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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

E TRUMPET NOTES TU I WISH I CAN I Ii' TE QIHF GQDD UD E Qu' qu um OCIGI1 NVILLEQ LATIN I-,-QTIISI ATURDAY OCT9 7:39 pn Sc:-'fw STA Q0 west malFg?DA9. oct. me 759 'M' ATU .mm ADAMS-. N -x!s- - 1,1 6146 4, 'n! x'w I Ya 4' ' 24 2130 P.M. JOHN ADAMS FIELD HTIN -VS- IGNATIUS 0 0 RIDAY SEPT. 17, 7-30 - WEST TECH FIELD - E 'WV 0 ll 4 if 4? v 5 4 ah, Hmwjn. A f 'Q ' ' W ar y us Q - le if 'W A , 'E , A A ,, bl iii G 11 Q, 2 ,,,.... .-fix If 1 ff 8' I' I' er ' r . X K, K .5 ,3 1 X 9 2 is Quia K '12 2 . Q. 1 as Y WW Q ' 1' fax nf U n '61 4. 1 . . 3 S 5, 1 ev .Wa Q Q s Axe ff 1 1 Wg! M 4' 4 - 7 ., 4 M it Sq?-g . -.F :Jw if GQ VW.. . 6 4 if 2' Ania? iw as i Pk L ,, , mf n A 'Q 5 1 3 g .A lf! is? Q is 'X' - 1 'l Y it-In is 3 I 5 4 I 4?-,ga if 3 72 A ' ' 12-M f 'NVQ !!'f we - if if 'Editor-in-chief t up nom-:nr Msnnnr M 5 n Auiamnr editm WILLIAM LYNCH Associate ediiors ANTHONY LANG IO!-IN KUNESH - 4 Irnomn 1-mnanus EUGENE MANBTA Business Manager DENNIS BRYANT 1 1 x ' .4 31 .. 59 'P gf' 2.4 , 5,4 Jax. ,Nina S ,Q gk , 1 .iii 'lf' f Q-'g ,Hg 4 Q gvfgli ,af 'I 911 nw: t Q-:' lg' 3 ace ot end of thc Man n Y gefwm ELIGION could probably best be delmed as the bmdmg force of the student body and the school Begmrung w1th Holy Mass each mornmg xn the chapel and contmu mg throughout the day unt1l the hnal words of the Three O Clock Prayer May the Father Son and Holy Ghost be glorlhed m all places through the Immaculate V1rg1n Mary Amen every actlon IS offered by every student 1n a un1ted appeal for Gods bless1ng upon our every undertak1ng Truly we should be thankful for our oppor tunlty oi attendmg a Cathollc school where the mlluence of rel1g1on and morahty con tantly permeates our thmkmg and where Chnst and H15 Blessed Mother are set up as our examples The sen1or class IS espec1ally thankful lor the benehts of a Chnstlan educatlon In look mg back lt 1S hard lor us to conslder what could have possxbly been our rallymg pomt lt xt had not been Chrlst and Mary Perhaps there would have been no revlval of Splfll and perhaps we would not have accomphshed what we dld A .fif 'l w Y' ' ' It Cl feerva. ' the A 1,1 ea: O C U U I I X I , . s ' ' . 4' a l I ,+ y yr lt, . . . . - X gil nw: Aclwnl . . W ff! in -ff M' fl f X fffi, i X-3X X KX-'- Q dndflmundqvfmm .6 Ralhes always manage to brxng out school Splflt IH pep talks band musxc and guest speeches That tnen a dynamlc manner To show thelr enthuslasm and eff t PP or s are not wasted can be seen from our cont1nu1ng rtforthetamth tdnt pat gs nd s d co ate the gym They pla th prog a s of sk1t t ' 5 U1 s , tl B w B X W X 8 S 5 X E 5 W fx x x w X lv 1 'E X N X X. tl V V gg- Y fl N Sig Q gif, - Q: h M X5 .5 '--l-1 -'P Q X Wx' X tt , f ,, fp X the 'N A 1 f ' ' i , t P A 7 f ff xt at ff' Af ' will . . . I pn 'Ss w 1 f ' . ,X 4 ,PX gg? i 1 N A 'f' A ' , Hi, 'gig ' x' A if . ' A I 'I i W4 1 , x Lions on the loose? I: all sports from football l J .M1 f Q to bowling, the Lions from Lctiri exhibited the spirit thot carried their reputation throughout the ore-1 ' .. X fd L Hndnwz F THE four phases of development splntual mtellectucxl soclal and physl cal the phys1cal growth IS often placed last Yet xt must never be consldered of l1ttle lmportance Wlthout 1t Cathedral Latm would graduate young men Just as warped as ll they had been derued the spmtual mtellectual or soclal Physlcal development 1S emphas1zed through the vanous athlet1c orgaruzatlons the mtra mural program and the gym classes In utlhzmg these opportunxtles a young man GMU 4 -fx S15 gli efdiifri, 'ri www 5 J' 2 kk.: ESQ, ,, Nfgilzifagfiigh ,0,LCf0!U2zl must be wlllxng to exh1b1t 1n hls endeavours the qualxtles of determmatlon and persever ance lf he IS to achleve success And whlle everyone cannot be an outstandlng athlete anyone Wllh thls spxnt can develop hunsell mto a phys1cal glant accordlng to his own capaclty Much of the credlt ol 1nst1ll1ng 1nto Latm men that spmt must go to Mr Damel Mormlle who works unceasmgly wxth young men who try i fi . Fi. 5 U F E X , XM .W ' s -if, ,. af 5 'QM .' W will C k U V-gc, 5. ' X i'e?i5L- fvwi. y ', H sz mf. . ' ,i'13'2 3 55331- 3 ....ff,,g l f fQMf2,?3Z:-4 ' 'f:.,y ,-Afvf-' 3315.755 3 x 1j Q,45 if-wk? zap-T ,fjfjvm k r , 4 ,K Q if . ,e -rx A , iff 9332 V1 11,3 ,h 2 .t S 1, .4-at! '-M QIM N f'-- .KLL , .-eq, f ,Y Q 1 ffl R . W f L,.1'.,:ff-f '5J.jx'g, 'mf g ' ' ls, if 1 'ffi ,W ,, -fr f 'tr' 'T ' V f ,F M, .gh 5-3.1 'ig lg .hq':.g,- 3, , ,Q . 2 V - I ,, K ,uh . , ,sgipwsymi .MF . .I Am, Nw, h 4 h 'f ..,,,,.- ge.-. 1. ' '3 A A 4 3 -tx f f- Af,-I ',,. his 'fa .- - 4' f : ,r ' .1 -My 4 sz, ' 3 I - A in , 'we .-2 ff 2.--Y. , ,.i1L V-, f- W . ':- Q '- -W L-3-.K .v1e,1.' 