Chaminade College Preparatory School - Cardinal Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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1 4 -M-19... .,bx'- N I'9:'1, +. -f , -1-aw ' - 1- f ,, 'N' ' ,.-9 Religion and culture are the yardsticks of civilization. Contributing to the cultural program at Chaminade is the Art Club which functions somewhat spontaneously. Talented members not only improve their own skill by daily practice but likewise serve the school by their many posters that highlight special events at Chaminade. On several occasions, members of this club drew up Spiritual Bouquets to be presented at School functions. Ure Cardinal staff wishes to thank, especially and publicly, Bro. Robert Ernst--the Club's moderator--for the printing that appears in this book. Bob Ilulshof and Bro. Robert BELOW: Ronnie, Bob, George, Syd, and Alam George and Alan sewing Mass for Fr Willis 56 is 2 Wu l5r'9Bl5i,.-41644 e A somewhat new club that spmnfr up last year at Chamm ade is the Servers' Club It function IS obvious to train servers at Chaminade for serx ree here and in their res peetixe parishes This year the Servers' Club, an adjunct to t re Sodalities, extended their activities admirably by recruiting seniors who devote their study periods to praetieme the younger boys in their Latin prayers and in showing them the proper move ments about the altar Ronnie Danna, Bob Sprengnether, George Volk, Syd Rodway, Alan Hamilton and, above all, Father Willis, the moderator all deserve a hearty accolade for this unique and very important apostolate We salute a fine piece of Catholic Action

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I Cl.. VV Music appreciation marks the cultured gentle- man. We believe that one of Chaminade's rich- est assets is its music program, comprising the school band and the liturgical singing group. The band is under the very able direction of Mr. Ken- neth C. Scheibal. The singing is equally well directed by Father Robert Hogan and Bro. Harold Lootens. The liturgical group performed at the concerts and at the weekly singing during Mass. The band is composed of Concert, Varsity, Dixieland, and German sections. A new feature was added this year with the introduction of the Guitar and Accordion Clubs. In addition to three annual concerts, the band renders valuable ser- vice at athletic events, assemblies, and general school programs. Certainly the band deserves no little credit for the scientillating school spirit that reigns at Chaminade. Much of this credit stems from the efficient management of the band officers: Bert Settlage, president: Paul Knese, vice-presidentg Forry Mur- phy, secretary: John Dailey, librarian: and Bob Hellrung, manager. With Mr. Scheibal, these of- ficers have helped the band take honors in The Fontbonne Music Festival. A most enviable dis- tinction came this year with their invitation to play at The National Music Convention held in St. Louis during May. Faculty and students alike are all very proud of these many facets of music training that spar- kle at Chaminade. If , ' P if re- . si . M- ... 2 .4 4.