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

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Inner City Tutors MARTIN DE P O R R E S CENTER - Wednesday afternoons f o u n d many Mountmen in the Inner City. INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION - Personal contact combats poverty.

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DISCUSSION - Br ot h e r Thomas, C. F. X. , checks activities schedule with officers: P. Cooke, R. Mox- ley, J. Fish, and T. Hirsch. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES-First Row: W.Jackson, G. Buchness, and D. Kropfelder. Second Row: ' P. Cooke, T. Hirsch, R. Moxley, and J. Fish. 24 Student Activity Council The Student Council, supervised by Brother Thomas, C.F.X., is probably the most active organization in the school. Among the functions they sponsored were: pep r a l l i e 5, football games, the Sweet Sixteen Tournament, homeroom nights, intramurals, Satur- day m cm i n g basketball, and all the dance 5, including the Proms. In the collection department the representa- tives headed the successful Scholarship Aid Raffle, charity donations, and the obtaining of funds for Mass cards and flowers for the family of deceased relatives of Mount students. As a group they ushered at all the Masses and assemblies, sold school pins, aided the Parent's Clubs, hosted the Freshman Orientation Assembly, and helped with the Band Concert and the Xaverian Guild Bingo. ., S.A. C. also introduced new activ- ities this ' year. They in i t i a t e d an Alumni-Varsity basketball game and provided a student poll on vital ques- tions facing our society. Their project this year was the im- provement of the gymnasium. Cleaning the entire b a s e m e nt, painting and tiling two rooms, improving the public address system and the varsity locker room were part of this plan.