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

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GY? '5 Vo K 'I' 1' 494625 xg s 9 N 1'-Y' ft 94 2995 vi, is 1 9 . 'I sw S sn 2- E D 5 we my Fm l Qs 4 9 : 10 1 C 5 Y' '15 ,buf ,asia rg 7 5 b ilsgxgtpvvffll X. ti 5 o O A 3 92 PREFACE IME in its unceasing endeavor to continue forward often grants to us periods of cherished existence. To us, the Senior Class of 1941 time has been most kind in bestowing upon us four fruitful years of life at Southeast Catholic High School. During that period we felt the joy of victoryg the sorrow of defeatg the pride of achievementg and the bitterness of failure. We knew the love of God, Church, and Countryg the love of school and of parentsf-and now we enjoy the exultation of final success-graduation! These memories must never be forgotten! But as 1 X Q time is a benefactor so it is a depriver and may seek to Q snatch these memories from us through the years that ,506 follow. Thus in order to keep them forever in our hearts we present to you this personification of time - the 1 Crystal of 1941. q x A Edward McGarvey tb Editor-in-Chief +V sv 'P X s 56 i ' A -:YW 1 CONTENTS wi WED ix q Q1 f 4 1 'i 3 ba to' 5 tb x G Sus 6 1 A FTER the introductory pages of the sixth volume of the Crystal the taff t ies to tell the st y of school life from 8 45 to 3 00 nt ocl cng the faculty and l ss The seco d section ope s th the d And at 3 00 reveal ng s hool lf outscl th cl s oo n the tory of lubs o gan zatlons nd societies and cl s th a e o d of athlet c endeavors The album and final section opens with the Class of 1941 after hch follows th st y of the de la es This section closes with the account f al tw t e nd informal pctures of fa ulty and stud ts 1' xx 9 5 YN Us we 4 S ., in 5 ni: is 15 114 7-5 26 11. Z? 2' f K ta 5 1. 1 p ,- gh .tl 1-3

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THE RIGHT REVERIZND ABBCJT BERNARD H. PENNINGS O. Praem., LL.D. DEDICATIO WE ALL feel as though we know the Right Reverend Abbot Pennings because of the close contact he has kept with our school. Each year he visited us, coming from his Abbey in West DePere, Wisconsin, to spend a few days with us. He spoke to us in convocation, attended our activities and games, stopped us in the hallways to talk to us-always kind, under' standing, and deeply interested in all the little things which make up our daily lives. We know much about his accomplishments as a priest, missionary, organizer, and teacher, and we appreciate deeply all the qualities which make up his kind personality, but with these simple words coming from a thankful student body, we wish to dedicate our yearbook to him as a token of appreciation for the understanding and love for us he has shown in his visits, and for the knowledge and sympathetic help he has sent to us in the person of his representatives, our faculty.