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Published by the Senior Class of Benedictine High School Cleveland, Ohio X 3 % Seniors assist at their lost Moss os students of Benedictine ot St. Benedict's. The shrine of the Socred Heart, familiar campus londmark, welcomes freshman and senior alike to momorablo years of study, work, pcoyer. ond ploy. Christ wolfs with open arms to guide young men to maturity, citizenship, and sointhood. Freshman Thomas Fink seems to be optimistic as he surveys what awaits him at Benedictine for the next four years. The average student goes through 118 pounds of textbooks, library books, homework, and term paoers before being graduated from Benedictine. CO co The mo|pill« (enter portals welcome students to the Home of Champions, Bene dlctlne. f S i t § .(■T Benedictine ith!e . i boosts on enthusiastic following. Win. lose or draw. Benedictine fans reel the stonds boosting the loom, (Q In today's fast-moving world mon are apt to forget that God is the ob[ec , source, and ultimate end of all endeavors. Benodictine offers an education centered around God. However, like the atom, symbol of progress and power, the Benedictine education has many integral parts The priests, brothers, lay faculty, administration, seniors, underclassmen, athletics, organizations, and clubs are the components. Also like the atom the Benedictine education has power — power to mold character — power to form permanent good habits — power to prepare Catholic leaders for an indifferent world who realize that God is truly the nucleus around which all olse revolves. Without the nucleus there is no atom, without God there is no order. Now who in the world would b« up on top of the school? seems to be Boric's reflection os his fellow students focus their attention on getting home 5 j k Bs 6 DEDICATION A$ a varsity football end and varsity basketball center, Mic'nael Hudac showed his promise as a driving influence in the spirit and development of Benedictine. After graduating in 1934, he studied at Saint Procopius. College, Saint Vincent Archabbcy and Saint Benedict's College; he earned his master of arts degree in Classics at the University of Notre Dame. On March 20, 1943 he was ordained Father Florian, O.S.B. Since then he has devoted himself to the spiritual, intellectual and moral development of young men, emphasizing the importance of a sound body and character. During more than 25 years in the Order of Saint Benedict Father Florian coached the school's first undefeated junior basketball team and brought the Cotholic golf league title to Benedictine twice consecutively. The former varsity baseball mentor and band moderator completed his eighteenth season this year as head of Benedictine's Catholic Youth Organization basketball league. As German, Latin, English, Slovak, moral guidance, algebra and physical education instructor Father Florion has contributed tremendously to Benedictine's intellectual growth. To honor his twenty years of priestly service, we proudly dedicate the 1963 Benedictine to Reverend Father Florian M. Hudac, O.S.B. 8 9 SPIRITUAL NUCLEI IN AN ATOMIC AGE to PRESIDENT Serving 17 consecutive scholastic years os Benedictine's president and abbot of Saint Andrew Abbey, the Right Reverend Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B., truly has manifested his capabilities os priest, leader, educator and administrator. Since September, 1946, ‘he president's aim has been to provide the best in education for Benedictine and her students. In November the dedication of the new gymnasium, athletic offices, cafeteria and study hall marked another giant step in the school's growth. Seeking to do and inspire God's v ill os spiritual and temporal guide. Father Abbot hos endeared himself to students and faculty alike. 12 Representing the students' respect lor the president, senior clou president Roymond Z«diurvos presented o check to Fother Abbot os o gift from the student body on his ttomedoy. 13 Administra In Juno, 1962 the Right Reverend Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B., appointed a new administration. Under principal Father Luke, O.S.B., Benedictine saw the elevation of already high academic standards, •he introduction of a semester grading system, and a regular program of guest speakers. Innovations like these add to the intellectual, cultural, and spiritual fullness of the Benedictine man. ion The Rev Damian Sologa, O.S B. Treasurer The Very Rev. Jerome Koval O S B. Chaplain 17 Mrs. Marie D. Hanlon Registrar REV. DAMIAN BAIOGA, O.S.B. French REV. DONAID BAYOIK. MR. JOSEPH BOKAR O.S.B. American and World Kljtocy Latin, English. and Morol Guidance MR AUGUST BOSSU English Personal consultation ond spiritual guidance arc privileges given to Benedictine students. Choplain Father Jerome. O S B.. takes time to consult with Paul Bcskid. 4C. 18 MR DENNIS CORRIGAN Physkol Educotion REV. JAMES FORCAC, O S B. Moral Guidance MR. VINCENT FRANCIOll American history, Contemporary problems, and Economics MR JOHN GRIllO American h-story and English MR. F. WILLIAM GURA REV. FLORIAN HUDAC, Accounting, Business law. Civics, ond O S B. Generol Business German, lotin, ond Moral Guidance REV. RICHARD HUDAK. REV. ALOYSIUS JENCO, O.S.B. O.SB. American history and Moral Guidance English and Moral Guidortco Fathers Roger and Vincent control their half of the court ot the onnuol FocultyWHK Rodio One-dcrs basketball gome The disc |Ockeys fell to the teochers' onslaught for the second consecutive year. 19 1 VERY REV. JEROME KOVAL O.S.6. Sociology MR. EDWARD KUBANCIK MR. TRANK MACUGA REV. RONALD MAHNKE, Civic and English Algebra, Basinet Math, and Geometry O S B. English, Advisor for The Bcnnel and 1963 Benedictine REV ANTHONY MARKO. O.S.B. Chemistry REV. WILLIAM MATYAS, BROTHER ALFRED NASTICKY, O.S.B. O.S.B. Advanced Moth and Moral Guidance Typing REV. CYRIL NOVOTNY. O.S.B. Algebra and Physic REV. GREGORY ORAVEC, O.S.B. English end Moral Guidance MR. JOHN PETRUS Advonccd Algobro, Business Moth, ond Essential Math REV. ANDREW PIER. O.S.B. Moral Guidance and World history REV. THOMAS POOOBNIK, O.S.B. Engineering drawing. Moral Guidance, ond World history 20 I MR. CHARLES REYNOLDS Biology ond Generol science Instructor fronk Mocuga helps students lii.c Michael Geo . 2G. goin o better insight cl geometry through ofter-school discussions MR JOSEPH RUfUS Civics ond World history REV. MARIAN SABO. REV. LAWRENCE SEVCIK, REV DENIS SHEETS, O.S.8. OS.B O.S.B. lotin and Moral Guidance Algebra, Geometry, and Moral Guid- Spanish one© REV. BERNARD SlIMAK, O.SB English ond Moral Guidance 21 MR. KARl STRMEN VERY REV. DAVID VIZSOUI, French ond Lotin O.S.B. Latin MR EOMUND YEMEC REV. AUGUSTINE YURKO, General xicnce ond Physical science O S B English ord Moral Guidance REV. ROBERT WILKES, «v COWARD YATSKO, O.S.B. O.S.B. Bookkeeping. Economics, and Mora! Algebra ond Engineering drowlng Guidance Among Bencd-clines doing postgroduote work ere (left to right' Father Anthony. O.S.B,. chemistry. Joseph Bokor. guidance counteling. Fother Denis. O.S.B.. Spanish. MR RAYMOND ZAMISKA Bond director REV. RAPHAEL ZBIN, O.S.B. Biology ond Morol Guidance 22 REV. CLEMENT ZEIEZNIK. OS B Geometry ond Phy !c MR EUGENE DUKES librarion MISS IEONARDA CUIEK School Nurw BROTHER ANTHONY FERTELMES. OS B Telephone Switchboard operator BROTHER THOMAS KIEL, OSB Telephone iwitchboord operator BROTHER BENEDICT KlUCAS, O.S.B. Cook BROTHER AMBROSE MATUIAK, O.S.B. Football Photogropher 23 BROTHER VICTOR REPON. O.S.B. Maintenance engineer BROTHER PATRICK RYAN OSB Maintenance engineer MRS MARY RICH Head Cook Silver Jubilarian Like any other organization, Benedictine hos its unsung heroes: the men who labor unselfishly to maintain Bened ctinc's physcol development and spiritual atmosphere. Such a man is Brothor Aloysius A. Stefko, O.S.B. On June 29 the Right Reverend Abbot Theodore G. Kcjis, OSB, will offer a solemn high pontifical Moss in Saint Benedict church to mark Brothor Aloysius' slver anniversory as a monk in the order of Saint Benedict. It's an honor to give him speciol recognition that he so rightly deserves in the 1963 Benedictine. May His Soul Rest in Peace . . . The death of B'Othcr Nicholas S Pekar, O S B., Nov. 16. 1962, wos for Benedictine and Sainr Andrew abbey the loss of a dedicated servant. Throughout more than 50 years in the Order of Saint Benc-d ef Brother Nicholas executed his vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, stability and conversion of morals as a true religious, setting an example fo- his fellow monks and the student body As Benedictine loses its first golden jubilarian, his presence will be sorely missed, for he was truly a man of humility, generosity and charity May he rest in peace! On May 19 four Benedictine graduates received tire sacrament of holy orders. Reverends Raymond B Bortnikowski and Phillip J. Marcin, class of 1955, were ordoined for the diocese of Cleveland, while Reverends Roger W. Grics and Casimir J. lechowicz, O.S.B., doss of 1954 are monks of Saint And-ew Abbey. Reverend Roger W. Grlej, O S B Reverend Colimir Jlcehow r . O S B 25 UNDERCLASSES Freilimoii clou rcoroientotive Edward Gotch, IA. and clou moderator. Mr. JoMJph Solar, collaborate to form freshman ttondordt and kiealt FRESHMEN Hurrohl lt' ovcrll 2« TOP ROW ■left to  '|to J- 'm lanete Mill rl Ahn ■J. • •• In Dm iM B .a Wolf- Mulml ROW TWO J«ro'ri' GoibowO Dime Kninlo W • .if M t'« • ■■I  l Jumrt Mm m ROW ONI Wil C OM' in, Tho oi FinV. Mehoel Monteleon - Alien Ko intly. Irtl.e Srnkollot. M.ih . tl lM ir«. 29 TOP ROW Mr To right, J« xi. pifcaoog Yr t.t-ti, D i'jml, ftnr My Ink. i Hurd Gofcti, V irfr Cicconc JcWrp ROW TWO Pool P«.-.t M ord PwiTok, Allila Oa oy, John Blllkk, Anthony Ron, Jetom, A oto ROV ONI Donnli SoHll, Chrh '4 her lichiiy, I  rr Dvlo. Jut'oi F ilmol Pool Nagy. Roymond Krondir I B TOP ROW i left to right) — Jomes Boumbick. Cotin IMxjrowit . Dovid Sovol, Robort Kucko. Fronk Villa, Albin Vai cn ROW TWO Edmund Bonville Richard Su'Ovy, John Dankc, Robert Gladys, Stephen Gotch, Richard Petrillo. ROW ONE - Donald Deitrick, John Calbey. Donald Vorgo. Biogio Meu-'no. Albert Fal-ciore, John Kristofeo, John loketek. TOP ROW lleft to right: Dole Book, Kenneth Semon, David Koroii, Gerald Bucho. Robert Poppord. ROW TWO Joseph Martonovic. Ralph Prawdzik, Charles Romansky, Charles Kohl, George Jablonski, ROW ONE — Ronald Petrovich, Thomas Pojk. Kenneth Elios, Williom Drobok. Dale Doucette. 30 TOP ROW (left ro right - Gerald Cech. John Hornik, Patrick Enrich. Gerald Ko roiok. Robert Vorda. Gregory Gorik. Thomai Horvath. ROW TWO Lawrence Alov .... Lovn Bar!.