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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1948 volume:

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Gerwin, '51 Albert Mechley Jr., '51 BUSINESS STAFF Joseph E. Klein, '51 Stephen J. LcPiHe, '51 Peter J. McCarthy, '51 Harold H. Moore, '51 PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF James N. Brichetto, '49 Thomas L. Heavern, '49 Martin E. Daly, '50 ART STAFF James A. Glenn, '48 John J. Salodin, '48 Page 3 DEDICATION ANY generations of graduates have gone out from St. Xavier High School into the various walks of life. To all of these alumni we wish to dedicate the 1948 X-Roy. Since it is obviously impossible to list all these graduates, we have chosen five of their number to represent their fellow alumni in typical professions. To typify all the Xavier men who have gone on to be spiritual leaders as priests and religious we have chosen the Most Reverend John King Mussio, J.C.D., '20, Bishop of Steubenville. Mayor Albert D. Cash, '1 l, lupper Ieftl of Cincinnati, de- picts for us the Xavier graduate in public life. The Xavier trained educator is portrayed by Dr. Francis A. Arlinghous, '22, Uower lettl, Professor of History at the University of Detroit and incumbent President of the American Historical Association. In the medical field Dr. Edward J. McGrath, l24, tupper rightl, Assistant Dean and Professor of Surgery of the University of Cincinnati Medical School, typifies the Xavier prepped doctors whose name is legion. Mr. Anthony C. Elsoesser, '10, llower rightl, owner of the Palace Hotel in Cincinnati, stands for the countless Xavier men who have made their way in the business world. To these men and to all Xavier grads they represent we dedicate our book. Page 5 ALL PATHS LEAD TO THE ETERNAL COMMENCEMENT look back upon pleasant years of study, fun, and friendship. Recalling many days and nights of strenuous application, we are justly proud in boasting that these years have' been our accomplishment. a5 we approach that Iong-awaited graduation evening, we But our mastery is not complete. This school life has merely been the beginning afour journey through life; all along our eyes have been fixed on the end of this journey, our ETERNAL COMMENCEMENT. We are now about to select the particular path to our ETERNAL COMMENCE- MENT, whether it be law, medicine, or the sanctuary. We have consulted our Jesuit guides. We have set our compassest We have stored up our provisions. It is true that each of us will choose a different paths But ultimately we will arrive at the same goal, the summit of Eternal Life 7 In planning this year- between two coversl', we, the Seniors and Underclassmen of St. Xavier High School, have been mindful of this goal: the ETERNAL COMMENCEMENT. This catalogue of our school life in the '47-'48 season has been arranged in order to mirror the ultimate purpose of each single hour spent here in the halls of Xavier: to mold and strength- en youthful characters and bodies for the achievement of this goal. Turn the pages with us, and see how we have prepared our- selves to travel the paths which lead to the ETERNAL COM- MENCEMENT. Page 7 UJ rrIr- mI-IJ -u :- O-l Page 8 I'I'lI-l I ' 27!!rI'I-lrrl -IZH1KI'I'IOZI'HZZOO WE'RE ON OUR OWN N the following pages are the young men who have traveled I together through the preparatory stages of the journey. These are the youths with whom we have trained for life's journey. And these are the' youths with whom we graduate. Ours has been 0 close union. In these days of study and the perfection of our spiritual and physical quoiities, we have strug- gled and strained together. Now, as we approach the finish-line of this readying period and enter upon the task of salvation 05 0 career, each of us understands that he could never have trov- ersed the path alone. After the few years of instruction and inspiration and of the comradeship and assistance of these, our friends, we have come to the point at which we and our classmates realize that WE'RE ON OUR OWN' Page I l MI r '1 2' r w m s : m w? m, An! gf! 2 an 1' N W CHARLES J. AMANN C1055 Honors 2; First Honors 2; Second Honors 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT T. ARMBRUSTER K,B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES B. BAARLAER Sodulity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Second Honors 1, 2, DAVID B. BAMBECK Second Honors 1, 3, 4; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3; Debating 1; Musical Show 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2; Music Appreciation 1. Page 12 LAWRENCE W. ARNOLD Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 1. F. JAMES AUSDENMOORE Class Presidenf 4, First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orotoricol Finals 3 First Place 31; Football R. 1, 2 1Copfoin 21, V. 3, 4 tCaptoin 41. 1- JAMES F. BARKER Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming V. 3; Truck V. 3, 4. ROBERT N. BECKER Sodality 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD F. BENS First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; SENIORS '48 ARTHUR T. BEYER Sodolity 1; K35. 1 Club 2; Basketball R. 2. RICHARD J. BERNING First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Sodoli'ry 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3; Xavier Prep 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3. V. WILLIAM R. BLANK First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; SOdOIiW 11 2. 4; K1B.SA 1, 2, 3, 4,- Track V. 4. ARTHUR E. BLAU Sodlolity 1; K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. . , 2, 3, 4; Classical Sodolity 1, 2; K85. 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS B. BISCHOFF Second Honors 1, 2, 4; Sodalify 1, 4; K85. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4; Track 2, 4. WALTER X. BOECKLEY Second Honors 2; Class President 1, Sfudent Coucil 1; Soduli'ry 3, 4; K,B,S 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2; Football J. 1 HENRY L. BOEHMER Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football R. 1, 2; V. 3, 4. Page 13 Football R, 2; V. DANIEL H. BRADY First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Class President 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball R. 2; Football V. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodulity 1, 2, 3. JAMES J. BRESLIN First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4,- K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2; Musical Show 1, 2; Band 1; Track 2, 3, 4. F. CRAIG BRINKER Cioss Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. FRANK J. BRAUNWART Second Honors 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. T THOMAS E. ERIN KMAN Second Honors 1; Sodolity 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3; X-Ruy 4; Bond 1. THOMAS A. BUCKLEY First Honors 1; Second Honors 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; X-Ray 2, 3; Xavier Prep 2, 3; Camera Club 1; War Bond Committee 2 1Choirmon 21. DENNIS A. BROWN Second Honors 2; Class President 4; PAUL K. BUENGER Student Council 4,- K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 14 LOUIS H. BUNGARTZ Class Honors 2; Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Student Councii 2; Footboil J. 1, JAMES M. BURKE Second Honors 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, JEROME L. CARLETTI First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; Student Council 4; K,B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-Presidenf 4; Basketball? J. 1; R. 2; Football J. 1. JEROME J. CARROLL Second Honors 2; K85. i, 2, 3, 4; Debuting 1. SENIORS '48 THOMAS J. CAMPBELL First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Football J. 1; Swimming V. 4, Track V. 1, 2, 3, 4. VINCENT N. CAPASSO Firs? Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Ray 2, 3. JOHN D. CARROLL First Honors 1, 2; Sodomy 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2, 3. MARK G. CARROLL Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 1; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 15 FRANK W. CIANCIOLO First Honors 3, 4; Second Honors 1, 2; Class President 1; Student Council 1; Sodolify 1, 2, 3, 4; K35. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Clossicol Club 2; Football R. 2; V. 3, 4; Track V. 2, 31 ROBERT F. COOK Sodolity 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM J. CUSHING Second Honors 1, 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3, 4 fPresidenr 31; Basket boll J. 1; Fomball J. 1. PAUL M. DAULT Second Honors 3, 4; K38, 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 16 ROBERT S. COOK First Honors 3; Second Honors 4; K.B.S, I, 2, 3, 4, WALTER G. CRUSE Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. DAVIS Sodulity 1; Student Council 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 3; Glee Club 3. JEROME J. DAVIS First Honors 1, 3; Second Honors 2, 4; Sodomy 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL D. DELL Second Honors 2; Sodoli'ry 1, 2; K35. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT l. DEPENBROCK K.B,S. 2, 3, 4; SodoIify 2, 3, 4; Debating 2, 3, 4; Musical Show: Business Staff 3; Xavier Prep 2, 3, 4; 1Circu101i0n Manager 3, 41; War Bond Drive 2. JOHN F. DONAHUE C1055 Honors 2; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; Student C0uncil 4 1Presidenr 41; Sodulify 1, 2, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4; Elocution Finals 1, 2 1First Place 11; Classical Club 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 1, 2, 3, 4 1Associure Editor 21; X-Ray 1, 2, 3. LAWRENCE l. DONNELLY Class Honors 1; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4,- C1055 President 2; Student Council 2; Sodomy 1, 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 1, 2, 3; Football R. 1, 2; V. 3, 4. SENIORS '48 JAMES H. DIEHL First Honors 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Basketball J. 1 1Coptoin 11; V. 2, 3, 4 1Co-coptoin 41; Football J. 1. DANTE G. DITULLIO First Honors 1: Secnnd Honors 2; 305613011 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. DORGER Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debuting 1, 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2; Track V. 2, 3. HAROLD G. DORN Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolify 2, 3; K,B.S. 1, 2, 3; Debuting 3. Page 17 SENIORS ROGER F. DOUD Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. '48 ROBERT J. DOYLE K.B.S. 3, 4. JAMES J. DRESSMAN First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2, 4,- K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Oratoricols Finals 3; Classical Club 2; Basketball R. 1. 2; V1 4; Sodality 4. JAMES T. DUFFEY K.B.S. 2, 3, 44 THOMAS M. DUFFY Second Honors 1, 3; Acolyte 1 I 2, 3; K35. 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM J. DUMBACHER First Honors 2; Second Honors 1; Sodolity 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ciossicol Ciub 2; Glee Club 1; Camera Club 2, 3, 4. Page 18 WILLIAM J. DUWELL K.B.S. 3, 4; Foofball 4 1Manoger 31. HAROLD J. EHRHART C1035 Honors 1; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4; K35. 1, , 3, 4. DONALD P. EISENMAN Second Honors 1; Sodolify 1, 2; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTER C. ELBERT ll Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 1, 2. THOMAS J. FEIERTAG Second Honors 2; Sodolity 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 2, 3; Track 2, 3. WILLIAM C. FINLEY K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Elocution Finals 1; Football V. 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3. Page 19 SENIORS '48 GEORGE G. ELIAS K,B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4, JOSEPH C. FEELEY Sodulify 1; K.SS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musico1 Show 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 2, 3, 4. HARRY J. FLOTEMERSH Second Honors 1; Sodulity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2; Glee CM: 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 3, 4; Organist 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD L. FLOTTMAN First Honors 4; Seconds Honors 1; Sodality 1; K85, 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, SENIORS '48 JOHN A. FOX K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte l, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Second Hanors 2, THOMAS A. GALLAGHER Class Honors 2, 3; First Honors 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Sodomy 2, 3, 4 Nice- Prefect 3L K.B.S. 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2, 3; Xavier Prep 2, 3, 4 Editor 3, 4; Associate Editor 22; Debating 2, 3, 4, BERNARD J. GEYGAN K.B.S, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS W. GINNEY Second Honors 2; K,B.S. 2, 3, 4, ROBERT F. GARDNER Student Council 2, 4; Class Vice-Presidenf 4; Sodality 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball R. 2; V, 3; Track I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. GESSING First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3 Student Councif 2; K.B,S. I, 2, 3, Classical Club 2; Basketball R. 1. 4, 4 I JAMES A. GLENN Second Honors 2, 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2; Sodalify 4; K.B,S, l, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show: Business Staff 2, 3; Oroforicol Finals 3; X-Ray 4; Xavier Prep 1, 2, 3, 4; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3, 4; Track V, 4. DONALD T. GOETZ. Second Honors 1; Sodaiity 1, 2; K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. I; R. 2; Foot- boll J, I, Page 20 RICHARD F. GREIWE First Honors 1, 2; Sodolify 1, 2; K.B,SA 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Football R. 1 2; V. 3, 4; Track V. 2, 3. I RICHARD W. GROTE K,B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND J. HAUNERT First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2; Cheerleader 3, 4. EDWARD H. HAUSER Class Honors 3; First Honors 3; Second Honors 1, 2, 4; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4, Page 21 SENIORS '48 JAMES A. HAAS Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football V, 4; Swimming 1; Track 3. CHARLES J. HARDIG Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 3;1Elo:ution Finals 1; Glee Club 3. JOHN L. HAYES K,B,S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3, 4 WALTER J. HEFFRON First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS '48 RALPH F. HEIL K.B.S. l, 2, 3. LOUIS E, HELLMANN Sodality I, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J. i. EDWIN J. HENGEHOLD Jr. K.B,S. l, 2, 3, 4; Debating I, 2; Elocu- fion Finals 2; Camera Club 1. WILLIAM J. HICKEY Class President 1; Student Council 1; K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Camera Out: 2; Basket- bali R. i,- Foofboll R. I. JOSEPH L. HILS First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD L. HOFFER Second Honors 2; Sodoli'ry 2,- K35. 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2; Basketball R. 2; V, 4. JEROME J. HOFFMAN Class Honors 1; First Honors 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; Class President 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4; Football R. 1, 2; V, 3, 4. J. RUSSELL HOGAN First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 1; K.B,S. T, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 2; Tennis Manager 3, 4. Page 22 SENlORS '48 VIRGIL P. HOLMES PAUL E. HUNING K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY J. HUBER VINCENT J. HUSCHART Second Honors 1, 2, 4; Class President 4; Second Honors 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 4; K,B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball J, 1; R, 2; V. 3, 4; Football R. 2; V. 3, 4; Sodality 3. GEORGE J. IGEL First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT S. ISPHORDING K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football R. 2. DONALD H. JANSEN Second Honors 1; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1President 41; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 3. G. RICHARD INSKEEP Class Honors 3; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 1; Sodomy 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4,- Swing Band 1, 2, , . Page 2 3 SENIORS '48 ROBERT B. KAMENSHEK K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN G. KAST Second Honors 1; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track V. 3, 4. DONALD J. KATHMAN Vi First Honors 3; Second Honors 4; Sodolity i; K.B.S. !, 2, 3, 4. MEL B. KELLEY Sodolity 1, 2; K35. l, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Basketball R. 2. JOHN J. KELLY Jr. K3B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte l, 2, 3; Track V. 1. WILLIAM B. KEMME Class Honors 1, 3; First Honors I, 2, 3, 4; Class President 1; Student Council 1; Sodclity I; K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Classical Ciub 1, 2; Xavier Prep 2, 3, 4 Sports Editor 3, M. PAUL R. KEMPER Class Honors 1, 3; First Honors I, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Foot- boll R. 2; Sodolity l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS M. KINNEY Class President 4; Student Council 4; K,B.S, I 2, 3, 4; Musical Show I, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Swing Bond 3, 4. f SENIORS '48 JOSEPH J. KIRKLAND Sodolity 1; K35. 