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

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Above is Father Donahue, retreatmaster Seen above is Father Thoni who helped the for the Juniors and Seniors. Freshmen and Sophomores make their re- treat a good one. BEGINNING THE YEAR ITH GOD . . . Never had the school been so quiet as on the third, fourth, and fifth of November. These days were those of the Annual Retreat. A retreat is just what it implies-a going away from the noisy outside world to be alone with God and to forget all your worries and pressures. This is ust what the student body didg they took time out to find out where they stood with God. With Father John Donahue, for the Junior-Senior Retreat, and Father Philip Thoni, for the Freshmen and Sophomores, everyone truly had the chance to find their way to God and the means to stay there. 5 ,,,, 1 , ,ost five hundred Catholic students participated in the Retreat. The gym was the scene of this year's retreat. Here Brother pick, the Y.C.S., and the Student Government had set up the beautiful altar, and, of course, the chairs.

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THE HARVEST IS GRE T B TTHELBORER gfauxi f ' Our Lord Himself said the laborers were far too few. The principle aim of the Benildus Club is to encourage good vocations through prayerg a boy doesn't necessarily join the club because he feels that he has a vocation, but because he sees the need for more of them, whether for him or for others. Besides offering prayers every day during their lunch hours, the Benildus Club members also con- duct various charity projects-such as collection and distribution of clothes to the poor throughout the city, the selling of religious goods during the school retreat, and the sponsoring of the monthly First, Friday Mass for vocations-throughout the year. Sorting clothes from the annual drive every Christmas are the Benildus Club officers with Brother Columban, moderator. From left to right are: G. Lazarini, Sergeant-at-Arms, P. Dwyer, Secretary, T. Foster, Presidentg J. Hudson, Vice Presidentg and F. Hughes, Treasurer. E., I, .'11',.5.,.,..:. -, fy, 3, . 2' ff fvciw f Fulfilling the club's purpose by offering prayer for good vocations, the active members are seen in the chapel. They are, in the FIRST PEW, from left to right: G. Lazarini, F. Hughes, P. Dwyer, J. Hudggn, T, Foster, SECONDg J, O,Reil1y, L. Holland, T, Gaglgnno J Miller, C. Schaffler, B. Rogers. THIRD: B. Chiles, B. Schreck, B, Williams, S. Dino, J. Hall, J. Wimmer. FOURTH: R. ' Irfan. J. Gardino, R. Hawkins, J. Darst, G. Cau. FIFTH: B. Crobmeyer, B, Soefker, D. Godwin, T. Adair. SIXTH: C. Gallina, B, .5 ,V,.. an' L. Robinson, B. Cianciolo. SEVENTH: P. Pettit, J. Gardello, B. McEniry, B. Strong. EIGHTH: B. Wade, M. Burkhardt, J. Ai.. rn, E. Patton, and J. Ebbitt. Missing is B. McNamara. i

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IT' BIGGER AND BETTER tMws.,, --H. At last! was the general comment made after this shipment of pages was mailed off: weeks of effort had gone into them-but it was well worth the effort. At the right, J. Dunn, staff artist, and the section editors, left to right. B. Alford. B. Williams, J. Darst, and T. Gerwin, happily turn the shipment over to the United States Mail. It was hard work but everyone pitched in and made it easier-all this work went into the best annual we've ever had. Seen at the left are some of the boys who made this year's annual a success. Looking through some old annuals to get ideas for this one with Brother Paul, the moderator, are, from left to right: V. Colletta, photographer, K. Hanover, editorrin-chief, and T. Foster, secretary- treasurer. They took tons of pictures and arranged many pages before they tumed out the finished product. Wm Q , ,, 1 Working hard. as the deadline approaches. is the editorial staff. From left to right. they are: B, Mclfniry, J. Hall. J. Darst, F. Hughes. B. Alford. T. Gerwin. T. Foster. R. Hawkins. K. Hanover. T. Adair. B. Williams. .l. Wimmer, .l. Fenberg, D. Godwin, R, Curran. and B. Goldsmith.