Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

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Excellence demands use of time, good teaching, solid curriculum. student grouping, advancement on maturity and achievement plus more and better use of books and technology. a . - - a,....-, '1 ,xt-, 1' ,Q--fb .5 -lf-1,.--.f,5:f'1ru-.., 4--or 1.-K V - 4 at 1 ' 'Srl-r'.--lg A A ' A qc, +53 4 3 4. ul .iw-.. f 'g..v17'wn5,if .. 1-'ww fe' i gn. 414 -x. . 'Tt.Ffa'f -142,-aa, 1 1, ., l cv. ,V, 1!'1 affix l 4 1 ef mam Q 1 X, 1 171 A, ,,A, 1 1 1. 1 1 1 ,, 1, 1 1, ENEDICTINE HAS ITS EDUCATIONAL GOALS IN THE PREPARATION OF ITS STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE IN THIS MORTAL LIFE HERE ON EARTH AND FOR THE FUTURE OF ETERNAL LIFE .1ly!:,,::.'Ah :ij ,.7k6w3j.1!,?,,5.,,?i.,s,w X . , M 4 L M K f ,-ggx Q., ,X 43. .- plan Sim L ' ' 5- W iy:..i7.'1 ' f ., . Q .- 5 A .3 ,, ew. 7-5, fir fifg gi sf, ,J . w,,. A 49 ff ffsgff' .J 51: f Idgx. ilu, x y. ' Q ,.fyfif1:, A ff? 1197? A an !1 L: wir W? ' ,' ' ' ks L4 H - ! xv'-mf, 1 . . 5 ' Y - , s, A A 123 .f qiffi. 2 m ,f . iFf.!' Agni, ' I V V 411 X f ' .H ' . 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He is fulfilling 31 consecutive scholastic years. Father Andrew began teaching at Benedic- tine in September 1931. Ordained Feb. 20, 1937, he earned his master's degree at Western Reserve university and served as principal from September 1937 to June 1941. It is a privilege to dedicate this yearbook to Father Andrew as a commemoration of his silver sacerdotal anniversary. Within the eight - county Cleveland diocese are 818,- 740 Catholics. The number of students in the diocesan grade schools total ll2,79Z: high schools, 22,446. and colleges, 6,07l. i strategists THE MOST REVEREND EDWARD F. HOBAN, S.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Cleveland draw blueprint for intellectual excellence . . . The Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban is recog- nized as the architect for the greatest period of expan- sion the diocese of Cleveland has ever known. The archbishop's projects include 14 high schools and 53 grade schools. A defender of the rights of God-centered educa- tion, His Excellency seeks the full physical, mental and spiritual formation of youth that they may follow God in service to I-lim. their country and their fellow human being. ffl: 1 THE MOST REVEREND JOHN F. WHEALON, S.T.L,, S.S.L., D.D. Auxiliary ,Bishop of Cleveland Cathedral of Saint John the Evangelist fins' I be true to the design in which God created us Benedictine's president, the Right Reverend Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B., marked the l96l-62 scholastic year as the year of the school's 8700,000-remodeling-expansion program. The project in- cludes renovating the school's present gym into a first floor cafeteria and second Hoor study hall-auditorium, constructing a new gym, creating guidance department quarters, expanding library facilities and building additional classrooms. 1, np c ' ' '12 if 3 al ' ff i Q J' rfftf. -X21 teacher must be a fully-educated person . 'ks--...-v REV. ROBERT WILKES, O.S.B. Principal REV. JAMES FORGAC, O.S.B. Treasurer 4-.-. x'U'a REV. EDWARD YATSKO, O.S.B. Assistant Principal-Disciplinarian BROTHER BEDE PACE. O.S.B. Registrar Psi' L,-Q, vw-J O -w....,,,. VERY REV. PRIOR JEROME KOVAL. O.S.B. Chaplain REV. PLACID PIENTEK, O.S.B. Development Program Director l far' 'irffgfi' 'is ,750-'XR REV. DAMIAN BALOGA, O.S.B, French, Latin MR. DENNIS OORRIGAN Physical education V REV. DONALD BAYDIK, O.S.B. English REV. JAMES FORGAC , O.S.B. Moral guidance MR. JOSEPH BOKAR World and American history MR. VINCENT FRANCIOLI American, Modem history, Economics M95 A if MR. AUGUST BOSSU English REV, METHOD GRANCHIE, O.S.B. Advanced and Elementary algebra f 1 f... dl director of learning gui 1-rm ,,, I 'V Kr 1 X., I L vf 13 -1' . ff :Ziff Vkkuh , MR. JOHN GRILLO MR. F. WILLIAM GURA General business, Account- ing, Civics, Business law, Bookkeeping English ' K! S ,x ,. '-..,,r 0 9 O REV. BASIL HRIN, O.S.B. Chemistry, Moral guidance I , U .I 2. m f? ' f - ' - ' -i ,- . . Y ., wil f rx ,gif ff 3, 'f' '- .zy ffaiw . 1' 'Ewa L. , I . ' 1 y 4 9 13 ig Wiz '1'1fJ- 'l il 5 f'lI sg?J l4l ,- mfg' 'Sv REV. FLORIAN HUDAC O.S.B. German, Latin, Moral guidance A15 REV. AL'OYSIUS JENCO, VERY REV. JEROME MR. EDWARD MR. FRANK MACUGA O.S.B. KOVAL, O.S.B. KUBANCIK Geometry, Algebra English, Moral guidance Moral guidance English, Civics REV. ANTHONY MARKO, REV. MAURUS REV. WILLIAM MATYAS, BROTHER ALFRED O.S.B. MARUSKIN, O.S.B. O.S.B. NASTICKY, O.S.B. Chemistry, Moral guidance Sociology, Moral guidance Trigonometry, Geometry, Typing A A ,pa-1. Advanced mathematics ...af- fi 'Qs-5 transmitter or mediator of the culture ff N, in 135' -f-nv' tr:-V, is Ks-' I swf' REV. CYRIL NOVOTNY, REV. GREGORY MR. JOHN PETRUS REV. ANDREW PIER, O.S.B. ORAVEC, O.S.B. Advanced and Elementary O.S.B. Physics, Geometry, English, Moral guidance algebra English, World history Moral guidance Moral guidance, Slovak 'X . i L v iq...-A REV. TH'OMAS PODOBNIK. O.S.B. American history, Engineer- ing drawing, Social geog- raphy, Moral guidance REV. LAWRENCE SEVCIK, O.S.B. Algebra, Latin, Moral guidance ,yfx in-A MR. CHARLES A1R. JOSEPH RUFUS REV. MARIAN SABO REYNOLDS American history, General O.S.B. Biology, General science, science Lllflfl Physical education REV. BERNARD SLIMAK , O.S.B. English, Moral guidance MR. KARL STRMEN French, Latin, Russian MR. ALEX TOTH Spanish, Latin 455' ',?'vs'.- it ry 3 t . Mr g is In maintaining an eiicient principal's office. Father Rob- ert, O.S.B. fleftj , is ably assisted by Brother Bede. 'O.S.B. Ccenterl, and Father Edward. O.S.B. VERY REV. DAVID VIZSOLYI, O.S.B. Latin, Moral guidance REV. AUGUSTINE YURKO, O.S.B. English, Moral guidance X a X , 1 S I ' :sf .4 S 1 Wiifis whigixi 5 REV. LUKE YAEGER, O.S.B. Librarian MR. RAYMOND ZAMISKA Band director i I ,Q fp-if 51 , Wsrffv' ,1r,,. , , -sf .. - . f.2-.azftsg .2 s to 1 -k Y 1., 1: 2 Iii? , ,T : af 'fe' es x iw Miss Leonardu Culek, school nurse, shoulders the respon- sibility of promoting an adequate health program at Benedictine. 5 -,,. 5 rdf , REV. EDWARD YATSKO, O.S.B. Engineering drawing MR. EDMUND YEMEC Senior science, General science REV. RAPHAEL ZBIN, O.S.B. Biology, Moral guidance REV. CLEMENT ZELEZNIK, O.S.B. Physics, Geometry 'S if -eww' W. K 9- f 1 M it it fi 1. I nf '1 ,r ,W ',,- R if ff, ly E .i fitgg I ilk., 'X 1 I6,6'lflL'dfL'fil'l6' merits 3 new alumni-priests REV. RONALD J. MAHNKE. O.S.B. In May three Benedictine graduates will be or- dained priests. The deacons and the year they were graduated are Reverend James F. Flood, 1953: Rever- end Ronald J. Mahnke, O.S.B., 1953, and Reverend James H. McHugh, 1954. Both Reverends Flood and Mahnke will receive the sacrament of holy orders at 9 a.m. May 19 in Saint John cathedral. Reverend Flood will be ordained for the diocese of Cleveland, whereas Reverend Mahnke is a monk of the order of Saint Benedict and member of Saint Andrew abbey. The abbey, located on Benedic- tine's 18-acre campus, administers and staffs the school. Reverend McHugh is scheduled to be elevated to the priesthood at 10 a.m. May 31 in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Burlington, North Carolina. He will be ordained for the diocese of Raleigh. Reverend Flood will offer his Hrst solemn high Mass at 10:30 a.m. May 20 in Saint Jerome church: Reverend Mahnke, at 12 noon May 20 in Saint John Nepomucene church, and Reverend McHugh, at 12 noon June 3 in Saint Philomena church, Cleveland. REVEREND JAMES H. MCHUGH REVEREND JAMES F. FLOOD I I, I V' 1 I-I 1-AI, TI f -5 IT, - I I II I -I II- I I II ' I ,AIM-I - 'III' xx II I-I, INDIVIDUAL IS ONE WHO CAN CHOOSE BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL . TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD - THE WORTHWHILE AND THE TRIVIAL. THESE ARE OUR AIMS, OUR GOALS, FOR THIS IS THE MEANING OF EXCELLENCE. V W .W ,,+,...,.?...lA, ,, , ,,,,.,, If 'I J. III I ...II I III IPI I I I I ,I I I I I II II I I ' II II III II I I II IIIIIII I I II I II I II I QI LIN, IIJ L.!' I IIGJJI if IJ LI L... i L if 2 , 2 2 lla' L 1 ,.....,, l E Benedictine's senior class of 1961-62 elected as its officers Robert Shearer Cseated, leftj president. and Jeffery Becker, vice-president: fstanding, left to rightj Salvatore Forlani, sergeant-at-arms: Robert Duray, treasurer, and Lawrence Hardon, secretarv. Executive committee members include Neal Mahall, Peter Karaba, Donald Dura, Thomas Piazza. David Mack, Richard DeFiore and James Paradise. REV. WILLIAM MATYAS, O.S.B. Guidance department supervisor, Test- ing director, Senior class counselor. Benedictine demonstrates excellence 4 x in education by giving each of its . . . JAMES G. ADAIR WILLIAM J. ANTEL MICHAEL J. ANTONELLI JOHN R. ARCHIACKI ROBERT J. ARMOUR VAIDOTAS A. AUGIS GERALD P. BABBITS WARREN D. BALAZS MICHAEL A. BANAS Q . xiwif A 'Q T. vii '?f'H A-4 wi' I 'N - L a Wa wixwgs my N f Lg-f5lf'-W . ' Q .:k,. it I V ,, ,4.,. fm, f 45 Wd, . ,L am, Q -, .