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

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FATHER OCONNELL PRINCIPAL lks over college plans w h M Sammon At thelr duties A Fenwlck graduate has a prtceless possessuon a Cathollc education of a superior academtc quallty It IS a reservolr from whtch he may endlessly draw to enrnch every day of hls Ivfe Treasure your Fen wuck educatton and use It Knowledge or educatuon IS a spurntual good personal perfectuon f a very hugh order lt development of a person s most noble power s mind A Catholnc educatlon an whtch relrgtous truths not only are taught formally but even per meate all other parts of the curriculum adds to the growth of the mund and serves to perfect and protect the other human power the wull the mann sprung of all human actnvtty Your Fenwuck educatuon us a Catholuc educatuon of an outstanding quallty Yet with four brlef years at our disposal It must be only a beglnnsng As you continue your educatnon In college and most of you will be attentnve to the need for that two fold development of mtnd and will which alone vlll re sult In the educated Catholic gentleman a Fenwtck Father O Connell O P FATHER JACOBS DIRECTOR OF STUDIES keeps a constant check on students scholasttc records lf you were an actor and nothing else the follow :ng would be a precise regulatvon to Itve by Sult the actnon to the word the word to the action that you o erstep not the modesty of nature lHamIet Act 3 Sc 23 Your Itfe IS not merely an act being ludged by God and your peers As Catholic young men your actions are not mere lmltatlons of nature but nature Itself unfolding under the tutelage of your entellect wall and emotions and In a partlcular way und r the dnrect and tmmeduate Influence of Gods holy grace which tempers the nnflux of temptatlon and rebellious passlon so you o erstep not the modesty of your human nature No one can control natures modesty an you but yourself and this by God s grace The law of God and nature ts to gulde you In harbortng thus mod sty of nature not to frustrate your nature Llve your Iufe then wrthln the confTnes of grace and nature and Whatsoever you do wall prosper IPs I 27 Father Reardon O P FATHER REARDON DIRECTOR OF DISCIPLINE gets better quasnted wnth R Hellmer ' , , ta 1 4' O I . . . . I B ' , o A . is a ' V- hi I I - - , , . graduate in the most perfect sense of the word. v I , . . , . - , . I . I . . S f I , - 4 . . . . e , , BC' Page T3

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These men oversee the school ,B 5 f f The Reverend John E. O'ConneII 0.P., S.T.Lr., M.A. The Reverend John Francis Jacobs, O.P., Ph.Lic., B.M.E., Director of Studies The Reverend John I. Reardon, O.P., Ph.Lic., Director of Discipline

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