Cathedral High School - Crusader Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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PAUL REIS SKm KENNETH FAUST JAMES RENNER ARTHUR LUCASH Sports Editor Snnrr c F.tHtnr

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fyoSl UJOAA The thought foremost in our minds as we present this yearbook is that in the future years we may pick up our annual of way back in ' 47, remove some of the dust, leaf through its pages, and be carried back to those good old years when we were students in Cathedral High School. We hope that some picture, some sentence, or maybe the record of our athletic teams will bring back the feeling that is embedded well into the heart of every student who attends CHS for four years and then walks out with a diploma in his hand and the spirit of Cathedral in his heart. If this aim is achieved we are sure this annual and all it stands for will be absorbed into you and become an integral part of your phik sophical makeup. It is with your sincere approval that we herewith present The Crusader.

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Owi Pn,elide+U After spending four of the most influential years of our life in your Cathedral High School, the time has come when we lamentingly walk through the portal for the last time. During our stay at CHS we have come in close contact with you innumerable times. Through these associations we have come to know you, not as someone who is “far above us, but rather as a compelling, yet congenial man who is always ready to assist us. Your intrinsic understanding of our seemingly overwhelming problems unearths in us unknown confidence in our selves as we enter the swirling ill-conditioned world. Your advice will be of unpredictable importance when we undertake the job that confronts us. As Christian men it will be up to us to be leaders in reconstructing the war torn and economically disturbed world. It is therefore our sincere wish that in the future you can, with anxious heart, look upon each of us and proudly say: “There is a real man, because that, Monsignor, is what we think of you.