St Francis Preparatory - Boxwood Yearbook (Spring Grove, PA)

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Luis, or Torpedo, as he was nicknamed by the Prepsters on account of his dynamic person- ality, hails from that great city of Maracaibo, Venezuela. Luis came northward last Septem- ber to further his education in the American way, it did not take him long to get acquainted. In the field of sports, Luis has excelled as a fine sportsman, chiefly in Varsity soccer and intramural basketball. He played halfback on the soccer team, and he was a great help in the team having a successful season. ln the intra- mural basketball league he was considered one - nl-g-gg' r ' 3Si u I of the best offensive players. He had uncanny ability in setting up plays. Besides being ath- letically inclined, Luis also is a member of The Prep Rifle Club and the Camera Club. Writing letters takes up much of his free time, he also likes to pick up South American base- ball and soccer games by the way of short wave radio. There is nothing Luis liked better than a slow-moving Rhumba or a swift Samba. After graduating this year Luis intends to continue his studies at St. Francis College in Loretto next fall.

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Paul came to us from Olean, New York, where he had previously attended Olean High School. Paul's first love is football and his hard running ability has merited him high praise in this area. He is sought after by many leading col- leges in the country and is probably the finest offensive and defensive back seen in The Prep's football history. Paul played two years of Var- sity football as fullback and thereby received his Varsity F letter. Paul also played two years of Varsity base- ball, for which he was awarded letters. He has acquired four varsity letters during his two years at The Prep. During his stay at The Prep. Paul proved himself to be one of the finest ath- letes ever to graduate from Saint Francis Prep. Paul also found time to indulge in intramural basketball, in which sport he was noted for his defensive play. It was through his fine playing that Navy won second place in the intramural standings. This summer Paul hopes to attend Georgia University and pursue a career in the field of coaching. We wish you happiness and success in your future years. . .-.....A.h....

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