Chaminade High School - Eagle Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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,1 l i l gjzcuffy Qgorfmifs Rev. Richard Dornbro, Phillip Hnelle, S. M. Frank Gerber, S.M. Mr. George Early Albert Kreipl, S.M. Paul O'Brien, S M S.Nl. Social Studies. Church Hislory, Hislory, Vice Principal, American Hislory Chaplain, English, English, English, Sacraments and Liturgy. Civics. Social Studies, Latin, Latin. German. Solid Gcomclry Latin, News Business Adviser. Athlclic Dircclor Clmminadc News and Eagle Adviser. Tl-IE FACULTY We have no less an obligation ot gratitude to express towards the faculty, 'LfVlissionar- ies ot Mary , vvho have received from the Blessed Mother Ha commission to vvorlc at the salvation ot their brothers in the vvorldn. These men, we feel, have taught us to serve and help our fellovvmen. They have taught us the thrill ot living for the Eternal and the lniinite. convinced that the in- fluence of the Virgin lmmaculate will widen through the centuries and conquer all X! X

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aw Hlhe 1939 annual is placed under the pro- tection of the Blessed Virgin. When you turn its pages and recall fond memories and faces of your high school days, let it serve at the same time to recall and to re- new your Filial piety towards l-ler to whom the faculty and students are consecrated in a particular mannerf, 1939 54,2475 ggortraying the rincqael We, the Class of '39, express our thanks to Brother Fred in appreciation of the services rendered-services that were quasi sacramental and whose theme in the divine harmony of life was the ruling power of religion ln Brother Fred we have recognized that Filial de votedness to the lmmaculate that gives warmth and vigor to morality, nourishes the faculty of admiration, and above all inspires that faith that moulds character. We are grateful to Brother Fred, under the guidance of the lmmaculate, for the example he has given us to talce the higher views of life that draw to what is noble and great and Finally to God-that Hmalce us part of all that we love and sincerely strive for .

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acuhfy fporf aifs. . . ' U John Hall, S.M. M .1Q4rard Faust. Maurice Miller, S.M. Josephlt Mo aus. S.M. Jerome Gorgy S'M' John Thomas, S M Typewriting, 1 i usincss Arilhmclic, Churrh Hislory, Typing, ' German Regislrar. Business English. X X merican Hislury, English. S rlhan Physics, Physics. Shorthand, Civics. C.S.lVI,C. Moderalor. Rzixkkefwnf, Geometry, Bookkeeping. Coach. Chun History, Slalioncry. Caf ia, .-,-.1939 writ ON slra, li they have endeavored to pass that influence on to each and every studentean in- fluence that dravvs to mildness and patience, purity and reverence. ln short an in- fluence that builds up consideration ol others and mal4es everv place vve go a sanctu- ary. Qur association vvith these men have imparted to us the elements of character, preparing us lor the give and take of lilefconiidence in self and yet utter selilessness in dealing with others. From them vve have learned the largeness ol sympathy and appreciativeness,