener saw tt'lltt'tl outstanding ptziy. espouiatty in the tirst quarter when .tim Ryan hurtmt 21 30-yard pass to Butt Hatttvy tor the first T. D. 0t tho your. The m-xt one fume 0n tVutty Uruhvr's plunge through the tine utter Xavier rtwux'vrmt n lltOl'tH'tt tx'irlx'. The ttnat touchdown was miute in the fourth quarter when ,tor Vormnhr t'ctt upon mmttmr htortx'ect punt in the end zone. The aggressive ptay 0t Glade amt Costetto. Xavier ends. hightightmt the game. Dun Brady. sophomore hatt bath of Xavier, peetett off 61 tons! Liain against the Eugtes Party in the game. Joe Vormohr. ptaying his tzirst Varsity garnet was out standing in the tine nl tett tilt'kte. tmuts in hot pursuit. Sthe-rrvr HTt wutxhos ttu' lituy. Tom Costello broke through to Hock a punt near mid-tietct. and several ptays tater Gruher carried over tor a touch- down. Hughes fought hart; strongly with a sparkling pass ottense in the tinat quarter, but the Bombers held utler the Reds had driven to lhe Xavier 12-yard linet Costello. who had set up the only sfore 0f the game by blocking a punt, carried ott the honors at the game. XAVIER ?HXVITH'RCRV 20 Againsl a faster and heavier VV'ittr row team Xavier went down to its first . Ttmt tctluw wilh the anxious counlcnanrc is Glade UH. St. Xavier cnct. who is defeat of the 5635011. 20ft at Xavxer waiting in vain tut a forward pass. The ha has thcn knocked down by Schmidt tSZt Stadium. hVithrow tallied tirst on a Dr RtlgerBaCVn' blocked punt in the First quarter. After the kickoff Xavier tumbtect a stip- pery ha , and VVithrow recovered, tackle anct reeteh ott a 60 yard run, The Tigers WERE 011 to score their SEC Several moments tater Jim Ryan scored onct touchdown. In the third quarter on a quarterback sneak; Gruber kicked VVithrow, using a very deceptive th t 't X 01n. doubte-wing formation. marched For as rap their third score. Dan Brady brought The game was tough and hard- the Xavier fans to their feet in the tast t t . h t th T'Iers outtastect the quarter. when he broke through tett OUQ 1t U- e 1; Bombers. Jim Ryan, quarterback, played a fine defensive game for Xavier. Dan Brady HM nt SI. Xavier mrvts a tilltv opposiiion 'm the Bacon line. Keefe HSt and Haustetd NM or the Brown anrt xVhitu move up to help in the tilCL'IC. Glade U4, is visible in tho tlactigrnnmt. XAVIER QOhN ORVVOOD 0 After the VVithrow setback the Bombers tost no time in jumping back into the win column by downing the Norwooct Indians, 20-0. at the tattefs tietd. The Bombers ran over the tn- ctians. at one time marching 60 yards down the tietd to score. Bud Hadley lattiect twice in this game. white VVatty Gruber scored the third touch- down. Many substitutes saw action For the tirst time; among these Tom tVtur- ray showed some tine running ability. He atso kicked the final extra point at the game. XAVIER BIHBEVLEVUE U The power of the Bombers reachetf its peak in this game when they howled over Bettevue. 31.0 The re- venge for last year's 7-0 loss was aided by Hadlev. Steinmetz, Costello. Hartigan anct Ntussio. who nettect the Pi h Andejeski t32i is hemmed in by three Cavalier tattklcrs white nltvmpling to return V6 tOUC downs SCoree by the Blue a punt, Britt OM is waiting to down the est ha hack. and White. A hard-charging tine opened up holes in the Bettevue forward watt, and the hacks, ted by Gruher and Steinmetz. frequently punctured the Bettevue secondary. The lone note of sorrow came when Hank Schwarz. junior lineman, sut- fered a fractured ankte early in the contest. Kt VIER ISHHtGHLANDS O In a hard and bruising contest Xavier toppled the powertut Highlands team 0F Ft. Thomas, Kentucky, 1341 Hard blocking and Fierce tackling marhect the contest. One of our touchdowns was made on a 65eyartt dash by Heet Dan Brady. who had been performing well a season. The second tatty was set up on a htocked punt. Several tong runs hy VVatly Gruher and the aggressive tine play of George Scherrer gave the Xavier fans cause to Cheer. XAVIERT rFBACON 26 In the first Catholic League game of the year Xaiiier jumped into an early lead. 6-0. Graduatty, however. the heavier Spartans of Roger Baron came hack. broke into the lead, and handed the Bombers their second defeat of the year, 266. The determined man at the right is Costello t32i, Xavier end. intent upnn bringing dawn the Purcell halt carrier. Others in the pirture incturlc Nahur DEL Hogan UN, in lhe OWENing quarter BOIJ Stenger 3161er t56i. amt Dnly tlv. a nr Purml' : Lenihan blot of Xavier is lotuwing the pounced on a Spartan rUIane deep in p ny. their territory. Then. after several un- successful thrusts at the tine. a cruciat Fourth down pass. Ryan to Brady. netted a first down on the Baron 9 yarcl time Several plays later Brady. aictect hy htocking from Glade and Rothan, carried the hall over. After this score the Spartans came hack strongly to forge aheact, 7-6, and then score another touchtlown heFore the half. During the second half Xavier. stopped on the ground. took to the air, but fumbles, incomplete pass- es. and frequent interceptions by Bacon nullified their chances to score. Roger t-. r. Bacon crossed the Bombers, goat iine twice in the iast halt. VVaiiy Gruher was forced from the game with a icnee injury in the Opening minutes of the game; his absence accounted for much or Xavier's inahiiity to gain on the ground. This game marked the first Roger Bacon victory over a John Dromo coached team in three years or athietic competition. KAVIER OHtiiriitER 3'2 in the opening game at the annuai Cathoiic League DouhieAHeader. No- vember 11, St. Xavier ran into trouhie Coach John Dmnm shows his quartcrimciis how to handle that pigskin on the T iornlation. imit tn Right: Vincent AiimrS. Cuactl Drumo, Louis thiitin-g, John Caiia- . h. han and James Ryan. agamst the bitter Panthers, who VVCl'e victorious. 32-0, Piaying without Co- raptnin VVaiiy Gruher the Bombers were stowed up on the ground. A slippery gridiron ieci to a hiociceci punt, which was taken hy an Eicier end and run over for a touctuiown. After that tirst score a series of Xavier iumhies gave Eieter three more opportunities to score. in the inst quarter the pass comhination of Jim Ryan to Dirt: XVitle began to Citcii. a series of compietions carried the Bombers down to Eider's 8 yard tine, hut Ryan's ttnai toss was intercepted hy Bartlett, who ran the imii hark 97' yards ior Eicier's iinai touchdown. Paul Steinmetz. senior tuiiimcic. showed pienty 0t ag- gressiveness in toting the pigskin and hacking up the iine. XAVIER UuiJURCELL :30 The inst game of the year saw the injury-ricidted Bombers facing Purceii's Cavaiiers on a very muddy iieici. in the first quarter Steinmetz anti Briii engaged in a punting ctuei. anti Paul's repeated out-otwtmunds kicks within the IS yarri iine hept the haii rteep in the Cavalier's territory. Earty tn the set'omi quarter Britt moved the bait on a ionq gain into Xm'ier territory. Soon atter the Cavuiiers hit pay riirt' tor the iirst timer The Bomhnrs fought hark after receiving the kick-off, but without SUCCESS- T116 Cavaliers SCOFCd again on El Forward Pass. Hogan to Davis, who scampcred around our iett enci tor a touvhrimx-IL Purreii scored its iast points at the start of the Iiinai quarter. The Bombers were stiii trying to gain yardage 0n passes when the game enderr Boh Stengerpiayeti a tine game in the tine; Jarit Caiiahan, quarterhacit, amt Ralph Anciejestx'i. hait back deserve praise inr their spirited piety Loft to Right: John Dorset, Jude Ciiiturct, Joseph Painlloin, Gerald Niccidcnioorg, Rit'tmrtt Suiiivan, Jerome Thuie. Cheer Leaders The boys who tend the Xavier yeiis are responsiiiie tor much of the spirit at our games. hiany of their new tormations this year were grpeted' with iouci rounds ut