St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ECONOMICS II Page On: Hundrrd Thirttm

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ENGLISH LITERATURE The members of the English Lit class enjoy one distinction, that of being the pioneer in the newest of the cultural subjects to be added to the courses of C and S. The class numbered more than thirty when the first roll was called by Father Mark Cain, 3.1., one bright evening last September, but the passing months took heavy toll from the roster. The ttfaithfuls who persevered to the fmal exams have placed their 0. K. upon the value of the yearts chrts in enriching the knowledge of each in the domain of literature. The nine months of the course have seen the unfolding of a magnificent volume of the world's recorded thoughts and dreams from the stirring epic of Beowulf to the soldier ballads of Kipling. The limited time allowed only brief glances at the long array of writers, only stray snatches of prose and song, but many a new vista of wonder was opened before the students by the appreciations and criticisms of the teacher. The members of the class have been active in CO-operator and other activities of C. and 5. under the guidance of the class president, Miss Mary Sullivan. Page One Hundred thlvt

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BOOKKEEPING COMMERCIAL LAW Page One Hundred Fourteern