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

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rays WK FT Q cc X s, t . , A Tribute to the Faculty There are times when one questions the veracity of the words Look into thine heart and write . For, although in the heart there may surge a tempest of emotions-love, appreciation and reverence-yet, the pen, the tongue of the fnind, stumbles and falls in the way of giving adequate expression to them. Handicapped thus, the class of '29 attempts to pay tribute to the faculty. For twelve years, years which have flitted by on the wings of the wind, the Priests and Sisters have been our beacons, shining in brilliant relief against a background of ignorance, temptation and sin. Though new faces appear each year, the purpose of their presence is ever the same -our elevation to a higher intelle-ctual and moral plane. As little ones, we knew them only as teachers. Our infantile intellects could not appreciate the great amount of good they were doing for us. As we advanced in years and wisdom, so did the realization of our indebtedness increase. We confided, and were consoled and refreshed. On entering high school, we came to know our instructors as they really are-our truest friends. Just at this time, when the book of life was less thumbed than in former years, indicating the necessity of good counsel at this stage, they became our means of salvation. Both Priests and Sisters have ever given a willing ear to all our troubles, ever a Word of encouragement, of peace. Now, many of us--about to embark on the turbulent sea of life, where we must put in practice the fruits of our tutelage at Holy Name-would voice our sentiments toward our beloved faculty. We shall ever carry in our hearts a tender spot reserved for them alone. Nor will the years efface the imprint they have made upon our souls. Whatever may be our walk of life, we shall always cherish the memory of those to whom we owe so much, the Priests and Sisters of Holy Name, daily offering a fervent prayer which, we trust, God, in His goodness, will not let go unanswered. Leo Dempsey, '29. T fwelfve 0 X -- X .- R A ' ' 21-2 5 IV- ' ,gf ig 'sf-' Q A-U .f A ' 'args-4 4 QQ . ,if-.QQ '...5- ..:11,'1ji,f-if-.-4 M .lil g A, -11.1.6-' 'L'-135 iirvrz'-2 'fiifazia--w.f4V-Ji11ae.'Q ?7 ?gc?:1

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, b .192 A. X J Patrons Rev. W. A. Scullen V. P. Studer . Rev. Rev. T. P. Gallagher Rev. R. P. Walsh Victor E. Black, D. D. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. C. Catalano, M. D. S. E. Byrne Class of '24 Class of '28 Class of '30 J. P. Cozzens, M. D. W. C. Davis, D. D. S. Miss Anna Day Mr. E. P. Day Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Donnelly James Faragher, M. D. P. E. Faragher, D. D. S. Miss Mary D. Fox Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fox James G. Hall, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hanley F. Joseph Hopp Rev. Rev. Theobald Kalomaja Rev. Anthony T. Kotowski Joseph F. Kresina Rev. C. Mac Farland, M. D. Rev. George F. Martin Mr. H. E. McCarthy Thomas J. McDermott, D. D. S. Miss Jenny McMahan Mr. Patrick M. Malloy Mrs. Frank McKeon Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. A. H. Morrow and Mrs. W. J. Murphy and Mrs. F. J. Muszynski R. P. Normile and Mrs. J. J. Norton Myron J. Penty and Mrs. Fred. Pfundstein and Mrs. Charles Priebe Rev. Michael J. Ready' John T. Reifke, D. D. S. Mr. W. J. Reilley Mr. James Sands John M. Slowey, D. D. S. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Snow F. A. Spittler, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Rev. Joseph M. Trapp Mr. and Mrs. James Veasey Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Veasey H. C. Wise, M. D. G. A. Wilson, D. D. S. ' Mr. and Mrs. I. Zgrabik T hirleen L2 v 452-.-f E xx 'g:9'- gi ' X Qi- 1 ,qw-Sl , ..,. Qc , 'tp X r X A ,f .. R- l.il :f.+f' 1 . at fig ..?ef' - . M W. a X 'fa'-sr:-1 ..,-2-' -.a.:2f'r - if-r..-we Q' ... ' --f. . Zn '-,:2E,, -r.. i.i-'----- . --'- 41'-SL L- -,,...... -..,... - .V-01- - f-:T:- f N' ' --- . ,-.. .. ,blur ' ' ,, -IL , . 1- -' G J 4' a-6- 'Ig