St Pauls Cathedral High School - Book and Sword Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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To thc grztduzttcs, 21 word in parting! There is tnufh talk thcsc days zthout thc nt-cd ol your lacing good c'itiLcns, about ntztking thc: tnost ol' your opportunities under at dcntocrzttic' way ol' lille. Ever rctnt-ullmcr thztt, you can hc good citizens ol' thirst: detnoctrzttic Unitcd Status il' you hold lust to thc suptrrnzttut'ztl loundution ol your education. ll' you recognize ut all titncs that you :md ztll tnun :ire tnztdt- hy Cod und for God, you will ol neu-ssity he thc sort of citift-ns who l'CSlJCt'l thc rights of your ncighhors. You will lind I, it dcliglnlul to liyt: with your lcllow-intrng hut, most ituportztnt ol' f ull, you will sztyt' your souls. , , vf I, Lf lf,x'1'H1aR Xl'l1.t.1AAi C. Coxyik L., THE RICVIQREXIJ CARLO ROSSINI llClllCllIlJC1'- Wg-,xo s 1511 E D O L -l .C L A R f.XX'l li -I 'Slil ,ICY O snotasti V--I'1lilll E NCLICI. M sxfxixi UWt.14u1H S 'lll'1l.I,l31Y I Nvxxov CflIlJI'IX -.XNIXRTINIC lllli REVICRICXII XX'll.l.l.XNl CQ. CONN 'l'o know how to use leisure titnc is cltztrztctcristici ol gt good vitizcn. Xlusic Xlusit' Xlusic Nlusici Xlttsic' Nlusit Xlusit' Music' Xlusit Nlusit' Nlnsit Nlusit: Nlusit' is loyc in thc fulness ol' its nohlt- poncr. is thc only link hclwcvn tnnc :nnl i'lL'l'llllf. is tht' niost l'0lTl1ll1lll' ol' ull tlrts. is nxort' poutxrful than orzttory. hcgins nhcrc lztnguztgc ccztscs. is the only uniycrsttl tongue. :tlonc cant cypress tht' lliyinc, is trum- when lLll2lI'l1lUllllCS with lnotztls. is ll nott' from thc hzurtnony ol' trczttion. hrings yt 2ll'lllll1 to thc' hcztrt. inspiration to tht' lnind. is thc goldvn lgcy to at lll1IllvSllCJlll. ts ll new ltfc within our lilo. is przncr. luith, :und low. l'1A'l'H ER C A Rl .1 1 IQUSSIXI

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u,'m w'f: iff t 'jffnmi-f' v 1 ,,,-- 1 K , 4 t l'HE REVICREND A-XR'liHl'R A. ISVRNS Clzttliedrztl High School has lor four years instilled into you lwiiictilalcfs upon which to build at solid luture. ll you adhere to these principles, which cam be summed up in at few words-lollow Gods wzty iu CYCl'yll1lllg-ll1C11 l um positive that your future will he stu'c'essl'ul. You will he good citizens because you realize that Cod has His rights zu. ull times in your lives. May He and His Blessed Mother keep all ol' you iu your ellorts to curry out His will ztlwztys. FA'1'il1cR AR'1'11uR BURNS Qaes 5

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ZMA M-me L3 4 emo-cmc FFHE HOME is the sacred sanctuary of all men, it is the supreme training school, it is a nation's bulwark. Here are taught the fundamentals of good citizenship and of true democracy. Faith acquired in the home can resist the greatest tC11'1pCStS that arise from without and from within. The word Udemocracyn means everything that makes life worth living, it means a flag that waves for freedom and for the peoplels rights, it means good churches and worshippers fortifying the nation by their prayers, it means unselfish leaders concerned, not with their own selfish interests, but with the progress of the whole, it means, most of all, good homes and happy families, fol- lowing the plans of Christ's Holy Fam- ily. A good mother can do more for Cod and for country than an army of men equipped with the best machin- ery and instructed with the newest army tactics, for it is to her that God gave the special blessings of gui- dance. The father, by his example, is the supreme sculptor of character and of lasting convictions. The parents alone can really make their children secure. Happiness and love are essen- tial to a family, for if there is love among all at home, we youth, the future citizens of America, will culti- vate a true feeling of brotherhood toward all men. The prayers and Christian ideals one has learned at a mothers knees are never forgotten. In- deed the saying is true, Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Here, in the home one learns to respect anotheris property, and to place the welfare of his community before his own personal interests, then, as he grows older and enlarges his circle of friends and his sphere of activity, he discovers that his coopera- tion with authorities and yielding of opinion to the right-thinking majority is absolutely necessary to the progress of any movement or plan. Thus, in his own home, under a father's leadership and service, and a mother's love and devotion, the child receives Christian ideals, he gains the influence which is needed to promote democracy and stabilize citizenship, therefore, the home is the most important factor upon which democracy is founded, for only family life can give us the idea of perfect unity. XVe IHUSL keep before us as our one Supreme Head and Leader, Jesus Christ, for only with God can we preserve the freedom, liberty, and peaceful harmony of democracy so characteristic of OUR AMERICA!