applause. Clad in their Biue and chite outiits. these feiiows hoosted the h Bombers weii ciuring the season. Boilom Rom, Left to Right: Thomas Zimmvr. Lm O'Connell, Earl Springmcicr, Richard Huhrr. Fred Ausdvnmonrc. Klua- lainL Ray Sclmltc' ViHiam Schramm. Jnsoph Scllrodcr. Jnhn Scllaekra James Rctldirlc. Frank Cianriuln. Serond Row: John Ixhth-nn. Dunahl Brumnmrr. Rulwrt Gartlncr, Richard Groiwc. John Saladin. Ruben Isphnrdingn James VVimhcrg. James Bunuing. Iirrlwrl Lurmuun. Paul Krmpvr. Frank Schullc. Third Row: John VVacln-ndurf. Ruler chkamp. Eldon Schneider. Hcrbcrl Budtlv. Jcrumc Honan. Ruben Brumcs, Henry Buuhmcr. Robert Rut-lhor. Thomas Bisdml'f, Lawrvnce Dnnncny. Fourth Row: 511'. XVillinm P. Ryan, SJ. LASSL CnaCM. John Kelly. SIuanl Mng, Alvin SIIPR, Sludt-nt ngrj, NIL Joseph J. DeVault. SJ CnacM. m wmmmw monthmo The St. Xavier Reserves started OR the season with several disappointing losses; they showed a cleFinite lack of experience and Ieam-play. but still a potential champion was there. Hitting their stride against Newport Public. they began l'o mow down the opposilion with ease. 1n Catholic League play the Reserves caplured the coveted trowu Against Roger Bacon and Elder Xavier .................... 6 Xavier .................... 0 Xavier .................... 0 Xavier .................... 0 Xavier . Xavier .................... 14 Xavier .................... 14 Xavier .................. 41 Xavier .................... 20 Xavier .................... 6 Season's Record Page l06 Newport Cailloiiv ................ H Hughes .................................. 0 Veslem Hills ...................... 6 XVfiihrow ................................ I3 Newport Public . 6 Norwood .............................. 0 Bellevue ................................ 0 Roger Bacon .......................... l2 Elder ...................................... 0 Purcen HorfeiU .................... 0 lhey scored impressive wins. During the season Schneider, 195 pound freshman full back Greiwe, VVach- endorf. Huber and Schroeder, aH sophomore backs. and Ausdenmoore, Boehmer. Donnelly, Ruether, and BiscluoH. stellar lineman. maJe the Reserves a rough and tough squad. The coaches, Mr. Joseph J. DeVault. SJ. and NIL ViHiam P. Ryan. SJ. deserve great praise for their viclor'ious team. the best lhat Xavier has seen 0' Inany a yh'lr. Bottom Row, Left in Righi: David Hils. James Monahan. Robert Hundurr. John LaBar. Ralph Bugcnschutz, Edward Cleve- land. Arthur VVcllmcycr, Bernard Kraft. Andrew Fogarly. Second Row: NIL Joseph A. Gmbcr, SJ. 4032mm. Robert Ausdcnmomc. John Michavls. Melvin Glassmcycr. Richard Ken- nedy, David Schrmpf, Edwin Flynn. Joscph Gcmci. Thomas Harl. Stanley Kcllcr. Donald Fries. Third Row: John BcrlL'c 4Managed. Edwin Hamad, Harry Vuct. Joseph Leugcrs, Peter Rcllholz, Albert Ulland, Thomas FallL Robert Plageman. Raymond Ostenclorf, Thomas Glallhaar. Dnnald Ncihciscl. Gerald VVcrnsing. John Steinerh VViI- liam Husker. William Geise. seasonys Record anarty sweeps around End as Sontag Gating camcraL Bungarlz UH. and Xavier ................ 48 Xavier... ........... 40 Xavier ................ 18 Xavier ................ 32 Xavier ................ 0 Xavier ................ 0 The Fresh team, coached by NIL Joseph A. Grnber, SJ, easily ran over ils first four opponents by large scores. Against the Juniors of 1944 they met their match in two hotly fought battles. Bogonshutz. Dave Hils. Hart, Wernsing. Glassmeyer, blonalmn. VVeH- meyer, and Rebholz should provide llle Reserve with fine material next year. Cnrlcili Uaark lo camcnO close in to slap him. The tussle was between the Juniors of 1945 and llmsc 0! 1944. St. Mary's .......... 0 Nativity .............. O St. Nlargaret ........ 0 St. Jolnfs ............ O Juniors, 1944 ........ 12 Juniors, 1944 ........ 7 Fognrly. Hanclorf. Page l07 Basketball The Season Record Xavier .......... 38 Simon Kenton .................... 14 Xavier ,,,,,,,,,, 52 Ludlow ................................ 48 Xavier .......... 3S Bellevue ................................ 32 Xavier .......... 38 Norwood .............................. 28 Xavier .......... 28 VValnut Hills ...................... 27 Xavier .......... 44 Purcell .................................. 28 Xavier .......... 29 Holmes .................................. 23 Xavier .......... 39 Dixie Heights bvertimd....4l Xavier .......... 22 VVestern Hills bvertimeLQS Xavier .......... 40 Roger Bacon bvertimef...38 Xavier .......... 23 Purcell .................................. 35 Xavier .......... 27 Hamilton Catholic .............. 4'2 Xavier Beechwood ........ .25 Xavier .......... 32 Elder .................................... 34 Xavier .......... 30 Roger Bacon ...................... 37 Xavier .......... 46 plainviue .............................. 39 TOURNAIVIENT Xavier .......... 39 Elder .................................... 48 Xavier .......... 37 Withrow .............................. 2'3 Xavier .......... 47 Newport Catholic ................ 19 Xavier .......... 61 Western Hills ...................... 24 Xavier .......... 55 Withrow .............................. 37 Xavier .......... 30 Roger Bacon ........................ 39 Xavier .......... 50 Terrace Park ........................ 32 Xavier .......... 48 Elder .................................... 39 Bottom Row. Left to Right: Heron Frey, Robert Franxxnan. Richard XVilte. Wf'tniam Cacly. John Collins, VViHiam Hoffa: Second Row: Rev. Patrick F. Clear. SJ. 9Ath1etic Directed. Anthony Huber. Louis VVulther. John Dmmo 9Coacm, James Diem. Hcrlmrl XVilte, Jamcs Kramer 951nnagery The 1946 basketball squad. ably pilolecl by Coach John Dromo, had a comparatively successful year. It was only after the first Catholic League encounter that Coach Dromo found his winning Combination. VVith Catiy at center, Hoffer ancl Dick XVitte at ll'le forwards, and Collins and Franx- man at the guard positions, Xavier piled up many impressive wins. At the enci 0f the season the Bombers boasted 13 wins and 7 losses; they surged on to capture third place in lhe Class A South: western District Tournament. VVhile averaging about 38 points a game during the season to their opponents, 33. the Xavier quintet rang up a 44 point game average for the tournament against 32 for their opponents. Page IDS 5 ma mm KG C m Cindy 3 1 . 5L XElViOr Cruivr, dnrl Iisjwlugu of Roger Bacon qup high fur a mlmund in lhr .wcnntl Burma! Litmus. Sclllaclllvr 26 of Bacon is trying 10 miqu iFIL- Inn, wllilv HulTvr UH Jark jvrscyq aml Cilil'lmlt Umlximl HuITCH walrll le inssltn Thu: 2mm: was a Xavier x'ictury, an m'orlinu' lhriHI-n NIH The 1913-16 edilion of SE. Xavier Basketball opened its season with a Viclory over 1110 small Pioneers of Simon Kenton High School, 38-14, 011 December 4. Collins led the way with PD points . . . A slrong' Belle- vue leam mel' defeat at the hands of Xavier 0n the Hill of December by a 3632 svorc. The big factor in the score was lhe 10 points of Heron Frey. XVaHy Gruber and Jack Collins also Mayecl clever ball for SI: X . . . Tile Bomber's next gamc saw them handing the VaInut Hills, Eagles their only regular seaso'n defeat by lullying a 28-27 win. VVafther's long set shot wilh a minul'e left gave X its one point victory margin. Cady snapped the nets for ll points to lend the scoring , . . X made it four in a row by upsetting a strong Covington squad on Tuesday Dec. l8. Holmes founci the sl'mrpsllooting of Bill Cudy and leanrmales too accurate as they fell 29-23. 