- . f., , . H ,-., W A fx .e ia ,--:5a25 ?f.13K in i .L 3gQi9:?f :-V' ' J . NEAL R. BECHANT ROBERT F. BECKA JEFFERY L. BECKER V , Aw ,gl M J 'VV .'f.. , We . Yi , if in i? ff! K L ij., ,i . may K , NEAL E. BEHM JULIAN J. BEKESZ KENNETH J. BIENIEK JOSEPH T. BILEK JAMES R. BONA RONALD L. BORUSZKOWSKI graduates an academic training Q e lk Vr QS. 1 . f fi' Q 555' 'Q S f if K ,. li'-.. 1'- WM' AT Ex 'S sk Wa in A :SN M 1 f Ye, 1 i jx 8, I B f 'XF E 5 i ff rf Ax i! . wi x JAMES W. BOYER ANDREW A. CLANIGLIA JOSEPH E. CESA ROBERT L. CHASAR THOMAS J. CUCHAL W. T 'v'l' PETER J. CORDIAK HAROLD DAVIS I, , . 5 ' Q ' .if Wi .. 1 il A .1 in A ia. , -' is . . '1 1' , A , ' ,- .-'f yaw A ' g A I , I , i ,T -T'-1-Vi'51Sis5 1szQ 1 1' r ' w f .Q i1fVf'?'fg 'w 2 4 ' f w X- if ,f fwfr? .Qs 1. . l ' A 'I A- ,iff 51-fu 1 'Y ,1 'Q :H-fr f 9 1: 5, -I -Wi'--F27ew'3 , 5 :ff 1 I f 1 .-f':1'4g,,-f'rw -- -Q','-Hay f - , gy to the limit of his capacities . . . .yi 'iz g g iiii g i'E ii X Eiii GERALD R. CRAINE TH'OMAS P. DAY . . . concentrating on the development 41: RICHHARD R. DeFIORE ARTHUR G. DEMPSEY VICTOR F. DeFIOR JOHN J. DeROSE E JOSEPH S. DEMKO RONALD F. DeR'OSE JOHN A. DONICH DENNIS A. DRAYE THOMAS M DREILING of his intellectual powers . . . .-,. M.. fl, x , ks NWO . ff 3 fl . Q i - M 1 b is. .nf ,, , 334 5 1 ' Q 1 'lf . .Sl f U A . , ' A .1 Q- f .gf if 1 me JS' : . A Y K i-,J,,.,.v 7' I '- ' .1 'N' , . ' , . ...,-:-5... I 3...TVwq v K . Sl QW, 5 ' . A ,ff . fl fy. .. . . 6' A ,Q lx El . Q, J , kfffifiai' ' f A j ll' Q ff f f 4 , fi 5 ff ' J Y . If Q' W wx, K , ll I fl ' 5 'M f. F . fl . l -3 f .V . FRED O. DRESSLER ROBER JAMES P. EGGETT VI 'QF' T A. DURAY CTOR M. EVCIC 'aww 2 i d. EUGENE M. DUPLAGA LAWRENCE J. DURICA . f A K I mv' GREGORY G. FABIAN -A Q .41 Q -Q my S - Wig A ,. ,gs K- Q X. . if , 2 3 , . xi Q is J 'R . N . Q 338' .wif N .3j:kx'?' 7 Ili il v . .-F' ' ' 55... A A -rw A ' fm--r .iw 'Q we .1 ff We A . ., A A cf W- .L , -X .-.. ,..f. - ,gt ww U . A. 1651 , E I . . 3. - Q is th .1 :ff-eg .521-'i-i Q , X if- S Xl! Tl ll f .9 A V ' i A v 2 Q W f v fe '53, 'QMWQE fl me 4 2 .1 -' w ssiil. ' I 2','l'f-Hs' :1:'P 1.3 'pf' nm. 5 1 2 e e el l gs Mit, A f' 3 , DONALD J. DURA ROGER W. EAGLEN A I , A M .www M .. .aww f..'.+v :g,jg.: MYQ - . . gg .A . , X Q A ,L , , de ff- 'fft.1 1, 2 ' 'V - 4 :5-f 1 . .ffm . . 5 . 'S - as W , .42 K , fv-if Lvirv-.L v 'v 2' -1 . Q. r ..is'-HGH' -'Af 1 - .wfrwfmn aim.. .fx Aa: :vm .V -, , ., A . 'L-. . s. -.., meg .14-A ',.,., ,. - .Q llaf f 'gg 75 'mg-'1.,K i9 5E jEz,? I'ff1. 5 fm .V 5 'f if WJ- g54fwgSQi?'. - ali ' L fi- , 1. ,f',,..Af. fy J - s - .H Ag . . fx 2 THEODORE A. FANGER DOMINIC M. FARINACCI JAMES G. FERKO 3 .. t .. M MU ' X Q Q . L 'X K a SALVATORE A. FORL CLIFFORD J. FULGH i A X ANI JOSEPH A. FRANCHINO ROBERT. L. FRATO AM DAVID W. GAD GARY J. GALICKI f . l me W -... fe .,ys,, ,. . 1 Elf- :Elf 1 1 ..w,pifJ, I 6 . wk O 0 O developing his most God-like faculty -xx 7' i n -I.,,.f,, ivi , A ML , A YLLLL ANA' N ,, X , - Rxslgg VR '4 2 '5WgQ ANN Aix I ILP? S1 , I1 ' A X EEAA A 3 ACNE I I I ii K 5 A IQ JAMES P. GALLAGHER JOSEPH A. GATI VINCENT J. GENTILUOMO NNX1 f AAF. WW .. 3 , fzzwkigm , his mind R Q- Xu I gg :mf 'Q Q . I ,, 313 --as I W. nm .I- DENNIS J. GILBRIDE RICHARD A. GORDYAN in g ' xl ' fix Ii :ff X f J SIX e. A.A, O O O X I 2 , I ' if I ' ' FV TVR. ' I R 1 f A, X Ig I C1 E -..Q Ki! A I I A A I 355' A' - as ff 5 Wyf MICHAEL A. GILLESPIE THOMAS E. G'ORCZYCA ANTHONY J. GRANITO BEN r, 731' .N J xg ' I w:,. ,X K I I X X lm, I f i I in If EDICT S. GRIGALIUNAS 5 af' , 41' 'J 5 I A ' 1' U Q Q Q I gy ik . F 1 is ,ff 5' L7 I R! , .. . 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WAGNER wi ::.e- MR, 1- W: - X, -,sm I cw Q-x flee f. ., . F :Lge if' , I 1 ggi I Q X3 .c A 5 .. eele W S. 9 ' l . , 3 5 l bfi. ,I E I, llcl 2 A I sr - V ,ref-3-y,.' -: RICHARD L. WASS LOUIS A. WHITE LAWRENCE J. WOJCIECHOWSKI VIRGIL R. WOLOSZYN FRANK R. YANKOVIC JOHN F. YORK THOMAS J. ZABOR THOMAS F. ZADRAVEC GEORGE P. ZINKEWICZ of the everlasting vision which God ei. ' 1 Q f x . KKLL A sian! :Q- ROBERT J ZION JEROME M. ZISK DAVID E. ZUBELIK ' has prepared for those who know and love Him THE EDUCATED INDIVIDLIALMUSTI BI: PKl:I-'AKl:I.J TO TAKE PART IN REMAKING HIS WORLD . . 0 V4 H EXCELLENT PERFORMANCE IS A BLEND OF TALENT AND MOTIVE, OF ABILITY FUSED WITH ZEAL. :Q r 04 H w, rf I -'ff P xv fm, , 14 ,X A. xv fi M Q wg, Hard-hitting Bengal junior fullback Joe Ditchman f88j and Boruszkowski shared team scoring honors with 28 points apiece. Both tallied four touchdowns and four extra points during thc season. Benedictine's Ron Boruszkowski 1705, senior triple threat quarterback, scoots 17 yards for one of his two touchdowns which he scored in the Bengals' 18-6 vic- tory over John Adams. 1961 Benedictine varisty football scores Bengals 0 ..... Holy Name findependentj .... 40 Bengals 6 ..... Massillon Qindependentj . . . 20 Bengals 14 ..... East ............... . . 22 Bengals O ..... Collinwood ........ . 6 Bengals 8 ..... Cathedral Latin .......... . 0 Bengals 18 ..... John Adams .............. 6 Bengals 12 ..... Saint Edward Cindependenty . . 6 ' 6 Bengals 30 ..... Glenville ................. Bengals 28 ..... East Tech .. . ..... . . 6 Varsity football Tom Kucera 1605, live-foot 10-inch, 160- pound senior right half for Benedictine. returns an East kickoff Z2 yards. Swift and evasive, Benedictine sophomore left half Bob Zelina 1651 gets behind East's Ben Sharp for a Boruszkowski aerial. Copping its last live games of the season, Benedictine's 1961 varsity football team registered a live-win, four-loss overall rec- ord. After absorbing four consecutive setbacks, the Bengals clawed Cathedral Latin fEast Senate co-championj , 8-0: John Adams, 18-6: Saint Edward Cindependentj, 12-6: Glenville. 30-6, and East Tech, 28-6. The losses were administered by West Senate and city champion I-loly Name Cindependentj, 40-O: state champion Massillon Qindependentj, 20-6: East, 22-14, and Collinwood CEast Senate co-championj, 6-0. By posting four victories and two defeats in the East Senate, the Tigers share runnerup honors in the league with East, which also notched a similar mark. On offense Benedictine's starting lineup comprised left end Ray Klalf, left guard Jim Porowski, center Dan Bilek, right guard Frank Zummo, inside tackle captain Tom Piazza, out- side tackle Davc Gad or Larry Hardon, right end John Upthe- grove, quarterback Ron Boruszkowski, left half Bob Zelina or Chuck Anderson, right half Sam Collura, and fullback Joe Ditchman. Defensive starters included left end Bilek, left tackle Porow- ski, left guard Al Vibonese or Frank White, right guard Zummo, right tackle Hardon, right end captain Piazza, left corner back Tom Kucera, middle linebacker Klaff, right corner hack Paul Beskid, left safetyman Collura. and right safetyman Boruszkow- Another Benedictine grid campaign awaits jun- ior Ray Klaff 1435, left end on offense and middle linebacker on defense. The 1961 Benedictine varsity football team-Top row Qleft to rightj-senior Tom Kucera, senior1Rich DeFiore, junior Bob Lazio, senior Joe Rufus, senior Dave Gad. senior Frank Zummo, senior captain Tom Piazza. senior Al Vibonese. sen- ior Larry Hardon, junior Sam Collura. senior Ron Boruszkow- ski. senior Dan Rinicella, junior Ron Ganim. Row two- junior John Upthegrove. junior John Graham, junior Tom Sladky, junior Ray Guarnieri. junior Joe Ditchman, junior ski or Jeff Chorba. Jeff Chorba, junior Carl Felice, junior Chuck Anderson, jun- ior Jim Porowski. junior Brent Marcoguiseppe, junior Gary Marton. Row one--junior Ray Klaff. junior Mike Risko, junior Greg Swiderski, junior Dick Schreiber, sophomore Jim Pozar, sophomore Bob Zelina, sophomore Jim Yacknow, jun- ior Dan Bilek. junior Paul Beskid, junior Frank White and junior Mike Yunich. 16 35 R351 '40 NHL. Ifw if If . 1 'im NN ,Q- ,sn Rufus guides Bengal sports f 1 5 . 2, 1 5 af' is The family of the Bengals' athletic director Joe Rufus comprises Cleft to rightj Joseph Jr., a Benedictine senior, Mrs. Rufus, five-year-old Gregory and Mary Kay. a sophomore at Hoban- Dominican high school. 