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

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ADMI ISTR TIG Rev. John P. McNicholas, S.J. has served as Prefect of Discipline at St. Joseph's Prep for almost ten years. During that time he has become known and loved by hundreds of Preppers. His understanding nature, iovial personality, and fierce love of the Prep have always characterized his numerous dealings with Preppers. As custodian of that ancient and disliked Jesuit institution known as Jug, Father McNicholas, S.J. has been beset with the more distasteful aspect of Prep life. But his kindness and wisdom have with- stood this task, and he will always be remembered by Preppers as a kindly friend. Father McNicholas, S.J. talk s over school problems with early morning students. Rev. John P. McNicholas, S.J., Prefect of Discipline.

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Rev. W . . a ready estab- lished himself as a successful principal when he came to St. Joseph's Prep. His tenure at Gonzaga High School in Washington, D. C., was witness to the suc- cessful administration of a prep school almost the enrollment of the Prep. During his first year at St. .loseph's he has introduced many new customs - all of which have at interest the welfare of the student body. As an alumnus of the Prep, Father Graham, S.J. has come back to the corridors and class rooms he once loved so well. It is without chance of denial that we say he will continue to administer in a way that will endear him to the hearts and minds of all Preppers - past, present and to com illiam F. Graham, SJ had I 6. , Qi 7 ' 31 , lJ9,,w L ' , X 5

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The personalit of M y r. Charles J, Bon- h . age rs as well known to Prep alumn' I Mgssanyscoth alas ' pect of Prep life. Known personally to hundreds upon hundreds of P ' ' rep alumni as 'Charlie, Mr. Bon- hage has served the Prep for over thirty years. His is the service of love. Every day throughout the school year, and many nights, too, Mr. Bonhage works unselfishly for the Prep and its interests. His help to faculty, students and alumni can t no truthfully be measured. With- out him, more than half the Prep func- tions would be without the man who knows the ins and outs. It is our pride to have known him, and our prayer and hope that he will serve the Pre P faithfully for many years to come. I Mr. Charles J. Bonhage, Registrar Comparatively new to the Pre p, com pared with his confrere in the Principal's office, is Mr. Nicholas W. Kueny. Nick has fitted in well with Prep life. His pleasant personality, untiring devotion to the Prep, and talented administration of the many Prep activities has en- deared him to all Prep graduates. We have come to know and respect this Prep grad, and trust we shall meet him often upon our frequent returns to the Prep corridors. Mr. Nicholas W. Kueny, Assistant R ' egrs- trar