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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1946 volume:

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We leave it as educated gentlemen.. . Hut we hesitate upon leaving . . . lt has heen such a pleasant Training Base . It I Q! 'FW' gn- you M Fr- a f , i 1:fff ?T1'5' illivtf ' ,,, A Agrfff 2 ,nv 352353 t -W I v-n'1Z7 n - M ' ' fr , - sv fnll!!p' I 5 3 ii i 'Q W I W 1 ' M A df- s . R L gia?7? T' gill' V ,mfr 'F' UU I Q v 'f . My +A, , 'f 'wf , bk , ,gk -1551 fu H! gfdpgqf TU BRUTHEH FRANCIS T NUHTHEN S VICE Pres1dent of Cathedral Latm School The Closs of 1946 Qrotefullv dedmoteb The 25th edmon of the Purplo ond Gold In iuturg XE31b Whom we the IdC1U'ltE?S of todax are well mto toe illght of hfo KG w111 look back upon oul as,soc1at1on xwth Brothcl Fmncu, as 1 x1ta1 iactor m tho bU1ldlNg oi oul U1 II laters i X W fb Y DEDICATIO .xg,XX'X f JR j EFF N J A , X oo 2 3. ' jjiigJ o -, , 5 ffwo- I , l ' -xlvx -. , Vx. gn L .xx Y . I .. . . . ' H f' fi fyffi X o fo fa, i fy X K+? af-1 oo -Ro Wfffxw Q' ' ! Bro Franczs T Nurthen S M IN ME UBIAM ff' N 5' 'Jo ARCHBISHOP IOBEPH SCHREMBS 1887 - With the death of Archbishop Schrembs in Cathedral Latin. When Archbishop Schre was just beginning to grow. Under his gui Catholic high school in the state of Ohio. l Our overflowing population at Cathedrr the 4'Great Builder of the diocese of Cleve May his soul rest in peace. la 1945 His Words and Works Will Long Endure N10 vember, 1945, there passed a great friend of bs succeeded Bishop Farrelly, Cathedral Latin ng hand the school grew to be the largest al Latin is a living tribute to the memory of nd. EDWARD F. HOBAN. S.T.D BISHOP OF CLEVELAND Since his consecration as Coad- jutor Bishop of Cleveland, and now as Bishop of Cleveland, Bishop Edward F. Hoban has been closely associated with Cathedral Latin. We recognize in our Bishop an unusual talent for sensing the need of developing and en- larging the Catholic educa- tional system. Under his lead- ership our diocese will con- tinue to be one of the greatest in America. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS DIRECTOR OF HIGH SCHOOLS Msgr. Hagan Dr Elwell muff OF RLGHTS J IQ si ,A Q if 'fs V ,f J The Story Beam for Ou1 commandmg oifxcer fo1 the past foul sears has been Father Alox SIUS J Bedel w1l1 appreclate more than ex GI h1S mslb teuce on oux bemg well tlamed Cathohc xouths of tomoxroxx N W S. M. At the time of our selo into life we R BEDELS MESSAGE Dear Graduates of 1946 The fledgmg IS lmpatlent to qu1t 1tS nest and spread 1ts wmgs the an' cadet chafes under the months of trammg before bemg able to take off to the Sk1eS And vou' How long the years of schoohng have seemed and how 1mpat1ent you are to have them ox er You too Want to spread vour wmgs to combat to do and dare And we your Faculty responslble for vour tralnmg are anxlous Wlth you and concernmg you AHXIOUS XVlth vou to have you test your abI1ltV 1n solo effort anxlous concernlng you and the outcome of vour eftorts Your tralnmg has been accordmg to hlghest standards and you should be among the best 1n your sphere of l1fe T1me w1ll prove to us 1f you have absorbed thlS speclallzed trammg On th1S your Graduat1on Day we WlSh vou Godspeed and we hope to see you agam when you have advanced ln the fhght God love you and Mary protect you' f Ol,,91us ff ,FC 6 K CATHEDRAL LATIN' ADMINISTRATION Le t o rzght Bro Herman Thaner S M Treasurer Bro Francls Nurthen S M Vlce r c s 1 d e n t R e x Aloyslus Bedel S M Prcsldcnt Rex Karl Wllhelm S M Chap am I5 7 I I I . . 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P ' 5' 2 11 ' ' - ADMINISTRATION Bvothcr Frrmczs '1 Nmthevz SM TREASURER We IC lndebted to Brother Herman for h1s eft1c1ent managmg ot the school s fmances When not engrossed 1n h1s ledgers Brother has a fr1endly word for everyone As an OfflC r of the huge a1rl1ner Cathedral Lat1n Brother Herman d1d a flne and well appreuated Job The Class of 46 1S greatlx enr1ched bx h1s fr1endsh1p Someday ID the future VN hen retu1n mg to Latm for a X1 lt rem1111se11g vxlth Brother Wlll brmg back manx happx memorles VICE PRESIDENT Carrvmg out h1s 1mportant but thank less dutles as Vlce Pres1dent Brother Nurthen endeared hlmself to the heart of exery student HIS t1me was oc cupled by seemg that the schedules evolxed wlthout '1 flaw and seemg that the students kept to a st1a1ght course Seldom too buss to see ary one he found t1me through 1nd1x1dual attent1on to know ex ery Lat1n1te The Class of 46 smcerely thanks h1m for h1s k1nd and understandmg help and advlce Bwotlzer HL77l7!ll J I' mu SW SCHOOL PERSONNEL Bro. Joseph Wzesmann, S.M. Public Relations Director ' Miss Loretta Narey Miss Rosalie Lelcan School Secretary Assistant Secretary it PQ W ' Af .S A:-' I-Irm-fic J4 Bratt. Q M nglxsh Busmess Mwth lmns I Bren el Q M Ax-Nlst mt Txcwsurer Kumplh F16-rle 'VI l1hQmat1C'i ngllsh AQs1stmt wkq ll l Bl mk 5 'SI John Ldtm Rillglilll Bind 81 Glu Llub Nlodu :tor RF' aim-av ZW! Cletue Chudd Q Nl Lhcmlstlx XI3tl'lCY'Hh1tlKN 'Xt du Dxuctm Inv, Cmtlon 'NI Xntlmnx B Blslmp SNI Phxsncs Posltron Club Sp mush Ldtm ec 1 leader Bel muh Fuotb Ill Lcnch Phxslc zl Educ xtlon Frcshm m Flasks! CU! Fx mk G ASSl5lll1I Xluclu :tor Ill Dum Fnglmh L mn RLl1g1m1 'mln Z o-1 ar J mE Ymm E Rtllglllll Punmmmcs 9 1 llltx 'xludu 1 ur Hubert C Elscle Haiti Football Crue 1 -XIllllLlll3llLS 1lELlL lll FACULTY frlLs Ebcl Q Hlulugx Bernird J B ukxm S 'XI Tspmg Bunk Qtmp F1 ancm P Dlllon Englwh f my if NN 21 3 if nk-if 3' y-151 n .nmond L DOIYILT S 'XI G1-ommrx YI ltlu n me In G1-urge F Kuhlcs. SM. Anthony Janson, SAI. Enghsh- SPMHSY11 Rchgmnz I-mm Lzntmccr Moderator Charles A Haluska S NI Charles F Kolf S 'NI Tugonometrx Mathematxcs Art Solld Geomctrx Athletxc Superxxsor Adolph L Kalt SN! Llbrarlan Llbrarx 'X xx mn F Hiusield Stan Iodemwr Frmk Krelpl SM S M 'Xhihem mes Hlqogn Esgman Xluh lfllldl Dravxmg g Phxslcs Phxllp C Hoelle Robert C 'Nlaguxre S M :SS S 'NI Gold Adx lsor , U Athletlc Superx xsor gl I 1 , 0 Alix Hryfyk Stmlu G Nlithuxs 'XI nhgm mcg S V N11 m h mu al Dr nu 12 Rlllgllm EIUZUQTI B skctb L 1 'sodalxix Xlodzrxtur l xtmur BllSlllf.SS -Xdusm FACULTY 'Q PQ, - C ' Q , Q l rf I 9 . .3 -I 1 r In , . I I . . 1' I ' . . I , . . , ry ,d 9 .. . ' Religionl, Hxstcgry: C1viC5: lf - , a lwwna Q' --' M W - vw .4 , ' , , I 1' , 1 S T lf 5' . ,K J . K Aff' .--Azz 'zl I ali! , ' ' 12 Huzad :xg - all 'nach f 11 ,' - 'I L Leo J. Murray, S.M. Religion: Servers' Club Moderator Louis N Schott S NI Rex Joseph E Shexrx SWT Religion Fiench Sodahtx 'Xloderatoi FACULTY 2 Othmar Miller, SM. Bookkeeping: General Business: Sodality Moderator 'Cf-1-All. Edward V. O'Connor, S.M. English: History: Chess Club Moderator 9 John ODonnell Rex Vincent English Historw Plassenthal SKI Latin Religion Latin Purple 8: Gold Business Adxisor Richard Schvsagerl SNI Mathematics Science Chemistrv Sodahtg Moderator Airplane Club 'ln W-4 Aubrew Strosnider William J Ternanskx lWSlCBl Education English German SNI Track Coach Rev Paul Wagner Religion Ge: man Rev Karl Wilhelm S Nl Religion Chaplain John A Vliegind Fi ink Xoung English Historx Vbhirlo English Spanish Gel nan Nloderaior Debate Club Nloderator l ft W3 .W f I ' W' i 1 J' , I '- ' 4 Q Xl 2135 A W 1,9 ,, 'C ,, W ,M , . , , Plj I' Q In ' 2 - 'V English: Alflistoryg 'Lfikbi-S I ' h A nr 44 -in A fr! 1 f CDFFICERS'CU1ARTERS OUR TRAINING STATION , ,sn--x, ,f 'fp-:' . f - . SQH' 9' C' li-:lk Of all the interesting subjects on the curriculum, chemistry is among the most interesting. It is a strange and wonderful realm, challenging our third year men to reach into its depths and draw out the secrets that lie therein. Test tubes lined row upon row filled with mysterious liquids each present a new problem .... a new adventure. ii In T T an - 0 f l I ' Q44 T, f 'iff Y: wi :milf QQ' A 1 ,Ll iff 1,9 llfil-vsyafx--iw! -4 -,gg Q ' 'S 'A ' A '. Y lf' iv 1' V V, I V D 412.-1 - . 5 Y 'six' Y : ' ' s V rf 3 5 32' - L 1 1 ' wg - . x V V! Kaj Xt V surf A-'1' -1 fffgffiif L E 4 if if u if W Mx 55 2, N., sw 4-If 'S I 1, 1 , 51,5 X ' W3 7 4 .ww .uw m'Yn'm S ,Wm M. 5 7 ' Q .4 .sn 4 S C , lf if ' H' 7' 1 A . Us Y W., ?::g,m,Q,Qg if D X MVK .A sv -um H H Y 4' 'ff ' cd' V ,QQ 1 A 1 it f uv f ,brig ' ' A far W. wk 5,2 , 1 f I, f 1 x ' :ff ,-T. :Ig at w we sf - N 9 i Qu K , Q 1' 'Q E ' Y . f ' f ,G Y, I if-Vg ' t AQ 5 The Juniors, mentally maturing, now advanced in rank. Their work was a little more difficult. They tried a IUNIOR D First Row fleft to rightj: W. Andrews, W. Michel, A. Krainz, P. Grady, G. Abood. J. O'Connor, J. Green, T. O'Connell, E. Krudler. Second Row: E. Walker, T. Christy, R. Andalsek. R. Maschue, D. Murray, C. Scaravelli, E. Lors, B. Javorek, D. Vargo, L. Baylog. Third Row: J. Murphy, S. Dlub- back. R. Walazak, A. Faranacci, T. Lautermilch, J. Hartman. R. Verderber, J. Bebsz, H. Schwartz. Fourth Row: R. Sennish, V. Barnauskas, J. Roeder, J. Zamis- kas. J. Larrish. D. McLeod, R. Johnson, J. Chessar, W. Van Meter, D. Roach. Class Officers: G. Abood, Presi- dent: P. Grady, Vice-President: J. O'Connor, Treasurer, J. Green, Secretary. little harder. Advanced Algebra re- quired a bit more concentration than elementary Algebra. They kept at itg this wasn't the time to let up. Gradua- tion night is just around the corner, and . . . they try a little harder. Extra-curricular affairs took many after school hours. The Junior Sodal- ity was activity-filled all year. Junior officers were elected to library posts and the football team was strength- ened by our third year men. UNIOR E First Row fleft to rightj: C. Polns, L. Badar, J. Dublo. J. Beletic, R. Murphy, F. Foy. H. Therens, R. Kralik, R. Maier. Second Rout' S. DcBalzo. P. De Franco, R. Konycsni. J. McNer- ney, R. Novak. J. Deinhart. A. Brenza, T. O'Ncil, J. Gagliardo. J. Godman. Third Roux' R. Markgraf. B. Koel- 171311. H. Leopold. T. Mcaney, C. Osowski, T. Condon, N. Leslie, R. Krejsa. K. Lehmann. R. Snable, J. McNulty. Fourth Rout' A. Pullar, T. Hu- berly, C. Porter, R. Slogar, J. Huffrnan, C. Rosjak, E. Skerl. J. Glending, E. Berwald, R. Arm- bruster. Class Ofjicers: R. Murphy, Presi- dent: F. Foy, Vice-President, J. Beletic, Treasurer. IUNIOR F Front Row flejt to rightj: J Zaidinski, R. Sylvester, G. Rag- gets. K. Rarxallo, J. Tully, G Sidoris. Second Row: J. Shannon. A. Neff, W. O'Neil, E. Rivinskas. R. Sekcrak. W. Tefft, N. Kleinhenz Third Row: J. Marco. P, Man- fredi. H. Recchi, J. O'Ma11ey, T. Merk. D. Schikowski. J. Schwartz. Fourth Row: J. McE1wee. R Schulte. E. Rozman, Z. Sobczak D. Pandazis, E. Strnad, XV wright. Class Officers: G. Raggets, Presi- dent: R. Sylvester. Vice-Presi- dent: K. Ranallo, Secretary. IUNIOR G Front Rou: fleft to rightj: F. Heckman. J. Wade. L. Volpe. R. Hora, R. Kelleher, R. Hutchinson J. Boey. Second Row: J. Lobenthal, D Connick, T. Ianni. L. Lapens, J Kortan. R. Blatnik, P. Kovalik. Third Row: J. Glinsek. T. Koch D, Mocnik, J. Kerner, J. Finucan R.Hanlon,A.F1'abotta, P. Burval Fourth Rout T. Bohn, C. Lauer D. Kothera, E. Hassolini. A Flanigan, A. Hasselo, T. Loftus Class Officers: R. Hora. President R. Kelleher, Secretaryg L. Volpe Treasurer. Qt if Front Row fleft to rzghtj L Brltten J Leonard D Dlngell W Peterson G Meyers W Booker Topi G Van Hoene Second Row A Kramex J Kelly S Garlbottl Anthony L Blatsos Roshetko W Keough Noclfora J WIICZYITSRI Gzbbons H Marble Thzrd Row P Zxska Schmitt J Schelble Zupanclc E VanBergen Prmce E Gulla M Iaco buccl W Mlulff C 'vlartm Top Row D Farlev A Flfolt E Graflnger D Kennv W Lourle J Slma R Jeuc W KYCJCI R Skufca. J. O Day. D. Balzax Absent: Steigerwald. Class Officers: G. Meyers QOUU QF' President: W. Booker: Vice-President: F. Topi Treasurer: W. Peterson Secretary. Blology was the f1rst laboratory subject for the cadets Eagerly lookmg forward to the1r f1rst ex perlments the Sopho mores were soon bxsect mg grasshoppers and lookmg through m1c1o scopes to get a clearer VIEW of the1r subjects Much work was accom p11Sh9d 1n order to get a flner v1s1on of the future that 1163 before us is ... VN. g-1t.,.,-.A. age - ia. -urn-W 1 ':.':, ,TZ M- , 7 f 7-' 'L 2 ?' 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After completing the basic training of their Freshman year, the Sophomores were ready to undertake a more ad- vanced curricula of studies. They delved into the mysteries of biology, geometry and foreign languages. Not neglecting religion, their control panel, the Sophs persevered in their studies lest they be Washed out . Sports played a large part in extra-curricular activities, help- ing to prepare them for their flight into life. I I Front Row fleft to rzghtj. E Collins, J. Wells, J. Raggets, J Emming, J. DiCillo, J. Yersky H. Sell, J. Hinkel. Second Row: F. Jeschenig, J Passafiume, R. Fedor, R. Fidel A. Sassano, F. Vitek, E. Basinski Third Row: P. Colarochio, R Bensic, A. Zager, D. Schwallie R. Nagielski, T. Unkefer. Top Row: T. McDonnell, R. Mul- cahy, J. Majoros, C. Banci, J Koehler, W. Fishley, J. Secunde Absent: R. Flygel, W. Gaunter A. Mason, J. Merk, J. Moriarty R. Newkirk, T. Nezbeda, W Sikut, J. Skufca, T. Slezak, J Stack, M. Toth. J. DiCi11o, Secretaryg W. Gaunter Treasurer. ...,,. . ,, . it .J J' ll CJ -.1 Front Row Kleft to rightj: G McGee, P. Curry, R. Collins, M Kiousis, A. Dadich, J. Koziatek P. Campanella, G. Alexander, Ji Ackley. Second Row: W. Cawley. F Mastromatto, N. Schodowski, J Juhasz. W. Herczog. D. Schabel J. Griffin, D. Kreisheimer, Ri Zimperman, J. Fiala. Third Row: J. Mathis, R. Parker F. Shuster, F. Krasovec, R. Osl redkar, W. Rowan, D. Brunswick A. Oswald, R. Harrison. Top Row: E. Ferrara, J. Tillman R. Powers. J. Graves, J. Campanl ella, P. Griffin, J. Ruffing, L. Ockunzzi, R. Hansen, G. Waters. Class Officers: A. Dadich, Presi- dent: M. Kiousis, Vice-President' J. Koziatek, Secretary. Class Officers: J. Emming, Presi- dent: J. Raggets, Vice-President' 1 Y - A X M- 'Ty I -Z7 ,.v'. P U' ,,5' 5? V V. i FT! 2' l 5 Y L .' ,., Eg, 1 I .--4 -Y gli V rt I, .-'kr Ni 1' ad? 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In Tra1n1ng ' After elght years of grade school, the Freshman come to us as t'Plebes Taklng a l1tt1e Whlle to get acquamted Wlth the1r new surroundmgs, they apphed them selves and took thelr tralmng well That old Latln Splflt that had been smoldermg 1ns1de them when they f1rst arrlved soon grew 1nto a great flame HEMI Lil L Bootcamp 1sn't the place to take It easy, and our 'tP1ebes d1dn't They looked at Lat1n's Boot camp Wlth a ser1ous eye and declded lt was a God glven opportunxty to tra1n for thelr future solo Becom1ng acquamted w1th the rellglous and lav members of the faculty was a novel experlence when prev1ously used to the Slsters or pubhc school 1nstructors T. l f :I 51 Q A , , y y A21 . VA ? A ' A r 1- s 2 def t t Q M U 1 +1 . 'X--'W' BE IN TRAINING New names and new faces acting out the same old story ..... The first year in high school. Not knowing exactly what to expect the Plebes were wary until they were caught and swept away in the swing of events. The newcomers put out a football team which was victorious in all but one encounter, giving the future students of Latin a promising varsity in 1949. The Latineer was an excellent chance for our budding journalists. Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Patroness of the Society of Mary, whose members so capably instruct us, is an essential part of our life at Latin. Through the Sodality our Plebes learned to prac- tice this devotion. Yes, they have begun their course well, fully realizing that success tomorrow depends on preparing well today. May they continue their success during their remaining years at the Training grounds of Champions - - - Cathedral Latin School. FRESHMAN A Front Row Ileft to rightj: J. Tavano, D. Klingman, J. Harri- son, B. Pertz, J. Miller, G. De- Franco, J. Reddy, J. Hudak, R. Mackall. Second Row: V. Bond, M. Madda- lena, D. Widden, F. Votava, C. Collura, D. Skwarski, R. Michal- ski, W. Gallagher, L. Rinaldi, W. Ehraar. W. Janka. Third Row: R. Hartman, S. Immormino, P. Cheney, R. King, S. Babicki, H. Cox, P. Graycar, R. Manning, R. Gereluk, A. Rohloff. Fourth Row: J. Zeletel, G. Taress. D. Relock, G. Motsch, R. Theisen, G. Miller, P. Murphy, J. Bock- man, W. Mullee. Absent: D. Conti. Class Officers: J. Miller, Presi- dent: G. DeFranco, Vice-Presi- dent: J. Reddy. Secretary, W. Pertz, Treasurer. FRESHMAN B Front Row Ilejt to rightj: A. Evers, E. Mazur. A. Kilbane, T. Cameron. J. Noak, E. Lausin, L. Began, P. Iorillo. Second Row: W. Goetz, R. Os- trowski, F. Link. R. Woznicki, R. Hanula. A. Sheahen. G. Mar- shall, R. Roush, D. Reirdon, D. Briggs. Third Row: D. Barrett, R. Gibson, J. Lehosky, V. Kordan, G. Covi- ello. S. Knapp, F. Brodbent, J. Ujczo. G. Walter. Fourth Row: R. Kristof, W. Mayock, T. Burns. R. Bruce, J. Albrecht, T. Rogers, D. Busic, G. Miller, R. Maitland. Absent: J. Copina, W. Adams, J. Slezak, J. Timperio. Class Officers: T. Cameron. President: G. Coviello, Vice- President: E. Lausin, Secretaryp A. Kilbane, Treasurer. . ,, , w 1, Vx .v , .1..i,,lJ'l4pi. J Front Row flejt to -righti: L Auth, L. McGee, J. Lavclle. T Lally, R. I-Iilinski, T. Martin, D Rogers, R. Malone, E. Cody. Second Row: J. Cassidy, S. Sme- tanka, R. Sweeney, F. Hondlik P. Flanigan, J. Zawacki, E. Cerny R. Robbins, T. Leszcz, R. Buganl ski. Third Row: J. Robson, J. Noonan L. Lisak, H. Antoszek, A. Del Crane, R. Moran, L. DeWo1f, R Epaves, J. Moseley. Fourth Row: T. Harmon, T Malinowski, J. Dudas, J. Sullivan L. Talor. J. Prosek, F. Fitzgerald S. Dereska, W. Zaucha, W. Lesso Absent: J. Foy. Class Officers: R. Hilinski, Presi- dent: D. Rogers, Treasurer, T Martin, Secretary. i c - 1 'f ' I ' r ll N1 Q - 1 . ,1f,.. , 1. . Front Row fleft to rightj: J. Snyder, S. Horny:-ik, F. Cawley, R. Bybicki, P. Kellogg, J. Parker, R. Cleary, R. Catalano, D Dowling. Second Row: T, Konisiowics, F. Hornikel, J. Lombardo, G. Man- ning, J. Callahan, J. Trycinski J. Coughlin, L. Kaiser. D. Bral E. Steffen, J. Platz. Third Row: R. Allen C. Jan. C Schikowski, J. Okarnaa, K. Wore kowshki, P. Geffert, E. Lauer, M Fabrizio, W. Havlek, R. Okray. To Row D Budzinski E Mur D I - , . - ray, P. Budnick, R. Cannon, J Feiten, J. Kaminski, J. Blaser, J Brady, J. Garin. Typing gave that practical finish to an education of the Arts and Sciences. , . -Max! , ' 2 ..,f R cd-'r : - VL lg fxmaxi' 3 IZA-4ifv -. iff, X . ,. .. . J -In 51 1 if-tn, ,sf W' . . ' f -G 9 - an me A z mf Q? in w , -2 v atm. M EW? N .I ig 'L 1 , 1 ' '99 Jr , 73 K 'X ' W F' aaa V1 Yi 3, 1..,R,, I W N 1 ' Q 'A , ,A 5' ' f 3 4 45' vw Wffbvaifviw 'L 'T' 5, 16 5 fi, H. ran wumr ' 'gig ' t ' A 4 3 any . V1 Fi gig? 5 3 A, 43- f 'E l' F' v .9 gg 46, Q it ,. Q V' in 3 QQ ,.s'kf-:- V - , N ,f- Wf ' 4 ' ' X, ,Q fffzyni .Q 7 E g?2' ff ir ., Fi N' tv' ?'sn' V 3 .- f I 4 ,' 'Q 5 P I S S fbrff 32 .Qwil N Front Row Ileft to rightj: E Brennan, R. Corio, P. Leslie, J Gundling, P. Hill, R. Hines, R Bloom, E. Kaschalk, J. Karg. Second Row: G. Cristino, D Cabe, D. Keyes. R. Glassner, R Herold, J. Glavic, L. Kapel, A Kubinski. Third Row: R. DiSanto, T. Cleary G. Liszkowski. W. J. McKenna G. Baach, J, Beres, E. Hudzinski O. Lembach. W. H. McKenna. Fourth Row: J. Jaskoi, M. Cahill E. Brzozowski. J. Buerger, W nyak, W. Geither, F. Gallagher A. Hanford. Absent: T. Driscoll. Class Officers: P. Hill, President J. Gundling, Secretary: R. Hinds Treasurer. New and shining horizons can be seen with each day, with each problem solved. Constantly guiding and assisting us are the priests, Brothers and lay-members of the faculty. Our school is distinguished not only for its athletic achievements but primarily for its high scholastic standards. The faculty through individual attention and sincere interest in our progress has enhanced our educational criteria. 1 f, , J.'n...'.. Front Row fleft to rightj: W. Newkirk, L. Roach, J. Podojil, P. Schikpwski, S. Marando, R. Robison, S. Monnicci, L. Skcba, R. Reminger. Second Row: T. Sheehan, J. Monahan, F. Stunek, N. Molnar, R. Svaboda, T. Oelbracht, N. Sweeney. N. Saunders. C. Kozlowski, R. Roda. Third Row: T. McKenna. E. Takacs, E. Marria, F. Spacek, J. Nemec, XV. Scully,J. Pollock, S. Pajek, W. Stead. Fourth Row: R. Martinek, R. Timdera, E. Mscichow- ski, G. Moore, A. Mays, M. Sweeney, C. Cultrona, J. McCue, R, Maruna, R. Piovarcy. Absent: R. Pieson, R. Reda. Class Officers: S. Marando, Presidentg P. Schikowski. Secretaryg R. Reda, Treas- urer. Cardaman, F. Heredos, T. Mc- McCartney, W. Collins, E. Hor- FRESHMANI Front Row fleft to rightl: N. Clough. W. Lerchbacher. R. Zap- pola, G. Mullin, A. Sulzer, J. Paratore. T. Meyer, L. Winsink. R. Vanek. Second Row: F. Brodnik, J Devera, V. Marana, E Polanski J. Nageone. R, Weidokal, Df Carney, M. Minadeo, P. Mesi, T. Betzner. Third Row: P. Mauer. J. Rogers. J. Kelly, B. Porter. W. Malizio, T. White, R. Singleton, R. Luzar R. Seiffert. Fourth Row: T. Morris, B Takacs. J. Frieden, W. Hellenius J. Armaeo, P. Toutant. R. Prelock R. Jarzemba, J. Kali, A. Fisco. Absent: R. Cornelius. Class Officers: R. Zappola, Presi- dent: G. Mullin, Vice-President: A. Sulzer, Treasurer: W. Lerch- bacher, Secretary. The instructors of our Training Camp are more interested in teaching us how to live rather than schooling us in how to make a living. Although the latter is important and is given much consideration, the former - - - the secret of knowing how to live , is of greater value to us. If we failed in everything else and yet graduated as Exemplary Christian Gentlemen and examples to others in the community, our high school career would not have been in vain. FRESHMAN K Front Row fleft to righfb: P. Soos, T. Holian. R Tomko, R. Bertrand. A. Ferrante, R. Trombo, A. Ipsaro, J. Simenc, D Walsh. A. Miller. Second Row: C. Mancini J. Vargo, R. Cabot. R. Verderber, D. Zeroff, J. Korda, R. Woda, G. Soos. J. Speck, J. Kriz. Third Row: C. Barnauskas. D. Stupka, M, Williams, R Whittaker, w. Unger, Rf Kubat, F. Manieri. R Zoller. J. Wasserbauer. Fourth Row: R. Januska E. Cooney, L, Forbes. J Rukstelis. D. Nolan. L1 Doubet, D. Jungluth. Absent: D. Balmat. Class Officers: R, Trombo President: A. Ferrantc Vice-President: A. lpsaro: Treasurer. J. Tichy, J. Fcrmn. J. Xvisc' BU' ' Catholic Book Week display in thc Latin Library I Senior Library Officers Ileft to rzghtj: Richard Bojanowski, Vice-President: Brother lxdolph L. Kalty Victor Bonnell, President: John Coyne, S.M., assisting M. Toth in the S0Cff'1211'y- selection of a book. l p . . aa.,-. . .A .. . . ., -. The Library is the center of all scholastic activities of the school. These were the words of our President, Father Aloysius J. Bedel, S. M., at the mid-year election meeting of the Library Staff. Surely such a tribute emanat- ing from our Commanding Officer attests to the influence the Library has on each student matriculating at our Training Base. As for the administration, the State Inspector of Schools has awarded it a Superior rating. Ml u D-THOLI Upper-Seated: G. Alexan- der, E. Mousch, F. Bartelme, J. Fiala. -Q 4. . This honor was attained through the untir- ing efforts of Brother Adolph L. Kalt, S. M., our Librarian who constantly strove for per- fection in every detail. The Library Staff carried out its manifold duties diligently and efficiently. Checking books in and outg filing cardsg calculating the types of books which are taken out and assisting any student in need of help constitute but a few duties of the staff. LIBRARY STAFF Seated fleft to rightj: T. Thomp- son, L. Bucheral, F. Austiug. F. Misic, P. Duffy, J. Kenchan. A. Lesica, A. Lech- ner. Standing: J. Kolod- ziej, L. Kucharski, T. Schmidt, M. Sibly. G. Grisez, B. Koelman. J. Gergel, J. Oudak, 'W. An- drews, R. Finnerty, T. Shadburn. fn if' Gergel, Secretary. Upper -- Standing: Middle Row R. Rumora. J. Fiala. Back E. Andrews,T. Stunek. L Schmitt, F. Friedel. GATEWAY TO THE The Senior Officers, President Victor Bon- nell, Vice-President Richard Bojanowski and Secretary John Coyne guided the staff through the first semester. The second semest- er saw the election of Junior Officers. President William Andrews, Vice-President Edward Andrews and Secretary John Gergcl. The cooperation given by the staff members to the officers and to Brother Kalt. was the secret of the library's excellent service. Junior Library Officers fleft to rightj: Edward Andrews, Vice-President: William Andrews, President: John Victor Bonnell addressing the student body on Catholic Book Week over the Public Address System. WORLD An island of quiet in a sea of bustling school activity. the Library afforded many pleasant and profitable hours to the Trainees . Whether we came for research work. to check out a deep tome. or just to read a magazine. the atmosphere of the Library was equally appropriate for relaxation and clear thinking. Each of the thousands of books holds a mystery. a thrilling adventure to be discover- ed by turning the pages. 37 4' 5, 15 fl an O 7 ,rt ' WM: ' I H 7,4 fe, W 'L r y fu.: o 4' I s'Li', vii i 8 '!.'f,g W W v,v..gg. Farsi, . I -4 p....q sffklgkn .:...' -X' 4 5 1 f 9: 'Q L-- ff 1 v- M 4 , f ,v b' 5' T' LA, Q , A O ON THE BEAM SPIRITUALLY Without Religious train- ing our flight would inevitably end up a disaster. By knowing and appreciating God we learned to know and ap- preciate our fellow men. Our 'Sky Pilots , the Marianists, will always be remembered for their solving of all our spirit- ual problems, both per- sonal and general. The Chapel was a place of comfort when we wished to supplicate, of solace when we wished to meditate, and of joy when we wished to offer thanksgiving. - uv-M z' X '43 '13 if f' .J QQAJQ 'W Ax Z 'ff ,1 35 rffgx gllf f fx QL, 2 f a A., J. , V V ., 4, 5 W fig xiii, , ,Q If-was D.-.4.1 9 +f+ ml A P .A 'A- vg 1: 41,40 dwg- gi . ' rf .. .':-4 ' 1 ' H Q 3' 1' . 7 'L R ' M g 5,1 rx, ' vw 3 X- , J' ' 7 '- ' ' 1 . x'j I I Q 'L' 423, 1 ' 354 .9 k 4 ,N av if 'Q- Q 'I Mu W :ff ' LXR . . Mliii. HE 1 G i S I L XL S . L, . 'L e vga-afar ' 3 'T e , X s R 22. 4595 Rev. Karl Wilhelm, S.M. Under the excellent guidance of our energetic Chaplain, Fr. Karl Wilhelm, spiritual activities reached a zenith this year. Fr. Karl developed and trained the spiritual life of Latin men, through the medium of his pri- vate consultations. Gur introduction to Father Karl came When, as Freshmen. we were fortunate enough to sc- cure him as our Retreat Master. He has endeared himself in the hearts of all Latinites since his return in our Junior year. SENIOR SODALITY OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Lally, Prefcctg Fritz Pahl. Trcasurerg Mi- chael Gavin. Secretary: Thomas Cullen. Vice- Prefect. v-4-1--L-'U:IUOm :UO--zmm if if -M- Front Row fleft to rzghtj W Fahey J Kenehan J Wrobleskl R Wuco F Pahl T Cullen R Lally M Gavm H Pauhn V Bonnell R Ol1ver Second Row K Kondas J Amato J Golden J Zelezmk F MISIC E FISCO R John 1YiVa5nerkJ Synk B Mayer A Lekan R Baylog A Refe T Emlmg A Kaschalk roc er Last Row J Behm R Sweeney J Vala T Stanton H Mysl1w1ec R L L1v1ngston R Bojanowskx L Lapka J Grose R Joseph Wagner R Naegel O Callahan R Toomey C Koteles Dearest Mother Mary, Immaculate Queen of heaven and earth, we the SGHIOFS, lmplore thy a1d Havmg completed our courses at C L , we are about to graduate 1nto the world beyond We reahze lt w1ll be a troubled world, and that we shall requlre your lovlng care and guldance Ass1st us 1n all our needs, and help us to be pure and chaste throughout l1fe Rema1n constantly at our s1de that we may always be thy loyal sons And hght our paths Per Marlam ad Jesum ifmwiiq QL., J Q r . I , Front Row Ileft to rightj C. Porter, T. Condon, R Slogar. W. Malone, F. Begin T. Sedmak. J. Wall. R. Ker- tis. R. Cesar, L. Badar. Second Row: R. Mayer, J Abood, R. Novak, E. Mousch C. Osowski, R. Tylicki, R Strnad. J. Bebsz, W. O'Neil J. Stannon, P. Kovalik, J Kirchner. Third Row: J. Andrassy, R Krejsa, R. Olmstead, D Schmitz, E. Skerl, J. Sulli- van, R. Christopher, J. Drex- ler. D. Roach, B. Endres, W Beyer. I A li Front Row Ileft to rightj: J. Vishey, D. Farley J. Guy J. Kunes, L. suban, sf Jefferies, D. Roshetko, F. Hocevar R. Kaliszewski T. Nezbeda-. V Second Row: W. Gibson, C. Gibbons, D. Spranger, W. Gilmore, W. Keough. . Collins, J. Griffen, . Kramer, R. Griesmer, . Fiala, J. O'Donnel1. . Kolodziej, L. Onkefer, . SULQQIPI11 Fedor, Third Row: R. Balzer . Donnigan, L. McDonnell, W. Krejci, L. Schmitt, J. Scheble, P. Ziska, R. Phillips, A. Egan, D. Huber, K. Maier, U R. Fedor, E. Simak, I Q 'f1igf 1 fag g ' Q , af iwg .zf 1 .5 ,- , W 'fb 5533 V gs, . fi X 'B 5 4 ? E1 E ', A f 45 if L 6 zz f W 5fYff j 'Q 'w'x ,, ? , 'j if . . ,,,s v i 1 wx' ' wr, I 5:4 , AA 56 . ,, g.L,,:,,q 7 A, .f ,UM A ,, ,fx - W, ,,, Z4 .51 ,t ...fp -Yfzm f f A gk A-WH.,.?', , K 4 w, 7 -, V .. . , , wg., n1'4,,. J, U vm, -' ,,..1vy,. 1.515 A Q f. vi.-j'1 If f 145: 'fi 'affg 5, if fi: tiwifi T, H f t, ff f '1 v 9 3 L. Clgff' '. nf? 4 4 J, '14 S 5, 2- ' 5 '-r fr 5 I 1 . 5 uf fy I K 1 is I -X n , , -4Q T ,,. Throughout the year we paid daily visits to our beautiful Chapel. Here we received the guidance and inspiration necessary for the successful completion of a school year. SERVERS' CLUB li i ue ez. ai 'Niki 'Y 14 Qu WH Nggxul I 's Front Row fleft to rightj: Mesi, Refe, Kaschalk, Corio. Rear ROw.' Kavolek, Supan, Schmitt, Balzer, Stenger, Lauer, Dacek, Fratianrie, Kacerk, Santry, Edelman, O'Donnel1, Koteles, Sullivan, Schmitt, Schabel, Ziska, Schabel, Schmitt, Farley. These Knights of the Altarl' strove by example and devotion to impart to their fellow students a passionate love of the Mass. During the year, besides assisting at daily Mass. the Servers had bi-monthly meetings at which they discussed various liturgical topics. Students from all four divisions enrolled in Latin's Servers' Club, and all actively participated in the club's important acti- vities. The group was ably guided by Moderator Brother Leo Murray. S. and President Christy Harrold. LIGIO ffxr- RU mal CLASSES Fearmg the embarrasslng truths of relxglon men attempt to sup pres lt by excludmg lt from schools Thus they leave weak and dlstorted the very cornerstone upon vxl'1ch future belwef rs buxlt Here at Latm 1n our R6l1g10H Courses we are taught b8S1C prm cxples whlch do not change re gardless of tlme or clrcumstances These fundamental truths are taught by men who through many years of study are famlllar wxth and understand the problems of today It IS our bellef that the fum foundatzon glven to us 1n these courses w111 enable us later 1n hfe to help bu1ld a better world founded on socral Justrce and charlty the Vltdl cogs IH our Holy Fa1th To appreclate more fully the beautlful MUSIC of the Church Father Plassenthal and Brother Murray taught their Rellglon Classes the exqulslte Gregorlan Chant The 1n1t1a1 performance of these cho1rs was held at Sarnt Agnes Church on Chammade Day at Wh1Ch they sang the 1nsp1r1ng Mass of the Angels Thexr repertolre conslsts of the Sanctus, Benedlctus, and Agnus Del, from the Mass of the Blessed Vlfgln, the Kyrle number 8 from the Mass of the Angels, and the Ambroslan Glorla On March 29 thlS group sang at the Pageant of Musxc held at the Publlc Audxtorlum fx ,, . . ire! lx V - 'K T 9 'A , 1 ' 1 x Y . P LJ S- S , :mv-If ' LQ!-fr ' , -N A ii. ' ' ' 1:-..4wnm '- -- , h I , Y ' 'W' 1 Y I - . urn i A 1 'V v a . . 1 I 1 A k H W C . ' 2 5 if-,A V' y ' G32 '-'I 'fl' I 1 ' A ' L 5 , . 7 - . . br' . . ' 1 7 7 A . . ' . Y . , f a l . I . . Y THE Attention this year centered principally on the extensive missionary work in the Far East. Realizing the pressing need of financial assistance for this war-torn area, the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade en- deavored to raise funds for the missions. Most of the financial aid was obtained through the medium of the Umitel' box. This annual mission activity enables Latin students to help the missions during the Lenten Season through daily donations. Early in March the Oriental display was erected in the main hallway. An interesting collection of opium pipes, min- iature hand-carved temples, and other Curios, this activity fostered further interest in the Orient. The canned food drive, sponsored by the C. S. M. C., helped feed a great many of the starving peoples of Europe. Ti W f' lm gulf Upper Pictures: The members of the C.S.M.C. that took an active part in the drive for food to send to the starving millions in war-torn Europe. I i Bill Fahey recites pledge in the name of the Sodalists before Father Bedel at Sodality recep- ception. Bob Lally receiving Pre- fect award. Father Sherry raises Monstrance at Benedic- tion during our retreat. A word of praise-given on our Sodality Day by Father Liederbach. Chaminade Day Proces- sion-part of the beauti- ful ceremony held on January 22. Comrnunicants during Retreat. The true spirit of Christ- mas prevailed at Latin. Our beloved Bishop Ho- ban offers the Sacrifice of the Mass. Pledging themselves to Mary are these Aspir- ants of the Sodality. Visits to our Chapel re- sulted in spiritual com- fort. Deep set in the heart of the finished product of Cathedral Latin is the spiritual influence shed by the Brothers of Mary. The source of this inspiration which they radiate lies in their desire to emulate the humble greatness of their venerable founder, Father William Chaminade. Father Chaminade, the founder of the Society of Mary was during his lifetime a constant inspiration for all who knew him. His great courage and fortitude, shown daily during the dangerous life which he led, endowed his followers with a true Christian spirit of devotion to duty. And still today, 129 years later, that same spirit of devotion still motivates the members of his Society. RETREAT Our yearly overhauling. the Junior-Senior Retreat. took place from January 23 to January 25 this year. During this period We carefully checked and cleaned our equipment, in preparation for our flight into life. Just as general overhauling repairs a plane, so our thorough examination of conscience. followed by general confession, made us cleaner and better Christians. We were briefed by our competent Retreat Master, Father Richard Brand, S. M., who aided us in completing our last High t School retreat. 'Ir 1. The Voice of the Society of Mary. 2. Father Bedel officially installing Robert Lally as Sodality Prefect. 3. Our President had the respect and admiration of every Latin student. 4. Father Wilhelm and Sodality Officers exam- ining the recently ac- quired painting of Our Lady of Fatima. 5. Father Bedel gives us a Blessing. 6. One of Brother Wies- mann's timely reminders. 7. Confession time - a typical scene during our Retreat. 8. Generous Latin students make possible this beau- tiful array of flowers around Our Lady's altar. 9. Our well-liked Religion instructor, Father Sher- ry, incenses the altar at one of our Masses cele- brated at St. Agnes. 10. Our Retreat Master, Father Brand, inspired all of us with his mo- tivating talks. I g ,Tx:R-vga, 1-.-1-W x W-vw, X X .-..-.-...A-M....,.. ..., -,. ... , , Q, W? 4 1. my - f ' :mx A I I I 0 l ur ,,...-w A ,in-avi' .f 1 ,J Xl. M ? , ,, 4:5- , ,- , V, ,. ' N J WA? 4' 'vw' V , . w , C QM ' . ,. 7 V Vrgghzvj W' V, ' W vw 'Q gb 1 f ,,?f3,,g, , F .M .. ,f 1,511 ' W, , , E5 ggi, , k '2., 1 V 'J' - f, - E A ' '9'f'ff '! 'QS ,LA ' 'Q V 14 ,fvf , 1 , 5 f ,-g',' ON THE BEAM ATHLETICALLY Just as the pilot must undergo pre-flight train- ing in order to fit himself physically for his flight, so We were trained along the physical lines. 'fBody coordination were the key words as our well-staffed corps of coaches took us from the days of our clumsy fresh- man Ways and made us well coordinated seniors. Athletics. both inter- scholastic and intramural were exactly what we needed to fill out our high school life. af I J Al 5 - Q' . 1 4' .. l .gf 1 ' gf? -jg' V? f lun! xiii P V. , yx 5 'W-1 4 11 1 f' yr' I . vc. S A, '93-1 a Y tw 'iv - 1 4.31 r. , . ,wg-'A f+ 'k. - - J, . KY , r . sv.: 'lk A x 55-H E i ' b 45 '11 ,5.g,,.5:fi - A N ,,-1. - , . A' .,' ffl - ,A yg .43 , F 2 ., 'M -- W '- . af- TA . g - ' vjii- Lair' vfmi -' 3- QT 'V 2 U' 'K Y 7, 'atv' 79+ .1 Rh: ZF . .g ,? 'f,-' .f : fs 'fn' 5' .nf-'X f- 4 'r 'X fa. . 1 . .K ' R new , H' QT pf, wx , fx ,rw f A Q 14 .sg .fm '-,,' ,-- 1 - VA 'A f 4 ' V' I x1...'. . 'a '95-igm 25' 5 ' Z. '-Y 0' fm 44'-f-'J vi. 3 : ' A f ,J-., Q .4 u , -- , ., Nav- , : ' A1-4' U- -.v --- . .f , I 3 W 2. 3 g . 1 'fb-, , , Q . - - - c: ve.. - .aw 'r 4- N.-H.. ,,, 'Q ' 'I V Y-v-oxf' ' ' kgs- ff' Front Row lleft to rightj J. Raggets, R. Matoney, G. Werling. J. Amato, J. Beck- rest, E. Gentile, J. Behrn. Second Row: A, Hasselo, R. Wagner, G. Raggets, T. Bohn, R. Lally, H. Coburn L. Lapka. ....BEFORE.... . Q, , Battered and bruised, but still champs , the newspapers said, as Latin captured its eighth city cham- pionship at the Cleveland Stadium before 53,356 fans who braved the near zero weather to watch the Lions down a powerful St. Ignatius aggre- gation 13 to 7. Lobe, Ignatius back, scored in the early minutes of the second period, Kilfoyle converting to give the Wildcats a 7 to 0 lead. The Lions roared back with Len Lapka scoring on a twenty-five yard run EIEHTH CHARITY GAME VICTUHY G ct f M vi' :- 'If qt ps Yu! A-3-afyw AME after a pass from Joe Amato. With seven rninutes left in the final quarter, the break came as Lobe fumbled on a line plunge. The ball shot out of his hands, was caught by Bob Matoney, who raced 44 yards to the Ignatius 19. Trying three plays with little success, and fourth down and four to go, Werling aerialed to Lapka in the end zone who leaped high in the air to make a spectacular catch to put Latin out in front and win the game 13 to 7. Third Row: Coach Eisele, J. Lynch, J. Beletic, T. Gibson, D. Smerritt, E. Slogar, Coach Belanich. Fourth Row: C. Muser, mgr., J. Wrobleski, F. Pahl, Z. Sobczak, C. Scaravelli, E. Csizma, F. Mangioni, C. Harrold, mgr. AFTER .... ST IGNATIUS Opening the 1945 season the Latin Lions clawed the Saint Ignatius Wild cats with a 19 to 0 victory This made Lat1n s total wins 13 Fritz Pahl on a naked reverse scored early in the second quarter George Raggets attempt for the extra point W e second tally came when Cliff H111 slipped around the right n M1 s made good his second try foi the extra marker Running 62 vards down the field Jerry Beckrest eluding all potential Ignatius tacklers set up the third score ending the Jaunt on the one Vard l1ne H111 smashed over and Raggets kick was good ADAMS The usual black sheep of the East Side Senate the John Adams Rebels fell as the next v1ct1m for the Latin powerhouse Scarayelli led the scoring parade with two tall1es the 1n1t1al tallv and one in the third period Beckr t en dr oy er from the one yard mag -,Aim scored their lone tally on pl y whi found the Lion defense negligible Inspired the Purple and Csizma crossed the diagonally chalked stripes George Raggets made good four attempts for the extra points GLENVILLE Taking their third yictory the Eiselemen trounced Glenville by a 47 to 12 margin Catching the Tarblooders unaware Chuck Scaravelli romped 60 varos for the first score Raggets made his cony ersion good e weak slipped back to give the n auf lenville scored twice on passes but revenge is sweet as Scaravelli scored again Emery Csizma and Jerry Beckrest scored two paydirt tall1es apiece yyhile Cliff H111 counted for another seven on the scoreboard Raggets added two more to his record of cony ersions EAST TECH Climbing in the city championship race Latin edged an optimistic East Tech team 14 to 7 The Purple and Gold scored first on an aerial from Jerry Beckrest to Lenny Lapka in the end zone The second counter cam hen ck Scaravelli rammed ove? glrie yard stripe The Eiselem ss de nse failed in the final period allowing the Scarabs to sneak good both tries for the additional points and the Lions roared again as they defeated the toughest obstacle to the Charity Game HOLY NAME The everstrong Green Waye of Holv Name rolled out to drown the Lion but the tide changed and the Namers went down with a 1.3 to 0 defeat Taking the breaks on two bad punts the Lions took the ball deep in Ho y Name t y Chuck Scara vell1 dove ov to me in its first tally Raggets conversion was good Jerry Beckrest led off again to run 28 yards to another score and another victory for the Lions George Raggets kick was nullified by a Holy Name offside his second attempt failed the game ending 13 to 0 , A . . 4 . . . . . . . , , , , . . p . 7 . . . , . ,A ,, . . . . . . . , . . , . , V . Gold went on to score two more as Hill and across their lone score ..... Raggets made . V . . U . . , . , . Th weyyle ' lj gi . . . . - . . , . . 7 . . 9 v 1 - V 1 ' ' 3, f s .....- ,,, .fb -LQOAL-LIN: we- 'i' xt' , 4 ini J' .165-4I?'TW ' ' v iii P 5 e 1 1. , z ti.. U: 1 b A .3 if tt -n - H 'I 1' vvsv .rf .1 .rf' 5' PN-'I - ffx-iqwx X AQ R NSF wfhwn. s X. , , xx TSN Q Q -2 1 1 my ' - 4,49 As Y! M' . S., V N EAST Gallopmg 1n yvhat looked more lxke a track meet composed of short dashes than a football contest the Latm L1ons whlte washed the East Hlgh Blue Bombers w1th a 72 to 2 coatlng Track stars Chff Hlll and Emery C shar scorlng honors w1th f1V9 bet e than hlle the Senate ace Jerry Beckrest talhed three These leaders were followed by Jack Behm wlth two Bob Matoney wlth one and George Raggets who contr1buted SIX polnts bv placlng the extra tr1es between the up rxghts The yars1tv had a rest whlle the seconds downed the Bombers MASSILLON The famed Tlgers of MaSSlllOH accompanled by thelr equally famous marchmg band had come to Cleveland to regaln the prestlge they had lost by suffermg an upsettlng 6 to 0 defeat to the L1ons the prevlous season P1ay1ng 1n the tenslon packed thrlll packed Stadlum before some 51 000 fans the L1ons met the Tlgers ln the battle for the Oh1o supremacy of the gr1d1ron M3SS1llOH drew f1rst blood as Fred Bonk T er ca a1n snagged an aerlal to g1ve the downstate eleven the lead early ln the flrst quarter The ns dug 1n untll the f1nal per1od when a dr1ve of bucks passes and runs enabled Jerry eckres to go over to t1e the score Raggets k1Ck falled The flnal score d1d not lndlcate the power of the champ1onsh1p bound L1ons who outplayed Mass1llon s Black and Orange prlde for three perlods Had It not been for a strong Mass1llon l1ne the outcome would have been much dlfferent as the Purple and Gold knocked at the Trger goal four tlmes Wlth the ball restlng on the s1x 1nch l1ne as the game termmated CENTRAL After the tough Mass1llon game the yarslty found a rest bv tackhng Central 1n a 36 to 0 count the game was wltnessed by a small crowd mostlv men 1n unlform Scor1ng laurels went to Jerry Beckrest and Earle Gentlle who t 1 allf Lat1n scores Al Hasselo gave t3IBS'?wao1nts by recover 1ng a blocked klCk behlnd the goal llne George Raggets owner of the sensat1onal k1ck1ng toe placed four across Also ex ceptlonal 1n the1r play was the entlre llne and backs Joe Amato and George Werllng yvho showed flne Judgment by thelr accurate passes COLLINWOOD Wlth the last scheduled barr1er to the Charlty Game belng Collmwood the LIONS hurdled the Ra1lroaders and old man mud to take the fracas by a 46 to 0 count The Rallroaders engxneeled defenses wh1ch had Latm s1de tracked for th f1 perl but the second per1od found ng gg1ng down the Collmwood m n ne fo tvyo touchdowns One by Jelry Beckrest and the other by Harrv Coburn Raggets klcks vyere good Joe Amato passed to Al Hasselo and Len Lapka for tvy o more scores Earle Gentile and Joe Raggets each contrlbuted one Raggets placed two more between the per pendlcular bars , - 7 v ' Q . 7 . . ... ' , ' y , .... 7 7 . , . , . , . , . . . v . Y . . i . .7 .J K ' 1 . ' KC 97 . . . 7 ' ' , V ... -f ' v 7 A . l . . . ..... Y 1 , . V 1 7' y Q V - - 7 V - 1 . . 7 . - 'Q I .. xo ,v .-, .--WML agile' 'vii f 1-4 1 .1 x , If s .Mn , if J ' ,df K7 x, W--Q.. -. ' ygglg, I f .xZ't'?F , IN .4 M-...,. +f1,gLf .for R ' O O F r I . . ,L , QI' ' C 5 GAME MANAGERS OFFICE MANAGERS Left to right: Manfredi, Lowe, Becka, Donohoe, Front Row fleft to rightj: Teitgen, Enouen, Von Harrold. Absent: Delsander. Lehmden, Grose, Gavin. Second Row: Mousch, Drexler. Performing the duties of keeping books and arranging schedules, these unseen men of the Athletic Office, under the supervision of Brother Cletus Chudd, arrange trans- portation for our athletes, control contracts and receipts of games and promote ticket sales. Although visible to the multitude of Latin followers. the game managers have never received proper recognition for their services. Under the direction of Brother Charles Haluska and Brother Robert Maguire, their duties entailed caring for the teams and their equipment before, during and after the game. Taking care of aching muscles and twisted ankles was the job so ably done by our trainer Harold Doc Rap- poselli, a dental student at Western Reserve when he's not at Cathedral Latin. Bro. Charles Haluska, S.M. Mr. Harold Rapposelli Bro. Robert Maguire, S.M. Bro. Cletus Chudd, S M 4 . 5 X 'I' - ' U '01 N CHEERLEADERS gag affix Front Row P Cogan D Smlth R Hanna G Grafinger E Basmskl R Skufca M Mrugasz Top Row R Tr1v1sonno L Baylog L Txmbers J Orosz K Ranallo if fs?- Nr' Larry Tlmbers Led by colorful red headed Lalry T1mbers and under the faculty superV1s1on of Brother Jose Cmtron the Cathedral Lat1n yell getters lnsplred the Latln Llon on 1n many hard contests Tlmbers ably aSSlSted by a number of underclassmen was able to promote a cheermg sect1on whlch durlng the past few years was dormant Th1s organ1zat1on of cheerers under the gu1dance of the cheerleaders met at each Latln game and 1nc1ted the more sllent Latln followers to root when the golng was tough Underclassmen who served as raw men and who were also promlnent ln d1splay1ng the1r vocal talents were Ron Tr1v1ssano Marty Mrugasz Ken Ranallo Joe Orosz and Lou Baylog . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . 7 . . Y E' R ' v 1 X gg Q .... V ' R - , Lg . . . ?r.- , , E521 . 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' 1 s 9 ' 1 Fvrst Row fleft to nghtj J P111a J Raggets B Von Drlska B Petersen A Habmak P Ippo11to J Sheridan J ODay Second Row T Behm E Gentile M KIOUSIS T Calto J Campanella J S1m'1 R Harcsarxk J E11ers Coach Belamch Third Row W Takas F Baznik R Jerlc J Smith D Justin J Rufflng C Banc1 D Schmitz Central John Hay Helghts G1env111e West Tech Benedictine polnts to the opponents 34 Lat1n leading 25 to 20 Cleveland News Trophy Preserving a two year undefeated streak the Reserves under the superb coachlng of Coach B111 Belamch won six games to win the Cleveland News trophy for the second consecutlve year The Reserves totaled 154 Latm Opponents Latin Opponents 0 28 ' 0 50 ' 0 25 ' ' Playing in competition which was below that of the Reserve abi1ity, the Belanichmen found the going hard only in the Hay and Benedictine contests It was the Benedictine game which proved the true test of these future x arsity members The Bengal contest ended with EBE GRIDDE gzrlsf Row fleft to nghtj T Driscoll R Remmger D R1gOt R Zappola A DeCrane 111 Second Row E Mooney J Buerger R Zoller J Glowik R Zlegler R Prelock C Putka Thzrd Row Coach Hook W Mullee R Yurxck P Kellogg J Reddy J Jaskoe J Wlse T Cleary D Cardaman Fourth Row T Baach T Lally G M1ller R H111nsk1 R Lambert G Miller P SChlkOWSkl T Mullm SCHEDULE Latzn Opponents Latzn Opponents Kirk Garfield Helghts Benedictme Holy Name Mayfield Ignatlus Supplylng future Latln varsity and Reserve grid teams Wlll be the dutles of the 1945 Mlnlm grldders who have passed a successful season both ln the win column and m the experience gamed Coached by Mr A1 Hook the Plebes dropped thelr first game 8 to 7 to Klrk Junlor High School after a safety was scored in the final minutes The first wln came Wlth the defeat of the Benedlctme Freshman team 6 to 0 Followmg with vxctorles over the Mayfield reserves Garfield Helghts Holy Name and Samt Ignatius the Frosh closed theu season glvlng great hopes to the future for Latin teams After thelr first and only defeat the Plebes goal l1ne was uncrossed P L R S 7. ' 8 19- ' 0 6 ' ' 0 32 0 14 0 18 ' 0 5 LN f v Opponents 35 25 24 48 16 26 Q - J 1 , Latin 22 West Tech 47 West 26 Ignatius 34 Fremont Ross 39 John Hay 34 John Adams 27 Glenville 39 is - .ox , UQ- t 5 f 1 , Xfxl, Y liz w ff fl i x -fn, I , fy V V f f. 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' I . 2 '2 ' A, . . . 1 '2 ' , . ' 1 . , 2, 2. . A ' , T11 1 12 2 ' ' 11 5 V2 R f' '1 w21: 111: 12111 ' ' 1 1 :1 ' ' A 2 2 1 ' ' ' 1 x , ' ' 1 2 X 1 I x . , ' 1 5. - A, . 1 K. 5 yi- v 1' 1 y x 1 S 12 I Z j 2 ' '2 1 2 . '2 J 1 1' '- '1 ' ' the 1111 1 1 11 '1 2 2 1 2 2 1 . 'S , -' y 2 ' ' 'H v,,,,. 2 ' 1 ' , ,Z , 2. 1 . 6 . ,- An11t11111'111idI111o1'211'tist was J1111 G1111i211't11, who was 51112111 ii11d spec-dy. 11121115 J111-. This d111'Vis11 of 11111 1 1 2 ' 2 J ' ' . ' 2 1 , ' 11 1 ' 1 ' 1 11- ' ', 1 1 ' 1 : 12 1. 1 ' I 2 ', 2 M Will 11 1 5 If q 1 xp 1012 2 1 t1 1 P I 2 1 -J' 1. 1 1' C112 1 15 12111 1 1111I1c11. XK'111C11 proved 21 '2 2 1 2.191 ' 1 1 ' J 2 '1 3 ' '1 1 X -.1 . we . L, , ,., vi .-, I , wi 5,5 , . A-,. . N VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM IACK HANNAN Whoever said that a good basketball player had to be at least 6 feet 6 inches was sadly mistaken when it came to this fighting senior. Jack was the starter of many an accurate and bullet-like pass. ANTHONY DICICCO Anywhere on the court was the playing territory of Tony. He could fill in anywhere and play one position as well as another. To-ny's specialty is a one-handed shot from the foul circle. DAN SMERRITT One of two juniors on the squad was this dead-eye who had the habit of making shots from the corners count. Dan's integrity in practice enabled him to become a man which the coach might depend on. IIM SNYDER Playing his first year of varsity ball without the benefits of experience from Freshman and Reserve action was quite a feat for Jim. His inexperience was not visible as Jim performed like a regular. LARRY CESAR Also out for the first time, this tall. lanky senior displayed amazing abilities, Larry showed more rapid improvement than any of his teammates for the time allotted for practice, BERNARD IAVOREK The other Junior on the squad. Bernie made such an impression as the season commenced that his speed and accuracy were rewarded with a first string berth. Bernie will be worth watching next vear. 1. Lapka tallies another as Gelliarth idly watches. 2. Again it's Len with an over-the-head shot as Gibson waits for the re- bound. 3. Jarring Joe Gelliarth sinking from the foul circle. -l. Adams' queen receives flowers from Lapka. Football returns as Gelli- arth and an East Tech man dive for the ball. Gibson and Gelliarth reach as Scaravelli only stands and waits. WEST TECH Opening the hardwood schedule after a spectacular grid season, the Latin Lions. defending City Champions, dropped their first tilt to a high powered West Tech five by a 35 to 22 margin. Amato took scoring laurels with seven markers. WEST Breaking into the win column. the im- proved Lions took a weak West High Cow- boy quintet, 47 to 25. Scoring 17 points, Len Lapka took the evening's honors. IGNATIUS Attempting to avenge the Charity Game defeat, the Saint Ignatius 'Wildcats fell to the Purple and Gold on the short end of a 26 to 24 score. Chuck Searavelli held the limelight with three tallies from midfloor which were the deciding factors of the game. FREMONT ROSS Playing their only out of town game. the Hookmen lost to an experienced Fremont Ross aggregation. 48 to 34. Lapka and Gib- son starred with ll and 7 points respec- tively. IOHN HAY The traditional l07th Street rivals of Latin, the Bookkeepers of John found them- selves in the red after a 39 to 16 loss. Lapka once more scored 17 points. Amato followed with six counters. ADAMS Registering their second Senate victory, the Hookmen overcame a strong John Adams team in the final minutes of the game, 34 to 26. Amato and Lapka were spectacular with their last period scoring spree. GLENVILLE The Tarblooders were out to retain the East Side Senate lead at the cost of the Latin Lions. Led by Al Stern, the Glenville five overcame Latin to win, 39 to 27. Lapka once more was high man with 8 points. 1. The three Joes, Amato. Savage, and Gelliarth are seen as Gc-lliarth shoots. Di Ciceo waiting for the return. 2. Lapka, Gibson and Amato once more as Len scores against Ignatius. 3. Amato watches as Lapka goes sailing high. 4. While the entire Hay team watches, Lapka sinks another. R E V I E W EAST TECH After losing to Glenville. a determined Lion Five came back to trounce the East Tech Scarabs. 47 to 2-1. Led by Len Lapka. who tallied 1-1 points. the Lion held fast in the Senate race. EAST HIGH Playing a brand of ball which makes games into thrillers. the Hookmen downed a high flying Blue Bomber creyv from East by accurate shooting. 30 to 25. Lapka and Tony DiCicco led the Lions in scoring. COLLINWOOD Reversing the fast type of game. typical ot' Latin athletic squads. the Lion City Cham- pionship dream yvas halted by a sloyv mov- ing Railroad five. 35 to 31. Silla of Collin- wood starred with 15 markers. HOLY NAME Moving once more into their Winning ways. Coach Hooks quintet trounced their West Side Catholic rivals in the annual fracas. 31 to 19. Joe Amato led the fray with 8 points. CENTRAL Led by Amato's 12 points. the Hookmen swamped a mediocre Central quintet by a margin of 32 to 19. This enabled the Lions' regulars to rest before the crucial Benedic- tine game. ALUMNI Playing such stellar grads as Joe Prokop. Ken Fierle. Tony Catliota. Bill Feldkircher and Jack De Wan. a combine of varsity and reserve hoopsters downed the oldsters. 59 to 28. Amato led the scoring with 17 markers. BENEDICTINE Meeting a highly favored Bengal quintet. the Purple and Gold scared the future city champs by losing in the final minute. 36 to 35. Lapka. outshining all Benedictine stars. tallied 20 points. Latin vias the only team to hold Benedictine to such a low score. l 1. Students inspire team on to numerous vic- tr:l'lL'S. 2. Al Hasselo adds another duet of points yvhile Gibson and Hannan yvatch. 3. This Adams player seems to have gone head over heels about Lapka. -1. And the crowd roared. RESERVE HARDWOCDERS Hi -. , . N Q 1 it ' '51 fs-fl Jwxb l s , ' 'W 5 First Row Ileft to right? 1 N , Z. Soluczzlk. H. Jeric. G Ji-x j M, I LW-rling, D. Scliikowski. E ' J , 5 ' S 5 ervvald. E. Skerl. J. Cudahy K '31 gy f - Second Row: NV, Ehrbar. J F I., j 1 f-JH-1 Pilla, W, Booker, H. Naj- 'a ' ff N V paver, E. D'Amato, J, O'Day K h ,X Coach Fierle. f A i L, Third Row: F. Beedenbend- er, J. Rufling. P. Sehneller 1 ' J. Gallo. R. Hzirrnody. . V Q, ' 3 ,. 3 .53 ii Latin 27 38 .Sl 45 29 'S 4 1 . - 3.5 18 357 34 30 34 X N454-I West Tech West Ignatius John Hay Adams Glenville East Tech East Collinwood Holy Name Central Benedictine I r ,r Opp. 24 49 22 17 18 28 23 16 34 32 26 50 : l' Il ., Coached by Ken Fierle. the Reserves playing a schedule ot' twelve games won ten and dropped two. One loss being to the Benedictine reserves which was the deciding factor in the Reserves' bid for the city reserve championship. Prior to this game the Fierlemen had lost only one other contest. to West, and had been undefeated in Senate competition. Davy Schikowski and Ernie Berwald captained the seconds this season. Following the spectacular play of their captains were Eugene Skerl. Dick Jeric. Jim Cudahy. Joe Pilla and Joe Gallo who composed the high scorers of the squad. PLEBE HCQPSTERS Kneelmg fleft to nghtj C Putka G Miller S Maniaci J Glowxk J WISQ Second Row E Koerner R Manning D Rigot B Porter J Reddy W Pertz Thzrd Row Coach Bellaruch R Hilmski R Trombo R Theisen W Mullee Latzn Opp Collinwood Kirk Euclid Central Kirk Holy Name Ignatius Euclid Central Collmwood Patrick Henry Ignatius Holy Name Benedlctine Patrick Henry Playing a fourteen game schedule which enabled the Freshmen to play the same team twice was a plan originated by Coach B111 Belan1ch This plan was to give these future sharpshooters more valuable and necessary experience which was not gained The Plebe courtsters defeated every team but Benedictine and Kirk who baffled the MIHIHIS with their speed and fast breaks This promising team had as its mainstaxs Miller Manlaci Pertz Porter Glowlk Wise Trombo and Cardaman It is around this nucleus of MIDITHS that future basketball teams of Latin will be built It IS largely through the coaching ab1l1ty of Mr Belan1ch that these boys will follow with numerous victories as did their predecessors 75 l l 17 ' 21 ' ' ' 15 ' 29 ' ' . ' ' 21 ' ' 30 ' ' ' 19 Benedictine 34 in such a schedule that was had in previous years. 29 ' 43 . . 24 . 19 . . . . . 29 ' 28 ' 30 ' 29 ' 20 . 33 . . . . , J . a . ., 27 ' 25 , , ' , ' , . ' 41 . 36 . . . 23 26 . . . . . . . . 24 ' ' 52 . ' ' ' 24 ' 50 ' ' ' ' . 3 nr x..f Fzrst Row fleft to nghtj A Fifolt C Manning R McMahon C H111 J Bele tic E Cslzma R Matoney Second Row T C8110 D Connick R Harcsarik A Neff W Von Drxska VX Rieger Thwd Row G Raggets R Pullar Gentile J Vishev Coach Strosnlder It s spring once again the track enthusiasts say This of course means that the familiar blue and grey prac tlce suits of the Latin track men are seen once more Latin thmclads handicapped by no athletic field for practice ran behind the Art Museum and performed their cahsthenics in the gym Having received his honorable dis charge from the Navy, Ab Strosnlder was back once more to continue coaching the superb squads which he tramed previous to entry into the service. During his absence, Coach Bill Belanich took control of the track department and continued the fine work of Mr. Strosnider. IT' TR Led by Seniors Bob Lally. Chuck Manning. Harry Coburn. Bob McMahon. and Jack Behm, Juniors Emery Csizma. George Raggets, Bernie Endres. Bob Matoney, Jerry Beckrest. Cliff Hill, John Beletic and Art Neff, the Cathedral Latin track team was once more one of the outstanding squads of the city .... After trial meets with Rhodes, Euclid Central, East Tech and Marshall, the fleet-footed men of Latin were ready for the pot of gold. the Knights of Columbus meet held annually at the Arena .... Running the dashes were Coburn, Csizma, Beckrest and Raggets. Lally was outstanding in the hurdles. For the long distance runs Endres and Manning ran the mile with Behm, McMahon and Hill running the 880 yard event. The two-mile relay team was composed of Lynch, McMahon, Hill and Manning. AC Nr' .ll il . '. tl N A ,tw my l x '73 f f X. N 4 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, AN ALL SPORTS GROUP IS RECEIVED BY HIS HOLINESS, POPE PIUS XII Sport, properly directed, develops character, makes a man courageous, a generous loser and a gracious victor, it refines the senses, gives us intellec- tual penetration, steels the Will to endurance. It is not merely a physical development then. Sport, rightly understood, is an occupation of the Whole man, and while perfecting the body as an instrument for the search and communication of truth and helps man to achieve that end to which all others must be sub- servient, the service and praise of his Creator. It is for this reason that we must rejoice to see the direction of the Central Sport School in the hands of University men. For you will insist on the one hand on the immense help sport can give towards a man's per- fecting his faculties for the struggle of lifeg while your academic associations will put you on your guard against the tendency, too common alas, now- adays of making sport an end in itself-which it never can be. The harmony between the physical development of man on the one side and his intellectual and moral education on the other is not easy to achieve. Hence the necessity of your instilling into the minds of your pupils the importance of discipline-not a merely external discipline, but the dis- cipline of rigorous self-control, which is as momentous in the realm of sport as it is in that of the intellectual or moral order. Convinced that you will strive to put these higher values of sports before your scholars, we very gladly give Our Blessing to yourselves and your pupils and to all those near and dear to you. Athletes 'lr ir 'A' THE ATHLETES' PRAYER Remember. O most gracious Lady of Athletes, that never was it known that anyone who Hed to thy protection, irnplored thy aid or sought thy intercession Was left unheard. Inspired by this confidence, we fight for thee, O Queen of Victories, our Mother. To thee we come, before thee We stand, whether victorious or vanquished. O Mother of the Word Incarnate, despise not our petitions but in thy mercy help and protect us. Amen Pope Pius XII l .R ' s . 'Q - ,,S,., Q . ,ma 5 7 'I . 4 vf . l 1 X f I S ON THE BEAM SOCIALLY The Shore leaves or Liberties in our train- ing were ivell filled with social and club activities at Cathedral Latin. Journalism, Music, De- bating. Glee Club, Sci- ence Club, Dances and numerous other organiza- tions for our social wel- fare provided us with a good opportunity for the development of our per- sonalities. The Star Spangled Banner always opened our hilarious rallies. Zoot suiters, Bob Novak and Christy Harrold escort Miss Latin CGene Mc- Namarab. Garcon Milano serves up the spa- ghet to gridders, Scaravclli and Amato. Mike McGarry and Frank O'Boyle humorously mock Latin's two blind linemen, Lally and Wagner. Father Bedel added his moral support. The student body was in uproar when he accepted invita- tion to dine with the Latin luminaries. Harryl' O'Boyle and Mary Ann Ferron get sct to do the town. fx !t,. Inspiring the Lions with song to derail the Collinwood Railroaders. O'Boyle descends from the rafters. This jump combo furnished out-of- this-world music for the rallies. It's Al Balogh at the ivor- ies, Johnny Chessar with the licorice stick, Don Ferfolia, sax, Kenny Kondas, trumpet and Myron Abood, drums. Tom Kevern pre- dicting a loss for the high-riding Lions in clash with his con- tingent, the Glen- ville Tarblooders. Coach McGarry of the State Pen seeks a recruit in Len Lapka. George Christino did some fine tum- bling in his first year. Left to right: Tom O'Neil. August VanCantfort, Rob- ert Murphy and John Nassif, members of the Managing Board in confer- ence with Executive Editor Tom O'Connel1. EDITORIAL STAFF Front Row fleft to righw: Godman, Seitas, Foy, Metsch, DeGrandis, Bader, Ward. Second Row: Grady, Maddelena, Lautermilch, Eisele, O'Hora. Brown. Caswell, Olmstead, Ackley. goin, ,rv A42 Qu- 'Ix .' Dominic Delsander Ray Wuco Myron Abood Business Manager Sports Editor-in-Chzef Every eventful fiight calls for an accurate dependable log, and the Latineer, school publication, under Bro. George Kohles, S.M., and Myron Abood, filled the bill to a T, The saga of the 1945 Latineer is one so unique many years will pass before it is forgotten. The year was begun with Mr. Frank Dillon, who had guided the previous staff to unprece- dented heights. Mr. Dillon re- linquished his duties in favor of Father Bernard Neubauer, S.M., who, in turn, surrendered the helm to Brother Kohles when he was transferred to Cincinnati. Brother Kohles, since his acquisition from University of Dayton last April, has led the paper. AND ACCURATE FLIGHT LUG ,S F l' gasp, XX y an Bill Fahey Basil Turi Richard Sweeney V Sports Editor Plzotogrrzpher Associate Editor Late hours and sleepless nights spent by Editor Abood . . pointed columns and sparkling leads con- tributed by sports editor Bill Fahey . . lucid photographs fash- ioned by Basil Turi . . the inter- esting Serviceman's Column authored by Sweeney, and clear, concise sports write-ups by Ray Wuco all went toward maintain- ing the fine reputation enjoyed by the Latineer. Dominic Delsander's task was two-fold, that of advertising and business manager, and he per- formed admirably in both offices. At the traditional mid-year changes, junior Tom O'Connell assumed the reins of editor-in- chief, in view of his work as feature editor. Tom O'Neil. former managing editor. Bob Murphy, and John Nassif round out the braintrusts of the 1946 editions. as feature. sports and managing editors. respectively. Lcjl to right: Swn-elim Aboocl. and Turi lizard it work pluniiing the iorti coming issue. iw... LATINEER BUSINESS STAFF Standing llejt to riyhtjz B. Nienaus, F. D'Agostino. T. Zito. F, Colluui T Hubertv P Cozzens J PI t ,, . , . a z, Sitting: S. Suhacjik, Circulation Mgr.: W. Beyer, Adv. Mgr.: P. He ilx L L Riccia. D. Buehner, J. Toomey, H. Leopold. Absent: J. Sullivan, T. Merk, J. Mandelik. First Row lleft to rightj: R. Rylicki, F. Fitzgerald, D. Klingman, R. Gib- son, R. Malone, T. O'Toole, J. Robson Second Row: G. Walters, J. Korda J. Ujizo, J, Kopina, R. Kristof, R Woda, K. Workowski, D. Stupka, J Zawacki. First Row fleft to rightj: J. Mandelik, K. Kondas. J. Siemer, C. Koteles. W. Lourie, J. Zullo, W. Beyer. Second Row: A. Lechner, J. Previt, A, Oswald, G. VonHoene. G. Hoyv. E. Basinski, W. Rolf, L. Badar, J. Ondak. Third Row: F. Bartclme, J. Grams. E. Ritley. Comprising one of the major activities in the school, the Cathedral Latin Whirlo Club rolled majestically through 1946 like it has never rolled before. Mr. John Wiegand's second term as group moderator was a series of successful skating parties. The two chief skates were in conjunction with St. Stephen and Notre Dame schools. President of the organization, Charles Koteles, gained city-wide recognition when he was elected vice- president of the Cleveland Whirlo Club, comprised of all high school Whirlo Clubs throughout the Sixth City. Iv f. 'il' X I I CHESS CLUB MEMBERS Bogan, Briggs, Brunswick, Cam- peau, Caswell, Christopher, Clark, Collins. Fedor, Gergel, Grisez, Huberty, Knuth, Kristof, Lesso Maniaci, Markalones, Mason Moran, Moynihan, Msichowski. Mullin, Nassif, Olebracht, Ostrow- ski, Platz, Robinson. Rodu, Sasala Saunders, Scheibel, Srnetana, Sul- livan, Ward, Woznicki, Zyzniew- ski, Mulligan. Making heralded entries into the C. L. curriculum the past year to achieve a modest bit of success were the Chess and Glee Clubs under the faculty guidance of Bro. Edward O'Connor and Bro. John Blank, respec- tively. 'iThe Latin Bishopsfl as members of the Chess Club are called, compiled quite an impressive record as the result of several encounters with other high school squads. Student olficers were P. Collins, president and R. Christopher, secretary. It was much to the vocal-minded students' joy that the Glee Club came back to Cathedral Latin. Through Bro. Blank talented thrushes were enrolled at Sisters' College to further their studies in voice. Left to right: J. Polomski, J Sasala, J. Abood, J. Spagnoli Richard Fedor, Robert Fedor, L Buynak, Karl Nocifora, W. Coady W. Clark at piano. . l L , 'l L I lf, ,fi ' g 1, 5 Q0 ,N irq- , , ' , . . an .W , I 521' AR71 ' 2 .V if 9 Z' 1. A 'Vt v ' vim' g x 'W 40? ik m Q. ,. M e, , fs., f, , , , xxfxg W A' Q W 1,11 1 15, f W y, ,. 757765757 K cr 5,:g V S , M V eg, Y ' I ' i WQ9Q,i,,w 91 1:55 'K is ' y. K Q . :4!g?A.T'.v- 'bg are Wig' l'f3,.f als ff, M X ,b ' Q .. X 19- . K Iv!! f...'?' 7,3 v ,Q Q 1 H 5' ' E1 2 ..6E.-1 -rf 'J' s , if , 4 ff' ass Z1 X? ,. - X X S 1 4 1 K Q-fl s 9' mug K : 4, A. fi fi X f ' 'vs 4 fu: ig -. IW .. 1 31 LY 9. '- f 11- 5 , i' . M, - -- - . gum A QNA1., - --gy- H' '- iv ' ' x - 1 ,S JUNIOR YEAR-1945 This was our year , . . First victory over Massillon brought about by Junior Cliff Oliver's touchdown run . . . Whirlo begins transformation under Mr, Wiegand . . . Lions are City Champs again and also State Champs . . . Cleveland Senate nixes Sugar Bowl trip for gridders . . . So we stayed home and went to the Christmas Formal . . . Boosters organ- ize and Stadium hopes loom . . . U.B. Drive is best in history . . . C.L. Diplomats walk out on mock Peace Parley at Reserve when they Crepresenting Great Britain? were outvoted . . . City Champion Basketball Team for first time in history of school. . . . Then came the summer and was it welcome after that winter of snow and more snow. l. Latinites take the Tuberculosis test. 2. Novel football display in the C. L. Czileteria. .i. Coach Eisele addresses the student body before the John Adams tusslt-. 4, Tarblooder Tom KL-Vern of Glenville gives chase to the rampaging Latin Lion. In the game it was the other way around. D. Gridders take in the Championship Football banquet, ti, The return from another victorious pigskin clash, T Positron members are admitted to the seismograph department at John Carroll University. 4 .i ,I fi gf- W 11 ...J . 431. -ArW1'2: ,nf '1 . 4 ' -.4 '- ,r -..tw .KW . ' , aff 5, ,mf ll, ,V-.rgbu Top Cleft to riglztj: R. Kmiec. N. Zelmal. Y. Cerny. J. Campeau. J. Vala R. Crocker. R. Mayer, J. Kerby. R. Botsko. Third Row: E. Steffen. K. Kondas. W. Geougln. W. Gilmore. J. Burns. T Burns, J. Wasserbauer. R. Polk. Second Row: J. Wahl. R. Mervar, J. Lo1'enc0.E. Strnad. C. Eilers. A. Sassano A. Zito, J. Liwosz, J. Backratty. Front Row: F. Hocevar. K. Lehmann. A. Kaschalk. of Aviation-Precision and Coordination if' . Top flefr to rightj: R. Takacs. P. Evans. D. Farley. J. Synk. D. Ferfolia. R. Markgraf. R. Blatnik. J. Prunella. P. Soos. Third Row: J. Kerner. R. Hartman, R. Englehart. R. Epaves. R. Malone. E. Fisher. R. Roda, R. Anschulis. D. Briggs. Second Row: T. Ianni. J. Chessar. J. Kunes. E. Simak. J. Varga, A. Kaschalk. C. Emrhein. L. Skodis. D. Vargo. C. Nocifora. John J. Hruby. Director. First Row: H. Stech. H. Sell. J. Horna. 93 ANDREW KASCHALK JOHN SYNK KEN KONDAS RICHARD CROCKER JOSEPH KERBY It was an entirely successful year, to say the least, for Cathedral Latin's marching band. Thousands upon thousands of vastly appreciative lookers-on departed from the gridiron praising the antics of this melodic group. Surprisingly new formations and peppy rally accompani- ment were added with the acquisition of Bro. John Blank, who replaced Bro. Emeric Bratt, as faculty manager, at the year's very beginning. Actual direction lay in the hands of the very capable Mr. John Hruby, renowned Cleveland musician. The band's finest marching exhibition may be remembered as that which was displayed at the Latin-Massillon grid clash beneath the arc-lights at Cleveland's Municipal Stadium before 50,000 spectators. Chiefs on Every Harmonious Flight RONALD BOTSKO BILL MAYER DON FERFOLIA JOHN VALA lt was the recurrence of the mild rivalry between two supreme organizations and the Latinites more than held their own. While representing Notre Dame University in the musical light at its football tussle with the Naval Academy in Cleveland. Mr. H. Lee Hope. N.D.'s director of music. was so impressed he willingly consented to aid in the direction of Latin's orchestra at its annual concert. The concert met unprecedented success when presented in Cathedral Latin's auditorium. February 17. Much credit for its success is due in no small part to the efiorts of the Stylists popular swing orchestra. under the direction of Ken Kondas. band president. Q N X u g Xe? S C75 ,X A X d N x ' is L., x5 1 ' ., L2 aa I-Y'-fi lmmm in Fzrst Row lbottom to top! R Borz1 V Bonnell M Iann1 Second Row C Muser R Crocker H Mys11w1cz S M3T1Ott1 W Bohley Thzrd Row J Behm T Cullen T Stanton S Joy J Campeau R Baylog Fourth Row R MacIntosh R L1v1ngston R Novak B Tur1 G Ponton1 E Szcmer R Wuco Bro Anthony B1shop moderator Standmg R Fox C Kuhar Art Kresse dlsplays axrplane model OFFICERS W Bohlev, Sec'y, A Kresse, Pres, R Novak, V Pres Interestlng excurslons to varlous S1tGS of sc1ent1fic lmportance were just one en Joyable phase of the 40 46 POS1tI'O1'1 Club under Bro Anthony Blshop S M Plflklllg from the ehte 1n the sen1or class the orgamzatlon was lntelhgentlv conducted and recelved renown because of 1ts collect1on of bra1ntrusts Arthur Kresse as presldent Bob Novak, VICC pres1dent and B111 Bohlev secretary gu1ded the group the ent1re year Smce 1tS mauguratlon after the 1944 Charltx Game the Booster Club has scaled astonlshmg helghts 1n 1ts pr1ma1x a1m As the organ17at1on opened 1ts second xear two new offlcers were added to the managlng board Father Plassenthal was selected to replace Father Leo Mock whlle the new athletlc d1rector Bro Cletus Chudd succeeded Bro Albert Rose The tremendouslx successful lVIass1l lon Game IS one example of the Clubs 9g1C1GI1CX The special program pub l1shed IH honor of the Llons the sale of tlCkCtS not to mentlon the magnxficent crowd wele all cared for bx the helpful Boosters V Q ,.4l Front fleft to rzghtj Mr Andrew Putka Father Aloyslus Bedel S M Bro Herman Thaner Rear Bro Cletus Chudd Rex Vmcent Plasscnthal Mr Harry Smola M1 Leroy Gaul Left photo Ileft to rzghtl Mr Harrv Smola Bro Her man Thaner Mr Andrew Putka and Mr Leroy Gaul Rzght photo fleft to rrghtl Rev Aloyslus Bcdel accepts Charlty game trophy glvcn bv the Kmghts of Columbus Under Presldent Leroy Gaul the loyal Dads of Cathedral Latm students combmed through the med1um of the Dads Club to provlde the kmd of materlal asslstance WhlCh a school of hlgh repute must have to lnsure 1ts posrtlon among other pacemakmg educatlonal 1I1St1tUtlOl'lS The tradmonal Fathers and Sons mght agam turned out to be a happy gathermg provldmg many a happy memory for Father and Son al1ke An lnnumerable amount of fun seekmg Clevelanders were attracted to Cathedral Latm s h9Ct1C Thanksglvmg Squldgulum And It wasn t l1ke the Dads Club to let them down Consequentlv the 1945 Squld w1l1 go down ln Latln annals as one of 1ts finest YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF 'Q :J . , 3' 'Nt' Left to right: 'Ifom Cullen. Bob Lally, Gene Harry Coburn F, Timbers. Dominic Delsander. Bill Enouen. Business Manager ii s um. I X' 1 xy... Necessary to the thriving of any annual of the Purple and Gold's dimensions is an extraordinarily efficient business staff. And the staff of the 1946 yearbook was just that. Rev. Vincent Plassenthal, S.M., is responsible for rounding out as talented an ad-getting staff as former P and G's have seen. Student leadership was capably managed by Harry Coburn, a gridiron stalwart with a profound knack for getting things done right. A designed 30 pages of ads established a new high in this respect and this executive group performed admirably in attaining this goal. 'A' 'lr i' 'A' 'lr And a good time was had by all, adequately sums up the 1945 Christmas Dance. With the lilting melody of Charlie Barrett and his orchestra permeating the mammoth Euclid Ballroom of the Statler, 150 couples in formal attire danced the evening of Dec. 28, joyfully away. A new feature introduced by the senior officers at this affair was a dedication of one dance to each Catholic high school in the city. Second in pomp only to the Senior prom in May. is this night of yuletide splendor. TO OUR l -7 .5 -l 5 6 T 8 9 10. CHERISHED LIBERTIES King and Queen. Bob Lally and Betty Koch in the spotlight. Part of the Christmas dance throng. Harry Coburn and Mary Ann Schurger sparked the jitterbug numbers. And a good Time was had by all. Ah. yes. the dance is a success. the gangs all here. Tom O'Connell and Phyllis Hefner stand this one out. Lehmann is trying to Hgure out with what they spiked the punch. Dressed in formal attire. Xmas Dance patrons parade through the Statler lobby. Another section of the huge crowd. The chaperones. Mr. and lVIrs. Lally and Mr. and Mrs. Gaul. inin in the fim UQ? OVLQ f0Llf'If'8 . ir Top Left: Just some of the boys that make uo our student body of 1200. ir Top Right: Kenny Kondas and his swing band really sent us at assemblies and rallies. 'Ir Middle Left: Dr, I.Q. Sweeney and assistants Ed McCarthy Cleftb and Tom Kevern fright? put on their skit at the East Rally. 'A' Middle Right: The East High Queen waits for the Latin football cap- tain to crown her. nk Bottom Left: A couple of our cheerleaders who kept our spirit high when things weren't going so good for the Latin Lion. 'A' Bottom Right: On their way to the gym, where development of the body was the big essential. Top Left: Our Senior Class Officers when they weren't promot- ing some dance or activity. 'A' Top Right: Bro. Joseph Wiesmann, S.M.. gives P and G artist Bob Seitas some advice on his entry in the Char- ity Game Poster Con- test. if Middle Left:OurAln'i:1 Mater during the Jan- uary cold spell. Middle Right: Coach Al Hook speaks at the football banquet. ., 3 1' ir 'A' Bottom Left: Our chess players during a tour- nament vvith Shaker. 'k Bottom Middle: Latin's 65 piece band on pa- . 1 3 4 rade at the East Tech 'gk zfi , football game, ., V- T- - df: ' ii: : ig l Bottom Right: Proces- lv .,w1ifm'12' I sional preceding the ' W . D ' U 3 Blessed Sacrament -W f fi during Holy Week. k 4 ' N 3 time . ' jo Ofafizft amlotzd e 'I 04 Szttmg lleft to rightj Robbms Flanagan R Krallk R McIntosh G Grlsez Rogers Slandmg J Golden R Toomey R Chmstopher S Pltzer R Wagner C Wochna F Bazmk R Rhem Rogels R Olmstead J N8SS1f W1ll1ams Front Row fleft to rzghtl Parker Horny ak Hcrcdos Lombardo Platz Frleden Lauer, Gergel, Doyle, Lechnel. Second Row: Speck. Jamicka, Gercko, Prcvit, Vishey, Perry, Mclvor, Fedor, Rogers, Votava, Corrigan. Third Row: Hillinius, Rogers, Cahill, Gundling, Cozzen, Kall, RALLY COMMITTEE Left to rzght R Prendergast C Harrold W Hagan E OBoyle T Kevern W Bohley W Jakubs G McNamara W Becka F Baznlk J Grose Bro Magulre R McIntosh T Cullen R Novak R Lwmgston T Loftus W Enouen W Fahey Tak1ng leave of absence for a few years the Debate Club returned to Latms currlculum of act1v1t1es under the faculty d1rect1on of Mr Frank Young Although the organlzatlon d1d not venture to engage other schools lt soon became known thanks to a group of talented debaters Sen1or Robert Scott McIntosh assumed the helm at the very beglnmng f and was capably asslsted by Germa1ne Grlsez and f ' K Rlchard Krallk both Junlors gl' Under Bro Rlchard Schwagerl SM the Alrplane Club ghded through 1tS second f-'S year 1n masterful formatlon ,, The bu1ld1ng of model alrplanes and .2 other vehlcles was the club s ma1n under taklng and some members have attalned c1ty Wlde acclalrn through thelr unt1r1ng efforts ln th1s Held When It was feared that only a mlnlmum of ralhes would be presented and those of run of the mme callber a cont1ngent of semors spearheaded by Tom Cullen of Sen1or C ralsed a po11te protest and offered to contrlve a new type yell sesslon before EVERY s-..g., grld game Thus the Sen1or Rally Commlttee was orgamzed Bro Robert Magulre, SM, was the faculty genlus behlnd th1s sp1r1ted comblne 105 l . -- :yr , '5'Zf, fx A K4 .-i f 5 ,QT W .Zffgif .. 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I5 l -- , 'vii ,KX x , 4-ei, i 'Q Z w -P E f J 1 ' x ' 1 1 7,,,, fig fgjyx fff- f f A-jf' , , Neff, iw- ' 4, x Editor William Fahey lt sy 1,5 Richard Sweeney Basil Turi Myron Abood Victor Bonnell Mich-ael Gavin Raymond Wuco Sports Editor Photographer Social Editor Scholasttc Edltor Religzous Editor Graduate Editor 106 --Q Standmg fleft to rlghtj T Kevern W Bohley J Txefenbach R BoJanowsk1 J Coyne L Corsaro E FISCO Szttlng R Lxvxngston C Harrold J Savage J Edelman R Ohver J Vala Sportmg probablx the most e'-ctxax agant annual ever to be presented to Latm students IS a just and fittmg rewa1d for the Fme dxhgent work the vearbook staff has put forth Under the d1rect1on of Father Ph1l1p Hoelle moderator and B111 Fahex edltor the staff kept a steadx pace smce the opemng davs of school Assoclate edltors Vlctor Bonnell R1chard Sweenev M1chael Gax 1n Mx ron Abood Rax mond Wuco and Photographer Basll Tur1 complete one of the finest staffs IH Purple and Gold annals The major task of the wrlters was the pennmg of lI1dlX 1dual xx r1te ups ln whxch task bv obserx at1on excellent lesults were achrex ed IX uni! 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W ', f .,f A MW, I W 4, , ,egg 5 5 f'.4',,::mw,, W by In , ,, ,,,mM,g M W A Ronald Botsk Wlllxam Enouen GENIUS IS the master of men Blendlng perceptlon w1th exactness addmg a dash of w1t mterpolatlng alacrlty and topplng th1s off Wlth a tlnge of worldly W1sdom three elements of the graduatlng class of 46 expended th1S mlxture as thelr purveyance ln attalnlng scholastlc d1st1nct1on Exertxng thelr mental facultles to the l1m1t durlng the1r sojourn 1n the halls of Cathedral Lat1n these el1te stand as the symbolxsm of what Lat1n1tes should be Just as lt IS an onerous m1ss1on to close the gap between heaven and earth so It IS a formldable asslgnment to reach the peak of academ1c conquests But Just as heaven lS aCC6SS1b18 by prayer and SHCYIHCQ so too IS the honor roll feaslble lf only the students followlng the pattern of the above credltable men would apply themselves unstlnt lngly to thelr lessons GQHIUS IS the master of men ' U1 rl-1 Z O su O Z O su WW f ? 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' V nxgikwgwakiq 416' f - If M 4' N O Ausilug Amuto Abood r 'Z H if V Bubrak Baht MYHON T ABOOD Peekahood Impressrve rntellrgent energetrc wersatrle and artrstrc Just a few oi the many words whrch de scrrbe Mwrons colorful person alrtw As a drummer and Edrtor ol the Latrneer he enlrvened many of the schools extra cur rrcular actlxrtres Intramurals 23 Latmeer 1234 Editor 4 Purple and Gold Soctal Edztor 4 C S M C IOSEPH I AMATO Muzzre Joe completelx mastered hrs quarterback posrtron on the grrd rron bw hrs clexer passxng and solrd tackles On the hardwood 'Wuzzre rlways kept the oppo nents moxrng As Senror Class Treasurer Joe performed a capable rob Soda'zty 4 Foot ball 34 Basketball 123 4 Chrrst mas Dance Commlttee Semor Class Treasurer Homeroom Oflrccr Prom Committee Tabla, Tuurrs X4 C S M C V18 Burch yloq Bcxznrk 2 FRED I AUSFLUG Bud That Learnrng rs chrefly had bt readrng books could have been sard bv Fred who was a de pendable member of the Lrbrarx Staff Hrs Crvrl Arr Patrol experr ence rated hrm as one of C L s top ae onautrcal authorrtres Llbrary Club 2 3 4 C S M C THOMAS I BABIAK Tom When quret Tom enters a col lege ot engrneerrng he wrll take ruth hrm one ofthe finest mathe matrcal mrnds of the Semor Class Tom has rmpressed hrs comrades ruth hrs studrous and reserved manner Honor Stu dent 1 C 9 M C KENNETH I BAHR Ken A Jollv mature fellow who lox ed to have fun but knew when to be serrous Hrs rntexest m sports rs shown bw hrs four vears ot par trcrpatron rn school rntramurals C S M C Intramurals 12 3 4 JOHN M BAICH Quret and mannerls trough xerx tongenral would best descrrbe Jacks temperament Basket ball rs hrs tavorrte sport xxhrle scholrstrcrllx he lrked nothrng better than bllancrng books rn qommtrtral class C S M C Intramurals 1 Commerczal Club 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance RICHARD L BAYLOG Drck Hrs humor adds an rnugoratrng atmosphere ot frrendhness to anv gathering Known and lrked br most gvuxone Drtk rs always re idx to throw rn a helprng hand tor 'rnw retrvrtx Sodallty 123 4 Posztron Club C S M C CHARLES A BAZNIK Chuck Chuck xxlll long be remem bered tor hrs xaudevrllrng at the football rallres Hrs superb wrt sent teacher rnd student alrkt rollrng rn the arsles ruth laughter Hrs ambrtron rs to be a radro rnnouneer Soda tty 1 2 Rally Commzttee Debate Club Table Ten1rlsl2 C SM C Class Play 1 1 Q ' L ' Q . .' , , 5 . . . . 5 - , 7. . 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WILLIAM I Bl-ICKA Wxllle Wlllle Umverslty Hexghts baseball lover extraordmary had a frlendlw smile for everyone at any tlme He was one of those few fellovxs vxho could keep pluggxng when all the chlps were turned against h1m and stxll come out on top Intramurals 12 34 Rally Commlttee 4 Athletzc Manager 4 C S M C Table Tennzs Z 4 ALBIN A BEDNAROWSKI Ben Ome of Senxor As more dxhgent members Bennv IS a peaceful person possessxng a mmd well stocked Wlth commerclal facts He xs bound to succeed m the busxness world C S M C Commerczal Club I OHN M BEHM lack admlratlon as a varsxty football player has the tradxtxonal Irlsh dxsposxtmon Thxs lad was not onl a fleet footed trackster but also a fast mmded student xn all hls courses Sodalzty 34 Football 34 Track 234 Purple and Gold 4 Posztron 4 Servers Club Homeroom Offzcer C S M C WILLIAM I BOHLEY Wlllxe A vteary expression camouflaged a keen mmd and an even sharper wlt Bllls long llst ot act1v1t1es show his xersatllxty but knovs mg hxm you find the personallty that made hlm one of the most popu lar fellows ln school Sodalzty 1 Honor Student 1 2 Latmeer 3 Purple and Gold 4 Positron 4 Debate Club 2 Ho1neroom Off: cer Mzrer Com nlttee 4 C S M C N 0 Beclm Bednurowslu Behm QM-aff RICHARD F BOIANOWSKI Dxck Tall and amusmg would be the best words wlth vahxch to d scr1be D1ck Hxs record wxll show that as a sodahst he was always attentlve and dependable D1ck was also a competent llbrary OHICGI' Sodallty 12 34 Track 2 Intramurals 23 Lzbrary Club 234 VzcePres1 dent CSMC Debate Club 4 Table Teams 2 Camera Club 3 4 VICTOR C BONNELL Vxc You can thank V1c for our effxclent llbrary that comes m so handy for those special asslgn ments Golng from the academlc to the hllarxous we got the laugh of our hves watching V1c stagger through the role of the mebrlated actress ln You Can t Take It Wxth You Sodalzty 1 234 Honor Student 23 Band 1 Class Play 1 Llbrary Club 234 Preszdent Purple and Gold Scholastzc Edztor 4 Posttron 4 C S M C Bohloy Bolcxnowskl Bonnoll f , . . . 5, , . I ' f ' e- ' tl - u I A v H . . . , , , 1 , . . ' h H . nl! 1 I lk: v l . I l 1 , ' ' . . ' 5 - - .- -5 5 , ' ' V ! 1 ' ., Z ,, ll ' ll . ' '- ' ' . . Jael-L . who has found much - ' . .. - .. . A A A - - - 4. v , - - ., ,J . .: V . Q 1 : .I I , ,J ' ' ' - -' . - . : :A 3,45 ' ' 11 ' .' ll Y . 'A . : .J I' : ' , J .J r . L . , J ' 'Y ' J . . 4 . ' . 1 . AL. 4 N O Bruzls Botsko B01-gg .f 'Qn,, Bucheral Buday RALPH A BORZI Borz Borz a character ln hlmselt was one of the few who ever made a basket m mtramurals w 1th h1s ex es shut He would be a txplcal Latmxte lf he dldn t be long to the long halred mus1c apprecxatlon tongregauon Tosca nnnz make wax for Ralph Posztron Club 4 C S M C Intra murals l 23 4 Camera Club 4 RONALD T BOTSKO Ron Rons attlvltles whlch range from bung contmuallv on the Honor Roll to plaung m the band are a good crlterlon fox what the future holds for lh1S NISE West sxdel Track and basketball supplled the athletlc Interest Honor Student l 2 34 Basketball 1 Band 1234 Orchestra 234 Intramurals 1 2 34 Track4 CSMC 99' Buehner Callahan Cemy BENEDICT A BRAZIS Benny The Jokester of Semor A Ben ny IS amlable and well llked Not too dxhgent as a student he always managed to get through Nothmg dlsturbs hmm unless It be C L s losxng a basketball game Intramurals 2 3 4 C S M C Commerczal Club 4 LEROY A BUCHERAL Bud Bud who for the past few wears has been called a Hxck because of hls resldence ln Euclld nevertheless stlll mam tams that tts Gods country HIS frankness shlnes foremost 1n h1s well rounded character Whtrlo Club 2 C S M C Lzbrary Club 234 GEORGE W BUDAY Budey Budex s low raspmg VOICE comlng torth w1th a llttle wxttx clsm at the most mapproprlate tlme ln hxstorv class IS enough to make anv teacher reach for the cvanlde kmfe and gun at the same tlme C S M C Football 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 IAMES S BUEHNER un A tall lad wlth the curly halr and blue eyes that we usually JSSOCISYC wxth Van Johnson But tor Van couldn t hold a candle to h1m when lt comes to wowxn the women Most of hls tlme ln school was spent m pursumg the commerclal course that w11l someday brmg htm hls bread and buttel Rally Committee 4 C S M C Homeroom Offzcer Commerczal Club 2 3 4 OWEN W CALLAHAN Cc: Cal s cox and pollshed manner of speakmg netted hxm no end of loyal followers Hxs soclal llfe was a constant endeavor to make uerxone feel at home C S M C Sodalztrf 4 DAVID A CERNY Dave Although he IS of a reserxe na ture Daxe has made many trxends and has held on to them The marchlng band provided an outlet for hxs loxe of muslcal talent A true Latlmte m all xespects he backed exerx drne Exit? his 'lll C S MC Band , - -- 5 -Q . -ix l .1 fl'g xx I A A 'V - 5 ., . .5 ' ml thats where the association' ends r Q b ' v .' ' It . , , .:, v Y ' , I B 4 -,L F 5? .5 fx, H 11, . . . . . v. A' :Eff it 3 ' LAWRENCE G CBAR Larry Larry lS the proud owner of a slx foot two frame He has an easy golng temperament whlch helps to make frlends One of hls pet Joxs IS tmkermg wlth radlo sets C S NI C Intramurals IOI-IN P CHAMBERS Abbey When It comes to the dxscussxon on meat Abbey takes a bxck seat for no one The reason IS simple enough he works lll ms hther s butcher shop Undemon stratxve and reserxed John IS a lavorlte 'among teachers 'md students allke C S M C Intramurals 12 3 4 N O LSL? HENRY C CONRAD Hank A modest fellow possessing a consclentlous determmatlon that made hlm stxck to hrs studles when other students were tosslng m the towel We know thls reso luteness wlll hold hmm m good stead for hrs cholce ln llfe Cesar C S M C HARRY P COBURN CHARLES T COOPER Harry Harry a star ln football and track was awarded the most 1m proved play er plaque at the foot ball banquet Hrs romantlc ln terests made him the butt of numerous Jokes uttered by hls West Side frlends Football 1234 Track I 234 Intramurals 1 2 C S M C Homeroom Ojizcer Purple and Gold 4 Busmess Manager WILLIAM E CONLEY I B111 IS another of Palnesxxlle s representatnes at Latln Thx holder of a cordlal personality he found hls high school days exceedmgls emoyable not onlx scholastlcallx but athletlcallx as well C S M C Intramurals 4 Track 4 Chuck A placld llkable fellow by na ture but turn hmm loose on a cxnder track and youll find thc grxt and drxve that placed hxm hngh m the Gruelmg Cross Coun try race Intramurals 234 C S M C Track 23 4 Cross Country 3 Coburn Conley Conrad Cooper C - fl .. .. .ls - ,.,-. v ' I - I Chambers 5 . V B'll ' I ' Y ir 'Ir 'A' ak nk 6 Coyne SENIO Cullen LESLIE R COOPER O e An Irishman hailing from I-lib bing Vlmnesota where he went lor his Hrst three years in high school he IS fired with determin ation plus the ability to g through Wlth what he starts Ole after only one year at Latin was certainly one of the boys Intramurals 4 C S M C Croce LEWIS I CORSARO Lew Ambition plus thats Lew the energy man hlmself With his interesting knowledge of me chamcs Little Lew Lew has generated a lasting friendship into the minds of all those with whom he has come in contact during his foul years at Latin Whzrla Club 1 2 Purple and Gold 4 CSMC Track! Band 1 Intramurals 1 23 4 Crocker 'fi y U Davey Delsunder RS IOHN P. COYNE Lucky Very seldom without his lucky silver dollar which he contends is responsible for all the wrecks that he has averted in his '37 V-8, Lucky has been a faithful Latinite for all four years. The library was one of his favorite places of Work . . . Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary: C.S.M,C.g Purple and Gold 4. SALVATORE W CHOCE a Sal an individual with certain merit but more CGTLHIII laugh ap peal was that vivacious spirited tvpe who let his energv off on the hardwood or bv pitching a game for the softball mtrarnurals Basketball 1 Intramurals 2 3 4 C S M C RICHARD I CROCKER Cricket Haillng from way out in Brecks ville Cricket nevertheless found time to engage in many extra curricular activities The Positron Club was his greatest love especially when he was able to make experiments for the other members Sodallty I2 3 4 Latzneer l C S M C Posttron Club 4 Band 234 THOMAS F CULLEN Tommie This Lakewoodite who admits That but for the grace of God I might have been a graduate oi St Ignatius High made a phe nomenal rise in his senior year His numerous activities rate him a good chance for the title M Cathedral Latin Sodalzty 1 34 Vlce Prefcct 4 Honor Stu dent 1 Intramurals 123 4 Rally Commzttee Chairman Purple and Gold Busmess Staff Chrzstmas Dance Comrnlttee Positron Club 4 C S M C CHARLES O DAVEY Bud Diminutive Davey is the most appropriate title for Bud swell fellow to have around when the going gets tough he IS never seen without his East Side co horts at any social affair H usually talks a good fight Sodalzty 1 C S M C Intramurals 1234 Rally Commzttee Table tennzs 12 Latzneer 1 De Del calls 100th and Lorain his home territory but girls in Rocky River would have you belleve otherwise A competent athletic manager for CL teams as well as advertising manager for the school paper Del never was finished working Sodahty 3 Latmeer 3 4 Advertzszng Manager 4 Purple and Gold Business Staff CSMC Intramu.rals23 ,I y ' I ,, . . 51 . V. . ,, .1 ,, - A . . . .4 ' , . ' 48 ,J -. ' ' r. ll 9 'rfvg 9 5 I ' A A1 ' 5 ' ' LA' A , I , 2 I S. 7, nouumc c. DELSANDER 3 , r 1 -2 ,, W 3 ' .. Y. sf - 1 ': Es-:-:A-. SENI IOSEPH R DEMKO oe Joe came to us from Sharon Pa m h1s Sophomore wear and took up hzs studles vuth Soph A Though small of stature but blg of heart he aluaxs Wlllll lglV handed out a smoke durm the clgarette shortage Intra murals 34 CSMC Table Ten nts 3 ANTHONY I D1ClCCO Dee Tony s cool and deceptne basketball plasmg long was an asset to Latm s reserve and vars xts qumtets But h1s real Cl3lIl'1 to fame hes 1n h1S xullmgness to do hls comrades a good turn C S M C Basketball 1 2 3 4 GEORGE B DIETZEI. Dxetz There IS somethmg about h1s personallty that operates llke a magnet ln drawlng manw frxends to hxmself Hts pxquancy IS hlghlg rellshed by all A great lover of sports D18tZ was a demon on the court ln lntramural basket 5325154 C S M C Intramurals RAYMOND W D11-'BANCO I-'rcmkxe The mlghtw mzte of the tx plng class Frankie makes up for lack of brawn bw hxs wax 1 keeplng frlends He IS a pro flclent IQDISI surpassxng the re qunemen s for second Xear tspmg bw a large margln Track 1 Whzrlo Club 123 CS WC Intramurals 1234 Com 71670101 Club 234 O Demko D1C1cco Dxelzel RS M2024 ROBERT HORNYAK Bob Bob recelved his Greetmgs card as a .Tumor but that dxdn t prevent hxm from earnmg enough credxts to graduate before b comlng a Semor An all around swell fellow we remember Bob for hls characterxstlc drawl and drool at the same tlme C S M C Intramurals 1 RAYMOND D DxSANTO Ray Ray was known as the mys ery boy of the class by vlrtue of his slow declslons and lmpassne mannerlsms But let lt not be sald that he was wlthout frlends for he could be found almost any afternoon 8SSOCl3tlI'lg Wlth other Lalll llt6S at Marshalls M C Intramurals 123 Football i 1 A xv. DIFICDCO Hornyak DxSr.mto Edelman ll ga ff mf 0 SE Dzurec NIO l' Egan Emlmq PATRICK I DUFFY Pal Wlth such a name need we sas that he IS Irlsh We can quallfs hlm though by saying that he IS an East Slde Hlberruan that be lleves only the Irxsh wxll go to heaven Hardly a class passes vuthout Pat gettlng off some subtle Joke Intramurals 12 Lzbrary Club 2 7 4 C S M C Commercial Club 234 RICHARD L DZUREC Duck A dex oted student of the busmess won ld Dick has establlshed hxmself as a leadmg speed typlst years vsas to make the Honor Roll and more than once he came mlghtw close to achieving Intramurals ' 4 C S M C Commerctal Club -3 Enouen Fahe Ferberdmo RS IOHN A EDELMAN ack If vou ever go out to Colomal Helghts Just ask for Jack wlth the laughmg face Everyone who knows Jack likes hlm for hlS qulck comeback and pleasmg personallty Sodalzty 1 CS MC Commerczal Club 234 LAWRENCE H EGAN Larry A master of dlalects and human 1l'lt8I'eSt anecdoes Larry the West Slde s answer to Red Skel ton should forge ahead m the colleglate career he has planned for hxmself Sodahty I Intra murals 2 3 4 Cheerleader C S M C THOMAS I EMLING Tom Mxsslon mlnded Tom was great cog 1n the vsheel around whlch the CSM C turned hxs own unaffected manner he led as an underclassman III food dunes and the llke Hls keep at lt attltude was a great example tor hlS fellow classmen Sodalzty 1234 CSMC WILLIAM A ENOUEN Wxlhe Deflmtely one of the Bram Tlusters W1ll1e always put up a good fight for top place on the Honor Roll A student athletn manager for three years and head manager an h1s semor year glve hlm valuable experlence for his iuture position of CPA Honor Student 1234 Intra murals I 2 C S 'VI C Purple and Gold Busmess Staff Athlettc Manager 234 Head Manager 4 WILLIAM K FAI-IEY Bl Commg from St Josephs Hlgh Alameda Callfornla ln his Jumor lxsh hlmself as a leader of the Class of 1946 HIS 11St of actlxltles tell the storx bettel than vu could Sodalzty '34 Latlneer I4 Sports Edztor 4 NEOSP Journalzsm Award Purple and Gold Edztor zn Cluef Rally Com mzttee Chrzstmas Dance Com mzttee Prom Commzttee CS WIC Intramurals 34 Semor Class Secretary Homeroom Of jzcer HAHOI D I FERBERDINO Ha Wlth each wavy black halr Ill pl ace and grlppmg a mlcxuphone sxngxng solt melod1es IS rlght up Ha s alles He IS also well known for his smgmg and hum mmg xn class xx ll1Ch has stopped many a teacher cold Intra murals l 'l Rally Commlttee C S 'VI C Commerczal Club 23 4 nf .. Q . L . .5 'H' ,:, f '- 3 A l 1 v 1 l ' . . . ' : - 5 ' A I ' I , . : 1: V l - -V ., ., , a I ' . . . . . In EI ' v . .. .UL if ' 'i His ambition throughout the four year. 'Bll1 was quick to estab- ' .: I.. .IJ :LV .6 . . V . ' . ,. : ' 5 Wk ' . .. . ,J ' , , . A Y . DONALD L FERFOLIA Ferl Those of the soclal set at Latm know Ferf for hls fine saxo phone play mg wlth the band and orchestra He IS always wearlng a ready smlle whlch Just adds to his popularlty He IS well knovxn for his Interest ln the undertak mg busmess and also for the partles he throws Intramurals 2 4 CSMC Band 1234 Vlce Preszdent Orchestra 1 2 3 4 State Muszc Award Commercial Club 2 3 4 ROBERT L FERRON Bob Bob showed us the true Latln splrlt comlng all the way from Palnesvllle for hls Cathollc edu catlon and stlll flndlng tlme fox the band and other extra currlc ular actlvltles He wllllngly would allow hlmself to be the target of farm llfe Jokes enjoy mg the laugh wlth the rest ol the boys Track 4 C S M C Band 13 NEIL 'I' FICHTNER Nell At mld year handsome Nell was toylng SVltll the ldea of de partlng for the Marlnes but much to Senlor Ds Jov thls lad declded to Walt For a student who spent but two years at he dld rlght vsell C S M C ERNEST U FISCO F151 Ernle an energetic young man who halls from Shaker Helghts could always be found vthere ew cltement llngers Known and llked by all thls roamlng Romeo plans to contmue hls studles at Western Reserve lf Uncle Sam doesn t grab hlm first M S Sodallty 4 Intramurals 3 4 Purple and Gold 4 N Ferlollcl a-in ft K Ferron Flchlner X if s.l S, lv -:Z I AMES M FLOOD Uh Jlm lS an all around swell guy and what most people call the typical school boy Hardly a game goes by wlthout thls West slder ln the stands as an lnter ested onlooker Th1S lad wlth the carmen colored halr also takes ln sports actlvely Intramurals 12 3 4 Commerczal Club 2 3 4 C S M C LOUIS E FOUGEROUSSE Loule He lS one of those dreamy look lng students who seem to have Just made the grade but reality he s qulte capable l graspmg the facts Foreyel vxearlng a smlle Loule 1 a swell fellow Wlth whom to make a frlendshlp He lntends to follow the buslness llne after graduatlon C S M C Football 12 Com merclal Club 2 3 4 v? Flsco Flood Fouqerousse 9 20 N O I-'uhry I-'ronlczak Fox Gammel Gardner KARL L FOX Herr Fox The xxell bemg of Latlns cafe ILII1 xx 'ls 1 great deal traeewble to the mueh travelled Herr Fox H1s mmy dlssertatlons on the drxness ot AFIZOIIG or pxetur esqueness of Florxda mtroduced innumerable arguments on com merce C S M C Posztron 4 Athletzc Manager 2 THOMAS A I-'RONTCZAK Tom Tom IS one of those xxarx Latmltes vtho engox possessmg manx IGIOSYIICTBSICS xvh1eh tend sloxxlx to drlxe their comrades out oi their mmds But beneath thls euentrle surface IS 1 lad xxho knows vxhen to be sedlte Track 1 Latmeer 12.3 CS MC Intramurals 1234 40' Gavm Gelharth Gxbson ALFRED I FUHRY Ace Plttsburgh s glft to C L ' In only tvxo years Ace htted perfectly rmong the boys Hls laugh provokmg anucs and Jocosxtx or should vxe sax corn xxon hun frlends galore C S M C LOUIS F GAMMEL Louxe What IS there about Loule that draws the othel bovs to ll1l'l'l'7 Thxs questlon IS exsx to answer once xou listen to hxs tales for hlS stones deal xxxth the many LOL1I1ll lSS ln Europe he has vis lted Sodaltty 1 Intramurals 1234 CSMC Whzrlo Club 1 Commercial Club 234 FRED G GARDNER Fntz Fritz had '1 smlle as genulne as gold that xx orked xxonders ln obtammg frxends and dlsplaxmg h1s trulx affable D6I'S0l'l31ltX H caxorted capablx as a cheer leader for txxo xens then dns tmgulshed hlmsell' ns '1 dmmond st xr un lhl.I 'lIT'lLll als C S M C Sodalzty 1 Intramurals 123 Cheerleader MICHAEL T GAVIN Muck Rlght from the start 'Xhck sv. ung mto the L'll1Il routme Hxs popular1tx school equllled onlx bx the aeela1m of hls troop of temale 'ldmlrers Sodalzty 23 4 Secretary 4 Trac! 2 Intramurals 4 CS C Whzrlo Club I 2 Purple and Gold Relzqzon Edztor 4 Athletzc Man auer 3 4 IOSEPH E GELLIARTH oe Aceordmg to the gang Joe IS '1 llght gux Well liked hx both students and teachers hls pun gent humor zlvmxs xxon out 'lboxe all As tor basketball Joes Hrst stung xarsltx berth speaks for hxm Sodaltty I 2 Football 12 'i Basketball 1234 Intramurals 12 C S M C Whzrlo Club 1 2 THOMAS C GIBSON Glb Glb s Clalm to tame 1165 ln this zmlable student s endeaxors t make the football and basketball teams As ex erx one knoxxs hxs efforts vxere rexmrded xxxth xars ltx DOSIIIOIIS ln both sports C S M C Football l 'Z 4 Basket ball 34 Intramurals I2 Com mcrclal Club 2 I4 Y u vv v . .- Z .. , .. - - . 1. 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WILLIAM E GOEBEL Wnlhe Jump n are famllxar words when Blll IS around wlth his Ford Lombmmg generoslty with talent Wxllle has tabulated many delxghtful events m the mlnds of classmates The ac countmg busmess holds a great future for th1s Latmlte Sodaltty 234 Rally Committee 4 CSMC Intramurals2 Purple and Gold 4 Table Tennls 2 Commercml Club 34 BERNARD W GOLDEN Rabbi No matter how much trouble he gets lnto you can always count on th1S happy go lucky West slder to talk h1s way out of xt Glfted bv klssmg the Blarney Stone the Rabbl never falls to wln a pomt Intramurals 1 23 4 C S M C Rally Committee 4 Table Tenms 1 23 JOHN I GOLDEN I ack An extremely talented exponent of some honest to goodness Irlsh Jocosxty Jacks genume Hlber man brogue coaxed many admlrmg laugh Thls product of St Agnes parlsh was always qulck to furnlsh those much needed qulps and cranks CSMC Sodallty 34 Football 1 Debate Club 4 ELMER W GOTTAS Elm IS best known for the type of humor that sneaks up on you and hls unerrmg ablllty to sleep ln class Thls son of Lake wood IS a kxller vuth the West Sxde women and as for bemg a super salesman Elm has prac tlcally never falled ln drives at Latm Intramurals 12 C S 'VIC Commerczal Club 234 N Goebel Golden B Zum! IOSBPH I GHOSE oe Joe IS one of the brains of the athletlc office and Just as sharp with a pmg pong paddle as he IS wlth those dollars and cents When xt comes to studles Joe 15 ln there flghtlng all the way Sodalzty 1 234 CSMC Intramurals 3 4 Purple and Gold 4 Student Athletic Manager 23 4 Table Tenms 1 2 3 4 DONALD F HAAS Don Golden I Don s ma1n characteristic s cheerfulness Inexcltable and modest he was alwa5s ready and wxllmg to do h1s best ln aldmg hlS fellow classmates The bus1 ness world doesnt look too hard for hxs capabllxtzes C S M C Intramurals I 2 Commerczal Club 234 Whzrlo Club 4 Lzbrary Club 1 2 Gotta: Gran Haul SEN OR Hannon Hagan Hailey Harrold Hxrala Huser lanm IOSEPI-I M HAFFEY oe Joes horseplay brought hxm many a scrap wlth the teachers He had a sense of humor that helped to brlghten the day Joe also conslderably strengthened hls team ln mtramurals CSMC Sodalzty 1 Track 2 Intramurals 1234 Purple and Gold 4 Commerczal Club 3 4 WILLIAM G I-IAGAN B1 This ever smxhng Irlshman product of the West Side has lmpressed his schoolmates and comrades vslth h1S wlttlness B111 IS college bound wlth a successful career afterwards Sodalzty 1 Intramurals 12 CSMC I Jakub: JOHN M I-IANNAN ack On the hardwood Jack lS a demon on defense wlth a dead eye for uncanny hook shots O the court he IS a versatlle popu lar soclahte the hfe of any partv C S M C Basketball 12 3 4 CHRISTY W HARROLD Chns Whenever there xs a soclal event m town Chrls lS llkelv to be there accompamed by the falr sex Everybody vvlll remember hlm as one ot the managers of the Latln Llons Sodallty 12 C S M C Basketball 1 Intra murals 23 4 Track 1 Rally Com mlttee 4 Purple and Gold 1 Athletzc Manaqer 1234 Table Tennls 123 Servers Club 12 34 KENNY K HIRATA Zoot Hxs thlck stralght black hair gave Zoot recogmtlon ln us one year at Latin He alvvavs vxent about his work Wlth de termlnatmn and after gradux hon he Joyouslv hopes to set foot once more on the soll f sunnv Cnllfornla CS MC JOSEPH R HUSER oe A true result of the Kamm s Corner area Joe was alwavs xn the mlddle of thmgs He spent most of l1lS tlme worrvmg about the next exam C S M C Track 3 Intramurals 123 4 MARK B IANNI When Mark shylv Steps onto tue dance floor 1ts time for a others to stand and vxatch HIS suave romantlc dravvl garnered hxm a host of personable com rades male and female CSMC Sodalztu 2 Football I Welghtllftcrs 12 WILLIAMI IAKUBS lake It s rumored that Jake was thc onlv graduate ol 46 with em halmmg fluld flowxng through hls vems Hls undemonstratlve dns posltlon and good naturedness captivated more than one frlend tor hlm C S M C Rally Commzttee 4 I S ' III. ll V , D 't , is III -ll X 'll:' J 1 I i . V - ,. . ' V 3 A .. 4 ., .' 'A n n 1 'Q I A A U: I ,. . U l x A ll .ll Z' .,yrl, ,r ,. ' . ' ' , 1 - f ' 41:1 E ' , - 7 k' 'k 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' EDWARD I IINDRA Ed dldn t ralse the roof ln the rntellectual or personable llght but vshat he could do on a base ball diamond Just lsnt bemg done This llvely lad from Gar field Helghts pltched hls way to school and cxty renown Intramurals 1234 Latmeer 2 CS M C Rally Commzttee 3 SAMUEL I IOY Sam made frlends verv slowlv but once he has won them ovel to h1s slde thev become com pamons for llfe He was verv cool and ln evervthlng he under took whether lt be athletlcs or studles he constantlv made wxse declslons Intramurals 234 C S M C Pos1tron 34 ROBERT! IUHAN Bud When Bud undertakes some thing he really d1V6S ln up to h1S neck and eventually gets hxs Job fimshed Although small of stat ure Bud IS qulte capable of showmg some athletlc prowess as his lxst of actlvxtres wlll prove CSMC Track 1 Intro. murals 2 3 4 CLEMENT M IUHAS Clem Clem the silent bashful type could always be depended upon to do hrs share of any act1v1ty taken on by hls class or school Whether rt was on the gr1dxron or hardwood his 'lblllty was fre quentlx appreciated C S M C Football 23 Intramurals 124 ak 'A' N ORS i i ay, f W sh- JB' Imdrcx GY bg' RICHARD '1' KADLEC Dick A short pleasant fellow from Paxnesvllle Dxck remained a loyal subgect to the wxshes of his leaders and superlors Invarnably calm and mconsplcuous he was never the one to start an up rrsmg wxthm Latms hallowed halls C S M C Band. I EDWARD I KALAPOS Whenever ev1dence of a prank was found by hlS buddles or teachers a guxlty finger could usually be pointed at Ed HIS CHDTICGS time and tlme agaln luhan aroused the students from a tor pxd class wlth even the xnstructor chuckllng C S M C Intra murals 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 I uhm Kudloc Kalapos if ir ir .,,4., n .. I I . . . .- I H ' If ' '. t Z, - - A -I ' - 45 I X 1-7 .' gg W. W , as W ' 'D -.K ,Z ' I Jiilifii.. - ' : '!T'Qf .. .. Sam asses as YN I , . ll . . R 1 ' . . ,,E1i,, 24 Kenehan Kcxschalk Kcxporc HERMAN I KAPORC Whxtey Whltey as he was called by hxs fellow students belonged to the group of people known for thexr stlll manners the kmd that are l1tt1e heard of But he was a good comrade to have around Sodallty 2 C S M C Intramurals 1 Camera Club 3 Kerby ANDREW A KASCHALK Andy Andy IS the type one llkes to consxder as an asset to Lat1n Hard pluggmg and not seekmg glory he never falled to accom phsh an assxgned duty wxthout first glVlhg It everything he had Sodallty 34 C S M C Intra murals 1 Band 234 Orchestra 1 23 4 Servers Club 34 Camera Club 23 4 Kevern xlbune Kloss Kondas IOHN F KENEHAN Iohnny Johnnv was one of the boys behind our efhclent library and was contmuallv glvmg advice on ood books The cllck of the shutter IS music to hxs ears for he IS an ardent camera lover Sodalzty 3 4 C S M C Library Club 234 Camera Club 34 Commerclal Club 234 IOSEPH B KERBY oe Joe was the Attxc salt ofSen1or B He constantly had a brlght remark to keep the class laugh mg But underneath hxs fun lovmg surface was a hearty de SITE for knowledge C S M C Track 2 Intramurals 1234 Band 1 34 Whtrlo Club 2 THOMAS R KEVERN Tommy Thls bag of Jokes kept every one laughmg for four years Tom my could talk longer and faster than anyone ln his class He was best knovyn for hls salesman Tell vou vlhat I m golng to do gag' Honor Student 12 Band 123 Orchestra 2 C S M C Rally Commzttee 4 Class Play 1 Purple and Gold 4 Posttron 4 Mzrer Committee 4 BERNARD I KILBANE Kxller Heraldzng from West Slde of toyyn Killer IS usually found ln a debate on elther the better pomts of the Irxsh or the beauty of the slde of tovyn from whlch Rally Commzttee 4 CSMC Latzneer 1 DONALD I KLOSS Santa Santa thrxved on competltlon hke a fish does on water Sellmg tlckets runnmg on the track team or playmg mtramurals Santa s Splflt of emulatlon was at ltS hlgh6St Track 234 Intramurals 3 4 C S M C Whzrlo Club 14 Cross Country 34 Glee Club 4 KENNETH N KONDAS Curly You ve he'ud of Handsome Harrv of the Heavenly Horn meet Lat1n s Cute Ken Kondas of the Creamy Cornet Curlys mus1 ml feats 'arc evldence enough to rank hlm among C L s Immortals Sodalzty 1234 CSM C Band 1 2 3 4 Preszdent 4 Orches tr 1 234 Latmeer 3 Whlrlo Club 1234 Secretary 4 State Trumpet Champ 123 ll - ll . 5 . - . 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EDWARD I KOSCIK Eddie When Eddle wasn t combmg h1s wavy ha1r he was tellmg any one who would bend an ear how Poland won the war A gemal guy Eddxe was really one of the boys He spent h1s vacatxons playmg sandlot ball and hopes to change the bat and ball mto h1s bread and butter Honor Student 2 Intramurals 1 2 C S M C CHARLES I KOTELES Chuck Although actxve IH many clubs Chuck kept hxmself modestly reserved until his semor year when he showed everybody he could belong to the zoot crowd by swmgmg out to a hot boogle number at the Beaumont dance Sodalzty 1234 CSMC Intramurals 1 2 Latmeer 1 23 Whzrlo Club 1234 Preszdent 4 Servers Club 1 2 3 4 MICHAEL 'l' KRANEK Mxke Mxke was mwarxably calm and cautxous but could be counted on to back the school actlvltxes When lt comes to slze he xsnt so bxg but that shouldnt fool a person Durlng the summer M1ke releases h1s hldden ener gy on the baseball dlamond and does very well C S M C Intramurals 1 2 4 ARTHUR 0 KRESSE Ar Art IS a lean hkable fellow from South Euclid He spends most of h1s tlme 1n class workmg at some colossal trxg problem or buzldmg up the name of the Posltron club Art IS one of the few students here who owns a flymg hcense Sodalzty 1 Intramurals 1 C S M C Posltron 4 Preszdent N 0 Kosczk Koteles Krcmek mba? ANTHONY F KRUSZEWSKI Tony Tonys career at Latm brmgs to a close two years of hard work Upon h1s enrollment at Latm ln h1s Junlor year he was lmmedlately accepted as a frlend H1s qulet modest and kmd ways were a blg asset ln the gathermg of h1s multltude of frlends Latmeer 4 C S M C Whtrlo Club 4 ELMER I KUI-IAR Red Red sald llttle but dld a lot around the halls of C L He won pals galore and was earnest ln all hxs endeavors Hrs spare tlme was devoted to the Pos1tron Club and alley number 4 at the Trlanon Intramurals 34 C S M C Band I Latmeer Bust ness Stajj' 3 Posltron 4 Muser Commzttee 4 KIOIIO Knuzowxlu Kuhn: 1. - .1 11 - 11 1 - 11 11 - 11 - 11 1 11 11 - - 1. 11 1 , , . . . . 11 11 11 11 A 11 11 ,, ,, 11 1 11 - 1 . . . 1 1 11 - - - -1 - I D i 7 ! , ' ' ' ' . . . , ! i 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 1 1 - ' ' ' 1 1 , . . . 1, .1 - 11 11 - 11 - , ' 1 - - - 11 11 . . . , I 1. 11 - - - . 1 1 1 v 1. - 11 - - - , . , If ' . . . V ,., 1 . . ,, ,g H - A 1 . 11 Q.. . nn H ' ' . I 11 - 11 - 11 11- - . . , , 1 - , . . . ., , . 2 SEN OR Lapka Lully Lattey Lasky ROBERT L LAI-'FEY Bob It was Benedlctmes mlsfortune and Latin s gam when Bob transferred after hls Freshman vear Energetxc constantly smll mg and possesslng a rare glft of drlvlng teachers mad Bob reallx made hlmself known to all C S M C ROBERT I LALLY Prunes A natural leader vuth the traxts Lavun Lemwober Lekan student Prunes dlstlngulshed hlmself both scholastxcally and athletlcally by hls posltlon class presxdent Sodalxty prefect and All Ohlo guard C S M C Sodalzty 1284 Prefect 4 Foot ball 1234 Co Captazn 4 All Scholastzc 34 Track 234 lntra murals 1234 Purple and Gold 4 Prom Committee 4 Homeroom Ofhcer Semor Class President Table Termls 34 Chrtstmas Dance Commzttee LEONARD I LAPKA Len A star m football and basketball' Len a lad with a wmmng per sonalnty has a brxght outlook on the future He wzll long be re membered by all lns classmates Commerctal Club 234 Sodallty 4 C S M C Football 34 All Scholastzc 4 Basketball 1234 Captam 4 Table Tenms 34 Homeroom Offzcer DONALD C LASKY Don What th1s boy could do vuth a DCDCII and paper kept the whole class laughlng Judglng from hls drawmgs he IS bound to go a long way as an artlst Intro murals 1 Latmeer 3 CSMC Commercull Club 23 ROBERT E LAVAN Red If Reds form happened to be ln vour classroom two to one thmgs were always Jumpmg m cludlng the teacher s blood pres sure The Intramural clrcles wxll long remember hlm as a talented sportsman C S M C Intra 'murals 2 3 4 WILLIAM I LEINWEBER Bx A nautical mmded lad wlth a touch of the sea ln hls vems' Lakes had to satlsfy h1s deslres untll he could Jom the Merchant Marines C S M C ANTHONY F LEKAN Tony Even when the pages of thls annual turn yellow Tony wlll stlll be remembered He could smk a basket from any angle and was a threat ln all the mtramural frays Sodaltty 1 23 4 Intra murals 12 34 C S M C Athletzc Manager 23 Mzzer Commzttee 4 Homeroom Offzcer ARTHURI LEPRE Ar Ar was not too well ac qualnted around Latln but to those who knew hlm he was a real pal His abllltw as a basket ball player was qulte vtelcome C S M C Commercml Club 34 Intramurals 1234 ,. ., i- Q , , . , ' : I ' ' Q ' J - . . .J A I , H ,. .n.. ' of a great athlete and fellow Spending vacations on the Great I A A ' I ' ' as ' . . . . . . . , ' , , , , , 5 - , ,A, , ' J ' , I , , J ' D . , , J, . H Z, , I .I ' A. J I - - - ' , . , J - , , , I 'V - - .J . V A ,. tn .. V , I I L I A ' .Y A A A , J , , . 4 ' Lepre 6 ANTHONY A LBSICA Red An extraordmarw authorltw on llterature and authors Red wasted no tlme ln making a name for lumself on the I1brary stafl' at Latxn after h1s transfer from Benedlctlne ln hls second xear Here IS one lad who apprecnates the finer things of hfe CS 'VIC Lzbrary Club 234 RICHARD E LIVINGSTON Dick Dltk IS one of those rare lndl XIGUIIS at Latm who ln then' fourth tear decide to Jom a lot ol clubs But besldes his manv 1ct1v1t1es he stlll fmds plentv ot tnme to enjov the pleasures ot the West Side Honor Student 23 Intramurals 1234 CS M C Sodaltty 4 Rally Commzttee 4 Purple and Gold 4 Posltron 4 THOMAS P LOFTUS Duke Dukes name lndeed tends to descrlbe hls sparklmg personal ltx HIS charm sharp wardrobe and knack of maklng frlends holds ln good stead wlth both male and female acquamtances C S M C Rally Commzttee 4 Intramurals 23 4 ELMER F LUKE Al as Elmer was known to hls classmates was qulte actlve m h1s four wears here H 1 a qulet sort ot fellow but a steady worker Thls COITIUIHBLIOH should work out well for hlm m the future C S M C Homeroom Officer Lzbrary Club 2 Table Temus 4 Intramurals 123 4 O Luke Leslca Lwmqston Loftus f l +1 M.. l -2 THOMAS V MacEWAN Tommy Whether It be Tschalkowskws Fxfth Swmphonv or Dorsey s Opus Number One good muslc had a certaln mdefinable effect Tommy Hxs brlef band career saw hlm capture four clarinet firsts ln the annual state tourneys C S M C Band 23 Orchestra 2,3 Camera Club 4 Lucky Capable of holdlng hxs own m practically any phase of me chanlcs Lucky mtends to take a stab at commerclal avlatxon HIS mechanical mgenulty prac tlcally puts Mr Ford hxmself to shame Ralphs glad to meet you smxle makes hxm a class room favorite C S M C Foot ball 1 Intramurals 1 Maciwcm Mahany px , pst . .. . .. , , , 1 xx 5 , N ' I I vi Q! Y 'f. U.-'15 AL on ', ' ,, , .. H . H 4 RALPH L. MAHANY I . I . ., - UML, 1 A 'A V. eA 's, 'Q J -1 ' s 'k 'A' 'k 'k 'k 2 SEN OR Markevxcus Manoth Munnmq Mason Mayer CHARLES T MANNING Chuck When Chuck s form burned the cmders many were the wor rxes of rlval tnmclad mentors H proved hlmself capable enough to notch captalncy of the cross countrv squad m h1s event ful senlor year Posztron 4 234 Cross Country 34 Captam SALVATORE l MARIOTTI a It s no wonder the gxrls all go for Sal Hls features are greatly enhanced by h1s cheerfulness and goodnaturedness Thls lad IS also mlghty handy wlth a basket ball nn lntramurals C S M C Posltron 4 Latzneer2 Homeroom Officer Intramurals 2 3 4 McCarthy McDonough McGarry RICHARD M MARKEVICUS Marks One oi the llttle fellows t Lat1n by v1rtue of hxs unruffled ways stlll he has a magnetlc force that tends to draw hlm to the front of hls class MC Intramurals 23 RAYMOND I MASON Ray St Aloxslus gxft to Latm Ray a whlz on the basketball court never falled to brlng h1S team to the fore ln a contest Intra murals 1234 Whlrlo Club I Table Tenms 23 C S M C Com merczal Club 234 WILLIAM H MAYER 1 A short pleasant fellow from Maple Hexghtsl B111 spent most of his four vears here helpmg out the band by tootlng his trom bone Ill TD stxle Sodallty '34 C S M C Intramurals I 2 Table Tenms 34 Band 234 Orchestra 2 3 EDWIN I MCCAHTHY Mack est manners that he was elected ahomeroom offlcer Mack won recogmtxon as a dead eye Senior B s lntramural quintet Rally Commzttee 4 C S M C Intramurals 1234 Homeroom Officer GERALD C McDONOUGH Mlc A latecomer to the hallowed halls of CL MIC quickly earned a reputatlon through h1s Irlsh drollers and hlS ablllty to d cxpher bookkeepmg problems Hls classmates clalm he IS a swell guv to know Intramurals 3 4 Rally Comrmttce 4 Homeroom OHICET C S M C Commerczal Club 3 4 MICHAEL I McGARHY Bug Make Although Blg Wllke was un doubtedly one of the W0lld0lS Ill his class he possessed acceptable talents whlch he used to great advantage Well never forget Blg 'Vllkes mlmxcry of the football team ln the rallles Intramurals I2 3 4 C S M C giglggii Commlttee 4 Table Teams . . U - A v' a ' . . . C,S.- ' ,Va ' ' AY , , . V V ' l ,,., ,,B,u,, K , e .- v . by . I 4 , of Q C-S-M-C-I17liTf1m1lTI1lIS2.3,4! TTCIQVE It was due to his peaceful, mod- Q , 4 , 41 ' , ' ' ' . h .. .. . Q1 , ., . - on - ' ' . I . I . . . . .g E M. - V - - , e- tki I I H I I U bs 1 T, In J I . . V - - Z 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'Q 'A' 8 ROBERT S MclN'l'OSH Scotty Ready to plck up a loose end of a debate at the drop of an upper plate IS Scotty Whenever he got the floor lt was tlme for all others to Just llsten Hls argu mentatlve abxhty was proved by h1s electron as Debate Club presl dent Sodallty 1 C S M C Track 1 Rally Commzttee 4 Latzneer 3 Posltron 4 Debate Club 4 Preszdent ROBERT I McMAI-ION Mac Mac s radiant personallty served to brxghten the outlook of those about hlm He found an outlet for h1S ample energy on both the track and football crews and he dxd qulte well on them C S M C Football 3 4 Track 34 Intramurals 34 EUGENE T McNAMARA Muck An Irxshman to the end' Hls superb actxng and farce whxle on the Rally Committee was hlgh lnghted by h1s electlon as Senxor Class Alternate Mack was also actlve ln mtramurals ln his four years xn hlgh school Sodaltty 1 Intramurals 1234 CSMC Rally Commlttee 4 Prom Commlttee 4 Semor Class Alternate Table Tenmsl Home room Ofjwer Chrlstmas Dance Commzttee THOMAS MEGGAS Tom Orxgmator of some of the most unxque yarns ever woven Tom IS a very popular young man m the senxor dnvlsxon H15 cheerful attltude and Jeu desprxt act as stimulants to those around hlm C S M C Intramurals 4 Basketball 23 N O Mclntosh McMahon McNamara mlb? IEROME P MILANO Ierry His chlef 'asset IS hls wlttmess by far Jerry IS a swell mlxer and why not? He wlll do any thmg for a laugh as long as he enjoys hxmself whlle domg xt For proof of this Just look back at our rallles C S M C Rally Commlttee 4 Intramurals 23 4 FRANCIS A MISIC Frank Th1s qulet unassummg lad was class Frank never falled to come through wxth that extra push to put h1s class on top m a school drlve HIS work m the library helped hxm to gain wnder knowledge of llterature Sodallty 234 CSMC Camera Club 4 Latmeer 2 L1 brary Club 234 Commerczal Club 234 Moqgas Mxlano Mxnc 129 U I . ' - U -. - T always K-.the backbone of the ,I s ,V -4, Y 2 is 3 'k 1k 'A' ' i' 'lr 0 N I Myshwlec Muse: Moran Naegel Nuymoskx IEROMEI MORAN lem! Th1s blond and amlable Latmxte sees a br1ght future ahead f h1m as a lawyer Jerry IS on the rlght track as can be at tested by hls dlsputatxons with hxs hxstory teacher Intra murals 1 CSMC Latzneer 1 CARL I MUSER C urly Bt managmg a champlonshxp football team among other thxngs Curly showed true Latm efh clency A fine lad with hlgh am bxnons he enjoys dabblxng mathematlcs Honor Student 2 Intramurals 12 3 4 C S M C Athletlc Manager 1 2 3 4 Positron Novak O Boyle E O Boyle F HENRY I MYSLIWIEC 1-Ienn Henrl was never the one for blg whoopee although he has an appreclatlon for good humor As for the future 1f God deems hun worthy he hopes to be m HIS service Sodalzty 1234 CSMC Intramurals 1 Track 3 Posztron 4 ROBERT I NAEGEL Bob If ansone were to question his popularltw all Bob would have to do IS to tell of the numerous tlmes he has been the charac ter m classroom Jokes dalzty 3 4 C S M C Camera Club VICTOR I NAIMOSKI Smokey Smokeys enormous appetite has caused him to be referred to pleasmgly plump Although he IS a baseball fan he finds tlme to go m for a llttle basketball C S M C Intramurals 123 4 Commerzal Club 2 3 4 ROBERT A NOVAK Kavon Even though hls Job on the staff of the Latmeer has created m hxm a sense of busmess Kavon plans to enter law school Oddly enough he has a habxt of break Comrmttee 4 Latmeer Buszness Staff 3 4 Camera Club 3 Posltron 4 Vzce Presldent EDWARD T O BOYLE Eddie One of those rare fellows vtho IS everyones frlend' A product of the West Slde Irxsh Eddle has the typical comlcalltv and gxft of gab characterlstlc of all sons of Erln Sodahty 1 Track I2 C S M C Intramurals 12 3 4 Rally Commzttee 4 FRANCIS I 0 BOYLE Masher Frank was labeled the Masher not only for hns valor toward women but also for has eager acceptance of a challenge He put some of h1s eagerness to work as a rally actor Intra murals 1234 Rally Commlttee 4 Latmeer 1 CSMC Table Tenms 1 23 u. -u .. t ., . .: I Y' ' A . - - - , . , I A V - .A .: J , . , - V ' . nn v- ' . . l U ' so- , , . . . .' f A 3,4. J Aft R A Aj as .. - ,, .. .. ,mg , . . . , , . ' 0 - . . - - . ' : - n . H , . . . ., . . . ' . V - mg hxs wrxst . , . C.S.M.C.g Rally : . , , , I Q I n H 1 ' 4 h ' 1 ' . ' ' - f - . ln 1. - ff I , , , J - v - -I ' ' . he 1 1 1 , I h- h ' - . . ' 5 , : . . . .: l , , , : ' V u . n I , 1 ' . , , , . J ' 1 - : I 5 . . . .: , , , - SE LEONARD W O DONNELL Lennie Lennle IS Just another one of the boys from Umverslty Hexghts and IS verx easy to get along wxth Durxng hls four years here he asslsted the prlests as a server at manv of the schools Masses C S M C Intramurals 1 2 Sert ers Club 1234 RAYMOND! OLIVER Ray Contxnually wearmg a beamlng smlle Ravs face can be verv 83Slly dlflerentlated in a group Containing a mmd chockful of Jokes that are laugh producmg Ray IS the llfe of every partv and he gets lnvlted to most of them Sodalzty 3 4 C S M C Rally Committee 4 Purple and Gold 4 Servers Club 2 DONALD I PADUANO Pug: Hxs shmy brown eyes show the determlnatxon to get ahead wlth the great vxrtue of generoslty which IS prevalent 1n Pagx Wxth glasses on he looks like he mlght succeed Emstem but although he won t get that high he IS bound to succeed C S M C Intramurals 1 2 4 FRITZ I PAHI. Fntzne Frxtz s athletlc as well as polltlcal ab1l1ty mented for hxm the repu tation of belng able to get thlngs done Alvxays true to the West Side he was QUICK to Jom any argument concernlng the Sunny sxde of the Cuyahoga and lts potentlalltles Loyal to the end That s Frxtz Sodalzty I 24 Treasurer 4 Football 134 Intramurals 1 234 Track 1 Prom Commntee 4 Semor Class Vtce Preszdent C S M C Com merclal Club 234 Homeroom O tcer Chrzstmas Dance Com mzttee N I ORS 0 Donnell Oliver Paduano 4 Ll' M BAHTLEY PATTON Bari When you heard a classroom rmgmg wnth laughter you could bet your bottom dollar that Bart was entertammg the boys with hlS dry humor Constantly 1n demand Bart made our stay at Latin replete wlth many happv moments C S M C Whzrlo Club 23 Intramurals 24 HENRY S PAULIN Hank The Frankxe Carle of the Senlor Class Hank would rather play the plano than eat or sleep and most people would rather hsten to his syncopated rhythm than partake of food or rest Sodahty 12 3 4 C S M C Track 3 4 Intramurals 1 23 4 Rally Committee 4 Whzrlo Club I 2? Perfect Attendance 1 23 4 Com merczal Club 2 3 4 Pahl Patton Pauhn 2 N 0 Pesano Perko W Perko A P1ke ANTHONY I PERKO A quiet IFICOIISDICUOUS lad one can find AJ day dreammg durmg practxcally any course We know he has made a very vuse dec1s1on 1n plannmg to fol low 1n the footsteps of hlS father a doctor C S M C WILLIAM A PERKO B1 Whenever th1s Lat1n1te ISHC sweatlng ox er hlS homework you can End h1m down at Skateland A promlnent member ot the WhlfI0 Club B111 also part1c1 pates ln other sports 1f hes lll the mood Sodalzty 23 CS M C Football 1 Intramurals 24 Whzrlo Club 234 Pxlwcrlhs Pxtzer Podpudec ALLEN P PESANO Abe A transfer to Latm m ITIS Jumor year Abe has made hxmself a stellar 1ntramural member 1n that short tlme Also h1s clever work wlth a cue on a pool table IS nothmg at whlch to scoh' C S M C Intramurals 3 4 IOHN A PEZDIRTZ Chxck The possessor of a mole SEFIOUS outlook on llfe Chlck was '1 man of superlor character H15 fine background m bookkeepmg alded h1m 1n elexatmg hxmself to the upper half of h1s class Honor Student 123 C S M C Intramurals 123 Commerczal Club 234 WILLIAM B PIKE 1 B1l1s put on dumbfounded countenance soon became the scxeam of fellow Sen1or men I between h1s comxcal escapades B111 pulled down some rxght dandy grades A trlbute to h1s acclalmed versatllltv' dallty 123 C S M C Football 3 Track 3 Cheerleader 2 Intra murals 123 4 CLARENCE I PILWALLIS 1 1 was always suggestmg ladxcal 1deas Although he was IIICOIISDICUOUS to mam h1s lll fluence was felt by all To fill out the sports s1de ot th1s story he was an ardent mtramural fan C S M C STEPHEN G PITZER Heuthchil HIS blts of humor constantly kept the class 1n r1ots of laughter Heathchff a good East s1der was very act1ve 1n mtramurals and the Whnlo The Marmes seem hke a good choxce to h1m IIILI graduation C S M C Vlhzrlo Club 2 Intramurals 234 RALPH C PODPADEC Rufe In h1s ovxn clrcle Rufe relgned on a peerless pedestal Ill boogle XXOOQIQ p1an1st1cs When le hngeled the keys the mus1c 11t uallw knelt down and sald Daddy 1n e1ght beat tempo Football 1 Intramurals 1234 C S 'VI C I IIB-lln' iq A.I.:' M , I - I -I ' ' . 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' I ' 1 1 'k 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' DONALD F POLEY Don Undemonstratxve but observ1ng Don possessed an effxclency 1 sports He flexed h1s muscles ll'l wxestlmg tussles and has an ex ceedmgly brxght sense of humor that attracted to hlm a host of frxends C S M C Football 1 GEORGE E PONTONI Georgie From algebra to geometry from trlgonometry to solxd all mathe mat1cs coaxed thls same phrase from lanky Georgxe Gosh twarn t nothm Habltually lent he was seldom out of dns c1pl1nary lme quite an accom phshment C S M C Intra murals 1 234 Posztron 4 RAYMOND M PHENDERGAST Ray Ray breezed through each xble contmually hxghllghtmg the funny aspect of every sltuatlon Caesars account of the Gallxc Wars was conslderably enhvene by Rays wlsecracks Thls re head w1ll long be remembered by h1s classmates and never for gotten by his teachers C S M C Rally Committee 4 PAUL S RECKO Knz Thls lad of zoot pants fame tt as httle heard m the halls of Latm but h1s modest mannensms marked hlm as one who should succeed m the questlonable world of the future In mtramurals th s phrase mlght be sald of Kltz Small but sure Sodalzty 1 C S M C Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Whzrlo Club 12 N O Poley Pontom Prendergust M207 CESAHE A REFE Al a reserved llttle fellow all the way out fiom Pamesvllle sought h1s knowledge at CL and he IS m1ghty proud of that fact Always one of the crowd Al has yet to dlS0bey h1s leaders and superiors dality 1 2 4 C S M C Honor Student 1 Latmeer 2 Servers Club 24 RICHARD F RHEIN Roman Nose Old Roman Nose was very snappy ln our football rallles HIS qu1ck dr1ve1 always brought at least a smxrk from h1s aud1 ence Roman Nose was also a member of the Debate Club whxch probably accounts for h1s nettlmg glft of gab Football 1 Track 12 CSMC Rally Commzttee 4 Debate Club 4 Racke Rolo Kham lt ' H, lt f 4 . kk ' , , .- .- ' L' I Al . sl- 1' N ,, . , I - ' ' ' . . . . . 1. . .5 - ,- . , ' '- , , , I - . , .. ., . - - A ' . . . So- , .J - - - -J ' . - . , , , , . H. u course with the least effort poss- ' '. 11 . n ' ' ' i d .. ,. .. ,.. U d- A h - - - - -. .1 - . Q , ,J . . . .: 5 . A tt ,I , ' ' . . . 4 Y . 6 'I - - - - -I , , , I 1 - ' -I mf .gl - 4 .wt N I Roach Rum Rxce ' -R 'f v T Q Roche Sadauskcs KEVIN P RICE Insh Kid A carefree fellow who salls on the clouds of humor hls W8gglSl1 remarks have olten caused the teachers to laugh Irlsh Klds future sallmg mlght be done Ill the Marltlme Servlce Sodalzty 1 C S M C Track 1 Intramurals I 234 Rally Commtttee 4 Band 123 Orchestra 1 Table Tennzs DANIEL I HINI Tiny Commg from Shaker ln hxs Jun lor year he was qulck to wm many frlends A good sport Wlth a happy dlsposxtxon xt doesnt keep hxm from staunchly de fendmg the East Slde lwlth dravull CSMC Intramurals Savage Sccuovnlh Schultz RAYMOND V ROACH CY At partles you could tell when Ray was around by the gleeful chattermg of all the g1rls admlr mg h1s brlght shxrt Hxs blonde fluffy halr could go with any color and usuallv dxd Intra murals 1 2 Track 34 C S MC Whzrlo Club I DONALD F ROCI-IE Don Shy and reserved Don has malntalned a good reputatlon among teachers and students allke He has surrounded hlmself vuth a rmg of substantxal frlends whlch l9Stlf:l6S to hxs good nature and common sense Sodaltty 1 C S M C Football 1 GEORGE A SADAUSKAS Flash Flash has rxsen ln promxnence and made hlmself quite a HIGHS IH the 1946 graduating class hall of fame Alvuays w1l11ng he kept rlght ln the mldst of act1v1t1es C S M C Intramurals 1 Latzneer 234 Whlrlo Club 2 Commerclal Club 4 IOSEPH I SAVAGE Salty Somethmg that makes h1m stand out IS the fact that he IS always there basketball game dance or hav rlde Salty was contmually contrlbutmg to the general Splflt of the crowd Commerclal Club 2 3 4 C S M C Football 1 Rally Commtttee 4 Purple and Gold 4 CHARLES A SCARAVILLI Scars A star ln football and basketball and a vxhlz IH bookkeepmg made Scars a top man He possesses a vunmng personallty and can be counted upon to grant humor at the askmg C S M C Commerctal Club 234 Basket ball 12 3 4 Football 123 4 ARTHUR W SCI-IULTZ Dutch Dutch was another one of those rare creatures that Just happen to a school He was knovtn for dozlng xxhlle the prof was speak 1ng It was said that Dutch could pass a typxng test wlthout taking lt C S M C Whtrlo Club I Intramurals 124 Com merczal Club 234 ' HR 2. 9 , I .V . H H' H H . . , I I . u - t : . . . .5 . . 2i ,J J , A ' 11 ll I Baskeriudzf 335' Iltgamurals 1,25 4- . . . . . . .Q U H' ' ' ' A I . v l L 4 :fs s l 1 ul' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' GEORGE I SIEMEN Georgie An mdxvldual with certam merxt but more certam laugh appea' Although Georgle wears a sleepy expression on has face by no means does lt reveal h1s mentallty Always one of the crowd he nevertheless favored mdependencv Intramurals 554 CSM C Commercral Club 4 IOSEPH A SIEMER Tmy Jovlal and frlendly ale two words that express Tmys dlsposxtlon Inslde of hxs s1x foot frame Txny has an even blgger heart whlch wzll constantly be remem bered by those wxth whom he came ln contact C S M C Whlrlo Club 2 3 4 Vzce Preszdent ROBERT A SKUFCA Bob Servlce wlth a smxle IS a phrase WhlCh would best descrlbe Bob Wlth never endlng patience he was contmually w1ll1ng to lend a helping hand As a medlcal re search worker we know he wlll go quite far C S M C BERNARD C SMITH Smxtty Transferrmg from John Marshall m h1s Jumor year Smltty has smce become typlcally Latm Although he was only able to artlclpate ln Intramurals due to IS late start he would have liked to go out for more sports slnce he IS a zealous sports de votee C S M C Intramurals IO f 'Q X R.. Ji? 518111011 umss A smmzn Moose Moose the Purple and Golds nommatzon for Semor Class flag pole found tlme to haul his sm foot four frame onto the hard wood ln his Senlor year and met with a surprlsxng amount of for tune Unfortunate for us that he dropped reserve basketball nn has second and third years C S M C Intramurals 2 3 Bas ketball 1 4 EDWARD I SOLOSKI Sol less commonly called the Halr could be seen practxcally every mornlng trylng to beat the bell 1n h1S powerful Packard Hls ab1l1ty on skates has also been proven many tlmes at Latin skatmg parties and durmg other skatmg sessxons C S M C Intramurals 234 Camera Club 4 Whrrlo Club 2 Skufca Smnh Snyder Soloaln u ' - n X IIT ' ' ' I vgl' ' :- 4. . ','. I .Q - .. Q . . . .J V , in - L Siemor . - I . U ' , .4 . vm si . . . . . , .5 rv Y - x mi: . g. 'A , ir 'A' uk 'A' uk 6 N O Sielbosky Stanton Sosno Nami r-uf? 492 Sweeney IOHN I. SOSNA Smoothie Bexng a talkatlve lad he was heard any tlme competing wlth the prof 'md constantlv strlvmg to elevxate the dullness of the class Wlth his on the spot saw mgs CSMC Intramurals THOMAS C STANTON You never see TS without several tomes under hrs arms One ol h1s great Jows was to delve mto the hlgher atmosphere of sclentlfic comp1lat1ons and feast upon the facts thereln Sodalzty 4 CSMC Posztron 4 Synk Szemer Thompson ROBERT M STELBASKY Stall When Stell found the energy to rxse from a chan' he easlly could swlsh the nets practically every tzme If xt wasnt for an mJury hls fourth year mlght have meant fame as a Latm courtster CSMC Basket ball 1 2 3 Intramurals 3 4 Home room Offzcer RICHARD 'I' STENGER Duck Commenc1ng hzs studles at CL as a sopnomore Dlck soon made hlmself known to every body Hxs great Splrlt of perse verance was shown nn all he undertook C S M C Sodalzty 3 Track 2 Whzrlo Club 2 Serv ers Club 34 RICHARD C SWEENEY Dxck There must be one dead pan Jokester in each class and the only thmg was hxs audxence dxdnt laugh elther But Dxck always had another gag and could be found huskmg one m the P 81 G room Sodallty 134 CSMC Intramurals 12 3 4 Rally Committee 4 Orchestra 12 Latmeer 1234 Assoczate Edttor 4 Purple and Gold Sports Edztor 4 Camera Club 3 Iohnny Most people thought Carmen Cavallero was tlckhng the lvorles when Johnny played the pxano Th1s lad of many abzhtxes also draws wlsps of mellxfluous fan t3S1BS from a saxophone Sodalzty I 23 4 C S M C Latm eer I Intramurals I Band I 23 4 Ojfzcer 4 EDWARD A SZEMER A wh1z 1n mathematics chemls try and physlcs Ed would be much better nicknamed the Bram All thls comblned wlth a pleasant personallty should do much m promotmg a successful career for our bramtruster Honor Student 1234 Chemzstry Club 2 Posztron 34 Track 23 Cross Country 3 Latmeer 3 C S M C THEODORE E THOMPSON Ted A curls headed kld with the hablt of keepmg sllence newer theless Ted had plenty of gray matter m his head and whenever the tlme arose he had somethmg smart to say C S M C Intra murals 1 2 Whzrlo Club 23 Library Club 2 3 4 My I. . . . , , .QI : ttf . - - h 3 QA. . . . . . . ., stenger IOI:lN P. SHNK 1- Y ' ' ' B' . . . nEd:I . . 9 C' ' V 7 ty 1 gt. ir -A' ir ir -A' JOSEPH P TIEFENBACH Gus Our falr haxred representatne from Euclld galned hxs sobrxquet Gus from hlstorx class where he was the fall gux for manv of Brothers qulps In response to questlons Gus would glue this sensatxonal reply Well Band Manager 23 4 C S M C Stage Creu 234 Purple and Gold 4 EUGENE I. TIMBERS Gene One ot our promment IDT members Gene found manx frlends and held onto them He supported anythlng and fought mxllmg thousands Just to wltness a good old L1on basketball or football clash Honesty can be dlscovered wherever Gene re SldLS CSMC Intramurals 1 23 4 Purple and Gold Buszness Staff 4 LAWRENCE I TIMBERS Larry The words of Bro Cmtron Larry Tlmbers IS the best head cheerleader ln the Clty brought from an appreclatxve student body No wonder for thev had vxatcned this all around swell guy leap and well vu th stunnxng devterltx Latmee-r 1 CS M C Intramurals 24 Camera Club 23 Cheerleader 1234 Captam 4 ROBERT G TOOMEY Bob we heard a rumor that Bob onee made a totem pole bust out laughmg by Just lookmg at 1t Hardly wxll he be remembered as an mtellectual but rather as our good humor man On the scholastlc slde he translat d more Latm than anx three Sen xors combxned Sodalzty 2 3 4 CS M C Intramurals 1234 De bate Club 4 N O ao 'fi as 40 3 Txefonbach Txmber: E Txmbers L WZZQZL KENNETH I TRIVISON Chick The way Chlck kept soundlng oh' m class you wou d thmk he was laymg an egg rather than accumulatmg vast stores f knowledge But lf youll look at the records as a salesman he was unexcelled CSMC Intramurals 1 2 BASIL V TURI Flash Whenever a school actlvlty was takmg place we could always find Flash dashlng out to cal take his next plcture Every tlmc we see a flash of llght we assocx ate lt wlth Basll CSMC Sodallty 1 Camera Club 3 4 Preszdent Table Tenms 1 2 4 Posltron 4 Intramurals 13 4 Band 1 2 3 Latmeer 1 234 Asso ctate Editor 3 Photographer 4 Whlrlo Club 1234 Purple and Gold Photographer 4 P 8' Q 1. 1 Toomey Tnvlso Tun - ,Z .. -V. , , J . . . .: h . I mt ' H . L 4 L, 7 si 4 ., ., 3 1:21 . , , , last g f ' .. .. ' ' 3 574- - - f D Y . 41 ' n ' . ' , X ' o ' if f. A 1 - S 1 ' 4 rl .. wif? y ,sl S . Rx. Q 4 33' egg. - l f sr-K ' ' not even the slightest 0DP0SiIi0H culate. an interesting angle- to 4 -Q 1 E - . . - . - . - A .- , 4 , , J 4,5 vt , - . , , : I 1 1 V 7 fig? ' 'w.'f'- .P .f ,?' - xg'Y'cfl , .. .. 2 'fag - , for ' 1 gs, K af- M . -Y - .t .M . . . , , g - - f' I - - - 2 - 'It ' L.,,'4Y iff 1 :yr tl. l. . . n . ENIO Vonlmhmden Vale Ulflhdbf Wagner P Wagner I DONALD I ULANDER Don Superlatlve hardwood strategy plus an unendmg store of laugh urgmg pranks x ere lankx Don s mam assets It was the constant fear of h1s classmates that they mxght lose Don come a strong vund Intramurals 234 C S M C Table Tennzs 4 IOHNI VALA Johnny A dance wasnt held where Johnny s happy countenance wasn t seen Hrs passlon for loud blzarre creat1ons you can xmag me Sodallty 1 2 3 4 C S M C Purple and Gold 4 Band 1 234 Orchestra 2 Wagner Ioseph Ward Wells RS ROBERT F VonLEl-IMDEN Bob Bob IS another one of those Latlmtes who takes care of the financial problems and bookmgs for the Latm Llons He IS a keen partlclpator ln not too strenuous sports C S M C Book Store Clerk 1 2 3 Intramurals 34 Band 1 Purple and Gold Buszness Staff 4 Athletzc Manager 234 PETER I WAGNER Pete Even though a newcomer Pete has carved hlmself a slzeable Dlace ln the Class of 46 He be heves xn bare foot gym classes and bulldxng a smokmg room C S M C R IOHN WAGNER Errol Though not as renowned as hls contemporary Errols partlcl patxon ln the schools actlvxtles was noteworthy As for his way Wlth the weaker sex he upheld Latm tradltlon Sodallty 1 2 J C S M C Intramurals 12 R I OSEPH WAGNER Bob Bob dxdnt major ln mental exercxse but Just kept on plug gmg It might be saxd of thls famed Llon gndder What he couldnt do on a football field cant be done He also put hxs bulky frame to vxork m the track game Sodallty 1234 CS MC Homeroom Ojfzcer Intra murals 1234 Track 13 Foot bull 1234 Co Captazn 4 A l Scholastzc 3 4 ROGER E WARD Roger If and when Roger becomes a member ot the bar Judges be ware' Hxs stvle of argulng made him a teachers nernesls h1s vunnmg way a fellows frxend C S M C Latzneer 34 Rally Commzttee 4 WILLIAM H WELLS Somner Everyone seems to ox erlook Somnex because he doesnt take up much room and beats hls gums only m case of a ne CESSIIQ But once he talks we all must hsten C S M C Stage Crew 23 Latzneer 12 .1 .. f , , J A , I ' J ' , , . 'K - 4' ' . - . . . , I n :I V , . - A . , ,' : 4 . M- . . . ,Q , , ' V , , , 5 . . . .5 ' . 1- ff lf f , . .: , : - V w ., ,, , , , J I . : - H k , , . , . , - : L I 43,,Vi'!, ties led hxm to wearmg the- most V- , - -- f I l , ' - - V, . ' ' 4 n l , J ' , M H Q, 4 . 2 f - ' X244 ' L ' ' - ' . . . .I . ,Q ' , 5 1 , J ' , . . WAYNE I WELTIN Clipper Cllppers amxable personalxty was an nmportant and sturdy steppxng stone to socxal fame Wherever Latmltes gathered personable Way ne was sure to be ln the thick of the actlvlty and he was alwaws quxck to mclude you C S M C Intramurals 23 Track 2 IOHN R Wl-IITTY acl: The track team suffered quite a loss when Jack left at mld year to get a semester or two of college lh before entermg the army We know that hls good work at Latm wxll not go unre warded ln the future M C Track 3 FRANCIS F WINTER Thls future busmess man has a valuable asset already a tre mendously pleasmg personallty He has the answer to Just about any sclentlfic questlon you can proffer In the heat of contro versy Frxtz w1ll st11l be calm and wearmg that constant smlle Sodahty 12 C S M C Chem rstry Club 2 Posltron 34 CHARLES T WOCHNA IR Chuck A typlcal Latlnlte from bow to stern Chuck xs also a staunch defender of h1S countrymen and brunettes He IS a fond lover o poetry and plays a mean game of basketball an odd combma tlon 1ts true but so IS Chuck C S M C Intramurals 1234 Homeroom Officer N 0 Weltm Whxtiy Wmler i +4-1 X 5, Qivggg Xue, THOMAS A WOO Tom There lsnt a senior who doesn t know and llke Tom Havmg arrlved from Chma SIX years ago he dldn t know a word of Enghsh Overcommg thls great dlsadvan tage Tom now recexves h1gh scholastlc grades Thxs dlllgence combined wlth a warm person alxty attest to his fine character Intramurals 1 23 Track: 1 2 3 Cross Country 'S CSM C Band lzgamera Club 4 Table Tenms 1 4 IOHN I WROBLESKI Fox Thxs IS xntroducmg an lmporta tion from the Quaker State' Hls work on the football field un doubtedly helped hxs footwork on the dance floor A type of Lnomte known as Dlsclpulus Rarus we know Fox will go far ln thls world Sodallty 4 CSMC Intramurals 34 Foot ball 3 4 Wochna Woo Wroblesk 9 . -I . 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V f , s ' l i 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' N O Wuco Zcnc Zelezmk Zullo RAYMOND D WUCO IAMES L ZELEZNIK Hay HIS post as Sports Edltor of the Latmeer as a Junlor didnt ac cord h1m much of a vent for hxs sparklmg bon mot A puer multarum hterarum scholastxc ally and Journahstlcally Ray sustamed the class 1n mystlfica non as to the 11m1t of h1s vast mformatlon Honor Student 123 Sodallty 234 CSMC Intramurals 1234 Cheerleader 1 Positron 4 Latzneer 234 Sports Edztor 3 Purple and Gold Graduate Edltor 4 JOHN M ZAIC Mxckey A Euclxd commuter from may back MlCk9y IS noted for h1S 8b1l1tV on the clnders What a mlle thls speed merchant could CllCk off' He had the hablt of always getting plcked up ln moblle Junk pxles C S M C Intramurals 1 234 Track 234 H11 Pearlv teeth and a very notlce able grin elevated Jlm to the status of Semor B s Sunshme H15 was the glft of spreadmg glowmg comphments to anyone who looked llke he mlght need thzem C S M C Sodallty 1 34 I CHN F ZULLO Iohnny Johnny tled hlmself down to nothmg but the school day was invariably brightened by hls clownmg Thls comlc found a multltude of frlends who served as an outlet for h1s humor CZSSIZI C Band l 23 Whlrlo Club 1 GRADUATES IN THE ARMED FORCES RICHARD LOVE PAUL MCCOY EUGENE PLATT I4 3-4 XM' A N' GEORGE LGCAVA . , 1 , If V ,, .I ..I'- ,. . 