Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

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H 14 5 1 w 'L f - A ' lv W 1..H.., Kms W ,Mmm WA -f - ,M H . , ' QRTA OFPU1! WHERE THE BENEDICTINE STUDENT IS EDUCATED TO HIGH IDEALS WITH TRUE LOYALTY TO THE ffm SCHOOL on-mpMuwaM, I'9'5'7 BEHEDICTIHE 5 E NEDICTI NE T ANDREWS I HIGH SCHOOL Assay 2.100 EAST Bl-V91 Cleveland, Oh10 QW - L Eij szv f i A- Y L7 .I K: my ,i , .,L,.,, L.L., , .,,.o ,,.W A.,.:..X. , :,,, ,W E5 K? My FH W 1. rf! ax Ke QAM q K ws 'ff K i ' Hamm-A XXX gi 35' , . . AND DEDICATED TO THE SACRED HliflR'l'-'ITIROUGH HIS INSPIRATION. x,',,f 'k.. M AWD fi ff ,WHWWM H ' 5 , V, 1- VW V V V A.., , J V VA . as VF A MV V V V V .f,V ,,,V.,:VV 3: VE. VV . 'V i .QW H .V I i .4 ,J-M 1 i .. , -4 Q 'GH :V QM iz Qi. fi' mf i .fr -ff' as sv- Is. .fm ,gi ww ,, - On the opening day of the 30th consecutive academic year, the Benedictine faculty and student body were dedicated to the Enthronement of the Sacred Heart. Under the spiritual guidance of the Sacred Heart the Benedictine student studies and works to attain his etemal goal-happiness in heaven, His educa- tion and the religious activities he attends are interwoven to give him the greatest possible benefits in both his school and spiritual life. WI' V, dll-'SW flvlfl The Most Reverend ARCHBISHOP EDWARD F, HOBAN, S.T.D. We, the students of Benedictine, join with the faculty to ex- press our sincerest appreciation to our Archbishop. Under his outstanding leadership, not only the spiritual cares but to a very marked degree education finds his untiring efforts and zeal. Accept our deepest sentiments of gratitude. May God shower His choicest blessings upon you and your work, -E The Most Reverend 'fi' BISHOP FLOYD L. BEGIN, S.T.D. VHPT: 7+-1-4-Q HV ,EMM ll 'S mrvfzi Deus Rex Glens 1 : y 6i4?45 I U' fb O w ff 'PU rn 4 fo f-1 rn D Q- E5 U1 IE o fo F W :J o Mr' fn T5 U .-- -1 I I1 9 Q5 I-I 'lv N 1 S V- s ff? 55? mmm mmm AB F? 's, A - n., ,l i Y - E 9: ' ' X Y f.,9 f-wilt B w- 5 Xxx 55 Kia, . IM,llM ii iraqi 1 sxsni .'.'. , y . . Q' Assisting the Archbishop in his task of pro- moting the spiritual well-being of the Diocese, and directing various activities at the Chancery office are two of the more important roles of these capable bishops. The endeavors of Bishop Begin and Bishop Krol in aiding the Archbishop to shepherd his fold are most commendable. Hiivnniat n um6uLu11 7 v 7 The Right Reveren-d ABBOT THEODORE G. KOJIS, O.S.B., 41- :JK President ' X - ' .411 As president of Benedictine High School, it is Father Abbot's ' i ' - ,.- Q72 fi' responsibility to organize and direct the operation of the School A L '- Y + ' Administration. Knowing and being keenly interested in the ',i:f'. s problems and needs of the youth, he continues to ever improve v , T 1 A school facilities and keep a ready eye on expansion. The student -5 1. I in Particular enjoys the warmth and devotion shown in his :N '4 ff i every talk and welcome his frequent attendance at school activi- V I n ii ties. May God bless you, Father Abbot, for your great concern 'Q over us, and may He grant you a long and happy life. 5 ' 4 . 0 C05LE5TlH'F-i'-69 enrr M The abbot ofhciates on the opening day of school. The prior is at his right and the sub-prior at his left. 'WMA-'M The Very Reverend DANIEL NOVAK, O.S.B Prior Heating plant and Indus- trial Arts building. The Sacred Heart Statue seen on the school campus. R .,N . rf' 5, my f S, r V 'V ,inf ' my J, ,Q , V, 3,1 - -41 K, k Q s , Fw? 2 wp Y LQ' :M ,, fl, iff- Aw V Yflifff ffm ,iff 5 W Q K , 'fivfimza new . ' xl' ' 5:1 fi - 95 X23 ?, ,.4..- , i .. , x, K JS f ,, 49, f 8 gf 5 51 ww, 3 W f- V , xg 1 lm-, A , 'Q l Q , fm .gqibvt , ,5 1,5 x Q.. U-1, L! 5 -, K X if ' '4 M ,i .K P 731, if , A., VV V, ,rf 5,Af1 4 j wr ,ww - A . , xx VJ 'Q s 9d?'l. 5f - HL' - V , J ,WW . ,, A W wal , I5 ,,,f,,f?s'wf4-61 1 .r.fwwpfQ A X L k . yy, I . . M-W -.1'xu:.v-Q-:am W mm SEMA saw' - V., 5 s i P. I I rv-6. .udl NVf gmvy sxnccrcx tributc' to our instructors thruugh whustt guxdancc and mspiration during thx- past ycare we have attained knowledge and uncicrstumiing to .nd us in our future life. HIJHIIHISTHHTIUH i , Nvwwy 'elf HH Wu ,, Rev. Benedict Dobrancin, O.S.B. Principal Bro. Bede Pace, O.S.B., secretary. Under the leadership and guidance of our principal, Father Benedict, Benedictine has gained great prestige in the educational field. Though he has various other tasks to exe- cute, he is always willing to give his helpful counseling and advice to those who seek his assistance. Working hand in hand with Father Bene- dict is Father Robert, our assistant principal. Among his numerous assignments are the checking of absenteeism and the tedious job of assisting in the office work. Rev. Robert Wilkes, O.S.B. Assistant Principal Q :5? 'ief' ,mf Q . '5' A 1':, . . :L 5' W 'Q 3 rw, 'Q 1 f A-.. mi: , .. 5 f f xv f,1-,4f.g,Q:,, V .,, , ,ff-f, we 'v1wwfA::w,,, t , W' yi x 'W Q , Lg Q : -L,, ,f-,- L A L47 Q Si 4 iw jd ii. K! 1 M K 4. g Q 3 E 'W H if zf ff e WEN 32,5 3' - ,, .W - A 35? jp 5 VV 1 J . if i s HT' i Q sf .. 5 1 ,.,, V, W 3 Y' 2' ,tif Q xviw 3 ig .,,. . ,Q - a 5? 1 53 I g f w 3 fill J , , ge 9 'fl 554 Q LATIN Seated CI. to rj: Rev. Placid Pientek, O.S.B.-3 Mr. Karl Strmeng Rev Lawrence Sevcik, O,S.B. FRIEN S OF US ALL N . I 'K Z HISTORY Seated QI. to rj: Mr. Edward Duray, World History: Mr. Vincent Fran- cioli, Modern and World Historyg Rev. Thomas Podobnik, O.S.B., Ameri- can Historyg Mr. Leonard Pchola, American and Latin American History. Standing: Mr. joseph Rufus, Modern History. fr' W 1 12 Y lu ,WA if li-L? 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Wx EDUCATIO LANGUAGES CL. to rj: Mr. Karl Strmeng Rev, George Luba, O.S.B.g Rev, Nicholas Sprinc, - I ENGLISH Seated CI. to rj: Mr. Edward Kubancikg Rev. Gregory Oravcc, O.S.B.g Rev. Francis Durkac, O.S.B.g Mr. August Bossu. Standing: Rev, Luke Yaeger, O,S.B. ' as J 1' F J Z 3553353 ,LK ,Vi ,rf 51 . W by x 55155 ,. xr 'fx W .fi if I 5.31: - has -... x Ui ' au -wan-4... ulnnanung. in-un-pu. tsnnig .-.-R 1 V H 24 Q' 3 . f sqwwfm am riff mmm W, I ..,, A ' ,Q,ii,i5if I-W-If Ijgiju KA Tn- 9 F ' Q I 1 w H ,,., -, 4, gifs Q3 ' 54915 , f k X f 1 fi ?Z S. S? if , img, ,iv HEB To thc Senior Class of 1957 this section is dedicated in recognition of the impressive array of honors bestowed upon them and the cred- itable rccord accomplished by them, UIIUHS E R r.w 5 rf' 2 CL. to RJ: Bob Kolenic, vice-president: Bernie Sur- an, president. S NIQR CL. to rj: Paul Hrisko, sec- retaryg George Kuretz treasurerg Tom Pacl, ser- geant-at-arms. GFFICER Rev. Method Granchie O.S.B. Senior Class Moderator 32.1, ig EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE To give every senior a voice in current class activities and to keep them well informed of the decisions reached, the Executive Committee was adopted. The leadership shown by the officers was the reason for the success of the Senior Class of '57. Working in unison for the benefit of the class was the objective of this organization, which was met and capably attained. In this manner, Front Row Cl. to rj: M. Torchia, R. Szweda, B. Suran, M. Carroll, J, Kohl, M. Debreceni, J. Kline, E. McKale. Second Row: D, Barnoski, W. Gale, J. Krejsa, E. Szeman, G. Kuretz, P. Hrisko, L. Naymik, R. Hrack, under their guidance, a progressive program of student activities was inaugurated. Recognizing the responsibility as the 27th graduating class of Benedictine High School, the seniors presented an excellent record for future classes to strive after. Father Method, Committee Moderator, helped the members plan the programs and gave his helpful advice whenever called upon. D. Ponyik. Third Row: J. Bailey, J. Barko, N. Orack, M. Mayher, T. Pacl, A. Halasz, J. Marjenin, R. Pietr- zak. Fourth Row: R. Iacco, N. Kuchar, R, Robey, S. Brooks, R. Kolenic, J. Shovary, R. Gura, R. Koterba. K - VII TU vwfwszflsrqr-....r1.'.z,.,.fr - f sf.ffwwopsufa-K-'w:r.1fzwfwa-H.si .ef . ,-- .-..:im4i.um w..,fff -' '-f- - 1'-'ff f. if-',f wr- fr. A f.fwf11f1..-self we'Qg,rfs:.vm4..sl..fff:1f. 7 --.fm:gfW F27 l f I Louis joseph Aliberti ks My may Michael John Antos y ie D 2 . ,JW 1 ,f- 1,73 Joseph john Augustajtis james john Bailey James Michael Barko Daniel Stanley Barnoski Anthony john Bartholomew Leonard Charles Bender David Dennis Benko Just hamming it up. Dennis james Beran B+H+S i 1 ,Mgr gg Ki Dennis Edward Bernard Louis Gerald Bertok is Fred Donald Biacsi Edmund Thomas Binkowski David John Blasko James Michael Bodnar Ronald john Bodziony Robert Louis Bolton Richard joseph Boros Samuel Joseph Brooks Lawrence Lee Bruck Anthony Thomas Campanelli Michael Francis Carroll Joseph Peter Chapon Dale Charles Chorba Edward james Cliffel David Collins James Michael Cordell Robert Peter Cordiak Ronald Gregory Crandall Gerald joseph Czajkowski ASS 'ff if James Dennis Czech HMP kk,, , It N K John Mark D'Agostino Michael john Debreceni Joseph DelSangro S u , D ,, D D, ,Q Arthur Ronald Dennis O Lawrence Arthur Desmarteau Double, double, toil and trouble, fi . . : 'Y X gg ,u, D ,.,. , 'iiri x D ff Q 4 Q e Robert Gerald Dittrich ' 'f5v.,- ,,.,r,'. ,152 ZZ f I V . iiy ,W J y Mw?ff??1w3z'?iEQs2f , ' 317fIEsXX4fl,f':M2'5K3g''I, f , ' -vfzf f:F 'Af-Q Stephen Domjan ln 'gi on Dennis Stephen Dolney . Q, a fm 4'ei I 5 e,.' Joseph james Dorsey Joseph James Doskocil Joseph Thomas Ellis Joseph Robert Fabian Robert Wencel Frank Richard Edward Gadus Joseph John Galdun William Thomas Gale Charles Louis Galletti Anthony Matthew Gentile RiChH1'd Joseph Gladish Typical teen-age hot rodders. Joseph Anthony Glance Thomas David Grega Robert John Gura Daniel Alexander Gorski Mm A A ,. , V , M .,.: gggg Lawrence Ronald Gruss Leonard Francis Gruszczynski Anthony Kenneth Gross Philip john Gutkowski John Paul Gyekenyesi Anthony Andrew Halasz Gerald Hanchm john Stephen Hancko Robert Louis Hartman joseph Clay Hays Thomas Peter Hertrick 4 3 gc 2 ,aa 55 ex 34 re' David john Hetzel Stephen Homonnay Richard james Hrack Paul Allen Hrisko Robert Paul Hrobak Stephen Edward Huszai LASS li LA - ' Robert James Iacco Albert Andrew Ina e C V I Caught between classes. T Z C 'ig Raymond Charles Jablonski james Richard Jakubowski lss K Thomas Charles Jennings Kg 'Nw Thomas john janoch joseph Carl Jaskulski O F 1 9 5 7 Johnsfephmuhas john Stephen josza Richard john Kalich in QQ n il A ccii a 31,5 if ..,, f ,, - ,ygggg V M .' 7.1 9 ' 5 ,: . ', ,. R' .au w 'iw'-K ,Q ' q ia. ,, f 5 , , , A krrkrr A 1 ,hy-N-gy., - I RQQQ Y 2 3 -fe: 5. k fer, ,. 14 f..,,,a-E g it ggwk ag ' r 4 3 ' K V, if-3.1 vi. . i I ' Tsai 4,542 V. joseph Brian Kalina I I 5. 37 -s 9' 2 7 ., L , A i cc a a i 1 Lf- W, K' , Edward james Kellermann WH ' z 5 ur' Stephen james Kall gki VVx,. K ,. Kenneth john Kickel we Z Donald john Kasarcik S is . J' 6 ,fzf 5. Joseph Andrew Kline Francis Albert Kocab Sneaking, a drag on a fag. Joseph William Katoch I1 Theodore Michael Klupinsl W me - Michael Mirko Kocet f james Alfred Kohl Robert Andrew Kolenic ? Richard John Kolk Francis Joseph Kollarits Thomas Ronald Kosack ' John Stephen Kostyo Raymond joseph Koterba john Frank Kovach James Edwafd K1-ejsa lor ' gg? I K ,1 Lf ' Vi' . v:-v ::I': A, ' . ,,.-, K I zz V .L V iy rrk 52 K H ':::'- john Victor Kost Robert Anthony Kropfli we Nr A W 5, -r -Sf Robert Anthony Kwiatkowski Anthony Lauro Robert Lembo Noel joseph Liederbach s ., - i - f 1 iff , :kv Alb. '- -f,:-:::35fg3,, .K 5, f ,L Norbert Paul Kuchar Raymond Kudukis Stephen Paul Kundzala George Andrew Kuretz Richard Liptak John Thomas Macek Nicholas John Mader joseph Charles Manak Wilt thou accompany me? August Theodore Mancuso james Vincent Mancuso john George Marjenin Raymond Joseph Martin Anthony Rosario Maniglia Rocco Daniel Marcoguiseppe 0 F 1 9 5 7 Nunzio Anthony Martino William Rocco Martoccia John Jerome Marusek Frank Fred Mausser Eugene Anthony McKa1e James Robert Medve L V ii LL- J A V .. 1 5 , nrnr 4,. Michael Mark Mayher Robert Howard Meier Ronald Joseph Mraz Patrick Eugene McDonald X Louis Nicholas Mele -A ,ff nn, nm 5 David John Mroczynski John Squirtz delivers a chalk talk. Justin John Murphy 'W N tm 1 + at 5 ',L. 5' f ' 'Q ffiivix' , , Lawrence Michael Naymik john Thomas Nowak joseph Stanley Muzic james Joseph Nemeth Nicholas Nero Raymond John Nicolli Patrick Joseph O'Connor Robert Andrew Onuska Nicholas Paul Orack Joseph Richard Owczarek Thomas john Pacl Raymond Frank Pallone james Stephen Papp Lawrence joseph Pasela Ronald Joseph Pelger William Marvin Perkins Joseph Anthony Perko David Neal Petrasek Robert Louis Petrus I Richard Frank Pietrzak Kenneth Theodore Pitzer LASS Q Albert Donald Pivonka Richard Joseph Pizem 5 Miss Coyle puts Halasz in wonderland. David Franklin Ponyik Salvatore Portaro Kenneth Eugene Pruzinsky Andrew August Pusateri Gerald Louis Prochaska james Eugene Pruchnicki CD F 1 9 5 7 Paul Joseph Pusateri Henry Aloysius Putre 41 if Arthur Edward Reginelli 'R i X R Nicholas Bruno Romito john Patrick Ring , 2 a Ronald Martin Rozewski Frank Stanley Roberts Richard Myron Robey Ronald Richard Rucinski Vladimir Salamon I W , , 'i . .:,, ' g ' Frank David Sandor Vincent Anthony Santangelc Handle with care. Robert Stephen Sedlak joseph Sfiligoj George William Shantery John Andrew Shovary Richard Chester Siepka Thomas Andrew Smola Ronald Francis Solinski Lawrence William Stanek +8 Stephen Joseph Simcak Dennis Andrew Stoffko james Michael Timko Michael joseph Timko Gerald Joseph Stroski Jerome Andrew Stross Bernard Gregory Suran David Paul Sylvia Edward Robert Szeman Ronald Joseph Szweda Michael Robert Torchia john Toregrase Terrence Nicholas Troyan Robert john Turoczy CL SS Ronald George Twaro Robert john Tyukodi You can bet it's no later than 1:46. William Charles Uhler George Charles Velbeck jason john Werner Kenneth William White Emil james Vincik Terrence joseph Wendt O F 1 5 7 john Raymond Wiancek Raymond Matthew Wiencek A M l ffl Q 1 or r Eric Arnold Williams john Francis Winter Allan james Wrana David Allan Yates ..m..Ihnm.,, ,.n . ' .M :saw james Yelenosky Theodore Frank Zielinski Frank Andrew Zippay James John Zmecek I Dennis David Duirk Seniors participating in a classmate's funeral. The Mrs. Wilkes, Rich, and Kardian prepar- OOPS! ing a hearty meal. .X 4 .. ,V A The bfead line- Number one, 35 times w 1 n 'NM s f I n1n1nxuu4g4:'nz-1-luui1e:r1na1a1n:v-5 an.ruur.4n1r5rn gijjjf-'j,f.f p'.'5f. S352 Iwi 'jfff -- Q.. A-11-.', 5.1 vii, 14.3. v. 5:13, ,-g . ..,g.c,-- . , l .