St Benedict Academy - Scholastican Yearbook (Erie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Rf 1 2 E al 5 5 X if - Q i f ,I fx: 5 ' r 2 ' 1 Jmuuolzci utes, hours, and days became weeks, months, and years that made up our life at Saint Benedict's. Proof of our achievement during these four years can be found in the graduates themselves. Individually, each senior has, as a child of God-innoce unfolded thro h nt, eager, and open- ug the years into a Valiant W confident, mature. Min oman-wise, But under this cloak of wisdom, confidence, and matur- ity lies the very natural desire of keeping alive the memory of these formative years. Life, at present, is so full-inviting and challenging us to heed its call. And so we shall, but already we are saying, Our last year! How fast it has gone! Do you remember . . . It is with the hope of helping you recall in days to come these memories now so sharp and clear that we pre- sent in our Scholastican, '58-FALL . . . WINTER . . . SPRING . .SUMMER . . .the seasons that made our life at SBA. fontanm, Page Title .,.. . . , 1 Foreword Autu Ad .,.3 mn ..., .... , . ministration . ...,...,.......,.,. , 4-5 .. . Faculty. . . Student Gover ment. . . Freshmen ...G t. n- rades 7-8 . . .Scholas- icon . . . Class Party. Winter ,. ,..... .. Class Play S no-ball...Cla HonorS ' -27 sses . . . National ociety . . . Juniors Spring ., ,. Act ivities . . .Sophs. . .Prom.. . .Cam 50-51 P Summer ,..,. Seniors Patr Acknowled Advertisers 3 ons and Friend ,. . 66-67 , SBA Girl S,. , 89 gments , H89 90 K ak ,K2 . fe f- .vp 5555 A W My . ww 1 ,, E S iw? K! , 5 x ff 5 S K ., A. 11 WE 1 as Y E' ff 1 na, , 'mx gym if 'dk g 5 X Q 3 di ,Q y A - , mi, Sinai ,P wp 5 ,W fm x + 1- : WS' Lie. Q Q . R, ,g l . X it 33 ii , Q ' is W4 . K ff: HL 5 P-:L fi ks ii 'X Y' . FF 1 u Q k ,M t 0 i vo 1 I l Wig? ,s l Administration 6 Faculty 7 Student government 10 Freshmen 12 Grades 7-8 17 Scholastican 18 Mission Club 19 Press Dance SC Party 20 3 J Retreat , 21 Religion activities 22 of another era of study and ' activity, prayer and laughter, l guidance and friendship. This is September, October, November , 'I - - 5 Lew, 1 MM, A H Jiazpionem The administration is the guiding force behind all activities, academic and extra-curricular, here at SBA. Through foresight, comprehension, dis- cipline, and efficiency they determine the pattern which promotes harmonious school life. Reverend Mother M. Sylvester, O.S.B. President, St. Benedict Academy Sister Mary Grace, O.S.B. Sister M. Theophane, O.S.B. B.S. Villa Maria College St. Vincent Hospital B.S. M.Litt. University of Pittsburgh Rev. Clair F. Gannon, O.S.B. 6 UP , spfidfflkfs Sister M. Barbara Ann, O.S.B. Sister M. Carmelita, O.S.B. Sister M. Doroth . . Sister M. Francis Claire, O.S.B y, ' oiege ,ff Sister M. Gervase, O.S.B. Sister M. Joseph, O.S.B. Sister M. Kathleen, O.S.B. Sister M. leonardo, O.S.B. B.B.A., M.A. B.A. B.S. Saint Bonaventure University Villa Moria College villa Mario College M.A. University of Notre Dame s Sister Lois Marie, O.S.B. Sister M. louis, O.S,B. Sister M. Lucy, O.S.B. Miss Mary Ann Luke B.B.A., M.A. R.N. B.S. Saint Bonaventure University St. Mcry's Hospital Villa Maria College B.L.S. Rochester, Minn. Villanova University 7 W. . . Sister Mary Bernadine, O.S.B. Sister Mary David, O.S.B. Sister Mary Hubert, O.S.B. Sister Mary Louis, O.S.B. B.s. B.M. V ' B.A. Villa Maria College Eastman School of Music Villa Maria College M.A. University of Notre Dame Sister Mary Michael, O.S.B. Sister Mary Philip, O.S.B. Sister M. Maureen, O.S.B. Mrs. Mary A. Piotrowicz B.A. B.S. B.S. B.S. Villa Maria College Villa Maria College Villa Maria College Villa Maria College Planning far into the future of St. Benedict's are Sister Mary Grace, assistant principal, Sister M. Theophane, principal, and Miss Schmitt, receptionist. Lessons are prepared after school, as shown by Sister M. Philip and Sister M. Rachael, freshman homeroom teachers. dh, Qqrulq, , ofbzm, Sister M Rachael OSB Sister M. Rita, 0.S.B. Miss Joan Ropelewskl Miss Beatrice Schmitt B.S., M.A. B.A. Receptionist Villa Maria College anisius College Mercyhurst College I Imprinting the indelible marks of a Catholic education, molding the charac- ter of Youth, sharpening thinking powers to meet the complex world of today- the faculty of Saint Benedict Academy strives to educate the whole woman. They realize that a knowledge of the basic classroom subjects must be supple- mented by sound principles of Christian living. They have taught us to direct our minds and wills to be conformed to those of God, our Creator, they have inspired within us the need of guiding our life's goals with two principles in mind-God and Eternity, they have given us faith in the past, courage for the present, and hope for the future. To the faculty of SBA, we are indebted. Faculty meetings help both student and teachers say Sisters Mary Michael, Teresita, and Lois Marie SC president, K. Urbanik, lights the initial taper of the Advent wreath as P. Maksimowski and fellow SC members assemble for this liturgical function. Old Glory gets a boost from SC members, K. Buchanan and J. Galla. SC represents the student's voice in school government. Our twenty-six member Council has set its sights high in hopes of creating better harmony between faculty and students, of im- pressing the importance of school privileges and their corresponding duties and obligations, and improving school spirit. 1 1 .5 -f-- . .. 7 1. ' -' 10 SC's significance is universal, but its opera- tions distinct. Western Pennsylvania Student Council Convention, held at SBA in 1957, gath- ered district representatives for a two-day session of problem and idea exchange. Proof conclu- sive that SC is the Voice of the Student Body- Blue print of Student Action. Studying new methods for improving Student Council are SC president, K. Urbanikg vice-president, J. Tirak, secre- tary, M. Rinderleg and treasurer, P. Maksimowski. Even Student Aides must follow locker regu- lations K. Froess learns from B. Bohn. Jxuusf, To Student Aides is extended the credit of building and maintaining the friendly atmosphere here at SBA and keeping order in the halls during school hours. A right arm of Student Council, this organization func- tions for the welfare of all students, offering guidance as well as service. Ever vigilant at their posts, they are always ready and willing to direct visitors and uphold student regulations. By their constant alertness, Stu- dent Aides can truly be considered helping hands to both faculty and students. Studious but alert, Student Aide R. Falconer, proves every mo- ment counts. Aides, M. Thaler and S. Hill, are at stations even before uniform regulations are effective. For P. Eastman and K. Kanis service and Stu- dent Aides are synonomous. ll fAboveJ Freshmen: J. Gloysten, M. Moran, J. Kern, and J. Glance call to make reservations for the senior treat. September 2 was a memorable day for the 189 Freshies who came with mixed feel- ings of awe and anticipation to the Aca- demy that was to become their second home for the next four years. Pleasant laughter replaced shy smiles and uncertain queries became confident statements as the class saw its members gradually take their places on the J.V. basketball team, and in dra- matic, forensic, and music activities. Our Freshies are at home at SBA. lRightl B. Ostrowski, G. Kowalski, C. Spinelli, and R. Lastcwski Frosh S. C. members, prepare orders for S. C. proiect Avon P. Adams E. Adamski E. Allshouse J. Almeda J. Almeda P. Amann R. M. Andrzyczak J. Babay L. Baniszewski J. Baranska M. Barreca P. Barth M. Bernier R. M. Biebel J. Bognanski R. Bostaph J. Burick P. Cackowski C. Cagnoli D. Campbell M. L. Carlson S. Shylinski M. Cieslak H. Ciukal sa - - else -.5 bffii . QL A ,E., . . 1 we J A f . r sr- ' -Q. . X k K., ,., es V ' ' A A K. Dolan D. Dombrowski D. Draskiewicz J. Dudics J. Fischer D. Fredrychowski B. Guczkowski H. Giewonf M. A. Couqhlin P. Cywinski M. Davis G. Dobrzysznski M. Duffy J. Esser N. Dunn J. Falk S. Goro D. Gornick C. Grobowski C. Gutowski M. Hain K. Herring A. Hilliard A. Hines K. Holihcxn K. Horvath J. Kuczmurek L. Kalivodc: B. Kasclfiak B. Kelley P. Kelm A. Kendziora wx is . my M. A. Kononczyk J. Klutz Freshies: K. Benes und M. Hain in eager anlicl ri 5' pcslion of u first Christmas of SBA. - J. Knoll A. M. Kobylinski E. 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Longo Lorei J. Lorei Lupo Lynch Mociukiewicz Mackowski Moduru Mnlinski Maloney Morkley Marshall Mazzone McGrcz1h Meclsel Medvec Mercure J. Migdal Mihulovic Mowry Murosky Murzynski Neubert B. Krolak ' ' T h e complete S B A uniform, n e on Y, striking, oncl comfortable as worn by D. Campbell. E l gm' , - .Tl J' CJ' -- if --Qi . .eee . xr .R x .ff y i X YP X 3 , 2' K' 1 , 'v'-3335? ' ' ,...,Q, ' i 7 .. . A -:.k . - --,.