Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

THE 1975 BENEDICTINE 1975 Yearbook Staff Moderator Mr. Joseph Csaszar Editor-in-Chief Joseph Piskura Underclass Editor Mark Hoover Sports Editors Joseph Zuccaro Bernard Wiederwohl Senior Editor Richard Kikta Activities Editor Robert Paul Business Editor Earl Hotchkiss Cover Andrew Krawczonek Photographers Donn Nottage Jphn Prosck Earl Hotchkiss 2 The moment ma y be temporary. . . but the memory is jorever. . . 3 MR. JOSEPH RUFUS Dedicated to: The Class of 1975 has seen fit to dedicate its Yearbook to Mr. Joseph Rufus: A man who believes strongly in a Benedictine education. This is shown by his service of nearly 30 years to BHS. He has worked hard in turning boys into Men of Benedictine. Mr. Rufus also has built the school’s reputation athletically as i | HHHH 11 wc dedicate this Yearbook to ADMINISTRATION r. FR. AUGUSTINE YURKO Vice-President Principal SOCIAL STUDIES T FR. DOMINIC MONDZELEWSKI Current Affairs MR. JOHN MASTREY Phys. Ed., Sociology, Health, Anthropology 10 MR. FRED HEYER Civics, History MR. JOSEPH RUFUS Civics, Driver’s Ed. FR. THOMAS PODOBNIK History, Mechanical Drawing MR. JOSEPH CSASZAR History, Communism 11 c« E N G L I S H FR. RONALD MAHNKE Mini-Courses 2 MR. ANTHONY RUSS English 13 LIBRAR Y MRS. HELEN KOZAK Assistant Librarian m BUSINESS MR. DANIEL O'SHAUGNESSY Business Law BR. THEODORE GIRARD Accounting, Cafeteria Mgr. FR. ROBERT WILKES Accounting, Economics LANGUAGE FR. DAVID VISZOLYI Latin, Guidance Dept. FR. ANSELM ZUPKA German, Guidance Dept. FR. DENIS SHEETS Spanish FR. DAMIAN BALOGA French FR. WILLIAM MATYAS Algebra, Calculus MR. THOMAS IWAN Algebra, Trig. MATH MR. WALTER COOPER Algebra, Geometry 17 ART FR. JOACHIM PASTIRIK PHYSICAL ED. TYPING BR. ALFRED NASTICKY BAND 18 r MR. AUGUST BOSSU MR. MARC SANZOTTA 5 C I E N C E MR. CHARLES FALSA Biology FR. ANTHONY MARKO Chemistry FR. CYRIL NOVOTNY Physics, Electronics 19 ■ IM MB r-rs. -8B.-W.WA. - ' B I W THEOLOGY FR. CLEMENT ZELEZNIK Religion ABBOT JEROME KOVAL Religion 20 FR. NORBERT OZ1MEK Mini-Courses FR. CHRISTOPHER SCHWARTZ Religion FR. TIMOTHY BUYANSKY Mini-Courses FR. JAMES FORGAC Religion 21 KEN KOVALIK FAMILIAR FACES MRS. DOROTHY CRIES MRS. HELEN SOVOL MRS. MARGARET SMITH BR. FRANCIS FERGUS MRS. BETTY BEDNARSKI MRS. HELEN JASON MRS. MARGARET KOVALIK ACTIVITIES 23 NAMES: Pros. Mark Hoover, Vicc-Pres. Mark Iwan, See. Paul Holpuch, Treas. Robert Paul. 2nd ROW: Frank Flack, John Gnatowski, Martin Sfiligoj, Tim Ford, Greg Champa. Mike Allison. John Colo-giovanni, William Sims, and Tony Price. 3rd ROW: Wyatt Ware. Ernie Coulter. Herb Kramer. Stanley Bienasz, Karl Pappa, John Molchan. Greg Eisler. Bernie Wiederhwohl. and Wally Piszczor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society has been active in several endeavors this past year, including sponsoring for the Health Hill Hospital the annual Christmas party. NAMES: James Metzger, Donn Nonage, Jamey Buniua, Tony Morgan, Jimmy Gates, Ernie Coulter, Mike Singer, Ed Seitz, Moderator Mr. Joseph Sobczyk. KNEELING ARE: Joe Piskura, John Gnatowski, Earl Hotchkiss, Robert Paul, Geza Vamos, Mark Hoover, Bernie Wiederwohl, Mark I wan. Mark Hoover Editor-in-Chief The Party's over Joe! No ”U Turn 26 An average White Band Moderator - Bro. Jonathan Zingales Steve Hartke at a typical Key Club meeting. 28 THE 1975 HOMECOMING 29 Bui ihe Pope doesn't have to know... WELL IT'S LIKE THIS. I . . . It's a lonesome world. Lay’s - the potato chip that goes CRUUUUNCH! 30 NAMES: Bernie Wiederwohl - Pres. . John Prosek - Rec. Sec. . Tim Ford - Corr. Sec., Bill Primiano - Jun. Rep., Fr. Dominic - Moderator, Bill Davis - Treas. THE STUDENT COUNCIL 31 Cooper ai work? DRAMA CLUB This year the Drama Club was under the direction of Mr. Walter Cooper. The Club produced 3 shows. A drama called Lovers; Winners and a comedy Here We Are. And a rock musical Your Own Thing. 33 1 can do it, I can, I can, I can . . . Ff my Mom ever finds out! I cross my heart and hope to die. School is a trip, trip, trip . . . TO BE OR NOT TO BE? 34 THE KARATE CLUB MEMBERS: Lateef Squaer, Mike Leonti, Theron Morgan, Cyril Zoldak, Keefe Squaer, Terry King. 35 THE GLEE CLUB NAMES: Reginald Durr, Mike Dragas, Melvin Minor, Michael Jackson, Theron Thomas, Jack Gonsalves. Mr. Sanzoua, Ed Seitz, Henry Abner, Charles Jackson, Marvin Dillard. THE BENEDICTINE MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND NAMES: Lindsay Lumpkin, Jeff Kozak, Bob Kozsey, Robert Paul, John Gnatowski, Rich Takacs, Charles Huntington, David Gnatowski, Doug Krcn, Mike Baxter, Frank Horvath. Jamey Buttltta, Bill Madansky, Robert Walker, Ed Seitz, Reggie Durr, Sidney Peterson. George Coulter, Arthur Worthy, Mark Gnatowski, Gregg Ward, Mr. Marc Sanzoua. 36 37 a 9 ' ?K- t v i HUMAN RELA TIONS Buckeye Councilman David N. Strand 38 41 42 TELEVISION CREW MEMBERS ARE: Randy Walker, John Prosck, Mike Pollock, Bill Blaha, John Buday, Andy Smilh, Jeff Kozak, Moderator Fr. Norbert. 43 INTRAMURALS WRESTLING CHAMPS: Richard Swank, Mario Talarico, Zol-tan Dregely, Herbert Wilborn, John DiPaola, Stanley Bicn-asz, and Mike Farris. Intramural Speed-Football Champs - Senior Homeroom 43. BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS Junior Homeroom 33 45 46 FRESHMEN The freshman class of ’78, under the guidance of moderator Fr. Nor-bert, put it all together their first year. They became a closely knit class through monthly class activities and through the election of homeroom representatives instead of class officers. In athletics, the Frosh captured the city football title and placed second in basketball. The heart of the freshman football team consisted of (left to right): Peter Germano, Andrew Smith, Joe Marino, Jamey Georgeson, John Dipaola, Patrick Mullen, James Few, and Bill St. John. 50 Fr. Norbert t ABOVE: Jerome Champa. 1 U • Fr. Willie must have renewed his driver’s license. TOP LEFT: Cyril Zoldak, Mike Prosper, Brian Rutledge. MIDDLE LEFT: John Pymn, Mark Mcdovic. ABOVE: Joe Matuscak. LEFT: Dennis Byrne. 51 Richfield Coliseum McDonald’s Winter Funland Winter Funland Eastgate Coliseum Eastgatc Coliseum 52 SIEDEUS HA Y RIDE 53 TOP RIGHT: George Coulter. LOWER LEFT: Theron Morgan. LOWER RIGHT: Patrick Mullen. 54 TOP LEFT: John Buday. ABOVE (Ascending order): Julius Nagy, Frank Horvath, Bill Reynolds, John Pymn, Joe Mukics, Sidney Peterson, Bob Eisler. LEFT: Mark Taraba, Charles Vance. 55 ■ L SOPHOMORES The sophomore class had a fruitless first semester at Benedictine but jelled in the second semester when Mr. Charles Paisa became class moderator. The first class outing consisted of a tour of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. Other activities were planned. Last year's sophomore class officers were (left to right): James Augustine (vice-president): Chris St. John (treasurer): Mr. Chares Paisa (moderator): Jorge Martinez (president): Robert Stoffko (secretary). 57 RIGHT: Jorge Mariinez, Bill Madansky. BELOW: Melvin Franklin. MIDDLE RIGHT: Arthur Worthy. LOWER LEFT: Mike Pollock. LOWER RIGHT: James Quinlan. The three stooges. Bottoms up. 58 TOP LEFT: Rick Futo. MIDDLE RIGHT: John Repasky. 59 A one-floor elevator. iiuiiin LEFT: James Buttiua, Terry Armelli, Tony DiPietro. LOWER LEFT: Robert Stoffko, Leonard Skeronski. BELOW: Bob Kogovsek. LOWER RIGHT: Tom Ule. 60 Ring around the collar. Herman? Chocolate drive captains. 