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

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AND D6'lf07l0N MR. EDMUND ARMSTRONG MR. GERALD CULLEN English English, Remedial Reading r .-f lp .. ' 2 -: ,34Q!- . 521' .f . , . 1 A 1 - s. - R ' f ' ia 5 MR. JOHN FITZGERALD MR. ROBERT FITZSIMMONS MR. THOMAS FORKIN Nurse History Algebra, English UU' Fv4L'l!l7,V We will always be indebted to our Lay- teachers for their patience and untiring efforts in and out of the classroom. These men work hand in hand with the Oblate Fathers endeavor- ing to instill in us a love of God and neighbor. Their high moral standards and leadership have made a lasting impression upon us. Thanks to their never-ending zeal as teachers and Catholic men, we shall leave North Catholic prepared to face the difTiculties of the world. L2 A V' rwlaffrww-.fvfwg . - af., ,waqgwv ' f Q 1 uit 2 V , X .ik.e.14 f. ' ' 'ii' ' . r- 1 f , 1. , . rw 121 .5 YP+'5f22:f'-sim-r'. -'r' v.-1 iff' . sw. , '. ffffiil,-'.L si . Qkvfig --iid-.FT ' fl E:-5-he L. ,wifi MR. THOMAS HAYES English at - 1. ',,iih.-- .- gf N 1 ff. LJ, .. . f-LM: , 2 3513 NV. , m:..,rf,-215142,-, My . ' wir 'i.'a 'a - '-'uw' -.:' ,: d':1 MR. JOHN FRIEL latin ef 4 5fi'iif33v1z:kz!1ii 1.1 I ' fi'ii2Q'- Q 1 Q ? 1 'iv Q56 5 Q 35 . me , Q ,. K 5533 is Q gm 1 . ,. Q 7 2, sf g fwefs -- ,. ., . ,.,,,,, M,g1..., - we ,sie ' Z vwfwm zsw .4 sages -K 1 V fs, - W ga-s --,,a.:zg, ' fi' .1 ,. -1 - ,,,,,.., 0 1, el r ' ig Q Y- 1' ss H MR. ROBERT LARKIN History, Football Coach

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11..a-ry-s.1-s- -ff-N: . . . I I j E m 'AL -X A1, : K E ri sl llN5'flFl5fi zmz . . . 3. 5 V- ,L The rigorous task of correcting Junior Religion notebooks is undertaken by a deter- , ,X mined Fr. Francis Gross. tl .x f Our Oblate Brothers have worked diligently throughout the ,gf school trying to instill in us the spirit of Saint Francis De Sales. ' Their duties range from teaching in the laboratories and class- rooms to managing the aFfairs of the kitchen. Although their activities encounter many hours of the day, they are always willing to give us a helping hand. North Catholic will always be thankful for the untiring work of the Brothers. ,,. BRO TMFRS' REV. BRO. FREDERICK CHIAPPONE REV. BRO. ARTHUR KERNS REV. BRO. NEIL McMENAMIN Chemistry Physics, Radio Library

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A familiar landmark-the cage. Situ- ated in the locker room the cage is visited by those who wish to purchase P.T.C. tokens on Monday mornings as well as tickets for all sports and social events. A teacher's work is never done. During their free time, Mr. Larkin and Mr. O'Meara discuss the marking of iest papers, They appear to be amused by some of the answers. MR. PHILIP LOOBY ,W-Q lntramural Athletics MR. DAVID LOSCALZO MR. JOHN LOUGHERY English, Music, Dramatics English MR. JOSEPH MAHER MR. ANTHONY MARCHIONE MR. MICHAEL O'MEARA MR. VITO PARISI History Music National Problems Music