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

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jdfbtk if Sister Loretta Ann, Art, Crafts Sister Kevin, Homemaking, Foods, Clothing P Sister Gabrielle, Librarian Sister Marie Helene, General Music, Glee Clubs, Orchestra t Mr. Robert F. Pattie '..av-4'4 Lo Mr. Thomas I. Gauntner Miss Iacqueline Prechtl, Algebra, General Mathematics, Plane Geometry Mr. Marlo M. Tennini, Physical Education and Health, Basket- ball Coach, Freshman Football Coach. Mr. Louis T. Popek, World Geography, General Science, As- sistant Football Coach, IV Coach Mr. Thomas I. Gauntner, Biology, Football Coach, Track Coach Mr. R. Iohn Zebkar, World History, Physical Education and Health, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach Miss Monica Cesar, Physical Education and Health Mr. Robert F. Pattie. Instrumental Music, Band Director uis T. Popek Miss Monica Cesar Q. S .

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1, wg .LJ-R ' x, v 2, 6 j6LClfLky Rt. Rev. Charles W. McDonough. President Reverend Iames E. Hughes. Sophomore Religion, Athletic Director Rev. George L. Budimlic, Iunior Religion Rev. Robert W. Cauley, Holy Name Sodality Rev. Stephen A. Mrakuzic, Senior Religion Rev. Raymond T. Speight, Sophomore Religion Rev. Albert I. Tesek. Freshman Religion Rev. Daniel R. McBride, Freshman Religion Mr. Marlo M. Termini Sister Francis Anna, Principal Sister Mary Robert. Religion, Chemistry Sister Eucheria, English S Sister Mary Mildred. Iournalism, English f f Sister Paulette, Religion, Physics, Plane Geometry, Solid ' f Geometry 'i ' Sister Mary Rosaire. Religion, Office Practice, Typewriting, ' Stenography Sister Agnes Sister Agnes Sister Maria Sister Andre, Biology, English Sister Esther. Ellen. English, Latin Miss Iacqueline Prechtl Philomena. Mechanical Drawing Louise, Typewriting, Stenography, Spanish World History, American History Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister , Algebra Mr. R. Iohn Zebkar Martha, Religion, Civics and Social Problems Mary Timothy, Religion, English, Bookkeeping Margaret Alacoque, English, American History Mary Ephrem, Religion, Homemaking Rosanna, Religion, English, General Mathematics Marie Berenice. Religion, English Mary Isabella, Religion, English Anne Ioachim, Religion, World History Vincent de PauL Religion, Algebra Philothea, French, Latin

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.jlze Sioirif .7fwL1fZ AM Mama' 'iw Mrs. Ruth Seitz As the football team steps out of the school bus, a spontaneous cheer rises skyward and the echoes come ringing back to the ears of the students who have assembled to greet the Green Wave. Whether the team returns triumphant or in de- feat matters not, the cheer is always there be- cause the spirit of Holy Name is ever-present. This spirit, however, is not limited to athletic endeavors. As students assemble in the gym for the read- ing of the Honor Roll by Monsignor McDonough, an air of suspense and expectation can be de- tected. A long list of first and second honor stu- Il Sister Samuella, Grade 8 Sister Mary Eulalie. Grade 8 Sister Mary Colette, Grade 8 Sister Olivia, Grade 7 Sister Annette, Grade 7 Mrs. Ruth Seitz. Grade 7 dents is nothing new at Holy Name. A spirit of iriendly competition, which prompts scholastic improvement, is part ot Holy Name's spirit. With such a spirit comes an awareness of the fact that anything one does, whether work or play, must be done with the help ot God. The day is Friday and the time is nine o'clock Mass. Now is one ot the many times when the spirit of Holy Name manifests itself. Pew after pew is emptied as Namers file up to the Com- munion rail to participate in the Divine Banquet, the banquet that will bring to them their Lord and God. This is the spirit of Holy Name.