Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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Sophomores .......... ..... There was the sacrifice she made in her difficult daily work... Half of our high school days are almost finished. During these first two years we have had to do many things that we found difficult. However, we are looking forward to our last two years regardless of how many sacrifices they will entail, for we know that with the help of our patroness, St. Maria Goretti, we shall be successful. o V A- S. sg 9 311i-v '.0g. F, 0990. 0 99? .og oooo gg or oo' 9 0 a xi, 'D ' x rf' xy!

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ll li Wo rlc lt was in l492 that Colum- bus discovered America, wasn't it? lt is questions like this that make even Sister Gavin think that American History is work instead of the play she would have us believe it is. However, the end of our junior year finds us all authorities on the history of America. Sitting I. to r. Ruth Votruba, Rose- mary Watembach, Standing l. to r. Marilyn Sulla, Joyce Cyert, Patricia Siebenaler, Glo r i a Wiley, and Carol King are ac- quiring some knowledge on the subject. Play ond Componionsbip Like every play ours was a combination of work, play and companionship, and certainly, at curtain time, a great deal of prayer. The Family Tree will always hold a special place in the memory of each of us juniors. Caught in a bit of action are Joanne Bilder, Jane Schneider, Mary McShane, Joan Holm- gren, Shirley Slaggie, Patricia Mauszycki, Patricia Vondrashek, Janice Grupa, Mary Wachowiak, and Jane Snyder. 5, lf s .l ,, . T lr l 5 fl l

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