- . ... ,.,, .. C. Nowcxkowski D. Orlondi E, Posko P. Pelinsky A. Polaski R, M. Przybycin C. Quirk M. Reid P. Reis B. Rozenek C. Rutkowski M. Rzepka B. Rzodkiewicz D. Rzodkiewicz J. Saber M. Salzer M. Schmitt M. Sebald M. B. Seger K. Selker P. Sheehan C. Shreve M. Sigler S. Skrzypek C. Smiih B. Sonzala M. Supp P. Stanek J. Sievens M. B. Sullivan M. Szewczyk A. Szpcaru R. Tovernese C. Torelli 'X 1 .-h- 'f5ii?ff . L Q Sa: v' 1 M. Poluski C. Poluszejko R. M. Pruzenski M. Rcxykowski J, Richards D. Rodney 'W' 'I5 mf.2l1lf1hm.mL4 H2110 ru' Q, S 2 K3-' 3 . E 83+ we QNX Y X if X35 A Q S ii ll :rf 4 fag, ' r vs N- fi ' -P' - . ' 1, . :j..s1 ' 5 I S. Wells P. Wieczorek M. Wierzchowski S. Zimmerman J, Zubu A. Zukowski Freshie clolhing sfudenfs, J. Kern, S. Zimmerman, l.. Kremp, and J. Krkoskc: prove Yhof even pu' james are tailor-mode. Soph big sisters share their box lunches with newlyeinifiated freshmen. Aspiring hostesses, M. L. Carlson, P. Reis, F. Wal' czcxk, and A. Marshal set Q perfect table in home ec. class. 16 I I 1 These youngest daughters of our Benedictine family are a bit starry- eyed when they think of senior high. ln seventh and eighth grades, just on the brink of that great adventure, they already drink deep of our family spirit. Under Sister Lucy's direction '-ff? M. Hilbert K. Seley E. Popp C. Wohlbruck ,l. Ohmer they fall readily into their role these youngsters of today-tomorrow's 'Ladies of SBA' . . .,,. ... y - g Q l .5 . 'Ee ww 1, . g ina K. Brass K, Crane P. Dudenhoefer J. Gardner S. Stayduhar, K. Crane, E. Rapp, L i J. Grolemund M, A. Leta M. Pacinelli J. Wisinski S. Stayduhar L. Kalista J. Nowak C. Shank C, Sheehan M. Sobucki Dish time in the kitchen as J. Gardner and L. Kalista reach for the dishware, and J. Nowak, J, Wisinski, J. Grole- C. Shank, P. Dudenhoefer and M. Sabucki offer mund, and K. Bross build up a 3-D dispfay for 205. their services. fl! yd! ISV QAM SS? -55, J' Ny ' Qi.. ,3 , Q gm ' - fn. adm lStandingl Head of editorial staff, C. Schehrer, and P. Pohl, general editor, give assignments to editorial stat? members, J, Reynolds, K. Urbanik, R. A. Kolbas, M. Przybyszewski, S. Mish, and E. Jaworski. This is your story, Class of '58. A year of activity, study, and social life pho- tographed, described, and now presented for your en- ioyment. It represents the eFFort of many weary hours and unsung heroes. May our thrill of achieve- ment in completion be yours in the recognition of all these familiar names and faces. Like so, says Mr. Shumaker, yearbook photographer, to P, Eastman, C. Kopkowski, P. Kosin, T. Wozniak, S. Goodrich, K. Jares, and B. Koper of the layout staff. What a business! exclaim mem- bers of the Scholastican business staft: J. Wasielewski, A. Laskowski, P. Wisniewski, J. Sharples, and M. Stahon. , . , C. Madras, R. Kraus, C. Neyman, P. Maksimowski, P. Baginski--CSMC d CSMC b J KI , J officers, invoke Mary's blessing on current mission project, Searching, snipping, an pasting, mem 9751 - U If - Krystek, G. Mayer, N. Hoderny, work intently at CCD visual aids. A broader knowledge in mission fields is acquired as E. Ropelewski C. Wisinski, T. Sitterle, M. Duffy, R. lastowski, discuss mission topics from the Shield , i9 Prayer, work, and sacrifice- these constitute a model C.S.M.C member's day. PRAYER: Masses, holy hour rosaries, meditation. WORK: Study periods, discus- sion groups, fund raising drives, assemblies, and services ren- dered to C.C.D. SACRIFICE: Time, money, de- sires. Through these, under the in- spirational direction of Sister Mary Louis, mission club mem- bers achieve the purpose of their organization-the spread of the kingdom of Christ in their own hearts and in the home and tcr- eign mission fields. This year the club was re- sponsible for bringing to assem- bled SBA students, Miss Elizabeth Reid, Austrian-born UN delegate from the N.C.W.C., and staff member from Grailville. Her theme-for every militant Cath- olic there is only one signature: vocation-Christian. 1 T. Schneider strums a Spanish sererlade to M. A. Kern, while R. Roswog and M. Rinderle admire the landscape. Buenos noches! Whether enioying them- selves at Spanish Serenade , the annual Press Danceg or college-bound at the senior class party, College Capers p SBA'ers certainly spent many good evenings in the fall. J. Moske makes a wish at the old Spanish well, as C. Styles, J. Stark, and D. Berlin reflect upon their own desires. 911, Pafzfy, Presenting SBA's Mister Touch- down -Caroline Kuiawinski. 23 C. Angelotti and K. Barber in the '58 version of Ain't She Sweet . . . and M. Przybys zewski's monologue, Harry and Me at the Football Game made for a successful senior College Capers . .if 3 S i if Q K BX K XX x , 3 p 1 5 MQ., WN . X onununion, Father Clair Gannon OSB splrltuul Schola members: C. Allgeier, T. Wozniak, B. Bohn, A. Berdis, director at SBA translates the A. Reszkowski, P. Maksimowski, J. Piskcrski, and J. Tirak chant words of the gospel into patterns the Propers at Monday morning Mass. 22 Each Monday morning SBA'ers accept Christ's in- vitation to His Sacred Ban- quet. They oFfer Him gifts of their love, gratitude, and sacrifice through exquisite song and humble prayer. In return, the Host presents them with Himself, the Source of all graces and blessings. lte Missa Est, He says, Go out and in- vite others to My Great Feast. Reverence and devotion are uppermost as SBA'ers attend morning Mass. Q. .np Webster defines guidance as: direction, leadership, influence . . . SBA would have it encompass also the knowledge and appreciation of: God-the essence of our being Unity-oneness in the Mystical Body Ideals-Benedictine prayer and work, the Valiant Woman Dedication-knowledge, love, and service of God through fellowman Advice-friendly, yet with a mild persistence Norms-temporal surety, eternal security Counselors-professionally experienced, vocationally competent Eternity-the goal, the reward of Christian guidance Monsignor Stanczak answers senior queries clure ing his marriage course. Father Clair counsels C. Przepiorslxi, C, Benek, D. Kwiatkowslci, and L. Koziarslci. I I I r I M. A. Fictlkowski, C. Dishinger, B, Becker, and D. Kowalewslci share an amusing anecdote with Father Clair. QPU ug Cffnlwl Junior religion classes with Sr. Mary Louis can be inter- W. 1-f' Wim 151 esting, say A. Kuklinski, M. A. Olszewski, G. Pierkowski, J. Reynolds teaches her young pupils about the and A. M. Reszkowski. Christ Child in CCD classes. Our quest for happiness took a different turn this year. With the introduction of new religion texts, fresh- men sought Guides to Their Goals, sophomores aimed Thrcugh Christ Our Lord, while iuniors found strength in the Ark and the Dove. Apologetics challenged senior abilities at explaining and defend- ing the faith. We learned, all cf us, that a full life- these years at SBA, and in after years--must follow: the moral law, the natural law, and God's will for all of us. Sister Julie, M.H.S.H. ex- plains the importance of pictures in vivid teaching to C. Osinski, S. Kopas, C. Madras, and G. Mayer. .. alum.. Are YOU ready Miss Reid asks a group of enthusiastic Grailville students. iRightl U. N. bound Miss Elizabeth Reid leaves SBA after two days of challenge . . . strategy . .. response. lBelowl International friendships were part of the pattern at Grailville: C. Madras, J. Schell, and M. Windsor with M. Francis. Challenge strategy ... response . .. keynoted Miss Reid's assembly talks on the role of youth in the lay apostolate. U.N.delegate from the N.C.W.C., and a stafit member at Grailville Com- munity College, Lovelan'l, Ohio, Miss Reid uses her professional training and experience in iournalism to promote the lay apostolate by means of teaching, speaking, and writing. Australian born . . . internationally acquainted ... a militant Catholic ... a whole, mature woman ... Miss Elizabeth Reid. ..........., --ml' with fecthery white flakes falling excuhng class pczrhes cxncl gay decorohons herald holly and tinsel cmd fllmy formols . . . O ' oncl blustery winds sweeping . . . we face mid term exams our last B D and Scholastican are i ' I - L ill fi w Senior Party 28 Junior Red Cross 30 Choral 31 Christmas parties 32 Sno-ball Q. If Sv Z Languages 33, 39 Home Economics 34 Home Nursing and First Aid 37 Business A 35 Science and Math 36 Soph Cycle 41 Gym 42 National Honor Society 43 . Juniors 44 Class Party 48 Valentine Dance tlie yvritfen records oflDecember, 4 E O I O January and February .EFS Q 41,3 iii ' k -3 fi A ,wif 'x Un, ,Swm A small token of our appreciation A. Rozenek and M. J. Spaeder to director, Miss Ropwelew- ski , . . Chorus girls, M. Pawlak, B, Benes, and D. Kowal- ski run through a routine for Sister Anne. S. Senger, student director, seated, approves the stage plans of C. Angelotti, J. Fialkowski, C. Brod- erick and C. Mattis. 