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 - Class of 1941

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Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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Our theme 2,4 O perpetuate in memory the happy days spent at Benedictine, we the seniors publish this volume. Our construction theme, paralleled with the ' new building, appropriately emphasizes the progress ol: Benedictine High School. ill U A ga, ,- T161 xlib . Q S' Z , ' Ill Ai - -'..t.--. ,M f Most Reverend JAMES A. McFADDEN, D.D AUXILIARY BISHOP OF cLEvELANc Blessing the cornerstone of the New Benedictine Hioh School if if .LX VR XS 4 1 ,4 ,X .Q M: I, . H M. ai U A.. n Ev wrewk ,.., A .4- 1-1 ', Vgw' iw, ,em '- .4 I Ja, S A Q.: ig Ku gr , K 4 ,QM 1 sq' M v ,g at ,'. . I ' N , W.: Ln' ' ,JB v 4 0 X 4 If 5 if-4 Q s - A ? x F 5 H 3 ,fav '25 ' A iii , ,- f-my , QAQQQW :Q :hurl 5 ap., 4 I wg 2, s,.. K?-Q.. fwffk H3132 if as , I Vx 2 1 Editor f ROBERT M. YAEGER Business Mgr. f ROBERT ARTH -.X XM . 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O THE mothers and fathers of all the students of Benedictine, who so generously sacrificed themselves that their sons receive a Catholic High School education, that their sons emerge from their adolescent period of life with the Christian ideals and virtues firmly embedded in their hearts and souls, and to all the mothers and fathers whose daily sacrifices are the foundation and the steel- vvork, the bricks and the mortar of our new building, We, the seniors, filially and affectionately dedicate this volume of the BENEDICTINE. ,,n,,, Our Prayer H GOD Who hast commanded us to honor our Fathers and Mothers and Who by the Grace of the Holy Spirit didst pour the gifts of love into their hearts, grant health of mind and body to those who are living that they may love Thee with all their strength, and have mercy on the souls of those who have passed to their eternal re- ward, and bring them to see Thee in the joy of eternal brightness. Thru Christ Our Lord Amen. Roman Missal EY 1'luuur ilgg Efzrllgrr :mb Ugg i'HulIgvt. f fn 1. li11IXNIpI1'X CIHXN. I bw ,L I YUVR TlfIvILION s rHx su 'XI TR XINIXQ3 4, H xa 1 X!UX'l'l'UR l a 2 1 54 swm' ml 1, fx mmwn 1 g1sN I' VIN, ,, ix me mesa xs-:H kg, f . .-N ,.J..,.W. 6 S. UIKR :UNIX WRU R Contents ..... J .A Q 'm' School Administration and Faculty Underclasses Activities Seniors Sports Our Friends ., ml j X 1 lil' 4 , ,rdf uc S .RIS I w ' -'-U -1 To Our Patrons and Advertisers . a Sincere Thanks Patrons Altany, Rev. Joseph S. Andrews, Rev. L. Balmar, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vincent B. Bandi, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baran, Rev. Joseph A. Baskind Drug Stores Baydik, John M. Baznik, Rev. Louis B. Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Bednarcik, Rev. John Billy, Emil Blasko, Rev. Stephen Bodnar, Robert Brissel, Rev. Paul Cook, lVlr. and Mrs. Marion S. Daley, Mr. Frank David, C. Frances Demko, Mrs. Anna Dindia, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dlugos, lVlrs. Susie Dzijacky, Rev. Andrew Felt Crafters Ferenz, Rev. Joseph A. Fetsko, Mrs. John Fetsko, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gallagher, Arthur Granchie, Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Gress, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grossman, S. Grinvalsky, Rev. Stephen A. Gurcik, Rev. Stephen Guzewicz, Rev. George J-lamrak, Rev. John G. Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Harnyak, Rev. Thomas B. Higgins, Rev. Thomas Horak, Rev. Wenceslaus Hornak, Rev. William A. Hriczo, Mr. and Mrs. John Hrohak, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hudac, John A. Hudac, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hudac, lVlr. Stephen Hudacs, Anna and Cecelia Humensky, S.T.D., Rev. John Huzl, Rev. Joseph T. Ivanko, Rev. Michael B. Jasko, Rev. Michael, O.S.B. Jones, Mr. James R. Juratovac, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kandra, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kaperak, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kapitan, Rev. Ambrose Kirby, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A. deceas cl Kitko, Mr. John Knapick, John M. Kondrla, Rev. F. S. Kosar, Mr. Michael Kondelka, Rev. Joseph Kramer, Bernard Krusko, Rev. John Kuhancik, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kubasek, Rev. John Kubina, Mrs. Mary E. Kusner, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzma, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kuznik, Mr. and Mrs. John l.aBono, Mr. and lVIrs. M. Lacki, Mrs. Anna Lawrence, Rev. George Liederbach, Rev. Clarence Liska, Rev. John Lukachko, Mr. John Marcin, Mr. and Mrs. John Marjenin, Rev. Stephen Maro, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nlaro, Mr. and Mrs. John Maruskin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maruskin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Massura, Joseph Matousek, Nir. Frank A. Patrons McGuire, Rev. George Murphy, lVlr. and Mrs. Maurice Murpliy, Rev. Thomas Necid, Rev. Ladislaus Nichta, Lawrence S Nousek, Mr. and Mrs. James Novajovsky, Rev. A. A. Novak, Rev. George P. Novak, Rev. W. F. Novotny, Mr. and Mrs. John Cman, Rt. Rev. John J., Canon Orlemanski, Rev. Anthony Pavuk, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Pazitka, Mrs. Stephen Petrick, Rev. L. Petro, Rev. George M., D.D. Pier, Rev. Joseph Pier, Mr. Wendell Piunno, Nlichael Pletka, Mr. Frank Pollock, John C. Popodak, Nlichael and Elizabeth, S Popodak, Michael, Jr. Rehak, Rev. Leo, O.S.B. Rutkowski, Rev. Joseph C. Sabol, Mr. and Mrs. John Sacld, Dr. A. F. St. There:a,s Junior Soclality Sating, Dr. R. J., M.D. Sshmuck, Mrs. Agnes Seward, Rev. Edward Sharewell, S. S. Sikora, Dr. Paul T. Sikora, Rev. Paul Sisters of St. Cyril and Methoclius Slapsak, Rev. Julius Slavkovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Smaltz, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smid, lVlr. Cyril Soeder, Jimmy Stas, A. L. 65 Son Stasko, Mr. Ecltlie Stonik, Nlr. Rudolph Straka, Rev. P. Stuber, Rev. Anthony B. Suhadolnilc, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Suhaclolnik, Mr. and Mrs. John Tanski, John ancl Vic Taylor Produce Telliard, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Tkacik, Mrs. Frances Tomasek, Rev. Augustin Tomko, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tomko, Miss Catherine Trunick, Charles Valko, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Vall, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vargo, Rev. Joseph A. Vlasaty, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wisniewski, Mrs. and Miss Yaeger, Mr. and Mrs. M. Yanchuska, Rev. Stephen Yurick, Dr. Edward A. lVl.D. Yurko, Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huszai Mrs. Philomena Kocik John Thur Mr. and Mrs. John VV. Zamiska A Friend DONARS OF HONOR MEDALS Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Dubosh -A-H-W---f--v-SlovakMedal Rev. Stephen Kocis - - - -A ---- --------f- - - Religion Medal Rev. Joseph Krispinsky -------4-f---a ef - - a Senior Class Svaz Slovak Catholic Priests of the Pittsburgh Diocese --f-- Junior Class Svaz Slovak Catholic Priests of the Cleveland Diocese f R - Sophomore Class Dr. Albert Andrisek, M.D. - - - --w--------- Freshman Class MUST REVEREND IUSEPH C. SUHRENIBS, E KNOW that we will never he alble to repay you, Most Rev. Archhisho , for your untirin efforts and zeal in our cause. Ir was 'thru P , E your will, that the Slovak Benedictines came to Cleveland, it was with your help that the ideals and plans, of but few years ago, have been realized in the new Benedictine High School. Accept our deepest sentiments of gratitude and appreciation. May God continue to shower his choicest blessings upon you and your work. O SIU., ll.D. RT. REV. ABBUT STANISLAUS GIVIUCA, U.S.B. Uur President ..... G O THE PRESIDENT of Benedictine High School, we, the students, extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation for your ceaseless and strenuous labors in guiding the administration of the school thru the dif- J ficulties of the past year. :, '?vs-N, 7 Nlay Our Lord and Saviour hless you, Father Ahhot, and grant you n B W a long life and much happiness ,E - ' l 4 jx , E :xi i A ,1 k S -ufv,wf.f.:-' 2 J ' 3 F --L-,- W. Y-.- EN EW Rev. ANDREW W. PIER, O.S.B., MA., HISTORY. SOCIAL SCIENCES, IVLA., Wfestern Reserve. 9J1r'b.,, Rev. BENEDICT DOBRANCIN, O.S.B., M.A. ENGLISH, JOURNALISMQ BA., St. Beaedicfsg MA. Notre Dame. L up rl I, GR f 3 4,-. 