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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

' X- R AY 1960 ! '47 14', 1960 X-RAY ST. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL CINCINNATI, OHIO CO-EDITORS Jack AAcDonough Jerry Simmons BUSINESS EDITOR Rudy Hasl ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jack Overbeck .FINIGS The old St. Xavier High Schooi building at Seventh and Sycamore is more than mere brick and stone. It represents a whole heri- e tage, a traditionesomething that has become a part of every student that has passed through it Every Victory in Grace. in studies, and in sportsw-for 12? successqu years-has engraved itself in the School's memory. Here, thousands of teachers 5nd students have en- riched their own lives and the lives ofxothers, and at the same time enriched the future heritage of the Schoole Next year Xavierites will move into a new building. They must adhere to the heri- tage of the old building while they build up a new tradition around a new symbol. The symbol of the 127-year-old building and its irreplaceable meaning is the theme of this yearhs bookethe building with its facul- ty and classes, activities, sports, students, and graduates. A 127Lyear heritage in brick and stone f.l. otwm raon. 0 n m.1 t n 1 mimm ic h deC ri$s mah Coct 5.,ch m ma mmdr uanm .lca W mbmy cmawn Mo 1 .1883 5.1 r u e e c a 0 r muel FYUd a.t e.D.W J m e e.: R O.M n V anrta a . Jr. umam 1., x I'm: ; . WEJTE $qu .3 K9333; III ? ...4; m .wm t.? 3:. 5. E333 IIII 32.3w .. gu-u .3 my illla This is the new St Xavier High School that will open in September , xtkw? gt uvu;u.mta DEDICATION Fr. Benson has been more to us than just President of St. Xavier High School and Rector of the Jesuit Community. Primarily his inspiration and leadership have built us a new multi-million dollar high school. We dedicate this last of the old-school X-RAYS to Fr. Benson, an outstanding symbol of all that is best in the old building. St. Xavier about The entrance to 1919. m M, .. u,...n . gwnT ZS. An artisfs conception of St. Xavier Church and College m 1894 St Xavier College in 1831. .wwumuumu mm m kumuln mmllmm . . .5... AFC! gt. Juiliffa a. . Ill... The destructive St. Xavier Church fire of 1869. . W .. 2B: vim St. Xavier in the early twenties. ACADEMIC 12 ACTIVITIES 30 UNDERCLASSMEN 62 SENIORS 8O SPORTS 116 H ,, 1:1,..75E45: t ; itgr4'i3iA 13 22:41.36 ? nibX .L, :M igxn ACADEMIC Mr. King S.J,. posts a senior retreat list. T4 ADMINISTRATION VERY REV. JOHN J. BENSON, SJ. President REV WILLIAM F. FAY, SJ. Principal REV. ROBERT G. HUMBERT, S.J. Assistant Principal REV. CHARLES J, BRANNEN, SJ. Superintendent of Bu11dings Director of Athletics REV. ADRIAN F. MENCHEN, SAJA Librarian I nIfll take a little while to figure this out? says Fr. Menchen, Hbut Fm pretty sure you owe me 234 dollars and 63 cents? REV. NICHOLAS H, MANN, SJ. School Treasurer REV. THEODORE H. ROLFES, S.J. Assistant Librarian BR. FRED J. NOVACEK, S.J. Manager of the Book Store, Assistant to the School Treasurer BR. ELMER J. RIEHLE, S.J. Director of Maintenance- MR. JOHN J SCHNEIDER Band Director A contemplative, hidden task be- hind the scenes with Br. Riehle. . . . . RELIGION The measure of a Catholic high school Which is trying to foster deep faith and re- ligious piety in its student body is the quality of its religion department. At St. Xavier we have an unusually successful group of priests Who use their talents to present Catholic beliefs and principles clearly and interestingly to their pupils. Fathers Brown, Hanna, Lilly, Linz, Mc- Carthy, McKenna, Majerowski, Rater- man, and Wieber are all experts in their fields and are to be congratulated for the fine way they have taught and counseled St Xavier students-past and present. REV. RICHARD J. BROWN, SJ. Religion 1,3; Algebra 1. REV. JAMES T. HANNA, SJ. Religion 1,2,3; Algebra 1; Public Speaking 2,3. REV. WARREN C. LILLY, SJ. Religion 1,2,3. Fr. Callan, assistant pastor at St. Xavier Church, and Fr. Lilly make use of Cincinnatih slowest elevator. 17 REV. ARTHUR M, LINZ, SJ. Religion 1, Public Speaking. Fr. Wieber illustrates where Julius Caesar launched his invasion against Britain. RELIGION 1 1 4 REV. LEO J. McKENNA, SJ. Religion 1,4; Public Speaking. REV. WALTER E. MCCARTHY, SJ. REV. LADISLAUS A. Religion 1,4; English 3; Public MAJEROWSKI, SJ. Speakmg. Religion 1,2,3. 18 REV. EDWARD L. WIEBER, SJ. Religion 4; Latin 2 REV. HERBERT J , RATERMAN, SJ. Religion 1,2; Latin 2. Juniors look on attentively as Father McCar- thy clearly illustrates the Mystical Body. 19 SCIENCE NHgOH, Boylehs Law, absolute temperature, . . . These are terms Which almost all St. Xavier jun- iors and seniors recognize im- mediately thanks to the skill and persistence with which our sci- ence teachers have drilled them. These m 0 st difficult of h i g h h school subjects are taught by Mr. Brennan and Mr. Schlueter, Who concentrate on chemistry, and Fr. Robinson and Mr. Brezine, who relate the subtleties of physics to seniors, MR. DONALD F. BREZINE, SJ. Physics 4. MR. JOHN J. BRENNAN Chemistry 3; Algebra 3. Fr. Humbert completes his daily job of collecting jug rand absentee slips, 3 Mr. Brezine ;nstructs Tom Zimmerman 1n the rudiments of static electricity. Popular Mr. Brennan, a 26 year teaching vet- eran, delivers a lecture in the Chemistry room. REV. EDWARD F. ROBINSON, SJ. Physics 4, s Mr. Schlueter, with the aid of an energy level chart, teaches electronic theory to Juniors 2A .. ,3, MR. RALPH C. SCHL Chemistry 3, A; 32,3 UETER 21 22 MATHEMATICS Led by such men as Mr. OLeary and Mr. McAnaw, who teach ev- erything from Algebra I to Calcuw lus and Analytic Geometry, the mathematics department at St. Xavier is unequaled at any other high school in the city. Backing up these teaching veterans are Fathers Graf, Kremer, and Mid- dendorf and Mr. Quinnt It is cer- tain that with guidance of this high quality, St. Xavier students can go into either the business world or higher education con- fident of the fact that they are well equipped to meet almost any technical challenge. REV. CHARLES A. GRAF, SJ. Algebra 3; Geometry 2; Developmental Reading. MR. JOHN T. MCANAW Algebra 1,3; Geometry 2,4; Calculus 4. Mr. Quinn ucracks the whip as two students work feverishly at the board. REV. BENEDICT Pt KREMER, SAJ. Geometry 4; Trigonometry 4; Algebra 1t REV, FREDERICK G. MIDDENDORF, SJ. Geometry 2; Religion 1,4. MR. PHILIP F QUINN, SJ. Algebra 1; Sociology 4. MR. J OHN R. OLEARY Geometry 2,4; Algebra 3. Fr. Middendorf and class look patiently on as one of their number botches up a plane geometry theorem. 23 HISTORY World, American, and Modern History, subjects through Which man can study the successes and failures of others and apply them to his own experiences, are taught to St. Xavier freshmen, sophomores, and juniors by Messrs. Ballaban, Berning, Gallagher, and Marotta; and Fathers Garvey and Traficanti. W A . MR. RICHARD B. BERNING History 1,3. Mr. Marotta holds class C-6 in rapt attention. MR. THOMAS N BALLABAN History 1. M12 - Ballaban says, Talking? Good! Go to jug! MR. MICHAEL E. GALLAGHER, SJ. History 2; English 2, REV. WILLIAM GARVEY, SJ. History 1,2; Religion 2; Public Speaking Fr. Garvey pins the class honors ribbon on Mike Amorini of l-F. MR. SAMUEL A. MAROTTA, S.J. History 2, English 2. REV. ANGELO J . TRAFICANTI, S.J. History 2; Religion 2,4. r x Mr. Gallager is busy at the coke machine selling two nickels for a quarter 25 LANGUAGE Since languages are the most em- phasized subjects here at St Xavier, the language department is the largest and most important one in the school. A student may study anything from modern Spanish, taught by Fr. Shu- man, or French, Mr. Thonfs speeialty, to Latin, taught by Messrs. Disselhorst, Shurr, King, OhHalloran, Trier and Father Walsh, 0r Homeric Greek un- der Mr. Schwarzl Of course, the most important language for any student is English, which Messrs. C a 1 1 a h a n, Glenn, Hils, Kvapil, Ruland, and Wis- niewski teach. MR. JAMES D. CALLAHAN, SJ. English 4; Latin 2. Robert Frosfs HThe Road not Taken is explicated by Mr. Hils in C-1. MR. JOSEPH R. DISSELHORST, S.J. Latin 1; English 1; Public Speaking MR. JAMES P. GLENN English 2,3,4; Public Speaking Fr. Menchen leads the community Litany 0f the Saints, an event which occurs nightly in the Jesuit community chapel at 5:45. MR, JAMES J. KING, S.J. Latin 1; English 1; Public Speaking. MR. OTTO A. KVAPIL English 3. MR. PATRICK J. OHALLORAN, SJ. Latin 1; English 1; Public Speaking. MR. VERNON J. RULAND, SJ. English 3,4; English Drama 4. MR. DAVID HILS English 2. 27 u 28 MR. ROBERT J. SCHWARZ, S.J. Greek 3,4; Public Speaking. REV. KENNETH F. SHUMAN, SJ. Spanish 3,4. LANGUAGE MR. WILLIAM H. SHURR, SJ. Latin 3,4; Public Speaking. Mr. Schurr leads 4-A in a class discussion concerning pius Aeneas. 3 MR. STANLEY G. THOM MR. JOHN W. TRIER i ' French 3,4. Latin 1, English 1, Typing 2. Mr. King pulls the shade dowu on this year's national pastime, watching construction work behind the school. REV. JOSEPH A. WALSH, SJ. Latin 2,3,4; Public Speaking. MR. STANLEY T. WISNIEWSKI, SJ. English 1; Public Speaking ACTIVITIES Carl Spitznagel and Bob Strunk develop photographs in their last year at St. Xavi- er's long. narrow darkroom. Front Row: Weber, Hartings, Wesselkamper, Fr, Mi d d e n - dorf, McDonough, S c h m i d, Goeke. Second Row: Lehrter, B 1 a s e r, Delaney, Weinkam, Uehlin, Mooney. B ack Row: Heitzman, M e n k e, Sperber, Leurck, Herbers. 32 1'19: g; ' Xi,i.;. Bob Colacurcio, a senior instructor, takes his freshman Sodality group through the funda- mentals 0f the Mystical Body. s SENIORS THE SODALITY At any Jesuit school tLThe organiza- tion is the Sodalityl The same thing holds for St. Xavier, In its many func- tions of apostolic and spiritual good the Sodality mirrors its itChristlikett goal. At Christmas time many Sodalists can be seen placing Christ-ine Christmas posters in downtown stores, and distrib- uting heaping food baskets to the poor of Cincinnati. All four years of Sodality members have their own apostolates; these include: Little Sisters of the Poor, St. Aloysius Orphanage, Santa Maria Institute, and many school apostolates. The director of Sodality, Father Midden- dorf, carries on a vigorous freshman in: struction program with the help of the seniors. The Moderators Mr. Marotta, seniors; Mr, Schwarz, juniors; Mr. Wis- niewski, sophomores; guide their indi- vidual groups in their many activities. Certainly the Sodality deserves an hon- ored place in any annual. Front Row: Wilkins, McC thy, Bueter, Hoar, Mr. Marat Keuper, Nead, Ventura, Cz' linger, Herbert. Second ROW Stineman, Zimmerman, Haslf Nemann, Riegler, Schwetschei nau, Colacurcio, Kern, Hor-I gan, Thomas, Berning, Duwel; Harmon, Banks, Wolf. Back Row: Peake, Bramlage, Dutroi Wenker, Jacob, Ciok, Hellman Soellner, Gibson, Camp, Deak; Wellinghoff, Laub. Behind the scenes: A group of juniors quickly sort food for the annual Sodality food drive. ! Front Row: Lang, Strauss, Karlan, Keiser, Mr. Schwarz, Muehlenkamp, Joseph, Poe, Creevy. Middle Row: Riordan, Goldberg, Burman, Sweeney, Winter, Baumann, Deters, Broerman. Back Row: Eastlake, Heiselrnan, Smith, Gruber, ' 1 l i i 1 r 1 I ' T i .E'rom How: Naberhaus, Mappes, Eilerman, Bolan, PuthoH, Nordloh, Smith, Tenkman, Reynolds. Middle Row: Meier, Bennett, Shiels, Vitullo, Cloppert, McMahon, Hentz, Dietz, Thesing, Niebling, Meek. Back Row: Duritsch, Jones, Glaser, Koetters, Kaiser, Hulefeld, Strunk. 3 33 E uHW'x u 13 V4: ?Qtfg'f 4? From Row: Dessart, Tranter, Martin, Wagner, O,Brien, Mr. Wisniewski, Albers, Woelfel, Rouse, Murphy, Hoepfner. Middle Row: Mueller, Kohake, Braun, Kramer, McCoy, Metz, Russo, Riordan, Harkins, Neiheisel, Wehrman, Maguire, Hinds, Simcoe, Howe, Hunt- cizar. Bacg How: Niesel. Schertler, Niewodowski, Hartings, Wedemeyer, Clinger, Hughes, Gardner, Meyer, Duwel, Thompson, Stolz, ross, verberg. SODALITY Fr. Middendorf instructs a select group of the senior Sodality instructors who in turn Will pass this information on to the freshmen at their weekly meetings. Front Row: Jung, Ortman, Mechley, Sweeney, Adachi, Liebel, Tondow, Groeschen, Haglage, Boyd, Sheridan. Middle Row: UHara, Mathers, Bonnerx Gigha, Disselkamp, Kues, Mooney, Cooper, Kling, Reichert, Mulvihill, Piller, Fellinger, Crummey, Luken, Hess. Back Row: Behrens, LaLonde, Heller, Wibbelsman, Ward, Russell, Beckman, Altenau, Stautberg, Beckmeyer, Schuermann, G0- bright, Grogan, Eastlake, Zobay, Bohn. SOPHOMORES f rt 114,115 x z' x'fr'frhjqaj: : . W : , nu, I r Ur, Socialists Schell, Stenger, and Duwel fill baskets for the annual Sodality Christmas food. drive. Fr. Middendorf shows freshman Socialists Campbell, Collins, and Schmidt the Sodalitfs booklet In Your Hands. . 35 X-RAY For the past nine months, the X-Ray staff headed by Jack McDonough and Jerry Sim- mons, the co-editors, has been hard at work on the 1960 X-Ray. This is the culmination of the staffs efforts, a yearbook which we hope will continue the long, award-winning reign of the X-Ray. By early October, thanks to the guid- Thee fusigeSS StaHglJohln Ewesing, tEudy eHlasle, an 0e reevy Sml e g ee u y as ey I' a lZ ance of Mr. Ruland, the moderator, and the that the x-Ray is going to break even. planning of the co-editors, the X-Ray had begun to take shape. At the end of the football season, sports-editor J ack Overbeck began his section of the book. Since early September, the business staff, Wlth Rudy H351 at the helm, had been hard at Writers Tom Vitullo, Fred Cloppert, and Bob Schwetschenau work taking subscriptions and contacting ad- look over their work in last yeargs book. vertisers. From the united efforts of nine men .. the 1960 X-Ray took shape and emerged, a final tribute to Xavier-on-Sycamore. John Thesing, Rudy Hasl and Tom Vitullo furiously type to meet their deadline in the ever-messy X-Ray office. 36 Co-editors J erry Simmons and Jack McDonough and Moderator Mr. Ruland approve the format of this year's book. Photographers Henry Meek, Bob Strunk, Dave OTOOIe, and Mike Mathers put their stamp of approval on this yeafs photographs. 37 PREP During the past year, the Prep has performed the almost impos- sible task of bettering its excel- lent reputation. This is due not only to the welI-trained staff of writers, but also to its fine editor Leonard Brinkmoeller and Mr. King, moderator. The most not- able change in the Prep this year is its form. It now employs the regular magazine form, as op- posed to the tabloid form of pre- vious years. Further pursuing diversihca- tion, the Prep now contains every- thing from sports news and an article on the favorite teacher, to the honor roll. Whenever a St. Xavier student is interested in a recent honor or distinction the school 01' a student has achieved, Frosh J. Keneally, E, Wahl, C. Crowley, T. Fischer, or if he is concerned about a com- RA Toohey, R. Deters gain writing ability by studying ing event, he just checks his most 01d Preps. recent Prep. Sports Staff: R. Haneberg, W. Eastlake, R. Breving, D. Schwain, S. Crummey, Ke Overberg. News Siaff: Seated: W. Singer, J . Simmons. Standing: M. Cooper, N. Gard- ner, J. Kohake, T. Delaney, T. McCoy, M. Cise, G. Lang, R. Peake, D. Scharnhorst. Sianding: Mr. King, Moderator, W. O,Brien, J . Wolf, D. Nordloh, S. Weber, D. Dinger. Seated: L. Brinkmoeller, Editor. Standing: L, Sicking, J. Collins, M. Koetters, D. Huseman, C. Spitznagel, M. Mathers, D. OToole, H. Meek. Sealed: D. Glaser, R. Strunk. 39 DEBATERS Varsity Debaters: Dave Schmid, J erry Simmons, Tom Hoobler, and Dave Nordloh. CAMPION DEBATERS Under the expert guidance of its new moderator, Mr. Shurr, the St. Xavier de- bate society completed one of its most successful seasons. The varsity debate team, Tom Hoobler, Dave Nordloh, Dave Schmid, and Jerry Simmons, compiled a 22-9 record and traveled to tournments in De- troit, Michigan; Columbus, Urbana, and Dayton, Ohio. The underclassmen debaters and speakers also had numer- ous opportunities to improve themselves for future years by debating in and speaking at many local tournaments. Various members have also done well at the student de- bate congresses held in south- ern Ohio by being elected oHi- cers and helping pass many bills. Front Row: V. Beckman, F. Palmisano, C. Arming, T. Tranter, M. Cooper. Middle Row: C. Imbus, C. O'Connell, J, Kennealy, K. Meiser, T. Palazzola, M, Wehrmeyer, T. Fischer. Back Row: T. Dudley, M. Burns, D, Dinger, A. Ward, B. Dlsselkamp, D. Grophear. .Mmr lfl Front Row: F. Cloppert, J. Simmons, T. Hoobler, R. Rooney. Back Row: L. Boeh, D. Nordloh, B. Eilerman, Mr. Shurr, C. Voegele, P. Hunter, R Haneberg. BELLARMINE DEBATERS Dave Nordloh aef'o and Dave Schmid 60130 show that energetic style which makes them two of the most highly regarded de- baters in the district. 41 RADIO CLUB St. Xis sole extra-curricular ac- tivity which delves into the mys- teries of science is the Radio Club. This tightly-knit band of electronic wizards, held in check by Mr. ,Bre- zine, is fast increasing in size and field of endeavor. The dream of ev- ery Radio Club member is someday to operate the iirigf St. Xis short- wave transmitter. To do this an operator must know his Morse Joe Kappes, radio-man extraordinary, tunes in West Code and radio theory thoroughly Baden College on the iirig, and obtain his license. With his license he gains the right to talk over the set to f ellow uhams throughout the world. But recent- ly, in addition to the static and the repeated call letters WBGYH, other sounds of activity emerge from the Radio Club,s iishackii on the fourth hoor; for the club has volunteered to fix any radio Which is fixable, free of charge-a challenging task, but a determined group of young men. Left .19 Right: M4 Sweeney, A. Berger, D. Broerman, B. Zieverink, J . Blankemeyer, M. Reagan, T. Maier, J . Kappes, D. Vinel, Mr. Brezme, D. Campbell, J . Scheper, D. Hentz, R. Tooheyt 42 POSTER CLUB Under the able direction of Mr. Disselhorst, the Poster Club populates the schoolts first Hoor hall with many varied announcements and re- minders, ranging from Sodal- ity dances and the May Fete D r i v e to the Xavier - Elder football game. The members ,. , of this club are continuously i . R Li Z . a - at work creating new ways to N N ! Ivyuwz. - . ' L . -. i ' entice the student body to at- 7: tend school activities and to supoort the many campaigns existing throughout the school year. Front 30w: T. McCoy, D. Angner, D. Moorman, M. Zwerckic, D. Doench, C. Eastlake, Mr. Disselhorst, Bi Sontag, S. Kleikamp, L. Kues, R. Sallager, P. Toertch. Back Row: R. Riegler, L. Sicking, R. Niehaus, M. Cisei CAMERA CLUB Never behind the scenes, always in front of them. This is the slogan of the St. Xavier Camera Club; and, indeed, the clubis photographers, under the capable direction of Mr. Shurr, can be seen in front of any noteworthy event concern- ing the school, capturing the event on film. Seated: J. Wolf, J. Mayer, J. Blum, D. Clinger, H. M e e k, D. Kappes, T. McDonald, Mri Shurr. Standing: J. Bross, J. Sauerbrey, R. Strunk, W. Palazzolo, J. Schnell, Ci Spitznagel, E. Wahl, B. Wiker, T. Stormer, T. E10, D. OtToole, W. Hagedorn, A. Hadler, B. Schwetschenau, P. Ormond, M. Mathers. Third and fourth year students in the Clas- sical languages at Xavier recognize the many values contained in them. The interest of these students in the Classics is shown outside the CLASSICAL classroom by their participation in the meet- ings of the Classical Club. Moderated by Father Walsh, the members hold discussions designed C LU B to develop the intellect and reliect on the pur- pose of man's existence. In these discussions Father Walsh also touches on the values of a J esuit education and thereby gives to these boys a better understanding of its importance. From these meetings, St. Xavier students become clear thinking men and better Catholics. Firsi Row: F, Cloppert, J. Wolf, B. Eastlake, B. Strauss. Second Row: R. Peake, R. Rooney, C. Voegele, R. Haneberg, B. Eilerman, J . Creevy, G. Lang. Third Row: E. DuBrul, J . Simmons, D. Nordloh, B. Wilkins, R. Strunk, B. Singer, T. Long, B. Aldemeyer. Standing: Fr. Walsh. ARCHAEOLOGY CLUB Firsi Row Left to Right: F. Palmisano, B, Disselkamp, M. Sweeney. Second Row: R. Haneberg, D. Broerman, A. Haglage, J. Wolf, T T ra n t e r, P. Boyd. Third Row: J . Ciok, P. Ormond, M. Plett, B. Hinds, J . Craw- ford, T. McCoy, C. Eastlake. Standing: Fr. Garvey. 