Fenwick High School - Blackfriars Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

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R V. R. I. TUCKER, O.P., B.S. REV. J. A. MURTAUGH. O.P., B.A. Physics and Mechanical Drawin 1' REV' J' M- NUGENT- 0-P-1 M-A L' Business Law, Economic Geography, Latin and Religion E H has been accorded the high position it deserves among the required courses of study. It is only by a thorough knowledge and appreciation of the mother tongue that one is able to enjoy full sucecss in life. Reading inabil- ity is the cause of many failures. Therefore, besides the customary classes in grammar and in American and English literature, remedial read- ing classes have been organized that reading difficulties may be diagnosed and overcome. REV. G. G. CONWAY, O.P., B.A. REV. E. L. SKELLY, 0.P., Mathematics and Public Speaking History and English REV. NV. D. VAN ROOY, 0.P., M.A English and Journalism REV. J. D. MALONE, O.P., M.A. Economics, Civics and Religion Page Thirteen

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REV. V. S. FELTROP, O.P., M.A. German, Latin, and Religion THE FAC LTY REV. R. B. CONNOLLY, O.P., M.A. REV. J. S. KENNEDY, O.P., MA General Science and Religion Latin must ever hold the first place in Catholic education since the Whole work of education is intimately and necessarily con- nected vvith the pursuit of the last end of man. At Fenwick the student lives and breathes in an atmosphere thoroughly Catholic. Religious teach- ers instruct him, zealous priests minister to his spiritual needs, and a devoted Catholic lay faculty supervises his play and leisure moments. REV. L. E. NUGENT, O.P., M.A. REV. C. B. MORRISON, O.P., M.A. Director of Religious Activities, REV. Ev A. MQDERMOTT OAP' MA Chemistry and Geometry Spanish, and English French and English , , x'-w,.,.Wm Page Twelve

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X. REV. C. A. CAROSELLA, O.P., Ed. M, REV, M. A, KAVANAUGH QP. B-A. REV. F. J. BARTH, O.P., B.A. Mathematics Vocational Counsejol. ' Religion American History LA spoken and Written, is mankind's most valuable asset. In order to enjoy the World's great literatures it is profitable to be familiar with the tongues in which they are written. In this day of radio when all languages cry for audience in our homes it is the proud boast of Fenwick that she is equipped to teach not only the modern languages of French, Ger- man, and Spanish but the classical languages as . Well. REV. J. A. SIMONES, O.P., B.A. Latin and Director of Music REV. J. J. MADRICK, O.P., B.A. General Science, Religion, and Director of Dramatics REV. C. M. FISHER, O.P., B.A. REV. E. C. LILLIE, O.P., M.A Mathematics Er1g1iSh fwf Poge Fourteen W