Cathedral Latin School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1937 volume:

'+ .,, Q ,S ,. Au,-ga? iam-Q ,nn -1-,w-N A H r' V A. W ., .b L..-f. mf-21Q1.41fain:ygqma-V'fri:-:pi-f3fm14ii:i.?S1ff?!49'1:v-Swv.-fx'S1-S1--.:',.-P-L - .4-:w+if M E .1 '1 if J u 1 -x I U Howard Corde Senior Class P d 1 To your seats please ladies and gentlemenl.. The curtain is about to rise on the premier pre- sentation of the Purple and Gold . . . Hi-lights of 1937 .... A 1 IL! LL S the cur+d1n rolls hdclc ln o rncueshc sweep there lS pre sented to us or sed of edqer fdces ln the dlmly lrqhted crudr pectdnt fedtures of our beloved pdrents Wlth the pdsslnq of chlld hood ond boyhood the redlrzdtron of thelr drecrrns seems unrnrnent ds We pddse dt the portdls of rndn hood To llqhten up Mother s eyes dnd exclte d llttle fdtherly' prlde we 'fhe cdst present scenes of our hlqh school lllG for thelr entertcun ment and emoyrnent 1 ll 'c or ll l ' 1 ' 'I ence we hdstily sedrch out the ex- ,l sniff .,,- fx' 'fn.,g. ' 44.. flf.. XJ. 4.04.1 Qffi'-K Cfwfl jxff -Mg. 1.,,,,,, ,H - . ff-Q 1- - fx. Fr- - 11,-f.f,-f f - . X ,w-' f..l'-,f',,1, . 1, H. ..', - 1 . fflf V 1i 'I Ihfli, W. 'T '.'Q'EC'I' 1.. .Qi-Q f.1f'C: BUT GfvE3fI,f4, 1 'U 1' Rf1x1o11 1 X 74, SENICDR CLASS 7 Cu ill'ZC lll A 1 7 . If Kfgchuoi L. 'f,.fj7Q1sl:1 S. ff. ff 1 ' 1 151. Rflfiffll S. M. PURPLE AND GOLD CATHEDRAL LATIN SCHOOL CLEVELAND OHIO HI LIGHTS OF 1937 ' i f i .1 : 1f 31 'l 4 w i I a.J..-.1 XJ xxx Very Reverend Lawrence A. Yeske, S. M. Presideni Cathedral Laiin School IXU cull: clit Lulu iLL , , V ff A,: ..1'1 : '1i t1 1111 f fif'1 i, :A fETELi4f'ff'1f,' ' f 2'w fi 1111 Lf 1 3t i1f3,i.g:1 Qlffl 1:4 f-i-1512.541 1 il : e4: eCifpq1' Qe: if.if:zif' ii, if P',LIff-,ECii1GQ1C1 g31lA.fl ?. 1,1 35215161 ff ,ljE,'Q',1.'..f. Lxtfp Cnr Pr+2: 5Lc1Qrgi ixiii Ftiirii V I fj 1 CTI ' f ' K ' fl-1 'yx-1.,l.!Z!L7L vv-S Ten Most Reverend Ioseph Schrembs. D. D Bishop of Cleveland NE of the rnost interested guests in the review of our four years at Cathedral Latin is our beloved bishop and friend, the Most Rever- end loseph C. Schrembs. Of all who hold our school in high regard he is undoubtedly the most outstanding. Because he has frequently referred to us as his jewels, it will be our con- stant endeavor to realize his desires that We be leaders in the Catholic Action of today and tomorrow. Dis- tinctly honored, We eagerly welcome him to a prominent position in our audience. His Excellency bestowing his blessing upon his flock Eleven Twelve Most Reverend Iames A McFadden D D AUXIIIQIY Bxshop of Cleveland Blshop of B1da O another most wel df' come v1s1tor to a tnend who has unfalllnqly d1S tlon ln all our undertalanqs to a au1de who has always engendered 1n us the 1nsp1r at1on towards greater achlevements to the Most Reverend larnes A Mclfad den We express our hte long respect and adm1rat1on played a sincere co-opera- Fourteen 1 ll 0L 0F UAT Y I4 1 lI0l7S r e P H I an 5 I P P F a -i 1 2 I e I 6 9 P - l'0wlQ From all points there converges upon Latin a loyal student arrny, eager in its Search for hidden learning ..... ACTIIIN I: 'JQSQTIHQ' the Chapel we offer 'the dcfs labor is Christ, our Kinq and Aff f-.-U ' I ,.,,. ., '. 5:55 1 All Ce .rc..1 ox Liay. 'llhlli or Fl l'l'llIi l'ATll0LlC Lliillllill. ' or l'l,IiYlil..1ND ' gfffi W, ,f f- ,, KSN 72 X ix f N1fJ M 4 .r 2 1 z x 4 - -r-55-:bw - aa.-4 , Fifteen c-IKM , f fm I - rv! 1 P' 4 C Z 4 1 2 X I 4 V Sixteen A Catholic education stands as a lighthouse amid the insidious doc- trines ot the world . . . In the hall- ways, the art of self-expression was built up by voicinq opinions to fellow- students. lIIQ.Kl'0N or YYISININI. KNON'l.IilNiIi. 'l'lll I'II gl. 5. - -1251, App- 4 W Wy: Seventeen 4 A 1 I 1 A A T A A P 4 1 P A A A A P - A A A A nl 1 A A A I 1 1 A P A A A .ll in nil FT UD VD Q1 JlLll.fL'fl.ll The auditorium recalls so vividly the hap py hours when we were entertained by the varied talent of the school Here we enJoyed the drarnatizations by the young Thespians The band thrilled us with stirring and martial niusic and the orchestra played th best selections frorn classical compositions School lite was never dull as lectures rnovies, meetings and rallies each had its appointed tinte in the hall. But, during retreat, the large stage was transformed into the Sanctuary ot God, when students reverently assisted at the Divine services and received blessings from on high. ln the luring seclusion of the school library, our students acquaint themselves with the inexhaustible pleasures of the realrn of books. On the one hand, the spirit of earnest study revels in its intimate rela- tions with the genius of the worlds wisdom, know- ledge and culture. A keen delight always rewards the patient search after sorne hidden truth. But the library serves us also in another capacity and opens up another source oi enioyrnent. Books are our resources in lonelinessp they are our refuge in painp they accompany us on weary iourneysy they breathe upon our troubles: they bring hours ol countless adventures and thrills to every reader ot fascinating fiction. Without a doubt the wealth ot our school library is iathornless. 7 ,L IAUZTI za SIIIIINE YYIIIQIIIQ ALL lllS'I'0llY ll0l,I,S IS v lllilfllll li I fit' WM I 1 mi .f 7 t f u flfil' Llcllfylj f' Xoflnlfll HE home of the facul- ty recalls to niind the Brothers of Mary, nien inspired with the spirit and zeal of their saintly found- er, Father Charninade. Be- cause ot their tireless et- torts in guiding us throuqh spiritual, mental and rnor- al ternpests, do you wonder why we are so qrateiul to them? We consider it, in sincere aratitude, a duty to invoke the choicest blessings ot our spotless Mother, Mary, upon their work. lliilli 'lS.'Vi'lQl!. S11 llllflfltg un IIE-.YUFIIIN lll'.II.N 2 ff'-A' Residence ot the Faculty Twenty-one Brother Hermanl Thaner S M Vice Presxdent Twenty two There is no painter, there is no sculptor, nor artist, be he who he may, that can be compared to the man who knows how to form the minds and hearts of youth. St. Iohn Chrysostom Brother IosephG Wlesmann S M Reglstrcxr Reverend Henry I. Kobe S M Chaplcnn Twenty three I , o I 0 o I 0 0 Twenty Four Elmer C Lackner S M Relrgnon I-'lstory Algebra Lnbrarlan C S M C Moderator James V Horger S M Lnbranan Karl F Wulhelm S M Relmglan Latnn Cuvucs General Moderator C S M C U B Drnve Paper Drnve Mr HerbertC Elsele Mothematlcs Physucal Traumng Head Coach Relnglon Chernlstry Alge ro seph P Carney S M Religion Chemlstry Algebra Service Club Moderator Dvrector of Munstrel Joseph A Trageser S M Relxglon Englvsn Geometry Sodalnty Moderator Muslc Department Mlchael L Voelker S M Reluglon Cerman Drawmg Purple and Cold Advusor Q77 Bernard H. Schenkel S. M. . . I , ' b 5 C9 X J . . . l l Martin J Wernebulg S M Physics Mr Av.jyiB'n J Buerger Mathematics Drowing Raymond A RoeschS M 5 M Religion Latin Eng :sn John J Drerup Sodolify Mode otor 'Q X Religion English Latin Purple ons Cold Rev LeoA Uh! S M Germon Religion English French Lotineer Advisor John J Jansen S M Sodcility Moderator l 1 Dromotics C S M C Moderator ThcmasA Denmons French Procurotor George J Spohn S M Religion Algebra Science C S M C Moderotor X Twenty f1V9 Dlx' sf' K . ',w If 1 J 1 u . x N Religion, Latin, Eng is' I 4 1 fl X a g M Xxx t xx Robert W. Donovan S. M. Mathematics Drawing Afhlehc Dnrector L eonord J Kuntz S M Relugxon Algebra Scnence Drum Corps Dir cfur Sodalaty Mode at r Orgonlsf Walter J Bach S M Mr Wullnam J Ternonsky Rellgron Latnn S odaluty Moderator Englush German Mr Aubrey J Strosmder FrancnsA Denbel S M Assustant Coach Rel: gnon English Sadalufy Mode ator Joseph R Valenh S M Rellguon English Latin V mcent R Vasey S M Relngaon English Latln Twenty SIX Francis T Nurthen S M Relnguon Geometry Sodoluty Moderator Carl R LomkeS M Rellgnon Hnstory Engllsh Jushn E Loughran M Relugnon English Hnstory Sodallty Moderator Louns E 0wensS M Reluguon Algebra Sclence John G Moupm S M Relngnon Lotm Greek Raymond E McMahon S M Rellglon Englush Latin Charles J Ehrenfeld S M Rellgson Algebra Scuence Sodoluty Moderator John G Groves S M Relaglon Hlstory Englnsh Twenty seven 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 ' l l lg Q f +qf L r Our love for thee shall never cool Cathedral Lcrtm School ffllif ' tlii kv Ilflif., .521 J C1 igu czgz ifi-3 'mm-':g'.gti L15 1: to izig lilly teii f .le :T'QI!ii'Q:. rcf -' ug: 'X 1 4 1 if l1.lI - izl mai .5141 ' ixii-5,3 gxlxiiigo Egx fl .'f'zii1g1 lg 'illllv' gic1','. 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Mr. Ighn Hruby Thirty Director The youthful members of the orchestro ploy on, producing on exquisite effect with rising ond sogring crescendo ond fgding diminuendo . . . instilling into the enchanted gudience the true spirit of the drgrno ctbout to begin. REAR: Basses: E. Eishdw R. Graves, Trumpets: I. Hruby, R, Kennedy R. Koldz, Ft. Grdnvzllerg Drums: R. Hodcusy Trombcmes: R. Becksted, A, Wrncek, VV. Stehleg Violins: LAST ROW: C. Dick, R. Tcmczk, VV, Walsh A. Ipsxroy SECOND ROW: C. K::h, A. Gregor: H. Gruhn, FRONT ROW: V. Chcrleson F. Vozner R. Kraft, E. Buyndk, R. Grcse fcellcl H. Wolfe F. Eckenfe-is R. Kinsella, N. Gulyzssyg SECOND ROW MIDDLE: Clcxrinets: I. Turk, I. Lynch, Horns: R. Tuiwxlsk. I. Krzskcg Bassoon: S. Szsfyg Scxxophones: E. Torncik, R Hind, R. Kolznskx, R. Svobodtg Piano: F, l'lIllEfTbII1'1df Fluke: T, Vzrdg. 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Thirty-six .iw-N Visiting Their Mcrsier Seeking Hidden Treasures Thirty-eight 4- , Vg Discoverinq throuqh obser- vation and experiment the romance of the common place. Youthful draftsmen, builders of the future, studying and constructing the chanqina styles of architecture and de- siqns. Revealing the secrets of science and learning the rny- steries of the elements. Applying the constructive principles of physics in Lg- tin's own scientific World. Thirty-nine Front How: r rxfxezt U. Cnlxesttz E.T1.vAsir. A 'wa 4 z 2nd Row 3rd Row Top Row ' :.' W-, H' . . .,..,z,,. .M chcdc H Junior B H-.zztk gg'.e E Jlklf J '. :, r Junior A Top Row v,-'-,,,..v, : :wg 4 X IA-'I s 2nd new Mui- ,. K-i-i1f.r.': I :A f UAF. Tr . .G Ktlmsk. 