8111 had 13 points . . .After winning their First four. Coach Dromo's squad dropped a 23722 overtime decision to a Hhot VVestem Hill's team led by GINSVZ Chuck Share who tallied 10 points. Bill Cady's outstanding performance macle X a con- tender throughout the struggle. He outscored Share by four points , V . Purcell CollarecI X for a Victory in the Dick ViIlc 20 . Galvin 02 nl' Rugvr Baron, and ley Ux'hitc jenny Iu-himl Galth got all landed up figlliiug over a vulvuundina La , Grululr UN 4H Xaviz-r and Davis. Kim of Bacon are visible n! cilhcr sirlu Dick Xyittc tQQt drives iu'. jumps high for a short shot against Etrtvr. white Hotter UH watches intontty. Tim Price Hill players arc Dmnnun t3-U, Beck tln. 11nd Barttntl t33t. first G. C H. S. 1., game by outscoring the Bombers 35423. txlason's alert play tezlturect the Cavalier play and for X it was Bill Cacty . . . tVilti Jack Collins hitting for 21 points the Bombers eastty vanquished Beechwomts Tigers. Gordon Honct paced the losers . . . X then hit Roger Bacon, who scored a 3730 Vittory despite the excettent ptayingz of Jack Cottins . . , UBJQ Bitt Cady started hitting in the sevond half and be- cause of this X returned from Ptafnvitte Jan. IS with a 46-39 triumph. Bi tallied 22 points during the contest. Dick X-Vitle's improved play aided in the win Etcter's Panthers rrumptoct the Bomber's defense for 48 points white allowing 30 in the third Catholic League tray to win lmnctily. It was Htietd goat tor Cacty alt afternoon at the Fieldtmuse as Bill flipped in 7 field goals. and 7 free throws Ivor rll points . . . The entire squad participated in the 47710 rout or the out- classed Newport Catholic team on Sunday. January 27. Cady. Collins. and Hotter were the Chief point getters . Xavier 53, VVit'tlrow 37. was ttle final store. in the inter-teaguc clash at X Lt Cacty hit his usual doubte figures to pace the Bombers offense . . . It was Cady, Cottins. amt Hotter again with 17. 12. and 12 A righting metvv KIPVP'IIDS umtvr 11m tmstivt a5 Hotter CIU amt Collins tttark shirt, at Xavivr tight with Drmnmn tnvxt l0 Cutltnst tor cnntmt 0t tlw butt. Bork UH. Bartlett UN and Rutwrg' am, u at Etdrr. u'atrtl tlm outrmmn xVaHy Grubcr i33i 0i Xavier and Hayr's isi 0r xVaInul Hing strain l0 get control or a loose bull. Catly HQ and Frey GM of Xavier watch iilc outrmnc. Gone Xicizcr ui iVaInui Hills is behind Frey, while, in tin: barkgmumi VValliner EH watciws an Eagle brmlii Clown lilo, Hcmr. Lalln Mi is lint XVainut iiiins' player at ilm far right: tin: wixiic uniinnn iwilimi Lulln is Coiling. Jack Clynins iiili jumps high as Bicizt'r Vii 0i iVilinul Hills lrirs in binck his shot. Cady i3-Ii 0i Xavior is iii liu' li-fl; Xanlilcl OH is in the background. Peck UN and l'lnyt-s Ni ni iVillmIi Hill: me at lilt- righli TIM: game was a imni inngilt 29-27 victory for Xavier. al Terrace Park Friday. February 1, where the Bomber Crew turned in a 50732 victory . , i Ludlmv gave X a good scare by pulling! on a delermined Ibul Futile last quarter drive. The game ended wiEil the blue clad batiiers on top by four poinls, 52-48, HoHer turned up with 12 points. mmiv mnsliy 0n th fast break. Collinsi long shots netted him 1?. tanies. Cady's pivot shots and alert fniiowing 11p made ilim lop st'orer for lilc evening as in: pilch up IS markers i . . A big first Imlf enabled X to Coast in a 37728 lriumpix over Norwood, February 8. Jack Collins registered 17 points to lend line squad . . . Sweet revenge was anineci by! tile Bombers when iiley tripped up Purcell in line first game of the second round in The Cali'loiic League, 441-28. Cady added 20 more points in his huiiviciual total and Bobby Frnnxman showed up we in this first Calh- oiic league win , . . Dixie, one of the imsl in Nnrlilern Kenlurky competition. was carried into overtime on February 121nr Conch Dromds scrappy live. but the Colonels won 0111 41-30. Billy Hoffcfs splendid shooting worried ijixic no anti. He ilml 12 poinls . . . In the Best game of lilo season lilo surging Bombers outlaslcd Rogcr Bacnnys classy Spartans in an overl'inm iliriHPr at X. LV. to win 40-38. iVilie put in line cieciding basket. Czuly registered 15 iziilics to top a scorers . A . Dick YVillc moved lo the pivot posiiion, duo l0 Catly's 1:351 injury, for 1110 Ihllniilnli Calimlit gamn anti ilv rerordmi ll Illilriiers, His good work was not enough. however. as tile Rams remained unbculen by winning 12'27 . . . in a vnin nllumpi to finish line Page 112 regutar seasonls schettute with a win X hattted Etder ntt the way onty to he tteniect in the tinat minutes. Drenan dropped in a hunny shot for the Panthers that Spetted a 34732 toss tor the Dromo men. Carly paced X with 10 points white Berk toppctt the Price, Hitt squad with IL The Bomtwrs then heattett tor the ttistrirt tournament held at the leiix'ersity at Cincinnati. They were seated fourth. ranking hehintt Baron tVatnut Hitts, and Etcter. in their tirst encounter HX etiminatect the VVilhrow Tigers 37-23 It was 18718 at hatttime, taut a Hurry 0t baskets in the third period put the game on ice, Bitt Cady. with 14 pointS. ttitt the most damage to the Tigers . . . hXtcstern t-titts was swept off the cor tny n mighty hnrrage 0t tmsttets in the SCt'Ond tourney game. which cnctect in a 61724 score. Jack Cottins hit tor 15 points despite the tart that the starting tivc ptayect onty hatt the game . t . Six ctays tater, on txtarch S. the Dromo squad went ugainst Roger Baron in the semi-tiinut rountt. and in spite ot the tact that they put up a hunt tight they were etiminaiett 30-30. Cantfs l3 markers were high for the evening . . . The Bomhers rvgisterett an easy win on the tottowing night hy topping Ettter 48730. By this victory they cap- t'urt-tt thirtt place in the ctistrict tournament. Hotterys tJrittiant shooting! featured the evenings ptny. Bitt rang up 16 pointS. Cnsgrm'v tiit nt tturn-tt amt hVatttlor tZTt nt Xax'ivr gjrnh tur Ttmrv was much action in this SCFiIl!1:;tC tor ttit'. tJatt. Caity tEMt Em PtLlF'HP tiiltt. Cmty tin u'tIiIt-t amt Hotter tlit nt thinr Mulltt tut St. Xm'ivr with Gntvin ttmmts m'nr tmttt amt Espvtagu tQQt of rc-azty' tn tt-mt n tmntt. Ottwr ttturt'vtt uu-u art- t'turmnn thn-hinrt Rugcr Baron mix up in it nth sr'rzunhtv. ttnttor amt hVitlu twhite Clutyt, xtntt t12t.2lmt Hagan HOLD. Shirtst nt Xin'iI-r, Sthtartltt-r tlflt amt Davis tQUt nt Bmzun watch ttlv ptily. Pugv l 13 Reserves The 81'. Xavier Reserves had. at best, whal can be termed a meciiocre season. An uphill overtime victory over Covington Hoimes was the earlv season spark which carried the team through to other wins. Their final standing re- vealed fen victories against nine defeats. Against their Calholic League rivals the Re- serves splil even, lllree wins. three losses Among the Reserves Huber. Dressman. Tehan, and l eS5ICr playecl a COOL EV'611 game: Severfll Fresllmen. Bildkle. FalllllliligfV alld Rllellier Showed great promise for llle rulure. Xavier .......... 53 Xavier .......... 21 Xavier .......... 28 Xavier .......... 30 Xavier .......... 29 Xavier .......... 23 Xavier .......... 10 Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier .......... 34 Xavier W22 Xavier .......... 17 Xavier .......... 15 Xavier .......... 24 Xavier .......... 19 Xavier .......... 23 Simon Kenton .................... 14 Bellevue ............................ 31 Holmes bvertimd ............ 27 V'Vestern Hills ...................... 15 Roger Bacon ........................ 19 Beechwoncl .......................... l7 Elder .................................... I I Plainville A. .124 Purcell ............ .23 Newport Catholic . ..15 VVilhmw .............................. l3 Terrace Park ........................ 26 Ludtow ................................ 30 Norwoocl .............................. 26 Roger Baton ........................ 25 Dixie Heights ...................... 35 Elder .................................... 10 Hamilton Catholic .............. 24 Purcell bvertim$ .............. 