1: ' 4 ,, as 'PQ' ,-V,wf,i-1.,.!,,-4,3.v Lge, fuk ,. e. , - f Q ,y :gym l - -V ff - -Q .v sq f I. .Mi ,-L-A H gg? 45 5: , -lfwgu... gg :few O I I I I I I I I I - - , 1 I I ' . I I - , . . -rd, f '4 ,y N 'Qtr .l t t if . . , f' 'V X ll-1 X ., , fix 1 ffiji ' ff FW f T T tn i fs K V if r lli X xp S 4 xp 2 Y' , ,I x l N i KXAK fi ,Q f 911 Dull iwmq NTERESTED students at Latin can partici- pate in many of the 22 different activities that the school offers. They range from the Library Staff and the Dance Committee to the Debate Club and the Latineer. Development of the social aspect of its students is the purpose of the large number and variety of activities sponsored by the school. Without them school life would be- come an unexciting routine, and the knowl- edge of human relations would be missing from the curriculum. Extra-curricular activities, therefore, are , l W X n important to high school life. Through debating zz' 't l comes valuable experience for the speech tx of HY course and current events. The Latineer is a , l J T practical application for the English class. iust V- gf ff ,ff If t X l as the Math Club and Albertus Magnus tx K kr L , lx X i if i Science Honor Society assist students in other li rf' , l fields. 4h X I C 'f ' ' ,--- 2 .f 5 - l, H6-'S Cx man! During his X 'DT tw years at Latin his spirit p V its encouraged him to help his I 3 school while helping him- R St self. He's a Latin man! K3 6 i X Il L X i I V, X A iiri hw X11 J' X 1 , . ZX. Q-si' ' is ' QQ, P- Kr Af' A 5 I X gf I - . ' Student Council officers Marvin Cook, Peter Pucher, and Paul Iankowski. KX ,0.lUl 16555, Q' '. 51 1. 5'-:.'.: 'i:. zz, . -.. rk . . '.' '.g, ' N, , -rf,-r-. ' n- -PXCR Th, if. Qi . Q A 1 N, X -V r. r- -:-, v, 4 I, -,-1' - !..:1 - ip--1 2 E' 55' . 57' . 1'- , 4,,, .mf Sf- PM X ' ,. - f , . 5 ,x Il X' ' ,L r I V-F N V 1 .. H ig' 4 .tv vq ll Y V A A . . .A K E A, E M gu1!':x'3il Az' , .n1yf':z s A1, .'2q:f'g db! f 0' A avv.. v 11. Li .2 K,-V wa fuzz vu i - I .. '- gn' ' r, U ' gg K' X 1 . - 9 7. ' 'N - .2 t U r Y 5, 1. Xa n Q: xfo -, 5 -' N-.H-'., I 7' ,, . ,, N ul 1 - Q.. ' gy KN. -. 'Y Q ff , ' ' 'cuff m 1- 'Fin J . 3 , . V. 7' .A .M ' 64 A ', ' ' X- - V . I 52 A 3 . ' QF 12 K nf 'X 9' E ,1 . 1 A . XR St P1us X revwed m the Church devotron to the Holy Euchanst We have taken part rn the reawakenrng of real Latrn sp1r1t May we always be cheered to see rncrease an even greater Lat1n sp1r1t but even rn larger measure may we rn Plus s name here now dedrcate ourselves, our IIVGS and our future to rncreased devotron to Our Eucharrstrc Savror. O Sacrament most holy. O Sacrament divme, all pra1se and all thanksglving be every moment Thine. Sl Plus X was canomzed May 29, 4 f ffl . ,' I ,lv if . ' ' ' 195 . His Excellency. the Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban Archbishop-bishop oi Cleveland Many thanks are in order to Arch-- bishop Edward F. Hoban for his many kindnesses and gitts to our school. Without his care tor our youth Cathe- dral Latin would not be nearly as fine a place, if it should manage to exist at all. Students have especially much to be thankful for. Throughout the dio- cese Catholic education has been flourishing under his direction. There are new high schools to relieve over- enrollment. Parishes are building grade schools. And Cleveland has its first minor seminary. To the thankful voices of many parents of parochial school children We would publicly like to add the students' gratitude and Wish Arch- bishop Hoban many more years as Bishop of Cleveland. HIS Exeellenell His Excellency, The Most Reverend F10Yd L Begm the Most Reverend Iohn I. Krol. Auxiliary Bishop oi Cleveland Augqhqyy Bishop of Cleveland 'Query' The Right Reverend Clarence E. Elwell, Ph. D., director of diocesan schools of Cleveland Maintaining high standards in our schools is the duty of Monsignor Clarence lf Elwell, diocesan super- intendent, Gur many institutions of learning would have little value it they lacked a dynamic educational program, This service has been the job ot Msgr, Elwell since his appointment as assistant superintendent ot schools in l933, over two decades ago. ln l946 he was assigned to his present post. We students would like to thank him for his Work in correlating our activ- ities with the diocesan program and for helping to provide the opportunity of an education in a Catholic atmos- phere that cannot be duplicated in the public school systems. ix' an New living facilities tor the Brothers and priests of the Society of Mary were finally corrplf-ted a mcnths ot planning worrying and inconvenience a tribute to their fine spirit that they were able to carry on during this time without any scholastic difficulties, asf S 113' At the laying ot the corne-r storie the entire :student body wxnessei the :rnpre.1,.ve ceremony ccriaucted hy Bishop Floyd l. Begir We rrizght well feel privileged for our opportunity of participating in the event, arid may the Blessed Mother be proud of our names in that store U Qfs me 5 WX I N X Father Bodxe sparked the revmv 5315 lllllmlllllmllllllll Illllmiiaiallllzullllll 'mil I I '::saa-11!'a2!.!E'::::waaaaaaiia3ggg' Illlm IRI!!! 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QgfaasssiinalsseaaeaageaaagasesEE x s x x .K. I Rev. Thomas Bodie, S.M., President JM69' 14 Dear Seniors ol the Class of lQfJ51 You have selected as the theme lor your yearbook, The Regeneration of the Spirit ol Cathedral Latin Scheolf You commended for your selection as it '.