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

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Brother Anton C. F. X. Respected by all as friend, advisor, and director Officer of our faith, foremost in our affection Always helpful, appreciative and understanding Never lacking in his untiring efforts to please all Temperate in disposition, a leader among leaders Over all these years always kind and amiable N ever to be forgotten for the man that he is

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IdJiilt a 7l osid The graduates of nineteen hundred forty-seven, with affection and respect, dedicate our annual to an amiable and understanding friend, Reverend Brother Anton, C. F. X. As his years are coming to an end at Malden Catholic, we seniors thought this the best way to re¬ member him. He has been with us now for seven years, during which time his wealth of knowledge has been showered upon us. In addition to his other activities he is also the vocational director of the school. The influence and inspiration of his character has helped many of us to prepare for our journeys into the future. Under his guidance we can never err. His untiring and little praised efforts as an ath¬ letic manager merit due consideration. Under his tutelage our tracksters, the first from a parochial high school to receive any points in a state meet, are finally being recognized. We, the class of ' 47 will long remember him for his quiet, understanding manner and constant will¬ ingness to help and for his long and faithful years of fine service to our school.

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cMeadUnci ' iteA, . 0 0 k ; Malden Catholic High school is very proud of the advances which have been made under the guidance of our beloved principal, Rev. Brother Charles C. F. X. When he first arrived, our student body numbered a little less than two hundred, and to-day, in spite of restrictive reasons it has risen to near five hundred. Such a rise can only reflect back to the leader of such a body. In later life we can never hope to meet one who was so interested in the welfare of his students. His excellent leadership is only second to his apt ability as a teacher. For the past few years Brother Charles has been required to combine his ability as a teacher with the responsibility of a principal, a task envied by none, but performed with much exactness.