Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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J fda? I , QB ' 112-2 t ' VCX 6 50 RJ , 1 Q- S ...sho . writ A 4: L? ' ' ' Cf-Bri tif! m , , I P : I J bb K Q 6 L- 1 I K 1 R L va H ee 'We say farewell, yet how sadly, for we would fain linger longer in this happy haven of knowledge which the Faculty has made so dear to us. To their unceasing labors is largely due whatever of knowledge we now have. Under their wise and tender guidance our moral, as well as mental faculties, have been developed. We thank Qod for our Faculty and ask all blessings on them. Through sincere interest in our behalf they have made Cathedral High School a place to be enshrined in happy memory. We, the graduating class. feel grateful to the members of the Faculty, who are responsible for our Commencement. Our graduation is a victory, but a vic- tory that would be impossible were it not for the sacrifices made for us by our teachers in the name of Christ jesus. 0050! 1 Twrflw ' 'Q ' PVT A ' we 5 e ova .FG W W Hs..

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i 'ai I . AV 6119 2 3 isip jg fe RJ FL C0 a Q W' 'Jr 15W T 'Gig L, i , 1 31 Vw, , J in 1 lil K , 1 v. T714 labors of our departed Sister NI. Nieehtilde. 'lhat would be only to repeat far ts of which we, the student body, are ourselves the authentic witnesses. Rather is it appropriate that we the graduating class, should here pay our last tribute of that respect which was so amply earned 'md ff-lt. Many '1 time did the beloved Qistcr pour out to L'10'er minds the rich treasures of that well-digested learning, and thwt bean en-taught wisdom she knew so well rightly to imp' rt. It is with especial tenderness that we cherish the re- I11C1l1i71 11lCC of the hours spent under her guidance and instruction. On l'1l1l1 t1'y 17 1928, after '1 brief illness, she died and was ffathered to her fathers. Her stewardship was endcdg the welcome, thrice welcome, rest had come: Thy cross, no lightsome one to bear Thy mitre, one uneeasing cure, lveary, oppress no more, K F in iiamfnmcfagmiu Q53 It would ill become us here to write of the life-long 1 1 T I K L if I., 1 ' ' 7 - 1 r ' , 5 1 U A H ,, I 7 Jiffy her soul rest in v'0r'rlas1i'11f,f peace. 1'wUIlI'ff?el1 es ? N PY fx w -Z n ev 'P ?0.0nf' 903023 ....... i -N 5 e '--' I . ' r 'T ' 'Cie l .55 HQ. p yin egg