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HOLY Cnoss SEMINARY I .Wig Complled and edufed by HE STAFF OF THE LA CROSSE REGISTER I.A CROSSE WISCONSIN 9 12oooc p I Dedicated Sepfember I6 I7 I8 1951 570 the przests o the fDzocese o OBCZCYOSSB, o yesteryear, today, and tomorrow, this book as reverently mscrzbed . - I . I I - t X.. .J' ' -I 1 , I g - 5' f . f I , A f 1 A ig . . if ' U . u ,V x ,V., , V V Q h .. I I I we - ' 'I v. 1 'V ., 'V . 'V I ' IF Qs' I - .1 X J' ,V , 3 , ,- I .j.1.'. 'f ' ' I ' V ' I l f A' , I -J I f Q5 I ' ' .' , - ' : I f I' , f I 4 , ' I . . A , I. . ' M1 I , ' Q' I 5 , I I L , I I' ' .Q I : P - I I . A- 1151: I , 'V ly . Y I 1, A Q' V ,fyrgvz ' ', I y . Mr, I Ji'- I f . I I I I L V ' ,vuyw V I' 4, Vg 1 I Y , In . , .fx 'I H I ' If yi 1 9 Q, :QI l V, H A , . - 3 it 'Q Q Q . vf my V w -- f' A f ' ' -K -, , 1 4 ' . 1, V I 1 I V , 3' , , I , Ar , . V ., . A V I I-1 , N, I I fir! I I I I I . A Q, , , Z yi, I ' ' ,- 1 I '1 ff' fy -. 22 ff! 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As we with joyous heart behold this festivity, we are overwhelmed with unbounded d d rment It is not yet three years ago that the first stone was laid with ti . ggzhrgroglsznandothz building begun, and behold! everyone hastens with joy in his heart to congratulate you on the completion of this undertaking. How truly remarkable and singular appears the strenuous work of Your Excellency! But just as admirable is the filial love of your clergy and of your flock towards you. Not only through their ardent affection but also through their great generosity and munlficence they have given you their most sustaining assistance. Their united and fervent efforts have hastened the time of its realization, in very fact, have shortened it by half, especially if one considers the outstanding characteristics of your seminary, which mark it as a magnificent, serviceable, beautiful and well-appointed building, suited to take care of all your needs. As this great day dawns, may We take occasion to offer you Our heartiest congratulations on this undertaking, so happily brought to completion. We regret very much that We are unable to convey in person Our good wishes to you in response to Your Excellency's kind invitation extended with that characteristic deference you have always shown Us. I shall be present in spirit and with me this Sacred Congregation as we contemplate the magnificent ceremony of dedication. We rejoice exceedingly that the Apostolic Delegate of Washington, D.C,, the Most Reverend Amleto G. Cicognani, will be with you to celebrate the solemnities of the day and that the renowned Archbishop of Boston will deliver the festive sermon. Like a crown, you will be surrounded by the illustrious prelates of Milwaukee, Dubuque and the Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen who was recently raised to the episcopal dignity. We especially note that Your Excellency with significant foresight has invited the entire diocese to be present at the ceremony through the active participation in the liturgy of two thousand high school students and five thousand children and of five thousand women joining their voices in liturgical singing as the Holy Sacrifice is celebrated. It is in this manner that the whole diocese will d t d l gift you have bestowed upon it by providing through your mgnifoxg gzztggalwzzgeg sgicggz s courageous and exhaustive labors such a distinguished and outstanding semina which will be an ideal sanctuary for a hundred and fifty seminarians. ' ry There is no doubt that the select facult f ' t and well provided by Your Excellency, will carry out their aggkrggthrzkgll tegchszg, wisgly izder ihaghthg vgry beat gays and young men of the diocese may advance toward tie gggleofn e pr es oo o ur r . You, Venerable Prelate, will garner the rich est fruits of all bsij Obtiininsdlegi-ni: and holy athletes op cm-ist, who will be mreat High- Priests, Angels '0 PUT Y an C r y Angels of r and a to the commands and desires of theegixgr of Shgi3t.Ange1e of counsel and fortitude according Therefore rightfull d d sincere congratulationsnhich canngtage VEZZIJS-gl? gg: gur hgagts burst forth solemn and extols the glory of your wonderful undertaking Qejoici acre ongregation, while it fervent good wishes in these prophetic words- , ngly and gratefully proffers its - MBU it endure, may it BTOW, may it flourish.' with highest t d ' remain es eem an w1th the special sentiments of Our grateful heart, we Ybur Exce11eB0y'8 most devoted servant in Christ 9 jf gkzwwf Sacred C ongregation of Seminaries and Universities .:-- ,,- -f11E,'.'::r 121:-14:5-L. 41 fa? f 1, K fm-'E gy HIS EMINENCE, GIUSEPPE CAHDINAL PIZZARDU, D. D Prefecf, Sacred Congregation of Semincaries ond Universities, Bishop of Aibano 5 4 a xgtf' .EL mir 'za Eggggi 4? 0 to 3 0 Y' C1 IDLIC' DEL? ' 3339 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE , D. C. UNITED STATES OFAMERICA WASHINGTON 8 uv 259152. July 20' 1951 SHOULD Bl PRIFIXID TO 'I' E NBWER Most Rev. John P. Treacy, D.D. Bishop of La Crosse La Crosse, Wisconsin Your Excellency: . I wish to offer Your Excellency, the clergy and faithful of the Diocese of La Crosse my warmest congratulations on the completion of Holy Cross Seminary. With the dedication of this magnificent institution the Diocese of La Crosse will be blessed with adeduate facilities for the training of young candi- dates for the Holy Priesthood. I am sure that the Divine Master, the Eternal Priest, will shower this institution with His choicest divine graces so that it may completely fulfill its apostolic purpose. It was my great pleasure to break ground for Holy Cross Semimnw just three years ago, and now in the brief space of three years that beginning has reached full accomplishment through the pastoral zeal of Your Excellency, and the devoted sacrifices of your priests and people. Staffed by carefully selected and specially trained priests of the Diocese of La Crosse, the Seminary will offer facilities to the flower of the youth of you Diocese so that they may progress in piety, di-Scipline and science, to become one day zealous and learned priests in the vineyard of the Lord. May God continue to prosper this holy undertaking and reward Your Excellency and all those who have helped in this work of fostering priestly vocations and preparing future priests of Christ. - D remainwith renewed fellcitations and sentiments of deep esteem, I Sincerely yours in Christ, Arch ishop of La dicea Apos tolic Delegate W ' '4i,L4.-' - 2 - . N . . , , - 1-un.e:..-f'.aa..:.g'-at--,E ..fg-6h,.ia ,J f e f-,-31, .,-Y ..'.e,, -,, HIS EXCELLENCY, The Most Reverend Z-Xmlete Giovanni Cicngneni, D.D Apostolic Delegate to the United States, Archbishop of Loodiceo 7 +- '--'- V .1--z:.. , ..... ,i,..,.,.. -31 E E F 'Q 6 T feelin 4 1951 5 June 93 Dear Bishop Treacy: I The building of a Preparatory or Major Seminary aluazys brings to mind the words of the Divine Master, 11hen,He beheld the multitudes .. 3 distressed and lying like sheep. that have no shepherd. 'The harvest indeed I is great, but the laborers are fel. PPG-Y YQ therefore the Lord of the harvest: that He send laborers into His harvest' Cllatt. ix. 37-387' Just as Philosophy is spoken of as the handmaid of , Theology, so the sciences , which are called profane, are the groundlork for the fruitful study of Philosophy. These sciences, which refine the mind and e it for severer study , 15.11 here be cultivated with ardor, to the end l f t' furnished for all good work' Q2 Tillhlllolno prepar 'that theman of Godmaybeper ec , l ceive their preliminary education I leted , The youth, who here re rin from the people, and when they shdll have comp 5 o le from whom they 5 for the priesthood, sp g ' l return to minister to the pe p V E L n I I their higher studies , shal Spfungo then that the faithful have a E It is eminently fitting , share in this part of their education, by furnishing the means for the erection of this house of studies, and have a share in that blessing, which I' ' in this meritorious vrork -- that God M3 E tem et 5 is implored for all who assist give them health of body and healing of soul --- Wcorporis sanita. I urlmae medelam. aratory SemiH81'Y T In the establishing, then, of this Prep ffort to carry out the exhortation of the Divifl' i th neg-vest. e we behold a most commendable e IIBST-61' to provide laborers to gather in those 'white already to e .3 all A ood pits may Sfmt 3 Our prayer is that the Giver of g all His choioest A fe this undef?-2145-ng an abundant harvest, and bestov upon 5 graces and blessing. I I Fraternally yours in Christ, ' A Nh SMP o I , The Host Rev. John P. Treacy D D - Bi5h0P of La Crosse , U X 21425 Main street, LB Crosse, Wisconsin 1 fit? XY? :vs ?S'X5f. 4 . V ,gg 5 gg L-g r e f U' gi .,-..r'-1 E , , 1 5 gifs -ff 533' ,vw ,HL ,fer fb snr 'il fn. l Q f I F K 1 ,:. ' 4 - - 's.2:a.+1i.w5f:? 13, j'fa11T'Q'fj3' f' -fig: 5 ' if na x I J E 'nfl' Lf 3 I :ln 1:1 HA, A,,.: 5 . Deus rms LJ a ' ' hi Feast of st. Ignatius LoY0la 1 9 5 1 Right Reverend, Very Reverend and Reverend Fathers, my dear Religious, and my faifhflll P90919 A new page is being written today in the life of Ch,rist's Church in our country with the dedication of the great new Seminary of the Holy Cross. The scene which you witness .here is the result of uncountable numbers of prayers and acts of sacrifice. on the part of priests, religious and people. The work which will be accomplished in this seminary is that which is closest to the Heart of Christ. Over the main door of the seminary, you will read, The hope of the harvest lies in the planting . In this seminary the T seeds of the Divine Priesthood will be 'planted firmly in the genera- tions of boys not yet' born into the world. Here the heart of the priest will be fashioned after the Heart of the Divine Priest, while his mind and all the other faculties of his soul are enriched with the teachings of Christ's holy Church. i 1 As your Eishop,'I am unable to find language adequate to express my gratitude to Almighty God for permitting me to sponsor this noble work for the extension of His Kingdom in this corner of His Vineyard. lt is extremely difficult to select any group for recog- nition. To the Reverend Pastors of our Diocese, however, I must express very special gratitude because it was they who sponsored the drive for funds for the seminary and received from their faithful people singular financial cooperation-which made this beautiful building possible. To the school children of the Diocese of La Crosse, who thfoflgh their Lenten self-denial offerings contributed the heroic and original statue of Christ the King on the facade of the Chapel and completely furnished the chapel in the S' t ' especial thanks must come from their lifsigs Convent' a Word of ,p- y. Knowing well that who does God's Wgrk gets Godfs pay, I am sure that the reward of all who have aided th. will be very great both in time and in eternity ls august project Devotedly in Christ 7 l. I B Op of La Crosse 3 931.