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

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RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD M. REILLY, J.C.D. Superintendeni of Philadelphia Archdioceson Schools EDUCATIO F YOUTH RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN J. GRAHAM, Ph.D. Superinlenden? of Special Schools

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THE MOST REVEREND CLETUS J. BENJAMIN, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia ADMI ISTRATORS THEIR CONCER THE MOST REVEREND FRANCIS J. FUREY, D.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia

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RECENTLY CHOSEN AS SUPERIOR of all Oblates in America, Father Conmy has already contributed much to North Catholic. Father, who was cl member of North Catholic's first graduating class, has always been an active alumnus. After entering the Oblates Fr. Conmy studied both in Europe and in Washington, D. C., however, when Father's name is mentioned there is only one place of which an Oblate thinks-Maryland. Yes, the Oblate Novitiate at Childs and Fr. Conmy have been synonymous over the years. His role there has been one of the most important in the Oblates, affecting not only the priests and seminarians themselves but thousands of their students as well. Often we have heard of the Salesian spirit, the Salesian ideal. It is difficult if not impossible to put into words. Yet that was Fr. Conmy's iob for many years. How well he succeeded by word and example is easily seen in the Oblates' great growth here in this country. Fr. Conmy gave the Salesian spirit to the Oblates, he started the pro- gram that affects every boy in an Oblate school, every parishioner hear- ing an Oblate sermon, every person who meets an Oblate. To continue this work even more effectively, Father was made Provincial of the American Province. For this we offer our congratulations and our prayers-that his influence will spread even further-bringing men to God in the Salesian Way. OBLATE UPERIORS