St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

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JOSEPH STEFUN All Sarnts New Kensm,s,ton, Pennsylsanra Whether 1t prry er or 1t plry joe vras 1lw1ys conscrentrous A poet of consrder rble merrt, he delrglrted rn composrng wcrse both relrgrous rnd secular 1nd submrtted prrze wrnnrng poems to the annual contest When not mountrng st rmps joe pl rycd basketball or tennrs and was to be found darly lrstenrng to hrs favorrte classrcal tunes Work on the Mrssron Unrt, 1 monu ment to hrs efforts, occupred most of hrs trme Stagegoers wrll remember hrm for hrs roles of jon rthan rn Arsenrc rnd Oll Lace 1nd Cassrus rn ulrus Cres1r The Crpuchrns wrll rc cerve 1 mrssron mrnded joe SKULLCAP Staff Ixdelnm Staff Mrssron Unrt Studcnt Councrl Excrcrse Instructor Lrtcrary Socrcty GENE STEHNO Sacrcd Heart Atwood, Kansas Gene rs the conscrentrous Kansas lad who found lrttle use for fads and frrlls He concentrated on hrs studres and hrs goal But that drd not make hrm a recluse or a wallflower He knew the rns and outs of socral lrfe, 1nd hrs talents rn musrc botlr rn prano and vorce, acted as 1 magnet when the class got to gether Many 1 Hrbh Mass found Gene drrectrng the clrorr When he appeared on stage wrth a semr classrcrl solo, he al ways had to follow wrth an encore As a CMOA member Gene antrcrpates future convert work, and he lrkes to travel by bus to drscuss relrgron wrth passenvers The Capuchrns wrll welcome a serrous mrnded student Monrtor of St john Berchmans Socrety I Bass Sectron Leader, Chanter Lrterary Socrety Basketball Captarn ROBERT STOCK St Peters Butler Pcnnsylxanra Frrendlrness seems to be r byxsord vrrtlr Bob Whether rn the clubroom or on the ballfreld hrs frrendly charrcter mrrkel hrm as one you were glrd to know Thrs ch rracterrstrc manr fested rtself especrally rn hrs helpfulness as a student lrbrarran Bob partrcrpated rn nearly all outdoor sports, whrch rncluded baseball football, tennrs and hockey Hrs specralty was baseball where hrs skrllful freldrrrg stopped many 1 srzzlrng grounder Bob spent hrs lersure trme rn 1 frrendly grme of cards or 1 brt of extra readrng Hrs ch1r1cterrstrc frrendlrness wrll serxe hrm well on the ro rd to the prresthood when he contrnues rt St Vrrrcent Semrnary Trdelzun Staff SlxULLCAP Busrness Manager II Tenor Sectron Leadcr Chanter Lrbrarran Lrterary Socrety 27 l , .Y . V - ' 1 -f I rl . 2 .,. - . . , . . 4 ' an 4 L 5 ' . Q l I I , , - , . - f . - , , L . . L 7 f .' L - . .... , . . O' - , , , - 7 x vu. . r . . 1 rv 7 .1 . , ' ' , tl at 2 '. t' '- , , ., . ,, , . . . . . r 1 . .r 1 , 1. , , , , , -

