Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Wal x-.n 7- Class officcrs Thomas Miller, sccrctaryg Peter McNelis, vice-presidentg Ronald Costcllo, prcsidcntg jarncs Ehrman, treasurerg flash official smiles for Litcruluc photographer. The board of dircctors bchind the doors of big business sees to thc success of the business. lts officers are in position to cxccutc policy and accomplish the purposc of the organization. Our advisors are our board of directors. The class officers carry out thc affairs of class busincss. As our primary purpose is cducating the whole man in preparation for the future, each official act pcrformcd by thcsc two coucordant groups is towards that end. Togcthcr thc advisors and officers plan many senior activities, among thcm Career Week. In the years to come, such mag- nanimous investment is sure to pay off in rich dividends for the Class of 57f' CA TH DRAL PREPARA TOR Y SCH OO SENIOR

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Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with thy whole heart, and with thy whole soul, and with thy whole mind, and with thy whole strength. This is the first commandment. And the second is like to it: Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. There is no other commandment greater than these. Four of the shortest years of our lives have almost passed, but their pleasant memories will always be with us. It seems as if it were only yesterday that a group of befuddled but willing boys, anxious in the pursuit of knowledge, assembled in the school for the first time, eager and ready to give Cathedral Prep their best performance. During our four short years, we improved not only our minds, but also our souls and bodies, through a combination of academics, social activities, athletics, and other media of school life. We hold the distinction of being the first graduates to enter directly into the newly organized Cathedral Prep Alumni Association. Our minds were brought sharply to bear on the future during Career Week, and we made our yearly retreat knowing that it would be our last at Cathedral Prep. As we optimistically look forward to days ahead, we will always try to keep in mind our great debt to those who aided and guided us to become Men of Prep. Nil XXNN lf, Xxgxf' riff' Q c 5 ' Q v, 0 sg 7 l I x xx I 1 ' U , I , .. 1 ' ff' A xx I' 2? A a ii ' no 'J

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LOV F COD... The wise supervision and counsel of senior class advisors, Frs. James Sperry, John Doyle, Daniel Martin, and Richard Fitzgerald helped make Career NVeck, rallies, the class play, and other senior activities a notable success. . -L li' f, Vocational reading entices Paul Englert, Paul Mihalak, AHA H1050 C0llege lmnclbooks or comic books that R. j, Jon Spitzer, Louie Matz, and Joe Leone. Miller, Chl1Ck Roland, and joe GOSS enjoy? JUIN CATHOLIC AROUN THE WORLD s Q . Vg X X ' 1'