Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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To endthe annual Jtmior-Senior retreat, Father Powers administers the Pontifical Blessing to retreat- ants. sia:a ' IRISH FI D HIGH SCHOCDL LIFE DIFFERENT AND This is the story of another eventful year at Cathedral. First ofall, we studiedg and after stud- ies were completed, there was time for sports to take promin- ence. We participated in activi- Father Powers carries out the Blessed Sacrament following Bene- diction for the upperclassmen at their annual retreat. -no' 13 IN TERE TIN G ties to develop our talents, and we attended many social events both inside and outside our school. For all of us this year was truly successful. Q1-...vi 1 I ii fi 1 l S

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7 v The Many Faces of Cathedral High School: Failing a test or losing an athletic event may cause such outbursts of rage like the anger expressed by this actor in OTHELLO, which many students saw. Cheerleaders, Mary Jo Mangold and Provi Tantillo, evince the ecstasy shown at particularly joyous moments. The Cathedral man spends much of his time diligentlystudying. This freshman is concentrat- ing on getting the correct answers to an English exercise. After his work is finishedfand unfortunately sometimes beforej, we sometimes see a student taking a short nap in order to be able to do the rest of his work. c 1 ,..,.W.......A- l J... all i Father Ralph Boehm, retreat- master for the annual Freshman- Sophomore retreat, gives a confer- ence on the virtue of charity to his eager audience of underclassmen. The retreat, held before the Christ- masvacation, was a great contribu- tion to the religious spirit of Cathed- ral enabled retreatants to start a new year with the proper outlook on re- ligion. Parking lot assemblies were found to be a great asset to the spirit of an upcoming game. Here students rally before a successful game against Crispus Attucks.

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Brother James Sullivan, C.S.C., Principal, looks forward to many successful years at Cathedral. The faculty of Cathedral High School is com- posed of brothers of the Holy Cross, diocesan priests, and laymen. Headed by Father james P. Higgins, the superintendent, and Brother james Sullivan C.S.C. , the principal, the faculty daily performs the task of instructing over nine hun- dred eager students of Cathedral. The well-trained and experienced faculty serves an an important link between the students and their acquisition of knowledge. These devoted teachers, interested in sharing their knowledge with others, are admired and respected by stu- dents, who realize their invaluable contribution toward the proper formation of Christian men. The genuine interest in student welfare manifested by our faculty reveals that these teachers realize that their vocation to the classroom is a God-given responsibility and likewise a unique privilege. I1 ll milk! lllq limp, 14' WY? 'u .Y W lljrs illllf ml 'UQ til c rw I