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

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1948 volume:

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If only we could re- live once more the pleasant moments we have known! However, time will serve to imbed more deeply in our hearts these treasured memories. N00 CC EDWARD CARDINAL MOONEY, LATIN'S FIRST PRESIDENT To Cardinal Mooney, prince ot the Church in this atomic era, and first President of Cathedral Latin School, we, the Senior Class of l948 grate- fully dedicate this volume of the Purple and Cold. l KQMW ,'Jk.i : sf, - I r 'Iris-5 ur ,. K : :Ig N 1 1 K 1 N N N N ' A v Wu 'J vga sy 6 -f x . '0 Ay? 'J 'ff ' ii.1 ,f l -LNA t b - . A Y 'V K h x.E,' , L - - 4. of : ,- mg A ' w .ik 6 .4 VIE: . -ar? 'Lf Y f Af-5 ..1C.' 1, .., .. x v X .vwk A .IL Q. , ,Q 8 44... w -.Fw .3' V.. '..'w n'.T. 5 a f 3325.1 . QA I ' A' . - - gk, u - in f.f.f,'I,',,Q..r Q. :,, :Q 4:-'.' . y Q .' .f f . fa- .leijvg ff- . -V . .3 :. 5 ' ' 3 .. 1 .L fu., . 3 , .- , , X r ,Uma f,'.', ,-. A M... 'f 5- g3w.-,Y 'ef fl. +P: .1 . . 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Glenna Z. glazed S of Opmatchn Assisting the Most Reverend Bishop in this atomic era-year three-are two capable men of en- ergy-the Most Reverend Floyd L. Begin, Auxiliary Bishop of Cleve- land, and Rev. Dr. Clarence E. Elwell, Superintendent of Schools. Men of dynamic power these . . . alert in their supervision of OPERA- TION MANHOOD. Dear Graduat es , The theme of your year-book shows that you are on the alertg you are conscious of a future that must be naturally affected by the advances of science. The success of man in unearthing the hidden wisdom of God in His material creation should challenge you to a greater knowledge and appreciation of the Divine Plan in the order of grace and its propagation throughout the world. No matter what revelations an atomic age may bring to you, there is always the unchangeable order of grace which must direct these novelties to their proper end. There is a hidden energy in the supernatural life of man which must also be released-an energy which will communicate itself to others, vitalize them with its own power and identify them with its own divine source. The knowledge of religion which you have received at Cathedral Latin is a treasure which you must not guard selfishly within you. It is a message which you must spread far and wide. Your way of life guided by sound Christian principles must transmit to others the message of Christ's gospelg it must animate them with the very life of God and through His grace, identify them with Him for time and eternity. Cherish likewise the secular knowledge which you have received a knowledge acquired in its proper reference to your eternal destiny. Come what may in your life- time, whatever man's wisdom may devise, it will but confirm your faith in God and afford you added oppor- tunities and new methods of multiplying Christians in the world. Sincerely yours , Rev. Andrew L. Seebold, S.M. President, Cathedral Lat in School LATIN GRADUATES OF 1948: 'Q I Q-:tw -L 'fig -sg Q .kiifgfg ' A1471 1 , :Aki 1 N W Y k X ' gigifs? six: ,ydryliy -S K5 -Q, X S31 -1 Q: fx 1 Rev. Philip C. Hoelle, S.M. Chaplain Ddzeczfafw af 0 Herman J. Thaner, S.M. Treasurer .. 12 .. Nicholas M. Reitz, S.M Vice-Principal To these men fell the more immediate task of directing the laboratories in the pursuit of manhood. . . ' 1 ' fx :. i g a s Y . Ts 5 . . X 4 5 .- x . E . E X , . X.. k - Q - - s. ,FQ S I 3 , . .3 S -iff z'f K. 1 S I i fi H91 3212 fffiiiisi ' s f .1 . , 145, wisiigm Q Emeric J. Brott, S.M. Louis J. Brendel, S.M. Rev. J. M. Darby, S.M. Rev. R. J. Dombro, S.M. Rev. James M. Darby, S.M.-Head, Department of English, English IV, Athletic Director, Debating. Rev. Richard J. Dombro, S. M.-Religion IV, English ll, Spanish ll. George H. Dury, S.M.-Head, Department of Music, Religion ll, Religion lll, Band Supervisor, Thomas A. Dwyer, S.M.-Head, Department of Math- ematics, solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics, Mathematics Club. Charles R. Ebel, S.M. MGM Charles R. Ebel, S.M.-Biology. John F. Emling, S.M.--Religion l, History I. Joseph Buettner, S.M. Jose M. Cintron, S.M. George H. Dury, S.M. Thomas A. Dwyer, S.M. Emeric J. Bratt, S.M.-English ll, Algebra l, Director of Guidance. Louis J. Brendel, S.M.-Assistant Treasurer. Joseph F. Buettner, S.M.-Graduate Student, Western Reserve University. Jose M. Cintron, S. M.--Latin l, Spanish I, Sodality, Cheerleaders. John F. Emling, S.M. Brother Joe giv est S 4 Mr. Kenneth G. Fierle Henry J. Gensler, S.M. Alfred J. Grisez, S.M. Rev. P. C. Hoelle S M gn-sf N Frank G. Horn, S.M. A. G. Jansen, S.M. Mr. Raymond R. Jorz Adolph L. Kalt S M Mr. Kenneth G. Fierle-Algebra I, Geometry. Henry J. Gensler, S.M.-Mechanical Drawing, Trade Math, Assistant Athletic Supervisor. Alfred J. Greisez, S.M.'-Algebra II. Rev. Phillip C. Hoelle, S.M.-Head, Department of Languages, Latin III, Latin IV, French Il, Chap- Iain. Frank G. Kirchendorfer Frank G. Horn, S.M.--History I, English I. Anthony G. Jansen, S.M.-Religion Il, Latin Il., S dality, Service Club. Mr. Raymond R. Jorzw-General Science, Biology Adolph L. Kalt, S.M.-Librarian, Library Staff. Raymond E. Koelker Art Editor Kenny 4 an 6.2, Q Mr. Frank G. Kirchendorfer--English I, Latin I. Mr. Raymond E. Koelker-Chemistry, History IV, rector of Social Activities, Whirlo. Charles F. Kolf, S.M. Francis J. Kreipl, S.M. fs -.P ef' Charles F. Kolt, S.M.-I-lead, Department of Art, Art II, Art III. Francis J. Kreipl, S. M.--German I, English ll. John J. Lucier, S.M.-Graduate Student, Western Re- serve University. Robert C. Maguire, S.M.7EngIish III, History IV, Athletic Supervisor. James N. Masur, S.M.-Religion I, History I. Stanley G. Mathews, S.M.-Religion III, Latineer, Purple and Gold, National Honor Society. Cyril G. Middendorf, S.M.-English ll, Latin II, Re- ligion I, Sodality, Photography, Debating, Latin- eer Business Staff. Othmar A. Miller, S.M.--Bookkeeping, General Busi- ness, Purchasing Agent. Rev. Leo J. Mock, S.M.--Graduate Student Western Reserve University. Bernard F. Morgan-S.M.-Religion I, English I, Sodality. John J. Lucier, S.M. Robert C. Maguire, S.M. Cyril Middendorf, S.M. Othmar A. Miller, S.M, 73. lmdmamd g Ill: Qing Brother Charles Walke, S.M. and Brothe James N. Masur, S.M. Rev. Leo J. Mock, S.M. I Stanley Mathews, S.M. Bernard Morgan, S.M. John H. Murphy, Jr. Leo J. Murray, S.M. ifzfamb 494 in -. Brendel, S.M. studying the atomic chart. fx 'I E. V. 0'Connor, S.M. Mr. Paul J. Poiman Louis N. Schott, S.M. R. L. Schwogerl, S.M. Mr. John H. Murphy, Jr.--Geometry, Business Math. Leo J. Murray, S.M.iReligion ll, Religion Ill, Sodality- Edward V. O'Connor, S.M.'-Head, Department of His- tory IV, English Ill, Chess Club, Stamp Club. Mr. Poul J. Pojman-History I, History IV. Charles H. Reiter, S.M.-Head, Department of Busi- ness, Geometry, Typewriting. Walter A. Roesch, S.M.-Graduate student, Western Reserve University. Louis N. Schott, S. M.-English I, History l. Richard L. Schwagerl, S.M.--Chemistry, Algebra ll, Sodality. Joseph M. Spehor, S.M.---Latin I, English I, Debating, Servers' Club. Joseph N. Strieff, S.M.-Head, Department of Sci- ence, Physics, Trade Math. Charles H. Reiter, S.M. Walter A. Roesch, S.M Joseph M. Spehar, S.M. Joseph N. Strieff, S. M Raymond J. Streiff, S.M. Aubrey J. Strosnider ...l x William J. Ternansky Rev. P. J. Wagner, S M Charles A. Walke, S.M. J. G. Wiesmann, S.M. Rev. J. H. Zeinz, S.M. Raymond J. Streiff, S.M.-Algebra l, Geometry, Trade Math, Bookstore. Mr. Aubrey J. Strosnider-Physical Education, Asst. Football Coach, Track Coach. Mr. William J. Ternansky-English ll, German ll. Rev. Paul J. Wagner, S.M.-Head, Department of Religion, Religion IV, German ll. Charles A. Walke, S. M.-Supervisor of Buildings. Joseph G. Wiesmann, S. M.-Art Settlement. Rev. Joseph H. Zeinz,--S.M.-Religion IV, Latin ll, Sodality, Band Supervisor. Miss Eleanor Banko Secretary Miss G SSCre-tary rrlad erfrude S, 55 'S :SAC QXRS nw ,,,..swf , ,N--ai. K xi fm S :wh NN . v 5 X1 , N N 1, xi 5 HW . 5- Z: wg 1:1-5 fu- Aw. . Q 255 2 K-' . , +4 bw, Q 5 Q ah 31 - Yi gk 48 ,Q S Q ,N '5 i 'ii X M X ,L if ig? Q Q 3 S x .Ba nu. ,rp r --. 7 A -- , . . .wig-V.: 3- , V-.--.isa D. ifQ:ffi7'fS.' K. . Lg , Smx 3 , Q 5. M,,,,. L55-gf. . . fuk, 5 K ,-,:2,g,L Q15 M--i 3 N.,,wei - :ik ff. . A MRM. -' K f. 11.25. S1-F . V ...,, .,,.,.---. hx: .TN- . ,Sr 0 .Q x. X f i Q X E Q 1 L , lx if S R ir K .Ahx L Q., X A M XX S Sy w if ?f?i3'V15E X . if -MS 9 H S. mm, K .- W ' 6 X ,S X Q, S K vw 1,,gfsXv' i2b ' X I S JUNIOR A TOP ROW, T. Brennan, R. Anchulis, D. Walsh, T. Sheehan, F. Cawley, R. Hauck, W. McCartney, H. Cox, L. Skiba, P Cogan, R. Vanek, P. Mocilnikar, P. lorillo, J. Tavano. MIDDLE ROW: T. Betzner, W. Burke, J. Klonowski, P. Mauer, C. Cissley, J. Slezak, J. Pollat, V. Tekovec, T. Cam eron, L. Talor, R. Milosovic, P. Geffert, R. Buganski. BOTTOM ROW: R. Verderber, R. Trzcinski, R. Piovarcy, W. Zaucha, E. Huffman, J. Kaminski, J. Glowik, P. Eisele, T Malinowski, D. Barrett, F. Gallagher, E. Lauer, J. Harrison. JUNIOR B TOP ROW: D. Clark, L. Kaiser, J. Varga, R. Robison, J. Furey, C. Zuleski, F. Votava, R. Michalski, R. Moran, R. Ma- lone, R. Allen, W. Goetz, J. Platz. MIDDLE ROW: J. Snyder, N. Saunders, J. Nemec, D. Kubinski, W. Lesso, T. Harmon, R. Jarzemba, T. Lally, E. Cooney, E. Brozowski, D. Gaskill, A. Hanford, J. Sullivan, R. Williams, J. Podojil. BOTTOM ROW: R. Catalano, F. Fitzgerald, A. Sheahen, R. Reminger, J. Gundling, P. Hill, R. Zoller, J. Wise, R. Rybicki, F. Heredos, P. Budnick, E. Dobrzeniecki, D. Dowling. JUNIOR C TOP ROW: R. Robbins, J. Paratore, O. Lembach, B. Porter, D. Stupka, E. Schwerko, R. Laskowski, J. Prosek, P. Fronek, R. Glassner, L. Skodis, W. Newkirk, R. Roush. MIDDLE ROW: Y. Cerny, R. Ostroske, R. Woznicki, P. Soos, J. Vorndron, A. Kilbone, R. Gibson, R. Collins, J. Le- hosky, J. Kall, D. Skwarski, L. Auth, G. Saas, D. Reirdon, R. Corio. BOTTOM ROW: G. Lausin, R. Fronek, J. Jaskoe, R. Riess, A. Evers, R. Hilinski, A. DeCrane, G. Marshall, R. Seiffert, L. Doubet, J. Dudas, G. Rigot, G. Baach. TOP ROW: C. Schikowski, M. Minadeo, J. Blau, D. Bral, P. Kellog, G. Motsch, J. Burkett, J. Lombardo, R. Gereluk, J. 0'Connell, E. Minch, R. Hornak, V. Maniaci. MIDDLE ROW: S. Smetanka, R. Kuntz, R. Kozlowski, W. McKenna, T. Vickers, A. Rohlotf, R. Theisen, J. Garin, K. Workowski, J. Locigno, D. Bryant, S. Hornyak. BOTTOM ROW: T. Konisiewicz, R. Roda, T. McHugh, A. Knecht, D. Widen, P. Schikowski, J. Anderson, B. Spacek, D. Cardaman, B. Mullee, T. McCabe, M. Fabrizio, J. Richards. JUNIOR E TOP ROW: J. Kriz, E. Cody, J. Mullin, G. Hopkins, J. Korda, J. Noak, L. Lisak, J. Judge, N. DiCicco, E. Koerner, T. O'Toole. MIDDLE ROW: F. Stunek, F. Hondlik, W. Patrick, L. Forbes, R. Lambert, A. lpsaro, D. Busic, J. Feiten, N. Griffin, J. Tichy, T. Gilles, L. Bogan, R. Simonis, J. Lavelle, R. Capuano. BOTTOM ROW: T. Krus, C. Colluro, J. Albrecht, N. Zehnal, T. Martin, A. Fisco, J. Foy, G. Miller, S. Dereska, G. Coviello, D. Conti, N. Molnar, J. Dickard. JUNIOR F TOP ROW: J. Timperio, M. Italiano, T. Cleary, J. Mooney, R. Svoboda, R. Trombo, G. Powell, W. Hovlek, J. Ckarmo, D. Zeroff, D. Wiatroski, C, Emrhein, R. Bertrand. MIDDLE ROW: C. Putka, P. Toutont, N. Norton, J. Beres, E. Rehberg, S. Immormino, R. Fefgemocher, J. Nestor, R. DiSanto, J, Wasserbauer, R. Hartman, T. White, E. Mscichowski. BOTTOM ROW: J. Kordan, R. Hinds, J. Uiczo, J. Robson, T. Oelbracht, F. Hornikel, P. Mesi, R. Maruno, M. Maddol- ena, J. Smiechewicz, D. Therens, R. Woda, J. Pollock, L. Mason, J. Parker. ,, ES, rf ' E 1 25: , X E Krxr ,K ,A 1 3 s X , QQQ, , fv Q , V . Q :L - K , 5 - i ,Qu X A 1 . ,i F4 fi Q L' iw xi sf X fx +1 , X . W XY - Q Q 2f I I ln h by ,E i Q 5' V P - . ce 'luv P jg gig SZ' . .pw .P '- 65 R 'ir mn Y v in -Ll' ., 5139 TOF' ROW: G. Cave, G. Cahill, J. Gulick, D. Hottois, J. Horrigan, S. Jarzynkowski, J. Jorovics, J. Brice, B. Clement, R. Abbot, R. Hradek, E. Bough. MIDDLE ROW: P. Ginley, L. Jira, D. Cholley, E. Jira, R. Bryll, L. Begin, R. Boyle, J. Andrasak, P. Armbruster, R. Burke, E. Burns, J. Bolster, T. Bouza, D. Basista. BOTTOM ROW: J. Burke, C. Anderson, A. Gliha, R. Fink, P. Campbell, J. Glasier, R. Hurley, B. Clark, R. Casey, C. Chickino, R. Hobie, R. Dolence, D. Brown. TOP ROW: J. Novak, P. Lynch, J. McCarthy, J. Partridge, G. Michalke, R. Jirousek, A. Laslo, T. Maroney, E. Krieger R. McConnell, D. Klika, J. McGarr. MIDDLE ROW: R. Pardee, C. O'Toole, R. Piepsny, J. Pinto, R. Miller, F. Levstek, R. Kotton, R. Loan, D. Howe, R Labasauskas, E. Rodriguez, J. Kovalik, E. Lentz, T. Liederbach, R. Kerby. BOTTOM ROW: T. Madison, R. Mayer, D. Koteles, D. O'Brien, N. Peplowski, G. Machuta, J. Nieser, D. Polo, T. Lieder bach, C. Mrugacz, J. Norton, A. Martino, C. Ottman, F. Petruno. f SOPHOMORE C ' 'fa gf , ' , 5 TOP ROW: J. Dahlhousen, R. Hanford, D. McCune, R. Zimmer, R. Kress, F. Sontag, R. Vulic, P. Laubert, K. Simonelli, R. Kearnes, P. McGorry. MIDDLE ROW: M. Williams, R. Mott, G. Yokules, W. Haffey, E. Zaraisek, J. Dickerson, W. Woodman, F. Dobos, M. Tkac, D. Quinn, W. Conrad. BOTTOM ROW: R. Ross, A. Trivisonno, R. Simon, R. Ricchino, T. Hannon, R. Bosley, V. lmmarino, T. Kordic, R. Bryan, SOPHOMORE D TOP ROW: W. Cibula, R. Kunes, F. Cermak, T. Gordos, R. Mansell, W. Blankenship, R. Comiskey, P. Lechner, D. Hollenbeck, P. Lonese, L. Odzienski. MIDDLE ROW: R. Gesinski, D. Havlock, J. Orlando, F. Shimko, T. Garvey, J. Gravetfe, T. Horansky, J. Cunar, D. Abel, J. Peters, R. Koren, W. Gorbett, D. Meaney, J. Hudak. BOTTOM ROW: R. Kirner, E. Skufca, K. Molchen, T. Leyden, R. Volosen, M. Minadeo, E. Peters, A. Schempp, D. Kasunic D. LoGalbo, T. Reim, E. Corbin, F. Kares. lealamcw. SOPHOMORE E TOP ROW: E. Crotty, J. Feeney, E. Gallagher, R. Sweeney, L. Tarkowski, P. Corrigan, J. Shimko, J. Reinman, C. Stepanik, C. Surace, R. Sterkel, P. Farley, E. Strah. MIDDLE ROW: R. Schreiber, E. Eckenfels, A. Rispoli, T. Cudahy, R. Dineen, W. Foley, D. Gaffney, R. Raus, H. Shima, J. Ricketts, R. Stachowicz, D. Geyer, R. Corsillo, L. Sedmak, J. DeLauer. BOTTOM ROW: D. Stainbrook, J. Czinke, P. Richard, R. Solomon, D. Somrak, D. Sazima, J. Regalbuto, H. Rammerman, A. Corso, S. Takacs, R. Smith, R. Reim, J. Curley. lln .,.rJtL'aac4e46rJfe towards OPERATION MANHOOD. SOPHOMORE F Vu TOP ROW: J. Hickey, J. Kopsco, J. House, A. Fisco, P. Lenehan, J. Jasinski, J. McCarthy, J. Holdsworth, J. McDon nell, T. Kinsella, J. Castiglione, E. Harcsarik, G. Hedderman, J. Nemanich, J. Hedges. MIDDLE ROW: D. D'Agastino, T. Creadon, R. Fitzgerald, A. Kundmueller, J. Weniger, C. DeCarbo, R. Langowski, A. Di lisi, T. Dier, W. Keller, J. Hawkins, F. Croce. BOTTOM ROW: A. Shoraba, D. Parker, R. Bartle, D. Buynack, M. Summon, G. Hross, C. Wuco, P. Esker, J. Egan, C Harrison, D. Brunnett. SOPHOMORE G -Y --7 -., TOP ROW: J. Zassick, W. Masterson, R. Fox, R. Vourron, W. Schloudecker, L. Virag, E. Farkas, R. Thomas, D. Welsh, B. Conroy, R. Podoiil. MIDDLE ROW: G. Adams, D. Triskeft, J. Verba, J. Doubef, E. Yohman, D. Cooke, S. Toth, G. Bendenrifter, J. Tesar, R. Thomas, E. Dolence, R. Veres, E. Trefzger. BOTTOM ROW: M. DiNardo, J. Presutto, J. Wisneiwski, T. Flynn, N. Wingenfeld, R. Desan, W. Tighe, J. Schuerger, J. Gaglione, R. Zehe, R. Wurm, J. Varga, R. Whitcomb, T. Valvoda. SOPHOMORE H TOP ROW: E. Kuska, R. Colhoon, W. Rigo, M. Stropki, J. Jones, J. Chipinka, H. Svec, J. Kocin, A. Buck, W. Pevec E. Krisak, J. Angelo, C. Woldin. MIDDLE ROW: J. Cassidy, R. Gries, R. Pirchner, J. McGinty, D. Kusa, P. Pope, S. Scoravelli, J. Moore, S. Kramer, R Keeler, L. Soos, R. Jasko. BOTTOM ROW: J. O'Hair, G. LaGanke, J. Lueders, E. Cerny, S. Szemer, J. Vargo, R. Liston, E. McGrew, R. LoVano W. Kloss, J. Hagan, R. Welder, R. Plona. J if Q t F s ru? is Q, Q gf I h X s h M ' ' 1? 6 Q M R ag, 5 5 5, f E M 3 5 R 5 'Q A 1 iii! wa ki - 1 ? h hhXXb Q5 i QQ faf Q. Saissf TOF' ROW: R. Mover, N. Lexa, A. Morfisi, R. Kilroy, D. Logar, P. Mauerer, B. Kilkenny, K. Mahall, J. Mullin, R. Micco, W. Kaprol, R. Kenny, G. Kilroy, MIDDLE ROW: R. Kurz, J. Lennon, J. Krasen, J. Kenik, W. Makuch, E. Miller, L. Jovick, T. Meglen, E. McGreaI, F. Kovar, K. Kalnasy, J Loftus, R. Loch. BOTTOM ROW: T. Masterson, D. Lynch, J. Kurth, J. Kascsak, C. Kriuenki, T. Marko, J. Joyce, E. Kogovsek, E. Katalinas, L. Kosinski, R. Maneri, K. McDonough, E. McLaughlin. FRESHMAN D ' tie nl u.vwm mJwWv- .wh -M .uw M: a on ' l 1 x TOP ROW: T. Miller, P. Raglow, F. Mulvanity, C. Pfister, W. Prymas, J. Monahan, S. Peidl, R. Napoli, J. O'Shea, D Pasek, J. Pepoy. MIDDLE ROW: D. Schmidt, G. Redenshek, J. Sammon, W. Schaefer, C. Pezdirtz, D. Roeder, W. Novak, C. Nicolay, R Muzic, H. Quinn, T. Olsen, J. Richards, R. Rolik, T. Raia, T. Rusynacyk. BOTTOM ROW: J. Rees, C. Orkey, J. Parton, P. Neroni, T. Oster, A. Rocco, A. Pilla, N. Puinna, E. O'Donnell, V. Petro, R Plavin, A. Musca, F. Prijatel. FRESHMAN C Sophomore F I I I I W N Tl S11v'.:wi:fZiK4v Y f i . J g 4 - Ju: I,- iw 5 dk Serif! X gr F if 5 gg A X xx 1 may 5 2 . 1 x' iE 'ti' ffg 6 .s i. . .. W., ia , 1 9 ST ,H W S FRESHMAN Gl I Y TOP ROW: R. Machnick, J. McCloskey, J. Kmiec, J. Mendlik, K. Longo, C. Kilfoyle, M. Morin, R. Latine, B. Kowalewski, G. Kwiotkowski, J. Kowalek, D. Norris, R. Kundert. MIDDLE ROW: E. Majkrazak, J. Nero, W. Murphy, E. Nedlick, E. Kenney, T. Moughan, F. Koch, J. Jakubowski, D. Hruby, R. Krause, J. McDonough, D. Kastelic, J. Murphy. BOTTOM ROW: D. Nemeth, D. Kant, E. Nagielski, H. Kowalski, R, Mocerol, D. Livingston, S. Horvoth, J. Jares, P. FRESHMAN H TOP ROW: R. O'Keefe, J. Wem, R. Stenger, J. Wall, R. Schwind, J. Patton, E. Roth, E. Schwallie, G. Rigot, J. Paulus, J. Pokrandt, W. Viazanko, S. Sebasta, R. Piofrowski. MIDDLE ROW: D. Pieronek, A. Zaranko, J. Pistone, R. Pendergask, J. Sulak, L. Pihera, P. Smith, R. Zunf, W. Vcverka, L. Valentino, J. Richard, D. Weber, F. Swegel, BOTTOM ROW: J. Piskur, G. Rybicki, G. Thomey, C. Rudmann, M. Reardon, P. Petralia, J. Sawicki, E. Williams, R. Rossman, L. Rucksthul, F. Sadar, L. Paratore, E. Sasak. QUEST FOR HAPPINESS W ,E ar .ff - f .aw ,ew-QA. Fx X I 5.0 S I W- E Y Y K .... ' I JI r, in Q . !j3Y S if is fi l QA f i , ' K 1 v f 5 A 1 r 'Nj it Zkgjfgf . K . my ga- . A Q., I Q F szfggii Q A A X f 5 5 5 2 J SALVATORE JEFFRIES JOSEPH GALLO Perfect Vice-President ,in fl' il LOUIS SUPAN EARLE GENTILE Secretary Treasurer As spiritual director of Cathe- dral Latin, Father Hoelle has helped produce many of the finer elements needed for the completion of our Operation Manhood . LEFT SIDE: T. Unkefer, J. Suchan, D. Schwullie, J. Bachroty, 5. Jeffries, E. Knuth, R. Englehart, F. Barfelme, J. Kunes, D. Roshetko, F. Beedenbender, J. Docek, J. 0'DonnelI, E. Gentile, J. Fialo. RIGHT SIDE: J. Gallo, M. Sibly, A. Egan, A. Sprenger. J. McDonough, T. Shadburn, D. Schabel, D. Saunders, R. Finnerty, R. Boller, R. Hansen, W. Clark, D. Dunnigon, R. Griesmer, J. 0'Donnell, R. Fedor. tressing Mary's mission in the modern world, the senior sodalists dis- covered the importance of both person- al holiness and the apostolate. -37.. FIRST ROW: F. Heredos, F. Fitzgerald, R. Glassner, A. Rohloff, F. Spacek, P. Schikowski, J. Furey. SECOND ROW: L. Doubet, D. Stupka, T. Harmon, R. Hilinski, W. Collins, G. Motsch, C. Schikowski, S. Hornyak, THIRD ROW: A. Evers, E. Dobrzeniecki, D. Gaskill, T. Vickers, N. Saunders, R. Jarzemba. ary's Soclalists make a life-long con- secration to her interest and works at the time of their reception into the sodality. ln this consecration they find a spiritual full- ness, a satisfaction, difficult to find in other lines. The Junior sodilists showed the way to the school in loyalty to the wishes of the Holy See as exemplified in their deep inter- est in Catholic Action and the liturgy. FIRST ROW: D. Bral, D. Bryant, R. Trombo, A. De Crane, P. Cogan. SECOND ROW: J. Locigno, P. Mesi R. Zoller, E. Mscichowski, T. Cleary, J. Feiten, T White, L. Hondlir, G. Powell, J. Robson, R. Manning C. Emrhein, J. Lavelle. il Q r t s gi ei. .if X ' YT FIRST ROW: James Doubet, William Schlaudecker, Robert Schreiber, Robert Bruce, Robert Cahill, William An- derson, Stanley Jarzynkowski, John Neiser, William Tighe, William Mayer. SECOND ROW: Charles Surace, John Regalbuto, Peter Lynch, Richard Hurley, Ronald McConnell, James Schuerger, Dominic LaGalbo, Alan Corso, Daniel Sazima, Ralph Kernes. THIRD ROW: Arthur Bang, William Foley, Richard Pirchner, Edward Cerny, Russell Raus, Robert Loan, ames Kovalik, Paul Armbruster, John Norton, Donald Brunnett. AAS Qs- X, A+ ' - h e 'T ae ,-4 'ZZ ith nearly two thousand years of ex- perience behind her, the Catholic Church has learned not to treat religion merely as a subject to be studied along with algebra and economics. The Church wishes religion to be something alive and living. And that is the reason for the Sodality-to take religion out of the textbook and place it in the heart. Sophomores at Latin learn this fundamental principle in the Sodality. Sophomore Sodalists pray before Christmas Crib 32 ' T 3 f W 'P l . Y ki.. mn, M. 3' 'iii w sg: 4 A Lv Sim ff QL, 35? big? . iw' Q, Y? 4 .1.3'W1 pw? uffyg gn H 'JY Q 4.44.15 'iff ga! , X S 1- hurwfm wif , M, .H K. 'Q' . 'X V amiga :is-4 5 X N Q gs X ff A I . . ' - gs 9, s 4' ' ,gi gs, ,Q A 'Si Religion: the theory studied in the classroom is easily put into practice at Latin. The daily opportunities for Mass and Com- munion and Confession helped us make the transition from classroom to life. In the so- cial field, the Sodality, C.S.M.C., and study clubs made us apostolic minded. ,Kobe ri-'K SECURITY lhvcr in-ning nor akin ' to lem- lh ii pl I lsr we v 'Y IN l' RN AGING 'C i, .o uw. Gnu' iilrs DKJRISCS lf 'ti irxv Yipniy reshmen at Cathedral Latin learn that every man strives for happiness-life is a quest for happiness. They learn in re- ligion class what is meant by true happiness. It is a desire for this which leads the Fresh- man to join the Sodality. Through Mary's organization he lays a solid foundation for a successful manhood in our atomic age. l i6 I7 IB i920 Z! 232425262728 1 ml r ' ' ifwl A 1 aisle!! Wg 2 E Y' fini. 1 1 ,Z skill General Communion closes retreat Z Three days each year, Latin men call a halt to all studies and activities to check their spiritual progress towards manhood. This year the iuniors and seniors were directed by Father J. Glennon McCarty, S.M. of Don Bosco High, Milwaukee. Father Charles Lees, S.M. of North Catholic High, Pittsburgh, preached the fresh- man-sophomore retreat. These spiritually prof- itable days were climaxed in general Com- munion on the morning of the closing day, after conferences, classroom discussions, read- ing, silence, and Confession had helped pre- pare the way. Keeping the retreat alive: Jim Schuerger and Brother Jansen talk to Catholic Actioneer Carl Bauer-center. Latin's canned food drive for a hungry world under the direction of the Sodality and Brother Dury-bottom. D Today, over 130 years after its founda- tion, the Society of Mary upholds the fine spirit' of humble greatness