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 - Class of 1952

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Hoban, S.T.D. Archbishop-Bishop, spiritual head of the Diocese of Cleveland and friend and benefactor of Benedictine High School, we, the students, humbly dedicate this Silver Anniversary Issue of the BENEDICTINE. We fully realize that this small volume, or any material means, cannot ever fully acknowledge the interest and concern which our Most Reverend Archbishop has alwaysfshown for the progress of our school. Every year, on the Patron Feast of St. Benedict and in the presence of the Community and friends of St. AndreW,s Abbey, together with the student body, he has celebrated a Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving for the many blessings that God has showered upon us. He has always expressed himself constructively for the advancement and improvement of Benedictine High School. For this great interest and concern, therefore, we trust that he will accept this small token of our appreciation. we-4l Ol! I 0 5 M- I 0 ii: N2 G -U' lr I i 5 I. 3 . K, Q A fl- A . Wf f ?sf N if 4' 3 if , I K if fgif f F mix! g' it J. A ni'-0 mZf,fK?Q xx A !Z vm.. A' Q, :ft .1 'nf' 'M' 4 pi -Nik .2 wir + .3 x Q S Q x N X . 'TYWWY 3 J: 9 X E 5 gs iii gb i b g X? gg L. A-gf' Q Q , - .5 K 3' A, mx 2 Xxx K Q, xg, fm ,6'- Q yy.. , fx 5 5 'wr ' mi, QU-fm, X- M' vs sw 4 ilf' new ls 'X +111 fb-fw M kv? M ' Y if Q3HaQ3!F7 ' wi Wi x in, X 19 uv. Nui, ' 3 1 v . yr. Q il, l Q - 4 . 'I i . nu- ' me--w.4.....X av. ,fi . in F! I I wqhlilliv ox,-Q-It Auxiliafy Bishop MOST REV. FLOYD L. BEGIN, S.T.D Vicar General Diocese of Cleveland ADMINISTRATICN PRESIDE Rt. Rev. Theodore Kojis, O.S.B As president of Bcncdictinc High School, it is Futhcr Abbot's responsibility to organize and direct the operation ofthe School Administration. That hc has admirably accomplished this is cvidcnt to everyone. xvllllt is inorc, undcr his zealous and nntiring efforts. Constant improvement and expansion has boon nccomplishcd. Howcvcr, most appreciated, is his pvrsonal interest in our problems and frcquont prcscncc at our activities. Nlny Cod continue to bless him in all of his enterprises. if 5 ! ' B i' W Ou, PRINCIPAL REV. BENEDICT DOBRANCIN, O.S.B. 'J MJ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL REV. AUGUSTINE YURKO, O.S.B. Business Law, English P Robert P. Cyril FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ii QM H--vi P Ivan P. Jerome P. Sylvester 11, VERY REV. IVAN KRAMORIS, O.S.B., VICE PRESIDENT, Religion, English . . REV. JEROME KOVAL, O.S.B., CIIAPLAIN, Religion, English, Sociology . . . REV. SYLVESTER PRISC, O.S.B., TREASURER, Religion, Biology . . . REV. RAPHAEL ZBIN, O.S.B., DISCIIPLINAIIIANQ Biology, Hall Guards . . . REV. ROBERT WILKES, O.S.B., ATHLETIC DIRECITOR5 Religion, English, Bookkeep- ing . . . REV. CYRIL NOVOTNY, O.S.B., SENIOR IVIODERATORQ Physics, Radio TV, Annual, Raclio-Physics . . . REV. ANDRENV PIER, O.S.B., JUNIOR MOD- ERATORQ Religion, Civics, VVorld Affairs . . . REV. FABIAN ROLINCE, O.S.B., SOPHOINIORE RIIODERATOR, General Science, English, Biology . . . REV. MAURUS MARUSKIN, O.S.B., FRESHINIAN NIODERATORQ Religion, English, General Business. X-J ,,,,,,.-a --...af P. Andrew P. Fabian P M Iurus N-an-3 P. George P. Daniel P. Aloysius P. Mirk P Edw 1rd r REV. GEORGE LUBA, O.S.B., German . . . REV. DANIEL NOVAK, O.S.B., English, Typing . . . REV. ALOYSIUS IENCO, O.S.B., Assistant Athletic Director, Religion, English . . . REV. MARK PITONIAK, O.S.B., English, Typing . . . REV. EDWARD YATSKO, O.S.B., Algebra, Geometry . . . REV. METHOD GRANCHIE, O.S.B., Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Dacfs Club . . . REV. THOMAS PODOBNIK, O.S.B., Religion, American History, Mechanical Drawing, Bookstore-. . . REV. FLORIAN HUDAC, O.S.B., Religion, Latin . . . REV. PHILIP KADUCAK, O.S.B., American History. Q. El . . 5 -Q. . Q E l . I 2 L E . J I . g . ni A ELS ' 1------w-W Library during the clay. P. Gregory P. Francis P. Damian P. Basil P. Luke Fr. Eugene gf REV. GREGORY ORAVEC, O.S.B., Aeronautics, English, General Science, Aero Club . . . REV. FRANCIS DURKAC, O.S.B., Spanish, English, Cafeteria . . . REV. DAMIAN BALOGA, O.S.B., Religion, English, Latin, Band . . . REV. BASIL HRIN, O.S.B., Religion, Algebra, General Science . . . REV. LUKE YAEGER, O.S.B., English, School Paper . . . FR. EUGENE LIPTAK, O.S.B., Shop Mathematics . . . FR. NVILLIAM MATYAS, O.S.B., Algebra . . . REV. NICHOLAS SPRINC, Religion, Spanish, French . . . REV. CHRISTOPHER HITES, O.S.B., Religion, Latin . . . BR. ALOYSIUS STEFKO, O.S.B., Main- tenance . . . BR. BENEDICT KLUKAS, O.S.B., Absentees . . . MR. JOSEPH PASTOR, Chemistry. Fr. William P. Nicholas P. Christopher Br. Aloysius Br. Benedict Mr. Pastor FACULTY . FACULTY , Mr. M. Loya Mr. I. Loya Mr. Rufus Mr. Strosnider MR. MICHAEL LOYA, Machine Shop, Mechanical Drawing . . . MR. JOSEPH LOYA, Machine Shop, Woodworking . . . MR. JOSEPH RUFUS, Ancient History, Gym, Head Football and Baseball Coach . . . MR. AUBREY STRO- SNIDER, Economics, English, Gym, Head Basketball Coach. 2 Y ,WJ 5 Q 'R Mr. Horgan Mr. Porowski Mr. Kastelic Mr. MR. EDWARD HORGAN, English, Shop Mathematics, Algebra Vargo . . . MR. WALTER POROWSKI, Mechanical Drawing, Wrestling, I.V. Football . . . MR. JOSEPH KASTELIC, Geometry, Algebra, General Mathematics, Glee Club, Student Council . . . MR. STEPHEN VARGO, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechanical Drawing, Photo Club, Tennis. Mr. Cornachione Mr. Hrusovsky Mr. Hearns MR. SIL CORNACHIONE, American History, Gym, Fresh- man Athletics . . . MR. FRANCIS HRUSOVSKY, Slovak . . . MR. T. I. HEARNS, Band Director, Music. Miss Miho Miss Crane MISS DOROTHY MIHO, Secretary . . . MISS LUCILLE CRANE, Librarian. Miss Dorothy Miho ORDINANDUS Rev. David Vizsolyi, O.S.B. Father David is the 48th member of St. Andrew's Abbey to be ordained. He was born on February 16, 1925 and attended St. Margaretis Parish School. After graduating from Bene- dictine, he attended St. Benedictys College, Atchison, Kansas. He spent his year of novitiate there and made his simple profession in 1945 and his solemn profession in 1948. He com- pleted his Seminary studies at St. Iosephis this spring. His First Solemn Mass Was celebrated at St. Margaret's Parish. ...,.pp. t F, . 3 5 At present, Father David is assistant K' Wyse, ,,. ,1 . , I , 5 , ' treasurer and has taught Latin in past e' s if r'fs fi H' h bb ' h h pppw K. years. is o y is p otograp y. jufure The hope of the harvest rests in the seedf, At present the N ovitiates for the brotherhood and clericate number live brothers BE EDICTIN , and two clerics. Standing Cl. to nl: Br. Richard Katkic, Br. Kosmas Springborn, Br. Patrick Ryan, Br. Alfred Nasticky, Br. Christopher Scislowski, Sitting Cl. to r.J: Fr. VValter Eckert, Rev. Placid Pientek, O.S.B., Master, Fr. Anthony Marko, Socius, Fr. 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' WW 1- 4- Q,l4I' i' , I 'Ji H , A g, , - ' I ,E ,, f I E ' 31-H 7n77f ' 11' 5 tmifiizrl- AV ' igftg'-Fr ' ' - 5 w -2 fd ,,? , WL ,M if I Vw11w11 '1 4 M4 2 z f f 1 13 2 ws .v u f Leu' f f ' f'1 f f ' 2 f' HW H'r 5 ' ' 'f'?T' 1fHw' HU ' ' f 'fpw'fm i KM A - - - E -iiie ' ' ' .'4- UF X 5 if E NZ: ' ' ' ' Y W W 'h' ' 'WW' W'l'lMQQjM 2 A A ' Hb 'f'4'5- -'13 5' 14V UglytifLl'W 'UllLL',f,!il3iQj5 l-- '1.-'-- A u --1, ,XXL ,, .. , ,W -b -- , - - -.- 1,-vw 1 I H' ff W Y f? 1gf'T'Tlf' X 'fa A ' 'E 3 M' f 1 W V A , S, ar ta i M 3 A? A x Am-. f L 2 - J X .. 1 fl K X S ii ,RW K 4 Q '22-Q as 3 N Q 'QQ Q Q - Q Q. A k QS- A , Y fwiww. - A S :wig min ANL 'sim We BEGINNING wasl111lw1'alclc'cllmtclctmlllilwcl. Frmn Q Acfiyifigs the first class of 228 INl'lllbCI'S thc studcnt body grow to 1088 today. ' Freshmen KNICHTS OF THE HOLY CRAIL The duties of the Knights of the Holy Grail were many and varied. They were the right hand of Father Ierome, the student Chaplain. Principally it was their duty to be present and to serve the student Mass which was celebrated by the Chaplain every morning at 8 o'clock in the School Chapel. All other religious activities were also directed by the Knights of the Holy Crail. They assisted at the regular Annual Student Retreat and helped at the religious assemblies. Throughout the School year the Knights helped the students realize their Catholic obligations. R Pnnpo C- Martin Donay E Nlatuszak, N. Reeser, J. Bokar, R. Kingzett, J. Bayne Y l dh!! RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES LW s J I 3 l ' lf r ti. Maia? Throughout the school year there were many opportunities for the students to become better acquainted with their faith. Highlighting these affairs was the student retreat, held in january as well as the daily Mass. Confessions were heard every morning and throughout the day on Thursdays before First Fridays. 1.1 'R lv and devising means to better the school were only small items in the Work of our Student Council. Old Clothes Day, Dress Up Day, and Student Rule Day were some of the other projects of this group of representatives. sin, A. Blazenyak, R. Bryer, P. Spelic. Standing: D. , 5 Q fi X 'NH' 4, x W 3'M,,,......-f. ph sir fi v A zgi J' to , , - W- AAN. 1 , X . F N or 'fa i 'J' --s-aa' S 2 s 9 A fi.. 1 3? , ' l l - 4. fj . V' Q ,F Y- 4' , P it se -of is 3, . ll r i A Y il' K lst row: D. Bernaciak, L. Kirk, W. Szczepaniak, E. Bucholtz, R. Bernardic, R. Kingzett, R. Yersky, 1. Gillota. 2nd row: J. Ciel, J. Flood, W. Lash, C. Bruck, C. Charvat, A. Nicholas, M. Hart, A. Lepri, A. Nagy, B. Watson, R. Matis. 3rd row: D. Ward, B. Ermin, F.. DiFore, H. McCrattan, A. VVickley, D. Roy, V. Shuster, J. Petrus. Inset: Father Fabian, O.S B., moderator. Whirling around a skating rink on eight wheels, moving on three hundred and twenty ball bearings, is the way the Whirlo members get their thrills and spills, and burn up their excessive energies. Sponsoring skating parties during the school year is ir-Io the main feature on the program of this club, and they usually provide the students with two or three of these gay festivities during the year. Benedictine is kept clean only through the efforts of these boys, who stay after school each day to sweep the classrooms and the halls. For this hard effort on their part, I 5 a certain portion of their tuition is deducted by the school. This club also assists in the decorations and preparations needed for social activ- ities in the school. lst row: J. McMahon, A. Tuttin, A. Ungar, K. Bednar, Brother Aloysius, O.S.B., J. Trueman, R. Tamas, J. Rychcik, A. Stopek, J. Xvolke. 2nd row: K. Toohcy, E. Jonas, D. Goggins, J. Baird, A. Hirsch, R. Orosz, I. Friery, E. Prochaska, D. Miskinis, P. Campbell, W. Prusha, S. Erbeznik, R. Popovic. 3rd row: J. Swansiger, M. McLaughlin, C. Radous, B. Papay, H. Smola ,T. Ballasch, A. Miller, C. Herald, M. Arra. . was MX: .A CX f' N gs ,H K2 Lg 'j w ua L J? si ' yu , ,Q .L I K ,F 5 MM, Kiwi, .. ,Qv' M, W Q4 Editorial Staff: J. Kortan, I. Leskovec, I. Koral, M. McBride, Vanik, J. Macken. DICTI Father Cyril, Moderator, Edward Linn, Editor-in- chief, and Matt Skowron- ski, Business Manager, discuss the progress of the book. Only through the tireless efforts of the boys pictured on these two pages, was this book, which you are now reading, made possible. They worked many after- noons after you had gone home, and then far into the night in order to meet the deadlines, and that you might have this book as a memory of your years here at Benedictine. We the staff of the 1952 BENEDICTINE wish to sincerely thank our Moderator, Father Cyril Novotny, O.S.B., and every student who brought in a patron, or any other person, or group of persons who helped to make this book the success which it is. joseph Russo, photogra- pher, and jerry Catalano, Editor of Photography, look over a print. Business Staff: N. Bender, E. Sheets, I. Misley, R. Pfeifer, R Paul, T. Rozanc. 25 Ist row: L. Vodrazka, E. Longar E Robatm Miss Crane I Chura T Smith B Ocasek 2nd ro R. Ott, R. Mazzocco, D. Pastrick W Kondik N Lewandowskl H McGrattan H Ott 3rd row Krajnak, E. Kudra, F. Boatman,I Osredkar L Malik P Spelic LIBRARY STAFF A student is apt to feel very much at ease after he walks out of the hustle and bustle of the halls into the serene peace and quiet of the Benedictine Library. Miss Crane's tireless helping hand is found in every nook and corner. The capable staff, under her direction, is an essential part of the students' frequent use of the library. Fiction needs or class requirements were efficiently and quickly supplied. lp Picture t row: Lazorik, Gresco, Paul, Father iphael, O.S.B., Mandula, Bokar, Meyers. rd row: Sirk, Rajnyak, Onders, Miller, neznik, Hlad, Jindra, Ponchak, Wehr- eyer, Kmett. 3rd row: Desmarteau, 'Reilly, Sigmund, Papesh, Zeleznik, ieckle, Kanor. Bottom Picture, Ist row: eane, Orovets, Svoboda, Pitkieqicz, hriszt, Lukachko, Caputo, Kikta, Kar- vec. 21111 row: Kalman, Saska, Kuchta, .blonowski, Shivak, Lechowicz, Balog, Iiller, Cingel, Adzema, Trentera. 