Notre Dame High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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The chapel at Notre Dame is a living sanctuary to every Notre Dame High School student. It is from within these hallowed walls that each student obtains a fore- taste of how lovingly Our Lady looks upon him or her, It is from this walk that each student travels back to Notre Dame High School where devoted priests and religious spend time, energy, and love endeavoring to bring each one to mature fruition, thereby enabling him to develop his potentials Spiritually, intellectually, socially, vocationally and physically.