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

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V . 1 4? x f ,. 1 1 I' L X 9' K af. I-I '. N Heil, v : ' fiigfi , 'ii Q fm 114 f I ,ui 5 3 Q 3 E E l m Y A pleasant surprise for the X-RAY representatives in Minneapolis f the best of the many manu- was finding their cover featured as one o factured by S. K. Smith. NSPA CONVENTION The program of the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation at the University of Minneapolis was not all drudgery. Here Paul O'Brien, Don Barnhorst, Dick Bollman, and Ed Morgan relax while taking a tour of the campus. - .------S . 'iW!8l!'fX 'fN-5 K K1 f - if ,Wt NNE an Tossing rolling pins into the barrel was one of the many games of- fered for the enjoyment of the entire family at the Xavier family picnic. Diversions such as this made the day enjoyable even for the small fry. 1, ff if fi is .ftff vggx am ' .R lip Q gr Yew ia, AQ f ,. tl W AJ-mi l N il we i .. . ,t m. g ,A Q3 a A g i , s..,..,. , K . 'W xv t t t t 'X . NM, tt.. t,tt , My ' 'tif-L-ict - . 5 Ne v....,, 1 N K K +-,-e. . s iff ,. -uh A x -as .iii f r .K e 4 Q N Q 4' 5 WAS W X ay Ji Haiku Nw ww aim, iil'tvv.Eg,,,.AxNxt Wyxxi we Q 1 ' ., 4, ,W K, I . nrgati S , . I 'S X ' fi my i 1 ii Y -N J ii' 1' 5+ ' sw- - ' ' N - fg ' 11 5 so . S, at 1.3. x , , gk at .4 3 ,gn ft mia R X gg. . xl... ,ii if M i - 4,4 , an 1 A--iwif wmiq -' N' 2 is ' F X i We t ., 1 ,J ai K 4 . . Aff: A what - ' ' N .S+ -- f- :ivy . - --, K .. p A K rkidiu ,its LMg3i-isp vsijnsxx kutiid 5 x ,. , . . . ,iff-i .,,,.+- Q - -- as - i 1 ,A 'qs tim 'x--fl ,Q-fggzi, 1 '-,'g+g'gf1 f,,f.-'Lv-U ' 1-1 N W .bg X 'Y Hz! .-f3..fiif- fIi'f .ng!X,1 1 iN5z.Ti'wli,. 5' -i,1xQ.9Qgi4,: -i5 5igst:I,,I?s?fi'31T Q ' fe ff' w f H luv- , . s:sw1.i.sf-1:- -vw - ' f R- W S L- ,- 3' X it nm- X-.. f 2 X. ' fit N jfs s were i wigs, iixr. 3' K 555 A ,Li :5 xg: 5:5 .K t. ,gfiggl 5. K'-1' ' I 1' be 'U f ix' .1 ,?'1s'!sh s. 5

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'-'4H4u...w .447 Juniors mill around the cafeteria, eager to get their locks for the ,-' . .gf REGISTRATION 0 ' A - e 4 Q Q 3 F fifft ii Q t t Q i if r 1 QR Wm, Mr. Foley welcomes a new class of freshmen at the pre-school regis- tration. Finding their names posted on the bulletin board, scholarship winners Jerry Tenoevcr, John Ralston, Walker Barnett, and Dave Boneuu register delight. P1 imxqii X ti ,f 3 , -+R . . ' 27

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if gl'-V i ..,,Xq Pictured above is the largest family at the picnic, the Tom Clarkes. These boys are on the ball, though not active in the game. ia FAMILY PICNIC The Harold De-Mooy family receives the TV set for being the hap- piest family at the picnic. i ia: Eg, xl. Don Cavanaugh and his sister accept registrations for the happiest family contest. Xavier Families F rolic Hartwell Country Club was the scene of a gala affair on September ll. The families and friends of Xavier students converged, 1500 strong, on the picturesque Country Club for a picnic sponsored by the school for one purpose: to get the families of the students better acquainted. St. Xavier is interested in the entire family, not just the boy who attends the school. Therefore, it takes advantage of every opportunity to bring the students' families together. The picnic was such an opportunity. Its tremendous success has led to the establishment of the picnic as an annual event to be looked forward to by the entire Xavier family. J'