'With the 1961-62 scholastic year, the title Benedictine faculty manager of athletics was abandoned. For the first time since the school's founding in 1927, the Bengal athletic depart- ment was placed under the supervision of a layman. The decision to have athletic director Joe Rufus absorb the work of the faculty manager of athletics was made in June, following the resignation of Father Damian, O.S.B. Father Damian became faculty manager of athletics in June 1959. Mr. Rufus came to Benedictine as an as- sistant coach in 1945. During nine seasons as the Bengals' head football mentor, he guided the Tigers through 83 games, winning 64, losing 14 and tying five. Of the 54 East Senate con- tests, Benedictine won 46 tilts, lost five, tied three and compiled a string of 31 undefeated East Senate encounters. The Bengals under Coach Rufus won the city grid crown in '48, '52: the city co-cham- pionship in '50g the East Senate diadem in '48, '50, '52, '53, and the East Senate co-champion- ship in '45, '5l. With Coach Rufus handling all three sports in 1948, the Tigers captured the city championship in football, basketball and base- ball. The East Senate diamond title was won again in '51, Named athletic director December 6, 1954, the first layman to hold the post at Benedictine relieved Father Augustine, O.S.B. Father Aug- ustine became faculty manager of athletics, serv- ing in that position until June 1959. Father Damian's resigning came as a re- sult ofhis volunteering to ease the overburdened faculty by accepting additional teaching hours. The 1961 Benedictine junior varsity football team--Top tow fleft to rightl-Coach Chuck Reynolds, George Mohr, Ernie Przybyla. Wes Triplett, John Shuster, Dan Fiorillo, Ron Hardon, co-captain Jim Lenczewski, Joe Pongonis, Rich 1-Iolpit, Ron Bohac, Ron Torda, Assistant coach Dennis Corrigan. Row two-Ray Zidjunas, Tom Ed Beskid, Ed Hazel, Dave Wolski, Mike Skorich, Frank Fink. John Sanders, Ray Zemek. Row one-Bob Zelenka. Joe Zupancic. Lad Gollesz, Den Nagy, Pete Cardello, Paul Schmidt, John Thompson, Lad Herczeg, Carmen Fiorelli, Terry Smith and Chet Wojciechowski. Absent: Joe Palagyi and Marty Labuda. Hobart, Don Jason, Bob Swan, Joe Karbonit, co-captain Junior varsity . . . East Senate champion Both left half Dave Wolski 1201 and left end Ron Torda 1951, of Benedic- tine's junior varsity squad, outmaneuvered Thomas Edi- son's secondary for the two- point after-touchdown pass. By defeating its seven opponents, the 1961 Benedictine junior varsity football squad registered the Bengals' first unbeaten, untied jay vee season since 1958. The reserves' record likewise snatched the East Senate junior varsity championship for the second straight year. Jolted in suc- cession were Thomas Edison: 30-6: East Tech, 50-0: Collinwood, 42-6: Glenville, 22-6: John Adams, 8-0: East, 14-6, and Cathe- dral Latin, 20-6. The 1961 Benedictine freshman football team-Top row Cleft to rightj-Dale Lamirand, Chuck Braschwitz, Jim Hodakievic, Paul Mucci, Konrad Kmetz, Fred Corsi, Leon Drozdowski, Phil Sulak, Dave Rygiel, Greg Betts, Jim Barton, Dennis Kraynak, Bob Hricik. Row two-Man- ager Alan Blasczak, Greg Marn. John Hornyak. Rich Koprowski. Arvyd Petrus. Don Wiatrowski, Jim Koston, Against five opponents the 1961 Benedic- tine freshman football squad compiled a sea- son record of three wins and two losses. The Baby Bengals registered victories over West. 28-6: Patrick Henry, 24-0, and Akron Saint Vincent, fforfeitj 2-O. Officials gave the for- feiture triumph to the Tigers because Saint Vin- cent reported more than an hour late. Benedictine's setbacks came at the hands of Holy Name, 8-O, and Cathedral Latin, 14-8. This gives Bengal coach Ed Yemec a two-season Bengal grid record of eight triumphs, two de- feats and one deadlock. Tom Hyclak, Bob Toth, Bob Belinger, Joe Benovich. George Koczwara, manager Bob Cherosky, coach Ed Ye- mec. Row one-Harry Gibson. Larry Forgach, Ed Pacl, Bruce Collins, Jack Dienes, Steve Macina, Tony Collura, Jim Lorencc, Al Szabados, Frank Destro, John Kuzmik, John Napolz and Mark Schweter. Absent: Steve Balogh and Gus Tischer. Freshman football Yearlings whom Benedictine freshman coach Ed Ye- mec Crightj claims will be varsity material are Cleft to rightl tackle Rich Koprowski, quarterback Chuck Braschwitz and guard Bob Toth. GEMM A iw 1' A wif 4:-2 'J aff.. rw s Benedictincfs 12-man varsity basketball team roster in- cludes the two Beskid brothers, junior Cabove, ZZD Paul. 5-8 right guard. and sophomore Ed, a 5-I0 left guard. The 1961-62 Benedictine varsity basketball team Cstand- ing, left to rlghtj Coach Ed Kubancik, senior Norm Kozak, junior Paul Beskid, sophomore Ed Beskid Cbrothersj. senior captain Larry Wojciechowski, junior Benedictine 1961-62 varsity basketball East Senate games team results Bengals . . . .... East ..... . . . . Bengals . . East ....... . . . 'Bengals . . Collinwood . . . . . . Bengals . . Collinwood .... . . . Bengals . . Cathedral Latin . . . . . . Bengals . . Cathedral Latin . . . . . . Bengals . . John Hay ..... . . . Bengals . . John Hay . . . . . Bengals . . John Adams . . . . . Bengals . . John Adams . . . . . . Bengals . . Glenville ..... . . . Bengals . . Glenville . . . . . . Bengals . . . .... East Tech . . . . . Bengals . . ..... East Tech . . . . . Independent games Bengals . . . .... Parma ...... . . . . Bengals . . Saint Ignatius . . . . . Bengals ......... West ................ Bengals ......... Holy Name ........... Parma Valley Forge state sectional tourney Bengals 64 ......... Holy Name ........... Bengals 60 . . .... Maple Heights . . . . . . Bengals 42 . . . . Saint Ignatius . . . . . . Jeff Chorba, senior Otis Harris, senior Dennis Gilbride junior Tom Pluto, Chneelingl senior Dan Rinicella junior John Upthegrove. sophomore Dale Kulbago and sophomore Len Kuczynski. if ,1 A X Q4 . 2 S I, N vi X' X , l. s r x gg 'R r X . W if Q X K P X, x ,SX X ' '-x gk ' Na fQA,,r ,! 5' 1 ,m H Aft 11 l wi 11835 F Q ig gsgik fiffifuh -u 5 , z, H215 Q, W- , N . Q M, N W V - K2 -A , A z sz L, ' ' iw J - W, 1 ,ps Z .I o .A gf???' IE X it Q sig? 2 fifggx 1 19 N.2 'lla N, 5. . .M mi' 5 Benedictine left forward 5-9 Lad Herczeg Q4-OD, observed by teammate left guard Frank Fink, outleaps opponent for a goal. Bengal 1961-62 junior varsity basketball team results Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals Bengals East Senate games 38 ......... East ................ 47... ...East....... . 50 . . . . . . Collinwood . . . . . 56 . . . . . . Collinwood . . . . . 32 . . . . . Cathedral Latin . . . . 41 . . . . . Cathedral Latin . . . . . 48... ..John Hay.... . 47 .. John Hay . 34 . . . . . John Adams . . . 39 ... .. John Adams .. . 42 .. . . . Glenville . . . . . 36 . . . . . Glenville . . . . . 22 . . . ..... East Tech . . . 37 ......... East Tech . . . . Independent games 45 ......... Parma ....... . 28 . . . . . Saint Ignatius . . . 41 . . . . . West .... . . . . . 28... ..HolyName... .. Junior Varsity basketball Checked by the opposition, Jim Yacknow 1541, 5-1 l Bengal center, resorts to the jump shot for a score. Fuliilling an 18-game season, Bene- dictine's 1961-62 junior varsity basketball squad recorded an overall mark of eight triumphs and 10 setbacks. In the round- robin East Senate action, the Bengals posted live wins and nine losses. Totaling 711 points on 281 field goals and 149 free throws, the Tigers averaged 39.5 markers per tilt. The foes made good on 269 fielders and 155 charity tosses for 693 points and a 38.5 average per contest. The 1961-62 Benedictine junior varsity basketball team-Cstanding, left to rigbtj Coach Chuck Reynolds, Bob Sobota, Bill Ware, Tom Matula. co-captain Dennis Nagy. co-captain Frank Fink, Phil Markis, Joe Palagyi, Lad Herczegg Ckneelingj Roy Horvath, Jim Yacknow, Bill Pawlowski and Dean Woinicz. Absent: George Mohr. Going up to register a two-pointer is Benedictine's right guard 5-6 Dennis Nagy. Near mid-season two junior varsity cagers, left guard Ed Beskid C125 and center Len Kuczynski were promoted to the Benedictine varsity squad. Teammate watching Beskid shoot is jay vee right guard Bill Ware C203 and Collin- wood's Jim Berkes f43D. Scoring with a left-hander is Benedictine's freshman center 6-1 Rich Koprowski C99j. Averaging 32 points per contest, the l96l-62 Benedictine freshman basketball team posted a season record of five victories and four defeats. The Baby Bengals copped double tri- umphs from Cathedral Latin, 24-21 and 34-32, and Holy Name, 52-33 and 48-37, and a single win from Saint Edward, 29-28. Losses were inflicted by Saint Joseph. 36-32 and 39-30, and Saint Ignatius, 51- 13 and 59-29. Bengal freshman captain Greg Marn guard, gets the jump on Cathedral Fiala. CSD, 5-9 right Latin's George Freshman basketball The I96l-62 Benedictine freshman basketball team John Tascar. Jack Dienes, fkneelingl Rich Koprow- -fstanding, left to rightj Coach Ed Yemec. Morris ski, John Napolz. captain Greg Marn. Dave Rygiel Epps. Ron Ellis, Bob Hayek, Tom Flowers, Larry Nekic. Fred Corsi, Harry Gibson, Conrad Kmetz. 1 44 and Chuck Braschwitz. 3 Three seniors and five juniors return from Bene- dictine's 1961 varsity baseball squad to form the nucleus of the Bengals' 1962 team. The seniors, who made the Tiger varsity as sophomores, are fabovel pitcher Ron Boruszkowski, first baseman Lleft, beloxvj captain Bob Shearer and third base- man Frank Zummo. Varsit baseball During the 1961 campaign Benedictine's varsity baseball squad registered an overall mark of 17 victories and four defeats, capturing the city diadem with its 7-1 Senate escutcheon. After winning the sectional and district contests for the state championship, the Bengals were jolted 9-5 by South in the regional finals. The 1961 season marked the fourth straight campaign the Tigers reached the district playoffs for the Ohio crown. Through eight consecutive seasons under Coach Augie Bossu, Benedictine has compiled a 127-win, 35-loss record, including three city crowns in '55, '56 and '61, In addition the Bengals played in the state tourney semifinals in '55 and the finals in '56. The 1961 Benedictine varsity baseball team results Independent games Bengals 8 ......... Brush ............... Z Bengals 2 University . . . . Bengals 3 Barberton . . . Bengals 8 Barberton . . . . Bengals 2 Saint Edward . . . . . Bengals 13 Maple Heights . . . . . Bengals 16 Barberton ..... . . Bengals 4 Saint Edward . . . . . Senate games Bengals 5 Saint Ignatius . . . . Bengals 3 Collinwood . . . . Bengals 5 West Tech . . . . . Bengals 7 South ..... . . Bengals 9 West ......... . . Bengals 3 John Adams . . . . . Bengals 2 Holy Name . . . . Bengals 1 Lincoln ........ . . Sectional state tourney games Bengals 5 'Collinwood ..... . . Bengals 4 John Adams . . . . . District state tourney game Bengals 1 ......... Lorain ......... . . Regional state tourney games Bengals 6 ......... Ashtabula ....... . . Bengals 5 . . . . . South . . s- ' rf'- The 1961 Benedictine varsity baseball team: city and district champions--Istanding, left to rightj rightfielder Brent Marcoguiseppe. Coach Augie Bossu. righthelder Carl Felice, centerfielder-pitcher Jay Firzlaff, pitcher Jeff Chorba. pit her-lefttielder Mike Lipka, pitcher-Ieftfielder John Kaplan. secondbaseman Tom Pluto, pitcher Ron Boruszkowski, catcher Chuck Anderson, Chneelingj catcher Tony Arko, thirdbaseman Frank Zummo. shortstop, captain Paul Rini. secondbaseman Ross Farro and lirstbaseman Bob Shearer. lnset: pitchers Jim Kall Hefty and Dennis Stefanek. From the 1962 squad Benedictine loses through graduation firstbaseman captain Bob Shearer. thirdbaseman Frank Zummo and pitcher Ron Boruszkowski. Returnees who will comprise the Bengals' 1963 varsity are Cstanding, left to rightj leftfielder Jim Yacknow, pitcher Dean Woinicz, pitcher Lad Herczeg. infielder-outfielder Frank Fink, centerhelder Dennis Nagy, pitcher John Sanders. Ckneelingj pitcher Jeff Claorba, shortstop Carl Felice. secondbaseman Tom Pluto, rightlielder Brent Marcoguiseppe. outfielder Sal Collura, pitcher Ron Bohac and catcher Chuck Anderson. 3- f,f f i sig dfnma ,,- S: 1, 1 ? ' -. g jx- Q wg! . B pq 2-xii. . ik -N 4' 77:-if ., 5 ' Q ,. J 1- Q K .K Q tail A . K: K : Q y , ,vffliig , l f .i:.:.:.A . . . . Q f I 41 VM1. VA hilary V2 , fn R 11 is-M. ,F like h .. g ss 1 h 5 , ,f- 5 4 B 1 If KLM? iv 1 I7 F 1, gf 3 f f 'Qu . X34 fo, 4,-5, 1 at 7 S A ggjmgcgww U 1 A is G 2 ' 117 Q 9 A WI B ' B F91 'i - 7 ir .ii -X ,f i lei? ' it 1 - lv' 1, - 1 P ff' ' at ..:2 ' U .fiat 1 , as Q .- A 55? , 1 I ' 1 s,,r Q 'if f' 7' r , Li ' ,' .2 -me -, 1 C, ,X 1 4670, M, , N Q in K' . i 'r'. 5 L. .. A A iw 7 4 1 , F A 1 as Q X :tg 'is Q he A ttrs H Kffidln x 1 2 a K M Q rw.. . ialrrg D Y.':, , R CU f at ,x, fit-X Q, gf , ii 'L .,. 'kj Sf' ff slr. 4 Q , , 5 lx T 15. fdeffm fwfff if 9 4 'V N :,, 1:37 Wie, ,rr ..' 9 fm, A Tennis Junior Brian McMahon, a second singles regular as a sophomore, will captain Benedictine's 1962 varsity tennis squad. Beginning his first season as Bengal tennis coach is Frank Macuga, a graduate of State Teachers college, Indiana. Pennsylvania. A six-match round-robin schedule awaits Benedictine's 1962 varsity tennis team in the south division of the Cleveland high school tennis league. Listed on Coach Frank Macuga's Bengal roster are first singles captain Brian McMahon, second singles Laszlo Sogor, third singles John Matyas, Hrst doubles Andy Kraynak-Ladd Cech, and second doubles Frank Nawalanic-John Nawalanic. Ted Gordyan-Tom Amersbach, and Elmer Meszaros-George Peniield. Six of the II players who comprise Benedictine's 1962 tennis team are fstanding, left to rightj Ladd Cech, Andy Kraynak, captain Brian McMahon. fkneelingl George Penfield, Tom Amersbach and Elmer Meszaros. The others are Laszlo Sogor. John Matyas, Frank Nawalanic, John Nawalanic and Ted Gordyan. Golf Senior Sal Forlani, who captained the 1961 Bengal golf team, will captain the 1962 Tiger linksmen also, Coach Father Florian. O.S.B., announced. Coach Father Florian, O.S.B., huddles with three returnees from Benedictine's 1961 varsity golf squad Cleft to rigbtj: junior Ron Kon- koly, junior Bob Toth and senior captain Sal Forlani. Benedictine golfers include ffstanding, left to rightj Ray Zidjunas, George Penfield, Joel Kolenich. Dale Krusoe, Jim Bona. Jelf Koscak, Tim Lawson. Lou Jakkel. Ckneel- ingl Gary Ambroziak. Al Dillls, captain Sal Forlani, Myron Shawala, Ron Kon- koly and Bill Schlessman. Going into its third season of competition, the Cleveland Catholic golf conference will consist of six schools: Benedictine, Cathedral Latin, Chanel, Gilmour, Saint Ignatius and Saint Joseph. Benedictine, coached by Father Florian, O.S.B., will have three returnees from the Bengals' 1961 team. senior captain Sal Forlani, junior Ron Konkoly and junior Bob Toth. Other promising candidates include senior Jack Komorowski, juniors Gary Ambroziak, Joel Kolenich. Ray Zidjunas and sophomores Tim Lawson and Bob Sobota. In 1960 the Tigers snatched the league crown by finishing with an undefeated 14-match campaign. In 1961 Benedictine recorded one triumph, seven setbacks and two deadlocks. . 1 4' - J .'2xi'M.wk fdl' ,432 , -. 5 i LP' 3 is f 1 ' I--f , I 5 eUfCr , -e .A 2 wr., X Q- gYU '1e, ,,51'x,.15sni?'4fg Wav Lf, , - e' 9 - f .. '- Bengal junior Pete Witt, who wrestled in the 138-pound and 145-pound divisions, experiences difficulty with a dead opponent. Wrestling The 1961-62 Benedictine varsity wrestling squad Cstanding, left to rightj-Coach Dennis Corrigan, sophomore Bob Gatto, 103 pounds: junior Tony Giordano. 112: junior Tom Washington, 120: senior captain Joe Franchino. 127: junior John Demma. 133: junior Pete Witt, 138: junior Chuck Anderson, 154: Ckneelingj junior Carl Mazzocco, 138: sophomore John Sanders, 165: junior Lou Toth, 145: junior Jim Porowski. 185. and junior Mike Yunich. 165. . Y , 5 'G ,-., Benedictine junior varsity wrestling team Cstanding, left to rightj-Coach Dennis Corrigan, Ken Karnis. John Thompson. Bradley McG1oin, Len Rychlik, Ed Pruc. Regis Zoretich, Mike Granito, Ray Zemek. lkneelingj Jim Decker, Bill Schlessman. Mike Pikus, Dave Sieckowski, Mike Demma, Steve Mozes, Gary Toth and Joe Karbonit. Benedictine's 1961-62 varsity wrestling squad chalked up a season 1 record of four victories and five defeats. In Senate action the Bengals. i M , posted a 3-5 league mark, good for sixth place, Tiger wins include independent Gilmour, 30-11: Lincoln, 28-15: Collinwood, 23-16, and John Adams, 33-18. Setbacks were admin- istered by Rhodes, 25-16: John Marshall, 37-5: West Tech, 22-173 West, 23-12, and South, 28-9, John Demma Qfacing cameraj, a junior who represented Benedictine in the 133 and 138-pound divisions, posted a season record of live victories and four defeats. Lone senior on Benedictine's 1961-62 varsity wrestling roster is captain Joe Franchino. 127-pound division. X , 55. , ,el-' , In the 20-team Greater Cleveland interscholastic bowling league, the 1961-62 Benedictine varsity keg squad captured third place. The Bengals compiled a season record of 13 wins, five losses and one tie, good for 5224 points. Averages of the keglers are Dennis Nagy 173: captain Ron Trzcinski 172: Andy Kucko 169: Bob Kerul 169: George Zinkewicz 166, and Tim Dzilinski 154. The 1961-62 season marked the eleventh consecutive campaign in which the Tiger varsity was coached by Father Aloysius, O.S.B. The seven-man unit which formed Benedictine's 1961-62 varsity bowling team included Cstanding, left to rightj senior George Zinkewicz. junior Tim Dzilinski, senior Bob Kerul, senior Andrew Kucko. sophomore Dennis Nagy, fsittingj senior Frank Zummo and senior captain Ron Trzcinski. arsity bowling Junior Tim Dzilinski Cleftl along with sopho- more Dennis Nagy will be the two returnees who will form the nucleus of the 1962-63 Benedictine varsity bowling squad. Bengals Z Bengals 3 Bengals 356 Bengals 4 Bengals 4 Bengals 0 Bengals 4 Bengals 4 Bengals l Bengals 1 Bengals 3 Bengals 4 Bengals 4 Bengals 0 Bengals 1 Bengals 3 Bengals 3 Bengals 4 Bengals 4 Consistent top bowling on the part of senior Bob Kerul Cabovej helped the Bengals seize lirst place twice during the league campaign. Benedictine 1961-62 varsity bowling squad results South ...... Bay ........ Cathedral Latin Collinwood .. Fairview .... Saint Edward . Valley Forge . Saint Stanislaus Chanel ...... Rhodes ..... North Royalton Saint Ignatius . Glenville .. West ...... Parma ...... Saint Joseph . Euclid ...... Max Hayes . . . Thomas Edison Two seniors on Benedictine's bowling squad also were varsity keglers as juniors. They are Andy Kucko Cbelowj and Frank Zummo. JV G 19' - f 'W ii. Quarter-miler Ted Shepard, who also is a member of Benedictine's mile relay team, will captain the Bengals' 1962 varsity track squad. Track In his second season as Benedictine track coach, Ed Yemec has arranged a 12-meet sched- ule for the Bengal tracksters. The Tiger trackmen will compete against Euclid, Our Lady of Lourdes, Chanel, West Tech, Lincoln and Cathedral Latin. In addi- tion, the Blue and White colors will be repre- sented at the Greater Cleveland interscholastic meet, Mansfield relays, West Tech relays, Saint Joseph invitational, district meet and Senate meet. Returning monogram winners from Bene- dictine's 1961 team are juniors Dave Doane, Ron Ganim, Mike Risko, John Upthegrove and Ted Shepard. Competing in 1962 varsity track events for Benedictine will be fstanding, left to rightj junior Tom Pajk, junior Ralph Bruening, junior Bob Janiak, junior Rich Schrei- ber, junior John Upthegrove, junior Mike Risko, junior Joe Kozlowski, senior captain Ted Shepard, Coach Ed Yemec, Chneelingj junior Frank White, junior Al Zahn. junior Joe Ditchman, junior Tyrone Fleming. junior Dave Doane and junior Jim Porowski. Absent: junior Ron Ganim. 