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SGU7' S0 LONG-Iimmy Schofield. Iohn Pool. and lim Morsclies wave farewell as the bus drives oil. Iirnmy hails from Orange, Texas: Iohn is from Indianapolis: and lim calls Fort Wayne home. Longest trip home this summer was that of Dave Distel who flew to lava. and now jnfmwnll WILLIAM B. RICE 2276 Dixie Highway, Covington. Kentucky Bill, a trumpeter in the Harry Iames tradition, came to the Prep as a senior and proceeded to put out the fight music at football games. A collector of rare coins, Hot-lips enjoyed wrestling with chemistry and T-bone steaks. Recalls with pride the day he led the Saint X of Cincinnati band before thirteen thousand people. He was the music authority of the Victorian Club. WILLIAM P. ROBY 204 West Flaget Avenue, Bardstown, Kentucky Trapper came to the Prep from Bethlehem Academy in the eighth grade. His first loves are hunting and fishing, with football right behind. Bill managed to make letters in football and basketball despite a series of broken bones. He served with Iohn Young as ad- vertising manager of the 1949 Azuwur and presided over the junior class last year. Bill relished the fertile outpourings of Brother Ieremiah's mind. IOI-IN G. YOUNG lll East Muir Avenue, Bardstown. Kentucky As a frosh Iohn played forward wall for the jayvee gridders. Next year he graduated to the varsity. ha F:-L P. 4? Besides doing great work in the advertising section of the yearbook, Iohn divided his time performing fancy figure eights at the roller-rink and vying with Marks and Coomes for National Guard honors. A victory over the Bardstown Tigers in any sport thrilled him. Amer- ican history ranked as his favorite subject. 5' l
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nfl -M17 ' ' Lf '.11- e'Q'1 ' f 'ilu ,J .,, , , .Y 3, - -:Ewan 'wo QL., lOHN I. LOCKLIN Box 83, Fairfield, Kentucky Iunior's chief claim to tame is that he has attended twelve different schools in the state of Kentucky. Now- adays his main interests lie in hunting and gun col- lecting, and he drools at the thought of chewing on a tender quail. Walking down the Cathedral aisle for his diploma furnished one of the big thrills of his peripatetic career. WILLIAM L. MARKS, IR. ' . Route 944, Bardstown, Kentucky Billy yearns after the military life or perhaps an agri- cultural career. A non-com in the Kentucky National Guard, the shortest senior came four years ago from Wildwood School and garnered a good many honor cards in his stay at St. Ioe. The lad with the blue Ford was fascinated by chemistry, Longfellow, and Spike lones. Billy was first on the scene every morning. F. BOOKER NOE Springfield, Kentucky An amiable giant, Book ambled in as a freshman and immediately snatched a tackle berth on the grid-squad. After winning All-SCKC honors and All-State honorable mention as a junior, he served last year as assistant to Coach Bowling. Fred, who dubs himself an enthusiast of math, yearns for the life of a gentleman farmer after four years at Villanova. g. iv sq Sug- . ig, fi , 4 l , .y- , . A--rn- 'F. ..E.!g:x,l, I it Unihanldf SUNDAY AFTERNOON-Coming up the side road after a iaunt from the Greyhound Station are a group of the lads. who have been home for the weekend. Monthends and other holidays came as a pleasant change from the routine of everyday school lite.
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