St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1947
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III 171. R a y o f 1 9 4 7 Ad Nltliorem Def. Glor The X' 1s; ?Lr; Editor 3 Business Manager EDUCATION RAYMOND A. NEYER, ,47 JOHN F. DONAHUE, ,48 Associate Editor Staff Artist WILLIAM J. CLEARY, '47 WILLIAM R. JOHANNIGMAN. '47 Editorial Staff Business Staff FLAVIAN T. BECKER, '47 THOMAS A. BUCKLEY, '48 WARREN F. CAPPEL, ,47 I LE0 J. KLEIN, '49 PATRICK J. RUTTLE, '48 CLEMENT T. ROMER, '49 VINCENT NA CAPASSO, 48 DONALD P. EHRHART, ,50 JOSEPH F. MORAND. '48 Photography CARL VV. KITZMILLER, ,49 JAMES N. BRICHETTO, '49 Page 2 Table of Contents Dedication Administration Patrons Seniors Undergraduates Activities Li Sports :1 Acknowledgments Advertisers Page 3 1647-1947 i Our country owes a great Jebf of gratitude to St. Isaac Jogucs and his fellow Jesuits. These intrepid soldiers of Christ were martyred by the Iriquois Indians some three hundred years ago in what is now New York State. To St. Isaac and his noble companions, who ventured all that $ '. we might profit from their efforts, we, the Class Of 1947, dedicate the presenl edition of THE X-RAY. 1 PICTURE 01: THE. JESUIT NIAR'IYRS ON 'H-Hi l 'ACINU PAGE: Hug Row: 5L Unbrivl L'mlcmunt, 5!. chv Goupil, SI. Isaac Joguos. Sl. John Lalzmmlc. St. John BI'CIICUL Lower Rum: Sl. Clmrlvs Gumirr. SI. Anllmny Dnnivl, St. Vuol Chabmml. THE PRI VERY RtVLRtND AXIAKSHALL L. LUCHBILIZR. SJ. PRINCIPAL REV. PATRICK VV. O'BRIEN, SJ. : ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Rm. ROBERT C. BROOME. SJ. FACULTY Rl-zv. RAYMOND B. VVALSH, SJ, Il't'uslu'or RFV, 'rHOMAS 1 P0 VIiRS, SAL Superin hemlunl of Buildings 55M REV. PETER A O'anx, Si .5 Student Chaplain E REM HARRY J, BARTON, SJ. ' English 1, Latin, 1, 11, Religion 1 E Rl-Lv. FRANCIS A. BlTTl-NZ. 5,1 English I. Hislury I, Lulin I REV. RICHARD J. BROWN, SJ, AIQHIHL l, Religion 1', Moderalor. RichiamliNuiDil-l Sociely Rm. XNAL'IM: B DIMONU. SJ. English I, Lulin 1. Religion 1 Page 8 RI-iv. BERNARD A HORN. SJ. German I, IV, Religion 1 , IV REV, JOHN J. KliLlillFR. SJ. English H, Ilatin 1!, Religion H RLV, Josuml H. LECH'ruNmaku, SJ. English I, Latin 1, H. Religion 1 Motleralor, Aposllesllip of Prayer REV. LADISLAUS A, D'IAJI-zkowsm, Si English 1, Latin. 1, Religion 1 Mrulcmlor. At'nlylic'al Sociely RI-zv. STEPHEN A. MEDER, SJ. Geometry U 1 School Librarian Run EDWARD J. O'BRIEN, SJ. History. II, I , Religian I N'mlvrulor. Glee Club 5wimmiug Coach 1L couch F A C U LT Y Page H FACULTY RW XViLLIAM J. SHANLEY. 5.1. English IV. vaigion IV Assistant Athletic Dirocior Coach of FI'PSIIHIUII Buskulbull RI-zv. Cleomu: Ii. Sum, SI. Religion 11, IV Shula ! Cmmsnlor Nlotleruwn Aloflmrs' Club Wloclvrulur, Freshman SmIalily Rn-v. KENNETH L, SHUMAN, SJ. English 1. Latin I, Religion I Allllutic Dirm'lm' REV. JOHN L, UHL. SJ. English 111, Religion IV Sociology IV Moderator, Junior Sodulify REV. EDWARD L XVIlzman, SJ. Lkzlin HI, Religion I Sludpnl Cuurm'lur IWmIeralm'. Senior Sullulily 31R. ,lnwARD Ii CINCOSKI, 51. Creek '. Laliu l Codvlotlclulm', Tim XrRuy D'imlvmlnr, Clu-prlpmlars MR. JAMES F. EGAN. Si English II, History I Page 10 MR. HENRY C. GELIN. SJ. Physics MR. ROBERT J. KEARNS, SJ. English I. IV Aqmlm'ulm', Xavier Pulp MR. JOHN H. KLEINHENZ, SJ. Algebra 1, Geometry H CorMoJeralor, Tim XrRuy Business Nluderulur VariI-ly Show MR. PATRICK J. KREMER. SJ. English IV, Lalin. IV Nlmlemlur. Seniur Debulurs NR. LEONARD LANGENDERFKR, SJ. English 11, Latin U English I MR. JAMES V. 3ICGLYNN, SJ. lznglish H Latin U Malemlur of flue Band F A c U LT Y Page I II FACULTY MR. VVILLIAM L. MORAN, SJ. Greek 11. Latin 1V Tennis Coach MR. EDWARD F. ROBINSON, SJ. Physics IV, Trigonometry 1V MOKIQTUJOT, Culncra Club Moderator. Sopolwmore Sodalily Golf Co'ac ll. MR. VWLLIAM P. RYAN. SJ. Economics IV. History 11 Assistant Moderator of Athletics Coach, Iunlor Fuolbull Assistant Coach, Baseball MR. THOMAS M. SHIELDS SJ. Algebra I, Hisfory 1 Assistant Moderator of Debuting MR JOHN J. BRENNAN Chemistry I i NIR. J. xNIILLlAM DAHLENBERO Director of Elm Band MR. JOHN DROMO English IV. Physical Education 11, 1 Head Coach of Football 'unzl Basketball Page ll Mk. JAMES P. GLENN English 1 , French I MR JOHN MCANAW Algebra 111 English IV Trigonometry 1V MR. JOHN R. O'LEARY Algebra I, Trigmwmeh'y IV MR. JOHN PETLR Economics 1V English II, History IV MR. ALBERT PICCU'rA Spanish 1, H Assistant Coach of Football MR. 'IVHEODORE TIIOMA 70111'11 Of IVzCSCTUU 1:00tbull MR, W LLIAM G. TOPMOELLER, SJ Moderator, Senior Debaters English IV, Inlin IV Page l3 l Fullwr Julm KPIOIIOI wilII his I II grim . . . 2. 1r, Cinrn points at lIW Crvrk .mllvnrv. . . 3. .NII'. .lnlln O'ery a. I110 lmmmxurk. . . . J. I'me', In pass 1110 svmvslvr yuu musl . . so says Fr, l,.r-cl1lonhvrs:. . . L Sumo n Hm hullwrs in Hu- rm'rcaliun mum. . . , h. Cnmt' ml in . , . .. Fr. Silva l rw'ls. . . . 7. WVIm's allsmll? n L's xI Pelor. . . , Yum owe lwu H-nlu.' urtlcrs Fr. McLIen . . 9 Fr. Edward C 'Bricn in a IlliuLlng man , . IU. They snund fainnsayxlr. 5IQ'C ynn aml .Vlr. EIIIIOHIH'ILE'. Iago 14 iors Sent Page 1 5 DONALD C. ACKERNIAN Sodaliiy 4; RES. 1. 2. 3, 4 JOHN B. ANNEKEN K.B. S. 2. 3. 4. DONALD B. AHLERS Sccnnd Honors 3; Sodalily 3. 4: KB. 5. 3, 4; Xavier Prep 3. 4; FoolIm J. l. $11011? JOHN H. ARMACOST K.B.S. 1, 2. 3. 4. VINCENT A. ALBERS Firsl Honors 1. 2. 3,: Class Prositlltnl 3; Student Council 2. 3; Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4 UnrcIcct 3h K.B.S. l. 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 2; Debating 1; Musical Show 2; Football J. 1, V. 2, 3, 4; Track 1. CARL J. ARMBRUSTER Class Honors 1, 2, 3: Sodaliiy l, '2. 3, 4: K. B. S. I. 2. 3. 4: Apostlcship of Prayer 4: Debating 1; Classical Club 4. Page 16 PAUL J. ARMLEDER Class Honors 1. 2. 3: Smlality l, 2; K. B. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Classical Club I, 2. 3, 4. FLAVIAN T. BECKER Second Honors 2; Sndality I, Z, 3, 4: Variety Show 3; X-Ruy 3, 4; Xavier Prep 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Concert Orchestra '2. 3: Camera Club 1. '1, 3, 4. JOSEPH D. AUBERGER Second Honors 1. 2; Socialin 1. 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 9.. 3, 4; Band I. 777 xVILLIAM J. BECKMEYER. JR. First Honors 1. 2, 3; Class President 1: Student Council I; Sodalily l. 2, 3. 4: K.B7S. l, 2. 3. 4: Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4: Apnstlesllip of PrayFr 4: Debating l. 2. 3. 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1. Q, 3. 4: Concert Orchcslra 1. 2; Swing Band 2: Camera Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. BARRON Alumni News 3; Chess Club 3, CARSON B. BENDER Second Honors 2; Sedalily l. 2. 3; K.B. S. l. 2. 3. 4. DONALD F. BERG Second Honors 1, Q; Sodality I. 2, 3, 4: K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Track 2. 3. 4. JAMES D. BETZ Sodaluy 1. 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. I. 2. 3. 4; Acolylc l, 2: Band 1. 2; Track 3. VVILLIAM A. BERGER Second Honors 1, 2; Student Council 2: Sudality 4; K.B.S. I, 2. 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Fnotba R. L $111013? CHARLES E BEVERDING, JR. Sodalily 1, 2. 3; K.B. S. l, 2, 3, 4; Chair 1' 0 FRAN K H. BERTKE Sodality 1, '2. 4; K, B. S. l, 2, 3. 4: Choir 4; anlball J. l. VVILLIAM J. BOEHLE KABAS, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band I' 2; Concerl Orchestra 1: Basketball J. 1. Page l8 ROBERT J. BOOTH Student Council 2: Sodalily l, 2, 3, 4: K. B. S. 1. 2. 3, 4: Duhaling 2. WILLIAM J. BRINKWORTH Second Honors 1. 2; Sodalily l. 2; K. B. S. 1. '2. 3. 4: Basketball J. l. XN'ILLIAM J. BRADLEY Suddlity 4: K. B7 5. 1. 2. 3, 4: Go 3. I777 VVILLIAM F. BROERING Svcuml Honor: 1. 2; 51111211in I, 2: K.B, S. 1. 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 1. JAMES H. BRINKMANN Second Honors 1. 2; Sochlity 4; K.B.S. l, '2, 3, 4; Dchaling 1; Basketball V. '2. JAMES C. BRUNEMANN Srululily l. 2; K.B. S. l, 2. 3, 4. ANTHONY VV. BRUNSMAN Snclaliiy l, 4; K. B. S. l. 2, 3. 4; Foolba R, 1, 2. THOMAS H. BUNKER Second Honors I. 2, 3: Sedalily l, 2: KB. S 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1. RICHARD B. BUDDE Class Honors I; First Honors 2: K. B S l. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3 UVlanagch Foot- 3 J. l, WILLIAM T. CADY SecnnA Honors 1; Class President 4: Student Council 3: Sor'ality 4: K.B.S. l, 2 3, 4: Baseball 3: Basketball V, I. 2. 3. 4: Football. V. 2. 3. 4 Caplain 4X DONALD R. BUMILLER Sotlality 3: K. B S. 3, 4: Track 3. ROBERT J. CALAHAN Class Honors l; Second Honors 2, 3: Sotlality I, 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4; chaling l. 2. 3. 4; Eloculion Finals 1, 2; Camera Club 2, 3. 4 Page 20 WARREN F. CAPPEL Sodality l. 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. 1, 2. 3, 4; Acolyte l; x-Ray 4: Choir 1: Camera Club 1. 2: Basketball. J. 1; Fnolball .l. l. EDWARD J. CARTER Class Honors 1, 2; First Honors 3: Slu- dunl Cuuncil l: Sudalily 3, 4: K.B.S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Musical Show 2: Elocution Finals 1; Classical Club 2 ROBERT J. CARR Class Hnnurs l: K B. S. l. 2. 3. 4; Ora- torical Finals 3. ROBERT 1V1. CLARK Class President 4; Sodality 1. 2. 3; Foot- ball R. l. 2; V. 3. 4. JAMES J. CARROLL Sudalily l. 2: K.B.S. l, '2. 3. 4; Acolyte l. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. DAVID J. CLARKE Second Hnnnrs 2: Sudaliiy l. 2. 3. 4; Debating l; Arsenic and Old Lace 1; Variety Show 3: Xavier Prep 3. 4; Choir 3. 4: Camera Club I. Page 21 VVILLIAM J CLEARY Sodalny 1. 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. 1, 2. 3, 4; Apustlcsllip of Prayer 4; Nlusical Show 2: Variety Show 3; Elocmion Finals 1, 2: X-Ruy 4: Xavier Prep 2. 3; Chair :1: Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4: Buulel Club 4. JOHN J. COLLINS Sudalily 2. 3. 4: K.B, S, 2. 3, 4: Baskeh ha . V. 2. 3, 4: Tennis 2. 3. JOSEPH F. CLOUD Sodahty 3; K.B. S. l. 2. 3. 4: Debating 1, 2, 3, 4: Oratorical Finals 3; Football 10119 CHARLES J. COOK Second Honors '2: Sudalily 3. 4; K.B S. 2, 3. 4: Variety Show 3: Chair 3. 4. THOMAS H. COLGAN SodaIny 1, 2, 3; K. B. S 2, 3, 4. PAUL A. DAEGER Sndulily 3, 4; K.B. S l, 2. 3. 4: Vurivly Show 3; Xavier Prep 3. 4: Choir 4 Page 22 EUGENE DALEY First Honors 1; Second Honors 3; K.B. S. 1. 2, 3, 4. J. IVIICHAEL DEVITT Spcond Honors 3; Sndalily 1. Q. 3, 4; K. 3.5. l. 2. 3. 4. JEROME A. DATTILO K. B. S. 2, 3. 4. 1777 JOHN T. DILLON First Honors 2: K.B.S. 2. 3. 4: Debat- ing 2. LAWRENCE DENNERT K. B. S. 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH J. DILWORTH K.B.S. 1. 2. 3. 4. ROBERT J. DITTMEYER First Honors 1: Second Honors 3; Class President 2. 3: Sludent Council 2, 3: Sodalily 1, 2. 4: K.B.SV l. '2, 3. 4: Eln- Cution Finals 1: Baseball 3: Baskelball J. l; R. 2. JAMES E. DOSSMAN K. B. S l, 2. 3. 4: Chess Club 1 JAM ES J. DONNELLY Second Honors 1. Q: Student Council I: Sodalny l. 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. l. 2. 3. Acolyte 1. 2. 3, 4; Debating l. 2. 3, 4; Golf 2, 3. $111011? JOSEPH L. ECKERT First Honors l; Second Honors 2, 3: Sn- Llalily l, 2. 3. 4; K.BVS. 1,2, 3, 4:139- baling l, 2. 3, 4: Camera Club 1. 2: Football i 1; Gulf 1; Track 2. JEROME E. DORSEL Fits! Honors 1. 2: Second Hnnnrs 3: 5hr dent Council 2: Sndality 2. 3. 4: K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4; Debating 1, 2. 3. 4; Musical Show '2: Variety Show 3; Baseball 2. 3: Foolha R. l. THOMAS J. EILERSON Second Honors l; Sedality 1, 2. 3, 4; K.B.S. l, 2. 3, 4. Page 24 ALBERT C. EISELEIN Class Honors 3: First Honors 1: Second Honors 2; Sodaliiy l, 2. 3, 4: K.B.S. l, '2. 3. 4: Debating l. 2. 3. 4. EDWARD B. FAIRBANKS, JR. Second Honors 1; Sodalily l; K.B.S. l. 9.. 3. 4. VVILLIAM J. ELLERHORST K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4. 1777 JAMES R. FANNING Sudalily l, 2. 3, 4; K88. l. 2. 3. 4: Aculylc 1: Xavier Prep 2; Camera Club 2. FRANK J. ESCHENBACH Sccnnd Honors 1. 2; Sodalily l, 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4: Basketball J. 1. JOHN F. FARRELL First Honors 1, 2. 3: 8011211in I. 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4; Debating l; Basket- ball R. 2: Football J. 1: Tennis 3. Page 25 RICHARD J. FEDERLE Sodalily l. 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4; Fuolball J. l; R. 2; V. 3, 4. EUGENE A. FISCHESSER K.B.S,1,2.3,4. GEORGE L. FINN Firs! Honors l; Second Honors 3: Class President 2. 3; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Sedality 1. 2, 3, 4; K.B.S 1, 2, 3. 4; Variety Show 3: Camera Club 1: Basket- ball R. l. 2; Football R. l. 2 CaplainL Track V. 2. ROBERT J. FISCHESSER Sodality l, 2; K.B.S. 3. 4: Stamp Club 3. DONALD E. FISCHER First Honors 1; K.B. S. l, 2, 3. 4; ACO- Iyte l, 2. JOHN J. FLESCH First Honors l: Second Honors 2: Su- dalily 1, 2. 3, 4; KBS, 1. 2. 3, 4: Aco- lyte l: Debaling 1, 2: Basketball R. 2: Football J. l; R. 2; V. 3. 4. - Page 26 GORDON F. FLYNN Second Honors 1, 2: K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4. A. HERON FREY student Council 2: Sndality 15 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Wlusical Show 3; Choir 1, 4: Basketball J. l: V. 2, 3. 