Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1947 volume:

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The Brothers of Mary bore the brunt of supplying higher education to the Catholics of Dayton for almost a hundred years. Learned and religious men in a long procession have given their utmost on the elementary, intermediate, and collegiate levels. Their meager financial resources were used to back up their educational endeavors to the point of exhaustion. They have no more to give. The Fathers Club became interested, They met week after week, they plotted and planned in dead earnestness for ways and means to provide for their sons a respectable school building. Now they have had to withdraw from the field of battle. That puts the future of Chaminade squarely into your hands. You have been sent by the Arch- bishop to carry the ball. While it is true that the worth of a school is measured more by the moral character of its teachers and the manly spirit of its students than by the polished marble in its halls, it is likewise true that there comes a time when the lofty purpose of the school is out of all proportion to the material surroundings in which that purpose must be worked out. All of us feel that point has now been reached. Your spirit of loyalty to your Alma Mater must urge you on to correct what is now so wrong, to build up in this Gem City a Chaminade High of which you can be proud, a school where the undying principles of Father Chaminade, the principles of our Catholic faith will be perpetuated for your own sons and for future generations. Class of '47, congratulations! Congratulations on your successful graduation from Chaminade, congratulations on the enviable record you have compiled scholastically, religiously, and athletically while you were on the way. Success to you in the battle you will now enter as sons of the Mother of God and men of Chaminade. Faithfully yours in J.M.J., I I Principal, Page 5 w: ?v'7:lTfil:, t 'Q '-l'ff',f1-'il ','4 e' r' ' . ' '. 'S' ,, --,IW K 1 ' ..'.', , f s . . J- .4 it gt.. - ' r '02, t Sons of Mary, how may we ever repay you for the sacrifices made for us, how, may we express our appreciation for your guidance and advice. You have given your all in Mary's name to us and our classmates. With untiring patience and undying faith, you, with Mary's grace have from unruly 'freshmen transformed us into men of character. ' ,You have guided the development of our characters by example andiword, youlhave actualized for us the teaching of Christ, stressing His love of Mary and mankind, you have above all else taught us the importance of love fdr our fellowmen. ' We have seen you together in prayer, together in study and 'in work. How striking is the example of your family . . . priests and brothers all working together, helping one another, without envy, without ambitions, ,greed or deceit. It is this spirit, this way of life which we must teach the world. Your efforts have nottbeen 'in vain, your examples have not failed -in their purpose, for we have caught this spirit, and we have realized our responsibility to bring this way of life into our world., Yes, you have done your job well, with- out complaint, withoutlmateriallreward, you have Informed us' A- apostles of Mary. ' i i - .4 1 -U 61 .1 tr 5-. s ,ln ' J . Vi 5.-Y 'l 1 I 1-. Y 'Q ,S -M w -4 nf? 19? ight! A 4.' , ' 9 .yn ! rs. t l M ss I 1 l7T1Y'1 , '. l if Q I I u ' A We A ' A ' -U 1 ' ' f - R 5 iw ff ' ' L . , - fi, sl AE, , t i X Q - eff' .1 'r . J-rw, wr- ' . . 1 'afar X muivl-97 ' 4 i 4 ' I ,J A L I V r l 3? ,QV , lf h - H I K I .. V . 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James J. Loughran, S.M. Cafeteria Manager Page 8 Bro. Francis P. Meder, S.M Maintenance Rev Civics Bro. Norbert A. Sturm, S.M. Rehqlon English English Religion German Projector Club, Advisor Mr. George M. Early Civics American History Brother Jos. F. Janning, S.M. English Solid Geometry Mechanical Drawing Poet's Corner, Advisor ltother Louis A. I-lotticlr, S.M. Physics German Bro. Henry J. Honneri, S.M Algebra Solid Geometry Plane Geometry Mechanical Drawing Turkey Drive Paper Drive Math Club, Advisor Rev. John G. Dickson, S.M Religion C S M C ,Schoolhloderato Catholic Action, Seniors Page 9 if Br other Stephen Sheehy, S.M. Bro. Bernard D. Diethorn, S.M. Rev.Adrian J. McCarthy, S.M Bookkeeping English Economic Geography Business Mathematics American History Latin Athletic Director Bookstore Religion Chaminade News, Faculty Advisor Golf Mr. George Kondotf Economic Geography Occupations Student-Placement nm. Tim. r. Midaenaoif, s.M. Religion Brother Fred I-'. Mathues, S.M. Chemisny Religion C.S.M.C., Chaminade Unit English Catholic Action' BIO. wane! A. Klillk, S.M. C.S.M.C., Joan of Arc Unit Sophomores English Catholic Action, Juniors Sound Engineers Latin Booster Club, Moderator Camera Club Cheerleaders The Eagle, Faculty Advisor Photography-Eagle Staff Bowling, Faculty Advisor L- ' 'V S? if Bro. Charles J. Fahey, S.M. Mr. Roland A. Myers World History World History English Economic Geography Chaminade News American History Head Basketball Coach Bro. Jos. C. Schielein, S.M. Bro. Law.W Sandman, S.M. Latin Religion Religion English Economic Citizenship Mathematics Vocation Club, Advisor A 8. Y Bro. Terence L. Leazer, S M Algebra l'-Anzac SCll'llC'f Clue Club QA 1? Bro. Bernard F. Morgan, S.M, English Religion Latin Catholic Action, Freshmen Stamp Club, Faculty Advisor Bro. Michael J. Moakler, S.M. English Religion Bro. Jos. M. Stefanelll, S.M. English Religion World History Bro. Edw. G. Engelhardt,S.M. C.s.M.c., Mariana: Ulm Algebra General Science Mx Donald Butler Business Law Bro. Wm. T. Anderson, S.M. Plane Geometry Algebra General Science Bro. Robt. H.Springman,S.M. Basic Mathematics Business Mathematics Plane Geometry Band Director Bro. Joseph L. Hoffman, S.M. General Science Algebra .J Jaf1-t,.1 ,. 'Clue nllmqgd x Basil ,. -Her LI '- Onr-9 -rt Page 12 Typing Bro. Eugene C. Zapp, S.M. Algebra General Science Bro. Andrew H. Schralz, S.M. Bxo. Wm. Hildebrand., S.M. Mn. Lucy Selig Lnbrurlan R X XX ik a Miss Agnes M. Mahle Secretary Page 13 I' tfv'1?f if -'fP 'v'f'21 'B1i, i Q I I s ,..,vg h ,595 i ff 11.33- W . 9 if.. 4 f , I 4... s 'f ws , J v . .. - 5 . -. .. . . I gy '. We are to leave, this our.Chaminade. Here we havelived four happy years of school life. As through these pages we pause thoughtfully we whisper - Here is our chaminadest , Chaminade, a word, a name, a MAN - but more it is part of us, part of our lives, part of our character. We have succeeded! We have attained the goal we've striven for ever since we first became Men of Chaminadef' Welhave added to our victories, our successes and failures, this our latest achieve- ment, our graduation! Our. hearts rejoice as this - our youthful battle to become men - is won! W With every joy, with every success there is sadness, there is responsibility in this our quest for happiness., We leave carefree day, our boyhood friends, to face weightier tasks, to greet friend and foe in worldly strife. We bid farewell to Chaminade, but not to all She has taught us.. We cannot forget Hefr ideals, Her prin- ciples, Her values and motives, She has cradled, guided, nourished and perfected us. l-ler training will not be in vain foriinto the troubled worldiof hate and greed, into the world where might is-W right, vve bear the light of Chaminade. We have learned the Christian lesson of working together, of playing together, and. with this our method, this our technique, we, the Seniors of 1947, can win and change this our world! s ' ., It :A , i l 4 5 ek F0 'X ' W . X F ' x .ai ,,,i,, , uv J - , X! A. f 5 , . . . L 1 A -2- . 1 aff'- 1-. U A 4 i 1 1 - ,.. 1. ' Illmr.. .-4fu'.1.tn.!nL-Mama!! V, fl' . .. I - , w m,rla I' 9 y , fmlibq Q 'X' I lm ug tn- . 'bn Q 1 I X 1 M .. 53.1.-, . F ,HM . me v , X - ., L. N 4 Arjgg fgxrg,,..' 4 n A,:g: HY 1 . -4, . If f -.-.J. L ff Q P' 1fs,r.4'f5f1'sTi?i3S5y,:':4P 1 V ,1' 'vw X will X,-7. l x f ' ' , ..,...... ' f , ww , k 4 , .W , , .Q Ftiw? Q5 I , .,-- Www, .ww 'WW Wwfwuawgf ' ' f? L!f'f'-- -'WW N 'V ,am- 'wlwrw-. v aa., X ,A gm Q 1 4 .ZZ ,? +.Yf 35.4 224:46 LK 2,162 Vw 1 4 Qxi:ij:,5Qfg,y,.,, wwe, L W . wwff-S uw .f .Hn Y fit , , . 4 x A 4 V , 4 X 4 1,3 L, Y .., -A Y . , , ,L ,mv Q , ,.. , , -1- . V ., Q w 7:32. F' ' H Q 5' W2 fx 2:5 I ' ' ' ig , Q 2 , 5 VZ . 1 A K. 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Bomhorsi Kenny Theodore E. Borgert Bogie Alfred E. Bonner Al 3155 'Ofgceiql ,V amina e ews I ' ' James F. Bonfig Briar C'S'M'C' I' 2 Annual Staff 4 Donald E. Bolton Don CSAM-C 2' 3 Caleleml Squad 2' 3 Class Omcer I Catholic Action 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Hom' R011 3 Booster Club 2 Chaminade News 2, 3 Minstrel 2, 3 Library Staff 2 ' Annual Staff 4 0 ,flttluvi I, William G. Brennan Bill Class Officer l James Brennan Bo-Bo Minstrel 2 3 Jgmes V, Bgghe Jim Chaminade News 1, 2 Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Ron 2 3 Intramural Bowling 2, 4 Math Club 3' 4 Cheer Leader 1, 2 Annual Staff 3, 4 Underclass Editor 4 Richard J. Brockrnan Cave-Man Math Club 3, 4 William O. Broolcley Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3 .lunior Prom Committee Math Club 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3 if fu 5' 4-9 wa ' Page 19 X JS Carl D. Bruns Poodles Class Officer 3 Intramural Bowling 3 Robert J. Carder Bob s E .w f4 t Chaminade Sewers 1 C-5-M-C 1, 3, 4 Thomas E. Carnes Shep glasi Ofgiig Q 3 4 Thomas D. Castle Tom oos er , , Chaminade News 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 John L. Cavanaugh J. C. Minstrel 3 ' Projector Club 3, 4 C,5'M.C. 4 Cljaminade News 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3 Mlnslfel 3 Class Oliicer 4 Booster Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Freshman Basketball Manager . o I 1 John L. Cavender Jocko gijffghigf 3 Michael A. cam Mike chamimde News 1, 2 Perfect Attendance 2 Donald P. coeman Corky Annual Sfaff 3' 4 Libmy SM 1' 2 C-5-M-C 1' 2' 4 charles M. combs chuck Editor-in-Chief 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Cl Om 2 4 Catholic Action 3 Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, 3, 4 ass Cer ' James H. Common Jim I-ibf31'Y Staff 1, 2, 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Minstrel 3 5 Page 20 33 S 'T a James D. Dakin Jim Leon E. Deppen Foreman Class Officer 3 lntermural Bowling 4 Vernon A. Dahlinghaul Band 1, Q' 3' 4 Mlnslfel 3 .. ., Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Ora A. Croft Hungry giS.Mgfk.2 Cafeteria Squad L 2' 3' 4 Leo E. Cook Cookie Projector Club 4 B55 'Ce' 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 mwwdhjw Paul B. Dorsien Blondie Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Robert J. Donahue Irish C'S'M'C' 3' 4 Raymond D. Dornansky Ray Class Officer 1 Lib,-ary ggagf 1 Donald Dibley Hnonu C.S,M.C, 4 Intramural Bowling 2 Fencing 3 Class Officer 4 Booster Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 2 I riff William E. Drake Bill I L 6 if 'i Page 91 X Allred E. Drapp Al C.S.M.C. 1, 2 Honor Club 1 John H. Draves Father Annual Statt 4 'C-5-M-C 1 Charles E. Drerup Chuck Intramulral Bowling 2 lglsleiggdinllilb 3 1 2 3 Booster Club 4 Donald E. Dxexlex ,.Don., Minsire 2 m ews , , Ch ' d S , .c ,, - National Honors LibrarY Stati 1, 2 Libilglastju 3rv4ers 4 PF0leCf01' Club 1, 2, 3, 4 James R' Drhcou DHS Poets Corner 4 ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 C-5-M-C 2 C' ,-5 Minstrel 2, 3 Poets Corner 4 Raymond E. Duckro Ray Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 -at q Page 22 o Q o William E. Duffy Ned C,S.M.C. 2, 3 Paul R. Dulsky Class Officer 2. 3 C,5,M,C, 1 Patrick J. Egan Irish Golf If 21 31 4 Perfect Attendance C,5,M,C, 3, 4 Intramural Bowling 4 National Athletic Scholarship Society Class Officer 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 2, 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society John E. Elbert Mort C.S,M.C. 1 I Robert B. Flaute Flit Harry J. Fink Round-man ihamiTasefFiw5 1' 2 t nnua ta Thomas L. Everman Tom Class 0fflCer 4 tntramuta, Bowttng 2 3 John C. Emrick Honor Roll l, 2, 3 S'Uden'CO1mC 2 Library Statt 2' 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Baskefball 1' 2' 3' 4 .AY y. Robert J. Fleckenxtein Hone Student Council 3 Intramural Bowling 4 o frank E. Frountellrer Frank Catholic Action 3 Eugene F. Forsthotel forsty Class Otticet tl 9 Class Officer l Chaminade News l, 2, 3, 4 Donald C. Flohre Don Football 2, 3, 4 Eagle Stall 4 C's.M.C. 3' 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Ralph E. Fleischman Flash perfect Attendance 3, 4 Football 5, 4 Library Stall 3 Minstrel 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 4 7- I Daniel E. Fulwiler Speedy' Class Ollicer l, 2, 3 .Junior Prom Committee Football l, 2, 3, 4 All-City 4 National Athletic Scholar ship Society 2, 3 Track t A Page 95 Robert W. Gaeke Bob Richard Gallivan ' 'Pinnochio Joseph M. Garcia Joe Class Qfficef 1' 2 :award P. Geraghty za Chammade News 2' 3' 4 James J. Gilvary Jim National Honor Society C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Catholic Action 3, 4 Senior Vice-President Prom Cimmittee 3 J 1 -l Basketball Manager 3, 4 Football Manager 4 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society Chaminade News 3, 4 . Eagle Staff 4 Minstrel 2, 3 o 4uub4 -i Wilfred H. Glaser Willie I A C SM C 2 3 4 ArthurH.Goldkamp Goldie Catholic Abtion 3, 4 Class Office' I Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Foolbau 2' 3' 4 Junior Prom Committee Basketball 1' 2' 3' 4 Football 1, 2 Malh 3, 4 Chaminade News 3 4 Minstrel 3 Donald C. Gras Eagle Staff 4 Banfi 1' 2' -3 0 Class Officer 1, 2 Nanfmal Pffhlehc Scholar' Projector Club 1, 2 John R. Griffin N SNP iolfillew S Chaminade News 3 C S M C 3 4 ationa onor ociety ' ' ' '. ' Class Officer 3 Annual Staff 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Raymond