CAVITE VARSITARIAN Organization was formed in March 1957 in University of East Manila Philippines. the fraternity continues to hold premier social events for its members. Additionally, the fraternity members have a strong record of humanitarian projects and public-service drives, and have earned the respect and appreciation of both the community and city government.In the latter years (1959-60), o
nly 6 out of 11 members stayed intact and they were Jun Roxas, Bob Icayan, Cheer Genoso, Celso Alvarez, Benjie Kalugdan, and Arthur Cajulis. Young students who were studying at the Manila colleges and universities formed Cavite Varsitarian in 1957. Because of the clash among personalities early on, this association never managed to fully develop as a social club. Some members broke away and formed Mon Cher Ami. The core members who remained in the Cavite Varsitarian were Cesar Gutierrez (then-President), Boy Quion, Jun de Castro, Alex Tirona, and other loyal buddies. Members who left the Cavite Varsitarian organized Mon Cher Ami in early 1958. This newly formed club consisted primarily of younger folks in Cavite City and quickly became popular and gained admiration. But, weakened by internal and external pressures, Mon Cher Ami collapsed in 1962 and never recovered. Mon Cher Ami is still remembered as a celebrated social club that once existed in Cavite City.