4: Football J. l. FERDINAND A5 FORNEY Class President I; Studcnl Council I; Sodality l: K.B.S. l. 2, 5. 4: Football R. 2. 1777 ROBERT C. FUHR Sccund Honors 1. 2: K.B. S. l, '2. 3, 4: Camera Club I, 2; Chess Club 3. ROBERT F. FRANZ, JR. First Honors 1. 2: Second Honors 3: SW dality 1, 2, '5, K.B.S. 1. '2, 5 4; De, baking I: Chess Club 3: Football R. '2: V. 3: Booster Club 4. KEVIN E. GALLAGHER First Honors l, 2, 3: Sudality I, 2. 3. 4 5Pnsfect 4H: K. B. S. l. 2, 3. 4; Debaling I: '2, 3. 4 Ubresidcnl 35; Variety Show 3; Classical Club 2. 3. 4: Tennis 2, 3. Page 27 HENRY J. GAUTHIER Second Honors 1, 2: Sudalily 2. 3. 4: K,BS. l. 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2; Swing Band 1. '2: Baseball 2 Managc0; Bans, kolba J. l. VVILLIAM E. GLENN Class president 4: Sodalily 4: K.B.S. 2. 3, 4'1: Debaling 4; Variety Show 3; Finals 3 Urirsl PIaCQ: Choir 4 Vic:c-PrcsidcnU. ROBERT L. GERKE Filsl Honors l. 2: K B S. 1, Q. 3, 4 $311101? PAUL F. GRANGER K B S. l. 2. 3. 4: Football J. I; Go I 2. JOHN J. GILLIGAN Class President 2: Student Council 2: Sodalny 1. 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l, 2. 3, 4; Variety Show 3: Camera Club I. 3, 4: Buskelba J. l; R. 2: Football J. I: Track 2. RICHARD B. HARTIGAN First Hnnnrs 1; Second Honors 2: Slu- denl Council 3; K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4; Elu- cution Finals 2 UWrst Placch Choir 2: Football R. 2: V 3. 4: Track I. Page 28 PAUL J. HAAS Second Honors 9.: Sodalily 4; K. B. S. l, '2. 3, 4 VVILLIAM G. HENTZ First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; So. rlalily 1,2, 3. 4: KB. S. l, 2. 3. 4: Acu- lyle l7 VVILLIAM J. HEEKIN Sodalily 1. 2: K..B,S I. 2, 3, 4: Xavier Prop 1. 2: Swimming 1. Q. 3. 4. I777 JUDE T. HILS First Honors l: Secnml Honors 2: Slu- rlonl Council 3: Sodalily l ,2: K.B.S, I, Q. 3, 4: Debating 1: Xavier prep 3, 4 7Spnrls Exlimr 3. U: Baseball 3; Baskel- ban J. l; Foolba R. 1. 2. ROBERT E. HEMMER First Honors l. 2: Sodalily l, 2; K. B. S. l. 2. 3. ,1; Eloculion Finals l; Band I, 2: Baskclha R. l, 9.: Tratk 1 JOHN E. HINKEL Scruml Honors 1, 3; K.B7S. l. 2, 3, 4: Football J l: R. 27.. Page 29 WILLIAM E. HOFFER Second Hnnors I; Sodahly l, 2; K.B.S. 1.2.3.4; Basketball J. l; V. 3. 4. NORMAN A. HUEY Firsl Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3: . u- rIality lv 2; K.B. S, I, 2. 3, 4. EDWIN N. HONERKAMP Secunrl Honors 1; K35. l. 2. 3. 4; Foolball J. !; Swimming 4: Track '2, 3. $111011? GERALD J. HUTCHINSON Sodalily 4; K.B.S 1. 2, 3. 4: Fnolba R. 1; V. 2. 3. 4. RICHARD VV. HUBER Snrlality 4; K.B.S. I. 2, '3. 4: Camera Club 2. 5: Chess Club 1 VVILLIAM R4 JOHANNIGMAN Somnrl Honors 1, 3: K.B.S. l. 2, 3, 4; Arolylc 2: Delaaliug l: XrRay 4; Xavier Prvp l; I'Vuolba R. 2: V. 3. 4. Page 30 ALVIN J. KAMMER First Honors 1, 2: Second Honors 3: Sedalily 1, 2, 3. 4: K.B.S. l, 2, 3. 4: Band I, 2, 3, KEVIN D. KELLEY Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4. LAWRENCE A. KANE, JR. Second Honors 1; Sodalily l, 2, 4: K. B. S. l, 2, 3. 4: Acolyte I, Z. 3. 4: Varioty Show 3; Choir 4: Football .1. I lean- agcrf JOHN P. KELLY SeconA Honors 1: Camera Club 2, 3. JOHN J. KATIIMAN EDWARD F. KENKEL Class Honors 1: First Honors 2: Second Honors 3: K.B.S. 2, 3, 4A DONALD L. KENNEDY Sodalily l, 2; K. B. S. l, 2. 3, 4; Acolyte 2. 3. 4. JOHN R. KNOCHEL Second Honors. 1; K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. THOMAS E, KENNEDY First Hmmrs l: Sccund Hunurs 2. 3: K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4; Basketball R. 2. $111013 JOHN E. KOCH Second Honors 1: Class President 4: Sudality l, 2. 3, 4; K.B.S, l. 2, 3, 4: Dolmling l; Swimming 2. GEORGE J. KNAPP :'8$$ I'lollnrs I: Firsl l'lullurs 2: SC Hmmrs 3; Sodalily l, 2, 3. 4: K I. 2, 3, 4. First Honors 2: Second Honors 1, 3: 1d U B. S THOMAS N. KOETTER Second Honors 1: K.B S, l, 2. 3, 4; Basketball J. l; R. 2. Page 32 -osn.n4 JAMES H. KOLKER Snrlalily l. 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. Baseball 2, 3; Football R. 2. DONALD F. KRAM ER Second Honors I. '2: Class President 1: Student Council I: K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4; Acolyte l, 2, 3. 4. BERNARD G. KORTE Firs! Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; So- daluy 1. 2, 3. 4; KRS. 1, 2, 3. 4. 1797 GEORGE H. KRUEMPELMAN Second Honors 1. 2: K B. S l. 2. 3. 4; Cm I. 2. 3. ROY A. KRABACHER First Honors l. 2, 3; Sedalily l, 2, . K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4: Debating l. 2, Classical Club 2. 3, 4. JOHN H. LAMPE KBVS 1, 2. 3. 4. Page 33 WILLIAM J. LEESMAN Second Honors 2: Sorlalily l. 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1,2, 3, 4; Band I. VVILLIAM T. lJNCER First Honors l. 2, 3; Student Council 3; Sodalily I, 2, s. 4; K.B.S. l. 2. 1, 4; Debating I. 4; Variply Show 3: Oratori- cal Finals 3: Classical Club 3: Choir 3. 4 JOHN F. LENIHAN Class Presicienl l. 2. 3. Sludcnl Council 1, 2. 3; Sodamy 4: K.B.S I, 2. 3, 4; Football R. l: V. 2, 3. 4. 5mm :7; THOMAS E LINDENSCHNIIDT Surlalily l. 2. 3. 4; K38 l. 2. 3, 4; IVIusical Show 3; Choir 4; Track 3. PAUL T. LEUGERS K. B. S. l. 2. 3. 4; Camera Club I: Bas- krlhaH J. L THOMAS J. LONG Second Hnnnrs I : Sedalily l, '2, 3, 4. K. BY S I , 2, 3, 4: Debating I, i, 4: Fuulball J. I Kliplain h R. 2. Page 34 LAWRENCE F. LUEKEN Sccund Honors 1, 2, 3: Sothnlity l. 2, 3. 4: KBS, l. 2, 3. 4: Debating l. 2. i. 4, RICHARD E. IVICCAFFERTY Sutlalily l, 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. 1. 2. '3. 4. EUGENE G. LUKEN Irirst IHIOHOI'S l? SCCOnd Hollors 2; SO- .lalily 3, 4: K. B S. l. 2, 3, 4. 1797 DONALD G. NICCARTHY Class Honors 1: First Honors 2. 3: Slu' dent Council I: Sodality 2. 3. 4: K.B. S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Debaung 3. 4; Classical Club 3, 4: Xary 3: Xavier Prpp 3, 4. ROBERT VV. MCAVOY Second Honors 2. 3; K.B.S. I. 2. 3. 4: Arolylp l. JOSEPH IVI. NICDEVI'IT IIirpl Hunurs l: Sccuml Hnlmrs '2: Sn. dalily l. 2; KHS. l. 2. 3, 4; Musical Show 2: Chair 2. 4 Page 35 ROBERT J. NICDEvn-T Second Honors 1. 2. 3; K. B. S. l, 2. 3,4; Track 2, 3. VVILLIAM I. MACKE Second Honors 1. '2. 3: Sodalily l. 2. 3; K. B. S. l. 2, 3. 4: Acolyte l, Debating 1, JOHN A. MCJOYNT Second Honors I. 2; Sodalily l, 2. 3, 4: KVB. S I, Q. 3. 4: Basketball R 2, $11101? JOSEPH N. MADDEN Second Honors 1; K,B. S. 1, 2. 3, 4. RAYMOND C. MCNAMARA Second Honors 2: Sodalily l. 2. 3, 4; K.B.S, l. 2, 3, 4: Booster Club 4. C. JAMES MEAKIN Second Honors 1, 2: Sedality 3: K.B S. l. 2. 3. 4: Musical Shaw 2; Variety Show 3: Xavier Prep 3, 4; Football J. 1; R. 2. Page 35 HAROLD RA MEIROSE First Honors 1. 2. 3; Student Council 1: KB. 5. 1, 2, 3. 4: Debating 1. 2: Classh cal Club 2. MAURICE E. Nloss K.B. S. 1. 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH M. MEISENHELDER First Honors 1: Sndalily 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2. 77? JAMES E. MURPHY Second Honors 1; Sudalily l, 2: K.B. S. l. 2, 3, 4: Arnlyh: 1. 2. THOMAS N. MOEHRINGER Second Honors 1: Sodahly l, 2, 4: KB. 3. l, 52. 3. 4: Football ,1. l. MAURICE L. MURPHY K B. S. 2. 3. 4. REED F. IVIURPHY K, B. S 2. a. 4. RAYMOND A. NEYER Firsl Honors Second Honors 2. 3; K.B.S. l. 2. 3, 4: Debating 1: Musical Show 2: Variety Show 3; XrRay 2. 3. 4 Uiditor 10: VVar Bond Committee 2: Tennis 9. h1aI1agery THOMAS VV. IVIURRAY First Honors 1, 2: Second Honors 3: Sodality 4; K.B.S. l, 2, 3. 4: Eloculion Finals 2: Basketball J, l: V, 2; Football R. 1: V '2, 3, 4. $110139 ALBERT C. NIEDHAM ER Firs! Honors 2: Second Honors l: Sodal- ily l. 2. 4; K.B.S. l. 2. 3, 4: Debating l: Camera Club 2 EUGENE N. NELTNER Second Honors 1, 2, 3; Sodahty 1,2. 3,-1: K,B.S. 1.2.14. RAYMOND J. NOSCHANG Second Honors 9: K B, S, 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 38 -h LEO E. OBERSCHMIDT First Honors l: Second Honors 2: Sodalx ily 1. 2. 3, 4; KB. S. 1, 2. 3. 4: Debanng 1. Q. 3, 4; Xavier Prep 2. 33. woman 133;,115' 5'7 Zr 36 u turnsns; ms... 7 ; . .3 4 7 u g a V :14 1f 1: Qt. RICHARD J. OVERBERG Second Honors 2; Smlalily l. 2. 3; K.B7 57 l. 2. 3. 4: Aculyhi 1; Basketball J. 1. PAUL A. OyBRlEN First Honors 1. 2. 3; Sudality 3, 4; K.B7 S, l, 2, 3, 4, I777 JOSEPH J. PALAZZOLO Sludcnl Council 1: Sodalily l. 2. 3, 4; K,B7S. l. 2. 3, 4; Nlusical Show 9.: Va riety Show 3: Elocution Finals l; Camera Club I. 2. 3: Cheerleader l. 2, 3, 4 thlain 3. 4X VVILLIAM B. O'BRIEN Second Honors 3; Class Plesident 4: K. B. S. 3. 4. JOHN L. PARKER Second Honors 1: Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: K.B.S. 1. 2. 3. 4. Page 39 RICHARD L. PESSLER RICHARD C. PURCELL Sccnml Honors 3; K. B. S, 2, 3. 4. ROBERT L. PHARO Sodahly I. 2: K,BS. l, '2, 3. 4. $111011? A. RICHARD RABE Second Honors 1; K.B. S l. 2. 3, 4. ROBERT R. PLAS First Honors 1; Sedality I, 2. 3. 4: KB S. l, 2. 3, 4: Football J. 1: R. 2: V. 3. 4. THOMAS F. REHME Class Hunms 2: First Honors l, 3: Sn- dality l. 2. 3. 4: K.B.S. l, 2. 3. 4: DLh baking l: Basketball R. l. Page 40 JAMES R.RE1FEL K.B.S 2, 3. 4, RICHARD G. ROESEL SoJalily l: K.B.S. l, 'l. 3. 4: Camera Club I. 2. 3. JOSEPH E. RICE First PIOHOFS l: SCCOHLI 11011015 2: KB S.1,2.3.4;G0H'1. 19 STANLEY J. ROEHM Second Honors 1; K.B.S. I. Q. '3, 4; Football R l. 2. RAYMOND C. RIEDINGER Sodality 2. 3. 4; K. 8.5. I, 21 3. 4. J. ERVIN RINNER First Honors I. '2: Second Honors '3: K. 8.31 l. 2. 3. -L Page 41 GERALD G. Ross K.B.S. 2. 3. 4, DONALD G. ROTTENBERGER First Honors 1, 2, 3; Suclalily l. 2, '5, 4: K.B.S, l, 2, 3. 4; Debating I. 2. 3. 4: BanJ l, 2: Basketball V. 2. HUGH D. R0531 $110? .9 JAMES D. RUSSELL Second Honors l; Soclality l, 2; K. B. S. l. 2, 3. 4: Camera Club 2, 3; Chess Club 3: Fouihall J, I UWanagPry PAUL L. ROTHAN Second Honors 1. 2. 3: Sodalny 3. 4: K. B. S. 1.2, 3. 4: Band I: Football R. 2: V. 3. 4: Tmtk 3. JAMES J. RYAN Class Honors 1: Firs! Honors 2. 3: Class Prvsicllsul '3. 4: Slmlvnt Council 3: So- daliiy 1. 2. 3. 4 .Prcfecl 3L K.B.S. l. 2. 3. 4; Debaling l: Oratorical Finals 3: Football R, 2: V. 3, 4: Track 2, Page 42 VVILLIAM C. RYAN Class President 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3; Sodalny I, 2. 3. 4; K.B.S. 1. 2. 3. 4; Band I; Football V. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. DENIS C. SCHMIEDEKE Second Honors l. 2. 3: Student Council '2: K, B. S, l, 2, 3. 4: Swimming 1.2.1.4 .Caplain 4L HARRY H. SANTEN First Honors 1: Second Honors 2: Sodal- ily 1.2. 3, 4: K.B.S, l. 2, 3. 4: Acolyte 2; Debating l. 27.. 3. 4 .Presidcnt 2L Xavier Prep 2; Football J. 1; Swimming I. 2. 3. 4. 1977 THOMAS J. SCl-IMIDLIN K.B.S. l. 2. 5, 4: Camera Club I. 2; Chess Club 3; Basketball J. 1: Football J. l. VVILLIAM C. SCHAEFER Class Honors l; Firsl Honors 2. 3: Class President I: Slmlenl Council I; Sudalily I, 2. 3. 4; KB.S. I. 2. '3. 4: Dvbating l. 2. 3: NIUSicaI Show 2: Variely Shaw 3: Classical Club 2. 3. 4: XRny '2. 3: Xavier Prep 1. 2. 3. 4 .Editor 3. 4U: .Var Bond Cummincr 3. ROBERT J. ScHLoss Second Hmlm's l: Sudality I, 2; K. B. S. l, 2. 3. 4. Page 43 FRANK A. SCHNEDL Second Honors 3; K.B S 3. 4. JOHN J SCHULER I:ile HUIIUIS l, 2: SCCUHd IMIUIIUI'S 3: 0' dality I, 2. 3, 4; K.B.S. l. 2. 3, 4; Band I. '2: Concert Orchestra '2, VVILLIAM J. SCHNEIDER First Honors 1, 2. 3; Sndalily 1, 2: K.B. S. 1.2. 3. 4; Debating l. $111011? WILLIAM E. SCULLY First Honors 1, Q; Sudality l, 2. 3, 4: K B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Choir 4. RICHARD E. SCHUERMANN Sodality l. 2: K.B.S. l, 2. 3, 4: Ace, lyte L J. WILLIAM SEGRIST Svconll Honors L 2: Sndalily I. 2, 3. 4: K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 4. Page 44 VVILLIAM R. SEIBERT Second Honors 2. 3; K. B. S. 2. 3. 47 THOMAS M. SPAHN Second Honors 2; K. B. S. I, 2. 3, 4. MICHAEL A. SHERMAN Second Honors I, 2, 3: Sodalily 4; K. B. S. l, 2, 3. 4, 1777 JOHN B. SPINNENVVEBER, JR. Class President 1: Simlent Council I, 3; K.B.S. l, 2. 3, 4; Choir 4; Foolball R. l; V. 2: Track 2, 3. VWLLIAM E. SIMON K.B.S. l. 2, 3. 47 GERALD J. STAUTBERG Second Honors 1; Snclality 4; K.B.S. 1. 2. L 4: chaling 2; NIusical Show '2: Elovulion Finals 1. 2 arirst Place U: Camera Club 1: Football R. 2: V. 3, 4: Track 3. Page 45 DONALD T. STEIGER Firsl Honors l, 3; SrcnnJ Honuls 2; Su- dalny 1, 2, 3. 4; K.B.S. 1,2. 3. 4. E. VVILLIAM SULLIVAN Stulality '2, 4: KMBS l, 2, 3, ,1; DP- Imling Arseuii' um! Mrl Lm'v l: Musical Show 2; Xavier Prep l, 2. FRANCIS X. STEINKER K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir x, 2; Swim ming l, 2. $11101? JAMES L. TEUSCHLER Second Honors 1; Track 1. DAVID F. STRATMAN First Honors 1: Second Honan 2: Sozial- ily l. 2. KS, 4: KBS. l. 2, 3. 4. PAUL J.THE155EN Sm'uml Honors 1. L7; Smlality l, 2. 5. 4: KBS. l, 2, 3, 4: Debating I. . Bas- kt'llxall i l. Pagc 46 GEORGE G. THURNER First Honors 1. 2; Sccnnd Honors 3; So- dality l. ' K B. S. l, '2, 3, 4; Debating l. '2; LVIUSICHI Show '2. ALOYSIUS B. VAN HAGEN K.BS. I, 2, 3, 4. VVALTER L. UHL K.B. S. 2, 3. 4. 1997 JACOB J. VOLLE K. B S. l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l l: Swim- ming 2: Trark 2, 3. THOMAS W. ULLRICH Class Honors I; Firsl Honors 2, 3: 50' tlalily 1. C1, 3: KBS. l, 2, 3, 4; Band I, '2: Conccrl Orclu-slra 2. F. MICHAEL VON BIRGELEN Smlalny l, 2; K.B.S. 1. 