- nn.,-J. , . eff 'rf' ' , 7' ' - e.,', ff .'--F5 ,' ,,- Lg,- A2 1- ll H+ f-I -'.1 -C L 1- A, . , , xi ,f ' ,..',-,,'.', .- -,. , ,, .A-. ,gnu I K. 'rQf53 fkf..1Q f . In . LN 4 ,f , 4gg,,Qf7gLf?'W' f.. -A f ' ' ,Maru g ,A-,V-,5uefa,.,'v :1 rv 1, 421' QQ.. ffnfiiw ' :wif fx . esgfwigzgzgf M .L., , 6 WK M, Mmwwbu 1 fp.. Y wfwf:ffww:wv,ww4emQwmmzQw ,,,f E TUDE S TE Rev. Robert Wilkes, O.S.B., Moder- 3lZ0f. Front row, fl. to rj: B. Suran, P. Hrisko, R. Hrack, R. Gura, B. Wolf, J. D'Angelo, R. Nowak, J. Gedra. Second row: R. Iacco, M. Torchia, W. Gale, J. Shovary, E. Szeman, A. Grigaliunas, R. Grabowski, C. Grzep. Third row: J. Kline, A. Wrana, E. Spisak, J. Manek, J. Krejsa, T, Pacl, R. Nowak, F. Kolo. Fourth row: J. Bodnar, J. Russell, K. Hrdlica, T. Leiden, L. Naymik, R. Gawryszewski, J. Barko, R. Kolenic. Filth row: J. Kohl, M. Debreceni, M. Carroll, E. McKale, J. Carpenter, J. Marjenin. The Student Senate, inaugurated in 1953, is a legislative body designed to represent Ber1edictine's classes, societies, clubs and organ- izations. Supervised by Fr. Robert, Assistant Principal, they- meet every second and fourth Monday of the month. The bulk of their efforts goes towards promoting extra-curricular activities and smoothing relation- ships between the students and the administration. The members of this organization are recognized as outstanding pupils in the school. OFFICERS - First row, fl. to rj: R. Hrack, J Kline. Second row: G. Kur- etz, P. Hrisko, T. Pacl x .H.,g F25 3 +5 Father Jerome is pictured here with the Senior Class President, Bernie Suran. Father Jerome is always willing to give his advice and spiritual counseling to those who wish his aid. Those who seek spiritual help will always find the door to the chaplain's office open and behind it a capable inspiration to the student body. During the fall and spring of the scholastic year, Benediction is often celebrated at the Marian Grotto, with the entire student body in attendance. This fall, tragedy stunned the entire student body. On October 12 Dennis Duirk died in an automobile accident while returning from a football game, Seniors who knew Dennis for his humor, personality, and friendliness es- pecially mourned the loss of their classmate. Requiescat in pace. vuuqmwg I ,W 5 M if , ,A 4, W gf 4 n J, Q2 Q Rev. Jerome Koval, O.S.B. gulf' gi Q? Q2 ,L + ,L ,,L, . 'Q 1 fgezwai a .. W ...Rf W2 - J Q m 3' Seated, U. to rj. K. Kerata, R. Grabowskx, J. Lewns, K. Koral, G, Gayda, R. Romxto Standmg. D. Levstek, L. Gaylor, P. Mocadlo, T. Nemec, R, Shxrley, R, Nowak, M. D1Santo J. Barsa, R. Madeja, A. Benyo, L. Sayner, E. Pawlowskx I R I Il 1 A A - ' A A 54 THE BENNET Re orting and interpreting P school events and outside events of interest or importance to the student body is the responsi- bility of the Bennet. Under its able editors and with the super- Father Donald this vision of goal has been attained. The Bennet is a member of the Catholic School Press As- ' n ociation Cleveland Diocesa S , Scholastic Press Association, Columbia Scholastic Press As- ciation National Scholastic so , Press Association, Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Associa- and Quill and Scroll Society. tion, STAFF Nowak, Editor- tanding, Cl. to r.J: D. Skrabec, Managing Edi- torg J. Lewis, Page Two Editor, Seated: R. in-Chief. S Seated: R. Mack, Page Three Editor. Standing: D. Davis, Page Four Editor Rev. Donald Baydik, O.S.B Advisor. Editor-ln-chief, Bob Cvura Editor-in-chief, John Shovary l I J e Kline social editor Mike Debrecini associate editor. Standing Cl. to rj Seated, Q , to r. : 0 , 5 , Jim Kohl, associate editorg Jim Barko, associate editorg Mike Carroll, associate editor. : ms Wg 21? sg: , Winn. l f, LW.: ui . . 3 .filling fm 'lf LIBRARY Seated, fl. to rj: J. Radornski, G. Prochaska, J. Dos- kocil, S. Huszai, J. Kovach, R. Plavac. Standing: F. Mulac, C. LoPresti, J. Russell, J. Manak, T. Yanosko. Students assigned to do reference work find the library both a necessity and a convenience. Pictured here are students taking advantage of the library's facilities before classes. Rev. Luke Yaeger, O.S.B., Librarian. To afford students quick access to books, magazines, and newspapers, a library staff should be efficient and cooperative. These boys, selected by Fr, Luke, Librarian, possess these qualities in sufficient degree to preserve quiet and smoothness of operation in the library so that students can read and do research Work without any disturbances. A varied selection of books, as well as maga- zines, is obtainable at the libraryg they range from fiction to technical texts and historical biographies. DEBATE Seated, fl. to r.J: J. Cain, Coach, R. Grabowski, A. Wrana, T. Leiden. Standing, U. to LJ: J. Skok, W. Zielinski, J. Szubski, J. Radomski, J. Smith, J. Spernoga, G. Kaminski R. Beegan. With Mr. Joseph Cain as coach, the debating team, a member of the National Forensic League, has been extremely active in the past year. Along with their regularly scheduled de- bates, they have also been represented in the Cleveland Police Panel Teen Talk radio show and have traveled to out-of-town tourneys. Allan Wrana, Captain. ATIQ AL NATIONAL HONQR SBCIETY X 7 x i I First Row, Cl. to rj: R. Liptak, R, Turoczy, J, Barko, R, Szweda, L. Naymik, P. Hrisko, L. Aliberti, B. Suran, R. Kolenic, E. McKale,, J. Kline, J. Kohl, Second Row: L. Pasela, R. Mraz, T. Jennings, R, Dittrich, S, Homon- nay, A. Bartholomew, R. Pietrzak, J. Manak, D. Mro- czynski, F. Roberts, R. Kropfli, M. Debreceni, D. Ponyik, J. Marjenin, Third Row: J. Shovary, R, Petrus, A. Wrana, J, Cvaldun, L, Gruss, J. Cvyekenyesi, H. Putre, J. Papp, R. Kolk, R. Lembo, R, Gadus, R. Gura. Fourth OR OCIETY Benedictine is well-known throughout the city of Cleveland for producing championship teams in athletic endeavor. But the National Honor Society proves that many of its students are leaders in sc.holastic standing also. This select group is open only to seniors or juniors who maintain an eighty-five percent or better average in their studies. Here it can be seen that Benedictine's chapter of the society comprises about fifty members. Rows J. Krejsa, T, Nagy, T, Zmarzly, A, Schilero, J. Bednar, D. Rygiel, D. Zawistowski, F. Mausser, L. Galicki, M. Carroll. Fifth Row: J, Tavano, R, Beres, F. Riha, C. Miserendino, R. Nowak, R. Gawryszewski, M. Poplar, J, Nawarskas, D, Lennon, S, Pirosko. Sixth Row: W. Zubelik, M. Matuszewski, R. Tilicki, S. Baloga, P. Gura, V. Germano, J, Lewis, W. Eggett, J. Gedra, P. Kellermann. lon their high averages vmeasl1xw. mwmwsxmwm.4xm :ewesmwm i-wawszamm wm, Rev. Benedict Dobrancxn, O.S.B., PYIIICIDBI, commends Seniors R, Gura and J . Gyekenyesi DPFECWVUZ HZ L-vm QZMQPPUU CLUB CHJESS First table, facing camera, Cl. to rj: V. Salamon, A. Wrana, R. Grabowski, J. Zilka. Back to camera: P. Pickering, K. Kerata, T. Leiden, J. Yorko. Second table, facing camera Cl. to rj: D. Swenton, H. Starzynski, P. Barclay, D. LaRiccia. Back to camera: G, Dzurilla, A. Gyekenyesi, J. Chenoweth, J. Gyeken- yesi. PHOTO Standing, Cl. to rj: G. Gay- da, R. Klein, 1. Radomski Father Maurus, W. Horri- gan, R. Meier, M. Hauler Kneeling: J. Ozimek, J Pavlik, J. Reca, E. Spisak E. Janosek, R. Dittrich. MAYAS Front Row Cl. to rj: J. Gedra, M Vanco, J. Virostek, T. Leiden, E Spisak, T. Lyons. Second Row: A Yakich, A. Szymanski, T. Lisy, E Janosek, J. Nawarskas. WEST SIDE BE GAL Front Row Cl. to rj: J. Owczarek, J. Bailey, G. Hancin, S. Brooks, T Smola, R. Onuska, D. Beran, L. Ber- tok. Second Row: R. Rozewski, J Zelenka, F. Basci, J. Medve, W Zubelik. J. Kline, G. Petro, J. Juhas Third Row: R. Grobelny, W. Petro R. Stasenko, L. Desmarteau, R. Hro- bak, J. Marjenin. BOO TER GLADIATOR Bottom Row fl. to rj: G. Dzurik, C. Duchock, J. Erickson, R. Chenoweth. Second Row: E. Pawlowski, R. Twardy, A. Ozimek, R. Liptak. Third Row: G. Lucas, D. Papesh, T. Kniola. Cooperating with one another, the members'of the Incas, Dominoes, and Aztecs Booster Clubs worked during after-school hours painting posters and planning ideas for their respective skits. Composed mainly of seniors, these clubs led the school in spirit and enthus- iasm by conducting rallies and having more active members than any other booster clubs. These clubs were the morale of the team and the behind-the-scenes' champs. To end the football season they combined their skills to produce the torchlight parade and the rally for the Championship Game. Through them both the team and the student body were inspired with the spirit that is characteristic of Benedictine. The big Championship Game Rally sponsored jointly by the I.D.A. Seated fl. to rj: Jim Krejsa, Inca President: Bob Gura, Domino Presi- dentg Bill Gale, Aztec President. INCAS 1 Front Row fl. to rj: D. Ponyik, R. Szweda, E. McKale, J. Krejsa, D. Barnoski, B. Suran, J. Kline, J. Kohl. Second Row: R. Kolenic, J. Marjen- in, J. Zelenka, W. Zubelik, R. Krop- Hi. Third Row: D. Kasarcik, V. Sala- mon, S, Pirosko, R. Budziony, R. Hrobak. II 1 A'--J S I THE BENCA AZTECS Front Row fl. to rj: D. Stoffko, R. Tyukodi, D. Blasko, D. Chorba, W. Gale, J. Fabian, R. Liptak, E. Szeman. Second Row: J. Medve J. Jaskulski, R. Turoczy, T. Hertrick, R. Cordiak, L. Aliberti, M. Torchia, R. Wiencek. Third Row: R. Martin, W. Martoccia, F. Sandor, L. Gruss, J. Galdun, N. Liederbach R. Petrus, J. Shovary. Fourth Row: K. Pitzer, R. Gladish, J. Nemeth, J. Hancko, J. Man- cuso, R. Dittrich, F. Kollarits. Fifth Row: P. O'Connor, J. Jakubowski, L. Naymik, R. Lembo, R. Kolk, R. Iacco. Sixth Row: J. Per- ko, J. Toregrass, J. Ellis, F. Zippay, A. Pusateri. XIX 'li v y DOMINOES Front Row fl. to rj: R. Koterba, R. Robey, R. Cran- dall, J. Kalina, R. Gura, N. Romito, J. Hays, M Debreceni, D. Franko. Second Row: H. Putre, J. Pillar D. Beran, R. Ficzner, M. Prystas, E. Janosek, J. Gedra. Third Row: J. Glance, L. Gruszczynski, J. Hancko P. Gura, J. Lewis, R. Cordiak, L. Aliberti, J. Cordell Fourth Row: B. Suran, R. Gladish, J. Nemeth, A. Jaro- scak, J. Mancuso. ,ce f -. of ,.Y' i f ' Egg 2 Under the supervision and direction of Mr, Leonard Pchola, dramatics coach, the Abbey Players, organized in 1952, presented The Perfect Idiot, a three act comedy. The play was enacted at 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sun- yx'SAF5'lhw,K Mr. Leonard Pchola, Director Ralph Grabowski , .N day, January 12 and 13, in the school audi- torium. Playing the lead roles in The Perfect Idiot were sophomore Ralph Grabowski and Nancy Hlavacs, Holy Trinity High School junior. Scenery was created by Mr. Cintron's art students. Man, dig those crazy nylons! STAGE CREW fl. to LD: E. Toth, R. Koberna, J. Spisak, D. Blasko. 