Cathedral High School - Spire Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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1927 THL SPIRF Nom TM Lon At Nt s BH Ll-X LUIIISI Atmm HI 'Nl mc Amr 'Nlt fmtrnx Presulc nt ltre I resulent St cremry Treasurer UTllOT'S N Septunlnt the majortty of last wear s Qophomores returned to begun the untor uar wtth hrlght prospects rlllls year th: btudtnt L0llflCll was mtlo dueul and the eleetlon of class reprtsentattvts was ont of the ftrst engage ments lNeKt ln orrhr eamt the electron of class ofliurs and fatholtc Students NIISSIUI1 tusadt rcprt mntattws lht t ass color- maroon and tlxtr, wtrt deuded upon at in -ame time 'Ile If ults were as follo s Studmnt touncll rcprtsentattus Begley uteprtstutnt loutse Albrlght secretary and 'Nlargartt Nlcfarthy treasurer, fZllll0llC Students Nlls :on Crusade representatnse Nlargartt Nlefarthy and Agnes Beg ley The gtrl banded under able leaders prepared to enter into another happy and harmontous year Wlth the knowledge that All work and no play makes Jane a dull glrl social actlvlttes as well as sports were planned Among the first two prtvate HHQBIYS, one at Chrtstmas and one at St Valentmes day and the Halloween 'Nlasque to honor the Sentors, were sponsored Wtth the coming of spring more HCIHIIIVCS are promised among them hung the second annual trlp to Xlanchester and a farewell party for the be-nlors Fair success crowned our athlettc endeavors ln our work al o we met with success and the nntersst of our teachers ltd us through dtfflcultles and enabled us to overcome them Retreat days too tended to ltghten our burden by ralsmg our heart and soults to higher things Wllll the satlsfantron of leaving such a beneflual year behmd yet not without regret that xt should end so soon we turned with pleasure to the thoughts of the dlgntty that comes wtth belng Seniors and hope and asptre to that crown of our school years graduanon NIARGARL1' WAGSTAFF 28 Tuentx thvf' . , . . I ,. I , . . , F . , t , , . 9 t .,, ' ' I ' ' I 1' , I t. I ' - s ' . 7 . ' L K- s ,lv . - ' tl- - V 1 ' i- 1 . , C' e ' 's' A ' H ' :l ' s' 'H W ' ' l - ' . ' 1 - 1-let-tion '-s f ' '- 5 ws: .' - I -' - -: ' Grace Meehan and Clara Brothertong Class officers, Nora Taylor. presidentg Agnes ,. ,'.- ,. , . '. ' - . -v . . -'f .. .. .. , - H . r . ., . . , t . B lv . I A , ' Y ' I ' v, 1 ' . v N M V 1 V ' ..,. v. . . , ,' B ' A H. , , . . Y , ' ' . v . . . .. 5. - , . V . a' . ' '

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1927 THE SPIKE Fsrmn Doyle Ninn Bmwsiiu Acws Bassiw llkll-N Prmn Pr: sldfnt flee PM slrlf nt S1 cretllrv Yrtasurer op homores HE good ship 29, steaming safely into pott after a journty both calm and stormy has had many advfntures and pleasures for which it is thankful 'lhe officers of the vessel on this its second cpoch making cruise were Captain Esther Dovle first officer 'Nfary Brewster, second officer Agnes Bassen third Omtfl, lltlen Perry Discipline on board was enforced by Ofliccr Catherine Emard The first social function held on board ship was the Initiation patty ft r th4 Fresh nun At this affair the recruits were shown an txtcllcnt llmt at l all znyoyul thtm selves greatly Our Log Book shows that the outstanding activities were the N11 sion work and the Ba kethall game with Holy Names Academy In the game with the Academy, the Second Ytar put up a gallant struggle and lt was only after a hard battle that the Holy Names gurls cmerged victorious In thctr work for thc Missions thc Sophomores have dtsplayfd to hm advantage their excellent class and school spirit To raise money for this cau e a largc jar of Richards who guessed the exact number of pieces in the Jar To make competition keener in this work and to induce the girls to work harder, the class was divided into two teams Hazel Anderson being chosfn captain of one and Dorothv Ivnn of the other This years Sophomore class have bun one of the most loyal and actnvr groups that fathedral Qchool has yet known always doing its shane in all school acttvittcs and cntcrmg whole heartedly into each new work introduced To all the Sisters who have helped them through the trials and triumphs of their second year and to Qlster 'lfary Rosella ln particular, thc class of 29 give its thank for the favors and kmdnesses they have shown them and wish the Sisters the choictst blcssmgs in all their future undertakings 'No longer the anxious bcgmnc rs who entered thc portals of fathcdral two years ago, the class is now experienced Sophomorcs rcady and waiting to entcr the Gates of ,Iunlordom Seniors the class of 29 gives you its best wishes for all future succ es and happi ness llav your future be as bright as your past has been at Cathedral llut-I Asp:-ksox 29 'fu enty fit e - , - , - , - , . - I - 5 1 v v . 1 ss . ' . A - , , g . A L - - ,V , , .5 .5 ,' r' v .' ' ' -- ' 1 2 - 1 . -C I . 2 V I l B' ' x I A x 11 u K pq I x . ' x 3 , vw L ' 4 A I ' 'kv v A 'ix' v s 1 . rl v. 1 v H V ,' . , ., , L' h- . . 4 . , 3 , , ' . k ' ' I . 'L , 'S ., S . , '. candy was purchased and chances were sold on it, the prize going to Mrs. J. M, J. H . . 5- ,i - v Q - lx- ' ' -V I- - . ' Q - 1 - ' V' ' ,I . K Y ? N, A y .Y , . i x Q . . Y . J ,S . H M . . 1 . J x ,L S 7 .-