3rd vw: Palsa, Semancik, Donay, Mosley, ouis, Blazenyak, Djubasak, Zilionis, ries, Siinsic. Hn 1 NATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY Students at Benedic- tine are not only noted for their athletic ability, but also for their scho- lastic rating. Here you see Benedictine's chap- ter of the National Honor Society. In order to be a member of this group you must be a Junior or Senior and maintain at least a 90 average. 3 . HALL GUARDS Undoubtedly many times dur- ing your stay here at Benedictine you have walked through the halls while classes were in ses- sion. You were most probably amazed at the stillness of the halls during that time in com- parison with the five minute class change over. Responsible for this condtion are our hall mon- itors under the guidance of Father Raphael, O.S.B., their moderator. lst row: T. Freeman, E. Linn, D. Bernaciak, R. Pfeifer, S. Biro, M. McBride, C. Schmidt, I. Flood, I. Ozello. 2nd'Tow: N. Bender, R. Tomko, R. Miller, R. Rezac, P. Berger, A. Jukubisin, K. Batzel, J. Wehrmeyer, R. Toth. 3rd row: P. Vanik, J. Trueman, K. Bednar, J. Van Kuren, R. Halinski, I. Macken, A. Thomas, L. Onders, G. Bush. BENGAL AC Officers: C. Schmidt, R. Kon- koly, J. Skorupski, P. Gramug- lia, B. Stefanek, and Father Jerome, moderator. Lettermen all, is what these proud Bengals are. This IS one of the requirements which you must fulfill in order to be a member of the Bengal Athletic Club. This club, under the direction of Father Jerome, was very active during the year. The members sponsored a dance on November 17 and supplied ushers for all the basketball games. Ist row-J Schust E Sheets L Petr B Kitk . . , . , . as, . a, G. Patrick, Fr. Jerome, C. Schmidt, M. Anzalone, J. Skorupski, B. Stefanek, R. Batzel, E. Darrington. 2nd row: J. Krebs, J. Macken, F. Nero, N. Reser, J. Mallinak, S. Chernicky, J. Murphy, J. Louis, E. Adams, B. Moran, B. McKinley, P. Dowling, F. Kastelic, R. Halligan, T. Bukovec, L. Gadar, J. Orovets, L. Kozac, E. Potokar, J. Flood, J. Catalano. 3rd row: A. Thomas, J. Tmeman, J. Nachtigal, P. Gramuglia, R. Halinski, W. Pfeiif r . M d I . . . , . e , J an- u a, P. Vamk, R. Kmgzett, J. Coggin, T. Freeman, J. O Haire, and R. Konkoly. xgusi -..- 3 1 - 5 ' il ,fwgifi - , 1 L. - . Af ii-'mf-M i V , fy, f' Wx glue gre5!zmQn 'Chuan o 'f C5 jig FRESHME VVhat they lacked in experience they made up in spirit and enthusiasm. This aptly describes the Freshman Class of '52. Their first days in high school were the usual ones of utter confusiong trying to adjust them- selves to rules and regulations, and finding the right class at the right period. But this initial period passed. They soon buckled downv to their studies, lent an able and willing hand to such activities as they could, and showed a keen interest in the many cam- paigns held throughout the year. Freshman I-A was the first class to reach 1002 in the Patron Drive. swlvnml 503342533 gi! inf' 334' nag, A freshman class kneels in the biology lab to pray the daily rosary Joseph Adamovich Richard Alaburda John Anderson Wayne Andrews Michael Arra Charles Arth Paul Arz ,i 3 ,K X pk 1 L g yet tv , A - Michael Baca Norman Bajerski Robert Baksi Thomas Ballasch John Barba Paul Bardos Frank Barger James Bartholomew - C John Barzdukas M ' L T W as at 14: ,, John Bassgrd - - M fm. 23 if P RTD W ,. - -.gp M5 Peter Bauer iii IL 4? 5 ' 'Q f' 3 A EQ -'C Robert Becka gf My J ' L fi V K ' 'iw i A f, Donzidd gellew It e,i, W Y, i'Y,- ,y Ric ar Beno 1 I f if w. ,,' ' xi' if NN -C 1 , K ' gt f in an ,r sy, , Y, X, S Kenneth Berilla Daniel Bernaciak Andre Bial joseph Blaha Samuel Branciforti Ronald Braver Edward Bucholtz Donald Buyansky Samuel Campola Stephen Cech '1 Daniel Cleaver Lawrence Curk Donald Czech .ff it 1 lx- K fi-if xg it 5 lb 'Aj ' t it I 'T x x s if 5 1 it fl ff lt as it i - ff ' - .H . f . -Q it R T T. .V ,Eli .5 x TE V in an - is J fi 4111- -rx: ' fig' a J - - 575 Eli, it Q '- ' :if .- 3 fi I . 9 ' M ,-1 W S I I 4' 4 ' -' f 115294 'R joseph Dailey Angelo Da Prano Richard DeCapite Fred Defiore Charles Deininger Vincent Delgreio Robert Desantis john DiCioccio Mario DiFrancesco Iohn Dragan Richard Dulka Thomas Dupay William Durkin John Dzuroff Richard Elwell VVillia1n Emrhein Peter Evaldo Pierre Fahien Ernest Fargo John Faroni Ralph Fazio Eugene Fave-tti E. Filakoski E. Filakoski Ignatius Foliano John Franek George Franko David Frantz john F reemal Thomas Furry Joseph Gabanyuc Frank Gerda Joseph Giel John Gillota Louis Gillota Edward Gleboc Barteaux Goggins Thomas Grabowski Ronald Grahek Frank Gronowski Anthony Greco Franklin Gregor Paul Griesiner r, 'F' Y L rv Q ,kxfvzsf 5 M' it if 'mv Q pf 1 . Q f ,: ' : Q fl qi r X jf 1 are '3 , b -K' u -31 - 1 'K xl ' k f - --.Cir ' Q X Q 'it Q ,, . vi ,rf 4 as ma, Pri so Q F 2 N ,. p 1 .,:1 1 , rp E Q g I 'Q sl W - M we - if G . L 'A 0 Q ri' E Class of l955 Richard Gruber Philip Gunn V in Q L Francis Gum Qi - A 5 - i . 2 1. Hadkins G ' X iii i - - W pf Gerald Hannon R 7 i Russell Heiss is 'Q it f K 1 F Q X' F 5 V A S R, K Q U 6 ' . tx 7 - D pi ' fi fran- Gerald Hammerhofer Q S ,J . . 15,5 42 r fi if K it i' fm. X Q v 3 , p Roger Heiss ' . as Gerald Herald , Q ,,, ggi 'A' g - Thomas Healer , . . 'Lg 5 G ' Donald Hex-itan 'f Joseph Horx ith 1 ,- li 1 'S ss 3 5 -1.,.v' ' - t e M Gernard Holicky . , 'f f 'z f. john Hranilovic Stephen Hrob ik Q i - .ml i I .- . A Edward Hronek I' 53- s ' 'N fir -v -K 2 K fun v -- John Hrox at Q ' F- Charles Hudacko Rf' Norbert Jablonowski X V John jacquet if Thomas Janovsek ' . Eugene Jaskiewicz A it -2 Leonard Jasko A , ' S, ' Robert Jilek Z no , Walter Johnson 3' 7 ! , -W L if , 1' Donald Iernejcic f ' if' i 4' ' I' me X fix X All 1, P R '- A V V' Joseph Juhas 2 Kenneth Kaiser , id!! '1- x. ,4 !s4Q ,, A Q -uv 4 fir Q-kv' .IAQ 'LP' Aptitude tests being taken by the freshmen in November Joseph Kalinowski J. Kalivian James Kascsuk James Kazel Rex Kelly J. Kenneth I. Kindik Joseph Kish Allan Klima Ronald Koenig Jerome Kolenich George Konevul Donald Kozak Jerome Krzlkowski Frederick Kreiner David Kriso Raymond Krul Thomas Kubinski Donald Kuczkowski J. Kulkan Raymond Lajcaik Michael Lariche Charles Lauro William Lauro Frederick Lechak Benedict Lechowicz Glenn Lehman John Lennon Robert Levy Norbert Lewandowski J. Lintisz Donald Liptak Norman Locker Frank Longar James Lowry James Luke A A Ak , Ernest Lulovics 1 . . 1 Q- 3 b Raymond Lusky ' A - 3 I '-:X ' ' , n f- . t X , William Magell X ,, f iff of , bvb, I it if -' 1 Y - a Joseph Majcher . L e ' - 5 ' , .. . ' R AVI.. A F , E 'R si L,-W.- Daniel Majdiak .5 le X , fm ' ' 1' R Vyto Malcanas ' if 7 J If 'T ' At 5 tl 5 i if 15.55 ' It an A USA A , i , -L, X if we fs aft, I . V I Philip Marcin Robert Mareda - Paul Matejka Donald Matey -:fi ,.-' Richard Matis ' ' A Norman Mausser Q' 1 joseph Mazur , ., - 'iff M a -r1- 5 : g y mga Q , . i , MMI. Antholy McCafferty Stephen Medewtz Reymant Melsbakas John Mihelich Kenneth Milla Gerald Miller Robert Miller Donald Minadeo J. Molivar Donald Mramer Herbert Myers Albert Nagy Thomas Nahra Daniel Nemeth 4 - 1 t viva .X Il I Students trudge through the snow hurriedly to get into the school building before the last bell rings. james Neumann James Niesen Robert Novak NVilliam Novotny David Nuti Fred Oldenburg Martin Oldenburg Class of l955 3 f 5 1 an 5 D Q N Q 'hy .. 'I ' WI' we, Q Wilbert Olsznes Class of l955 Howard Schwartz James Sedlacek George Sekerak Robert Sharp Edmund Shivak Charles Shooka Arnold Siemer Gerald Simcak Edward Simon Richard Simonitis John Siupinys Charles Slama James Slowey Howard Snyder Thomas Smit Jerome Solgas Frank Somody Arthur Sonego 34 Paul Soska Charles Soucek Dennis Spacone if X A I 'qi e, 1' , Michael Ondersin Ralph Ott J. Quirr Denis Pacula Robert Palcisko James Paliukus , aff K if' gel, 55,5 H 6 Joseph Papp Thomas Patrick Thomas Patronite Robert Paull Denis Paus Richard Payne Walter Perciak Joseph Petric James Petrus Joseph Petsche Peter Piazza Charles Piazza Donald Pitkiewicz Francis Pletka Donald Polinek Jerome Popovich Edward Polgar Vidmant Prikockis Carmen Priola Edward Prochaska George Radous Gerson Rakosy Ronald Repas Orlando Ricci Antholy Riccio Joseph Rinicella William Roca Joseph Romancik P- Ronald Romanoski I A . Jerome Rychcik . I .- sg-up X I - s , Jerome Rydzinslci 7l? f Joseph Salvucel V , Walter Savukinas X qkvub X - n S Walter Schmelter I 1 :-' 1 sf' I f' F James Schuerger 2 A-sm .L -1. ff! X, ei WMF-H -Lg. 2?'l. '? K t W K V 1. ' W ' h,AL,, 1- V 'Glyn' Q. Q5 , 1' 4 i Rldl ,,ttl ff? S . gig .J N M stto Kwai and!! 'W is 'f i . + 'V Y 4 EJ, . . jill' ' .. V Ii, . if bf if , 'Q . 'wif i ' 1' Y- I H , M' 'S S . g H :amp bi' as 3, ...EJ X. 7 n J 1. W Wi v , , 0' QA. K 1' ,X x. -. f 1 we t S A if M, L rx , , . . i N- . -.1 ir 14 I x. it I Robert Sullivan Victor Suster Richard Swansinger Thomas Szapponos NValter Szczepaniak Paul Szucs Stephen Tukacs Kenneth Taucher Lennie Terrell Maynard Tescar Michael Thomas Edward Toth Richard Toth joseph Toth Eugene Turski Donald Tattle Stanislaus Tytko Richard Uhlik Donald Varacky John Veres George Vesprani Terence Vlaeh Joseph Volter Ronald Wachowski Michael Walsh Robert Walsh William Ware Michael Waskowski John Waszak Bemard NVatson William Weinrauch J. Welzcenski Gary Wheatley Ronald Whitney William Weiceh Gerald NVolf Iames Wolke john Yelenosky Ronald Yersky Jerome Zahorski J. Zarka Joseph Zmecek t 9 ,aw y vez f Charles Spanko Francis Stachnik - Gerald Stawici is, t 'v . .vt 4 . Francis Steinocher 1 J --all - Anthony Stopek Ronald Straka 1. SEQ, of Ronald Strazek Iohn Suhaj Father Maurus, O.S.B., freshman class moderator, did an excellent task or- ganizing the fledglings. Class of I955 'rar wg! s - W 'f f we ig -or 'sf' ' 52 X i ,, x - F .K A . , tl S . 1 .- aj , .L , - TQQ-Q ' . H' Q F , :L ' 5 , -- K at X' ' - 2 Q- ' Q ' 'an i S I , KI ' 1 - K - A yhxr- f Us A X - : . ' Q X S . , t ' .itt. f Fi-' Lazy? 1 is-V 5 A lei, L, . M ., K D K H Q Q JK , a 'fra ' X 35,7 if r-wi C 5 S A .4-A .- - f 1' ,5 I X in K L ig I Q 53 .5 ' :zinc 1, iff- K: -J. C an by Lk 2.1 at 'ff-ttf stt ti, f 1 tv f F S - f- '- , it 'Q --,E .- kk I J 1- 5 I -- K i rf gf :Q T i General Activities An unusual feature or assembly is a treat in the school day of any student. These are not only entertain- ing but educational as well. Music appreciation, politics, dra- matics, skill, stage makeup, magical feats all were included in the program of student assemblies. Flynn Produc- tions staged a musical, sponsored by the seniors and arranged by the IV-B class. BENED1c'r1NE'sownorchestra: L Kozak E Potokar I Orovet R Tomlco andR Fern This group fumlshed the music at many assemblies At this assembly the atten- tion of the students was held by the artist as he displayed his talents to them. Ed Cambron, wearing Aztec helmet, and Ronald Wade A scene taken from the Stu- ' lead a noon-time practice dent Princef which was part yr cheering session. of the musical staged here by Flynn Productions. 37 X 'S?a' Clee Club Although this club is new at Benedictine, it has been met with a good deal of enthusiasm on the part of Aa hh- the students. It has been holding regular rehearsals, and it is hoped that they will soon be ready to make their first appearance. Mr. Kastelic, the moderator, has f l worked tirelessly with them. D. Schneider, P. Rice, A. Lepri, D. Kupecky, E. Sheets, B. Ocasek, F. Longar, I. Cain, J. Matusek, R. Wintucky, N. Reser, Mr. Kastelic, W. Sczynski, R. King- zett, A. Muhle. Aero Club A great deal of popularity has been shown for this club during the year and under Father Gregoryis guid- ance, its membership has grown considerably. These cloud-houndsv hold regular meetings in the Aero Lab. They sponsored glider contests, free flight and control line model contests, as well as model building contests during the course of the year. All of these were open to any student. Sitting: J. Knobloch, President, and C. Lorenzo, V. President. Standing: D. Buyansky, W. Einrock, P. Fabien, I. Eiermann, D. Bernaciak, F. Sirk, K. Kaiser, F. Boatman, Fr. Gregory, E. Repic, M. 38 Waskowski, D. Tattle, B. Purcar, R. Uhlik. Radio TV Radio TV inemhcrs check over equipment in Physics Lula. Club Fr. Cyril, Nloclcrator, R. Fcrn, Cupko, J. O,Bricn, S. Tischlcr. ,...-o7 7 Originally this club was known as thc Radio Scicncc Club, but with the relu- tivcly new phcnoincnu out called television, it changed its nzunc. Most of the work is clonc in thc Physics Lab. Plate, and grid-lcak detec- torsg two, thrcc, and four tube receivers, and 11 trans- inittcr wcrc their projects under the direction of F zlthcr Cyril. I x is lego to if , i , 1 , 1 . , Y f X x ,ir 4 , -.4 Alumni Oficers, Seated: Rev. Augustine, O.S.B., Steve Yurick. Standing: Stephen Turocy, Bill Durica, john Thur, and Steve Cajka. Members of the Benedictine Alumni Association hold their usual monthly meeting in the study hall of the school. 