Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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W' gi. Tk , . Q. i': Q, 15 I: A 1 '. il 5 E 19 . -..vwW - 'X Surmounting the Mercy shieid is the iamp ot ' 1 This Kamp stands as a symboi ot the knowi- e have acquired during our high i'Ee's iearnine. 'isdoin xv ' to our i edge and vw schooi years. That we Cathedraiites may enter in work with a broad cuiturai background and a ciear understanding, ot the true yahies around us is the aim ot our education at Cathedrai. Each department ot study oders to us opportuni- ties tor successitd iiying, Rehgion, Engiish, history serve to broaden and prepare us both spirituahy and mentahy tor the tuture. For some students, typing, stenography, and bookkeeping, hoid open the door to Q' worid. Many in preparation tor a career ' ' uhysics, and chemistry. Stih ' t'n and French if husine ss hioiogx . 1 is ot La i the in nursing, study I choose the ciassicai roat : '- voai. ' iusic and iournai- ' iese In others to their U ' ich as n ' is in ti to iead them Speciahzed departments st ism, as weh as physicai education, train r iieids where today, more than ever hetore, Cathohc ieadership is a necessity. Our courses ot instruction at Cathedrai have hiended hnowiedge into a way ot hying by producing, in us a weh baianced appreciation, not oniy in maior ' t in others as weh. suhiects, bu

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