Malden Catholic High School - Lance / Hi Way Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Brother Walstan teaches Latin, French and English. His unsur¬ passable humor in class has been a great asset in bringing the students around to a high point of interest. Brother Walstan helped start the monthly paper and is directly cred¬ ited for publishing the first annual at M. C. Likewise he started the school orchestra two years ago. Today, the Hi-Liters are considered tops by the student body. Last year he began to build in basketball and this season had the satisfaction of seeing his team come up in the league to fourth place and likewise defeat such powerhouses as St. John’s Prep, Keith Academy and Mission High, the latter for the first time in the history. With a coach named for next year, Brother hopes to teach the younger boys the fundamentals and leave the worries of the varsity to Mr. Walter Perry, late of the Boston Goodwins and U. S. Coast Guard. BROTHER WALSTAN, C. F. X.

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BROTHER AUBERTUS, C. F. X. In the person of Brother Aubertus we see a man admired by all and feared by some. There isn’t a senior who will not remember as well as profit from the man who always demanded strict obedience, and got it. And in years to come only appreciation can come from this fact that the training one receives in his classes is without equal any¬ where else. Brother Aubertus teaches Latin and French here at M. C. and came from Mission High in 1943. Since he has been here his jolly face is well known to all. A loyal rooter of all school functions Brother has trained many boys in the art of speaking in the past three years. His debaters have always been successful and his orators have twice won honors in American Legion contests. Brother likewise helped keep the dances full of pep with his gay repartee and merry wit. He is an essential part of the school and we hope that he is with us for many years to come.

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BROTHER MICHAEL, C. F. X. A gentleman carrying a black bag and a sheaf of papers under his arm is not the local revenuer but a very personable character, Brother Michael who can easily be called a man of letters. He not only is the moderator of the Hi-Lite which is a task worthy of his talents, but he likewise finds the time to take charge of the Cadets and to produce the annual minstrel show. His excellent leadership in extra-curricular activ¬ ities is only second to his apt ability as a teacher. Truly a scholarly gentleman he teaches the social studies and English, filling each period with enjoyment by his interesting sideline talks on important issues. Not to be outdone in quick wit he has the genius of putting forth dry, subtle humor on many occasions. His Umm-mh’s and Ah-h’s and his self-styled philosophy will long be remembered by the boys with whom he has been associated.