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

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ways, h1s pI'1CSIllI1CSS, and hls great capac1ty for work, exemphfied by h1s servlce for the Dlocesan pubhcatlon, The Cathohc Umverse Bulletm For all these thlngs the Cathohc youth of Cleveland respect and admlre lnm Durmg the raglng Kulturkampf under Herr B1smarck and Herr Falk the Rev Henrv K1kuem remamed a staunch frlend of the Notre Dame order It was he who extnngulshed the hght of the sanctuary lamp m the chapel of Notre Dames motherhouse nn Coesfield Ger many, and lt was he who carrned that hght across the ocean to the new motherhouse 1n Cleveland where he became the acad emys first rel1g1on mstructor Today Notre Dame IS larger, 1nd two prxests assume the role of a modern Father K1kuem 1n the rel1g1on department The Very Rev Msgr Carl E Frey mstructs the sen1or classes ln rehgnon and morals For hns gulclance and sollcltude, for tht fuendshlp that he gas e, for happy houns and delnghtful stornes, one hundred and thxrty sen1ors bow thenr heads and say God bless Monslgnor Frey Father Glles Strub 1n hls brown Fran clscan robe IS also 1 well known figure to the hngh school, for he lnstructs freshmen and jumors nn falrh and morals Notre Dame memorles become more beloved because of hxs spnrnt and hls smlle 9 , . , . , - . . . K , U ' as 'IHI YI RH IUY, X1S4.k,f .Xlil l IRIN KI Y. hlll-.N STRL iS ul N1

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the cause whlch our present mstltutlon represents Today Mother Mary Evarlsta our present provmcnal supernor, can new wnth glowmg satlsfactlon the stellar role she has played nn perfectnng the momentous task of makmg possnble a worthwhlle Cathohc educatlon for young women It IS only on these rare occaslons of her VISICS that we can personally vonce our sentlments of grautude, but they wlll always remam wlth us as We leave Notre Dame bearlng weapons wlth whxch our Hne Cathohc tralmng has equnpped us In Snster Mary PZIFICC, Notre Dames fourth pr1nc1pal, we have found a wxse executlve and a dear frlend Her astute management 1n successfully admmxstratnng the affalrs of our school IS tempered wnth a kxndly personal 1nterest 1n each one of us Not only has she augmented our sched ule of studxes wxth new l1nes of act1v1ty 1n tempo with modern educ 1t1on, but she has also contrnbuted to the smooth runnnng of our school by the coxdnal atmosphere she has promoted w1th1n nt Sister Mary Bernlta, assxstant prmclpal, ns to be re membered for the c1pable frnendly man ner 1n whnch she fulfilled the dutues of her ofhce In her, also, we have found an mterested and sympathetlc friend 15 ' I ll ff J' A' ,1'1l1f1'l'.Y ' ' ' ' L, '.1' f s1ii'l1f . - l