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

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THE MOST REVEREND james joseph Byrne, D. D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ST. PAUL THE MOST REVEREND John Gregory Murray, S.T.D ARCHBISHOP OF ST. PAUL

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In the past hundred years, many men have taught in the institution known as Cretin High School. They have taught in various locations and under ever-changing circumstances. But, regardless of the conditions which existed, one aim was shared by them all-to aid in the mental, physical and religious growth of the Christian boy. Their methods were not always similar. They sometimes seemed contradictory, but no matter which road they took, the goal was always the same. In the same hundred years, many boys have attended the institution known as Cretin High School. Over this span of time, the boys have seen the school move to several locations. However, no matter where they had to go to attendschool, the result was always the same. These students learned, by example, instruction and association, the valuable lessons which enabled them to grow mentally, physically and spiritually. They had their differences and their likenesses. They agreed in some cases and disagreed in others, but when they graduated each one knew what it meant to be a Cretinite. This book, then, is dedicated to the men and boys who hold their heads high-proud to be called Cretinites. But especially to the teachers who have raised the heads of these young men so that they could see their ultimate goals shining before them. V