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

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C? H S 'EWS Go forth and teach all na- tions, Wors the commcmd given by Christ to the Apostles, cmd so our priests, through their teotching cmd instructions, prctc- iice om cfpostolgte oft l-loly Ngme. Nctme. Their tine exctmple hcrs given Ndmers the recipe for hctppi- ness in this World cmd in the next. ln yeorrs to come Normers will otlwctys remember their co- opercttion omd Willingness to help them in their school prob- lems. As We mglie our Wciy Around the Clock with Little David we reotlize how lcfrgely our priests tigure in our school lives: giv- ing rglly tctlks, directing Ath- letics cmd the Bcmdg tectching religion, sponsoring Bgzctctr Workg forgiving our sins in the Contessioncrl omd remembering our intentions gt the Holy Sorori- tice ot the Mdss. if-:lil their Yrarncis borne Bight Reverend Monsignor Charles, McDonough --.sees v-YW Y Y , F rather james Hughes

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E' Q' 'T JZN Q' fa W, W., Q Nj! DEDiCATiO!X!: TO LITTLE DAVID AND CO. For you, Namers, this book was Written. lt has been dedicated and assembled es- pecially for, you. Why, the entire theme points to you Namersl You come in all shapes and sizes and forms. Maybe you're a Monsignor with a rusty coclcer spaniel trailing in your path. Or perhaps you're a Freshman, still not quite sure where the Biology Lab or Iournalism Room are located. You lift your voices loud in assemblies and fervently during hymns at Mass. You show up on the football field with a never-say-die determination against the bigger guys. You're at home marching in green uniforms, with a tuba or slim flute. You're eager, optimistic, and Christian in your thinking. Yes. Lil' David, you're good stuff, and Wherever you go you'll bear the mark of a Namer. Upon graduation day you'll leave Holy Name a finished product of this philosophy. So, this book is for you and about you. We dedicate our '53 Namer to Little David! l t I TEV, 1.5.3 y 3: Y, MIL Mt , , , . .

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Relatively new at l-loly Name, Sister Francis Anna, as principal oi the largest co- educational school in Cleve- land, inevitably finds many trying problems which arise for her judgment. All oi these she has met with justice and sympathy. l-ler winning smile and help- ful hand are always ready . . . As we make our way around the clock with Little David, we realize that Mother Seton's Sisters of Charity play a big part in the lives oi every real Namer. Their sympathy and under- standing is unequaled, their patience unending, and their smile frequent. Never too busy to stop and listen to any problem or sor- row we may wish to bring them, the Sisters are real triends. Words cannot express the gratitude we feel tor their help. GUR PRINCIPAL AND ALL CUR SISTERS Breaking ground for the new convent November, 1952