J. Grimme Rocky W 3 ll 1 'u Q.: Q1 rd Page 24 Q t if N ASA, gl Russell E. Harishorn Run Bernard J. Hausteld Hausey Donald R. Ha,-,op Don Pertect Attendance 2, 3 Thomas Hamlin Tom Booster Club 3, 4 flass Office' I' Raymond Gross, Jr. Ray - Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4 'mammal Bowlmg 2' 3' 4 Minstrel 3 ' I 0 irwww' If Robert F. Heck Bob Paul R. Hemmelgarn, Jr. Hemmie Class Otticer 4 Football 2, 3, 4 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 2, 3, 4 Annual Stall 4 ' -1 Vivtor P. Herbert Vic C.S.M.C. 1 Class Otticer I Minstrel 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 M 1 's Robert A. Heyne Bob C.S.M.C. 2 Booster Club 1, 2 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Robert H. Hickey Bob C S,M.C. Officer 3 Booster Club 3, 4 Page 25 'fl Dwight L. Hilgeford Dutch William P. Hoban Lee C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Robert B. Hoff Sass cfffge' 5 C-S,M-C- 2, S Robert J. Hom Bob J u ,BHP ourecl 3. Class Officer 3 CS-M-C' Officer 3 James H. Hook Mumba., Pun1Zrllr?m2 Omimfee Junior Prom Committee Basketball 1 oo a , , 3, I . All City, State 4 Golf 31 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Ch d N National Athletic Scholar- Miggxgia 26 ews 3' 4 Band 3' 4 ship Society 2, 5, 4 Cafeteria Squad 2 Annual Staff 4 -i. G' Lawrence S. Huffman Larry Perfect Attendance 2 Class Officer 3 Chaminade News 1 Intramural Bowling 3 Page 26 -4 William E. Hussey Cheerleader 1, 2 Eugene A. Jablinski Catholic Action 3 John G. Jackowski Perfect Attendance 1' 3 RobertG.Jackowski Chicko Class Officer 2 Student Council 2 .tv ffl 1 ' , - if tit. J. Earl James Buddy wP 'v Clarence W. Keller Bull Football Manager 3, 4 JEYOHIC Kelble HJCKIYH Inlfgmural Bowling 3' 4 William E. Kammer nm gihMl'C' 2 tu 3 Robert M' Johnson 'mobil Junior Prom Committee Pgrfeitllnecnlloixqce 2 3 C.S.M.C. 4 Chaminade News 2, 3 Class Officer 2 ' Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 ?hammadleBNeTf5 3' 4 Annual Sfaff 4 Math Club 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Fmrafnura ow mg 3' 4 National Honor Society 4 Chaminade News 1, 2 encmg 3' 4 Library Staff t, 2 0 O Y 04 MM' Oswald E. Koller Eugene W' Klosterman Perfect Attendance 3 Donald L. Kothman Sleepy Perfect Attendance I lntranmral Bowling 3, .1 t Robert L. Kennedy Ken Class Officer 4 if Richard A. Kteismir mek Gene Fencingg, C.S.M.C. l, 3 50 C i s I I I Page 2' EarlJ. Kronenberger Dutch C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Perfect-Attendance 2 Hank L' Krug Annual Staff 4 Richard L. Krug Intermural Bowling 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Thomas E. Kussman T Chaminade Servers 3 In The Service C,5,M,C, 1 Tony R. Lair T l Class officer s c.s.M.c. Officer s l Student Council 3 Class Officer 2, 4 l Junior Prom Committee Chaminade News 1, 2, 3, 4l Intramural Bowling 3 Annual Staff 3, 4 l ' Chaminade Servers 1, 2 Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4' National Athletic Scholar-l ship Society 3, 4 o ii, xx A V o I ff- Thomas R. Lambert Tugo C.S.M.C. Officer 1 Class Officer 3 Oratorial Contest Winner 1 James F- Leary Jimbo Chaminade News 1, 2 C,S,M,C, 2, 3, 4 Francis D Lehman Minsifel 2, 3 Honor Roll 2, 3 ' Cheer Leader 1, 2 Class Officer 2, 4 Marvin J. Lehman 'l'oodles Catholic Action 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3 chaff Keeper 31 4 Chaminade News Math Club 31 4 Photographer 4 Annual Statf 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 SPOYYS Ediml' Intramural Bowling 4 National Honor Society Chaminade Se,-vers 1, 2 Minstrel 3 Cafeteria 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 4 Russell Lehman In the Service Page 28 73 Q ., l Donald J. Lingg Don C-S'M'C- 2 Thomas C. Locke 'l'om Jerome A. Logan Jerry Catholic Action 3 Honor Roll 1 Class Officer 4 William J. Leibold Bill , Chaminade Servers 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Bishop Thin Intramural Bowling 4 Conference Secretary 4 Minshel 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Band I 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel 2, 3 Student Council l Booster Club 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 4 Q I David P. Lucid Dave Catholic Action 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 lumes W. McPherson Mac Perfect Attendance I Class Officer 2 Chaminade News 2 lntermural Bowling 3 George J. Matt James J. Mark Quill Perfect Attendance 2 C,S,M,C, 2 lntramural Bowling Catholic Action 3 Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Class Officer l, 2 Student Council 4 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 Chaminade News 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Intramural Bowling 3 Chaminade Servers 4 , Minstrel 2 V - 1 l National Honor Society C Paul P. Meineke Monk H H Football 2, 3, 4 John T- Meade Mac National Athletic Scholar Class Officer 4 ship Society lntramural Bowling 3, 4 4 1 2. 3. 4 U jeff. f ' 4, ff 'ff ,,4.f Page 29 T 520 Paul G Melia Jerry C S M C 4 Robert J Menke Bob Cahlohc Achon 5 1 1 B Frank A Mercun Frank Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 nlramura owlmg 4 Class Officer 3 Chaminade Servers 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Donald P. Mescher Don Booster Club 4 In the service Honor R911 1' 3' 4 Donald F. Meyer Max Math Club 3, 4 Class Officer 2 l Annual Staff 4 Student Couneil 2 Intramural Bowling 3 Activities sailor 4 Math Club 5, 4 Llbfaw, Sfaff 1 Minstrel 3 Chaminade News 2, 3' 4 Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, 3 1 l Band 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society imiiional Honor Society 14 1 0 . 0 ,N o iq i Roberi N. Millard Bo C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4 Donald L. Miller Oof i giiuhogif Action 3 Class Office' 2 Donald J' Monnig Racke 3 ass icer 2, 4 I 1 IB 1' 1' 3 ' 1 Basketball Manager 1 5a:ZQ:1:SqS:dlrr?2, 3 Perfect Allendance 3 Elwoodl-M99'man w99dY 1 Projecior Club 3, ,4 Class Officer 3 C. Edward Mueller 1 Chaminade News 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1 Library Staff 1, 2 Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society Fencing 2, 3 In the Service 1 Page 30 l 4 'f .v Edward J. O'Neil Ed aMo'H c nw' CSMCZ3 - wa' ' eun 0' le Class Officer 3 D I 4 . I .. ,. I I H . H ame J oconnel Dan Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Chaminade News 2, 4 Jerome R' 0 Bnen huh -?oof erPClubC2 ' 1 Chaminade News I, 2, 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 2, 3 Umor rom Ommn ee Minstrel 2, 3 Minstrel 2 Rlchud P' Murphy Library Staff 3, 4 Cafeteria 2, 3 Class Officer 4 In the Service T Z g t ' 0 O Howard R. Otto, Jr. Fencing 3 Fred J. Pain Fritz Class Officer 3 Football 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Robert E. Porter Speed G-iv H. P01101 Gee Basketball 1, 2 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3 Annual S185 4 John S- Perkins Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Foogball 2, 3, 4 Intramural Bowling 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3 . :JSF 'X , . fl F Page 31 Patrick L. Quinn Pat Class Officer Conrad J. Rauch Intramural Bowling 3, 4 l 1 l Carl A. Reichert Blondie C.S.M.C. 3 Joseph L. Rector Joe Honor R011 11 2' 31 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Richard E- Reefe Dick Math 'Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 1, 2 Cys-'Mrcq 3' 4 Thomas I-I. Reichard Tom Chammade News 31 4 Minstrel 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2 C.S,M,C, 2 Amlual Sfaff 4 , Fencing 3 C1655 Officer 4 Perfect Attendance 2 National Honor Society Boosier Club 3 Math Club 4 Chaminade News 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 2 Annual Siaff 4 National Honor Society Social Editor Minstrel 2 K 1' gi 1. Q Raymond E. Rieger Ray Annual Staff 4 william A. Riley mu l Minstrel 3 Donald D. Riner Don ' R:anf-11914 f----f---- Theodore R. Russell Ted l is V i' 1. wi 5 , i Michael A. Schmidt Smitty CSM C. 2, 3, 4 Jerome E. Schaefer Jerry Cmholic Acnon 3 John C. Sauer Sweeney C.S.M.C. t Class Officer 2 l ' S d C AI 2 John C. Sanders Johnnie Perfect Attendance 2 i+':ei::sinOH3Cer 2 tvilzitherglubognil Redmond T. Sage Red . 9 ' . Projector Club 3, 4 National Honor Society Annual Staff 4 Band 2, 3, 4, Photography e Robert G. Sendelbach Bob William C. Schweller Bill Projector Club 3, 4 ' James D. Schock Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 . H H Math Club 3, 4 John E. Schneider Apple Chaminade News 1, 2' 3' 4 C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Intramural Bowling 2, 3 Catholic Action 4 National Honor Society William D. Schneberger Sneezy Proiector Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 2, Minstrel 2, 3 Band 3, 4 Library Staff l , 1- if , 5,4 Senior Treasurer Student Council 2, 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Football 1, 2, 3, 4 National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 2, 3, 4 All City 3, 4 Basketball l Annual Staff 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 4 Xu Page 33 Charles P. Shanesy, Jr. Charlie Donald F. Shearer Shiek 11- ,ix Ch-Hminade News 1, 2 John R. smith smarty Intramural Bowling 3 Ch . d N Chaminade Servers 4 In::rT1?a1eBoexEn3 3 Edward spahn 9 William ra. speyer Bin Chaminade News 1, 2, 3, 4 fi . 7 . l I Robert G. Stachler Spike c.s.M.c:. 1, 2, 3, 4 -' Catholic Action 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4 James L. Stanton Jimmie Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Chamlhade News 2 Senior Secretary Student Council4 ,, . ,, Junior Prom Committee 3 Robert si' John Sami Football 2, z, 4 C-S-M-C 4 Basketball 2, 3' 4 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Chaminade News 3 Donald C. Tangeman Don Business Manage? 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1, 3, 4 hltramural Bowling 1 Junior Prom Committee 3 L1bfafY Staff 1 I Chaminade News 2 Natlonal Athlehc Scholar- lnlramural Bowling 2, 3' 4 Edward P. Tate ,,Tale',, ship Society 3, 4 All City 4 Booster Club 4 Math Club 5, 4 Page 34 John S. Telek, Jr. Robert N. Teyber Ty C.S,M C. Officer 3 Booster Club 4 4 I' James R. Thill lntramural Bowling 3, 4 William J. Taylor, Jr. Moe Library Staff 2, 3 Chaminade News QI 3 R0bel'l E- TUYIOY mlb Booster Club 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Senior Editor Minstrel 3 Intramural Bowling 2, 3 Fencing 3 ,,f 1 O William L. Thoma, Jr. Perfect Attendance 6 Milton C. Tobe 'l'obe Perfect Attendance 2 , H Class Officer 3 Bm Football 2, s Edward A. Trick Ed Booster Club 2 Francis Trick James J. Turnbusch Jim CSMC, 1, 2, 3, 4 Catholic Action 3 Honor Roll 3, 4 Student Council 4 Booster Club 2, 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 National Honor Society l Class Officer 1, 4 Ori, Q-y .J QA Y Page 35 .1 .QF Q 4. is l. lt l Joseph L. Ulrich Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 , Chaminade News 3' 4 Donald E. Vandenbrock uvandy.. Band 1, 2' P Earl F. Verrett Bud effect Attendance 2 Dgn E, Vgcke Singer , Annual staff 4 Class Officer 1 Alfred J' Volk Iniramural Bowling 2' 4 Chaminade News 2 Chaminade News 3, 4 ' Mmsffel 5 Annual staff 4 Intramural Bowling 4 D 4 1 Z I J. 1 i 6' . 1 , . A 5 3 C.S.M.C. 3 4 ' David J. Voss Catholic Action 3, 4 Joseph V' wahrer Class Officer 3, 4 B'-7051917 Club 2, 3, 4 William B. Waldo Bill HOHOI' 120115 Annual Sfaff 4 , Intramural Bowling 3, 4 ' Math Club 4 Intramural Bowling Thomas A. Waldren Tom '5- National Honor Society l Annual Statt 3 Jack A. Walter Curly ,E Theme Editor 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Minstrel 3 Page 36 c-ug , U 1 1 I, ': ' ,f Clifford W. Westbeld . I H Welty Louis E. Wellmeler Lou Honor Roll l, 3 Harold E. Wehner Harry Poofball 2 A Math Club 3, 4 Clarence M. Wehner, Jr. C-S-NLC. 4 Intramural Bowhng 3' 4 Nalional Honor 50Ci0lY Theodore H warning mred.. Mike Perfectlkttendance l, 2, 3, 4 ' - Booster Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2 xgljrrslsfau 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Poets Corner 4 41 I 6 Robert J. Weslendorf 1 rkockya 1 Class Officer l, 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Intramural Bowling 1, 2 Cafeteria Squad l, 2, 3 t in , 4 x X , ia Joseph C. Wilhelm Gert Chaminade News 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel 2, 3 Band 2 '56 ' e Richard P. Williams Ricky C.S.M.C. 1 Intramural Bowling 2, 4 Minstrel 3 if Robert F. Williams Bob Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Ralph A. Wise Bugs C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Booster Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel 3 Fencing 3 Oratorical Contest l A S 1? Y Page 37 -...--. -,. Yen., -, - Booster Club 3' 4 George W. Young Windy Math Club 3, 4 Chaminade News 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Projector Club 3, 4 Chaminade Servers 4 Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Staff 1, 2 enafg , Gregory Young Greg Intramural Basketball 1, 3 Math Club 3, 4 Richard J. Zaiovits Zia adfzaacj. Intramural Bowling 4 Pertect Attendance 1, 2, 3 John A. Zimmerman Football 1, 2, In the Service 3, 4 Thomas E. Zimmerman Zim' C.S.M.C. 3, 4 Catholic Action 3, 4 Class Otticer 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee Chairman Football 2, 3, 4 All City 4 Chaminade News 3 Annual Stat! 4 Business Manager Page 38 National Athletic Scholar ship Society 4 Intramural Bowling 3, 4 Senior Class President I . 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Q44 .fl rf - . ff 4125 '5Pl g 's y' f2???f.v?,f ' Q x n 2 Q 5 I' 1 - ln I--' ilu 40 ll ' Q' ' '- , qnllllll' N Q sl ll' 4 E L - ,F !l!' -- llllll i - .Quill A X L g L I A 1 L- 1 1 q'1?-I ' ' - ,.n SP1 'WEPJ ,, .'- I j - Q-z'1:.-, . L' . Y 1 ll? , h .f ' li .llmavwiggf 1 Y-:.:::..-.-- 'S 14: EQHMINHDE ,...4- 'j - . gQ :fl3'5 - T l 4 1-up 'j - ,,,,l Q-.gb - i :sz I ui If I 'rl I a Y 1 . I 1 if XX?' I- .1- ':2 I O 0 .? Qllxi .ym!fiDpjig7g41....q. 2 r 'W' .. ., i,- ff-t.