Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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' E - lcsi, sissrf , C f' I ' , S Lr.y if V fl Vi i A Vi- L..k, .L.: ijt ,VVV I f. ,X N E+ . :fr Im- f v- ' L 1 -- iZ1 i'E'1 ifH',131EQf-1 ' Y 1 1 I S 1 A ' Q i We are taking leave of one f another to go out toward DXX E ,., lk . l ,i 1 S ,rpg as-1 X : 'F'2 Ts :T '2'T'-TM T , ' ' - Q -1 rr: 'I v v-1 nrafglp 1,19-UH' V fl 'TTTY' the world of today with its C , oooo oooeoooee , C, - C tatt E f T f , ' 0 ' 0 ' Xxy yy ' 3 m'Se 'eS' 'ts suffmngs' r t its sins, but also its xg 1 ' - ,t f' ' ' A 1. 1', I rv i ll if-:K 'N ' ll 1' L-K A in prodigious accomplishments,,, , yy 1 IQQZ rrssos ' ' ff? ' ,CTBT -he , st , its values, its virtues. . ,it 1 , i ' sr ii fa, f , t N T l POPE PAUL TO THE Coursicit, DECEMBER 8 l ,li 1' l ' 4, 1 ll, f' ' X N l f l ,V ff. at ll T cf f ff ff, will fi ' i C T3 fl rrrtr to i' l T 'ci' '???f'77f77Cl - 4: fl, T lg! -' ' I It 'J I -f '7 T - as i it E' , , 212 : ' T -s I i T T he ll Two dramatic events stand out in our senior yeah, l'f',i,, y,f st iii J ,zg-gggiaiig s r ,,tn ' ,W-E, W l the Second Vatican Council, and Pope Paul's historic f j if X isii C E fe E X211 , visit to the United States. I li, al T ll LCEC ' , .Q-,frrrftl 6 On December 8, l965, after four years, Vatican lj! , ffl, ,225 C k, is ll came to a solemn close in ceremonies which were l l x 4 i, ll , ' K as held in St. Peter's Square. The Council passed four l 'g is ly I A ' K ,EEC y Constitutions on the liturgy, the nature of the Church, t , , divine revelation and the Church in the modern y 4 ' W I l l 1A-X world. Nine Decrees are those on social communica- y lj 5 ,lj l tions, ecumenism, Eastern Catholic Churches, pastoral S ,Il fl 3 4 l T ll X, duties of bishops, renovation of the life of Religious K 'N i ,, Q If men and women, seminaries, the lay apostolate, mis- ,E l in - f . . . , ,...,. u X K t,si sions and the priestly life. The three Declarations are . C E' i Us E 1, I X 'v T gf! on the relations of the Church with non-Christian re- T , fy 1 ,I W f ,C yps, f ligions, Christian education and religious liberty. C, iggcy H Q Mft' liy ln its final message the Council addressed the young f I l ,,o.l i men and women of the world. 'lt is to you who, re- , yygyy, gi ,i,s .',,, ig, l ,,',s,f,'y ,C ceiving the best of the example of the teaching of your parents and your teachers, are to form the socie- ty of tomorrow. You will either save yourselves or you will perish with it.' Pope Paul VI went before the delegates of the United Nations to plead his case for peace on Octo- ber 4. l965, the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi. His speech may or may not have changed minds, but his presence touched many people. It is a day we will never forget, and its significance shall be appreci- ated only as time goes on. l A ' if l ff .Eff i Fifi I i - - i K X a ff., , ff New , , ,, C i lf F! ,ff C X! ' A K l f f x ! ,fl 1 l L 'l al , , I 'f fl dll Wi l nl -r' i e ,X 1 f ., f x st it c K , Eyg, x C , N S ,gi ,ss,, Eff E tit 1 issr .1 D 4 A I I f :,,1Q,Sw-Q

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CONTENTS Administration . . Seniors ...... Classes. . . Activities. . Sockd .... Sports.. . . .Page IO . . .Page 26 . . .Page 74 ..Page IO2 ..Page I32 ..Page I44 DIVISION PAGES Page 24 Taming of the Wolf at Gubio Page 72 Francis Receiving the Stigmata Page IOO Francis Visits Clare at St. Damian Page 130 The First Christmas Crib Page I42