St Xavier High School - X Ray Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1951
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f , This 1.951 X-RAY is ff-e ,X ,Q fb X U property of : .P-01f::.rwt::.r: - 4 .nfs fi sw., lil lm Wi E if 7, jbi mw g g - 45 1 j K Q2 1 , QE' Q! 4, ,Ku . LLEZ? RYE!!-3? . - - 'i ',3, 1 1M4!??K,So2Y, 'HV' THE 1951 X-RI-IY EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE 640 STUDENTS OF ST, XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL, CINCINNATI, OHIO ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL HAS BEEN A LANDMARK IN DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI FOR ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY YEARS. AT PRESENT SEVENTEEN JESUIT PRIESTS, TWELVE JESUIT SCHOLASTICS AND SEVEN LAY PROFESSORS EDUCATE THE YOUTH OF CINCINNATI AND ITS ENVIRONS, THUS CARRYING ON THE TRADITIONS BEGUN BY JESUIT FATHERS OVER A CENTURY AGO. si A D,..k MOST REVEREND KARL J. ALTER, D.D Archbishop of Cincinnati ggehiwtinn On October 26, 1950, feast of the North American Martyrs, we were happy to welcome The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D., as Arch- bishop of Cincinnati. As a tribute of our devo- tion to our Archbishop, we, the students of St. Xavier High School, dedicate our 1951 annual to The Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D. The dedication ofthe X-RAY is a symbol of ourselves and our dedication to our Church and to our leader. May you be with us for many years, Most Reverend Archbishop, to teach and guide us, your faithful subjects. R . 7 Come Wit Us... THROUGH THESE DOORS The focal point of any Xavier student is always I the massive doors behind which he begins a new and different life. Through these doors comes the mildly apprehensive freshman. Through these doors -- disciplined in mind and will, strong in body, his talents multiplied-goes the senior. Another life begins as he goes TH ROUGH THESE DOORS. M TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ..,...........,, page 6 Seniors .,......l ...., p age i6 Underclassmen ..., ..... p age 36 Organizations ,..... . . A page 54 Sports ,....,,.,.. l.r. p age 82 Advertisements .,......l, page li2 Senior Directory . , , ..,. page I48 we ,ine- REV. MARSHALL L. LOCHBILER, S.J. VERY REV. WILLIAM J. SCHMIDT, S.J. In October, 1950, Very Rev. William J. Schmidt, S.J., graduate ot the class of 1929 and former staff member of the X-RAY, returned to St, Xavier as president ot the school, We are happy to welcome Fr. Schmidt, and we have enioyed our year with him. We sincerely hope he will have a lang and pleasant stay at St. Xavier. Shortly after this picture, Fr. Lochbiler, S.J., atter more than seven years as president ot St. Xavier, departed for his new post at the University of Detroit. l 6 REV. WILLIAM F. FAY, S.J. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL In ci ICHIIII Iiiqli school heaps of alwsCntCC slips, Mu -.Q. carilm, notes from parents and other ivwimz-ruarcipln-tl forms pertaining ta schaal rou- tim- cli-arly ulcntily the Assistant Principal'5 tilfirix Fnim lwhiml this mass of detail Fr. B1-rtlan hanrllcs school order and discipline, In aflflitiwn In this, Fr, Bcrclan is Athletic Di- rvflrmr. PRINCIPAL Behind the scenes of an effective high Qclmal, handling the endless detail5 at a smooth organiza- tion, is the school principal, This year Fr, Fav closes his second year aQ Principal of St, Xaviorl. It i5 to his office that we can liacc much cl St, Xavier! Quccoss. 3 Q REV. WILLIAM H. BERDAN, S.J. REV. JAMES J. KELLY, S.J. M-if' -- - .q., nl' g ..-uf 'vii lv l 4 ..., :e .- ff hi 1 cr' X .-ex sr STUDENT Student counsellors have a long day with an early stort. From the confessional Fr. Wieber goes out to perform his task ot counsellor for freshmen ond sophomores, religion instructor, Moderator of the Junior-Senior sodality, Moderator of the Mothers' Club and Student Council, and director of the Cona Conferences. COUNSELLORS Students can always discuss their problems with the genial Student Counsellor of juniors and seniors, Fr. Kelly. From the early morning Mass hours until early evening, students steodily come and go - getting an answer to their problems or merely chatting amiably after a rough day with Cicero or Shakespeare, Fr. Kelly is also Professor of Religion in second and fourth year. REV. EDWARD L. WIEBER, S.J. RELIGICN mlwr-, af tht- Rt IfjlftVN rivpartrrwnt, Fr Larhslaus A Mcllcrcnwski, un Fr Francus A Bnttvnz, S J,, has thus yvar added to hrs fiutivs at tcachma Rcllgnwm ami English, the task af toumimq an cllto group at St, Xavncr's V-- a chess clulr tyrulrvr In Rt-Irqufm ami Lutm, and Patna Mussran rcprcscrwtatuvc, and Fr Authrrny J Krlpprmr, RL-Incjnmurm and Hcstcrry tm-afhcr, and tllrvctar af the AILIITIIHI !Xssurlutlrm, Plfilllftfllt vu-ws rm Hu- flrtvtucll Mcly Hur whlfh fr Mulmr ENGLISH Mr. Charles J, Cagney, SJ., Assistant Athlctlc Director and teacher at Hus- tary and English, Mr, Earl A. Weis, S.J,, :rwstructcr In Ehglrsh ami Erwglush drama, and Mr, Thomas N. Munson, SJ., who teaches Englnsh, Latm and ns Director of Dramatucs, lnstch to C1 nirscusssan an Englnsh text books. r, William J. Ennen, SJ, relaxed from his nnis coaching and classes in public speaking, epores a class in junior English, LATIN Fr, Joseph l-l, Lechtenberg, S.J., director of Visual Aid and of the Apostleship of Prayer, demonstrates a home-made teaching device. Mr. Joseph A. Muen- zer, SJ, Latin teacher in the first three years and business manager of the play, and Mr. John P. Beall, SJ., Assistant Athletic Director and Latin teacher in first and second year, study the chart and method of presentation. Iio Mr. James P. Glenn and Mr. Thomas E. McNamara, S.J., share some humorous sidelights from their English classes. Mr. McNamara is director of the art club which furnishes posters for various school functions. Mr. Glenn this year celebrates twenty-five years of teaching here at Xavier, St. Xavier, and all Mr. Glenn's students of the past, pay tribute to this loyal Catholic -e effective guide of Catholic youth for a quarter ot a century. Mr. Glenn, we salute and thank youl H H-mm fgfgf, xg.. -jr - ff' wil CIM! M f ws.. ill, ,550 X ,fT3'.fQeg,,sN. 'Lau J, r ww 1 'Cf ffeiifv at ff ,Q 'WM ' A 6 s f 5.44 f,t,i,gfgl in i fo :Wi LW ft: f'1i . f mf -Uffw A' .wird greg-'W 1 ein 6,5 SEQ L. il':L:lT'ic QQNQQHSE 1 A ff. M, ,Qu- K? il also on an ww. .,,rvk 3i ' GREEK Rev Joseph A. Wal'sh, SJ, rnentor of the Clawical Club, and Mr, P, Joaeph Cahill, SJ., Moderator of the X-RAY, share a hit of research in their Common subiect, Greek. Fr. Walsh also teaches thiril year Latin and tirat year Religion. Mr. Cahill arlrls three sophomore Latin clabses to his iunior Greek class SPANISH Rev. Kenneth M. Shaman, SJ., and Mr. Eugene M. Copelli combine ef- forts to offer St. Xavier iuniors and seniors a fine Spanish course, HISTORY Perhaps the spinning globe symbolizes The present world situation for Mr, J. William Garvey, SJ., director of the band, glee club, and Archaeology Club, for Mr. John C. Schwarz, S.J., Moderator of The PREP, and Mr. Donald J. Hayes, SJ., Moderator of the frash Soclality and Bellarmine debaters, All three are members of the history department. Q2 gn 'I W . EE leer.. REV. STEPHEN A. MEDER, S.J. LIBRARIAN Fr. Meder, school librarian, is always at hand to serve the rush to meet book-report and term-paper deadlines, as well as to explain the Dewey system to befuddled freshmen. Il2 K f ffl-wf 2 Z . ,Ss X X we N 'fi si J . Q Sim x ATF -gmt S f 5 , . M x. wx S ii i 'lllinn..,0.. . Nw.. X .. U Y gi V' Q xx X Q . A i 3. Ax-AS 3 ' Q ' W vw 5 'A Q S X . y v ,w A 1 'EI ' ,Q 'Sw xl .-li s K W' Q f ,s x i X, 3? xi !...,,M 2 Q K .n Wwq-rs w.3,,R-w il wwf x wx,-Q. A x g , A if' A ik, f Q 5 s I 1 , A T H L E T l C S Ri 110, fix ffl f K , Friendly Mr, Alvin E. lBobl Von Holle this year coached varsity football, A 'L baseball and reserve basketball, in addition to his daily classes in History, ,- may Fix Economics and Physical Education. Toward the end of the year he con- 'te-.-F5? 4 . . 'ifzr' ducted a course in First Aid, 2? ln the capacity of Athletic Director, Fr. Berdan and Mr. Weiler collaborate in mapping out another basketball season. l l 4 ima REV. MAURICE J. HUSSEY, SJ. 5lIIJl'TIl1Il'IIIIl'YII uf IIl1lI1Imr7-W ADMINISTRATION REV. RAYMOND B. WALSH IT4'!1'IIIfL'I' I MRS. SEVERIA LOMBARDI Registrar MRS. JAMES CUSHING Assistant Treasurer MR. LAWRENCE AUSDENMOORE Assistant Treasurer MISS MARIE STEWART Secretary S. K' llg eniord Most of what we would like to tell you about our four years here cannot be described by ordinary prose-or, for that matter, poetry. We have lived in an atmosphere where we have grown from boyhood to manhood, where our minds have been besieged by an orderly progression of mental disciplines, where our bodies achieved a resiliency, in intra-mural as well as varsity sports, which the participant can feel but not point out. This, as we say, is hard to describe. Could we accurately point out what a help it was to begin our day with Mass and Communion ? What a comfort the confessional has been to us these years ? But here is our section of the annual -where we, the seniors, tell our story. High school days have ended, but not their memory. What recollections and reminiscences this X-RAY will recall years from now as we squint, through eyes no longer keen, at the old gang and the familiar haunts. However, the future is afar. Let us look now at the past and the present. THROUGH THESE DOORS . IN 1947 CARROLL H. AHLERS DAVID A. ALLEN RICHARD J. ALLEN THOMAS W. APKING PAUL E. ARMBRUSTER MORAND J. BACH THOMAS J. BALL GEORGE A. BAUER 5. .,. Four years ago, in Russia, Stalin assured us peace in Europe by compromise. In China, the Nationalists captured Yenan, the red capital. In Europe, peace treaties were con- cluded with five Axis satellites. In America, Marshall inaugurated the American contribution toward peace-The Marshall Plan. Meanwhile, at a secret meeting in Poland, nine European countries revived the Com- munist lnternational. The newly formed Cominform pledged to fight American Imperialism. In downtown Cincinnati, a hundred and fifty of us filled out registration applications, slowly battling with last name first bIanks. Our arms loaded with new books, we thought only of the new life we were entering. World affairs didn't concern us os they: now do. We were anxiously awaiting our first day of high school - the day we came, for the first time, through the doors of St. Xavier's. Il8 W' e Came, WILLIAM R. BECKER JOHN J. BETSCHER Wondering ROBERT G. BELLER ELMER J. BERGER , -gf .vt Nme.f',,f4ff, ' A A, , ME Q L X 1, 1 X 5:3 A A if -W mfg, 43 JEROME P. BETTNER R. CYRIL BIEGER LAWRENCE A. ARTHUR E. BERTKE A -5 BISSMEYER IVI JL. Freshmen Pete VCJr1Curer1 ond Poul Reinermorm, sophomore Floyd Krebs cmd frosb Bobby Imbu5 get on X-RAY preview of Xavier, Hoping, Praying. FRED C. BOERGER EDWARD A. BOLGER LAWRENCE P. BRAND RONALD J. BRAUNWART DAVID R. BRIGHAM ROBERT W. BROCKMAN ARTHUR J. BROERING ALOYSIUS L. BRUENEMAN v .mf ...... .... 'mf wr J.. '.... Illl SENIORS and freshmen crowd the Communion roil os the students of St. Xovier's begin the school yeor with the traditional Moss of the Holy Ghost. f2O Now We're King Pins, BERNARD B. BRUNS JOHN D. BRUNS LAWRENCE A. CHINERY THOMAS R. CARNEY JY' f , fi JOHN J. CONNOLLY JOSEPH B. CROWE, JR. I THOMAS H. CRUSH JOHN W. CUSHING So I said to Father Foy . . . freshman Mark Plogmon tells senior Jim Nieberding. 211 Top men on ANTHONY DAMICO I I1 e to I e ROBERT D. DOLAN m pole JAMES E. DUFFY STEPHEN J. ELSAESSER eli 41? ,V ar- '15, WILLIAM R. ELSAESSER THOMAS G. ELSEN CHARLES E. FAHEY FREDERICK W FEHR WM rFF 9 SENIORS Tommy I-Ioos, Don Schnedl, Elmer Berger, Ted Meyers ond Tom Apking get C1 leg in on afternoon classes before the fog engulfs them. Among men ALFRED E. FISHER 'Q 0 5 . ... g ...gg ., , ,.....,:. , - a 9 1- . ' 1, ya ...If - ' a - U.. 1 A i.-4' ' n-n ' ' 4' -.'- -3- 3 ....Z-Q: ,NPV ..1.',..: . nn, 4 1 I ' D .I ' .'. - . '.'.'a 4. ff.f 6g. 23 ROBERT E. GERWIN that is. PAUL A. GANGLOFF HERBERT J. GEIER ROY E. GELS ft f' f J' . , f . ef. A Q ,a an A ,S ,.5p A H R 'f , . - a ig' ' 5 A f ii jgxglflgli- f R M 1 liiiw ' Z 1-and HARRY A. GIESKE JOHN W. GLASER THOMAS J. HAAS Ray Huis typufucs the Xavier students who begin and end the week with the sacraments. . . . N 1 f Versed in Nature's Law . . WILLIAM E. HALE LUKE F. HARIG PAUL J. HARIG THOMAS P. HASSETT , 'AL. 'ALL JAMES E. HAYES DONALD W. HENGEHOLD WILLIAM F. HERBORT HOWARD A. HERINGER BERNIE BRUNS, left, discovers that Newton must have been Q genius. Jerry Stegmon ond Steve Elsoesser, below, combine efforts to capture thot elusive focal-point. l24 Ancl the tltougltts of men RAYMOND J. HILS EUGENE H. HIRSHBERG h fi if ,W 4 1 'fl . 40- wg. WILLIAM J, KANE JOSEPH E. KLEIN JOHN G. HOYT, III HARRY T. KAISER, JR Ft , -I WILLIAM R. KLEKAMP ERWARD J. KOENIG TERM-PAPERS cmd book-reports stimulate Cy Bucqcr to become ocquomted wuth the greet wrllcrs. L0t's secl A hundred pages CJ day for twelve ycors , . . thanks, Tom Hassett os his sympothuzers, Bill Kane and Bull Meyers, lend morol support, 251 XX I I S m o t e ' I s DANIEL D. LAVELY W en Omer PAUL L. KOHL A .-msg. . : 2 E . ' : Bloomin' JEREMIAH E. LEARY ly Q -mr Lyre ll LEROY C. LEISING in-sq? JOHN T. LEONARD ROBERT C. LINTZ JAMES S. LOTZ DONALD E. LUEBBE JOE KLEIN begins Xavier night life, 126 And Shakespeare too WILLIAM J. LUTTMANN PETER J. MCCARTHY ROBERT H. McDONALD, JR . MQ ' 21. QA.: W2 ' -w Nl' X . ie 5, i fi' .. -P sr A E O Si! ALBERT MECHLEY, JR. W .s- x ge 5 1 +3 XF . 'Y ef CHARLES E. MEIROSE THEODORE M. MEYERS EDWARD G. MORAN JOHN J. MURPHY ei i, xjNN yffwQf fi dj if E 66+ G91 i PUCK Nl Bill Sullivan ond George Sederberg enchont AVE with the tragedy of it oll. uSweet are the ways C. WILLIAM MEYERS MAURICE A, NEFF JAMES R. NIEBERDING .