Geibel High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

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REVEREND WILLIAM SHERIDAN Principafs Message The past generation has witnessed more changes during its lifetime than any previous generation of men of history. Our own generation is experiencing these same changes in every field. In our lifetime we hope to see a man land on the moon. Even the Church is demonstrating its ability to change itself in order to be more effective in our modern world: a world which demands the very best from each of us. The demand for intelligent, well educated people is increasing every day. It is our hope, here at Ceibel, to prepare students to take their place in this de- manding world. Through study and discipline we hope to mold students so that they may one day make the lives of others richer and more productive. In so doing, they will fulfill their great Christian vocation which essentially consists of charity for all.

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MOST REVEREND WILLIAM C. CONNARE Bishop of Greensburg Dedication The deeds of men are recorded in the annals of civilization marking the spiritual and material growth of mankind. One such deed is the es- tablishment of our high school. It is a monumental work which demanded un- swerving constancy, un- yielding patience, and very many sacrifices. We dedicate this Galaxy of '65 to the Most Reverend William G. Connare, Bish- op of Greensburg, who as shepherd of his flock has promoted the growth of Catholic education with ini- tiative and determination. His efforts have made it possible for multitudes of boys and girls to acquire and put into practice knowl- edge tempered by Catholic principles.

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MOST REV. WILLIAM G. CONNARE Administration In our modern twentieth century, an epoch consecrated primarily to the sophisticated cynic and to those who would curse the dark- ness, relatively few hearts heat with a dedi- cated sincerity to the less appreciated task of lighting a candle. Looked upon as saints or fools, they sur- prise many by refusing to spend time in status-seeking adventures. Theirs is a noble purpose--the education of exemplary Christians, and the nurturing of noble Catholics. Too little recognition is given to an administration so interested in each student, so dedicated to instill spiritual and intellectual principles of Catholic educa- tion. Bishop of Greensburg REV. FRANCIS OTI' Superintendent Greensburg Catholic Schools REV. WILLIAM SHERIDAN Principal