Southeast Catholic High School - Crystal Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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H CRYSTAL OUR SENIOR CLASS TEN YEARS FROM NOW HE Class of 31 returns to Southeast Cathaluc tor a reunron alter ten long years or have they been so lang? The former membe s ot the class return no longer as hIgh school boys but as men at the world How InterestIng It IS to renew old acauamtances who have mare or less changed wIth the passIng at years Here among our ha Ipy gatherrng we have doctors lawyers busrness men and what I at lhe honorary guests are Father Mcrfeough stIll Prtncrpal at Southeast fthe bo s ygpng let hIm got also Father Rondou and Father Becker tremembcr our Sentor ay 1 Arthur Bove our former class I resIdent now ceach at VIllanayo gate a welcom and then turned the meetIrg afer to Anthony l3lurdI ChaIrman at the attarr H has IUST returned tram Hollywood where he tInIshed hIs latest prcture llW whrch hr role as a camedran IS unexcelled What better master at ceremanIes could be chaser tor our meetIngP Wouldrtt It be nrce to know what he other members at the class OIC dorng at the present tIme9 SIITCC It would be lVllIDOSSllDlC' to n entIan all at them here arc lU t a lew ot' the most lllUlTWIltGlIl'lQ lIgures Ta lDGQIlW wIth M Chatrman tsttll w se crackrngt called an Doctor Straup to tell us just haw he Ol'lOllT6d such great success In the world at medIcIne ltut no long speeches are allowed so Honorable Judge C Moran perha Is thtnktng h IS In court yery polrtey Interrupts th doctor and hs speech thu IS brought to a close How can we mrss Mayor A Dt PIetra Bur bo ta us who has successtully e placed Mayor Wrlson yew Ill s ze MIke Maughan has a word tor hIm and that IS exercrse Ior lyIIIke talks tram ekpenence Need I t Il you lyftrke has Iust refereed the CllOlTTl3lOlWSl'lll bout betweer the great hmm Braddock and Al Ettorep lXlothI lg lS camt lele wtthout nIusIc and he re we hayt leo Guarraccnra lnow I a us as eanut lS swrn nan e Dlfl o and boy how he caII dIrect' There IS also Mr Conroy who has Iust returned tram Europe IIT hIs own yacht Hrs guests were Messrs Fynes and Gambone both Ph D s who have drscayered an orI HTG manuscnpt ll ont o Iceros 0VOlIOlWS er a orate It a Latrn Club Vyhat 5UeCC5S what honors what degrees telowmen hoye attarned our tht g tort e dtc tt s Ioh X IC l0l2 GAMEONE 3 HOMEWORK y ry rose has Its tworI each IC IS It at sorrow Caesar a lS rutus o student has hIs school work And It thIs be treason then l suppose It IS Fyer sInce the tIrs days at homo saprens or eyen betare homo was SODIGITS lIte has had llS lIttle tragedIes Its tl In the omtment But perhaps the tIrst IndIcatIon at the malor role school was to play In the annoyance ot the human race came when gt ot the stone age was made to swend two hours every nIght studyrng str I Wflllllg ThIs IS hIeroglyphIcs to mc thought UgI as he wrIthed SINCE then the torture at school wor4 has been cantInually nIagnIfIed untrl It has reached the stage It lS In today The elern wt at homework was probably Introduced late In th mIddle Ages when the lnsu sItIan tIrIng at Its racks wanted somethrng more ettectrye But adert as the lnaursr Ion was In ClGyl9lIWQ new tortures Its skull has been surpassed IO the WOFl4IlWQS or contemporary school teachers Penances Jugs tlunks all can be traced to the daIngs at these tyrants of educatIon Escape IS ImpassIble allIed wIth them IS the alIgarchIcal tew at the head at the goyernment who haye Iassed laws to ext rd thIs penad ot suttenng to the VI Irns srxteenth year ere IS no ate notlve yeryt lll lJOlftlS to VeVOll.lI n The cause but awaIts a capable leadc r And when It IS win and he despots guIllo Ined the world Vytll be a more I l asant I lece IIT WlhlICl1 to rye A D ALI ESANDPO I e . ' r f f ' l J I . l fl F T K I , I , I- e 1 . IF ' '. 