St Josephs Preparatory Seminary - Yearbook (Holy Trinity, AL)

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difficulty. ln true Ciceronian style we'll pass over the fact that he is also a member of the Schola Cantorum and an able competitor in any s ort. Tom's sharp intellect, overflowing generosity and amiable per- P . sonality are sure to help him to be a success as a Missionary of the future ' ' ' a hardand Ted Haegele earned a reputation this year for being diligent worker. For hetackles many exacting jobs with the same faith- fulness that has singled him out throughout his entire stay at Holy Trinity. He has shown both dependability and adroitness in all his work. And he has mingled them with a personality and severely-devoted school spirit to such a degree that he is always a pleasant and in- spiring companion with which to work. And, he is always workinu with someone, for no matter what the activity might be, he always partici- pates. His unusual love of work is respected by all, especially since it is usually bent towards helping others or just boosting the Esprit de Corps a little. And speaking of this Esprit, who else but Tedwould have had enough of it to engage in so much exhausting research and mental gymnastics as to practically master the art of handwriting an- alysis in a few weeks simply to entertain at the college party? Yes, that's Ted! And so was the characteristic prudence andlight humor that made his efforts such a great success. God willing, he will keep work- inq his way, devotedly and joyfully. to the altar of God, to the gate- way of Christ's vineyard. The lively spirit and robust personality which Jack 'Tex' wiltrakis exhibits in every activity make him the most unpredictable seminarian in the Second Year. For Tex is always surprising everyone with his in- genuity and creative genius in school activities. One example that provides ample evidence of this was his novel rendition of that T.V. show nThis is Your Lifen staged for the Mardi Gras party. Here Tex's craftiness with ideas certainly resulted in a smash hit in the stage world of Holy Trinity. Yes, zeal is mirrored in all his actions. Even in the field of education, Tex's ardour and keen intelligence mark him as astute a student as any. This lanky Texan is likewise credited with a deep sense of dependability and pride in his work. At the first semester's lisitngs of permanent duties Tex became the sacristan.Then came thesecond semester and a dual responsibility fell into his hands. For he not only inherited the timetable as bell ringer, but in addi- tion, the wheel-barrow and shovel as furnace maintenance man. But despite these exacting demands, Tex went on in his usual easy gait. The road to the priesthood is only half trod now: but Tex should make the rest of the trip as confidently as the beginning. And, when his travels are completed, he can be justly proud of his priestly inheri- tance. and - no doubt - will do it honor. Allthe hours that heinvested in learning the carpentry trade final- ly added up to success for Gerry Cieslinski this year. For, as college handyman, hebusied himself so much repairing and enhancing the college building's appearance that he is now a veritable craftsman with a ham- mer and nail. His abilities first blossomed forth when he accepted the responsibility of supervising the complete remodeling of the college recreation room. Here Gerry, along with a few classmates, practically reincarnated theroom. But, more can beseen in this than simply Gerry's talent with the tools of his trade. The more important thing is that he also set a stellar example of mature judgement and unwavering de- pendability to turn out a finished product displaying the maker's en tire spectrum of abilities and efforts. But Gerry's influence is felt and appreciated in more activities than this. The chairman's duty of

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