'Hn 1 il . f Sf ?Se.. . f El IMI This organization consists of about twenty-five hundred members living in all parts of the United States, if not the world, and Work- ing in just about every imaginable walk of life. They sponsor the annual Thanksgiving Da11ce and Raffle and these affairs are always the biggest successes of the year. There is always the annual homecoming football game which a great number of the Alumni attend. A bowling team and an annual picnic are also some of their doings. M We? wa Q19 S 2 ititffik ta, 1: 1- .5 , - .V ff -. .. Ea s . N, X jfs K I , t , X '. .. as . vs X -. P' 52:9 I is H X, ,- , -,, s 'P:-' . t 'l'l5i ' .-s 4-.,gq3:.:g.s-.zmype:wa f.:.: .. -'-- - S -:QE-'- :G:AQ'. ' 555:-:l:-X-.R E-:I:-: - -' ..:zl?-A.-co S r:!f:-.- -:-wf..-5:-.,.. l:::5E':-5: .,..,. . D A . , , .. '- ,A af if' -an llzl Executive members of the Alumni are: S. Yuriek, S. Turocy, Fr. Augustine, uqzubzuuv O.S.B., C. Sibcl, E. Kalcilc, R. liilia, T. Cuerinli, B. Kult-ik, J. Tllur, Il. Durica, K A. Ianox yak, B. Duriea, J. Kralox ie, S. Cajka. l I NAB At left is a picture taken at the annual Alumni dance. At riglzf, bmclers are, Cfrontjz II. Durica, B. Durica, A. Ianovvak, E. Cieon, R. Hilm, S. Yurick, J. Spirko. Sud row: Mrs. S. Cajka, Mrs. S. Yurick, Mrs. A. JllIlON'yillC, Mrs. E. Cieon. Back: C. Maliall, bowling alley manager. its THE BENNE1 Band Benefit Dance ,, , ,,,, S , 6 Holy Name Game , If , K , A ,.., l, ,.-W, September 29 ' ' , gf . 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Z9 by Phil Vlllik Will the bzmd raise enough funds to go to Hamilton and is a pouibllixy, But!! This ambition everyone gives his whole-hearted m the Band Benefit Dance lo be held cvening Sept. 29 in the 5-ch00l auditorium hum H ictinc Enter! IZ'-:miwlxxwg hand :md thu lzzmwiv -l-hmllh uf uf .llhur Vnllmln mm. 4'lv-vl-land will rm-Q-L an u rmxfi-lm-ri mind uxnccrt huld rn, uw ,,,.f,...l.- Ur s..,m-nfw-M www Llwwd my 311.1-swap fum, mx, W :A rlanlrmivn Q '1 l 'Yr .. A .,1.. T5 A: ld ,V H ? xxx 1 F ' Q in . A ' 'L A el ,ii ,, bl. 4 H S Acuvrdim! to Fxxllwr Imnxrxznx. hand nuudvmtmz im: is expected a. M-mg hvld lowvm! thu Latin A Img.: gnlhw Sam- nw llmw. m uw .lwnsw f-wi r.mu.m1 w.m.4 fm liiorhwff, M ls.-n.-ml-un. 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This was carried out very capably by the mem- bers of the Bennet Staff under the guidance of the Faculty Advisor, Father Luke, O.S.B. The Editorial Staff was chiefly composed of Seniors, while underclassmen performed the other essential duties. A testimonial dinner along with the presentation of awards climaxes the activities of the senior members after the Cub Staff assumes the responsibility of editing the paper with the first issue of the new year. .ae N H X5 w XX 1+ me W xx ws. NNQXN X, . VS.. xx' is -'R f f Members of the old staff are: F. Medvec, C. Schmidt P. Vanik, I. Koral, I. Pozarelli, R. Kingzctt, M. McBride M. Skowronski, and J. Macken. New staff members are-Ist row: I. Sabol, F. Medvec, R. Kingzett, J. Russo, J. Pozarelli, R. Wachoski. Back row: B. Bernardi, B. Drews, D. Sabol, I. Cain, E. Matusek, H. McGrattan, I. Reeves, and C. Wyrock. I g A ri Q5 . 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Pete Cramuglia Frank Kastelic 5 'Nr at Qs. Larry Petras Mike Anzalone, captain john Skorupski FOOTBALL SEASCJN Football athletic managers: Henry Ott, Bob Pal- cisco, Tony Mariola, head managerg john Hrovat, and Mitch Brill. li A if all i . x X , wg W ' 'Q --.: 5 Tom Schikowski A W Ab St Leo Minter X I 1 I U L X X 'Y Qi Dick Konkoly 5 J rosnider, line coach 49 EAST SENATE CO-CHAMPIONS Front row: Sal Parella, Nick Rocky, Joe Kralovic, Lad Kuchta, Ted Rossy, Carmen DiCeronimo, Ioe Ross, Joe Likavec. Ser, ond row: Leo Minter, Pete Gramuglia, Larry Petras, Bob Kikta, Mike Anzalone, Frank Kastelic, Dick Konkoly, Tony Bu kovec, Ben Stefanek, John Skorupski. Third row: Ab Stronsnider, line coach, Pete Yakovic, George Schmidt, john Kozlevchar Bem McKinley, Jack Hatfey, Steve Chernicky, Ron Gliha, Len Gaydar, jerry Bush. T op row: Joe Louis, Jerry Weber, Ron Halinski, Tom Schikowski, Bob Huttman, Jim Nachtigal, Bob Konkoly, Joe Petkovic, asst. coach, Ioe Rufus, head coach BHS 289 141 2480 599 3070 28 25 37 28.3 25 16 54 .Simian lgacorcl ,S?afi5fic5 BHS ,.,,,,,....... 14 Holy Name e..... . .-..-,, P ' ............,... BHS ,u,.....,.,.,. 63 Central ,,..,., fum F1rst Downs A,..,.o.., Ao.A4.. BHS e,eo 3 ,roe ,oo,o 2 5 Latin ,,,V-, Net yards rushn. Net yards pass ..,e.eorAo .....,. BH ..,,ooo7oororo ' S 26 Hamllton Total offense , ,,.,.,,,ee, ,o,, , 1 BHS ooos ,oooo 19 St, Marys -.-,.,- ,q--,- P asses attempted ......,.. ,ee, 7 3 . Passes completed. ...ee,e , BHS.. ....,,,,,,,, 41 Glenvllle s,s,,,, ,,,-,, I ntercepted BHS ,,,,,,,,..... .26 East Tech ov,.,,,.,.,,,,,, Punts, Humber e-e-eeee- A--- Punts, average ,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,s, BHS ,,r..1..,..... 46 East .,,.o,,,,,,,,,,,M--,-,-- Fumbles BHS ..,,..,.,..,,, 18 John Adams ,,,,,,,,,,.- Ban lost 's '-- Penalties ..,.,,,,,,,-,,-,-,,,A,- ,,d, BHS eeee--'-e-e--- 12 C0ui11W00d Yards lost penalties ,.,..,,,,,,, 50 440 OPP. 86 86 125236 74134 1994 139 38 11 60 31.2 21 11 52 445 Bengals 770014 10101010101 f F ullback Mike Anzalone evades tackler in the first game. The first game! Bengal fans saw a preview of things to come in this opening day tussle with Holy Name. A terrific backfield and a big solid line showed championship material in the 14-0 defeat handed to the Green VVave. Stars of the game were junior half-back, Pete Yakovic and Senior fullback, Mike Anzalone. Seeing these boys spearhead the attack that piled up 16 first downs and 390 yards rushing, no one suspected that they both were destined to be plagued with injuries all season. Bengal line-backers trap the ball carrier after a short gain. 77 fe If Sflld if 12, ew lragy-?ro6E.A,ZfoQj! J! . 117 to low Me 311, Sir, 611 122 lbrrama f .Y be 6,02 as 'fr 4, Me DOA If t Leo Minter breaks through the Central defense top leftg john Skorupski gets away from a tackler top rightg jerry Bush rips off a long touchdown run, lower right. A new record! The Bengals shellacked the Trojans from Central 62-0 in this tilt, and set a new record for greatest number of points scored by a Benedictine team. All the Bengals looked great in this one. Especially significant in this game was the play of Leo Minter, 145 pound Senior half- back, who scored three touchdowns. This was another omen of things to come, for Leroy Wasn't then considered Iirst string. The defense was again outstanding. They racked up their second shutout in as many games. The line was charging faster and hitting harder, and it kept right on improving. Ziiifli b':n':lx4'.,1.,i Bob Konkolw about to charge through 52 a Centr xl opponent l2l'2l'ZI2l2i1 The big game! This was it. The game that we wait for every year-Latin. The spirit of the student body for the team reached a peak that was never to be surpassed during the season. For the first time this year, the halls were lined with posters. 'KFlatten Latin, Knock the 'L' out of Latinf' were only a few of the sentiments expressed. And on the field our team came through. They walloped Latin 25-6. Sour note of the game was the broken collar-bone injury sustained by john Skor- upski. Scrap,' was destined to be out of action for the next five weeks. Junior George Schmidt played the whole second half at quarterback for thc Bengals, showing excellent form and scoring one touchdown himself. Other markers were made by Bob Konkoly, Pete Yakovic and Dick Konkoly. The Benedictine line was terriiic as well as the whole defensive unit. Who has the ball, boys? WWW R!!Ehs1biml!Q Bengals 0 7 7 12 26 Hamilton 14 14 I3 'I4 55 The send-off for the Hamilton game. The only lossl The Bengals took to the road to play Hamilton Public High School. Hamiltonis Big Blue squad was rated second in the state. The Varsity played a Hne game and it might have been a different story if Skor- upski and Yakovic had not been sidelined with injuries. A dull rebound! After their defeat to Hamilton, Benedic- tine bounced back to beat Akron St. Maryis 19-0, but it Was a rather dull bounce. The Bengals looked much worse in their victory over St. Maryis than they did in their loss to the Big Blue. Noteworthy in the game was the play of Junior Jerry Weber at quarterback and the defense which held the Crusaders to a shutout. Leo Minter surrounded by a host of tacklers. 667019 St.Mary's lololololo Left: Mike Anzalone stiff arms a would-be tackler. Below: A St. Mary's back hits a stone wall. 'Mhaumsih STK .SXBMSQP 115. Glenville 00000 Bengals G14 J o In '14 in , ,11, The stretch drivel The Varsity began their drive for the East Senate crown by whipping Glenville 41-0. It was the fourth goose eggi' for Bene- dictine opponents in six games, again illus- trating the solid defensive Bengal team. Pass interceptions by Steve Crazy Legsi' Chernicky and John Kozlevchar set up the first two scores. Minter led the scoring with three T.D.'s, Anzalone followed with two, and the final touchdown was made by Dick Konkoly on a pass from Jerry Weber that covered 52 yards. Bob Konkoly converted five out of six times. XXI' , J 'M-f 5 I -5 X X Another win! With Scrappy Skorupski back at quar- terback for full time duty, the Bengals conquered a solid East Tech team, 26-0. Leo Minter started his terrific nine day drive in which he piled up 650 yards in three games. Against Tech, Leroy gained 247 yards in 20 tries. Steve Chernicky, defensive halfback, scored twice, once on an 80 yard punt return and again on an intercepted pass followed by a 60 yard run. East Tech Bengals I3 6 0 7 26 0 0 0 0 0 Mike Anzalone, again. This time around cud, At left: John Kolzlevchar intercepts a Tech pass, right. . N., ,sr 6 ' W, Y. ks: .. i r- M . are ' 4, .t we B N Mike around end in the East game. It,s Minter again! Three days after the Tech game the Bengals were on the gridiron again. This time they met and walloped East, 46-13. Leo Minter was the man again. This time he ripped through East,s defense for 218 yards and three touchdowns. Captain Mike Anzalone remained the driving force and the backbone of the team all season despite his shoulder injury which was a constant worry. Bengals 2'l 0 19 6 46 East 0 7 6 013 George Schmidt intercepts an East aerial and goes for a T.D ilam East Senate co-champs! Only a three day layoff again, and then back to the football Held to play john Adams. In the second quarter Minter drove through the line to the Adams two, after Z1 run of 91 yards. Leo's total for the day was 189 yards. Benedictine lost the ball on the one! A few plays later they regained it and scored. The score was 6-0 till the last quarter when the defense made two more T.D.'s. The final score, 18-O! P Y I I . A K E New . Q if is I . y ik. - X Wie Qswsws Bengals 0 0 6 6 12 Collinwood 6 6 0 012 The last game! This was the game of the season. Benedictine and Collinwood had tied for East Senate honors, the result being a playoff to decide who would represent the East Side in the Charity Came. The field was covered with snow. For the first half Collinwood dominated the play and scored six points in each of the two quarters. After halftime, it was a different story. The Bengals were a hard fighting, fast charging team. Combining good passing and running, the team scored two touch- downs and tied Collinwood, 12-12. After our second touchdown both teams seemed powerless against each other and the game ended deadlocked. The berth in the Charity Came was given to Collin- wood, however, because they had gained 34 more yards. 'X p l QS' .L y r s 6 in t , ,.s:,. . Pete Yakovic leads Leo Minter past the Collinwood at leftg above, Minter picks up yardage through the uf BENGAL BA D Under the capable direction of Mr. jack Hearns, along with Father Damian, O.S.B. as moderator, Benedictine's Band was one of the most successful in the 25 year history of the school. Diligent practice in both marching and instrumentation rewarded the musicians with the trophy for the best band at the Charity Came. Led by drum major Attillio Lepri, our band marched and played itself into the first place position. After the Charity Came, the band members returned to prepare for the annual Band Concert. And again in this presentation the band was applauded for its outstanding performance. Another highlight of the year was the Military Ball which was held at Benedictine this year. Measuring up to tradition, it was another successful year for our Bengal Band. 3 . ,f .6 SJ E I. if K .ik l ,f , r X 26 I V w'UVA,f C K J Attillio Lepri VValter Bush H numbers right. Ill XIV' 1. Ierry Catalano, presl dent, and Fr. Damian O.S.B., moderator dis cuss Charity Came plans at leftg d Sheets, vice president and Larry Kozak, sec retary, review band Ed Sheets, Wm. Pfeif- fer, jerry Catalano, Jack Orovets, Joe Mandula, Andre Beal, Wm, Egensperger, Thomas Patronite. Andy Thomas, Ed- ward Sedlock, Robert Becka, jack Wente, Vincent Belsito. MARCHING James Petrus, Rex Kelly, Pat Dowling, Joseph Sedlock. W kin .B . idk 'A John Stukbauer, Harry Smola, Ed Potokar, Tom Kolk, Frank In- corvaia, Raymond Lus- ky, Ray Cruenberg. James Niesen, Jerry Friery, james O'Haire, Larry Kozak, James Luke, Leonard Mur- phy, Joseph Zmecek, Charles Bridwell. BA Joseph Murphy, Nor- man Reser, Charles Caputo, james Palin- kas. Rllph FIZIO, Clurles Lauro, Raymond Bar- tinkowski, Jack Cingel, Alfred Buchta. Ray Krul, Ernest Lu- lovics, Robert Orovets, Joseph Volter, Walter Bush, Ierry Hannon, Richard Orosz. 