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

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30,4 ,Q-4-ng, Brother James Barhorst, S.M. .atin I, Religion I, Speech Ig 'Iomeroom IB, Intramural Bowl- ng, Sodality. FRESHMA CLASS With traditional Latin spirit, the IB Bulldogs strove to remain the top freshman class throughout the school year. Finishing near the winners circle in all drives, the Bulldogs also toolc a first in the intramural bowling league. The captain and four members of the frosh basketball squad hailed from IB. Through careful guidance by homeroom moderator, Brother James Barhorst, S.M., and the cooperation of the class officers, the IB Bulldogs worked to their full capacity in everything they undertook. FRONT ROW: K. DeLambo, A. Di Iorio, R. Freedman, N. Deasy. SEC- OND ROW: B. Di Julius, Czurzman, Forhan, E. Dulzer. THIRD ROW: R. Farrar, M. Croce, A. D'Agostino, R. Cummings, M. DeGrandis. FOURTH ROW: C. Cudnik, E. Cooper, M. Della Vella, M. Gale, B. Flaherty. FIFTH ROW: T. Cook, Eszterhas, G. Davis, C. DeTota, G. Farkash. SIXTH ROW: Denk, M. Galemmo, T. Fahey, D. DiFran- co, P. French, M. Furness. SEVENTH ROW: Eshan, P. Dobritch, D. Erne, R. Franko, A. Ferrone. EIGHTH ROW: R. DeSapri, Faflik, D. D'Agostino, L. Dobucki. ABSENT: M. DeSouza, R. Dolfi, M. Daddario. 'GRS

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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.

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Living up to our expectations was the by-word of the IC Corvettes in becoming one of the top homerooms in the school. The Corvettes placed high in all school drives, taking a second place in the Squidgulum and freshman howling, plus a fourth in the Frosh Mile Run. Major factors for 1C's success were the homeroom's two officers, James Halas, presidentg Ron Hudalc, vice-president, who were aided by the class moderator, Mr. Pomidor. FRONT ROW: Jackson, E. Heisser, Holinski, N. Gerome. SEC- OND ROW: V. Joyce, R. Jaberg, Gallagher, Holmes. THIRD ROW: T. George, D. Hlusak, S. Gallagher, N. Iarussi, D. Gulla. FOURTH ROW. R. Heckman, D. Gribbons, T. Jones, D. Grealis, H. Gallagher. FIFTH ROW: R. Iglewski, G. jaklitsch, W. Jarrett, R. Hoh, Gareau, D. Joherl. SIXTH ROW: Gibbons, R. Ioffreda, Iafelice, T. Har- riger, R. Hudak. SEVENTH ROW: Halas, Hudak, T. Gannon, S. Gudin, S. Hogan, C. Gudin. Mr. Walter Pomidor Speech I, World History, Home room IC. FBESHMA CLASS