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Diocesan Schools DIOCESAN SCHOOLS S1.0 SF1 Book Listing Schools in Philadelphia, 1914-1926 S1.0 SF2 Scrapbook on Reverend Philip McDevitt’s tenure as Superintendent of Catholic Schools, 1914-1929 S1.0 SF3 06/03/1919, corporators meeting: West Philadelphia Catholic High School for Boys C2.0 SF4 Parochial Schools Participation in Sesquicentennial, International Exposition, 1926 C4.0 SF5 Music syllabus data 1927, requirements for teachers of music C4.0 SF6 Major Courses in High Schools, listing (passing grade – 70) 1914-1929 C4.0 SF7 Credentials Bureau of Pennsylvania – general information on texts and schedules in high schools c. 1914-1929 E1.0 SF8 N.C.E.A. (National Catholic Educational Association) 1929, Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Middle States, 1931 E1.0 SF9 Catholic Education Association of Pennsylvania, 1928-1934 E1.0 SF10 The Commission on Secondary Schools of the Association of Colleges and secondary Schools of the Middle States and Maryland – General information and list of accredited secondary schools, 05/01/1928 E1.0 SF11 Preparation and convention of Catholic Educational Association, 12/27-28, 1929 E2.0 SF12 Results of the Pressey diagnostic tests in English Composition for Philadelphia parish schools, 06/15/1928 F1.0 SF13 Report of School savings – Beneficial Savings Bank, 1928, 1929 H1.0 SF14 To Miss Mary Spencer, from John J. Bonner, 03/08/1927, Health Education H1.0 SF15 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from Department of Public Health, 10/25/1928, 04/05/1929, investigation of health conditions in Parochial Schools H1.0 SF16 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from John J. Coyle, 11/02/1928, proposal of a policy and the procedure of State Council of Education concerning approval of new degrees requested by accredited institutions S1.0 SF17 Example of a school report card, supervisors report, and minimum weekly time schedule, grades 1-8, c. 1914-1929 S1.0 SF18 Official School Calendar – card, 09/1928 – 06/1929 S2.0 SF19 Correspondence & Materials concerning the Monsignor James Laughlin Scholarship to Trinity College 1927 – 1936 S2.0 SF20 Difficulties with the school board in Upper Nazareth Township, snd Holy Family School (Pastor, P. Frenzkowski) 1927 S SF21 To Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, from John J. Bonner, 09/22/1926, problems at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School S2.0 SF22 To Reverend Michael A. Bennett, from Ignatius A. Quinn, 08/31/1926, Convent Tax exemptions, St. Peter’s Church S SF23 Re Possibility of a parish school discussions for the following: S.S. Peter and Paul, Tower City; St. Anastasia, Newtown Square; St. Francis, Springfield; St. Georges, Shenandoah; S.S. Cyril and Methodius, Coaldale; Holy Trinity, Morrisville; Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Shenandoah; St. Peter’s, Pottstown; St. Stephen of Hungary, Allentown; Sacred Heart, Allentown; Blessed Sacrament, Philadelphia; c. 1914-1929 S2.0 SF24 Various Information on West Catholic School for Girls, 1926-1927 S2.0 SF25 To Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 06/02/1928, Central High School in the Girardville area S2.0 SF26 Northeast Catholic High School statistics, 1927 – 1929, concerning accreditation S4.0 SF27 Listing of New Schools in the Archdiocese, 09/1928 – 09/1939 S4.0 SF28 School statistics, Philadelphia, 12/10/1926 and 03/08/1927 S4.0 SF29 Statistics on Parish Schools 1928-1929; teachers, number of pupils, schools with courses beyond the 8th grade S5.0 SF30 Diocesan decision concerning admittance of so called foreign and colored children to parochial schools other than those specifically designated for them T1.0 31 To Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, from John J. Bonner, D.D., 09/18/1926, provisions for teachers salaries in High Schools, need for physical education in annexes H1.0 SF32 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from Walter Smyth, 09/1931, the inclusion of health courses in curriculum M1.0 SF33 Digest of attendance Laws 1930 S3.0 SF34 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from Board of Public Education, 08/1931, pupil absence at High School Summer School A1.0 SF35 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from Mr. B.V. Hubbard, 12/1931, The National Debating Society C2.0 SF36 From John J. Bonner, information concerning the possibility of Armistice Day as a School Holiday, c. 1931 – 1932 C4.0 SF37 Lists of text books for the Archdiocesan Grade Schools, 1931-1932 C4.0 SF38 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from T.G. Foran, 01/1932, a study of achievement in Geography from Grades four to eight in the parish schools E1.0 SF39 The Catholic Educational Association of Pennsylvania – Information on the 13th Annual Convention, 04/29-30/1932 E1.0 SF40 The National Catholic Welfare Conference, the American Education Week, 11/9-15/1931 E2.0 SF41 Report by Sister M. Theodoretta Zaborowski, S.S.N.D., A.M., “A Study of Diocesan Examinations” 1932 E2.0 SF42 The Results of Eighth Grade Intelligence tests for 1932 E2.0 SF43 To John J. Bonner, from T.G. Foran, 