Cathedral High School - Beacon Yearbook (Duluth, MN)

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Father Hogan Principal Father Hogan's excellent leadership in spiritual, physical, and moral matters has helped the students of CHS. to uphold the standards and traditions of the school. The future classes of Cathedral will always be able to rely an his previous decisions and suggestions. Sister Mary Paul O. S. B. Principal Uunior Highj Sister Mary Paul has proved to be a capable principal. She is well liked by the students for her fairness and good sense ot humor, Her rules of order and conduct are observed by all and the student's scholastic ratings are kept above par. Sister Margaret James O. S. B. Assistant Principal Sister Margaret James, assistant Principal of C.l'l.S., is always rec to advise and guide the students. Although her many duties as ass ant principal keep her busy she also Ends time to teach typing She has been an efhcient assistant to Father Hogan in helping l' perform his many duties,

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AVON POWER, Vice-President RITA ADEE Reets Quiet and sweet a newcomer who is liked Stanbrook Hall l,2,3, Hilltopper 4, Home Ec. 4, GAA 4. MARY CATHERINE ARSENEAU Cathy To be her friend you need not fuss Cuz she's a gal with personality plus Beacon 2,3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Chorus l,2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,4, Class Play l. MARTIN SEIPP, President DOROTHY ANDERSON Dottie A friendly girl who works so steady To help others she is ready Central l,2g Library Club 3,45 Art Club 3, Drivers Training 3, Home Ec. 4, GAA 4. THOMAS BANZHOF Tom Neat, polite, dependable too Boys like Tom are far too few Sodality 3,41 Hilltopper 3,4. MARCIA MAKI, Secretary-Treasurer Class of ' The das of i958 wHllong be remem- bered at CHS for the spirit of co-operation and fdendhnesstheyinsphed.VVe beganthe year reahzing that the greatest years of our Hves were coming to a close, and we determined that we would make the most of our Senior year. The class endeavored to make every acHvHy Ubigger and beHerH than ever before with emphasis on the better. We feel that we have done our best, and look forward to the yeam ahead whh conHdence.ln bequeatmng the title ot Seniors to the class of '59 and all the classes to follow, we hope that they will profit from their years at CHS as much as we have. JAMES BEIGLE Jim Quiet, reserved, and studious is he Sure to succeed wherever he may be Boys' Chorus 2,3, Sci- ence Club 4, Biology Club 3, Chorus Class Play l.