St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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JOHN I . KENNEDY QUENTIN S. STANLEY KOWLESKI JAMES LA PORTE l4ll'lU'l'l'iNAN'l' Class Secretary 4: Intra- murals 4,' Sabre Club 4. Always rrudy for at good llrglllllflll, , . . flt'Ill'l'2lllY in tlu' ulicldlv of aux' lmull scs- sion . . . Thoroulgh, consid- vrzitt' . . . Has a smilm' for 1-vcryhody . . . At his In-st when thc pressure is on. 25 KOELKEBELIK Lu:U'rr:NAN'r ADJUTANT Lu-:U'ri:NAN'r LIEUTENANT Glee Club 2, 4: Archcon- Hana' I, 2, fi, 4: Glue Club C.S.1W.C. 4: Glee Club 2, 4: Sabre Club 4. Proud posscssor of Rl Packard Frr'sh-Air Taxi . . . Thr-rv is a sincvrity uhout him that iuiprvssvs e-vcn casual acquaintanccs . . . his willingness to assist has won him many frivnds . , . notr-d for his uncon- sciously humorous stylv of oratory . . . Gln-c Club standout. lt's all work in the library. fralernity I, 2, 3, 4. Stan is quita' scrious . . . Anothc-r Harrishurgvr which accounts for his palling around with Do Groot . . . Numhvr om' studcnt . . . Ont' of thc' outstanding swimmers in thc District . . . Can rc-ally trip thu light fantastic. 2, 45 Sabre Club -I. Clarinet mavstro of band . . . quiet . . . unassuming . . . pri-ff-rs to rm-main in thc hackground and just listvn . . . hinisvlf and Poclma thc' S.j.C. Golddust twins until hc graduated in January.

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PAUL L. HOLMES SERGEANT Glee Club 2, 4. Enthusiastically supports all school activities . . . es- pecially sports . . . A quick smile is his ready answer to all remarks . . . Shy yet sin- cere . . . War distracted and won him early to the Navy blue. WILLIAM B. HOPKE, JR. LWUTENANT QUAR'rERMAs'rER Varsity Football 4g Varsity Tennis 35 Glee Club 45 Sabre Club 4. Happy- go - lucky, every - one's friend . . . Billy came to us last year from G.W. High . . . His delightfully humorous remarks are ac- centuated by his drawling delivery , . . Says it's an old Southern custom . . . Quite a crooner. Seniors, loyal Knights of the Divine Child, receive Communion. GEORGE RICHARD HUGHES CAPTAIN Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4,' Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Presidenl 25 Sabre Club 4. One of the best all-around athletes in the sports annals of St. John's . . . Feted by the Touchdown Club . . . Backbone of the All-Prep team . . . Has a laugh all his own . . . Modest, popular . . . Yes, a swell fellow, who should go far. Vg' ' ,t, Q! J 12967 IHNQS CGILLEG' LLOYD JOHNSON FIRST SERGEANT Intramurals 2, 3, 4,' Arch- aonfralernity I, 2, 3, 4. Tranquility is the word that describes this man in a nutshell . . . Will always be remembered for his char- acteristic sayings . . . Thinks of himself as a Conservative Cat . . . Claims there is no section like Northeast . . . He should know. 24

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WILLIAM S. LOGAN LIEUTI-:NA NT Manager Football and Ba.:- ketball 4,' Band I, 2, fl, 4,- Sabre Club 4. Bashful but a lot of fun at any party . , . On the re- ceiving end of most of the Class's practical jokes . . . Faithful athletic manager , , . Can really pound the skins. JOHN H. LOVELESS IJIEUTENA NT Sabre Club 4,' Archronfra- ternity I, 2, 3, 4. Winding up a six-year stay at S.J.C .... Good- natured and fun-loving . . . Always a perfect gentleman . . . Favorite pastime over- hauling his famous motor scooter . . . A born mechanic . . . Will easily get along. JOSEPH MAYER CAPTAIN ADJUTANT Vanity Football 4,' Sabre Club 4. Joe is a quiet fellow with plenty of brains . . . He uses them to good advan- tage . . . Right up there in his studies . . . Passed the Navy V-5 . . . Bound to succeed because of his de- termination. Lined up at the bookstore. JOHN B. MCDONALD FIRST SERGEANT junior Varsity Basketball l,' Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Elocution 4: .Intramurals 2, 3. Does a good job in a Harry James style of play- ing, making good with Ray King's orchestras . . , Happy- go-lucky . . . Easy to please . . . Well-groomed hair-do . . . Orator extraordinary. 26