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

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ff9fx i OVWJI Wi, , :Nj ,Qui x N! ,JQQN V ,H QQ i M3 .fi s ,ff ei.. fisfsffi CJ? Q i 4 ln the past pages we have viewed, along with our friend Diogenes, the students in the light of their academic lives. But a school consists of more than desks, blackboards and teachers. Acti- vities fill the gap and help round out a person's character. These extra-curricular activities help bring out latent talents and develop a sense of responsi- bility and cooperation between students and faculty. Each club extends different advantages to its members but all serve the same dual pur- pose: extending a goal to work for and creating a channel for leisure time. As Diogenes pointed out to us when we first met-a good education is of the utmost import- ance but he also states that it has to be coupled with an active body of organizations to complete a person for the future. 78