Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Q is ef Srsrizn MARY CALLISTA, M A Prznczpul SCICDCC, English and beloved by all who know her WHAT A LIFE AT A LIFE is the 'life at Cathedral! From the ringing of the first morning bell to the dismissal stroke each hour is filled with sixty busy minutes. Activities of both the serious and lighter types prevail with an even. balance. Life is never dull here. Although always progressive Cathedral, this year, inaugurated many new features, chief among which are the Student Council the Pep Club, and frequent Sodality dances. Social hours movies basketball games class parties, school dances, banquets, picnics, plays, all constitute the lighter side of our school life. But all is not play for the old saying, All work and no play makes Iaick a dull boy, is of a reciprocal nature. We take our studies seriously and try to uphold the high standards which our predecessors have set We are building character for our future life in a manner that is both interesting and beneficial. Our classes are wide-awake ones, because both teachers and students cooperate in work and play. Each school day is started appropriately by attendance at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. How better to start a day than to ask the help of the best of Friends? After Mass, UCH of the success of this year s work has been due to the unt1r ing efforts of our newly-appointed principal, Sister Mary Callista, who re placed Sister Mary Dorothea. We were extremely fortunate in gaining as lead er a person possessing the personality the experience, and the outstanding ability of Sister Callista. Having been for six yearsia member of the faculty she is well acquainted with the stu dents, the activities, and the needs of Cathedral. Under her wise direction Cathedral High School has made much progress during the past year both in spiritual and scholastic activities. Sis ter Callista has endeared herself to the entire student body and is respected

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SISTER MARGARET MARX', A.B. Social Science, English SISTER MEL MARIE, A.B. SISTER MARX' WALBURGA, M.S. SISTER MARY FLORENCE, M.A Mathematics German, Biology History we return to the school where we take up our studies. At rr,:3o there, comes a pause in the day's occupation that is known- as the luncheon hour. For one half-hour studies are forgotten. Then the lighter things of life are put aside as we turn again to our lessons. The school day ends at three o'cock for most of us, but there are many who remain later, it may be the members of the Library' Club, of the Dframatics Class, or just those of our number who are of an extremely studious nature. Cathedral has many extra-curricular activities which enliven the class room routine. There are essay contestsg play writing and Fire prevention ,contestsg oratorical apologeticsg art posters, various musical, dramatic, and Sodality activities-all of an educational character. Biology and science classes include field trips to various industries, to correlate the practical with the theoretical. Do the students like Cathedral? Do you need to ask? How could they help but like a school where the environment is cheerful, where standards are high, where teachers and companions are friendly, where education is influenced by religion-and where life is at its best?