2, 3. :1; Clmir l; Canlvra Club 2: Alumni News 3; Stamp Club 3: Chess Club 3. Page 47 EDWARD F. VON HANDORF K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. VVILLIAM J. VVEBER Second Honors 1. 2; K.B.S. l, 2, 3. 4; Camera Club I, 2. CLARENCE E. WEBER Sodaluy 1. 2; K.B.S, I. 2. 3. 4. LOUIS B. VVALTHER First Honors 1. Q, 3: Class President I, Sludcnl Council I. 2: Sorlalily 1. 2. 3. K. 8.5. l. 2, 3. 4: Acolyte I, 2, 3. Debating I, 2; Choir 4: Basketball R. V. 3. 4; Football J. I, IJAARO DONALD E. WERTZ K. B. S. 2, 3, 4. Page 48 RALPH L. WESTRICH Class Honors 1: Second Honors 2; KB. S. l, 2. 3. 4; Acuiylc l. PAUL W. WISE Second Honors 1; Sodality 1, $2. 3. 4; K. B. S. 1. 2, 3. 1; Football J 1 THEODORE H. VVILKE K. B. S l. 2. 3. 4; Baskclba R. 2; F001- lm J. l; Tcnnis 2. 3 JUSTUS E. VVILDI-muuk First Honors 1: Second Honors 2: Smlnl- ily 3. 4: K B.S. l. 2. 3. 4: Choir 5; lynnllmn R. 9. h Ianagch HERBERT J. VWT Class Honors 1; Firs! Honors 2; Second Honors 3: Studvnl Council I: Snrlalily I. 2, 3. '1: K135 1. '2. 3. 4; Clluir 4 PrcsidcnU: Baskcllmll V. 2, 3. Page 49 IRWIN J. WOHLFROM. Sudalily 1. 2; K. B. S. 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMES A. WORDEMAN Sodaluy 2, 3. 4; K B.S. 1, 2. 3, 4; De- bating 1 JAMES A. VVOOD K.B.S 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS F. WOLTERING First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; So- dality 3. 4; KB SA 1. 2, 3. 4; Debating 2; Arsenic 'ancl Old Lace 1: Musical Show 3; Xavier Prop 1, 3, 4. JOSEPH J. VVORST Second Honors 2, 3; K.B.S. I. 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM C. VFILLMAN Second Honors 1, 2; K. B. S. 3, 4: Foul- ball R. 2. Page 50 ssmen Page 51 Undercla Raymund Hauncrl, Robert Nicllaus. James Diem, Maltcr Elbert. Sm-oml Rom.- .Insvph Pullvhamn. Robert Kamcnshek. Lawrence DnnneHy, Va1ler Cruse, Vincent Husclum. Harry Flohwnmrscll. Bm'nard chgan. Villitun Duxutn, Thomas Rv' Third Row: WHICOKIUI'C Lombardi. Jerry Dinis. VViIIiam Pong. Frank Palcrnm, John Dunalmn. lxcrris Tllulnas, Robert Slrullmr. Rnlu-rl Dopcnbrock. Fourth Rum: Roberl Thul. John Carroll. Jerry Homnau, John VValson, ViHiam Kcmmc, James Drcssman, Donald Schmidt. James VVimbcrg, Joseph Morand 3 a Bullmn. Row Holt lo righU: Fred Ausdonmnorc. James Breslin, Edward HUHOr, Thomas Foivrmg. Dale Pcsslcr. Bottom Row Heft lo righU; Tlmmas Ginncy. Raymond lVlohr. John Powers. lVIiChacl Sand. Thomas Nllusin. Daniel Brady. Jnlln Hackin, Daniel Sherman. Second Row: Thomas Nlehmorl, Lou Slrasslmrgcr. Donald Vonnn. James Rnuckhorsl. Paul Leary. Ralph Lucbbc. Charles Amann. Jnlm ViHiams, Jamns Glenn. Third Rom: RirhanI Slcngcr, Rodney NIcharry, Ralph Sleiger, Harold Ehrhardr, Ralph Schwarz, Harold Dom. Donald Mendel, Henry Scluninll. Paul lemnlwimnr, Rnbcrt Lippcrt, Josopll Nils, Richard Grciwe. 3 .3 Top Row: Lawmncc VVaM, Richard Burning. Gerald TiHar. Rulmrl Armbruslcr. John Schmmlcr. James Puwc . VValker I'crfmn, John Hay s, ViIliam Lislcrman. Thomas Gallaglwr. Hutton: Row Hell lo rigIIU: .lcrry Curlclli, Danlv Di Tullio, Rulycrl Rmxckamp. Edwanl T. Smilll. Frank Cianciolo. 3-C Donald Noyor. George lgcl. Charles Paquotlv. Rulwrl Sontag. Smrmul Rum: XViHimn Dumlmrkur. Rubvrt nycr. James DuHoy, Jamvs Miller, Erlwanl valnn, Edwanl Sullivan. Edwarrl NVcnslrup, Paul Kempcr. Jamvs Baarlaor, George Lubmrhl, Thomas Camphv . 7 Third Rom: Lzm'n-mx: Scluu'hlcr. Rirlmnl IVchrs. DuuuM Kallmmu, Tln'mlurc Kislncr. Julm Zmnbmtlt, Anthony Hubcr, Richard t Umlc. Kvnl Slivr. ViHinm Cushing. Richard Dorgcr. H Top Rom: Thomas Bisclmn, John Ccssing, John Schilling. Richard Reading, Henry Bochmcr, Nlark VV'cIling, Richard Nurrc, Elmer 1 Ohcrmcycr, Richard Spatlc. Boilum Raw Hurt to righU: Francis Brinkcr, Richard Rimly, Robert Doyle. George Elias, Hubert NEW, Robert Cook, Richard lnskccp, 1 lmm's letlick. GoraM Mcchnlmrg. W SCClHHl I 0ll': Tlmmus iSLK'kle. .IUSPPh l:!'CIOY, Rulwrl trVHlIdHCF, DOHHICI Slillll, Edward Bong, DUHletI IiiSPIIITHHI, Rnlmrl lVICycr, 1 Palrick Tollan. Third IQUIUI l..ULli.x Hellman. BIC! 1 01le Paul NChHHII, Ellwin IICIIQDIHJIII, Charlcs llilrlhg, PEIIII I'lllllillg. JUIHI D'IUUIP, AH I lJIlEIlII ;0'1, I PHlliS Brawn, l il'hi1Id XVIIUFTRY. V 3 -D Top Rom: anrcnm Aylwarrl, John KcHy. Thomas Kinney. Rirlmnl 'I'Ilicm. Donald Jansen, XViHiam Slrybcl, Nicholas Blank. James Nivman, Daniel Dell. ! Page. 33 Bottom Raw Heft io rigilli: Donald Lawrence. Francis Oslrmlori, Bcnmrti Osicriiuvs, Aiiwrl Schneider, Robert S. 3 E Cook. Joim iN'acilcndorr, Tileudore VVelly. Donald Flnllman, Thomas Dialluy. Second Row: Thomas Lucas, Edwin Hibargcr. iN'iHium Finley, David chigart. .lusopil Slegman, Hubert Larmann. John Summers, John Kunzciman, Eugcnc' Timman, John Kispcrl, Richard Spraul. Third Rom: GCOTgC SCllrilPT, Raymond Sliillul', David Billlllliflfk. Pzilrick IQIIHIC, Virgil IVIUIIHCS, JZHHCS Kulkmvivr. iEi'flll IiUlIKYS. Jusqah Slralllon. TOP IQOIU: James Burke, AFHILII Blau. DUHEIIKI TCIIrCId,121CIIaNI iVillc. Carl Orlll. John Llnriimdnn. JOIN! KTISL linilom Rum i121 ! to righti: iVallacc Poricr. Vincent Palm. Frank Braunwarl, Josopil Kirklmui, Francis Frey, iViHiam Blank. Vincuni Capasso. Michael Shichl Iaul Dauil. Rnbm VX agncr. Second Row: Robert Becker, Arthur Beyer. James Hogan. dexzud Sumin. Ralph llcii, Louis Rebcnsdurf. Louis Bungaiiz. Louis VViiLing. Russel Rocdcr. Thomas Iu 1y, Jerome Thole Third Row Heft 10 righti. Larry Anold, James Haas, Aloysius Tiiucncmann, EJwaer Hauscr,XVaIlc1 Bucclxicy, Thomas Brinkman, RoiJcrl Lulmlmn, Gcorgc Schmiit Donald Ielcr. James Davis, Edward Scllcid. 3 F lop Row: P am! nucngcr George Puiliman, John Sciiabai Jcrlc, Blark Cami , XX iilium Hickey, Francis Shields, 'Hiumus Smilll, Juim Salallin. James Barker. 'l'hmuas Suimmaclier. Pam M The winners of the Frosh and Soph Elocution Contest stand for a pix. L. to R. ishawhhlook them up on Page 73. Tony Huber goes over while Jack Flesh gets set for a block. Jump ball!! The Mothers lure us towards the prize table. Sorry he's out now. says Bob Eifert hard at work t???t. Are you over, Bill? Coach John and his Happy, boys. boys after the Walnut Hills game! Page 55 The Management of the Cheerleaders, Ray McNamara and Little Joe are escorted to the game by Mr. McGIynn, 5.1. Three Bombers in the woods!! HSenor Al is hoisted to top most by the Bomber team after the Elder game. The Fresh go up and defeat Newport's mighty teamll Will Tiny Tillar make it? See next year's annual!! The pile of Atomic Power before it fell down in the school QYm- HOHIHH 1mm Hofl III riglxli: Joseph LIICL'I-v. Jsamo XVhilIs Loo Klein, James BriI'IIllo, James Spraul. Harry MIIIIrIn 2-A lIIvaIlI IIIiIIII. IViHiIIm IWIIrIis Davit Hils. SI'I'IIIIII Row; RIIIIIIII Zins. JIIIIII BI-rlkI: Richard RIIHcs, Joseph Keller, Richard Kennedy. Richard Hess. Gooruc Nlillz 712i ! Row: EI'lIxin Hanckamp, Janus Ausling Paul chcncy. Erlvumi 7enni VVIHiam Conway, Harry Farrodes, Ronald Brune, IYiHium Spinnvmxobor. John Dnrscl, James iWaislI. 10p IxIIII': IV iHiIIm Biogenf Earl BiPIHHHI, .IIImPS Elsnvssor. Howard Schapkor. Louis Barbalus. Wlarly FIEIIF. BIIHOIII Ron Huff III IiIIIIU: Rulwxl IIIiInsun. 'HHIHIIIS Harl. James Huslvr, James Jaming. James Hunl, Donald HeHIIIan. Thomas Zimmcr, Lennard Brucnomun. Raymond Grandiiclrl. Swami Raw: RIIIII-rt AIISIIPIIIIIIIIIrc Richard IV I rlinri. IUSODII VViIIIll. Rubnrt GCI'IICG. Lco Tasha IIOIHI Hovb. Albert XViIlman, Charles AIIIIIIIII. Hmmas CI laltlmur Third Rum: IX illiIIIII KilaniHor. John Gerwc. Harold Granger, 101m Slpinorl, Anthony lII'essling', Joseph Coraci. Juvmml Schnorbus. IUSUPllI .EIVHHFC, lilexin IIRIHHKL 2- B Top Row: lnlm Kavnnauglx. RIIIII-rl Hnmlnrl'. John Crowley. Herhcrl BuIHc. Sluarl Kelley. DIInaM Hils, Melvin Cl ?Ixslnt y CT Page 56 JHIHCS NIEIUFCT. AIVHI EIHICF, JOIN! IAEIBZU', IIUIHI KUOCIIIy, IIUIICII Grauc. Harry VOCI. 2-C Briliom Rom HUI! in rigIIiI: .IusupII DvitItIsIuIimtIr r, IuIIIOrl Bcumcr. James GIIIIZ, 504m ! Ixom AIIIIrmx rvans Inmm Hntrdn RaIpII Bngvnsuliulz. IIUIHI MtzAIIIIrIIxIs, JZIIYICS RuIInIpII, TIIIIIIIds I':uII1. IVIzIrk SIIlucnbcrgCr. IIOllll SCIIaIIIcrs, Robert KUIIC. VVIIIIIIIII Hccli. George GuLnIIIncr. Third Row: CIIarIcs Hunt, Robcrl Howard, Thoma: HoIIInan, DonaIII LangIvIs. Thomas Hcm'crn. Thomas Konucaly, IV'Iorgan Nloore, Thomas Lnncaslcr. lop Row AIborl IILIIlmeycr, SlunIev Schneider. Rnlwrl KIon'amp. RIIIMIII RIIIIIIIIIr, RIIIMIrl I'IugIIvs. AIImrl PIIIumIm, James IVIceIIaII, ROIJCFI Iiaulllillill, LuoLIegar SCIHTIIIIIIH. Iiollom Row IIeIl lo rigIIlI: KvnnolII LuscIIoIc, Louis Sc,ImepI .Izimvs RntIIc ArlImr Dnssman, Donald NciImiscI, Richard Ernst, IIIIIII RalIIInan RIIIIDrl VIrDLIvilI, VVIIIiam Rica. Secoml Row: Jamcs Gunning. IIuIm EiIunl CIiIInnI Ricglcr. Bernanl KmIi. Rubcrl AIIImrgcr, Gcorgc KoIIII'JrantI, LarI Springmoivr, IViIIimn SL'IIFI'IIIIIH. David ScIImIpI, ArlIIuI VVcIImcvcr IIIINI Row Eugene Koclicr, ELIxxanI Bcns. Joseph Malrnciax VI iIIiam RICIIHNI Irmno, Rnlwri DiCIunan Louis CIIaIIanI. Amlrvw I ogarly. I IHIIIES 2- D Ilup Rom: DUIiaItI Bruvmmor, Stanley IImm Bernard Kannig', .InIm IV-MmImnan RuImIl Brown. Albert UIIamI. INiuI amIvr. Pclcr RCbIIoIZ. ij'l FTDI I. JZHHCS D'ICCIOrCy, Joli l1 MiCIlaCIS, Bullom Rom val 10 righU: Thomas Super. Jnsvpll SluiIx-r. Paul Pauuus, Slzlnloy hlnosrlll, James J. yConnu , Donaltl 2,:E :Vlnslur, Paul milkoly. John Rallig, Rnburl Magnum . Second Raw; Dwight Pepin. luscpll Lvug . Villimn Rttunlun, Ricluml Smilll, .lulm B'xmkslmlh, rnmk Liunvsch. .luhn LVIcrcurin, Jolm Wlullcn, Augusl Richter. , Third Row: Nicholas Vilagliano. Carl Nlurrtwcu. Clement Rumor, James L. OCmmvH, Urban lVlryt-r, John D'Iailnmlcr. Edward RoiHv. Top Rom: .Iumm XVIunuImn, AIrruJ IVInrsv. GeraH O'Noi , ViHium Puslol, Paul Nivlwnling, Raymnml 0510anan A,iHizun chzvnbriuk. Bnltom Rom HPII to rig'M: .lvmmo Emmott. Paul Frickvr. John BUM. Robert Eckorl, Ritluml Sclnwrmun. Paul Chcslcr, 2m Edwin Clcw-lund, XViHinm Cciso, Thomas Bucckloy. Second Rom: Ernest Rigach Thomas Canlusi. Donald Schneidvr, Palrirk Slovnlwn, Austin Kvllvr, Robert Dilly, James Cloud. Rirhard Slongvr. Caesar Saulangclo. Churlvs Dryc. Arlhur Sclmh. 11371711 Row: Donald Fries. Charios VVcbslor. Thomas Even, Fred 11101111750 , Julm chvm'y, James Rowling. Donald Cmrgo. Hinry m 0. Top Rom: George Ausling. .lmm-s Running, Jnlm Rico, Ruben Suudcrman, Allwrl Bicyor, Jmnos Ryan, Thomas Sarbcck. Father Brown, J., shows the Fresh how not to make mis- takes! HHot Lips Dorsal plays HStar Dust. HHorizons Unlimited!! The heroes at the Skating For -'How many times did you fall, fellows? 4A. Jose and Little Joe pasin' for the shutter after the Purcell 5. game!! Got your shoes on, Little Joe? The boys at study t??t. Who's that hiding behind the book?? The calm before the storm. Get out of Schueter's desk, Hogan! And get to work, Gallagher and Niehausll Foodll But the St. Xavier Mothers are guarding . !! A scene at the tugght schoolH Jimmy Breslin ot work-it isn't school work!! Watch the birdiell Hey, Mr. Kremer, make them pick up the paper!! We won.! This is a toothpaste adl! Bottom Rum Uafi la riglIU: Bernarrl Gull. Charles At'kcrman, Oliver Bruckman, Edmund Auclilcr, 'I'homas Baskcll. 1 .. Richanl Eglwrs. Barry Savage. 'I'Immas Daley. Hmmrd Mannix. Second Row: Ruben Cllamllcr, Laurence Brrslin. Anthony Niolmrding. Eugmm Lvm'y, Frml Luobbc. Thomas Lippcrl. George Schneider. James lecrs, John Shoemaker. Third Rum: Joseph Lambert, Thomas Powers, Robert Carroll. Paul Cunway, John Mariuui. Tlmmns Kunc. Rnbcrl Baldwin. VViHiam Zimmcr. ' Top Row: Thomas Scibcrl. Edward Jucnkc, Adam Nlcycr. Arthur Splircckcnlmfor, Richard Keller. VVillium Burke, Daniel Fanvick. Hcrzc. Runaltl Luflus. Chris Nlalas, Wlarlin MnunloL Secorul Row: Eugene IVIunion. Paul Nirhaus. Kcuuelh ANICI'SCII. N'ilIiam Sonlag. James Madowon, Rolmrl Rciukc, Riclh ard Sunnenbcrg. lellllcw Ennis. Third Row: VVilliam Michel, James McCanrey. Torry chNlaImn, Anllmny Palazzolo David Pcsslcr, Carl Blcyvr. Jamcs Phclan. JUCI LCVkly. Top Row: Robert Milcllusson, VViHiaul NICDCVHI, Julm Buggs, John PuMman, Thomas Orlmzm, Julm O'NIchy, Hilary iVlieman. 1 Bottom Rom Hoff to rigIIU: Jornmo Keller, Ricllzml Poland. Richard Klonlu. Franklin Wlarlini. Jcmmc Linz. ViHiam Pugu 00 Zwick, James Gilligan, VViniam Kimncycr. Paul Huscman. 1 C Bottom Rom Heft to righd: Julm Gartncr. Donald Hagan, RirtlmnI Eilersnn, .lolm Filippinu. Philip Kennedy, Stanley - Dnnalrl Rockers, Michael Jacobs, Richard Kuchlc; Paul Kraft, Robert Fitz, Second Row: Robcrl Grciwc, John Hcllm, s. palticli. David Jnuszen, Robert Kenncy Top Row: Burk Buckley. Thomas Fleming, Gerhard Erflenbeck. Thomas Gcllcnbock, 312mm Daly, Lawrence Hcgcncr, VVilliam Thumer, Joseph Kammcr, Donald le-L'amp, Jnlm Mnhr. ry I Hlern Thomas Polaml. Richard Ratclk Bollmn Rom Heft lo riglIU: Thomas Rose, James EHmmI, Ronald Scilmrh G 1 -D man, Gnrahl Cahi , Roborl Halritlgc. Anllmny Wlazza. vam, Rom: VViHiam Flynn, John Fitzpatrick, Ralph Mocsclll. Nliclmol Selm. Ralph Talc, Slanicy Givens, Roger IV DUTC, Juscph Dilllmn Third Row: DnnaH LVIurplIy, Eugene Parlx'cr. Joseph Kvnnuy. VVilIiam Knrhlcr. Donald Slnrkclman, Paul Kchy. VViHiam stciber, Rulmrl Obcrsclnnirll. Frml Hugonlwrg, Cllrislnplmr Rico Top Row: Jorry Goiso. James Slvgmzm, John Misloll, Thomas me'vrs. Andrew Thul. Viclor Kinsman, Climml Hucgcman Page OI Boilmn. Rom Hail to righd: Bm'nanl Dur'vrlmann, VViHiam Glcvsun. Jumps Dullc, Bcrnanl Booker, .h-mmc Armluruslm', ll nE Thomas Broderick. Kcnnclh walnm-. Paul Cain. Eugen? xN'oH'zum. Second Row.