-fig it if Hi 4TLu:'i!-,RFK-,vu-:J 0 , Q . 'f-'- Q , 1 ,ml - , 1 1 1 1 lt. 1 Another year has passed - 'another page intproury been turned. We, the Seniors of '47 mustkbtid ,.you, our brothers in the great family of Chaminade., To Juniors, the Sophomores and Freshmen, our brothers, we entrust the spirit which is Cihaminadels. .-et fa We have vvorked together, we have played together, have studied together, We have prayed together. You, hneijsf '- to 'our achievements and our mistakes, will carry on Where. 1 , -31 we must leave - rightful glory unfinished itasksli f 5' IAP To you the Underclassmeh, we--:say - you must Wefkeff hard, pray hard and play hard if you are to succeed in leading of Chaminade to greater triumphs. You 'must by our mistakes, succeeding wh-ere we failed, your avenge our defeats, winniirg Where Never i -i .1-,ws striving, keep looking upwardiandl beyondd your we leave the future of Chaminade. ' ' r a , ,QJ 1 Qt: if X 'Q 1 B1 5 J ' Iii?-54 f f V 'EZ-'4 5' ff? , . 1 4.1 in Al -7 -..- -A . f' , it J-142' ,gl -,,'.-M .-.1 , 45 t I . ' c I H A P 5 if X 0' A ! . x A 'atm-3' ' 'S'-Q-- I 4 Y X.:-J -4' . I . ,Tl-tj '- I -ag sh: C ' ' ' . u-Q: Q . ' - .5 . sf' 4 'ff , -6 X . , 'I tg fy X . xx . . . 1 . I rv., Q-A -Ji-Y. L .f X'- 0 . Q- -..,. 2.2.53 f .A- v ' . we A. .K .-w A 1 1 N x --SP J2- ,,,,,f1 4 .P v. y 1 I A variety of interests marks this class and its spirit is shown by the Lett to Right - ROW 1-J. Kawsky, F. John- son, D. Watren, A. Was muth, C. Bulpin, B. Faulk- ner, M. Smith, C. Huels man, G. McMahon, J Girian. ROW 2-T. Solomon, H Frohmuth, E. Domsitz, D Knese, A. Folino, W. But ler, J. Weber, A. Rector P. VVal!er, R. Troxel, W Trimbach, N. Monnin. ROW 3-R. Stebel, G. Mauch N. Brinkman, J. Koehnen, R. Thomas, M. Kobes, J Krapt, J. Riley, J. Fulwiler J. Hickey, J. Crouch. Page 44 1 participation in the Booster Club and Bowling. Lett to Right ROW 1-J. Egalite, A. Mc Closkey, L. Cash E. Cor donnier, T. Connair, R Barnwell ROW 2-J. Minch, J. Boggan T. Fitzgerald G. Porter Seuttert, J. Ryan, J. Tie man, R. Meyer, R. Dineen ROW 3-P. Lee D. Staudter R. Bresnin J. Henz H Goldschmidt R. I-'ecke J Buchholz W. Heberle T Xvestendort J. Schoeftman D. Bertino ROW 4-R. Jackson N Schwartz, R. Mullins, Brant R. Seifert R. Danis zewski, R. Spieler, W Murphy, T. Lamhre, A Kramer C. Suhr ABSENT - T. Hagan p I A class which participates in many activities, and shows spirit in them all This is Junior B ts. 77? .V X -, Y. . 'Q LJ ll ,+lj,' '- if 4 J I I I T , I I I I I I I I C I I , . l jr. . 3-,G Lett to Right - Row l-T. Banzar, J. Gabor E. Han, D. Moorman, J Donovan, R. Link, D. Gas ton, R. Zimmerman, R Wenclewioz. ROW 2-R. Kothman, C Russell, P. Smith,M. Guess O. Korte, G. Bauer, R Glaser, C. Fricke, D. Burns R. Whitman. ROW 3 - W. Spatz, C. Thill, P. Miltner, J. Deger, C. Mischler, C. Heider, G. Hoetler, T. Girard, J. Tem- pleton, J. Wuebben. 1-1 --Y ie- I A Leading 'the school in the Marianist Drive was D , the class that leads the school in go-getting spirit. Its members are particularly interested in sports. An active class and one that is represented in many fields is Junior C , having members on the football team, and more on the bowling team. Lett to Right - ROW 1 - R. Caulfield. G Karl, C. Kremer, C. Kon dott, N. Martin, J. Koep nick, E. Haupt, F. Baldas sane, J. Koemer. ROW 2 - J. H o r c h, W Anderson, C. Schaat, G Schwarzman, R. Kohler, G Dietz, D. Mauro, J Waldron, P. Dodaro, R Holycross. ROW 3 - J. Simpkins, J Schwiekart, R. Long, J Lyons, C. Woefte, P Fifcher, J. Blessing, J Zengel, R. Schell, J. Drum mer, E. Henr. Page 45 E 's spirit ot enthusiasm, intelligence, and athletic ability shows that it Left to Right - ROW 1 - C. Perkins, M. Aufderheide, T. Hampton D. Schweller, J. Pfeiffer, R. Eisenhauer, R. Hoke, W. Watson, L. Miller. ROW 2 - C. Zimmer, R. Reid, J. Cunningham, T. Gregory, R. Stoll, W. Leyes, R. Johnson, T. Egan, J. Nyhan. ROW 3 - W. Behringer, W Schirmer, J. Yederspiel, D. Pfeiffer, I.. Stick, E Omlor,E.Kauth, W.Huth I A. Anticoli, F. Caldwell, J . Stachler. Page 46 participates in nearly every activity in the school. Lett to Right - ROW 1 - D. Kelble, P Poeppleman, S. Roberts J. Leibold, L. Falke, J Bramlage, J. Smith, E Jauch, G. Baujan, P Schmidt. ROW 2 - R. Henz, T. Thoma R. Hunt, J. Lehman, L Lohr, L. Didier, T. Blandi G. VVright, R. Koester, N Sommers, W. Schamel, F Schaefer. ROW 3 - W. Koehler, M Smith, W. Hallerman, W Gombert, R. Stephens, D Banford, M. Cooper, T Schweiterman, J. Willman R. Lehman, W. Hovey E. Schaxnel. ABSENT - R. Haas. I 4 Well represented on the News Staff and in the Band is Junior F , a class with cooperation, and intelligence. left to Right - ROW l - J. Nealon, R O'Friel, C. Long, G Sturm, G. Warning, T Smith, J. Gabriel, T Kroger. ROW 2 - H. Boesch, J Yiely, R. Wall, W. Bren nan, R. Koepniclc, W Parker, R. Finke, J Benshic, 'l'., Becker, R Hcckwalt. ROW 3 - R. Shields, M Haines, R. Stoll, J. Raitt G. Tumbusch, J. Calhane C. Seahle, F. Hussong N. Wolf, C. Buehler, C Young, G. Smolinski. ROW 4 - J. Limbert, E Manny, C. Grismer, T Burgess, J. Kronenberger M. Ryan, R. Stelzer, R. Fecke, J. Williamson, R Fog, P. Koller. ABSENT - R. Reboulet. This is the Sophomore class with a sense of humor. ' An unassuming but effective class is A who has many faithful workers. Lett to Right - ROW l - J. Zummo, J Angerer, E. Strehle, D Schimoller, R. Huffman J. Gritieth, P. Ryan, W Staley, G. McGonigal, D Bruggeman. ROW 2 - W. Haywood, G R Lowry, W. Murray, A Munch, J. Knox, T Hinders, R. Haas, R Bellmyer, W. Boland, R. Hovey, T. Bonser. OW 3 - F. Kronauge, J Busse, J. Albers, J. Houser J. Breitenstein, C. Schae- ler, M. Karpiak, C. LeBoet, T. Diemunsch, J. Ochs, D, Schiewterman, P. Kapp. ABSENT - G. DeJesus, R Raitt, E. Scherxinger. A - - H .1 . very versatile class is Soph B having tour kegglers and an equal amount in the Band as well as Football and Booster members. Page 47 A class active in the Band and on the News Staff especially, and partakes oi Lett to Right - ROW 1 - F. Mona, D Giallombardo, J. Schaaf F. Pregton, D. Schlei, J Myers, D. Doll, W. Helm, 1 J. Moorman, A. Portkamp. ' now 2 - R. Lingg, J. W Kinder, E. Masters, D Spitzig, R. Strader, T Schneble, R. Serrer, E Ballman, R. Gohmann, Jackowski. ROW 3 - J. Glock, D Brown, K. Kessler, N. Neff J. Tancred, J. Neti, L White, R. Bucholz, Ring, N. Sietert, E. Balar dino. ROW 4 - W. Trick, R Browne, D. Young, G Smith, J. Luther, D. Mac- Pherson, R. Conrady, C. Nartker, J. Kindle, R. Gondos, P. Hilgetord, J. Gough. Page 48 sports and other clubs. ,. Lett to Right - ROW 1 - L. Bruns, D. Net! P. Weaver, W. Irwin, R Karl, R. Glaser, T. Shock ley, R. Klawon, W Wehner. ROW 2 - T. Hagedom, B Krapt, J. Tuohy, B. Canty W. Monahan, D. Dunne C. Birtle, R. Fitzpatrick W. Berry, C. Loper. ROW 3 - R. Janning, J Butkus, T. Dillhott, D . Kunka, D . Conner, D. Olinger, R. Gnisenmeyer, D. Ackerman, R. Miller N. Stiles. ROW 4 - E. Maloney, A. Schneider, F. Scheidweiler, W. Rathweg, W. Kyne, J. Von Schaik, J. Kunk, D. Marcum, J. Schmidt, G. Sendelbock, R. Charlton, R. Henn. ABSENT - W. Plohre, R. Witte, A. Swartztrauber. A spirited class is D coming in first in its division in the Marianist Drive and seventh in the school, and leading also in the Community Chest Drive. I Lett to Right - ROW l - l.. Yahle, D. Q Woodworth, D. Leahy, L. ' Toht, W. Fecher, L. Bor- gerding. ROW 2 - F. Seiler, B Schamall, J. Cochran, E Bolton, J. Mack, W. Brown E. Sommer, J. Butler, W Glynn. ROW 3 - J. Frei, D. Scot hom, R. Meshcer, J. Ben nett, R. Osterteld, A Granato, G. Kothman, Free, J. Hoelscher, Glaser, R. Autderheide. ROW 4 - J. Collins, Riu, R. Gaston. Knapke, J. Fisher, Bawidamann, J. Kautlin, F. Burger, C. Staley, J. Willoughby, H. McClellan. ABS!-INT - J. Buckley, C. Schulke. Soph E can boast of its athletic abilities, having ten members on the basket- ball and football teams as well as many other activities. Lett to Right - ROW I - T. Abele, J Holler, R. Vocke, A. Ciani D. Bnmlage, D. Young B. Schirnl, J. Dunn. ROW 2 - R. Regan, R Wenzel, L. Butler, J Bucher, 'l'. Lautenweiler Kluih. ROW 3 - C. Norris, R Duckro, P. Hobbs, l.. Stlub E. Plaspohl, C. Brodbeck D. Zimmerle, L. Bemud T. Bums, J. Weis, R Smith, J. Peacock, ROW 4 - C. Kobes, O Geering, J. Cleary, L Benford, B. Menhad, R Horvath, G. Aiple, P. Robb, L. Keck, J. Bumea The Brainy class of the Sophs is P with halt the class on the honor roll. Page U J. Lockvis, l.. Wilson, W. Fortener, L. Goetr, C. 1 1 1 Cooper, W. Barnett, R. Enthusiasm and cooperation are fine characteristics of Frosh A . Fourteen' members are on the Bowling Team and the class is high in the tax stamp drive. Lett to Right - ROW 1 - M. Estevez, D Shatner, J. Gehrich, B Tram, R. Batsche, C. Sule T. Hook, J. Kernan. ROW 2 - T. Ellison, J Kenney, R. Ptahler, E. Carder, C. Chapin, E. Mc- Intosh, C. DeBrosa, R Rathweg, J. O'Meara, P Chimielewski, J. Brockert. ROW 3 - R. Daum F. Schu bert, J. Schoenberger, C Flohre, D. Spitzig, R Voelkl, D. Payne, T. Jan ning, W. Steinbruner, J Benedict, L. Beck, J. Matt J. Sendelbach. ROW 4 - W. Kuntz, F Miller, R. Osterday, L Hussman, R. Priest, T O'Connell, E. Schlorman, R. Herbert, J. Abele, R. Davis, R. Wiggenhom, C. Gentile . Page 50 , gif? ' f '. H l. U yi! X .L H ,--QQ' . N, U Lett to Right - ROW 1 - B. Smith, W. Luneke, W. Dwyer, W. Luce, W. Kinser, T. Kernan, J. Bulcher, G . Herberle. ROW 2 - J. Tunney, R. Paulick, J. fulwiler, F Blommel, P. Foley, E. Axe, H. Bonbright, A. Knox, P. Littowski, R. Schmid, J. Loges. ROW 3 - P. Portman, R Dierkers, R. Metzger, J. Drummer, B. Peikntowski C. Gillen, C. Smith, Fi Whitson, R. Ryan, J Metzger, A. Scheckelhott. ROW 4 - R. Cole, E. Bor- gert, R. Benning, J. Keller, J. Heider, D. Enxing, R Schierloh, G. Heuing, E Koverman, D. McKinney G. O'Connell, J. Koenig ABSENT - J. Drummer, R Glazer. W- 1 ..,-.,. . e- --T-1 Making the honor roll and coming in high up in the list in Drives makes B Lett to Right - ROW 1 - R. Braun, J Vukovic, T. Bontleld, R Hormotl, R. Gunn, C. Zen- gel, D. Hampton. ROW 2 - E. Ellman, E Eitert, J. Cornick, A Staub, M. Kent, J. Doehler T. Spahn, N. Heil, J Evans. ROW 3 - J. Hamer, R Hackman, J. Smith, G Ptlaiun, P. Knopp, W Paton, G. Albers, E. Beach, J. Michael, J. Angerer R. Monnig, J. Jamroiy N. Heindle. ROW 4 - W. Neary, J Slater, R. Lemons, D Albro, R. Weidner, J. Jan- ning, R. Weiher, R. Wirrig E. Sander, P. Sayer, N. l-lockwalt, J. Marrinan. ABSENT - W. Greaney. A scholastic and athletic class is Frosh C , hitting the honor roll hard as well as the net and the line in sports. The systematic class is D which approaches each problem with a will and showed the result by leading the school in Marianist Subscriptions. im to iugm - ROW 1 - J. Hen, W. Tama- shot, R. Zimmer, A. Drake, M. Yeager, B. Cramer T. Howell. now sz - c. McQosky, iz. Kuntx, R. Carter, J Zugelder, J. Newland, G Murray, D. Bohn, A Faris. ROW 3 - J. Berner, J Sperann, D. Haywood, J Kastle, T. Rammel, J Huesmln, J. Drerup, R Bauer, C. Sendlebach, D Meyer, G. Mischler, R Pfeiffer, P. Lowery. ROW I - J. Buvidamann, E. Arnold, L. Shumud I.. Helder, C. Zuhl, G Spahn, J. Tangeman, S Zelik, J. Trick, J. Often dort, J. Redmond. AISENT - R. Tangeman. Page 51 I Independent class - spirited like all the Prosh classes - active in all Lett to Right - ROW 1 - I.. Gray, J. How- ley, R. Benges, D. Walter R. fecher, I.. Angott V. Berberich. ROW 2 - J. McMahon J. Huey, D. Study, M. Dun- nigan, T. Coberly, J. Brun, J. Volk, N. Plassenthal, W. Grusenmeyer, S. Mauro. ROW 3 - J. Hurl, E. Mer- shad, M. Kelly, R. Bates, L. Illes, R. Beisel, D. Johnson, T. Sucher, C. Tramo, R. Frazier, W. Sprauer . ROW 4 - W. Waterkuetter J. McGilvery, W. Fleck- enstein, K. Hemmelgam, T. Mackey, T. North, I-'. Wachter, D. Sherman, J. Neal, W. Mercer, C. Berardo. Page 52 organizations. Lett to Right - ROW 1 - L. Klosterman D. Omlor, W. Menke, B. E Fox, J. Fisher, M. Brink ROW 2 - H. Warling, H Allen, T. Kirk, I.. Hickey R. West, J. Niekamp, D Nagle, D. Eckert, R Kreitzer. ROW 3 - R. Barnes, L Suttman, H. Steinke, T Kibler, W. Roth, T. Hilge tord, N. Knoth, D. Hagans J. Stottregen, D. Heck L. Trick, R. Krimm. ROW 4 - C. Kinter, B Brommeland, D. Koehnen, W. Stevenson, E. Corrigan, J. Connolly, R. Shatter, P. Bogin, M. Schaeter, C. Leyes, L. Krueger, l. Fetzer. ABSENT - F. Gunn. An enthusiastic spirit marks F which partakes in Bowling, News, Band, and the Projector Club, it also has other interests. L- - , 5 in 5206-a,z',Q.-utg. ' - 1 my The student Council . .. . The Band and the- cide- Paper .' The Yearbook . . . The Boosters . T. ,The-, Association . . . The Math Club and'The Poets Corner . . .- teria Squad . . . The Champion High Sellers in the Drives' ..Q,--L play their part in the education of the Christian student. They a character fitting to a Christian student, a-ndpmake for at i spirit among them in close cooperation with the faculty. this common spirit and coops-fation isfqjfiormed a family spirit family bond, to promote the life of Chaminade, to develop a loyalty to the school, a loyalty that engenders that feeling of belongingtl, It is something which makes each student one in the family which is Chaminade's. ' of school life, a character has been formed, responsibility has been acciuired, and the spirit that is Chaminade's has been made our own. In discovering this spirit we have learned how every man helps to form and complete the great family of Christ - The Mystical Body. a V We Seniors truly have uncovered this spirit, and in findingit we have learned to conform our characters toythat of our Ideal, to be responsible leaders, in the new world which must be His. Our loyalty to Chaminade, our cooperation with each other,YQa-nd the development of our talents are 'manifest in the projects, the. activities of school life. All these have contributed to form the' full. Christian, the purpose of Catholic education' . 