4 , . QQ I- 5, I Mlllln ,,,.,. ,y N HQ H QE Vice President Very Rev. GEORGE S. LUBA, O.S.B., B.A. B.A., St. Procopiusg Graduate Studies, Illinois Univer sity, Wfestern Reserve. Principal M . Faculty .... P. DANIEL P. ARMAND P. JOSEPH Very Rev. DANIEL G. NOVAK, O.S.B., B.A. PRINTING, MACIHINE SHOP, BOOKKEEPING: B.A., john Carrollg Graduate Studies, Cleveland College, Western Reserve. Rev. ARMAND E. GRESS, O.S.l3., B.A. LATIN, IDISCIPLINAIIIANM B.A., St. Vincent's. Rev. CYRIL A. NOVOTNY, O.S.B., B.A. PHYSICS, PLANE GEOMETRY. ALGEBRAV, LATIN: Procopiusg Graduate Studies, Notre Dante. Rev. JOSEPH I-IANNAN, O.S.B., B.A. SPANISH, RELIGION, TYI1INGg B.A., St. .Iolm's Wxxxw A .. ,,., .f -ttll li' ' X QWX E1 3 l B.A., St. Fr. THOMAS f Fr. EDWARD Fr. LOUIS Rev. MARK A. PITONIAK, O.S.B., B.A. ACfCOUNTINGj B.A., St. Procopiusg Graduate Studies, Notre Dame, Cleveland College. Fr. EDWARD J. YATSKO, O.S.B.. B.A. lx!lFCHANlCAL DRAWING. ADVANCED ALGEBRAV, SOLID GEOMETRY: B.A., St. Procopiusg Graduate Studies, Case School of Applied Science. Fr. THOMAS PODOBNIK, O.S.B., B.A. AMERICAN HISTORY! B.A., St. Procopius. Fr. LOUIS A. I-IUDAK, O.S.B., B.A. SLOVAK, RELIGION: B.A., St. Benedict'sg Graduate Studies, Notre Dame. . . . . . Faculty Fr. MATTHEW Fr. DOMINIC Fr. AUGUSTINE Fr. FLORIAN Fr. MATTHEW A. BONK, O.S.B., B.A. LATIN, MUSIC, SLOVAK, B.A., St. Procopiutg Graduate Studies, Hruby Conservatory of Music. Fr. AUGUSTINE G. YURKO, O.S.B., B.A. ENGLISH: B.A., St. Benedlct,sg Graduate Studies, West- ern Reserve. Fr. DOMINIC M. CHONKO, O.S.B., B.S. BIOLOGY: B.S., St. BenedIct'sg Graduate Studles, West- ern Reserve. Fr. FLORIAN M. HUDAC, O.S.B., B.A. SLOVAK, LATIN, B.A., St. Benedicfsg Graduate Studies, Notre Dame. Fr. PHILIP Fr. FRANCIS Fr. MAURUS Fr. JEROME Fr. PHILIP W. KADUCAK, O.S.B., B.A. NIODERN HISTORY, SLOVAKVQ B.A., St. Benedicfsg Grad- uate Studies, Western Reserve, Notre Dame. Fr. MAURUS M. MARUSKIN, O.S.B., B.A. GREEK, RELIGION, B.A., St. Procopius. Fr. FRANCIS J. DURKAC, O.S.B., B.A. FRENCH, ENGLISH, B.A., St. Procoplusg Graduate Studies, Wfestern Reserve. Fr. JEROME M. KOVAL, O.S.B., B.A. GERMAN, B.A., St. Benedict'sg Graduate Studies, Notre Dame. 011 --2 Iwi' IV 4 luv' . I 5g A ffl, , A ,fum lm ,,,, ..,, , , 1 fi! E fo Faculty ..... Fr. METHOD P. PAUL Fr. METHOD S. GRANCHIE, O.S.B., B.A. PLANE GEOMETRY, ALGEBRAQ B.A., St. Benedicis' 7 Graduate Studies, Michigan University, Western Reserve. Rev. PAUL TARACKO, O.S.B., B.A. RELIGION, B.A. St. Procopius. FATHER BAZNIK Mr. BROSCOE Rev. ALOYSIUS B. BAZNIK, Assistant St. Lawrence Parish. SLOVENIANQ B.A., John Carroll. Mr. EDWARD M. BROSCOE, B.S. COACH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, GENERAL SCIENCEQ B.S., Notre Dame. Rev. CLEMENT M. FIRKO, O.S.B., B.A. Leave of absence for Graduate Studies in English, West- ern Reserve. Rev. STEPHEN SRAMEK, O.S.B., B.A. CHEMISTRY, SHOP MATHEMATICS, ALC.EBRAg BS., St. Prccopiusg Graduate Studies, Western Reserve. TJ, . . 1 ...I ww 2 I H , ----1 .,.. .... i .. ' I f CTW -X4-395 D 2 ' I WW Our Chaplain In our roblems and troubles our . T P . , y guiding hand and kind advice have been our constant refuge. All Work' ,. , . .. . . and Fiery Fr. Maurus and Fr. joseph talk things over The faculty prepares for daily classes LEFT: Fr. Jerome-Our librarian RIGHT: Our chaplain rc- turns from lunch Fr. Augustine ancl Fr. Florian enter the pro- fessors lounge between classes St. Andrew's Abbey. . . . . Home of our Faculty Chapel HE LORD HATH SANCTIFIED HIS TABERNACLE5 FOR THIS IS THE HOUSE OF GOD, IN WHICH HIS NAME SHALL BE INVOKED, OF WHICH IT IS WRITTEN: MY NAME SHALL BE THERE, SAITH THE LORD. Roman Missal X I 'YS' 5' lllu 3 l E lfiff' 'F ' ' lx, fog ,,X -ill: ff i ,X J' X f R. fxxiii lejx, fl' , TX X 'QM - ifxllxlsswk fl -'- 93y'l 1g gawcflf, at 'f!Qf. '35l WN Q ,X ,QW il'41f!! T ' A 1 NS .AX .3-Ze rf' 'af ix 1' l Rvx 3 ags'fvgBtNx,XQX'2 5 .g'fsAPA. , m f .1 soc 4 ,-s-1221215 A --- T 0- e if-02 Q s f E T7 1, .V Y X. X ' f .fe 'f P ,A'. 1 FE My f WT' R221 M ehzngia ijhf ,,,,.qTLTM.g: I A qvl W ,,,,,,.iw- . ORQAET LABOQA , rdincmdus .... BLESSED ARE THEY THAT DWELL IN THY HOUSE, O LORD: THEY SHALL PRAISE THEE FOREVER AND EVER . . . Psalm 83, 5 . . . . ATHER Mark Pitoniak,O.S.B. was horn in Syracuse, New York, on June 9, 1912. He attended St. Lucy's Parochial and High School in that city. After his graduation from high school, he matriculated at Syracuse University. Completing his novitiate at St. Vincent's Archabbey, Latrobe, Pa., he con- tinued his studies at St. Procopius College, Lisle, Illinois, Where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. Father Mark was ordained to the Holy Priesthood on May 31, 1941 hy His Excellency, the Most Reverend James A. McFadden, S,T.D. Q l 'S v 5' My 59 : 'W , 'H :QV I 'b ' , .4 rQ.i X MSW NCE again we enter the portals of Benedictine, this time bearing the title, Juniors October and we were upperclassmen. First class meeting was devoted to the election of ofiicers-class politicians loosen up-soap-box Demosthenes grow vol- uble. The campaign is hotly contested. The best poli- ticians win, Vall, Bacho, Stefanelc, and Yurcho take up positions respectively. The football team must have its scrimmage, material is in demand. We present to the Varsity our grunt and groan men: Yurcho, Knapilc, Vall, Fronek, and Kruchan. Basketball displaces football. Franko and Zahurancilc are the mainstays on the Varsity. Vall, Galo, and Dragos aid the Reserves in defense of their record. Mid-term exams-our slogan: United we pass, divi- ded we fail. Let us share our knowledge so we can go 14 I AL to collegef' Results, however, are below expectation. P I , b S l Top row - Junior cagers in shower room. eriaps we wont e eniors next year. Center - Junior Cmcersl llottom - Lunch tim: for the Juniors. We also presented Strazelc, Pillar, and Vall to the Baseball Varsity. The Footlights Clubis president was none other than our own G. Stovicelc. W. Vall and Hanley also per- formed on the stage. More exams, more honor men, new activities and new distinctions. Spring fever brings relaxation but the finals loom before us . . . . 'xii n ' 'nt iv! v ,. . T -G Jw: J?- . S 1' Top row, l. to r. - J. Dragos, L. Oravce, G. Stovicek, J. Hanley, VV. Zahurancik, E. Gaby, T. Kascak, S. Strazek, J. Fronek, L. Pillar, J. Fox, M. Brinza. Middle row - T. Banaszewski, L. Zelenak, J. Kopeo, J. Holub, S. Franko, R. Holmes. NV. Hook, E. VVisniewski, T. Urban, E. Billy, R. Dclney, J. Galo, C. Pletka, F. Palsa. Bottom row - L. Szilagyi, J. Kruchan, J. Yuicho, t1'eas.g VV. Vall, D1'CS.Q Fr. Method, mocleratorg P. Baeho, vice-p1'es.g V. Stefanek, sec., P. Deininger, VV. Maj- zisik. Not on picture - F. Beck, J. Knapik, G. Lisho, J. McDermott, C. Pistcy. 4 lg W Y K C2 I-. 9. U: 4 TOP LEFT f Kuzma in typing class. TOP RIGHT - Classes dismissed. CENTER RIGHT - Sophomore Ofiqccus. BOTTOM - Sopliomores in study lmll-lunch room. gi I LK J. I C Top Row: lent Lo iight F. Huszai lc. haplafka .. txoscianski A. I,,ll.1g'OS Q.. Iioziilio IC. Ilarsa 1. Kepic W. buspar J. Kulina S. Iiracko f. Alien J. hunarly Ii. Jablonski H. Baca J. Iiowvic IC. Hugala Middle Row: S. l zujka J. Caruso F. Gidion T. Usarny T, Cimomy Ii. Gotch E. Jasfua F. Cali' W. Hurlak T. Kuhancik I.. Kocoui' J. Kornuc R. Mzldansky J. Kump Bottom Row: Ii. Huflak J. Droba f'. Durra FI. Iiurcik E. Walsh Fr, .Im'omG 1 w Waffask y Gvuss Kcllv Vascv Fcrgol c gg k. Fw... Top Row: loit L0 iighl, J. Novak U. Sopiczyk Ii. Wilkes I.. Valko V. Lee ld. bkarupa NN. Pzitaki J. .Vice 1.. v izsolyi v. Mzuuia J. Urmm W. Yatsko ld. Tomko Middle Row :- hi. Soiak E. Komacka K . IXUSSO Im. W iiliams IC. Pelko J. Kusnei' J. Novak G. hc-hlelmei' E. Schmuck T. Mc-Niil G. Sobey J. Palko J. Olcarcik Bottom Row: C. Visjak S. Pavuk J. Bigos IC. Kuzma E. Mihala I . Rzikztwski J, Vojtek Y. Kuznik IC. Price A. Maybik Not on the picture T. Mooney F. Maitin IC. Vavro 4 my ,wb 2. ,iw T up 44011, M011 The Sophomores . ,,g e 11 . g ' .L A 'FQ J za- 5 Q EVENGE is sweet! And how,'l as most sophomores will tell. It certainly is, for it was just one year ago that we were so royally entertained by the Class of '42, This year it was our turn to bring the paddles, lipstick, nail polish and electric shoclcers. Attention, pleasel If it is the ideal class that you are seelcing, scholarly, energetic and loyal, seelc no further. After having been called to order by Fr. Jerome, our moderator and having elected the following ofhcers: John Vvagaslcy, president, Edward Walsh, vice-president, Robert Gruss, secretary-treasurer, we changed tradition by holding an initiation week instead of an initiation day. In this way we intended to accomplish more things? Father Rector, however, soon declared our ruling unconstitutional. Enough is enough, to quote his very words. As the Sophomore Class, we were well represented on the honor roll as well as on the extra- curricular activities. On the honor roll it was Edward Tomko and Edward Gotchg in football it was John Wagasky, Bob Gruss, Eugene Vavro and james Estergallg in basketball it was George Kepicg in baseball it was again Bob Gruss and jim Estergall. Though we're still undetclassmen, there is no fear that the schoolls extra-curricular activities will lack material in future years. For already we have shown capability and leadership. The Whirlo, The Benedictine, The Orchestra, The Glee Club, Dramatics, Tax Stamp Drive, all particularly show our potentialities. As the year is closing we are preparing to become uppereclassmen. We pledge, by that class spirit, which has been prevelant during our freshman and sophomore years, to uphold the traditions and standards of Benedictine established by the preceeding upper-classes, when we ourselves attain that desired rank. Www ,A . at 1 'l ' QI if '-J M . The Freshmen 2 f W i w.. I 4 . 905 A '-T , gr, .