Christian Brothers University - Galleon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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A new organization on the CBC campus is Chi Rho. The members of this group are given the privilege of serving daily and Sunday Masses. Some of the other duties of the members are Mass lecturer, musician and commentator. Although they are a new organization, they are strong in number Father Angelo Nobile Ray Baum Dave Berges Ed Bonnell , Charles Bukauskas Tom Buob Anthony Burger James Callicott Ed Canham Dick Cannon Dave Combs Tim Cunningham Dan Devitt Paul Fabiszak Fred Fleck Jerry France P. J. Gajda Russell Harrison Bob Hummel Joe Kestner 156 Ken Kinelski Bill Lenehan Joe Leuschke Rich Marecek Tom McMahon Ralph Mooser George Oswald A1 Rankine Art Salzman Tom Sevier George Sereikas James Shelton Paul St. Cin Charles Sydney Malcolm Waclaw Robert Werle

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The Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers has completed its sixth year on the campus at CBC. This organi- zation has supplemented the regular curriculum by inviting several guest speakers to CBC. The importance of expanding and keeping abreast of the developments in their field is a key reason for the organization of the IEEE. Q Brother H. Louis Althaus, Moderator Sam Lewillen, President Ric Hurt Vice President ,- 4 f,, i+- ' '. 3- Lx'g'-4..N'j- - -' . ---'-f-'syn -f---f --.x-1 -v-f-ap Many long hours of hard work paid off for the ambitious members of IEEE as this float won their organization a first place in Class A display competition at Homecoming. Mike Murphy Gene Owen Rudy Ryan Ron Ambort Nelson Barbeito Gary Cox Albert Delkornic David Galicia Bill Holland Francis Keller Jr. Frank A. Love Jr. John D. Mann Edward Miller A1 Stofge Edward True Malcom T. Waclaw Lester Wiener Bob Wood Thomas Comior Russell Harrison Dean Hess Paul Nesbitt John Relteney

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PA ' 4 fri ,...,: CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DCCTRINE The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, or CCD as it is known on the campus, is composed of a dedicated group of scholastics. It is their aim to bring the message of Christ to the Catholic students who do not attend parochial schools. They give instructions in both grade school and in high school religious subjects. They do their work every Sunday at several of the churches in the city. Their program and teaching methods have been well accepted and praised wherever they go. It is an organization that brings the Christian idea from the campus to others. 157