-fa DONALD H. NIEHAUS ji' JAMES F. NOLAN CHARLES A. 0'LEARY ALBERT A. OLTHAUS JAMES J. PIEPER 9:00 A. M. Students watched the tolling snow with mingled emotions of joy ond joy. Three doys freedom 3 9:00 P. M. Seventh ond Sycamore. Snow ond Colder I ?,9,,,,,,,,,....uAN -fr '- 'P'M IZ8 . of adversity. JAMES G. POWERS ANTHONY A. RE f-2' S v 5' Ig. If Pj J' c PAUL W. REINERMANN RICHARD C. RICE Q 3 2 PAUL A. ROSING WILLIAM C. ROTTENBERGER VINCENT J. RUSSO J. ANDREW SACK Dr. Meyers, Ed Bolger, ond Steve O'Deo look on os coaches Weiler cmd Von Holle concentrate on defensive strategy. GLOOM I :swamp DONALD C. SCHILDMEYER WILLIAM H. SCHIMANSKI r ANTHONY L. SCHNEIDER THOMAS Cf SCHOLLES STUDENTS hopefully watch the bombers take the field for the second half of the Purcell-Xavier game in the Greater Cincinnati League doubleheader. I30 . with SPIRIT. WILLIAM F. SCHULTE JOHN T. SCHWIERLING ROBERT F. SEAMAN af at 2 GEORGE W. SEDERBERG -5 ......-dir 'QP .Av ,CV r Nga ' 'Q 5215-S if - .V I THOMAS E. SEDLER CARL W. SEITTERS CHARLES F. SMITH, III TERRANCE C. SMITH Lill Il fi I f I ON APRIL 6, 1951, of services ottcnded by the entire student body, Fr. Schmudt, SJ, led the consecration of the school to the Sacred Heart of Jesus CLIFFORD M. SPRINGMEIER DANIEL L STEIGERWALD RAMON J. STIEF DONALD :sl it is DONALD F. STEGEMAN . . , 13 -- 41.11 i K .Qs , R 1' '- Zj. ..-' ' fa ' t x s k 1 L v,f'fX:E-4.i.vi.Lf.fs ' N like JEROME F. STEGMAN FN for X E. STOCKELMAN JEROME J. STRASSBURGER FR. WIEBER, S.J., Moderator of the Student Council, presides at a weekly meeting of the council where class presidents and representatives of ali major activities constitute a school representation in school government, n Action! JEROME E. STURM WILLIAM J. SULLIVAN 51 ROBERT J. THIERAUF JAMES F. TULLY . 1 q g? -:Y IQWAQQQHF 9. A THOMAS P. VAN LEUNEN RALPH E. VISCONTI JAMES C. VOET RICHARD F. VOGELSANG In tho olrf days, muses Charlie Smith, thc question was, 'Wlwcmr will Ihr' Iufurc hrulciy NOW ITN . . 1. fx... .SI ii NS . , I .., .. I WHEN ? IQ? x.. ff X N- ff Q If ff? , s ix xx - ia? A If gk, x o f V1 f Ef- r , ' Y . A 1 Ia 'Rfb fx , . X6 ' ,Ja LZf A M 1 ci I K!! . E7 . 1 . 1 N I I E ROGER T VON BIRGELEN VINCENT G VONDERHEIDE JAMES F WARD BARRY R. WEHRMAN PAUL L WEINLE JEROME C WELLING JAMES A WERNKE JAMES R. WIECZORKOWSKI 74, f 12 ' :sf ? X if '29 if 32? Cb? -:V , 23245 LUN? W XX 64 M ,n qi A 4 f ' 410 Vx., xxxwnmi, I L' a 0 24 J' 2 SN A Eazlfii? ' ' M gff 3.4 N ff' , gli iff ff 1 N 4' J if ': K I WA X R -jim X my- A f J I - if 'IU I ' f 1 , 7 tfmx f I E34 to GRADUATION! 4 -3 fc S, JAY R. WOLTERMANN DOO ON WONG 'Y' e-if - id A3 L. ALVIN WULFEKUHL FRANK J. YASS ALBERT C. ZIMMER 1 y IRQ . 'K3.':':.5:Af,,qv . .141 ,1f'51Z'5f5,. . A - ' 'fffifff fi.-5 'ff . ' '7-a2. l'5f '. 1: . . ,f . -, ' 4' 1 ' . :-ff HW f' f my - ' X , ,.. 1 ,I ' L- ' I Hz-rv we runcluric- our four years and the doily mutmc of cnmmq ond qoinq Through These Doom We fukc leave mf St. Xavier, prepared fur the Important future thot IS the IOt Of 4-vm-ry hnqh -.choral qmduotc m these uncertain cfnyf. Qibl After cz job well done, Fritz Horig sets out to stake his claim, 6 Mnclercfadrinien All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in histime plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. At first the infant . . Then the whining school-boy, with his satchel And shining morning face, creeping like snail Unwilling to school. William Shakespeare, As You Like It So spoke Shakespeare, undoubtedly referring to the lad's first contact with school. For the underclassman, the story has changed. He is still somewhere between the second and third stage. 'Above the age of whining, no longer does he creep to school, but comes by bus or car from all parts of Cincinnati His enthusiasm and vigor is contagious, whether he be on the volleyball court during noon hour or in the library after school. His confidence begins to get boundless. Small problems are gigantic, but he can always manage an answer. Still there is one heavy cloud under which he lives - he is not yet a senior! el 5:5 M. .5 fel A 3 71 --E 79 ,,T, W! Q: ll 'tu bf: 4 'lt 'iw' L2 '14 .il Fi LI A -9 of +4 W? ,,. if-2 Q all rg 55' .ii s m intl xx 1 I W el i J Ji ,Q - '13 was 7 -+4 ii wi .W .nie J sz ll J E 3 3-A Top Row: Bob Montgomery, Harry Matthews, Joe Molony, Pierce Cunningham, John Custer, Dan Kennealy, Joe Eble, Joe Weil, Ray Fellinger. Middle Row: Mr, P. J. Cahill, SJ, Dick Phalen, Dave Dall, Jim Rolfes, Pete McCarthy, Don Olliges, Jack Beyer, John Moorrnon, Len Fangrnan, Carl Dickhaus. Bottom Row: Bob Cetrulo, Bob Zurenko, Bill Glueck, Bill Drain, Secretary, Nick Clooney, President, Dick Schapker, Vice-President, Don Pickett, Vito Rossi, Ken Knipper. lAbsent: Ken l-leilel Class presidents rally around co-editors, Carl Melrose and Gene l-lirschberg to receive the I PREP which came out in a new format this year The newly formed model club had its own exhibition this year. Preparing for it ore: Cliff Springmeier, Ted Meyers, Andy Sack, Joe Klein, Bob Gerwin and Bill Myers. i 9 v l t at Z 3-B 39 Top Row: Jim Griselyaum, Scatt Kearns, Al Cash, Mel Zwissler, Charlie Schare. Middle Row: Mr, C J Caqney, SJ., Frank Summers, Norb Panko, Bill Merten, Paul Bruins, Gene Wagner, Bah Braerinq, Bernie Geiser. Bottom Row: Evarista Giglio, Dick Meyer, Vice-President, Larry Smith, Treasurer, Ray Seiter, President, l-lawie Paweleit, Secretary, Narla Berqmann, Hola Thalen, llkbsenti Dave Hunter? BATTLI NG THE BUDGET Jae Wilson, John Mfflung, Tany Delape, and X-RAY stall member lstanclinqi Charlie Shoenberger inaugurate the Octnlner X RAY drive by getting their subscriptions in ta Clayton Schnetzer and Dan Colahan, X-RAY sales- men, Expense, ar na expense, says Paul Rebholz lrightl, A these class rings are George all the way, John Moor- X R. man lleltl anrl Norlm Bergmann share the views, '-0 .I x ,i ' ? J.. we . ... W . T Q 3 3 t Q if X x K -gi, 'fe' Top Row: Charley lbold, Pete Clarke, John Michaels, Earl Bene, Marty l-lils, John Heusser, Andy Coleman, John Battersby, Ray Zoller. Middle Row: Mr, J. R. O'l.eary, l-lal Eckard, Cyril Knue, John Shields, Tom Donnelly, Bob Schott, Dan Dougherty, Joe Thiem, Joe Ferris. Bottom Row: Dan Coletta, Ed McDuttie, Treasurer, Bob Baehner, Vice-President, Bill Hadley, President, Mike Rohs, Secretary, Roger Arling, Tom Blinkhorn, Daring the Christmas holidays, St, Xavier's sponsors a grammar school basketball tournament. The tourney, won this year by St. Lawrence, was initiated by Mr. John Beall, S.J,, in the interests of wholesome, organized recreation. COURT MITES 'ft' L St. Matthews and St. Clements battle in one ot the elimination games, Below, St, Marys and St. Bonaventure eye a vital free throw EWDS' i 'wt 1' ' , ' :ff L . ' , , , - . . W.. Q S .. 42 it , t Q .Q wig-5 5. Af. A 5 J. 5, S3 ik. . . S Q. Top Row: Crm Gulltftylc, Sl Luna, Lurry Stmtmon, Hoi Boumclster, Don Ricklmg, Jock Stutler, Don Schnmit, E41 Wagner, Joe Von th- Ry! Middle Row: Fr I I Utwl, SJ, lorry Wnmick., Ram Mmtrc, Dove Meyer, Tom Flesch, Jock Lucbhcrs, Jtm Holt, Pot Cormcm, Don hw-Ivy, lm- bww Bottom Row: Pvtz- Imp-I, Bull Smith, Kon Wnlhq, Gvurqt- Cwrritiun, Vlcv Prcsitivnt, Jock Mural-, Presndunt, Clnff Coulombc, Secretory, Umm Cctppt-I, Uctvm- Fu-V, Ruth Curtitrsl Xuvter students chant loud and long over the hoped for demise uf u trodntuunol football rivol, Iht- :mack Ubsequtes were attended by the whole- student body f . 1 .eq - it -- xv it .x . 1 Q. Q.. - - X. , 23 fl Q 3 2 5 r 3-E Top Row: Julius Gross, Bob Roltes, Ed Henriques, Roger Bunke, Earl Roesel, Paul Rebholz, Terry Glenn, Dick Schulte, Ed Cardosi, Walt Beck, Bob Lindeman. Middle Row: F. K. M. Shurnon, SJ., Joe Plagemon, Joe Newman, Dan Wenstrup, Jerry Pohlman, Joe Bunker, Dan O'Brien, Bob Meyer, Don Noll, Jack Spille, Bill Dutfey, Mark Beckman, Don lsphording. Bottom Row: John Michaels, Dave Peters, .lim O'Connell, Vice-President, Lou Lehr, President, Tom Kurry, Secretary, Lee Quinn, Treasurer, Bill Bacher, Al Bollinger, Torn Betscher. EYE TO MIND Paul Molony and Joe McDermott rehash a special movie shown by history teacher Mr, Schwarz, S.J. Visual aid has played a prominent part in Mr. Schworz's history course, so much that he has even conducted such films after school. Visual education predominates, Charlie Pieper and Joe Wilson exhibit Mr. McNomara's poster sent to the St. Ignatius Wildcats in Cleveland to honor the school's unbeaten football team. i42 I llllil I lil' ZS i IJ i 2 c E l KI 1 c -Q Q a Q S 5 ig l,A Top Row: Jack Holmes, AI Hoffman, Joe Ahern, Frank Rolfes, Harry Hartke, Bob Walclvogel, Paul Alternuelwle, Bill Walsh, Jim Grandlield, Joe Donovan, Don Dolle, Gerry Weis, Middle Row: Fr, W. H4 Berdan, SJ., Al Podur, Charley Pieper, Bob Schloemer, Leo Gerbus, Joe Hagedorn, Roy Herbort, Roland Ahrnsen, Tony Erpenbeck, Chorley Freihofer, Roy Hellkamp, Howie Sweeney, Jim Kluemper, Don Gardner, Bottom Row: Paul Menqelkamp, Mike Moll, Dick Moggini, Secretary, Roger Lornmers, Al Sicking, President, Tom Volle, Treasurer, Jolnn Scheve, John Mussio, John Black. BATTLE OF IDEAS . . AND THEN . . Debaters Alan Reincrman, Jim Coby, Dick Clasgens, and Don Heile istondinql listen to speech coach, Mr, Ennen, SJ, technique of outlining a debate topic. 4 illustrate the Coach Bob Von l-lolle shows the perfection of per- suasive metlfiod as he tells Don Doughertv what to do to thot Newport Catholic defense, 2,8 Top Row: Dan Brogan, Ron Schuppig, Al Blenke, Bill Becker, Al Luchte, Joe Schneider, Paul Homan, Tom Bischoff, Ron Sonderman, Ed McDonough, Jim Heavern, Torn Franz. Middle Row: Mr. T. E. McNamara, S.J,, Tom Meyer, Dave Kuchle, Bruce Diem, Ed Cassedy, Joe Boitman, Mike Dammarell, Torn Mullen, Jay Jorling, Bob Westerman, Jim Rawe, Bill Muehlenkamp, Dan Wormald. Bottom Row: Bob Schwierling, Jerry Burns, Jim DeFalaise, Secretary, Ray Mazza, President, Eddie Alt, Treasurer, Paul Moran, Vice'President, Tom Bieger, Bob Schanzle, Teddy Yeager, iAbsent: Leo Naberi G. C. L. CHAMPS xv I Torn lsphording, Don lsphording, Dan Shannon, Determination ! Olding, Shannon, Cetrulo, lmbus, Van Curen Ray Zoller and John Hanekamp. and Gerard. St. Xavier swimmers, winner of the varsity and iunior titles in the Greater Cincinnati League, are a well-traveled outfit. Here they are caught before and after o trip to Louisville where they raced against St. Xavier, Louisville, I 4 4 VT' 1 f 1 Af Top Row Fmmvtt Middle Row Mr J F Us ll JJ Jim Matrox Jerry Sohmcr Cliff Lclcmmln Alon Rungrrwwun Clurgnpg Moxdwlmnt Larry Lgsu Bula Crumplrc II Rraqu Hof! Horry Ekms Ken Ehrhort Bolv Hanlon Bruin Jucnkc Boifom Row ful Stwmr Paul Mrnlrmy Tum Hchemorm Tom Wgrrwcr VIC4 Prpsldcnt Mlkc Glcnthu Prunduwr Lorrv Drohmcm Trvrm urzr Jrlclf Dany Dam Colohurr Jock Bun 1 Pu- ru Jr v Q cmsmq Hu um cr flfll-'JU rm rum! wax wcll ottcru cc O'f3rr1v1 luctwr uf S! Iqnotlus Hlqh SC oc IH Cl: vr lcl rr'trr-ut Top Row: Pete DuBrul, Ray Baumgartner, Jack Schaefer, Paul Klein, Jim Diesel, Neal Federle, Ron Regenhold, George Kopp, Joe Wilson, John Graning, Jim Santangelo. Middle Row: Mr. J, J. Brennan, Len Weibel, Bill Hehemann, Dick Luebbe, Dick Hacks, Tom Dahle, Tom Castellini, Jerry Mersch, Bob Manley, Ray Graf. Bottom Row: Paul Wurzelbacher, Dave Klocke, Ned Egbers, Bill Dodd, President, Pat Scallan, Vice-President, Tom lsphording, Secretary, Ed Mulloy, Bert White, Bill l-lay. X Ng, 1--1.-sf' BOOKS AND BLADES Dick Dwyer, here shown with his sister and with Mr. Cahill, SJ, has a peculiar and interesting school life, As a member of the famous Ice Follies, his work demands that he travel. Nevertheless, he continues his education on the road. As he moves from California to Boston he attends Jesuit schools across the country. Dick stopped here for two weeks and was a student of 2-D. We hope this modest Ice Follies star will be with us again in '52. 6 E 4! Top Row: Bill Elder, Al Ploeqer, Joe Powers, Dick Cullen, Walter Brusch, Jack Wild, Tom Fern, Carey Schulten, Jack Ernst, Tom Lammers, Glenn Lawrence, Mike Higgins. Middle Row: Mr. .l. W, Garvey, SJ., Don Feldmann, Maurice Hartke, John McClung, Bob Westerkamp, Carl Thinnes, Norb Rombach, John l-lanelfamp, Fred Freihofer, George Miller, Tom Behrens, Jack Thole, Bob Conger. Bottom Row: Ralph Kohnen, Floyd Krebs, John Bowman, Charlie Shoenberger, Hank Rohs, President, Jim Ullrich, Viceepresident, Gil Jacolus, Treasurer, Tom Voet, Greg Niehous, iAbsent: Paul Gosiger, Secretary.l BEHIND THE TEAM Led lay Peter Clarke the band marches on the field frir the Newport Catholic game. Very Rev, Fr, Schmidt, SJ., together with the football squad on the stage, is a witness at Marryin' Sam'5 tCharliC Smith'sl wedding of Miss Victory and Mr, Xavier at the Newport pep rally. Top Row: Charles Traylor, Charles Brodbeck, John Kessing, Charles l-leile, William Vyfilliams, Dave Wilson, Tom Stentz, Bob Schmidt, Jerry l-leld, Jim Ryan, Gerry Wright, Middle Row: Mr. W. J, Ennen, SJ, Bill Gavin, Egbert Kuhlman, Phil Schmidt, Tam l-lentz, Don Wright, Ron Clasgens, Jerry Hayden, Bob Bachman, Jim Coby, John Arnold. Bottom Row: Bob Gerard, Richard Kellerman, John Ryan, Gerry VonderMeulen, Vice-President, Roger Gellenbeck, President, Jim Penker, Treasurer, Robert Scott, Secretary, Eugene Dolan, Gerald Wagner, Charles Massa. iAbsent: Don Daniel, Art Fioresil Purcell game' At the Withrow game, Pete DuBrul lcenterl exhorts support of the football warriors typified mud and by Fred Fehr ileftl, The other cheer-leaders are Jack Wild, Dave Weber, Jerry Burns and all, Evaristo Giglio, 8 Top Row Walter Kramer Tom Schngen Harry Pharo Howard Momberg, Dave Weber, Wally Steigerwald, Fred Schlager Jerry Middle Row Mr J C Schwarz SJ Jim Ryan Glenn Rice Steve Well Gene Witslcen, Tony Olherding, Dick Volle, John Dolan Bottom Row Paul Mahoney Jim Garner Jack Mosley Gene Eck rle Presidentg Bill Ganglcr, Treasurerg Bill Rudd, Vice President Bruce Blacs Sc rotary Myles Vaught John Cloylncrn CAI: ent Tom Dickmonl Mr, Ennen, SJ., confers with Mr, Pender- ghast and son, Tom. Throughout the Year there were several evenings set aside for parents who wished to discuss their son's progress, COOPERATION ln unity, strength! V Freshman Father ond Son's night Top Row: Ron