Notre Dame High School - Mater Dei Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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K MOST REV. JOSEPH A. BURKE, D.D. ' MOST REV. LEO R. SMITH, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of Bujfalo Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of Buffalo 1 1 RT. REV. MSGR. SYLVESTER J. HOLBEL i Secretary of Education in the Diocese of Bufalo 1 J VERY REV. MSGR. LEO E. HAMMERL REV. NORMAN C, MQLAUGHLIN J- ALAN DAVITT Superintendent of Schools in the Diocese Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Dii'eCi0T Of file High SCh00lDi1fiSivH in of Buffalo the Diocese of Bujfalo iiib' Di0C556 Uf Biilfliifi

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administration 1 , mt- ' WZ! I .' f l V 5: I 4 ' 'fitffff f 149 ' ' 2, fn , . V, 1: ,a ta if W4 'Z f 9 W iff fn H I ,' 4 4 A4 5 4 gn. if All 6 . ' N, ' 1 , 1 A I . A X understanding and counsel must be attributed to them Father Kolb plans the year's calendar with the Dean of boys, Father Keppeler, and the Dean of Girls, Sister M. Angels. X X X Notre Dame students owe much to the faculty for theirdedication and service. Priests from the Buffalo diocese, the Sisters of the Holy Cross, whose mother house is at St. Mary's Convent, Notre Dame, Indiana, and a Consolata priest, Father Prina, from Turin, Italy, com- prise the teaching staff. These priests and sisters have devoted long hours to their pupils and will long be remembered for their excellent guid- ance. But more than being remembered, they will be appreciated. As we struggle through rigorous college courses, or seek a status in the business world, we shall gratefully acknowledge the influence, the dedication and the great service paid to us by these outstanding men and women. To them we dedicate our future, the lives for which they have so carefully prepared us during our four years at Notre Dame. -