29 lsn't it simply lovely in Las Vegas? L. Korn and E. Pikiewicz discuss the nuns' pre- dicament with T. Kramer as Father John O'Brien. ' of yum at ln service for others, our Junior Red Cross unit acts as a steppingstone between our school community as a whole, and needy or unfortunate hu- manity the world over. StuHing that plaid gingham dog pasting illustrations to form the perfect scrapbook . . . readying favors for hospital patients . . . these are the activities of J.R.C. Accepting heart-felt thank-you's ...exchanging smiles cf gratitude . .. wiping tears of joy these are the pleasures derived from J.R.C. A good picture is worth a thousand words. C. Hodas, M. Moran, J. Drake, and P. May are busy with an SBA album for JRC. J. Kaczmarek, C. Laskey, J. Konopka, A. Wozniak, and M. J. Lorei are sure these will delight any little girl's heart. st' P. Pelinski, C. Rutkowski, P. Stanek, P. Wilson, D. Kuklinski, P. Wienczkowski, B. Pohl, J. Pelkowski G. Heynowski, N. Wilcynski, J. Fisher, J. Esser and S. and E. LaCour work at seasonal favors. Gora knit one, purl two. 30 d5'w1.4i, ll' Sister Mary David with sopranos . . . ONE HUNDRED SIXTY MEMBERS made this year's choral group the largest that has ever blended their voices for the perfection and har- mony characteristic of Sister Mary David's group. A Christmas assembly at SBA-with a repeat open-air performance at the Vet's Hospital-voL seconds. . . unteer groups for Benediction at the Carmelite Monastery, WICU telecasts, and combining our talents with Saint Gregory's mixed chorus-all helped to put a lilt to the song in the heart of each choral member. altos . . . K QW? ,f l Wuoulzq Hay, Jlaanim, ,Swmzfhfanfm . . . Ill I II J. Mando and P. Maksimowski share Christmas party fun with Larry and Ann Marie Piotrowicz. All hearts are light at SBA as lossies usher in the Yule- ticle season with classroom Christmas trees, caroling, and exchanging greetings and gifts. At the Sno-ball, belies whirl gracefully in sweeping gowns, march grandly with smiling beaux a queen is crowned-Christmas spirit reigns. Refreshments are served downstairs, remark Above: Sno-ball Queen, Margaret Stahon, and escort, T. Wozniak and D. Wilczenski to M. Przybyszew- Tom Lasky, admire the nativity scene. ski and J. Konieczny. Below: Alice Dillon and date, Larry Kra- sinski, pause on the threshold of a gay Yuletide evening. 32 i France, Spain, and Rome l become a part of the Academy as the girls penetrate the lan- guage barrier and view the ways and culture of their neigh- bors in these foreign lands. Sis- ter Mary Louis, Sister M. Joseph, and Sister Mary Michael are guides par-excellence in this in- ternational tour. Fluent speech, classical readings, and finer knowledge ofthe languages are an SBA girl's visa to world un- derstanding. Latin ll students, M. E. Cummings, M. Dahllcemp- er, R. Falconer, A. Gruno, C. Prepiorski, translate familiar Christmas lyrics into Latin and song in pre-Christmas days. Fiesta tim , . . . e in ricacies o the French Barber, C. Szymanowski, M. E. Koch, and J. Bliel. curtsy for J. Kocon, S. Gehringer, and M. Nowakowslmi. e for SBA Senoritas, M. Casper, J. Alecci K G Mayer and E Glembocki demonstrate th ' t' ' f 33 'W DK Do too many cooks spoil the broth? B. Konieczko, C. Grana- han, P. Sadowski, N. Sitter, R. Sanko, and B. Hunter seem too content to be con- cerned. In home-making classes geared to the de- ...One Baked Alaska plus one cherry pie- velopment of those innate feminine qualities of mix well with knowledge attained from a Home love of home and family, a tastily cooked dish, or Ec. scrapbook-season with home decorating a finely turned seam, homemakers at S.B.A. learn skills. Result-the homemaker of tomorrow- what makes a house a home. developing today. C Malinowski, E. HoFfman and R. A. Zurko admire Ad- Measure, baste, then stitch! C. Chilelli, C. Schaul, P. Kosin vanced Clothers' handiwork, and B. Szczesny follow these rules of a careful seamstress. 34 ' ' 911, Pfzachica. Prospective stenographers, M. Windsor and C. Szpara, test classmates' knowledge of brief forms in Stenography I. Shorthand fluency, typ- ing speed, bookkeeping neatness, oFfice machine technique, and oFfice prac- tice accuracy-these consti- tute each commercial stu- dent's goal. Through the guidance of expert advi- sors, students advance into positions of importance in the world of stenography, accounting, and typing, where today's highly com- petitive business world de- mands well-rounded and thorough training. Indi- vidual business ethics must be above reproach. Stu- dents who are serious about their work and in- tent on improving the least detail, become the Erie bus- inessman's most valuable asset-a reliable, compe- tent, ethical office worker. Inky fingers result as iunior typists S. Hill, D. Lazar, M. L. Burick, P. Pohl checks the tabulation on M. Thaler's b kk ' oo eepmg ma- R M Bieniasz, change ribbons on IBM electrics. chine. S. Mish and C. Mattis are busy on the addresserette. 35 jnwafwl Jim D. Orlando steps aside as Sister Mary Bernardine calls for class response to a general science problem, ,LUIL The world, an awe-inspiring miracle-seen through the magnifi- cent hues of the spectrum, heard in the first cry of the new-born, felt in the force of atomic reaction-this is the realm of science. And we are the scientists-chemists, biologists, physicists-potential rulers in this complex kingdom. It is for us to reveal, as much as man can know it, the hidden mystery and beauty of all life. At SBA we have the opportunity to study three branches of science: biology, chemistry, and general sci- ence. Each gives us a firm foun- dation for future venturing and an increased awareness of our part in the scientific world of tomorrow. 36 R. Lorei is entranced by life on the microscope stage. N. Mikula agrees that it opens a whole new field. Juniors and seniors convert text book theory into test tube reactions in chem lab sessions. Learning how to think and act in a sudden crisis-that is the aim of First Aid. Learning how to care for the new-born or the convalescent-that is the satisfaction in Home Nursing. Sister Lucy trains her girls to meet Red Cross standards and equips them to handle any situation in these areas with ease and comfort for the patient and with certainty and precision for themselves. . ssssr s . '-Q... gm gmgmf, ah, gm, First Aid students, A Laskowslu L Korn, J. Jaworski, C Koeh'er and F Brzozowski demonstrate a few tech niques. Easy does it. P. Cieslalc handles the baby to the admiration of child care students, M. A. Collins, P. Lack- owski, M. Lane, M. Lipinski and M. A. Callahan. Invalid, C. DeMedio, smiles her thank you to C. Coleman, as C, Madras, G. Benes, J. Krystek, and A. Callahan, home nursing students, look on. G, McGraf enumerates the parts of the body to health students, J. Badanski, J. Mazzone and B. Kelley. New-new-Q. ' dh. 9 , Seniors, M. R. Meyer and J. Sulkowski probe deeply into the intricacies of advanced math. C. Ashby is explaining principles of banking to sophomore business math students, B. McDonald, J. Sosinski, J. Piszkorski, J. McCallion. Through the varied math offerings of SBA and the logical application principles learned, students come to a realization ot the part mathe- matics plays in their daily life. Our courses at SBA include elementary and advanced algebra, plane geometry, and business math. We leave these classes aware that the field is vast, the knowledge precise, and the need unquestioned. Fractions didn't look like this in grade school! P. Compasses, protractors, propositions, conclusions-all have place in Pylinski, M. Windsor, and C. Nowakowski smile the life of a sophomore geometry student. ruefully as they plow through first year algebra. 38 ,4 T. Palaszewski distributes group core books. P. Benecki gets hers. R. M. Mikotowicz is attracted by the colorful jacket. D. Ropiecki shares a first glance with M. Kraus. M. Perkowski, N. Rutkowski and J. Miller do a play Beauty the Christian adventure on three levels success and failure all of these were opened to us in the classes we wrote off as English when we drew up schedules in September. Prose and poetry, essay and drama -all types became a means of interpreting life. We gave oral and written expression to our ideas, adhering all the while to principles of grammar and correct usage. The knowledge thus acquired is procf for us that English is a living language ...a media cf praise for Him and all mankind. With E. Vladimirolf interpreting the selection, P. Hare at the mike is supported by K. Richards, M, Rinderfe, P. Maksimowski, P. Henry, and E. Glembocki. back for speech improvement. - Not a card game, but vocabulary building in reading class. D. Brzezinski waits her turn while Z 12,49 Ladle ' Pro: Seniors, A. Dillon and C. Kop- kowski . . . Con: Sophs, E. Szybowski and R. Lorei listen as chairman, K. Urbanik, Senior, begins the world history debate. S. Senger demonstrates the essen- tials of good advertising while other national problem students, M. Kuklinski, J. Sulkowski, M. R. Meyer, and M. J. Spaeder observe. 