-Jill, no doubt, serve as t the years that follow graduation. Too oiten individuals are hi ff Revival or are to be e tneme of lily trained and alter they leave the influence ot those who formed them, tliey fail to become leaders An essential point cl li!fari'::i1:f:1 TT',1LI'1LIi.Ql is resiarisjollity if the drive to make effective, Without tfie dirrfit E'.Ql,:Of'VIS1CTT of fQ1ii','f,rie else, all the truths and correct attitudes that their training has joraviaed 'llrus each individual becomes as much a powerhouse the one whc Zorrrvza hirr.. Your influence must be exercised as trained leaders in all levels of society. When you elected your senior class ollicers most ef the speakers accentuf ated the K'UlCli-fJllTC1SC The class with the iicst potential - as if :prcniinent mark ol distinction lor this class ol '55, Your hgh fzclpccl days :fit-' ended and 'y,' ou have been trained lor ACTKDN. Your rgoteritiizl may reizfzin static or even dfsagiriear Lnto thin ar unless yiu ryit yciir rotergtfzl to work by ACUON. ,inn--:lb ., '- v ' ,A ., ,., ,.f.,'. N- f.. Z.. .., Y, - ,,... '..,.,.-, ., ,. 1 ..,, ...Aff Yoo :aye oeerr sdccessiu. Mics. or you. g,,.o,e,.s adm., ,our lou. ,cms at Cathedrdl Latin School, You stave really used your schoolboy lpotentiaf and have Eidd 71 cert3Qn rriedsure of success hy Actron You therefore znerit conftratxgldmcrrs for tne School Sfczrgt winozi is exident if Cliiifj work, winnztifr tearns, success lil forensics, N71l1CIi11l Honor Society earticifodtion religious activities This School Spirit which you have shown on nurzgerous occasions inust he not only fasting rrieniory but sorriethlng perrnarrent witch will influence your vfnole lie And dont forget illil School Sgr: spells Tl united effort gn a unifying: program, During your nign school years the unifying program was jorejoared and presented to 'god so that Gi that remained for you to do was to goin your fellow students gn a united effortffor success. Tearn work, cooperation, dnd united effort are all alike learn work was your forrnula for tear: vctories in sports forensics school drives et cetera. New you will be able to transfer your teain work into cooperation with rnernbers of your horne church, factory, business, cr other professional and civic projects, l-lowever, in attaining 3 degree of coojoeration the individuality of a person should not be sacrificed The two, that is cooperation and ind1vidu3lity, should go hand in hand nipltually supporting and assisting one another. Where there is cooperation :nens interesis are harmonious, VVhere the interests of rrien differ or their attitudes are riot in accord, conflicts, arguments, and guarrels will follow. A brief oioservatgon of our own social circle will disclose the results of these two contending forces Peaceful social interrela- tion is presexit in the same degree as individuals dgsolay a give-stake attitude. Lack of cooperation with God and l-lis laws, will bring eternal damnation with all its included sufferings and banrshrrient frorn the Beatific Vision. Briefly then your life tnerne and formula add up to - Regeneration - Potential f Team Work - always with Mary as your guide. Sincerely in f. M. l. V. Rev. Tnonias H. Bodie. S.M,, PhD. Of the rnany duties of the President, probably the most eriicyable dre the social event: lf' the school year During the past yedr Fdihe the faculty house arrangements. Bodie announced the name of a :mall Daley as Squidgulurn winner and took charge of X,..,..q Supplementing the Work of the principal, the other members of the administration Went about their Work of smoothing over the difficul- ties that arise in the school. lnto their laps were dumped student problems, financial difficulties, add spiritual questions, and solu- tions Were always forthcoming. The job of Assistant Principal entails direct contact with the students in their problems. Brother Powers looked after the scheduling difficulties, the attendance, and discipline. ln addition, he assisted Father Bodie in his work. Besides his teaching assignments, Father McMahon's responsibilities included that of Chaplain. ln this capacity he Was responsible for the spiritual Welfare of the students and the days of recollection. Across this counter passes the daily business of the school, and behind it is thc- office staff, hard at work. Bro. Thomas Powers. S.M. Assistant Principal ' Algebra ll, Basic Math. , B5 mi' 'if -52' Rev. Raymond McMahon. S.M. Chaplain Religion lV, Senior Social Studies, Current Events, lunior Sodality. f ro Louis Fortener S.M. Bro. Wilbert Hamm, S.M. Treasurer Business Manager Driver Training Brother Fortener held the financial reins of the school. Tuitions, fees, and other monetary transactions passed through his hands. After hours, when these duties were completed, he could often be seen doing the odd jobs around the school. The new position of Business Manager, created only this year, was filled by Brother Hamm. I-le was in charge of the purchases both for the faculty and for the school, Mrs, Mary Nicolosis ever increasing duties were chiefly secretarial in nature. Typing and correspondence took most of her time. These are the administrators who can be found working behind the scenes almost any time of the day. Their Work is often laborious, seldom recognized, and usually thankless. To them the students owe a great many thanks. X ls Bro Curmme Annunzlcttcx SM Typmg I II Sophomore Sodchty Cross country Cheerleaders HOIUG room 3E Sodcxhty Homeroom IF -4,-4 'fi Sf 'Yusuf Bro Wxllxcxm Chapman SM Reg1onI Enghshl Speech Fresh man Sodczhty Speech Club Home room IA Bro George Dury SM RSIIQIOH IH Current Events Fresh mcm Sodcxhty Bcmd Hcmeroom SB ,fm J dfvf' an vw- A,-1 Bro Wxllmm Behnnger SM Bro LOUIS Brendel SM Laim I Enghsh I Speech Iumor FCICUITY POFIGI CGI Passes Jfwdflf g, i 'ES' Bro Lester Dwyer SM Mechcxnlccl Drowmq Trade Moth Semor Sodcxhty Bcmd Homeroom SD W fs ,Qs .V . fa ,JXA ,ff , we ff!! S f ff? r S 6 . 