61 JUNIORS The 75-student junior class, led by class moderator Mr. Joseph Csaszar, had a quality second semester at B.H.S. Three class activities were organized in the latter part of the school year. The juniors raised $1,250 for their treasurey by delivering 10,000 envelopes of school raffle tickets. Over 50 juniors attended their prom held at the Olive and Grape on May 3. Last year’s junior class officers were (left to right): Mike Ford (president); Mike Janko (treasurer); Bill Primiano (vice-president); Brent Kecskemety (secretary). Excitement is . . . an assembly. Do you love me? MIDDLE LEFT: Bill Blaha, Ralph Dicainillo. LEFT: Tim Ford. ABOVE: Steve Manaus, Keith Pappa. I 64 To Heycr” education. Twinkle Toes. Ah, the Mini Page. TOP LEFT: Ron Hodakievic. LEFT: Bob Fink, Walter Piszczor. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Ford. 65 66 TOP RIGHT: John Adams. BELOW: Mike Mella. Airing oui the old armpit. 67 Mr. Magoo 68 Juniors dancing to theme song Colour My World. 69 wwiiiwj Mu 15 Benedif . 5nwa«' is hawe .1 ’lUU' § •k — top ind- -v '' inesvi ttet £i nine � ttnl Vo e� ve Unirnex tt£a,n j At J � I y A ijOa K lohn CoUcmv� tin 4Ul)AvK Jim. ikcRv «� n nd Hruee Kino’.a !° B,M v , v most of the offense, v kip Frank n Hr assy 'H-2, and jiiarH lander’ played more than vrvu.«M _ k -C ' the 1 last scat and f.: � rui me o pmpiw as leant • • - , r, ct ' ar W; Bo su al.' It a s three j« ‘ aiTci s rilunritnc on iff-Of ffjvs in lark F.(T Abnftr jjf ifi-O, 215 l end B;K. Par � «d «afetV fifth Vithorn. Benedictine frosh finish undefeated Benedictine High School's freshman football team finished unbeaten last f ___l ___l . tv ‘ r WP ,vO sT %. ,Oi fc ,il Westlake. • u-diefine sroied ti ], • u-dictme scoieti n « v, V a i tn n the lop u } {o £ n� mi.me � ,r r ; rrz - . Wirgii ijtvtsTBT! ur.e's ' r v _ .s el-s coast ; Benedictine S1 , • iy v X. - a S v s ■ S S ROBIN 7 3r v J5; Bcncd BENf Uistr V° . lot' ' hane edtv s xy vc%ts h i g v nXv s .in u on : s« W 1 ,. ;i SBAV l,no«iic'4 -jengals- second n Grizzl •r„ olimimiTed Wetltv ff H .i v in Class A In an imle HiiukUV J uue.' licnalu luie a U v� u lloda-kievie led the home-leum llenyals to a 2 1 win over MdjUeUI. The junior shvit'l .top Imne-tht m the lieinv nit from first base with a •ViO® ih-innin double, then •owine run .� ase _| : ■■.JiTi ed .t lour-t thiKP-n: .- u� r Leuediyt .it d a K tofN over In pettiloi e C-m li ttakie 'vasTTor-:! tor the winne entitled ’Day after for tl Ben uh '. detailing t h jjte jiamp i unl ! lyiTTm toot hall team ihe morn. V . an•!...... '.vex ie: - dirtine stall jnorc i 'i in elaiined uh ( 11-1 ‘A A’ 71 1974 VARSITYBENGALS BACK ROW: C. Paisa, J. Rufus. T. Evert. D. O'Shaughnessy. J. Mastrey, T. Iwan. 3rd ROW: A. Russ. A. Washington. J. Adams. M. Dciningcr. R. Novak. $. Hartkc. R. Hodakievic. B. Kniola. T. Peters. J. Glowik. T. Dipietro. O. Cavers. N. Lobins, C. Pleasant. 2nd ROW: Head Coach A. Bossu. M. Farris. B. Con well, D. West, P. Charles. J. Caputo. G. Eisler. B. Davis. D. Meyers. T. Ford. M. Shulls. J. Lavrcn-chlk. V. Burt. 1st ROW: J. Bordysz. B. Sims. T. St. John. D. Hill. H. Wilborn. L. Gaines. J. Stcvclak, H. Abner. J. Colagiovanni. B. Cooper. J. McCloy. T. Stewart. M. Singer. F. Andrassy. C. Washington. KNEELING: Managers . . . F. Augustine. J. Gates, P. Hogan. I . . . the kick . . . it's up . . . Colo-giovanni scores for the Bengals! ! ! LEFT: Caputo, McCloy, and Pleasant close in on a Heights ball carrier. Two former Benedictine students, Mike O'Leary and Reggie Brooks, both started for Heights against the Bengals. They also started their football careers at BHS. WILLOUGHB Y SOUTH 73 Abbot Jerome watches hopefully. WSf. I 74 TOP: West turns left end and looks for some wide open running room. ABOVE: Parma sets against the Bengal Defense. BRUNSWICK Fans watch as the Bengals defeat Brunswick. RIGHT: Wilborn passes two tacklers and looks for more. MASSILLON WICKLIFFE ABOVE: Burl plays heads up defense. LEFT: The Bengals cap a scoring drive with a touchdown . 75 76 PAINSVILLE HAR VEY ABOVE: Painsville defense holds the Bengals, FOR ONCE. LEFT: PLEASE come here ball. ABOVE: Bengals score AGAIN CAMBRIDGE ABOVE: Outstretched Washington JUST misses the block. BELOW: Unknown, Charles, and Cologiovanni close in. ABOVE: This is ground control. L % ST. EDWARD'S LEFT: Washington tries again. Washington kept trying until the Bengal defense was able to safety the Ed's offense for two points. UPPER LEFT: Deininger tackles an intercepted pass. ABOVE: The Bengal offense moves the ball on Ed's. LEFT: Halfback??? Frank Andrassy runs with the ball. LEFT: The Bengal defense charges against a St. Edward field goal attempt. Last year's homecoming game was against Latin at John Marshall field. This year's was at St. Ed’s field and produced six lovely Queen candidates. 77 i LATIN Although Latin started playing football in 1917, it wasn't until 1930 that they first played the Bengals. Since that first meeting, the two schools have met forty-one times, with the record tied at 20 wins - 20 losses and 1 tie. The Lions had an incredible winning streak, as they won the first 15 games, from 1930 to 1947. Since 1947, the Lions have managed to come up with victories only in 1954, 1958, 1960, 1963, and 1967. Since my time from being a Freshman to a Senior, now, at Benedictine, Latin has been held to zero points against the Bengals, 1971 - 20-0, 1972 - 23-0, 1974 - 0-0. I I BUS SCOREBOARD OPP. 21 Cleveland Hts. 27 8 Willoughby South 28 10 Parma Senior 27 13 Brunswick 7 0 Massillon 24 12 Wickliffe G 22 Painesville Harvey 0 0 Cambridge 0 2 St. Edward’s 27 0 Cathedral Latin 0 1974 VARSITY SUMMARY Defending the 1973 State Football Championship was an awesome task for the 1974 Varsity Football team. The squad finished the season with a disappointing 2-G-2 record. Main reasons for the losing season included inexperience and poor offense and defensive play. The gridders started the season with three straight losses and never could get a solid winning streak going. Although the defense managed to shut out three of the last four opponents, the Bengals earned just one victory and two ties in those ballgames. Despite the losing season, the returnees from the state title team will have memories they can cherish for a lifetime. Hopefully the future will be brighter for veteran Coach August Bossu and the Bengals. John Caputo Most Improved Lineman 1975 Winning awards were Bill Davis, (top), and Herb Wil-born, (left), and John Caputo, (above), and not pictured are Tom St. John as Most Improved Back, John Colo-giovanni as Fr. Florian Award, and Brian Cooper the Bengal Award. 6th ROW: A. Matlak, M. Stewart, M. Cruce . . . 5th ROW: J. Few, G. Sabol, J. Marino . . . 4th ROW: C. Kniola, J. Nagy, S. Peterson, S. Deininger . . . 3rd ROW: Fr. Roger, H. Coach Mr. O'Shaughnessy, Mgr. P. Hogan, A. Smith, K. Minch, A. Eulinberg, N. Baucco, J. Modzclcwski . . . 2nd ROW: D. Nobles, R. Browning, J. Gcorgeson, J. Cranley . . . 1st ROW: G. Baylor, M. Brown. J. Leonti, R. Eisler, C. Vance . . . BENGALS P. Germano, J. DiPaola, K. Gantt. A. Sfiligoj, K. Franklin, F. Szocs. C. O’Neill, J. Champa, S. Stokes. W. St. John, M. Medovic, P. Mullen, J. Pymn, I. Thompson, J. Kovach, T. Evert. A. Davison, J. Szuch, G. Thomas, T. Sharp. J. Chaky, F. Varga, D. Austin. SCOREBOARD BHS OPP. 14 St. Ignatius 8 28 St. Joseph 0 47 rainesville 6 Harvey 6 St. Edward 6 14 Wickliffe 8 40 Chanel 0 14 “Cathedral 6 Latin •City Championship SUMMARY The Frosh started out with a bang by winning their first three games played. First was a victory over St. Ignatius, then came a terrific mauling of St. Joe’s 28-0, and again over Painesville, 47-6, looking very impressive. Next was St. Ed’s, always rough, so the Baby Bengals settled for a 6-6 tie, but quickly started the ball rolling again by defeating their last two teams 14-8, and 40-0. They went undefeated into the Catholic Freshman Championship against Latin and came out still undefeated, winning by the score of 14-6. 