Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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if 5 'x lj I 1 ,FW sw 19' ' Q 4 2 in Y T. Walter, J. Langenberg, J. Lettner, E. Ramsden We seniors will always remember . . . the bewildered look on the freshmen's faces that first day . . . the glamorous glitter of our class rings . . . our feeble attempts at initiation . . . the party we gave for the frosh, and the celebration they threw for us . . . the Thanksgiving Dance, wasn't it wonderful? . . . the all- school Christmas party, the beginning of a new tradition . . . the magazines we sold. . . Swing it, Sarah! Ah ha! . . . our debate club . . . all those sales . . . candy, cake, cookies, and pink elephants . . . that one glorious weekend, March 2, 3, and 4 . . . the Bingo party . . . the Senior Prom, April Showers -- could anything be more heavenly? . . . dear Monsignor Jennings, and how we cried the day he left . . . the two free days Monsignor Jennings gave us because he was leaving . . . Murdzr in 4 Nunneq . . . the first time Father Weir gave out report cards , . . all our tests, who could forget them? . . . the parties we staged on half- R- Pfplinski, D. Judge, A. Meier, J. Schneider, M. A. Prondzinski THERESE WALTER Self-trust is the essence of hero- ism . JOHANNA LANGENBERG Charm us, orator, till the lion look no larger than the cat . JEAN LETTNER If my heart were not light, I would die. ELIZABETH RAMSDEN There is nothing so minute or inconsiderable, that I would not rather know it, than not. days . . . the field trip, so eagerly begun and so wearily ended . . . the Junior- Senior banquet -- I cried, did you? . . . the Scintillas, long be its life . . . the Cathedralite, may it be studied by many generations of Cathedralites and their children . . . We seniors will always remember Graduation Day . . . for when we walk down that broad aisle and firmly clasp our diplomas to our hearts . . . that is when we will begin to remember . . . RITA PEPLINSKI Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye. In every gesture dignity and love. DARLENE JUDGE In thy face I see the map of honor, truth, and loyalty. ANN MEIER And when a Iady's in the case You know all other things give place . JOYCE SCHNEIDER Here comes the lady! O, so light of foot. Will ne'er wear out the everlasting flint. MARY ANN PRONDZINSKI Those thousand decencies that daily flow from all her works and actions .

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We Work for Cathedralites consists of the daily schedule of prayer, classes and study around the hands of the clock . . . the respite of laughter . . . the stories of Father Weir and Father Ginther . . . Sister Lorraine's surprise assemblies . . . un- expected visitors . . . Sister Edith's quizzes . . . Sister Justinian's menagerie . . . glee club . . . Sister Grace's little smile . . . Miss Payton's clothes . . . Sister Marcianne's raids on the cloak room . . . Sister Olga's social science projects . . . all these make our day at Cathedral . . .