Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

M. Piunno T. Pluto S. Scaravelli A. Schleimer MICHAEL PIUNNO - Swish! And two more points are chalked up for Mike. His good looks have not spoiled him, for he remains unassuming and modest. Mike is as popular at Benedictine as Benito is in Italy. THOMAS PLUTO -- Tom's pass-snaring in the Parma- game climaxed his football career. By the way, T-om, don't forget to give the Bengals a "blow" when you become sports editor of the Press. What a slick blue buggy you've got, Tom! JOHNNY PORUBSKY - "Oh Sonny, Oh Sonny, how you do shine." In symphony it's Stokowski, on the piano it's Paderewski, and on the accordion it's Porubsky. Johnny also is tops in basketball and in dramatics. Play, Johnny, Play. JOHN SABOL - Munhall's loss, Benedictine's gain. Johnny our faithful bell ringer, still believes it's possible to trisect an angle. As a chess player, we believe John is a better latin scholar. 4U we J. Porubsky J. Sabol L. Slominski J. Soeder SAMUEL SCARAVELLI - Awarded the aca- demy "Oscar" for his sterling performance in "Soup to Nuts." Genial and jovial, Sammy is the find of the year. "Rochester" Benny, make room for our "Scarpoochi." ALBERT SCHLEIMER - Hats off to the cham- pion U. B. Crusader! Efficient and energetic, Al believes that the Catholic press is the strongest weapon against modern evils. Al's training ground was the gridiron where he learned to fight in true Bengal fashion. LEONARD SLOMINSKI - Start the press, here's news! Lennie's mom is the editor of the Cleveland Monitor, so news writing must run in the family. Neat and clean in dress, Len should give Ed Bang keen competition as a sport writer. JAMES SOEDER - To Jim goes the honor of organizing the Catholic High School Exchange Column. A loyal Bengal rooter, Jimmy should start another thing, - coming to English Class on time.