- W.llio - Stood:. Cc ni Koe h Alexander Davtovkh. Michoe Dominok row ONE T mai Alexy. Ronald Faber. V-.ctor Wo kulkl. RuhcII Diffcrf. Raymond Sloth. Rcg.nold White. Richard Jockion. TOP ROW left to right Roman Stoch. Edword Han el Alexander Redo. Telepok ROW ONE Algi Cepon.i Fred Janowii. Mark Mey i Philip Joieph Simko, Adelbert Rerlco. Jerold Miholek. ROW TWO Joseph Jen- Spinocci. Mark Nicmiec. kin . John Dugovici. M.ehoel Bright. Thomai Strmoc. Joieph Parr, Robert 31 TOP ROW (I«fi lo right' — John Llplok, Dcnnii Wlcherl, Joseph Zolor, Anthony Weiskopf, Thon-o Colla-han. Gory Nagy ROW TV O — Louis Reposy, S'ephen Orcsrlnni. John Skuly, William Major. Theodor© Ed arcs, Ronald Capok ROW ONE Rkhord Modonsky. Gerald Fischboch, William Scanlon. Raymond Osolin, Date Krejci. ID TOP ROW ileft to righti David Bacha. Lawrence Popesh. lowrenc© Me- Stcphon Stolowski. ROW ONE Aurelio DoPaola R chard Decker, Joseph Manorron, Ocnatd Burls. John Kristcfl. Robort Gcelk. ROW TWO Rich- Morcoguiseppe, Jerome Mamoeek. Joseph Gullo ord Grego, Joseph Carroll. James Frabotlo, Gerald Sulhan, Glen Novok, 32 TOP ROW eU to right) - Anthony DeScitcio. John Carroll. Mchoel Dohr.nic. late Cirord. Michael Me-Coflerty. ROW TWO - Ronold Mhconllh, Jrm Hojek. John Ward. John Sporcngo, Thomoj Hedal ROW ONE - Mark Kroll. Daniel Andryicilc, Ooiutb Toth. Daniel Dcit'ick, Robert Dillon, Roy-rond McConnell. I E ion, Pool Url in. ROW ONE Michael Orley. Icon Skowronik. Kenneth DeRubeij, William Reel. Dolo Jlrojteh, John take TOP ROW left to rights Mehocl Fee, Anthony Pcfrello. William Korwon, Michael Groham, V.'ayne Wojfowicx. Timothy Kynkki. ROW TWO Chorlei Muror, John Harden. Thomaj Pcrcak, Thomo Morovec, John Wil- 33 TOP ROW left to right Ronold Kwiotkowtki, lowcnce Wonner. Wiltiom. loth Richard Brichto, Roy- rrtond Inman ROW TWO Gary Edward;. Ronaid LaRiche Raymond Seep Albert To—at ROW ONE lowrence Groy. Michael lenno, John Bill. Warren Ropkc. Ugo Suomi. IF TOP ROW left to right Ronald Mytyk Robert Kk-inhenr. Ronald Zof - Howto. William Hulatr Jamet McGrotton ROW ONE Anthony Roitono. kowtki. Jomot Clark. Bryon WHtino. ROW TWO Edword Petek. Merlin Dominic Potto. Jotcph Ga-blno. John Manchak. John Maiur. 31 TOP ROW 'left to right Morris 7aon. John Fmnerfy. Ale GogIcii'iw. Gerard Flannery. Edward Sonders, Dcrold M-.ik-ovl ROW TWO Ronald Gordon. Terry Keoling. Michael Singlcdon, Woyne Novotny, Angelo Vi- tonga ROW ONE Thomas Sicnl. ow . Jerome B ati. John Du on. .W Ham Goloydo. Robert Veidlvec TOP ROW leFf to rght Jeffery Vcrlm. Rooert Mont . N .--nn C'-.ngowi. Thomas Nowol Ronah. leposo. ROW TWO Anthony DeFrorcc. Raymond Pocholsk John Shiner, Richard Adomct James Big-gins ROW One Jc-es Kr ywicti. Po -' V.:' rewsli. Cl ales Bornosky. M r :el Connelly. 35 TOP ROW left ;o right Jon S enton, Roqc' Kooero, Lynn Tresko. Gorry Pniewski. David Watson, Wayne .‘ organ ROW ONE Michael Marrynak, John Wogrver. Robert Sin-.r.ak. Robert Konavol. Felix Poteote, Michael Zoccaro. 36 TOP ROW :left to right Eugene Royko. John Kane. Stephen Cihlar, Michael Stobene, Tronk Roberto. Williom Koleszar. Stephen laGombino. ROW ONE Robert T.mko, Joseph Grestock. Mxhael Sundro. John Petrello. Mi-choel Marianl. Raymond Sonotro 1 Senior Tom Kvc morski finds himself sworr.ped by underclossmon customers of the school'} refreshment counter. Community homework Is not permissible but freshmen Piatak, IschcTy. Mohnke, Dula ond Soltis toke advantage of a spore moment before class to compare notes 37 Dur.nfl September the 255 jophom«r« elected the.' clou offxar , their leod 8roKhw,tj. pretident. John D.enci. vitc-pretidenf. end Jowph Bcrovith, i« er ore (Wt to right Mr Joteph Bokor, sophomore don mod roto , Charles rctory ond treasurer SOPHOMORES As the sophomores startod their second scholastic year at Benedictine, their enthusiasm and support of school activities indicated their determination to be outstanding. Recognizing the faculty's attempts to broaden their interests and sharpen their abilities they began to think more seriously about future careers. Mr. Bokar has given the sophomores tho friondly understanding necessary to tho development of their personalities into useful citizens. Through his position as counselor he assists them to make their adjustment to life. 38 TOP ROW left to • )h' — Thomot Hytlol Ronold Elli . Peter Strn-.cn. Robert Fln . Ph io Hodonbov. An- thony Roth. Nicholoui Fino ROW TWO Keitotfo Cvimkoi. Andrew Kopoi, George Jacobi Thomoi Ton-kovich Andrew Knopik Robert Totr ROW ONE Knnnetn Schne. :e- Stir ey Cochroc. Don:i!d Cordinno, Richard Marionek. ’imothy Mlooiek, Joieph Benovich. TOP ROW l«.!t to right James St'oxinsky. Joseph Stoker, Allan Bvgaj, ketek. Gerald Kohanski. ROW ONt ?imothy Sopcrsski Peter Cero . Robot Thomas Iwan, Terrence Zesxut, August Tisoher. ROW TWO — James Trochi- Moyek. Richard Toricska, Joseph Sunday, Robert Klc.n mowicr, Corl Rommg, Dovid Novak, David Smolko, Bruce Collins. Stephen la- 2B TOP ROW left to 'igh David Novotny. John Wytrynik; Dennii Krnynak. Donald Wiotrowtki. Jorre Kllkh, Michael Rand. ROW TWO — 'horro Redo, Carmen Bentempo. Aloxonder Huber, Victor Sl«ven . George Vorgo, lecnord Zabiegoia. ROW ONE Robert Timko. Edward V.iholik, Alexander O'Vory. lovrt Sapanoro. Robert Hanij. Thomas Kaminsky, Dovid Smelko TOP ROW left to right Frank Roric. Richard Forlo, R chord Vodovski, Emil Hornock Work Shoribok ROW ONE Cor| Pipoly. Victor Velio. Kon- Richard Koprowski. Robert Hrlclk, Cborlos Bratthwitz. Michael Korwon. rod Kmetz, Robert Vrobcl, Oavid Bona. Ronald Sulik. ROW TWO — Edward Foron, Eugene Paputr, Walter Ki[ek, Paul Pcrhacj. I 40 TOP ROW 'eft to right Robert Hroodo. Robert F n Albert Bn.xo« Kenneth V-eyer. Dene-. KoieUx. Dennii Belovich. ROW TWO — Roymond Poik. Michael loufio. John Bertoio. Anthony Collyro. Jarnei Sor-gent. Alexonder Fe et. Harold Junken ROW ONE — Chattel Sabet’a. loo SeinowAl. Donald Caniglio. John Homocek. Ronotd Norooloniec. George HrobiV. Rtchotd Vorgyai 1C TOP ROW left to right) — John Jokub. Juliui Forkei, Dovid Khai, George Koerworo. John Toi ar. Kevin Nowak ROW TWO Allen Jone-.. Carl Ondful, Robert Bcire, Paul Domer, Jomc-. Kovolik, John Kuzir.l ROW ONE — John Stcfaniin. Mxhuel Morftok. Raymond Tarrovovkh, John Diene . Robert McAreavey. Edward Hongoih. Joteph Coil a 41 TOP ROW left to right — G'«Q°y Coniglio. leonord Honccki. Icon Droidowik-. Jcme Barton, John Ncoclz. John Mikoviky, George KriikO. ROW TWO - AmKor.y Afonjo. Edward Strainer. Williorr Elios. Jerome Ciekomki. Gregory Bodi-ak R.c-0'd Nicholas ROW ONE - Bos! Vem-.ro, Der. Durico, George Sibcl. Richard Dudck. Fred Cermok. Eugene Carroll TOP ROW left to right Richo'd Hartmon. David Rk-mcr Ralph S.tko. day. Jowph Concilia. Albe-t Sontilll ROW ONE Frank Vogoch. Georgo John Rvtnov. Do e K'u «. Gregory Mom. Stephen Trcer ROW TWO Knotrk. Thomas Flowers. Bernard Nohbs. John Hrocc. Ronald S-ftle More Piotak, horroj Morrell-, Richa'd Bcvaro, James Stoin, Daniel Sun. 42 TOP ROW fell to fight Ncui Lion Mkhi. Nvo. Chat •••. Hcpkim. Stephen Bolt .ih. Jarv: Modokievic. Ronald Bur elli ROW TWO Jo -fi Kavinsky Thomai Camcv Philip $jlak Joseph V. -.'goes Lowrencc Forgo:r. Joicph G-. • - ROW ON£ Gcor V:..I..-.- '• ■■■r $Jw, : Lynn Sr ' • V. i nr Pc- I Th«mos Siollcr, Gory Cotporo TOP ROW e‘f lo right Daniel Zobor. cnncth VoVoc Lawrence 'ok- Timothy Kolrinok ROW ONt Joseph Molnor. Robc-t Arth. V jhael Mi- och, Donald Kolos. Stephen Plochko. Joel Modcr ROW TWO Jomes -ker, Jeflrey Norwood. Cl nton S m ons. Raymond Braun. Sombot. Gregory Hughes, Kenneth Baric, Robert Popovich, Clarence Smith. TOP ROW ’!elt to right leor-ord Cvdnik. Earl Scolise. John lochre'. Jorres Koston. W liom Gordon, Jorres Vieland ROW TWO - Cedric Da%- , David Gentilli, Sylvester Daniel. Thoms Zcwocki, Ale Chwnyo. Gregory Betts. ROW ONE John Haos,es Chester Z cllnjlc Jerome- WitVowski. Gory Cugin Stephen Mocino, Joseph Hroclc. TOP ROW left to right Bernard Holder. Joseph Morovcc. Theodore Pout Mo«i, Frank Schwor ROW ONE Pete loltosich Joieph Ciorlillo, Schwalm, Joieph Zdankacwicr. Clement Strohmcler, Allen Brenres ROW James Stock, George Kashner. Michael Marcin. TWO Thomos Moyvold, James lorcnce, Charles lotenero, Terry Poltorch. 44 TOP ROW aft to righ- Dovid Rygiel, louil DeSimone Arvyd Petrol, Alien Pipe Ro: rt Che'oiky. ROW TWO Dovid Oonefrio. Rkhord Coni. John Bobiak. Mich.nr! G« ik. ROW ONE Gene So. ty. Robert Bogmbolcwiki. John Tevii, Victor Neill, John Keller. 2G TOP ROW left to right) Horry Gibion. Theodore Eoiler. Kenneth Gord- Stephen Oobrowili. Jor. v Pckorek Murvin Grody ROW ONE Gory yon, Reginald Matthcwi. Frank Doitro ROW TWO Raymond Sroch, Collura. Chr ifopher Morton Doniel Fink. Morm Eppi. Wdliom Pavolck 45 JUNIORS fleet'd o tKe f'pf'iontoliv'i of thr 23? (union were .eft to right Robert Zrlina, via? prejidenf, Joveph Perrvo. pretident. Father Raphael 2bio. OS 8. iunio lon moderator. Edward Bevkid. treoiure- Frank Fink. Victory. The junior year at Benedictine is the transition year, the stepping stone from sophomore to senior and the serious consideration of future careers. The juniors this year have clone themselves credit. They have manifested their desire for maturity in the willing acceptance of the obligations accompanying each new and additional privilege. Under the friendly supervision of Father Raphael O.S.B., tho |unkxs have steadily progressed along the road of the true Christian and scholar, prepar.ng themselves for the heavier responsibilities of their senior year ond eventually their life's work. 46 TOP ROW e‘t to right ' Joieph AYjmk. Mathew Kopiniki. John Potro. Wllliom Strojmik, So;!--' Po-dowoik. Daniel Mo co. ROW TWO Rer to Co a j, Ch lei Pi • occie Paul Kiuoo, R hard Cl s ai Peter Tokaeh. Daniel Zydow.cr ROW ONE Robert Kinlcki. Edward Turiki. M cha-I Hurley. Edward R kicwicr. Michael Quinn, Stephen Kuruci TOP ROW eft to right Richord Roinii. Nicholoi Sorge Andrew Strodo. John kukianowx;, Thomoi Walrgonki, Raymond Hnreoc. ROW TWO {Xan «■! Weatley Jomel Sat '- 1. William Thomni Alvin Fedor. Norman Garik Charlci Ciurn ROW ONE • $tonn!oi.t Siyme yk ThofllOl Sudik. William Stephen. Cheiter Wojciechowiki. Anthony Ponik-var, Michael Pikui. 47 TOP ROW left to fight’ Mrhoel Roth leonord Rekhert. Edward Prof. Norrron Ravut ROW ONE — Thomo Porvbiky, Williom Simon. Edwa'd Albert SUmok. Thomas Kosciuwko. George Geeik. ROW TWO Joseph Rittle, Mark Hrobik. Kenneth Klok. Gregory Rodeeky Somso, Victor Markus, Arthur Stochl, Sylvester tCollon. William Kolosai. TOP ROW (left to right Jc -es Humphrey. Rcnold MfOl. Richard Kotir.O, Rono'd Hordon. R chard Cer-mok. Edward Beskid. John Kuklo. ROW TWO - Ernest Corji, Albert Potete. Robert Pctruccio, Richard Zid-junos. Chorles Piskura, Samuel Porter. ROW ONE — William Misconish, Timothy Pctsnor, Frank Fink. Michael Kando. James Palcisko, Michael Ekoniok. 3C TOP ROW left to right Elmer Meszoros. Robert Molinowlki. Erneil Przybylo, John Motyas. Joseph Shirokcy. Joseph Bert, John Grigaluinas ROW TWO Gregory Crare. Robert Saboto, ladislaus Hc'czeg. Norman Williams. Alex Grad. James Lowson ROW ONE Ronald Prccyk. ladislaus Gollesc. Chester Bartosik. Kenneth Kocab. Carmen Poppalardo. Fer. 3u$ O flonogon. 49 TOP OW 'eft to right Dor ol Wotton. Cormcn Flerilli. R ‘. ird Walker, Dole Kolbogo. Jomet Yotkncw. Pou' Scftwldt ROW TWO — Myrcn Shawokt. Denn.t Szweda. Philip Kufhor. David Mihalek. Jame: Collin . Wet ley Triple ’. ROW ONE - Albert Clin, Peter Me 'nor. Waite' Hubilh, 0'od • y M G’o n, Thcmot Hordo-lot, Riehord Coxxone. SO TOP ROW left to right Timothy Oxog. John Korpintki. R«hnrd Gezy mollo. Denn.t Kumintki. William McCoe. Stephen Borot. John Nowolonc ROW TWO [dword Hazel. Chariot Kovoth. Ronald Soleo. Raymond Stotick. Pool Megooeh. Anthony Borille ROW ONE Rthord Melntoth. Glen Strexxe. Anthony Motto. Frank Vorgo Terry S--h. Jo-et Per ney. TOP ROW Mr to right Kenneth Kamil, Roymond Kish. Thomas Amersboch James Bomer. Arthur Bed n«r. Robert BubnicL. ROW TWO — Joseph Eerrifto, Edward Ctiorbo, Nichokw Pellecchra. Thomas Matos cw-ski. Lawrence RuC.ns. ROW ONE Remold W I.Ck . Raymond H-.one Rolph Ne“ 'homos Matula, Robert Fischer. o o i TOP ROW eft 10 r«jht Thomos Hud-il George Achr. Regis Zoret.ch, John Schuster. Raymond Horvoth. Ronald Vono. Julius Schillings. ROW TWO — John Tulerko, R hard Hanzel, John Trent, Thomas Grossman, John Kish. Joseph Poiogy. ROW ONE Joseph WKh„„ JAchael Oernmo. John Hoen.gmon, Denn.s Nagv. Jos«ph 51 TOP ROW 'Ml to fight Philip Bovo, George Suhy, Kenneth Schueller. Peter Cordel'O. Richo'd Huth. Refold Prohoiko. ROW ONE Doogloi KcirpiVi. Dooglot McAlcer. Michael Dobo], Gerold Strnod. David Gretko. Poul Bocho. David W.tkiewki 3F TOP ROW left 10 right ' M hoel labudo. Cormen Sieitiono. Waiter loevr Nicholoui lucorelli. Robert FrorVo. Mark King ROW ONE Pool Sunday. Daniel Chorvat. Stephen Plank. William Kcob. Raymond Komivar. Howard Podobo. 