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

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. .,-4 ..-. Y- -a ..... s e.,...,Y...e. v..-Y-+97 -.. , --K 1-H --e- -f : J- ,. ,,. Y ng... - Ioseph, who came from Lewistown, Pennsyl- vania, enrolled as a senior last September. Be- fore his entrance here at The Prep he had at- tended Lewistown High for three years. Upon his arrival he made friends by his bright smile. When Ioe arrived here for football training prior to the season he was able to gain a start- ing position as a guard by his hard work. For his fine play during the season he was awarded a varsity letter. Ioe participated in the activi- ties of the school paper, the Camera Club and the yearbook. In the intramural basketball league he was a high scorer tor his team and one of the high scorers in the league. Ioe, who likes to play tennis, hopes to make good use of his racquet for the honor and glory of the tennis team. As his favorite pastime Ioe finds great plea- sure in listening to music. Painting and writing letters to his admirers also take up much of his time. After graduation Ioe plans to enter Penn- sylvania State College and take up courses in Civil Engineering. We earnestly hope that you will have a very bright future.

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Ioe, one of our many friends from Baltimore, passed for the first time beneath the portals of The Prep in his sophomore year, after spending one year at Loyola High School in Baltimore, Maryland. No sooner was he unpacked, when he fell into the many activities at The Prep. His first conquest was that of joining the Rifle Club. The Hill staff found that they had acquired a talented new member also. Dance committees beckoned his way, and he was found among those responsible for the many well planned socials. He became interested in wrestling and was soon engrossed in the pretzel bend- ing game. Ioe is primarily an outdoorsman and is inter- ested in the lore of hunting and fishing. Spend- ing his summers on the Chesapeake Bay has been responsible for his fondness of swimming and boats. Ioe built several boats while here on the campus. His particular like in music seems to tend toward the classical. The college of Mount St. Mary's can expect him on the campus next September.

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Stukes is from the capitol city of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. After spending his freshmen year at Carson Long Institute, Stukes enrolled at St. Francis to become a member of the class of 1951. Stukes is one of the most popular boys in the class and seems to be everywhere at once. Because of his invaluable services to the soc- cer squad, as a goal keeper, Stukes became a member of the Varsity F Club. His athletic participation included intramural basketball, softball, track and swimming. We have enjoyed many fine socials in the past few years and Stukes has been on the committees for a num- ber of them. Our Iunior Prom and Senior Ball were given a helping hand by the fine work done by Stukes. He was also found in the sports department of this year's Boxwood. Music rates high with Stukes and flying holds a high place also, he is now working for a pri- vate license. Upon graduation in Iune he would like to begin his training in the Air Force. We wish him success in his new venture into the United States Air Cadet School and may your future years be filled with happiness.