'f3?'A? tHf1: ' N, V -' 9 ,Sig-svQ.,, J jslw A -1- BABY BE CAL CRIDDERS Front row M. Difrancisco, H. Snyder, S. Brancifort, C. Piazza, P. Pizza, C. Ranallo R Fazio Second row E Toth E Bush J Untisz, P. Soska, D. Nuti, J. Schuerger, E. Filakoski, E. Filakoski. Third row B Hornak T Kubmski F Barger D Sp none R kelly, R. Cira, I. Rydzinski, A. Stroka, M. Tescar, Sil Cornachione, coach Top row N Locker A Beal I Wazak I Folhan E Jaskiewicz, P. Arz, J. Rinicella, N. Lewendowski, D. Levitan. Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine 2615 Oil QCD? Holy Name Akron St. M xrys, Collinwood Central Latin ........ . St. Edward Let Nluti runs interference while Latin tackler gets ball carrier, Torn Kubinski Center Art Senigo freshie bitk is brought down by Q Ctntral man. Right: Senago again, this time brought to earth in the Colhnwood game 'wk mf f j Q I 55 'Ki 'L .wwf fjlw SOPHGMORES After a year of trial and error, the Sopho- mores came back in the fall thoroughly indoctriuated into the school program. They were now an integral part of Bene- dictine. They attended dances and were fre- quently represented in extra-curricular activities. They placed members on the junior Varsity and Varsity squads both. They Were acquainted With the faculty members: the brothers, the priests, and the lay-teachers. No longer were any phases of their school life alien to them and their second year passed in a familiar environment with their ideas, ideals and ultimate aims attune with those of the school. Underclassmen pose for photographer. Dennis Abele Ronald Adzema Joseph Ahlin Francis Arnbrozic Thomas Balog Paul Bartko john Baum John Bayne James Bednarek John Beran Robert Bernardic Brian Berry Richard Betuker Francis Bican Thomas Blanc Albert Blazenyak Bernard Bocian Thomas Botamar Charles Bridwell Thomas Britton Edward Brodnik George Bruck Robert Bryer Alfred Buchta Henry Buehner Carl Bukovec Walter Bush Cyril Buynak Joseph Cain Joseph Capadona James Capek Charles Caputo Norbert Cencer Michael Cerar john Cercek Richard Cesen George Charvat Richard Chriszt Richard Cifra John Cingel Stephen Cingel Domcnic Cirino Ronald Cisar J Stephen Ciuni , 5 Lawrence Corsi ' A ' A 5 Peter Curcio 1 , W A QL X 1 Vincent De santer V A 3 K J . V L 3 S, -Q Alfred De Vera J A 'rs - L- J I J I W e Anthony DiFranco iff?-R' I A if . 1 Paul Djubasak Lawrence Donay Kenneth Dragmen William Drews Edward Duffner J Richard Dulka Robert Dupay ii Walter Dylewslci , -A A A l John Eierman g L ' 'K 5 X J ip X Stanley Erbeznik fri l f 3,??lrR -A K-k Ronald Eva i M305 A 'U 'R J Q: - ,N Robert F innerty Robert F roster Leonard Friedel Jerome F riery Robert Cannon Thomas Cordon A A William Cries Alexander Cruszka Henry Crzybowki Joseph Haberny Stephen Halas Stanley Hall l l Y 'I ta' Class of l954 Robert Hallahan Donald Haluska . A - 1 . I Martin Hart t 2 1 - ' . t Lawrence Hertel Q A .J ,L ' it E' 5 S A-t. A Q 1' A Norbert Hongosh W Q r :-A A Q .QQX A .,:t.' ' , Norman Hradek fi l ' 5 ' Joseph Jarjabka QM.. or-5 . x ,h Q -A' E: ,av we ,, K jx.. J Edward Jonas Thaddeus Kabat Jerome Kall George Kalman John Kandzer Raymond Karlovec ' William Kayackas James Kazimour Charles Keane James Kenealy Raymond Kilda Robert Kinkoph Raymond Kissell Michael Kline Bernard Koly Robert Kontur Joseph Kortan Millard Mosley Bernard Mraz William Neff Clement Nesnadny James Nose john O,Donnell Richard Orosz Robert Orovets Henry Ott Floyd Palioresky Edward Palko Elmer Palko Joseph Palsa Bernard Papay Charles Papesh Charles Papez Salvatore Pan-ella Vincent Pastva i 2 Class of I954 Raymond Kosak Adam Kozlowski joseph Kralovic Donald Krsacok Ladimer Kuchta Joel Kunesh Donald Kupecky Daniel Kupniewski Thomas Lazor Joseph Lechowicz Attilio Lepri Ronald Lesak joseph Likavec Leonard Lo Porto Lawrence Louis john Lukachko George Macko Charles Mallory Vincent Marino George Markovich George Martin Louis Mervaldi Donald Matis Edward Matuszak Lee Mayer Richard Mazzocco Thomas McDonnell Henry McGrattan James McHugh Martin McLaughlin Edward McNamara Charles Menge Raymond Mezo Albert Miller Donald Miskinis John Moran Class of I954 A sophomore class lines up in preparation for gymnastic exercisos. Campbell Patrick S Rob:-rf Pay ' . - 3 Joseph Pvrlio . ' . . Edward Pvtrick 5 L s.. , ' 'i 5 i f - , K James Petro 3'5 ,A - ' if? ff' A Us Raymond Potrovic S ' i Y , so ? , S high f Jisf RW Q fb Henry Picchowski Robert Pimpo Richard Pipak Thomas Pongonis Robvrt Popovic Agustinc Presti Edward Prochaska Robert Puzynski James Radvl Richard Rnyclwr Edward Ribar Joseph Ross Theodore Rossy james Rowland Thomas Rozinski Rin-hard Russell Joseph Russo Vincent Sands Donald Sccranka Norman Scliuctfc V Richard Schultz is -- Sw Y Joseph Seach is . W 2-Pg! ' QT if f , .. Ronald Sccolic - . xi ' S' Edward Sedloclc 5. 'V A i Frank Semancik John SGlllilIlL'lli joseph Shivak Robert Sholtis NVilliam Sigmund Raymond Simko 'j 6 -..........d' Sophomore Class moderator, Father Fabian, O.S.B., successfully guided 277 students through their second year. Thomas Steigerwald. Charles St. John Stanley Strojin Thomas Stropki Raymond Suing William Svoboda Zoltan Szabo Edward Szanyi Joseph Szekeres Robert Tilly John Toth Michael Truiua James Tretera Charles Tuma John Simsic john Siskovic Albert Smitko Ronald Smitko James Stanek Albert Steigerwald Class of I954 Thomas Urda ' , Ronald Victor ff A Anthony Vincent A K no -. Micihael Virost A X Q X I X A V t L fi 4 w X t Jo in Walsh 1 mg . 1 L 551 .5 'l 3 'f ' Y ' 2: QMS Richard Ward A J 1 AA.r I A - H z 1 'Q o f ' - A cr Ronald Wenzel A V Frank White f Y I Albert Wickley H, 1- , ,. A V 'W'-T2 if -, - Q X A Richard Wintucky 5 W dir, 'Q' in f W fy fit 2 - V-:Z ' Alfred Wvhl A fffs Zaire, snsd , , if David Wohlfeil ' 'r J lf 1 .,' -r A . 'if Benedict Wojtasik A if f ' ' in F John Wolf F , of Q V - . A A P Frank Yako X an . , M , . J' J John Young V Y F V' f ki. ii.5iQ,j 'W,, ,ri 1 f-45? t Bernard Zarnic 'tLL Qing Vg idri 1 9Qgf1il5?f-- A Y' -if F d'ii , :- All Y Q-it 68 Dllniel Zehe JV ., Ek z:.,, J au, F. a , J Louis Zele '5' if y - joseph Zilionis A - f t ' The Jxy-Vees on the sidelines watching an exciting play in thc Colhnwood game. W- JAY-VEE FOOTBALL TEAM Front row C St. john, R. Dulka, V. Belsido, L. Mantz, C. Ina, P. Curcio, A. DiFranco, J. Perko. Second row J Kall V Delsanter P Martoccia, C. Bukovec, A. Blazenyak, L. Louis, F. Nero, I. Groggin, M. Mosely, F. Skunta. Third row Co rch Walter Porowski, J. Simsic, R. Hallahan, V. Victor, W. Bekesz, I. Powall, C. Baldzicke, R. Cisar, I. Shivak C Thompson W Cries Top row: P. Djubasak, D. Kynkor, R. Christ, J. Debelak, S. Bealko, E. Nemeth, P. Walsh, W. Leonetti Keeping up the winning ways of the Varsity and past Iay-Vee teams, this yearis squad, under the able coaching of Walt Porowski, completed its season's play undefeated. Although the schedule was curtailed by postponernents because of bad weather, they showed their strength in defeating the four opponents by at least two touchdowns. Outstanding among the performances was Sal Parellais three touchdown spree against East Tech While Millard Moseley equalled this feat in the 38-6 victory over East. Central was the only team to threaten their record, being defeated 19-6. if 535113 J- , 5. Q v :K 'P- HSswf T . ' JAY-VEE SEASON Peter Curcio is caught at scrimmage, as Chuck St. john, 57, and Paul Mar- toccia, 79, run interference, Collinwood tackler brings down Mil- lard Mosely. No. 79 is guard Paul Martoccia. RECORD Bengals u...,uu..uuu 34 East Tech .............. 7 Bengals .,,........, 38 East ,r,r,., .,., 6 Bengals uuu,uuuuuuuu 19 Central ttttrur,e, .r.,, Bengals ............ 32 Collinwood ,........,.. Frank Squeaks', Skunta breaks into the clear in the Central game. lj lwmum1, mf 2+ f:f1rrvl'r1w 'Wim WWW' lf,1,,,l,ilf Wwynmmf MU . ll A , N mmm ff Wifi! . 1 5 . slujllrflllllillllljlllll i A 3 F Mig i I , 1 1 1 I 1 . I ' ' p ' 1 1, I M k 1 H 2 N1 w, . , 1,1 X ,H1 I r ' ' I, H , xwx A ill fn ,n1mnfH j Q L Ill'rumm1s ' --.., um mum su UH M ,WW 1 '4 A x g , , I x ,V 3,0 Ni, L l :H MH M M 1195 'M JI X 'Vim Ri M4 nl hw X j P lm N mmf M mmm ' ' 5'i l I is v .-J- , In X , .iLrbYis2E' -W An K 'f f Q 3' mf? QQSMA i 5 elflelffl el' Q. k 2'- 93.. 1 Ffa s............f3 'viii' 'lisa' lo .S f 5 vista 1 i jk? .QCOIQCJ QQCGCJQ . . . showed the true progress of Benedictine High Q Junigr Class School. The new building was erected and the ' Baske student body grew to more than a thousand. We note this period by presenting . . . ' Athletics I, :Qi D-...nd jig JU IGRS Juniors! As they enrolled for their third year at school, the change in status from underclassmen to that of upperclassmen was thrilling and brought an added sense of dignity and maturity. Entering enthusiastically into their initial activity, a spirited campaign was launched to elect class oflicers. The most colorful social event sponsored by the Juniors was the semi-formal danceg they also held several social affairs with neighboring academies. They actively participated and were well repre- sented in the intramural and varsity sports. Their Junior year came to a successful end because of their never failing aggressiveness and augers well for a highly eventful Senior year. Joseph Abbate Wi liam Albrecht Richard Andrews John Aydent John Baird Chester Baldzicki John Barney Ronald Batzel Stephen Bealko Kenneth Bednar Walter Bekesy Dean Bernacchia Francis Bemat Donald Biesiadecki Fred Boatman Richard Boeckl John Bohach Albert Bolek Henry Brangle Michael Brill Paul Bura Richard Burns Raymond Burovac Robert Burrell Gerald Bush Orlando Calarese Donald Capek James Carroclio Joseph Cattani Stephen Chemicky James Chura Louis Churak James Clark Clement Cody John Corgoran William Csak John Danko John Debelak Robert Derwort Edward Dismarteau Donald DeSpain Anthony DeVincentis A group of Juniors around the public ad- dress system leads the school with the daily rosary during the month of October. if J' , x t if gi Rl Raymond jankura George Joseph Stephen Karpy Joseph Katoeh joseph Katonlta Thomas Killoran Ralph Kingzett George Kistner Joseph Knaus Stanley Knist Garry Knohlaueh Thomas Kolk VVillia1n Kondik Robert Konkoly Anthony Kosan John Kozlevehar john Krebs Gene Krhjnak Ernest Kndra Stancey Kynkor Emerson Lake Arthur Lang William Lash joseph Lazarik VVilliarn Leonetti Joseph Lesko Carl Lorenzo joseph Louis Richard Dodieh Michael Dnpay Edward Dvorak Riehard Eppele James Faknlt Brnee Fedor NVillia1n Flade Ted Fleck james Flood Alhert Flynn Gerald Flynn joseph Frantz Thomas Frantz Xrvllllillll Gallagher Leonard Gaydar Joseph Georgtns john Gibel john Goggin , . James Cyrattino Richard Gromorsky Ioseph Gnpko john Hailey Edward Hejra Richard Henzel Andrew Hirsh Donald Holit-ky Ronald Holowenlco Ronald Hradisky Andrew llndak Daniel Hudak William llnra George Ina I Francis jaezkowski v ,,-+ 5 P A Andrew jakubisin it A Y r In Lad Ianknra Class of l953 i,-4 N Xe Class of I953 Joseph Madar john Mahnke Stephen Majoros Raymond Malik Lawrence Malik Lad Mantz Paul Martoccia Joseph Masarik Donald Matousek Richard Matz Richard Maurer Stanley Mave Bernard McKinley James McMahon Francis Medvec Clarence Merriman Louis Meszaros Richard Meyers James Meyers John Micuch Gerald Miller Thomas Miller Daniel Mismas Anthony Minkunas John Mizenko Raymond Mizer Salvatore Montello Edward Mramer Albert Muhic Mark Muldoon Mario Muniza Leonard Murphy 76 John Musso james Nachtigal Elmer Nemeth The Juniors dance to the music of the Royal Kings at the Annual Ball in the school gymnasium. sa.. M., - L 2 ,f 2 ,ff f V ,kip . . Q bf ,S A 6 A NE i V-ul.,-. 9 s , sa. s 2 ' L fn fi A lk V5 3 , 5 4 . if -Q L A Rug . 1- I f ' '- .5 ..:- ' ' - n g f 1 'gfi X t A if I A A in , t 'ge i' S A 702' egt q- it t b,.. 1' MAJ it M1 V rn fk., -- ii tx fff Q11 A Q : , K . K S ,,. H t r Yi' , s lt' Q if Q K K t L,,., . 5 ,V A L N 0 at , , .r f+'5zfl.,,.., A , if A i . fl 5 l -i t M 'L is , i w, FIVE , . t ,,:. 1 ,S ' f Q -nf'ail,f W - gi A is A t A ' gl J- rx I A I N E , it Joseph Shinske james Sigmund Allen Sindelar Frank Sirk John Sirk Leonard Skiba Art Skoula Frank Skully Felix Skrzy Jek William Sliuka Andrew Smerekovsky Alfred Smeznik Richard Smith Joseph Snodgrass William Soltes Jerold Speck Paul Spelic Kenneth Spirko Robert Sprungle Albert Stepanek Steven Stefka Class of I953 A . 