9 1 The Bengals' top entry in the shot put event is 205-pound Jim Porowski, two-way varsity football tackle and heavyweight wrestler. Off to a fast start in a mile relay event is Bene- dictine's Mike Risko fleftj. 1 'WS 55 of f a 1 -f' Q 1 JJ 5 Coach Ed Yemec is looking forward to 1963 with these Tiger trackmen, members of the 1962 junior varsity team, Ckneeling, left to rightl Tom Kosciuszko, Joe Bert, Ray Zemek, Roy Komisar, John Karpinski, Wes Triplett, Greg Crane, Ron Chura, Pete Molnar, fsittingj Dan Charvat. Ron Torda, Chet Wojciechowski. Terry Smith. Tim Penner and Walt Hubish. . ,,, 5 Ig : 2,131 . m iigggg - gf- fy' me 'Ns-nw an 5,1-., ,?g?'f' My ' .W 31 Vx L. , 'xt Q, 2- '-' i. ag 'YQ 3439 s 'A A J is YQ xl f K, . xx -ar h ENEDICTINEIS EXCELLENCE IN ITS CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES MOTIVATES STUDENTS TO BE INTELLECTUALLY CLIRICUS AND PREPARES THEM TO BE ACTIVE MEMBERS GF THE CHURCH, INTELLECTUAL APOSTCLIC CATHOLIC-AMERICANS sd. Why? 317 2-rg af, 51? ? l f at fe ' f V, ...NME , fig. 'UG' i I , 'if a,g,q? , . 2 . , ,. i gi 'ESE 59 ,WW We - an Z, Q if M if g6'lfI6'diL'fiFlf7iS' dynamic eo-curricular program fosters the noble virtues of In its pursuit of educational excellence, Benedictine constantly holds up before the minds of students the permanent ideals and goals of Catholic Christianity. Mindful that creation contains religious lessons, Benedictine education stresses the idea that nature contains a divine truth and a religious purpose: it relates the human being through his own understanding to the God Who is his Creator and Savior. ri,,.,f5 Knights of the altar The student body assisted March Z at the Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom in the Byzantine-Slavonic rite offered by Father Andrew Pataki, pastor of Saint Nicholas church. Lorain. Father Nicholas Ivan, pastor of Saint Eugene church. Maple Heights, helped with the distribution of Holy Communion. Knights-the school chaplairfs assistants-Cleft to right? : Top row-Joseph Rufus. Louis Toth, Michael Lantos, Edward Matuszewski. Edward Borterics. Row two- Timothy Hlousek, Robert Hticik, John Galganski, James Kamensky, Philip Kuchar. Robert Bubnick, Joseph Ales- nik. James Mondzelewski. Row one-Timothy Minich. Michael Rand. Alex Huber, Philip Hodanbosi, Nicholas Fina, Joseph Sunday. Joseph Benovich. Terrence Gillespie and Stephen Ruszkiewicz. great leaders: discipline, experience, initiative, creativeness, generosity Benedictine's annual spiritual retreat, Jan. 29-Feb. Z. was conducted by Father Daniel J. Bowen, C.SS.R.. shown chatting with seniors Stephen Sudik fleftj and Robert Shearer. self-sacrifice, tolerance, Io alty and dedication 2 As part of the learning process and related effectively to the school's curriculum, the student council at Benedictine is author- ized to manage under the direction of its moderator, Father Edward, O.S.B., that area of student curricular and co-curricular activities delegated by the school principal, Father Robert, O.S.B., to the oflicial repre- sentatives of the student body. In providing students a practical edu- cation in democratic self-government, the student council is the application of a demo- cratic ideal to education, with training in citizenship as its aim. Since the council is a living and also a preparation for living, it has a powerful formative effect in the training of leaders. Checking the agenda are student council officers fleft to rightj treasurer Anthony Tizzano, vice-president Salvatore Forlani, president Jeffery Becker and sec- retary Lawrence Hardon. Benedictimfs 1961-62 student council: Top row--Neal Behm, Edward Bortetics, Robert Duray. Robert Shearer, president Jeffery Becker, secretary Lawrence Hardon. Robert Vetrick, treasurer Anthony Tizzano. Row two-Lawrence Kandrach. Roger Eaglen, vice-president Salvatore Forlani, John Vanecko, Peter Karaba, Thomas Mader, Kenneth Skrabec. Gregory Mack. Row one -Dale Lamirand, Paul Mucci. Anthony Collura, Stephen Sudik. Edward Ruszkiewicz, Leonard Calabrese, Edward Faron and Brian McMahon. Student council Reading the objectives and limitations of Benedictine's student council is secretary Lawrence Hardon. Student council members who comprise the grievance committee are fleft to rightj senior John Vanecko, junior Donald Delia. sophomore Ladislaus Herczeg and fresh- man Anthony Collura. N l -.1 A Official spokesman for the Benedictine student body is Jeffery Becker, student coun- cil president. In striving to produce an effective Benedictine legislative body, student council members, under the leadership of their president, Jeffery Becker, formu- lated a six-point program which would: Give students a share in the management of the school and foster, promote and develop the democratic-way-of-life: assist the principal and faculty: sponsor certain projects and activities and provide practical ways of getting specific jobs done. Help students attain their maximum educational growth and development through training and experience in the skills and techniques of citizenship: improve student attitudes, conduct and discipline, and offer assistance toward solution of problems which concern the student body. National honor society Ten seniors and 11 juniors were inducted into Benedictine's chapter of the National Honor Society February 6 in the school audi- torium. Colonel Ralph M. McMahon, com- manding ofiicer of the United States army ord- nance district at Cleveland, was the main speaker. Qualifications for membership exact that seniors and juniors possess at least a scholastic average of 90 per cent: achieved recognition on the preceding academic honor roll: are active members in. a cocurricular activity, and gained approval of the faculty. Father Luke, O.S.B., is moderator. These I0 senior national horror society members will wear the white satin shoulder pendant with their graduation gowns at Benedictine's commencement exercises and also during the honors and awards convocation Cleft to rightj : Stephen Sudik, Warren Balazs, Lawrence Kandrach, Benedict Grigaliunas, Robert Shearer, John Donich and Laszlo Sogor. Absent: Peter Karaba, John Kowalski and Robert Duray. 3 s ?b- sees .llllllllllll we .G 'yxsg Colonel Ralph M. McMahon explained the signiticance of communism to the national honor society members on induction day. The national honor society members were honored with a banquet the evening of their induction, February 6. at Settler's Restaurant. If these Il junior national honor society members maintain at least a 90 per cent scholastic average through January l963, they will be garbecl with the white shoulder pendant at Benedictine's June commencement exercises istanding. left to rightl: Kenneth Skrabec, Gary Toth. Michael Lantos, John Davenport. George Kochik, Joseph Jurist, Csittingl Gregory Mack, Jerome Gries. 'James Smolik, Thomas Kuczmarski and William Dulik. 3 7 5 ' g : V 3 W j 2 a K Q Y 3 f r s 3 Q . W . l a as i gf , f, all S X 5 l l e Q s A 5 at ' X Q l 2 X 3 is K , A , 7, i E I i j b 3 l Q I Q at ? 