- Jolm Bruns, Thomas Divan. Riclxanl Caslcnini, Rogvr Dom. Gilbert Borg, Ucnrvgc Brankzunp. Jamvs BraJy, Joseph Broilenlmrh. ylVllirJ R0111: Daniel IJCIHHY, Paul Ellelmann, Edward CUI ViH, JOIN! Boylsnn, :112H'IOS DUO, IQiCIIEle SPillIlPlHVOb0T, CVViHH'Tt Zt'ln' lwmh. Rolwrl Annmtnsl. Top Row: Donald Bmmcll. Jusvph Dillnn, Kennclh Bivlul. Rnbcrl Bulgrr, Rirlmrtl Smncrvillc, Ruben Briukumn. Kx-nnvlll IDHIILK bars, Harry Rnlhring, Daniel Ullricl'l. Julm Reis. Second Row: Richard Schncfcr, Robcrl Rinncr. Paul Siclkcr, Bruce VVrcnn, Robert VVuingarlm'r, Gonrgo Sclnw-ilzur, Francis Suldali, Jamvs Findley. Third Rum: Jnhu Mvislcr, Dmmlrl TiHnr, Paul Vnmlvrlmillc, Climbs Ph'invnr, Richard Ruwv. Frml Schmilz. RuIn-rl XumluioL Top Row: Raymund Brmlcrick. Robert VVrighl, Julm Rul'u'r. Paul VVL '- 'ampcr. Rubvrl Smman. EJward XVaIlcr. Julm Zukur. 1 F Bollom, Row Huff l0 righU: Edwin Spioker. John Saclc. Frank VmIalrup, Slimlcy Slaulmcll. rHImnus Sicmvr. Ncil Slull- - Activities Pagn n3 Fathers, Club Rev. Paul V. Kennedy. S.J.. of VVest Baden. guest speaker at a Dad's Club meeting, holds the atlenlion of the fathers during a memorable talk in Nlcmor- ial Hall. Nlr. Jerry NI. Feicrtag GnseU directed the Fathers during the cur- rent year. Two Duck inquirc ml lllrir suns' chzmu-sn hum Rm; XValIr-r F. Dimuml, 5.1., aflrr the business svssiun 01 one of llw nwnlllly Im'clings. Pagu Oil w Mothers? Club A view of Nlcmorial Ha decorated for the Facully Christmas party. The inset is Nlrs. John Gilligan, President of the IVIothers, Club, who di- rected the clulfs aclivilies very ably during 1946-1947. Tlm :WuUu'rs' Club oHiccrs nnlvrlain llu- lup fatuhy members at n Iunz-lwun. Sealml HUI! to rigllU: Rm. Rnlwd C. Bruonlu. SJ Rev. Fldrshan I Luchbilvr, Si, Rl-v, Palrick V, O'Brien, SJ, Rev. George E. Slum. SJ, Tlxc cnlrrlaining mullwrs an: blcsclamcs Schucpl'. Hogan, Gilligan. and Vordcman, Page 65 THE CHAPEL Page 66 Senior Retreats In the midst of tho sunouudings 01' the lVlilforcl Novitiale lhe Seniors or St. Xavier High School spent three days in prayer anId recollection he above pictures show 11163 uvitiate building one of the six retreat groups. the HBig Bend ol the Lillie Xliami Rivel. :1 group or retreatants writing the Iosary Fr. Shea trudging through the snow, and a side View of Chapel Hall. Page 07 MARIAN DAY OCTOBER 13, 1946 Page 68 1 Sodality mm-r-rmggcn Seated Heft to rith: William Cleary, Thomas Gallagher ChairmanL William Schaefer. Standing: Paul Radenheimer, Thomas Smith, Theodore Welly, Thomas Brinkman, Charles Hardig. Seated Heft fa rith: Paul O'Brien, Louis Walther, Heron Frey IChuirmanL Edward Curler, Vincent Albers. Standing: John Schuler, Kevin Gallagher, Robert Lippert, Harold Ehrhart. Harncm mm-a---3300 :4'10 Pagc 69 Social Action-Publicity First Raw Hef! Io rith: William Heniz, Robert Franz, Joseph Palazzolo, William Lincer ChairmaM, Carl Armbruster, James Ryan. Second Row: Paul Kemper, William Beckmeyer, Lawrence Donnelly, William Cody, David Clarke, Thomas Bischoff, Henry Boehmer, Gerald Dosel. Third Row: Frank Cianciolo, William Scully, Donald Berg, Bernard Korte. First Row Heft Oo righn: George Knapp, William Beckmeyer, Thomas Lindenschmidt, James Donnelly, Donald Ro'lenberger, Lawrence lueken. Second Row: Leo Oberschmidl, William Leesmun, William Cleary, Roy Krubacher, David Slrctman, Charles Cook. Third Row: Paul Daeger, Flavian Becker, Raymond McNamara. P ago TU Catecheticul Club Standing Heft '0 vith: Paul O'Brien, Donald McCarfhy, Thomas Gallagher. Sealed: Thomas Bunker, Paul Daeger, Wm. Cleary, Paul Radenheimer, Edward Curler. Firsl Row llefl fo righfh James Maish, Robert Lcumann, Thomas Heavern, William Conway, James Ryan, Paul Sweeney, Andrew Fogurfy, John Dorsel. Setond Row: James Sprcul, James Austing, James Hogan, James Maurer, Robert Kulle, Herbert Budde, David Hils, Leonard Bruenemann, John Sweeney, Thomas Kennealy. Third Row: Richard Schuerman, Robert Zins, Harry Fagedes, Hurry Moore, Thomas Hart, Donald Hils, Earl Bierman, John ReHig, Joseph Deidesheimer, Joseph Weinle, Fred Thompson, James O'Connell. Sophomore Socialists Pagv Tl Freshmen Sodalists Seated Hefl Io righll: Jerry Linz, Daniel Ullrich, Thomas Lippert, Donald Murphy. Standing: Robert Armucost, Paul Kelley, Paul Wesselkumper, Barry Savage, Franklin Muriini, Donald Hogan. Classical Group Seated Heft to rith: Donald McCarthy, Paul Armleder, Roy Krubucher, Kevin Gallagher, Curl Armbrusier. Siunding: Joseph Hils, William Schaefer, John Watson,John Carroll, William Backmeyer, Thomas Gallagher. Pagr 72 First Row Heft lo rith: Michael Sand, William Scully, Herbert Wine Wresidenn, Thomas Linden- schmidt, Francis Berike. Second Row: James Davis, Albert Schneider, Joseph McDeviH, Heron Fry, Charles Hardig. Elocution Contest First Row Heft lo righth Ronald Loftus Uirst place, freshmenL James Gilligan, Donald Tillar, Barry Savage. Second Row: Thomas Lancaster, James L. O'Connell, William Conway, Thomas Kenneuly Hirst place sophomoresL Page 73 Seated Heft to rith: Curl Kitzmiller, William Cleury tAssistunt Editort, Raymond Neyer tEditort, John Donahue' William Johannigman, Donald Ehrhart. Standing: Vincent Capusso, Leo Klein, Thomas Buckley, Joseph Morand, Fluvian Becker, Warren Cappel, Patrick Ruttle, Clement Romer. Many men functioning as a team have worked long hours to produce this annual, recording your activities of the past year. Composing this book under the direction of Mr. Edward Cincoski, S.J., were Raymond Neyer, Editor-in-chief, and William Cleary, assistant editor. With the above in command Patrick Ruttle, Joseph Morand, William Johannigan, and Vincent Capasso helped in the composition. Mr. John Klienhenz, S.J., as Business Moderator, directed John Donahue who filled the Business Manager's seat. He was assisted by Donald Ehrhart, Thomas Buckley, and Clement Romer. Many of the pictures were taken by Carl Kitzmiller and other members of the Camera Club. Xavier Prep Seated Heft to rith: Jude Hils, Thomas Gallagher, William Schoefer, James Hogan, Paul Rudenheimer, Robert Depenbrock. Slanding: Thomas Heavernl Robert Lipperf, Robert Niehaus, James Meehun, Thomas Woltering, DonaId Ahlers. Sealed Heft to rith: lawrence Donnelly, David Clarke, Paul Daeger, James O'Connell, William Kennedy, James Ryan. Standing: William Conway, Paul Sweeney, John Schroder, James Glenn, John Reflig, John Donahue, Thomas Kenneully, James Mcish. xl Ln Page Senior Debaters Firs! Row Heft lo rith: William Beckmeyer, Donald McCarthy, Hurry Suntan, Robert Caluhan, Donald Ronenberger. Second Row: Jerry Dorsel, Albert Eiselein, Joseph Ecken, Roy Krabacher, lawrence Lueken, Leo Oberschmidt, William Glenn, William Lincer. Third Row: Robert Depenbrock, Robert Niehaus, Robert lipperf, John Carroll, John Donahue, William Listerman, Harold Dom. Absent from picture: Thomas Gallagher. Campionites Sealed Heft to rightl: Robert Zins, Robert Kulle, Thomas Heavern, James Hogan, Thomas Lancaster, Poul Sweeney, Thomas Keneally, James Meehun. Sfanding: James Cloud, Fred Thompson, Urban Meyer, James Ryan, John Mercurio, John Renig, John Michaels, James O'Connell. Page 76 Camera Club Seaied Heft to righnz Vincenf Pater, Thomas Schumucher, Wallace Porier, William Cleary, William Cushing Wresidenn, Charles Paquette, Harry Flofemersch, Louis Rebensdorf. Standing: John Zembrodi, John Hayes, James Nieman, Donald Jansen, Edwin Hiburger, Patrick Ruffle, Richard Berning, William Dumbocher. First Row Heft lo rith: James Gilligan, James Huerkamp, James BricheNo, Thomas Kulle, Thomas Heavern, Poul Sweeney, William Spinnenweber, Ronald Brune, William Michel. Seccnd Row: Louis Schoepf, Carl Kitzmiller, Joseph Dilhoff, Clifford Fluegemann, James Nielander, Mark Schoenberger, Peter Rebholz, Gerhard Erftenbeck, Robert Reinke, Gilbert Zembrodt. Third Row: Donald Fries, Anthony Puluzzolo, Thomas Even, Fred Thompson, John Sweeney, Marlin Duly, Charles Pfeiffer, Paul Vonderheide, Fred Schmifz, George Ausling. Page 77 First Row Heft to rith: William Rice, William Postel, Joseph Feeley, David Junszen, Donald Stuhl, Bruce Summers, Hurry Fagedes, John Boggs, Oliver Brockman, George Pohlmann. Second Row: Richard Ruwe, Chartes Rizzo, Paul Fricker, Robert Lehnhoff, Thomas Reis, Gerhard Erften- beck, James Austing, Thomas Seibert. Third Row: Joseph Windt, Thomas Ortmon, Andrew Thul, Joseph Dilhoff, Robert Beumer, Donald Bennet, Donald Klekczmp. Fourth Row: William Beckmeyer, Nicholas Blank, John Williams, Thomas Kinney, Richard Thiem, John Schababerte, Richard Spade, Leonard Brueneman, Paul Huseman. Fifth Row: Robert Thul, Walter Elbert, Flavian Becker, James Nieman, James Brichetto, Thomas Broderick, Howard Schapker, Richard Inskeep. Missing from picture: Robert Klekamp, Thomas Smith, John Meckstroth. Two groups of band members assemble before the football games. These lads seem very intent Upon their work. Their efforts under the direction of Mr. William Dahlenberg. a grad of the class of '39, and their sparkling new uniforms gave them wellrdeserved prestige among the prep bands of the city. Page 78 mm Variety Show First Row ileft to righti: Thomas Ortman, Robert Klekamp, Robert Lehnhoff, Richard Ruwe, Thomas Reis, Donald Klekamp. Second Row: John Williams William Beckmeyer, Richard Spade, John Schababerle, Harry Fagedes, Leonard Brueneman, Richard Thiem, Thomas Smith, Howard Schupker. Third Row: Richard lnskeep, Robert Thul, Thomas Kinney. As the sun sank over the hills of Clifton the cast of the Third Annual Variety Show was gathering in the iiwings of Wilson Memorial Auditorium to prepare for its final performance. May 4th was the day; the crowd of 850 sat expectantiy. Behind the scenes Mr. James V. Mc- Glynn, S.J., and Mr. J. William Dahlenburg were conferring over the six numbers the concert band was going to play. John Gilligan was seen picking up his little flute and after blowing a i sweet note stepped on the stage. After the audience got over this attack the curtain fell open and nobody was on the stage. Suddenly the band was seen coming down the side aisle and was followed by C. James Meakin dressed as Romeo. The band swung into its theme, In the Mood, and the show was started. Household hints were given by Miss Tizzie Lish iJoe Palazzoloi to y the audience and was ushered off the stage by Herb Witte as he came on to sing Old Black ii Magic. David Sweigart pushed his piano forward and played two lovely Chopin pieces. The 'iDigger in the form of Bill Listerman gave out with a few helpful hints on how to die. Herb Witte was brought back and he crooned out Mr. Dahienburg's song, iiDreams of Home. Jim Nieman followed with several tap dance numbers. iiBumbIe Boogie was the selection of Paul Daeger. The feature of the first act was the staging of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, i'Pirutes of Penzance by the Glee Club. The main parts were sung by Hal Meirose, Herb Witte, Tom Schoenberger, and Frank Bertke. The comedy end was held up by Joe McDevitt and his band of Police. Joe Palazzoio was the Narrator. After a short intermission, the second act began with Xavier Bombers.y Dick Hartigan stepped on stage to tell about his troubles down at TX with his i'chokin' knot tie!H The Ac- cordion Quartet put themselves into the spotlight with i'Brnzii. Then Bruce Summers did a solo, HDizzy Fingers. J H. ByM. F. H. song out Joe Cloud and his advertising slogan was helped along by Dan Delaney and Ray McNamara. Operations Sawbones began with Doctors Ed Sullivan and Bill Cleary operating on poor Charlie Cook. Two further numbers by the Swing Band marked the end of the show. To all who helped in the production, to all the boys who worked on the business staff and who helped the stage manager, congratulations are due. The 1947 Variety Show will remain a happy memory. Page 79 Cheerleaders First Row Heft to rith: John Dorsel, Bernard Dwer'mann, William Gleason, Neil Stubbers, Robert Culahan, Raymond Haunerf, Our mascot, HLmle Joe Palazzolo is caught by 1he candid camera during H15 Purcell game. Page 80 JOSEPH PALAZZOLO Head Cheerleader TED THOMA JOHN DROMO AL PICCUTA 1 Athletics w 3 Page 8! 