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

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The jolly appearance of Joe Striker never fails to boost our class morale into esthetic space. Although his plump dimensions and shy dis- position are often the target of innumerable quips, Joe is the master of them all with his witty retorts and quick laughter. If there can be any one special quality that radiates his personality it would be a spirit of self-sacrifice. Joe is always there when we need a helping hand. This communal awareness made itself manifest in his spirit of co-operation for Vocation Day ceremonies and stellar esprit for the Turkey Bowl rally. We call him the little Pharisee because he obeys the letter of the law during morning silence even to the point of us- ing sign language t k f th ' t ls. Our budding sciemtzit i2f'thg gfglyaof Biology is Joe Burger. When Joels eyes aren't glued to the specs under the microscopic slides he is skillfully applying himself to molding fashionable 'knic-knacks' down in the ceramic shop. He is also a member of the Schola Cantorum where he harmonizes his musical vocal cords to the resonance and vigor of Gregorian chant. Joe also shows a talent for novel ideas and one especially, the Barber Shop Quartet, helped cop top honors at the Mardi Gras celebration Big 'Buck' 0'Donnell isthe 'old pro' of our class. He follows every sport on the campus as closely as the bookies watched the horsesin our high school musical. This year, however, Buck layed aside his sta- tistics books and added his several hundred pounds tothe bulwark of football squad. Buck's fame is pivoted mainly around his role as our irreplaceable jester . It is his dead pan comedy which hefollows up with his robust jelly-like laugh that makes him such anamiable fellow. Whenever Buck steps foot on the stage this natural disposition dubs him animmediate success. His latest renditions of a reformed 'HotBox' dancer really left everyone agasp with laughter. Yes, Buck is our en- thusiast for smiling faces par excellence. Pat Evans isnoted for his quiet disposition and few words, but this is really a contrast to the energy exerted in everything else from e- lectricity to studies. Pat has spent many an hour working in the nega- tive andpositive field of resistors and 'ham sets'. This year he real- ly put his shoulder to the school grindstone by helping to initiate ano install a new P.A. system of telephones. In the stillness of the Classroom, Pat is a proficient worker and this intellectual caliber has fructified for Pat in the blossom of excellent grades. We often kid Pat about being the 'Me Worry?' type, but his fine results at pro- jects and studies prove that we are only joking. Someone once remarked that the middle name of Pat Powers was Ed- ward and, thus, we have ever since dubbed him by his initials, PEP. And this nick-name certainly reflects thevigorous personality of our short and stocky classmate. Pep is forever hustling here and there around campus getting things done. During work periods he is general manager for the work shop. He has done a commendable job here but hasn't yet figured out a way of hanging those brooms sofar above his head. And once again he was able, despite his size, to do very well in football as the smallest end in Holy Trinity history. Pat enjoys Spring the most, however, because at this time he can improve his skillful con- tortions from the diving board as well as loosen up hisbicep s at his favorite game of 'pasture pool.

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