Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

at Benedictine 1965 Benedictine Benedictine high school 2900 East boulevard Cleveland, Ohio Volume twenty-nine DO CD 3 CD CL ■ • ft Mi • 3 CD O c This book is about the young men of Benedictine. It portrays them at work in class, at play on the field and at prayer in chapel. It records success, failure, happiness, sorrow. It shows how Benedictine high school is preparing them for useful lives as Catholics, teaching them what Christ taught and what man has learned through history. theme ............................. 2 administration ................... 14 underclassmen .................... 19 the year in review ............... 59 graduates ....................... 121 men are eager to accept the challenges and responsibilities of adulthood in a Christian and Democratic society. 3 w? They realize they cannot prepare for these challenges themselves; they must be wholly educated. This is why Benedictine exists. Sound guidance provides proper direction and motivation for the energy of youth. And a beautiful campus directs his mind to life's more refine aspects moi'erf f'0 T''n' m°nks of So -bb, ,Chu” cZ °,he nl a5,5h ,9� o,940 ;din .0,d °Jr,n pl.l« „ ° l“' '« p “ - - 'VMrkot ' po� ,i0n olic . � wT � A high school education opens the door on life. A young man who has a diploma will command the respect of a world waiting for his ability and knowledge. Whoever can combine his own talent with the benefits provided by Benedictine will gain a most accurate perspective on his future and, indeed, a solid foundation on which to base it. Dedication: to a Benedictine man of 38 years The doy Benedictine high school was born in September 1927, Andrew Slimak was in class as a freshman. Nearly 13 years later, Feb. 17, 1940 in Saint Benedict church, he was ordained Bernard Slimak, a Benedictine priest. He returned to Saint Benedict's Feb. 17, 1965 to celebrate Mass for the faculty and students of the school he loves. Mass, in commemoration of 25 years in the priesthood. Born in Lakewood Nov. 27, 1913, Father Bernard attended Saints Cyril and Methodius grade school, Benedictine, Saint Procopius college and Notre Dame university. After ordination he entered the United States army in August 194? and served with the 43rd anti aircraft artillery battalion as coptain-choplain. He earned three bottle stars for participation in the western Carolines campaign and was on Iwo Jimo when the American flag was raised on Mount Suribachi. Besides teaching moral guidance and English, Father Bernard has been active in the Benedictine co-curriculum, serving as athletic director in 1948-49 and acting as moderator for several graduating classes. To o dedicated servant of God, country and man, the seniors are proud to dedicate the 1965 Benedictine. Father Bernard, O.S.8., second jubilorian among Benedictine priest-alumni, celebrated Moss in Soint Benedict church Feb. 17 for students and faculty members. 13 Rev. Bernard Stimak, O.S.B. Most Rev. Edward F. Hoban S.T.D.,Ph.D.,LL.D. Archbishop-Bishop of Cleveland Most Rev. John F. Whealon S.T.L., S.S.L..D.D. Auxiliary bishop of Cleveland Most Rev. Clarence E. Elwell Ph.D.,P.A. Auxiliary bishop, superintendent of diocese schools A new spiritual leader Among the diocesan clergy present at Saint John cathedral Feb. 2 for solemn Mass by Cleveland's new coodjutor bishop Most Rev. Clarence G. Issenmann, D.D.,S.T.D.,Ph.l.,Jourl.D., were the abbot and prior of Saint Andrew abbey, Benedictine president Right Rev. Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B., and chaplain Father Prior Jerome, O.S.B. With the advancing age of Archbishop Edward F. Hoban, S.T.D., Ph.D.,ll.D., his holiness Pope Paul VI appointed the former Columbus bishop coadjutor, with the right to succession. The new spiritual leader is the seventh bishop of Cleveland At 57, he heads an eight-county diocese which includes 800,000 Catholics. Most Rev. Clarence G. Issenmann D.D.,S.T.D.,Ph.L.,Jourl.D. Coadjutor Bishop of Cleveland Abbot Theodore, Benedictine's chief executive—a dynamic administrator This September Benedictine will celebrate its thirty eighth birthday During exactly hall of those 38 years, the president of the school has been the Right Rev. Abbot Theodore G. Ko|is, O.S.B Father Abbot, 56, was ordained May I, 1936. He became the youngest Benedictine abbot in the world when elected June 20, 1946 As school president. Abbot Theodore has guided Benedictine high school to its present status as one of Cleveland's finest secondary institutions. Tho school has modernized both curriculum and CO curriculum to better educate Catholic youths lor lives as laymon. He considers the $700,000 renovation protect completed three years ago the school's greatest achievement To that, and toward every other endeavor, Fother Abbot is in the habit ol giving himself wholly 15 Rev. Father Benedict Dobrancin, O.S.B. Principal Very Rev. Father Prior Jerome Koval, O.S.B. Vice president. chaplain Administration September 1964 marked the return of Father Benedict, O.S.B., os principal of Benedictine. School president Father Abbot Theodore also re-appointed Father Augustine, O.S.B., assistant rector. Father Placid, O.S.B., was named treasurer. Other administration changes included Father Florion, O.S.B.,—Dads' club. Father Cyril, O.S.B.,— Bennet, Father Luke. O.S.B.,—librarian. Rev. Augustine Yurko, O.S.B. Auiilant principal—diiciplinarion Rev. Placid Pientek, O.S.B. Treasurer Mrs. Helen Sovol Secretory 16 The faculty of Benedictine Rev. Damian Baloga, O.S.B., moral guidance, French Joseph Bokar, American history August Bossu, health, physical education Samuel Ciocco, music, chemistry Vincent Francioli, civics, contemporary history Rev. Roger Gries, O.S.B., moral guidance, elementary algebra, geometry John Grillo, English Rev. Florian Hudac, O.S.B.; moral guidance, Latin Rev. Richard Hudak, O.S.B., moral guidance, American history Rev. Casimir Lechowicz, O.S.B., moral guidance, geometry Rev. Prior Jerome Koval, O.S.B., moral guidance, sociology John Mader, bookkeeping, business law, economics Rev. Ronald Mahnke, O.S.B., English Rev. Anthony Marko, O.S.B., chemistry Rev. William Matyas, O.S.B., advanced algebra Miss Nettie Morris, reading Brother Alfred Nasticky, O.S.B., typing Rev. Cyril Novotny, O.S.B., elementary algebra, physics Rev. Gregory Oravec, O.S.B., English John Petrus, business math, trigonometry, calculus Robert Petrus, English, speech Rev. Placid Pientek, O.S.B., moral guidance Rev. Andrew Pier, O.S.B., moral guidance, world history Rev. Thomas Pobodnik, O.S.B., world history Charles Reynolds, health, physical education, biology Joseph Rufus, civics, contemporary history Rev. Marian Sabo, O.S.B., moral guidance, Latin, Greek Rev. Lawrence Sevcik, O.S.B., elementary algebra, moral guidance Rev. Denis Sheets, O.S.B., moral guidance, Spanish Rev. Bernard Slimak, O.S.B., moral guidance, English Karl Strmen, French Rev. Vincent Velas, O.S.B., moral guidance, Latin, German Rev. David Vizsolyi, O.S.B., moral guidance, Latin Rev. Robert Wilkes, O.S.B., moral guidance, bookkeeping Rev. Luke Yaeger, O.S.B., English Rev. Edward Yatsko, O.S.B., advanced algebra, moral guidance, mechanical drawing Edmund Yemec, general science, health, physical education, physical science Rev. Augustine Yurko, O.S.B., English Rev. Raphael Zbin, O.S.B., biology Rev. Clement Zeleznik, O.S.B., moral guidance, physics 17 Death takes Father Charles The joy of the Christmas season was dimmed by the death of Saint Andrew abbey resident Rev. Charles J. Florek, O.S.B. Father Charles, a Benedictine for 48 of his 68 years, died Dec. 29 in his monastery room. Most of his life was spent as a pastor at Saint Michael's parish in Chicago. He worked there as an assistant from the time of his ordination in 1922 until October 1928 when he became pastor. Illness forced his retirement in June 1957, whereupon he moved to Saint Andrew's. The sicknesses had resulted in blindness and the amputation of both legs. Father is buried in Saint Andrew abbey's plot of Calvary cemetery. 18 Rev. Charles J. Florek, O.S.B. underclassmen ;S Benedictine's younger set is its underclassmen. These are the students at whom the faculty aims the bulk of its efforts. Following the example of seniors, they are learning the way of Benedictine men, observing and establishing tradition. They are discovering that they can benefit only in direct proportion to their efforts. This last lesson is perhaps the most important they will learn as Benedictine students for it is the basic principal of all progress. freshman class Elected in October os freshman homeroom representatives were (c ockw se, from lower left) John D wonkowski, Michael Pillar, Mark Tenoglio, Raymond Sodd. Thomos Elko, Stephen Hiligan, John Kuboff. Father Cosimir, O.S.B,, mathematics and morol guidance instructor, is freshman class moderator. William Bradshaw Edward Brent William Brisky John 8rook Nicholas Bucci Ralph Bucci Jerome Cajka Patrick Callahan William Calvey Frank Ceror Raymond Champa Mo Chornisky Walter Choromanski James Cifra Joseph Coke Robert Coleman Kenneth Colloro Carl Corrado Angelo Coutris George Cox James Cugini Richard Cotkoski James Czech Stephen Czech James Dacck Thomas Damukoitis Leonard DeAmiches Gerald Dulo Peter Ourny John Dzwonkowski 21 Gerald Ferko Edward Forro John Fousek Robert Fristik Joveph Goidelis Thomos Dziok Thomas Elko John Emery Joseph Eovito Francis Evoncic The religious brothers of St. Andrew abbey are assigned to Benedictine to aid the administration as telephone switchboord operators and maintenance engineers. Daily these brothers teach students the valuable lesson of dignity in honest labor. John Brian Gallagher Michael Gombotcse John Gaston Sylvester Gentiluomo Dale Gibbons Kenneth Golubski Gregory Holemba Gregory Halko Robert Hancko Paul Harnichar 22 Timothy Hcil Theodore Hetmon Stephen Hiligon Robert Horvoth George Hudocko Robert Hydok Myron Ino Dole Jakob Stanley Jakosh Dennis Jakubeex Brother Ambrose Motulok, O.S.B. Footboll photographer Brother Victor Repon. O.S.B. Maintenance engineer Brother Patrick Ryan, O.S.B. Maintenance engineer Nothoniel James Gerald Joseph Joseph Juros Lawrence Kalal Dole Kondro James Kearns Alon R. Kcberdlc Robert Kerfonto John Kikta David Kline 23 John Kolosoi Stephen Komat Joseph Koneeny James Kopinsky William Koston Motthew Kovocevic Kenneth Kovalik Paul Kowalski Anthony Kozlowski Mri. Joan Bodjiak. school nurse, finds that her supply of castor oil needs constant replenishing. Michoel Kozlowski John Krai John Kuboff James Kuczmarski Robert Kuhor John Kurimski Mark Kusner Dennis Kwiatkowski Dole loezko 24 Guy Morrelli Lawrence Mosek Dennis Mauser Fronk Moyernick Francis Moyher John Mohr Frank Momrok John Mongano James Marko Louis Morn Michael Mozur Anthony Mazzone John McDonald Clorence McLeod Bernard Mcdwith Carl Merkel Francis Miecznikowski Thoddeus Mieskoskc Michael Morgan John Mulica 25 Dole Novotny Ronald Nowokowski Jomei O'Borsky Jomes O'Block Paul Obojiki Terrance O'Malley Ronald Oprzodek Emery Oroiz Tomislov Perk William Perk Alan Peters Dale Pctrck Ralph Pietrzak John Pikulo Michael Pillor Richard Pipa 27 Brother Allred, O.S.B., has more paper work than any other teacher at Benedictine, for he instructs students hOw too masstur th,e Aort-tc ov ‘tipping!!??,,. Thomas Prendergast Joseph Robb George Rond John Ready Lawrence Riley Dennis Robinson John Rockford Eugene Romanowski Raymond Ropelewski Francis Rusin Mark Rusnov Timothy Russ Fronk Russo John Rusxkiewicx Roymond Sadd Ignatius Sanson Robert Schindclholz James Schmitt Joseph Scimcco Thomas Scott Robert Seemann Robert Scredick Joseph Siano Fred Siko Louis Silvestro 28 Adam Simon Thomas Sipos John Siracusa Bernard Slimak Brian Smith Matthew Smith Terrance Smith Joseph Sobczyk looking forward to the upcoming golf season ore Fathers Damian and Lawrence, O.S.B James Soukoup Sergio Sponzo Frank Store John Stare Charles Strazinsky Cyril Strohmeier Robert Stypo Theodore Szalay 29 Frank Szappanos Craig Tolioferro Jerry Taricska Lawrence Teichman Mark Tenaglio Daniel Thomos Jonathan Thor Richard Tochek Zoltan Toma Ervin Tomas Ronald Twardy Dennis Vargo Lawrence Visgak Joseph Vidmar Gregory Vrobel Samuel Wade James Wagner Brion Walker Dale Welters Williom Wick 30 Father Edward. O.S.8., olgcbro, moral guidance and mechanical drawing instructor, inspects the work of Philip Hodonbosi. 