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

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KATHARH N. CULLEN, head of the lnterature COIUIUIIIGC IS the gurl wlmosr. speeches and sluts on Catlmollc pamplm lets were a lngh llglut of ewery Sodalnty meetmg Helen Kle1nl1en7 IS the smnlmg half ofthe publlcntw C0mI'l11ttCC who stenrted dltlonal project along wltlu her work of keepmg the sodallty bulletm board tram and attractne Mary lyons the publnc speaker of the publncntx commnttee put over lmer xdeas wnth a tllp whether It be a speeclu or cuttmg paper letters for the bul lctm board , , the Anti-Sourpussu Campaign, an ad- . . I f 7 . 4 1 1' 3 .

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X l N I xx ll1IklSLl10llSUL Soe ll Union founel nts preslelent tl'llS yen 111 the person of Doloths Sehmxtt hlst lsslstant xn ou: soelihfy who VVIS eleeteel bx popular xote of representltnes fr mm the mne sehools that form the umon Irojeets sponsored by the group are earned out for the express purpose of helpmsg mamtam the St Martm de Porres House of Hospltahtv Actlon , the monthly p1per pubhshed by the members, xeponts rhe sletnntxes of 'ull the sodahtxcs nn the umon Meetings, VNl'llCl'l 1re held monthly at St Ij,l11Ill,lS Hugh School are attended by three ILPYLSLITIIUXLS from oux se 1ool Inllmn IJILYSLI1 Nflarnan Makoxec 'md Rose marx Zemsele XIXlxC ll NIS -v' wt H12 AIHZU 0 I Ol ffl DOROTHX SCHNHTT Presxdent lg S 1 x v gb 1J,SCllXIl'l'l',X1. , wwe, 1. l5llRSl'X, R. I Q ue. . . .. a H- .5 'Ns ,Q 1 l'l l'llNQ1 Ullvl blblll l lO.', fill-.Vi-Q or .'n's if N lzlty Y X' 1'. I Ak' VIL ' l x . A. L t ,H L3 , - , 1' V 1 V7 1 1 . f' - I 5 L x Q 7 ',i . E 1 AY e hi 1 ' ' ec ' as H . 1 V 1 Y V X I l I K A ' , il . K Y . K 1 Y . I Y I ' .Y I I Y Q ' ' e s A' n. .1 t-x ' A I rx . K - 1 7 r . I Y' 7

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!!ffi'ff1ff, l. ll.-XCCI RIX. Secretary: I. l.-XC ll- YAYDIQR, president: A. MAC Cll- I.lS, treasurer. EVERY Catholic girl cannot attend a Catholic high school, but in order that our friends may share the protection and beauty of our beloved Mother's blue mantle, we have revived the Mercier Club which was Hrst introduced at Notre Dame in 1929 and flourished until four years ago. Through religious chats by a visiting priest, chapel services, and a social hour, the Mercier group at Notre Dame fulfills the purpose of the club, namely: to give Catholic girls in public high schools an opportunity to associate with friends of their own faith. A Nll-KCIIQR SOCIAL XTFIQTING.