70M MURRAY Halfbuck JERRY HOFFMAN End DICK HARTIGAN Halfback JACK LENIHAN 1 Guard DICK FEDERLE End JACK FLESCH End JIM RYAN Quarterback BILL JOHANNIGAN Guard BOB PLAS Tackle DAN BRADY Halfback GERRY STAUTBERG Tackle PAUL ROTHAN Tackle BILL CADY End Captain VINCE ALBERS Center BILL RYAN Fullback GERRY HUTCHINSON Quarterback JIM AUSDENMORE Guard Firs! Row Heft to rith: John Flesch, Louis Wilking, Frank Cianciolo, Richard Hariigon, James Ryan, Thomas Murray, Daniel Brady, Anthony Huber, Thomas Mussio, Fred Ausdenmoore, Vincent Albers. Second Row: William Finley, Stanley Schneider, Jerome Hoffman, Richard Federle, Paul Roihun, Herbert Budde, James Bunning, John Wachendorf, Richard Greiwe, William Johannigman, Edward Smain ManagerL Top Row: John Dromo Hlead CoacM, Jerome Thole ManagerL Robe Ruelher, William Cody KaptainL Gerald Stautberg, John Lenihan, Gerald Hurchinson, William Ryan, Alberi Piccuta Assisiom CoacM , William Duwell Manuged . Absent from piclure: Robert Plus, Robert Clark, John Schroeder. fcakmoiw I J7: XAVIQEMS Jr. XIIIIeIa-zo 87: xawe la. a. I 87: xnwele- 7 5' 1'. x4 wee - 19 S 7: xxmen -33 57. xnwele 43 Sr. xawera-z S 72 xnwee-c Unuvar Haw - o uaooameo -0 H0611?! v.9 017709041 -6 01941001: -0 eaeyue - o gaugloeerIIAf-IO: to 206919 0176011! v.3 Potted t - 7 Thomas Bischoff, Henry Boehmer, Xavier 6 Walnut Hills 0 Some of the Xavier Bombers watch their team-mates in action against the Eagles of Walnut Hills. Dick Hortigan dove for the tone touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Those in the picture include Heft to rightt: Hank Boehmer, Vin Albers, Bill Cody MM, John Flesch, Herb Buddel and Fred Ausdenmore. Dick Hartigon eludes a Woodward luckier in the first half. Dun Brady with two scores and t'PIunger Bill Ryan with another T. D. led the Bombers to a 20-0 win! Xavier 20 qudward 0 Page 83 Xavier 21 Hughes 13 Dan Brady crashes through the arms of an opposing Hughes tuckler in the first period of the game. Dan Brady converted three times during this game, while Federle scored on a pass from Jim Ryan. Murray crashed over for the second touchdown on the t'Bomber Pass ! The last score was made by Jim Ryan in the third period. Final score, X ZIe-Hughes 13. Xavier 7 Withrow 6 Before the featured game of the Bombers vs. the Withrow Tigers, the captains of the opposing squads met and shook hands. They are HBuffalo Bill Cody and Ollie Hardin of Withrow. The battle kept the spectators on the edge of their seats. Dun Brady crashed over for Xavier's only score and also kicked the winning point. The Tigers' Ed Kunkel went over for Withrow's T. D. The battle ended with Withrow advancing to the Xavier two-yurd line, but the defense sparked by Stautberg and Lenihun staved off the fighting Tigers. X C! v i e r 1 9 The Xavier eleven trumped to the Hills of Norwood and gave the Indians a decisive scalping, 19 to De The point- N O rw O o d 0 makers were Bil Ryan, Dick Hortigun, and Bill Cody. Ryan went over very early in the first period. Then Jim Ryan threw a long pass to Dick Hartigun for our second T. D. Brady kicked the extra point. The lost score come on a pass from Murray to Cudy who drove over. Pugh Sti Xavier 33 Bellevue 0 Dick Hartigan t43t, plunges through the attacking Bellevue Tigers. The Xavier man on the ground is Tom Mussio t36t. Xavier romped to on easy victory with Jim Ryan, Dun Brady, Tom Mussio, Bill Ryan, and Jerry Hut- chinson scoring all the Xavier points. Xavier 18 Elder 0 Tom Murray hits pay dirt against the Elder Panthers. No. 55 Is Bill Ryan. Before a packed stadium at X. U., the Bombers tamed the Panthers, 18-0. Hartigun and Bill Ryan were the other scorers for Xavier. Page 87 Xavier 26 Newport Cuthotic 13 Jerry Huber t29t, breaks away in an open field against Newport Catholic. 'tPlunger Bill Ryan t55t is about to mow down on enemy tacklert After an unsteady start, Bill Ryan, Tom Murray, each scored one T. D. while Tony Huber scored two touchdowns to aid the Bombers down the Thoroughbreds, 26-13. Xavier 2 Roger Bacon 13 Tom Murray totes the pigskin against Roger Bacon while a team-mate attempts to block a Spartan line- man. Gerald Hutchinson t26t is watching Murray plunge forward. The field was very muddy, and the light Bomber backs were unable to gain ground. The Spartans scored twice on passes. The Bombers scored a safety in the second half. Before a crowd of 16,000 in the annual GCHSL double bill the Bombers met defeat, 13-2. Bill Ryan t33t of St. Xavier is skirting Purcell's end for five yards as Mike Daley of Purcell is diving tor the tackle. This bit of action occurred in the Bomber-Cavalier clash for the Catholic prep title. Xavier missed a tie for the championship by inches as Don Brady's attempted placement bounced off the uprights. Don Brill and Jim Daley paced Purcell to victory, 7-6, while Bill Ryan, who plunged for the Xavier T. DH Dun Brady and Jim Ryan played brilliantly against the Cavaliers. Xavier 6 Purcell 7 Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Reserve Champions Coach Ted Thoma talks to his Reserve team during the half of the Purcell game. Some of the team gathered about the coach are Heft to rightl: Robert Hundorf, Paul Chester tboth in field iotketst, Donald Moster t62t, Dave Hits t32t, William Burke t38t, Paul Nieberding t48t. James A. O'Connell is busy changing his game jersey as the coach talks on. Fr. Kenneth L. Shumun, S.J., is visible in the Regard t3 t2 14 13 I3 12 Withrow Norwood Woodward Elder Hughes Roger Bacon Purcell right background. Thomas Hart tcarrying ballt is having a hard time against Purcell as three Cavalier tuckters bring down the Bomber back. Dove Hits i132, is watching the play. Xavier won the game, 120, clinching the Reserve championship of the Catholic League. Page 89 Christopher Malus, Daniel Farwick. First Row Hefl lo rith: George Brakamp, Anthony Mazza, Raymond Broderick, Thomas Divan, Joseph 1 Breifenbuch, William Zimmer, Richard Raterman, Robert Seaman. Second Row: Thomas Daley, Richard Monte, Thomas Siemer, John Reis, Robert Chandler, Michael Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Bob Seaman NU carries the pigskin against Purcell in the last game of the year. Farwick UN and Mann B4? are visible in the back- ground. The Juniors fought hard in this game, but the Cavaliers de- feated them on u long run, 7-0. Page 00 ONOODOOO Jacobs, Fred Luebbe, J. Paul Conway, John Pohlman. Third Row: John Meister, James McHugh, Daniel Ullrich, Gerry Rohrer, Barry Savage, William Steiber, William Koehler, Mr. William P. Ryan, S.J., Richard Spinnenweber, Paul Vonderheide, James McCuffrey, Donald Murphy, Donald Tillar, Edmund Auchfer !Managed , Record Withrow I9 Norwood 2 Newport Cufh. Reserved 13 Hamilton 28 Hughes 34 Roger Bacon 6 Purcell 7 DICK WITTE Forward LOU WA lTHER Guard HERRON FREY Forward JACK COLLINS Guard Bl LL CADY Center Captain JIM DIEHL Guard BILL HOFFER Guard PAT TEHAN Guard TONY HUBER Forward Sealed He fo rith: William Hoffer, Richard Wilte, William Cody Kaptuim, James Diehl, John Collins. Managerl, Heron Frey. Patrick Tehan, Louis Walther, Anthony Huber, Coach John Dromo. Standing: Edward Smain Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Simon Kenton Covingfon Catholic De Porres Ludlow St. Henry Reading Western Hills Roger Bacon Greenhills Elder Purcell Lockland Wayne Newport Catholic Walnut Hills Withrow Hamilton Catholic Roger Bacon Newport Plainville Elder Norwood Purcell TOURNAMENT Norwood Purcell Elder Page 92 Jack Collins hits for two during the Ludlow game. The batl can be seen settling into the basket, as Hotter t23t and several Ludlow men move in for a possible re-bound. Against the Red and Black the Bombers hit froth all angles to run up a 71-33 score. The St. Xavier Bomhers knocked the tict off the hashethatt season with a 62-13 victory over the Colonels of Simon Kenton High. Cacty and Frey sparked the offensive attach ot the Bombers. . . . In a doubleheader at X. U. against Covington Catholic amt De Porres High, Xavier came OFF with two Victories. Covington succumbed, 4122; in the second contest: Xavier 57, De Porres l7. . . . Against two Kentucky rivals St. X raised its victory string to hve. The Red and Black 0t Ludtow coutetn't sntve the Xavier Fast hreah amt hit the dust, 71-33. Hotter and Collins were high scorers. . . . St. Henry went down under a 77-23 barrage. Witte, Hotter. Cady, and Collins a broke into two Figures in the scoring column. . . . Coach Dromo's team then tramped t0 Reacting and destroyed the hopes of the Valley men through the sparkling ptay 0t VVitte and Hotter. The final count was 5024. . . . Xavier usherect in 1947 with a resounding 86-24 win over Western Hills. Carly amt Hotter hit the hoop from every angle. . . . tn the First CI.C..HSL. fray the Bombers clownett the Spartans of Roger Bacon, 45-29. . . . Greenhitts was the eighth consecutive victim of the Bomber quintet; Collins with 14 and Cacty with l3 kept Xavier out of trouhte as the Pmmhers chalked up a 5127 Victory. A . . The Bombers, winning streak was sptashed with purple paint when the Panthers of Elder defeated St. X in the second teague tussle, 40-36. A Panther ratty in the last tour minutes decided the ctose and hitter Fight. . . . The Bombers hart just enough punch to stave off the tight- ing Cavaliers the following week anal defeat Purcett, 38-35. Cacty ted For X with 12 marterst . . . t tey-ttey- Ho,Ho-hVatct1iteochtand-VVayneiGot The Bombers Bill Cody, Allecity center of the Bombers, comes in for a quick pivot shot against Walnut Hills. Hayes of the Eagles tries in vain to block the bull. Frey t22t is visible in the background. The Bomber-Eagle fray was a fast, thrilling 35-31 victory for Xavier, played before a capacity crowd at X. U. Hoffer r233 and Melzer U43 of Walnut Hills match skill in 'he Bomber-Eagle clash. Hoffer is going up for a short push shot while Melzer moves in 00 but the ball out of bounds. Hayes, Kanter, and Frivh r63 of the Eagles are visible in the background. wulvhotl lhem for a lime. hut lhen Zoomctl ahead of VVayne to Lome o ViClUriOLlS, 48-30. Frey hit for 17 points in this game. . . . The following Sunday Xavier look the measure of Newport Catholic. 58-23. Cady and Hof'fer were again lop srorers. . . . In the most lhrilling game of lhe year Xavier defeated the Eagles of VValnul Hills 33-31. The Blue and VVhite came from behind to overcome a hve-poinl' dehcil in the last quar- ter 10 win. Carly nellrecl I4. Heuer, IQ. For the Bomhers: lhe Eagles. Gene Wlelzer was high wilh 16 points. . A . In an afternoon Contest 51. X with a Hurry of shots howled over the VVithrow Tigers, 62-24. Cadyys 24 points was his highest total for any single game. . . Xavier had an HOPE nighlu against Hamilton Catholic; despite their hesl efforts they jusl couldn't count ugainsl the rangy team from Hamilton, They met dereal, 43-28. In the first game of the second round or G.C.H.S.L. play the Bombers soundly spanked lhe Spartans of Roger Bacon, 64-34. Catly, Horfcr, Collins, and VVille accounted for 31 points of the total. . . . Newport High fen before St. X's high Hyers, 32-24. Cady and Hoffer were the big guns for Xavier. . . . The Blue Devils 0f Plainville turned back a lasl-minule Bomber rally to hand Xavier HS third defeat. 37-36. The entire squad saw adieu in il hard hallle. hut Xavier just couldn'l overcome lhat one point margin. . . . A determined Xavier team was turned hnvk a second time hy the loth Panthers of Elder. In a true doQ-cnl-dog hatlh: Elder slapped Xavier, 33-30. The Bomhcrs were always wilhin striking distance of Elder. hul' just larked that last shot whirh would have. meant Vit'lory. Cady's 16 points were high for the afternoon . . . Tony Huhcr pul Collins drives in for a lay up against Elder, bu! Koufmann seems to have thwarted his cmemptr Beck and Jostworlh BM oi Elder move in to aid Kaufman. The referee visible in the foreground is Gibby Venn. Elder won, 40-36. Collins t32t dribble: in from the side to take a shot against Elder. Jostworth goes up to block the ball. Squeri t27t of Elder and Wine t29t of Xavier watch the ballv The game was a disappointing 40-36 loss for the Bombers. the neeclecl spark hack into the Blue and VVhite in the Norwood game VVilh Huher leachng the right the Bombers scatped the Indians, 68-49. Cady and Hotter were very deadly in hitting the basket. t . . tn the final game of the schedule the Bomhers set hack the Purcell Cavaliers, 5240. Cady and Hotter hoth netted 16 points; 39 personal touts were Called during the game. St. Xavier Bombers were seeded second in the Dis- trict' Tournament drawings. only one point hehincl top- seedcd VValnut' Hilts. They drew as their first opponent the Norwood Indians. They met little opposition from Norwood, holding a 16-8 advantage at the ha , and went on to win, 4023. Again it was Bill Cindy, aided by Jack Collins, who ted the Bomhcrs to victory. t . . Thc Bombers' next Foe was Purcell; after a Close first quarter, 10-7, Xavier pulled away to a comfortable lead and roasted in to a win, 44452. Halter topped the scorers with 16; VVitte played a fine defensive game. . . The semi-f'inat clash between Xavier and Elder looked like the game of the tournament. It was a grim, determinecl. hard-hghting Bomhcr quintet that took the noor at U. C. to avenge two previous losses to the Price Hitters. Elder chew first hlood on a long shot hy Ruherg and held a commanding lead at the half, 16-7. The Bombers fought hack in the third quarter, hut they could not stop the Panthers. Elder hottled up the Xavier attack to win the game. 39-27. hut Catly. still true to form, garnered high point honors with IE mar tCTS. Cody t34t of Xavier soars high in 0 called icmp during the New- port game. Tehun tbehind the refereet and Huber tXuvier man with back to camerut watch Bill go up to tip the ball. The Bombers with a rally during the second half come off victorious against the Wildcats, 52-24. Reserve Champions 1 Firs! Row 1191 to rith: Ralph Bogenscth, Robert Ruether, Herbert Budde, James Bunning, Dave Hils. Second Row: Paul Nieberding, Coach John Dromo, Robert Johnson. 