Our Lady of the Lake Seminary - Spire Yearbook (Syracuse, IN)

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'REV. L. E. WEISENSEL, History REV. J. C. HERMAN, Religion I W ww dvri BROTHERS v 3 The upkeep of any large institution calls for much hard manual labor. It is the CROSIER BROTHERS who bear the brunt of this unromantic but important task at OUR LADY OF THE LAKE We wish to thank these men who have worked so hard to make things pleasant for us throughout the year These silent workers for CHRIST rarely receive their full measure of recognition, because they do their work in an unpretentious manner They receive their thanks from GOD and always radiate their cheerfulness in their work Daily they care for our needs, whether sweeping halls or preparing our meals, and they seem to find this work a source of interior consolation This is true because all they do is for the honor and glory of GOD To this noble end they have whole heartedly dedicated themselves NLearn of ME for I am meek and humble of F98Pt For MY yoke easy, and MY burden light N Matthew XI, 29 30 3 4 QQ I-ERS L S r LIX NIL IAM MAT IEW UE RT 6 QA A l . . , '., . . is 4 A E3 I -..CMI CCI , 'E , ' L , 'ff-' , fi E .

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REV. F. P. PITKA, M.A. English REV. R. A. KLAVER, Latin REV, F, H, EIWER, Mathematicg FACULTY In this modern world, great stress is placed upon education. People in all walks of life are training for their professions. For this reason it is necessary that the future priests, who are to be the guides and spiritual lead- ers of these people, be well grounded in these same sciences It is to t is task that the CROSIER ORDER has dedicated itself, for trls purpose each of its members ras pledged his life However, a minor seminary training does not stop at the knowledge of the classics Another phase, and perhaps the most important, is that of oharao ter formation In the formation of any boy's character, there must be a leader, a real man whom he can follow and imitate These priests are our leaders, they are tre real men in our lives In eaor of trem we find embodied our ideals, each of them is a personlfication of what we rope to be some day They have been ever present when trelr advice was needed, and it is through their efforts that tre PRIESTS OF TOMORROW are being trained 5 CALLJLA5 aafukk . h l . REV. H. J. MEHR. M.S. Science REV. J. S. SMERKE, M.A. Gragg REV. A, N. 3IS?gP M.A. English , f

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