41. John Wiecek Bernard Wilczenski Andrew Wilkins Stephen Willioms Mark Woltmon Gregory Woodrow Joseph Woravko Roy Wrobleski William Zoletel Michael Zano Lawrence Zapkowski Nicholas Zovorella Fronk Zummo 31 twerp week During the week before the John Adorns football game, November 9 thru 13, Benedictine upperclassmen attempted to instill school spirit into this year's freshman class, the Class of 1968. Freshmen were called upon at this time by upperclassmen to sing the Alma Mater and the fight song, besides reciting certain well-known facts about the school and its history. All this was done with the freshmen wearing their beanies during school hours. The week's activities culminated at the John Adams rally, when special Twerpie owards (below) were given to deserving freshmen by student council. sophomore class Thomos Ambroziok Ronold Andros Thomos Ahern Goeton Allard Joseph Anthony Harold Arnold This year the elan of 1967 was administrated by (left to right) treasurer Jomes Betts, secretary Michael Slrazinsky, president Lawrence Zelina, moderator Joseph Bokor, vice-president John Siracusa, sergeant at arms Williom Rini. David Bchm Robert Bcranck Stephen Beres Maurice Bertrand James Betts Anthony Blockum Eugene Blusiewicz John Bodnar John Bogert Joseph Bonfiglio Froncis Bossu Robert Brandt Ross Brankotelli Frederick Brown Robert Broz Richard Burnison Dennis Callohan Donald Coscrta Ronald Coscrta Robert Caster 35 Gory Chesnik Mark Chmielecki Terrence Chorba Paul Clardy Richard Cochrac John Coke James Coyne Julian Cymanski Joseph D'Agostino Williom Day Nelio DiGeronimo Raymond DiVincenzo Robert Dobrinsic Michael Dolan David Dolcini Anthony Dolejs Thomos Droper Michael Dulo Edward Dzwonkowski Theodore Edwards Michael Erlenbach John Fabry Charles Farro Frank Fouskey Vincent Ferritto 36 Jon Feudo Gory Fiengo A veteran Benedictine instructor is Father Gregory, O.S.B. In addition to teaching English ond morol guidance, he has olso instructed aeronautics He helped build Benedictine's weather observatory above room 324 Andrew Franko Stephen Franko Richord Frcho Douglas Fulgham John Fuller John Futo Albert Gadus Salvatore Goti Ronald Gazdo Peter Gentile 37 Timothy Gorka John Gosiorowski John Gotch James Grimm Woltor Hodley Michael Henderson Lawrence Hcrbst John Hornfeck Joseph Horvat Elmer Horvath John Hosek Elmer Hynes Edward Janosky Michael Jaskolka Donold Jiroosek John Jugenhcimcr Kenneth Kacpura Joseph Koscandi Thomas Kadlec Frank Karlovec 38 Thomos Kerfonto James Kickel Timothy Kikta Henry Kinicki Thomas Kish Dovid Klepocki Gerard Kmct2 Clarence Knapik Geoffrey Kocsis Michael Kocsmoros Cut it out, lelloil 39 Paul Kohout Timothy Kolenic Terrence Kopama Frances Kovacs Ronald Kozak Frances Kramorz Joseph Krill William Krizner David Kryszan Charles Kudloty John Kunzo Andrew Kuretz John Kusner Samuel laurio James Lawrence Daniel Lawson Santo longo Lawrence lowiec Stephen lucsik Edward Maciejewski Robert Mock Peter Maisano 40 Dole Majcen Edward Majestic Douglas Mancino Kenneth Morinik Anthony Marotta Richard Mayvald Ronald MeAlonis Ronald McCondless James McDevitt Michael McNerney Donald Medvick Thomas Medwetz Timothy Meehon Edward Miholik Kenneth Miholik John Milikos George Minello Roy Mocadlo Russel Moenich Nicholas Morris Martin Moss Timothy Moviel Posquolc Mucci Michael Murphy 41 Botidos teaching economics, bookkeeping and business low, John Mode is the regular senior-sophomore study holl proctor. Joseph Nelson Michael Niediwiccki Thomas Pavlik John Pawlik Alan Pcrcivol Carl Perhacs David Pelschauer Raymond Pfeiffer James Phillips Thomas Pilch Andrew Piskura Lawrence Postolko Joseph Prankas Alan Przybyla 42 Thomas Rafferty Frederick Rakes Gerald Ready Dennis Records George Repko Williom Rmi Gregory Roberson Arthur Robinson Thomas Robiiaille William Roff Ronald Romoncak Michael Ropclewski Robert Ro anski Kenneth Roiboril John Ruolo Dennis Rusnak Richard Sabol Robert Sabol Gerald Sokmor Anthony Sap en a John Scavnicky Robert Schaefer Thomas Schaefer Richard Schick 43 Timothy Schulte Joseph Scoccolo Ronald Sejd Thomas Sejnowski Thomos Shubcft John Siracusa Ronold Skalok George Sogor Anthony Starvaggi Franz Stefan James Stewart Daniel Stolarski Donald Stolla Paul Stolowski Michoel Strozinsky Gory Suhoy Dennis Suhy Anthony Supan David Szany laszlo Szikloy Joseph Tatai James Taylor Kenneth Tesny 44 Andrew Tirpok Robert Tokorchick Albert Tomechko Albert Toth Stephen Toth Timothy Turocy William Twardy Joseph Tyler James Ungrady Joseph Voiko John Vargo Ronald Vidmor Philip Visocky Daniel Ward Terrence Weber Daniel Weiikopf Michael Wieciorek Frank Workosky Nicholas Yontorn Louis Zaletel Carl Zelenvkas Lawrence Zelino 45 junior class Michael Ahrens Lawrence Alcsnik Jerome Amato Daniel Andryscik Dale Bacik Edmund Banville Junior clois president Palrick Emrich, Second from right) worked with (from left) treasurer Gerald Miholck, secretary Thomas Hudok, vice-president Glenn Novok and sergeant-at-arms Mark Cicconc under supervision of Fother Rophoel, O.S.B. Louis Barle Charles Barnosky James Boumbick John Bill John Billick Raymond Bocff Richard Bnchta Louis Bucci Ugo Buemi Donald Busi Thomos Callahan Damien Commalo Ronald Capck John Carroll Gerald Cech Mark Ciccone Stephen Cihlor Michael Connelly George Csi ck John Donko 47 Attilo Doroy Alexonder Davtovich Richard Decker Anthony DeFronco Doniel Deitrick Donold Deitrick Anthony DeSciscio Aurelio DiPaolo Russell Dittert Michoel Dobrinik Michael Dominok Norman Drongowski John Dugovics John Dujan Elmer Dolo JL Kenneth Dzigiel William Dzubak Theodore Edwards Potrick Emrich Albert Folcione Michael Fee Thomos Fink Gerard Flannery James Frobotto William Galayda Robert Gccik Lester Girard Robert Gladys Ale Gogicz|Ow Ronald Gordon Joseph Gorick Edward Gotch Steven Gotch Jorome Grobowski Richard Grega 49 Joseph Gressock William Grossman Joseph Gullo Gerald Homacck Edward Honzel John Hordon John Hornik Thomas Hudok Thomas Hughes Frank Hyelak Raymond Inman Christopher Ischoy Richard Jackson Kenneth Jokubecz Thomas Jansen Dale Jirousek Alon Kaminsky John Kane William Korwon Robert Kleinhenz 50 Daniel Kmolo David Korosi Dole Krejci Raymond Kroncis John Kristofco Besides the cools, three other women work in the Benedictine cafeteria doing cleaning chores, and oftcr school in the building. They ore Mrs. Irene Horvath (left), Mrs. Ernestine Sobol and Mrs. Helen Jakubecr The food consumed by those Benedictine students ond faculty members who purchase lunches in the cafeteria is cooked ond prepared by cooks (left to right) Mrs. Florence Petkvsek, Miss Anne Kokvsrka. Mrs. Mary Rich and Mrs. Josephine Kordion Mark Kroll James Krzywicki Roger Kucero Robert Kucko Timothy Kunicki b Giedrios lozdinis Ronald leposa John liptak Julius lock Richard Modonsky Gerold Kuzmiok Ronald Kwiotkowski John lokcfek John lonese Ronold LoRiche Walter Mahnkc Donald Mahovlic Albert Majcen William Mojor James Molinok John Monchak Robert Mantz Joseph Marcoguiseppe Michael Morioni Joseph Martonovic 52 John Mozur Jomes McGratton Ronald Misconish William Miska Michael Montclcone Joseph Moran Thomas Morovcc Wayne Morgan As any good wor d hufory teacher. Father Thomas. O S B , realizes the value of a lively class discussion instead of a dull lecture. Charles Murar Ronald Mysyk Gary Nagy 53 Father Andrew, O.S.6.. world history ond morol guidonce instructor, has fought of 8cncdictinc for more consecutive years than any other member of the faculty. Poul Nagy Mark Nienic Glenn Novak Wayne Novotny Thomas Nowak Michael Orley Stephen Oroszlani Raymond Osolin Thomas Pojk Lowrence Popesh Jeffrey Paper Joseph Parr Stanley Poszkowski Thomos Pcrciok 54 • Edward Pesek Anthony Petrello Louis Petrello Richard Petrillo Ronald Petrovich Domenic Petto Richard Piotak Jerome Pilcavoge Gory Pniewski Paul Post Felix Potcate Ralph Prawd ik Michael Reardon Alex Redo William Rees Louis Rcposy Warren Repke Adelbert Rerko Eugene Royko Thomos Rudar 55 Anthony Rut Eugene Sovoti Williom Scanlon Kenneth Semon John Shiner Dennis Soltis Oovid Sovol John Sponko John Sparengo Philip Spinucci James Spring Michael Stobene Romon Stach Ronald Stelmorski Stephen Stolowski 56 Benedicline'i Karl Sirmen, one of Americo's leading linguists, is currently instructor of French I, II, III and IV. In past years, he hos also taught Latin, Slovak. Russian and Spanish Gerald Sulhon Michoel Sundra Leslie Szokallos Robert Telepok Lynn Trcsko Ronald Turocy Michael Urbancic Donald Vorgo Robert Vejdovcc Frank Tesar Robert Thompson Robert Timko Albert Tomos Dennis Toth 57 father Anthony, O.S.B., chemistry instructor, takes time out from his laboratory ond blackboard work to announce to his students that chemistry projects for the onnuol science fair ore required agoin this year. Jeffery Verlin Frank Vilics John Vitonzo Thomas Wochala John Wagner Dennis Wichert lowrence Young Joseph Zalar Morris Zono Ronald Zapkowski 58 the year in review Spiritual, social and physical maturity are objects of Benedictine's co-curriculum. Since mental growth is the main reason we attend school, these three areas cannot command the spotlight. The faculty, however, knows that a balance is required for the complete education of the individual. For this reason, Benedictine provides a wide range of activities and functions for students to cultivate and develop their interests. The 1964-65 school year began with student orientation week Sept. 1 through 4. Students were greeted by Benedictine's new administration: principal Father Benedict, O.S.B., assistant principal-disciplinarian Father Augustine, O.S.B., and treasurer Father Placid, O.S.B. Students paid tuition, rented lockers, purchased books and renewed acquaintances. Orientation Parents orientation nights were Sept. 23 and 24. Speakers included school president Right Rev. Father Abbot, O.S.B., Fathers Benedict and Augustine and guidance department director Father William, O.S.B. Benedictine's band entertained while members of the national honor society acted as ushers. 60 Fiat semester project of the physics club was a solar cell Preparing the nickel electroless plating solution arc members Richard Marionek Heft), Terrence Zes ut and Kestutis Civinskos. Physics club Nine members of the honorory association of research physics students met weekly during the year to work on extra assignments in physical science. Supervised by instructor Father Clement, O.S.B.. the students built solar energy cells as a first semester project and a loser during the second term. Officers were Kestutis Civinskos (president) and Nicholas Fina (secretary). The association was founded by Father Clement and five charter members Oct. 19, 1962. With moderator Father Clement. O.S.B., arc members of the honorary association of research physics students (left to right) Thomas Iwan, Terrence Zeszut, Richard Marionek, George Jacobs. Timothy Sopenski, David Novotny, James Trachimowicr. president Kestutis Civinskos and secretary Nicholas Fina. 61 Student council Benedictine's 1964-65 student council (lop row, left to right) Gerold Miholek. Steven Gotch, Potrick Emrich, James Betts, Mike Strozinsky, Woltef Kijek, Robert Hricik, August Tischer, Robert 8elinger, frow two) John Dzwonkowtki, John Kubofl, Stephen Hiligan, Frank Destro, Kon- rod Kmetz. Glenn Novak, Alex Huber, Joseph Benovich, (row one) Richard Morionek. Nicholas Fino, treasurer John Siracuso. president Charles Braschwitz. vice-president Victor Vella. Robert Toth, Gregory 8ctts. (Missing is secretory lowrence Potrick.) To provide the students with o voice in the administration of their school and themselves with active training in parliamentary government is the purpose of Benedictine's student council. The 25 members represented every segment of the student body in their roles as closs officers and organization presidents. Moderator Father Augustine, O.S.B., and president Charles Braschwitz were assisted by other officers: vice-president Victor Vella, secretary Lawrence Patrick and treasurer John Siracusa. 