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

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M4 Y X . 4 l 4 ROBERT E. VAISTH Secretary Frequently a secretary dues many nf the hehintl-the-scenes jobs that have to he finished hefnre any successful event is produced. Bob has heen hehind many scenes and has also heen front director at many others. zealous for all the lxlount has tried tn du. lioh has been a key man f-wr every minute of the four years. President of the Baltimore Catholic l7orensic league, Associate lfditor of the Tower. hlountnian with the highest average for the whole four years, energetic anal lively friend to stores of Nlnuntinen, Huh won an increase in our admiration and gratitude when he delivered that excellent Salutatnry Address at the Cumniencement. He hnished an outstanding Nlnunt career in a superb manner--and covered himself and us with glory that night. lVllCl'4lAEl. IAlVlPIlfRl Treasurer The lVlount's foremost nmdern art enthusiast, Quill lfditnr Mike Ianipieri was our treasurer. If he didn't handle too much movtey he did so many iither things that the listing would make long reading. Cheerful and friendly, Nlilce has the hne talent of turning any gathering into a hright and pleasant one. lfven standing still, he scents to he running-'intl he makes thnse aruuntl him want to run with hiin. The years would have been duller, the pastitnes would have heen less gay. the interests would have heen less refined, had Nlilce not heen une nf our classmates. That he was and that we chose hivn to he one of our leaders is :i snuree of satisfaction to us now. The Nlount is :t little more peppy and lively for lVlilce's having heen here. THATS ALL, FOLKS. Tom Slifker. Pat Coll, Rich Slurphy and their dates smile happily after a good time at the Tover's Christmas Dance. l .kq X

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, , Ag-f RICHARD F MURPHY reudent Other parts of this ye1rbook describe what Dick has accomplished Various mark hooks of the Brothers can tell what he has accom pllshed ln class Numerous newspaper columns can tell what he dld on thc field of competition But we the Class of 58 feel best able to tell what kind of a lVIountman he IS We chose htm as our Presxdent ftr two years and we would do lt again He has been our friend, our leader through four years If now, as we leave we re proud to be Mountmen part of xt IS due to htm The Mount is a better Mount, and we are better Mountmen, for having been with him' JOSEPH F VOGELSANG Vrce Prestdenl As V1cePresldent Joe has served Murphy and us cheerfully generously and energetxcally When he moves he moves with speed and vigor and the Class of 1958 has often benefited by hrs drive Adding a refining flavor to our acttvutles joe s artistic talents have left their impress You can read in the track pages about his strength and speed on the field We acknowledge here his strength and force as a leader and hts smcerlty and worth as a frxend LUORLD BEHTERS f fe gi 1 ,M fy! I I The duties of the semor class officers are few but Important The Presldent advises the students on the Senlor Class Glft He also, along with the Vlce President, lntroduces assembly speakers of various profession Tre1surer and Secretary are honomry tltles However, being elected as an officer is a hlgh honor The elected receives the endorsement of the ent1re senlor class He xs re garded as a leader 'md as one who over the perlocl of four years has contributed much to the school An honorary job yes But one that sxgnlfies many thmgs it 1 kfvr Q3 S re .i ,,Jit,i A If r it asm e' - I . P . ' . I - ' I . V I . . . . . - - . l I , - 3 ' , . , . . . V , . . . 1- . . . . , . . . ' ' . f ' . . . ' . A , I , . ' . . . , . . 1 ' 352' ' ' - f5F.1.i.-l'fi.ff'f f' .:.iffff1'2?f'fi1l2if-'? ?2:f5f:fiff21555,-sEFff?'1?'f': ,ssff A iii: 1s:1'f' i 1 V, : ggi .f 1 .'1'::. '::I: :i3:.C:Iiii:IIii:23Q:11:5ii::5::i?::-:-iri:1:::':1-is'Z-if ' . -zz-1 :-gilt' 1 ' - 7 i .4 C, C- N , , . 1-5. ' '.,'. : -:.:,:':i:v-ir.:-3-2551:-:' V -:p-' x fyxvgzlzf. 1 , 'V . 9 If , sw- if gf 'ffffggf , , , . :::ff: -:' F :Qi-:f.fffff.ffI',:53f'ff.5.Q', I I il! X - ff? , ' - ' . 'fi fi-is '.3'.7i5:7.i.',7f-Sli'-If I I i A V 5:'g':'.'EZi':':'5f i'-.Elf illl 5 'f-122:-'fri -f Ji' .. if J f -r:S:::fA5::E:?:i:i?'.'. 1 'E :ii .4 L K ' fl , vi fbi fi, . .55 ' ':'?:i:5::::':.z,:::3-.' ,. -:i5L:..fi:i:Q::::?g5Z:f:f:::'.E:::':f:'::ii::::'2'ttITitifzi.j'.':':zix ' 7 ' 1.51..3.51555-.II1:-35:-:g::g:tj j I' kiz, . f X-K: -- - Sat .i..5.:E:vl:.53::5: - - - D I ' ' ' 1.12,'.'2-,'15i1': ' ' q , xi - A , ,,.3.,:g:-:52:-1:1::11:45.11:2:f-Z.:-:-::1..:,.,3.-: V' '

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1 Qi J I, K ,YL'A f Qflffff ' si, JOHN JAMES ABRAHAMS: Saint Teresa . . . Varsity Tennis Manager 3 . . . Resident Camera Club Z-3, Secretary 4 . . . Glee Club 2-3-4 . . . Resident Reporter 3, Editor 4 . . . Spring Festival Committee 3 . . . 38 South Main Street, Port Deposit, ROBERT JOHN AHERN: Saint Augustine . l. . JV Baseball 2 . . . Box 3324, Montgomery Road, Elkridge 27. JOHN LANCE ALPIGINI: Saint Rita . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Track 1 . . . 15 Leeway, 22. LAWRENCE RICHARD ALTEMUS: Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrameni . . . Six Man Football 1 . . . JV Basketball 1 . . . Varsity 2-3, Captain 4 , . . JV Baseball 1 . , . Resident Softball 1-2 . . . Ryken Club 1-2 . . . Kappa Chi 3-4 . . . 3232 Ellicott Street, N.W., Washington 8, D. C. , .1 , 3 , ,Ag .11 Q fi N 9 I if 'ft 1: 21. ,lx -ja-'P t Q' 1 ,te 4 -5 4' 'fgfi 1 fp, 'mu s 3' 'ii si 4 'f l 4,57 I ti f it li i 1 0 ...ap- J HARRY ERNEST BAILEY: Saint Thomas Aquinas Basketball 2 , . Cross Country 1 . JV Track 1 . . Varsity 3 1312 Dellwood Avenue 11 ROBERT FRANCIS BAILEY: Saint Rita . . . Cub Football V Baseball Z 7014 Belclare Road 22 WILLIAM FRANCIS BARLAGE: Saint Matthew . . . 5914 Glen- kirk Road 12. THOMAS RAYMOND BARNES: Saint Francis De Sales . . . Cub Football . . . V Football Z . . . Varsity Ice Hockey 2 . . . Wrestling Z-3-4 . . . Resident Softball 1-2-3-4 . . . Band 1-2-3-4 . . . Camera Club 1-2 . . . Radio Club 3-4 . . . Ryken Club 1-2 . . . Kappa Chi 3-4 . . . Resident Reporter 4 . . . 206 Walston Avenue Salisbury. Alle, M SURPRISE!!! Frank Miceli presents a cake to Charles Reiter on the occasion of Cholly's seventeenth birthday. The pres- entation, witnessed by Jack Davis, took place at the Towcr's 2nd Annual Holiday Hop.