Joliet Catholic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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REV. SHANE D. TAHNEY, O. Carm Principal Joliet Catholic High School

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7 3-0697 6.49 Canmautta Fatt-tees TELEPHONE '7 -Z at -33 NORTH BROP-DNN PM Jot.te1,tt.t.tNot9 My dear seniotsa You may havehad many purposes in coming to Soiiet Cathoiic High Schooi, and you ptobabiy iuiiiiied themz you may have piay ed iootbaii, goii ot the ttomboneg you may have sung in the chotus ot competed in the puhiic speaising contests. These ac- tivities aii have their piace hete. Outing yout ioux years, how ev et, one uniiying put- pose oi the sohooi shouid have ctystaiiized in your mind, a purpose, which, it is ttue, inciuded aii the exciting moments oi the past iew yeats and yet one to which ev ety- thing eise was subotdinate. 'Yhete ate many deiinitions oi putpose io: a schooi. A good one isa to bting un- iotmed, immatute minds into contact with expetienced, weii-dev eioped minds that wiii inspite initiative and eiiott. A student must wish to ieam, to deveiop. i-ie must 'oe cutious and eaget and setious about it. Especiaiiy in these ctitioai times, when educated petsons ate so despetateiy needed. the ptocess oi education texxuites time and wotis and sttiving. 'Yhat wiii be ttue oi aimost anything you do in iiie. 'font teachets at Soiiet Cath- oiic hope that you have ieatned these impottant iessons. 'Ne have ttied to unsettie your minds, widen your hotimons, iniiame yout inteiiects. Aii this with the Band oi 60d and the Bteath oi the i-ioiy Spitit guiding you and us. Again. this is me pattetn which yout iives shouid ioiiow hom now on-. measute any achievement 'oy you: tev et- ence tot aii things iust and motai, aii things saoted and hoiy . Ove heattening thing about teaching is that a teachet aiiects etetnityt he can nev et teii whete his iniiuence stops. iknow inat no matte: how ia: you ttav ei, on what- iiie wotis you engage in, out thoufgits and hopes and pray ets wiii ioiiow you. As att oi us remains with you and a part oi you temains with us. Remem tayets. may 60d and Out Lady oi Mount Catmei be with EN 61 an aiumnus, a p bet out wotk hete in your p ou aiw ays . Um.

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FR. DeSALES SNYDER, O. Carm. The Superior of St. Elias Priory is Fr. DeSales, Along with his duties as prior, he teaches freshman English and is in charge of the Joliet Catholic Alumni. 55 Vx sw FR. COLMAN WALSH, O. Carm. Dean of Students and head of the Stu- dent Council, Fr. Colman also teaches Latin ll, Ill and IV. FR. CASMIR ZIELINSKI, O. Carm. Fr. Casmir is director of Religion and counsellor of the students. He is also senior religion teacher. 8 X yhove been 10 2 .qv Solo S 'O '0o '11- X, to 6 .417 , re c-SCL 1' 1 Q 0 X f ,be R Yxos l0rd God 0 ADMINISTRATION FR. REGIS DONEHUE, O. Carm. Sub-prior of St. Elias Priory, Fr. Regis is also the head of the English Depart- ment. His duties include that of senior English teacher and supervisor of the ln- tramural Bowling League. FR. THADDEUS O'BRlEN, O. Carm. This year's new vice-principal is in charge of studies and the moderator of the school chorus. He also teaches music appreciation and Religion and finds time to moderate the Teenage Workshop and the soph Y.C.S. FR. CARMEL SMITH, O. Carm. Fr. Carmel, athletic moderator at the Hill, teaches Algebra lll. He is also mod- erator of the Hilltop Club and the school book store. -'- aim? FR. BENNET J. CANARY, FR. CAREY J. BOHAN, O. Carm. O. Carm. Fr. Bennet is the director of the coun- Fr. Carey directs the finances of the selling program and teaches fourth year school while teaching iunior religion and religion. coaching the track team.