62 Social committee of the student council included (left to right) Gregory Betti, lowrcnce Potnck, Joseph Bcnovich and chairmon Victor Velio. Surrounding chairman Nicholas Fina are members of council's neatness committee Glonn Novak (lelt), Alex Huber ond Richard Mationek Student council officers Victor Vella (vice president), Chorlcs Braschwit (president), lowrcnce Patrick (treasurer) and (missing) John Siracusa (secretary) campaigned for and won their positions at o general election in May 1964 63 United Nations On Nov. 13. a ten-man delegation from Benedictine represented Chile at the Model United Notions conference held at Gannon college in Erie, Pennsylvania. The group was led by moderator Vincent Francioli and by chairman Joseph Benovich; current international problems were discussed with delegations from other schools. Representing Chile ot the conference were 'standing from left, Dominic Cordiano, Stanley Cochroc. August Tischcr, Timothy Sopenski. Fred Ccrmok, (staled) Ronald Zopkowski, Michael Rond, chairman Joseph Benovich, Joseph Zalor, and Alan Bugoj. Moderafor Vincent Franooli and chairman Joseph Benovich discuss Africa's current political unrest. Veterans from the 1963 Model United Notions delegation formulate Chile's policy, from left are Alan Bugoj, Joseph Benovich. ond August Tischer. Missing was Dominic Cordiano. Benedictine plays From 14 locultynominated candidates, six were chosen to represent the school on It’t Academic. They include (left to right) Stanley Cochrac. Terrence Zeszut, Timothy Sopenski, cooch John Petrus, Nicholas Fino, James Trochimowicz and George Jacobs. It's Academic Three Benedictine students appeared on the high school quiz show It's Academic Dec. 5 on WEWS channel 5. They were Nicholas Fino, George Jacobs and captain Terrence Zeszut. Alternates on the all-senior team included Stanley Cochrac, Timothy Sopenski and James Trachimowicz. Faculty moderator was John Petrus, instructor of mathematics. Benedictine competed against East Tech and West Tech high schools. West Tech scored 350 to edge Benedictine with 340. East Tech registered 110. The school won the 10-volume Gateway to the Great Books of the Western World. First string members of Benedictine’s It's Academic team confer before show's taping Nov. 15. From left ore Nicholos Fino, cooch John Petrus, captoin Terrence Zeszut ond George Jocobs. 65 Benedictine coaches include (standing, left to right) Ed Yemec (junior vanity football, basketball, head track coach). Father Roger, O S B , (assistant jay vec grid mentor). Father Richard, O.S.B , (freshman basketball coach). Chuck Reynolds (assistant varsity foot boll, head varsity boskctboll, freshman track mentor). Father Vincent. O.S.B., (vorsity bowling coach, infra mural bowling league director), (seated) Father Florian, O.S.B , (golf mentor), Joe Rufus (athletic director, infra mural basketball, softball director), Augie Bossu (head football, baseboll coach). Missing ore tennis cooch Father Clement, O.S.B., head wrestling coach Frank Toncar. troiner and freshman footboll mentor Ron Gliha and assistant freshman grid mentor Ray Klaff. Character formation in youth The physical aspect of the formation of a young adult gentleman is a most important one. Athletic competition, whether interscholastic or intramural is invaluable in building character, sportsmanship and morality. Benedictine's athletic director is Joe Rufus. He has been on the sports scene for 20 years a whole generation. The job which his 11 coaches is doing will bear fruit when Benedictine's athletes have matured into complete men. At Benedictine. Augie Bossu is the current leader in consecutive years of octive coaching. The 1939 University of Notre Dame alumnus began duties as baseball coach in 1954 and become head of the football team in 1955. Bengals capture 9th league crown Benedictine's varsity football team gained its ninth East Senate crown since 1945 by defeating five of six league opponents and finished the 1964 season with an overall record of six wins and four losses. A 48-6 loss to Saint Ignatius Thanksgiving day in the stadium, however, kept the Bengals from retaining the city championship. After opening the schedule with a 36-14 triumph over independent Saint Edward, the Tigers topped East Tech, 28-8 in the Senate opener. Then followed a 20-0 defeat by non-loop foe Saint Joseph. A 55-0 loss to state champion Massilon was sandwiched between league victories over East, 26-16 and Cathedral Latin, 22-0. Glcnville, then succumbed 26-6, but Benedictine was upset the following week, 13-6 by Collinwood. In the season finale, the Bengals clinched the Senate crown with a 6 0 win over John Adams. Augie Bossu now has completed ten seasons as Benedictine's head coach. During that period, his teams have compiled a composite mark of 73-20-4. Benedictm? s 964 Eatt Senate champions Top row, (left to right juniors Gary Pniewski, Jerry Miholek, sophomores Jim Grimm, Larry Zelino, Bill Roff, juniors Work Ciccone. Bill Scanlon. Glenn Novak, Frank Hydak, Joe Marcoguiseppc. Attila Daray; row three assistant coach Chuck Reynolds, head mentor Augie Bossu, juniors John Kane, Tony Russ, Wayne Morgon, Lynn Treska, lorry McMonomon, Jerry Pilcovogc, Roy Inmon, Don 8usi, Jim Baumbick, assistant coaches Ed Yemec, Father Roger, O S B , othletic director Joe Rufus; row two seniors Ron Ellis. Bob Toth, Greg Morn, Chuck Broschwitz, Rich Koprowski, captain Greg Betts, Jim Hodokievic, Jack Dienes, Konrad Kmetz, Arvyd Petrus, Dennis Kraynak, Tom Iwan; row one managers sophomore Ken Miholek. junior Ken Jakubecz. seniors Bob Bombolew-ski, Steve Dobrowski, juniors John Mazur, Bob Vejdovec. The nucleus of the vanity footboll tcom's offense was formed by (standing, left to right) right halfbacks lorry Zelino, Jock Dienes, fullback Greg Bells, quarterback Ron Ellis, left halfbacks Greg Morn, Saint Edward's Kevin O'Donaghue finds senior holfbock Greg Morn a slippery character. Morn gained 530 yords in 141 carries for a 3 76 ovcroge Helping him out here is teommote Glenn Novak. Glenn Novak; (kneeling)—right end Jim Hodakievic. right tockle Rich Koprowski, right guard Tom Iwon, center Dennis Kraynak. left guard Tony Russ, left tockle lorry McMonomon, left end Arvyd Petrus. The Benedictine offense scored 156 points in ten gomes, with quarterly point totals of 38, 64, 20 and 34. On the ground the Bengals mode 1792 yords in 419 carries, on average of 4.28 yords per carry. Aerially, Benedictine covered 446 yards with 47 completions in 116 attempts. Eighty-two rushes culminated in first downs. The balance of 109 total first downs was accomplished with 22 posses and five penalties. 68 Benedictine sophomore right half lorry Zolino, who led all scorers with 58 points, positions him sell lor one of 12 poss receptions which netted him 58 yards Defender is Cathedral latin's Frank Titos. Top pass receiver lor the Bcngals was right end Jim Hodokievic. Mis season total was 16 receptions for 156 yards. Collinwood's Tim lewis tries un successfully to block this one One sure iign of o footboll player well-coached in fundamental ij the ability to make the open-field tockle. Finding the grip of left end Arvyd Petrus too tenacious is Soint Ignotius' Dan Milligan. Defensive regulars for the East Senate champs were (standing, left to right} right safety lorry Zclina, right corner-backer Jack Dienes, right sofety Greg Morn, middle linebacker Greg Betts, left safety Glenn Novak, left corner-backer Jim Hodakievic; (kneeling)— right end Wayne Morgan, right tackle Tony Russ, right guard Tom Iwan, left guard Rich Koprowski. left tackle lorry McManomon, left end Arvyd Petrus. Another regular, right end Chuck Braschwitz, was sidelined with a leg injury when this picture wos taken. 70 The Bengali' defense yielded 180 points during the season: 35 in the first quarter. 57 in the second period, 25 and 63 in the third and fourth stan as. The opposition gained 5.21 yards per rush with 1869 yards gained in 359 plays. The Bengali gave up 678 yards via 43 pass completions in 144 attempts. Benedictine made 11 interceptions and recovered 10 enemy fumbles. The foes 99 first downs came on the ground 69 times, through the air 22 times and with a penalty eight times. Benedictine j defence intercepted 1 I passes during the season. Co-leaders with two ooch were middle linebacker John Kane, right corncrbacker Jack Dienes and right safety (65 above) larry Zelino. 71 Wildcats crush Bengal title hopes A 48-6 loss to West Senate chomp Saint Ignatius Thanksgiving day in Municipal stadium copped a six win, lour loss season for Benedictine's varsity. The Wildcats scored first in the title gome on a 71 -yard run by quarterback Brian Dowling. Place kicker Rick Rose's toe gave the Wcst-siders o 7-0 lead. After the kickoff, Benedictine's third series of downs failed to produce and Ignatius took the ball 62 years in eight plays, Dowling's two-yard jaunt, the finishing touch. Rose missed the point, and Saint Ignatius led after the first period, 13-0. As the second quarter began, the Cats again had the ball. With a sustained drive of 50 yards in 15 plays they scored agoin. Jim Grace carried the boll the final three yards. Rose's conversion mode it 20-0. After a punt exchange, the Wildcats took the ball to the two yard line from where a Dowling pass hit Groce for the fourth TD. Rose then mode it 27-0. That was the halftime score, despite o 42-yord drive just before the gun by the Bcngals. A punt exchange followed the second-half kickoff. The only score of the third quarter then came, a four-yard toss from Dowling to halfback Dan Milligan. Rose kicked the thirty-fourth point. In the final period, Grace scored his third touchdown with an 11-yard pass from Dowling. Rose's PAT mode the score 41-0. With three minutes left in the gome, the Bengals finally made the scoreboard on a three-yard run by Greg Morn. Morn's attempted pass for two points fell incomplete. The final TD come with 57 seconds left. Brian Dowling, who ployed the entire game for head coach John Wirtz passed two yards to senior end Tom Drabik. Rose kicked his sixth extra point, making the score 48-6. In on attempt to run the count still higher. Rose kicked onsidc, the Bcngals fumbled ond Ignatius recovered. The Wildcats were thwarted, though, ond the final score was 48-6. Senior left holf Greg Marn cuts diagonally through the Saint Ignotius secondary on the Bengols' only scoring drive in the fourth quarter. Morn, a standout in Benedictine's 1963 Charity game victory over Ignatius, ran three yards for the touchdown. Thu post from Greg Mam to Lorry Zclino come just before the end of the first half. Behind him is Wildcat safety Brian Dowling. Zelino mode three receptions for 41 yards. Stopped for no gain by Wildcats Bob Ronntgan If8) and Bob Kocub is fullback Greg Betts. The Ignatius defense held Benedictine to 89 yards rushing while the victors netted 283. Overall the Wildcats covered 429 yards to 171 for the Bengals. 