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

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LAWRENCE JOSEPH CRONE Larry is one of the top scholars to graduate from the Mount in recent years. For four years he impressed his classmates with his studious attitude coupled with his modest bearing. Underclassmen will remember him for his untiring efforts in the after-school Geometry class. Saint Lawrence . . . Chess Club 4 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . National Merit Scholarship Finalist . . . 210 Mission Road, Jessup. 0lVl' TANIIING E lllll JOSEPH PATRICK O'DONNELL Pat O'Donnell, President of the Baltimore C.Y.O., is a Hne example of a good Mountman. He has surely proved himself outstanding in swimming and has done a fine job as editor-in-chief of the 1959 Tower. Saint Rita A . . Yearbook Representative 3 . . . Swim- ming 1-2-3-4 . . . Frosll Baseball . . . Legion of Decency 2-3 . . . Junior Committee . . . 7005 Dun- hill Road, 22. upon u-hom falls the heavy burden and L- -e , Q 3 5 M 'TTT7' high distinction of leading their peoples? POPE PIUS XII GEORGE RONALD SUNDERLAND In the class poll this year Ron Sunderland was voted the boy most likely to succeed. Ron falls into that small class of elite scholars who have intelligence and know what to do with it. Our Lady Queen of Peace . . . Tower Associate Edi- tor 4 , . . CSMC 1-2 . . . National Merit Scholarship Finalist . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . JV Soccer 1 . . . Freshman Intramurals . . . Route 16, Box 506A, zo. RONALD WILLIAM YAKAITIS Yak is the best speaker in the Mount's history. The various speaking contests sent Ron on trips to such places as California and New Mexico, but they could not interfere with the fine scholastic record he achieved. Our Lady of Victory . . . Secretary of Junior Class . . . Public Speaking 1-2-3-4 . . . President 3-4 . . . Debating 2-3 . . . President of Baltimore Catholic Forensic League 4 . . . Dramatics 2-4 . . . Vice- President of MSJC Talent Club . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Freshman Intramurals . . . 907 Elm- ridge Avenue, 29. ' is as ,- A ali 'Milf t istt v . at vii- . , . ' L' gg, :ag S' I J,g.i ,,.. ,. A ,.pp. , A' A maj,

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EUGENE LOUIS CORBETT 1959 Class President Gene has honored us and been honored by many of the activities which he has encountered and con- quered. He is more than deserving of any honor brought upon himself because of his outstanding record as Catholic Athlete of 1959, and also by his election to the office of Senior Class President. Saint Francis de Sales . . . Varsity Football 2-3-4 . . . JV Football 1 . . . Varsity Basketball 3-4 . . . JV Basketball 1-2 . . . Varsity Baseball 2-3-4 . . . JV Baseball 1 . . . Ryken Club President 2 . . . Junior Prom Chairman . . . Senior Prom Chairman . . . 417 Winder Street, Salisbury. E l0R CLASS UFFIUER ' W 1 t t Avenue, 24. ANDREW STEWART MANNING 1959 Class Secretary Andy has ability both as an athlete and a scholar, but his personality and gentlemanly manner more than anything else rate him a place on this page. Our Lady of Victory . . . Vice-President of Junior Class . . . CSMC Representative 3 . . . Varsity Bas- ketball 3-4 . . . JV Basketball 1-Z . . . Varsity Base- ball 2-3-4 . . . JV Baseball 1 . . . 1001 Maiden Choice Lane, 29. GILBERT THOMAS BARKER 1959 Class Vice-President As Senior Vice-President Gil has honored us and himself by being elected to this office by the people who know him best, his own Senior Class. Gil has contributed much to make this year memorable and pleasant. He has been outstanding in sports and social activities. Saint Casimir . . . Junior Class President . . . Senior Class Vice-President . . . Prom Committee 3-4 . . . Varsity Football 3-4 . . . JV Football 2 . . . JV Base- ball 2 . . . Intramural Track I . . . 2312 Foster 'CFrom these schools of learning there comes forth a host of citizens strong in heart and mind . . FRANCIS DE SALES HEINER 1959 Class Treasurer Our Class Treasurer doesn't handle much money, but his oflice does indicate his stature among his classmates. Frank was chosen for a class office by those who know him best-and that in itself is an honor. He contributed much to the personality of the Class of 1959. Saint Agnes . . . Junior Committee . . . Senior Com- mittee . . . Varsity Football 3-4 . . . JV Football Z . . . Varsity Basketball 3-4 . . . JV Basketball 1-Z . . . Varsity Baseball 3-4 . . . JV Baseball l-Z . . . 1131 Granville Road, 7.

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3'4 fp,-6 TJ A K v tr in 'EIC7 3 wi - va. ,ST STEVEN JOSEPH ARATA: Sain! Clement . , . Senior Com- mittee . . . JV Ice Hockey . . . Varsity Baseball 3-4 . . . JV Baseball 1-2 . . . Freshman Intramurals . . . 1724 Hall Avenue, 27. NELSON JOHN ARNOLD: our Lady of Perpetual Help, 11- chester . . . Junior Committee . . . Senior Committee . . . Bowling 4 . . . Freshman Intramurals . . . 1 Montgomery Road, Ellicott City. FRANCIS VINCENT BAILOR: Sacred Heart of Mary. . . 6821 Youngston Avenue, 22. GH ' 1959 1 ci 7'Y:,m 'L 9 A . .. THOMAS LAWRENCE BARTOLOMEO: Sain! Dominic . . Little Gaels 2 . . . JV Track 2-3 . . . Freshman Intramurals . . 4908 Arabia Avenue, 14. RAYMOND FRANCIS BECHLER: Saint Joseph Monastery . . . 3726 Old Frederick Road, 29. HENRY BECKER, III: Saint Mark. . . Quill 3-4 . . . Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Vice President . . . Talent Club 2-3 . . . 269 East Medwick Garth, 28. Brother Bartel, C.F.X. Religion 4A, English, Read- ing Program, Guidance, Ath- letic Director. HEY, GIMME ONE: Seniors re- ceive literature on colleges and professions at one of the guidance assemblies.