Notre Dame Cathedral Latin School - Yearbook (Chardon, OH)

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ffffd . j - l - - ----I - - - F 4 A A A ii .- l 7. g nu 1 N 39 ' ' RR ing, marvelous growth and extraordinary achievement. After thirty years of labor a climax in the material development of the institution was reached and l9l5 witnessed the entrance of the academy to its present location, the beautiful structure on Ansel Road overlooking Rockefeller Boulevard. The success attendant upon this venture was spontaneous and unanticipated. VVithin a single decade the graduating class of the high school had increased from five students to eighty. Today, the high school of Notre Dame, accredited by the Ohio State Department of Education, as a first grade institution, has an enroll- ment of five hundred thirteen students, of which two hundred are Freshmen. Three courses are offeredg the academic, a college pre- paratoryg the technical, which prepares students for vocational work, and the commercial, a business preparatory department. Besides these, the students are afforded excellent opportunities for advance- ment in cultural subjects at the adjoining schools of music and art. The ever-increasing spirit of loyalty, of friendship and patient ser- vice, the systematic and steady advancement and perfection of coursesg and the continual growth in enrollment augur well for the future of Notre Dame Academy. 1 1 1 Page Fifteen I 1 4 ,. LY, S ik . 'ii fs o 4 ' , D 24' hifi: lllgg 3,5 --4 'Z f ik., 4 3 .. r' ii' 'N

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