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Administration corsmwuro f Z, Z X, Mr. Daniel A. Rood Registrar During the thirteen years Mr. Daniel A. Rood has been at Power he has served as both teacher and Registrar. In the class- room the subjects of French, Biology and Algebra have been en- livened by virtue of his genial personality. Having been granted his baccalaureate degree from the New York State Teachers Col- lege in Albany, he has taught in St. Cecilia's and Sacred Heart. More memories are enkindled in the hearts of alumni when they return to the Academy by the familiar figure of Mr. Rood than by anything else at Power. The future graduates hope he'll be on hand to greet them should they have occasion to return here. Rev. Bro. Stephen C. Murphy Treasurer Brother Stephen C. Murphy, who has made the Academy the locale of his endeavors for the last six years, is at the present engaged in the instruction of Religion to first and second years. Brother holds a Bachelors and a Masters Degree in Arts from St. Mary's College in Halifax. The main duty of Brother at Power is to accept the student's tuition. Perhaps the most widely traveled Brother, he has seen Ireland, his birthplace, and Canada and Newfoundland where he taught in all the Brother's institu- tions. Brother has deservedly received the admiration of all with whom he has been associated. May he spend many years here. iq Rev. Bro. Thomas V. Ryan School Bursar Located on the second floor of the academy, the bursar's office is the extremely important hub of the financial affairs of the school. These daily monetary problems and commitments are under the very able pilotship of Brother Thomas V. Ryan, school bursar. While Brother is laden with the daily pecuniary business that necessitates much time, he also maintains a full academic schedule. Religion and English, which he imparts to the juniors and seniors, comprise a major portion of his teaching roster. Coming from many and varied schools in Newfoundland, this is the ninth year that Power has enjoyed his distinguished service. .few Mrs. Beatrice Davis A Secretary . The secretarial tasks of Power are important spokes in the aca- demic and complex wheel that turns with precision the scholastic workings of the academy. As Bro. Pakenhams secretary, Mrs. Beatrice Davis handles this job with the utmost competence and poise. A graduate of Walton High School and the Bird School of Business, Mrs. Davis was employed by an electrical company be- fore joining the staff of Power. With the administration of her secretarial duties and the added task of housewife and mother, Mrs. Davis enjoys her leisure time in relaxation or recreation in the field of bowling or in the Hi-Fi world of recorded music.
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Faculty corsirmuso :-ei..f'9'-X '-'Wk .. W4 .xx - e. , MR. YVILLIAM T. BORTMAN Assistant musical director of the school band. Has studied at the New York Institute of Musical Art. Has been at the Academy for six years. BRO. PHILIP S. CONSIDINE Religion, Biology, General Science, Moderator of the Freshmen Bowling team and the Swimming team. Brother is an alumnus of Power Memorial. X. BRO. WILLLAM V. DENNEHY Religion, French. Algebra. ,Moderator of Glee Club and Poster Club. Taught previously in British Columbia. ln his first year at Power Memorial i 1 K. V MR. EDMOND I. BURNS Algebra, Coach of Basketball and Baseball, Director of the Physical Training program at the Academy. He has been teaching here eleven years. f-x.:1,-' ',. K f . LW, MR. ALBERT L. CASSEDAY Musical director and instructor in the theory of music. Studied at the Baylor University's Institute of Musi- cal Art. In seventh year at Power. tv ,f '3 x X J ' 'ff x ' X s v' 1-. MR. GERALD I. DeBONA Biology, General Science, Social Studies. Received his BS. from Iona and served in the navy before coming here. His first year at Power. 4 .K KAN rf w 5 . W 56' t 3 BRO. HAROLD M. DELANEY Religion, Business Law, Business Math., Algebra, Band Moderator. Bro. holds an M.A. from Fordham. He is concluding his fifth year at Power .Ji- J -O H iibfi 'Fun BRO. CHARLES A. CONEFREY Religion, Latin, French, English, Moderator of the Purple and Gold. Bro. received his MA. degree from St. John's. Second term in Power. ,,- pay I W, Af . Y . , Y!! xxlfl. '.'t.vvl f 'iw 1 , x,, f Rx., QB MB. ARLIAND DelNL-KTTEO Spanish, World History, Typing, Eng- lish. Mr, DeMatteo B a graduate of N.Y.U. and Fordham School of Ed- ucation. His second year at Power. THE RUDIMENTS OF GEOMETRY ARE PRECISELY INTERPRETED BY THE POWER TEACHING STAFF 22
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