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

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'T' FATHER JOHN KINNIRY f FATHER CHARLES LaPENTA Religion Department Head Typing A familiar scene in our cafeteria is the bright red coke machine. During the day many boys gather here for a moment of relaxation, talking over the daily happen- ings of the classroom. Mr. David Hagan, our School Registrar, spends countless hours in the Record Room sending out transcripts and calculating the averages to determine our Quintile ratings. FATHER WlLl.ARD MAHONEY FATHER EDWARD McGINLEY FATHER RAYMOND MCKONE FATHER DANIEL MCLERNAN Religion, English Penna. History, National Problems Ef19lISl1 Algebfa A55'5lf nl Afhlehr D 'eCf0Y

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V w FATHER FRANCIS GROSS FATHER ROBERT l'llNDl.EY FATHER WILLIAM KEELEY FATHER FRANCIS KELLEHER Religion, V0CC'li0l'1 Dil'9Cl0f Religion, Latin, Stenography, Typing, Department Head, English, French Cross Country, Track Coach Business-Commercial FATHER JQHN KELLY FATHER VINCENT KENNY Chemistry, College Advisor Biol'-'SY' DePU'l'1'19 'l Head 2:45 Dismissal-After o short stop at the locker room, we headed home to rest before hitting the books , unless Father Walsh had other plans for our afternoon.

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Before and after classes, students of North visit the shrine of Our lady of Fatima. Because of the environments within our Oblate school, a deep love for The Blessed Virgin has been in- stilled in us. The sight of N. C. students praying before Our Lady's statue in the driveway is not unusual to the many people who pass by North every day. Our Lady's statue provides the first greeting to the students who enter school from the el or the 56 trolley. In 1949, the shrine to Our Lady of Fatima was erected by the Alumni Association as a memorial to those of our graduates who made the supreme sacrifice in World War Il. This grotto has always- been close to our hearts because of the faith of those men whom it represents. ,....A