Central Catholic High School - Towers Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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,ll Zluder tutelage As Bishop of fhe diocese of Piflsburgh, lhe MOST REVEREND JOHN F. DEARDEN. S.T.D. is for us fhe direcl represenlalive of His Holiness Pope Pius Xll. Bishop Dearden's conslanl inleresf in and solicilude for us has been no small lacfor in our formaiion lo The ideals of Calholic manhood. Y ,x ,P To lhe MOST REVEREND COLEMAN F. CARROLL, D.D., we exlend sincere con- grafulalions on his recenl elevalion To 'lhe episcopale as lhe Auxiliary Bishop of Piffsburgh. We feel fhaf, as Paslor of Sacred Hearl Parish, Bishop Carroll is an inlegral parl' of Cenlral Calholic. ln lhe VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. OUIGLEY, Ph.D., Superinfendenf of Schools, we have had one of lhe mosl capable of diocesan school adminislra- lors in fhe Uniled Slafes. Monsignor Ouigley's conslanl alerlness has re- sulled in The sleady progress of our school. q ,ru-'Q ....q...4,, A .,,,L i Since FATHER JOHN B. McDOWELL, Ph.D., is one of our graduales, if seems unnecessary fo poinf oul lhaf his in- leresl in our welfare has been consislenf and elifecfive. The good name of ihe school, lhe spirilual and infelleclual acl- vancemeni of each of us have found daily posiiion in Fafher McDowell's agenda.