1932, reports on Mid Year and final examinations, grades one through eight F1.0 SF44 To The Philadelphia Inquirer, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 02/1932, method of support for Catholic Schools F1.0 SF45 To Reverend Walter A. Bower, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 08/1931, the pastor as one who is financially responsible for the high school tuition of those student parishioners F1.0 SF46 To William Tanner, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 11/1931, the pastor as one who is financially responsible for his parish school H1.0 SF47 Letters concerning medical attention to Children in Catholic Schools, c. 1931-1932 M1.0 SF48 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from The Whitehead & Hoag Company, 07/16/1931, Bronze Medals for school awards (includes sample bronze medal) R1.0 SF49 To Members of the School Board, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 10/28/1931, concerning the annual Archdiocesan school report S5.0 SF50 Special duties of the superintendents office and the Supervision of Instruction – information, c. 1931 – 1932 S5.0 SF51 To Reverend John J. Bonner, from Mayor Harry A. Mackey, 12/1931, letter expressing gratitude for years of work together T1.0 SF52 A Listing of the Supervisors for the various orders of Sisters in Philadelphia Parochial Schools, 1931 – 1932 T1.0 SF53 The Diocesan Teacher’s College Classes and requirements, teacher training, summer school, c. 1931 – 1932 V1.0 SF54 Regulations for the admission to St. Charles Borromeo Seminary and the Annual Seminary Collection, 1931 A1.0 SF55 The Safety Patrols of Philadelphia Schools, from President Herbert Hoover, 12/1932, commendation for good work, and photograph, Philadelphia Safety Patrol meeting, 1932 C4.0 SF56 Outline of High School Courses in English, c. 1932-1933 E2.0 SF57 General Ability Test, Archdiocese of Philadelphia, 1933 E2.0 SF58 Archdiocesan Grade School Reports, 1933: 1) Examination schedule and sheets of computation; 2) Sample copies of each exam, grades one through eight; 3) Two examples of class record – general ability test results; 4) two examples of Superintendents records – music M1.0 SF59 To Father H.R. Weger, Superintendent of Schools, Toledo, from John J. Bonner, 06/1932, letters concerning Sunday School classes for students of Non Catholic Schools M1.0 SF60 To Reverend William Hammeke, from Reverend John J. Bonner, 06/1932, transfers from Parochial to Public Schools R1.0 SF61 Report of the Parish Schools, 1932 – 1933 S2.0 SF62 Parish Schools with commercial classes, 09/1933 C1.0 SF63 Notes on school Census and examinations, 1932 – 1933; and school census 1933-1934 C2.0 SF64 Date, 1934 – Letter concerning civic affairs and letters on National Conference of Christians and Jews E2.0 SF65 Archdiocese of Philadelphia – Final exams – 1934, report, example exams, statistics F1.0 SF66 Financial Statements 1933-34 F1.0 SF67 Estimated finances of school system for 1934 H1.0 SF68 Department of Public Health – Medical Matters – Nurses Report on Schools 1932 H1.0 SF69 Parish School counselor Reports – 1933-1934 Cathedral School, Philadelphia, PA H1.0 SF70 Philadelphia Child Health Society 04/25/1934, Parochial School – involvement R1.0 SF71 Parish School Report Booklets, 1933 – 1934 S1.0 SF72 Official School Calendar, 1933-1934 S2.0 SF73 Charter of John W. Hallahan Catholic Girl’s High School, 05/1933 S2.0 SF74 To John J. Bonner, from Sister Mary Infanta, O.S.F., 1934, conditions at St. Mary Magdalen School, Last Creek, PA [Lost Creek ?] S4.0 SF75 U.S. Department of the Interior, (Office of Education), private elementary and secondary schools statistical reports, 1933 S5.0 SF76 Correspondence – Original, From Bishop McDevitt, to Monsignor Bonner – Varied Matters, c. 1933-1934 S5.0 SF77 Regulations for the Parish Schools, Joseph M. O’Hara, superintendent, c. 1934 T1.0 SF78 Sisters of Mercy, 1934-1937, correspondence – listings, etc. T1.0 SF79 Faculty Lists (esp. Sisters) for high schools, principals and teachers meetings – minutes, and Faculty Meetings, 1934-1943 C1.0 SF80 Census Materials, 1934-1935, General Graphs E1.0 SF81 To Presidents, Liberal Arts & State Teachers Colleges, from James Rule, Commonwealth, Department Instruction, 04/1934, report on meeting of Joint Commission E1.0 SF82 Convention of the Catholic Education Association of Pennsylvania, 1934, included: 1) Correspondence concerning plans to Monsignor Bonner from Secretary, C.E.A.; 2) listings of suggested topics of discussion; 3) programs, bulletins, and copies of speeches dealing with the convention E2.0 SF83 Correspondence – T.G. Foran – Catholic University, to Monsignor Bonner, make up examinations, etc., c. 1934-1935 E2.0 SF84 Results of mid and Final Testing – Grade Schools, 1935 – Example Tests, instructions and Keys F1.0 SF85 Reports on Audit, Philadelphia Catholic High School Cafeterias, 06/1934, 03/1938 (two copies – examples) R1.0 SF86 Report of the Parish Schools, 1934-1935 S1.0 SF87 Copies of the Official School Calendar Cards, 1934-1944 S2.0 SF88 To Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, from Reverend John J.
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