Northeast Catholic High School - Falcon Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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All activities are under the direction of Father Rush. His energy, interest and zeal are particularly manifest in our super colossal stage productions and gigantic bond sales. The Ololotes ot St. Francis de Soles were founded by the Abbe Louis Brisson ot Sl. Bernord's College ol Troyes, Fronce, in the yeor l869, A spirituol revelolion lrorn God convinced the holy rnon ol the need ol the Foundotion. The religious persecution in France wos the sporlc thot inllomed the Order ond sent its flames reoching into America, where it set- tled in Wilmingtrun, Delaware, There it iounded Solnsionum. The first Arnericon to ioin the Qrder wos the Very Reverend J, Francis Tucker. Since then it hos prospered considerably. Besides Soleaionurn and Northeast Catholic, the Qblote Fothers are stationed ot Central Catholic High, in Toledo, Ohio. Fiiteen of our former teachers are now serving our country. Cl our present locully 52 ore groduoles ol North. Wherever they go, they corry with them their ideol: that ol bringing people ever closer to God. Lynn, Hemighaus, Hughes, Connolly, O'Neill, Leonard, Sexton, Dunn At the annual retreat held at Malvern, 93 ot our Oblofe Fathers made up this impressive group. Lett to iight, they are: front row: Fathers Butler Russell McCoy, Lawless, Tucker, Jacquier, Fox, Mahoney, Creswell: second row Fathers Bradley, Henley, O'Neill, Knebels, Kinniry, McNally, Godley, Dougherty Mc Goldriclr, Stahl, Cutter, McKone, Bro. Edward, Kelleher, Lynch: third row Fathers Wisniewslni, McShea, O'Donnell, Flynn, Toy, O'Connell, Fleclsteiner Keeley, Palmer, Smith, Martin, Walsh, Shugrue, Lemon, Buckley, Fuqua Bygott Naulty, Dooling, Carney, McGinley, Herlrert, Mullen, fourth row: Fathers Appell McCarthy, Bro. William, Kelly, Bro. George, Duffield, Wetzel, Wharton Corcoran Cutrona, Mahoney, Eisenbarth, Kennedy, McCarthy, Ward, Brennan Kenny Stout, Furphy, Freiler, Paul, Reidy, McKenty, Brand, fifth row: Fathers Donahue Kelly, Coyle, Gaffney, Rush, Gaftigon, O'Connor, McManus, Ward Munich

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