Cathedral Latin School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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eu s S ltuxlllary Blshep Cleve Rev Leo A Uht lt IS mdeed a pleasure for me to express my heartlest conqratulahons bless the Socrety of Mary rn the splendld and effectlve dlrectlon and man agement of the drocesan school for boys Durrnq the past twenty f1VG years over one hundred graduates of tms school have been ordalned for the Dlocese of Cleveland and many many others have taken honorable places m the protesstonal and bus1ness World of therr commumty lt IS my earnest hope that our Cathol1c parents w1ll avall themselves of the splendld opportun1ty whtch Cathedral Latrn School offers for the hlqh school educatlon of our Cathollc boys to f1t themselves for Cathol1c leadershrp and becomlnq qentlemanly llves 1n very deed and truth Blessmq you and your assocrates Wrth all my heart I remarn Very cordxally yours 1n Chr1st IOSEPHC SCHREMBS D D Archbrshop B1shop of Cleveland I P Met Reverend JAME A. MeFltDIlEN, D IJ .. . ni

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.-is HE slte ol the hrs! Cathedral Latm was located on upper Euclxd avenue near Sever ance Hall It rs now Hxtchcock Hall ol Westem Reserve Umversxty HIS panoramic aerial view ol Cathe- dral Latin Bishop Far-rellye drealn school shove ihe entire campus as seen from the Carneqle Center Medical Build xnq ln the loreqround ll the laculty residence al leh center lx the qymnaxl um the main buxldxnq stand! in the backqround and the upperclau annex is lo the riqhl. ATHEDRAL LATIN the Powerhouse of Cathohc ACTION has pohshed the rough stone ot youth tor twenty trve qlonous years and rn that quarter century has qrown t1ll today rt 1S the larqest Catholrc boys hlqh school rn Ohro rounded rn 1916 when Blshop lohn P Farrelly percerved the need of a preparatory semrnary ln a proqressrve drocese Cathedral Lat1n was estabhshed rn the dxocesan rnansron on upper Euchd avenue lt was dedrcated to the trarnrnq Archbrshop Edward C Mooney of Detrolt be came the school s f1fSl presrdent Eleven students who had begun therr second ary educatron 1n old Cathedral school recelved hrst qraduatlon drplomas at the solemn dedlca iron ot the present school bulldlng rn Iune 1919 fs ' J . h I I , Q ot candidates tor the priesthood and the present 1 '1 -i