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

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1' 'Ii E TZ-'X O '-.,,,, 11' S x X xx Y I Xxqsgvyy' The Student Directory, Operation Red, the Annual Oscar Assembly, usher- ing for Parents' Day and the basketball games: These numerous proiects verify the reason Christian Brothers High School identifies the Key Club as its service organization. Whenever the school needs student assistance for various undertak- ings around the campus, the Key Club volunteers its support. In November, Key Clubbers partici- pated in the nationwide proiect of send- ing necessary supplies to the American soldiers in Vietnam. Through the organi- zation of Operation Red, C.B.H.S. col- lected over 35150 worth of supplies for the Vietnam cause. The Key Club's principal function is the production of the Oscar Assembly. ln May, the club offered a variety of entertainment to the student body and recognized outstanding students for their contributions to Christian Brothers High School. Again this year the Key Club fulfilled its purpose to an admirable extent. UNDERCLASSMEN FRONT ROW: M. Toma, T. Dan, L. Brickey A Andre Tagg J Mattingly G Downs BACK ROW L Montes: A Canale K Keefe M Tobey, T, Hughes, M. O'Shaughnessy, T. Pratt, S, Newman J Turner J Coleman H R Baker MISCING B Andereclc

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OFFICERS KNEELING: T. Thatcher, President, R. Pohlman, Athletic Commissioner, STANDING: B. Trautman, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Lau- renzi, Vice-President. 'TTTT' .,..,,.,.,., .A f K f- ,rf .1 , jzpf, ist - V ' - As a result of a campaign promise by the Student Govern- ment Athletic Commissioner, Ray Pohlman, Christian Brothers High School initiated the Go Brothers Club in 1965-l966. ln o'rder to promote school spirit, its members began to fulfill this pledge by increasing the excitement at the Brothers' foot- ball games. The Homecoming Game brought about the most rousing achievement for the Go Brothers Club. With its mem- bers and the band as a human tunnel, the Purple Wave was ushered onto the gridiron in anticipation of the Brothers' on- slaught against Kingsbury. In addition, with the money col- lected in dues from the club's members, the Go Brothers as- sumed the iob of decorating both the stadiums and the school gymnasium for every athletic event. BROTH z i