8, , , ' 1 I v 'sf 'inf Q , lure tu-'ff Bro Thomas Dwyer SM Bro Ioseph Gaudet SM Bro Charles Gauslmg SM Chemlslry Physlccxl Sclence Amerlccrn HISTOTY Current Event B1ology Iunlor SOdCIl1lY SSTVICC Purple and Gold Club Homeroom 2C 955 40'- YN '-..:'.f Bro Rxchcxrd Gcxuslmg SM Engllsh l General Buslne Sr cech Freehmcxn Sodallty SQYVICO Club Hom roofn IC Bro AIOYSIUS Hochendoner SM Cuhnory Dlrector Bro Bernard Iansen SM PHYSICS RGd1O Photogmp uy Home roorn 4E L I dy i eilll 0 . C J' L I . ' gg .i. f AX Q Bro. Adolph Kcxlt. S.M. Library, Library Staff Bro. Charles Koll. S.M. Art l, Il, Ill. ?1'. fav' Bro. Iames Kilroy, S.M. Religion ll, Speech, Athletic Direc- tor, Homeroom 2B. Bro. Leo Kretz. S.M. Maintenance 43 'bv' in-v' Rev. Ignatius Kinchius, S.M. Religion lll, IV, Current Events, Sodality Director, National Honor Society, Knights of the Altar, lunior' Guidance. Bro. lohn Lemker, S.M. Algebra l, English l, Speech, Na- tional Honor Society, lnterscholastic Bowling, Homeroorn lD, Three loaters? Well harclly, fxf . ,gg 515 f -1. , Q7 H or I ' 9 ' ' View X 'Y A '8..,,.v Mr. Brian McCall Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Golf. Bro. Othmar Miller, S.M. Bookkeeping l, ll, Business Ma- chines, Business Principles and Management, Campus, 1,,7.vh1-4' fe , , 5 -Q A , '.-Q -1-11:47 , . ,,,, .V fin 1,1 A 155 5'5 f ,ff A : Qf?5:7zK5 151- ' -,gs f . if 1 its i- 1' if fi-H N' S A 4'f. - 'f .'P it 3' i yi., ,- iq, , . -ff , iii, gr? -42 SQ Ywf- 'SL-515- Ap 15-1. X 1 ' ' if Bro. Francis McCulken, S.M. World History, Speech, Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, Home- room IE. Mr. Daniel Mormile Physical Education, Head Football Coach. Can't hardly get them no more! in-:xr .- : '. N I x I1 Q I 'CFR BQ ' wa 5 X KN Ei ,i . it K-7Nti 3 R F Bro. loseph McDonald. S.M. Plane Geometry, Algebra I, Speech Sophomore Sodality, Glee Club Home-room lH. Mr. Anthony Pace Music, Band Director. hit 43 Q7-v-fp nn? 9x Q-avr' Huw-f Q-.-ffvuui' we-ef X Bro. Iohn Pawlos. S.M. Spanish l, ll, English ll, lll, Current Events, Senior Sodality, Chess Club, Purple and Gold Patronship Drive, l-lomeroom 3C. Bro Martin Rauscher SM Clin ll English ll Religion peech Sophomore Sodality Soph omcre Guidance Bro Iames Roche SM Latin l Erglish l Religion l Speech Fr shrnan Sodality Lock and Lockers l-lorreroom 1B Bro Iohn Schneider SM Erglish lll Current Events Senior odality Latineer l-lornerocm SA Bro Carl Smith SM Religionl World History Speech Freshman Sodality Homerocm lG Bro Kenneth Sommer SM Latin ll Religion I Speech Senior Sodality Freshman Guidance Fresh man Athletic Supervisor Freshman Football and Basketball Coach Mr Ab Strosmder Economics Physical Education Foot ball Coach Cross country Track l-lorneroom 2E Mr Peter Szemersky English IV American History Cur rent Events Latineer Dance Com mit ee l-lomerocm 4B -'G Mr. William Temunslcy English IV, Senior Social Studies. Current Events, Homeroom 4A, Bro. Raymond Wuco, S.M. Algebra II, Plone Geometry, English ll, Speech, Locks crncl Lockers, Class Rings, Homeroorn ZD, .1 K9 w 4 Adi? J.- yu XxNf gf ,.f- Paul Icmkowskx fanned the new spmt mto flame ,,4- lf. v. an R QA' I fy ww: .' W Z 'V , , ' .. , i :fr x 1 R., V ' J s . 'f,, ' xxx K. ' . ' 2 -. I , fs L-,g'.p1.I,v, ' V, f.:Y . f 5- 1 ,Gif , f 4 I Y. . , I ,, , 'v 3'1 ' M E L' 5 X 4 .1 zfk ,. .Quik , ff' 1 V .Lb 'Q , ,r .f X -X 1 A s.- l rw 7 , -, 51 - ,v 5. , hr, , mg? i . k 7 'rd uit Stl , ' . ' - 1' ba? nga. , Na' Jw .ivy ' .V 5 I Y ' , , .. H - 1 Ly, u '1 ' ' ' .1 ,V wf ff , Lv 4 My ,.,,,H:- ' .wr ,J .ay 9' U gy ' ,gw 1 .,,gw- 4 , .A---gr! ' , A . A1. j'-W S , A ,., ,D Q V ' . ,hi,..:Hg,',.. V 4 , x . X X z A 4, ..- x X v. . R? gm... : ...l:' '11 'H . 1315 - .., .:Il 'aa - 'IIE . !IIIII IfL.. -EIIIIIEIIII -IH 1: mill' I-If---'ian--N -1------ :E TL 1 gwiiiiiiiiii --.SEI ini-. !!- E!!! !.!!!2! EEE !-!!!!' I-. E! gm- g5g---!! I -l!-IIII- I-, In XIII! Zll -- - - Q WE. THE GRADUATES OF 1955, CAN -ggilli llii-gil? 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Holy Rosary ,Wx ,, Shake, Rattle, and Roar, 5 1 ' . -V X '5 ,-- ,, -DX -.ga 15, fl ,K 'Y' Caplick. Louis I. Lou . , St. Thomas Aquinas Basketball 1,2,3,4, CCapt.J5 Sodality 1,25 Class Officer 1,2,4. to 4.4 ,md SA! Choromanskz Thomas C Tom St Casimir Intramurals 1 2 Conrad Robert I Bob St Margaret Mary tee 4 Intramurals l Craig David P Dave St Mary 'lrack 3 'N' ferr, Cxolek Edmund M Moose St Iosaphat Football I3 Intramurals Sodality 34 Math Club 4 CSecl Camera Club 4 Cook Marvm A Marv Our Lady of Peace CSe-cl Student Council IV Presl NHS CPres l Latin eer tEdJ Honor Roll K of A NFL Boosters Rally Committee Dramatics Croft Thomas Im Heart oi Mary Football l Z 3 4 Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Class Officers l 2 Class Officer 12 3 4 Boosters 3 4 Whlrlo l 2 Dance Committee 3 K of Carson. Iohn F. Submarine , . St. Philomena Class Officer 1,25 Glee Club 15 Dance Committee 4- CSMC 1,25 Dramcrtics Z5 Boosters 45 Intramurals 1. Cclhcchxo Norman Norm St Louis Honor Roll I Intramurals 2 Castovinci. William F. Billy ............ St. Henry Sodality Z5 P LS G 45 NFL I5 Glee Club 45 Dance Com- mittee 45 Athletic Manager 25 Intramurals l,2. Cech W1ll1am E 1 St Ioseph Football 1 Athletic Man ager 24 Cross country 3 Intramurals 12 vw hr ivy Mx-32. Q..-3 ' ' . A. , ' ' , il 1 5? , .,.r...,.. . ' B'll ....,, ...,,. . S I - YM ' ' , . ' rt. 1 I I I 5 ,X X I Sodality 3,45 Rally Commit- Senior' Oflicerg Sodality rf ' 9 ' 5 y H ', if 3,45 . ' , , , 5 V l TL' , : ' , : Mfr ,. ' ' 1 - . 5 I Xe 6 A ' A 4. - . 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Lady ol Fatima Sodality 45 Dance Com- mittee 45 Class Officer 25 Intramurals l,2. Fuerst, Allred R. First ....... St. Timothy Sodality l,2,3,45 Class Offi- cer l,25 Whirlo l5 Camera Club 1. rg W EW' I if .1 f, lie Al F 7 4 I f Feeney, William l. Bill ....,..... St. Charles Football 15 Intramurals l5 Bowling 4. 5e11,,rf:?5-J', is 5f, F 4 'Wersi fig L-, Y 6 I ' Fortunato, Ioseph D. Stoinlr ......, Holy Rosary Band l,2,3,45 Football 3,45 Boosters 3,45 Track 35 Intra- murals l,2. Gambatesa, Nicholas A. Gamby . St. Gregory Rally Committee 45 Dance Committee 45 Whirlo lg Track 2, Honor Roll 35 lntra- murals l,2, No left turnl G iff 'lik X Lf S I Ei , gf:-'ri' 4 , x I X '34 5 2. ,Q Gerome. Donald N. Giarrizzo, Michael I. Don , ,..,. , St. Philomena Mr. B ., St. Louis Rally Committee 45 Boosters 45 Intramurals l,2. , '!. . ' ' it 04' W 57' Goodrich, Iohn P. lack ..... .. Holy Family Football l,2,3,45 Track 152, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 So- dality l,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,345 Boosters 354. Boosters 3,45 Rally Com- mittee 45 Intramurals l,Z. v-'Y Gould. Donald C. Don ..,. . . St. Francis Soclality 23,45 Library Staff 2,35 Student Council 25 Class Officer 25 Debate lg Intramurals l,2. CATHEDRAL LATIN 'lv' Gilles, Gerry R. Frank Smith. St. Philomena Dance Com.mittee 3,45 Rally Committee 45 Boosters 3,45 Sodality 45 Student Council 35 Class Officer 3. if 'Iv Grattino. Michael C. Mike . ,, ,,., St. Therese Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2535 Boosters 3,455 Intramurals 1,25 Class Officer 4. Gobozy. Vincent S. Gubs ., Our Lady of Peace Sodality l,2,3,45 Whirlo l,2, 3,45 Latineer 2,35 P CS G 45 Library Staff 2,35 Glee Club 1,45 Rally and Dance Committees 4. , A Gregg. Benjamin A. Beng ,, ., .,... , Gesu Boosters 3,45 Rally Com- mittee 4, lntramurals l. 35 Grekepelis. Edward B. Ed ,. ,....,, St. Aloysius Honor Roll 1,25 Sociality 1, 25 NHS 3,45 Library Stall 2, 35 Intramurals lg Bowling 4. 8 pic' nys xx X Gurney. Stephen P. Steve ...... ....,,. G esu Boosters 3,45 Football 35 Rally Committee 45 Track 3, Intramurals 1,2 sr-'ff 'l:6f,.V A 1, 9 Haladus. Ierome I. lerry ........ St. Ladialas Sodality l,2,3,45 P G G 4 CEdl Latineer 2,3 tMgr,l5 Library Staff 2,3,45 CPres,l Glee Club 3,45 Albertus ff' N4 1 E., Havlock, Richard A. Hayes. Fred T. Hayes, Lawrence I. Henderson, George M. Dick ...,..... St. Michael Bug .....-.... ..St. Henry Hopalong ..., St. Thomas Squire ,,.....,, St. Henry Whirlo 1,25 Intramurals 1,2. Intramurals 152. Sodality 25 Band 15 lntra- Latineer 1,25 Sodality 35 murals 1,2. Rally Committee 45 Intra- murals 1, 'TK K we 1 fan., ,,.,,,., 'NJ if 't S7 t-, Hennie, Roger W. Hollisi Paul I. Horan, Francis X. Harrigan, P. Rip ,,,,,,. ,, St. Monica Paul ....,,, St. Philomena Stinky ........ St. Therese lim ,,.....,. Gesu Football 1,45 Track 3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Sodality lg Intramurals 1,2. Football 1,45 ity 1: Dance Committee 3,45 So- Bowling 1, Class Officer 25 Intra- dality 45 Intramurals 1,25 Class Officer 1. 36 murals 1,2, 7955 'ix mf '17 Hnhar Edward R Hrusch Louxs C Reebee St Charles Louie Lady of Mt Carmel Honor Roll 3 Intramurals l Sodahty 34 P QS G 4 Hrestalr Anthony I Tony St Aloyslus Sodahty 1 CSMC 2 lntra murals l2 Hughes Wllllam M W1ll1e Edward SGTVICG Club 234 Track 3 Honor Roll l Cla s Otftcer I Camera Club 4 Intro murals l Nl-IS 34 yn- K 'YY hr Q-- ' Y..-4 v....f Hutton Donald C Iacolano Iohn L Iannetta Theodore N Iaksa Stephen R Don St Thomas e S! Gregory Ted Our Lady of Peace Yo yo St Vltus Intramurals l 2 Dance Commlttee 4 Whxrlo Club l 2 3 Intra Sodahty l 2 3 4 Football murals 12 Llbrary Staff Z 23 Glee Club 4 K of A 4 34 Class Otflcer l 37 4 4 LQ rv S as . ' 1 1 4 ' 2 f '52 F93 ,wiv 3. 3 Iankowski, Paul I. Ian ,,.,..., Holy Family Senior Officerg Sodality tPre.Dg Student Council tPres.Jg Latineer fEd.?: NHS tSec.Jg NFL CSec.Jg Class Officerg K of Ag Dramatics. 'CZ' Kampman Kenneth P Ken St Gregory Sodality 34 Golf Team 2 34 Rally Committee 4 Intramurals 12 QW!-Y I W larzynski. Donald I. Don ..... ., St. Leo Sodality l,2,3,4. NHS 2,3,4: Track 2,345 Honor Roll l,2g Football 3,49 P G G 45 Latin- eer 25 Class Officer l,2,3. Kapuscmskx Louis C Lou St Peter 6 Paul Library Staff 23 'R l Iezerinac, Ioseph R. loe .... . . . , St. Vitus Sodality l,2,3,4g Football 2, 35 Track 2,35 Intramurals l,2g Class Officer 25 Band l. pry ff' 1943 Karnatz William E B1 St T1mothy Sodality 234 Library Staff fSecl NH 234 Student Council 4 Honor Roll 13 Dance and Rally Committees 4 vn..4 'Ns-np' Kessler Richard I Kmstner Ronald Klonowsln Stanley L Kess St Phxlomena Roe St Thomas Stas Sacred Heart Sodality 1 Wh1rlO 2 l1'1YYC1 Library Staff 234 Scdallty l Band 124 murals l 2 38 'X 4 XJ sf!-X Kamis, Thomas A. Tom .. Our Lady of Peace Sodality l,3,4g Library Staff 2,3,4g Intramurals lg P 6- G 4. 