Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Bro. Wilfrid P. Moran, SM.,MS.,Ph.D. Principal Principal ' s Message To the Graduating Class: My sincerest felicitations on your sue- cess in achieving the goal set before you at the beginning of your high school career. Most of you are now on the threshold of a new life. With those who intend to continue as students, I would insist: be guided by true Catholic ideals when you choose your future college or uni¬ versity. Let those who intend to enter the active life continually bear in mind the highly Christian principles of life which were taught them during their short stay within the hallowed walls of their Alma Mater.

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President’s Message The high school graduate should be fairly well equipped to assume his place in the social order and to be a credit to himself and to his school. But with the rapidity of changes in social and eccy nomic life, will his equipment of today fit tomorrow’s needs? Probably not. The graduate, who ceases to develop himself down through the years, will decay from stagnation. No matter what book knowb edge the graduate has today, if he has not acquired the habit of work, he must realize the need of that habit immedh ately. Progress and success are spelled WORK.

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Administration Bro. Francis Heidemann, S.M.,B.L. Senior Moderator Head of Commercial Department German Rev. Joseph Stenger Religion Bro. Edward Dunne, S.M.,A.B. Junior Moderator Social Sciences Bro. Frank Dames, S.M.,A.B. Sophomore A Moderator Social Sciences Rev. Elmer Holtgrave Religion Bro. Leo Scholz, S.M.,B.S. Sophomore B Moderator Mathematics—Science Bro. Arthur Goerdt, S.M.,A.B. Freshman A Moderator English—Librarian Bro. Louis Trawalter, S.M.,A.B. Freshman B Moderator Latin—English Rev. Edmund Schumacher R eligion Mr. B. L. Miller, A.B.,M.A. Head of Music Department Page Seven