I attended Roosey during my Sophomore and Junior years, 1969 through 1971.  Since my dad was Army, I lived off base first in Punta Santiago (Humacao Beach) and then in Fajardo. We left PR prior to my Senior year, much to my displeasure, and I did a four year tour with the Air Force briefly ending back up in PR at Ramey AFB where I ran into a few Roosey underclassmen at a Ramey vs. Roosey game.  I eventually ended up with the U.S. Customs Service, Office of Investigations, as a Criminal Investigator. I met my wife Julie while working for Customs on the Organ Pipe National Monument, in Arizona, where she was working under a work/study program, for her Biology major, during her Senior year of college our of Iowa. I am presently the Resident Agent in Charge for the Robles Junction, Sells and Ajo, Arizona offices.  We have two daughters, one a Junior at the University of Arizona and one just graduating from High School in Tucson.  I wrestled for Roosey (the grapplers as Arch!
 ie Benton called us) on the 1971 team.  Although I did not graduate from Roosey, the few years there where some of my fondest.  It was the smallest school I had ever attended, yet one with the biggest heart and strongest school spirit and student body unity.  I still have the 1970 year book, a few game spirit pins and a page or two of one or two issues of the school paper. I'll eventually scan some of these and submit for sharing.  Hearing about and finding this site was a nice surprise.  Cheers,  Rene`