'W QHAEIAL' P119 J , i:: :5:' A H 311Q'aiSi Std Row '31 :dy F, ',.,f,, Tv T rgmzx-.': F v A, D 1' 7 Front How K.,f.:.' L1 P' I T' f ' ., fl EWS, I. U. Kr If I. v K1:1E1,Vf. Vfj 'X Fnx, C, , CLASS Junior C Top Raw 2nd ROW firm: F. .'.'.::eA I-.. 1:73 F. ---T535 5 :L 'R :JJ , . x ,- ......, V. 3rd Row i 2 ::'.-:agp , V Lf: ': Froni Row V V ,. F -IAQ,-Y 7 :eigy M, -fb'-A---1 -- 1 -Zi, Q ..:, . -gl My H2311 F. vzsel, fl, C 3773? E zgerzld of '38 L F ron! Row: I. Fzey' V '-'W G r 2nd Row Gcrrrcx T Lormelly f. E'sL w T Euihrrfzx E Iiyle f Ei'kET.f-ff? ' Qgfkee ,- Gisfi Q 3rd Row Felty G. Lntovin I. Cleiry R. Cicitit F, E'::t':f: F. Bzkfr F. Bkregt E. Junior D W-.-., f' 'igghezc I Top Row ukfiy L may r. CJK? J. E311 G LQ' 5 F333 , AY..- C Ax.. Gncndt. Forty-one Junior E Top Row 3rd Row 2nd Row .1 Front Row: ' '38 Top Row 7 1 4 1 lx'I . In v 2nd Row ',.,., K 3rd Row Front How r Junior F F '39 Top Row 2nd Row '-eF1:Io,A. Frztus, R. Sqrbitk, L. Gzlbudo, A. G9hI1fIg,A. fJPCr'1nQ R. G.1':hr1:t, I. 3oIemb1ewsk1 I. IQ-ripsey R. Gallagher, I. Iiy, I, Zemrmng, A. fetz R. Fxtley, R, Front Row 3rd How f.'ghn1g'1n, T, Dobbs. R. F,or111:, M, IQZTH A. Fenton, I. SUR: H Fzder I. 'Nun ' E '. 2 I E Zitoiuno I. Fix , E::.I.:1'g C. ' 'ze--ri L Twifz Y. Sophomore B :rty-three Front How: ,. Azszrz T. ntl: L. B :rn .,. ,lynx :urns L. ,Tilley T JZTZHS Sophomore A Top Row 3rd Row F, 3 Eren-ister P, f . v f. . ,. -X 2nd Row D Jesevet 32122122 . wuz.: ,. V. ,Wx .. .,. :JA r- N ...... f.. .,...x': P. ,. Quo T, Czllgns IQ. C -- ,. , B ' - f-, .. Eufgq z-k rl ' GK ,,. L.. ' 'EiI'1,.. I, Brandt R. C'1.':r.3:2 ' ...L-.5 ., I rc P T, ,,u..xd,,' P 3 9 9 lr 'J f Sophomore C Front Row: A. K 1: .: . :' :CLC F. L16-iklik A MHA v1f,.S.ev ,.fc-: gr ' v Hr :vm L. 1Vrz.N1r1 R H5d..'.L.r Z. Kzziy H. K .. . I. K4 flztzzhl F, Iam .5 L. H.1k-.-:i 2nd Row 3rd Row Top Row ' Kffrirxy T H :YS G' kSh W Hpg:t.3E.1ey T Hyjmj 5' AA AU T- H3133 AA H:.Cz: I, ,t...A.. F, st G. WWE.. P euy los Gulyzssy N. f':s'mj.' H Hreht G Hozgxri P, Mstr, R. -'C I .7Zff. I Top How L, . L, ..,.. ,.. H irius, L. xfhnf L y, I. Son, rx, T. 'ffy 1. K 'ZY1Ti'Il'l.'9 71, C, Kline F. Kelly Q. Hur., 4 'ff H ,., ,-., ,, ,.. r Absent Hultlffy P :C-.ly ' TLA. I Ulf' Yfxddcn I. 3rd How L. ,wrby xl. :oN ' Kxxzrtqg I, MCGIZTE: P f.1iGr:t3i F. Kirtczs R. Lsw' E. Kcldw H Front Row: P, Krift K Moo-, ' ' V D Q 2nd Row -I W... . .. ' Y Lzxxfif-1 F -I v .f -mx T3 Ylezoxsk. f Krs-1: P. ,, ., - Sophomore D Foriybfcur Sophomore E Sophomore F Forty-five Front Row: T. Cwf-:L A, Mr-'itz .KC I. 'Q,p11nr. I Muzrzy, A. fI.TzQ':y R. fliorzflnty, F. Pzlunekx 2nd Row 3rd Row Top Row PLT. ku' 1' L, . . ,.. , H. ,,,..,.., f-furphy I. Murphy Pxlzzu F. M113-r, R. Ffzgkert R flyxyr. CfIc.1 H. !:lf.CQi'Z F flidzer. 2 Ifozre, T, H3567 R. Renee. L. Pgexnk, I. Pemiztz L. Muirezlly I. Pohlmun, R. flzziz: F. Y.'!1kl1vC.: A. Lfullclly, I. Cg.r:. :deQ: I. P.kul, F. Podojgl, I. Mooney, M. Absent Hiller M. I 9 3 9 Top Row Grd Row 2nd Row Steffens I. Smyth, F. Rzchcrds, P. Schwartz, E. Rossel, H. Stephens, I. Sulllvdn, I. Srmth, G, Roman, G. Soeder, VJ. Straub, R. Hozck, E. Smith, I. Spnch, R. Sottoscmtx, A. Schroeter, I. Sosmskz, H. Szczotku, C. Rxchtursm. V. Stenqer, I. Srzmth, R. Simzxrzn I. Sewell, I, Schultz, G. Sweeney P. Tllzxrtic, S. Sisenz, I. Front Row: R. Stxlfsmfm R. Spoth, T. Sebvln G. Sutter, R, Schulte R. Tekmpp, L. Roberts. Sophomore G Top Row V Fu 2 3rd Row 2nd How :sac ' '.'-'eg-ff ::- .d fi - I ? ' K'-fstf 1. Z.: I., 1: 'I' I- KE. R .f: T 'fic Lv! Q .r-11 ' I AICZK' T 'I .rt1i7.y E. Absem ..... zr. A. W 1 . Z -lf'-Jf I-t T ztfly M JJ ztsgz. I Front Row: A Txxxutr zz. I. VPICIFIEIGI R VVCW1 Lf .'.'h.tff I. Wolff R. VH- ' izfi. R Tug fi Top Row Ea-yerle I. F2 1 kowsk. Exxon I. C'::::1I T. Ezefmer T. Qzuok L. .-'lzkc I. E- KE G 3rd Row 9.11216 E E. ..,f.. U ' . 'V 1' k In r. vc I-. 2nd Row fu.....,.,- T Cc,1:.:g':R f bm., H IH. Y Y' o.-N. I. . .,,.Y T :5-tx I. H, From Row ,.'r. Freshman ZX FQ rty-SQ:-c 'nf Top Bow '71 .. fix!-I f H 10553: P 'f rx .:? T Kurt:-4 ' T HLLYTEI 25' Kifsznj. f : ZITCQSQK E 3rd Row ' izitsek P 2nd Row Kens A. Igff, rzfz Cf Hfxyfr f KM-I. :fp T H-f1 zf,r1 Hzg kms f. iffar:.g':r. ' fi-yce P Front Row HQ '.'.' Izkllz? A Km-.. X. Hhl. H zyfi ' :F H9174 jr G ' Fresbnlan C Forty-seven Freshman B Top Row 3rd How 2nd Row Ffrii i 'izzgzzt AZQTZ Q z., . ff: .. I ' 1 ' F:-4 'H LJ, 'S T . iff fic? ,.... I. 3 P 11+ F1151 E f.ff:f:. ::.Y, L-fl: rr.: f Q F'3. '..:t:.e: f 7.1 f F'.fz'1Qi1.': 3 hii. I: Absent , ,, ,T ,, . ...-...i uv: Front Row' T. Far? -sf P Q r rin:-y F 'Q':,,:' Front Row: W. Myers, P. Plzfcan, F. Rvulszci. P. Pm: I W F. Schnell, H r f 2nd Row 3rd Row Top Row 'K 117: 2 'IT- Q 'Q :1,,. ' pf- 'if it. ff ,, it H 'X .Q 7. ig pl E, I - ,. Freshman .Eg 'f- gr Freshman D Top Row 11415 :.3' 1 - 2nd How 3rd Row 'A A ,, ., Front Row ' ' 5 Vx.. 1, T. rx 1 ' 2:11 F , nk E, , .-1, A. ff If fxxzgizy, G- ffl- z.,x:. zz. f.. --1'11I'11Yf FA M121 Wy R. CLASS Q L :A , Freshman F Top Row Z: 31-d Row .HQ , 'K V '-'.' . 'IZ , L D V I oi 40 x Freshman Top Row Koutxk R. Prem., IJ. Zclkcvrskz, E. flcferrxctt I. Pzzarelli A. Cffcnnell I, Moench R. KZIHQC, I. 3rd Row Krueger R. Phllzps fl. Mawat I. fJl.lota, R. Ffanley, VJ. flrkoy, G. Sndelar, C. McHale, D. Vfolfert, R. 2nd Row Vzcek, P. Lcizenthal, C. Front Row P. Lavelle I. Sokol K. Mrller A. Lupo R. McCoy McMahon, R. I. Monreal VJ. O'Brren Absent I. Redmond B. Wachala Lehane, I. Shrsrla, C. Zxeqler, E. Verderber, R. Kozak, I. IIUNIIII ll0l.l. Bartak, F, Frtzqerald, K. Lozrch, G. O'Grady, E. Saunders, R. Caka, S. Fox, C. Mannrnq, I. O'Malley Schlund, I. Charleson, V. Frey, L. Menzluit, D. Paske-rt, R. Schnerder, M. Crarql-read, W. Glatthar, G. Mrklovrc, L. Pavlrnsky, C. Sullrvan, I. DeDonno, A. Grxandt, I. Nadsady, G. Payne, F. Szymanski, E. Drck, C. Henry, C. Nolan, D. Prrtchard, A. Trrvrson, R. Dxetz, I, Hrllenbrand, F. Novasek, H. Radecky, S. Uher, I. Ducsay, W, Kaluzsa, R. Novasel, N. Rowe, W. Uhlir, F. Durkee, E. Lange, F. O'BoyIe, A. Rum, M. Vomer, F. Zaworski, A. Becksted, R. Cmolrk, C. Hrlkert, E. Laudr, P. Teknrpp, R. Blaha, R. Colberq, I. Hodous, R. Manka, K. Trautman, A. Brunst, P. Colurrrbro, P. Horst, I. Mcrtrneau, I. Ve-rderber, L. Cahill, W. Courtney, W. Iones, F. McNally, I. Wersbarth, R. Calandra, S. Cymanskr, S. Kampman A. Nzcolay, A. Whrte, M. Chylzk, W. DrSteiano, I. Kzpfstuhl, E. Ournn, E. Vloli, R. Crolek, C. Eunnrqan, T. Kocab, R. Saltsman R. Wurm, G. Cgzek, H. Errrlmq, C. Kroft, R. Sebzan, T. Boeley, M. Derrrrcrzn M Kozel A. Morrreal I. Schnell, F. Euehner I. Pesto, V. Krurrghansl R. MLore, F, Siovenkar, E. Cehron, R. Farhan, T. Kusa, I. Murphy, E. Sakol, I. Cxolek, I. Glowe, R. Malloy, R. Myers, VJ. Sralzer, H. Cooley, W. Grose, W. McCoy, R. Palermo, A. Tomcrk, D. Crahen, F. Hayes, I. McCullough, I. Porsche R. Trommetter, R, Cudnrk C. Hegler, R. Meaker, R, PLUS I. Turk, I. DeV.nne I. Irkubs G. Mer:1n.::1, M. Plwfcdri P. Tyrrell, R. V3er:.r:::r1: I. Ioyce, P. Miller K. Rfzllrbun L1 Vorrsek, R. Yrzckey R. Kaus, VJ. Mzlcvr R. R1-z.r:, I. Waldeck I. Yrcrza, VJ. Koryuk, II. Mgtclrell M Rr-V-.r.:a:E1 F. Z'1p1sek,Z. Fifty Q46 Jfowfzn Cie i ACT Il ACTIVITIES X ff f X-' ., W f Y Lg, ag .,.,' ,T TH f-.-4' .-ff! LEARNING TO SERVE Enouqh if some- thinq from our hands have pow- er to live, and crct cmd serve the fu- ture hour. SENIOR SODALISTS Fifty-four OFFICERS Sealed: E. Driscoll I. Forhcxn I. Andrew F. Dylinski Standing: W. Courtney F. Hogan I. Uher M. White I. Wey R. Kuluzscx Front I Andrew I Forhun E Duscori F Lylmslf 2nd Row I Vcxrqo G Kos-fe C nxk S S, frkus F B er W G Iwr D Te 1 n 3rd Row Anthowy te le- A Gr qx 'I' v H V I D '1 e y 4th Row R Krrl or s N 'cYee I 5 R V! C mes Sth Row C Koch G ro 3 qHe C Yfrrh 'W R 1. y I ugHe ty Sth Row A K nt I F z ws 1 F K Mum by F May F 'C sl 7th Row v 'J C P I O1 3 Gflrdner E Cmohk VJ R Doncxhmm Kczc D E Poco I Q AJOWFQ Top How: I. t,1u.rin, I. Htelij, R. Ltzrifg in, R, Teknqg, I. Fadtz, F. Brady, f. Ulmfi, I. ltfljlffz, G. Sukt'-s, I. Brys, M M li l F. lon'-:'. Middle Row: '1::. R. Srgl.:.wi nv I. l'-.'1Ill'1II K. lq.lZ?6EI'Il'f F f.ll'i:i Pffsdfzitg F. I.yl.:isk1 J AI1flIC'h' I. Fcl I I' 1 -li 1. Front Row: P C1 l'xr:.bi'i, L. Vfzd- riff, F, Gill iqlier I. G'rll1gli'z f. Sokwl lie. H xyes, T. Selgzxn. 'I'llli Sjflllill IIIQAIIT Fllll ALL Tllli YYIDIII ll Fiftv-six C ,l Exhibiting an intense devotion to the Mission Cause, the Class of 1937 allotted much time and prayer to aid in the spread of Catholic doc- trines throughout the World. Guided and iri- spired by their Moderator, Bro. Karl Wilhelm, they have cherished the love of the missionary close to their hearts and have given of them- selves unselfishly that his burden might be lightened. To widen their scope of understanding, a group of officers of the Star of the Sea and Chaminade Units attended in October a course in Mission leadership. lmbibing the Mission Spirit, they flung themselves into a strict program of acti- vities which resulted in marked achievements. Of these endeavors the Paper Sale was particu- larly successful, ll5 tons were gathered, thus well exceeding the quota of lOU. Highly suc- cessful, too, were the Round Tables which stud- ied Comrriunisrn, the Negro Apostolate, and China. Perhaps the greatest accomplishment of the lower-classmen was the publishment regularly of a small paper explaining the Mis- sion Crusade in detail. ln bidding the Class of l937 adieu, it is the ardent hope ct the faculty that they will carry this Mission Mindedness out into the world and keep it dear to them. XXII ALI, 'I'IIlQ W'0IlI.ll Ifllll 'l'lIIi Sjflllill Illijlll f Siudyiria the Missions I. Sullivan I. DrSteiario F. Hoqari I. Brys K. Fitzgerald Mission Display at Eucharistic Coriqress Paper Drive Leaders R. McCor1ville R. Krclz R. Schulte M. Shea Fifty-seven it Ti 11 was . In , , Senior Stall Members -S l 'AL' .LLIXIIICCT MASSING 890 points in the annual National Scholastic Press Association poll tor hiah school publications, the laraest number in the history of the