26 80110 : Raw, Left to Right; Eilwanl-Blms, Dale, Pcsslnr, Anthony Huber. Danivl Brady, Dunk Hils. Second Rum: Patrick Telugu. Hvrbcrt ButHv, Robert Ruullmr, Jumps Drussumn, lnnH-s Bunniug, Edwin Smain $Ianagcrl Pagr I I4 Juniors The Junior squad of 1043 was a small. fighting quintet whose record showed many more losses than wins. The freshmen who formed the backbone of the leam playecI against odds all year; their coach James VViHiams. however. admired their right and determination. even when hopes of victory were all but impossibla Among the fresh Bogenschutz, Srhuerman, Don Hils, and Ruetlmr show excellent promise 0'. boistering next year's reserve team. After the. regular season closed for live juniors. many or Hue boys joined the Freshman Bash kelbnu League. Almul ninety freshmen parliripal'ed in this athletic jamhorec on Saturday morn- ings during the winler months. 311'. Joseph J. DeVault. SJ. anci iVIr. ViHiam P. Ryan. SJ. GIL rectecl the league play The enthusiasm and spirit exhibited in these games was very keen: every fresh was eager to win the league title, AH without exceplfon wllo desired were able to parlicL pate in llle ronlests. From llmxe nineh enthusiasts Illere win come willmul doubt some excellent material For l'Ile future reserve and varsity squads, Hnlfnm Row Heft In rig'iU: VilIimn Cunmuwamm-s Hng'un. Rivlmrd Trump, Ralph Buu'rnwllulz. DunnH Langft-Ju Rnlwrl lulmsun. 5mm ! Row: Rit'lmnl Sduu-rnmn, Puirh-k Siwnkvn. DunaH Hiis. HamH Crangvr, RUIJL'FI Austlcnmuurc. Dianugcd. Page 1 l : Seulnd, Left lo Right.- James Rh 31urphy, Stephen Hackin, Urhan St'llnlilh, Dennis SCIIIHiEiICL'C. Harry Sunicnh Sinnlh'ng: Thomas Schaenhcrgcr, Coach Pfl'iffcr, XK'YiHinm Hch-in, Thomas Grolv, Km'in Kelley. Equaling if not exreecling lheir outstanding record of last year. the Xavier mermen Came through with their eighth conseculive Catholic League Championship. Then. as their coup do grace they look possession of the Souihwesiern Ohio District crown which makes them the top swimming team in this section of the State, Following these praiseworihy feats Xavier made a rather disappointing showing in the Slate Nleet al Cqumhus. Southwestern Ohio District Champions Xavier .............................................................. 45V2 hxleslern Hills ................................................ 22V2 VValnut Hills ................................................ 39 VVil'hrow ........................................................ H Hughes ............................................................ 9.9 Elder ................................................................ 7' NEXV DISTRICT RECORDS 100 Yam; Back Stroke ................................................ Srhmiedeke ...................................................... 1:046 150 Yard Medley Relay .............................................. Schmiedeke, Schmidt. Grate .......................... I :26.8 Page i 16 Individual Scores 1. Schmidt ........................................... 73 points 5. Schoenberger .................................... 40 points 2. Schmiedeke ...................................... 71 points 6. Heekin. S. ........................................ 38 points 3. Santen .............................................. 64 points 7. Grote ................................................ 33 points 4. Murphy ............................................ 49 points 8. Heekin, W. ...................................... 33 points 9. Kelley ................................................ 9 points G. C. H. S. L. Champions NEW LEAGUE RECORDS 50 yard Free Style ................................................ Schmiedeke ...................................................... :253 200 yard Free Style ................................................ Santen .............................................................. 2:203 100 yard Back Stroke .............................................. Schmiedeke ...................................................... 1205.3 150 yard Medley Relay ............................................ Schmieclelce, Schmidt, Murphy ...................... 1:26.? Quadrangular Meeis Xavier Elder Roger Bacon Purcell 56 17 15 10 54 25 11 9 50 18 11 18 Totals 160 60 38 37 Dual Meets Xavier ...................................................................... 46 Roger Bacon .......................................................... 13 Xavier ...................................................................... 48 Purcell .................................................................... 18 Xavier ...................................................................... 40 Purcell .................................................................... 26 Xavier ...................................................................... 43 Hughes ........................ Page II? EangaM Bullom Raw, Left to Right: ViIliam Grubcr. Frank Schullc, Julm I'Iucsman. Gerald Durscl. Robcrt Diltmcycr, James VVinlcr. Bernard VVniss. Second Row: Dnnald Sclmcllmcr, John Knochcl, Paul Deilers, XViHiam Cacly. James Bicdcnharn. Thomas ViHiams. James Kulkcr. Third Row: deuml Rnilmmn. Thomas IVIllssiu, Jude Hils, Norman Huey, Richard Budtlc wlanagcd. Track Bolton: Rom, Loft fa Right: James Bruslim Ruhvrl Ezkcrl. Villinm Spinncnu'vlurr, Amlmw lfogariy. Sprain, Row: .Inllu VUHP. .Inmmc Ifnicrlng. Edward Russc . Tllunms l'rcimlag. Vimmn Cushing, Gerald NICCHCnburg. Frank Ciancioin. Jusepll Lungcrs. Harry Vovl, Jnhn D'Iicllacls, Richard DLII'LVFI'. Third Rom: Maurice Herrin, Urban Guclms. John Callahan Len Brc'siin. Dnnakl Bummer, VVnIIcr Hadley. Frank Glade, Thomas Cnslvnn. .Inlm Spinnenwcbcr, XViniam Ryan. Bornanl Oskrrlmcs. Fourth Row: GOOFLTO Polllman, Joseph Vormohr, Paul Rutlnm, Gerald Staulburg. Juhu Saladin, Thnmns Campbell, James Barker, Thomas l,indcnsclunidl, Nlaximiuian Lammers. Gvnrgr Dashach, Julm VVachcnd-nf, Page 118 Bottom Rum, Lufl lu Rigltfrv Richard Burning, Viuccul D'Amm-v, Junws Bell. Joseph Hits, Genrgc Igel. Second Row: 'aInI-s Slie'r, Hu'mlnrl- Viliw, .lnlin Collins. .Illllll Farrell, Dundm Hiis. Km'in Gallagher, Jamog lelile Dlanugvd. This year's tennis squad presented a group or young velerans. John Collins, a junior. and Creorge Igcl, a sophomore. both relurninu' for a second your or high school competition, played a ronsistenliy driving game at llle singles, posts. The doubles' pairings 0F Berning-Joseph HHS and Farrell-XViIke Fought hard to take several C1056 mattiles. Cilnagher and Betz have been fighting for line Ulircl singles, position. AS we go to press the team has played only two of its fifteen scheduled matches. They lost a close one to Hughes High. 3-2, and then came back to defeat XVithrmv in anothvr close contest, 3-2. George lgel. sophomore lennis star. serves up a high. hard drive in llm first maid: of the season. Ranking tenth among the high school players 0i l'lxe naiion. George has made St. Xaviefs team .1 definite roulender in local competition. Page :19 Bottom: Donald Stlumnnan. Daniel Dell. George Kruempclman. hard Ric James Dnnnelly. 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AT CENTRAL PARKWAY 815-823 HOPKINS STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Phones: CHerry 6124-5-6-7-8 LOW INTEREST RATES Headquarters for Libby1s, Leadway and DeHaven Prompt Service Page 125 0:35:23 m on on. 025: won. 05 mo :50 :00 355va Oh. 055D 3qu a:vtm OH 9:3 3:5 :26 oh :00: iv. um 33 Mo 35 mm um MESH Bamm C$E 6 03 OH: 252.. umo:ou 3 am Oh. $332 a 03 OH Banusw 0h. mmuaxm ceuwnm vac 0H. uwmumEmmEEA .0 .h. .m ummEv:O 3052mm .502 Mo 3.32 52:: a 03 DH. tomtaEv. mexv 3:3320 :om 03m 2E. 3:8 :SQuwH EOZS. mmvioom mamh wuuaw .24 H :a 23m 3:35 Evie :qua foguccom x33 XHOBOEDWH $9:qu .500 m3: NEE :90 2: SEES 35.9.: Moom EwBuPaw 3.:5 mama :33 moxuuo 3:3 a: matumw muwmumm minnow 55H acumen 5533 E Use uoow d mchoEOM mumoQ mayhzqu m$ :umw .amE nova :oxom 0EWQ 0.502 Emago 23. cm; hawth BED .158: 33: 53:. 