St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

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PAUL BOVANKOVICH St. Nicholas Church Detroit, Michigan Paul can be summed up in one word, versatility. An honor student, his ability was by no means limited to the classroom. He was THE SKULLCAP busi- ness manager and an editorial writer for The Fiaielimz. His bass voice lent itself well to the choir and dramatics. He held the important role of Pontius Pilate in The Betrayal. Paulis favorite sports are tennis and football. His love of nature took him on frequent cross-country hikes, where he added to his knowledge of bird lore. He will continue his studies in the Byzantine-Slavonic rite at SS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary. DONALD BRICE St. Alphonsus Church Wheeling, West Virginia Don's calm manner is an insight to his personality. Whether performing his duties as head sacristan or acting as seminary butcher, his way is always the calm, exact way. He could also be found listening to opera or other classical music, when not busy as literary editor of THE SKULLCAP. Don is an asset to any dramatic performance because of his ability as a makeaup artist and cos- tumer. But perhaps his most striking quality is his way of philosophizing situations. His way of evaluating daily problems will certainly be useful to him as he begins the second half of his journey to the priesthood, MAURICE BURNSWORTH St. Joseph Church Derry, Pennsylvania It may be a dismal day outside the school, but soon storms of gloom become sun rays of joy when Maurice brings that precious letter from home. Yes, Mau- rice is our mailman, but with letters or not, he always has a message of wit spiced with his constant smile. When such activities as organizing the lenten play and helping in the monastery kitchen claimed his time, Maurice could dream at least of a snow-covered slope for his skis, or a hard-hit softball drop- ping behind the center fielder. His winning personality should serve Maurice well at St. Vincent's. PATSY COLUCCI St. Michael Church Butler, Pennsylvania There he sits with propped-up feet, open collar, and rolled-up sleeves, en- gulfed in a rising cloud of smoke from his favorite pipe and the beautiful strains of Aida filling his ear-the picture of contentment and Pat. This, however, for an editor is a rare picture, for time is precious when a new SKULLCAP must be published. When it comes to matters literary, Pat's delicate touch of pleasing simplicity in poetry and prose cop first honors. A winning smile, a word of en- couragement, and a pun characterize Pats wonderful spirit which goes to the Capuchins in july.