Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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Brother Iulrus F. May S.M.. Principal .AZLQ--1 JV. W f 1' My dear Graduates, Sometimes nothing is as hard as to live our daily lives, with all its grind and drudgery, and yet keep peace and contentment in our hearts. During your school life you were served and waited upon by your teachers and par- ents. After graduation it will be your turn to serve: then you must solve your own difficulties. Little contentions, petty disappointments, application to study, such things as these, once seemed the hardest trials that life could force upon you. But outside the school walls you will find that disappointments come thick and fast and failure is no uncommon thing. Cares and responsibilities will crowd around you and the happiness you have planned for yourselves will be all too elusive. A few in the army of graduates will be traitors to the standards of their teachers and Alma Mater. Some will strive to serve both God and Mammon. But many will bear in mind the greatest of all lessons taught during the school days . . . that success depends upon the individual and not upon the conditions of lifeg that self-discipline is the key to victory. None of us know what tomorrow may bring. You have been given the strength, courage, and training to overcome the obstacles which are sure to appear. As you go your way be a good citizen-one who recognizes his Christian duty, one whose life is marked by the fulfillment of his duty to God, to his country and to his home. Be faithful in devotion to Our Blessed Mother. The Star of the Sea will guide your course safely to the portals of your eternal destiny. Sincerely yours, Bro. Julius May S. M. Page Six DIR Moa

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T C R fsmws A film is onlyias good as its director. A school is only as good as its principal. This year under the careful guidance of Brother Iulius May, S.M., the stars of Chaminade won the football Oscar of the year and attained many new heights scholastically and spiritually. Many stars were discovered where before only an am- bitious actor stood, just because of Brother May's untiring efforts to keep the entire student body actively engaged in one or more school projects. Under Brother May's supervision and capably performing the assistant's task, was Brother Ioseph Mohr- haus, S.M. As a director needs an as- sistant to attend to the minor details that make or ruin a picture, thus Brother Mohr- haus has attended to the details that Brother May could find no time to perform. He attested his ability as chief director by ably assuming the responsibility when Brother Iulius left us for a Week. Upon Bro. Ioseph H. Morehaus S M V Pnn the shoulders of Father George Barrett, S.M. was the duty of guiding the spiritual Welfare of all the students. He also taught religion to the three senior classes, in- spiring them to greater heights by in- augurating daily Mass. . ' 515 Reverend George B. Barrett S.M. V 3.5 3 t. ' 'Eff' LLL' X E ff' -rlfftf 5 by 5 5' i if f ttii '22 i ii A Xxxx 1 -QQ ,' 1Q?Qfjff?3 ABE it itg3.,,9?! 5 'E is .if DIRECTOR ,gl .vase 5 E if X if ,gi ff lY.,SM it X, xx Page Seven