Cranwell Preparatory School - Bell Tower Yearbook (Lenox, MA)

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I '. - 1 1 I-,I 'ff ' yxylfifl f jf .' ,I 'I 'ffl w ' ffl .I I A v 'A . af ,fm 'JZVWAC - F J! ,i N . it V ,fm fi A lanky stride, a cheery smile and a hearty hello are in themselves an insight to the amiable na- ture of Bob Dischino. During his four years at Cranwell he has won by conscientious effort and untiring zeal, the distinction of being a true Catholic gentleman. His athletic ability is not confined to any one sport for he shows equal adroitness on the left wing position of the hockey team and the right half slot on Cran- well's eleven. In the many intramural activities, Bob is always there fighting for Xavier. With the coming of warm weather, Bob is out on the golf course polishing his wizardry of the fair- ways. All these physical activities together with his scholarly achievement and beaming convi- viality will certainly help to advance him when he joins the armed forces, and also mark him down in the annals of Cranwell as a grand friend and a regular fellow. ,f'f , N l ROBERT LEROY DISCHINO N iclename: Dish,' College Intention: Parks Air College Service Intention: Army Air Corps ACTIVITIES Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Debating 2, 35 Staff of The Well 2, 3, 4g Staff of the Bell Tower 4g Band 3, Cheer Leader 4g Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Football 1, 2. Page Twenty-nine

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JUAN MANUEL DELFINO, R. Nickname: Artista', College Intention: Catholic University ACTIVITIES Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Hockey 43 Intramural Hockey 33 Sodality 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Intramural Basketball 35 Sanctuary Society 2, 3, 4g School Band 3. 1 ww I w if , , MAM An outstanding gift from South America, is this gentleman, Juan Delfino. Three years ago he came to Cranwell. When he arrived he spoke little or no English, and to him even a light snowfall was something to gaze upon in awe. But times have changed. Last year he starred in basketball and on free afternoons he tried his luck at hockey. His luck, or shall we say de- termination was undaunted and this year finds him a standby with those ice cutting cowboys dressed in the gold and blue of our beloved school. But that isn't all with this suave South American. juan is an excellent student and the effect of his labor has been felt in most every school activity. His well trained voice is a bright note at Benediction and his cheerful words are well known about the campus. As a perfect gentleman, and amiable companion, a brilliant scholar and a sturdy athlete, juan has all the qualities necessary for success. - ' f QPIIREO Page Twenty ezght I. q ilf wf Qui gl ,ally N 4 W, i. X' V 5 fa' ' Q, .3 5 3. 'lm ' ' pf O , . .x + if rw Nga' 11 XY Ay XV' Q? EQQLVNN I

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EDWARD DREW GUINAN Nickname: Pigmy College Intention: Coast Guard Academy Service Intention: Coast Guard ACTIVITIES Football 4g Basketball 4. The very first days of football practice this year brought to light the extraordinary talents of one of this year's new post graduates. Diminutive in size perhaps, yet endowed with plenty of zeal and enthusiasm, Ed had made a name for him- self at St. Joseph's in Pittsfield the preceding year. The first of 'our Three Musketeers from Pittsfield, Ed throughout the season, showed an unbeatable spirit in the face of any adversity and those who played with him will long re- member his ability and endurance. In studies Ed showed the same indomitable spirit and deter- mination, and his teachers will testify to a con- stant and steady improvement. A cheerful dis- position, an infectious grin, a pleasing person- ality and a rare ability to get along with his companions will insure his success. We know he is' ready to score many a perfect goal in the great game of life. Best of luck, Ed, in the United States Coast Guard and in your future life. You deserve it. Page Thirty gvwizeyy 'kip K glea n All I , Q -jfx' J. W inf 212,5 35.2 9 'xi 4+ - 'F Qf ,LQ g.Q.'?