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

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Mapping Our Course ... What is it, but a map of busy life, Its fluctuations and its vast concerns? — William Cowper

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DICATED to two Silver Jubilaricms who not only showed us the right way but helped us over many a rough stretch. Twenty-five years. Brother Aubertus (left) now headmaster of John Bapst High School, Bangor, Maine, returned to Malden Catholic where he labored for the past several years to attend a jubilee dinner in honor of him and Brother Alexius Joseph, another long-time teacher at Malden Catholic. ( 12 )

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In Religion where we learned After having seen or heard the recent Senate Crime Hearing, one realizes the im¬ portance of religious instruction in a school ' s curriculum. This foremost R at Malden Catholic includes a daily recitation period as well as the attendance at Mass, the receiving of Communion on special occa¬ sions and also the annual four-day retreat. Religion is the core of the daily schedule. The student cannot but realize that his pri¬ mary end in life is his own personal salva¬ tion through the observance and practices of his Faith. He learns that religion is not just a Sunday affair, but that it is a daily duty In short a Malden Catholic man learns to live his religion. God ' s Blessings. The school year officially opened with the Mass of the Holy Ghost celebrated by Monsignor Fletcher. Instruction. Brother Valens ' junior class in religion partially enjoys one of his bon mots. Practice. Attendance at Mass and the reception of Communion during the an¬ nual retreat is the fruit of the class work.