4 s 'X , V X GI 'I I I T T V 1 r y 1 ' . 6 W I . . H y S . ' W I I V X + 1 , 3 ' 2 I I , we y fl s . , ll I ll T . A K s S . I g YVYY ' -L six ,I f e Q V ' I ' e, , 1 W u fy f J fs Q ' s I ' D' A j ' Iqiy I X X 'E In . we 'e I F , I I I I It :I II t HP wIth he , g lw d, th SI 1 f Jail, ' I E I I I g'- l I ' s ' W R t C 2 'S ' They Irttrrd t d I t the l ' Q I, I I I A, ' our of I I tellowfclassmates wha receIyed thetr lVTl'lIGl tralntrfa at Southeast Catholics Could any tl, n I lv ad 'Il 5 the' NaI mt IllQl e, 3 , E l I I .JI Ee, Ia ltI,t Ixytb' I- hdh'B r If n F V ull If l 11 If s y s I ,I - y I U ', I , sgv ' -I II ,I I .QI - H - I - I 11 I l A, , - I . - S, ,I II If . . S F y , . I I I I . X 1 J 4? K . gd II Il II T If II II I . I I. . l TI I . Y . l I A I I I-rl 1 F I- nf Q1 F V 1 'ct ' M Thr ' I r ' fr EI- Ih g C e to . e I ' . - I 'I C I , I C ' I' I It? I ' 'H ' l I I I W-Egirlr 2 3 7, Page EIghteen

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SENIOR HONOR ROLL year exams, For some they were merely an- other step in the stairway to graduation, but to others they were much more than a stepg they were auite a barrier, After they were over, there were sighs of relief, but like the scythe of death, these horrors cut our number lust enough to make some of us shudder, On two Sundays January 3l and February 7 our handsome Seniors permitted their il- lustrious personages to be photographed in all their charm and beauty both in cap and gown and street clothes. These shots were made at Zamsky Studios. The results were worthy to grace the halls of any art gallery It is interesting to note that the pictures of the Graduates in this book are in street clothes, a change over last year when the Seniors appeared in cap and gown Finally came the call which all our Thespi- ans were awaiting -the call tor tryouts for the Senior Class Play, Frater Simon, atter putting the candidates through their voice tests, picked the cream of the Senior dra- matic ability, The play, In the I:OOl's Etaublef' reauired seven main characters, and a large number of minor parts The men chosen for the main parts, were: Angelo Rainone, Andrea D'AngeIo, and William Fynes Now that we, the Seniors, have attained our long sought ambition to be graduates' A it is with a feeling ot gratitude that our thoughts turn to those marvelous persons who made our hopes come true, that is, our parents, our pastors, and the taculty Need- less to sa, we hold in our hearts the deepest sense ot appreciation tor them and a stead- fast and obstinate determination to succeed, tor we teel that this is the least we can do to show how thankful we really are WILLIAM FYNES ANDREA D'ANGELO WILLIAM FYNES EDWARD KISTNER JAMES MADISON MARTIN MANNION THE I937 SENIOR CLASS PLAY IN THE FO0L'S BAUBLE Left to Right-A. Ruinone as Le Feignontuj W. Fynes as King Rene g A. D'AngeIo as Count D'AngouIourd. FIRST HONORS WALTER BURKE FRANCIS CILIBERTI EUGENE GREEN THOMAS DOONER VICTOR GAMBONE JAMES GRAHAM RALPH BRESCIA ANTHONY PASCUCCI JOHN KELLY RAYMOND MURTA

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Qqg Nuncfcc TO FAME FAREWELL D D Doon or Drsclpllnc FORCC OF HABIT . , V f r