Mundelein Cathedral High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FACU LTY To bring the inspired light ot wisdom into our lives, and promote love and service of God is the primary concern oi our Cathedral priests and the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Young students are molded into prototypes of Christ through the lessons which are im- parted to us in our high school years. A practical belief, an unquestioning trust, and an everlasting love for Christ are the fruits oi our taculty's labor. Each priest and each Sister is a representa- tive oi Christ, our Teacher: endlessly they ex- hibit the patience ot Iob, the wisdom of Solo- mon, the faith ot the Centurion, and the mercy ot the prodigal's father. The memory and Work of our faculty will linger with us as we Walk through life, for they have given us our most treasured pos- session, our Catholic education. B.V.M. 1 Sister Mary Sharon, Senior Instructor Sister Mary Gerard, B.V.M. Iunior Instructor Sister Mary Ianelle, B.V.M. Sister Mary Charmaine, B.V.M, Freshman Instructor Sister Mary Daniel, B.V.M. Librarian Sophomore Instruct Of Sister Mary Cecil' BvV'M- Sophomore Instructor Principal Page 7 Sister Mary Adeleita, B.V.M. Senior Instructor Sister Mary St. Theresa, B.V.M. Iunior Instructor ' Sister Mary St. Bertha, B.V.M. Sister Mary of the Rosary, B.V.M. Freshmen Instructor Sister Mary St. Marguerite, B.V.M 3 History Instructor 1

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Ri. Rev. Msqr. Poiriclc l. lldyes, our beloved rector, hos liven our quide ond inspiroiion lhroiiqh our high school veors. lie hoe woteliecl river us with lovinq und lender de' vcolion and lids helped us to niuin- loin thc hiqh idedls which ore trodi- iionol of Mundelein Cdlhedrol high school. Cnr CIllfCITOl1I1Cl ednctoiion hos dlwoys been his prime interest. Hnv. Ernrneit Regan Sfifllfll Flfxllfllflfl lnsfriif-'nr Rev, Willixnn Qglll l ins Fieszlirnfin H:-li-lion lristriivtoi L QC? x Rev. lfnnvs Miiitfiiiqli C ?QV' Wllllcllmr Goederl hum, HMI Ji, N 1H5mM.tM dog: iomoie Religion lnstructor llevl lohn MCNflmfIY41 Rev. Holuert Horne Counselor Counselor

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Whirling away as swiftly as the fierce Winds of a hurricane have been our few years here. Remaining is the realization that God, Our Constant Friend and Ad- visor, will live forever in our hearts just as He lived with us during our high school days. Months spent in running up and down the never- ending flights of stairs, getting our faces washed by Old Facefulf' and dashing to the library to get a copy of lane Eyre or Wuthering Heights have flown away. Days passed in absorbing knowledge and observing human life in its fullest have also left us. Hours in which we prepared for the tots' Christmas Party, rehearsed for the PHOENIX Patron Drive skits, cheered at the basketball games and danced to the music in the auditorium have gone. Our hearts are filled with gratitude toward the Sisters and priests who have made these experiences of our high school days cherished memories that time will never fade. L Page 8