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

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SPEECH AND DEBATE 'U oo 7 Lf 'f ABOVE: Oratoryg BELOW: Radio-Estempore ii The Fulton J. Sheen Club, more popularly known as the Speech Team, has this year equalled--and in several instances surpassed--its traditionally superb record at Chaminade. In two of the C.I.S.L. meets, they placed five speakers in the finals, thus breaking previous records and establishing a first-place rank as the school with the highest number of finalists. Outstanding in this year's competi- tion were: Mike Tueth and Bill Ham- ilton in Original Oratoryg Bob Vescovo and Bob He llrung, Non-Original Ora- toryg Richard Schmidt and Jack Castu- lik in Serious and Humorous Interpre- tation, respectivelyg Forrest Murphy and George Volk, Estemporeg Steve Saller and Joe Ellebrecht, Radio. Both the Oratory Team and the Radio-Ex- temp Team copped first-division tro- phies. Bob Vescovo won the second- place medal in the County Finals of American Legion Oratory. Equally competent was this year's Debate Team which wrangled itself into top honors. Bob Hellrung and Bill Hamilton comprised the negative squad, while George Volk and Mike Tueth upheld the affirmative side of the farm issue. George and Mike both received ribbons for their superior de- bating. A. new feature of the Club, the Speech Clinic, ftmctioned quite suc- cessfully in this its second year at Chaminade. Richard Schmidt won the best-speaker trophyg Kemper Coffelt and Jack Sanders won gold medals as the next-best speakers. Through the Clinic, speech is available to all stu- dents. The Club thanks its moderator, Bro. Frank Klapp, for his vigilant in- terest and coaching, despite many other pressing duties.

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Ah! I got him! PHGTOGRAPHY J. B. developes Clancy enlarges One of the most altruis- tic organizations in the school is the Photography Club. Its service to the school publications and to the students themselves Qalways eager to say Clieeze j is immeasurable, THE CARDINAL staff, especially, extends a deep-down thanks to Bro. Eugene Meyer, moderator, and to all the pho- tographers for their patient and exact- ing work in this book. Believe us, for we know, with out them you would not have an annual in your hands! Through funds acquired this year, the Photograph De artment bou ht Y P 8 many new pieces of expensive equip- Jerry ment--the most precious being a Ger- man Rolleiflex and an elec- tronic-flash outfit. A royal toast to the pho- tographers, princes all of them! The finished product! 62 Ray dries