1964 Benedictine varsity football scores East Senate champions: league record, five wins, one loss,- overall mark, six victories, four defeats. Benedictine 36 Benedictine 28 8enedictine 0 Benedictine 26 Benedictine 0 Benedictine 22 Benedictine 26 Benedictine 6 Benedictine 6 Benedictine 6 independent contest • city championship gome ’Saint Edward 14 East Tech 8 ’Saint Joseph 20 East 16 •Massilon 55 Cathedral Latin 0 Glcnville 6 Collinwood 13 John Adams 0 P Saint Ignatius 48 73 Benedictine marching band Benedictine band: (top row, left to right) James Nagy, Frank Kromorz, Michael McNerney, Domel Kniolo, Earl Scolise. Dovid Bchm, Jeffrey Papez. Robert Timko, Kenneth Kovolik, Timothy MocGillis. Pool Nagy, Nathaniel Jomes, (row lour) moderator Father Denis, O.S.B , Michael Mazur, John Mohr, Arthur Robinson, Michael Dolan, Clinton Simmons, Ronald Skalak, Richard Madansky, Joseph Anthony, Ronald Sejd, Moorice Bertrand, John Korimski, Thomas Lawrence. James Troehimowicz, director Sam Cioceo, (row three) Timothy Heil. James Spring. Joseph Martanovic. William Pompili, Dennis Soltis, Gory Nagy. John Kolosai, Kenneth Golubski, Thomas Downes, Frank Mayher. Michael Blosko, Dominic Cordiano, (row two) Thomas Ponchock, Ronald Oprzadek, Joseph Konecny, Robert Ker-fonto, Andrew Wilkins, Kenneth Marinik, George Rand, John Blosko. Franz Stefan, (row one) Croig Taliaferro, Edward Majestic, Gary Ford. Harold Arnold. Corl Ondros, drum major Bernard Holder, Joseph Zalor, Clarence Smith, Michael Rond. The bond's major function was performing at halftime during Benedictine varsity football gomes. Culmination of the show oc- curred when the bond formed the traditional Gothic B'' and played the alma moter. Annually the band present o series of spring concerts. Checking over o piece to be ployed ore director Sam Ciocco, seniors Bernard Holder and William Pompili and moderator Father Denis. O S B Benedictine's marching band, revitalized by the enthusiastic support given by the students in the chocolate sales drives of the past two scholastic years, ployed, as in the past, at all 10 varsity football games, rallies, and at the annual student council Christmas show. The bond also produced its annual spring and Easter concerts and will play ot graduation next week An innovation by director Sam Ciocco was the freshman band. Members are (top row, from left) James Nagy, Ronald Oprzadek, John Mohr, Michael Mazur, Timothy MacGillis, Nathaniel Jomes, Kenneth Marinik, (row one) Thomas Ponchock, Joseph Konecny, Robert Ker-fonta, Andrew Wilkins. Frank Mayher. 75 Two of Benedictine's most honored vorsity men were venior halfbock Greg Morn (above) and senior end Jim Hodakievic. Both played on the 1963 city championship team Football banquet Besides receiving his second varsity grid letter, Bengol captoin Greg Betts also accepted o plaque on which was inscribed the names of the 1964 Benedictine East Senate chomps. Benedictine's football teams were honored Dec. 8 at the annuol Parents-Boosters' banquet in the cafeteria. Guest speaker was Cleveland Browns middle linebacker Vince Costello. Assistant junior varsity coach Father Roger, O.S.B., was master of ceremonies. Among the individual honors merited by team members were-. Press allscholastic (Greg Morn), Plain Dealer all-East Senate (Jim Hodakievic, Marn). Press all-East Senate (Hodakievic, Marn), Plain Dealer Dream team (Rich Koprow-ski, Hodakievic, Marn), PreStar (Marn). Universe Bulletin Senate all-Catholic (Hodakievic, Marn), Call and Post all-East Senate (Greg Betts, Marn, lorry McManomon), Ohio Bell player of Week (Sept. 11) (lorry Zelino), Massilon sportsman's trophy (Hodakievic). The middle linebacker of the Notionol football league champion Cleveland Browns Vince Costello was introduced by banquet’s emcee Father Roger, O.S.B. Junior varsity football The 1964 Benedictine umor varsity football team East Senate champions: Top row (left to right) manager Leonard Forgoch, cooch Father Roger. O.S.B., Luke Kmetz, John Ruolo. Greg Roberson, Mike Strozinsky, Lou Zoletcl. Mike Nidzwiccki. Mike Erlcnboch, Jim Betts, Terry Weber, coach Ed Yemec, manager Bob Vc|dovec; row two Tom Robitaille. Chuck Kudloty. Tom Povlik. Joe Gressock, Doug Okonek, Dennis Wichert, Reggie White, Tom Schaefer, Tom Callahan. Bob Schaefer, Roger Kucero, Jim Stewart row one Gary Nagy. Russ Mocnich, Dennis Rusnak. Bill Rini, John Siracusa. Bob Mock, Clarence Knapick, Frank Bossu. Tim Turocy. Pete Moisono. By recording a perfect league record of six victories and no defeats, Benedictine's 1964 junior varsity football team regained the East Senate title. The Bengals also won over two independent foes for on overall mark of 8 0. Successive victims were: Padua, 14-6; East, 22-6; East Tech, 12 6; John Adams, 26 0; Glcnville, 38-20; Thomas Edison, 28-6,- Cathedral Latin, 32-12 and Collinwood, 14-8. Coach Ed Yemec's starting offensive lineup included: left end John Ruolo, left tackle Lou Zoletol, left guard Bob Mack, center Frank Bossu, right guard Doug Okonek, right tackle Greg Roberson, right end Jim Stewart, quarterback Jim Betts, left halfback Ed Hanzel, right halfback Bill Rini and fullback John Siracusa. Defensive starters were: left end Roberson, left tackle Zaletel, left guard Bob Mock, right guard Okonek, right tackle Nick Yantorn, right end Tom Schaefer, middle linebacker Stewart, left corner-backer Bob Schaefer, right cornerbacker Siracusa, left safety Betts, right safety Reggie White. Interference, os any successful runner will attest, is essential to rushing. Providing the blocking for Tom Pavlik is Reggie White as the Bengals defeoted Cothcdrol Latin, 32-12. 77 Freshman football Coach Ron Gliha's second Benedictine freshman football squad compiled a two win—three loss record. Victories came at the expense of Padua, 14-6, and Cathedral Latin, 38-8. The Baby Bengals succumbed to Holy Nome, 28-0, Saint Joseph 20-10, and Saint Ignatius, 22 16. On offense, the tiros' starting eleven included: left end Roy Champa, left tackle Brian Gallagher, left guard Steve Hiligan, center Ralph Bucci, right guard John Kuboff, right tackle Chuck Paisa, right end Brian Smith, quarterback Terry O'Malley, left halfback Ray Sadd, right halfback Joe Vidmar and fullback John Rockford. Defensive first string listed: left end Champa, left tackle Dennis Vargo, left guard Kuboff, right guard Bucci, right tackle Steve Czech, right end Dennis Mauser, middle linebacker Rockford, left cornerbacker Ed Forro, right cornerbacker Mark Tenoglia, left sofety Jerry Ferko and right safety Sadd. Benedictine i 1964 frethmon football team: Top row (left to right coach Ron Gliho. Chuck Paisa, Angelo Coutris, Ray Champo, Dennis Vorgo, Jim Ausem, Dennis Mauser, John Mahr. John Rockford, lorry Mosck, John Klimok. Mott Smith. Mike Toth, Mark Tenogtio; row fwo-Rolph Bucci. Ed Forro, Steve Czech, Bnon Gallagher, Ston Jakosh, Brion Smith, Bob Sccmann, John Kuboff. Don Bliss, Terry O'Malley, Joe Vidmar, Tom Elko; row one Joe Scimeca. Frank Evancic, Joo Worovko, John Kikto, Roy Sadd, Jerry Toricska. lou Morn, Tim Russ, Jerry Ferko, Mike Pillar, Steve Hiligan. Rally 'round the team Skits and sign-painting Highlighted the activity of Benedictine's three booster clubs during the football season. Sponsored by the senior class, members of the Dominoes, Incas and Kingsmen performed at the Cathedral Latin, John Adams and Saint Ignatius rallies. At the lotin rally, roving reporter Frank Dcstro asked a motley group of characters about the Lions' chances and got some answers only a Benedictine student could appreciate. Students were also privileged with some previews of the scene in the John Adams locker room at halftime. The Dominoes (top row, left to right) Jerome Skolo, Thomas Fink. Richard Vorgyos, Ronold Buzzelli, Ronald Zopkowski, president August Tischer. (row twoj Walter Mohnke, Fronk Rozic, Tom Perciok. George Jacobs, Mark Sharibok. vice-president Edward Faron, David Novak, (row one) leo Sej-nowski. Peter Ceror, Richard Toricska, Alex Vordy, John Hamacek, Stanley Cochrac, James Strazinsky. Dominoes Incas The Ineost (top row. left to right) Robert Fink, Thomas Hy-dak, Paul Perhacs, Dale Krusoe, Richard Koprowsk., Arvyd Petrus, Thomas Iwan, George Koczwora. president Walter Kijek, (row two) David Novotny, Kevin Nowak, Robert Vra-bel. Robert Fink, John Wyszynski. Alex Huber, Steve Blosko, Robert Bombolewski, (row one) vice-president Ronald Sulik, Edward Mihalek, Jack Dienes. Carmen Bontempo. Donald Coniglio, George Hrobik, Gregory Betts. 80 The Kingsmen Ihe Kmgtmen: (lop row, left Io right) Thomas Tankovich, Kenneth Schneider, Timothy Hlousck, Michael Dobrinic, Fronk Tcsor, Roger Kucera, (row two) Ronald Nawalaniec, Robert Hanis, Timothy Sopen ski. Philip Hodonbosi. leon Skowronski. Anthony Defronco. (row one) David Smelko, Victor Vella, Kenneth Jakubecz, Dominic Cordiono, Anthony Alonzo, (picture on bottom, top row) Joseph Moravec, John Mikovsky. Robert Hricik, Charles Hopkins, Peter Strmen. John Tevis, George Sibel. (row two) Leonard Honacki. Alexander Fcjcs, Joseph Morgocs, Andrew Kopas, Gregory Caniglia, George Morehouse. James Kovalik, Denis Durica. (row one) Robert Toth, vice-president Joseph Stoker, president Joseph Benovich. Charles Broschwitz. James Kavinsky. Thomas Kaminsky. Benedictine's three booster clubs the Dominoes, the Incas and the Kingsmen worked with the senior doss in putting on rallies and painting signs for bolstering the school's athletic teams during the year. The Kingsmen were formed in October by seniors. It quickly became the strongest and most active of the three organizations. 81 I The hoods enter the scene and map strategy for avenging '63 massacre. East versus West at Charity game rally Action is fast and furious, but Honest Augie and his boys are too much. The Saint Ignatius Charity game rally was acclaimed the best effort of the senior class by the student body and faculty. Despite the invaluable aid of Nelli Lee (osee), the West 30th sewer boys, led by top banana Willard Whiz Bang Wirtz (Charlie lotcncro) were unable to cope with the onslaught of the East side Bengals. The whole incident had a touch of the Untouchables for the audience as Walter Vicvclla Winchcll gave the ploy by play. Directing the show was class president Bob Toth. Also assisting was class moderator Father Clement, O.S.B. 82 Go Benedictine A squad of three sophomores and three freshmen led the cheering at Benedictine football and basket-boll gomes this year. Coached by school secretory Mrs. Helen Sovol and nurse Mrs. Joan Bodjiok, they included sophomores lorry Patrick, Ross Bran-katclli, John Jugcnheimer, and freshmen Syl Gentiluomo, Clarence McLeod and Mike Morgan. Varsity cheerleaders Benedictine vonily cheeileaden during 1964 65 included I left to nghl) John Jugenheimei, Syl Gentiluomo. lorry Patrick, Clarence Mtleod. MiVc Morgon and (missing) Ross Bronkotelli lhey worked ot oil the votsiiy footboll ond boskclbatl games. 83 Highlighting Benedictine's Parents-Boosters' club schedule during 1964-65 was the annual petition Communion Sunday Sept. 20. Besides sponsoring weekly sock hops and publishing a football program, the Boosters hosted the annual football banquet Dec. 8. Other functions included the dinner Oct. 18, Christmas party Dec. 21 and the card party Mar. 21. All three events occur annually. Officers during the year were: president Ed Sovol, vice-president Al Pniewski, treasurer John Strazin-sky, corresponding secretary Mrs. Jean Wichcrt and recording secretary Mrs. Joanne Erlenboch. Will. Chb mtmbtr Mil. Ihe.c.o li.rr.on (ifending. Ml) °™ A| plewiki. Lon, Mil lergeont-ol-orm. Rob... Z.lioo, p .b'°l Ed Sbvol . . John Stial.mky, (l.ol.dl ceding M,l. � ■� • E.I.nlxKb ond to„..pond,n. Parents-Boosters' club The annual football banquet, held this year on Dec. 8 wot a major octivify of the Parents-Boosters. President Ed Sovol officiated at the grid feost while John Strozinsky provided cntcrioinmcnt on the school's Hommond organ. Supporting Benedictine's athletic progrom was o big port of the organization's work 84 Father Peter celebrates 50th sacerdotal jubilee Benedictine students assembled in Soint Benedict church Dec 17 to ossist ot the fiftieth anniversary Mass of Father Peter, O S B Officers included Benedictine's Fathers Prior Jerome. Richard and David, O.S.B., and Saint Benedict pastor Father Michael. O S B Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood Dec 17 was Father Peter G. Pctrasck, O.S.B., retired teacher of 8enedictine and a member of Saint Andrew abbey. Father Peter was ordained by His Eminence James Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on Dec. 19, 1914 for the diocese of Wheeling. West Virginia. Twenty years later he became a novice in the Order of Soint Benedict. He become a religious monk July 2, 1935. As a Benedictine. Father Peter has taught religion in the high school and church history, homiletics and liturgy in the seminary Saint Andrew's formerly operated Rev. Peter G. Petrasck, O.S.B. 85 Varsity bowling In hit initial year os Bengal coach was Father Vincent, O.S.B Benedictine’s newest coach is a 1955 alumnus. Compiling an cight-win, 11-loss, one-tie mark for tenth place in the Greater Cleveland Interscholastic league was Benedictine's 1964-65 varsity bowling team. Coach Father Vincent, O.S.B., led his eight-man squad to victories over Rhodes, Parma, Cathedral Latin. Max Hayes, West Tech, Euclid. Collinwood and Glenville. Losses were at the hands of Bay, Byzantine. John Marshall, Chanel, Fairview, Saint Joseph, South, Valley Forge, Saint Edward, West and Lincoln. The match with Show ended in the season's only tie. Top averages were garnered by John Bertosa. 