44 GLEE CLUB AND CHOIR Our students have become familiar With the choir as the group which sings the jun- iors, and seniorst Masses at least once a week during the school year. However, the har- mony they produce does not just come natur- ally. Behind it goes many hours of practice under the direction of Mr. Disselhorst. This year, for the hrst time, our ambitious choir and glee club toured the hospitals at Christ- mas time, helping cheer some of the patients with their carols. To round out their schedule, they contributed their annual part to this year's Musicade. Left to Right; Mr. Disselhorst, Moderator, P. Schneider, T. Singer, D. Wiethe, B. DISSelkamp, M. Kramer, C. Wibbelsman, D. Foertsch, J. Kalger, J. Ward, J. Karlan, G. Menke, G. Mappes, D. Broerman, E. Ber- nat . The Glee Club strikes up a few old fashioned ttsea shantiestt at the Musicade. 45 L -. m BAND The St. Xavier High School Band is an organization which spends many long hours drilling, practicing, ar- ranging music, and mastering intri- cate formations. Their marching does much to enliven the half-time at footd ball games With its sparkling music and clever movements. After the foot- ball season, work doesn,t stop. Mr. O,Halloran and Mr. Schneider take the marching band in hand, and con- vert it into a concert band. They then join with the Glee Club to present the annual Musicade. The Marching Men of Xavier show their skill at one of many half-time shows. Louie Neihaus, St. X s answer to Liberace, pounds out a Chopin number at the Musicade. 'I-g 4, b- . xi guy i- i VJ! ; w.; u...- A. From Row: Mr. Schneider, Director, M. Neiheisel, E. Jung, DA Keller, W. Giesting, D. Tondow, W. King, A. Sauer, F Recker, P. Piller, A. Kunsemiller, R. Bueter, R. Brewster, J. Schickling, M. UehlirL R. Strunk, Mr. O'Halloran, Moderator. Second Row: A. Collins, J, Huber, E. Geiser, R. Wilkins, W. Hudson, T. Shannon, K. Riordan, J. Overmann, H. Keuper, T. Mechley, R, Menke, R. Geoppinger, R. 111e, C. Wibbelsman, L. Smith. Third Row: K, Metz, A. Kling, R. Mooney, M. Fisher, J. Sperber, L. Niehaus, P. Dessart, K. Meier, J. Conant, T. Schutte, J Keuper, A. Fry, P, Rowland, R. Behrens. Fourth Row: G. R005, R. Wedemeyer, G. Krollman, W McCoy, T. Nolan, S. Lameier, R. Beninghaus, R. Ostmann, B Raymond, E. Flanagan, C. Camp, R Laib, R. Cola- curcio, M. Hartings. The brass section of the band plays W7 Sunset Strip to the pleasure of the Musicade audience. Our cameraman catches the confusion and excitement just before curtain time. 48 DANCES The XvRay's candid camera catches Bob Mooney, Patty Podes- ta, Connie Hunter, and Allan Fry enjoy: ing the Sodality's Thanksgiving Dance. Mr. Schwarz, taking ticket's, greets Mick Goldberg and his date at the Holloween Dance. W3i3f$tiiE2iif:'ii3i.1$3293: at; v- i ii? HEgEEf-iaiiiwaig P- $ Jig 31,935,:th ' Dapper John Ciok poses with date at the Thanksgiving Dance. Bob Colacurcio and Peachie Fry show their skill with a fast jitterbug. Don Lackey and the Boys swing out with HTiger Rag. MOMS' and DADS' C L U B The Moms, and Dadst clubs here at St. X. are more than just another P.T.A. These The ofhcers and moderators of the Momst and Dads' Clubs: clubs, to which every parent Who has a son at Father Wleber, Mrs. Rabe, Mr. Mooney, and Father Robinson. St. X. belongs, reflect the interest Of our par- ents in us and their desire to give us the best possible education. Each of the Clubs has its own moderator. Fr. Robinson works With the Dadst Club and Fr. Weiber With the Moms, Club. The Dads, Club, Whose president is Mr. Mooney, in- dulged in a great number of activities in the past year. To name a few: the family picnic, Frontier Night, athletic banquets, and the May Fete. The Moms, Club was equally busy. Under the direction of Mrs. Harry Rabe, the club held numerous luncheons during the year to help raise funds for the furnishing of the new school. Credit for a great part of the success of the May Fete and of Frontier Night belongs to the Moms for their hard work, uPlace your bets. -this is a familiar cry at the notorious Frontier Night. Mr. Gallagher discusses the progress of their son with two very interested parents. 50 e : ; Refreshments and interesting talk top-OE another fine meeting of the Moms7 an Studies and conduct seem to be the most talked about subjects after every club meeting Mr. Quinn and par- ents. d Dads, Clubs. PRODUCTIONS 1959 -1960 A TIME FOR HOPE THE RETURN OF THE HERO THE CAINE MUTINY '3,2$352;313te2222, 1MHVg COURT MARTIAL DRAMATICS Tom Hoobler and Don Scharnhorst Here,s to the Cainds favorite author, shouts Barny Hoobler to B111 Keefer Singer. 52 Front Row: Colacurcio, Weber, Dessart, Harkins, Mr. Gallagher, moeller, Soellner. On Stage: Jackson, Hinds, Sullivan, DuBrul, Schamhorst, Hartings, Hoobler, Wesselkamper, Singer, Schmjd, B1 Clinger, Niewodowksi. Judge Advocate Wesseikamper cross-examines Paul Keith Ackerman, as Tom Hill looks on. Cast for Return of the Hero : Soellner, Chaney, Trautman, Burdick, Dutro, and Lecture. Bernard, Metz, Delaney, Brink- Karlan, Simmons, Ackerman, aser, H111, Reynolds, Dinger, Hasl, z I V f Wesselkamper, Crowley, Blaser, and Schmid take a break between Scenes of A Time For Hope. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION m MUSIC HALL BALLROOM DANSE LA yIE- GUERRE DEC 21 w -' - .nnr' r w- vmw- . y n; ; m ' ' mm ! 'W 3 5; 5igmg Danse La Vie-Guerre, one of the many fine activities of the Alumni Association. THE MEN OF XAVIER HEHEihhhhnnnhahh nnnhGhNQHHnnaanu HBhunnnnnnnnnnnn The Alumni Association at one of 13,5 many business meetings discusses future policy and organization. Fr. Arthur Linz-driving force behind our Alumni Association. 54 APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER PROMOTERS , r 1: h t 1 ' . . .7 , h '1, I a ii i; From Row: R. Meyer, J . Carson, T. McCoy, P. Ormond, B. Zieverink, R. Ruhl. Second Row: B. Hinds, T. Eddie, D. Thole, J. Nebel, T. Kramer, H. Heskamp, N. Sundermann, S. Kaiser, J. Schuermann, G. Wehrman, N. Honelrlalgv, Fr. Graf, Back Row: B. Knecht, N. Visser, L. Hulefeld, G. Albers, RV Rohe, L. Bohn, P. Kramer, B. P ac e. First Row: J. Schrimpf, P. Fellinger, T. Hoepfner, J. J ohnston, J. Rouse, J. McEvilley. Second Row: D. Dur- itsch, R. Puthoff, R. Walter, D. Campbell, M. Cooper, B. Gruber, D. Grophear, R. Schwing, T. Shannon, Mr. King. FOR THE SACRED HEART Standing foremost in the purposes of the J esuit education- al system is the spiritual development of every student in it. Here at St. Xavier, this primary purpose is strengthened by an organization which is devoted to the greater honor and glory of God-The Apostleship of Prayer. This group encompasses a large number of the students at Xavier Who promise to pro- mote the salvation of all men by living exemplary Catholic lives and encouraging others to do likewise. This organization brings to the student a fuller realization of his religious obli- gation and, thereby, fulfills their purpose of developing the students spiritually. 55 I . t f -:u w Freshmen Retreatants meditate between talks in their home rooms. JV David Bertke has a conference with Fr. Erpenbeck dur- ing the Freshman Retreat. Each year every student at St. Xavi- er High School makes a retreat, either at school itself or at the Milford retreat house. The freshmen and sophomores par- ticipate in school retreats the week fol- lowing semester examinations. The stu- dents receive instruction in the chapel, and have spiritual reading in their class- rooms. The juniors and seniors have the added advantage of a closed retreat at the Loyola Retreat House for Youth at Milford. Here they live for two and a half days in the silence of the Jesuit grounds. They spend their time praying the rosary and stations outdoors, listen- ing to the talks of the retreat master, and personal meditation. Father McAuley, one of the many fine retreat- masters heard at Milford, looks over the sched- ule in his room. Fr. Mulhern returned another year to conduct the Junior Sodality Retreat. Fr. Burrill puts across an important point during the Sophomore retreat, C.S.M.C. Standing: J. McDonough, Front Row: J. Meihaus, J , Distler, G. Ventura, E. Horgan. Second Row: T. Mtilvihill, C. Eastlake, M. Young, B. Wuersch, Third Row: D. Schmid, M. Laanert, J. Griessmann. Fourth Row: B. 01Brien, T. Hoepfner, H. Keuper. Back Row: P. Boyd, T. Vitullo. STUDENT MASS The focal point of a school day at St. Xavier is the Holy Sacriflce of the Mass. The Student Mass is an impor- tant part of the daily schedule at St. Xavier because the religious aspect is emphasized very much in J esuit edu- cation. The students participate at Mass in various ways. They assist by singing a High Mass, answering the responses, or meditating on the theme of the Mass. The freshmen and sopho- mores have their Mass at 8:10, while the juniors and the seniors have their Mass at 11:30. There has been fine at- tendance at Communion, especially at the 11:30 Mass because of the new rule concerning fasting before receiv- ing Holy Communion. Almost all St. Xavier seniors receive Holy Communion each day at 11:30 Mass. MASS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT As the students slowly filed out of St. Xavier Church, an end came to a long tradition e a tra- dition 119 years old. For this was the last year students of St. Xavier would attend the Mass of the Holy Spirit in old St. Xavier Church. In 1840 the iirst such Mass was held there, now in 1959 the last. For those 119 years the Mass of the Holy Spirit was the formal opening of the school year, the day on which they prayed for all the benefits a good school year could offer. Fr. McCummisky, in his sermon, encouraged the students to pray the Mass with their whole hearts in order to obtain all the benefits they desired and needed. This is one of the most important events of the school year; and for as long as St Xavier exists, it will go on. However, no longer Will it be said in the lofty Church of St Xavier. Fr. lVIcCummisky asks the students to pray With their whole hearts for the benefits of a good school year. As the chimes sound, the celebrant, deacon, and sub- deacon bow to recite the Sanctus. The entire student body receives Holy Communion 1 l WQ '1 W 'f , for the intention of a successful academic year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: R Bueter, D. Weber, T. McCoy, D Schmid, T. Harmon. Second Row: T. Smith, T. Hinds, G. Reichardt, J. Wolf. Third Row: M. Hartings, T. Zimmerman, J. McDonough, K. Czillinger. Fourth Row: W. Bramlage, L. Brinkmoeller, T. Hodapp, R. Peake, G. Simmons. Fifth Row: R. Colacurcio, W. Singer, G. Wesselkamper, R. Hasl, D. Nordioh. STUDENT COUNCIL From Row: J. Karlan, T. Eagen, T. Hoepfner, J. Sim- mons. Middle Row: R. Put- hoFf, D. Gropher, S. Crum- my, G. Lang, T. Riordan, B. Brossart. Back Row: M. Ma- guire, H Heskamp, D. Metz, 11:1 Kollman, D. Connaugh- on. 60 FINE ARTS CLUB The Fine Arts Club, a new organization, was formed this year at St. Xavier under the direction of Mr. OiHalloran. Its purpose is to foster in its members an appreciation of fine art, classical music, and other cultural activities. RED CROSS Why are there more people playing checkers at Good Samari- tan Hospital than ever before? The obvious answer is that the St Xavier chapter of the Junior Red Cross has invaded. Mr. Disselhorstis boys help out at the hospital every afternoon, including Saturday and Sunday. Each student on the crew makes a two hour visit every other week playing cards, checkers, 0r chess with the patient to whom he is assigned that day. Later in the af- ternoon, the students feed one of the patients who is unable to take care of himself. There are seven directors in charge of a crew of four men each These directors generally take care of the program which started February 8, and continues until the end of the school year. . 54 i ds a Marionite Rite Mass at St. Anth r . The Fine Arts group atten any of Padua Church. h HN... wN WE RES SE R w: 9 S1 ,2 3 UNDERCLASSMEN Father Hanna supervises Lhe work 01 ms Ircshman math leards. 3A Front Row: Gary M a p p e s, John Thesing, Michael Plett, Daniel Per- rine, John Smith, Tom Solomon. Middle Row: Mr. Schwarz, Dave Mo Mahon, Tom Vitullo, Henry Meek, B o b Sauerbrey, L e o Konnerman. Back Row: Jerry Pater, Bruce Ray- mond, Bill Zieverink, Jerry Wolf, Joe Thole. 3A Front Row: Richard Jones, John Crawford, Kenneth Dietz, Joseph Bennett, Thomas Bird, Joe Winter. Middle Row: John Joseph, James Karlan President, Daniel Gardner, Joseph Diersing, Bob Cloud, Gary Kaup, Mark Imwalle. Back Row: Larry Hulefeld, James Kaiser, Kenn neth Hunt, Terry Hokanson, Louis Boeh, Chris Conway. 3C Front Row: Dave Schulte, Jim Hu- ber, Lee Rowland, Ken Burman, Louis Esselman, Bob Meiser, Middle Row: Mr. Thom, Dave Westrich, Tim K i n 5 e113, Jim Blankmeyer, Frank Kreger, R i c h a r d Alering. Back Row: Jim Carson, Tom Heisel- man, Ralph Belcher, Michael Cree- don, Joseph Ladrigan, 64 33 Front Row: Bob Breving, Jack Flynn. Gerry DeLong, Alan Fry, Mike Hynes, Robert Heile. Middle Row: Mr. Berning, Tom Krollman, Harry Heskamp, President, Guy Folkman, Tom Brock, Jack LaEace, Joseph Gerwe, Back Row: Jim Lind- say, James Albrinck, Jim Bonfield, David Audretch, Eugene Culman. 38 Front Row: Bob Mackey, Fred Mer- shad, Nick Rossi, Devered Raschia- tore, Dave Reilly, Thomas Nastold. Middle Row: Gerry Smith, B111 Schaefer, William Wolff, John P. Smith, Robert Sicking, James Reyn- olds. Back Row: Bob Ollendick, Torn Trimpe, Phil 0 v e 1' b e c k, Ronald Strong, Don Thomas. 3C Front Row: Ron Meier, Mike Mc- Lean, Dave Dressman, Jim Gleason, Tim Leaman, Jim Ralston. Middle How: John Keuper, Jim Conant, Dick Stadler, Bill Tenkman, Jim Habegger, George Kachele, Back Row: Justin Murray, Dennis UCon- nell, Bill Long, Jim Ritter, Dick Burkhardt. 65 66 3D Front Row: Pete Boylan, Tom Chase, Timothy Krug, Allan Kurtz, Philip Caito, Joseph Colley. Middle Row: Wayne Graff, Bob Lafkas, Pat Kumpf, Bill Ferguson, MiCk Gold- berg, Jack Buescher, Thomas Eddie, Mark BarnetL Back Row: Dale Leon, Dan Thole, Den Crane, Ed- ward Flatman, Don Huesman. 3F Font Row: Clifford Steinke, Nicholas Link, Michael McCormick, Robert Steins, Stephen Nordloh, Tom E10. Middle Row: Mr. Kvapil, Frank Rabe, Robert Woerner, John Lange, John Nebel, J am e s Ruh, William Thornell Back Row: Anthony Mi- chel, Robert Relies, William Placke, Lawrence Metz, Gene Tallarigo, Don Scharnhorst 3D Front Row: Tom Schneider, Jerry Schroeder, Tom Mohrhaus, Tim Pfennig, Louis Remke, Fred Schell. Middle Row: Mr. Brennan, Russell W015, Norm Manley. Richard Nian- aber, Michael Schuermann, Ron Rohe, Harold P00. Tom Tretter. Back Row: Larry Schneider, Mike Sweeney, John Yorgovan, Hank Rabe, President Richard Metz. 3E Front Row: Ray Plas, Ray Walter, Richard Wuest, Rick Naberhaus, Jim Porowski, Bob Deters. Middle Bow: Mr. Schiueter, William Rybolt, Donald Roney, J12, Gerry Patten, Paul Schapker, Jim Gruber. Back Row: Brian Smith, Jim Butler, Nicholas Visser, Bill Benvie, David Rave, Mi, chael Schaeffer. 3E Front Row: Robert Hare, Mike Owens, John Krumpelman, Robert Ellis, Richard Born, Joe Brueggev neyer. Middle Bow: Bernie Bau- mann, Paul Hunter, Dick Butsch, Billy Leurck, Gerald Benzinger, Bob Muccino, David Glaser. Back Row: President Dan Connaughton, Joe Nesselhuf, Andy Neibling, Jim Barth. 3F Front Row: William Cline, Walter Cassady, Robert Glueck, Bruce Free- man, Joseph Bolan, Dale Keller. Middle Row: Robert Ganim, Mich- ael Koetters, John Johnston, James Connelly, Daniel G r u b e r, Ronald Hub, Joseph Kropp. Back Row: Mi- chael Ehrensberger, Michael Doyle, David D u r i t s c h, Paul Kramer, Thomas Hext. 67 68 A group of generous St. Xavier students helps the Sodality count tax stamps. 3AD Firs! Row: Terry Coyne. B111 Eiler- man, Andrew H agiage, Gordon Lang, President. Dick Hentz, Barry Aldemeyer. Middle Row: Mr. Glenn Fred Cloppert, Mike Kaiser, David Devanney, David Broerman, Joe Creevy. Back Row: Timothy Long, Terry Galvin, B111 Eastlake, Ron Haneberg. 3AD First Row: Charles Puthoff, Brian Siegel, Craig Voegele, Bob Muehlen- kamp, Robert StraUSS, Hugh Shiels. Middle Row: Robert Weber, Ken- neth Schubeler, Gerald Rapien, Bill Monnig, Grant Walken Back Row: James Schnell, Robert Strunk, J ames Ryan. 2CC Front Row: William O'Brien, Mike Meretta, Kevin Riordan, Frank Pal- misano, Thomas Mulvihill, Paul Pil- ler. Middle Row: Father Garvey, S,J., Dave Stratman, William Staut- berg. Dave OToole, Michael Ma- guire, President. Dan E. Sullivan, James Bross. Back Row: Randy Eibel, John Uhl, Allen Zobay, Gerry Albers, Robert Selke, Ken Over- berg. 2CC Front Row: Bob Disselkamp, Ralph Ballmer, Michael Burns, David Goeu bel, Blake Cahill, Dan Kappes. Mid- dle Row: Tom Grogan, Larry Kues, Tom Kramer, Michael Cooper, Jer- ome Kohake, Vincent Beckman, Ted Fries. Back Row: Neal Gardner, Charles Eastlake, Joe Evans, B111 Hinds Mr, Disselhorst tunes up Xavierjs choir in an after- hour session. 69 C1 Front Row: Hen ry Willig, John Sweeney, Bruce Milam, Jim Sedler, Charles Wehby, Steve Thumaan Middle Row: Father Middendorf, S.J., James Smith, Mark Mitchell, Albert Schmerge, James Zoeller, Pete Pasco, Terry ONeill, Tom Ma- honey. Back Row: Mike Sollinger, Paul Rowland, Fred Reister, Mark Stuhlreyer, David Schertler, Mike Wilder, Joe Nordman, Robert Pe- ters. C1 Front Row: Charles P. Garascia, Frank G i g 1 i a, Bob Gruber, Rex Bentzinger, Tom L u k e 11, Dennis Coyne. Middle Raw: Kenneth Byrne, Tom Feldmann, Richard Jackson, Richard Edgar, Wayne Hudson, WiL liam Brown, Edwin Franz. Back Row: Louis Bohn, Tony Collins, President, Bob Green, Thomas Hill. Mark Lemperlc, Michael Kramer. C2 Front Row: Jim McDonough, Pat Patterson, David Mooter, Kenneth Minderman, Pat Mechley, Thomas Ortman, Middle Bow: Father Rat- erman, Si, Joe Sullivan, Jay Schloemer, Jerry Siegel, Arthur Ward, Larry Smith, Dan Rolfes, John Thomam Back Row: Thomas Won- ning, Thomas Schmidt, Kurt Wil- helm, Bob OHara, John Stenger, President. John Young, Frank Posin- ski, Richard Schell. C3 Froni Row: Pat Nagle, Bob Schuer- mann, Edward S h e 1' i d a n, Jack Meyer, Richard Mueller, Jim Reich- ert. Middle How: Father Hanna, S.J., Tim Nolan, Joseph Summer, WiL liam Weber. Joseph Papin. John Scheper James Wahl. Jack Rottig Back Row: G re g VVehrman, Ed Thompson. Jerry Schuermann, Jer- ry Stim'mum Tom Niehaus. Ron Pritchard. C2 Prom Row: Jack Cisselg Bill Bigch- off. Gerry Busam. Gregory Ernst, Terry Graber, Don Foertsclm Mid- dle Row: Bill Leonard, Steve Grote, Ed Bradley, James Cox, Dennis Barrett, Russ Hensley. Chris Crow- ley. Back Row: Gerry Hyland, Ger- ry Kesel, Nick Honerlaw, John Gal- lagher. Edward Krommer, Robert Geis. C3 Front Row: Charles Fairbanks, Ted Haglage, Rich Hamilton, Craig Lie- bel, Pat Bishop, Michael Adachi. Middle Row: Carl Engelbert, Wil- liam Hagedorn, Johnnie Brown, Patrick Harkins, Paul M. Huber, Nick Frischhertz, Jack Birk, Don Beckmeyer. Back Row: Mike Harri- gan, Tom Connelly, Presideni. A1- bert Howe, Bruce Gobright, Bill Clark, John Frost. C5 Front Row: Richard Niehaus, Mark Wehrmeyer, Doug Weiss, Roger Ruhl, Steve T0018, Joseph Rouse. Middle Row: Father Lilly, S.J., B111 McCoy, Dave Murphy, Ed Vonder- Brink, Terry Tranter, Neal Smyth, Dan Sullivan, Joe Russo. Back Row: Mike Zwertschek, Robert Martin, James Weber, Don Clinger, Robert Piening, Joe Stolz, Tom Smith. C5 From Row: Paul Fellinger, John Bonner, Joseph Grever, Ed Geers, Mike Groesehen, Eddie Jung. Mid- dle Row: Tom Hoepfner, Presideni. Bob Lehart, John McEvilley, Robert Ackerman, Tom Kammerer, Paul Dessart, Bob Ballman Back Row; Paul Lecture, Mike Dirr, Paul Laemmle, Mike Fischer, Jerry Hunt- er, Terry Hughes. 