'A A Through our association with our moderators, men ,devoted to the Motherioi Men - we have learned and practiced respect for and cooperation with authority. Docile to the .suggestions of their elders, the Senior, the Junior, the Sophomore and the Fresh- man have worked hand-in-hand - together with their guide' and counselor - the consecrated Son of Mary. Each in turn has recogi' nized the role of the moderator, the faculty advisor in the family of Chaminade today, and in the Chaminade of the future. . Through their guidance and through the common efforts. of all who have pooled their talents, the activities ofthe school through- out the year have been made possible. Under their guidance, inspired by Mary, all have Worked together! t , ' J V, F rig V ,IF- 1 'NE ,, 4 J' I ' . JJQ,i,,, ' - 5 J 15- .4 , tu' A' -Li?-1, i 1 inf. . 1 common bond amongpthe students fthe Seniors, the Juniors, .the Soiphomores, and the Freshmen, all are united in order to form this' We have learned that by pooling our talents in the activities - . A' '- :M- . . - I if: 15 ax, .ff f 95v fs Q ' s 'J ' ' ig'-L. .I I '-1 ' iff. , D., v--- 1 -v n x 1 l J' ' ,- -1'1 ,Y--'9 lk 5 . .si Z4 4 C . o .SJ ' - fr sf ' .59 ' Ns x 0 P .f K. .Fc '-. . , , . v- . - . ' X --sv 1 -1. , V p ' 9 AQ, .. U 1 sl xyb OZOZKFQ p:C,D:0.0:Q.b:th:O U20 0:1 9:4 szi u:0 0:1 9:4 v:a s:4 sro 0:4 5:4 5:0 :za 0:1 u:Q v:1 s:a o:o aze 5:4 v:o o:4 o: X ..'. .l t 5.1 w7.7.v.fl ' 1.1: . 1- .x,- K a . ' -A ' 'IZ' y ' r - 1' Jig:-E, .1 2' l mg - avr' 4-f ex J 6' xilvd . ,QW N1 . .,,-. A N . :Y a. 6 '...11m'.- '.,:N' , 154 3, ,Yxfzxn wx '. ,:A.,f 9 . ., ,,x:..x' . aww. E. sig' x ' 3 ' 1 '1' ' x'f,i4'i4fP: Q ... ,4A, Page 56 5 xx . Xp 2' , Robert Stachler, President Cris Kondoit, Vice-President We, the students speak! The student council does just this - providing ample opportunity for each student to voice his opinions, his criticisms and suggestions. Student government at Chaminade is a practical example of the spirit ot the Chaminade family. Each representative works tor improvements, and with a constructive attitude in mind makes suggestions which are to better school lite. Standing-T. Hagan, R. Stachler, W. 1-loban, C. Kondott. Background-S. Roberts, R. Eisenhauer, D. Spitzig, D. Moorman, J. Tumbusch, J. Mark, T. Kirk, J. Zugolder, J. Schneider, 'l'. Zimmerman, J. Angerer. front Row-M. Smith, H. Bonbright, N. Plassenthal, C. DeBrosse, L. Butler, E. Bolton, R. Wall. L --I xi XX 11 X ' R in vt 4 A ,, i 'lk 'ilu I ' Thomas Hagan, Secretary Jamal Tumbuzch, Treasurer Under the direction of Brother James Wipfield, S.M., the student council engaged itself this past year in many practical problems and projects. Their enterprises covered all phases of student life - spiritual, scholastic, social, athletic. Striving for greater efficiency they have reorganized the constitution. and fulfilled in every instant the primary purpose of enlisting the full coopera- tion of the student body in those activities which are most effectively promoted by the students themselves. Ill. WC!! Sf I Page 57 F V l V -. f ' . j ff . i , g , 1: v Xxx -gift ,i , I 1 9 Y is 4. M' 'NR -2 ,Q I I gg.: K Q .313 is vi fe 3 'Exif' ' '. 1 V R' .il TL ...r Paul Melia Band Captain F. Frountelker, V. Herbert, M Balsom. Standing: R. D. Riner, R. Hohl, G. Young Fleischman. Standing: A. Goldkamp. During the halt . . . maneuvers' in the dusk of an autumn evening . . . before school practice . . . inspiring the team on to victory . . . supplying the pep ior the rallies, entertaining in and around the City . . . this is the list of activities for Chamina-de's music makers. Qgmsxunof N HIGH YA 5 Row l-W. Huth, J. Dakin, D. Lingg. J. Lopes, J. Michael, R. Hunt, J. Study, I.. Getz. Row II-J. Kronenberger, D. Rinex, E. Jackowski, A. Munch, D. Hampton, M. Autderheide, J. Matt, A. Goldlzamp, J. Knox. Row Ill-J. Sanders, D. Neti, T. Thema, C. Mischler, P. Miller, R. Hohl, G. Young, R. Schmid, I.. Stich. 'X 'aff' 4-2. 1 - A '7 S' S-f 1.3 ,ff . 2+ -1 'Tx Ti , iii -1- J Leon Deppen, Drum Major J. Cavanaugh, R. Rioger, W. Sohnebargar, D. Drexler. J. Sanders, J. Precision, uniformity, rhythm, following the majorl Attuned to martial these students of Chaminade's band have learned to develop a sense of 14 to the spirit of Chaminade. Be they senior, junior, sophomore, or freshman - they are lost in unison which is music's. Together they have marched! T they have played! To them the faculty and the students owe the many of spirited song. I 'Russell -jf , -5 E L ' i ' . ' I MINHD RW f mon Row I-D. Drexler, W. Schneberger, J. Cavnnaugh, F. Prountelker, V. Herbert, R. Rieger, M. Balsom N. Schwartz. ROW ll-R. Fuller, C. Lopes, J. Kinter, T. Hampton, l.. Angor, T. Rnmmel, R. O'l'riel, R. Fleischman N. Stiles. Row Ill-R. Troxel, W. Houser, G. Porter, T. Russell, D. Wiggenhorn, R. Witte, R. Johnson, N. Neil. f 1 .f:.4.. . .5vi'I, 1 X K lx l wx R I X .L ,X 5 .a ,P X ai K N , l' tl A A 'X Fe , -. ,I 56 u E 1 -.X -,,,,..-d ,.-vf A A wr' ' e s-x-- - X 5 4 K xX Y Q x X S 5. In i ry, X E .x,.... n F X 3, hool-, DHYWH' ohio' Chamimule High Sf B OARD Fans -i . J f' 693 i Q69 It's Friday afternoon, and the +899 News is due!After late nights, ex- WV-Y+9aw cited and nerve racking deadlines, the xeuY 'u Chaminade News editors have once again 5,-,w ex given themselves in making a united spirit in the qlgixalg family of Chaminade. The school paper brings the 63,01 literary and journalistic minded students together Sager' on a very important activity in school lite. Published Ywyafa' from eight to ten times a year, the News collects oval and publicizes the events in every division, the school projects, and keeps each class informed ot all the school news. Rated high by journalistic asso- ciations, the News adds to Chaminade's pride. ami . 1 Ee . Bm sq MIL h'1zl not L be lumen X 'same L , amm.lim,..- bb md Thus you seo how the turkey came scoop, H in me xrmwh My wha it-T to 'bo ei 'l'lianlcsgi'vi11g5 tradition. room at r , , lieimi' L-1'oss-6Yv1l. iiclzli'-sitfhtvcl, and The m0V3l Of flTlS Sl0l'3'5 A Shot Pl heard the Bmthm' up front Saying: blind i in the l he saw 'x spar ur-mme C ' ' ' HON SCHWEI a bowlin an athl vlingy l a bmi at the , . . The n a state of sembly I were in ter' wo Woodwov' tlmrs. for tv of QLXVL' ng L loot' x 4- ns.--N eyes, I 4 , Mtv I thoug ,union ' kneeq 17. thi poking in warcli ently I hat which nough. Qtunlen the -lu Foul l from L ml 7' 21' '1 Back Row-T. Egan, E. O'l-learn, J. Mark, R. Reefe, J. Gilvary, C. Rauch, W. Huth. J. Wilhelm, G. Porter, Page 60 D. Kelble, R. Troxel. Front Row-A. Lair, D. Mescher, R. Stoll, M. Haines, J. Logan, P. Egan, R. Domansky. Ju 1' school weied that fhen I arriv i Seated-J. Common, R. Carcler, H. Wehner. Standing-R. Domansky, R. Hickey, P. Melia. A noble service ideal motivates the members of the booster club, be they ushers or artists. They have been ready aids 'x Q X' to all school projects - supplying paper and paint, speakers and peppy rallies. Ever loyal, willing, a group of fellows - seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen a e, working together to be of service to others. Posters, de ations, rallies, C.S.M.C. projects in season and out of season rate the lads high in true school spirit. ,X STUDEFT Cmsiiisiion BUUSTUQ HESEIQYED racum RE:ERVED BEbEhvED RESERVED RESERVED RESERVED 80051188 BOUSIERS BOOSTEHS BOOSTERS EUR BAND rs - -X First Row-R. Bates, J. Sondelbach, M. Kent, G. Caxcler, R. Gillen, J. Berner, B. Cramer, X D. Haywood. Second Row-M. Kelly, D. Mescher, R. Stoll, H. Goldachrnidl, J. Mark, R. Third Row-J. Donovan, G. Porter, W. Taylor, D. Yingling, R. Wise, J. Wahror, J, Fourth Row-W. Span, E. Tale, R. Sl. John, D. Marcurn, J. Cunningham, R. Toybar, T n, F. Schaoflor. W 5 'l . i. , s . , .A . I iiflfww . . . .,f-Wqqen-.. , . . M.. -.H-if-,mf--: 'N-A-M-.-.K , . ' '4-...,,Nu N Ury.-.Q , 'v--a..,,,k,Wq N., g 'i:-,nfl 1- Q .-V' . na., Ma- wwf -Y 4 .. Q5 El . - -...N vf f - .. , , w .x , , . -- - .. 1 , - 'ij3:..,.. -. .W .- 'Q A 1... i W., .A eiaww-ww f + --' , ' ' . 'J ff ma-vfwaffwvwuhmnumw' M, , nm - N - .,+f'W ' ,af ' . E If p.,....w-W -:.... - . l -VAvkF,ef:- - V ' -LT ix x ' , . ' , ,. ., 4 f' -A - ' Q . 2 ' . V ' .' - ,- '- , ......, t. ,,,. -Q . ' ., , ,nl t V I Y vw V . .. ,, , . ., ,WW -Q I' 1 i ..r.a4K,V:e.,.,- i, ,. - . 1, . ,- -, U .J fy-fav-.f V - , . 4 R. Wise, R. Teyber, R. Stachler, D. Voss, J. Ca er, R. Reeie, J. Bothe, F. Ahlquist, 'l'. Zimmerman, J. Leary. Absent-P. Melia. Determined always to produce a better book, a more beautiful book, and to get it out on time, each year a group ot seniors takes pride in the responsible task of compiling a treasury of memories of their years at Chaminade. Memories ot their teachers, their books, their school-friends, of games, of activities - all these which have helped to form their characters - are portrayed in their Eagle. fry' Gilvary, J. Mark, J. Schneider, F. Frounlelker, B. Teyber, D. Voss, J. Cavender, S. T. Zimmerman, J. Leary, D. Yingling, J. Wahrer, A. Drapp, B. St. John. Page 62 Standing-J. Tumbusch, W. Leibold, W. Schweller, J. Willhelm, R. Domansky, R. Wise, B. Stackler, R. Reefe, F. Ahlquist, R. Porter, T. Lambert, C. Drerup, J. Garcia, R. Rieger, T. Borgerk, E. Kronenborger. y - 1 l B. Kammer, R. Reefe, Social Editor xx R. St. John, R. Teyber, Senior Editor, D. Yingling, R. Flaute. P. Melia, Editor Activities, J. Mark, J. Wahrer, R R. Rieger. i,sQAbsent: J. Cavanaugh. X J. Cavender, Editor-in-Chief Bro. Y. F. Methuen, S.M., Moderator Clvender, D Von, Quo: Editor xx-'Mn . N fi' J. Griffin, A. Volk, T. Lair, J. Gilvary, J. Leary, Sports Editor. is K. A ,XXX .XX X. f 6 ffl! f X17 X, if E. Verrett, M. Lehmann, If C. Rauch, Photography. F. Ahlquist, Religion Editor, A. Drapp, E. Kronenberger. Ab- sent: C. Drerup. Liebold, J. Boihe' J. Wilhelm, Typistx. Underclassnien R. Porter, F. Frounlellrer, J- Guan- R. Wise, Typist. Page :S T. Zimmerman, Ads and Patrons, R. Stachler, Business, T. Lambert, J. Schneider. Seated-J. Driscoll T. Lambert W. Thoma O. Koehler. Standing-H. Wehner J. Draves J. Wilhelm W. Leibold T. Reichard. X M. X' . ' 4 Z! A X s eve K xr f ' r Page 64 A senior activity, The Poets Corner, under the direction of Brother Joseph Janning, S.M., provides for expression of student poetic endeavors. Noble and beautiful thoughts are expressed through the medium of beautiful words. Enrichment, enchantment, - enjoyment - a new interest in things beautiful is discovered by those who avail themselves of this opportunity to develop a latent talent. Weekly readings ot selected poems, bi-weekly writing of verse, the publication monthly of the best poems are part of the interests of the members. The Chaminade Anthology of Verse, now in its second year, will be published at the end of the academic year. 9' ' X 7 bn if A. UQ ' i' ' ' 4 I if W WL' 41 1 'nah I Q 0 Qqcb l Hidden in the darkness 'DIME of their projection room, these . I, loyal and spirited members of the 60614 Camera Club, working with their faculty at moderator, Brother Thomas Middendorf, S.M., MP supply lite and light to the pages of the News, and the yearbook. Their patience with editors and moderators of various organizations in the school deserves high acclaim. Hours of work and real cooperation among its members have won for them the respect and gratitude ot students and teachers alike. To them we owe thanks for recording memories ot family life at Chaminade. I Q . 9 I S Kneeling-J. Schoenberger, R. Schmid, J. Driscoll, F. Blommel, L. Goetz, J. Kutle, G. Murray, J. Bune R. Zimmer, J. Cleary. , First Row Standing-D. Young, I.. Suttman, Bro. W. Hildebrand, C. Smith, P. Lee, T. Bums, T. Ahele F. Scheelier. Second Row Standing-J. Ven Shaik, C. Long, B. Bums, W. Glynn, A. Rector, L. Hickey, J. Bnrn, T. Westendort, G. Porter. Third Row Standing-A. Scheckelhoti, T. Diemunsch, W. Anderson, R. Westendorf, P. Cooper, J. Keller, D. Mercum, R. Haas, J. Tangeman, H. Bongright, J. Loper. Page c-S tw R 'X ff. E! X' xt is Wk.. . go if S -22040 It is through the 1 F ' drives that class and . , xv 3. Q' V Ovslyb-'V school spirit is made mani- -Q egfggr. O43 test. Competition ran high 9.9953 9' this year in all divisions, especially gx99'o,-1 909' among the spirited Freshman and 05 5' 5' and Junior classes. The Marianist drive, .1xy5'v . , 0 99.9 SILOQSOQOQQ Oo -6- . . S- sas .9 mt' 1-1 3-'ti Od 06' 9 turkey drive and the paper drive broke all records in Chaminade's history this year. A healthy rivalry was prominent throughout the school, and at the same time class spirit was I .QZOQV 6- solidified whenever the students went all-out 241- for high salesmanship. Erik? A t 'gr-sigffe Sb 5- XXXQIL? '4- eo' xl NN first Row Standing-W. Luce, B. Piekutowski, D. Enxing, N. Siefert, C. Txame, D. Giallombardo, R. Fecher. Second Row Standing-L. Tohf, R. Bauer, C. Norris, J. Koehler, R. Raiff, J. Raiff, B. Canfy. Page 66 Third Row Standing-I. Mackey, A. Granafo, N. Neff, D. Hanford, P. Schmidt, D. Neff, T. Connair. ,A H A f K 'nv-Y. u ., . .- fig :f 'LL- V. D QI Q' II..-J L5 X fig! N1 , sea , I 1 S1511 gdxl' - d - 5' . lx lngxl' euet , .1 'n 'I . Je Pate ken' -Z or ,f fl? 1 L vi. 4 1 1 H . . . 4 5 3 80 .' tg-' In-iq :qc :Yuba 'S 'L ah, RIQJIIL 3a1,SAt ken' 1 R , J 4' S1 9 0 Qenhorzb C S ' r an - Jahhtfslbaol' 4.6, , N - ,-- ..... ,-...... 'aan' P g:.:..:'.t.: A' '- ' RQ., '11 fa, I Row I-P. Portman, R. G J. Huesman. Row II-E. Koveman, W. Weterkueher, A. - . Y- . - -.......,- -Q unn, D. Olnlor, J. Murray, P. Liikowski, R. Schmid, B. Fox, T. Howell, J. Hen, W. Gruesenmeyer, I.. Beck, D. McKinney. ROW Ill-J. Tangemln, T. Kirk. J. Heider. R. Weidner, P. Begin, J. Aberle. Row IV-D. Echeri, M. Brinkman, C. Fl h ' o re, R. Paulich, J. Siolheger, E. Essmen, J. Hamer, E. leach. C. Smith, R. Davis, W. Luce, C. Delrosse, M. Schaeffer, .P ' 1 ww .V W R' 4 N..,.1x -1 1 IX' .1 six r :J-V Kneeling-A. Knox, D. Nagle, M. Schaetter, G. Herble. Seated-R. Reboulet, M.