Salesianum School - Salesian Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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lux. . 'hu REV. CHARLES J. BOYLE REV. THOMAS J. HOPKINS Religion Religion OUR TEACHERS . . . History or Math-English or Physics . . . it didn't matter what the subject was: the method was the same: a workmanlike effort to clarify the material and then keep after us until the knowledge was instilled into our sometimes unretentive minds. Our Oblate Teachers are not Prussian Task Masters . . . neither is their kind attention to be misinterpreted as a sure thing -more than one of us can prove this. The class work improved our minds and discipline imparted taught us a more important lessonhthe importance of offering willing service in all our undertakings. These things we were taught by the Oblates . . . Our Teachers. -3. 1 I he 'WS eavflexls

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I I .JL E QR REV. JAMES C. DONAHUE REV. JOHN T. DOYLE ,J REV- ROBERT D- KENNEY L f' Ph ' Mathematics a m 1' xx yszcs 1 B L-17 MA , X, -1 M M 46,1 3 t REV. ROBERT D. REV. JOHN T. SPRAGG V. A r - ASHENBRENNER Bwlogy Y X ' Mathematics B REV. JOSEPH A. CONNOLLY REV. JOSEPH C. GONTEK Religion Typing

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X is, 'R' f -J REV. AMANDUS HILLMANN MR. KAROL L. PORZUCZEK Biology Mathematics with 2 it X OUR FRIENDS . . . Sometimes it was an ordinary Hello as we passed in the corridor or a thoughtful inquiry about our state of health: at other times this warm quality of friendship was shown by talking to us about our interests-hunting, sports. dances and Lodge Meetings. No matter how the friendliness was expressed, there it was for all to see. How fortunate we seniors are to have known the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales . . . whose priesthood we respect, whose teaching we appreciate, whose friendship we cherish! I4 C' wb- MR. RICHARD T. REECE Social Studies UW glflliiflfb' IN THE FACULTY ROOM between classes. Father Ryan takes time out to catch up on his reading. MR. CHARLES J. NORMAN English fl S