1 -.v-A Q23 It , .ygff 4 freind 2 - K fy X: . cf ,I Fred Nero Richard Nichta Norman Nousek Bruce Ocasek James O'Haire Norman Olszewski Mylas O'Reilly Anthony Orlando John Osredkar James Ozello Robert Palazza Andrew Palguta Ludislaus Pankuch Ross Paparone David Pastrick John Petrus Joseph Petsche Robert Phelps E. Pillar Anthony Peltka Ralph Poremba Henry Powall Joseph Pozarelli Donald Rajnyak Donald Reece james Reeves Edward Repic Norman Reser Raymond Rezac Edward Robatin Richard Roth David Roy John Sabol Richard Sadd joseph Sarwa George Scheel James Schlund George Schmidt Paul Schmitz Donald Schneider James Sekerak Donald Shun P , s Father Andrew, O.S.B., Junior class mod- erator, was instrumental in their suc- CCSSCS. Michael Stianche Robert Stofko John Stukbauer Charles Suhay Carry Sulecki James Swansiger Harry Szalek Thomas Talty V 4 rtr, wwf . . r b K .k.- 1, F A L y a Class of I953 Robert Tamas Ronald Thomas George Thompson Raymond Tomcik Kenneth Toohey James Trueman Ronald Toth Donald Toth Richard Toth Edward Tupta Arnold Tuttin Andrew Ungar Frank Urankar John Urasek Larry Urban John Urban john Urghart Daniel Vall George Vanderbilt james VanKuren Raymond Vasko Larry Vodrazka Donald Wade Ronald Wade Pete Wallace Pat Walsh Richard Ward james Warmouth Jerold Weber Richard Wolan Louis Wolf George Wyrock Peter Yakovic Michael Zbiegien Frank Zupancic BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Varsity Basketball Holy Name Canton C athollc ........ ..... - -31 47 Latln ............. ......-- 5 3 Parma ....... Central ........ -------,62 Erie Prep --------50 John Hay ---..-- -------34 John Adams M- .... ,.,,... - -46 Glenville ...,... ........ . 61 East Tech East Akron St. Mary's Collinwood South II. Andrews lays up two points against Canton Catholic. No. 37 is Jerry Weber. I. VVeber, H. Andrews, D. Wagner, S. Chernicky, C. Patrick, O. VVilliams, L. Skiba, M. Mosley, P. Bartko. . fl 6 , .' 6 1 l- .Qsga f lxx' 'ts' 'ql'3 0'l. x 'rf K'o ' v ll 7f 77' ' N 'Qr-'P' X tanding: O. Williams, L. Skiba, H. Andrews, G. Patrick, S. Chernicky, oacli A. Strosnider. Kneeling: D. Wagner, P. Bartko, M. Mosely, Z. Weber. F .G. F .T. Total D. Wagner ....... ........... 6 0 27 147 C. Weber 1.-- ,,......... 34 20 88 I. Skorupski ..,..... ........... 3 5 16 86 L. Skiba ....., ........... 2 8 20 76 P. Baztko ............ ........... 1 8 16 52 S. Chernicky ......... .........., 1 3 8 34 G. Patrick ...... ......,.... 1 4 5 33 M. Mosley ...... ........... 1 3 5 31 V. Gazdek ...... ....... 6 12 24 O. Williams ...... ....... 8 8 24 D. Iordan ...... ....... 5 4 14 G. Schmidt ........ .------ 5 0 10 H. Andrews ........ .--- - - 2 4 8 L. Onders ...... ------- 1 0 2 R. Huttman ........ .------ 1 0 2 L. Kuchta ...... .------ 1 0 2 I. Kenealy ...... ------- 1 0 9- Don jordan drops in two points against Canton Catholic. Bottom row: I. Likavec, T. Gorden, T. Rossy, and N. Hradek. Top row I Hrovat, J. Sekerak, R. Kosak, F. Kuchta, R. Kall, T. Mariola, and T. Matis. JAY-VEE BASKETBALL By far the most successful Bengal basketball squad for the 1951-1952 season was the Iay-Vee team. The record reads 9 wins and 4 losses, and only one of these losses came in Senate com- petition. This stellar performance rewarded the Junior Varsity with the number two spot in the East Senate standings. A great factor in the success of the jay-Vees was their excellent team work. No one player was the definite star, many men shared top scoring honors through the season. At the beginning of the schedule the future looked dark for the Iunior team. They lost their first three starts. After this bad opening the team buckled down and went on to win all but one of their remaining ten games. Some of the close games were the Wins over john Adams, 34-333 Glenville, 35-33, East Tech, 29-28, and the losses to Canton Central Catholic, 29-315 and Holy Name, 36-39. BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Canton Catholic Holy Name ......... Latin ....... . Parma ..... . Central ,.,.,v. , Iohn Hay ........ . John Adams ....... Glenville ........ . East Tech ...... . East ..,...,....,......... Akron St. Mary's Collinwood ,......., South ..,....... , -.szg 1... N h if X W n 4' K S lx LQQQK Q 'Mx-iff :ff cw ffl f is , fl' R: QQ' E , -g NACE, L 5, Q 14 Q 1 . ,ily ' Q' fm , ' F'-P' f 'T ' fa I 'P' v' if ,I A .fffif 6, Ya fi A A J J.. .fi ., 1 .55 K A X A :iff Wm ,Pa 68,5 - N , .Qi A , 2135 ' N- ffgigfffs' K ' ,e 7 ft, 5, Rf ,li . 'f ,Mx g Lk,, L ag. A ,M 7 AM ,N EM. C4 ,Mk -- . M. Front row: R. Kelly, E. Buckholtz,,A. Sonego, J. Rinicella, J. Dzuroff. Second row: Sil Cornachione, coach, I. Popovick, R. Straku L. Terrell, I. Barba, P. Arz, J. Wolf, B. Lickowicz, manager. Back row: J. Romancik, K. Taucher, J. Simcak, N. Lewandowski T. Kubanski, N. Loacker, R. Grahek. FROSH BASKETBALL The Baby Bengal cagers completed their season with a creditable record. Beginning the schedule with a decisive victory over Garfield, 45-11, they continued by trouncing Central 41-17. Wins over Audobon and St. Edwards followed, while decisions were dropped to Patrick Henry, Central, and Latin. Coach Sil Cornachionels charges showed stars of the future in such men as Bucholtz, Kelly, and Loacher. Our Frosh get the Jump against Audobon! Two points for the Baby Bengals! The cagers beat Audobon in this one, 21-19. qi E PPA TRACK Front: J. Kozlevchar, C. Schmidt, B. McKinley. Rear: G. Bush, I. Haffey, C. Schmidt. , -:lu Qs w Nw Ht' 1 li l 7' K g w..-1303-N , N ' sf . fl 3 if- il. ' S i 4... Front row: T. Fleck, E. Dvorak, W. Moran, C. Schmidt. Second row: H. Crzbowski, A. Unger, G. Wheatly, J. Muj- cher, M. Zbiegan. Back row: E. Lake, J. Krebs, J. Muckeu J. Thomas, E. Tamus, J. Ungarsky. 1 Practising daily wherever they could at school before spring, the thinclads prepared for the indoor meets. When the weather permitted, the team took to Woodland Hills Park to prepare for the outdoor events. This continued effort rewarded the cindermen with a creditable showing for the year. Front row: C. Schmidt, J. Nachtigal, J. Schivak, J. Kozlevchar, I. Trucmun, K. Bcdnur. Scconzl row: J. Vniilhircn, E. Tamus, G. Schmidt, B. McKinley, G. Bush, J. Harley, R. Pimpo. Third row: R. Konkoly, S. Chemicky, H. Grzybowski, J. Macken, L. Mamtz, P. Curcio, M. Mosely, R. Dulka. Fourth row: P. Djubasuk, T. Rossy, R. Halinski, S. Cingle, J. Haberny, B. Bryer, l. DeFranko, L. Gaydar. Back row: J. Kralovic, C. St. John, F. Kuchta, B. Kearney, C. Wheatly, J. Majcher. Standing: Coach A. Strosniclcr. sll.ir fi 3. if gumgw by 5 I f g. s' . rv , F -Que I !lazga.g.ia': james Pocta, treasurer, David Gibbons, president, George Fedor, vice president, and Robert LaMont, secretary. DADS' CLUB The Grand Bazaar and Raffle, the Outdoor Picnic, Box Lunch, Christmas Party, Roast Beef Dinner, Summer Retreats, Freshman Night, Card Party, Father and Son Communion Breakfast, and many other activities comprise the regular Dad's Club program of the year. With such a full schedule, energetic Dads met in large numbers every second Wednesday of the month, with the Board of Directors and Advisory Board meeting every first VVednesday. Besides these successful activities of their own, the Dads found time to discuss school prob- lems with the faculty members and to further the interests of the school with an ever-present anxiety to help all of their sons, endeavors. The students salute the Dad's Club and express their gratitude for their help. The school is far richer because of their interests and sacrifices. Roast Beef Dinner and Annual Card Party. - 1' YB ., ,..r..:s I'V'1 1.l.X - Father Method Cranchie, O.S.B., moderator, and Mr. David Gib- bons, president, discuss plans for coming events. Dud's Club Executive Committee and Board of Directors at their regular meeting in the faculty lounge. . ill! ...P This year saw the addition of a new club to Benedictine's many school organizations. This was the Chess Club, which seemed to 'catch fire' as soon as it began. On Thursday afternoons the new players were given in- structions by Father Edward, the moderator. and afforded an opportunity to learn special moves from the older mem- bers. Tuesday afternoons were restricted to play among the more experienced players, who form the nucleus of the team. The school team was com- posed of 14 freshmen and sophomores. CHESS CLUB Standing: M. Walsh, W. Wiecek, R. Karlovec, I. Debelak, D. Spacone, D. Wackowski, E. Turski, D. Nemeth-Barath, V. Malcanes. Sitting: T. Sarka, V. Prikochis, Father Edward, O.S.B., moderator, A. Volney, I. Mesin. TW., Near table, clockwise: A. Valney, D. Spacone, T. Sar- ka, D. Nemeth-Barath. Far table, clockwise: E. Turski, I. Mesen fstandingj D. Wac- kowski, W. Wiecek fsittingl J. Debelak, I. Prikochis, R. Karlovec, V. Marconis. 'Raw Y , J' Q, 4 x' - W' M .x l x ...yu .. ,,, Q iv Q' a J, 5' L J -asfg rf 'QI' 'V P QE 5' wif- 53? s 'If ',f'f Wx In , A' I al. 'U 4 N.-th. 9 -4 V A rg ,. .. uf. ES Q ' X- N was . -5 .ik Z5 X . H Idlylg I me faq. P V I Q S Fr. Florian, coach, L. Onders, P. Vanik, R. Toth, J. Ungarsky, B. Kassal B. Sedlak, A. Thomas, A. Mates. Fore! This is the cry that is annually heard in the spring 'ls the BHS golf team begins driving balls around the links. This yearis team shows eh impionslnp Caliber. Two of the four returning lcttermcn played Columbus last year. Holding on to first place during the first half of the season, the Bengal keglers showed line form but were unable to keep the pace in the second half. Highest average belonged to john Sirnsic, with a 167. K' R to Standing: D. Miskinis 1 X Fred Boatman, E. Lake J. Kazimour, Mr. E. Hor- gan, I. Simsic, P. Berger, , , E. Robatin. Kneeling: jerry Flynn, captain. 3 vt r----'. X 90 if f' fi w'Li3f'EE?LT 3 i. E'2.2S9 TENNIS Lcd hy returning lcttcrinan Ron Bat- zei, the Bengal tennis squad Compiled another good record. This season fol- lowcd up thc succcss of last year, when the Bengal doubles team of Tom Iira and Ron liatzcl took top honors in the city and wt-nt on to participate in the state tonrnaincnt at Columbus. A new coach, Stn-vc Vargo, appointed to handlo thc- racket squad this year, dvnionstratcd his interest hy organizing the tcaln hcforc spring had begun. J. Coebl, R. Zeleznik, R. Batzel J Iackobism and Mr. Steve Vargo coach ., V' '14,i'!i6n,F Lt'I.Zx-!llla!!S.m-,fimQ L'iSLhi1't'!1Eil 1Y.ARl.1 92 Destined for a fall! WRESTLING Front row: I. Radel, C. Macko, I. Stanek, F. Paparone, C. Lorenzo, C. Piazza. Second row: P. Dowling, I. Coggin, F. Nero, A. Blazenyak, I. Kmett, J. Louis, C. Ina, R. Victor. Back row: Walt Porowski, coach, G. Iaskiewicz, R. Smitko, A. Jakubisin, L. Louis, E. Robatin, J. Flood, J. Bednarek. Under Coach Walt Porowskiis direction, the Bengal mat- men Wound up with a second place tie in their league. A green but spirited squad, the Wrestlers showed determination all the Way, and proved to be real champions. Among their Wins were the triumphs over Thomas Edison, 32-75 Barbarton, 35-3, Garfield, 22-16, Cuyahoga Falls, 21-15, and John Hay, 21-17. Mat practice before the match. 'lib C Zklk INTRAMU RAL BASKETBALL Unique among the extra-curricular activities available at Benedictine, every junior and senior is afforded an opportunity to participate in intramural sports, especially basketball. Starting at the beginning of the year and extending till March, the Intramural Basketball schedule conducts an energetic campaign to select the respective champion. More than 200 boys comprising 24 teams participated in this yearis play. Percentage champs in the first lunch period basketball league was St. Agnes', while St. Nick's took second lunch honors. r 1 A 1 ,yy W ' . . .lk V . . ' 5' ' . . z .Q . 2 2. . 5 '79 i . va. V an fm- li pk . a i ' 5 X 4 li ' . K I 'A' 'B' if A . .. ffs. . , 72 A ii A bl' 'f' I A 1 5 p is it ' K Fr. Aloysius, director of Basketball Intramurals. FIRST LUNCH Won Lost St. Agnes ....... ..... - -10 0 Crusaders ........ ........ 8 2 All Saints ........ ........ 7 3 St. Ierome ....,... ........ 7 3 St. Leo ......... ........ 6 4 St. Ivan ............ ........ 5 5 St. Anthony ........ ........ 5 5 St. Paul ............ ........ 3 7 St. Mark ...... ........ 2 8 St. Charles ............................................ 1 9 St. Donald .............................................. 1 9 SECOND LUNCH Won Lost St. Nick .....,...... ,,.,,,, 8 0 St. Michael ...... -,,,--, 6 1 St. Thomas ,...., ,,,,,,,.,,, 6 1 St. Patrick ,....... ....,..,,,, 6 2 St. Iude ..........., ,,,-,,,.,-- 5 2 St. Boniface .,.....,. -,--,,,-,,, 4 4 St. Philip ......,.., ,,.