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EUGI:Nl1 REBI:L St Athanasrus West View Pennsylxanxa W1th the Slmpllilfy 1nd lnqulslnveness of 1 cluld Gene made hlmself exerybodys frlend Subjects I lI1glDg from base bfrll and atomrc energy to the Trmxty held h1s ftttentxon equally A natural curloslty resulted ln 1 stream of questlons from Cene, wh1ch always led to one conclusion He had f1 knack for s1mpl1fy1ng thmgs Gene h 1d no specml mterest or hobby, ex cept to be frrendly As long IS 1 gune or project supplled good exeruse and trfnnmg he lent full support Outdoor sports vuth occasronal work and L1SLlll hnkes took up most of lus free tlme The Capuchms wrll End producnve so1l m htm for thejr humble spxrnt Sports Commrttcc Chonr Fr Bcdcs Crtw Bowlmg Captam THOMAS SCI-IMI'I 'I St Charles Donora Pcnnsylxanxa MUSILIHH md 1tl1lete sumnnrmc Schmltty best At the dent dlrector of the glee club Tom took 1 hkmg for semn classrcal tunes German and llterature were h1s classroom ff1 vorltes In sports he gave as much of h1s tnme and f1b1l1ty to basketball and hockey IS he g1ve to SWlI'DlTlII1g football and archery A br1sk walk 1 casual chat on musxc or 1 good book were a must w1th htm In tl1e Declamanon Contest SC,l1IIl1IfV took top honors two years ID SLILLCSSIOH He wlll connnue f1t St Conrad NCJVIIIHIC ID Ann 1pol1s Mftrylfmd SKULLCAP Assnstant Edxtor Dxrcctor of Glu Club Organrst PAUL SHURMAN St Mathias Natrona Pennsylvama Although ft c1p1ble performer on the baseball dlamond and tenn1s courts Paul reached h1s acme 1n the classroom Lan guages sc1ences and hlstory were all treated w1th equal success, and h1s ab1l1ty marked htm as an outstandrng student But not be-mg all scholar, Paul trred h1s hand at other projects Occa sxonally he found nme to devote to manual labor or to take f1 bnsk walk outdoors Paul played the leadmg role of St Francns rn th1s years ch1ef stage producnon We trust that Pauls fine sprrlt vull make h1m a loyal son of the Poverello when he be comes a Capuch1n Fzdelmrz News Edxtor Prefect of Thxrd Order Chorr Lrterary Socxety, Exercrse Instructor 26 C . V ' -A Q ' I L ' I ' t c . S ' I ' l 1 ' 1 . ' ' . 1 1 1 ' ' ' L , . ' L ': . - -' ' - 1 ' A , 1 5 1 1 v ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' . piano he felt at home witl1 Chopin and Haydn, while as stu- . ' 1 Y . 1 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 , 1 '1 1 ' 1 1 K l v I . . 4 L L . , I l I 4 D .V 1 . . V . S . ' '1 l 1 ' , 1 1 . . . 1 '1 1 1 Ac 1 I , . . 5. . A Q . 5

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Back Rou G Rlvl F Schxll P Bovankovlch C Maroney P Glass C Grabenstem C Schlueter R Karl M Burnsworth C Gasper W Homolak Front Rau A Pleban W Haney J Lextem P Coluccl O Poz zuoll P Durkm J Heyl D Brxce S Malosky Colle qt Fnflamz 11 Versatnhty descrlbes best the twenty young men who last September made thexr debut as college freshmen As yet studlous lTl1SLl'l1CV0llS yet respectful These chftrlt ICFISIICS have truly been .ln mtegral phttse 1n the forml non of thelr wonderful glass spmt a sp1r1t whose key note IS Looperfmon Wfftrmly welcommg the study of Creek and modern world hnstory they soon le lrned th II an occ1s1on1l asplrxn wls helpful ln learnmg mathe mauts xarxed 15 the sections ln a hbrary Durmg retreatlon, one m1ght find them playmg sports or workmg hstenmg to Llasslml md modern mus1t or slngxng nn the cholr Play mg a ITlUSlL ll mstrument readmg wrlttng or just takmg xt easy wlth a good br11r rounded out the1r 111 around ness Freshmen Gasper, Marone Homolak and Pozzuoh make belreve in the German room l l l . . v, . , . . . ': . , . ' , . , . , . - , . , . ', . , . . I I I I L high School Squires they were described as fun-loving, .EXEl'Zl-CL1l'l'lCLll'21l' xnterests of thesefreshmen yvere as ' , I ' ' Y , , g'- . L . ' . . . . . . . , ' A - ' ' ' ' . I L . . , . . . . . . . . , . - l D QL , 7 , 1 A . Y, -23-