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

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FAMILIAR DUTY Brother Placidus meets his sixth incoming frosh group. as 1,000 hopeful eighth-graders arrive for the Entrance Examinations, A thousand took the test; seven hundred applied to enter the Mount; only three hundred could be accommodated. Refusing so many eager boys is one of the painful experiences of a Headmaster. These Pages Are Filled By Memorable Men BROTHER PLACIDUS. C.F.X. Headmaster

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AMONG THOSE PRES- ENThAt the High Mass VVthh was celebrated by Rev. William F. Ma- loney Mephew of Brother Celestinw were the Most Reverend Fran- cis P. Keough. D.Dh, Archbishop of Baltih more: the Rt. Rev. George L. Hopkins. Chancellor of the Arch- diocese; the Rev. Rap- hael DuITy. C.P. Rev. W liam J. Phillips. S.S.J.: Rev. Benedict Joseph Mawu. C.P.: Rev. Jeremiah McNa- mara. C.P.; Rt. Rev. Joseph L, Leary, Pastor of St. Mark's Parish: Very Rev. Leo J. Mc- Cormick. Ph.D.. Super- intendent of Schools. Brother elest ne 70 Years A Xavierian Brother MEMORABLE OCCA- SION w Genial Arch- bishop Keough who graced the occasion by his presence went per- sonally to Brother Cel- estine's room to offer his felicitations to Brother on the comple- tion of h years of service.

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Left to Right, Top Row: Brother Aquin, Brother Aquinas. Second Row: Brother Arthur, Brother Aubin. Third Row: Brother Austin. Brother Bar- ton. Fourth Row: Brother Camillus. Brother Celestine. BELL RINGERhWonderful Brother Walter, a man of eighty with 60 years as a Xavetian Brother. is surprised on the chapel stairs as John Foertschbeck and J. Mazur anticipate the 8:20 Students' Rosary for peace and the missions. TREASURY AID$PatienL smiling Mrs. Kettering strives to respond to the multitude of questions that Don Poole. Joe Ruppert, John Sohn and Bob Biddi- son know are the specialty of Brother Myron's helpful secretary. n