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

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Speech classes have practised and preached in behalf of Catholic Charities and Community Fund drives. Members of their sister classes in dramatics and English have turned their pens toi writing playlets for the cause of The C.U.B. in every Catholic Home. Typing and shorthand students must also be proficient in their fields, for many of them have been awarded certificates attesting to 'their speed and accuracy.

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on the .t C1255 poses u gfwthe al A-sketching We Sha MuqeUm S :QPS- D. H1 ' M. J. Coreno. Suanon. J . sz 'ev' D' - . ow - S ated on steps' J' 1 M. Fuller, A' Dix Ryan, P, J- Thorns Fe Kesler' M'TDendZih J. Ketchum, - . m ' Row 11 1 A' 0 Biciel. Signal honor in the foreign language department comes with the awarding of the French medal to the outstanding eleve de francais each year, ' Students of the sciences-practical, domestic, social, and musical-have received recognition in their chosen fields. Two students exhibited pictures at the American Institute Photography Salon. A photograph appearing in the Turtox News showed the work of the two enterpris- ing biology students who had mounted a chicken skeleton. G. Ardwin, T. Pepple, M. E. Marsh C Fitz Gerald, P. Gannon, B. Zenisek represented Nicaragua at the Pan-American Conference Miss Friedel checks out some books 'il nbrand M. Knoll, for C. McEllin, M. J. Foulks and 6 'HM