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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Albert or Squeaky, as he is known to us, came to St. Francis after completing his grammar school education in his home city ot Maracaibo. It didn't take Albert long to master a fairly good knowledge of the English language and to learn American ways. His quick wit and fine personality won him the friendship of every student. In his four-year stay at The Prep, Albert was very active in school functions and he belonged to many clubs. He was a member of the Camera Club, the Varsity F Club, the Science Club. - - ur ---11'-A A- -e--- -ni- and The Hill staff in which his work was very noteworthy. He played one year of Varsity baseball in his freshmen year, and he has spent three successful years on the tennis team. Albert's greatest distinction came by playing splendid defensive ball as a goal-keeper on the soccer team. Albert's favorite pastime is listen- ing to popular music and writing letters. A1bert's ambition is to become a dentist. Upon his graduation, he intends to go home for a vacation and then return in the fall and start school at St. Francis College in Loretto. , , , ,I mn,--,. .. .... .. M, An,