Southeast Catholic High School - Crystal Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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X. Top: Frater Martin pauses for a glimpse out of the window. He is new on the faculty this year. Middle: A lover of Shakespeare is Father Millay. His classes know it. Bottom: Frater Alfred turns to his album for a laugh. Fresh- men know him as the Latin teacher. Vx Frater Herbert is almost ready for another game. His Latin classes get a lot of homework. This is about all we see of Mr. Collins, when we peek into the second floor office. When we see a flash, we look for Father Schmidt and his camera. Art and photogra' phy go together. Ceiling Zero 1 the Senior Class play-brings a smile to Prater Francis. Father Le Mieux inspects all of the boys' models. He teaches Physics and is inter- ested in Radio. Father Resch gets some of his jokes from the library, hut not all. He is tho school treasurer and librarian.

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'lr tellche rs Top: Biology fascinates F a t h e r Micke. He spends many hours feeding and observing his specimens. Middle: Father Zelinske can be serious too. especially toward the end of a basketball season. Bottom: Many times during a game we have seen Mr. McGarry just like this. Southeast C a t h o l i c High School, Freshman Hall . . . Father Rondou speaking. He is head of the Guidance Board. Higher mathematics present some i n t r i c a t e problems. Father Wieber is doing grad- uate work this year. Another Confucius says is about to spring from Frater Edward. Father Fieder is almost as in- terested in Ellery Queen as he is in the classics. Yes, some of the national prob' lems are weighty even for our expert, Father Hockers. It must be a pipe, which has attracted Frater Guy. He does graduate work during the summer vacation.

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M .rf ,f ' Top: We see the stern face of Mr. O'Hara every Clay during gym classes. He is Fresh- man Coach. Nliddle: Frater james likes to take pic- tures, hut something seems to have gone wrong. Mr. Melick is so punctual that we are sure to get a free day the day he comes late. n'0!lment ii' ' 913 Father McDonnell always has a smile for boys . . . even in the jug, Frater Ronald always wears a smile. He is a thinker and student. A ball, whistle, and Father Blecha mean intramural bas- ketball. Menxbers of the faculty sang for the Mass at the opening of school in September. The new band director, Mr. Neubert plays too-the trum- pet, piano, violin-maybe others too. Father Demerath always has that twinkling smile. He is studying for his masts-r's de- gree. 1. 2