Mount St Joseph High School - Mount Tower Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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REVEREND BROTHER SIXTUS, C.F.X. Silver Jubilarian The students of Mt. St. Joseph's, and especially the Class of '38, extend to Brother Sixtus, who 011 August 21 will celebrate the twenty-Efth anniversary of his entrance into the Xaverian Brotherhood, their heartiest congratulations and best wishes. Brother Sixtus, a graduate of Catholic University, has been at Mt. St. Joseph's for the past six years. Previously he labored at St. Xavier's High School. Louisville, Ky.; Cathedral School, Richmond, Va... and Leonard Hall, Leonardtown, B'Iaryland, where he was Superior and Headmaster for some time. Always a hard worker, Brother Sixtus has done much in his twenty-five years. After the busy school day he has never hesitated to give his time and talents to a multitude of other works. Members of our athletic teams and other extracurricular groups appreciate his efficient work as driver of the school bus. The amateur Thespians 0f the Mount know him as a clever stage man. He has directed the construction and painting of the stage settings for several of the annual plays. Much of the success of this year's play, hJourneys End, can be attributed to the realistic settings erected by Brother Sixtus and his helpers. Always on the go, he may be seen at work putting the football held, baseball diamond. or track, in shape for athletic contests. Respected by the students of his nP137 classes, esteemed by his fellow- workers. he goes about his duties quietly, patiently, surely. Such service will certainly merit that much-coveted praise: Wiell done, thou good and faithful servant.

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