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,,
.
. one of
the most beautiful spring
:
tim
e
s
th
e
world has
ever
known,
spring
marked
by
a great
awakening
and
develop-
ment
in all
fields of
human life."
( Pope P
iu
s
XII in
his Easter message)
Certainly thi
s
for
war
d looking thought describes
the present state of
our
colle
ge.
Now after twelve
years
as an accredited institution, we have begun to accept
lay students. With modern and adequate facilities
we
have taken this for
war
d
step,
confident
of
further
growth.
In fact only r
ec
ently, ground
was
broken for
our
new
college
building,
which will
accomadate
eight
hundred
students
.
However,
we realize
that, without the gracious
cooperation of
one man,
would be possible
.
Thus in presenting this
e, the Senior Brothers
of 1958,
wish
to offer
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MARIST PRESS -
Marian College
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
.
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For the present, we, the class of
1958, can only say most sincerely to
Bro. Director, "Thanks for all you have
done to further our spiritual and intel-
lectual advancement here at Marian."
For the future, we will try to demon-
strate our gratitude by imitating the
example of a religious and an educator
who has unceasingly labored for the
welfare of his Institute, for progress in
personal holiness, and for the exten-
sion
of
Christian
Instruction.
The
petition which accompanies our dedi-
cation of this book to you, Bro. Paul,
is that the disciple may prove worthy
of the Master.
Bro. Paul Ambrose, F .M.S.
Director
Such a word may seem strange when addressed
to a person we have all known and admired for
the past three years. Yet we, the graduating class,
find it our pleasant duty to welcome Bro. Kieran
as Master of Scholastics. We are the first
.
graduating
class to be thus blessed. For this we are both
glad and sad -
glad of the personal interest and
deep concern which has always be
.
en shown to us
all; sad that the time for parting has come.
Bro. Kieran Thomas, F .M.S.
Master of Scholastics
While
dedicating this
annual to
you,
Bro.
Master, we pray that God may continue to grace
future classes with your direction and example.








First
Row:
Bros
.
Ge
r
ard
Ma
tthe
w, Cy
ril
Robert, Francis
Xa
vier,
Nilus Vincent, Joseph Robert
, Adria
n
August, Tarcisius.
Second
Row:
Bros. Luke
Francis, Patrick John, Brian Henry, Dr
.
John
Sch
roeder,
Bros. Louis Richard,
Damian
Eugene
.
Senior
Year
Bro. Daniel
Edwin; Mr.
Major
Field
Teachers:
Mr. George
Sommer;
Mary; Bro. Paul Octavius, Dean; Bro. Richard
Joseph
Morano.






Bro. Alphonsus Anthony
Saint Agnes High School
Biology Major
Bro.
Anthony Michael
Saint Francis
Xavier (Spain)
English
Major
Bro. Andrew Thomas
Saint Ann's Academy
History Major
Bro. Benedict Marcellin
Saint Francis Xavier (Spain)
Mathematics Major









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Bro. Charles Marcellin
Saint
Ann's
Academy
History Major
Bro. Damien Gerard
Saint
Ann's Academy
Education Major
Bro. Damian
J
oho
Saint
Ann's
Academy
Mathematics Major
Bro. Dennis
Xavier
Bishop Loughlin High School
History
Major









Bro. Edmund Ignatius
Saint Agn
e
s High S
c
hool
History Major
Bros. John
Regis
and Jude Robert, chief
consultants,
and
Bro. Benedict Marcellin,
assistant
consultant,
look
on
as
Bro.
Francis Owen works the new offs
e
t printing
press.
Bro. Eugene Andrew
Sa
in
t Agnes
H
i
gh
School
B
i
ology
Major




Bro. Ferdinand Philip
Notre Dame of Marbel (Philippines)
Education Major
Bro. Gregory
Sacred Heart High School (Germany)
English Major
Bro. Fernand Denis
Sacred Heart (Canada)
Education Maior
Bro. James Michael
Saint Agnes High School
English Major





Bro. John Dis mas
Mount Saint Michael
History Major
Bro. John Philip
Saint Ann's Academy
History Major
Bro. Jerome Stephen
Saint Ann's Academy
Education Major
"Is that Beethoven's Fifth or Presle
y
's first?"
Bro. John Regis
Saint Ann's Academy
Education Major







Bro. Joseph Maura
(left)
Cardinal
Hayes High School
Mathematics Major
Bro. Jude Robert
(right)
Regis High School
Mathematics Major
Bro. Leonard James
Bro. Kenneth Lawrence
Saint Helena High School
History Major
Bro. Laurence Christopher
Saint Agnes High School
History Major
Notre Dame of Marbel (Philippines)
Education Major







































Bro. Paul Bernard
Saint John's High School
Biology
Major
"Up to the
Battlefront"
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Bro. Patrick Anselm
Saint Ann's Academy
Education Major
Bro. Peter Stanislaus
Saint Agnes
High
School
Mathematics Major
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Bro. Richard
Francis
Mount Saint
Michael
History
Major
Bro. Rudolph
Mary
Sacred Heart High School (Germany)
Mathematics
Major
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Bro
.
Robert
Anselm
Saint Helena
High School
Biology
Major
Bro. Sergio Ludovico
Notre
Dame of
Marbel (Philippines)
Education
Major






Bro. Rober
t
Tho
m
as
Saint Agnes High S
c
h
o
ol
Education Ma
jo
r
Bro. Jude
Sa
int Agnes High School
His
tory Major
Bro. Yvon Denis
Notre Dame (Canada)
Mathematics Major
Bro. Thomas Anthony
Saint Ann's Academy
Education Major
N
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i
ther
ra
rn no
r
h
ai
l nor
s
n
ow
n
or
sle
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t shall sta
y
this mes
s
en
g
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n
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s errand of merc
y
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To speak of magnetic power 1s to speak
of attraction. Since this is true in the fie1d
of science, it is doubly so in the field of
personality.
In
paying our debt of remembrance and
prayer to Brother Roger Maurice
,
it is this,
the spirit of his life
,
that we hope to capture
and make part of our own. His stay among
us, like the time spent as a Marist, was
short. Yet
,
its brevity taught hs the happi-
ness which the magnetic strength of a
pleasant disposition, a jovial and happy
countenance, and a sincere piety affords
when one's day is done.
Bro. Roger Ma
uri
ce, F. M. S.
R
eq
ui
esc
at in Pace
Bo
rn
Pro
f
e
s
sed
Died
Ma
rc
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7,
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5,
1
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October
1
6,
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First Row:
Bros. Ramon
Bruno, Louis Ignatius, Rapha
el
T
iburcio, Robert
Walter, Patrick
Maura,
John
Xavier,
John David,
Ju
de T
hom
a
s
,
M
a
rk
Roland.
Second Row:
Bros. Thomas Edmund, Kieran F
ra
n
cis,
G
uy
Marcel, Simeon
Anthony,
Corne
l
ius
Gerard,
Wi
ll
iam G
e
ra
l
d, A
nthony
Richa
r
d, Bernard
Gilmary.
Third Row:
Bro
s
. Ernest Francis,
La
w
rence
Ma
t
thew, Roch Joseph,
Richard
Gerald, Peter Damian, Delfi
n
G
or
g
onio,
L
i
onel Adrian.
Fourth
Row:
Bros. Albert Maura, Bernard Ma
ura
,
Charles
M
a
r
ius, Arthur
Charles.
First Row:
Bros. Sotero Stephen, Patrick Kieran,
Joseph Vi
d
a
l
,
Eugene Pius, Peter Francis, Paul Johannes,
Antonio Timoteo,
Gilbert Daniel, Augustine Michael.
Second Row:
Bros. Kenneth
Jude, Alan Philip
,
Stephen Nicholas, Raymond
Lawrence, Felix
Anthony,
Thomas Mary, Michael Matthew, Dominic Gilmary.
Thi
rd
Row:
Bros. Francis Owen, Dennis Hugh, Vincent
Benedi
ct
,
George
Thomas, Brendan
Maura,
Christopher
Maura, John Jo
seph.


















First Row:
John
Woods,
John
Donnelly, Donald
Lozier,
Francis Kolarik,
Joseph Gallo.
Second Row:
Joseph
Bruck, Bro.
Gilles Marie, Bro. Michel Ange, Thomas
_
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,
,
Brothers and lay
students enjoy a
respite between
classes.








Top left
-
Interior
of
the new
administration building.
Top
ri
gh
t
-
Shrine
of
Our Lady
of Fatima.
Bottom
-
We
come
as
"lambs
among wolves"













.
h
d
bracken
Above -
d
to
the
wit ere
"
" The
y
are
dragge
not to break, . . .
nd
they seem
By the snow, a.
',
Robert Frost
" The Birches
.
t
St Francis.
l
Christmas carols a
.
B
e ow
-
Above
-
.
'
f
med two-foot
Marian
s
a
snowfall.
they
who
"Blessed
are
Below -
.
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McSorley visits Filipino
Left -
"Maybe
Marian?"
Bottom left
-
Fr. Riordan inscribes Pascal
Candle at
Easter
Vigil
Service.
Bottom
right -
"One thing do I ask of the
Lord,
that
I may dwell in the house of the
Lord all
the
days of my life."
( Ps. 26)














Top
left -
Opening night.
C
e
nter
left
-
Camp
Sunset
-
Marist
Play land.
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1H4fl
12,
1951
the ceremony
dormitory
.
leaves the
new administration
building to
start the procession
. . .
blesses ground for the new
college buildin
g
. . .





.
.
.
at
the reception
. . .
wi
th the
jubilarians
. . .







BOTTOM
Mount
St.
Michael
Dramatic Club present
"12
Angry
Men".
March
16,
1958
New
York