Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Monsignor Robert B. McDonald MA. Niagara University Headmaster Who maintains the high spiritual and scholastic standards at Prep? Who correlates the financial status of the school? Who must ultimately decide on the school's curricular make-up and policy? The answer to these various questions can be summed up in the words of our headmaster. Monsignor McDonald possesses the varied yet essential tal- ents which are necessary in order to maintain a school of Prep's caliber. Through the twenty-tour years in which he has been headmaster at Cathedral Prep, Monsignor McDonald has drawn on all his obvious talents to increase Prep's spiritual, scholastic, and sports standards. Because ot his business-like mind he has made it possible to purchase the tinest academic and sporting aids in order that the ever increasing student body may be afforded all the assistance possible. He is continually making innumerable decisions concerning the well-being of every Prepster. Every day new problems must be met and solved. Prob- lems not only inside Prep, but outside as well. Despite all the hustle and bustle of the management of the school, Mon- signor McDonald is often seen talking with students, helping arrange school programs, and participating in sports rallies. All these talents have made Prep proud of its headmaster.