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

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This year, under the moderation of Brother Alo- ysius, the Camera Club has proven itself to be of great value to The Prep. As in previous years, its members have taken many interesting and valuable pictures of The Prep teams in action. but this year, due to the skilled photography of the students, The Boxwood and The Hill have profited considerably. At the club's meetings, the students talked about the many new phases of photography and inspected pictures taken by the members. The Camera Club covers all so- cial events, including the Senior Ball and the Iunior Prom, and they develop all their pictures in the school's well-equipped darkroom. Pictured above: lose Krohn, Ramon Muchacho and Franz Budel in the darkroom working on pictures. Members pictured below, seated: Luis Paez, Ramon Muchacho, Brother Aloysius, Franz Budel, Aaron Negron and Atilio Urdaneta. Standing, first row: Anibal Benavides, Joseph Birmingham, Maurice Romero, Albert Hands, Alex Diaz, Armando Baquerizo and Luis Atencio. Second row: David Garcia, Alonso Guerra, Hugo Rincon, Richard Allen, William Gillen, .loseph McAdams and America Lopez.

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The Varsity Club Promotes athletic activity 4, as The Varsity F Club was founded in 1947, by Father Terence Burns, former athletic director, Q who has encouraged and improved much ath- letic participation in the school. Membership is gained when a student earns his Varsity letter for participation in a major sport. Mr. Thomas, Varsity coach, keeps the club active by having its members assist at intramural basketball games as referees, timekeepers and scorekeep- ers. They also direct the swimming and track meets which are held in the spring. Robert Da- vidson, Who holds the office of president, along with the vice-president Iames Kilgallen, have successfully and economically supervised the Pictured above: Spike Davidson and Jim Kilgallen talk over some coming event. club during the past year. Members pictured below, first row, left to right: Henry Guerrisi, Luis Paez, Anibal Benavides, Joseph Birmingham, Anthony Trigiani, Atilio Urdaneta, Michael Rodgers and Fred Fossi. Second row: Guido Alarcon, John Valenta, William Gillen, Maurice Romero, Albert Hands, Omar Lopez and Neil Kennedy. Third row: Monroe Laughman, Paul Alexsa, Fred Eichler, Robert Henry, David Reilly and Joseph Beadle. Fourth row: James True, James Kilgallen, Jerome Guerrisi, Stuart Dare, Robert Davidson, Patrick Tim- mins, Peter Nelson, Joseph McBeth and Carlos Peralta. 80