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Cathedral has an annual welcome assembly to welcome back the members of the school to the Hill.
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Celia Miles
The students pray over the staff to start the 2023-2024 school year. It is a great tradition to for students and staff to give the Irish Blessing as a way to say thanks and good luck. In return, the staff sang the Irish Blessing to the students.

The 2023-24 school year is here and in true Cathedral fashion the traditions must go on. Beginning with he welcome assembly. New teachers and freshmen are put on the spot to dance in front of everyone, the band and the dance team perform, and ,of course, the leprechauns come out and show everyone what they are looking for this school year in school spirit.

The first welcome assembly for the dance team was a success. Dance Team captain Taria Hollifield said “We killed it today. That was a first experience for a lot of them and they were really excited.”

“I think I ate,” exclaimed dance team member senior Jackson Maples. “It was a good experience except for the freshman dance. I am sure they hated that it was pretty embarrassing.” Cheer team members, Junior Natalie Sukurs and Senior Mallory Lotti said “We are doing the battle cry and fight song”

Student innovation team member, Mr. Ed Freije said, “It is our first time all together in the gym at one time where we can be together as a school, welcome the freshmen, and seniors can kick off their year. Everyone takes their new spots in the gym. We try to do some fun things with the freshmen dance and new teacher dance and just welcome everybody.”

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Avery Stuckey
Avery Stuckey, Managing Editor
Avery Stuckey is a senior and managing editor on the Megaphone staff. She has been on the staff since she was a freshman. She enjoys playing golf as well as hanging out with her friends and family. She lives in Noblesville with her parents, two brothers and two dogs, Penny and Piper.
Celia Miles
Celia Miles, Photographer and Reporter
Celia Miles is in the class of 2024. She has been on the cathedral staff for 2 years. She enjoys golfing and playing tennis. She loves to travel and her favorite vacation has been Colorado to ski. She also enjoys listening to music and her favorite artist is zach Bryan and drake.

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