St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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JAMES NOLAN FRESHMAN PRESIDENT HEN this suave Southern Gentleman rolled into that motley, wild-eyed assembly of Freshman, he seemed to have cast a spell over them which has held vice-like ever since. The many, many lamentable imperfections of these Freshmen happily did not prevent them from choosr ing a good leader. Choose they dithim was the man, and it must be noted that he has functioned beautifully. Jim is from apathetic Louisville, where Racing is meat, and drink, and several other things. Pam- Seventy-um:

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SOPHOMORE ttB and acting quintet was evolved when such fellows as Bray, Kelly, Gosig'er, Healy, Helfesriefer, Collins, O'Leary, and McCarthy came out. While these two sports were almost universal in their appeal to the Students. and held the Activity Lime-light, there were other affairs, not as widely known perhaps, but none the less deserving of credit, which Sophomores saw to. When any of the departments of greater St, Xavier need a musician, or Orchestral Con- ductor, they turn to Eugene Perazzo '21 When the daily epidemic of hunger seizes the ttmob , they run over to Joe Welp, and Pat Runge-mrhe Lunch Room Magnets -both Sophs, and procure in generous quantities the only known ano- dyne for the maladyLEats. Second Year Men are prominent in just as marked a degree in The Masque Society, The Philopedian Society, The Henry F. Milet Unit of the C. S. M. C. and the Sodality. After giving the above data on the activity of the members of the Sopho- more Class, we feel that we are justified in our assertion of having done some thing for the good of Xavier. We have erected a new standard, and brought forth new ideals for future Sophomore Classes tn follow, and attain, both for the betterment of themselves, and their College. Page Sew'enty

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