167, captain Gus Tischer, 166. and Ken Gordyan, 161. 86 Members ol the 1964 65 Benedictine vanity bowling team (left lo right) Ron Kwiatrowcki, Dove Kryszon. captain Gu live her, Wally Kijek, Dave Novotny, Paul Porhoci, John BertoiO and Ken Gordyan All ore seniors except |unior Kwiatrowiki ond tophomore Kryszon A well-balanced delivery earned for kcgler Paul Pcrhaci a 150 average through 15 matches 87 One hundred twelve senior and junior couples danced to the music of Lou Elgart's five-piece band at the Benedictine upperclass Christmas ball Dec. 28 in the gym. Class presidents senior Robert Toth and junior Patrick Emrich presided over the festivities os kings. Their respective dates, Jody Jandziszak, Hoban Dominican, and Pat Kowalski, Notre Dame, were queens. Class moderators Father Clement, O.S.B., and Father Raphael, O.S.B., supervised. Senior and junior doss presidents crowned their dates os queens ot the Christmas boll. Junior Potrick Emrich and Notre Dame's Pat Kowalski were half the royalty. The preiident of Bertedictine's senior class Robert Toth crowned his date, Jody Jandziszak, a junior at Hoban-Dominican high school. 88 The pleasantries of Ihe evening reflect in the foces of Benedictine seniors and dotes (left to right) Thomos Kaminsky, John Hamacek, Edward Mihalck ond Joseph Benovich. Aou Elgari's five-piece bond provided the beat for the 112 senior ond junior couples at the Christmas boll. Thanks to the work of class officers and moderators, juniors (from left) Michael Monteleone, James Frabotto, Dominic Petto ond Joseph Marcoguiseppe ond dates did not go unrefreshed. 89 Pal Emrich, fwo-yeor varsity veteran dislocated o shoulder in the season opener against Collinwood. With the oid of a harness he wot able to ploy after missing five encounters. In the Bengali lost regular home game they defeoted John Hay 62-53. Star of the game was senior forward Greg Marn who scored 29. The victory was the only one of the seoson. 90 Benedictine i 1964 65 vorsily basketball team ileh to right) coach Chuck Reynold , Jerry Miholck, Dave Sovol, Dave Petschouer, Jim Belli, Pat Emrich. Jim Hodakicvic. Dave Rygicl, Greg Morn, Konrad Kmel Miiiing are John Tavcar and Morris Epps. Varsity basketball Coach Chuck Reynolds' second Bengal cage varsity won one and lost 17 during 1964-65. A 62-53 victory Jan. 30 against John Hay the last regular home game—averted a winless season. Starting for Benedictine during the season were forwards Greg Morn and Dave Petschauer, center Jim Hodakievic and guards Pat Emrich and John Tascar. All but sophomore Petschauer were regulars on last year's squad. In sectional tournament action at Valley Forge, the Bengali were eliminated by Saint Ignatius Mar. 4, 69 57. Five lettermen will return to form the nucleus of the '65-'66 team. 91 1964-65 Varsity basketball results East Senate mark: 1-13; overall record: 1-17 Benedictine 51 Collinwood 52 Benedictine 31 East 73 Benedictine 52 East Tech 58 Benedictine 62 John Adams 97 Benedictine 51 Glcnville 62 Benedictine 62 John Hay 63 Benedictine 61 Cleveland Heights 80 Benedictine 49 Wickliffe 64 Benedictine 35 Cathedral Latin 53 Benedictine 71 Collinwood 75 Benedictine 51 East 73 Benedictine 62 East Tech 103 Benedictine 44 John Adams 83 Benedictine 87 Glenville 96 Benedictine 62 John Hoy 53 Benedictine 50 Cathedral Latin 76 Benedictine 47 Saint Edward 96 Benedictine 57 Soint Ignatius 69 A superior jump by Benedictine' Morris Epps overcomes the defensive efforts of Eost high's George Seay. Greg Morn's 211 points in 14 East Senate encounters put him in fourth place in the league scoring race. The 6 fool senior forword was Bene dictme's leading point-getter with 270 overall. 93 I ! � Junior varsity basketball launching this shot over the outstretched hand of an Eos! Tech defender is Bengal jay vee forward Mike Nidxwiecki. Benedictine tunior varsity (lop row, left to right) coach Ed Yemec, Mike Stroxinsky, Mike Dulo, Mike Nidx-wiecki. Don Stolarski. Lou Zoletel, (kneeling) Luke Kmetx. Bill Doy, Terry Koponio, Mike Singleton. Don Lawson. (missing) Jim Stewart, Tom Robifoille, Felix Poteafe. In Ed Yemec's second year as coach, Benedictine's junior varsity basketball teom garnered a six win, 11 loss record. Victories come over Collinwood, 46-40, John Hay, 43-29 and 55-37, Cathedral Latin, 37-34, Cleveland Heights, 42-38 and Saint Edward. 55-37. losses were at the hands of Collinwood. 52-41, East, 45-39 ond 59-41, East Tech, 61-24 and 79-25, John Adorns, 71-43 ond 74-35, Glenville, 49-42, Cathedral lotin, 40-32 and Wickliffe. 62-38. Starting line-up included forwards Mike Dula ond Luke Kmetx, center Mike Stroxinsky and guords Mike Singleton ond Dan Stolarski. Leading scorer wos Stolarski with 149 points. 94 Freshman basketball Under the direction of coach Pother Richard. O.S.B., the 1964 65 Benedictine freshman basketball team won two and lost 12. The Bengals defeated Chanel, 33-32 and 44-31, and lost to Saint Joseph, 42-21 and 59-27, Saint Edward. 37-27 and 50-39, Padus, 49 22 and 44 33. Holy Name, 38 21 and 40-28, Saint Ignatius, 37 26, Lourdes, 42 22. and Cathedral Latin, 47 37 and 39 23 Father Richard's five starters were forewords Steve Hiligan and Joe Juras, guards Jerry Ferko and Lou Morn and center Jim Kearns. Hiligan was leading scorer with 149 points. The intcrcrption of a pass a midcourt prevented two Soint Joseph defenders from stopping a two-pointer by Bengal freshman Steve Hiligan. Hiligan was tyros leading scorer with 149 points. 1964 65 Bcnedictmo frethman basketball team, top row (left to right) Dove Plisgo. Greg Vrabel. Jim Ausem. Walter Choromanski. Bill Lowry, Jim Kearns, Dennis Mauser, Jim Schmitt, (row two) Dennis Jokubecz, Stan Jakosh, Brian Smith, Joe Juras. Bill Wick, Steve Hiligan, (row one) coach Father R,chard O S B . Dale Jakob, John Kikta, Jerry Ferko, lou Morn. Leonard DcAmiches, John Dzwonkowski. Mr. Jingaling (Charles lotenero) and his body guard (Dove Smelko) helped out Benedictine's student council at the annual Christmas show Dec. 22. All the kiddies were simply delighted. Santa visits Benedictine Santa Clout' (Bob Toth) presents to faculty members made o hit with students. The gilt parade wos topped off with o fireman's helmet presented to the chief. Benedictine principal Fother Benedict, O.S.B ! To dispel o rumor among the freshmen that there really is no Santa Claus, the student council arranged for on appearance by the jolly old man at an assembly Dec. 22. Santa was previewed by his orea public relations man Mr. Jingaling. Their assistants helped Santa distribute gifts to faculty members. Students were also entertained by three student acts, nationality songs by senior German and Spanish classes, and several numbers by the band. Student council vice-president Vic Vella directed the show. He was assisted by Charles lotenero and Bob Toth. 96 Spiritual retreat Retreat master for Benedictine's annual student spiritual retreat Jan. 25 through 29 was Rev. Father Peter Sheo, C.S.P. Besides daily conferences by Father Shea, the retreat schedule also included spiritual reading, rosary, stations of the cross. Mass, confessions and an apostolic blessing at the close. Seniors and juniors mode the retreat Monday through Wednesday, sophomores and freshmen Wednesday through Friday. At the closing, senior class president Robert Toth presented Father Shea with a spiritual bouquet from the student body. The retreat was directed by Benedictine chaplain Father Prior Jerome, O.S.B. Rev. Peter Sheo T'. C.S.P. Varsity wrestling Two of the pomti scored by Benedictine against initial Senate opponant Collinwood were made by 165-pound Bill Elios. He tied John Mohocivich. Elios' season record wos 6-2-1. A five win, five loss over-all and league record earned Benedictine's varsity wrestling team fifth place in the Senote in 1964-65. Victories come over West Tech, 37-18; Max Hayes, 36-5; Lincoln, 29-16 and Glen- Ivillc, 28 17. Losses came at the hands of Collinwood, 30 8; South, 34-8; Rhodes, 19-17; John Marshall. 40-3 and John Adorns, 22-21. 1 leading Bengal gropplers and their season marks follow. Dan Fink: 112, 8 wins, 1 loss, 1 tic,- Gene Carroll: 127, 3-1; Frank Destro: 133, 7-2-1; Joe Marcoguiseppe, 145, 154: 6-3-1 and Bill Elias, 165: 6-2-1. This seoson's action marked the scholastic coaching debut ot Benedictine of Frank Toncar. 98 The Bengal matmen lost to John Marshall Feb. 10. As referee Al Carroll observes closely, Frank Devtro (left), who was decisioned by Steve Croycraft is in o headlock by the Lawyer while |unior Joe Marcoguiseppc has a temporary edge over his opponant Jim Eiben. Eiben won the match on a pin in 5:35. Marshall was Senate chomp with a 10-0 mark. Benedictine s 1964 65 varsity wrestling team: (standing, left to right) coach Frank Toncar, Russ Moenich. Rich Taricska. Joe Morcoguiseppe, Bill Elios, Dennis Kraynak, Norm Drongowski. (kneeling) Aurelio DiPaolo. Dan Fink, Jock Carroll, Joe Scoccola, Frank Dcstro and Eugene Corroll. 99 Dramatics Participation in school activities merits a school monogram. Benedictine dromo club moderator John Grillo shows the thespian award to members (left to right) Robert Thompson. George Rand. Clarence Smith, Jeffrey Popes. Script for the drama club's Feb. 6 and 7 production included Poe's Telltole Heart ond Hawthorne's Voung Goodman Brown along with five comedies. Going over it are cast members (standing, left to right) Michael Rand. Clinton Simmons, Jerry Homocek.fseotedJ John Wiccek and John Homocek. Benedictine's Abbey players, directed by moderator John Grillo, presented Cross Section—o series of two dramatic and five comedy productions Feb. 6 and 7. The Telltale Heart by Poe ond Young Goodman Brown by Hawthorne were the dramatic presentations while the other five were skits by director Grillo. This is Mr. Grillo's third year os Benedictine dromotics adviser. 