72 C4 Front Row: Jim Durkin, Steve Crummcy, President, Nick Kling, Paul Boyd, Edward Albertz, Joe Comer. Middle Row: Father Linz, S.J., Joe DeCourcy. James Luken, Michael Feldhaus, Robert Brock- man, Charles Anning, Dennis Dono- hue, Eric Hess. Back Row: Fred Herschede, Stephen Armstrong, Wili liam Brinkdopke, Robert Fiedeldey, Robert Heller, Ken Bressler, Greg- ory Lalonde. C4 Front Row: Steve Mussio, Donald Schnieder, David Tondow, Tom Toberg, Joseph Ross, Kenneth Metz. Middle Row: Jim Hartings, Paul Meyer, Warren Ryan, John Ward, Chuck Wibbelsman, Larry Russell, David Heskamp, Bob Niesel. Back Row: Bob Rawdon, Robert Behrens, Dan Schulte, Bill Stiens, Bob Wedem meyer, Edward Geiser. C6 Front Row: Tom Eagen, President. Dennis Dinger, Kevin Blase, Mike Lambert, Bob Dochterman, William Bernard. Middle Row: Bob Boeckn man, Ronald Braun, Robert Bruns, Timothy Fischer, Paul Gunville, Bill Hanson, Jim Gels. Back Row: John Beahn, Jerry Duwel, Lance Altenau, Charles Geraci, Jerry Judge, Henry Klocke, Mike Kraus. C6 Front Row: Steve Meyer, Mike Nei- heisel, Pat Mooney, Robert Morrell, Robert Simcoe, Michael Mathers. Middle Bow: Father McKenna, S.J., Thomas Wagner, Bert Reder, Dennis Melony, Gregory Stoeger, George R005, Mike Reagan, Richard Wil- liams, Back Row: David Niehaus, William Pecquet, Michael Niewo- dowski, Kenneth Meyer, Larry Schneider, Robert 'Woelfel, John Russell. 73 1A Front Row: Charles Imbus, Joseph Berger, Arthur Koebel, Charles Col- lova, Dan Harmon, James Fleming. Middle Row: Paul Ghehring, Dennis Angner, Tom Hughes, David Err- gang. Barry Grogran. Back Row: Dave Kipp, Ronnie Jung, President, Bob Brossart, Neil Dom. 1A Front Row: Allan Meyer, Jim Ma- loney, Mark Sander, Tom Mayer, Michael Reilly, Robert Phalcm Midi dle Row: Bernard Scheve, Tim Shannon Richard Myers, Stanley Schulz, William J. Raglund. Back Row: Jim McCoy, Thomas Tenkman, Michael Picraux, John Strunk Fr, Walsh, a Cambridge Classics schol- ar, discusses the intricacies of Greek ety- mology with Tony Lang, Dave Brocrman, and Barry Alderneyer 74 18 Front Row: Bob Kielty, Dan Bohn, Gus Giglio. Robert Klocke, Gary Krug, Freddie Luebbers Middle Row: Robert Cooper, Carl Huster, Peter Heile, Daniel Haglage, Vince Jolivette, Presideni, Bob Felton, Jerk ry Lowry. Back Row: Jim Duffy, Ray Gallagher, Kenneth Barnes, Dennis Clasgens, 18 Front Row: Pat McKeown, Mike Schoony, Joe Vogel, John Torbeck, A1 Siauer, Dave Schwain. Middle Row: M1: OHalloran, S.J., Donald Meyer, James Snyder, Pete Wagner, Richard Menke, Marty Sullivan. Back Row: Greg Rusk, Michael Fri- or, John OTOOIe, Luke Marois. l, l: I Hf we canW get out, please send us food, That famous Vaudeville team of Gru- say Dick Schell, Bob Doctcrman, and Bob ber and McEvilley humorously keep Martm, Michael Cise occupied. 75 1C Front Row: Gary Folkman, Marty Koetters, Bob Ralston, Gary Traylor, Frank Schmidt, Paul Husemam Mid dle Row: M1: Quinn, SJ, Rick Bev- ington, President, Steve Klekamp, Ed Snell, Tom McDonald, Bob Cha- ney. Back Row: Michael Farascy, Ed Connell, Paul Rolfes, Jim Sauerbrey. 1C Front Row: Norb Hehman, Joey Nader, John Schuler, Tom Menger, Garry Plogmann, Eddie Stutler. Middle Row: Robert Meyer, Tim Timberman, Bob Jenk, Greg Long, Courtney Barnes. Back Row: Albert Hadler, Tom Gellenbeck, Bucky Kathman, Tom Martin. 1E Front Row: George Green, Joseph Beech, David Freudenberg, Edward Babey, Wayne Grimme, James Kem nealy. Middle Row: James Czillim ger, Dennis Maher, James May, Da- vid Kesterson, Kenneth Kramer, John Hust, George Clark. Back Row: Richard Kolkoski, Robert IHe, Pres- ideni, Timothy Hickey, William Bau- mann, Gerald Breen, Joseph Mason. 1D Front Row: Jim Borchelt, Rick Laib, Thomas Callahan, Thomas Glynn, David Bertke, Ray Baker. Middle Row: Tom Fischer, Ken Lysaght, David Earls, Gary Greinor, Walter Giesting, Jerry Gerding, Andy Gra- ton Back Row: Steve Rechtsteiner, Lee Booth, David Campbell, Paul Hugenberg, Dave Grophear, Presi- dent, Joe Collins, Barry Wilker. 1E Front Row: Daniel Vanoli. Charles Niehaus, John Rettig, Christopher O,Connell, Albert Venosa, Peter Schmergc Middle Row: Mr. Trier, John Ryan. Thomas Meyer, Charles Wessel, Richard Naegele, Thomas Shrimpton, Ronald Sander. Norman Obert. Back Row: Joseph Trauth, Griffin Murphey, Joseph Wenstrup, Robert Schwing, Peter Rickard, Peter Nettleton, William Meyers. 1D From Row: Vernon Roden, Elmer Wahl, Thomas Wuersig, G. Meyer, Ken Meiser, Michael Matre. Middle Row: Mr. King, S.J., Eric Murrell, Mike Weaver, Carl Spitznagel, Thomas Stormer, Thomas Moore, Thomas Ramstetter. Back Row: Paul Nemann, Raymond Ringenbach, Richard Toohey, Paul Schneider, David Rolfes, Thomas Schmidt Thomas Powers. 1G Front Row: John Loughrey, Donald Eversmann. James Elsbernd, William Earls, L. Thomas Hiltz, Alan Kun- semiller. Middle Row: Otto Beiting, President, David Damien, Michael Garvin, John Lanzillota, Eugene Flanagan, Raymond Gruber, Richard Brahm, Back Row: Ronald Ostmanm, James Cannon, William Kuhlman, Richard Butler, Edward Bernalh. 78 1F Front Row: Bill Remke. Robert Vil- ling, Frank Rocker, Jeff Stevens, Douglas Schwegman, Ted Mechley Middle Row: Father Brown, S.J,, Gerald Klekamp, John Ovcrmann, Roger Niehaus, Jack Mayer, Kurt Meier, Ron Kathmann. Back Row: Michael Wills, Ricky Overbcck, Rob- ert Meyer, Tom Rave, Helmut K0- watsch, Herman Rottinghaus, Deane Wiethe. 16 Front Row: W i 1 1 1a m Reichling, Thomas Singer. Joseph Schickling, Philip Wesley, Richard Trautmann, Alian Radina. Middle Row: Mr. Dis- selhorst, SJ, Larry Peter. Bill Son- tag, B111 Ross, Jerome Wirtz, Mark Seifried, Joseph Nienaber. Back Row: Stephen North, William PhiL lips, T h 0 m a s Schulte. T h o m a s Rhoads. 1F Front Row: William Froschauer, Jim Blum, William Farm, Charles Gros- ser, Dennis Detzel. George Gloeck- ner. Middle Row: Paul Behrens, Bob Geoppingcr, Tom Gross, Jim Back, Michael A m 0 r i n 1, Pat Donovan, James Kammerer. Back Row: Joe COrCOI'am'Don Kampman, Tom Dud- ley, Rudolph Antuncic, John Earls, Larry Hoffman. 1H From Row: Danny Davis, Michael Fisher. Richard Hogan, Richard Chase. William King, Robert Koch. Middle Row: Mr. Bailaban, Bill Hammann, David Gampfel', Jack Leisring, James Ginocghio, Bob Brewster, Pat 1351110. Back Row: Robert Puthoi'l', President. Don Vi- nel, Rodney Beninghaus, William Schiesl, James Settelmayer. 1H From Row: James Clear, Mike Ziep- fel, Stephan Stromberg, Philip V011- mer, Tom McCarty, John Schrimpf. Middle Row: Dick Mutchler, Albert Wehby, Thomas Maurer, William Palozzolo, Paul Regensburger, Bill Ruwe, Kenneth Jordan. Back Row: Ralph Woerner, Jake Sweeney, Mi- chael Weber, Thomas Maier, John Merschel. 79 Seniors at St. Xavier, widely known for their attendance at Holy Communion, start an- other day. SENIORS IN MEMORIAM Dennis Boyle was not the kind of flashy, extroverted person who gets his name and picture in print He worked after school and e0u1drft join as many school activities as he wanted to. Quiet and unassuming he was, yet he always had a ready smile for a joke, a helping hand for an unpleasant task and a high spirited enthusiasm for sports, whether he was watching or playing, He loved fun, yet he was always willing to accept the re- sponsibilities that go with fun. On the day of the tragic acccident which snuffed out his life, he was helping to prepare the food and drinks for the picnic, while othersAsome of whom he had gone out of his way to drive to the picnieewere playing baseball. It seems that even in death Denny Boyle is still he1ping others. For his death w the manner, the suddenness of itebrought home to all of us, and especially his own class, the truth of how close death really is: that at any time any or all of us may be called to give an accounting of our lives, and we must be ready. A Classmate SENIOR OFFICERS AUGUST J. VENTURA President Academic Course; Class President 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 1,2; Sedality 1,4; K.B.S.: C.S,M.C 4; Varsity Football 3,4; Reserve Foot: ball 2; Varsity Track 1,2,3A DANIEL W. WEBER VicaPresideni Classical Course: Class Hon- ors 2,3; First Honors 1,2,3A; C 1 a s 5 President 4; Vice- President 3; Class Secre- tary 2; Sodahty 1; K,B.S.; Classical C 1 ub 3; Varsity Football 34; Reserve Foot- ball 2; Baseball 2,3. RICHARD F. DUWEL Treasurer Scientific Course: Second Honors 2.4; Class President 3,4: Sodality 1.2.33; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Pro- moter 1; Baseball Manager 1.2. DAVID J. STENGER V Secretary Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4; Ciass Presi- In the information lists under each dent 1,2; Sodality 1,2; senior picture, underclassman scholastic K.B.S.; Varsity Football; honors follow school catalogue statistics; 2,3,4; Reserve Football 2; senior honors include the first quarter Freshman Football; Fresh- only; senior participation in spring am man Basketball; Varsity tivities is omitted. Track 3. 84 FRANK D. ALERDING Classical Course: F ir s t H o n 0 r 5 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Radio Club 4. ALFRED J. BERGER Scientific Course; Second Honors 3,4; Sedality 1; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1; Radio Club 1,3,4; Cross Country 3,4. J. PAUL ACKEHMAN Scientific Course: Class Honors 1; First Honors 1; Second Honors 2; Class Treasurer 1,2; K.B.S. JEFFREY C. BANKS Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; ACO- lyte 1; C.S.M.C 1,2; Var- sit Swimming 2,3,4; Freshman Swimming; Varsity Track 3; Varsity Track Manager 2; Ar chaeology Club 1. RANDALL E. ANDERSON Academic Course; KB.S.; C;S.M,C1 41 JOHN R. BENDER Scientific Course: K.B.S.; Acolyte 3,4; Radio Club 4. THOMAS E. ACOMB Scientific Course: Second Honors 123,4; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S,; Camera Club 1; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Swimming; Cross Country 3. PHILIP E. BEBNING Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; Class President 1; Sodality 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Football 3; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Varsity Basket- ball 3; Reserve Basket- ball 2; Freshman Basket- ball. WILLIAM A. BRAMLAGE Classical Course: Firs t Honors 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- President 2; S o d a 1 ity 1,2,3,4; K.B.S. HERBERT L. BILL Scientific Course. ROBERT J. BLASEB. JR. Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Dra- matics 3,4; Camera Club 3. JOSEPH C. BLANK Scientific Course,- K.B.S.; Camera Club 3. GERALD V. BLESSING Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S. ROBERT B. BREITENBACH Scientific Course: Class Honors 2; First Honors 1; Second Honors 4; K.BAS.; Reserve Basketball; Freshmen Basketball; Cross Countly 2. Xavier representatives somewhere among S.S.C.A, assembly members last summer. 85 DALE B. BRINKER Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,3,4; Class Secre- tary 2; Sodahty 1; K.B.S.; Freshman Swimming, GEORGE C. BBINKMAN Scientific Course; Secm'ld Honors 1; Sodality 1,2; K.B,S. LEONARD J. BRINKMOELLER Classical Course: C 1 a 5 s Honors 1,2,3; First Hon- ors 1,2,3,4; C l a s s Presi- dent 1; Sodality 1,2,3; K.B,S.; Acolyte 2,3; Clasw sical Club 3,4; Prep 2,3,4; Editor 4; Choir 2,3; Ar- chaeology Club 2. GEORGE J. BUERGER Scientific Course: Second H o n o r 5 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S. . n.4,. A ' 44-9.:11. rm .1, . 1 U L54 quv '916. ROBERT J. BUETER Classical Course: First FREDERICK S. Honors 2,3,4; Second BUOP, Jr. Honors 1; Sodality 1,2,. Scientific Course: Sodal- 3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1, ity 1; K.B.S. 2,3; Acolyte 2; Band 1,2,1 3,4; Camera 2,4. A group of inquisitive seniors give a 1960 Falcon a thorough inspection. JEROME A. BURDICK Scientific Course: Vice- President 4; K.B.S.; So- dality 1; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Varsity Track 2,3. xQ 234m MICHAEL A. CHANEY Scientific Course; Second Honors 1; C 1 a s s Secre- tary 1; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Varsity Football 3,4; Re- serve Football 2; Fresh- men Football; Varsity Track 1,3. WILLIAM P. BUTLER Scieniiiic Course: Second Honors 1; Class Secretary 1; Sodality 1,2; K,B.S.; Acolyte 1,2,3. EDWARD M. CASTELLINI Scientific Course: Soda1- ity 1,2; K.B.S.; Football Manager 1. NICHOLAS R. BURKARDT Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,3; Sodahty 1; K.B.S. PATRICK A. CHALFIN Scientific Course: Social- ity 1,2; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Poster Club 1,2. CARSON L. CAMP Scientific Course; F i r s t Honors 1; Second Hon- ors 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; Sodahty 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Prep 1,2,3; Reserve Football 2; Var- sity Track 1,2,3. JOHN A. CIOK Scieniiiic Course: SodaL ity 2,3,4; K.B.S.; Prep 1, 2; C.S.M.C. 2,3. 87 88 ROBERT E. COLACURCIO Classical Course; First Honors 1,4; Second Hon- ors 2,3; Vice-President 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Dramatics 2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4. W. THOMAS DELANEY Classical Course; Second Honors 1; Secretary 2; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1,2; Prep 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 4; Ar- chaeology Club 1,2; Clas- sical Club 3. MICHAEL D. CISE Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,234; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Prep 3,4; Carn- era Club 2. KENNETH J. CZILLINGER Classical Course; First Honors 1,3; Second Hon- ors 2,4; Sodaiity 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Clas- sical Club 3,4. PATRICK J. CUNNINGHAM Scientific COurse: Second Honors 1,3; Sodality l; K.B.S.; Acolyte 3; Var- sity G011 1,2,3A; Cross Country 3. JAMES J. DEAK Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,3; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K,B.S. JOSEPH A. CISSELL Scientific Course: First H o n 0 r 5 1,3,4; Second Honors 2; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S; Debating 3; Var- sity Track 3. FREDERICK A. DIETRICH Scientific Course: K.B.S.; Dramatics 2. JOHN W. DISTLER Scientific Course: Class Treasurer 3; Sodality 1; K;B.S.; C.S.M4C. 3,41 RONALD F. EVELEIGH Scientific Course: K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3; Acolyte 3,4. DOUGLAS A. DOENCH Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; Sodality 1,2; K,B.S1; Poster Club 1,2, 3,4; Camera Club 2. ERNEST F. DuBRUL Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality l; K.B.S.; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; Classical Club 3,4; Archaeology Club 1. WAYNE B. DORNACHER Scienliiic Course,- K1B.S. DANIEL G. DUTRO Classical Course; Second Honors 1,2; Class Presi- dent 1; Sodality 1,2,3A; K.B.S.; Varsity Football 3,4; Freshman Football; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Reserve Basketball 2. DANIEL T. DWYER Scientific Course: K.B.S. ROBERT E. FARRELL Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4', Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Reserve Football 2; Re- serve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball. 89 11See fellows, here are all the answers to our English test tomorrow? says Denny Moore to John Lorenz, Art Fischer, and Ray Pierce. ARTHUR L. FISCHER. Jr. Classical Course: F i r s t Honors 1; Second Hon- ors 2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 4; Post- er Club 1; Varsity Golf 2,3,4; Reserve Golf 1,2. HARRY J. FERMANN Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Acolyte 1. PAUL G. FOOTE Scientific Course: F i 1' st Honors 1,2; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Reserve Swimming 1. PAUL H. FISCHER Scieniiiic Course.- Second Honors 4; K.B,S. CLIFFORD J. FREDRICKS $$$TEI-1Igcg- Itl'ilassical gourser Fir s t Academic Course; K.B.S. onors 1,2, .Second Hon- 4. Camera Club 1 ors 3; Sodahty 1; K35; 1 ' Acolyte 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Radio Club 4. 90 Dick Duwel, Jack Overbeck, and Joe Sperber admire the large number of names on the banner of the K.B.S. JAMES A GERWIN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3,4; Poster Club 1; Radio Club 3; Freshman Bas- ketball; Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4A DANIEL J. GAVIN Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1; K,B.S.; Acolyte 3; Band 1. GORDON J. GICK Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3; Class Treas- urer 3; Class Secretary 4; K.B.S.; Varsity Football 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football. Q a THOMAS P. GIBSON Scientific Course; C 1 a s S Honors 3,4; First Honors 1,3,4; Second Honors 2; Vice-President 3,4; So- dality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; De- bating 1,2,3,4. PAUL R. GOEDDE Scientific Course: KBQS. JEROME R. GEIGER Scienlitic Course: Sedal- ity 1,2; K.B.S.; C.S.M.C. l. 91 92 KENNETH J. GREINER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; K35. RICHARD W. HARDING Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K,B.S.; Band 2. THOMAS P. GOEKE Classical Course; Second Honors 1,2,4; Class Vice- President 2; Class Secre- tary 3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B1S.; Reserve Football 2; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball. MARK W. GROTE Scieniiiic Course; K.B.SV JOHN C. GREBB Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K35. TIMOTHY P. HARMON Classical Course; First .Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K1B.S.; Classical Club 3,4; Prep 1,2,3,4; Archaeology Club 1,2. JEROME P. GRIESSMANN Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1; RES; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2; C.S.M1C. 4. DENIS G. GULINO Scieniific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S. MICHAEL P. HARTINGS Classical Course: C 1 a s 5 Honors 1; First Honors 2, 3,4; Sodality 3,4; K.B.S; - Dramatics 3; Classical Club 3; Band 1,2,3. THOMAS V. HERBOHT Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 123,4; K.B.S. Prep 2; Camera Club 2,3,4; CSMC 1. JOHN P. HEHMAN Scientiiic Course: Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B,S.; Debating 1; Band 2; Radio Club 3,4; Archaeology Club 2. RICHARD A. HELMICK Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Acolyte 3; X-Ray 1,3. RUDOLPH C. HASL Classical Course: Fi r s t H 0 n o r 3 1,2,4; Second Honors 3; Class Treasur- er 4; Sedality 123,4; K.B.S.; X-Ray 2,3,4; Ar- chaeology Club 2. HERBERT B. HERBERS Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; Class Vice- President 1,2; Sodality 1, 2,3,4; K,B1S.; R e s e r v e Footb3112;Freshman Football; Varsity Track 1,2. HERBERT L. HEITZMAN Classical Course; C 1 a s s Honors 1; Second Honors 2; C 1 a s 5 President 2;, Treasurer 1,3; Sodality 1,. 