Cathedral High School - Orbit Yearbook (Hamilton, Ontario Canada)

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BARBARA BAINE 1. Doctors 2. He's insipid 3. Secretary 4. Housewife 5. Choral 57, Drama 56 MARILYN BALZE R Homework l don't know S'ter X-ray Technician Starting her own driving school Choral 57 X Y MARY ANN BOHACIK Strong sun rays It really is blonde Secretary Collecting unemployment insurance Choral 57 DIANNE A RMST RONG 1 2 3 4 5 LOIS BALFE 1 2 3 4 5 2 3 4 5 72 miles to Buffalo I need another Sinatra L. P. Travelling carier girl Buffalo housewife Pleads 5th amend- inent School But Honey Lab Technician Student at Ryer- son Basketball 57, 58, Choral 57 ANN BRADICA 1 Jiggs Hurry up, Jiggs Secretary Punching the 42's Choral 57 JOHN BEN 1. 30 m.p.h. speed limit 2. She is not a magyar 3. Car Salesman 4. Car Thief. 5. Football 56, 57, ORBIT 57 GARY BILLINGS EDWARD BORDAS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. XX x XA Short girls Ouch! The ceiling is low Elec. Engineer Holding up hydro wires Basketball 57, 58, 59g Football 56 Q bk X A Y tix Q-....... -wttgsai ' 'if xp:-ww' -- - . it :ef-fi-e1E5::-r.:r?-vi ...- - - - ..-g ww A - . Q, , si , DANIEL BRO WN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1 Our classmate, Danny Brown. What size please ? Shoe salesman Shoe shine boy 36 4 1 People who drive Caddies 2 Let's use the K method 3. Chem. Engineer 4. Mad Dr. in horror movies 5. Football 57, 58, Soc. Comm. 57, 58 ROBERT BOYLE 1. Classes in the boy's school 2. Watch the Waves 3. To become an Admiral 4. Floating in Crown and Anchor 5. Football 57 TED CARNEY 1. French 2 . One more time, Joe 3. Ball player for Yankees . Police Minor Bat Boy 5. Football 57, 58

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Valedictory tcontinuedl Through her policy of strict discipline, Cathedral has effected in us a con- spicuous moral development. Though at first, it seemed to be an intrusion on our freedom, we gradually came to accept this discipline. Unfortunately, only now are we beginning to realize and fully appreciate the significance of discipline in our lives. A spirit of self-sacrifice has emanated from the strengthening of the will which we acquired through discipline. By a constant havit of self sacrifice, we will be able to choose between pleasure and the shining heights where so few stand because so few have the moral courage to pay the great price. We must strive to act like those to whom Longfellow referred when he wrote, The heights by great men, reached and kept, Were not attained by sudden flight, But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. Our bishop, our principals, and our teachers, working with unassuming dedi- cation to form figures of Christ in us, certainly are paying the great price. Our fathers at home have deprived which properly belong to them so that we strong educated manhood. Our mothers live in uncomplaining sweet and fruitful on the children they themselves of even the simple comforts may develop mind and soul and body into sacrifice so that life may open large and love in God. Unspeakably shameless and unworthy is the son or daughter who is unwilling to appreciate such sacrifice. For some to pursue even no matter how situation which of us, this will be the first and last graduationg some will go on higher fields of learning. Nevertheless, no matter where we go, long Almighty God allows us to live, no matter how difficult the may confront us, we will be able to put to use and display, those qualities of mind and soul and body which we have learned at Cathedral. May we be able to say at the end of and sublime courage, I have fought the good fight, our days like Saint Paul, a man of ideals I have finished my coursesg l have kept the faith, as to the rest, there is laid up for me, a crown of justice. tll Ten: 4:l8P MAIN AND CATHARINE STS. . ' CHFVFUIFT ?W v . a amsubslu' aff IA. 1-4-41l

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zf 3. 4. 5. DELORES CAMPBELL 1. People who call me ProXy 2. Oh no, not French 3. Teacher 4. Official black- board girl 5. Choral 57 l. 2. 3. 4. 5. MARGOT CARLOS 1. Not Maryann, Sister, MARGOT 2. DO you want to hear a joke? 3. Teacher 4. Specialist in Spanish dancing 5. Choral 55, 56, 57 l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 'N-7 EILEEN CLARKE 1. Brother 2. Yes, he's my brother 3. Secretary 4. Information Club president 5. Choral 57 JACQUE LINE BUTTON 1 Long hair Stop teasing me Nurse Sailing the high seas Choral 57 JULIANA CAP RIOTTE Homework Oh, your kidding Nurse Calypso band leader Choral 57 CHARLES CIMINO 1. Charlie Chan 2. Caroline in the evening 3. Casanova 4. Member of Lonely Hearts Club 5. Soc. Comm. 58 DAVID CUMMINS 1. Being called Patsy 2. I'rn not fat 3 Cham ion c clist - P Y 4. Delivery boy 5. T MARGARE T CARMODY Being called Chick On, darn Nurse Nurse's aid Choral 57 WILLIAM DOWNES l. Girls 2. I've got lots of time 3. To write a book 4. Janitor at MAD Ma azine S 5. Public Speaking 56, 57 LEONARD COUGHLAN 1. Supermarkets 2. How goes the battle 3. To buy out Loblaws 4. Trading Post on York St. 5. Soc. Comm. 57, ORBIT 56 BRUCE DITTRICH l. Five day school week 2. I'll say 3. Geologist 4. Cracking rocks at Kingston 5. Football 56 JOHN ' FITZPATRICK 1. Everything but girls 2. Now Coach 3. Playing for T. C. 4. T.C. Midgets that is 5. Football 58