St Josephs College High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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adam nw y. Qamq, s. g. fbean of .fbiwipfine To discharge a duly of thankless and praiseless measure, takes a man with a firm sense of value and lair play. Noi only has Father Gilvary achieved Ihis, bul has done so while gaining the highest regard of the students. Dispersing both justice and mercy in his headquarters on the Thompson Street corridor, Father Gilvary has admin- istered to the needs and deeds of all of us. Already his You owe me time has become a famous byword in these hallowed halls. Father entered the Society in I942. Before that he made his home in Pittston, Pa., where he attended Sl. John's. This energetic Father not only has shown an interest in scholastic endeavors but has lent his wholehearled support to sports in which he demands the highest qualify of sports- manship. By his friendly and helpful attitude toward the sludenls, Father has gained our utmost admiration and sincere friend- ship. DISCIPLINE , s,,1 4 Lett: . . . and I want to see you out there cheering! Bottom: Messrs. Hart, Athletic Di- rectorl, Donahoe, and Coster make plans for the forthcoming athletic events. , -E, xi, I , MF .---'lv'

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fleaeaeml ,ww 3. fmzm, s. y. down lo 'l'he Principal's Office. Thesel y, chills down ill? sgziriewisffffmi-,S+ he Prinffipal's ililgeabeing senl Sufireme cas? afilhe Rrepm We lhere is Somwwhvri,vifiwy bed he fnewwimipeir Fame' sriiile a goodawdaifillfoirfezveryfone hleffmeetsz' cz 'ff , Lewalfegyefarrie +9 usfafwmfff'-mnzagdf High in home fown. He firii, wenig. asjS Giuflefil, 'rbefn came back fdlso,4raugh+ in New Yoiilgyz war he served asfiapfzhaplloin foifffihree years. Then, afler fears in fhpyiorder, Falher Go clown fhe ffPrfifncipalfSfMOFFice! These was sen? 'ro S+. Joes, flfiizoulglfhe safely said +ha+ no sfudenl from +heWf?ZipsfFfi1'r1lpressionable freshman +o lhe presidenf of fhe school will deny +ha+ Fafher Lanahan is one of 'lhe mosr likeable lhe Prep has ever known. Reaeaemf 446001314 lucffeigfa, '7aea4wwL Preparations are made for an- other long day by our industri- ous Treasury Staff, lfrom leffl Miss Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Rooney Miss McNulty and Fr. McVeigh

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-. - ,. MQ... -,,, In 'I 7 Ma. Glaaalr-:4 Bonlnage Requiem When we, as frighfened Freshmen, loolc our firsf uncer- 'lain sleps inlo ihe Principals Office, any fears we may have had were immedialeiy dispelled by fhe friendly as- sisfance of Mr. Charles Bonhage. And now, though our steps info his office may be a bit bolder, that same guid- ing hand, friendly spiril, and unfiring efforl are ever ready lo help us lhrough our difficullies. Mr. Bonhage's unceasing foil and conlinued loyal+y have become as vilal +o lhe Prep as its very foundalion. And we, the seniors, wish lo exlend lo Mr. Bonhage our warmesl' 'ihanks and deep-set apprecialion for all lhal he has done lo make our four years ai ihe Prep memorable ones. REGISTRARS . . . and the class lists having S' been chosen by lot . . . MISS IRENE CONDRAN, Secretary to Registrar. r BROTHER PAUL F. BRENNAN, S.J., School and Parish Sacristan. BROTHER STANLEY C. LEIKUS, S.J., School and Parish Maintenance. BROTHER CHARLES T. MAHER, S.J., School and Parish Maintenance. T777 Q9