school, the Latineer aained the coveted All-American ratina for the third consecutive year. , Arduous hours oi labor, sometimes runnina late into the evenina, were not Without their reward. Several outstanding events marked the year '364 '37 as three six-page editions were published. The first was in honor ct Very Reverend Francis I. Iunq, S. M., lirst assistant to the Superior-General ot the Society ol Mary, who rnade his official visitation ot the school. The second was the custarnary Christmas issue, an annual feature. The last was a brilliant output, honorinq the Blessed Virgin durina the month of May. ' .Q SW! After the completion of the Christmas issue, there occurred the annual midyear change of staff, Wil- liam Ducsay, experienced editorialist succeeding Francis McMahon as editor-in-chief. On the editorial board, Iack Dietz took over the duties of Donald McKee, while Michael Rutti retained his position. ln the sports department, William Craighead re- placed Gilbert Keefe as sports editor and at the same time, Iohn Dowling stepped into the business rnana- ger's position, vacated by Howard Cordes. Brothers Michael I.. Voelker S. M. and Iohn I. Drerup S. M., faculty advisors, guided the fortunes of the paper. The latter took complete charge of the young journalists when the former centered his at- tention on the Purple and Gold at the rnidyear. I Ducsyffdt r h 'ISP rin M Hutt IDetz ports I Stef no T Dun .g Z1 'f uz'1 IN Cagl' c e o e orters E I. ,' J N Uroba T Ccrriq n VV Co ley I YILQU 'rl ant R IN Ci Standing I owl ng Bus re-ss Mgr. E Ou nn VVilliam Knutf Editor-in-chief Frank McGroder Ioseph Mulligan Bert Gesirrq Stanley Trella Edward Driscoll Frank Dyllnskt R. Kuntz A. Kent I. Forhan I. Andrew lolm Miller Gil Keele Sports Editor Purple and Gold Ad Trophy Hlunlor F Sxxty two L Some of the trophles Latln Splfll has Won ATIN SPIRIT characterlzed by unwavermq and whole hearted co operatlon surged t hltherto unsurpassed hetqhts The sale of 6 341 tlckets for the Holy Name Lat1n Stad1um t1lt demon strated the students enthus1ast1c backlnq of therr team Soph D led Wlth 2653! and R Brady R Clark and I Kuzma paced the 1nd1v1dual salesmen records Wllh 41 trckets The students lnsured the Squldqul ums success by attamlnq l03f Soph F soared hrqh mth l6l 4 f Ir D exhlbtted a rnaqnlhcent Splfll when 1t secured l40f for the Mlnstrel Show and l00! subscr1pt1ons to the Annual Indlvrdually L Ponrkvar topped all wrth 30 tlckets the Unrverse Bulletln Campalqn Ir A accomplrshed the remarkable feat ol 3717 f s1nqly H Ferrazza amassed 3980 pornts The Crusade sponsored Paper Drlve proved to be another qrattfymq success wlth ll7 tons or 132 2 f Soph P crashed over the top w1th 342 1nd1v1dual leader R S hulte gathered 7080 pounds ol paper Surely Latln Sp1r1t w1ll never dlel IL 0l I Illll WIS I' R- l t - r, Fd 'N . f. x rf vs vs . A 55. 'S -1- - ' A Q r- N Vv so 'lb' - o ' ff Q O A . - b -1: - A . . A CD H . . CD I A 0 O - . . ' 50 bo - U' ' . -A .. H . QD 5 5 , . gr ' - 2 2 ' 00 - - - -- . - . ' W ' 2 . . - Q ' . Oo - ' 1 . ,cn . , ' - ' 4 x0 ' - - 1 o P. 5' ' . Q ' CD 0 . - ' ' ' ' - m - 9. . ' . - 4 ' Q . ' . : 2- 13 - k 3 ' J. ' vf i Q. ' U' 5 3 - ' A ' . ' 1 - ' . O w l v D 1 If W ' l A J L K I, ll' ll 1 5. TH flare 'J ajaer. cages ana f the rrjafflea roar of aruiis are otner suooessia. year 1-fripter. ! IC ' . : .' r ..,. ..,,u ,. ' gnto tne history ci ne i.a.l.. Dru... ana ., Euale Corus. ,- fffr. VJilliarr. Hruliy. first gistyastor aio X present advisor of ine Corps. lS its inspgra- H I non. At present it LS under the capable ' clllll f if auidance of Brother Leonora Kuntz, S. M. , The corpsrnen ably assisted the hands! men at footloall qarnes and parades skill- fully lolencltna their rnaneuxrers with those of the senior rnusioians. For the first time in T. L. history, Torps rnernlaers were rewarded with rrionoqrarns for faithful service. N. Gallagher, Q. Gal- lagher, F. Kerr, and D. Tieman, all seniors, received this distinction. Through the efforts of Drum Major R. Vtfolf and his players, the stage is set for greater performance in the future. 'l'lIli l'0lll'.' 13012. .lAlllflllNli BY op: R. Meakez, R. Earnbrgck. Ai. Zernnzzna, R. Lgckey R. Krueger, G. Sukes, O. Gallagher M. '.'.'h.:e. 3rd Row: D. T1errQan, H. 'Ferrazz E. Kelly R. Roberts I. Kean, R. Brady. fi. Gallagher I. Kelly. 2nd How: C. Clines I. Hayes f. Clresl f. Kozak, I. Dernrrnna, M. MCl.auqL Ln, F. Kerr. Front: Qrurr. Major R. Kaiser, IA. Miller I. Murphy, L. Ponzkvar C. Kerr G. Erirgh: G. Schultz, Drum IAIQCY R. Vfolf. jg M L 'fa V 5 323 I . N... . . is N' cs nt, MI- Fred Cannon Rear NV R yle R h fl 1 k P e-F nco H Terr zza E Kely G Enrrq 'rt G heae e 'nt uv eFF1ngnIH'1'rVe C Dtrector S Front T X fkee 7-I r B11 Ce G OW R H odes Corrpany March' Wrth Interlocuter Howard Cordes as Cofnrnander the 1937 Mrnstrel qarbed tn the rm DIQSSIVQ dress of West PCIHTGTS and armed wth song rnelody rhythrn and WIT marched forward to vtctory and to glory the d9D9I'1dCtb111TY of veterans nttnqted wrtn the sp1r1t of young Cadets Charaoterrzrnq thetr every 'nove The parade qrounds were packed W th appre tatrve aa trers as the C or u 'rpany pert r d IS rnan euvers aqarn and aqarn rn response ta ., e sprrtted opptapse. .o Endrze.. ,ifar.1':,1z. y rrzente . C',lA ,s ' ht ' tossed tun and banter at each other. Don McKee, the tirst kxlaoktace to step tr 'Q the tfoode nights, scored 1: htt '.-:Lin A1CIfC1II.'! B1:rre:ue. Herr Vlalkersdortefs ItAn1't No Fault ct zrgne' was Certatn- 'IIIIIZSS I'.Xll.lllIi Ulf l!l37 . . A l .lN'I'.lSY IN S1xty-four fi: 'A 511 Middle G V1 nee i, Teman R T'1omzrs I Yos I Murplfy A itaqevtte G R R Beck ted T 'Win ek L P kv L Brown F Keri C 5 lskzr F MCGroder V! Carnes P Vleisensfll G Iusko T Wvge Absent H lflunk lnterlocutor I Gxligher I Kerriq IH l'zuer C h lcley 'nr ho u ff Fl Cannon ly nothing to find fault with Everybody in the house was humming before Ioe Mulligan ended his number Sinq Baby Sing Ioe Rose captured the audience with his rhythmical liqhtninq like taps as he danced to the snappy tune ot Swannee and Iirn Flynn had them rolling in the aisles with Somebody Lied Tom Weis barth dazzled everyone as he danced and sanq t Swinging on the Swannee Shore The Alumni directed by Sam Ferrazza and Al Shar lcozy presented a splendid performance featuring the lever tapping of Ade Gibbons. The show was unaer the direction ot Bro. I. carney S. M., aided by Bro. I. Traaeser S. M. Mr. F. Gannon, - and Mr. I. I-lruby. Bro. C. Ehrenteld capably handled all financial matters. n I rcx Mo f-M ni., Gfnrf SL! J n u I-'ou rl Dui' Sam Fe rr: rf: . . :Z Tom Kr nf. ..4,. ....,, S..c. . P,..i Am- Gzzb ' ons Nllfll' AND SUNG . . A Fl'NlfliS'l' Ill? .IIIKIQS Sixty-tive SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS Top Row ' Q Front Row - v- ,. V 31,2 c LIBRARY STAFF Standing I. kms A. Ychr.. 1 K.. Pzvlinsrc I. Ulief, G. ,cds L. Pcstcllf M. Sclirie Ge V, O X131 ' Sealed: E. Hjkert C. SL?IT.l I. Seeds: t m Gottis Pres dent T,.,x rc L. C. S611Sk F. UNI.. H. 'f VJ. C11 Sixty-six g CAST K. Fall: F, Riubiu lf. l.'l:Kee R. S.'f1v.'e:'1 H. Antliaixy C. H lr. :KL FI. f. R St 1 fl T. 'x'.'e.s:: INSERT: Front: K, Falk R, Anth:n' Top: F. Roubzeu T. 'Vfeisbizr th NINE STABS Sl'AllKl.lill lN Tllli DllLKY W Ki Sixty-eight X 0 HAM!-XTIC Art, a revived extra-curricu- lar activity, reached its zenith at the production of the annual Senior Play, The Milky Way. Four larqe appreciative audiences were de- lightfully entertained by the comedy presented in the latter part of April. The knockout of middleweiahi champion, T. Weisbarth, by the puny milkrnan, R. Schwerinq, was the feature of the show. However, the ex- cellent portrayal of the feminine roles by R. Anthony as Mae and K. Folk as Anne was the hiqhliqht of the performance. Under the capable direction of Rev. Leo A. Uht, S. M., this production scored a new hiqh note in l.atin's field of entertainment. SOFTLY liqhted ball room! The ira- qrarit oder ct qarderiiasl The liltiriq TJ rhythm et Les Browns baridl The qay, riiultifcolered qewris cf the qirlsf All these te- tgether with a rtiyriad at ether icys were Crairxrrzed trite che evening et rzierrirriezit the riiqht ct the Senior Pram. The affair sacial Clirziax iii 5: year Cf rriahy great liaririeriiriqs was stayed at Hctel Cleveland, May 5. The ceriirtiiitee, with Senior Presiderit Hsward -fardes, presiding as Criazrttiari, set forth its best eiferts it present ic the studeiis 1: real prszrieiiade. Certainly this 1-:as a pacesetter in the 'fray if Larih Prsrhs Che Ihat will long rernairi aiicng the recollections if the Class ef 87. COMMITTEE Top: F TE. 'T E.. rife 'J Below: fi E19-1 E .... ,. Seated: flex-re.. -1, ::,,.,,r 'LM-L .--eu ,, ri, .... .C1, Sixty-nirie ,A Y fIt' Qidrxffztttjfzf I.f tfllllclf IIII Seventy Seated I Fornan VV Knuff H Lftrtsdowne C Lavelle H Coxdes IV Canttllon C Koch E Haffey R Drllon Standing R Thomas I Kocab I Ptt I Rose W Ducsay W Courtney HOWARD CORDES Prestdent ROBERT THOMAS Vlce Prestdent EUGENE HA FFEY Treasurer MATTHEXV CANTILLON Secretary CHARLES LAVELLE Alternc WILLIAM KNUFF Purple and Gold CHARLES KOCH Band IOHN FORHAN ROBERI DILLON S M HOWARD LANSDOWNE Monogram Club IOSEPH KOCAB Service Clu WILLIAM DUCSAY I attneer IOSEPH ROSE Iunlor Class LLIA lvf COURTNE 7 Sophomore Ct rss IAMES PITTS Freshm n ass TUDENTS recerved therr frrst drrect vorce tn the aftatrs of the school when on March l2tl'1 the Cathedral Latrn Student Councrl convened Its stx teen members represent a cross se tron ot the enttre student body The Senlor Class Presldent presrdes wrth the GSSISIGHCG of the other senlor offrcers The dtfterent actrvttres represented are the Band Monogram Club Purple and Gold Latmeer Sodaltty C S M C L1 brary Club SGIVICQ Club and one spokes man from the Iunlor Sophomore and Freshman d1v1s1on Early 1n March the Reverend Prestdent announced the forrntnq of thts councrl W'1th the enthustasm of ftrst patrtots the students voted for thelr representattves We hope that th1s orqantzatton wtl conttnue to prove xtself a detlntte asset to the school by strrvrnq to matntatn the standards so htqhly set and fa1thtully preserved I'l1 Il'lI,S ll I. li!! 1 K a ' ' . cn -- . , , ' I o ,J - lo. - . 