81 FROSH -VS.- LATIN. . . 82 . . . WIN CATHOLIC FRESHMAN CHAMPIONSHIP. 1974 JUNIOR VARSITY 3ACK ROW: Coach T. Iwan. M. Bohn, W. Jones. J. Augustine, A. Zillner, G. Martinez. T. Armclli. D. Hanzcl. I.. Skowionski. R. Guicc. C. St. John. M. Dillard. P. Kisilewicz. K. Marsh. J. Quinlan, Coach Mastrey. 1st ROW: S. Tanner. R. Manning, J. Rcpasky. E. Tomba. $. Manaus. B. Kogovsek. E. Heusdash. K. Pappa, B. Clayton. J. Matlack, R. Austin. R. Saunders. Mgr. P. Hogan. P. Antonclli. 84 SCOREBOARD BHS OPP. 8 St. Joseph 6 20 Willoughby 6 South 20 Parma Senior 18 6 Brunswick 27 14 Wickliffe 22 32 Painesville 0 Harvey 24 Latin 8 0 St. Edward 12 J.V. SUMMARY The Junior Varsity Football Team didn't seem to have much trouble starting off the season as they defeated their first three opponents, mauling the second and third. Moving on down the season, they met some stiff competition in losing to Brunswick and Wickliffe. Winning the next two, the Bennies came to the season's end where it was again St. Ed's, who always packs a punch. Regretfully, theirs was a knockout. The Bengals had an overall record of 5 wins and 3 losses. 85 I 1974 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BACK ROW: L. Collins, T. Adamo, M. Jones, M. Minor, M. Holt, H. Sharpley, L. Squaer, M. Wilson, C. Moore, C. Burton, K. Jones, D. Vavro, M. Iwan, W. Piszczor, G. Coulter, E. Coulter, W. Ware, Coach Fr. Dominic. 2nd ROW: M. Ford, J. Kachmar, R. Gilliam, M. Price, G. McBeath, M. Knight, M. Jackson, G. Holden, A. Davison, R. Watkins, R. Perkins, D. Kren. 1st ROW: L. Lumpkin, A. Stevenson, L. Johnson, B. Peck, M. Presper, G. Ward, E. Wooten. 1974 CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY The 1974 Benedictine Cross Country Team enjoyed the finest season in the school's history compiling an overall record of 36-11. Coach Fr. Dominic had talent and depth to work with this season. Seniors Mark Iwan and Ernie Coulter provided experience and leadership, and Juniors Mike Holt and Mike Jones developed into outstanding talent. Iwan broke several course records throughout the season. Highlights of the season were second place finishes in the Willoughby South Invitational, the Chanel Invitational, and the Sectionals. The Bengals qualified for district competition for the first time ever in Cross Country. The runners also finished 6th in the Edgewater Invitational. The future looks bright for the distance runners at Benedictine. 86 VARSITY GOLF TEAM BACK ROW: Fr. William, J. Parey, H. Kramer, B. Wiederwohl, M. Ford, J. Zuc-caro, N. Repie. FRONT ROW: M. Kocak. J. Maiuscak, M. Leonti, R. Metzger, J. Buday, G. Lexa. The Varsity Golf team, coached by Fr. William, compiled a record of 2-7. The victories came over Holy Name and Lutheran East. Senior Bernie Wiederwohl captained the team. Rounding out the starting foursome were junior Mike Ford, sophomore Mike Leonti, and freshman Joe Matuscak. 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Mgr. M. Dillard, M. Holi, C. Moore, A. Washington, M. Robinson. N. Repie, C. Pleasant, R. Hodakievic, Coach D. O’Shaughnessy. KNEELING: J. Saxton, L. Johnson, M. Jackson, D. Hunter, V. Burt. BHS.......-60.....Chanel...................64 BHS........78-----Cath. Latin--------------71 BHS........49.....Massillon................55 BHS........70.....P. Harvey................65 BHS.......-75-----University -............ 57 BHS........56.....St. Joseph...............74 BHS........65-----Lutheran East------------54 BHS--------65-----Central Cath.------------74 BHS........63.....Lincoln-West.............72 BHS........51.....Chanel...................52 BHS........62.....Cath. Latin.............71 BHS--------57-----University -.............64 BHS........61.....Byzantine................58 BHS........61.....Chagrin Falls............52 BHS........50.....Coll in wood-------------86 BHS........65.....St. Edward...............56 BHS........87.....W.R.A....................57 Sectional BHS........70-----Woodridge----------------78 Final Record - 8 Wins - 10 Losses The Varsity Basketball team concluded their season with a mediocre 8-10 record. Senior Mark Robinson had an outstanding season averaging well over 24 points per game. Robinson was also the team cap tain. The Bengals had several fine wins. Highlights of the season included victories over arch-rival Cathedral Latin in the home opener, a triumph over previously undefeated University School, wins over league champions Lutheran East and Chagrin Falls, and a fine victory over St. Edward. The team lost in the opening round of sectional play to Woodridge to close the season with an 8-10 mark. 88 m v7 ■ yr. 4 89 t HB 91 J. V. BASKETBALL STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: G. McBeath, M. Ford, R. Austin, C. Prater, Coach T. Evert, Mgr. D. Bucciere, M. Wilson, J. Knight, P. Kisiliewicz, E. Busi. KNEELING: B. Conwell. BHS 44 Chanel 52 BHS 42 C. Latin 45 BHS 37 Massillon 52 BHS 44 P. Harvey 66 BHS 46 University 41 BHS 38 St. Joseph 71 BHS 50 Lutheran East 39 BHS 34 Central Cath. 36 BHS 45 Lincoln-West 53 BHS 36 Chanel 45 BHS 39 C. Latin 60 BHS 47 University 45 BHS 41 Byzantine 49 BHS 39 Chagrin Falls 44 BHS 42 Collinwood 47 BHS 31 St. Edward 49 BHS 61 W.R.A. 36 Final Record 4 wins - 13 losses Home - 3 wins - 4 losses Away - 1 win - 9 losses The Junior Varsity Basketball team had a disappointing year finishing at 4-13. The JV's consisted of six sophomores and three juniors. The team lost several games in the fourth quarter due to a lack of scoring power when it counted. Chuck Prater, a sophomore center, was the team’s leading scorer. Junior forward Mike Wilson carried the highest average on the squad. Hopefully, these players will progress enough to give Benedictine a winning varsity basketball team in future seasons. Better luck next year. Coach Evert! 93 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Frank Novak, P. Germano, J. DiPaola, J. Few, D. Williams, C. Kniola, T. Matlack. KNEELING: R. Lathan, N. Baucco, C. O'Neill, J. Champa, B. Si. John. MISSING: E. Wooten, K. Gantt. A scrappy Freshman basketball team, coached by Frank Novak, a 1970 Benedictine graduate, recorded a highly successful season earning a 9-3 record, second best among Catholic schools in the Cleveland area. Jim Few was the team's leading scorer with 199 points and a 16.6-point average. Pete Germano also carried an average in double figures netting 11.6 points per game. With continued growth and development, this talented group of athletes could produce one of the finest cage teams at Benedictine. BHS 47 St. Joseph 40 BHS 46 Cath. Latin 56 BHS 54 Chanel 37 BHS 41 St. Ignatius 64 BHS 49 St. Edward 29 BHS 49 P. Harvey 28 BHS 37 St. Joseph 26 BHS 40 Cath. Latin 34 BHS 42 Chanel 40 BHS 41 P. Harvey 26 BHS 45 St. Ignatius 56 BHS 40 St. Edward 34 Final Record - 9 wins - 3 losses 5-1 at Home 4-2 Away 95 1975 VARSITY GRAPPLERS BACK ROW: O. Cavers, T. Dipietro, J. Molchan, G. Eisler, G. Glowik, E. Tomba, B. Cooper, P. Difranco, E. Malysa, Coach J. Mastrey. 