-4. , , I 'nr gn 4' , .L-. A 4 i l 1 5 I a E E 4 5 E F HIS EXCELLENCY, The Most Pneverend Iohn P. Treacy, UD Bishop of Lci Crosse ll 5 --:-f:..f- .ri s,.i. ,,..x1-.-1-:,, -gf: 'ff-5. Y V: , . , .W Y x AM 1,T.TT,,,,:-,.,,...1.... ,.,:,.,,V,-47 ' A A h V, 1. rf I H ,. .. . fi' 2'ff77ifE' 1 ,.1J11jif3?f5i J ' I-7.-.1 -I , 13, M.. . Q25 I :L-.3 Qiyiz 'af Z ,JY LA I . ,, A N . . - ',,- ..,.,. , 1, JN V, EJ fx,: Zl- -.r 6'1L . mm ' f :',:,g'.1'i,if ,n nlvpl F 'mal 1 Y, NIV W 9 ,, ,ri . Y' '5?5'f,. I ,f,f ff if la ia . , K C A, . , 2 2 5.5 A Rare ii ,ig 'i 5. aw ,.-Mg, - J few-4.. T ' ,V P4 f 1 X HOLY CROSS SEMINARY LA cRossE, WISCONSIN July 27, 1951 To the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese of La Crosse: . The dedication day of Holy Cross Seminary is a jubilant one for all of us, since it brings to completion a work started four years ago -- a work made possible by your generous and selfless cooperation under the guidance of our Bishop. This building, however, is more than its structure, or beauty, or architecture suggests. It expresses your firm desire to make possible for your sons the oppor- tunity of following Christ in the work of the Priesthood among you. It is, then, a representation of your faith, your will, your part in perpetuating Christ's Priesthood in this section. of His Vineyard. We, who will live and work and pray in this Seminary, students and priests alike, will try to be just as generous in our efforts as you have been in yours. Our daily Masses will always contain a remembrance of you, whose sacrifice and devotion h ave made Holy Cross Seminary a reality. Sincerely in the Holy Cross, I S WGTY Rev. Msgrj Thomas F. Hayden Rector THE VERY REVEREND Monsignor Thomas F. Haydon Rector, Holy Cross Seminary 13 e 3, 7' 'A E 1 OFFICE O-F THE GOVERNOR MAOnsON,wnsOONslN July 19 , 1951 To the Members of the Diocese of La Crosse: n I am pleased to extend my congratulations f on the occasion of the dedication of the Holy Cross Seminary. A W The spirit of self-sacrifice and devotion to God as evidenced in the support given this project by the members of the diocese is truly commendable. The facilities which will soon be available in this beautiful and distinctive seminary will be a continuing source of spiritual strength. With good wishes, Sincerely yours, Walter J. ohler, Jr? Governor A , .U W A A. , , V! - 1 . , n 1 .- , A Vx --H ,'. , . y . . , . A1 t, .I .1 Q. A , ,. v. . ,.,.,.. ., L v - M... mn. J i,3.7 ---,,...:,.,..,f...'.... ...q,,..5. .V ,,-:g..1-:..mgT,...-..-.1+- -W-.---.,.., ..... -....ffsaa:4.u- 2 .-...M ,.,..,, .. , snnnzw, SEPTEf BER 159591 Major Events . . . Morning Parade-beginning on St. Michael's Orphanage grounds, cmd proceeding to Seminary site A Massed colors and raising of the Flag before Pontifical Mass ll:OO G Pontifical High Mass Celebrant, The Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban, Archbishop - Bishop of Cleveland. Sermon, The Most Reverend Richard J. Cushing, Archbishop of Boston. Choir, Two-thousand high school youths of the Diocese of La Crosse. fi' T 5 Q l Il-3Q ' 13 -L5 EE., - -'L - A HIS EXCELLENCY, A H,. THE MOST REVEREND THE' Richard I. Cushing, D.U..Edwapd1 Archbishop of Boston Archbishop 3 AND l DEDICATURY SPEAKER llEmCA 6 DEDICATIUN DAY Major Events Afternoon Guided Tours of Seminary building, throughout entire afternoon Guides, Aquinas High School students, Lou Crosse ' I'S Q 9 ' -Ii ...J...... i ' 1 ,. .... f---w S HIS EXCELLENCY, i THE MOST REVEREND UU-i Edward F. Hohan, S.T.D. Archbishop - Bishop of Cleveldnd s Ev. IJEIJIUATING l'ltELATE ANU UELEISHANT I H I I Q. g, 5 I YOUTH D HIS EXCELLENCY, THE MOST REVEREND M0808 Hilvry, l l. l l Archbishop of Milwaukee Q . ' lIIzl,I1l',l1!XNf IW I'S P 1 T Rx X x Z 'R V THESE Y, EPTESSBEH HIS EXCELLENCY, THE. MOST REVEREND Fulton I. Sheen, HD. Titulor Bishop of Coesoriono, A Notionol Director of the Society for The Pro uxiliory Bishop of New York polgotion of the Foith 20 ,.: , fx' 1WUlViEN' D Y l l l 1 l 1 1 i 4 i l i l 1 l .Q I x 1 Major Events Massed colors and raising of The Flag before Ponfifical Mass 11:00 A.M.-Poniifical High Mass Celebranf, The Most Reverend Leo Binz, Coadiuior to the Archbishop of Dubuque. Sermon, The Most Reverend 'Fulton J. Sheen, Titular Bishop of Caesariana, Auxiliary Bishop of New York. Choir, Five-Thousand women of the Diocese of La Crosse. Guided Tours of Seminary Building, Throughouientire afiernoonb 1 Guides, Aquinas High School sfudenfs, La Crosse - HIS EXCELLENCY, THE MOST REVEREND Leo Binz, U. D. A Coadiuior To fhe Archbishop of Dubuque ,A A 1.1 -'S V ' I 1 1 r -1. 'X 1 E , I i , , 1 , V , , J i ...-,f 5 XX ,. gbmobhiqa., , .w ww ' y A ' V sq' 'I , , . G V , f KE, V . Y A ni ' ' .3 , ' ,P I W ' Il 1 fri, V F.. , ..,.,,,:w'f'ka3i'. J Q4 vjisiila W,-., ' ,, -,ggi . N V, -'... V- .1 V. 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LA cRossE REGISTER heralded the most a P m ummm' Wnh 'ho' heodlme' the mP0Y'fGI1f announcement in the h'f f the Diocese of La Crosse. In ihose few word . 'S my O - Spiritual and physical. 5 was eXPf9SSed The future of our diocese: growth and expansion, The Most Reverend Bishop John P Treac h d . ' ' I Q I - ' ' canons upon assuming his episco al FF' perceived the need of vastly Increased vo p o :ce un La Crosse andi diocesan mmm seminary was Then' The fruition of his resol . , he announcement of the permit. uhon io remedy the need as quickly as time w0Uld esan Minor Seminary To O en ' A 1- , rn -Q X iQ the ofrrhe be9in ,,,f'x, AL. ni' N .!. J.,-4' ,,....- as , , sm J, xfeffwnf' ' ,,,, - ..,, ,.,. .4-P fe ,wal S X ,mx W A K ' 'l ll 6 .-1 'N I 1 , 1 A I Q 'M fs, W ll j Pk 1 vgzizzij v, - mfZ',i', ' l Cross Seminary students, Gene Lucey. Seminary Drive. 0 ,ZW , ,W ,., 'v ,f I I I H-5 .1 , ,,f.,..,,J,jW f 2 1. f4f,z H l - f M A if 'f' v The first announcement, made at the spring clergy conference yin l947,Qtold 'the ,diocesefs thousands of Catholics that a gfine, modern building would 'be' constructed at the reayrliestytpossible admired for the first time the architectfs .conception ofthe splendid time, and the diocese saw and I I - building which was to come.'The Very'Rev. Edmund G. Bettingyer, pastor of St. Johns parish in LaCrosse, was revealed as the first rector for Holy Cross Seminary, and Pl0f1S Were EUICUY lfllgl for the immediate commencement of the task of providing badly needed laborers'for eg vineyar of the Lord. Arran ements were made whereby students in the first two years of high school would begin training thatgFall, attending their classes at Aquinas High School until such time as othe facilities were set up by the seminary. O His Excellenc the Most Rev John P. Treac 1 , Y' - Y Bishop of La Crosse, with one of the first Holy I These priests were the executive committee and .the twenty-nine area directors of the Holy Cross fl 'abr 'i+5if':'l V I ...v ' l s 4 1 Faris Bontrager Gm rector, welcomes Richard schmidon- ' fs or I Jie of the first students to enter Holy CFOSS- t - 11 The first step in the drive for funds with h' h ,rg 'T I Father Bettinger and Mr. Edward J. Schulte, architect for the seminary, photographed iust after the first an- nouncement of the new Seminary was made. r Cl lv . This building, the former Loretto- u 5 mnn0fY' was the first home Of l'l0lY Cross B rs, . - r f0Uf Yeo It served, at various times ovebuilding, lol as dormitory, fefectory, classlen' ulty residence, or sisters COT' ' w ic to construct the new building was the Gpffogll ment of the Very Rev. Joseph Andrzeiewslci as executive chairman of the Holy Cross Semmegl' campaign. Throughout the diocese there was widespread realization and conviction of thethnthe for the seminary, and of the deep obligation for full-hearted support of the prOleCff ln bo spiritual and material realms. ln mid-summer came the announcement of th . ' ' l e assumption on July l of the duties of Splllnua I director at Holy Cross Seminary b the R . k' I y ev. Thomas F. Hayden, formerly an assistant at St. Patrlc sn Eau Claire. Then in rapid order came the n h ' ' r m ews t at the seminary would open in September 'V' e porary quarters at lith and Ca . . 1 ss streets, the former Loretto Club, where dormitories, fefec Cry' study hall, and faculty quarters were rovid d n p e . Holy Cross Seminary's first student was enrolled ' the person of Bernard L. Rasch ' ' lie, St. Joseph s parish, Stratford. 26 :IUbl wry' 80751 faff Q Fl' 'if ' 5 'Gd J uf-ii -.355 . 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N ' my gg - ' il ' Q 1:7 ' ' H0v.11 ' ' Day 27 Q The ground-breaking ceremOnY in l948' Left to right, His ExcellenCy., lhe Mosl RTL Amleto Giovanni Cicognanu, the Ap0STOlC Delegate to the United States, Fdlhef ., , , A, .5 .,LA - -- of rmiiiiifipori, T ' .,,u,T1:. - . . 559511 .-,: . W ,.--c., 24 F - Bettinger, and BiSl10P T e0cY' Q The Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. Hayden, first spiritual director of Holy Cross Seminary, and present rector. On August 3, 1947, came the first fo l sv, Wx, rma announcement-of the fund raising c0mP0i9n 70 be held under the patronage of the Poor Souls from N ovember 2-TO. Acting under Bishop TreOCY was an Executive Committee headed b F th y a er Joseph Andrzeiewski and including Monsignor illlen Fathert George Hammes, diocesan chancellor F th , a er Bettinger as general secretary, Und Father Charles Brady of La Crosse as ubl' ' p :city director. Also announ d rect h l ' ' ce were the twenty-nine Urea Cl ors w o wou d lead the campaign in th ' ' ' ' err respective territories. The proposed building came one big ste ne u t p arer to reality on September 7, when the svCCeS5' ful completion of negotiations for a su't bl ' ' ia e site was announced. B' h 67 acre tract f l d ' ' ' is op Treacy indicated thathfl . O an cdlommg Si' Mmlmelis O'Pli0nU9e to the south had been purchased for' e seminary. The land was ideal for th e purpose, wooded, e tl ll of the Miss ' ' R' ' . 