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

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G rowlflg ' l Df- Wim. WHY? . . . This is ours and we will never let it go! This is our motto. What we have we shall hold! . . . Our spirit of loyalty and devotion to our teachers who have passed us this grand tradition . . . our feelings of love toward our school . . . a sense of striving and determination to remain the best . . . our Queen's princes . . . our edu- cation . . . our religious devel- opment . . . This is ours . . . l

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ff , egg 752 F' 'fix 3323. ' J .4 H haf mi , 4? Q V, ,. My .6 ,112 if W 5 WHERE? . . . The youthful and vigorous spirit of almost 4000 young Catholic gentlemen finds its way into our corri- dors and classrooms, on the stage, in the gym, around the track at Kensing- ton and Torresdale Avenues. The daily accompaniment of whistles, sounds of trolleys, els and trucks does not diminish the enthusiasm of youth. The neighbor- hood industry seems to add to the in- dustriousness of the lad from North. He is a part of them. They are a part of him. We are a part of North. WHO? FROM WHOM? . . The largest boys Catholic high in the world with a graduating class of 1075 unites with one heart and mind to make nt the best Of all nationalities we are truly Cath o IC and we are one In apprecua tion of our parents and our pastors who have made such a splendid opportunity for a Catholic education possible

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GENTLEMEN . . . The men of the Cardi- nal and White live the very ideals for which they stand . . . Not always honor men . . . Not always champions but always Catholic gentlemen . . . Our education consisted in rounding out the man entirely . . . ln church, in the class- room, on the playing field the North gentleman is easily recognized. It is our earnest prayer that thus we shall remain in the years to come. We shall meet again in eternity.