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

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Fittingly, our celebration of the four year's growth of the new St. John's co- incides with the commemoration of the silver anniversary of Brother'Fintan An- drew, who has spent nineteen years of his quarter of a century in the religious life, contributing vigorously to the vital expansion of the school. Since his ar- rival at St. John's College in 1944, Brother has witnessed the swift pas- sage of many eventful years-eventful because of his own zealous concern for the spiritual, intellectual and physical well-being of his students. .Life at St. John's is a complex of many and various activities, most of which, at some time or other, have experienced the prudent and frequently unpublicized direction of Brother Andrew. Perpetu- ally interested in the total development of his students, he is a teacher of re- ligion, mathematics and the sciences, he is the co-founder and former president of the Catholic League and a man par- tially responsible for the success of the yearly Washington Catholic Invitational Tournament, he is the spirit which dis- tinguishes St. John's as a school where parents and friends combine their elforts to work for its continued progress. Because of the conviction with which he lives the evangelical counsels of which he has made religious profession, Brother has always been a source of encouragement to his confreres and pupils. To this man, then, who has forgotten himself in our interest, we dedicate this annual.

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