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

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L 4 l i 1 .x I' ll lil wfflbvf suxziassefzffzfflzifalf ? the audience receive our play this year with the usual enthusiasm? Will the loss of our speech coach hinder our reputation for time drama? Will the club come through feeling confident of success? Only the audience could answer these questions and answer they did with thun- derous applause. The club realized to whom credit was due-to Sister Mary Eugene and Sister Mary Terence, our moderators who very ably took over our training this year. Bob Acres-Mary Boland ISI ll Zounds, David, you are a coward! Jack Absolute-Elizabeth Reynolds C6071 Mild, gentle, considerate Father! Mrs C6l2J M -Faulkland-Grace Kelly L6OlJ all mirth and song-not a thought of me!

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Lydia Languish-Claire Rigoulef l503J I renounce him forever, Sir Julia Melville-Marx T'...i:,,id M9063 O, Ftiuih '.::'i1.l' l602j Iii? :gl 5 6, 1 . . -cw Xie As the lights in the auditorium flashed on and the members of the cast ot the Dramatic Club took their places for their cuiitainlcall, every senior's' heart surged with pride. ?And well might they, for this year'is perforniance of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's play Rivals, was somehow much more significant those of previous years. Afterfthe loss of our beloved Miss Marie Hale in September, the club had to double its efforts to liye up to its gmotto of good entertainment tot all. However? will Sir Lucius O'Trigger-Norma Martin 44031 Upon my conscience, Mr. Acres, your valour has oozed with a vengeance!

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-p-imgfblr. rfzhahcbbns A1 . . The base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal is a familiar theorem often employed by second year math students. eamwgc gaesal, nam! Uwlsviwy Dorothy Esposito, Barbara Cook, and Rosalie Sollano C3061 prepare their lesson in world History. 0270! QQSYZIICI4 The third floor is the nucleus of sophomore life. The many sub- jects that a sophomore curriculum contains are diligently worked on by the future juniors. Geometry, the greatest woe of any sopho- more, is taught here along with Caesar's Latin and World History. The third floor is also the home Qt our medical department under the able direction of Miss D'Arnato, our nurse. Hearing, eye, and patch tests are given annually. The aches and pains of the whole school are relieved in the nurse's office and all health problems are solved.