Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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044, Sister M. Adelaide Sister M. Alexia O.S.B., M.A. O.S.B., M.S.Ed Sister M. Cherubim Sister M. Eileen S.S.J., M.A. O.S.B., Litt.M. Rev. Robert G. Barcio Rev. John D. Daniszewski A.B. A.B., S.T.B., M.S.Ed. Rev. Richard F. Fitzgerald Rev. Thomas C. Geddes A.B., M.A. A.B. ,par Sister M. Assumpcia Fel.O.S.F., A.B. Sister M. Gertrude O.M., A.B., M.S.Ed Rev. Robert T. Dempsey A.B. Rev. Joseph F. McKay O.S.F.S., A.B., M.S. n 5 Sister M. Camilla O.M., A.B. Sister M. Jean Baptiste S.S.J., A.B. Rev. Homer DeWalt A.B. Rev. Raymond F. McKone O.S.F.S., A.B. XXX-W 8-nauhl5v .4-sr - v 1' .,. I 1 4' ,..,-0 3 ,av-

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cf aw M ffaafwfy U Q gf' X r ov 4' Ga '- wif' Z 245, . , an gif iq ,ff J ve R- Fpper, left. Monsignor McDonald and Father Martin pre- pare the daily 12 10 broadczist. lt is then that Father Martin's voice rolls and echoes through the length and breadth of the school building, with philosophy and humor interspersed among routine announcements. Lou'cr, Ie'ff.' Francis Forish consults class adviser Father Martin about some major, or minor, ditiiculty. Father Martin's office is always open to anyone desiring advice On study problems, career guidance, or Choice of college. Fpper, right: John Fries. John Mraz, and Stanley Skrzypczak, members of a special committee of Student Council, present the council's proposals and recommenda- tions to the Headmaster. If they are sound and construc- tive, they will merit administrative approval. Lou'f'r, right: Mark Wolf, Jim YValtz, and Andrew Pawlaczyk request their adinit slips from Father Gallagher after an absence. The office of the Dean of Discipline is usually a busy place, since boys will be boiil

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Sister Dulcia and Sister Assumpcia study the accomplish ments of the latter s ai' pupils The Alt and Typewxlting Parent Teacher nights give the faculty and the fathers and classes grouped under Nlanual Arts offer sound oppor mothers a chance to discuss their mutual problems Abou tumties to many of the students Mr and Mis Delaney and Father McKone seem satisfied with Jim s leport card Rev James J Gannon Rev DamelJ Martin Rev Francis D Gallagher Ph B A B S T B M S Ed Without wisdom and knowledge, the wheels that grind out the daily life of the city would come to a standstill, and the masses of brick and mortar would crumble to the earth. Appropriately, then, our small city is dedicated to the great task of education. For this purpose, an array of thoroughly com- petent teachers has been provided to lead us along the paths of learning. They strive earnestly to sharpen our thought processes and reasoning pow- ers, all the while imparting with each class a little more of their seemingly inexhaustible store of information. A sound mind is their motto as ,,.4I0 uf they guide us along the sometimes torturous paths of English, social studies, mathematics, science, and language, and mould us toward a definite sta- tion in life. Deeply they realize that knowledge alone can be a danger, and so they impress at every turn the great lesson ofthe power of the will in directing all things to their true goal - God and Eternity. Re- ligion is therefore not only a subject, but a way of life for us at Prep. To them, God has delegated authority and great responsibility. With all our hearts, we pay tribute, and thank them for their fruitful endeavor.