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

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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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W rejelee IH ee ffIIOW edge BROTHER WALTER C F X Consnderate kmdly gentlemanly and snncere and absolutely boundless ln his devotion to us and our needs Thxs descrlbes Brother Walter The Class of 59 esteems lt their proud pleasure to be able to honor the Dean of Xaverlans in Amerxca by thxs yearbook dedlcatlon May God bless h1m always' BROTHER MARCELLUS C F X If the Splflt of scholarshnp has touched and ln fluenced us lf dedlcatxon to excellence has be come part of our arm then surely It has been Brother Marcellus who brought much of this about A 1'ellg10llS gentleman a professional educator and a firm fr1end he has been all these to 11s We dedicate our yearbook to hmm and we pray God to bless hum always' W1th real pleasure and CCl't'1111 prlde we decllcate the 1959 Nlount Tower to Brother Walter, CFX and to Brother Nlarcellus CFX Both d1st1ngu1shed members of the fwculty both dedlcated to formmg men of boys and fornnmg the lID'lgC of the God Man 1n the hearts of boys these Brothers have glven selflessly of themselves to 'ICCO1Tlpl1Sl'1 these ends mn our regard It IS not thelr long ye1rs of Mount servlce that we commend but rather the quallty of that servxce Though few of us have met Brother Walter IH the cl1ssroom and certainly not all of us have met Brother Marcelltxs there exther, yet we thank no one of us becomes 1 true Nlountman w1thout commg under thexr mfluence In Brother Walters future work here at the Mount and ln Brother Marcellus new worlc as Pf111Clp3l of MISSIOH Church I-hgh School m Boston, we devoutly and loyally pray God s cholcest blesslngs on thelr holy work tee these Kreeeer are zeeleeely elle' eesideell ly fr IO 0 1. Ll I t ,... t 7 t W L 1 . L -. 1 . C 7 L f K .. , - 1 , . . . ,... s v 1 , . . ,... , . 1 I. ' 9

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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