Chaminade High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Mineola, NY)

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lubs nv 3 39 i f-r The officers of the fathers Club are: Dr. James Trenfalange, financial secretaryg Mr. Edward Delfoe, vice-presidentg Mr. John McQuade, presidenfg Mr. James Pisfana, freasurerg and Mr. Louis Ferrari, recording secretary. Bros. Paul Ubinger, S.M. and Thomas Bruggeman, S.M. chat with a group of parents ai the annual Christmas Party. 29

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-20 fi!-'?ff ,Q 4.12 The officers of the Mothers Club are: Mrs. William Smith, recording secretary: Mrs. Lawrence Voelger, financial secretaryg Mrs. Albert Sacco, president: Mrs. James Trentalange, corresponding secretaryg Mrs. Herbert Becker, vice-president, Mrs. Charles Pacifica, treasurer. Not content with merely a passive role in Catholic education, the fathers and mothers of Chaminade men have pooled their talents and efforts into two effective organizations: the Fathers Club, headed by Mr. John McQuade, and the Mothers Club, under the leadership of Mrs. Albert Sacco. The Parents Clubs have tvvo main functions: to cooperate with the faculty in the physical, intellectual, and supernatural formation of the students, and to raise funds for the Bigger and Better Chami- nadefi VVith Bro. Louis Nath, S.M., as faculty moder- ator, the Parents Clubs have successfully undertaken diverse activities, such as Spring and Fall Card Parties, a Pot Luck Supper, a Fashion Show, and a Father-Son Communion Breakfast. Mr. John Sargent and Mrs. Joseph Colandro were The candid comments of Brian Dennehy evoke a chuckle from co-chairmen of the fall card party. Bro. Louis Nath, Bro. John Darby, S.M., and leave James Trentalange and Lois 5-M-y WHS fBCUlfY adviser. 28 Forster in a contemplative mood. The topic was Teen Age Par- ' .11 ' ' ties, the discussion was held before a Parent-Teacher assembly.

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Bros. Joseph Lynch, S.M., Charles Barnett, S.M., and Henry Kraeter, S.M., give parents the facts on the development ot their sons at Chaminade. ,,.,,-...vu-N-f Mrs. M. Marlow earnestly talks with Bro. Andrew Hawke, S.M., to keep track ot her son's progress. Mr. Martin Lechwar patiently GJ waits his turn. 401 tt, M The lull before the storm. A group of anxious parents await their interviews with the members of the faculty. The P.T.A. meeting may have been formally over, but Bros. Robert Cassidy, S.M., Charles Barnett, S.M., and Thomas Bruggeman, S.M., enioy further conver- sation. t Although it requires many hours of concentration and under- standing, Mr. Richard Bangs and Bro. George Spahn, S.M., typity the patience and cooperation characteristic ot Parent-Teacher 30 meetings.