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US$20 UQNH ............................ 5:53 .H 001532 Ewuym: ............ . ..... . ............ cmu-uom desnoum eumm .............................. muMmm .H tunom Emmi ........................... uu:w::u0 .3 1.5m 90mm, ................................. xokm .H tonom 20m. .ocaarmh .h tuaowm $va ................................... auuva Jo. 15m 02:52 ...................................... 0:330 50H. Smash. ................... 2.2:H .5:va .H wen uamzvmumz mEmZ Page I 26 CLASS l-E Donald Beck Thomas Becker Robert Beumer Paul Blakely Ralph Bogenschutz Robert Daly J ames Elsaesser Richard Ernst Thomas Fath Donald Fries Thomas Glatthaar Edwin Hamad Donald Johnson Robert J ohnson Robert Klekamp Bernard Koenig Robert Kulle John LaBar Joseph LaVallee Stanley Moeschl Gerald O Nei11 Albert Palumbo Peter Rebholz Edward Reilly Charles Rizzo Clement Romer Robert Ruether Raymond Stultz Albert Ulland Iohn Singer. Inc. BRI CK CONTRACTOR PHONE: VALLEY 2117 308 BRADLEY AVE. READING, OHIO FIELD, RICHARDS 6: CO. INVESTMENT SECURITIES UNION CENTRAL BUILDING MAIN 3776 THE TOWN HALL SAVINGS AND lOAN ASSOCIATION 4712 VINE STREET ST, BERNARD 17, OHIO PHONE: UNIVERSITY 7810 Your Account Solicifed ROSS PHARMACY A. W. ROSS, Ph.B., C. SIXTH AND SYCAMORE Phone: MAin 1150 CINCINNATI, OHIO R. J. st GED. JZ Zst G. VENNEMEYER WOODMONT DAIRY Complete Line of Dairy Products AMITY ROAD AND BLUE ASH AVENUE Phone: SYcamore 7300 DEER PARK WINTON PLACE PHARMACY HERMAN J. MEIROSE 648 E. EPWORTH AVE. KIRBY 0368 Compliments of DR. CARL H. STRICHER uumzvmuw 0F hoonmwum 59.395. hm OH .55ng am oh 5565M vamcmvcmd mmmq B awakens 0H 95 5 x25 ah Eu of uwm an. E8 mmvtuvzum muunEsz 0:9:- aunEuEum uuvcmmcm awe? UnvLavaD vumsvmum PH goxauuvucb 0535.28 m 35 OH muwpumwu 23 gomuh uohmE um. 0H. .50 E: yum 0F ave? vEOm yew 0P wmo:cu 3 00 vamnvmum OF U383. 0E Hquwqu wEEE ummcmmu teuEuU 52:95 181,550 unovmmuum us oh E 385 35235 on. 5:9: w How. 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Mush mvEmH gumbaauurm moEMh :vBDD 95de ..... 9-30 F555? JMDmeZmU muEmh. nkuvzm mmEOAF hunusm ENBUN ...... JEEQ navwoh. Euoxcovowm :tnU huwth .38qu . .. BE ........ mum xnmkm ammo: ..................................... 8.2mm twaown oEmcxumZ mEmZ Page 128 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of CLASS IV-C. 1946 We, the class of IV-C, being of questionably sound mind and reason- ably serviceable body, and realizing the uncertainty of continuance in Saint Xavier High School, do hereby devise and bequeath all our scholarly property, both real and movable, trevoking all former willsl to any and all wayward underclassmen, who through the whimsical quirks of fate, may succeed us in the course of the fleeting years. The above mentioned scholarly and miscellaneous property is under- stood to include such valued movable and immovable articles as desks, chairs, windows, the many names and phone numbers written throughout the school, the numerous hours of jug, all plate, provisions, valuable scrap metal, and effects tether than money or securities for moneyl. Upon our dismissal from these beloved premises, all these are left to your utter disposal. There is. though, one thing that we selfishly take with us into the future - the unforgettable memories and cherished friendships that we have made. We nominate and appoint as Executors of this will: REV. GEORGE E. SHEA, SJ. REV. VICTOR E, NIEPORTE, SJ. REV. LAURENCE E. HENDERSON, SJ. The foregoing instrument was signed, published, and declared by said students of the Class of IV-C in our presence and at their request we hereunto subscribe our names as Attesting Witnesses: MR. PATRICK J. KREMER, S.J. MR. JOHN W. MALONE, SJ. MR. WILLIAM MARCACCIO Page l29 Donald Ahlers Carl Armbruster Joseph Auberger William Beckmeyer Donald Berg William Berger William Brinkworth Robert Calahan Edward Carter David Clarke Thomas Colgan John Dillon James Donnelly John Farrell Gordon F lynn Robert Franz Arthur Frey Robert Fuhr Kevin Gallagher William Glenn EnglishmMr. Zubricky, SJ. ReligionnFr. Horn, SJ. Greek, Latin-Mr. Cincoski, SJ. Robert Hemmer Alvin Kammer Bernard Korte William Lincer Donald McCarthy Robert McDevitt William Macke Harold Meirose James Murphy Leo Oberschmidt Guy Robinson James Ryan Harry Santen William Scully Donald Steiger Thomas Ullrich Justus Wildhaber Herbert Witte Thomas Woltering James Wordeman Algebra-Fn Uhl. SJ. Study Period-Fr. Dimond, SJ. Chemistry Mr. Brennan ESTABLISHED 1914 Auto and Truck Parts SPECIALIZED ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, MACHINE SHOP AND RADIO SERVICE FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE TRADE F. 6: N. MOTOR COMPANY H. J. FRANZ, 2136 SPRING GROVE AVE. Prop. PHONE: PARKWAY 0593 4030 MONTGOMERY ROAD EAT ICE CREAM OFTEN High Energy Value Tastes Good, Too w I. J. Schmidt. Inc. John F. Schoeny WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Fancy Fruit Basket Fruits and Vegetables PA 2324 2325 110 WEST SIXTH STREET CINCINNATI 2, OHIO NORWOOD, Phone: JEfferson 1825 OHIO Vester Drug Co. 501 BROADWAY CHERRY 8986 CHERRY 8987 Page 131 CLASS V. Albers, President R. Hartigan, Vice-President G. Dorsel, Secretary J. Eckert, Treasurer V. Albers P. Armleder C. Bender J. Brinkman R. Cannon C. Cook G. Dorsel J. Eckert W. Ellerhorst P. Fischer J. Flesch J. Flynn H. Gauthier R. Hartigan G. Knapp R. Krabacher E. Luken J. McDevitt 3-B Mr. DeVault, SJ. Mr. Glenn Fr. Uhl, SJ. Fr. Lochbiler, SJ. M. Manney T. Murray P. O Brien T. Rehme P. Rothan D. Rottenberger W. Schaefer D. Schmiedeke F . Schnedl W. Schneider J. Schuler M. Sherman G. Stautberg D. Stratman P. Theissen W. Uhl L. Walther Page I 32 A Guaranteed Compliments of Waterproofing 1 Service 1 Homes and Buildings 1 E c K E R T , s DEPARTMENT TORES WESTERN S WATERPROOFHNG 307-311 PEARL STREET COMPANY 1 I between 1 ! 401-2 SCHMIDT BUILDING 1 3nd I I BROADWAY AND SYCAMORE CINCINNATI 2100-2106 BEECHMONT AVE. CHERRY 312 1 MT. WASHINGTON ESTABLISHED 1846 I. I. SULLIVAN 6: CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1336 E. McMillan At Bell Place CINCINNATI BRADFORD J. SULLIVAN WOODBURN 0133 AMERICA'S FINEST FOODS Brought To You By Your WHITE VILLA GROCER t1He Owns His Own Store In Your Neighborhood Pdu'v 133 CLASS 3-C John Knoche14ecretary Donald Fischer-Treasurer Robert Dittmeyer-President Jude Hils Vice-President Robert Booth Richard Budde Robert Carr James Carroll Joseph Cloud Robert Dittmeyer James Dossman Thomas Eilerson Michael Elias James Fanning Donald Fischer Robert Gerke John Gilligan Paul Haas William Hentz Jude Hils Edwin Honerkamp Norman Huey Edward Kenkel Page 1 34 Thomas Kennedy John Knochel Thomas Koetter Donald Kramer George Kruempelman William Leesman Thomas Long John McJoynt Ramond McNamaTa Raymond Neyer Albert Niedhamer James Reifel George Resing John Rinner William Seibert Thomas Spahn William Tillman William Weber Joseph Worst Alvin Ebner CLASS Jerome Emmett David F ehring Edward F lynn Joseph Gera Ci Melvin Glassmeyer Michael Ger J ames Glutz Donald Hell aci mann Anthony Hessling John Kavan augh Albert Meyer John Michaels Jerry UBrien l-C Raymond Ostendorf William Postel William Renzenbrink John Ruthman Richard Schuermann Arthur Schuh Thomas Soper Pat Steenken Joseph Steiber John Steinert Leo Taske Gilbert Weber Arthur Wehmeyer Gerald Wernsing Page 131 Compliments Vv ill, l4 4 Of 1 x t3 1W4: wry! JUDGE EDWIN G. BECKER ; $$m Q u a l i t y h......L.s.iuc.m..,.. I B e d d i n g 51 THE GEIER MATIRESS C0. CINC IIIIIIIIIII A. Trade Mark Registered Geier Mattresses have been known for Excellent Workmanship, High Quality and Satisfied