Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Brother Wilfrid Moran, S. M. Principal Congratulations to you, graduates of 1939. Thirtyfive strong you will make your adieus to your Alma Mater. Thirty ' five strong you will make your debut in a world which is anxiously awaiting leaders. May you, thirty ' five strong, enter into your life work as Catholic men, as Catholic leaders. May you, thirty five strong, be ever faith ' ful to the high standards, the Catholic standards, which you have imbibed during your four years at the Cathedral High School. May your good example help imbue the world with the spirit of religious loyalty and brotherly love. May your conduct, at all times, be an honor to yourself, to your School and to your Church. You have the distinction of being the largest class to graduate from the Cathedral High School. May you also distinguish yourselves as outstanding leaders in Catholic Action. Our sincerest wish for your success and happiness in your life ' s undertaking.

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For four years we have known Msgr. Mueller as our patron, spiritual guide, and friend. He has been our patron in the sense that he is responsible for the con ' tinued existence of our high school. His timely talks in church and school have been of inestimable value to us in the spiritual life. But most of all we look on Father Mueller as our friend. We are indeed grateful for all that he has done for us, and we salute him as a true champion of the cause of Catholic education. The Seniors. Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph M. Mueller Pastor of Cathedral

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Bro. Francis Heidemann, S.M., B.L. Head of Commercial Department German Rev. Joseph Stenc.er Religion Bro. Francis Dames, S.M. A.B. Sophomore A Moderator History, English Bro. William Siemer, S.M., B.S., M.S. Senior Moderator Science, Mathematics, Sociology Mr. B. L. Miller Head of Music Department Latin Bro. Leo Rothermich, S.M., B.A. Sophomore B Moderator Litin