Brother Rice High School - Crusader Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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4 ffl :F V+ 1 4' N57 Dsxx gf 'WJ Young W Buclxly R Shrler Br Leader Mr Franlcovich P Gilmour J Harrington Stefanlk and R Hart interrupt their discussion on discrimination an housing to pose for the picture -qgx C.I.C. The Catholic Interracial Council was founded with one purpose in mind: to promote a clearer understanding of racial relations. The Brother Rice chapter of the C I C holds its meetings every Monday At these in formal gatherings the members discuss various topics which are pertinent to the orqanization Throughout the vear the C I C has held many special events The Friendship House was visited by a delegation of students Brother Leader and Mr Frankovich in late December This same delegation also visited a Negro family the same night a trip ar ranged through Friendship House A movie to celebrate Brotherhood Week was shown to the members and their friends In February Brother Leader and Mr Frankovlch are the moderators of the club The members of the club are pictured at their various meetings ... xg? '97 Aww- ln a discussion of their recent visit to Friendship House on Chicagos South Side are Br Leader and Mr Franltovlch fforegroundj and lleft to right In the backgroundl W Young R Shrier J Harrington and R Hart

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5, 'Q..k, e 132 lll-rag 'F-. .Vg W- vl 'W' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The members of the Photography Club, since its foundation this year, have striven to increase their artistic as well as their technical abilities in the field of photography. With the assistance of the guiding light of the darkroom, Brother McRae, the members have become proficient in developing, printing, enlarging and in numerous other darkroom techniques. Photography, however, does not rely entirely upon technical knowledge. The members, therefore, strive to develop aesthetic value in their work. To further their z artistic talents, the members gain a ' working knowledge of posing, composition and the effects of different forms of lighting. During the past year the members have furthered their aims by practical work for the newspaper and the yearbook. They are remembered as omni-present at social and sporting events through- out the year. The recurring refrain: Head up, hold it, one, two, three. . . . lingers in memory. Part of much to be remembered. . . T 1 2 The photo club's moderator, Br. J. A. McRae, is shown demonstrating the use of an enlarger to R. Paul. . . A R. Houlba supervises the final stages of development of one of the pictures from the International Revue. J. Gregis, R. Paul, D. Dillion and E. Houlba are conducting an interesting discussion of the merits peculiar to various makes of cameras.

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'ill 'l lil rugby V ,H pf x gf ,Q -i 'W-.,, i. ' Q K Q ' Aii wma' Ti .lag udxs if if Y . M. A fa- 3 4 is , 51 vw, ,. 4' A is f' :Wt For the second time in '59 Johnny Allen delights his dancing audience at the Thanksgiving Dance. This band earned its return engagement by providing the type of entertainment which produces successful dances like this one. vs 4 I , x ,- 'ff X 1 a 4' A I if Vlitvh., .A 3: M... The dance was a good one, and whatever Vince Gavin Qon rightl is saying to his date seems to confirm it, 134 Seniors Bill Kohl and John Mehigon arrive with their dates, Sally Pratt and Mary Corr, for the Thanksgiving Dance. 1'-J st, r -r L 1 i Y