1, 2, 3, 41 THEODORE P. KISTNER Second Honors 1, 2, 3; KB. , S. 1 2, 3, 4; Swimming V1 3, 4; Track V, 3, 4, JOHN F. KISPERT - Sodoiity 1, 2, 3, 4,- K85 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. KOLKMEIER K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN C. KU NZELMAN PAUL M. LEARY Jr. Student Council 3; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Football J. 1. ROBERT W. LEHNHOFF HERBERT J. LARMAN Class Honors 3; Second Honors 1, 4, K35, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football R2, Sodomy 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Con- cert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Track V. 2, 3. Page 25 SENIORS '48 JOHN M. LINDEMANN First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3, 4; K.B;51 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT R. LIPPERT First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 1Prefect 41; K2315. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4 President of Campion De- baters 21; Musical Show: Business Staff 1; Classical Club 2; X-Ray 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2, 3, 4 1Associafe Editor 21. GEORGE A. LUBRECHT Sedality 1; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS A. LUCAS K1351 1, 2, 3, 4, Page 26 WILLIAM E. LISTERMAN First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1, 2, 3, 4 tPresident 41; Musical Show 3 Business Staff 21; Classical Club 2; Xavier Prep 2; Glee Club 1, 2, THEODORE J. LOMBARDI First Honors 1, 4; Second Honors 2, 3; Student Council 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2, RALPH A. LUEBBE First Honors 2, 3, 4; Sodality 2; K35. 2, 3, 4. RODNEY J. McGARRY First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Variety Show: Production Staff 3. THOMAS B. MALLOY Class Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mission Stamp Club 2. GERALD L. MECKLENBORG Class Honors 2; Second Honors 1; K.B.5. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Football J, I; Track 2. JAMES A, MEYER Sodolity l; K.B.S, l, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 2, ROBERT G. MEYER K.B.S. 2, 3, 4. SENIORS '48 THOMAS M. MEHMERT Sodality I, 2; Second Honors 2; K,B.S. 2, 3, 4; Debafing 2; Musical Show Busi- ness Staff 1. DONALD E. MENDEL First Honors 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; Sodolity i; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ciassicol Club 2; Track 4 JAMES W. MILLER KABS. T, 2, 3, 4; Truck V, 3. RAY H. MOHR Class President 1; Student Council 1; K35. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J. 1 Page 27 SENIORS '48 JOHN R. MOORE K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, JOSEPH F. MORAND First Honors 4; Second Honors 1, 2, 3; K.B,S. I, 2, 3, 4; Cfossicol Club 2; X-Ray 2, 3. RICHARD E. MYERS K,B.S, l, 2, 3, 4, HUBERT G. NEFF Second Honors 1; K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. 1, Swimming 4. Page 28 RICHARD E. MURRAY K.B.S. 2, 3, 4; Elocution Finals 2; ClossL col Club 2; Second Honors 2. THOMAS J. MUSSIO First Honors 1, 2, 3; Second Honors 4; Student Council 1, 2; Classical Club 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 1, '2; Bose- boll 2, 3, 4,- Football J, 1 mupfoin H; V. 2, 3, 4. DONALD L. NEYER K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT F. NfEHAUS First Honors 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 2, 3, 4; Debating 3, 4; Musics! Show: Business Staff 2, 3, 4; X-Ray 2, Xavier Prep 2, 3, 4 Mssociote Editor 3;. JAMES H. NIEMAN First Honors 1, 4; Second Honors 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 3, 4; chd 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Elocution semhFinals 2, PAUL C. NIEMAN Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1. PAUL B. OLDING Second Honors 1; Soduiity i, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1; Football J. 1. CARL F. ORTH Second HonOrs 1; Sodomy 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 3 Page 29 SENIORS '48 THOMAS C. NURRE Second Honors 1, 2; Sodolity 1, 2; K.B;S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. 1; V. 4; Football J. 1; V. 4, ELMER J. OBERMEYER First Honors 1, 4; Second Honors 2, 3; K.BAS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Xavier Prep 1, 2. F. EDWARD OSTENDORF Sodomy I, 2; K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1. BERNARD H. OSTERHUES First Honors 2, 3, 4; Second Honors !; K.B.S. 1, 2; Track V. 2, 3, 4. SENIORS '48 FRANK J. PALERMO First Honors 1, 2, 4; Second Honors 3; Sodolity 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1. DENNY S. PALUMBO Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. PAQUETTE K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 3. VINCENT B. PATER Second Honors 1, 3; Sodolify 1, 2, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 2, 3; Camera Club 2, 3, 4; Swimming J. 2 Manager 11. DANIEL J. PESSLER Second Honors 1, 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketbolf J, 1; R. 2; Football J, l. DONALD F. PETER Glee Club 1; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4. Page 30 GEORGE J. POHLMAN III Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 10mm Major 2, 3, 41; Concert Orchestra 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, Musical Show 1, 2; Truck J. 1; V. 3. 4. 2, 3. WALLACE A. PORIER Student Council 1; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 1, 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2; Camera Club 3, 4; Football J. 1; Track 3, 4; K35. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. POTTEBAUM Second Honors 1, 2; Sodolity 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN E. POWERS First Honors 1, 4; Second Honors 2, 3; Sodulity 1, 2; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 3 4. LOUIS C. REBSENDORF Second Honors 3; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show: Business Staff 2; Camera Club 1, 2, 3, JAMES P. REDDICK Class President 2, 3; Second Honors 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debuting 1; Elocution Finals 1, 2; Band 1; Football R. 2; Track V, 3. Page 31 SENIORS '48 PAUL E. RADENHEIMER Second Honors 1, 2; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show: Business Staff 2; X-Ruy 2; Xavier Prep 2, 3, 41. Business Manager 2, 3, 41. JAMES R. RAUCKHORST K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. A. THOMAS REIS Second HOnOFS 2; Class President 1 Student Council 1; Musical Show 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Swing Band 1, 2, 3; Camera Club 1, 2, : RICHARD R. RIEDY Firsf Honors 1, 4; Second Honors 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 2; Bond 2; Swing Bond 2; Football R. 1; Golf 2, 3, 4, JSENIORS '48 RUSSELL R. ROEDER Sodu1ity 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; FootboH J. 1; R, 2; Basketball J. 1. RICHARD L. ROEDING Class Honors 2; First Honors 2; Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football R. 1. PATRICK J. RUTTLE Class Honors 3; First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Ray 2, 3; Camera Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN J. SALADIN Student Council 1, 2; Sodolity 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; X-Ray 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2; Footbuil R. 1, 2; Track V. 1, 2 3, 4. Page 32 E. GERTH ROLFES First Honors 4; Second Honors 2, 3; Sodali'ry 1, 2; K.SS. 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. ROWEKAMP Second Hnnors 1; Sodomy 1, 2, 3, 4. K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL H. SAND K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; Track Manager 3. JOHN W. SCHABABERLE First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; Sodomy 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Bond 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD A. SCHEID Class President 2; Student Council 2; Sodolity 1,' K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1; Concert Orchestra 1. JOHN P. SCHILLING Second Honors 1, 2; Sodomy 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. .Mg W m w; . ' GEORGE R. SCHMIDT First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J, 1, R. 2, ALBERT C, SCHNEI DER Sodolity 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; Choir 3; Track V, 3, 4, Page 33 SENIORS DONALD E. SCHMI DT Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2; Musical Show IPro- duction Sfoff1 1; Sodality 1, 2. HENRY C. SCHMIDT Second Honors 1, 2; Sodolity 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 GEORGE A. SCHRAER Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,- Tennis 1, 2, 4 JOHN F. SCHROEDER Second Honors 1, 2, 4; Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; K,B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Musical Show: 1Business Smff1 2; Xavier Prep 1, 2, 3; Football R. 1, 2; V. 3, 4, '48 SENIORS '48 R. THOMAS SCHULTE LAWRENCE J- SCHUCHTER Second Honors 1, 3,- K.B.S, I, 2,- Football Second Honors 3, 4; K.B,S. 2, 3, 4, J, 1; R. 2. F. JAMES SCHULTE THOMAS J. SCHUMACHER K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basebail 2, 3, 4; Second Honors 1, 2, 3; Sodolity 1; K.B,S. Football R. 1, 2. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3. RALPH C. SCHWARZ J. DANIEL SHERMAN First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K,B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Second Honors 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 41 EDWARD J. SEXTON JOSEPH F. SHIELDS Sodality 1, 2, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- Sodality 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football bull R1 1; Second Honors 1. J. 1; Truck 3, 4. 1 S E N I O R 5 JOHN M. SHIELS EDWARD T. SMITH K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J, 1. Sodofity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1; Second EDWARD s. SMAIN Honors 1' 2' K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1Manager1 R. 2,- v. 3,- Football 1Mcnoger1 v. 3, 4. THOMAS R- SM'TH First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodali'ry 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Classical Club 2; Xavier Prep 1; Bond 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Swing Band 1, 2, 3. RAYMOND T. SNIDER RICHARD J, SPADE Sodolify 1, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte K.B,S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; 1, 2, 3. Bond 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Swing chd 1, 2, 3, ROBERT N. SONTAG First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; RICHARD A' SPRAUL Student Council 4; K83 1 2, 3, 4; Sodclity 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4,- Bosketbull J. 1,- Football J. 1; Swimming Musical Show 3; Glee Club 3; Track V. 3, V. 3. Page 35 '48 SENIORS '48 DONALD C. STAHL Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball J. I; Track V. 3, JOSEPH A. STEGMAN Sedality T, 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1. J. KENT STEER Second Honors 1, 2, 4; Sodality 3, 4; KABS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J, 1,' Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. LEO F. STRASSBURGER First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; K.BAS. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1. Page 36 RALPH N. STEIGER Class Honors 1; First Honors 1, Z, 3, 4; K.BS. 1, 2, 3, 4, ROBERT C. STENGER Sodolity 1, 2; K35, 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH W. STRATTON Sodalify 2; K,B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Elocution Finals 1, 2; First Pfoce 1. ROBERT J. STROTHER First Honors 1; Second Honors 2, 3; Sodomy 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating 1. WILLIAM E. STRYBEL C1055 President 2; Student Council 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4, EDWARD M. SULLIVAN Second Honors 1, 3; Class President 3; Student Council 3; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 3; Elocution Finals 2; Cheer Leader 2; Football J. 1. PATRICK M. TEHAN K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. 1; R. 2; V. 3, DONALD H. TENFELD K.B.S. l, 2, 3, 4. J. BRUCE SUMMERS Sodolity 1, 2; K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Orchestra 3; Swing Band 1. DAVID J, SWEIGA RT First Honors 1, 3, 4; Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 3; Elocw tion Finals 1; Orotoricol Finals 3. EUGENE L. THAMAN Sodomy 1, 2; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football R. 1, 2. RICHARD J. THIEM Sodality 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1, 2, 3; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3. Page 3 7 SENIORS '48 JEROME L. THOLE Sodality 2, 3, 4; K.B.S, 1, 2, 3, 4,- Acor lyre I, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2; Bond 1; Concert Orchestra 1, 2; Swing Band 1, 2; Football 1Monager1 V. 3; Track V. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 2. FERRIS D. THOMAS Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football J. 1. ALOYSIUS R. THUENEMANN Second Honors 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball J. 1. ROBERT C. THUL Class Honors 1, 2, 3; First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Band 2, 3, 4; Track 1. GERALD T. TILLAR Class Honors 1; Second Honors 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2; Concert Orchestra 1,2. THOMAS J. TULLY Class President 1, 3, 4; Second Honors 1; Sodolity 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 5; Chairman of Junior Prom 3. DONALD G. VOLLMAN K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN R. WACHENDORF Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B,S, I 3; Football R. 2; V. 3, 4. Track V. 1 3, 4. 2 , r l 1 Page 38 SENIORS '48 JOHN J. WATSON THEODORE C. WELTY First Honors 2, 3, 4; K.B,S. 2, 3, 4; K3151 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball J. 11 Debating 4; Classical Club 2, 3, 41 EDWARD J. WENSTRUP First Honors 1, 2; Second Honors 3; Class Honors 3; First Honors 2, 3, 4; Sodolify 2; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Debuting Second Honors 1; Sodulify 1, 2 3 4; 1, 2; Classical Club 2; Glee Club 1; K.B.SA 1, 2, 3, 4. Football J. 1Manoger 11. MARK C. WELLING 'gm-f lee LOUIS H. WILKING JAMES J. WIMBERG Student Council 2, 3; Sodolify 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Honors 1, 2; First Honors 1, 2, 3, K.B.S, l, 2, 3, 4; Football RA 1; V. 2, 3, 4; Sodolity 1; K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 4; Truck 2, 3, 4. Show 1Business Staff 11; Debating 1; Classical Club 2; Basketball J. 1; Football ; JOHN A. WILLIAMS R; 1' 2' E Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; K.B,S, 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical Show 1, 2, 3,- Bond 1, 2, 3, 4,- JOHN C. ZEMBRODT Comcert Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Band Class Honors 1; First Honors 1, 2; K.B.S. 3, 4. 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 2, 3. Page 3 9 1 LEADING US ONWARD URlNG our four years at St. Xavier we have been mere D novices dependent on the guiding hands of our various superiors. These men and women have stood as friendly guides at every turn in the path of our student lives. But often they have been more than guides, they hove been our leaders, Standing potiently and quietly by, ever prepared to lend ossistonce and inspiration, have been our p0 rents. Our indebted- ness to them for guidance and encouragement can never be payed. Success in living this life and attaining the next 05 a result of our training is all the payment they ask. Eoch one of us, too, realizes the countless sacrifices our teachers have made in placing their knowledge and guidance at our disposal. Their one aim has been to make us Christ-like men, men prepared spiritually and intellectually to follow stead- fostly the paths of truth and honesty. Without their closs-room skills and strict sense of discipline, ours would have been on aimless, wasted high-school career. Here, also, we present our bishops w outstanding examples of high perfection in life. These bishops have been not only our guides; they have been our leaders, high-ranking soldiers in the army of our supreme leader, Christ, Perfection has been their goal, perfection should be ours. In this section, then, we present the men and women who are the success in our eyes, who have inspired us to success, and who will guide us to success: our spiritual leaders, our teachers, and our parents. Page 4l THE MOST REVEREND JOHN T. MCNICHOLAS, O.P., STM. Archbishop Of Ci ncinnoti Confidentio Divini Auxilii Page 42 D.D., S.T.D. Eary Bishop of Cincinnati Page 43 i Auxi TO THE MOST REVEREND GEORGE J. REHRING, ivino Beneploc InD VERY REVEREND MARSHALL L. LOCHBILER, SJ. Presidenf of St. Xavier High School Page 44 Patrick W. O'Brien, S.J. Rev. Robert C Broome, S.J. Rev Rev. Maurice J. Hussey, S.J. Rev. Thomas J. Powers, SJ. Rev. Raymond B. Walsh, S.J Assistant Superintendent of Superintendent of Buildings Treasurer Buildings, Athletic Director English IV. Latin ll Cu-ordinotor of the May Felc English III, IV, Refigwnn IV - -1I-cn:b-n Rev. Harry J. Barron, S.J. Rev. Francis A. Bittenz, S.J. Latin I1, English II Latin II, Religion II, Rcngon II, III, IV, HiSlOry II, Enghsh ll Rev. Richard J. Brown, SJ. Rev. Walter B. Dimond, SJ. Rev. John J. Keleher, SJ. Abcbra I, Religion II Lorin 1, English I Eansh 3, Latin I Rev. Joseph H. Lechfenberg, SJ. English I, Latin l, ReHgion H Modovmor, Apowcshsp of Prayer Rev. Edward J. O'Brien, 5.J. Hlsfovy V, vaigmn HI Swnnmmg CQLKh, Tmtk Conch Revl Kenneth F Shumun, SJ. Spanish III, IV Rev. Ludislaus A. Mujerowski, 5.J. Lorin l, English L Religion III Moderator, Acoly'rltol Socony Moderator, Mission SOCICW Rev. Peter A. O'Brien, SJ. Smdent Chaplain Rev. John J. Uhl, SJ. Ecomomics 1V, History II, Algebra HM Geometry 1H, Rmigxon IV Rem Stephen A. Meder, SJ. German IV, Religion 1, II! Geometry II Schoor Librarian Rev. George E. Shea, SJ. Religfom H, HI Student Counselor Moderator, Mothsrs' Club Rev. Edward L. Wieber, SJ. Latin HI, Rclwglan H, V Smdcnt Counselor Moderator, Senior Sodomy Mr. Louis M. Bruufz, SJ. Mr. James F. Egan, SJ. Mr. Henry C. Gelin, SJ. Latin II, English II History I, ll, English II Physics Moderator, Freshman Sodomy Moderamr, Cheerleaders Moderator, Cumplon chahsrs Assisfont School warorion Mr. Robert J. Kearns, S.J Mr. John H. Kleinhenz, SJ. Mr. Leonard J. Langendevfer, SJ. English IH, IV LoTin l, GeomeTry II, Religion I Loiin II, English II, Religion I CoiModcrofor, quer Prep Co-Modermor, The X-Rov CoiModeramr, lnfmmurdl Athiehcs Mn James V. McGlynn, S.J. Moderator of the Bun Busmess Moderator of the Play Mr. Thomas M. Shields Religxon Moderamr, Xavier Prep Latin Ell, English IV, Religion IV :1 Hxsiory I, Aigcbro l, Gcomcfry II, ' f Mr. Edward F. Robinson Geometry ll, Religion ! Moderator, Sophomore Sodollfy Maderafor, Camera Ciub Golf and Tenms Coach Mr. John C. Thibault, S.J. Greek III, IV Moderator, Classical Club Mr, William P. Ryan, SJ. Econonucs IV, Hisfory Ii, Ill CoiModeruror, The X-Rov Co-Moderofor of Intramumi Athletics Mr. William G. Topmoeller, S.J. Engiish IV, Lahn IV Moderomr, BeHormme Debmors Dwectar of the Play L.,.. 