of its founder, Fa- ther William Joseph Chaminode. His courage, perserverance, and devotion to duty are still remembered, idealized, and admired at Latin. Perhaps people could better understand the Latin Spirit if they were to know the founder of the Society of Mary. Chaminade Day display-upper right. Two frosh examine Marianist drive results- center. The Chaminade Day Mass in gym GGHIMUNLQIQ 1 Keeping tune to the epic-making melody in our operation manhood, we found it equal- ly necessary to mark time to the quick-tem- poed social life of our modern day. Not only were we encouraged to tax our intellectual capacity, but also to develop our social apti- tudes. The first has been highlighted by the National Honor Society, the Math Club, and the Debatersp the second has found outlet in our Christmas Dance, Senior Prom, Whirlo Club, and mixers. A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION MANHOOD Sporting a summer atmosphere at the mid-winter frolic are left to right: Cathey Miller, Tom Brown, Nancy Hixson, Tom Caito. The grand entrance amidst smiles and solemnity: f, i- I Cutside C1 high-riding moon . . . autumn leaves dusted with sparkling snow . . . crisp night air charged with tingling anticipation. These became the back- ground for our Operation Date, and the rush of con- tinued excitement through- out a heaven-spent night at the Christmas Dance. Ascending with a New out Look we have left to right: Anne Martucci and John Petricig, Jim Kist- ner and Rosaland Schaef- fer, Ann Dunigan and Fred Martens, Jerry Shav- eyco and Audrey Rose, Ruth Jelinek and Dicky Mulcahy. Dance Still lingering as they will lways, are thoughts of ushed, laughing laces ever moving to keep contact with we breathless pace of night Hairs. Dancing rythmns and Jothing musical presenta- ons by Charlie Fisk and his rchestra added another much to the captivating spir- of good times. With the exception of Art Lechner and Dorothy Garbor, we found our- selves engrossed with the rythm by Vince Patti and Charlie Fisk. vo The smiles of confidence entertained by final touches for the eve handled by Jim Tillman and Jane Gruber. ' W - it . 51 ze- Counter clockwise: Roger Saunders receiving honor to place letter in Crown Latin for exceptional playing in the John Adams game. Applauding the entering City Champions. Left to right: Joe Raggets, Joe Pilla, Jim O'Day, Tom Caito, Earl Gentile. Digger 0'DeIl, the Craddock way. Doctor Snake Koehler, M.D., A.5.S. Sonny Sell and his Mello Makers. fl! I r I Grouped for publicity shots are senior class officers and their dates as they enjoy the atmosphere at the Statler. They are, left to right: Dolores Lanigan with Joe Campanella, Ca!-hey Miller and Tom Brown, Marty Kiousis and Nancy Miller, Joe Pilla with Mary Skelley, Earle Gentile and Lynn Nowak. af lie Executives confer! Here Marty Kiousis and Nancy Miller lleftl change Prcm talk with ex-senior class president Bob Murphy and date, Nancy Smith. Qdzdatmm Q-- Time out for three smiling couples, who are -left to right: AI De- Crane and Ginny Wickes, Joe Pilla and Mary Skel- ley, Pal Hill and Helene Powers. 'Jef Warrick: 74e Statler. cukzp wdoufefz wecztiez comldne to mah: 546 264121444 Dance of VY 4 kv I,-Q46 1 W - -- -- K K .. FJ hee S. Mr' Qu f . 3 m I Vw 'Zi f Q' ?Fk'TSK F. K x . K Q5Q' ' Q S , f 1 r TOP ROW: left to right, Eddy, Lach, Parker, Rieger, Lesiak. MIDDLE ROW: left to right, Fifolt, Fakult, Sabec, Egan, Campeau. BOTTOM ROW: left to right, Knuth, Siegman, Conway, Bartelme, Shadburn. etting a pace in Latin's atomic era, this past year has witnessed the formation of a new organization formally labelled the Na- tional Mathematics Honor Society, known popularly as the Math Club. Undaunted by the profundity of their task and the difficulties which beset new co-curricular activities, these intellectual sultans of modern math have al- ready gained renown not only for the formid- able titles of their discussion, but also by mer- iting their national charter. Tom Martin OFFICERS: Ed Siegman, Vice Pres.: Joseph Campeau, Auditory Frank Bartelme, Sec.: Knuth, Treas.7 Jim Conway, Pres. Conway exhorting on Elements of Differential and Integral Calculus. Q W, QQQZQ5 ..kk i A mis A - sgeaggfgfi x f,1S'W 5 V Q Q. 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During our Latin years we have been exposed to all the serv- ices the staff could offer and we have never found them wanting. Under the guidance and direction of Brother Adolph Kalt, S. M. and club officers John Ondak, Ted Shadburn, and Ray Finnerty, the staff assisted Latinities in acquiring the necessary knowledge for life in our atomic age. .Q ,. yiafggi X s eesc E e f at P. Lenahan J. Smiechewicz J. Fiala THE STAFF L. Kucharski, A. Lechner, J. Ondak lSecretaryl, R. Finnerty, lPresidentl, T. Shadburn lVice Presidentl, M. Sibly, J. Fiala. Zffdcckmt. . , Welpfal. , . Qafatema , . CENTER: F. Hornikel N. Saunders T. Leyden ABOVE: W. Lesso A. Lechner M. Sibly F. Stunek R. Gereluk, T. Oelbracht L. Kuchcrski, T. Vickers T. Harmon. Following the minute hand: J. Presut- to, J. Parker, T. Brown, R. Hilinski, J. Campeau, M. Sibly, L. Lisok. Golden Voiced AI Sheahen Following the hour hand: G. Hross, Sec'y: J. Feiten, V. Pres.: E. Simak, Pres., D. Bryant, Treas. Outdistancing all other Cleveland debaters, the Latin Forensic League took 108 de- cisions to 58 defeats and 34 non-decision debates in tourna- ments throughout Ohio. De- baters traveled to Hamilton, Dayton, Canton, Kent, Massil- lon, Hiram, Ravenna, Youngs- town, Stow, Wooster, and Co- lumbus as they carved Latin's name in golden letters through- out the State. Feature of the year was the third annual Cathedral Latin I debate tournament, attended by forty schools. Exhibition de- bates were held with North Catholic, Pittsburgh, and St. Ignatius. Debaters attended the N.F.L. Student Congress, the Western Reserve-WGAR Speech tournament, and the district eliminations. Under the direction of Fath- er James Darby, S.M., the de- baters played a leading role in preparing our epic from mod- ern history. Sazimo, J. Sweeney, T. Gordos Sir Orator, Ken Molchen The Frosh, left to right: Back row, J. Joyce, Wm. Byrne. Front row, D. Behmer, R. Ancell, J. Sulak. Speaker, G. 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A . 1 111.1..1 1- X1111 The Latineer's role in our Operation Manhood was to record our ideas and take copious notes of all our achievements. Under the editorship of Tom Brown the school paper soared to new heights of iournalistic accom- plishments during the past year, featuring mod- ern ideas in make-up, type face, and layout. Seniors who relinquished their posts in January were editors Dick Steigerwald, Bill O'Horo, Don Farley, Ernie Simak, and Jerry Koziatek, and staff members Joseph Campeau, John Prince, Don Brunswick, Jerry Grams, and Bill Gibson. Financing the All-American Lat- ineer were Business Managers Frank Colucci, Frank D'Agostina, and James Micale. Editor in Chief Associate Editor Sports Editor News Editor Associate Sports Editor Associate News Editor Feature Editor Associate Sports Editor Business Mgr. Associate Business Mgr. Andy Oswald and T ning skates. One provided a Cleveland noon sessio Mary Krasek and Jean Haas keep Latin's Whirlo prexy busy. As they approach: the Misses Cybulski, Her- man, Haas, and Kra- sek. ly as Latin' Whirlo members on parade in their fam- ous meeting room- 304. OII1 O'Toole entertain their companions while don- 4616 of Latins major social activities, the Whirlo, n opportunity for five skating parties with academies besides the regular Friday after- ns. No other club has flourished so consistent- s Whirlo. X ,E ,4 ik fr i Q lil niglgex L7 Committee, first row, left to right: T. 0'TooIe, R. Fedor, A. Lechner. Second row: E. Cody, R. Fedor, J. Zawacki. Third row: L. Buynak, W. McKen- na, A. Oswald. Fourth row: Mr. Raymond Koelker, G. Grams, J. Klonawski. Preparing for a Skate- land party: among others, Ed Cody and -b Johnny Zawacki. www' --ip,-....s.,,. Spotlighting the whirling Whirlo: is Andy Oswald, who besides holding the office of president in the Latin chapter, headed the entire Cleveland Whirlo for the past year. Art Lechner and John Zawacki were the other club officers who, with Mr. Raymond Koelker, moderator, kept the 1948 Whirlo rolling successfully along. N fr? i A -.fgiis-' C' :Eif- uiiii Vice-President Art Lechner with Helen Herman. One of the famous Skateland races: Za- wacki in the lead. SM!! Seated: Joe Pilla, Don Farley, Dick Steigerwald, Tom Brown, Tom Kenny. Campeau. ,. M g,VM A 4 -4-... Jw Q, I ' 'fam Ewan , , . Soidtafz-ckrcldef Standing: E. Simak, J. Moclvor, J. Koz- iutek, J. Ondak, J. Capable associates: Jerry Koziatek, Jim Maclvor, istandingl Joe Campeau. Dick Seigerwald Associate Editor Don Farley Sports Editor Joe Pilla Soclol Editor John Ondak Graduate Editor Tom Kenny Art Editor Under the capable editorship of Tom Brown and his assistants Dick Steigerwald, Tom Kennedy, John On- dak, .loe Pilla, and Ernie Simak, this epic from modern history has been produced. Diligent and painstaking work from the early weeks of the school year has re- sulted in the 1948 Purple and Gold, a fitting climax to our four year pursuit of Operation Manhood. Ernie Simak Religion Editor ' qfaaafz t the beginning of the school year, Cathedral Latin was granted its charter in the National Honor Society. Known as the Cardinal Mooney Chap- ter in honor of Lotin's first president, the organization admits to member- ship, on the vote of the faculty, stu- dents who have made outstanding con- tributions and progress in Catholic leadership, scholarship, extra-curricu- lar activities, and service. I eacafza Left to Right: E. Simak, S. Jeffries, A. Egan, R. Hansen, W. Clark, E. Knuth, L. Kucharski. Left to Right: J. Kunes, J. Gallo, R. Fedor, J. Vishey, T. Shadburn, A. Sprenger, L. Supan. Left to Right: J. Pillo, M. Kiousis F Beedenbender, W. Vondriska, D. liar: Iey. Left to Right: W. Lesso, J. Feiten, W. Hilinski. Left to Right: J. Locigno, C. Putko D. Bral, R. Ziegler, A. DeCrane. Left to Right: J. Mullin, T. Vickers J. Wise, R. Manning, R. Zoller, E Koerner, A. Evers. 1 1 Sa afzea Left to Right: K. Molchen, D. Sozina. Left to Right: W. Schloudecker, R. Liston, R. Hurley, J. Schueger. xj eYY Rev Left to right: The Good Father exammes Latnn s World Juergens S M Supenor General of the souety War Il honor roll. The assembly in the gymnasium Father Seebold lets Father Juerg of success. arena sv iegcmd Truly expressing one of the main factors of Latin's activities is its band, which through the years has added to Latin's history-making story. The band's record goes back almost to the foundation of the school itself. Where other activities have flared, then died out, the band has held its own, always managing to capture its share of Latin's glory. Many times a year the band proves itself necessary, but it seems to stand out in a very spe- cial way during the football season. It is always ready to cheer the team to victory, conveying to the players on the field the confidence and enthusiasm of the crowd in the stands. The spring concert, a yearly musical hit, presents outstanding group and individual performances. Under the able guidance of Mr. John Hruby and Father Joseph Zeinz, S.M. the band has continued to make history of its own. FRONT ROW: left to right: A. Oswald, R. Mervar, R. Cikra, R. Feskanin, R. Piotrowski, F. Swegel, R. Gallagher, H. Sell, J. McGarr, L. Skodis, T. Raia, J. Bobroski, D. LoGalbo, A. lpsaro, E. Cody, Prof. John Hruby-Director. SECOND ROW: R. Kotton, C. Anderson, R. Roda, J. Has- sen, E. Fisher, C. Emrhein, E. Rehberg, J. Novak, D. Satinbrook, J. Richard, B. Chessar, L. Fisher, R. Houck, J. Bachraty, T. O'Toole. THIRD ROW: J. Wasserbauer, R. Hartman, R. Epaves, J. Eddy, R. Stachowicz, M. DiNardo, E. Cerny, T. Wiegand, J. Chipinka, E. Yohman, R. Perry, L. Soos, P. Soos, R. Volosin. FOURTH ROW: P. Smith, R. Englehart, Y. Cerny, E. Steffen, M. Skodis, S. Clement, W. Conrad, J. Dick- ard, D. Pieronek, E. Hengenius, J. Burke, K. Kal- nasy, R. Piepsny, J. Locigno, D. Dowling, M. Boyd, R. Bryan. FIFTH ROW: R. Hansen, J. Lueders, D. Klika, R. Pirch- ner, M. Hayes, D. Polo, J. Hedges, M. Dietrich, J Dahlhousen, R. Kmiec, D. Brown, R. Kerby, W Masterson, R. Ceier. LAST ROW: J. Moore, J. Doyle, P. Lechner, R. Dolence T. Horansky. mm ganna! Q i I al Q Y R. Mervar xx 'H' , fe m A, ' .4 5 ' f R. Englehart W - ' A E 3 H.. J. Eddy 5 R. Hansen . 