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John Meyer had large shoes to step into when his brother
Joe, another 1988 inductee, graduated, but it took John only a single season to
become one of the most feared linebackers in St. Lawrence history.
Also active in a variety of campus activities and a solid
student, John turned in one of the outstanding single game performances by a
SLU defender against Alfred in 1966 when he blocked two punts, two extra points
and helped block what could have been the game-winning field goal. He was named
first team All East at the conclusion of that season. He also distinguished
himself on the lacrosse field, earning all league honors with his outstanding
play.
He was co-captain in football, captain in lacrosse and president
of the L Club as a senior.
John is now the president of his own machine tool company in
Indiana.
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