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

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iv' cqcfuiaeza Almost any day of the week we can see the familiar figure of Rt. Rev. Msgr, Carl E. 'Frey striding down the second floor corridor, or standing talking to a group of seniors. Having taught religion here at the academy for 19 years, Msgr. Frey has become almost a part of Notre Dame. He puts the finishing touches on the senior's religion course, those final impressions which are often the most con- vincing. G Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl E. Frey h The Rev. Gerald Aunovich, O.F.M. teaches religion to the sophomores and the juniors. Although he was new to us this year, we early discovered his subtle sense of humor and his faculty for mak- ing classes interesting. It was always a pleasant sight to come into the corridors on Thursdays to Hnd Father Gerald walking up and down, greeting everyone, and catching everyone with his latest joke. Rev. Gerald Aunovich, O.F.M.

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Although he has spent most of his time in promoting parish activities, as Catholic stud- ents, we owe the Most Reverend Iames A. McFadden, S.T.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Cleve- land, our sincere appreciation for his interest in the Catholic youth of the diocese. His genial ways are' remembered by all who have met him, He is admired because of his capacity for work and his tremendous activity in foster- ing the programs of Catholic organizations. His service for the diocesan publication, the Catholic Universe Bulletin, is well known. Rev lames A. McFadden' ST st ' The M0 'Lian 5' of catgiofia CMO we Today, when Catholic action and education are needed more than ever, the Cleveland diocese has at its head one of the ablest of all leaders-the Most Reverend Ioseph Schrembs, S.T.D., LL.D., Arch- bishop-Bishop of Cleveland. He is recognized throughout the country as a great leader. For many years he has striven to! make the Catholic school system of the Diocese of Cleveland one of the finest in the country. Not only in the field of education, but also in that of Catholic literature is our Bishop out- standing. We are indeed fortunate to possess such a leader, and we trust that he will guide us safely through the wars against Catholicism. I ll .D

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new Lama O owz Awaffoof llfs .,6Q,,f: rl- K . .. 5 .0 D is '11, All our days at Notre Dame have been heightened and mellowed by the personal interest and understanding that the mem- bers of the faculty have shown toward each one of us. Faculty -that word brings to mind so many pictures-classes, extracurricular activities, special help, but most of all, friends with whom to share our joys and sorrows, our 'disappointments and triumphs. ' Sister Mary Agnes, S.N.D. The new school year brought us--together with other faculty changes-Sister Mary Agnes as our new principal. Sister Mary Agnes was already familiar with our school, since she was principal at the academy in 1922, and she lost no time in becoming acquainted with the new students she' found. Even before the year was well started, we had discovered that Sister Mary Agnes was a real friend with a true understanding for everyone. As Sister Mary Agnes's assistant and co-worker, Sister Mary Bernita has handled innumerable de- tails in the office and has always found time to give us a bit of valuable advice, a heartening smile, and worthwhile help, ' The faculty and the principals have been the motivating influence behind our achievements. For their unfailing patience and their friendly counsel, we thank them sincerely.