7 f Q . . V . 'M 'wsuwf Af . . - 'MMWV Any!!! I i J. Bachraty U . , R. Perry N J Q fx V! I E. Fisher - A I A ' vis - ion Forming the backbone of Latin's musical corps are nine senior band members whose untiring service has been the mainstay of our fame. Many have gained individual awards for outstanding performances, but all de- serve a great deal of credit for their accomplishment of being acclaimed Greater Cleveland's top-flight musicians. ll Ili .. ,4 -4 J l I A. Oswald !,,,..r J. Doyle ho '-Q J. Hassen ' A H Sell ' ? 'iw i x , l 23+ 4 551, K fi .ar R U1-6 .Q 'N . - A f ,f ,ggi . K , .. , W ag M 1.6- kw Y lx xi Q ag ,- Em gf vw J ff -w.1gf,'ii aw. M' fi ww E5 v K aid iwwvv QW1 wfW5 1- .- - ' b K A A Q , ., 'f, Qi ,Vagff .Q 5 H x .1 5 .ax XM Lf5x. me SML Q g Q ,efa f2 wsw?ff M W .:.u ,,., kf,,y Q Ff12 fwiaf i X . M . RX X 3 55' 0 n L i r qu, 9. N Q 3 2 M 2 S vgx LE'g'HagU? Q? Ax fig? . ,FMW5 gy A A ASS Q, LF? Q? ss f -s wwwwm Lv,, i ' T lg 'Q M Ai' ' N5 H LYVL vffj- ,Q ..-nguisuunv' M M -Mr - Q: aw W.. . '4' if,-W :ww ww MVN- n,..u1w. v fail, L11 ,Qmmvmw-v t-.1 A, .1 S . gn ,ii f ET E RTT 'E''METERTTTETEETTTTT TREE T I PASTIME FEATURES OF THE YEAR RELIABLE TED SHADBURN Four Years: Never Absent Nor Tardy Vol. 1 I ,f QE X i S Er i ,, 2 E E I 5 wav' .W 7 -. 5 X , B ,4, QE l LX, 1945 1946 ln our sophomore year we made CONTACT with the same three elements, though in a deeper sense. In our quest for happiness we saw that without the SPIRITUAL as on integral part of our existence, life is meaningless. We paused to mourn the deathofArchbishopSchrembs . . . The Marianist drive zoomed well over the top . . . TheSophSodalityledbyC-alla, Jeffries, and Supan added many new members . . . The Massillon thriller, a 6-6 tie, attracts 52,000 fans and we go on to more honors with a 13-7 squeeze over Ignatious in the Charity Game. City and State Champs again . , . At the end of the year we are few- er in numbers, but looking forward to the future. 'I. Len Kucharski, Latin's Latin champ. 2. Doc Rapposelli. 3. Another alumnus raised to the episcopacy. 4. Upstairs Athletic Dept.: Liston, Snyder, Dacek, McGarry. 5. Oscar, famous inhabi- tant of the biology lab. 6. Manning, Albrecht, Mo- yiel, The Brat, Schi- kowski, Lowe. 7. Leo Walczuk: professor of economics, and cager par excellence. new Vi MXGNS C I .... g mg fet?ltlSlRS,l,Q'Alll?.ln Dsl- 5 . , sf? ' is seftfiffmt' S lA,? ..,. Q 5. . MJSISQQJ MOVIE OPERATOR: Tony Evers, talented and faithful. ln the mirror of our Junior year we see the REFLECTIONS of our past, and begin to follow more close- ly the teachings of the Holy Father in our study of Catholic Action and the liturgy. . . The revitalized Debaters sponsor a northern Ohio tournament, revive the N.F.L. charter. . . Kucharski wins na- tional honors in Latin. . . The Lions are football champs again, with only a Holy Name deadlock to mar the record. . . 50,000 watch us avenge the tie with a later 35-7 rout of the Green Wave. . . Herb Eisele and Bill Belanich leave us at mid-year for Carroll. The Juniors take over the Latineer and continue All-American qual- ity. . . Father Bedel, after six years of service, completes his terrn of President of Cathedral Latin as we look torward to our senior year. CAFETERIA STAFF: Delicious meals and service with a smile! SCHOOL ENGINEER: Art Reffert says hello. BILL : helps to keep the school in tip-top shape. CAR PASSES: Sophomore Dick Thomas makes a last minute car pass purchase from Bro. Louis Brendel. Sc extra after 3:00 p. m.! ANDY : known by all, checks the dressing room lockers. 1947- 1948 The birth of our senior year marked for us the beginning of the end, we were beginning to end our course, OPERATION MANHOOD. Our 400 of l944 has dwindled to a mere 248. . . Father Andrew Seebold, S.M. assumes duties as Latin's 7th president. . . Simak, Supan, and Kunes make it four straight years on the honor roll. FOOTBALL: Champs again. . . Very Rev. Sylvester J. Juergens, S.M., Superior General of the Marionists honors us with a visit-and ci free day. . . The National Honor Society makes history as it inducts 40 mem- bers, including nineteen seniors. . . Exams! . . . Prom! . . . Gradua- tion! . , . Having dusted off a few epics, we prepare to write some our- selves! s lgkx t f FJ.. 1 . X Figtxlvff , Q BEM!!! F.. c .X V LATINEER BUSINESS MANAGERS: SEATED-F. D. Agostino, F. Colucci, J. Nemanich. STANDING-J. Micale, J. Platz. ' ' ' H d k D. Brunnett, J. Feeney, D. Abel, A..Gliha. SERVICE CLUB in action. R. Hansen, R. ra e , PURPLE AND GOLDIGGERS: left to ruightz Oswald, Kistner, Slezak, Kunes, Lesiak, Nrehous, Balzer. They made the annual possible. PHOTOGRAPHER par excellence: Don Goskill on the other side of the camera for o change. CAFETERIA SERVICE: R. Haas, F. Fitzgerald, and F. Heredos, extreme left, give service tips to frosh and soph co-workers. n integral phase of our Operation Man- hood at Cathedral Latin is athletics. Phys- ical education classes, and year-around intro- murol sports, serve the majority of the stu- dent body. For the more athletically inclined, there are the inter-scholastic sports of foot- ball, basketball, trlck, golf and bowling. IRM PHYSICAL FOUNDATION . Ng A '1 if is ' j wi ii 2 S i 5, , f Y X. N S 1 3 '- vi H wr ,IN . AN Mapping grid strategy with Coach Augie Bossu lseatedl are, lleft to rightl Tom Behm, Jim 0'Day, and Jerry Mullin s the August leaf is removed from the calendar and the students once more turn their minds to math, sciences, and languages, here at Cathedral Latin most minds turn also to the gridiron. With the coming of the 1947 season, the football picture was greatly altered. Au- gust Bossu had replaced Herb Eisele, who for eighteen years dominated the local schol- astic football scenes with his powerhouse teams, as head coach, and Aubery Strosnider moved into Bill Belanchi's position as line coach. This situation aroused a great deal of speculation throughout Ohio. Can the new staff keep up the reputation so strongly established by their predecessors, was the question prominent on many lips. Yes, Augie and Ab were on the spot, but one thing at least they were assured of: that was the one hundred per cent backing of the student body, come what may. All speculation however, was soon replaced with the knowledge that Latin's new staff was the finest and the Lions were on their way to their fifth consecutive city title. With Augie and Ab at the helm, all Latin fans are looking forward to even brighter grid horizons. Highlighting Latin's 'I947 gridiron season, were a series of last half rallies, most strik- ing of which was the final quarter attack which led to twenty-one points in the senate opener against East Tech. Outstanding for their aggressive perform- ances through the en- tire season, were co- captain Marty Kiousis, All-American, All-Ohio, and All-Scholastic, back Joe Pilla, All-Catholic, All-Ohio, and All-Schol- astic, tackle Joe Cam- panella, All-Scholastic, and back Earle Gentile, All-Scholastic. Joe Campanella Tom Caito Earle Gentile Tom Behm Roger Saunders Jim 0'Day Dick Zoller Dom Carclaman FIRST ROW: J. Albrecht, Mgr., T. Behm, J. Campanella, R. Maruna, J. 0'Day R. Zoller, T. Caito, R. Saunders, E. Manning, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Strosnider Ass't Coach, J. Moviel, Mgr., J. Schuerger, J. Pilla, W. Petersen, E. Gentile, E Co-Captain Bill Petersen ,Fw-. Cooney, J. Raggets, C. Pinti, F. Beedenbender, Mr. Bossu, Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Jorzembo, R. Lambert, J. Wise, R. Ziegler, C. Putku, R. Hilinski, J. Glowik, A. Habinok, G. Beach, J. Kaminski. MISSING: M. Kiousis, D. Cardarncn, J. Mullin. O ' r A V '23 wi -4 .9 .V , Co-Captain Marty Kiousis ffm, 3: f K V, fri ? ...,' 2, N iii' My , . ur' an W' P 1 ig X 'ffm' 5545? ts ' Zigi? T- . V 1 L 1 .'1ii.- V ' ' ' 1? Mesa 1 . N1 X ,M . is ef nf dk Y X X 5 ,. 'N I , ., A ga 'f ww, Wg R1 Tm mei f f ' ' Q . ,. ,, N wg: Q -- X X , 1 4 N 'P K +- ' X x . ,f , ' ,E , . vi R 3 XL wg W .2 J K lf fv if 1 I ,MJ xc .iv no . ,, 9 QQ , JN f9gi , L X .I-,' X F gif! is Kiln fy, W f r 6 f ,,-nf lm ,g'l,p,,,f'I', ' , N NL gf . .kv . Qyffifw, 1g1v l-M sk X gil? fm L xi N 'fxislff z X . Nw A Q- NB 'X xx , A 35 ff, A .K , . de ST. IGNATIUS 12-LATIN 51 Coach Augie Bossu introduced himself into Cleveland scholastic grid circles by piloting his first Latin team to a 51-to-'l2 romp over their traditional opening game rival, St. Ignatius. Dom Cardaman led the Lion attack on the lgnations with three touchdowns. Close behind him was Earle Gentile, who twice bisected the Wildcat goal line. Bill Petersen accounted indirectly for two scores with passes to ends Tom Behm and Roger Saunders, Joe Raggets added the eighth TD and Petersen three extra points. EAST TECH 7-LATIN 27 In their first league contest, the Lions looked like a defeated eleven until the final period. With a late surge of power, amassing twenty-one points, they overcame a 7-to-6 deficit. Latin drew first blood when Joe Raggets plunged over from the one in the opening period. Crump, however, soon put the Artisans in the lead. Early in the final period Petersen scored, closely followed by Earle Gen- tile's two touchdowns. Al Habinak converted for the three points after. pmfecl femme! 