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IL Ray gave much of himself ln servlce to the school and h1s memory wnll long endure m the hearts of hls fellow students Death IS not the tall of the curtam on future exlstence but 1S the means of possessmg the Becrlxflc V1s1on at the end of our quest for happmess RAYMO D BRANDE STEI uzpace, 9 f M SENIOR DIRECTORY Abood Myron T Amato Joseph J Ausfiug Fred J Bab1ak Thom is J Bahr Kenneth J Balch John M Baylog Rlehard L Bazmk Charles A Becka Wllharn J Bednaroxvskx Albm A Behm John M Bohley W11l1am J BoJanowsk1 Rlchard F Bonnell Vlctor C Borzl Ralph A Botsko Ronald T BTHZIS Be-ned1ct A Bueheral Leroy A Buday George W Buehner James J Callahan Owen W Cerny Davld A Cesar Lawrence G Chambers John Coburn Conley Conrad Cooper Cooper Harry P W1ll1am E Henry C T Charles LCSIIC R Corsaro LEWIS J Coyne John P Croce Salvatore W Crocker Rlchard J Cullen Thomas F Davey Challes O Delsander Dom1n1e C Demko Joseph R D1 QICCO Anthony J Dletzel George B D1 Franco Raymond W D1 Santo Raymond D Donnellx Edxx ard P Duffy Patrlck J Dzurec Rlchard L Edelman John A Lgan Laxx renee R Eml1nU Thomas J Enouen W1ll1am A Fahey Wllllam K Ferberdmo Harold J 2 i bs:-4 2625 Edgehlll Rd 1938 E 123 St 14101 Sylxla Ave 3545 E 113 St 835 E 131 St 3355 E 93 St 1629 E 5 1580 E 133 St 2335 Glendon Rd 11921 G11fT1ng Axe 1785 Warrensvxlle CII Rd 7410 Nex1lle Ave 4262 E 133 St 1867 Woodlawn Ave 12405 Parkhlll Axe 8301 Detrolt Ave 10820 Wade Park Ave 1546 E 255 St 12610 Sxgnet Axe 1058 E 148 St 12818 Grlfflng Ave 4306 Br1dgev1ew Axe 20975 Arbor Ave 2395 Fenvx ood Rd 3453 Berea Rd 296 N State St 1567 Cravx ford Rd 3393 Cedarbrook Rd 1039 E 145 St 2020 E 90 St 941 Whltby Rd 2051 Murray H111 Rd Barr Rd 15603 Fernvxay Axe 8624 Wade Park Axe 3281 W 91 St 12406 Benxxood Axe 15707 St Clalr Axe 145 E 200 St 1865 L3kLV1LW Rd 1907 Brlghtvxord Axe 1817 Beersford Rd 1857 Wmdermere Axe 13501 Lkxxd Hts Blxd 1843 Haldane Rd 4121 VN 161 St 2973 E 79 St 13605 Edgexx ood Axe 1234 San Jose Axe 8124 Med1na Ave St Marons Holy Rosary St Jerome s Nat1x1ty of the B V M St Phllomena S St Catherme s St Plnlomena s St Phllomena s Ge-su Our Ladx of Cze stoehowa St Gregory St Ignatxus St Tlmothv St Agatha s St Margaret s St Anthony s St George s St Chr1st1ne s St Margaret s St Joseph fCo1l1nvxoodJ Our Lady of Peace St John Nepomucene St Chr1st1ne s St Vmcent De Paul St Mary fPd1D9SVlllCJ St Thomas St Ann s St Joseph CCo1l1nwood7 St Agnes Chrxst the K1ng Holy Rosary Assumptlon CBroadv1ew Htsb St Mark s St Thomas Aqulnas St Ignatlus Holy Fam1ly Holy Redeemer Holy Cross Holy Rosary St Ph1lomena s St Phllomena s St Phllomena s SS C5 r1l 8: Method1us Chrlst the Kmg St Patrlek Holy Tr1n1tv St Txmothy San Le xndxo Callf St Casmxr s 42 7, ff , ,, if , if 1 'I ir iignrff, ,-- -. . . - , , . ,,,........ . ..................,...... . , , . .......... . . . ...., ,, ............. 7. , . 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I4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Ferfolra Donald L Ferron Robert L Frchtner Nerl T Frsco Ernest U Flood James M Fougerousse Lours Fox Karl L Frontczak Thomas A Fuhry Alfred J Gammel Lours F Grrdner Fred G Caxrn M1ehaelT Gellrarth Joseph Grbson Thomas C Goebel Golden Golden Cottas Wrllram E Bernard W John Elmer Grose Joseph J Hms Donald F Haffey Joseph M Hagan Wrllram G Hannan John M Harrold Chrrsty W Hrrata Kenneth K Huser Joseph R Iannr Mark B Jakubs Wrllram Jrndra Edvxard J Joy Sam J Juhan Robert J Julms Clement M Kwdlee Rrchard T Krlapos Edward J Krpore Herman J lvrsehalk Andrexx A Kenehan John Kerby Joseph B Kexern Thom rs R Kllbane Bernard J KI ss Donald J Kr ndas Kenneth N Koserle Edxxard J Koteles Charles J Kr mek Mrchwel 'I' Kresse Arthur 0 111 us7e xx skr Anthony F Kuhar Elmer J Laffex Robert L Lally Robert J 1.5, if 9116 Unron Ave 6095 Blackbrook Rd 1704 Crawford Rd 3177 S Morelrnd Blxd 13955 Clrfton Blvd 17300 Dartmouth Axe 15407 Macauley Axe 3748 W 15 St 2201 Kerrwood Rd 2778 Derbyshrre Rd 3032 Me adoxx brook Blxd 13216 Chrrstrne Axe 9931 E 126 St 1450 E 93 St 1203 Wrnston Rd 10911 Parkhurst Dr 1838 E 101 St 2357 Northland Ave 3934 Lansdale Rd 1712 E 82 St 5287 Mayfield Rd 1384 W 61 St 1720 Mrddlehurst Axe 14901 Lake Shore Blvd 6305 Lexrnqton Axe 3683 W 165 St 13912 Chapelsrde Axe 6621 Edn r Axe 10112 S Hrghland Ax e 9719 March Ave 3946 W 154 St 9611 Aetna Rd 107 S State St 1560 Edge Held Axe 785 E 157 St 1576 Wrnchester Rd 14745 Elderxxood Axe 1326 E 143 St 4376 Turnex Rd 3635 W 128 St 11701 H rmlen Axe 2888 E 117 St 702-1 Grand Axe 1434 Larchmont Rd 3120 E 110 St 3560 Woodr rdge Rd 2602 Ce d rr Ax e 5811 Bonnr Axe 19760 S Lal-1e Shore Blxd 3970 Bluestone Rd St Lavxrence St Mary CParnesv11leJ St Agnes St Ceerlra St Luke s Our Lady of the Angels St Jerome s St Barbara s St Ann s St Ann s St Ann s St Tlmothy St Margaret s Thomas Aqurnas St Gregory St Ignatrus St Agnes St Mark s Gesu St Agnes St Gregfory St Coleman s St Jerome s Our Lady of the Angels Holy F rmrly St George Lrttle Floxx er St Catherrne s Our Lady of the Angels Natlxrty of the B V Nl St Mary CPa1nesx1lle7 St Cl rre St Mary s St Clare St Phrlomena St Phrlomena Holy Name St Vrneent De P rul Our Lady of Peaee Our Lady of Pe ree St Hy iernth St Paul s Nrtrxrty of the B V Nl St Gregorx St Joseph St Vrtus Holy Cross St Gregorx f. .11- -.1...,.. 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Distinctly I remember, deportment cards for every member, 4B spent this day in bleak December, stiff as boards upon the floor. But more bad luck-we have to borrow- The dice we used were filled with sorrow. So, our class is getting out tomorrow With diplomas we march out the door, CATHEDRAL LATIN, nevermore Written by Chuck CLongfellow Baznik. Borrowed from Eager Allen Poe. Criticized by Ted lPeglerl Thompson. With apologies to the American Poetry Society. Q 1 K?-AKQOI C- gun W 0 -ex, 'Q-lr Q KIJUT' 5 Em n WT UGA Q V7 Q 3, I 4g'X'3 fi? Q .W X053 f fC5xN fx fw SD 1 S5 N I BN xrQ'xE 'f:F 1-L Silt-Q 'I fy V ow K., x f wg X , X J Q bgbglgjll Q ful 'xfy X J X959 X! gf fV ,N',?:, 5 'X max L' :f-59 L59 GT s ZX: Q rm 8'4 DW yy QFQX X C5355 5-X 4, f ,ill QQ?-Q EKJ E? K H X544 N Q? XE Qi 3 vm Ox WW C 5 4 On QA QJQDQ Q jx K, 'lp 7 Ofxxv 'f Q9 GRO K?-24:53 gs K?Q I f 1 .1 v- ' Q95 r fvjx Cb!- Y W nib K XTX 3 fflw-si X 'i-Q QQ Q A i Qgmf SA XLT QHX. kt-Qfxi-ff if 'ZB A vw Q9 JP O. 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I4 SENIOR DIRECTORY Lapka Leonard J Lasky Donald C Lavin Robert E Lelnvxebel Wllll1U1 Lekan Anthony F Lepre Arthur J Leslca Anthony A Llvlngston Rlchard Loftus Thomas P Luke Elmer F MacEvxan Thomas V Mahany Ralph L Mannlng Charles T Mar1ott1 Salxatore J Markevlcus Rlchard M Mason Rlymond J Mayer Wxlham H Meggas Thomas Mrlano Jerry P MISIC Frank A Moran Gerald J Muser Carl J MYSIIWICC Henry J McCarthy Edwln J McDonough Gerald McGarry M1chaelJ McIntosh Robert S McMahon Robert McNamara Gene T Naegel Robert J N3JU1OSk1 V1ctor J Novak Robert A OBoyle Edward T O Boyle Frank J ODonnell Leonard W Ollver Raymond A Paduano Donald J Pahl Fred J Patton M Bartley Paulln Henry S Perko AnthonyJ Perko Wllllam A Pesano Allen P Pezdlrtz John A Plke Wllllam B P1lW3lllS Clarence J Pltzer Stephen G Podpadec Ralph C Poley Donald F Pontonl George WW K 4300 Euclld Axe 1605 E 84 St 428 E 114 St 1011 Qullllams Axe 3568 E 81 St 1566 E 82 St 13117 Edgewood Ave 3320 W 165 St 15102 Upton Axe 11515 H INLY Axe 3353 E 93 St 18850 Monteley Axe 13608 Ashburton Rd 10402 Shale Ave 13703 Othello Ave 541 E 109 St 20119 MOUH1V1l1L D1 12509 Solka Ave 9528 Dorothy Axe 15614 Trafalgar Ave 883 E 143 St 21271 S Lake Shore Blvd 4162 E 143 St 11521 Governor Axe 676 E 108 St 2048 E 79 St 1829 Belmore Axe 9605 Heath Axe 3246 Clarendon Rd 12718 Watterson Ave 1153 E 60 St 3779 W 135 St 3779 W 135 St 4422 Groveland Rd 3834 Merrymound Rd 11905 Ashbury Ave 11911 Trlskett Rd 3296 Sllsby Rd 9315 Easton Ave 3038 E Blvd 3553 E 106 St 9500 Klnsman Rd 14904 Pepper Ave 697 E 157 St 1426 E 115 St 2833 E 99 St 1944 E 75 St 2304 Noble Rd 1459 Clermont Rd St Stanxslaus St Agnes St Aloyslus Chr1st the Klng St Laxx rence St Franc1s Holy Fam11y Our Lady of the Angels St Jerome s Oul Lxdy of Pea e St Catherlne s Holy Cross St Joseph St Benedlct s St George s St Aloysxus St Wenceslas Greek Orthodox SS Peter Sz Paul St Jerome s St Joseph Holy Cross Our Lady of Czestochowa St Ignat1us St Aloysxus St Agnes St Phxlomena s St Catherlne s St Ann s St Stamslaus St Vxtus V1ncent De Paul St Vlncent De Paul Gesu Chrlst the Klng St Agathas Vlncent De Paul St Ann s Lawrence St Benedict s St Lawrence St Catherme s St Mary s St Mary s St Agatha S St Margaret s St Pauls Chrlst the Klng St Pauls 4 -1-ili , , in I , ..,, , . ......,.. . ll. .....,.,,.,..,........,.. . 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O is for the Onor roli no D rnan could adorn. R' is for the Royalty of which all of us were born. D is for Drive. Canned food Drive! Enough said. ....Abood I4 SENIOR DIRECTORY X l Prendergast M Raymond 862 Caledonla Rd Recko Paul S Reie Cesrre A Rhern Rrchard F Rrce Kexrn P Rrnr Danrel I Ro1ch Raymond U Roehe Donlld F S rd ruskas Gcoree A Srxage Jose ph J Scnrravellr Charles A Schultz Arthur W Sremcn George J Sremer Joseph A Skufea Robert A Smrtlr Bernard C Snyder James A Soloskr Edvx ard J Sosna John L Stanton Thomas S Stelbasky Robert M Stenger Rrchard T Svxeeney Rrchard C Szemer Edxxard A Thompson Theodore E Trefenbach Joseph Trmbers Eugene Trmbers Lawrence J Toomey Robert G Trrvrson Kenneth Turr Basrl V Ulander Donald J V111 John J Von Lehmden Robert F Wagner Peter Wagner RobertJ Wagner Robert Jos Ward Roger E Wells Wrllram H Weltrn Wayne J Whrtty John R Wrnter Fred E Wochna Charles T Woo Thomas A Wrobleskr John J Wuco Raymond D Zajc John M Zeleznrk James L Zullo John F 2007 E 50 t 760 N St rte St 11459 Euelrd Axe 10018 lNottrn,,ham Rd 3269 Somerset Dr 12010 Mt Ox erlook Rd 12006 Edmonton Ave 6613 Laxxnxlexx Axe 3426 Sylyanhurst Rd 16304 Walden Axe 6615 Whrtney Ave 13309 S Woodland 1024 Green Rd 11605 Rutl md Axe 3610 W'1I1l rr Rd 1256 E 71 St 6420 Rlehmond Rd 3635 Randolph Rd 1560 E 105 St 5018 Denrson Ave 3481 E 153 St 1050 Noble Rd 4028 W 23 St 558 E 140 St 160 E 200 St 820 Helm d rle 3557 Inglesrde 1085 Lakeland Ave 15709 Hallrday Ave 65 Park Ave 11803 Ablevxhrte Axc 4116 E 147 St 11802 Rutland Dr 1570 E 71 St 1532 E 78 St V02 E 107 St 1606 Compton 2440 Edgerton Rd 1881 Beersford Rd 10607 S Hrghland Axe 5704 Bonna Axe 1635 E 82 St 2142 Rockvxell Ave 1239 Parkxx ood Dr 0514 Plymouth Axe 887 E 200 St 3755 Washrngton Park Blvd 978 Ardmore Rd Chrrst the Kmg St Hyacrnth 'VI rry QP rmesvrllel St Agnes Sl Paul x Gesu Our Lady of Peace St Phrlomen 1 s St George N Chr lst the Krne, St Cecrlra s St Francrs Our Lady of Peace St Gregory St Aloy srue Our Lady of the Angels St Franers St Gregory Chrrst the Krng St Thomas St Bomface St Cecrlra s Chr 1st the Krng, St Barbara s St Joseph Holy Cross Chrrst the Krng St Domonrc N St Lul-res Holy Redeemer Immaculate Conceptron St Aloy SIUS Holy Family St Aloysrus St Agnes St Agnes St Aloysrus St Ann s Gosu St Phrlomcna s St Therese St Vrtus St Agnes St John s Cathedral St Thomas St Therese St Chrrstme s St John Nepomucene St Gregory 0 1-il-.... 1' 6 rg, 1 I W A 1, X , g 1. 1 aa aree L I' xv F ' Y .. 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Sam loy ......... , , Andy Kaschalk. Tom Kevern. . .. Don Kloss ....... Chuck Koteles ..... Tony Kruszewski .... . . . Rea Kuhar ..... THE Class ..The Manager .The Thin Man .The Anglophile . . . . .The Silent . . . ,... The Runner . . . . .The Editor . . . .The Farmer . . . .The Accent ..The Socialite .. .The Linguist The Undertaker .. .The Student ..The Drummer . . . . .The Voice ...The Santa' . . . .The Skater ... .The Dancer ..The Playboy Ward .......... ....... Frank Ninter .... Lam'Woo........ rox 'Wrobleski .........,.., . , . Ray Wuco ...,.............. . Brother Robert Maguire, S.M. .... . Bob Latiey .... Tony Lekan ...... Ralph Mahany .... Sal Mariotti ...... Scotty Mclntosh. Ierry Moran ........ . Hank Mysliwiec .... . .. Bob Naegal ...... . . . Tony Pe-rko ..... Bill Perko ...... Abe Pesano ...... . . , Ray Prenderqast. . . . , Dan Rini ......... Bob Skufca ...,. Torn Stanton .... Ed Szemer .... Bob Toomey ....., . . lohn Vaia ............. .The Englishman . .The Physicist .........TheArtist The Strong One ..The Iournalist . . .The Teacher . . . .The Irishman . . . . .The Sodalist . . .The Mechanic . . . .The Line . . . .The Debater . . . . . . .The Lawyer . . . . .The Librarian .The Frank fadj.l . . . . .The Swimmer The Mathematician . . . . .The Humorist . . . .The Cartoonist .. . . .The Giant ...,....The Singer .... . .The Chemist . . . .The Honor Student . . . .The West-Sider . . .The Musician 2 IKJII 1 Most Reverend Edward F Hoban S T D Rt Rev Msgr W1ll1amI Gallenra Rt Rev Msgr Wenceslaus E Novak Rev Iohnl Canon Oman Rev Francrs Duda Rt Rev M gr Edward A Rerlly Rt Rev Msgr Stephen W Wrlson Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Bernard Bartls Iohn Becka Robert Berrchon Francrs P Boehnlern Anthony L Bombach Frank P Brennan I Leo Brennan Iames P Brennan ST D Francxs Caccracarro Leo F Carlm Robert W Cauley Ioseph Celesnrk Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Paul I Hallman Iames L Hart Edmund Krrby Wrl11amI Koehl George B Lawrence Iohn W Lees Clarence A Lrederbach Charles McBride Richard E McHale George Manning George Martm M1chaelL Morrarrty Thomas P Mullrgan Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Anthony Orlemanskr Rudolph Prazmk Stephen F Radecky Iohn I Reynolds Ieromel Schnerder Iullus Slapsak Ferdxnand Tamburn Auqustm Tomasek Vrctor N Tofmc Ierome Tunns Francrsl Vomer Iames Walsh Ioseph M Wanner Ioseph C Dempsey Rev Edward W Drckard BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL Mr and Mrs T Abood Mr and Mrs I Albrecht Alcyon Club ot St Aloysxus Church Allyne Ryan Foundry Co Mr and Mrs T Amato Mr and Mrs S Andrews Ann s Floral 6 Grtt Shoppe an an an and Charles Mr and Mr and Wrllxam Mrs R W Baehr Mrs I Balch Mrs L I Baylog Bazmk Mrs F Baznrk Mrs W Bebsz A Becka Rev Wrllram T O Keefie A Frrend NOTRE DAME ACADEMY HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL IamesI Callahan Mr and Mrs P Campanella Mrs Chnstme Campe au Mr and Mrs P Carbone Cedar Lee Recreatron Mr and Mrs Y B Cemy Mr and Mrs M Cesar Chalkley Confectronery Iames A Chrara and an and an an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs H Coburn A Coluccx C F Condon I R Cooper L R Cooper Rev Leonard V Wheatley ST IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL Dxck E Fedor WalterI Fexten Frank L Felles Ferfolra Furnrture Lours L Ferfolra Mr and Mrs F M Frchtner Fxnneran 6 Co Alton o Fxsco and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Freshman Freshman Freshman an Mrs A Bednarowskr an Mrs F T Beedenbender an Mrs I A Behm an Mrs I A Beres Berry s Funeral Home Mrss Bernadette Blake Mr and Mrs A E Boqan Mr and Mrs F I Booker Mr and Mrs A Born Dr I A Boyle Iohn I Boyle FrankI Bruemng Mr and Mrs A A Brunswxck Mr and Mrs G Burlnn an Mrs A Coyne an rs 'I' F Cullen and Mrs A C DeCrane and Mrs E I Dougherty Russell Dougherty Patnck I Duity and Mrs F Ebenger Freshman Freshman I Freshman B Frsco I I Fougerousse A F Foy Class oi 49 Class of 49 Class oi 49 Class of 49 Class of 49 Class of 49 and Mrs C I Fuhry A George Furenberg and and Mrs rs and Mrs and Mrs I A Edelman W I Egan and rs Ch Mrs and Mrs M T Emllng Harold F Endres Mr and Mrs I Enouen Mr and Mrs C I Fahey Mr and Mrs W F Farley and Mrs I N Gaglrardo P F Gallagher P E Gann I T Gavm A I Gazdaq Ioseph P Gellxarth Earle Gentxle Mr and Mrs W Grbson ir i' 'k 'A' I' , ' I r X rs S x Mr. d . . . ' g ' Mr. d . . ' . ' Mr. . . ' MY- d MILA-l.Bdl2Br Mr.and Mrs. W. L. Chippy Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Forbes Mr. . . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . l MI. d . . ' Mr, , , , . . . ' Mr. . . . B. ' . . . Mr. d . . . Cl - ' ' . Mr. d . . . E' I Mr. d . . ' Mr. d . . F . Mr. d ... Jr. Mr. dM . .. ' , MY. d . . . Mr, , , , ll , Mr. d . . . Mr. . . . Mr 'h h u I ' ' Mr' l I . Mr. . . . ' I v i . ML . I ' Mr. M . . . . ' U - Mr. ' i . Mr. M . . . ' . I . Mr. . l . - Mt. d . . . ' , ' Mr. . . . 'k 'A' i' i 'A' Mr and Mrs F W Grose Mrs M A Harman Mr and Mrs I E. Harcsank Mr and Mrs C W Harrold Mxss Patncra Harrold Mr and Mrs R C Hauck Mrs C C Hall I 6 V Hocevar Godfrey Holmes lohn Homyak S D HOZdlC an Mrs P I Huber an Mrs C Huftman an Mrs C Ianuska and Mrs E Imdra Iunror F Class ol 47 G P Kenehan Mr and Mrs F I Kxlbane Kxsh Cleaners 1 N IKJII Anton Marek Poultry Mrss Rose C Marlrert Mr and Mrs C Markgraf Mr and Mrs E W Marshall I Mattxson Hardware Mr and Mrs W E Mayer Rozelle Drug Co an and an and an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs I W Rufhnq F Sadauskas A Scaravellx E A Schxlrowskr I Schodowskr and Mrs I I Kloss Ir and Mrs I F Kmrec and Mrs E C Knuth mest Koemer CTI U11 GH CH CD Mrs S W Kondas Mrs Kosky Mrs Kramer rs M Kranek Mrs S Kreb A R Krelsa Mr and Mrs Casrme Mr and Andrew Mr and Mr and Mr and R Krusen Kucharsln Mrs I I Kunes I Laifey Mrs L Laifey Mrs I Lansh Mrs A A Lauer Frank Launch Mrs Frances Lelran Mr and Mrs I Leonard Mr and Mrs R Lrvmqston Mr and Mrs P I Locrqno I G Lombardo Ir A R Mays Mrs Bertha Mazurowslu Mr and Mrs C H Meyer Mr and Mrs I A Milano Mrllers Sohro Servrce Mrs Mary Mxslc Charles Mrssar Mrs Andrew Mlmcek Mr and Mrs P Mocxlnrkar M A Monaghan Sr Howard Mooney and Mrs I Motsch and Mrs M Mrugacz and Mrs V Nalmoskx and Mrs B H Nrehaus Mrs Charles Noclfora dn Tl CII G11 I W Novak Mrs E ODonnell Mrs I L Orosz Mrs M Paduano Mrs Ida M Pahl Mr and Mrs I M Parlrs Mr and Mrs S Pauhn Mrss Mary Per Dr A I Perlro Mrs Frances Perko I-'rank Perlro Mr and Mrs I F Perko Mr and Mrs C D Perry Iohn Pesdrrtz Louis Pxovarcy and Mrs I F Plat: and Mrs I Plut and Mrs I Polorn ky and Mrs O Pontom and Mrs L Prenderqast Mrss Mary Ann Schuergor Mrs Ann Schwenng Mr and Mrs I A Secunde Mr and Mrs L R Sedmalr Allan N Sheahen Mr and Mrs E I Slmak Mr and Mrs G B Slemen Mr and Mrs A Sremer olezak Funeral Home Mr and Mrs Iames E Smrth Frank L Snyder Sophomore C Class of 48 Mr and Mrs G Souhrada Wrllxam A Loune Mr and Mrs W I McCormack Mr and Mrs I P McNamara W McNulty Mr and Mrs I M. Maclvor Mrs F I Mahany Mrs G Maitland Peter Maniredi Paul F Reminder Mr and Mrs H G Rxce Mrs I Rxnr Mr and Mrs I Roche Mr and Mrs A G Rohlotf Mr and Mrs M L Roshetko Mrs S Rossalr Mr and Mrs I Roush Dr and Mrs F A Sowm Robert H Stenger CII CII G11 an an and an Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs rs rs Ioseph Trchy Mr and Mrs C E Timbers Mr and Mrs Tony s Men s H E Stmad W Stroh Stunek Supamck I Sweeney Takacs H. P Therens I Tieienbach L R Trmbers Shop Mrs Frances Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A S Tnvrson Mrs Mxchael Trombo Mr and Mrs Lours Tun Uptown Meat Market Mr and Mrs I I Vala Dr I I Vyhnal Michael Wa:xler Toomey A I Tnvrson Mr George Werlmg Mr and Mrs R. E. Wrden Mrs Iohn Wroblesln Mr and Mrs I Yonmq Ioseph Zarmslra Mr and Mrs I Zelexruk Mrs Laura Zysruewskx A Fnend ' T I I l i' 'A' uk' 'k I' , ' I r X rs S X . . . ' . Mr. d . . . ' . . . . . . . . Mr. d . . ' ' ' ' . ' Mr. . . . ' ' . . . . . . . . Mr. d . . ' Mr. d . . . . ' ' ' . . . . ' Mr. d . . ' . . . . ' Mr. d . . . ' . . . ' Mr. . . ' . . . ' ' . . . . ' Mr. . . , ' ' Mr. . . . . . Mr. . . . , . Mr. . . ' ' . . . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . ' . Mr. . . . . ' Mr. d . . . E Mr. d Mrs. . . Mr. d . . Mr. d . . . Mr. d . . ' Mr. d .F. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kosciclr Mr. and Mrs. L. R. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. S. Suhaicik Mr. d .R. Mr. d . . . Mr. d .F. ' Mr. d . A. Mr. d . . Mr. d . R. . Mr. d M . . . . Mr. M . A. Mr. d . O. . . . . . Mr. d M . . . . ' . . . ' ' . Sr. . . M. . ' . . . . Mr. . . . . . ' ' . . . Mr. . . . . . . ' Mr. . . ' . . . . . . . Mr. . . ' 'k 'lr t 'k 'A' THE CLASS OF 1946 tfibzmhm Rev Phlllp Hoelle S M Ed1tor1al Adwsor Rev V1ncentPlassenthal S M Fmanclal Adusor The Faculty of Cathedral Latm School S K Smith Cover Company lndlanapolls Engravlng Company Vlr F N Ropkey Mr Russell Benson Gray Prlntmg Company MISS Mary E. l-l1ll Mr L O Klsabeth Newman Studlos Cleveland lVlr Herbert Wahl Mr Newman For the1r valuable a1d m helpmg us to produce our f1rst post War yearbook OVVL LVVLQVL ill THQ DAD' CLUB P! O AAA E1ec:tr1c Sewer Cleanmg Co BEN FISCC Proprletor WATER HUNT DIE INEIZEEED SAVE IVIUNEY POWER EXCLUSIVE PUMPS OPERATORS ELECTRIC FOR AREAS ILLUSTRATION SHOWS MOTOR MOLE AT WORK kin, jclum, MOLE HOMES GARAGES HOTELS FACTORIES RESTAURANTS ETC The only mochrne of 1ts k1nd rn exrstance Where Others have farled We have succeeded WRITTEN GUARANTEE FROM CLEVELAND S OLDEST ELECTRIC SEWERING COMPANY Qulck Servlce jk Day and Nlght Sunday and Hohdays EAST SIDE AND HEIGHTS DOWNTOWN WEST SIDE 12712 Euc11d Ave WIIIIGHISOH Bldg 14805 DGITOII Ave. 13932 Supemor Room 606 Room 313 CEdczr 5555 MAin 4066 BOulovard 4400 I O I l I l I I . 52513355- Tz'Tg',, fe . ff 33' ' k?,:6'!,!g',i!,. V: S li' 3:6 :lil ' If' T . L FLOODED A -152' 5, qqi MOTOR if 5 ' 1-yq-l,'u:,,y.h L SgW1,e.:,. R 'f' jg 5A ' H Qlm fmr-' R '- ' x ' 2 , IM ., fi. ,,,. 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