St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

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A daily stroll. GENO RIVI Saint Mary Church Freeport, Pennsylvania Geno is one of the most versatile men of the graduating class. He has al- ways shown a great interest in his studies as well as his various extracurricular activities. Wlhether he is crooning a popular song or singing in the choir, or whether he is whizzing down a steep slope on skis, Geno does so in his character- istic good-natured manner. He is also manager of the mission store, driver of one of the seminary automobiles, and regular member of the sisters' crew. Geno's top quality, however, is his capability for being an all-around good seminarian and a real friend of all. St. Vincent's is Geno's next stop. FREDERICK SCHILI. Sr. Bernard Church New Washington, Ohio Fred's determination and perseverance are easily his most outstanding qual- ities. Both in studies and athletics he has a way of giving his all for whatever he does. Fred is quite a handy man with automobiles and on free afternoons one is almost sure to find him at the garages. As a monitor of the St. john Berchmans Society, he taught many high school freshmen to serve Mass. He plays nearly all sports, but prefers football and tennis. Fred's ready humor and general good nature make him an unforgettable favorite with everyone. He will study for the diocese of Toledo this fall. CLEMENS SCHLUETER Our Lady of Lourdes Church East Palestine, Ohio Clem has been called the diversionist of the class. This is because of his boundless enthusiasm for his current hobbies. He speaks fluent German, and this has prompted him to rearrange the vast collection of German volumes in the Ger- man Room. Clem also entertains a love for the classics of the great composers, especially the works of Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms. His interest in piano and semiclassic music led him to develop the high school musical talent into a glee club. Now he is finally an ardent shutter bug, known for his experiments in photography. Clem plans to add another interest soon when he joins the Capu- chins as a novice.

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