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

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Iames or Chip, as he is known to us, came to St. Francis as a sophomore and spent three years as a Prepster. Chip, who is a proud Brook- lynite, spent his freshmen year at Brooklyn Prep. He played center on the Iunior Varsity bas- ketball team in his sophomore and junior years and he played center on the Varsity basketball team in his senior year. During his three years of football he played outstanding ball at end, in all games. Iim was also active in intramural softball, being one of the best softball hurlers in the league. He was president of the junior and senior class and secretary of the Student Council. In his three years at St. Francis, he had never missed the Honor Roll, a record which is envied by every one of his fellow classmates. In his junior year Iim received the Sheffer's Sportsmanship Award which goes to the best all-around athlete and student in the school. He had also given his time to the Rifle Club, Cam- era Club, and he was on the Iunior Prom com- mittee, the Senior Ball committee and Varsity F Club in his junior and senior years. After graduation he hopes to take a pre-med course.

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Iohn is a proud native son of Baltimore. One of our esteemed four-year men, he was always very active during his stay here. He was a member of the Varsity F Club, and also par- ticipated in swimming, wrestling, football and basketball. During his freshmen year, lack held the office of Student Council representative. lack played the center position for three years in football, he was also seen on the Iunior Varsity basket- ball team for two years, and Varsity basketball this year. He excelled at baseball, and played on the diamond squad for four years, at second and third base. lack can frequently be seen about the cam- pus, and is always found with a good word for everyone. He has gained many friends at The Prep and will undoubtedly make many more in the future years. He is a great lover of modern music and is always ready for any social event. After finishing his training at The Prep, lack plans to continue his education in the field of dentistry. Next fall he plans to attend Mt. St. Mary's College, Emmittsburg, Maryland.