Customers for a Quarter of a Century. YOU GET IN REST . . . WHAT YOU INVEST The Geier Mattress Company 2710 W. McMicken Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio The Graduates and Students of ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL Are Always Welcome at THE FBIAR'S CLUB Ohio and McMillan Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Memberships Page E36 The Men of Milford Invite You to Attend the RETREATS FOR LAYMEN Organized 192 5 WALTER F. VERKAMP, President J. EDWARD FIXARI, Vice Presiden't GEORGE KONNERSMAN, Secretary FRED J. MOSER, Treasurer BOARD OF CONSULTORS FERD J. HENGEHOLD jUsTUs SCHUELER HARRY N. HESKAMP JACQUES SCHEID REV. JOSEPH C. FLYNN, SJA, Retreat Direcfor City Office: ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL 635 SYCAMORE STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Retreat House: JESUIT NOVITIATE MILFORD, OHIO Phone: Milford 5754 F lowers Telegraphed Robert D. Ruttle FLORIST 822 MADISON AVE. COVINGTON, KY. Phones: HEmlock 1752-1753 For all Home or Boiler or Pipe INSULATION Call . . . Reardon Industries Materials or Complete Installation 2837 STANTON AVE. CINCINNATI, OHIO BUILD WITH LUMBER,y Dis tributors CELOTEX SHEET ROCK MASONI TE PRE S DWOO D UPSON BOARD PLYWOOD LUMBER AND MILLWORK Hardwood Flooring Ti1e Board-Roofing Material-Shingles The I. B. Doppes Sons Lumber Co. Over 75 Years of Service 1250 GEST STREET $outh of New Union DepoO CHERRY 3752-3753 BOYS OF 3-E Nhoj Nekenna Naivalf Rekceb Knarf Ektreb Semaj Nnamenurb Mailliw Ydac Trebor Kralc Emorej Olittad Leahcim Ttived Mailliw Hcirttid Laup Regnarg Mailliw Reffoh Drahcir Rebuh Ecnerwal Enak Nhoj Yllek Nhoj Hcok Nhoj Nahinel Ecnerwal Nekeul Yrtsimehc Mr. Brennan Hsinap5 -Mr. Vasquez Hsilgne-Fr. Dell. SJ. Trebor YovaCm Semaj Nikaem Samoht Regnirheom Drahcir Grebrevo Trebor Salp Drahcir Ebar Hpesoj Ecir Yelnats Mhoer Semaj Llessur Mailliw Nayr Mailliw Tsirges Semaj Relhcsuet Suisyola Nav Negah Leahcim Nov Nelegrib lear Hcirtsew Luap Esiw Sema j Doow Arbeg1a Mr. O'Leary Noigiler Fr. Dell, SJ. Yduts SdoirekFr. Clear, SJ. -Mr. Grollig, SJ. Class Leaders Wrgm MILK and other DAIRY PRODUCTS Therm COUNTRY FRESH and QUALITY ASSURED Greetings and Good Wishes to the 1946 Graduating Class Purple Cow Sandwich Shop Music Box Room FOUNTAIN SQUARE HOTEL MEL J. DEININGER, Manager HAVE YOU EVER READ ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER The National Catholic Family Magazine It carries stories and poems by well-known writers; It has a witty Wise Man in the Question Corner; It carries stories of the missions, and stories of St. Anthony; It contains ml'he Den Department and sub- scribers are invited to express their opin. ions on matters of Catholic interest; It promotes Catholic Action among boys and girls in their early 'tecns; It is profusely illustrated in colors, and printed on good paper; It supports poor boys, who are studying for the Fransciscan priesthood; It sells at only $3.00 a year. Send in Your Subscription Now! St. Anthony Messenger 1615 REPUBLIC ST., CINCINNATI 10, OHIO Compliments of Highland Nursery Co. COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE Phone: HIland 0990 FORT THOMAS, KY. Pagv I30 CLASS l-G Ronald Austing Charles Deye David Schoepf Louis Barbalas Robert Gerdes Thomas Kennealy Charles Hunt Donald Hils Raymond Grandfield Paul Chester Thomas Even William Geise Earl Schindler Harry Moore J ohn McAndrews Teachers Joseph Leugers John Rice Caeser Santangelo Charles Webster William Walker Kevin Thorns Albert Widman Ernest Rigacci Richard Nussbaum Stanley Keller Leodegar Schmidlin John Schaefers Alfred Morse Robert Sunderman David Hils Paul Pannos Fr. Shuman, SJ. Fr. Brown, SJ. Mr. Cull, SJ. Class Officers William Walker President Kevin Thoms Vice-President Jack Schaefers Treasurer Alfred Morse-Secretary Page I40 May God Bless the Students of St. Xavier High School Rev. I. A. Garrity, SJ. and the PASTORS of ST. XAVIER CHURCH C om pliments of A FRIEND uIf It Swims I Have IV S H E VL I N ' S OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE 27 EAST SIXTH STREET For 25 Years CincinnatVS Real Seafood House RIEDLINGER FUNERAL HOME MELROSE 1134 CHERRY 2148 CINCINNATI, OHIO 1309 CALIFORNIA AVENUE 19 GREEN STREET L. M. PRINCE CO. OPTICIANS 4 WEST FOURTH STREET Aug. Caruso 6: Sons DI STRIBUTORS FRUITS - VEGETABLES 21 1-2 13 WEST SECOND STREET Phones: CHerry 3535-3536 PERKINS 6: GEOGHEGAN, Inc. INSURANCE 431 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO MAIN 0511 THE AL NAISH MOVING AND SIORAGE C0. PHONE: JEFFERSON 0047 Compliments of A FRIEND Page I41 CLASS l-F Class OtiScers BERT AMANN .............................................................................. President JOHN CROWLEY ................................................................ Vice-President ROBERT BRUNGS .......................................................................... Secretary JOSEPH LACKEY .......................................................................... Treasurer Coached by MR. DROMO .................................................................................... History FR. DELL, SJ. ................................................................................ English FR. SAMMON, SJ. ............................................................ Latin, Religion MR. MCGLYNN, SJ. ................................................................... Algebra Charles Amann William Bieger Leonard Brueneman Robert Brungs Edward Cleveland John Crowley Andrew Evans Marty Fehr Thomas Hohman Robert Hewling William Huster Richard Kennedy J oseph Lackey Thomas Zimmer James Maish John Meckstroth George Miltz Edwin Mooney James UConnell Richard Rolfes Thomas Sarbeck William Spinnenweber Richard Stenger John Sweeney Frederick Thompson James White John Wordeman Page I452 1929 The PauI-T933 Summe John-I935 Family Frank-T938 With Edward-I94O Appreciation James-IMI To Joseph-l943 Our Alma Churles-l945 Mater 1945 CLASS 2-C Fr. Cullinan, S.J. Latin Fr. Shea, S.J.-Religfon Mr. Grollig, S J. History Mr. Zubricky, S.J. Eng1ish Mr. Brennan-Geometry Robert Armbruster Robert Biederman Thomas Bischoff Daniel Brady James Breslin John Carroll John Devereaux John Donahue Richard Dorger Harold Ehrhart Fred Ense Thomas Feiertag Thomas Ginney Richard Grote John Hayes Vincent Huschart Richard Inskeep William Kemme John Lindemann Robert Lippert William Listerman Raphael Luebbe Thomas Mussio James Nieman Thomas Nurre Lawrence Schucter Ray Schulte Edward Sexton Thomas Smith Robert Sontag James Stier Leo Strassburger John Zembrodt Edward Hauser Richard Sullivan Better Service For All Good telephone service requires more than instruments, wires and central ofhce equipment e more even than operators, linemen, engineers and installers . h . it also requires the thoughtful cooperatiOn of the men, women and young people who use it. 