St Marys High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Sno-ball Dance .,..... ............,......A.......,......,...... Chicago Convention ., ..A..,.............,.....,......... .. St. Patrick's Night Talent Show ..... . .,.... . Band Parents Club ....,..........,,....,....,..n,.,........... Bunny Ball ,..4,..............o...A.....................,....,....... Sports Big Three Determine Strategy ............. Lady Luck and the Crusaders .,...,,.... Football Camp ......,...4.......................,......... Injuries Plague Crusaders ......,.,..... St. Vincent Game ...,...4 ....,,.,...,.................,... Wild Romp Closes Season .,....,....,.....,....4... Spring Practice ..........,..............,,..,,........,.,.,.........A... The Value of Sports-an editorial ........,. Varsity 1952-53 ,..4.,.............,.......,.,..............A..,,....... Season-Confusion and Tight Scores .,....,..,. Crusaders Humble Irish .......,......,4.,..............i.. Crusaders Beat Canton ...,...........,.............,. Freshmen Season .....,.......,.,.,,.,... Team Feasts at Banquet .4.......,.., Swimming Team i................,. Wrestling ..n.. .n................,..,,.....,.....4......... Ping-Pong Championship ,...,.,.,,. Cheerleaders ..,.........................i........ Baseball i....i..,....,.i,.4....i..........,..,.,... ..... ..... Gym and Intramurals .......,.......,.....i.......,.,....,......... Student Government and Underclassmen Student Council ..............ii.i.i..i...,,......,....,.,....,........,..... Freshmen .........,...i........... Sophomores .,............ Juniors .i....i...,,.,...,.., Music and Band Marching Band .......i.........,... Band Parents Dinner ............ Choral Performances ........,... Classroom Activities Mathematics and Life ,...,..,,........,..,.................. Library at Work ..4.,.,.,i...,i,........,..,...,..,.,.n.,.......,........... Arts, Ceramics, Mechanical Drawing i....... Domestic Arts .......,....,...,............,.........,...,..,..,.............. History, American and World ,...,.,..........4... Biology .,..............................,....,..,.,................... Physics and Projects .,,.....,..,,..,,...... French Club and Latin ....................... ........,. Students Study Novel ,....4........,...,............,.............. Macbeth Facinates Classes ......,........i.............,...i The Art of Expression-an editorial ........,. Debating .......,,.,,........i...............................,.............,........... The Crusader -Newspaper Pioneers... Business Administration ..,................,...........,...... The Bluebook Staff ...........,....... ,......,....... . ......... , List of Patrons ,....,..,... Advertisers ..,.........,..

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A Student Publication Presented by the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Journalistic Staff of St. Mary s High School. Co-Editors: George Biltz Joseph Safko Business Manager: Loretta. Mi ragliotta Music Dept.: Frank Mungo Barbara Pucilowski Asso. Business Managers: Robert Zolnerzak Beverly Fratura Literary Editor: Anna Grace Barrett Robert Zolnerzak Sales and Publicity: John Crano Marie Donahue Senior Dept.: Jean Cutrone Thomas Montavon Headlines and Captions: Thomas Montaven William Salber Larry Pamer Sports Editor: George Lang Alumni Dept.: Noreen Foley Betty Miller Associates : Larry Pamer William Salber Classroom Activities: Don O'Shea Associate Editors: Vic D'Andrea Jerry Kramer Religious Editor: Dick Donahue Asso. Religious Editor: Barbara Dui-kin Social Editor: Noreen Foley Mary Kay Eckerman Underclassmen Activities: Don O'Shea Margaret Coffman June Hollander Mary Ann Eberhardt Alice Dominic Typing: Catherine Miller Carolyn Mollica Barbara Durkin Helen Pappas Lucille Slivrochi Claire Conrad Nancy Mannion Betty Miller Photography: Rev. John J. Price Student Assistants: Charles Magistro Frank Mungo Thomas Montavon Proofing? I . U Colette Keller Art Editor: Evelyn Geafhaff FW'-my Advlsel' . 1 Dick Donahue Charles Magistro May Klllmn Rev- John L' Flag' Administration and Faculty Archbishops J ub1lee ........................, ,. Table ot Contents Pastor Celebrates Ordination .... ,... Priest Faculty ....,.......,..,.,....,................ Lay Teachers ....,.,..... Sisters of I.H.M. ............... School Maintenance ...... Senior Division Things to Remember .,..... Commencement .............,... Seniors of 1953 ....... Religion The Quest of God - An editorial .,....,... Chaplain Gives Retreat .,...,,...............,.... Sodality .......................... 3 .............., L ....... I ....,..,.,..,....................,....... Seniors Honor Fat1ma Virgin .........,......,.,..............,....,.. Speaking of Core Subjects - An editorial ..... Seniors Study Casti Connubi ......,,.......,...........,.,.....,,.. Social Senior-Junior Prom .,.......,.,.............,.,. Annual Homecoming ..............,..,.........,. Variety Highlights Halloween .......... Fireside Rally ..,..,...........,............................. Thanksgiving Dance ........ Pre-Lenten Dance ,.......... Football Banquet ......... 2 Page 4 5 8 10 11 12 13 14 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 40 42 43 44

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ROGRESS Ill ADMINISTRATION Archbishop Visits June 9tl1 Commencement, Receives Spiritual Bouquets From Students On Golden Jubilee By CHUCK MAGISTRO When Bishop Hoban addressed the graduating class on June 9, many Seniors were again reminded of the sacrifice the Bishop has made for Catholic Education. We have seen his progressive ideas come to life under the direction of our beloved Pastor. His insistance on the best in education is borne out by an expanded school program, a new stadium, and a re- modeled home economics department. His progressiveness has changed our school HIS GRACE, ARCHBISHOP EDWARD F. HOBAN, Bishop of Cleveland, through whose ef- forts St. Mary's has been established as a Cen- tral school for Akron. from a small parish school to a liourishing Central High. His progressiveness was anticipated in the many interesting events of his life. After his ordination to the priesthood in 1903, he was ritmed Chancellor of Chica- go, the city of his birth. Another promo- tion came when he was made Domestic Prelateg in 1921 he was consecrated Aux- iliary Bishop of Chicago, and in 1937 ap- pointed Bishop of Rockford, Illinois. Upon the death of Archbishop Joseph Schrembs in 1945, Bishop Hoban succeeded to the Cleveland See. Just two years ago he was appointed to the rank of Archbishop by Pope Pius XII. During his work as Bishop of Cleve- land he was stressed culture and Christian Education. Saint Mary's is an outstanding example of this growth. Your Grace . . . ON YOUR GOLDEN .IUBILEE Through the years you have always thought of us. Now on the Golden Jubilee of Your priesthood, we wish to thank You for Your tremendous contributions to reli- gious education, and Your expansion of Catholic facilities, to name only a few while You have been our bishop-a new retreat house, additions to numerous schools and hospitals throughout the diocese, churches and institutions. Yours has always been the pressing care of Christ's church fulfilling the words of St. Paul to be a pattern to your flock -bringing them closer to God. We congratulate You on Your Jubilee and pray that God may give You many years to carry on this program of education in our diocese and grant You the light and strength for the many duties yet to come, to be always pastor to the flock entrusted to you!