Purcell High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THESE WERE The Most Reve rend John T. McNicholos OP, S.T.M. Archbishop of Cinginnoti His IL'xrvllrnuy, uur Archldshup. is :1 man rcnmvnmi for his lmulorship. for his truly Catholic spiril 0f progress. Alert to tho ncctls of tho limes. he has spunsm'cd many pmjm'ts in our diverse llmt have acquired and are acquiring national and own world recognition. Among: lhcso is the lnslilulum Divi Thmnao, whose hmnc is nol fur frum Purcell High SPIIUOL Tho Inslilulnm is, recognized as 0110 of the nation's most oulstunding organizations for advanced svimllilic rcsmm'h. Purcell High School was vsluhlishc'd when, I'il'lcen yczlrs ago. this louder saw lhul onv 0f the surest ncmls of 1110 limos and surcsl provisions for llw, l'uluro is the cduvzlliuu of youth. The Right Reverend George J. Rehring S.T.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cincinnati A metropolitan city lilac Cincinnati and a city whose Catholic tradition goes as far back as Cincinualiiswund whose present Catholic activitiy is us Vigorous and widespread; u cily, like Cincinnati, which has a percentage of Catholic population over lift-Vhsuch a city needs representatives of Holy Church as great in intellectual and spiritual prowess as Auxiliary Bishop George J. Behring. Formerly rector of one. of the country's largest seminarics St. Marys in Nor- wood and especially noted for his bril- liancy of intellect, His Excellency is well able to work with one 01' Amcricais leading hierarchy, Archbishop Mchich- alas, in the direction of the vast Cath- olic energy of Cincinnati.

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MEN . . . 1. OUR COMMANDERS - IN - CHIEF RL Rev. Msgr. T. J. Deasy Recordmg Secretory h Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. H. Schengber Rt. Rev. Msgr. Albert A. Burke President Vice-President 'Very Rev. Msgr. E. J. Quinn Corresponding Secretory Rev. James O. Byrne Procurotor Treasurer Rev. Jerome E. Barrel BOARD OF DIRECTORS Purcelfs Board Of Directors is en- hanced by a man who this year cele- brates his Golden Juhilee 0f Ordina- tionhMonsignor J. Henry Schcngher, truly a proven warrior in the hihclia Domini.M The Monsignor, pastor of St. Francis dc Sales Church, 011 the same hholy ground that Purcell High School occupies, has ever watched with fath- erly care over the welfare of what can he called his high school. Students and faculty of Purcell take this occasion to make permanent record of their con- gratulations to him, in this annual which will be read by the future gen- erations who march along the Crimson and Gold way.