1st ROW: M. Mella, R. Dicamillo, C. St. John, J. Cooper, A. Stevenson, B. Baldzicki. SUMMAR Y A young Varsity Wrestling Team, grappling an extremely difficult schedule could only manage a 1-10 dual meet record. Entering the Lake Catholic match, the matmen had a record of 1-5. The Cougars won impressively, 38-16. Mike Mella won by a pin and Ralph Dicamillo and Gerry Glowik won on decisions. Glowik whipped highly-touted Ed Prosuch, 9-2. Competing in a tri-meet, the Bengals came upon the short end again as Fairview and Richmond His. finished 1-2. A powerful Brunswick squad scored a decisive 49-9 victory. Perry Difranco and Glowik won on convincing decisions, and Dicamillo earned a draw. The Bengals closed their dual meet season against East Senate champion, JFK. The Fighting Eagles proved to be too strong, and won 32-20. Captain John Molchan won by a pin while Difranco, Malysa, Glowik, and Dipietro all won on decisions. Dicamillo battled city champion William Jones to a 1-1 draw. The rugged schedule helped prepare the Bengals for the Class AA-A Sectionals at Richmond His. Five Bengal Matmen qualified for the districts. The Junior duo of Dicamillo and Glowik finished first in the 126 and 175 weight classes. Senior Brian Cooper came in third at 167. Sophomore Malysa and Senior Molchan finished fourth at 145 and 155 respectively. Individual honors go to Glowik for a first place in the Kenston Tournament, first in the Richmond His. AA-A Sectionals and a second in the Catholic Invitational. Ralph Dicamillo for a second in the Kenston Tournament, and a second in the CIT. Malysa for a third in the Kenston Tournament. Molchan for a fourth in the Kenston Tournament. Mike Mella for a sixth in the CIT. 96 John Molchan 155 - Captain 97 98 Ralph Dicamillo 126 Ed Malysa 145 Gerry Glowik 175 Bill Baldzicki 132 Tony Dipieiro 185 (above) Ed Tomba Heavyweight (above) WPS ABOVE MIDDLE: Dicamillo, 2nd at Catholic Invitational Toum. 100 ABOVE: C'mon Jamie - only girls take THAT long.” LEFT: Coach thanks the regular fans for continued support, even on the road. L I VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Colagiovanni, D. Bucciere, J. McCloy, J. Berdysz, E. Seitz, D. Hunter. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D. West, Coach A. Bossu, W. Piszczor, C. Pleasant, T. Peters, B. Kni-ola, R. Hodakievic, S. Martaus, Mgr. B. Wiederwohl. NOT PICTURED: D. Bucciere. 1975 CLASS rrAA” SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS Benedictine's Varsity Baseball team had a winning season finishing at 14-13. The Bengals were a young team consisting of five seniors, seven juniors, and one sophomore. The diamond men played their best under the pressure of tournament baseball. The Bengals opened Class AA Sectional play with an 8-0 victory over Central Catholic behind the shut out pitching of junior right-hander Wally Piszczor. Next, the team captured the sectional championship with a 6-5 triumph over Lorain Brookside in a record 21 inning marathon. Junior righthander Steve Manaus pitched over 10 innings of shutout ball in relief to get credit for the victory. The Bengals opened district play with a 4-3 come-from-bchind win over Independence as Piszczor recorded his fifth triumph of the season. The team lost in its bid for a district championship to a powerful Medina Buckeye squad which reached the state finals in Columbus. Highlights of the regular season included wins over arch-rival Cathedral Latin, West Senate champion Lincoln-West, and perennial Class AAA powers Brush and Mayfield. Senior captain Jim McCloy was the team's leading hitter with a .370 average. Junior shortstop Ron Hodakievic was another starter who hit well over .300. Senior left-hander Ed Seitz had the highest winning percentage with a 5-2 record. Senior catcher John Colagiovanni was an iron man behind the plate. 101 BHS 1 Euclid 4 BUS 11 Lincoln-West 2 BHS 10 W.R.A. 7 BHS 4 Shaker His. 5 BHS 0 Cleveland His. 6 BHS 1 Will. South 6 BHS 8 Will. South 14 BHS 11 Gilmour 1 BHS 9 C. Latin 1 BHS 4 Brush 3 BHS 10 Glenville 0 BHS 4 Chagrin Falls 6 BHS 2 Mayfield 1 BHS 1 Hawken 2 BHS 7 Orange 0 BHS 5 University 7 BHS 3 Gilmour 5 BHS 0 Brecksville 2 BHS 3 Will. South 5 BHS 0 University 6 BHS 6 Warrensville 1 BHS 3 Central Cath. 4 BHS 8 John F. Kennedy SECTIONAL GAMES 7 BHS 8 Central Cath. 0 BHS 6 Lorain Brookside DISTRICT GAMES 5 BHS 4 Independence 3 BHS 1 Medina Buckeye 7 102 103 104 If if ft 105 J-V' baseball BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Fr. Dominic o T n _ n . . . w „ w c' u Cavers, T. Ada mo, P. Germano, B. Stoffko, J. Pilla, E. Tomba, M. Brown, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Baldzicki. M Baucco, J. Matuscak, M. Bohn. KNEELING: N. Roscoe. D. Bucciere, B. Holbert MISSING: P. Kisiliewicz. D. Zunno. • Medovic, J. Augustine, J. DiPaola, A. Smith, N. • T. Modzelewski, J. Szuch. BHS 6 W.R. A. 0 BHS 10 Shaker Hts. 13 BHS 2 Cleve. Hts. 14 BHS 0 Will. South 8 BHS 4 Will. South 5 BHS 3 East Tech 2 BHS 3 Brush 2 BHS 14 Glenville 3 BHS 3 Lincoln-West 8 BHS 2 Mayfield 0 BHS 18 Orange 2 BHS 15 Hawken 1 BHS 2 Lincoln-West 5 BHS 9 Gilmour 3 BHS 2 Brecksville 1 BHS 4 South 2 BHS 13 East Tech 11 BHS 1 University 7 BHS 3 Chanel 2 BHS 11 Shaw 4 BHS 11 Central Cath. 4 A young Junior Varsity Baseball team consisting of 10 freshmen, seven sophomores, and four juniors battled their way to an excellent 14-7 season record. Sophomore lefthander Dan Bucciere opened the season in a thrilling manner by tossing a 6-0 no-hitter against W.R. A. Bucciere and freshman righthander Pete Germano accounted for 12 of the team's 14 victories. Bucciere, along with juniors Tom Adamo and Bill Baldzicki, and freshman Terry Modzelewski were starters who hit over .300. Congratulations to Coach Fr. Dominic and the team on a highly successful season. 106 Final Record 14 wins - 7 losses 107 1975 VARSITY TRACK TRAM BACK ROW; Head Coach T. Ivan. M. Iwan, M. Singer. D. Vavro, B. Cooper. B. Kogovsek. T. Ford. K. Kalish. B. Davis. P. Antonelli. E. Huesdash. S. Tanner, T. St. John, T. Stewart, E. Eddie, M. Wilton, R. Manning. R. Saunders, Stat. P. Priestley, T. Burton. Coach J. Mastxcy. KNEELING. Coach C. Paisa. M. Holt. E. Coulter, W. Ware. J. Zuccaro. J. Adams. D. Hanzcl. B. Conwell. M. Minor. B. Clayton. SITTING: J. Gonsalves. K. Marsh, F. White. M. Kovacic, G. MeBcath. L. Collins. NOT PICTURED: K. Cylar. M. Jones, F. Andrassy (Inj.). W. Jones (inj.). D. Larry. 1975 VARSITY TRACK SUM MAR Y The Varsity Track Team had a very good season this spring, consisting of talented athletes. Heading the team were 10 seniors. 9 juniors, and 16 sophomores. The spikers started their season with a decisive win over John Marshall 79-48. This was their first dual meet of the season, being that the first two were unfortunately canceled due to snow. Staying on the winning foot, they met Latin and won 110-17. Benedictine competed again in the Mansfield Relays. The next meeting, against Chanel, was snowed out. Triumphantly, Benedictine beat Ignatius and Lake Catholic in a tri-meet, scoring 84-43-32. Next the Bengals fell short by 7 1 2 points losing to Western Reserve Academy, but finished ahead of Gilmour, 75 1 2-68-15 1 2. The Bengals entered the Bellaire Relays and finished 24th out of 75 teams with 9 points. Challenging the Bengals next. University lost 74-50. Entering the West Tech Relays, the Bengals had entries in all events. The spikers placed fourth, behind Glenville 3rd, John Adams 2nd, and Bay 1st. Taking the only first place of the evening for Benedictine was the High Jump, consisting of Joe Zuccaro, Rick Saunders, and Mike Wilson. The whole team put forth a tremendous effort. The next morning they woke up to the long trip to Wadsworth for the Grizzley Relays. This time the Bengals climbed to second place, behind first place Wooster by 4 points, 89-85. Again the High Jump unit finished first, also the 480-yard shuttles and two-mile relay. Another canceled meet was the West Tech and Ed's tri-meet. Next were the Sectionals. Giving the Bengals another Sectional 1st place was Clayton in the 100-200 yard dashes with a first, I wan with a 2nd place in the mile. Collins with a 2nd in