3 Ci . . I 5 Q ll A Q I4 E5 . A Us . Q L', ' ' - . I, , AA ' - En 1 - 'I . ' ' . 1 n I ' T n'. - , - ' , l C I I - - ' ' 0 , I V A I : - ' ,... .D . , ,' , i , t L'. ' ' ' ' f w 1 1 1 wr v r Q . I S - 4 A . 4 t 4 , Wllll IS 5: I - I I I A :I I A A A A v A v F A A v 4 : an I I I INTERIVIISSION 'pfl 7' H I , 1.4 .LFS CL 7Hi l QU.Q1V .7INC ?L,TfU?I, KES ' 1T'IHf l ,T,EQlD.1' Charles Koch Drum Major BS-, if - 'V A' if arfgtj. NIL? ll ll cf, Though theirs is but the musical interlude during the intermisson, We feel that La- tin's excellent band merits an entire act. Their year was one of victories. Responding to the magical baton of Mr. Iohn Hruby and the capable super- vision of Bro. I. Trageser, S. M., the bandsmen won the dis- tinction of parading at the Dio- cesan Eucharistic Congress at Youngstown late in Septem- ber. Then followed a series of radio broadcasts. Columbus Day marked the first, when NIIWV THE Blfjll STBEADI 0F MUSIC YYINDS ALONI Top Row: R .:r.:r'.:e ', H:.zcc Pl. Kc 'fx G 7 e ' 'fc '1 K' Ft Tt 'C Gu-1-sf-' T K'fk' G Lf I HER rw f. T.er:,':r. FtHw:CKc QI- l.FH d stu, R- A I F Seventy-two Lvfz ffgcvfcw they played on the Knights ot Columbus program. Then to rouse all Latin rooters to a high pitch of enthusiasm, their rally before the Holy Name game was sent out over WGAR. The preceded one over Charity Game was by two radio rallies, WHK and the other over WC: and pep AR. Lending color to nine gridiron trays, the band thrilled the crowds by their spectacular marching maneuvers . . . the best in the history of Cathedral Latin. Stanley Spirakus Drum Major DEEP, BIAJESTIC, SRIO0Tll Asn STBUNG TPR S WH RV G GdV RK Seventy-three ju N Sy. .g xv 4 . u x xii 4. xii? 1 .gg g ,SW ig 3 fc' 'f 3525 f 1 kg 'U 14 '-fx f xi if Sl J-PJ X --.ls n ' ..l 1 ix x X 74 Q ACT Ill ATHLETICS 2 A--...-f , 1-.. -- -'g - fffffl-5'F'3 v. A 1 ff ,xg J' JP 'M' A Q f' Yagi inf I x X ON THE CAMPUS True glory dwells W h e r e glorious deeds are done. 2nd Row: Lavelle K Lansdowne Byrne I Krosse Nowak Barrett DeWan Prokop Schwering Clark Daqq Van de Motter Front Row Krotz PodoJ1l Gulyassy Gasca Iaclcson Mutr Kramer 10 IIIXWIPIUNS ill' IGI-ITS' ACTION' the curtain rises again and reveals Latin 1n the realm of sport The action of the players increases and asettings become more varied and colorful as the football athletes first on the scene battle 5 before large audiences thrill them and receive t tremendous applause. They play their part to ,fu perfection, winning continuously week after T week, reaching the climax in Cleveland's Col- orful Charity Classic in the stadium. Here the Latin Lions and Heights Tigers put on the show of the year before 20,000 thrilled spectators. Ab Strosnider, Herb Eisele Seventyreiqht Samarm Podwoiski Hagan Heltzel Sprlch Daly Spoth Top Row Trtvison, Murray, Miller, Bagdonas, Sweeney, Mul- laly Dempsey Lynch, Richtarsic, Straub. AND .XYIS SALl l'li Y0l' But in this blaze ot glory we cannot overlook the heroes behind the scenes the ones who through their coaching, inspiration and co-op- eration led the way to the success of our team. We refer to our two outstanding mentors, Herb Eisele and Ab Strosnider, our athletic director, Bro. R. Donovan, S. M., L. Eppich, managers, band, cheerleaders, and all loyal Latin rooters. Coach Eise1e's production of three city mon- archs in eight years is a record which stands supreme. That gallant forward wall of the Lions is a lasting testimonial of Coach Strosnider's ability. IA 3rd Row: Mr. Eisele I Klaus Cavanaugh 0 WGY Kennedy N Keller Stenger S Hearn McGrath Callahan Hogan Fenton Figler Tupta Mr. Strosnider w Captain Red Lavelle Seventy-nine SCENDING the heights during a year studded with brilliant accomplishments and outstanding in successes, tour 1936 Latin Lions achieved the rating ot All-Scholastic while three more received honorable mention. Triple-threat Hank Nowak's consistently brilliant playing earned him a distinction ot the standout halfback in the city and the rank ot second high- est scorer in the state. lack DeWan, towering pivot- man, was very adept at backing up the line, blocking enemy aerials, and crashing through to drop opposing backs for losses. Converted from an end to a guard, Howie Lansdowne, despite his weight disadvantage, was the spark of the line and pounced upon unsuspecting enemy backs before they had a chance to get started. Chuck Lavelle, the Lion's tiery field-general, was also a triple-threat man and revelled in intercepting aerials. Ioe Prokop another triple-threat man snagged several passes for touchdowns but really l 'lf vs uf ' 1' f' ' ',,,' I l ' ln ti .Ng - i Ioe Prokop Bob Van de Matter Bob Stenqer Halfback Haltback Fu lback Ed Barrett Bob Clark Howie Lansdowne is A End Tackle Guard Q Igck Dew .. Q hit his peak in the Charity Game when he tore the Tiger's line apart in the final chapter. Seldom in the limelight, Bill Dagg, All-Catholic end proved his Worth by breaking up enemy in- terference and driving plays into the tackles. The lone soph regular, Bob Clark, often crashed through the line to block attempted punts. Tony Byrne's hard, smashing play gained him a place on the varsity after the Benedictine game. Ed Bar- rett, lanky junior end, was most valuable as a pass-receiver but was also fast under punts. Bob Callahan ripped open the gaps for the ball-car- riers. Bob Stenger, another junior, divided the fullback duties with Callahan and performed them equally well. Bob Schwering took his first chance to gain laurels by snaring a pass for the final score of the Collinwood game. Dick Kennedy proved an able alternate as a guard, often crash- ing through to drop backs for losses. Bob Van de Motter, always a steady player, was outstanding when subbing for the injured joe Prokop. Bob Callahan Chuck Lavelle Hank Nowak Fullback Quarterback l-lalfback lack Krosse Tony Byrne Bill Dagg enter Guard Tackle End Eighty-two PASSES . ARD 0B F Clearing the way for Nowak in the Heights Game. .,, END lll'NS . . T0 l'Cllll01YNS . .VICTOBILS LATIN-33 GLENVILLE-6 Piling up one ot the largest scores in the history ot their rivalry, Cathedral Latin's inexperienced but gallant gridders made an auspicious debut into the 1936 Scholastic t circle 'th a rousing triumph. After the Tarblo r Uved ross the initial score in the opening period, the Purple completely out- classed their opponents. Hank Nowak was the indi- vidual star, passing to three touchdowns and person- ally accounting tor two more. LATIN-38 WEST-0 Capitalizing on a blocked kick shortly after the outset of the encounter and galloping almost at will there- alter, the Purple annexed their second triumph of the year over a hig ted W t High squad. ln the opening chapter cgeitiu mashed through the line, scooped up the blocked pigskin and jaunted over the goal-line for a touchdown, a rare feat for a center. The reserves played the entire fourth quarter and pushed across two more scores. 'C V LATIN-60 BENEDICTINE-O A weck Benedictine eleven proved ri: 'ncteh for the high-pcwered Latin ric- A 4. S . ,rf ' ,.',:Qi' fm. hine g anne lUv..-i-.:1 .W reughshod r iT 51:i A .enfs,cmc1s- .Q Q son. The fast hard-Charging line was y ing up gaping holes for the ball-Carriers. 154 ,fu-. ,MV - 'iv - ....a.,!,. sing their largest point-ioigi of xhe sec:- nclriiculcxrly impressive in this tili, open' -'il-v4 'lily' will ' mini' lu? 5 7'3 Z4 7 . AN l'NllliI Ii.X'l'lill lil.liYliN Nwfx-,N St 1 v 1 a 1 .: 'f N Q a ae. M N ,, ff . 4Q:f: 4 .-:. . ,, . ' 'Q X . . . 05, g 61 W? Vx 1- K-9? '!P gs. sx? 16 'Kv-'-X 4 Q ikvfb Q , N 'ZWQQQ , ,iqx X H 1 ' 54 ' f ,M'9'n?w'f x , , , xw3qgwfi9'A.' Q . ' Mwawwwffvw 5 .illlsf 1 ff.9 V' 4- ff! Ill ll: -K ' iv 1 ' X fb IJ an ENE - i V Qin:- I X 'N-- ' if' .All Allf, . 'rg , f5 Fw . jf in .4 A ' -.40-'--H -' 5' fe 1 I Elghty s1x Howre Lansdowne All Scholasttc Guard J I !'VQ.f LATIN 12 SHAKER 0 S tngy mspued by the kfrtgly tftl ans t sham: d Shakers D g ccrtse ut e vm streac on a ram soaked grfdlron The LIONS early sustamed drxe of 72 yards u tngge vhen Lavele snagged an aertal fron Nowak ana scampered over the goal lme lvhdway tn the s ond stanva after Ed Barretts re overy of a fumble loe Prokop huckea hrs way across the l1ne for the se ona Ralder fn the last half LATIN 6 HEIGHTS 6 After trarlmg throughout the enttre battle due to the T1gers 1n1t1al score whlch resulted from a well drrected aenal the Ltons emerged from the1r lethargy rn the f1nal chapter as Ioe Prokop smashed over t goall e to deadlock the game The Ltons threatened on t .pm s occastons ffrst followrrg Hank Nowak s 60 yard sprtnt tn t e ooenmg penod and aga1n IH the second chapter when they were demed a f1rst down by tnches on the four yard l1ne The feature of the game was the famous goal l1ne stand IH the thtrd quarter made when the L1ons staved off seven Trger attempts to score LATIN 26 EAST 6 Wrth the Charfty Game berth and an un defeated season hmgmg on the out come the Etselenfen closed the1r regular schedule wrth a severe hlastmg of the Blue Bombe Clgr tarred 1n th1s setto blockmg two punts and recovermg one for a touchdown Twxce m lh1S game Nowak c1rcled the end for touchdowns Prokop plunged over for the ftnal marker Easts score m the fourth quarter gave them the d1st1nct1on of be ng the thlrd t ant to score on the Purple lack DeWan All Scholastrc Center eem' 'Q ' Q T ' 1 T . T fe LLM -, La in . A A e . c' 2' arne o. c rv- f ' l ' - ' c ' t . A t ir ' l., . 9: M I , ,N 7 tally. The Lion defied every threat of the 11 . If 4 I h 4 ' , 'K . 5 CLEVE-ELANDg GREATE41' IN 556 K1 wwe K f SECON D H IGH EST scolzesz IN STAT-EL X-J HIS Lone Runs DUE roms CHANGE QF PAEE -innrfrmjszs ANIE gps o Avew awe fa SPECTAZTOP-S KN eveszy GAM P-N NL HP6 g EVPQCATFSLEQO vm M6 ev O L6EA6ON 049 X 'f61'oP NOWAK wAs clay ovcoxxcues ,V qv O MK N' ,aw W F 5 ef: A I 62 NOWAE 534 'Z Qi Eughty seven 'il ,H J X I if I. ,fl jf' , A , 11 , gf' 543, f , V fv, Q 25 ,..