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

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CRED 1 J ■ . . yil l l . ll TV D -J BiBK BS BSSBP mm f F B ■ fWH 1 W y 9SBSS9 B99SS BSWSE fe B r . WIWfB The home of Notre Dame High School is in the Southside of Elmira. Daily, Catholic youths of Elmira and vicinity tread their way along Maple Ave., Caton Avenue and in through N. D. ' s doors. Boys and girls from El- mira Heights, Southport, Horseheads, the valley and Elmira . . . students representing 14 parishes . . . swell the tide in N. D. ' s halls. For 780 youths, all roads lead daily to the Southside, Maple Avenue, to Notre Dame! OT R E DA ELMIRA, 1

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Sister Mary Raphael This year we at Notre Dame have witnessed numerous changes in our school, particularly those in administration. Sister Alberta, our competent vice principal for seven years, became principal, while Sjster Raphael, who for seven years guided the destinies of hundreds of Notre Darners, was transferred to Rochester and a new position. To these two women admired and respected by all, we wish to dedicate the 1963 Credo. We hope their enthusiasm and dedication will inspire others to emulate them and we humbly express our gratitude for their guidance and attention. To Sister Mary Raphael we say Thank You for many years of faithful serv- ice and To Sister Mary Alberta we say Welcome to her new position at Notre Dame. A familiar friend in a new setting exemplifies the spirit in which we review these four important years. Sister Mary Alberta DEDICATION