Coffey, Jim Bolan, Pete VanCuren, John McAnaw, Jim Rottenberger, Mike Colacurcio, Bernie Kaiser, Jim Scholles, Bob Deininger. Middle Row: Rev, J. A. Walsh, S.J., Bill Bertelsman, Roger Kanet, Owen McCarthy, Tom Theobald, Bob Rothan, Larry Dillon, Bill l-lorn, Carl Kessen, Jim Dwyer, Terry Averbeck, Gene McCarthy, Charlie Fieger. Bottom Row: Don Murray, Braden Mechley, Tom Gutman, Treasurer, Tom Penderghast, Secretary, Frank Molony, President, Norm Harland, Vice-President, Dave Black, Clayton Schnetzer, John Coughlin. AT P LAY .RK At the annual, riotous freshman night a variety of games, contests, and entertainment was provided 0 Top Row: Jim Brockmarw, Tom Gilligan, Jack Stubenrauch, Jack Krallman, Bob Olding, Don Rutlwer, Jerry Becker, Walt Murray, Tony Dclapc, Bill Poole, Jack Mulvihill, Tam Rolsen, Middlc Row: Mr J, A, Mucnzer, S,J,, Dan Vogeler, Russ Hall, Jack Sherman, Al Huesman, Tom Bucher, George Karwisch, George Kitzmillr-r, Phil Fitzpatrick, Jerry I-lurgler, Ken Hellman, Dick Wallace, Bottom Row: Jack Manton, Jacob Schwartz, Tom Budde, Secretary, Brady Louis, Vice-President, Bob Bracring, Prmiilcrwtg Ken Lohr, Trcasurcrg Dick Rickling, Charles Rolfcs, Tom Die-rsing, . AND WCRK JIM BROCKMAN Top Row: Tim Fallon, Dave Kolwlbrand, Dick Steiner, Jack Fielding, Jim Montgomery, Jack l-lautz, Fred Breving, Paul Reinermann, Tom Cottinglwam, Don Cavanauglw. Middle Row: Mr, J. P, Glenn, Paul Wagner, Carl Volpenlweim, Jo:k Sweeney, Jack Hynes, Matt McLaughlin, Jack l-leidaclwer, Pete Malas, Joe Russell, Fred Deters, Bob Fairbanks, Bottom Row: Bill Disque, John Burns, Bob Lambert, Dave Leytze, Vice-President, Ron Joseph, President, Charley Kiffmeyer, Sccrc- tary, Jack Herold, Treasurer, Ben Cerirnele, Jim Huber, CAbsent: Dan l.ist.i A fer CLUB Standing: Mr. McNamara, SJ., Joe Russell, Dick Allen, Jerry Burns, Torn Franz, Len Fangman, Bob Manley, Dick Hocks, Tony Damico. Seated: Charlie Shoenberger, Bill Hay, Tim Fallon, Walter Brusch. . . . to stimulate student interest and participation in every school activity, I 5 2 1-F 53 Top Row: Carl Plirrmann, Don Fratz, Paul Bethel, Arn Niehenke, Ed McDonald, John Weber, Ken Albers, Tom Walsh, Bob Cooney Jerry Burma, Bal: lmbus, Don Binder. Middle Row: Mr, J McAnaw, Bull Wass, Jam Kulle, Tom Schmid, Tom Meyer, Phil Lampkin, Tom Board, Tom Elsaesser, Garr Phelps Jarlf Hellmann, Denny Hay, Lunue Puller, Gene Maier. Bottom Row: Tum WIIIIS, Paul Schrieber, Bob Steltenkamp, Bill Robb, Treasurer, Al Fangman, President, Tony Salem, Secretary Tom Mull:-r, Bull Kenney, Mark Plaaeman. A VARIETY OF VITALITY lust mlmm- ullynce from Mr, Waller Referee Jack Glaser begins the count on Charlie O'Leary in a to the St X Varsnty un the distract basketball pep rally. tournament sem: fnnals. 54 idcqagne in wi The true Christian does not renounce the activities of this life, he does not stunt his natural facultiesg but he develops and per- fects them by coordinating them with the supernatural . . . Pius Xl ln perfect harmony with the above statement is the Jesuit em- phasis on spiritual training. Besides permeating all activities with the supernatural, certain activities are specifically designed to discipline and train the Catholic will.- Such is the value of our retreats, sodality, and Apostleship of Prayer. 5 SENIOR Jim Tully, Art Braering, and Fritz l-larig register at the new Milford Retreat house. Fr. Kelly, S.J., student counsellor, acquaints the students with the order for their three days of silence and recollection, The retreat is meant to bring home the eternal truths with new vigor, Tasty and plentiful meals were provided by Brothers Philip Anton, SJ., and Louis Attalla, SJ. Tom Haas, Poul Ganglotf, Ray Ste if 'K 6 RETREAT fr. Franru-, Wrlscarx, S.J,, comiuctemi an informal Our'-,tum Box vadw cvcnmg That brnurmful table aqam, scrwrd by Jesuit Navlu'-. Ummm-, mm xum dIQl'1LlS,H Wham thc umhvulual, hum B4-rms Bums, u-. paramount. Q 'nfl ws... Q -I Ar 5 QXNQ JUNICDR-SENIGR SCDDALITY Sodolists, under the direction of Fr, Wieber, S.J., study the virtues of the Queen of Heaven ond Eorth . . . . . . ond then exercise their zeal in works of charity such os the distribue tion of food to the poor. Dick Vogelsong, Roy Gels, Jim Hoyes, ond Larry Bissmeyer do the packing. 5 59I SCDPHOMORE SGDALITY ff J I- bu Mr. Ennen, SJ , initiates sophomore sodalists into the necessary mental prayer. Meetings of thi' -.opliomorc sodality were held weekly, Divisions into small groups aided the sodalists lim learn the apostolic and personal obligations they assumed in the sodality. Besides the purely spiritual activities, the sodality distributed food at Christmas lalxnyel, held sorial get-to-gethers and sponsored a dance early in the year. KNICHTS CAFIIK bacx INTO C-hr-QSTYYIQS Charley Kiffmeyer, Ken Lohr, and Tom Bucher istandingig Bob Fairbanks iseatedi, Bob Lambert irighti. QXLLS OF OUR LADY Mr. Hayes, SJ., shows Tom Bucher, Dave Leytze, Norm Harland, and Tom Stentz some of the many letters from national Celebrities on the Put Christ Back into Christmas Campaign started by the Frosh sodalists. Mark Plagemon ilefti holds the poster iri- augurating the Communion Ciub which holds a large membership of St. X students. General meeting of Frosh Sadality. 1 wwmzl Hu' bmi nf JKIPLI Jr UN . C y, wh: ' Svmfmr Rotrf-ut I -, qwmq rm ut Milford, Hu-rv IH rm 1-xtrcmvly quwt otrnosp ul SL-V4-nth mud Sycnmurc For hcrc, in Ihr' rlrxwnlrmwrw urvu, th' L umivrclnssrrwcrm ff1ffIfIl'fl Ivy th- IQ tht horn DERCLASSMEN RETREAT 4 -,ucromcnts consrdvr Hnruy-. 1-tr-rnnl mwi rc-flcft on their futu Hn- R1-v Jrwlm J 0 B un of 'r' SJ , . , Prcsldcnt SI lqrwclilua Hugh Sfhflf ' 0 l95l crmflurtr rl ih Il, Clvvclorwri, FC mirror lnrtrflvrf by thc Sflcrumcnts.. 1 'x K, Q sw X . rcflcrit rm thcrr future. 6l I Things ctcrnol T LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART ax Shir 'ff 19 . y r 2.1 '4 t t, 2. A.:. APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER PROMOTERS: lstandingl: Joe McDermott Jerry Leary, Jack Arnold, Dan Lavely, Mark Plageman, Bill Dodd, Tim Fallon, Ray Mazza, Fr. Lechtenberg, S.J., lseatedl: Evaristo Giglio, Tony Olberding, Tom Crush, Ray Fellinger, Charley Pieper, Bud Witsken. The League of the Sacred Heart has a twofold purpose: one, of reparation for the outrages committed against the Savior of the world, the other, that of spiritualizing all the thoughts, words, and actions of the day by offering them to the Sacred Heart. ln 1951, the league at Xavier, in cooperation with the sodality, obtained large pictures of the Sacred Heart for each classroom. After the official consecration of each room to the Sacred Heart, the whole school was consecrated by Very Rev. William J. Schmidt, S.J. League promoters attend league benediction of the Blessed Sacrament on alternate Thursdays, pass out Sacred Heart leaflets, and endeavor to learn and promote devotion to Christ in the League of the Sacred Heart. 62 anc t1 et jus tl In answer to Our l.ady's request at Fatima, on each First Satur- day, Xavier students attend the Fatima devotions, after which hrcakfost is served. Mr, Mun- son, SJ, was in charge. TH sang at the student attended Hugh Masses Top Row lnn Fanqman Daw Dall Orqanrst, Joe Kleun, Bull Duffey, Tam Werner Hal Matthews Evarssto Guglro Mr Wcrs SJ Bottom Row Jim Bnwns Jrrn Duffy Tom Crush, Jim Brockman, Dun Colahan Jlm Huber Bull Dlsque J ...an min Everyone knows education is more than book-knowledge, more even than the power to think clearly. Education is the full de- velopment of the man. lf you would know what this means, come in and watch us at work on the school annual where we face a gigantic problem for the first time in our lives. Or, see us laboriously pound out a paragraph for the PREP. Stay with us some afternoon as we try to stick to the point in an hour debate. And if you wonder what some of us do with the noon period, join us at the Classical Club meeting where we rub un- familiar shoulders with Plato and Homer. 65 Y xv.. Z Q i 2 vw fl 1 'A 52 X 'Q 15. E i 1 ' E gr A v 1 flmw. f , ' '22, , N 'rfww-. Q if E S 'M ' 2 it x -I' jg , , ,, 5 Q fffff K wwf-f 3 .Q ff A I 2' 5-12125.51 if 'fTf-se . NQPQS 'lm-ii!! - W IJ s Q W, xi E A N ,Q,- VI1- nj 1 5 3 5 5 2 5 x 5 ED MORAN Editor-in-Chief TONY DAMICO Art Editor X-RAY JACK GLASER irightl, Photography Editor JOHN MOORMAN ileftl, Production Editor lndustry and hard work are perhaps the most necessary qualities in yearbook staff-members. The l95l X-RAY staff provided good ex- amples of these characteristics. After the book had been publicized and sold by the staff salesmen, with the assistance of freshman Clayton Schnetzer, sophs Don Calahan, Charlie Shoenberger, and Bob Manley, actual work was begun. Most of the layout and design was done by Ed Moran and Tony Damico with the guidance of Mr. Cahill, S. J., Moderator. Busi- ness details throughout the year were handled by John Moorman. Tony Damico provided a variety of cartoons, while Jack Glaser could be seen at all the school events, Camera in hand and flash bulbs popping out of all pockets. Here the Moderator and staff of the l95l X-RAY wish to express their gratitude to all who have cooperated in the production of the annual, Mr. Norman M, Bush and Mr. Daniel McTamney of Shillito's Photo-Reflex Studio were generous with their assistance. Mr, Paul E. Gosiger of the Schultz-Gosiger Engraving Company and Mr. William Brinker of the Brinker Printing Company have our thanks for the personal, careful way in which they handled the engraving and printing. Working with these men was always a pleasure. Our thanks, also, to the Principal St. Xavier faculty, especially Gedeon, SJ., for his aid in the many patrons, sponsors, and members af Mr. Thomas W, photography, to and advertisers, and to the entire student body which partici- pated in an unparalleled way in making this a genuine student production. Yearbook staff edges toward publication? fs-,XX ,X C 0 wa! f-f,2f'r- Jigsf, N ffvmiiv-yi? l4 i li K Do . ,fi -Sim? 1 L 'in ,Q Q QL x. li x ,cv fis miiyfli ff! if li ,, li 7, ' X , it 0 'l M532 if 2 'ii ' ll 6 C l i Wi I' I x Q! XTX J :Q 14',. f' - 5 jill-U ttf ' 2. .gifdf T68 X- PAT BRAND BOB MANLEY and BILL SMITH Ass't Photography Editor Salesmen 6 --na RAY At the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Chicago, John Moormon, Mr. Cahill, S,J,, and Peter Du Brul inspect the All American yearbooks. DAVE HUNTER Ass't Art Editor This was the scene that greeted the Xavier delegates as they strug- gled through the packed terminal into the snow- bound city. BOB GERWIN Salesman 1 PREP An early meeting of the entire PREP staff after the PREP, formerly a news- paper, now a magazine-type publication, came out. Seated with Mr. Schwarz, S..l., Moderator, are Carl Meirose and Gene Hirschberg, co-editors for one year. Joe Molony, behind Gene, took over the editorship at mid-year. Seated at right is Tom Crush, Sports Editor. X NS. W fm. ,t gf. , ,QQKP ,Qfixlfg Dwi Shiijaiv Nnvilon The staff of the l95O-5l PREP, under the diligent guidance of Mr. Schwarz, S.J., Moderator, changed the format of the PREP to that of a magazine. As a result, more pictures and better coverage of school activities and student participation appeared in the PREP. The congratulations of the whole school is offered to the staff and Moderator on the success of this difficult venture. 70 CLASSICAL CLUB Top Row: Dave Doll, Balm Thierouf, Pierce Cunningham, Jack Custer, Bill Elsciesser, Joe Molony, Joe Elnle, Dick Phalen, Joe Weil, Keri Kniopr-r, Vito Rossi, Howie I-leringer, Jim Nolan, Tony Damico. Middle Row: Jim Dolly, John Moorrnan, Dan Kennealy, Bob Montgomery, Bob McDonald, Dick Schapker, Len Fangnwan. Seated: Don Ilickett, Carl Meirose, Jim Rolfes, Tom Crush, Bill Schimanski, Gene Hirschberg, Bill Klekarnp, Bill Drain, Pete MrCortIiy, ir Jos. A, Walslw, Moderator, Lil Koenig, Joe Klein, Roger VonBiraelen, Tom Ball, Jeriy Brttnvr, Lil Moian, Pele McCarthy, lark Glaser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Marshal L. Lochlnler, SJ, chapter was founded ot St. Xavier's to Create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership and encourage the development of character in pupils. 7II Standing: Ralph A. Soldati, Thomas A, Saladin, Edward G. Moran, Clifford M. Springmeier, Frederick W, Fehr, Anthony Domico, Anthony L. Schneider. Seated: Harry A. Gieske, James F. Warnl, Eugene H. I-lirsehlpeig, Thomas I-I. Crush, Cieorge A. Bauer, Carl E. Meirose, Edward J. Koenig. l72 ' I . . . Aid fadnfd muaqagevl Our years at St. Xavier's have given us a diversity of interests. Walk the long, fourth-floor corridor after school. You will hear an enthusiastic group of hams practicing code. Edge your way into the dark-room where we struggle through the elements of photography. Come from the confines of the building into the fresh air where the band is pirouetting its way through tricky formations. To satisfy your taste for antiquity, accompany the Archaelogical Society on one of its salubrious expeditions to an ancient Indian mound. - DRAMATICS NN-.. Q 'll BOB McDONALD, BILL KLEKAMP the Unknown, D00 WONG, CLIFF SPRINGMEIER, BILL SCHIMANSKI CHARLIE SCHARE KILLER UNKNOWN March so-31, 1951 ll DAN LAVELY and JACK GLASER, Curtain in five minutes VII 74 UKILLER UNKNOWN 7 Killer f- still unknown? ex, Ax KLA INTERMISSION LINUS PILLER, HARRY MATTHEWS, KEN LOHR, in front. ED KOENIG, BILL DRAIN, JOHN MOORMAN Behind the scenes. Whot'lI l write ? asks Don Lovely in the program signing. 1' CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Mr. Garvey's troubadors entertain at the yearly Christmas program sponsored Fr. Schmidt, SJ, and Mrs. Robert J. by the Mothers' Club, lmbus chat after Vito Rossi's accordian solo. Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Hils, Mrs, Allen, and Fr, Wieber, SJ., look over the Mothers' Club gifts to the faculty. Top Row: Jim Duffy, Cliff Laemmle, Joe Klein, Tom Werner, Al Reinerman, Bill Gangler, Dave Dall. Third Row: Jim Bolan, Art Bertke, Tom Schmid, Bill Duffey, Nick Clooney, l-lal Matthews, Jim Bowes, Second Row: Walter Kramer, Don Heile, Joe Seiwert, Jim Mattox, Dan Kennealy, Pete Engel. First Row: Don Calahan, Tim Fallon, Tom Gilligan, Jack Emmett, Bill Disque, Clayton Schnetzer. l 6 7 B A N D I'lI huff and I'II puff . . . X greets Purcell. P i A if P. hi CZ 9PmlNf XAVI ER Top Row: Bal: Cooney, Howie Mamlnerg, Roger Kanef, Ron Coffey, Bob Brockman, Harry Matthews, Mr. Garvey, SJ., Roy Gels, Bern Kaiser, Mike Colacurcio, Paul Wagner, Jack Emmett, Jack Ryan. Middle Row: Pele Clarke, Jae Schneider, Norb Panko, Cy Knue, Ken Lohr, Tom Werner, Don Noll, Larry Biesmeyer, Steve Elsoesser, Teil Meyers, Don Feeley, Gerry VonderMeulen, Mel Zwissler, Dan Lavely. Bottom Row: George Bauer, Paul Molony, Don Vogeler, Tim Fallon, Linus Piller, Jim Brockman, Braden Mechley, Jim Rottenlaergcr, Dick Steiner, Paul Mengellcamp. 7 l DANCE BAND First Row Seated: Mike Colacurcio, Gerry VonderMeulen, Jack Emmett, Linus Piller, Harry Matthews, Ken Lohr, Owen McCarthy. Second Row Seated: Bern Kaiser, Ron Coffey, Larry Bissmeyer, Jim Rottenberger, Norb Panko, Bob Brockman, Roger Kanet, Tom Penderghast. Standing: Mr, Garvey, SJ, Moderator, Ted Meyers, John Wimmer, Director, Standing: Bill Myers, Jim Huber, Jim Duffy, Dan Lovely, John Moorman, l-larry Gieske, Carl Kessen, Len Fangman, Evaristo Giglio, Dave Dall. Seated: Mr. Garvey, SJ., Moderator, John Coughlin. Troubadors entertain at the K. ot C. Christmas banquet, December 17, at the Metropole Hotel. 8 A lx fs :i W - -. N ,, Nm X N I K X- 1-Q CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club masses for the introductory explanation of graphic photography. This year, under the capable direction of Mr. Gedeon, meetings. Various contests were sponsored by the SJ., members ot the camera club worked their way camera club in which the best photographs were ex- through the fundamentals ot photography. The tech- hibited, and those who took the pictures rewarded. lt niques at developing, printing, and enlarging were is hoped that from this group will emerge the PREP and practiced in the dark-roam. Groups travelled to parks X-RAY photographers forthe coming year. to carry out the theories learned in the after school MARK BECKMAN WALTER BRUSCH AL HUESMAN JIMMY BROCKMAN contact l develops. enlarges. examines contrast. ' v ARCHAEOLCGY CLUB Standing: Mr. Garvey, SJ., Ted Stoner, Pete Engel, Jack Custer, Ray Hellkamp, Dave Dall, Bill Walsh, Walter Brusch. Scafcd: Jack McAnaw, Tom Willis, Tam Schmid, Dick Steiner, Bill Glueck, Charles Rolfes. V lgzfggglfyq,-, M Gi f Qflilio 1 LX jx 1 14 3' lg-'H M7 Q,.w- 'l Allrfgfi 1 ,ff WNAAJ X44 'Q A I '37 il N .4 , ,lf e ,Jf ff l if rp, 2 X .,.:f:'l C7 ll xx , ., -15,1 ,Jia T ffliyrffrf X , l 15545293 Ulm X Extinct, eh ? 82 anal gran? in goal? Over the years, St. Xavier's has had its share of winning teams. The school has produced many outstanding athletes, some who were to achieve All-American or national prominence. But the goal of the athletic program is the foundation of strong bodies and determined wills. This we have experienced in our sports, varsity and intra-mural. 831 FOOTBALL Top Row: Gene Fahey, Bill Klekarnp, Pat Scallan, Don Gardner, Ed Moron, Dan Dougherty, Jack Sfutler, Howie Poweleif, Cliff Coloumbe, Dick Meyers. Third Row: Mr. Weiler, Coach, Dan O'Brien, Art Braering, Tom Haas, Bill Elsaesser, Vince Russo, Ray Seiter, Bob Baehner, Jerry Windes, Ed Bolger, Howie Heringer, .lack Morse, Paul Reinermarin. Second Row: Bob Broering, Mike Dammarell, Jerry Welling, Fred Fehr, Bill Schulte, Charlie O'Leary, Jack Glaser, Jim Nieberding, Mike Rohs, Pat Conners, Mr. Von Holle, Coach. First Row: Paul Wurzelbacher, Paul Gosiger, Jim Ullrich, Dick Schulte, Ray Mazza, Harry Kaiser, Si Leis, George Corridan, Dan Wenstrup. SEASON'S SCORES XAVIER O . . WESTERN HILLS O XAVIER I2 . WITHROW I3 XAVIER I3 , . HUGHES I3 XAVIER 25 . . WALNUT HILLS O XAVIER I2 . . HAMILTON CATHOLIC I3 XAVIER 7 . , FLAGET 7 XAVIER O . , PURCELL 7 XAVIER O . . ELDER 25 XAVIER 6 , . NEWPORT CATHOLIC I3 XAVIER . BACON fgame called offl ii3S'U-idtxiili FOOTBALL Head linesman moves back as Charlie O'Leary cuts upfield in Flaget game at Louisville. Iheerleaders of the Purcell ame divide attention be- Neen the stands and the ie ld. 5 I Charlie O'Leary fades back to pass as ,wig L ,QL A 3 X two Withrow Iinemen charge in. la?Q'! LH 'i,? .iHV'?a s sms- s 'Ni ti 'bi Wlxix-Blix i ' si BILL KLEKAMP, E. GENE FAHEY, E. PAUL REINERMANN, E. FOCT XX Wwiww .A..,.L, ,W wk , VINCE RUSSO, G. BILLQELSAESSER, G. ART BROERING, T. HOWIE HERINGER, T. JERRY WELLING T. 'gy Ny. W --,. I , IB6 BALL 8 UNO '11 The X bench registers teor- ful astonishment during the Purcell gorne. O ' I Bockfield loosens up. Jock Glaser, Bill Schulte, Tommy Hoes. JIM NIEBERDING The Board of Strategy Coach Bob Von Holle Fr Berdorm SJ., ond Coach Nnck Wenler Seated Howne Hermger All Cnty Left Holf Bockg Clfmoriie wifw' Core for souls and bodies - Mr. Be-all, SJ., and Dr. Meyers team physician, watch anxiously sift ED BOLGER QB JACK GLASER, FB. So you thought that was unnecessary roughness' X4 4, FCCTBALL 'hun Last minute instructions and adjustments by Coach Nick Weiler and quarterbacks Bill Schulte and Ed Bolger. Top: Fred Fehr, HB. Center: Ed Moran, FB. Bottom: Charlie O'Leary, HB. O FOOTBALL 'il Howie Poweleit takes to the ground as a Hamilton back cuts back. 911 ls that waving tie symbolic? 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BASKETBALL AL K 'INS YAVIIR 45 CENTRAL YOCATIONAL 29 Q12 F XRS Q, YAVIIR '48 IILIGIILS 40 I ff YAVIIR 44, TAYLOR 34 .II-I 'L' '7' 7I ,hu XAVIIII: .II EIAGLT 27 K I XAVHIP 44 PORTSMOUTH 24 Xl XAVIIII AI WALNUT HILLS 42 INN X11 XAVIIR Q6 LLDER 34 XA X Q X X XAVIIR 32 PIIRCELL 48 XAXNYJ , My , LQ XAVIER 45 ST, HENRY 33 IR 5 xAvIER 53 NEWPORT CATHOLIC 37 TQ 5 A I xAvIER 37 ROGER BACON 51 Lg ' I I XAVIER AO HAMILTON CATHOLIC 44 VW I1 1 K I XAVIER 45 NEWPORT CATHOLIC 40 AIX L I XAVIER 49 ELOER A8 K LII bf- W' A XAVIER AO LOCKLAND WAYNE 55 .I :T I 5 XAVIER 35 RIIRCELL 48 1 15 Alsop XAVIER 31 ROGER I3ACON 65 HX , ,,m 4:W.w I h xg XAVIER 46 HAMILTON CATHOLIC 47 ' ' XAVIER 35 WESTERN HILLS 45 HO Hum- XAVIER 55 HOLY CROSS 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT xAvIER 44 WESTLIQN HILLS 40 xAv1ER 413 CENTRAL VOCATIONAL 34 XAYIER 29 ROGER I3ACON 48 ED BOLGER JIM 0'CONNELl., CGIJICIIIT DICK RICE BASKETBALL They flocf through the oir os Jim O'ConnelI goes in for on underhond Ioy-up while Dick Rice owoifs rebound. 'K '35 I knew you couldn't bend thot for thinks Jock Morse os he eoses one through the Purcell zone. 6 Top Row Carl Ptnrrmann Manager Larry Dlllon Roy Herbort, Al Sicking, Bob Campbell Bottom Row Jack Holmes Bull Hehemann Mike Guenther, Ray Mazza, Bert White, Harry XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER CENTRAL HUGHES TAYLOR FLAGET ELDER WALNUT HILLS ROGER BACON ST. HENRY ELDER NEWPORT CATHOLIC PURCELL HAMILTON CATHOLIC ROGER BACON LOCKLAND WAYNE ELDER PURCELL WESTERN HILLS HOLY CROSS Roy Herbort drops two in against Elder 9 XAVIFR XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIEI4 XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIEIQ XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER Top Row: Dove Leyfzc, Tom Budde, Al Fohgmoh, Tony Olherdihg, Tom Pcmlerghosf, John Dillon, Tom Elsocsser, Arn Niehenke, Bottom Row: Chuck Kuffmcycr, Norm Horlond, Jam Scholleg Bill Kenney, Coptoing Chuck Fxcgcr, Gone Eckcrlc, Don Wrlghf, COVINGTON CATHOLIC I7 WESTERN HILLS 3I WALNUT HILLS 40 VVITHROW 24 WOODWARD I5 HUGHES 33 BACON 38 NORWOOD I8 ST, HENRY 26 ELDER 29 PURCELL 42 HUGHES 28 WESTERN HILLS 29 BACON 33 ELDER 22 CENTRAL VOCATIONAL 46 PURCELL 29 WALNUT HILLS 23 NEWPORT CATHOLIC 26 NOIPWOOD 33 Tap-off in thc X-Newport Catholic Gome FROSH BASKE BALL SENIOR SWIMMERS A? E, 'W Eff Q fc K .j- , x 1 SX 3 Rx M ,Km K ,. 3 ? X iii ,.,, 'HW X gait S 5,,E 5 i 2 SN Wf fii W Top Row: Bob Rolfes, Mike Rohs, Jock Hcmekomp, Don Isphording, Mr. J. P. Beoll, SJ, CCoc1cl'17. Boffom Row: Hunk Rohs, Tom lsphording, Maurice Hartke, Don Shannon, Bob Cetrulo. RAY ZOLLER MIKE ROHS, RAY ZOLLER, DON ISPHORDING O I0 JUNIOR SWIMMERS Top Row: Mr. J. P. Beali, S.J., lCoacI1Ig Phil Fitzpatrick, Glenn Rice, Paul Reinermann, Tom Board, Floyd Krebs, Bob Gerard, Manager. Bottom Row: Joe Russell, Bob Imbus, Ken Hehman, Bruce Blaes, Bob Olding, Pete VanCuren. SWIM RECORD This year both the senior and junior swimmers captured the title in the Greater Cincinnati Swimming League. Since the juniors won by a large margin, we may expect VARSITY SWIMMING SCORES DUAL MEETS XAVIER 3I XAVIER 29 XAVIER 2I XAVIER 4I XAVIER 28 TRIANGULAR Xavier 26 3l 32 89 even greater swimming Iaurels in the coming year I is significant to note that not one member of the swim ming teams will be lost to competition next year JUNIOR SWIMMING SCORES DUAL MEETS . . WITHROW XAVIER 26 WITHROW . . . HUGHES XAVIER 28 HUGHES , . XAVIER LOUISVILLE XAVIER 3I XAVIER LOUISVILLE .. FLAGET XAVIER 33 FLAGET , I , , MIDDLETOWN XAVIER 3l MIDDLETOWN MEETS TRIANGULAR MEETS Purcell Elder Xavier Purcell Elder 24 26 36 4 6 26 24 33 7 7 28 26 33 7 7 78 76 I02 I8 20 INTRAMURALS ' M WWJ N fo 41, Q67 ll 1-lxl-l 'F gxlzfd lg ii i? ll i, l lx, si ll Pardonnez moi ! Upper Left: The Intramural board of control was organ- ized to assist the athletic directors in handling the details of intramural games. Don Cappel, Cliff Coloumbe, Dan Wenstrup, Earl Roesel, Mr, Beall, SJ., Marty Hils, Bob Schott. Lower Left: The winning intramural basketball team of l95l: George Corridan, Cliff Colournbe, Don Cappel, Si Leis, and Cinsertl Captain Pat Conners. Revenge l N ., X' .,.f, ,WM ? C 5' l P -iw -- Qi if +51 WY' X xi f x J Q l Y X C X J 4 J , if ,C ' Z ii ? i I Tfifm c l02 103 SPGRT PAUSE rooTsAi.i. The opening game of the year might well have been considered a season summary. Xavier's line looked good against a powerful and favored Western Hills as it repeatedly held West Hi on the goal line. Be- tween the twenty-yard stripes Xavier's offense was good enough, but not sufficiently powerful to score. The game ended in a O - O deadlock. In five of the next games, Xavier tied Hughes and Flaget, lost by one point to Withrow and Hamilton Catholic, and by seven to Purcell. A victory over Walnut Hills, 25-0, broke the tie and one-point-loss string. Against Withrow, Xavier sparkled in the second half after a lethargic first half. Led by the running and passing of Charlie O'Leary, the Bombers pushed over two rapid touchdowns and were threatening another in the last minutes. The first victory of the year was over Walnut Hills. The following week the Bombers lost to Hamilton Catholic in a rainy battle. O'Leary's runs brought Xavier within a point of Hamilton. But the pass for extra points was incomplete. In Louisville, it looked as if the Bombers' fortunes were changing. Jack Morse had sprinted across for a touchdown to grab a 7 -O lead as time began to run out. But favored Flaget came back with a quick touchdown to tie the game. Then came the annual doubleheader at Xavier Uni- versity. Purcell, though it had lost some of the previous season's power, pushed across a touchdown which was to be the margin of victory. The Bombers fought hard - operating from both the single-wing and if-formation - but could not cross the muddy goal ine. Elder had too much power for the Bombers as the men from Price Hill fought to a 25 - O victory. The season closed with a seven point defeat, I3 - 6, inflicted by Newport Catholic. Paul Wurzelbacher, sophomore mite, scored the touchdown. Tackle Art Broering re- ceived a trophy for the outstanding individual per- formance of the game. The Bacon game, to be played the next week, was cancelled because of rain. The l950-5l season was unusual - one victory, three ties, two one-point losses, two one-touchdown losses, and one notable 25-O loss. Only a few points separated the Bombers from a very creditable season. In l95l - 52 ? Not too much can be said as yet. Many regulars will be gone. They will be hard to replace. But lineman like Pat Conners and Mike Rohs, and backfield men like Cliff Coloumbe, Howie Poweleit and George Corridan, with the experience of this year, can brighten the football horizon. Coach Von Holle deserves plaudits for a good season. But most of all he deserves praise for his wholesome, manly influence on his players. lf the Bomber's l95l- 52 record matches the character of Coach Von Holle, Xavier will be unbeaten. BASKETBALL Minus the entire starting lineup of l95O, the varsity basketball squad needed testing to clarify its potenti- alities. After a normal start - with high and low points throughout the regular season - the Bombers got into the district tournament. Here the squad shone. Beating West Hi in the first game, the Bombers eased past Central Vocational and into the semi-finals against Bacon. The boys from Xavier played a good game, but powerful Bacon was still unbeaten at game's end. The past season forebodes well for next year. With Captain .lim O'Connell, high-scorer this year, Dan Wenstrup, Howie Poweleit, and Jack Morse returning, the varsity should show an experienced quintet. Big Al Sicking, Mike Guenther, Ray Mazza, Roy Herbort, and Jack Holmes - with seasoning and hard work - should add depth to the varsity team. The i952 Reserve team should definitely be strong, judging from last year's frosh squad. Hard-working Tom Budde, frosh high-scorer, Larry Dillon and Cap- tain Bill Kenney are among the frosh standouts. iill iilii l BASEBALL Top Row: Jim Tully, Bob Boehner, Don Wenstrup, Vince Russo, Norm Harland. Row Il: Norb Romboch, Bill Schulte, Chorley O'Leory, Fred Fehr, Ed Bolger, Jim Nieberding. Row Ill: Howard Heringer, Dove Leyfze, Lou Lehr, Don Kenneoly, Gene Wagner, Bob Schott, Mr. A. E. Von Holle lCooch7. -KM ED BOLGER, 2B5 CHARLIE 0'LEARY, LF: FRED FEHR, RF. LOU LEHR, P: PETE McCARTHY, 'IB5 JIM NIEBERDING, C: VINCE RUSSO, C. 4 105 Jim Nieberding and Pete McCarthy discuss prospects with Fr. Wieber, S.J. Howie Heringer digs for one in a close game against Elder. Try one low and behind his back. Howie Heringer, Gene Wagner, Dan Wenstrup, Bill Schulte, Ed Bolger, Bob Boehner. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES XAVIER WITHROW 5 XAVIER WESTERN HILLS 7 XAVIER NEWPORT CATHOLIC 5 XAVIER ELDER 3 XAVIER WESTERN HILLS 9 XAVIER WITHROW 5 XAVIER PURCELL IO XAVIER NEWPORT CATHOLIC 5 XAVIER COVINGTON CATHOLIC 5 XAVIER COVINGTON HOLMES 6 XAVIER ROGER BACON 6 XAVIER HUGHES I6 XAVIER ROGER BACON 9 XAVIER ELDER I5 XAVIER MOUNT HEALTHY I3 BASEBALL Ex L: M C3 593 K 4 fi WED XY!! A f I V Famous last words: l got it. TRACK Top Row: Charlie Brodbeck, Bob Broering, Mark Beckman, Bill Hehemann, Terry Smith, Harold Baumeisrer, Tam Castellirii, Ed Mulloy. Bottom Row: Cy Bieger, George Corridari, Dan Colefta, Paul Harig, John McCIurig, Pete Malas, Bill Hay, Manager. We ef Q :J .v-,uh rr M - Mark Beckman and Jack Connolly before the gun. O6 O TENNIS TOM ZUMBIEL, PAUL GOSIGER, JERRY STEGMAN, PIERCE CUNNINGHAM FRED FEHR RAY HILS JOHN SHIELDS, MR. ENNEN, S.J., COACH: JAY HOYT, BILL HADLEY, XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER XXNVIER XAVIER XAVIER XAVIER RAY HILS, BOB GERWIN, FRED FEHR. 1951 TENNIS RECORD 5 ELDER 3 HUGHES 2 PURCELL I WYOMING A ELDER 2 WESTERN HILLS 2 PURCELL O HAMILTON I WITHROW 3 WESTERN HILLS GOLF This year's golf team was coming along nicely toward the end of the season. Having beaten Elder and lost to Purcell by small margins, the linksmen went on to lose a close one to Hamilton Catholic. Pete McCarthy and Don Niehaus shone for Xavier, while there were many promising golfers among the sophomores and freshmen. O8 sip! X? 1 52551 Q wifi: Q 1 QS' 1 I FF' 3, OI! , ', v nm 2 ,gl ' if ' i' ' ' 3 J ,. Y r ' I we Jw My . is -alt! ' ight :I s ' ' . J W ' 1 1 .4 x 3 v 9, 'Q ','Y 5 nl up '-T F w 9 1' X? L5 f L ., .. ., i lm' E' l . 'vf . z :L ' ., A . f W : I I A 5 W 1 V - I I 5 g ,w if-1' ,,, W W-... 5' Q Q gf 1 . Q gin' ' 4 ,s 4 I 'X 'A , V -s , S L 1 MOTHERS' CLUB Sfanding: Mrs. Anthony P. Domico, Mrs. Vernon C. Custer, Mrs. James J. Higgins, Mrs. M. Henry Hils, Mrs. Thomas X. Dillon, Mrs. Urban J. Bruns, Mrs. Daniel M. Lovely, Mrs. Oliver J. Brockman, Mrs. Maurice W. Grisebaum. Seated: Mrs. Robert H. McDonald, Mrs. Howard J. Beftner, Mrs. Frederick W. Fehr, Mrs. Joseph L. Hils, President, Mrs. Joseph M. Allen, Mrs. Albert J. Rickling, Mrs. Cyril Bieger, Mrs. Herman H. Wordernan. N'-it MRS. JOSEPH L. HILS Standing: Mrs. William A. Sederberg, Mrs. Thomas J. Ball, Mrs. Lillie president of Sf, Xavier Moron, Mrs. Richard R. Rebholz. Mothers' Club. ,L 'X Wg' . xg V, . 'xxx Q Seated: Mrs. Anthony G. Huber, Mrs. Paul S. Reinermann. ff' I nfl 3 QF, 2 L. 1 ls -.... N - nn... gh-..... --... --.... '-ss 3 5 FATHERS' CLUB gun .l Officers of the Fathers' Club: Mr. Daniel M. Lavely, Presidentg Mr. C. Louis Meyer, Vice- Presidentg Mr. Alfred H. Morse, Treasurerg Mr. John T. Schwierling, Secretary. The fathers and mothers of Xavier students play an important role in St. Xavier High School. Their cooperation and initia- tive in all school-run affairs always insure success. But most of all their generosity and unselfishness shows forth in the long hours they put in to make the annual May Fete an outstanding success. 3 nv . . .... ..... . .N MR. DANIEL M. LAVELY President of St. Xavier Fathers' Club. f 32 3.2 W . .,,. M ,4, ,I . f 1 W: VV'- e f 3' it M H 5 Y Wg ggggsgws 3 M Q Q S 4 X X ,w ja. 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Fifth Street ON FOUNTAIN SQUARE SNYDER SOHIO SERVICE Wooster Pike and Simpson St. BRambIe 9725 Cincinnati 27, Ohio MAHONEY'S PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacist 4474 W. Eighth St. -Phone WA 4904 Price Hill, Cincinnati, Ohio THE ROBE RT TAILORING CO. 3rd Floor, Power Building 8th and Sycamore C O P P I N S Northern Kentucky's Largest Department Store 7th and Madison COMPLIMENTS OF CRICKET TAVERN ANN'S APPAREL oEE THE CORNER-BUT ON THE SQUARE 2729 Erie Ave. Hyde Park Cincinnati, Ohio You are cordially invited to come in and see our smart and complete line of Ready-to-Wear. No obligations C o m pl i m e n t s ROLLMAN 81 CAREY ADVERTISING WILL T. CRESSLER CO. LUBBER STAMPS MARKING DEVICES INKS STATIONARY SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS WEDDING INVITATIONS 542 Main St. CHerry 2082 Cincinnati 2, Ohio 4' -------A+ ---- ------- ------ A---- AAAA - --A - REPAIRING DIAMONDS A L S C H N E I D E R YOUR JEWELER KNOWLTON'S CORNER Klrby 0808 3969 Spring Grove Ave. 2 I I COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES THE COLUMBIA 01,11 MOBILE COMPA E 22 Local Rural Inter-City Phones: Avon 1775 - l'l'l'I 2535 Vine St., Cincmnah WEI L lreproof Warehouse AGENTS: N. AMERICAN VAN LINES George Mersch General Contractor INDUSTRIAL - coMMEnclAL STORE FRONTS - REMQDELING ING K IC ifxe BU erv ,S S- l8 Ll C li ic I1 Buff' clisding 0 J' H R e 363 T 3 3300 o yV TT II II 4I 4I 'I 4I I 4 4 4 I II 'I 'I II II II II II 4I I 4 4 I I 4I II 'I 'I II 'I 'I II 4I I II II 4I II II II II 4I 4I II II 'I 4I 4I 4I A A A I I v v 4 4 4 4 4 I I I 4 I I I I I I I I II II II 'I II II 'I 'I 4I I 'I I I I II II II 4 I 4 4I I I J II II II II II 'I II II 'I II II II II II I 4 I I 'I 'I II II II 'I 'I 4I II 4I 'I II II II 4I II II II II II II II :I I I II II 4I 'I 'I II II II 4 I2 4 F KRAMER'S I That's AII Fine Foods For Good Living DELIVERY SERVICE ' 6102 Madison Rd. BRombIe 0575 -0576 JAS. P. BOLGER COAL CO. SUPER FUEL SINCE 1895 Enquirer Bldg. CHerry 4760 COMPLIMENTS OF ED SCHMID ENTNER CLDSMOBILE CO. C28 YEARS WITH OLDSI Klrby 1980 4040 Spring Grove Ave. - A ---A+--- ::::er-.p::::::::::::::::::: :::: THE CAPITOL BARG DRY CLEANERS, Inc. CINCINNATVS AUTHORIZED MIRACLEANERS PA 0333 Coll Us for Quality Dry Cleaning Athletic Uniforms Our Specialty 125 Best wishes MAY GOD BLESS THE STUDENTS OF ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL 'I'o fhe Rev. J. A. Garrify, S.J. '51 Seniors 1, and The Pas+ors ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA :E 'r Lg of 4+ MRS. HANLEY, Manager I 'r 'r 'r Li 4a 'I 'I 'I 'r 1 Congratulations +o fhe Class of 1951 from +he BOOKSTORE v r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'r 'n --Q LIZ6 EMMETT DUFFY, Druggist STH AND BROADWAY, CINCINNATI, OHIO FANGER Gm RAMPE lncorporaieci Qualify Fooiwear 'For All the Family PEARL AND BROADWAY in u 'i in 'r 4 WINTON PLACE PHARMACY HERMAN J. MEIROSE EPWORTH 81 EDGEWOOD -o-,,a I Frozen Eggs, Frozen Fruits, Frozen Vegetables, Frozen Poultry Margarine, Shortening, Cooking Oils, Frozen Sea Foods ESTABLISHED 1864 The C. EBERLE SONS Co. FOOD MERCHANTS SPRINGDALE BRAND BUTTER AND EGGS C Plum, Sixth and George Sts. Pa 4521 Cincinnati 2, Ohio Patronize your neighborhood druggist The merchant who safeguards your heaIth THE HARRISON TIRE Cr RUBBER CO. N. E. Corner Court and Race Streets Cincinnati 2, Ohio The Best Place in Town to Buy Tires I in 'n 'i 'i in HELLMANN Lumber and Mfg. Co. 'E :minion osconnons Lumber 8: Millwork ' 1: Greiwe, Inc. AVON 2461 32I West Twelfih Sireei' ,, Phone:HEOI2I -Covingion,Keniucky .ti Park Ave. 2426 Reading Road Your Lumber Dealer Since l882 New York, N. Y. Cincinnati 127 I I I I I v -::::::::::::::::::: ::- :4 II 'I Duck Creek Road Norwood 12, Ohio H' I FRISCI-rs BIG BOY I, WESTWOOD JEWELER 1 II 3000 Harrison Avenue I . . , The most talked about sandwich IH town 1: opp' weswood school Momma 5065 I I, I, :::::::,:,,,,:,::::::,::,,,,:,,::- -,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,:,,,,,: - I HIGGINSQN GIFT gl-IQP I THE FULDNER MORTUARY I Unusual Gifts - from Everywhere 1 42' Arch Sfreel I for all occasions I CINCINNATI 2, OHIO Greeting Cards for Everyone I MAin 4754 I: I ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: , :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I, I I I I E. J. BOLLINGER FOOD MARKET 1, THE SEED :I Kirby and Hcmfaeid I DOG FOODS BULBS I Klrby 2426 I, PLANTS INSECTICIDES I, 'I NURSERY STOCK FERTILIZERS :I WE DE'-'VER Phone: MAI.. 2184 402-404 Main sf. ' I ' I I 'I B R A N D T ' S TI-IE GEMCO ENGINEERING 8. MEG. co., Inc.II 5: M A R TAMPIN S :I NEWPORT'S STORE I, SHEET ET E wo K-E G 1, SERVING OVER ONE HUNDRED YEARS I . I I Box 363, Glendale Rd. Woodlawn, Ohio II Ninth and Monmouth b Newport, Ky. I, , II UUE EEEEEE QR7ITIEEcTif5irf,E5iSREs5 EIEIEREEEEEE EEE j EEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:EEEEEEEE' I I MAURICE MARK : Foy PROFESSIONAL' PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I' PAINT Cincinnati 3900 Reading Road 1. 12, Qhio I CINCINNATI, OHIO I COMPANY Phone: UN szos ', I :.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4, :::::::::::::::::::::::::: CHASE FOOD SHOP COBY'S PHARMACY I I FINEST OF FOODS AND WINES I ETHICAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE I 1608 Chase , Phone HEmlock O63I I Klrby 9479 SAM AND PETE 19th and Holman Sts. cOYil1gfOl1, Ky. I, I, ::f:::f:::::- ' Efn:::::::::::-':::::::::::::::' A ':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I Complifnenfs 0+ HERMAN A. BROERING co. E I ,I REFRIGERATION SALES AND SERVICE I . I HEmIock 4244 'I Clifton and Terrace Aves. I I Avon 9300 :I 1817 Holman Street Covington, Ky. Il 'I I :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I ::::::::I::::::::f:::::::::::::::::::::::v I EBNEW5 SOFT PRETZE'-5 BRADFORD'S SERVICE STATION I BAKED ON A HEARTH P nh and Broadway L 14h s c' ' ', oh' I 1' 25 EEEE E E IEEIEEEE Io 1: CHerry 9696 Cincinnati, Ohio ji I, I, I II I L- ----------v- ---vvv--------vo I I 2 8 ::4-::::::::.- +::::: - -:::::: -::::: - -::::::::: - 1' 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I i I 'I 'I 'I I i I i I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I i I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I i I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I i 'I i 'I i ore St. Xavier Hi h Men Enroll Each Year rlwgy ,'r ' r. ,.'l .c 'r - ' I, ' .g5yl'-' . 1 5- 'I . I 'Jef' Q Y' ill.: 'WUI N lx iz ' 1 11'j'x. ir if -I W' -'l7gl1 I.:r ' ' , I 1 fl Hu 'F' 1 tl M All -ill TM I., ' I I -U I I ' 5 , i JI lti l i-ia ' ln .lr gm . Q -'- - Z:-:Q it-K . N 1.1, 774' Q,,v ?t....w-fss,Wr' ' 4 Q L I 1-I D + f-1.5 154 J 'V 5,1 , 1' .F I ii cage 'ff fi ,,, TQ a r ' N A . .. IM , ' Hinkle Hall, Jesuit Faculty Residence Freshman courses begin in June and September. Freshmen entering in June can attain sophomore rating by February, l952. COMPLETE INFORMATION about courses, en- trance requirements and costs will be sent on request. For the Day Division, address the Director of Admissions, Xavier University, Victory Parkway, for the Evening Division, address the Secretary, Xavier University Evening Division, 520 Sycamore St. Xavier University is accredited by the North Central Associa- tion ot Colleges and Secondary Schools as a degree-granting institution and is approved by the Department of Education of the State of Ohio, by the Board of Regents of the University ot the State of New York, and by the University of Illinois. at XAVIER A Jesuit University Cincinnati, Ohio Because Xavier University offers what Xavier High men have learned to demand for their college educa- tion - the training of the whole man, in soul as well as body, in will as well as intellect, in character as well as personality. DAY DIVISION Avondale Campus Liberal Arts Commerce and Finance Pre-Medicine Pre-Law Pre-Engineering Pre-Dentistry Physical Education R.O.T.C Instruction for Commissions in the U.S. Army EVENING DIVISION Downtown Campus Liberal Arts Commerce and Finance Pre-Law Aerial View of the Avondale Campus I L- -----+ ---A--A---A - A 29 Fixx X f W WW 2 ff fs, TE W X .1902 Q NX X X , ix ',l2iQif' l fl 5-T . Qi pf' X .I . I 5' , I 1 A ii Ng ,Q W i 1 ,N P lll'IIliQQiiB -,::,,::,,,::,j:::L,,,,:::-,,,-- Klrby A k, , ,M 27 I Klrby ' ' - 4. I ,g, If Q.W i ' iw i,f.i,'i1ii++'-fsf ' 1- .ii xm, ic.uvvvi,,,' ay i nv r ig h L 1,7 I I NP 'Ni ll' ik' iii ,rf it ,-- ini iii. ii it 1,25 qr,ii,, y .iiii eq an :nf ,, it , rn. ,I ik Yllllll 'i i lull l 'Ill I 'Ail llllll ll 'i illll E nlllil' 1' viii l il iiilliillifli'miiiiilllii iililiiiiir in ullil U L man: f ff!! aooo Fon You Banned by UNION BOTTLING womcs Phone PArkway 8775 WONG'S RESTAURANT 216 E. SIXTH ST. Four Doors from Dow's at 6th 8. Main Sts., Cincinnati 2, Ohio Serving Authentic Chinese Dishes and American Foods We have a special price list for orders to take out WESSELS 81 WENSTRUP Interior and Exterior PAINTING AND DECORATING 4656 Joana Place Cincinnati 5, 0550 Compliments of MIAMI RUBBER CO. Cincinnati 'l4, Ohio MUEHLENKAMP FUNERAL HOMES Dayton, Ky. - Newport, Ky. - Alexandria, Ky. Gabriel The Tailor Fine Custom Tailoring for Ladies and Men We Specialize in Remodeling, Altering and Weaving 605 Sycamore Street CHerry 8921 THESKEN'S FOODS A PARKVIEW MARKET 4500 W. 8th Street NABER SERVICE STATION SUNOCO PRODUCTS GLENWAY 8. ROSEMONT Phone: WAbash 9653 MONTGOMERY'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS 1881 Westwood Ave. WAIDGSI1 9640 The Home of HAPPY-PAK Packaged Smokeless Fuel THE MOELDER COAL CO. Chickering and B 8- O RR Klrby 3080 L. M. PRINCE CO. OPTICIANS 4 West 4th Street, and Doctor's Bldg. TIM PANG RESTAURANT 514 W. 6th Street Cincinnati Open 2:30 P. M. To 3:00 A. M. Phone CHerry 9025 3ll K 1 I 'I I 1 1 1 I EAT AT , 1 'I II PARADISE GARDENS 1 JI 1 1 JI 13-15 EAST SIXTH STREET I' I P 1 I I 1 QE 1' I EE 'I Good Luck Seniors of '5'l ' 1 JAMES 'Jam' BOWES ROBERT 'Bob' JLJENKE JOHN 'Bree' BRESLIN CLIFFORD 'Les' LAEMMLE JOHN 'Bunky' BIJNKER LARRY 'Gee' LESER ,g 1 DONALD 'Dee' CALAHAN FROM JOSEPH 'Joey' MCDERMOTT 1 ROBERT 'Soup' CAMPBELL CLARENCE 'CIef' MASCHINOT :E 1 ROBERT 'Bob' CLINE 2 C JAMES 'Jam' MATTOX - 1 JOHN 'Jock' DACEY PAUL 'P' MOLONY 1 LARRY 'Red' DRAHMAN JOHN'JeeR' NIEHAUS . 1 KENNETH 'Square' EHRHART ALAN 'Albert' REINERMAN 1 TEACHERS: HARRY 'Beeze' EKINS JOSEPH 'Jee' SEIWERT g JOHN 'Jeek' EMMETT MR. BEA'-L, S-J. DANIEL 'Don' SHANNON ' I MICHAEL 'Jee' GUENTHER MR. WEIS, SJ. JERRY 'Shmeor' SOHMER 1 1 ROGER 'Reg' HAET MR. SCHWARZ, SJ. DAVID 'Deve' STAGAMAN ROBERT 'Fulton' HANLON FR. MAJEROWSKI, SJ. THEODORE 'Ted' STONER 5 THOMAS 'Tem' HEHEMANN MR. MeANAw THOMAS 'Tem' WERNER . 