52 TOP ROW (left fo fight' — Jeffery KokoI, Paul Sloventkl. Willxjm Mumoi. Edward Glass. Ronald Klein ROW ONE William Schleunan, Daniel FioriHc. Ray-end Zen-,-I. D . id Wolski TOP ROW lelf to ri jh Angelo Rom, Arvils Junkers, James PoJror. John Stefancik, Joserb Joblonski ROW ONE Robert Gatto. James Decker. John Sanders. Donald Joson. RicHord Sombor 53 ■1 CHARTS J. ADAM GARY I. AMBROZIAK CHARLES R. ANOERSON JOSEPH E. ARDALE THOMAS J ASSAD fothot David, O S B . look on os scnio s il. to R Mazzoeeo. Sobol, ond Mock inspect the wide veriety and h: jh quality of the item ovoiloble at the Benedictine book JfC'O. 58 STEPHEN R. BACHO ALBERT J BALAZ JEROME I BARlE EDWARD A BARTKO 1 THOMAS J. BARTNIKOWSKI CHARLES T. BELSITO RICHARD ) BENNETT PAUL W. BESKID 59 LAWRENCE 0 BLAGG STEPHEN J BOBALCK RONALD H 8QMAC ANTHONY J. BRAZIS RALPH W BRUENINC RICHARD J. BRYNDAl STEVE M. BUCHA 60 IAOO M CECH JOSEPH D. CHABAIl JEFFREY J. CHORBA Going to loekers between periods is str. t|y forb ddenI exploin seniors Gi'ordcno and Doniols os they ocquoinf freshman Orongowski with the cor.sequenees. 61 JOSEPH R CREA GEORGE T CSEPEGI WILLIAM H. CSIBI DOUGLAS P DANIELS JOHN M. DAVENPORT DONALD f. DltlA JOHN A DEMMA The door to the Guidonec Offce i olwayi open. Mere senior Thomos Rcbro d  wsses h.s future with ft. William, OS.8 62 JOSEPH P DITCHMAN DAVID S. DOANE MICHAEL J. DOBECK JOHN E. DRAMOS 63 DAVID J. flOfF ROBtRf R ESCOVITZ LEONARD J f AllNSKI JAMES C EARONI CARL M FELICE Tyrone p. Fleming WILLIAM E. FRAZIER FRANKLIN J. FREDERICO .JOSEPH A. FRIDRICM Senior in English closs 8 leorrt the ort of eloquent spooling by the r«i-folion of prose ond poetry. Here Steve Kensicki jives his recifotion before Fother Gregory. O.S.8. 64 PHILIP I FULGENZI JOHN $ GALO RONALD GANIM PHILIP R. GEN7IUI SALVATORE GERMANO ANTHONY J. GIORDANO RICHARD W GISONDO NORMAN G. GLANCE 65 KENNETH E. GOSLIN JOHN F GRAHAM MICHAEL B GRANITO GARY GRANT JOHN A GREGA JEROME J. GRIES THOMAS G. GRONOWSKI f 6 HOWARD P. GUNN GREGORY G. GUT RICHARD A GYURCS1K RICHARD VV HECKMAN Raymond e. hlavacs JAMES N HOSEK GREGORY G. HOSHKO Benedictine science students hove the benefit of guest spoolers from time to time throughout the course of the year. Here a joint senior-junior group obso'bs ideas on atomic structure graphically prevented by Dr. Ralph Po-trucci. professor of Chcm.sfry ot Western Reserve University. 67 IOUIS HUN LAWRENCE M IWAN ANTHONY F JANEZlC ROBERT J JANIAK JAMES K. JORDAN JOSEPH A. JURIST WAITER E. KAlTFN ACH Senior Jo« Kemmerling joint injfri. «ion in the finer point) of Germon grommor from hi) teocher Fother Florion, O.S.S. 1 69 DAVID M. KOPAS FRANK J KOZEl JOSEPH S. KOZIOWSKI ANDREW C KRAVNAK THOMAS A KUCZMARSKI LEONARD J. KUCZYNSIO martin h. ia uoa MICHAEL S. LANTOS ROBERT T LAZIO At Bvncdktinc seniors ore grontcd driving privileges for sc eknt reoson. In longo's cose, he needed the proctke. RAYMOND E. IEGER RICHARD J. UNI DONALD J. LISY THOMAS G. LONGO 70 1 JEFFREY 0. MAHON THOMAS M MAJESTIC DONALD A MANAK RICHARD J MANFREDI GREGORY R MACK THOMAS B MADER 71 BRENT R MARCOGUISEPPE GARV T MARTON EDWARD J MATUS2EWSKI CARL F. MAZZOCCO CLEll R. MeINTOSH BRIAN M M MAHON ROGER J. MILLER 72 EUGENE S. NOWAK JOHN J ORAVEC ROBERT J. ORLANDO TIBOR F. ORSZAGH THOMAS A PAGE THOMAS J. PAJK 73 ROBERT F POLLACK JAMES W POROWSKI TYRONE W POWELL MICHAEL P PREDINA THOMAS G. REBRO DANIEL P RICCI MICHAEL W RISKO FRANK J. RIVITUSC KENNETH I ROBERTO Benedictine scniorj Donicl Bilek. Rcnotd Konioly. and John Swincilon view the mony Khob'ihip oflcf ovO'lable to Bered«tine jtudenli 71 JOSEPH I ROBERTS JOHN I RODACHY ERIC B ROM FRANK J. RUDOWSKY DENNIS A SABO. JOHN T SABOl KENNETH W. SAMBORSKI TIMOTHY J SC HU ID 'HOW.AS J. SERAfIN 75 WILLIAM R SHIRLEY MICHAEL J SKORICH KENNETH A SKRABEC THOMAS E SLADKY JAMES A. SMITH 76 JAMES E SMOUK NORBERT M. SNOPEl PAUl R. SOMOIES EDWARO J. SPAN Scnio' M.ke Riiko and Carl Feli c iee-n to fc« oxprcuing pain o Father Dcnlj. O.S.B reward them for their tardineit. JOHN R SWINERTON AUGUST G. SUPAN GREGORY J. SWIDERSKI PETER A STEFANCHIK ROBERT W. TOTH JOHN O UPTHEGROVE LESLIE I VARGA 77 The Benedictine focvlty frequently uses visual aids to illustrote lectures. Here, Fother Clement, O S B physics instructor, demonstrates periodic wave motion. WILLIAM F. WARE DONALD J. V.'ASCOVICH 78 8YRON I WASHINGTON THOMAS F. WASHINGTON EDWARD D WASINIAK ALFRED G. WIEDERWOHL 79 ROBERT M ZELENKA CHARltS G ZELLE RAYMOND A ZIDJUNAS DANIEL A ZUPSANS Y ACTIVITIES Student council TOP ROW left lo fight Edword Gotch Edward Motutzewski. Gregory Mock Thomos Kuchma'ski. lawrencc Blagg, Charles Braschwitz, Raymond Hlovocv Edward Rusxkiewicz ROW TWO Tnomo Sudtk Joseph Perno, Gory Toth, Chorlcs Ardcrson, Michael Quinn, Donald Delia, Raymond Z djunat. John D ones SEATED: Robert Zel no, Joseph D'tchmon. Co'l Mazxocco. STUDENT COUNCIL Benedictine's student council affords practical experience in democratic living. The doss officers, homeroom delegates, and leaders of all school o'gonza-fions comprise the student council. With Father Denis os moderator the council-men learn the principles of representative government, develop a great respect for autho'ify, and form a better appreciation of the responsibility which the honor of holding office entails. The officer of the 1963 itodent council ore ilcfl to righti Joseph Pitchman, presi-dent.- Cofl Mazzocco. vice-president; Robert Zelino. secretary. Rev. CJcnis Sheets, O.S B . moderator 82 Fo h«.f Jerome. moderotor cf the Knighti of the Alrof. ond Edward Votuizcwski. pres den . demonUrote the ot' titude which cho'octerixet o  erver KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR Setven ot MoU TOP ROW (left t0 right I. Robctl Hrcik. louit Toth. Jerome Pilcovoge. Gregory Mock. Edword Motuuewak., 83 Robert Bybo k (BOTTOM ROW) Timothy Hlooiek Joteph Ben-ovich, lowronco Warner, Phillip Hodanboji. Phillip Kuchar. Yearbook staff TOP ROW left to right': Carl Mauocco, Gregory Hoshko. Edrru'd Ma-tuszcwski. William Dulik, Robert Zoionko SEATED: Robert Vetrlck, Gregory Matk, Joseph Jurist. Rev. Ronald Mohnke, O.S.B. moderctor 63 BENEDICTINE STAFF B ll Dulik (SEATED! and Greg Hoshko took charge of pictures and coptiont 84 Senior photographer Carl Mouoao (SEATED) explains the finer point) of photography to hopeful freshmen Jerome Stalo (left) and Thomos Fink. Getting o late start, seven seniors volunteered to put out o 1963 edition of the school annual, the Benedictine. With Father Ronald os moderator, the seven started from scratch on a crash program to publish a book. Under the leadership of Gregory Mack, who personally checked every phase of the annual, the staff members demonstrated the ingenuity, creativity, imagination, and dedication which leads to a darn good book. All art work was capably and professionally done by Robert Vetrick. William Dulik and Gregory Hoshko shouldered the responsibility for picture-taking and ccption-v'rit ng. Joseph Jurist, co-editor, supervised business managers Robert Zelcnka and Edward Matusczowski. Business monogers 'loft 0 righ Ed Mntusrewski. Joo Jurist, ond Bob Zelenka go over the patrons of the '63 Benedictine. Cropping pictures, subject unity, ond Overseeing oil focots of the entire '63 yeorbook odd up to o lot of responsibility lor oditor-inchiof Grog Mock As the only arti,. on ,h . M jfl eo.edrto, Vetrick did on exccp-tionol ob. In oddition ho d d os many pages, if not more, os the other members «5 Stone proofs. the moke-Up of the Bonnet before final tokes. corrections. ond adcitions matt be token core of on printing, mcon o lot of work for t’afl members. All mis- the stones before the paper eon go iO press. Under the leadership of Father Ronald, O.S.B., the 1962-63 Benner rerained rhe iay-out techniques, down style flush-right headlines, and genera! appearance that have characterized it in the post. More responsibilities rested in the hands of the page editors as all copy and proofreading ond copy passed through their hands. Junior Michael Quinn, retaining his page three editorship, took over the job of editor-in-chief in December. Gregory Mack became an editor emeritus. Sophomore Nicholos Fine become page one editor while juniors Thomas Sudik and William Stephen continued in their positions os associate page two and page four editors respectively. In his second year os head photogrepher, junior Stephen Kurucz was asssted by Marcell Goodwin, and freshmen Thomas Fink and Jerome Skala. B-oin trust of the Bennet is the page editor-, Examining copy ore from left to frght (STANDING) page four editor William Stephen, page two editor Thomos Sudik. 'SEATED) page throe cditO'-in-cKiof Michael Quinn, editor emeritus Gregory Mock. and page one editor Nkholol Fine. Bonne p Holograph erj Stephen Korocz loti ond Varcell Goodwin give the entorgor a going ©v r. THE BENNET By ar the mail difficult ond time conjun-inq toik on the bonnet ij jport (overage The 1963 iporting year wot obty reported by STANDING . :--n Gr.goh.nOJ. MIDDIE ir jpo' t ed.'or Edn d Ruw .cw Ev i- C • KNEElING Gen Sl'erte. ond JportJ editO' Michael Quinn Bonnet new j men TOP ROW left to ricjM Jc ©mo Seolo. Edward Got(h. Eugene Fee Vo. Stephen Kurucz. Peter Stern-on, lawrence Stochl, Alex Grad. Edward Rui 1 ie-wicz, J mej V.nlinok MIDDIE ROW Thomav fink. Walter Mohnke. Glen Strez e. Steven Golch, David SmolVo, Chrijtopher lj hay. Frederick JanowjVi SEATED Nicholai F.na, Michael Quinn. Robert Votrlck. Gregory Mo k. Joieph Jor.it. William Stephen. Tho-not Sod.k. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Jtudcnti TOP ROW le't to right Rciord Chopor. Jom« Mondzc'cw;- James S o t Joseph Kemm«rl.ng, Jerome Gr « , Jomes lencyzewski. Joel Kotanich, Daniel Masiea, Edward Rvtzklewkz. John Davenport, Robert Wehrenberg. ROW TWO: Dorlel Wtieorlcy, Joseph Jurist. enneth Skrobee, Charles C ni, Renafo Caniglio. Michael Quinn, Tbomos Sudik, Georgo Kochil, Chester Bartosik. William Stp«h«n, David Doone SEATED: Gregory Mack, secretory. William Dulik vice-president, Thomas Kuczmarsli. presiderr, Gory Toth, treasurer. Rev. William Motyos, O Moderator Benedictine juniors and seniors possessing the aualifies of scholarship, character, leadership and service arc eligible for membership in the national honor society. Candidates must also meet the following requisites: Scholastic average of at least 90 per cent; honor roll recognition prior to induction; active participation in a co-curricular activity and approval of the principal's office. On Wednesday, Fob. 13, junior members were inducted and seniors received notional honor society pins. The seniors will bo distinguished at the school's honors and awards convocation and commencement exercises with a white satin pendant on the graduation go-vn's exterior at the shoulders. flfl Alberti. Vagnu Society TOP ROW left to right Gregory Mock. Charles Adam. Michael Dvreiko Thomas Kocimorski. prei'dont, Don.cl Mosfco. Richard Chapas. ROW TWO Joseph Jurist. Car Varzocco, Joseph Kem- merling, Joseph Oudn, George Kochik. Edward Rusrkicw.cz, vice-president ROW ONE: Thomas Majestic, Emil H 'sek. Stephen Bobalek, William Dulik. M'chael Dcrnyar, Thcmos Pajk. r Rev Rophoel Zbin, O S 8 moderator FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA Striving to identify, nurture and direct science-prone youth info the various fields of science, the future scientists of America is in its third year at Benedictine. Students maintaining a scholastic overage of 88 qualify for membership in the school's chapter, the Albertus Magnus society. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday of each month in the biology laboratory. 89 MU ALPHA THETA To stimulate student interest in higher mathematics, Benedictine's mathematics society seriously challenges pupils with set theory, logic, axiom systems and finite systems and topology. Under moderator Father William, O.S.B., members gain mathematical insight to challenging and exciting problems and scientific advancements. Benedictine's mothemotics society hos its leadership In moderator Father Williom. OS 8 , ond Gory loth, president. MothpmotiCi :rl TOP Ow I'• to right Thomas Woligorsk, Robert Po ack. Gregory Mock, Eric Rom. Thomas Koczmorski. vice-presider , En-il Hirielj, Theodore Gl'dyon. Richard Roznik. ROW THREE. Carl .V.azzocco, Daniel Mavco. Matthew tCapinsk. Rkhord Chapas. Joseph Kcmmcrling. Stcvon Kens ckl. John Or- °ved, Thomas Pojk. ROW TWO: Joseph Jurist. Thomas Moieslic. George Kcchik, Michoel Dureiko. John Davenport. David Doone. Vichoel Hurley. ROW ONE: Anthony Por.ikvar Vichan’ Quinn, Edward Ruszkiewkz. Gory Toth, president. Raymond Lcger, secretory-treasurer. Williom Dulik, Thomas Sudik. LIBRARY STAFF A ti ting faculty librarian Eugene Duke center . jtudent librarian include le‘t to right Gory AmbfOJ'ok, Sylvetter Kolton, Joieph Hrock, Charte Kohl. Richard Byrne, Michool Yunich Ga y Edward . Richard Ro-inik. Kenneth Elia and Fronci Orovcc. Abient were Chariot Arderton. Richard Decker. Michael Dureiko. George Kochik. Williom Schletvnon. Benedictine- 1942-63 chei teo-n coniiit of (STANDING left to right Daniel Wheatley. Michael Rand, Andrew Strode, Ronald Zapkowski. Thomo KoiciutVo, (SEATED) No-nan Gortki. Richard Roznn Robert Pollock. Thoeno Sudik. Williom Novak ond Lawrence Stochl 91 SCHOLASTICS Scminorionj BACK ROW left to right)! Donold Woicovich, John Michoet Ekoniak. Stephen lokctck Mlehoel Roth, Corl Ondrut. Michael Rodochy. Sybejter Koltcn, director Rev. Marion Sabo. OS B . Kenneth Marltok. Robert Kline. SambonkJ. Albert Baloz. Chariot Kchl. BOTTOM ROWi John Loketek, I Founded in September 1952, Soint Andrew abbey's preparatory trains high school students for the priesthood or brother-hood. While residing at the seminary, the preps attend classes at Benedictine. Under director Father Marian, O.S.B., the scholastics ore subject to a system of discipline by which they build and devolop the necessary intellectual, moral and spiritual virtues for their future profession. Senior preparatory jeminorian Donold Wotcovich maintain! o balonce between ttudy. prayer ond re -■motion. Physicists Examining laboratory equipment and moteriolr ore (left morjki, Gary Toth, treajurer, Rev. Father Clement Zclcsnik. O S B . to right Corl Moxxocco. pretidenf. John Davenport, Thomoi Kucx moderator, oed Gregory Mock, lecretory HONORARY ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH PHYSICS STUDENTS Organized October 19, 196?, by Father Clement, O S.8., the Honorary Association of Research Physics Students provides prom;sing physics students the opportunity to investigate principles and recent developments in science by lecture and experimentation. Each member, selected by the moderator on the basis of aptitude, inte-est, and scholastic record, participates in weekly lectures and Bell Telephone Company Sponsored semiconductor projects. Projects included the construction of solar cells and solar-powered audio oscillators. Gary Toth and Corl Moxxocco check out o component for a joint phytict club protect, o remote controlled model lubmorino 93 Andrew Kncpik 'left . Dad ' '962-43 preiident receive) gavel from hi predeceitor Stephen Kondro loui Toth, vice-projidcnt. ond Father Edward. O S 0 . moderator, look on DADS’ CLUB Benedictine's Dads' club, founded in 1945, aims at developing close- relations between the school and home, to sponsor events beneficial to the school and student body, ond to cooperate with the faculty to the fullest extent. Beginning the 1962-63 school year with a new moderator, Father Edward, O.S.B., tho organization promoted the following events: card party, Christmas party, day of recollection, donkey basketball game, father-son communion breakfast, memorial Mass, and roost beef dinner. The donkey bavketball pome, vporwered by the Dad ' club.  pot Raymond Zrdjuno preparing to remount hi te«d in the choie for the ball 91 PARENTS-BOOSTERS’ CLUB When organized on December 16, 1968 Benedictine Parcnts-Boostcrs' club set os its objective the promotion toward a better civic understanding of the school and its activities through the Bengal athletic program. Accordingly, general monthly meetings were scheduled for the third Monday of each month at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Officers inducted for the 1962 Parcnts-Boosfers' club arc Mr. Carl Felice, president, Mr Joseph Labuda, vice-president, Mr Michael Yunich, treasurer, M- Ralph Triplett, sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Dorothy Crea. corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Stella Rufus, recording secretary. In addition to filing Benedictine football ond basketball p'cgra y the Parent-. Boosters sponsored o sooghetti dhiser, faculty rod o d ie jockey basketball tilt ond pancake breakfast. Charlie Reynolds sheets for the bosket In the basketball 90 . Preparing for the March cord potty is the spring Aowers committee The members on fhts committee include (left to right Mr Paul Defiore, mederafor father Augustine. C S B Mr Michael Yun ch Mrs Joseph Rufus, Mrs Helen Jason. Mrs Elsie Zelina, Mrs Virginia Kordonit. and Mrs. Pool Defiore. 95 BENGAL BOOSTERS Following the example of previous student booster clubs ore the Dominoes and Incas. These two student organizations aim to promote school spirit, providing student leadership at athletic contests. In school they helped to cheer the Bengals by placing painted signs and posters in the school corridors. TOP (tow Mr  o right Peter Tokoeh. Dennis Srwedo. Ronold Suteo. Rchard Chapos ROW TWO - Thomas Wolego'ski. Mkhoel Dernyer. MaHsaw Kapinskl. Ronald Milicia ROW ONE Richard Kish, John Sobol, ond Anthony Por.kvar. DOMINOES TOP ROW (|«ft to right) — Charles Adam, Derms Klukon. Edward Span. Thomas KvCimorill ROW TWO James Virosl. vice-president, Gary Toth, Carl Marrocro. Duvid Elofl ROW ONE Lawrence Blogg. president, James Hssek. treasurer, Michael Granito. ond Mkhoel Predlna, secrctory Rev. Jerome Kovoh O S B jroderator 96 INCAS TOP ROW left to right! — Philip Ocntilli. treojvrer. Jo?eph Bc't. Robert Zelerr.a. Robert Vctrkfc. ROW TWO Solvotore Germano. lecrefary Dougloi Daniel?. Albert Zohn. vice-prr?,dent. Jarre? Frjroni ROW ONE John Gale. Raymond Hlovoc?. prci-dcnt. Wllliom Dyli«, and Kenneth ocab TOP ROW left to right Gregory Hojhko. Jerome Dennis O SB. moderator ROW ONE Howard Gunn Barle. William Miimoi. Joieph Shiroky. ROW TWO Thorro? Mntusrewsk., Paul Mngooch. ond .'Oleph Dudo Lawrence I won, Dennii Corti, Richard McIntosh. Father 97 f j ord MoIvKewili, Vytovtoi Dolide. and R.ehord Bryndol coneenfrote intently on their Kripti before rehearsal. DRAMATICS ♦ ♦ ♦ The Benedictine Abbey Players, a student organization, presented John J. Grillo's original play The Truce. Mr. Grillo, in his second year as drama coach, inaugurated a policy of an allmale cast. The thespian director moviated higher standards and encouraged deeper interest in the dramatic art form. The Truce, a two-act Civil War Drama, centers around three lonely soldiers, two from the North and one from the South. The production focuses on the waste and desolat on incurred by the battle between the States. The characters portray the inner confusion and unrest resulting from this war between brothers. John J. Grillo °ro«otici Moderator inHBRHI Solvolorc Colluro Jowiph Difchmon Jomcs Po'owski ■3 C Pel«r W.tt ■I Raymond Zidjvno MR. BENEDICTINE . . . These ore the five most representative seniors of 1963 They were chosen by the senior class out of fifteen semi-fnolists. From these, ore will be elected Mr. Benedictine. For this final vote, the entire student body will partic pate, excluding the freshmen. A candidate has to meet certcin requirements. He must be a four-yecr student with at least a 85.0 composite average. Besides scholastic standing, his personality is token info account. He must be a well rounded person, active n extra-curricular activities, possessing a congenial pe'sonality, and displaying excellence both in and out of school. The Mr. Benedictine contest was begun in 1953 by the Bennet. Since then one senior each year has been honored os the most prominent fourth-year man. too 1963 U N DELEGATION REPRESENTING CU8A Mr to right. TOP ROW) KoKiwiko. leonord Colobreie ROW TWO) John Sohc Roger Miller, mod- Thomo Sudik. Robert Vetriek. Robert Pollok. Edward Motuwewjki, Thomoi erotor Vincent Franeioli, Gregory Hjhko, lorry Blogg. At tho weekly meeting Robert Pollock e pluin the Communiil thinking behind hil retolut-on on the Ango'o vtootion U. N. DELEGATION Chairman Bill Dolik ond lecretory Thomot St-dik confer on loit minutc prcporotlonj for the conven-tion at Gannon College in Erie. Penmylvanio. 101 JUNIOR CHRISTMAS BALL . . . On December 27, 1962, Benedictine juniors held their annual Christmas Ball at Park Lane Villa. Supervised by junior class moderator Father Raphcel, O.S.B., who arranged the affair, the ball was held between the hours ol 8-12 P M. Sixty-Five dreamy-eyed couples danced to the tuneful melodies of the Norman Vopaf-Chet Kaye Orchestra, known as the little bond with the big sound. At the bewitching hour of midnight, Benedictine juniors and their dotes went home filled with pleasant memories of the night just passed. left Junior elois prejident Jov ph Porno crowni Jeannette Delili of Nordonio High Srhoo! queen of the Christ mot Boll 102 Always o highlight, the grand march signals the end of a glorious evening of merriment. lc4f -- Juniors ana their dates dance to the music of the Norm Vopaf Chef Kaye Orchestra, the little band with the big sound. 103 PRESENTING . . . The Benedictine High School Band was ably led by senior drvm maioe Thomas BortnikowsVi. THE 1962-63 B.H.S. BAND left to Right: R Kleinc. A Fedor. R leger. 8 McGloin. R Bryndal. Absent R Ma'COf. C. Simmons, }. Modfi. 104 left to Right, 0 V.ntoHCwiV.1. I Pope , A DeSclsclo. R Mont . R Millet. P Nagy. D. Livy. W EkonloV M Morionl. R TimVo. R Santoro. Ahient J Potto. R. Uni. 105 lEFT SECTION TOP ROW 'left  0 right 0 Kriolo. J. Mollnok, J Jobtemki. R Miller, Fr Cyril. O S B . Ray Zomijha SECOND ROW. M Hcvie. C. Smith, C Ond'uj THIRD ROW: J Sobol, M Dureiko, V. Walkutki. CENTER SECTION - TOP ROW: J. Papa. R. Timko. A. Oex. io. R Sootoro SECOND ROW: T Mordvlo- J Sombor. S. Koilon. THIRD ROW T. Nowok. G. Nogy. J Grif. BOTTOM ROW B McGlom. Reaping The benefits of many long practice session, the 1962-63 Benedictine High School Band cnioyed a successful year. Under the supervision of Father Cyril, O.S.B., band moderator and Mr. Raymond Zamiska, band director, the band performed during the half-time of each football game. Led by senior drum major Thomas Bortnikowski, the band put on a rotating cycle of three shows, accented by fo'mation marching. Tho highlight of the scoson was the performance of the annual championship football game at the Cleveland Stadium on Thanksgiving day. With the close of the marching season the band began practice for concert. The debut came on December 17, with a progrem of Ch'istmas selections before the assembled student body. On May 3, the annuol spring concert was held n the new oudifo'ium. Th© development ot the Benedictine H.gh School Bond oj o muiicol Ofcjani. ratio • due to the many hoori ot work put In by Father Cyril, O S 8 . bond modorotor. Find Mr. Ray T. Zarr:jlta. bond director. 