Cathedral High School - Journey Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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H F The Pastor and the Principal of Cathedral high school look on as Archbishop Urban J. Vchr reads over the school's public address system a translation of the dedication ceremony by which he has just dedicated the Monsignor McMenamin Memorial wing of the school. The large addition to the school was completed under the supervision of the Very Rev. Monsignor W. J. Canavan, Cathedral Pastor, and Sister Marie William, Principal. The dedication was held February 5. DEDICATIO As a Cathedral graduate, she has brought greater honor to Cathedral High School. As a woman, she has been our mother While We were at school, our home away from home. As a Sister of Charity, she has intensified our love for God. In outstanding devotion to you, dear Sister Marie William, we dedicate this tenth volume of our yearbook, the Guardian. We will always remember you in our prayers and try, to 'ilVleasure Up to your very high standards. As we start on our lifeis journey we will bear in mind the Christ-like example you have set for us. Morally, intellectually, and physically, you have prepared us well for our life work. You have brought Christ into our hearts and lives. God bless you and keep you. Yours in Christ, CATHEDRAL HIGH Scnoor. STUDENTS By Jean McDonald

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THE CLI RDIA CATHEDR L HIGH SCHOOL DE VER, COLOR DO VOl.X I95l, GUARDIAN STAFF. From left: Harry Cronin, Penny Ann Gartman, John Glenn, George Cronin, Don Fowkes, Harry Plampin, Hazel Arnold, Marciavauglm, Mary Frances Boyle. EDITORS-IN-Cl-IIEF .............................. Hazel Arnold, John Glenn BOARD OF EDITORS-Mary Frances Boyle, Harry Plampin, Don Fowkes, John O'Shea, Boh Santarelli, Carol Boll, George Cronin, Harry Cronin, Penny Ann Gartman, Marcia Vaughn. BUSINESS ASSISTANTS-Marie Hogan, Rosemary Fanelli, Marilyn Mantello, Jean McDonald, Nancy Stuart. I N D E X CHRISTIAN SOCIAL PRINCIPLES ' SECTION I-THE DEPI-:NDENCE OF ALL MEN SECTION VI-THE MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL UPON GOD-Dedication, Archbishop INTERDEPENDENCE OF ALL MEN Vehr, Monsignor Canavan, Father National Forensic League, C Club, Leyden, Monsignor Bosetti, Religion Pep Club ........................ Pages 39-43 Teachers, and Retreat .............. Pages 1- 6 SECTION VH-THE OBUGATION OF ALL SECTION II-TIIE INDIVIDUAL DIGNITY OF MEN TO USE THE RESOURCES OF THE EVERY HUMAN PERSON-Jlllli0I'S, EARTH ACCORDING TO GOD,s PLAN- Sophomores, Freshmen . ............ Pages 7-22 Seniors . ......................... Pages 44-64 SECTION III-THE SOCIAL NATURE or MAN SECTION VIII-THE OBLIGATION OF ALL -Homecoming, Pep Club Dance, MEN T0 SHARE NON-MATERIAL GOODS Prom, Change Of Class, After School WITH ONE ANOTHER-Hi-Pal, Plays, Cokes, Bowling, Cafeteria ........... Pages 23-28 Chorus, Band, Dancing .......,..... Pages 65-72 SECTION IV-TIIE SACREDNESS AND INTEO- SECTION IX-T HE OBLIGATION OF JUSTICE RITY OF TI-IE FAMILY-Faculty Roster, AND CHARITY THAT EXISTS AMONG Student Council, Our Lady's Sodality. .Pages 29-34 PEOPLE AND NATIONS-Football, Bas- SECTION V-THE DIGNITY OF THE WORKER ketball, Baseball, All-Parochials ..... Pages 71-79 AND Hrs WORK-Classes and SECTION X-THE UNITY OF ALL MEN- Custodians . ................ .... P ages 35-38 Conclusion . ...................... Pages 80-92

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,...,,., ,.:g1,..-f..,,,.. -..,. t gi l eww Vlnf 1 '- ' b y LLLLHY fl vt gn Htl I I N N4 l W lf: NVERITATE lTI'UtRITATlI i .K ,,. E 1' mlllff-if llll umm --ti:-i , W J I Y - Q-'rf-1 THE DEDICATION BEGINS. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr begins K to read the solemn prayers by which he will bless the Mon- signor McMenamin Memorial An- nex and dedicate all activities which lake place in the new building. HIS EXCELLENCY URBAN J. VEHR, D.D., ARCHBISHOP OF DENVER All through our lives, we, the students of Cathedral High School, will revere the superb example of Catholic living which has constantly been before us. Archbishop Vehr has taught us how to live good Catholic lives by his sterling example and also by his sound advice spiced with humor. The Archbishop spoke to us when he dedicated the Father '6lVlac,' Mem- orial Annex. It will be a long time before any of us forget his words on Christian living and God-inspired Catholic education. In Archbishop Velir, Catholic living, truth and piety are personified. Under the placid eyes of the statue of the Sacred Heart, and Monsignor McMenamin's picture, His Excellency Archbishop Vehr performs the solemn rites which dedicate the Memorial Annex. 3