2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Dramatics 3; Acolyte 2, 3,4; Prep 1,2,3,4; Varsity Swimming 2,3,4; Fresh- man Swimming; Reserve Tennis 1. JOHN E. HIGGINS Academic Course: Class Honors 4; Second Honors 3; K.B.S.; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4; Reserve 2; Freshman Football; Var- sity Track 1,2,3. 93 94 THOMAS A. HODAPP Scientific Course; F i r s t Honors 3; Second Honors 1,2,4; K.B.S.; V a 1' s Lt y Football 4; Reserve Foot- ball 2.; Varsity Track 4. HARRY L. HORSTMAN Scientific Course; C 1 a s s Honors 4; First Honors 4; Second Honors 1,3; K.B.S. THOMAS S. HINDS Classical Course; First Honors 1; Second Hon- 01'5 2,3,4; Class Secretary 11; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Acolyte 4; Radio Club 4; Varsity Football 4:; Re- serve Football 2.; Fresh- man Football; Varsity Track 1,2. THOMAS W. HOOBLER Scientific 'Course: Second Honors 1,3,4; Class Presi- dent 2; Vice-President 3; Sodality 1,2; K.B,S.; Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 3,4; Debating 1,2,3,4; Prep 1.2,3; Editor 3. CONRAD R. HOFFMAN Scieniiiic Course; Second H 0 n o r s 3; Sodality 1; K.B.S; Varsity Football: Manager 2; Baseball Manager 2; Varsity Track Manager 2; Cross Counw try 2. EDWARD D. HORGAN Academic Course: Second H o n or s 1; Sodality 4; K.B.S; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 4; C.S,M.C. 4; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4. . .f'x WW 11w WILLIAM J. HOAR Academic Course: Social- ity 1,2,4; K.B.S.; Acolyte 1,2,3,4A JOHN J. JACOB Scieniiiic Course: Sedal- ity l,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Var- sity Track 3,4; Cross Country 2,3.4. ROBERT G. JOSEPH Scientific Course: Second, Honors 3; Class Vice- President 1; 012155 Treas1 urer 2; Sodality 1,2,3; K,B,S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1,2; Ra- dio Club 3, A fl JOSEPH L. KAPPES Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Dramatics 2,3; Radio Club 1,2,3A. George Menke demonstrates his love for music by spending one of many hours STUART E. KAISER. Jr. Scieniific Course; Second H o n 0 r 5 1,3,4; K.B.S.; Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 2,3,4; Acolyte 4; Freshman Football; Varsity Track 21 . g3: 11 f in the Student Chapel, practicing. JEROME E. JUNG Academic Course: K.B.S.; Apostleship of P 1' a y e r Promoter 2; Dramatics 1; Acolyte 2,3. ROBERT E. KAMMERER Academic Course: Sodal- ity 1,3; K.B.S,; C.SVM.C. 1,2,3,4; Varsity Track 3; Cross Country 3,4. JOHN E. KECK Scieniiiic Course: Vice- President 1,3,4; C 1 a s 5 Secretary 2; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Radio Club 1; Re- serve Football 2; Fresh- man Football; V a r s i t y Track 1. 96 RALPH J. KESSLER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; KBS. PHILLIP M. KLEESPIES Classical Course: Class Honors 2.; First Honors 2; Second Honors 3; So- dality 1; K.B.S.; Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 1. PATRICK T. KELLY Classical Course: First Honors 1; Second Honors 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; K.B,S.; Classical Club 3, 4; Choir 1,2,3; Archaeol- ogy 1. MICHAEL A. KIHM Scieniiiic Course: K.BAS.; Varsity Tr a c k 3; Cross Country 3,4. HARRY W. KEUPER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S,; Debating 1; Band 123,4; C.S.M.C 3,4;2 Archaeology Club 2. HAROLD A. KLINK Classical Course: Second H o n 0 rs 123,4; K.B2S.; Camera Club 1,2. ROBERT H. KERN Scientific Course: Social- ity 123,4; K.B.S,; Prep 1,2; Camera Club 1,2,3. THOMAS J. KILDAY Academic Course; Class Treasurer 3; K.B.S.; Var- sity Football 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Varsity Track 3. JOHN L. KOHLMAN Scientific Course: Second Henors 1,3,4; Class Secre- tary 3;Sodality1,2; K.B.S,; Reserve T r a c k 1,2; Archaeology Club 2. MARINUS T. KLOCKE Academic Course: KAB.S.; Baseball 3,4, RONALD F. KRAMER Academic Course; Social- ity l; KBS. A tense moment at the Purcell game is personified by Mr. Berning, Steve Meyers, Mr. Ballaban, and Mr. Quinn. HARRY J. KOLLMAN Scieniiiic Course: Class President 3,4; Secretary 1,2; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S,; V a r s i t y Football 2,3,4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Re- serve Basketba112; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Track 1,2. DONALD W. KRUMMEN Scientific Course,- SodaI. ity 1; K35. ROBERT J. KNECHT Scieniific Course: Second Honors 2,3; Class Vice- President 1; K.B.S.; Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 2,3,4; Freshman BasketbaH. 97 PAUL C. KUNKEL Scieniiiic Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Acolyte 4; Var- sity Swimming 2; Re- serve Tennis 1,2; Varsity Tennis 3. WAYNE J. LAWRENCE Scieniific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3,4; KBS. JOHN P. LAMBERT Scieniiiic Course: Second Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K,B.S.; Radio Club 1,3, RODNEY C. LANG Scientific Course: K.B,S.; Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter1;Reserve Football 2. STEVEN H. LAMEIER Classical Course: F i r s t Honors 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres- i d e n t 2; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Classical Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3A; V 3 rs i t y Swimming 2,3,4; Fresh- men Swimming; Archae- ology Club 1,2. JOHN B. LEHRTER Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1,2,3,4; K;B,S;; Cross Country 3.4. WILLIAM B. LAIB. Jr. Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Class Treasur- er 4; K.B.S.; Band 1,2, 3,4. CHARLES A. LAUB Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1,2; Varsity Basketball Man- ager 3,4; Reserve Swim- ming 1. JOHN F. LORENZ Classical Course.- F i r s t Honors 2,4; Second Hon- ors 1,3; Sodali,ty 1; K.B.S.; Debating 1,2; Ac- olyte 1,2; Prep 1,2; Choir 1,2; Camera Club 1,2, STEPHEN 0. LEURCK HARRY T. LEWE Scientific Course; Sodal- Classical Course: Second ity 4; K.B1S.; Varsity Honors 2,4; Sodality 2; Football 3. K.B.S. ROBERT E. LUKEN Scientific Course: Sodal- ity 1; K.B.S. JOSEPH W. LUBRECHT Scieniiiic Course: Radio Club 4; C1S.M.C. 4. .T. TIMOTHY MCCARTHY Classical Course: First Honors 1.2; SodaIity 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S. Smith, Alerding, Wilke, and Kappes use the well-equipped physics lab to de- termine the force of gravity. 99 100 THOMAS H. MCCOY Scieniific Course: Class Honors 2; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3,4; Sodality 1,2; K.BAS.; Apostleship of P r a y e r 3,4; Prep 3,4; C a m e r a C 1 u b 3; Archaeology 2,3,4. DONALD J. MCGORON Scientific Course: Soda1- ity l; K.B.S.; Acolyte 4; Reserve Football 2; Freshmen Track; Varsity Track 2,4. JOHN A. MAIER Scientific Course; Class Honors 3,4; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K1315. THOMAS H. MARKEY Classical Course: Second Honors 1; Vice-President 1; K.B,S.; Elocution Fi- nals 1; Varsity Football 3; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball. PETER P. MARI 0N1 Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Prep 1; Poster Club 1. HENRY P. MARKS. Jr. Scieniific Course: Sodal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Acolyte 2,3; Baseball Manager 2; Var- sity Track 1. JOHN J. MCDONOUGH Classical Course: F i r s t Honors 12; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1,3; Dramatics 3; Oratorical Finals 3; X-Ray 2,3,4; Ed- itor 4; C.S.M.C. 3,4; Ar- chaeology Club 2. CHARLES J. MCLAUGHLIN Scientific Course: K.B.S. MICHAEL P. MATHIS Scieniific Course.- Second Honors 3,4; Sodality 1; K88; Acolyte 3,4; X-Ray 1; Reserve Foot- ball 2; Reserve Basket ball 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3; Baseball 2,3; Freshman Swimming. ROGER V. MEYER Classical Course: Second H 0 n o r 8 1,2,4; K.B.S.; Apostleship of P r a y e r Promoter 3,4. JAMES D. MEIHAUS Scientiiic Course; Second Honors 3; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S,; R adio Club 1; C.S.M.C. 3,4; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Track 1. DENNIS L. MONOHAN Scientific Course; Second Honors 2,4; Class Treas- urer 4; K.B.S.; Reserve Footba112;Freshman Football. PETER J. MAURER, III Scientific Course: Social- ity 1; K.B.S.; Manager Varsity Football 3; Man- ager Varsity Basketball 3,4. GEORGE R. MENKE Classical Course: Second Honors 123,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1,2; Prep 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; CAS,M.C 1; Archae- ology 1,2. STEPHEN F. MEYERS Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3; Class Presi- dent 2.3; Class Vice-Pres- ident 4; Sodality 2; K35; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Reserve Football 1; R e s e 1' v 6 Basketball 2; Freshman Football; Var- sity Basketba113,4; F r e s h m a n Basketball; Baseball 1,2,3. ROBERT J. MOONEY Classical Course; First Honors 1; Second Hon- ors 2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K,B.S,; Debating 1,2; Prep 4; Band 1,2,3,4. 101 RICHARD J. DENNIS J. MOORE MOORMAN Scientific Course; Sodal- Scientific Course: Second ity 1,2; K.B1S,; Acolyte Honors 1; K.B,S.; Poster 1,2,3,4. Club 4. KIEHAN T. MURPHY Scientific Course; K,B.S1; Sodality 1; Freshman Swimming. JAMES D. MUSSIO Sciemiiic Course.- K.B.S.; Varsity Track 1,2. ARTHUR A. NALTNER Scientific Course: Second Honors 1; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; D e b a tin g 1,2; Varsity Football 3,4; Var- sity Track 3,4, GORDON C. NEAD Scieniific Course: Sodality 1,2,3,4; K1BIS.; C,S.M.C, 1,2,3,4; Varsity Basket- ball Manager 3; Varsity Golf 3,4. Progress on the new school as of Febru- ary, 1960. ROBERT E. NEMANN Classical Course: First Honors 123,4; Sod-ality 123,4; K,B.S.; Apostle- ship of Prayer Promoter 1; Classical Club 4; Var- sity Track 3. DAVID J'. NORDLOH Classical Course; F i r st H 0 n o r 5 123,4; Class Vice-President 4; Secre- tary 3; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S,: Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3,4; De2 b a t i n g 2,3,4: Elocution Finals 2; First Place 2; Dramatics 4; Classical C 111 13 3,4; Prep 2,3,4; Band 112,3,4. THOMAS H. NEWBAUER Classical Course; F i I' s t Honors 1; Second Honors 2,3,4; Sodality 1: K1135. LOUIS J. NIEHAUS Scientific Course: SodalA ity 1,2: K.B,S.; Acolyte 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. ROLAND E. NIEMAN Scientific Course: Soda1. ity 1,2,3; K.B.SA; Varsity Track 1. RICHARD W. NOSKER Classical Course: F i r s t H 0 n 0 r 5 2,3,4; Second Honors 1; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Classical C 1 u b 3,4; Baseball 3. JEROME E. NEUMANN Academic Course: Class Secretary 1; Sodality 1, 2,3; K.B.S.; Baseball 3. JAMES H. NIEHAUS Scientific Course: F i r s t Honors 1; Sodality 1; K.B.S, 103 104. WILLIAM L. OLLIER Scientific Course: Second Honors 123,4; Sodahty 1; K.B.S.; Freshman Football. WILLIAM A. OSTMANN Scientific Course.- C 1 a s s Treasurer 1; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Acolyte 123,4; Band 1,2; Varsity Foot- ball 3,4; Freshman Swim- ming. BRUCE E. O'CONNOR Classical Course; F 11' s t Honors 1,4; Second Hon- ors 2,3;Soda1ity1; K.B.S.; Dramaticg 4; Classical C1ub 3,4; Radio Club 1; Varsity Track 1,2; Cross Country 3. JOHN W. OVERBECK Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,4; C1a55 Treas- urer 2,4; Class Secretary 1; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; A c o 1 y t e 123,4; X-Ray 3,4; Varsity Football 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football; Freshman Basketball; Varsity Track 2,3. :11 PATRICK J. ORMOND Scientific Course: Class Honors 1,2; K.B.S.; Apos- tleship of Prayer Promo- ter 123,4; Prep 2,3. JAMES J. O'KEEFE Academic Course; Class President 1; Vice-Presi- dent 3,4; Class Treasur- er 2; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 3,4; R e s e r V e Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Freshman Basketball; Baseball 2,3. JOHN B. OTTO Academic Course: Class Secretary 1,3; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2: Acolyte 3,4; Radio Club 1. ROBERT D. OVEHBECK Academic Course: Sedal- ity 1,2,3; K.B.S.; Debat- ing 1,2,3; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Prep 1,2,3; Choir 1. CLEMENT A. PATER Scientific Course: Second Honors 3; K.B.S. ROBERT A. POPE Academic Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Band 1,2. RICHARD H. PEAKE I f 55 Classical Course: C 1 a S S ' ,..,- I A1 Honor-s 1; Flmt Honors? Jack Overbeck,Art Naltner, and Mike 13,314; C1355 segetary 4: Chaney board the bus on the way to SOdahtY 1,2,3,4, K-B-Sw football practice. Debating 1; Dramatics 2,3; Classical Club 3,4; Prep 3.4. JOHN R. PIERCE CHARLES J. PILLE Scientific Course: Second Academic Course: Sodal- Honors 1; K.B.S.; Prep 1. ity 1; K.B.S,; Band 3. DONALD E. POPELAR Scientiiic Course: Sodal- ity 1,2,3; K.B.S.; Acolyte 3,4; Band 1,2; C.S.M.C.; 1,2; Varsity Swimming 2, 3,4; Reserve Swimming 1; Freshman Swimming; Cheerleader 4; Varsity Track 1,3. 105 DONALD A. QUINN HARRY B. BABE Scientific Course: Second Scientific Course; Second Honors 1; K.B.S.; Fresh- Honors 1; K.B.S.; Sedal- man Football. ity 1. EUGENE F. RE IC HARDT Scientific Course; F j r s t Honors 1,2; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S. JOHN RICHARDSON Academic Course RONALD V. HIEGLER Classical Course; F i r s t Honors 1; Second Honors 2,3,4; S o d a 1 i t y 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debatin g 1,2; Poster Club 1,2,3,4; Ar- chaeology Club 1. Fr. McKenna discusses college prospects with John Hehman. RICHARD D. RIEDEL Classical Course: First Honors 3; Second Honors 1,2,4; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2; Classical Club 3,4; Radio Club 1. RICHARD C. RODNEY Classical Course: First Honors 123,4; Class Treasurer 1; Sodali'cy 1; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Clas- sical Club 3,4; Reserve Swimming 2; Freshman Swimming. JAMES H. SCHEPER Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Class Secre- tary 3; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S.; Radio Club 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Var- sity Track 1. CHARLES E. RUPRECHT Academic Course: K.B.S.; Apostleship of P r a y e 1' Promoter 2. JEROME F. SCHAEFER Scieniiiic Course: F 11' s t Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2,3; S 0 d ality 1,3,4; K.B.S.; Acolyte 1,2; Cam- era Club 1. PAUL S. ROTTMUELLER Academic Course; Class Treasurer 4; Sodality 1,2; K.B.S. GERALD V. SACK Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3; K.B.S. JOHN A. SCHELL Scieniiiic Course: KlBS, GERALD L. SCHICK Scieniiiic Course; Second HonorS 3,4; ClaSS Vice- President 3; Treasurer 4; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; E10- cution F in a 1 s 1,2; Dra- matics 2. 107 DAVID A. SCHMID Classical Course: Class Honors 2; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.BAS.; Debating l,2,3,4; Dramat- ics 2,3,4; Oratorical Fi- nals 3; X-Ray 2,3. Fr. Ratterman asks Jim O4Keefe and Bill Zech what the Bombefs chances are, before they leave for Milford. DALE P. SCHUBELER Scientific Course; Sodal- ity 1; K.B.S,; X-Ray 3; Reserve Tennis 2. ROY J. SCHUMACHER Scientific Course; First Honors 1; Second Hon- 01's 2,3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S. RICHARD G. SHUTTE Sciemific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S. PAUL R. SCHWETSCHENAU MARC W Classical Course: First SCHWEGMAN Honors 2; Secgnd Honors . 1,3,4; Sodallty 1,2,3,4; Academic Course,- Sodal- . . .. . K.B.S.; Debatmg 1; Dra- 1ty 1,2; K,B.b.; Rad1o , - Club 1 matlcs 3,4, Acolyte 1,2,3, 3 4; X-Ray 3,4; Band 2,3,4; C a m e r a Club 1,2,3,4; C.S.M.Cl 2,3,4. 108 LAWRENCE H. SICKMAN Scientific Course: K.B.S.1 Radio Club 4. r THOMAS H. SCHWIERS Scientific Course: Second Honors. 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S. DAVID A. SHEPHERD Scientific Course; Class Vice-President 1; Secre- tary 3; Sodality 1; K,B.S.; Varsity Football 3,4; Re- serve Football 2; Fresh- man Football; Freshman Swimming. GERALD W. SIMMONS Classical Course; Class Honors 4; First Honors 3,4; Second Honors 1,2; Class President 3,4; 50- dality 1,2,3; K.B.S.; De- bating 1,3,4; Classical Club 3,4; XwRay 3,4; Ed- itor 4; Prep 3,4; Band 1,2. LAWRENCE A. SICKING Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2,3; K.B.S; Prep 1,2,3,4; Poster Club 1,2, 3,4. PAUL R. SIEMON Classical Course: Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3; K.B.S.; Tennis 1,2,3. FRANK J. SELLINGER Scientific Course; Second Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1,2,4; K.B.S,; C.S.M.C. 4. WILLIAM B. SINGER Classical Course; First Honors 1,2,3.4; Sodality 1; K,B.S.; Dramatics 4; Classical Club 3,4; Prep 1,2,3,4. 109 BARRY M. SMYTH Scieniific Course; F i r s t Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2,3; K.B.S.; V a r s i t y Swimming 4; V a r s i ty Golf 4. DENNIS J. SMITH Scientific Course; Second Honors 3; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Poster 1,2. Another Sodality Day of Recollection ends with Benediction, b , . 'sw-w. EDWARD J. SOELLNER Scientiiic Course: C 1 a s s Treasurer 3; Secretary 1; Sodality 1,2,3,4;r K.B.S.; Dramatics 2,3,4; Acolyte 1,2; Reserve Football 2; Freshman Football. JOSEPH H. SPERBER THOMAS J. SMITH Classical Course: Class Honors 1,4; First Honors 1,2,3,4; Sodality 1; K.B.S,; Band 2,3; Radio Club 4.. RICHARD J. SPAETH Scientific Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Cross Coun- try 2. 3' wa- w $61.. Scientific Course: Second Honors 2,3,4; Sodality 1, 2,3,4; K.B.S;; Dramatics 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH N. STINEMAN Scientific Course; F i r s t Honors 1,2; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3; Secretary 4; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1,2; Choir 1; Varsity Football Manager 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball Mann ager 2,3,4; Freshman Bas4 ketball Manager. HOWARD G. THOMAS Scientific Course: Social ity 4; K.B.S. TERRENCE F. SULLIVAN Classical Course: C 1 a s 5 President, 1; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S.; Radio Club 1,2; Varsity Track 3. JOHN J, TOOLE Scieniiiic Course: Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2; K1B.S. EDWARD H. SUNDERMANN Scientific Course: C 1 a s s Honors 4; First Honors 4; Second Honors 1,3; So- dality 1; K.B,S.; Apostle4 Ship of Prayer Promoter 3,4; Varsity Footbail 3,4; Reserve Football 2; Var- sity Track 1,2,3; Archae- ology Club 2. JAMES J. STOKES Academic Course: Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S. RICHARD B. THOBE Scientific Course; C l a s 5 President 2,4; Vice-Presi- dent 1,3; K.B.S,; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Reserve Basketball 2; Freshman Basketball, DELBERT A. TRAUTMANN Academic Course; K.B.S,; Dramatics 3,4. 