the 440, Jones 4th in the 880, and the Mile Relay team with a 2nd for a total of 72 points. Next for the Bengals was a victorious meet against Collinwood 89-40. Closing the season for the Bengals were the Districts at Kent. The Bengals finished second. Finishing second in the 100 and 6th in the 220 was Clayton. Collins took 2nd place in the 440, and 1st place went to the Mile Relay team of Washington, Davis. Holt, and Collins. Clayton injured himself in the 100 to cancel the 880 relay team and maybe a team 1st place in the Districts. Traveling to Colombus for the state finals was Collins, scoring 6th in the 440, and the Mile Relay finished 8th, due to Washington getting an injury. However, they had the 3rd fastest time in the prelims. All in all the Track team had a very good and successful season. CONGRATULATIONS!!! Apologies are extended to the Varsity Track team by the Sports Editors. For because of complications and forgetfulness, there were no track pictures taken. Sports Editors BHS SCOREBOARD OPP 79 John Marshall 48 110 Cathedral Latin 17 84 Ignatius 43 Lake Catholic 32 68 Western Reserve 75 1 2 Gilmour 15 1 2 74 University 50 80 Collinwood 40 Grizzley Relays Runner-Up Sectional Champions District Runner-Up Over-all record 7 wins 1 loss 109 1975 FRESHMAN TRACK BACK ROW: M. Stewart, M. Cruce, J. Pymn, C. Kniola, D. Williams, S. Peterson, P. Szocs, J. DiPaola, S. Deiningcr, J. Nagy, K. Gantt, J. Champa, T. Davison. 2nd ROW: D. Winston. J. Marino, J. Leonti, G. Coulter,.M. Medovic. C. McCormick, R. Swank, D. Winston, W. St. John, S. Harth, S. Triska, D. Kren. 1st ROW: Head Coach C. Paisa, J. Gcorgeson, G. Thomas, M. Neff, J. Kovach, P. Butler, M. Brown, E. Wooten. B. Gilliam, G. Ward, R. Walker, S. Suto. SUMMAR Y Having a very successful season, the Freshman spikers were undefeated. Their first victory came as they met St. Ignatius 66-42. Traveling to Chagrin Falls, the Baby Bengals romped 90-19. After a three-week wait, they slid past St. Ed's, 57-51. Polishing off St. Joe's, 72-37, the Bengals ended their dual meet season by killing Padua 84-25. The Freshies entered the 10th Annual Chagrin Falls Relays against 21 other schools, and finished on top with 96 1 2 points. Records were set in the long jump relay, 54 feet 1 inch, by St. John, DiPaola. and Swank, in the sprint medley relay 1:43.8 by Don Winston. Swank, Marino, and Doug Winston, and in the 2 mile relay 9:21.3 by Kren, Ward, Champa, and Wooten. Again the Bengals finished first, but only against 5 other schools, this being at the All-Catholic Championship. Here also a record was set, in the 440 relay, 47.4 by Swank, DiPoala, St. John, and Marino. SCOREBOARD BHS OPP. 66 90 57 St. Ignatius Chagrin Falls St. Edward's 42 19 51 1975 Chagrin Falls Relays Champions 1975 All-Catholic Championship Winners 72 St. Joseph 37 84 Padua 25 no 111 112 David Bucciere ABNER, HENRY: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3. ALLISON, Michael: Drama 2, 3, 4: Intra. 1, 2. 3, 4; Slide Program 1,2, 3. 4. ANDRASSY, Frank: Intra. 1, 2. 3. 4; Football, Track, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDRASSY, Stephen: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1,2,3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4. AUGUSTINE, Frank: Intra. 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 3,4; Drama 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3. BERDYSZ, John: Intra. 3, 4; Football 4. BRECKENRIDGE. Joseph. BUCCIERE. David: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2. CAPUTO, John: Intra. 1. 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 4. CHAMPA, Gregory: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3. COLAGIOVANNI, John: Intra. 1, 2, 3. 4: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. COOPER, Brian: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, Track, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. COULTER, Ernest: Intra. 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3,4: Bennet 3, 4. CROOK, Michael: Intra. 1. 2, 3, 4. CURRY. Gregory: Intra. 1, 2. 3, 4. DAVIS, William: Intra. 2, 3, 4: Football, Track 2, 3, 4. DEININGER, Michael: Intra. 3, 4: Football 4; Track 3,4. DEPALMA, Rocco: Cheerleader 4; Track 4. Michael Dcininger Eric Eddie Scott Ford Gregory Eisler Landers Gaines Kevin Ford Jimmy Gates James Goggin Joaquin Gonsalves Stephen Hartke EDDIE, Eric: Intra., Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country. EISLER, Gregory: Football, Wrestling, Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4. FORD. Kevin: Intra. 1-4. FORD, Scott: Cross Country Intra. 1,2, 3. 4. GAINES, Landers: Track 1-3: Intra., Football 1-4; Wrestling 2,3. GATES, Jimmy: Bennet 2, 4; FB. MAN.; Lib. Staff 2-4: Intra. 1-4. GOGGIN, James: Intra. 1-4: Key Club 2, 3, 4. GONSALVES, Joaquin: FB 2, 3: Intra., Track 1-4. HARTKE, Stephen: Track 1; Intra., Football 1 - 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. Derrick Heard Glenn Holden Paul Holpuch Mark Iwan Mark Hoover Earl Hotchkiss David Hunter Charles Jackson Michael Jackson HEARD, Derrick: Intra. 1-4. HOLDEN, Glenn: Intra. 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Cross Country 3-4. HOLPUCH, Paul: Intra. 1 - 4; N.H.S. 4; Football 1; Senior Class Sec. HOOVER, Mark: Bennet 2-4; Yearbook Staff 4; N.H.S. HOTCHKISS. Earl: Bennet 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Intra. 1-2. HUNTER, David: Intra. 1 - 4; Baseball 2 - 4; Basketball. IWAN, Mark: N.HiS. 3, 4: Track. Intra. 1-4; Cross Country 3,4. JACKSON, Charles: Intra. JACKSON, Michael: Intra. 1 - 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4. Richard Kulik Lawrence Johnson Kenneth Jones Timothy Kenis Joe Labuda Jim Lavrenchik Richard Kikta Anthony Kolk Andrew Krawczonek JOHNSON. Lawrence: Intra. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3: Basketball 4. JONES, Kenneth: Intra. 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 3.4. KERTIS, Timothy: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 3. KIKTA, Richard: Yearbook Sr. Class Ed.: Student Council Vicc-Pres.; N.H.S. 4: Key Club 2. 3. KOLK, Anthony: Intra. 1. 2, 3, 4. KRAWCZONEK, Andrew: Yearbook Cover Ed.: Drama 2, 3, 4: Intra. 1. 2, 3: N.H.S. 3, 4. KULIK. Richard: TV Crew 1. 2, 3: Drama 2, 3: Intra. 1. LABUDA, Joe: Ultra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2. 3: Key Club 2: Baseball 1, 2. LAVRENCHIK, Jim: Intra. Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3, 4; Soccer 1. Victor Mayer David Manning James McCloy LECZO, Steve: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2. LENNON, Bill: Intra. 1, 2, 3. LOBINS, Norman: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama 2, 3, 4: Football 4. MANNING. David: Intra. 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3. MARTIN, James. MARTIN, Jerry: Intra. 3, 4. MAYER, Victor: Library Staff 3,4. McCLOY, James: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. MOLCHAN, John: Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. Steve Leczo Bill Ix:nnon Norman Lobins James Marlin Jerry Martin John Molchan 1 Thomas Mullen Donn Nottage Mike Palumbo Robert Paul MORGAN, Tony: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: N. H. S.: Bennet 4. MULLEN. Thomas: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3; Track 1,2. NOTTAGE, Donn: Yearbook Photographer; Bennet 3,4. NOVAK, Richard: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NOWELL, Tyrone: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, Football 2. PALUMBO, Mike: Intra. 1. 2. 3, 4: Key Club 2. 3, 4. PAREY, John: Intra. 1, 2, 3. 