-.4 A ,ga 2 Hr A 5 , - ' K 1 'fn ' 4, X U I C644 ' 6 X N 1 V .3 Ab E n If Q ' G Q i' -1 Z 6 ff ' -be at '-1, --I . ff ' la X 4'1:f?1- E ' V L K1 il -D 'J ' . 75:41 5 -4 -. Ti :. v ' 1 LATIN - 20 TOLEDO - 0 Duplicating their scoring feat of the previous week, the decisi victory over the Toledo WU! ned the Lions, jogging Latin Lions scored a City Champions. H to two scores while Bob Van de Motter accounted for the other six-pointer. Eighty-eight .. ., , ,. g g I . - A, . 1.1.,i?5,,?w- -- .sail i -r. ' .- ,V C X Hy. , Qs' 4.0 me p 7' Qtgl, 357 A ' t A M, . N , o.., , , Q 'A ' f -NZ -fcf , 1 fix 230,31 I LATIN - zo coLL1Nwoon - o The feature clash of a charity football carnival at the Cleveland Stadiurn pitted the Collinwood Hailroaders, city champs, against t 121 wo fumbles paved the Way to Latin scor , y Byr recovering one for a touchdown. Bob Schwering accounted for the other Latin score as he snared a pass from Hank Nowak and stepped over the goal-line. LATIN 28 HOLY NAME 0 LATIN 0 HEIGHTS 0 ':, ' ' I, 'f y 1 lb' ' In HA V ' 'V ' ' if -A-'- 3 J 1 ' I ', 1f1:..1 . , H 17 fr' ff '41 LPTC-CI 1 'Q I - ft. M I, Im, ,Maw . 17,2 A V , ,I . . .W . ,461 rr -'z if -5, ,V 'rip' fu' 4 'I' 'Al 1 5 : 5 if j ' he lil, '1 JAP-1 I . if, , VV , A I Q , : ,IW 5, ,1 Q , -fifi ' frsrny , - i1 FINE: If 'L--IV: . 7, II 'f f ' f ' ' ' - - 1' 1 ' ffl Zffl 1 II, jj! j'g.qf ly A - -.kY ' f. iv f 'f, Eff ' :'. M 7A 'f 13 ' , ' 1 ZF, ' Wlleu 'iv I ' 'Wl rT I VY :I N -I X in INI'vV.' Q .' ' if 4 4 - g,, gy-- 7 ' 'I Ag ' 'II ,J ' , I ' A J zz . .,-' 1' . ' ff 1 15r,rt,mf Agnzu gr. the past Lastqetzir.. seasin appears te the Casual observer as a dlsnial farlure in realty it 1-Jas a year :iarked by rays of nepe assurrnq a hrrqht future far these Caqers. Lest we larfge' thrs years varsmy was Caznpesed af leur sarfhainores and one junior. Beanrig the entrre burden alter the departure of the sernars, these hasketeers Carried en rn brtlliant fashran, hnally attatnina their reward when they hurn- bled the Vlfest Tech five, a learn which later upset Lrncoln, the Senate Titllsts. The ather Purple tnurnph was scored over lohn Marshall, the Greater Cleveland Conference champions. A H000 TIQANI IN 'l'lIIi NIAKINII Fenton l. Prokop F. Klaus P. Sweeney C. Mutryn pg Barrett gets the iump R. Hearn E. Barrett Prokop scores again Iohn Donnelly, Mgr. LlNCOLN MARSHALL PARMA GARFIELD EAST SOUTH ADAMS As Prokop's fancy playing featured every contest, his selection on the All- Catholic five was expected and well de- served. The play of the sophs, Pete Sweeney, Chester Mutryn, lim Fenton, and Frank Klaus, although not spectace ular, was nevertheless inspiring and, at tirnes, flashy. Ed Barrett and Dick Hearn were two capable reserves lohn Donnelly, senior student mana- ger is lilcewise deserving of rnuch corn- mendation as he cheerfully executed his duties. HOLY NAME GLENVILLE COLLINWOOD CENTRAL WEST TECH RHODES EAST TECH Ninety one X2 fl gL'.fC'IlfC.f Constantly relinquishing players to the varsity, the Reserves sturn- bled through the season winninq but 6 of l4 qarnes. The year started well enouqh as four triurnphs were scored over Lincoln, Marshall, Parrna, and Garfield but frorn then on only two victories were gained, over West Tech and Rhodes. Hearn, Richtarsic, Murray, and Guiyassy played stellar roles. .K fflllllllf Latin's freshman squad exper- ienced a disastrous season, cop- pinq lout 8 of 20 contests. Holy Name and Collinwood, two of the outstanding frosh tearns in the dis' trict handed the Minirns two set- backs each despite the efforts of Prokop, Shisila, May, Hannan, Coates, Kelly, and Naderer. Un- dismayed, Coach Strosnider and Howard Lansdowne performed the coaching duties. Minims G. Naderer Coach Strosnider T. Coates E. Prokop V. Fesco I. O'Donneil I. Hanley E. Kelly C. Shisila I. Hannan E. Mutryn H. Clines, Mgr. Reserves I. Lamb, lflrlr. V. Guiyassy P. McGratn K. Mania I. lffaish I. M'.irray T. Lynch V. Richtarsi: W. Ca'.'a:'.i:'.g'3h H. T11g.1i1 Brushing aside their opponents with apparent ease, Senior D's five romped through their schedule undefeated. lunior A Walked off with the junior championship. ln tournament competition however, Senior B's quintet captured the senior crown and defeated Iunior D for the upperclass toga. SENIOR B In the Sophomore section, Soph E's basketeers emerged victorious after a close struggle which saw B, C, F, and E deadlocked at the close of the regular season. Frosh E captured the freshman honors. ln the tournament playoffs, Frosh H repulsed Soph F to gain the underclass diadern. Standing: E. Skorupski I. McBride E. Pogonowski gr. B. Rogers Kneeling: B. Iohnson C. Lavelle FRESHMAN H A. Lupo, Mgr. V. Prebil I. O'Donnell K. Miller W. Stanley R. McMahon D. Mcl-fale B. Milota C. Shisila B. Wachala Ninety-three I. Yost I. Mulligan Syazto .71 Top: R. C. Miller, W. Sehzan, A. Prttchzrd E. Barrett, R. Clark, I. Gtlcrest. Fourth: M. Payne, I. Kecttma R. Tupzta, VV. Dowd I, Mu1I.cj'1n E. Kaerrter R. Straub. Third: V. Hclttatszc I-I. McG1vney, A. Syarto, R. Kish R Van de Matter, I. Fenton, T. Lynch. Second: I. Monaghan, Mgr., I. Vargo, G. Elsasser, F. May, I. Prokoy, I. Ztkrajselc I. Yost, I. Fcrhan I. Murray. Front: I. Doughezty, I. Fitzgerald R. Byrne, L. D.neen R. Cleary R, Kc-efe F. P.t.ngoIo, R, SIGHT!!-I, C, Schngdle, R. Thomas. go Tagta Kcexner Kish Z1-:rx :ek Straub Clark Fenton F Ninety-four Placing eighth in the l4th annual interscho- lastic track meet at the Public Hall, the Purple cindermen got off to a flying start. This year's team is made up of several returning letter- men who promise to place Latin high in local track circles. The senior standouts are the versatile Fran- ny May who competes in the high jump, hurd- les, and 'f22O and Ioe Zakrajzelc, a speedy dashman, who established a new school rec- ord for the broad jump last year. The other seniors are Sctak, Thomas, and Syarto, mem- loers of the 880 yard relay, Forhan, a miler, Kish, a half-miler, and Mulligan and Madsen, pole-vaulters. The Junior satellite is Ioe Prolcop, who not only participates in the field events hut who is also a proficient hurdler and dash- r:.an. The Latin tracksters defeated Glenville find will meet Iohn Adams, East, Central, West, fffarshall, Hetghts, and Shaker later. They Wtll izlsc compete in the Mansfield Relays, Ohio State and Senate Meets. Trial With five lettermen forming the nucleus of the team, the Purple and Gold racque- teers will begin their second season in the Metropolitan League with a confident out- look. The returning monogram Winners are Ben Iohnson, Paul Clines, and Matt Bosetine, seniors and Bill Dowling and George Glatthar, luniors. Frank Beidy, Dick Moriarty, and Iim Reycratt are the other netters who have gained places on the team. The Latin netters will exchange drives and smashes with the following teams: Shaker Heights, Collinwood, Benedictine, Iohn Adams, East Tech, East, and Glen- ville. The flashy Latineers will seek further honors in the N. E. O. tournament. e6lllll..i 2 Qvfzfckzff Cathedral Latin's entry in the Metropo- litan Scholastic League will open the seas- on at the home field of lohn Adams. Bol- stered by the return of 5 lettermen, this year's nine appears headed for brilliant success. Kachmar and Lenahan form the return- ing regular battery. Zimmerman and No- vosel are Kachmar's understudies while Legat and Lavelle, the latter last year's regular first sacker, are the other mounds- men. Rogers is returning to his short stop position, while Nadsady at first, Duffy, at second, and Skorupslci, at third, comprise the remainder of the infield. Kundmueller, L' OPP- last year's leading swatter, Craighead, 5 Uni-,ersigy 5 and Pieson form the outfield. Mutryn and ' h - i ' . 8 Garfield 7 Spric are ever ready to fill in 4 Holy Nam? 2 Following the Adams opener, Latin will battle Holy Name, East, Collinwood, Shaw, and South and will tangle with Heights in the finale. Standing: E, lohnson R. Luffy I. Kachmar, I. Lenihan, NV, Crdighezd V. Legzt, G. Ilzdszciy I. Piesan Kneeling: F. Vuccarzello Mgr., B. Rogers, R. Sprich, E. Skorupski, C. Mutryn, A. Kundmueller, C. Llvelle 7 3 Top How:F.f.l1v F Hex: F? Cl k I:'.'. .r.': f. Perkin RTP. 2. Kd-'rr ' 3 'A-nc Second Row: if fury: '.'f. E'..f1f'.n A, Kunirz A 7 -' Front Row: R , -,X f' V-.Q ' . V. 1 ,. P. - .... ,. fl l. 1 HONOR to whorzi honor is an adage of ancient lineage. This tLnie the reference is to the letter-rnen, who have proven thernf selves the gallant fighting sons of the Purple and Gold. The artistic Cathedral Latin monogram is rnerited only through de- terniined effort and constant service, is honorably bestowed arnid proper porno, and is, above all, worthy of every sign of respect and aaznirfitiori. Cornparatively very few students af- tain high awfird, and consequently, fellow students and even supporters of rival schools highly acknowledge our athf letic heroes. During the past year these honorea few cf Latn banded theniselves together to ensure the due respect for the fnonogran. they so proudly wear. At the election of officers H. Lansdowne, All-Scholastic guard, was elected President, l. Yost, traokniari Vice-president, P. Cline-s, tennis star, Treasurer, and l. Lenahdn, fron. the chaining, Secretary. 1 f !!!L'l1UrTLlll1 L- fllfl Ninety-seven ACT IV GBADYATIUN 4 1: gif, 'A 'dv'-v-val!! u , ,, . OlH ..-.4-' 3 In all things cxchrevement de- pends upon pre- vious prepara- fren. g Lifflf ff Mfg f f 1 A 1 1 .Z J . . L o a o o Af. 