'R -w ldwurd Sm-man, Nancy Hlqvacs Allan xVI'1lIl'i, Edwwrd Spisnk Dennis IlI'E1IllCU, Pwtricia Toth Constance Cido, Gary Lucas Crcclining, Ralph Gmlmwski. TI1f- Perfenr Idiot Cl, to Ll: Terry l.niLlcr1, Dorothy P:YlX'IlIl1lCf P . Q , 4 A 'P F563 DAD' CLUB Q The Dad's Club was organized to create a closer union between the home and the school. They promote various activities both spiritual and social which bring faculty and parents together with one purpose in mind - to help the boys of today become the great men of tomorrow. T.heir motto time well spent shows its results in school facilities and in the character building noticed in the boys. Their greatest fund-raising event is the annual Spring Festival. Other activities include their Retreat, Day of Recollection, Memorial Mass for de- ceased members, the annual Card Party, Roast Beef Dinner, Box Social, Picnic and others. Meetings are held every second Wednesday of the month and all dads, past and present, are invited. R Fathers of the players at the annual Dads' Club game. OFFICERS: fl. to rj: Mr. Alex Toth, secretary: Mr. joseph Glavan, treasurer: Mr. John Petrus, president: Father Abbot: Mr. Thomas Lisy, first vice president: Mr. Edward Martin, second vice presidentg Father Cyril, moderator. They also serve who only stand and wait First door to the left! Ofiicers, Board of Directors, and Advisory Board. Rev. Thomas Podobnik, O.S.B., Moderator. OFFICERS-Seated Cl. to rj: Mr. john Thur, Mr. Al Stefanik, Mr. George Sibel. Standing Mr. Charles St. john, Mr. Andrew Verespej. A loyal and devoted alumni contribute immensely to the endurance of a school and its work. By their enthusiasm and application to whatever project they undertook, the alumni at Benedictine proved they fall into that class. Knowing the value of a good Catholic education, they have been providing scholarships to promising freshmen. In addition to this charitable venture, they have sent many a boy to Benedictine in virtue of a good word from their alma mater. Furthermore, to promote the physical well-being of the students, the Alumni help to sponsor the Annual Football Banquet. Dances and the Homecoming Football game form the balance of their program. Two Communion breakfasts are held each year with Camera shy? the Alumni attending Mass in a body, The annual picnic, which always draws a large crowd, crowns the year's activities, Bull session. Tom Rini receives MVP award at Championship game. Annual alumni picnic CHOLA TICS Bottom Row Cl. to r.J: J. Reca, C. Duchock, W. Wagner, Rev. Anthony Marko, O.S.B., J. Kedzuf, J. Pavlik, J. Minor. Top Row: J. Pasterik, J. Wiancek, J. Zak, S. Baloga, R. Wiancek, J. Kost, J. Wiancek. Boys are not born priests. Vocations must be developed. The formation of future priests begins in early youth. For that purpose, a minor seminary is maintained at Benedictine - primarily for future Benedictines but open to any boy who feels called to serve God. Family life is stressed in the minor seminary. The young men must live together, and by close contact with one another, the spirit of sacrifice is gradu- ally developed in imitation of Christ. Study and prayer but all for God characterize this group. .-F 1 Frank Kuczkowski, Drum Major ISL..-.- Rev. Damien Baloga, O.S.B., Moderator Mr. jack Hearns, Director Edward Szeman, Drum Major Robert Lembo, Vice Presi- dent he WX fo'-N -sv .M -f we A .W .W x , f I if W 5 X 1 F1 15, E 3' 5 'K ' a , ,QPK ,492 ,fn Y we A 6 2 I Y .1 ,Q Lax? 5? ,, .him-,Y 46X UN? IRM K 'if s 49? Q X 5 M1 5 52. H lr if , VX eeee e e is ,. , , ,:E i . ,V 'Y joseph Kline, Secretary William Gale, Treasurer William Perkins, Sergeant- at-Arms l , .ill 1-3 A f. jf' iff, '- 4 -1457 . f 5,,4 , 'VQLQ' I! A X ,fy .' 74' , fig' 1' n ,Q-Q: ,:f:lf5'Z'1 ','f4 ' .f , ',6 22iz54f ff 4 Through the untiring efforts of Mr. Jack T. Hearns, director, and Father Damian Baloga, O.S.B., moderator, the 55 piece Benedictine band has developed into one of the finest marching bands in the state of Ohio. The members earned deservedly this ranking because of the many tedious hours they practiced every week. Having learned the proper marching tech- niques, the band performed their intricate formations between half-times at the home and away football contests and at the Plain Dealer Championship game. The band members also participated in the Annual Catholic High School Band Festival at John Carroll University on March 31. Before the end of the scholastic year the Bengal musicians proved themselves to be a fine concert ban-d by presenting their Annual Spring Concert on May 10. Edward Szeman THE CONCERT BAND hd M..- lp, W ,,, MANAGERS-Standing fl. to rj: D. Blasko, D. Dol- HORNS-fl. to rj: J. Partyka, W. Perkins, J. Cheno- ney, J. Laczko, T. Janecek. Kneeling: R. Repas. weth, C. Ainger, R. Klein. CLARINETS-Front Row fl. to LJ: J. Smolinski, R Gorgon, R. Chenoweth, R. Bodziony. Second Row: R SAXOPHONES-fl. to rj R. Kolk, T. Himler, R. Robey, R. Damsel, L. Galicki. Third Row: F. Sandor Lembo, F. Swanovec, J. Wisniewski. R. Przybylski, J. 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' A L,-' gzyr k f 'Nm .,...,: ., F I K ,.,, ,, t :F ,Q A i .1'1 Highlighting the yuletide season were the Gedra crowns queen of junior Ball. annual senior and junior Christmas Balls held at the Tu-dor Arms Hotel and the Benedictine gymnasium, respectively. Besides these, there were throughout the year various dances sponsored by the Alumni, the Band, the Bennet, the Aztec booster club, and the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The most important social events of the year are the proms of the upperclassmen scheduled for the last week in May. The site of the prom for the fourth-year men is the Statler Hotel. junior class officers and dates Highlight of junior Ball, Grand March. Chairman Joe Kline and Miss Marilyn Cline crowned king and queen of the Ball. ...J Co-chairman Jim Kohl and Miss Nancy Sain also reign for the evening. I Dancing at the Senior Christmas Ball. Senior Class officers and dates R 46 5 at 65 . 3 W ' , X' .H u,- gn-'. J 4-:. Q. . 1, .55 0'.'.,,f.l I'K 1 5' .As-ff-sf :TES- '2 1 ' fn- . .'i.- f LO- - .. , , .JG-R ,, .gf ,JI f.'4 - .' - Y- '. 1'- ,, .X 2.1 ' 9,-'. ., ,t., -1, 'CL -.n, Q1 1.- 'g ' GC,-. . 4 I .I- Y -'ff ' n -K-1 iv wmv-W. , . f . fi. . K W ,FK . 4 ,. y ' . Nag M . ,.Vk f li ffm X .fs2 'f , Ml.. fy! f5ig if , . - f Z LQ. MSF , K if ,ir mm' 291, x x Sw X ff Q X ,F Q F, ' zv4'l' 'f ' il . IV, K z fiiv. I ,-:., lv.: Y- D '42, 4 22.5 'It 5 . .. 1 i S ' i, Q J. Gedra, President, J, Bednar, Vice president. T. Zmarzly, Treasurer, Cv. Sefcik, Sergeant-at Arms Once again you enter the portals of Benedictine, this time bearing the title Juniors As you enrolled for the third year, the change in status from Sophomores to juniors was thrilling and brought an added sense of dignity and maturity. Under the direction of their moderator, Father Wil- liam, they entered enthusiastically into their initial activity, a spirited campaign to elect class officers. The most colorful event sponsored by the juniors was the Christmas Bally they also held several socials with the neighboring academies. They actively participated and were well represented in Varsity and intramural sports. Because of their never failing aggressiveness for a highly eventful senior year, their junior year came to a successful end. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE - Front Row fl. to rj: K. Sprafka, ,I Bednar, J. Gedra, T. Zmarzly. G. Sefcik. Standing: D, Barney NI. Shuster, M. Prystas, P. Feldtz, W. Eggett, G. Hansley. K. Sprafka, Secretary. Rev. William Matyas, O.S.B Moderator. CLASS 3A Front Row Cl. to rj: G. Peterchuck, V. Germano, B. Bradach, G. Petro, R. Plavac. Second Row: A. Kallack, W. Brown, S. Pirosko, T. 'Leiden. Third Row: D. Rygiel, J. Nawarskas, T. Kuchta, R. Perhach, D. Lennon. 1 F, Y 4 'AAre you sure it's her size? CLASS 3A Front Row fl. to rj: D. Zawistowski A. Tomsic, E. Trzcinski. Second Row R. Unger, E. Dunajski, R. Toke, J Shuster. Third Row: E. Spisak, J Zupka, V. Svatos, J. Stefanov, R Sulhan. CLASS 3B Front Row fl, to rj: J. Tavano, R. Zakrajsek, W. Baechle, M. Toomey. Second Row: M. Ponechal, T. Nagy, W. Zubelik, J. Zelenka. Third Row: J. Grabowsky, R. Anderle, S. Ricco, L. Staab. Want a Chaser? CLASS 3B Front Row Cl. to rj: K. Stimetz, R Hoegler, C. Strasky, G. Sefcik. Sev- and Row: J. Frank, W, Eggett, T Halloran, J, Bednar. Third Row: W Luchka, S. Baloga, K. Sprafka, J Wiancek. Fourth Row: P. Gura, G DeLong, R. Krosky, CLASS 3C Front Row fl. to rj: R. Buehner, L. Galicki, C. Janki, J. Carpenter, R. Belock, G. Biesia- decki. Second Row: P. Danszczak, G. Hoegler, T. Hackett, R. Gawryszewski, R. Feldtz. Third Row: J. Ziak, T. Duda, M. Borovich, T. Her- mensky. Fourth Row: R. Juhasz, R. Pepoy, G. Savickas. Working on the chain gang. CLASS 3C Front Row fl. to rj: J. Radomski, R. Murach, L. Mahnke, J. Szekely. Second Row: R. Blase, T. Zambory, R. Nowak, F. Sloat, J. Cinadr. Third Row: T. Zaliasz, L. Rezac, C. Matus' zewski, E. Kozlowski, P. Misencik. Fourth Row: J. Posta, L. Gornick, R. Krajczynski, J. Lewis, G. Matsko. A S X Q Where's your Carnation Father? -1 ll , I 1 4571 5 :ff A A CLASS 3D Front Row Cl. to rj: E. Krejsa, J. Fousek, B. Blha, A. Farro, E. Houts. Second Row: R. Beres, A. Berkes, T. Lyons, C. Miserendino, P. Keller- mann. Third Row: R. Baumbick, T Lisy, D. Phillips, T. Leiden, K. Clif- fel. Fourth Row: N. Bossard, L. Hatzo. M. McDonald. CLASS 3D Front Row Cl. to rj: F. Pender, F. Riha, M. Prystas, J. Fousek. Second Row: A. Szymanski, R. Tilicki, A, Yakich, R. Wilk. Third Row: D. Smith, E. Chesnik, S. Szczepanek, M. Vanco. Fourth Row: R. Skalsky, J. Sedgwick, J. Terwilliger. CLASS 3E Front Row Cl. to rj: M. Poplar, K. Patrick, F. Dom- browski, D. Lemmeyer, A. Schilero, Second Row: T. Zmarzly, J. Kizlik, E. Foy, W. Preslock, T. Ciehanski. Third Row: C. Dlugos, J. Kohout, E. Jamosek, P. Osenar, G. Prochaska, J. Kubinski. Fourth Row: J. Wingerter, F. Tabor, D. Yelenoski, A, Raycher. Fifth Row: S. Plocica, G. Grucza, R. Skufca, J. Hariper, T. Rakovec. CLASS 3E Front Row Cl. to rj: P. Michel, A. Marano, R. Kuchta D. Gaydos. Second Row: J. Bender, E. Marek, D Barney, J. Malinak. Third Row: D. Dluzysnki, R, Ficz- ner, T. Andrews, R. Kocjan. Fourth Row: J. Gedra J. Dlouhy, L. Kalina, L. Dolin. CLASS 3F Front Row fl. to rj: J. Zak L Scherer R Przybylski, T. Winter, S. Cala Second Row R. Sivanick, R. Papay, J. Oster J Vanyo Third Row: A. Raycher, G. Krajzel L Scherer J. See, W. Kucera. Fourth Row S Spera F. Tabor, J. Pillar, S. Sczurek Fifth Row L. Benning, J. Demirjian, G Polomsky Anyone for a mambo? CLASS 3F Front Row fl. to rj: R. Greczanik, L. Moavero, T. Knapik, R. Coyle, E. Kalman, D. Kikta, S. Cala. Second ROW: E. Bugajski, P. Ibranyi, G. Hansley, J. Terrano, B. Berkes, T. Maschek, Third Row: R. Hillen- brandt, D. Franko, F. Kozlevchar, J. Malinak, D. Barney. Fourth Row: F. Chaloupka, E. Herbst, R. Kish, K. Patrick, A. Jaroscak. Fifth Row: V. Koster, P. Rozanski, E. Flanagan, J. Kosan. After a year of trial and error the Sophomores came back in the fall thoroughly indoctrinated into the school program. They were now an integral part of Benedictine. They attended dances and were frequently repre- sented in extra-curricular activities. They placed mem- bers on both the Junior Varsity and Varsity squads. They were now acquainted with the faculty members: the brothers, the priests, and the lay-teachers. No longer were any phases of their school alien to them: consequently, under the counseling of their moderator, Father Donald, their second year passed in a familiar environment with their ideas an-d ultimate aims parallel with those of the school, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Sitting Cl to rj D. Baumbick, J. D'Angelo. Standing: R. Bruncak T Evans, W. Jasinski. CLASS 2A Front Row fl. to rj: R. Grobelney, J, Kluchoy W. Cvauntner C. Duchock, R. Chenoweth. Second Raw: R. Flack, C. Kalten- bach, D. Davis, J. Chorba, R. Damsel. Third Row: K. Koral, T. Kniola, T. Derkacs, R. Grabowski, M. DiSanto, T. Evans. Fourth Row: G. Dzurik, N. Kolecki, J. Barsa, K. Kerata, J Kreckson. . - Y Rev. Donald Baydik, O.S.B Moderator M.. ,,,... .,W.,..,,. ., . . . ,,,. ,. .-arp-0-M-w'-'Y' A10 5 t CLASS 2A Front Row fl. to r.J: D. Papesh, L. Sayner, E. Pawlow- ski, J. Lewis. Second Row: J. Potpan, D. Skrabec, R. Romito, K. Zitz, T. Poplar. Third Row: F. Ridel, J. Skok, K. Perko, J. Spisak, A. Ozimek. Fourth Row: R. Twardy, R. Mack, N. Romanski, J. Skadra. CLASS 2B Front Row Cl. to LJ: D. Mozeleski, A. Rubino, N. Tylicki, D. Papesh, S. Perko. Second Row: D. Rem- bowski, H. Starzynski, J. Swingos, W. Neff. Third Row: W. Martin, J. Zvolensky, J. Pozar, R. Moravick. Fourth Row: J. Wisniewski, E. Toth, J. Recla. Gxve me back my 13 R C bottle caps CLASS 2B Front Row Cl. to rj: N. Gadus, J. Flowers, E. Gay R. Koeth, J. Balazs, R. Toth. Second Row: K Gosiorow- Third Row: A. Gyekenyesi, J. Laba, S. Biros, F. Kuczl ski, V. Granito, G. Jakabcin, T. Fleming, G. Kaminski kowski. Fourth Row: R. Ciesicki, L. Domjan, C. Kosla O. Buzzelli, R. Klein. ku-at CLASS 2C Front Row Cl. to rj: R. Gillota, T. Janecek, J. Koshar, J. Gothard, J. Domo. Second Row: E. Koysto, W. Lipold, . Bernosky, F. Coufalik. Third Row: L. Galicki, A. Liederbach, D. Baumbick, M. Gabrelski, L. Olsav- sky. Fourth Row: R. Briscar, L. Domanovics, F. Juodvalkis, F. Botek. CLASS 2C Front Row Cl. to rj: W. Petro, J. Sweeney, J. Pope, R. Mozeleski, J. Laczko. Second Row: R. Sopko, T. Varacky, J. Marusek, G. Potchatek, J. Partyka. Third Row: S. Krisinski, J. Smith, J. Spuckler, R. Sunday. Fourth Row: R. Stasenko, C. Scar- pucci, W. Jasinski, H. Jablonowski. CLASS QD Front Row QI. to rj: T. Keever, R Maley, J. Medwetz, R. Bielinski, V Avarello. Second Row: P. Hronek J. D'Angelo, R. Koloasi, L. Gunn T. Hlavac, C. Aiger. Third Row: A Lini, D. Bodjiak, E. Havasy, D Evans, R. Koberna, R. Forgach Fourth Row: G. Lucas, C. Craine, F Dzuroff, K. Krupa, J. Bugara. ... if Front Row J. Kestner, Kozelka, K. Dobeck, F. ,m,,,.,...., W. . CLASS 2E fl. to rj: T. Budzowski, R. Catanza, T. Craudio, W. Gurnick, J. Koscak. Second Row: R. Davis, E Haggerty, R. DeFiore, T. Feher. Third Row: C LoSchiavo, L. Hradisky, J. Lorence, J. Baschko Fourth Row: C. Kasarcik, NI. Hornack, R. Bruncak, J. Andrasak CLASS 2D Front Row Cl. to rj: W. Sunday, J. Thatcher, R. Van- tusko, D, Kirkwood, J. Kohler. Second Row: J. Szubzki, P. Parnin, W. Naglic, R. Prospal. Third Row: G. Skully R. Ruscin, J. Skoll, L, Veres, J. Vieland. Fourth Row' F. Nawarskas, R. Solatka, L. Horvath, S. Peters. CLASS 2E Front Row Cl. to rj: F Svonovec, D. Vanyo, D Marich, J. Witkowski, D Nowak. Second Row: R davicius, R. Singer, R ion, J. Rosicker, R. Gauss R. Safranek, R. Salamon Fourth Row: R. Zidones, S Oddo, T. Pesek, T. Wolf F. Marek. Stockey, C. Wolski, C. Zy- Stack. Third Row: R. Tal- ...........i....,......f-fr Mm, X ww . What 3 bunch of Cut ups' Samples from Home Ec. CLASS 2F Front Row Cl. to rj: E. Volk, J. Piazza, R. Slivka, R. Repas, G. Per- kins. Second Row: R. Sabol, R. Hartmann, R. Turocy, G. O'Flana- gan. Third Row: R. Carnivale, D. Kosak, L. Clernt, D. Smith, E. Pasek. Fourth Row: G. Gajda, R. Warner, A. Slovenkay, R. Seman, J. Polgar. CLASS 2F Front Row fl. to rj: J. Smith, D. Donay, G. Archdeacon, R. Liptak, W. Becka. Second Row: E. Nowak, J. Kubasek, V. Celebrezze, P. Kas- chalk. Third Row: S. Suchy, G Bandsuh, A. Conforte, K. Campanelli J. Feher. Fourth Row: R. Glavan, E. Stefanek, J. Stasick, R. Taucher, R. Svoboda. 