Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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RAYMOND BECKER, EX. '33 HERMAN BILLERMAN, EX. '36 JEROME V. BLACKWELL, '43 MICHAEL J. CASSERLY, EX. '32 LOUIS CESNIK, '37 JULIAN J. COMMONS, '40 MICHAEL DEAN, '38 FRANCIS ENGLISH, '33 THOMAS FISH, '39 LEONARD R. FORT, '27 ALFRED GRIEG, '39 FRANK J. HEARNE, '4I GEORGE J. HOFFMAN, '32 THOMAS W. HOLMES, EX. '30 WILLIAM J. KEENEY, EX. '37 PAUL KESTLER, '32 JAMES P. KIERNAN, '36 'HENRY LANGSENKAMP, '25 JOHN R. LENTS, EX. '4I 4 I ...Q tAQ QITl0I y 0 ' V - f ,-..iig,awe5aj my - gf- 5:2551 ,. ,, . , ,V .S-:ff-bQf5f.?-L, -' . Mm! ,- . ,- ' 3652533 A 5 ... ...I V ' ' 1254 F.I7'1'll l Q13 -4 1 . I.,-gf Ia MTI 1 '. 1.ff'1?f'Iffw X 3 'mi , A . Sf wg. wg' . wg , , -X,53,,x,,,:-Ngo. , ,7 7, .f.Tg?11Q1' vj ' I .l vw. fa ggif Z JL . .Q ,X,,.3..5 mf.',,,, .V , ,TESL

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fm Volume ll june, 1945 ROBERT V. WELCH . . Editor-in-Chief MICHAEL H. CAIN . . . Business Manager JOSEPH S. HERRINGIQN , Managing Editor - I ,V A INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

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jizecr IIJCLAP my Qmain ite EC EDWARD LINNE, EX. '26 EDWARD J. LONG, '40 EDMUND MCATEE, EX. '34 ERWIN MCGINNIS, EX. '37 CHARLES McGUIRE, '30 RAYMOND J. MCMANUS, '39 JOHN R. MANSFIELD, EX. '34 FRANK A. METZGER, EX. '40 HUBERT PRYOR, '36 QUENTIN L. QUINN, EX. '37 BERNARD F. REILLY, EX. '35 EDWARD L. RONEY, '43 THOMAS F. RUCKELSHAUS, '23 FREDERICK STRACK, EX. '33 JOSEPH E. TAYLOR, EX. '41 BERNARD J. TUOHY,eEX. '41 WILLIAM TURNER, EX. '39 GEORGE A. WIRTZ, '34 Many of Cathedrals graduates have already tasted the bitter struggles and ceaseless effort nec- essary to uphold the torch symbolic of just and righteous principles in this life. Ol these, many have borne that torch across the battle- fields and over the very threshold of death. lhey realized that their sacrifice was an important thing if youth is to have a full life, and they had the fortitude to give their all unllihchingly. Only one requirement have they demanded of the youth for vvhich they sacrificed so much: that their torch be talcen up from where they left it and thot it be borne proudly and triumphantly. But they need not concern them- selves over this, because we do pledge ourselves that their worlc shall not remain unfinished, but rather that we shall talce up the torch and proceed tovvard a more Godly World of justice and right- eousness. We of Cathedral do humbly dedicate this, the 1945 issue of The Cathedran, to their memory thet it might be Q tribute to their gallant spirit of sacrifice.