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

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After having completed his grammar school education, Fred left his hometown of Mara- caibo, Venezuela, and journeyed north to com- plete his education at St. Francis. It wasn't long before Fred mastered the English language and became an active figure in the social life at St. Francis. He has been an excellent student scholasti- cally and during his four years stay his name was frequently on the Scholastic Honor Roll. Fred was a member of The Hill staff, Boxwood staff, the Glee Club, the Science and Math Clubs. The work that Fred did in these various clubs was always satisfactory since he was al- ways a willing worker. A soccer team was formed in his sophomore year and for two years his fine playing helped the team to complete the envious record. He received a Varsity F letter for his effort in 1950. He also participated in all intramural sports, of which softball was his favorite. Fred's favorite hobby is working on experiments in the chemistry lab. He hopes to attend St. Francis College and study to be a veterinarian.

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v x Tom is one of the newer additions to The Prep. In September, 1950, we found a new addition from the Red Rose city of Lancaster. The football squad soon discovered that we were privileged in having a very fine center. Tom did a superb job at this position. Many were the backtield men who could credit their gains in part to Tom's fine center accuracy. Tom has not only contributed to our football squad, but has also been actively engaged in several other sports. At the close of the pigskin season, Tom was the guiding light behind the formation of the Wrestling Club. Many after- noons were spent by the young contortionist in teaching and guiding the other wrestling en- thusiasts in the art of the game.- Because of his interest and activity in sports, Tom is a member of the Varsity F Club. He is very interested in track and swimming among other things. Although Tom claims sports to be his favorite activity, we think that social events must run a close second. He is determined to become a coach when opportunities permit, and in this we wish him the best of luck.

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