-Balsom, G. Young, B. Brennan, T. Scutiert, J. Mark, R. Schell. l-'irst Row-F. Schubert, D. Runka, R. Houser, J. Tieman, T. Bonser, Mauch J. Donovan, Cunningham, D. Kelble, C. Chapin, D. Drexler, -R. Stoll, S. Roberts, D. Olinger. Second Row-R. Holycross, J. Sanders, B. Sendelbach, 0. Crott, Conrady, P. Knapke, D. Yingling, R. Horvath, T. Castle, W. Schnelaerger, W. Trimbach, C. Buehler, R. Millard, J. Lyons. Certified of their capability to manage the sound-projectors with efficiency, the mem- bers of the Projector Club, under the guidance of their faculty moderator, Brother Norbert Sturm, S.M., .have supplied classes with historical and physical pictures which supplement classroom lectures. On occasions too, they have supplied school-wide enter- tainment with their feature length films. With their new projector, the engineers are now omitting the customary intermissions between reels. Vf: ff 1-2-3-4-Testing! That's us - Raymond and Maurice Aufderheidel Intereste radio, electricity, wires and at times in making noise, these engineers have the men behind the man with the all school events. 'if' - L. TT Solving difficult problems, showing varied aspects of mathematics, going on excur- sions are all part of the program for those who have a special interest in mathe- matics. Still in its. early stages, but growing in size and importance every year, this ambitious group of intellectuals is bound to make a name for themselves among the scholastic clubs of secondary schools throughout the country. Meeting on a bi-monthly basis these scholars share their intellectual abilities in their select circle. .The organization provides a challenge for the more advanced student, giving him the opportunity to discover the more intricate phases of mathematical procedures, and offering him experience in expression and explan- ation of problems. The club finds leader- ship in its officers and counsel and assistance in its moderator, Brother Henry Honnert, S.M. D. Voss, Treasurerg J. Tumb Presidentg P. Melia, Vice-President, J. Logan, Secretary. X We X x - . In 4- 1 Q ' :Oli V - ff-9 09 cy C tx 1 . .' - 1 1 v . , , qs ,. 1! ' A 5 1 xeingi 9, Q , ' r .gg 0 .9-,e HSV, J W f 15 , 99 A off f. f- f .1 . . vs- s- ft 1 .f ,. V4 X YF . . . f , , A . 4 , X , G E , ' eil 1 yqii, m F ,f - f f A 1 fr - B' fo? .KAY , , 0 ,xx . .,K,,f, a - .' J .xeii 999 12-,:4.+',fs Lf 4 , seg 1 ,V , ffl' - Y 9- ff A A I? yr .tg 'w . , 91 93 K, , f'f ' , 0' .1 as f f f' Q ji . 5 'bc 399' Goa' .ff lj, by 'f N F . A . vxesivaaqqx ,ff V. . . S s- . ,f , . Q1 ff 'i Y' Q xoX4e'd,s- 61 9'E Ro-l s-Q1 it J li , X' is AY' t 05 we ,Heade wg' lg' C' -. .I Y' 'P 09 9.9 W A' xc? 995 of' e 1 seal o- 52,91 1- Sxaoagvwe I S. 5 V Organized early in the year, this service organization was little known to the student body for they labored many hours after school under the direction of Brother Joseph Buettner, SM Their . N I sacrifice in planning and organizing for the proposed campaign ' fi 9 s. lg W. '- by .' av . X' tor funds is the kind of spirit which will make the New lt. Chaminade a reality. 5. 'sz 5:- .ll 'f+'-.ltjwl ...X it ' K Service, a social consciousness characterizes the members of M i . the library squad. In the tedious task connected with shelving, l. I. it--3-,f Q' iling, charging and all the rest, these students have contributed - uch tor the proper spirit ot student lite - that ot working ti. ' i ' t ether, being of service to all. Pa e 70 Seated-J. Cavender, P. Egan, M 9 Standing-T. Borgeri, T. Hamlin, E. W. Kyrie, W. Trimbach, C. Drerup. G. Sturm, R. Gabriel. R Charlton T Burgess 1 I 'aff' ' ' , i'i'5',Zi - .!f.ev1-gQL4Q9r!4t,i.,' M'ff.ff L -' Maternal solicitude has been the common bond of the Chaminade Band Mothers. Interested in the interests of their sons, they have sponsored activities to lend financial aid to the Chaminade Band. Ever ready to cooperate, these mothers are exemplars of how all works together unto good in the Chaminade High School- family. ,f I ..:f' C111-Q X Mrs. Harold Melia, Treasurer, Mrs. Ray Hunt, Vice-President, Mrs. frederick Mischler, President, Mrs. Irvin Lingg, Secretary. Mrs. Josephine Lehman, Treas- urer, Mrs. Carl Zimmerman Vice-President: Mrs. Edward O'Hearn, Presi dent, Mrs. Arthur Tieman Secretary. E Fathers and Mothers throughout the history of Chaminade High School have been ever ready to reveal the true spirit of loyalty and parental interest which is theirs for their other family, the family of Chaminadel In coopera- tion with the teachers the administration - these parents of the students of Chaminade have shown by their atti tudes, their activities and programs that they have grasped the full significance of Christian education the formation of the spirit of Christ in the souls of their sons Bllllllll I llillllllllllllllll Mr. George Neff, Treasurer, Mr. Kenneth Morrissey, Preside 5 les Eisenhlner, Vice-President, Mr. F. Mischler, Secretary. ,ff Page 7l X f . , 1 , Q F f A ' ' 1 5 , , 0,-. -J -xr , .lu ..':M, ' s Q 3 . 'lfv mrsxnalimnpx' fi H ' 0 . S'JZb,jHJ2E..g. dem It is our Religion, our Faith, which is the greatest factor in the spirit which is Chaminade's. The unity of faith, this common bond of Catholicism is the source of the FamilyfSpirit which we possess and proclaim. Co-offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is the prime source of our togetherness. Our little chapel is the pivot around which the activities of our school revolve. It is the heart of our school-life. He lives with us in simple dignity as within the heart of every Christian student. Every morning beginning the school day, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass is offered. Together we banquet at the table of our King. Together we find refuge from our youthful troubles and problems - a Counselor and Consoler, always ready to tisieni to our explanations. As students of Chami- nade High School, we find another bond which keeps us close to all that is upright and pure, our love for the Blessed Mother of God. We love her as sons, other sons of Mary, and this devotion inspires us to work harder for her, and to be closer to one another and to our teachers, Her consecrated sons. It is in Her name and for Her honor that we undertake all our tasks especially the responsibility to help Her in bringing all men back to Christ. a 1 -4 Z1 uk 'kiln M y I I 7' I. x . ii H: un, ,. cab' 1 1 fb ' ' pin-4 ' 5 e I l A 1 ' . Ur. M 1 , , ,.. ... A v, 4 . fp O .w ' ' .1 1 I n W x ' A ' . r I , ,Q f Nfl Qg, s I bl 8 I 2 Q v A f' 1' . Ah? f,, ' v I 1 1 .2 2... ,.,., .. . , , . .. . 1 ' WW? 'HA 'WW , WC . c. . v -1 , I . . Q ,ll 'v ..r I. 'wflffgyqy f .-- in .ifllaf .fi K-'fffbfkf 5' C U C' 'fir ,-I 1 ,rf If' ,- . Q. 5,',f,43,'f ,Qqylfff 41 if L. aff: 'f:.f151..,f'i' ' The inspiration for family spirit came from the Catholic Students Mission Crusade, the religious activity at Chaminade High School. The pro- gram of family spirit in student life along with the newly organized student representation in the C.S.M.C. was under the capable direction of Rev. John G. Dickson, S.M. To him and to the student representatives the student body owes a debt of gratitude for the spiritual advantages afforded it through the C.S.M.C. in one of its most active and successful years. Each homeroom in the underclasses had their representative, and each religion room in the upper classes had their representative who prepared care- . . ,- ' r Standing-J. Newland, J. Zugelter, R. Carter, N. Hockwalt, G. Ptlaum, N. Heindle, R. Herbert. Seated-P. Foley, H. Bonbright, P. Fortman, F. Blommel, C. DeBross, R. Priest, D. Sprtzrg. W. Parker, R. Koepnick, R. Wall, R. Haas, D. Schimmoler, T. Kibler, T. Kirk, J. Neal, R. Fecher, M. Dunnigan, J. Angerer. J. Mack, E. Sommer, P. Knapke, R. Horvath, O. Geering, D. Young, E. Masters, R. Fitz- patrick, D. Dunne, C. Birtle, R. White, D. Spitzig, J. Kindle, T. Schneble. l1 i-...Qi-'LSA 1 R. Karl, R. Fitzpatrick, C. Nartker, N. Nell. Page 74 army? or 49 . , 1-1 . J! if 1- .!, .' ff: ru i' , fully each classroom meeting. These representatives or leaders first attemp- ted to grasp the spirit of the program before they introduced the class to it. Standing committees in each division were active throughout the year's activity - the Sales tax stamp com- mittee, the pamphlet and magazine committees, the publicity and Marian Library Picture committee, and finally the various monthly project committees which organized forums, the career days, the exhibits and the many other activities of the year. t Devotion to Mary, and finally conse- cration to Mary, their Mother, was the primary goal of all C.S.M.C. activity at Chaminade during the past year. C. Zimmer, J. Minch W Watson G Porter R Hake Page 75 Its role - to maintain and foster closer relationship among the C.S.M.C. units of the Miami Valley. Through quarterly meetings ideas were exchanged, inspiration in the mission ideal and the works of the missions was solicited through the special programs prepared by the executive committee. Chaminade, represented in the executive committee by William Leibold, benefitted through its affiliations with the Conference. Frank Schmidt, Recording Secretary 5 Patricia Cashman, President, Catherine Corbett, Treasurer, William Leibold, Corresponding Secretary J. Eschman, Vice- President- absent. X 2 Devotion to the Blessed Mother of God, the Mother of the family of Chaminade, . . . the opportunity of Daily Mass and Holy Communion . . . Confessions. . . monthly days of recollection . . . these and the many other religious activities help to form the full Christian student. Rev. Francis Gerber, S.M., the school chaplain, and the other priests have always been ready to accomodate Chaminade students in providing for their spiritual welfare. Ever faithful to their service at the Altar of God, the Knights of the Altar served daily Mass in the school chapel, presided and served at the solemn Masses in Emmanuel's Church, and offered incense and adoration at the Benediction services held after school. Reading from front, left to right- 'l'. Abela, A. Sendelbach, W. Boland, W. Murray, T. Connair, C. Zimmer, W. Watson, J. Abele, R. Davis, P. Egan, G. Young, D. Schearer, J. Logan, J. Schnei- der, C. Drerup, F. Kronauge, F. Gunn, P. Koller, J. Mark, J. Luther, R. I-lorvath. A brisk Autumn afternoon found Charninadei student body marching in one of Daytonb largest Holy Name demonstrations. This oper- profession of faith finds its basis in all that Catholic education has to offer. Without a solid conviction of faith, the Holy Name Day parade would have little meaning. Hr'- 3.5 f 4.5: W ff ,yy if 1. Mr. Nolan gives the layman's view on Christian Marriage. 2. Marianist Unit displays Mission Treasures. 3. The Men Behind the Chaminade Uni1's Pamphlet and Magazine Collections. 4. A C.S.M.C. Tribuie to the Marianis! Magazine, an Exhibit during the Dxive. 5. The Joan ot Arc Unit Conducts a Discussion on Parish Lite. 6. C.S.M.C. Chaplain, Rev. John G. Dickson Gives a Conference ai Freshman Day ot Recollection. - tr ' Eggrgfssf? fs 9 ' V J' 'gl 1 L 11 -9' - 1 - - J ri ' e- yes S-Ll-Ye 1: . -1 A 1 f--- . . 5 - .., 1 . .5 ...fi INFORMATION .LW NG. 1. Senior John Griffin Becomes a Salesm fo the Ca se i Ch it sin' C d g on Day of Recolleclion. 3. Stamps fo the M o h m FY N 9 5 h Julianne C.S.M.C. Proieci ai the County P G o d 6 Pxil i F om C ihol B ok Week Exh bi An g d by Junior C.S.M.C. Mon. . 'w,'I'7'3 5-VY: , v. , , 1' ob: . 1-ln'.yul.. I W U mn, if ' 9 fff' ,.., -. T ' ,. K r' v kg, .. - . K-. ' ' - 5' fn .'1 1 y . .. V nu, -' - I I I. IU' 4' . . t, ,.. ng.,- 1 , s , - . ' -3:1 o o g ' ,ff-.ffl . 4- ,X ,ne ' We leave the club on this our final ni h-t. We ausento bid, S ps .P to Junior So homore Freshmen friends of Chaminade. We is I P V I ' we laugh we sing, we dance together for the last t-ime - as other groups we take our place. We have learnedfriendliness, s grace, - Christian fun together! Starlight Stroll, . . . Candlelight Ball, . . . Snow Swirl, The C.S.M.C. Dance . . . Dancing at the Cotillion . . . Friday n at the club . . . The Senior Dance . . . Mardi Gras . Q . Pell-Mell Pa . . .The Senior Promenade at Lakeside in June! . . . This our s calendar, and now, we turn the pages of memory's, book. We s on all our happy times as we hear in the distant past the str rhythm of Earl Holderman's music-makers, the lively, you swing of Dick Skapik's Band, the soft, swaying strains of Al Spra crew, the tripping tempo of Taylor's team, the melodious m of Melia's nrt-En . ! A 'i 1 : rg 2 an .1-iff' . V a 'I' , ' .. V vv:w51nUl 'I5 N - N . N ' -,N ' ' N fi X , , , -, . ,V - . ' -I 1 s V' -' X, l,Y'.- '- , ' ' - s - 1 ' , I f- Q -l- 1- - - - ,A 4 411 - A . ,', '. ,' ' L or y . 4, ', Sq' -vans: ..,, .M 'Q f f og-.wa-M 4, N, 'Uttar-my-'Q 1' 1'-n K ,V 4 -, ' al 3 + V Q - ' f'4 .2- RL X- -' . , . 4 .4,.'S3 F4 -nQ,,f A A 7 1 f UTI , . -. L ..' 4 ' 5 'V' ..X ,. .v?2hR'?,2 A 1 A - Q4 ' ll fiq , . 15:5 7 P7Wa' ,: I I g'-L? 5 0 F '--5, -si. ja an .su1-o1lt Q-iwu---IIv-- 'O I FK 5 I I-, L ' L , ' ' , 1' . V lin' - I S El , C5 A ' E: 1 - X f-fm.: I 'U--t ' King Tom and Queen Judy Tom Zimmerman, King of the Prom Larry Zugelder, John Schneider, Jim Gilvary, Bob Stachler, Attendants The climaxing event of the school year, the annual Senior Promenade, the dance in honor of the class of '47, made successful through the untiring efforts of the Junior Prom Committee, is the event we'll recall when looking back on our high school days. Dancing to the smootharhythm of Earl Holderman's music-makers over seven hundred youthful couples helped to make this, our prom, a lasting, thrilling memory. The Lakeside Ballroom looked its very best for the occa- sion - soft lights, colorful decorations, laughing, happy youth. Seated: Jack Riley, Richard Eisenhauer, Thomas Hagen, Jack Bramlage. Chairman, William Hallerman, Paul M. Lee, Jack Donovan. Standing: Lee Falke, Don Schweller, Jim Kawsky, Gene Porter, Jack Koepnick, James Horch, Ralph Glaser, John Buchholz. Y , fN LPL . -K fl? JMX- 'fifth ' WM FN ' 1 N S . J I X-4 AQ, Q. ' f. 3U,.fCQm-Xsg A . R X Q A s I A f f Q , A I V 2 t'f.f,'i was Q Y ,ff J - my p R Wa 1 M ' 4 fb517'?i - - , V, X P. , , if if - Nj mg Q- ,E .zxgxr .:-4 . A f r A X N I V S Q 1 ,. Y' 1:5 lxfx A .A i , ,.V1,V, 49 . if fi L Q -Q 2 'f ff Z , I ,ary ,wifi V gf, E ' f Q 7 at . V A5 V P is 'KW- f DEN iw xxx fr , A AQ .'A 'Q 7' -' ' O Sv 1- xxx. 7 Q X' V I .Ll j. ' 'l.L:' v Y' 'Egg' 'JJ' I ,,.' 