Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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His Excellency Just as the eyes have not seen nor the ears heard of the beautiful things which our Lord has prepared for us in heaven so, also, words have not yet been coined with which we, the Seniors of 1942, can sincerely express our gratitude to His Excellency for the interest he has shown in Cathedral High School and in the advancement of education in general. Among the many privileges enjoyed by this year’s graduating class for which we thank His Excellency are: the honor of being the first Senior class to enjoy the fruits of the building program; the privilege of being educated by the Brothers of Mary; the graces derived by attending Church ceremonies made more majestic by His Ex ' cellency’s presence. It is for these and many other privileges we have received that we the “Senior Class of ’42” thank His Excellency from the bottom of our hearts and ask God to grant him the grace of continuing his work of furthering Catholic Education. Page Four

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Dedication We, the Senior Class of 42, before leaving the institution wherein we received our education pause to recall the many happenings of our fouryear stay at Cathedral And as we pass slowly along the corridors for the last time we once again notice the many faces beaming down on us from their places on the walls. Many ot these boys are now fighting in Uncle Sam ' s Army, the Air Corps, the United States Navy, the Coast Guard or the Marines. It is to these men of today that we men of tomorrow dedicate this volume of The Crusader . To each and ' everyone of the former graduates of Cathedral who now fill the ranks of our fighting forces we make this dedication, a sign of friendship and esteem. We feel proud to know that our predecessors are the men w ' ho are defending America against treachery and deadly assault. Page Three

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