Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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T AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE FOR S TO FOLLOW ALL OUR LIVES Education is not an end in itself. Development is not a word limited by a calendar or by city limitsg it does not stop with graduation, nor does it confine itself to the narrow boundaries of onc's little ivory tower. Truly, no man is an island , and no man can isolate himself from others and attain happiness or success in life, say nothing of fulfilling his obligations to his fellow man. A Prep education, therefore, strives at developing the full man, not for himself alone, but that he might find his rightful place in society and shoulder his responsi- bilities worthily. His three-fold training nmst enable him to contribute his talent to the business worldg it must prepare him to serve his country, in or out of uniformg it must allow him ample occasion for recreation, so necessary to lighten the burden of a care-fettered worldg and most of all, it must fit him for the role of father, temporal or spiritual, to create and protect that most important of all societies, the family. w,,, -X f'

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'lllmu slmli love the Lord Ilrjr God with thy n-lmlv heart. and will: thy lrlmle soul, mul will: thy u-lmlv mind. um! with thy zvlmle strength. This is ilu' first commandment. And Ihe second is like to il: 'lilmu slmll love lily lIl'l1,f.Il,lfFIi ess zisvx 1s1'lfi. There is no other commandment greater than these. The little old red school house-with its one room, one light bulb, one teacher, its handful of students-is no more. ln its place stands the modern giant-with its cavernous corridors, miles of electrical wiring, a large and specialized faculty, hundreds of students. To supervise a modern school such as Cathedral Prep is no small task. High standards and objectives, a balanced curricuhun, good public relations, a sound budget, building maintenance - all these fall within the jurisdiction of the administration. And yet administration cannot be equated with big businessgv efficiency is only part of its functions. Human relations and school spirit must have their source here, too. Responsible men, dedicated to Cod and youth, make our Prep outstanding in this phase of education. Moulders of men, living in no ivory tower, efliciently and humanly direct the destiny of a respected school. XXyQl1'fff xx 'W ' m s 'ff x 4.5 IX' Q If 1 Q ' I I Q .wht X f 41 .- I 1' , ? - ,X , 14 E :.. i an i.4 - A 7 s l.