106 Center Section - TOP ROW left to right R Montz, R Timfco, M. Popovic. R Modonski. M Roth BOTTOM ROW R Brynda ' 8ort-Mor oni. M Ekomok. D Usy. P Nogy SECOND ROW F Vilics. J nikcwski Trachc-mowicz. J. Radcxhy. THIRD ROW; D. Soltii. J. Marforov.'c R. Besidos ill football performance!, the Benedictine High School Bond pots on o spring concert every f oy fRighti Because the bond adopted the policy of presenting story type programs for the halftime shows, the bond felt o need for announcers. This need was fil'cd by seniors Bill Duhk, 16. ond Bcb Vctrick, After footlxill season, they announced the bond's Christmas Concert and Spring Concert 107 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOOTBALL The 196? ico ion morked cotxh Augie Boiio'i eighth coniecutive year oi head football mentor The 1962 Bengol vorsity faced a fen-game schedule, which spotlighted four independent and six East Senate opponents. However, before the season ended, Benedictine engaged n one additional contest, namely, the city championship game. Twenty-two monogram winners formed the squad's nucleus. They included ninetcon seniors and three juniors. Benedictine compiled a 9—2—0 season record. The Bcngols lost the city championship game to St Ignotius, the West Senate monarch. 196? VARSITY FOCTBAlt SOUAf) TOP ROW Athletic director Joe Rufui. line coach Ed Koboncik. Wei Triplett. Don Fiori’lo, Jim lenczewiki. Rich Cermok. Ron Hocdon, Jim Poror, Jim Yocknow Fd Beikid oiiiitonf cooch Charley Reynolds ROW THREE Head cooch Aogio Boiio. Front. White, Corl Felice. Greg Swideriki, Mike Yonkh, John Upthegrove. Gary Morton. Jeff Chorbo, Ron Gonim, Bob Lazio, Ron Torda, ouiifont cooch Ed Yemec ROW TWO Aiiirtant cooch Dennis Corrigan. Brent V.arcoguiieppc. Don Bilek. Joe Ditchman. Roy Kloft. Chock Arderion. Jock Grohom. Sol Col-lurc Tom Slodky, Pool Beikid. Jim Porous- ROW ONE titoeogco Terry Smith Doog Kempiki. Ed Hazel, Dove Wolski, Lod Herczcg. Bob Zelino. John Sondea. lod Golleiz Joe Potogyi. Fronk Fink, monogea Bob Bom-boiewik Ken Jakubecz ,  . yL ‘t ] U d ts W© . f f a A eight.mon jtafl comprijei Bonedi tlno-j jport department personnel. (left to right Charley Reynolds, Fo-I her Florion. Ed Kubancifc, Airgie Bossy. Joe Rvfus, Ed Ycmc:. Dennis Corrigan ond Folher Atoysms | 1962 Bengal Varsity Grid Results .Member Cleveland Eost Senate Overall Record: 9 wins, 2 losses, 0 ties League Record 6 wins, 0 losses, 0 ties 42 0 'Benedictine 8 Toledo Cenrral Catholic 16 'Benedictine 44 Parma Valley Forge . . 6 Benedictine ... .38 East Tech 0 Benedictine 32 East .... 0 Benedictine . . . . 28 Collinwaod . . 6 Benedictine 6 Cathedral Latin . . . 0 Benedictine 34 John Adams 0 96 14 Benedictine 38 Glenville 0 - Benedictine . . 0 St. Ignatius 6 — Independent game — City Championship contest Coplain and end Ray Klofl led the 1962 Bengal vanity. Ill Senior Grog $wid«r ki, ofleniive guard end defensive end, merited PreiStar honorj in the paper's meekly pall of football talent. Junior left half Ed Beskid 70. $-11. 160 poundt. whole brother Pout, a senior, who ployed corncrbock on defenie. collects o Bengal aerial ogalnir Rhodes. 112 Another Benedictine grid compaign owoitt junior Bob Zciina 65 . holfbcck on ofiente ond lafety on defenje. Senior quorterbock Jcfi Choebo it uperded after a gain in the Bongol't vxto'y ogainjt Cothedrol lotio 113 John Sanders, o 5-8. 170-pound junior fullback, ignores slippery footing to reel off long yardogc against John Adorns. A John Adams tocklcr foils to bring down senior fullback Ron Gonirr. os he heads vpfiola in the Bongo's victory over the Rebels. Boned iCtino'S offensive lirewp STANDING loft to right quartcrbock KNEELING: RE Upthn jro.e RT Yockrow. RG Swiderski C Bilek. IG Chorbo, right half Colljra, left half Felice and fullback Ditchman. Yunich, IT Porowski and IE Klaff. 8enedi tine'l defaniivo itulwortl KNEEIING loft 0 right Swlderikt. Mofcogur.-'pf- Ho« White. Po-rowiV.1 and Yoekncrw STANDING: Collura P Beikic. Kloff. E Belli id ard Zelina St. Ignotiui quarterback Roy Kubocki u halted by Bengal defender! Marcoguiicppe (armi around Kubocki and Klaff on ground oi Yocknow 45 Porowiki (33: and Swiderski (II! come in to ouiit. Sal Collura. a 5-11. 150 pound ienio halfback and tafety. cuti down Jim Oliphont S’ Igratiul halfb :k. during Charity gome action. The 9-2-0 record for Benedictine's 1962 football varsity increased Augic Bossu's eight-season Bengal coaching record to 60 wins, 14 defeats, and three ties. Included in this record oro four East Senate championships, two Eost Senate co-championships, th'ce city championships, one city co-championships, and one state crown. BENEDICTINE POSTSEASON FOOTBALL HONORS 1945 — East Senate co-champions with Cathedral Latin. 1948 — Eost Senote and city champions 1950 —East Senate champion, city co-chomp!on with Saint Ignatius 1951 — Eost Senate co-champion with Collinwcod 1952 — East Senate and city champions 1953 — Eost Senate champion 1955 — East Senate and city champions 1956 — East Senate and city champions 1957 — East Senate, city and state champions 1959 —East Senate co-champion with East, city co-champion with John Marshall 1960 —Eost Senate co-champion with Cathedral Latin and Collinwood 1962 — East Scnoto champion Senior fullback Jo Pitchman utilized hi 5-10. 180 pound Pom to r g ter nine touchdown or d average 4.8 yard per carry during the eo o«. Cootain Roy Klof detail the ,deo and hope of the wmity tquod o he oddretiet th focuity and student body r Top scorer for the Benedictine varsity was senior right half Sal Collura who recorded 66 points on 10 touchdowns and six extra points. Senior fullback Joe Ditchman was runnerup with 56 points. Senior fullback Ron Ganim registered 38 points. In the eleven gomes, the Bengols netted 41 touchdowns and 48 extra points. They averaged 26.9 points per contest. 7h© Bengcls noddle orovnd cooch Augie Boilu for 'ott minute briefing before going to bottle on the grid iron Through ©!©von Bengal varsity football games. Benedictine's student body ond faithful followers backed the Bengols from the first flip of the coin to the final crock of the gun. ■■■■■■■I Returning to form the nucleus of the 1963 squad will bo 17 juniors. The bocks will be Ed Beskid, Frank Fink, Joe Palagyi, John Sanders, and Dave Wolski and linemen Rich Cermak, Dan Fiorillo, Lad Gollesz, Ron Hardon, Ed Hazel, Lad Herczcg, Jim Lanczewski, Jim Pozar, Ron Torda, Wes Triplett, and Jim Yacknow. Senior Jeff Cho'bo, who mode the vo rjtiy as o sophomore, moved inlo the Bengali' number one signal calling rote this season. Si. Ignatius fullback Steve Hunt; '50 is Kol ed by Bengali Som Collura 77 ond Greg Swiderski on ground' during the Charity Gome. 118 V ° th diploma route Bonodictiro will lovo 19 wnio i ROW TWO lof to guard Frank White, halfbexk Carl Felice, guard Greg Swiderjkl, guard V. ke Yunich. end John Upthegrovc. fockle Gory Morton, qua'tcrbock Jeff Cho'bo, tackle Bob lozio, fullback Ron Gam ond fcxkle Jim Pc-owjki ROW ONE holfbock Chuck Anderton. tackle Brent Marcoguiieppc, center Dan Bilek, fullback Joe Ditchman, coptoin and end Ray Klofl, end John Grohom, halfback Sal Colluro, guard Toot Slodky. and quarterback Paul Bejk d. Bengal junior fullback John Sanden meets stiff opposition from St. Ignatius do fenders os he goes for yardage against the Wiidcots. Eleven Bengal varsity players who merited post-season honors are, tackle, Jim Porowski — State All-Scholosfic; Ploin Dealer All-East Senate, Universe Bulletin Senate All-Catholic; Press All-Scholastic. Halfback Sal Collura Plain Dealer All-East Senate, Universe Bulletin Senate All-Catholic, Press All-Scholastic. Tackle B'ent Marcoguisoppe — Unive'se Bulletin Senate All-Catholic; Plain Dealor All-East Senate honorable mention. Guard Greg Swiderski — PresSfar of the Week; Plain Dealer honorable mention. End Jim Yackrvow — Universe Bulletin Senate All-Catholic, Plain Dealer honorable mention. Quarterback Jeff Chorba Plain Dealer All-East Senate End Roy Kloff — Plain Dealer All-East Senate The following merited Ploin Dealer honorable mention: center Dan Bilek, fullback Joe Ditchmon, Fullback Ron Gamm, and end John Upthegrovc. The moment of decision comes ond If outcome depend lorgefy upon the decision of the hood cooch ond hi pa f training techniques. At a rally even the anirrol get Into the o t to cheer the varsity tquod for-wo'd on the rood to success Chee'ing under the Bergol tiger coiture I varsity cheerleader Rlchord McIntosh. Bengal cheerleoder bolster ’he team ond school both on and off the football field. Vanity cheerleader for 1962-63 include left to right $ Kolton. J Zupanc-c. R McIntosh. K Samborski. and J. Sobo 121 Benedictine's 1962 iun.or vanity ROW ONE 0 ‘AcAlecr. M Epps. J. Dirnes. S. Mocino, cocaptains E Prrybylo and G Betts, J Benovich, ). Kvanik. R. Zomek. ROW TWO — R. Ell  , B. Collins, G R Burrelli. C Bratchwitr. R Toth, W Eli- os, N loosl. J. Borbey ond Konrad Kr-riti ROW THREE — D. Whtolly, B Hrxik. R Koprowiki. J Barton. I RycMik. A Pet-rut. ). Kosten. R Walker. G. Koccworo. Dennis Kraynok. ond Cooch Chu V Reyroldt. JUNIOR VARSITY Losing only the lost independent game, the Benedictine junior varsity football squad rolled over eight consecutive opponents to secure the league's jayvce crown Jolted in succession by the Bengals were independent St. Anthony of Padua, 34—0; and the follow,ng league teams. Cathedral Latin, 6-0; Thomas Edison, 33-0, East Tech, 48—0; Collinwood, 34—6; Glenville, 22—6, John Adams, 6—0, and East High, 20-12. The lone defeat for the joyvees -was registered by independent St. Joseph, 8—0 The team was coached by Chuck Reynolds who hos lost only two games in three years os jayvee cooch, one to Massi-Ion and St. Joseph, both independent games. The team was led by outstanding co-captains Ernie Przybylo and Greg Betts. With Bergol determination sophomore Chuck Broschwitx, halfback, strides down the field demonstrating the form that tollied five touchdown! for the ayvee squad. 122 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL One victory, one defeot and two deadlocks is the record compiled by the 1962-63 freshman football squad. The Baby Bengals registered their triumph over Patrick Henry, 32—0. They lost to Holy Name, 14—0 and St. Anthony of Padua, 0—0, and Cathedral Latin, 8—8, accounted for the two ties. Two-way mcmbcri ore unuivol on ony iquod but the Freshman teom boost! rwo promising player , two-way tockle Anthony Rom and loft guord m ddle linebacker Wayne Morgon Bengali 1963 Freihman Grid Team ROW ONE J. Mlbalek. A Doray. J. Frobotia. E. Hanzel, S. Oroizluni. J. Dogovics, J. Billick, W Moor. R Oiolin. F. Hyclok, C. Urboncwicz, 0. Bui . ROW TWO A Rerko, G Pnicwski. I Young, J. Kane. D Bacik. G Novak. R loRiche. W. Scanlon, R Pocholiki. J. Mar- cog uieppc, J. fair, R Boefl. J Hordon. M Ciccone. M Orloy. ROW THREE Coocti Ed Ycmec. J. Liplak. T Callahan, J Bnumbick. W Morgan, R Iniron, P. Emrich, I. Drongowiki. I. McManamon, t Treika, W Me rile. A Run, J Dowd, D Wich-crt. manager J. Fridrich. ond coach Ron Gliho. 123 Benedictine vanity Vegler include top pinmen left to eight Ralph Sit'co. 2D, Al Wiederwobl, -tC. Auguif Tiicher, 2A. Dennii Nogy, 3E, ond Robert Fi tehee. 3A. mining .1 Joe Zupancic, 3C. Under the lupervuion ond cooching of Fother Aloyiivi Jenco. C S B.. the teom motured into o fiercely competitive group. BOWLING The intramural bowling league provide! Benedictine-! vanity coach Fother Aloytiu!. 