Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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SIsTEIx MARY LOUISE, M.S. Phyxfes, E 71 glislz , NIutl1ematiex SISTER MARS' EUPHRASIA, B.S. Music, Art irrB00k:n f No Time jQJr Comedy SISTER MAILY EVA, A.B. English f The Hare and the Tortoise

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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?

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i The Romantic Age i' A Message from Mars 'lr The S1112 Never Sets SISTER M.kRX' EvEI.YN, A.B. Commerce, French SISTER MARY LAURA, A.B. Latin SISTER MARX' VINCENTIA, AB Speech