-J' t HE FIRST day of school! Largest class enrolls! First tuition payment. Up to the bool:-store. Now where? Finally, we are separated into our respective classrooms, and the year begins. Fr. Dominic explains to us the organization of the class. As advice and suggestions come thick and fast, our moderator warns us against the 'rsliclcersf' who would be distributing second-hand books. Wfe are prepared. Encounter the book-sellers, fabulous prices are aslced, flat refusals are given, there is a show of disappointment and sliclccr sophs slouch out, mur- muring something or other. Wfe realize our hrst victory. Activities commence immediately with the election of the class officers. F. Berry is chosen as president. A. Tower clinches the vice presidency. Our secretarial worl: is placed in the capable hands of F. Urban. And our financial worries are handed over to l.. Franko. Acquaintances are formed. Studies begin. The call for Reserve football. The tryouts. T. Shisila, Porac, A. Miiidzora, K. Kniola, A. Tower, and Olearcilc are accepted. Then the exams. Wfhat a surprise-not pleasant, either! These aren't like we had last year in grammar schoolf But our quality became evident when two of our classmen, B. Kitlio and hiirlca, lad the rest of the school in all honors. Wfe have been paying particular attention to the activities of the Sophomorcs. Our time will comel Cur interest in school activities is noticed everywhere. The Annual, The Pan-American Rafiie, all show results of our efforts. Ali! Basketball tryouts. Shisila, -Iasionowslci, Harchar, Zolnowslci, Daley, Porac, Pillar, Lcsialc, Gongas, and Sabol, all place successful applications for the frosh team, while Ken Kniola has a berth with the Reserves. Christmas Vacation. Mid-year exams. Then third quarterlies, strange rumors of our becoming Sophomores begin to circulate, others referring to left-behindw froth make us wonder, so we decide to plow through more pages of Nstufif, Spring! But no time for char spring-feverfy Fervent study for these finals. it's now or never. No one wastes a minute. Let the fun wait fill vacation! L. B. A. E A. L. P. A K E J. A. F. P. J. N. T. J. J. J. J. J. J. J. F. J. V. F. F. R. L. J. M M J. A. E. R. E J. R. D. M J. F. Q. - .l J EH UI Letterle Kitko Marchin Nemeth Jasionowski Jones Lackney Oros Kniola Minzdzora Lesiak Klubert Merk Papin Petrek Poiklar Madea Krusko Kovach Mad jiak Pastor Liacki Nousek Tokacs LaBono Porac Jacobs Malinowski Longar Matousek Ignasiak Medve Pillar Kubina Mayewski Losch Meyers Manning Kernasovich Pawlicki Palchak Malafa Liekacz Pekareik Ilenin Top Row: left to right J. Daley E. Comer J. Harchai' A. Bacho J. Fetsko J. De'G1'o0t J. Dindia E. Demko E. Batcha E. Dolenek A. Ference R. Fekete Middle Row: J. Gulas R. Bodnai' J. Ciseh M. Cntruvo A. Bodnar J. Gonigos R. Deri R. Carson W. Hriczo E. Ceotty J. Hirka F. Budaji A. Chasar J. Haladey Bottom Row: J. Hoffman P. Gydosh B. Bartko F. Berry Fr. Dominic L. Franko E. Frisch S. Berry N. Blasko Not on the Dicture: J. Crowley - W ,QC s l .ff. .,f 7 -gl 'lux ' . I ffiiir ' 1 .yr f X' by ff , Y P f .W i Y Ll' . , Q 7 RIGHT A- Fresliies rake a quick clrink between classes LEFT -- Freshman basketball squad. wxxxx W ,f . . I .5 ,., , . . Y D M ' Frosh C' gb . ..-,wi L J LA 'ff' Top row. l. to r. - E. Putka, G. Schultz, E. Vjecha, D. Vavro, F. Urban, Sec-.g A. Tower, M. Sabol, A. Supica, T. Shisila, F. Stupansky, F. Zupancic, S. Zolnowski. Middle row -- J. Szymanski, B. Suhadlolnik, A. Tolar, J. Rezak, F. Snyder, M. Slimak, F. Stott, J. Sie- vers, E. Stasko, J. Woyma, J. Termini. Bottom row - R. Vall, E. Tomko, R. Suhadolnik, J. Slavkovsky, R. Shuki, J. Vanyo, L. Wisniewski, T. Schilens, L. Stupavsky. Not. on picturc - W. Ryan, D. Sikorsky, R. Stonick. D. Thomas S. Vargo. ,fax vim ,qw E Emu 'll F ' W X J .a J l I A A 0 xlg ' ' . I X . T., fl-lx ' I vwvlgaih 4 AVA Marylcnoll Students . N 'Yup row I. to r. - J. Caclclen, B. Miller, T. Lacey, J. O'Neil, R. Flemming, J. Byczynski, H. Whalen, J. Nerino. Bottom row - B. Harvey, J. VVhalen, O. McGowan, S. Sboray, W. XVini'it-h, G. l Lishz, J. Clohesy, R. Lafo1'rie1'e. Absent - G. Neoia, T. Higgins. ONIIVIUTING daily from Akron to Cleveland, our Mary'- knoll friends spent another successful year at Benedictine. The daily trip, though no novelty, was always a happy excursion. Latin, Nlathematics, English, Science all found their way into the long discussions. And when homework was lacking, this was just the place to get the finishing touches. And when it hccame tedious, even Cicero did not escape a harmonious chant. Among the places represented by our Maryknoll students are New York City, Raymond, Wasliingtong Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Boston, Mass., Fall River, lVlass.g Portsmouth, N. H., Baltimore, Maryland, Kenmore, Chiog Brooklyn, N. Y., Jamaica, Long Island, and Philadelphia, Pa. V + ,- E50 X Xi Honor Students Kmco, B. HIRKA, J. BACHO, P. BILLY, E. f' ' VALL, W. MALANOWSKI, F. 4 SUHADOLNIK, R. NOUSEK, J. it HUDAC, L. TOMKO, E. Kopco, J. ZUPCAK, F. JACOBS, V. DBLNINGBR, P. THOMAS, G. YABGBR, R. DEMKO, E. if KASCAK, T. A HRIN, A. GOTCH, E. PILLAR, L. DBR1, R. SIKORSKY, D. ll' 1+ I K 'K . af ,, 1+ 4'wWB' 51 1, 1 A - M ' '- LJ,1nL.L...:..,L- ,.,: .. F -4 ij ig, r , , X x ' any 0 ,ci Gr Q: -fi' f Q , .fig 1 f. '-J 9 ' . ctivities k 7 4 Ulkunv' Q X x 7 Lxrfx l 3 Kf X 1. IIGI-IT GAME ..... 2. COACH' 3. A TICKET SALE ..... 4. BACK TO C.I.A?4SES .... SI SOCIAL LIFE Cr I-IINGARY FRIYSHIES . .7, THE GI4IzIf. C,II,I,,IIi , A H. SNOW FIJIRRIFQS 9, KLATCHING IEP ON I-IOMEWQRMQ Oval: R. Yaeger, Fr. Cyril, 0.S.B. Lower left: J. Maro, R. Yaeger, A. Baloga, L. Hudac- Q V . EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .......,..... . , . ....,...,..,.. . , . , .... Robert M. Yaeger Associate Editor Ladislaus I-ludnc Sports Eclitor .. ,...., .Ichn Marc Makeup Editor .. ., .,,........ A.bert Baloga Advisor ...,, . . , ....,... A Rev. Cyril Novotny, OSB. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager , .,... , Robert Artli Members: Andrew Bartlco, Joseph Hovanscelc, Joseph Huszai, Lawrence Petelin, Richard Stoflflco, Raymond Roclcey, Flichael Mariislciii Advisor .... .,..,. . , . ....,.,. . . Er. Metliod Grancliie, 05.13. Editorial E3 Qsg l 1941 C07 af my l 1 . I A 5. r . fr. fu, Mfflllln ,,,. , X li l he :RQ g k .ffp HE MODERATOR slumps in his chair with a groan of fatigue. The editor smoothes .1 wrinkled brow to serenity and ofls a coflee grinder voice with affabflity. Wor'kers bring order out of chaos. Typewriters are silent. Clips and rules are stored away. Proofed galleys and dfaimmy are gathered up. The lock clicks on the door where we worked. The Benedictine is off to press. November ..... Fr. Cyril organized the staff . . The three most competent Seniors were chosen to form the ,4I BENEDICTINE Staff. Bob Yaeger andluad Hudac elected as co- editors, and Doc Maro, Sports editor. It was the object of this years annual, besides catching and recording the year '40-'41 at Benedictine, to give interested students knowledge and experience in book production. Composition, make-up, proofing, dummy-set-up, folding, binding, printing and even press operating, all found student participation. By no means the easier part of the work was accomplished by the Business staff with Fr. Method as advisor and Robert Arth as business manager and it was their enthusiasm and tireless efforts that assured the Financial success of the Annual. Laurels among the business staff go to, Joseph I-lovanscek, Nlichael Maruskin, Raymond Rockey, Lawrence Petelin, and Joseph Carroll, although it was the tribmvirate of Arth-Hudac-Yaeger that canvassed the city and carried the brunt of the task. The gratitude of the staff are extended especially to Ray Zamiska, of Ray's Printing Service for his splendid and patient suggestions and printing of the Annual. The stall: also acknowledges the assistance of Leonard Zamiskag Mr. Bachna, of Bachna Studiosg and Mr. Smith, of john 56 Ollier Engraving Co. BENEDICTINE Business Left to rightz- Michael Maruskui, Raymond Roekey. Francis Zupeak. Andrew Baltko Lawrence Petelin, Fr. Method. advisor, Joseph H0- vanseek, Robert Arth, Joseph Hus- zai, Richard Stoffko. -5 , . il ww f : Qf , ff A ' Y, O Q ri. ll - The Orch estra HE DIN of clattering chairs and the rancous shouts subside. The group,s efiervescence fizzes out. A Monk clad in a black robe raps sharply for attention and a burst of harmony floods the music room. The 'tempo changes. Drooping spines stitlen, languid eyes brighten, and excited fee: tap rhythmi:ally . Yes, music hath power-to soothe--to arouse. October . . . and eager-eyed newcomers besiege Fr. Matthtw Bonk, OSB., moderator, for admission. In it's fourth year of existence the orchestra reaches the peak of perfection, both numerically and musically-an accom- plished group, capable of :auch artful transition of scores as from the iiirge- like chords of the Largo from Zerxesn to the breathless rhythm of Chero- kee in the Charlie Barnett style. The organization was received with acclaim and as a direct result a Music Club was formed of the orchestra with the followiag leaflets: Maro, presi- dentg E. Skarupa, secretaryg lvanicky, treasurerg Vavrus, Vojtek, and J. Csarny, publicity. The Annual Music Night, sponsored by the orchestra was he'd April 20 in the school auditorium. Ir will go down in history, a tribute to the group. Left, to right, back row:-- R. Stoifko, J. Mari, E. Minclzoia, E. Skarupn. R. Matoueek, Fr. Matthew, moderator, T. Csarny, J. Vataha, D. Malafa, J. Vojtek, J. Fetsko, J. Vav- rus. Front row z- D. Vavro, S. Berry, J. Gulas, J. Gala, E. Tomko, E. Demko, J. Ogrii- bene, L. Stupavsky, A. Bodnar. li LL N-E lei Left to right, back