Huntington Catholic High School - Rambler Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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1' From the Principal to the Graduates Dear Graduates, The brave, new world which was promised to the young people of several de- cades ago has vanished in the smoke of war, destruction, and a new paganism which threatens to engulf all that has been known as Christian civilization. As you leave our ranks, you are faced with many problems. The young men face life in a world dedicated to militarism, our young women step into a world where many of the virtues of Christian womanhood are derided. What once was regarded as vice by even the ordinary man on the street has become virtue in the eyes of many so-called leaders of our society. Such a world is, of course, a challenge to the Catholic high school graduate. Whether you turn to fields of higher learning, or immediately assume a place in the laboring or business world, you must act with the courage of the early Christians, with the faith and zeal of the martyrs. The Holy Year brought into sharp focus the fact that the Church and Christ de- pends on the arms of men and women in all walks of life to carry the beauty and love of Our Saviour into the very ranks of the enemy. This is your high vocation. To fulfill your high vocation, to be worthy of the trust that Christ places in you, it is necessary to be personally dedicated to Our Lord and to be filled with the truths and the spiritual life that you must impart to others. We hope that in some small way we have helped to prepare you for the task that is ahead. Our Lord and his Blessed Mother have shown us that there is truly a sorrow in parting, but a conviction of the task that must be done will set us stead- fastly on our way, ever conscious of our small part in shaping the future destinies of the world. The happiness of your pastors and teachers will be complete if you faithfully shoulder the duties of your state in life and are loyal to God, the Church, your country, your community, your homes, your own conscience. Many of our relationships will continue in the parish life of future years. Our relationship be- fore Christ at the altar will always continue. We have been proud of you in the high school years that have passed. We want. to be proud of you in the years that loom ahead. We know we shall. Father Le ster 8

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Th Fucully Father Lester: Sister Errnenilde, O. S. F. : Principal--Assistant Pastor of St. Freshman Class Sponsor Mary Church Social Science Religion--Latin Librarian Monsignor Dillon: Sister Barbara, O. S. F. : Pastor of St. Mary Church--Super- Freshman Class Sponsor intendent of Schools of the Fort Latin--English Wayne Diocese Religion Sister M. Frances Louise, S. S. N. D.: Father Schmitt: Senior Class Sponsor Commerce Pastor of SS. Peter and Paul Church Religion ' Sister Mary Amadeus, S. S N. D.: Father Ueber: Junior Class Sponsor Mission Moderator Assistant Pastor of SS. Peter and English--Mathematics Paul Church Religion Sister Antonilda, S. S. N. D.: Father Conroy: Chorus Director Music--English National Director of the Fighting 69th Religion Mr. Kenneth PeGan: Sister Josepha, O. S. F. : Coach--Physical Education Director Government--Health and Safety Sophomore Class Sponsor--Beta Club Advisor Science--Mathematics Huntington Public High: Shop--Mechanical Drawing Home Economic s - -Art Radio Workshop 7

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