Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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QB M H h, oi Whose mercies there is no number, and oi Whose goodness the treasure is infinite, we render thanks to Thy most gracious Majesty for the gifts Thou hast bestowed upon us, evermore heseeching Thy clemency, that as Thou grantest the petitions of them that ask Thee, Thou wilt never forsake them, but wilt prepare them for the reward to come. Through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Thy Son, Who liveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the I-loly Ghost, God, world without end. Amen. -Collect of the Mass of Thanksgiving in the Roman Missal.

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I I I I iather Basil To Be Drclained ln ltaly Father Basil, a graduate of :dictine in the class of 1941, will Be- fceive the major order of the 'iesthood, Sun., Nov. 28, in the enedictine abbey at Subiaco, Italy. e is the first member of St. An- 'ew's abbey to be ordained there. His ordination llows two years - - ' special theolo- cal study in Jme. His home wn is Philadel na. Father Basil ade his simple 'ofession as a onk in August ' 1944, and re- ived a B.S. de- 'ee in chemistry om St. Bene- ct's college in muary, 1946. He taught algebra here while at- nding St. Joseph Seminary until Q left Benedictine, October, 1946. ie newly ordained priest plans stay in Rome until he receives s doctorate in theology in 1951. aculty Maps Out lonor Club Laws A faculty committee consisting Father Mark, Father Andrew, ither Jerome, Mr. Louis Frey, r. Al Hook, and Mr. Leonard ominski has been appointed by zther Method to help organize a :al chapter of the National Hono- ry Scholastic society, it was arned recently. Any student is eligible for ad- ittance to this society, according a spokesman for the committee. e must, however, maintain an 'erage of 90 per cent for four iarters of the school year. icto ry Dane Tomorrow Footlighters Please In Season Qpenerf Hruby, Wilgus Shine licncclictinc clramatics got a shot in the arm last Sunday. lYith john Hruhy, james Sejd and XYally lYilgus turning in notcworthy incliviclual pcrfornianccs. the Footlights clulfs sca- son curtain-raiser, a howling comedy called Papa, llcliavcf' completely satisfied a near-SRO Crowd in thc high school auditorium. After a relatively slow first act, the play gained momentum and the ably-directed all-male cast swung into high gear. Papa, Behave is the kind of a play whose success must be guaged principally by the number of belly- laughs it gets. According to a member of the faculty who saw the play's Benedictine premier eight years ago, this year's version was easily as good if not better. Robert Appleby ,,.... Jim Sejd Charles Appleby ,,Norm Perney Victor Appleby ,1.. Bill Bodner Dickens . . ,,,,,, Art Gierloff Alex'der Appleby,.Wally Wilgus Otto Mobile.,,..-,-.John Hruby Rudolph, ...1 ,Harry Brichacek Al Billings --Francis Giordano Dr. Pinker,.. .,.,.,, Ken Peshek Arthur Seamon-,,,Joe Durbin Melchizedek ,e Andrew Zarlinga Nebuchadnezzar ,,Tom Laczko Jehoshaphat.--Eugene Janczak In addition to the fine jobs turn- ed in by Hruby, Sejd and Wilgus, the entire cast handled itself creditably. Direction, which was in the hands of Father George, Footlights moderator, left little to be desired, and the mechanics of the produc- tion-lighting, staging, and scen- ery-were good. .O :lordano Wins First Prize is Poster Contest Draws 400 Artists of thc school czunc will in full force recently to xpport thc poster campaign for thc Latin game. More than IO posters were made and brought in. The III A Boosters assisted the fice in putting up the contribu- ms. The four class presidents- Jb LaMont, Joe Kocab, Joe Fran- n, and Ron Miller-judged the ntest. Francis Giordano, junior, -von rst prize. Don Puszczynski, Tom J ira, and Paul Franek won second third, and fourth place prizes. Honorable mention awards were made to Bernie Regets, Harry Te- lich, Matt Skowronski, Val Sisko- vich, Cyril Pipan, T. Franko, and P. Zeranick and Jim Yaeger. Knights Collect S100 In Sales Tax Stamps According to Father Augustine, school chaplain and moderator of the Knights of the Holy Grail, nearly S100 in sales tax stamps for the missions has been collected to date by the Knights' stamp committee headed by freshman Bob Bialkowski. The committee, which includes Jim Yaeger, Bob Repasky, Matt Skowronski, Verhilaj, McFarland, and Zarlinga, has brought in half of the 1947 total with little more than a quarter of the year com- pleted. However, a goal for the drive has not yet been set. Stamps are accepted daily in the Chaplain's Office by Father Augustine during lunch. Beecher Plays as Alumni Honor Varsity, Pilgrims A Thanksgiving cvc victory clancc, cclclmrating thc occasion of thc sChoiol's finest football scason and honoring' members of the varsity, will he hclcl in the school auditorium tomorrow night. The dance is sponsored by the rejuvenated Benedictine Alumni association. Gene Beecher and his orchestra will supply the music. Dancing will begin at 8:30 and continue until 12:30. Students may get tickets from Father Cyril, Alumni associa- tion moderator. Varsity members and members of the school athle- tic department will be guests of the Alumni. The winner of the floor model television set will also be decided at a drawing to be conducted dur- ing one of the intermissions, ac- cording to Joe Kralovic, Alumni association president. Members of the committee are Joe Horvath, Jim Soeder, Steve Yurik, and officers Joe Kralovic, Ed Kalcik, Ed Cicon, and Paul Mlcoch. Posters Helped Win Big One Pictured here, against a background of honorable mention awards, are the four winning artists and their poster contributions. Left to right: Francis Giordano, Don Puszczynski, Tom Jira, and Paul Franck.