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

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Page 8 'Un J Umudin dllflm Reverend Charles W. McDonough President Reverend 'Michael J. Ondik Religion, Band Moderator Reverend James P. McIntyre Religion, Athletics, Children of Mary Sodality Reverend Edward M. Tulley Religion, Freshman Athletics, Junior, Senior Holy Name Society Reverend Francis W. Carney Religion Sister Rosario Principal Sister Mary de Paul English, Spanish Sister Joseph Loretto Journalism Sister Mary Robert Chemistry, Mathematics, Aeronautics Sister Mary Concepta Typewriting, Stenography Sister 'Mary Lorenzo Latin, History, English Sister Rose Alma English, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Sister Margaret Ann Mathematics, English Sister Marcella Marie Physics, Mechanical Drawing Sister Mary Margery American History, English Sister Maria Gertrude Spanish, English Sister Thomas Aquinas Biology Sister Mary Linus English, History Sister Jane Mathematics Sister Mercedes Home Economics Sister Maria John Latin, English Sister Emma Josephine Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Sister Mary Ruth English, History Sister Marie Dennis English, History Sister Ursula English Sister Rita Agnes Mathematics, Latin Sister Julia Loretta English, General Science Sister Mary Patrice Latin, Junior Business Sister Alice Mary General Science, Mathematics Sister Loretta Marie Music Mrs. Ruth Seitz Mathematics Mr. Joseph Gavin History, Athletics Mr. Daniel Mormile History, Athletics Mr. Jack Hearns Band Grade VIII Sister Mary Priscilla Sister Albertus Grade VII Sister Aniceta Sister Edward Marie ,7lLi6.LLf.Q, fo, Jacutta, To you, dear faculty, we extend our sincere thanks. You have given us a fine example to guide us through life. By your high Christian ideals you have instilled in our hearts, a strong love for God and our lCll0VVlllE1ll. Through your efforts, we have striven to attain our eternal goal with God in I-leaven. Not every school has such a faculty to keep its students on the path to eternal salvation. VVhenever we needed your advice, we came to you with heavy hearts, and left with a smile ofgconfidence in your ability to make things right. You instructed us in subjects which will guide us through every nioinent of our lives. There is a bond between us. VV'e offer our deepest gratitude. our heart- felt thanks for your instruction and friendship. But now we must part. You will stay, we inust go. No longer will we tread the halls of Holy Name as students. To us you are Holy Name, who will keep its fine spirit alive in the hearts of all who follow us.

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