Cathedral Latin School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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u time for study WHEN A FRESHMAN first enters Cathedral Latin's hallways he has taken the first big step in becoming a Latin man. Throughout his sophomore year he learns of such things as spirit and tradition and finally, in his junior year, he not only knows but practices this spirit and tradition. The underclassmen have a weighty and often difficult responsibility. Through study, ob- servation of the present senior class, and more study they must prepare themselves for the task of inheriting the leadership of the school. This year's underclassmen have certainly shown that they are willing and able to guide the school to even greater heights. 4 r I

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.L 4-K AL FRONT ROW: F. Cala, K. Augis, N. Brickman, Bower, A. Comella. SECOND ROW: A. Cericillo, M. Caronchi, Ciolek, S. Colacarro. THIRD ROW: D. Borovac, Blaszak, R. Becky, F. Allega, R. Andolsen. FOURTH ROW: T. Brennan, W. Carrier, N. Coffaro, T. Ashdown, Bain, S. Brown. FIFTH ROW: M. Bokovitz, W. Bennett, R. Bienkowski, T. Begley, G. Brenner, R. Arko. SIXTH ROW: R. Benko, M. Bonelli, P. Balski, K. Bynane, D. CizMadia, G. Bodnar. SEVENTH ROW: H. Brueggeman, R. Chikani, Cassidy, R. Brikowski, Capuano, G. Carelton, G. Bitsko. ABSENT: R. Bene, A. Bossard, G. Carlaugh. Showing leadership arid responsibility, homeroom 1A was first in many facets of school life. The original publishers of a class paper in the freshman division, IA also took a first in the Frosh Mile Run and placed high in all school drives, especially the Squidgulum. Able counseling was given hy Brother Daniel Doyle, S.lVl., and class leadership inspired by the homeroom ofiicers: Daniel Borovac, president, David CizlVladia, vice-president, James Blaszalc, treasurer, FRESHM CLASS Brother Daniel Doyle, S.M. Latin I, Religion I, Speech I Homeroom IA, Sodality.