St Josephs College High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MEMORIAM MR. JOSEPH L. WALSH ln this year of 1951, when after a hundred years in the preservation and propagation of Jesuit ideals St. Joseph's, through the grace of God, was to have attained the summit of its glory, God's will saw fit to snatch from it a part and source of its greatness. For over a quarter of a century, the labors of MR. JOSEPH L. WALSH have borne fruit in the enlightenment of Catholic youth to the realities of manliness and in the thorough education of those under his tutelage. His own virility as well as his keen sense of fair play and school spirit was the basis of his most outstanding and admirable attributes - a love of sports and sportsmen. Most wonderful is the fact that MR. WALSH was a humble man, even though he was blessed by God with so many talents. A fine family, a brilliant mind many friends, and the love and admiration of thousands of young men who have gained by his widom m d h' richest of his confreres. Indeed we shall miss JOSEPH WALSH, but our pity will be for ourselves, certainly not for him. MR. WALSH has lost nothing. In truth, he has gained He has gained eternal happiness which God has prepared for such as he, and Paradise has gained a Saint. It is his family and we who have suffered this weighty loss - the loss of a friend, an educator, a guiding beacon that, for so long, has been illuminating the way to a more perfect life. One would certainly have cause to believe that it was our beloved departed whom Christ had in mind, two thousand years ago, as He uttered the immortal words: He that ex It h' I shall be exalted. a e im, a man of moderate circumstances, the a s lmsef shall be humbled and he that humbles himself ,l- .2A,,,,,., A Above: Mr. Walsh relaxes in the Teachers' room during classes. Right above: Mr. Walsh stands at the desk in the Principal's office.

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With the coming of Rev. Joseph A. Cawley, S.J. to Saint Joseph's Prep over a year ago, this one hundred year old Jesuit high school was indeed most for- tunate. Father Cawley, S.J. is well equipped for his position. His energetic administrative ability, his profound and practical wisdom were proven during his tenure at Scranton University, where he served in the Chemistry department. Father Cowley, S.J. comes upon the scene as the Prep completes its first one hundred years. We are sure that he will give St. Joseph's the necessary impetus to get it off to as successful a second hundred years of service to the Catholic youth of the Philadelphia area. Father Cawley, S.J. and Father Graham, S.J. discuss plans for the coming centennial celebration. is Rev. Joseph A. Cowley, S.J. President of St. Joseph's College High School. 1, + V, xjgix'