West Philadelphia Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Page 12 text:

Rev. Ioseph G. Cox. I.C.D.. Assistant Superintendent. pf Rt. Rev. Iohn I. Bonner. D.D WIIH lllllt WH To The Right Reverend Monsignor Iohn I Bonner, D.D., Diocesan Superintendent of Schools and to his able assistants, Reverend Ioseph G. Cox, ICD., and Reverend Joseph A. Gorham, S.T.L., Assistant Superintendents of Schools, are entrusted the administration of the diocesan school system. lt is their great responsibility to direct and guide policies that will bring about the most successful outcomes in our outstanding educa- tional system. The guiding influence ot such an excellent group of educators, has been the good fortune of the Class of 1942 , Rev. Ioseph A. Gorham. S.'l'.L.. Assistant Superintendent Diocesan Superintendent ot Scliools

Page 11 text:

W- ff lil! ff, if , f., I9 W MWMW -M-4....,, Jil 45 9' I .1 L? 5? fi' Y 5 f:f' ? 'K . P: M 'fr- fa . is 1 A1,yf.',.', I D ff aff gg, QQ W , fy, 1,1 .J v' as '52 If . nfs . 'C Hz V- J k ,K ' fin ff K Y - . 4. , ' , V' 'wk VW k A fx L 4 'I. if . Q Q -, - 1 kxrg lf Lk ' 5 A . - KI, I , .- , gi' V K 'Yf 'f , 5 Q 5 5 5 V gl X 3 ' . K5 gi. 7 fx 7 7 My .am 1

Page 13 text:

lf there is one advantage which the . . t f 1942 has en1oyed in grea Class 0 measure, it is that of possessing the willing assistance of such religious men me- labor in that school sanctum, so as times awesomely referred to as the Office. Brother Edwin Anselm, Principal, is the first of these, and his assistance has been the greater in our regard since, better than any one else perhaps, he f e the fullest knowledge and there or has the most understanding affection for ' A the West Catholic boy, Brother n- selm's previous term of office here at West Catholic, during which time he . . . h was able to acquaint himself wit during those first six years has, of course, been of inestimable value in this way both to us and himself as an administrator. US d l ce in importance to In the secon p a l us as seniors has been Brother Fe ix ' ' - A ' l 'thwhomwe Francis, Vice Principa, wi have had even more numerous deal- ' l for it in s than with Brother Anse m, Q d il saw at our as- is he whom we a y l semblies, who encouraged the aw- ' ' 'nded the erring abiding, and who remi of the regulations. ' ' m letes Brother Fidelis George co p this triumvirate, and it was to him that b- e referred many of our roster pro w lems, His close contact with the student ' ' ' ll body and the school facilities genera y he is at a mo- became such that now ment's notice able to give sympathetic ' ' ' small assistance in those multitudinous ften lague the puz- matters that so o p zled student. Truly, the Class o f 1942 has been for- tunate in the possession of such re- ' ' ' l clers as these. ligious and pedagogic ea Brother E. Anselm. F.S.C.. Principal 'Brother Felix Francis, F.S.C Vice-Principal Brother F. George. F.S.C. Registrar Ni