111 MICHAEL J. UEHLIN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1, 2,3,4; K.B.S.; Band 1,2,3, 4. : ; $31 Seniors take Fr. Grafs reading test after school one evening to determine their read ing speed and comprehension. GERALD T. VILLING Scieniiiic Course: Second Honors l;Soda11ty 1; K.B.S. FREDBICK T. WEBER Scientific Course; Second Honors 4; Sodality 1,2,3, 4; K.B.S.; Varsity Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4. GARY T. VOEGELE Classical Course; Class Honors 1; First Honors 1,2; Second Honors 3,4; SOdality 1,2; KBS. STEPHEN K. WEBER Classical Course: Second Honors 123,4; Sodality 1,2; K,B.S.; Debating 1; Classical Club 3,4; Prep 1,2,3,4; Reserve Basket- ball 2; Varsity Track 3,4; Cross Country 2; Archae- , ology Club 1. RONALD W. WEGMANN Scientific Course: Second Honors 1,2,4; K.B.S. - RAW , THOMAS V. WEINKAM Scieniiiic Course; Second Honors 1,2; Sodality 1,2, 3,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1. JAMES L. WELLINGHOFF Scientiiic Course: Sodal- ity 4; K.B.S.; C.S.M,C. 4. DONALD C. WESLEY Scientific Course: Sodal- ity l; K.B.S; Poster Club 1. THOMAS A. WIEBELL Academic Course: Social- ity 1; K.B.S.; Freshman Basketball. PAUL F. WENKER Classical Course: First Honors 1,2,4; Sodality 1, 2,3,4; K.B.S.; Acolyte 1,2. GERALD M. WILKE Academic Course; Sodal- ity 1; K,B.S.; Acolyte 2. ROGER F. WEISS Scieniiiic Course: K.B.S, GERALD F. WESSELKAMPER Classical Course; First Honors 1,2; Second Hon- ors 3,4; Class President 2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B,S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 1; De- bating 1,2,3; Dramatics , . 113 In the fall of 1960 St. Xavier will move from its location in beautiful downtown Cin- cinnati ending a long, his- toric tradition. H4 ROBERT C. WILKINS Classical Course: First Honors 4; Second Honors 1,2,3; Sodality 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Classical Club 3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN H. WOLTER Scientific Course: F 11 s t Honors 1,4; Second Hon- ors 2,3; Sodality 1; K.B.S.; Debating 1. WILLIAM F. WUERSCH Academic Course; Sodal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 2; C.S.M.C. 4. JOHN W. WOLF Classical Course; F i 1' S t Honors 1,3,4; Second Honors 2; Class Treasurer 4; Sodality 1,2,4; K.B.S.; Debating 1; Acolyte 3,4; Classical Club 3,4; Prep 1,2,3,4; Radio Club 1,2. GERALD L. YUREK Academic Course: Class Secretary 4; K. B. 5.; Varsity Football 3; Re- serve Football 2. THOMAS A. ZIMMERMAN Classical Course; C 1 a s s. Honors 1; First Honors 1, 2,3,4; S 0 d a 1 i t y 1,2,3,4; K.B.S.; Classical Club 2, 4; Varsity Track 1,2. ERIC P. YEAZEL Scieniilic Course: Sedal- ity 2,3; K.B.S.; Dramatics 2; Radio Club 1,4; Cam- era Club 3; C.S.M.C. 2. This picture mirrors the hope of every senior at St. Xavier, graduation night, the end of four yeafs work, enjoyment, and friendship. MICHAEL E. YOUNG Academic Course; Sedal- ity 1; K.B.S.; Apostleship of Prayer Promoter 4; C.S.M.C. WILLIAM F. ZECH Scientific Course: Class Secretary 1; K.B.S.; Rem serve Basketball 2; Var- sity Basketba113,4; Freshman Basketball 1. i SPORTS Mr. Callahan loads a pep rally before mp Purcell game FOOTBALL SCORES St.Xavier 0 Canton C. Catholic 22 St. Xavier 14 Withrow 6 St.XaVier 6 Woodward St.XaVier 0 Covington Holmes St.Xavier 0 McNicholas St.KaVier 0 Purcell 22 St.XaVier 6 Elder 14 St.Kavier 0 Roger Bacon 38 Mr. Ballaban contemplates St Xaviefs next move. Sophomore UhI attempts to thread needle, 118 Sundermann leads the way as Ventura skirts end in Canton game. H4413; 5:777 e ,v ' :vayW Meyers hits St Xavier receiver during Purcell game. VARSITY Front Row: Jerry Burdick, Ken Burman, Harry Heskamp, Steve Meyers, Mike Maguire, Bernie Baumann, Ned Sundermann. Second Row: Ron Strong, Tom Hinds, Gordon Gick, Dan Connaughton, Bill Eastlake, Jack Hig- gins, Bill Clark, Art Naltncr. Third Row: Mr. Ballaban, Jay Schloemer, Mike Fisher, Den OCDnneIE, Tom Eddie, 1 Jud Murray, John Nebel, Mike Ehrensbergcr, Tom Hoddap. Fourth How: 13111 Ferguson, Pete Boylan, Gus 1 Ventura, Bill Wolf, Dan Weber, Paul Laemmle, Ed Horgan, TOm Kilday. Fifth Bow: Jack Overbeck, Mike Cha- ney, Dan Dutro, Jim Sullivan, Dave Shepherd, D011 Thomas, Dave Stenger, Don Sharnhorst . ....,1.. . ., . . l ' l? ..p ,. . - ' 32 ? 120 Yes, Sir, the field is surely in bad Shape. A11 city guard, Jerry Burdick, receives first hand instructions from Mr, Ballaban. M'ng w , w. ,, .. , 1 .. . Coach and quarterback discuss strategy before the St. X. bench Harry Kollman catches Covington half-back. x: Shepherd booms one out against Purcell. 122 1959-60 Fate finally paid its visit to St. Xavier, which has had winning records for the past four years. It is a mathematical impossibility for all football teams to have a winning rec- ord because in every football game there must be a loser. This is not going to be an excuse for a two won, six lost record, but in three of those losses a touchdown and the extra points would have given the Bombers a victory or a tie One of the main reasons for the unim- pressive record was the caliber of the teams that opposed our teaml Half of the teams op- posed by St. Xavier were at one time or an- other rated among the first ten schools in the state. St. Xavier also opposed the champions of the cityts two leagues, the GCL and PHSL; and the team defeated the PHSL champion, Woodward. One of the brighter spots of the recent football campaign was the team defense. This defense held the opposition to two or fewer touchdowns in five of the eight games, St. Xavier was only able to eke out wins from two of these five teamsethe main reason the oifense. The offense was obviously the chief reason for St. X75 losing campaign. This of- fense was able to muster only four touch- downs during the eight games. After the first three games of the season, of which the Bombers won two, it appeared as if the team was finally rolling; the game was lost to Canton Central Catholic which won all but its last game. Unfortunately the team lost the next two, and was forced to en- ter into GCL competition with only the quar- terback of its starting backfield able to play. Even with these three backfield starters the going in the conference would have been tough, but without these it was almost an unobtainable goal, The Bombers never gave up, but they didntt have the tthorsef to cope with their GCL rivals. We can only hope the team will take up Stl Xavierls winning tradition next year. Don Dutro lights with two Woodward defenders for an errant pass. a wag V V- 5V: mum captains Meyers and Stenger lead Bombers out against Elder. Meyers bootlegs around left. end in the Woodward game. SEASON STATISTICS RUSHING Clark Kollman Boylan Sunderman Ventura Bauman PASSING Meyers Uhl PUNTS Shepherd TEAM STATISTICS SEASON AVERAGE First Downs 45 Yards Rushing 472 Attempted Passes 83 Passes Completed 35 Yards Rushing 423 Punting Average 36 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ATT1 YDS. AVG. 22 97 474 55 207 3.8 36 108 3.0 21 54 2.6 19 38 2.0 23 20 0.9 ATT. COM. YDS. 73 31 397 NO.PUNTS YDS. AVG. 33 1187 36 PASS REC. R. YDS. Boylan 11 143 Bauman 5 75 Dutro 7 75 Hodapp 3 59 TACKLES Burdick 76 Clark 63 Burman 61 Stenger 58 Shepherd 48 Bauman 45 Weber 44 Kilday 41 Dutro 35 Chaney 35 I25 The Bomber band entertains during half-time at X. U. SCORES St. Xavier 12 Purcell 14 St. Xavier 14 Bacon 24 St. Xavier 0 Elder 20 St. Xavier 8 Purcell 20 St. Xavier 14 Bacon 16 St. Xavier 8 Elder 26 St. Xavier 0 Holmes 7 RESERVE FOOTBALL Front Row: P. Laemmle, R. Bruns, F. Giglia, R. Bentzinger, R, Niehaus, E, Geers, E. VonderBrink, E. Franz, R. Hamilton. Second Row: J. Beahn, J. Schloemer, E. Thompson, T. Wagner, H. Ballman, E. Hess, A. Howe, J. Rouse. Third Row: C. Eastlake, G. Albera W. Hinds, J. Uhl, M. Maguire, M. Niewodowski, J. Stenger, R. Selke. Fourih Row: J. Nordman, F. Posinski, J1 Gardner, W1 Pequet, T. Hughes, P. Lecture, G, Hyland, R, Rawdon. 126 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 9.1, p 35933 33a,3 gspybg3 755.964 First Row: P Hugenberg,R.Mutch1er K. Jordan, B Kathman, M. Schoeny, K. Lysaght, D. Damico, J. Lanzillotta D. Eversmann. Second Row: R Schwing, G F01kman,T.Rave,J.Ryan T. Meye1,B.G10gan, W. Baumann J. Nienabe1. Third Row: 0. Baiting A. Klekamp, N Obert, R. Overbeck, J Loughrey, J. Iasillo, W. Kuhlman, P. Nemann. Fourth Row: T. Rhoads,R. Gallagher, H. Kowatsch J. Duffy S North, M. Pic1aux W. Schiesl, J McCoy. FOOTBALL MANAGERS SCORES St. Xavier 8 Elder 8 St, Xavier 26 Purcell 14 St. Xavier 0 Bacon 12 St. Xavier 14 Elder St. Xavier 44 McNicholas St. Xavier 0 Purcell St. Xavier 8 Bacon GGON'I Football Managers: H. Shiels, D. Eversman, R. Hamilton, D. Sullivan, N. Manley. 127 M , -.?$ 5$2. 3 nitiliw jg XAVIER BASKETBALL GCL CO Bill Zech encourages teammate Den Crane during skirmish with Bacon. -CHAMPS St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier St. Xavier Won 11 Lost 8 5O 44 48 81 59 57 57 52 56 58 57 61 57 77 61 52 65 55 Central 63 Louisville St. X 56 Taft 38 Taylor 47 William Grant 51 Cambell County 71 Covington Cath. 44 Elder 47 Purcell 59 McNicholas 64 Roger Bacon 53 Newport Catholic 52 Elder 62 Hughes 66 Purcell 57 William Grant 36 Roger Bacon 55 Dayton Chaminade 57 District Tournament 49 MCNicholas 54 From Row: Jim Gruber, Steve Meyers, Tom Hext, Jim O5Keefe, Bill Wolf, Bernie Baumann, Dan Connaughton. Second Row: M Mike Kinsella, Bill Zech, Peter Maurer, rV Berning, Den Crane, Dick Thobe, 129 BASKETBALL 59-60 Junior Hext sets his sights on the hoop during the Newport game. ,, '1 Forward Den Crane successfully grabs rebound as O!Keefe and Connaughton look on during the Bacon game. Connaughton springs for a rebound during Elder contest. as Zech hazes. 1 McNicholas gazes Thobe meets opposition during the Taft game. Jim UKeefe lays one up as bewildered Hughes player makes futile attempt to block the shot. Crane starts one of his polished drives during the Taylor game. Thobe finds himself in a squeeze play during the Taylor game. Steve Meyers batters his way through the Newport defense. LEADING SCORERS Dan gggiigghton, Connaughton 15.5 Deggggigne, O'Keefe 15.2 Crane 9.5 Zech 8.9 Meyers 5.7 Steve Meyers, Bill Zech, Guard Guard J im OKeefe, Captain and Center DKeefe and Crane out-maneuver 135 :he opposing Spartans. 136 St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St. St St. St. St. First Row: Allen Zobay, Dave Heskamp, Joe DeCourcy, Norbert Reder, Thomas Wagner, James Gels, Robert Piening, Bill Clark. Second Row: William Bischoff, Mike Maguire, Rob- ert Behrens, Randell Eibel, Mr. Hils, Thomas Niehaus, Jim Hartings, John Uhl, Pat Harkins. RESERVES Won 8 Lost 10 Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier Xavier 29 24 36 35 26 27 30 46 4'7 44 38 36 56 37 48 43 34 45 O,Keefe attempts a hook shot as the Cavaliers Central Louisville St. X. Finneytown Taft Taylor Covington Cath. Purcell St. Rita McNicholas Bacon Elder Newport Cath. Purcell Hughes Bacon William Grant Elder Dayton Chaminade vainly attempt a block. 44 44 35 36 23 50 51 50 34 33 45 40 47 47 27 37 45 36 First Row: David Kipp, Paul Nemann, Dick Mutchler, John Mayer, George Green, Rich Ho- gan, Pat Donovan, Bill Baumann, Steve North, Second Row: Don Eversmann, John Strunk, Ron Ostmann, James Duffy, Tom Schmidt, Mr. Brezine, Joe Trauth, Steve Rechsteiner, Her- man Rottinghaus, Jim McCoy, Norb Herman. FRESHMAN Won 8 Lost 10 St. Xavier 34 Newport Cath. 25 St. Xavier 55 McNicholas 25 St. Xavier 56 Hamilton Cath. 60 St. Xavier 25 Newport Cath. 37 St. Xavier 32 Covington Cath. 41 St. Xavier 53 DePorres 51 St. Xavier 49 Newport Public 53 St. Xavier 28 Purcell 32 St. Xavier 36 Newport Cath. 40 St. Xavier 35 Bacon 45 St. Xavier 20 Elder 51 St. Xavier 47 Covington Cath. 26 St. Xavier 45 Purcell 24 St. Xavier 36 Finneytown 31 St. Xavier 44 DePorres 46 St. Xavier 38 Bacon 34 St. Xavier 65 McNicholas 48 St. Xavier 45 Elder 53 Thobe steals ball away from William Grant rebounder. 137 AQUABOMBERS SCORES St, Xavier 60 Princeton 42 St. Xavier 71 Covington Catholic 20 St. Xavier 35 Withrow 49 St. Xavier 21 Western Hills 56 St. Xavier 76 Central 38 St. Xavier 76 Purcell 38 St. Xavier 58 Purcell 19 St. Xavier 42 Middleton 36 St. Xavier, lst Place, Team Trophy Princeton Invitational Championships Five Aquabombers splish, splash While taking their bath. VARSITY 5TH IN DISTRICT , .. gm... ' Barry Smyth executes a high swan dive. Front Row: Joe Nordman, Steve L a m e 1' e 1-, Herb Heitzman, Don Popelar, Lance Altenau, Mike Kei- ser, Larry Schneider, Bob Muhlenkamp. Back Row: Mr. Callahan, Bob Wede- meyer, Tom Hill, Barry Smyth, Jeff Banks, Tom. Hoepfner, Steve Mussio, Terry Tranter, Hugh Shields, Joe Graver. 138 Ready! Set! Go! Lance Altenau and J eif Banks perf tr . Lam ect their butterHy strok 5. Ken Jordan, Marty Koetters, Chris UCOnnell, Pete Schmer- ge, and Ed Connell. 139 BASEBALL an-smw Ll m V- f' we Left-hander Den Crane tries a fast ball. Denny Moore takes a hefty cut at a Western Hills offering. - 4 W . , , ka mm: :9 gngIEp; ,T r: : . 1 r1 - '. '3 Front Row: Greg Stoeger, Marinus Klocke, Bill Wolf, Denny Moore, Dan Connaughton, Ken Burman, Jerry Kohake, Mr. Berning. Second Row: Jim Gruber, Dick Nosker, Jerry Neuman, Kieran Murphy, Don Thomas, Harry Rabe, Ken Burkhardt Third Row: Mike Mathis, Henry Klocke, Jim O Keefe, Den Crane. 140 Art Fischer, Robert Strauss, Fr. Graf, Pat Cunningham, Gordon Nead, Greg Wehrman. Absent: Herb Heitzman f , :7 '- i 4, , 7 . , ' j W 33211;; Art Fischer pokes one for our camera. Senior Pat Cunningham practices his putting during a warmup out at California. 141 TENNIS , - mi 1 - meK 3 ' Mr. Callahan, Paul Siemon, Jim Gerwin, Nick Visser, Jerry Wolf, B111 Earls, and J ay Beeech. Absent: Paul Kunkel. 1 Bill Earls watches dejectedly as a serve slips by in a practice game. Tall Paul Siemon reaches to return a high serve. 142 Front Row: Ray Walter, John Uhl, Mike Maguire, Ray Plas, Paul Nemann, Mike Kihm, Mike Ehrensberger, Jerry Albers, Mike Doyle, Paul Boyd. Second Row: Thomas Weber, Bill Eastlake, Bob Ganim, Don PopeIar, Dave Duritsch, Jack Higgins, Tom Eddie, Bernie Baumann, Tom Hill, Bob Behrens, Jay Jacobs, Mr. Ballaban. Third Row: Chuck Geraci, Tony Lang, Mike McCormick, Joe Cissel, Pete Boylan, Bill Ferguson, Pat Mooney, Robert Selke, Ron Meier, Mike Keiser, Harry Heskamp. Five Xavier sprinters compete among themselves during a recent warmup. CROSS COUNTRY Front How: John Bonner, Mike Kihm, Jim May, A1 Kurtz, Chris Crowley, Bob Cloud. Second Row: Mr. Callahan, Tim Rior- dan, Tom Weber, Mike Doyle, Jay Jacob, George Buerger, Ray Plas, Ray Walter. Ron Meier. 144 THIS WAS '59-'60 SEPTEMBER September launched the last year in which the ancient halls of Xavier would witness the various activities of its perennial invaders. The new faculty gradually became acquainted with the layout, the frosh learned the meaning of Hjug, and the student body settled down for the nine- month grind. On the sport's scene, two tough teams were scheduled to clash with the new Bomber football squad. After falling to the up-state Canton Central Catholic 22-0, the Bomber gridmen rallied to defeat the favored Withrow Tigers 14-6. The dust was swept from Xavier's ttclosetsti to make way for the extra-curricular activities as each undertook its annual task of recruiting new members. The world-renowned Prep astonished the whole student body with its sudden switch from newspaper to magazine. A11 dedicated their yearis work during the Mass of the Holy Spirit, and the new term was officially begun. OCTOBER October began on a happy note. Fourteen Merit Schol- arship semi-finalists, a record number from St. Xavier, pre- pared for the final step in their ordealethe College Board tests. Father and Son Night at Central Stadium saw the defeat of the favored Woodward Bulldogs, 6-0. Phenom- enal defense and a last-minute rally pulled the game from a scoreless deadlock. It was at this time that the young Booster Club was beginning to prove itself as a real ttroot- er. Although the new 53 piece band faithfully pitched in with the uBomber Song and itAlexander's Rag Time Band, the Fates seemed to abandon the Xavier gridmen as they fumbled the last two games of the month-the first to Holmes, 7-0; and the second to McNicholas, 6-0. But why dwell on sad memories? Those dreaded quarterly exams crept up without warning, but the Halloween dance provided a pleasant farewell to a month of mixed emotions. NOVEMBER The first half of November saw the fateful climax of a losing season for the Xavier eleven. The ominous grin of three top-iiight GCL teams was too much for the team to face in the span of fifteen days. Lest the walls of Jerico tumble, only a minimum number of pep rallies were per- mitted during the course of the season. One such tigather- ingli preceded the GCL double-header with Purcell, but the high-ranking Cavaliers were not to be swayed. Next was the heart breaker with Elder, 14-6, and the final Bacon romp 38-0. But the Final banquet at the Netherlandh Pa- vilion Caprice was the perfect tranquilizer for a team that fought hard despite all odds. With football gone, basket- ball was the Hthingu on Sycamore Street. Intramural com- petition became the spectacle of spectacles during the lunch hour as contestants vied for supremacy and glory. The yearly retreats started once again out at Milford, the debaters journeyed to Detroit, the new Student Council swung into action, and many seniors pitted themselves against Xavier psychology tests. As the month drew to an end, the Thanksgiving holidays, with all their dances and gourmet meals, temporarily closed the school doors. DECEMBER December began. with the Jesuit Inter-Scholastic Latin contest, which drew creditable results from the classical whizzes. The basketball season followed with a sneak pre- view at the Cincinnati Gardens. The following weekend, the Bombers dropped their first two contests to Central and Louisville, but recovered after a five day rest to de- feat Taft and Taylor. Vocation talks for coliegiate-minded seniors began as the realization of graduation drew near. The Alumni Dance was held this year at the Topper Club in Music Hall. The French theme, the Dauphine, and the enjoyable music provided an evening of pure pleasure. The pranksters of Cincinnati chose December this year to be the month of their yearly bomb scare at Xavier. But their explosives have not yet become a reality. The long- awaited Christmas holidays finally arrived and made the necessary break in academic exertion. All activities did not cease however, for the Sodality held its annual ice- skating party and Xavier went to the N.I.T. across the river. It was a WhiteleSS Christmas. JANUARY Classes resumed on January 4th. The famed fortune- teller, Nostradamus, met his fateful downfall when the earth, contrary to expectations, refused to be destroyed. But everything proceeded on schedule at Xavier. Practice for the school play, The Caine Mutiny,u began in the senior lounge, and the unsung'i stage crew set to work building the sets in the gym. Mr. OiHalloran originated a tiFine Arts Club to further an appreciation of the higher aspects of human culture. The new club, with its almost unlimited activities, has met with great success. The Mid-west Jesuit Province exams arrived in the middle of the month. but they stayed in town only three days before being sent back The tests were followed by a mid-semester breakethe seniors took a week off and the underclass- men made their yearly retreat, January was a fair month for sports. The basketball team defeated Covington Cath- olic, Elder, Bacon, and Newport; but lost two heart- break- erswPurcell and McNicholas. And the swimming team capped the month with a first in the Princeton Invitational Tournament. FEBRUARY February began the second semester, which very often saw the seniors in the gymnasium listening to a speaker from one of the various Mid-west colleges. It was a time of decisions and applications as each