Northeast Catholic High School - Falcon Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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l I K 609 THE COKE MACHINE usually finds the faculty and students dis- cussing the lighter problems of the day. Here we begin to realize that they were once our age and on our side of the desk. In any important vocation there are always apprentices, and for the highest possible vo- cation, that of the priesthood, the scholastics are the hope for the future. Devoting their lives to God, the Misters at North have be- come a symbol of prospective priests. Al- though they are involved in their own studies for the priesthood, they have always been willing to help us, both in and out of the classroom. lt is precisely this-the willing- ness to help-the desire to pitch in and do whatever they could for us, that we shall remember and try to imitate. ONE OF THE MOST TIME CONSUMING and important tasks is that of the Registrar. Father McMenamin and Mister Elsesser have undertaken this position which involves the recording of student registration and calculation of quintile ratings. Mister Elsesser is shown processing transcripts which are so valuable to all of us. FATHER EDMOND STOUT Biology FATHER HUBERT WETZLER German, latin FATHER JOHN TYE National Problems, Department Head, French, Alumni Moder- ator REV. MR. ALFRED DURANT General Science

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FSAILESIANL PIRIT. FATHER JOHN McNALLY National Problems, Business 'R law, Assistant Athletic Director FATHER JOHN McMENAMlN English, Religion, Registrar FATHER THOMAS RUSH FATHER THOMAS PALKO English, Moderator of Band- Geometry, Baseball Coach, Di- Dramatics rector of Activities, Sophomore Moderator FATHER JOHN MOLNAR Mathematics, Physics, Chess Club Moderator, Glee Club Moderator ' V, V FATHER GERARD SCHUBERT English, Assistant Dramatics Moderator ' Q , L- f V FATHER JOHN NEES Latin, Bookstore FATHER CHARLES SEXTON World History

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tE21tiLt1ina2iifs1 . rm, ,.. is . , 26 AFTER A LONG DAY Mr. -Molloy takes a short cut enioyed only by our Oblates. The bridge, which solves much of the faculty's travel problems, connects the second floor of the school with the faculty house. Besides saving steps, the bridge provides a strategic view of who leaves school with how many books. REV. MR. FRANCIS FROST REV. MR. ANTHONY LARRY REV- MR- RICHARD I-UYSTER Business Arithmetic, Practical Algebra, Practical Mathematics, Wflfld l liSf0fY, Engliili Mathematics, Assistant Moder- Sacristans ator Mission Club, Latin REV. MR. WILLIAM ELSESSER Registrar, Religion, English