-,-,---, 3 3 St. Dominic ....,...., ,,,--,-,,-, 2 4 St. Benedict ..,..., -,,,,,,-,,, 2 5 St. Eugene ....., ..,.,....,, 2 6 St. Gregory ,..... ,,,,,,, 1 5 St. Rose ...,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 5 St. Iohn ..........,...,...,..,...,,,,, ,,,,,,,,-,-,,-,.,, 1 6 CRUSADERS-Front row: I. Kortan, L. Onders, E. Sheets, C. Schmidt, A. Thomas. Back row: R. Tomko, S. Biro, and D. Jindra. ST. AGNES-Front row: E. Cam- bron, S. Tischler, J. Way, P. Cramuglia, B. O'Brien. Back row: I. Schust, and C. Rozanski. ST. MICHAEL- J. Ungarsky, B. Kikta, R. Weber, B. Stefanek, and M. Anzalone. ST. NICK-P. Martoccia, I. Bush, I. Haffey F. Goodyear, and G. Joseph. ST. PAUL-W. Moran, I. Sedlock, M. McBride, A. Mates, ST. THOMAS-T. Fra, L. Horvat, E. Watral, F. Kastelic, I. McNally, and T. Schikowski. M. Skowronski, and B. Paul. ST. IVAN-Front row: L. Andrews, M. Kanor, F. Ianczu- ST. CHARLES-Front row: R. Malik, R. Kraemer, R. Boeckl, R. Smith, L. Malik. Back row: E. Desmarteau, and A. Lang. lewicz, I. Karaba, E. Giguere. Back row: A. Kula, and C. Barsa. fain ieei 1 S . .iii ' .1 T . .S S 1 ff 4, pq A 3 Ke! 5 K PW K K f ff' 5 f +. gf -Q A ., 2 . Q.. Y 'F ' f A A . J 32. we kgliiiiigli 1 .5 5 . 1 ' . . w 5 ,gg i ig? .ig L. fl! 1 ' 1 .le . S A ' 4 V gk W A 1 8 ed.. -is 9 M .K 7.3.5. I .W ,A . A A . .,.... . , F Y 1 S5 V I f g 3 g5f515y.zf.. -i ' , . . . I 5 . ,.1f53sa'f'p1z???.- we J' . A .L : ,I , Q. .zlfzig ST. BONIFACE-L. jankura, T. Burson, R. Ssak, and I. Meyers. Springle, W. U9 F.-3452?-?'g4ii, liQff:' i4'1s5 Uiaifzliifv ' ' . 1. 24 ,W -- .- ' s f.3q,1e:..2.,g.:gg-. if- .fws ww , . ,f :fin-gm - If .1-. Q A 1 -liz , sy. .f'..3wsz.i,fasl .z f sisilfii .- Qi J... ,..., . . ...Agp , .. ,A Q , ,J ,mg ..,,,M.,.,. ... . ....-M.. .. - 1 ...k in . 22 v- . . 1 Qi Q .. -Z. .. 7 . gbfigf gmgzgfligi L zk L ..P.kf33Ml if , . Q L ,S ALV . fl.. 7,5 I 1' -Ffa. 2: :sw-: ' he yi 2541 . . , ' ' X . Fizz J S JR V , 1, U L' hgf . KQV' K 1 ., - -,-f.7' ff.. . . - 4. A 18 w g . S fy .M is zz X3 1 'id' sf- f ,' 'lf Atl Vi f xy .S f If 'X' - . . I x .. 5 ' 5 , 5 ' I ii' A ' ' 5 is 5 A iS3 iL M ST. DONALD-D. Schlund, R. Raith, Skufka, V. Terrano, and M. Powall. I. Musso, F. ST. ANTHONY-Front row: P. Wallace, E. Dvorak, L. Wolf, E. Timko, G. Miller. Back row: J. Broach, I. Debelak, T. Hejra. a na .- Q 1 ALL SAINTS-Front row: R. Halinski, A. Flynn, I. Tru- man, B. McKinley, J. Bednar. Back row: I. VanKuren, I. Nachtigal, and A. Ungar. ., .... .,. .,.... ..... . . . Q? -IQ. Si: 52' R Rv, B ,V We nw R S Q gg L pe ' .. . -b f-Si 'I' if 5-': :i Eifi5'3SfZ5: - X H- if : -5 fin :J :-fl:fs9K'?'. . . ' . 'f- 5 -5 . ' A AL V K ., ii A A s S I2 wi 5' N' Q55- V Ly i .K+ . ? E.: J .Q . wifi ST. PATRICK-Front row: P. Berger, J. Zakel, C. Stalzer, J. Murphy, and C. Kelly. Back row: R. Kassai, and B. Bea. ST. RAYMOND-Front row: T. Russo, R. Rubar, B. Pfeiffer, I. Criesrmer, and F. Zurney. Back row: W. Thesling, and D. Trhlin., T? , 1 A . fa Q hy 5 ', W S ,1B?1e.ji8g.. SE M1 ie. B ' kg f , S ST. EUGENE-Front row: R. Palzza, A. DeVencendie, J. Sigmund, M. Manza, and J. Kerbs. Back row: J. Molnar, A. Muhle, and T. Kosan. ST. PHILIP-I. Gibel, R. Kolowenko, J. Katako, S. Stefka, S. Pestre, and A. Tuttin. Fr Robert coach, demonstrates to S. Stefka, J. Fakult, I. Mallinak, BASEBALL VARSITY Following up the success of last yearls team the diamond men show promise of another top notch season. In 1951 the baseball squad took East Senate honors, but lost the City-championship to St. Ignatius. Prospects for the Bengals look good with many stars returning. The 1951 record showed 12 wins and 3 losses for Benedictine. Runs Hits Errors Bengals ....... .,....,... 9 9 1 13 30 Opponents ..,...............................,....,...................,........,......... 41 71 39 5.1254 Tiiiiill'-i6'n2.r 2' 'iw Wh' Lel 5 '?k!'a. i XSS. 3391, 'R A4 lTT5 B. Kikta, I Schust B Popovic, I Patrick P Gramuglia I Weber and A. Sindelar , - X , K - xx Q Q 'FSI 1 ' mfg f x W, 79 gg 2 I Ml ' .Dim -X gi, -' .. 'Q-Q 1 v f Q w. x -.,:' p- Q i - if Q' fig ' Wi' Y Ts., Q i . L , E Q- , . K E - Mi Q R X i f mf glffrj , Vp'Qf',f lfiam fr, , mind' 1 l 15gu7.. MVvy .u A .Why 'Lak 'f U UWM W' ' ' W' fl' IWW' 1 f QF? A-gi? 2 wr ...- - H- ff? 3-'Q f T A , m.x1, '- :u- .:3-l-t-P-- -, 5 ,V ,W 1. 0 ,SA--1 A WM -xi, afgig W 'sm N L,.b. X i -,Q l .... :Lama-Q? 5.51, fivg--5+-1- 'Q 1,1 3 Pi , if JI' It Y f ' , 5 33 3 57 11 3 ' 'ia 'I j f1, l 'f Q fl 1 i 0 il-TQ1 ali' -J 0 v' 9 i i,i1 JV' 0 G' ig? f 5' 5' iw We inf . -9 1i 1i'0i610a,o ai i' i'.i's1Wi'i'v J' 959 via Q in fbi' vliia f'Q'LU1'i' 016' :P iw' an we 2 gg -0 ,v1,? v',-v,0. i'.-vit i1.v.gy.v'f-if-il! 11-v vi' v iw' 6' ,Q iw' -i'il.oj,i! i'uw1.v10,i! p 5'79 51 0,110 6' V' Q' if! 1 i'-i'.i'fv 0091 f fa K L lv f - yn-Q-v Y x , I 4-yf, f f ,s-Mix in ww l l'P.50I'Il . . . V?x vcdV4 i5llUt1'il!1f liar Swami l,l.nr.x uf l'i.vl Nm F img um- !ll1IIl'Il ml .xml 4-Wlaix tlX1'SIllKlt'llf9 it is il xlmrp I-mrtlxxxf hr tln- ll Q -nm' 1:u'n1irf'1's Ulm xg. 'J' Q ff' tl.. lirs! !l.lflll1tll!ILlqblussuf I I I H Ill in- 5 It K K U A n V lli1'lili'YlI 111 Nw prnglwss ul li: 5 1 High '-U B T I' Stpllmll, Q 19271317 X 90 Q5 F 1 A N Ks X. . PROM COMMITTEE Standing: I. Leskovec, C. Notarberardino, M. Skowronski, I, Kelley. Sit- ting: J. Halligan, I. McNally, I. Catalano, R. Cresko. SENIOR i -aa. 5, , Y V V A .. A Q1 ' -W... an-. Q-in Rf r it C' 'R me DECORATION COMMITTEE Standing: R. Zelesnik, A. Mates, I. Snock, A Thomas, E. Mekker. Kneeling: P. Dowling. Stand ing: I. Ungarsky, E. Egensperger, and R. Olden burgh. CLASS Making '51-'52 one of the most memorable years for any class in the twenty-five year history of Benedictine High School was the primary aim of the Seniors. Under the guidance of Father Cyril, the Seniors prepared themselves for a year filled with activities. After the election of officers, executive members were selected from each senior homeroom. On October 21 came the Senior Kick-off Dancef' the first of their successful ventures. The Annual Christmas Ball came next. This was held at Park Lane Villa on December 27th, where in semi-formal dress, the Seniors danced to the music of Bob Pattie. At press time of the annual, plans were already formulated for additional socials and another dance after Easter. The Senior Prom, which will close the Senior events of the year, is also under consideration. KICK-OFF DANCE COMMITTEE Upper left: j. Koral, C. Schmidt, M. McBride. CHRISTMAS BALL COMMITTEE Standing: E. Linn, C. Stalzer, I. Zakel. Sitting: R. Bea, E. Cambron. 'Hindi' Moderator l', CIYHIL NOYOTNY, 0.S.B. CLASS 0l l ICl'fHS Sitting: Czgrl Stalls-r, pn-sidcutg liclwzml fjllllllH'0lI, vice-pr dc-nt, Sfllllllillpfi fNliclmm-I Anxallnm-, SL'i'I't'Hll'y2 VIRIINCS Zak:-I, Sgt :xi ZlI'lll51-lllllll Slwrupski, ll'4'a1sull'vl'. l'1Xl'XfU'l'lYl': CfONlMI'l l'l'fl'f Q F I 9 5 2 Stmzrlingz A B4-lu-dictlls, K. llrulwiss, R. Nc-wnmn. Sitting: NlcBrlclv, VI. IXUIYII, R, Haul, C. Sbhllllllf, F. Linn. - 1- ,gag -Q M., 'fsta- 7 S, ,,.., 31. ,ws MICHAEL C. ANZALONE Mousey Secretary, Senior Class, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Bengal A.c. 2, 4. STANLEY M. AZUSENIS Azu RICHARD BAN DSUH Dick GEORGE R. BARSA Curley Football 2, 3, Track 1, 3, 4, Bowling 35 West Side Bengals 3, Intramurals. GRADUATES P. ELLIOTT ADANIS Digbee Football 1, 2, 3, Bengal A.C. 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1. JOHN G. ADAMS lack Aero Club 4, Bowling 3, Intramurals. CHARLES ADLARD Moe-Moe Class Olliccr 1, Intramurals. LOUIS W. ANDREWS Lou Student Council 2, BENEDICTINEQ West Side Bengals 3, Intramurals. - 'QL of 1952 RoBERT1.BEA Bob Senior Executive Committeeg Intramuralsg Aztec Booster Clnbg Bennet 3. LEONARD V. BELAK Len Hall Guard 2. NORMAN E. BENDER Norm National Honor Society 3, 45 BENED1c'r1NEg lntramuralsg IV-A Boosters. ANTHONY K. BENEDICTIS Tony Senior Executive Committeeg Intramurals. l i Vs! INIORS JAMES A. BRINDZA Iimmy National Honor Society 35 Intramurals. JOHN E. BRYER I ack Library Staff 1. FRANK E. BRYJA Baseball lg Hall Guard 2, 3, Wrestling 2. ANTHONY M. BUKOVEC Toto Class Officer 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals, Baseball 1, Track 1, Bengal A.C. 2, 4. its EBi:W5'f? fa ...Q af -:valine PAUL E. CABLECK Hall Guard 2, Intramurals. EDWARD M. CAMBHON Eddie Vice-President, Senior Class, Aztec Booster Club, Student Council, President 4. RICHARD P. CASSERLY Itch Football 2, 8, Basketball 2, 3, Intramuralsg Baseball 45 Hall Guard 4. JEROME W. CATALANO Jerry Whirlo Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, President 4, BENEDICTINEQ Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 4. W' PATRICK DOWLING Lover Boy Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3, Intramurals, Wrestling 2, 3, Captain 45 Bengal A.C. 45 Aztec Booster Club. RICHARD A. DURDAK Dick LAWRENCE A. DYLAG Milkman Library Staff 1, Student Council 23 Hall Guard 1, 2, 35 Intramurals. EDWARD R. EGENSPERGER Butch Band 4. of 1952 ARTHUR V. CROSS Art Aero Club 4, Hall Guard 3j Intramurals. ANDREW T. DANKO Lefty Football 35 Intramurals. RICHARD M. DEOREO llltl'2l1lll,ll'LllS. JOHN A. Di CILLO Iack Library Staff 1, 4, Whirlo Club 1, 2, 3 4 Student Council 2g Bowling 1. gig, K sr H L f 5 ii H, THOMAS D. FAY Deadhead Class OH'icer 35 Football I, 2, 3g Hall Guard 1, 25 Intramurals. RAYMOND W. FERN Red Whirlo Club 43 Radio Club 4g IV-A Boosters JOHN P. FLOOD lack Hall Guard 13 Tennis 3, 45 Intramuralsg Wrest ling 4. JOSEPH D. FLOOD I oe Intramurals. CLASS MICHAEL R. FRANKO Little Mike Whirlo Club Ig Football lg Basketball 1 Student Council 25 Bowling 25 Intramurals. THOMAS A. FRATE Tom Intramurals. JAMES S. GASPER Gunner National Honor Society 3, 4g Track 1, 2 Intramurals. RICHARD GIBBONS Squirrel Football lg Student Council 25 Hall Guard 2 Intramurals. EDWARD L. GIGUERE Eddie Whirlo Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Bowling 3, 45 Intramurals, West Side Bengals 3. JOHN I. GILMORE Iack Band 1. WALTER W. CLAZE Slugger Library Staff lg Football 1, Aero Club 4, Hall Guard 1, Intramurals, VVrcstling 2, West Side Bengals 3. JAMES B. GOEBL Stromboli Hall Guard 8, Track 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 West Side Bengals 3. of '52 RICHARD E. GORDON Dick Football 1, 2, 35 Intramurals. PETER CRAMUCLIA Warhorse Football 1, 2, 8, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 25 Intramurals. RICHARD F. CRESKO Dick Hall Guard 2, S, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, IV-A Boosters. PAUL I. GRIEBEL Natzie --sf w,.,..a-sf r . I ,X N! 931. 15 ...J if 1 I as an as . Bimini' 4l 7 A x , .. 'Q . 1 .B fx if was 'S' ff-:si IY,..nQ JAMES B, HALLIGAN Happy Football I, 2, 3, Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 4. DAVID F. HEISS Nazie Intramurals. JOSEPH C. HERNAN Little Herman Intramurals. JAMES A. HLAD Whitie Library Staff, Basketball 1, Intramurals, Student los Council 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, 8, 4. Wwe I f-Q G R A D U AT E S JOHN I. GRIESMER Johnny I11t1'a111uruls. KENNETH CRUBISS Ken Senior Executive Committee, Whirlo Club 2 Bengal A.C. 4. RAYMOND F. GRUENBERG Ray Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bengal A.C. 4. PETER G. HALLAHAN Pete Football 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, Basketball 1, 2, 4 'wr-'+ ,l 'llr1 x 3 L-541 4 ' 1 X .JEL-x OF 1952 LEONARD D. HOLZHEIMER Lee Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals. LOUIS B. HROVAT Louie Intramurals. FRED F. IANCZULEWICZ Iolmnie Bennet 3g Student Council lg Bowling 4 Intramurals. DAVID JINDRA Dave Library Staff 25 Baseball lg Hall Guard 45 Intra nruralsg IV-A Boosters. RICHARD I. KASSAI Cash Basketball 1, 2, Hall Guard 3, Intramurals, Aztec Booster Club, Golf 4. IAMES KELLEY 1.1. Class Oflicer 1, President 3, Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Student Council 3 Intramurals. CHARLES H. KELLY Cuzz Basketball 1, Intramurals. JOHN R. KERR lack .JNUGUV 1 m1-an , i f' SENIOR ROBERT KIKTA Kik Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Track 1, Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 4. JEROME D. KMETT Jerry Library Staff 1, 2, Class Officer 1, Hall Guard 4, Wrestling 3. RICHARD KONKOLY Konks Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Golf 2, Hall Guard 3, Track 1, Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 4. JOHN KORAL Hose Senior Executive Committee, Bennet 3, 4, Student Council 4, Associate Editor, BENEDIC- TINE, Tennis 4, Intramurals, Photo Club 4, Aztec Booster Club. CLASS JOHN M. KRZEPINA Iunior brary Staff lg Bowling 35 Aztec Booster Club. ANDREW 1. KULA Andy birlo Club 45 Intramuralsg West Side Bengals IV-A Boosters. JAMES P. LEDDY Spike 111 Guard lg Intramurals. GEORGE LENGYEL Block JAMES F. KORTAN Cort Library Staff 2g Hall Guard 25 Baseball Ig BEN1-:D1cT1NEg Intramuralsg LV-A Boosters. WILLIAM KOVAGH Bill Hall Guard 85 Intramurals. LAWRENCE R. KOZAK Bix Library Staff 15 Bennet 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramuralsg IV-A Boosters. EDWARD A. KRALIK Ed Baseball 15 Track 1. P' we u 'azawgx 'T ff zf' ?q fy, . -wifi' IOHN LESKOVEC Iohnny Library Staff 15 Student Council 25 Intramurals5 Associate Editor BENEDICTINEQ Hall Guard 45 National Honor Society 35 Photo Club 3, 4. EDWARD M. LINN Ed