'V' ' 1 1' 1 . , Q.4 I, 'I .4 .a . .lv 'W Q xg Jars 'QV U vii' wr' ff., F W I -A- I I , J 9 ,X 'wwf aw . X -1 'JJ A 'Q' F .v. , df-. - XXX, I . s l, J13Q9tf Q .- L5 INS ,gk Y h ., sk ,.-- ' x N 5 4 . bgqugyn-:1 44 . E1 1' . u I' , -,.,- i ' R ,wmmfkhf Q.1, SPM Sports play a very important role in the family life of Chaminade. It is the spirit of rallies, and at the stadium and Coliseum, which awakens in the youngest Freshman the beginnings of the spirit whch is Chaminade's. What is more inspiring than to see a team of young men play a hard game of football or basketball, fighting in true sportsmanship fashion for the honor of their school and in the name of their fellow-students? Where elsecould the lesson of teamwork and co-operation be taught than one the gridironsor hardwood? The' value of teamwork' is appreciated by the student body for they know what teamwork is to success in study, in prayer as well as in play. The common bond of friendship and loyalty which embraces the youngest Freshman and the Principal himself is symbolized on the athletic field in the battle of sports. Together with team members, student body and the faculty, the athletes strive for triumphs and victory. For the athlete sports is his means of demonstrating the spirit which is Chaminade's before the public eye. . ' ' Co-operation, generosity, sacrifice, loyalty are the necessary qualifications of all the members of the family- of Chaminade. Sports are a means of achieving these character traits. We by our loyalty and school-spirit displayed by our cheers in victory or defeat help to realize true family spirit - Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior proud in success, .stronger through defeat. This is life! ' .Ahh if v an. .V 1 4 as., T ' I Q7 .Aj X ff W E x v 1 , F . 1-54 1' -3 T , '. -Q 1 aflfillfff Under the sparkling leadership of All-Ohio quarterback Bill Hoban, Fuzzy Faust's T formation precisioned itself to another city championship this year and took another step toward putting Southwestern Ohio football on the map by journeying to Massillon to meet the Tigers. Although the score was not in their favor, they proved themselves true champions by winning seven ball games with convincing scores, bowing only to Massillon. The Eagles fielded a team that had both power and speed in addition to that all important winning spirit. A great wealth of reserve power characterized the 1946 squad, as time after time, they proved themselves able successors to this year's team. Real credit belongs to the seven line-men who were reported the only question mark in Chaminade's bid for the city title this year. From the start of the season, however, under the guidance of Tony Furst, they outcharged and generally outplayed their opponents in game after game. The totals for the season mark the end of 1946 as one of truly great achievement on the gridiron. --... :Xt il? - ylf af fit -4 , ...,, was ' 1 ?'d',,,,--0 v f,ig4ri-' 'X ,.-- I ,',, Q fl. , .- -1 ,U C A P T A i N L. ZUGELDER Page 88 1 ASL M O S 'l' ,, B. HOBAN 4: 'sn In . f wg. ,G ff V L U f L-A elk-I . K K Q7 ,4 fy 'J ' S , ,ab it . T4 - J , :Zvi ' f M' I ' - wr N- K U., X Kg s X 'Pg f'3 1 '- 4 gunning' if First Row-J. Gilvary, Mgr., J. Schell, J. Angerer, E. Hess, J. Raiif, R. Fleischman, B. Hoben D. Fulweiler, F. Pain, C. Bulpin, C. Russell. Second Row-A. Goldkamp, D. Krug, J. Schneider, T. Zimmerman, J. Perkins, P. Hemmel gun, l.. Zugelder, P. Meineke, R. Slachler, G. Porxtiel, D. Bolton. Third Row-B. Keller, Mgr.: J. Koepniglc, J. Crouch, J. Hickey, P. Millner, T. Kremer G. Schumel, W. Murphy, J. King, J. Smith, Coach, Fuuy hurl. Fourih Row-T. Lair, Mgr.,y G. Kauih, M. Smith, D. Siaudter, J. Leibold, R. Koesier, D Zimmerman, C. Kremer, P. Maloney, B. Koepnick, B. Faulkner. Page 89 A T H L L I E N 'I' E I C C O D A I C R H E C 'I' O R BRO. STEVE TONY FURST fuzzy rAUs1' HEAD coAcx-I RESERVE COACH Assr. masnnvs COACH R 0 D 1- D 1- I I E la E s M P Y A F N R G s Q DOC BOGGAN TEAM PHYSICIAN 'ony K III-not HCV sc Bob Siachler I nada Line-Zimmerman, Smith, Perkins, Meineke, Siachler, Hemmelgarn, Bolton, Kramer, Krug. Backfield-Goldlzamp, Hoban, Zugelder, Schneider, Fulweiler. vw Hgbln Tom Zimmerman al, I UI . n-,uh Dan Fulweiler, H.B. Chaminade 27 - Piqua 0 Eagles open season against experienced Piqua ll, seeking revenge for their only defeat last year at the hands of Chaminade . . . Green and White backiield paralyzes Indians . . . Zugelder and Fulweiler score in first period . . . Schneider travels 74 yards to score, converts from 25 atter penalty . . . Eagles ramble on in another halt to impress 15,000 partisan fans as I-loban completes victory with another T.D. Chaminade 34 - Roosevelt 0 Chaminade trounces hapless Roosevelt aggregation in iirst defense of City Title . . . Hoban turns in outstanding performance, returning punt 65 yards to paydirt . . . whole squad sees action as Eagles score at will . . . Third Stringer, Eddie Hess, gives display oi running, scoring on pass interception . . . Chaminade rated team to beat in city title race. Ralph Fleischman, E. b , ii . ef , ' 1. v w' ' F3513 J, M 2 I was f 5, - wary- V A f , . It .f as r, 5 V ' '1- ! J ' il W Jack Zimmerman, G. Bob Koepniclz, F.B. if Qi' Page 92 Carl Kremer, E. ,ww Fred Pain, C. Chaminade 33 - Kiser 0 Strong North Dayton squad is smothered by aerial barrage and fierce line plays of Ludlow Streeters . . . Eagles rack up first victory over Panthers on Athletic Field . . . Zugelder sparks offense, setting up two touchdowns on passes and scoring one himself . . . Ends play terrific game, as line shows unforeseen strength in holding powerful Panthers scoreless. Chaminade 27 - Fairview 0 , Eagles cop thriller to retain undefeated string . , . Inspired Bulldogs battle out a scoreless first half . . Returning after the half, Faulkner and Fulweiler tear open the Hilltoppers forward wall . . . Bobby Koepnick crashes center for 33 yards and first score . . Fulweiler scampers 63 for 6 more oints . . . - P Stachler intercepts and scores on 54 yard dash . . . Fairview completely spiritless as game ends in -411 i JSP 5 f' ,I f Don Bolton, T Jack Angerer, G. I' X' ' -fb uf cs Jerry Smith Larry Zugelder, H.B. Tom Zimmerman, I-LB. Q Art Goldkamp, H,B. Page Q5 4 Dick Krug, E. Chaminade 48 - Lancaster 0 On 'the road Eagles have field day at expense of Boys' Industrial School . . . whole squad sees action fight but are early victims of the Green and White! Chaminade 35 - Wilbur Wright 7 John Perkins, G. Bernie Faulkner, H.B. Paul Meineke, G. lj Gene Forstoiel, H.B. Page 94 . . . Bob Koepnick scores three times in first half . . . Eddie Hess drives over for touchdown . . . Hoban passes for two touchdowns and Raitt subbing for Hoban, connects for another . . . Blue and Gold show Green and White buries scrappy Pilots with explosive offense . . . Hoban carries mail over three times in first quarter . . . Schneider and Faulkner tally two more . . . Oglesbee rings up first T.D. of the season against Chaminade . , . Schneider highlights game with kicking accuracy. Tony Kramer, T l Bob Stachler, C. Chaminade 12 - Massillon 35 Tigers snap Eagle's 16 game win streak and State Title hopes! . . . 3,000 fans board 17 car excursion train for 180 mile trip . , , 18,000 watch Eagles turn in weak performance . . . Hoban's passes continually pulled down by the mauling Tigers . . . Eagles score in last 30 seconds of half on Hoban's pass to Fleischman . . . In last quarter l-loban again connects to Zimmerman for final score of the evening. Chaminade 39 - Stivers 8 46 Eagles prove true City Champions, rebounding to romp over Stivers and win their second consecutive City Title . . . Bengals fight to 8 to 6 first half lead while stunned fans watch Eagle's outplayed . . . Second half finds inspired Chaminade tl chalking up 33 points . . . Schneider leads scores with 21 points as Seniors finish their high school football careers in glorious victory, A1 Q., Y , Q A X aiu Hanan, 0.3. K Wx Paul Hemmolgam, G. Chuck Bulpin. H-ll J-ck sehmaaef, rs. Page 95 QE 1 x if fi 4 Undefeated - the ultimate goal of every football squad - this was the reward for all the hard weeks of pre-season practice, as well as the weary hours of work after school. Under the able direction of their Coaches - Rollie Myers and Ed Spang, they massed a total of five wins - for five games! A perfect season for a scrappy team, future champions. Their victims! . . . Osborn, 18-6, Kiser 26-0, Fairmont, 20-6, Osborn .l.V., 13-0, Fairview, 6-O.. The youthful club functioned with amazing coordination, substitutions were plentiful. The most active of this year's reserve squad were: Ralph Fecke, center, Tom and Jerry Spahn, ends, Jack Cochran, Jerry O'Connel,l and Johnny Breitenstein, tackles, Bill Parker, Bill Monahan and Jerry Koenig, guards, Lee Butler, quarter, Kinder and Heck, halfs, and Brennan, fullback. Heck and Brennan were the big guns of the outfit as they cracked through for the most scoring. Lee Butler at the Quarter spot baffled all opposition as he mixed the Notre Dame box, the short punt and T formations into a well molded offense. Up on the line, little Bill Parker, was positively vicious at the guard post, his tackling and blocking should earn him a berth on next year's varsity. The Spahn twins, Tom and Jerry, played the anchor positions very masterly. Their blocking was behind those off-tackle jaunts that netted such a fine season. The future still looks bright . . . and brighter still . . . for the 1947-1948 Chaminade elevens. . ,,f ,, i f' 1 HQZE lBi x gil , , ,zoo y .54 s fg 1 Q , 213 I First Row-Lowry, Sommer, Long, Breitenstein, Heck, Newland, Yahle, Merchad. Second Row-Fecke, Parker, O'Connell, J. Spahn, Butler, Cochran, Kinder, Koenig, Monahan, T. Spahn. Third Row-Coach Ed Spang, Tangernan, Brown, Koehnen, Koehler, Conner, Zugelder, Pflaum, Kauflin, Slater, Albro, Knapke, Bawidamann, Dunne, Fiely, Coach Rollie Myers. Page 96 f .. -.--na -fp-.. ..,7 With an E - with an A iwk - I Chaminade Eagles Mft f Fight! - Chaminade Eagles Fight! These lads have once again gained a soft spot in the hearts of thou- sands of Eagle rooters. With determined loyalty at the rallies, on the field and floor, these six pepsters have helped to keep student spirit up to that of the Chaminade men on the gridiron and hardwood. ,A . nh, . Q- i fu., .QQ f -141. ii., Q . of 'I' ,, wh , 1 lu U, The Senior managers were the captains of a team behind a team. They have by their loyal service and ever ready kindness been on the job in backing up the winning Eagles. Responsibility, a noble character trait, is the key-note of their task. They treasure their position, for like all worthwhile things, it mas maintained only through hard work. Their glory is to have been a part of the team - a very important part that is, too! TCS' - 'i wt T' , x 3 I Q P N . A ,,.-ff TXT' 1 1 - e1i+e--- w - T' ' .:, l r i. T 'A' f' V 'f-WW-A.,...,.,A'uy 11 jv' A:-v' if ,K . . Nga- - , - ,sry rx, Mix,-1' --.-,b 4,-fa 'L-,V J, , .4 I Pteilfer, Bramlage, Tuohy, Trimbach, Warning, McClosky. Gilvary, Keller, Lair. Llutersweiler, Strader, Gilvlry, Keller, Lair. il Page Q A L. FALKE ,. fi-I . 1 ' 0 , . I Y X I I The varsity season record of wins and losses does not appear impressive. But this past season was definitely a transition period. Eight of the ten varsity men were underclassmen. None of the starters had seen much action the year before. Therefore, the defeats sustain the normal thing for a young and bui1ding club. Actually the squad fought and worked hard. Rugged competition and hard- to-take losses have prepared the promising crop of Juniors and Sophs for two very successful seasons in '48 and '49. Coach Rolly Myers can look forward to a more stable, experienced, and talented team next year. C. KREMER 'X 1 , K 1 , 1 wx, at S .9 A we Mff. ' 2 3' A f , xff? V 'K' .., ' jx 2, if-'Nw 'I fi 'f ..Q.- In '43 1 fi .,., Y 4 il' viii! 'J If . SMITH J R. KOEPNICK Page 98 Z IMMERMAN ve'-40, t'.', lst Row, Left to Right-Gilvary, Koepniclz, Falke, Zimmerman, Manager, Stachler, Fink, Coach Myers. 2nd Row, Left to Righ!