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

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.cW,,, g jd, V T wx Y .W 5 . t, J' K 4 .fm , FN ,mn 5 . by ff gf S l fj'i ?T XA Xgk, ,gf fi rli i lrrs Y - at Y BRCTHER BERNARD JANSEN, S.M. E unity with the world ,X The movement for a better world includes the whole world, and BROTHER BERNARD JANSEN, S.M., Latin's former physics teacher, has generously volunteered to work in one of its farthest corners. Following the words of Christ, Go forth and teach all nations, Brother has taken up his mission at St. Patrick's College, Asaba, Nigeria. While at Latin, Brother Jansen played a major role in the promotion of science in the diocese, he was the first president of the Diocesan Science Teachers' Association and established the annual John Carroll Science Fair. One of Brother Jansen's foremost projects was organizing the book store into an efficient operation, his expert photographic know-hovv figured greatly in the publication of the Latineer and Purple and Gold. Latin is certainly proud to have one of its former teachers so actively engaged in carrying this movement for a better world to the missions of Africa.

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WMM QQ! BRo. Louis FORTENER, s.M., handled La1in's finances as school Treasurer and served as lunch supervisor. BRO. CONRAD JORDAN, s.M., served as Business Man- ager, taught Religion I, and managed The book store. I for His greater glory . . . REV. JosEPH KERR, s.M., served as school chaplain, Sodality moderator, and Senior Advisor, and taught English IV, Religion IV, and Current Events.