rowz- I.. Zeleniak, A. Maybik, J. Fetsko, A. Hrin, J. DOGl'OLZt, li. Beiry, K. Carson, M Viius Middle rowz- E. Kuzma, M. Kubina, T. Bahas- zewski, J. Bigos., A. Baloga, YV. Hook, M. lVI2l1'Ll:lill1, M. Slimak, E. Dernko, E. Comer. Front row:- S. Pavuk, R. Stonik, F. Zupcak, vice-pies., P. Rollinee, treas., Fr. Thomas, mioderator, J. Dragios, sec., J. Yurcho, J. Vojtek, R. Palchalt. Not on picturezd G. Matovcik, pres., J. Carroll. Servers' Society HE ST. BENEDICT SERVERS, Society, composed exclusively of resident students, was directed by Fr. Thomas Podobnilc, O.S.B. Tlieir principle objective and motive was to serve at all the liturgical functions of the year as well as the daily Masses celebrated in the abbey and high school chapels. Ar their first meeting the following officers were elected: Gerard Matovcik, president, Francis Zupcalc, vice president, John Dragos, secretary, Paul Rolince, treasurer, and John Yurcho, Sgt-at-arms. Keeping the tradition of past years the club with Fr. Thomas, direction, continued the football contests and held the Annual Christmas Party. As in past years, they were acclaimed real successes. At their regular meetings, the society endeavored to get a better understanding not only of how to serve Mass but also of the deeper meaning of the liturgical functions of the Clxurch. I C'l1llf' 'i' , X 5 'f 59? '- ' if V.: ESP ue T Q5 Wllllm ,,,,. .,, . -.C N Q .ge .S .. Y , 5 LL YN . 1. 6' X5 fo vi xg 5 ee 5 ,eww 5' , .kt 7 Si A 4 'N -,. -av .S' .5 X ep' We 9 A 5 QQ I gf? A , Ox' ii . 5, ff- I V if i ' f e .S '-9.87 Roig cixshse NS of - 5 Qt 9 L, '1,,5.,gC.6ee,g,f, Y' J 4- X Y. , Q A gas, y 3 -. 5 x 5 Ni se Y' -5 0 D s. ., 3' A nv' .gf 7 , eq X 9 S 5' R Q H fr , ,sa- x vi Ap X to S KS, A 83 gavy Ng X lr X777 'Q' 79 -Y Q5 R-' 15' 'if Y -9' : L5 'Q s M05 C56 tx o foto: Q 3,5 -N K ls X B 3 'Qc B 6' V 1 . J 4 1 . so Q Q 855551 fb ,qvwtq we 1 X ,XX S syqqfs' 559,65 af if If lx Q N K'-7a W nh? wjifl L-4' 4 is 'M K9 vi' ,co G 'x s Y x .Q ,. ' -97' at at at ss v s- We ... P e -its Q 1 ew e 'iff 790,110 C7 SVN? X 3 k a NF 0' -. 3 . -N' 5 l .R f YB YJ P9 1 .Qi vi 15 Tx s- 1' to M X s 4? L w N -9: S 5 s 6 , lo we 6 43 Q' x' Q. 9 4, x. t x -. A sto. Y i ,Q S. . O Q,-N xy X5 Ant Q Cirele:- P. Baeho, associate editorg J. Kopeo, reporter, A. Baloga, typist. Upper right:- Fr. Daniel at the linotype. Lower right, seated :- WV. Vall, reporterg E. Gaby, repoiterg Fr. Benedict, advisorg J. Vtjtek, reporter: C. Durra, ieporter. Standing:- F. Zupeak, circulation mgizg VV. VVilk, iepoiterg E. Stonk, 1'ip0l'tC1'Q R. Liederbaeh. Lit- oiaiy eolumnistg J. Nousek, reporterg J. Maro, sports editorg J. Sepieh, Sports columnist, J. McHugh, i'epo1'tei'. Not on pieturezf J. Carroll, G, Matoveik, managing editors, .A Www EDN J J. Chulaik, personal columnist. EADLINE! The editor assigns articles . . . typewriters hum . . . copy is corrected . . headlines chosen . . . All this and more as The Benedictine comes to the students . . . The monthly paper, which has grown with the school from a mimeographed sheet to the present four page, five column long size, was ably edited, this year with Bob Yaeger, as editor and Fr. Benedict, O.S.B., as faculty advisor. That the paper retained the high standard of previciis years, was evident in the approval and appreciation which the whole student hody I showed. It was newsy, its set-up was excellent, it was easy to read, it showed the talent and great effort of the staff and the advisor. During their years of service as memhers of the staff, the graduating seniors played prominent roles and contrilvuted greatly to the success of C the paper. ln recognition of their service, Fr. Benedict awarded mono- grams to the senior writers. ,,..., r. U01 19,7 lah ' A The Siam Club ' if F75 ,412 ll l:,, I l '17,- . s In . 'n'., , ln In v',--' A ,Z.. r Left tc right, hack row:- J. Lacki, J, Ivanieky, L. Kocour, F. LaBono, E. Putka, J. Olearcik, W. Hu- flak, J. Palko, E. Billy. R. Stonick, R. Manning. First rowz- J. Sievcrs, M. Lie- kaez, I.. Stupavsky, J. Maro, pres., Fr. Florian, moderator, L. Hudac. vice- pies.. R. Yaeger, see.- treas., J. Majtlak. OING, Going, Going, Sold to the gentleman in the corner. This was a familiar sound heard at Benedictine during the latter part of the year. No, we weren't auctioning the furnishings of Benedictine nor selling any tohacco, it was just another stamp auction sponsored hy the Stamp Cluh, the school,s Philatelist Society. The cluh, organized hy Fr. Florian, an ardent stamp lover, had several aims to attain. These were: to clarify and explain terms and ohjects used in this fascinating hobhy and to enable and help each member to increase or hetter his collections. The cluh was not a new organization for it dates hack to the first graduating class. lt had ceased to exist during some of the following years though the school had many stamp collectors, students as well a the faculty. john Maro had one of rhe most valuahle and hest collections in the cluh. He specialized in uncancelled issues. Rohert Yaeger saved only American and German stamps, while Fr. Florian favored First Day Issues. These were just a few of the special collections in the cluh. The oflicers are: john lVlaro. president, Lad.slaus Hudac, vice-prcsidentg Rohert Yaeger, secretaryrtreasurer. Fr. Florian was faculty advisor. ' .il nf. Milli , '--I an - ff' K X, 1' V 439 Mfiiwllrmx' q3agis,'mmf -M W. i 1 A J E. J -. 5' V L.- ACKSTAGE it is darlc and frightening and smells of musty old scenery, hut the memhers of the Footlights Cluh wouldnlt change places with the privileged aud.ence. On with the show! The dramatics cluh, always a major sponsor of Benedictine activities did justice to estahlished tradition. Besides their usual production with Mr. Pchola's direction, the cluh spon- sored two Amateur and Variety Shows, overshadowing the successes of the past. G. Stovicelc and M. Slimalc especially distinguished themselves hefore the footlights. It was no surprise to find haclcstage the director at the table with the cast of It's Papa VUho Paysw around it. Teetering to and fro on a riclcety chair he instructs a young actor in syn- chronizing his voice, facial expressions, body control, sense of l'lt's Papa Wlio Paysp was the annual three act play, which direction, and other stage mechanics. was selected and presented hy the Footlights Cluh in collaho- ration with the girls of the St. Theresa,s Sodality of Saint Benedict's Parish. . mwah K 4. ,rv ,N 'fi' -f-Se ,F fl or 3- 3 2, ,. M3 .aww iw J ' , , sg, .I A ,as 'lvffzffn -' will - A Y .T Left to right, hack row:- M. Virus, R. Carson, J. Dragos, J. DeGi'0Ot, E. Gaby, J. Huszai, R. Stotf- ko, I . Zupcak, G. Matoveik, W. II. ok. W. Val., Middle row :-S. Pavuk, J. Y.-jtek, IJ. Yavro, I.. Zelenak, lil. Kuznia, E. Kardian. J. Bigos. A. Maybik, E. Vo- mer, R. Vall, R. Stonlek, M. Front rew7- S. Berry, Slimak, M. Repasky, IC. Freeman, G. Stovieek, pres. I.. Pr-hola. diiectot, M. Ma- ruskin, see.-tieas., E. Va- V10. B. Ruseak, L. Berry. Scents from, ITS PAPA WHO PAYS ali? il at cw ,. I X,.74 H011 t fi e 43 Whirlo Club 9 A f: 9 J OWN the length of the floor ccme Caruso and lVladanslcy with their partners walrzing to the rhythm and soft strains emerging from Slcateland's organ. The occasion is the third slcating party sponsored by the Benedictine Whirlo. The Whirlo, though several years old, arose and became one of the most prominent and progressive extra curricular organizations in the school. The success of the club was greatly due to the guidance and advice of its moderator, Father Daniel, an ardent roller-skating fan, and the spirit and ability of its officers. The members elected joseph Caruso, Richard .Ma- danslcy, William Yatslco, and James Fronelc as oflicers. The club was formed expressively for the purpose of instructing and educating its members in artistic and fancy skating. It toolc great strides toward this goal at its weelcly practice held at Slcateland-the home of the Whirlo Clubs-where the members met and mingled with the skaters from other Whirlo Clubs. The future of the club can be viewed without trepidation. The fascination of the sport, the spirit of its moderator, and the sincerity of its members are suflicient basis on which to ground any hope. Left. to right, fourth row :- M. Mikel' J. Hanley, E. Walsh, J. Kulina, A. Oros, K. hniola, E. Ciomcia, W. Huclak, R. Jablonski, R. uruss, P. Papin. Thild row :- F. Urban, V. Rogers, G. Sehleimer, D. Vavro, A. Maybik, J. Bigos, L. Szilagyi, J. Novak, J. Pi okop, J. Oleareik, G. Casey, 'R. Baca, C. Pletka, E. benmuek, E. Nemeth. Second row :- J. Laeki, F. Malinowski, N. Poklai, J. Fionek, Sgt-at-arms, W. Yatsko, see.-treas., Fr. Daniel moclelator, J. Caruso, pres., R. Madansky, Vice-pres., T. Csainy, C. Allen. First row :L M. Liekaez, J. Majcliak, D. Malafa. J. Slavkovsky, C. Durra, R. Suhadiolnik, A. Marehin, F. Longar, F. Price. f ll y' 4 ss 1. 1 N J 'al - P f . 