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

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Hndnwz F THE four phases of development splntual mtellectucxl soclal and physl cal the phys1cal growth IS often placed last Yet xt must never be consldered of l1ttle lmportance Wlthout 1t Cathedral Latm would graduate young men Just as warped as ll they had been derued the spmtual mtellectual or soclal Physlcal development 1S emphas1zed through the vanous athlet1c orgaruzatlons the mtra mural program and the gym classes In utlhzmg these opportunxtles a young man GMU 4 -fx S15 gli efdiifri, 'ri www 5 J' 2 kk.: ESQ, ,, Nfgilzifagfiigh ,0,LCf0!U2zl must be wlllxng to exh1b1t 1n hls endeavours the qualxtles of determmatlon and persever ance lf he IS to achleve success And whlle everyone cannot be an outstandlng athlete anyone Wllh thls spxnt can develop hunsell mto a phys1cal glant accordlng to his own capaclty Much of the credlt ol 1nst1ll1ng 1nto Latm men that spmt must go to Mr Damel Mormlle who works unceasmgly wxth young men who try i fi . Fi. 5 U F E X , XM .W ' s -if, ,. af 5 'QM .' W will C k U V-gc, 5. ' X i'e?i5L- fvwi. y ', H sz mf. . ' ,i'13'2 3 55331- 3 ....ff,,g l f fQMf2,?3Z:-4 ' 'f:.,y ,-Afvf-' 3315.755 3 x 1j Q,45 if-wk? zap-T ,fjfjvm k r , 4 ,K Q if . ,e -rx A , iff 9332 V1 11,3 ,h 2 .t S 1, .4-at! '-M QIM N f'-- .KLL , .-eq, f ,Y Q 1 ffl R . W f L,.1'.,:ff-f '5J.jx'g, 'mf g ' ' ls, if 1 'ffi ,W ,, -fr f 'tr' 'T ' V f ,F M, .gh 5-3.1 'ig lg .hq':.g,- 3, , ,Q . 2 V - I ,, K ,uh . , ,sgipwsymi .MF . .I Am, Nw, h 4 h 'f ..,,,,.- ge.-. 1. ' '3 A A 4 3 -tx f f- Af,-I ',,. his 'fa .- - 4' f : ,r ' .1 -My 4 sz, ' 3 I - A in , 'we .-2 ff 2.--Y. , ,.i1L V-, f- W . ':- Q '- -W L-3-.K .v1e,1.' 1: ' 4 ,, as 'PQ' ,-V,wf,i-1.,.!,,-4,3.v Lge, fuk ,. e. , - f Q ,y :gym l - -V ff - -Q .v sq f I. .Mi ,-L-A H gg? 45 5: , -lfwgu... gg :few O I I I I I I I I I - - , 1 I I ' . I I - , . . -rd, f '4 ,y

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I pn 'Ss w 1 f ' . ,X 4 ,PX gg? i 1 N A 'f' A ' , Hi, 'gig ' x' A if . ' A I 'I i W4 1 , x Lions on the loose? I: all sports from football l J .M1 f Q to bowling, the Lions from Lctiri exhibited the spirit thot carried their reputation throughout the ore-1 ' .. X fd L

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N 'Qtr .l t t if . . , f' 'V X ll-1 X ., , fix 1 ffiji ' ff FW f T T tn i fs K V if r lli X xp S 4 xp 2 Y' , ,I x l N i KXAK fi ,Q f 911 Dull iwmq NTERESTED students at Latin can partici- pate in many of the 22 different activities that the school offers. They range from the Library Staff and the Dance Committee to the Debate Club and the Latineer. Development of the social aspect of its students is the purpose of the large number and variety of activities sponsored by the school. Without them school life would be- come an unexciting routine, and the knowl- edge of human relations would be missing from the curriculum. Extra-curricular activities, therefore, are , l W X n important to high school life. Through debating zz' 't l comes valuable experience for the speech tx of HY course and current events. The Latineer is a , l J T practical application for the English class. iust V- gf ff ,ff If t X l as the Math Club and Albertus Magnus tx K kr L , lx X i if i Science Honor Society assist students in other li rf' , l fields. 4h X I C 'f ' ' ,--- 2 .f 5 - l, H6-'S Cx man! During his X 'DT tw years at Latin his spirit p V its encouraged him to help his I 3 school while helping him- R St self. He's a Latin man! K3 6 i X Il L X i I V, X A iiri hw X11 J' X 1 , . ZX. Q-si' ' is ' QQ, P- Kr Af' A 5 I X gf I - . ' Student Council officers Marvin Cook, Peter Pucher, and Paul Iankowski. KX