St Marys College California - Gael Yearbook (Moraga, CA)

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He is a man who reminds you of many men, ot kind men, ot generous men, of loving men, of compassionate men, of intellectual men, of witty men. He is friend and peer, counselor and liaison. He is, at best, a man above the common breed of men. To those who have come to know Brother Albert, the description above pretends no flattery. He is the example of the great Christian humanitarian, willing to bear not only those crosses which God gives him to bear, but also those ot others to lighten their burden, He is the Christian teacher, setting example that it may be followed, and watching examples so that he might improve himself. ln the past tour years, the Senior Class has especially been privileged to associate with this wonderful man. During the junior year he was a prefect in Mitty and came to know almost every member of our class, whether he lived in Mitty or not. Brother became a living part ot our class, and will remain a part ot our class as long as one of us continues to survive. Much could be made ot Brothers background, especially as President ot the College. But that we leave to the biographer. The Brother we wish to remember is the Brother whose wit never ceases, who says helloi' to everyone he sees, who always has a minute to talk over a problem. Brother Albert, the dedication of a yearbook is but a small tribute, but we hope that it will be o cherished one. All that we are and all that we will be is due in part to you. With the remembrance of your zeal and warmth we know we will not tail. God Bless You, Brother! 5