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

Page 28 text:

1 CEU Dear Graduates Your enture hugh school career has been spent under the lowe ung clouds of war but just as you are brungurug these four years to a successful conclusuon so also us your great country brungung uts gugantuc war task to a brulluant termuna tuon and there us a general feelung of V ctory un the our You have reason to reuouce for when you hand your duplomas to youu proud parents on graduatuon nught ut wull eputomuze a chaun of vuctorues throughout the past four years vuctory of soul over moral hazards of mund over untellec tual barruers of body over human fraultues To wun these vuctorues you had to make many sacrufuces and you made the wusdom of the words of that great athlete St Paul and everyone un the contest abstauns from all thungs Your hugh school career was only a preparatory step and as we now send you forth unto other fuelds of lufe the Faculty buds you to bear un mund the contunuatuon of the above text of St Paul and they undeed to receuve a perushable crown but we an umperushable one l therefore run as not wuth a purpose I so ftght as not beatung the aur Keep that umperushable crown ev r un focus and all the passung chonqung thungs of lute wull allugn themselves toward the ultumate vuctory and eternal Peace God bless you and Mary protect you R v AIoysuusJ Bedel SM Q them because under the guidance of your teachers, your coaches, you realized - . ' . . ,, V' ' I D . Q ,

Page 27 text:

0F '45 ALUTE Yllll FELLO GRAD ATE Four years ago there were enrolled with us at Cathedral Latin these nine students whom we now salute. To all ap- pearances, they would lead exactly the same life as the rest, For four years, they would tread the some halls, take the same courses, gripe over the same problems, attend the same dances, and, so we thought, graduate on the same day. But the year was l94l, and with that year came a sunny December afternoon that changed all that. Not that we realized it then. No, not at first, but as the rest of Am- erica quickly learned that the war was to require sacrifices, we also learned. Even as elsewhere in our awakening land, there were some who were to learn a little sooner, a little crueler, there were those at Latin who realized before the rest of us that war was demanding. To those nine who, be- cause of abnormal world conditions, sacrificed a year of their high school life, we say, Good Luck, Fellow Graduates of Latin. M Grozdamc E De Simone A. Refe J. Powers K. Vcdos

Page 29 text:

X 1945 John P. Gulan Stanley A. Harting Robert C. Pardee Stanley N. Stunek Adolph F, Znidarsic ASS OFFICERS President ,...,....... William JA McKean Vice President .... Richard J, Baranski Secretary ,....... Richard C. McConnell Treasurer c,A.....,...,....... Leo J, Hyland Alternate a.c.., ,...,Y.. J ohn E. Lange SF'