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

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Certainly a vivid reminder of the presence of God comes to us through the faculty. We realize that these men who have so thoroughly dedicated their lives to the education of boys would find it virtually impossible to continue were it not for spiritual help from God. As we have seen, both the Brothers and the lay professors conduct their classes in such a manner that correct ideals are striven for, and false ideas are shown for what they are. The help given by the faculty is not limited to one phase only of a student's life but is spiritual, mental, moral, and physical. Whenever something comes up there is always a Brother to turn to for advice. In years to come we will still be benefiting from the good they have instilled in us, let us never forget them in our prayers.

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During the present school year a former student of Cretin returned to celebrate his Golden Jubilee. Certainly no stranger to the history of Cretin is the celebrant Brother John Berchman. Starting here as a stu- dent Brother returned as a teacher and finally served for fifteen years as principal. The record he established was outstanding educationally in the secondary schools of the Archdiocese. Because of poor health Brother was forced to retire. ' l'k to offer congratulations and apprecia- ' ' and We the class of 55 would I e hman who has contributed so much of his time tion to Brother Berc energy to Cretin.