Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Bruce Robert Allrson Bruce Boy St loseph s Here wrapped up rn one brrght pa kage rs a scholastrc sweater wrnner a two term class presr dent a Student Councrl repre sentatrve cmd co edrtor of the Rambler and Lrterulae Wrth astronomrcal marks rn chemrstry Bruce should easrly transform the freld of chemrcal engrneerrng Stanrey Gerald Anuskrewrcz erry St Ann s Dresel engrneerrng and Georgra Tech loom promrnently rn thrs Prepsters plans Hrs present oc cupatron rn an auto body reparr shop should qualrfy hrm to han dle any Ramblrn Wrecks at G Tech ln the meantrme bowlrng and Legron League baseball absorb hrs free trme Q grief: mail 'A S-40 -of- ', .0 Graduates Clarence Angelo Angelottr Angelo Sacred Heart Angelo the quret one came to us from Sacred Heart Parrsh and proved to be a worthy and able competrtor on and off the track ln sprte of hrs pervadrng tacr turnrty he leans toward he legal professron The chorce of college remarns uncertarn Thomas Wxllram Aqumo Honest Tom St Pauls Tom rs a lad who can be pleas antly and refreshrngly aggres srve An avrd sports rooter h follows baseball and football he rs also a former member of the Rambler staff Fortrfred by rntensrve study he wrll grow rn the knowledge of engrneerrng at Gannon College ,lk ........-ff fi NI' -off 194 Cathedral Prep Ng Q' Nadi Robert Andrew Bablak Babs Holy Famrly Bob came to Prep after spendrng a short trme at Kanty Hrs motto Be frrends wrth everyone you meet makes hrm a peppery Prepster Hrs employment wrth a burldrng company wrll set the stage for hrs later work as a crvrl engrneer Iohn Edward Bardroff lack St Andrews lacks complacen y grves way to lrery ardor and drrve on the grrdrron or along the crnder path Vrncent probably rates a hrs favorrte opponent Hrs cheerful ness and unfarlrng consrderatron for others show hrm for what he rs a real gentleman as rbi, Nl' ...J Robert Leo Baker Ir Bob St Georges Bob rs a tacrturn lad whose sub dued manner belres hrs energres and accomplrshments He rs well known as a shutterbug and as a lover of the wrde open spaces Hrs rnterest rn engrneerrng wrll gurde hrm to Gannons new scrence burldrng come Sep tember Thomas Robert Baumann Tom Mount Calvary Tom rs an rllustratron of the old adage Good thrngs come small packages Desprte hrs drmrnutrve stature he thrrves on competrtron He lrkes to answer the call of the wrld whether for huntrng and frshrng or for hrs chosen career rn forestry and conservatron 25 ' ,' A , . I t - y 7 , . 1' , . . . . . f v K 1 n V Q ' h I ' e D . , , A I 1, X t if s r sl ' ' , , N :fix ' rf . M 9 ' Q f of .tgr ,lg . . . . A . - I x H I I ' i , H H - ' A , I U T- . ' ' , ' in

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f 3 sf '9' uf, if Ioseph Sarvadi President Chosen leaders of their class sae' ,3 R1-sf f Timothy Holland Vice-President -of N? 'T 4,7 Iohn Donatucci Treasurer Iames Ferraro Secretary Early in September, 1950, the Corps of '54 was born as two hundred titty-three wide- eyed youngsters entered the halls of Prep for the first time and headed for the fourth floor, liberally besmeared with lipstick. Things hap- pened tast to these youngsters, and soon they were Sophomores, and deeply engaged in dances, Iayvee sports, find the complexities ot geometry. Wewere fewer, then, but our spirit was stronger, and we were beginning to awaken to our potential power as a class. Then, suddenly, we were Iuniors and upper- classmen. Corpsmen began to lead the Ram- blers to victory, and we shouldered the burden of the school paper. Names emerged, and we handled rallies and entertainments. The crown- ing achievement, however, was the outstand- ing Iunior Prom. And then in the fall of 1953, the Corpsmen came into their own. As Seniors we took to ourselves the responsibility of set- ting the pace for the school, This was a full year, with public celebrations, sports, dances and the thousand-and-one activities which are involved in the senior year. And now to graduation . . . Father Mdfll'H Father Daniel l. Martin is the friendly counsellor, the leader, and the taskmaster--if the occasion requires it the Class of '54, He is an ideal class adviser.

