Mount St Joseph High School - Mount Tower Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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S 111 xk lj C o cv 0 . Ullllf 1 Q70 ala! vfifcfgd O 'W fiw ff K, , 0 -. 5 ' SO O O v 0 mth rnnufrg Thomas B. Connor N '39 Herman F. Cook. Ir. A '30 Ioseph Coppinger AAF '36 Iohn M. Corliss AAF '40 Iohn F. Corrigan A ex. '39 Richard Costello A '41 Robert H. Costello M '39 Thomas I. Costello M '39 Capt. C. C. Counselmann A '34 Sgt. Charles Crocken A '37 Iames L. Cullen A '35 Iohn E. Cullen, Ir. N '30 Corp. M. R. Cullinane M '41 Andrew W. Crawford AAF '40 Icseph C. Crownover AAF '38 Lt. Wm. M. Creamer A '41 Thomas K. Crook N '42 Dr. Albert Crosby A ex. '13 Hugh O'C. Cross N ex. '39 Charles P. Dailey N '42 Harry Dallas A '37 Sgt. Henry Debaugh A '35 Iohn C. Danaher A '42 Philip I. Damario A '42 Iohn C. Dawdy AAF '37 Kenneth Deinlein N ex. '45 Iohn E. Degele N '39 Paul De Kowzan A '42 Charles Dell' Uomo A '35 Iames A. Derda M ex. '42 I. I. Devlin N. Acad. '35 Thomas Devlin A '38 Norman I. Dietz N ex. '42 Charles H. Deitz AAF '40 Iohn M. Dietrich A '37 Dominic Di Stefano A '37 Raymond Donaldson A '42 Owen Donegan N ex. '44 Andrew Donnelly A ex. '26 Paul L. Donohue N '37 Corp. lames Donohue AAF '36 Iohn Donohue N '30 Iohn A. Donohue N '42 Dennis C. Dore N ex. '39 Iohn F. Dotterweich N '38 Lt. Edward I. Dougherty A '34 Iohn Dougherty A '39 Paul Dougherty A '37 Robert Dougherty A '39 Edward I.. Doyle N '39 Iames I. Doyle A '38 Thomas E. Doyle N ex. '38 Walter E. Doyle M '31 I. Lee Drinks A '41 Maurice Dugan N '35 Icseph Dumler A '38 Barton L. Dumphy A '41 Lt. Mearle Duvall A '38 Vincent F. Eastwood N '39 George Eckenrode A '40 Sgt. Iohn I. Edwards A '37 Iohn E. Eickleman CG '42 Ernest P. Elgert A '40 Iohn T. Emche A '40 Sgt. Len Emst A '35 Leslie Esslinger N ex. '43 William Etheridge N '41 Charles F. Evans AAF '36 Iames F. Evans M '36 Iames Everett N '42 William E. Everett AAF '40 Bruce Falkenburg AAF '35 Harold I. Fallows AAF '39 Iames Federline A '42 Francis Fenton M '41 Ioseph Femia A '42 William E. Ferguson AAF '38 Ioseph A. Fick A '37 Iames S. Finker A '38 William C. Finnegan M ex. '43 Iohn E. Fish A '41 Alvin Fitzgerald A '37 Lt. Gregory Fitzgerald AAF '36 Vincent I. Flynn A '36 Arthur C. Ford N ex. '40 Iohn Forrest A '42 Walter A. Fountain A '39 Sgt. Anthony Franco A '42 George Frederick A ex. '44 Robert Fullen A '38 Walter F. Furlong AAF '41 Francis Gallagher A '36 Milton I. Gardner N '37 Harry Giardina A ex. '45 Robert Gately A '40 Francis B. Gavin N '35 Leo M. Geary M '41 Andrew B. Geckle A '38 Paul T. Geckle M '40 ' Maior Michael Geraghty A '16 tContinued on Page 1351 5 if if at if if '9 QS SS Si Ili' ll b

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dll I1 III! if I 1 5 f rx u ...Q 56,-.QL Iames I Adams A 37 Iohn F Ahern N 37 Pat F Akehurst N ex 44 Harry C Albrecht NAC 40 Sgt. A. Alexandrowicz A '37 C. Kenneth Allen M 41 Iames Alsobrook M ex. 43 Albert I. Anderson AAF 42 Richard S. Antczak AAF 42 Thomas P. Arthur CG 41 William P. Auer N 42 William W. Auer AAF Charles Azzarello A '35 Robert Awalt AAF '40 Iohn G. Babashan M '35 Corp F. X. Babbington AAF '37 Thomas L. Baden CG '38 George W. Baker. A '39 Lieut. Maurice E. Baker A '36 George I. Bangert A '42 Robert P. Baker A '33 Daniel H. Bathon N '40 William Batterden N ex. '44 Clarence Beam A '42 Philip G. Bean A '36 Bernard E. Bean N '41 Richard Bean N '42 -9, '? Z' s 'Q' it Y gil' We 7- if SAL. E flpf rrmrz Francis E Bergm AAF 40 Lreut P F Betzold AAF 36 Charles T Bxddlson A 36 Eugene F Bxlz NAC 41 William Binko A 42 Michael I. Birmingham N 36 Thomas I. Birmingham A William I. Biustrom A