Cardinal Mindszenty High School - Herald Yearbook (Dunkirk, NY)

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IUNE, 1956 ADMINISTRATION PAGE 5 wr ww QMJZMM 5- VERY REV PAUL A MORIN SSE PRINCIPAL 15 Wqfw wwf SISTER MARY AQUIN SSI VICE PRINCIPAL 4 W ,. I. ' Y IV is f . l V 'I xr .. .. ' W I' -- Q -. 6 . 1 f 1 ' ' ' Ihr? - I gf' . H . lv . Vixj. l 15,f .i, f I it ' Q! , rift-T 1. l wc, '

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PML- 4 IUNE 1956 On Loolcmg Back What I remember most about tny htgh school days ts that as Freshmen we envted the Soph omores as Saphs we envted the Iuntors and as Iuntors we envted the Sentors But now that we are Seniors we wt h we were Freshmen agatn so that we could spend three more years at Mfndszenty Paula Schmidt I remember the trtp to Old Fort Ntagara when four boys mtssed the bus from. the park and had to thumb a rtde Ioseph Moorhouse The Chemtstry fteld trtp to Bradford the bump that nearly lost us some passengers the beat tt path around the flag pole to Dunktrk vta Iamestown Andrea Andreske I shatl tlway remember the wonderful Catholtc prtnr-tples that I have been taught -Carol Styborski Mtnds en w has left me wtth many memortes but most of all I remember football the sport of teamwork I tt :meter butldtnq sttll hear a bell rtngtng wtth the words these are the days youll never frraet bt, our Coach and truly they wtll rematn wtth me forever Ralph Bramucct I wtll always remember the ftne faculty ot CMHS that has led us through Thtck and Thtn Marcia Kroll What I une ntlter most about CMI-IS ts cltatrleadtng -Carol Moynthan The thtttr I wtll always remember about my Sentor year wtll be the Three Act Play Dur tna rehearsals Father Watte had a rough ttme trytng to make a certatn young man act clumsy whtle tn the process of ktsstng the leadtng laay Thomas Sobkowskt N vs that we are about to leave tt ts safe to brtnq tnto the open the case of the ctrculatton of our Freshmen Soctal Stttdtes note books It seems that one note book mtght have earned a whole room of students a passtng mark Thomas Zacharias I espectally remember the basketball games and the trtp to Memortal Audttortum Mary Ann Panek My fondest memory ts that of the Three A t Play Curtain Call For Clifford whtch survtved one hospttal case and many cases of measles' lean Bleck the thrtll I got when I ftrst saw the band tn untform Kathleen Poweskt Ill never for: t th use broken test tubes tn Lab I I I Iudy Nowak lll always remember Mtnds enty and everythtng tt brtngs to tts students I wtll try to ltvt. up to the motto of Courage l'atth Loyalty Thomas Heary I shall always remember the faculty at Cardtnal Mtndszenty and thetr tothe mtnute attt tudes Ttme and agattt they have rts n to the sttuatlon and solved lt for us Frances Latos I wtll always remember all the fun on Sentor Day and the wonderful ttme we had at the ban quet and dance tn the eventng Alice Dougherty I remember the excttement and anxtety when the gtrls at SMA found out that they were really Mtndszenty bound ludy Brand I remember most the frtendltness of all the students toward one another no matter what class thev belonged to Vtle always seem to sttck together Bonnie Kowalski Ill never forget lectttse nobody wtll let n e forget the ttme I goofed tn Spantsh class I an suered a quest rt y -.aytrtg that I had stxteen brothers and ststers Adrian Ktltan The ftrst so tal x tt I emember as a freshman was the receptton dance whereby we wer otft tally recetvrd an welrtmed tnto the school by the upper classmen Durtng the dance the feshtes maae many trtts to get ctder and cooktes for the sentors David Streteler he If-Ieralit Dtnktrk New York Publtshed by the Students of Cardtnal Mtndszenty I-Itgh School VOL VI Edttor Class Htstory Class Prophecy Class Wt Sentor Proftles Typtng Bustness I-Ierald Advtser Iune 1956 N 4 Robert Zteltnskt Marcta Kroll Thomas Heary Paula Schmtdt Iudtth Brand Robert Zteltnskt Iohn OBr1an Davtd Ktng lean Bleck Carole Urbantk Theresa Kulpa Robert Kopec Stster M Imrrtaculata SSI 1-fl . From the Prmctpal s Desk Ltfe 1S evaluated tn terms f growth The mtnd grows through truth the heart through love and the sptrtt of man through hope We stop ltvtnq when we no longer learn We stop ltvmq when we seek tn our selves alone the obtect of love We stop ltvtnq when we abandon hope To wtn knowledge and to preserve tt are two dtfferent thtngs Knowledge that has been won ts preserved only by conttnutng to wtn yet more Thtnk tng 1S a ltfe acttvtty To thrtll wtth new tnstghts to truth and the vtcartous ex pertence found tn books to seek from the stranger tales of other lands to search the resources of bustness rec reatton and travel for broader hortzons thts ts to grow tntellectually to ltve To stand sttll ts to petrtfy As for love there ts no ltvtng wtth out tt The heart must go outward else suffocate Pleasure grattftcatton satts factton are not outward mottons They turn the heart of man back upon htm self and he becomes ltke Narctssus enamoured wtth gaztng upon htmself cold unresponstve and selftsh Love never demands Love gtves In gtvtng tt grows and the heart of man ex partds tncreastng tts capactty to love to entoy and to ltve Ftrtally there ts hope We say as long as there ts ltfe there ts hope So too as long as there ts hope, there ts ltfe Hope ts founded on our trust tn God tn I-Its goodness and promtse of help Hope ts ageless tt ts lttes conttnual trtvttatton to tomorrow tve Learning Iovtng and hopmq these are the stqns of his You live only once See to tt therefore brethren says St. Paul that you walk with care not as unvtnse but as wise mak tnq the most of your time because the days are eval ' IIA ' , ...Q e e 0 I - I - ' Q 1 5 ' - x i V . 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PAGE 6 FACULTY IUNE 1956 V5 - R From left around the table Rev Patrrck L1111s SSE Mr Mtchael Orbmatl Rev Ioseph Warte SSE Rev Henry A1 brser SSE Srster M Catherme Anne SSI Srster M Immaculata SSI Rev Henry Nadeau SSE Mrs Henry Barnes Sxster Mary Aaum SSI Very Rev Paul Morm SSE Re Armand Couture SSE Rev Anthony Wrqqms SSE Srster M St Iames SSI Rev Vmcent Coyne SSE Slster M Lorraine SSI Rev Edward Leary SSE Rev Bernard Be- chard SSE Stster M Davrda SSI The ftrst faculty of Cardlnal Mlndszeniy Hrqh School was composed of three members Very Reverend Francrs Mortanty, SSE, Reverend Patrrck Lrlhs, SSE, Reverend Robert Sheehey, SSE That was tn 1950 51 when CMHS was a boys' school In 195455 the school became co-educatronal By that trme there were ten Fathers of St Edmund, six Sisters of St Ioseph, and two lay teachers 1 f, -V -.flag ' : M.,,,,,..,.. -.,.....-.- W:-f-----+--1--'-' 1' ' lik-f . ' I j q. 3, .' . , ' 'Q ' , 7. 7 - 1' . A . ,. 9 X I , Q' , X I I -' , I f I I I 1 I ' I 1 ' ' . I I 1 I I .vvl I I . I I