9 n Y ro ing land adiacent to a.tributarY 'S5'PP' 'Ver' and Commundmg Un Impressive view of three states from its prommenC6- 28 .shortly Ulf' ing, the Matlit begun eurtl1m0' the Seminali' il A . ffil L si sf, e on lleliulf Edward j Brasher, llunson, ...,, ...Get 1 -V 1 E .m. k . . ..,-A eg- 1:53. . 'if'-.M ,B ,JS O Shortly after the ground-break ing, the Mathy Construction C began earthmoving operations Q1 the Seminary site. V -V-A J C1 y 9 , i h wg'-'S1 'b A Gif :Tig V ,-do., i , -is . V ,. X at I The signing of the contracts for construction of the Seminary. Monsignor Hammes signs On behalf of the diocese, flanked by Donald Knutson of Standard Construction ilefti, and Edward J. Schulte, the architect. Rear, left to right, Monsignor Thomas Hayden, Richard Bmcheff Standard, George J. McKoskey, plumbing and heating contractor, and Sidney Hanson, Standard. V week later theyfund campaign and committee sessions. 'Noted setting up the program for the' Noyember it Sent hiscompleted souvenir book to the i ,iiir fifwere to be ,distributed throughout the diocese. as ,S g S i The doors of Holy Cross Seminary opened for theitirstgtiimeyrin September, iated at a Pontifical Mass formally to open the diocesan' school's first year. , it ' ig I f I ff, I , y when,AFather- S S Bettinger welcomed twenty-two students as the institution's historic first class. Bishop lTreacy,,oFFic- I A an 3! Ii Lf Q x N 5 1 f 'll m sl F s 54 YI .:lL-lr...-:, Q An early view of unit C , the refectory and convent building, as the structural steelwas being erected. Surely there -could' VTJA exngi better or more that f'1' f ff rW'1 ' t I uette I , , - ., '. . -.. - A V - f- , -wg, -Si' , It s- , ,, s -V e Fr . ' 'x - ,f f , '- VN-gn -, xxg -X - ' Mei -a X - 'Q 1 .-. ,. MW .4JLai?,,a xlftzmz 1... , we-: :gy ' A 'ff-., qgif' ' '1 '-ymwyg. -.. K -f-I I - ,HW . 42237.11-:RFI 'I ' . l 1-1I?Kc,.,, X1 Q l ll dl cl 'Ho e For Future of Diocese Lies bln Seminary -.v, 6, ,f -K VVVIZ ,, ' 'ear' 'ne Li i V . Y I V ' . ' Age jguflined 'For,Seminary Drive '. Tlwroughloutu the .entire redh2a,HohlM:onlike Paint-viof1pf'lveS'l'S and Eeople of thertrernendous importance od mea, Se.mind'r,i-tam The, future of.MCdfh0ligify in Western -Wisconsin. Bishop ffreacyvexplresse l I, TUN g faHf'Je1or' effod. pn 'OU'-,Pqyf is 190 lTll2lCl l '. . . we Gl'e'n01'1'lO COUNT S ee m9 W en ret 50' or 9 - A d nion mous la man i, ' 1 t . l. - 5 ' ' ,-ve the faith and 'pass it one . QD Cm C1 VY A ,Y 1 our personal sacrifices if we are to,Prese, Th f Uwe needsgfn We need it, We enloy mnanyl bless- l rforwarded a contribution 'lvvith 'theQstateme'nt. q a - ings, and we can afford, thankS9lVlfl9-1 T9 ,help This Qobd qlollg' il 'T e is s 31 ', - .W.-gtg-5, 'Vts ' V X I The hub of all the building activity, the ' s A.. construction office on the building site. 'JS'-.NX -V .r-:,.1'1g--..-,.-... '.- TV -H- f-..-...- s-- l l Ai we !'r '7'T I , -v '1 w,, '- , '--'As , '9- -RL , ,' ,The 'd4- 5 ff - gg , . M ' L f' . 1 , W -ca I-'--f . -?'3 ' ' sill' -.' - '. t' Q ,.:f.. . -. '-it , '- 1 . H wk - Q . '-N-- ' ' ' ' -it 'A A 5.44 -'. -. ,is G A' -Lg' ': . .. he v, .1-' -5. 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A f ' ' ,Q -1, . d , I, , t J. y 'Q 1,4 in S , f . , ,-M 7 V ,LI 4: i, 5 W fl . we. 4 . ...1 gg, 2 mtg. ...,, 3,..n,.,.,4r1. . -0--V -- 8 O This is unit D , the dormitory section, while the masons were com- Qi pleting the lannon-stone work on the exterior. i ' ' Q Diocesan interest was maintained at C' high level by weekly ,reminders in the press and 1 radio, ever-emphasizing the great need for Holy Cross seminary. Each of the area directorS ' with the pastors in his territory and passed on the organizational data from the- diocesan to 1 local level. Bishop Treacy urged repeatedly that prayers be altered in the weeks preceding the l that God might look with favor upon the forthcoming drive. The seminary was the topic of sermon in the diocese for three weeks preceding the drive a d th I 1 n e resut was every - thot the drive would succeed. I 32 4' gtg,f,ggA-Pc--lvl 1'- Wi I I' . , cw. 1 Q.. ir, -lf?-1 I 'l 1 sa ii v .l ill '77 llffft, My . 'x ,. 1W'Y'fX sigh- .'iiLm-..P- ,,,,f... I Mgxiugaiw '-QW, Wim -W-.ffldll ' ' Y ' ,,iXa8'-IJ ll Another general view of the building, oolung northwest, taken late in the summer of 1950. ..W..4.,,,,m-bwmw, - V , . A K ,--n...,...,a..,,,,,,muWm.hk in i -...,,,....,.. ,.,,,,NmM.NN-k O Turning back the clock, this is the chapel building foundation, with the tower rising in the background. i The souvenir booklet made its appearance and was mailed to some 30,000 homes in the diocese. On the last Sunday preceding the campaign, an all-day Adoration of the Blessed Sacra- ment in everyparish was scheduled, and Bishop Treacy urged the faithful to be generous with their time in asking God to look with favor on the impending fund campaign. From all over the State and nation, letters of encouragement and praise for the seminary campaign were received from persons prominent in Church and State, and generous donations rolled in even before the drive actually opened. Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen delivered a special address to the people of the diocese regarding the Holy Cross seminary drive. 33 1 5, U il ll 'I lu li. ll 'N N i i -fm 1 N . '. X! , XV- xx V Q 3-.: ' ,S K , - . A , XX . VV V .-f' .Q 1f,, , 7 ' W, 4 P I ' V 1 Ir!! V Vkhw ' V -A 3 M K. 2 ' V V- VV ' V ax ' ,, U ' b V .V , Xi. V . ,V VgfM . M V EQ V .ff M ' 1 V - ' ' 'f f ' f r , -' N 5 5 , , f' SX W, D- F , S N-'RQ-,Q xl 4 J 4f fF,.,' qiigpax .ap - YPNWV A 'fVw Q 1 . V V-,, - V ,., f VVVVVVVV V WM I . 1 A N b W I Q - 'T is -'n-, : ' ' ' +184 q. if i 'W ' .s QV Q .sth 6 l ' ,. -1 ,H 1' . 4 , Va ff , --5 V , . IP 3 , Q X ,pu-:Ill QA 1 I F' ' 59' ful: az, 'f ff iz-A .gn . .A Xiu: ufQ VV.V.V .V VV QI Q I bij, fi-:if.',S? 1 mfg, :glqxfifg 'L' 15. ll iq V? I View 851339 W .xx if ' if - X ' L' ,, Q. U the qcquir The forms, -3 ' ' r 'v N kiibeiw 'ED ' '-FS .dlp T 'f. 9 x 4 . -err. 5 Q VX - li XS- E The former residence of Bishop McGavick, this large building was i 9 fhlrd acquired by the Seminary. ' L. 'U mlm, fs: 1 F -jg . . .f . Q' wi, 0 This residence, at 1105 King St. in La Crosse, was one of the build- ings used as temporary quarters tor the Seminary's first four years. Then, on November 2 with the offering ot a Solemn High Mass by Bishop .Treacy in the Cathedral, the drive actually got under way. lt's story can best be told with the headlines which Gppeared in three successive editions of the LA CROSSE REGISTER: Seminary Campaign at Mid- Pominf Seminary Drive Appears to be Successful , and finally, HSEMINARY DRIVE SMASHES GOAL! And that was the story - the people of the Diocese of La Crosse not only met, but l d'd ' dication of their solid and deep-rooted Catholicity. 0PPed the million-dollar goal in a sp en i in The Elmwood area, under Father Louis Paquette, was the first to report in a whole area over the Top of its quota. . 35 al V if Qt l l F li I 1 ll rl sf 11 il i l l ia I 5 l 5 I Fl l l 2 i I -5--'-' I-,---'-,,,,Y ,--V. - - ' , N - ' r V44 - .- - ,A H -ff' jf ,gig i 4, ' I it lit Z--xl N 5 Y ,ip f' ii 1 if ,l.... f. ' -N . , ' I . 4,g 1 , . r X -' 1 'Q' ' L,,A . , 1 fy , Q., f 4 M , 5, ci f V X , , 5 ' ffl' 1 , , exuf N- , i I -ff A N 1 1 I 2 , y N- !N:9-if . X 1 . '- -- ' ' S , r 4 '-K! ,fs 4 rg 1 if 5 r , 1 . s . 2 2 I -----' I - ss, ffyz f ' 5 -+ 4 s. . E 1 - ,V New -1 .Ek fl Yk X E '-l 1-.---H 2 I - -Nh . X. :A-vixxl A Q 1 ff V ,..-f h- ff!! A 5 g , I--+-iff:- 1 1' jk If ff, 'H' 'f--f'T'h'- T f J ' f i . K,--H ,ik Y VJ. -J fir, -is ily- 1 1 I ,f 1 , ' A 2 lx. Rid ,f 'Vtt . I V! tl lt K t if ,ffl 1 K u 1 1- : 4 iff ry- , I ll! If 1' .M 3- 'fl zlfllf XXX e J so we fs l ef My l ' f gf ,. 'vez 'A L3 r, W '1 tk JJ N f fi, lim fy ' 1 l l O A stonemason plies his trade, high UTOP ,he hong wall of the Chapel. ' ll ' . , i. M In il ' A V . .mc ' X- Ar. .,-5 'Mu-.MI 9, i V -. ,, .4 N, 5 1. .xg . Y. 9 VX- ' I l s Q-.. I ' +3 V .s -. A gg - he . ' if ,V I i ., L- V 4 U X i X- .. , 4 Q- 1, 1131 i' ,.y ' V ,, x b , , ' Qin ' as - .fs v, ++ V ,r - k'-1'f35's-- fs t ,f Y-Whig , .-grfqg-eQu Qg.g -rs' - i x J ' D ., A , I - N . Us 1- -- . 5 a The REGISTER, in chr onicling 1947 in retrospect ov n , Q e unquestioned precedence to the sin9U' A lor success of the drive It was literczll , th b' - 1 Y e lggest thing in the diocese in 1947 or in any other year. indeed, 1947 con be marked now os the be ' ' I gunning of an unprecedented era of 9l0 l0Us progress for the Church in the Diocese, iust os Holy Cross Seminary itself stands os the gatewGY to more parishes, better parish service to 'h ' ' Ch h PUVIS oners, more schools, ond new converts for ChrlstS UYC . 36 'Pw- . Two men P'ePUfe fhe Chapel roof for its permanent copper cover 0 A striking view of the chapel roof, looking UP lhl'0UQl'l its girclers. ' The next ma'ior in thellhistor :of HolytCrossiSerninaW was of course the actual construction - . I if '-S . ,, n -'G ,..Vw, F11 ,a .V My gp? of theimposing edifice vilzfhlich-haclibeen designedttor thefidiocese by Mr. Edwardii. Schultel bf Cin- Q - 4 y .cmnatij Ohio, probably the outstanding: architect ofjreligious buildings inlthe Statesff0dgy,f,,Q., g I The ,sketch of his' building haclarousedfgreait interest among-fthve petopleof thejentireijareaf ifi 3q5LQff ' 7 CllTlOn to gaining national recognition in architeicturaltcirclesfancl-siournalsttHencerthgefef 5 rejoicing when it was announced, that the ground-breakingfwasgtoltakeplace in' coriiunlftilghjvifticelfl-fegi 1 1 National Rural Lite Conferencey 'Sundayg Cctobersu 17,1 l92l8.lThisggannouncernent, ':,' jf it , .meant that any minor 'problemsf which might 'haye arisen ti'. in thejplang.forstheifhqiglglgikng 31iqjd1siBeej,4if.',: Lai , feS0lvecl by the Bishop ancl the seminary staff, and that1actUQljWOl'lSif1g' plans,iyerefebeingiilfgirniuficelif lated by the architect and his staFf, preparatoryfto thetytakingwot bids., f - 1 A ,epr l1'5j?'7 iiegveet ' Q :Z if 5 r' asan.:r..g.