'gm EAST HIGH 0-LATIN 51 Sparked by the superb running of Earle Crazy Legs Gentile, Augie Bossu's rampaging Lions chalked up their third consecutive victory as they overan hapless East High, 51-to-0. Gentile counted for five touchdowns, most impressive of which was his T02-yard return of the second half kick- off. Bill Petersen accounted for two with tosses Tom Behm and Gil Baach. Baach also took a 20-yard effort from substitute quarterback Jack Wise for another. Three points after were added by Al Habinak's proficient place kicking. COLLINWOOD 6--LATIN 34 Playing under the Stadium mazdas for the first time this season, Latin overcame one of the big obstacles in their bid for the city championship, by beating Collin- wood 34-to-6. Dom Cardaman opened the scoring when he went over from the six in the first quarter. Collinwood knotted the score on an intercepted pass. In the second half, the Railroaders concentrated on Gentile and Petersen, paving the way for Raggets, Card- aman, and Pilla, who went over twice. Hap Habinak made good four points. Sly? Y x XXV an 'Me Waae HOLY NAME 14--LATIN 7 With the name Cathedral Latin heading the top ten high school teams of Ohio and a thirty-eight game win streak extending over a period of four years, the Bossumen entered the traditional clash with the Big Green of Holy Name. They emerged with the streak ended and their name a little lower in the ratings as a result of a suprise 'I4-to-7 loss. Gentile made Latin's only touchdown and Habinak the extra point which tied the score in the third quarter. CENTRAL O-LATIN 22 Undaunted by their heartbreaking loss of the week before, the Lions returned to Senate play and the win column as they shut-out Central 22-to-0. On the second play of the game, Petersen connected with Raggets for a touchdown pass. lt was Joe again, going around end for the score in the third quarter. Habinak this time converted. Another aerial, this one going to Behm, and Habinak's extra point, brought the score to 20-0. A Central fum- ble, resulting in a safety, completed the scoring. MASSILLON 12--LATIN 16 In a see-saw battle, Augie Bossu's Lions overcame the Massillon Tigers 'I6-to-I2 with a last minute touchdown which thrilled 25,000 fans at the Stadium. ln the third quarter a blocked punt rolled behind all defense, was scooped up by a Massillonite, and carried over. Joe Raggets balanced the scores when he returned a punt to pay dirt. Habinak converted. Massillon again took the lead, returning an intercep- tion to the Latin end zone. Soon after Tom Behm caught a Tiger behind his own goal, Petersen pushed one across. The Toe added his second point of the evening. BENEDICTINE 6-LATIN 13 Playing in a freezing downpour that had turned the Stadium turf into a sea of mud, Latin blotted out Benedictine's hopes for the East Senate title by edging their Catholic opponents 'I3-to-6. The Bengals scored early in the second quarter. How- ever Joe Pilla intercepted a Bengal aerial and three plays later Gentile carried it across. Returning from the half time rest, the Lions quickly pushed the pigskin over, Gentile getting his twelfth. Habinak split the uprights for the final digit. JOHN ADAMS 6-LATIN 13 Again being forced to play on a muddy field, the Latin Lions completed their bid for the East side title by sinking the Adams Rebels 'l3-to-6. A few minutes after the kickoff, Bill Petersen slithered through for the initial score, Habinak adding the point. lt was the third quarter until they scored again, this time Tom Behm receiving the only pass Latin attempted. Adams got their lone tally when one of the frequent Hodous passes connected. f 1 e. I A Q 3-iw 1 .M Sm D STMHUM 's Q 'Ce ' .9 U A X v 'ME '6 5. - 1 J, i 1 A , f ' 6 :P 'Q 5 it ,f X Wigs at if Lfuxg, Sb, X ihgkvx , ,gd Q. .- Q. , z L X N vie.. ,Q . oncluding their first season under the tutelage of Ab Strosnider, the junior and sophomore football varsity exhibited that trait so essential to championship teams. That is, they emerged victorious from the majority of their encounters. Only Cleveland Heights and Collinwood forced the Latin Jay-Vees to succumb. Spearheading the offense of the Lions were Jerry Miller with his aerial artistry and Jack Neiser's dazzling running. This pair was in- strumental in the compilation of their team's eighty-five point total, while Jack Kaminski, Val Immarino, and Sam Scaravelli led the sparkling defensive play which held their op- ponents twenty points below this mark. After the Rhodes game First row: V. Immarino, J. Presutto, N. DiCicco, A. Corso, R. Abbott, R. Casey, F. Sontag, R. Dolence, E. Harcsarik, R. Lavano, C. Schikawski, Mgr. Second row: C. Stepanik, Mgr., D. Lowe, Mgr., R. Januska, A. Martino, C. Schikowski, R. Hinds, A. Sharaba, W. Zaucha, J. Pollack, R. Loan, D. Sazi ma, R. Vulic, Coach Ab Strosnider. Third row: P. Hill, J. Pinto, B. Clark, J. Gravette, T. Lally, P. Pope, D. Kusa, S. Scaravelli, R. Langowski, R. Pieson, D. Buynak, R. Fink. L 4 ' + M ' Fi x Q Q i Q QW zi f ' ' Dom and Gil sit this one out aa K N .N sg 'ws' -A, 1. X .M X Q .. 41.. . W , ' :H 1 ' s v '33 1'-1 31 11 - Q RQ- 539 Us 'fs .sf , i ' . ba Q 1 fb Q a:..se, +fM w-f- ff ' N 'Q ' 1? ff' if 3 E :A ,fs is ix Q Y M NX x A u it ' gf! L m i m Q 3 Q 5 n I , QB, 5,,!?3Mi,,,, X 9 Q 3 4 f1 . 1:51 :ws M 'A ' , b J YQ x , Y ' y Y 4 x 32: ,, if it N L Q sf' x ' F K x f M f , fig if - - Qi yr s if Q 3 K P' il W if -a q i 4. K. 1 . ax? Nw . .. . WNV . W ,.,:3.-- i- Exif. 5 .. .- -.ix . 'HQ Saw . x 1 N i L, Q -2 N . fx. Q x 5 35- Q3 2 . Q 'H Y 5 Q K fr . xy, ' '59 3344 ., . L K L . gg , X fm X X :fl n ec: L , - , wf . y i ET A 1 . :N .. N-W S2 5 Ag 3-m f - ,A .. , . Q. 5, 5 in Wk H3 Qi an inter's chilling approach, in late November, brings about the transfer of Cathedral Latin's athletic endeavors from the frozen gridiron to the indoors. Shoulder pads and cleats give way to knee pads and sneakers. The fans' Go Varsity Go is now aimed at their favorite basketball quintet. Completing the changes in the athletic department for 1947-48 was the installation of Leo Walczuk as head basketball coach, replacing Al Hook. Coach Walczuk, a native of Akron, Ohio, is a graduate of the basketball minded Se- ton Hall College of East Orange, New Jersey, where he played two years of the hardwood sport and starred on the track team. In his senior year he was track captain. Not long after his arrival at Latin, Leo began drilling his cage charges in preparation for a gruelling fifteen game schedule. A few sessions with the team convinced him that, Latin will suffer no 70-to-12 drubbings this year from Benedictine or any one else . Assembled about head basketball coach Leo Walczuk are team captain, R. Jeric lwith balll, and lleft to rightl, P. Schneller, W. Liuzzo, R. Manning, L. Supan, C. Putka, R. Theisen, W. Booker, H. Najpaver, R. Pieson, J. Kaminski, R. Langowski, S. Jeffries, and J. Miller. Playing his second year on the varsity, Dick Jeric proved himself an able captain as he led the Lion assault with his accurate shooting from any spot on the court. Tabbed the most un- lucky guy on the team, is Sal Jefferies who was plagued by a constant run of injuries from the beginning of the season till the end. Even so, Jeff,' was al- ways an asset. Small but swift, is an ample description for Bill Liuzzo. Just reach- ing five feet, five inches, Bill, in his sec- ond year of varsity com- petition, kept the op- p o sitio n wondering where he was. Paul Schneller used his full six feet two inches to aid his teammates in their 8 victories. This year, his second with the Lions' varsity, Paul was particularly effec- tive retrieving the ball off the backboard. ,,-'ff 2 W' ,wg - Hank Najpaver proved himself to be not only a master of the back- board, but also a scor- ing ace when the Lions were on the attack. Hank was among the top scorers in the school. Operating from the guard position, Bill Booker was equally ef- ficient on both offense and defense. His eye for baskets earned for him the fourth position in the Latin scoring column. Another returning let- terman, Lou Supan used his speed and ex- cellent ball handling to excellent advantage. He kept the opposing guards in constant fear of having the ball stol- en away by his will-o- the-wisp hands. Though only a iunior, Dick Theisen led all the Latin cagers in scoring. Working from the pivot position, his long arms, extending from a six foot seven inch body, kept the ball well out of the reach of the foe's de- fense. -gt ggi xg H X , Bk 4 , N :'-5 -Yh +33-1 .. Q u 73 'fy :Q . 4 5 gg' .M Q aff 'T fr- 45 Q, E . wi Q: X f ,F My Q , X 3 ' -r . , 4 K, . . X N , wi! , 1. 15.52-. N ' ii :gli 5 X U s :Mi - 5 li' -5 ::-. , EQ? ssqfw v x 2 T9 . , Axvf iw Q. 4 .W W. X X Y -1 11: .,.. , 33 wk' .. -fgisu f ' Xwstxxf A N. f X .w 5 if Q2 J! Q iq li ra? in 5 N R -Sk Q 5 Q R Q f + 7' Q ,K A NC .. 4 S :Maxi ' 4 'fl Bob Langowski 40, Pew! Wad WEST TECH 39-LATIN 40 Meeting West Tech on their home court, Leo Walc- zuk's first Latin basketball team edged the Carpenters 40-to-39. With the teams evenly matched, each of the first three periods ended in a deadlock. When only fourteen seconds remained in the game, Gerry Miller meshed the winning points. CANTON CENTRAL 53-LATIN 51 Faltering in the final minutes of the game, the Latin cagers suffered their first defeat of the new season at the hands of Canton Central Catholic, 53-to-51. The Lions held the half-time and third quarter leads. ST. IGNATIUS 75-LATIN 66 Cathedral Latin's hardwooders tasted defeat the sec- ond time in a high scoring contest with the Ignatius Wildcats at the Public Hall, 75-to-66. The over-all total of 'l4'I points set senate record for a single game. J F 6' Gerry Miller Dick Theisen CATHEDRAL PREP 37-LATIN 45 In their only out-of-town encounter of the season, Latin's basketball varsity subdued Erie, Pennsylvania, Cathedral Prep, 45-to-37. Prep held the lead for three periods but were unable to extinguish a last quarter flare-up by the Lions. EAST TECH so-LATlN 35 Leo Walczuk's charges suffered their worst beating of the season, at the hands of East Tech, in their senate opener. Statistics show that the scoring was balanced until the third quarter, when the Artisians meshed the ma- jority of their winning points. EAST HIGH 30-LATIN 47 Led by Dick Manning, who garnered fourteen points, Latin returned again to the victory column. After cap- turing the lead early in the second period, they forged, unhindered, to their first senate win. The final score was Latin 47, East 30. COLLINWOOD 39-LATIN 43 For the first time in six years, a Latin cage varsity defeated a Collinwood quintet. Though entering the fray as the underdogs, the Lions battled determinedly for the acquisition of their second senate victory, 43- to-37. Hx its 'ii I if ...fn f .-i ' V iiii in ,K A K , 5 we sins, L Q iiast 1 , S' F -'U 9 , A u f 5: . Bill Booker Sal Jefferies Jerry Miller -105- CENTRAL 36-LATIN 39 Lengthening their current winning streak to three games, the Walczukmen eked out a 39-to-36 triumph aver Central. Captain Dick Jeric paced the field in scor- ing with twelve points, closely followed by Bill Booker who meshed eleven. HOLY NAME 39-LATIN 60 With desire for revenge of the defeat bestowed on them in football prevalent among the Latinites, they met and trounced the Holy Nome hardwooders 60-to- 39. This marked the fourth consecutive victory for the Lions. BENEDICTINE 53-LATIN 47 At the beginning of the season, Coach Walczuk made one promise, He said, There will be no 70-'l2 defeats this season. He kept that promise as he sent his cagers against Benedictine who had administered that humiliation the year before. Latin didn't win, but they pressed the Bengals considerably before succumbing, 53- to-47. JOHN HAY 41-LATIN 58 Playing heads-up ball throughout the game, the Lions had little trouble overcoming their neighborhood rival, John Hay. It was Dick Jeric once again leading the Latin goal-getters with twelve of the 58 points. Pew. ma HAMILTON CATHOLIC 55-LATIN 40 Once again the Lions slipped from the path of triumph as they underwent a 55-to-40 shellacking at the hands of the Catholic State Champions, Hamilton Catholic. The Walczukmen were at their best in the final period but the deficit was too great to overcome. JOHN ADAMS 56-LATIN 44 lnvading the comp of the John Adams Rebels, Latin's caurtmen sought in vain to break their strangle-hold on the Senate lead. Instrumental in wording off the at- tempt was Al Hodous who accounted for twenty-two paints. Chuck Putka was high for Latin with eleven. GLENVILLE 35-LATIN 53 In what was probably their mast brilliant performance of the year, Latin trounced the favored Glenville Tar- blaoders 53-to-35. Dick Jeric wound up his scholastic cage career by splitting the mesh for 18 points. -- .Liffi - . ' , 5 . i sg-Q . ',,, ' ,.. . -S, ' , A o f is iff Hank Naipaver .lack Kaminski Chuck Putka Paul Schneller Dick Manning -106- I Www k :E s X Q vl- I 'I 311 aaa d 5 JVJ .G g ' 'a ef F6 '99 . ,. , ,.: .J fx. Camas ll Bef . file P x,.,.,f.,, .V U All ' , 1, V wfgcu. : sr , l Q .