0.5 B . with a farm jyitcm. Among the |unipr hopeful i Leonard Colabreie 124 Junior Leonard Colobrcso again shows the form that reserved lor him a high petition in the intramural bowlmg tivcrogei. Bowling u not all a tension-ridden sport a ° b« seen by this relaxed group of Bengal koglcrs as |un. ior John Matyai prepare! to topple the pins. Another Benedictine hopeful is lunior Charles Petruccio whose excellent bowling rated him o vanity candidate and high rank in the intramural standing. 125 Attaining high honor 8rc ktvill district mttt ota Bnngol grop- (STANDING) John Sanders. 165, Pete Witt 145. and their cooth piers (KNEEIING) John Dammo, 138, Tony Giordoro. 112, ond director Dennis Corrigon. WRESTLING Returning from the Worrensville meet with trophies ore wormy wrestlers (KNECt. ING) John Dcmma, 138, Frank Destro. 133. Tony Giordano. 112, (STANDING) Pete Witt, MS, John Sanders, 165. Jim Porowiki, 185. ond the varsity cooth Dennis Corrigon. Coached by Dennis Corrigon, Benedictine's 1962-63 varsity wrestling team consisted of seven seniors, three juniors ond two sophomores. Seniors and their weight divisions included Tony Giordano, 112, John Dcmma, 138, captam Pete Witt, 145, Chuck An-derson, 154. John Thompson, 175, Tom Slodky, 175, and Jim Porowski, 185 Included in the juniors were Robert Kinicki, 103, John Son-ders, 165, and Len Rychlik, 185. Dan Fink, 120, and Frank Destro, 133, were the only sophomores on the squad. The Bcngals won 10 league matches Our Lady of Lourdes, 47—0; Glenville, Glenville, 47—0, Worrensville, 32—9. West, 34—5; St Joseph, 23—12; Lincoln, 31 — 13; St Edward, 29—13; John Adams, 30—11; West Tech, 28—9; and Gilmour, 42—2. Losses were to Rhodes, 20—15, South. 21 — 13, and Collin-wood 23—16. The only tie was John A arsholl, 17—17. 126 Varjity Bengal Motmcn ROW ONE Robert Kinicki. 103. Tony Gi- Sondors, 165. John Thompson. 175, Tom Slcdky. 175. Jim Porowsk ordano. 112. Don Fink. 120. Fronk Dettro. 133. John Demmo, 138, and 185. ten Rychlik, 185. and varjity wrestling cooch. Dennis Corrigan. Pete Witt, 145. captain ROW TWO — Chock AnderJOn. 154. John Coptoin for the 1962-63 votjity wrestlers win Pete Witt who compiled o league record of one tie. one loss and eight victories on the mot. Senior Tom Washington appears to hove no difficulty os he prepares to tuko down hit opponent from Collinwood. tarry Ranallo 127 THE 1962-63 BENEDICTINE BASKETBAll VARSITY (left to right) Junior Kuttymki. jun.o J,m Yotknow. junior lod H«r «g. senior Tom Pluto, lun x Fronk F nk. senior Pool Betkid. junior Edward Betkid. senior Tim $ huld, sen- Dennis Nogy. Missing, Chorba. ior John Upthcgrove. Coo h Ed KuboACik. |unior Dole Kulbogo. Senior len BASKETBALL Coach Ed Kubancik guided Benedictine's 1962-63 varsity basketball squad to a season record of 6 victories and 10 defeats. The 16-game slate included 14 Senate contests, ond two independent tilts. Bened ctine terminated league play with a 4—10 record. The Bengals won both independent foes, beating Parma Senior 58—49, and Parma Valley Forge 64—56. The players included six seniors and six juniors. Listed among the seniors were co-captains forward Jeff Chorba 5' 11, ond center John Upthe-grovo 6'4. The other four were guard Tom Pluto 5'8, guard Paul Beskid 57, forward Tim Schuld 5'11, forward Len Kuczynski 6'2. Among the juniors were guard Frank Fink 5'6, guard Dennis Nagy 5'5, forward Lod Herceg 5'11, guord Ed Beskid 5'11, forward Jim Yacknow 6'1, center Dale Kulbogo 6'6. Senior Poul Betkid. 160pound. five-foot. teven-inth guord. fleet up for two pointt in the Senate tilt ogointt Eovt High Id Beskid. the younger half of the Berkid twosotre. wcit the only storting jrtlor Hero he mokes O bosket ogoinst orch-foo Cathedral lotin under the watchful eye of cocoptoin Jeff Chorbo. PERFECT FORMI Senior t xop-loin John Upthrrgrovo rockvup two more for the bloe ond white ogoinjt Eost Sonote contender Glenville. - . Benedictine . . . . .... 39 Eost Tech 78 Benedictine . 72 Collinwood 60 Benedictine . .. . .... 61 Collinwood 46 Benedictine . 53 Lofin 61 Benedictine . .. . .... 62 John Hoy 74 Benedictine . 77 John Adams 78 Benedictine . . . . .... 45 East 57 Benedictine . 56 John Hay 54 Benedictine . . . . 45 Latin 61 Benedictine . 75 Glenville 70 Benedictine . . . . ... 51 Glenville 53 Independent Games; Benedictine . . . . .... 47 John Adams 67 Benedictine . 58 Porma . . .49 Benedictine . . . . .... 59 East Tech 73 Benedictine 64 Valley Forge 56 Benedictine . . . . 66 Eost 82 130 With the addition of the new Benedictine High School gymnasium, student participation in basketball games hos Increased. 131 THE 196243 BENfOlCTlNf JUNIOR VARSITY tASKETtAll SQUAD Muting Ang«lo Row Pon EH -. . Polngyi. Mo'm fppv Co' m Jotk to rlgltfl CoocK Chorlot Rrynotdv R B Koprowtki. Jim Hoduliev . Dove Ry- D e e giet. Chuck Brcwhw.tr. Greg Mam. R h ZldjunOt. Bob Hoyek, Tom Flowert Coach Charles Reynolds led the Benedictine junior varsity to a 4—12 season record. The team, consisting of three juniors and eleven sophomores participated in 14 senate and 2 independent gomes Junior players and positions: guard Angelo Ross 5'6 guard Joe Palagyi 5' 10, forward Rich Zidjunas 5'10. Sophomores: forward Chuck Braschwitz 6 forward Jim Hodakievic 6'I, center Dave Rygicl 6'l, guard Tom Flowers 5'6. guard Greg Mcirn 5'10, center Rich Koprowski 6'3, guard Bob Hayek 57, guard Ron Ellis S'7, guard Morris Epps 5'5, guard Bruce Collins 5'9, guard Jack Dienes 5'9 HANOS UPl Sophomore co-captain CKikIi 6'uxliititi ovi‘ reochei opponent!  o KO « tor B -n«i t.nc 133 THE 1962-63 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM (TOP ROW, left I© right Cooch Ed Ycmeo, guard Jim Froboito, forward Adclbert Rcrko. forward Dove Koroii. center William loih. center Norm Drortgowiki. forward Dave Sovol, forward Mark Ciccone. forward Alex Gogicrjaw. guard Jerry CecK. tearer Walter Mahnke (INSIDE ROW) guard Mike Singleton, guard Attilo Dorey guord Mike Fee. forword Pot Emrich. guard tarry Young, guard Jerry Miha-lek, guard Gory Pniewjki Under the supervision of coach Ed Ycrocc, the 1962-63 freshman basketball team ended the season with o perfect record. The baby-bengals participated in twelve encounters, scoring a total of 541 points to the 410 scored by their opponents. The teem wos comprised of eighteen members: Dove Soval 6'2, Dove Ko-rosi 6'1, Adelbert Rcrko 5' 11, Alex Gcgiczjaw 5'11, Pat Emrich 6', Mark Ciccone 5'10, William Losh 6'3, Norm Drongowski 6'3, Paul Merhefka 6'1, Larry Young 5'11, Mike Fee 5'9, Jerry Cech 57, Attilo Daray 5'6, Gary Pniewski 5'10, Jerry Miholck 5'9, Jim Frobotfa 5'6, Mike Singleton 5'8, William Karwon 5'11. 134 SUSPENDED IN MID AIR, left forward Pat Emrich matches the rebound out of the handi of opponent!. A VETERAN faculty team member. Fother Roger, OSR goes up for o k y-up. In the pot! three ycort. Mr Reynolds hot been the Bengal high-scorer in the tiIt , ogaintt the WM Radio Wondert. SIGHTS SET. Father Fkwion. O S B chalks up two more for the fac ulty. For the third time out of four encounters the Benedictine Faculty defeated the Radio Wonders of Station WHK. The find score was 70 to 65. Representing Radio Station WHK were forwards Keith Morris, John Sgrcj, Ron Riley, Sal li Cota,- centers Roger Zemsek, Pat Fitzgerald; guards John Holliday, John Musso, Tom Sgro, Mike Zlokos. The blue and white Benedictine faculty players: forwards Rev. Roger, O S.3., Bcv. Vincent, O.S.B., 8r. Jude. O S B., Mr Macuga, Mr. Corrigan, Rev. Denis, O.S.B. cenic's Mr. Reynolds, Rev. Richard, O S.B.; guards Rev. Raphael, O.S.8., Rev. Florian, O.S.B, Mr Yemec. Senior chomps include lei? to right STANDING) Hov.ii- Don B'cV (KNEEUNGi John Grego, Ice Dudn. ond A ■) Gunn, Bill Dvlil. Jerome Borle, Steve Kemieki, coptoin Supon. INTRAMURALS ♦ ♦ ♦ Soint Judo, captained by Don Bilek, captured the senior championship. The team's eight wins and no losses topped an 11 teom second lunch circuit. First lunch champion was Saint Edward. Coptoined by Ron Hordon, the quintet topped o 14 team loop with seven wins and one loss. i % Action spots John Drohos shooting with Charlie Adam gv Junior chotrrl ore loft to r iKt STANDING Jen $• re., y Ron Hnrd ;i, coptoin. RifK Co-nnk. Bob Mollnow ski. (KNEELING) CHar',e Piskuro. Joe Bert, ond Chester fart oil k 137 Intently viewing hb teom, Coach Augie 8o u plon the HratcQY °n 1 plov’' hl! !com Fronk FirV. John Sender . ond 8ob Bombolowiki look on. VARSITY BASEBALL In the 1962 baseball season, the Benedictine varsity squad registered 26 triumphs end three setbacks overall. The Bengals' Senate record was 6—2, which gained the Tigers first place in the leagues standings and a position in the city championship game. The Bengals won the championship 11—6 against Holy Name. After passing the sectional and regional test for the state championship, Benedictine was edged, 5—3, by Niles McKinley. The 1962 Bened.c1ire vanity baseball loom city. ditfrict, and regional cham oionj • (STANDING, elt to right Cooch Augie Bom. pitcher John Sander , center Feld Sol Collura, jhortttop Carl Felice, trftflelder Jim Yacknow. pitcher Dean Woiniec. pitcher Jcft Chorbo, pitcher Dean Woinic .  e ond botemon Fronk Fink, pitcher Ron Bohoc. manager Bob Bcmbolewtki, storekeeper Mike Quinn (KNEEIING) catcher Chuck Anderson third boser an frank Zummp. captain. first baseman Bob Shearer, pitcher Ron Borustkcwski. rightficWcr 8rcnt Morcoguiieppe, jecond boter-on Tom Pluto, and conlerfielder Dennis Nogy. 1962 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Benedictine ...20 Maple Heights......................2 Benedictine. ... 6 University School ................ 4 (sectional tourney game' Benedictine.... 8 John Adams ....................... 0 Benedictine.... 2 Cleveland Heights................. I isectional tourney game Benedictine.... 8 Collinwood ....................... 4 Benedictine.... 8 Parma ............................ 3 Benedictine.... 6 Shaker Heights ................... 1 Benedictine. ..II Saint Edward.......................2 Benedictine. ... 5 Brush ............................ 0 Benedictine. ... 4 Barberton ........................ 1 Benedictine. ... 10 Barberton......................... 2 Benedictine. ... 7 John Adams.........................2 Benedictine. ... 8 Western Reserve Academy...........6 ‘Benedictine.... 17 Lincoln .......................... 0 ‘Benedictine.... 7 Saint Ignatius.....................9 Benedictine. ... 3 Saint Edward.......................2 district tourney game Benedictine.... 4 Eastlake North ................... 3 ‘Benedictine.... 12 Collinwood ....................... 1 ‘Benedictine.... 8 West Tech ........................ 2 Benedictine.... 7 Collinwood ....................... 1 regional tourney gome Benedictine.... 2 Euclid.............................0 'regional tourney game Benedictine.... 5 Oberlin .......................... 1 ‘Benedictine.... 3 South ............................ 1 Benedictine.... 6 Barbe'ton ........................ 3 ‘Benedictine.... 15 West ............................. 4 semifmals-state tourney game Benedictine . . 3 Niles McKinley............... .... 5 ‘Benedictine. ... 0 Holy Name . . 5 ‘Benedictine. ... 12 John Adams ....................... 2 (c ty championship game Benedictine. ... 11 Holy Name..........................6 ‘Senate game Posting a 5 1 record last year and o I 2 4 ERA was senior Ron Bo-rusikowski. 