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

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+-msgs ,gif an-1-f ' -M...-ur Many long-tenure teachers are on the school's faculty. Mr. Lawless came as coach in 1929. Father Tucker, the dean of the staff, began teaching here in 1930, Father Conway started in 1931, Father Van Rooy, who came in 1931, spent two years C34 and '351 at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. O'Brien was graduate football manager in '34 and began as trainer in 1935. Father Malone ranks next 119351, then THERE GO THE TREES in the back yard to make room for a playground. Father Gambro gets the help of J. Blattner and J. Buczynski. Page I2 Rev. R. l. TUCKER, OP., A.B., B.S.p physics. Rev. W. D. VAN ROOY, O.P., M.A., English I, IV, Blackfriars moderator. Rev. G. G. CONWAY, O.P., M.A., algebra, advanced algebra, solid geometry, trigonom- etryg debating, bookstore, St. Thomas Sym- posium. Rev. J. D. MALONE, O.P., M.A.p economics, sociology, civics, Amateur Night moderator. Rev. J. C. DELLA PENTA, O.P., S.T.l.r., Ph.D.7 philosophy at De Paul U., chaplain Oak Park Knights of Columbus. Rev. J. W. REGAN, O.P., M.A., religion IV, priory sacristan. Rev. J. J. MADRICK, O.P., M.A.p geometry, advanced algebra, golf moderator. V. Rev. C. M. FISHER, O.P., M.A.5 chemistry, subprior. Rev. A. J. McINERNEY, O.P., M.A., philo- sophy at De Paul U., National Spiritual Ad- viser Phi Kappa Theta. Rev. E. M. McGOWAN, O.P., M.A.g algebra, advanced algebra, solid geometry, trigonom- erty, refreshment stand, New World Drive. Rev. W. H. ALBERTSON, O.P., A.B., coun- selor, regional chaplain of Boy Scouts of America. Rev. T. A. DYMEK, O.P., M.A., English ll, sophomore section dean, Hobby Club modera- tor. an . X .gy 'U ,Qu 1 ,NL 'Q ,V 7 fbi'-1 'kgw fw . ' rf . 1 .15 1 5 if l 4 ' 44 f- .-4 9 :gil

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REVEREND JOHN FRANCIS JACOBS, O.P., Ph.Lic,, B.M.E., Director of Studies. Class schedules are prepared in the ottice of the Direc- tor of Studies. Father Jacobs then must see that the assigned schedules are enforced, keep a record of the students' grades, exhort and encour- age study, assign teachers to specific classes, schedule special examinations, explain to parents and students what is required for college entrance, and suggest to parents what courses would be best. The students who have difficulties with studies know Father Jacobs best. And it seems, too, that the comfortable chairs outside Father's office are al- ways kept warm by students who wait anxiously to see him. Rules are made to be broken, according to an old saying. But that is not Father Rear- don's idea ot discipline. Under the law all men are equal, and all Fenwick men come under the law. Father's name coniures up hundreds of associations: neckties, long sleeves, short haircuts, lost books, thermom- eters, auto parking, combination locks, friendly taps, late slips, and the inevitable JUG lsocial adiustmentl. But Father Reardon understands the students. He cheers with them at sports events, conducts pep rallies, manages the homecoming parade, sees that the sick are properly cared tor. Appreciation ot the disciplinar- ian indeed swells when we think what would happen if he were not around at all. REVEREND JOHN l. REARDON, O.P,, Ph.l.ic., Director of Discipline. Page ll

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Rev E M ROBINSON O physlcs Raduo Club V Rev .I N MORGENTHALER OP lotln IV prlor v D H En IS oruentatuon assnstant Band moderator fresh man class moderator Rev R A ZARLENGA OP STlr STD FAM art Rev R F LARCHER OP STlr MS PhD phrlo ophy at De Paul U procurator coun selor Rv J I HREN OP MA Latm III or an :st Glee Club moderator Mozarteum director Gregoruan cholr durector Rev J W SHERMAN OP AB PhB hgnon Il Rlfle Club instructor IV Mothers Club moderator Rev M R DOOLEY OP PhB rellqlon ll III Fathers Club moderator Bulldlng Fund dnrector ev M .I WHALEN OP BA English I IV lournallsm Wnclm moderator Rev N R ASHENBRENER OP MA PII llc German Band moderator Rev J H DETERMAN O P M A Ph llc algebra Religion Ill physucs orlentatlon sophomore class moderator Flrst lay Instructor came In autumn 1949 Father Fusher 119371 Father McGowan 119385 Father Madrlck 11939 and 19401 taught elsewhere untll has re turn m 1949 Fathers Regan Dymek Fusher and Mor genthaler 119425 Father Robinson 119451 Father Hren 119491 Father Dooley and Mrs Jaeger 119501 and Father Whalen and Mr Polk 119511 Uhe faculty photographs In thus book are not arranged alphabetically because ut ns a long establnshed Dom n :can custom to use the order of rellguon ue llstxng ac Page cordmg to the length of tume spent nn the Domnmcan Order snnce taknng the vows The lay teachers are lnsted accordung to length of tnme teachung here 1 The faculty was composed of clerncs exclusnvely untnl 1949 when Mr G E Cuny accepted an assugnment to teach history and economlc geography Mr Polk 1951 ns now dean of the lay nnstructors although Mass Sumones has been lnbraruan tor f1fteen years havnng come here un February 1944 13 . . . , .P., M.A., M.S.p I . . . . , . .3 A.B.7 I Re . . D. SMIT , O.P.g M.A.g gl' h I, E, : , - if . . . , . ., . . ., . . ., ' . . . , . ., . . ., . ., . .1 e . . . , . ., . .7 ' 5 g - . . . , . ., . ., . .5 re- Rev. W. H. BRENDA, 0.P., Ph.B.p religion Ill, I. . .I , . ., ,. .,. ' . , X I N R . . . , . ., . .7 ' ll, O . . I 5 I . . . . . I I r 1 I r ' I I . ' I I . . . 2 - I ' , . . . n n ' . D I I I . . . . i - - - I - . . . I .I .I . . I I l