Mundelein Cathedral High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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lx STUDIES 7

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Weaving a magical path through our school, we traversed the roads of religion, literature, history, languages, the sciences, and business and gained knowledge in our ventures. Mysteries of God's love were unfolded through the un- quenchable knowledge of our religion instructors. The fascination of Shakespeare's Macbeth , lulius Caesar , and The Merchant of Venice , and the long ac- quaintance with Love ls Eternal held us awestruck during our course through literature. Ancient roads of Babylon and Palestine and the annals of American history were lighted by the lamp of years to guide us to the future. We developed a scholarly appreciation for the antiquated tongues of Spain and Rome. We were exposed to the vast scope of the biological world and scientific knowledge. We attained the business-like qualities connected with the thoughtful study of bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing. The windows of the world were opened to us and we were urged on by the shadow of time.