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

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And Episodes Never To Be Forgotten . . . TRIPLE VISION- Stunned frosh were shaken right to their white bucks as Robert Horsley. John Crab. and George Wal- lace proved that there are many kinds of Santa Claus at Christmas time. FRESHMAN LEAGUEvChamps 1A. and All Stars. Standing: J. Conley. P. Cook, J. Bruggy. D. Ray, W. Jenkins. J. Butler, W. Bloom, PK Middleton, E. Glodek, F. Himmel. R. Romeo, J. Lnuen G Zeller. W. Garry, J. Vach, N. Silcott. L. Ulsch. T. Nadrowski, W. Lombardi. Brother Eric, League Director. Front Row: C. Wachsmuth, J. Mc- Guire. L. Wist. P. O'Donnell, R. Yakaitis, G. Sunderland. G. Mil- ler. C. Kotowski. J. Myers. IG Back Row: Lawrence Bezold. Charles Eisenberger, Ray- mond Knight. John Groh. Anthony WitkOWSki, Thomas Welsh, Wayne Wood. Third Row: James Burton. Frank Sagan, William Harrington, Paul Haigley, Harry Gonzales, Douglas Banner, Robert Waldbauser. Charles James. Francis Clark, Guy Palmeri, Charles Korowski. Second Row: Karl Houchen, George Wright. Joseph Volk. James Graham. Kenneth Jones. Benedict Malikowski. Joseph Ries. William Wilder, William Garry, Joseph Carleton. Front Row: Milton Lentz. Leonard Wojciechowski, Jo- seph Borowski. Joseph Potter. Brother Patrick. Ralph Carey. William Ruskell, Joseph Walega, Joseph Trionfo. 1H Back Row: Donald A. Silanskas. Michael Van Den Branden, John J. Nardini, George H. Wallace. Daniel J. Foggarty, Marion J. Wiczulis. Nelson J. Arnold, Charles P. Smith, David J. Chiveral. Third Row: Martin A. Budreski. James F. Blair, James W. Thompson, Daniel M. Makowski, Alfred J. Di Pietro. John F. Battism, Joseph A. Horan, Thomas W. Harman. Thomas J. Bate- man. Arthur J. Dunworth. Second Row: Henry C. Kveck. John L. Letke, William S. Hoddinott. Melvin J. Shook. Eugene R. Lamdin. Rosario P. Raymond, Thomas L. Bartolomeo. DaniEI T. Mernaugh. Frank A. Thomas. Howard J. Kapfer. Thomas S. Phoebus. Francis M. Tribull. Front Row: John M. Schab, Daniel A. Mantik. Marvin W. Warnick. Edward R. Butler, Brother Louis Charles. Richard M, Kucharski, James J. Seybold. Fred- erick T. Ruff, William R. Douglas.

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1D Back Row: Raymond Bechler. William Schwanke, Adelio Maccentelli, Francis Heiner. Phillip Piasecki. Charles Nemecek, John Ostrowski. Arthur Noon. Third Row: Charles Lindner, Gilbert Bielski. Joseph Mento, Edward Trattner, Richard McDonnell, Richard Polkowski, John Jacobs, Peter Bell, Patrick Larkin. Ronald Deise. Second Row: Michael Fasmer, Daniel Brulinski, Michael Hodges. William Gore, Martin Till, Glenn Dixon, Thomas Dailey, Gerard Poetzel. Robert Greer, Frank Scholtz, Clement Scheper. Michael Mulherin. Front Row: Francis Lukas- Zewski, Joel Thomason. Paul Iampieri. John Kusik. Brother Dismas, Jerome Siatkowski. Theodore Gawel, Edward Eusini. John Sampery. 1E Back Row: Dennis Guidice, Dennis Evans, Joseph Eder. Michael Klima. Matthew Harris, Jacques Grillon. Joseph Luber. Third Row: Thomas O'NEill. James Macher, Joseph Johnson, Thomas Sut. Thomas Gazel, Robert Selle, Joseph O'Donnell. Anthony Tarntino, Donald Hargy, Peter Reynolds. Richard Siejack. Second Row: Edward Pietruszka, Richard Chambers, Ronald Wise. Stanley Wolinski, John Beran. James Smith. Neill Yeakle, Salvatore Aquia. Joseph Rogers, Richard Van Lill. Rich- ard Otter, Frank Rosofsky. Front Row: Edward Higdon. James Owens, Robert Chiotski, William Meridith, Brother Clyde. Robert Durner. James Rogers. Frederick Jackson. Thomas Iampieri. 1F Back Row: Gilbert Triplett, Harold Smith, Daniel Libon- ate. Robert Horsely, Edward Glodek, Michael Keech, Mel- vin Novak. John Gartland. Third Row: Aloysius Guy. Reginald Wise, Carl Avara, Lawrence Meiser. Carl Deeck. Mario Eugui, John Kilday. Clyde Stokes, Arthur Paul. Robert Bonsall. Eugene Rieth. Second Row: Charles Liberto. Edward Corbi, John Conrey, Francis Cappelletti, Joseph Taylor, William Allen, John McCormick, Norton Silcott, Raymond Fernandez. Michael Schwarzkopf, Thomas Booth, Marco Montero. Front Row: Carl Michelman. Joseph Pointek, Stephen Arata, James Mohler, Brother Edgar, Hugh Doherty. Dominic Rigatuso. Claude Mascari. Peter Wash. FATIMA CORPS EXpe1-t Chaplet maker, Brother Jordan, is the center of all eyes as he illustrates basic techniques to: From, Left to Right: J. O'Donnell, C. Jednorski, W. Lombardi, J, Helm, Brother Jordan, K. Freimuth, J. Blockston. Batik Row: J. Klosek, N. Bronzert, J. Burns, V. Chesno, T. Steigelman, W. Stengel, E. DiNisio.

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OPHOMORE SOUVENIRS 195Fthut wonderful year we stopped being freshmen and began to take an active part in extracurricular activities. We had started to grow now, and school no longer terrified us. Caesar still came to darken our youthful skies, but biology and math began to catch our favor. W76 were welcome at dances and heard 011 com- mittees. It was a great year L0 be fifteen. BUT, BROTHERL-All the ingredients of a justitiable ob- jection are here etched in Tom Butlefs face as he gets lost following Brother Barton's Hashing review of the early Christian Era. FLOWER GIRL Bouncing Nick Bronzert chephinQ stops sailors E. Nelka, R. Canby, D. Kurtik. and D. Michaelis with her rendi- tion of HI'm called Little Butter cup.