4: High School Slide Program: Golf 4. PAUL, Robert: Yearbook Activities Ed.; Sr. Class Pres.: Drama 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. PERKINS. Nelson: Intra. 1. 2, 3, 4. Nelson Perkins John Prosck Nick Repie Michael Rusin Joseph Saxton James Saxt Edward Seitz PISKURA, Joseph: Bennct 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Ed.-in-Chicf. PRICE. Anthony: Drama 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 3,4: Library Staff 1, 2, 3. PRICE, Michael: Intra., Crosscountry 1, 2, 3, 4. PROSEK, John: Yearbook Photographer: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; TV Crew 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1. 2. REPIE, Nick: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Golf 4: Key Club 2, 3. RUSIN, Michael. SAXTON, James: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. SAXTON. Joseph: Intra., Basketball 2, 3, 4. SEITZ, Edward: Intra.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4. Raymond Shannon William Sims SFILIGOJ, Martin: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4. SHANNON, Raymond: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4: Football 1. 2. SHARPE, Jeffery: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. SIMS, William: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4: N.H.S. 4; Band 1, 2. SINGER, Michael: Football, Track 1,2, 3,4: Bennet 4. ST. JOHN, Thomas: Football, Track, Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. STEVELAK, Joe: Intra., Football 1.2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3. STEVENSON, Rodney: Intra.: Library Staff 2, 3, 4. STEWART, Anthony: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2,3,4. STOFFKO, Richard: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club; Bowling 3,4. SZAPPANOS. Bill: Imra. 1, 2, 3. 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Slide Program 1,2, 3. TAMASOVICH, Don. TEDESCHI, Mark: Imra. 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2,3,4. THOMPSON, George. TOTH, Michael. WALKER, Kevin. WASHINGTON. Charles: Intra., Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3. WATKINS, Reuben: Intra. 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3,4. Mark Tedeschi 23 Kevin wenson WENSON, Kevin: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. WIEDERWOHL, Bernard: Yearbook Sports Ed.; N.H.S. 3, 4; Student Council 3, President 4; TV Crew 1,2,3; Golf 2, 4. WILBORN, Herbert: Intra., Football, Track 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, Benny: Intra., Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, Library Staff 1,2. WILSON, Robert: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 1,2,3; Karate Club 2, 3. ZUCCARO, Joseph: Intra., Track 1,2, 3,4: Golf 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Sports Ed. Herbert Wilborn Robert Wilson Joseph Zuccaro NOT PICTURED F. Flack K. Foster S. Kocak C. Moore M. Robinson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The class of 1975 will remain one of the outstanding classes in the history of Benedictine. The members are proud and honored to be a part of the Benedictine family. Frank hard at work again Mr. Joseph Csaszar Class Moderator PRESIDENT...... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY..... TREASURER .... ----ROBERT PAUL -FRANK ANDRASSY ---PAUL HOLPUCH THOMAS ST. JOHN Robert keeping an eye on mat SENIOR SCENES Hi! How are you? Very interesting. Take my advice. Steve and his Mean Machine 127 Dr. Watson, I presume.” i 128 Hey, nobody messes around with the Bad Cats! ! MORE SCENES 129 131 132 133 135 zei The 1975 Yearbook Presentation 138 139 Congratulations” TENTATIVE PLANS OF THE 1975 GRADUATES HENRY ABNER MICHAEL ALLISON FRANK ANDRASSY STEPHEN ANDRASSY FRANK AUGUSTINE JOHN BERDYSZ JOSEPH BRECKENRIDGE DAVID BUCCIERE JOHN CAPUTO GREGORY CHAMPA JOHN COLAGIOVANNI BRIAN COOPER ERNEST COULTER MICHAEL CROOK GREGORY CURRY WILLIAM DAVIS MICHAEL DEININGER ROCCO DePALMA ERIC EDDIE GREOGRY EISLER FRANK FLACK KEVIN FORD SCOTT FORD LANDERS GAINES JIMMY GATES JAMES GOGGIN JOAQUIN GONSALVES STEPHEN HARTKE GLENN HOLDEN PAUL HOLPUCH MARK HOOVER EARL HOTCHKISS DAVID HUNTER MARK I WAN CHARLES JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON LAWRENCE JOHNSON KENNETH JONES TIMOTHY KERTIS RICHARD KIKTA STEPHEN KOCAK ANTHONY KOLK ANDREW KRAWCZONEK RICHARD KULIK JOE LABUDA JIM LAVRENCHIK STEVE LECZO BILL LENNON NORMAN LOBINS DAVID MANNING Undecided Undecided Undecided Attend Cleveland State Will join the Navy Undecided Undecided Attend Cuyahoga Community College Undecided Attend Bowling Green Attend Cleveland State Attend John Carroll Undecided Undecided Attend Ohio University Attend Baldwin Wallace Undecided Attend Heidelberg College Attend Ohio University Undecided Undecided Undecided Undecided Attend Wittenburg College Attend Ohio State University Will Work Attend Kent State Attend University of Cincinnati Attend Ohio University Attend Ohio State University Attend Case Western Reserve Will Work Attend Hiram College Attend Case Western Reserve Attend L.S.U. Attend Central State Will Work Will Join the Navy Attend Kent State Attend Cleveland State Will Work Attend Cleveland State Attend Ohio State University Attend Cleveland Institute of Art Attend Ohio Northern Will Work Attend John Carroll Will Work Attend Cleveland State Attend Cleveland State 140 TENTATIVE PLANS CONTINUED JAMES MARTIN JERRY MARTIN VICTOR MAYER JAMES McCLOY JOHN MOLCHAN CARLOS MOORE TONY MORGAN THOMAS MULLEN DONN NOTTAGE RICHARD NOVAK TYRONE NOWELL MIKE PALUMBO JOHN PAREY ROBERT PAUL NELSON PERKINS JOSEPH PISKURA ANTHONY PRICE MICHAEL PRICE JOHN PROSEK NICK REPIE MARK ROBINSON MICHAEL RUSIN JAMES SAXTON JOSEPH SAXTON EDWARD SEITZ MARTIN SF1LIGOJ RAYMOND SHANNON JEFFERY SHARPE WILLIAM SIMS MICHAEL SINGER THOMAS ST. JOHN JOE STEVELAK RODNEY STEVENSON ANTHONY STEWART RICHARD STOFFKO BILL SZAPPANOS DON TAMASOVICH MARK TEDESCHI GEORGE THOMPSON MICHAEL TOTH KEVIN WALKER CHARLES WASHINGTON REUBEN WATKINS KEVIN WENSON BERNARD WIEDERWOHL HERBERT WILBORN BENNY WILLIAMS ROBERT WILSON JOSEPH ZUCCARO Undecided Undecided Undecided Attend Kent State Undecided Undecided Attend Cleveland State Attend Kent Stare Attend Cleveland State Undecided Attend Cleveland State Attend Cleveland State Attend Dyke College Attend Loyola University Attend Cleveland State Attend Cleveland State Attend Miami University Undecided Attend Ohio University Will Work Undecided Attend Cleveland State Will Work Will Work Will Work Will Work Undecided Attend Miami University Attend Hampton Institute Undecided Undecided Attend Cleveland State Attend Cleveland State Attend Hiram College Attend Cleveland State Will Work Undecided Undecided Undecided Undecided Attend Akron University Attend Kent Slate Attend Cleveland State Undecided Attend John Carroll Undecided Undecided Undecided Will Work Then Go To College 75 To The Class Of ,,75 And To All Of My Friends 0 Good Luck 0 THE DUKE OF EARL Ed Seitz Class of ”75 Good Luck, Bengals Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Seitz, A-49 Happy Trails to All Marty Sfiligoj Good Luck to the Class of ’75 The Saxtons Joe 75 Jim 75 Jerry ,,77 Good Luck Class of 75 The Stevelaks Good Luck Class of '75 From the Benedictine High School Key Club Good Luck and Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Nick Repie Good Luck Class of 1975 Dr. Ike Slodov and Staff Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 1975 From Steve Leczo 75 Rick Stoffko 75 Mr. Dennis Stoffko ”57 Mr. Joseph Gabarik The Richard Stoffko Family 41 George Kistner Ins. 