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Late Brother Jude Costello, C.S.C.
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Brother Jude Costello, C.S.C. was born on September 21, 1902; in Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A. & after becoming a Brother of Holy Cross, taught in different schools for nearly 10 years in the States before coming in Bengal in 16 January, 1940. He was the headmaster of St., Gregory's High school until 1954, when he founded St. Joseph High School & St. Joseph Technical school at Narinda. On, March 19th, 1954, Brother Jude started the school activities at 16, Monir Hossain Lane with only four students & the classes were taught in the parlor for the 1st year. He was for a short time the first Headmaster of the newly founded school & gave both the new schools a good start. Brother Jude left Pakistan In 1962 & spent most of the years since then at a school of the Holy Cross Brothers in Louisville, Kentucky. Brother Jude has left for eternal peace on May 3, 1992; at Dujarie Home, Notre Dame, Indiana. |
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| Brother John Stephen was the Headmaster of this school for a couple of years and during his stay in the school he took quite a keen interest in developing the school. He was also well known for his charitable works. We lost Rev. Brother John Stephen on September 27, 1998. Before his death, Brother John requested his relative to cremate his body & send the ashes to Bangladesh to be spread where he worked. This wish of Brother John indicates his feelings for the place he had spent the best years of his lifetime. |
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Late Bro. John Stephen Emmenger, C.SC.
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Late Brother Gerald Kraeger, C.S.C.
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Brother Gerald Kraeger, C.S.C. was born on August 8, 1928 in Constableville, New York. He became a brother of Holy Cross on August 16, 1650 and started teaching in schools run by the Holy Cross Brothers in United States, Wisconsin and New York. Brother Gerald arrived in the the-then East Pakistan in November 15, 1954 and started learning Bengali at Bandura Holy Cross High School. He taught at the St. Joseph in 1956-1960, 1962-1967; and acted as a Headmaster from 1963-1967. He was a very strict Headmaster, but also very fair. St. Joseph was under Cambridge system. British books were used. The examination papers were sent out from England & the scripts were sent there for correction. Brother Gerald did everything with 100% energy and determination. St. Joseph really developed under him. He was also the Superior of the Brothers of Holy Cross, Dhaka from 1972 to 1981. From February 1992, he was posted at Diang, Miriam Ashram. He died of a massive heart attack on February 18, 1994. |
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| Brother Thomas O'Linn C.S.C. was born on March 31, 1936 in Cleveland, Ohio. He became a brother of the Holy Cross on January 26, 1956 and taught at a school run by the Brothers of Holy Cross for two years in Boysville, Clinton, Michigan. He arrived in the the-then East Pakistan on August 16, 1960. He taught at St. Joseph High School first from 1960 to 1965, and then again from 1966 to 1967; and acted as a Headmaster from 1967 to March 1969. Brother Thomas was a long-timer at St. Joseph teaching English and running the Sports program. Under him, St. Joseph excelled at sports and began defeating St. Gregory's. He also worked as a School Inspector for the Archdiocese of Dhaka from 1969 to 1970. He left for the States on February 1970. He left Brothers of Holy Cross in August 1970. |
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Late Brother Thomas O'Linn C.S.C.
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Late Brother Ralph Baird, C.S.C
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Brother Ralph was born on June 20, 1938. This strong, bearded, softhearted man served as a Headmaster of our school first from 1969 to 1972 and again from 1982 to 1985. He always tried to look after the monetary needs of his employees. He was a gourmand as well. Fresh Polau, meat- these types of dishes were liked and appreciated by him. His students will always remember him for his beautiful smile and his amiable disposition. His contribution to the school cannot be expressed in words. Bro Ralph died of a massive heart attack on May 12, 1999; at Indiana, USA. |
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| Brother Thomas More, C.S.C. was born on July 28, 1924; at Racine, Wiscons, in USA. He worked as a Headmaster in this school for six years from 1973 to 1978 and again from 1987 to 1988. His untiring service towards the uplift of teaching methods & sports has been really remarkable. Brother Thomas used to talk very little, but he had a keen eye on every body. He is the pioneer of Basketball in Bangladesh. Now, Brother Thomas More is the Chairman of the Governing Body of this institution. He left Bangladesh in the middle of 2003. |
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Brother Thomas More, C.S.C.
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Late Brother Robert B. Hughes, C.S.C.
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Brother Robert is probably the only Brother who had honored the post of Headmaster of all the schools the Missionary Brother of the US have in Bangladesh. This devoted sole came to the-then Bengal in the year 1946 on the 31st of January. Since then, for a long 49 years (1946-1995) he shared all his feelings with us, in Bangladesh. Bro. Robert was the first to introduce computers in St. Joseph High School. In the Year 1979, through the untiring effort of Brother Robert the St. Joseph Chess Club came in existence. He organized Science Fairs & actively encouraged in all the extra-curricular activities of the school. This great man retired to eternal peace on June 3, 1995. |
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| Brother Nicholas was the Headmaster of our school from 1987 to 1989.He was a very good Basketball Coach and was very much interested about Scouting. Rev. Brother Nicholas used to say, "St. Joseph is not only a seat of learning; it's a way of life. It's a school with a Difference". |
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Brother Nicholas Thielman, C.S.C.
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Brother John Rozario, C.S.C
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Bro. John Rozario csc was born on January 2, 1936 in Mothbari, Gazipur. He has pronounced his first profession (become Brother) on March 3, 1954. He has achieved his M. S. in Physics from the University of Notre Dame, USA, in 1965.
Bro. John started his teaching in St. Joseph in 1965 when it first moved on this campus. He has served as Head Teacher in Bandura Holy Cross High School, St. Gregory’s High School and St. Joseph High School. He has been the Head Teacher of St. Joseph High school from 1995 and Principal from 1999 to 2007. Br. John added class 11 in the school and 3rd and 4th floors with the building.
He has been also the district superior and vice-provincial of the Brothers of Holy Cross in Bangladesh. He has been known as veteran in education throughout the country and also involved with other church activities of Catholic Church.
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