100 Behind the scenes taking chorge of technical work was this crew of four stage hands (from left) James McGrotton, James Kucimarski. Jomes lucsik and Richard Piatak. The Bennet Benedictine's monthly student publication, the Bennet, is written, edited and published by 30 students under the direc tion of adviser Pother Cyril, O.S.B., and editor-in-chief Steven Gofch. Other editorial board members are page two editor William Grossman, page three (sports) editor Walter Mahnke and page four editor Edward Gotch. Assistants are John Hoasjes (page one), Christopher Ischay (page two), Eugene Blusiewicz (page three) ond John Gotch (page four.) The understudies of head photographers Thomas Fink and Jerome Skalo arc John Kurimski and Timothy MacGillis. The Sennets photographers (from left) Timothy MacGillis, Jerome Skalo, John Kurimski ond (missing) Thomas Pink keep occuratc records on all pictures taken during the school year Editor-in-chief Steven Gotch (left) and his cousin Edward are two of the four three-year veteran journalists adviser Father Cyril, O.S.B., hod on the Bennet this year Father Cyril hos been advising student publications at Benedictine for nearly 30 years. The 1964 65 Bennet staff Hop row left to right) Stephen Franko, Andrew Franko. Thomas Perciok, John Kurimski, Timothy MacGillis, Jerome Skalo, George Sogor, Michael Rand. John Bodnar. (row two George Rond. Nelio DiGer onimo, James Soukup, John Ruszkiewicz, Tomislov Pcric. Eugene Blusiewicz, David Kline. Michael Orley. Fronk Sonto-barba'O, Fronk Stare, Matthew Kovacevit, (row one) assistant page one editor John Hoosies. assistant page four editor John Gotch, pogc four editor Edward Gotch. page one edi tor. editor-in-chief Steven Gotch, page three sports editor Wolter Mahnke. assistant page two editor Christopher Isch ay. page two editor William Grossman. Fifteen seniors will wear the society's white pendont ot graduation next week. Twelve of them are (fop row, left to right) David Novotny, Thomas Iwon, Richard Koprowski, president Richard Morianck, Gerold Kohanski, Alex Huber, (row one) secretary Stanley Cochroc, Kestutis Civinskas, Carmen Bontempo, George Jacobs, David Novak and Terrence Zeszut. Other include vice president Nicholas Fino, James Trachimowicz ond Edword Wojciak Trachimowicz is class valedictorian. National honor society Probationary members of the national honor society ore these juniors who were admitted in February. (Top row, left to right Jomes Baum-bick. Mark Ciccone. John Spanko, David Sovol, Ronald Zopkowski. John Kristofco. Jerome Amoto,(row one) Edward Gotch, Paul Nagy. Michael Urboncic, Leslie Szokollos, Attilo Daroy, Robert Telepak. Christopher Ischoy. In the Bcnct chapter of the national honor society were 15 permanent senior members and 15 probationary junior members. The seniors will be distinguished from fellow graduates at commencement next week by the traditional white society pendont. They hove maintained, through seven semesters a scholostic overage of 3.00 or better. Those juniors who keep their overages through January 1966 will be similarly marked ot their graduation exercises. The honor society seeks to give special recognition for outstanding achievement in scholastic endeavor Members also must show character, leadership and service. 102 ' -e' Knights of the Altar Assisting Benedictine i chaplain for the next two or more years will be (top row. left to right) Anthony Dolcjs, Timothy MocGillis, Timothy Schulte, John Pawlik, Joseph Konccny, (row one) Francis Bossu, Thomas Ponchok, Timothy Kikta and Lawrence Patrick. A Catholic education provides the student ample opportunity to attend Mass and receive the sacraments. Assisting the Benedictine priests in fulfilling this work are the Knights of the Altar. Besides serving the daily 11:30 a.m. Mass in the school chapel, members also assist at Friday Mass, Rosary and Benediction during October and May, Stations of the Cross during lent and at the annual retreat at the end of January. Every Friday, the student body attends Mass in the auditorium Here. Pother Thomas. O S B., assisted by server Lawrence Patrick, distributes Holy Communion. Senior and junior mcmberi of the Knights of the Altar include (left to right) Eugene Sovoti. Philip Hodonbosi, Alex Huber, Robert Hricik, William Mcrtlc, Timothy Hlousck. Jerome Pilcovage Joseph Benovich and Emil Hornok. Chaplain Father Jerome. O.S.B., acts as moderator Chess The Benediitine chesj tcom during 1964-65 included (standing, left to right) George Rond, Timothy MocGiltis, David Kline. John Bodnar, Matthew Kovocevic. (seated) Chester Korbinski, John Kurimski. coptoin Michael Rond, Tomislov Peric and Timothy Heil. Catholic book month in February focused attention on the Benedictine library, librarian Father Luke, first appointed in September 1954 was re-appointed last September by school president Right Rev. Abbot Theodore G. Kojis, O.S.B., after having served two years OS principal. Father luke was assisted during the year by a capable corps of 13 student librarians. Librarians Benedictine's chess club organized in October with Michael Rand, the organization's only senior as captain. The squad, participating in the Scholastic chess league at the Chess center incorporated, 3615 Euclid avenue, finished the season with a two win, two loss record. As sifting Benedictine s librarian Father lukc, O.S.B., (stood ing. left) are student} (top. left to right) Thomos Perciok John Rusnov, John Hordon. Morris Epps, William Rees, Step hen loketek, Robert Thompson, (seotedI George Rond Robert Brondt, Dennis Toth, Michael Marflok, Carl Ondrus Robert Bombolewski. 104 The Benedictine Yeorbook editor-in-chief Nicholos Fino headed an editorial staff which included Kestutis Civinskas, Richard Marianek, Stanley Cochrac, George Jacobs and Joseph Stoker. Jacobs also worked with junior photographers Jerome Skala and Thomas Fink. The editor-in-chief wishes to acknowledge the co operation and help of: the administration and faculty, especially principal Father Benedict, O.S.B., the dioceson chancery, Edwards Brothers incorporated lithographers and sales representative Dick Mazziotti and espenally Character Arts studio for senior portraits and other assistance. The editorial staff of the 1965 Bene dictine comprises (from left) Kestutis Civinskas, George Jacobs, Richard Mar ionek, editor-in-chief Nicholos Fino, Stanley Cochrac and (mining) Joseph Stoker. While keeping one eye on yearbook progress and another on the deadline schedule, editor in-chief Nicholos Fino's big job wos supervising all aspects of publication Fother Ronald. O S B moderator Yearbook photographers Jerome Skala and George Jacobs inform associate editors Richard Monanek and Kestutis Civinskas dell to right) thot all picture deadlines will be met. Jacobs also handled the annual's graduate section. 105 Debating To develop the art of effective, dynamic speaking was a major aim of the debate dob. At the lec-torn is senior Andrew Kooos while moderator Robert Petros and members lleft to tight) Anthony Alonzo, John Stcfanisn, Joseph Morgocs, Robert Shobert, Michael Ahrens, Gerold Homacek listen. Debating was revived at Benedictine for the first time in four scholastic years. 8enedictine's chapter this year, a member of the Notional debate association, was directed by moderator Robert Petrus, English and speech teacher. Members discussed the question, “Resolved: that the world's nations should develop an effective system of nuclear arms control. Comprising the affirmative side were Andrew Kopas, Gerold Hamacek and Robert Shubcrt. On the negative were Anthony Alonzo, John Stefanisn, Joseph Morgocs and Michael Ahrens. Meetings were on the second Monday of each month. During 1964 65 member schools of the Notionol debate association discussed the problem, Resolved that the world's nations should develop an effective system of nuclear arms control.” Pointing out merits and demerits of the two sides of the question ore Joseph Morgocs (left) and Anthony Alonzo. 106 Mr. Benedictine XIII Charles Braschwitz James Hodakievic Gregory Morn Charles Braschwitz From five finalists, seniors, juniors, and sophomores chose Charles Braschwitz Mr. Benedictine, the school’s most popular and representative senior Mar. 19. The five finalists, chosen from an original slate of 15 by the senior class Feb. 19, included: besides Braschwitz, James Hodakicvic, Gregory Morn, Robert Toth and Victor Vella. The semi-finolists were picked by a faculty committee headed by principal Father Benedict, O.S.B. Rules stipulate the candidate be a four-year Benedictine student, active in a co curriculor endeavors, possessor of a scholastic average not less than 2.75, and respected by teachers and students. Robert Toth Victor Vella 107 Seminarians Member of Saint Andrew abbey preparatory seminary arc (loft to right) Joseph Anthony, Michael Morflok, Robert Prickett, Stephen loketek. Michael Blasko, director Fother Marion, O S 8 , John Blasko, Carl Ondrus, Kenneth Morinik, John laketek and Ronald Gozdo. During March, vocation month, Benedictine student's attention was turned by their moral guidance teachers to the religious life. Ten Benedictine students were members of the Saint Andrew abbey preparatory seminary, located in the old abbey building on Buckeye road. Members, under director Father Marian, O.S.B., led a carefully balanced daily schedule of proyer, work ond play designed to prepare them for monastic life. The seminary's first priest-alumnus. Father Vincent, O.S.B., a 1955 Benedictine graduate, was ordained 13 months ago. It was first opened for candidates for religious or diocesan priesthood in September, 1952. 108 Dads' club The Dads’ club, founded by the late Father Method, O.S.B., in 1946 is the oldest of Benedictine's auxiliary organizations. The club, under moderator Foihcr Florian, O.S.B., and president Elmer Dulo seeks to draw faculty and home close together ond provide for the welfare of its members. Highlights of the year included the Nov. 8 memorial Moss, Nov. 22 dinner. Dec. 9 Christmas party and Mar. 7 day of recollection, A club tradition is dads' night, when fathers of Benedictine's vorsdy football players occupy the sidelines at the Cathedral lotin gome. This year dads of Glenn Novak (left). Jack Dienes, Chuck Braschwitz. Konrad Kmetx ond Joe Morcogui-seppe sow their sons whip the lions 22 0. Dads club officials for 1965 include (left to right) moderator Father Florian, O.S.B, Al Edwards, John Danko, Elmer Dulo. school president Father Abbot, O S B . Alex Nagy, Mario Covasmni. Nor man Tylicki and Joseph Kolosai. Dula had been chosen first vice-president at the regulor elections Dec. 30 but seccceded to the presidency on the death of president-elect Edward Gezymollo. Another annual highlight is the appearance of Santo Clous at the club's Christmas party School chaplain Father Prior Jerome, O.S.B.. Benedictine's Santa Claus also ployed Saint Nicholas at Saint Benedict and Saint Wcnceslous elementary schools. 109 Intramurals I A double-overtime 22-20 victory g0ve the 31 Truckcrt the intramural basketball title over team 46-1, Mar. 11 Twelve senior and ten jun.or teams participated in the league, directed by athletic department head Joe Rufus. With varsity basketball team members working as referees and official scorers, the games were ployed during lunch periods in January, February and March in the gym. Two games were played simultaneously utilizing both courts. At the season's conclusion, a play-off game was played by the leading squads from both divisions. Ralph Silko s learn from class 44 was one of 12 in the senior division of Benedictine's intromurol basketball league. Ten junior squodt also participated. Sitko (right) mokes lay-up in mural action. This jumper by Tony Roth will not be blocked by Tom Hyclok, so Ralph Sitko and Bob Fink prepare to bottle for the rebound. 110 Victors in the first semester of Benedictine's intro-murol bowling league were the Vincent Bombers. With a 23-win. seven-loss mork, they were followed by the Countrymen at 22 8 and the King Bees and Doyfonas, 20-10. High averages during the first semester action included Elmer Hynes' 173, Ken Gordyan’s 164, John Kunio's 154 and Gus Tischer's 153. With four weeks remaining in the second round action, the Juniors 5 were leading the pack with a 19 2 record. The King Bees were second at 14 7 Highest averages belonged to Ken Gordyan (166), Tom Pavlik (165), Tim Kunicki (163) and Ron Kwio-trowski (161). Ill Besides wrving os captoin of the vorsity bowling team, Gus Tischer participated in the school's murol keg program. His 153 first-semester overage was fourth in the league Young Christian students Member of the Young Christian students 01 Benedictine include (left to right) Joel Moder. Jomes Molinok, Williom Grossman, Norman Szylokowski, Alexander Fejes, Albert Jervinsky, Steven Gotch, Thomas Marrelli, Kevin Nowak, Basil Messino and Alex Huber In February the Young Christian students become another school organization to be revived after several years of absence. Under moderator Father Clement, O.S.B., members discussed problems facing the Church in general, loy Catholic young men in particular. The group consisted of eight seniors and three juniors. Molting a point on the Church's current teaching on the role of the laity is moderator Father Clement, O.S.B., for Joel Moder, James Malinok ond Williom Grossman. 