40 History students delve into the past in order to understand the pres- ent cmd plan wisely for the future. Freshmen study about the Keystone state and trace its beginning from Penn's Woods to the thriving state it has become today. Sophs chart the development of the old world, while Juniors relive the birth and growth of our nation. Seniors study present day problems of democracy. We the people of the United States . . . B. Kas- cak, J. Yaple, A. Lorei, and M. K. Raid in fresh- man civics. Junior American history students, T. Sitterle, Mary Wozniak, Martha Woznialc, J. Rohan, and E. Hoffman. SHPM Hull Jim Following the instructions of Mrs. Catalde, C. Peters and C. Przepiorski demonstrate the latest dancing steps. Sr. Mary David instills in P. Mitkowski, C. Malin- owski, A. Konopka, and J, Malinowski an appre- ciation of the Masters. This year sophs have been introduced to a new, interesting, and ditterent method of cultural development. Instead of the tormer one-hour a week music and art appreciation schedule, these students now attend each class: art appreciation, music appreciation, dancing, and driver educa- tion daily for six weeks. At the completion of each period, they cycle to another section. This presents a variety of learning experiences as well as an impressive and valuable education in the finer things of life. Putting together a crossword puzzle? No, these Sophs, C. Bartaszek, B. Broiek, E. Chrzanowslci, J. Bachmaier, sophomores are working with original designs. Bud- and' K. Buchanan, driving aspiranfs, test their physical capa- ding artists are: ll. to r.l M. A. Wuenschel, J. Wenzel, bilitles, M. Theobald, and M. Supyk. iz 1' ,Wi V ggi? x1f W K 1 1 Af Q asf' Q any if ' K -xik J ' K':' ,Lm,.,,A Q,w1 5 j ymm-.. ggi .:gf'- .. gfgg . W Ulwww Qi vggvmmf www 11 ima wg K i J . f x94 ,M Q i 4 ' V, ,.W, A 5 A N gf 5 iw 5 F M S E 3 ff f .I 1 'k 'gf' E- : Q W7 ,L - ww f fg, ,i 'Q R. Sutula, T. Hadley, J. Lawson, W. Alloway, members of Erie Technical High School Chapter of National Honor Society preside at SBA induction. ', mlhflyflfflillfl, In its initial year at SBA, the National Honor Society in d u c t e d twenty-seven members: fourteen seniors and thirteen juniors. Ac- cording to NHS standards, these girls merited mem- bership because of their high scholastic standing, character, service, and leadership. Members of the Erie Technical High S c h o ol Chapter presided at the in- stallation held at the first National Honor Assembly on February 27 when Sr. M. Theophane accepted the pledges of the iunior and senior honor students. The Class of '58 is proud to claim the distinction of fourteen charter members in NHS. Sister M. Theophane, principal, K. Urbanik, student council pres. ident, and Gail Mayer, NHS member, at solemn moment of pinning and pledging. Front: J. Rohan, C. Neyrnan, G. Mayer, P. Maksimowski, C. Schehrer, T, Wozniak, M. R. Meyer, E. Jaworski, C. Allgeier, Second: M. Windsor, M. Rinderle, M. A. Kern, D. Baniszewski, S. Mish, P. Daleski, P. Kosin, K. Kanis, C. Kopkowski. Back: J. Tirak, J. Kocon, E. Vladimiroff, P. Henry, E. Glembocki, B. Bugay, A. Berdis, R. A. Kolbas, P. Pohl. ' - dit. '28-Q Junior Student Council representatives, M. A. Kern, D. Baniszew- With the advent of their junior year at SBA, a stronger light is cast on both scholastic and social responsibility for the class of '59. In the limelight of co- curricular undertakings is the publication of the school paper. N.C.P.A.'s All Cath- olic rewarded their efforts. The success of Spanish Serenade was repeated in January's Mardi Gras. Thirteen of the class were elected to National Honor So- ciety. One hundred and thirteen Jun- iors stand on the threshold of seniority. ski, J. Tirak, and A. Massing carefully work on an SC proiect, the SBA handbook. Is someone planning a party? Junior class ofticers, C. Neyman, P. Maksimowski, P. Henry, and M. Rinderle organize committees forthe Junior Prom. A. Agnew J. Alecci D. Babay B. Bargielski B. Benecki P. Benecki C. Benek G. Benes K, Bentze R. M. Bieniasz J. Bleil K. Bolla Brzozowski M. Bukowski M. J. Burick D. Cackowski - . .. ' i B - is .siir.s. . , . A J V J' I Y . in ' 1 if V ' ii A il L Rf l 4 L. , 9. i v eg - VT - - ,w if A k . . J J . M J ,..,. , 1 'i ' ' 1 ' J i f . is . J. f A is , V 'i.. :Z in ,U K. iv! -L ., .. . 5 LEQL I 1 I .N I vi K K -Q i mr a: if QS. K. .i ,, .. ' - - .QQ rl s,.- - . -, -I - 0.5, f . s 1. - f B I -. 44 r W .Ol 'ff l' A. Callahan S- M. A. Callahan I if . I 'lm-lv ' P. Carroll ,I ' l M. Caspar I4 5 J A g C. Chilelli E h P. Cieslok 2 nfs! Q l in M. A. Collins K' i- if TQ. R. Czulewicz Y ' S. c. De Medio f l -1. 5' 5. .3 K -- B. Dobrowolslci . ,.- 1 . xl: . : 5 ,vi ..... . . Q .. A ' G. Dombrowski yan J Drake 1 A A c. robin V . I. Fabin g. L- ' ' A. Felice 'A B. Filipowski K ,ns J - Q. f Y.. l ' - S, x M. Flynn ffl' M. Fries Plan- ' ,Whom X .y1:xa.i. N. N - iaiwisf :ESM i ' ' . -.gg 1 wk S' XA .959 .... K my . . .. as 'QE .. l x 25 D. Gorny C. Granahan C. Grygier P. Hare CMN? u k Y S. Hill C. Hodas E. Hoffman C. Hornyok 5' ' ' . - . :,, I 3 'A-,FEET I : .H .Z jj 2::1:-:: .. g . . . .. K. Froess S. Gehringer M 5 s. Gleba E. Glembocka S Q L. Gora C. Gorny .X L if X Pepsi hils The spot at fhe Gel Acquainled Party. P. Malxsimowski with M. M. Kraus reach for fheirsg R. Sanlco and M. A. Kern stand by. ' l 1 Q. . NM 45 67 1 i f f-- i ,- '--A ' - '::f55F'5l:f if , .. ..,.,. ,Y 1 . .5 . gg. 1? ' 1: .. . B B. Hunter , Kinsinger B. J. Jonkowski J. Kocon ew Xgy. ':f, sg '. 1' :ZQ f' ' V :A..'A Aimwi? .Q. .,.. R. M. Lane C. Lungowski .W Q K A 3 . . K k . 'har as Yi 5 3 A i 'WF Eli ... f Il sax. 1 .ws 5 as Eg SM . ..,. 'Qi N f i fw-r a j A 5 I F? E Y V. Q 4 Q i R 4,5 ,s f ...,, A-wr .. 2 Qs? ...LW R fs . E X' M QM . C. Jonkowski C. Jcskiewicz B. Konieczko S. Kopcas 'K . - .1 f i n D, Lazur M. A. Lipinski Mikofowicz D. Modzelewski D. Moriiz .I. Niebauer Juniors, J. Wcxlczolk, M. Casper, B. Wieczorek, and M. A. Cmllhan, enioy the pause ihczi refreshes. Sex. f 'X 119,19 I M. L. -. - - nsz..:...:3.g 3 . S5 im S 1.14 if 55 ini? 2.1 , 7712, gli., .SL loud, ,mg W AS? 103 .. 1 1 , - ,rzlfffii EP A , V . ,fl F ! . .. gg 535.3-sg i? ' 'I ...- H .,. . n X .lg Z . J. Juworowicz Kownocki K If as M. Kczliszewski C. Kotcrzynski J. Kedzierski M. Kraus A. Kuklinski P. Lachowski .kgi R.. J . A l .... . ...: Q . . -' . 55 'S '. . 'ii YW 5 . ir. . ,K .- ,:....,:: ,S 3 'Y' 5:14 55 it ' . ss'- 5 C. Madras J. Nowukowski ..w.... B, Malinowski M. Nowakowski .V .. . s f. .. J.. , , . X S l fs an A' .Q , 4 vi xr W is .s - A - . . igziissgg ' fi :1sf1.:i. .3 C. Malinowski M. A. Olszewski S K - .. is -fs my s 6 ! N so Ju 5 G. C. Mayer Osinski 'v Q . R i ,.b s s is - A Q, -..::s.-: - 'ljgj-55 f f . ' ' . f i T. Polcaszewski P. Pierzynski G. Piorkowskx F. Plonski A. M. Reszkowski K. Richards 46 foam, - Un. t ,f ..,, . -. , . , - .. -, . H ..,. - ii ' f . - J 'J K It Q E M , i X J. Rohan D, Ropiecki N. Sitter T. Sitterle B. Rozenek A. Rzodkiewicz P. Scdowski R. Sunko C. School M, Sines A. Smith J. Stork A. Stat? C. Styles B. Szczesny C. Szpara C. Szymcznowski J. Tczclmcsn J. Teed D. Tucholski C, Turek J. Tylman E. Vladimiroff J.Wc1lczak D. Weth:-rbee B. Wieczorek M. Windsor M. Wisniewski R. Woicik D. Wojtosik M. Wozniak M.Woznic1k is J. Zboyowski 7,55 X , I-E., V.. ,....... J . b . Q -, iii fi : R. A. zurko An apple 0 day . .. C. Neymon and E, VlodiA mirofif look it! 47 l hi? 3 'SSE X Wu ! l 'N .IAQ 1+ ' ,fi I is -Y git.. 3555: Jie, .- ' Q QW X if as in N' XR XS 4 5 S Xx S F ya . S R 5:3539 ' W f X1 Librory 52 Forensics 53 Student Council Convention 54 Vocation Club 55 ,' ix ,' I HN ,, 5525415 Basketball 56 Bowling 58 Sophs 59 Q. 52, gf! OIT? Junior-Senior Prom 64 Glinodo 65 bosketbczll and forensics, at SBA Girl selection, the prom, comp week-ends, ond scholarship ll. . ' exoms fill the cloys of March, April and Moy I tt' ng?o Jfnnw : Knmpvundrwl . . . iAbovel Library Aide, R. A. Kolbas gives an assist at the card catalog to M. Rapp. Aide, A. Callahan helps Marie locate the book on the shelf, and C. Kauffman stamps date due. QRightJ L. Akus, L. Kozlowski, J. Jendra- siak, D. Sharples, and C. Kuiawinski are busy in the general reference section. wr - v w s-K Vicarious traveling is thrilling, and a library carcl is every student's ticket to adventure, fiction, and mystery. But a library is nct for enioyment only. Serious research is conducive to good study, and extensive selections in all Dewey classi- fications makes SBA's 8000-volume library a real asset to the serious student. 