Cathedral High School - Cathedran Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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EALS ARE SET BY GPENING MASS Opening Day Mass at the Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral initiated the Nineteen hundred sixty-three, sixty-four school year. Rev. james P. Higgins , Superintendent of Cathedral High School, said Mass for the students. In his sermon Father Higgins spoke optimistically of the fine year that Cathedral students would have, but he warned them that there would be Work. There are other re- ligious activities for the bene- fit of the students . They have an annual retreat and Weekly devotions to the Blessed Sac- rament. Activities such as these create a fine Christian gentleman. Thus Cathedral students are given the oppor- d tunity to develop a morally azs1fi1wsl1:fi- if-fi T 5' Q1 Q - V '- Q , ,W -V 522 v ti o fit character. Kii'!i'Ts K it if V L X The student body is assembled in the xii 'iv' Cathedral for the opening Mass. 1 5 1-