Flohr plans a teaching career, some changes for Cabrini

by Crystal Davis staff writer

Paul Flohr, a senior and member of the men's lacrosse team will be leaving Cabrini this spring, but he will not be turning in his lacrosse stick just yet.

"I plan on working with little kids at a lacrosse summer camp in Massachusetts or Delaware this summer,"Flohr reported.

He enjoyed working at Townson State Camp last year and wants to continue to teach after graduation.

A history major,Flohr plans on teaching that subject and government at the Boy's Latin High School in Baltimore, Maryland, where he grew up and went to school.

When he is not busy playing lacrosse or hanging out with his friends, Flohr enjoys fishing, hunting and eating country fried steak.

"Bus rides, going out with my friends to Wayne Tavern, and hanging out in house 7 befqr~ p!!b!i::;af eiy breaks it up,"Flohr said with a laugh, after pausing for a moment to reflect on what he would miss most about Cabrini.

We all get along really well, we are kind of like a family."

Flohr has a message for Cabrini before he leaves. "Cabrini's athletic department needs to do more for its teams. I think the lacrosse team should get its own locker room and my coach should be a full-time coach."