52 11,6 6c2n'wL , jalmf, ' rn, Above: F. Plonsky and two Villa Forensic mem- bers choose their topics for an extemp speech. Below: Forensic iudges, Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee check contestants' standings at the end of a Round. Tyrannies are governed by declamation, democracies by debate. . . these immortal words of Walter Whitman inspire forensic participants toward victory. SBA representatives, Adrienne Cunningham, Margaret Lynch, and Carolyn Peters merited the highest honor in inter-scholastic competition- a trip to the Philadelphia finols. Above: SBA hosts All-Catholic Forensics! The library became the setting for Student Congress 53 as students from various schools participate. Below: J. Miller refutes on issue in debate with C. Pregno, while . . . S. Segler and J. Mclaughlin prepare their rebuttal. Quwhhg, gm. Jf6l,Z2f.'212'l.QAA, Vocation club members strive for a sincere and prayerful evaluation of their vocation in life. Each feels an inclination to- ward the religious life and is earnest in her attempts to appraise her own talents and potentialities in terms of requirements for that state. Daily rosary, fre- quent Mass and Holy Com- munion, the good example of fellow members, exhor- tations, and p e r s o n al guidance by Sister Mary Michael-all help vocation club members to realize their potential as God's Career Women. A. Reszkowski, A. Berdis, T. Woz- niak, and P. Kosin promise to keep themselves true SBA'ers. Els Assembly. L. Gora, C. Granohan, C. Turek, and J. Tirak choose pamphlets for Vocation Club reading. M. Nowakowski, L, Korn, M. Lynch, R. A. Kolbas, and B. Bohn start plans for the Vocation Club .5..ie.a,. Jam, gcgww ' North East delegates, ll. to r.l D. Nogoy, M. J. Ardillo, J. Pfodt, and R. Triono enroll ... Ponder the question .. . K Exchonge ideas . .. SBA wcis the setting for the l957 North- western Pennsylvania Student Council Con- vention lost April, when students met to dis- cuss their problems ond to obtoin new ideos to toke bock to their respective schools. Sister M. Theophone, O.S.B. welcomes . . . Maurice E. Kolpien, Su- perintendent of Erie County Public Schools, opens V V 'l . S S. Avery of Lowrence Pork and H. Winell enioy some SBA hospitolity. Ufllldlflj, jallm. 61114, jdlc, 4 ,, 1 1' i ' . Varsity cheer cap- tain, R. A. Zurko, sparks lassie enthusi- Yr r' asm. Coach, T. Sullivan, with varsity team: lfirst rowj R. Falconer, C, Neyman, M. L. Kownacki, J. Mikrut, P. Cieslak, A. M. Dorobiala, isecond rowj K. Barber, C. Mattis, P. Maksimowski, R. Kraus, M. E. Koch, E. Vladimiroff, S. Cheers resound through the gym as the SBA Lassies shoot their way to another victory and another victorious season. Big teams like St. Beneclict's, Pittsburgh, and strong teams like Villa Maria, Erie, runner-up for the City League championship, fell before our varsity. Under the able coaching of Bcody Sullivan and Miss Lenore Shaw, the title of City Champs is ours once again. The spark igniting the Flame of victory for SBA is our enthu- siastic Pep Club. All here and ready to cheer lleftj D. Baniszewski, M. Niebauer, E. Hoffman, J. Gallon, irightl B. Hunter, R. A. Zurko, M. Kaliszewski, and B. Orbanek, varsity cheerleaders. Neubert, C. Turek, and manager, J. Kedzierski. M. L. Kownacki tries for two points while J. Mundo attempts to block the shot. S Neubert, C- Peters. E. Vlodimiroft, L. Using the skills of passing, dribbling, and shooting in an Mattis anticipate another basket. Q, UZ, fume, nf, wi. 5. 5 I JV Lassies: lkneelingl L. Kalivoda, M. C. Zeitler, B. Songala, .I. Rzodkiewicz, M. Cieslak, K. for 'he Leom- Holihan, M. Rzepka, F. Walczak, J, Krkoska, J. Gloysten, J. Esser, lstanclingl E. Berchtold, A. Froelich, K. Sullivan, G. Speigel, B. Broiek, K. Benes, J. Mando, J. Wenzel, Miss Shaw, P. Baginski, L. Randolph, M. Schneider, C. Schneider, C. Peters, L. Mattis, M. B. Sullivan, H. Kanter, L. Reisenweber. action-packed basketball game is no pint-size job, as any JV member will readily tell you. SBA's younger team looks long- ingly at particular spots to fill on the varsity team when they come of age. JV cheerleaders support this team which is followed closely by all SBA'ers. lFirst rowl B. Cleaver, S. Constantine, M. J. Longo, S. Kowalski, B. Ostrowski, lsecond rowl L. Baniszewski, K. Buchanan, A. Ryan, R. Kromek, ancl L. Kremp. 0 . . l .nr , M. S. Constantine, cop tain of J.V. che r leaders, rouses spirit 9 Q M 1' -imwxzi .fy ., if-Krew i' fi Q rm 9.-I ,K we i . 1 E 'avi' Wi-x if i is 13:52 . 7 i 6? 1, ffm . W .. i f Q i m ' ',.', ':,': .rki - - if 1. 1 M B 5v,l:zhA- - P 911111 . hd, Soph SC representatives, K. Buchanan, J. Mikrut, J. Galla, C. Peters, and M. Smith find they have no difficulty sell- ing their bill of goods. Detailing plans for freshman initiation are sophomore class ofticers, C. Pregno, president, M. A. Graph, secre- tary, R. Kraus, treasurer, and M. Schneider, vice-presi- dent. Behind them lie the freshman uncertain- ty of changing classes and electing activi- ties, as sophs, they have conceded that there is a very definite point to the grind of study- ing Latin verbs and formulating algebraic equations, and they've come through it all with an optimism and unwavering cheerful- ness that makes them a real asset to SBA. Already their class has two representatives on the varsity basketball squad and has sent one member on to the Catholic Foren- sic finals in Philadelphia. They have proved themselves creative, cooperative, energetic may they persevere in this initial spirit. L. Akus J, Angelctti C. Ashby N. Aubrey J. Bachmoier M. A. Bachmaier P. Baginski D. Barracka A. Barczyk C. Bartoszek B. Becker D. Benecki E. Berchtold C. Boates B. Brojek K. Brosmnn ffffivlflw 0' ' M. Brunner A. Bruno D. Brzezinski C. Chadwick R. Chromik C. Chrzanowski E. Chrzanowski B. Cleaver L. Clinger S. Constantine P. Coverdole C. Crane M. E. Cummings M. Dohlkemper M. A. Dippo C. Dischinger K. Ditrich S. Dobrowolski E. Dolan E. Donikcwski M. L. Disbrow M. L. Dreischal R. Drexler K. Ewing For E. Szybowski and all other SBA'ers the school day begins and ends with blue suede Shoes- R. FUICOUEI' C. Fialkowski M. A. Ficllkowski N. Finchio J. Fiolek J. Fletcher A. Froelich M. Gicxcobello M. Golembieski 1. A in sf J. Gora M. D. Goring C. Grochulski M. Grzegorzewski M. Haller M. Hawley M. Heintz D. Hefter 60 ' ' J .Jln'u3mm, G. Heynoski M. Higgins N. Hoderny K. Hofmann T. Holowienko R. M. Huya M. Jarusiewicz C. Jarzomski M. F. Jaworowicz S. Jones H. Kantor C. Kaschak C. Kaufman S. Kelly l.. Knepper M. A. Kobylinskl A. Kokit A. Konopka N. Koper P. Kowalczyk D. Kawalewski C. Kowalski L. Koziorski M. Krauchen G. Heynoski, cmd B. Benecki help unload for World's Finest D. Kwiatkowski E. LaCour C. Laskey R. Lipinski R. Lorei A. Macieiewski B. Madras C. A. Malinawski J. Malinowski A. Mancusa J. Manda E. Markiewicz F. Martucci L. MaNis J. McCallian K. McCoy 61 B. McDonald P. Meyer N. Mikula J. Miller J. Mish P. Miikowski B. Mizikowski J. Mofiy J. Niebauer M. Niebauer S. Nawrocki B. Orbonek B. Oszczepinski J. Pelkowski M. Ferkowski J. Piskorski J. Piizga Sophs, Susan Shank and Sandy Reagan cafch up on fashions in the free reading J. Plansky B. Pohl C, Przepiorski room' K. Przychodzien D. Radecici D. Raines L. Randoiph M. Rapp S, Reagen L Reisenweber A. Reskowski J, Riddle A. Rinderle J. Rizzo K Roach E. Ropelewski M. Roward N. Rutkowski A. Ryan J. Rzodkiewicz C. Schreiber N. Schroeck . A .. 62 ILA 35-2: . .. . ... . K S. Shank D. Sharples G. Spiegel S. Stankowski . . 3 K J t .4 P ff -frckt F' . -1 i ... .FS R153 was Q x. ISP J. Shenker C. Sikoro M. Skladanowski M. Smith M. Sontag V. Sta A S K Nga 2 5 fi E? W 1 V... K If if 15 Q Q S Q S A suis? SNK Y J. Sosinski sko P. Strieder K. Sullivan M. Supyk P. Szesciorka E. Syzbowski '.-- S . 4. . .. J. - ' T J- 'Q he f' .SS.i Y . ' . S 1 . MSSS Qsirtk-...ii , . I A .k:.. K . 'E ,Q i x P . 'PEQ P X Q, . i 5 ' . . N J . S . F5-5 . ' 'YR' Yi? i . i Q Q Q C. Szymigala M, A. Szymanski V. Tarasovitch M. Theobald B, Traphogan J. Trohoske Sophs, M. Heintz, M. Knight and M. Goring enthusiastically choose group core books for an exciting adventure through English literature. P. Wasielewski J. M. Wenzel P. Wienczkowski P. Wilson M. Twaroski C. Vallimont M. Vargo M. J. Waldo M. A. Wuenschel C. Yaple J. Young D. Zglinski C. Wisinski E. Wisinski J. Wisinski S. M. Wojtalik 7 ' i E, V . , , .ff K A.. E -iigvi X. . e ,.. 