Covington Catholic High School - Bluegrass Yearbook (Covington, KY)

Page 8 text:

Principal Brother Donald McVee, SM. Dear Colonels, Just one year of association with the family of Covington Catholic High School has proved beyond a doubt that a remarkable spirit thrives here, New students come ing into the school must Fmd their part in this growing spirit and serve as gener- ously as the Class of 1964. The previous Principal, Brother Donald Fahrig, S,M., spoke at the Baccalaureate breakfast, part of the graduation Observances of the Class of 1964-. He pointed out that two qualities distinguish the students of CCHS. First of all there is a willing- ness to serve. In many schools there is no sense of service at all, We have a precious treasure that must be guarded. Brother Don pointed out a second characteristic of the Colonels: an ability to run things themselves. Again not many schools can boast this quality. The Camp- bell Lodge Festival is an example of how students from every class cooperate to run something themselves and in the process to raise thousands of dollars for charity. The erection of the marker in front of the school was another student undertak- ing. This is a fitting memorial for Jim and Joe Corbett. Best of all it proves that we want to tell the world that this is Covington Catholic High Schoolewe are proud of our school and ready to Fight to protect its name. As a Catholic school we treasure the opportunities offered to grow before God and man in the state of grace. No other goal can surpass this. In this Marianist school we work and pray under the guidance of the Blessed Virgin. May she lead us to the sense of dedication demanded of every Catholic today.

Page 10 text:

.ia