La Salle High School - Centurion Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Brother Thomas Bede F.S.C., M.A. Mount St. Mary's College Vice-Principal Few activities seem more solemn than being Dean of Discipline. After several months of continuous disciplinary duties a person could be expected to become cold and overbearing. It is an exceptional man who can discharge his official duties with obvious success and still maintain a closeness with his subordinates. Brother Bede is such a man. Not only is he active in his official capacity at La Salle, but he also conducts the political science seminar. Also illustrative of his interest in the students is his encouragement of the Precinct Work on Election Night. He is certainly, and most fortunately, not of the stereotyped class of school officials we invari- ably picture when pondering a high school vice- principal. If he was, he would not be here. La Salle is not a narrow philosophied institution, neither is there room for a rule-reading, iron-fisted, close- minded judge on the faculty. La Salle is young and vigorous and the administration reflects this image. 5 Brother Stephen Martin F.S.C., M.A. University of California Principal Growth is the standard of the contemporary world. Yet growth without direction is neither rational nor especially profitable. La Salle High School is new. It was founded in 1956 and when it had solidified sufficiently Brother Celestine turned over the ad- ministration to Brother Stephen Martin. The school was firmly based but not stagnant. La Salle was vigorous and in the hands of a vigorous young prin- cipal. lt has remained for him to guide the earnest spirit into the proper academic and spiritual chan- nels. Under his leadership we have added new sports, improved in old ones, increased our aca- demic standing, been evaluated by Western Uni- versities and now we are going to expand. No longer is the growth of La Salle to be experienced in metaphysical spheres, but there will be a physical manifestation of our growth. The man directing this project is Brother Martin, and on the basis of his accomplishments, the future of La Salle is secure and promises to be even greater than the past.