Ursuline Academy - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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rganizec! Kar 0-opera fion The hoys were very enthusiastic about the new project that was begun this year - a hoys' council. It was composed ofthe boys of the eighth grade and of one represestatiye from each of the other intermediate grades. Meetings were held with Sister Catherine. and the boys discussed with her the things that eonce rned them or things in which they were interested. ln this way, the hoys, council is another step, toward that unity and co-operation in democratic government for which Ursuline children like their school. LARRY AYLWARD. President of llze H0-vs' Council 2 unior eruvm Many of the hoys in the third and fourth grades were very happy this year. They were allowed to hecome memhers of the St. John Herchmans' Altar Society. Before this year only the hoys of the intermediate department could serve Mass and Benediction. Learning Latin sounds hard, hut youid he sur- prised how fast they learned it. They hope that some day they will he as good at serving as the Cold Star Servers are now. BILLY Doon. Thin! Grade 'C 5 ,, S

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