- l l 'iff . ,- l.?-x'- f- 44,1 b gf-Z!! I' , wy- FIRST ROW: J. Glowik, F. Kares. SECOND ROW: A. Sharaba, S. Maniaci, B. Porter, P. Pope, T. Kordik. THIRD ROW: W. Keller, R. Tomko, J. Harrison, J. Pinto. FOURTH ROW: D. Buynak, A. Bang, N. DiCicco. FIFTH ROW: J. Jaskoe, R. Trombo, D. Kusa. Employing a man-to-man defense for the first time in five years, the Junior Varsity hardwooders fin- ished the season with seven wins and as many losses. Among those schools who compiled the deficit side of the record were West Tech, Canton Catholic, Col- linwood, Central, Benedictine, and Glenville. On the brighter, positive page appear the victims of the Jay Vees, St. Ignatius, twice, East Tech, East, John Hay, St. Michael, and John Adams. Outstanding players included, Vince Maniaci, a con- sistent scorer, Bernie Porter, a good defensive player, and Tom Kordic, an excellent ball handler. Compositely, the underclassmen sparkled on defense but lacked scor- ing power. -108- Cathedral Latin's Freshmen cagers wound up their first season with four triumphs as compared to a baker's dozen of losses. Leading the first year men, with steady scoring, were, Captain Mulchrone and Tom Horvath. The remainder of the squad proved more efficient on defense than they did offensively. The Frosh opened their season with a 42-to-27 de- feat by Collinwood and a 32-to-'IO trouncing at the hands of Kirk Junior High. St. Ignatius, Benedictine, Patrick Henry, and Gilmour Academy accounted for de- feats while the plebes managed to pull other games away from Empire Junior High, Benedictine, and Glen- Many Mulchwne ville. FIRST ROW: S. Horvath, M. Mulchrone, W. Novak. SECOND ROW: T. Marko, L. Valentino, N. Christopher, S. Nemeth, B. Cuilli. THIRD ROW: T. Burke, C. Bush, D. Hoopingarner, E. O'Donnell. FOURTH ROW: R. Ceier, A. Musca, W. Hearns. MISSING: E. Marucca. Cavialn ,N STANDING, left to right: C. Braun, J. Schuerger, J. Verba, R. Gesiniski, E. Koerner, D. Schabel, R. Woznicki, J Persutto, R. Williams, R. Loon. KNEELING: W. VonDriska, Coach Ab Strosnider, 6:4 . old north winds cease and balmy breezes from the West rustle the newly budding trees. From what had been a blanket of solid white, sprout the first blades of grass. Spring's gentle grip encompasses us and arouses in us a yearning for the outdoors. In answer to our yen, the local cinder paths become alive with new athletic activity. Here the distance men pace off yardage. There the dash men and hurdlers speed over their shorter courses. Around the track the batons are passed and the air of the infield is filled with the cries of high jumpers, shot putters, and discus throwers. Dominating all this activity at Latin is the booming voice of Ab Strosnider, head track coach. ln his eagerness to produce a top-flight track team, he flits from place to place, instructing the dash men in the crouch start, checking the pace of the milers with a stop watch, and finding the flaws in the form of the hurdlers. Ab is always seeking to add to the numerous trophies acquired by his cindermen in the past. 4'LAMBERT, FUREY AND VISHEY OVER THE TOP. -111- FIRST ROW: J. Furey, R. Williams, J. Vishey, E. Gul- la, R. Haas, J. G. Vargo. SECOND ROW: C. Stepanik, Mgr., D. Schabel, J. Dou- bet, F. Gallagher, N. Wol- nicki, E. Koerner, A. Fifolt, Ab Strosnider, Coach. THIRD ROW: D. Lesiak, W. Reiger, J. McDonough, J. Regalbuto, L. Mason, J. Vargo. Believing strongly in the old adage, Practice makes perfect, Jerry Furey receives the ba- ton from his running mate on the two mile relay squad, Jack Var- go, in a pre-race warm- up. Set for the gun are Ernie Gulla, Dick Haas, Dick Williams, and Joe Vishey, all members of the four mile relay team. They enter 1948 competition as defend- ing champions for that distance. Gulla and Vishey, co-captains of the team, were mem- bers of last year's cham- pionship quartet. E uilt around co-captains Ernie Gulla and Joe Vishey, members of last season's state champion four mile relay team, Latin's thinclads looked to be regular title threats. Others returning from last year's squad included, Al Fifolt and Don Lesiak, hud- lers and dashmen Earle Gentile, Bill Von- Driska, and Al Fisco. ln the middle dis- tances were Tom Caito and Carmen Pinti. A large corp of swift newcomers added depth as well as strength to the cinder- men. Bill Von Driska and Al Fisco FIRST ROW: Fisco, Von Driska, Williams, Furey, Hass, Varga, Vishey, Gulla. SECOND ROW: Lesiak, Neitzel, Tighe Zaucho, Corso, Neiser, Bartle, Lynch, Kovalik, Wise, Ferron, Caito, Cooney, Maclvor, Regalbuto, Gallagher, Woznicki THIRD ROW: Reigel, MacDonough, Corbin, Pressuto, Musil, Pinti, Fifolt, LaVano, Brice, Lambert, Doubet, Norton Gulick, Nook, Vargo. FOURTH ROW: Adams, Vulic, Thomas, Evers, Schwallie, Bailey, DiLiIIo, Cinadr, Cuccia, Brainer Gesinski, Kopsco, Shrimp, Parker, Horrigan. FIFTH ROW: Koerner, Schable, Sazima, Raus, Campbell, Casey, Mason Veres, Farkas, Karth, Shimko, Shimko, Triskett. 1 I .KK uv B...-an 5,1 X f .NMS x U ., hgxxiing . ,fs-gi-a:F:!xi1Jgf. i N , K Q ,.. , W- xW.N A I 5,-4 ,, wk ' i Q i ' X 'xwsfi f m .l ? X ,A N sg' W 1 ' f!,Q5x,.:+ifE -A 1 S V 5? in E Q A, an W v,,..WW A, ,mf ' 1 ......,... ...,,. M. Q, My 4 ' wg 1: .J VW 3 ri . X Juv i Q ,L K . .mlwff ss 'R '- -f7.h :fs , wk W e Q , 3fkf?i Y Q5 ww xg O 512. S .W X gg Q X Q, N X N Q is X . N Sgssf A 5 N-H2 X Xi 5 N Q 1 -it X I , Vx E. X5 S x A xr LR ,:..:5 -r my www. A-A wzf f 3? 'Re . wh K 1 A 1 tw . MM. W: wS,y,:Q??ff im Gene Grafinger, Bob Hanna, and Dick Podoiil prepare to instigate another cheer for the Latin gridmen during the East high game. That' the athletes involved in a bitter struggle for victory might know that they have the undiminished backing of their fans it is essential to have an inter- mediary. Serving in this position at Latin are the cheer- leaders. lt falls to their lot to orouse the fans into am- plifying their feelings vocally. Backbone of the cheering corps includes ileft to rightl, J. Gaglione, M. Maddalena, R. Hanna, E. Grafinger, head cheerleader, P. Cogan, and R. Podojil. Missing: D. Smith. Under the direction of Bro. Jose Cintron and led by that robust senior Gene Grafinger, this year's cheer- leading staff introduced several new yells and songs. Their continuous activity kept alive the spirit of the fans, even in the dark hours of the Holy Name game. The fans in turn, relayed this spirit to the team and kept active in them the incentive to win. -117- During our four years at Cathedral Latin we have completed the cycle which is symbolized within these pages. Our OPERATION MANHOOD is com- plete. We go forth from Latin fortified with knowl- edge of world progress and world problems. We face an uncertain future with a firm heart and a living Catholic faith cultivated during our years of Marianist education. ATTAINED .... GRADUATION 5 9 is .4 'f - i N535 K S2 Qxwm ga Q xnuvmw Father Seebold in discussion with National Honor Society member Arthur B. Egan. nder the direction and guidance of Rev. An- drew L. Seebold, S.M., Cathedral Latin has witnessed one of the most progressive years in its history. ln Father Seebold we have found not only a com- petent coordinator of our scholastic activities, but also a true friend, ready and willing at any time to help the student focus his school, personal, and spiritual life on a successful completion of Operation Manhood. -120- The distinction of honor roll rating for four years is merited by James Kunes, Ernest Simak, and Louis Supan. They provided the intellectual leadership in our operation. Chosen to direct the destinies of the '48 Senior Class were the senior class officers, Martin Kiousis, President, Tom Brown, Vice-President, Joseph Pilla, Secretary, Joseph Campanella, Treasurer, and Earl Gentile, Alternate. 55? gs i sa , QTXX- AL i ms -, N K , X X X 'Sa v 'E if i f X W s X K SSM? Q 5 ,ik Q5- 4 ' S X . . X Q X sf X Nw . Xb X. X X X MQ X.. -- --Q, Q Xk., Q QM X X Y ,K ,Q ik , qw Q hx Q my Q xi GEORGE A. ALEXANDER uAIexu Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, gf.S.M.C., Library Club 2, , 4. DAVID J. ANTHONY H-I-ony., Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Latineer I, C.S.M,C, Dance Committee 4, De- bate Club 4, Rally Com- mittee 4, Class Officer I. JOSEPH D. BACHRATY Long Joe Sodality 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittee 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Band Secretary 4. EDWARD W. BAEHR u-reddyu Sodality I, 2, Intramur- UIS I, 22 C.S.M,C., Class Officer I . David J. Anthony Raymond R. Bahr Richard A. Balzer Charles M. Banci Frank G. Bartelme Frank E. Baznik Francis X. Beedenbender Joseph D. Bachraty I Sencafza -K RAYMOND A. BAHR UMW., Sodality l, Intramurals, C.S.M.C. RICHARD A. BALZER Dick Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.- M.C., Servers Club I,2, 3,4, President 4, Purple and Gold 4. CHARLES M. BANCI Bumpsie Sodality l, Intramurals i, 2, 3, 4, Football i, 2, C.S.M.C., Whirlo Club I, Class Officer 3, Se- nior Play, FRAN K G. BARTELME Bart Sodality 2, 3, Intramur- als l, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, 2, C.S.M.C, Track 2, Rally Commit- tee 4, Library Club 2, 3. Math Club 4. FRANK E. BAZNIK Smiley Football I, 2, Intramur- als 3, 4, C.S.M.C, Track 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 4, Rally Committee 4. FRANCIS X. BEEDENBENDER F.X.J.B. Sodality 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. Edwar :I W Bael homos J. Behm Robert J. Bencic Anthony C. Blatnik K I Q 4 X William J. Booker THOMAS R. BROWN ,,Tom,, Intramurals 3, 4. Rally Committee 4, M. C., Lat- ineer 3, 4, Editor-in- Chief 4, Purple and Gold, Editor-in-Chief 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Senior Class Officer, Vice-president, C.S.M.C. DONALD A. BRUNSWICK Dynamo Sodalitv 3, Latineer 3, 4, C.S.M.C.. Purple and Gold 4. LAWRENCE D. BUYNAK Larry Sodality 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Dance Committee 3, 4, Rally Committee 4' Class Of- ficer 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. EDMUND P. BYRNE IlEddyll Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Band l, Whirlo Club l, 2, C.S.M.C. THOMAS D. CAITO Kate Sodality l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3. RAYMOND A. CAMMA C0mlnsky Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. THOMAS J. BEHM Nader Sodality l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Cf 5.M.C., Dance Commit- tee 4,: Track 2, 3, Ser- vers Club 3, 4, Class Of- ficer l, 2, 4, Table Ten- nis 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. BENCIC usobu Intramurals l, 4, C.S.- M.C. ANTHONY C. FLATNIK Chuck Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM J. BOOKER Book Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Track 2, Class Officer 2, 3. Thomas R. Brown Donald A. Brunswick Lawrence D. Buynak I.. Edmund P. Byrne Thomas D. Ciato Raymond A. Comma Joseph C. Companello Peter A. Campanella Joseph O. Campeou John H. Caswell James E. Covonough William V. Cowley JOSEPH J. CHAMBERS Clyde Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. LOWELL E. CHIPPY ,lchipu C.S.M.C., Intramurals WILLIAM L. CLARK Wild BiII Sodality 3, 4, Honor Student l, 2, C.S,M.C., Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club l, 2, Senior Play. National Honor Society 4. PETER M. COLAROCHIO Bear Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club l, 2, Class Officer 4. Joseph J. Chambers JOSEPH C. CAMPANELLA Hcamp., Sodality I, Football l, 2, 3, 4, All Scholastic 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.