Cathedral High School - Mitre Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Jlflaintenanee Staff Keeps Senaal Operating Srnaatnly e sit iff, Brother Gabriel demonstrates the delicate art of keeping the students amused while Ize takes their money. One of Mr. Tinkle's numerous jobs as school custodian is to keep the brothers' lawn free from leaves. Mrs. Sirotti is about to bake another tray ofpizza, Cathedral's favorite lunch. 105

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Mrs. Weaver prepares a delectable specialty for hungry Cathedral Zunchers. Brother Charles pauses to chat with freshmen 104 as he makes his rounds of the cafeteria.

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Cie Game ?ails I0 Dim flvmecvmiug Xnfhusiasla A victorious Homecoming game usually adds to the fun of a perfect Homecoming celebration, yet victory is not essential for this festivity. Preparing and partici- pating in the half-time parade of floats and cars as well as attending the Homecoming dance provide more than enough satisfaction and enjoyment. A victory in the Homecoming game only complements the rest of the fun. Queen Sue Embach and her court: Debra Mackey, Liza Martz, Linda Poupore, and Sue Kowalski provided the y necessary special-event-touch, regardless of the tie game with C. C. k Injznfed football caplain, Chuck Apap, enjoys a Vide on the senior float with Homecoming Queen Sue Embaclz and her cozwt nzembefrs, Sue Kowalski, Linda Poupoafe, Liza Marta, and Debra Mackey.