1 For those who lead there must be those who followg the Freshman Class falls into this category. What they lacked in experience they made up in spirit and enthus- iasm. This truly describes the Freshman Class of '57. Their first days in .high school were the usual ones of great confusion, trying to adjust themselves to the rules and regulations, and finding the right room at the right period. But this initial era was of brief duration. Following the advice of their capable moderator, Father Raphael, they soon buckled down to their studies, lent an able and willing hand to such activities as they could, and showed a keen interest in the many campaigns held throughout the year. Freshman 1-B was the first class to reach 100'Z, in the Patron Drive. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES-Around W the table fl. to rj: A. Antonelli, R. Nowak, i C. Grzep, J. Russell, T. Turdik, A. Cvrigaliunas, ' I 'Y D. Lehman, B. Wolf. CLASS 1A Front Row fl. to rj: S. Miko, T. Warren, E. Wolchko, F. Urbancic, D. Levstek, J. Rauckhorst, M. Parnin, J. Chenoweth, L. Gaylor, W. Davis, J. Radomski. Second Row: J. Bujak. R. Wiancek, P. Mocadlo, J. Lawson, T. Payne, J. Reca, J. Minor, P. Bar- clay, A. Benyo, J. Kolenich. Third Row: D. Ballek, J. Sodja, J. Toth, J. Serkownik, L. Orihill, T. Nemec, R. Shirley, C. Grzep, A. Grigaliunis. Fourth Row: D. Cicon, E. Hudak, E. Holicky, T. Grabowski, M. Mondzel- ewski, R. Tracy, K. Hrdlica, F. Prusa, R. Bockhoff. Rev. Raphael Zbin, O.S.B., Moderator 1. . . A Q .., :7k K, Q. K. s .f L is ll .. Q '- A if gl CLASS IB Front Row fl. to rj: R. Kirkpatrick, L. Korody, L. Szalay, T. McCarthy, J. Podracky, R. Fedor, D. Behum, A, Lackner, J. Zmecek, R. Witkie- wicz. Second Row: R. Nowak, J. Pajk, R. Stecky, S. Drews, T. Arko, J. Spernoga, R. Ribaric, R. Kaczmar- ek, V. Lepka. Third Row: W. Wag- ner, G. Hlavacs, J. Freemal, S. Merker, J. Pavlik, W. Zielinski, W. Lusk, A. Grodek, M. Kralik. Fourth Row: R. Beegan, P. Pickering, B. Hoegler, J. Pogacnik, R. Gornick, J. Zilka, R. Matejka, R. Gorgon, A. Zala. CLASS 1C Front Row Cl. to rj: J. Naso, J. Kelley, J. Staron, J. Medve, J. Boh- novic, P. Tavano, C. Spear, T. Grec- zanik, G. Wancata. Second Row: J. Lorence, P. Peters, C. Spukler, L. Sitko, J. Skalsky, D. Skowronski, W. Young, J. Bednarz. Third Row: Z. Zak, S. Milicia, T. Canda, A. Stef- anek, D. Parzych, R. Tioha, R. Mal- inowski, J. Stipkala, R. Bekesz, G. Baksi. Fourth Row: R. Wodecki, G. Dzurilla, A. Jucaitis, D. Lemmeycr, K. Duirk, J. Antal, G. Kowalski, L. Koski. . . .....s,.-..f-- -v Drop over some time. 94 .., J V. 'fi I, Inj : ,. M 3 iz: 'Q iid Y? G 15 - Q93 f 'Ns -f 'i F N A 2 1 . mf gr ra. 'Mil --.. 3 on-...Q ni CLASS 1D Front Row fl. to rj: P. Pannetti, A. Laczko, M. Mar- incic, J. Surovy, A, Hudak, E. Smolinski, J. Walters T. Himler. Second Row: F. Drongowski, R. Dabrowski R. Krusoe, R. Grabowski, J. Sticht, R. Brzoska, J Sadowski, M. Cobb, J. Hairper. Third Row: F. Kozar L. Lowe, T. Dunne, B. Kowalski, J. Vetrick, R, Bod- ziony, G. Crandall, W. St. Andrassy. Fourth Row: J Chlebowski, F. Kolo, A. Kellerman, C. Miller, M. White, S, Zingale, G. Szabo, B. Bosilievic, F. Mraz, J. Fuduric CLASS 1E Front Row Cl. to rj: A. Gombach, T. Kral, D. Buyan- sky, R. Savoti, B. Wolf, J. White, R. Kucera, A. De- Massimo, J. Hocevar, P. Rusnak. Second Row: A Yolch, E. Krol, J. Zamiska, W. Kleppel, R. Venere, J. Arth, J. Halloran, T. Mulica, J. Roznik, A. Backow- ski. Third Row: F. Hauser, R. Marks, G. Alunni, R Gorski, B. Zelenskas, R. Zivcsak, R. Brosowski, J. Ozimek. Fourth Row: J. Malatin, J. Siath, R. Zbiegien R. Pacl, M. Seredick, J. Adamo, P. Mahovlich, R Bokar, G. Perz. 9,12 . li Anything for an A CLASS 1F Front Row Cl. to r.J: J. Semancik, M. Balough, R. Sott, A. Andtrson, D. Swenton, J. Yorko, T. Kosewic, F. Mulac, N. Smith, J. Kochik. Second Row: D. LaRiccia, S. Vrabel, S. Dobrovic, D. Plucinsky, K. Bogacki, M. Hauler, J. Sourini, D. Marcin, C. LoPresti. Third Row: C. Ains- worth, N. Precario, R. Manczewski, W. Horrigan, A. Antonelli, L. Choj- nowski, R. Ujlaki, C. Kocisko. Fourth Row: T. Kocab, A. Gibbons, E. Busta, E. Jablonski, R. Sigmund, R. Barbel, R. Tollis. You're sure Einstein started this way? CLASS 1G Front Row Cl. to r.J: R. Grady, T. Hearns, R. Koval, T. Weiskoph, G. Ross, J. Perko, J. Sciano, J. Hart- man, T. Skala. Second Row: D. Maxa, F. Risko, R. Matousek, J. Dobracki, J. Stys, R. Sliwinski, J. Stofko, H. Stoken, E. Takacs, L. Kravetz. Third Row: D. Kloss, D. Lapka, T. Knapik, E. Szletshy, T. Ar- curi, D. Baczkowski, R. Panehal, R. Strnad, J. Smelko, S. Sekely. Fourth Row: J. Zahorsky, J. Russell, M. Ter- rell, R. Duplaga, R. Forgach, D. Sulik, J. Pasterik, J. Marcinko. 5. 1 ,, s- K Q.. Y f tn 5 E x 1 I 3 5. mr f- IL K 'mm , xx... , awk., . N N ,Q . K ..-2. 2, fsfz. f,,?i+59i 1 . . wk U 35, 'E S' 3 ' ' ' iM.EfQ'5Q 'ff if V . x'i51i3'7: 'J ' 39' 3? K - .? . S A I 5, , Z s,....s..4.-fy I V J K, 'A . pg. M2Qgf': g'L' Qs ' ' Y T .aJ. . of . F .: V 1 V M J H A JS.JY J 4 -L--L '-L- ,L,' - L.L ' ' LV ' f ' L,, i G. '3s. CLASS IH Front Row fl. to rj: F. Bohac, D. Hricko, A. Pusateri, C. Nuzzo, J. Dobtck, W. Davis, J. Toth, S. Fedor, K. Tarczy, G. Michel. Second Row: R. Taylor, R. Bessick, J. Lombado, J. Strauss, T. Yanosko, J. Canzoni, E. Puczkowski, R. Carpenter, C. Barle, M. Stofey. Third Row: W. Dombrowski, J. Peters, S. Horvath, J. Pasterik, L. Kraemer, J. Janiak, R. Jambor, J. Perciak, Krsak. Fourth Row: J. Malise, L. Hopp, A. Fomaro, J. Buynak, R. Torda, J. Szy, S. Stasick, V. Belsito, T. Tvrdik, J. Klesch. Olympic tryouts? Carry out service? Look what sprouted since last week 1 K. ..'-' -- v' .- Mig- n A 'M x 1 .. A yg A A Vh 'Iii '- f I H L 2. - ' SS. 2 , ,E Ugg ZH.. vor. L ,-A . .. N. ,15,jQLx '-,Q . , . , .44 ,,X .Ls V , . K. - fy-, ?f5S5Q5:- 3:1957 1 .,,. .,,,-L. ugaggzinqg .fu 1, ' pf 'AX eff-V3 313' 1- lrggflffilqfigi -- ff.:'ffQab.-n- ,wwf-' .-142, Lf7fi2ffy'if?l 213' fir- :nf 11-- Zlfw P fT' 'flat'-I' V , ,. .'. if K 1 ,1 I V. gif. 414' 'f'1'f1j:?.':- 4'- v -f' 1 , ,'L . , 1. H 'Q Hg' ',f,,Hw:,-I ,,,1, 1.,f,1', 1-13.331 .5m,w4, nj 'fq.v:,1w'i?r.-'- ., W., W, 'Q yfxi agn- 'N -fm Rafi ' , ASQ? 'Q-jgr. -0 , ,QNA v L ,, W. 7 , .L .xl ,, A . .,-I. 1 -'.. ' ffqf 'L-1 5 ,J , 1. ,, V' 4 , . 5' 1-I. Q 'L , v .132 W, uf 1 -.. V117-:Q Q x, A ww a 1- - . --ff - Jffiqiisbf? x'ifi5'5' . '5gf':2fsl3?f'u 531 gif?-Zflilff - , .' 'Sf , HF . I ,wi :- fs . 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A ,. 4 P 3 13.5, 3' hx- irq is A tj., ,M Y 53: L . 5 5, 1 , , v P Ml , 7 x A F395 '- w., 'x F eg, it 5 Q3 f f V 9 'J ' '- ' f 3-gfifibqw . T' . s4 Lum?-.11 - f Eg - v ,, ms j -fA3l.'2g - if - E':f'57 ' Q 7'7 i-2515. T -.ni 'Fi K, V by 1.h,,4y.l- J --f1m-rx- . -2 'l - . -.1 '- , - V - . - ,f ,fn - 4, .. A . 5, .L..x .,-..x1'1qivvf.1'i7I1 .1 ,., ' L x ,,.,,N41.,a,-yu 4 T zxdpf nr- 51,1 fthe! 0 il x, SY' 5 i Perseverance is the virtue which led the 1956 Benedictine varsity football team to the City Championship and statewide recognition. Although beginning the season with a defeat at Lorain, the Bengals through work and sweat, went on to pulverize all East Senate competition and even in defeat spread their fame at Massillon. Then as a tribute to head coach, Augie Bossu and assistant coaches, Ed Kubancik and Ed Duray, they humbled St. Ignatius, for the second consecutive year to gain the city championship. The victorious season must be classed as a team effort with individual performance in the background. T.he starting offensive line averaging 189 lbs., and the backtield with an average of 170 lbs. combined with a deadly passing and running attack, produced a team respected by all opponents. Forming the nucleus of the City Champion Bengals were 10 senior letter- men, led by Capt. quarterback Paul Hrisko. On the line were ends Mike Mayher and Tom Pacl, tackle Jim Jakubowski, guards Tony Campanelli, Joe Chapon and Andy Pusateri, and centers Tony Halasz and Larry Naymik. At Fullback was George Kuretz. , ' X kt . 'V 4 i. - 'gg -3' f .' . aa at he 'A I 'wa ' 'l MJ N ff I 6:5 155 I ' f 05 STATISTICS Scores by Quarters CU CZD CSD C4j Total Benedictine ....... . l 1 1 65 106 52 334 Opponents .. . 20 13 13 52 98 B.H.S. Opp. Net Yards Rushing ........ 2,798 1,216 Number Passes Attempted .... 65 96 Number Passes Completed .... 32 25 Number Passes Intercepted . .. 3 13 Yards Gained Passing ...... 711 311 Total Yards Gained ..... . 3,509 1,527 First Downs Rushing .... 91 49 First Downs Passing .... 14 10 First Downs Penalty .... 5 7 Total First Downs .... 110 66 Number Punts ............ 19 41 Punting Average ........... 28.3 29.5 Total Yards Punt Returns .... 211 106 Yards Lost Penalties ....... 285 220 Number Fumbles . . . 20 23 Ball Lost .......... 1 1 1 1 Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine ....59 ....45 ....35 SCHEDULE AND SCORES Lorain...... ....54 Glenville ....45 EastTech.... ....18 Massi11on..... East High .... Cathedral Latin John Adams . . Collinwood . . . St. Ignatius . . wvT THE COACHE THE TEAM it Assisted by coaches Ed Kubancik Cseated leftl and Ed Duray Cstandingj, head coach Augie Bossu led the Bengals to their second straight city football champion- ship. Arranging schedules is just one of the duties of Rev. Augustine, O.S.B., faculty athletic manager, fseated leftj, Joseph Rufus, athletic director, fstandingl, and Rev. Florian, O.S.B., assistant faculty manager. JP QP W lv if li .q- M.,-,mf A- .aw ,M f ta THE PECTATOR Bottom Row, Cl. to rj: R. Davis, W. Lipold, C. Dlugos, J. Pillar, A. Dennis, R. Papay, J. Dorsey, G. Czajkowski. Second Row. T. Campanelli, M. Mayher, T. Halasz, G. Kuretz, Capt. P. Hrisko, J. Jakubowski, L. Naymik, J. Chapon, A. Pusateri . F. Marek, D. Barneyf K. Sprafka. Top Row: E. Kubancik Third Row: T. Pacl, T. Zmarzly, R. Baumbick, F. Kozlevchar , E. Duray, Rev. Augustine, O.S.B., A. Bossu, J. Rufus. i G. Hansley, G. Sefcik, P. Misencik, R. Blase, D. Phillips, B. ' Davis, T. Knapik. Fburth Row: B. Kucera, T. Zambory, J. See, S. Sczurek, J. Grucza, E. Kozlowski, R. Skufca, J. Kubinski, THE S NIOR LETTERME Tom Pacl Left End Joe Chapon Left Guard Paul Hruko Quarterback Make Mayher Right End Tony Campanelli Left Guard Andy Pusateri Right Guard Larry Naymik Center Tony Halasz Center George Kuretz Fullback jxm J akubowakz Right Tackle lily' 1 fx , 5' 3 Z. 342552 1 5 if xm? Q 5, 4' v K . , in 9, i it wav , 4 H 1 , f -QQ , L 11, N W2 3 fs 1- 9 - 4 , w 6 4 a Q. Q f fmx wf iw it it - .6 flr. if 1 K' W Q1 -2 -, Q ,rf in .L 5 M gy 3 , . W I 2 if F Q AQ R if Q 1 VILLE O LEN G THEY ALL ADD BENEDICTINE 54 'affix VL at ,Q Y sa ., L K m m K 'V V V VVV, R K V ,4, W A. , 4 Q -i fi . I ! , H-FL Lg w7 5 1 , ,wg ,- S nded! 1 i fs. UP T0 ACTIGN! Y EAST TECH 7 H ly g yd NEIH ' CIE EINLLDI S17 m1,,mM..1ua.:1...ak qw Wfffw-vsanmn-:mans 1vmvwawmm mf-Qrf-ar uzwma 1ef .wwf- , H .mm Q? E In their second out-of-town contest, Bene- dictine bowed to Massillon, the number two team in Ohio, 27-18. The Bengals stunned the Tigers by scoring twice in the early minutes of the game. Left half George Sefcik returned Massillon's kickoff 85 yards for the first tally. After Sefcik inter- cepted a Tiger pass and brought it to the opponent's 41 yard line, quarterback Paul Hrisko fired a TD. aerial to Gary Hansley. After intermission the Tigers hit paydirt twice before the Bengal's left end Tom Pacl caught a 4-yard touchdown pass from Hrisko in the last period, capping a ihardfought struggle. J J nr ls k ik T W 5 Registering its highest point total of the sea- son and compiling 531 yards to the opponent's 48, Benedictine smothered East, 59-6. Fullback George Kuretz led the Bengal charge by tallying four times and ripping off 118 yards in 11 attempts. Others who scored were right end Mike Mayher, left end Tom Pacl, left half Bob Davis, right half Gary Hansley, and right half Don Phillips, Five extra points were converted by left half George Sefcik. Although not hitting paydirt, quarter- back Paul Hrisko tossed three touchdown aerials. Besides Kuretz. the other leading ground gainer was Hansley, netting 125 yards in 12 carries. i It f .1 ' H it Y, i v Qii A -ifig W 1 :ae i,.,, I X , L ' , Y kc' ,A ' X 4 L 4 lg t t 5 it In thou' fourth East Scnatc clash, Bonn-dictinc lzicvcl thc-ir traditional rival, Cathedral Latin, and downed thc Lions 45-7. Top mon in the scoring column Wert- loft half Gm-orgc Svfcilc with two tallirs and thrcc extra points and quartcrback Paul Hrisko with two touchdowns. Right half Gary Hanslcy, lcft ond Tom Pacl, and right end Mike Mayher Cach contributed one TD. Captain Hrisko complctcd tivo of six pass attempts good for 85 yards and two scores. The Bengals racked up 382 yards to thc Lions' 143, with Hanslcy leading the pack with 92 in 10 carries. Q 3. ff Benedictine's meeting with John Adams proved to be the toughest of the Bengals' East Senate conquests. Taking the lead in the first quarter, the Bengals maintained it throug.hout the game. Scores in the initial stanza were tallied by right half Gary Hansley and fullback George Kuretz. Hansley also went over for six points in the second and third periods with Kuretz hitting paydirt again in the final quarter. Left half George Sefcik converted for. five extra points. The Rebels's scores came on two touchdowns and one conversion in the first and fourth periods. With the elimination of John Adams by the score of 35-13, Benedictine came to step closer to the East Side championship. S W xiii' By crushing Collinwood 46-6, Benedictine captured the East Senate crown for the second consecutive year and a berth in the Plain Dealer Championship Game on Thanksgiving Day. Lea-ding the scoring attack was right half Gary Hansley with three tallies. The other touchdowns were registered by fullback George Kuretz, left end Tom Pacl, left guard Ron Skufca, and left half George Sefcik. Four extra points were booted by Sefcik. The Bengals gained 404 yards to the Rail- roaders' 155. Kuretz and Sefcik led in the rush- ing column with 100 and 98 yards, respectively, AC? W , ' . v . . iq in ..,l T I l E E l i .ff J Mr. Jose Cintron, Moderator CHEERLEADERS Under the guidance of Jose Cintron, their moderator, the cheerleaders successfuly per- formed their task of instilling fighting spirit into our city champion football team. Not only did they lead the student body in cheers at pep rallies but also at home and out- of-town grid games. James Carpenter captained the squad which was composed entirely of underclassmen. 