1963 returned lit outfielder licit to right Sol Colluro, Dennis Nagy, and Jim Yoek-r ow. Powerhouses — Top botsrrcn ol the 1962 Bengal squad are (left to right Brent Mor-coquiscppc 352‘. frank Aummo 366'. Bob Sheerer (.349). and Chuck Anderson (.337). Pitching nucleus foe the 1963 vorsity boscboll teom and their battery mote are 'left to right' catcher Chuck Anderson, pitchers John Sanders. Ron Bohoc. lad Herczeg. and Jeff Chorbo. Cotchcr. Chuck Anderson and the umpire concentrate on the pitcher os they await the pitch. HO Regular of the 1962 eo on expecting to  eo action ogoin thij year ore left !o right) Fronh Fink, Corl Felice. Tom Pluto, one Brent Mareoguisepo . GOLF Coached by Father Florion, OS B., Benedictine's 1963 varsity squad linksmen will seek recognition in the six-team Cleveland Cotholic golf conference. This year BHS will hove seven returnees from the 1962 team, seniors Gary Ambroziak, Joel Kolcnich, Ron Konkoly, Bob Toth, Ray Zicfjunas and juniors Tim Lowso and Bob Sobota. Other CCGC schools are Cathedral Latin, Chanel, Gilmour, Our Lady of Lourdes, Saint Edward, Sa nt Ignatius and Saint Joseph high schools. Rev. Hoi.an M Hudac. O.S.8. 1963 BHS linksmen include (STANDING Ml to fight Roy Zid|i nas, Jim Smith. Joe! Koicnich. Jeff Chorbo, Ronald Konkoly. (KNEEIING) Dick Zidjunos. Ed Rittle, Tim lawson. Dole Krusoe and Ron Rittle. Four fncrrbcrj of Bcrrdxtine'i 1963 fertn.t from off (Ifft to right John Nowalanic. Andy Kraynok Tom Amcnboch and Lodd Cech. TENNIS A six-match schedule owaifs Benedictine's 1963 varsity fennis foam in the south division of the Cleveland high school tennis league. Listed on Coach Frank Macugo's Bengal roster are eight returnees. Thomas Amersboch, Ladd Cech, Ted Gordyan, Andy Kraynak, John Maty-os, Brian McMahon, Elmer Meszaros and John Nowalanic. 1963 Benedictine trackmen — (STANDING, left to right Greg Crane, Dan Charvot. Joe Ditch-mon, captain Dave Doane, Joe Koilowskl, cocch Ed Yerr.ec. Roy Komivor, Mike Risko, John Ncwolonic. Ron Gonim end Walt Hubiih. ROW TWO: Chock Petruceio. Martin Grady, John Oertoso, Arvyd Petrus, Pete laktovc. John Kurmic. Eel Pofcaie and Chet Wojcicchowski. B.H.S. TRACK . . . A finalist in the 1963 Knights of Columbus indoor frock meet, junior Chet Woiciechowski ij Benedictine's top contender in the 50-yard dash. Besides running high and low hurdles, unior Roy Komisar is a high jump and 590-yard contender. 144 S«niof Dove Doane represented Benedictine in the mile run also os a sophomore and unicr. Bened ttine's 880-yord rc'oy men include left to righ’ Walter Hub-sh, Arvyd Petrus. Mike Risko ond Joe Ditchmon, . . . BUILDS CHAMPIONS Five senior 1962 monogram winners bolste' Benedictine's 1963 squad: captain Dove Doanc, Ron Gan-im, Joe Ditchman, Mike Risko and John Upthcgrovo. Major events on the '63 agendo for the 20 Bengal cindermen include the Greater Cleveland infcrscho-lastic meet. Mansfield relays. West Tech relays and Senate meet. Ed Yemec, a graduate of Dayton university, is in his third season as Benedictine track coach. GRADUATION . . . Reolizing his graduation form Bcnodktine, senior Al Zohn reflectively gazes ot his diphma. One of the highlights of corrmencemont week is the annual honors assembly. Here 'rue see the table of awards prior to their presentation. i By tradition, wnio  nd their four yeorj 0? Bi n dic-line in the some way they began with Mass in St. Benedict Church. Seniors offer 0 f.nol prayer to Our B'ossod Mother ot the Campus Grotto before receiving their diplomas. The thirty-third annual graduation exercises of Benedictine will honor 200 seniors w th diplomas at St. Benedict Church. The program will begin with the honors assembly on June 7 before the entire student body. On Sunday June 9, there will be a quasi-pontifical baccalaureate Voss, Com-munion b'eokfast. commencement address and solemn Benediction. Celebrant of the Mass will be the school president. Abbot Theodore Koi s, O.S.B. Present in the sanctuary will be the principal. Father Luke, O.S.B. Tho climox will come in the afternoon with the commencement address and distribution of diplomos. 147 PERSONAL PATRONS Allied Aluminum and Smelling Co. Danny Alonzo Sewer Contractors Mr. and Mrs. John Amerbacn Mrs. Charles J. Arth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Assad 8 + H Builders ond Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Betts, Jr. The Bilek Family Mr. John Billick Mrs. Helen Bodjiak Mr. ond Mrs. Bert Bona Mrs. Mory 8ortempo Mr. Martin Bruncok Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bubnick Mr. Stanley Bugaj Mr. Frank Buzzclli Mr. ond Mrs. William J. Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Posquole Caniglio Mr. and M-s. James Carney Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Carroll Mr. Fred J. Cermok Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chorba Mr. Richard Chrosniak Mr. V. Ciuinskos Mr. Stanley P. Cochrac M's. Jeanette M. Collura Mr. and Mrs. Paul Connelly M's. Alice Cope M's. S. Cordiano Bessie Costanzo Mr. and M's. Leonard Cozzone M'. ond Mrs. George Csepegi Leonardo Culek M' and Mrs. Steve Dabrowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Daniels Gay Del Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dernyar Mr, and Mrs. Michael Dluhy Mr. and Mrs. Steve Doane Mr. and Mrs. Pete' Dobrinic Mr. C. R. Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drahos M'. and Mrs. Stanley T. Dulik Dulik's Market Dr. Stephen F. Dzurik Mr. and Mrs. James W. Edmonds Mr and Mrs. Frank J. Faron Paul Fcjcs Mr. and Mrs. J. Ferko Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferritto Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Fina Mr. and Mrs. George J. Fink Mrs. Jane Fink Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Flowers Fridrich Bicycle + Auto Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gcntilli Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gczymalla Mrs. Bernard Good Mr. and M's. Sigmond J. Grabowski Mr. J. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Nick Haasjes Mr. Hanis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman Robert Hayek Mr. and Mrs. Henryrand Mr and Mrs. Paul V. Hlavocs Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hodonbosi Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Honacki Mr. and Mrs. George Hoshko Mrs. Magda Hrace Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hricik Mrs. Edward H'uska Gera D. Huber Mrs. John Hudak Othello O. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. A. Huth Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hyclak Mrs. Kenneth I sc hoy Mr. and Mrs. M chael Iwan Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs John Jaksa's Meat Market Mrs. A. Jonezic Al Jervinsky The Thomas Kaminsky Family Joseph Karbonit Mrs. Olga Karpinski Mike Karwan Mr. and Mrs. J. Kemmerling Mr. and Mrs. S. Kensicki Mr. Jose h Kerosky Mr. and Mrs. E'nesf Kish Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Klish Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kmetz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Knapik Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Kochik Mr. John Kochik Mr. Joseph Kolosai Roy Komisar Bill Koob Mrs. Emma Koprowski Mr. and Mrs. Kovalik Mrs. Lillian Kraynak Mrs. James Krejci Mr. and Mrs. John Kriesman and Family Mr. and Mrs. George M. Krisko Mr. and Mrs. M. Krzywicki Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kuchar M'. and Mrs. W. J. Kukla Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kulbago L and K Tobacco Company Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lakefek Mr. ond Mrs. Paul laurio Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lawson 148 S. Lozdinis Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Liptak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Loth Lillian Macicak and Son Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mack Mr. and Mrs. D J. Moga Mr. and Mrs. A. Mo jeon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Malinak Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Mancuso Mrs. Wanda Manshower Mr. Earl Manuel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marcin Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Marianek Miss Carole Marianek Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Morn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Masica Mr. and Mrs. John S Matuszewski Dr. A. J. Mendel, M D. John Mihalik Marie Mikovsky John M Mondzelewski M'. and Mrs. Charles A. Murar Albert Nabbs Mr. Louis Nagy John J Nawalan.c Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Novak Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Novotny Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ondrus Our Lcdy of Czestochowa Alex O'Vary Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palenik Paul Porhacs M's. Elizabeth Pormc M'S. A. J. Petrolic Mr. and Mrs. Frank J Pcfro Frank and John Petro Pompili Music Stud OS Mr. Eugene Paputz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Post Ravenna Packing Company Mr. and Mrs. Edward Repos Albin Resnik Mr. and Mrs. M. Risko Mr. A. E. Rittle Mr. A. E. Rittle Mr. A. E. Rittle Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts Olive Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Roth M'. and Mrs. Frank Rozic Miss Elaine Rozic Rudy's Quality Meats Mr and Mrs. John Ruszkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ryb cki Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sabifta Sanfilli Beauty Solon Alex Santoro Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sapanaro Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A Schneider Frank F. Schueller James Seivers Mrs. Edwci'd Soman Mrs. Sophie Soman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sferry Mr. and Mrs Walter P Sitko Ralph Sitko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skadra Frank Skrabec Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Slovenski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Snopel Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sopenski Sophie's Cafe Dr Carl C. Sosinski Zlata Spoljario Mr. and Mrs. John E. St. John Gertrude Stein Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stefancik P. D Steffen Sign Co. Mr. and Mrs. Val Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stoker Mr and Mrs. Louis Strainer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen f Strozinsky Jennie Sulak Mr and Mrs. E Sulik Mr. and M's. Andrew Sunday Rev. Father Francis A. Szudarek Tom Tankovich Mrs Ann Timko A, Tischcr Tom's Country Place Helen M Torda Mike Toth — Roofing Servico Irene Toth Anthony Trochimowicz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turski Reverend Carl A Uhler Reverend W A Uhlir Mr. and Mrs Steve Urbancsik Mr and Mrs Paul Vadovsky, Sr. Mrs. Mary Varga Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Vejdovec Mr. and Mrs Stephen Vrabel Elizabeth Jean Walker Betty C Ward Mr and Mrs. Arthur Webster Donald Wiotrowski Jerome Witkonski Pete Witt Mr. and Mrs. Walter W Wolski John Wyszynski Michael Yunich Mr. and Mrs Leo M Zcibiegola Mr and Mrs. Joseph F. Zabor Edward J. Zalar Mr. Frank Zapkowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zelenka Mrs. B. Zeszut Joseph Zupancic 149 SENIOR DIRECTORY Charles J. Adam............... 10514 Way Avenue. VU 3-4378 Charles R. Anderson ........... 3549 Daleford Ave., 921-6124 Gary I. Ambroziak.............. 7909 Goodman Ave., BR 1 -5995 Joseph E. Ardalc................ 2693 E 126 St., RA 1-4627 Thomas J. Assad................. 3354 W 98 St., ME 1-3052 Steven R Bacho............. 2072 Halstead Ave., AC 6-3570 Albert J. Balaz..... 8651 Carrie Ave., Detroit 11, Michigan Jerome I. Boric..................... 3550 E. 81 St.. Ml 1-4022 Edward A. Bartko.............. 10304 Elwcll Ave., CE 1-3491 Thomas J. Bortnikowski.........6217 Francis Ave., Dl 1-9090 Charles T. Bclsifo...... 13322 Beachwood Ave., LU 1-0902 Richard J. Bennett............. 2995 Woodhill Rd., GA 1-8147 Paul W. Beskid.......... 5878 South Park Blvd., TU 4-0409 Daniel J Bilck............ 13404 Glendale Ave., LO 1-3110 Richard E. Biros................2123 W. 18 St., SU J-J162 Lawrence D. Blagg............. 