Cretin High School - Cretinite Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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BROTHER PILTS BROTHER JOSEPH lllaflzmzaticf, Religion Iflzglixh I . 5,2 1 . HER We have been taught love of God, '57 BROTHER DENIS sincere attachment to Holy Mother Church, and undying loyalty to the American way of life. But by far the most precious lesson given to us by these teachers has been a sound philosophy of life which has taught us to put iirst things first, to strive, by being true citizens and good Christians, to gain our soul's salvation. This thought has permeated ,if J , I 0206013 ' A fPf4lL7IbfIOArXF ,tj , A if MQ-I our school life, and in QROT the midst of a War-torn 5I2vQ,,,MH'7R I world B a W o r l d ' 6l's'4i,4,H54L7pR whose very marrow is Ajbwfbff filled with materia- lffgofx listic concepts of MR, A. GERSPACH Eizglislz, Latin, Rfligion, Latin, Rrligioii Plzyxiology ,- Q :A ' . XG . 1 p W WZ? .ix 1 ,mi ,I X. f V r BROTIIER PQXELIAX lfngliffz. Rrligion ffjl. if? ,iff O' Joim, Page Thirteen

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, IE SIXTUS BROTHER HUBERT LEWIS Physies, Religion ,fn JCRETIN I . . sxtofrllfm Page Twelve 0916 ,f-x XR' . ' 11 XLR 190 Yrvxoxristofl Re 1 . X011 I Revlon R05 sVR . . TVN? 826011 On the night of June 1, We seniors O - RN cc ' 77 ,aww bade a fond au revoir to the l . members of the faculty, We Wrote Minis to our high school educa- tion. During this time We have been under the very capable direction of the sons' of St. John Baptist de la Salle who have transformed us from boys to men. This almost impercep- - tible change has been ac- complished, not so much by factual knowledge - abundant as it Was - but rather by devotion to duty, unity of pur- pose, zeal for Chris- tian education, and .yflxg Rem Christ-like example. TRW' ' MR- C- HARRIS BROTHER LEONARD MR. L. O'DONNELL Engllsh English, Religion, Social Studies lllathematies, Physics ! l 2 l X i n I l N ,.l 'u 1 W: V fl xx- ,Lf , ,, -, 1, L. 44 .f.1.A- V ,ff '

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E, U 'iw . meh , 'Y . , ?xh1ir1'flUl IU wav , , 3 l s l t i BROTHER LICANDER Ilistory, Religion BRUTI IER ALBERT lfizglish, Religion Egymww I TNKXLP Page Fnzuflrfeu xqrl JCOQ ,fic up J hEu01iyCiQS A1-1lll'WL 511,11 qmgil Bugtll ' .1 V a A QD W swf? qv Xiaito Y7iLOl,atl'l' FC 2 'K V lxfgwlv J if Y if, ,ff RUSS G. PECK Libmrian l f 1, f ff, '1 J 7 u. ,.,4.J -1. ,.- - ' Y CRETIN lust for power and greed for gain f We have learned to focus our atten- tion on eternity. These men, both religious and lay, Who have dedicated them- selves to the education of Amer- ica's vouth, are deserving of our highest praise. To them, more than to any other adults outside of our par- ents, we owe a debt of deep gratitudeg the measure of .. our thanks will he guaged ,ff ' by the Way We put into ,,,f:,f practise the principles ix' in f of right conduct and self-discipline as ex- emplified by these men who have been BROTHER J. MARK ' Social Studies, Religion, MR- E- FRANKEL Economics English 1