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

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CONTENTS Activities Organizations Factu Sports IIinll L ' AIQll I 1'31 thl Underclass Seniors

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YOUTH IN ACTION This year we commemerate the thirtieth edition of the Mount Tower. In looking back over previous editions, it is readily notice- able that they all differ very little in context. As one turns the worn pages of a nineteen thirty-seven Tower, he can observe that students engaged in and supported the same activities as the students of today's Mount do. They seemed as genuinely interested in their school as the students of the nineteen sixties do. But, there is one important difference. The students of many years past lived a somewh at versatile teen life. After, and even before finishing high school, many teen- agers ended their education and began their full time career. Along with this came a bland, economic spirit of life. The students of present years, however, acquire added vigor and spirit as their high school years are completed. Knowing that education and knowledge are a necessity for future advancement, teenagers pursue both the technical and moral fields of enlightenment. Along with this balance of knowledge comes school spirit. Truly, this year's Mountmen have led in this field. The constant activity and undiminished spirit at school functions have set this year apart from all the others. Whereas this is their yearbook; they definitely have earned and deserve the theme -Youth in Action.

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Editor-in-Chief Assistants Moderator Assistant Robert W. Dragin Patrick J. Durkin Gary W. Hill Robert P. Matikiewicz Leo E. Palewicz Joseph Federline Brother Salvator, C. F. X. Brother Declan, C. F. X.