Holy Name High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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As the lowhest of creatures we the Class of 56 entered the seemingly complex world of Holy Name I-hgh on a brrght September day 1952 We elected Nick Camero to lead us over the Jogs with the help of Srster Mary of the Holy Cross OSM and Srster Mary Eleanor OSM Soon after rrutratron we were received rnto the Sodalrty membershrp ln the Pep Club followed soon after Sodalrty reception Our first socral achrevement was the Semor Send Off Dance whrch now enjoys the status of a tradrtion at Holy Name The annual retreat whrch rnsprred us to main tain our rdeals as Chrrstrans polrshed off our year as Freshmen September 1953 found the nobodys of last year suave soplusticates Sophomoresl JoAnn Hakel as presrdent bore the brunt of drffrcultres Sister Margaret Mary OSM and Srster MaryGrace OSM were our homeroom faculty Our social endeavor ofthe year was the Bobby Sox Ball Our second lugh school retreat opened new avenues spirrtual progress September 1954 We have reached that cov eted status Upperclass men! For the second trme Nick Camero was chosen to guide us We started the year rolling with the Prnk Patch Prance Soon the thrrll of selectrng class rrngs dra Iohnsonand Pat Meehan as reignrng monarchs Sprrng brought our first The Ptrates of Penzance The Juru Senror Prom The value of a Catholrc edu was revealed to us durrng the annualretreat September 1955 Buddy Gould was our spokesman for this most important year The frrst brg event was Home comrng Carol Larsen and Drck Hegarty rergnrng The Chrrsrmas Cantata was a hrgh point for everyone wrth the theme Joyto the World Perfect Thy work O Lord and make us all Thrne own was the theme of medrtatlon for our last hrgh school reueat The opera world was at rrs peak wrth Holy Name s rendrtron of The Fortune Teller The frnale of our hrgh school years the prom and banquet which came soon too soon and then graduatron the clrmax of our hrgh school edu catronl 3 O I N H -- D . -----the became a reality. . .then the Snowball with San- 4

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? 'V ,.,...-v- The day at Holy Name begins with Prayer. Keep thyself with Jesus both in Life and in death, and commit thyself to His care, Who alone can help thee when all others fail. Of all, therefore, that are dear to thee, let Jesus always be thy special beloved. -- The Imitation Carol Gehrman and DeAnna Chase admire the symbols of the Holy Mass as Bill Worth and Mary Charlene Johnson discuss fine points in the texx. eh RIGHT: Tony Mohatt points out an interesting religious theme to fellow classmates in Room 11A. LEFT: Dennis Stolinski expolmds the beauties of the Ten Commandments in Sister Mary A gnes' class- -11B.