St Pauls School - Sigillum Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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William P. Caprise Bill has made known his presence to the Class of Class of'71 by his many contributions to school activities and athletics. He has been a leading member of Drama Guild for the past three years. Bill has also been one of St. Paul's better athletes. He has lettered in Varsity Football and has been a great runner on the Track team. Bill is not sure of his major but would like to attend either South Carolina or 'Yale'. 6 Robert J. Camacho One of the rnost respected members of the Senior Class is undoubtedly Bob Camacho. His ability in dealing with people has won him a 2 year office as President of the class and the respected position of Senior Monitor. Athletically he has received a 7 letter award as well as the captainship ofthe football squad. Bob wishes to continue his education at Baldwin Wallace College or the University of Connecticut.

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Frederick B. Burton Although Fred is one of the quieter members of the class of '71, he has certainly established himself as a contributor. In addition to his participation in the Cinema Club, Fred has been a valuable member of both Varsity Tennis and Varsity Soccer. When asked what he would like to do after graduating from St. Paul's, he replied, Nothing . We were sorry to hear this and rather doubt the gravity of his statementg what an excellent specialist Fred would be in the field of Fermentation Studies. Despite his avowal, Fred hopes to further his education at either Middlebury, Colgate, or Hobart next September. Deane Barnaby Deane The Dream Barnaby is one of the more vivacious members of the Class of '7l. Since his entrance in 1967, his enthusiasm has brought him success in sports as well as in student life. As Deane has nine Varsity letters, an All Ivy honorable mention in Baseball, and an All Star position in the Little Four Basketball Tournament, no one can question the wisdom of his decision to major in Physical Education. Deane plans to attend either St. J ohn's or St. Bonaventure next fall.

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William Conti In his four years at St. Paul's, Bill has spent two years on the Record , the second as Sports Editor, and has also served on the Sigillum staff. In addition, Bill has played basketball, football, and baseball, as well as being consistantly on the Honor Roll and near the top of his class academically. Bill would like to study Liberal Arts at either William 8: Mary or Georgetown. Craig W. Clausen In his two years at St. Paul's, Craig has made his greatest contributions on the Varsity Track, Basketball, and Cross-Country Teams. Besides his activities on the athletic field, Criag was on the Social Policy Committee, Craig hopes to follow a Liberal Arts course at Mulhenberg, Lehigh, or the U.S. Naval Academy.