'I II 132 BURGER BEER HUHGEH iH fin A Miracle of Fine Brewing RICH AND ROBUST THE BURGER BREWING CU., CINCINNATI, OHIO 331 ' 000004-000404 COMPLIMENTS OF The Acme Veneer G' Lumber Co. For a hot tire - call Meyer CH 8000 The Adam F. Meyer Coal Co. SOLID CAST BRONZE SIGNS 0 TABLETS 0 NAME PLATES 0 HONOR ROLLS GUARANTEED FINEST QUALITY Pan American Bronze Company 628 Sycamore Street PArkway 3832 The Quality Engraving Cr Electrotype Co. 436 Commercial Square Cincinnati 2, Ohio ::::0o::o-v I 4: 4+ ::::::,I 34 F P GT' N011 X 5 Ray Mazza Vx 1 Jim Depalaxse C-X9 'PBUX MOM ' Joe Jorfxvng E4 AW Wm.?99-f-Kel' bruce Tcm Mawr 1 Dlem Tom NIUHQYK Paul Homan BOL jckawzlefv Al BXQYXKQ Luck-te fxg T Tb ' M SON, M 'SQ O - Joe s3wmmM,, 1 TOm IBN? C5 SY ,Renew Soxcxermam Jew? Burns EA Cass cl EQYMQZZCL C 1 1 XMR 1 Presndent J 3 Fpqul Mcycm Joe Sclm-.ezcler MC-e'FDY'QSfdehl1 Dan WOYMa!!J , 'Jim DQ Favlaise A 0 Secretlrxf YC33er I8 ' 1501, wesm , Ronan , Leo Nalfer ?JoKrSC.x'kwiQ'iYLC5v1 0 l Qonoo76 1 Q0 Tlnos Franzm 1 Mueklenkamfqg -5- M'K9 Dammsrcll i Q lm H9avgn Y' Q S 135 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES COLUMBIA OLDSMOBILE CO. SALES AND sskvics 525 SYCAMORE STREET I MAin 2950 Cincinnati 2, Ohio Compliments of ci friend REALTORS BUILDERS THE MEYERS Y. COOPER CO. 2649 Erie Avenue EAst 2780 LOU'S FOOD MARKET 600 Hawthorne Avenue WAbash 9574 P LUCHTE MOTOR DELIVERY GENERAL HAULING 0 DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' Klrby 0027 Cincinnati 25, Ohio ' A::: :::: ::: :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::: ::::::::: , COMPLIMENTS OF MULTIGRAPH SALES AGENCY 8th and Broadway Distributors of Multigraph - Multilith Duplicators Office Folding Machines and Supplies n o t e s , i n c . ' 28 E. Sixth Street GArfieId 'I27'I NURRE BROS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 1564 Elm Street 3437 Montgomery Rd. Cincinnati 'I0, Ohio Cincinnati 7, Ohio 345 W. McMillan St. -- ....--A ,::,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,-- ....... , ,,-.-,X I36 was I x -K 0 w-Pr,-QQ Us lu 45255: ' s S -' -EIS :Sei I N: QDMDN 351322 11:5 -. Skis 5Qeuis QESQ KLEKHMP - funn? MfC.NRl'Hy- .8 E Ii Y E' h N03 QE l'Q VS ww 95-Q5 gm xlA 'Z' 'Ku ik El 'WE -2-s We ff. 23 52 V5'Q 'Ui El 1'-F 'UD KS QQ. SI pu Q in 1-,S 'QE hw :Q R W: wi Q Q ,Vi e QS .v, SE QS 'QQ E-T: 25 'x 'V Qu -H I RICHTEIYS B E T T E R R E A D Y MIXED CONCRETE Six well-located plants for PROMPT service: J Hunt St. Plant ..............,..4... PArkway 702'l Eighth St. Plant . . . A... CHerry 4870 Bond Hill Plant . . . . , JEfferson 8333 Newtown Plant .... . . . LOcust 7555 Bridgetown Plant . . I . , MOntana 2962 Lockland Plant ..,.....ll........,... VAlley 8461 RICHTER CONCRETE CORP. OFFICE 1247 w. 7TH STREET PArkway 7020 THE YANKEES AND CONFEDERATES BILL GLLJECK HAROLD MATTHEWS JOHN MOORMAN BILL DRAIN JOHN CLJSTER BOB CETRULO JOE WEIL NICK CLOONEY JACK BEYER PIERCE CIJNNINGHAM CARL DICKHAUS LEN FANGMAN BOB MONTGOMERY PETE MCCARTHY DON OLLIGES JIM ROLFES JOE MOLONY KEN HEILE II VITO ROSSI BOB ZURENKO ' DICK SCHAPKER DON RICKETT I of 3-A RAY FELLINCER JOE EBLE DAVE DALL DAN KENNEALY KEN KNIPPER CONGRATULATE THE SENIOR CLASS OF '51 , 38 F 1' GERWINETTES 1+ -nf 1 Dress Shoes for Children and Teen-Agers , I: Can be Purchased from . JCHN SHILLITO CO. 1 JOHN SCHWARZ CO. 139 TTAAAAA7 THE AUFDEMKAMPE HARDWARE CQ. 1018 FREEMAN Ave. CINCINNATI 3, OHIO I BENNETIEAIJILLAACQ. W BOLLES SPORTING GOODS CO. Everything for Every Sport 130 EAST SIXTH STREET I ' I I I E Fl A IN! E zoa RACE STREET COMPLIMENTS OF THE J. E. STURM ELECTRIC CO. QUEEN CITY CHEVROLET CQ. Downtown For Your CorIvenien+ ChevroleI Service 3 I 8 E. 6th Street CINCINNATI, OHIO PA 4880 BEST WISHES Premier Southern Ticket Co., Inc. JEfferson 'I745 Cincinnati, Ohio THE PENKER CONSTRUCTION CO. CINCINNATI, OHIO :::::,Q 40 Ask For These Brands at Your Favorite Store Q if lDEAlf EVERY MEAL .J ',' f x - . 'VEB-All? ujtivf' ' . 11 D51 E y ,Q vi i hiclff ea fyjsgzy' A - F Fl'ffygNfAPP'f - E. . .-se E OGRATED IUIIN FRANK C. GLUECK - Food Broker - Cincinnati, Ohio Build With Lumber DISTRIBUTORS SHEET Rocx Pwwooo MASONITE Pnesowoon uPsoN BOARD MILLWORK LUMBER AND MILLWORK THE J. B. DOPPES' SONS LUMBER CO. OVER 75 YEARS OF SERVICE 1250 Gest Street ISouth of Union Depotl GArfield 4850 ---------------cc---------v- -vq--v ---vv----v------- 'I 4 I F X-R ' Feldman Dairy, Inc. mm ay to Spathgllt I French-Bauer ice-cream, milk, lt I and other dairy products Yqur Ng'-1-hem Kentucky If quickly pass 'From the X-ray at 'I 'I gt scientitic testing to the spot- DUl YmUn Iight at public tavor. I Phone JU 2150 Better Dairy Products Since l842 L--- 4 AI Cosh Norb BerGmonn Duck Meyek Cvice-presidentj Gene WAgner Tom Zumbiel Jam Grlseboum Bob Tholen Bob BrOering- 3 B Lorry Sm:Th ltreosurerl Dove Hunter Bernie GElser SCOTT Keorns MeL Zwissler Chorley SchAre EvorsSto Giglio Roy Seater Cpresidentl AI POweIeit lsecretoryb Fronk Summers HERE'S THE 3E57H4W1B IN BEER ! 1 me Mfffffffffffff FZIW6 BREWING DOES IT-Me IVIEDEMANN IVAY! Wiedemann buys the best to brew the best. Wiedemann's is traditionally brewed, then slowly AGED . . and aged LONGER. You can count on Wiedemann's Fine Beer for quality that never varies-and the most completely satisfying flavor you've ever tasted-the best flavor in beer-the Wiedemann Flavor! lViedemamz's amber baffle gzzararllees flavor' prolerlion lram burmful ligbl rays. Wlmmnlws rm: an 9 a 'e'd FLAVOR FWF EVERY TIME THE ceo. WIEDEMANN skewmo co, NEWPORT, xv 0 Andy Schain, Inc. BERTRAND SMITH'S STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS ACRES OF BOOKS DOWNTOWN SALES AND SERVICE LOWEST RATES- EASY TERMS 633 MAIN STREET I In L::- 318 E. 8th Sf. 2300-16 Gilbert Ave. CINCINNATI 2, OHIO PArkway 2782 WOodburn 6418 Call CHerry 1440 For COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Kentucky Office - COIoniaI 1435 fx onnnr A.CL1N1z, INC. K Q42 143 REMEMBER: Your GrondmotI'1er's Wedding Ring come from Lange's GIFTS for students, g rcducites, po rents, friends NGE VINE AND ARCADE CAREW TOWER J O S . P A D U R Plumbing- Heating 614 Delhi WAbash 4160 - GRandview 1273 NEW INSTALLATION REMODELING --- REPAIRING JOHN HOD PP 81 SONS A FUNERAL DIRECTORS CINCINNATI 16, OHIO 7401 Vine Street Hamilton and Elkton Pl. Carthage College Hill VAIIey 0805 Klrby 1040 COPPES NAPAN EE WOOD EXCEL Steel Cabinets S. 8- S. KITCHENS St. Cincinnati coMPi.iMENTs OF REMPE'S FOOD MARKET COVINGTON KY. Compliments of William C. Ulrich HERFF-JONES CO. Class Rings 8: Pins KING MANUFACTURING CO MAKERS OF BURLAP 81 COTTON BAGS THOMAS J. MUSSIO F ll 11 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 i 1 1 l 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 ll 11 1 YORK CAMERA SHOP 434 MAIN STREET CHe:-ry 5650 AL SCHNEIDER Your Jeweler 3936 Spring Grove Knowlton's Corner Klrb! 0808 PARAMOU NT RESTAU RANT CHICKEN, STEAK ond CHOP DINNERS When You Go to Lunch Remember Us-We Aim fo Pleas Y Very Best Meals at Moderate Prices SPECIAL NOON LUNCHEON DAILY Double Deckers and Plain Sandwiches Excellent Cuff e Open Daily f m 6 a.m. f 8 p.m. 234 EAST SIXTH STREET Phone PArkwoy 8542 The R. J. PATTON Co. 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I THE SCHOENLING IREWING CO.. CINCINNATI I4, OHIO 7 Tl 4 i COMPLIMENTS OF CLASS 4C Dick Allen Bob Lintz , Paul Armbruster Jim Lotz l George Bauer Maurice Neff William Becker Don Niehaus Robert Beller Jim Powers ' Cyril Bieger Bill Reinermann Ed Bolger Tom Scholles l Bob Brockman Bill schuiie l Art Broering John Schwierling ll John Bruns Tom Sedler Tom Carney Don Stegman I John Cushing Ramon Stief 'I Paul Gangloff Don Stockelman Roy Gels Jim Tully ' Tom Haas Jim Voet l 1 Luke Harig Jim Ward Tom Hassett Paul Weinle :E Don Hengehold Jerry Welling i Bill Kane Jim Wernke lv Jerry Leary Frank Yass ' 5: 51 it mel 48 SENIOR Ahlars, Carroll H. ..,.....,.,..,. 4720 Guerley Road WAbash 0410 ..,,... ,..... ...... , . . Cincinnati 38, Ohio K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 4. Allen, David A. ....,...,....,. 3848 Broadview Drive EAst 3848 .,.........,.......,.,... Cincinnati 8, Ohio Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Fresh- man Football. Allan, Richard J. ....,........ 4638 Glenway Avenue GRandview 0559 .........,,........ Cincinnati 38, Ohio Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 X-Ray 1, 2, Sadie Club 45 Christmas Play, Choir 15 Poster Club 1, 2, , 4. - Apking, Thomas W. .,.......... 5227 Laconia Avenue JEfterson 8490 ...,................ Cincinnati 37, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 35 Second Honors 45 Sodality 1, 25 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 45 Christmas Play 4. Arrnbrustar, Paul E. ........,.... 1825 Dallas Avenue JAckson 4503 ............ . ....... Cincinnati 24, Ohio Second Honors 35 Sodality 2, 35 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 35 Cheerleaders 4. Bach, Marand J. .....,,.. ..,. 1 949 Sterling Avenue JAckson 2567 .....,........,...... Cincinnati 24, Ohio Sodality 1, 25 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Elocution Finals 15 Sec- ond Place l. Bell, Thomas J. .............. 4642 Glenway Avenue WAbash 1422 ,...........,...,.... Cincinnati 38, Ohio First Honors 1, 25 Second Honors 3, 45 Sodality 1, 25 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Classical Club 3, 45 Prep 3. Bauer, George A. .........,..,... 5537 Eula Avenue MOntana 3375 ..,.......,.......,. Cincinnati 11, Ohio First Honors 15 Second Honors 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 45 Honor Society 4. Backer, William R. .............. 3372 Orion Avenue JEfterson 0417 ......,.........,.... Cincinnati 13, Ohio Class President 15 Class Vice-President 35 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football5 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball. Baller, Robert G. ,.,.. ..... 2 873 St. Catherine Street MOntana 0012-R .,................. Cincinnati 11, Ohio Second Honors 15 Sodality 1, 2, 35 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2. Berger, Elmer J. .,.............. R.R. No. 1, Box 69 PRinceton 9775 ....,....,.,..,...... Sharonville, Ohio K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 15 Varsity Football Manager 25 Reserve Football Manager 15 Varsity Basketball Manager 15 Baseball Manager 1. Bertka, Arthur E. ................ 1565 Colonial Drive WAbash 0329 .,..................,. Cincinnati 5, Ohio Second Honors 2, 35 K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Gregorian Choir 45 Radio Club 35 Camera Club 35 Christmas Play 4. Batsehar, John J. ...............,. R. R. 2, Kilby Road Harrison 7791 ,.... .................... H arrison, Ohio Second Honors 2, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football Manager 35 Varsity Basketball Manager 2. Bettner, Jerome P. ................ 445 Dick Avenue 2-4376 ................,........,.... Hamilton, Ohio First Honors 15 Second Honors 2, 3, 45 Class Vice- President 25 Sodality 1, 25 K.B.S. 1, 2, 35 Classical Club 45 X-Ray 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 Freshman Football5 Baseball 25 Archaeology Club 4. , R. C ril ........,....,. 328 East 18th Street HEmloclZ 1733 .................... Covington, Kentucky Second Honors 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Track 2, 3, 4. Blagar Blmnayar, Larry A. .......... M.R. 338 Shepherd Road MUlberry 566 ......,...,......... Cincinnati 24, Ohio Second Honors 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Boargar, Fred C. ........,..,... 408 Wallace Avenue JUniper 5858 ....,,...........,,. Covington, Kentucky K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Reserve Football 2. 1491 DIRECTORY Bolger, Edward A. .........., 4354 West Eighth Street GRandview 6487 ..........,......... Cincinnati 5, Ohio First Honors 15 Class Treasurer 35 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Reserve Football 25 Freshman Football5 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball Captain5 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3. Brand, Lawrence Patrick ........ 5663 Colerain Avenue Klrby 3251 . ........,............. Cincinnati 24, Ohio Second Honors 1, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 X-Ray 45 Radio Club 35 Camera Club 1, 3, 4. Braunwart, Ronald J. ........,. Banklick Street, Box 173 Florence, Kentucky K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Brigham, David R. ,.........,.. 1837 Section Avenue REdwood 2102 ....,............... Cincinnati 37, Ohig First Honors 15 Second Honors 2, 35 Class Secretary 2 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball. Brockman, Robert W. ...... 101 South Burkhart Avenue VAlley 5696 ...................,... Reading 15, Ohio Sodality 1, 25 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Braering, Arthur J. ............... 1817 Holman Street HEmlock 4244 .......,.,...,....,. Covington, Kentucky Class President 45 Sodality 1, 2, 35 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Mono- gram Club 2, 3. Bruenernan, Aloysius L. . . . . 1747 Hopkins Avenue JEfterson 7702 ..... ...... N orwood 12, Ohio K.B.S. 1, 2, 3. Bruns, Bernard B. ...,..... 5054 Western Hills Avenue WAbash 1620 .........,........,.. Cincinnati 38, Ohio Second Honors 2, 35 Sodality 45 K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Prep 25 Camera Club 25 Baseball Manager 2. Bruns, John D. ..,....,..,.. 5835 Woodmont Avenue JEfterson 4859 ..................... Cincinnati 13, Ohio Second Honors 35 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Carney, Thomas R. ..........,.... 820 Aberdeen Road JUniper 0449 ........,....,...... Park Hills, Kentucky Second Honors 25 K.B.S. 2, 3, 4. . . . , . 3217 Lookout Drive Cllinerz, Lawrence A. ...... . Ast 1944 .......................... Cincinnati 8, Ohio Class Vice-President 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football. 7681 Gwenyn Drive Connolly, John J. ....,......... . SYcamore 5651 ........,........... Cincinnati 36, Ohio 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, Second Honors 1, 35 Sodality 1, 45Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 15 Variety Show 35 Cheerleaders 1, 2. Crowe, Joseph B., Jr. ......,....... 