Holy Cross High School - The Cross Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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TO THOSE IN CHARGE OF OUR CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL HERITAGE, WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE GRATITUDE . . . MOST REV. BRYAN McENTEGART, D.D., LL.D. Bishop of Brooklyn MOST REV. JOHN BOARDMAN, D.D., LL.D. Auxiliary to the Bishop MOST REV. CHARLES R. MULROONEY, D.D., Ph.D., LL.D. Auxiliary to the Bishop MOST REV. JOSEPH P. DENNING, DD. Auxiliary to the Bishop RT. REV. MSGR. HENRY M. HALD, Ph.D., LL.D. Superintendent of Schools BROTHER JOHN DONOGHUE, C.S.C. B.A., M.A., University of Notre Dame PRINCIPAL of HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL This year concludes Brother John's fifth busy year as Principal of Holy Cross. Brother has the habit of confusing students by popping up in places where they least expect to en- counter him-shoveling snow on a cold winter morning, sitting in for an absent teacher, lining up students for flu shots or in numerous other places where the necessity of the moment demands his smiling presence. ,W ,QW '

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TOTAL THE MIND OF MAN I -v ,ns ,nm af i RELIGION LIVING PLUS REVELAFHON viii? Lf , ,f'4 at rms -air Brother Mnlllvew Grim, C.S.C., Head af the Religion Deparl- menl, gow mer the Morning Religiour Bullelirz willy announcer Tom Oddo lo :flake certain Ilya! Tom bar all hir pronuncia- Iionr mrrerl. Tlaif rho! was lukezz one mi111fle'bef0fe T0m'.v familiar mire rmzged lbronglaoul Ibe Jrhool . . . The Re- ligiour Bulletin for IlV6dlI6,fd!1j, january 20fb . . . BROTHER RENATUS FOLDENAUER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame M.M., Vandercook College Director of Music Ethics In direct response to the admonition of Christ, Going therefore, teach ye all nations . . the Religion Department of Holy Cross proposes as its primary aim the perpetuation of the teachings of Holy Mother Church. This department, under the direction of Brother Matthew Gara, C.S.C., strives to care for the spiritual needs of the adolescent by providing him with sound religious instruction, and offering him constant opportunity for spiritual growth through daily visits to the Blessed Sacrament in the student chapel, opportunities for confession, development of the habit of the Morning Offering and Act of Contrition, and sound spiritual ad- vice offered in the daily Religious Bulletin. Besides these habit-forming opportunities, the student is encouraged to observe special practices of religious significance such as the October rosary, Father-Son communion breakfast, lenten sacrifice and the yearly retreat. Each student is required to make the annual school retreat, two days of silence, reflection and prayer, and special facilities are available to those who wish to make a weekend closed retreat at St. joseph's Retreat House at Valatie, N. Y. Besides the atmosphere of liturgical awareness provided by the large religious bulletin board on the main floor, all classrooms, stairwells and corridors have been amply provided with attractive and thought-provoking posters stressing moral obligations, devotion to Christ, the Blessed Virgin and the Saints, and the question of a possible religious vocation. Participation in diocesan poster contents, mission collections, prayer crusades and the annual TABLET drive is encouraged. Holy Cross men have led the diocese in obtaining subscriptions to the TABLET. This year has seen the formation of an active and growing mission society, students whose time is generously given to works of a truly Christian character. XTR Varsity Band BROTHER WALTER FOLEY, C.S.C. BROTHER HAROLD MILLER, Freshman Band B.A., St, Edwarcl's University C.S.C.. Swing Band Winter Athletic Director B.A., University of Notre Dame Religion 4 Cafeteria Manager Algebra Religion 2 Freshman Sponsor Basketball A.D. Cross Country Track I3