pondered the problems and possibilities of higher education. The debaters, our Hgolden-tongued ambassadors of good will,u took a trip to Urbana, while back at school a new chess tournament got underway. The Sodality held its annual dance this year at the Xavier Armory. The Paradise Lostn turned out to be a Paradise regained. On the 28th, Xaviefs musical Mu- sicians journeyed to Taft High School auditorium for the yearis rendition of the Musicade. February saw the im- pressive climax of scheduled basketball. The quintet, after losing to Elder, rebounded to defeat Hughes, Purcell, Wil- liam Grant, and Bacon, a victory which earned them a co- championship in the GCL. The final game with Chaminade was an anticlimactic loss, 57,55. MARCH March 2nd was Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten season. It was a month of basketball tournaments. Xavier lost the opener to McNicholas in high school com- petition, which eventually led to the supremacy of West- ern Hills. U. C. lost to California and allowed Ohio State to win the NCAA; and Bradley came out on top in the N.I,Ti The banquet at the Pavilion Caprice put the finish- ing touch on a fair season. Most valuable player was Jim OlKeefe. Brains and brawn were once again united when the aqua-bombers and the debaters traveled to Columbus to argue and swim. The juniors took the Merit Scholarship tests with visions of scholarships dancing in their heads. The Elocution-Oratorical contest was won this year by Tom Eagen and Dave Schmid; and the school play, the itCaine Mutiny Court Martial,n was executed with professional precision. Toward the end of March, the third quarter exams arrived; but it didn't seem to make much diEerence, because Elvis had. just been released from the Army, APRIL This April, like all Aprils, began with nonsense and uFOOL'tishness. One student even came to school with a fake broken arm. But there was no foolishness for the baseball, tennis, and golf teams as they began practice for a rough spring season. It was a strange month for the weather man with snow and freezing temperatures one day and convertible weather the next, but nothing could dissuade the students from selling May Fete books. The preliminary tests for the State finals in Oxford were ad- ministered to enthusastic hopefuls Midhmonth provided a short Easter vacation, which was followed by the Junior Promea prelude of senior life for the third year men. Opening day, April 12th, launched another hopeful season for a team which needed a great deal of hope. But most hopes at this time were directed toward that summer vacation which was lurking just around the corner. MAY Outside the air was warm and the sun was shining, distractions were many, and the merciless books seemed to demand endless attention. It was a difi'icult month for brainwork, but those who persisted were usually rewarded with exemptions. There was the May Fete, the free day, activity banquets, and perhaps the most important social event of the yeara-the Senior From. To the seniors, May meant graduation, diplomas, and farewells. But this year, May took on significances for the underclassmen also. It was something more than the last month of school a it was the good-by to itfriend which had served the youth of Cincinnati for over one hundred years. The friend had done his job well, but could no longer keep abreast of the times. Bring on the new. f 9s . 1 9:33! E FOUR YEARS AT ST. XAVIER Four years at St. Xavier; what mean- ing does this have for every senior, for every student that has passed through these halls? Well, it could mean many things: good friends, good times, and, most important, an excellent Catholic education. However, we imagine that every student places his own meaning on these valuable four years. In the fol- , 1 lowing four pag937 we 0f the 1960 X-Ray We couldn : resist putting in this picture of the have tried to depict some memorable 1954 Cheerleaders, which we found in our files. events, memorable persons, and memor- able associations of the last four years. We hope we have succeeded. 1 i WM .1... m4.wznw;. v.2 ; d4k.4,... MM . Mr. John McAnaw, a favorite math teacher at St. X. for more than 10 years. 1959-60 -Jack Overbeck, capable Sports Editor of the X-Ray. takes time out from his back-breaking work, Joe Lubrecht and Jim Meihaus whoop it up at the 1956 Thanksgiving Dance. 1956-57 The marching men of Xavier; see anybody you know? ; V mm ' Father Ladislaus Majerowski, S.J.: teacher at Xavier for over 20 years. 1958 One of the many class picnics. The Reverend George R. Follen, S.J., Xaviefs fabulous Chemistry teacher. 147 ACADEMIC 13 Ackerman. John P. 52. 53 Ackerman. John R. 72. B4 Acomb. Thomas E. 84 ACTIVITIES 31 Adachi. Michael K. 34. 71 ADMINISTRATION 14 Albers. Francis G. 34. 55. 69. 126 Albertz. Edward M. 72 Albr'mck. James L. 65 Aldemeyer. Barry A. 68.74 Alerding. Frank D. 94 Alering. Richard L. 64 Altenau. Lance L. 35. '13 ALUMNI 54 Amorini. Michael F. '79 Anderson. Randall E. 64 Angeer. Dennis '74 Anning. Charles J. 40. 72 Antoncjc. Rudolph T. 79 APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER 55 ARCHAEOLOGY 44 Armstrong. Stephen M. '72 ATHLETICS 117 Audretch, David M. 65 Eabey. Edward J. 76 Baker. Raymond F. 77 Ballman. Ralph W. '72 Ballemer. Ralph W. 69. 126 BAND I16 Banks. Jeffrey C. 84 Barnes, James C. 75 Barnett. Mark E. Barrett. Dennis M. 66, 71 Earth. James L. 6'7 BASKETBALL 137 BASEBALL 140 Baugsmn. Bernard L. 33, 6'1, 119, Baumann. William T 76. 127, 138 Beahn. John F. 73. 1213 Beck. James M. 79 Beckman. Vincent H. 35, 40. 69 Beckmeyer, Donald J. 35. '71 Beech. Joseph 76 Behrens. Paul F. '79 Behrens. Robert J. 35. 49. 73. 136 Baiting. Otto J. 7'8, 127 Belcher. Ralph J. 64 Bender. John R. 84 Beninghaus. Rodney A. 79 Bennett. Theron J. 33. 64 Bentzinger, Rex A. '79. 126 Benvie, William J. 6'7 Benzinger, Gerald E. 67 Berger, Alfred J. 42. 84 Berger, Joseph M. 71 Bernard. William R. 53. 73 Bernath, Edward J. 78 Berning, Philip E. 84 Bertke. David C. 56. 77 Bevington. Richard L. 76 Bill. Herbert L. 85 Bird. Thomas J. 64 Birk. John L. 71 Bischotf. William C. '11, 136 Bishop. Patrick J. 70 Blank, Joseph C. 85 Elankemeyer. James '1'. 42, 64 Blase, Charles K. '73 Blaser. Robert J. 55. B5 Blessing. Gerald V. 85 Blum. James W. '19 Boeckmann. Robert F. 73 Been, Louis B. 41. 64 Bohn, Donald F. 35. 75 Bohn. Louis H. 49. 55. 70 Bolan, Joseph A. 33. 67 Bamfield. James G. 65 Banner, Jahn .T. 35. '12 Booth, Lee F. 77 Borchelt. Walter J. 7'1 Born, Richard A. 67 Boyd, Paul W. 35. SB, '72 Baylan. Peter O. 66. 119 Bradley, Edward C. 71 GENERAL INDEX Brahm. Richard C. '78 Bramlage. William A. 60.85 Eraun. Ronald J. 34. 73 Breen. Gerald J. '16 EreitenEach. Robert G. 85 Bressier. Kenneth L. '12 Breving. Robert I. 65.38 Brewster. Robert A. 79 Erinkdopke. William 72 Brinker. Dale B, 86 Brinkman, George C. 86 Erinkmoeller. Leonard 39. 53. Brock. Thomas W. 65 Brockman. Robert P. '12 Brogzman. David W. 33. 42, 68. Bross, James L. 34. 69 Brossart. Robert G. 60, '14 Brown. John E. 70 Brown. William P. 71 Brueggemeyer. Joseph 6'1 Bruns. Robert J. 73 Buerger. George .1. 86 Buescher. John C. 66 Buster. Robert J. 60, 85 Buop. Frederick S. 86 Burditltzco. Jerome A. 53. B7. 119, Burkhardt, Nicholas 97 Burkardi. Richard L. 65 Burman. Kenneth W. 33. 64. 119 Burns. Michael E. 40, 69. 126 Busam. Gerald E. '11 Butler. James E. 66 Butler, Richard L. 78 Butler, William P. B7 Butsch. Richard .T. 67 Byrne, Kenneth L. '10 Cahill. DaVid B. 69 Caito, Phillip J. 66 Callahan. Thomas J. '77 CAMERA CLUB 42 Camp. Carson L. 87 Campbell, David R. 35. 42. 55. 77 Cannon, James G. 78 Carson. James A. 55. 64 Cassady, Walter M. Castellini. Edward M. 87 Chalfin, Patrick A. 87 Chaney, Michael A. 53. 87. 119 Chaney. Robert R. '76 Chase. Richard L. '79 Chase, Robert T. 66 CHOIR 45 Ciok, John A. 49. 87 Cise, Michael D. 39, 99 Cissell, John R. 71 Cissell, Juseph A. 98 Ciark. George W. 76 Clax'llgs.6 William M. 71, 119. 126. Clasgens. Dennis M. 75 CLASSICAL CLUB 44 Clear. James T. '79 Cline, William N. 67 Cloggert Frederick G. 33. 66. 36, Cloud. Robert L. 64 Culzgaurcio. Robert E. 49. 52. 60, Culley. Joseph D. 66 Collins. Anthony H. 35, 70 Collins. Joseph D. 39 Collova. Charles J. '74 Comer, Joseph W. 72 Conant. James E. 65 Connaughtoh. Dan E. 60 67. 119. 129. 130. 133 Carmel, Edward A. '76 Connelly. James R. 67 Connelly. Thomas T. 71 Conway. Christopher J. 64 Coogsr, Michael W. 38. 40. 55. Cooper Robert G. 35 75 Corcoran. Joseph A. 79 Cox. James R. '71 Coyne. Terence J'. 611 Coyne. Dennis P. 70 Crane. Denhis R. 66. . 135 Crawford. John A. 84 Creation. Michael T. 64 Creevy. Joseph A. 33. 36. 68 CROSS COUNTRY 143 Crowley. Christopher 31!. 53. '11 CruE-Trgmey. Stephen J. 35. 36, 60. 129. 130, Culman. Eugene E. 65 Cunningham. Patrick 88 Czillinger, James R. '76 Czillinger, Kenneth 60. 88 DAD'S CLUB 50 DANCES 48 Damico. David A. '18. 127 Davis. Danny M. 79 Deak. James J. 88 DEBATEHS 40 DeCourcy. Joseph M. 72. 136 Delaney. William T. 58. 53. 118 DeLohg, A. George 65 Dessart. Paul C. 34. 53. 72 Deters. Robert H. 33, 38. 67 Detzel. Denis H. 79 Devanney. David C. 69 Diersing. Jbseph F. 64 Dietrich. Fred A. 88 Dietz. Kenneth G. 35. 64 Dinger. Dennis E. 39. 40. 53. 73 Dirr. Michael A. '72 Disselkamp. Robert R. 35. 40. 69 Distler. John W. 58. 89 Dochterman. Robert E. '13 Doench. Duuglas A. 59 Donahue. Dennis M. 72 Donovan. Patrick C. 79. 137 Dorh. Neil G7 '14 Dornacher. Wayne B. 89 Doyle. Michael F. 6'7 DHAMATICS 52 Dressman. David W. 65 DuBrul. Ernest F. 53, 89 Dudley. Thomas S. 40, 79 Duffy. James P. 75. 12.7. 137 Durkin. James J. 72 Duritsch. David .1'. 33, 55, 67 Dutro. Dan G. 53. 59. 119 Duwel. John J. 34. 35. 73 Duwel. Richard F. 83 Dwyer. Daniel T. 89 Eagen. Thomas L. 60. '13 Earls. David Me. '17 Earls. John G. 79 Earls. William T. '78 Eastllggce. Charles N. 35. 59. 69. Eastlake. William B. 33 68 119 Eddie Carroll T. 55. 66, 119 Edgar. Richard G. 70 Ehrensberger, Michael 57. 119 Eibel. Randall A. 69. 136 Eilerman, William J. 3:7, 41. 69 Ellis Robert M. 67 E10. Tom 66 Elsbernd. James H. '78 Engelbert, Carleton 71 Ernest, Gregory 1. '71 Errgang. David L; 74 Esselmah, Louis B. 64 Evans. Joseph W. 69 Eveleigh, Ronald F. 89 Evegzz;1ann. Donald F. 73. 127. Fairbanks, Charles R. 71 Farasey. Michael 76 Farrell, Robert E. 99. 9D Farro, William K. '79 Feldhaus, Michael P. '12 Feldman, Thomas E. '10 Fellinger. Paul W. 35. 55. '72 Felton, Robert J. '75 Ferguson. William J. 68. 119 Fermann. Harry J. 90 Fiedeldey, Robart P. '12 Fischer. Arthur L. 50 Fischer. Timothy A. '13 Fischer John M. '72 Fischer Paul H. 96 Fischer. Thomas .1. 39, 40. 7'1 Fisher. Michael M. 79, 119 Fitzgerald. Stephen Flanagan. Eugene F. 78 Fleming. James T. '74 Fluttman, Edward L. 68 Flynn. John .T. 65 Foertsch. Donald V. 71 Folkman. Gary Leslie '16 127 Folkman Guy .7. 65 Fonts. Paul G. 90 Franz. Edwin L. 70. 126 Frederich Timothy N. 90 Fredricks Clifford 90 Freeman David B. 67 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 137 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 127 Freudenberg. David L. 76 Friedrich. Timothy Fries. Theodore S. 69 Prischhertz. Nicholas 71 Froschauer. William E. '19 Frost, Hahn A. 71 Fry, Alan Joseph 65 Gallagher. John M. Gallagher Raymind R. 71. 75. 127 Galvin. R. Terrence 68 Gampfer. David J. 79 Ganim, Robert .1'. 67 Garascia. Charles P. 79 Gardner. Daniel R. 38 64. Gardner. Joseph N. 34. 69. 126 Garvin. Michael D. 79 Gavin. Daniel J. 91 Gears Edward .T. '72. 126 Gehring. Paul A. 74 Geiger. Jerry R. 91 Geis. Robert J. 71 Geiser. Edward A. '73 Gelleneck. Thomas '16 Gels. James V. '13. 136 Geoppinger. Robert E. 79 Gerace, Charles M. '73 Gerding, Jerome E. 77 Gerwe, Joseph R. 65 Gerwin, James A. 91 Gibson. Thomas P. 91 Gick, Gordon J. 91. 119 Giesting. Walter E. '77 Giglia. Frank J. 35. 70. 126 Giglio, Augustine R. 75 Ginocchlu. James ES. '79 Glaser. David W. 33. 39. 67 Gleason, James T. 65 GLEE CLUB 45 Gloeckner. George N. '79 Glueck. Robert C. 67 Glynn Thomas P. 77 Gobright. Bruce B. 35. 71 Goebel, David R. 69 6066.66. Paul R. 91 Gaeke, Thomas F. 92 Goldberg, Michael F. 33. 66 Graber. Terrence A. '11 Gram Wayne E. 86 Gratun, John A. '77 Grebb, John C. 92 Green. George C. 137 Green. Robert Me. 70. 76 Greiner. Gary E. 77 Greiner. Kenneth J. 92 Grever. Joseph E. '72 Griessmann. Jerome 58 92 Grimme. Wayne P. 75 Groescheh. Michael 35. '72 Grogan. Barry M. 69. 74. 127 Grogan. Thomas J. 35 Groggmear. Herman D. 40. 55. 60, Gross. Thomas D. 79 Grosser. Charles A. 79 Grote. Mark W. 92 Grote. Stephen B. '11 Gruber. Daniel T. Gruber. James J. 33. 67. 129 Gruber. Rabert B. 55. 60 Gruber. Raymond N. '78 Gulino. Denis G. 92 Gunville, Paul V. '73 Hahegger. James L. 65 Habig. William F. Hadler. Albert J. 78 Hagedorn. William E. 70 Haglage. Andrew M. 63 Hagiage. Daniel M. 35. 75 Haglage. Theodore L. 71 Hamilton. Richard W. 71. 126, 127 Hammann. William C. '79 Haneberg. Ronald L. 38. 41. 6'7 Hanson. William M. 73 Harding. Richard W. 92 Hare. Robert R. 67 Harllgziigs, aPtrick G. 34. 53. 71, Harmon. Timothy P, 60, '14. 92 Harrigan. Michael E. 71 Hartings. James J. 34, '13, 136 Hartings. Michael F. 53. 60. 61. 93 Hasl. Rudolph Car! 36. 53. 60, 93 Hehman. John P. 93 Hebman. Norbert C. '76, 137 Heile. Peter W. 75 Hejle, Robert T. 65 Heiselman. Thomas J. 33. 64 Hejtzman. Herbert L. 93 Heller, Robert P. :75. '72 Helmick, Richard Q. 93 Hensley. Russel M. '11 Hentz. Richard P. 33. 42. 67 Herbers, Herbert B. Herbort, Thomas V. 93 Herschede, Alfred J. '12 Heskamp. David 73. 136 Hes11ri3np, Harry E. 55. 60. 65. Hess. Eric E. 35. '12, 128 Hext. Thomas L. 67. 129. 130 Hickey. Timothy A. 75 Higgins. John E. 93. 119 Hill. Thomas M. 52. 53, 70 Hiltz, Lawrence T. 78 Hinds. Thomas S. 60. 94. 119 Hingg, William H. 34, 55. 5B, 60. HISTORY 24 Hoar, William J. 94 Hodapp, Thomas A. 60. 94, 119 Hoepfne'ixi. Thomas K. 34. 55. 58. Hoffman. Conrad R. 94 Hoffman. Lawrence V. '19 Hogan .Richard T. 79 Hokanson. Terry A. 84 Honerlaw. John N. 55. '11 Hoobler. Thomas W, 40. 41, 52, 53 94 Hot??? Edward D. 58. 94, 119. Horstman, Harry L. 94 Howe, Albert 13. 34. 71. 1211 Hub, Ronald B. 6'7 Huber, James E. 84 Huber. Paul M. 71 Hudson. Wayne 70 Huesman, Donald A. 617 Hugenberg, Paul 13. 7'1. 127 Hughes, Terrance A. 34. 72. 125 Hughes. Thomas J. '14 Hulefeld. Larry C. 55. 84 Hunt. Kenneth T. 54 Hunter, Jerry .T. 34. 72 Hunter, Paul C. 41. 6'1 Huseman. Albert P. 39, 76 Hust. John G. '76 Huster, Carl W. 75 Hyland. Gerard M. 71. 126 Iasillo. James P. 79, 127 1112, Robe 1:6 7 Imbus.CI1I1a1-1es E. 40, 74 ImwalIle, Mark D. 64 Jackson, Richard W. 53. 70 h J 94 Jenk, Robert J. 76 Johnston. John J. 55. 67 Jolivette, Vincent C. 75 Jones, John R. 64, 33 Jordan, Kenneth P 79.127 Joseph. Robert G. 95 Joseph. John E 33. 64 Judge. Gerald J 7:! Jung, Jerome E. 74. 95 Jung. Edward H. 72 Jung, Ronald C 34 Kachele, George A. 65 Kaiser, James W. 33. 64. 67 Kaiser. Stuart 55. 95 Kammerer, James A. '19 Kammerer, Rub. E. 95 Kammerer. Thomas A. 72 Kampman. Donald SI 5753 Kappes, Dan W,6 Kappes Joseph L. 9425 Karlan. James J. 331 53. 60. 64 Kathman. Bernard J. 76. Kathmann. Ronald J. 78 Gary Keck. John E95 Kaiser. Michael W. 33 Keller, Dale 10.11 Kelly, Patrick T. 796 Kennealy. James A. 38. 40. 76 Kern. Robert H. 96 Kesel. Gerry J. 71 Kessier, Ralph 1 91V? KestersIon, DavidM '16 Keuper. Harry W. I56. 69. 96 Keuper. John H. 55 Kielty, Robert J. 75 K1hm,Michae1A.96 Kilday. Thomas J 96.119 King, William 11.79 Kinseiia, Michael 4.3 64.129 Kipp, DIavid B 13'7 Kleespies. Phiii IIM196 Klekamp. Gera d A. 76. 127 Klekamp, Stephen P. 76 Kling, Albert N. 35, 72 Klink. Harold A. 96 Klocke, Henr J. 73 Klocket, Marmus T. 9'1 Kiucke, Robert .T. 75 Knecht. Robert J. 55 97 Koch Robert F. '19 Kuebei, Arthur F1 74 Koetters, Martin J. 76 Koetters. Michael C. 33. 39. 67 Kohake, Jerome J. 34. 30. 69 Kohiman, John L. 97 Knikoski. Richard6 467 Konermann. L206 Kowatsch.I-Ie1mutI78.127 Kramar, Kenneth R. 76 Kramer; Michael A. '10 Kramer, Paul L 55, 67 Kramer. Ronald F. 97 Kramer. Thomas J. 55. 69 Kraus, MichaelA 73 Kreger. Frank H1 64 Krollmann. George T. 65 Krommer, Edward L. 71 Kropp. Joseph A. 67 Krug. Gary J. 7 Krug. Timothy J. 66 Krummen, Donald W 9'1 Krumpeiman, John E. Kues. Lawrence .135, Kuhlman, William H. Kumph Patrick c. Kunkel, PaulC Kunsemilier. AiIan R. Kurtz. Allan B. 66 Ladrigan. Jose h 65 64 LaEace. John LaemmIle. Paul RII.5'1;i2. 119, 126 Lafkas, Robert 0.6 Laib, Richard H. 77III Laib. William B. 96 LaLonde. Gregory T. 35, 61. 72 Lambert, John 98 Lambert,M1ciI1IaelT.58,73 Lameier. Steven H. 98 Lang; Gordon A. 33. 33. 60. 68. Lang, Rodney C 98 Lange. John 10.66 LANGUAGE 26 Lanziilotta, John 13.78. 127 Laub,Char1esA 98 Laerence, Wafhe J1 96 Leaman. Frederick T. 65 Lecture. Paul M. 53. 72. 126 Lehart, Robert D. 72 Lehrter, John B. Leisrin John L. 79 Lempere.MEar1-c A '10 Leon, DaIeE 65 Leonard, Wiliiam J 71 Leurck ISteDhen D199 Leurck. William J. 67 Lewe. Harry T. 99 Liebel, CraIIiIIg E. 34, '10 LindsaIy. James H. 65 Link. Nicholas A. 66 Lorenz, John F. 90. 99 Long, Gregory A1 76 Long, Timothy 6365 Long. William J. Loughre. Johnp RS. 5'18, 127 Lowry, IeraldP . '15 Lubrecht. Jose 11 W. 99 Luebbers. Fre erick J. 75 Luken. James B. 72 Luken, Robert E 99 Luken, Thomas F 35, 70 Lysaght. Kenneth L.77.127 MASS OF TSHE HOLY SPIRIT MATHEMATICS 22 McCarthy. John '1'. 99 McCarty, Thomas E. '19 McCormick. Michael C. 56 7B. 127 McCoy, James W. 34, '14. 127. 137 McCoy. Thumas R. 38. 55. 60. 100 McCoy. William E. 72 McDonald, Thomas W. 760 McDonougIh, James M. McDonough, John J1 36. 70.37 56 McEviIlley, John P. 55, '12 McGoron. Donald J. 100 McKeown. Patrick T. 75 McLaughlin. Charles .1100 McLean, Michae l B McMahnIh. DavidJ H. 33 64 Mackey. Robert 5 Maguigre. Micliggel 11.34.150.69. Maher.I Delinis J. '16 Mahone . Thomas J. 70 Maier, 01111 A. 100 Maier, Thomas G. 42. 79 Maloney. James W. 74 Manley. Norman K. 66, 127 Mappes. Gary W. 33. 64 Marioni, Peter P.100I Markey: Thomas R. 100 Marks. Henry P1 100 Marois, Luke 75 Martin, Robert B. 72 Martin Thomas J. '76 Mason. J. Jos spa h 76 Mathers. Michael S. :13. 37. 39 '13 Mathis, Michael F 101 Matre, Michael E. 77 Maurer. Peter J. 101. 129 Maurer. Thomas E. 79 May, James C. 76 Mayer. John F. 74, 137' Mayer, John Anton 7E Mechley, Patrick C. 35. 70 Mechley, Theodore F Meek Henry L 33. 37 39, 64 Meier. Kurt J. 33. '18 Meier, Ronald 13.1365 Meihaus.JamesD 58.101 Meiser. IKenneth E, 40. '17 Meiser. Robert M 64 Manger Thomas RIC '16 Menke, GeorgeR AI 101 Menke: RichardA . '15 Meretta. Michael 0.69 Merschel. John A. 79 Mershad. Fred J 65 Metz, Kenneth A. 7:! Met 2. Lawrence E. 66 Metz, Richard JA.7 34. 66 Meyer,Allal1-T. Meyer. Roger v.755, 101 Meyer. C. Stephen 7:! Meyer, Gary .1. 7'1 Meyer, John T Meyer, Kenneth R 73,126 Meyer, Paul H. 73 Meyer. Robert F. '16 Meyer,Th01-nas A.7'1.127 Meyers. Stephesn F. 101,119,124, 129.1311 Meyers; William J '17 Michel, Anthony J. 66 Miiam. Bruce G. 70 MihdeIrman. Kenneth J. 70 M1tche11.Mark L 70 Mohrha'LIis. Thomas E. 66 Molony, Dennis R 73 MOM'S CLUB 50 Monohan. Dennis L. 101 Monnig, William 13.66 Mooney, Joseph P. 36. '13 Mooney. EobertJ 101 Moore. Dennis J.I90,102 Moore: Thomas 1.7 77 Moorman, Richard 0.1. 102 Mooter. David P1 Morrell, Robert 17.073 Muyer,DonaIc1R. 75 Muccino, Robert A. 67 MuehlenII-tamp. Robert L 33. 66 Mueller, Richard N. 34, 71 Mulvihill, Thomas W. 35. 58, 69 Murphey: J. Grimn7 Murphy1 David B. 72'II Murphy. Kieran T 34 Murray, Justin J.65,119 Murrell, Eric G. 77 Mussio, James D. 102 Mussio, StevenJ MutchlEr. Richaid JII. 79, 127. 