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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Igfkff' Standing in her niche above the door, Our Lady extends her arms in gentle invitation lo all who visit the Sisters of Charity at Cathedral Convent. THE SACREDNESS AND INTEGRITY OF THE FAMILY The sacredness of the family cannot he stressed enough in these troubled times when it is an important fortress to which we must turn. Enemies of God and man are determined to hreak down this sacredness and integrityg therefore, it is imperative that we fight unfalteringly to strengthen and unite it. Cathedral High School, too, is a family, governed by faculty-student council cooperation and spiritually united in Our Lady's Sodality.