University of Detroit Jesuit High School - Cub Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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S ale One of the chief ingredients of a lasting peace is confidence in express- ing our ideas and opinions to the rest of the world. Laying the corner-stone of this confidence has been the Work of the speaking organizations and con- tests of this school. The debating clubs, the elocution contest, and the oratorical contest have provided tomorrow's lawyers and statesmen an excellent opportunity for displaying their speak- ing abilities. WINNER OF ORATORICAL CONTEST, Tom Charheneau, is shown above delivering his speech, True Greatness. Other contestants offered close competition. THE IUNIOR DEBATING SOCIETY was under the direction oi a new on your feet. Pictured from left to right are: seated: Bolda. Schwartz, moderator, Mr. Braatz. S. I., during the past year. In this club first and Singer: standing: Mr. Braatz, S. I., Dooley, Massnick, Pfau, Iohnston, second year men leam the fundamentals of public speaking, thinking Iohnson, Griener.

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e Cub N ewspa To obtain and maintain peace it is neces- sary that the people ot the world know what is going on. It is the job of newspapers to supply this knowledge. Newspapers, there- fore, are the guardians of peace. Here at U. of D. High a school newspaper, the CUB, is published every month and presents to the students an account of school events together with the views and opinions of many of the students on Various topics. The CUB has pro- vided a training ground for embryonic jour- nalists as Well as an outlet for the literary talents of our students. THE EDITORIAL STAFF was caught by the cameraman during a busy moment in their new office located at the East end of the lst floor corridor. Gathered around the layout table below are: Iames Murphy, assistant news editor: Bill Linow, feature editor: lack Bums, Richard Mloore, William Reagan, literary editor: Iames Kilsdonk, Mr. Felten. S. I., moderator: and Ed Ratterman. IGVS editor, Kilsdonk, is shown at the left preparing copy for the next issue. 2 1