- e .nm ii l 1 r v .s .Aff 1 yfffaf X 4 lr I l 9' l gi i 1 l I i I --01 ' 'l-eff l I,---71 --., lf kg..-V . :wr I - i f-.si v ,,,,,,-.,. .5 -Q ., 5 rl M ., ., 1+ i . A Skilled Workman used an electric buf- . 1 re, to 501,91 -he 'floors in the relectory. l l The Dresem Qenefgiiop lqfbilatholics in the Diocese of La l Crosse is senioyihig-Q 9L6fi1455hf5iif5i55e-. .9ESi9'lwl.lY all 'he l pefisbesof-ihe dioieieffwigi eirefchdigiiiiiis' gchbolii 'cmd other l insfiiuiions, W 5 rei -the l1ffUif3.'-Gi giftfgeffond, sacrifices ' of a pw geiefQ1fHQabfiPQs1fs..efisff.Es.seLss.YifeeLtSfstrim. the r inheritance for Quqselvesfewd..isisgifggzgggseesfgtgqoas QY'9lfl 9 CU, whoiehegfied suppoQ'jta:5t,h?b..-QQ4 ltfcescm-seminary. Q fr. 7 1'- f 4i?ev.v Stcfrfley Anclreziewslci u 't A As the October 'I7 date approached, further releases of information about The big dddy n I3 to heighten interest still more. An impressive list of high Church dignitaries would gnen :la t was revealed that the Apostolic Delegate, the Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicogndnl, .WOU rg fam: the ceremony of breaking the ground for construction of the new Holy Cross Seminary- l Some 10,000 people iamrned the site of the new building for the ground-breaking ' , , attended also by some twenty-five bishops and archbishops. The major address was deliver ' A the Apostolic Delegate. Music for the occasion was furnished by more than 800 La Crosse. l school students in massed choir and by the combined concert bands of St. Patrick's l'll9l i and Aquinas High School. Other addresses were presented by Bishop Treacy and by C- P 'i Eau Claire, diocesan Hol Nam ' ' y e president. The Most Rev. Archbishop of Milwaukee, Kiley, was celebrant at the Benediction which closed the ceremonies. - . -,-...-.f-fer. 1--Q.-T-.f4.s'.' - ' fer: . - of . ' -, k,:' V iii.. --15,5531-3:-auf v.: .3 ME?-.1-gs-:S gy! 3.,,'fT- L s' uwwwewe e iegeee .. y i - J 1 O The camera looks UP along the sokllh wi-Ll P ol the chapel to the main tower, In 'Wd' summer, l95l- x5 K7 Mfg lx S gi , v si! fisewer i . u F' '- iff l lxbl. ,!,f,.- ' Q x ' X XXX il -f-. 2 f X 7 I ' gl' Qt . ' 1 , - 51 4 .. F lt -T: l l l 5 A bg' --' K .-7 ' ffhg Y, Ib . 7 O Briclclayerx in the early stages of construction on the tr gymnasium unit. As the second year of Holy Cross Seminary drew rapidly to a close, the that Mr. Schulte, the architect, reported his work for the proposed,buildir1giwaS.lUSl' pleted, which meant that construction could be begun in spring or summer on the new Construction is Begun on New Holy Cross Seminary - in those words the REGISTER on August 21, 1949 the actual be in ' f ' ' ' ' l g ning o the building. The work was begun 'immedIOT?lY the letting of the contracts for construction, heating, plumbing, and ventilating. The Standard struction Co. of Minneapolis was low bidder on the general contract, whilethe' plumbing, and ventilating contract went to George J. McKoslcey of La Crosse. All workawas let and basis, with no sliding scale or cost-plus provisions, a step which was proven' ci wise one many subsequent rises in building costs. '21- 'v g X.. . K' 5 Now 8 ,ff ' pvwv- , , ., ,.,,g af. -sw ,qnkllgf . X, M 1- M . fg j E 4 5-ghgiihgnxlif 43 'Ng 'Wk 4 A+. f. 4 J I f Z 5 4 3 e 1 a J I ,, ,A nr' . The red! nd the pn .r .,,.,. rf fi 9 52' 9' '. L. 1 A f,i hm,gQ,,,, 'A '7f'lr..1? ' f?f'f,-i ,, !-'A V an as- i'1 Y, gym--.A-, f 5' wa .2- , . I I Q A 2 i 1 1 Z .ffl '- -1 S, 4, 0 , , Miami' ww'.:ix, :M w if-11 'ai tim -:gpg fl . Gm ml if J 5 9 4 ga ,rel xv! 1 2321 nn sc I'-tl -'Qi Q. ,-,Aa E jx if 2, gl X vw H 'F I I Q 2 gif 3. I 2 3 ill Ki 'il 'E I Q 5 U! I , . E ,L , . 4 f' , 'V 1 K M, -5 a , I 5 nga.. I ' f 5 - 4 'M , ' ff' ,-'- .rf ' - Q ., ,M 5,-uv J ' 3 5 . 'S N ' if .M V 1 M . , 3.5, M Q W. 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' f I '65 - I if , ul' .- ,Fon X'H.,,,,.v2 .br .- - ,f b ,AP ,. , H' A THQ: It V dnewg retewed C.-,fnie news of theiresignation of Father Bettinger ag A or a ter K, is oo, s s ,, s , . ll' ' scsrecfofsaolHolytcfossgfoflsfedsdns Ofsi'lsh?G'fl1,iWh!Ch aiet made ll feiishf w5Z?cyb1nUnnffL'CQZ iii Sehiinaryq and to myself touconrinue Gi. rect9r,i? Alllhye Asalneh hmgce ofpyedor Formerly spiritual Succession of Monsignor qfthen, FatherJeThoma5 HCfYden'lo T 'Z ob' innin in taking the seminary g -director, he had beenassociated with FathergBethItgef from lBeH'?9er,S rgsigndtion Bishop Treacy - 2throU9h the difficulties of its fearly years.Viln'Cf3cePlm9 Fillhefh eo:-:Emnding work 'father Bemnger A expressed his own appreciation andgthafrofvtheediocesel ,Or es g e -l'iOld1done at the Seminary. J A it ' A . i .t L x , . ., .. --s:'aa'21' i ' I Lrg ' 1,3 if - Early spring saw the beginning of steel erection atftlle in ' snows slowed down the construction schedule. Efforts. were ,. A l i g li which were to contain the dormitory and refectory. Atflheli l E 3 1 arrived in Lo Crosse from Wuldbreitbach, Germany, l'O'QSSUmB:ll1B' l K ' They were Sisters Aloysia, Gangolfa, Donata, and Coelesta. ' ' it The building really began to look like a building in'lJune,,with ing at top speed. The dormitory unit was first to assurne its Hnallform an stone work completed, and windows going in rapidly. Towering overltheg entire lqre foot smokestuclc, and near it the building which was to house the maze bf heqtihkj equipment for the sprawling building. 'A i ' ' 1 l f ,.o-:Ii-...f'--'7-u-x4 'sk 41-- ' ' -,.. f-,...-L...-'. '!n'f'H A Ma,-,se fzfiiiw .,f-4--at I .-.,, Q ,A WTWH . .5 F- .-,----5-, .. ...-G4- s. f , -. .- -Q.: l , .1 ,.--v-,.. ... -,-.,-. ' O C A view of the interior angle formed by the two wings of the dormitory building, unit D . L 'P' I' .yi ' Tiff ,f2:'yee?2I 1 . ' A I E ...-.4ff '.i' ,, 5 Hg A 'f'l eflil?N945Sf?rrfsWb'iii3iflM5i,bring 'h5i25ii5F??'T5Sf fhe fhfngsiwasrsafp'P,ieaiciifEQ5diaa1' vo los mofi'75Q'?'5Qlf los9llY?fQfff5U.FQ,t171ateilalilgolods I or fo-lffifisfsfiffiiseiivovQr1fQifhiWki'Uld r J ble-desqdgfqm,empiysfigilfcfigasfc Q Despite this ra id rogress it became apparent in July that the buildings could not be com p p , .. . Pleted for use by fall, so the Seminary made ready once more to utilize its three converted residences in the cif of La Crosse. Minor renovating was done ot some of the propenties in an- ticipation of an enridllment which would top 'IOO forthe first time in the Sem1nary's brief historyci The fqcugfy grew fo Seven 10 keep pace with the increased enrollment and greater coss oa involved in having the full four years of high school in operation: 49 I PF N. . N W,..l-.--l- 1, --5 - ' ggiss.L'.:'.5!s,ffj,,.:-i , J, 1fEu9m-my,-siqgtegQpt'lxg5iHer similar X 5, senjinfariesl,i1l1l?QllfQlff?1-ifQ11.1l 5 A' , K . A tryll.sl'i?QmjQF9'1YinC 5fl2ftliGf?ii1fiii- ftiiiiaiiiggltifi-ietm iind'fy:-wil1fiibi3,be . mf? li r --I .1 lr I 1 ii , LXR! I ig W 1. i. 1 f l X, it During the Summer and Fall of 1950, all efforts were bent toward completing exfeflofsiiig - that interior work might be carried on throughout the Winter. With those aims C1Cf0mPl'5 eh.' the coming of Spring, 1951, ww Holy Cross Seminary far along the road to completion. AS 7 E book is being compiled, final operations are being rushed to completion in the dormito Y 0:0 refectory' units - floors, cabinets, hardware, etc. Furniture and equipment are on hand, feady ,t be moved in and used by September. The combination gymnasium-auditorium is the lf1Sf Um to be- built, and it is still in the brick-laying stages of early construction. But it, too, Will have only interior work remaining when the building is dedicated in mid-Se tember p . 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' .,, W- ,,,.t,,:.t' 'K 1 ., V A+- ,,.. . . ff .. - T 171 -, ' if? w'iffS:i'ff'V - S ' ' , . - , J- f. ,I f'f k . .. r- I Q I , ' N 34,4 , .- -' - ',,:f. s e fn N ' 4' ' qe 4 Nr s' A fm ,, if irq, t ' l 5'f', 2. .1 t r ' 'mf ' .1-4 Q .JA- 4-Lol l A - 1 i fl 2 1 l l i bl- . i t l i i gn, , Ma, nilicent To Behold . .- Holy Cross Seminary represents one of the maior and most impressive undertakings in modern I religious building. Mr. Edward J. Schulte is the architect for this building which has been nationally ll acclaimed as one of the outstandin h't 'ill g arc iectural and constructural accomplishments in the Midwest. . The structure has been carefull lan d f Ft ' ' W y p ne or e iciency in all departments. In general the orientation of the building has been studied to produce as much sunlight 05 4 possible in every portion of the building some tim d ' ' ' ll e uring the day. The theory involved In ff lllltit general plan scheme is new and is very largely the result of long experience with planning instl- ll! tutional buildings, and with learning from direct sources how such buildings work. The reasoning behind the plan scheme is as follows: CU To fit together in a functional pattern im lil the various units, each of which has a distinct usep QD The use of each unit dictated its plan, its size, and its structural disposition, avoiding the common wastefulness of attempting to force three or four types of occupancy into a single symmetrical building of L nr I-I M C M ll Janne: T-'53 Tltn rrontinn 1-J - L..:l.l:-. .I . - - - l ll I' l 1 Eg, ' t I 1 l E FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1 I- ! . Storage 2. Music Practice Rm. lmqngn 1 3. Office 4. Parlor 1' 'J 5. Sacristy Li' 1 mms L 6. Chapel 7 Y T S S U 1 i - , , i 7. Toile, Rm' OO! IVORY DOIMIYORV LAVATORIIS ll ll 5 xo I 5 c o R n L o o n 5 U, -T l -E o 2 I I' ' 'f -- --- -- K :noun 2 5' 'I fm? ses . E Q 1 ,Y connnoon W - '-- UL V , I AUDITORIUM chars misss Chas cuss :gg mu.-4 I I A 5 lumix 'Y 6 3 E 1 --------------- ., - -.. ,, gl Elm un! S I Io H Q l . 1 c rovcn G L.: I . ' P i3i Bishop's Suite 5 2 ' I 12. Retreat Register 8, Bed Rm, C I 13. Dish Washing Rm. 9. l.lVlIlg Rm. C Q 14' Pantry 10, Dining Rm. e mmm, 15. Female Help D. R. 11, Kitchen 6 ' 16. Field Help D. R. lg -gj 17. Receiving Rm. 5 f 5 ' I 18. Sister D. R. L 1 , V 19. Prefect ' 5Ao,Q'g.f82'jW 20. Linen X :iJ ,. In E+! 