Cathedral High School - Mitre Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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National Honor Society members listen attentive- ly to the monthly meeting proceedings. President Terry Cavanaugh presents a ten dollar check to Sister Regina Mercedes. The money was used to sponsor a writing contest at Blessed Sacrament. 5 l Leo Bell captivates the atten- tion of a few frosh during his 84 French tutoring class .

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Wildcat Staff Keeps Katlzcdral Jufarmed Instead of a biweekly or monthly newspaper, crammed with editorials, advertisements, and other often unnecessary details, Cathedral has a one-page, well-edited weekly bulletin. With Brother Neil as moderator, editor in chief Kevin McGuinness and the Wildcat staff concentrate on covering as completely and accurately as possible the life and activities of Cathedral stu- dents. Individual achievements, Sodality, news, and the Chess Club, for example, receive as much coverage as any football game. Short notices, interesting news trivia, and amusing events in the school life are given attention in the Wildcat's special feature, Bits 'N' Pieces. All in all, the Wildcat succeeds in making every Cathedral student aware of what's happening now. i c 1 , Editor Kevin McGuinness assigns various articles to members of the Wildcat staff. l -- V V, , ' Tom Evan submits his article to Wildcat typistMikeK0scielski. Q ii Q .1 1 K - 3 I e M- 9- 4 1 e e-a e f 1. V l . I N V X, 1 U 5 P ti if 4. ii l 1 A I l Wi

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atiohal ffrfhrfr ocietgf L' H1145 ,Academics In the fifth year of its existence, the Brother Lawrence Chapter of the National Honor Society has truly improved its status. Recognized as the most notable club in the school, the National Honor Society has tre- mendously devoted its time to encourage or sponsor school activities. Under the able leadership of Mr. Francis Garlicki, the N.H.S. organized the first tutoring program at D.C. The purpose of this system is to aid freshmen who have difficulties with cer- tain subjects. Also, the club sponsored the science fair in the spring, and was responsible for sending delegates to various human rela- tions clubs, youth groups, and to the model United Nations held at U. of D. Although the National Honor Society has strict qualifications for membership, the club membership is increasing annually. Mr. Garlicki comments, The National Honor Soci- ety is truly a sound backbone of the school. Ken Roman points out an interesting fact about the French Revolution during one of the tutoring classes sponsored by the N.H.S. Secretary Kevin McGuinness, Vice-President John Cloutier, President Terry Cavanaagh, Moderator Mr. Garlicki, and Treas- urer Chuck Apap plan the next N.H.S. sponsored event. ff 85