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

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Dick arrived from Reading, Pennsylvania, to enroll at The Prep in October, 1950, as a post- graduate student. He entered the U. S. Navy after graduation from Reading Central Catholic High School, and remained there until he was honorably discharged in October, 1950. He took his boot training at Great Lakes, Illinois. After that he was sent to Hospital Corps School. During his two years at Central he was a member of the Radio, Chemistry, Camera and Lady of Fatima Clubs. Here at The Prep he was a member of The Hill staff and was typist and L. Richard Earmfm gg activities writer for the school yearbook, The Boxwood. Dick hopes to start a golf team this spring. Dick, who is better known as Doc, has a favorite pastime of driving the school cars for the priests who travel to nearby towns. Two ol his hobbies are wood work and radio work. Dick is hoping to attend Villanova College next fall, Where he will enroll in the Naval Re- serve Officers' Training Corps and his course of studies will be along the Liberal Arts line. His future plans are to obtain a commission in the regular Navy. x

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t il iam IZ Eillen Bill became an official Prepster in his sopho- more year. He had completed one year at Man- ual High in Brooklyn. One of his first activities was to join The Hill staff. He has continued on this sheet for the past three years. Another fa- vorite pastime was that of playing intramural basketball. Swimming was found to be another of his enjoyments as he was very adept at the sport. Intramural softball came, and Bill was there to welcome it. His name was to be found on the rolls of the Science Club. Camera Club and Glee Club. When the organization known as the Knights of the Altar was founded, Bill was a charter member. He was a veteran of two years on the football squad, excelling at defensive end. Be- cause of his service to the team he is a member of the Varsity F Club. Along with his various activities, Bill had found time to undertake the task of being dry cleaning agent for the student body. In his spare moments Bill finds recreation by listening to Deep Purp1e, his favorite mel- ody. Saint Bonaventure will welcome him to begin his study of law next year.

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