1 1 1 1 l 1 Record 1H Xavier 37 Simon Kenton 10 1 Xavier 4O Ludlow 14 Xavier 43 St. Henry 13 Xavier 11 Reading 9 Xavier 27 Western Hills 18 Xavier 28 Elder 16 i Xavier 22 Greenhills 16 l :2 Xavier 30 Roger Bacon 15 H; '1 Xavier 63 55. Peter and Paul 23 1 V Xavier 40 Purcell 30 11 Xavier 21 Lockland Wayne 23 lovertimel Xavier 33 Newport Catholic 16 Xavier 26 Walnut Hills 18 Xavier 63 Covingion lofin , 22 Xavier 29 Withrow 18 Xavier 28 Hamilton Catholic 23 Xavier 37 Elder 127 Xavier 24 Newport Public 16 Xavier 27 Plainville 17 Xavier 34 Roger Bacon 18 , Xavier 33 Norwood 24 Xavier 38 Purcell 13 Page 96 Frosh Basketball First Row llefl lo rith: William Zimmer, Donald Tillur, Ronald Lofius, John McMahon . Second Row: William McDeviN, Bruce Wrenn, Paul Conway, James Phelen 1Cap1oin1, Paul Kelley, John Helmers. Third Row: John Shoemaker 1Munager1, Chris Males, Thomas Gellenbeck, William Burke, Donald Hogan, Rev. William J. Shanley, SJ. 1Conch1. Record Xavier 37 Hughes 21 Xavier 18 Hamilton Catholic 20 1 Xavier 23 St. Bernard 33 Xavier 25 Woodward 28 Xavier 13 Elder 23 Xavier 28 Overlook '1C 25 Xavier 27 Withrow 35 Xavier 29 Elder 28 Xavier 16 Holmes 38 Xavier 27 Newport 9 Xavier 47 St. Teresa 22 Xavier 23 Pioinville 22 Xavier 24 Roger Bacon 30 Xavier 19 Roger Bacon 26 Xavier 19 Newport 24 Xavier 22 St. Andrew1s 23 Xavier 27 Woodward 26 Xavier 28 Norwood 19 Xavier 26 Amelia 17 Xavier 20 Purcell 42 Xavier 31 Purcell 39 Xavier 43 Hinkel's Dairy 9 Xavier 16 Walnut Hills 28 Xavier HA 16 Wc1lnu1L Hills 22 Xavier 22 Newport 38 Xavier HB 18 Walnut Hills 28 Xavier 16 Wifhrow 29 Xavier 53 Amelia 36 Xavier 21 St. Mary's 13 Xavier 31 Sharonville A. C . 20 Page 07 Swimming Team Seared Heft to righn: John Mailunder, Theodore Kislner, Mel Kelley, Robert Sontag, William Heekin, Kevin Kelley, Harry Santen, Denis Schmiedeke KupfainL Edwin Honerkamp, James Barker, Thomas Brinkmun, Mark Schoenberger, Richard Ernst, James Brichelfo. Standing: Richard Kennedy !ManagerL John Wenstrup, James Roche, Robert McDeviH, James Gunning, James Luvullee, Richard Schuefer, Philip Kennedy. Seuied in fronl: Daniel Deluny. Handicapped by a limited number of point makers anti plagued by illness, the swimmers bowed ljefore Elder in the Catholic League and District Champion- ships. This year the tankmen failed to gain league supremacy which it had main- tained eleven out of the fifteen years of the sporfs existence in the Catholic League. Under the guidance of Father Edward OBrien, SJ, the nucleus of the team was comprisecl of Bill Heekin. Harry Santen, and Denis Schmiedeke. seniors and sopho- mores Dick Ernst and Tom Schoenberger. Santen and Schoenberger Finished Fifth and sixth respectively in the 200-yard free-slyle at the Slate Meet while the 200- yard Free-style relay of Heekin, Schoenberger, Santen, and Schmiedeke held the thircl position, being one-half of a second behind the recordibreaking winner. A reserve team was organized for the First time this year, and it Finished un- defeated in its competition. Page 98 Track Bonom Row Heft to righn: Carl Morocco, Carl Orth, Robert Lehnhoff, John Michaelsl James Richter, Joseph Keller, Robert Zins, Jame's Bricheno, Andrew Fogany, Edwin Hamud, Nicholas Vitugliano, Stanley Schneider, Robert Laumann, Harry Voev, James Barker. Second Row: Joseph Cloud, John Wochendorf, Thomas Campbell, Bernard Osterhues, William Heekin, Paul Rothan, Thomas Lindenschmidt, Donald Berg, John Spinnenweber, John Gilligan, Jerome Thole, Louis Wilking, Richard Spraul, Ronald Brune. Third Row: Donald Kramer, John Gardner, James Haas, Alber? Schneider, Thomas Feierfag, Frank Ciunciolo, Robert Klekampl James Davis, James Reddick, Donald Stahl, Thomas Dinun, John Steinert, George Miltz. Fourth Row: William Flynn, Richard Eilerson, Richard Dorger, James Miller, John Kast, William Schramm, Michael Jacobs, Joseph Shields, Charles Pfeiffer, James Breslin, Gilbert Berg, James Sproul. Fifth Row: James Roeding Munaged, Michael Sand Munageri, Donald Hellman !MunagerL Ken- '1 neIh Morrissey, Victor Kleman, Joseph Weinle, John Schaefers, James Cloud. First Row Heft lo rith: Richard Riedy, George Kruempelmun, Daniel Dell. Sezond Row: James Gunning, William Bradley, William Finley, Roger Dorn. Absent from picture: leonurd Brueneman, John Powers. Firs! Row Heff to rigth: John Knochel, James Kolker, Thomas Mussio, Robert Dinmeyer, William Hoffer, William Cady, Thomas Keener, Thomas Spohn. Second Row: Anthony Huber, Herbert Budde, Gerald Dorsel, Thomas Murray, James Bunning, Jude Hils, Frank Schulte. Third Raw: Chris Males ManagerL Daniel DiTullio, Kenneth Boehme, Robert Chandler, Richard Budde, David Hils, Michael Sherman, Thomas Hart, Bruce Wren, John Shoemaker ManugerL Coach Robert Davis. Absent from picture: Richard Greiwe. Tennis Team First Row Uefl to rith: Theodore Wilke, George lgel, Richard Thiem, Kent Sfier, Richard Berning, Joseph Hils. Second Row: William Zimmar, Donald Hils, Robert Sunderman, James Hogan ManagerL John Farrell, Kevin Gallagher, Joseph Breitenbuch. Absent from picture: John Collins. Page 100 Acknowledgments The staff of the 1947 X-Ray wishes to thank all who have aideti in preparing this book To our patrons and advertisers we are deeply grate- ful; lheir generous support has made this annual possible. To the Camera Club and its patient Mod- erator, Mr. Eotward F. Robinson, SJ, we owe a special debt of gratitude. He and his student camera men are responsible for many at the action photos in the book. 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President JOSEPH RICE ............ Vice President GEORGE FINN ............... Treasurer Donald C. Ackerman John B. Anneken John H. Armacost James D. Betz Charles E. Beverding, Jr. William J. Boehle William J. Bradley James C. Brunemann Anthony W. Brunsman George L. Finn Kevin D. Kelley John P. Kelly John F Lenihan Robert W. McAvoy Joseph E. Rice Raymond C. Riedinger William C. Ryan Richard E. Schuefmann William E. Simon James LeRoy Teuschler Clarence E. Weber Donald C. Wertz Irwin J. Wohlfrom CLASS 3-3 OFFICERS Daniel Brady-Presidenf Thomas Gallagher Vice-President Thomas Mussio Secretcry-Treosurer Charles J. Amann Robert T. Armbrusfer Richard J. Berning Daniel H. Brady Harold G. Dorn Harold J. Ehrhort Thomas A. Gallagher Thomas W. Ginney James A. Glenn Richard F. Greiwe John L. Hayes Walfer J. Heffron Joseph L. Hils Paul M. Leary Robert R. Lipperf William E. Listerman Ralph A. Luebbe Rodney J. McGarry Thomas M. Mehmert TEACHERS Fr. UhI- English Mr. Cincoski Latin, Greek Mr. O Leary Mu1hematics Fr. Wieber Religion Mr. Glenn Reoding Donald E. Mendel Raymond H. Mohr Thomas J. Mussio James M. Powell John E. Powers Paul E. Radenheimer James R. Rauckhorst Michael H. Sand Henry C. Schmidt John F. Schroeder Ralph C. Schwarz John D. Sherman Ralph N. Sfeiger Leo F. Sfrdsgbufrger Gerald T. Tillor Donald G. Vollman Lawrence M. Wald John A. Williams Pngv l I 0 PArkwuy 2324 PArkway 2325 WHOLESALE -- RETAIL JOHN F. SCHOENY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FANCY FRUIT BASKETS 110 West Sixth Street, Near Race CINCINNATI 2, OHIO 5 11BUILD WITH LUMBER Disiribulors CELOTEX MASONITE UPSON BOARD SHEET ROCK PRESDWOOD PLYWOOD f LUMBER AND MILLWORK Hardwood FIooring-Tile Board--Roofing Malerial-Shingles THE J. B. DOPPES SONS LUMBER CO. Over 75 Years of Service 1250 Gesf Street 1Soufh of New Union DepoH CHerry 3752-3753 Page 111 1 Home Financing Specialists The Woodward Building and Loan Company 1029 MAIN ST. AT CENTRAL PARKWAY LOW INTEREST RATES Prompt Service Greetings from CINCINNATI'S FINEST ATHLETIC CLUB FRIARS CLUB OHIO and McMILLAN S T I E R 1 S PRESCRIPTIONS . . . PHARMACY Ludlow and Clifton Avenues CINCINNATI, OHIO UNiversily 1662 UNiversity 1663 HERMAN A. BROERING CO. REFRIGERATOR SALES AND SERVICE Phone: HEmlock 4244 1817 Holman Street COVINGTON, KY. Compliments of DUWELL HARDWARE CO. Hhree Stored 2151 WEST EIGHTH STREET WA. 0613 3624 WARSAW AVENUE WA. 5395 3605 HARRISON AVENUE MO. 1068 HARDIG PAINT CO. PAINT FOR ALL PURPOSES 1111 Harrison Avenue Phone: PAlkwoy 3132 BRIGHTON, CINCINNATI 14, OHIO CLASS 2-F George Austing Harry Bode Tom Boeckley President John Bohl Dick Schuermann Paul Brunner Tom Cordosi Paul Chester Edwin Cleveland James Cloud Charles Deye Bob Eckert Vice1Presidenf Jerry EmmeH Jim Bunning Tom Even Paul Fricker Donald Fries James Geise Fr, H. Barton, SJ. Mr. J. Egan, SJ. Mr. T. Pe1er Fr. R. Brown, 5.1. Donald George Ausfin Keller Albert Meyer John Rice Secretary Ernest Rigacci Robert Duly Jim Roeding James Ryan Caesar Scuntcmgelo Tom Sarbeck Don Schneider Arthur Schuh Pat Sfeenken Treasurer Richard Stenger Charles Webster Robert Sundermon John Sweeney Fred Thompson Fr. 3. Meder, SJ. Mr. E. Robinson, S.J1 Page 112 g 1 1 0313c! CLASS 4-E Jack E. Koch President Leo Oberschmidf Vice-Presidenf NAME NICKNAME LIKES John E. Barron .............. Jack Food Robert J. Booth .............. Bob Everybody Donald R. Bumiller ........... Booz Boots Robert J, Calahan ............ Rapid Robert 1:35 Eugene Daley ............... Gene Free days Robert F. Franz .............. Rob Football Paul F. Granger .............. Poul Dances Paul J. Haas ................ Ade uThe Knob Gerald J. Hufchinson .......... HHufch Brew Jack E. Koch ................ Cookie Melts Thomas N. Koetter ........... Tom Baseball James H. Kolker ............. Jim Army shoes Roy A. Krabacher ............ Roy Chicken Eugene G. Luken ............. uLuke '47 Reed F. Murphy .............. Murph Boots Leo E. Oberschmidf ........... Lee Rabbits Richard J. Overberg .......... Ovey Cars Robert L. Phoro .............. Victor Poniiacs Richard C. Purcell ............ Nick Spanish Stanley J. Roehm ............. Ripper Food William J. Schneider .......... Bill To eat Walter L. Uhl ................ Bucl Friends Theodore H. Wilke ........... Ted Clifton Paul W. Wise ............... Pablo Dates Wifth PeriooD Gerald Huichinson-Secrefcry Sm n Iey Roehm Treasurer DISLIKES School Getting up in mornings Archimedes Homework Ho'mework Low marks Hair oils Marines Working Braggards Mondays Homer Studies Streetcars Trigonometry Trigonometry Homework Being hungry Rainy weather Enemies Debbie Homework AMBITION Mattress tester To do no wrong To be a bum ' Charioteer A n a rch ifect M. D. Typesetter Not to be like The NoseH Bookie To become a baseball player To go to college To succeed Food sampler To catch a rabbit Millionaire Millionaire To see Kilroy To graduate Poet Cool miner CLASS l-A B GOH Fr. Bittenz, S.J. H. Mannix P R Fr. Broome, SJ. Sec. T. Lipperf E Fr. Brown, 5.1. J. Lambert F. Luebbe S o E. Leary E u T. Kulle N r A. Meyer T J' Myers I T H R E E J. Muroni N B 7 G S V.-Pres. W. Zimmer J. P. Conway A. Nieberding A. Schreckenhofer E. Juenke T. Powers J. Grever R. Egbers R. Keller W. Burke R. Baldwin L. Breslin R. Carroll J. Barry E. Auchfer T. Basket? Savage Pres. J. Lambert D. Farwick T. Seibert O. Brockman C. Ackermcm A Frimming G. Chandler J. Shoemaker G. Schneider Page 114 Open Inesdays 6:00 P. M. 90 8:30 P. M. Open SuOurdays 1:O0 P. M. to 4:30 P. M. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE THE TOWN HALL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4712 Vine S'reel ST. BERNARD 17, OHIO Phone: UNiversivy 7810 Your Account Soliciied HEHEMANN,S PHARMACY PRESCRIPYION FHARMACISTS Edw H. Hehemann, Ph.B., PILG. Complete line of Viiamins 6106 Hamilton Avenue Phone: Kirby 0975 COLLEGE HILL VESTER DRUG CO. 50l BROADWAY CHerry 8986 CHerry 8987 RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS SONG SHOP 34-36 Eusl FifIh Sheer On Founlain Square RICHTER JEWELRY COMPANY CINCINNATI'S JEWEL BOX SIXTH AND MAIN L. M. PRINCE CO. OPTICIANS 4 WEST FOURTH STREET If ll Swims I Have II S H E V L I N ' S OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE 27 EAST SIXTH STREET For 25 Years Cincinnafi's Real Seafood House COMPLIMENTS OF DR. CARL H. STRICKER CLASS 3-A Jim Ausdenmoore Jim Breslin John Carroll Wul'er Cruse Jerry Davis Bob Depenbrock Jim Diehl Jack Donahue Larry Donnelly James Dressman William Duwell Walter Elbert Joseph Morund Tom Feieriug Harry Flotemersch Bernie Geygun Ray Haunerl Eddie Hoffer Jerry Hoffman Vincent Huschor? Bob Kumenshek William Kemme Ted Lombardi Robert Niehaus Dale Pessler Frank Palermo William Pong Joseph Potrebuum Tom Reis Don Schmidt Robert Strother Ferris Thomas Rober' Thul Jack Watson James Wimberg CLASS OFFICERS PresidenI Jerry Hoffman Vice-PresidenI-Jim Diehl Secretary Jim Ausdenmoore Treasurer-Rober! Th ul v.15? VFW 9H 05m 4-C0s LAST STAND CLASS PROPHECY: We the Class of 4-C, predict that our genius, good humor, and loyol'ry will display itself to the world. CLASS MOTTO: HA fool can ask more questions than a wise man can unswer.'