Canisius High School - Arena Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Co le I l we .X Ei .i u ,,,.... Firrz row: G. Frank, F. Seubert, D. Schwarzmueller, C. LaChiusa, Mr. T. jones, J. Striegel, D. Romance, J. Rittling, J. Moesch. Second row: T. Honer, R. Mayer, R. Engelhardt, P. Bialek, E. Hayes, J. Kania, J. Chernowski, J. Maciejewski, P. Marcinkiewicz. Third row: P. Cole, D. Vastola, T. LaMantia, R. Martin, L. Hill, J. Marcy, J. Sobieraj, M. Crawford. Fourth row: A. Smith, J. Dempsey, P. Manka, T. Franko, R. jankowiak, F. Haavind. Fifth row: A. Mikulec, E. Buczkowski, M. Nolan. and Smith during confession period. 3 E Q K ,i il i z E . ...,.., ,Q , -' - rw 1 .1 ae Q it ., 1325, QE, f g , Thomas Honer, Prerideni David Vastola, Vice-Preridenz john Chernowski, Secrezary Robert Martin, Treamrer lC: under the expert tutelage of Mr. loner, Class lC forges doggedly along the labyrinthine paths of the Latin tongue. In the field of extra- curriculars it stands in the forefront among the Frosh with Honer and Maciejewrhi swishing them through the hoop for the Acrions. Almost any afternoon you can fmd Hill and Chernowrhi splashing around in the pool with the swimming team while Demprey raises the dust around Delaware Park for the harriers. Taking their place on the podium with the Frosh debaters are Nolan, Chernowrhi, Marlin and Haavind. Nolan also churned the turf with the 1.V. gridders. Finally, with Crawford supplying vociferous support with the cheerleader's squad, lC raises the banner for the Blue and Gold.

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Thomas Litz, Prerident Daniel Dee, Vice-President Lawrence Zuliani, Secretary Thomas Sheehan, Trearuref IB: The arch rivals of IG in those weekly verb form and vocabulary contests. Our class is the only one with its own art gallery and garden. The Buffalo winter was hard on the plants and also on our commuter from East Aurora, Tom Powerr, who journeyed in many days by dog sled. Other notables are shorty Tom Litz, our peppy cheerleader and tall Tom Sheehan who shepherded the J.V. football team around during the season. Alan lmielicato and Tom Powerr were speedsters for the cross couhtry team. The debating team N Sodality, and Duces had a large representation from our spirited class. galgh 'K ,,-we Li' ' Nc, :E o L-2 1 B 2 9 ae 64 It must be Friday, eh, Mr. Mulhauser? Fin: row: D. Walski, W. Ochtetski, N. Ostrozny, J. I.aMonte, Mr. D. Muhlhauser, SJ., G. Wild, J. Sippel, 1. Mindy, R. Torricog recond row: J. Custodi, R. Martino, A. Koch, L. Zuliani, W. Zyra, T. Sheehan, J. Kelly, J. Krupa, T. Litzg third row: M. O'Mara, D. Dietrich, D. Schabel, D. Lodestro, A. Indelicato, R. Fraccica, R. Boersma, D. Dee, fourth row: E. Czarciwski, D. Stikowski C. Kwitkowski, J. Corcoran, T. Powers, D. Dougherty, fifth row: J. Dukesbury, G. Kane, L. Francis J. Myers. r 1 4

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Louis Jerge, Prerident James Mietus, Vive-Preriden! Bedie Joseph, Secretary Joseph Morbeto, Treasurer lD: Mr. Kessler's Klub. Our class' Dunkel rating is very high because of the efforts of Kelly, Strzempha, Morhelo, Jerge, Kennedy, and joseph. Our fearless football fillies are Fully Farley, Kennedy, Jerge, Morhezo, Mietur and jones plod their way through Delaware Park. We also make mention of Ioxeph Hezel at this point because his brother is the Editor of the Yearbook. As usual the class is well represented in debating. ,Si 254 gs 56-'59 If . 1 . -L-Q A 3 if fur.. f .R 1, ,M 'Q gk fi,:S, '5!Q . . Q rm The principal parts of ID. Fin! row: K. Kelly, D. Jones, R. Wackowski, D. Sagehorn, Mr. N. Kessler, J. McKendry, J. Johnson, R. Laski, L. Flatt. Second row: J. Foran, D. Burns, A. Tomasulo, P. Pfoertner, J. Morrissey, M. Clement, R, Krug, P. Sullivan, P. Harrington. Third row: G. Strzempka, J. Hezel, G. Batori, J. Hagan, J. Mruk, J. Morbeto, D. Peterson, T. Gaffney, J. Cristina. Fourth row: P. Curley, K. Hogan, T. R. Brennan, P. Licata, W, Farley. Fifth row: B. Kennedy, L. Jerge, J. Mietus, B. Joseph. 1