Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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nu-u-I the tirst, it was here that we were taught the many sciences, the langu- ages, and that ingenious tool math- ematics. Sportsmanship was also im- parted. As tor the second principle, it was within this building that we were brought more closely to the Ways and means of Christ, Our Savior. Yes, it was in this sort ot training that we were given a sort ot pre- view of our lite to come. But though these halls contain the record ot Work and Play, the Results ot all these preparations can only be shown lov us in the future years.

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Housed within a venerable building, the hallowed halls of Chaminade reach out to us as a constant source ot inspiration. For it was in these halls that we came tirst of all to broaden our knowledge so that We might be able to take our place in the World ot which we are members. Secondly, it was in these halls that we were brought to realize more tully what we were created for: namely, that we might be happy with our Maker in the lite to come. Let us see just how these two prin- ciples are carried out. ln regard to

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Sculptors of In the following pages, we, the students, are trying to express toward the faculty our deep sense of obligation and gratitude. But words can never express our thanks to them. Therefore, to each of the members, the spiritual soldiers and the unknown heroes in the fight against ignorance and immorality, we wish to award a medal. However this medal is not made from material, gold or silver, but from the lasting steel of tribute. ' F or under the expert marshaling of their lovely and pure Commander, the Blessed Virgin Mary, these soldiers, holding on high their banner of Charity, began the march upon the combined army of indecency and illiteracy. And always their forces drove the enemy into a hurried retreat which soon became a rout as the front lines of impurity and vice were shattered. But not content with ridding only one continent of these evil forces, these men have traveled the world over for this purpose. And as they come and go, each man gives a new idea, a new tactic with which to battle the ever pressing ranks of corruption. As a well-trained, efficient General, The Holy Mother shows her soldiers the means by which to overcome their enemy. And, as always in a war where there is but one prize and toward which all of the battles flow, so in this war Robert W. Blume, S.M. Registrar Louis I. Brendel, S.M. Buyer Maintenance Martin M. Brewi, S.M. English Chemistry Athletic Director lames E. Donnelly, S.M. Religion Latin English Mistrel Supervisor Wilbur I. Dunsky, S.M. Religion English Freshman Basketball Coach 8