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

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16 h B. Casing, SJ. The Rd 2 and Gamma Clubs share t scientific genius of Mr with four senior physics He is always willing give extra help to students 1i o are sincere about their .tuJ Mr. H Latin to the crc 9 ' Xavieris v udcnt play, of which i , an English and vii -r, deserves much of he 15 653 manager. The Student uncil also fmwtions under h cction. Mr. Thomas L. Hogan, SJ. Rev. Joseph J. Gillespie, SJ. A proof for the unbelievable versatility of Jesuit teachers is Father Gillespie, priest-magi- Cian. Students in his religion Classes are frequently astounded by his clever sleight-of-hand tricks. The industrious Mr. Holmes, familiar to patrons of the local bookstore, is am instructor of Latin and French in his first year at X. Mr. Emmett P. Holmes, S. J. Mr. James B. Glenn Hats off to Mr. Glenn 0n the completion of his twenty-eighth year of teaching at Xavier High. This year, as in the past, his schedule included English and speech. h

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Mr. Alfred D. Cavanaugh Mr. Cavanauglfs teaching style, liberally sprinkled with subtle humor, is both colorful and of- Hcicnt, English and history classes and the golf team form his curricular and extra-curri- cular schedule. The fortunes of the Band, 01'- chestra, Chain and Chic Chlh arc cnhzmvvd hy the ability and diligence of Mr. Foley, zm Eng- lish and spm'ch tL-achvr by pro- fession. Mr. John J. Foley, SJ. Mr. Robert L. Connelly, SJ. Thu demanding pnsitions of us- sistzmt athletic director and coach of freshman athletics be- long to Mr. Connelly, whose efforts are also expendrd on four history dasscs for freshmen and sophomores. The students studying chemistry under Father 19011611 have an in- structor well qualified for his job This former president of the Catholic Science Teachers of Cleveland wrote the textbook used in levicrk Chemistry 00111305. Rev. George R. Fallen, SJ. Mr. John T. Dulin, SJ. Mr. Duh'n moderates activities for every part of the Xavier man: for the physical, the tennis team; for the intellectual, the Bellarminc Debaters; and for the spiritual, the Senior Sodahty. Freshman English classes bene- fit from his broad, wcll-rounded personality. 15

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Rev. John C. Kehres, SJ. Father Kehrcs, young and com- petent, supervises the Catholic Student Mission Crusade and alhly handles the task of teach- ing Latin to puzzled freshmen. W'ull known for his outstanding convert work in five Midwestern t'itics, Fulhvr Lilly currently does C0d's will in the religion classroom and the pulpit. Rev. XVarrcn C. Lilly, SJ. Rev. Joseph L. Lechtenberg, SJ. Stalwart nf the Latin depart- ment is Father Lechtenbcrg, who has the unique task of teaching Latin in three different years. He also directs the ac- tivities 0f the League of the Sacred Heart. Faculty Rev. Lester A. Linz, SJ. Everyone at X has nothing but praise for Father Linz and for thc commendable job he has done at his new post of Athletic Moderator. His busy day in- cludes English and rtrligion classes in second and fourth yL'erS. Mr. John T. McAnaw Ml: McAnaw looks like a math teacher; and, with five classes a day in algebra, geometry, trig- onometry, he is! But members of the baseball team will attest to the fact that he knows his way around on the diamond also. 17 51-.w aunt t.