Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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BROTHER VANTASIAN, F.S.C., M.A. Members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred Thirty-three: During your four years at Cathedral High School the study of religion has formed an integral part of your course as have language, mathematics, and science, because religion is the foundation and the perfection of a complete education. Education that is worth while aims to develop the students physically' intellectually and morally. The curricufum at Cathedral High School ainvs to train boys to be healthy men, intelligent men, moral men. To the extent that you have achieved these aims your Alma Mater has realized her objectives. You have attained the age when the mold in which your character is cast has been fairly well defined. You must already have sensed the degree of success you are having in shaping your character according to the sound moral principles you have been taught. The habits you have formed thus far make up the form and substance of your character-mold, and the longer you live the more difficulty you will find in changing your habits--in re- casting the mold. For the theme of the annual - Cathedral Chimes -- you have chosen Our Romantic Southland - the beauty of her mountains and the sea, her cultural institutions, and her men of light and leading. l commend you for your choice and l congratulate you on the beautiful and masterly way in which you have developed this theme. My parting word is -- be faithful to the teachings of patriotism and religion that you have learned at Cathedral High School, and you will be an honor to yourselves and your parents, the pride of your school, and a credit to the community. Bear through life like a torch in flame the ideals of truth and beauty and goodness that are the inspiration and life of your Alma Mater - Cathedral High School.

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HIS EXCELLENCY lOHN l. CANTWELL, D.D, Members of the Graduating Class of Cathedral High School: lt is with no small measure of gratification that we sfnd our greetings to the students of the Cathedral High School, and in particular to the Class of l933. The most cherished trophies of any educational institution are its graduates. Your school may well take pride in its success in the realm of scholastic endeavor and in its victories on the field of athletic contest, but its greatest glory comes to it from the triumph of its graduates on the battle- field of life. You have been equipped with more than an adequate knowledge of the secular sciences. With untiring zeal the Christian Brothers have taught you those virtues of Faith and Hope and Charity that will inspire you to vigor in Catholic action, and will distinguish you in life as Christian gentlemen. lt must have been with gratitude to God in your hearts for his manifold blessings that you chose to celebrate in this annual the Southland and its institutions. Not the least of the advantages you have enjoyed in this thrice blessed land is the privilege of attending the Cathedral High School. As you go out from its portals may the memory of loyal friendships linger in your minds, and may the devoted teaching and the saintly example of holy men inspire you to deeds that will reflect glory upon your Alma Mater. May we who remain be held in prayerful remembrance by those whom we have striven to serve. IOHN l. CANTWELL, Bishop of Los Angeles and San Diego.

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