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

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a l Rev. M. Willard McMahon ,Iunfor Rvligimi T EACHING, governing' and instructing Christ's young' eoine under the eom in a nd of Christ to Teach all nations . . . So our priests have led us to know the way to keep united and attached to the Life-Giving Vine . . Christ and His Church. Rev. James P. Melntyri Soplzoplozwf Ifrlilrfiop 1 -f NY'-lil!! Rev. Albert A. Karper Srinfor Religion, Page 6 Rev. Clarence E. Elwell S'11pw'1nfm11Im11' of Ilfofmsrrll Svfmols BY their line example, they have shown us the way to serve God wholly and happily. Their guid- ance has itself proven to us that they are interested and earnestly concerned with our temporal well being and Our eternal sal- vation. Rev. Paul V. Summers I 1'f'sl1 man lfdfgion

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FRIEND, father, and guide are the roles played by the pastor of Holy Name and president of the high school, Father Charles McDonough, in our educational pro- gram here at Holy Name. Not only is Father the consultant in matters moral and spiritual regarding students' welfare, but he is also deeply interested in all details of their academic Work.

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0 NE of the most progressive principals in Cleveland, Sister Rosario carries the burden of governing the largest co-educational school in the diocese. With 36 teachers and 1050 students in five different buildings to supervise, Sister's job is one that would challenge any administrator. School days at Holy Name, however, roll along in an orderly way, thanks to Sister's ability to meet any situation with ,justice and sympathy.