137 Myers, RIichardL .47 Naberhaus. Richard J. 32, 67 Nader JosIeph C Nae ele. Richard JII 77 Na.fe Patrick R. 71 tner, Arthur A. 102,119 Nastold. Thomas A, 65 Need. Gordon 0.102 Nebe1.John T. 55. 66. 1197 Neiheisel, Michael E. 34. Nemann,PauIA.77,127.137 NemannI Robert I103 Nesselhuf. Joseph E 67 Nettleton. Peter L. 77 Neumann, Jerome F. Newbauer. Thomas 12.103 Niebling. Andre A. 33. 67 Niehaus,Char1es W. 77 Niehaus, David J. 73 Niehaus. James NiehausI. Louis J.103 Niehaus, Richard A. 72.126 Niehaus, Roger C. 78 Niehaus, Thomas M. '11. 136 Nieman. Roland E. 103 Nieuaber, Joseph W. '13. 127 Nienaber. Richard H, 66 Niesel, Robert L 34, 73 Niewoduwski. Michael 34, 53, 73, 126 Nolan. Timoth 71 Nordioh, Davi J. 39. 40, 41, 60, Nordloh. Stephen J. 33. 66 Nordman, JosephA 90 North, StIephen P.76,127, Nosker. Richard W. I103 Obert, Norman E, 77, 127 O'Brien. William .11 34. 39. 56. 69 O'Connell. Christopher 40, 7 O'Connell. Dennis M. 65, 119 ... 37 .1 O'Connor. Bruce E1114 0' Hare, Robert P. 35. O'Kleefe,1gsamesl.10470129, 132 Olingei', Donald E. IIIIIG 553, 72 Ollendick, Robert W. 011ie1',William L.104II O'Neill. Terrance M. 70 Ormond. Patrick J. 55. 104 Ortman. Thomas H. 34. '1 Ostmann, Ronald A1 78, 137 Ostmann Wiiliam A. 10 O'.T001e David J. 3'15. 39. 69 OToole. John R. Otto, Juhn 3.104,I OverIbeck. Henry F. 55 Overbeck. Jphn W. 104. 119 Overbeck. R1chard C. 70, 127 Overbeck, Hubert D. 1 Overberg, Kenneth 131.34. 36. 69 Overmann. John Owens, Michael R1I 67 Paiazzoio. William J. 40. 79 Palmisano. Frank W. 40. 69 Papin. Joseph A. 71 Pasco, Peter N1 70 Pater. Clem A. 105 Pater. Gerald L. 64 Patten, John G 67 Patterson, Patrick R. 70 Peake, Richard H. 38. 60. 105 Pecquet, William J. 73. 126 Perrine, Daniel M. 64 Peter, Lawrence A, 78 Peters. Robert A. 70 Pfennig. Timothy C. 66 Phalen, Robert A. '14 Phillips, William E, 73 Picraux, Michael J. 74. 127 Piening. Robert W. '12, 136 Pierce, John R. 90, 105 Pills, Charles J. 105 Pilier, Paul R. 35. 69 Placke. William H. 55. 66 Plas. Raymond C, 67 Plett, Michael E1 64 Piogmann. Garry L. 76 Poe. Harold F. 33. 66 Pope. Robert A. 105 Popelar, Donald R. 105 Porowski, James C. 67 Posinski. Frank J. 70, 126 POSTER CLUB 43 Powers. M. Thomas 77 PREP 36 Pritchard. Ronald E. 71 Prior. Michael M 7568 Puthoff Charles A Puthoff. Robert L. 33.8 55. 60. 79 Quinn, Donald A. 106 Rabe, Frank P. 66 Radina, Paul A. '76 RADIO CLUB 43 Ragland. William J. '14 Ralston, James T. 65 Ralston. Robert E. 65 Ramstetter, Thomas A. 77 Rapien, Gerald J. 68 Raschiatore, Devered B, 65 Rave, David M 67 Rave. Thomas A176,127 Rawdon. Robert M. '13, 126 Raymund, Bruce A 64 Reagan. Michael P. 42, Rechtsteiner. Steve 77.137 Becker. Frank R 78 RED CROSS 61 Reder, Norbert J. 73. 136 Regensburger. Paul A. 79 Reinhardt. Eugene F.60. 106 Reichert, James A. 35.1 Reichling, William L. 78 Reilly, David F. 5 Riellym Michael J. 74 Reister. Fred T '10 RELIGION l7 Remke. Louis H. 66 Remke. William R. 76 RESERVE: BASKETBALL 136 RESERVE FOOTBALL 126 RETEEATS 56 Retting,J John F. 71 Rettig. John Reynolds. James B. 33. 53. 65 Hhoads, Thomas P 76,127 Richardson, Archie J1I106 Rickard. Peter J. 77 Riedel. Richard D. 106 Riegler, Ronald V 106 Ringenbach.Ray1-nond M. 77 Riordan.Kev1n E. 69 Riordan. Timothy M. 33. 34, 60 Bitter James E. 65 RodenI. Vernon J 77 R0116, Ronald F. 55. 66 Relies. Daniel R. '10 Relies, ' Rulfes. Paul L. 76 Relies. Robert E. 66 Roney, Donald F. 67 Rooney. Richard C 41,107 Roos, Gearge H 73 Ross. Joseph L. 73 Ross. William K. 78 R0551. Nicholas M. 65 Rottinghaus. Herman J. 79 Rnttmueller. Paul S. 107 Roufga Joseph P. 34. 55. 70. '12. Rowland. Leonard E1 64 Rowland. Paul S. 70 Ruprecht,Cha1-Iles 13.2107 Rusk, Gregory S. Russell, John P 35.73 Russell, Lawrence IJ. 73 Russo, Joseph F. 34, 72 Ruwe. William J. 79 Ryan, James P. 68 Ryan, John B. '11, 127 Ryan. WarrenJ Rybolt. Charles IWI,I 67 Sack. Gerald V. 107 Sander, Mark H. 74 Sander. Ronald W. '17 Sauer, Albert J. 75 Sauerbrey, James H. 76 Sauerbrey, Robert J. 64 Schaefer. Jerome F. 107 Schaefer. Wiliiam A. 65 Schaeffer. Michael T. 67 Schapker, Paul E. Scharnhcrst. Donaid7 52. 53. 33, 66. SchellI, Fred M. 66 Scheli, John A1 107 Schell. Richard A. 35. 70 Scheper. JamesH .42, 107 Scheper, John P Schertler. David M. 34, 70 Scheve, Bernar J. 4 Schickling, Joseph R 78 Schiesi, William E. 791 127 SchloerIner, Jay E. 70. 119. 126 Schmerge.A1bert G. '10 Schmerge. PeterJ 77 Schmid. David AII I41, 40, 53, 56, 60 108 Schmidt, Frank M. 35. '16 Schmidt, Thomas F, 77, 137' Schmidt, Thomas J. 70 Schneider. A. Lawrence 66. 73 Schneider. Donald G. 73 Schneider. Paul E, 77 Schneider. Thomas R. 66 Schnell, James M. 66 Schoeny. Michael J. 127 Schtimpf, John J. 55. 79 Schroeder Gerald E. 66 Schubeier .Dale P. 108 Schubeler. Kenneth E. 68 Schuermann. Jerome H. 55. 71 Schuermann, Michael 66 Schuermann. Robert Wm. 35 Schuler. John P. 6 Schulte, Daniel J. 73 Schulte. Paul D. 64 Schulz, Stanley W. '14 Schumacher. Roy J. 109 Schutte. Richard G. 101! Schutte, Thomas J. 78 Schwain. David G. 381,375 Schwegman. GeorgeD . 78 Schwegman. Marc W. 103 Scmlatgztschehau. Robert P. 36, Schwiers. Thomas H1109 Schwing. Robert 14.55. 77. 127 SCIENCE 20 Sedler, James R. '10 Seifx'ied, Mark A. 713 Selke. Robert K. 69, 126 Sellinger. Frank J. 109 SE NIOR CLASS OFFICERS B3 SENIORS 81 Settelmeyer. James W. '19 Shannon, Timothy J. 5 74 Shepherd. David A1109,119,121 Sheridan. Edward J 35, 71 Shiels. Hugh I. 33. 68.127 Shrimpton,'1'homaIs E. 77 Sicking. Lawrence A. 39, 109 Sicking. Robert L 65 Sickman. Lawrence H. Siegel, F. Brian 69 Siegel, Jerry J. 70 Sieman. Paul R. 109 Simcoe. Robert J. 34. 73 Simmons, Gerald W, 36, 36, 40, Singer. Thomas A. '18 Singseor, Wiiliam B. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith Smith. Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith. 38. 52. 53 B. Lawrence G. 70 Louis G. Thomas F. 72 Smith. Thomas J. 60. 61. 110 Smyth. Barry M. 1 Smyth. Neal P. 72 Snell. Edward A. 76 Snyder. James W. 75 SODALITY 32 Soellner. Edward J, 53 110 Sollinger. Michael L. 70 Solomon. Thomas R. 64 Summer, Joseph D, 71 Sontag, William H. '19 Spaeth. Richard J. 110 Sperber. Joseph J. 61. 110 Spitznagel. Carl R. GIIIII 7'1 Stadler, Richard J StautbeIrg. WilliamE F. 35. 69 Sleinke, C11onrdE.66 Steinwert, Vincent C Stenger, David J 63,119,124 Stenger John C. 26. 35. '10 Stevens. Jeffrey M. 76 Stiens. Robert L, 66 Stiens, William E. 73 StinenImn, Jerome P 71 Slineman. Joseph N 111 stoeger, Gregory M. '13 Stokes, James J. 111 Stolz, Joseph L1 34, 72 Stormer, Thomas J. 7'7 Stratman, David G. 69 Strauss, Robert G. 33, 66 Stromberg, Stephan A. '19 Stron .BRonald 65,119 Strun John J. '14. 137 StrunkI Robert C. 33. 37,39,611 STUDENT COUNCIL 60 Stuhlreyer. Mark S1 70 Stutler. Eddie L. 76 Sullivan. Daniel E. 127' Sullivan, James F. 119 Sullivan. Daniel J. 69, 72 Sullivan. Tyiny F. 53, 111 Sullivan. ' Sullivan. Roabert .T 7I0 SunzliIesrman, Edward H. 55, 111, Sweeney, Jacob B. 34,. 79 Sweeney. John Sweeney. William IIIM 0,33 42, 66 Tallarigo. GeneM 66 Tenkman, Thomas P '14 Tenkman, William J. 33. 65 TENNIS 142. Thesing, John H. 33. 36, 64 THIS WAS '55-'60 144 Thobe, Richard B. 111, 129, 131. 132 137 Thole. Daniel S. 55 56 Thole, Joseph J. 64 Thoman, John V. 70 Thomas, Donald R. 65. 119 Thomas. Howard G. 1 Thompson. Charles E. Thornell, William T. 6 Thumann. Stephen G. 70 Timberman. Robert C. 76 Toberg, Thomas E. '13 Tondow, David 35, 73 Tanhey, Richard E. 36, 42. 77 T0012. John J. 111 Toole. Steven M1 '12 Tarbeck John L. 75 TRACK 143 Tranter. Terry M. 34. 40.. 72 Trauth. JOSBDh L '17. Trautmann, Delbert A 53,111 Trautmann, Richard S. 7IB Traylor. Gary J. '16 Trgtter. Thomas M. 66 Trimpe, Thomas H. 65 Uehlin,Michae1 J. 112 Uhl. John W. 69. 116,126,136 UNDERCLASSMEN 64 Vanoli. Daniel B1 '17 VARSITY BASKETBALL 137 VARSITY FOOTBALL 116 VARSITY SWIMMING 13E Venosa, AlbertD. 7'1 VentunIa. AugustT J 50. 83,119 Viiling. IG-erald 112 Villing. Robert PI. 76 Vinel, Donald H. 42. 79 Visser, Nicholas W. 55, 67 Vitullo. Thomas W. 33. 36, 56, 64 Voegele, Craig L1 41, 66 Voegele. Gary T1 112 V0 el. Joseph P1 '16 V0 Imer. J. Philip '19 VunderBi-ink. Edward J. '12 126 Wagner. Peter J. 76 Wagner, Thomas 11.34.73.136 Wahl, Anthony J 71 Wahl, Elmer F. 33, '17 Walker. Charles G. 68 Walter, Raymond W 55, 67 Ward. Arthur E 35, 40, I70 Ward. John D. 61.73 WeavIer. Michael J. 77 Weber,Danielw.50, 63.119 Weber, Robert D Weber. Frederick 7'III'. 112 Weber, James D. Weber, Stephen 167.229, 112 Weber. William $1.71 Weber. William M. '79 Wedemeyer. Robert J. Wegmann, Runald W. Wehby. Albert J. 79 Wehby. Charles R. 70 Wehrman, Gregory .1 34.55.71 Wehrmeyir. MarkH 72 Weinkam. Thomas VI 113 Weis. Russell P. 66 Weiss. Douglas E. 72 Weiss, R0 at F 113 Wellihgha , James L. 113 Wanker. Paul F. 1 3 Wenning, Thomas J. 70 Wenstrup, Joseph E1. 77 Wesley, Donald C.113 Wesle Phili A. 76' Wesse Char es Wesselkamper. GerIalcl 52. 53.60. 113 Westrich. David E. Wibblesman, CharlesII J. 35. 61, Wiebell. Thomas A. 113 Wiethe. Andrew D. 78 Wiker, Barry J. '17 Wilder, Michael H. '10 Wilhelm. Kurt P. 70 Wilke, Gerald M. 113 Wilkins, Robert C. 114 Williams. Richard F. 73 Willig, Henry D. 70 Wills. Michael J. 79 Winter, Joseph E. 733. 54 Wirlz, Jerome C. Waelfel. Robert L 734. 49, 73 Woerner.Ra1ph K. '19 Woerner. Robert J. 66 Wolf.JeI1'ome A. 64 Wolf. Jo hn W. Wolff.w11113m 17.65.119.129 WolteIr, Steven H.11 Wuersth, William F. 58 Wuersig. Thomas R. 56 Wuest. Richard A. 67 x-nmr 35 Yeazel,E1-ic P. 115 Yorgovan, John R. 66 Young, John J. 70 Young, Michael E 53. 115 Yurek, Gerald L. 115 Zach, William F. 11.5. 129. 131. Ziepfel. Michael G. 79 Zieverink. William D. 42. 55. 64 Zimmerman, Thomas A. 60, 115 Zubay, Allen J. 35, 69, 136 ZoelIer. Jerome J. '10 Zwertschek. Michael 72 34. 7'3 112 151 152 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACKERMAN, J. Paul 5804 Rapid Run Rd., Cincinnati 38, Ohio ACOMB, Thomas E. 7010 Mayiield, Cincinnati 43, Ohio ALERDING, Frank D. 16 Capri, Fort Thomas, Kentucky ANDERSON, Randall E, 1110 Fu11er St, Cincinnati 2, Ohio BANKS, Jeffrey C. 1833 Blackstone PL, Cincinnati 37, Ohio BENDER, John R. 3610 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio BERGER, Alfred J, 945 Martini, Cincinnati 33, Ohio BERNING, Philip E. 3231 Day Ct., Cincinnati 38, Ohio BILL, Herbert L. 1015 Academy Ave, Cincinnati 5, Ohio BLANK, Joseph C. 2846 Shaffer, Cincinnati 11, Ohio BLASER, Robert J. 8920 Sandymar Dr., Cincinnati 42, Ohio BLESSING, Gerald V. 10599 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati 31, Ohio BRAMLAGE, William A. 1094 Cecelia Ave., Park Hills, Kentucky BREITENBACH, Robert B. 7322 Juler, Cincinnati 43, Ohio BRINKER, Dale B. 1610 Narcol Lane, Cincinnati 31, Ohio BRINKMAN, George C. 3453 Boomer Lane, Cincinnati 39, Ohio BRINKMOELLER, Leonard J. 2006 Crane Ave, Cincinnati 7, Ohio BUERGER, George J, 6916 Windward St, Cincinnati 27, Ohio BUETER, Robert J. 85 Burney Lane, Fort Thomas, Kentucky BUOP, Frederick S. 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Galbraith Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio DUWEL, Richard F. 4949 Relleum Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio DWYER, Daniel T. 720 Grand Ave, Cincinnati 5, Ohio EVELEIGH, Ronald F. 1133 Eastgate Dr., Cincinati 31, Ohio FARRELL, Robert E, 6613 Highland Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio FERMANN, Harry J. 1220 Rossmore Ave, Cincinnati 37, Ohio FISCHER, Arthur L, 18 Far Hills Dr., Cincinnati 8, Ohio FOOTE, Paul G. 6247 Raytee Terrace, Cincinnati 30, Ohio FRIEDRICH, Timothy N. 9808 Daly Rd., Cincinnati 31, Ohio FREDRICKS, Clifford J. 3973 E. Galbraith Rd., Cincinnati 36, Ohio GAVIN, Daniel J. 3824 Afaplegate, Cincinnati 11, Ohio GEIGER, Jerome R. 5204 Haubner Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio GERWIN, James A. 1220 Edwards Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio GIBSON, Thomas P. 3832 Gardner Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio GICK, Gordon J. 2355 Golf Dr., Cincinnati 39, Ohio GOEDDE, Paul R. 3462 Mayfair, Cincinnati 11, Ohio GOEKE, Thomas F. 278 Dudley Pike, S. Fort Mitchell, Kentucky GREBB, John C. 6128 Faircrest C1,, Cincinnati 24, Ohio GREINER, Kenneth J. 3928 Biehl Ave., Cincinnati 11, Ohio GRIESSMAN, Jerome A. 6532 Meis Ave., Cincinnati 24, Ohio GROTE, Mark W. 1285 Crestwood Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio GULINO, Denis G. 7925 Brill Rd., Cincinnati 43, Ohio HARDING, Richard W. 3455 Alta Vista, Cincinnati 11, Ohio HARMON, Timothy P. 19 Walnut Ave, Wyoming 15, Ohio HARTINGS, Michael F. 2764' Eugenie Ln., Cincinnati 11, Ohio HASL, Rudolph C. 3078 Veazey Ave, Cincinnati 38, Ohio HEHMAN, John P. 131 Holiday Ln., Fort Thomas, Kentucky HEITZMAN, Herbert L. 244 Mayview Forest Dr, Cincinnati 15, Ohio HELMICK, Richard A. 7613 Castleton P1., Cincinnati 37, Ohio HERBERS, Herbert B. 919 Kreis Ln., Cincinnati 5, Ohio JA. LI. GR. AV. BE JA. WA. GR. WE. SY. RE. EA. BE. JA. SY. HU1 JA. EA. SY. WE. HU. DI. MU. MO. JA. EA. LO. MO. VA. M0. M0. HI. PR. VA. 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Thomas, Kentucky KIHM, Michael A. 205 S. Washington Blvd., Hamilton, Ohio KILDAY, Thomas J. 3342 Southside Ave., Cincinnati 4, Ohio KLEESPIES, Phillip M. 3133 Madison Rd., Cincinnati 9, Ohio KLINK, Harold A. 2934 Woodrow Ave. Cincinnati 11, Ohio KLOCKE, Marinus T. 5732 Belmont Ave, Cincinnati 24, Ohio KNECHT, Robert J. 2326 East Hill Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio KOHLMAN, John L, 4117 Pillars D12, Cincinnati 9, Ohio KOLLMAN, Harry J, 3319 Mowbray Ave, Cincinnati 26, Ohio KRAMER, Ronald F. 229 Walnut St, Reading 15, Ohio KRUMMEN, Donald W. 3427 Mayfair Ave, Cincinnati 11, Ohio KUNKEL, Paul C., Jr. 2945 Wold Ave., Cincinnati 6, Ohio LAIB, William B., Jr. 2843 South Rd., Cincinnati 38, Ohio LAMBERT, John P. 3743 Erie Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio LAMEIER, Steven H. 3940 Davis Ave. Cincinnati 11, Ohio LANG, Rodney C. 6329 Meis Ave., Cincinnati 24, Ohio LAUB, Charles A, 8673 Clough Rd, Cincinnati 44, Ohio LAWRENCE, Wayne J . 2659 Kemper Rd., Cincinnati 31, Ohio LEHRTER, John B. 877 Finney Trail Rd., Cincinnati 24, Ohio WA. VA. TW. MO. MU. WE. SY. WA. BR. MO. EA. GA. JE. HU. WA. BE. WA. JE. BL. HI. TD. GR. TR. MO. KI. EA. TR. TR. VA. MO. W0. WI. EA. MO 1-2088 1-3450 1-1453 1-0788 1-3455 1-2592 1-2004 1-4981 1-6810 1-5792 1-5454 1-0058 1-9159 1-3318 1-5453 1-4290 1-4193 1-3137 1-0999 1-4355 3-9192 1-1280 1-4873 1-9549 1-2112 1-8336 1-3226 1-5231 1-4109 1-5473 1-8836 1-3377 1-5410 . 1-1147 MU.1-4660 BE WE JA . 1-6800 . 1-5785 . 1-5583 LEURCK, Stephen 0, 5613 Surrey Ave, Cincinnati 11, Ohio LEWE, Harry T., Jr, 3208 Queen City Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio LORENZ, John F, 2371 Losantiville Rd,, Cincinnati 13, Ohio LUBRECHT, Joseph W. 39 Marian Dr., S. Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky LUKEN, Robert E. 1744 Queen City Ave., Cincinnati 14, Ohio MCCARTHY, J . Timothy 48 Rossford Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky MCCOY, Thomas R, 1554 Oak Knoll Dr., Cincinnati 24, Ohio MCDONOUGH, John J. 3013 West Tower Ave, Cincinnati 38, Ohio McGORON, Donald J . 6125 Cary Ave, Cincinnati 24, Ohio McLAUGHLIN, Charles J. 3636 Besuden Ct, Cincinnati 8, Ohio MAIER, John A. 1536 Addingham P1., Cincinnati 23, Ohio MARIONI, Peter P. 1357 Delta Ave, Cincinnati 8, Ohio MARKEY, Thomas R 531 W. Linden Rd., Ludlow, Kentucky MARKS, Henry R, Jr, 2311 Muriel Ct., Cincinnati 19, Ohio MATHIS, Michael F. 954 Grand Ave., Cincinnati 5, Ohio MAURER, Peter J., III 300 S. High St., Rising Sun, Indiana MEIHAUS, James D. 27 Silver Ave., S. Ft, Mitchell, Kentucky MENKE, George R. 2812 Sterrett Ave., Cincinnati 4, Ohio MEYER, Roger V. 5573 Julmar D12, Cincinnati 38, Ohio MEYERS, Stephen F. 30 Harrison Ave., Bellevue, Kentucky MONOHAN, Dennis L. 64 Lyndale Rd., Edgewood, Kentucky MOONEY, Robert J. 1882 Larchwood Ave., Cincinnati 37, Ohio MOORE, Dennis J. , 4893 Winton Rd., Cincinnati 32, Ohio MOORMAN, Richard J. 3542 Pape Ave. Cincinnati 8, Ohio MUSSIO, James D. 3704 Kroger Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio NALTNER, Arthur A. 1052 Academy Ave., Cincinnati 5, Ohio NEAD, Gordon C, 6121 Robinson Ave., Cincinnati 13, Ohio NEMANN, Robert E. 4880 Rapid Run Rd., Cincinnati 38, Ohio NEUMANN, Jerome F. 2166 Clara St, Cincinnati 14, Ohio NEWBAUER, Thomas R. 1853 Lawn Ave, Cincinnati 37, Ohio NIEHAUS, James H. 1734 Gellenbeck St, Cincinnati 5, Ohio NIEI-IAUS, Louis J, 659 East Mitchell Ave, Cincinnati 29, Ohio NORDLOH, David J. 7775 Ahwenasa L11, Cincinnati 43, Ohio NIEMAN, Roland E. 744 Wakefield Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio NOSKER, Richard W. 6147 Faircrest CL, Cincinnati 24, Ohio O1CONNOR, Bruce E. 1362 Herlin PL, Cincinnati 8, Ohio OLLIER, William L. 1618 Alcor Ten, Cincinnati 30, Ohio ORMOND, Patrick J. 1820 Waltham Ave., N. College Hill 39, Ohio HU. MO. RE. DI. GR. HL JA. MO. KI. EA. MU. EA. CO. MA. GR, ED. WA. GR. JU. DI. RE. EA. EA. GR. EL. WA. WA. ME. WA. CA. LO. EA. MO. TR BE JA 1-4714 1-2599 1-7597 1-5650 1-3209 1 -4251 1-4177 1-5009 1-0154 1-8969 1-3715 1-3180 1-2318 1-9035 1-4213 222 1-2463 1-6370 1-2263 1-4531 1-7731 1-6265 . 1-0946 1-7863 1-7971 1-2378 1-0714 1-8046 1-4975 1-3839 1-6827 1-4579 1-8870 1-1952 1-0755 . 1-6193 . 1-5300 . 1-3985 153 154 OSTMANN, William A. 2664 Harrison Ave., Cincinnati 11, Ohio OTTO, J ack B. 2124 N. Ft. Thomas Ave., Ft. Thomas, Ky. OVERBECK, John W. 1038 Paxton Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio OVERBECK, Robert D, 450 Petretti Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio PATER, Clem A. 106 W. Fairway Hills Dr., Hamilton, Ohio PEAKE, Richard H. 6774 Euclid Rd., Cincinnati 43, Ohio PIERCE, John R. 316 Resor Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio PILLE, Chuck J . 1112 Rulison Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio POPE, Robert A. 187 Twain Ave., Cincinnati 33, Ohio POPELAR, Donald R. 6175 Wasigo D12, Cincinnati 30, Ohio QUINN, Donald A. Whitehouse Dr., Crestview Hills, Kentucky RABE, Harry B. 724 Glenshire Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio REICHARDT, Gene F. 7631 Daly Rd., Cincinnati 24, Ohio RICHARDSON, Archie J . 3400 Duncan Ave. Cincinnati 8, Ohio RIEDEL, Richard D. 458 Oak St, Ludlow, Kentucky RIEGLER, Ronald V. 933 Woodbriar Ln., Cincinnati 38, Ohio ROONEY, Richard C. 3831 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio ROTTMUELLER, Paul S. 2743 Grandin Rd., Cincinnati 8, Ohio RUPRECHT, Charles E. 2426 Anderson Ave, S, Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky SACK, Gerald V. 6824 Vinewood Ave., Cincinnati 27, Ohio SCHAEFER, Jerome F. 1813 Blackstone Ave., Cincinnati 37, Ohio SCHELL, John A. 3451 Corrine Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio SCHEPER, J ames H. 5142 Sidney Rd., Cincinnati 38, Ohio SCHICK, Gerald L. 253 Hudson Ave., Hamilton, Ohio SCHMID, David A. 1945 Wilaray Terrace, Cincinnati 30, Ohio SCHU'BELER, Dale P. 7511 Euclid Ave., Cincinnati 43, Ohio SCHUMACHER, Roy J. 517 O1Fallan Ave., Bellevue, Kentucky SCHUTTE, Richard G. 668 Stanley Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio SCHWEGMAN, Marc W. 10 Barrett D11, Ft, Thomas Kentucky SCHWETSCHENAU, Paul R. 42 Rob Roy Ave., Ft. Thomas, Kentucky SCHWIERS, Thomas H. 530 Riddle Rd., Cincinnati 20, Ohio SELLINGER, Frank J . 