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Secretary Jomes D Andrew Andy Honor Student I 2 S olety I 2 3 Z Vnce Prefect 4 giggle Oilgbf-iId4 Robert B Anthony C S M C CIOSS Chairman 0 olltyl 2 3 ,,- Mmstrel End mo Sensor Ploy D um Corps I Bond 2 3 4 Leon G App ee Intromurol Sports Raymond L Artzner Roy Intramural Sports John P Barrett oul J Bognor Jock Wlutey Sodolaty I Sodoluty 2 3 Eugene T Boker Irony J Blros Matthew P sehn Gene Tony M tt S oIrtyI 2 3 4 Sodoluty I 2 Tenn Prom Commnttee X One hundred two U WI . od , , ' I 3' 4 ' Sod ' , , ,-I ' - ' - :1 3 ull H I KP U N' wife 7 47 X fed , JJ N ff ' Qb x'y.5 r Ina ' x Q u u . n K u 'll u L .lr 'J , , . . tg od , 4, , , , ,4 ,T ix 'S I ,L U- If 1 J Alf I 47 J .f?.,..'f5:-95, Norman A. Bringman Robert J. Buettner John K. Burns Bus Bob Jack Sodolity I Honor Student I Sodolity I Prom Sodclity I Stanley F. Budziak Edward C. Bur Stan Bud Sodolity I Sodoli A John T. Busher Bush Sodolity I Matthew J. Campolo Sammy Intromurol Sports 1 Elmer J. Buynak Bruce Sodclity 1, 2, 3,4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 v Matthew P. Cantillon Curly Honor Student 2 Closs Secretory -I Prom I One hundred three One hundred four Wllllam J Carnes Jackson Honor Student I 2 S ollfyl 2 3 Lotmeer2 Mmsfrel 3 4 oxr I 2 Pau J Clmes Paul Honor StudentI 2 3 4 colnfyl Z 3 Treos Monogram Club Tenms 3 4 Thomas J Conry 'P Sodollty II 2 Howard G Cordes Home Closs Presndent 4 Honor Student I Mmstrel 4 llnterlocutori Lotmeer 4 Prom Joseph P Curry ae Honor Student 2 Mmstrei J 2 George J Carter Sodohfy I 2 Af? f' f George J Cmohk Smuley SO oIlfyI 2 3 4 Drum Corps I 2 Bond 3 4 Thomas J Conway Tom Sodolrty I mf 6 James F Cummmgs Jlmmle Sodolnty I Servlce Club 3 4 Charles M Daw Chuck Servnce Club 3 -4 , ,4 odl' , , ,4 ch' , fs ,.Nikk.. Ziff- -f'-f I . ' of f S V I 141 1 ' 7 o , , , 1 ,lf f I Jf' , fl f' I jpqz I . f -, 10 if 1 df d I ' ' ' uT-n :nf , ,4 flxrlfe Ui I .pf I ' A XI ,A fi' I ,D CI 'f V f ,, , Ar, - , A fx V f , ,3,4 wit . If 1 ' P rj, 11. 11 . I Hb. J x, 1 ' f f-1 Is e V - s I S f John A. Dempsey Jock Sodalnty 2 Mnchoel J DeWan Jack Football 2 3 4 All Scholastuc 4 Basketball 3 Richard J Donohue Pete SQ alntyl 2 3 4 nd l 2 r Lf John T Donnelly Whltey Honor Student l 2 3 S cllltyl 2 3 4 BosketballMgr 2 3 4 Rcbelt E Dowd Bob Reserves Sensor Play Track 4 Robert C Devlm Bo Honor Student l Sodalutyl 2 3 Robert J Dillon Bo Honor Studenfl 2 3 4 Presldent of C S M C alutyl 2 3 Football Manage Reserves James T Donnelly 'Y r2 14-vlf John E Dougherty Jack So alltyl 2 3 Thomas F Doyle Tom Sodaluty l 2 4 I' One hundred hve ll .. ,, N 6 1, L.. ,2 ' , , ,4 Y 1 1 t I 1,5 I ' l ll .bil sod ' , ,','4 ' ' ,3 , n .11 d ' , , , , ' Ba , ,3,4 fy ' HJ .. sodomy 1, 2, 3,4 ! . ..' . ,. X--'O 'XSL Od ' , , ,I I R V . , , A--j T T -l,.. J d A . , , ll -II I' Chester P. Drobn Martin E. Duffy Chet Duff Honor Student l, 3, -l Sodolity l, 2 Scdolity l, 2, 3, -l Reserves 3 Prom Edward M Drlscoll Edward J Dudeck Robert J Duffy Drusk Duke Bo Honor Student l 2 3 lntromurol Sports ollty l 2 3 olnty l 2 Boseboll 3 4 L mee l 2 Purple ond Gold A j' 1 J, Francns V Dylunska Adolph J Elben Joseph J Fronlll Butch Adcly Muscles Honor Student I 2 Sgdglgfy I Sodolnty l S olutyl 234 Bondl 2 Secretory of C S M Purple and Gold Wnllnom A Egan George J Elsasser I Eggs nor Student l 2 3 Honor Student l 5 M C Closs Chourmon So ollty l 2 Clwoxr l Tuck 7 3 4 One- hundred SIX II 'ull I' , I' Il .bil , ,',-4 Sod ' , , ,4 Sod ' , ,3,-1 , Ot' r , 1 l 4' f . - . , 1 up ' fi H ' 1 1 I ' 1 f X ll . ll ll l ll ll ' ll , ,3, 4 - ' ' ,Z Od ' , , , , , . .C X I ,,B.n,1 H ' ., HC , , ,-4 , 2 C '. , . d , , 3 ,2, f M, , ,J xl'-I ,rf John H. Fitzgerald hn 5. Farhan llFitzll V lljackll Sodolify I, 2, 3, 4 ' Prefect of Sodolity Honor Student I, 2, 3, 4 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Purple and Gold Kenneth J. Folk Charles W. Ford v I William G. Fox llKenll llchuckll ' llsillll Senior PIoy Intramural Sports Sodolity I 2 Nell E Gallagher Owen P Gallagher Raymond A Gardner Re Red Ray S ohty I 2 3 4 Honor Student I Honor Student 4 Drum Corps I 2 3 4 So ohty I 2 3 ollty I 2 3 Mlnstrel I Drum Corps I 2 Munstrel I Robert F Gallagl-er Wnlluam M Gallagher Bucky SoIutyI234 Sool1tyI234 W One hundred seven 3. d., H' ,. ,, .,' Od ' , , , A A , , , C , , Sod , . .4 , , 3, 4 H' ,. ' HGGIZ, Od ' , , , d ' , , , ' Bertrand J Gesmg Bert S allty l 2 3 Latnneer 2 3 Purple and Gold Leonard J Gomolkc Re Bnl2 Lrnus A Gottos Ozzie Honor Student l 2 3 4 S alltyl 2 3 Lnbrory Club l 2 3 Presndent of Club 4 Frank H Grebenc Slnker Intramural Sports Mnlan P Gregunc Robert A Guhde Sodallty l Soda! ty Albert L Gregorlc Francus J Grusez Eugene H Hatfey Solutl234 Frank Gene YB Honor Student l 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Cheeno oys3 Sodqllfyl 2 Prom Ccmmnttee Orchestra l 2 3 4 Mmgfret I Band 3 4 Choir Drum Corps l tjnblka One hundred elqht ,. 2, - od ' , , , 4 ,y U Ju a d , . . ll I ' ll od ' , , ll ll usleggu HBOLH Y ' . . I - kk I f Z e e f . ' J J, ,IAIU U ' U H ' ., od ' , , , , , , , , . A n Ct 1 l John J. Hogan Richard J. Hono John M. Honcin Jock Dick Johnnie Honor Student I, Cheerio Boys I, 2, 3, 4 Minims Sodo 'ty I, 2, 3 Orchestro I, 2, 3, 4 Reserves Bond I, 2, 3, 4 I Alfred J. Hammer Gm-don A, Hqnqu u Jerryu uGordyn Drum Corps I Sodolity 2 SOd0Iify I Senior Ploy Minstrel 4 Prom S I 1 , ,fa John J. Honlin Jupiter 4 Sodolity I, Z, 3, Sr. Ploy-Prop. Mgr. 1 i Joseph H. Hemerlein ,,-Me., Orchestra I, 2 Intramural Sports Eorl R. Hendricks Pepper Honor Student Lotineer I, 2 Sodolity I, 2 I, 2,3 Henry J. Herczog Hank N Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Drum Corps I X- One hundred nine Vincent J Hlovm Bu Honor Student I Cheerao Boys 3 Sodalaty I ndl 2 3 Orchestra 3 Bernard W Johnson Johns Sodalnty I Munvms Reserves Tennns 3 4 l Joseph R Kochmor oe Honor Student 4 Baseball 3 4 Gilbert M Keef 1 Honor Stude t I Sodallty I Latlneer ts Edu Purpl and Ruchord J Kennedy Duck S alntyl 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Orme hundred ten 2 K Andrew J Jrndro Andy Lahneerl 2 3 Lrbrary Club 2 Honor Student I 2 Sodalnty I 2 George R Jusko Bu Mmstrel 3 4 Drum Corps I Track Manager Raymond H Kall Beok Honor Student 2 Orchestra 2 3 Sodaluty Band I 2 Tlmothy P Kelley Tam Sodal I ty Albert J Kent Honor Student I S alntyl 2 3 Band 2 3 4 3 4 .. J.. y ,2, 3, 4 . I 2 B0 , , , 4 ' , , ,4 . l 'll ,l . lj ff? ,U L 6 H IIJ 'll ' 1,2 Drung Major 3 HG-Ii, , 5 A , 3,24 ' ' , , 3 Sp ' d . ' I od ' , , 7 IIAII1 f ,2 3 4 l , od ' , , , Francis J. Kerr Andy So alityl 2 3 4 Drum Corps I 2 3 Minstrel I 3 4 Ralph M. Kinsella Schultz Sodality l Orchestral 2 4 Stephen G Klrner Skinny Honor Student I Robert F Knsh Bo Honor Student I 2 S alntyl 2 3 Track 3 4 John A Kline Kung Kong Cheer Leader 4 Wnlluam G Knuff Flymg Dutchman Purple and Gold Editor un Chlef Honor Student 4 Youngstown Ursulnne I we Joseph C Kocab So alltyl 2 3 4 Servnce Club 3 4 Chairman 4 Charles J Koch Chuck Honor Student I 2 3 So alltyl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Pres 4 Drum Mayor 4 Mnnstrel I 3 Soloist 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Ernestl Koerner Erme Honor Student I Track 2 3 4 Robert W Kama Ba Sodallty I Ax 'I 4 One hundred eleven ff' ,lj u u f d , , , 1 , , 4 1 1 f , 2 1 -1 ,L 11 - I u , 2, 3, 4 u 'bu , , 3, 4 od ' , , , 4 1 u '- u 11 1 ' u . I 2 11Joe11 d j , , , . 11 I 11 ' 1 1 1 d 1 , , 1 1 1 - . r 1 . I I I . .. ,,.A,,.-,,,H . n I - u , 2, 3, 4 1 1 ' Donald V Kuenxel Robert J Kuntx Don o Service Club 3 4 Honor Student l 2 3 4 Wnlllam J Kovelon Andrew W Kundmueller Howard J Lansdowne I Butch Honor Student 4 Honor Student l 2 akf Baseball 3 4 So alltyl 2 3 4 Mmstrel 3 Chorr l Howle Football 3 4 All Scholastuc 4 Monogram Club Presldent Basketball 3 Clifford A Lask C all Intramural Sports One hundred twelve I .affev Charles A Lavelle Chuck Football 2 3 4 Captam 4 Basketball l 2 Baseball 3 4 5Od0llty l Class Otfncer Prom 3 Raymond T Lutz Joseph P McBrnde Roy Mac Mnstrel l 3 Sodalltyl 2 Courl 2 John P Lenahan Re Honor Student I 3 Monogram Club Secretary Baseball 3 4 Latnneer 2 ll .ll IIB 'bil - I I I I Cl , , , HB-HL .1 ' N ., ' . ,, , , If I, ' 1 ' I K I iff I ' 2 Qfvi X , K 1 f- 9 I - p - -5 ll I' 'II ll ll. ll . ll i I . ' , h , Il I ll ll. dll , , , 2, , 4 , , A , , Ambrose McDonald Frank J. McGroder llMaclI llMackll Intramural Sports Purple and Gold Business Manager Mirptrj 4 Charles J McCarthy Marhn J McGee X Donald C McKee Chuck Joe f Sadie Sodaluty l 2 Sodaluty l 2 Honor Student 4 Chour I So alntyl 2 3 4 Latlneer2 3 4 C our I 2 3 f Minstrel l End Man 3 K Sensor Play ,I I Frances J McMahon c Joseph Marosan Mlchael A Maxzeo Muck Honor Student 2 4 S alntyl 2 3 4 La meerl 2 3 4 Editor un Chlef 4 Mmstrel 3 Wnlluom C Madsen I Honor Student l Mmstrel 3 ij Track 3 Alluance Hugh l Zepple Honor Student l S Olltyl 2 3 4 Service Club 3 4 f Francis V May Franny Sodaluty2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mike Intramural Sports One hundred th1rteen f f ' f lf d. h' ,f' fi nah! v J A Y A- L-1 , ff A 4- Z, -'ff od' ,,,l od' ,,, l llBaIIl', ll - ll 4 I2 A If James F. Miles lloocll Sodolity l John W Muller Jock Purple and Gold Tennis 4 John F Monarty John J Murphy Marry Murff Sodolltyl 2 S olltyl 2 3 4 Reserves Football 2 3 Mlmms George J Muller George lntromurol Sports John F Mooney Francis Honor Student l So ollty l 2 3 St lgnotlusl 2 R'lPl' G Moon Joseph Mulligan Edmlfd R MWYUY Raphael Dufch So olntyl 2 3 4 Sodomyl 2 5 gllfyl 2 3 4 Mlnstrel 3 End Mon 4 Track 3 4 Purple and Gold Reserves One hundred fourteen M ll . ll ll . ll ll . 'll d ' , , - f , II- ll ll . ll ' , Od ' , , , I 'x n l ' P. ' - H H H H up Jn Q d ' , , , ' I b od ' , , , 1 A . 