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

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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.

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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.

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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 '