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

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Lead Youth to Deeper Faith, Greater Integrity Rev. Robert Cauley Priestly friendliness, helpfulness, selt-sacri- tice for souls-such traits are mirrored in vari- ous parish assignments. Father Karper con- ducts instruction tor minds that seek inquiry into the Catholic Faith. The Altar and Rosary Society thrive under his leadership, While the parish bazaar turns teenage under the same. Divine revelation makes its passage from B. C. CBazaar Chief, Father Karperl to A. D. Rev. George Budimlic tAthletic Director, Father I-lughesl, Whose athle- tic endeavors expand the brawn of Little Davids. High School Coniraternity Classes enlarge as Father Campbell combs the district for prospec- tive members. Holy Name men cheer their moderator, Father Cauley, on to fine speeches. Father Budimlic, assistant pastor in Assumption parish, deftly enlightens the minds of Iunior religion students. Former Nrrmer. Monsignor James McIntyre, who accepted Monsignor MeDonough's invitation to conduct the 1955 retreat, stresses the im- portance of Catholic living to jun- iors Charles Tuhacek, Joan Kramer, and Elaine Torrna. 9

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Self-sacrificing Priests of Holy Mother Church Rev. Albert A. Karper. S.T.D. The most worthy action which is found in the Church is the offering to God of the Sacrifice of the Mass. This Holy renewal of the Sacrifice of the Cross is the one great action from which all other acts receive their worth. It is here that the Holy Name student craftsmen offer them- selves-their whole day, with its prayers, works, joys and sufferings. Christ the High Priest, offering up His own immolated human- ity, asks God to see in student offerings a sign of their acknowledgement of God's Supreme Craftsmanship, and their own complete subs jection and dependence upon Him. Because there is a Sacrifice there is a priest- hood. When the priest invokes the Holy Spirit and performs the sublime sacrifice, how shall he be ranked? Not even angelic spirits are so privileged. Holy Name priests, standing as mediators between G-od and man, deserve the gratitude of all student craftsmen. By adminis- tration of the sacraments, the priests direct the flow of santifying grace into the souls of Namers. Pulpit and classroom instruction in- still divinely revealed truths and doctrines into the minds of students. Rev. Iames E. Hughes Rev. Thomas P. Campbell

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Sisters, Laymen Help Realize Rt. Rev. Charles W. McDonough, president Rev. Albert Karper, senior religion Rev. George Budimlic, junior religion Rev. james Hughes, sophomore religion, athletic director Rev. Robert Cauley, freshman religion Rev. Thomas Campbell, junior high religion Mrs. Marion Monqan Sister Francis Anna, principal Sister Thomas Aquinas, librarian Sister Mary Linus, librarian Sister Mary Robert, mathematics, chemistry Sister Eucheria, senior English Sister Mary Rosaire, bookkeeping, typing, shorthand, office practice Sister Marie Anne, civics, algebra, American History Sister Catherine Therese, mathematics, mechanical drawing, physics Sister Mary Lorenzo, civics, Latin, American History Sister Agnes Louise, typing, shorthand, Spanish Sister Edward Mary, journalism, junior English Sister Mary Harriet, American History, junior English Sister Mary Michaella, biology Sister Maria Philomena, geometry, mechanical drawing Sister Margaret Therese, sophomore English Mr. Dean Bryant Mr. Robert Pattie Mr. Edward Regan