115 gf'1r-ws . 1' 'ev MQ Am! Qlifg ff 4 l Y X 9 Q Q., xv MK Wmmx fi ,N Hiiifm H- in v J 1. 5 l 1 4. 3. 1,, Y, iff a ,J ige . 5. K NN Q fi -S A ..fr'?'b 4 l 1' ef pm, 1-1 'U W i .i,,x M K 'LW :WA iii 2352 zwrnez ff' 1 5 W n,, A ,QR W .. v, V ,E With a combination torch-light parade and pep rally, the faculty, the students, and ardent followers of the Bengals began preparations for the all important Plain Dealer Championship Football game against the underfeated Wild- cats of St. Ignatius. Spiritual preparations began on the morning of the big rally with Mass, attended by the student body, and offered for the intention of the team. Following this was the pep rally at which the main speaker was Father Louis, O.S.B., of St, Benedict's parish, During the assembly, Benedictine's queen and two attendants along with the captains of the East Senate grid teams were introduced and each extended their good wishes for the success of the Bengals. Also present were the cheerleaders from the East Senate schools who assisted Mr. Cintron's squad. CHAMPIONS inlunnlumvewwr M wt P 'M . Wee 'Qu-ww' K V . Coaches brief team during half-time. f I BOSS ' BOYS SNARE 1,5 5 Hrisko receives congratulations for outstand ing leadership. Triumphant team carries Coach Bossu off the field. CITY QRQW Team celebrates 19-7 victory over the Wildcats. i 2'f 'ff' First Row fl. to rj: K. Haggerty, L. Veres, J. Baschko, T. Gaudio, F. Coufalcik, R. DeFiore, R. Catanza. Second Row: N. Gadus, J. Kohler, J. Kestner, F. Riha, J. Polgar, D. Baumbick, C. Miserendino. Third Row: JU ICR In his first year as junior varsity coach, Ed Duray guided the jay vees to a 5-1-1 record. Scoring 93 points in seven games, Benedictine held all foes scoreless, except Latin. Leading point-getters were right ,half Ken Haggerty with 7f3,f R. Briscar, L. Horvath, L. Hradisky, C. Scarpucci, A. Liederbach, T. Wolf. Fourth Row: Coach Ed Duray, W. Jasinski, H. Jablonowski, S. Krisinski, R. Bruncak, L. Domjan. VARITY 36 and fullback John Reda with 25. The Bengals gained 938 yards rushing and 314 through the air for a total of 1,252 yards to the opponent's 954. Among the top pass receivers were left half Dave Gaydos with seven aerials for 208 yards and left end Wayne Jasinski with two for 45. Rushing .honors went to Haggerty who carried for 459 yards in 85 attempts for a 5.3 average. By losing to Latin the Bengals snapped their 36-game winning streak which began with a 53-6 victory over John Adams in the Final game of the 1950 season, This year's tie is the first the junior varsity played in 51 engagements. JAY-VEE SCORES Benedictine .... 6 St. Edward . . Benedictine .... 40 John Adams . . Benedictine .... 14 East .......... Benedictine .... 0 Cathedral Latin Benedictine .... 0 Thomas Edison Benedictine .... 13 East Tech ..... Bene-dictine . . . .20 Collinwood , . . Lk,,,, , . W ...ffm-,QT.--,m,,5,, . . i Front Row Cl. to rj: J. Stys, S Drews, T. Kosewic J. Vetrick, R. Troha, J. Bujak, P. Arth, R. Carpenter: R. Koval, J. Canzoni. Second Row: D. Marcin, R Jambor, J. Kolenich, R. Venere, R. Zbiegien, R. Bes- sick, B. Kowalski, A. Grigaliunas. Third Row: J. Rufus wk., .Q k.kkVk,,k., K. ZH.. 3,..iV , n xg, -fs' The Baby Bengals, possessing a strong line and fine backfield, distinguished themselves on and off the field by their spirit and sportsmanship. Much of the success of the Cubs is due to the excellent coaching job of Joe Rufus. R. Forgach, R. Torda, T. Tvrdik, R. Bekesz, R. Man- czewski, A. Fornaro, F. Kolo, J. Janiak. Top Row G. Wancata, R. Pacl, R. Duplaga, J. Zahorsky, T Grabowski, A. Gibbons, R. Gornick, J. Adamo. Kneeling fl. to LD: D. Mozeleski, J. Piazza, D. Evans, P. Kellermann, R. Cordiak, Standing: R. Iacco, J Ellis, A. Pusateri, R. Baumbick, S. Oddo, D. Baumbick. WRE TLI The past year marked the Bengals second year in the newly- formed Senate Wrestling League. Coach joe Rufus scheduled three home and three away contests. Home tilts were against West Tech, December 13, John Adams, January 17, and West, January 22. Away matches included South, December 20, Col- linwood, january 11, and John Marshall, January 31. Regional championships were held February 15 and 16 at John Adams, Lakewood's gym was the site of the finals on February 22. Returning from last year's squad were Andy Pusateri, heavy- weight, and Captain Tom janoch, 138 pounds. Mr. joseph Rufus, coach QM , E Q L QQ .k,, ,, .,. 1- kr - I A ,..-',,. - :-,, ' Q L mgamffffag- gi K QL , . , A 'W iv Q A L 1 Ml Q 5 A , . -LX' 1, .. -wg. ' , ' ' ' . '- -' -f sm- GMX . - Jfiw' ' ' . - - 4.6. .. . iw' Q-M1 , , , ,.,v, , NL . H Capt. Mike Kocet, Rev. Aloysius jenco, O.S.B., Moderator. Kneeling: T. Klupinski, M. Kocet, P. O'Connor. Standing: T. Kosack, Fr. Aloysius, R. Hrack. BOWLI Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 24 Dec. 1 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Jan. 5 Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 26 Feb. 3 Feb. 17 Feb. 24 Mar. 2 Mar. 9 SCHEDULE Stjoseph ........Rhodes . . . john Marshall . . . . Thomas Edison . . . . . . Collinwood .. . St. John Cantius .. . Cathedral Latin . . . . . . . Garfield Heights South Lincoln .. St, Stanislaus . . . . . . . East . . . Glenville . . . Holy Name . . . St. Ignatius Bay Village Parma -..West Baby Bengal Captain Cl to r.J: J. Toth, T. Nemec, J. Rauckhorst, D. Levstek, D. Plucinsky. TRA URAL BOWLI Class A Intramural Bowlers Class B Intramural Bowlers 'is Front Row Cl. to rj: C. Reynolds, D. Beres, G. Marik, T. Rini. Second Row: A. Jurcisek, J. Bednar, G. Sefcik, R. Hrobak, D. Kaplan. Third Row: J. Kubinski, J. Fekete, T. Pacl, P. Hrisko. Top Row: R. Hudiak, T. Halasz, M. Kalich, M. Smolik, A. Bossu. BA EBALL Trying to retain the 1955-56 city, district, and Ohio regional diamond championships was the job of the Bengal nine in '57, Coached by Augie Bossu, the squad boasts eight returning lettermen. Southpaw Dick Beres, who posted an 8-0 record last season, was the lone returning hurler. Catchers Tony Halasz and Jim Kubinski returned to their posts behind the plate. Infield lettermen include first baseman Tom Pacl, second basemen George Sefcik and Bob Hrobak, Form- ing two-thirds of the outfield were right fielder Paul Hrisko and left fielder John Bednar. Compiling an overall record of 17 wins and one loss last season, the Bengals received their lone setback from Cincinnati Elder, 2-0, in the state final at Columbus. Coach Augie Bossu and Tom Pacl discuss batting technique. .m Vim V HQ, fl V? flifi aff? Kneeling fl torj' C jaskulski R Toke Standing' R Kolenic J Galdun, G Q I F Rev. Florian HLQdac,.O.S.B., mlndarator, -N. Liederiaanh, J. Banca. Kneeling Cl. to rj: R. Koterba, T. Hertrick, E. Szeman, J. Barko, T. Pacl. Standing: Rev. Florian Hudac, O.S.B., moderator, W. Gale, M. Mayher, T. Campanelli, E. Spisak, L. Naymik, N. Orack, C. jaskulski. -1-has 'vzw.... ..... - . 1 -arf Coach Ed Kubancik, and standing fl. to r.D: T. Dciden, W. Kucera, G. Hansley D Phillips S, Brooks V. ,,,-f M My xx 9' K. Sprafka TRACK With 17 returnees from last year, the outlook for a successful track season seemed quite hopeful. Practice took place every day in the gym and out- doors. New track coach was Ed Kubancik. Although lack of facilities during inclement weather hampered the coach and the team, the latter proved they could overcome these handicaps and give Benedictine a win- ning cinder squad. i ig , smg1mfXaf2,f,zzf42si:m S. Brooks, D. Phillips, W. Kucera T. Leiden, T. Knapik, R. Davis. G. Hansley. ISL VJ MMMWMMW '--Q... va... 5 H Yi. ' w 'Q QM W xv 'bfi 'W i s E 5 5 .W V... Sw -N My rs? 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S 92,000,000.00 DONATIONS to various Catholic Institutions. . .over S5,000,000.00 Benedictine High School has been a participant in receiv ing a part of these donations. HOME OFFICE 3289 East 55th Street CLEVELAND. OHIO q CONGRATULATIONS THE PASTOR AND TI-IE PARISHIONERS OF SS. CYRIL and METHODIUS PARISH 1.oRAm, oH1o CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO TI-IE GRADS OF '57 fs ye ga I The Cleveland Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 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SALLY PITZER for REAL ESTATE Life Insurance, Mrtg. or Income Protection 11821 Buckingham Avenue SW 1-6247 Broker: Ios. Lezsck Campus Puhlishinq En Pauli, Pa. puMdAer5 of fhe 1957 BENEDICTINE Our Honored Friends and Leaders MOST REVEREND EDWARD F. HOBAN, S.T.D., ARCHBISHOP, BISHOP OF CLEVELAND MOST REVEREND FLOYD L. BEGIN, S.T.D., AUXILIARY BISHOP OF CLEVELAND MOST REVEREND JOHN KROL, S.T.D., AUXILIARY BISHOP OF CLEVELAND RIGHT REVEREND ABBOT THEODORE G. KOJIS, O.S.B., PRESIDENT OF BENEDICTINE Rt. Rev. Msgr. George M. Dennerle Rt. Rev. Msgr. Achilles P. Ferreri Very Rev. Msgr. Tomislav Firis Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vito Franco Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael B. Ivanko Rt. Rev. Msgr. James P. McIntyre Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Misich Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Mlotkowski Very Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Murphy Rt. Rev. Msgr. William O'Donnell Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Oman Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph M. Sztucki Rt. Rev. Msgr. Augustin Tomasek Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard P. Walsh Rev. Frank Bartnikowski Rev. Francis E. Gasbarre Rev. 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Seavers Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Sedlacek Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. See Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Seggi Mr. Leonard Serio Mr. and Mrs, John Shovary Dr. Richard C. Shultz Robert Shirring Mr. Mike Sibert Theresa Siekierski Mrs. Mary Siepka Ronald Skalsky Skedel's Shell Service Hal Slater Clothing Store George L. Sloat Mrs. Joseph C. Slovensky Misses Margaret 8 Catherine Smolko Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smolko Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soot, Jr. Frank Spadaro Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Spear John Spemoga Spirito's School of Music Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Spisak Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanek Larry Stanek '57 Star Fish Co. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stimetz Stipkala Family Blanche J. Stoffko Mr. and Mrs, Richard Stoffko Mr. and Mrs. S. Stofko Mrs. Florence Stroski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suran Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Svatos Otto Svec Pharmacy Dave Sylvia '57 Mr. and Mrs. Neal Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Emest Szollosi Chester S. Szubski, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Szubski Fred Tabor '58 Mr. Fred Tabor Mrs. Fred Tabor John Tamas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tavano George and Mary Tepfenhart Mr. J . L. Terwilliger T. M. Thomas Russ Thompson Mr, Donald P. Torchik Francis J . Torda Town Motors, Inc. Terry Troyan Chester Trzcinski The Twilighter's Orchestra Mrs. Joseph J . Uhler Mr. Edward Umerley Union Center Super Market Union-Heights Coal Co. John Utrata Mr. and Mrs. John Valko Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vanco Mr. and Mrs. John Vanyo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J , Vargo A. A. Farm 81: Garden 6020 Mayfield Rd. A. 85 N. Market 1661 East 66 St. Al's Food Market 10808 Dove Ave. Alumatite Window Co. 4118 East 131 St. Art's Pure Station 7138 Union Ave. Bakajsa Funeral Home 6202 Superior Ave. Mr. John Bender '57 6692 Parma Park Blvd. The Leonard Bender Family 6692 Parma Park Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bohac 3716 East 53 St. Boros Cafe 12302 Buckeye Rd. Mrs. C. L. Bryant 2180 South Overlook Rd. Valorie J. Cala 3479 East 131 St. Cermak Drug Co. E. 93 and Union Chef Ottino's Restaurant 9002 Euclid Ave, Cleveland Southeastern Bus Co. 43 Harrison St., Bedford Clezie's Restaurant 3467 Warrensville Center Rd. Community Hardware 11210 Union Ave. J ohn-Milton Costello Esq. 1940 E. Sixth St. Dr. T. A. Crane, Chiropractor 3267 East 93 St. Cudnik Superette 4051 East 142 St. Mr. and Mrs. John Debrecini Willoughby Hills, Ohio Leo Dickman 1282 East 71 St. Joe Dlouhy '58 3888 Washington Park Blvd. John V. Dlouhy 3888 Washington Park Blvd. Joseph J . Venere Miss Helen Verderber Dr. Samuel L. Vinci, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. J . Virostek E. Visnicky Barbara Vlasek Vorell's Amoco Mr. C. M. Vyhnalek Mr. and Mrs. J. Wagner Pat Walsh Mrs, Daniel Warnick Mr. and'Mrs. Edward Warren G. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weir The West 14th Drug Co. Joe Westcott Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilk Wolovits Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wrana Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Yackly Joseph Yanosko Donald Yelenosky William Yelenosky Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Young Salvatore Yuse Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zadravec Mr. Anton Zak Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Zakrajsek Anthony Zala, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zambory Mrs. Jean Zawacki Mr. and Mrs. B. Zelenskas Mr. and Mrs. John Ziak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. J. Ziha Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zippay Angelo Zito Insurance Mrs. Mary Zmarzly Walter Zubelik, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zvinis Friends and Business Patrons Charles Dlugos 11105 Continental Ave. Domen's Delicatessen 10710 Union Ave. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. E. Drews 10907 Hulda Ave. Dr. Stephen F. Dzurik, Dentist 12401 Buckeye Rd. Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis 11809 Parkhill Ave. Mr, and Mrs. James Ellis, Sr. 2671 Lisbon Rd. Dr. Walter Fanelli, M.D. 15201 St. Clair Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J . Fedor 9611 Dickens Ave. Richard Fedor 9414 Yeakel Ave. Fisher's Beauty Shop 16761 Kinsman Ave. Freddie's Fleetwing Service and Powell's E. 131 St. Garage Garfield Heights Nursery 13904 Broadway Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Gaylor 8806 So. Highland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Valent Granchie Youngstown, Ohio Sue and Sophie Granchie Youngstown, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Greczanik 6507 E. Pleasant Valley Rd. Ray and Ann Hale Han's Bowling Alleys 5327 Superior Ave. Harvard Atlantic Service 17521 Harvard Ave. Harvard Shell E. 131 and Harvard Hopko Funeral Home 3601 East 93 St. Mr. and Mrs. James Hrack 12612 Beachwood Ave. Paul Hrisko Hruby Conservatory of Music 5417 Broadway Ave. Hub Motors, Inc. 14309 Kinsman Rd. Mr. and Mrs. J . Ineman 10613 Elmwood Ave. J akab-Toth Funeral Homes 11713 Buckeye Rd. Mrs. Mary C. J anoch 2986 East 57 St. Keller Refrigeration 7926 Sowinski Ave, Mr. and Mrs. Geza Kocet 1221 East 71 St. Lad F. Kohout 3801 Russell Ave. Mr. and Mrs. J . Krejsa 3617 East 135 St. John J. Kralik, M.D. 13015 McCracken Rd. Lake Erie Cinder Supply 11615 Avon Ave. S. L. Lester 2343 E. 90 St. Linsz Superior Bowling Center 1305 Superior Ave. Lloyd Store for Men 5035 Turney Rd. Mr. and Mrs, John M. Macek 1913 Tampa Ave. Al Maers Jewelry 8952 Broadway Ave. Mandel's Shoe Store 6125 St. Clair Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Marks S511 Broadview Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mausser 12402 Woodland Ave. Mayfair Cleaners 3524 East 131 St. Eugene A. McCabe 11729 Browning Ave. Modern Breakfast Nooks Bs Formica Co. 3068 East 116 St. Mt. Pleasant Insurance Agency 3669 East 131 St. Municipal Detective Agency 20100 Raymond St. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nawalamec 2986 East 57 St. Charles A. Novak Realty 6521 Brecksville Rd. Opaterny Drug Co. 3789 East 131 St. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph F. Pavlik 209 Clover St. Pekoc Hardware Co. 11908 Buckeye Rd. Mr. and Mrs. John Petrus Dads' Club President '57 Mrs. Frank Phillips 3569 East 110 sr. Francis E. Picklow, Attorney 11011 Buckeye Rd. R. J. Pusateri Produce Co. 1214 Woodland Ave. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Putre 5230 Erwin St. Ray's Printing Service 3053 East 116 St. R. G. Ruffaner Meat Specialty 7729 Superior Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sabol 1443 East 51 St. St. Benedict's Junior Rosary Sodality St. Hyacinth's Saving 85 Loan 2968 East 61 St. Charles Salak Sigmund's Service 12808 Broadway Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Smola 12909 Benwood Ave. Svejda's Home Bakery 3711 East 131 St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Solinski 5250 East 105 St. Starlettes Dance Academy 11407 Union Ave. Stevens Flowers 12303 Buckeye Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stoffko 9411 Way Ave, Paul Strazek 11201 Union Ave. Superior Grinding Co., Inc. 2317 Scranton Rd. Stanley Szczepanek 16603 Walden Ave. Frank and Mae Thomas lllll Parkview Ave. Traiis Music Center 9226 Miles Ave. Steve Turoczy 12005 Grifiing Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tyukodi 15309 Steinway Blvd. Walter J. Unik-Insurance Union Commerce Bldg. Vamco Auto Seat Covers 5022 Pearl Rd. Gene Vavro General Contractor 6416 Willow Dr. Village Tavern 4542 East 131 St. John Vohaz 3572 East 116 St. Myra Wendt 11729 Browning Ave. Wenzer's Music 5207 Fleet Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkes 19118 Ridgewood Rd. Will's Shoe Store 6234 Broadway Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Winter 3559 East 80 St. Winter Sisters 3514 East 81 St. Women's Federal Savings 8 Loan Association George W. Zamiska 10502 Lamontier Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zielinski 2949 East 65 St. 5165 Joseph St. Shaker Square Veteran's Club 12301 Woodland Ave. Al's Home Style Sausage Co. Our sausages made fresh daily 2259 Professor Ave. PR 1-4529 - HE 1-5133 Bucky Azzolino 1533 Crest Ave. Mrs. Mary Baczkowski 4423 Beta Ave. Barney's Beverage Center 445 Broadway Ave. Bedford, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Boros 12301 Buckeye Rid. Best Wishes from your County Auditor John J. Carney Clark Ave. Drug Co. 4101 Clark Ave. Cliffe1's Bakery 22030 Lakeshore - 704 East 185 St. John A. Coyle 2033 East 83 St. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Czech 2987 East 63 St. Euclid Radio 85 Photo Supply 10640 Euclid Ave. Robert V. Faber 5813 Dibble Ave. Friend of Benedictine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Glavan 4812 So. Sedgewick Rd, Lyndhurst, Ohio Special Donors Great Lakes Food Supplies 600 Bolivar Ave. Joseph F. Golubski 85 Sons 6500 Fullerton Ave. Klaas Machine 85 Mfg. Co. 4314 East 49 St. Peter Kudukis 1343 East 92 St. Mrs. Anna Kuretz 9914 Stoughton Ave. S. J. Liptak S707 Chestnut 'Rd. Independence, Ohio Funeral Home Emery Lovaszy Home Made Sausages West Side Market Mader Hardware 2938 Woodhill Rd. Malasky Bakery Harold E. Henricksen 4217 East 131 St. Mr. and Mrs. Malensek Hank's Grocery 1199 Addison Ave. The Ohio Electric Mfg. Co. 5400 Dunham Rd. Maple Heights, Ohio Dr. an-d Mrs. Anthony J. Perko 3496 East 93 St. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Peters, Sr. 4608 Turney Rd. Garfield Heights, Ohio Petrak Bakery Co. 3977 East 42 St. Printcraft Card Co. Scranton, Pa, Andrew Raycher 1388 East 45 St. Vincent Terrano 3772 East 142 St. Louis joseph Aliberti 2208 Murray Hill Luigie Aztecs 45 National Honor Society 4: Intramurals 4: Honor Roll 1-2: Homeroom Representative 2: Math Club. john Michael Amos 3994 East 176 St. Mike Aero Club 45 Spanish Club 3: Dramatics 4. Joseph John Augustajtis 4925 Praha St. Augie Hall Guard 2-3: National Honor Society 3: Intra- murals 3-4: Homeroom Rep- resentative 25 Math Club 4. James John Bailey 16219 Judson Dr. Beetle Intramurals 2-3-4: Senior Executive Committee: West Side Bengals 4: Crusaders 3: Chemistry Club 35 Hob- by Club 2. James Michael Barko 3324 West 61 St. Hacker Basketball 1-2: Intramurals 3-4: Golf 1-2-3-4: Yearbook. Associate Editor 45 Nation- al Honor Society 3-4: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4: Chemistry Club 3: West Side Beng- als 3. Daniel Stanley Barnoski 17004 Talford Ave. Stash Basketball 1-25 Intramurals 3-4: Yearbook 4: Incas 4: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Executive Committee: Base- ball l5 Football 1. Anthony John Bartholomew 7437 Star Ave. ..-I-ony,- National Honor Society 3-4: Honor Roll 2-3-4: Hall Guard 2: Intramurals 4: Junior Executive Commit- tee: I-Iomeroom Representa- tive 1: Spanish Club 3. Leonard Charles Bender 6692 Parma Park Blvd. Fender Bender Hall Guard 3: Intramurals 3-4: West Side Bengals 3: Dramatics 3: Debate 15 Spanish Club 3. David Dennis Benko 2949 East Blvd. Dave Hall Guard 4: Incas 4: Aero Club 4: Yearbook 4: Manager 3: Dramatic: 2. Dennis james Beran 9624 Reno Ave. UD. J-A., Chemistry Club 3: Intra. murals 3-4:. Dominoes 45 Toke Sunoco Service Station 11014 Buckeye Rd. United Photo Engraving, Inc. 135 Northfield Rd. The Van Rooy Coffee Co. 2900 Detroit Ave. Yurko Sheet Metal 10202 Parkview Ave. Senior Addressology and Activities Yearbook 4: Senior Execu- tive Committee. Dennis Edward Bernard 4817 East 88 St. Bemie Aero Club 4: Spades 2: Hall Guard 2. Louis Gerald Bertok 2541 South Taylor Rd. Lou Track 1-25 Hall Guard 3-4: Dramatics 3: Intramurals 2-3-4: Spanish Club 3. Frederick Donald Biacsi 6306 Snow Rd. ..Red-, Hall Guard 3: West Side Bengals 3: Spades 25 Intra- murals 3: Chemistry Club 3: Aero Club 4. Edmund Thomas Binkowski 6615 Fullerton Ave. Binky Spanish Club 3: Chemistry Club 35 Hall Guard 2: In- tramurals 3. David John Blasko 12209 Craven Ave. Elvis Basketball 1: Intramurals 2-3-4: Aztecs 4: Aero Club 4: Dramatics 4. James Michael Bodnar S454 Beechwood Ave. ..-limo Dominoes 2-3-45 Chemistry Club 3: Aero Club 4: Spades 2: Whirlo Club 3: Black Hawks 35 Yearbook 4. Ronald John Bodziony 11007 McCracken Rd. Budz Intramurals 3-4: Incas 4: Honor Roll 1: Chemistry Club 3: Hall Guard 3. Robert Louis Bolton 11911 Farrington St. Duke Sullivan Football 1-2-35 Baseball 1: Intramurals 3-4: Black Hawks 2. Richard Joseph Boros 12301 Buckeye Rd. Popeye Intramurals 2-3-4: Hall Guard 1: Spanish Club, Samuel joseph Brooks 2202 East 93 St. Babbling Brook Track 3-4: Football 25 West Side Bengals 4: Intramurals 3-4. Lawrence Lee Bruck 14120 Glenside Rd. Brushy Intramurals 2-3-4: Aero Club 4: Hall Guard 2. Anthony Thomas Campanelli 11615 Avon Ave. Burlap Football 2-3-4: Basketball 1: Honor, Roll 2-3-4: Chemistry Club 3: Yearbook 4: Knights of the Altar 1: In- tramurals 3-45 Math Club 4. Michael Francis Carroll 4499 East 126 St. Mickey Bennet 1-2-3-4: Yearbook, Associate Editor 4: Nation- al Honor Society 3-4: Chem- istry Club 3: Intramurals 3: Knights of the Altar 1: Stu. dent Senate 4: Senior Ex- ecutive Committee. Joseph John Chapon 9407 Lamont Ave. Whitey Football 1-2-3-4: Track 15 Tennis 2: Intramurals 3-4: Aero Club 4: Baseball 3: Varsity Club 4. Dale Charles Chorba 9913 Parkview Ave. Chorb Basketball 3: Intramurals 3-4: Honor Roll 2-3-4: Az- tecs 45 Hall Guard 1-2: Spanish Club 3: Drama- tics 1. Edward James Cliflel 5544 Clement Dr. Big Ed Honor Roll 1-2-3-4: Nation- al Honor Society 3-4: Intra- murals 3-4: Basketball 1-25 Bennet 1: Chemistry Club 3: Dominoes 3-4: junior Executive Committee. David Collins 2540 East 46 St. Dave Spades 25 Intramurals 3: Honor Roll 3: Chess Team 4: Hall Guard 3. james Michael Cordell 2924 Woodhill Rd. Cherokee Track 1-2: Intramurals 3: Dominoes 45 Aero Club 4. Robert Peter Cordiak 3963 East 188 St. Fuzzy Track 1-3-4: Intramurals 2-3-4: Wrestling 3-4: Aero Club. Ronald Gregory Crandall 835 Lincoln Blvd. abadn Hall Guard 2: Spades 25 Knights of the Altar 1: Aero Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Dominoes 45 Math Club 4. Gerald Joseph Czajkowski 7424 Orchard Grove ..Cy., Football 1-2-3: Manager 4: Band 1-2-3-4: Varsity Club 4. James Dennis Czech 2987 East 63 St. Veno Intramurals 3-45 Hall Guard 3: Aero Club 4: Football 2: Aztecs 3. John Mark D'Agostino 2188 Arey Rd. Marlon Intramurals l: Hall Guard 2. Michael john Debreceni 2804 East 125 St. Debbie National Honor Society 3-45 Bennet 1-2-3-4: Senior Ex- ecutive Committee: Student Senate 4: Intramurals 3-4: Yearbook, Associate Editor 4: Dominoes 4. Joseph Florindo DelSangro 11505 Mount Overlook Ace Sullivan Football 1: Intramurals 3-4: Hall Guard 3. Arthur Ronald Dennis 2889 East 92 St. Deny the Meny Honor Roll 1: Intramurals 3-4: Manager 2-3-4. Lawrence A. Desmarteau 2601 Montclair Ave. ones.. Intramurals 