Kenneth McCallick:  

Well, I lived in El Paso until I was 13 and graduated from St. Joseph in 1968. I have many fond memories of the school, the nuns,and many friends, although I've lost touch with all of them. I lost touch eventually with everyone in El Paso except for a few family members. I'd love to rekindle some of those old friendships. I spent a few months at Jesuit High before leaving El Paso, I had a small scholarship from St. Joseph's to attend Jesuit. I loved the school and the people I met there and I still miss it and rue the day of its demise. I played on the frosh football team and was on the debate team. After leaving EP I lived in Connecticut for a few months and moved to California in late 1969. I went to 4 different high schools and I was always the "new kid' in school back then. It was a trying time with so much change. I ended up at Servite High School, A Catholic boys prep school which is a state and national powerhouse in athletics. I played football, I was on the track team, and the debate team, and I was president of the school service club, "The Guild". I had a lot of fun, and made some lifelong friends. I went on to college at Loyola University in Los Angeles and studied pre-med. I have a degree in Biology but wasn't willing to make the sacrifice to go on to medical school. In college I rowed on the crew team my freshman year, a grueling sport. I discovered Rugby in my junior year and played on two college champion teams, though I was not a big-time player. I played division I amateur Rugby until I was 35 and "Old Boys" Rugby until I was 45 and I ...Expand for more