-Pfeiffer, Smith, Kramer, Kremer, Guess. If S Nfv .J S 3 x Q U - ,N-N N sw., f 'xprlajfx r 5 ' - , 'try' K Q r x r, f I , ,. k 5 Lf s P T. KRAMER X XUN44f v5 M. GUESS 'A C I . X-IX -4 R. STACHLER DQ .. K- x RX' xx'-:A X in 1' H. rmx 7 - LX:- X5 J. Pmrrsk f Page 00 One year ago the Cham- inade Freshmen won their second consecutive Frosh cage title for the Gem City. Today these same titalists are continuing their win- ning ways as Reserves. They carried their talents to for- eign courts and were de- feated but twice, downing such powerhouses as Fair- mount, Greenville, and Troy. Four Sophs, and one .lunior made up our first five with diminutive Jimmy Mack and smooth Dick Wall at guards, Pat Maloney and Carl Young at forward and big Tony Kramer at the center spot. t i Left to Right - O. Zink, Coachg R. Wall, J. Cochran, T. Kramer, R. Hor- vath, P. Knapke, G. Schwartz- man, Manager, J. Mack, D Scothorn, P. Maloney, I.. Staub, C. Yung. .l. Kenny, E. McIntosh, J. Newland, T. Hochwalt, R. Wirrig, J. Spahn, T. Spahn, J. Neal. The Chaminade Eaglets lived up to the reputation that two previous Freshman teams established, as they, the class of '50 captured the Frosh City cage title tor the third straight year. The Spang-coached team started oft slowly, but picked up ability and class as the season progressed. By tour- nament time, these youthful cagers were ripe with ex- perience and took to the Coliseum hardwood to rack up victories tor Chaminade Page ici If 6 SQ, 3 W 1 . i I if 5 , I Bill Hallerman, Carl Yung, Tim Boggan, Bob HoH, Ned DuHy. ' 1 - x CAPTAIN DUFFY Walnut Grove Country Club served as the home course ot Eagle's linksters during the 1947 season. The golf team under the guidance of Rev. Adrian McCarthy, S.M., an enthusiast for the green and open air - with veteran Ned Duffy, '47, as captain, were out to insure the Green and White with two consecutive city titles and three straight district championships. The City League race and the district tourney kept the teams busy throughout April and early May. '. Of' ff Page 105 lst row, left to right: P. Meinke, R. Stach- ler, T. Lair, A. Goldkamp, 2nd row, lei! to right: J. Gilvary, W. Hoban, D. Bolton, J. Schneider, R. Fleischman. The National Athletic Scholarship Society is now 22 years old. The organization stresses development of the athlete along tour paths: sportsmanship, scholarship, leadership, and balanced training. Difficult indeed are the qualifications for membership when taken together: an athletic monogram, an above-average scholastic average, and high degree of citizenship and sportsmanship. i lst row, left to right-J. Leibold, J. Raiii, G. Kauth, R. Koepnick, 2nd row, lefl io right: M. Smith, L. Falke, W. Murphy, J. Koepnick. Page 104 Qlau Four short years ago we entered Chaminade as spirited, bewildered Freshmen. The ideals we dreamed about during the last years of grade school had finally been realized. Although only grown up eighth graders we boldly took our rightful place in the family of Chaminade, proud in our latest achievement. Immediately we went about with earnest efforts to be a success in our studies, to become active participants in the varied activities which are dear to Chaminade. We were active in sports, in drives, we joined the library squad, the C.S.M.C., the Chaminade News Staff, and made the eleven and five and look to us as future Champions. We caught one phase of Chaminade's spirit as we cheered our lungs out at the pep rallies. In the footsteps of the upperclassmen we felt proud as we passed from our Freshman year to the Sopohmore division and from then on considered ourselves Men of Chaminade. Proud, sophis- ticated and somewhat independent we earned the title of Men by leading the school in the Marianist and Turkey Drives. We watched and helped to earn the title with Chaminade's cagemen, and rejoiced with sophomoric glee as the newly organized golf team reached the state finals. We welcomed into our ranks the boys from Sacred Heart Latin School, they felt at home and their place in our class today proves that they weren't slow in catching the spirit of Chaminade High. At last we attained the Junior class. Upperclassmen we were called. Studies got rougher, but we asked for them, for now we were able to take advantage of the broader fields of knowledge, some remaining faithful to the classic and the math and the sciences, others took to Spanish, German, the business courses and mechanical drawing. Our social life, the Prom, the many dances meant more to us, now that we were accepted by our older brothers. The basketball and football teams maintained their titles adding prestige to us, the men of Chaminade. We took pride in Moonlight Frolics , our minstrel, for we as members of the Junior class had a very active part in it. Three of us were the endmen, and the chorus swelled with many of our lusty voices. Seniors at last! Jubilant, and yet with a note of sadness we began our last year at Chaminade. We, the class of '47 were the largest ever to be graduated from the halls of Chaminade. Under the guidance of our new principal, we the seniors laid plans for the future of Chaminade. The year was chucked full with activities, participants in these speeded the already fleeting days of this our last year. The football season closed with our team again victorious city champs. The basketball team, despite its inexperience, its defeats merited our loyal support because of its fighting spirit. We take pride in the eve of the closing days of our high school career, as we look through our annual, as we recall the Senior Promenade, our own Senior Dance, the bustle of electioneering for our Senior Offi- cers, the senior poll, casting our votes for our best student and best athlete - Robert Stachler, for the one who has done the most for Chaminade, - Tom Zimmerman, for the most likely to suc- ceed - James Gilvary, for the most humorous , - Ned Duffy, and for the best dressed - Carl Reichert, the final exams and now graduation - The Salutatorian, the Valedictorianl Farewell! We the class of '47 close one phase of our history, but yet we realize more than any other graduating class that the bonds which bind us to Chaminade cannot be severed. For on us the task of organizing all the past sons of Chaminade so that together we might build the new Chaminade. Our class history has no conclusion. The class of '47 must continue to live not merely in spirit, but in labor and loyal activity. We the graduates of '47 will continue to write its history - there is no farewell! Page IOS Seniafz ' Allen E. Achbach 5640 Markey Road, 5 Fred A. Ahlquist 326 Stewart Street, 8 John R. Aiple 230 Kenilworth Avenue, 5 Richard J. Ambrose 125 Earnshaw Drive, 9 John J. Anderson 26 W. Hudson Avenue, 5 Thomas A. Bachey 215 S. Kilmer Street, 7 Lawrence W. Ballman 2029 Valley Street, 3 Michael Balsom 1829 Wyoming Street, 10 Frank J. Bertrams 2950 Atherton Road, 9 David A. Bishop 2139 Wyoming Street, 10 James G. Blizzard 25 Arnold Place, 7 Donald E. Bolton 4547 Dayview Avenue James F. Bonfig 24 Meridian Street, 3 Alfred E. Bonner 2818 Kenmore Avenue, 10 Theodore E. Borgert 321 Haynes Street, 10 Kenneth F. Bornhorst 228 Shroyer Road, 9 James V. Bothe 15 W. 6th Street Franklin, Ohio James,A. Brennan 9 Chatham Drive, 9 William G. Brennan 1708 Xenia Avenue, 10 Richard J. Brockman 53 Portland Avenue, 8 William O. Brookley 836 Belmont Pk., N., 5 P ge 106 Zone Number Indicated After Street Carl D. Bruns 1826 Smithville Road, 10 Robert J. Carder 418 N. Williams Street, 7 Thomas E. Carnes R. R. 2, Box 289 Brookville, Ohio Thomas D. Castle R. R. 11, Box 172, 7 John L. Cavanaugh 128 Stonemill Road, 9 John J. Cavender 917 W. Hillcrest Avenue, Michael A. Ciani 105 N. Quentin Avenue, 3 Donald P. Cochran 1031 Arbor Avenue, 10 Charles M. Combs 93 S. Dixie Avenue, 9 James H. Common 851 St. Agnes Avenue, 7 Leo E. Cook 944 Findlay Street, 4 Ora L. Croft 41 Pointview Avenue, 5 Vernon Dahlinghaus 3324 E. Fifth Street, 3 James D. Dakin R. R. 9 Box 734, 3 Leon E. Deppen 3426 Messmer Avenue, 10 Donald L. Dibley 945 Troy Street, 4 Raymond D. Domansky 1801 Smithville Road, 10 Robert J. Donahue 46 Jasper Street, 9 Paul B. Dorsten 658 Pritz Avenue, 10 William E. Drako 30 S. Hedges Street, 3 Alfred E. Drapp 927 Ferndale Avenue, 6 John H. Draves 22 Perrine Street, 10 6 Charles E. Drerup- 1259 Holly Avenue, 10 Donald E. Drexler 29 Missouri Avenue, 10 James R. Driscoll 719 Bowen Street, 10 Raymond E. Duckro 357 Xenia Avenue, 10 William Duffy 41 Vincent Street, 5 Paul R. Dulsky 2324 Oakridge Drive, 7 John P. Egan 532 Piqua Pl. Summit, 7 John E. Elbert 1110 Valley Street, 4 John C. Emrick Box 115 Clayton, Ohio Thomas L. Everman 203 Pleasant Street, 3 Harry J. Fink 204 N. Williams Street, 7 Robert Flaute 20 Patterson Road, 9 Robert J. Fleckenstein 5430 N. Dixie Drive, 5 Ralph E. Fleischman R. R. 1, Box 264, 5 Donald C. Flohre 602 Lorain Avenue, 10 Eugene F. Forsthofel 1833 Glen Rd., 10 Francis Frounfelker 531 Lexington Avenue, 7 Daniel E. Fulwiler 1242 Riverview Avenue, 7 Robert W. Gaeke 400 Pritz Avenue, 10 Richard E. Gallivan 315 Stonemill Rd., 9 Joseph M. Garcia 4138 Farnham Avenue, 10 Edward P. Geraghty 515 Grafton Avenue, 5 5 James J. Gilvary 3612 N. Main Street, 5 Wilfred H. Glaser 1225 Linden Avenue, 10 Arthur H. Goldkamp 829 Belmont Pk., N., 5 Donald A. Gras 1557 Salem Avenue, 5 John R. Griffin 128 Floral Avenue, 5 Raymond J. Grimme 2632 Grant Avenue, 6 Raymond J. Gross R. R. 9, Box 705, 3 Thomas L. Hamlin 2120 King Avenue, 10 Donald R. Harrop 742 Faulkner Avenue, 7 Russell E. Hartshorn 201 Reisinger Avenue, 7 Bernard J. Hausfeld 135 S. Garfield Street, 3 Robert F. Heck R. R. 7, Box 266, 9 Paul R. Hemmelgarn 1061 Highland Avenue, 10 Victor P. Herbert 718 McLain Street, 3 Robert A. Heyne 174 Firwood Dr., 9 Robert H. Hickey 5525 Salem Avenue, 5 Dwight L. Hilgeford 4100 N. Troy Pike, 5 William P. Hoban 734 Grafton Avenue, 6 Robert B.- Hoff 2037 Grand Avenue, 7 Robert J. Hohl 569 Corwin Street, 3 James H. Hook 2610 Philadelphia Dr., 5 Lawrence S. Huffman 20 S. Cowart St., 7 William J. Hussey 719 Belmont Pk., N., 5 Eugene Jablinski 2163 Bickmore Avenue, 4 2 . John G. Jackowski 417 Smithville Rd., 3 Robert Jackowski 230 Livingston Avenue, 3 Earl James 2605 St. Charles Avenue, 10 Robert M. Johnson 2629 Springmont Avenue, 10 William E. Kammer 208 Wroe Avenue, 6 Jerome M. Kelble 3027 E. 4th Street, 3 Clarence W. Keller 708 W. Stewart Street, 8 Robert T. Kennedy 53 N. Ouentin Street, 3 Richard A. Kleismit 160 Orchard Springs Dr., 5 Walter E. Klosterman 1021 Haynes Street, 10 Oswald E. Koller 165 Wyoming Street, 9 Donald L. Kothman 817 Lorain Avenue, 10 Earl J. Kronenberger 1022 Pritz Avenue, 10 Frank L. Krug 40 N. Cherrywood Avenue, 3 Richard L. Krug 40 N. Cherrywood Avenue, Thomas E. Kussman 1318 Demphle Avenue, 10 Anthony J. Lair 243 Ridgewood Avenue, 9 Thomas R. Lambert 49 Richmond Avenue, 6 James F. Leary 1518 Delaine Avenue, 9 Francis D. Lehman 105 Frank Street, 9 Marvin J. Lehman 1813 Glen Rd., 10 Russell L. Lehman 1048 Bertram Avenue, 6 William J. Leibold, 652 W. Circle Drive, 3 Donald J. Lingg 37 Haynes Street, 3 3 Thomas C. Locke 24 Chambers Street, 9 Jerome A. Logan 137 Ashwood Avenue, 5 David P. Lucid 1522 E. Second Street, 3 James W. Macpherson 351 Verona Rd., 7 James J. Mark 63 Pinehurst Avenue, 5 George J. Matt 933 Xenia Avenue, 10 John T. McHale 1615 Weston Avenue, 10 Paul J. Meineke 248 S. Torrence Street, 3 Paul G. Melia 1134 Carlisle Avenue, 10 Robert J. Menke 847 Kumler Avenue, 7 Prank A. Mercuri 740 Heck Avenue, 8 Donald P. Mescher 1320 Pursell Avenue, 10 Donald F. Meyer 1146 Beaumont Avenue, 10 Robert N. Millard 303 Schenck Avenue, 9 Donald L. Miller 44 Fillmore Street, 10 Donald J. Monnig 27 S. Meadow Dr., 5 Elwood J. Moorman 216 Steele Avenue, 3 Charles E. Mueller 1232 Vernon Drive, 7 Richard P. Murphy 3611 E. Third Street, 3 Jerome R. O'Brien 43 Gunskel Avenue, 10 Daniel J. O'Connell 124 Linsan Ct., 10 Edward M. O'Hearn 129 Linsan Ct., 10 Edward J. O'Neil 59 Mary Avenue, 5 Howard R. Otto 624 Dearborn Avenue, 8 Page 107 S Fred J. Pain 240 Kenwood Avenue, 5 John S. Perkins 631 Willow Street, 4 Guy H. Porter 405 Redwood Avenue, 5 Robert E. Porter 427 S. Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio Patrick L. Quinn 808 Kramer Avenue, 7 Conrad J. Rauch 4120 Cleveland Avenue, 10 Joseph L. Rector 1121 Pursell Avenue, 10 Richard E. Reefe 358 Cherry Drive Thomas Reichard 2909 Ida Street, 5 Carl A. Reichert 3602 Woodbine Avenue, 10 Raymond E. Rieger 205 Canterbury Drive, 9 William A. Riley 944 Vernon Drive, 7 Donald J. Riner 1111 Pritz Avenue, 10 Theodore R. Russell 787 Greenlawn Avenue Redmond T. Sage 126 E. Hadley Avenue, 9 Jack C. Sanders 1233 Creighton Avenue, 10 John C. Sauer 16 S. Smithville Rd., 3 Jerome Schaefer 124 W. Herman Avenue, 5 Michael A. Schmidt 1302 Patterson Rd., 10 William A. Schneberger 544 Shroyer Rd., 9 John E. Schneider 704 St. Nicholas Avenue, 10 James D. Schoch 222 Clover Street, 10 'William C. Schweller 1460 Gummer Avenue Robert G. Sendelbach 65 Sandhurst Drive, 5 Page 108 . Charles P. Shanesy 610 Carlisle Avenue, 10 Donald F. Shearer 510 Forest Avenue, Apt. 5, 5 John R. Smith 727 Wilfred Avenue, 10 William A. Spahn 929 Xenia Avenue, 10 William E. Speyer 2309 Emerson Avenue, 6 Robert G. Stachler 203 Xenia Avenue, 10 James L. Stanton 42 Baltimore St. Robert J. St. John 317 Pointview Avenue, 5 Donald C. Tangeman 762 Greenlawn Avenue, 3 Edward F. Tate 2316 Watervliet Avenue, 10 Robert E. Taylor 926 Weng Avenue, 10 William J. Taylor 2115 Crescent Blvd., 9 John S. Telek 303 N. Mathison Street, 7 Robert N. Teyber 401 Claranna Avenue, 9 James P. Thill 100 Chambers Street, 9 William L. Thoma 205 Gramont Avenue, 7 Milton C. Tobe 1340 Holly Avenue, 10 Edward A. Trick 211 Valley View Dr., 5 Francis J. Trick R. R. 1 Clayton, Ohio James J. Tumbusch 4221 Merrimac Avenue, 5 Joseph L. Ulrich 330 Pleasant Street, 3 Donald E. Vandenbrock 1109 Epworth Avenue, 10 Earl F. Verrett 130 Dover Street, 10 Donald E. Vocke 35 Klee Avenue, 3 Alfred J. Volk 130 Puritan Place, 10 David J. Voss 1520 San Rae Drive, 9 Joseph V. Wahrer 284 W. Schantz Avenue, 9 William B. Waldo 3558 Delphoa Avenue, 7 Thomas A. Waldren 120 Burkhardt Avenue, 3 Jack A. Walter 852 Hodapp Avenue, 10 John M. Walter 213 Hall Avenue, 4 Theodore H. Warning 2369 S. Smithville Rd., 10 Clarence M. Wehner 240 Highland Avenue, 3 Harold E. Wehner 101 Yale Avenue, 6 Louis E. Wellmeier 534 Kolping Avenue, 10 Clifford W. Westbeld 739 Creighton Avenue, 10 Robert J. Westendorf 19 Seminary Avenue, 3 Joseph C. Willhelm 563 Greenlawn Avenue, 3 Richard F. Williams 9 Wilmington Avenue, 10 Robert F. Williams 316 Monteray Avenue, 9 Ralph A. Wise 3863 Riverside Drive, 5 Albert J. Woeste 1307 Wyoming Street, 10 David R. Yingling 349 Pointview Avenue, 5 George W. Young 715 St. Nicholas Avenue, Gregory G. Young 2643 Kennedy Avenue, 3 Richard J. Zajovits 732 N. Summit Street, 7 John A. Zimmerman 1023 Carlisle Avenue, 10 Thomas E. Zimmerman 1023 Carlisle Avenue, 10 Lawrence E. Zugelder 108 Lawn Street, 5 10 CCDNCIRATLJLATICDNS To The Class car 1947 GWMVD QAWKD The CHMAMINADE FATHERS and IWOTHERS CLUB PATRONS MR. 8: MRS. VINCENT A. GRUSENMEYER LONGO'S FRUIT MARKET MEYER's MARKET CompIimen+s of A FRIEND DR. ROBERT BADER SPRAUER MARKET 4224 Salem