St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

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Basic row: Sepesy, Haywood, Datillo, Deqenhardt, Geiger, Dreilinq, Gosetti. Middle row: Chuba, Foss Ioyce, Frost, Beyer, Arrnbruster, Napoli Driscoll, Logue, Staab, Lang, Masotfi, Cvetkovir, Oesterlinq. Si-ated: Geinhardt, Peindl, Winklosky, Russell, Costa, Madden, Santer, lustz, McCullot'li, MoAclt,o, Vesrinder, Frank, Troeter, Vvfarnoclc, 'fifzsf academic lt was a large qroup of bewildered, homesick boys that entered St. Fidelis in September to begin their climb toward the altar. Those who qamely sur- vived that siclcenina lonesomeness oi the first few days found plentiful com- pensation in the happiness that followed throughout the remainder of the year. Early in the year they were introduced to the fundamentals of such subjects as Latin and alqebra. VVith Gotober came that dreaded initiation, but it wasn't so horrible after alll Free time for them meant participation in all sports and activities. Now their first year is history, and they prepare eagerly for their next step, the second class. n emofziam On May l2, l947, Albert Chuba, a member of this minim class, returned his soul to God. He was outstanding for his quietness, simplicity and piety. an-I7 at We will always remember him in our prayers, for he was a qood seminarian. I ln pace requiescat! Albert T. Chuba 28

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