St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Qi aculfry IIIIUTI' I.r'H Mr. Koss :md M11 Sifferle take ll b1'ez1Ll1e1' lueuveeu clusbes. ,-llmxw' High! Father XVIICCICF, O.S.lX., gels 21 rumlowu on the teznm fffllll the cozlvlles, Hr. YOIIIO :md Hr. Kellow. Cf'lIH'l' Yes, Nlr. .-XYLUSZI, FzuLl1e1' Iflzxch, OSA., I-'miller Yam Sile, O.S.,X., and Nh: PH2lI1lC1A2lg'l'CC, HlC2lChCl'S legs get Ll Iiule tired from the climb. If Firm' Father !'. O Nlaxllejx, O.b.,X., :md Pzziher Ihomzxs, O.5.AX.. wait for the 'klnmlesslollzil opinion of Father Flugeltllcl. oh, a I Page ll 'ijt 6

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acnley Right Father Clrawlord, OSA., an old friend in a new place-the Director of Studies Office. llrloti' Two familiar faces, Father Vander Beek, 0.S.,'X., and Father BIC,-Xrdle, O.S.A., check notes for is it the xll'C list?j at a familiar door. l Seeing salesmen, diremr The heavy burden aol runninv ing workmen ,md doing the Monasterx' lalls to Father Fink . ,I U J'-' - the buying lor a large U-5-A-,fhCI'101- school keeps Father Horne, O.S.A., on the move. There's more to a pair ol broad shoulders and a well- built body than strikes the eye. Equally true, there's more to a good school than doors and windows, or bricks and cement. lt's the students and faculty that give lile to a school, that give it a good name or a bad one. St. Rita High School is proud ol' her good name and the men she turns Ollt and, as beneath a sturdy body there beats a strong heart, the strong heart within the walls ol' St. Rita is its lac-ulty, priests and laymen. l'The men behind the man make the man, and it is our laculty, in its unselfish devotion to growing Catholic men, wliith schools and trains minds now, builds character lor the luture, and prepares souls lor an eternity. Page Ill

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