Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Foreword YEARS ago our parents moved along leisurely at a speed of ten or fifteen miles an hour. Today autos Whisk us to our destination, While over-head huge planes roar even faster. Just as the horse and buggy stage has progressed to the age of streamlined speed, so has Cathedral High stepped ahead in every phase of education. Our candid cameraman has snapped the stages in its fourth ad- vancing stride from lesser buildings to the present one. We have shifted from low to second gear and then into high to send ourselves rolling along the Christian road to perfection, pro- gressing in sociability, education, and spirituality. PROGRESS rf

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Contents THE pictures here depict the pro- gress made in the construction of our new building during the sum- mer and autumn months. In like manner the rest of this book represents: Progress In the mind of the student as the climbs the four rungs of the scholastic ladder. In the number and efficiency of the faculty. In the spirit of the organizations as they move ahead in activities. In the sportsmanship of our athletes as they fight against odds. In the ideas of our advertisers who have made this book possible. IN CONSTRUCTION 1. i f -17 ul-'H N I rf- ff