Cathedral High School - Cathedral Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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EIGHT K 90,0-gfaam Qahecbo-fad, Years before the invention of the radio, the Sisters of St. Ioseph began the broadcast of their educational program over Station CHS before a small audience in the city of Wichita. Their studio was located in what was known as the Pro- Cathedral School at the corner of Second and St. Francis Streets. Only two girls were in regular attendance at the broadcasts. That was in 1899. The passing years have seen many changes. In 1920 the studio was moved to its new headquarters at the corner of Central and Topeka. Succeeding years have brought additions to the beautiful building, which today stands a monument to Catholic education in Wichita. The staff has increased from one to sixteen Sisters and two lay teachers, who hold degrees from leading Catholic colleges and universities: The Catholic University of America, Creighton University, Notre Dame University, St. Louis University, Marymount College, and others. The studio became affiliated with tl1e North Central As- sociation of Secondary Schools and Colleges in 1937 and has, every year since that time, received its Class A rating. The broadcasts are carried regularly to an audience numbering 456. Such has been the steady progress of Station CHS un- der the direction of the Sis- ters of St. Ioseph. May the success which has attended their broadcasts in the past continue, and may those who have received the programs add lustre to the name of SE21IlOI'l Sister Mory Evelyn, AB Sister Mary Cecilio, AB, Sister Mory Vivion, MA, vii Sister Mor Germaine BS Y I