4' I Q , x 4 1 3 ll QSM mei' The 1961-62 Benedictine scholastics-Top tow fleft to rightj : Albert Slimak, Kenneth Samborski, Robert Petzko. John Roclachy, Richard Heckman, Jerome Gries. Ravmond Leger, Sylvester Kolton. Row two--Richard Korosi. Edward Laketek, David Ogella, Michael Roth, Robert Eaglen, Carl Ondrus. Albert Balaz, Donald Wascovich. John Sabol. Row one-Michael Marflak, Michael Ekon- iak, Ronald Stetz, director Father Clement, O.S.B., George Kashner, Robert Klein, John Bothwell and Stephen Laketek. Founded in September l952, Saint An- drew abbey preparatory seminary is afliliated with Benedictine. The campus-located pre- paratory seminary was established for high school students who have the necessary signs of a vocation to the priesthood or brotherhood. Through its scholastic and spiritual pro- gram, the seminary, under director Father Clement, O.S.B., seeks to build and develop the necessary intellectual, moral and spiritual virtues for the priesthood and brotherhood. The seminarian's regimented day is divided between prayer, study and recreation. He attends classes at Benedictine and resides at the seminary which occupies the second, third and fourth floors of the old abbey building. Scholastics Preparatory seminarians Donald Wascovich fleftj and Richard Heckman have set their goals high and are aware that much is required of them. Juniors Thomas Kuczmarski fleftj and Gregory Mack value the appreciation, interest and thought evoked during the twice- monthly meetings of Benedictine's chapter of the future scientists of America. Future scientists of America At Benedictine there is the Albertus Magnus society, the school's chapter of the future scientists of America. Its purpose is to identify, nurture and direct science-prone youth into the various fields of science. Students maintaining at least a B scholastic average qualify for membership. The twice-monthly meetings of the Albertus Magnus society provide concrete situa- Benedictine's Albertus Magnus society Cstanding, left to rightj Michael Dernyar, Thomas Pajk, Daniel Zupsansky. Dominic Maga, secretary James Mondzelewski, Michael Dureiko, Renato Caniglia, Joseph Jurist, Csittingj George 'X 1 Lf tions through which the scientific method is more readily seen as a procedure in the search for truth, having the elements of open- mindedness, carefulness and accuracy. A highlight of the scientists' 1961-62 calendar was the April 10 field trip to the Na- tional Aeronautics and Space Administration Lewis Research Center. Kochik, Carl Mazzocco. vice-president Thomas Kucz- marski, moderator Father Raphael, O.S.B., president Gregory Mack and Charles Ciuni. Mu alpha theta's president Roger Eaglen and moder- ator Father William, O.S.B., are responsible in the preparation of the society's agenda, providing an opportunity to the members for the study of modern advanced topics not included in the curriculum. MU ALPHA TH ETA Annll. Mathematics society Benedictine's mathematics society con- tinues to have an enthusiastic membership because in recent years mathematics has assumed a more important place in the world than ever before, due to current scientinc advancements. Members sense these are challenging and exciting times to be engaged in the study of mathematics for the number of lields of learning in which mathematics is required is constantly on the increase. Through monthly sessions, supervised by moderator Father William, O.S.B., the membership is seriously challenged with such topics as set theory, logic, axiom systems and finite geometries and topology. Members of Benedictine's mathematics society are Cstanding, left to rightj Laszlo Sogor, James Bilek. Robert Pollack, Richard Gordyan, Thomas Zabor, Thomas Kuczmarski, Michael Antonelli, Vytautas Januskis, John Vanecko, Patrick Wagner, Robert Frato, Csitlirzgj Lawrence Kandrach, Stephen Sudik. president Roger Eaglen. moderator Father William, O.S.B., secretary-treasurer Peter Karaba. Thomas Zadravec and Edward Repasy, 'ae-1' -...HW is L, 1..,, A. . Members of Benedictine's eight-man chess squad are fstanding, left to rightj William Novak, Alex Huber. Michael Rand, Norman Gorski, Csittingj Robert Pollack, captain Stephen Sudik, Thomas Sudik and Thomas Kosciuszko. Chess club In the 11-team Greater Cleveland scholastic chess association, the Benedictine chess varsity squad competes against these member-schools: Berea, Chagrin Falls. Cleveland Heights, Euclid, Parma, Perry, Saint Joseph, Shaker Heights, Shaw and West Tech. Major part of the league's schedule is played during the latter part of the second semester. Chess is a game for highly intelligent students. Each player has 16 pieces which are distinguished by their shapes into six kinds, namely, king, queen, rook, bishop, knight and pawn. Every one of the six kinds has its own peculiarity of movement. The game requires the player to look ahead for as many moves as his intelligence permits, and to try to guess what his oppo- nent will do and beat him to the punch. al .,-ff' si i ff L Captain Stephen Sudih Cleftj, a four-year regular on Benedictine's varsity chess squad. makes a move against his sophomore brother. Thomas. who is in his second year on the school's team. The Benedictine Dads' club seeks closer co-operation between school and home, supports activities 'beneficial to Benedictine and student body, and co-operates with the faculty to the fullest extent. Founded in December 1945, the Dads' club has its general monthly meetings at 7z30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month in the school auditorium. Oflicers are elected at the December session and installed during the January convocation. Dads' club New Dads' club member Karl Strmen Qcenterj, faculty member, checks identification card with his freshman son Peter and moderator Father Method, 'O.S.B. Consulting Dads' club moderator Father Method, O.S.B., is Doctor Stephen Dzurik. Officers of the Benedictine Dads' club for 1962 are Cstanding, left to rightb treasurer Frank Drongowski. moderator Father Method, O.S.B.. corresponding secretary Thomas Smolko, re- cording secretary Mario Cavasinni, fsittingj first vice-president Paul DeFiore, president Stephen Kandra and second vice-president An- drew Knapik. Sponsored by the Dads' club the evening of March Z, two donkey basketball games, pitting Benedictine students against alumni, and faculty versus dads. brought a capacity audience to the school gym to watch the quadtuped events. Benedictine's development fund soared over the S300,000 mark when the school's Dads' club contributed S5,000. Present at the check presentation were Cleft to rightj moderator Father Mehod, O.S.B., club president Stephen Kandra, school president the Right Reverend Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B.. club member Norbert Tylicki and development program director Father Placid, O.S.B. Pa rents - Boosters' club To promote a better civic understanding of Benedictine and its activities through the Bengal athletic program is the purpose of the school's Parents- Boosters' club. Monthly meetings are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on the third Monday of each month in the school cafeteria. Elections are held in May and the new officers are installed at the June session. The group was organized December l6, 1958. The Parents-Boosters' club donated 52,400 to Benedic- tine's development program. Accepting the check from Carl Felice in the presence of Joseph Labuda is school , , vice-president Father Prior Jerome, O.S.B. 1961-62 officers of the Benedictine Parents-Boosters' club are Cleft to rightj moderator Father Augustine. O.S.B., recording secretary Mrs. Dorothy Crea, sergeant- at-arms Joseph Jason, president Aloysius Stefanek. vice- president Norman Kozak, treasurer Mrs. Emma Naso. corresponding secretary Mrs. Mary Felice and athletic director Joseph Rufus. Helping the Benedictine faculty cage team's cause with a goal is C435 Father Florian. O.S.B. The Bengal instructors defeated WHK's radio disc jockeys. 59-55, January 9 in the school gym. The contest is spon- sored annually by the Parents-Boosters' club, Moderator Father Augustine, O.S.B., was instrumental in organizing the Benedictine Parents-Boosters' club in December 1958. . --umm , awww N P. .. ,., , res URRIS ,Z -N.. Wwwxgw Wa l 5 I Ki N X ,X i HIGH, S Benedictine's new school bus, a gift of the Parents-Boosters' club, was blessed September 20 by moderator Father Augustine, O.S.B. . ..W..N,1,N.u..,w , ,A , . - ' - 1 , 'Qi-.flag W .- , 1 f . ,X --ww ei W YKG. K f ,M QQ ma ff E 1' I : if ifh un 11-'H N ff X 0 I 1 E E . Bennet photographers sophomore Stephen Kurucz Cleftj and junior Marcell Good- win worked also as yearbook cameraman. Four-year Bennet men Qleft to rightj Robert Frato, Laszlo Sogor and Anthony Tizzano are the co-editors of the 1962 Benedictine. ii K XXV jr 54 - - .ha . i Va-L' s, . ,, ff lil 19 The yearbook's co-editors, Robert Frato fslanding, leftj, Laszlo Sogor Cstanding, rightb, and Anthony Tizzano Csitting, rightj. were ably assisted by juniors Joseph .lurist fstanding, centerl and Robert Vetrick. Yearbook staff ACKNOWLEDGMENTS- We wish to extend special thanks to Benedictine's principal, Father Robert, O.S.B., and the school faculty . . . Harvey Singermanf president of Character Arts Studio, Incorporated, 10400 Buckeye road, and Mrs. Elaine Pinzone, secretary-treasurer . . . Peter Petrone, proprietor of the Ambassador Dress Suit Rental, 1516-22 Hayden avenue . . . Edward H. Ursprung and staff at the William T. Cooke Publishing, Incorporated. 21 South Twenty-first street, Philadelphia 3, Pennsyl- vania. ANTHONY T1ZZANO,ROBERT FRATO AND LASZLO SOGOR Co-editors 1 a 0' '.'f?i:.'