Avenue WILLIS LUNCH ART'S SERVICE STATION BOB MARTIN'S PURE OIL STATION STACHLER'S CLEANERS 85 S. Dixie Avenue DR. W. M. DUNCAN, D.D.S. ADAM BALLMANN'S SONS Fruifs and Vegeiables ROBERT N. STURWOLD DR. 8: MRS. J. H. PRINCE Complimenfs of ISRAEL BROS. CO. PFEIFFER SHOE REPAIR CO. CLIFF CAB CO. 228 S. Ludlow ST. MR. 8: MRS. J. M. DUCHAK, M.D. MACKLIN'S CONFECTIONERY KAY'S COFFEE SHOP 2508 W. Third S+. SUMMER'S 8: SON'S GROCERY 2905 Smifhville Rd. 29I4 Linden Avenue DAYTON DRESS CO. MR. ED SENDELBACH MR. 8: MRS. HARRY WILLMAN CompIimen+s of A FRIEND Complimenfs of RED, WHITE 8: BLUE INTERSTATES SECURITIES COMPANY RUSSELL DENTAL LABORATORY WALTER CRAIG MacPHERSON MR. 8: MRS. M. J. GARCIA OUINN AUTO TOP . i. 81 MRS. O. L. CROFT .ALTER A. REILING, M.D. SISTERS OF CHARITY Good Samarifan Hospi+aI SCHIRACK SERVICE STATION 5I20 N. Main S+. ORVILLE KUHR 639 Washingfon S+. J. LINN COCHRAN MR. 81 MRS. I. J. MESCHER DR. IRWIN MATUSOFF, O.D. MR. 8: MRS. NATE SCHARFF Frederick Road PATRONS MR. 81 MRS. ROBERT RENNER 560 W. Sieben+haIer WELLS PLEATING s. BUTTON co. complamem of A FRIEND HARTSHoRN's MARKET BUDDY a. BETTY HOWARD L. PEEIEEER MR. a. MRS. EDW. J. STANTON s. SONS MR. a. MRS. J. M. KELBLE LEE STACHLER'S QUALITY CLEANERS I407 S. Smi+hviIIe Rd. DONAT E. YELLE, D.D.S. STALEY CLEANERS LEO B. GLASER GROCERY A FRIEND KELTNER'S SHELL SERVICE Cincinna+i and S+ewar+ S+. RIDGEWAY PHARMACY 3IOI E. Third S+. A FRIEND L. S. SACKSTEDER DR. MRS. BEN M. HARLAN 700 Xenia Ave. DR. KARL S. RHINEHART 3I0 Harries Bldg. W. P. HALEY, D.D.S. MR. 81 MRS. CLARENCE HIEBER 2 I 43 Aerial Ave. DR. DANIEL J. DeBORD 203 Third S+ree+ Arcade MR. 81 MRS. J. J. THALHEIMER RUDY'S BUTTERMILK STAND MR. 81 MRS. LOWELL GEORGE CLUB CAYODA BAR Bill KeIIer, Prop. MR. 8: MRS. E. L. GRIMME MAXTON'S MARKET 30I4 E. Third S+. DAVIS DELICATESSEN 3606 N. Main S+. DR. A. KUHR 6l2 Xenia Ave. PAUL J. WEHNER, D.D.S. DlCK'S MARKET Five Oaks Ave. A FRIEND MR. 8: MRS. RALPH E. WIESE JOHN M. GRIFFIN THE VERRETT FAMILY A FRIEND PATRONS DR. J. ROY BOGGAN 7I4 Reibold mag. MR. 81 MRS. AUGUST J. LEIBOLD G 81 M MARKET MRS. J. HERBERT HOOK ALLEN'S DRUGS Linden R smI+IwIIIe CHAMINADE BAND MOTHERS SPEARS FRIENDLY MARKET MRS. JOHN cp. SHERMAN FLOHRE'S MARKET CHARLES P. SHANESY, Sr. and FAMILY P. A. HUSSEY' WM. cs. WARD, Archifec-I MRS. c. B. WESTBELD MR. a MRS. J. P. EGAN WILLIAM G. BRENNAN MR. 3. MRS. GEO. W. BRENNAN JAMES H. ERBAUGH AMAN 8: CO., Jewelers I9 S. Ludlow S+. DRS. SNOW, TYE, 81 BROGAN DWIGHT T. FRITZ, M.D. MICHAEL R. HALEY, M.D. MR. 8: MRS. JOSEPH DRERUP Pg 112 A FRIEND DR. PETER A. BOGGAN V. A. AUFDERHEIDE, M.D. REID'S PHARMACY BOWMAN JANITOR SUPPLY JUDGE ROBERT L. McBRIDE Municipal CourI' A FRIEND L. J. DEGER, D.D.S. DR. JOHN EMMERT GROFF ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL 49 Hopeland CAPPEL FURNITURE CO. 2I9 S. Main S+. MR. 81 MRS. H. BRUNS SENIOR A B. S. FREDERICK MARKET CHIMELS MARKET Complimenis of T. G.'s THE PHILIP KOHN CO. 403 LudIow Bldg. MR. 8: MRS. F. A. MISCHLER MAURICE B. A. AUFDERHEIDE FAMILY DR. 81 MRS. RALPH DEGER DR. 81 MRS. EDWARD JAMES DUFFY Qawmfa 4 M M27 1 QDAY the Class of '47 joins a most dis- tinguished organization . . the alumni of Chaminade High School. Like everything worth while in life, this honor carries with it definite responsibilities. From the ranks of Chaminade alumni have come many of today's civic and industrial lead- ers, and its teachings have contrihuted much to the citizenship of this community. How well you follow in these traditions will determine your own success in the Xvorld of Tomorrow. The National Cash Register Compang e -, 1 I' C li'iffl5 WUDDWDRK THE PETER KUNTZ LUMBER CO. MOUND ST. ancl NORWOOD AVE. ALL THAT GLITTERS There's a school no'I' so far, From dear olcl BENNY'S BAR H s coverecl wiih clus'l', by passing 1' And il' some+imes lealcs when il' rai We don'1' have grassy hills i+'s +rue, Or 1'emp1'ing meals as some schools do. For us, +his is sfill iusi' a dream . . . Bu+ brofher, +hey'cl like +o have our FOOTBALL TEAM. MADE BETTER TASTES BETTER 1 2 TELLING-BELLE VERNON CO. 226 Easl' Firsl' Slreel' Thursfon Egan, '48 ADams I2I2 - .. ' CINCINNATI LITHOCRAPHINC CO., Inc 38 WEST McMICKEN AVENUE CINCINNATI IO, OHIO CompIimenI's of . . . Ceo. A. PIIaum Publishers, Inc. I24 EAST THIRD STREET DAYTON, OHIO if THE YOUNG CATHOLIC MESSENGER JUNIOR CATHOLIC MESSENGER OUR LITTLE MESSENGER and TREASURE CHEST The new Approved-Type Comic Magazine MUTH BROS. INC. MOVERS - RIGGERS HEAVY HAULING CRANE SERVICE HOUSES MOVED 63I Easi' Second S+ree+ JEROME J. MUTH, Presidenf HOWARD W. MUTH, V.-Presideni' For +he finesf chicken and s+eaIcs ...VisiI... NEIL'S BAR I500 W. Riverview Ave. 2932 Linden Ave. 95 SouI'h Dixie Drive OPEN UNTIL 2:30 EVERY DAY RALPH KAMMER Blrummous PAVING CONTRACTOR Success To The Graduafes of I947 CompIimen+s of SACKSTEDER'S CAFETERIA I703 SouI'h Broadway Phone ADams 0905 Berl' L. Daily Inc. ARTIST MATERIALS SIGNWRITERS SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS Arrow Wine S+ores 39 SOUTH LUDLOW STREET 543 SALEM AVENUE I2b Eas'I' Third Sfreef AD 4I2l 900 WEST THIRD STREET MACGREGOR-GOLDSMITH WORK GUARANTEED RAWLING 81 SPALDING 5,,e,,+e,s Thoma Garage I General Repairing on All Aufomobiles l438 Xenia Avenue, al' S+. Nicholas 45 E f F H1 S+ it AD I46' Office: KE 523I Residence: KE 8448 as our ree Lee J. Hilgeford- AuI'o Sales KEOWEE 8: WEBSTER STREETS DAYTON 4, OHIO Miami Valley Tool 8: Die Co. Beigel Jeweler's Inc. Appliance Shop Inc. ELECTRIC and GAS HOUSEHOLD 20 NORTH MAIN STREET g DAYTON' OHIQ PHONOGRAPH RECORDS y 509 Xenia Avenue KE 2I4I MA 537I KE 69II E. E. Nurrenbrock WHITE CLOVER DAIRY FARMS I742 Easf Firsi Si'ree'I' Dayfon, Ohio C. Oscar Beigel YOUR JEWELERU Fine Diamonds and Jewelry 505 Xenia Avenue Dr. Eugene B. Brown Complimenfs of OPTOMETRIST , Class of mo Flrsl S+ree+ Garage 824 Xenia Avenue KE 830I DAYTON' OHIO P9 CONGRATULATIONS To Ihe I947 Gradualing Class of Chaminade High School From a IIFRIENDH REFRIGERATORS - APPLIANCES - HOME FREEZERS Where you can shop in comforf and make a leisurely side by side comparison of I'he worId's leading malces. HOME MAKERS Inc. Affiliafed wifh Haines Food Machines, Inc. DAYTON'S RADIO HEADQUARTERS I05 E. THIRD STREET I909 N. MAIN 52I0 W. THIRD THE BRANDED OIL CO. 323 'Sou1'h Ludlow Sfreei 84I Easi' Third S+ree+ BUILDER'S SUPPLIES COAL::COHE THE HOEFLER 81 STOECKLINE CO SI6 Keowee SI'reeI' ADams 3II8 LOUIS A. DEININCER AC-ENCY I N S U R A N C E LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH, HOSPITAL, FIRE and AUTO Mufual Home Building-Room 622 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. AETNA CASUALTY 8: SURETY CO Yes, Indeed, For The Shoes You Like Follow The Gang To SCHIFF'S SHOES 20 Eas+ Third Sfreef II Easf Fiffh Sireei II46 Wes? Third S+ree+ Besf Wishes The Goldkamp Co. IZ7 EAKER STREET DAYTON, OHIO Friedlancler's Cleaning 8: Dyeing I4o NORTH MAIN smear RA san High Way Emulsions BITUMINOUS PAVING MATERIAL Leopold E. Kleismil GARDENER SPECIALIST ...in... Rhubarb 8: Asparagus The NaI'ionaI Home Baking Co. QUALITY BAKERY PRODUCTS Delivered To Your Door 2223 WEST THIRD STREET DAYTON 7, OHIO AD 98ll Complimenfs of Carl A. Schmiclf A Visi+ 'ro Farmdale is BeH'er Than Going +o a Bank - A Lo+ of Service wifhoui' Charge Green Mon LIQUOR - BEER - WINE eoon Fooos Farmdale Marke+ Sys+em CLARENCE J. MENKER. PPOP- I7 EAST FIFTH STREET DAYTON, OHIO 2032 Home Avenue ' Day+on, Ohio BEST WISHES 2 CLASS I947 Lion SI'ore -Dayion's CompIe+e S+ore For Men- l30-I40 Soufh Jefferson Sfreel' BEST WISHES Shiloh Tavern 5832 NORTH MAIN STREET TA I 248 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 47 . . . From . . . The Ca+hoIic You+h Club 220 S. MONTGOMERY ST. AD 5993 Hou-Dee Dry Cleaners - Your Appearance Is Our Business - l8I2 Wyoming Sfreei' KE 6540 Pg 120 Esfablished I895 The Dayfon Furnifure Co. Church Goods Religious Ar+icIes Dayfon Church Supply 25 W. FIFTH STREET DAYTON, OHIO Cgmpany AD sus III SOUTH Lumow STREET AD zszs Lighfing Fixfures Appl'ances L. M. Berry 8: Co. . ' Sfanley Elecfrlc Supply 637 TELEPHONE BLDG. AD 4l27 Company Yellow pages of The Telephone Book WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTQRS +eII Where +0 bUY- Iso Easi Third s+fee+ FU aozs MiIIer's Sporfing Goods Inc. 7 WEST FIRST STREET The Sfore Of Friendly Service Frank Fronage, Jr. IN S U R A N C E 623-6 Mulual Home Bldg. FU I I I8 Sam's Lunch Room SAM CARAS, Prop. 9 Wesf Fiffh Sfreel' AD OOI6 The G E L Elecfric Co. WEST FIRST STREET FU 83I2 Reliable Furnace Co. KALAMAZOO STOVES and FURNACES 503 Linden Avenue KE 478l Complimenfs of The Miami Maid Bread Co. Miami Sfafioners 23 EAST THIRD STREET AD 5289 Complimenfs of The BaIcer's Drug Sfore 6l8 FIVE OAKS Pg 2 Smi+h's SI'udio of Fine Phofographic PorI'raiI'ure 4 WEST THIRD STREET AD I580 Complimenfs To The Senior Class of I 947 Dixie-Trailer-Sales 240l SOUTH ouxne T-neu-:WAY The Besi' In Trailer Coaches The F. H. Brickford Co. SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS I54I Soufh Broadway AD 5232 The Peoppelmeier Co. 408 To 4I8 WAYNE AVENUE DAYTON I0, OHIO Phones-- I'IE I I07 - I'IE I I08 For Your Furnifure See Tommy Longo's SPAGHETTI HOUSE R. W. MEYERS OI Easi' Third S+ree'I ADams OI49 The Wayne Furni+ure BEER - LIQUOR - WINE I8 EAST FIFTH DAYTON, or-no D,,y,,,,' Ohio Holoan Brass Foundry Inc. CompIimen+s of The Joe O. Frank Co. 29 Sou+h Jefferson Sfreef l425 Linden Avenue 900 Wesf Third Sfreef FRESH POULTRY and EGGS P9 122 Congratulations f E Ti URBAN J. RIEGER, Pres. To The Class Cf '47 THE MAXWELL FINANCE CO. 20 Sou+h Ludlow S+ree+ Complimenfs Sfandard Radio 8: Elecfronic Producfs Co. Herlilz Iss EAST SECOND STREET DNV UI' Self SY5Tem DAYTON 2' OHIO CAR 8: TRUCK RENTALS CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of a . Warnlng Friend HARDWARE AND PAINTS 3703 Wayne Avenue Dayfon Band Ins+rumenTs, Dills Supply Co. 'nc- l40 N. MAIN ST. DAYTON 2, OHIO Belfing - Packing - Transmission AD 5590 Mm at Fadory Supplies Complefe Sales 81 Service of All I Musical Ins+rumen+s 200 WAYNE AVENUE DAYTON, OHIO R. R. IBobI DAUGHERTY BE PREPARED CLEANING - PRESSING - DYEING The BerInger Prmhng Co. - Pick up and Delivery M D'CKEY BU'LD'NG Deluxe Cleaners Iz4 EAST THIRD STREET 636 WARREN BILL ZIMMERMAN RAY GRAHAM DAYTON' OHIO TA 3960 Agenf AD 6635 Prop. Afier 5:30 P. M. Pg 124 SPUN ALUMINUM Utensn nl Excellent Duality-Good Weight lor long Senliee Hand spun aluminum Thai' is heavier and hence even more serviceable 'lhan mosl' pre-war po+s and pans Also manufacfurers of novelly aluminum and copper giffware ilems, such as lamps, beverage sels, snaclz frays, flower pofs, cocldail shakers, ice lubs, anodized in an assorfmenl of colors. Meial sfampings and assembly worlr. Jobbing spinnings a specially. The Nagel Metal Spinning 81 Manufacturing llnnnany 400 EAST FIRST STREET :-: DAYTON 2. OHIO FU 835I HE 2659 P THE WEHNER ROOFING 81 TINNINC CO. ROOFING AND SIDING SHEET METAL AND FURNACE WORK 557 Richard Sfreef Phone: FUI+on 375I VINCENT J. WEHNER, Pres. A GOOD STORE SINCE I900 THE BOOTH FURNITURE CO. II4 EAST FIFTH STREET Open 5:00 A. M. un+iI 2:00 A. M.-7 Days 46 W. Third SI' TUOHY'S C-RILL TASTY SANDWICHES, FINE SOUPS, HOME-MADE PIES and CHILI BREAKFAST IN A HURRY QUICK LUNCHES 8: EVENING SNACKS BETTER COFFEE, HOME-MADE ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS Fas? Service . . . Our Employees Are Courfeous The F. W. Lo+z Paper Co. ' PAPER AND EQUIPMENT DAYTON-LIMA-SPRINGFIELD F R I E N D OHIO ' COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFFORD J. TANC-EMAN Realtor General Real Estate Brokerage QUICK HONEST SERVICE 762 GREENLAWN AVE. l3l Phone-MAin IO85 Congratulations You Are Entering a New Phase of Living TRANSPORTATION Will enter your life more and more in days ahead, use it wisely and well, whether if be airplanes, automobiles, or jet propulsion. VIRGIL O'BANION, Pres. FRANKLIN USED CAR CCDMPANY 4:00 North Dixie Drive Telephone RA ll38 MALONE CAMERA STORES INC. EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC GRAPHIC ARTS 838 Norfh Main S+ree+ I04 NOI I'I'l Main S+ree'r - FU 8l43 - 30 Norfh Main SI'ree+ - FU 8423 - Bes+ Wishes From SPRAUER'S TAVERN 'BEER - WINE - uoiuora SANDWICHES and soup Norfheasi' Corner of Wyoming and S+. Paul BEER TO TAKE OUT Besi' Wishes To Seniors I946 - 47 F R E D P. W O L F E S T U D I O S PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR THE EAGLE IOII1 FIoor, U. B. BuiIcIing ADams 700I All Classes enjoy: The best from CB-S99 X They find it at 1290! I IIN W H I O 66It's Your Columbia Station Ros+on's Lawrence H. Wapelhors+ JEWELERS HARDWARE I0 Nor+h Main Sfreei AD 77ll 2508 Easf Fif+h S+ree+ KE 2722 29 Billiards eAsr secono sr. nAYToN. oHuo AD 0892 The Genuine Aufo Par+s Co Aufo Paris 8: Supplies - Equipmen+ Machine Shop Service MacMillan Ring-Free Mo+or Oil 40l SOUTH MAIN a+ FRANKLIN ST. DAYTON 2, OHIO Complimen+s of Mefropolifan Clofhing Sfore Founm z. Lumow Gravely Trac+ors Seaman Tillers Wilfred J. Glaser l225 Linden Avenue SALES 81 SERVICE MAdi.on 4659 DAYTON lo, OHIO PAUL BOLTON Pres. HOWARD BAHER Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr. PAUL BOLTON INC. Dodge Plymouth Dependable Dodge Job rated Trucks 930 Soufh Ludlow AD 3246 IN APPRECIATION The members of I'he Senior Class wish Io express Iheir sincere Ihanks Io all Ihose who helped I'o make I'his ediI'ion of I'he Eagle a book I'haI' is,vibran'I' wiI'h I'he memories of our high school career. THE CINCINNATI LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY THE S. K. SMITH COVER COMPANY. THE FACULTY OF CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL THE PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS IN THE EAGLE BROTHER FRED F. MATHUES, OUR FACULTY ADVISER ' ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE '47 EAGLE STAFF BROTHER THOMAS F. MIDDENDORF AND THE PHOTOGRAPHY DEPT. MR. FRED WOLFE, WOLFE STUDIOS, DAYTON. OHIO MRS. HELEN HOOK MR. JOHN SAYER OUR JUNIOR UNDERSTUDYS The Graduafes of '47. 9