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Graduates 126- QT'ilF J, ' Pm. rm' Q-F7 R.-gnu' ,5 0hnq,,, Gerald Arthur Bxlle Ierry St Peters lerrys personahty IS typ1f1ed by the llvely pace he set 1n track An enthus1ast1c Prep rooter h could always be found f1r1ng our teams on to v1ctory The m1l1tary l1fe looks good to h1m but he hopes eventually to become hrs own employer Robert Wrllxam Campbell Bo St Peters The motto Look for the better Slde reflects Bobs cheerful and opt1m1st1c ph1losophy An expert enced dr1ver behtnd the wheel of that fam1l1ar Packard he wtll sum up h1s educat1on ln the f1eld of accountxng at Gannon and St Bonaventures 26 l 9 ' Raymond Alan Calabrese OCally St Pauls Ray lS Preps O Henry who has affrxed the pen name OCally to h1s numerous hterary master p1e es HIS endless ad l1bs stamp hlm the class comed1an but he lS also an honor student band member Lrterulae staffer and dance comm1tteeman Gannon and optomology look good to h1m Iames Edward Casella zzz St losephs Sometxmes called the Wzzard of Oz Izzr exemplxhes the Prep person1f1cat1on of well d1SpOSed Wll He possesses that certa1n ruggedness and determ1nat1on wh1ch stamps h1m a natural All Scholast1c tackle Hrs plans 1n clude Florxda Un1vers1ty and a career 1n masonry Ronald W1ll1am Bayhurst Paul Robert Betzner Ron Sl ame Wxth a host of fr1er1ds as v1s1ble proof Ron possesses populanty plus He d1V1d9S h1s spare t1me between workmg at the A 61 P and relaxmg 1n h1s hobb1es f sw1mm1ng and dlvmg HIS cho1ce of a career l1es tn e1ther auto mottve mechamcs or ele trontcs N1cholas Carmen Blancosmo Brg Nrclc St Pauls Honor Student Nlck ts a great the New York Yankees and of all the cass projects of the Corps of 54' An 1n1ury cut short a prom1s1ng foot ball career now N1cks concern IS a career ln mecham al eng1 neermg poss1bly at Gannon College booster 1-va, 'QR 'Ja-'fi-'W ff' Pau St lames Servmg w1th honor beh1nd the mouthplece of a trumpet Paul IS Wesleyvrlles contr1but1on to the Prep band Paul has the d1st1nc t1on of bemg the fxrst 1n h1s class o ave h1s own car Ford no less' H15 future IS as yet ur1dec1ded Wxlham Edward Blebel 1 St lohns B1ll IS a typ1cal Prepster A con s1stent honor student he can st1ll po1nt w1th pardonable prxde to servrce on the Rambler staff the Student Councrl and numerous dance comm1ttees Although he 15 an authonty on German B111 ant1c1pates a career m com merc1al art ohm -of '-...-if g, fS- rf.:-1 Cathedral - . 1 3 1 - . A viii' if . 1 h - U 50 ' f , , , ' ' . ' ' ' 7 C . . ' 'Q A 5 fy, Y ll ' ' - . ' B'll - , ' A ., J ' 1 of A ' ,uf I I . . . , ,mf ' , . ARE, an , W . cV,. I my F vt. . K , p., J ' V Q 7 A ' r . x- .V I ,V 4, ,d 9 , A 'K f . ll ,ti I I 3 1 lr . . . Q 2 X A ' .v . . ' - - a a fx Q 1 9 ' ' ' I 4 I : . Q , 3