3-4: West Side Bengals 3-4: Aero Club 4. Robert jerry Dittrich 12710 Holborn Ave. aaobn Knights of the Altar 2-3-4: National Honor Society 3-45 Aztecs 4: El Doradoes 3: Photo Club 3-4: Yearbook 4: Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Dennis Stephen Dolney 10113 Manor Ave. Donuts Football 1-25 Baseball 1: Track 1: Aztecs 4: Band Manager 2-3-4: Intramurals 3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4: Spanish Club 3. Stephen Domjan 12516 Buckeye Rd. Pista Chess Club 4: National Honor Society 3-4: Chem- istry Club 3: Hall Guard 25 Honor Roll 3-4: Math Club 4. Joseph James Dorsey 3061 East 116 St. Skip Whirlo Club 1: Aztecs 4: Manager 3-4: Intramurals 3-4: Aero Club 4. Joseph James Doskocil 3888 East 112 St. Joe Ding Intramurals 3-45 Band 2-3: Aero Club 4: Hall Guard 3: Football 2: Aztecs 3. Joseph Thomas Ellis 11809 Parkhill Ave. HEHY., Wrestling 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll 2-33 Football 33 Intra- murals 1-2-3-43 Aztecs 43 Spanish Club 33 Drama- tics 3. joseph Robert Fabian 2905 East 111 St. nskippyn Football 1-23 Band 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 3-4. Marion Anthony Ferritto 3791 Salisbury Rd. Ferit Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Spanish Club 3. Robert Wencel Frank 1237 East 60 St. .Bohn Intramurals 3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Hall Guard 2. Richard Edward Gadus 9202 Inman Ave. l4Rich!s West Side Bengals 33 Li- brary 23 National Honor So- ciety 3-43 Honor Roll 1-2- 3-43 Intramurals 43 Spanish Club 3. Joseph John Galdun 10509 Lamontier Ave. NJN., National Honor Society 3-41 Intramurals 3-43 Basketball 1-23 Aztecs 43 Math Club 43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Varsity Club 43 Golf 2-3-4. William Thomas Gale 3799 East 52 St. Windy Band 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 2-3-43 Whirlo Club 13 Photo Club 13 Aztecs, President 43 Student Senate 43 Tennis 2-43 Senior Executive Com- mittee. Charles Louis Galletti 3869 East 140 St. Chas Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 National Hon- or Society 3-43 Math Club 4. Anthony Matthew Gentile 4949 Monticello Blvd. Dago Tony Intramurals 3-43 Hall Guard 33 Library 2. Richard Joseph Gladish 11505 East Blvd. Cosmo Aztecs 43 Aero Club 43 In- tramurals 3-43 Spanish Club 33 Track 2. Joseph Anthony Glance 8804 Jeffries Ave. Slick Dominoes 43 Cafeteria 2-33 junior Executive Commit- tee3 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 23 Spades 23 West Side Bengals 3. Daniel Alexander Gorski 8019 Medina Ave. Kubah Basketball 13 Track 13 In- tramurals 2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Hall Guard 2: Whirlo Club 1-2. Thomas David Grega 1402 East 49 St. Uncle Tom Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Spanish Club 3. Anthony Kenneth Gross 12904 Christine Ave. 1.-I-ony.. Honor Roll 2-3-43 Intra- murals 2-3-43 Hall Guard 33 Aztecs 43 Chemistry Club 33 Yearbook 4 Crusaders 33 Junior Executive Commit- tee. Lawrence Ronald Gruss 9609 Mount Auburn Ave. Larry Intramurals 2-3-43 National Honor Society 33 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Aztecs 43 Hall Guard 1. Leonard F. Gruszczynski 4659 Rockwood Rd. Spades 23 Dominoes 43 Cafe- teria 2-3: Hall Guard 1-23 Chemistry Club 33 Aero Club 4. Robert John Gura 5415 Beechwood Ave. ..Bob.. Yearbook, Co-Editor 43 Bennet 1-2-3-43 Dominoes 2-3, President 43 Senior Executive Committee3 Na- tional Honor Society 3-43 Math Club 43 Intramurals 33 Student Senate 4. Philip john Gutkowski 9620 Heath Ave. Phil Intramurals 2-33 Aztecs 43 Whirlo Club 13 Aero Club 4. John Paul Gyekenyesi 2617 East 93 St. Fiam Chess Club 43 National Honor Society 3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Math Club 43 Hall Guard 2. Anthony Andrew Halasz 19410 Hathaway Lane .1-1-ony., Basketball 1-23 Baseball 1- 2-3-43 Football 1-2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Intra- murals 3-43 Senior Execu- tive Committee3 Hall Guard 3-4. Gerald Hanchin 2205 West 30 St. Skin Track 2-3-43 Intramurals 3-43 West Side Bengals 33 Hall Guard 3. john Stephen Hanclro 10109 Orleans Ave. Hank Chemistry Club 33 Cru- saders 33 Yearbook 43 Az- tecs 43 Student Senate 4. Robert Louis Hartman 12501 Grifling Ave. Intramurals 2-3-43 Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 23 Li- brary 1. Joseph Clay Hays 2685 East 127 St. ..woody., Dominoes 43 Spades 23 Honor Roll 23 Aero Club 43 Chemistry Club 33 Intra- murals 3. Thomas Peter Hertrick 13702 Caine Ave. Hert Hall Guard 23 Spades 2: Crusaders 33 Aztecs 43 jun- ior Executive Committee: Tennis 2-43 Intramurals 3-4. David John Hetzel 12943 Shadyway Rd. Pretzel Aero Club 43 Whirlo Club 33 Intramurals 3. Stephen Homonnay 3409 East 147 St. ..HBm .n. Eggs.. Hall Guard 23 Honor Roll 3-43 Chess Club 4. Richard James Hrack 12612 Beachwood Ave. Rick-Rack Football 1-2-3: Class Officer 33 Student Senate, Vice- President 43 Bowling 43 Var- sity Club 43 Intramurals 3-41 Baseball 1. Paul Allen Hrisko 1277 East 58 St. .lp-unkn Football 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-3-43 Class Officer 2-3-43 National Honor Society 3-43 Senior Executive Commit- ftej Varsity Club 43 Intra- murals 23 Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4. Robert Paul Hrobak 1653 Cohassette Ave. aBun-U National Honor Society 33 Baseball 3-43 West Side Bengals 3-43 Slovak Club 1-23 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Stephen Edward Huszai 12117 Forest Ave. Pete Intramurals 2-3-43 Library 3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Hon- or Roll 1-23 Dominoes 4. Robert james Iacco 12620 Corlett Ave. .Boba Wrestling 1-2-3-43 Intra- murals 3-43 Dominoes 43 Chemistry Club 33 Aero Club 43 West Side Bengals 3-4. Albert Andrew Ina 1871 E. 26 St. MACC., Intramurals 3-43 Basketball 13 Aero Club 43 Wrestling 1-23 Football 1. Raymond Charles Jablonski 8207 Bellevue Ave. ...Iabbyn Dominoes 43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Band 13 Yearbook 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3-4. james Richard Jakubowski 514 E. 117 St. njake.. Football 2-3-43 Track 1-3-43 Honor Roll 23 Whirlo Club 1-23 Wrestling 23 Intra- murals 4. Thomas John janoch 2986 E. 57 St. Ineligible Wrestling 1-2-3-43 Honor Roll 1-23 Intramurals 1-2- 3-43 Football 13 Track 1-23 Hall Guard 1-2. Joseph Carl Jaskulski 10608 Grace Ave. Muscles Honor Roll 2-43 Golf 2-43 Wrestling 2-33 Hall Guard 23 Football lg Intramurals 3-4. Thomas Charles Jennings 4163 E. 116 St. Nibbles Honor Society 2-3-43 Ben- net 1-2-3-43 Aztecs 43 Intra- murals 3-43 Hall Guard 2. Robert Frank Jernejcic 6320 Arton St, aB. JR, Football 1-23 Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Whirlo Club 1-2, John Stephen Josza 9910 Rosehill Ave. njackn Honor Rqll 1-23 Chemistry Club 33 Hall Guard 23 Whirlo Club 13 Intramurals 3-4. John Stephen J uhas 2523 Scranton Rd. Horse Baseball 13 Football 13 West Side Bengals 3-43 Student Senate 3-43 Intramurals 3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Chess Club 43 Hall Guard 2. Richard john Kalich 5109 Thornbury Blvd. Dick Aero Club 43 Spanish Club 33 Football 13 Intramurals 3-43 Bowling 4. Joseph Brian Kalina 13108 Grannis Rd. Jasper Intramurals 3-43 Spades 23 Dominoes 43 Honor Roll 2' Debaters 13 Chemistry Club 33 Aero Club 4. Stephen James Kall 3893 E. 42 St. Steve Knight: of the Altar3 Intra- murals 3-43 Baseball 43 West Side Bengals 43 Year- book 43 Honor Roll 1-23 Aero Club 4, Donald john Kasarcik 3590 E. 114 St. Sidney Incas 43 Intramurals 3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2. Joseph William Katoch 9611 McCracken Blvd. Bill Football Manager 13 Aero Club 43 Whirlo Club 23 In- tramurals 2. Edward james Kellermann 10312 Parkview Ave. Eager Ed Intramurals 3-43 Aztecs 4: Chemistry Club 33 Band Manager 2-33 Hall Guard 1-2. Kenneth john Kickel 16910 Lotus Dr, uxenn Football 1-2-33 Intramurals 2-33 Track 13 Aero Club3 Spanish Club 3. Joseph Andrew Kline 3101 Trowbridge Ave. ..-Ice.. Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Senior Executive Committee3 Na- tional Honor Society 3-43 Secretary Student Senate 43 Band 1-2-3-Secretary 43 Math Club 43 Vice-Presi- dent, Incas 3-43 Yearbook, Associate Editor 4. Theodore Michael Klupinski 4250 E. 131 St. T. K. Bowling 3-43 Intramurals 2-3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Crusaders 33 Incas 43 Math Club 43 National Honor So- ciety 3-4 Bennet l-2-3, Francis Albert Kocab 12704 Dove Avenue Fritz Dominoes 3-43 Spades 23 Aero Club 43 Intramurals 43 Chemistry Club 33 junior Executive Committee. Michael Mirko Kocet 1221 E. 71 St. Crow Varsity Bowling 3-43 Intra- murals 1-2-3-43 Spanish Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Whirlo Club 2. James Allred Kohl 1317 Dorsh Rd. uhm.. Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Nation- al Honor Society 3-43 Hall Guards 1-23 Library Stab' 1-2-33 Student Senate 43 Incas, Secretary 43 Senior Executive Committee3 Year- book, Associate Editor 4. Robert Andrew Kolenic 11618 Lenacrave Ave, ..Bob.. Football 1-23 Basketball 1-23 Golf 2-3-43 Student Senate 43 Honor Roll 1-3-43 National Honor Society 3-43 Class Officer, Vice-President 2-3-43 Yearbook, Art Direc- tor 4. Richard John Kolk 1085 E. 141 St. Dick Band 1-2-3-43 Aztecs 43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Nation- al Honor Society 3-43 Intra- murals 3-43 Junior Execu- tive Committee3 Math Club 4. Francis Joseph Kollarits 2773 E. 125 St. Frank Hall Guard 23 Aztecs 43 Chemistry Club 3, Thomas Ronald Kosack 1183 Addison Road nxme.. Student Senate 13 Home- room Representative 15 Var- sity Bowling 45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Spanish Club 3. John Victor Kost 4605 Bridge Ave. Mr. Bones Intramurals 3-45 Dramatics 35 Chess Club 4. John Stephen Kostyo 2657 E. 124 St. Scoop Bennet Staff 1-2-3-45 Year- book 45 Honor Roll 1-3-45 Intramurals 3-45 Student Senate 15 Homeroom Rep- resentative 1. Raymond Joseph Koterba 4473 Douse Ave. angie.. Dominoes 45 Bennet 1-2-3-45 Yearbook, Sports Editor 45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Knights of Altar 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-35 Junior Executive Committee5 Senior Execu- tive Committee. John Frank Kovach 2797 E. 120 St. Little John Yearbook 45 Library Staff 45 Dominoes 45 Honor Roll 3-45 Chemistry Club 3. James Edward Krejsa 3617 East 135 St. ...hmm Football 15 Intramurals 3-45 Incas, President 3-45 Na- tional Honor Society 3-45 Yearbook 45 Math Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Execu- tive Committee 3-4. Robert Anthony Kroptli 3904 East 140 St. Pope Band 1-2-3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Intramurals 3-4: Chemistry Club 35 Incas 3-45 Math Club 45 Year- book 45 National Honor So- ciety 3. Stephen Albert Krsacok 9711 Sophia Ave. Weasel Hall Guard 25 Whirlo Club 25 Intramurals 3-4. Norbert Paul Kuchar 5221 Brow Ave. ' Knobby Intramurals 45 Knights of the Altar 3-45 Aztecs 45 El- dorados 35 Senior Executive Committee 45 Aero Club 4. Raymond Kudukis 1343 East 92 St. Killer Chemistry Club 35 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 2-3-45 Math Club 45 Intramurals 3-4. Stephen Paul Kundzala 2656 East 128 St. Speedy 'Nest Side Bengals 35 Aztecs 45 Honor Roll 1-3-45 Hall Guard 25 Intramurals 2-3-4. George Andrew Kuretz 9914 Stoughton Ave. Mertz Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-25 Track 1-2-3-45 Basket- ball 1-25 Intramurals 3-45 Varsity Club 45 Class Oiii. cer 2-3-45 Senior Executive Committee. Robert A. Kwiatkowski 6827 Indiana Ave. ..Kw5,, Baseball 45 Basketball 1-25 Honor Roll 2-3-45 Hall Guard 2-35 Intramurals 3-4. Anthony Lauro 2790 Richman Rd. ..