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

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It is the Headmastefs task to formulate the school's policies and to direct their execution. He must make those large decisions which es- tablish the pattern by which the faculty shall fashion us in the mold of Christ, His must be a vision that is broad, far reaching, and minutely observantg a judgment that is clear and bal- anced, weighing the immediate and ultimate consequencesg and a will that is firm and just. resting in the wisdom grown of humility. 'YVe are both proud and grateful that for the past four years we have been under the watchful care of such a headmaster. Primarily concerned with our religious growth, Brother Pastor has not neglected our physical, intellectual, or social training. Rather, with the wisdom of St. Paul, he has striven to perfect and sublimate our natural development with religious purpose-that in all things we might glorify Cod. K .Q -M ,. la if 1 2 l .51 iff fr 1 ' ' S954 if Q .E A14 if fi ? 'flggif ,lf ,a 1 Sftesaw' V U 'l , r X lf ll! : 5 VG waxy lg 5 r l' 'rf L ,g -e 2 ssaxiiifm Nh ' ,. -M f' , .. iw l ' ' ' 4 fx , 5 V . , . F1 .f N . . , :,,. r , 1, p ,pl ' 7. . H U13 . jf, 4. .. ,V . - V,L W.' 'ij gi- ,- 1 V , hai- ' ' gy? twwjrff 'F ' fy ' MM K L MM. h -, . ,ae ,ia Y V. 'rv Iv, fssg!' . il fa, T , 8 lx , . - 1 2 V, ,. I gm , A ,awk ,1-..... 4 . ,, si. I- -y 'Mx' ' ..'-if -,gg K p 4 ,W...,,,i,5.a,,ks wi

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401 'V' I 1 'sg- 1' 4 X, JP, gfmwilwxvt To serve others in a foreign land, to give unselfishlv more than is asked, and to seek no honor or recognition is an ideal that invokes our admiration. But day after day, Over a period of twenty-five years. to spend oneself in such service to youth, who in their eagerness and inexperience are sometimes thoughtless and uninindful, is an act that stirs our sense of the sublime. The Superior of the Sisters here at the Mount is today a living exeinplar of such service. Coming here a generation ago. Nlother Facundina has un- stintinglv given twenty-five years of generous, kind, and loving care to the Mount and Mountmen. lt is in deep and humble gratitude, and with pride in her achievement, that we dedicate to her the Blount Tower of 1960. AD MULTOS ANNOS-Rev. Mother Facundina receives her jubilee gift from the Mothers Club, presented by Mrs. Williani Metzger, Vice- President. familiarlv known as Mrs, Bingo, as Brother Pastor happily approves. The Mothers' Club gave a little party for Mother and the Sisters lf? Lilllllfllefnflfille the Uccaslon. V ilk A If XV S X A Q5 5 i 3

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,ag fx -nl DMINISTRATION BROTHER CONRAD, C.E,X. In his capacity as Director of Studies, Brother Conrad has efficiently, justly, and firmly guided us for the past three years. His love of order and work, his manly kindness, and his constant holding to the discipline so necessary for the fostering of virtue and learning have evoked both our admiration and our gratitude. 5 ? RR 1 43-- BROTHER CASIMIR, C.F.X. Arriving in january, Brother Casimir assumed the duties of treasurer, a position which he had competently ful- filled in a previous sojourn at the Mount. Serene and imperturbable, Brother carries out his many duties with an infectious joyous spirit that permeates all who approach him. BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM C.E.X. activities. Always affahle and willing to assist, Brother john continues to direct the maintenance of the property, super- vising the work of a large staff and yet ever able to smooth the way, to make a suggestion, or to find an an- swer to the many problems that sud- denly arise in our many Mount BROTHER MYRON, C.F.X. Careful, punctual, and most eHicient, Brother Myron handled the duties of his office as treasurer in a perfect manner. Upon the com' pletion of the first semester, Brother went to Xaverian High School, Brooklyn. New York, where he manifests the same high qualities that have been models for us. E . .4 Elf I-'L QI' 'S-.N