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

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A Xavier runner outdistances his opponent. mwmm; 55m; Jim Lockwood slugs out a hit

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gefugxxiia em: 14 Kl 17 Winter sports capture spirit of school Perhaps the biggest highlight of winter sports at St. X. was the capturing of the state swim- ming crown by the AquaBombers. This was brought about by an all season effort by the entire team in taking this important champion- ship. But there were other sports at X. The usually excellent basketball team did not fare so well. They had great potential, and their downfall was the loss of many games by only a few points. The wrestlers had a very fine season finishing 3rd in the GCL, and second in the dis- trict. Bob Dalton went to the state tournament and finished a respectable 6th place. Terry Kroth fights to gain an advantage over his opponent. The state champ in the 400-yard freestyle - Paul Hove.

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Pete Kuhlman moves in on the net. 19 Spring sports show strength Spring Sports at St. Xavier had a very fine year. The Baseball team, supported by a fine pitching staff and by its usual strong hitting, came in with a respectable fourth place finish in the GCL. Again the tennis team took the league title with ease, but were knocked out early in the District tourney. The trackmen fin- ished fifth in the league. Miler Denis Lunne and discus man Steve Quehl continued on to the state meet and finished fifth and second respectively The link men fell from their usual first place finish to a still fine second place standing, and another second in the district. Another fine vauit for Brian Griffin. Firstebaseman Mike O'Leary stretches for the throw.