34 lt' ' ii sa . as , 1 : sa 5' as 5' 1' um 1' , L e ' s ' l M nlllf, so ao ao ,Q 30 so so I, H -:I uvnomrs ,-- Il - ' lo 1B 19wNNNMwWWWMlll ,ia -- -- - - - -- -- -- -- -- - H umm vm -1 e I1 7 S0 so STAGE la bo PLM W i-- --- --- -- f 5 SU so is cuzwsrv LECTURI DIOLOGV 1' cuss cuss 7 is 35 50 1 ua lu. no JS RM nm summ I 1 5 A 5 6 U lm M my uniuitoitgiinimir -r y I -Z : 9 I PHLSACS 51-Um K HALL MDRARY SIQACK E1 uuowv ' 21 is 12 1 - 99 so L , -------- ------- ,,,, ---- - - , --L -- -- be Ill ,'-L -- l , 1 - 13513-gy SECOND FLOOR PLAN ' ' ' to 24. Faculty Suites A to M ' - Bedroom and Study 31. Student Single Rm. . . ' Toilet Rm. 32. Sacristy 0 M Store Rm. 33. Sister Chapel - Research Lab. 34. Sister Bed Rm. Linen 35. Sister Community Rm. Guest Rm. 36. Professors' Community Rm And Eminentl Practical Student Doub le Rm. 37. Library Work Rm. llqr institutions are costly. unheat y, una trac- ', Q6fGQesidndyi,storaige. 'Study halls, '-kitchens, reset! Olfi If -, L ' ' fbi? the feighiijears'pfvis16dy?f required: A 141-ffT0l ' give -to-the :Church Unit tthel dominant. P0Sifi0fI- my the jensen1ble.. both iosfto exterior. whichi.proclaim's' tothe outside yyorld fthe buildinglsf function .as al. , .. . Catholics Seminary. engage, tai plan, which placesfthe church 'where' the occupants' are foreyere adn... .. , LSE' . . 'K b Scious of its Leiristenfcefand tlieirlone reCIS0l1 fOr b5lflQ 'lfllhe bulldfng- '.'. , 3 L -S 1 - A 15, 1 It was decided ifto minimized the usezvf bdSemer1fs,+whicl1 use .isgiirwllyj limited T0 .fecfeafiehgf ffl? f t es etc commonlygfound in basements'inhsin1+. l h tt tive Land create numerous structural difficulties. Q 7 W' 3 j, L The 'firsf floor,-s is ragged .slighfly qbpve grade in order to be free-from darnpness and to provide . . ai.PlRB. Spaceftor access' toyfall mechanical. piping ifgfyinecl.linfslighfly, more .height that 1 e sc eo 3 A The general structural scheme is sa concre e s annong stone ashlar, and Indiana im6S O ' . 'The three floors of the residence unit are con-4 h h lsection because of building. code' requirements ,for - schoolsbuilding.heightsversus, residence occupahCyfqC?illn.9S-1 . L' t keleton .with enclosingcurtain' walls,, faces with-e -6 4 . ii 1 I U L 1' S 4 1 t ne trim. The floors are concrete ioist and pan .construcg V. fi N, Sv-.,-. .G nw . ur gtk l ' 4 w , ' .--,, ' ,K W b Q. . ,s,-. '1 V v I 4 4 , , if , - A Q' . J f x ': 'u l l 1' K' ' A x . 'nv-. :W-I ,QQ I HU, , .W fi .. , v . 1 11 Dx. : -Ii , 1 ,dl X - A ' ' .' ' ' ' 4 . ' - - vm -1:-- .1 , , ' ,wma Y . Q AK 1, A A. H I , , ,ME fl .X - . ,A-. '23 i ' ' v- I ' s '?'? W x I, r K .1,,,.g.'f.-a9- I A . R 5 . ., .,' 'N ' .M V 1 I H X H . fx? , , . ' f . r. :- Q . 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There are four small rooms and one lU 9e room in rear of stage for dressing rooms or music 'practice rooms. ln the basement under the stagethere is provided a storage room and a large room 25 ft. by 47 ft. for music practice and a balcony is provided above the foyer for a motion picture machine. Thebasement under the auditorium provides for lockers and showers, with direct access to fwfdvor play area, and also provides for bowling, billiards, and table tennis. The students' lounge IS situated there. s 1 Dlw 71 Ss Tl'AHCJHEpfHlAHl ?2'iwif?QfilQm THK riffs irDV:.fiMOl' J if D' i 'f i9f 6 Q J f ft F J gf' 11 1 'NU WHUD 1HECl':l J -'frfffit sffgfifeff EAP-J if . r I ANDB ,H ., V 1. -'IZ I ir .f ,,.! ,xg k .ww ' --I - ' .mf dfvf ,I ,' fl' :,1f,',- .K A ,., ' ' ' U ,,., f Q, f' s 1' f L f-12. ' -. jfs. fr, -.M 1' 'fi Fffla. Q.. sl . V 'L t I' ,,'.4fff'5'c ' 5 f J ,N '. Q' if 6,:'k,.f. ui' ' ff' . f -' M-M '-' ,,.-f ,pi . , l ff . 19111, .wb e lf 'TJ e'.l-'wi 0-X '. 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The church, located between the reside It is entered from the corridor through a narthex to seal it against noise, and contains pews ' ' ' d ' anctua seating 276 persons, with 7 H. wide aisles for processnonals, and a large an spacious s ry. ' ' d' ' 'n the northex and On the epistle side are eight shrine altars, served from a sacristy a lonm g , ' t 20 H b 36 H. in the rear of sanctuary. on the gospel side a passage leading to the main sacrisy . y l t ' a large niche in which is constructed an altar The exterior termination ot the chape con alns for outdoor services, and an outdoor sanctuary is a large storage room for church storage. nce unit and the school, is 69 H. wide and 138 H. long. formed by a balustrade. 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Of PPHYQV THE RESIDENCE UNIT 1 Overlooking the angle formed by the residence unit and the church is the, main retectory containing accommodations for 220 persons. The retectory is located on the first' tloor between the residence unit and the church and the rear ' d all on the same level. Also located on the first room and bath, living room, serving pantry and dining room. 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I ,J -' I-,, -J -1' ' I M' wx 1 4 . .o ' ' o .,,4: f ' A: of - N 1- .fs A- - W- ff -'51 Q- fr di ' , A V - Y. ,Jia E R I U R f l ue ond outdoor olior G 61 4 E I W LQ 3 I 1 lt is A I lm' 'li' oi O The residence unit, looking west and south, Showing dofmllories and students' rooms' There is ' ' . .ef 4-4- ' ' 7'fi5Uf3t55 A ' T ' I Residence unit will house 235 - -' On the second floor of' the residence are located 41:2 suites composed of study, bedroom and bath, for professors. Four guest rooms for visiting priests, and' a large 'community room for T use of professors are also on this floor. Thirty-four roomstor college students, designed for two 1 ' students each, and in a central location, the lavatory, toilets- and 'baths directly 'over H1059 on the first floor are sit t d. T ' T i uae wo suites of rooms for professors have been located among T students' rooms. W ln the wing over'the kitchen are located accommodations for the sisters, consisting of Small chapel, community. room, baths and toilets and T4 small bedrooms. , I g On the third floor of the residence is located four additional professor suites, and 75 Smge. rooms to be used by both lay and priest retreata t ' h d ns in te summer months as well as stu 5 during the year. ' 1'3- HOLY CROSS FACTS AND FIGURES , Ground broken - November, 1948 Men employed . 1 Construction begun - September 1949 Common b . k d N B -Id- V . ' TIC USE ui .ing ,Superintendent y - John Hennen Lannon lashlari stone Architects representative - William Fink Cui sfo ne - - A Concrete used - Reinforcing steel Structural steel A Q A rear view of the some building, with garages partly visible in the basement. A E5 55' Misses ll--. E ll .- 1.4 . . M , THE UTILITY EQUIPMENT 11,000 cubic yards - 420 tons 415 tons Glazed tile - Building dedicated Building occupied ..A strilfing view of the south, or interior, wall of the residence UNT, looking toward the main buildings. 180 to 200 - 1,800,000 92,000 squ. feet - 56 carloads - 1 95,000 September, 1951 September, 1951 5 ' ' I ' I P LF .1 ,fr I v', .V , ' I X y 1 - ' A 1 vu. X ' ' 1 .. 4' ',- , V' X 1 V. 1 ' : ,f ' .J-5: ' , .f ' . '1 'K .Q-'LJ' E bl. WH, ' 1- ' -.---' ' A-- ' '-'- . N ' s g 1' - ' g-:j H' s 'm-..-s.- i s lg 1 s , 3 if f :TTT ' ' 9- '--fre , Q - 1 , .l it Q 2 l l i .X . Ei l .- -i 2 .. - K is.. 1 i, '-in ,, 1.63, ' l 1 l - V , F-'.f+ 1:11g..'4- ' I .li l 'zz' s ,A we Li . 1 A ,5 M.-- M ',l:'?2-ki. .-7.4 t xl I. Y ,gn f, -..:1P??3?fLZ2ai, . W N ....,,..., v4,1'ii:j'j,-T1--.1 I 'f-., ,, , N b . 1 . I Q:-1'-ff1Ii?i'Q5-1231. 1 , ' ' ., ,W fix, The residence section is heated bylheating convectors installed in connection with a two-pipe forced 'hot water heating system with continuous circulation and' divided into zones to suit the various exposures. The water is heated by steam to water heating convertors, with convertors, circulating pumps, and domestic water heaters located in the basement equipment rooms. The church is heated by a recirculating warm air system using the underseat system of air SUpply. The heating unit is located in an-equipment room in the basement. d d t'l t d b unit ventilators and supplementary heating The classroom section is heate an venia e y Convectors installed in connection with a two-pipe vacuum system of low pressure steam heating. The auditorium and gymnasium section is heated and ventilated by a steam blast ventilating h l l unit and supplementary heating convectors. The recreation area is supplied.with mec anica suppy Gnd exhaust ventilation. 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Much remains to he done You may make a perpetual memorial at Holy Cross Seminary The Chapel remains to be completed - many furnishings are yet to be provided for. Surely There could be no more fruitful a memorial than a living one in such a House of God. SUGGESTIONS FOR PERPETUAL MEMORIALS Communion rail - - - ---- 5 5,000.00 One of eighteen large stain-glass windows for Chapel S 1,500.00 500.00 15,000.00 250.00 700.00 Fourteen smaller stain-glass windows, each - - Forty-six pews for Chapel, the set - Each ---- - - - Fourteen carved Stations of the Cross, the set Each- - - - - - - 50.00 500.00 1,500.00 500.00 Furnishings for a student room - Furnishings for a professor's room Nine altars in crypt of Chapel, each - - Suitable bronze plaques will indicate in whose memory the memorials are established. j 67 .nr-,. . Q ,,.i . -s -rf . sgig, - ig 5.5, jzl .N .. - Mx 'N-. , 'K Q1 Y .. s x.. .s .V VL VN. ...F -K'-frff Nxt. N.. 1-x-1 , J -X '- 'A '45 , -5 ..,. 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' , . , - '- '- . -Q'-7-fe-3-lg'-3-Is'-f-f-Q-f....,,., -f-'vu ,, -V -V - , -...v A. ,.