1 , . - ,Q I 10,42 P lllm ..., , Library Staff A 4g al Left to right, standingz- R. Liederbach, R. Hockey, M. Maruskin, R Yaoger, J. Hovanseck, J. Ivanicky, A. Baloga. Sealcdz- -I. Bigos. I, Huduc, A. Maybik. F11 J6I'fll'l1C, librzirian, S. Pavuk. I HE OBJECT of this yearls library staff was not only to supp'y books on demand, or to return them to the stacks, but rather to offer to the students a friendly and efficient service whereby they might best fulfill their scholastic and recreational obligations. The cheerfulness and patience of the staff was particularly noticable. Fr. -Ieromedibtarian, especially chose his staff from among these students interested in literary attai-nments and inclined to classical Helds. R. Lieder- bach, A. Baloga and S. Pavulc especially deserve mention for their cheerful assistance. One of the biggest taslcs of the staff was to transfer and arrange the library in its new quarters. ning , M. max x .. ff 5 j 'I IIII I' I,.yg 14:4 ll? Z -'ii -,va--,.., Photo Club R ...... Left to right, standingz- M. Maruskin, see.-treas., F. Zupcak, vice-pres., 3, F. LRB no. R. Yaegei, L. Petelin, I.. Hudae, A. Bartko, J. Hovanseek, J. , E L Mara. W. Yatsko. A. Hriu. Sez1tcrl:- Fr. Cylil, lll0il9l2itOl'. R. Arth, J. I Huszai. Not on the pit'tu1'e:- G. Matovcik. pres., J. Carroll. is ,za 1 ji I 3 3 ORMED expressly for those students, beginners and advanced, desirous : 'T of learning the ins and outs of the art of photography, the Photo Club was organized under the instruction and guidance of Father Cyril. Since one of the requirements for entrance was a camera, the initial meeting brought forth cameras of every size, shape, and make. During this meeting the operation and use of the camera was explained, officers were elected, talks and programs for future sessions were planned and winter scene pictures were dis:ussed. The more interested members used Father Cyrills darkroom and with his help, a workbench was constructed, the enlarger installed, shelves and cabinets erected and supplies and materials moved in. Here the more fortunate delved into the secrets of photography and began to talk in terms intelligible only to those acquainted with the camera art. The club took upon itself the task of supplying the Annual with snapshots and to do general photography of the school. cn. Wllllll .J aj lil X 5 . A Ycs i fe r 601 X- fo as . , swf my-Q , 7 .i Af ,I L . . r x 1. 1?a,,.,t 'i. iff? ff aa. aa gfmiig' we at f 1-.Marv The Printing Club, organized from among the members of the printing classes, was formed as a social order to afford those interested an opportunity for meetings and discussions on the more advanced aspects and problems of printing. G. lVlatovcilc was elected president and chairman. Front to rear, left side:- Fr. Paul, R. Stoffko, sgt at-arms. Right side :-- F1 Daniel, moderator, G. Ma tovcik, pres., W. Wilk treas. Not on picture:- J R. Arth, vice-pres., Sepich, sec., C. Tate. The Slovenian Club, Linder Father Baznilc's direction, afforded students of the Slovenian Class every opportunity to discuss questions relative to Slovenian aflairs and extra-class matters. The club especially used this means of keeping acquainted and informed about matters abroad. .- S' -ww, vw: .q f 5 I a i r ee-WMS . ,J , , ii Ji ,f E, M f W aff iw in 4 1w,..,w 5 iv if 5 Ev' W if if ig . A Q5 if 4 3? fe 35 QL i Ili ff Q 5 f at ,W Jr.. .ta W' .aw 'H+-'15,,...ifv Left to rig'ht:-- V. Kuznilt, C. Ceiigol, E. Schmuek, Fr. Baznik, F. Longar, E. Perko, N. Poklar, L. Pete- lin. l.0i'l lo right, sccond row: 'l'. Urlian, li. Vavro, WV. Hook, L. Oravcc, J. Mee, M. Virus. V. Rogers, E. Wisniewski. Front row: G. Stovicek, V. Stiefanek, C. Pfetka, J. Hanley, Fr. Josenh. G. Thomas, M. Brinza. W. Hudak. VV. Vall. Not on picture: P. Bacho, Albert Baloga. 59 fff' W .il5uasa5'l'gy'f'Ywkj ' 4Qig1Wisf'1ig M2351 ,gwrg -img? 2 'Elf if ' ii .it as .ir if Educational, intcrefting and hy all means active, that was the Pan-American Cluh formed hy Rev. Joxeph l'lannan, CSB. lis great success was due largely to ihe excellent coordination of the students and thc tireless EHOYIS of fllC moderator. Among outstanding activities were: A successful raflle and a delegated representation at the Pan-American Congress. Demand for popular music brought together Ed. Tomlcds musicians It was their orchestra that supplied the relaxation and nfusic at the school assemblies. Appearances at school entertainments were also on their program. 5 W , ,H 5 .5 eftrrraaa as insists er Loft to right, second row I.. Valko, S. Stiazik. J Iioivco. Front row: E Tomko. R. Kaplafka, C Cergrol, J. Urrnin. I W I, X 'T' at xx in Glee Club F' if . gy .1 X Left to right., third row:- J. Pekarcik, F. I.z1B.1no, V. Rogers, P. Papin, J. Bigos, F. Urban, J. Porac, R. Arth, D. Vavro. Second row :- LI. Lee, A. Tower, J. Hanley J. Maro, E. Haisa, T. Kubancik, F. Zupcak. A. Baloga. First row:- J. Laeki J Vojtok, J. Daley, T. Csarny, R. Liederbach, B. Bartkc, C. Visjak, J. Haladioyi Fr. Method. director. HIS YEAR choral singing was added to the extra curr'r.1lar activities fostered by the school. Under the capable direction of Fr. Method, the students had not only been educated in the appreciation of this art but had also attained a praitseworthy degree of versatility. At the Annual Benedictine Christmas Party the Glee Club thrilled an audience of more than 400 with their presentation of several immortal Christmas carols and ballads in a crowning demonstration of several months of constant work. Their inspiring interpretation brought salvo after salvo of applause from the audience. The Glee Club has been a complete success. It served the purpose for which it was formed for it instilled into the students at large a greater appreciation for light classical compositions and immortal ballads. It gave those students interested, an opportunity to display their talents to the public. il mm 'lit N i J Y siafi l ml - g 5' , n,,.m Hill X i 1 .' V U- , 'C - K , h. V.. - , 1 Q? lb XAX HQ ,Iv v. WWW A Left to right:- L. Zelenak, A. Maybik, J. Fetsko, J. Dragos, A. Hiin, J. DeGroot 1-'. Zupcak, M. Maruskin, R. Carson, M. Virus. Second row:- M. Kubina, T. Banaszewski, J. Yurcho, A. Baloga, W. Hook, P. Rolince, M. Slimak, E. Comer. First iowz- E. Kuzma. J. Bigos, S. Pavuk, R. Stonick, Fr. Louis, prefect, R. Palchak, J. Vojtek, E. Demkqz, F. Berry. Not on picture: J. Carroll, G. Matoveik. Resident Students I-IE RESIDENT students, a body formed from boys from various states who made Benedictine their home during the course of the school year became one of the school's most interesting groups. In this group are included men of experience, the seniorg the know-it-all juniorsg the up and comingv sophimores and the l'much-to- learnn freshmen. The resident students were divided into grcupsg the fou:th heaven dorm groupn, which included the president of the freshmen and secretary of the seniorsg and the second heaven dorm groupf' which confined two post-graduate students and one new hut coming along senior. Assuming the difhcult task of seeing to the temporal needs of the boys and teaching them the tefhnique, etiquette and social obligations was Fr. Louis l-ludnk, OSB., the student's prefect. Among the hcys who wiil he missed next year are: Gerard lxflatovcik, Francis Zupcalc. Joseph Carroll, Andrew lclrin, Michael Nlaruslcin, Paul Rolince and Albert Baloga. fd! ,f I f I Milli iee e .. 51, Autographs gq?2'?s4 gif? .wg WG 2244? 19 41 5e i 's 45 QM! .,r ' Q X , X if Q 1 iiffhx- U E i.gm5?f ax ' X aw x 5kf+ -34 ' 'M Q ? , ' f I L . if 1551 A ' , 2 'E rf f w f- we J . 'xr' X ' -,G r A I I N V4 V ' it 'V 1 ' .'.' , , . I , as - - . - Z l K ,Q hwy , 4 -i ',,l,vv5,g,, V '- V 1 . .. A v l' . ' - wa ' L-' ' I , ' - -' ' - -'- ' L ar -5 - ,. - .- . x . A-w: .,,. ' . -J V ,. - . N' m 3' ' ' -li ' -' w 4 1 ' V ' f -W 1 ,rfm ' fix f ' ,- X' rl 4 ' ' - - f , m I fy' .1 , - x 251.-.,-7.'.f-J1f,.Q4 -, x , QQ . 4 v' ,fl 'ff- 5 ,. 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XV: v7'QXXlQW w'5x '1E5 9'f??'Q'f ff' v ' Q1 , Lmxkgj 5 ' ' - 1, fyywvwnkyk' .,y , 2 'V f f 'f' - -- A . X H+ W mpg ' N- -f , B . . A I 3 .:,f:, , . .. up 1 VN 1 ., 1 '- ,.RW 1,43 D ,212 ,Ci wi .4 s,-, 2 , p gc. xii! 5 M V Y . f xt v 4: 5 P V -s - ,x S X a ? . 0 Q ff wiY v1,.n 4- Q., 'Q l'i w .Oo w 1-Q3 .l,, P. CYRIL NOVO 0 . .B. M0 A f X Q . .j wg? , Q V fv' 516. Milt? I I r lg Q M 5 Seniors in Review AVING our whole year planned out during the sum- mer vacation by the officers elected in the latter part of our junior Year, we entered wholeheartedly to our new assign- ment upon registering at the New Benedictine High School for the first and last time. Under the guidance of Father Cyril, we started the new year with much enthusiasm. In fact with so much interest, that at the first meeting, oflicers were installed, annual was discussed and a skating party was planned. The party was a huge success and was attended by 300 enthusiastic skaters. Two socials, Nov. 5, and Nov. 27, re- spectfully, held in conjunction with St. Theresa's Sodality were attended by the majority of the seniors and a few juniors. Soon after Christmas another social was planned and the annual, pride of every senior, began to talce shape. The fear that it wouldn't be published became a passing memory. Early in February committees were named for the Senior Dance and Senior Prom, which are the last social affairs of our class. The days went by and before we realized it we made our retreat, the Easter season had passed and we headed for the home stretch. - At this point the Annual is going to press. Preparations for the Senior Dance, Prom and Commencement are com- pleted. Another month and we shall reach the goal of our high school ambitions. Then we shall bring down the curtain to high sshool life of the Class of 1941. 