Cathedral High School - Spires Yearbook (New York, NY)

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...Clfl During our senior year we greatly regretted the loss of onr former principal, Sister Nliriam, whose illness during the previous year pre- vented her retnrn to the school. To ns Sister Nliriain will always remain the just and kindly guiding hand of Cathedral. The students always fonnd consolation in this smiling and sympathetic principal. Sister Nliriam Aloysia, who has heen on the OUI' Ml. QS faculty of Cathedral for many years, took over the work of administration in Septemher, heing assisted in the work hy Sister Carmela Therese, the new assistant principal. A good sense of lnnnor. ready sympathy and gentle firmness in their decisions characterized the administra- tive work of onr principals during our last year at Cathedral, thus helping to make that year a happy one. 5 .M 1 l . . , i - . i 4,- I ' i ,J f Q f fl I ' r 5 i i Sister Rose Maria. Sister Maura, and Sister Mary Alfred, O.l'. comprise the staff of the Cathedral lihrary. No hook is so small that it can remain concealed in any corner of the lihrary. Stnclents qniekly enlist their aid in nncovering inst the hook they need for their various snhjeets. Sister Anita Nlary. onr guidance counselor, is listing Loretta Yonng's qualifications before suggesting a vacated position for her to fill. ln her small office Sister carries on an ellieient employment agency for Cfatheclralites. l ,1 x c,..- ! I ,yu 4 , , , . 1 A ' if 1

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FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLNIAN Afchbzshop of New York I Most Reuereml Auxtzlzary Bzshop 0 Mu York 1' A' , A' T ze '1 josuvu FRANCIS FLANNELLY, D.D A 1, . 1

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Qu' ,WJ A Q' U, GJ M ln Spire us in ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Sister Anna Mer- cedes, Sister Maureen, Sister Regina Angela, Sister Loretta Teresa. Sister Mary Eugene, Sister Miriam Carmel, Sister Mary David, Sister Miriam Matthew, Sister Marie Carmel, Sister Marie Paula, Sister Madeleine Rosaire, Miss Theresa Halligan, Sister Marie Campion. Sister Maria Rebecca and Sister Ioan Marian are strik- ing a familiar pose as they exchange pleasantries during rotation on the fifth floor, J ,, tr U I Sister Anna Mercedes, mod- erator of the Arbutus, com- ments to Mary Clarke on a completed copy, while Zita Gunther, Ann Marie Schia- vone, and Isaura Flores read the capers. Sister's tireless efforts account for our school paper. Sister Vlll10I!HiS Maria, head of the Mathematics depart- ment, explains a problem in Algebra to her class as only she can. Algebra is simplef' Sister proclaims, but her stu- dents look doubtful. 1 I