95 it-0-v Kelly Paul A Kelly St Margaret Mary Latmeer 34 Honor Student 34 lntramurals 12 Class Officer l CLASS 1955 ' q 9 A, ,l We ' L., K, 1 3 v if L 4. . 3 fe' X ' R D t ,J If ' fl 2,349 3.11 ,J If .1 A Nur' ,, 4 , ' . ' , H. '. . Q ! I9 X , it S Krebs. Richard I. Dick ,,,,,.... St. Aloysius Basketball l,2,3,4g NHS 3,45 Class Officer 4. 7 5. iv Lahman, Iames I. lim ...,,...... Holy Name Glee Club lg Intramurals l,2. 6' And this is solid geometry? if v-.f Kruszewski. Lawrence E. Larry ..-..... St. Aloysius Service Club 25 P CS: G 45 Intramurals 1. 5 f 22' fi' Kunesh, Iohn G. lack ........., St. Gregory Sodality 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll I,2,3,4g Band 12,35 Latineer l,2,3g IEd,lg P 6: G 45 NHS 2,3,4 Math Club 45 NFL 1. 5 in YI-1' Kurilec, Michael I. Mike .......... St. Agatha Sodality 2,3,4g Whirlo l,2,3p Athletic Manager 3g Dance Committee 4g Intramurals 12, ' '45s f A, I If -,f -5-Lf We 5 ' 12:11 gig g ' X t Lahman, Thomas I. Lang. Anthony F. Latine. Kenneth C. Ed .....,...., Holy Name Tony ..,,,.. St. Timothy Ken ....r.,.., Holy Name Sodality l,2,3,4g NFL 1,21 Latineer 3,45 Dance Com- mittee 3,45 Math Club 4 IV, Preslg Intramurals 1,25 P Gr G 4: NI-IS. K1 -u:: :1' Lozach Edward A Spider Our Lady of Peace Sodallty 1234 Wh1rlo 23 Class Ofhcer l Intramurals Lynch Wzllxcrm 1 Patnck NF 1 2 3 4 lpres D Honor Roll 12 3 4 Sodahty 4 Math uh 45 P . ' Dance Committee 3,4 NHS McDonnell Thomas E. Mac ,,.... .. St. Gregory 'lee fav ,fav 109' Lynch Thomas W Tom St Txmothy Sodahty l 2 3 4 Wh1rlo 2 3 Honor Roll l Class Offlcer l Intramurals l2 McCourt Iohn I cxy St Phnlomena McHenry loseph H. Lawrence Donald I Crusher St Paul Football 1 2 3 4 Sodallty l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 Class Ofhcer 24 P 61 G 4 Lewls Wxlllcxm H B111 St Iohn Nepomucene Sodahty 134 Wh1rlo 12 Latmeer 3 P G G 4 Math Club 4 Glee Club l Intra murals l 2 xy QW- ' ' Lesuk Donald R B1g Don St Agnes Whxrlo 2 Loesch Iohn R ack St Aloyslus Honor Roll 3 4195 if 'nf ,,,--. Q.,-1 oe ,......,.,,.. St. Louis 'M ' - - Sodality 3,4. V M ya 1' , Ns fv kv .-r 4. 'wh V l x ff I ' 'vo 'sex Yr-'Y L... Mazunk Ronald A Duck St Frcmcxs Mxhehc Thomas A om Eprphany 4' ,ur Mellert Robert B Bob St Ann Senlor Offlcer Sodallty CTreasJ Student Councll P LS G Clfdl CTreas J Latmeer lEd 7 NFL KV Presb Honor Roll Band Dramatlcs Mxller Edward F St Peter 6 Paul Sodahty l234 Honor Roll 1234 Latlneer 34 P CS G 4 Math Club 4 fPresl Al bertus Magnus 34 Whlrlo McHenry Robert I Mac St Ann ootball Sodallty Dance Commlttee 34 Makransky Alex A Alex Our Lady ol Peace Football l Sodahty 14 Wh1rlo 3 Class Olllcer 2 Intramurals 12 Mamsta Eugene I Geno Lady of Czestochowa News Bowlmg 34 fCaptl P 5: G Clfdl Honor Ro KV Pres l Sodallty 3 4 NHS 34 Latlneer 3 Maloros Iohn T Caesar St Elizabeth Cheerleader 34 SOdGlllY 4 K of A 4 Glee Club 4 Dance Commlttee 4 lntra murals 1 2 Malecek Robert P Bob St Momca Sodahty 1 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Latlneer 34 P CS G 4 K f A 4 Trafhc Councxl 4 Marmellx Anthony T Tony St Marian Cross country 3 4 lntra murals l 2 C' ur' Z., 121' ft? 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St. Thomas Football 15253545 Track 253545 Intramurals 1,25 Sodality 2 Boosters 3,45 Sodality 45 Class Officer 1,45 Basket- ball 1 29 '1 , - wg. 9 , 1, 51 rj f. 0: ,N ffw,5e,, f 1 NA My ' tfA?4fwa21HZ3g?fm,s'f if 15, 'f if vw 1 vw, ,M 1 -f ww, at ,, M',,yy.,f- 1,1 2 . .- t 427i'f7r , 3 5 5 ' 2 Wx, 9, I 'ffl Sr I I V Q 1 , , 'X' X 5- ' , 47' 'rf I K ff .-A I N V- I If 714 W ter M If I is Mondello. Frank A. MOUGYIY- Daniel P- Diz . . . Our Lady of Peace Moe . . --..., Si- AIOYSIUS Whirlo 2,3545 P 5- G 45 Bowl- ing 3545 Sodality 4: Dance Committee 45 Class Officer 25 Band 15 Intramurals 152. H X , ...V-' iz 5 .X - Myers, Iohn W. Iack .... , . St. Timothy Sodality 153,45 Band 152.3545 Service Club 15253545 Whirlo 1,25 Class Officer lg Intra- murals 1. TIL Niemiec. Edward S. Eddie , . ...,, St. Mary Lady of Czestachowa Library Staff 2,35 Whirlo 1 Intramurals 1. 1 I Intramurals 152. JB! av F f 'ign 'RIT' Niccoli, Dominic I. Nic . .. , .. St. Elizabeth Band 15253545 Football 35 Track 35 Sotiality 35 Intra- murals l,25 K of A 4. 'iz-ff Norton, Frank E. Frank ,,,..,., . St. Agnes Early morning landing. CATHEDRAL LATIN ml-'-'fs 'W' 'TZ' -cg... 7 . I Norton. Patrick I. Novak. Donald A. Nowak, Gerald A. O'Boyle. Iohn I. Blarney , Lady of Fatima Little Les .. . St. Timothy Ierry ,, Lady of Mt. Carmel Iohn ,, , , Christ the King Sodality 1,2,3,4g Class ofli- Sodality 4g Intramurals I. Intramurals lg Whirlo l,2,3, Class Officer l,2,3g Intra Cer l,2,3,4g Whirlo 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Cross-country 3,41 NHS 3,41 Golf 3,41 K of A 4. 'lf r y C7 , v:-1... . fy fa, IV! 'fy 1 X Oddo. Peter I. O'Donnell. Michael F. Cheat .. Lady Mt. Carmel Mike ,. . , St. Philomena Football lg Track 35 P 6- G Intramurals 1,2. 45 Intramurals l,2. murals l,2. 1. 'lb Olsen. Richard A. Richardo .. Corpus Christi Sodality l,2,3,4g Library Staff 2,3,4g Service Club 1, 2,3,4g Diocesan Chorus 2,3, 45 Glee Club 4g Whirlo 2, Winn'- Olsen, Thomas M. Tom .....,...,,. St. Ann Sodality l,2,3,4g Intramurals 25 Cross-country 1. 