St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FRESHMEN, LAW The Freshmen of today are the lawyers of tomorroxW is a quotation that could be taken from almost anybody. Granting the truth of the quotation it is indeed with a feeling of utmost confidence that one surveys the Freshman class of ,23324. Again and again during the course of the year the class has been commended by the professors for its sincerity, interest, and enthusiasm. The nths th, 01' the Freshman class should undoubtedly include the name of each and every member of the class and we sincerely regret that our allotted space will not permit the cxtoIling of the qualities of each and every one. However, chivalry prompts, nay, commands that we recognize the fact that our charming co-eds, besides the qualities already mentioned, lend comeliness, color, and inspira- tion to this unusually favored class. Finally let us pay tribute to our professors, those highminded, self-sacriiicing, honorable gentlemen who make St. Xavierts Law School, not only possible, but one of the best in the land. Messrs. Bell, Conway, Geisler, Gordon, Moorman, and Samuels, we thank you and wish you wel-J, Page Nindy-nim

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SENIORS, LIBERAL ARTS The activities of the seniors have extended to every phase of school life e moral, intellectual, athletic, aesthetic, and social. They have organized two societies, the Mission Unit and the Dante Club, which have since developed into integral parts of college life The Mission Unit and the Sodahty have a one- hundred per cent senior membership, and a goodly percentage of the graduating class are represented in the Xaverian Mask Society, The Philopedian Society, the Dante Club, on the staff of the Xaverian News, and in football, basketball and baseball. The seniors boast several athletic stars, the editor of the college paper, an orator, the manager and assistant student manager of athletics, lec- turers, writers, debaters, and public speakers. They also annexed three bowling cups which were awarded for three consecutive years to the most prohcient Liberal Arts bowling team. The graduating class of the Liberal Arts College deserves to be congratulated for its omnivorous interest in St. Xavier. Its members have been ever solicitous in fostering her ideals and making her aims their aims, They have labored to advance the school in a material way without losing one iota of that moral and intellectual greatness of which she is so deservedly proudt t-Page One Hundred 0m