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

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Qffaue X143 dd 7134! Ulf! between piles of rising steel and stone, in the midst of the turmoil and trouble of men's hearts towers these spires of St. Patrick's Cathedral. Like two great arms lifted in prayer, they draw the eye upward and the mind follows until it soars beyond, resting at last in the Presence of God. Because of our close connection with this beautiful edifice, we at Cathedral High School feel justified in using the name, Spires, for our yearbook. Like the spires of the Cathedral, our book has as its purpose the inevitable raising of the minds and hearts of its readers to something above and beyond the material interests of our modern age. May the reader open this book, peruse its pages with enjoyment, and closing it, join with us in the short prayer offered on the last page. With this wish, - fffe yeeflifaa! sfaf of Cathedral High School f ,fxiexefzzir 1955 gifffles