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

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' 5fy wsdcojmd a man who know ike acoac. For its first three years at M.C. the class of ' 54 was under the direction of Brother John Ed¬ ward, the headmaster. Then in accordance with Canon Law, Brother John, having com¬ pleted his canonical six years as superior of the Xaverian Community was replaced by Brother Lambert. It was a fortunate replacement for us in ' 54, who were a bit skeptical of there being anot h¬ er man with the qualifications that Brother John possessed. However, our first meeting with Brother Lambert showed us that he too was a leader of high calibe and we liked him immed¬ iately. In leaving M.C., the class of ' 54 says, Thanks a million to you, Brother Lambert, for your unselfish zeal in our behalf . We enjoyed our senior year even though we thought you were over-pressuring us at times. We apolo¬ gize for any inconvenience we may have caus¬ ed you through our carelessness. You ' ll be in our memories because you helped ' 54 to know the score. BROTHER LAMBERT, C.F.X. Filth Principal of M.C. TAKING TIME out lor the photographer, Brother Lambert halts his typing and Hash¬ es his best smile for ' 54. ABSENTEES WITH their notes start the work¬ ing day of Brother Lambert as he opens the school day at 8:00 A. M.

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j In phcujsihful hsimsimbhcmcs ■ RT. REV. JOHN J. FLETCHER. P.A, Pastor Malden. Mass, Born September 19, 1883 Ordained May 20, 1910 Died July 1, 1954

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' conqAcihiLcdji th JCcwMimnA “ M . In 1954 the Xaverian Brothers celebrated their first American Centennial. Found¬ ed in Belgium by the late Theo¬ dore lames Ryken (photo), the Brothers came to Kentucky in 1854. From Kentucky the Bro¬ thers spread to other states. They came to Malden in 1932. ' 54 is happy to have been under the guidance of these wonderful men. Congratula¬ tions and thanks to all the C.F. X. ' s.