Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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First row, loft to riaht -- R. Laulctiart, I. O'Connor, I, Goldkamp, P. Nurrenbrovk, I. Rains, I Vtehne I. Kvssril, tiff-oricl How li. Oliorittell, 'lf Linrk, l. Mack, 1. lteichert, R. Muth, W. Kuntz, D. Fahri 'lltircl How - P. Slitiiiiavlivrs, N. Wal7, L. Parker, P, Scliaaf, L. Cormier, C. Monas, B, Neumann 6155 CZUB The house lights are dimmed, the audience settles back cozily in their seats as the orchestra leader sets the scene for the appearance of the Glee Club and a night of joyous enter- tainment. From the stage flooded with light, come the har- monious voices of our own boys, mingling with the strains of the soft rhythm of the band, in one ofthe most emotional and passionate songs of all time. Ah, yes, they are singing the beautiful story of their own creation, of their struggle for being, of their rehearsals, of their failures, of their success in this their golden year, and of the future before them. And then, much too soon, their chapter in the life of the studio in the passing year passes away with their song, but it leaves the audience, as all good musicals do, a feeling of love and understanding for this little group, too long overlook- ed and kept from stardom. Like the band, with which they walk clown the road of success, hand in hand, they have this year given directors and movie critics, as well as fans, some- thing they will never forget. Page Twenty-eight

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BAND lt was not so many months ago that Brother Iulius May, our studio president, announced that he had succeeded in buy- ing the movie rights to a band. And thus, through his valiant eltorts and the unlimited financial backing oi the Fathers' Club, the only missing chapter in the history ot the studio was iilled in, in this the year ot the realization ot our dreams. Today this little organization is in its infancy, and while it hasn't had a chance to show its genius in a iull length musi- cal, it does boast ot many accomplishments. Some of our technical advisors, who have watched its progress with keen interest and who have even filmed musicals in short films tor release, inform us that it will be the talk ot the sets next year. Undoubtedly, great things will be expected ot ity even heights which should be deemed unthinkable, and yet, it is your movie reporter's opinion, that with just halt ot the talent shown in rehearsals, they will live up to these expectations and will be the foundation tor more brilliant productions. First Row- F. Elrirdo, F. l-lasenstah, A, Galamb, Seiond Row-Mr. H. Merkle, director, A. Kionenberger, I. Thornas, I, Zajbel, I. Zeller, L Millni H Iecke-ring, P. Ieckerinq. Third Row - R. Laukhart, R. Standish, E. Schults, L. Mahle, I. Schneble, T. Schneble, I. Stang Page Twenty-nine