-,-,..,.,.gq-pw -,,., . ,, .,,-. -- , 'L 3.2, f N. -, ,W 'Eff Y. 70 the 4.4 tif Prayer to Jesus Crueified Behold, O'kind and most sweet Jesus, l cast myself upon my knees in Thy Siehff and with the most fervent desire of my soul, l pray and beseech Thee thot Thou wouldst impress upon my heart lively sentiments of faith, hope and charity, with true contrition for my sins and a firm purpose of amendment, while with deep affection and a grief of soul l ponder within myself and mentally contemplate Thy five wounds, having before my eyes the words which David the prophet put on Thy lips concerning Thee: They have pierced My hG1nClS Gnd My feet, they have numbered all My bones. Christ, the ever-present Ideal The priesthood is the heart-'of the Church, but the priest comes from the people. A deePe understanding of the dignity and mission of the priest cannot but increase the general reverence and love for him, and add to the happiness of those whom God calls to offer one of their. own T0 His service. A better knowledge of theexalted dignity and profound significance of the priesthood will aid parents in fostering vocations in their sons. Holy Mother Church can fulfill her mission of bringing Founder are few. No vocation rpg-ygqg-P.. to the Priesthood is the call of God, or in the words of St Paul neither does GUY more take the honor to himself but he that is called by God as Aaron was. Yet human instruments vital agents of God in lant' th h h salvation to the world only through Her priests. So was it decreed by Christ, the Divine of the Church. But today as in the days of Christ the harvest is great but the ldbofefs H y C , A one calls himself to the priesthood. Nor can patents give a vocation to their sons.i A p ing e t oug t of a vocation to the priesthood in the mind Q T ,qi- I ,, i . l . X J. A f wx 1 . l For X wg-rms' gk Q I The Holy Cross Seminarian will attend daily chapel exercises , u l . .. ,. . , ,zz-., :v . ez.,..,w...,.N.Wc V, ,,,,,, W ,.. Q s ,,m, .,sU..,k . , , ..v r ,, ,,,W,,,,.c.,.,. ,N r , ,A . ' , Hr: i , Z .f ,. 5 . I , 5,1 5 - 3 V , 32 . Q f 5 5 f 5 3 X 1 E 1, 4 V L: Mmm , L ilf f, 'ff 4v44f,4,,, ' M' i l 2 5 'M' ' ..,, .e . , 5 i . C . Q d . . n he ww 1 drop into fhe ch ape, off SD to Visit For those who will follow Him young byoy,i and in fostering that tholughtitoyffruitioni,T of lnrfheyyedrly years of the child can beythey instrument fof 'fiaff G'od4diije'cted iivv fyiocation. yi'i Theft i entirevpurpose of Holy!'rMiotherf Church?s pllqnfuforslseiminyqriespthat isthe'f'frefason31for7ytyl-ieQf?eSqi5fe1-like of Holy C,-055 Seminary. , Vyfi f Iyi, , 'i yyf'Ah V ,li yyyyiii 35' yr y',,,yf'yi Q3 iify 'Vii l'l0lyi Cross Seminary takes the young'boy,ifre5h witlifidealivsm,yvuntainted ,,lV 1 by?theggrworld,5,iqnH she shelters him within thefsacred wollsof this'se'minary,qf'Thl'ere,7thoughjhef ligsrfygiyenlfgallvl fheiknokgyi ,led e ofthe world he is rotected a ainst the forbidden knowledge of sinMThis Vital protection frees him from many occasions of serious sinand develops within his soul the virtues andrfillper-is r i , y all r. fections necessary if he wishes to reach the goal' of the priesthood.yThe word seminary itself zfcomes from the latin words semen which means l seed'?. Thus a seminary is the place where the seed of or vocation s routs grows strong and finally bears fruit - the fruitrof the Pri65thood. . J - ' P 1 f y , Holy Cross Seminary receives young boys after they have graduated from the eigth grade. They undertake a normal course in high school training, in addition to, such courses 'which are 2 ,li 1 1 0 iii 0 Kin A .W 'rx xr Ind IJ -1. u .1 I Q 31' fU!J Y x Ju My I s 4 .J u 1 fthe Em' ' X--. ,. H Fieslmgnmlldbreaking in m l9l9 nores who co'm ,mf .W ',,.o Y' - if ,W ,nw ,, -V , 4.2--NM-v..,3, , -,mf enfoll 9 eve'-lo of h. mem, ,these rgeff and in n 'gh scl'0Ol are the Sfud ew: quaffers f . , as of 1950- ents ,,-, the Hrs, igincreqse ree Yea . . . Lies in the plantin' The Church down we Soilieiivdef flh ipriesfs fh9'1 21'.4 f QPi'fk5'h'Yih.in9-- elsel-+Sh6 fe- lifdibhsoiuq,nidog!mQtalsofcohdifivlhs , ' Qfedf priests de5p6h'aE?,'?6,ii11fifhE5:i'-'fraihmg q' L hiei,hgsg AgrgqQiyeq -f.Q ,fhe C hilffhy : , f'U19ik6siQLi'15Y'.lJhfeuEl..'iHDIY' SPFPM-ihQ?.,Qf:wi.l'5,d?ffihiiiiQif2'5f?hy- where,.- se f:iei?.fcdn4didQi!e3.-3 for 'rh'e Mpriesfhiqod-. may 55? 'irqin-ed::iwJ.du,d:qgqgeitlijgifithggiggulur core. h I' 4Polf56V'2'Piu4S Xlf1KEl4GolH5l'i6'iAi'fSf5f2s3fdofii Il And finally, the Holy Cross studenis of 1951 - fhe uusl QYQUP fo use the 'temporary facilities, fhe firsf To move Into the becufiful new building. 73 rs d 4: f f ft r ' Rik ff f Wk A A. , , mf Q A . AIA!!! I XZ s T The eminarian will study - -- mln directed immediately toward the ,pra'gsfh5ea, will aid the young men in developing the strength 'ofapriestly iihl character that of a normal youth of high school sage. ,Heslstutdieshsciences dramatics,,languages and all the other courses 'receiyed wins,hlghiwschqol. basketball, football, baseball, tennis and all the ,variedgfsports young men ical as well as moral capacities are developedf ' Then he steps into college. There again.lmanyfofg.hislfcourses are the.1,5same.as other college student. ln addition, hej islacquainted with the tool subjects which .sary for his priestly ministrations in later lifeQ He . is well4train'eds fin Latin Gnd college, likewise, he is given adequate lexpressionyfor, the practice of Lgood' hobbies ation. He growsginto manhood well-trained physically, mentally, sociall Jand s iritually. .Y .P l Finally when the door of his collegiate daysscloses,-The undertakes for' 'four years., b' t ll d h l . su lec s ca e t eo ogical courses. Theology comes from the Greek w'ord theos salvation which all men .W Teacher He announced thelllfglodi revelation of God contained, in the Christ himself continued on earth. For upon the Apostles His own mit His mission and powers to their bread and wine into His own Sacred conferred the same power uponqthe By these words the Apostleslwere made called Holy -Orders because -there is more i The powers residing in the priesthood may be There are seven such stepsto the priesthood and QQSFNQ t Q '-gfilimi K I -rwn6'S-if 513 -gr. S Qs 1-A-. tudents will work ,I if fifyfj 3'f,'A nl' 'ai .' ' , I asf, , 5 1 151,5- Wi? , ,fd f 'ilk-jf .L will lt, A' 'fl L' .4 'A 1 i i f : ' H 1, z. . ' K -I ' 5 I ,ff , ,,.,.., ,N A- . , ,H 3 A .,.. xv A A 1--sf.-11 fxL gm M A -, 'W ,, YV wife A f - fi - ia , sjgj g, .fi 31:9 ram: T, ma' KI An' 'lr- and play at H01 Cross equal ini dignity and'imporTance. Thereare maior an 5iUClYingQfgTheology and before any candidafe gfoirfjfhevpriesthood may V receive any oryderglhgf becomeifa cleric This is accomplished by The recepTion of The firsTfTonsure. Tonsure is The ln1TiaTlon inTo The' clerical life which SeTs The candidaTe aparT fromwThe 'laiTyg In This firsT sTep To The y'priesT- h00d, he is invesTed wiTh a whiTe surplice and Theryoung candidaTe'srhair is cuT from his headfas he uTTers The Lord is The orTion of my cup and miner inheriTance , Tonsure comes fromfThe l-Uflfl word Tonsura . IT del:oTes' The' cuTTing of The hair, as wellasyfhe shaven crown worngby CleflCSyas a disTincTive mark of Their sTaTe. V A n T i 1, I f ' ' T Q i The Origin of The Tonsure probably comes from The ancient cusTom which prevailed among The Romans of shaving The head of a slave. To proclaim Themselves slaveslof ChrisT,,monks at d h b ' in of The sixTh cenTury, clerics 0 Very early daTe began To shave Their heads. Towar T e egmn g y gradually adopTed The cusfoms of The monks, however in a modified form, noT shaving The whole re is sTill worn b members of head buT leaving a narrow crown of hair. In This form The Tonsu g y V d minors ordersg While ,The young ymgfhi, is -7: fsfzfmqnf- ,- some religious orders. ini sornefcyo,unfl'les where' fthe tonsure is not worng Yet the rite of cutting, universally practiced. Tonsurey'is'not1an- order by it. lt is a sacred riteby for the reception of orders.r A ' As the young candidate forfthe . . O sively elevated to the fourfmmor one empowered to cast out devilsp and acolyte is invited to take places nearer and nea're'r.f tothe altar. preparation for the receptioniof power the recipientlwith the ability to concluctlscertain stand in a more or less intimate relationito the central-'actiof the Mass. Such functions are for example: to take care of .Y-.,-, , -V -W - -.-- V W ...-- A I ll , f - 1,1 .xx 1 lj if ,aww r From the days of the Council not Irentuunvtiilq ,QU,'f,QWn daysf The Church Y f5l59ffFQUFl 'Ple'Y if ' 717391 S- S- -' f 'ii' i'--' Semina ry, Baltimore, Mcl. alflayman' the three fmaior orders i l Good food, and recreation . . - -.llllu uf- --..-,.T,, N ,s.-,.,, ,,,,,,,,,Al ' 411 J 3 , . i L.,4L.c,i if ,,,.,i si9L1 n .MN '-u , ' 'l ' 9 ii' - 'F' P' :cr li Ii it ,i : - -f 523 J time t ' 1:32 if-332: f t flfefj -Jxiff , f i 5? fi 1 pf' gwyywb 9 ' 1 LQ2 miss fl l Q fmwyww ,eff 1 ' :' ,fs , , 1 M - -- ,. ,..,.,, .. of Q .,., J in . , V N W, , x I ff if gk g i.,-, .wav N fh,.,fef,t,4f'M ct. A ff iffdeer f 1 ,. ,, I A , 1 cy t , ' Q2 5 ' . , -flu-' if t ft? ffffff w ' IW, , zr , ,,,,, ,,f -,' im , . , .iatffgvy , If , J IEDM' ft 0 I O fhln9S needed for the Holy Sacrifice- to instruct the people and admit them to divine service, to I keep out unworthy persons, to supervise the congregation so that due order and reverence may be observed by all- to serve at Holy Mass I ' I ln ancient times when the faithful formed small minorities in the midst ofa pagan population not well-disposed toward Christianity, it was of the utmost importance that such offices should be t d d b the Church entrusted to thoroughly reliable men. For this reason special orders were in ro uce y , f th orth clischargeof these minor but essential and men were ordained by a sacred rite or e w y offices. . Then comes the great day in the life of the candidate for the priesthood when he receives his first maior order, which is the subdiaconate. The other two major orders are the diaconate Und finally the priesthood itself. Thus, in due time the candidates, having been properly tried Gnd educated thoroughly and their constancy observed, are invited to the fullest participation in 'he Offering of the Holy Sacrifice, of the role of the priest himself. ' 81 I' i 4 ' 4 'E 52 I I . I Q ,. ? l A I I 1 l' w 5 wig y 5 4. 1 i 1 N W W F fi H w I P i I The Lord is the portion of my inherifcunce cmd of my cup. It is Thou that wilt i restore my inheritance to me. IPS. 15, 59. 2 I 5 I f. . ,1 EF' J . if 1 1,-t m 1 .4 E v K 1 l 1 PORTER So act, even cus about To give on account To God of The things which are kep'r under these ke s. - Y x 82 H, iff Gggfum 1' W ' new ffm' 5351 I 4 If Q.: Il wiv rf? ' Q ff Q, ,ggi 5, Igy 1 4, fljcf C fir K 0? 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That whatsoever they shall bless may be blessed, and whatsoever they shall consecrate be consecrated and sanctified, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. 88 1:72 'N if , 1 'l . 