4- LADISLAUS HUDAC ANTHONY LIOTTA FRANCIS ZUPCAK ROBERT ARTI-I JOSEPH CHULAK PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SEGT.-AT-ARMS RAYMOND RAY ROCKEY St. .Iohrfs Cathedral: Library 4: Annual 4. JOSEPH 'ACI-IUCK 52 RUS St. Benecl'cr's: Orchestra 1, f' Track 2: Intramurals gi? 42 JOSE A OVAC Q Q St. Pau X - s Z, 3, 4. MICHAEL JUNIOR,, IVIIKER St. Ignatius: Intramurals 2, 3, 4. tit ,lu Ill . STEPHEN MSAVH VONTORCIK St. Anclrew's: Intramurals 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 4. RICHARD CHIC RC A St. Thomas's: Bene ' rine StalI 4: Intra f. 4. - ntra 2 f St El etlm s a Commltte Basketball l. I als , 3, 4. , ' al ': D - ' - : 4 l C K4 G- VI l:f: . Sr. Philip's: Pa ' erican Club 4: Glee Club 4: In- tramurals 3, 4: Whlrlo 4: Bowling 3, 4. Q! RANCIS 'QFRANKIEH MADEJ St. John Cantius: Polish Club l, 2. GERARD JERRY, MARCHQIQPH Brooklyn, Ne 1, ass Vi - r en . b Club 4: Printers Club 4: , 2, 3, 4. rama Club 1, 3, 4: Football , , 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Stamp Club Z. LADISLAUS ff ACEN HUDAC may St. Procop,s: Class P 4 ,.'fl:.-'I:iBl'ary ' 3, 4: Slovak Staff Z:1'f. Wg ulv 3: A - . Ass't Eclitor 4: Fo al Q9 eball , , 3, 4: Baseball 1, , 4',kfSBo. , 4: Varsity erBn lt, 4 Jo 2 MARO f S ' e u s: rclzestra , 2, 3, 4: 2' Committee 4: : Clubw amp ' ub 4: Phot 15. :, 4: Annual 4: '1 clictine St ' , 3, 4: Varsity ub 3: Hlinka Clu Q : Art 9 1: Dramatics 3: Athl ic Mgr. 2, 3: Basket , 4: Baseball 3: Honors 1, 2, 3: Track 2. JOSEPH RED CHULAK Nativity of B. V. M.: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Bn Club 3: Drarnatics 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Class Segt.-at-Arms 4: Benedictine Staff 4. 1 it-A' 'l JOHN UGENERALU IVANICKY Holy Family: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Stamp Club 2: Li- brary 2 3 4' Honorsl 2 3 4 :Vt Our ady of rcy Footb ese ves 3, 4: In- t muralsl 3 4 Tr k Wh lo 4 Slovak Club 2 f JOSEPH I l RLY V NTORCIK Stf Andrews: Intramurals 3, 4. W f 1 U 4 Yf f ,- ii IZ f ' JOSEP 'STARA' PRO O' : , , :i ac I : f ANTHONY TONY LIOTTA ' Holy Family: Basketball 3, 4: Annual 4: Skating Party Committee 4. LAWRENCE NLARRYA' PETELIN Sz. Lawrence: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Slovenian Club 3, 4: Photo Club 4: Annual 4: Honors 1, 2: Track Z. 'e XX g JAMES jIM,' MCHU V ww , St. Tl1cmas's: 5- e ictin QQGXX: Intra I-IABIEXX ' EY MA b ll O o Librar . boto Club 4: Servers : A nual 4 Benedictine Staff 4: Dramatics 4. JOSEPH BABY,' I-IUSZAI St. Margaretis: Art Club 1: Photo Club 4: Dramatics 4: Intramurals 4. ROBERT 'lj IGGER YAEGER I 0: Our Lady of Peace: Benedictine Staff 2, 3, Edi- tor 4: Art Club 1: Track 2: Photo Club 4: An- nual, Editor 4: Library Staff 4: Stamp Club 4: Dance Committee 4: Dramatics 4: Honor ,4. ROBERT ART A' ' Our Lady of Pea : Class Treasurer 2 ' . Glee Club 4: Photo Clu 4: Printers lub 4: ual, Business lxfgr. 4: Pr Committe : Senior D f. - 4. 711950 ' St. Cyril 1 etbo ius. asketball 3, 4: Prin- ters Clu ' 'Benedictine Staff 4: Skating Party Committe . JOSEPH BALDY HOVANSCEK Our Lady of Peace: Football 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity Bn Club 3: Photo Club 4: Library 4: Annual 4: Bowling 3, 4. tit afwl--rr' ,HA 'kit mm '23 tl Ca 92.9 In QDWARD PATH STOFIK Nativity B. V. M.: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3: Bowling 4: Benedictine Staff 4: Intramurals 4: Varsity Bn Club 3. I ANDREW BAR ', ARTKO M St. Elizabeth: 9 om Committee 4: Fo . 2, 3, 4: Class Q Secretary 3' aslcetball 2, 3, 4: ity B Club 3: Dramat7 3. , f l W A EE .V -- I.. L WILK St. lit, ig's: Football Reserves 4: Intramurals 4: Printers Club 4: Benedictine Staff 4. EDWARD CI-IOPSH CIOMCIA St. John Cantius: Annual 1, 3: Polish Club 1, 2. ROBERT PETE,' PETRCVIC St. Cecilia,s: Intramurals 4. -,N St. Benedictls ,- -K5 ' RICHARD 'lDICK,, SUHAY RICHARD SPEEDY STOFFKO i Nativity B. V. M.: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Printers Club 4: Bowling 3: Honors 1, 2. THOMAS 'QTOMH l lV'arylcnol1 A 'S 1 I if 2 Q 1 3 FRAN 425' - f A Q New . k, rsxsax . Q - Class '- retary 4: ' v al 4: Photo .u ' ramatics 3, 4: Ser s 1, 2 , 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, '- FRANCIS FINK BUDA-I St. Beneclicfs: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Art Club 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. ROBERT BOB,' LIEDERBAC1-I Cur Lady of Peace: Art Club 1: Orchestra 1, 2: Benedictine 2, 3, 4: Library 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 4. iii' JOSEPH IRISI-In CARROLL L Benedictine Staff 3 4. Annual 4' Intramurals 3 4 Library 3 a s 1009110 ., L Cincinatti, Chio Wh ff-74 A I ' . I ' N' -1? B F 4 s 1 S S . A 5 5 f ' Q 3 S. f V:-5 Q ' I I A 'If an Qt n C'omm1ttees . . . . . Left to right: R. Arth, M. Maruskin, L. Hudac, R. Yaeger Standing: F. Beck, F. Zupcak, Ii. Hudac, W. Vall, Sitting: R. Arth, J. Hanley G. Stovicek, R. Yaeger ,,,,S,1,z9.1f.!.ff......- 11 , 6 iw T he Season .... fi-xl' I f N O i f 55 743. F l N . K i ,A - ' 0 f OOK, my dear Watson, those speclcs you see coming down the field-the Benedictine Bengal eleven! B,lieve me, comrade, our pigskin Bengals, pugnaciously playing the proximate positions at a pell mell pace, broke into the win column in the Senate race. Now gather 'round while papa quotes you some statistics. T seems that, in a non-senate tussle, Maple Heights and Benedictine rassled for four quarters, to hear the final whistle on a 20-0 victory for our eleven. While the man in back yelled peanuts, popcorn, and crakerjacksf' in competition with the quarterbacks' booming signals, our huslcies went clown in defeat at the hands of East Highs' Blue Bombers, 32-0. We won't go into lurid details--nasty business. Ending the Hrst half 6 points to the good with Central on a muddy October 19, the boys took wings and put across two more touchdowns for a decisive victory, Z0-0. Now, gentlemen, we cometto another feather, so-down in front! Although we didn,t llce the way this feature ended, in justice to sportsmanlilce competitors, here goesg October 12, 1940-Cathedral Latin, 40, Benedictine, 6. The score does not tell the whole story for it was still anybody,s game at the half. Then comes the biggest upset of the season in the Senate. In a blinding snowstorm, with three long runs by jim Estergall, Bob Gruss and Johnnie Yurcho chalking up three touch- clowns, the Bengals crushed a highly favorite John Adams' eleven, 25-0. Were they quite surprised. Knapik rounds Maple Heights left end for 15 yards Q Y..:.'-, ,ff ...x Wm REV. ARMAND GRESS, O.S.B. Athletic Director And so we find our pigslcin tcters tied for fourth place and so we leave them. But hold on! We're pulling down the durtain before itis hatched or sumpin'. You didn't know, did you, that James Estergall, tailbaclcg Johnnie Knapilc, wingbaclcg and Tommie Gauntner received honorable mention on the Press, All-Scholastic team. And that Jerry Matovcik, the blonde whiz at guard, Tom Gauntner, captain and taclcleg and Bob Gruss, were selected by the Universe bulletin on the All-Catholic Team. You did? Zoundsl Foiled again, but lim not finished yet. For the time has come to say a few words about our Reserve team. Their schedule has been a gruellling one--all practize and little play. Only because of their work, however, has our Varsity done as well as it has. The few games allowed on schedule buoyed up the hope that the future of Benedictine on the gridiron would be glorious. Hail to the Athletic Director and Coaches-to those who unselfishly gave their services to train these eager footballers, Rev. Armand Gress, OSB., Edward Broscoe and Fr. Florian- our thanks and congratulations. EDWARD BROSCOE z C A Coach e ei l t-'v,, X A QX 575' Football Squad IUII Top row :- Father Aunand, Athletic Director, A. Baloga, Mgr., S. Kracho, T. Shisila, E. Gaby, J. Porac, A. Mindzcra, D. Corbin, K. Kniola, J. McGilliS, W. Wilk, A. Tower, F. Urban, R. Borovic, J. Olearcik, Coach Broscoe, ASS't. Fr. Florian. Second row :- J. Prokop, L. Bildsitcin, J. Kruchan, E. Vavro, J. NC.hulak, E. Stofik, J. Hovanscek, G. Matovcik, T. Gaunitner, capt., J. Wagasky, L. Hudac, W. Hudak, W. McNeil, J. Fronek, M. Maruskin. First r0w:-- W. MicHale, G. Kozitko, J. Knapik, J. Yurcho, W. Vall, J. Tel-mini, J. Estergall, G. Pspovic, R. Gruss, W. Hook, ASS't. mgr. VARSITY opp We RESERVES opp We MAPLE HEIGHTS 0 20 KIRK JR. HIGH 0 7 EAST 32 O ST. IGNATIUS 6 18 COLLINWOOD 20 0 CATH. LATIN 0 38 CATH. LATIN 40 6 COLLINWOOD 13 7 CENTRAL 0 20 OUTWAITE 6 0 PARMA 13 0 THOMAS EDISON 7 6 JOHN HAY 14 7 JOHN ADAMS o za G71 Illll -1 W .All N .nfs K I' m r gl I 0 IIII . QL Q QE .IFB Standing, I. to r.:- S. Franko, W. Zahuriancik, G. Kepic. K. Knizla, E. Walsh, L. Huclac, W. Vall. Seated:- A. Bai tko, E. Broscoe, -coach, E. Casey. Basketball .... HE last gun barks, the whistle shrills, the basketball season ends. The Bengals did not fare so well but they upheld the reputation for pro- ducing line squads, teeming with spirit, lighting for victory, and fearing none but feared by all. Late in November, 55 prospective cagers reported for squad tryouts. Veterans, Lad Hiudac, Joe Chulalc and Bill Zahurancik formed the nucleus while the hours of practice molded a hopeful team from the green material. To a truly worthy team we pay our highest tribute-to a squad which gave the best in them, we doff our hats. And now for our dynamic Reserve team. Under the expert hand of the faculty coach, Fr. Florian Hudac, the Junior Varsity bowled over almost all opposition in their quest of supremacy. Composed almost entirely of Sophomores and Juniors this fine team will form the Varsity for two years to come. Scoring twice the number of points as their opponents, the Reserves lost but three encounters and won thirteen. They featured no one. They all had the spirit of fine co-operation, good passing, and accurate shooting. 