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

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+Tools... Part of the personality of a school is its equipment, the tools of learning. A school would be a hollow shell in- deed if it had no metallic clang to wake it each morning, no bustle in the classrooms and laboratories to keep it active all day, no sports equip- ment to echo in the gym after the last bell has rung. Everywhere are the tools of learn- ing: slide rules on sale at the book- store, the well-stocked shelves of the library, the comfortable chairs in a classroom. And in the gym is the athletic equipment - all the helmets, pads, bandages, all the footballs and basketballs that go to make up cham- pionship teams. In all of these places, the school provides the tools needed for education and enjoyment. Uniforms await their owners. The typewriter - one of the hardier tools of learning. The band room between prac- t1ee sessmns.

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The book store in full stock of needed supplies.

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Tom Tenkman confers with Father Urmston. Father Englum and Brother Riehle view Bomber progress.