Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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' ening orizond Each new day dawns with the challenge of its widening horizons. ll man is to meet this challenge of each fresh dawn, he must dedicate himself to those just and righteous principles upon which a successful life ultimately depend. l-le must hold aloft those principles just as one bears a torch to guide himself in his vvay. lo youth, in the darkness of an ungodly vvorld, is entrusted the torch sym- bolic of those principles for which so many have recently sacrificed so much. Gnly a character formed in the mold of Christian ideals and virtues is capable of bearing this torch vvorthily. ln order to be prepared to undertalce such a task, youth must be instructed along certain lines leading to the development of a true Christian character, A strong, broad mind, a practical, imaginative enthusiasm, a toned, capable body, an integrated, worthwhile personality-all these must be properly developed. The manner in which Cathedral l-ligh School is preparing youth to bear this torch is pictorially told in the pages of . . .

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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