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

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'fLet them thoroughly understa and wisely direct' the characters of their students? , p tethcceethc POPE Plus xn BROTHER MYRON, C.F.X. Efficiently and carefully to handle the many challenges in the treasury ofiice, dependably and thoroughly to assist the school,s numerous activities, consistently to bring order to all the projects the students try to run- these are among Brother Myron's accomplishments. A perfectionist in the performance of his own duties, he does much to instill careful habits in us. Many Mount doings would be done less well, and many would not be done at all, were it not for his presence and cooperation. The Tower staff is particularly appreciative of his help in the many transactions it has carried on through him. BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM, C.F.X. Now in his second sojourn at the Mount, Brother John directs the care of the property, plans improvements and renovations, supervises the work of the hired staff and generally devotes himself to keeping the plant running smoothly and satisfactorily. Always unrufiled, always able to listen calmly, almost always on the spot with the solution to the problem, Brother john has, in his one year back in our midst, made things pleasant for us. All the students, but especially Tower staffers, are grateful for his many assists. All we have tried to do has been done more easily because he was around. CHATTER BREAK: Speedsters Tom Guercio, Denny Voith, Greg Stern and Tom Jeffers pause at end of track for some fast talk with Brother Myron and Danny Hume. -s s

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E, BROTHER Mm, IIEAIIM A TER It is seldom that a Mountman has to enter the Headmaster's Office. It is seldom that we deal directly with Brother Pastor. Nonetheless, all of us, particularly the Seniors, have come to know him as a kind, generous and devoted Brother. He has done so much to provide for our developmentg he has worked so tirelessly for our welfare, and he has encouraged faculty and students in so many ways to better the Mount, that our whole training is influenced and enriched because of his decisions. The Class of 1959 is grateful to have been a part of the Mount under Brother Pastor's leadership. diymargillg M0 affine 0EZWilllfL'ii iii PGPE PIUS X53

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Q.. masia A ' llIIliEU'l'0li 0F 'l' DIE HONEST, BROTHER! Larry Hooper plays the innocent role, as Brother Conrad accuses him. It was the Van Dyke dance-and SOMEBODY must have arranged that special music in Brother's honor! tTower sleuths report that Alex Schilpp was the real villain, Brother.J NNNNM As Director of Studies Brother Conrad's work directly influences all our school hours. Our first year under his guidance taught us that he is a man imbued with respect for good order and self-control. But this year we saw more than the efficient administrator and the wise disciplinarian. W'e saw a man more anxious to encourage us than to govern us, more interested in helping us to improve than checking our lack of improvement, WH' saw a sincere religious, an able administrator, and a really influential educator. Wle knew, in short, that we had a firm friend-firm in dealing with us when it was necessary, but even more Grin in his work in our behalf. In all relating to our life of studies under him, we have been well directed. THE MOUNT GOES MODERN. No more climbing countless stairs to get in touch with the school. Brother Conrad keeps in touch with all of us via his p.a. Your attention, please!