204 Elm Avenue VAlley 1115 ..... .............,..., W yoming 15, Ohio gecgnd Honors 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, Crush, Thomas H. ........... 1423 Beaverton Avenue VAlley 5728 ...,................,. Cincinnati 37, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 2,35 Gregorian Choir 3, 45 Oratorical Finals 3, 45 First Place 45 Second Place 35 Classical Club 3, 45 Prep 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Editor 3, 45 Camera Club 25 Glee Club 35 Honor Society 4. John W. .............. 1844 Euclid Avenue Cushing, HEmlock 7141 ........,.....,..... Covington, Kentucky Second Honors 2, 3, 45 Reserve Football 2. Damico, Anthony .......,.... 1727 Ashbrook Avenue WAbash 7031 .................... Cincinnati 38, Ohio Class Honors 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Classical Club 45 Prep 3, 45 Reserve Football 25 X-Ray Art Editor 45 Play 45 Honor Society 4. Dolan, Robert D. ..,........, 4214 West Eighth Street GRandview 0341 ..........,.,....,.. Cincinnati 5, Ohio Sodality 2, K.B.S. 4, Reserve Football 2. Duffy, James E. .,...,.......,.. 3315 Lambert Place EAst 6236 ....,..,...........,.... Cincinnati 8, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 3, Second Honors 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Gregorian Choir 3, 4, Debating 1, 2, 3, Classical Club 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Secretary Sodality 3, 4. Elsaesser, Stephen J. ........ 239 Anderson Ferry Road WAbash 8051 ,..,...,............. Cincinnati 38, Ohio Class Vice-President 2, Sodality 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3. Elsaesser, William R. .......,.... 819 Rosemont Avenue WAbash 8859 ...................,.. Cincinnati 5, Ohio Class Vice-President 1, Sodality 1, Classical Club 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Track 3. Elsen, Thomas .,........,....... 4131 Kirby Avenue MUlberry 3930 ...,................ Cincinnati 23, Ohio Sodality 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, Camera Club 1. Fahey, Charles E. .,.....,........ 142 Conwell Street 311-N ............................,. Aurora, Indiana Class Vice-President 1, Class Treasurer 2, 3, Varsity Football 4. Fehr, Frederick W., Jr. ............ 3053 Erie Avenue EAst 5996 ....., ,..........,. .,.... C i ncinnati 8, Ohio Class Honors 4, First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 3: Class Secretary 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, Sodality 1, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Captain 2, Freshman Football, Baseball 3, 4, Cheerleaders 4, Tennis 2, 4, Honor Society 4. Fisher, Alfred ................ 3209 Boudinot Avenue HUmboldt S602 ,..,........ ...... , Cincinnati 11, Ohio Second Honors 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3. Gangloff, Paul A. .... .......... 4 20 Greenwell Road GRandview 3840 ..... ,....... .,.. , C incinnati 38, Ohio Second Honors 1, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1. Geier, Herbert J, .............,.... 10404 Mill Road JAckson 1383 .,.........,... ,.,.. M t. Healthy 31, Ohio Second Honors 2, 3, 4, Sodality 3, 4, K.B.S. 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Cheerleaders-Captain 4, Tennis 3. Gels, Roy E. ................,... 3827 Lovell Avenue HUmboldt 3767 ....... . ..,....... Cincinnati 11, Ohio Second Honors 2, 4, Class Treasurer 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 4, Band'2, 3, 4. Gerwin, Robert E. ....,.......... 1220 Edwards Road EAst 8891 ..........,............,. Cincinnati 8, Ohio First Honors 1, Class Treasurer 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, Model Airplane Club 4, X-Ray 1, 2, 3, 4. Gieske, Harry Anthony ......,..,,. 785 Clonoro Drive GRandview 5807 ........,........... Cincinnati 5, Ohio First Honors 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Honor Society 4. Glaser, John W. ,...,..., .....,...., 6 Escalon Street VAlley 1151 .....,.............,.. Cincinnati 16, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, Second Honors 3, 4, Class Vice- President 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Classical Club 4, X-Ray 4, Photography Editor 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 4, Christmas Play 4, Band 1, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Track 1, 2, Play 4. Haas, Thomas J. .... . ....,.., 60 Lakeside Avenue Dixie 6677M .................... Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky Second Honors 1, Class Vice-President 1, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Football, Track 1, Play 4. Hale, William E. ...........,.. 1618 Sutton Avenue BEechmont 6028 ......,..,........ Cincinnati 30, Ohio Class Treasurer 1, Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2. Harig, Luke F. ....... .. .... 3718 Broadview Drive EAst 2772 ..,..,..............,.... Cincinnati 8, Ohio Second Honors 1, 3, Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1. Harig, Paul J. .,............. 1042 Rutledge Avenue WAbash 2604 ...,................. Cincinnati 5, Ohio First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 3, 4. Hassett, Thomas P. .............. 1217 Beech Avenue GRandview 4719 .,....,..,.... ...., C incinnati 5, Ohio Second Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Varsity Football Manager 3. Hayes, James E. .....,...,..,... 3958 Lovell Avenue HUmboldt 5098 ...............,.., Cincinnati 11, Ohio Second Honors 1, 2, Sodality 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Play 4. Hengehold, Donald W. .....,....... 1127 Betty Lone WAbash 7781 ...............,.., Cincinnati 38, Ohio First Honors 1, Class Vice-President 1, Sodality 1, 2, g,If1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 1, Freshman Foot- a . Herbort, William F. . . .......,.., 819 Van Dyke Drive EAst 0914 . .,.,..,.,..,..,....,,.. Cincinnati 26, Ohio First Honors l, Second Honors 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, Freshman Basketball. Heringer, Howard A., Jr. .... 112 Pleasant Rid e Avenue AXtel 0144 .,............,....,. Ft. Mitchell Kentucky Class Honors 1, First Honors 2, 3, Second Honors 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prefect 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, Classical Club 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Re- serve Football 2, Freshman Basketball, Track 3,AMono- gram Club 3. ' Hils, Raymond J. ...,.....,..., 121 Cleveland Avenue AXtel 9672 ................,..,..,. Bellevue, Kentucky First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Prefect 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oratorical Finals 3, Glee Club 3, Poster Club 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Reserve Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. Hirschberi, Eugene H. .,.......... 3617 Jessup Road JAC son 7238 , .................... Cincinnati 1, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, Oratorical Finals, First Place 3, Elocution Finals 2, Classical Club 3, 4, Prep 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, Glee Club 3, Honor Society 4. Hoyt, Jay G. ...,,....... ....... 6 53 Stanley Avenue TRinity 1706 ....,.,,,.,.......... Cincinnati 26, Ohio Sodality 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Poster Club 1, 2, Tennis 3, 4. Kaiser, Harry T., Jr. ............. 2533 Luna Avenue MAin 2053 ......,.............,. Cincinnati 19, Ohio Class President 2, Class Secretary 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Varsity Football 4, Reserve Football 2. Kane, William J. ,...,.. .... ,.... 3 7 11 Lacede Avenue WAbash 6608 ..........,..,....,... Cincinnati 5, Ohio Second Honors 2, Sodality 3, K.B.S. 2, 3, 4, Prep 3, Radio Club 3, Christmas Play 3. Klein, Joseph E. .... .... . . . . 3104 Beaver Avenue JEfferson 7705 .,..........,....... Cincinnati 13, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Gregorian Choir 3, 4, Classical Club 4, X-Ray 1, 2, 3, Business Manager 3, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 2, 4, Cheerleaders 2, Model Airplane Club 4. Klekarnp, William R. ........,.... 130 Nansen Street VAlley 1519 .....,...........,.... Cincinnati 16, Ohio First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Classical Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Reserve Football 2, Reserve Basketball 1, Cheerleaders 4, Track 1, 2, Play 4. Koenig, Edward J. ...,.......,.., 712 East 7th Street COIoniaI 8770 .....,..,..........,, Newport, Kentucky First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 4, Play 4, Christ- mas Play 4, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Basketball, Honor Society 4. Kohl, Paul L. ....,............. 1819 Euclid Avenue JUniper 3848 ..........,........,. Covington, Kentucky Second Honors 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lavely, Daniel D. ....,..,........ 2740 Felicity Place HUmboldt 1374 .,.......,.......,. Cincinnati 11, Ohio Class Honors 3, First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 4, Class Secretary 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 4, Debating 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Play 4. Leary, Jeremiah E. ............. 961 Avondale Avenue UNiversity 8529 ..........,,....,.. Cincinnati 29, Ohio Second Honors 1, Class President 2, Class Secretary 4, Sodality 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Pro- moter 4, Elocution Finals 1, 2, First Place 1, Prep 2, Radio Club 3, 4, President 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1. Leising, Leroy C. .....,..,.... , . . 50 Crowell Avenue f Hiland, 8938 .................,. Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Football, Freshman Basketball. iso I5 John T 4045 Lansdowne Avenue Leonard, . .,........,. l SYcamore 7234 ................... Deer Park 36, Ohio Class President 25 Class Vice-President 45 Class Treas- urer 35 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball. Llnts, Robert C. ..........,.... 6023 Lantana Avenue Klrby 0249 ..,.........,.,....... Cincinnati 24, Ohio Second Honors I, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Debating I, 35 Camera Club I5 Cheerleaders 4. Lgfg, James S, .,.............,., 223 Bosley Avenue UNiversity 6679 .................. Cincinnati I9, Ohio K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte I, 2. Luebbe, Donald E. ............. 4926 Relleum Avenue WAbash 4366 .................... Cincinnati 38, Ohio First Honors I5 Second Honors 45 Class Vice-President 45 Class Treasurer I5 Sodality I5 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4. Luttrnenn, William J. .............. I934 Garden Lane MElrose 8528 ,..... .... , . ...,..... Cincinnati 37, Ohio First Honors I, 25 Second Honors 3, 45 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4. McCarthy, Peter J. ,........... 3765 Greenhill Avenue UNiversity 99l2 .................., Cincinnati 20, Ohio Class Honors I5 Second Honors 2, 35 Class President I5 Class Vice-President 25 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Sodality I5 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte I5 Classical Club 3, 45 X-Ray I5 Varsity Football 35 Reserve Football 25 Freshman Eoogbcgl5 Freshman Basketball5 Baseball 3, 45 Monogram u . Mcbeneld, Robert H. ........... 3I24 Beaver Avenue JEfferson 9249 .........,......,.,. Cincinnati I3, Ohio First Honors I5 Second Honors 35 Class Secretary I5 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Prager Promoter 25 Debating 25 Classical Club 45 Prep 2, 5 Radio Club 45 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 45 Play I, 2, 3, 45 Poster Club 25 Cheerleaders 2. Meclrley, Albert J. ............ 3722 Highpoint Avenue MOntana I02I .....,..,...,..,.... Cincinnati ll, Ohio Class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer I, 25 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Debating I, 25 Elocution Finals 25 Second Place 25 X-Ray I5 Radio Club 35 Camera Club I, 25 Band I, 2, 3, 4. Melrose, Carl E. .......... 4624 West Mitchell Avenue Kirby 5989 ..,.., ........... , . . , . . Cincinnati 32, Ohio Class Honors 25 First Honors I, 3, 45 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte I, 25 Classical Club 3, 45 Prep 2, 3, 45 Editor 3, 45 Christmas Play 25 Glee Club 35 Honor Society 4. Meyers, Theodore M. ............ 55I8 Karen Avenue MOntana 6587 ...,...........,.., Cincinnati II, Ohio K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 gang! 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Swing Band 45 Play 45 Model u 4. Moron, Edward G. . .............. I65 Kinsey Avenue UNiyersity 7314 .,.,,......,...... Cincinnati I9, Ohio Class Honors I, 25 First Honors 3, 4 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Classical Club 45 X-Ray 45 Editor 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Reserve Football 25 Freshman Football5 Track 3, 45 Monogram Club 35 Play 45 Honor Society 4. John J IO86 Lawton Road M lr . ...,....,......, . W' YDHIDQI' 4635 ,,... ............... P ark Hills, Kentucky K.B.S. I, 25 Reserve Football 2. Myers, C. William, Jr. ........... 90l Kirbert Avenue WAbash 78II ..................... Cincinnati 5, Ohio Second Honors 3, 45 Sodality 3, 45 K.B.S. 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Swing Band 3, 45 Model Club5 Play 4. Neff, Maurice ,.,.....,...... 727 Philadelphia Street COlonial 746I ,....... ............ C ovington, Kentucky Class Treasurer I5 Sodality I, 25 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Re- serve Football 25 Freshman Football. Nleberdln , James R. ........... II6I Rulison Avenue WAgash 840I ..........,..,...... Cincinnati 38, Ohio Second Honors I, 25 Class President 25 Class Vice- President 35 Class Treasurer I5 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Reserve Football 25 Baseball 3, 4. Nielieus, Donald H. ..........,..... 