4- H . ,uy 2 Mr, John P, Ternes, SJ. Mr. John J. Brennan Mr. John Craven Latin 1, II, English II Chelmstrv stiory i, ll, EngHsh IV Mr. William J. Dahlenberg Mr. James J. Glenn Mr. John McAnaw Director of the Bond French HI, Iv, English III, Iv Trigonmmcrry IV, Geometry m Algebra I, IN, IV Mr. John R. O'Leury Geometry II, III Trigonometry IV, Algebra I, II Mr, Kenneth Scheurer Coach of Reserve Fomball and Boskefboll Assi5lunt Coach of Track Team Brother William P. McGovern, SJ. Requiescaf in Pace - -ll'CO -n Mr. Nicholas Weiler His'mry l, Chemisfry Ill Hood Basketball Coach Assis'ront Fuafbull Coach Mr. Harry Washer EngHsh Ill, H'wstory I Physncol Educofion Head Football and Baseball Coach OFFICERS : LL'II 1011:4111 Mr. Rnlx-rl K, Chundlmx ML Thomas A. anlughcr, Judge Clurem-v E. Sprawl. Mt, Ilcrmun II, W'tn'dt'mzm During the past year, the Dads' Club has been under the capable direction of MrV Thomas A. Gallagher; Rev. Fr. Marshall L. Lochbiler was the faculty moderator The Dads have done a splendid job joining with the fccuty in school activities Aiming at chser cooperation between the teachers and parents, the faculty and the Dads have met monthly to discuss the academic and spiritual progress of the students. The Dads' Club has also cooperated with the faculty and the Mothers' Club in promoting the annual May Fete, in order to build up the scholar- ship fund for needy and deserving students, Mr. Thomas A. Gallagher President of Dads' Club 1: Fr. E. Obrien talks things over with one of the Dads' The way I see it . . . OFFICERS: Salim! Mrs. Lnuis A. Bunning. Mrs. Fred B. Ausdemnoore, Mrs. Thomas X. Dillon, Mrs. Nellie .lamsr-u. Standing Mrs. Anthony G: Huber. Mrs. Emeran B. Tiller, Mrs. John Gilligan, Mrs. Arthur j. Cnmmy; Mrs. Hurry L FL'hY. LAhscnU Mrs. Charles D. Hogan, Mrs. Benjamin F. Lancaster, Mrs. Herman Ii. Xi'ordmmm. I-viiftil' .E .1 if? I t On the first Monday of each month, the Mothers conduct their meeting. 1 In purpose, the Mothers' Club is closely aliied to the Dads' Club. The I past year Mrs. Fred B, Ausdenmoore was the organization's very active l president; Father Shea again served OS moderator. Throughout the year, the Mothersj Club has given active support and generous ossisn i tonce to school activities. Besides taking their place in the annual F May Fete and sponsoring frequent cord parties and socials for the 5 benefit 01'- the school, the mothers have graciously served as hostesses at the reception of Bishop Wildermuth, of Patna, India, at the football f and bosketboil banquetsi 0nd at the dance and Communion breakfast that closed the year for the Seniors, Mrs. Fred B. Ausdenmoore President Of the Mothers' Club Christmas Party About Geometry Mr. The Mr. . and . and Mrsv . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Thomas J. Boll . and . and . and Mrs. William H. Becker . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. V and . and . and . and Mrs. . and . and A and Mrs, A and . and Mrs. A and . and . and Mrs. . and Mrs. A and . and . and Mrs. . and . and A and A and . and . 0nd . and Mrs. Anthony J. Ackerman and Mrs. Leonard A. Ahlers J. H. Albers Company . and Mrs, David T. Allen 'A and Mrs. Joseph M. Allen . and Mrs. C. B. Amunn . 0nd MrsAThomcs L. Armbruster . and Mrs. George Arnold . Kathleen Auberger A and Mrs. . and Mrs. Aloysius Auchter Fred B. Ausdenmoore Mrs. Joseph L. Baorloer Clarence J. Bach M. E. Baldwin Mrsv Mrs. Bart CA Bombeck AI J. Bechtold Raymond GA Beller Frank J. Beumer Edward Bens Frank V. Benton, Jr. Frank L. Berg Mrs. Mrs. Clarence J. Berger Elmer F. Berger A Norbert J. Berning Mrs. Paul JA Betscher Howard J. Bettner Mrs. Mrs. Frank J, Buemer Harry J. Bischoff Edward J. Blou Albert E, Boehmer Lawrence P. Brand Joseph H, Breitenboch MrsV Mrs. . Leo. JA Breslin , and Mrs. A and Mrs. Harry E. Brinkman Frank W. Brinker . and Mrs. Oliver J. Brockman A and Mrs, George E Brown . Leona JA Bruemmer Mrs. Lawrence G. Budde Clement LA Buenger J. H. Bungarrz Mrs. Mrs. Louis A. Bunning E. WA Burke Paul D: Cain Robert J. Campbell Herman Carletfi Mrs. Mark G, Carroll Mrs. Albert D. CosteIlini . Frank J. Chester . John A Ciunciolo . Edwin K. Cleveland MrsA Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cloud MANY THANKS . and Mrs. , and A and . and Mrs. . 0nd Mrsv A and Mrs. . and Mrs. . 0nd . Julia Dell . and Mrs, Ivo J. Depenbrock . and Mrs Charles Deye . and Mrs Clifford T, Diehl , and Mrs. Joseph H. Dillhoff A and Mrs. Edward F, Dinan . John Doench A and Mrs, . and Mrs . and Mrs , and Mrs. A and . 0nd . 0nd MrsA . and . cmd . Walter C. Elbert . and Mrs. John N. Elias . and Mrs. Alphonse A. Elsaesser . and Mrs Henry KA Erftenbeck . and Mrs. Fred C. Ernst A and Mrs. Joseph P. Evans . and . and Mrs. A and Mrs. A and Mrs. A Foltz . and Mrs. . and . and John J. Connolly Alfred A, Conway Arthur J. Conway Edward K. Corwin James JA Cushing Thomas G. Daley James J. Davis, Sr. Mrs. MrsA Mrs, Daniel Delony Ambrose G Dorger Clyde W. Dom Norbert J, Dorsel Bernard M. Duffey J. Emmet Duffy G, Dulle, Jr. Victor C Duwe1l R. J. Ehlman Harold F. Ehrhort Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. MrsA . and Mrs. George Even . and Mrs. Hurry Fogedes . and Mrs, Richard E. Farwick . and Mrs. H. L. Fehr . and Mrs. Jerry M, Feiermg . and Mrs. Otto F. Filippine . and Mrs William H. Finley A and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick . and Mrs. Robert R. Fitzpatrick . Thomas J, Fleming Mrs. Harry BA Flotemersch F. E. Flottmon James Flynn John L. Fox Mrs. Cyril Fries Mrs. Michael B. Frost . William Funke. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. A and Mrs. Thomas A. Gallagher Theodore F. Gardner John B. Gorfner Frank Geraci Robert F. Gerwin William J. Gessing Page 54 Mr. . and A and Mrs, A and Mrs . and . 0nd . and . and Mrs. . Marie M. Haas A and Mrs. John B, Hordig . and Mrs. Luke F. Harig . and Mrs. Waiter T, Hart A and Mrs, B, R. Hayes . and Mrs, T. L. Heovern A and Mrs. William G. Heeb, JrA A and Mrs. Francis RA Hellmann A and Mrs. Norbert G. Hellmonn . and Mrs. C J. Helmers . and Mrs. A. A. Hessling . Rose Brooks Hillenbrund . and Mrs. M. Henry Hils . and Mrs. Earl A. Hoffman v Charles D. Hogan A and Mrs. Allen W. Hopkins . Leo. J. Huerkomp . and Mrs. Paul H. Huning . and Mrs. James J. Hum A and . and Mrs. Frank C Johnson . 0nd . and Mrs.Thomas J. Ginney . and Mrs. C. M. Gfaser E. F. Glotthoar G. J. Glutz F E. Granger Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Eugene J. Greiwe Richard Grote George J. Guenthner James E. Gunning . J. Homer Huscharf A and Mrs. Theodore D. Huseman . and Mrs. William J. Huster , and Mrs. George M, Inskeep . and MrsA Robert B. JSpI-nording , Nellie Jansen Mrs. Bernard F Janszen Mrs. Harry T. Kaiser . and Mrs. Bernard Kamenshek , and Mrs, William H. Kothman A and Mrs. William J. Kovanaugh . and Mrs. H. J. Keller . and Mrs Joseph A. Keller . and Mrs. John JA Kelley . Lucille MA Kelley . and Mrs Frank J. Kelley A and Mrs. John Kemme . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. A and Mrs, . and Mrs . and Mrs. K. V. Kitzmiller . and Mrs. Robert L. Kemper Philip J. Kennedy William A. Kennedy Joseph C. Kinney Louis F. Kispert J. Leo Klein and Mrs. Frank H, Kleman . 0nd . and . and . 0nd . and 0nd . and . 0nd . ond . 0nd . and . cmd . and . 0nd . Roy H. Meyer . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs, . and Mrs . Edward J, , and Mrs . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. A. H. Morse . and Mrs . Virginia Murray . and , and . and . and . and . cmd and . and A and . and . and . and Mrs. Albert H. Koehler . and Mrs. N. C. Kuechley . and Mrs. . and Mrs. H. R. La Bar . and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lancaster . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Stephen LaPille, Sr. . and Mrs. John Lurmunn Henry F. Kulle Leo F. Langefels . and Mrs. George J. Laumann . and Mrs, . and Mrs. . Albert J. . and Mrs. Leo T. Leonard . and Mrs. Ralph L. Lipperf . Mary Agnes Listermon Joseph C E, LoVollee Poul M Leary Lehmeyer Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Robert D. Loftus William J. Luftmcnn C. J, McCaffrey Francis X McCarthy Roy 0, McDuffie James R. McGarry George R. Martini Joseph L Maurer AI Mechley, Sr. Lynn Mecklenborg R, WV Mecksfroth Herman J. Meirose J. A. Meister Anthony H. Meyer Stanley T. Meyer Urban Meyer Leslie J. Miller George Miltz John T. Monohan Moore, Jr, Harold A. Moore George E. Moron Harmon E. Morris Kenneth W. Morrissey John J. Murphy Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr; Mrs. Mrs. Thomas J. Mussio George S Neff Alphonse F. Never Robert A. Niehous Herbert A. Nieman Lorry Nurre Elmer J. Obermeyer Leo. E. Oberschmidt Mrs. James E, O'Connell Mrs. August T. Olding Mrs. A. G. Olthaus TO OUR PATRONS and Mrs, John O'Malley and Mrs. Fidel Orth and Mrs. Peter J. Pulozzolo Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. The George Pessler Family Mr. and M 5. Alfred Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Poetker Mr. and Mrs, Walter A Porier Mr. Mrs. RoymOnd C. Potteboum Mr. Mrs. John R. Powers ML Mrs. Neil Ronsick Mrl and Mrs. Herbert J. Roferman Mr. and Mrs. Hermon G. Rauckhorst Mr, and Mrs. Edward F. Reekers Miss Emma A. Reid and Mrs. Frank Palermo B. Vincent Pater . and and and Mr. 0nd Mrs. Alfred T. Reis Mn and Mrs. Bernard L. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Rice. Mrs. James B. Rickard The Rickling Company Mr. and Mrs. August J. Richter Mr. and Mrs Clarence A. Riedy Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Riegler ML and Mrs Vittorio AA Rigocci Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Rizzo Dr. and Mrs, E J. Roche Russell Roeder Family . and Mrs. Richard Rolfes . and Mrs. William J. F Roll Olem Rose Mrs. E. J. Ruthman Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs . and . and Louis A Ruwe . and James A. Ryan Edward Sand William Savage, JI. Jacob Schaboberle Stanley Schoefers Edward A. Scheid Philip F. Schilling Henry C, Schmidt Leonard W. Schmidt Fred F. Schmitz B, A Schnedl Albert F. Schneider Stanley G. Schneider J. C Schnorbus J. L. Schoenberger William S, Schromm C. W. Schroeder Edward H. Schuermon C. J, Schulte Joseph A. Schumacher Ral'ph G. Schworz . and and . and . and . and . and . 0nd . 0nd . and . and . and and . and . 0nd . and . 0nd . and . and . and Page 55 Mrs. . 0nd . and . and 0nd . and and . and . and , 0nd . and Linna T. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs Mrs. Mrs, . Cor! Sfegmon . and Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . David J. Sweigort . August E. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mr5 Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. . 0nd . 0nd . and . cmd . 0nd . and . 0nd , and . and . and . and . 0nd . and . and . and . 0nd and . and . 0nd , and . and . 0nd . 0nd . and . 0nd . and . 0nd . and . and . and . and . and . and Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. MrsA . and . 0nd . 0nd . and . and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrsv Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs, . William A, Sederberg Herman J. Seibert . William L. Seibert . Edward J. Sexton . Paul V. ShieIS . C. L. Shoemaker August F. Siefker Edward H. Smoin . Charles F. Smith Smith Roy Snider Walter F. Somerville Nick Sontag E, J. Spieker Clarence E. Sproul Charles Stahl Joseph W. Steiber Robert P. Steiger E. P. Stenger Frank X. Stier Joseph Strossburger Frank Summers Robert H. Sunderman Tuske Daniel P Tehan F. C. Tenfeld Louis C. Thole George P, Thom N. W. Thul George E. Thurner Emercm B. Tillor Thomas J. Tully Harry G. Turney Harry G. Voet George R Vollman Louis L. Weber Jasper Webster Arthur Wehmeyer Edward T. Weingartner Harry H. Welling Charles H Wesselkamper Louis F, Wilking John A Williams Lee J. Wimberg Henry E. Witsken L R. Woltermann Hermon Wordeman John S. Yass Cletus H. Zembrodr Edward Zenni Robert G Zumbiel V 22.0: IN THE PROCESS VERY senior must admit that he is just a little bit envious of the underclassmen. These younger members of the school who are still laying the foundations of their lives have two or three of their greatest years before them. The freshmen, the sophomores, and the juniors are studying the maps for their journey through life. They are still storing up provisions of knowledge and friendship which they certainly will need in later years. But besides this slight and admissible envious feeling, each senior is somewhat proud to see the younger men following his example and taking the torch of school spirit from his hand. He is proud that with his departure from St. Xavier there remain others who, next year and in the years to come, will triumphantly continue to bear the colors of Xavier in scholastic and athletic endeavors. Again, the seniors are proud to have worked on the gridiron, the baseball field, and the debate floor with these students. Working side by side, seniors and underclassmen have formed a team, and have learned the valuable lesson of teamwork. .No victory has been the sole achievement of seniors. And no senior would be the leader he is unless he, too, had once served as a cooperating sophomore or junior. Functioning as a unit during this past year has taught them one of the most valuable lessons of life. It is now our privilege to present the Xavier men who are still in the process , the men who have done so much to supplement the activity of the graduating class -- the underclass- men. Page 57 Bottom How Andy Fogarty, Andrew Evans, jim llngzun Tum llmu'erm Tom Lancaster, Joe Lackey. Don Middle Hutu Twp Hem; Bulmm Rune Middle Raw Twp Row Lungvfds, Urban Mc-yelz XVu1t 'lepvrmun. Punl Swampy: 11111 Conway. Tom Komwuly. jim OTIUnnvlL Tom llzu't, john MvAndrcwsK Jack Schuvi'ers. jack McckstmllL A1 Pullnnhu. .Iim 1315395501; Jack 1VOK1cnmn. 13:11'1 Biennml. Bob Klvkump, jim Ryan. Mark Schmuln-rgmz LN: Klein, 101111 Klwchly, chrgv B11112. Tom 110111112111, 11m Mummy John Hdtig, XVillimn Biegcr, Robert Gmuc, 12111105 Clutz. C11ur1cs Amann. Jim Brichctto, .100 1Vcinlc, Louis Bur1m1as. john Schuler. Dick SLL'lng'll 171111 Cul'l'ulL DiL-k Trumu. Bnh Ansdvmmmrv, Charles 1117,10, Ed Clevchmd, Jack 130111, C1111: liieglcr, Bob Zins, Dick Smith, Jim Jncring. Hurry Moore, Dirk Rolfes, 100 XYindt. Joe Lvugvrs, john Kavanaugh, Paul Niebording, Dave 1111s, D011 11115, Dcm Brucmmcr. Stun Schneider. jack Crowley, A1 Morse, Stun Mucschl, joc kollor, juvcnul Schnorbus. Bob Sundcrman, .100 LaVuHc, Bob Dicknmn, Jim Ausling, Jun Dcidvslleimer, Dick Hess, Dick Kennedy, Lee Schmidlin, jim Cunning, Hurry Voet, Bill Morris, Ralph Bogenschutz, Herb Budde, Page 5 8 m Bottom Row lrlzu'ry Bode, Tom Even, Ed llumud, Don Fries Iim Roche Anthony Hcssling, Joe Geraci, Jack Dorsal, Ernie liigacci. Middle Hun? Melvin Clussnmyi'lz Charles Deye, Bob Hundorf, Stan Thom, Stuart Kelley, jim Bunning, ? Frank Licncsch, Paul Brunncr, Bob Duly. '1'er Row Charles Hunt, Bob Johnson Len Tasks, Tom Cardnsi, Paul Blukcly, Bill Schmmma Dun chlhmm, Earl Springmcivr. Don Nviheiscl. Baum Huu' Jim Spmul. Nitk Yilalgliano. llnrnhl Granger. Hurry Fugcdvs, Bub Bummer; Charles H'ebstcr, julm Sivinm. juL-k liilurt jumus Hunt, Ed chui. ' Middle Hnu' ix'cn Luschvrk. Art Dmsnmn, Art Sulmlu, 'l'mn Kulle, Cmrgc Cuonthncr, A1 Ullmld, Bernard Kounigx Gvrry OYXL'ilL Bub Laumaum. Al Lvhmeyou W'illimn Ifcvb, Bill Keardon, Cesare Sunfcngclu Al H'idmum Don Cuorgu. I Twp Hun: Tom ULIttlmar, jack Bertko, Fwd Wmmpsnm lm-k Swovnq. Dwight Pepin: Art Weluncyer, , Dick Ernst. Joe Slviber, Dick Xerli1'1g. Al Elmer, john 1.;1Bnr, Marty Follr, John Rice. 1 Page 59 Bottom Row Middle Row Top How Bartom Row Middle Rom Top How Ed Reilly, jim Roc-ding, Clem Homer, Bob Eckert, Dick Schucrmim, Bill Kitzmillcr, Bernie Kraft, John Muilundvr, Morgan Moore, Cone Koetter, Tom Sopen Jerry Emmott, Bob Auberger, Bill Coise, John Mullen, George Austing, Jim Richter, Jim Mcchzm, Bill Pastel, Bob Buether, Put Stecnken, Ken Morrissey, Paul Chester, Jack Herb, jim Cloud, Tom Boccklcy. Bob Brown, XVilliam Spinnenweber, Austin Keller, Paul Fricker, John Gerwe, Jim OyCmmell, Jerry Theobald, Tom Fath, John Ruthman, Bill Huster, Bill Rice, Bob Plageman, Ray Evers. Joe Lambert, Charles Ackerman, Bob Baldwin, Jack Mariam, Tom Powers, Ed Evans, Ed Auchter, Bill Zimmer, Bernie: Gott, Olivcr Brocknmn. Cone Leary, Tom Daley, Dick Egbcrs, Bob Chandler, George Schneider, Art Frimming, Paul Conway, Larry Breslin, Barry Savage, Tom Kulle, Howard lennix. Tum Buskett, Fred Luebhe, Tom Seibert, Dun Farwick, Dick Keller, Art Schreckenhofer, Adam Meyer, Bill Burke, Tom Lippert, Ed jucnkc, Anthony Nieberding In the mocd u 1. He has to learn his vocabulary. 