Lieut. Carl Boehl N ex. 3B Maurice Boettinger AAF 42 Bernard C. Bohager A 40 Lieut. Carl M. Boehl A 28 George Bosch N 40 Robert Bouse A '40 Charles T. Bowen A '40 Ioseph M. Bozel CG '39 Eugene E. Bracken N '37 Ensign Iohn O. Bracken N '34 Robert E. Bracken N '35 Martin E. Braon AAF '37 Norman Breitenbach M '40 Thomas Brennan A '42 Sgt. Edward Brosenne AAF '39 Charles R. Brown A '39 Harvey Brown A '42 Iames Brown N ex. '45 Manning Brown N '41 Iohn Burrows M ex 44 A Clifton Burton N Acad 37 Edward Burke A ex 35 Charles A Butke A 34 Gerard Butke A 36 Raymond I. Byrne N ex. '43 William Byrne A 42 Ioseph I. Callis N 38 I Iames H. Campion AAF 39 Bemard I. Carey AAF 36 Robert P. Carrion N ex. 44 Iames E. Carroll N 33 Maior Charles Caravati A 16 Paul E. Cashour A '32 Vincent Castiglione AAF ex. '41 Raymond Castrilli A '39 D. Frank Cather N '41 Edward H. Cavey N ex. '43 Iames T. Cavey ex. '43 Iohn Cecil A '42 William Cecil M ex. '45 Iames Chagnon N '40 , Harry I. Chase N '40 Sgt. Iohn E. Clark A ex. '42 Iames S. Clarke CG '39 Iohn F. Coakley A '24 Edward L. Coll N '37 1n1,ps5Wg1!.QE.e15:-.e?s.s..' Y is H t . f i ' 'F t 9 gxx-t . ff' Q 0 0 0 K ll. ' 'xi G O X -'ta It' O Q. . AxQ1 L.,,4 5 1 f . . It is Avi s 0 - I Q O -- ' in ' O O 0 O , ,42 , - I 139 I, I 4 . . fl , 1' V1 :fu 1 Andrew H. Beavan A '42 Francis X. Beavan A ex. '38 Iames P. Beck AAF '41 Ioseph F. Becker A '39 Melvin F. Beeler AAF ex. '44 Iohn A. Beilein A '42 Vincent Bennett A '38 Patrick F. Bruno N ex. '45 Iohn L. Buckley N '38 Vincent I. Budney N ex. '42 Raymond A. Bullinger N '41 Sgt. Gerard A. Bures A '35 Ioseph A. Bums N '39 Alvin Burger N '39 Sgt. Iames P. Collins M '41 Lt. Robert D. Condon A '36 William F. Combs A '42 Bernard L. Connor M '42 Kenneth Connor N '42 Louis G. Connor A '38 Robert M. Connor N '41

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- A Forevvor So vital a role in the nation's war effort does Baltimore play that it has been listed as the second city most liable to be bombed should enemy planes come Within bombing range. And the reason is obvious, for out of Baltimore and its environs come, among other things, the Martin monsters of the air, the steel for ships, tanks and guns, and the ships that bear the important cargoes of men and ammuni- tion on their determined voyages to the far parts of the World. From that lune day in 1608 when Captain Iohn Smith first mapped out the area now occupied by Baltimore, to the present, Maryland's story is based on the theme of service. With the desire of serving his fellow Catholics, persecuted in England, George Calvert, the first Lord Baltimore, obtained a grant of land from Charles I in 1632. Dying before the grant was completed, he never saw the city which bears his name, and it was his son, Cecil, the second Lord Baltimore, who carried out the plan by obtain- ing a very liberal charter from the king. After the first settlement, led by Leonard Calvert, younger brother of Cecil, was made at St. Mary's in l634, the colony grew rapidly. Many flocked to it because of Lord Baltimore's liberal policy toward all settlers. Christians of all kinds found Welcome and religious liberty as Well as political equality. The Toleration Act of 1649 was a milestone in the spread of religious freedom and found echo l41 years later in the Constitution of the United States. 'S if WL ,fm In l Zee. It L,-- 'G' ' T' tag, t xx, , ' ' X. HP mfm. 'v.v K it Lu-J If . s tt it, xi vi A -55 H, A , , lift N :fa :ll ,xt 1 ti f -it it it lift-itistli , l x Still 5 . it QV,x lQil L l li' I X -al rl l ' tl 1' :L , 4 f -f A ,E Y' K V '- c -it if 'f J lfll .i 4 Z L d il ' ti ff i 2 4 4 We Present a Story That ls