1 , by iii' 1 MH wwf . J :Z ,,',, ,r-:c -.1 ,ZW .nf-E' -V 9' ,-T' J, ' ,QMQ1 4 1 1 :W L 1, ,L V-W5 353141 . f N Mm. V 1 M 6:1 'S si T Y, -144 M5 li: ' ,153-fmt' ? R ue ,by x-:peg 7 .Q .avg if, H 1' A2635 ,1Ki-,ak sf. S31 iff! 'im . G: 'fi - - w f sz . Ny- 3 Kms ,X3'N2,1,w:f1 ' gwqa Wvwm WM 1' ' x 'ifl . QQ4 . . , ... .ex , V., 4, X xhpzglw . fr wa-we A N- ,I .T E5 R . ,je -ga . . ' - I ff, K me . WX ' Y - V ,S 'm .. -,se N 1 . --gs mr .Q X .em Q ? -Ni 'Wgvfiffg '-5'fgk',3V'5 1 W 'MC K 2' W- , ,, ff ewan., 1 8 xx N v X A-LA X Q ,K R X :QQ YM gs :N WGQSQ, Q QT N X X 3 X N31 E W RN Xxx f gg ' 1 K we M 5, X x X e sv if E X Qs iwyf 9 he its Q 1 Q3 X Q x 5 , Wwe 'N f Q5 M53 x . Q gk XX w K vga f . 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To he another Chri t some oun unframed boy wnth on by means of hen directs ha - I'lBSfhOOd.' the ur ose of Hol Cross to the men along the road Xi. ' W f ga if e 4 Special Patron . . . The Belden Brick Company Canton, Ohio The E. M. Lohmann Company St. Paul, Minnesota William H. Sadlier, Inc. New York, New York ,Standard Iron and Wire Works, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota The Sims Company, Inc. Erie, Pennsylvania Menomonie Brick Company Menomonie, Wisconsin Y Universal Corporation Dallas, Texas Woodruff Lumber Company Duluth, Minnesota Reid Murdoch Chicago, Illinois John Sexton and Company Chicago, lllinois Eau Claire Transportation Company and l.a Crosse Transit Company 'b Northern States Power Company La Crosse, Wisconsin Johnson Service Company Milwaukee, Wisconsin Fehr Concrete Products Eau Claire, Wisconsin p Swartz Office Supply Company La Crosse, Wisconsin v Conco Building Products, Inc. Chicago, Illinois Drake Marble Company Minneapolis, Minnesota La Crosse Paper 8g Box Company La Crosse, Wisconsin Safway Steel Scaffolds Company of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota General Bronze Corporation Garden City, New York 90 y D Zfrmzu 61 :yy Farrah , , Abts, Father Cletus L. Agnew, Father John J. Agnew, Father Robert E. Andrzeiewski, Father Joseph Anibas, Father John D. Bach, Father Joseph N. Baer, Father Urban Berg, Father Donald M. Beschta, Father N. B. Bettinger, Father Edmund G. Blecha, Father Charles.A. Brady, Father Charles Brady, Father J. Francis Brake, Father Joseph L. , Brey, Father John E. Brey, Father Walter J. Brickl, Father Frank Brockman, Father Francis J. Brzostowicz, Father F. J. Butz, Father Peter, S.V.D. Chilicki, Father Constant Chilicki, Father Stanley J. Chylinski, Monsignor Julius Clarke, Father Louis, O.C.D. Comoretto, Father Angelo Connolly, Father Robert V. Cooney, Father Clair P. Cramer, Father Arthur J. Cramer, Father Edmund Cramer, Father Oscar J. Crubel, Father Hubert L. Cysewski, Monsignor Joseph B. Dall, Father Norbert P. Daniels, Father William Daul, Father Alvin J. Daul, Father Philip L. Deeny, Father Hugh J. Dockendortt, Father Carl J. Dowd, Monsignor Casper E. Dresen, Father Arthur G. Duffy, Father Bernard Dwyer, Father J. Floyd Ehr, Monsignor Henry Eicher, Father Peter I Eichman, Father Dominic P. Eiclen, Father Peter A. Eisenmann, Father Joseph Ennis, Father James E. Faust, Father John N. Favre, Father Alphonse J., C.S.Sp. Ferron, Father Joseph B. Finnegan, Father Thomas A., S.J. ' Finucan, Father James P. Fischer, Father Anthony W. Fisher, Father Gerald E. Forster, Father Frederick Frye, Father Sylvester P. Gerum, Father Jerome GQ Geyer, Father James D. Gille, Monsignor C. W. Grassl, Father Francis J. Grassl, Father Joseph GVOWHSY, Father Lawrence J., C.PP.S. Haas, Father Michael Hackner, Father W. T, Halker, Father Raymond F., C.PP.S. Halloran, Monsignor Thomas J. Hammes, Monsignor George A. Hansen, Father Robert H. Hartung, Father Edward F. Hayden, Monsignor Thomas F. Hebert, Father Alfred F. Hemmersbach, Father Alfred F. Henry, Father Bernard F. Herbers, Father Charles H. Hodnik, Father Emile Holtmann, Father Herbert J. 'l'Hoppa, Father Bernard Kaim, Father Ernest Kamber, Father Charles Kamla, Father Jerome J. Keegan, Father L. B. ,Kelly,'Father Bernard T. Kelnhofer, Father M. J. King, Father Norbert E. Klimaszewski, Father Edwin B. Klosowski, Monsignor Michael Kluczykowski, Father M. E. Knauf, Father Edwin L. Koehler, Father Hugo C. Koopman, Father L. A. Krakowiecki, Father S. A. Krasowski, Father John J. Kreibich, Father N. E. Kufel, Monsignor L. J. Kundinger, Father Joseph F. Kupka, Father Florian H. Lang, Father L. J. Leinfelder, Father Philip Leketas, Father Peter J. CZ 91 Z., is 12 if? was Lengowski, Father Sigismund R. Lestinsky, Father Frank M. Lutkemeier, Father C. P., C.PP.S. McCaffrey, Father Francis V. McGarty, Father Bernard O. McGinley, Father John R. McMahon, Father John Marmurowicz, Father Florian Marx, Father Joseph B. Masalewicz, Father Edward Mathieu, Father Georges P. Mauel, Father John J. Meyer, Father Gabriel J. Mieczkowski, Father S. P. Mihelic, Father Leopold Mitchell, Father Owen Monarski, Father Paul J. Mooney, Father William L. Muehlenkamp, Father William Mullen, Father Thomas E. Muller, Father Garlan J. Mulligan, Father Francis Multerer, Monsignor Wenzel Neises, Father John Nelson, Father George Nikolai, Father William V. Nilles, Father John l. Novak, Father John J. Nowak, Father John F. O'Reilly, Father Daniel J. O'Rourke, Father Gerald O'Shaughnessy, Monsignor Thom Pape, Monsignor Peter Paquette, Father Louis J. Paul, Father John Pax, Father Victor, C.PP.S. Peters, Father Raymond W. Piekarski, Father Francis A. Pittz, Monsignor John W. Pitzenberger, Father Paul Platt, Father Robert D. Plecity, Monsignor V. J. il 'ik Wlllltlxi IE T, K N, Thus 3 lim .yn li. US J Divcesan 67 :yy lgafrzfn . Pollack, Father Leo C. Pritzl, Father John J. Przybylski, Father Francis Reardon, Father Thomas J. Roemer, Father Albert P. Roskos, Father Edward Rucki, Father Raymond H. Schabel, Father Francis R. Schmitt, Father Paul B. Schuette, Father Alexius, C.PP.S Schuh, Monsignor A. N. Schuh, Father Gerald F. Schulist, Father Joseph Schulte, Father O. W. Schumacher, Father Charles Schwartz, Seemann, Sheridan Sheridan I Smetana, Father Father Father Father Father Vincent E. L. W. J. J. James J. Cyril Smith, Father Eugene P. Sobczyk, Father Edward J. Splinter, Father Joseph F. Stanek, Father Edwin J. Stashek, Father George A. A Steinhauser, Father Joseph Stieber, Father Leonard Sulik, Father Augustine J. Sullivan, Father Mark P. Szczerbicki, Father Thaddeus P Szymczak, Father S. F. Taczala, Father Joseph Theisen, Father Donald J. Thill, Father John M. Thomas, Father Albert l. Thomas, Father N. W. Thome, Father Edwin J. Thuecks, Father Anthony J. Timmerman, Father L. H. Trant, Father John P. Troianowski, Father Leo Wagener, Father Anthony P. Wagner, Father Joseph M. Wagner, Father Phillip J. Walliasper, Father Carroll J. Weller, Father Philip T. Wengier, Father Francis Wohlmuth, Father Carl A. Wolf, Father Charles P. Wrzaszczak, Father Chester F. Zic, Father Peter Zielinski, Father Chester Zoll, Father Francis W. Zvinklys, Father Anthony Holy Ghost Fathers, Notre Dame Parish, Chippewa Falls Franciscan Fathers, Holy Family Parish, Willard , 92 I 7 196117 fl Gm ,U Zgafrou . . . ABBOTSFORD-Altar Society, St. Bernarcl's Parish ALMA-St. Theresa Altar Society, St. Lawrence's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Lawrence's Parish ALMA CENTER-St. Mary's Christian Mothers and Altar Holy Name Society, Immaculate Conception Parish ARKANSAW-Holy Name Society, St. Joseph's Parish ATHENS-Holy Name Society, St. Anthony's Parish BANGOR-Tabernacle Society, St. Mary's Parish . BEVENT-Holy Name Society, St. Ladislaus' Parish BLENKER-Holy Name Society, St. Kilian's Parish BLOOMER-Christian Mother's Society, St. Paul's Parish Society BOAZ-Altar Society and Holy Name Society, St. Martin's Parish CADOTT-St. Ann's Society, St. Rose of Lima Parish CASHTON-Altar Society, Sacred Heart Parish CASHTON-Christian Mother's Society, SS. Peter and Paul's Parish CHIPPEWA FALLS-Catholic Woman's Club Notre Dame Ladies, Notre Dame Parish Sacred Heart Society, St. Charles' Parish Holy Name Society, St. Charles' Parish COGKS VALLEY-Ladies' Altar Society, St. John's Parish CUSTER-Tabernacle Society, St. Mary's Parish EASTMAN-St. Wenceslaus' Congregation . Rosary Contraternity, St. Wenceslaus' Parish Holy Name Society, St. Wenceslaus' Parish EAU CLAIRE-Immaculata Ladies' Society, Immaculate Conception Parish . Holy Name Society, St. James the Greater Parish EAU GALLE-Holy Name Society, St. Henry's POlriSlI EDGAR-Christian Mother's Soclality, St. John's POlriSl1 ELLSWORTH-St. catherine-'S Altar and RosarY Society, St. Francis' Parish 93 LA ks? - I 1 si. Q 'f A Q 'fr Far! h Gm ,U Zgafzwz . . . ELROY-Altar Society, St. Patrick's Parish ETTRICK-Altar Society, St. Bridget's Parish I FAIRVIEW-Altar Societies of St. Joseph's Parish, and Missions FOUNTAIN CITY-Immaculate Conception Parish societies GALESVILLE-Altar Society, St. Mary's Parish GAYS MILLS-Senior Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Parish GENOA-Altar Society, St. Charles' Parish Holy Name Society, St. Charles' Parish GREENWOOD-St. Ann's Altar Society, St. Mary's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Parish HALDER-Holy Name Society, St. Patrick's Parish HATLEY-Parish Council of Catholic Women, St. Florian's Parish HILLSBCRO-Altar Societies, St. Aloysius Parish, and Missions JIM FALLS-Holy Name Society, Sacred Heart Parish JUNCTION CITY-Holy Name Society, St. Michael's Parish KENDALL-Altar Society, St. Joseph's Parish KEYESVILLE-Christian Mother's Society, St. Mary's Parish LA CROSSE-Court La Crosse No. II83, Catholic Daughters ot America Catholic Women's League , St. Theresa's Society, Blessed Sacrament Parish Holy Name Society, Blessed Sacrament Parish Rosary Society, Holy Cross Parish St. Ann's Ladies Society, Holy Trinity Parish Altar Society, St. James' Parish Rosary and Altar Society St John's Parish Altar Society St Joseph s Cathedral Rosary Sodallty St Mary s Parish St Joan of Arc Altar Society St Thomas More Parish St Therese Altar Soclet St Wenceslqug Pm-,sh Holy Name Society St yWenceslaus Parish My LIMA Altar Society Holy Rosary Parish 94 I o ' I I n . I . . ,ik L r - ff Iwi - , , vigil? ' I 1 -il? nd.. I ' . ll 0 ' I Q I Sidi' c P I ' .--.-.