77 in 3 .N if S .si if i S ' ' ' 't1.. im S 1 J ef -f' .,..E,- . A . Sii . X Q if ' 4i 2 ... 63 U' Q , Dancing, sway- i n g couples silhouetted against the ivy-twined walls of S.B.A.'s cafeteria ... rustic violins, parched scrolls, fountains in the park . . . juniors and seniors dreamed they were danc- ing in old Vienna that night .. .Sammy Richard's music, and the old world charm of boufliant gowns made for a delightful evening - the iunior dream of success and of Old Vienna come true. Smiling their excitement, J. Pierce and escort, A. Kuklinski, precede C. Rys and R. Kress into the SBA foy- er to attend the Junior-Senior Prom. P. Lazorchek, C. Kaczmarek, J. Drozewski, and J. Wroczynski meet at a modern foun- A smile from crown-bearer, C. Hanson, accompanies iunior class gift for Queen, Judy Ruland. R. Burlce is her escort. 64 tain in old Vienna. Hfbwdo: 'f . . Hand, 911, lfumzpfhzhq, . . . Seniors, J. Sharples, N. Weiser, ond M. Stahon, gaze intently upon something in the creek at Glinodo. HeIp! I'm falling, excloims L, Korn, as fellow campers J. Dworakowski, J, Sharples, and P. Kosin try in vain to aid her. l . . . A silvery brook comes stealing from the shadow of its trees, where slender herbs of the forest stoop before the entering breeze . . . Bryant From Glinodo- These we have loved: The strong crust of friendly bread . . . the blue bitter smoke of wood . . . radiant raindrops couching in cool flowers . . . the cool kindliness of sheets cmd the rough male kiss of blankets . . sweet water's dimpling laugh . . . voices that do sing . . . firm sands . . . woshen stones . . . ond other such . . . lThe Great Lover by Rupert Brookej ts, I-i k . ,. . x .. . X W L' X i 1 gas- the future shared in anti- cipation . . . leadership and responsibility unfolding petal--soft to the gaze of on- lookers. This is June ANN MARIE AKUS Holy Trinity Crafts 1 CAROL ANN ANGELOTTI Saint Patrick Choral 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 'l, 4, CSMC 'l, 2, Forensic 4 CAROLYN MARIE ALLGEIER Saint Boniface Class Treasurer 3, Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic 3, 4, National Honor Society 4 KATHLEEN ANN BARBER Saint Mary Student Council 3, Dramatics 4, CSMC l, 2, Forensic 3, 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4 68 MARY ANN ALMNEDA Saint Boniface Choral 4 C012 Shades of Autumn! Senior vi president, K. Urbanik, secretary, Pohl, president, C. Kopkowski, c treasurer, A. Berdis enioy it. BARBARA ANN BENES Saint Stanislaus Dramatics 4, Basketball 1, Bowling 1 O 'I AUDREY ANN BERDIS Holy Family Class Secretary 2, 3, Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 3, 4, Choral 3, 4, JRC 'I, 2, 3, Vocation Club 3, Crafts 1, 2, Liturgy 1, National Honor Society 4 BARBARA ANN BOHN Saint Mary Student Council 2, Student Aide 3, 4, Choral 3, 4, Liturgy 'l, CSMC 2, Voca- tion Club l, 2, 3, Bowling 'l 69 4542 'J JEAN ANN Blll.E Saint Peter Basketball 'l, 2, Bowling 3, 4 if PHYlLlS ANN BREECE Saint Ann Choral 2, 4 FLORENCE BRZOZOWSKI Saint John Crafts 'l, 2 Q CAROL SUE BRODERICK Holy Rosary Saint Boniface JOANNE MARGARET BROZEWICZ Bowling 3, 4 Choral 4, Bowling 3, 4 sig BETTY BUGAY JUDY ROSE CHLUDZINSKI Saint Stanislaus Saint Stanislaus Student Council 4, Forensic 3, Basket- JRC 'lg Bowling 'l, 2, 3, 4 ball lg Crafts l, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4 70 1 PATRICIA ANN DALESKI Sain! Stanislaus Choral I, Scholaslican 4 ACMW PAULINE DAlESKI Saint Stanislaus flwm, Em, 5,. 48. do SBA's Mello-Teens , A. Berdis, C. Angelotfi, C. Allgeier, and M. A Almeda. ALICE MARIE DILLON Saint George Choral 'lg Scholcxslican 4, Forensic 4, Cl'1orol2,4pB-D3 National Honor Society 4 71 31' ANN MARIE DOROBIAlA Saint Stanislaus Boskeiball I, 2, 3, 4, Crafis I, 2 Wfany. fr. I 1 I W 'A . H f 'I . U ' ROSE ARIEIJ AN DKZEWSK4 JOAN MARIE DWORAKO S Saint Patrick ,lf Saint Stanislaus C5MC1:Cmffs 2 CSMC 2 3, 4 One more in cn series of locker V, ' laughs for J. Dworowski, N, Feasler, I ff 0 R. Drozewski. 119 PATRICIA ANN EASTMAN JUDITH ANN ELCHYNSKI NADINE JOAN FEASLER Saint Patrick Saint Boniface Holy Rosary Student Aide 4, Choral 1, 3, JRC I, Student Aide 3, 4, Bowling 2, Crafts B-D 2, 3, Scholcstican 4 I, 2 72 , Qazp, .WN .K JOAN MARIA FIALKOWSKI Saint Stanislaus ALICE ROSE FROESS Sacred Heart Choral 1: Dramatics 4, CSMC 'lg Crafts Student Aide 4, Choral 3, 4, Scholas l 2 r SHEILA VANE GOODRICH Holy Trinity Scholastican 4, raphy 2 DELPHINE JOAN GORKA Holy Trinity CYGHS l, 2: Photog- Scholastican 4, Bowling 3, Crafts 73 tican 4 EU JANE HARRIS Saint Joseph Student Aide 3, 47 Bowling 3, 47 Schol astican 4, Forensics 4 A Og if .Lf I KATHI YN ANN HEPINGER THERESA MARIE JANKOWSKI KATHLEEN FRANCES .IARES Suint George Holy Trinity Saint Ann oral 2, 45 B-D 3 Student Aide 45 Choral 15 Scholasticcm Student Council 'I5 Choral 45 CSMC 3 45 Crafts 1 Scholasticcun 45 Crafts 'l, 2 wdh J ' Dinner dc-ie and a hungry four-some . . . A. Nagle, S. Mish, I. Hodubski, and E. Marchini. 74 EUGENIA CECILIA JAWORSKI Saint Stanislaus CSMC I, 2, 3, JRC 'l, 2, Scholasticon 47 Forensic 4, National Honor Society 4 KATHRYN ANN KANIS Saint George Student Aide 3, 4, JRC 3, 41 National Honor Society 4 JOAN MARIE .IENDRASIAK ROSE MARY KAMINSKI Saint Stanislaus Holy Trinity JRC 'lp Bowling 3, 4, Crafts 1, 2 Crafts I CAROL ANN KOEHLER Saint Boniface 75 ROSE ANN KOLBAS Holy Family Class vice-president 2, Student Coun- cil 2, Choral I, 2, 3, 4, Scholastican 4, Vocation Club 3, Crafts 1, 2, National Honor Society 4 2 M BARBARA JEAN KOPER Saint Stanislaus Scholostican 4, Bowling 4, Crafts I PATRICIA ANN KOSIN Saint Hedwig Dramatics 3, CSMC 'I, 2, 3, .IRC I 2- Scholastican 4, Forensic 4, Basketiaall 1, National Honor Society 4 CAROLYN LOUISE KOPKOWSKI Saint Stanislaus Class President 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, CSMC 1, 2, B-D 2 4, National Honor Society 4 , 3, Scholastican DOLORES .IANET KOWALSKI Saint Mary Student Aide 2, D , B-D 3, Bowling 2, Crafts 'l, 2 ramatics 4, JRC 2' 76 LAURA JEAN KORN Saint Mary Choral 4, Dramatics 'l, 3, 4, CSMC 2 Vocation Club 'l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3 QQ' . LYDIA LUCILLE KOZLOWSKI Holy Trinity Scholasticon 4, Crafts I MARGARET ROSE KUKl.lNSKl Holy Trinity Sain! Stanislaus Scholcisfican 45 Crafts 'Ig B-D 2 CAROLINE V. KUJAWINSKI CHARlENE l0UlSE LAPEUSZ Holy Rosary JRC 3, 45 Crafts 1, 2 Bowling 3, 45 Crafts 'I, 2 6011, M, any JOAN MARY LAPRICE Holy Rosary Bowling 2, 37 Crafis 1, 2 B. Bohn, P. Daleski, F. Brzozowski, and P. Daleski flash that famous 3:00 smile. 77 ' pa ff J gl J ANTOINETTE MAR LASKOWSKI Holy Tri ly Sclfioloslirun 4g Crofls 'l PATRICIA MAE MAJEWSKI Holy Trinity Dramclics l, 47 CSMC lg Forensics 4, Bowling 'l, 2, 3 A L A L , X T ' 4 MARGARET MARY LYNCH Saint Ann MARILYN ANN LOEWEL Holy Rosary Studenf Aide 47 Scholusliccm 4, For- Sfuclenl Aide 2, 3, 4, CSMC l, 2, 3, Vocation Club 'l, 2, 3, Liturgy 'lg For- ensics 3, 4, Drcmcxtics 4 ensics 'l, 4, Crafts 'l My ii EMILIE LOU MARCHINI Holy Rosary Y Syude,-,Q Aide QFCI-Q-H511 2 M. Loewel spins the latest swii plotter while C. J. Seelinger, Schell, A. Froess, M. A. Rogalo eo erly lend on eor. 78 CAROLINE ANN MATTIS Saint Mary Forensic 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Crofts 'I MARY RITA MEYER Saint Ann Class President 'l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, B-D l, 2, 3, Forensic 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4 - 1 AUDREY ANN NAGLE Saint John 79 SIMONE SANDRA MISH Saint Stanislaus Drcmatics 'lg CSMC 1, 2, B-D l, 21 Scholosticcm 4, Forensics 4, Vocation Club 'Ig National Honor Society 4 MARILYN HELEN PALASZEWSKI Saint Casimir Choral 2, 45 JRC l, 2, 3g Crafts l, 2 ANN MARIE PASKY Saint Stanislaus Student Aide 2, Choral 2, 4, JRC l, 2, 3, Crafts 'l, 2, Dramatics 4 SUSAN CELIA PHILLIPS Saint Mary Sludent Aide 2, 3, Dramatics 4, JRC l, 2,3 MILDRED MARIE PAWLAK Saint Stanislaus Dramatics l, 4, CSMC lg Forensics 4 ELEANOR MARIE PIKIEWICZ Saint John Dromafics 3, 45 Scholastican 4 80 .IUDITH ANN PERKOWSKI Holy Trinity Choral 2, 3, 4 CAROL ANN PIONSKI Saint Mary CSMC 3, Vocation Club ly Crafts l, 2 Cffhajefz, 602, Ho . . . xx PAULINE GENEVIEVE POHL Saint Stanislaus Class Secretary 45 Student Council 45 CSMC I, 25 JRC 'I, 2, 35 Scholcisticcin 45 Bowling 35 Crafts 15 National Honor Society 4 N Let's take off, driver C. Loipeusz asks J. Lc1Price. S. Phillips cmd J. Perkowski agree. MARILYN PRZYBYSZEWSKI JEAN MARIE REYNOLDS ROBERTA Holy Trinity Saint Ann Student Aide 45 JRC 'l, 2, 35 B-D 3, 45 Clciss vice-president 'I5 Student Council Choral 3, 4 Scholosticcm 45 Bowling 35 Crafts 1, 2 2, 35 Student Aide 45 CSMC 1, 25 Schol- cisticcm A5 Forensic 4 81 CATHERINE ROACH Saint John MARY ANN JESSICA ROGALA Saint Stanislaus Forensics 45 Basketball 1 911 S I I Q l AUDREY ANN ROZENEK Mount Calvary Dramatics 45 CSMC 15 B-D 25 Forensics 3f 4 Enthusiastic backers for CSM magazine-poster drive, C. Koehle J. Fialkowski, R. M. Kaminski, an K. Kanis bring their contribution MARGARET CATHERINE RUPP CHRISTINE RYS CAROLYN SCHEHRER Saint Patrick Holy Trinity Saint Joseph Student Aide 45 Dramatics 45 JRC 35 Student Council 45 Dramatics 'I5 BVD Class Treasurer 25 Student Aide 25 B-D Crafts 1. 