-' THOSE ELECTED William O'Brien0President Joseph Clou d08ecre1ary JUde HiISwVice-Presidenf James CorroII--Treusurer NAME AMBITION CHARACTERISTIC Don Ahlers ....................................... Weather man in Southern California Slar reporter imported from California Flave Becker ...................................... Co1lege professor Most dignified dresser in class Red Carr ......................................... Pharmacist Squirt Carroll ..................................... Hitch-hike to Alaska 4-C's Romeo despite his size Big Ed Carter ...................................... To sleep Monday mornings A very interesiing subiecl Dave Clarke ...................................... Medicine The class physician Clude Cloud ...................................... Bigger and better lawns The best acer and jockey in town Icy Eckert ........................................ Heat ice waler Pride and icy of Gentile Avenue Iry Eilerson ....................................... Bigger and better giants Dishes out dill pickles Bert Eiselein ...................................... To become famous The Big Three08ert, Hope, and Pepsi-Colu Bill Ellerhorsi ..................................... To meet Kilroy The Earl Farrell .................................... To ace' Clude Tall, dark, and kinky-hoired Kilroy Fuhr ....................................... To meet Ellerhorst Geis hulf-credil for the class wit Hemo Hemmer .................................... To have cm ambition Tull from The full hills of Kaintuck Clem Hils ........................................ To live long Kentucky's match for Bill Stern Kiddy Kenkel ..................................... To be a grandpa The radiotor's mate Tom Kennedy ..................................... To be a coach Mac's prize COIUmnist Knucks Knochel ................................... Receive that diploma Our gum-chewing pitcher Don Kramer ...................................... Ploy college football 443's angelic server lees Leesmun ..................................... Visit Sun Valley Schnedl's Iethond man Ma: McJoyn! ..................................... To eliminme all fences Fence-bustin' Mac Clem Meisenhelder ................................. Inventor Western Union's pony rider Ray Neyer ....................................... To graduate from college The X-Ruyk head mun Al Niedhumer .................................... Deniist One of Price Hill's supporiers O. B. O'Brien ...................................... Ha Ha Chicago's best in the House of 40C Erv Rinner .................................... C.?.A. Our Silent Night Doggie Schmidlin .................................. More and better poles 10,000 is his lucky number Sneetz Schnedl ................................... To get up on time leesmon's righI-hund mun Suli Seiberv ....................................... Sleep The liHle Kentuckian Just Ullrich ....................................... Dictcnor of Indiana Indiana and corduroys Buck Weber ...................................... See the world Semper Tacitus Joe Worst ........................................ To graduate Not the worst fellow around Last Will and Testament of CLASS 4-E tSecond Periodt The Class of IV-E, being of sound mind and body, and realizing the uncertainty of continuance in St. Xavier High School, do hereby devise and bequeath all our scholarly property to all and any wayward underclussmen, who through the whimsical quirks of fate, may succeed us in the course of the fleeting years. The Class of lV-E points proudly to its Mission Collection record, the highest in the school,- also it looks with pride to its men who have merited both athletic letters and scho- lastic honors during the past year. Thus, to the underclassmen we say: HRecords are made to be broken! We nominate and appoint as Executors of this will: REV. GEORGE E. SHEA, S.J. MR. JOHN DROMO tSigned by the members of the classt Wm. F. Broering Robert M. Clark Jerome A. Dattilo Richard J. Federle James R. Fanning Donald E. Fischer Wm. G. Hentz Donald L. Kennedy Lawrence F. Lueken Raymond C. McNamara Ray D.Noschc1ng John L. Parker John W. Segrist Richard B. Budde Wm. J. Cleary Lawrence M. Dennert Edward B. Fairbanks Robert J. Fischesser Fred A. Forney Norman A. Huey Thomas E. Llndenschmidt Richard E. McCafferty Maurice E. Moss Joseph J. Palczzolo Jerry G. Ross Wm. C. Tillman Page H7 811 932:1 NAME NICKNAME Berger, William Albert .............. Bill Cody, William Thomas ............... Big Bill Cappel, Warren Fronds .............. Cupp Collins. John Joseph ................ Middie Daeger, Paul Alfred ................. Paulinus Devin, Jerome Michael .............. Jerry Dilworlh, Joseph James .............. Dil DiHmeyer, Robert James ............. DiNs Eschenbach, Frank Joseph ............ Zonk Gerke, Roberl Lee .................. Bob Heekin, William Jerome .............. Zebe Hinkel, John Edward ................ Pe'e Huber, Richard William .............. Hicky Duber Johannigman, William R ............. lime Jo Kathman, John Joseph .............. Jay lampe, John Harold ................. Doc Leugers, Paul Theodore .............. Sammy Madden, Joseph Patrick ............. Bookie Moehringer, Thomas Norberi .......... Moe Murphy, James Edward .............. Murph Murphy, Maurice Louis .............. Murph Neliner, Eugene Nicholas ............ Gene Pessler, Richard lee ................. Pess Robe, Alvin Richard ................. Rich Roesel, Richard George .............. Dick Russell, James Duane ............... Jim Schloss, Rober! Joseph ............... Bob Spohn, Thomas Melvin ............... Spawnee Spinnenweber, John B ............... Johnny B. Sleinker, Francis Xavier .............. Big Frank Sfenger, Robert Charles .............. Bob Sullivan, Edward William ............ Balis Van Hagen, Aloysius B ............... Abie Von Birgelen, Francis M .............. Von Von Handorf, Edward F .............. Dutch Wood, James Ar'hur ................ Woodsie Williu m Cady-President William Berger Vice-President CLASS 4-F LIKES Everybody Sports H. Luuderdule Athldics Music For! Scott Boots Baseball Baseball 1'3 slot Drawing Dancing Good music Pool Everybody Books I :35 Athleiics I wonder! Fus? horses Animals Free days BaskeQball Model T's Friday Sleeping '47 memos Friendship Baseball Ask me! Mr. Piccuia Basketball Football Everyihing DISLIKES Tesls Losing Taxi Meters Missing Fouls Sour Music That third strike Monday morning Being broke Tests Future Noisy horns Deuiche School 10:35 Jug Work Deutche Rainy days Homework School School School Street cars Monday Rutubags Poialo iuice Arguments Nothing Dry Sfales German Nothing AMIITION To graduate Yo be successful To move to Ft. Lauderdale To succeed Commercial uriisl None Bull player To succeed Disc jockey Doctor Be an engineer Retire at 17 Coffin finer To inheril a million Undertaker To graduate To retire at 20 Be an engineer Successful ieweler Derby winner Veterinarian None To be successful Grave-digger To drive Radio engineer Just 0c live First man on moon Be content and ioyful Engineer To be a 'ramp To get sheepskin Munress lesfer James Murphy Treasurer Jack Collins Secre1ory Joseph D. Auberger Wm. J. Beckmeyar Carson B. Bender William A. Brinkman Thomas H. Colgan Charles J. Cook Gordon F. Flynn Edwin N. Honerkamp Lawrence A. Kane George Kruempelman William T. Lincer Joseph M. McDevitt William J. Macks Our Congratulations to the CLASS OF'47 SUPERIOR . FUEL 81 BUILDERS ., SUPPLY co. E, B. FAIRBANKS, President QUALITY FUELS SMITHWAY STOKERS STANTON AND MELISH AVENUE WOodburn 1113 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer James R. Reifel Hugh D. Rossi Paul L. Rothan Don Rottenberger Harry H. Santen Bunker Meakin Donald T. Steiger Paul J. Theissen Louis B. Walther Ralph L. Westrich Justus Wildhaber Herbert J. Witte James A. Wordeman ROBERT D. RUTTLE FLORIST 822 Madison Ave. . COVINGTON, KY. Phone: HEmlock 1752-1753 For the Meal . . . or a Between- Time Pick-Up . . . EAT WHOLESOME NUTRICIOUS ICE CREAM by J. J. SCHMIDT, Inc. F' 'i CLASS 1-E TEACHERS Fr. Lechfenberg, S.J. Mr. Shields, S.J. Robert Bob Armacost Jerome uJerry Armbruster Bernard Red Becker Donald HOswaldN BenneH Gilbert HGiI Berg Robert Bob Berger Kenneth HKen Biehl Fred Max Boehling Kenneth 'Ken Boehme Thomas ' T. B. Boylson James Red Brady George HBrandy Brankump Joseph Breitenbach Rober1 Muscles Brinkmun Thomas Broderick John Jack Bruns Paul P. D. Cain Richard UCasty Castellini Edward K'Ed Corwin Kenneth uKenH Dahle Daniel HIrish Delany Joseph DiIIon Dillon Thomas Dine Dinan Roger Rog Dorn Charles HChuck Due James 'Blue Job Dulle Bernard HBogie Dwertmann' Poul l'Wiggie'V Edelmann William Butch Gleeson Richard Dick Somerville Richard Spinny Spinnenweber Eugene ' Gene Wolfzorn Gilbert 'Gil Zembrodf President-Jim Brady Vice-President- Tom Dinun Secrefury Joe Breitenboch Treasurer-Gene Wolfzorn Page 120 CLASS 4-A We, the oh-soecare-free Seniors of the very merry CIGSs of 4-A, being of sound mind, firm constitution, and all the other constituents necessary to the conscription of a last will and testament, do solemnly, soberly, wholeheartedly, and un- deiectedly bequeath to the unsuspecting Juniors of St. Xavier High School the dearest obiects of our affections. It is with hearts of gold, thoughts of the felicitous days we have spent In Xavier's hallowed halls, and words of warning that we, in our hour of departure, relinquish to you, O fortunate ones, the prizes we treasured in our hours of advent. I, Vin Albers, bequeath my uncontrollable Imks and favorite navy blue sweater; 1, HC. J. Armbruster, my box of La Fendrich cigars; l, Wrinkles Armleder1 my artistic and undecipherable style of handwriting; I, HLightning Berg, my blue serge, combination business suit, dinner iucket and tuxedo; l, t'Puncho Bertke, my hond-pointed jacket and Presidency of the F. B. C.; I, Bugs Brinkworth, my Clceronic voice, also circus ties,- I, HFuzz Dillon, that 'dung' bus ride from Erlanger; l, Cheater Donnelly, Mr. Moran's alacrity in Greek pedagogy; I, HHot Lips Dorsel, meam cmorem Latinue linguae; l, Ringworm Flesch, my high-necked, green, tieless, collar-covering sweater; I, lrium Gallagher, my dazzling dental rays to Gummy, .the toothless wonder; I, t'Playboy Gauthier, that long ride to Westwood, my friend Dick; l, Tokar Hartigon, my hat to Mr. Kremer and also my iob at Mabley's; l, I'Big Al Kammer, my brother's Latin translation; I, 40 Winks Knapp, my 30-cent purley in the Greek test; I, HTiclt-Tuck Korte, Ishort for Big Benj, my iolly ho English accent; I, HPage 80 Long, the tux I wore when a sophomore; l, Hlittle Mac McCarthy, my dazzling bow ties; l, Plunger McDevitt, Hartigun, who sells me too many tickets; I, Van Meirose, any favorable opinions I have of the Greek tongue; I, Ski-Jump Murray, my Fifth Avenue profile, to Pop, the pugnacious pugilist; l I I I I I I I I I I IZI ofmd , HHumming Bird O'Brien, my streum-Iined haircuts; , HPin-stripe Rehme, rny precision built, curved, timeless timekeeper; , HBaldy Ryan, that iar of Peach Slick Hair Straight, the Rich Man's Pomade; , Westbrook Willy Schaefer, my 1000 flight hours in the P.R.E.P.; , 'tCarrot-top Schmiedeke, my last name, enough for anyone; , 'ISnookey Schuler, my capabilities for keeping quiet in class; , Buckles Scully, my inability to explain difficulties in class; , Bumps Sherman, my chartered seat on the Wyoming rocket; ,K'Stumpy $tratmun1those Hweak ends; HSky Rocket Volle, my whiskers and that 13 ft. iump in lpractice ; Wendell Woltering, my belly laugh, and all 31,226 Republican campaign buttons. In recognition of the validity of the final will and testament of the students of Class 4-A, St. Xavier High School, we the board of directors, have hereunto set forth our signatures, and in union with our classmates bid the bereaved faculty, the historic edifice, dirty windows and all a grand l'Adieu and Bon Voyage. J umes RyanHPlresident Carl ArmbotustereVdce-President I K win GallaghereSecre wry I Thomas M urq'ayeTaterLsmter EDNEHATULATIH' 5 ' B. Buckley J. Gilligan J. Kammer M. Daly R. Greiwe J. Kelly R. Eilerson N. Hayes, Jr. P. Kennedy D. Ehrhart L. Hegener R. Kenney G. Erftenbeck J. Helmers D. Klekamp J. Filippine D. Hogan W. Kiffmeyer R. Fitzpatrick J. Huerkump R. Kuchle T. Fleming P. Husemun P. Kraft J. Gartner M. Jacobs J. Mohr T. Gellenbeck D. Janszen D. Reekers W. Thurner E. Zwick OFFICERS Donald Hogan President William Thurner Secremry John Fillppine-Vice-Presiden1 James Gilligan Treasurer TEACHERS Fr. Dimond, S.J. -Lalin, Religion Mr. Lungenderfer, 5.1. English Mr. Shields, S.J. History Mr. Kleinhenz, 5.1. AIgebra Page 122 CLASS OFFICERS President E. L. Springmeier Vice-Presidenf A. G. Ulland Secretary W. D. Schrumm Treasurer J. E. Gunning R. F. Auberger A. T. Fogorfy E. H. Bentz J. E. Gunning R. H. Brown B. G. Koenig D. L. Bruemmer E. W. Koetler W. W. Carroll G. M. Kohlbrand R. L. Dickman B. P. Kraft A. J. Dossman K. A. Luscheck R. J. Eifert J. H. McClorey R. F. Ernst R. M. McDeviH 2-D J. F. Matracia D. P. Schoepf J. F. Michaels L. L. Schoepf D. J. Neihelsel W. D. Schramm J. C. Nielander E. L. Springmeier P. R. Rebholz S. G. Thom W. B. Rice R. P. Trame C. W. Riegler, Jr. A. G. Ulland E. J. Roche A.W. Wehmeyer J. E. Ruihmon J. J. Wordemcm TEACHERS Latin: Rev. P. W. O'Brien, SJ. Readlng: Mr. R. J. Kearns, SJ. Religion: Rev. G. E. Shea, SJ. Gym: Mr J. Dromo Geometry: Mr. J. H. Kleinhenz, SJ. English: Mr. L. J. Langenderfer, 5.1. History: Mr. W. P. Ryan, SJ. Page 123 Senior Directory ACKERMAN, DONALD C. .............................. 