Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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.,.X Q S5 ' if wr,,,, While he stresses the spiritual and the intellectual, His Excellency is also interested in our physical development. As the Athletic Director, Father James Gannon, looks on, he awards the first cross-country trophy to Father Francis Gallagher. As we kneel to receive our diplomas on that warm June evening, His Excellency realizes for us a dream that has guided us through high school. Most important of all, the Bishop gives us a dream for tomorrow, a dream of an even bigger and better school. This is not for ourselves, but for the Prepsters of the future who will trod the old familiar path- ways. The plans of the new wing are tangible evidence of this in- tangible dream. s He dreams about us, too! As he parts with us at graduation, a little sadly perhaps, he sees in us to- morrow's leaders -- keen of mind, strong in will, trusting in God -- and then he knows the satisfac- tion of a job well done. He knows that through the school he built and maintains, there will enter the world young men iltted to cope with its intricacies and its challenges. For his interest, 'for his kindness, for his gifts, especially of himself, we are profoundly grateful, and we pray that we will be the men of tomorrow that he seesiin us today. . ..l. .ii ,,,-. ,,,-1 In . ,nr Wg, l l if U4 ,Q is J Q e , ,V i',!En ian we in if A Q1 V MII' VH Wald rl '1- ,, 1' Agp QE E ,flag Q in

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WI E lllllll I 'llllllllll Wise and far-sighted government is a basic necessity for any city. In our little com- munity, the fundamental responsibility of administration and authority is assigned to the Very Reverend Msgr. Robert B. McDon- ald, Headmaster. Aiding him are Reverend Daniel J. Martin, Assistant Headmaster and Dean of Studies, and Reverend Francis D. Gallagher, Assistant Headmaster and Dean of Discipline. Multiple and intricate are the problems they face in guiding our ship of state through the troubled waters of high school, but the flourishing condition of Prep's bark is ample proof of the sage and kindly care of its gubernators. Chief executive in this community of nine hundred citizens is Very Reverend Msgr. Robert ll. McDon- ald, Headmaster. His office is the nerve center of the school-to it flow a myriad of problems, and from it emanate the decisions for- mulating school policy and de- termining school discipline. Mon- signor McDonald's helpfulness and understanding will always be re- membered. Reverend Daniel J. Martin Reverend Francis D. K allagher Assistant Headmaster Assistant Headmaster Dean of Studies Dean of Disciplint SN