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

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Tom Donahue and Steve Saller, eo- editors. The school paper is the students' mouthpiece, as well as the chronicle of student news and doings. And it is the sehool's archives where the account of great events is forever stored. Bearing these journalistic principles in mind, this ycar's staff -under the driving spirit of its de- voted and critical moderator, Bro. Tom Geiss,--has done a superlative job in maintaining the high caliber of C8zW editions. Their craftsmanship is evident in the issues that occupy the following pages of this annual. THE CA RDI- NAL staff is very grateful to the managers of the school paper for pennitting its issues to be included in the yearbook. We know, for eer- tain, how many hardships this en- tails editorially for the C8zW staff. Our thanks, therefore is Z1 gen- uine one to the following key men of the CSLW staff, gentlemen of the press every one of them: Bro. Tom, moderator, Steve Saller and Tom Donahue, co-editors, Herman Beetz, business managerg Lloyd Klinedinst, sports editor, John Boehm and John Daily, cartoonistsg and to a host of fine reporters. ..S3Q iN-fx v-v- .rv Bro. Tom Geiss, moderator -ini 514 s w .A - 1 5, . ,yxi pe ' X .

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THE CARDINAL ' Y A wt. --1 jx gf . ff' VV, A! T F +1 I Qi .fflf A 1 5-YT 0 fs , X3 .Algal A proud moment for us as your yearbook went to press. We hope you like itg we did our best. Seated on floor: Photographers Ray Wander, Clancy Klingert, and James DeLis1e. Exam- ining camera: Jerry Hughes. At typist's desk: Lloyd Klinedinst and Bob Vescovo. Measuring a last-minute layout: Bro. Frank and Bro. Eugene. Checking pictures: Bill Saffa and Dave Rapp. 6,5

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' fulfe CHAMINADE COLLEGE ' CLAYTON, MISSOURI J it Q4yYoN +G, CHAMINADE COLLEGE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1956 No. 9 ARNIVAL TOMORROW Left to right: Mr. Klinedinsl. Bro. Callahan. Mr. I. Caianzcxro. Dr. R. G. Smith, Fr. Blume, Mr. I. Schreiber. Mr. L. I. Kerber. Tomorrow the results of much preparation and anticipation will be displayed in the lst annual Campus Carnival. The combined efforts of the Fathers', Club, Mothers' Club, and Alumni have produced such points of interest as the games and sale booths, a ferris wheel, merry-go-round, and later in the afternoon a Hot Roast Beef Dinner. Aside from this frolicking affair, the long awaited student dorm, Canning Hall, will be open for all those who have been inquisitively following the bui1ding's progress. Everyone is welcome, bring the entire family! Fr. Blume Honored This past summer, Father Louis Blume, president of Chaminade Col- lege, was elected by t-he Marianist Brother in the St. Louis Province to represent them at the election proceedings of their General Chap- ter. The Chapter convened early this August in Rome for the pur- pose of electing a new Superior General. Representatives from every Province of the Society of Mary were in attendance. Accord- ing to Father Blume, the many countries presented a good cross section of world conditions. The threat of Communism has lessened to some extent in Italy, although the people are still con- fused by offers of personal gain. Austria, while working hard to Tom Donahue STUDENT DORM instill a solid Catholic culture in its people, still fears the proximity of Russia. France has been hampered in its improvement by lack of credit. Germany ha.s made considerable economic progress and is optimis- tic in her outlook. Switzerland continues to follow the democratic way of living and improving. Before returning home, Father EX-PRESIDENT RETURNS In 1921, Bro. Sylvester Juergens had little idea that in thirty-five years, he would be returning to Chaminade after having served as Superior General. Few remember the Bro. Sylvester of 19213 fewer still remember him from 1914 when he first came to Chaminade as a Scholastic. Reverend Father Iuergens However, many St. Louisans do recall that Rev. Sylvester Juer- gens was Provincial of the St. Louis Province during the hectic war years, and, before that posi- tion, guided Chaminade College through the uncertain years of the depression. And now, after this long absence, we of Chaminade happily welcome him back. Ronnie Danna Blume enjoyed the distinct privi- lege of attending an audience with the Pope. His Holiness imparted the Papal blessing to the faculty, students, parents, alumni, and friends of Chaminade. S. Saller