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

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These mezke the mm9 0 0 0 lt's always early evening when Mr. Alvin E. fllobj Von Holle begins to head home. Coaching football during the fall and summer months and base- ball toward the end of the school year keeps his afternoons well filled. Mr. Von Holle teaches History and Econom- ics. NEWCOMERS Three new teachers came to Xavier in the second semester. Fr. Mark A. Finan, SJ., and Fr. Jerome McFarland, SJ. had classes in English and Religion. Fr. Finan was modera- tor of the Glee Club, while Fr. McFarland took charge of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. Mr. Paul B. Gorman taught four sophomore English classes and one freshman English class. Ready repartee together with a genial and determined drive have enabled Mr. Thomas N. Ballaban to lead the varsity basketball team to a most suc- cessful season. Mr. Ballaban was as- sistant football coach. He teaches fresh- man and sophomore History. sa -'.,. N A 1 fo I? The marching band has always added to the school spirit manifested by loyal at- tendance at all athletic contests. Its mem- bers have led the cheering, and always put on a good show during half-time. This year Mr. John Wimmer directed both the March- ing Band and the Orchestra.

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QQQTHE llflVAl3Y! S When Mr. 'lihomas XV. Clecleon, conclucts his four claily Physics classes anal his lic-slnnan .vXlgc'ln'a class, a cordial scientific approach preclomin- ales. Mr. liecleon aclcls to his classes the extra-curricular raclio and camera clubs. Fully occupied is thc best description for Mr. john Brennan. He combines a class of freshman Algebra with four classes of Chemistry. Mr. Bren- nan is one of the men who has servecl a large portion of his life on the St. Xavier faculty. TN r A livery Xavier stnclent can easily recog- ni1c'Mr. Nicholas V. Ricci, SJ, For he is In-hincl the bookstore counter where every student cmnc-s at one time or another. Mr. Ricci teaches freshman incl sophomore llistory and directs the Poster Club. sl 1 till? RQ, in is i ' el, The success of St. Xavier's monthly publicaticm, The Pn'j1. is greatly clue to the elforts of Mr. john C. Schwarz, 'liwo years ago Mr. Schwarz chang- ecl from the olcl newspaper format to that ol a magazine. In the classroom, Mr. Scliwau contlucts four classes of freslnnan and sophomore History.

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