Christian Brothers College High School - Guidon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Wofker 0 goal pray for M5 fi 3 f Mary the Mother of God s a speclal irlend of all Amencans She 1S the protectress of our Country the patroness of all Amerrcan Cathohcs I recogn1t1on of Mary s lmportant role ln the savlng of souls and her mfluence wlth God Pope Plus XII has proclarmed th1s ear 1954 It IS f1tt1ng that th1s should be smce Mary nght now IS the ho e of th 1 p e peace ovmg world She IS our med1ator Wllh her Son Through her and only through her w1ll come world peace As was promlsed at Fatlma wars can be avolded and RUSSIG co d nverte only by means of the Rosary a prayer especrally to the Blessed Vxrgm In 1846 ihe Amerlcan b1shops declared Chnsts mother the protectress of our country In 1854 the dogma of the Immaculate Conceptlon became an artxcle of falth Th1s year IS the centenary of the proclamatron of that dogma For these reasons the Sen1or class of 1954 declded t d o co edmcate xts yearbook to thelr Holy Mother and heavenly Queen 4 Auf, f Q4 . ,, A' , 19, . 6 , ' ' . n ' , ' ' ' , , a s ecial Marian Y year.

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rleclicafion Dear Brother Ioel: When we reach a turning point in our lives, we need a guide to start us on the new path we have chosen. The turning point in our lives came when we entered high school. You, Brother, have been the guide to many of us. For fifteen years, you have specialized in freshman instruction and have proven yourself a most capable advisor to the new Cadets who have just passed the turning point in their lives. After entering the Christian Brothers in 1930, and applying yourself to the studies necessary for your future life, you began your teaching career in the Iunior Novitiate at Glencoe, Missouri. In September. 1939, you were assigned to C.B.C. and have been with us ever since. Your homeroom, 302, is familiar to all of us. Many of us have benefitted by your untiring efforts in the class- room. At one time or another, your specialization, Math, stumped many of us. The athletically minded of us are also thankful for the help given us. It seems you were always on hand when we needed help. You have been endowed by nature with certain qualities which are needed by a good Brother and especially by one whose main duty is training boys. We have been the recipients of your gifts of kindliness and friendliness, un- derstanding and leadership. For these we thank you. We are Seniors now. Our high school days are over. Looking back on our four years here at C.B.C., we see the wonderful work you have done. We all appreciate the help you have given us, the many hours you have spent working for our welfare. In sincere appreciation for everything, we dedi- cate the l954 GUIDGN to you Brother Ioel, advisor and friend. Sincerely, The SENIOH CLASS OF 1954