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

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.fi xx 0 flu. E7 Vol. 11 No. 3 Christian Brothers High School, Memphis Oct. 10, 1958 ,naw Arif. Getting out an issue is sometimes a hard job. Above the staff is studying issues of the paper before publishing the next issue. From left to right, they are: B. Alford, R. Hawkins, R. Curran, B. Chiles fseatedi, B. Williams, T. Gerwin, K. Hanover, J. Fenberg, J. Miller, C. Schaffler, T. Foster, T. Craven Cseatedb, V. Coletta, R. Gilman, and P. Pettit. Moderator of this distinguished journal is Brother Roger. After the staff finishes with the articles, the editors look them Learning the in's and out's of the paper printing business over before publications come out. There is even more to their are some of the Junior members of the paper staff, All job, though-writing editorials, covering news themselves, and prospective editors for next year, they know the importance representing CBHS at various meetings and teen-age news con- of running things smoothly. Gathered around the machine ferences. Above, typing up a hot article, are, from left to right, which is responsible for so many of the school's printed the editors: T. Foster, Features, K. Hanover, Editor-in-Chief, masterpieces are, from left to right: I. Miller, P. Pettit, V. Coletta, Photographer, T. Gerwin, General News, and C. Brother Dominic, R. Gilman, and the back of R. K.relstein'S Schaffler, Sports. head.

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THAN E ER!! At the right, the business editors count the week's money returns. They are, from left to right: T. Ger- win, the mastermind behind the business end of the annual, K. Hanover, B. Alford, B. Williams, J. Darst, and T. Foster. There were many things to be taken care ofispeeches, poster hanging, order blanks, and, of course, recording collected money-since this year the staff sold a record number of annuals, over five hundred copies. . . wiv vanessa mf gm V uw YMQZJQ -PAA- Planning the yearbook campaign was a lot of work- but also a lot of fun. Here, from left to right, B. Alford, F. Hughes, C. Schaffler, and J. Fenberg pre- pare to hang some posters, while B. McEniry helps J. Wimmer prepare for a speech. After beginning the campaign, collections of a dollar were made period- ically during the year. With a record number of annual sales, the staff was kept busy enough collect- ing and recording the payments. It was a banner year for the yearbook all-round. Above is the business staff for the yearbook who did a terrific job, selling a record number of annuals this year. From left to right, they are: B. Solmson, B. McEniry, J. Darst, C. Schaffler, E. Lee, B. Alford, B. Williams, T. Cerwin, V. Coletta, F. Hughes, P. Pettit, B. Sobral, K. Hanover, B. Downing, Foster, J. Graves, H. Herzog, and J. Fenberg. Missing is I. Fenton.

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LIBR RY CL B This year is the second year at CBHS for the Library Club. It is made up of a group of boys who give up their study period to help take some of the load off the shoulders of our regular librarians, Mrs. Harwood, Brother Roger and Brother Matthias. The boys' purpose is to help with general library work- stack- ing books, locating them in the stack room, checking them in and out, and, of course, collecting money for overdue books, at the same time, they provide themselves with the opportunity to learn an art for use in their later life that is an invaluable one: library science. , ? Above, four busy officers are taking care of that familiar desk in the library. They are, from left to right: B. Deitz, Secretaryg B. Born, Vice President, R. Pankey, Treasurer, and B. Sobral, President. At the left, the president of this newly-formed group, B. Sobral, learns how to check out a book from Mrs. Margaret Harwood, club moderator. These two, Barry and Mrs. Harwood, have helped establish a very beneficial club for the whole student body. :iii - ' Seen above, sampling some of the books they work with are the club members. From left to right, they are: B. Born, W. Perkins, P. Pettit, R. Hawkins, B. Sobral, B. Deitz, R. Ranson, J. Roubion, R. Pankey, and J. Saxon.