Cathedral High School - Tower Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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.Siding I ffm- I igfaj. nailz' KW CX -G Q ijt ,. Glue- 30 O WQR, ?rm'eatmar THIS is the actual story of our four years in Cathedral High School. With no pretense to literary merit, We have set forth clearly and concisely our achievements in various lines of work and play. THE aim of this book is to give a photographic View of the high school days of the class of 1930, to chronicle the events, both social and scholastic, which have lightened the monotony of everyday life, to make note of the entrance of things Catholic into our life, and of the triumphant result as a transforming and uplifting power. IN years to come may these pages serve to recall to us the present happy days and enable us to live them over again in our memories. 3 qpq ' Q pqngf' F23 wifi