.s1.s rv- 1'-B ffl? ' , up -me M---f if 'Q -f -' X A , .ni rw .W ,.c...,,, ,r it Mia.. rw A A 'V The Bennet, Benedictine's monthly news- paper, rates as a national, state, regional and local prize-winning publication. The 1960-61 Bennet merited top honors from the four national school press associations: Newspaper of distinction: Catholic school press association, Marquette universityg Medalist and all-Columbian for news stories: Columbia scholastic press association, Columbia university: All-American: National scholastic press association. University of Minnesota, and George H. Gallup and international honor award: Quill and Scroll society, University of Iowa. The 1961-62 Bennet staff: Top row Cleft to rightj-Thomas lwan, assistant sports editor Edward Ruszkiewicz, Richard Marianek. John Grigaliunas, Daniel Masica, photographer Marcell Goodwin, Peter Strmen, Alan Bugaj, Joseph Alesnik, managing editor Lawrence Stochl, Michael Hurley, phftog- rapher Stephen Kurucz. Row two-David Smolko, James Strazinsky, Albert Jervinsky. Philip Hodanbosi, Edward Bennet staff With the Bennet's editor-in-chief Csecond from rightj Gregory Mack are Cleft to rightj page 2 editor Thomas Sudik, managing editor Lawr- ence Stochl and page 4 editor William Stephen. Bennet sports editor Cpage 33 Michael Quinn types story read by assistant sports editor Edward Ruszkiewicz. Faron, Nicholas Fina, Gerald Kohanski, Glen Strezze, Timothy Minich. Row one-Sports editor fpage 35 Michael Quinn, copy editor Robert Prato. copy editor Laszlo Sogor. public relations director Anthony Tizzano. editor-in-chief Cpage lj Gregory Mack, artist Robert Vetrick, copy editor Joseph Jurist, page Z editor Thomas Sudik and page 4 editor William Stephen. Stagehands William Varga fleftj and Stephen Sudik ftightj adjust spotlight for Benedictine drama club director John Grillo. V' Abbey players For their iirst semester production the Benedictine Abbey players staged Along Came Charlie January 13 and I4 in the school audi- torium. The three-act comedy was the initial play directed at Benedictine by the school's new drama club moderator, John Grillo. Besides six actors, the cast included four actresses, all juniors, imported from Hoban- Dominican high school. The production's plot concerns an old prospector outfoxing city hoodlums who try to swindle a widow in Wyoming, attempting to steal her ranch and money. The cast of Along Came Charlie comprised Qstanding, left to rightj Helen Zabas of Hoban-Dominican. Timothy Lawson, Frank Nawalanic. Diane Hanzel of Hoban- Dominican. Vytautas Dailide, Fergus O'Flanagan, Csit- tingj Kathleen Lawson of Hoban-Dominican, Edward Matuszewski, George Penlield and Donna Mae Wither of Hoban-Dominican. ' l -llfqzl e g tl lg l iilf' V ':': llllilll fit 5-EH WEN Vmillg I ,,,'-K wg wlikx WZ i! eiregfiiggll l ' 4 2 as aaa to 4 A I 1124,-f a j t ' i ii? rftsls ,f .X lr Remodeling project curbs drama club Director John Grillo's second semester production Conscience, a two-act drama, was scheduled for May ll and 12. However, the remodeling work on Benedictine's combination auditorium-gym had to begin May 7 so that the project would be completed by September, necessitating the play's cancellation. The remodeling consists of converting the school's present auditorium-gym into a 600-seating capacity cafeteria fsee architect's sketchj and a new second floorlover the cafeteria to function as a study hall-auditorium lsee architect's sketchl capable of seating 1.000 students. s-X.X E552 -' ,,fe',a ll il ll x:V0- 03? - f'Z, :,,,-,- .--- I ' W t I 'i ll ailll llllllllllll s s t 1 I till: ll if lllt it lim 0 1 a II l l lf '-lt il lllll ll I-lll 0 1 .AY '5 , . ,jogx 12X1 .nf HN A l l t iii-1. '.-.1.1l+f.-1.1 f'++L. A an I N -l f 33320 e , Q G i to ll 1 r F nl f? 0 1,14 X14-I, ,.., ..,, A ' 4 ,,!f, '--NNSNNXNK-xxx g f' 88 ww A-F i l S s :T ..mB Q we Q 1 I ...aw m Out of l5 faculty-chosen nominees these five seniors fleft to rightj Warren Balazs, Lawrence Kandrach, Robert Shearer, John Vanecko and Robert Duray. came Ollt on top in the tenth annual primary election for Mr. Benedictine. In the election. seniors, juniors and sophomores elected finalist Shearer as Mr. B. For consistency in daily dress, freshman Robert Hricik, sophomore Edward Beskid, junior Salvatore Collura and senior Robert Duray Cleft to rightj were chosen by the Benedictine faculty as the win- ners of the Bennet's fifth annual best-dressed contest. Mr. Benedictine and Best-d ressed During the scholastic year, Benedic- tine's newspaper the Bennet sponsored its tenth annual Mr. Benedictine contest and fifth annual best-dressed contest. The Mr. B competition determines the school's most popular and representative fourth-year man. In the best-dressed contest, the faculty selects the best-dressed freshman, sophomore, junior and senior on a 4-3-2-l vote basis. Precision marching . . . artistic strains The 1961-62 Benedictine band, in the left section, fleft to rigbtj Top row-Director Raymond Zamiska, Wayne Sob- czak. Richard Szucs, John Karpinski, Samuel Lucarelli. Row three-David Smelko, Robert Timko. Row two-Michael Rand, Carl Ondrus, Thomas Hardulak, James Sambor. Row one--John Sabol, Thomas Majestic, Thomas Mullett, Clarence Smith. In the right section tleft to rightj Top row-Robert Petzko, Robert Seiberling, Richard Lini, Donald Lisy, Roger Miller, Michael Ekoniak, Frank Soltis, John Petro, Julian Bekesz, John Timko, Arvils Junkers, Lawrence Budzowski, moderator Father Cyril, O.S.B. Row three-Cstandingj George Knotek, James Trachimowicz. Row two-Sylvester Kolton, Walter Peckis, Jerome Gries, Michael Roth, Robert Reminder, William Varga, Alvin Fedor, Robert Popovich, Raymond Leger, Clinton Simmons, Robert Klein, Raymond Soltesz. Row one-Nicholas Luccarrelli, alternate drum major Thomas Bartnikowski, head drum major Neal Behm, Joseph Cesa, Richard Karkoska, James Virost. Richard Bryndal and Robert Zion. The Benedictine band has its leadership in moderator Father Cyril, O.S.B., and director Raymond T. Zamiska. Father Cyril is fulfill- ing his third consecutive scholastic year as mod- erator, Mr. Zamiska, his second. During the summer, the bandsmen have practice sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays. When school starts the band practices Tues- days, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Featured on the band's first semester agenda is the halftime show at Benedictine varsity football games. Highlights of the sec- ond semester will be the band's twentieth annual spring concert May 4 in the school auditorium. Among the bandsmen who will graduate in June is Neal Behm, Benedictine's head drum major in his junior and senior years. On the gridiron during halftime of Bengal varsity football games, the Benedictine band puts on a seven-minute show, which features the Blue and White musicians marching up and down the field from a company front position at a cadence of l80 steps per minute. the Benedictine band , . li 4- l - lt's so wonderful, says Christmas ball queen Mary Blubaugh of Beau- mont academy to senior class president Robert Shearer. The social whirl For both Benedictine senior and junior classes, the social calendar is spotlighted by each group's semiformal Christmas ball and formal spring prom. The seniors scheduled their yuletide and May events at the Somerset inn. Wade Park manor was the yule site for the juniors. In May the third year men had their prom at the Park Lane villa. Both classes invite faculty members to act as chaperones. At the May prom, King Shearer crowned Joan Mc- Crackin of Shaker Heights high as the seniors' queen. 3570399 ,,,-ff all 1 4, N ,ll f m x, e e e i a il 'ri MR fees A fag Q in ,U is V :gf if Q 'Ha X' ies if I! ,x l lf X aase ff , ff Nothing but the best for the men of Benedictine as evidenced in this something soft and senti- mental atmosphere at the junior prom. lasting memories When King Shearer and Queen Joan smiled for the camera, the lens also took-in Jeffery Becker, Lawrence Hardon and Salvatore Forlani. The juniors' royal twosome is class president Kenneth Skrabec and queen Donna Champa of Maple Heights high. Senior directory James G. Adair-4847 Turney rd. 1251, BR 1-6338 William J. Antel-10517 Mt. Auburn ave. 141, RA 1-0315 Michael J. Antonelli-12536 Forest Hill ave. 1121, GA 1-1022 John R. Archaki--1562 E. 43rd st. 131, HE 1-3895 Robert J. Armor-4215 E. 160th st. 1281, WA 1-5835 Vaidotas A. Augis-1132 E. 72nd st. 131, UT 1-0388 Gerald P. Babbits-1561 E. 33rd st. 1141, EN 1-0948 Warren D. Balazs-2823 E. 120th st. 1201, SK 1-7929 Michael A. Banas-2962 E. lllth st. 141. CE 1-2419 Neal R. Bechant-11715 Hamlen ave. 1201, SW 5-5742 Robert F. Becka-3438 E. l03rd st. BR 1-4186 Jeffery L. Becker-12117 Parkhill ave. 1201, CE 1-5123 Neal E. Behm-2901 E. 104th st. 141, SW 1-7011 Julian J. Bekesz-5444 Mayfield rd. 1241, H1 2-8812 Kenneth J. Bieniek-2893 E. 64th st. 1271, BR 1-5845 Joseph T. Bilek-3312 Hearthstone rd. 1341. TU 4-3869 James R. Bona--2793 E. 117th st. 1201, WY 1-6713 Ronald L. Boruszkowski-9120 Bessemer ave. 141, D1 1-6897 , James W. Boyer-15700 Puritas rd. 1351, WI 1-7970 Andrew A. Caniglia-4682 E. 86th st. 1251, MI 1-3870 Joseph E. Cesa-2462 Baldwin rd. 141, SW 1-4553 Robert L. Chasar--2931 E. 114th st. 141, SW 5-6663 Peter J. Cordiak-3963 E. 188th st. 1221, LO 1-0786 Gerald R. Craine-12305 Oak Park blvd. 1251. MO 2-0258 Thomas J. 