Memphis Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Fr. Gresham and Perkins giving the final Yes? to an Experiment. SCIENCE MEMBERS FRONT L G in J Linder D Perkins MIDDLE D Dooley R Clark W Johnston BACK J Laux F Bost F Bruner G Belote SCIENCE CLUB ' ro-,-.- v Q.-.7 .Y ' -gg- Y- -A M, N? -N D Bruce has It ull figured out

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157517 5 JM? Z, I rf The Journalism Club, sponsors ofthe school paper, THE MAGNET, and members of the Journalism Class, is one of the largest stu- dent organizations in the school. Much credit for the tremendous success is due to the untiring interest and enthusiasm manifested by the Club Moderator, Sister Gabriel, R.S.M. The above picture is of the entire Journalism Club, Many former members of the Journalism Club are now active in college iournalistic endeavors and in the professional field. .v,1. po11111A making assignments for one of the papers monthly editions Seated at table are, l. to r., Sister Gabriel Paul Blancq Laurlce Mc Donald, Ray Turvey and Jack Gurley Standing in same order Gene Hollahan, Louis Gunn, Dan Bruce Joe Russell Brown Duck Perkins and Clifford Huffman. , Sister Gabriel, above, briefs the Staff of THE MAGNET before fzz1 f4,,4-WL Af,,1,, ,fnbaalf fa!! 1 J ,