Holy Name High School - Namer Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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if Q 4 FMM M A.-W-J -v- -.- '-.A ..A 1, 3Hnrru1nrh f' Treasures, however great and precious, are never fully appreciated until examined, counted over and summed up. After twelve years of school life-years which, while a part 1' of the dim future, stretched before us like an endless vista, 1' years which, as past history, have flown all too quickly- we, the class of '29, present to our friends this volume-our ,P treasure-our supreme effort. 4, It is the desire of the staff to present a life treasure, a 1, permanent record of important events of the last year of our high school life-a story in word and in picture, that, as we journey down the arches of the years, we may, ij through this medium, recall vividly the hazy life of yester- qi year, live again the happiest hours of our existence, the 1, days spent at Holy Name. In carrying out the art theme Aviation, we have been aided by Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, Mr. R. R. Benson, ,and the Brook Park airport attaches. Patrons and adver- 4 tisers, many of whom gave their pledges merely to assist us, 3 have 'made the materialization of our plans possible. 'u 1. .2 Q2 Into the hands of you, our friends, we commend our treasure, hoping that you may look upon it, examine it, and appraise it with kindly eyes. 2

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T l- ... ,. .,. .,.,,. ... .,. ., v. ,, .,. .,.L.-.,.-. , 4 I Bvhiratinn In the words of the man, of song, Longfellow- To build! That is the noblest of all the arts. Ah, it is not only the hands that fashion the towered structure, the stately temple, or the costly mansion, that deserve this tribute, but the hands that toil on-building, ever building-unseen by the eyes of man. Hence, it is to these noble artisans-our beloved parents, our devoted teachers, our zealous clergy-who have builded for us sturdy planes, staunch and strong, that can wrestle with wind and storm, and brave disaster, who have been our guides, our pilots throughout our flight from childhood to youthg and t-0 Mary, patroness of aviators, with a plea that she may make more secure the planes which we, of our- selves, must now pilot through the countless atmospheric storms of life, that she may ever be our beacon, guiding us to the Sacred Heart of her Divine Son, the haven of all travelers-that we, the class of '29, lovingly dedicate this volume. - vvvvvfv vvvv v vvvvv vvvvvvv -1