- ' 1 ' 'GET 4055? . . - ,I i . A? C ' ' IQ, iv '-Q-am f ,151 - 15 ' :X-vg-4,5I,gg i- 1 'jim ig ENR lvvlfi fl Gfvup Patron . . . LONE ROCKeAItar Society, Sacred Heart Parish LOYAL-St. Mary's Altar Society, St. Anthony's Pqrish MARATHON-Parish Council of Catholic Women, St. M.ary's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Parish MARSHFIELD-Christian Mother's Society, Sacred Hem-1 pq,-ish Holy Name Society, Sacred Heart Parish Altar Society, St. John's Parish MAUSTON-Catholic Women's Club, St. Patrick's Parish MENOMONIE-Altar Society, St. Joseph's Parish MILAN-Ladies Altar Society, St. Thomas' Parish ' 1 MONDOVI-Ladies Altar Society, Sacred Heart Parish NECEDAH-Parish Societies, St. Francis' Parish NEKOOSA-Sacred Heart ot Jesus Holy Name Society NORWALK-Altar Societies, St. Augustine's Parish, and Mission ONALASKA-Altar Society, St. Patrick's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Patrick's Parish PINE CREEK-Holy Rosary Society, Sacred Heart Parish Holy Name Society, Sacred Heart Parish PLOVER-Parish Societies, St. Bronislava's Parish PONIATOWSKI-Holy Family Parish Council Holy Name Society, Holy Family Parish PORT EDWARDS-Holy Name Society, St. Alexander's Parish A PRAIRIE DU CHIEN-Contraternity ot Christian Mothers, St. John's Parish Holy Name Society, St. John's Parish ' RICHLAND CENTER-Altar Society, St. Mary's Parish RISING suN-Almr socieiy, si. James' Parish ROZELLVILLE-Altar Society, St. Andrew's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Andrew's Parish I 95 l , lynn h Qrzfup Patron ... + ST. JOSEPH RIDGE-Ladies' Altar Society, St. Joseph's'PariSl1 SENECA-St. Patrick's Parish Societies SHARON-St. Ann's Altar Society, St. Martin's Parish ' STANLEY-Holy Name Society, St. Anne's Parish STEVENS POINT-Holy Name Society, St. Joseph's Parish St. Peter's Church ,Societies Holy Name Society,,St. Stanislaus' Parish Holy Name Society, St. Stephen's Parish STRATFORD-Altar Society, St. Joseph's Parish -Holy Name Society, St. Joseph's Parish THORP-Holy Name Society, St. Bernard's Parish TOMAH-Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Parish TREMPEALEAU-Altar Society, St. Bartholomew's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Bartholomew's Parish UNION CENTER-Altar Society, St. Theresa's Parish I WAUM.ANDEE-Holy Rosary Altar Society, St. Boniface's Parish WAUSAU-St. Catherine's Altar Society, Holy Name Parish Ladies Guild, St. James' Parish Holy Name Society, St. James' Parish Parish Council of Catholic Women, St. Mary's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Mary's Parish WAUZEKA-Rosary Confraternity, Sacred Heart Parish Holy Name Society, Sacred Heart Parish WILTON-Altar Society, St. John's Parish A 5 WISCONSIN RAPIDS-Women's Club, Our Lady Queen of Heaven Parish Rosary Society, St. Lawrence's Parish Catholic Women's Club, SS. Peter and Paul's Parish Monsignor Reding Council, No. 1558 K. of C. WONEWOC-Altar Society, St. Jerome's Parish Holy Name Society, St. Jerome's Parish WUERZBURG-St. Mary's Altar Society, St. John's Parish 96 A I f r J a lWLW t.rW .., ,T 5243 lr' 'Vigl .nuke .L?mq Q iff? fiff 'Qian' L J Wan all Patron . D. J Murray Manufacturing CQ Don Deininger I Clayton J. Crooks Marathon Foundry 84 Machinery Co. Franklin Bldg. 84 Loan Association Northern Parking Service Katherine K Corset Studio Wausau Laundry 81 Cleaners Northwestern Dyers 8. Cleaners Seim Bros. Clothing Stephen J. Slamka John Sloan 0 4 ' ' ll ll H. E. Paradise Floor Sanding Fred C. Hall A Floor Sanding, Refinishing Fox Drug Company N Green's Food Market Herman Norde Monument Works Holter Glass Co. Super 29 Market Mac's Self Serve Lilla Food Market John Gerum Plumbing 81 Heating Wisconsin Valley Hatchery Warosh Food Market Chris J. Holzem Store J. J. Klimek Grocery Northern Lincoln Mercury Sales M. 81 J. Auto Parts- Grand Motor Co. Spiecher's Repair Service Geo. 'Silbernagel 8t Sons Co. Wally's Auto Service Hugo H. Lang Well Drilling West Side Garage r Albrent Freight 81 Storage Corp. Oscar Strachota 81 Sons Bridgeman-Russell Company Felix Rader Builder St. Mary's Hospital Northern Hotel Pray's Fine Foods Clintonville Sales Corp. Barden Funeral Home E. J. Radant Furniture Company The Fair Store Gus' Pharmacy Hildensperger 81, Kostuck, Inc. Funeral Home A Friend . Flowers Drug Store Ritter 81 Deutsch Funeral Home ,,.. ,,,. E .,... y im QT li s i l ' , Q. .. . ,. ., 3 A 6 1 .. - ::- .4..,.,.,,,T...,. I ll A .,g. . vyly LA CROSSE REGISTER SEMINARY DEDICATION BOOK STAFF Chairman --,, - - - - Rev. Anthony P. Wagener Business Manager - Associate Editor - - - James F. Quinn - J. Thomas Finucan A 1.1 Sister M. Patrice, F.S.P.A. r ISS ' - Miss Georgene Weber i - - R H Photographer - - - ' J ' ' ' ' Arthur om Color portrait. of the Holy Father David Waddington, London. - L C . Reprodudion of Color pon-raif fhrgugh the generosity of Dr. Frank J. Hoeschler, a rosse 1 fum 2 WM 5TH AVENUE i' .fcagacfmd gmail Sfcvfzefcw Wfcvmeng ' Weclrepr clfohavefk p I th b ld g fth wHoIyCr S y 'A' LA CROSSE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL AND AFFILIATED CRAFTS I I II I If U I If gf fllf I IIIII' IIGI115 IIIEIgy . IM ound SPV! l I Plum 1 I I IIIIIn II i, 'III IIIIIIIIWMH Iw- M , J ,qu Q 1 5 G ORGE J. c OSKEY Is proud to have been awarded the COMPLETE Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Contract for th e largest building proiect in Western Wisconsin HOLY CROSS SEMINARY fi? f ri NY.. l mf - i O At left, a part of the intricate interior work done by the McKoskey firm. This is the equipment room in C unit. I Below, a striking view of the power plant in an intermediate stage of construction, showing clearly the highly complex heating installation done by McKoskey workmen. Water Mains Underground Sprinkler System Disposal Plant Plumbing Heating Ventilating Cfimplete Power Sanitary Sewers Slofm Sewers Plant U .fv ' 14 47 2,9 13,4 I' f- .,b,,,,,.A,:-.,:,--?--:.f:,.,n-,...:-q-an-.ez 4- S- 9 - . 1' R' . 7 The Papenfuss'Company is proud and happy to have played a Z part in the building of the new Holy Cross Seminary. I ll if I ,li . il . . 3 4, . Zcmfotq Zlechcmi Wand My E 74 Om Zaedaeaa it 4 i .' JOHN F. PAPENFUSS Electrical Contractors LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN lllwfffwww Lfwywt WM Sw The largest stock of clothing for the Clergy in the Midwest. 'A' LA CROSSE 'A' TOT-TEEN SHOP ZITA MAHER SHOP for FREEMAN SHOES for Boys and Girls Women i A nous omcr Him 4 100 af? LOAN E f ,f ,,--,, ,, f AUCTION ' H' I nfl' ,pf ' 'A' SERVICE XVIIS. :I 1 Covers ' ' . Wisconsin 34151 - 'r The-.-, ' o H0 E OFFICE T P rf? QQiQ1mQlQi Whether It's a Loan or Auction Call on FRED G. 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Wines 0 Candles O Prayerbooks and Missals 0 Books 0 Altar Boy Cassocks o Statuary 0 First Communion Goods o Vestments Specializing in Servicing Missions 'k Glarl 4 . nrlkr Gln. flu' 531 Main Street 'I5 West Center Street LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA IVIATHY CONSTRUCTION CO. Main Offices, La Crosse, Wisconsin . if R HEAVY CONSTRUCTION BITUMINOUS PAVING EXCAVATING l We are happy to have taken part in the building of the great new Holy Cross Seminary I I The new H mlooble an lllrr it, warm flfllffi ol tllg I lo rlean, hu It rlgethxmgn M0 ' llltl lllfyw St mlm: The 1 -,. . ,-- , . f + , 1 , I, K ,, , . .:....,. A -7.1.,gf-ff' ,P ' --5 ---- flips'-,.vwj1,'gf.f ,-. ::,1-- W---4 -Y -V1 - --.3 ' .,,, .qkgfyv -,... , uw- us 1, -1 't- - - H. '1fL 'A '-,,'1'Ji1'MT 'If '73 -I-7 - ' 5- . N. , . . ' Ure- , L. .rs 'S..f. xnn- , ap .-Q -1- 5 - Cf ':..' 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The secret of the rugged, square-built piows for the CA and WD Tractors is their forward hitchpoint and free-swinging ac- tion. In heavy spots, the tractor's hydrau- lic Traction Booster increases weight on the drive wheels for traction to match the load. These plow and tractor combina- tions assure clean plowing and good coverage. The new Allis-Chalmers La Crosse-made plows are of all-steel construction - built to withstand heavy-duty service in tough, stubborn soils. sv tlAc1ou DIVISION MIIMIAUKEE l U 5 A Enloy tho National Farm and Home Hour- I n I ' Every Soturd - NIC. 1 0 , . . . s., 111 M4- I-- 2-.-Z- ..... at-W --- , ., .-- ---. -.2--.-f--. I Congratulations memzmzwme wfwwzwwm Standard Construction is proud to have participated in the completion of these fine new structures. We thank all those with Whom We have been in contact during the huilding for the friendly spirit of cooperation and helpfulness extended to us. S T A N D A R D coNs'rRUc'r1oN co., rm. 250 BUILDERS EXCHANGE 0 MINNEAPOLIS 607 HAMM BUILDING ST. PAUL 4 We are proud To have supplied the plumbing fixtures cmd mclieriolsfor The new Holy Cross Seminary. 6' L 'L ' Wax or QNWPX LuCROSSE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. O TO THE 4 CATHDLIC DIUCESE of LA CRUSSE on completion of the HDLY GRUSS SEMINARY lui 'A' he at QWHSSB rihume 113 ARENZ Shoe Co. La Crosse's Largest and Oldest Shoe Store 323-325 Pearl I Also Stores 'at WINONA, SPARTA, DUBUQUE, MADISON, BARABOO Quality footwear for the entire family 114 1 U 1 - i 5 . O W 1 5 gem zbnenh f JCIHNSCIN PRINTING I A , if FINE PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHING in I BLACK' cmd WHITE and COLOR 'A' 2219 GALLDWAY ST. EAU CLAIRE, WISCONSIN si e I 'Gg lqkx I M W H W 4' - J' iff .xv Congratulations and Best Wishes onthe occasion of the dedication of the new Holy Cross Seminary. . 'fx V4 vz 'I I . in f . cl , 'we- I THE E. 1-IACKNER co- CHURCH' FURNITURE ' LA CRQSSE I WISCQNSIN E 115 , ,,..-4- , ,- R . .- HOLY CROSS SEMINARY STRUCTURAL STEEL ' ,, , E 2yl ,, - V ' ,, . ,,'f,.,4 ' - . L. .uf ' -- . '.v,..: ,, -in 1 . . 'QM . I n 4 . M ,- , J L..l5Km.4Q'.:.a': . i -4 FABRICATED by LA CROSSE TRAILER CORPORATION '-A CROSSE WISCONSIN PHONE 2-8080 116 4 5 3 3 1 1 3 3 A4 .K I I 3 i I V if I v if 3 1 700210, Q I L i It: P, .r-2 'fat vm Compliments of CHIPPEWA sr-1oE. co, S I 4'-FIG! 51' 1452 Il 'f . Makers of QUALIT Y LINE OF WORK AND SPORTS BOOTS AND SHOES In its 51st year of Quality Manufacturing NATNINAL BUUNBINDING CUIVIPANY . Edition Book Manufacturers Designers and Producers of Book Covers I ' 0 PLASTIC BINDING SPIRAL BINDING f O I 200-210 NORTH SECOND STREET STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN Compliments 0 EDWARD J. 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