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

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'NAME' JOURNALISTS EMPLOY TECHNIQUES utting the fundamentals learned in English to profitable, practical, ap- ostolic use are the journal- ism classes. Writers on the Name Staff learn to combine good technique with Catholic Action, cooper- ating with the Diocesan Scholastic Press Associa- tion in adopting a special theme each semester. This year, Staff mem- bers have been concen- trating on carrying to Namers the challenge oi Our Lady oi Fatima, the topic agreed on by the Catholic school papers of Cleveland, as a theme for '49-'5U. Quick, Dolores, hand me Page 1!', This is a typical - 4 scene when the paper has to be put to bed. Ed Sister Marle Emmanuel Camille and Dolores Marich are co-editors. jg Nqme qdviggf' I. Juniors Rita Guerard and Betty Allen at the Staff Room sink taking a sip of a Lake Erie high-ball, H20 to you. II. Seniors Dick Graham and Tim Kenney, sports writers, ponder over material for use on Page Three. III. Mary Santa Maria and Pat Smith peruse back issues of the Name and the Scholastic Editor.

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A PLACE FOR STUDY AND ENJOYMENT Enlarged this year so that it extends the entire length of the sec- ond tloor, Scullen Library is a real student's dream-come-true. Beautiful tiled tloors, new lights, freshly-painted walls, murals and good pictures, stacks ot clippings and pamphlets, all extend an invitation to quiet study or to reading just for pleasure. English teachers agree that if students would only read again, they would Write better, spell better, speak better, and think better. Sister Thomas Aquinas, librarian, does her best to promote such desirable ends. Eighty-two books are taken out each day, Sister reports, and there are innumerable calls for reference books, and for other materials needed for class preparation. Sunlit and spacious, renovated Scullen Library is now open for business. The picture below shows a portion the reference stacks and the charging desk.

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TO MAKE CHRISTIAN IDEALS PALATABLE e aim, say the edi- tors, to make the Name an instrument ot Catholic Action, tirst ot all. Their attempt to offer a fearless presentation ot correct Christian student attitudes, plus their atten- tion to journalistic tech- niaue, has merited local Galley Slaves national recognition. Consistently All - Catho- lic and All-American, the Name in '49-i5O topped its achievements by hrinaina home medals in half a dozen contests and the Universe Bulletin trophy, annually awarded the Outglqndinq -School pa' Prospective Junior possibilities for the title of edi- pgr 111 H19 D 1 Q C 9 S 9 gf tor-in-chief are Rita Guerard and Mary Santa Maria, Clgvelcind who have proven themselves as Hedgling journalists. I. Charles Gump and Lawrence McCarthy eye the Catholic Universe Bulletin trophy, which last year's Staff won at the Annual D.S.P.A. convention at John Carroll U. II. A regular feature of the Staff is its after-school snacks when deadlines 'tmust be met. Cubs Mary Ann Zergott, Ralph Torovvski, and Pat Barnes prepare crackers and peanut butter for the Cherubs. III. Veteran Fred Wright and Ruth Vlnaty, cub, collaborate.