St Benedicts Preparatory School - Telolog Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Continued and increased interest in our studies and activ- ities was clearly manifested last year by our esteemed Presi- dent. He frequently brought before us the vital need of religion and Christian character in the difficult times through which we are passing. He pointed out repeatedly that the years that are ahead shall demand men who are fitted to rebuild a civilization and give it a spirit. It is our duty to so train and develop our character and to imbibe of the Christian spirit that We will not stand by and let men with materialistic ideals instill the spirit of materialism into our new civilization. We feel that we understand the message of our President and we realize the greatness of the task that lies before us. We are determined to Work for the rebuild- ing of a true and permanent Christian order in the World. Page Tru PUUBPEII-J pafricl Owrien, President 61'E'z.ff1' yi'-4,5 L .i,ss i 3 ITP! PARATUTUM

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f NE? ery ellefell- J Hcmlzmzxlw' fgoniface eger, We have had many class oihcers to lead us. We have had many moderators to direct us. Over these four years, many have been forgotten. During this time, however, one man has continuously guided us toward our Hnal goal. The Seniors, above all others, have come to appreciate this man as a dominating character in their lives. This man, as we know, is our Headmaster, Father Boni- face, without whose guidance many of us would have been lost in a vast scholastic program. His kind, patient manners and ways have made him all easy to approach to discuss difhculties. Therefore, the Class of Nineteen Forty-One, though mere words are too weak to express it, endeavors to show its appreciation to Father Boniface, our Headmaster and leader during our years at St. Benedict's. Page Iflrz '11 Il