Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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HIS EXCELLENCY... The Most Reverend Henry Alt ' hoff, Bishop of Belleville since 1914, assistant at the Pontifical Throne and member of the Papal Household. The passing of time has not served to dim the ardor of His Excellency in following the admonition of our Divine Savior: Going therefore teach ye all nations. . His has been a continued interest in the advancement of educational institutions in the Belleville Diocese and particularly our own. Through his encouragements and blessings, Cathedral High School has continued to grow in enrollment and material equipment. This year marked the addition of six new classrooms to our school. A gymnasium is to be added soon to aid in the physical upbuilding of the students. Although we of this year s graduating class will not benefit directly by these addi ' tions we are proud to see our school grow. We are grateful to His Excellency for making Cathedral High a bigger and better educational institution. Page Six

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OUR SCHOOL • • • The High School Expansion Pro ' gram has introduced to Cathedral the most modern in school classrooms and equipment. The new addition, coiv sisting in a Classroom, Office, Record room. Library, Commercial room. Band room, Chemistry lab and a Physics lab, plus the remodeling of the old section, has added a new spirit to school life. The proposed gynv nasium would permit the addition of a new course, that of physical culture, and would give the basketbal team an unequalled floor. The boys who still have a year or more to enjoy these facilities can truly be envied by the graduates of ' 41. Though we are graduating this year we will always have reasons to be proud of our Cathedral, our Alma Mater, our School. Page Five

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ADMINISTRATION... Cathedral High has been conducted by the Brcth ' ers of Mary for the past thirty-six years. During that time the work they have accomplished has merited and received the appreciation of the stu¬ dents and citizens of Belleville. As the Graduates of 1941, we have been under their excellent tutelage for the past four years and consider ourselves very fortunate. Their supervi¬ sion of our educational training will always remain invaluable to us, and we shall never forget the per¬ sonal interest taken in each and every one of us. It is with much regret that we now leave the portals of Cathedral and the care of these men, who so beneficially guided our steps through our High School years. Through our four years of high school Brother Wilfrid Moran, S.M., hasbecn principal. We deep¬ ly appreciate all he has done for us. May our manly conduct henceforth bespeak the fine training we have received. 4V , « ?«• tV° t ° v vt «. -• c - «. •w , ut ' -- T T ' to «.e0« ,»c « ,. , Cp l0 -etco f , vc » ' -• 2 AS? xzzsfez P»Y Q «tv . « ,rf r .V ? “ • ° A ftOW ' ' t pn ' e e« tea • ” er „ 0 « e ct ' y0,i A A c 00 - V i e KC -«e » c .-ho-oS- « W T e C 0 ' ° P v ' o P »Yv« CpV . N-o ' O- pt . vt »c ' ‘ v °y .3 • - v tV % V