2. u Next question . . . 4. Another win. 3. 5, Over the top 6 He'll pass. 7, Holy Name Parade Bottom Him; William Michel, Dave Altcmuehle Jim Phclnn. Jerry Keller. Frank Mzu'linL Dit-k Pand. Carl Moyon Bob CurmH, Anthony Pulazznlm jim MthlHH'mx Tom Amlcrbtm. Middle Row Jim Mycrs. .lim Mcllugh, john O'Malij Hay Ostvmlm'f. jnlm Pnhlnmn. John linggx Km Mvrsuh, Bill McDovitL C0110 Maminu, Ilihll'y Mt'imaul. Twp Row Chris Mains. H011 Loftns. .lim MudowciH. Kirk Mum. Bill Sontag. john SImc-Inzlkmt Paul Nivlluus, Rugur Mnorc, Bub Roinkv. Duw Pusslvr, Hullum Rout Jim Huvrkmnp. Paul Hnwmum Junk Cul'tnvr. Jack lrilippimu Philip Kmmvdy. Dirk Eih-rmn, 17cm Ehrhurt, Bob Kumvy, Bill Kill'nlcymx jim Gilligan. . Middle Raw Huh Crviwu Don Ilngdu DMD Junsxvn. Paul Krqu Jim Kelly. Don KIL-Iumlp. Bub Hliputrivk Dic'k KllL-hlo. Jack Helium's Michzwl jacobs. Tap limo Bill 'lVlmrncr. Ray Kulkmviuz Xm'mun Hayes Tum Kvupvr. Martin Duly. Tom Cvlh'uhcck Gerhard Erftvnhvck. Joe Kznmncr. Tum Fleming. Dun RITLCFS. i I i ' Page 62 linfmm H011: Don Stockelman, Dick Ratorman, Dave Hopkine Oborsulunidt, Corry Cahill. Bill Kovhlcr, erl Lev: Slliddlc Run: Jae Kvmlm. J00 Dillhnff, Bah Classmcyur: Jnv XVilbm'. jim Slvgnnm. Jnv Coiscn A1 Muyvr, Andy 'l'hul, Bah llzmst-r. jucuh Mislph, Ralph Tutu Vic Klomun. Charles Gurding. Trip Run: .Jum Svilwrl', Chris Riwu Paul .Kcllcy. Clifl. angvnmnn. jack Fikzputrick, Tum vam's Gerry Huhrvr. Bill FlymL Tum R050. Anthony Muzza, Tum Poland. Bob . Fred Hngcnhvrg, Don Murphy, Hulinm Rmr Dun Dvlamy. Ed Cnm'im Dick Spinnonwvlwr. i'mll Cain. Jolm Hruns. Tom Dinan, Jim Dullr. John Bnykml. Gil ZCllllllUdL Charles Dnv Paul Edc'luuum. Mfllrflc How Cvurgv Brankmnp. Don chwtt. Dick Somvrvillv. Gil Brrg KL-n Dzlhlo. Bub Burger. jno Dillon. Bah BrinklmuL Rngm' Dom. Dick Castvliini. Bm'nurik chrtmamn. 1th Run: Cvnv thfzm'n. Bill CIPPSUIL Fwd Bmhliug. .lim Brady. jm- Bl'L-itvnlnu'll. Ken Bichl, Tum Brmh-rivk. Run Bm'lnmu chiv Becker. 'lvrry .h'mln'uslm', Page 63 Bottom Raw Middle Row Top Rmu Baffmn Row Midlife Raw Top How Don T111111; Paul Vonderhcide, Fred Schmifz, John Sooto, Dick Schawfi-L Lodge W'ohvn Jack Wenstrup, Charles Pfeiffcr, Dick Ruwcg Bob Zumbiel. John Muistcr, Stan Stuubach, Dan UllriclL Ed Spiekm'. Ray Broderick, John 13mm Nail Stubbcrs, Bob Hinncr, Frank Soldnti, Paul Siefkcr Bnb xWcingmfrner, Ed Waltm, Jack Zukor, Bob Wright, Bob Sczumm, john Ruthcr, Mike Schweitzer, Paul Wrasselkumpcr, Bruce 'Wreml. Don Salamnne, Carey Conway Junk Koehler, Tom Davis, Paul Armhrustcr. Anthony Hex George Turney. Steve LaPille, Dun Steigcrwakl. Charles Schlcsingm'. Bob Rickard, Don Hengelmld, Joe Plagcmun, A1 Zimmer. Dick Rico. Peter RIchrlhy. Alvrry XVelling, Jerry Sturm, Bill VVimbvrg. Art Broering. Don Schneider. Geno Burschvr. A1 Fisher, Bill Becker, Bub Ccrwin, Bill Sclluho, Don Dolun. Fritz qu'ig. Bub SL-lmtl, Hurry Moore. Marty Clark. Herman Kautz: Maurice NCH'. 09N0FPwN Managers Smuin and victory shower. First doubles. A mighty heave.r It must be about Greek Put if in, Jim? Twin musicians? Boeckiey get a Business Staff for play. Deep in study Watch H12 board, Joe, you iust lost a Knight. Bottom How Morand Bach, Ralph Visconti, Paul Rosing, Don Luebbe, Carl Motz. Jim Powers Ed Bolgor, Bob McDonald, Tom Haas, Charles Wiley. Middle Row Jay XVoItermumL Paul Knhi, Paul XVcinhx Ray Frost Bill Hunnvyle Bill chluunp, Bill Herbert, Bab Hicv. jm'l'y Shusslmrgvr, Dc'm Scllildmm'x'l', Cliff Springmcim: D011 Sclmvdl. '1'er Row Don Ochkrr, Paul Gunglofl'. Jerry Lmu'y. jack Schwicrling. Dirk Allvn. Lurry Chinory, Jim Tully, Tum Sclmllt's. Klou Dunt, R011 Bnmmvurl. Paul Hx-hholx. s d. anmm Run: T0111 XVintermzuL Elnwr Bergen John Connolly john Lm'murd. Nnrh Punlos, jne mev, 1 Andrew 01mm; Tom Hymn, Roy McDuva, Charlcs Smith. Donald Schmidt f .Uiu'tlh! er: Dun Rickling Tum SMUUI, Bah ACIL'L; Tod Howling. Julm Dumu'la. Phihp Bmltll'r, Jnlm Nie, Paul RrincrnnunL Bili Fixn-i'ma lhygcr Scln'm-k. an'r Svllm'u-L. john Murphy. Tap HUM Neil Runsiuk john Cvisr, l .d Cook 3d TIIUIIIpMHL Cllurlvs Fallmy. 13qu AHvlL Howard Jlt-ringur, Juhn O'Connell. Miku Livntsch. Carroll Alllvrs. john Hoyt. Bill Sullivan. Page 66 Bnlmm Row Middle Row Top How john Bets'chm', Bob Brockmum Ed Koenig Ray Stief. jim DuH'y. Frank Yass, Bill Schimanski, Hurry Kumer, Bob Bicgcr, Vince Vondm'heidcn Tvrry Smith, Cuorgo Bauer. Bub Lintn Tom Van meen. Bill EEsawsscr, Hay HiLkL Vince RIISSLL Tam l'lassxrtt. Dick IHCC, Tom Apking, Jack Auckornmn, 'J'mn Suladim Ed 310mm: George Sudcrhcrg. jack Glaser, Bub Heller, jim Nolan. Bub H'vhrmzmz Dun Eva's. Bill Lullnuum: Dun Niohzuls. Juan Puulvt. jinl chmkv. IIOnl'y XVilskcu, Bill Huh: Larry Brand. Dirk Vngvlsamg. Dan Lawt'ly. Tom Crush, Hurhnn Hnu' Mizfu'h' Rmr Tap Hnu' Jim Yum. Luuis H'uH'vkuhl. Czu'l Soitterx Paul 'Hm'ig Jack DanL Immy Tmixiug Tom 13';le Cvm- Hirschlavrg. CCHT SL'huiL-h. Roy CNS. Amllx Suck Ilim Pivpc'r. Al Mm-hlvy Fwd Irvin: Ralph Snlduli. Huger YUM Birgvh'n, Slmu Elszulssvr, Anthony Srhm-idvr. Dun Clathuur, Jim Niolwrding jvrl'y thlnrr Alnv Klvim Bah 'l hit31 uuf Tom lilsvn. jim Lnlz. .lov Bvck. Clx'm liivsonbock. jmnvs H'h-trlm'kmx'ski. jack Luntm .Iim Huyvs: Al Ollllzuls. Dmv Brigham. Curl Mcimsu Duo 0n Vfung. jim Vnrd. Lzll'ry Bissmm'or. Louis Mey'rx Alcrry Stogmnn. Page 67 WITH DIVI NE ASSISTANCE- E St. Xavier men are keyed to Cl high spirituoi pitch. Our aim is personal sanctity. As helps along the way we have the daily privilege of hearing Moss, receiving Holy Com- munion, and going to confession in our own chapel. ' But besides the reception of the Sacraments we have various organizations which help us. Perhaps the most fundamental of Xavier's spiritual groups is the Sodolity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Here Catholic youths are in action, strengthening their own Faith and spreading it to others . . . The large number of daily communiconts shows the expansion and popularity 'of the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament whose members pledge them- selves to receive Holy Communion at least once 0 week . . . The Apostleship of Prayer circulates monthly forms to record the number of each student's intention, prayers, and good works offered to the Sacred Heart ir'i reparation for the sins of men We have eagerly adopted this method of saving souls and obtain- ing oureown requests through unified prayer. Exclusive of these aids, we have also two able student coun- . selors who provide us with individual spiritual instruction. Their prudent advice, administered in time of need, has improved the spiritual and scholastic welfare of us all A . . But the moments of recoiiection and resolution come with our annual three-doy re- treat. During these days, every doubt is explained, every scruple is resolved, and the desire for our own personal sanctity becomes our one goal in life. i it any of us foil notably in becoming Christ-Iike men during our future years, it will not be because we locked divine assis- tance throughout these four formative years of our iives. Page 6 9 MMM A .h-AMJV- Most important in fhe development of our spiritual life is the spiritual guidance offered To each of us by Fathers Shea and Wieber. These two Jesuit priests spend iong hours giving personal direction and counsel To Xavier students in their spiritual, social, and scholastic difficulties. Father Sheo is the coungelor for The Seniors and Juniors; Father Wieber, for the Sophomores 0nd Freshmen. Through these two men in pcrficulor, the Xavier Foculfy portrays ifs unsleish interest in the personal problems of each stu- dent and its eager desire To Train and mold Catholic youth to become loyal followers of Christ Well, it's that Physics, Father . . . u I guess it wifl be Greek next year , . . DAILY MASS One of the treasured parts of Xavier life is the daily Sacrifice of the Mass; Here Xavier students pray together to gain the graces for the day ahead. MASS OF THE HOLY GHOST BISHOP WILDERMUTH The Mass of the Holy Ghost Officially opens the The Most Reverend Augustine Wildermuth, S.J., school year, begging GodIs blessing for each recently consecrated Bishop of Patna, lndia, student. describes the work of the mission field and lauds the fine mission spirit of Xavier. ll'r'rst Row juck Rettig, jim OCmnu-ll, jim Manner, Tom Ilcm'orn2 jack Dorscl, Jim Ausliug, Bob Kulkx Jim Hogan, Earl Biermun, Jim Ryan, Second How Tom Kcmwuly, Bill Blank, Loo Klein, Bill Conway, Bob Klukzunp. Paul Sweeney. Bub Nicluuls. Tom Gallagher. Third Row Ed Smith, Mark VVeHing, Bill Carroll, Herb Buddc, Dave HHS, Clint Hiogk'r, jack XVillizuns, Paul HzldvnhvinH-r, jne Ililst Fourth Haw Charlie I'Iardig; jim Bzuu'luur, Dick Sprnul, Andy Fugurty, Dun Lungvtels, hVale' HUHI'UIL Rndncy McCurry, Harold Eln-hurt. Fifth Row Tom Brinknmn, Tom Feiertag, Bob Lippcrt, Bob Depeubrock, Jim Glenn, Jack Sweeney. Energetic in promoting Catholic Action, Father Wieber's Senior Sodczlity has proved itsehc the schoolts most important organization. Under the leadership of Prefect Bob Lippert, this Sodality hos staged entertainments, sponsored Sodolity sociolsl gathered and distributed Catholic literature, and coE- lected food frpr European retief. One of the most popular and profitable items of the Sodolity program was the discussion period of each meeting! during which some probiem 0f the modern Catholic youth was discussed. Lei! In Right Tum Gallagher, Bob Lipporl. Jim Hogan, Harold Ehrlmrt. . man. .w WWEISW e Firs! llinttn .Boh Fitzpzllrick. Don Ehrhurt, Bill Zimnn-r, T0111 Svibcrt. Tom Daley. Puul Conway. Jim Gilligan, Jack Hulmvrs, Smwizllellthln.E'ifllft: Loul'y. Dick Egbcrs, jack Fil 1110, Larry Brvsiin, Ed Jllvnku Dick Poiund, Dun chkmnp. Bob Krmlf'y, Thiriyiyllntqu '11;er Eri'tl-nlwck, Paul llllsmnam Oliver Brockmun. Tom Limwrt. Tmu Kullo, Ed Auchtcr, Bub Hcinkv. Duvu l'hurbxmjilhft': Hurry Sum W. Bob C'hll'mlle Franklin Martini. Roger Mauro, Art Frimming. Fifth Ron: jnu Kuu'unm, Dun Hogan, Bill Miclu-L llilzn'y Micmun. SODALITY OFFICERS Left In High! Bill ZimmL-r Mr. Edward Robinson SOPHOMORE SODALiTY Throughout the year, Mr. Robin- sonls Sophomore Sodolity manifest- ed a living devotion to Our Lady. The Mass Committee led the prayers during The daily Mass, At Christ- mas these devoted sons of Mary collected and distributed baskets of food and Toys to the ppor. They entertained The Dods' and Mothers' Clubs with a Christmas radio skit. Their crowning achievement was the devotions to Our Lady of Fatima on The five First Saturdays from De- cember to Aprile I'hirx'f How Divk Ruwc- h Kill. Paul Kr-Hm' Tcmy Vawu, jur-k Fil'xlmlrick. jm' DilllmIf. Cm'u' Vmemrm 1111111 Eddmunn. . 1m! linu ' XVuml :11 Murphy. liul' ' Bill Kuclllor. rum Poland, Fwd Ilugvnhvrg. K011 Buohm juv Dillon. Hun! Raw Lrlx-s Hichr, Ludgv Hl-hvlg hmnh'y htuuhuc'h. Punl Vmuh-rln-idnx jack Hullwr, Puul thssolk-kunpcr, 'ic Khmmn, 'l'nm Dil I mu'fh HUN. D011 Tilhu'. .Iim legmzuL Boll Zumhivl, Bernie Dxx'crlmunl'l. Cin-rt Zmnhrudl. Alml Kc'mu-y. jnu Bn-ilvulnu-IL jinn Brudy. Pith Rmr limmld Sviln-rt, Frud Sclml' Frank Suhlnl'i ldrvw 'Hml, Bill Flynn. ilucl LM'uy. Divk Ltlslvllini. I 5mm Harv RUIIUI'L Ohmm-llmidt, .Ivrry s a Hay Brmlu Bub Wringnrlm-Iz Prayer closes a Sodaliry social. Tom Lippert, narrator for the Christmas radio program. Christmas hymns for the Mothers' Club YuIe-fide party. Devotion to fhe Infant of Prague. Senior SodaIiI-y meeting. Sodnlity candidates. awn . . SodaIity reception. . Christmas baskets for the poor, . Adeste Fideles. . First-Suturduy devotions at Our Lady of Fatimal . Cutechists on their way to spread the Gospel. . Our Lady of Fatima Communion break fast. 7. Skating party. . Sodality cand8dates. quf Row Fr. Lechtcnberg, 5,1,, Jim Glenn, Jim Ausdcnmoure, Dick Somervillc, Harry F lotmucrsch. Middle Raw Jim .X'Izldeweil, Paul Huseman, 101m Connolly, Bob McDonald, Vince Vander- hcidc, Tom Crush, Harry Moore, Tom Boecklcy. Back Raw Stove Elsaesser, Paul Conway, Bob Johnson, Tom Reis, Bob Ruether, Jack Fitzpatrick, Jim Maurer, Paul Iluning, Jack VVenstrup. The Morning Offering . . . Prayers for the intention of the Holy Father . . . Communions of Reparations . . . These in general stamp the work of the members of the League of the Apostleship of Prayer. Recognizing the strength of common prayer, members of the League unite their daily prayers and good works in honor of the Sacred Heart for the intentions of the Church as recom- mended monthly by the Holy Father himself, for the missions, and for the intentions of all the mem- bers. Father Joseph H, Lechtenberg, StJ. has organized promoters for each class who distribute the monthly leofiets, keep the members familiar with the monthly intentions, and stimulate interEST in the work and privileges of the League C? m :w: ??REDAV KZOMMUNION iZZRCMKJFESSEON Every year there comes a time when Xavier students pause from the hustle and bustle of school life to draw closer to their Divine Master. The seniors withdraw to the Milford Retreat House for three days of quiet and seclusion. The underclassmeq make their retreat in the school chapei. On the week ends from January 9 to February 18, a group of thirty or more seniors went to Mil- ford spending their time in meditation, instruction, and other spiritual devotions Strict silence was the rule. For many this was a difficulty. But for aii it was an opportunity for spiritual planning and quiet converse with God. Father Francis A. Bittenz, S.J., a well known member of the school faculty, directed the under- classman retreat. This retreat solemnly closed with High Mass in the Students' Chapel on the morn- ing at January 23. The consensus of student opinion was that the retreat was a priceless opportunity for closeness with Our Lord which certainly is unequaled today and which might never come again. High Mass closes the underclussman retreat on January 23 whee mm ROUNDlNG US OUT ERITING a Ietter'I in a major sport, or being foremost in M a certain activity, is an honor and achievement of 'which any student is Truly proud. Our teams and individuals have made enviable showings on the gridiron, hardwood, and tennis court Our Sodolities have set new precedenfs and aroused unequaled interest. There are many more young men, however, who have obtained added worfh-while training in Speaking, writing, and acting, even though theirs has not been a name or a i'high-lighf in any particuicir field. Here is a section which shOWS just what we mean by the ofter-school activities which have played the roie of ROUNDING US OUT' Page 79 Swifcrl Jim Ryan, Jim OTIUmmH, Jack Rettig, Bill Listermun UDrvsidenU. jim Mechun, Jack VVutsun. Bob Nit'haus. Standing jim Allsdcnmonrc, Tom Heuvem, Jim Hogan, Bob Dvpvnhrack, Tom Lancaster, Mr. 