St Xavier College - Xaverian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Accounting I ERE they are, THE class of THE school, the accountants to-be. Only a few, of the number that assembled one evening last September, have weak- ened. We hope to see the rest continue to the end. Under the able guidance of Mr. Brendel, they are well on their way to their goal and in a few years will be numbered among the hBarons of the Accounting World. They have taken an active interest in all social activities-but watch them, they,re coming back next year. Page Eighty-two

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iglh 3 a I 119' 4 i-s', K 5:121 Accounting II ICHOLD the future nBarons of the Accounting; world! Gaze upon their in- telligent countenances, examine carefully their well formed crania and you will require no expert phreimlngist to convince you that whatever bump controls the destinies of the accountant, it is developed here to the superlative degree. The Class meets every Monday night under the direction of Mr. Stanley Hittner. As a teacher we like him and We like him as a manth is a regular fellow. His interest in each and every one of us was unbounded and the splendid attendance throughout each session is a testmonial of our appveciatinn of his work. The class has been very active in co-operative activities and has enthusias- tically supported every muvement. The social spirit developed among the stuh dent body this year prevailed to a marked extent among the members of this classl The presidency was conferred upon Ray Finn, who took an active interest in the IDEAL interest that prevailed. We close the school year with the hope that the friendship formed will be renewed the coming year and, thus cemented, will endure forever. l'nge Eighty-nnz-

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Investments HIS large group of students formed the Wednesday even- ing class. lThese students were faithful all year duo t0 the interest and good leadership of the two subjects which completed the course. Rules and Regulations of Traffic was the first subject and was ably lectured by Mr. Patrick Kilgarriff. Everyone be- came deeply interested in this complicated subject and en- joyed all the hwell put lectures. The latter course was, The Fundamentals of Invest- mentsf taught by Mr. Wirt Dl Herd. All the students of this class reaped the benefits of Mr, Hordls teaching which was by far the most interesting and educational study at St. Xavier. Due to Mr. Hordls daily experiences in investments we were put wise to the fundamentals of every day invest- ments. Page Eightylthree