St Joseph Commercial High School - Parmentier Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Gur Bishop His Excellency BRYAN MCENTEGART Bishop of Brooklyn Brooklyn welcomes a new Bishop this year. Thursday, une 13, 1957, was a memorable day, for Bishop Bryan J. cEntegart hecame the fourth Bishop of the Diocese of rooklyn. He is wholly worthy of the high honor conferred pon him and is deserving of the hest affection of his flock- riests, religious and people. His Exeellencys impressive record of remarkable admin' 'strative ability, as Rector of Catholic University of America, is learning, his unseliishness and his Christlikeness well exemplihes what one educator said of him, Bishop MeEiitef gart seems to think and act as did Cur Divine Master. Who could ask Z1 greater trihute7 We at St. Josephs extend our heartful welcome and pledge our unfailing loyalty, our deep love, and our complete obedif ence to our new Bishop and we ask Cur Lady of Lourdes in this centenary year of '58, to bless and make fruitful his efforts in the Cause of Her Son, Christ. OUR BISHOP dedicates il statue of St. Joseph on the grounds of St. Mnry's Hospital, Brooklyn, commemorating the faithful service of the eight nurses who were killed in an auto accident, December 9, 1956. R ' '

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,, J, HIS , HOLINESS POPE As the world silently sleeps, the Vicar of Christ whispers lovingly the words of Conf seeration, Hoc est enim corpus meum, commanding Christ to descend upon the congregation in the first Mass of Christmas. You, Holy Father, are thc vvisdoni of Iife's weaving, to you we look for comfort and guidance in the turbulent world about us. We are fearful of the dangers to our government but find security in thc knovvlf edge that we have sueh a pious, capable head as yourself. As the Vicar of Christ on earth, you are the instrument which relays His Message to us and our humble prayers to Him. Cod grant you and your administrators the grace to combat the uneeasing evils present in the world today. PIUS XII

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LLO Right Reverend Henry M. Hald, Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Brooklyn, and Reverend John B. Murray, C.M., Dean of the St. john's School of Education, appeared at the Second Annual Teachers Congress held under the sponsorship of the Alumni Association of St. Jol1n's School of Education. Administrator RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR HENRY M. HALD Superintendent of Schools Right Reverend Ivlonsignor Henry M. Hald, Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, has har' moniously adjusted the scholastic efforts of the Catholic schools. Under his guidance, a system of acceleration providing for one graduation each june was inaugurated, Ably assisted by the Reverend Eugene lvlolloy, newly ap' pointed Associate Superintendent of Schools, Moxisignor Hald provides Catholic students of Brooklyn with excellent opportunities for attain' ing the Hnest standing in education, REVEREND EUGENE J. MOLLOY Assistant Superintendent agif? -. Stiff? . S3 N 3 H, 1' ' for E '43