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Bednarski Timothy Singer - Class of 77 Congratulations to the Graduates Mrs. N. Jackson DiGeronimo Builders 2624 E. 115 St. Best Wishes and Congratulations to Glenn David Holden and the From Class pf '75 JAMES ESTHER'S CLEANERS INC. 888 E. 105th St. Cleveland , Ohio I 44108 451-7373 I'HE HIGBEE COMPANY 100 PUBLIC SQUARE 579-3700 OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS Ro Ma Da Deli - 9800 Almira - Good Luck Coniinued Success 10 ihe Class of 75 The Piskura Family Jakab-Toih and Co. Funeral Homes 11713 Buckeye Rd. - 12014 Buckeye Rd. Telephone: 921-4421 or 561-7524 Zip’z Ice Cream Parlors Open All Year -To Serve You Better -Chris Luboski 74” - Manager Best of Luck to Henry Abner 75 and to Rodney Stevenson the Grocery Man. Also to Homeroom 41 The State Savings and Loan Co. 11623 Buckeye Rd. Cleveland. Ohio 44120 Telephone: 795-4110 Dr. Nickola DePalma M.D. Garfield Hts. Medical Center 9700 Garfield Blvd.. Garfield Hts. 641-6656 TheJ. W. Wills Company 431-1176 2491 East 55th Street Buy Alcapuco Golds the Herb Superb. No stems, no seeds; that you don’t need. Alcapuco Golds is bad weed. Produced by Ashly Roach-Clip. Ray’s Printing Service 421-4118 Good Luck from Jodi, Charlie, and Keevor! The Best of Luck to the Graduates From Bill Singer - Class of 75 Good Luck to the Class of ’75 From Stevie’s Delicatessen, Beverage, and Restaurant at 3001 E. 116 St. And a special congratulations to Rodney Stevenson from Family and Friends. The Gene Zannoni Wine and Grocery 3502 Clark Ave. Phone: 631-7288 Congratulations Class of 75 The Eisler Family n Ohio Garment Rental, Inc. Multiple-type uniform rental service to meet all on-the-job requirements available for immediate delivery. Telephone: 268-5800 Congratulations Class of 75 c a M'c i ruiMr-.r Cooper Pheasant Farm Hatchery - Freshly Dressed and Live Birds Any Age. Chesterland, Ohio Phone: 216 729-9634 or 481-2506 Kevin Walker - Class of 75 Szappanos Recordings 3046 East 123rd St. (561-5524) Cleveland Auto Livery Inc. 10802 Cedar Ave. 44106 421-1101. Chauffeured Cadillac Limousines - Weddings and Executives Good Luck Butch (Pops) Best of Luck from Picky and Mom SAM’S LOUNGE 3616 E. 131 St. Dave Bucciere '75 Dan Bucciere '77 Don Tamasovich - Class of 75 Good Luck Class of 75 The Tedeschi Family Best of Luck to the Class of ’75 Bemie Wiedcrwohl - Mr. Stats Go Bengals! Good Luck in Life (Reuben) FROM MOM Dudes - Good Luck Seniors! Mike Toth 75 so live it to full enjoyment, are over, so Prankst 147 AT NIGHTFALL THE SEA DARKENS Mr. and Mrs. August Bossu I 9 m• 'X ' v I Mr. and Mrs. John Gries Mr. Fred Heyer Mr. Daniel O’Shaughnessy Fr. Damian Baloga, O.S. B. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jason Good Luck Seniors - John A. Mastrey Good Luck to the Graduates from Fr. Roger, Fr. Dominic, and Mr. Heyer- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sovol William Wcikamp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rufus - Joseph Jr. ’ 62'' - Gregory ' 74” Good Luck to the Graduating Seniors of Benedictine High School From Mrs. Mary R. Csaszar Good Luck to the Graduating Seniors from the Benedictine Athletic Department m 'y . ’ A Tony Colagiovanni Class of ”71” Mr. and Mrs. Mike Colagiovanni Bill Colagiovanni Class of 73 John Colagiovanni Good Luck 75 Congratulations from Judge John M. Manos Suburban Tile Chuck Deininger 232-0219 52 Eldred Ave. Bedford Good Luck Bengals! Best Wishes from Herb Wilbofn 75 rVka Congratulations to the Class of 75 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Andrassy James 69 Stephen 71 Frank 75 .Cathy 74 Cindy 78 Mr. Michael Palumbo and Family Good Luck Class of 75 from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eddie Tyrone Nowell - The Class of 1975 Luck - Class of 75 - John Parey Good Luck Classof 75 from Mrs. Lavrenchik and Mrs. St. John Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Berdysz and Family Good Luck Class of 75 Frank Augustine - Good Luck Class of '75 from the Augustine Boys - Micheal '72 - Frank '75 - James ’77 - Paul '79 - Matthew 85 Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Robert Holpuch ;? (yfrj Good Luck Class of 75 Mr. and Mrs. R. Lavrenchik and Family Bill Davis - Class of '75 Mr. and Mrs. John Holpuch Steve Hartke Good Luck Class of 75 From Jack Gonsalves Class of '75 Congratulations to the Graduates The Best of Luck To All My Brothers at B.H.S. - Lawrence Johnson I 48 11414 Buckeye Road Cleveland, Ohio THE RED BARN 149 The Alliance Priming Company Wilson Heating Air Conditioning 13950 Broadway Avenue Ben Wilson 283-4717 Garfield Heights, Ohio Hughie’s Flowers and Film Service Ace Candy Tobacco Company 31100 Solon Rd. Solon, Ohio 1814 East 12th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44114 Acme Chair Rental 1214 East 79th Settler's Tavern Hungarian American Cuisine Congratulations and Best Wishes 12906 Buckeye Road Basilian Fathers at St. Eugene’s Byz. Catholic Church, Bedford, Ohio 44146 Cermak Drug Company Prescription Pharmacists The Bican Bros. Funeral Home Union Ave. and 93rd Street 5215 Fleet Ave. Phone:641-9128 You'll like us at Qua Buick . . .Honest. Bosell Cheese Inc. Qua Buick and Opel 10409 Buckeye Road Just West of St. Luke's on Shaker Blvd. DiBella's Pizza Spaghetti Henninger's Religious Goods 12718 Woodland Avenue 2501 Superior Avenue Rosenbluth Dress Coat Shoppe The Morse Graphic Art Supply Co. 11616 Buckeye Rd. Phone:421-3704 1938 Euclid Ave. Cleve., Ohio 44115 The Nat. Meat Market - 12701 Buckeye Compliments of Supreme Garage East End John’s Lumber Company Democratic Club 2622 East 87th Street 2890 Woodhill Rd. North of Buckeye Angelo Bonina - Pres. 231-6000 Willowick Lithographic Service Mickey’s Enterprises Inc. 642 East 185th Street 12550 Euclid Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44119 East Cleveland, Ohio 44112 Telephone: 486-7580 Telephone: 791-9090 Orban’s - Flowers and Fruits Best of Luck Always 11520 Buckeye Road Robert D. Lavdis Cleveland, Ohio 44104 General Insurance Telephone: 721-1500 11510 Buckeye Rd. 791-6600 Hopko Funeral Homes AAA Chair Company Cleve. - 3601 E. 93rd St. Chairs. Tables, Bars, Coat-Racks Parma - 6020 Broadview Rd. Rented for all Occasions Phone: 883-2826 3596 E. 131 St. 561-7560 Dienes Service D. O. Summers Company 3062 East 123 16510 Chagrin Blvd. Bunce Bros. Prosek’s Print Shop 561-8515 Shaker Square Wedding Invitations and Social Printing Bob Stoffko ”77” Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Arnone Rick Futo ,,77” The Martinez Family ”71” ”73’ Jamie Georgeson ”78” Good Luck lo the Class of ”75” Terry Armelli '•77,• Anthony Grande ,,77” ■77 Fran Horvath ”78” John Repasky ••77,, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaposzta Pierre Priestley ,,77” Good Luck from the Andersons Dean Koers ”78” Mr. and Mrs. William L. Kecskemety GOOD LUCK BENGALS! MIKE THE KING LEONTI Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Champa Mr. and Mrs. DiPaola Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Adamo The Baldzicki Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Blaha and Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucci GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS FROM RALPH DiCAMILLO Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ford Jr. Tim and Mike Ford - 76 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martaus Mr. and Mrs. George Schuld Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Vales Daniel Coe - PHOTOGRAPHER Good Luck Class of ”75” - Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dragas Dorothy and Ray Hoover Richard A. Miller Mrs. Florence Kikta and Richard 75 Walter Piszczor says Good Luck in '75 Nick D. Pellecchia Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nagy Mary and Kaz