Christian Brothers High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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At theltfhristmas concert, the band and audience alike were thrilled by the wonderful music. One word described it all -magnificent: Above, tired but happy, are, first row, left to right: B. Bland. Second row: S. Murphy, P. Lowry, ,l. Kidd, Third row: W. Horton, B. Jones, L. Tyrone, M. Watenneier, D. Fiveash, L. Holland. Fourth row: B. Chiles, J. Jackson. Fifth row: J. Rodman and D. King. PLAYED O . . . The band doesn't only provide us with en- tertaining concerts throughout the year-there is much more to its functioning than this. lts purpose it twofold: besides being at the very core of school spirit, it also provides each member with excellent musical instruction, and thus a preparation for later life. However, this preparation applies not only to music, for, at the same time he is acquiring his musical training, he builds both his character and leadership, through discipline and persever- ance. Xi' d ban Y Above is one off tlxixeilgxpnryxanner' 5 le one ana two anliieh- has begun in theakels a i6W Correcd 5 . 1 4 Tfasggces during the Xiao? director Oi the baiiilaliien uP the best ban P d mm t0 . H 16, awar -W U X 5 them E0 'd off! Tifdns dceasigngugfgrbsilgarai lilard work really pal h a CBH5 HS

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Above are some of the fine music-makers of CBHS' famous band, pictured after their annual Christm? concert, BD avg? T ' T inspiring event for all present. They are, first row, left to right: L. Cobb, G. Curtis. Second row: . inney, . oss, Beaton, D. Cowell. Third row: M. Angelo, J. Doyle, N. Narrow, D. Freeman, L. Migliara, K. Shultz, D. Batson. Fourth row: L. Livaudais and C. Carson. Above are h - t 6 five umform, 3 . men who led conductor, sanzfflggsigand the fjftje AZiUdHthis year.the four i Secreta an er F al n , W9 L. ' -'D ' rom left - e' as Its 1 Presidentg and WM1gh3f-3, Librariang to nghf, they are: Ifystrlliitof, .Horton,Presidem. Mr. Hale, B. Chiles, xiii AND THE BA D As usual, the first day of school found the bandsmen well on their way, for they begin practice in the summer. All the long hours in summer and after school paid off, however, for they piled up almost more awards than they can count. As an added, but Well-deserved, surprise, Mr. Hale received a coveted award from the Bands of America recognizing him as one of the outstanding high school band- leaders in the United States. Congratulations to the entire band for a job truly well done!

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Juniors are also a strong part of the Y.C.S. movement at C.B.H.S.g preparation for next year is very important, so they are learning the true Y.C.S. spirit through work. Spotlighting their main project of the year, the Legion of Decency movie ratings board, are from lett to right: B. Downing, T. Gagliano, B. Crobmever, J. W. Clark, P. Pettit, C. Huettel, G. Loud, and M. Angelo. LEARNING THE STUDE T OC T10 SCS Discussing one of their many projects for the year, such as the role of the parish and extracurricular activities, is the Senior Y.C.S. group. At left, from left to right, they are: T. Foster, D. Godwin, F. Hughes, R. Curran, R. Hawkins, B. WiUiams, .l. Wimmer, J. Darst, and B. Schreck. 5 ffm A i , tj 1 r 4 at At left are the So homores' however in this case the aren't 9 p 7 7 y the wise fools many believe them to be. They are among the hardest working groups in the school. From left to right, they are: P. Baldwin, V. Kouns, M. Watermeier, M. Parks, M. Barre, M. Arnoult, B. Metz, M. Tragarz, E. Segerson, and J. Reno. Paging through some literature in the Young Christian Students' library gives valuable ideas to the three section leaders. At the left is B. Metz, Sophomore leader, B. Williams, Senior leaderg and P. Pettit, Junior leader. Besides planning and co-ordinating Y.C.S. activities in the school, these boys have made numerous trips to represent Memphis in National Conventions. Aiming at a re-Christianization of school life, in particular, the Y.C.S. meets once a week to discuss and plan its methods for the coming week. Brother Luke Paul moderated both the Senior and Junior groups.