'Ibpnmeller, S.j., Jack Donahue, Tom Gallagher, Bob Lippcrt, Tom Kcnncaly, Paul Sweeney, Ear! Biurmzm, Jack Gcssing, Jim Glenn. With 0 record of thirty-two wins and twelve losses, the Xavier speech squad, coached by Mr. William G. Topmoeller, S,J., finished third among eleven schools in the Greater Cincinnati Speech League. Given ample op- portunity for development in clear thinking and self-expression, members participated in over thirty non-leogue debates and three townoments, and won the League Trophy for Elocution, Oratory, 0nd Extempore Speech. In the annual Orotoricol Contest for seniors and juniors, Thomas A. Gallagher, with the address, Rome and Today , took the senior medal. Thomas P. Kenneclly took junior honors speaking on 'tAnti-Catholic Bigotry , Leif to Right Jim Ausdennmore, Andy Fogarty, Jnhn Donahue, Tom Kennoaly, Jim Glenn, Tum Lancush-Ix Tom Gallagher, JuCk liettig. ewe : amt . nu en-mufx .rW44 yzwaw, , W Standing hm C ligun, Charlie Smith, Gene l'Iirsc erg, Bernie Dwertman, Ken Biehl, Howard Heringer, Jim Duffy, Bill Harmqug Bob 391ch1ka Scared Bill Michel, Roger Mom Seibert, Tom Kulle, Al Mochl Don Hogan, Ed Auchtor, Mr Bruutz, pert, Ed Thompson, Tom CAMPION DEBATERS In a few years, the present Sophomores 0nd Freshmen will be repre- senting the colors of Xavier in Cincinnati high-school debate circles. During the past year, these young aspirants have been learning the funda- mentals and technicalities of forensic speech from Mr. Braatz in the Compion Debating Society. ELOCUTION FINALISTS The annual elocution contest for Sophomores and Freshmen took place on the evening of March 1 1, in Memorial Hall. Roger S. Moore, presenting the selection, The Miser Fitly Punished , won first place among the Sopho- mores; while Jeremiah E. Leary, with his Chris Columbo , took honors among the Freshmen. chl 10 Right Don T111411; Ronald Lnftus, Monmd Bach, Jerry Leary Iim Gilligan. Roger Moore, Jim Pieper, Iim Tu I I y. Seated Tom Gallagher, Jim Hogan. First Row Jim Gilligan, Jim UConnell, Oliver Brocknmn, Bill Kiffmeyer, Paul Vonderheide, Tom Kennealy, Don Hogan, Mr, Shields SJ. Second Row Bob Deptmln'och luck Donahue, Paul Radenhcimcr. Bill Conway, Tom Heavcrn, Paul Sweeney, Jim Mechan, Bob Nielmus. Thfv'rl Bum Bub Lipperl, T0111 Lippert, Geno VVolfzorn, Dick Somerville, Tom Seibert. Fourth Row .lim Ryan, Jim Niemzm, jim Glenn, Bill Kcmme. On September 30, 1943, the first issue of the 'thvier Prep was presented to the students of Xavier. On the East day of every month since, the Prep has continued to give Xavier students a month to month account of activities at Xavier. The 1947-48 Prep Staff had Mr. Thomas M. Shields, SJ, 05 its moderator and Tom Gallagher and Jim Hogan as its Senior and Junior Editors respectively. Scaled Tom Gallagher, Jim Hogan Standing Paul ltadvnheimcr, Tom llcavcrn, Mr. Shields, 8,1,, Jim Meelmn, Jim O'Connell. W eT-e W ra- w! i 's t. . t Ls : Seated tLeft to rightl Bob Fitzpatrick, Jim Ryan tcditorl, Cliff Rieglcr, Leo Klein. Standing Must fowl A1Mechley,Stevo LaPille, Urban Meyer, Harold Moore, Tom I-Icavcrn, Bill Conway, Stan Staubach, Bob Gorwin, Dick Allen, Don Ehrhart. Second How John Donahue, luck Huther, Pete McCarthy, Joe Klein, Jim Elsucsscr, Jim Brichotto, Jim Glenn, Jerry Bcttncr, Marty Duly. In years to come, we will all look back in retrospect to our days of Xavier. Then our memories will have lost many of the details of daily school life But we will be able to page through this annual and its prede- cessors to recall those ports of school life that had such a great part in forming our young lives. This year's volume of the X-Ray was ably di- rected by James Ryan, '49, the edltor-in-chief. In the background, but assisting and advising the editor and his staff, were Messrs. William P. Ryan, S.J., and John H. Kleinhenz, S. Jt, the moderators. Seated jim Ryan, Tom Brinkman. Standing Cliff Rittglftr, Mr. Kleinllenz 5.1.. Lvo Klein, Mr. Hyzm 5.41., Bob Fitzpatrick. Seated Paul Sweeney, Anthony Hcssling, Bill Spinnenwebcr, Don Jansen tPresidcntL ML Robinson 31., Jack Sweeney, Tom chvem, F red Thompson, D011 Fries. Standing Dick Earning, Bob Eckert, Jim Brichetto, Cliff Riegler. 3 The Camera Club, with its promising photographers, has played a leading role in school activities. From its fourth-floor darkroom have come pictures of major and minor importance in Xavier life. To the Camera Club almost OH school activities are indebted; they have coiled upon the photographers of Mr. Robinson's Camera Club to supply pictures for publicizing and promoting their objectives, While cooperating with other school activities, the shutter-bugs have been mastering cu skiil which will, in later years, supply some with a useful profession, and many more with an interesting hobby for leisure hours. : m b t1: Seated A1 Mechlcy, Roger Moore, Bill Thumer, Bnh VVeingartner, Murry Duly, Mr. Robinson 5.1., Gerhard Erftcnbeck, Cliff Fluegemann, Dave Schonck, Paul VVcinhr, Bill Michel. Standing Pqu Edclmmm, Bill Schimanski, Ray Stief, Joe Lambert. Herman Kautz, Pat Brand, John Peutet, John Glaser, Jerry Leary, Charles PfoiH'cr, F'rcd Schmitz, Jim Duffy, Bnh Lintz, Bob McDonald, Tom Davis, Geno Hirschherg, Roy Gels, Paul Vouderhcicle. .. Scaled VV-alter l'leH'mn, Harold Ehrlmrt, Bub Niclmus, Joe Hils, Tom Gallagher, Mr. Thibuult S.J.. Bob Lippert, Bill Listcrmun, Jack XVatson, Bob chkmnp, Louis Burhulas. Standing Puul Sweeney, jack Eifert, Jim O'Connell, George Miltz, Jim Hogan, Jim Muurer, Bub Kulle, Jim Ryan, Jack Rettig, Leo Klein, Tom Heavem, Andy Fogarty, Andy Evans, Tom Kennealy. 1 r :1 u. L11 ;J Seniors and Juniors, interested in the advanced readings of the classics, comprise the membership of the Classical Club. Early in December, this group represented Xavier in the annual Interscholastic Latin Contest. During the weekly meetings, round-table discussions were heid on Pluto's Apology. The club's activities were directed by Mr. John C Thibault, S.JV, the moder- otor. For the first time in many years, the Poster Club functioned as on active organization. Its main purpose was to promote school spirit and interest in school activities by means of signs and placardst Its moderator was Mr. Louis M. Braatz, S.J,; its president, Donald Niehaus. UAW m HighU Tum Boylson. John Msn'inni, Dick Allen, Duvc Janszen, Don Nichaust Ray IIils, Tom Daley, Tum Svilwrt. Bernie Becker. Art Schreckenhufer, Jay Hoyt, Bob McDonald. Phil Bendc'lz Joel Levny, Charlie Smith, Paul Cain tChuiruan Mr. Bruatz Salt I'nzs-i Emu Slum Elsuvssor, Tom Kcnnmly. Jack Kochlcn Bob Brnckmum jim Nolan, Curvy Conway, Oliver Bmckman, Paul llnscmnn. Larry Bissuwycr, Bub Bellm: Dun chkmnp. Secuml Ruu; jack XVillizuns, Jack Mvckslrolh, Bub Thui, Dick 'J'hicm, Jack Scllububcrlv. Joe Foolvy, Bub Bvumer, Bub Lclmlme Tum Kinney, Cmrge Pultlmun tDrum mujUH. Third RUN: Bill Rice UDrum mujorL Dun' Junszm, Bob Sclmlt, Dick Ruwo. Dan Lately, A1 Oleust Henry H'itsken, Julm Schwiorhng, Al Fisher, Fred Schmitz. Fourth How Tom Ortmml, Don Bennett, Dick Inskecp, Tom Soihert, Dick Hicc, jim Austing, jut: Dilllmff, Herman Remix, john Glaser. Fifth How Jim Niemun, Don Stahl. Hmvarcl Schupker, Andrew Thul, John Boggs, Tom llassctt, Joe VVindt Among the extracurricular activities giving Xavier students on oppor- tunity to develop their special talents, the Bond ranks high. Marching and playing at football games, the Band has turned in several fine performances to put Xavier in the spotlight in Greater Cincinnati, and to please Mr, James V. McGlynn, S.J,, its moderator, and Mr. William J. Dohlenburg, its director. The Swing Bond, Too, set toes topping as it played top hits and old favorites at basketball games, the football banquet, the May Fete, and school dances. Playing in 0 style pleasing to the ear of youthful America, it makes with music at school functions. . and don't get lost. One . . . two . . . 't Simon Jenkins William Listerman Joseph Gribble Thomas Buckley Gordon Miller Albert Schneider Faker Englund Frank Ciunciolo Senator Blake Loo Klein Dr. Glass Sasha Smirnoff Charles Hurdig Lawrence Donnelly m The Sf.Xuvier High School Players Present A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS 3k Directed by Mr. William G. Topmoeller, SJ, Moderator of the Business Staff Mr. James V. McGiynn, S.J. Stage by Mr. James P G!enn Business Manager Thomas Tully mm Cris Marlowe Bill Manney Robert Sontag Richard Graiwe Timothy Hagar! Thomas Mehmert Harry Biniun Richard Darger Lea Davis Joseph StroHon Gregory Wagner Fred Ausdenmoore Bank Messenger Robert Depenbrock THROUGH COURAGE AND TEAMWORK N our way to eternity, we are bound to encounter the some difficulties and trials that have beset our parents. and elders. Our high-schooi training is meant to help us meet and overcome these conflicts. However, scholastic achievement and intellectual success are not oII-sufficient in preparing for these conflicts. We must also rely on the knowledge and ex- perience of the athletic field where we learn the lesson of give and take. An active participatio'n in sports, whether on school or intramural teams, gives us this beneficial training. It helps to develop a sound, healthy body and the spirit of cooperation which is so necessary for any success, whether in this life or in the next. The hardwoods and gridirons of the Xavier have been and wili continue to be the fertiie soil, where the seeds of courage, teamwork, and fair play, once sown, will blossom into cu thriving, prOSperous, and understanding citizenry and Catholic maniiness. Page 89 Mr. Harry Washer i+cod FooibcH Bosebol Coach Coach In the coaches' office Rev. Maurice J. Hussey, S.J. Mr. Nicholas Weiler AfMeiEc Dwrccfor Head Baskeiball Coach Assw'stcnf Fontb-JH Conch Page 90 DICK GREIWE, fullback JIM BUNNING, end DAN BRADY, halfback STAN SCHNEIDER, fullback HANK BOEHMER, tackle JERRY HOFFMAN, end JACK SCHROEDER, quarterback PumuPuN-a BILL SCHRAMM, tackle TOM NURRE, center FRANK CIANCIOLO, guard Capl', J. AUSDENMOORE, guard BOB RUETHER, center TONY HUBER, halfback 'ID. 11. 12, 13. 14. JOHN WACHENDORF, halfback 15 BILL FINLEY, tackle 16 LARRY DONNELLY, guard TOM MUSSIO, halfback ANDY FOGARTY, halfback JIM HAAS, guard LOU WILKING, quarterback DAVE HILS, quarterback TOM BISCHOFF, tackle HUCK BUDDE, end Firs ! How Huck Bndde, Dick Croiwe, Tum Mussim jim Ausdmmmorc KluptainL Andy anurty, Dan Brady, Lou W'ilking, Jim Bunning. Second Row Bill DuwvlL Tum Cul'dnsi, Larry Dunnvlly, Bob Johnson, Jim 1111115. Tum Powers, Bill Schrznmlt. Third Haw Bob Lzmmamn, Frank Ciunciolu. Tnm Hurt, Bob Zins, jack Bertkt: Bill Biegcr, Ivrry Hoffman. Fourth Raw Ed Sumin Hiunugt-U. Tom Zinmlcr, Stan Sclmcidcr, Tom Bisclmfli. Tom Nnrro, Bill Finley Incl: Sclmcfm's, Elmer ngi'r MitnugC1 L Fifth Row Tom Bovcklcy Mm'1ugm LPaulChcster, Dave IIHSr Hunk Bovhmcr: Tnlm XVuchc-ndorf. Bab Ruuthvr, jcrry XVelling. Bob Iluudorf. Sixth ROIU Tony Huber. Bill Zimmcr, Jack Schroeder. x m sea Stun Schneider tam curries two wouFd-hc XV'ulnut Hills Luchrs m er the goal line. 1;: Sporting new uniforms, the Bombers handed their new coach a hearty welcome with 0 20-0 victory in the season opener. Don Brody, Stan Schneider, and Tom Mussio accounted for the touchdowns and were aided by the fancy running of Tony Huber and Dick Greiwe. Xavier continued its winning ways by scoring in every period against the Bulldogs, Mussio, Brody, Huber, 0nd Greiwe led the attack with long runs. Don Brody kicked five extra points and 0 field goal. The Bulldogs penetrated Xavier territory only once. The Bombers traveled to LouisvilIe to meet their first defeat at the hands of Louisville St. Xavier. An intercepted pass, a blocked kick, and a penalty paved the way for three of Louisville's touchdowns. Greiwe 0nd Huber scored for the Bombers who fought hard to the end. They threatened several times, but could not overcome the Louisville lead, Dirk Cl'viwv CMt plunges through 1hr Louisville St. Xavier lim- for :1 Xau'im scnrc Tony Huber Hm skirts around W'ithmw's right end to set up :1 Xavier touchdown. t In their fourth game, the Bombers bounced back into pay money by t defeating the favored Tigers from Withrow. Stcm Schneider spearheaded the Xavier attack with a sixty-one yard touchdown jaunt and o two-yard touchdown plunge A spectacular thirteen-yord pass from Huber to Budde netted the third score. Lou Wifking made all three conversions good. The Xavier High footballers failed to score in the first half. But in the second half, Norwood's tight defense ceased to be a match for Xavier's power plays. Dick Greiwe's consistent gains kept Xavier deep in Norwood territory and paved the way for the Bomber's three-touchdown victory. Dan Brady Hm mltmuncuvcrs Norwoodk socnndury us he streaks 85 yards to the goaI-linc. Dave Hils returns a Hughes punt for 30 yards. XAVIER 13, HUGHES 0 Under the Xavier University lights, the Xavier gridmen made it three in a row by downing the Hughes Reds on a mud soaked field. Schneider, X's All-City fullback, scored the first touchdown and plunged over for the point. Huck Budde caught one of Dave Hils' passes in the end zone for the final six points. XAVIER 38, NEWPORT CATHOLIC 0 Scoring in every period, the Bombers overwhelmed the Thoroughbreds from Newport. Bunning, Fogarty, Greiwe, Wilking, and Bieger scored the touchdowns; Wilking's place kicks accounted for the three extra points XAVIER 20, ELDER 13 The lads from Seventh and Sycamore won their first Catholic League game over Elder's Panthers. The game, played for the most part under a heavy rain, was 0 thriller. The lead seesowed three times before Fogorty clinched the victory with a short run. Earlier Dan Brady scored on a cross- buck and Huck Budde snagged 0 pass from Jack Schroeder for G touchdown. Tom Mussio Gm breaks into the Eider secondary. wmammn w r v-m-r . w.-'W 'WW The entire Xavier forward wall closes in on a Purcell back On CI crisp Sunday afternoon, Xavier met its first Cincinnati detect. Poor balI-hcmdling in the Bomber backfield kept Xavier deep in its own territory in the first half. Purcell capitalized to score its touchdown in the second period, A revived Xavier team took the field in the second halt to march 75 yards for 0 Xavier score. Schneider ciimaxed the drive by crashing over from the one foot line. Purcell however, came back in the final quarter to break the tie. 1 A thrilling finish to a successful season! The Bombers Showed the fight that made them 0 winning team. Bacon trotted on the field favored; staggered off, stunned. Dan Brady's right arm was th chiet weapon. His spectacular passes kept the Bombers in the game; his last two passes finally won it. Only twenty seconds remained and the Bombers trailed 13-7, when Huck Budde went off on a sleeper and brought down one of Don's oericils. Huck scompered to the gool-iine unmolested. With the score tied, Don again went into action. After taking a place-kick, he cooly lobbed a pass to Stan Schneiider in the end-zone for the extra point Xavier was ahead 14- 13. During the first fifty seconds of play, Schneider had scored with 0 plunge from the one yard line, after which Dcmny kicked the point. St. X emerged from this game in a three way tie with Purcell and Bacon tor the Catholic League Championship. Seconds after the opening kick-a , Schneider plunges over for Xavier's First T.D. against Bacon. Firs! Row Paul Cain, Bill Zimmer, Tom Dinan, Tony Mazza, Dick Castollini, Bill Stcibor. Jim Brady, Bob Seaman Second How John Zukor, Mike Jacobs, Bay Broderick, Ceorgeankump Corry Rohrcr: Barry Savage, Dick Raterman, Bin F lynn. Third How John Slummukm' H'Izumgcm, Jack Ruthcr, Dan Ullrich, BU! Mchvitt, Jim McHugh, Fred Lucbbe, Vic Kleman, Mr. Kenneth Schc-urer CuuchL Don l-lurphy. Fourth Ron; Paul Kraft, Adam Meyer, lucob Mislch, Larry Breslin, Bob Classmeyer. Jim Brady breaks into Purcell's secondary kw Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier MRA KENNETH SCHEURER Reserve Coach oesoxoooao wUR'z'Z'r Wi'rhrow 24 Western Hills 7 Norwood 0 Hughes 6 DePorres 13 Locklcmd Wayne 40 Purcell 6. First How Jim Voet, Don Schmidt, Ed Bolger, Maurice Naif, Tom Haas, Don Salamone, Steve LaPille. Second Row Bill Becker, Larry Chinery, Vince Russo, Pete McCarthy, Ed Moran, Dave Allen, Jack UCUHnell, Charlie O3Lea1'y. Last Row Tony Schneider, Bill Wimberg, Jerry Bettner, Jim Nieberding, Paul Reinermann, Don Glatthaar, Fred Fehr, Bill Fisher. FRESHMAN $$$F$ntw Vince Russo out for a pass. J VARSITY BASKETBALL Scaled Bruce Hh'ex'm, Ralph Bugonschutz, Jim Diohl Mlo-captainL Tony Huber CoAcuptuinL Dave llils, Ed IIOffcr. Middle Row Bob Berger HlanagerD, Jim Dressn'mn, Jim Bunning, Huck Budde, Tom Nurre, Bub Ructher, Mr. Nicholas Wcilcr KIWCM Last Row Jim Pllelum jack Helmcrs, Paul Conway, Elmer Berger annagerl CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Page 102 Coach XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER Weiler and his Catholic League Champs have plenty to smile about after Cllnching Ihe title. RECORD 43, WOODWARD 32 ' XAVIER 51, ROGER BACON 42 29, MAYSVILLE 54 ' XAVIER 36, HAMILTON CATHOLIC 61 31, LOCKLAND WAYNE 4O XAVIER 66, DE PORRES 23 28, READING 46 XAVIER 52, PLAINVILLE 50 41, WALNUT HILLS 32 XAVIER 38, ELDER 36 30, NEWPORT CATHOLIC 21 XAVIER 41, NORWOOD 47 23, ELDER 30 XAVIER 45, PURCELL 43 35, PURCELL 50 XAVIER 39, ROGER BACON 37 TOURNAMENT XAVIER 43, CENTRAL VOCATEONAL 37 XAVIER 33, ELDER 32 XAVIER 37, NORWOOD 42 Page 103 Tom Nurre, forward Iupper lefH Jim Bunning, forward hpper rith Huck Budde, center Co-captuin Tony Huber, guard Hower IefH Co-captuin Jim Diehl, guard Uower rith Ed Hoffer, forward mpper IefH Dave Hils, forward Mpper 'th Bob Ruether, center Jim Dressman, guard Hower lefH Ralph Bogenschufz, guard Uower rightl Huck Budde drops in two points against Woodward as Nurre i22i and Diehl t34i get set to rebound. Swish! Two Bomber points against Maysville, as Diehl, Wrenn and Nurre prepare for defensive work. Jim Diehl leaps high for a basket in the Locklund Wayne game. hi: . ...t.i-J..-a ,, s The Bombers opened the '47-48 bas- ketball season against the scrappy Wood- ward Bulldogs, Xavier held a light edge for three quarters then putled away in the fourth quarter scoring 18 points to Woodward's 8. Huck Budde led the attack with 18 points; Jim Banning tol- Iowed with 10. War M253 'V :'-ir; 3'N-f -' r4; t .