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

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Ilglif f an fa it -C ei. ig, ska. , I Q L ' Q- - in-lZ.:!.tl' IB... vqf1w4... 7 CGMOAC .X45:50Ci6lii0l'l of pa,l'el'lt5 GHC! .QQOHJOPJ Friends of Catholic High? No, they're really a part of the school. Some years ago an organiza- tion was formed to promote the interest of parents of students at Catholic High and the friends of the school. The CHAPS has continued to grow since that day, not only in numbers, but in the genuine interest of the members. Now, the organ- ization underwrites many of the extra-curricular activities of the students and has done much in helping make Catholic High one of the finest schools in the South. The above photo shows Father John A. Elliott, Principal, with the officers, left to right: Mrs. Priddy, Mrs. Willett and Vice- President, Mr. Moore. The President, Mr. Llf- ferty, was not present for the picturl. A section of the attendance at the CHAP meeting.

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Fra Ji' -'ak ' di 1 ..... , Q- f 34 T 'I k - . n Madlinger interviews Jimmy Lee R69 Guliaf nsteel the l S on Joh,-,ff Burnet? Walbe its lllfl l hilcbillv Show we Wanda MPLJLOP Taking the initiative in the training of young men for the radio work that is becoming in such demand, Catholic High School for Boys has set up a radio workshop whereby training in all phases of radio work is facilitated. Under the direction of Father Paul J. Morris, students broadcast news and features each day over the public address system, ' ' ' shows. writing, directing and producing their own f announcer for the Radio Work- Phil Dirmeyer, stat shop, M. C.'s a special production. J N-.sa-svx kX f'1,f'jT . ,, 'D 'lim ,-fTW 11 - 'lvl' tal' iv ml , .,srH:,,. jd, - . X, -KJ, f I i

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R . is X V emefidm 694 N130 A 48 5' xjgsf-0 6609 H155 9 me M HP' Boba we C 6 NX o'i exxe an ak one 509- yum? I In X XIe5CO. e p,X 3 XX ,mv More of the same. sgas vssff Q qw, Emblematic of the activities that the CHAPS sponsor at Catholic High is the photo at left.