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I understand that you began teaching English at West Philadelphia Catholic (High School) in 1949; What was West Catholic like during your time there? (I am a West Catholic legacy; my uncle^graduated in ’44, my father in ’58,1 in ’92)

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I have this excerpt from a web log written by a Jay Stetzer.

Sometimes when I hear the booming thunder of a soaking spring rain storm I’m drawn straight back to my high school chemistry class, and there's a perfectly good reason for it, too.

The school year was just about spent, and so were most of the members of the sophomore class in my Catholic Boys High School, including me. We were tired of learning. Tired of dragging our books around from class to

, j class like carcasses. The books, that is. Tired of donning the regulation coat and tie as required by school ^ l-1 policy. It appeared that our chemistry teacher was the only soul sympathetic to our plight.

c )I Brother Fidelian. A toothpick of a man who wore glasses too big for his face. They magnified his eyes so greatlyc ' that hS'he'naffTpermanent look of "ahahl” which, I must say, befitted the magnitude with which he viewed his

subject matter. He was as passionate over chemistry as he was toward his spiritual practice, and we were clueless as to how he could be so enthusiastic about either.

His cure for our lethargy was an "unforgettably splashy experiment” (his words) designed to entertain as it educated. He placed two hollow glass tubes on the lab table connected at the top with electrodes sticking out of it. Like two towers, standing in a pan of water. He announced, "Gentlemen, today we will make water. In one tower I have placed hydrogen, and in the other, oxygen. When I connect the electrodes to a power source..."

Right then he reached up and he did just that, releasing an ear splitting sound throughout the room. Exploding glass shot in every direction. We hit the floor and covered our heads. Somebody uttered a prayer.

When the air cleared we climbed back into our desks. Brother Fidelian slowly came up from behind the lab table with those big eyes wider than ever before. He said, “And there you have it, gentlemen. The making of water.”

And I do believe some of us actually made some right then and there.

You started teaching at LaSalle in 1957, You’ve stated that when you came to LaSalle there were 34 Christian brothers teaching at the College, can you describe the social life-a typical Christian brother at LaSalle in 1957?

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What is your proudest moment during your entire time at LaSalle? The worst?

What is your favorite memory o f being a Christian brother?

What are your greatest achievements?J U/lv C