Cathedral High School - Journey Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Music, fun, gziicly unrl D. S. fashions graced the Pep Club Snow Ball, January 29. Preparations were made by Pep Club Officers Ann Lawrence, .lean McGraw fright? and Mary Ann Dolan Cleftj. After a victorious game Homecoming afternoon, we went home to don our finest for the dance that evening in the Lincoln Room of the Shirley-Savoy Hotel. Almost everyone was there. The Alumni made an excellent showing. iii l ,lnys and ,Icltes join hands for a circle dance, one of the highlights during a long-to-be-remembered Homecoming Dance. 27

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foi photograpller Smythe to snap their pic- uiu Chef Miken McCall is in right loipgjrouml. This is how our new addition looked round about No- vember. From day to day we noted its progress. Mon- signor Canavan and Sister Marie William watched the day to day improvement. Almost as well-known as the new building was the temporary hut put up by the huilding company. We referred to it as Hour officef, CAFETERIA tiough hungry, students willingly stop Q . H 1 Yes, we had a howling club this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Robert Lasham, commercial teacher, the group bowled every Monday after school at Penn Bowl Lancs. Mrs. Lasham holds the ball.

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