Notre Dame Academy - Tower Memories Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban, S.T.D. ?Zwalzdiizae On January 21, 1943, Bishop Hobon become a new and true cog in Cleveland's wheel of Catholicism. Never an idle mo- ment has he known since his or- rival. Visiting schools, attend- ing and officiating at Church of- foirs, backing to the limit all patriotic drivesethese are but a few of his accomplishments dur- ing his short time here. The present has been filled with his achievements and the future is full of promise. We, here at Notre Dame, sin- cerely w e l c o m e you, Bishop Hobon, to our midst. We pledge our loyalty and support to you in whatever you may undertake. May the Lord in His Providence see fit to leave you with us for many years to come. H

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The Most Reverend Joseph Schrembs, S.T.D., LL.D. For many long, troubled years, Archbishop Schrembs has faith- fully ministered to the needs of his flock here in the Diocese of Cleveland. He has been recalled from death's door through the goodness of Christ, for he is in- dispensable to our community. Under his auspices the Catholic Universe Bulletin has become a thriving exponent of true Catho- lic philosophy. Under his in- spiring leadership Christian and non-Christicm have united. to drive immorality and sin from the home front. During the course of his stay in Cleveland, he has been friend and counsellor to many genero- tions. He has rendered spiritual guidance to those seeking it. His life has been one complete sacri- fice to Christ. It is our sincere hope, Arch- bishop Schrembs, that it is in the alI-wise plan of our Heavenly Father to keep you with us for some time yet.

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Sister Mary Agnes, S.N.D. Principal Those of us who have known Sister Mary Ralph have found in her model, comforter, and companion. The other students must for- give us Seniors if we claim her as our very own patron and pol. She has been so very much to all of useo friend never too busy to help, an adviser always sympathetic, an optimist who has never failed to laugh us through petty troubles and dark days. Each class of students has found in Sister Mary Ralph some very special trait to endear her to themeshe shares the Freshmon's sim- plicity, the Sophomore's blitheness, the Jun- ior's eagerness, the Senior's dignity. We will soon forget the pink tardy slips and the blue or white absence slips she passed out to us; we may even forget her illustrated auditorium talks and rhetorical questions. But we will never forget our friend, Sister Mary Ralph. on gut Do you want a gentle smile, a friendly greeting, or a few wise words of advice? If so, the person to see is Sister Mary Agnes. For three years she has been principal of Notre Dame and each of these years she has been everything we could ask for in o prin- cipal and friend. From Sophomore to Junior to Senior year, we've received the some loving guidance. Sister Mary Agnes also has done much to- ward furthering our motto of For God, Coun- try, and Notre Dame. Through her efforts we have joined the National Victory Corps and the Spiritual Victory Corps. Leaving Sister Mary Agnes is one of the sod aspects of graduation. Sister Mary Ralph, S.N.D. Assistant Principal uen