-. , g; JLvi-EL' ,-::.:,-.. i-uriws Kentucky's Maysville, with key men still on hand from its 147 State Cham- pionship team, proved too much tor our Bombers. We kept pace with them for the first half trailing by oniy 1944. But the Kentuckians caught fire in the third quarter, dropped in 21 points, and then coasted to an easy victory Jim Diehl, with 10 points, was X's top scorer. mvsimrjr: m: The fast breaking Panthers handed Xavier its second loss. With Diehl's 10 points and Bunhing's 8 the Bombers stayed even with the Panthers in field goals, but lost out at the tree throw line. -..r. gm 13V , '4 ix! Hithwqu 1-1,. The Bombers played hip and tuck with Reading for three quarters; But in the last eight minutes Xavier's offense and defense collapsed; Reading poured in 16 points to the Bombers' 5. Jim Diehi with 9 points was high for Xavier. The Bombers snapped their three game losing streak with a last quarter . rally that upset the favored Eagles. The game was typical of recent Xavier-Woi- - nut Hills dashes. The Eagles led 10-8 1' at the first quarter mark; at half time . it was all tied up 15-15. Walnut Hitls. had a 30-28 margin at the end of the : third period, but in the fourth quarter 'i Jim Bunning paced the Bombers by drop- i- ping in 10 of his 20 point total, while the 3 Eagles were held to two points. Xavier EC Ht:'..T::i-3:iic1::3-;: L? The Bombers were unable to explode their attack against the Thoroughbreds until the final period. Held to 14 points in the first three quarters, Xavier broke loose in the final period with 16 points while hoiding Newport to 0 single free throw. The Bomber scoring showed Budde 0nd Dressman with 7 each and Bunning with 6 kt'z'sfier 2:2, In the first Catholic League match Elder maintained 0 5 to 6 point lead over Xavier throughout the game to win 3023. The Bombers outscored the Panthers in field goals, but made only 3 0t 12 free throws while Elder was dropping in 12. Bunning was high for X with 8. thuaut :21; i The test breaking Cavaliers from Pur- cell scored their first Catholic League victory in two years by downing the Bombers 50-35. Purcell jumped to a 27-12 lead at half time. In the second half the Bombers played even ball with Purcell matching point for point, but their scoring punch come too late. Xavier spread the scoring as follows: Nurre 7, Budde 7, Auberger 6, Hotter 6 and Bunning 5. w - w a V. :1 AGVLEI L- B: If ;,':'..:f iJnir.',-j;'.; Xavier started its drive for the Catholic League Championship by downing the Spartans 51412. The Bombers held 0 23-18 half time lead and opened the second half with 0 fast break that gave them 0 3728 edge 05 the third period ended, Bacon fought back in the final period, but the Bombers kept up their pace. Jim Bunning accounted for 14 of the X points The remaining were evenly distributed among Budde, Nurre, Bogen- schutz, Dressmcm end Diehl. X0? 71;, XL! v5 625! Xavier played even ball with the powerful Roms in the first period hoEd- ing them to Cl 144 3 lead. But there the Bomber attack halted while the Rams went on a scoring spree. By half time it was 31-17; at the third quarter it was Hamilton 48-24. In the final period Xavier showed some lite but was out- scored 13 points to H. Huber's iO . points were high for X; Budde and Nurre followed with 8. . man. ,3; -29. Huck Budde tips one to Jim Bunning t32l in the Newport Catholic game. Jim Bunning lays one up against Elder. Bunning, Budde t331, Nurre and Diehl 1341 prepare to rebound us the ball nears the basket in the Xavier-Elder game. Huck drives in for two against Bacon us Bunning and Ruether get set to rebound. Xavier 65:, Be Fortes 2.3 Xavier bounced back in the win col- umn by downing DePorres. The entire Bomber squad saw action with every player figuring in the scoring. Top honors went to Huck Budde and Tom Nurre with 15 and 12 points respectively. 5 2 .- .2 7 tit L V wt; u: w C 123.5125 11w Ni : The Plainville Blue Devils gave us one of the most exciting games of the year in a contest that was not decided until the final whistle. At the quarter it was 11-11. The half way mark found the Bombers ahead 29-27. Xavier led by one point as the third period ended with a 41-40 score and kept that close lead till the end. A well balanced scoring attack showed Diehi with 13 points, Budde with 12, Nurre with 11, Huber with 10 and Bunning with 6. 1: glviiw ..-,.1, V..1,Ef';1 I. Xavier opened the second round of the Catholic League with on overtime victory over Elder. Elder took on 8-6 first quar- ter lead, but it was all tied up at half time 18-18. The Bombers pushed ahead 24-21 during the third quarter. The Panthers fought back to knot the score 32-32 at the end of regulation ploy. Elder led 32-31 in the closing seconds when Bob Ruether's tip-in shot decided the game for the Bombers. Budde's 12 points and Bunning's 9 topped the Xavier scoring. .9312 '::':'V 1w, 3: JEJ! :2'!'.M3-'Li Xavier jumped to an early 11-5 lead over the Norwood Indians and it looked like another Bomber night, but by half time the lndians had cut the Xavier lead to 25-21. Norwood come out strong in the second half, wept ahead 32-30 dur- ing the third quarter and increased their lead in the final period, Free throws again spelled defeat for X. The Bom- bers, with Diehl's 14 points and Budde's 12, outscored the Indians 19-18 in field goals but tossed in only 5 of 16 charity shots. .2 Mk: ,5 : ,JH The Bombers spotted Purcell a 12 point lead in the first quarter before they settled down to avenge the Cave- Iiers' earlier 50-35 thumping. Purcell led 14-2 in the first quarter, and, while the Bombers scored 16 points to Purcell's 9, the Cavaliers still led at the half 23-18. The Bombers went ahead during the third period 31-30. In the fourth quarter Purcell forged ahead 41-39 with only seconds remaining. On a pass from Diehl, Budde hooked one in to tie the score as the game ended. In the over- time Huber supplied the fireworks with two neat long shots that gave X its third straight Catholic League win. Budde was X's top scorer with 12. l i Xavier 39, Reger Buceu 3T FIGHT typified the '47-148 Bomber Basketballer, but it was never brought out so clearly until the final game. It drove them on to overcome a 14 point Bacon lead and take undisputed posses- sion of the Catholic League crown. By half time Bacon was ahead 23-131 They increased the lead to 14 points in the third quarter when the Bombers began to move. By the end of the third period it was Bacon 28-23, and by the final gun the Bombers had tied it up 32-32. Huck Budde, turning in one of his finest performances with 19 points, added two more to defeat Bacon and give Xavier the Catholic League Title. 't 1' vi- 1m 1 i, J. 1 LT 1t; 1m a v; :Fm; Kr! V19? +3, z;EEr :'ittK11 V 1M. 0 5116;153:211 3 r', Led by Huber and Budde, the Bombers eliminated the seeded Hornets in the first tournament game. Coming from behind a 9-7 score at the quarter, Xavier went into a 25-161ead at the half. They kept the lead through the third quarter and maintained a 6 point edge till the end. Huber whipped in 12, Budde 10, Bunning 8 and Diehl 71 Xavier 33;, :JI'W 3-2 The second tournament game was another Huber night. Tony turned in 15 points to herip nudge out Elder 33-32 in a hard fought contest. The Bombers overcame Elder's 12-7 quarter lead to go ahead at half time 15-13, It was Xavier 21-19 in the third period. The Bombers managed to stay ahead during the final quarter to nose out Elder by one point. Xavter 3,7, Nurwmm 31-31 Although outscored 16-14 from the floor, the Norwaod Indians sunk 14 of their 23 free throws to drop the Bombers in the tournament semi-finals. Xavier made good on only 5 of their 15 free throw: The game was close for three quarters with the Bombers enjoying a 31-30 lead. In the final minutes Nor- wood pulled away on 4 field goals and 4 free throws. The two retiring captains, Huber and Diehl, led the Xavier scoring with 13 and 11 respectively. Ruel-her 130T tosses one up against Elder in the tournament as Budde, Diehl and Bunning prepare to lend a hand. Bunning leaps high, but Norwood's Hall takes the rebound. A 1 R , g X ;X 11 . 1 Sealed Hay 1111s. Jim thlzm. . ck 110111101? 1C7uptuin1E Tony Muzxu, Chris Mulus. Sl'rmdr'ng Paul Con mdlvr, Bi11 , Mr. Kvnm-th Schum't-r 1Cnucl11, 13111 K1Ukzlmp, Dick Egbc-rs. Rmmic Loftus. Ehncr B , 11.50131. Adam Meyer tubsvnlJ: RECORD Xavier 25, Woodward 22 Xavier 33, Elder 16 Xavier 21 Muysville 32 Xavier 18, Hamilton Catholic 37 Xavier 20, Locklcmd Wayne 25 Xavier 14, De Porres 12 Xavier 16, Reading 12 Xavier 27, Plainville 39 Xavier 28, Walnut Hiils 27 Xavier 31, Purcell 40 Xavier 11, Newport Catholic 15 Xavier 22, Norwood 32 Xavier 20, Purcell 29 Xavier 16. Roger Bacon 22 Xavier 21, Roger Bacon 25 Adam Meyer 1141 and Jack Helmers 1111 Helmers drives in for two points against scramble for a rebound. Plainville. ,3?4 RESERVES First Raw Charlie XViley, Charlie Schlesinger, Ed Bolger, Jack Leonard, George Tumcy Second Row Dave Brigham, Joe Plagcmzm. Jack OCOunell, Howie Irleringer, Bill Becker, lorry Stogman, Charlie OLeury. Third Rum Fr. Maurine I Husscy, Roger Von Birgelen, Bill Schulte, Vince Russo, Dick Rico, .Iorry Wvlling, Bill Herbert, jim Nicbcrding, Mr. William Slconken Klouclm. Xavier 15, Purcell 30 Xavier 12, Purcell 29 Xavier 17, Roger Bacon 35 Xavier 40, St. Agnes 31 Xavier 21, Elder 33 Xavier 33, L. H. 32 Xavier 24, South Woodlown 32 Bill Herbert UH goes up for a jump-ball Along the freshman bench. N m. T A E R C F. R N 0 0 N Top Row Don Bruemmer, Tom Mussin, Jim Bunning, Ed Hoffa. Huck Buddc, Bill Bieger, Joe Geraci, Juck Schroeder, Dick Thimn. Middle How Mr. Harry Washer C0uclU Bob Ruether, Paul Conway Frank Bmunwurt, Tom Hurt, Marty Fchr, joe Breitonhach, Ken Boehmu, Bruce XVl'cmL Bntmm Haw T0111 Powers, Ed Bolger, Dick CasteIlini UK'Ianngn-H, Tom Boeckley H'lanagcrL Tom Soper HVIamlgerL Charley 0,Lcury. l Xavier 1, Elder 0 Xavier 7, Elder 4 Xavier O, Purcell 4 Xavier 0, Roger Bacon 1 Xavier 0, Roger Bacon H Xavier 10, Purcell 4 Suuthpaw Joe Brcitcnhuch hurls against Cm'ingtnn Catholic. x 4 r w k Top How joc Kolk-L Austin Ke-ller, Mark Schnenbergmg Certh RuiR-S. Jim Bric'nvttu. Tml Kist'nc-I: Dick Ernst jim Richter. Barium How Tom Van mecn, jim Spmnl, Dick Schudvr. Dick Sclnu'rman. Tap Row Ilim Gunning, Roger Darn Dun DvlL Charlic- De-yc, Dick Riedy. 1301mm Rnw Oliver Brockmun, Don Nivhnns. Harold Granger. Bob V1'ight, Neil Stubbrrg junk Curh'mr. 13111111171 Hutu I111111 11 11:11: 11c11111 311111111: 11016 . 111 111111111111. D Ldu'md J. v Flntvmusc Mrman. Bill 15111111, 1 Trip 111w 11111 Cilligun. 30110111 11011: 13111 IAIIHIH'I'. 1 T1111 Hnu' Cvurgt' 1511'1. jm- Ii111 1111:1111. 111gurt1'. ' 11111 Hvdd' 1111111 1?:111111111- , 11111 V1 1111101 Frank 5 H1113 1.1111 111:5 Hm ' Ckwmnm t 111111.11 1 Tom Dinun. CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPS K1 ' P1011 Sundurmzm. Hay Hils. Don 111151 11111 11111111, 111011 Cl't-iwc. 411111 Kollm- B. 5111'11111111114101: 1111111 Glusvr, HHS. Tom Gunu 11111 Mcllugh, 1 $$ 1m 9p. 1121' Bill Duw 1:111 11' ' TRACK 11 .8 7110111111 1 $151311: Unarhl TENNIS '. Dick 11111111113. 1111111110 L1 111uk Filippinv. Stated Lec- R midlin, Bob Zim. Joe Kcllcr. Di k H ' ' ' 13', A L Jm: Duid 'mimm'. Slum'lfng Hurry oct, Joe Lcugcrs, Dave Hils: Don 1111.5, Stan Schneider, Al Morse, ' k Smith, jim Cunning. 3-C SCHOOL CHAMPS INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 2-A JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPS gzyufqd Charlie ; 'm'mn Bill Zimm X' Standing Cr-nv Lean, , Tom xketL, F A vat to High! Larry D0 .lly. jim Ausdenmooro, Tom Mussio, Dun Brady. Ed Eons. 4-B SCHOOL CHAMPS INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL 2-D JUNIOR CHAMPS Ll'fl In High! Vic chman, A1 Meyer. Diek Ratermun, Tom Pawns, Jim Ehlmzm. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We of the 1948 X-Roy Staff wish to express our sincere thanks to oil who have helped to make this year's volume of the X-Ray possible. Worthy of special note are all our patrons and advertisers. To the Principal's Office and to all the members of the faculty we are deeply grateful for their gener- ous cooperation on days assigned for group pictures, To Mr. Edward F. Robinson, S.J., and the members of his Camera Club we are thankful for many of the action shots that appear in the book. To Mrt Norman M. Bush and Mr. Daniel J. Mc- Tomney of Shillito's Photo Reflex Studio our sincere appreciation for individual cuts and group pictures. To Mr. Paul Gosiger of the Schultz-Gosiger Com- pany, and to Mr. William Brinker of the Brinker Printing Company our special thanks for practical advice on the arrangement of pages. To the Carlson Portrait Photographers our in- debteness for the portrait of Mayor Albert D. Cosh. 1k Patronize the Advertisers of the 1948 X-Ray Don't stop now! There are more pictures to come. Page HS x : , , ,. 71w Bame ewfoxf Wm Wilt dizfe 250 a game FOR YEARS NOW STUDENTS OF XAVIER AND OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS IN GREATER CINClNNATi HAVE USED CHARTER COACHES TO TRANSPORT TEAMS AND SPECTATORS TO ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL EVENTS IN AND AROUND SOUTHWESTERN OHIO, INDIANA AND KENTUCKY. Wawdtalwewaediqywthanm... ...wecwdwaeqauem4diw DELUXE COACHES OF ALL SIZES FOR ANY EVENT AVAILABLE AT MODERATE RATES The OHIO BUS LINE COMPANY 1930 Central Parkway PArkway 8210 WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOOKSTORE COMPLIMENTS The Hudepohl Brewing Company CINCINNATI, OHIO Page 120 h 1,, 4,, 3.. m $c 4? 4.2? $.- BDEHME - ' . A D W AVE g f BM; 55: M 10015 f3 3M HELLMAu - SLEEpy s, EaHHthHERW JERRY - CARROLL Mfr HARRY ii K: w 7? ngGWW'd. . Qty LIL BUILD WITH LUMBER The J. B. Doppes Sons Lumber Co. 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ANTHONY MESSENGER Tile Nafimml Caiimh'c Family Blagazim? 0Published by the ancismn 14?thch 1615 Republic St. Cincinnati 10, Ohio $3.00 per year Write for sample copy FOR DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS BERTKE Electric Co., Inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CINCINNATI, OHIO Ach 2461 Greiwe, Inc. Ecclesiasiiml Dcsignm's am? Decorators JIm-als - Lighting Finzitu-res 2426 Reading Rood Cincinnati May God Bless the Students of St. Xavier High School Rev. J. A. Garrity, SJ. and the PASTORS of ST. XAVI ER CHURCH Hz 4-C FORESEES Through the telescope of our combined imaginations, we members of Class 4-C of l948 see ourselves some years hence: Jim Baarlaer still spends his spare moments writing GoyleH on oil the walls and calen- dars in the city. On a clear night, we can see that Elmer Obermeyer has at last realized his ombiton of building the first house on the moon. Don Mendel hos budded into the wockiest disc-iockey in town. Bob Sontag, ol' 4-C's secretory-treasurer-cleon-up-mon-etc. remains uthe guy who gets the dirty work just because he's a soft old jerk. Ed Sullivan holds the title of the only animal on earth who walks on his head to keep his hair down. Everybody knows Singin' Sam iSpadel the Trumpet Man if he can't do it, nobody can! Bill Cashing is still trying to catch the 8le bus This fellow is 0 Pill Pounding Peddler who Prepares Potent Pills for Persistent People. Give up? It's Ralph Steiger. Jack Donc- hue runs 0 Rexoll Store across the street from Ralph's Hy-Pure Pharmacyi Ma Wenstrup operates Hamburger Heaven next to the Hamilton County Dog Pound. R. J. Dorger, M-Du has his office next to the Heaven to satisfy MOIS dissatisfied patrons. Corpus Carletti, the undertaker, is established next to Dorger's Clinic to complete the good doctor's work. Jerry Davis is the owner of Mox's Clothing Store. Don Neyer is 0 mon of repute: Builder of Distinctive Churches and Skyscrapers. Paul Kemper now runs 0 Rest Haven for poor depressed high school students. His motto: No bells, no books, n0 scowling block looks. iRobert F.l Cookie is still laughing; heIs thinking of: All's fair in love and cheat- mg. William Blank is writing 0 novel entitled The Jesuit Mortyrers of Xavier High iBosed on four years' experiencei. Jack Gessing still doesn't know anything; he's still Gessing. Vince Capusso still thinks he could have learned to study and stay out of jug. Paul Nieman is the assistant Chemistry teacher over at X. Pat Ruttle is President of the Cincinnati Reds. Former Ted Kistner is still the mail carrier for Point Pleasant, Ohio. Here's Larry Schucter; he's Morrow's best and only doctor. Bud Igel is playing tennis to his dying clay. Edward T. Smith holds down the position of the fearless referee 0t 0 dynamic football team. Tom Smith at times works on his bigger and better translation of Virgil's Aeneid tor suffering posterity. We hear quite a lot these days about Jim Monahan, The Smiling Irishman. Mark Welling, who likes to sleep and hotes to get up, was seen recently opplying for a job as o mottress-testerV Bud Braunwart is well-known as o second-bosemon in pro boll. We still see Tom Reis in the gopher's delight when he's behind the wheel of a red Buick with a yellow light. Zemmie Zembrodt is inventing 0 cheap substitute for water so he can save money and send his kids to X, Danny Ditullio even yet sits up late at night trying to read Virgil's poetry . Charlie Amann is now growing dill pickles on the moon Ray Mohr is laying plans for 0 disillusioning future as an optometrist. Dick Grote whiles away his time telling fish stories. Got a letter the other day from Dr. Walter Mitty Roeding. 