St Mel High School - Knight Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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rovwlly we gbechcafe Qi fi, yogi: ,lgowfcr The class of 1956 wishes to dedicate its yearbook to Mr. Bowler. We have seen the effect of his quiet influence throughout our years here. He is the type of man who believes that example produces more good effects than words. He not only believes it, but also lives it. By frequently being seen in church, he has probably done more good than all the words that have been said in all the religion classes of all our years at St. Mel. A sense of humor like his creates friendliness as no other attitude can. A man cannot be completely serious all his life and say he has lived cr full, rich life. Mr. Bowler has been to us a man who is able to influence by a quiet word and an example here and there. A man's character does not change much. Mr. Bowler was the type of man twenty-five years ago, when he was just starting at St. Mel, that he is to us now. He employed the same type of influence during his many years of basketball coaching for St. Mel's grammar and high school teams. Since 1928 he has taught commercial subjects in this same man- ner and still is doing so. ln many ways he is just, as St. Ioseph Was, an average guy. And so, we are dedicating this book to an average guy - a guy who likes good friends and a good joke. We hope to be just as average as he is. After all, St. Ioseph gained heaven: what more can we gain? Page G

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3' rime over 3rofLcr CLYHUIAIS C. Principal of St. Mel High School Over his two year span as director, Brother Camillus has fulfilled the prophecy of many men by his hard work to better the school. Besides keeping a watchful eye on his Knights, he also contributes to their spiritual development by a program of monthly Mass and Communion. During his two year reign, the student body has grown in number, and school organizations have flourished. This is all due to his immense interest in the welfare of the students. Page 8