112 Tennis Participating in the South division of the Greater Cleveland high school league, Benedictine's tennis team ployed a seven-match schedule during 1965. Opponents were Bcachwood, Collinwood, Chagrin Falls, Hawkcn, East, Orange and John Adams. The home matches. Chagrin, Hawken, East and Adams were ployed at Woodhill park. Two leffermen, senior Greg Coniglio and junior captain John Scully, head the 11-man squad. Coach is Father Clement, O.S.B. With coach Father Clement. O.S.B.. ore si of the 11 man Benedictine tennis team, left to right ore Robert Vejdovcc. Ed Bonville, Greg Coniglio. Giedrius lozdinis. Frank Kromarz ond captain John Scully Missing ore Jim Spring, Dave Behm. Alex Huber. Lorry Patrick and Tom Pavlik. The two lettermvn on the Benedictine tennis team ore John Scully (left) and Greg Coniglio. 113 The 1964 Benedict, varsity baseball squad, city, sectional, district. Nagy, (kneel,ng) scorer Mike Quinn. Joe Marcogu.seppe. John Kane, regional champions, runner-up for state title, (stand,ng. left to r.ght): Gl« Novok. Norm Drongowski. Bill Sconlon. Gory Pniewjk. and Coach Augie Bossu, Frank Fink, John Sanders. Joe Pologyi, lad manager Bob Bombolewtki. Aftiwing i� Mark Ckcone. Hcroeg, Jim Yocknow. Greg Morn, Jim Hodokievic, Dave Rygiel, Dennis Baseball: state runner-up A 7-6 defeat by lima Senior May 23 on the Ohio State university varsity diamond kept the Ohio doss AA state baseball championship from Benedictine following the Bengols' second regional title in three years. Coach Augie Bossu's charges finished the 1964 season with a 19 win, three loss record. This included a 2-2 independent record, on 8-1 tournament escutcheon and a Senate mark of 9 0 which gave them the city championship for the fourth consecutive year. Since 1954, when mentor Bossu took over, Benedictine has won 193, lost 44 and tied once. Bengal squads hove won six city titles, in '55, '56, '61, '62, '63, and ’64 and ottained regional crowns in '55, '56. '62 and 64. 114 1964 Benedictine Varsity Baseball Results Independent Sectional Tournament Benedictine Benedictine Benedictine 10 3 . . 4 . . . . Western Reserve Academy 1 Benedictine 2 1 0 0 6 Benedictine 12 3 Benedictine 3 Benedictine 4 1 Senate Benedictine 7 . 3 . . 2 1 District Tournament 13 o Benedictine 6 1 . . o Regional Tournament Benedictine 3 Benedictine 5 . . Benedictine 5 0 Benedictine 5 . Benedictine 3 . . 1 4 Benedictine 5 2 Benedictine 6 State Semi-finals Benedictine 8.................... Dayton Chaminade 3 State Final s Benedictine 6.......................... lima Senior 7 This spring, coach Augie fiossu has ten lettermen on the squad. They include standing, left to right) Greg Morn, Dave Rygiel, Norm Dron-gowski, Jim Hodokievic, John Kane, (kneeling) Joe Marcoguiseppe, Glenn Novok, Bill Scanlon and Gory Pnicwski Not pictured is Mark Cicconc. 115 Four of the six pitchers on the 1964 Benedictine baseball team compiled earned run overages below two. They were Norm Dron-gowski (0.89), Dave Rygiel (1.28), John Sanders (1.37), and Mark Ciccone (175). Sanders (6 0) and Rygeil (5-0) were undefeated. Strikeout king was Sanders with 77, followed by Polagyi with 59. Leading hitter was first basemon Jim Yacknow at .402. He was followed by right fielder Glenn Novak, .327, third baseman Frank Fink, .324. Sanders, .318 and cotchcr, team captain Dennis Nagy, .305. Top fielding overages included Nagy's 990, Yacknow's .976, Drongowski's .971, Novak's .963 and Fink's .948. Playing second base for the boseboll team this spring will climax a second year in which senior Greg Mam has participated in three varsity sports. If the Bengal diamond squod con dofend the city title successfully this spring, it will be the third of those six tcoms to win such honors. One of the workhorses on the pitching staff wot Joe Polagyi. In nine oppeoroncet, he hurled 48 innings. One of those appearances come against lima Senior in the state chompion-'hip game, despite a fever. The season saw mony anxious moments like this as reflected in foces of (identifiable from left) scorer Mike Quinn, Dennis Nagy Dave Rygiel. Mark Ciccone ond Bill Scanlon. A full meet schedule stretching from February to June greeted mem bers of the Benedictine vorsity track team. That schedule follows Euclid at Euclid, Feb. 26, Knights of Columbus finals. Mar. 15-16; Cleveland Heights at Cleveland Heights, Mar. 17; Field events interscholastic track meet ot Midpark, Mar. 23 26; Mansfield relays at Mansfield, Apr. 9 10. Holy Name at Trcmont Valley, Apr. 13; Bellaire reloys at Bellalrc, Apr. 24, West Tech ot West Tech, Apr. 30, West at West Tech, May 4; Saint Joseph invitational at Saint Joseph, May 8 South at John Adams, May 18; district tournament ot Adams, May 21-22; Willoughby South at Willoughby South, May 25; state finals for district qualifiers, Columbus, May 29; East Senate meet ot John Adams, June 2 4. A participant in the Field events mterscholostic track meet at Midpark high Mar. 23 through 26 was senior Bengal shot putter George Koczworo Track Benedictine s 1965 track team: iitanding, left to right) Warren Repke, Kenneth Dzicgcl, Tom Hudok, Joe Zalar, Tom Flowers, George Koczworo. Richard Jack son, Jim Barton, Joe Kascondi, Tom Nowak, Ed Hanjel, Bob Cherosky. Al Tomas, Dave Korosi. Rich Schick, Gory Nagy. Bill Rim, coach Ed Ycmcc, Felix Poteate. (kneeling) Jim Phillips, Dole Krejci, Mike Orley, Frank Bossu. Tom Redo, lorry Patrick. Franz Stcfon, Tim Turocy, Maurice Bertrand and John Siracusa. 117 Approaching o hurdle, soys senior trockman Bob Chcrosky, is os important as clearing it because imperfect bolance con ruin a jump and destroy the runner's subsequent efforts. Two of Benedictine's outstanding dashmen are Jim Barton (left) and Tom Flowers. Flowers has participated in trock four years. 118 commencement 65 With the graduation of 227 seniors this year, Benedictine's 35 classes will count nearly 5000 alumni. A Benedictine high school diploma signifies that its recipient is the product of a 1400-year-old educational philosophy. Since 1953. Benedictine commencement cercmon ies hove been held in neighboring Saint Benedict chvrch Tim year exercises will take place June 9 graduates To say that graduation from Benedictine next Wednesday will significantly change the life of any of the seniors would be inaccurate. Commencement is merely the culmination of a four-year series of events which collectively have transformed each into a young adult. For the sacrifice and devotion to duty this required, every senior is indebted to God, his parents and the administrators, teachers, coaches and counselors of his school. seniors '65 With senior class moderator Father Clement, O.S.B., are officers (left to right) treasurer Robert Belinger, secretary Konrad Kmetz, vice-president Robert Hricik, sergeant-at-arms Victor Vella and president Robert Toth. Anthony F. Alonzo Robert F. Arth Kenneth J. Borle John S. Bobiok James J. Barton Dennis A. Belovich Joseph B. Benovich Robert J. Bclingcr 123 John T. Bertoso Gregory A. Betts Gregory K. Bodjiok Stephen Blosko David J. Bona Carmen Bontempo 124 I Richard A. Bovaro Charles F. Braschwitz Albert M. Bruncok Alan M. Bugaj Ronald C. Buzzelli Joseph C. Concilia Donald J. Caniglio Gregory Caniglio 125 Eugene J Carroll Peter P. Ccrar Robert J. Cherosky Alex E. Chunyo Kestutis C. Civinskas Benedictine high school 126 class of 1965 Soilh Iho frethmon lotin teocher Father David O S B to his senior protege Joseph Benovich, fell your mommy that after four years she still can t tie your tie straight1' Soith Benovich to Father David, Father your collar's crooked!” Soith Father David to Benovich. that'll be three jug sessions. Joe! Gory J. Corpora Richard A. Corsi Leonard S. Cudnik 127 128 Darryl J. Dukowski Denis G. Durica Morris J. Epps William R. Elias Ronald R. Ellis flob Arih's roily rod Alexander P. Fejes Richard M. Ferko ) Nicholas J. Fina Daniel J. Fink Robert J. Fink Robert J. Fink Thomas J. Flowers Lawrence M. Forgach 130 Michael J. Gecik Joseph Gross David D. Gentilli Kenneth M. Gordyan James M. Green John H. Haasjcs 131 Terence Gillespie John J. Hamacek Jeffrey G. Harwood 132 James J. Hodakievic Philip J. Hodanbosi Bernard L. Holder w“,’ leonord E. Honacki Edward J. Hongosh Emil E. Hornack George J. Hrabik Joseph J. Hrack Robert J. Hricik Charles J. Hopkins Alex 1 Huber 133 Thomas J. Hyclak John J.Jokub Thomos C. Kaminsky Thomas M. Iwan George A. Jacobs Michael O. Karwan Albert J. Jervinsky Dennis J. Koselok Allen R. Jones 134 Timothy I. Katrinak James M. Kavinsky David K. Khas Walter J. Kijek James S. Klish Konrad T. Kmetz V� Andrew J. Knapik George M. Kocjwaro Gerald P. Kohonski 135 Andrew G. Kopos James J. Kovolik Dale J. Krusoe Richard A. Koprowski Dennis A. Kraynak John P. Kuzmik George J. Krisko Stephen J. Laketek 136 Michael P. laario John S. Icchncr James T. lorence After poiing for their portrait (iee page 122) the senior class officers and their moderator decided to make a few important decisions. So they used their usual method Unfortunately the photographer had not left. Thomos J. Morrclli Frank J. Magoch Michael J. Marcin Michael P. Marflak Joseph L. Morgocs Richard G. Marianek Thomas M. Mayvald Gregory A. Morn 138 Basil I. Mcssino Kenneth W. Meyer John A. Mikovsky Michael A. Miziker aA iti' Edward M. Mihalik Joseph A. Molnor Christopher W. Morton Joseph E Morovec George J. Morehouse Richord Nicholas David M. Novak David J. Novotny 140 Raymond S Pajk Cormcn Paporosa Eugene J. Poputz On Senior orientation day. principal Father Benedict. O.S.B., invited all stu dents to feel free to discuss any matter with him Conferring with Father Bene diet ore (left) Carmen Paporosa, Rich urd Koprowski, ond Daniel Sunday V William J. Pavlik Paul B. Perhacs Arvyd P Petrus Allan S. Pipe Mark E. Piatak William T. Pompili Robert D. Popovich Michael H. Rond 142 Thomas I Redo John J. Rusnov David A, Rygicl Charles E. Sabetta David W Ricmcr Carl H. Reming 143 4 Frank P. Santabarbara Albert N. Santilli Louis N. Sapanaro Earl J. Scolise Kenneth A. Schneider Theodore R. Schwalm Frank S. Schwan Joseph Sccman Leo S. Sejnowski 144 ' Providing penonal guidance in teaching it a valuable tool and physics instructor Father Clement, O.S.B. mokes use of this technique in demonstrating electroless plating to Physics Club members. David E. Smolko John M. Stcfonisn Edward A. Strainer 146 Clement Strohmeier Jomes A. Strozinsky Peter C. Strmen Philip L. Sulok Ronold D. Sulik 147 Lynn A. Szwedo Thomas A. Szwedo Norman J Szylakowski Thomas S. Tankovich Richord C. Toricsko John A. Toscor John V. Tcvii Robert F. Timko 148 149 Richard C. Vorgyas Kenneth J. Vokoc John F. Wysznski Thomas J. Zawacki Robert J. Vrabel Leonard J. Zabiegala Joseph Zdankicwicz Edward J. Wojciak Daniel J. Zabor Terrence B. Zeszut 150 senior directory Anthony F. Alonzo................................... 3061 Eost 116th street (20) Rob F Arth 11926 Mount Overlook o� «nuc ;20) John S. Bobiok.....................................10209 lomontier ovenue (4) Kenneth J. Borle.................................... 3392 Eost 108th street (4) Jomes J Barton....................... 14425 Elm drive. Maple Height (37) Robert J. Belmger........ 4701 Wolverton avenue 128) Dennis A Belo� i h ........................ 3830 Downing avenue (9) Joseph B. Benovich.................................. 2930 Eost 112th street (4) John T. Be'toso.....................................1013 Eos 72nd street (3) Gregory A 8ett� 1651 Delmont avenue (12) Stephen Blosko...................................... 9508 lomontier avenue (4) Gregory K Bodpok 4096 Eovt 139th street (5) Robert M Bombolewski................................3910 East 66� h street (5) Dovid J. Bono ......................................2793 Eost 117th street (20) Carmen Bontempo 4119 East 106th street (5) Richard A. Bovaro.................... 11913 Parkview avenue (20) Charles F Broschwitr 6902 Beresford ovenue. Parma Heights 30) Albert M 8runcak.................................... 5349 Eost 129th street (25) Alan M Bugoi 5706 Harvard avenue (5) Ronald C BuzzeHi.................................... 2857 Eost 100th street (4) Joseph C. Concilia . 1864 Brightwood avenue. Cost Cleveland (12) Donald J. Conigho 10319 Miles avenue (5) Gregory Conigho 8309 Grand Division avenue (25 Eugene J. Carroll 2072 West boulevard (2) Peter P. Ceror...................................... 