- M.C., Senior Class Trea- surer, Dance Committee 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4. PETER A. CAMPANELLA Pedro Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH O. CAMPEAU .,Joe,, Honor Student 2, 4, Track 2, Band I, 2, 3, Purple and Gold 4, Asst. Religion Editor 4, Latin- eer 2, 3, 4, Positron Club l, 2, 3, C.S,M.C., Math. Club 4. JOHN H. CASWELL Jock Sodality l, 2, Intramur- als l, 2, 3, 4, Latineer 2, C.S.M.C., Table Ten- nis 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, Class Officer 4, Senior Play. JAMES E. CAVANAUGH Sleepy C.S.M.C., Track 2, Class Officer 2. WILLIAM V. CAWLEY Ilsillll Sodality 2, 3, Intramur- als l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Whirlo Club l, 2, C.S.- M.C., Senior Play. eniofza Lowell E. Chippy William L. Clark Peter M. Colaroc Peter J. Curry J EDWARD P. COLLINS llEdlI Sodality I, 2, Intramurals I, 3, C.S.M.C. ROBERT F. COLLINS WiId Bob Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M,C. FRANK V. COLUCCI Slim Latineer I, 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 3, 4, Whir- lo Club I, 2, 3, 3. C.S.- M.C. JAMES J. CONWAY Bookie C.S.M.C., Math Club 4. MATT L. CORRIGAN ,isudu Sodality I, 2, Wbirlo I, 2, C.S.M.C., Airplane Club I, 2. FRANCIS B. CRADDOCK Buck Sodality I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Rally Committee, Class Officer. 77457 Edward P. Collins Robert J. Collins Frank V. Colucci James J. Conway Matt L. Corrigan Francis B. Craddock Ernest R. D'Amato Jerome J. Dacek Frank J. D'Agostino 1 PETER J. CURRY llpetell Intramurals 2, 3, C.S.- M.C. JEROME J. DACEK Jerry Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, ln- trarnurals, C.S.M.C., Ser- vers Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Athletic Manager 3, 4. FRANK J. D'AGOSTlNO Cice Intramurals I, 2, 4, Lat- lneer 2, 3, 4, Business manager, 4, C.S.M.C., Whirlo Club I. ERNEST R. D'AMATO Ernie Sodality I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, C,S.M.C., Class Officer 2, 3. JAMES A. DICILLO Jesse Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo I, C.S.M.C., Class Officer 2. JOHN A. DONOVAN Monk Intramurals 2, 3, Band I, Dance Committee 4, Rally Committee 4, C.S.M.C., Class Officer 3, Cheerleaders I. JOSEPH J. DOYLE uulimmyu Band 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Airplane Club I, 2, Class Officer I, 2. DANIEL D. DUNNIGAN ,,Dan,. Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Servers' Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. JAMES R. EDDY Jim Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Band I, 3, 4, Whirlo Club 3, C.S.M.C. ARTHUR B. EGAN HAR., Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student I, Dance Committee 4, Intramurals 2, 4, C.S.M.C., Glee Club 3, Math Club 4, National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM N. EHRBAR WiId BiIl Basketball 2, Intramurals I, 4, Track I, Rally Committee 4, C.S.M.C. JACK F. EILERS Crisco Kid Football 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Whirlo Club I, Dance Committee 3, 4, Track 3, C.S.M.C., Rally Committee 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. ENGLEHART Hsobu Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Officer I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. THOMAS J. EPPELE IIEPPII Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C,S.M.C. PAUL J. EVANS C.S.M.C., Band 2, Track 2. JOSEPH R. FAKULT ,.Joe.. Intramurals l, 3, 4, Track 2, C.S.M.C. DONALD W. FARLEY ubonu Honor Student l, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Latineer 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Dance Com- mittee 4, Rally Committee 4, Servers Club l, 2, Purple and Gold 4, Sports Editor, Bowling 4, Debate Club 4. National Latin Club l, 2, 3. RICHARD E. FEDOR uspeedu Sodality 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Dance Committee 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Chess Club 2, Senior Play. ROBERT G. FEDOR llBobIl Intramurals 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Airplane Club 3. ROBERT L. FEDOR llBobu Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student l, Chess Club l, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Whirlo Club 3, 4, Rally Committee 4, Class Officer l, C.S.M.C. EDWARD J. FELDKAMP Eddie Intramurals l, Latineer 3, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH L. FIALA Sparky Sodality l, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Whirlo Club l, Library Club 2, 3, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH L. FIALA njoeu Sodality l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, Library Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. RAYMOND F. FIDEL Fiddle lntramurals, C.S.M.C. ALBERT F. FIFOLT llFifelI Sodality l, lntramurals l, C.S.M.C., Track l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4. RAYMOND M. FINNERTY ukayu Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student 3, Intramural 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Library Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. Na- tional Latin Honor Club 3. EDWARD L. FISHER Fish Sodality l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club l, 2, C.S.M.C., Senior Play. THOMAS J. FITZMAURICE llFi'lzIl Football l, C.S.M,C. Raymond M. Finnerty Glenn E. Frick James A. Fussner Joseph F. Gallo Sergio A. Garibotti Joseph M. Gaul Kenneth A. Gazdag Edward L. Fisher Seafood 4 GLENN E. FRICK Glenn lntramural, C.S.M.C. JAMES A. FUSSNER H-lim.. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramurals l, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH F. GALLO ..Bud., Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. SERGIO A. GARIBOTTI UGMY.. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, C.S.M.C., Track 2. JOSEPH M. GAUL Speed Sodality l, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. KENNETH A. GAZDAG uslirnll Intramurals l, 3, 4, C.- S.M.C. Track 2, Class Officer 2. Thomas J. Fil-:mc Earle J. Gentile 41 1748 EUGENE P. GRAFINGER llGmfll Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Whirlo Club l, C.S.M.C., Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4. JEROME J. GRAMS ullerryu Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Latineer 3, 4, Whirlo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Rally Committee 4, Dance Committee 4, C.- S.M.C. JOH N A. GRAV ES njacku Sodality l, C.S.M.C., De- bate Club 4. LAWRENCE J. GRAY ul-urryn Sodality 4, Intramurals 4, C.S.M.C. RUSSELL M. GRIESMER HRUSSH Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4, C.- S.M.C. JOSEPH A. GRIFFIN woe.. Sodality l, 2, Intramur- als l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, C.S.M.C., Servers Club 2, 3. Willia m J. Gibson William J. Gilmore EARLE J. GENTILE Crazy Legs Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, All Scholastic 4, Basketball l, 2, Intra- murals l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Servers Club l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, Dance Committee 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Senior Class al- ternote. JOHN C. GIBBONS Gibbie Sodality l, 2, Rally Com- mittee 4, C.S.M.C., Ser- vice Club I, 2. WILLIAM J. GIBSON Gabby Sodality l, Latineer 3, 4, Class Officer 3. WILLIAM J. GILMORE Gizmo Sodality l, 2, Intramurals l, 2, Whirlo Club l, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.- M.C., Senior Play. Eugene P. Grafinger Jerome J. Grams John A. Graves Lawrence J. Gray Russell M. Griesmer Joseph A. Griffin Patrick J. Griffin Robert J. Grill Ernest G. Gulla John J. Guy Albert J. Habinak Robert H. Hanna ROBERT C. HANSEN llkedll Sodality 3, 45 Band 45 Rally Committee 45 C.- S.M.C.5 Service Club 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety. RICHARD M. HARMODY Harmon Football I5 Basketball 25 Intramurals 35 Latineer I5 C.S.M.C.5 Class Offi- cer 4. JOSEPH C. HASSEN ukockyu Sodality 35 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Whirlo Club I5 C.S.M.C. JAMES J. HEAPHEY HJ. J. Sodality I, 25 Honor Stu- dent I, 25 Basketball I5 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 4. Robert C. Hansen PATRICK J. GRIFFIN llpotll Football I5 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. ROBERT J. GRILL usobu Sodality I, 25 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Whirlo Club I, 25 Track 25 C.S.M.C. ERNEST G. GULLA Ernie C.S.M.C.5 Track 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 C r o s s Country 45 Class Officer 2, 4. JOHN J. GUY Jack Sodality 2, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C.5 Dance Committee 45 Rally Com- mittee 45 Class Officer 2. ALBERT J. HABINAK Albie Football I, 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Whirlo Club I5 C.S.M.C.5 Track I, 25 Class Officer 2, 3, 4. ROBERT H. HANNA Blackie C.S.M.C.5 Honor Student I5 Latir-Qer I5 Intramur- atls I5 Cheerleader 2, 3, I Richard M. Harmody Joseph C. Hassen James J Hea eph A Jaicinov.c JAMES F. HINKEL Dutch Sodality I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, Student Athletic Man- ager I, C.S.M.C., Rally Committee 4, Servers Club I, 2, Class Officer 2. FRANK E. HOCEVAR HFM.. Sodality I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH S. HOMA ,.Joey,. Band 1, 2, 3, c,s.M.c. FRAN K W. HORNYAK Intramurals 2, 3, 4, C,- S.M.C. ROBERT E. HORSCHLER Buzz Sodality I, 2, Intramur- als I, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.- M.C., Track 2. EDWARD J. HRICZO Edush Basketball I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Of- ficer I, Table Tennis 3, 4. James F. Hinkel Frank E. Hocevar Joseph S. Hama Frank W. Hornyak Robert E. Horschler Edward J. Hriczo K I 9 4 X John J. Juhasz Richard J. Jeric Salvatore S. Jeffries JOSEPH A. JAJCINOVIC llJoell Sodality I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Whirlo Club 2, Cheerleaders I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C., Senior Play. SALVATORE S. JEFFRIES llJeffll Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Prefect I, 2, Prefect 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, C.S.M.C., Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. JERIC uoieku Football 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, C.S.M.C. JOHN J. JUHASZ Johnny Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. DAVID A. JUSTIN uoizzyu Football I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Track I, 2. FRAN K P. KAPELKA Pete Honor Student 3, Intramurals I, Whirlo Club I, 2, C.S.M.C. RAYMOND A. KASTELIC Monk Intramurals 2, C.S.M.C. FRANCIS C. KEARN EY Irish THOMAS J. KEATING lITomIl C.S.M.C. DENNIS T. KENNY llTomll Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Purple and Gold, Art Editor 4, Dance Committee, Chairman 4, C.S.- M.C., Track I, 2, 3, Rally Committee 4, Class Officer 2, 3. DAVE M. KERLIN E Combat C.S.M.C., Intramurals. HENRY J. KIELBASA Hank Sodality I, 2, C.S.M.C. MARTIN J. KIOUSIS Killer Sodality I, 2, Football 2, 3, 4, All Scholastic 4, All Ohio 4, All Senate 4, Intramurals, Dance Committee 4, C.S.M.C. Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Senior Class President. JAMES J. KISTN ER llpinkyll C.S.M.C., Purple and Gold 4. RICHARD J. KMIEC llstarll Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C.5 Airplane Club I. EDWARD C. KNUTH JR. llEdll Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 lntramuraIs5 C.S.M.C.5 Chess Club I, 2, 3. Math Club 45 National Honor Society 4. JOHN E. KOEHLER nAceu Sodality I5 Football I5 IntramuraIs5 Dance Committee 45 C.S.M.C,5 Track I, 25 Class Of- ficer 3. Rally Committee 4. JULIAN S. KOLODZIEJ uKokeu Sodality I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 45 C.S.M.C.5 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Servers Club I, 2. RALPH D. KON KOWSKI Irish IntramuraIs5 C.S.M.C.5 Class Officer I. EDWARD P. KOVACIC llEdll lntramuraI5 C.S.M.C. JEROME P. KOZIATEK uKolyu IntramuraIs5 Latineer 3, 45 Assoc. Editor 45 Purple and Gold 45 C.S.M.C.5 Class Officer 25 Bowling Team 3, 4. ALBERT A. KRAMER IIAHII Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Student 25 C.S.M.C.5 Intramurals. FRANK C. KRASOVEC Crackers C.S.M.C.5 Intramurals. VINCENT G. KRAUSZ Lefty Intramurals5 C.S.M.C. DAVID A. KREISHEIMER Dada Intramurals, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM J. KREJCI Bill Sodality l, 2, Intramur- ols l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Servers Club 2, 3, Class Officer l. LEONARD J. KUCHARSKI Kizer Honor Student 2, 3, Na- tional Latin Club 2, 3, Intramurals l, Library Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. ROBERT J. KUEDERLE llBobll C.S.M.C., Football l, ln- tramurals. James F. Kunes Henry J. Kuska Frank G. Loch William S. Lally Francis J. Lawler Arthur C. Lechner Leonard J. Kucharski David A. Kreisheimer S 1 6060424 JAMES F. KUNES llJimll Sodality l, 2, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tee 3, 4, Class Officer l, C.S.M.C., National Latin Club 3, 4, Purple and Gold 4, Honor Student l, 2, 3, 4. HENRY J. KUSKA Chesty Airplane Club 2, 3, ln- tramurals 2, Whirlo Club 2, C.S.M.C. FRAN K G. LACH Yankee Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Debate Club l. WILLIAM S. LALLY Bill C.S.M.C., Intramurals. FRANCIS J. LAWLER Frankie Intramurals l, Latineer 3, 4, Service Club 2, C.S.M.C. ARTHUR C. LECHNER HAH., Sodality l, Intramurals, Whirlo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Servers Club 2, Library Club 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. Camera Club l, 2. Robert J Kuede ohn C Leonard I I , .k,- Donald R. Lesiak William J. Luizzo 1 Q 4 X John c. Lor ence EDWARD A. LOSTOSKI .,Ed,. Intramurals, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM A. LOURIE Boakie Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, 2, 3, 4, C,S,M.C. JAMES J. MacIVOR HMM., Sodality 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Purple and Gold 4, Dance Committee 4, C.- S.M.C., Track 4, Rally Committee 4, Airplane Club I, 2. KENNETH C. MAIER uKenu Sodality I, 2, Intramur- als, C.S.M.C. JUDE G. MADDEN Corporal JOHN M. MAJOROS A.B.C. Intramurals I, 3, 4, C.- S.M.C., Class Officer 4. JOHN C. LEONARD Chris Honor Student I, 2, Lat- ineer 3, 4, Intramurals, C.S.M.C. DONALD R. LESIAK noon.. Intramurals, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. wiu.iAM J. Luizzo shorty Sodality I, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, ln- tramurals, C,S.M.C. JOHN C. LORENCE Butch Sodality 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Latineer 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Camera Club 2, C.S.M.C. Edward A. Lostoski William A. Lourie James J. Maclvor Kenneth C. Maier Jude G. Madden John M. Majoros Alexander S. Makowski Hugh A. Marble Fred E. Martens ALEXANDER S. MAKOWSKI IIMGCII C.S.M.C.5 Intramurals. HUGH A. MARBLE Aggef Sodality l5 Intramurals 3 45 Latineer 35 C.S.M.C. FRED E. MARTENS Duke Whirlo Club l, 35 C. S.M.C. CHARLES R. MARTIN Seerey Sodality l, Intramurals C.S.M.C.5 Servers Club I ARNOLD L. MASON Mouse Intramurals l, 35 C.S. M.C. PAUL D. MATEJKA Paul Sodality l, 2, 35 lntra murals5 C.S.M.C. X Charles R. Martin Arnold L. Mason Paul D. Mateika THOMAS M. Thomas M. McDonnell K McDONNELL nMacu Sodality l, 25 Intramur- als5 Dance Committee 45 Track 35 Table Tennis l5 C.S.M.C. JOH N J. McDONOUGH HMGCH Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 ln- tramurals l, 2, 35 Dance Committee 3, 45 C.S.M.- C.5 Track 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Class Offi- cer l, 3. GILBERT N. McGEE .,Gib,, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M,C.5 Class Officer 4. RICHARD J. McGRAW uMuggyu Honor Student l, 25 ln- trar'nurals5 Whirlo Club l5 C.S.M.C.5 Rally Com- mittee 45 Class Officer I, 25 Senior Play. John J. McDonough Gilbert N. McGee Richard J McGm ames J Moriarity JAMES B. MERK Big Jim Intramurals, C. S. M. C., Class Officer I. RAYMON D B. MERVAR llkayu Intramurals, Band l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 3, C.S.M.C., B ow I i n g Team 4. JAMES E. MICALE Snoot Intramurals 2, 3, Latin- eer 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH A. MIHELICH when Honor Student 3, 4, C.- S.M.C. WILLIAM C. MILLIFF BilI C.S,M.C. JAMES MOORHEAD H-nm.. Latineer I, Whirlo Club I, 2, Positron Club I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 19457 James B. Merk Raymond B. Mervar James E. Micale Joseph A. Mihelich William C. Millifl James Moorhead Martin E. Mrugacz James G. Moviel Gerald E. Moynihan JAMES J. MORIARITY IlMoell Intramurals, C.S.M.C. JAMES G. MOVIEL Muscles Sodality I, Football, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Student Athletic Man- ager 3, 4, C.S,M.C. GERALD E. MOYNIHAN njenyn Football I, Intramurals, Whirlo Club 3, Track 2, Chess Club 2, C.S.M.C., Senior Play. MARTIN E. MRUGACZ Merch Intramurals, C. S. M. C, Rally Committee 4, Class Officer 2, Cheerleaders I, 2, 3. Richard T. Mulcahy Richard J. Musil Raymond J. Nagielski Henry J. Najpaver Burton E. Neitzel Thomas J. Nezbeda BERNARD H. NIEHAUS Bernie Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Hon- or Student l, 2, 3, 4, ln- trarnurals l, C.S.M.C., Rally Committee 4, Pur- ple and Gold 4. CARMEN V. NOCIFORA ucarmrn Band 2, C.S.M.C., Glee Club 2, 3. RICHARD T. NOTTAGE Bruiser C.S.M.C., Intramurals. JAMES F. 0'DAY Big Jim Sodality l, 3, Honor Stu- dent l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, All Senate 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Intra- murals, Dance Committee 4, C.S.M.C.j Track l, Class Officer l, 3, 4. Se- nior Play. Bernard H. Niehaus RICHARD T. MULCAHY Rick Sodality l, Intramurals, Purple and Gold 4, Dance Committee 4, C.S.M.C., Debate Club 4, Rally Committee 4, Class Offi- cer 2, 4. RICHARD J. MUSIL Moose Honor Student 3, Intra- murals, Wlairla Club 2, 3, C.S.M.C., Class Offi- cer 3, Chess Club 3. RAYMOND J. NAGIELSKI llRayll C.S.M.C., Glee Club 4. HENRY J. NAJPAVER Napes Football l, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Whirlo Club l, C.S.M.C., Class Officer 3. BURTON E. NEITZEL Birdie Boy Sodality l, 2, 3, lntra- murals, C.S.M.C. Class Officer l, 4. THOMAS J. NEZBEDA llNezll Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals, C.S.M.C. Carmen V. Nocffora Richard T. Nottoge James F C Da J Passafiume JAMES J. O'DONNELL lljimll Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, C.S,M.C. JAMES P. O'DONNELL llRedll Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, Intramurals, C.S.M.C., Servers Club I. WILLIAM R. O'HORO Willy O Sodality I, 2, Football I, Latineer 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor, C.S.M.C., Rally Committee 4. JOHN J. ONDAK Yak Tam Sodality I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Whirlo Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Committee H e a d 4, Dance Committee, C.S,- M.C., Rally Committee 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Class Officer I, 2, 4, Purple and Gold Graduate Editor 4. ANDREW P. OSWALD .,Andy,, Intramurals, Band 3, 4, Head Drum Major, Whir- lo Club I, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 3, President 4, Pur- ple arid Gold, Business Staff 4, Dance Commit- tee 3, 4, C.S.M.C., Bowl- ing 3, 4. James J. O'DonneII James P. O'DonneII William R. O'Horo John J. Ondak Andrew P. Oswald Robert J. Parker ROBERT J. PARKER NAME.. Sodality I, Intramurals, Wbirlo Club I, Positron Club 2, 3, C.S.M.C. , g 4 X William J. Petersen John E. Perz Ronald C. Perry JOHN J. PASSAFIUME JOI'lnny Intramurals I, 4, Band I, C.S.M.C. RONALD C. PERRY HRM.. Band 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. JOHN E. PERZ Johnny Intramurals, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM J. PETERSEN Pete Sodality I, Intramurals, C.S.M.C., Class Officer I, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, All-Scholastic 3, Co- captain 4, All Senate 4. RICHARD J. PHILLIPS llphilll Sodality I, Intramurals, C.S.M.C. JOSEPH N. PIASECKI usonnyu C.S.M.C., Intramurals. JOSEPH G. PILLA Flash Sodality I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, All Catholic, All Ohio 4, All Scholastic 4, All Senate 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Purple and Gold 4, Ac- tivity Editor 4, Dance Committee 4, Senior Class Secretary, C.S.M.C., Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2. CARMEN J. PINTI upinkyn Sodality 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Intramurals, C.S.M.C., Class Officer 3, 4, Track 2, 3. BERNARD C. PIOTROWSKI Whistler Sodality I, Intramurals: C.S.M.C. MELVIN T. PLUT llMerl Intramurals, C.S.M.C. JOHN E. POLK upokeyn Whirlo Club I, C.S.M.C. RALPH E. POLK ukalphu Intramurals, C.S.M.C. JAMES M. PREVIT Honor Student 2, 3, Intramurals, Whirlo Club 2, C.S.M.C., Airplane Club 2, National Latin Club 2, 3. JOHN J. PRINCE ull. P.u Intramurals, Latineer 3, 4, C.S.M.C. ANGELO J. PULLELLA Bruce Intramurals, C,S.M.C. JOSEP RA 1' TS Footballl 2 4 94 3 tramurals, ia, aff c.s.M.c.,'ciAsS' f' i 5, . . l' we I I . 'f lee I if me l WILLIAM J. RIEGER Bill Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, C,S.M.C., Cross Country 3, 4. EDWARD J. RITLEY llRi'xIl Intramurals, Whirlo I, 2, 3, Rally Committee 4, C.S.M.C. THOMAS J. ROACH llTomll Sodality I, 2, Track 2, Intramurals, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM T. ROLF Bill Sodality I, Intramurals, Whirlo Club I, 2, C.S.M.C. DONALD F. ROSHETKO llbonll Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Dance Com- mittee 3, C.S.M.C. JOHN F. RUFFING llkedll Sodality I, Honor Student I, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, C.S.M.C. WILLIAM A. SABEC llwinyll Intramurals, C.S.M.C., Camera Club I. THOMAS SANTRY llTomll Sodality I, 2, Football I, Basketball I, Intra- murals, Rally Committee 4, Server's Club 2, 3, Homeroam Officer 4, C.S.M.C. JAMES S. SASALA llJimll Sodality I, 2, Intramur- als I, 2, Band I, 2, Dance Committee 4, C.- S.M.C., Chess Club 2. ANTHONY L. SASSANO Whitey Football I, 2, Track 4, Intramurals, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo Club I, 2 Dance Committee 4, Class Officer 2, 3, C.S. M.C. ooNAi.o sAuNoEns Rose' A- SGW llponll Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Lat ineer 3, 4, Dance Com Donald Saunders mittee 3, 4, C.S.M.C. ROGER A. SAUNDERS Sodality I, 2, Football I, A l'l'9 Y L- sassano 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Track I, 2, Class Officer x I, 2, C.S.M.C. James S. Sasala endow 41 Donald J. Schabel Thomas A. Schmidt Paul D. Schneller DONALD J. SCHABEL llbonll Sodality 2, Intramurals I, Track 3, 4, Servers Club 2, C.S.M.C., Cross Country 3, 4. THOMAS A. SCHMIDT H1-ornn Intramurals, L i b r a r y Club 2, 3, Servers Club I, 2, C.S.M.C. PAUL D. SCHNELLER Cobra Sodality 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, Class Officer I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C., Intramurals. NORMAN J. SCHODOWSKI Norm Track 3, Intramurals, C.- S.M.C. Purple and Gold 4. RICHARD C. 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