1 ' . his , l Y N .xl ll Carmen V. Nasa Joseph P. Nicolay Henry N. Nowak Snaxz Nick Hank Sodality l, 2 Honor Student l, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 All-Scholastic 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Baseball 5 Richard P. Newell Robert E. Nolan nmch., uslug., Intramural Sports Intramural Sports John P. O'Connell Jack Sodolity l, 2 Felix A. Osfrowski PoIak Sodality l, 2 Frank J. 0'Linn ukedu Sodality l, 2 Ernest J. Palinchar PoIly Honor Student l, 2, 4 Sodality l, 2, 3 One hundred fifteen I One hundred slxteen Edward J Parker Honor Student I Charles L Paskert Chuck C S M C Class Chanrman Intramural Sports Edward V Pogonowsku Pogo So alltyl 2 3 4 Edward M Prlce Soda I I ty Francis J Ready oe Tennus 3 4 Y Gerald J Parmn Jerry Honor Student Mmstrel 4 Purple and Gold Matthew A Payne Honor Student I Sodalnty I James J Pokorny Porky I Intramural Sports Cholr I Robert J Qumn o Sodaluty I John A Revynak Rev Sodaluty I 2 I l ,W , I ..Ed:. A ff if ,I S, M I ll ' ll 'L . Q ll . ll MUN ll I ll d ' , , , Il 'll llEdIl. ' 1 IIB LII IIJ IJ ll. ll I . I , Froncns A Rnchtorslc Francois Sodalnty l Joseph J Rogers Sodalltyl 2 Basketball Baseball 3 Stephen A Sasty Babe Cheerno Boys 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 John F Schmitt Jock Honor Student l Sodolltyl 2 3 Lnbrary Club 2 Harold J Schum Pmky 2 Sports Busuness Manager 3 John A Rodeno Jock Sodallty l Francis N Roubleu 1, Rube Football 2 3 Senior Play I u. Claude J Schmldle Lefty Honor Student l 3 Sodaluty 3 Track 4 Youngstown Ursullne John H Schmltz Sn-ntty So allty l 2 Library Club l Servuce Club 3 Robert J Schweers o Servuce Club 3 4 One hundred seventeen nkog.. '1,2,3 ,4 . i . WL-f ll ll I' qi! ,LW . xt I 'Ll . Apr! - J u n I A J ' , ,4 ' ,. B ' ' . and2,3,4 K., f ff 'X,,' , J ,L-, V' gJ,Ljt1'- ,2, ,4 ' l,2 A , ,3,4 M ' , , ,4 d' , . ,Z . I4 llB.bIl usiun uaillu William J. Sebion Carl W. Sheekley Honor Student I Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Sodoluty I 2 Mmstrel 4 Robert M Schwerlng Mortnn M Shea Henry J Samon Bo Babe Simon Slmone Honor Student 4 Mnnstrel 4 So olnty I 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 4 Sensor Play Youngstown Ursullne I 2 Cunclnnotn Purcell I 2 C S M C CIOSS Cholrmon Edward J Skorupslu Stanley A Splrakus Aloyslus V Splsak Potshot Cork Choze Sodgllfy 1 2 So alutyl 2 3 4 Honor Student I 2 Reserves Honor Student 2 So olnty I 2 3 4 Mgnpmg Drum Mayor I 2 3 Bond 3 4 Cholrl 2 Leonard W Snyder Andrew R Sotok Lenny Andy Honor Student I Sodolnty I Sodolnty I Track 2 3 One hundred elqhteen 1 u bn u u ,, . . u d , , , I 1 1 I I ,Vg ,,,..v,,. , ,.-v . . ., Q , A i xrfigllrv C, I : A,,i'v,.: r, . W :Mit ,, H u n u u , d , , , , d , , , , , , 4 I 1 u u u u I Walter A Stehle Alex L Syarto Wall' Shany Honor Studentl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 J So alltyl 2 3 4 Orcnestra I 2 ,jf Pond I 2 3 Secretary 4 1 ,ff Orchestra 4 Cheerro Boys Robert N Stack Roberf H 5fl'lCkeI' Joseph F Szyrel Hey Bo Fade Honor Student I 2 Honor Student 2 Intramural Sports S qllfy I 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee Baseball 3 4 Mnnums Manager Senior Play Robert F Thomas H Danlel Tneman Edward J Tomclk o Dan Honor Student I 2 3 S ollty l 2 3 4 Honor Student I 2 Class Vlce Presndent 4 B nd Mgr I 2 3 4 Sodallty I 2 3 Sodollty I 2 Mnstrel I 3 4 Cheerno Boys 2 Minstrel 3 4 Drum Corps I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 ndI23 ColrI23 ndI23 Track 3 4 John A Tadsen Raymond F Toll llTadll llkayll Intramural Sports Sodollty l, ZL 3, 4 One hundred nmeteen ll l ll ll. ll 5 . . A, ff- d , , , , 1 , , , ,, ',, H L., H ' .. ' . Od , , , , IIB LII . ' ll ll llEdFl , , ,4 Od ' , , , , - q - , , , , , ,4 , , 3, 4 I , , , 3, 4 Bo , , ,4 h , , B0 , , ,4 , Stanley J Trela Drupp Purple and Cold Band 2 3 4 St Ignatius I Joseph J Vacha Curly C S M C Class Chairman Fra ncns 5 Tuleta Fran Sodalnty I Joseph B Vargo oe Honor Studentl 2 S alltyl 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Mlnums James R Veverka Jushn T Watson Jummle Doc Intramural Sports Honor Student 2 4 alltyl 2 3 Latuneer I 2 Raymond A ovec Phalnp A Walsh Thomas J Welsbarth Ray rush Tom Intramural ports Euclld Central I 2 Sodallty I 2 Intramural Sports Mmstrel End Man 3 4 Sensor Play Prom Q32 One hundred twenty Jfx Mfg. HJ 'H my X od ' , , ,I ,N A J X- S fxx Sod. ' , , ,I4 X , . YI .. . . ,, H - HI . H 1, H s A ' A I ' I X I f I l . . X Q . N 'I ' Q3 93 I-N Lawrence R. Whinnerf , s F. Xarham Ee E. Fred Zacharias Shine Zach Sodolity 2 . ' Honor Student I, 2, 3, 4 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel, Eryd Mon 3 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Lotineer I, 2, 3 Drum Corps I Howard J. Wolf Joseph E. Yost Howie njoen Sodolity I, 2, 3, Monogram Club Vice-President Minstrel 3, 4 Trock 2, 3, 4 Honor Student I, 2, 3, 4 Bond 2, 3, Treasurer 4 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Joseph F. Zakrajsek rlzaku Honor Student I, 2, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Joseph L. Zavidski ...hen Honor Student I, 2, 3, 4 Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 George F. Zimmerman Hzebu Honor Student I Sodolity I, 2, 3, 4 Drum Corps I, Z Bond 3, 4 I 4 One hundred twenty-one Top Row: I. Lenzlmn, R. Kuntz, C. Koch, C zrnes, C. Yzrharn, 4th Row: I. S:hmift, V. Hlzvin, F. Grisez, A. Keny L. Goftxs. 3rd Row: R. Thomas, E. Koerne I. Zavidsici, I. Nicolay, I. Vtfalf. 2nd Row: S. Kirner, I. Dillon, G. Keefe, P. Clines, Ft. Kish. lst Row: I. Forhdn, E. Driscoll, H. Cordes, F. Dylinski, I. Andrew. Absent: NV. Stefxlv, Vf. Eqzin, A moment yet the actors stop, And look around to say farewell ERE the last sounds of applause fade away, before the lights are dimmed, and before this drama of high school days is obscured by the mist of forgetfulness, we wish to present, as an encore, those who by their tireless work and sacrifice have succeeded in maintain- ing, during the past four years, a standard high above the average. The medal they have been awarded is a fitting tribute to their efforts, because they strove to uphold the highest standards of Cathedral Latin. We wish them success in everything they undertake in later life, and feel that they will merit iust as much recognition as has crowned their achievements of the past four years. One hundred twenty-two The play is doneg the curtains drop Slow falling to the prompter's bell Sha ' Lpff ES Elmer More has departed For htm trme rs but a dream and eternrty an everlastrnq realxty 'What mterests us now con cerns hrm no lonqer Graduatron Vxerctses the event of a mqht a memory for l1fe Wlll come and ao but he w1ll not be wrth us Hrs Com mencement Day IS a thlnq of the past hrs Drploma has already ushered hrm mto that l1fe whrch eye hath not seen Yes Elmer rs dead llfeless but sttll lrvmq Hrs memory hnqers on the cheery qreetmq of a loyal com rade the Wlnnmq smrle of a happy face the hearty handclasp of a farth ful frrend the persevermq determma tron of a w1ll1nq worker These re echo forever Yes dead Taken before our fmal act was completed Yet we who close the drama of our hrqh school days may look forward to that Grand Frnale IH the land Vlfhere death shall be no rnore Elmer More May He Rest 1n Peace One hundred twenty three ,, I1 , XXLIIIHI. 111 : . 5 i Q ' . 4 Y ' l . . i Y PL lr FRESHMEN Two hundred Freshmen are regrst ered frrst football ga'ne sees ww rs over Glenvrlle 120 turnbles fu .1 1 les Ashtabula holds Lat n to a 6 0 e Van de Motter returns punt ob yards down srdelrnes to 3 yd marker as 1 atrn beats Herghts 8 0 Memorr al too tough hands us frrst defeat 19 0 14 227 volumes collected by school trrplrng book dr1ve quota Frosh D leads w1th lrndra fourth hrghest 1n school a scare Lotrn 18 Beneorctrne 0 Collrnwood trrps us 20 0 mud and more mud Holy Name holds us to a scoreless t1e Latrn drubs lgnatrus 14 0 to t1e for Catholrc League Champronshrp football season ends wrth Doman sk1 chosen as All Scholastrc tackle four C L grrdders chosen on All Catholrc FIOShABCDEFGlOUo1D Squrd Glenv1lle sporls basketball opener 42 15 1500 watch Latrn conquer Holy Name s basketeers 24 18 St V1ncent ends our erght game wlnnlng streak 21 14 varsrty wrns 9 of 16 games Frosh E romps off w1th rntramural basketball sked Skor upskr Murphy lohnson Brrngman chosen on All Frosh team 56 tons recerved IH paper drrve Frosh E leads Frosh d1v1s on wrth 13000 Latrn 27 Musrc Festrval Sheehat sets Nahonal mark at Notre Darne f r 440 51 1 se onas Frosh H wrns rntra rnural tracl rnect wrth 53 pornts Frosh lg sc ond wrth 37 3 Frosh E sc 111d plrrt 1 a 110 1 er cto srnen s e1as ur 1 at 1 C1111 Une hundred twenty four SOPHOMORES Two hunared and hrrty erght Sophs reglster football scorrng starts wrth 6 0 vrctory over Glenvllle Soph C wrns re ord drrve Herghts extra pornt beats l.at1n 13 12 after drop prng two Latrn tres mrghty Collrnwood 13 13 Soph A wrns football trcket contest Holy Name beats Lat 1n wrth pass 6 0 Soph F takes sec ond prrze rn Saurd contest basket ball opens as Latrn drubs Glenvrlle 21 Wagner chosen Al1Scholast1c rrght tackle 140 baskets gathered for needy lohn Adams and East bow before undefeated cagers t1n swamps Ursulrne 51 16 Musrc Festrval features Hruby famrly Latrn annrhrlates Shaker 289 wo goals rn last 45 seconds nrps Marshall 24 22 Latrn enters tournament for county t11t wrth 1817 wrn over Holy Name T Mooney Soph E suc cumbs to sprnal men1ng1t1s on March 5 team wrns Western Reserve trophy schools boast of a second 100 average IS meruea by Drlscoll of Soph schools 2648 subscrrptrons re waraed w1th se na U B vrctory statue Soph F If nks second as s hool IHCTQUSQS paper drrve 1 mage to 75 H Korna Soph D se ond w th 4 132 rounds Soph E dcrrnnaes rntronural trfc-' even' w1th 48 p 1 t runr er dp 18 I s be md s 11 ontest closes X h Soph 4 e Gur flyrng ol rs credrct a SD1T1lQd 1 11 1or year -x Q - H M. .., . 1 -. Y -F I V - 7 7 I 1 . 1 I , , , c . . . 1 I- - I I I 1 I . 1 , , 19 . . . - ' , , , . . . La- , ' . . . A . . ' . , ' ' ' - . . . 1 ' 1 OV, 1 - 1 1 . . . . ,O 1 . . . A awarded U. B. victory statue . . . May ' D . . . ' 'N ' 1 - 1 I . . 4 1 I V A4 ' 1 T . 1 1, ,, co . . .. . . 1 o 1 1 , . . . . J .. cc .1 C . . . 1 . , ' . , ' 1 1 ' 'or , f - 1 - - - A 1 , c A1 -TC 2 . . . . ' BCC V 1 ' . . . . 1 ' ,Z ,S IN so COf11f,G1l1lO!l I fng ur d. 1 A . 'I f ,' 'L 1 'f'l!l 'l 'sg . . . . 1111 1' 1 o :'1111at1o1z A 1 1 J ' . '1 11 loin! h'. . . . 'I,l!'. c .- s cond. 1 ' c c 5 l' ' ' ' Ll - IUNIOR 'J SENIOR , ' , ' , Q 1 V 51, ' L ' f. 3 , ' 1 S A ' No.. 1 I . , ' LE 1 x ' ' A, ,. 1, ' , li' ' ' ' ' ' ' ff ' r A 1 : ' ' ,, ' .f ' P 1 mwlg. . . , -u ' 511 ' V ' ' , f, Q One hundred twentn'-, 'V OFFICERS OF THE GUILD Mrs. I. T. Gunn, Treosurerp Mrs. I. l-l. Gesinq, Finonciol Secre tory, Mrs. I. A. Schmitt, Corresponding Secretoryp Mrs. C. W Yorhcrm, Recording Secretory. Front Row: Mrs. I. I. Boker, Vice-President Mrs. T. A. Boker President, Mrs. G. T. Driscoll, 2nd Vice'President. i. Our distinguished visitor Very Rev. Eroncis lung S TVI Every morning ot 8:45 Roin or shine 3. Checker-upper Donnelly The old cornoufioge. 