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

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FAMILY NIGHT - UN FOR LL Top left: One of the biggest booths at Family Night was the basketball throwg that is, until Brother Levian Thomas began cleaning them out of prizes. Top right: 6'Over and Under and dice games proved most ' -KALMOST popular. Everyone seems absorbed in the games everyone, that isl. Center: Driving off the beautiful Ford which was raffled off was just what some tof the thousands of people who bought chances had hoped to experience. Miss Sandra Pera was the lucky one. Bottom: Bigger and bettern w d d Famil Night as the comment from the largest crowd which ever atten e y

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ell Bottom' Pep rallies held a h Center' Suspense d f CHOOL ASSEMBLIES Top left: Proud winners of the trophies at the Talent Night are P. Arnoult and S. Romeo, and N. Turner. Presenting their awards is Betsy Raymond. Top right: One of the most unforgettable events of the year was the day South Side supporters Calias Seniors of the higher echelonl visited a pep rally. . an excitement reign as B WAIILE dr ' , n onored spot in '58, as the r ' d championship. y arse the school spirit which ev rother William aws the names of the winners f h ' ' ' o t e Family Night prizes entually led us to the 'Qu--.N-Q i K. SX x N .,,, I 'W L! sw. K ,,., ...ti 2 x sk KE 1 0' it ,. . M f. . .3 , W

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Above are the hard-working officers of CBHS' Mothers' Club. Due to their hard work and sacrifice, and, of course, the co- operation of the club members, all the club's projects were tre- mendous successes. From left to right, they are: Mrs. W. P. Deitz, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. L. C. Schaffler, Vice President, Mrs. A. T. Hicks, President, Mrs. G. R. Bland, Secretary, and Mrs. W. T. Foster, Treasurer. OTHERS' CL B Over thirty years ago, a small group of mothers of CBC boys started meeting regularly, and eventually elected officers. This was the modest start of the present-day Mothers, Club. Today, the members, num- bering over two hundred, are busy all through the .year -lending their spiritual, material, and financial help to the Brothers and the student body to make a better CBHS. By holding their annual Family Night and Spring Card Party, the Club has been able to add many improvements to the campus. Some of these include our campanile-the famous belltower-and the resurfacing of the drives, plans are now underway for the paving of the parking lots. Certainly, all the boys in the school want to say thanks to their mother and all the mothers who take time out to help make their sons, school better. Brother William is the moderator of the club. ALWAYS READY TO HELP . MB99 B The mothers of CBHS boys are not the only people who have joined together to help the school, the fathers of boys here and all past graduates and friends of the high school have formed the Bn Club. Although the two clubs have the same purpose-to help CBHS, the HBH Club has chosen to help in a different way than the Mothers, Club. The athletic program is where the B Club chose to act. During the year, their various projects for the betterment of both CBC,s athletics and the relation between the boys here and their fathers, have included the Father-Son Night, the Football Ban- quet for the champs and sold season passes to the football games. Now, the Club is making donations to help better the athletic facilities on the campus. Bn Club work takes a lot of time and energy, ask any of the officers, below, and they'll be glad to tell you. However, for a good cause youill always find them ready to lend a hand. The officers are, from left to right: Mr. V. J. Gabrielleschi, Treasurer, Dr. F. A. Hughes, Vice President, and Mr. W. F. Burke, Secretary. llylissiaig are Brother H. Stephen, Moderator, and Mr. J. T. Tracy, resi ent.