Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Fr. John M. Dollinger. Headmaster Q4 'f'? 'f tx, I q mt. NPI,- vxxgl n S vm 1 Fr. William E. Biebel. Assistant Headmaster ff Riff S I' Vx 1 l. ,-- Mr. R. Ronald Sertz, Director of Athletic Operations l X.. ,,.....-- 1 I f f fir Fr. Raymond W. Hahn. Assistant Headmaster 3 ' twain K' -A 'ni ff' tg Yr: . Mr. Thomas Bila. Director of External Affairs XII ltaiultx ltl

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5, X. piritual and Academic Leadership V41 ------?- ' .f - -J 4. new xx Bisho Michael J. Murphy Bisho Alfred M. Watson P P I3 Faculty 1-vc 1 I l 5 9 .- Y 7 i , , ,A X Q4 x X- I r. 'X , 1 'xl X , Msgr. John Slater, rector of St. Peter's quite evident. With Msgr. SIater's help, Cathedral, converses with Bishop Mur- Prep students are able to attend Mass in phy. The thought of unity between Prep, the Cathedral regularly. the Cathedral. and the Chancellery is , v... ---vv 477- -, ,.-y ,. ,Y Y Q- -- 7 -vv .. -v pf, 1 .Q

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Guidance USU!! Fr. Patrick Gibbons 24 1 Fr. Stanley Staszewski The Guidance Department underwent significant change this year in terms of personnel and its counseling program. The first major change was the switch made between the guidance Departments at Prep and at Elk County Christian High School. Father Mark Nowak left Prep to supervise Elk County Christian's Guid- ance Department, and changed roles with Father Patrick Gibbons who traveled north to assume responsibility for Prep's counseling services. Together with Father Stanley Stas- zewski, Father Gibbons plunged immedi- ately into the complicated process of helping Seniors apply to colleges and uni- versities across the country where they would spend the next few years of their lives. Once this process was set in motion, Father Gibbons and Father Staszewski di- 2O Faculty verted some of their attention to the un- derclassmen. For the first time every Freshman and Sophomore had an inter- view with one of the counselors to evalu- ate the direction each student was taking in his personal life as well as in his aca- demic career. One further personnel shift took place in the Guidance Department at the annex in the Sumner Nichols Building on Eighth Street. Mr. Thomas Calabrese returned to his post as Guidance Director of the Inter- mediate Unit. Leaving that position in the fall was Mrs. Ann Cuzzola who resumed her previous position as Intermediate Unit Math Tutorer And, at the same time, as- sumed her newly won seat on the Mill- creek School Board. Amidst all this shuffle one person re- mained as a pillar of experience. Monsi- Msgr. Edward Latimer gnor Latimer's unmatched tenure as a counselor continued to add an aspect of stability to a Guidance Department capa- ble of adjusting to current needs but eager to retain the strengths and experience it has attained over the years.