5818 8onno avenue (3) Frederick W Cermok .................1599 ladede ovenue. South Euclid (21) Robert J. Chorosky................................. 10106 Buckeye road (4) Ale E Chunyo 10100 Manor ovenue (4) Kestutis C. Civinskas . . . 1775 Millview rood (12) Stanley P Cochroc 9917 Gay ovenue (5) Anthony J. Collura 16611 Eldomcre ovenue (28) Gory M. Coilura..................................... 5453 Eost 141 st street (37) Dominic D. Cordiano 2928 Eost 126th street 120) Gary J. Corpora.................................... 18501 Michael ovenue (22) Richard A Com 4438 Brookton avenue. Wonensville 28) Leonard S. Cudnik................................... 051 Eost 142nd street (28) Gary J. Cugmi.......................................11310 Woodstock avenue (4) John I Ciukar 2956 Eost 112th street (4 Steven R Dabrowski................. 6325 Turney road, Gorheld Heights (25) Cedric I Dov.s...................................... 3562 Eost 146th street 120) Louis M DeSimone .................................. 16603 Horvord avenue i28) Frank R Destro...................................... 9511 ov«noe (4) John R Dienes - • 9817 Manor avenue '4 Leon E Drozdowski 776 Bishop rood. Highland Heights (24 Richord J Dudek..................................... 383 West 187th street (35) Darryl J. Dukowvki .................................6628 Sebert ovenue (5) Denis G. Dunco.................................... 4009 H7dr ov nu« (9 Willtom R. Elios 3475 Woodridge rood. Cleveland Heights 21) Ronald R Ellis 3211 Hearthstone road, Pormo 34) Morns J Epps......................................10209 Floro ovenue (8) Julius E. Forkos 2804 East 126th street (4) Edword A Foron ..................................... 6303 Froncis ovenue (27) Alexander P Fe s .............................. ?94° «� 9?nd 4 Richord M Ferko 9904 Porkv w avenue (4) Nicholas J. Fmo......................14006 Ravenna road. Newbury. Ohio Daniel J. Fink 9604 lomontier ovenue (4) Robert J. Fink............................... 9059 Pekin rood. Novelty. Ohio Robert J Fink Thomas J Flowers Lawrence M Forgoch Michael J. Gecik David D. Gentilli . . Terence Gillespie William R. Gordon Kenneth M Gordyan Jomes M. Green . . Joseph Gross John H. Hoosies John J. Homocek Robert A Hams . . . Richard V. Hartman Jeffrey G Harwood Robert J. Hoyek Timothy J. Hlousek Jomes J. Hodokievic Philip J. Hodanbosi Bernord I Holder Leonard E. Honocki Edward J Hongosh Charles J Hopkins . Emil E Hornock George J Hrobik Joseph J. Hrack Robert J, Hncik Ale 2. Huber Thomos J Hyclok Thomas M. lean . George A Jacobs John J. Jokub Albert J. Jet Vinsky Allen R Jones Thomos C. Kommsky Michael O Korwan Dennis J. Kaselok . . Timothy I Katrmak James M Kavmsky King David K Walter J K.|ek Jomes S Klish Konrod T Kmetz Andrew J. Knopik George M Koczwara Gerald P Kohonski Andrew G Kopos Richard A Koproivski Jomes D Koston James J. Kovahk . . Dennis A Kraynak George J Knsko Dole J. Krusoe John P Kuzmik Stephen J loketek Peter J loklasic Michael P. lourio . . .......................15105 Horvord avenue (28) 9633 lomontier avenue (4) 10001 Stoughton avenue (41 19500 Horvord road. Worrensville 22l 3737 East 93rd street (5) .......................15100 Terrace rood (l2l 3637 East 47th street 20) 2961 Eost 128th street (20) 4923 Homm avenue 27) 1024 Eost 77th street (3) 4010 Milford rood Pormo 34) 4121 Eost 135th street (5) 10101 Orleons ovenue (5) . , 12501 Grilling ovenue (20) 4497 Eost boulevard. Garfield Heights (5) 2257 West 30th street (13) ...................II709 Grilling avenue (20) 6032 Monica lone, Garfield Heights 25) I 1404 Continental avenue (4) ........................ 1433 Eost 92nd street (6) 12210 Bongor ovenue. Garfield Heights (25) 9809 Mount Auburn avenue (4) 13002 Moplerow ovenue. Gorfield Heights (5) 12110 Buckingham ovenue (20) 3491 West 99th street (2) 4268 West 137th street (35) 16121 Harvard ovenue (28) 2774 Eost 120th street (20) 3872 West 21 st street, 9) 4466 Eost 86th street (5) 11109 Greenwich avenue (5) 19006 Longview avenue. Maple Heights (37) 3629 Eost 147th street (20) 9917 Rend avenue (5) 2887 East 114th street (4) 4187 Eost 146th street (28) ......................... 4072 Eost 187th street (22) 5174 Turney rood (25) 14005 Rexwood avenue I 5) ............7515 Superior avenue (3) 3010 Wellington avenue. Pormo (34) 1216 Eost 81st street 13) 2092 Clarence ovenue. lokewood 17) 9422 Orleons ovenue 15) 3028 Nursery avenue (27) 1146 East 76«h street ,3' 2987 Eost boulevord 4 3786 Eost 55th street ,5) 1698 Chelmsford rood. Mayfield Heights (24) 11512 Parkview avenue 4) 16617 Maple Heights boulevard. Maple Heights (37) 3687 Eost 110th street ,5) 6222 Hmde avenue (27) 2664 North Moreland boulevard (20) 5241 South Mason avenue. Chicago 38. Illinois 21248 Nottingham drive. Porkview 26. Ohio ....................... 8022 Wade Park ovenue (3) 151 senior directory John S. lechner............................4367 lee rood. Worrensv.lle (28) NeolE.liosi 1296 Gorlond ovenoe. Goriield Heights (25) Jomes T. lorence.................1 7908 McCracken toad. Mople Heights 137) Chorles T. lotenero 12016 Cromwell ovenoe 120) Joel N Mode ...................................... 9600 Mono ovenoe (4) Frank J Magoch.................................. 9522 Parkview ovenoe (4) Michael J Marcin...................................• «124 Forest ovenoe (4) Mkhoel P Morflok...................501 Th.rd street. Oonofo. Pennsylvomo Joseph I. Morgocs 11204 lordel oveno (4) Ruhord G. Morionek .... 4525 McGregor ovenoe. Newburgh Heights (5) Gregory A Mam..................................... 3618 East 80lh street (5) Thomas J. Morrelli................I 3815 Moplerow ovenoe. Gorfield Heights Thomos M. Moyvold................................ 4676 East 85th street 125) Robert J. M Areovey............................9708 Stoughton ovenoe (4) Saul I Messino................................. 402 Eost boulevard (5) Kenneth W Meyer 3397 West 90lh street (2) Edward M. Mihohk.................................. 5881 Coble ovenoe 127) John A Mikovcky 10314 Manor Ovenoe (4) MKhoel A. Mmker................................... 3705 Seymour ovenoe 113) Joseph A Molnor.................................14100 Soy brook ovenoe (5) Joseph E. Morovet.............. 5529 Beechwood ovenoe. Mople Heights |37) George J. Morehouse.................................13619 Alvin ovenoe (5) Christopher W. Morton............................ 487 Eost 112th street (8) Pool C. Mucci...................................15002 Morvard ovenoe 128) Berrord Nobbs ...................... 5047 Turney rood. Goriield Heights (25) John N Nopoll 11414 Methyl ovenoe 120) Ronald W. Nawalomec ............................ 3691 Eost 104th street (5) Vietor A. Nelli....................................2605 Ccdo' ’ 5 MKhoel J Nero.................................. 1 907 Wolden ovenoe (28) RKhord NkFioIos.................................7925 to 1 '28,h � '••• I20) David M. Novok....................................2941 '2 ,h street (20) Dovid J Novotny ............ 3124 West 50th street (2) Kevin A. Nowok................................... 3885 West 18th street (9) Corl I Ondros ............... 4465 Stoney Ridge rood. Avon. Ohio Raymond S Po|k ......................... 175 Eost 84th street (3) Carmen J. Poparosa .................................. 8301 Detroit ovenoe 12) Eugene J Popot .......................... ... 12608 PorkhiM ovenoe (20) William J. PavlKk..................................9604 Milgert drive (4) Pool 8. Perhacs........................................ Benhom avenue (5) Arvyd P Petros.....................................1146 Oollos rood (8) Mark E. Protok.............................. 7395 Meodow lone. Pormo (34) AllonS. P.po....................................3119 Eost 98th street (4) Williom T. Pompil....... ........................12804 ovenoe (5) Robert D Popovich........................5411 Westlake ovenoe. Pormo (29) Mkhoel H. Rond....................................12907 Buckeye rood (20) Thomas I Redo 5281 Eost 117lh street, Garfield Heights (25) Corl H Rem mg................................12 0 Grilling ovenoe (20) Dovid W Riemer.................................. 3548 Eost 106th street (5) Anthony J Roth....................................2010 Corning ovenoe (9) Fronk J. Roue...................................... 56 Eost 71st street (3) John J Rosnov 4950 Eost Pleasant Volley rood. Seven Mills (31) Dovid A Rygiel .........................9513 Birchwood rood. Goriield (25) Charles E. Sobetto...............................2 7 f '• '' 5� h street (4) Fronk P Sontoborboro.......................... 2618 East boolevord (4) Albert N Santilli............ .................11401 Nelson ovenoe (5) loois N. Soponoro..................................'0201 Dov ’ ovenoe (5) Earl J. Scotise ............ 1777 Cromwell drive. Sooth Euclid (21) Kenneth A Schneider Theodore R Sehwolm Fronk S. Schwon . . . Joseph Seemon . . leo S. Seinowski . . . . Roberl J. Sfcrry . . . . James R. Shon.......... Mark A. Shoribok . . . George W S-bel Clinton C. Simmons . . . Ralph E. Sitko Dovid M Smelko Clorence S Smith Dovid E. Smolko . . . . Timothy E Sopenski James E. Stock . . . John M. Stelonisn VKtor V Stevens . . . Joseph A Stoker . . . . Edward A Stromer Jomes A. Stramsky . Peter C. Strmen .... Clement Strohmeier . . . Philip I. Sulak .... Ronald D. Suhk Daniel S. Sondoy . . . Raymond J. Svuch lynn A Siwedo . . . Thomos A Svwedo Normon J Srylokowski Raymond Tomasovich . . Thomos S Tonkowch Richard C. TotKsko . . John A Toscor John V Tevis........... Robert F. Timko . August I Tischer . . . Robert S Toth Jomes E Troch.mowk . Robert I. Trosk .... John R Torocy.......... Kent Tyrrell.......... Rkhard C. Vodovski . Alev V Vordy George T Vorgo John A. Vorgo .... Richard C. Vorgyos VKtor J. Velio .... Jomes E. Vielond . . . Kenneth J, Vokoc . . . Robert J. Vrobel.... Edwaro J WofCiok . . . John F Wyszynski . . Leonord J. Zobiegolo . Domel J. Zobor . . Thomos J. Zawacki Joseph Zdonkiewicz Terrence B Zesiut .................10601 Monor ovenoe (4) 629 East 130th street (8) ................... 2920 Eost 11 llh street (4) 2865 Eost 112th street (4) .......... 31500 North Morgmol rood (3) .............. 11922 Homlen ovenoe (20) .....................1040 Ansel rood (3) ................... 9909 Parkview ovenoe (4) 10410 Foirlown drive. Pormo (30) ................17216 Invermere ovenoe (28) 10700 Vernon avenue. Goriield Heights (25) ................... 3658 Eost 105th street (5) 3584 Eost 133rd street (20) ...................10902 Goy ovenoe (5) 5608 Drake ovenoe (27) 3469 East 103rd street (4) .................1709 Bradford ovenoe (13) .................1144 Eost 77th street (3) ........... 6634 Boston ovenoe (27) ............. 11429 Meltso ovenoe (4) .... 14499 Coves rood. Novelty. Ohio 111 32 Forest ovenoe (4) ................. 3962 Eost 176th street (28) ................... 639 Eost 113th street (8) 4519 Alpho ovenoe (5) ..................... 9904 Monor ovenoe (4) 817 Twilight dnve. Seven Hills (31) ................... 3831 Eost 57th street (5) 10408 Edgepark drive. Goriield Heights (25) 4232 Beverly HiHs drive. BconswKk. Ohio 3041 Eost 128th street i20) 12508 Revere ovenoe (5) 8910 Woodlond ovenoe (4) 10501 Monor ovenoe (4) ...................10213 Dove ovenoe (5) .... 10500 Porkview ovenoe (4) ...........11806 Homlen ovenoe (20) .................12520 Forest ovenoe (20) 7405 Southfield ovenoe. Brooklyn i9) . 3342 West 100th street 4900 londer rood. Chagrin Folb 2616 Eost 128fh street (20) 3584 Eost 104th street (5) 2926 East 115th street (4) 3560 East 104th street (4) ............ 16705 Hillsboro rood (12) ..............9817 lamontier ovenoe (4) ............ 3978 Eost 188th street (22) 2801 Eost 122nd street (20) ...................3413 Eost 65th street (27) 6514 Wilber avenue. Pormo (29) ............... 2904 Eost 61st street (27) .............. 3959 Eost 188th street (22) ............4315 Eost 72nd street (5) .... 11010 Pork Heights ovenoe (25) ................... 8303 Bellevue avenue (3) 3422 Eost 66th street (27) ............... 2957 Eost 59th street (27) 152 EDWARDS BROTHERS INC Ann Arbor Michigan at Benedictine