Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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3acuity Bro. Francis Heidemann, S. M. German 1 Typing Bookkeeping Bro. Michael Brangan, S. M. JUNIOR MODERATOR Journalism English l Sociology Librarian Bro. Norbf.rt Kramfr. S. M. vice-principal moderator of IIA Chemistry General Science Geometry Algebra l Camera Club Brother John Sheehan. S. M. moderator IB Spanish L II Global Geography World History Band Moderator Went to Peru in February Mr. Bernard L. Miller. K. S. G. Band Instructor Music Appreciation Bro. Alphonse Scherer. S. M. SENIOR MODERATOR Physics Aeronautics Algebra II English III Football Coach Bro. Albert Stein, S. M. English IV Civics Algebra I Shop Math Athletic Director

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Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Mueller Principal Brother William Baer, S. M., came to Cathedral at the beginning of our junior year. I le replaced Brother Urban Fleege who was called to the Catholic University in Washington, D. C. As in size so also in personality there was a big difference. “Leadership is dominating; never domineering,” seems to be the gospel advocated and followed by Brother William since becoming principal. At times we have seemingly taken advantage of the situation but eventually discovered our error and returned to the straight and narrow. Gentlemanly conduct is the order of the day, but some have been slow to compre¬ hend. We, nevertheless, feel that definite progress is being made. Brother William. The general let-down in all walks of life following the cessation of hositilities has made itself felt even here. Our realizing that condition has tended to make it easier for us to counteract its evil effects. We sincerely admit that you have been doing much toward keeping up the morale of the school and appreciate your patience in bearing with us so long. President Father Mueller became President of Cathedral in 1930. Since that time the school has made notable progress under his careful direction. We realize full well. Monsignor, that your duties are numerous and burdensome yet in spite of it all you have found the time to show deep interest in us. We have at times perhaps appeared ungrateful as we moderns tend to take so much for granted. Your sterling example of a deeply religious spirit has helped much to make us realize the importance of a solid and practical spirit of faith. 1 he continued insistence on the importance of attendance at 1 loly Mass and the frequent reception of the Sacraments has made its impression but un¬ fortunately has not yet come to full fruition. We sincerely hope the future will permit the seed so carefully planted to fructify. Our sincere thanks, Father, we ll never forget. May the good example of your Cathedralites serve as jewels in the crown of your memories. Time will tell. Bro. William Baer, S. M.

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3a cu lty Bro. Walter 1 Iaessig, S. M. MODERATOR IA Latin 7, 7 Physical Ed. American 77 istory Assistant Football Coach B Team Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Bro. Martin McMurtrey, S. MODERATOR I IB English 11 Mechanical Drawing 7, Geometry Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Debating Elocution f 3 Bro. William McCarthy, S. M. MODERATOR IB Spanish 7, 7 Geography World FI istory Band Moderator Civics Rev. Urban Kuhl Assistant Pastor Sophomore Religion Rev. James McCormick Assistant Pastor Senior Religion Junior Religion Rev. Fred Renschen Assistant Pastor Frosh Religion