Dominican Academy - Dominilog Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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REVEREND EDWARD GORMAN, M.A. SUPERINTENDENT OF DIOCESAN SCHOOLS Our Diocesan Superintendent of Schools has zeal- ously striven to uphold the high standard of the schools under his jurisdiction. With patience and foresight, Father Gorman has developed a highly effective curriculum of studies. His friendly interest in DA., his generous words of praise when he as- sisted at our activities and his many other acts of kindness will be among the cherished memories of our school years. K ---1 'A LE TRES REVEREND PERE ANTOINE M. LANOUE, O.P. PRIEUR DES DOMINICIANS La parole ebranle, lexemple entrainef' Lexemple, c'est le vehicule du Tres Reverend Pere Prieur, quand le tact ou l'Z1-propos lui demandent dillustrer le theme de notre Annuaire: LAFFABILITE. Thomiste en esprit et en verite il n'a d'autres procedes, dans tous les problemes qui se posent I1 sa discretion, que ceux qu'inspirent la civilite, lurbanite, la plus exquise politesse.

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Gp ' E 5515 Jkuspicc 'mana ar a HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JAMES L. CONNOLLY, DD., Ph.D. BISHOP OF FALL RIVER We are deeply and humbly grateful to His Ex- cellency, Bishop Connolly, for the fatherly interest he has shown in the youth of our diocese since he became our Bishop, His inspiring words are a chal- lenge to us to live to the fullest the Christian faith that is our proud heritage. We thank His Excellency for honoring us by his presence at our graduation. Receiving our diploma from the hand of our Bishop gives it an added value and makes our graduation day all the more mem- orable. 8

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REVEREND TERENCE j. SULLIVAN, O.P. We have been proud and grateful to have a Professor of Theology from Providence Col- lege for monthly religious instructions again this year. Father Sullivan came the first Tues- day afternoon of each month to teach juniors and seniors. His keen sense of humor and ready wit have made his religion classes a pleasure, while his clear and vivid explanations of im- portant problems have been an inspiring force in making school life profitable and memorable. He has also given us much practical help in making the transition from school life to adult life. 11lls....-Q4 if REVEREND ANTHONY A. JURGELAITIS, O.P. Father Jurgelaitas, also from Providence Col- lege, taught sophomores and freshmen each first Tuesday afternoon and won top rating from them this year, his first in D.A. His friendliness and kindness appealed to the stu- dents and made them anticipate those Tuesday afternoon instructions. He was always willing and able to give advice to those who asked for it. Among the topics of his lessons, one of the most popular was his clear explanation of the ceremonies of the Mass.