St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ACCOUNTING III Two years behind us, during which much had been accomplished, and two years still before us, years of hard work and study, September, 1923, found us anxious to pitch in and resume our ascent up the steep ladder of education. The friendships formed during the past two years and the good-fellowship spirit of the class did much to make study a pleasure. At the first class meeting, the presidency was conferred upon Cyril Hoppenjans, who has proved himself a very able class representative. Hoppy has also won our admiration for his proflciency as official thATER-BOYKy a Monday night task at which he was most faithful. With due modesty, we feel that the success of the Co-ops annual card party and dance was due 1n 3 great measure to the united and untiring eHorts of the members of the peppy third year class. Much credit is due Edward C. Bernhotd for his excellent work as Ticket Manager. We cheerfully look forward to the crowning year of our educational efforts. When 51. XEviefs portals are once more thrown open next September, We hope to meet again the smiling faces of the entire congenial class of 1924, to round out together the last lap of our journey to success. Page 01:: Hundred Eight

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ACCOUNTING IV Our college career has been a pleasant one. Freshman year was probably the most exciting, due possibly to the expectation attendant on entering a new field and the gradual unraveling of some of the principal points upon which our business structure is based. The interest manifested by the students during the freshman year was augmented during the following year. The great majority of the fresh- man students returned with renewed energy and the addition of students who took up the race at that time made the class an interesting one. Our junior and senior years have been busy ones. We have worked and we have played. But the play has been in full consciousness of the work to be performed. We feel that they have been of real value to us and hope that we have exemplified that spirit so much desired by our Faculty and have been worthy examples to the undergraduates. We stand at the threshold of new Fields, but look back over the previous years with conflicting emotions. We wiil always cherish a pleasant recollection of the days spent at Alma Mater, and hope that the high ideals imparted to us while there will always serve as our guide in the future. Page 011? Hundred Swen

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ACCOUNTING 11 Behold the future barons of the Accounting world! Gaze upon their intelligent countenances, examine carefully their well formed crania, and you will require no expert phrenologist to convince you that whatever bump controls the destinies of the accountant is developed here to the superlative degree. The class meets every Monday night under the direction of M1: Stanley Hittner. As a teacher we liked him, and we liked him as a man w he is a regular fellow. His interest in each and every one of us was unbounded and the splendid attendance throughout each session is a testimonial of our appreciation of his work. The class has been very active in co-operative activities and has enthusiastically supported every movement. The social spirit developed among the student body this year prevailed to a marked extent among the members of the class. Many have regularly engaged in bowling parties and one very enjoyable outcome of these parties was the arranging of several inter-class bowling matches, which were held during the year. We close the School year with the hope that the friendships formed will be renewed in the coming year and, thus cemented, will endure forever. Page One Hundred Nine