Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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His Excellency addresses the throng which crowded Gannon Auditorium to witness the Jubilee Pageant, Full Fifty Years, tributing Bishop Gannon for his work as priest and bishop of the Diocese. Master of Men Bishop Gannon chats with Cardinal Mooney of De- troit and Archbishop Keough of Baltimore during the Jubilee Banquet which was held in the Cathedral Prep gymnasium. if 2 Kiki? l Almost synonymous with Prep is the name of Bishop John Mark Gannon. Every Prep boy pictures him as the man at the window. His morning watch will always be remembered. Looking out over the campus, watching his Prep students going to school, His Excellency keeps constant vigil. He always finds time to devote to our school, whether to preside over Quarter Sessions in a majestic manner, or to cheer with the fans for a Rambler victory. Prep is the accomplishment of a life-long ideal for His Excellency. Partially fulfilled in 1921 with the establishment of the school, our Bishop's full dream was realized when the present school was dedicated. Prep and Bishop Gannon go hand in hand. No Prep boy will ever think of the school without remembering the understanding, fatherly Bishop Gannon who is always willing to talk with one of his boys. For his interest and assistance in the direction of our lives, the Class of 1952 is eternally grateful. P' 'IX L K A 4 xg 1:51 jiri' 'op P r-A., ' - M ?: , 4 fw-er --t 4.1 150 saw ,V 'a12a,, ff ifiy if gays N ix I i vp? fl, ':X...i ..h-,f'XRQLg:,:j34 F' E, , ,,-f ,, A- , 1-4.,,'w-., 1' 5. ,z.,J ip. ,, . fi,7A4EXijtK?5i?9e zu. gf if-15413fe2fif11f5if2fli,4gip fi 25 fQkEiH5?FfEQfrmyW gyfffif 'ft B fio,s: Teffgfevi , f ,f . -J 1-3' ' il ll'f'-,.' ' xy' ff,-if , I-gill 3 fax U ta? fl wx I A B 1 ,X 1, I , I . ,i ,,,,1,,,L. ,B fQl,g'.'L if lg .rf vw X? fligisv 5. QW if A xksgf 1' , it , iw, ' J , ff 5 323 51,15 fe it iff, not Army gig qs , 1 , g -1. LJ'-Regt. 532 l QQQQSSWQ 3' ii iii' A ' u T B ,le Gs 5 QP All lf i ' :J ,f 123 27, QQ, ff'ifw1ffnfwlal PM E at We ffl if iWWWu1.gg1glw1MMME ,,,r inlwvlyzxwowjmxik afar .,,. Wad,WmNs J Qi W Ya? U df 1

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Auxiliary Bishop Mclllanaman has always been one of the staunchest friends to Prep. Long before we ad- dressed him as Monsignor, before he donned the Bishop's purple, His Ex- cellency was no stranger t o th e school. One of his first assignments was to the Prep School, as a profes- sor of Religion. Later as Rector of St. Peter's Cathedral, he remained an exemplar of priestly zeal. Now, as Auxiliary Bishop to our beloved Ordinary, Bishop Gannon, we of Prep look upon Bishop McMana- man as another Shepherd of Youth. We feel that he has learned well the lesson of Jesus Christ VVho looked upon young people and met their smile with one of infinite love and compassion. We pray that the coming years will keep our Auxiliary Bishop young of heart, dear to Christ, and always a friend to Prep and its many students. Bishop Mcllanaman is alert to the problems of modern education. This dates back, of course, to his work in the Department of Education and also to his present roles as ar. member of the Executive Boards of Cathe- dral Prep and Gannon College. -of .A-'i MOST REVEREND EDWARD P. McMANAMAN, S.T.D Auxiliary Bishop of Erie