'Twos signed, Tepocka, te- poco, tequeep . . Kent Stier still plays around with tennis and every other Algebra problem. Jim Nemo Nieman will spend the next ten years thinking about what he should have done eight years prior to the four he spent in high school and the six years he might spend in college. hirirtt'i'iiqs by ,l'i'm Nimmmi Page 128 THE A. L. BOEHMER PAINT CO. 114 Pike Street Covington, Kentucky BETTER PAINTS ' FINER GLASS THE WESTERN PAINT CO. 3245 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio i i! wage WW 3k NEWS OF 4A ALUMNI OF '48 Attention, Mr. and Mrs. North and South America and all ships at sea! This reporter has come into the possession of a document relating the doings of the most intelligent and fascin- ating group of students ever to pass through the portals of St. Xavier High School. Here if is! it Tom Bischoff hos profitable pret- zel stand outside St, X. . . . Jack Carroll, millionaire playboy, gives entire fortune to Dominican fathers, . . . Paris, France - Bob Depenbrock, notorious gangster, given life sen- tence for daring bank robbery . . . Flash! Harold Dom, famous lion tamer of Bogdod, capitol of Iraq, to tour States . . . Jim Dressman leads Chicago Cardinals to victory and championship with twenty points . . . Bill Duwell, ace passer, quits Chi- cago Bears to join clergy . . . New York - Harold Ehrhort, street clean- er, finds $1000 bill while working . . .Tom Feiertag by unanimous vote chosen best dressed man in US. London, England - Tom Gallagher, infamous lawyer, wins first case in five years . . . Flash! Flash! Cincin- nati, Ohio - Tom Ginney, Janitor at St. X, fired for loofing on job . . . Mexico City, Mexico - Jim Glenn, president of Mexico, marries Mexi- con senoritcr . . . Dick Greiwe, com- monly known as Hot Hands, does well in inferior desecrofing business . . . Shanghai, China - Ray Haunerf, renowned G-mon captures Wee it Wong Yee, wanted in U. S. for mur- der . . . Flashr Hades - Wally Hef- fron is greatest Greek scholar of underworld . . , Ralph Heil, private physician to President Truman, gives Harry poison by mistake . . . Oakland, California - Joe Hils, Don Juan of bobby-soxers, plans trip around world . . . Covington, Ky. - Ed Hoffer, mayor of city and gamb- ling czar, quits jobs To visit moonh shine-moking folks in hills . . . Jerry Hoffman, caretaker of Vine Street Hill cemetery, promoted to grove digger . . . Many 4A students of '48 . have had their false teeth made by renowned dentist, Dr. Vince Husc- hart , . . Flash! Alcatraz - Bob Kamenshek, alias scapv Komen- shek, becomes warden of prison Mp from the ronksb . . . Bill Kemme, 7 ft. 6 in. center of Shooting Stars, leads team to victory with fifty points . . . Paul Leary, recent successor to Westbrook Pegier, has donated red leather choir to Xavier senior lounge . . , Jake Schroeder, pro- prietor of Duke's hamburger stand, eats up profits; goes out of business. Schneider Hardware Co. 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THE HATFI EL c??gEELL COAL COMPANY Congratulations to the seniors of '48 FROM CLASS 3F CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT RUETHER , A , , , President ROBERT ECKERT V Vice-President ROBERT BROWN . Secretary JAMES ROEDNIG .......... Treasurer Robert Auberger James Meehon Thomas Boeckley Morgan Moore Robert Brown Ronald Bruno Poul Chester James Cloud Robert Eckert Charles Emery Jerome Emmett Raymond Evers Thomas Fofh Poul Fricker James Geise John Gerwe John Herb William Huster Austin Keller Karl Kifzmiller Eugene Koetter Bernard Kraft John Moilonder Kenneth Morrissey John Mullen James O'Connell Robert Plagemon William Postel Edward Reilly William Rice August Richter James Roeding Clement Romer Robert Ruether John Ruthmcn Richard Schuermon Thomas Soper William Spinnenweber Patrick Sfeenken Jerome Theobald Thomas Zimmer 335151 mill amh Elzirtament CLASS 43 We, the happy inhabitants of the ever so merry class of 4B, realizing the unlikelihood 0t continuance in these hallowed halls, and being of sufficiently sound mind and body, do hereby make, puinsh, and declare this to be our last will and testament. We feel that this is entirely fitting if an eager and exit pectant public is to know of our many bequests to posterity First: All our property and privileges we bequeath in the following order to those who shalI succeed us; I, James Ausdenmoore, bequeath the words and music of Margie to the next casonova of the football team. I, James Barker, my grey corduroy slacks and fullwmoon smile. I, Edward Bens, my sharpshooting basketball prowess. I. Daniel Brady, that smoking iacket and one pair of weII-worn football shoes. I James Breslin, my knowledge of Latin, 0 dead Ianguageemay it rest in peace. I Thomas Campbell, my rowboot and oars for a future treshman's use in crossing the Ohio. I Jerome Carroll, my Arthur Murray dancing course to Bongo-Bango from the Congo; I Frank Cianciolo, my pillow and snooze tablets for those boring classes. I James Diehl, my Htwo-paints-a-minute shooting ability to blushing Jim Bunning. I, Lawrence Donnelly, my center plunge down the fourth floor hall at 2:35. I, Robert Lippert, leave my willingness to share Virgil with those less fortunate. I, William Listerman, my labor of love job on the last will and testament. I, Theodore Lombardi, my curly blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes I, Raphael Luebbe, my mighty, booming, foghorn voice, I, Rodney McGorry, my torcefulness in obtaining hundreds rather than 98's in physics. l, Thomas Molloy, my reputation for being the strong but silent type. I, Joseph Morand, my size fourteen brogansmenough far about two Juniors. I, Thomas Mussio, my immortal inscriptions in the humble 4B classroom. I, Robert Niehaus, my persistence in money matters as duly elected Treasurer of Class 4B. I, Bernard Osterhues, my none too complimentary nicknamep-Beonbrain Bernie; I, Frank Paiermo, leave my undying faithfulness t0 mah hoss. I, Charles Paquette, my cIose-cropped hair cut. It doesn't betit my dignity as a graduate. I, Dale Pessler, my more than slight volleyball skilI. I, Joseph Pottebaum, that long bus ride from the wilds of Oakley. I, John Powers, my love for Kosher Pickles l, Paul Radenheimer, a free course in the technique of firefighting, I, Louis Rebensdorf, my uncanny ability to operate what I call on automobile, vintage 1924. I, Ernest Rolfes, my linguistic ability in German. I, Jack Schaberle, a free pass to hear the Seven Sharps practice. i, Donald Schmidt, a bag of Tony's pretzels to eat in physics class, I, Henry Schmidt, my perpetual Pepsodent twith lriumI smile. I, Ralph Schwarz, my undying love for that wonderful language, Greek. l, Leo Strassburger, leave a hair do which is second only to Strother's. I, Robert Strother, my gigantic pompadour, and please, guard it as tenderly as I have done I, Bruce Summers, leave my hidden corner blackboard to the next artist of fourth year German. I, Robert Thul, my soft, smooth, lilting vioce. tLuebbe and I got our signals crossedI. I, Gerald TiIlar, my peculiar skill in saying the wrong thing at the right time. I, John Wochendorf, my brilliant orange knit tie. It speaks for itself. I, John Watson, my Charles Atlas, man-monster physique to little Stan Schneider. I, James Wimberg, leave my love for parties. 'Nuff said. All these things we hereby bequeath without remorse to our immediate successors, the worthy Juniors of St -Xavier High School, and ultimately to those who shall in future years acquire our enviable status as seniors. We, the Executors, having promised to administer this will taithfuIly, d3 hereunto affix our signatures. Revi George E. Shea, S.J. Mr. Robert J. Kearns, SJ. Phone: WAbash 6412 CINCINNATI l4, OHIO AMERICAN SALES CO. DEALERS IN New and used Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Hardware, Motors, Machinery and Supplies, Structural Steel, Scrap Iron and Metal. Power Plants Dismantled WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE 0M Queen CiTy Avenua Lee Hirschberg M. Hirschberg COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 1-E T. BALL A. MECHLEY, G. HIRSCHBERG J. B E C K C. MEIROSE, J. NIEBERDING F. F E H R A. OLTHAUS, C. RIESENBECK J. LANTRY J.BETTNER D. GLATTHAAR D. BRIGHAM R. GELS L LEISVING J. LOTZ L. MEYERS, P. HARIG A. SACK J, PIEPER, J. HAYES J. VOET J SCHAIF, J. KLEIN J. WARD J. STEGMAN D. WONG R. SOLDATI T. ELSON J. TIERAUF W. BACON J. DU BRUL, S. ELSAESSER R VON BIRGELEN B. SIETTERS, A, SCHNEIDER J. WIECZORKOWSKI L. BISSMEYER, L. WOLFEKUHL The PARKS WOODWORKING MACHINE CO. CLASS 2-F Raymond Broderick Richard Ruwe John Meister Charles Pfeiffer Robert Rinner . Robert Seaman Fred Schmitz Francis Solduti Poul Siefker Neil Stubbers John Soete Donald Tillor John Reis Daniel Ullrich Robert Weingartner John Zukor Michael Schweitzer Bruce Wrenn Edward Walter Lodge Weber Poul Vonderheide Robert Wright Frank Wenstrup Edwin Spieker Robert Zumbiel John Ruther Stonfey Stouboch Poul Wesselkomper Richard Schoefer CLASS OFFICERS PAUL WESSELKAMPER . ..... President STANLEY STAUBACH VVVVVVVV Secretary JOHN RUTHER ..... Vice-President RICHARD SCHAEFER ., ..... Treasurer wH! CLASS OFFICERS TEACHERS JOHN HELMERS ................. President FR. RICHARD J. BROWN, SJ. . . . . . , , Religion PAUL KRAFT . . . . . . . . A , ...... Secretary MR. LOUIS J. BRAATZ, SJ. , V . , . . Lotin-English JAMES KELLY .................. Treasurer MR. EDWARD F. ROBINSON, S.J, . . . Geometry MR. WILLIAM P. RYAN, SJ. .... . . . .. History Martin Duly Robert Greiwe Thomas Keuper Donc!d Ehrhort Norman Hayes William Kiffmeyer Richard Eilerson John Helmers Donald Klekomp , Gerhard Erffenbeck Donald Hogan William Koehler John Filippine James Huerkamp Raymond Kolkmeier Robert Fitzpatrick Paul Husemon Paul Kraft Thomas Fleming Michael Jacobs Richard Kuchle John Gortner Joseph Kammer Thomas Poland Thomas Gellenbeck James Kelly Donald Reekers James Gilligan Philip Kennedy Christopher Rice Robert Glassmeyer Robert Kenny Wifliom Thurner Compliments of DUWELL HARDWARE CO. 1Three Stores1 2151 WEST EIGHTH STREET WA. 0613 3624 WARSAW AVENUE WA. 5395 3605 HARRISON AVENUE MO. 1068 E D W . H . A L I C H WESTWOOD JEWELER 3000 Harrison Avenue Opp. Westwood School M0 5065 Est. 1372 COMPLIMENTS OF A '39 ALUMNUS Legal to the ethics of Pharmacy; EDWARD W. WOLFF 4413 Glenwoy Ave., Price Hill CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone WAbash 1236 Glenway Food Shop FOR Fine Beverages 8. Delicacies 4404 Glenwoy Price Hill Phone HE 4272 ZIMMER MOTOR CO. 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HELWIG JEWELRY .- DIAMONDS 1 WATCHES GIFT ITEMS Jewelry Repairing 1 Special Order Wark 1 Watch Repairing 204 East Sixth Street, Gwynne Building Phone: PArkway 7583 CINCINNATI, OHIO Phone PArkwuy 8775 W 0 N G Y I E CINCINNATI'S FINEST AMERICAN-CHINESE R E S T A U R A N T 30 E. SIXTH STREET 2 Doors from Palace Theatre SPECIAL PRICE LIST FOR ORDERS TAKEN OUT RIEGLER'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 8H: 8; Sunset WA. 5802 GR. 5265 We Deliver For the meal . . . or c: between-time pick-up . . . EAT WHOLESOME NUTRICIOUS ICE CREAM .1. J. Schmidt, Inc. HARDIG PAINT CO. JOHN B. HARDIG, X-Hl, 1916 CHARLES J. HARDIG, X-HI, 1948 WEE SHOPPE 3639 Vine Street wo 9716 WATCH 1 JEWELRY REPAIRING also EVERY DAY NEEDS OPEN TUESDAYS OPEN SATURDAYS 6:00 P. M1 TO 8:30 P, M l:00 P. M. TO 4:30 P, M1 LOANS ON REAL ESTATE The Town Hall Savings and Loan Association 4712 VINE STREET ST. BERNARD 17, OHIO Phone: UNiversiCy 7810 Your Account Soliciiad G. H. Berling, Inc. Only The Best Dairy Products 4706 Paddock Rd. Cincinnati, Ohio FECK OIL CORP. 1700 DANA AVE. CINCINNATI, 0. Best Gas in Town r-A COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 1-B CLASS OFFICERS DON SCHNEDL . . LARRY CHINERY BOB MCDONALD JIM TULLY . . Dick Allen Morond Bach Eddie Bolger Ronald Brounworf Joseph Dont Raymond Frost Poul Gangloff William Hormeyer Bill Herbert Tom Haas Bill Klekomp Poul Kohl Jerry Leary Don Luebbe Carl Motz Don Oehler ...... President , , Vice-President , Sec reto ry ...... Treasurer Anthony Poll Jim Powers Pau! Rebholz Bob Rice Poul Rosing Don Schildmeyer Tom Scholles John Schwierling Jerry Strossburger Ralph Visconti Poul Weinle Don Wiley Jerry Woltermonn 33:3; :50 29302 55:. mucmzm Bmmwob mEDOD 330? E52 ?:mccoww gmmmou ?EEI EwiwLu 03030;. mtOQmL 100m JLOBwEo; susE co... 9132 264 thsmEoI xhoimEOL .2; m Eosum $62 WEEQ mvmhngmsohof. 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CO. 537 Pike Street Covington, KyA HE. 4741 Bendix Automatic Home Laundry EMMETT DUFFY DRUGGIST SOUTH EAST CORNER FIFTH AND BROADWAY CINCINNATI, OHIO DITTMAN 8: MEYER WHOLESALE Cigars - Cigarettes - Pipes - Candy - Sundries Phone: CHerry 4302 1126 BROADWAY GERWINETTES Style Shoes for Young Girls JOHN SHILLITO CO. JOHN SCHWARZ RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GREETING CARDS SONG SHOP 34-36 East Fifth Street On Fountain Square If If Swims I Have It S H E V L l N ' S OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE 27 EAST SIXTH STREET FOR 30 YEARS CINCINNATI'S REAL SEAFOOD HOUSE KATHMAN GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR CO. PArkway 9647 111 W. Fifth St. Cincinnati 2, Ohio Up-To-Date Potato Chip Co. POTATO CHIPS - PRETZELS 4920 Montgomery Rd. MElrose 2673 NORWOOD Vester Drug Co. 501 Broadway CHerry 8986 CHerry 8987 EVANSTON BAKERY 3561 Montgarnery Road WOodburn 5575 FRESH BAKED DAILY Cincinnati, 0. ROBERT BRUEN EMAN DRY CLEANER Cleneay 8: Montgomery MElrose 4507 Congratulations to the seniors of '48 C L A S S TEACHERS FR. JOSEPH H. LECHTENBERG, SJ. .. .. Religion MR. LOUIS M. BRAATZ, S.J. , . . . . English, Latin MR EDWARD J. ROBINSON, SJ. .. , Geometry MRA WILLIAM P. RYAN, S.J. , , . . 7 . History Jerome Jerry Armbruster Bernie Corroftop Becker Don Oswald Bennett Gilbert Gil Berg Bob Tiny Berger Kenneth Ken Biehl Fred Max Boehling Ken Rod Boehme Tom Rumdum Boylson Jim Squeok Brady George Brandy Bronkomp Joe Doc Breitenboch Bob Buster Brinkman Tom Whiz Broderick Jock uBruuns Bruns L Paul P. DH Coin 2 - E CLASS OFFICERS BOB BRINKMAN ................. President ROGER DORN . . . . Vice-Presidenf DAN DELANEY , , Secretory PAUL CAIN ..... , Treasurer Richard CasTy Costellini Edward Ed Corwin Kenneth ' Ken Dohle Donny Magok Delaney Joseph Pickel Dillon Tom Whiz Dinon Roger HRocks Dom Charlie Chuck Due Jim Curly Dulle Bernie 'Brightboy Dwertman Poul Fat Boy' Edelmonn William Bufchu Gleeson Richard Slim. Dick Somerville Richard Spider Spinnenweber Gene Wolfie Wolfzom Gilbert Zemmie Zembrodf Best Wishes to the '48 Seniors 51'. Xavier High School Cafeteria Mrs. Henley, Manager Oakley Friend L. M. PRINCE CO. OPTICIANS 4 WEST FOURTH STREET POST OFFICE CAFE 504 Main Street WINE WHISKEY BEER Compliments of Class 3 - E JIM SPRAUL ............... JACK BERTKE . . .. CLASS OFFICERS CHARLIE WEBSTER JACK RICE Jock Bertke Bob Beumer A John Dossmon A. J. Ebner Jock Eiferf Richard Ernst Harry Fagedes Marty Fehr Don George Tom Giotthoor Harold Granger George Guenrhner Bill Heeb Jim Hunt, Jr. Bernard Koenig Bob KuIJe Rees LG Bar Bob Loumcm Joe Lo Vallee Albert Lehmeyer, Jr. Ken Lusheck Jerry O'NeiH Dwight Pepin Joseph Pooge Bill Reordon Jock Rice President . . , . . Vice-President Sec rem rv Treosu rer Caesar Sontcmgelo Arthur D. Schuh Jim Spraul Joe Steiber Jock Sweeney Fred Thompson Al G Ullond Nick Vitogliono Charlie Webster Arthur Wehmeyer Dick Werling Al Widmonn Ed Zenni Compiiments of a Fdend LOWE 8. CAMPBELL ATHLETIC GOODS 703 - 705 MAIN ST. CINCINNATI 2, OHIO URMETZ 81 RUETHER Painters and Decorators INTERIOR 0nd EXTERIOR CHURCHES OFFICES HOMES AVon 0214 SENIOR DIRECTORY Amann, Charles J, . 3842 Homewood Road BRomble 0323-W . I I I Cincinnati 27, Ohio Armbruster, Robert T. 122 W. Conwell Street Phone 252-11 .................. Aurora, Indiana Arnold, Lawrence W. ........ 3016 Sander Street ................ . Cincinnati 19, Ohio Ausdenmoore, E James 2529 Luna Avenue PArkwoy 6243 .............. Cincinnati 19, Ohio 2743 Powell Drive . Cincinnati 11, Ohio 105 Albert Street Baarlaer, James B. MOnfunc 3830 ............ Bnmbeck, David B. AVon 2809 .......... Sr. Bernard, Ohio Barker, James F. ........... 1221 Laurence Read VAlley 4410 I. I I ..... Wyoming 15, Ohio Becker, Robert N . . .3152 Portsmouth Avenue EAsf 5812 I . . . . . I . Cincinnati 8, Ohio Bells, Edward F. ...... 91 Cleves- Warsaw Pike GRondview 2392 ........ Cincinnati 5, Ohio Berning, Richard J ....... 3974 Warwick Avenue University 9718 . . . I . .. .Cincinnoti 29, Ohio Beyer. Arthur T. 771 N.Crescen1 Avenue UNiversity 1872 . Cincinnati 29, Ohio Bischoff, Thomas B. . ..... 5114 Ebersole Avenue BRcImble 2081- J .......... . Cincinnati 27, Ohio Blank, William R . 2712 McKinley Avenue MOniana 4307- W I I Cincinnati 11, Ohio Blou, Arthur E, ........ 1431 Old State Road Highland 4293 ............. Fork Hills, Kentucky BcIeckley,o Waiter X. 812 Windham Avenue 0931 I ............ Cincinnati 29, Ohio Boehmer,o Henry L. ....... . 22 Hudsen Avenue Dixie 7462-J ......... S.Ft.Mi1chell,Ken1ucky Brady, Daniel H. 1906 Catalina Avenue JEfferson 2028 ...... . Cincinnati 29, Ohio Blaunwart, Frank J. ..... Box 173 ........................... Florence, KenfuCky Breslin, James M. ........... 2517 May Street WOOdburn 2677 I. Cincinnati 6, Ohio Brinker, FI Craig ........... 