Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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E I i i 5 :- COUNTY CHAIRMAN of Legion I s mmgwwwwg. The peach was once a bifler if almond: cauliflower is nofhing i buf cabbage wifh a college educal'ion. I , 7' , CHQUS , 'P oratoritals, Retorder john Frawley, presents her award to Marguerite Langlois, the tup-winner for Che- mung County. 3. W f' ff? li -Q ivy? 'a'f9u., ORDER IN THE COURT! was obserw ed by these Public Speaking students leaving a trial session. joseph XY'ich- towski, Rose Ann Hassen, Peter Paciorek, Patricia Mc- Pherson, XVilliam Kent, Linda Lanigan, Patricia Sin- cock and John Dooher are the potential prosecutors. . fees A I-ll Ul'il'INlINI'lt Hl!.X'l'UHN tit-tl it. it-imst-iii Ni-tic Iltiiii- in tlii lo-.il HIIIIVNI, Suplit-iitiwtr Iiilm Nulltnllt, lvl! limit, was si'It'itt'il incl 'lim ttlllX flnxlt, I.tim's ll.lll, lluitl lwwtcl, l.tmt's .Nloiklitu .mil lilxntiil Slum. ,- , n eg. f REXYARD FOR RESEARCH brings oratori- cal distinction to juniors Robert Crittin and Kathleen Moran who represent Notre Dame in the Bishops Puhlit Speaking Ciintest, , 9