St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Since the term of the first President, thirty Alumni have held the reins of the Association, a position considered as the highest honor in the power of the body to bestow. The present Administration of the Alumni Association is headed by John E. Hoban, 103, long prominent in Alumni affaire President Hoban is guiding the destiny of the Alumni dauring a period in which the support of the body is especially needed to enable the College to proceed with the necessary expansion work on the Avondale campus. Other officers of the Association for the present year are: Vice-Prefidmt, T. Gordon Gutting, 118. Honorary Vice-Prexidant for decader: 1860, Dr. W. H. Wenning, ,68; 1870, James A. Sebastiam', 173; 1880, William B. Poland, 187; 1890, Paul A. Gosiger, 199; 1900, Rev. F. J. Gerst, S. J., ,02; 1910, Edwin G. Schmitt; 1920, Henry B. Bunker, 121. Financial Suretary, James J. Grogan, 108. Trtamrzr, Michael A. Hellenthal, 123. Executive Committee: J. D. Cloud, 103; A. Wesselman, 596; W. E. Fox, 196; F. E. Verkamp, John P. Murphy, F. A, Gauche, 103. Several Alumni are prominently connected with the college in administrative c'apacities. Rev. Hubert F. Brockman, S. 1., President of the College, is a grad- uate 0f the class of 1896. J. D. Cloud, 103, is Dean of the College of Commerce. The Dean of the College of Law, Edward P. Moulinier, graduated in 1887. Charles H. Purdy, 115, is managing secretary of the Colleges of Law, Commerce and Sociol- ogy. The Alumni are also well represented in the faculty ranks. El ST: XAVIER STUDENTS IN MISSOURI PROVINCE Rev. Bernard F. Abeling, S. I. Rev. John A Bolte, S. J Rev. Edward P. Anderson, S. J. Rev. Peter Bouscaren, S. J. Rev. Paul L. Blakely, 81 J. Rev. Henry A. Brockman, S. J. Pug: Sixty-tight

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ' One of the greatest inhuences in the expansion and spread of the activities of St. Xavier College has been the work of the Alumni Association Perhaps, next to the labors of the Faculty those of the Collegis Alumni are most 'responsible for making St. Xavier the growing, expanding, achieving institution it is. On the Avondale campus of the College stands a lasting tribute to Alumni effort. The Alumni Science Hall, which at present houses the classes in the College of Arts and Science, was erected largely by the contributions of sons of St. Xavier. This hall is valued at $150,000, two-thirds of which was raised by Alumni donations. This monument to the Alumni was started in 1918 and completed in 1920, Alumni have given considerably toward the erection of Elet Hall, new dormitory which Will be opened in September. The Alumni Association each year offers the gold medal known as the hWash- ington Medal for the best original oration delivered in the annual contest in ora- tory, held about February 22. Students in the College of Arts and Science alone are eligible. Organized for the purpose of promoting social intercourse and mutual assistance among its members, by meetings, annual banquets and formation of societies for various purposes and to further the welfare of St. Xavier College, the Alumni Asso- ciation has achieved much during the thirty odd years of its existence. According to the constitution, the membership consists of active and honorary members. The active members are: tad Regular graduates of the College of Arts and Science. 0g Adoptive Alumni. td Ex-students 0f the College of Arts and Science whose classes have graduated. tdh Male graduates of the College Of Law. $3 NIale graduates receiving a degree from the College of Sociology. m Male graduates receiving a degree from the College of Commerce. 0Q Those who have received a certiflcate from the Old Commercial course. ' Honorary members are those on whom the Association has seen fit to confer the title. Francis H. Cloud, t63, serving for the years 1889-90, was the first president of the Association. Rev. H. M. Calmer, S. J., was the hrst Faculty Adviser, Dr. Wil- liam H. hVenning, ,68, the Oldest living alumnus, was second president serving for the year 1891. Page S ixty-Ieyeh

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Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. x Albert F. Esterman, S. J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. . Lawrence Kenny, S. J. Rev. Rev. . James McCabe, S J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. . Jeremiah OJCallaghan, S. J. Rev Hubert F. Brockman, S. J. . Mark A. Cain, S. J. Charics H. Cloud, 5. J. James E. Conahan, S. J. Thomas J. Conners, S. J. Richard F. Corcoran. S. J. Eugene J. Daly, S. J William J. Diener, S, J Thomas J.D0nne1y, S. J. James 1. Doyle, S. J VVIlliam A. Dowd, S. J. Nlichael Either, S. J. Alphonse Fisher, S. J. Albert c. Fox, 5. J. Aloysius Frumveller, S. J. Francis Gerst, S. J. - Frederic Gosiger, S. J, John H. Grollig, S. J. Albert B. Grueter, S. J. Henry G Huerman, S. J Joseph GA Flynn, S. J Bernard A. Horn, S. J. Louis Kellinger, S. J. Francis Kempheqr, S. J. Adolph Kuhlman, S. J. John A. McClory, S. J. George McGovern, S. J . Francis XJ Mara, S. J. . Frederic Meyer, 5. J. ' . William A. Mitchell, 5. J. Ferdinand Moeller, S. J. Otto J. Moorman, S. J. Charles B. Moulinier, S. J. Thomas A. Nolan, S. J. Peter E. O,Brien, SJ J. Henry G. Otting, S. J. William H. Fitzgerald, S. J. Edward J Hanhauser, S. J, . Bernard J. Otting, S. J . Leonard H. Otting, S. J. . Albert H. Poetker, S. J. . Francis X. Reilly, S. J. . Joseph H. Rielag, S. J. .Wiiliam F. Riggs, s. J. . William B. Rogers, 5. J . Aloysius H. Rhoda, S. J. .Charles H. Ryan, S. J, . William A. Ryan, S. J. .William J. Ryan, s. J. . Frederic Siedenburg, S. J . Vincent A. Siefke, S. J. Rev. Rev. Rev. Hugo Sloctemeyer, S. J. Michael I. Stricht, S. J. Augustine Theissen, S. J. Rev: John V. Usher, S. J. Rev. Charles F. Woiking, S. J. SCHOLASTICS Mr. Timothy Bouscaren, S. J. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. John G. Bieri, S. J. Francis Brown, S. J. John F. Byrne, S. J. Cecil Chamberlain, S. J. Edwin Cronin, S J. Robert Cronin, S. J Albert Dorger, S. J. Leo Forster, S. J. Norbert Hils, S. J. Albert H. Hoenemeyer, S. J. Everett J. Hogan1 S. J. Henry Huwe, S. J. John J. Meyer, 3. J. Thomas J. Powers, S. J. John E. Reardon, S. J. Robert M. Russell, S J William E. Shields, 5. J. Paul Sweeney, 5. J Elmer Trams, S. J. Joseph Walsh, S. J. Bernard Wuelncr, S. J. Page Sixly-n in: