Cathedral Latin School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)
- Class of 1943
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I I I I on the Occasxon of the of thelr Foundation we dedlcate ln token of our Smcerest Appreclcxhon the 1943 X IIIXJK' 1 1 1 PRO DEO ET PATRIA I' i 1821 of ' f , fA!lZ!.l'I'l',5lll'lf 0 1 g ,,,1fQ',f! HY oi how our Alma Mater F ereels upou the N au all emhraerup Ehrrsuau edueatron Pro Ueo et Palrra through a a eveloped program oi crealrve aetrvrlres 5 uf.. zealous Eatholre leadershrp and 3. urlellrpeut ertrzerrshrp PAUL BUHN Co edrtors HUBEHT WULFP JUHN UEERINU Busruess Eomaua ers roseru errors U .fx Xy.. ue sro o , A So Q r d . . . . V cooperation in sludeul social lite, as she prepares us to We oarelully lard louudahoos ol Chrrstrau hte of ru the home gurde pursurt fl ol the arts and srreuoes trough 'Tp through ooustaut eurouragemeut ol trteudshrps X K, assume ru the world ot tomorrow the resuousrhrhty ol we retell ru the f -rfqxgzlfyd 1 nc jo PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS DE ENTHEDHNL LllTlN SDHDDL CLEVELAND DHID S . , , , q ',V, gil' S ,f7,. ' ' T, and X X3 ,f ! 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SCHHEMBS, S.T.Il., LL. ll Bishop ni Elevel NSTALLED as C adeutor Brshop on lanuary 2l l943 Brshop l-loban rrn medrately assumed part of the gruel l1ng responslbllrtres whlch so burden Archbrshop Schrembs Wrth hrs krndly yet effrcrent manner Wrnnrng the confrdence of Cleveland Catho l1c1ty B1shop Hoban saw to rt that the zeal whrch had heretofore character 1zed hrs entlre pastoral l1fe would manlfest rtself rn contlnued sprntual benefrcence Actrng rn her capacrty as dlocesan school Alma Mater ex tended htm cordral welcome and support S ORKING zealously rn an effort to gerrnrnate 1n young Catholrc manhood the seed of Catholrc actron Brshop McFadden taught hrs charges the sprntual responsxbrlrty whrch the Cathollc man of today must accept Gur Auxrlrary Blshop through years of farthful servrce has set an example whrch although srmple IH pattern ac curately charts and d1I9CfS our course of l1VlHQ toward heavenly channels Hrs peerless gurdance has left rn us an enclurrng rmpressron whlch can not fall to frnd rts Way 1nto our future S . . 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IN :N 1, 1 5..l 'TI '. .I ' . my 1-W Inf ffrlf 1 . H ' NUI 1 -5 1. Hy. X41 :::, 1 wi., :ff 'xfli' 2 uv: mlm. :Z -1 11.1 . frm' 1' vc wr L 1 A f ' fm' ' . Hear Graduates ol 1943 The second half of your Hlgh School career has been spent under a war cloud and nt has lett a dehmte lmpress on your class A fourth of your number dwmdled away mto Defense Plants and vanous branches of the Servlces while you were pnvtleged to cont1nue on and reach the goal of a High School d1ploma Tlus pnvlleqe w1ll make you all the more wxlhng and anxtous to take your place ln the swdtly movmg current of hie and accomphsh worthwlule thxngs Pro Deo et Patna. Country' There IS so much to be done tor both It rs unposs1ble to separate them for loyalty to God requlres loyalty to your Country and you as Cathohc young men wlll never be loyal to your Country lf you are not loyal to your God More than etght hundred sons of your Alma Mater are spread over the face of the world glven the glonous opportumty to demonstrate what Latm s Sons can do tor God and Country A few have patd the supreme pnce All oi t.hem expect you to do your part when the hme comes you w1ll ti you ever keep before you the rdeals taught you at Cathedral Lattn That you may ever be Mtndful and Faxthful m word and deed Pro Deo et Patna IS my prayerful wlsh to the Graduates of 1943 Rev Aloyslusl Bedel S M Presldenl 'A' 'k 'A' LR PRESIDENT SPEAKS Whatua grand ideal this motto holds out. Porn God and 4 'k 4 M REV. ALUYSIUS J. BEIIEL, S. M. President VICE-PHESIUENT BHU FRANCIS T NUHTHEN S M WITH the inauguration of the new office of vice-president at Cathedral Latin came a host of duties to Brother Frank Nurthen, S. M. Between ironing out con- fused schedules and maintaining order and efficiency in school records, time weighed lightly on his experienced hands. The outlining of courses for the entire school, and the administering of discipline were supplemented by classes in Senior Mathematics as Bro. Nurthen rounded out his responsibilities. MEN OF '43, future fighters for freedom, Catholic gentleme quired at their Alma Mater go forth, as now more than eve of the graduate in the forces of God and country Pro De BHU. HEHMAN J. THANER, SM EEPING the school out of the red and in the Purple and Gold was the all-irn- portant duty of the treasurer, Brother Her- man Thaner, S. M. Many long hours were spent balancing books so that Latin might live and continue to spread its rays ot Catholic influence in a dark war-torn World. Collecting tuition, meeting hills, and serving as faculty adviser to the Dads' club formed the bulk of Bro. Thaner's under- taking. Selling War bonds and stamps to help finance our country at war was his special occupation. builders of a new world based on the Christian ideals ac scholastic maturity and religious fervor influences the march EXPERIENCED DELIEIDDS GUIDED DDD DESTINIES R e v e r e n d EUGENE W CARLEN SM a p 1 HE absence of atheists on the battle tronts reflects religious character bullders at borne And thrs rn turn focuses the spotlrght on Father Eugene Carlen S M chap larn at Latrn Thrs prrest of Mary follows the outlrnes ot a rnan en trrely devoted to the spreadrng of relrgrous ideals in the hearts of Catholrc youth A builder of char acter Pro Deo et Patrra E D U E A T U R S OLLOWING the excellent excnnple of their founder Sylvester P Wilhelm Economics General Business O B E Moderator and leader Wrlllam Ioseph Chamrnade the Brothers of Mary carrled out a complete program ol Chnstlan Educatron Pro Deo et Patna as they planted true Catholrc leadershrp rn the heart of the Latin scholar S M Charles V Prersmger S M Albert H Rose S M Charles A Haluska S Drrector of Drc rnatrcs U S History Mathematics Debi te Club Madera or Faculty Manager ct Morse Code hletrcs Pre Pllght Lab :fa Bro Sylvester P Wilhelm Rev Charles V Prersmger Bro Albert H Rose Bro Charles A Haluska 'l C I I I t C h l a ' n .g y Bookkeeping English Civics Physics ' i ' E ' E fa Mr. William I. Terncmsky Bro. Iohn I. Iansen Bro. I-'rasnk I. Kelly Bro. Ioseph G. Wiesmann Bro. Iames M. Darby 1-'rank I. Kelly. S.M. Ioseph G. Wiesmann, S.M. Chemistry Heqistrar willidm I- Temcmslry Mathematics Publicity and Eflqlish Chemistry Club Art Director giirrnliaiidviser Intramurals Iumeg M- Darby' S.M. Religion Enqlish Iohn I. Icmsen. S.M. Chemistry Pre-Flight Aeronautics Mathematics Asst. Faculty Mgr. of A Soclality Moderator thletics Leo I. Mock, S.M. Religion German Sodality Mode War German T Latineer Adviser Purple 6. Gold Adviser Bev. Leo I. Mock Ji A E UPPLEMENTING mental training was the development of discipline, sell-defense, and endurance, through systematic physical training. A highly-skilled coaching staff put the Latinites through a series of body-building, ranger training, and calisihenics, a prelude to the rigorous training received in the armed forces. Bro Leo I Murray Bro Ioseph C. Fox Mr. William I. Belanich Bro. Adolph L. Kult Mr. Herbert C Eisele Joseph C. Fox, S.M. Mr. William I. Belanich Ggfmqn Physical Education Afnletii:Suwerv1sa: Coach ot Football Mr. Herbert C Elsele lce Hockey Physical Education 'Track Athletic Direc or Leo I Murray' s'M' Coach of Football Re HIGH t Basketball, Trick rs ub Bernard I. Backus, S.M. Religion Typewriting Shorthand Adolph I.. Kult, S.M. 'Q Business Arithrneti: Librarian Bro Bernard I Backus STUWOHQTY LHUUTY Club ENHIEHED STUDENT LIFE WITH EVERLASTING VALUE LITERATURE ANU LANGUAGE NDER the guidance ot well-versed tutors, the upperclassmen delved into volumes of Vergil. Cicero, cmd Caesar. These writings ot ancient Romans instilled in the Latinite an indelible culture obtainable only through diligent study. Ot real value to the student was a thorough intro- duction to German and French. War German was inaugurated to prepare the graduate for eventualities in the service of his country. i fl ' yu Walter F. Hausield, S.M. Francis P. Dillon, ' A ,J Charles F. Kolf, S.M l..I!'1C Srfrnetry fmqlisf. ' , AIT Eaifiiftn Litin f ' f l lvftztfzevrnmii s Hlstciy L ltfef'fg'1ni ll 1 'ffhirlc :lub fffflfr :tri Bro. Walter F. Hausleld Mr. Francis P. Dillon Bro. Charles F. Kolf Bro Rich rd A Bro. Louis I. Brendel Mr. Kenneth G. Fierle Bro. Austin I. Holian Kenneth G. Fierle Asst, Carifi 'Ji :S :size Louis I. Brendel, S.M. Prefect of Disciplin Austin I. Holian, S.M. Graduate Student in Electrical Engineering at Case School of t t t Applied Science BUSINESS PRINCIPLES MPHASIS on basic business prin- ciples and the duties entailed in secretarial work was stressed in commercial courses. The qualities of orderliness and accuracy were skil- fully blended into typing. bookkeep- ing. shorthand. and office work. Through the efforts of the competent business faculty, the department's facilities have taken on a modem dress. Adding machines, secretarial files, and the latest table-desks as- sured future businessmen first hand experience. MUTUIIL IIEVUTEIINESS IlNIl IIIIIET EFFICIENCY Throuqh years of pleasant ser- In the school chapel both vice in the main office as secretary students and faculty received the to the President, Miss Loretta M. heavenly aid of Christ and His Narey made innumerable friends. Beloved Mother in the difficulties of '-5 P? Bro. Martin Werneburg, S. M. school life. All Latin met here to Fascinating to student and renew and strengthen the fraternal teacher alike, science gets full em- spirit that reigned in the hearts of phasis at Latin. Here Brother Kelly everyone. demonstrates properties of colloids. ROBERT E. HRADEK CHARLES D. MISSAR GEORGE A. BRENNAN WILLIAM E. HIEUT HAYMUND L. KELLER President Vice-Presidenl JUSEPH V. UE GHANDIS Secretary ROBERT C. WOLFF EDWARD A. PEVEC IOSEPH R. WALSH THOMAS I. LISY -.-.... i' an 1' -- 'X Q k ' ,, 492 41 3 'Zig if If 1 'r 4 ll F F l C E ll S , , 4 JUHN J. DEEHING GEURGE ll. BRENNAN Treasurer Alternate G R A U U A T E S JA .....-,e,i..,i ...MW ., ,, 4 -,..-..,.....,...,--,... W.,-..tt,,,W ,, m.,....,,..... 3 . l 5 s 5 .9 3 I f 2 f A l ., WWW 5 .A M.iu.e.....,,,., ,,,,, Am w ETICULOUSLY forged to the exacting standards of Cathedral Latin, Cleveland's representative high school, the 1943 graduati.ng class goes forth to face the challenge of life strong in body and sound in mind. These Latin stalwarts thank alma mater for the firm moral foundation she has erected within them. Iohn F. Anderson ,,AndY,, Pleasantness, but force- 1 fulness, school loyalty and resourcefulness are all at- tributes of lack. A rabid follower oi sports, he par- ticipates rn many. Dancing Cwith qirlsl is favorite y amusement .,,.. NAVY AIR CORPS. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Latineer 2, 3: Re- serves: School Play: Intra- murals 1, 4. .K Norbert S. Badar Norb Norb is a lanky, lean hurdler deluxe. His was the path to triumph on the cin ders. A golden string of victories was accredited him as his friendliness paid dividends in constant Y companionships . . ARMY Honor Student 1: Sodality l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4 , Co-Captain 4: Bowling 4, Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4. 'k Gerald E Boxsvert Bushwah ple1 art fell N sh :lon H ta e 1r art nd 1 lS 111 e mon cn nab e one F e as PRIESTHOOD Rxchard A Brown Brownxe or 1n 5 lc hall and 1 ack th rk h up er t C1 bracket made Dck a t rr n e posse se 1 wm rq 111 on1 counted 11, 111 tr 1 art 1 lor the 1111. 1sk1'11 Really a popular younq 1 1 ARMY Honor Student 1 Sodallty 1 Foot ball 3 4 Al1Scholast1c 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Carl I Byron Count V411 S1 1: 11 1 t1n.1 ARMY So dalrty 4 Track 4 School Play 'A' Paul T. Bohn T-Bohn ,-5. oz. ::1i':r1 at 17.6 press 1 V 1.-:ri ruse z.. unsuspzectea xzzngriexice through 111s hranchgld T-Bohn Mar- ziw P2111 skdfully syncc- gfed t p:1.r of het mallets :Ii his :if-nzhts . . ARMY. Honor Student 1 2' Sodal- 1ty 1 2 3 4 Prefect 4 at meer 2 3 4 Feature Edl tor 4 Pumle and Gold Co Edltor Chemxstry Club C S M C M1nstrel 3 Augustus I Boova Gus l'lT 1 n h e set v 1 IZlI ess and ARMY Intramurals 4 Emery B Busch Slasher O1 q ator of ser' e of the t umque yarns ever ver What Emery dld to the Russ1a1'1s are mc: to the Germans A lulc s 1111111 nat C etely can uflrqed J 1 not sl1sh C Oblflfg hockey ,layers ARMY Sodallty 3 4 Lahneer 2 4 Mxnstrel 3 Sololst Hockey 3 4 Pur ple and Gold Intramurals 2 3 4 Glee Clubl School Play Robert I Cahlll Bob 1 14.41 Y 1. q st y C AIR CORPS GROUND CREW Commerclal Club Intramuralsl 2 3 4 'A' Andrew R Borzl George A Brennan Andy Dutch ll 'l 6 WE P 1eo '1lf111 v ll w Yr' ls ch y e1 1 C s hen them rr 3 lS 'Q L1 Qt 1 e e 1 r s , reser- reva H1 ne day to another 6 st1sw of p .me '1C1s Vide and lTlCC 11C ex ten ous rem 1 n Honor Student l 2 3 4 sub ect 1 the 1vh1n1 Hockey 4 Semor Class Ot cl 1s 1 1d su 11,1 flcer Alternate ARMY Com rr erc1al Club Paul V Callahan Charles I Carome Pudq1e d N1 n c1 Ilfl I 1n 1h se-me 1s -ir t1:'CC q ad wonders h vlo e hx t e a sex onxnq ARMY S ahty I 2 3 4 V1 e Presldent 4 M1nstrel 1 2 3 Soloist 1 2 3 Hockey 2 3 4 Glee Club l Chrlst Curly 111 K , 'S bc Il 'nod Gab y '1 e are ry w to lo J ARMY AIR CORPS Honor Student 2 Sodalxty 2 3 4 Lahneer 2 mas Play 1 Rxchard R Casey Anthony C Catalloto Ducks ruse C AC 11 I1 1e ARMY Honor Student I Sodalxty 1 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Lxbrarlan 4 Orchestra 4 Purple and Gold Chem1stry Club Tony 11 1 e 111g nc Ge G s11,L 1 Q Tl av r MARINES Sodahty 1 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Mlnlms Iustm R Clohesy ust L '111' P7 PRIESTHOOD Thomas B Colosxmo Collxe 1 fl 111l 1 k 1 c l'I l tc t 1 ARMY S dal1ty l 2 3 4 Latmeer 2 Football Mana qer 2 3 Track Manager 1 2 3 4 Purple and Gold Int amuralsl 2 3 4 ,, D ,, H H H U ,. 1, ILI 5553: ., '15 , 31 t1'1'.' -.ez 5113113 P-5 .sylf 11111 .dysx1i1,1- ' IG not G crzge 1:1 71 b1.1l1f11it in- fyfyqi V,'q..,1yI 1 LI CI 1' 1511 '.'.'l1C te1:1d E115 rf-11 str- .L . 1:3 nth l.,1 C11v1d11'1l li: 13 1e1l 5 l.mf5 , 41 3, gi g- ??11'1i 11 Lu V11 the :,tl1 se:1,1 1 ' V .11 s1ad.es. 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I I 7 9' 41 I ll' GRADUATES 'A' Edward M Muldoon 10 ' f 10 J I Lf I In Q a I 'tle hr Ke on-1 11255 I9 SUI 9 1 1' 'ws u E CI socml qu1reme'1ts Iride- on mu h dfrr ind rn h s x 1 l 'DllI tfd '11v rl 1 1- bru AVIATION CADEI' Robert G Nxtza Bob HIS a1'1b1t1or' to b Ieron lut Pal e'11r1r1err tronalv prom,1 d by my s1 tl 11t1 1141 11g 11 1v1ty s med to 1 nt11rd111c1 xsf r empt to Illl tf1 honor o r1t1nq Nl'1lQl1 1 1 tour ye Irs ARMY Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Sodaltty I 2 3 Modeleers Iohn A O Connor Brute I 1 1 Nl h srrtr s s I1 fontb nte dence un nquerakne ARMY Honor Stu dent 1 Sodalxty 1 Foot 1 2 3 4 Tra k 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Boxmq 3 Charles D. Missar N Miserable for few: 4 ., . .,. ,....v,. .4 V, 21 .- . ,e .1 ... V-. ,. honzr 1:11. dzstxnctzcrz. - 11 neue-T thus 'w'f.!1T1lH'1 l Be .1eves in applying hmself md this quahty has served in zustzfy his election as 'noofgreszdent 'nt the Lb- ' - .1' ARMY Honor Studentl 2 3 4 Sodalxty I 2 3 4 I.1brary Club 2 3 4 V1cepresxdent4 Don Bosco Club Intramurals 3 Iames E Myers Champ I C1 S171 e and 1 '1 0 'ehov I NAVY Honor Studentl 2 Sodallty I Football 2 Basketball 1 Z 3 Intramurals 4 Box xn 3 4 Iames F Nolan lm 111 v s another c 1nesv1l' mpresentxtves w 0 uuh 11rd on R sm: s 'md ,1 ryod hnd 11 the Sodahty Took n1t11 11q to1 g1111ted Ind found aut wh 11 wont on the h 11d v ry NAVY Honor Studentl 2 Sodalltyl 2 Drum Corps l Basketball 2 3 Reserves Intramurals Iohn C Oehl Duke V117 VIII UI II are ye e t 111:1r, ho u s o 11 e e ., 9.11 h baske I we I 1' NAVAL AIR CORPS Track 2 Intramurals I 2 4 Henry A Neu ohr Sonny Q11 md 1-I nk ns qu Il Y 1,1 Il t I1 xhts NAVY Sodalrty 1 Commercial Club Football 3 Trafk 2 3 4 Wen ht Llfter Intramurals l 2 Damel I OI.cuqhl1n Danny e fL'itl 113 1 Jerk s z posses son xe b 1ty 1 11 li r ARMY Sodahty 2 Football 2 Track 2 3 Lawrence G Neurohr Babe 'T' 1 y 0, Cl 1 ookmq I Ufll 9 11 P d1d 11 1 ng D 1 '31 ARMY Sodalxty 12 We1qhtL1Iter l 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 Walter F Owen Ted nded t us1 1 o r f: 1' llllI'1 1 nness 1 sketb 1 C ash HIS o 1' ned h1 u rods JUSI to o d 1n '1d C v om MARINES 4 Inu-Umm-Q15 Drum Corpsl 2 Comme: cxal Club Intramuralsl 2 if Rlchard C Patyk a 5xl ARMY Intra murals 3 4 Sr-hool Play Iohn G Paulm Zeke NAVY Honor Student l Sodallty rack 2 4 Inr murals 1 2 3 Footballl Howa d G Pekar IOSSPI1 R Pelffls Peck Pete P ARMY ARMY Honor Student 2 Scdallty HCDOX' SU-ldeni I 4 50dU1lfY 1 Im!-Umm-Q15 4 1 2 3 4 MIHSIYQI 2 C m merclal Club Whxrlo Club Purple and Gold Bus Mgr Intramurals 2 3 4 43 I my st'1f .... . 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Cf -The V H V 3395 ' ' an ,1 1 . f s q 1t cr r. for 'ine au1a.1 . 1 y 1 I 1 - .1 . 1 Y Q re Q I .1 wif: ' was . shmina 2 , 1 .. . exirypl of the Af . - ' 1 ,,,, , g ' : - :sth 11' char. t, ..., , ' . ' . : ' ' : e- . 5261? WUT! mf From the earnest pursucxl of knowledge came vxsmns of cr new and better world and pnnclples io malfe It endure UL an auf or m '---.. ,Wm J-wt Am-fl vw f' Engineers, architects plan a future world as they wield T-square and compass over intricate blue prints. Warm, appetizing lunches vanish amidst warmer discussions on trig and Latin, gags and gals, War and the draft. Front Row: N. Marek, A. Belovic, R. Burns, C. McGovern E. Nagorski, B. Roby, R. Lanigan, R. McCabe, P Raymond. Second Row: T. Stepanski, R. Matuska, P Patton, W. Brabenec, I. Connelly, I. McGillick, P. Cihak E. Gibbons, R. O'Leary. Third Row: V. Kramer, R Mullally, W. Machuta, R. Kolesar, R. Boerern, I. Ellison I. McGroder, I. Cetkowski, I. Flynn, W. Gannon, T. Maj Rea: Row: F. Restifo, R. Noll, R. Major, A. Catalano, A Wiehn, R. Boeslcen, W. Manion, C. Beck, I. Lavelle, A Mahall, D. Barry. L I-'ront Row: I. Dickard, A. Zakrajsek, C. Stepan, I. Gran dillow, B. Hlavin, I. Hansen, B. Schnurr. Second Row B. lammarino, I. Kirk, I. Kenney, I. Budd, B. Duffy, I Hanratty, W. Hill, T. Brunner. Third Row: D. Hilfer, L Tylicki, E. Lewandowski, C. Cogan, W. Cummings, B Livingston, H. Ieseski, I. Towley, F. Schaefer, I. Haluska. Rear Row: L. Padurean, W. Forde, A. Snyder, D. Mc- Farlane, C. Chiszar, I. Dromey, P. Milano, L. Finnerty, A. Myers, G. Solinski. Absent: P. Gareau, B. Sweeney, W. Bennett. Student participation in mock gov- ernment brings a knowledge and understanding of the citizen's re- sponsibilities and rights. Business practice gave the com- merce student skill in operating bookkeeping and adding machines and efficiency in systematic filing. new I, - ll- , llilillif . . 162435 fit!! 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Q, J 5' Y , ,,w gf' Y 1, f I ,. in 1 ' ,-T1 ,y-'il' mf f J , 5 NI., ' x f ' ewazfw ' V uw paw ,L gW.y 'b !:!Vv 4 wnq, QA 46 Q' I in fw ,, , J 1 - 'fl -,.7f ,. - L xx QHQTN 5 , H N if ! 'af if Q , 1 f 191' if? S., In Q K T 1 xw Q5 2 Q L M A W S A K L? J ty-llbi' V an V 'xx Q ' vw . ' It V- k-hk if - Q wk A, wks W T I V 1 -. V, ? :ry Front Row: R. Baranski, A. Manqione, G. Maiejka, R. Majewski. Second Row: I. Meyer, E. Grauel, R. Pardee, R. McConnell, I. Ruffinq, I. Sebian, W. Rusnaczyk, E. Mascha. Third Row: V. McFadden, I. Gulan, R. Malaga, I. Sheekley, N. Siewko, S. Lojewski, T. Grant, F. Flanagan. Fourth Row: R. Maloney, I. Petersen, W. Zahler, L. Hyland, I. Rankin, I. Mack, A. Potocnik, S. Stunek. Rear Row: I. Moran, K. Haggerty, T, Caine, E. Lehane, E. Hoe-qler, I. Lalley, R. Olmstead, R. Siedler. Q aaa Flon! Row: P. Graehling, T. Gallaqher, R. Abbott, R. Cawley. Second Row: L. Zaller, I. Farrell, V. Perrazza, L. Fink, C. Gabriel, R. Avondet, G. Enqlehari, R. D'1-Xmico, L. Colosimo. Third Row: I. Coviellc, R. Flcmilc, E. Best, W. Flanagan, VV. Eline, I. Deerinq, M. Duffy, V. De- Crane, L. Veil. Fourth Row: E. Carorne, L. Vavra, W. Feldkircher, N. Zupan, P. Graff, W. Dre-chsler, l. Pinucan. Rem' Row: I. Filocca, l. Eisenmann, B. Fazzine, I. Falvey, R. Wickman, W. Cowles, G. Chance, A. Vilon, R. Follman. Front Row: I. Sunseri, A. Kovar, I. Bamo, R. Zoller, E. Wojciak, R Ullmann, I. Baumqartner, B. Sweeney. Second Row: Pl. Lasko, F Kochttn, A. Kowalski, R. Stein, A. Lauer, R. Sobinslcy, A. Daurelle K Vadas. Third Row: E. DeSimog1e, T. Siatkowslci, H. Sazima, R Spokas, R. Przybojewski, I. Koelman, A. Beclnarowski, N. Vitanonio D. Kowallek, E. Voldrick. Rear Row: L. Slinwinsky, G, Walling, C Bojanowski, C. Pilcul, F. Simek, A. Znidarsic, I. Killeen, C. Zembala W. Kay, I. Kazmerski. From Row: W. Prenderqcrst, I. Kirschner, I. Krenn, I. Morscher. Second Row: W. Ioyce, H. Lemieux, R. Stephens, S. Longo, E. Kickel, R. Leopold, W. Lostoski. Third Row: A. Tilow, E. Synek, I. Petkovic, M. Stuncik, G. Sidercrs, E. Kestner, I. Lonqe, C. Tomsick. Fourih How: R. Russell, C. Kierszynski, T. Doherty, D. Royed, H. Pcrtrizi, W. Rini, I. Kellcrcky, R. Truszczynski, C. Von De Motter. Rear Row: R. Stephenson, A. Refe, K. Lorman, L. Spokes, D. Verderber, I. Tryon, P. Toomey. Absent, R. Posiponkcr, W. Mason. A WA. - - 1 Y K f 4 V1 v . 4' w T5 ww W,M, - 5 I M V A d ,142 - 'f 1 S .fr 'Q QB ' 1 ' W 'A -Q' W W ...M i ,.n. .....4 if ' V 'W 45 an in W f H W if Vg '. nf A f V .Wg H g 994 .35 Q, 5: is i Q if S' Ye' ' V 1-f -Si L 4, ' x , , , ,az 5- E., :ff 2 x i was if .igl 4 -7 in Mg W? -Q55-1 Y Q -: -' 'fffb ff I 'W .gi may M' 'W' Q 'f ' J M I X1 X5 V. V3 Rr If W. Q , HI- -'af F ll jr Q sf Q ew gf 'M tj 5: ' ' 4 gi ' , '74, 1 Q' 3 4? QE - V If XX,-r , As .. 1. G T ' -W . .4 , X. 'Sf QW? . :L Q V VU i M' . z Y Sf V 4 , ,Q 2 4 KA N I SOPHOMORE E Front. How: '. Q H. fexler, f. .:t':f. f. lf ':r:i. Second ROW: feF1. e1.' fpffej f. Fpshii, fs ' f3:r':r.Q k, T. ff riff. Third Row: ' E F. FS tzejr T, '.f3r'i:, f. 3. Fourth Row: .-1.. 221.11 P FT' . Q. il?'. 1YT'11L'Ql1 P films, Rear Row: . :i s11r1:E: N PT' More than seven hundred loyal Cath- edral Latin alumni serve Uncle Sam in the present world-wide conflict for free- i dom. SOPHOMORE F Front Row: Sirxfiefzz, E. Herri- yqn: C. Cf'-'iff E, FYCITLIS, F. Bfzinliicfe, Z. CNQLQ F. Motel. Second Row: ' f.f1C:rihy, S, Terzaf P.. GTV CJ'JHf1UQf ' '. '2':i'.:r.1 l.. 3 lflillfll f. Q,si:f.':.'s-:L fkzierty, Third Row: f 312321, A. Eisgicli, I. icxuezs L. Gentile, N, Kecuqn, F, lizmicwski, f, 'fffzlsi F. Gunn, ' Smiip Rear Row: I.. fkzrxfrefli, fi, f.'f1'f .':rg I. Shu? l-l. Moran, IL. P9117 Glxim R. Ecmxnow- sky lf. C?.:'r.escr., E. Hcrschler, P. ?f.xS'1. Arsf-r.'1 P. lf Wy Our seniors mastered morse code in their Pre-flight Aeronautics course, as the ncxtion's uid forces beckoned. SOPHOMORE G Front Row: De Gceifxnc, F Farley, f, Felensfeiri E. Licldy, T. fxgzxer, T. l.':'1T.Fl'16Y, T. K-earns, D. '91 fc 1. Second Row: T. lffczdoere. ff fer, f. Lily, E. lessmel- 1.1: I '.'. 'f' Privy F. D 1?..E.L1L1SGr1, '. fix f. F: zrikf... Third Row: T 'ffl fisef F.. Cwer. . .: I.Egq.1r.,F. Guenin, 1 'r'1'.i: ', ffrkfzs Lizrfziigf, I. 51252 F.. Earl: Rear Row: E. E1.'.i:' F F41 L. Frcnfzzk, I 'Vee' '47 ' 'Nfrw fv ..- .. . U.. e ,,....,., F. F' n L'g'?iis F. nuke. Front Row: I. Varqa, P. Duffy, M. Wisinski, R. McHugh, A. Anclreano, A Boyle, D. Lasky. Second Row: L. Gorie, R. Kopachy, A. Stanley, H Paulin. Third Row: I. Corcoran, C. Dziak, W. Conley, I. Moran, C. Flood A. Schultz, I. Vojtek. Fourth Row: A. Kocin, I. Smith, L. Reagan, I. Price I. Adams, E. Farrell, R. O'Malley. Rear Row: I. Kenehan, R. Badar, I Gelliarth, P. McCoy, K. Rice. Q? Q 91' Front Row G Sadauskas R Iuhan R Roach R VonLehrnden T Woo Second Row F OBoyle B Kllbane I Keele L Billings E Healy R Horvath Third Row A Marco O Callahan S Schmitt R Markewcus E Przeracki Fourth Row S Mxshaqa C' Kundmueller I Flood I Cole E McNamara W Iakubs Rear Row A DICICCO A Bednarowski S Stakowskx D Poley R Podolil I Huser Absent T LoCastro DISPLAY UNFLIIGEING ZEIIL IN SUCEESSES GENERALIZED view ot world history depicted to the rising freshman cz comprehensive View of the story of mankind. Young minds. grappling with the mistakes of the past, struggled to solve the problems of world reconstruction for the future 1 1 ,Q EHUM THESE BANKS UE STUHDY YUUNE MEN ARIED but basxc mforma tx n culled rn thxs hrst year set the stage for deeper cmd more specialized knowledge which would be added through language, science, and com- mercial courses ot subsequent years. The freshman is eager to master these early studies in view of more mature work. FRESHMAN D Frcnt Row: L. Bucheral, C. Davey, G. Dietzel, H. Ferberdino Second Row: T. Cullen, S. Croce, F. Crilley, F. Ausflug, V. Bon nell, D. DiSesa, B. Bayloq, D. Ferfolia. Third Row: K. Dinard, L Corsaro, B. DiFranco, D. Fleming, K. Bahr, I. Bemer, T. Frontczalc A. Delvlichele, E. Walunis. Fourth Row: K. Fox, I. Balch, M. Co rnella, C. Baznik, R. Bolanowski, I. Coyne, C. Cooper. Fifth Row T. Fox, E. Donnelly, B. Brazie, I. Buehner, I. Edelman, L. Fouger cusse, D. Cemy. Rear Row: I. Deljlorville, Cf. Dereska, M. Bllly E. Erzen, B. Borzi, B. Brandenstein, B. Brown, B. Dzpxrec. Front Row: I. Zuiia, E. Gorczyca, I. Zajc, VV. Weltin, D. Hass, R Timbers, D. Kiass. Second Row: M. Kane, R. Rhein, M. Ianni, B Turi, E. O'Boy1e, R. Crocker, R. Ferran. Third Row: R. Hedder man, D. Ferrazza, R. Ward, L. Gaudio, E. Luke, I. Vaia, C, Scara viili. Fourth Row: E. LaPierre, L. Cesar, M. Gavin, L. Lapka, W Becka, I. Sierner, G, Buday. Rear Row: I. Plavcan, C. Oliver, B Patton, F. Gaul, I. Chambers, R. DiSanto. . ., ,f- ind-4,5 ., K-ff S J. - A LA' -' 'N ,Q g l-' Zia? 'gr' 2 ... - . ...A-. - -4-M , H. . ', 'M 1 , , . J vs .3 WA M. :zu E ,I Q, 4: 4 'V Q4 A V ' i xm 'A Qzffm GY' A e, K f ff f ,,,.g. ' A 1 W P f 'ff ', V ' - ,nl A 0,4 ff ' 4? vi? E if Mfg- y1 'gx',Q 4 5 f W f W1 jx, w ,,5,, L , ,Q .4 N 47411 1 WW Q 5 , 2-V cz K 'Wifi 4 F if V ii Q-1 gh: 5 fy?-QQ 3 Q. is 'QQ F WA , x 1, ,yi h V 2 45 J, A M fi V I llf FW ...M J V V hy., ff Q an X4 M555 244 ' 1-' ay W Q 5' 'S 'E EGM Q ' mg , V E Y . , W Q V lf'-K A 5 ii' Q A -. I f fnfnf 5, 5 ,hy T X A 4' V: Q. f!kAx'1EL: '4' A gfwxwwv FRESHMAN E FrontRow:: Mfffifif J. LQZUS, H. ifii .. If fffl :r'.. Second Row: lwliyer, lf. Prof ist: ns' F. T iz Ilif' ', ff. lfiusf-r, C. l-ioetf-s LQ-rr.1, Pxkf G. l.f1G'iv'i lwl. Krurintlt Third Row: rl., Refs E. N-erorti, R. lflclritosh 2. Pzduxnz E.Perpi1r,G.l!Iatl1is, R, Mason Fourth Row: E. Gilder., I. Haffey, R. Ma rfzriy, Y. Argenzis, P. McCoy, E, Gottfis f. Hinrm: .f. llysiiwiec. Fifth Row: F flgegel, F. Lsve G. ligrrcid, I. Hiqcn, T Gibson, E. Platt, G, Pcntoni. Rear Row: E Kuhgr, F. Sensing H. Kurzynslci, E. Kuch mcki G. 72.22135 D. lzffzlirlcwski, A. l.ek':n , ,, .. . .v.,..i., ., V. Enthusiastic followers of the prefltqht proqram eagerly examine the phases ol aviation in the departments omplete lilm slide collection FRESHMAN F Front Row: Timbers, L. '.l.'f:g:'1er, L. Tiefenhfizf.. Third Row: T1 T '.'.':ihn'1, I. O'Dormell, E. .km Second Row: R. Iohn miners, I. Roth, P. Klie-ri, I X . ooirrori, T. Keverri, F, Sup. ctfiretc, F, lffis Rose. I. Kilim' E. Kalapcs, L T C. Yunqvirt, se-pit W'riqfte3r, l. Snyder, E. UQ. Vfells, T. Thompson, Fl D. 'Nalter, G. Siemeri, D Fourth Row: K, Trivison Zpgian, I. Stack, G. Shcrrlcey Soltuslay, Fifth Row: R. Io- ,,. . Rear Row: H. Kgg- G. Vfestccf, D T-lorriyqx, v I . S Kendzierski, M. Supcinick frzik, F. Winter, I. Vllcilsli org I. Savage. I. Zelezmlc li, G. Vorisek, R. Skufcai -Vglnev .,. v. Surrounded by equipment of all kinds 'members of the junior chemistrv class anxiously await the outcome ol an in er estinq experiment. FRESHMAN G Front Row: P.. Crier E. Iindrci, I. Amfito, l.. Ea in, f. '.'.'errie:. Second Row: A. Kis- cnalk, T. L1:Guire T, Emlinq, K. Kondas, R. flfucc, ll. Einar: Third Row: M. McCarthy, R. Tourney F. Gardner, R. Botslco, I, Bohley, KY, Haqzin, ltf. f.T:G:rry, Fourth How: I. Gf vie-ri, D. F15 if-, ffrictxifert, M. Spiizzillc. I Synlc 'f. Egrxiztc, F. Piilc, C. Marmiriq. Fifth Row- l Yrs - T559 V. C Molloy, G. Iuhms, H. Coburn I. Grcse, Gfrllaer, IV. Perlccz. Hear Row: ff. ,-.1 dz F. R111-gtlffistp, fr zrizi, Q1'.'1:g 'r F.. l. illy, C, Pilw iliig, L.H.s'1lC,i. Y Studious underclassmen churqe ou books as library staff renders service which is without compare 342 innocent youngsters see first black shrouded men teaching math, grammar, etc., in aged halls of Latin . . . lackie CButchD Modarski, 45 inches tall, is smallest freshman. . . l000 fanatic rooters journey downstate in- to the Tiger's lair to see Massillon absorb 40-13 win. . . Squid proceeds purchase movie equipment for school ...Holy Name hangs shiner on La- tin, 6-0, dedicating it to dying Iimmy Pell . . Officials' honer knocks Lions out of championship playoff . . . Eddie Prokop merits All-Ohio back recogni- tion . . . Parmadale's Father Galla- gher tells all at Athletic Pete . . . Mulli- gan pulls hat-trick as lcers upset Shaw, 4-l . . . Paul Callahan Warbles first vocals as Nightfall in Grenada makes him star in minstrel . . . Hockey team records second shut-out by slap! ping Cleveland Heights and climbs To be congratulated for their Christmas dance success at the Statler are Mrs. I. DeGrandis, Mrs. I. Deering, Mrs. W. Keller. and Mrs. W. Rigot. Iim Wey pecks away at his iunior year winning Latineer short story, Counter Command. Iohans. Kelleher, Houlihan, Hund, and Krusko, Iunior C snowballers. attack the faculty residence with fury. New athletic awards in Latin's already bulging trophy case attract the eyes ot Sophs Colosimo and D'Amico. What! No peanuts?' asked Pepsi Kohler, Latin pigskin timekeeper for the last seven years. With Ray Posipanka iust having thrown one basket-wards. anxious eyes tollow the spinning ball's progress as it nears the hoop. Killeen examines his wrist watch to see il it's ticking properly. Bro. Ioe Wiesmann and helper stave oil an attack of sweet-toothed iuniors as they attempt to top off their meal with dessert. FRESHMAN Petkovic heads for the middle of the line flanked by Cousineau and Rakar. Iunior class divisional officers: Rakar. Vice-president: Kenney, Secretary: Mooney. President: Guy. Alternate: and Seavers. Treasurer. Bob Malaga demonstrates the form that carried him to top of the ping-pong class. Senior A's geometry class attempts to solve the mystery of the pyramid. Right now they're looking for on entrance. Byron and O'Connor share their cokes with two strangers. About to cast off lor the seminary. Ed Pevec cmd Bob Wolff take a last look at Latin. All lined up and rarin' to go are these enthusiastic trosh. They are about to subscribe 100 per cent to the 1943 Purple and Gold. After a lively session at one oi their meetings. the Mothers' Guild prepares to dish out some refreshment in the fonn of homemade cake. Spokas and his bodyguard forget about the wintry chills as they give out with a greeting. ILL into third place . . . Charlie Missar amasses total of 1360 points to pace entire school in Universe Bulletin Crue sade . . . Frosh E wins trophy after walking away with six straight intra- mural victories . . . Wolff's Buckeyes make life miserable for the lesser nutmeats . . . Seniors spook through three nights of Seven Keys to Bald- pate . . . Bolo Hogan gains fourth place in paper drive hauling in 4800 pounds . . , Max Scherb, for 20 years head of l.atin's exclusive dine and talk palace, moves on to Los An- geles . . . Band campaigns to raise 3000 dollars for summer residence in New York and World's Fair . . . lack Kapl defeated by defending chamf pion in state tennis tournament at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati . . . No more ties and sweaters . . . Vacation . . . What a relief . . . 'What a year! jf I: xi 525 an Q ll .:'1 li. SUPHU YEAH Sophornores didn't make any difference-Massillon chews up the Latin Lion into 64 separate pieces . . . Father Yeske says so long to CL., his 12-year regnan- cy giving way to the Rev. Leo A. Uht's headship . . . Shaw snatch- es a victory from Latin and Coach Eiseie, losing another round of hairs, switches from Notre Dame system to Warner 1. Iuniors concentrate on a little liquid refreshment before the aftemoon tus- sles. 2. Mrs. Halloran and daughter survey the service shrine in Latin's main cor- ridor. 3. Goalie Ernie Lewendowski lets off steam after the Lion icers' final Holy Name scalpinq. 4. Our Blessed Lady and her mantle of servicemen. 5. Those sailors filling in are not Star- dusters. They are humans. 6. Fiqqers and Frazier-kitchen chem- isis. 7. Is it the dance or the heat? 8. Snapped before the wheels started spinning. 9. Pee Wee Wemer either loves the snow or his father was an Eskimo. . . . Paul Reinartz battling for a position on the varsity, battled a newcomer-death . . . What an afternoon! CollinWood's ex- press is derailed, 19-0, leaving tieid open for the cavalcade of Lions . . . Marching over West Tech with Haggerty, Bindokas, Sague, and McFadden to the tune of 20-6 was Charity Game therne song . . . Wirt Griggs MURE 1941 catches Professor Eisele off guard and wins second prize in Latineer Photo contest . . . A tall angular soph adjusts himself to starting berth on the cage squad -his friends called him Big Al . . . loers skate into play-offs . . . lim Sennet and Tony Catalioto lead the Reserves to frequent hardwood triumphs . . . Ever Loyal commemorates the silver 1. I.atin's tuba section receives a lift from graduate, Vince Schupp. 2. Gymmaster Eisele scrutinizes a squad of tumblers as they execute a few elementary spins. 3. Tom Sullivan quarterback sneaks a six-pointer to defeat East Tech, 7-6. 4. Reardon wins Latineer short story contest. 5. These mechanical drawers have iust come up for air. 8. Soph Eisenmann does not appear to tear the cold shoulder. 7. Trying to locate their respective homes, these Sophomores are still looking for Cleveland. 8. The more brilliant musicians relaxing with a fresh copy of the Latineer. anniversary festivities . . . loe Fougerousse and Butch Modar- ski star in lubilee minstrel . . . 50 years a Marianist boasted by Bro. Martin Werneburg . . . Hurdler Norb Badar bounces in- to second place at the Arena . . . Zeke Paulin shows off his mile- age talent . . . There's a war going on but new luniors un- mindfully prepare for banner year. 190 luniors back to plaque the qood Brothers . . . Father Aloysius Bedel ap- pointed new president of C.L ,... Pink slips start reiqn of terror . . . Massillon sinks Latin amid a torrential downpour, 39-O . . . Ed Pevec heads C.S.M.C. . . . Georgie Cousineau races 65 yards across stadium turf as Lions edqe Holy Name, 7-6 . . . lim Wey wins short story contest with his effort Counter Command . . . Ensign William Hallor- han, ex-Latin liqht, is killed at Pearl Harbor . . . Bob Wolff, Tom Hamann and Paul Bohn are sworn in as new heads of Latineer . . . Sodalists' first staq hop at Notre Dame results in new friendships . . . lcers blasted by lana- tius, 6-U . . . Latin Minstrels in Re- view is declared a colossal success . . . Al Widmar buckets 20 points as Court- men crush Adams, 36-20 . . . Play-off loss to Holy Name ends disastrous hockey season . . . lim Prescott and Howie Pritchard thumb all the way to Co- JUNIOR Latineer office boys. Kilbane and O'Boyle. find things pretty well piled up as they dig into a collection of cuts. Ponyik and Horanski find that riding the bug takes cares of the heat situation. Brother Wilhelm may not be smuggling gasoline but he still looks as though he's heading for the border. Cathedral Latin flagbearers grit their teeth and stick to their posts as Massillon deals out another defeat with copyrighted punishment. Center O'Connor attempts to convince the referee that he's made a mistake. Bill Rigot seems unhappy about the whole thing as he takes out a handkerchief to brush .away a tear. How Killeen ever got two girls only his mother will know. The Killer is seen arriving with his catch just in time to be snapped. All those straws and only one bottle! Sophomores drown their happiness in seven ounces of carbonate. Senior top-notch salesmen celebrate their successful ad campaign by unveiling the 1943 annual theme. Each solicitor tumed in 50 dollars worth of advertising. Using the Brother Haluska technique. Karwoski and Pevec add two and two. Raising the host at Consecration. Father Bedel reaches the half-way point in the final retreat Mass. 'Uv Wt 'Q F my of Dllttmr ,-- W ,,f,,. ZLA Ma rqgy-1..ry sv YEAR 1942 . Two pre-flighters, Casey and Colosimo. find out why a manometer and a wind tunnel are used in their pre- avicrtion course. . Interrupting Landoll in the midst ol his snow cleaning chores brought no moss words from our little winter wonder man. . Raising the roof in celebration of the first Cleveland ice championship. I.atin's skaters are really doing a bang-up iob. . Roar, Lion! Roar across the field! Andy l.ipusz's Lion head looks fierce at any angle. . With the crowd anticipating a big night at the baseball wheel the dads prepare to perspire. . Latin bandsmen goosestep during intermission as players and coaches alike stage an impromptu paw wow. . Although loaded down with boolrbags and their precious possessions, Ferfolia. Lekan. Synek. and Wickmcm are happy that spring is near. . Wuco. Coviello, Iindra. Mangione, and Timbers give vent to an invigo:ating whoop as they set the example for the followers of the Purple and Gold. . What period does a Sophomore cherish most? These raveneus men of the knife and fork prove that few classes can compare to lunchtime. lumbus to cop Academy ot Science Award . . . Bro. McKenzie is caught bare- fcoted in woman's shoe department of local leather sanctuary . . . Iunior D clinches sectional title, 19-l7, in torrid overtime intramural skirmish with lunior B . . . Father Bedel celebrates 25th an- niversary . . . Billy Mahon punches his way into heavyweight championship in Latin school of pugilism . . . Lloyd Allen leaves Iunior B to join Navy as airplane mechanic . . . Midget, named Sadler, wielding a potent ice-bludgeon, racks up his 13th point against Holy Name puck- sters . . . Whirlo rollers find that their February party has attracted GOO per- petual motion enthusiasts . . . 33 ener- getic tellows sign to work the wirt on victory farms . . . Hockey and basket- ball letters finally awarded at end ot May . . . Bill Schilling makes world sit up and take notice oi his weird nostril creations . . . Can hardly wait 'til next year . . . Will we run that school. ENIU Smallest senior class in l5 years mistakes a Brother iii book store for treshznan . . . Poor lgnatius finds Latin same old stumbling block, 22-U . . . 34 seniors write Bill Bigot' on ballot and Prexy Bill tinds De- Grandis, Keller, Deering, and Brennan also holding winning stubs . . . Sophs and Iuniors pace gridders to subjugation of Benedictine, 39-6 . . . Basket- ballers receive jolt as Widmar is declared ineligible . . . That first period was sure tough, only one scientific bug, George Bren- A nan, snatched a ninety . . . 52 years of service ended as Bro. Martin Viferneburg passed to his eternal reward . . . Sodality mixer at Notre Dame boasts de- but music ot the Stardusters , . . Place-kick by Bob Sherman throws water on East Techs vic- tory hopes, 7-B . . . Collinwoods passes eliminate Lions frorn 1. Father Bedel and Coach Eisele must have iust witnessed another com- pleted enemy pass. 2. Maryknollers prepare for long voy- age home. 3. Pritchard and Prescott rehearse prize-winning method for extraction ot KCLO3. 4. Father Karl Wilhelm concludes his series of retreat conferences. 5. Cleveland's high schools find repre- sentation here as Charity Game drummaiors congregate. 6. Three electrically-inclined Edisons. Gorie, Brennan, and Missar, en- lighten their mentality. 7, Snow ioke at all what's going to happen to Wemer. 8. BEFORE-Lined up at their summer camp, the band shows traces ot a long layoff. 9. AFTER-With three months of training behind them they now sport the tan ot experience. 10. As nimble with his hands as a magician, Pierce, Knox. blind xylo- phonist, knocks some jazz apart. ll, Final retreat day linds hearts singing and happy students receiving Holy Eucharist. YEAR 1943 1. Godman's boiler gets some much- needed help on its wa-y to the scrap pile. 2. Charity Game's winning drummaior, Warren Seymour shows why judges crowned him king. 3. Co-adiutor Bishop Hoban acknow- ledges the appointment which brought him to Cleveland. 4. Cars may be rationed but thumbs aren't so Keller and Prescott head for the open road. 5. Kolenhkov Van Cantfort argues a starving frosh out for a duck dinner. 6. Brother Sullivan flashes his best Irish smile. 7. Habermann and Heller test the sensitivity of one of the physics' labs' finest scales. 8. Wiemels finds the going not so tough as Benedictine finds six more points confronting them. 9. Latin benchhands thunder approval at this latest outbreak of B. Wiemels- power. 10. Seniors open their hearts to God for a solid hour marking the close of retreat, 11. Upperclassmen officers iust relaxin'! Charity classic . . . Bad boys behind typewriterfeWolff, Bohn and Hamann- throw off Latin- eer shackles . . . Ab Strosnider finds a Chief Petty Officers rat- ing waiting for him in Navy . . . Five marines take permanent residence at Latin luntil lunel as Deering, Daugherty, Hackman, Frazier, and Van Cantfort are sworn in . . . lim Sennett leads cagers in upset of Benedictine . . . Flurry of mistaken identities in local dailies as Latin icemen trounce East 8-O . . . Father Preisingers You Cant Take lt Vfith You features combined talents of frosh, sophs, juniors, and seniors . . . Four leave for Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit . , . Ah, that last fling at lifefs seniors throw prom extravagan- za at Cleveland Hotel , . . l52 supermen join the army, etc .... So long, Latin, it's been nice knowing you. C4 fIfLlf'0LK,!4CALQl!8VVL8VLf Through orqamzahons we dlscovered and developed fostered cmd explolted our tal ents m speclcxlxzed rehqxous socxul and mtellectuctl cxch1evemenL PHD DEH ET PATRIA N'-Q.. Q-.....,,......,JP OFFICERS PAUL T. BOHN Prefect BERNARD A. POPADAK Treasurer PAUL V. CALLA I-IAN Vice-President 1 JAMES KENNEY Iunior President CLEMENT BOIANOWSKI Sophomore President ROBERT LALLY Freshman President 'V EUGENVW CARLEN SM Dxrector Paul Bohn Z Bernard Popqdqk Paul Cullah cm hat Icrrnes Kenney Clement Bomnowskx Robert Lclly HROUGH a year shrouded in the gloom of ruthless warfare a bright light continued to throw its heartening glow into the lives of 850 Latin luminaries. This organization dedi- cated to preserving and nurturing the high ideals and flawless standards of youth at Cathedral Latin proudly bore the title--Sodality of the lm- maculate Conception Inspired by the need for intensifying their spiritual life the Sodalists strove endlessly to enrich their mind with a crystal clear conception of Mariology Unconfined enthusiasm marking their every effort the cream of Latins 43 graduates polished Mary s pedestal of devotion to unprecedented brilliance Front Row R Heller 'V Colosimo P Callahan P Bohn Fr Leo Mock SM Senior Moderator B Popadak C Missar E Szyulski B Snider Second Row E Pevec,I Wey R Keller H Rice R Van Cantfort R Wolff N Badar N Conway I Prescott Rear Row T Westropp T Hamaan R Hradek C Carome R Casey E Busch I Petras I Anderson I Maloney The annual sale ol Re- ligious Christmas cards is a pet proiect oi the Latin Sodalists. Popa- dak and Bohn arrange the display. During the Christmas season Latinites wended their way to chapel to pray the King oi Kings to unite all people under Him. Fr. Leonard Fee, S.M., delivered the Charnin- ade Day address in which he stressed lead- ership ior Christ and His cause. Woo, Sherman, Griggs, and Wiemels were the earliest to respond gen- erously to the mission drive for old records. IAMES KENNEY Council President CHARLES MISSAR EDWARD LEHANE Senior Leader Sophomore Leader PHILIP RAYMOND MICHAEL McCAR'l'HY lunior Leader Freshman Leader RlCHARD IAMMARINO Council Secretary MISSIUN-IVIINDED STUDENTS STUDY, SAEHITIEE ONCENTRATING their effort on South America, the Catholic Students Mission Crusade found a veritable haystack of undisturbed Catholic Action just waiting to be ignited. Tu- tored by Bro. Leo Murray, SM., the organization launched plans for ir a program of postwar spirituality. At the annual mission rally held in Ianuary, the Rt. Rev. Mon- signor lohn P. Treacy acknowledged a gift of 600 dollars. Mite box campaigning during Lent kept mission funds at a high level. 'k 'A' The traditions of the So- dality of the Immaculate Conception were in- sured by the goodly number of sophomores received in December. 'A' C.S.M.C. Council meet- ings found these officers at the spearhead of ac- MCCCl1'thY, Mis- sar, Kenney, Raymond. Iamrnarino, Lehane. 'k Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mother oi All Men, filled the Latin- ite with iilial confidence toward her. 'k Phil Raymond displays the how and why of mis- sion literature to an in- quisitive group of iunior rnissionmen. OLISHED efficiency character- ized the 1943 Cathedral Latin Library Club. A competent staff superintended by Bro. Adolf Kalt, SM., contributed a wealth of experience to the facilities afforded by our reservoir of booklore. Stressinq the importance of to- clay's literary efforts, the library personnel successfully organized the Book of the Month Club. With this function, students were able to enjoy bioqraphy and fiction al- ways hot off the presses. Front Row: l. lanc- surek, D. Kowallek, S. Stunek, B. Wirtz. Second Row: R. O'- Leary, D. Iackson, E. Szypulski, E. Rusnaczyk, E. Slu- sarczyk. Third Row: F. Kochton, R. Stunek, B. Baby, I. Mack, l. Rankin, R. Spokas, I. Koel- rnan, L. Finnerty. Front Row: T. Brun- ner, I. Rudd. Sec- ond Row: T. Houli- han, H. Essig, A Schneider, D. Pa sek, C. O'Connor. Third Row: A Scheible, R. Esson L. Tylicki, A. Myl ers. Fourth Row M. Phillips, I. Ken ny, H. Rice, B. Io hans, F. Schaeffer. Fifth Row: I. Sur man, L. Soulcup. ATHEDRAL Latin's industrious lab apprentices attempting to solve the intriguing perplexi- ties of chemical science were con- fronted this year by a dearth of materials. Stressing theory more than in previous years, these scientists maintained their high standards. At Weekly sessions presided over by Moderator Bro. 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Forde Pardee, and R. Sweeney type new assign- iigures out a lead article lor his page. JOHN DICKARD ments- THOMAS HRUBY Edif0f'in'Chi9f Enioying Feature Editor T. Hruby's column Five up-and-coming Editors: I. Iansen. I. Feature Editor are Writers E. Cooke, E. Gibbons. V. Cam- Dickard, T. Hruby, W. Forde. and P. Patton. panella. and M. Stancik. II VITIIL CUE IN UUII SIIHUUI. LIFE: THE LIITINEER TACCATO crackling of typewriters, ceaseless rustling of papers, and pen and pencil scratching import the message that tonight is the copy deadline. Copy readers and re-write editors work fever- ishly until the last piece of copy is complete. Such is the scene from the office of Cathedral Latin's student publication, The Latineer. Under the able tutelage of Bro. Iames M. Darby, S.M., who took over the helm as faculty adviser in September, the Latineer maintained its reputation as one of the country's outstanding high school Journals. Editor Robert Wolff, Paul Bohn, and Thomas Hamann continued the paper's streamlined make up and garnered the N.SP.A. All-American rating as well as the Gold Medal and Special War-Time awards from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Highlighting the year's publications was the six page Christmas issue which marked the senior members' finale as juniors took over the editor- ship. 85 Front Row: L. Zaller. A. Kovar, R. Andre- cmno, H. De Franco. L. Corscxro, K. Kon- das. C. Stepan. Sec- ond Row: I. Nicklcxs. C. Iacoby. 'l'. De Castro, R. Swiniski. G. Chance, Secre- tary: K. Michael. President: Al. Schei- ble, Vice-President: E. Cye. Third Row: L. Spokes, V. Rozuk, D. Iackson, I. Scheek- ley. R. Flcnik, F. Simek, I. O'Connor. Fourth Row: C. Bo- ianowski, I. Kncxpil, B. Regan, I. Kund- muller. I. Gellicxrth, R. Owen. I. Killeen. E. De Simone. Ab- sent: B. Popadck, Treasurer. LATIN WHIRLO NDER the quidance of Mr, Frank Dillon, the Latin Whirlo Club sponsored three hiqhly successful skating frolics. if Proceeds from these Friday night socials constituted a major portion of Cathedral Latin's mission funds. To enable members to associate with other schools in activi- ties of a social nature was the prime purpose behind this very 'A' CLUB MEETINGR SKATING 'k Standing: I. Farley. F. Kochtan. R. Olm sled. C. Boicmowski H. Rice. Seated: I. Kenney. E. Synek L. Kessler. D E B A T E C L U B ENKDRS of Cathedral Latin's '42-'43 Debate Club instructed sophomore recruits weekly in rudimentary forensic work. War restrictions and a nebulous debate question made interscholastic contests impractical, Officers include Iames Kenney, President Clement Bojanow- ski, Vice-Presidentg Franklin Kochtan, Secretary: Elmer Synek, Treasurer. Moderator: the Rev. Charles V. Preisiriqer, SM. 1fl' SESSIUNS DEBA Front How: E. Lew- andowski. R. Mc- Cabe. I. Flynn, I. Sennett, President: R. Winterich, Treas- urer: I. Koelman, E. Szypulski. Second Row: I. Sobosly. P. Raymond, W. Dres- chler, C. Missar, L. O'Donnell, C. Har- rold. Third Row: R. Flanik, A. Putka, K. Michael, W. Hill, B. Popadak. Absent: R. Snider, Secretary. t CATHEDRAL LATIN SERVERS SSISTING in l.atin's numerous liturgical services, the Servers' Club strove by example and devotion to increase love ot the Mass in the Hearts ot their fellow-students. Boasting but two years ot existence, the Knights ot the altar under Bro. Leo Murray, SM., made noticeable progress in estab- lishing a clearer conception ot Christs supreme sacritice ot the Mass. TING SPEEUED UUA DAYS AT LATIN LE CERCLE FRANCAIS BlLlTY to speak French with a polished fluency and posses- t sion ot an 80 per cent average were requisites that per- i mitted SO Latin underclassmen to enroll in Le Cercle Francais, the newly organized French Club. Active membership plus the colorful homeroom atmosphere reated by their moderator, the Rev. Eugene Carlen, SM., gave to the young student of French a marked note of relaxation. t Front Row: A. Zni- darsic. Vice - Presi- dent: I. Lombardo, Treasurer: E. De Simone, Secretary: B. Sweeney. Second Row: F. Kochtan, I. Kazmerski. R. Gur- ney, T. Siatkowski. L. Cavanauqh, V. Campanella, A. Boyle. Third Row: I. Sunseri, W. Giblin, P. Bova, P. Martino, I. Rushin. Absent: E. Monroe, President. pr MEN WHU Co-Editor 'A' PUBLISHED THE P U R P L E O capture the everyday activity of the representative Latin student, to portray in a clear-cut fashion his routine and the way he went about his scholarly business, to put the spark of Latin spirit in every cherished page of its creation, these were the resolutions which the l943 Purple and Gold staff sought to fulfill. Youthful artisans painstakingly toiled through three and a half long months thinking, planning, writing, pasting, correcting, and finally handing over to seniors and underclassmen a brand new '43 rendition. Counseled by Bro. lames M. Darby, S.M., who supplanted Bro. Michael L, Voelker, S.M., upon the latter's departure last August, Co-Editors Robert Wolff and Paul Bohn efficiently bore the banners of the Purple and Gold. Thomas Hamann, Sports Editor, and loseph Petras and loseph Deering, Business Co-Managers, completed the editing corps. Contributing their Business IOSEPH PETRAS Co-Managers IOHN DEERING STAFF MEMBERS I DeGrandis, C Mxsscn' I Gone G Rozak, R. Keller C Hahenncmn G. Bren- ? 1- 8 G U L U PHESERVEU mm iviiaiviumlas individual skills to the newly laid foundations were Charles Missar, Raymond Keller, Wirt Griggs, Emery Busch, Richard Casey, Bernard Popadalc, Robert Stancilc, and Rollin Van Canttortfall weaving the chapters ot Latin ingenuity into one absorbing story. Bolstering the sports department were Richard Zehe and Iohn Maloney. Many of the informal photo- graphs were the work of lames Kelleher. The l943 Purple and Gold gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Mr. Herbert Wahl ot Newman studios whose experience in photography showed to such advantage in the innumerable pictures coloring our pages. Special thanks must also be accorded to Mr. Russell R. Benson ot the lndian- apolis Engraving company and to Gray Printing company without whose contributions these l65 pages of precious memories would not have been realized. COINS soon! IEW 6010 nuns ww Q- I CAST EMERY BUSCH Martin Vcmderhoi DONALD ULLMANN Paul Sycamore EDWARD HEALY Penelope IAMES KNAPIL Ed Carmichael LEONARD ZALLER Essie ROBERT SWEENEY Alice Sycamore EDWARD PEVEC Tony Kirby IAMES WEY Mr. Kirby THOMAS KEVERN Mrs. Kirby T. Kevern, I. Wey, R. Hogan, E. Pevec, E. Busch. D Ullmcmn. R. Sweeney, R. Van Cantiort, L. Zaller, E Healy. I. Behmer. C. Baznik. I. Ralcacky. V. Bonnell E. Pevec, R. Sweeney, T. Kevem, cmd I. Wey, princi- pals in the number one romance of the March comedy. R. VanCantfort. C. Baznik, I. Knapil. and L. Zaller in whom met the ridiculous and the sublime. ITH an eye to training a dramatic team whose performances would parallel those of the school's championship athletic squads, the Rev. Charles V. Preisinger, SM., this year organ- ized the Cathedral Latin Dramatic Club. Sixty volunteers constituted the first try-out contingent. The most promising eighteen chosen, work began immediately on Hart and Kaufrnan's brilliant Broadway success of last season, You Can't Take It With You. Three performances on March 6th, 7th, and 8th rewarded the diligent Latin thespians, who with their sparkling horseplay rocked interested audiences into spasms of side-splitting laughter. Fireworks, toe-dancing, oil painting, a queer xylophonist, an empty-headed -in I Fox I Flynn R Godman F Launch I Knapxl C Byron R Patyk D Iackson I Anderson W Vance C Chlzar W Lansdowne G Toomey W Kelleher I. Behmer and R. Hogan did a bcmq'up iob with their colorful romance. D. Ullmann. E. Busch. E. Healy. and I. Rakacky will be remembered for their frightening sincerity and riotous simplicity. female playwright, a Grand Duchess' eall were scrambled together with frolicking success. Supporting the show's comedians were the stagehands managed by Carl Byron and Daniel lackson. Richard Patyk, Wayne Lans- downe, Robert Godman, and Frank Laurich, seniors: lames Kelleher, lames Flynn, and Charles Chizar, juniorsp and lack Smith, sophomore, completed the off-stage roster. The organization of the Latin Dramatic Club was a direct result of the March comedy. Rollin VanCantfort, president, Emery Busch, secretary, and Carl Byron, treasurer, comprised the club's governing council. These officers were responsible for Message From Khufuf' VT cne act mystery play, staged in the first week of May. With this inal effort the dramatic season at Cathedral Latin closed. CAST ROBERT HOGAN Donald IAMES BEHMER Rheba ROLLIN VANCANTFORT Boris Kolenkhov IOHN RAKACKY Mr. De Pixma IOHN ANDERSON Henderson VICTOR BONNELL Gay Wellington CHARLES BAZNIK Grand Duchess Olqa GILBERT TOOMEY WILLIAM VANCE IOSEPI-I FOX Three F.B.l. Men XXX L 9l UUA BRILLIANT PRUM MARKS A R H MIDST a whirlpool of swirling gowns and summer forrnals, Latinites, each with his lady of the evening, glided across Hotel Cleveland's glistening ballroom floor to the smooth musical offerings of Bob Pattie and his orchestra as Cathe- dral Latin's 1943 promenade was unveiled. Although the absence of the usual number of alumni was conspicuous, the prom under the efficient super- Scene on the main floor of the ballroom as the Latinites danced to the scintillating music of Willard at the annual Christmas irolic. t Time out for that well-known conversational pause. Iohnny Krusko. and Ed Toth sit one out on the mezzanine with their dates. vision of Mr. William Ternansky and the senior class officers, still surpassed all expectations. As the last dying echo ot the school song lingered with the perfumed fra- grance of floral corsages and reluc- tantly faded into the depths of the night, each senior stood in silent recol- lection and with heavy heart Watched his high school career draw to a close. One last night - Graduation -and 'then .... Sigh: come from the hearts of these men of Latin as Van Bergen plays our school song. Herb Rice appears extremely iovial as he escorts his guest for the evening. A chivalrous Latinite retrieves a young lady's kerchief. The senior class officers view proceeding from the balcony with their quests. Killeen swings out with his date. ., , F4 1 ' my ni vw f V .175 V, Q ' , in f -' M 1 in , , :sk 5 'ii fr i V xx ' , ,g h 0 A if i' , 'll I , , .1 wwf 1 -sf , If Y - .,,,,,,, r -. . f 1X vw :Cf 53 A, . if V C 4 -Q As., f f We ?l vi I 1 'sf .W W, 9 wp 8 Mr John J Hruhy For many years the Cathedral Latxn Bcmd has mmntamed a state wxde reputatlon for excellence No small amount of credxt tor thus we are happy to mentnon IS due to the quxdcmce and leader shxp oi the man behmd the Dxrec tor s baton Mr Iohn I Hruby CITY WIDE HUNUIIS SHUWEIIEIJ GLUIIY UN UUR BAND TANDS are hush d Sun rays scmtrllate up and down long rows of sparklmg srlver Suddenly eager tmgers plunge trumpet valves as clear rmgmg tone plerce the cool autumnal afternoon Sweeomg across the held m a blaze ot color to begm a new marchmg season come the youthtul musrclans ot a revrtalrzed Cathedral Latm Band Under the experlenced baton of Mr Iohn I Hruby and the very capable supervrsron of Bro Emerrc Bratt rron debut underwent a thorough trammg ln both musrc and marchmg Throughout the length of the summer vacatron a nucleus of some twenty f1V9 boys tolled beneath a hot sun lronmg out the wrmkles tn thelr now flawless style The result was a recondr t1on1ng whrch set them up as an rnstrumental com brnatron worth rmrtatmg Thelr dlvldend paymg pollcy ftnally reached ma tutrrty m l942 s Plam Dealer Charrty Game Marchlng efhcrency plus hlgh callbre mus1c1ansh1p rmpressed Charrty Game offlclals to such a degree that they readlly awarded the DrummaJor Trophy to the Purple and Gold rhythmmen Drum Ma1or Warren D Seymour Twxrl ers left to nqht A Andreano I Guy F Gunmo cmd L Gaudxo Il I H E II T U Il I . . .I .. SM., our aspiring instrumentalists before their gridi I 9 4 2 5- mm rmowfsmvav ...Z Top Row: D. Charleson, R. Casey, I, Funican, I. Synk, Ft. Maloney, A. DiMichele, G. Englehart, D. Ferfolia, R. l-loransky Middle Row: I. Guy, Mr. Ioseph Prescott fAss't. Directcrl, A. Andreano, C. O'Malley, W. Cummings, G. Toomey, E. Gibbons, T. Stepanski Ft. Szupenka, I. Mack, I. Krenn, A. Kovar, I. Ellison. Seated: T. Woo, E. Gorczyca, F. Konya, I. Knapil, E. Texler, K. Kondas D Cerny, Pl. Maier, P. Cihak, E. Synek, C. Tomsick. NNOUNCING a new system of band man- agement at the season's beginning, Brother Bratt created five officers' positions, Drum- rnajor, Librarian, Student Director, Manager, and Alternate. For the first office Warren Seymour, Drummajor for the last two years, was chosen. His four years of service had seen perfect cul- mination with the acquisition of the Charity Game Trophy. Richard Casey filled the capacity of Librarian while Thomas Westropp, who had gained inval- uable experience in leading his own dance aggregation, stepped into the Student Conductor spot with ease. Finally, Iames Prescott was assigned the post of Manager with Gilbert Toomey as Alternate. WAHHEN SEYMOUR, Ilrummajur . . . GILBERT TUUMEY, Alternate . . . JAMES PHESCUTT 96 Top Row D Royed T Westropp W Gallaer T Kevern C. Stepan, I. Conti, R. Botsko, I. Vala, A. Putka. Middle Row: I Killeen I Prescott D Ostrowski F Simek E Englehart R Sie-dler A. Viton, E. Perpar, I. Zullo, M. Mayer, V. Bonnell, B. Turi, L Gaucho W Seymour F Giarmo Seated Mr john I Hruby fDIf9ClOTl, K. Rice, C. Ponyik, D. Barry, T. Elshaw, A. Znidarsic, F. Schaefer I Rushin L Zoller P Martino R Wickman E Kuclinicki L. Corsaro With the problem of officers out of the way, plans were made for soundproofing the band- room and rehabilitating school instruments. Then came many nights of desk-drafting in which intricate marching and maneuvering were blocked out and carefully studied. Evi- dence of this expended energy was plainly manifested in the complicated Web of formations the bandsmen spun on the gridiron every Sanur- day afternoon. Topping off the year's proceedings with an elaborate tunefest, the Cathedral Latin depart- ment of melody presented its first concert since l94O. This May musicale combined the talents of a military band, a concert orchestra, and a swingcopated iazzclan. Manager THUMAS WESTHUPP Student Conductor . . . RICHARD CASEY, Librarian star-studded galaxy ot Cathedral Latin instrumentalists again blew and drummed their way into a maze of top honors at the annual State Solo and Ensemble contests. Charles Ponyik, trumpet, and Frank Konya, drums, both champions from last year, repeated their prize-taking efforts by copping first place laurels. Robert Wick- i' Caught in the act! Eugene Kuchnicki, our bass drummer. The color guard led our tunetul, fast-stepping band. Don Royed. Dick Horanski, and Tom Westropp hutf and puff on their tubas. A trump on the drums by Frank Konya. if The sax sextet swings it out. Charles Ponyik shows how a champ operates. ir Heralding the coming of the band. This huge pinwheel was but one of our many formations. Victory. the desire of every- one, is brought to the fore by this intricate band maneuver. The team marches to salute Holy Name by forming the schooI's letters. 'A' Meet t.he Latin clarinetists: Ed Enqlehart, Don Ostrowski. Warren Cummings, and Iohn Ellison. ir man grabbed a third with his snare drum- ming. Two reed combinations, the sax sextet and clarinet quartet, placed third and fourth respectively. First year men shone especially as Don Fertolia, saxophone, and Ken Kondas, trumpet, were awarded highest honors while Iohn Synk caught a third place rating with his sax. ONSTANTLY on the look- out for their sons' welfare, our affectionate but ener- getic mothers squared off a section of annual activities and proceeded to instigate these affairs with their typical brand of success. Standing head and shoulders above any other function was December's delightful diversion, the annual Christmas dance and card party. Although conspicu- ous among their achievements, 1942's elite dancecapade merely highlighted an evermoving pa- rade of guild performances. Numerous card parties were consistently awarded the stamp of approval by loyal attendants. ln like manner the sarne warm reception was accorded their splendid cake booth contribu- tion to the Squidgulum. MRS. WILLIAM T. SLICK President MRS. LEONARD VELOTTA Vice-President MRS. EDWARD TOTH 2nd Vice-President MRS. IOHN FINUCAN Treasurer MRS. CHARLES MISSAR Recording Secretary MRS. IOSEPH FOUGEROUSSE Corresponding Secretary MRS. ANDREW KNAPIL Financial Secretary nu Mrs. lohn Finucan Mrs. Ioseph Fouqerousse Mrs. Charles Missa: Mrs. Andrew Knapil Mrs William T. Slick UADS' CLUB Andrew G. Putku Amilio S. Trivison '17 Ioseph Kramer ADS representing new and old students alike worked diligently throughout a nerve-racked year of uncertain- ty, They provided the kind of material assistance which a school of high repute must have to insure its position among other pace-making educational institutes. Most beneficial and spectacu- lar of the Dads' Clubs many accomplishments was the ever- popular Thanksgiving fun festi- val -- 'the Squidgulum. Trans- formation of our gymnasium into a colorful midway of chance attracted the entire populace of Latin plus a horde of friends. The clamhake, and Fathers' and Sons' night were more testi- monial examples of the tireless efforts of our Dads. UFFICERS AMILIO S. TRIVISON President ANDREW G. PUTKA Vice-President WILLIAM T. SLICK Secretary IOSEPH KRAMER Treasurer 02 Most Reverend Iames A McFadden. S T D and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Msgr Iohn P Treacy Frank A Anderson Iohn Asseq Iohn Badar L I Baylog Charles A Bazmk Bncan Bros Mr and Mrs C G Bohn Loux I Bolden and Mrs Philip Boova and Mrs Andrew Borzr A F Boyle and Mrs George Brennan Captain and Mrs. Clarence E. Brown . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . a.nd Mrs. Emery B. Busch C. I. Byron Thomas F. Cahill . and Mrs. Ray R. Casey . and Mrs. M. D. Castrigano . and Mrs. A. Catalioto . and Mrs. Yaro B. Cemy . and Mrs. I.. F. Colosimo . and Mrs. Neil I. Conway . and Mrs. Iohn I. Corcoran . and Mrs. N. E. Cousineau . and Mrs. Peter I. Daugherty . and Mrs. Alfred C. DeCrane Msgr F I Begin STD Msgr W I Gallena STD VF Msgr Iohn R Hagan S T D Msgr Iohn Mlotkowskr Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Msgr Msgr Msgr Msgr Mr and Mrs M DeGrand1s Mrs Nora C Deering and Mrs Daniel Dickens and Mrs W F Donohoe and Mrs A I Drechsler and Mrs L M Druclrenbrod Mrs W F Farley L Ferioha Mr and Mrs Charlesl Frggers Mr and Mrs B I Fleming Mrs Elizabeth W Fleming Frank A Franduto Mrs. K. Frazier . and Mrs. Frank Gehring, Sr. . Dan Gentile . and Mrs. Frank I. Gesing . and Mrs. M. I. Giblin . and Mrs. Steve Ginal and Mrs. Francis I. Glending . and Mrs. Iohn N. Godman . and Mrs. W. D. Griggs Guerra Pharmacy . and Mrs. Carl Habermann . and Mrs. H. H. Hackman . cmd Mrs. Steve Hager . and Mrs. L. I. Halloran Most Reverend Edward F Hoban. S T D Canon Iohn I Oman Andrew A Radeckr IosephI Schmxt Ioseph F Smith LLD V Hnbar E H Hamann Donald A Hamilton Felix F Hanratty R Heller Roy E Hmger T W Hogan and Mrs Herman Hoge Chas A Holan Edward I Homyak Edward I Hradek Iohn A Hutter Louis Izance . and Mrs. G. C. Iacoby Mrs. Della Iakubs and Son Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ianuszewski and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs. T. Iolly . and Mrs. Frank Iwrecic . and Mrs. I. Kampman . and Mrs. Kapl r. and Mrs. A. Karwoski Mrs. A. I. Keele . and Mrs. William F. Keller . and Mrs. H. B. Kellett . and Mrs. I. Kelly . and Mrs. Leo Kessler Sr. . and Mrs. Allen F. Kirchner t i' i' i' 'A' i' i' 'A' i' i' Most Reverend Ioseph Schrembs. S.T Rev. Denis M. Farr Rev. W. F. Novak Rev. Angelo I. Trivisonno Rev. Ioseph Zabawa Rev. A. M. Fitzpatrick. S.T.D. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch Mr. and Mrs. Bemard I. Koelman Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kowallek Mr. and Mrs. Voris Kriaris Albert LaCava Mr. W. Lansdowne Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laurich Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lekan Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Lisy Mr. and Mrs. Ludovisi Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Mahany Mrs. Stephen E. Malaga Mrs. G. W. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Maloney T. Mangione Steve Markolia Anton Marolt Mr. and Mrs. I. P. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l. I. Michael Charles A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Missar Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Loretta A. E. Myers H. E. Myers M. Ncrrey Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neurohr Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nitza Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. a:nd Mrs. Rev Rev .D.. LL.D. . F. Baraga . Ioseph Celesnik Rev. Brofnislaus Eichost t Rev. Clarence Elwell. Ph.D. Charles Oehl Elmer I. O'Loughlin Walter F. Owen Leo Patyk I. G. Paulin Mrs. Frances Perko Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn G. Petras Anthony Pevec Andrew Popadak Mrs. Victoria Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Putka W. C. Raper W. I. Reardon A. G. Reftert Mzs. Mary C. Reinartz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Rice Alfred D. Rigot William Rini Peter C. Rozak Iohn Rozance Frank H. Rudd Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Saint Alexis S. A. Rudy I. Ruskin Martin Rusnaczyk Edward C. Sadler Hospital Dr. and Mrs. Henry Sazima Mr. and Mrs. A. Schilling Mr. a:nd Mrs. Ioseph Schlund Mr. and Mrs. William I. Seavers Mr. Ioseph I. Sebian Mr. and Mrs. Iarnes C. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Walter Siwinslri Mrs. Mildred Skuica Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Slusarczylz Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Stancilr Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Stunelr Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Szypulslri Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Theisen Mrs. Gilbert I. Toomey Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Toronski Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Trivison Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Ullmann Mr. and Mrs. August R. Van Ccrntlort Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. L. West Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Westropp Dr. and Mrs. I. I. Wey Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer F. Wickman Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wiemels Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolff Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Zehe Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zilinskas O4 5!ZOlf'lf5l0fLOLlfL5 Lp Through cthleucs we kmdled cm undymq pmt to qxve our all desplte the odds cmd to qcnn the laurels ln vlctory or defeat 5206! ' PHU UEU ET PATHIIX C fqgwildn H...-un-nd xxx Front Row: W. Zoller 29, I. Wagner 18, R. Baranski 10, E. Toth 12, R. Sherman 41, R. Boer- em 37. Second Row: W. McKeon 39, I. DeGran- dis 24, G. Cousineau 11, B. Wiemels 13, R. Brown 34, W. Riqot 40, Captain, I. O'Co1'1nor 33, 106 MID glorious victories and unexpected defeats, the Latin Lions pounded through an unpredictable schedule. Sparked with the fighting spirit of a traditional Eisele grid machine, the squad roared and clawed its way undefeated in Senate competition until the fatal playoff with Collinwood for the Charity Game. Minded of facing sterner competition on the far-flung battlefields cf the world, the 1942 Lions injected an earnest seriousness into the specialized physical training phase of Latin's rounded ed ucation PRO DEO ET PATRIA. C.L. Opp. 0. . . Massillon . . .39 22. . St. Ignatius . . 0 39. . Benedictine .. 6 31... IohnHay 0 9. . Holy Name ..13 13. . Iohn Adams .. 6 19... Glenville ... 0 7... EastTech 6 19 ..... East ..... 0 '6. . Collinwood . .13 R. Rakar 22, I, Petkovic 23, T. Sullivan 17. Third Row: l. Connick, R. Van Cantfort, managers, H. Patrizi 42, I, Moran 28, VV. Lansdowne 30, Fl, Malaga 31, Bro, Fox, C o a c h Eisele. Rear Row: G. Kriaris 20, E. Seavers 25, H. Marolt 26, L. West 32. 107 WIEMELS COUSINEAU ZOLLER MAROLT SHERMAN LANSDOWNE BOEREM MCKEON Brown slips around Adams' end in his familiar play. Introducing All- Scholasiics Brown. Wiemels. Baku: cmd Rigot with Coach Eisele. I 08 Mighty East Tech loses! The greatest barrier to the Lions' bid for scholastic hon- ors came onto the gridiron confident but their confidence could not match the charging, never give up spirit of the Purple and Gold. Sullivan's quarterback sneak came as the climax to a determined march and Sherman's point after touchdown earned for him hero's rating. Athletic rivalries on the gridiron resumed after seven years. Latin tangles with Ignaf tius. Lions continue as masters as the Saints are kayoed. Rigot sparks team as he breaks through a shoddy line to block three Ignatius boots, two of them good tor six pointers, the other for a safety. Rakar's aerial to Petkovic provides another unnec- essary tally in the debacle. Peikovic and Sulli- van blast an opening for Cousineuu. St. Ignatius feels tho venom of fleet-footed Cousineau. The great day arrived. Latin Vs. Collin- wood for the East side championship. Hopes tell and rose again as Collinwood scored and then Latin retaliated. But in the waning minutes of the game a pass mustered the final marker for the Railroad- ers. From then on the fray became just a valiant but vain struggle for Latin, and the Charity Game became but a memory. Napoleon had his Waterloo: Latin has Holy Name. Playing at the Stadium an underrated Holy Name team arose to hand Latin its first local defeat although the Lions were decidedly superior in all de- partments as exemplified by Wiemels' eel- like running and Rakar's accurate pass- ing. But we still were undefeated in Senate competition. Si SULLIVAN PETKOVIC RAKAR O'CONNOR DE GRANDIS KRIARIS RIGOT BROWN L As Latin inches out Cl first down in the torrid East Tech game. Shiity Rakar leap! into the ozone to sling a deadly pass. Quarterback Sulli- van sneaks past the Techmen forthe lone score. Wiemels heaven aside a Tech man as Latin plows on to paydirt. I I 9 Bob Sherman Ioe DeGrand1s Bill Zoller Tackle Guard Fullback UH GHIDUERS IVIUNUGHAMS Rim Dick Boerem Guard Herman Marolt awww, Guard Schclcrstics Dick Brcwrr, Brll Rrgol, and Berme 'Nremels garzrerecl cr eetond award, while George Cousinegu cape ipzred number ihree, Of the 22 graders fe meer levere were :',x :rded lU Trim lC?'1'J?F V' HCP. ixefe rzirxci Ciifrrtrrgrrri ehrgii rricrterizrl fi bgrld ptr alzrirrg the '43 sefxsgrr. Bill McKeon End Bill Rigot Tackle Bob Malaga George Cous1neau Ed Seavers End Halfback Haliback 'nv i. Bouncing right back after the Holy Name Determined to snare a victory and smear Latin's spotless Senate record, Bene- dictine proved itself not too touqh as the Lions' pass offense began clicking, Petko- vic tallyinq on one and Ralcar scurrying over for the second. The brains behind the squad plot victory. debacle, Latin mowed down Adams via the air lanes. Aerials from Rakar to Brown and Wiemels to Cousineau clicked and another notch was carved in the Lions' belt as they marched forward in the Sen- ate race. Proudly beat the hearts of these Dads as they watch their sons take East to the shambles. An ardent lan. our enthusiastic President. Father Bedel, urges the team to hit that line. Iohn Conniclr racks the equipment in the catacombs installed in the supply room. 2 Plunqinq over for first blood and three touchdowns Petkovic qained the spotlight as Latin's powerhouse romped over Iohn Hay and thereby retained their reiqn as mythical lO7th street champions. The symbolic helmet stays at Latin another year. .QQ It Halitime as the Coach irons out defense weakness. Van Canttort issues O'Connor some com plasters. A prayer to the Blessed Virgin in the huddle before each fray provides the necessary spiritual backing for a clean. hard-fought game. The turfrnen stuff it in during a pre-game snack. Carefully explaining to KelIy the duties of handling equipment is Bro. Fox. athletic supervisor. 1 19 GLENVILLE O Twenty times without defeat! That was how the record stood after Latin met Glen- ville. Wiemels ran roughshod that atter- noon driving through the lines for long Consistent gains, as the Parkwooders were pushed around in a sea oi mud. 0 Everybody up as the final gun becomes due. CHEEH 39 if lt can happen to the best ot teams and Grads come home from G11 Comefs Certainly Latin is no exception. To vindif of the globe to see the boys battle for ole Latin. cate themselves tor three straight losses ,k the Lions closed in for the kill. But with Father Carlen found his way out to Edison rain or shine. This time it was shine. Ioe Petkovic and Ray Rakar seem to be very happy that the East Tech fracas ended 7-6. Admirers from the sidelines rush in for a near view. That is a player behind the parka. Captains Walsh of Benedictine and O'Connor ot Latin. Take a peek into the dressing room as the boys struggle into their gridiron armor. Managers give a lift. Bro. Haluska filmed the Lion pack in early games. The East Tech game proved a great drawing card as the Carpenters battled for a crack at Collinwood. Graber and Holt collaborating tor over one-halt the total score the Tigers teasted forthe 58th straight time. t 19 EAST 0 Capture this battle, tie tor scholastic hon- ors: lose this one, lose everything. 'With this thought in mind the Purple and Gold ran rampant. 'Wiemels and Petkovic shone as the stars, Wiemels bringing the ball downtield and Petkovic carrying over. all l 111' FUR THE BULB ' 'Q s.. lr, Ay Q . , 1 1 I ' . P J' Q gl A Q x ,qui , , :-X N . i K, -:A l y 7 1 l 15, I' 'J rf: 1 Here is that dashing smashing gang of Latin spirit makers, the cheerleaders. Insert: Head pepman Andy Manqy or A. Manqione. Fight! . . . Ray Wuco, lim Coviello, Ed lindra, Andy. Larry Timbers, Iohnny Meyer, and Fred Gardner. Happy times planning a new concoction of spizzerinctum with Frosh Rah-rah boys Iind a, Gardner, Wuco, and Timbers doing the iabbering. Iohnny Meyer says he'l1 be only too qlad to tote the meqs, and the boys take him literally. HALLIES URGEIJ THE TEAM TU MANY VICTUHIES EVERBERATIGNS shake the Latin gym, 800 voices give out with a mighty blast which echoes and re- echoes among the rafters. Don't be alarmed, it is a demonstration of the loyal spirit which prevails at the colorful, invig- orating ralliesr Ever loyal are the Lion rooters as they pack the gym pledging their undying alle- giancer Rerriiniscing about these days let us re- view in our minds the enthusiastic sup- porters clamoring tor their favorites against a background of cheers from froggy Floral presentation highlights Eisele Day rally. Latin Pep Poster spelt inspiration to the squad. P oudly we sang as the Band played our School Song. One of the Coaches' rare moments of leisure time. throats, with the band proudly beating out the songs which personity the Latin spirit. Trumpets blare in opening salutation, streamers sail through the air as cheer- leaders go through exciting paces, Every' one is now tense, Then the crashing rno- ment arrives. Doors swing open and into the gym amid a roaring, ear-splitting crescendo bursts the wearers ot the Purple and Gold. A round of pep talks, music, more cheers and the inspired eleven march forth for the conquest, enlivened by that super brand of Latin spirit. Thunderous applause, aftermath of a peppy Latin cheer The Cheerleaders pierce the sky with a FIGHT! LATIN' Lions leave gym prepared to do battle on the morrow. Fr. Bedel presents grid worthies with prized letters. FRONT ROW F R9Sl1fO 28 L Fronczak 58 M Grozdamc 55 R Stephens 56 I Ersenmann 20 W Elsele 61 H Sazlma 37 SECOND ROW G Slderas 43 K Haggerty 52 N Vltan tonlo 60 C Van de Matter 31 M Rlfll 39 I Lange 38tCopt1 T Catalano 30 THIRD ROW E Ieschelmg manager T Doherty 68 W Mason 57 l. Hyland 59 W Feldlcrrcher 51 D Verderber 70 C Krerczynskl manager Coach Belamch LAST ROW I McG1ll1ck 64 W Zahler 42 A Kowalsk169 R Sob1nsk149 T Martrn 41 V Mclfaddert 36 C P1kul29 I Krusko 32 UCCESSFUL seasons do not depend ent1re JOHN LANGE ly upon games won and lost but upon ex Capmm per1ence galned Hence the sophomores d1d not fare badly 1n the l1V9 fray trek Wxnnmg only one of IIVS contests the pros pect1ve vars1ty tlred home to Coach B111 Belaruch a sensatlonal tnumph over thelr tradmonal rt spunk and flght held opposmg squads to a mar Opp gm of one touchdown WEST TECH Spmted by cagy Chuck Van de Matter able CLEVE HTS OLL OOD CEASHCH halfback Bob Stephens hlgh pomt honors were CLEVE H1-5 taken by SW1Vell'11pp9d Irm Elsenmann who tallled a total of 37 markers Roundmg out the backheld was N1ck V1tan tonlo erstwh1le plunglng fullback whose bruls 1ng play w1ll be a valuable asset to the 43 varsrty val, East Tech. Against other adversaries the c.L. . ' . 7 ..... ..... 1 3 ' ' I 2 ' ' ' ' :Z signal caller, and the powerful blocking of right 28 .,.... ...... 5 ' 1 l ' I I ll 6 ..... . . ..... 12 - I Pxerre 73 C Scarav1l1163 C Wochna 55 SECOND ROW C Beck coach G Buday 61 I Gelharth 77 C Olzver 5l R Lally 50 R Wagner 59 CCaptJ F Gaul 76 R Moran 65 H Coburn 66 C Harrold manager THIRD ROW E McCoy D Roche G Wescot W Perko 56 E Donnelly 68 I Hrgdon 64 E Zupan 58 R Rhem 74 I Golden 53 M lann167 RESI1 from the grade school elevens carne scores of amb1t1ous lads determmed to cap ture honor and glory as stars ln the t1rrna ment over the Lat1n gr1d1ron world Havrng grasped fundamentals these hope tuls marched on to the held of battle to d1Sp1UY thelr partlcular talents assets to hghtlng LIODS ct commq years Wllh eyes hxed on Vars1ty berths these tyros of the turf played therr hearts out Nor d1d they lack rnaterlal Sparked by Frank Gaul and Dan Ferrazza on the rrght Slde the hne was well n1gh rmpene trable Tall lanky Ioe Gelharth reached rnto the ozone repeatedly to snare 1rnposs1ble aerlals Wlde awake was the backheld tr1cky s1gnal caller Bob Wagner hne rlpplng haltbacks Chuck Scarav11h and Dlck Lally and Wrly fullback Chft Ollver ROBERT WAGNHR Captcnn COLLINWOOD KIRK ST IGNATIUS Opp 'I FRONT ROW R. Timbers 52, H. Kurzynski 72, L. Fougerousse, D. Ferrazza 57, E. La ' c.r.. . , ' ' , 0 .... .... 3 2 7 ........ ........ 6 7 .... . .... 13 Opp. WEST TECH 29 SHAW 34 ST. IGNATIUS 26 GARFIELD HTS. 31 IOHN HAY 35 IOHN ADAMS 31 FTER bidding a late good bye to the pigskin in the playoff tilt with scrappy Collinwood, Latin focused its sports' world spotlight on a promising squad of hardwood- ers. With the regulars from last season plus the unusual high calibred additions from the '42 Freshman team, Coach Herb Eisele had the nucleus from which to build a title contender. C. Kierczynski Ioe Owen Tony Catalioto Dick Brown Iczck McGi1lick Ray Rakar Tom Martin Bill McKeon lim Senneit Herman Maroli Ray Posipanka Ioe Petkovic C.L. 30 GLENVILLE 30 EAST TECH 31 EAST 18 COLLINWOOD 27 CENTRAL URTURING hopes tor an inspiring year the Latin- ites dropped a title-bound West Tech tive. The Lions were then barely edged by a strong Shaw quintet. The next ll con- tests saw the Purple and Gold break about even, capturing tive and losing six. Versatile Iim Sennett, totaling l3l points, sparked the Latin combine with his propensity for swishing the nets. 35 BENEDICTINE 34 HOLY NAME Opp 25 27 37 40 29 24 32 20 OLLOWING closely in points tallied was rangy Ray Posipanka. Although in his first year of varsity play, Ray chalked up 98 markers in the center position. Distinctiveness when on the defensive was the byword of Dick Brown. A three-year letterman, this superb guard was poison to an opponents fast break. Scoring threats at all times were veterans Tony Catalioto and Herman Marolt. Mainstays of last year's squad, their ability to outwit the opposition combined with a unique brand of guarding en- abled them to pile up much needed tallies. Displaying steady brilliance, newcomers loe Petkovic and Ray Rakar advanced smoothly to- ward future stardom. Ace defense man. Dick Brown. worms his way through Holy Name to flick in cr neat two pointer against the New- burghers. Here's the Ncnner bunch again, and this time it is scrappy Tony Catalioto vieinq with terrible Termini ot the Green Wave tor the iump ball. lim Sennett, all-senate choice. displays his wares in a clean iuxnp tor the re- bound as Posipanka evidently entertains hopes lor something more than a re- bound. A ghastly sight as straining hands go up after a iump ball in the Iohn Hay tussle. Petkovic is 33. All-senate Trabitz lurks in the vicinity. This is what you look like in the stcmds as you give the boys the glad hand. Yep, it did go in. Brownie could really find the ole hoop on those foul shots. Newburgh gets the ball on a iump against Ray Posipanka, tangy Latin sophomore ace. NDEH these regulars the season progressed in an uneven manner. After the West Tech Win and the Shaw loss, the Eiselemen came back strong in the next two contests as they downed their traditional Catholic rival St. Ignatius and a weak Garfield Heights squad. Two more encounters slipped away at the hands of Iohn Hay and Iohn Adams before the Latinites could square oft with victories over Glen- ville and a fighting Benedictine five. Reversing torrn the Lions then fell victims to East Tech and Holy Name in torrid trays. A Win over East and a quiet loss to Collinwood, subse- quent Senate playott threat, taxied the cagers into adevii-may-care loss to the Red and Blue of Central. 22 RESERVES DICK BOEREM C. KIERCZYNSKI CO-CAPTAINS SEHERULE 25 WEST TECH 18 12 SHAW 40 17 ST. IGNATIUS ll I9 GARFIELD HTS. 16 21 IOHN HAY 24 28 IOHN ADAMS 26 28 GLENVILLE 22 19 BENEDICTINE 22 27 EAST TECH 23 22 HOLY NAME 26 28 EAST 19 FRONT ROW: W. Feldkircher, I. Bamo, I. Eisenmcmn. F. Collins, N. 27 COLLINWOOD ls Vitantonio. MIDDLE ROW: I. Lange, R. O'Leary. A. Lauer. R. Boerem, 19 CENTRAL za W. Brabenec, W. Eline. LAST ROW: W. Doherty. I. Sheekley, M. Groz- 55 SR. Amps-1-ARS 27 demic, W. Mason, R. Malaga. 38 FRESHMEN 20 OMPILING one of the best records ln many years the Preserves passed shot and drlbbled through oppo nents for ten rmpresslve vrctorres Although cla1m1ng no exceptronal scorrng power they brought onto the hardwood a bal anced team well versed 1n teamwork the by Word of Coach Ken Flerle Led by co captaxns Drck Boerem and Caslmrr CKellyl Klerczynskl the Reserves breezed past West Tech only to be ERUM THEIR WELL EU swamped by a fast breaklng Shaw qulntet Wrth B111 Brabenec slnkmg two long angle shots the future varslty trrpped Iohn Adams rn an overt1me struggle Seconds overpowered the Mmlrns and con quered a team composed of the ehte 1n the Senlor rntramural d1v1s1on The usual lrne up saw Kelly and Vrtan tonro at the forwards Brabenec at center wrth Elsenmann and Boerem at the guards REHER RRNKS CUIVIE l 'k 'k I A ' I ' As a fitting climax to the season, the IVIINIIVIS I . AMATO CAPTAIN FRONT ROW M Spuzzxllo M McCarthy I Wal h I Amato I Hannon A D1C1cco MIDDLE ROW F Celebrezze S Mlshaga C Harrold F Fahey R Botsko C Sca avrlln REAR ROW G Wesco! E Donnelly SCHEDULE 41 BENEDICTINII I2 Z7 KIRK 41 18 ST. IGNATIUS 32 '38 HOLY NAME 36 27 PATRICK HENRY 38 COLLINWOOD HOLY NAME ST IGNA TIUS BENEDICTINE COLLINWOOD RESERVES AKING a debut Wh1ch qave ev1 dence of sustammnq the superb rec ord rung up by last year s freshmen the MIHITHS walloped Benedlctme s fledg hnqs 41 12 But the1r hopes were short hved as they proceeded to drop seven of the next nlne qarnes H1qhhqht1nq the season was the spar khnq trlurnph over Holy Name ln an over t1me 38 35 Ioe Arnato and George LaCava supphed the needed punch pourmq 1n f1ve pomts IH the two rn1nute overt1rne For another VICIOIY the yearhnqs sub dued a revamped and spmted Benedlctme 26 25 Included ln the ranks were many good prospects for future reserve and VQTSIIY play The spectacular play of Leo Lapka towermq center Ioe Amato and Ioe Gelh arth sharpshootlnq forwards featured the MIHIIDS attack Spuzz1llo and Stelbasky cavorted capably at the guard spots EXPERIENCED HUHUWUUUEHS UF THE FUTURE 23 31 I5 22 24 . 28 , 26 25 I I : . , . , . s-. . , . . 21 23 . . r : I I . I . . , . 20 38 S. Stelbasky. L. Lapka. I. Gelliarih, M. Billy. 24 USHING to the hardwood soon after the midyear holidays the boys Qot the intramurals under Way. Senior B im mediately sprang into the limelight as Al Widmar paced the squad with l8 points to down a fiqhtinq Senior A2 quintet Takinq the rest of the season in stride, the team, ever red hot, subdued the junior division champs and aqain led by Widniar trimmed the soph leaders. '19 ED by co captains Dick Baranski and Bill Zahler Soph A s intramural sauad copped the championship with a rec ord of six wins and no defeats Swishinq the nets from all angles the soph leaders defeated the Frosh G aaqre qation tor the underclass title. The School Intramural Championship tray saw them lose out to Senior B, 23-13. High point man was lohn Sebian. ITH but a single defeat staring them in the face lunior A copped the title in the division by nosing out lunior C in a best out of the three series. Highlighting the first game of the title series was the terrific lambasting lunior C was handed, l7-O. In a game determining the upperclass championship, Senior B came out ahead to the tune of l7-l l. INGLE loss to Freshman A was the only disappointing feature of the season for Freshman G, winners in that section. Because of ineligibility the Freshman A team which had gone forward toward the title without a loss was forced to withdraw. Ftauchfleish and Livingston paced the leaders but their accurate shooting could not salvage a win over the sophs. 26 B. Gesinq tCapL7 BOM Way down in the depths of the league standings came a fighting Cathedral Latin hockey sextet, to claim, for the first time in the school's history, a city-wide ice hockey championship. Barely edging into the playoffs, the icers took two out of three contests from Holy Name in the finals. The Latinites garnered the first tilt 2-Up then in the second overtime they dropped number two to the Big Green, l-O. In the final fray, after three scoreless periods, Captain Bernie Gesing broke the tie with a sizzling loackhand shot to give the team the title of CHAMPIONS. C.L. Opp. 8 EAST 0 2 IOHN ADAMS 0 1 EAST TECH 4 2 HOLY NAME 2 0 BENEDICTINE 0 0 EUCLID SHORE 2 SEATED: D. Hackman E. Seuvers E. Lewondowski R. Gorman R. Kuna E. Busch ST. IGNATIUS EAST TECH EAST TECH EAST TECH HOLY NAME HOLY NAME HOLY NAME Earlier in the season the squad had not fared too well. The records read two wins, a like number ot ties, and three losses. The first two scraps saw the Lions crush East and Adams. A powerful East Tech team next bobbed up to snap our streak. Then came a pair of ties from Holy Name and Benedictine. Euclid Shore and St. Ignatius deposited Latin further in the cellar with slight but sufficient scores. Determined and raring, Latin welcomed the open- ing playoffs by humiliating Tech, percentage champs, to the tunes of 2-l, O-2, 2-l. r 1 l'.' STANDING: E. Healy lMgr.l D. Ullmann W. Zoller T. 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QQ 1, ,gn Jw mana-4 M.. 5 5, W4 new X . I 4 .Q ?Q msg QUXXYJ X' ff, LIU' 9? f Nl .Q? n 1' I 5 3C tl btw? QP 58 lt 7 E, ' S .Q 3 f ,jug qi' kj? Y J AT V' ri -W' , nu' BY? ' - ' 'Mi' MJ i Jimi mind W r Q Front Row: R. Siwinski, D. McFarlane, N. Badar, I. Paulin, Third Row: P. Bova, V. Rozance, K. Haggerty, W. Gannon I. Deering, I. Gibbons. Second How: W. Eisele, L. West, L. Hyland. R. McConnell, W. Hill, R. Fisco, R. McCabe R. Hukur. R. Brown, H. Suzima. R. Bums. T. Colosimo tMgr.l. D. O'I.oughlin. Absent: C. Byron. U Il IN ER FELLAS MAKE THE DUST CE high among trackmen ever to wear the colors of the Purple and Gold, the Latin thinclads, boasting an array of topflight stars with heels ever flashing in opponents' faces, were due to carry away many of the districts major championships. This despite the fact that their regular coach joined the navy and a former student assistant was drafted. The one and two mile relay teams again were outstanding. In the Knights of Columbus meet the two mile squad composed of Ward Hill, Bill Gannon, Vic Rozance, and Bob McCabe came within four-tenths of a second of the city indoor scholastic record. Gannon, Len West, Norb Badar, and Iohn Winterich rang up another first in the K. of C. meet one mile relay. 130 Looming as one of the best hurdlers in the city, Norb Badar rated as an almost sure first as he propelled his long legs over the timbers. At Glenville he tied the school mark of l5.l in the high hurdles. lack Paulin, Latin's gift to the mile and half mile runs, was expected to flash a 4:37 mile and a l:59 half mile. Bill Eisele likewise worked in this department effectively. The dashes were run off by O'Loughlin, Ftozance, and Gibbons, while O'Loughlin, West, Bova, and Bozance handled the longer jaunts. Field events were built around Bill McKeon and lack McGroeder, who did the shot putting, Carl Byron, discus man, and Dick Brown and Len West, high jump and pole vault men. FLY Gannon, Badar. West, and Win- terich crouch down in the starting position with the trophy they cap- tured as they tumed on the heat to snare the mile relay at the Knights of Columbus meet. 