5. Behind the eight b Snitching ct bite. 7. Kent ot attention. It's GREEK to everyone. 9. Qur reireot rnoster Rev. Voientine Bro Manning ond Louie getting reody for the gorne. li. Inspecting thePrinting Piont A drum Major in the making . . . Bob Wolf. One hundred thirty x , , I-fir. ffii 1 xxx , af, ' if if,-Jvfz 1 Z . . Y' X! W. wmv ., , . 5 'Z ,f-Q.. if , ,W ' N 3 x9 A I ,KL Nothing stops Eisosser on 16. Getting the dope from the 18. Big moments for the Iuniors. his wgy to the Cot cooch. The rings grrive. The 10:30 Club in Senior D. 17. Another Ford Mon of 19. 1 Wonder . . . who is ot the , 1eisure. other end ot the 1ine? lust gnother r1nger4Sos1y. 20- Ccfmem - ' ' fiction! 23. The o1d courtyard. Troining 21. Candy Kids in the Cot. ground for the band' 22. Increosing his vocgbuhzrry. 24' Pleasant hours in the read' Ohl Yeah! ing room. 3 One hundred thirty-one K J, Xfydb 'W 1. Hcrno vs. Koch in CI bottle 3. Where one inch meant o 5. Remember thot Holy Nome of Wits. Referee, Kuntz. championship. Lotin's fam- rally? ous qoczl-line stand. 2. Raspberry, Strawberry, 4. It must be cr tough cxssiqn- Cherry . . Who! sholl it be? ment! Everybody's working. One hundred thirty-two r ,S,:r T . E W fi H.. 'im 1531 ' 3 1 , 1. 5 ' L r 5 ' Y , ' ,Q fi S.-1 ur .- . Q -gag 7! 4' x , X' ff! A 5 270.1 . vi L jx , SW? A 43 ff ' 4' X ' 5 SY Ag, 41 J , 9 Pi Q ' KV- ' .. , , Jig? ' ly K, if 17vL1f07td,11,4 ..... Cl 2161101 V. 1 1 K THE NEWMAN STUDIO 1706 Euclxd Avenue Cleveland Ohxo Official Photographers for 1937 Class 20 f C-2161160 - . g7l1LZl07'm,9 4 1 1 frfferprfse flecfrlc llghflngfixlureslvc ' 6507 GSH F ld A C C12 land I , 1 . - - - 1 . Enlnfnsc Ekrlnr . 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Let The UNIVERSITY of DAYTON Be the Setting to the Flnal Act Tn Your DRAMA OF SCHOOL DAYS The Umverslty of Dayton Has the advantages of both the larqe and small lt has an lnterested superior fUCUlTY 130119439 lt has a fnendly studlous atmosphere lt furmshes excellent courses ln he lxberal arts 1 provides for G wellrgunded pl-Oqrqm m physl and sclences busme s admxmstratxon enq CGI S0C1Gl moral Gnd SP1f1TUGl9dUCC1T10Y1 f199Y1I1fJ pre medxclne A beautxtul campus wzth stadlum and athleuc lt has reeoqnlzed standlnq m the North Central hilds offering adequate Opportunities fo T p ysxcal trammq ASSOCIGIIOH Ohlo College ASSOCIOIIOH and Am ncan Medncal ASSOCIGIIOU spmt that has become tradmonal You w111 feel AT HOME when you are AT DAYTON DEPARTMENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY or DAYTON Arts Sclence Letters Engmeennq Business Admxnlstrutron Chemical Pre Medical Pre Law Clvxl Reserve Offlcers Trummg Corps Electncal College for Women Mechamcul FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS REGISTRAR UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON One hundred thrrty mne n n gg S! . . l . . , t . X 4 h i , ,. , - . - ' ' ' ' r , Q . . . . A student body not too larqe but with a school - 1 1 THE CITY KING C1 1 dcnd Ar:-er1CCmS .Ld HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY COMPANY I BAND INSTRUMENTS The H. N. WHITE CO. 19545-10558 Eixchd Ave. E 'epcxirs on All Instrumems Ph , C - ' ' . 73 1. ' 7 2 d Oh' 5225 Superior Ave. ENCi. 518 S U C C ES S GRADUATES OF 1937 0 0 O THE CATHEDRAL LATIN CLUB The SONNHALTER S S ULMER 8: SONS RESTAURANT Company - - Con Xlimems of , lp CNOITIDIIIHGTITS cf 7 .lwvvrdigzxd Ohh S505 Emltgix A'.'e1. C 51.1. ' fQ.' 1 YY THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSE BULLETIN rs proud of the Catholrc Youth of the Cleveland Diocese who have brought the Voice of Catholzc Action into so many thousands ot' homes through their annual Students Catholrc Press Crusades The prrze wmmng posters reproduced here symbolize therr hxgh devotion to the great cause of the Catholic press One hundred forty one w N if f 31, ' f' 9 . . , Prepare for Mcdern Business in a Midern rmsw Business Sched - -,..p1l...':..... V The DYKE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE CO- 1001 Huron Bead Z Cl-lerry E508 The Quality Commercial School ol Cleveland BEACON PH RMACY Safe Glzzzzfzfzfeg Your Hefzfflf 3456 East 93rd Street Cor St Catherme Ave Cleveland, Ohlo d s ppl W' All Makes of Se 1ng Machmes Pamters and Decorators The Balley Company E ARPANGE TI 4E PI rriw y l U f' 7 K Repairs an u ies fer C W. . ' 'ff . It ffl: . ' S CHerr 32120 10555 Euc id Ave. Gkrixeld 2314 O re hundred fortyetwo w 0 1 ano 111ve1 slty I-U71 IConducted By The IGSUII Fcrthersl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL Ymfwcxrellehe ce 1 Q eurses leedux, Q me ecr ees of Bcrche I S BG heier Q Scene BG l'1 lor el Phlesepny G d Ba bel Q Els ness Aflmmlslrc OV1 RATES ll Hen Slflfl CI semesler Beam S135 CI semester Roe s S40 S65 CI semester UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS CLEVELAND OHIO Cr ml drecl rytleree O U 16 C 1 1 ' ' ON THE ---TGI-ITS lel l O rell t e nlyC th l1cCol'ege lfryeuiq Tien gn the Cleveland diocese. 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I . CCTDIIVH nts A FRIEND HRLINGTON MEHT MHRKET CHOICE MEATS POULTRY 1 ll AQ A 2423 Arlmqf '1 Ave THE DEMAND for Spencerlan tralned students IS greater than the Supply EASY METHOD OF FINANCING TUITION COLLEGE DEGREE COURSES Spencerlan College 3201 Euchd Avenue I-lEnderson 3200 omphrnents of The Heltzel Steel Form 6. Iron Co Flexlble Road Iolnt Machine Co Warren Ohlo Headquarters for all lnnds of Road Buxldmg Eqmpment A GRDINA 81 SONS Furnxture Dealers and Funeral Dxrectors 6019 St Clam l053 E 62 St l530l Waterloo Rd I-lEnderSon 2088 Clmmpzonv oj GOOD LIVING A Convement Store In Every Neighborhood To Serve You ' ' Fzsher 5 W IURITER TY REPAIRED RENTED SUPPLIES ooc ll HANSON BUSINESS MACHIN ES CO. CLEVELAIIUS OLDEST TYPEUJRITER EXCHANGE GOLDEN RULE SERVICE SINCE l9I3 500 BUCKEYE BLDG. zoez EAST 41'H sr. One hundred forty frve GLer' 'Ile N5- 1 - ' .or ' . It ' S ' ' II DAY AND EVENING CLASSES -0- L -Q- ' ' ' . 0 Q 0 - 1 . . . SLAVIN TAILORS MAKERS OF GOOD CLOTHES EUCLID AVE CQRNER QIXTH ST WE MADE THE CATHEDRAL LATIN BAND UNIFORMS EVERYBODY enjoys a. party at HOTEL CLEVELAND Che L15 step 111 hOkmO O p rty O uc eeb ts O hcc I-OTC C vetcmd H yOu X111 hhd O stOtf QOpOb e OOO VVIUIUCJ to retteve 3 O1 Ot bO hersome pOrty detO1ts Here yOu WUI tmO rOOh S Oi ewerv S1 e tO OO O WH OdO e yOur qrOuO The WOrC TC e frd crystOt BOW EOO Odd Od Olrmq Red RO rv will tOke C re ttve ter pOrt1es Ot f1vehtmOred O te hundred Or e en O S OU cotmmttee FOI y lf next r,Orty let us hOx ycu rOO1ts sum est re reshl ents Ohd O t1Ohs OPO eyplctm hOw xt e O re teve yOu Ot OH t we tcttxmq detO1t HDTEL C EVELAN ID OVPLIMENtS O DENISON SUPER SERVICE Gasollne and Lubncahon T1res and Battery Servlce Day and Nxght Servlce ffe O e hunored f rtx ., A, - . Fff ,fIf' Pffif . Q V: ' Of S C- fC1SGti-ETS? ,, . ere fl ' -1 ' 1 x ' ' W' fO' t O ' . ' ' 1 1 ' 'z ' ,O nt 1 t , t ie S at . rn t .pl 0.17. O Of pOrtieS Os 1OrOe O5 One thOusOr1d. 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If fi Uv' 1 'f! e - 1 ' Are Your SA VINGS Brmqing You Ii Not Conslder These FIRST FEDERAL FEATURES Dtvtdend rate tor the year 1936 has been 316 Savmqs rece1ved before the 10th ot each month earn dtvldends from the ttrst of each month Each account 1nsured to S5 OOO by U S Government aqency Chartered and supervlsed by the Umted States Government THE FIRST AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CLEX ELAND OIIIO 5400 Broadway Compliments of George J Phillipp 8: Sons Church Supplies Relwious Articles 2087 East 9th Street 1 MAtn 7818 B Lackamp 8: Sons Wmdow Shades and I enetnan Bl nds GLenulle 3363 10539 St Claxr Avenue A NUNN QUALITY MEATS POULTRY FA1rmount 4182 88 GArt1e1d 4628 2281 Lee Rd 8710 Supenor Ave Learn to play PIANO ACCORDION You Don t have to Buy q M b y TOTAL Ct SMERDA Music 81 Furniture House COME IN AND INVESTIGATE THIS NEW PLAN 5800 BROADWAY Mlchlqan 2803 If Ohto s FITSI Chartered Federal Savmas 'F C CS Loan Assoctat on N 1 EWM FRIDRI J EEVINGLSTORAGE ' Wit t 'i:1 gl 'S QS' One hundred forty etqht 1 0 ! 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'1.st 'EWG ' HE CD32 20,3 E, Defy f ' A 5 9f'.'.'-19.1 rid' ju? fzzif EIlfI1d ' WATER LILIES Ornamental Fishes For Pools ond Aquariums Wm Tncker Inc Indeo nde T f'hCIT Qhlo Mar MCDONALD DRUG 9102 SUPERIOR AVE Arneld 4039 A Frzend Pofnpllrn S ot DONNIELLY SAND 8: GRAVEL CO Baumelster 8m Schmledl QUALITY MEATS Woodland and 55111 ST Market Stand 32 1-1Enderson 1610 C1eve1and Ohlo ASTA MUSIC STORE COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1Vl1ch1qan 2227 0032 Broadway Ave T Y P E W R I 'I' E R S 1 Sold Renied Repcnred l ppl x ld h r k I a TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO 1000 Superlor Ave N E MA1n 0135 The JOHN I NUN N CO FUNERAL HOME CEdar 1464 2041 EAST 89 St Between Euc11d and Carneqle FRANK BORDONARO Fancy Frults, Vegetables and GTOCGFICS C-X field 9100 0109 12 21 Woodland Me Golden Dawn Tavern MUSIC LIQUOR WINES-BEER 6305 Fleet Ave -Xnthom P1echoC1nsk1 Proprietor PRospect 5190 J M DINDIA 81 SONS FRUITS AND PRODUCE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 3010 Cedar Avenue Cleveland Ohlo One hundred hfty on . . 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C ' - v 1' ' v 1 for 9 I 1 Sinn' 1000 U ' ' '. '. ll XIiI.li , . T ' Q 1 . A , J . . f 1 ,. , . , xx' ' A . , . f Y u 1 C rw ,-, . X, , CLEVEL CLGCIIVJCHSI 3421 3333 W 120 The Tool Salvage SCFVICC QP vr 50 Everythzng In the Drug Llne ON MILLING CUTTERS DRILLS 6 REAMERS SHERWOOD s The Tool Salvage 81 Mfg C0 2 5 E d Oh fwemphm me l Leg J3H1CS W lifff C Tedcher or PIANO TROMBONE MODERN HARMONY OBERUN CONSFRJATORY SVSTEM 4th Consecuhve Year Arranglnq Lcttlns Mlnstrel Show Muslc Orchestratzon Arrangzng Glden 3163 566 E ll7th ST Joseph F Campolo mm FURNACE AND The SHEET METAL WORKS Au' Condxhomng 1037 Termmcxl Tower AND, OHIO One hundred hfty three 'v.'1l1 .., . yin C1fLI,YZX1I'I'lC1fQlY W3 You Can Get CH A , 7 VM ,, , A ,.. 1 , 2054 E. Qlh. Rose Bldg. r meld ,,e'Jeli:i , .12 O H e . 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