14310 Caine Ave., LU 1-9776 Stephen J. Bobclok............. 2309 Lambcrton Rd., FA 1-6509 Ronald H. Bohac.................3716 E. 53 St., Ml 1-8889 Anthony J. Brozis............... 1247 E. 61 St., UT 1-0820 Ralph W. Bruening............. 10407 Hulda Ave., RA 1-9333 Richard James Bryndol .... 19297 Stockton Ave., MO 3-5269 Steve M. Bucha ............ 6231 Mandalay Drive, TU 5-4107 Joseph M. Buksa................ 2941 E. Ill St., SW 1-5603 Richard K. Byrne........ 1 16i3 Buckingham Ave., SW 1-3688 Ladd M. Cech............... 11708 Angclus Ave., LO 1-9464 Joseph D. Chobail............. 13204 Shaw Ave., VI 1-1432 Joffrey J. Chorba................... 2952 E. 115 St., SW 5-1952 Richard T. Ciekanski............371 Starlight Dr., LA 4-4621 Salvatore A. Collura....... 17111 Tolford Ave., $K 1-6535 William J. Cope.........18514 Invermore Ave., WY 1-6361 Frederick W. Corrigan...........2177 W. 33 St., 631-8126 Dennis S. Corsi................ 4438 Brookton Rd., 292-6340 Joseph R. Crea................. 7962 McCreery Rd., 526-1560 George T. Csepegi.............. 884 Lander Road, HI 2-4696 William H. Csrbi...............2819 E. 120 St., LO 1-0417 Douglos P. Daniels.............4510 Fenwick Ave., AT 1-8576 John M. Davenport....... 12709 Crossburn Ave., CL 1-5634 Donald F Delia.................8613 Jeffries Ave., Ml 1-1483 John A. Domma.................. 3609 E. 114 St., WA 1-4882 Michael S. Dernyar............. 9903 Benhom Ave., BR 1-4961 Eugene G. Deszczykiewicz .... 13008 Bangor Ave., 662-0189 Joseph P. Ditchman............ 14026 Terrace Rd., PO 1-8237 David S. Doane................. 3665 E. 106 St., VU 3 5392 Michael J. Dobeck............. 12525 Britton Dr., RA 1-9189 John E. Drahcs ................ 3552 E. 93 St., Ml 1-2786 Joseph R. Dudo.................. 2946 E 66 St., Dl 1-0945 William J. Dulik............... 4673 Dornur Dr., SH 1-2594 Michael W. Dureiko............ 10410 Nelson Ave.. Dl 1-4872 Phillip J. Dybzinski..................... 8201 Pulaski Ave., EV 1-0929 Timothy C. Dzilinski........... 2063 W. 59 St., AT 1-1073 Peter J. Ellis.............3211 Hearthstone Rd., TU 4-3927 David J. ElofF.................. 4903 E. 93 St.. VU 3-6149 Robert R. Escovifz.............. 2064 W. 19 St., PR 1-3576 Leonard J. Falinski.......... 1357 W. Royalton Rd., 8E 7-6433 Jomes C. Faroni ... ........ 12301 Craven Ave., WA 1-5217 Corl M Fel.ce.......2111 V . Pleasant Valley Rd., VI 3-7170 Tyrone D. Fleming........... 11507 Temblett Ave., 681-5698 William E. Frazier.............. 9520 Manor Ave., CE 1-8075 Frank J Frodorico............... 2652 E. 115 St., CE 1-6462 Joseph A. Fridrich.............. 3300 Lorain Ave., CX. 1-3800 Philip L. Fulgcnzi............9717 Lamontier Ave., RA 1-7287 John S. Galo.......................... 12613 Eastwood Blvd. Ronald J. Ganim...............2811 Hcresford Dr., TU 4-4845 Philip R. Gcntilli.............. 3737 E. 93 St., BR 1-0583 Salvatore A. Germano............9606 Reno Ave., Ml 1-6236 Anthony J. Giordano.................. 3838 E. 151 St., WA 1-1536 R.chord W. Gisondo.......... 10305 Hulda Ave., GA 1-0048 Norman G. Glance..........15406 Woodward Blvd., 662-0196 Marccll J. Goodwin........6818 Westlake Ave., TU 4-9963 Theodore L. Gordyan............. 2961 E. 128 St., WA 1-8660 Kenneth E. Goslin........... 127C5 Benwocd Ave., LO 1-3077 John F. Groham..................3138 W. 112 St.. CL 1-5792 Michael B. Granito........ 11131 Mr. Carmel Rd., RA 1-7685 Gary Grant...................... 3224 E. 123 St.. SK 2-7490 John A. G-ega................... 2230 W. 30 St., AT 1-4037 Jerome J. Gries...............5412 Orchard St., MO 2-4645 Thomas G. Gronowski................. 1199 E. 79 St., 391-1997 Daniel J. Gruszka............ 9604 Cardwell Ave., Dl 1-4926 Ray R. Guarnieri................3617 E 113 St., WA 1-8637 Howard J. Gunn.............. 10739 C'estwood Ave., RA 1-8065 Gregory G. Gut.................. 14202 Caine Ave., LU 1-0876 Richord A. Gyuresik....... 11926 Griffing Ave., SW 5-3526 Richard W. Heckman........6213 Brooks Blvd., Mentor, Ohio Emil E. Hirselj...............6414 St. Clair Ave., EN 1-5555 Raymond E Hlavocs............... 3050 E. 116 St. RA 1-9739 James Norbert ............... 5210 Hycourf Ave., LU 1-0852 Gregory G. Hoshko......... 1410 Kenilworth Ave., SU 1-4735 Louis A. Hun................ 10217 Kennedy Ave., SW 1-2145 Lawrence M. Iwan................ 2927 E. 57 St., VU 3-1079 Anthony F. Janczic........ 8821 St. Catherine Ave., BR 1-4387 Robert J. Janiok................ 4301 W. 32 St., SH 9-1031 Joseph A. Jurist................ 2663 Hillside Rd., LA 4-2822 Walter E. Koltenbach . .. 11908 Darlington Ave., MO 2-2353 Joseph M. Kavalecz .... 11110 Continental Ave., RA 1-3977 Joseph A. Kemmcrling............ 4403 W. 10 St., 661-1073 Stephen F. Kensicki............. 3445 W. 54 St., WO 1-2593 Dennis A. Khrencvsky............ 11913 Avon Ave , 921-6651 Richord E. Kish............. 10017 Benhom Ave., BR 1-4535 James K. Jordon..................... 723 E. 93 St., 851-8659 Raymond C. KlafT............ 12405 Willard Ave.. MO 2-7887 150 SENIOR DIRECTORY Dennis T. Klimko.............. 3409 E. 110 Sr., Ml 1-3630 Dennis J. Klukan.............. 7270 Stuble Lane, BE 2-3775 George J. Kochik............ 2071 Warerbury Rd., AC 1-5626 Joel J Kolemch ............ 11110 Lardct Ave., SW 1-2186 Ronald J. Konkoly........ 11422 Parkview Ave., CE 1-1133 Dav.d M. Kopkos...............3115 E. 98 St., SW 1-0152 Frank J. Kozel................ 3002 East Blvd., RA 1-9688 Joseph S. Kozlowsk............ 1255 E. 82 St., GA 1-3568 Andrew C. Kraynak........ 11809 Lonocrave Ave., lO 1-571 1 Thomas A. Kuczmarski.......... 6376 Poplar Dr., LA 4-7279 Leonard J. Kuczynski..........7711 Laumar Ave., 641-0993 Martin H. labuda.............. 3432 W 99 $t., WO 1-8864 Mike S. Lantos................ 2502 Baldwin Rd., RA 1-1316 Robert T. Lazio............ 19504 Ringewood Ave., SKI 1-3207 Raymond E. Leger............................. 2070 Quail Ave. Richard J. Lini .............. 2773 E 122 St., WO 1-8969 Donald G. Lisy................4141 E. 116 St., Ml 1-3520 Thomas G. Longo............... 1262 Lander Rd., 449 0985 Gregory R. Mack ............ 7572 Scenicview Dr., LA 4-1288 Thomas B Mader ............... 9600 Manor Ave , CE 1 -2324 Jeffrey D Mahon............... 22001 Libby Rd.. MO 3-5183 Thomas M. Majestic 3365 W 126 St., CL 1-3949 Donald A. Manok.....................3714 W. 135 St., Wl 1-0662 Richard J. Manfredi..........Route 87, Newbury, JO 4-2232 Brent R. Marcoguiscppe . . 9903 Raymond Ave., VU 3-1615 Gary T. Marton ........... 501 1 Torrington Ave., 884-4396 Edward J. Maruszewski.......... 14810 Judson Dr., SK 1-5116 Corl F. Mazzocco ........... 4333 Ardmore Rd., EV 1-3201 Cell R. McIntosh............ 11504 Lardet Ave., CE 1-1648 Brian M. McMahon............. 2530 Channing Rd., YE 2-2469 Roger J. Miller................ 3450 E. 125 St.. SK 2-2469 John P. Mudri.................. 2473 E. 124 St., CE 1-5172 John J. Novorsky............... 4000 Hilltop Dr., VI 2-0321 Eugene S. Nowak ............... 3411 Lennox Ave., 661-4532 John J. Oravec................. 2730 Queen Ave., 771-2298 Robert J. Orlando.............. 4449 Hillcroft Dr., 292-6354 Tibor F. Orszagh.............. 11526 Buckeye Rd., 791-0661 Thomas A. Page.............. 11713 Parkhill Ave., CE 1-3752 Thomas J. Pajk................. 1175 E. 84 St.. SW 5-1565 John T. Pesta............. 9501 Mt. Auburn Ave., SW 1-1484 Tom C. Pluto................. 6523 Westminster Dr., TU 4-1189 Robert F. Pollack.............. 1717 Byron Dr., HI 2-5122 James W. Porowski............. 10208 Union Ave., Ml 1-3101 Tyrone W. Powell............... 3373 E. 149 St.. LO 1-3449 Michael P. Predina........... 7367 Country Lane, Kl 3-3733 Thomas G. Rebrc...............4100 Gifford Ave., SH 1-2389 Daniel P Ricci................. 2009 Hilton Rd., IV 1-2554 Michael A. Rini..............2170 Hopehaven St., VI 2-2852 Michael W. Risko..........3215 Wellington Ave., TU 4-6866 Frank J. Rivituso...............................3617 E. 153 St. Kenneth L. Roberto............. 11724 East Blvd , WY 1-1949 Joseph L. Roberts.............. 2249 E. 105 St, GA 1 2861 John L. Rodochy......... 3035 Elyria Ave., Lorain, CH 6-1470 Eric B. Rom.............. 4092 Apple Creek Dr., 749 2474 Frank M. Rudowsky.............. 4698 Burleigh Rd., BR 1-2986 Dennis A, Sabol................ 8507 Avery Rd., JA 6 4245 John T. Sabol.................. 11100 Gay Ave., Ml 1-3829 Kenneth W. Samborski ... 6110 W. 64 S?.. Chicago, 586-3813 Timothy J. Schuld............ 15101 Judson Dr., WA 1-7970 Thomas J. Serafin.............. 3820 E. 140 Sf„ WA 1-7230 William R. Shirley...... 19298 Hathaway Lane, SK 2-0516 Michael J. Skorich .............. 1387 E 43 Sr., HE 1-0569 Kenneth A. Skrabec......... 15208 Ramage Ave., GR 5-2447 Thomos E. Sladky............... 3901 Ligget Dr., TU 4-2981 James A. Smith...............2515 Grovowood Ave., FL 1-4644 James E. Smolik................2716 Ralph Ave., SH 1 8759 Norbcrt M. Snopel ............. 9601 Easton Ave., Dl 1-3386 Robert T. Soltis...............4135 E. 112 St., Dl 1-2012 Paul R Somoles................. 4201 W 39 St.. ON 1-5764 Edward J. Span................. 6394 Sunset Ave, LA 4-6825 Peter A, Stefanchik............ 3636 E. 106 St.. Dl 1-6986 August G. Supan..................3518 E 81 Si., Mi 1-6435 Gregory J. Swidorski......... 13519 Thraves Ra., MO 2-8908 John R SwinteMon............... 3464 W 137 St., CL 2-0871 James F Szaller................ 3774 W. 137 St., CL 1-5975 Richard S. Tauschanoff . . . 9401 Ml. Auburn Ave., CE 1-7853 John M Thompson............... 4424 Gamma Ave., Ml 1-4648 Ga'y P. Toth................... 7308 Lorain Ave., ME 1-1940 Louis S. Toth.................. 2920 E. 123 Sr., LO 1-5609 Robcrr W Toth..................9613 Parkview Ave., 721-7216 Joseph R. Tree................. 8521 E. 129 St.. SK 1-7952 John O. Upthegrove............. 3301 E 135 St, LO 1-2316 Leslie L Varga............... 12813 Grifflng Ave., SK 1-7947 Robert C. Vetrick.............. 1802 Cook Ave., SH 1-6848 James E. Virosf................5210 E. 115 St., LU 1-1167 William F. Ware.......................7102 Wode Park Ave Donald J. Wascovich........2510 Caroline Ave., CH 5-8374 Byron L. Washington . . . 10920 Grantwcod Ave., RA 1-2209 Thomos F. Washington .. 10920 Grontwood Ave., RA 1-2209 Edward D. Wasiniak............... 4064 E 76 St., Ml 1-3478 Frank A. White.................... 4647 W 94 St.. BR 1-2131 Dennis J. Witkiewicz.................. .. 10108 Richland Ave Peter A. W.tt.................... 4752 W 20 St., Fl 1-6468 Michoel J. Yunich.............. 4342 W 60 St., SH 1 -0359 Albert M. Zahn.......... 11408 Mt Overlook Rd. CE 1-2490 Robert M Zolenka...............2319 W. 11 St.. SU 1-1353 Charles G. Zelle. Jr.... 12615 Mclgrove Ave., Ml 1-2473 Raymond A Zidjunas......... 11116 Forest Ave., CE 1-2377 Daniel A. Zupansky.........99C6 Stoughton Ave., SW 5-0975 151 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To complete the 1963 Benedictine we feel it is necessary to express our gratitude to the following individuals who, though not formally on the yearbook staff, contributed greatly to this year's production: Rev. Father Raphael Zbin, O.S.B., for his cooperation in the yearbook financial campaign. Harvey Singerman, president of Character Arts Studio, Inc., 10400 Buckeye Road, and Mrs. Elaine Pinzonc, secretary-treasurer. Rev. Fother Marian Sabo, O.S.B.. Director of the Benedictine Abbey print shop. The American Yearbook Company and its representative Mr. Peter Prentner. We would also like to thank the present Benedictine Administration for all it has done to assist the annual staff. Gregory R. Mack Robert C. Vetrick Joseph A. 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