2, 35 Pep Club 2 2, 35 Scholastican 45 Forensics 35 Crafts 1, 25 National Honor Society 4 82 J maya, Mr' 444.051 X SUSAN EllEN SENGER Saint Joseph B-D 'I, 35 Dramatics 4 .,4 1, JUDITH ANN SCHELL Sain! Ann Student Aide l CAROL JEAN SEELINGER Sain! Boniface SONJA ARLENE SHARP Immaculate Conception Student Council 1, 25 Choral 3 83 JUSTINE ELAINE SHARPLES Holy Family Choral 3, 4: JRC 35 Scholastican 47 For ensic 41 Crafls I, 2 MARY JEAN SPAEDER MARGARET P. STAHON NANCY LEANOR STRIEDER Holy Rosary Holy Family Holy Rosary Dronmutics 3, 45 Forensics 3, 45 Crafts 1 Student Aide 45 .IRC 2, 35 Choral 35 Drcxmoiics 45 Crofls 'I Scholusficon 45 Crafis 'I, 2 win pfwdazm, 71.4, , for S , :Jr- sf J. JANICE SULKOWSKI Holy Trinity Class Secretory 1 Thc1t's me? It cc1n'l be! excloims B. J, Koper, center. P. Wisniewski, R. Roach, ond T. Woznicxk don'1 seem too worried. 84 MARJORIE CLARA THALER Student Aide 4 F THERESA V. WAWRZYNIAK Holy Trinity Scholastican 4 D CATHERINE LOUISE URBANIK Saint Stanislaus Class vice-president 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 45 CSMC l, 2, B-D 2, 3, Scholas- tican 4, Bowling 4, Pep Club 2 NANCY JEAN WEISER Saint John ramatics 4, B-D 2, 3, V 4 x 'fy VWAAW ,-A fxxa Q 85 1 is A E JOAN DOLORES WASIELEWSKI Saint Stanislaus CSMC 'I, 21 Scholastican 4, Crafts l, 2 J PEARL ANGELA WISNIEWSKI Holy Trinity Student Aide 2, 3, 47 Sclwolostican 4 1 so if we X X, dlwaqzs, nnfuz, ...vw ..,A X o o o 1 I 0 0 o ' i 5W,,g-:M -, , K It gi: pg L F 3 THERESA ANN WOZNIAK Holy Trinity Student Aide 45 Choral 15 JRC 1, 2, 35 Scholasticcm 45 Vocation Club 35 Bowling 45 National Honor So- ciety 4 JUDI YAPLE St. Boniface 5130. HM 1 9 5 8 CAROL KOPKOWSKI SBA'S FAVORITE cmd her DAD'S FAVORITE ..z' rr ,X bb P WJ: ' , Uwz, ' f 5484 Carolyn Allgeier, SBA GIRL CAROL KOPKOWSKI, Catherine Uibanik, Mcrgaret Lynch, and Mary Rita Meyer. AS SBA GIRL, CAROL KOPKOWSKI, stands out, but not apart, from the other 614 girls who hail SBA as Alma Mater. Through the seasons that have marked our student days, she has been with us as friend, mediator, and model. Her loyalty, integrity, and sincerity are symbolic of that true Christian womanhood toward which we all aspire. ln her, leadership, cooperation, and friendliness are bound into one vibrant personality. Also high in student esteem, and worthy of special Commendation, are Carolyn Allgeier, Catherine Urbanik, Margaret Lynch, and Mary Rita Meyer who form a worthy court for our SBA girl. With Carol, we shall remember them as responsive, gracious, mature-rodiantly SBA. Most Rev. John Mark Gannon, D.D., D.C.L., L.L.D. Most Rev. Edward P. McManaman, S.T.D. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Very Rev. Very Rev. Very Rev. Rev. Linus Msgr Msgr Msgr Msgr Msgr. Msgr Msgr Rev. Boniface Edward J. Fischer, L.L.D. W. Lawrence Franklin John M. Gannon, S.T.L. Robert B. McDonald James Powers, L.L.D. W. J. Stanczak, P.H.D. . James W. Weithman, S.T.B. Msgr. Stephen W. Dlugolecki Msgr. James J. Gannon Msgr. John L. Mieczkowski Brugger, O.S.B. Buerkle, O.S.B. Rev. E. James Caldwell Rev. Charles L. Crowley Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev. Rev Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev Rev. Rev. Rev Rev . John D. Daniszewski Richard F. Fitzgerald Clair Gannon, O.S.B. Richard Gick, O.S.B. Martin A. Grady Adrian Krakowski, O.S.B. Daniel J. Martin Stephen H. Meko Wilfred Nash Frederick Nies Anthony J. Nowakowski James W. Peterson Thomas M. Plunkett Joseph Reszkowski A. Skrzypczak F. Zacharewicz pwmpg gwm Walter F. Fialkowski Urban Froess Andrew V. Jaworski S. Jendrasiak Michael Kolbas Casimir J. Koper Edward Laskowski E. J. Loewel Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mattis and Mrs Arthur J. Pohl and Mrs Harry C. Schehrer and Mrs. Robert Sharples and Mrs John Snyder and Mrs. Stephen Stahon and Mrs John Voitek and Mrs. M. Wozniak Dr. Robert Leitenberger Francis -1- Wllkos MD- Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Brinig 4206 Beech Street Emma D. Brugger 449 East 9 Street Dr. E. L. DiCola 2807 Oakwood Street Dr. Helen Dobosiewicz B05 Commerce Building Dr. E. G. Engelskirger 361 East 6 Street Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gibbons 330 East 9 Street Frank A. Grygier 1130 Parade Street Jerome Photo Supply 1117 Parade Street Dr. R. E. Kalinowski 319 East 12 Street Alderman and Mrs. Michael J. Kinecki 710 East 11 Street Dr. Harold W. Kinter 920 East Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Chet Laskowski 424 East 21 Street Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Lechner 4111 Beech Avenue Nancy Martin Attorney and Mrs. Andrew J. Nowak 1226 Parade Street Mr. and Mrs. Al Piotrowicz Julian Polaski 109 West 38 Street Mr. and Mrs. Willis Reiser Janet Respecki Dr. R. J. Rickloff 133 West 8 Street Miss Joan Ropelewski Saint Benedict Academy Alumnae Saint Benedict Academy Auxiliary Lenore Shaw Dr. D. W. Shepherd 113 West 11 Street Dr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Simmons 350 West 10 Street Dr. Michael V. Sivak 506 East 25 Street Dr. F. G. Stegelske Dr. G. A. Stegelske 602 East 12 Street Dr. Hazzard A. Sweet 216 West 7 Street 619 East 10 Street Edward J. Zimm M. D. 814 Sassafras Street 303 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Mary Ann l.u ke Pat Mikrut Compliments of a Friend Hcluww The staff of the Scholastican fully realizes that so many different people con- tribute their time and effort toward the completion of a successful yearbook that it is almost impossible to thank each one adequately. However, with the help and guidance of these individuals: our Principal, Sister M. Theophane, OSB, and Sisters M. Kathleen, M. Hubert, and M. Leonarda, senior yearbook advisors, we found the publcation of our '58 Scholastican a pleasant experience. Also, the professional and friendly interest of our photographer, Mr. A. L. Shumaker of Shumaker Studios, of our representative from Kurtz Bros., Mr. Alex Zebrun, and Mr. Milo Zimmerman of Zimmerman Engraving, made our task easier. Our patrons-clergy, business, family, and friends-supported us financially, and we are grateful. To all others, thanks for your cooperation, interest, and confidence in our undertaking. 90' MCDONALD BROTHERS, REPRESENTING .lOSTEN'S 920 Investment Bldg. Pittsburgh 22, Pa. CO-1-1196 Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry, Announcements, Name Cards, Diplomas and Awards 16' ' W Abbate's Food Market 263 East 4 Street Phone: 48-851 Abbeycraft Company B 81 D Business Service 1230 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania W. A. Allgeier Insurance Agency R. D. 46, Erie, Pa. Phone: 01-5228 All Forms of Insurance Allied Florist Association of Greater Erie American Sterilizer Company 2424 West 23 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Ararat Cigar Store 12th at Parade Street Atlas Construction Company 2024 Buffalo Road Phone: 23-363 Bartone's Trailers 2526 Broad Street Move By Utility Trailers Bayview Beverage Company Albert DiMattio-Proprietor 3205 East Avenue Phone: 01-7112 Berry's Bowling Lanes 1026 French Street and 130 West 10 Street E. J. Blakely 8- Son Insurance 110 East 8 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Bordans P-X 6th and Parade Street Sealtest Dairy Products Boston Store 718 State Street Phone: 55-411 F. M. Braeger Company 817 Parade Street Phone: 22-624 Roofing and Sheet Metal Brook's Esso Station 26th 8. East Avenue Phone: 01-7165 John Brown Flower Shop 312 East 8 Street Phone: 46-718 Cathay House 12 West 7 Street Phone: 25-0168 Specialized Chinese Food To Take Out Chaffee Tire Company 117 East 12 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Chestnut Street Garage 1711 Chestnut Street Phone: 28-5272 General Repairs 8- Inspection Chet's Salvage Chester Wizikowski--Proprietor 702 East 11 Street New Merchandise Damaged In City Beer Company Dan 8- Ernie Marchini 2116 Ash Street Phone: 41-483 Shipment' LAKES ENGINEERING COMPANY PLUMBING - HEATING - AIR CONDITIONING 413 East 9 Street Phone: 4-1563 I Authorized