Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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az Om 2444147 Z9 I I I The Most Rev. Bishop Francis Hauw of the Diocese of Grand Rapids, whose zeal for education opened opportunities for the youth of the Greater Muskegon area in the erection of the new Catholic Central High School, is shown as he hroke ground, May 7, 1951. A fzvi. FL'

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' 1 ifgxi are all beautful, 0 Mary! You are the glory, you are the joy, you are the honor of our people. -- MARIAN PRAYER wPoP1s Plus XII THE CRUSADER Catholic Central High School Muskegon, Michigan 1954

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Catholic Central became a reality September 8, 1953, when approximately eightvhundred stu- dents entered its doors. Bishop Haas died one month before school opened, but his great objective, For Our Young People, a Catholic Education, will continue and flourish for generations to come - a lasting memorial to his untiring zeal. CORN ERSTONE - The Rt., Rev. Msgr. Raymond Baker, Vicar General of the Diocese of Grand Rapids, represented Bishop Haas in laying the cornerstone April 2, 1952. Assist- ing are Rt. Rev. Msgr. William E. Fraser, Rev. Albert Kehren, executive secretary of the building project of Catholic Central, and Mr. Charles Bebeau, construc- tion superintendent. I I I I I