43 Km -.,,-7 'XT , F, ,X l ' ggi f 3 ,L , 1 O'Neill, Eugene R. Gene ..,.., St. Thomas Basketball l,2,3, IIV. Captl 45 Sodality 1,35 Class Offi- cer l 2 'QI' Papesch Ioseph A Big Ioe Gesu Rally Comrmttee 4 Intra murals 2 75.15 Qu 7 A9 f 'gl' Otto. Ivan L. Ive .... . . St. Stephen Senior Officerg Sodality QV, Preslg Student Council lSecl- Honor Poll' NHS CV Presl Lattneer Ilidl Dance and Rally Com mlttees Class Ofhcer P I Palermo, Charles- G. Honeybuckets, Holy Rosary Intramurals l,2. Papuga Davld G Pudooga St Charles Football I KF Capt l 2 3 4 Sodallty I 2 3 4 Class Oth Cer l 2 3 4 Student Coun I4 Track 3 P Intramurals I Dramatlcs IQ'- Petramc Theodore D Pruchmckr Ronald I Teddy St Iohn Baptxst Ron Ss Peter 5 Paul Intramurals Z 44 'K' Pause Carmen E ar Holy Rosary Intramurals I2 Class OII1 c I fif- Puchem Wnllxam M 1 St Txmothy Servlce Club I 23 4 CPre-sl Athletlc Manager I 2 3 4 Intramurals l 'C' Parkmson Donald S Guck St Txmothy Dance Comrmttee 34 So cla1ty 4 Math Club 4 Track I Wlurlo 2 Int a murals I2 Boosters 3 iff' Pucher Peter R Puch St Aloysxus Sentor Olflcer Sodallty fSen Presl Football ICO Captl Basketball CIV Co Captl Student Counctl C'I'reasl Track NHS 795.5 fr' Hegalbuio Downtown Class Offlcer murals l E- .xv Frank I. Holy Rosary 2 3 4 n ra '-I5 Rundo Iohn R Bulletts St Elizabeth Football l 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 Class Offtcer 3 Boosters 4 'ON X Rltt Iohn P ay St Ann Football l Rally Com m1ttee 4 Intramurals 12 'Q- -S' Cf' N Qumn Rlchard G Dlck St Phxlomena Sodalvy l Glee Club l Class Ofhcer l in 'va 'V' Yrs-1' 1-of Root Roy F Snack St Thomas Math Club 4 Dance Com mxttee 4 Class Offlcer 2 Q' Ns, Q-'-'11 Racela Iohn I Iohnny St Vrtus Scdalxty 34 Dan e Corn mittee 3 Intramurals 4? T Ross Roland I Seemore Intramurals Charles Russell Wnllxam D Rum James F Sands Thomasl Russ HOIY FGUUIY lm St Phxlomena Coach Holy Name C1555 Offlc 2 Stu em Intramurals 12 Ltbrary Staff 23 Gle Club Counc1l 2 Track 1 Whtrlo 4 Whlflo 12 CQMC 2 Intramurals I2 Cross country 3 45 L I l 5 'sv X ,' 1 N 5 ' . A 'E . I ' I , 'I C - 1, H Q 'f ' -ft' ' ' I I ----M' if fl ' . K Aff N 'l I I 1 A ' rar 3, ,f ' 1 ,.... f ,t..,,t '. of .' 'U st' I , ,g I t - I - I - l,2. I 2 ,- 53,1 tx V. AA - - x 'f ,Q I X- Q-- l . 1 I ' '- ,- I 5 , 2 ' ' ,, .5 ' ,, 'SF 2 d ,, I ' 9 ,: ,J A z Q ' l 'J 45 Santamana Ioseph A ose St Elxzabeth Basketball I 2 3 4 Sodallty Class Offtcer Track I Boosters 3 Dance Commtttee 3 '9x: 'Y QM div' 1, Scarcxpxno Sebustmn I Scabby St Anthony new-W' fw- 4' f Scullm Charles E Chuck St Timothy Sodaltty 3 Football 1 Track 2 -'-25 Smger Iohn T Butterball St Timothy Sodallty 34 Rally Com mtttee 4 Intramurals 1 Q-fx' Scala Rxchqrd C Skehan Mxchael I Skerl Wxllxam I Slogar Donald E Dick St Txmothy Mike St Momca Squlrtsxe St Vltus Slugger St Vxtus Honor Roll 134 Band I Honor Roll 1 Athletlc Man Soclaltty 2 Intramurals 12 Sodahty 134 Football 1 Chess Club4 Intramurals2 ager 1 Intramurals 12 in-nv' ...aff Slogar Ronald E Ron St Vxtus Sodalxty 12 Band 4 Foot ball 1 Intramurals 1 46 Smxth Thomas B Tom St Ann Sodaltty 4 K of A 4 Al bertus Magnus 4 Math Club 4 Honor Roll 34 ef-'V Soeder Ronald H Kxller Im Conceptlon Honor Roll 23 Sodallty 2 Whlrlo 2 Intramurals 1 GLASS 1955 3' -far I 975 . 1' Stebanski. Raymond E. Bones ,,,. , St. Casimir Sodality l,2g Camera Club l4: Latineer 3, Wnirlo Club 25 Honor Roll 35 Class Offi- cer lg lntramurals l,2. Spisalc, Frank A. Sroub, Wesley I. Stanic, Donald F. Spike , , Si. Margaret Lezz .....,.,, St. Benedict Panic ,, ..,, St. Vitus Cl'19SS Club 1,25 Intra- lnlramurals 1. Sodality l,3,4g Latineer 25 murals l,2. P CS C145 Dance Committee 3, 9 if if 'i,' Strainer, Iames A. Sirogin, Richard F. Stys, Daniel W. Svaiger, George Red .. St. Therese Oggie St. Thomas Lover Im. Heart of Mary George . Si. Vitus Sodality 4g Football 35 Sodality lg Whirlo lg lntra- Camera Club 4g Gleo Sodality 3,4. Intramurals 2. murals l,2. Club 45 Service Club 4. 6 . Out wiih ill . ,. 'Ui ti.,-' 1? fw' ,nur -snuff Terllzzl Ioseph A Llttle Ioe St Wenceslas Sodalrty 34 Class Offlcer 13 Student Councll 3 Football I Band 1 Cross country 2 P G G 4 Intra murals 12 Tomslc lohn I Tom St Lawrence Sodallty 34 Football 34 Whlrlo Club 12 Camera Cub I2 Glee Club 1 Intramurals 1 2 Toth W Ronald Boxhead St Phxlomena Football I 2 3 4 Ba ketball 1234 Sodaltty 12 3 4 Stu dent Counctl 1234 Class Oftlcer I 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 069' KW! Terselxc Richard A Rich Im Conception Honor Roll 13 Dance Com mlttee 4 Trafho Councxl 4 Toth Davld I Badman St Thomas Intramurals 12 Urbas Ioseph E oe St Vltus News Bowlmg 34 Sodaltty I Latmeer 1 Intramurals Szarwark Thomas M Tom Im Heart of Mary Sodallty 34 Ltbrary Staff 23 Camera Club 1 Honor R 1 Talor Iames F lm St Ladxslas Sodcillfy 1 NFL 1 Glee Club 1 Whtrlo 1 12 P' 4. Szuter Wnllram O Wxllxe St Margaret Sodalzty 12 Chess Club 12 Intramurals 12 Telenko Hlchard M Dlck St Ellzabeth Football I 2 3 4 Sodaltty I 2 3 4 NHS 3 4 Track 3 Class Ofhcer 24 uw 26 T'-v 5 2 if Cf 1' v4 fe, It , . M H -' 3 , 'I Q 1 . , ' l . I guy. 1. . . ' ' ...... . . -,t 1 W . ' ' . I ' I Vf'- ,V oll . - ' f I gk, '.-vAl -Q I pg-A 'Y i - l I . , ' I I ......,.., . ' ' E vllul E , - J S or X , I :I 1 5 . , , , :V ' 2 A, 1 738, 1 5 gi . . . , ., l I I . 1 . . f 8 A 'K Y Q ' ff A ' . ff. 4 ' Civ I I I - . frfg V Q A I 'v . R p ', , ' . . YK I iss.-' f 1 1 2 I I I VA , ,. 