Distributor of Westinghouse Air Conditioning Products' 91 Compliments of SAINT BEN EDICT ACADEMY BOOSTER CLUB 46' Coca-Cola Bottling Company 2325 Broad Street Erie, Pennsylvania Colony Record Shop 2616 West 8 Street Hi Fi Records 8. Record Players Phone: 38-017 Compliments of Gem City Dairy Co. lnc. 503 East 8 Street Cook's Food Market Crawford Dairy Bar 803 East 26 Street We Make Our Own Ice Cream' More Than 30 Delicious Flavors Crystal Bottling Works 501 Ash Street Phone: 24-008 Daka Paper Company 4th and State Street Erie, Pennsylvania Darling Flower Shop 103 West 10 Street Phone: 48-792 Erie, Pennsylvania 1 ' Fabwna, A. L. DeBus Jewelers 3824 West 12 Street Take The Bus To Debus Jewelers and Save Dibble's Dairy Harborcreek, Pennsylvania Phone: 8-4412 Milk and Cream Donavan's News 826 Parade Street Erie, Pennsylvania E. 81 A. Doubet Jewelers 202 East 10 Street Phone: 27-4242 East Erie Turners 829 Parade Street Phone: 22-546 Edward's Flowers 561 East 12 Street Phone: 28-2231 When lt's Flowers, Say It With Ours Epp Furniture Company Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Commercial College State at Eighth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Engraving Company Artists In Engravers 11 East 14 Street Erie, Pennsyilvqniq Erie Farm Products Company Frozen Food Distributors 321 East 15 Street Phone: 26-759 Erie Forge L Steel Corporation 1341 West 16 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Heating Company 213 East 10 Street Phone: 51-905 Erie Mantel G Tile Company 1115 Peach Street Phone: 23-547 Erie Paint Company 1329 State Street Erie, Pennsylvania QUINN-BERRY CORPORATION PLASTICS PRODUCTS 2609 West Twelfth Street ERIE, PA. 92 MEADOW BROCK DAIRY PRODUCTS 0 Homogenized Vitamin D Milk 0 Fortified Non-Fat Milk 0 Chocolate Milk 0 Buttermilk 0 Half8t Half Milk 0 Skim Milk 0 Creamed Cottage Cheese 0 Finer Ice Creams Look for The Sign of QuaIity 6' Erie Wallpaper 8: Paint Company 1002 Parade Street Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Wholesale Grocery Company 1901-05 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania f'1aCZErk S4010 IASNION IV VN! YIID Firch Baking Company 20th 8: Cranberry Street Firch's Sunbeam Bread Flamingo Motel 3005 West 12 Street TV, Radio, Telephone- 30 Rooms, AAA approved Phone: 62968 Froehlick Grocery 5202 Peach Street Phone: 99-1443 Self Serve and Save Frontier Cake Shop 1650 West 8 Street Phone: 23-090 Open Sundays Till 6 P. M. 0 p Geiger 8- Sons 29554 West Lake Road The Natural Stone Co. Monuments, Building Stone 8. Marble Gustafson Optical Company 113 West 9 Street Phone: 24-219 Dispensing Opticians Haft's Bakery 915 East Avenue Phone: 26-6105 Haibach Brothers 19th 8- Wallace Street Phone: 40-195 Meat Packers-Always The Best Hammermill Paper Company East Lake Road Erie, Pennsylvania J. Harline 81 Sons 928 West 21 Street Phone: 26-138 Sheet Metal 8- Roofing HeIen's Bridal Shop 708 Parade Street Phone: 46-086 Hess Brothers Optical 253 West 8 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Heyl Physicians Supply Company 419-21 State Street Phone: 26-785 Horton Precast Concrete Products 2912 West 22 Street Peninsula Drive At West 22nd St. Hubbell Supply Company 601 Brown Avenue Phone: 22-766 Sanitary 8: Maintenance Supply' Intrieri's Pharmacy 302 East 4 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Journal Publishing Company 124-126 West 12 Street Phone: 22-907 Printers 8- PubIishers ZIMMERMAN ENGRAVING COMPANY Serving Modern Letterpress SYKESVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 93 3005 Pine Avenue DAIRYLAND Erie's Best Milk Phone 5-0463 Klein Plating Works 654 West 25 Street Phone: 2-3793 Francis V. Kloecker Funeral Home 2502 Sassafras Street Knauer Office Supply Company 346-348 East 10 Street Erie, Pa. Phone: 24-741 Everything For The Oftice Kraus Electric Company 1325 State Street Phone: 57-569 Electrical WhoIesaler Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association 305 West 6 Street Phone: 24-102 Liberty Bakery 1132 East 9 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Liberty Grill 1801 Liberty Street Phone: 46-518 Best Pizza In Town 46' ' P Lincoln Markets, Inc. 1211 Parade Street Erie, Pennsylvania Linn Cleaners 1211 West 26 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Mac-Dil Associates Incorporated 18th and Parade Street Phone: 4-0104 Printing and Litho Mary's Dairy Bar 4108 Main Street Where Everybody Meets Everybody I. D. McQuiston Company 1421 G. Daniel Baldwin Building Insurance - Security - Bonds Mehler Bottling Company 1218 Parade Street Phone: 26-767 Murphy's Barber Shop 657 East 3 Street Erie, Pennsylvania Music Mart 828 Parade Street Phone: 27-0141 Norb's Sunoco Service 3801 Pine Avenue Erie, Pennsylvania Telephone: 22-340 Office Outfitters of Erie 823 Parade Street Phone: 40154 C. D. Pechin 8: Company 822 Peach Street Erie, Pennsylvania Peterman's Market 502 Wallace Street Phone: 49-843 Known For Quality Meats L. Press and Company 1216-1218 State Street Phone: 27-7213 Everything for Work, Dress, and PIay TRASK'S DEPARTMENT STORE State at 9th, For Quality That Lasts . . . . Always Shop at Trask 94 1717 Cherry Street NIEBAUER AND SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 5-9714 Erie, Pennsylvania C. M. Rayl Drug Store 620 Parade Street Phone: 49-172 Ye Olde Drug Store Reliable Home Furnishing Com 1213-1219 State Street Five Floors of Fine Furniture Erie, Pennsylvania George Reisenberg 8: Sons 1515-17 Peach Street Phone: 22-164 Rieck Dairy Division National Dairy Products Corp. Forbes and Stevenson Streets Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Ralph Riehl 901 French Street Erie, Pennsylvania Rinderle Electric 610 East 8 Street Phone: 47-552 B ' W Rocky's Service Station 4720 East Lake Road Phone: 82-652 Service With A Smile Rose Rug Company 1028 Sassafras Street Phone: 22-386 or 72-289 Northwestern Pennsylvania's Largest Floor Covering Store www Ruland Hardware 1107 Parade Street Erie, Pennsylvania Rung's Meat Market 1103 East Avenue Phone: 50-685 Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Rzepka 7th and East Avenue Erie, Pennsylvania Sanner Office Supply 1119-1123 Peach Street Phone: 46-374 Sarbak's Meat Market 462 East 23 Street Phone: 41-618 Homemade Sausage 8: Choice Meats Schilling's Carpet Sales and lnstalIations 142 West 26 Street Phone: 22-300 D. Schlosser Company 1516 Sassafras Street Phone: 23-257 Established 1866 Sevin Art Store 15 West 7 Street Phone: 22-440 Picture Framing 81 Art Materials Shaw Radio 8- Appliance 11th and Parade Street Phone: 488-68 We Sell The Best And Service The Rest Best Wishes to Senior Class of '58 Photos by A. L. SHUMAKER STUDIO 124 Rice Avenue Girard, Pennsylvania Specialists in Yearbook Photography and School Exchange Photos 95 48'-6' Sitterle's Grocery 1902 Peach Street Phone: 47-013 Slomski Funeral Home 2101 Ash Street Erie, Pennsylvania Slovak National Club 902 Hess Avenue Erie, Pennsylvania Soudan's Restaurant 81 Dairy Bar 3704 East Lake Road Parties, Showers, and Wedding Receptions Spelto's Dress Suit Rental 718 West 18 Street Phone: 56-664 Stan's Dinette 344 East 12 Street Phone: 49-511 Twenty-Four Hour Service Steve's Variety Store 2201 Reed Street Confectionary, Ice Cream, Cigars, Magazines and Newspapers Snyder Candy Company 1523 Peach Street Phone: 24-141 Tanner Manufacturing Company 4201 Bell Street Lawrence Park Times Publishing Company 20 East 12 Street Phone: 23-281 Erie's First Newspaper Tots and Teens 908 Peach Street Weatherbird Shoes Upton-Lang Company 1009 Commerce Building General Contractors Vagnarelli Studios 446 West 18 Street Phone: 48-274 Where Photography Is An Art Varo Moving 8- Storage 506 East 10 Street Nation-Wide Service Agent for National Van Lines J. L. Weber Printer 351 East 9 Street Phone: 25-8114 B. D. Wholesale Dist. Company 504 East 10 Street Phone: 21-9406 Wills General Store 1003 Parade Street Phone: 44-171 Garden Supplies, Feeds and Seeds WSEE TV Channel 35 CBS - Television Wydee Dydee Babyland 1426 West 26 Street Phone: 26-246 Toys and Juvenile Furniture Yaple's Dairy Incorporated 4026 Pine Avenue Phone: 01-349 Quality and Service Zielonka's Grocery 4703 East Lake Road Phone: 83-676 Adam A. Gorski Law Offices Parade at Twelfth ARTCRAFT UNIFORM COMPANY Manufacturers of Distinctive Uniforms 938-940 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh 22 Pa Rep. - Mrs. Willis G. Reiser 544 Keats Avenue Erie, Pa. 96 A , nf -4: Y A - W1 ,, . ,,:A1j'..Avl , . .. ' K 4. -x L' KCC. , yf.. ,. r. s Y, hw, . 1 .QV if Ji ,bv . , , .' +I,- - rw, , V, 131 1 if ie 518111. ,3I1r'4 ' ',. vi- 4 N - . v,.. B x ' .'., ,-P' If ' . ',',- ,,.,., ..-Q, . ...E . 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