'A' Ready! Get set! And Dan O'Loughlin, our all-around dash- man is primed to steam up the track for a 100 yard buzz or propel his shins through the 220 or 440 yard iaunts. 'A' Norb Badar, Latin's thinclad cap- tain and star hurdler. completes the final obstacle as he estab- lishes a new school record in the 110 yard high hurdles. 10.1 is good time in any man's country. 'lr Arms and legs in unison, Deering, Fisco, and McCabe get in a little practice heat as they steel their sinews for the record breaking feats of tomorrow. i Latin has had its relay teams, but here is a two-miler that will stand against the best of them. Meet Rozance. Hill. McCabe. and Gan- non. a combine that has a season of great accomplishments before it. 'A' Watching his heroes whiz: over t.he cinders in an important meet. this aspiring hurdler, soph Sazima. gains valuable tips for his own contribution to Latin track history. i' Here is a typical scene at the practice field between warm-ups. Captain Badar passes on a few words of wisdom culled during his long years of cinder travel. l3l Herb Eisele. head of C. L.'s physical education program, carefully instructs a loose iointed freshman in the intricacies of the single roll as his classmates eaqerly look on. 132 PON the bloodted battlefields ot the world, thousands of American soldiers are making the supreme sacrifice and from the high schools Uncle Sam is summoning the cream of Ameri- ca's youth to carry on the glorious tradi- tions ot the armed forces. From the halls ot Cathedral Latin will stream such young men, who carry with them a body well-developed under the expert training of Coaches Eisele and Belanich. ln addition io the lcody building angle competent teachers instill in the minds of these future men of arms ihe ideal qualities of sportsmanship and endur- ance under fire. Through four years the Laiinite masters muscle building exer- cises on the qym's specialized equip- ment. As his final year fades away, ihe senior qraduaies fit to defend his country and the principles for which it stands PRO DEO ET PATRIA. A second cog and equally important in t.he gym program set up in cooperation with the war demands of our govern- ment is Bill Belcmich shown teaching a student the double flip. RAYMOND KNIFIC IL Your death cannot dlm lI'1 the hearts ot your fellow students the memorles of your ur1dy1r1q loyalty to your God to your school and to all who shared your trrertdshrp REQUIESCAT IN PACE' W.M.,,w, Q A f 1 ,,4,-gg Q1 , ,, ,. ,, . ,2,,....f-f' e Q ,M ' 3 , if gi 'Y ,W.,,.M'1l .1 --ft-....,......M .. , , , Y ref 2? fix We ' , ,,-Y Y i ,, 4 , 3 5 I -V .. N l ' W 'sms , r fr' ' film vH:f9NwgM .4,,. ,,,f, 5 f . if ,174 egxigy rs , . E2 , r ,, nm. I . :,l..-f': QV, M2 W W, VV , xl g-, '1 1 13- Q Q fr' , 'N' 1- - . 5 , gf? ,gl M A ' . mf gi Hifi ig, gk ny fe V 'gf - V Qifiri f -f . A n ll an ' , ' ' , 1 of gs' x if' fe , 11 11 11 44,5 aj' ' rx , V Z n N Il E V Z: I g fy fr X we lf i , V - +, 2 2 - 'MWY b W .,-iw W 2 V, 49'-A A ' W N wr:-fs T' r ' ' ,M 5 - ' xx uw' Tr' 3 fl! i' A r fn ' H I :ur 5 WW W , ..,.,, , ' r , A l E ,Q ,, ,K .W V M. ...- me , mm f :sw nw - , A ,, ,,, , r r W , rerr , m ega, 1 4d 1l rw f 1 LM 17 , ,.4 ' MQW H , 0,1-f ' We riff? Wm, W4 'K' 2. 'gag Buck Row: Keller, McCann, laolcson, Reardon, Miller, l-leller, Rusnaoyk, Melena, Nirza, Srurlek, Corcoran, Donohoe, W'alsh, Karwoekl, Missar, Paulln. Front Row: March, Kane, Farley, Grzyh, Maguire, Relnartz, Dickens, Mrchael. Qld Carefree days have left and gone, SCTUOT C But, for 21 while letls linger here: Ah, sweet the joys that we have known, Tis hard to hold in check 21 tear. ,C. W Wy, f X uf s 7,3 , 3? me-M Front Row lsecriedlz Catalieic, Winterich, Hinqer, Gene, Farley, Launch, Kamp- rnan, Lisy, Bccva. Second Row: Deflrandis, Ludcvisi, Gentile, Fruckenbrod, Hradek, Lansdowne, Frandulc, Busch, Kelly, Hoqan. Third Row: Hackman, Hutrer, Hamann, Haberrnani, Malone, Bohn, lclly, Brennan, Cznway, Muldacn, Kapl, Gesgnq, Vfxengels, Byron. Senior A leads them all . ln winter, summer, spring and fall Senzor A . . Nou' wzshzng all a fond good-lvye We leave the halls of Latin High. CATHEDRAL LATIN GRADUATES now attending the University of Dayton Robert Reclcst d Thomas Gannon Edward Sadler Iolrin Duffy Edward Cfrneiner Robert Eubinq larnes E n on Robert Mill r Donald Wood The Great Question of the 1943 HIGH scHooL GRADUATE SHOULD I GQ TO COLLEGE? Read this .... all students whether or not in the Army Enlisted Reserve or subject to Selective Service are urged by the Army. Navy and the War Man Power Commission to continue in college until called .... Every day a rnan remains in colleae he is receiving trainina necessary tor effective war service .... The same applies to new students who plan to enter institutions. 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I 1 4' + + ' o Conqrotulotlons AMERICAN Semm O 43 1 HOME PUBLISHING CO 6117 St C,1O1r Ave GENERAL PRINTING COLLINWOOD PAPER CO Umor, Shop PLTLB PALL llochanacal beraaco Lo He Dood It' 2167 E Fourth We Dood It' Phone PRospect 1344 TYPEWRITERS All makes stondord portable -I D SERVICE REPAIRS Underwood Rernmqton L C Smxth Rernmqton FACTORY REBUILTS FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME 1 lllllh 1 ll IRIN! llll GE 1101 1 HA SPORTING GOODS THE MONREAL CO Hunllnq 6 Flslnnq Lrcen e FURNITURE STORE 6929 S p 6127 S1 Clolr Ave ENd1COII 9559 H d 5520 ' 1 ' f J , . 020 A D 1 1 0 1 ' T ' 7 J 0 Y . O Y l ' f 4 o - 'K rllvll., A wt J ve 1 1 V V P Q V 1 l A A A 4 St. i,1rur . l'1 S. 15144 Eucl venue Glenville 8106 Glenville 6161 . V , . . S N ' ' u erior Ave. . . en erson WEST SIDE MARKET FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ASSOCIATION I POLMSONE Pre rdent L CAN1GL1C Treasurer Prop Ann Gerblc Mcma Jer Frank Gerb C KRESSES MARKETS KLEIS UAIRY BAR 17805 EUC11C1 Ave Newburg Helghts 9515 St C1a1r Ave 9104 Supenor Ave 5 3966 E 42nd St SURMAN HARDWARE THE LITHUANIAN AND WALL PAPER 00 SAVINGS gs LUAN ASSUEIATIUN WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GROW 3117 19 LGS1 93rd Street C7 8418 Savmgs Insured to S5 000 00 Wholesale Wallpaper cmd 6,712 Super or Ax emu Pamts C1eve1emd 01110 OLJALOLVL EOAAQV5 Manufactunng Iewelers and Statxoners Roches1er,N Y Des1qners and producers of emblems for Hxgh School clubs. Wrlte for 1 nqrcrv ed CCIfCI1Of2IL19 CHARLES E. MCDONALD, Dlst. Mgr. Name Cards 239 Fourth Ave Invesimerrt B1dq Plttsburqh, Pem'1sy1var11Q . A S' . - Comphments of A ' C 1 , . 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Manufacturers Custom Cabinet Work Ecclesiastical Furniture M735 Lorain Ave. Gr. 5960 Comjolrments ot Wldlafw, BULB SEAL DAIRY INC N20 East 55th Qtreet 'Wholesale Dtetrrbutors ot Datrv Products We Telegraph Elowers Establlshed l865 A, Jlowmm, ILC, Clevelands Oldest and Largest Flo 1Sf Qutncy Avenue at East 67th Street CLE JET AND CDHKD ENd1cott USOO LATIN MEN OF 43 You have reached another mllestone ot hte rn an unprece dented era ot world chao You have a t1tan1c struaale ahead but Wlth all you may contlnue to enJoy and cherlsh your hobhles Q A RECRE ATIONAL MUST At the west srde s most conventently located f sa ROLLER SKATING RINK The CLIFTON ROLLERDROME 1366W 117th Lakewood O ,4 5 ' I I 7 I .0 . gb .J Lf I r. . K I T ' 'I 'L ' . all V 'l if Efllrt .f . - 1 - 9 fy , . 5 xi , . - I r - i in lr, .. I ,,,, 1 -,K-qi: , - I , ' . 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Manufacturers of Sheet Steel War Requirements, Lockers, Cabinets, Shelving, Metal Furniture 2352 East 69th Street CLEVELAND, OHIO i U I l We carry ul Nutiona ly Adver'se Q lines o er as e Green or Red amps with every urchase 3 Open E inqs Buy ' to 8 O'c1ock ar onds ' ' ' We nesd ys to . , and S t. to 9:30 Stamps v Y V Compliments of the JUNIORS mmm lohn Mooney, President HS K Y E H I E FH Ray Rakar, V1ce-Pres1dent larnes Kenney, Secretary P G A S Edward Seavers, Treasurer Iohn Guy, Alternate 4 - - -- V V V , , 77, . , , ,,,, He's firing telephone wire at a Zero! THE OHIO BELL TELEPHUNE C0 hrs frghter plane wxth 1ts six wlng guns sprttmg flre uses up enough copper every mrnute to make several mrles of telephone lme Thats the rlghr use for copper now and lf s the reason why we cant contmue to expand our facrlmes to take care of the expandmg Long Drstance telephone trafflc Rlght now our lmes are flooded wrth Long Drstance calls Most of them have to do w1th the war they must have the right of way Wlll you help us keep the wrres clear for war calls zmlustrzal calls that send a plane down the assembly lme-mzlztury calls that send If 1nto the au' against the enemy? You can do rt by keepmg your own calls as ew and as brze .t posszble And youll be brmgrng Vxctory that much nearer Cornpllrnents of Comphments Delta Sigma Gamma G Cousmeau G Hlckernell I Carraher B RlQOl l Sewell Donald L Velotta R Hoqan A W1drnar B Reulbach A PTA Class of 42 W l I . . , . . . . 1 , . ig ' I Y 7 9 V, . w . . . 15 i'CrX 7 V T ,.- , 7 . . . 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GENERAL INSURANCE B53 1161151155 Thrrly Years of Friendly Service yOm Established 1913 ROGERS BUILDING FUTWS P KCTTIQWU, 41 1720 Euclid Ave. MAH1 8722 614,101 lee Hrclcey Vfhrtey Kessler Pearle Q Frazrer VX7a1l,f Turk Bc lierea Bader lr h O Lauf, 1 Dcsy h YCIUCG P shy Colasrma D rcks C asey Pc L11 Callahan On Land In the An' On the Sea Its Seruor D Pmlcy Pekar Danqerau Dowd Duke Oehl f lrt fD1I1 byl G rags kaul Gavraan Freld Narshall Gehr na Bch 1-lolan Wra Waaher la110p1e Godrrrah Gurdrma Grdma urly Frqqers Gus Frarmala Frermchy Gmal hm Nolan LOTIQ lm Myers Tc rn Keele 'Xlappey Neurohr erry Beau clerl 1 W M G rray I I 0lVlc'rley 0116 TH!!! H l0llJ 'ra the flu Wlcl-ul ran llros lo C FUNERAL DIRECTORS Prem 3040 Lora Ax ll W3 Derro1tAJe I . L is 'h,in t ' ' ' 1 i ' lerry Baisveri firaaxz 1111-3 flass gr CATHEDRAL LATIN WHIRLO CLUB 1 MELTQSQ 1571 ' A' U Compllrnents of RUSSELL S BARBER SHOP 2060 Lee Road Opposlte Helahts Branch Post Ofhce The Pheemx Creamery Ee BUTTER EGGS CHEESE NORTHERN OI-IIO FOOD TERMINAL 4000 Orange Ave Cleveland Ol'11o THE UIIIUN POLES III AMERICA A Catnohc Fraternal Smce l894 Vanous Types of Insurance for the Whole Fcxm11y Legal Reserves Low Cost SCHUAIES SERVICE STATIDII 3885 Rocky R1ver Drl e MOBILE PRODUCTS Phone CL 9880 Tel EN 9235 SOIIIIHIIITEII S TIIUERII 5505 Euclrd Avenue FINE FOODS Lxquors Wme Beer Pnvate D1n1nq Room for Parnes Serwce IS the prlce we pay for the space We occupy on thls mundane sphere of ours WE LIVE UP TO TI-IE PRECEPTS OF THIS QUOTATION IN ALL OUR BUSINESS DEALINGS RIEHL PRINTING COMPANY 1312 onzemo sneer CLEVELAND oH1o l I ' 0F L, , . , I 1 ' 'V . and - Ola . I fvlumcf, JDAMHL Umm EXCLUSIVELY FOR 25 YEARS DRESS SUIT RENTAL C0 CUTGWGYS Formal Accessories OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ln The DUUG t stowlulm Whether it be education or lndustry armies or homes to build is to Win Today of all times let us all be constructive to the best of our abillty The Dougherty Lumber Company pledges it self to the task of aidinq and abettlnq constructive endeavor that YOUR world of the future may be a good World cess in such a world X and wishes YOU suc Philo Vance Wuxi Wey Curly Carome ir1ss idmar lim Manqieu Yutz Maloney Wild Willie Schilling Sandy' Dzurec Senior B Auf mIPhPf5PhH MBER Co loe Schlund Howie Pritchard Rich' Patyk 'Bulyole Belly Rice Richie Sitseelwinski Snake Eyes Kaulmar. 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HAND Lnunnnv W- A- I-ANIGAN OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN Compliments from DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING 2721 Ecxet lC5th Slreel Cleveland, Clue 1 6' 3 COlf2fHf11AfCOde CHQHY 595 Quality Bu slnvs s Trrunlnq 0lfL POL fl!!! 0LiL0lfL5 TO THE GRADUATES OF 1943 IOHN W WINTERICH and ASSOCIATES 5548 Euclld Ave SPENEERIAN Clevelcmcl Ohlo CULLEGE Tmee Genercltlons of Servlce m Grecrfer Cle felclnd S fnest lCF CREAM ,'l'llllu Ill 11 Is I lllll Sf np... Herrons Banque! Ice Cream fl L Deklolor ,ls Gen Mgr Mel 312122 I L - . ' V 1 I lk 1 . 7.. ' -x ' ' I f- , and ' A ' ' ' the Pumishinq of the Church Standard Bldg. . . l'l1-vc-land A l Y 7 Q. 1 A A J 'A' ltl N 115 u-- u ar 1 h0f'l10r board! .,Il thc lluilur Roald oi YY all no smgle ltem IS more vxtal to mass produc hon of war maclunery tanks trucks slups guns planes etc than the humble bolt nut and cap screw These are the kmgs on the war checker board Wrth supenonty tn mechamzed equmpment our hghtmq men can move and stnke faster and better and wrth greater assurance oi V1Ct01'Y Productxon of Wasmer Tru Ftt Bolts Nuts Cap and Set Screws Lag Bolts and Lock Washers 15 dechcated 100 to the War effort 13000 ATHENS AVENUE CLEVELAND 0HIO U S A BQLT 3, scggw cggp M . ' L -rx-sp' 1 I V l C ' l 0 5 . 0 0 0 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 . . of 1 1 -1 1 'O 11 . 11 - . 1 . - 1 1 I , , . . 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