Cathedral High School - Chimes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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he viirioLis or- i unizations at Ciithtdnil High School are es- tablished by the Student Council so that each student may have an opportunity to patticipate in an active wav in school hie. The ser- vice thev render, and the fellow- ship they manifest enriches Cathe- dral life. 1. Alia en el mncho i;rande ulhi donde vivia. 2. How did I cake this picture.- ' ,i. OK. uys. liscen up. 4. Cathedral Hi h- 1 )99. 5. MY Name on the detention hst ' . 6. Chess anyone: ' : ran Bi:i3miuiii5 of a uriu ' mwDi hat can we .say about St. La Salle especially on this UX)th anniversary of the Christian Brothers. ' ' This dedication could be a very long one but we shall only say that we have one word that will express our gratitude: Admiration . Now the fruits of his efforts are producing results. We see these not only in the buildings or in the dedication of the Brothers but also in ourselves. The question that remains is whether we shall be able to keep this spirit alive and transmit it. too. Our answer comes without hesitation: Yes! . Therefore, for all these reasons. Brothers and Brother La Salle, step forward and receive this dedication. Seniors, this was our last year at Cathedral and a time for deep thought about our goals for the future. The following few words are appropriate and could give you needed encouragement. Cathedral wishes you the best of luck and hopes to see you return someday as fulfilled men. These Seniors have had four years of fighting with books and who knows what else! Their courses were intended to complete them as persons, and to help them find the meaning of life, not jusr fill them with words. Cathedral has one of ' the best curriculums in all California. I ' his is the reason for all that homework! Hey.- T ' reshmen and all of you! u did not know that.- ' Now you do. so let us try to do better. Activities.- ' These Seniors will remember the things they helped to organize and the dances they attended. This Senior class sponsored various activities throughout the year. This should serve as an encouragement to all classes to enrich all aspects of their lives now and in the future. Sports! source of growth for body and spirit. The Seniors who partici- pated in sports discovered the deeper meaning of team participation and team unity while not losing sight of their individual growth. The lesson is obvious and can be applied to all of life: the strength of the ream depends on the effort put in by each individual. When one thinks about all of the .sports and other activities at Cathedral one has also to think about .ill the organi atu ns which gi e added life to those various activities. Hopefully with the coming generations the organi- zations will grow even more, not only in numbers but in opportunities for self-expression from the student body. In closing therefore, let us dedicate ourselves to the improvement and perfection of our minds, bodies and souls in the spirit of the St. John Baptist de La Salle as passed on to us through the Brothers and faculty of Cathedral High School.