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

Page 15 text:

Mr. John Gaffney skillfully and completely fixes the princi- ples of algebra in the minds of the Freshmen. Mr. John Dugan, in his first year teaching at the Prep, explains geome- try to the Juniors. Mr. James Murphy fits both first year mathematics and third year Latin into his tight schedule. Mr. Anthony Buchness, S.,I., explains the causes behind many of the phenomena of everyday life to the Seniors in physics. hx Mr. Thomas Sweeney, S.,I., besides moderating the crew and howling team, starts the Freshmen in Latin, and keeps the Juniors enlightened in English. Mr. Carroll Bourg, SJ., in- structs the Juniors and Seniors in math, and capably runs the Prep's hand. In addition, both of these men are the moderators of the Junior- Senior Sodality.

Page 14 text:

Father Francis Bradley, SJ., has both Freshmen and Soph- omores for Latin. It is Fr. Braflley whom the Juniors thank for their first formal dance, the Junior Prom. Father Willialn Lynch, SJ., a master of many languages, teaches Creek to the Sopho- mores and Juniors in his own effective way.

Page 16 text:

X.. Mr. Paul Barrett, SJ., lnoderator of the Freshman Sodality, instructs llllflCl'ClHSSlTlCll in English and Latin. Mr. Richard Schmidt SJ., who efficiently organized hoth the hook 7 store and the sports store, has Sophomores for history and Juniors for English. 1 Mum iors through English. Mr. J. Gordon Wfriglit introduces Freshmen to the principles of Latin and the marvels of ancient history. Mr. Thomas Wfheeler, SJ., Assistant Prefect of Discipline, teaches Religion and his- tory to his home room, 1-A. Mr. John Lange, SJ., in charge of the school library, completes his full schedule hy teach- ing civics to Freshmen. Mr. Joseph Hamer- nicli, SJ., moderator of the glee clulv, plants the fundamentals of English and history in the Freshmen. Mr. Charles Barton leads the Sopho- lnores through history, and the ,lun-