St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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The Knights of the Blessed Sacrament HERE is not a finer organization to belong to in St. Xavier College than the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament. Its purpose, as the title suggests, is to foster a greater spirit of love and reverence 0f the Eucharist among the students. The society had its inception in the eHorts of Father John Walsh, who is also the moderator of the Sodality. The Knights engage on their own part to receive Communion once a week and to attend Mass at least twice a week in the College Chapel. Just as the gallants of old followed the quest of virtue with adamant pur- pose, so it is the desire of the present day Knights t0 striVe unceasingly in their pursuit of sanctity which is So necessary in these days of moral difhculties. Moreover these Knights have shown their true colors by the earnestness and consistency with which they tackle their self-impnsed obligations. Likewise, the wonderful example which is showu by these men, goes far in causing the society to be continually augmented. The society is capably headed by Bernard Bonte, the Grand Knight, and with the assistance of promotors in the several classes. both he and Father W'alsh are able to admirably conduct the work of this organ- ization of true Catholic students. Page One Hundrud Eight

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K. of C. Club HE K, of C. club, an nrganization 0f the Xaverian members of the Knights of Columbus was: organized in the college in the Spring of 1924 for the purpose of fostering the spirit of the Caseys in the college. It was called together and re-nrganized shortly after the opening of the scholastic year. Report had it that a few new members had been obtained from the student body during the Summer months, and that more prospects were in line. This proved to be the case, for, during: the school months, an occasional new buttun would be seen nccupying a place of prominence on the lapel of a new and proudly enthusiastic knight. The various councils throughout the city are cordially invited to send to the student organization at any time for information regarding the eligibility of any Xaverian in the College of Arts and Sciences, and are insured of an active and hearty assistance in the work of choosing men for knighthood in the organization The officers for the year were: President, Charles F. Murphy, Wilmington Council, Wilmington, Ohio; vice-president, Eugene Love, Fayetteville Council, Fayetteville, Ohio; secretary-treasurer, Earl J. Winter, Father Butler Council, Hamilton, Ohio. Page One Hundred Seven

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Kappa Sigma Mu HE Kappa Sigma Mu of St. Xavier College was or- ganized by students of the College of Commerce and Sociology five years ago. From a charter mem- bership of twelve, the organization has steadily grown, grown, and new numbers nearly one hundred; The object of the organization is to foster friendly social relations among the students in the night school departments and to promote greater loyalty to St. Xavier College. Membership is open to students in the College of Commerce and Sociology. Social meetings are held every month and in April of each year new members are initiated. The officers for the present year are: President Wallace G. Comer, Vice-President, Anna Schrage; Sec- retary, Marie M. Freiberg and Treasurer, John G. Kircher. Page One Hundred Nine