'Short conversations, courteous sharing of party lines, being sure of your number before calling, and similar practices are essential to good telephone service. We in the telephone industry are constantly striving to pro- vide a high quality system to serve the needs of our community, but the degree of satisfaction the service affords depends much on how it is used. The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company Compliments of Duwell Hardware Co. P O S t O f fi C e CFhree Storew 2151 WEST EIGHTH ST. WA. 0613 3624 WARSAW AVENUE WA. 5395 C a f e 3605 HARRISON AVENUE MO. 1068 Wines - Whiskeys e Beers Fanger 6: Rampe. Inc. 502 MAIN STREET Quality Footwear For All the Family CHerry 9330 PEARL AND BROADWAY Pagv 145 Best Wishes from THE MOTHERS' CLUB of St. Xavier High School :25; .m EmmeciQm in 9:2qu .NH SEEM .mn mewwmcwd .D .Ewuuncmwogom .E BHEM .H 533st .Q mwmzmvm Aw hwxmmgum .m mctwom .H Huaauam Aw dmwom .H uochmwm .3 uwmcmuc .m CCSPEE .H htmwoh .mw .8:de H movwmmh Arm 0.802 .m Emth .b. EnuN Am AotutD .M Edam .m EEEEEuQ A :mhww .H hmahcoU .3 mmmm .m mmoEmU .8 umwcmmmg .H ccmecEm .M 5355 .rA hwEumom .H uwhoEgeA JV whooEchwaw .M wunmmNVI.m.m .cmth :2 zcwmumm .Ehmdl6d .coEEmm uh EOENEIAd SJUEQSN Q2 cwmmcmslam .SQQ um whm$ommh uosmmuuvmlECmN Emgum Emimmmum$otplhtmmom 3395. Auwumuoomrhmgcou Saga ucuwmmmullamwom muEmH. whmormo m - H .mO mdeU HEB UZHUZDOZZaN Page 147 CLASS Z-E Teachers Rev. Francis A. Bittenz, SJ. Rev. Walter B. Dimorgd, SJ. David Bambeck James Barker Edward Bens Thomas Buckley Mark Carroll William Cushing JErry Davis Robert Depenbrock Dante DiTullio Lawrence Donnelly Harold Dom Walter Elbert Donald Flottman Carmello Geraci John Gessing Raymond Haunert J oseph Hils Edward Hoffer Edward Wenstrup Mr. Norman W. MoeIIer, SJ. Mr. joseph F. Scharf, SJ. Paul Kemper Rodney McGarry Donald Mendel John Moore Richard Murray Paul Olding Jack Powers Paul Radenheimer Jerry Huth Robert Rowekamp Jack Schababerle Donald Schmidt George Schmitt Jack Schroeder Thomas Schumacher Ralph Schwarz Robert Thul Gerald Tillar Tames Wimberg Class Officers Lawrence Donnelly President John Gessing-Vice-President Gerald Tillar -Secretary Robert Thu1 Treasurer Page 148 Complimen ts of R. L. BUSE CO. CAREW TOWER CINCINNATI, OHIO HIGGINSON GIFT SHOP 2704 ERIE AVENUE EAST 6190 Attractive Gift and Gree'ting Cards For Everyone and All Occasions Lending Library ROBERT W. HELVVIG Jewelry - Diamonds - Watches Gift Items Jewelry Repairing - Special Order Work - Watch Repairing 204 EAST SIXTH STREET. GWYNNE BUILDING PHONE: PARKWAY 7583 CINCINNATI, OHIO HEHEMANN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS Edw. H. Hehemann, Ph.B., Ph.G. Complete Line 0! Vitamins 6106 HAMILTON AVENUE PHONE: KIRBY 0975 COLLEGE HILL WILLIAM F . FULDNER FUNERAL DIRECTORS Modern Downtown Mortuary FOR DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL ELECTIRICAL INSTALLATIONS Call B E R T K E ELECTRIC co., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CINCINNATI, OHIO GEO. A. FLOHR CO. Library Book Binding of Law and Magazine: GEORGE T. VONDER HAAR, President 528 WALNUT STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Compliments of FRANK A. BEITING Complimen ts of Cincinnati Athletic Goods Co. 641 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Page r40 CLASS Z-F N icholas Blank Walter Boeckley Craig Brinker Paul Buenger John Connelly Robert Cook J ames Davis Leonard Dourson Thomas Duffy Ernest F aass Joseph Feeley J ack F0x Donald Jansen Cliff Kernan Joe Kirkland Paul Leary Pat McHugh John McKeon J ames Mayer James Meyer William Mohr Vincent Pater John Rauen James Reddick James Rudolph Edward Scheid Joseph Shields Edward Smain Edward Smith Don Stahl Joe Strotman Joseph Telscher Donald Tenfelde Jerry Thole Thomas Trame Theodore Welty Compliments of CLASS Robert Zins Austin Keller John Gerwe Jack Bertke Bob Eckert Herbert Budde James Hunt Paul Sullivan Don Williams Donald Moster Donald Neiheisel George Guenthner Robert Graue Paul Brunner l-A Bob Handorf William Rice Bob Plageman Donald George James Cloud James Niesen J ohn Kuechle Jack Mullen H. 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He Mamncmnn Ho Um m m:nnmmm Ho Um m noanammu Onwm: mishap. H3355: msmwn Q5252. mcm 9.322. H0 mnmncuam Oman? 2. .y. 0. .Ho m:nanna .Ho U0 m Umnu Kmnon .Ho 9.20 w UEEONQ. 455 E55 H.532 025 mu mcno Vumm m v3.58 man mm; :1 Ho nnmdoH ma m mannomu :35 mam: F5 U335. Hangman H6 392$ WEN 5:30:33 Ununmn wranownmurmn do Em. Page '33 The Parks Woodworking Machine Co. 1501 KNOWLTON STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO Senior Directory ALBERS. CHARLES .1. ..... 1513 Yarmouth Avenue ....Cincinuati 29, 01110 AMMON, JOHN B. ,.2910V2 Markbreit Avenue ....Cincinnali 9. 01110 ANDEJESKI. RALPH E. ..630 Maple Avenue ........ ...Ncwpnrt. Ky. .Latonia. Ky. ...Cinci1111a1i 23. 01110 .3147 Clifford Avenue 3801 L1ewe11yn Slreet .. ANNEKEN. EDWARD VV. AUGUSTINE. EUGENE .1, ..... 1105 Cecc1ia Avenue . 5694 Euc1i11 Road .2958 Central Parkway v.3813 Bc1monl Slrcct ..l310 Reading Rand 5528 Kirby Road . ..171 No. Crescent Avenue . ....Cim;innn1i 23. Ohio ..6068 Bclmonl Street .Ciucinnaii 29, 01110 1312 Laidlaw Avenue ....Cincinna1i 29, Ohio ..... 1516 Monroe Street ...Cnvingtnn, Ky. .2712 McKin1ey Avenue . .Cincinnali II. 01110 .3505 Roselawn Place .Cincinnali 7. 011111 ..6537 Baywood Drive . Cincinnati 24, Ohio .109 G1ens11'1re Avenue . .Cincim1a1i 26. Ohio ..212 Linden Avenue . .Ncwpurl. Ky. .2517 May Streel .. .Cinciunali 6 01110 6394 Grand VisliI .Cincinnali 13.01110 BUENGER, THOMAS E. . .62 Cruwe Avenue 111011135. Ky. .1668 Herbert Avenue BURKHART. DANIEL H. . ....Cincinnali 11. 01110 BUSH. ROBERT O. ........................................ 35 Central Terrace .................................... Cincimlali 15. 01110 BAUTIS, Roman A. BELLAR, FRED J.. .111, BENNING. DONALD W. . BERESFORD. XVALTER R. BERGER. JOHN R. BEERNING. GLEN .1. BESL. FRANK E. .. BEYER, JAMES P. .. BIEDENIIARN. 11131155 .1. BIEDENHORN. CYmL J BLANK. JOSEPH C. .. BOEIILE. JEROME D. . BOHNERT. DONALD J. BOLAN. NELSON 1.. JR, BRAUCII. LAWRENCE A. BRESLIN. L130 J. .. BUC1IER. ED1VARD H. ....Covington, Ky. .Cincinnnli 27. 01110 .Cincinnati 25. Ohio .Cincinnati 27. 01110 .Cincinnati 15. Ohio ...Cincinnali 24. Ohio CALLAHAN. JOHN M. 3684 Kendal Avenue .............m...............,..Ci11ci1111a1i 8, 011111 CAVANAUCH. JAMES L. .. ....424 Arch Street ..... ....Cinci111m1i 2. Chin CIIALFANT, JOHN .1. .216 VVesl Street .Ludlow CORDES. CLARENCE H. .4696 Marburg Avenue .CincinnaiKi 9 01110 COSTELLO. RICHARD .1.. 1329 Duncan Avenue . innati 8. 011111 COSTELLO. THOMAS M. .332 Bums Avenue ...... ...Cincinnali 15. 01110 JR DASBACI-l. GEORGE .l. ..... 33 Mills Avenue ..........Cincinnali 15. 01110 DAVIS, CHARLES R. .1448 Madison Avenuc .Cuvington, Ky. 13111111115. PAUL A. .. ..1019 Kreis Lam: .Cincinnaii 5. 01110 DENNING. Rlannn C. .1021 Omar P1acc ...Cinci111mli 8. 011111 DEYE. DAVID .R.R. No. 4. Box 131 ....Cinci1mu1i 5. 01110 DILLON. THOMAS X. .106 Cnmnmnwcahh Avenue .Er1angcn Ky. Donn. EDWARD .1. .41 Bcllcmom Avenue . .1..a1icsit1c Park. Ky. DDERMAN. GEORGE H. .10 Alpine Drive ...... .So. Fl, 3411111011. Ky, DOLLE. VVILLIAM L. . .6408 Loiswood Avenue . .Cinciunnli 2:1. Ohin DUWELL. EUGENE V. ...... ...53l Puree Avenue ....... ...Ci11ci1111nli 24. Ohin .MFR. 11mmas. Ky. .Cimrinnaii 24. 01110 ....C'1ncinnali 5. Ohio ....Cincinnali II. 01110 .Cincinnali 13. O11in .Cincinnali .Cincinnali 2, Ohio .Cincinnali 7. 01110 .Cuviuglon. Ky ....Ci11ci11nali 11. 01110 ....Cincinnali 21. 011111 .Cim:i1mali 5. 011111 ..I I 15 1i1ig111al111 Avenue . .1523 Grocsbcclt Road .Bux 356. Grecnwe Road . .1146 Felicity Drive .. .4207 North Avenue . .2226 Cathedral Avenue . .438 Eas1 Third Slrcet .1602 Janathan Avenue . .2032 Nlaclmy Avenue .. .3624 St. Martins P1ace . .2010 Kearsagc Avenue . .1047 Beech Slrccl erSSLIiR, ED1VAHD I2. FEIERTAG. JEROME J. FEIST. ROBERT F.. FILIPPINE, ROBERT F : FISCHESSER. WILLIAM 1 FITZPATRICK. JAMES J. FLANNELLY, DONALD E, , Fox. MARK ................... FRANXMAN. ROBERT B. FRANZ. RICHARD A. FREY. ROBERT J. FRIEDMANN. EUGENE .1. FUNK. CHARLES W. ...... .0111 East 1811. Street ,. ...Cmvinglnn. Ky. IAMES P .4368 Carnation Circle ....... .Cincinnali 5. 01110 AUUUST F .R.R. No. 2. Box 41. Mi Rua .Cincinnali 31. Ohio .Cincinnali 5. Ohio .Cincinnati 13. 011111 .Cincinnati 9. 011111 ....Cinci11nali 13. Ohin l-IARDT PAUL1 GLADF..1RANK .1. . GLASSMEYER. JAMES 1 . GLENN. JAMES A. .4316 Ridgevicw Avenue .1760 Berkley Avenue .. .4226 Brownway Avenue .3230 VVooanrd Road ......... Page 157 Senior Directory ...2005 Glcnway ............... 423 West 22nd Streel . 