St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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n '3, 2i ? 1? 8 A? ? r z x v 49-k- .. Vv 1x .N 5N4? 4i; .- The Masque Society WHEELER QUILL URBAIN WILLIAMSv LAMI'E KUESTEH STENT. ALHERS HELLENBECK CAHILL RUNGE HIGGINS NEINER STAUDT McGLlNCHY HROPHY GLENN PAUDAFK MURRAY HillliER'l' ARLINGHAUS DHTERS WHLJ' CRONE GROGAN VOLIAMAN WINTER GAYNOR FERN KENNEDY MCGRATH SPECHT RYAN MCCARTHY SCHMITZ GEEKIN Jl-IANMOUGIN BRUNSMAN MANIUN U,RES. ELECT?! MOORE HiRESJ FLINES NOLAN RUTHMAN Page- Unv Hundred Tu-onty-nne

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The Masque Society AS'T year a band of histrinnically inclined students of the Liberal Arts De- partment, realizing that a dramatic club constitutes an integral part of college life, formed the Xaverian Masque Society with the approval, and encouragement of the Dean, and members of the Faculty. Hitherto, though theatrical performances had been given, no formal organization for that purpose existed The new society attracted the attention of the students from the start, and it now is one of the most prominent of student activities. The success which the Xaverian Masque Society has so enjoyed is in no little measure due to the co-nperative work of Mr. W. V. Gavigan, Professor of English, and M1: John A. Ryan, SJ. To these men fell the arduous task of transposing green, and eager material into capable and creditable actors. The Society extends to them its sincere thanks and appreciation. Pauv Om- Hundred Twenty

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-THE X $CLUB The ttX,, Club HE purpose of the X Club is to foster a better relationship between the Athletes at College, and the letter-men. The membership includes all men who have represented St. Xavier in the three major sports, Football, Base- ball and Basket ball. At the First meeting, the following were elected officers: Rev. Hubert Brock- man, Honorary President; Michael Hellenthal, President; Joseph King, Vice- President, and Richard Weiskittle, Secretary and Treasurer. Under their guidance, the first annual banquet of the X Association was held, on Home-coming Day, Nov. 22, 1924, in the new Elet Dining Hall. The principal speakers were Rev. Hubert Brockman, Rev. Francis Finn, Rev. Al- phonse Fisher, Michael Hellenthal, and Walter Schmidt, toastmaster. All mem- bers of the football squad were guests at the banquet. In January the election for the ensuing year took place and these elected were: Rev. Hubert Brockman, Honorary President; Joseph King, President; Michael Madden, Vice-President; Thomas Mussio, Secretary and Treasurer. The new officers have outlined as the definite acting purposes of the organization, first the taking over of all Athletic banquets, secondly, to have a HMeet-thea Team night, and thirdly, the putting on of a regular May Fete each year. The ttXt, Association has recently announced the list of all these athletes who, in the last five years, have earned a monogram in the major sports, Pam- Om- Hundred Twemy-lwu