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

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Planning and directingtheChristmas party likewise fell intoliishands. Once again his efficient organization attracted nothing but praise. All of these qualities, plus his peculiar school spirit and amiable Personality merited for Gerry the honor of being dean for the second half. On the sports agenda Gerry is just as active. During the winter months he is the basketball squadls IBM machine for statistics. Then in the spring he usually joins the baseball team or else consistently steals the championship in softball. It is quite true that these are only a handful of examples, but if they are any indication of his future work as a priest in the missionary family, they will surely Drofit him and the community. Since Maury Flood first made his footprint on Holy Trinity soil two years ago, his path has been steady and straight towards his goal and has been a ponderous weight on the scale of example. For, although Maury is rather quiet and reserved, his exemplary life has remained a stable beacon, greatly influencing the lives of his schoolmates. He possesses a talent of which one must sit up and take notice and which is necessarily appreciated, the quality of leadership. This ability for taking the lead is especially evident on the athletic field. For, during the basketball season he does an excellent job of skippering the varsity quintet. And, incidently, he is also an able sportsman. For his unusual 'frog-like' jumpshot from the hardwood floor hasproven extremely effective. And on the baseball diamond he excels as an ace righthander and great competitor. But it's not the score of points accredited to him that makes him the model he is, nor the choice of pitches hurled from the mound. No, it's none of these, but rather his true-evaluation of athletics or, in short, his exemplary sportsmanship, He has a congenial personality which is blended with an unselfish con- sideration for others. These and a mature sense of judgement would all strongly indicate that this big fellow will certainly be a true 'Alter Christus' in the Missionary Family. This year Art 'Moose' LaChapelle has surely proven the fallacy of those who maintain that there's too little time in aday for the varied activities taking place around the campus. For Art's talents have been channeled into many sections of the school's curriculum and yet he manages to accomplish all that he is called upon to do. But this is by no means exceptional for him, rather it is a trait that stamps all his undertakings. Nomatter what he sets his sights onattaining, he usually comes out successful. And this success is due as much to his zeal and self-sacrifice as it is to natural ability. The loyalty and example of leadership he revealed during the Turkey Bowl epic is just one of a host of examples pointing out this peculiar example. Here he was not only chairman of the activities, but, for all practical purposes, was responsible for theinitial ideas which resulted in such an outstanding display of school spirit. And also in the chanting of the Liturgy, his talent has earned for him the reputation of being one of the most ac- complished vocalists in the Schola Cantorum. In the field of athletics he landed a post on the varsity squad and, in a very brief period of time, practically mastered the art of rebounding. And these are only a few of his talents. For, his dramatic ability and debater's fluency with words have not been mentioned. But this is undoubtedly sufficient to show that Moose has certainly notburied his talents, as the Script- ural text reads, and his value as a future missionary will surely re- flect this quality.