Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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VINCENT WILLIABI NEYVBERRX' A gentleman by nature, and a scholar by education ELAINE M. ORCUTT An actor is a sculptor who carves in snow GLORIA O'RoURRE One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth LfXVERNE ANTHONY OR'I'H His chief virtue is a happy disposition RICHARD AN'I'IIoNY PARSONS My tongue is the pen of a ready writer ROBERT lVIAT'I'Hl-lNV PEAK His speech flowed from his tongue sweeter than honey DOROTHY IEANNE PHHLPS Free from self-seeking, envy, love, design ADELIA KA'I'IIRrN RIDDER To every day she brings good cheer CLEh'IPlNT ECG!-lNl-Q RIDDIQR He is :ill that he seems to be IAMES H. RIIQDEI. .Personality is tn a man what perfume is to a flower IESSE G. RODRIGUEZ The Inan who believes is the nian who achieves IVIARY CELEsrA RoE'I's I I SENIORS Always has time to be good and sweet HUBLRT A. ROHR As h0l16St TL Illfill HS QVUY' leather IERALDYNE R. ROSENHARIIQR trod on shoe I would far rather be culled good than fortunate ANNA LOUISE SEEGER A pleasing countenance is vantage IJOLDRES MARY STFINKIRCHNER no slight ad- As fine as at fivepenccg as neat as a ninepcnce LEO IARIES STUI-1vER As long as I can avoid it be unhappy MARY KA'l'Hl-.RINE SUIIIVAN I have loved Iny friends as PIAROLD L. IIIHOINIAS Authority melts from nie MII.DRED ANN TIMMI-:RMEYER She speaks for herself I will never I do myself XVIRGINIA ROSE 'IQIMNIERBIEYER 'Tis better to be brief than tedious TORLINF M.-XRTIN EUGENE Slow to argue, but quirk to act ELLIA M. URBAN Quiet persons are welcome everywhere IOIIN F. Vossl-1N I never with important air III conversation overbear IOAN ELAINE VOssEN Cleverness is servirealile for everything MARGARET MARY WALSII My policy was chosen from the proverb: I thought honesty the best RITA M.ARIE WASINGER Her heart was as great as the world LUCIA IOANNE WEDEL I am greedy of getting information l'A'I'RIcIA ANNE WHITCOBIB Every artist writes his own autobiography IOHN L. WOODARD I never dare to write as funny as I can iri kPoge l3 1 ,,,,, I

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