2781 Queen City Ave., Cincinnati 38, Ohio SHEPHERD, Dave A. 6357 Aspen Ave., Cincinnati 24, Ohio SICKING, Lawrence A. 7270 Algonquin Dr., Cincinnati 43, Ohio SICKMAN, Lawrence H. 5557 Fairwood Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio SIMMONS, Gerald W. 7637 Yorkshire Ave., Cincinnati 37, Ohio SINGER, William B. 2426 North Bend Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio SMITH, Dennis J. 1811 Forest View Ln., Cincinnati 38, Ohio HU. HI. EA. WA. TW. SY. W0. GR. WI. BE. DI. EA. JA. 1-3999 1-8070 1-3118 1-0314 2-4191 1-4633 1-6968 1-4529 1-1610 1-3760 1-7893 1-3686 2-2557 TR.1-5611 AX. GR. PL. EA. DI. BR. RE. MO. GR. TW. BE. LO. HE. EA. HI. HI. PL. HU. MU. LO. MU. PO. KI. BL. 1-5559 1-8712 1-2319 1-1812 1-6784 1-2483 1-4287 1-5754 1-1253 3-1724 1-6088 1-8511 1-1813 1-5780 1-1110 1-1630 1-3729 1-8335 1-4005 1-8828 1-3023 1-6762 1-8789 1-3094 SMITH, Thomas J . 4151 Boomer Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio HU. 1-2203 SMYTH, Barry M. 349 Compton Hills D12, Cincinnati 15, Ohio JA. 1-9240 SOELLNER, Edward J. 6401 Elwynne Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio TW. 1-1037 SPAETH, Richard J. 987 Hatch Ave., Cincinnati 2, Ohio PA. 1-5537 SPERBER, Joseph J. 2885 La Feuille Ave., Cincinnati 11, Ohio MO. 1-0483 STENGER, David J, 3065 Taylor Ave., Cincinnati 20, Ohio UN. 1-1990 STINEMAN, Joseph N. 6260 Beechmont Ave., Cincinnati 30, Ohio BE. 1-5593 STOKES, James J. 2743 Powell Dr., Cincinnati 11, Ohio HU. 1-5706 SULLIVAN, Terrence F. 3424 Stettinius Ave., Cincinnati 8. Ohio EA. 1-3390 SUNDERMAN, Ned H. 2241 Raebum Dr., Cincinnati 23, Ohio MU. 1-5468 THOMAS, Howard G. 3285 Dunn Ct, Cincinnati 38, Ohio HU. 1-2557 THOBE, Richard B. 615 W. Elm St., Ludlow, Kentucky AX. 1-9626 TOOLE, John J. 6249 Raytee Tern, Cincinnati 30, Ohio BE. 1-8406 TRAUTMANN, Del A1 721 Watch Hill Ln, Cincinnati 30, Ohio BE. 1-4918 UEHLIN, Michael J. 8494 Wicklow Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio SY. 1-5908 VENTURA, August .1. 1012 Seibel Ln., Cincinnati 38, Ohio GR. 1-0962 VILLING, Gerald T. 5697 West Fork Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio HU. 1-0120 VOEGELE, Gary T. 1535 Burdette CL, Cincinnati 6, Ohio W0, 1-0566 WEBER, Daniel W. 4 Miami Ave., S. Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky ED. 1-2119 WEBER, Fredrick T1 805 Finney Trail Rd., Cincinnati 24, Ohio WE. 1-1629 WEBER, Stephen K. 2901 Utopia PL, Cincinnati 8, Ohio EA. 1-0774 WEGMANN, Ronald Wm. 712 Converse Dr., Cincinnati 40, Ohio PR. 1-8017 WEINKAM, Thomas V. 3831 N. Berkley Dr., Cincinnati 36, Ohio SY. 1-5716 WEISS, Roger F. 6051 Cheviot Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio JA. 1-1533 WELLINGHOFF, James L. 1743 Sylved Ln., Cincinnati 38, Ohio WA. 1-1166 WENKER, Paul F. 3828 Drake Ave., Cincinnati 9, Ohio RE. 1-0717 WESLEY, Donald C. 5372 Julmar Dn, Cincinnati 38, Ohio GR. 1-0996 WESSELKAMPER, Gerald F, 3784 01Leary Ave., Cincinnati 36, Ohio SY. 1-5994 WIEEELL, Thomas A. 7420 Sagamore Ave., Amberly Village 36, Ohio TW. 1-4469 WILKE, Gerald M. 5936 River Rd., Cincinnati 33, Ohio WI 1-5644 WILKINS, Robert C. 4334 St. Martin P11, Cincinnati 11, Ohio MO. 1-7891 WOLF, John W. 3615 Kendall Ave., Cincinnati 8, Ohio EA. 1-1241 WOLTER, Stephen H. 3410 Cornell P1, Cincinnati 20, Ohio UN. 1-6205 WUERSCH, William F. 1921 Acorn Dr., Cincinnati 39, Ohio WE. 1-2924 YEAZEL, Eric P. 1010 Ebony Ln, Cincinnati 24, Ohio MU. 1-5131 YOUNG, Michael E. 850 Hermosa, Cincinnati 38, Ohio GR. 1-6912 YUREK, Jerome L. 709 Highland Ave., Fort Thomas, Kentucky HI. 1-8098 ZECH, William F. 1109 Rosetree, Cincinnati 30, Ohio BE. 1-7813 ZIMMERMAN, Thomas A. 701 Trenton Ave., Cincinnati 5, Ohio WA. 1-6307 BUSINESS SPONSORS J OHN C. BANKS COMPANY Engineering Supplies 1833 Blackstone RE. 1-6127 P. O. BOYLAN COMPANY 1800 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio PO. 1-1162 THE JAMES F. BREEN COMPANY General Contractor 2770 Highland Avenue RE 1-6332 BROCKMEYER AND WEAN INSURANCE AGENCY 1800 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio PO. 1-2260 BROWNS TASTEE FOOD 12th and Scott Streets Covington, Kentucky HE. 1-9316 BUCKLEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Metal Stamping 148 Caldwell Drive VA. 1-4444 H. F. BUSCH COMPANY 4756 Paddock Road Cincinnati 29, Ohio RE. 1-1350 THE CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Dealer Front and Market Streets Hamilton, Ohio CENTRAL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1820 Central Parkway Cincinnati 14, Ohio CINCINNATI ATHLETIC GOODS 110 West Fourth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio CH, 1-4768 CINCINNATI TYPESETTING COMPANY 436 Commercial Square Cincinnati 2, Ohio CH. 1-2235 COCA-COLA Even the bubbles taste better CONEY ISLAND INCORPORATED Americakc; finest amusement park CRAWFORDB PHARMACY North West Corner 5th and Broadway Cincinnati 2, Ohio GA. 141482 GEORGE DIETZ AND SON ROOFING 2552 Eastern Avenue Cincinnati 2, Ohio EA. 1-4040 THE J. B. DOPPES1 SONS LUMBER COMPANY 1250 Gest Street Cincinnati 3, Ohio GA. 1-4850 DOMESTIC LAUNDRY 1407 Denman Street Cincinnati 14, Ohio MA. 1-1428 DUTRO REALTY COMPANY Real Estate - Insurance 1721 West Galbraith Road Cincinnati 24, Ohio DUWEL HARDWARE COMPANY 3533 Harrison Avenue Cheviot 11, Ohio MO. 1-1068 ESTE OIL COMPANY 5556 Vine Street St. Bernard, Ohio AV. 1-6300 FRED S. EVELEIGH 7402 Hamilton Avenue Cincinnati 31, Ohio WE. 1-0278 EXCELL HEATING COMPANY 6555 Kenview Drive Cincinnati 43, Ohio SY. 1-6278 FRENCH BAUER Central Parkway at Plum Cincinnati, Ohio CH. 1-4270 FRIAR1S CLUB BALLROOM 65 West McMillan Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio DU. 1-5432 FRISCITS RESTAURANTS Home of the eatin1 treats that can1t be beat JOHN E, GALLAGHER Licensed master plumber 3132 Linwood Drive EA. 1-3169 GERWIN SHOE COMPANY 626 Broadway Cincinnati, Ohio MA. 14986 GRANDIN PANTRY AND PONY KEG 2031 Madison Road Cincinnati, Ohio TR. 1-2518 JOHN R. GREEN COMPANY School supplies 411 West Sixth Street Covington, Kentucky HE. 1-5568 HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of the world's finest class rings Indianapolis, Indiana 155 156 KRAMERS SPORTING GOODS 212 West Fourth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio CH. 1-5339, DU. 1-8466 MARC J. KESTERSON All kinds of insurance 1608 West Galbraith Road WE. 1-8500 .1. KINSELLA, CIVIL ENGINEER 104 West Fourth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio MA. 1- 8082 KROMMERS WHOLESALE MEATS 4226 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio MU. 1-6717 LAUGHERY GRAVEL COMPAN Y P. O. Box 117 Aurora, Indiana Phone 326 THE R. K. LeBLOND MACHINE TOOL COMPANY Madison and Edwards Roads Cincinnati 8, Ohio LEHRTER GULF SERVICE Gilbert 8: William Howard Taft Roads Cincinnati, Ohio BILL LONG1S READING RAMBLER 1612 Reading Road Reading 15, Ohio MCKESSON 8: ROBBINS 217 East Sixth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio PA. 1-3121 G. E. MAIER COMPANY 715 Sycamore Street Cincinnati, Ohio DU. 1-2162 MARTIN1S COLD SPRINGS PHARMACY 2925 Alexandria Pike Cold Springs, Kentucky MIDWEST TEXTILES INCORPORATED 943 West Sixth Street Cincinnati 3, Ohio E. L. MOORE PLUMBING COMPANY 4893 Winton Road Cincinnati, Ohio MU. 1-0946 W. S. MUEHLENKAMP AND SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Newport, Dayton, and Alexandria ORIGINAL AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY 432 Front Street Phone 729 Lawrenceburg, Indiana PARKE PHARMACY 2701 Erie Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio EA. 1-1057 PATER 8: PATER LAW OFFICES Fifth Floor, Rentschler Building Hamilton, Ohio PEPSI-COLA BOTTLIN G COMPAN Y 2121 Sunneybrook Drive Cincinnati 37, Ohio PO. 1-5800 THE QUALITY ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE COMPANY 432 Commercial Square Cincinnati, Ohio PA. 1-6975 L. J . QUINN COMPANY 1709 John Street Cincinnati 14, Ohio MA. 1-2838 RAY RINGENBACH Sales Representative Bavarian Brewing Company REDEKER AND DICK 218 East Ninth Street Cincinnati, Ohio PA. 1-3026 ROHE1S PHARMACY Prescription Specialist Harrison 8; Glenmore Cincinnati 22, Ohio MO. 1-0480 ROWEKAMP SONS INCORPORATED 2620 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati 22, Ohio KI. 1-1412 JOHN F. SCHOENY COMPANY 415 Plum Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio SICKING MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY 6042 Montgomery Road Cincinnati 13, Ohio JE. 1-6300 SULLIVAN SIGN COMPANY 3727 Lonsdale Avenue Cincinnati 27, Ohio BR. 1-0245 YOUR TELEPHONE COMPANY 225 East Fourth Street Cincinnati 2, Ohio EX. 6-9900 J ULIE TRAYLOR REALTY Serving you faithfully 2810 West Galbraith Road JA. 1-7064 UNION BOTTLING WORKS Blue Rock 8: Delaney Streets Cincinnati 23, Ohio KI. 1-1613, KI. 1-6686 VESPER PRINTERS 22-24 East Seventh Street Newport, Kentucky CO. 1-8377 A. C. WAHL COMPANY Manufacturefs Representative P. O. Box 213 ALBERT WALTERS, A. I. A. Architect 707 Race Street THE C. W. ZUMBIEL COMPANY 2339 Harris Avenue Cincinnati 12, Ohio JE. 1-3600 SPONSORS . and Mrs. Edward Babey . and Mrs. Vincent H. Beckman and Mrs. Edward J. Bender . and Mrs. Robert J. Blaser . and Mrs. Louis G. Boeh . and Mrs. Dale B. Brinker . and Mrs. Leonard J . Brinkmoeller . and Mrs. Walter Broerman . and Mrs. Fred Buop . Lawrence F. Camp . and Mrs. Albert D. Castellini . and Mrs. Willard O. Chaney . and Mrs. Frederick G. Cloppert . and MrsV Michael J . Colacurcio . and Mrs. J. W. Devanney A and Mrs. Joseph H. Eversmann . and Mrs. Melvin H. Fisher . and Mrs. A1. L. Franz . and Mrs. C. B Fredricks . and Mrs. Louis G. Freeman, Jr. . and Mrs. William E. Froschauer . and Mrs. Ralph Gellenbeck . and Mrs. James G, Gibson . and Mrs. Charles R Ginocchio and Mrs. John E. Goeke . and Mrs. Alex P. Griessmann . and Mrs. Harry J. Grogan . and Mrs. William C. Hagedorn . and Mrs. Robert S. Haneberg . and Mrs. Frederick E. Hartings and Mrs. E. H. Heitzman l and Mrs. Urban J . Hodapp . and Mrs. Edward G. Imbus . and Mrs. John B. Jacob . and Mrs. Stuart E. Kaiser . and Mrs. Edward A. Kammerer . and Mrs. Eugene M. Keck . and Mrs. Howard T. Keiser . and Mrs. Harry W. Keuper , and Mrs. Robert R. Kihm . Otilia Kleespies . and Mrs. Arthur F. Koebel . and Mrs. E. J. Kramer . and Mrs. William J . Kramer . and Mrs, Paul C. Kunkel Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laemmle Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lameier Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Maurer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Meek Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Meyer Mrs. Fred Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mooter Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mueller Mrs. Bernice Mussio Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Naltner Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Nettleton Mr. and Mrs. Willam J. Niehaus Dr. and Mrs. Roland Nieman Mr. Edward J. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Nordloh Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul O Brien Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Overbeck Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Overbeck Mr. and Mrs. Carl J . Overmann Mr. and Mrs. Neal J. Palmisano Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Popelar Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Rabe Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Remke Mn and Mrs. Joseph B, Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schell Mr. and Mrs. William E. Scheper Mrs. Earl Schmid Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Schwegman Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Schwiers Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sperber Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. Richard G' Stenger Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Strunk Mr. and Mrs. John R. Toberg Mr. and Mrs. John Weber Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Wanker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Wilke Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs Daniel J. Willig Mr. and Mrs. William O. Wuersch Mr. and Mrs. Herman J Weber Mr. and Mrs. E. Yurek 158 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs; Frank Alerding Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Arming Dr, and Mrs. R. F. Antoncie Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Audretch Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Ballman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Barth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Beckmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beech, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Regis C. Berning Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Bird Mr. and Mrs. John L. Birk Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. Blase Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Blessing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Bolan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bueter Mr. and Mrs. John L. Burman Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J . Burns Mn and Mrs. John B. Caito Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cassady Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cloud Mr. and Mrs. William M. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Edward J . Culman Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Deters Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Distler Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Dochterman Mr. and Mrs. John E. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elo Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Fermann Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. John J . Flynn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gardner Mr. and Mrsl Milton Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Gels Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gerding Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giglio Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Glueck Mr. nd Mrs. Paul Goebel Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimme Mrs. Mark E. Grote Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Ateo L. Gulino Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . Harrigan E. G. Heiselman Edward A. Heller Edward J . Helmick Joseph A. Hentz Herbert B. Herbers Victor Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hext Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs J . E. Higgins Thomas Hogan, III John T. Hoobler Mrs Edward D. Horgan Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Paul V. Mr. and Mrs William G. Kaiser Robert Kathmann Herman C. Kern Charles G. Klekamp Harold Klink Harold C. Knecht John L. Kohlman Kollman . Joseph F. Kues Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Harry L. Lafkas Joseph Lambert . Paul L. Lindsay Nicholas C. Link Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.'and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine J V Long J. W. McCoy John W. Meier John L. Meretta Anthony J . Michel Harry M. Minderman Howard R. Melony Richard J. Moorman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs . John S. Mulvihill Mrs. J. Grimm Murphy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J ohn R. Mutchler Gordon E. Nead Fred Nebel Arthur Nemann J . Walter Nienaber Joseph A. Nordman Eugene G. Ollier PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Ortman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. OtToole Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Overberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Papin Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Peake, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Pecquet Mr. and Mrs. W. Earl Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ralston Mr. and Mrs. John A. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J . Reichert Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reichling Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Reister Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Vincent G, Riegler Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Roden Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Rolfes Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Rowland, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ruhl Mrs, A Russo Mr. and Mrs. Allan 0. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ryan Bertrand and Jeanne Schloemer Mrs. Bernadette H. Schneider Cyril Edward Schrimpf, MD. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Schuermann Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Schwetschenau John Seifried and family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Judd W. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril J . Schulte Edward Sheridan Lawrence H. Sickman William A. Singer Leo A. Smyth Edward F. Soellner Allen L. Solomon Oscar J . Spaeth Clifford E. Steinke, Sr. John J . Stolz Jake Sweeney Joseph M. Thole W. C. Thornell Thomas Trimpe Uhl August J. Ventura Norman L. Vogel James E. Vollmer Fred G. Weber Albert W. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wilder Willam J . Williams Ralph Woerner Mr; and Mrs. Conrad Zimmerman Mr. Erich Zwertscheck ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This yeafs X-Ray wishes to give special thanks to the following people who played an important part in whatever success the 1960 X-Ray merits: Mr. Norman Koenig, president of the Norman King Company; Mr. Louis P. Ficks, omcial portrait pho- tographer for the X-Ray; Mr. William Shurr, moderator of the St. Xavier Camera Club; and Camera Club members Mike Mathers, Henry Meek, Dave OtToole, and especially Bob Strunk. 159 160 THE 1960 X-RAY The 1960 X-Ray is a result, not of the work of a few individuals, but rather the con- certed effort of the entire staff who all did their best to produce an accurate, interesting, and informative annual. Co-editors Jack McDonough and J erry Simmons carried the heaviest loads, since upon them rested the responsibility of putting out a top-Hight book. Sports editor Jack Overbeck and his assistant Fred Cloppert undertook the mammoth assignment of presenting a clear picture of the sports scene at St. Xavier. Torn Vitullo, Rich Peake and Bob Schwetschenau bore the brunt of the need for articles, while photographic editors Henry Meek and Bob Strunk, along with Mike Mathers and Dave O,Toole kept the X-Ray supplied With action and formal shots. A11 financial problems were ably handled by managing editor Rudy Hasl, J oe Creevy, and John Thesing. Moderator Mr. Vernon J. Ruland, Jack McDonough and Jerry Simmons would like to join the students and faculty in thanking the staff for whatever success this last tt7th and Sycamorett X-Ray merits. THE 1960 X-RAY STAFF Co-Editors .................................................. Jack McDonough, Jerry Simmons ....................................... Tom Vitullo Associate Editor ............ Business Manager .................................................................................................... Rudy Hasl Business Staff .......................................................................... Joe Creevy, John Thesing Writing Staff ................................................................ Richard Peake, Bob Schwetschenau Sports Editor ........................................................................................................ Jack Overbeck Sports Staff .............................................................................................................. Fred Cloppert Photographic Editors ...................................................................... Henry Meek, Bob Strunk Photography Mike Mathers, David OtToole Faculty Moderator .......................................................................... Mr. Vernon J . Ruland, SJ.