22 -11 WW f . 4 . l ' 1. Mum NWN A l .i, swwwv V s , 1 - '?'l V' . 0- 1 5, ' . .N fx ' if M x . ' 'ss P 1 .glx GX LJ 1E-ill yszrn The tip off of the Bengal Youngstown Chaney game C47l1,,. N V- 4 . I ' N P ' W5 N 45 A W.: H x. - X A 4 Q 'L Q' 3Q5. 1 -K3 fi if The Results f VARS. opp J.v. opp Q EUCLID CENTRAL 32 35 27 13 I GARFIELD HEIGHTS 31 48 25 22 5 1 YOUNGSTOWN CHANEY 27 20 16 22 CENTRAL 19 22 26 22 CATHEDRAL LATIN 45 47 25 28 EAST TECH 21 29 19 8 EAST 18 51 35 21 CANTON ST. JOHN,S 23 51 32 16 LORAIN ST. MARY7S 42 29 50 15 YOUNGSTOWN URSULINE 40 31 23 18 JOHN HAY 32 39 40 31 JOHN ADAMS 38 32 31 19 GLENVILLE 26 40 20 16 COLLINWOOD 41 49 25 30 FACULTY 35 43 ALL-STARS 34 16 ALUMNI 46 Z6 42 24 Lad Hudac and St. Mau-y's forward undel our basket Loft to rightz- Fr. Florian, coach, K. Kniola, J. Maro, F. Walsh, R. Liruss, J. Dragos, W. Vall, G. Komacka, G. Casey, J. Galo. Not .mn pictu1 e-J. Kornuc. WW my i .... Intramural YV Wm'T,:.-X! X 5 Z , .' Em' , 1 ln- 4 C o fr 1 u . X -:I , Q 1 1 ----1 M, V Qwf EY' TEXAS AGGIES J. Vavrus, J. Hare-har, E. Skarupa, L. Rod.y J. Lacki, M. Sabol MICHIGAN T. Shisila, J. Bigos, A. May- bik, J. Polko, A. Hrin, J. De- Groot, J. Carmll, T. Mooney C. Russo BENGALS L. Valko J. Pekalcik R Ka v 2 ' 'p' lafka, E. Komacka, R. Jab- lonski, J. Hirka, E. Wilkes GEORGIA TECH I Feteko L Letterle F . . . , . , , La- Bono, T. Madea, J. Mcdve, A. Jesionowski, F. Merk. ANCHOR BOYS F. Zupcak, E. Kernasovich T. Kascak, J. Dragios, s. Pa: vuk, E. Kuzmla, J. Cousglhlin GAS HOUSE GANG A. Kozlowski, J. Holuub, J. Kelly, L. Stuplanski, J. Por- aclh, L. Franko, L. Conomy, T. Banaszewslki. GEORGETOWN J. Kopco, J. Knapik J. Szymanski, P. Gydosh A. Oros, J. Daley HOLY CROSS R. StoHko, F. Buda'i, M. Ma- ruzkin, L. Pillar, W. Pataki, S. Berry, J. Prokop, N.Blasko BROOKLYN DODGERS G. Matovcik, R. Shuki, J. Yurcho, E. Putka, E. Gaby, J. Hoffman. GOPHERS F. Malinowski, G. Thomas, J. Hanley, V. Stefanek, R. Dol- ney, W. Hook, C. Pistey, P. Bacho. OHIO STATE J. Nousek, J. Pawlicki, S. Zol- nowski, J. Krusko, .A. Mar- chin, M. Pillar, L. Szilagyi. BUCKEYE MERCHANTS E. Hudak, F. Budaji, J. Pet- Iwek, A. Clhasar, J. Rlezak, J. Harchfar, J. Vanyo. REBELS B. Hudak, S. Strazek, T. Kubancik, J. Urmin, E. Stetz, E. Stofik. TEAM Won Lost MICHIGAN 12 1 HOLY CROSS 11 REBELS 10 GOPHERS 10 NOTRE DAME BROOKLYN DODGERS 10 M. Cotruvo,' A. Tolar, GAS HOUSE GANG 9 51 .?5.'L1i?1Eik1u?f.'dX.i2i BENGALS 7 6 ANCHOR BOYS 7 6 NOTRE DAME 5 BUCKEYE MERCHANTS 4 GEORGIA TECH 3 TEXAS AGGIES Z OHIO STATE 2 GEORGETOWN 1 Basketball . . . C , Milli law, 'f' ' 4 . . L' xl ' af -. 2 HCQH J . f , Left to rl'rhi:- R. Harchar, J. Havan- scek, J. Mee, J. Hanley, F. Zupcak, G Matovcik. Lcft to rightr- L. Znlenak. J. Holub. J Urmin, E. Stofik, T. Kubancik, W. Hudak Lcft to rif.fht:- E. Price, F. LaBono, R. Stoffko, W. Wilk, J. Sievers, S. Pavuk. 'Z 4 Left to rightr- M. Maruskjn, A. Mavbik, W.Pataki, J.Bigo:, J. Vjecha, M. Cotruvo. Left to rightr- D. Vavro, E. Putka, T. Shisila, C. Lee, J. Vavrus, P. Gydosh. Top row :- J. Knapik, R. Gruss, F. Rakowski, J. Marc, E. Schmidt. Middle ww:- G. Palko, L. Pillar, E. Vavro, T. Zi,i'nan'ky, J. Masar, S. Strazek, L. Hudac, W. Vall, M. Piunno. Bottom r0w:- V. Steifanek. Baseball Team . . . T BENEDICTINE baseball is displayed at its best. Action is fast and clean. Competition is lceen but sportsmanship is not sacrificed. The record of the Bengal nine is eloquent of the teamis calibre and ability of play. Wliile names are being mentioned, honor where is due and an orchid to Lad Hudac for his stellar performance on the mound. We must not forget B111 Vall, Steve Strazek, G. Pallco and Em Schmidt. The East Side Champions' record for 1940 season was: B.H.S. Opp B.1 1.S. Opp EUCLID SHORE 2 0 EUCLID SHORE 5 0 EUCLID CENTRAL 12 6 EUCLID CENTRAL 6 1 MAYFIELD 15 1 HOLY NAME 6 3 ST. IGNATIUS 2 3 MAYFIELD 20 2 BRUSH 5 2 SHAW 0 8 JO1'1N HAY 12 6 BRUSH 19 2 HOLY NAME 3 BENEDICTINE 2 YV 'D A mm 2 ff k g x EW QB I 1 Our Friends 'Q ,I W X X , y t ,w wh ,,, ,n iv EE i In E ' Where Friends M 661i Friends rl! KINSMAN SQUARE CHEVROLET CO. l 3224 East 93rd Street I C. J. Reardon, Gen. Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH W. KALAL, O.D. AND ASSOCIATES Optometrist Optical Service Since IQO6 Michigan 3006 5747 Broadway Ave' FUNERAL HOME FRANK P. 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Solventnost' Zenskej Jednoty na rok 1941 je 124.927 Solventnost, Panenskeho Oddlelu na rok 1941 je 267.337 Zenski Jednota mai zarobok Interes na Investiclach za tok 1940 4.037 Panenskf Odcliel mi zarobok Interes na Investiclach za rok 1940 4.65W Panensky Oddiel mai pre dietky jako i Zenskzi .Iednota moderne spfxsoby Zivotneho Poistenia. Marky a Dceri slovenske, to je organ'zicAa Vaia, pre Vis a pre Vaiu roclinku, chceme aby nis bolo stotlsic Elenstva do Zlateho Jubilea. Prihlaste sa dnes vo vafiom mlestnom Cisle alebo piite i hned, o podmfenky a jakekofvek informzicle C10 I-ILAVNEJ URADOVNE, 3756 LEE ROAD, CLEVELAND, OHIO NIZE OZNACENY I-ILAVNY URAD Najdp. Opait STANISLAV GMUCA, O.S.B., Protektor Msgr. VIKTCR BLAHUNKA, Cest. Pred. Msgr. STEFAN KOCIS, Cest. Duchovny Rev. MICHAL TONDRA, Duchovny HELENA KOCAN, I-Il. Predsedlcyfia ROZALIA BROZIVIAN, Podpreclsedkyha MARGARETA KUZMA, Podpredsedkylh MARIA LORENC, Poclpredsedkyha SUSAN MATUSCAK, Tajomniika MARIA KOLLAR, Pokladniika ANNA B. RUSSELL, TajomniEka P. O. MARIA V. HAJDU, Doverniika ANNA K. HRUSKOVICH, Dovernlika MARIA OSADJAN, Dozorkyha ELLA BABINETZ, Dozorkyfxa ALZBETA LIPOVSKY, Dozorkyfla Rev. JURAJ IIUBA, O.S.B., Redaktsr Dr. WILLIAM HRUTKAY, Lekzir NA-IVYSSI SUD VERONIKA RADOCHA, Prerisedkyha MARIA E. BENO, Zapisnlika Congratulations to the Class of 1941 Leo W. SCHMIDT, Inc DI duoso IOOOOG g R d DI d4o5l CI I d Oh BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL 2900 EAST BOULEVARD CONDUCTED BY Tl-IE BENEDICTINE FATHERS Eounded IQZ7 ' COURSES: CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, BUSINESS, AND TECHNICAL RATES: DAY STUDENTS ......... .... ...................... S 8 .00 per month tuition RESIDENT STUDENTS ......,............,.......,........... 5350.00 per year Iincludes tuition, board, lodging and Iaundryl Address all communications to THE REV. 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PHONE: HE. 5188 CLEVELAND, OHIO JOSEPH MOHAR MECHANICAL TRADES SUB CONTRACTORS , COMPLIMENTS The Universal Valve 6' OF Fittin s Co. - 2 The Deegcm-S1efert INDUSTRIAL POWER 6' HEATING CO- SUPPLIES 3 Plumbing, Heating and Factory SuppIies Office and Warerooms: 5366-70 St. CIair Ave. I ' Cievelandl Ohio 52214 Blanche Ave. CIeveIand, Ohio I A, ,n, , Ai ,Y --WWW Y Trane COMPLIMENTS I or l . I The Clark Asbestos Co. IQOO Euchd Ave. PRospect 725I ' CIeveIand, Ohio We l l893 East 55th St. CIeveIand, Ohio I COMPLIMENTS The Mannen 6' Roth CF r ulator Sheet Metal Contractors I The Powers Reg I Co. Automatic Temperature and Humidity 9108 Woodland Ave. Controlling Apparatus CIeVeIand' Ohio 2h3I Carnegie Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 1 Compliments of PHILIP TOLLI CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IIOI6 I-'IuIda Ave. Phone: CEdar 20140 CIeveIand, Ohio N V7 , U Y Hennln er s CONGRATULATIONS 9 Religious Articles for Gifts and Praye 1 Booics-'CruciiixesW Rosaries W 3 N Picture. Framing to Ordier Greeting Cards for All Occasions GAriield 37ll 8809 Superior i Q, -,g. !'s I Compliments 0. STQQSSIQHJ - I' VM' A FRIEND YOUR 1941 ANNUAL PRINTER Rayis Printing Service 0 RAY Ti ZAMISKA The Successful MAN of TOMORROW .... .. IS THE WELL-DRESSED STUDENT OF TODAY! Harrington ' Electric Oo. T T' - -...flag -222322225522 Lge, P X' .212 -C .-..x. . .jgqgf . I n 1,-V ,, 2 X ,irigfl x is . l ' 'Q I. -: V . '-1315, 1 -:' : , ,gg v- N ' 1 . -.rm . -::.:. - 5 tai f gggjfii- 5351 xr '5i?5E3. fa:f f:'1- .A Mag' 1 33222273 ,,, A -X 1 ,x .:aE1' ef0i:e:a:A 112e:3:1 -1f-- fa ia 1.24 .f-1 4 5 A x f W, ,FW 9 z we? 'A , Q- , N ., S A49 'fv 1i+s?i?i1'::S2. E5 . tt-.-13:5 .M11:., - 1, - '- Qfifliiiii. 1: .:IE15- ' '1' -Tlgif -:1-' 'Q ' .':1:31:fh '4Qfs?Z'3w ' Q 1:1513:5- '.3'eq4-wg, ,- T iw 1.2:-i-:-Z. .3 -' - 1 :Q.: .2r2:aQ:, .1 . 1212. '..' 45' 'ifziz 'A ' . .5155 x jEi1Q:- .zgagaga f 'v 3512.13 iiisiat' 9 X fl- 42:21:51 I X .ff::3:2:? K 4 15220 'izizizfz f N xv S v47'tkQ3 15:4-:-zz: Bngwz 2: ECN I X, ,, My my , 0 9 X or gk , X 9 A 5' . is X 4: Q X 0 , 532 E ' I .51XQ...?' ,X R525 :':'J.gS' 53:5 1 -5-1o,..i-V' -1211.1 . - 4' -.