Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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5 Right Reverend Robert B. McDonald, M.A. Headmaster Nearly twenty centuries ago Christ ordered the Apostles: Go and preach My gospel to all nations. From that time this command has been followed. Nor are we exempt. In our com- plex world a many-faceted Catholic education is necessary to prepare us for this task. As our civilization progresses, so must the educational system develop. Guiding these developments at Prep is our headmaster, Monsignor McDonald. His foresight, knowledge, and expe- rience enable him to adapt our studies to changing times With- out lowering the standards. Thus he shapes our minds to solve life's ever-changing problems. So he prepares us intellectually to follow Christis command. Monsignor McDonald influences our lives in yet another way. He stands out as an example of what we hope to make ourselves. With his strength of character we can become re- spected members of the community. Following his example we will become morally fit to fulHll our task. As a priest, he guides us in another, more important way. His spiritual counsel helps solve our many problems. We cannot be leaders unless we know the right way ourselves. Thus Mon- signor follows Christis command by preparing us spiritually to follow it throughout our own lives. But the administrative work has grown so great that Mon- signor McDonald cannot handle it alone. With the help of his assistants, Fr. Martin in guidance, Fr. Daniszewski in activi- ties, Fr. Gallagher in discipline, and Msgr. Gannon in sports, he can give exact attention to the needs of every student. And so, intellectually, morally, and spiritually, we are prepared to preach Christ's gospel.

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. . . fa greatplan s Z il -J Fr. Dauicl J. Martin, MS. in Ed. Fr. Francis D, Callaglier, RLS, in Ed. Assistant llcadinastcr Assistant Ilcadinastcr Dircctor of Cuiclancc and Studies Dircctor of Discipline Social Studics Rcligion Studcnt Council, Senior Class Play Cross Country, Golf lfr. Nlartins pcrsonal conccrn for cacli student makes Fr. Callaglicris alcrt inindcducss give Prep's discipline liiin wt-ll qualilicd to lic l,l't'DlS guidance director. intclligcnt and just dircctiou. i i 5 V is a ,M f-:Q l r. Jolin D. Dauiszcwski, M.S. in Ed. Ycry Rcv. Msgr. ,laincs I. Cannon, M.S. in Ed. Assistant llcadinastcr Director of Athletics Dircctoi' of Stuclcut Asseiulilies and Activities Englisli Forensic League Fr. Danisvcwslqfs sage advice and never-get-ruflled out- Monsignor Cannonls avid interest in good sportsman- loolts cnalilc liiin to counscl the adolescent. sliip lits liiin wcll for tlio task of atlilctic director.