5205 Sidney Road WAbosh 2378 ............ I Cincinnati 5, Ohio Brinkman, Thomas E ..... 2740 McKinley Avenue MOnfono 6112 ,,,,,, I Cincinnati 11 Ohio Brown, Dennis A. 4303 Vermont Avenue Highland 5244 .Covingfon, Kentucky Buckley, Thomas A. I . . 3156 Queen City Avenue HUmbolt 5273-J . Cincinnati 11, Ohio Buenger, Paul K. .......... 62 Croweil Avenue Highland 5928 ........... F1. Thomas, Kentucky Bungarlz, Louis H. 52 Central Terrace VAIIey 8129 . I .I ........... Wyoming 15, Ohio Burke, James M. ....... H6702 Nokomis Avenue Delhi 6224 . I I Cincinnati 33, Ohio 65 Blue Grass Avenue I F1. Thomas, Kentucky 6763 Salem Pike ......... . Cincinnati 30, Ohio 1328 Duncan Avenue ......... . Cincinnati 8, Ohio Carroll, Jerry JI .......... 3253 Beridefh Place REdwood 0840 ........ . Cincinnati 13, Ohio Carroll, John D, ........ 5737 Whitney Street BRamble 1963-W .. I Cincinnati 27, Ohio Carroll, Mark G ....... 2603 Beiievue Avenue UNiversity 1107 .............. Cincinnati 19, Ohio Cianciola, Frank W, . I . . 2529 Indian Mound Drive Jefferson 3248 ....... I .I Cincinnati 12, Ohio Cook, Robert F. I 4405 Michigan Avenue COIonial 1550 I. ....... Latonio, Kentucky Cook, Robert S. 3172 Glendon: Avenue UNiversify 6072 . . ...... .. . Cincinnati 20, Ohio Cruse, Walter G. . . 2365 W. McMicken Avenue ..................... Cincinnati 14, Ohio 2479 Madison Road . . Cincinnati 8 Ohio Campbell, Thomas J. Highland 197B Capasso, Vincent N. . BEechmDni 83540 CarleHi, Jerry L. EAsi 4987 Cushing, William J. EAst 2138 ....... Davis, Jaimes J. JAckson8207-J Davis, Jerry J. MEIrose 3618 I 1 Dell, Daniel D. EAST 9201 Depenbrock, Robert L WAbosh 9235 . Diehl, James H. Phone 6737K DiTullio, Dante G. . I . Donahue, John F. . . LOCU51 714B-M Donnelly, Lawrence 1. MElrose 2389 Dorger, Richard J. I . . MUiberry 0581 I. Darn, Harold GI VAIIey 4082 Doud, Roger F. . . . REdwood 6753 Doyle, Robert J EAsf 0996 . . Dressmun, James J. . . HEmloCk 0915 ..... 3289 Montana Avenue MOnicIna 3437-W I. . I . . Duffey, James T. . Duffy, Thomas M. . . UNiversii-y 1724 Dumbncher, Wiiliom J, UNiversiiy 1489 . I i Duwell, William J. GRandview 3357 I. .- Ehrhurt, Harold J. HUmboidI aaes-M' ' ' Eisenman, Donald P. WAbosh i669 . Eibert, Walter C . . . I . I . Highland 1620 Elias, George G, . I WAbCISh 2546 I Feeley, Joseph C. PArkwoy 0889 :I. Feierlug, Thomas J. . I Klrb y 7594 . . Finley, William C. Fiotemersch, Harry J JUniper 4120 I... .. ....... 2150 Dixie Highway FIoH'I'IIarI, Donald L. I HEmiock 5534 Fox, John A. I I I JEfferson 2302 I . . . . I Gallagher, Thomas A. WAbash 2123 ' Gardner, Robert F. . . JEffersan 9090 . Gessing, John D. EAST 8052 ...... Geygun, Bernard J. BRambie 3397 Ginney, Thomas W. COIoniaI 5968 Glenn, James A. Phone 446 Goeiz, Donald T, . I Colonial 1757 SYcamore 7691 Grate, Richard W. I . I BEechmom 8063 ........ 416 Delmar Place ........ Covington, Kentucky ........ 3767 Jessup Rood Cincinnati 11, Ohio I ..... 1647 Rose Place ....... Cincinnati 29, Ohio ........ 3397 Erie Avenue .......... Cincinnati 8, Ohio ........ 530 Purcell Avenue .. . ....... Cincinncfi 5, Ohio ............ R R. No. 1 ................ Mason, Ohio . . 2136 St, James Avenue ............ Cincinnati 6, Ohio ....... 7442 Miami Avenue I . I IIIIIIIII Madeira, Ohio . 2242 Cathedral Aveune I . Norwood 12, Ohio 1537 Donaldson Place ............ Cincinnati 23, Ohio 20 Maple Street Elmwood Place 16, Ohio ......... 4912 Beach Street I. Norwood 12, Ohio 1 103 Dei'ro Avenue ...... . Cincinnafi 8, Ohio ........ 608 E. 21st Street . Covington,Ken1ucky . Cincinnati 11, Ohio . I . . I 571 Howell Avenue I . . . . . . . I Cincinnati 20, Ohio I I 3931 Ledgewood Drive . ., Cincinnati 29, Ohio I 565 Purcell Avenue . Cincinnati 5, Ohio I . 3435 Stutem Avenue ICincinnoti1 1,1 Ohio 506 Hawthorne Avenue Cincinnati 5, Ohio 5i lv6r Groiie, Keniuc k1! 325 Crestline Avenue Cincinnati 5, Ohio 2828 Claypoie Avenue I Cincinnati 14.01110 IIIIII 1523 Groesbeck Rood .. I. I . II . Cincinnati 24, Ohio IIIIIIIII 133 Maple Street Shoronville, Ohio . 340 Lafayette Avenue . Bellevue, Kentucky Fr Mitchell, Kentucky I I I 31.15 Woodsfield Avenue . Cincinnati 13, Ohio 712 Purcell Avenue II . Cincinnati 5, Ohio . I . 6200 Rogers Park Place . Cincmnofi 13, Ohio ...... 734 Wakefield Drive ............ Cincinnati 26, Ohio ........ 6723 Maple Street I . I . I . I Cincinnati 27, Ohio 354 Highway Avenue I . I Ludlow, Kentucky Price Pike Florence, Kentucky 1710 Greenup Street - ........... Covington, Kenfucky Greiwe, Richard F. I I Blame Road I Cincinnati 27, Ohio I I , . . I Wayside Avenue .......... Cincinnati 30, Ohio 1r 1 ; Haas, James A. ........... 2264 Dixie Highway HEmlock 1544 1 . . . . . 1 . . . FL Mitchell, Kentucky Hurdig, Charles J. ........ 3535 Epworth Avenue MOnmnu 0065 .............. Cincinnafi 11, Ohio Haunerl, Raymond J. ........ 316 Second Street COIonial 8105 . ......... 1 Dayton, Kentucky Huuser, Edward H. . 1 . . 1 . 212 Ridgewoy Avenue Highland 1683 . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . Soufhgofe, Kentucky Hayes, John L ........ 1971 Cieneoy Avenue MEIrose 6752 1 ....... Cincinnati 12, Ohio Heffron, Walter J. ........ 1120 Belvedere Street CHerry 5575 .............. 1 Cincinnati 2, Ohio Heil, Ralph F1 .......... 1737 Chase Avenue Klrby 4220 ............. 1 Cincinnati 23, Ohio Hellman, Louis E. . 1 ....... 320 W. 12th Street HEmIock 0283 . . 1 . . . . ..... Covington, Kentucky Hengehold, Edwin J. . . ..... 3166 Rosina Avenue HEmlock 1219 .............. Covingian, Kentucky Hickey, William J. . . . . . . . . . 53 Moyfield Avenue COloniol 9206 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 . . ,1 H. Thomas, Kentucky Hils, Joseph L. ....... . 121 Cleveland Avenue COionIal 9206 1 ......... Bellevue, Kenfucky Hoffer, Edward F. .......... 15 W. 15111 Street HEmlock 1161 ............ Covington, Kentucky Hoffman, Jerry J. ......... 1543 Elizabeth Street MElrose 1617 1.. . .. 1 ..... Cincinnmi 29, Ohio Hogan, J. RuSSeI ,,,,,,, WAbosh 5120 1 2356 Park Avenue .1 Cincinnati 6, Ohio ..... 311 Covert Ru : Halmes, Virgil P. COloniol 5023 -. 1 . V. 1 ....... Covington, Kentucky Huber, Anthony J1 ....... 3000 Henshow Avenue Klrby 387i ............... . Cincinnati 25, Ohio 1033 Park Avenue ....... Newport, Kentucky Huning, Paul E. . 1 COloniol 9569 . 1 1.1 . Huschart, Vincent J1 ..... 2814 Cypress Way JEfferson 0251 111..11.... . Cincinnati 12, Ohio lgel, George J, ........... 221 Center Street COlonicII 6640 .. Bellevue, Kentucky lnskeep, 6. Richard 133 W. 73rd Street VAlley 6005 Cincinncfi 15, Ohio lsphording, Robert S. 1 13936 Devonshire Street EAst 5646 1. Cincinnati 26 Ohio Jansen, Donald H. . 1111111 702 Western Avenue Colonial 6786 .............. Covington, Kentucky Komenshek, Robert B. ..... . . 1 1622 Rose Place MEIrose 3349 1 1 1. 1. 1 Cincinnati 29, Ohio Kusr, John G. ......... . . 1 3751 Enslin Street Klrby 8056 ..1... .1. ..1 .1 Cincinnofi 25, Ohio Kathman, Donald J. ,,,,, 818 St. James Road HEmlock 0688 1.. 1 . . 1 . 1. Park Hills, Kentucky Kelley, Mel B. ....... 1140 Henschel Avenue EAsf 4454 .11.1..1.. ..... 11 Cincinnati 8, Ohio Kelly, John J. .......... 221 Stetson Street UNiversity 5941 1 1 1 Cincinnati 19, Ohio Kemme, William B, ...... 2477 Wohl Terrace Humboldt 2993-M . Cincinnati 11, Ohio Kemper, Paul R ..... 3840 Ledgewood Drive JEfferson 4744 . ...... . Cincinnati 6, Ohio Kinney, Thomas M. . 412 Worthington Avenue VAliey 2146 . 11 1 Wyoming, Ohio Kirkland, Joseph J. . . ..... 509 Milton Street PArkchy 4393 . 1 11 . Cincinnofi 10, Ohio Kispert, John F1 3620 Show Avenue EAsr 5782 1 . .1 .......... Cincinnati 3, Ohio Kismer, Theodore P1 . .............. Phone 3317 .. 1 . . 1 . 1. 1 . Point Pleasant Ohio Kolkmeier, James E. . 1 . . . 1 37 W. Villa Place nghlond 3586 1111111111 Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Kunzelmun, John C. ..... 6 W. Crittenden Avenue HEmlock 8154 ......... Ft. Wright, Kentucky Larmcnn, Heer .......... 372 Greenwell Rood WAbosh 1933 1111111111111111 Cincinnati 5, Ohio Leary Paul M. ....... 1129 Cleveland Avenue HEmlock 2459 .............. Covingfon, Kentucky Lehnhoff, Robert W ........ 133 Nansen Street VAII ey 5298 ................ Cincinnati 16, Ohio Lindemenn, John M ................. R, R. 4, .......................... Hamili'on, Ohio Lippert, Robert R. ......... 1615 Peoslee Avenue Klrby 6975 .................. Cincinnati 24, Ohio Lislerman, William E. 1 1 3721 Sf. Lawrence Avenue GRandview 2834 .......... Cincinnati 5, Ohio Lombardi, Theodore J. . 1 1 . 3050 Cleinview Avenue WOodburn 7813 ............ Cincinnafi 6, Ohio Lubrect, George A. 1 61 Pleusonf Ridge Road HEmIock 1380 i . 5. Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky Lucas, Thomas A. ......... 1581 Elizabeth Place JEfferson 1292 .............. Cincinnati 29, Ohio Luebbe, Ralph A. ....... 4224 Glenway Avenue GRandview 0736 ........... . Cincinnati 5, Ohio McGarry, Rodney J. 111111 46 Arcadia Avenue Dixie 7519- J 11111 I ....... Lakeside P0rk,Ken1ucky Malloy, Thomas B. ........ 451 Fairview Place PArkwoy 5170 1. ............ Cincinnati 19, Ohio 'Mecklenborg, Gerald L. ........ 1119 Betty Lorie WAbosh 1286 ................ Cincinnai'i 5, Ohm Mehmert, Thomas M. ..... 2525 Moundview Drive Norwood 12, Ohio .3617 Meadow Avenue MEIrose 8475 Mendel, Donald E. MOntcna 441541 1.11... 1. 1 . ChevioT 11, Ohio Meyer, James A. . 1 . R. R. 15, Sagomore Driye Sycamore 90774 ........... Cincinnati 15, Ohm Meyer, Robert G. ........ 1849 Clarion Avenqe JEfferson 4008 11 ..... Cincinnati 7, Ohm ' es W. ......... 324 N Cooper Avenue Mlller'V-kjllgy 6548 ... .1 .. . Lockland 15, Ohio R H ..... Box 107 Wynnburn Avenue Mahrlwgzosh 5755 1. 1. 1 ....... Cincinnati 5, Ohio John R. .............. 5 Flower Court Moorebixie 7264-W 1. Lakeside Park, Kentucky Morand, Joseph F. . . . ..... 2836 Wesson Roqd JEfferson 9307 ............. Cincmnmi 9, Ohm Murray, Richard E. ..... 3207 Roger Street Colonial 7153 ............... LotDnIa, Verilucky ' Thomas J. 3704 Kroger Avenue Munich? 7971 1 11 ........ CMCIrmoti 26, Ohio Myers, Richard E. 1 ........ Box 89 N'egb Roqd WAbush 9152 .1 .......... Clncmnall 53, Ohlc Neff, Hubert G. ........... 120 Market Street Phone 451-M ...... . . 1 Aurora, Indiana Neyer, Donald 1.. .......... 3530 Linwood Roqd EAsi 6633 .1 .. ........... Cincmnufi 26, Ohm ' t F. . ..... 1122 Omena Pluqe NlehmasRaEgEEI; 0949 111111111111 Circinnati 5, Ohio 1731 E. McMiilon Street Niemaakiiggfj 24249 .............. Cincinnati 6, Ohio 1 I C, ...... Box 677 Boomer Road N'emalabfiggu 6292 . 1 . . . .11 . Cincmnmi 11, Ohio . ...... 345 W. McMillan Street NurrelMEJifnaggac. . . . 1 . . 1 .1Cincinncm 19,0hio Obermeyer, E1mer J. . . 1 1 1132 Fenmore Drive MElrose 2998 .1 .. ........ . CinCIrmoti 29, Ohio Oiding, Poul B1 ....... 3427 Cheviot Avenue MOntono 4886-R ........ 1 Cincinnoi 11, Ohio ........... Old State Road Orth $11111; 6196 .............. Alexandria, Kentucky Ed d ...... 825 St James Avenue onendgafonfcil 75:10:17. .1 ........ 1 Park Hills, Kantucky Osferhues, Bernard H. . . . .337 W. Benson Street VAHey 2182 .1 1 . Reading 15 Ohio Palermo, Frank J. MElrose 1061 Palumbu, Denny 5. VAlley 5305 Paquelre, Chories AI EAst 2694 Pater, B. Vince Phone 3911 Pessler, Daniel J. TUxedo 7454 Peter, Donald F. Kirby 2513 Pohlman, George J. . . . . JEffevson 6023 Porier, Wallace A. COlonial 8068 Pottebuum, Joseph A. JEfferson 1879 . .. Powers, John E. WAbash 6916 Rudenheimer, Paul E. HEmiOCk 6133 Ruuckhorst, James R. Highland 5079 ..... Rebensdnrf, Louis C , . Highland 0604 . Reddick, James P. COlonioi 2056 Reis, A, Thomas WAbcIsh 5861 Reidy, Richard A BRomble 3222-J Roeder, Russell R. TUxedo 7558-J . . . Roeding, Richard L. HErnlock 7220 Rolfes, E. Gerth UNiversify 2511 ..... Rowekump, Robert E. M0n1onc1 4882 Ruffle. Patrick J. HEmlock 2966 . Saludin, John J. colonial 7906 Sand, Michael H, THotcher 6567 Schabcberie, Jack W, . . VAlley 0822 ....... Scheid, Edward A, WAbosh 7060 Schilling, Jack P. JUniper 5070 ....... Schmidt, Donald E. MElrose 2087 ,. Schmidt, Henry C. HUmboldi 2971-.1 ,., Schmin, George R. HEmlock 0945 i .'.' Schneider, Aibert C. THatcher 5205 Schraer, George A. JEfferson 5915 Schroeder, Jock F. MEirose 5097 Schuchter, Larry J. Schulte, F. James COloniol 7551 Schulte, R, Tom . . . . . COlonial 7551 , Schumacher, Thomas J. WOodeJrn 3535 .. , Sdlwurx, Ralph C. . WAbOsh 1382 Sexton, Edwa rd J. COIoni016857 Sherman, J. Daniel VAiiey 8381 Shields, Joseph F. COlonial 7987 .. 1,, ..... 32 Highway Avenue ......... Cincinnati 16, Ohio , . 5115 Grafton Avenue .. C.incfnnc1ti 29, Ohio . Box 338, W. 7151 Sireet . Cincinnati :5, Ohio 2894 Ziegle Avenue ......... Cincmnaii 8, Ohio 1002 Gray Avenue Hamilton, Ohio .. 7. ,. 6166 River Road .. I , . Cincinnati 33. Ohio . . . 5640 Coleroin Avenue ,, Cincinnati 23, Ohio 2564 Cypress Way , , Cincinnati 12, Ohio . . . . 2323 Dixie Highway 5. FT.Miichell,Ken1uCky 3855 Drakewood Drive . Cincinnuii 9. Ohio ..... 4993 Western H1115 Avenue Cincinnati 5, Ohio 21 Pleasant Ridge Avenue .. 5. Ft. Mitchell Kentucky 1105 Waterworks Rood Newort Kcn. ucky 33 Tremont Avenue . Ft, Thomas, Kentucky .......... Ludlow, Kenfucky . 5166 Ralph Avenue Cincinnati 5, 01110 6815 Merwin Avenue Cincinnati 27, Ohio 5047 Hillside Avenue .. Cincinnati 33, Ohio . 29 Virginia Avenue 3. F1. Mitchell, Kentucky 3477 Morrison Piuce ........ Cincinnati 20, Ohio 2696 Fleetwood Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio ...... 20 Idaho Avenue . ,. Si Ft Mitchell, Kentucky ..... 36 Burdsoil Avenue 1 5. F1. Mitchell, Kentucky . . . Persimmon Grove Pike . , Alexandria, Kentucky 7523 Costleran Place 1010 Kreis Lone Cincinnati 5, Ohio ...... 163 E, Henry Clay ....... Souih Hills. Kentucky . 1516 Yormouth Avenue . . Cincinnati 29, Ohio . . . 5740 Glenwoy Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio V , 255 Pershing Avenue ........ Covington, Kentucky ....... Alexandria, Kenfiicky 3371 Orion Avenue . Cincinnati 13, Ohio 3717 Ledgewood Drive Cincinnati 7,01110 .......... Morrow, Ohio 2 Glazier Rood Lookmif Heights Kentucky 2 Giazier Rcmi Laokoui Heigh15,Ken1ucky 3475 Montgomery7 Road Cincinnoii7 ,Ohio . 4447 W Eighth Street . Cincinnafi 5, Ohio 709 E. 7th Street Newport Kentucky 148 Burns Avenue . Wyoming 15, Ohio ...... 26 Leuossor Piace 1 . , , , , . Covington, Kentucky Shiels, John M3 AVon 5775 Smain, Edward S. , . . HErnlock 0909 . Smith, Edward T. JEfferson 0109 Thomas R. MOnfana 1092411 . Snider, Raymond T. EAsi 7777 Sontag, Robert R. HUmbofdf 2394-1 , Spade, Richard J, WAbosh 6424 Spraul, Richard A MOntono 3514 Stuhl, Donald C . , Hemlock 6073 . Stegman, Jeseph A, Smith, Highland 1071 Sreiger,R01th ..... WAbash 1223 Stenger, Robert C. MOnfGna 5910 Stier, J. Kent AVon 8713 Shussburger, Leo F, . . HEmlOck 8892 r. .. Sharron, Joseph W, , , . EAST 9332 Sfrother, Robert J. Phone 465-R Strybel, William E. MElrose 3378 , Sullivan, Edward M. I , GRandview 1373 Summers, J. Bruce . . . . Kirby 9217 Sweigarl, David J. Highland 4810 Taken, P01 M. ........ JEfferson 2758 ., Tenfeld, Donald H. JUniper 5395 . Thoman, Gene L. MElrose 2439 Thiem, Richard J. Highund1850 , , Thole, Jerome L. . . , . . VAlley 6665 ,.,.. Thomas, Ferris D. Thuenemann, Aloysius R, AVon 6033 . , . , . Robert C. JEffeI-son SO37 Tillur, Gerald T, ,,,,,, MElrose 6543 . Tully, Thomas J, MElrose 0950 Thul, Vollmcn, Donald G. JAckson 8285 . Wuehendorf, John R VAlley 0568 Warson. John J, WAbash 9217 Welling, Mark C, . I . . AVon 8154 Welty, Theodore C. Phone 93-R3 . . Wenslrup, Edward J. BEechmonT 7991-W . Wilkins, Louis H. ..... VAlley 4070 ... ,. Williams, John A. 7 , , . COionial 2749 Wimberg, James J. AVon0941 lembrodf, John C, Highland 6728 .. i .......... Cincinnati 31, ........... Lockiond 15, Ohio ....... 472 Foote Avenue . 3936 North Cliff Lune Cincinnati 20, Ohio ...... 44 St. Joseph Lone Park Hills, Kentucky 2736 AHontic Avenue Cincinnati 9, Ohio 3048 Hull Avenue ,, Cincinnati 11, Ohio 3310 DeForrest Avenue ,, Cincinnati 9, Ohio . , 2800 Montana Avenue Cincinnati 11, Ohio 4359 Coppel Drive Cincinnati 5, Ohio 2711 Powell Drive Cincinnati 11, Ohio . ...... 4001 Church Street . Covington, Kenlucky 45 Grant Street . Ft Thomas, Kentuckv 663 State Avenue ,,,,, . . Cincinnati 4, Ohio , , 3126 Epworth Avenue . r , Cincinnati 11, Ohio . 343 ProbCISCO Avenue . Cincinnati 20, Ohio 187 Fairfield Avenue ........ Bellevue 7, Kentucky 1016 Paxton Avenue Cincinnati 8, Ohio 31 15 Minof Avenue Cincinnati 9, Ohio 6310 Grand Vista Avenue Cincinnati 13, Ohio , 5175 Cleves Warsaw Pike Cincinnati 5, Ohio ..... 1943 Neyer Avenue , 7 7. . Cincinnati 23, Ohio I 20 Moyfieid Avenue Ft Thomas, Kentucky . 1 1437 California Avenue Cincinnati 29, Ohio 21 Floral Avenue . 5. Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky . . , 3894 Drakewood Drive ....... . Cincinnati 9, Ohio . , . 925 Lafayette Avenue Bellevue, Kentucky . 7641 Greenland Place ......... Cincinnati 16, Ohio I .. .. 441 E 3rd Street . , Cincinnati 2 Ohio 2614 Stratford Avenue .......... Cincinnati 19, Ohio 1 118 Lois Drive ,,,,, . . Cincinnati 29, Ohio - 1747 Andina Avenue Cincinnati 29, Ohio 6625 iris Avenue Cincinnati 13, Ohio 7043 Hamilton Avenue 01110 1539 Shenandoah Avenue ......... Cincinnati 16, Ohio ..... 3212 Lehman Road ......... 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