-in -1-19 CANNON TAILORS East 2nd and St. Clair Cl-lerry 4991-92 7l9 Caxton Bldg. 8I2 l-luron Rd. CLEVELAND, OHIO IIIVFS Steak House 'fi l8OO Scranton Rd. Cl-lerry 8784 Cleveland, Ohio BEST WISHES FROM John W1 Ku-I-ka v Joseph M, Hovancsek S Attorney and Counselor-at-Law V o l Cl-lerry 66143 7IO Standard Bldg. I2705 Buclceye Rd. CI I d Oh. eve an , io KKV, WY, VVKVK, W r Y W s H , H l COMPLIMENTS Peacock Gardens OF F. L. BERRY, PROP. Hess co. 8I9 South Ave. Youngstown, Ohio l 2867 East nb St. BEER 'iL'QUOR-WNE X Cleveland, Ohio Consolidated P COMPUMENTS OF Offlce Equlpment St. Stanislaus Parish I722 Euclid Ave. 3 TYPEWRITERS fr OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF , , Vincentian Sisters The Benedzctme OF CHARITY Footlights club ' VILLA SAN BERNARDO O BEDFORD, ouio COMPLIMENTS OF The Buckeye Recreation Center l East II5 Street and Buckeye SQUARE DEAL C+- SACHS, PROPS. l l COMPLIMENTS l OF L THE GERsoN.s'1'EvvAR'r CORPORATION Qjg Cleveland, Ohio l CQMpl-IMENTS ENJOY THAT FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE OE -AT- PEFOC HARDWARE Balinl:fi's Confectionary O CO' Where Students Meet H908 Buckeye Rd. LOngacre M561 IOZOO Buckeye Rd. COMPUMENTS Congratulations to the Class OF of IQ!-Ll Frank Partello YURAK 8' WARGO I l MEAT cv GROCERY MARKET l T I h MA. l 75 Madison Sr. Phone 5-2203 A e ep one' ' um ' CAMPBELL, on-no ,i . f ,in ,,,,-,,, ,N , ii, E E EE Ef A -- f-- l Deuacaously Different LAUB'S RYE BREAD Baked Better .... Tastes Better THE JACOB LAUB BAKING COMPANY l+9I9 Lorain Ave. MEIrose 14530 T Pan-American Club T A HAIL GRADUATES OF '41 V XO 09 'WE 0 v 0 5 xovwwx I wall-N YQ ll lzLA lo fih6 CN2EihO11'C 0 Universe TEE?5Bu1l6t1H S2 . pal' year. BEST WISHES Warner SZ Mitchell ARCHITECTS Fon BENEDICTINE I-IIGI-I SCHOOL BEST WISHES TO BENEDICTINE GRADUATES FROM SHERIII IVIARIIN I. IIIIUNNEII fi CONTINUE YOUR EDUCATION AT JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY . Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers ' I Address the Registrar, John CarroII University University I-Ieights, Ohio Cali YEIIow I: ne 3800 COMPLIMENTS OF Fischer Furniture 'IU 9204 Buckeye Rd. GArfieId 2152 Cleveland, Ohio BEST WISI-IES FROM THE STATE CHEMICAL John O. MFG. CO. E . . 0 2435 Superior Avenue I I Cleveland, Ohio COUNTY ENGINEER ' I SANITATION SUPPLIES AND l BUILDING MAINTENANCE T EEEESE E EE I S Mlchigan 5151 Mlchigan 5152 A COMPLIMENTS OF Glow C081 I Legnard comPa Y Machinery COAL - COKE I '79 H T T 3430 West 137th Street 3269 East 80th Street Cleveiand, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF DAN KARNYAK'S , SURMAN HARDWARE ee WALLPAPER co. MEATS 5. GROCERIES saw-I9 E. qard Street 6-Arfield aura I58 Reed Ave. . CAMPBELL, 09.410 WHOLESALE WALLPAPER DR. A. R. ANDRISEK PHYSICIAN c. SURGEON HARRY T. MAHER, INC. FUNERAL HOME Mrs. Harry T. Maher Wy Licensed Funeral Director Res. Michigan 5678 Oltice: CEdar 2626 INVALID CAR SERVICE Ottice: 2939 Woodhill Rd. Lachvayder Bldg. nom Woodiand Ave CEdar A500 COMPLIMENTS JO-IAC'S OF The Best lce Cream - Sherberts Frosted Malts - Soft Drinks WOLOVITS JEWELRY SI-IOPPE DIAMONDs-WATCHES-SILVERWARE 1 Watch, Jewelry and Optical Repairing v I H818 Buckeye Rd., Moreland Theatre Bldg. l2OOI Buckeye Rd. WAshington 9777 I Cleveland Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF JOSEPH KLUCHO MIKES JEWELRY DIAMONDS--WATCHES-JEWELRY Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Broadway's Leading Jeweler Since IQO8 57147 Broadway, Cor. Cable Ave. IOE'S GRILL WINE-LIQUOR--BEER-LIGHT LUNCH Meats 6- Groceries A 9503 Sophia Ave. CEdar 1453 Cleveland, Ohio CEdar 7872 We Deliver J. MARTANOVIC BAKERY O O . . ' . We Cater to Weddings, Parties Joe E' Kupok' prop' L and all Special Occasions sos: East 93rd St. 6ArFieId 95810 30,9 East H6 St' 1 I COMPUMENTS 1 aesr wnsues mom or T Wm. Downie Co. PAT CAMILLO PAINTING CONTRACTOR PLASTERING CONTRACTOR . v 9500 Edmunds Ave. GArtield I776 35,5 East '35 SL WASI-,inggon 1359 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF I OF BUILDERS STRUCTURAL I Andrew Booth STEEL T 'H STEEL FABRICATOR f Landscape' 'O' A BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL 2912 East such Sr. Michigan asm Better and Better tor Seven Straight Years I 1 -and Now it S Tops! I za + THE QB CAR WITH THE Q-If PRICE PONTIAC VOR THE DE LUXB PRICES NTORPEDO ' SIX VFGIN AT BUSINESS COUPE fDcliverc'rI at Pontiac, Michigan. State tax, optional eqxzyflnezzt and accexsaries--e.rtra. Prices subject to I1 g 11 1 r C' 471 e Ill .7011 710 IC?- and for TOPS in Service Beffel' see Steve Halas Qi' fhe TILLMAN MOTOR CQ. Longccre 1788 14501 Kinsman Rd. CEdar 6795 Res. CEdar 35.53 IOHN'S LUMBER CO. Rootings, Shingles, Windows and Doors -Let us give you an estimate- Congratulations Class ol: 'lil St. Benedictfs Ushers , Club 2622 East 87th Street Cleveland, Ohio ST. BENEDIC-I-'S CHURCH John Stelianek FORD MERCURY DIFBCIZ FBCEOYY Dealer OF IT'S FORD FOR FORTY-ONE A FRIEND BERT W. KENIIVIIRIING CII. V I SALES - SERVICE 9900 BUCKEYE RD. PORTRAITURE PERSONALIZED BY COMPLIMENTS UHIIIIIIIIIEII ARTS SIIIIIIII OF WEDDING SPECIALISTS LARRY KUNZ IOMOO Buckeye Road CEdar 8594 I Nat. Singerman, Mgr. KOVER KRAFT is proud to have produced H.Eat I the Padded Covers for the I9l+I Benedictine The Health Sweet I THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY MEDINA, OHIO KOVER KRAFT YEARBOOK coverzs 32149-59 West Harrison Street CHICAGO, ILL. College-trained Men ARE NEEDED AND HOLD KEY POSITIONS IN OUR NATIONAL DEFENSE PROGRAM Write lor Information to STUDENT BUREAU UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON, ouio Manufacturers lmporters GEORGE I. PHILLIPP 8: CO. CHURCH GOODS, RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ' 2067 East 9th St., Cleveland, Ohio O IOO6 Broadway, Fort Wayne, lnd. Peoples Shoe Shop JOSEPH J. SLEZAK, PROP. SHOES Fore COMFORT 4119 East 7I St. Cleveland, Ohio I COMPLIME NTS ' OE STEPHEN DZURIK, D.D.S. DENTIST Q I LOngacre 2929 I2l+OI Buckeye Rd. Cleveland, Ohio Orhans Flowers FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION II52O Buckeye Rd. Cleveland, Ohio CEdar 93143 Greenhouses: Medina, Ohio THE FLYNN - FROELK CO. FURNITURE DEALERS fr FUNERAL DIRECTORS Funeral Parlors and Show Rooms 5309 Superior Ave. I-IE. 2630 Funeral l-lome: I3lOl4 Euclid Ave., MU. Ol4l9 Courteous Service I-lEnderson 7I79 Joseph J. Balcaisa LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTOR V bona Superior Avenue Cleveland, Ohio REED 8: MCAULIFFE, INC DISPENSING OPTICIANS STEVE SZALAI REAL ESTATE . GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC :ooo Huron Rd. MA. 7774 MA. 7773 H4805 Detroit Ave. BOulevard 51477 Q Cleveland, Ohio IOBOI Buclceye Road Cleveland, Ohio JOSEPH G. VASCHAK, INC. FUNERAL HOME C 140 Lincoln Ave. Phone I+-0235 YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO HORVATH'S MARKET Groceries - Meats - Live and Dressed Poultry 9329 Holton Ave. GArl:ield 6525 Cleveland, Ohio COMPLIMENTS 2860 Woodhill Rd. GArField 96l3 OF WINE-LIQUORMBEER THE HILLCREST DAIRY . V plgpl l:RY EVERY pRlDAy IONOQ Buckeye Rd. Cleveland, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF DR. C. A. MASEK DENTIST SPIE6EL'S JEWELRY SHOPPE H708 Buclceye Rd. WAshington 7979 X 51.54 Broadway THE BRANDT CO. MARlE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FAMOUS FOR FINE FOODS Machineless Waves created as Fashion Decrees l W MElrose 3272 IOIJOIG Clifton Rd. PRospect 2323 1027 Bolivar Rd. Marie Oros Cleveland, Ohio 1 F- l- ,, W, , , ,, l 1 x, U WX SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with suflicient equipment, adequate personnel. and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8: OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. U17 Wes! Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois ln the foreground - Ft. Dearborn referected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier Art Studios. B DIRECTDRY ARTH, ROBERT 2641 East 124 Street BUDAY, FRANK 10313 Manor Avenue BYCZYNSKI, JOHN Maryknoll Apostolic College, Clarks Summit, Pa. BARTKO, ANDREW 2685 Tennyson Avenue CARROLL, JOSEPH 917 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio CIOMCIA, EDWARD 2615 W. 11 Street CHULAK, JOSEPH 11010 Nelson Avenue CADDEN, JOHN Maryknoll College, Clarks Summit, Pa. HANLEY, JOHN 13002 Hlavin Avenue HOVANCSEK, JOSEPH 12709 Buckeye Road HRIN, ANDREW 4320 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. PHUSZAI, JOSEPH 12117 Forest Avenue HUDAC, LADISLAUS 3214 West 50 Street HARCHAR, RICHARD 10626 Crestwood Avenue HIGGINS, THOMAS Maryknoll College, Clarks Summit, Pa. IVANICKY, JOHN 13817 Glendale Avenue JURATOVAC, JOSEPH 6718 St. Clair Avenue LIOTTA, ANTHONY 11421 Nelson Avenue LACEY, THOMAS Nlaryknoll College, Clarks Summit, Pa. LIEDERBACH, ROBERT 2720 East Boulevard MARO, JOHN 9706 Parkview Avenue MIKER, MICHAEL 10907 Flower Avenue MILLER, BERNARD Maryknoll College, Clarks Summit, Pa. MATOVCIK, GERARD 234 26 Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MADAJ, FRANK 2264 Professor Street MARUSKIN, MICHAEL 166 12 Street, Campbell, Ohio MCHUGH, JAMES 1388 East 112 Street NEOLA, GERARD ' 2631 Kerwick Road PROKOP, JOSEPH 2355 Tremont Avenue PETROVIC, ROBERT 3756 Lee Road . PETELIN, LAWRENCE 3619 East 81 Street ROGERS, VICTOR 1252 East 71 Street ROCKEY, RAYIVIOND 1800 Scranton Road SEPICH, JOSEPH 1587 West 116 Street SUHAY, RICHARD 10806 Mount Auburn STOFIK, EDWARD 3660 East 110 Street STOFFKO, RICHARD 9411 Way Avenue TATE, CHARLES 5012 Euciid Avenue VAVRUS, JOSEPH 2876 East 114 Street VONTORCIK, JOSEPH 1438 East 53 Street VONTORCIK, STEPHEN 1438 East 53 Street WILK, WALTER 1611 West 117 Street YAEGER, ROBERT 2624 East 124 Street ZUPCAK, FRANK 871 Tiffany Street, Bronzr, N. Y. Z w R v i s v x A E i 3 Y 6 i 2 1 2 H 5 e E E K Q 5 E 3 5 3 5 3 5 5 z 5 5 Q Q E i E 5 i I i L i 3 2 5 'e S 3 I Xa 1 ,w 5 E n -W

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