'Cuchal-11213 Greenwich rd. 151, DI 1-7974 Harold Davis-10001 Sophia ave. 141, SW 1-9994 Thomas P. Day-13309 S. Parkway dr. 151. LU 1-1387 Richard R. DeFiore--9822 Raymond ave. 141, MI 1-7436 Victor F. DeFiore-10413 Crestwood rd. 141, SW 1-4882 Joseph S. Demko-3442 E. l03rd st. 141. D1 1-6835 .Arthur G. Dempsey-9917 Rosehill rd. 141, 421-1421 John J. DeRose--11705 Griffing ave. 1201. CE 1-7892 Ronald F. DeRosa-4395 Elmwood rd. 1211, EV 2-1957 John A. Donich-2833 E. 99th st. 141. SW 5-4153 Dennis A. Draye-1432 Botany ave. 191. FL 1-4585 Thomas M. Dreiling-1616 Lyndhurst rd. 1241, HI 2-2566 Fred O. Dressler-5713 Dibble rd. 131, EN 1-7657 Eugene M. Duplaga-14516 Robert dr. 1301, 842-4644 Donald J. Dura-13432 Bellaire ave. 1351, CL 1-9238 Robert A. Duray--4579 Joyce ave. 1201, AX 2-7932 Lawrence J. Durica--4009 Hyde ave. 191, AT 1-5128 Roger W. Eaglen-2543 Scovill ave. 1151, SU 1-5221 James P. Eggett-30630 Shaker blvd. 1241. TE 1-9114 Victor M. Evric-3041 W. 46th st. 121, AT 1-5852 Gregory G. Fabian-5030 Brainard rd. 1391, CH 8-5631 Theodore A. Fanger-14813 James ave. 1371, MO 3-5394 Dominic M. Farinacci--2129 Random rd. 161, SW 5-0708 James G. Ferko-10240 Park Heights rd. 141, DI 1-4440 Salvatore A. Forlani-2121 Random rd. 161. RA 1-0158 Joseph A. Franchino--3820 E. 116th st. 151, VU 3-9938 Robert L. Frato-11615 Buckingham ave. 1201, CE 1-0257 Clifford J. Fulgham-27595 Belcourt rd. 1241. TE 1-1916 David W. Gad-6517 Lederer rd. 1271, 641-0314 Gary J. Galicki--5708 Maurice ave. 1271, VU 3-5145 James P. Gallagher-14722 Judson dr. 1281. LO 1-4797 Joseph A. Gati-11117 Woodland ave. 141, SW 5-2813 Vincent J. Gentiluomo-11428 Woodland ave. 141, SW 5-1828 Dennis J. Gilbride-1274 E. l42nd st. 1121, PO 1-7023 Michael A. Gillespie-15100 Terrace ave. 1121, MU 1-9121 Thomas E. Gorczyca-2905 Ralph ave. 191, SH 1-9558 Richard A. Gordyan-4646 E. 90th st. 1251, BR 1-6377 Anthony J. Granito-11131 Mt. Carmel rd. 141, RA 1-7685 ' ' Benedict S. Grigaliunas-1160 E. 72nd sr. 131, HE 1-8999 Lawrence E. Hardon-3196 W. 46th st. 121, AT 1-7016 'Otis T. Harris-11405 Hopkins rd. 181, UL 1-4458 John F. Hartman-12501 Grifiing ave. 1201, SK 1-4597 Charles W. Heimberger-5606 Ackley rd. 1291, TU 4-5856 - George E. Helwig--3426 W. 136th st. 1111. 'CL 2-6960 Gerald S. Heredos-3671 E. 116th st. 151, WA 1-2809 Dennis J. Himler-4500 East blvd. 151, DI 1-0336 George J. Horvath-2790 E. 117th st. 1201, RA 1-0309 Richard J. Hruska-9724 Elwell st. 141, CE 1-8920 James J. Hybil-12302 Shady Oak rd. 1251, MO 2-6575 Mario J. Iannetta-10905 Notre Dame ave. 141, CE 1-4845 Louis R. Jakkel-2966 E. 116th st. 1201, GA 1-6057 Gerhart F. Jaklitsch-1602 E. 49th st. 131, HE 2-0823 John A. Janoch-2986 E. 57th st. 1271. DI 1-4663 Vytautas S. Januskis-1247. E. 83rd st. 131. RA 1-8535 William J. Jeric-3587 E. 81st st. 151, VU 3-6194 Lawrence E. Kandrach-11302 Parkview ave. 141, CE 1-5981 Peter J. Karaba-3862 16th st. 191, SH 1-6949 Stephen J. Karkoska-2903 Woodhill rd. 141, GA 1-8615 Philip H. Karolick-9419 Catherine st. 141, VU 3-5982 Richard W. Kasik--4276 E. 119th st. 151, BR 1-7223 Louis J. Keller-4274 E. 160th st. 1281, LO 1-6119 Robert J. Kerul-34305 Forest la., Solon 39, Ohio, 247- 6736 Robert A. Kielkowicz-4368 E. 71st st. 151, 271-6345 Andrew J. Kisilewicz-3051 E. 65th st. 1271, DI 1-5050 John S. Komorowski-7003 Kazimier ave. 151, BR 1-4861 Russell R. Konst--11102 Parkview ave. 141, CE 1-5705 John L. Kowalski-1198 E. 85th st. 181, RA 1-1189 Joseph Kozak-4516 Bridgeview ave. DI 1-2405 Norman J. Kozak-4006 Trowbridge ave. 191, AT 1-6491 Alan J. Krasnicki--5023 E. 113th st. 1251, LU 1-2696 Lewis J. Krehel-9512 Yeakel rd. 141, G-A 1-5280 Thomas XV. Kucera-3371 E. 102nd st. 141. BR 1-6311 Andrew J. Kucko--9713 Easton ave. 141, VU 3-2967 Daniel E. Kuligowski-9505 Blitz la., Streetsboro, Ohio. 626-3052 William G. Kurth-11318 Woodstock rd. 141, RA 1-1478 Edward J. Laketek-5151 S. Winchester st., Chicago 9, Ill. Stephen M. Langa--12105 Parkview ave. 1201, WY 1-0274 Salvatore J. Liotta-3978 Wendy dr. 1221, WA 1-9288 Samuel G. Lucarelli-10601 Sandusky ave. 151. VU 3-5115 David A. Mack-15911 Westview ave. 1281, LO 1-7941 Raymond M. Maderka-6084 Westerham rd. C241, HI 2-2017 Roger J. Magyar-2827 E. 118th st. C201. SK 2-5933 Neal M. Mahall-1665 Marlowe ave. C71, AC 1-3702 Martin C. Marcoguiseppe-6054 Westminister dr. C201, TU 4-5775 Richard J. McCafferty-2182 W. 32nd st. C131 ME 1-6007 Timothy F. McKenna-10721 Woodland ave. C41. RA 1-8663 Kenneth J. Meyers-4011 Maplecrest ave. C341, TU 4-8875 Ronald B. Mikles-10714 Crestwood dr. C41. 721-4807 David C. Mitalski-6400 Francis ave. C271, VU 3-4012 Thomas D. Mullett--11509 Forest ave. C41. RA 1-5774 Timothy A. Murray-4891 W. 13th st. C91, SH 1-1096 Ronald J. Naglic-2106 Algonquin rd. C171 486-1807 Frank J. Nawalanic--1279 E. 89th st. C81, GA 1-8520 Richard L. Neitzel-9604 Easton ave. C41. DI 1-6094 Robert C. Neitzel-10206 Clifton blvd. C21 Kenneth D. Novak-8000 Union ave. C51. D1 1-0482 Joseph M. Ochwat-10302 Park Heights blvd. C251, LU 1-3423 Robert J. Orihill-13404 Melzer ave. C201, WY 1-7072 James R. Paradise-3225 E. 93rd st. BR 1-5349 Albert Pellegrine-11807 Browning ave. C201, RA 1-2082 George R. Penlield-12409 Buckingham ave. C201, SW 1-7825 James J. Perk-3419 E. 65th st. C271, MI 1-4391 Joseph R. Perko-6313 Dunham rd. C371, MO 2-9115 John J. Pernick-1507 Botany ave. C91, ON 1-9385 Robert A. Petzko-4802 S. Winchester st., Chicago 9, Ill. Thomas S. Piazza-19612 Mayfair la. C281. SK 1-3865 Julius J. Pierman-3589 E. 113th st. C51. SK 1-4375 Louis P. Pirman-3707 E. 54th st. C51. MI 1-7478 Thomas A. Piskac-8377 Riverview rd. C4l1, JA 6-4136 Leonard F. Pokorny--3940 E. 42nd st. C51. MI 1-3061 Frank S. Pollack-1717 Byron dr. C241. H1 2-5122 Robert A. Purpera-10412 Park Heights rd. C41. MI 1-5246 Gerald J. Pusz-10820 Edgepark dr. C251, DI 1-7073 John A. Rafferty-7004 Lawn ave. C21, 631-0819 Robert H. Reed-9517 Alexander rd. C251, VU 3-7115 Edward J. Repasy-2793 E. 120th st. C201. WA 1-0063 Joseph J. Rezabek-3915 Robert ave. C91, AT 1-0808 Daniel A. Rinicella-3866 Covington rd. C211, EV 1-6153 Joseph G. Rufus-4511 Springvale dr. C281. AX 2-7085 James A. Sadowski-971 lda st. C31, HE 1-9723 George J. Safranek-3408 E. 108th st. C41. D1 1-0079 Andrew B. Sako-10522 Biddulph rd. C91, ON 1-1277 Albert S. Santelli-12626 Mount Overlook ave. C201. SW 5-4966 Daniel A. Santo-2625 Fairfax rd., Rd ifl Mantua, Ohio. CR 4-2641 John Sas-3449 E. l03rd st. C41 Stephen P. Schwan--2920 E. 111th st. C41. RA 1-6920 Arthur A. Schwelgien-1143 Ansel rd. C81, SW 5-1804 Robert L. Seiberling-4212 E. 93rd st. C51. D1 1-7934 James W. Semsak-4912 E. 106th st. C251. VU 3-8249 Robert A. Shearer-3826 Covington rd. C211, EV 2-0666 Theodore R. Shepard-3301 E. 146th st. C201, WY 1-0402 Thomas J. Shinhearl-2683 E. 126th st. C201..RA 1-6858 Vv'ayne D. Sieckowski-3613 E. 114th st. C51. WA 1-3056 Gustav J. Simon-9321 Leroy av. C41 Raymond J. Sliwinski-11816 Parkhill ave. C201, WA 1-4775 Thomas J. Smolko-20788 Halworth rd. C221, WY 1-8269 Laszlo Sogor-3009 E. 126th st. C201, LO 1-9227 Raymond T. Soltesz-9903 Stoughton ave. C41. SW 5-3310 Frank J. Soltis-4141 Feiner dr. C221, WY 1-1247 Edward E. Sommers-14503 Tokay ave. C371. MO 2-3289 Elmer K. Somody-10017 Sophia ave. C41. SW 5-1260 Alan G. Soroky--2177 W. 28th st. C131, AT 1-6392 Anthony J. Srovnal-5309 Mound ave. C51. D1 1-0943 Raymond J. Stepic-8118 Mansfield ave. C51. VU 3-1786 Francis P. Stracensky--2087 W. 20th st. Cl31, TO 1-5092 Donald F. Strainer-11225 Melba ave. C41. SW 1-6041 Stephen J. Sudik-9927 Stoughton ave. SW 1-6410 Dennis M. Swansiger-13416 'Chapelside ave. C201, 751- 5127 Thomas L. Szydlowski--7003 Gertrude ave. C51. M1 1-6038 Gary E. Takacs-9517 Lamontier ave. C41. RA 1-9765 John M. Terwilliger-3316 E. 65th st. C271, MI 1-0290 Edward J. Thomas-8013 Keyes ave. C41. RA 1-0269 Ralph E. Thomas-8303 Medina ave. C31, HE 1-6874 Anthony J. Tizzano-1467 Holmden rd. C211, EV 1-5341 Robert J. Trentanelli-4116 Bluestone rd. C211, EV 2-1005 Ronald E. Trzcinski-6923 Clement ave. C51. DI 1-6284 David E. Tuma-3801 Washington ct. C51. VU 3-8570 Blaise C. Tylicki--12916 Harvard ave. C51, SK 1-6905 John J. Ubel-3429 W. 99th st. C21, ME 1-2682 John S. Vanecko-8310 Whittington dr. C291, TU 5-4728 William E. Varga-9910 Lamontier ave. C41. SW 5-4876 James S. Veres-5128 Clement ave. C371. MO 3-6839 Albert F. Vibonese-17113 Laverne ave. C351r CL 1-0133 Anthony M. Vocaire-1935 Warrensville Center rd. C211, EV 1-1661 Patrick Wagner-2793 E. 120th st. C201. LO l-1294 Richard L. Wass-2847 E. 98th st. C41. RA 1-7368 Louis A. White--8215 Central ave! C41. SW 1-1869 Lawrence P. Wojciechowski-8018 Sowinski ave. C31. EX 1-2951 Virgil R. Woloszyn-2919 E. 61st st. C271 Frank R. Yankovic-1544 Belvoir blvd. C211, EV 1-4159 John F. York-13913 Melzer ave. C201. L'O 1-4856 Thomas J. Zabor-11010 Park Heights ave. C251, LO 1-3798 Thomas F. Zadravec-9408 David rd. C251, VU 3-9631 George P. Zinkewicz-3912 Washington Park blvd. C51. VU 3-6045 Robert J. Zion-1421 E. 52nd st. C31, EX 1-1508 Jerome M. Zisk-3606 Sykora rd. C51. MI 1-2522 David E. Zubelik-10322 Manor rd. C91. CL 2-1540 Frank J. Zummo-16611 Walden ave. C281. LO l-4410 4 1.4 'f a. 4 , ?wk 2, 1' . -,dr , Y . '-'H sgfxf ww if' i I . k fffmm zxigwvgfw I z m z A f,35,+ 5 . E ' . ' XV ' , - ' ' , . f X ' - f?fsisws9f1M,,1 J, ff dv' g ' 1 E Q jf .. , M1-saw W Xi . 'N 4 Z ' 7 ' 'MY ' -' . 1 . - 2- ' ' X ' A 5 V ' W 7' . n 7 fl? 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