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

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CURRENT EVENTS. . . . . .LATEST ISSUES. . . GEORGE NELLIES-TFCBSUFCF of the C2ltl10: DEBATERS-The Mountmen yvho helped win that beau: lic Debating League, makes financial reports at the city:wide League Meeting in May. The League met four times during the year to discuss bettering the seasonal debates and keeping the intricate schedules straight. AFTER:DEBATE DOINGS-ln the Mount auditorium bring:together Pat Cullen and Joe Crosby of the Mount and Bernie Lardner, Mary Frances lreton. and Ann Allulis of l.N.D. to discuss the arguments just presented in the discussion of Direct Vote. tiful League Trophy are Qstandingjz Bernie Pie: truski, Wayne Ray, Joe Philibert, George Nellies, Warren Donohue, Al Slomba, and Pat Cullen, fand seatedj: Joe Crosby and Jim Dougherty. THE LONCLAWAITED MOMENT--Baltimore Debating League Prexy, Joe Philibert, presents to Brother Campion the trophy he helped earn for the Mount. This was a championship year both for the team and for Joe Philibert who garnered the League Best Speaker Award.

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LITERARY LIONS TOWER STAFF-Don Potter is surrounded by the boys who made the '54 Tower possible: Mike Bourne, Char: lie Frizzera, Editor Joe Philibert, George Nellies, Walt Johnson, Joe Lucas, and Sterling Wise. l PICTURE MEN-Brother Aubin demonstrates to photogra: phers Dick Fehrer, Frank Sullivan, and Tony Pala: sik another camera technique that explains the superb quality of Mount pictures. MAINSTAY-Joe Lucas, top yearbook salesman, refused to enjoy the summer until he had hammered pages of type and captions to insure a topnotch '54 yearbook QUILL-TDWER lflttlxcg 'rini jon ol hkeeping the students up with the news :ire the school pulnliczuions. Tln' Quill and The .lllilllll Tozvzfr. The Quill, the school newspaper, is published seven times annually by it stall' eoniposed of :nn editor-in'c'hiel', :tssoeiate editor, managing editor. sports editor, leztture editor, business niztnager, ten reporters, two stxtll' artists. ztud three pltotogrztphers. lt is through The Quill that Blountnien learn ol' the exploits and 2!t'C'0IllIJlISIIIIICIIKS ol' their elasslnzttes, as reviewed in the news articles, sports stories and lezttures. Tim illomzl Tmuzrr, published and produced by the Business statl. written hy the newspaper stall, and larouglit to lile by the lI2ll'li1'0Olll stall, SlIllll1l2ll'lZCS the zititivities ol' the year. The unique mode ol' presentation ol' the yeztrbook has garnered. lor its stznfl' nieniliers, the Xlarylancl Scliolzistic' Press Association Clhmnpionship three ol' the last lour years. It is through the conihined ellorts ol The Quill and The illomzl Towel' than students. liirttltr, alumni, and lriends are kept zllnreztst ol the ztctivities at Nlount Saint uloseph.

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