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

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W Ns William W. Urusky Bill will be remembered by all for his deep love for St. Paul's, not to mention his devotion and great contributions to the school. Bill has actively taken part in Varsity Intramurals, as well as the renowned Hunting and Fishing Club. After graduation from St. Paul's, Bill plans to begin his education at New College, Stanford, or Colorado College. Thome T. Ventura Thorne, who entered St. Pau1's in the eighth grade, is one of the more outspoken members of the sixth form. He has always said exactly what he feels. Thorne has devoted much time and effort to the Varsity Cross-Country and Track Teams. Thorne will persue a college degree at Hofstra but hopes to become a professional musician or a music teacher. H ll nj tease safest

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Darby S. Thornburgh Darby came to St. Paulis in the fall of 1968, and since then has become one of the six monitors. Having been active for two years on the Varsity Wrestling and Track Teams, Darby has also tried his hand at Soccer and Basketball. Darby hopes to major in Veterinary Medicine at Penn. State or the U. of Maryland. Glen Tomashoff Shoft , as many seniors call Glen, is an active member of St. Paul's. Ever since he came to St. Paults as a sophomore his main interest has been Basketball. He played on the J.V. team and spent two years on the Varsity squad. Glen has also been a member of the Student Council, the Varsity Club, and the Spanish Club. Glen plans to go to American, Ithica, or I.L.R. at Cornell to study law. l - ,Q A it . 1 '

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William Vogel ln the two years he has been with us, Bill has made of himself a motivating force in all phases of school life. Although he has rocked the academic community with his excellent performance, he is certainly not bound and gagged to grades. Reports from members of the Varsity Golf team attest that the links have never been the same since Bill first applied club to ball. This would seem quite credible to one who has seen his matchless form on Varsity Soccer. Bill appears to be the prototype of that well-rounded student that colleges are always looking for. Bill wishes to major in Mathematics at Williams, Bucknell, or Stetson. David B. Walsh Though he has spent only two years at St. Paul's, Dave is recognized and respected as one of the few members of the class to earn the honor of Monitorship. An extremely likeable and active person, David has participated in the Ski Club and on the Varsity Soccer, Tennis, and Swimming teams. Dave wishes to pursue a Liberal Arts curriculum at either Colby College or Nassau College. l