-I-onyn Honor Roll 35 Intramurals 3-45 Whirlo Club 2. Robert S. Lembo 1852 Lakeview Rd. .Bohn Band 1-2-3-45, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Junior Executive Commit- tee5 Aztecs 45 National Hon- or Society 3-4. Noel Joseph Liederbach 1503 Parkhill Rd. Little Batch Football 35 Golf 3-45 Intra- murals 3-45 Aztecs 45 Chem- istry Club 35 Hall Guard 3' Varsity Club 4. Richard Liptak 5707 Chestnut Rd. .ruppyn Aztecs 45 Honor Roll 1-2- 3-45 Football 35 Chemistry Club 35 Intramurals 3-45 Junior Executive Commit- tee. John Thomas Macek 1913 Tampa Ave. HACCH Aztecs 45 Hall Guard 15 Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 3-45 Eldorado 35 Spanish Club 35 West Side Beng- als 3. John Nicholas Mader 9600 Manor Ave. Spider Honor Roll 1-2-35 Hall Guard 25 Spanish Club 3. Joseph Charles Manak 18513 Maple Heights Blvd. Choo-Choo Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-45 Library Stal? 3-45 Student Senate 45 Honor Roll 35 National Honor Society 35 Spanish Club 3. August Theodore Mancuso 17003 Talford Rd. Augie Intramurals 3-45 Hall Guard 25 Whirlo Club 1. James Vincent Mancuso 2535 East 22 St. King Sullivan Student Senate 15 Intra- murals 3-45 Aero Club 4. Anthony Rosario Maniglia 11103 Woodland Ave. Italian One Intramurals 3-45 Football 15 Library 15 Hall Guard 2. Rocco D. Marcoguiseppe 6054 Westminster Dr. Little Willie Rock Wrestling 25 Intramurals 2-3-45 Track 25 Aero Club 4. John George Marjenin 2052 West 11 St. l.Marjn Football 1-25 National Hon- or Society 3-45 Incas 4: Senior Executive Commit- tee5 Intramurals 3-45 Stu- dent Senate 45 Yearbook, Director of Arrangements 45 West Side Bengals 3-4. Raymond Martin 17762 McCracken Rd. ..Ray,, Football 1-2-35 Intramurals 3-45 Aztecs 3-45 Honor Roll 1-2. Nunzio Anthony Martino 13605 Benwood Ave. Nino Dominoes 1-2-3-45 Chemis- try Club 35 Intramurals 3-45 Aero Club 45 Junior Execu- tive Committee. William Martoccia 3048 East 116 St. Rock Football 15 Track 15 Aztecs 45 Intramurals 3-45 Honor Roll 35 Whirlo Club 1-2. John Marusek 10210 Aetna Rd. Uncle John Basketball 1-25 Honor Roll 3-45 West Side Bengals 35 Intramurals 3-45 Chemistry Club 35 Whirlo Club 1. Frank Fred Mausser 12402 Woodland Ave, Mouse 7 E Aztecs 45 West Side Bengals 3: National Honor Society 3-45 Intramurals 3-45 Spades 25 Honor Roll 2-3-4. Michael Mayher 11711 Soika Ave. Mazu Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-35 Tennis 2-3-45 Varsity Club Oliicer 45 Senior Ex- ecutive Committee5 Intra- murals 3-45 Track 1-2. Patrick McDonald 1420 East 49 St. .rl-5-at,- Intramurals 2-3-45 Hall Guard 2-35 Honor Roll 15 Spades 2. Eugene Anthony McKale 18519 Cherokee Ave. ..Mac,, Math Club 45 Baseball 15 Intramurals 3-45 Yearbook Business Mgr, 45 Incas 45 Hall Guard 1-2-35 Senior Executive Committee5 Na- tional Honor Society 3-4. James Robert Medve 11314 Matilda Ave. Meatball Baseball 15 Aztecs 45 Intra- murals 45 Honor Roll 35 West Side Bengals 35 Whirlo Club 1. Robert Howard Meier 3643 East 133 St. Schultzy Incas 45 West Side Bengals 3-45 Knights of the Altar 1-2-3-45 Photo Club 3-45 Yearbook Staff 4. Louis Nicholas Mele 1491 Genessee .moul- Intramurals 3-45 Hall Guard 35 Aero Club 4. Ronald Joseph Mraz 3533 East 138 St. UROHH Honor Roll 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Aztecs 45 Whirlo Club 1, David Mroczynski 14318 Turney Rd. Mroch Knights of the Altar 25 Na- tional Honor Society 35 In. tramurals 2-35 Aztecs 45 Honor Roll 1-2-3. John Justin Murphy 18205 Miles Ave. Murphy Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Chem- istry Club 35 Hall Guard 2. Joseph Muzic 3540 East 103 St. Little Joe Intramurals 35 Aero Club 45 Chemistry Club 35 Junior Executive Committee. Lawrence Naymik 12009 Soika Ave. Nemo Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball 15 Track 2-35 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 National Honor So- ciety 3-45 Varsity Club 45 Intramurals 2-3-4. James Joseph Nemeth 10111 Cumberland Ave. Poncho Aero Club 45 Aztecs 45 In- tramurals 2-3-45 Hall Guard 3-4. Nicholas Nero 2174 Steams Ave. Nicaraqua Intramurals 3-45 Football 1-35 Aero Club 45 Spanish Club 3. Raymond John Nicolli 16100 Throckley St. .Raya Honor Roll 2-3-45 Intra- murals 35 Dominoes 25 Aero Club 4. John Thomas Nowak 6615 I-Ioppensack St. ...hckn Spades 25 Intramurals 3-45 Aztecs 45 Chemistry Club 35 West Side Bengals 35 Honor Roll 3. Patrick Joseph O'Connor 9525 Mt. Aubum Ave. Mack Bowling 45 Aztecs 45 Intra- murals 3-45 Hall Guard 35 Honor Roll 4. Robert Andrew Onuska 12105 Sunset Dr. Nose West Side Bengals 45 Honor Roll 1-25 Chemistry Club 3. Nicholas Paul Orack 9505 Mt. Aubum Ave. Nick Dominoes 1-2-3-45 Whirlo Club 2-35 Junior Executive Committee5 Senior Execu- tive Committee5 Photo Club 2-3. Joseph Richard Owezarek 3085 East 65 St. 0vchie West Side Bengals 3-45 Chemistry Club 35 Intra- murals 3-45 Yearbook 45 Chess Club 4. Thomas John Pacl 3525 West 54 St. Frenchie Baseball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-35 Football 1-2-35 Senior Class 0Hicer5 Varsity Club, President 45 Student Senate, President 45 Honor Roll 3-45 Track 1-2-3. Raymond Frank Pallone 3534 East 149 St. .Rays Club Atistocrats 25 Honor Roll 3-45 Aero Club 45 In- tramurals 3-45 Hall Guard 3. James Stephen Popp 2582 West 7 St. Mimmy and Puppy Aero Club 45 National Hon- or Society 3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Hall Guard 2. Lawrence Joseph Pasela 3879 West 19 St. A.A. Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Aztecs 45 Intramurals 3-45 National Honor Society 45 Chemistry Club 35 West Side Bengals 2. Ronald Joseph Pelger 11108 Notre Dame Ave. Duke Track 25 Honor Roll 2-3-45 Intramurals 3: Hall Guard 1. William Marvin Perkins 9214 Quincy Ave. Perk Band 1-2-3-45 Football 15 Intramurals 3-45 Hall Guard 25 Band Officer, Sgt.-at- Arms 4. Joseph Anthony Perko 10410 Way Ave. Bomber Football 25 West Side Beng- als 35 Hall Guard 2-35 Intra- murals 3-45 Aztecs 45 Jun- ior Executive Committee5 Chemistry Club 3. David Neal Petrasek 12901 Lenaerave Ave. Spider Aero Club 45 Dominoes 2-3-45 Chemistry Club 35 Intramurals 3-45 Junior Ex- ecutive Committee. Robert Louis Petrus 10918 Greenwich Ave. Pete National Honor Society 3-45 Honor Roll 1-2-3-45 Library 2-35 Knights of the Altar 15 Chemistry Club 35 Aztecs 45 Spades 2. George Jerome Pezak 12020 East Blvd. llpells Football 1-25 Track 1-25 Aero Club 45 Honor Roll 1-4. Richard Frank Pietrzak 3731 Washington Park Blvd. Rich Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Nation- al Honor Society 43 Intra- murals 2-33 Chess Club 43 Chemistry Club 33 Math Club 43 Spades 2. Kenneth Theodore Pitzer 11821 Buckingham Ave. npiu.. Aztecs 43 Chemistry Club 33 Intramurals 2-4. Albert Donald Pivonka 8803 South Highland Pevo Intramurals 1-2-33 Whirlo Club 13 Aztecs 43 Aero Club 43 Chemistry Club 3. Richard Joseph Pizem 17610 Grovewood Ave. Dick Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Chem- istry Club 3. David Franklin Ponyik 4117 Wilmington Rd. Matzoa Bennet 1-2-3-43 Library 1-2-33 National Honor So- ciety 3-43 Incas 43 Execu- tive Committee 3-43 Intra- murals 33 Yearbook 43 Hon- or Roll I-2-3-4. Salvatore J. Portaro 10215 Rosehill Ave. usd., Track 1-23 Intramurals 2-3- 43 Debate 13 Hall Guard 33 Chemistry Club 33 Aztecs 4. Gerald Louis Prochaska 14517 Granger Rd. njeny.. Library 43 Chemistry Club 33 Dominoes 43 Spades 2. James Eugene Pruchnicki 9418 Dorothy Ave. Pouch Intramurals 43 Aero Club 43 Club 15 43 Hall Guard 3. Kenneth Eugene Pruzinski 14905 Judson Dr. ..Kcn.. Band 1-2-33 Hall Guard 23 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 2-3-43 Spades 23 Intra- murals 4. Andrew August Pusateri 16215 Judson Dr. Lightning Football l-2-3-43 Hall Guard 33 Aero Club 43 Wrestling 1-2-3, Captain 43 Intramurals 1-3-43 Track 13 Varsity Club 4. Paul Joseph Pusateri 17420 Lotus Dr. Panama Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Spanish Club 33 Hall Guard 1-3. Henry Aloysius Putre 5230 Erwin St. Hank National Honor Society 3-4: Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Knights of the Altar 2-3-43 Photo Club 2-33 Chemistry Club 33 Dominoes 43 Math Club 4. James Edward Raynack 10002 Parkview Ave. ..-nm., Hall Guard 33 Honor Roll 4. John Michael Raynack 10002 Parkview Ave. Tombstone Hall Guard 23 Honor Roll 3. Arthur Edward Reginelli 4067 East 123 St. ..Regzie.. Intramurals 2-3-43 Hall Guard 33 Chemistry Club 33 Crusaders 33 Executive Committee 3-43 Student Senate 33 Yearbook 4, John Patrick Ring 962 Roanoke Irish Aztecs 43 Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 3. Francis Stanley Roberts 9213 Marshall Ave. ..F-nnk.. Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Honor Roll 3-43 National Honor Society 4. Richard Myron Robey 6920 Worley Ave. Robe Dominoes 43 Band 1-2-3-43 Knights of the Altar 3-43 Intramurals 3-43 Senior Ex- ecutive Committee3 Chemis- try Club 33 Whirlo Club 13 Debate 3. Nicholas Bruno Romito 5240 East 115 St. ..Dago., Band 13 Library 1-23 Dom- inoes 43 Chemistxy Club 33 Intramurals 43 Yearbook 43 Math Club 4. Ronald Martin Rozewski 2666 East 35 PI. Ron the Cat Library 23 West Side Beng- als 3-43 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2-33 Debate 2. Ronald Richard Rucinski 5049 Claremont Blvd. Polack Hall Guard 33 Aero Club 43 Intramurals 4. Vladimir Salamon 2887 East 112 St. King Salamon Chess Club 3-4: Chemistry Club 33 Intramurals 2-33 Math Club 43 Hall Guard 23 Incas 43 Honor Roll 3-4. Frank David Sandor 10217 Benham Ave. .md-ty.. Band 1-2-3-43 Aztecs 43 In- tramurals 2-3-4. Vincent Anthony Santangelo 16200 Biltmore Ave. Sant Aero Club 43 Intramurals 1-2-3-43 Dominoes 1. Robert Stephen Sedlak 1449 East 53 St. .Bohn Hall Guard 2-33 Intramurals 3-43 Honor Roll 13 Spanish Club 3. Joseph Sfiligoj 1157 Norwood Rd. Sandwitch Chemistry Club 33 Intra- murals 2-3. George William Shantery 2707 Central No. 392 Shando Football 13 Intramurals 3-4, John Andrew Shovary 3655 Strathavon Rd. Shov Yearbook, Co-Editor 43 Ben- net 1-2-3-43 Executive Com- mittee 3-43 Student Senate 43 National Honor Society 43 Aztecs 43 Intramurals 3-4. Richard Chester Siepka 7422 Star Ave. nshep., Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Intra- murals 3-43 Hall Guard 33 Spanish Club 3. Stephen Joseph Simcak 1158 East 77 St. Steve Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 33 Intramurals 3-43 Spanish Club 3. Thomas Andrew Smola 12909 Benwood Ave. ..-1-om., Hall Guard 23 Hobby Club 23 Crusaders 33 Chemistry Club 33 Intramurals 3-43 West Side Bengals 4. Ronald Francis Solinski 5250 East 105 St. Polski Football 1-2-33 Track 13 Hall Guard 2-33 Intramurals 3-43 Junior Executive Com- mittee3 Chemistry Club 33 Aztecs 4. Lawrence William Stanek 3931 East 121 St. Larry Wrestling 1-2-33 Intramurals 1-43 Honor Roll 3-43 Aero Club 43 Varsity Club 4. Dennis Andrew Stoffko 9411 Way Ave. Stosh West Side Bengals 33 Aztecs 43 Library 2-33 Honor Roll 3-43 Intramurals 3-4. Gerald Joseph Stroski 6852 Ottawa Rd. ..-terry.. Hall Guard 23 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 National Honor So- ciety 33 Intramurals 3-4. Jerome Andrew Stross 9303 Park Heights Ave. --Jerry- Honor Roll 2-3-43 Intra- murals 3-43 Aztecs 43 Whirlo Club 1. Bernard Gregory Suran 12812 Corlett Ave. Pres Class President 2-3-43 Foot- ball 1-23 Basketball 1-2-33 National Honor Society 3-43 Student Senate l-2-3-43 Ex- ecutive Committee 2-3-43 Intramurals 3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. David Paul Sylvia 3402 West 46 St. Dave Hall Guard 33 West Side Bengals 33 Intramurals 3-4: Honor Roll 3. Edward Robert Szeman 12401 Forest Ave. Woody Band, President-Drum Maj- or, 1-2-3-43 Yearbook Sports Editor: Bennet 1-23 Abbey Players 43 Student Senate 43 Executive Committee 3-43 Aztecs 43 Intramurals 3-4. Ronald Joseph Szweda 10408 Edgepark Dr. Crazy Legs National Honor Society 3-43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Senior Executive Committee3 Year- book 43 Track 1-23 Incas 43 Wrestling 23 Intramurals 2-3-4. James Michael Timko 6201 Edna Ave. --Jima Intramurals 3-43 Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 3. Michael Joseph Timko 8921 Marshall Ave. Mike Honor Roll 3-43 Band 13 Hall Guard Michael Robert Torchia 10410 Prince Ave. Torchy Basketball 1-23 Hall Guard 1-2-33 Aztecs 43 Homeroom Representative 23 Executive Committee 3-43 Intramurals 3-43 Chemistry Club 3. John Toregrase 11313 Melba Ave. .--3-orgy., Aztecs 43 Intramurals 2-3-43 West Side Bengals 33 Chem- istry Club 33 Track 23 Hall Guard 3. Terrence Nicholas Troyan 17411 Walden Ave. T.N.T. Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 2-33 Intramurals 3-43 Foot- ball 13 Homeroom Repre- sentative 3. Robert John Turoczy 12005 Grilling Ave. Roach Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Nation- al Honor Society 3-43 Az- tecs 43 Intramurals 3-4. Ronald George Twaro 10209 Hilgert Dr. El Toro Library 2-33 Knights of the Altar 13 Dominoes 43 Chem- istry Club 33 Yearbook 43 Honor Roll 2-33 Intra- murals 3-4. Robert John Tyukodi 15309 Steinway Blvd. Coyote Football 1-23 Track 1-23 Az- tecs 43 Honor Roll 1-2-3-43 Intramurals 3-4. William Charles Uhler 3544 East IIB St. Will Aztecs 43 Intramurals 43 Honor Roll 3. George Charles Velbeck 12943 Shadyway Rd. George Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 2. Emil James Vincik 9408 Manor Ave. izjimri West Side Bengals 33 Dom- inoes 43 Yearbook 43 Execu- tive Committee 2. Terrence Joseph Wendt 11729 Browning Ave. ..-I-ex.. Aztecs 43 West Side Bengals 33 Aero Club 43 Hall Guard 33 Intramurals 33 Chemistry Club 33 Executive Commit- tee 3. Jason Joseph Werner 4301 East 114 St. Wiener Chemistry Club 33 Chess Club 43 Library Staff 3-4. Kenneth William White 442 Bayridge Blvd. Whitey Intramurals 33 Aero Club 43 Chemistry Club 33 Whirlo Club 2. John Raymond Wiancek 1813 Oakhill Ave., Youngs- town Wine Intramurals 3-43 Hall Guard 23 Band 1-3-43 Don Bosco Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Raymond Matthew Wiencek 2780 West 14 St. ..Hoody.. Intramurals 3-43 West Side Bengals 33 Aztecs 43 Chem- istry Club 3: Band 1. Eric Amold Williams 4801 Quincy Ave. Wee Willie Intramurals 3-43 Spanish Club 33 Hall Guard 1-2. John Francis Winter 3559 East 80 St. Jack T. Aero Club 43 Football 1-23 Hall Guard 1-2-33 Library 43 Intramurals 3. Allan James Wrans 3722 East 57 St. Ramar National Honor Society 3-43 Debate 1-2-3-43 Dramatics 2-43 Chess Club 1-2-3-43 Student Senate 3-43 Incas 43 Dominoes 23 Student Senate 1. David Allan Yates 1407 East 52 St. Dave Hall Guard 33 Aero Club 4. James Andrew Yelenowsky 3390 East 135 St. Hjaboll Football 1-33 Track 13 Wrestling 33 Basketball 13 Intramurals 1-3-4. Theodore Frank Zielinski 2949 East 65 St. --Radu Football 1-2-33 Track 13 Intramurals 3-4. Frank Andrew Zippay 12606 Soika Ave. nzipn Aztecs 43 Yearbook 43 Intra- murals 2-3-43 Bennet 1-2- 3-43 Aero Club 4. 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