Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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ABLE US. .. I .- ,MQ- Nqr Rev. Daniel I. Martin Studies, Guidance To aid in administrnting the Prep school, the head- inaster has need of assistants. These assistants, work- ing together and sharing responsibilities, carry out their tasks wisely and effectively. Father Martin, Dean of Studies, sees to the make-up of schedules and their systematic operation, and is an experienced director of guidance. As Dean of Student Discipline, Father Gallagher Rev. Francis D. Gallagher Discipline, Attendance issues sometimes stern, but just and fair, discipline. Father Daniszewski brings prudent and unrnflled counseling to the Guidance Department and co- ordinates student programs. To serve Prep's physical needs, Monsignor Gannon directs the Athletic Department, seeing to the makeup of sports schedules and connected problems.

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M YGIVE GOD ORE Much as a professional man is pledged to the ethics of his trade, so is the Prep teacher constantly striving to help the student reach his goal in this life and particularly to reach his goal in the lite to come. The Prep faculty is a group of forty-four Well- qnalificd teachers working together for one common aim- training of the whole lllllll -in soul, mind, and body h- a faculty dedicated to the Christian education of youth. This training consists of classroom Work where knowledge, discipline, and moral standards are set. Religion is a part of every class and practised daily, particularly at Friday morning Mass. Physical educa- tion is also important training - training for the body. Combined, these all help form a man of character and knowledge with a strong body to face the life ahead. llere at Prep, the melting pot of the city of Erie, are found students of many nationalities and cultures. Likewise the faculty is of varied backgrounds-the diocesean and Oblate priests, nuns of three orders, and the lay men and women. Different though their backgrounds may bc, they are united in dedication -imparting to the student superior training that is wholesomely complete. Beyond the training and instruction, lies an area of influences that can never be Hled on a report card. As Prep seniors leave their school, they carry with them not only signed diplomas, but souls and minds and bodies sealed with the stamp of dedicated friends of youth. THOMAS MILLER, FR. RICHARD POWERS B.A. B.A. Religion, Algebra Religion, General Science fimnlf FR. ROBERT I. REILLY, FR. CHARLES D. M.A. SKINNER, M.A. Religion, H istory, Civics Religion, History, journalism