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

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aculfy f OUT 0.S.f.S. f0blafes of SK Francik de Salesj EDUCATION is the formation of a gentleman, a man who gives no offense, it is the maturing of the boy into the zenith of manhood . . . When we entered North we were but empty shells of empty hearted men . . . and we had to be filled to satisfy the desires of our nature . . . We began to feel the strength of God being established in our character. We needed these men of God, these Oblates, these teachers . . . They knew long months before that the third declension and the binomial theorem would get no further than the pages of our text books . . . and yet they were determined that we must be taught . . . They taught us more than the printed words. They showed us how to live . . . both during school hours and during the more pleasant after hours . . . So taught we were, and taught we will remain, if they can look upon our backs and say, There goes a man.

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THE FACULTY MEETINGS have long been an intimate segment in the administration of our education. Anxiously awaiting the bell we can enioy an early dismissal, but our teachers' frantic efforts to get a little more knowledge in our heads is heightened as they go to their departmental meetings. After these sep- arate sessions, the entire faculty meets in the auditorium for vaster measures of integration. :iiN- MN gr. 55-.' 'nf af' ,fp s 7 fx 'uf -1---I-A Q., 1 X Y 1 i.- 'T if 'vn- rg, sian'