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

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ti 'f' BROTHER CONRAD C F X New to the Motlnt this year, Director of Studies Brother Conrad has done a very fine job organizing the school s schedules, mtegratmg the work of nearly forty teachers, dealing with the problems of over a thousand students and overseeing the many co curricular activities wht h have thelr impetus m this oflice Combining a slncere interest m the good of all Mouatmen with a firm control over the entire student body, Brother has already taught us the value of good order, cooperation, and industry f ' 3: v A X' ,ai 'ali f . ,,. BROTHER DISMAS C F X In his second year as Director of Residents, Brother Dlsmas saw to it that the many activities, ln and out of school, were programmed ln such a way as to benefit his students in the best way The Directors du 1 s added to his teaching schedule, never succe ded n swervmg hlm from the calm, kind firm but gentle manner through which he sought to teach his boys the most important things At the end of our last year at the Mount Brother Dlsmas terminated his time as Resident Director He is now in Rome where he IS pursuing an advanced degree ln theology at the Institute of esus Magister NA BROTHER MYRON C F X Brother My ron brings to his duties as treasurer a great Splflt of QHTICIQUCY and devotion If the multlfold actlvi ues at the Mount seem to course along smoothly, much of the credit must go to his otice, where good order, a mature sense of business and a forthright dedication to duty seem to be the chief lessons Brother would teach us Addea to this, we find him frequently speaking the word of encouragement which IS perhaps most needed at a particular time to various Mountmen BROTHER BARTEL C FX Our Athletic Director, Brother Bartel, assumed this office at midterm When Brother Rlcardus transferred to Keith Academy in Lowell Massachusetts, Brother Barrel sepped in and handled the duties of the office very well Endlessly involved ln mamtammg the gym naslum and all its equipment, scheduling the numerous actlvxtles of the department, and directing the various coaches ln their cuties, Brother has persisted in making the smiling, happy approach his way of handling all situations , reef' 'Q as , . . . , . . . .' -' K ' , ' '. ' ' :E , f . . . . . . .: . 4 . 2 i , . . J . l , , I , . . . , . . . , . . t . l . 1 . Y . . . - - 4 - . - . :MQ T l B ' m X-U jd ' , t xg s ysys s , t t u , ,ff - A f W 2 f 2594 A we s l l Rf f

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DEDICHTICH BRCTHER ERIC, C.F.X. It is to Brother Eric that we dedicate our 1958 Nlount Tower. If any MOllni Brother ever gave us, by his own life. a true picture of Saint Joseph. that is Brother Eric. For seventeen years here at the Nlount he befriended and inspired us, cur older brothers, our predecessors. as teacher, coach and Assistant Headmaster. This year he transferred to another mission in Louisville. The finger of the Lord brought him back to us in February, having touched him with serious illness. He died early in March, at the Nlount he loved so well. This year marked his Silver jubilee as a religious. Some would say he was struck down early. Mountmen who knew him would say he was not struck down, but was raised up-brought tm the Nlount of Transfiguration, rewarded perhaps a bit ahead of his time for his life of manly virtue. W'hile we pause to honor him and pray for him, we are thankful that Brother Eric came back to us to teach us the lessons in his death that he had lived and taught so well in his life. WORLD SHAPER. An old picture shows Brother Eric in his usual role as friend to freshmen. How many times he spoke the heartening word! How much time he gave encouraging us-to make ours a better, not just a faster, world! ,fl I ff' P f,., if! .Lei 44220, ,mi tb: I i X F 1 1 I 14 ,4 X x X V Q X . M fiji' I. ,fff 4 il . +224 1, .- - 3

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Brother Aquin, C.F.X. French, Glee Club, Chess Club, Xaverian Guild ffm, 4 3 gf A 1 X . vf -'VI 'ff K 'O -Q. Brother Bartel, C.F.X. Religion 4A, English, Guid- ance Department, Director of Athletics Brother Arthur, C.F.X. Cafeteria Brother Barton, C.F.X. Religion 3A, P.O.D., Eng- lish, Economics, Camera Club, Quill and Tower Pho- tography, Swimming Pool Brother Aubin, C.F.X. Solid Geometry, Trigonom- etry, College Algebra, Al- gebra, Mount Tower Pho- tography, Resident Study Hall ly' ' ,sz Brother Carey, C.F.X. Religion ZD, Algebra. Trig- onometry, -IV Football, JV Baseball Brother Aubrey, C.F.X. Religion 3B, Typing, Book- keeping, Shorthand, Resi- dent Study Hall , ,qw . IX QQ.-fi A! 7,1 A ft' -ff' Brother Clarence, C.F.X. Algebra HERE TOO, TIfT1E IS OF THE ESSENCE FACULTY FALCONS. Golden Jubilarians Brother Loyola and Brother Eustasius are among faculty members off for a flying inspection of Balti- more City. UA i