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

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Members of the Junior Class pose for the cameraman-First row, left to right: D. Sanchez, L. Paez, R. Anton, M. Romero, A. Benavides, H, Rincon, J. Rincon and J. deCostro. Second row: T. Zeak, O. Rincon, P. McCrory, M. Hasenfuss, J. Valenta, D. Reilly, F. Cove and H. Guerrisi. Third row: R. Dungan, J. Guerrisi, F. Tortorelli, W. Hartigan, J. Beadle, A. Guerra, H. Rincon and C. Peralta. Mr. Joseph Kowocic is explaining an event to Joseph Beadle lrear, stand- ingl in American history class. M. Romero lstandingi is answering the questions in the junior religion class conducted by Father George. ml.

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Junior Class Under the direction of Mr. Ioseph Kowacic, the class moderator, the junior class Was eager to elect a capable group ol officers lor the scho- lastic year. The result of the class elections brought the presidency to Ierome Guerrisi, and Henry Guerrisi was chosen as vice-president. David Reilly was chosen secretary, and Iames Meluskey, treasurer. Class representatives at the Student Council meetings include Ierome Guerrisi, Henry Guerrisi and David Reilly. The class was well represented on the Var- sity teams. Many members Won letters and nu- merals in football, soccer, basketball, baseball and tennis. Those who did not play Varsity ball played on the intramural teams. The class con- tributed a wonderful Hallowe'en Dance to en- hance the social program. In May the class will sponsor the main social event oi the year, the Iunior Prom, cr formal dance honoring the seniors. Representatives of the class attaining the Scholastic Honor Roll included Francis Cove, Ierome Guerrisi, Paul McCrory, Hernan Rincon and Franklin Tortorelli. Moderator-MR. IOSEPH P. KOWACIC Left: Junior Class officers, James Meluskey, David Reilly and Henry Guerrisi, listen to Jerome Guerrisi reading a report. Right: Father Norbert explaining the Atomic Pile to Fred Fossi and the Chemistry class. 64

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Sophomore Class With the arrival of another school term the up and coming sophomores were anxious to carry if on with the school's various activities. At a class meeting early in the school year they elected their class officers. George Smith was elected president and Ioseph Flinn, vice-president. Marcos Garcia was chosen treasurer and Mi- chael Rodgers, secretary. The class is repre- sented by George Smith and Michael Rodgers at meetings of the Student Council. Members of the class were represented on the various athletic teams winning letters and numerals in football, soccer and Iunior varsity basketball. Those who did not engage in major sports were ardent members of the intramural teams. In extra-curricular activities the class was Well represented in the many clubs and organizations. To add to the social calendar the class sponsored the Valentine Dance, one ol the best dances on the campus early in February. Members ol the class whose names appeared on the Scholastic Honor Roll included Sebas- tian Pugliese, lean deVitry, Gustavo Ynciarte, George Smith and Americo Lopez. FATHER WALTER-Class Moderator Left: Sophomore Class officers, Marcos Garcia, Michael Rodgers, Charles Mattingly and Joseph Flinn, watch George Smith play piano. Right: Michael Rodgers lstandingl is giving the sophomore religion class a report as Father Francis listens. 66