St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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m N ln 5' Q 'wr-MJ BROTHER F. MARTIN, F.S.C. BROTHER EADBERT, F,S.C, BROTHER D. ALFRED, F.S.C. BROTHER G. BERNARDINE, F.5.C Vigq-Pfingipql Bursar Librarian, English Religion, English Appointed Pr:-sidenl in mid-lerm, Brolher Dominic Luke assumed lhc reins ol Sl. John's aller serving as cr member ol The lacully lor seven years. Brolher Luke, piclured below at work in his cflice, celebrated his lwcnly-lilllv anniversary as a Brother of the Chrislian Schools lasl ycar. f. U DEH THEIR GUIDANCE . . .

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X Y .- 'r iii' w . i As Auxiliary Bishop of Washington, His Excellency, the Most Reverend John M. McNarmara, D4,D.,.Y f . , - -, Vicar-General, above right, has served the Archdiocese lor twenty-three years. At left, His Excellency, who also serves as pastor ot St. Gabriel's Parish, and the Very Reverendr igmnus Smith, OLPX L?-Lf ' A'-'X-f- ' Professor ol Philosophy at Catholic University lead the academic procession at fU's mid-term commencement, Washingtonians were shocked last winter by the untimely death of the Most Reverend Patrick J. McCormick, Ph.D. D.D,, -.1-Y x.Yx4 K A ' me--. Titular Bishop of Atenia and Auxiliary Bishop of the Arch- diocese. Bishop McCormick was appointed to assist Arch- bishop O'Boyle in 1951. Bishop McCormick, below, was also rector at the Catholic University of America, the Pontilical College ot the United States. ln addition to his duties as Archdiocesean Superintendent of Education, the Right Reverend Monsignor , W S.T.L., serves as pastor of the parish of St. John Baptist dc LaSalle in surburban Chillum, Maryland. The parish was created in 1952 to honor the tounder of the Christian Brothers.

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Religion Algebra, Geometry X W A an rf 4 l a 7 QA R ' ' - , e , .,,. yt BROTHER F PAUUCK, F.S.C. Religion, Trigonometry, Geometry Religion, Spanish Grounded upon the historic traditions of their gloried past, the Brothers of the Christian Schools are, at St. John's, actively cultivating the future for their country, their students and their God. The story of powerful sacrifice and austere living in the interest of the education of youth is the heritage of the Christian Brothers. Venerated as the Universal Patron of All Teachers, St. John Baptist de LaSalle founded the order in France in the seventeenth century-but more than this, he charged the Brothers with the task of revolutionizing the world of infused knowledge according to his philosophy of education. But, to the student of St. John's, the Brother is much more than an intellectual being as he is a counselor, a leader and, above all, a friend . . . and the St. John's Graduate, no matter what fortune life may bring, no matter how far he will travel from the beginnings of his manhood, will carry with him some indelibIe.character that forever .distinguishes him ds a Brother's boy. WE LEAII P BROTHER F. ANDREW, F.S.C. BROTHER F. ALOYSIUS, F.S.C. BROTHER G. RAYMOND, F.S.C Religion, Chemistry BROTHER F. MICHAEL, F.5.C Religion, Civics, English