Senior Executive Committeeg Bennet 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Hall Guard 3, 45 Editor-in- Chief, BENEDICTINEQ Intramuralsg Aztec Booster Club. ANDREW P. LUKASKO Sonny Band 15 Wrestling 2. JOSEPH A. MACKEN Mac Bennet 35 BENEDICTINE, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Bengal A.C. 45 IV-A Boosters5 Intramurals. GRADUATES EUGENE F. MADANSKY Gene Student Council 35 Hall Guard 35 Intramurals. JAMES MALLINAK Eggs Football 1, 2, 85 Basketball 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 25 Hall Guard 25 Intra- 1l1l11'31Sg Bengal A.C. 4. IOSEPH M. MANDULA Whirlo Club 15 Hall Guard 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Knights of the Holy Grail 1, 25 Radio Club 35 Intramurals5 IV-A Boosters. ALDINO O. MARINI Baldy Intramurals. WARREN F. MASTERSON Red Aero Club 4. ARTHUR I. MATES Slugger Whirlo Club 4, Intramuralsg Golf 8, 45 IV-A Boosters. MICHAEL A. MCBRIDE Mac Senior Executive Committeeg Student Council 3, Bennet 2, 3, Editor 4, Intramuralsg Photo Club 35 National Honor Society 3, 4g IV-A Boosters, Sports Editor, BENEDICTINE. JOHN MCNALLY Mac I-Iall Guard 3, Intramurals. of 1952 ELMER S. MEKKER Al Whirlo Club 45 Aero Club 4, Radio Club 4. JAMES E. MENGE Iim Library Staff 15 Baseball 1, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals. RONALD A. MILLER Ra-Ra Class Oflicer, President lg Hall Guard 2. LEO MINTER Choo-Choo Football 1, 2, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 3, 4. -0- f ' 'Hs-rl .ww IV-A BOOSTERS Standing: M. Skowronski, A. Mates, N. Bender, A. Thomas I. Mandula. Sitting: M. McBride, R. Gresko, R. Pfeifcr, S. Biro, P. Vanik, R. Paul, C. Schmidt. wake mag.. I' WQNMSK Aztec Booster Club Kneeling P. Dowling E. Linn I. Korul C. Stalzcr E. Cambron R. Kanuch Standing R. Strumbel I. Krzcpina I. Ungursky I. Zakel R. Bea R. Kassai ,ww-IGF' EDWARD I. MURRAY Ed RICHARD T. NEWMAN Dick Senior Executive Committeeg Hall Guard 35 Intramurals. CHARLES R. NOTARBERARDINO Chuck Intramurals. IOHN W. O,BRIEN Caruso Student Council 25 Chemistry Club 2. CLASS JAMES MISLEY Big M iz BEN1f:D1cT1NEg Intramuralsg IV-A Boosters. ROBERT A. MITCHELL Mitch Football 3g Intramurals. WILLIAM I. MORAN Wee Willie Basketball 35 Baseball lg Track 2, 3, 45 Bowl- ing 45 Intramuralsg Bengal A.C. 4. JOSEPH P. MURPHY Murph Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramuralsg Golf 4g Bengal A.C. 4. ll rf of 52 WILLIAM 1. OIBRIEN O.B. Intramurals. RAYMOND C. OLDENBURGH Hot Rod Whirlo Club 15 Football 15 Student Council lg Band lg Intramurals. PAUL P. OLSAVSKY Intramurals. DONALD G. ONDA Bunko Library Staff 35 Intramurals. .-QQ' NP' LOUIS V. ONDERS Lou Basketball 1, 2, 34 Hall Guard 3, 45 Intra muralsg Golf 4. JOHN R. OROVET Jacko Whirlo Club 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals Bengal A.C. 4. FRANK M. PALKOVIC Hall Guard 1, 2, 45 Intramurals. ANTHONY R. PAPESH Pap Hall Guard 4. GERALD PATRICK Ierry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 85 Bengal A.C. 4. ROBERT M. PAUL Bob BENEDICTINE, Hall Guard 4, Intramurals, IV-A Boosters. DAVID P. PERKINS Perk LAWRENCE F. PETRAS Larry Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Wrestling 3, 4, Bengal A.C. 4. SENIQR RICHARD T. PFEIFER DeChairs National Honor Society 3, 4, BENEDICTINEQ Intramurals, IV-A Boosters. WILLIAM PF EIFF ER Speedy Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Intramurals, Wrestling 2, 4, Bengal A.C. 4. JOHN A. PISCITELLO Rocky ROBERT PONCHAK Punch Hall Guard 4g Intramurals. CLASS THOMAS 1. ROZANC Rosey BENEDICTINEQ Intramuralsg IV-A Boosters. CHARLES R. ROZANSKI 4 Rose Basketball lg Intramuralsg Knights of the Grail 1, 2. THOMAS RUSSO Benito Baseball lg Intramurals. RONALD 1. RUTAR Rocket Intramurals. Holy EDWARD 1. POTOKAR Pots Bennet 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 4 Intramurals. RONALD POWELL Ron National Honor Society 3. RICHARD L. RAITH Ace Library Staff 3, 45 Hall Guard 2, 39 Intramurals CARL O. RAZZANTE Daigo Intramurals. 44 . ..,1, ' I lggv. VQN. MICHAEL V. SCHAFFER Bitsy Class Oflicer Ig Football 1, 2g Intramurals, Student Council lg Hall Guard 1, 2g Wrestling 25 West Side Bengals 3. THOMAS P. SCHIKOWSKI Football 3, 4. DONALD A. SCHLUND Skin Library Stalf 3, 45 Hall Guard 2, 3, Intramurals. CHARLES T. SCHMIDT Little Professor Senior Executive Committee, Bennet 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4g Intramuralsg Bengal A.C. 45 Dramatics 2, IV-A Boosters. G R A D U AT E S ALBERT I. SCHMITZ Smitty Intramurals. JAMES B. SCHOEPLEIN Shep Band 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 1, 2, Intramurals, West Side Bengals 3. JEROME SCHUST Ierry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 43 Hall Guard 1, 23 Bengal A.C. 4. WILLIAM R. SEDLAK Willie Football lg Intramurals, Golf 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH E. SEDLOCK Ioe Band 1, 2, 3, 45 BENEDICTINEQ Intramurals, Bengal A.C. 4. BERNARD A. SENS Bernie EDWARD E. SHEETS Ed Library Staff 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, BENEDICTINEQ Bengal A.C. 4. CHARLES E. SINGER Chuck Intramurals. of 1952. JOHN B. SKORUPSKI Scrappy Treasurer, Senior Class, Class Oflicer 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Bengal A.C. 2, 4. MATHIAS SKOWRONSKI Skrony National Honor Society 3, 4, BENEDICTINE Bennet 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, Intramurals Knights of the Holy Grail 1, 2, IV-A Boosters FRANK D. SKUFCA Frank Hall Guard 4, Intramurals. JAMES M. SNOCK fake Baseball 1, Hall Guard 1, 2, Intramurals. 1 SENIOR BENEDICT F. STEFANEK Beno Whirlo Club lg Class Olficcr 24 Intramurals, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 1 Hall Guard 2, Bengal A.C. 4. GEORGE E. STOFIRA Stufy IV-A Boosters. ROBERT A. STRUMBEL Bones Hall Guard 2, Aztec Booster Club. TIMOTHY H. SULLIVAN Willie NVrestling Sg Manager 1, 2. ANDREW SPERHAC Andy Intramurals. CARL R. STALZER Leetle Carlos President, Senior Class, Intramurals, Track 1 Aztec Booster Club. FRANK W. STANEK junior Band lg Acro Club 4. EUGENE A. STANO Tex Library 1, 25 Student Council 3, Bowling 3, 4 Aero Club 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3g Tennis 2 3, 45 West Side Bengals 3. f .. ARL TQ I ' JOHN E. SZAKAL Zeke National Honor Socicty 35 Track 1, Intramurals. ANTHONY C. SZEGEDI Hot-Rod-Happy Hall Guard 35 Bowling 3. ROBERT F. TANSKI Napoleon Hall Guard 2, 35 Golf 35 Intramurals. VINCENT C. TERRANO lim Library Staff 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Intramurals. - mifilfwggl I G i' araa 'N I , fi: SENIQR WILLIAM H. THESLING Wild Bill Wfrcslling 4. ANDREW THOMAS Andy Band 1, 2, 3, 49 BENEDICTINEQ Intramurals, Golf 2, 3, 4, Bengal A.G. 4. STEPHEN TISCHLER Tish Aero Club 3, 45 Hall Guard lg Track lg Bowling 3g Intramurals, Wrestling lg West Siclc Bengals. DONALD TONIEC Don Library Staff lg Band lg Acro Club 3, 45 Track I, 2, 45 Intramurals. 123 r IN ,v GRADUATES RAYMOND E. TOMKO Ray Library Staff 35 Band 25 Intramurals5 Radio Club 45 Hall Guard 45 IV-A BO0SterS. DONALD TRHLIN Smoky Student Council 85 Intramurals5 National Honor Socicty 8. JOHN W. UNGARSKY Big John Whirlo Club 15 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Student Council 35 Track 3, 45 Intramurals5 Golf 3, 45 Aztec Booster Club. RAYMOND URBAN Intramurals. -..- mm - PHILIP E. VANIK Phil Bennet 3, 45 Student Council 45 Band 1 National Honor Society 3, 45 Intramurals Associate Editor, BENEDICTINE5 Golf 3, 4 IV-A Boostersg Bengal A.C. 4. HARRY W. VERHILEY Light Horse Baseball I5 Hall Guard 25 Track 15 Intramurals Wrestling 2, 35 West Side Bengals. EDWARD F. WACHOVEC Wac Hall Guard 3. DONALD A. WAGNER Wag Football 35 Basketball I, 2, 8, 45 Baseball 4 Hall Guard 1, 2, 35 Intramurals. n 9 'fs' OLIVER WILLIAMS W'ill Football 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals. JAMES H. YAEGER Iiggers Bennet 3, 45 Knights of the Holy Grail 1, 2, Bowling 3. JAMES G. ZAKEL Zake Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior Classg Aztec Booster Club. ROY D. ZELESNIK Zeke Student Council I, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4g Wrcst ling 2, 3, 45 Bengal A.C. 4. l ,J '-Xt GRADUATES JOHN A. WAY lack Library Staff 2g Football 35 Intramurals. RAYMOND WEBER Ray XVl1irlo Club lg Hall Guard 23 Bowling Intramurals. JAMES WEHHNIEYER jim National Ilonor Society 35 Hall Guard Track I, 2. JOSEPH A. WELSH Joe Football Ig Student Council 25 Bowling Intramurals. FITLI ' X it N DONALD G. ZELEZNIK Zeke Hull Guard 4g Track 1, 2, 35 Iutrumurulsg Bengal A.C. 2. ROGER F. ZIMMER Adolph Intramurals. M FREDERICK ZURNEY M Fred I II1tI'il1Dll1'kI1SQ WVrestli11g 2. y 1 . TX -7 K an RAYBIOND A. ZYSKO I in X :F II 1 235 .L V 5 A :Q Hull Guard 2. H-'IMG BOOSTER CLUB PROJ ECTS 0 CLASS IVB itting: E. Linn, C. Adlurd, J. Flood, E. Stano, J. Koral, . Stunek, L. Holzheiincr, J. Menge, E. Kralik. Standing: . Raith, 1. Goebl, j. Catulinio, 1. Szakul, I. O'Brien, R. ysko, E. VVuchovcc, J. Leskovec, T. Sullivan. CLASS IVA Sitting: J. Sedlock, A. Thomas, R. Pferfer, M. ML-Bride, R. In-sko, M. Skowronski, S. Biro, Bender, R. Paul, I. Janiduln, C. Schmidt, A. Mates. Second row: E. Sheets, J. Zcleznik, J. Macken, G. Stofira, T. Rocane, J. Ianczu- ewicz, XV. Moran, I. Misley, J. Bokar, D. jindra, M. Kanor, . Karuba, L. Andrews, C. Bursa, R. Tomko, P. Vanik. Top ow: J. Kortan, R. Fern, E. Potokar, L. Kozak, A. Papest, i. Kula, E. Giguere, G. Patrick, R. Ponchak, J. Schust. . gg. Eli- , as 3 tk ' 4 A W 325, gfsgv AN 6,4 GAL S , . O h ful H if we edg e with a deep humility and gratitude the kindness and encouragement of all of these, our friends, without whose help this book would not be possible. Among them we wish to thank Mr. Leonard Zamiska of the University of Illinois staff department for the art drawings and suggestionsg Mr. S. C. Schultz and the Roebuck and Son Company, our publishers, for their advice and helping handg Mr. H. Singerman, of Character Arts Studio, for his constant readiness in solving all of our picture problems but especially we do thank OUR PATRCNS Rt. 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HOME OFFICE 3289 EAST 55 STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO Greetings to BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL from The First Catholic Slovak Ladies Union MEMBERSHIP: Senior Order 53,000 Junior Order 27,000 Assets S19,819,959.82 A Slovak Catholic Fraternal Organization for Men, Women and Children HEADQUARTERS 3756 LEE ROAD CLEVELAND 28, OHIO Mas. HELEN KOCAN, Supreme President Mas. SUSAN MATUSCAK, Supreme Secretary TGI. LO I-8191 LO I-8192 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 Leo W. Schmidt CO. General Contractors 9920 GRANGER ROAD CLEVELAND, OHIO Diamond I-4050 THE GORMAN - LAVELLE PLUMBING SL HEATING CO. Plbg H 5 V l g ACd g C Congratulations . . from I BUILDERS STRUCTURAL STEEL CORPORATION See our display of DELTA HOMECRAFT TOOLS 2880-2912 E. 34111 STREET Saw Sharpening Service CLEVELAND 15, OHIO vu 3-ssoo Ernest F. DonIey's Sons, Inc. FABRICATORS AND ERECTORS 10203 Mugs Avguug DI 1-4422 Structural - Reinforcing - Warehouse THE GEORGE RACKLE 81 SONS CO. 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Avg if vi MF' W' I J l if 1 gm 1 gfrx X C: gg 596 se A ,gg .fb af ' 'Fl , 'wma' x V '-will Q. 'o ..-y,.,.. mw4 '- ,. ., ' 1- M ww- Y 19' L I ,ffl Q 3 QOCT' N ,TN , S .fe W 1 L5 f, Q ' Am . if Q b is x K 'Q Wow? ' 5 ,, 1 X -U n V I ' , gi: L' wx A f,m ,, . W U 5' ig? -'qi :I Em ,fi ma' A yan 613 Compliments of JOE AHLIN SHEET METAL 8. FURNACE GAS - Ou. - COAL FURNACES Roofing Gutters and Spouting Glenville 1-7630 EAST 99th STREET CLEVELAND 8, OHIO BICAN BROS. Funeral Home 5215 FLEET AVE. CLEVELAND, OHIO Phone: MI 1-9128 Complete Line of Church Supplies and Religious Articles THOMAS CHURCH SUPPLY -no suremon Ave. TOwcr 1-ma THOMAS GEURINK '37, Proprietor BENEDICTINE PHOTO CLUB Moderator-MR. VARGO Tom Kolk Ralph Kingzett Jerry Knoblouch John I. Koral Dan Hudak John Leskovec Bill Kayackas Arnold Siemer Earny Fargo Joe Katoch Compliments of SUNRAY FILMS, INC. FILM BLDG. 2108 PAYNE AVENUE CLEVELAND 14, OHIO Compliments of THE PENN SANITARY LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANING CO. Our Fleet of Trucks Enables Us To Give PROMPT SERVICE 840 EAST 93rd STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO LI 1-6270 14 FQ I ,Q Ein 4 mv' -gvff gg, I S 'xl PL WIN-,xc by , l I' qs 'Y .95 m, 'Wi - , 5-A 'gg suis xwe 19,6 ax, I 'X ,Ji J,m -f-.,3,,'iv ...O-' a 9 1:79 -51 I 5 f fl . Q .-- 1 ' ' , x ' ,,: J '. +5 A A Q lr A ' r 5 - .' I 'iv .. - - - - ' ' 'Q - ,. . - A- V- sz-255 L pt 3 ' ,L W.--.,b-5 -14 ' W- . ,. Q? l f 15' -f - . - , sf r F. .4 .,, ,.., : ' as ' -..x4+W- 'f :1x fs AWK - ' - -3 1 'fx 7 . f ,Es 4 gg N - x. N - -f -1 Q- Q, 1 if 4 1 V . f . .. .,. , ,, , .-. 4 f 4. f.-MT . :g-. Q, 5 'I f' ' fi 5 . ..1'5. 4 , ' H iwxti H U. 25 S -bf , -.K ff? - sg may ipgl- wi-Y W- 'Q-+45 +, . 