Cathedral Latin School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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5515? Q, ag I8 li its 2 it? ,555 .ff age, 3 R' 1 its gf . 1' 1 1 -hmm. BROTHER POWERS performs his daily duties as Vice-President. A large share of school administrative work falls upon the shoulders of BROTHER THOMAS POWERS, S.Nl., Vice- President. His duties include co-ordinating classes and sched- ules, preparing scholastic reports, and many other important functions of the school ottice. Adm hi ffriug