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

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bfi ht sid Lt-fl to Right: Doris Kobak Charlotte Minch, Mary Corn hoff, Marjorie Erain, Margaret Castle, Sally Reim, Lillian Ma gilo, Helen Kakowski, Lorrene Arth. Back Row: Beth Hastings, Rita Iammarino, Rosemary Flynn, Standing: Eleanor Varcho. Elizabeth Kelly, Eileen Major Mary Theresa Eearon, Margaret O'Connor. Front Row: Genevieve Repasky, Beverly Campbell, Dolores Neider, Mar Benadette Blake, Lois Welch, Rosemary Telliard, Mary Jane guerite Jost, Erances Grady. Kneeling: Claire Schmitt Jo Donolfo, Jeanne Keele. Ann Kelley. directed by Sister Mary Louise and aided by representatives Kathleen Connor and Elaine Gut, Worked to bring out cor- rect attitudes toward life, themselves, their fellowmen, and various other subjects in correlation with the sophomore re- ligion course. They really left a record towards which future sophs can aim. Known as Winners, the sophs of 203 have on the credit side of their ledger the sophomore class volleyball champion- ship. Individual champs were Jean Belhovv, winner of the ,, pq, ' te JV 7 Nxfx

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, w rx if XFFW J 'ins l W' ,3,g.M ,--fe. Sc-:ein th Bottom Right Picture: Buck Row: Agnes Rolling Frances Bartlco, Virginia Repas, Agnes Tomc. Middle Row: Marjorie Miller, Ruth Reschke, Mercedes Karpinski, Jeanette Behlow, Esther Lawrence. Front Row: Ruth Sprcnger, Florence Consiglio, Flsa Zimmerman. 5555 Buch Row: Carol Jones, Dor th l ' o y -acinak, Betty Tussay. Third Row: Leona XVhitney, Mary Kay Dempsey, Helen Top Picture: Typical sophomore line-up: Left Io Right: Olivia Marra, Catherine Joyce, Carol Orli- DeVall. Second Row: Frances Smith, Catherine Berka, kowski, Dolores Homan, Mary Sterk, Mary Ann Kuretz, Dorothy Steinocher. Ifirsl Row: Joan Jacobsen, Ruth Lie- B' ' r ' 4 derback, Marie -Grdina. Q1 lm-mit a 5 X 6 Eg osj crnicc Dorsey, Joan Seiler, Carol Gulan. IRST in line for the sophomores is homeroom 201. Co- operation was their byword as they passed every test in drives and campaigns with flying colors. Directed by Sister Mary Julian and led by representatives Mary Jane Podrachy and M ary Theresa Fearon, plus sophomore class secretary Pat Rini, this group of spirited sophs proved themselves a vital part of the class of '47. One of the bright rooms on the second floor is sophomore homeroom 202. First in Work and first in play, these sophs,

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ado foi Left to Right: Dorothy Macf Donald, Joan Zaletel, Rose- mary Stepan, Dorothy Ka- minski, Betty Salettel, Ber- nice Markus, Dorothy Scan- lon, Margaret Hudak. , B 12 Row: Josephine Dzurilla, Virginia Krakowski, Dolores Back Row: Mary Gregory, Bernardine Gejdos, Helen Bush ac Lois Farragher, Mary Jane Hassing. Front Row: Carol So- Sabetta, Helen Hennessey, Dorothy Strahler, Eileen Lambden. linski, Mary Jane Slowey, Kathryn Gerrick, Mary Theresa from Row: Mary Ann Halko, Mary Stovall, Rosemary Gregly, Mallinak. resentatives, Vir- 3- canceled stamp drive, and the soph A.A. rep inia Skuly and Eleanor Durica, also the sophs' class president. 5 g Sister Mary Aimee, 203's homeroom teacher, aided by repre- sentatives Clare Schmitt and Lillian Magilo, helped them on to an outstanding record of success. Q Q In 205 Sister Mary Florice, assisted by representative Jean XXV NX Duzrilla and associate Charlotte Minch, directed the activities f X of the homeroom which included the capturing of the Mis- X sion Penant for their work in the Medical Aid Drive. Be- , - - ?k3uil'hQ:'i sides this, 205 also possesses soph class treasurer, Rosemary Flynn, plus a lot of pep which proved them top-notch members of the class of '47. Aside from being the home of biology specimens, 206 is 1001