Mount St Michael Academy - Mountaineer Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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MOUNT Al H994 GEORGE WILLIAM AITCI-IISON Mouniameer Track Sodallty Off1cer RAUI GEORGE AUSTER Sodallty Baseball Secretary Basketball Captaw PHILIP ANDREW BAGNELL Sodallty Mountameer WALTER IAMES BEGGII odahty Track Caplam General Excellermc Honor Rfll ROGIR RAYMOND BERKI LY Sodallty Q23 MARTIN IOSEPH BURKE Sodaluf Plge In H113 four vmm 'bmi-mimi' vmv IOHN IOSL PH BIGGANE 'blalrty School Sfvr Award ROC ' O RONALD CELENTANO Sodalxly 5 ' ,'-'-'.,'- -','-'.J.,'.,'-'-,'4'-v-v,',',',,v,v4v4v4vf v4ygy4v4v4,v4y'wf-ygvf vgvgvfr 'EVE fyxgl ' 14.4 ' V V ' ef V V V e , , - . rvpvwnoluxwrvwnvntixfnvlvnvnvnvs v viva-,lvl V v Vlvl 1 uv v ' ' ' 'I 7 sw' S 5 ,, . f.. x ' f QI' r'4'z Nav ' vQ141:':'L'L'4':':'Q'g':'L'Q'L':'g'L'4L 4 L14 4 4'g'-'f ' vlvlvlxfnvfvnvn vlvlvr r ' rvrvrvwrvlvrvwrvrv V , , -. .v.?R J 1 , r r 1 Y K ' I N I . I C, . . I 1 AJ ' G, J

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largest Freshman Class ever to enroll at the Mount. But our record was short-lived and each succeeding first year since then has outnumbered the previous class. Coincident with the amazing growth of the student body has been the development of the campus and buildings. Since our first ad- venture here we have beheld the alteration of the Main Building to accommodate the large increment in the enrollment. We have witnessed the addition of two baseball diamonds to supplement the three already in use. lt has been our happy privilege to aid materially in the installing of a modern loudspeaking unit and in the erection of a new and larger grandstand. Our greatest pride, however, is the Shrine of Our Lady in the erection of which We were all co- builders. lt is fitting that the most beautiful portion of our campus should be dedicated to Mary, Our Mother, whose love we have been taught to seek, in emulation of our beloved teachers, who have consecrated their lives to her service. Thus it has been our good fortune to attend Mount St. Michael during years when it has been developing, as it Were, from childhood to sturdy young manhood. lf we aided in this development in even the slightest way we glory in the fact. As loyal Alumni, it will be our pleasure during the coming years to follow with deep interest the continued growth of our school. Finally, ere we depart, we must bow our heads in a silent prayer of thanksgiving to God on Whose grace our very existence depends. Here, we have learned to know Him better. The Chapel has been for many of us our sole refuge from the overburden- ing cares of the world. Now, on the thresh- old of a new life, we realize that knowing God and trusting in His Divine Wisdom will ofttimes be our only encouragement in a cold and cynical world. The religious instruction of our high school career will be of utmost importance in later life in counters acting the subversive influence of modern morality. We will not make the unfortunate mistake of forgetting God. Rather we, as Christians, will keep Christ in our lives, and we will never cease to remember what a Marist education has so deeply inculcated in us-the impossibility of lasting success without the assistance of God Almighty. Nil sine Numinef' Pxge 'I'1ter1!i-Iftvtft

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AINEER RICHARD IOSEPI-I COUPE Sodalrly Mountameer Leglon of Honor, Track THOMAS MICHAEL DAILY Sodahty, Basketball, Baseball IOSEPH IOHN DI DONATO Sodalliy Sodallty Mountamee WARREN ERAN IS DONAHUE FRANCIS XAVIER DOYLE Sodahty School Spmt Award WILLIAM THOMAS DOYI E Soclahty Leglon of Homo Honor Roll Track DAVID VINCENT CRONIN Sodahty VICE Pres1de-nt Football, Baseball THOMAS IOSEPH DENNEHY Sodalxty, Track, S Hool Splfll Award P126 Tu 61111 iff 314144234.24'4'4'4-'4'4l4lLLLIQVQVLIQ 'L1L'2fL'l7Llbl2l2!2.'214'4L L A L 4 LlLl4'Q!f VL-IQYIQ 4 L ' xAvIVlVlVlVnVlVnV .Vw lx, IVI V IVIXAVNAVIVIVIVIVIVIVI VAVI VAVIVIVIV ' VKVIVIVIUIVIVI VAV V . I - , . ' 335. , Q 1 5 ' r S 5- :4'-'4'4'4'f X'4'4'4'4'4I4'4'4'4'4 4 4 44 4.'4-' .4 4 4'4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. fnvwlvlvlvlvnxfnvnvwlvlvwlvwl V. V ,V V 4.4 I Vf V V V - , U v,-N , Mx . . . r , . . . . . . V , f 1 , I 1 I - I