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

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we were bruised, he has picked many of us up when we were de and most importantly, has given us hope when there was doubt. Now we have a new baseball, track and football held to thank him and his Score Committee for, but he seeks no reward though one day it will b great. Reflecting on what he's' done we have to think he composed the school motto, HA Spirit That Will Not Die, for it dehnitely Hows in his blood. C One may ask, llWhy does he continue administering help and services to a high school? Cer- tainly not publicity, for there is none given. He continues laboring for one reason, he uloves C.C.H., and all the gold in Fort Knox can't pay a salary who's collateral is love, because it is priceless. Therefore, we hope our humble thanks and these few paragraphs of grati- tude will suffice because our feelings come from the soul. To Doc Brueggemann, the olde: practicing Colonel we know, thanks. i

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