St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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X Club OFFICERS KING MADDEN HELLENTHAL MUSSIO Page One Hundred Twenty-three

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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

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-THE 53 J'CLUB The ttX Club HE purpose of the th 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 Brockv man, Honorary President; Michael Hellenthal, President; Joseph King, Vice- President, and Richard Weiskittlc, Secretary and Treasurer. Under their guidance, the first annual banquet of the MX Association was held, on Home-coming Day, Nov. 22, 1924, in the new Elet Dining Hall. The principal speakers were Rev. Hubert Broekman, 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 those elected were: Rev. Hubert Brockman, Honorary President; Joseph King, President; Michael Madden, Vice-Presldent; 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 Meet-the- Team night, and thirdly, the putting on of a regular May Fete each year. The ttXl' Association has recently announced the list of all those athletes who, in the last five years, have earned :1 monogram in the major Sports, Page Cum Hundred Twanlyvtwu