St Pauls Cathedral High School - Book and Sword Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ShiilcN CuniuiiKliaiii. Annadaic McFailin. Marioiic l) ) lc. Mars Lou Oaschbach CATHEDRAL CHEER LEADERS These four lively girls represented the clieeriiig section at every C ' athedral bas- ketball game. They are the li c wires that set off the s])ark ol spirit wlien om (eani comes on I lie flf)or. l ' .,i( h ol these girls was selected from a wide group of hopeful |)ep leaders. . iHia( lare and Shirley are freshmen, biU Mary Lou and Marjorie are jimiors. Innnediately alter their noniinalion. they set aboiU composing a biand new set of songs and ( heers. i lu do just what the average spec- latoi feels like doing; getting down to the playing lloor and leading cheers that rock the gymnasimn. This is an exami)le of the tongue-twisters they rapidly roll off their tongues: AlltioiuTk, cDiKK k. ( Dili; .Mlcconcek, conaik, toiia; Hoorah, hoorow. Come on team, let ' s i o! These and other cheers were presenteil at ari()us pep-rallies and were chosen as the ones most popular vith the students. .Skicleiiiaiie. skidemai i. .Skkieiiiai iiiki. diiiki. di. Flipityllop, lii])it llo|) (ionic on Cailicdi al! Slav on in|i. Kai iii.M n Smi til. ' [[

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' ,111 f M ' I I I r; :U ' Xl . -- I ' ' V y L- ' CC I ' jAi K Row: KxcImi R.uic. Maitin.i I 1;iiiiki . |.nici Doii.iluR-. Man Ai ncs McCJrai!, Mary Agues Hiowii, Mary I ' imxcII, Sall WMiiard. MiiiDi.r: Row: Marv Louise Phillips. M:ir lliildi, lai l.oiii c- MuiUcr. Taulinc Tcpc. Mary Louise Norris. ludM Row: Marjoric D iualuic, Captiiiu M;m (.ailuiiM c Dully. Teresa I ' n. er. Skideninrir, skidciiun i. Skidemamihi. diiiki. di, Flipityflojj, flil il llc)l) Come o)i Ciillicdrdll Sl i oil loj). JJ )

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THE CATHEDRALITE CO EDITORS I)OR )iii Caldwell Marl n McGraw Jean Scheeser COLUMNISTS VALErrA Brennan Natalie Certo Mari RriA Donovan Kathrvn She;rloc.k REPORTERS n Marie DisciiiNf.rR M VR-i C.IK.lRIt 11 Frances Galardi Eileen Hlnt P M Rin MrKNir.iiT l NlllliALETZ C.AlllERINE SANTAVICCA BUSINESS MANAGER Bernice Bai.ash In November, the staff members attendetl the Penn- syhania School Press Association con ention, and re- imnecl eager to use the many new ideas and suggestions they had heard. November also marked the appearance ol the paper ' s first edition, which initiated its new col- unuis: Static Statistics, Current Fads ol the (irads, and Frf)m the Masters. (ireatly enhancing the Calhr- (Imlilc this year ha e been the illusirations by ovir talented newcomer, Betty Walch. Due to Betty ' s artistic efforts, the paper has been made one of the most inleresting in the city. During the month of December the staff again attended a comention — this time held by The Catholic School Press Association. Following this, the Cathedralite spon- sored an Autobiography Contest, and the response among the student body was unprecedented in Cathedral ' s an- nals. Fhroughout the year, many other projects were lealured by tlie pajjer, and all became success! ul. The seniors of 1942 have set a high mark for the fol- lowing class to surpass. Perhaps it will seem sentimental to say that we regret giving up our places as staff members, and that ' e will always remendjcr and be proud of oin- four editions of the Cdllieditilile. Mary RrrA Donavan, ' 42