1134 Carney Slrcvt GDODENOUGII. DANIEL J, GOOSMAN, JOSEPH G. . CRAP. JAMES J. GROTE, THOMAS . .. GRUBER. WALTER J. GRUBER. VVILLIAM R, . GUCKES. URBAN P. .. GUTMAN. JOHN D, .Cincinnali ...6235 Orchard Lane .....Cincinnn1i 13, Ohio Cincinnati 13' Ohio ...Cincinnali ll, Ohio ::.Box 524. Jessup Road .. HADLEY. WALTER F., JR. HAEUFLE. VIRGIL J. HAGEE. ROBERT J. HAMER. ROBERT .1, . HARNJST. ALBERT B. HEEKIN. STEPHEN P. HIEMMER, VVII.LIAM R, HEREIN, MAURICE J. ..... HESSLING. THOMAS VV . HICKS. .lonN .1. ...3576 Mooney Avenue . 663 Elliot Avenue R.R. No. l. Kcmpcr Road 2400 Fairview Avenue 1759 Esmonde Street 3424 Linwoud Rnad .. 6 Princeton Avenue 1428 Ellmm P1ace .3445 Locust Lane .5730 Scclinn Road .. HOLMES, JAMES C. . 1227 Holman Street .. ..Cuvinglun. Ky. HUELSMAN. BENJAMINE R. ...1775 Madison Avenue .. Covington. Ky. HUESMAN. JOHN P. ...................................... 1623 California Avenue ............................ Cincinnati 29. Ohio WCincinnali 8, Ohio Cincinnali 15. Ollin ..Sllaronvillc. Ohio ..C'Inrilmali 19. Ohio . Cincinnati I4. Ohio ..Cincinnali 26. Ohin Ft. Nlitchc . Ky. ..Cincinnaii 24. 01110 ...Cincinna1i 11. Ohio Cincinnati 12. Ohm JUNO, JOHN R. ......... ...1871 Lawn Avenue 4. ..Cincinnali 29, 01110 KAISER. DONALD R. ................. 2078 Ballimore Avenue ............... KAMMER, DONALD E ...Slatinn K, RR. No. 9 A KAVENAUGH, VUILLIAM V 3133 Ahcrns Street .. KELLEY. EDWARD .1. ........... ..,1146 Hershel Avenue . KEMPER. HARRY C. ........ ...2I8 Van-Vuast Avenue KIRST. JOSEPH J. .. 516 Hawthorne Avenue . KOI'P, CLIFFORD J. . 31 32 Epworth Avenue 1. . . KRAMER. JAMES J. 1354 Braadway KRAMER, JOHN F. 0304 Kincaid an1 . Cincinnati 13. Ohio KUNTZ, DAVID E. 1006 Avunlca Avenue .ACincinnnli 20, Ollin KUNZ. MAUR'ICE J. . .305 XVest 1411: Slwct .. ..... Covingtun. Ky. ..Cintinnati 23. Ohio ,,Cincinnati 24, Ohio Cincinnati 19. Ohio Cincinnali B. 01110 .....BC EVUE, Ky. .Cincinnali 5. Ohio Cincinnati 11, 01110 ...Cincinnali 10. Ohio .ACincinnali 6, Ohio Cincinnati 5. Ohio Cincinnali 5. Ohio .ACinCinnali 16, Ohio Cincinnali 11. 011in .2630 Slanlun Avenue . ..1122 Rullisnn Avenue .. ...511 Mayhew Avenue 7:116 Reading Road .. .4358 Harding Avenue LACKMEYER. JOHN F. LAMBERT, WALTER .1. LAMMERS, IVIAXIMILLAN P. .. LAMPING. ROBERT H. LUKEN. GEORGE 1'1. MCCOY. EDWARD A. ...... MCDUFFIE. GEORGE T. MCGORUN, THEODORE P MCHALE, JAMES E. .......... 1.115 Hiland Avenue Sn. Fl. 1V1ilclmu, Ky 1181 Edwards Ruar1 ..Cincinnali 8, 01110 1616 Otto Avenue . ..Cincinnali 23. 01m: -1518 Franklin Avenue .. Cincinnati 29, 0113:: MAcxe, MARVIN R. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4557 Cloarvirvw Avenue ............................ Cincinnali 5. 01110 MAHANY, EUGENE S. ......... .2441 Dixie Highway .....Ft. Mitchell. Ky. 1V1ALAS. JAMES C. 1935 VVilaray Tcrrarv . ..Cincinna11 30, Ohio NIALONEY, JOHN R. ..an 106, Dixie Highway ..,..Cuvington, Ky. MARTIN, DONALD .1. 1434 Yarmoulh Avenue ...,.Cincinnalt 20, Ohio MEIERS. EDWARD C. .1 212 Clay Street Dayiom Ky. NIENKHAUS, HERBERT E 1724 Dcnl'lam Slrcct ..Cincinnali 25. O11iu MERSII, VVILLMM .1. .. 111 1Vest 2151 Slrcet . MIDDENDORF. RICHARD 1105 Park Drive .. MILLER, JOHN J. ........ 523 Jessup Read .. MOLONY, JAMES .1. .. .1808 Holman szcl MOORE. EMMIETT R. ..... 5030 Rclleum Avenue NIORAND, THOMAS C. 5930 Pandora Avenue . ..Cuvingtnn. Ky. ..Cincinnali 5, Ohio ..Cincinnali 13. 01th NIORITZ. JOHN D. 211 Conwcll Sheet ........... Aurora. 1nd. MURRAY, THOMAS A. H6122 VVcHJIamI Place ...Cincinnali 13, 01110 1V1YERS, JAMES A. ......... Box 89, NOEL Rnat1 .............. Cinrinnali 5. 01110 Page 158 Senior Directory .429 VVcsICIiH Lane .. . ...Cinc1nnali 20. 01110 ...1359 Fleming Street . i...C1ncinnali 6. 01110 .651 E1111 Strecl .. .Cuvingtcm. Ky. .6826 Simpson Lane . .Cincinnali 13, 01110 .5545 Boswor111 P1acc .. ...C1ncinnati 12. 01110 NIELANDER, HENRY T. NOLAN. VVILLIAM S. O'CONNER. ROBERT VV. .. OVERBERG, ROBERT A. OLIVLR. NORBERT G. PAESE. JOSEPH M. 302 Aberdeen Drive ...........................,........Mir1111n1mvn, 01110 PALUMBO. DOMINICK P. ....Box 338. VV. 715! Sheet ..... ....Cinc1nnali 15. 01110 PELZER, .10er E. .40 Hawlhorne Avenue F1. Thomas, Ky. .1843 Nort11cut Avenue .1903 Fairmont Avenue ...1823 Greenup Street ........ ....C1ncinnaii 29. 01110 ....Cinc1nnali 14. 01110 ....Covinglrm, Ky. PETERS. JOHN R. . Pumas. E. JERRY . POPKEN. JOHN F. ....... ....Cincinnali 17. 01110 .C'mcinnali 23. 01110 Covington. Ky. .Cincinnati 5, 01110 ...C1nc1nnali 23. 01110 CinchmaCi 15, 01110 Fl. 0'11Ic11e11, Ky. ....Cincinnali 17. 01110 ...Cinc111nali 11. 01110 CincinuaH 8. 011111 .Cincinnali 16, 011111 Cincinnati 29, 01110 .Cincinnali 5. 01110 Cincinnali 26. 01110 Cincinnati 13. 011111 RAMMACHER. JAMES J, ., .125 Easl Mitchell Avenue . RAPIEN. xV'IIJJAM B. .5644 Colcrain Avenue RATERMAN. CHARLES J. . .3157 CliHord Avenue RATERMAN, .1OIIN D. . .3114 West 8111 Street .. RATHMAN. EDWARD .1. ....1634 No. Argy1c Place REESE. DONALD E. .. .324 VVcstview Avenue. ....... REINENUER. GUSTAVE . .an IIS-A. Dixie Highway . ROBSDN. CLIFFORD VV. 14 Mitchell Avenue RUSSELL. EDWARD A. .5803 Montgomery Road ....... 1035 E Roukwuncl Drivc .1145 Elm 13311: Drive ........ .1516 Yammulh Avenue ....472 3 Highridgc Avenue .. .3129 Eastern Avenue ..... .3110 Parkvicw Avenue . SANTEN. VVILLIAM E. Scmsmuen, GEORGE R. SCHMIDT, URBAN .1. SCHNEIDER. RALPH .1. . SC1-IOETTMER. DONALD K. SCIwIanMAN. DONALD Cu. SCHULTZ..1AMES H. ..... .115 Pleasant Ridge .......... ....FI, M11c1m11, Ky. SCHUMER. DONALD 1. ....112 Daniel Street . ....C1n'in;31r1n. Ky. SHLER. ,loI-IN V. . .R.F.D. Na. 1 ......... .Erlanger, Ky. SIF. R. JOHN 1. .3551 Bevis Avenue . Cilwinnali 7'. 011111 SINGER. 1RV1N P. SMITH. DONALD P. SMITH. RAYMOND .1. STEINKOLK. XVILLMM .1. . STEINMETZ. PAUL F. STENGER. ROBERT .1. STURWDLD, HAROLD B. .44 Richie Avenue .. .1612 0101113 Avenue . .1614 VV. Bc1mar P1ace . ....Kcnwum1 Rand. Box 423 .3013 Junivlta Avenue .136 East Mitchc Avenue Cincinnati 17. 01110 ...1107 Broadway ..................... ...C1nrinnati 10. 01110 ....1498 Reid Avenue ...................................... Cincinnati 211. 01110 .21 F1t1ra1 Avenue ..... Sn. F1. Miic11c11. Ky. .3894 Drakewoud Drive . Cinrinnnli 9. 01110 .4230 Dc1ancy Street Cincinnali 9.3. 01110 .A1n1s Hulc1 Cincinnati 6, 01110 .4227 1Vcst 8h ircct Cincimmii 3. 011111 .611 East 20111 Street ....... C11vinglm1. Ky. Cincinnali 15. 011111 Cincinnali 30. 011m Cinrhmali 24. 01110 Cincinnati 27. 011111 Cincinnati 11. 01110 TABELING. PAUL E. TENFELDE, PAUL H THAMAN. JAMES 1. THIEMAN. FRANK .1 T110115, PETER R. . TORBECR. JOHN P. TRIMPE. ANTHONY R. TUKE, FRED H, ............... ...6315 Grand Visla Avenue Cincinnali 13. 01110 VESTER, XVALTIaR C. 2939 Eric Avenue ...................................... Cincinnali 8. 011111 VOIELKER. ADAM M. 2861 May Street ........ - ...Cinc1nnati 6, 01110 .1217 Bu11nc1c Streel . Covinghnn Ky. .3718 Stratford Avenue . ...Cinc1nna11 20. 011111 ...606 Third Strrcl Dayton. Ky. 2959 Dnug1as Terrace Cincinnati 13. 01110 .121 Rosemonl Avenue Cincinnati 3. 01110 .2227 Calhedral Avenue , ...C1ncil1uali 12. 01110 .,.l33 Eig11111 Avenue ........ ...Dayh1n. Ky. .6747 1'1a111mcrstouc XVay Cincinnati 27. 01110 .1197 Erie AVC'IIUC ......... ...C1nr.intmli 8. 011111 .1842 Cernmnia Avenue .. ...Cincinnali 27, 01110 .2914 Dixie Highway Covington. Ky. .RR. Nu. l. Kemper Road ...Slmmnvi11c. 01110 .2320 North Bond Read ........................... Cincinnali 23. 011111 VOLPENHEIM. FRANK F. VORX'HJHR, JOSEPH 1V. ......,. VVALKER. KENNFTII C. 1VARD. 1VILLIAM B. . 115311311. ROBERT H VV ss, BERNARD R. . W'ENNING. JOHN L. XVImox. ROBERT 11. VVINTER. .1AMES E. VVoou. GEORUE XV 11100115. 101134 .1. XVRIGMT. JOSEPH XV. .. 1VURZEL11AC11ER, RICHARD T Page 159 CAPITOL PRINTING COMPANY CINCINNATI 2. OHIO