9' 'XY Q - ' X ' Lf 4, ff Q f Q , 2 5 - ' K I - . wi . - , Q 3 - -- gf - X 3 ' ' wr ' ' v . Sim ,V ' '55,--, ,k ,mf . -.-' '- - A ' . .e K 5 ,sf- ' -. ffsilli--N ' x'?1?2Q ' -A -. f - f w -Q1 ' Q2- . f X - 1 -X H. - 1 qi 1 ,Vx v -.sg ,, , x cl A-, Q. ,I 4, .w . 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A49 I...- Greetings and Congratulations to Benedictine High School from CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS 1883 - 1952 The Catholic Order of Foresters is a Legal Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance Organization with Assets of S51,858,654.00. MEMBERSHIP OVER 170,000 MEN AND BOYS Popular forms of insurance available to Practical Roman Catholic Men and Boys from birth to age 60 Provisions: Dividends, Cash Loans, Cash Surrenders, Paid-Up Insurance, Extended Term Insurance, Automatic Premium Loan ST. ALOYSIUS COURT NO. I657 ST. BENEDICT'S AND ST. LADISLAUS PARISHES REV. JOSEPH UNGARSKY, Spiritual Director OFFICERS : JOHN S. KRAFCIK, Chief Ranger JOHN J. URDA, Recording Secretary PAUL MARTIN, Vice Chief Ranger ANTHONY P. KAVAL, Financial Secretary ANDREW TABASKO, Past Chief Ranger MARTIN VASICEK, Treasurer JUVENILE DIRECTOR: Stephen Shepardg TRUSTEES: John Sabovik, John Stofko, Joseph Talorg CONDUCTORS: Stephen Krafcik, Stephen Pollackg SENTINELS: Harry 'Shepard, Andrew Stofko, VISITING SICK COMMITTEE: Stephen Klima, Andrew Kowalski, SPEAKER: Richard Stofko. Full Time Court Representative: ANTHONY P. KAVAL 'II324 CONTINENTAL AVENUE Phone RA 'I-6253 Success and Happiness to the CLASS or 1952 from Compliments of HANDY'S MARKET PRINTCRAFT CARD CO., INC. Finest in Meats LEE-HARVARD SHOPPING CENTER Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Compliments of KONRAD FURNITURE CO. 1425 EAST ELM STREET SC RANTON 5, PENNSYLVANIA 4857 TURNEY ROAD GARFIELD HEIGHTS BR 1-2737 4 . ff H. 2 .Nga K K , , A nw 5' V , - ': 4 V 9' fl, -i L at 4 4 ' . af 5? - A K I '5 gp 5 5 X Hr . ,,,f Ax ' AQ M' 'ZEP ' - .. 'fv A+ 1 '5'fe1vv ' fn.. 51 Pm . I 3 J s Q Q , .fix 5 fl Q Tk an ex it ' I - 1 X . 6 , 5 fl 4' A I S QW' 4 Q 4 Q K ll X .1 -.x,. ,, .Z ' Q' all S Ggx f':31ggu 3 'Vp , h Q' x- X ,, 1w ' .ri gil, 959 552 l A A fs, . 7 I sys?-SW l x, K fix . 1 'i Qi Y W 5 4' 49 I lf!!- ,hg il Q If W -an 1,5 5 x L ..:.:. .. FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Automobile General Liability Bifggiy 5- C- C5557 YURWK Mongaiiiismance Cifgilty General Insurance Agency P55255 2135 BELLE AVENUE BOUIEVGYCI 2-5251 CLEVELAND 7, OHIO ALUMNUS 1931 CLASS Skagen 5 Qfzozfek, fl2127ua.A0f2 ' Orfzr-net 'SSZ LISZZO f I C5195 S, SENIOR CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOLS. - H. G. ROEBUCK 81 SON 2140 AISQUITH STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND PRINTERS - LITHOGRAPHERS TO SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES EVERYWHERE Producers of THE 1952 BENEDICTINE W as- wr-' iw 1 Qtr.: r . K .. . 35: . fi' I T in ' 511, fiitf.-. 3?,AlV fbi . .W . 55 'tn 5.5.4. P5743 . dw: cf. . J . K. .56 W 522:-m 4 1 .sf lea --r was gg. v... ' w 1:.3'Ifi .. ' SEN IOR CLASS A ADDRESSOLOCY P. Elliot Adams ......... John Adams ......... Charles Adlard .......... Louis Andrews .......... Michael Anzalone ......... Stanley Azusenis ........... Joseph Bachna ....,......... Richard Bandsuh .......... George Barsa ....,.... mage Rd. . .......... 1602 Ridgefield .--------.-1450 W. 52nd St. W. 115th St. --------3565 Tolland Rd. ------.12505 Locke Ave. -------.2076 W. 33rd St. -------.3629 E. 114th St. Gerald Ave. Robert Bea ............. --.- ............. 12902 Austin Ave. Leonard Belak ................. --Box 21, Northfield, Ohio Norman Bender ..... .. .............................. 808 E. 95th St, Anthony Benedictis .......... .......... 280 3 Central Ave. Paul Berger ..... .-- ........... ......... 2 160 W. 20th St. Stephen Biro ......... Henry Blozer ......... Joseph Bokar .......... Jarrres Brindza ........... John Bryer ............. Frank Bryia ................ Anthony Bukovec ......... Paul C ableck ............. Edward Cambron ......... Richard Casserly .......... Jerome Catalano ........... ---------11313 Lardet Ave. Brighton Ave. -.-------.-6615 Edna Ave. ------.--1550 Ridgewood -----------2206 Evelyn Ave. --------11800 Shadeland Ave. -------.--.9702 North Blvd. Charney Rd. ------.-1179 Yellowstone ---------.3684 W. 135th Str --------.3818 Bushnell Rd. nf.. Arthur Cross ....... - ...... .......... 1 1314 Gray Ave. Andrew Danko .............................. 13714 Durkee Ave. .Q I W1 H .fi ,. K iii .AJC I 3. 1 ' gy. X... 1 rv U. A. Q73 1 .-1 KJV tv. '.,.: E .. at Q 2 E Richard Deoreo-...........--l09l7 Mt. Camel John DiCillo ........... Patrick Dow1ing-....--- Richard Durdak---- ..... Lawrence Dylag ....... - ...... -------.2263 Murray Hill E. 91st St. ------------9324 Sherwood ---------.--.3742 W. 13th St. Edward Egensperger .................. 4037 Meadowbrook Thomas Fay ....................... Raymond Fern .......... John Flood ............. Joseph Flood .......... Michael Franko ......... Thomas F rate ....... - James Casper ......... Victor Gazdak .......... -----------1448 W. 112th St. ---1---11304 Clarebird Ave. -----.-----1197. E. 167th St. -- ............. 1197 E. 167th St. .. ....... 11821 Continental Ave. ---------.----..2l41 E. 106th St. ----------10419 Grandview Ave. ..... ............... 1712 E. 55th St. Richard G1bbons-------------- ....... 1294 W. 102nd St. Edward Giguere--..-...---...-....--.. ....... 5455 Broadview John Gilmore ......... Arthur Calvan ........ Walter Glaze ......... James Goebl ........... ---- ...... - ......... 17408 Talford W. 103rd-St. ------..2512 Portman Ave. Richard Cordon .............,.., .. ...,. 16607 Southland Ave. Peter Gramugliam--- Richard Gresko-----,--- Paul Griebel.--------- ---- ...... - ....... 8134 E. 93rd St. - ....... 10805 Parkview Ave. -- ....... 505 E. 126th St. John Griesmer ............... ---- ...... 1185 E. 82nd St. Kenneth Grubiss ....... ----- .,.. - .,.,,,, 532 E. 124th St, Raymond Cruenberg----.-, .,....,,. 5059 Thomas St, Peter Hallahan ............... ...... - -11309 Lardet Ave. James Halligan ....... -- ............. 1335 Fry Ave. David Heiss ............ ......... 7 98 E. 157th St. Joseph Hernan ....... --- ........... 636 E. 96th St. James Hlad .................... ........ 1 5704 Corsica Ave. Leonard Holzheimer ........ ........ 3 005 Yorkshire Rd. Louis Hrovat ................. - ....... 8911'St. Catlierine Fred Janczulewicz ..... ......,,,..,,, 3945 E. 67th St, David Jindra .......... .......... 43 19 Behrwald Ave. Donald Jordan ........... ..................... 1 769 E. 68th St. Michael Kanor ....... Robert Kanuch .......... -------12031 Continental Ave. ---.------1602 Ridgefield Rd. Richard Kapes ........ ..................... 3 722 Hildana Ave. James Karaba .................................... 3862 W. 16th St. Richard Kassai ........... Frank Kastelic ........ James Kelley ........... Charles Kelly .......... John Kerr ............ Robert Kikta.--.Q..---- Jerome Kmett ......... Richard Konkoly .,............ -2048 Chesterland, Lakewood E. 102nd St. -----.---.1361 Cove Ave. W. 81st St. -.------5012 Anson Ave. ---------11416 Lardet Ave. --------15624 Damon Ave. ----------11422 Parkview Ave. John Koral-----..-...---..---..--3633 E. 135th St. James Kortan .............. William Kovach ......... Lawrence Kozak ...,....... Edward Kralik ........... John Krzepina .....,.. Andrew Kula .......... .,.-----.--4516 Gifford Ave. --------.---.--19707 -Harvard --.---.4005 Towbridge Ave. ---------11102 Revere Ave. E. 41st St. Wichita Ave. James Leddy ......,,,...... -- ....... 18209 Schenely' Ave. George Lengyeln ....... ........... 2 920 E. 117th St. John Leskovec ........ ................ 1 3716 Darley Ave. Edward Linn ......... --- ............. 4505 Ardendale Rd. Andrew Lukasko .... 1 ........ 12610 Speedway Overlook Joseph Macken ............. - ............... 1391 E. Miner Rd. Eugene Madanskyn-, .... 5 ................ 9420 Holton Ave. James Mallinak--,---..----- ....... 9801 Lamontier Ave. Joseph. Mandula ....... L.-...--- ....... 9829 Dickens Ave. .-..--.19606 Gladstone Rd. Warren Masterson- ----.--- ..,.......,.,,...,. 1853 Vassar Mares----- ...... --- ...... -4007 E. izsrd sr. Michael McBride ...... ------ ........ 2805 E. 120th St. John McNally------- Elmer Mekker----- James Menge----- Ronald Miller .......... Leo Minter .......... James Misley ........... Robert Mitchell ........... William Moran ........ Joseph Murphy .,......... -. ........... 1311 E. 92nd St. - ............. 11816 Bukingham - ....... 3708 Brooklyn Ave. ---14927 Esther Ave. ----12311 Signet Ave. --.---.----17914 Brazil -.--8204 Korman Ave. -.----13409 Chapelside .-.--.-13611 Thornhurst Edward Murray ,..........,. ......... 1 660 Rushton Rd. Richard Newman .......................... 12701 Shaker Blvd. Charles Notarberardino .................. 3442 W. 137th St. John O,Brien ....................... . . s . William OBr1en ....... - .... -- ----13702 Caine Ave. .----12414 Iowa Dr. Raymond Oldenburgh ....,................. 2150 W. 18th St. Paul Olsavsky u................ ..,....... Donald Onda ,....., ..., Louis Onders ,....... John Orovetsg .....,. Frank Palkovic, ,,..... Anthony Papesh ....,..... Gerald Patrick----- Robert Paul .......,. David Perkins .......... Lawrence Petras ......... Richard Pfeifer ..,..... William Pfeiffer ........., John Piscitello ......... Robert Ponchak ......,.... Edward Potakar ......... Ronald Powell ......... Richard Raith ................. ........... Carl Razzante ....... - ......... - .......... - Thomas Rozanc .......... Charles Rozanski .,...... Thomas Russo ......... Ronald Rutar ........... Michael Schaffer ......... Thomas Schikowski--- -9315 Leroy Ave. ---.--9528 Manor Ave. -.---9705 Marah Ave. -.-.-10327 Grandview ----.5018 Harlem Ct. ----8916 Union Ave. --.-10001 Manor Ave. ---.---12727 Grannis -----3226 W. 162nd St. Laisy Ave. ----14512 Alder Ave. --..--13829 Bartlett Ave. 3449 E. 119th St. 9913 Parkview Ave. -----3687 E. 50th St. -----16301 Walden Ave. 3557 Pennington 2624 E. 110th St. 18916 Arrowhead Ave. 4528 E. 126th St. ----2651 Grand Ave. ---..--2625 E. 71st St. Detroit Ave. ------1321 E. 84th St. ,Donald Schlund------ .... --- ..... 16400 Walden Ave. S.chmidt--- ....... ---13300 Edgewood Ave. Albert. Schmitz-------- ........ 570 E. 108th St. Sehoeplien-------- ....... 20852 Endsley Ave. Jerome Schust---.-.-.-.--9801 Manor Ave. William Sedlak-------.-.-.-11425 Lardet Ave. Joieph Sedloclc-------..-..----101136 Dunlap Ave. Bernard Sens-----.---.----.--IOM4 Flora Ave. Edward Sheets---..-..--.-3340 W. 119th St. Charles Singer .... --..--.----475 Eddy aa. John Skorupski .......... --------3167 E. 65th St. Mathias Skowronski----------26200 Oriole Frank Skufca ....... .. ..,. --.----15308 Utopia Ave. James Snock----. ....... ---- .......... 2692 W. 41st St. Andrew Sperhac ..... ----. ..... ---6907 Guthrie Ave. Carl Stalzer--- .... ---.---- .... -4538 Laurel Rd. Frank Stanek----. .... ---- .... --.-3315 W. 44th. St. Eugene Stano---------.--------6909 Charles Benedict StefanelL-.-. .... --11400 Buckeye Rd. George Stollra ....... ----.------3700 E. 106th St. Robert Strumbel .... .--------1547 E. 41st St. Timothy Sullivan ........ .-- .......... -14905 Westropp John Szakal ...................... ..- Anthony Szegdi .....,... Robert Tanski ........ ..-.--- .... - ....... - -11308 Continental Ave. 2841 E. 127th St. 1211 E. 84th St. Vincent Terrano------ .......... - ..... 3777 E. 142nd St. William Thesling------- .... - .... -3667 Menlo Ave. Andrew Thomas ........... - .... - ........ -2840 E. 100th St. Stephen Tischler ....... - - ..... -1433 Northland Ave. Donald Tomec--- .... ---- Raymond Tomko ..... -- ......... ......... Donald Trhlln ....... - ......... - .... John Ungarsky ........ - ......... 3858 W. 42nd St. .3360 East Blvd. -.- ....... 11816 Dove Ave. - ................ -2973 East Blvd. Raymond Urban----- .... -------4134 E. 127th St. Philip Vanik ....... - .... ---. .... --13607 Christine Ave. Harry Verhiley ......... - ...... - ..... 4 109 W. 106th St. Edward Wachovec ....... - ...... -1000 Dillewood Rd. Donald Wagner ....... ----- .... -. .......... 2306 Natchez Edward Watral .................. John Way ......... --------------.------ ---5116 Harlem Ave. -7615 Melrose Raymond Weber----.-----.--2897 East Blvd. James Wehrmeyer--------- -----9103 Laisy Ave. Joseph Welsh ............ -.. ........ -.---3557 Chelton Rd. Oliver Williams----- .... - ...... -----2573 E. 39th St. James Yaeger ..................... ---- .... 2577 E. 128th St. James Zakel ................. -..- .... - .......... 1597 Crest Rd. Roy Zelesnilc ............... 3728 Washington' Park Blvd. Donald Zeleznik-----.-----2859 E. 98th St. Roger Zimmer ........... ---..--.--3941 W. 158th St. Fred Zumey--------------..--.12809 Holbom Ave. Raymond Zysko------ -... ---815 Jefferson Ave.

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