Cathedral Girls High School - Cathedral Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Ellllltllllill Sllllt Nancy McDonald prints some signs for the business end ot the annual, while Ann Porter types the very iirst page ot copy lor the '55 Cathedrall -Meg Ee., lrene Serrano, typist, admires the 'ltirst drawings ol the symbols for division pages, Carolyn Rempe exe plains the symbol tor the senior class to lrene. -W 4+ if- Below: Ann Porter, left, ref ports to Nancy McDonald, business manager, W ho gladly moves 12A to the leading position in the pa- tron drive. Pat Mulherin and Mary Gonsalves wait to give the percentage ot the sections from which they collected. Lower right: A typical Sat- urday morning scene. Mr Waterson of Sunset En- gravers crops a picture so that Carolyn can mount it Ruth and Sonya finish up the measuring along Mr. Waterson's crop lines! and prepare to do some cutting up , themselves. W iPhoto by Carol l-liggsl WH. 'Wa .iw X X Q. f ff 8

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SENIUH HllllVVHl The Senior symbol depicts the four years at Saint Ioseph's Cathedral marked by the help and guidance of the Holy Spirit. Saint Ioseph, our pa- tron, is represented by the carpenters square beneath the senior emblem - the same emblem as on our rings and on our sweaters. The lamp of knowledge burns a little brighter as we now complete our high school course. Any attempt to express all that we feel toward Cathedral would be in- adequate, but we do want to say that we are grateful for all Cathedral High has given us. We wish to thank the entire faculty for their patience and understanding, the Iunior class for the beautiful prom, the Sophornores for their fine school spirit, and the Freshmen for the good sportsmanship they displayed during initiation. Thank you, Cathedral, and goodbye.