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JAMES J. ...2316 Sauer Avenue Cincinnati 19. 01110 CARTER, EDWARD .1. .. 0020 Luckard Avenue Cincinnati 30. 01110 CLARK, ROBERT M. 6525 Baywood Avenue Cincinnati 24. 01110 CLARKE, DAVID .1, 1 2305 Duuaway Cuurt . Cincinnati 5. 01110 CLEARY, VVILLIAM 1 . 4204 Smil11 Road ...... Cincinnati 12. 01110 CLOUD, JOSEPH F. . 3805 Ear1s Courl View Cincinnati 26. 01110 COLGAN, THOMAS H. . 2200 Madison Road Cincinnati 8. 01110 COLLINS, JOHN J. 3640 Bcsudeu Courl .ACincinnati 8, 011111 COOK, CHARLES .1. . ...4405 Michigan Avenue . ..Lalonia. Kentucky BARRON. JOHN 13.. JR. BECKER, FLAVIAN T, BECKMEYER, WILLIAM .. BENDER, CARSON B. 13ERG, DONAL IT. . BERGER, WILLIAM BERTKE, FRANCIS H. BETz. JAMES D. . BEVERDING, CHARLLS ., . BOEHLE, VVILLIAM J. ......... 1500111, ROBERT .1. BRADLEY, VWLLMM J. . BRINKMANN, JAMES H BRINKWORTH. WILLIAM J. BROERING, VVILLIAM F. BRUNFMANN, JAMES C .. BRUNSMAN. ANTHONY W11 Cincinnati 23, 01110 Cincinnati 2. 01110 Cincinnati 2. 01110 Batesv111e. 1nd1ana Cincinnati 13, 01110 ..Er1anger. Kentucky Lookout Hc1g11ls. Kentucky .,C1ncinnati 16. 01110 incinnati 12. 01110 Park 111115. Kentucky ..Cincinnati 20. 01110 1712 Ella Street 977 Paradromc Slrcct . 210 Sycamore SlrecI 423 North VVa1nut Street . 6169 Ridge Avenue ...106 Comnmnwcalth Avenue .,.16 Glazier Road 7350 Scutlwood Avenue ...2242 Cathedral Avenue . .1 118 C1ev01anL1 Avenue ...3012 Wlarsha Avenue DAEGER. PAUL A. DALEY, EUGENE DATTILO, 1121101112 A. DENNERT, LAWRENCE M DhVITT, JEROME V1. DILLON, .1011N T. DILWORTH. JOSEPH .1, DITTMEYER. ROBERT J. DONNELLY, JAMES .1. DORSEL, GERALD E. DOSSMAN, JAMES F. ECKERT, Josm'n 1 ........................................ 1323 VVeslminslrr Drive ............................ Cincinnali 29. 01110 EILERSON. THOMAS .1. 1 ...6428 Ridge Avenue . ' 13.011io ' 111.1111. ALBIZRT C 152'; Avon Drive . ' 29. 01110 ELLFRHORST, W'ILLIAM .1 ...3'360 Fo1icily Drive ,. .. ' I l. 011m ICSCHENBACH. FRANK .1. .............................. 131 Danic1 Slroot ....................................... Latonia, Kenlucky ,..450 O11vnr Strool ....... ...I320 13011-11211? Road . ...1142 HCISChCI Avenue 1552 Reid Avenue ...... 1263 Rossmnro Avenue . 6313 Kinraid Road R. R. N11. 1 ............ 4349 Harding Avenue 2216 Oak1anc1 Avenue . 1966 Andina Avenue .. 2021 Burncl Avenue 1100 Kollman Street . 3851 Davcnanl Avenue . 3123 Mozart Avenue .. FAIRBANKS, EDWARD B., .111. FANNING, JAMES R. .............. FARRELL. JOHN F. FEDERLE, RICHARD J. FINN, GEORGE L. . FISCHER, DONALD E. 1:15CHE ER, EUGENE A. FISCHESSER, ROBERT J. FLESCH. JOHN .1, FLYNN, GORDON F. FORNEY, FERDINAND A. FRANZ. ROBERT F, ITREY, ARTHUR H .1 FUHR. ROBERT C. .................................. Cincinnati 8. 01110 ..Cinc1nnati 24, 01110 ..C111c111na11 29. 01110 Cincinnati 13, Ohio .,M1111a1111 Cily. 1211111 ..C1nc1nna11 11. 01110 ..Cnving10n. Kentucky ..C1ncinnati 29. 01110 ..Cincinnati 19.01110 ..Cinf1nllali 14. 011111 Cincinnati 13.01110 ..... C1nc1nna11 11. 01110 Page 124 Senior Directory Cincinnati 5, 01110 Cincinnali 7, 01110 Cincinnali 4, 01110 Cincinnati 29. 01110 Covinglou, Kenlucky .,Cinc11111a11 27, 01110 712 Purce11 Avenue ...... 311 I Fa1r1ic1c1 Avenue 636 Ncavc Slruel GILLIGAN, JOHN J. 1261 Paddock Hi11s Avenue GLENN, W1LLIAM E. 609 Main Slrccl ......... GRANGER, PAUL F. 0022 Briuon Avenue GALLAGHER, KEVIN E. GAUTHIER, HENRY J. GERKE, ROBERT L. . 1:1. Milc1lc11. Kentucky Cincinnati 19, 01110 ...Cincinnali 8, 01110 Ft, 1V111c11e11. Kcnlucky Cincinnati 5. 011111 Covingtnn. Kcnlucky ..Cov1ng1un, Kcnlucky Covington, Kcnlucky ..Cinc111na11 24, 01110 C 1.12264 Dixie Highway 2325 Hora Slree! ...... 3256 Hardisly Avenue .. 6 Princeton Avenue 545 Purcc11 Avenue 16 Kyles Lane .......... 608 VValkins Slrecl ............ 15 VVcst NineIecnkh Slrcci 0323 Ham11lon Avenue 5848 Montgomery Road 3468 Mayfair Avenue 52 Euc1111 Avcnuc 1111,15, PAUL J. ............. HARTIGAN. RICHARD B. HEEKIN, WILLIAM J. HEMMER, Rosem- E. HENTZ. VVILLIAM G 1'1ILS,JUDE T. HINKEI, JOHN HOFFER VVILLIAM E. HONERKAMP, EDWIN N. HUBER, RICHARD N. . HUEY, NORMAN A. . 11111011145011, GERALD .1. Cincinnali 1 1. 01110 Wyoming 1.5. 01110 JOIMNNIGMAN, WILLIAM R. . .3648 Eric Avenue ...Ciucinna11 8. 01110 ..C111c1nna11 24, 01110 Cincinnali 13, 01110 ...Park H1115, Kcmucky KAMMER, ALVIN .1. R. R. No. 9, Staliun K.. Box 484 KANE, LAWERNCIZ A. 5915 K111111or1y Avenue KATHMAN, JOHN .1. ...818 St.Jan1cs Avenue ....... KELLEY, KEVIN D. ...1146 Hcrsc1m1 Avenue KELLY. JOHN 11. . Box 395, R. R. 1 KENKEL, EDWARD 1 ...1675 C11asc Avenue KENNEDY, DONALD L. . ...4022'Mar1m1 Avenue KENNEDY. THOMAS E. . 2431 Dixie Highway KNAPP, GEORGE .1., .111. ....3755 Darwin Avenue . KNUCHEL, JOHN R. ...1849 Ha111in1r1 Slrmxl Kocx, JOHN E, 2771 Eugenie Lanc KOETTER, THOMAS N ...12 Map1c Sheet ...... KOLKER, JAMES H. . ...318 Broadway .......... Kon-nz, BERNARD G. 6830 Grace Avenue KRABACHER, ROY A. .3839 No1an Avenue KRAMER, DONALD 1:. ...117 VVa1nut Sheet KRUEMPELMAN, GEORGE H., .111. .24 Ridge Road ........ Cincinnati 23, 01110 ..C111c111nal1 12, 01110 South Fl. M11611o11, Ky. ...C1ncinna11 11. 011111 Cincinnali 23. 01110 Cincinnati 11. 01110 Reading 15. 01110 Cincinnati 2. 01110 Cincinnati 24. 011111 C1111 11111111 11. 01110 Readinrf 15, 01110 1:1. V111C.11c11,chItuc1..y ...C1ncinna11 5. 011111 ..C11K:11111a11 5, 01110 Latouia. Kentucky Cincinnali 12. 01110 ..C111c1nnali 5, 011141 Cincinnati 5, 011111 ..C111c11111al1 8. 01110 C 1 1 1. 01110 ' 12, 01110 .1331 Cm'ec1a1c Avenue 751 Purrc11 Avenue .3521 1V1y1-11c Avenue 2522 1nr11a11 1V10u1u1 Avenue 712 C1a11nra Drive 566 Puma Avenue 1149 Hcrsc11c1 Avenue 3710 Darwin Avenue, ...2607 Mars11 Avenue ldAlVIPE, JOHN II LEESMAN, WILLIAM J. . LEMHAN, JOHN : LEUGERS, PAUL T LINCER, XVILLIAM T. . LINDENSCHMIDT, THOMAS LONG. THOMAS 11. ............... LUEKEN. LAWRENCE F. LUKEN, EUGENE G. MCAVOY, ROBERT VV. MCCAFFERTY. RICHARD E. MCCARTHY, DONALD C. MCDEVITT, .losnpn M. MCDEVITT, ROBERT .1. . MCIDYNT, 101m A. .112. ..... MCBAMARA. RAYMOND C MACKE, VVILLIAM J. MADDEN, JOSEPH N. MEAKIN. CHARLES 1., JR MEIROSE, HAROLD R. MEISENHELDER. JOSEPH . MOEHRINGER. THOMAS N. Moss. MAURICE E, .. 1V1URP1H', JAMES E. MURPHY, MAURICE L, MURPHY, REED F. MURRAY, THOMAS W ...649 Rvading Road . ...1414 Hn1man Slrcul ...5024 Co1cra1n Avenue 2197 Crane Avenue . .1125 Cart1i11 Avenue . ...3136 Portsmnulh Avcnuc 1306 Cryur Av011110..... Bux 366A, R, R. N11. 12 2012 Pcar1 Strcvl 2420 111530151110 Avenue . 4624 VV. 15111111011 Avvnuo 1965F Sullvr Avenue ..... 6609 C111CIk1gc AvcnuI: .. 962 Hawl11nr11c Avenue 220 5011111 Grand Avenue 1086 Lawlun Road T774 Pcnnsy1va111a Avenue ,..3207 Rogers P1ace ............ Reading 15, 011111 ,.Cov1ngton, Kenlucky Cincinnati 23. O111n Cincinnali 7, 0111:; Cincinnati 9. 011141 Cincinnati 8, 01110 .1I1c111112111 8, 011111 Cincinnati 33. 01110 Cm'inglon. Kcnlucky ..C1nc1mmli 20. 01110 Cincinnati 32, 01110 Cincinnati 25. 01110 Cim'innali 11, 011111 ..C1nc11111a11 5. 011111 Fl. T1111111as, Kcnlm 11y Covingtan, Kentucky Cincinnati 26. 011111 Cuvinglnn, Kcn1uc1x'y 1 NELTNER. EUGENE N. . 2.43 Gar1dis Drive ....... ..T110mas. Kentuckv KEYFR. RAYMOND A. .3530 Linwood Road .. ..C111c1n11ati 26, 01110 NIEMIAMIER. ALBERT C....10111 Krvis Lane .......... Cincinnati , CH11111 NOSCIIANG, RAYMOND D. . ...3625 Columbia Parkway . Cincinnati 26. 01110 Page 125 Senior Directory ...... Cincinnati 8.01110 Mt. 1Nashinglon 30. 01110 Flossmout. 1111015 ,..Cincinnafi 13. 01110 ...3636 Saybrook Avenue ..... B'urney Lane .................... .UCIydu anrl Dundee Slrccts ...6118 XVcbbland Place. ........ PALAZZOLO, JOSEPH J. .1 ...2831 Observatory Avenue. PARKER, JOHN J. ...1674 Herlmrl Avenue PESSLER, RICHARD L. I ...6166 River Road ........ PHARO, Rom-ik'r 1.. 3279 Nash Avenue Cincinnati 26.01110 IJLAS, ROBERT R. ,..6705 Mcrwin Avenue . H.Cinrinnati 27, Ohin PURCELL, RICHARD C, 1132 Vine Street ............ Newport. Kentucky RABC, ALVIN R. ...1:l. Mihtht-H. Kentucky REHME, THOMAS F. , Cincinnali 13.01110 REIFEL, JAMES R. Cincinnati 7, Ohio OBERSCHMIDT, LEO E, O'BRIEN, PAUL A., In, OBRIEN. VVILLIAM 15. OVERHERG, RICHARD J. ....C1nc1nnali 8. 01110 Cincinnati 7. 01110 Cincinnati 35. 01110 ...16 Sunnymcde Drive 6537 Ridge Circle ...20l2 Duck Creek Road Rlcr, JOSLPH E1 ...3 Beechwood R0216 ..... F1. 31ch110 . Kenlucky RIEDINGER RM MOND C.1305 Alberta Slreol .1 Covington. Kentucky RINNER. JOHN E. 2730 M11101 Avenue .. ...Cim:1nnali 12. Ohio 363 iVchIpin Avenue . 27l Beech Road . Soulhgatc. Kentucky 238 Oak Shed Cincinnali 19. 011111 2807 Central Avunm- NIMJIEMWH, 01110 1436 Franklin Avenue . H.Cincinnali 29.011111 ROTTENBERGER, DONALD C. 1412 Franklin Avenue .. Cincinnati 29.01110 RUSSELL, JAMES D. ................... ...5803 Montgomery Road H.Cincinnali 13.01110 RYAN. JAMES J. ...927 Roscmont Avenue .............. Cincinnati 5. 01110 RYAN, VVILLIAM C. ...2404 Indian Mound Avenue 1. ..C1nc1nnali 12.01110 ROEHM, STANLEY J. ...Cincinnati 29.011111 ROESEL, RICHARD G. Ross. GERALD G. .. ROSSI, 111100 D. ROTHAN. PAUL L. .. .111035 E. Rtmkwnull Drivu .1 ,..l93l Norlhcuit Avenue 2468 Harrison Avenue .. 6239 Montgomery Road ...6188 Rogers Park Place 1.2891 Ziegle Aw'nuu 619 Fifth Street 2955 Eggcrs Place . 2419 Kenilworth Avenue ...1110 Rulison Avenue 1705 Dallas Avenue ...27 Sheridan Avenue ...... H.148 Burns Slrccl .............. 16 VVashington Avenue ...3107 VV. Eighth Street .V.2513 Indian Nluund Avenue 2520 Lnsanlivinn Aw'nuv .1 ..C1nc1nna11 8, 01110 Cincinnati 20. 01110 Cincinnati 11.01110 Cincinnati 13. 01110 ..C1nc1nna11 13. 01110 Cincinnati 8. 01110 Duytun. Kentucky Cincinnali 11. 01110 Cincinnati 12. 01110 Cincinnati 5. 011101 Cincinnali 24, 01110 :1. Thomas. Kvnfut'liy VVyoming 15. 01110 Ft. Thomas. Kentucky Cincinnati 5. 01110 Cincinnati 12 Ohio CIHCIHndh 12 Ollln SANTEN, HARRY H. SCl-IAEFER, WILLIAM C. SCHLoss, ROBERT J. SCHMIDLIN, THOMAS J. SCHMIEDEKE, DENNIS C. SCHNEDL, FRANCIS A. SCHNEIDER, VVILLIAM J. .. SCHUIERMANN, RICHARD E SCHULER, JOHN J. ..... SCULLY, WILLIAM E. SEGRIST, JOHN VV 1, SEmERT. VVILLIAM R. SHERMAN. MICHAEL A. SIMON, VVILLIAM E1 . SPAHN, THOMAS M. . SPINNENWEBER, JOHN B. STAUTnERG, GERALD J STEIGER. DONALD T1 , 663 State Avenue ......... Cincinnali 4, 01110 STEINKER, FRANCIS X ...1609 Dcxlcr Avenue Cincinnati 6.01110 STRATMAN. DAVID F. ...I08 E. 25117. Street Covington. Kentucky ...3532 Herschel View .. .,C1nt1nnati 8, 01110 mBox 312. R. R. 11. Gaines Road 102 VVaIIacc- Avenue . 5316 1Nakcfield Place . Box 108, Crcslvicw H1115 SULLIVAN, EDWARD XV. . ..CincinnaH 25, 01110 .ACnvingtnn. Konlucky .1C1nc1nnali 12. 01110 .IErlangcr. Kcnlucky TEUSCHLER, JAMES L. THEISSEN, PAUL J 'l'HURNER. GEORGE . TILLMAN, WILLIAM C. . UHL, WALTER L. ULLRICH THOMAS W ...C1nc1nnati 8, 01110 ..Aur0ra, Indiana ..,2864 Zicgle Avenue.. 103 Main Strccl ..... H.206 Locust Street ........................ 7604 Anllmny VVaync Avenue . UErlanger, Kentucky jincinnafi 16, 01110 VAN HAGEN, ALOYSIUS BV . VOLLh, JACOB J. .............. VON BIRGELEN, FRANCIS M. .. ...1259 Rossmorc Avenue ............. ..C1nc1nnaH 29, Ohio VON HANDORF, EDWARD F. .......................... 634 Highland Avenue .............................. Covington, Kentucky XVALTHER, Louis B. ........ ...2205 Oakland Avonuc ., ..Cnv1ng1on. Kentucky 400 Linden Avenue ...51 Euclid Avenue . 1419 Lakelaml Avenue 3889 VVeirman Avvnuo . 1723 Park Avcnuc,............. ...6211 Corkelynu Avenue . 1923 Dallas Avenue 832 Sunset Avenue 2617 1V1ontana Avenue 20 Esther Drive ..Sou111gatc. Kentucky ..VVynm1ng 15. 01110 ..C1nc1nnati 16, 01110 .1C1ncinnali 11.01110 Newport. Kcnlucky ..Cinc1nna11 11.01110 ..C1ncinna!i 24, 01110 .VCinCinnali 5. 01110 ..C1nr1nati II. 01110 Cincinnati 13. 01110 WEBER, CLARENCE E. VVEBER, VILJ 1AM J. VVERTZ, DONALD C. 1. VVESTRICH. RALPH L. VVILDHABER. JCSTUS E. 1. VVILKE, THEODORE H. WISE, PAUL W. VVITTE, HERBERT J. . WhuLFRon, IRWIN J. VVOLTERING. THOMAS P VVOOD, JAMES A, ...... 6963 Salem Pike ..Cincinnali 30.01110 VVORDEMAN, JAMES A1 I .324 Ludford Avenue .....Ludlow, Kentucky VVORST, JOSEPH JV ........................................ I131 Grand Avenue ................................ Cincinnali 4. 01110 Page 126 Page 127 ; CAPITOL PRINTING COMPANY CINCWNNAT12.0HIO
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