7041 LaBoiteaux JAckson 272I ......,....... North College Hill 24, Ohio Second Honors I, 2, 45 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Prep 25 Play Business Staff 2, 35 Poster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders 45 Golf I, 2, 3, 4. Nolan, James F. ....,......... 42I0 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio First Honors I, 2, 35 Second Honors 45 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acvolyte 25 Classical Club 45 Prep 35 Band I, 25 Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3. O'Leary, Charles A. .,........ 3473 Brookline Avenue PLaza 5455 ................. ..... C incinnati 20, Ohio Class President 3, 45 Class Vice-President I5 Class Treas- urer 25 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 PREP 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Freshman Football5 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basketball5 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class President. Oltlieus, Albert A. ............... I I I8 Seton Avenue WAbash 43OI ...................,.. Cincinnati 5, Ohio Second Honors 25 Class Treasurer 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 35 Papostleship of Prayer Promoter I, 2, 3, 45 Play 2, 35 an . Pieper, James J. .....,.. . . . I I7I Coronado Avenue GRandview 4047 ...............,.. Cincinnati 38, Ohio Second Honors I, 2, 35 Sodality 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte I, 25 Elocutian Finals I. Powers, James G. .,............... R.R. 2, Box 3II SYcamore 7022 ...........,...,........ Kenridge, Ohio K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Second Honors 3. Re, Anthony A. .,............ I2I0 Coronado Avenue WAbash 5597 .......... ,......... C incinnati 38, Ohio K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 4, Freshman Football, Fresh- man Basketball. Reinerrnann, Paul W. ......,.... 752 S. Grand Avenue Hiland 0888 .................... Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Second Honors I5 Class President 35 Class Vice-President I, 25 Senior Class Treasurer5 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Apostleship of Prayer Promoter I5 Acol te I, 2, 3, 45 Debating 25 Camera Club I5 Christmas Pray I5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football5 Varsity Baskitlaall 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Swimming I5 rac . . Rice, Richard C. ................ Box 400, R.R. No. 4 Dixie 7717 ....................,. Covington, Kentucky First Honors I, 25 Second Honors 3, 45 Class Secretary li 2, 3, 4: Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Egnketball 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 25 Freshman Basket- Rosing, ,Paul A. .....,......... I26 Rosemont Avenue Hiland 3340 .................... Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Second Honors 45 Sodality I5 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Acolyte 45 Freshman Football5 Freshman Basketball. Rottenberggr, William C. ........ 28I2 Warsaw Avenue WA sh 6568 ...... ....... .... ..... C i n cinnati 4, Ohio gecgnd Honors 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 25 K.B.S. I, I I ' Russo, Vincent J. ............... 3624 Allview Circle MOntana 78l4 .................... Cincinnati 38, Ohio Second Honors I, 2, 3, 45 Class President 45 Class Treas- urer 25 Sodality I, 25 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Reserve Football 25 Freshman BasketbalI5 Baseball Sock, J. Andrew .,............. 29l7 Fischer Avenue HUmboldt 5672 ................... Cincinnati II, Ohio Second Honors 25 Class Secretary 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 PREP 2, 35 Radio Club 35 Camera Club 2, 3. Soledin, Thomas A. ..........,... 36 Burdsall Avenue COlonial 7906 .........,...,.... Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky Class Honors 35 First Honors I, 2, 45 Class Secretary 25 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Debating 2, 35 Honor Society 4. Sclloicll, Gerald H. ............ . I927 Webman Court Klrby 4579 ...................... Cincinnati 23, Ohio Second Honors 2, 35 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4. Scllildrneyer, Donald C. ........... 8332 Jadwin Street VAIley 9449 ..................... Cincinnati I5, Ohio Second Honors I5 Sodality 25 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 4. Sellirnanski, William H. ......... 3064 Victoria Avenue EASY 4803 -.---.-.................. Cincinnati 8, Ohio Second Honors I, 25 Class President I5 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Classical Club 45 Camera Club I, 2, 3, 45 Play I, 4. Schlesinger, Charles F. , ........... 4336 Glenn Avenue AXtel 486I ........,......,...,.. Covington, Kentucky Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer I5 Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Basketball, Captain5 Baseball Manager 2. Scllnedl, Donald R. .............. 289I Ziegle Avenue EAst 0999 ,..., ...... , ........,.... c incinnati a, Ohio First Honors I5 Class President I5 Sodality I, 2, 35 K.B.S. I, 2, 3, 45 Debating 25 Oratorical Finals 35 Re- serve Football 2. Play 4. Schneider, Anthony L. .....,...,. 5543 Leumas Avenue MUlberry 0103 .......,..,,.....,. Cincinnati 24, Ohio First Honors 2, 3, Second Honors 1, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Football, Honor Society 4. Scholles, Thomas C. ...........,. 6613 Plainfeld Pike TWeed 2927 ............,.....,,... Cincinnati 36, Ohio Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football, Fresh- man Basketball. Schulte, William F. , ......,..,.. 1111 Mt. Allen Road JUniper 5828 .......,............ Park Hills, Kentucky Second Honors 1, Class Treasurer 2, Sodolity 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Basketball, Baseball 3, 4. Scllwierling, John T. ...,....... 5641 Colerain Avenue Klrby 0012 .,..................... Cincinnati 24, Ohio Second Honors 3, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Reserve Football 2. Sederberg, George W. .,..,.,.,,.. . 121 Walnut Street Hiland 4700 .,.............,...... Southgate, Kentucky K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1, Elo- cution Finals 1, 2, First Place 2, Radio Club 3, Play 2, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Football, Honor Society 4. Sedler, Thomas E. .....,......,..... 4440 Delhi Pike GRandview 5927 ................... Cincinnati 38, Ohio Class Secretary 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Seitters, Carl W. ..,.. .... , 4006 Lansdowne Avenue SYcamore 5976 , .... .,...... D eer Park 36, Ohio K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Smith, Charles F., lll ,,....., ..... 3 253 Griest-Avenue EAst 3203 ...,.........,..,........ Cincinnati 8, Ohio Second Honors 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 1, Elocu- tion Finals l, Poster Club 1, 2. Smith, Terrance C. .,............. 7735 Cooper Road SYcamore 3512 .........,...,...... Montgomery, Ohio Second Honors 4, K.B.S. 1, Cheerleaders 1, 2. Soldati, Ralph A. .....,........ 3115 Fairfeld Avenue WOodburn 0455 ,........ ........... C incinnati 7, Ohio Class Honors 1, 4, First Honors 2, 3, Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 3, Honor Society 4. Springmeier, Clifford M. .... 1200 Herschel Woods Lane EAst 1724 .....,........ , ....,..... Cincinnati 8, Ohio Class Honors 1, 3, 4, First Honors 2, Class President 2, 3, Class Vice-President 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, PREP 2, Model Airplane Club 4, Senior Class Secretary, Play 4, Honor Society 4. Stegeman, Donald E. ...... , , . , , 109 Carolina Avenue Hiland 0522 ...,,............... Ft. Thomas, Kentucky Second Honors 2, Sodolity 3, 4, K.B.S. 2, 3, 4, Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 2, 3, Christmas Play 2, Glee Club 3, Reserve Football 2. Stegman, Jerome F. ..........,..,.. 45 Grant Street Hiland 1071 ........,,.......,.. Ft. Thomas Kentucky First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball. Steigerwald, Daniel L. ...........,, 309 George Street 251-R ...........,................... Aurora, Indiana First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, PREP 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football Manager 4, Track 2, 3. Stief, Ramon J. .............. 1261 Fairbanks Avenue GRandview 5409 .,.............,.... Cincinnati 5, Ohio K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2, Acolyte 1, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. Stockelman, Donald E. , . . ...... 1183 Rulison Avenue WAbash 4455 ...,.......,........ Cincinnati 38, Ohio Sodolity 1, 2, K.B,S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Strassburger, Jerome J. , ..,...,.. 187 Fairfield Avenue HEmlock 8892 ................,.,.....,. Bellevue, Ky. Second Honors 1, 3, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sturm, Jerry E. ....,..,..,.... 262 Van Voast Avenue COlonial 4548 ...,................ Bellevue, Kentucky First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Tully, James F. .,,............ North Farmcrest Drive MElrose 0950 ......,......... Amberly Village 13, Ohio Second Honors 1, Class Vice-President 2, Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 2, Gregorian Choir 2, Elocution Finals 1, Camera Club 1, Baseball 3, 4, Second Honors Visconti, Ralph Christmas Play 1, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Football, Swimming 1. Van Leunen, Thomas P. ....,. . . 6300 Edwood Avenue Klrby 6047 ...................... Cincinnati 24, Ohio 3, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2. E. ......,.,.... 3263 Koenig Avenue HUmboldt 5287 ............,... .. Cincinnati 11, Ohio Second Honors Voet, James C. . . . , Hiland 1190 .................... Second Honors 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. 16 Wilbers Lane Ft. Thomas, Kentucky 1, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, Freshman Foot- ball, Track 1, 2. Vogelsang, Richard F. ....,...... 3735 Carson Avenue MOntana 0606 .,............,...... Cheviot 11, Ohio Second Honors 2, 3, Sodolity 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cam- era Club 1. VonBirgelen, Roger T. ,..,...... 1715 Andina Avenue MElrose 2927 ........... , , . , . . ,.., Cincinnati 29, Ohio First Honors 1, Second Honors 2, 3, 4, Sodolity 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 4, Freshman Football, Golf 2, Chess Club 4. Vonderlieide, Vincent G. ...... 41 10 Runnymede Avenue MUlberry 0291 .................... Cincinnati 23, Ohio Sodolity 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football, Fresh- man Basketball. Ward, James F. ...,........., 1829 Sundale Avenue JAckson 4936 .,...,,,...... North College Hill 24, Ohio First Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 4, Honor Society 4. Wehrman, Richard B. ......,.. 205 Ft. Mitchell Avenue HEmlock 2998 ..... Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky K.B.S. 2, 3, 4. Weinle, Paul L. .....,...,.,..,. 3056 McHenry Road MOntana 2302 .................... Cincinnati 11, Ohio First Honors 1, Sodality 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Club 1, Freshman Basketball. Welling, Jerry R. .......,,...... 2134 Burnet AVon 8154 ,..,... ................ C incinnati Class Treasurer 2, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, K.B.S. 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Wernke, James A. ,.,.. ..... 3 B40 Applegate MOntana 2951 .........,..........., Cheviot Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Wieczorkowski, James R. .....,.. 4470 Colerain Klrby 0329 ...................... Cincinnati K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Football. Wimberg, William J. .. ...... 165 E. Mitchell Camera Avenue 19, Ohio 2, 3, 4, Track 4. Avenue 1 1, Ohio Avenue 23, Ohio Avenue AVon 0941 ..................,.... Cincinnati Second Honors 2, 3, 4, Sodolity 1, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, Reserve Football 2, Freshman Foot- ball. 17, Ohio Witsken, Henry E. ,......,, . .,.. 2783 Eugenie Lane HUmboldt 3666 ,................... Cincinnati 11, Ohio Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3, 4, Band 1, 2. Wolterman, Jay R. .............. 45 Rossmore Avenue Hiland 3327 ....,..,.....,.,.... Ft. Thomas, Kentucky 1 2 3 4 K.B.S. , , , Second Honors Wulfekulll, L. Alvin . AVon 8327 ..... Second Honors , Freshman Football, Track 3. Wong, Doo O. ......,........ . 412 E. Fifth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio 1, 2, Play 4. 3421 Brookline Cincinnati 1, Class Treasurer 4, K.B.S. 1, Avenue 20, Ohio 2, 3, 4. Yass Frank J. ,,..,...,... . . 3832 A le ate Aven e Sullivan, William J. .........,. 3945 Devonshire Drive ' MOntana 5790 .,,...,.,,.....,.,.,.. plzhgviot 11, Ohio EAst 7954 ...,...,........,...., Cincinnati 26, Ohio Second Honors 1,'2, 3, 4. K.B.S. I' 2, 3, 4. SOd0lil'y 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. Zimmer Albert K. ..........,. 2253 Harrison A en Thiemf. Robert J. . ..,.. simon Road, Box.379, R.R, 13 H1Jmboldt 2379 ..........,.,...... cincinnati 1110+112 BEeChm0n1 6770 ------,-',,'-,'-,' C 1C'n'101 30' Ohlo Second Honors 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class Secretary First Honors 1, 2, Second Honors 3, Sodolity 1, 2, 3, 4, 4, Sodolity 1, 2, K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Reserve Foot- K.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, Classical Club 3, 4. ball 2. 152 153 SPCNSORS Most Reverend Karl J. Alter, D.D. Very Rev. William J. Schmidt, S.J. Rev. Marshall L. Lochbiler, S.J. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Brand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Burns Mr. Hugh Cahill Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fehr Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Hautz Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Kaiser Judge and Mrs. Ralph B. Kohnen Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Lavely Mr. Harry Ledermeier Dr. and Mrs. J. E. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Moran Andrew J. Schmidt Mr. Jack Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. 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