Pawlak Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Kozak Leonard A. Reichart - Class of 64” Edward D. Ruszkiewicz, M.D. ”64” Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Szymczyk Joel Toth ”74” Compliments of Miss Jeanette Revay - First Lady Teacher Nicoli Fortini Dr. and Mrs. John J. Kralik Best Wishes - Louis H. Bostnar Keith Pappa Michael Mella 76” Oscar Carey - ”78” John A. Matyas 151 Good Food Is Good Health A. LO PRESTI SONS Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables (Fresh and Frozen) 4780 Gladstone Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44104 Compliments of A FRIEND RED RAIDER CAMP Good Luck Class of 75 From Wishes the Best of Luck to the SOLON OFFICE SUPPLY INC. Class of 75” 33417 Aurora Road Call Us at 561-2234 Call 248-0566 If 3 or 4 years in the service is more than you can afford to give right now, consider the Army's 2-year enlistment idea. See - Thurman Russell at 4098 Lee Rd. Or Call 921-4244 - It’s an idea with a choice! Best of Luck and Success to the Class of 75 KIWAN1S CLUB OF SHAKER SQUARE J.P.C. Means Music THE JOHNNY PASTIRIK COMBO 521-7786 152 GINGISS FORMAL WEAR Make Gingiss Formal Wear Center your prom headquarters. Latest Styles All Colors Best prices in town. Check our Gatsby look. Our models are Glenn Holden and Mark I wan. Glenn has a lavender ADV with black flares, and a lavender ruffled shirt. Mark is wearing an apricot ADV with black flares, ruffled apricot shirt from: GINGISS FORMAL WEAR CENTER 16832 Chagrin Blvd. Shaker His., Ohio Call - 283-5260 Savings Every time You Shop The Very Finest Quality Foods HEINEN'S Famous for Fine Foods 19219 Detroit Rd., Rocky River 434 Dover Center at Wolf, Bay Village 17021 Chagrin Blvd., Near Lee 2195 S. Taylor - Near Cedar 2742 Van Akcn - Near Shaker Square 2180 S. Green - Near Cedar 30699 Pinetrec Rd. - In Landerwood Plaza 20601 Aurora Rd. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY Jc We're proud of the many Benedictine graduates who are Carroll students or too. 153 Good Luck Class of 75 ABBOT JEROME KOVAL Congratulations to the Graduates! - Mr. Charles Paisa - Class of 68 Sipos Garage - 381-9852 The Moniushzho Singing Society Wishes Good Luck to the Class of 75 Best Wishes to the Graduates Cleveland Vault Co. 524-8860 Norbert A. Ozimek 47 Steven’s Floor Covering 5139 Warrensville Ctr. Rd. Frate Sewer Construction Co. 1400 South Belvior Blvd. 44121 Swingos' Keg Quarter Inn 1800 Euclid Avenue Cleve., Ohio 44115 E. J. Stupka Son Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service 475-9390 Rev. Francis A. Karpi St. Emeric Catholic Church Group 63 Alliance of Poles of America Good luck to you all. Missig Accounting 1262 Cook Avenue Fred C. Barbieri Insurance Agency 13451 Pearl Rd. Phone: 238-5300 Best Wishes From Rev. Father John Deka The Pastor of St. Hyacinth Catholic Church 6114 Francis Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44127 Compliments of Cousin Sid 11707 Buckeye Rd. Rez Furnace Improvement Co. Fantasmagoria - Head Shop Good Luck - Paulos Concession Robt. Jaskulski - 11th District State Rep. Al's Tavern 5203 Turney Road Westlake Eagle Food Market (Adams Brothers) 871-7583 Advance TV 11801 Buckeye 231-2000 Frank's Dry Goods Buckeye Rd. God Bless - Brookside Tavern COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOOKSTORE Councilman and Mrs. Basil M. Russo Compliments of Pete Petrone’s Tux Rental - 3 stores to serve you. JO-EL Flowers 10252 W. 130th St. Strongsville James A. Slapnik, Jr. - Florist 6620 St. Clair Avenue 431-8824 Compliments of J. L. Hudak Realty Inc. 12007 Buckeye Rd. 921-8330 Olympia Import Center Hungarian and German Imported Items FAIRMOUNT FLORAL 2202 FA1RHILL RD. , Cleve., Ohio - Phone GA 1-4216 Thomas Shulls - Class of ”76 Mr. and Mrs. Buttitta Family Bill and Esther Minch Mr. and Mrs. Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Roman Presper Patrick I. Mullen ”78” Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kolovich GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ”75” Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ule and Family Good Luck Class of ”75” - Arthur Worthy Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Vavro and Sons We hope you are a success at what you do - from all of the Franklins. Tremendous luck on your Graduation. Best Wishes to the Class of ”75 - Mr. L. Morse Best Wishes From Mrs. Ora Reynolds The Best of Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Flack Congratulations to the Class of 75” Joseph Hodakicvic Family Good Luck ”75” Dennis Byrne Good Luck to the Graduates From Herb Kramer ”76” May God Bless Mr. and Mrs. V. Krawczonek John Metzger Class of ”76” Joe Kachmar - Class of ”76” Doug Kren ”78” David Rehm Eugene J. Feczko Chester Bartosik Bill Madansky - 77” LEFT TO RIGHT: Fr. Abbot. J. Lendway, A. Knapik, Fr. Cyril. andC. Rygiel. Presentation of annual $10,000 donation. Compliments of the From the DADS MOMS CLUB MUSIC DEPARTMENT Good Luck Class of ''75 ' Br. Theodore O.S.B. Kay Petrovich Dolores Kubicek Dorothy McCoy Ernastine Sabol Mary Gadus Mary Pymn Congratulations to the graduating class BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY From the CAFETERIA STAFF 156 10% Discount to All Benedictine Students JACK MIKLUS FLORIST 14018 Lake Shore Boulevard Call - 531-0660 ROGAR JEWELERS 5050 Broadway RUSSO’S EAGLE MARKET INC. MAN'S WORLD BARBER SALON, INC. For an Appointment Call - 461-4004 SAM RUFFIN REALTY COMPANY - 14510 Kinsman Rd. 03 O co I- § ; | S 3 GO '■� O H 5 C H CO “0 II O O r- m; Z •— O a -r s a 2 ) 2! s It- CO O ► CO X X m r 73 (A C CO z O o Z o o CO 1 M h-l to t—1 -3 a o o .r o 03 CO c cr o p 7T o a 'C — n C3 73 O Cl c JT p Cl o o o Cl I v-O T H Ui —- O z t CQ X 2 U LJ _i a. co CO Ul Q O V) 4) i—• W 00 3 CD O M i) f« 3 4) cn CD -3 3 3 3 V) O 4) C 8 Lt 3 H o r-H o 'T 4) c- T .5 , Ul zz O 3 U, OS UJ 1 CO t O U3 U a: DC CO Z Q CO 2 u. b OS D CO The Very Best Wishes From Bob and Ray CLEVELAND ACADEMY OF SELF-DEFENSE 220-0777 Joe Matuscak Class of ,,78 ’ Good Luck Class of 75 - G. Suto Good Luck '‘75 - From Mark Taraba Charles H. Vance - Class of 78” Mark Medovic - Class of 78 David Austin - Class of 78 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Szuch Mrs. John Kozsey Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Kogovsek Mr. and Mrs. James W. Decker Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cardello UNITED SAVINGS First Choice for Savings Savings Insured by F.S.L.I.C. Main Office, 7050 Broadway 441-2300 V Open Saturdays An Affiliate of Trans Ohio Financial Corp. 158 To the following Graduates of the Class of 1975. They have faithfully assisted at our weekly Sunday Socials, and through their sacrifices Benedictine High School has been able to keep tuition costs - down. Nearly every Sunday night they have worked 4 -5 hours helping raise funds to operate our fine school. Their work certainly has not gone unnoticed. BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE TO: Frank Augustine Steve Hartkc Mark Iwan Jim Lavrenchik Mike Palumbo Jeff Sharpe Tom St. John Tony Stewart Rich Stoffko From the Sunday Social Staff and Workers Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Class of 75” From THE STUDENT COUNCIL Fr. Dominic - Moderator Bernie Wiederwohl - President Rich Kikta - Vice President Bill Davis - Treasurer John Prosek - Corresponding Sec. Tim Ford - Recording Sec. 159 1 160 Memories always seem to fade, and people almost always change. But our pictures and memories of Yesterday, We'll never lose. Because in this book, they'll always stay! CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY AQoemfiSTVbDa? {