2 V I E I ' . . . . . I ......,,.,.. . 4 Q- , , , 1 S A , : ' ,. Q' a X 3' . ' . - . A , I 1 A , , , Q 1,2. Y I tr s . QQ ' x r il ,1 ' 48 1 f a-'I Q. , 4 I - l 1 41-4? -4-.0 N11 'K -ost' 13:7 Wolnar Stanley W Stas St Iosaphat Sodahty 124 Math Club Honor Roll 2 In ra murals I2 Zammataro Francxs A Zam St Thomas So alxty 234 P 61 G 4 fEdl Latmeer 34 Rally Commlttee 4 Intramurals 'lu-nf' x.. 1- 'U' 'R Zablotny Ronald I Ron Ss Peter G Paul Sodahty 34 Whlrlo 3 Glee Club 4 Chess Club 4 Dramatlcs 2 Class Ofllcer 3 Zlvny Robert R Bob St Momca Sodalzty l 2 34 Band l 2 34 Wh1rlol23 PCSG4 Camera Club 1 Vzland Roger P Hog St Benedlct Band l 2 3 Intramurals l 2 lass Ofhcer 3 Von Alt Kenneth H Ken St Cecelia Band 1234 Sodallty 2 Intramurals 1 Walsh Nezl T Lzttle Moose St Mxchael Sodallty l Dance Com mlttee 4 Class Offtcer 4 H.,- Vltolo Anthonyl Vxts St Margaret Mary Class Olflcer 12 lntra murals I2 Walsh Daniel P Danny Epxphany K of A 3 4 Wells Iames P xm St Phllomena Sodallty l 2 3 4 Whlrlo I 2 3 Dance Commlttee 4 Glee 41 sf 'tv fr' QA .,... J .. . ' , ,.. -. A - l , C V V., I V V I A I l A to all f l1,t Af? A 4. X y hr' - . ': V xy ,f A' V 2 I fr. .' ' I. -I' ..... '. . .,r - ' 1 ' 1 ' : V N.. f A Intramurals l, Club 4g Intramurals l,2, ,Vg I V flxil hx ' tx' A 4: I I I 1 t - 1 I 1 ww SN ,I . , - , , 1 I I I I . 1 U l,2. A -vnu Q ,T.. wwf' 5+ 4 . wwf' J s 's V uv Q, . 0 ,fxf Ml' -5 , P Q? Q' 1, 4 1' ' 1 ' RT537 Ierry Goudrecu demonstrated the re-awakened Latin spirit P' 4' 'ful-V' ' II llillllllllllnllnulliiluilinunfilennu nun HE 'TI l-I-IIIIIQI IUKIIII llli lllll Ill!!! ill!! I IIIIIILIL- Illll- I- l!l!l l!n!i- img!!! llll!!! !!!!!!! Il!i!!!!!! llllllll HHIIII !!!!!!!...lll!!!! '!-. lllllllllll lilllll iiiiiiillll 'iiiiiifll . E5iSI EE2E5a.IFSIEEEEEEEE iiglhliiiiiglliiilidhl EEEHEIIESEE! ' ?E55I5 E555-1' Ill!:f'i'iei!l ll::.-..:ll::5i ' 'i5::lllullis:::g '::............... ' Il'l 'ih....., '::2!lll: '::. ':::::::::zsml '::::::g.-::.r5-' .:....!2!lIllE.., E IH in lE:::::'i !E!!!'!!' 1 Slll l I . um : JK lg mu Iglgmm q lllll ni I lllll illlllll um l ll:::::...., :::alllP'.-sllm:EE: ' 5E!!E::::n2'F -1' a.:... lllllllll lllllll nm: lllllllll nnpm um lllllll llllIlllI1ll! all lllulllllmsl F' Il ll 5- . 4-. ll! IIIIIII lnln lllllll IIIIII ll-IIIIIETI asss..sEi'i.!le-if 'iii 4 :ii ii! :lll!!!! PARTICIPATION AND SUPPORT ARE THE TWO WORDS WHICH ADE- QUATELY DESCRIBE 'I'HE UNDER- CLASS DIVISIONS THIS PAST YEAR. IN THE PARTICIPATION OF EX'I'RA- CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND THE SUPPORT OF THE SCHOOL TEAMS AND DRIVES, THE UNDERCLASSMEN DEMONSTRATED THE REAL LATIN SPIRIT TO THE HIGHEST DEGREE. f lggggg----iggggaff.- '22ss!F!R!!Esssse!g ' 5 - I af IIIII Il I-: III !i- I ,,,ggEgRLE I LLLL II!'n...f ..g.g., JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS si A' Q.. 3 g D'Amico, F. V . D Jr in 'gf Verderber, I. f' I 3 . , , 3 , . Deininger. L. Goudreau. G. -' Iezior, M. 'I-'fwf W Sierbank. R. . 5 f-- 'NS f , X Q, ,, xv Vx Q- 5 , , Q- 1 f 1 fr , Voncxlt. D. K 2 f ' I I I ' w Top Row I LaMarca I Evans I. Nehez I. Magri W. Rogers T Sweeney I Putka T. Monahcxm M. Walket. Third Row A Amato T Browne R. Reinmann R. Snyder I Kolenic I Gayer P. Kelly W. Irwin. Second Row B D1leno L Masterson I. Thompson T, ONeill, Spirit characterized the class of SA, This spirit was shown by the ma1or1ty of the class partici- pating in twenty one extra-curricular activities. The sodality claimed thirteen members of the class while athletics had four. William Dileno, Donald McFarren, William Rogers, and Ioseph Kolenic were the athletes. Iunior A chose as their officers Ierry Goudreau, president, Ioseph Magri, vice- presldent, William Rogers, secretaryg and Thomas O Neill, treasurer. - 1 Q -5 'K - 7 ? Q i 9 f .4 . 1 .N 1 L , I , 1 4 x . , ,, I E I 1 4. Y t . 'll s K' hu . f Q .AM - ' i'- 'K N , 'Q V U Y 4 .kv , H., g in I . , - I 1 f D , . , . , . : . , . . I I - I 1 ' I f I : . . - , 1 O I. Cavaluchi, I, Goudreau, I. Sauto, R. Spano, C Hofstetter. First Row: F. Petrello, I. Kruczek, K. Vavra T. Sikora, M. Coughlin, F. D'Amico, L. Seman, I Firment, C, Capek, D. McFarren. 1- Magri cheats again. f Top How: G. Laycock, I. Monroe, T, Quinlan, I. Widmer, F. Zadell, R, Szalay, R. Farmer, P Slars, R. Richter. Third Row: N. Orlando, T Free, T. Berganski, T. Divis, I. Argie, D. Sroczynski, P, Gielink, G. Chyall. Second Row: D. Shadburn, E. Davis. S. Kovacs, I. Carleton, sl QC ' ' flf'Zgt.-'. 5'-I Led by class officers Ray Szaley, president: Iim Monroe, vice-president, Nicholas Orlando, treasurer, and Albert Rossi, Student Council representative, the class ot 3B was well repre- sented in extra-curricular activities. Seven members of the homeroom partici- pated in athletics. Iournalism Was the interests ot three: Ioe Verderber, Dale Shadburn, and Bob Toth. 3B was under the direction ot Brother George Dury, SM. Dig that crazy wallpaper. I. Marche-se, I. Verderber, L. Scheuer, C. Brunello, E. Krzywicki. Front Row: A. Dippel, R. Mennett, R. Toth, R McNamara, E. Cromling, A. Rossi, R. Grecol, R. Kelly. z F ? 1 2 ., Y. E 3C, under the direction of Brother Iohn Pawlos, SM., was among the highest in the junior divi- sion in all drives. The class had Norman Novotny, Richard'Cuva, Richard Palfyf Ken Mrozinski, Ierry Rairner, Iim McNulty, Ron Fusile, Tony Drobnik, Lenny Pitten, Bruce Stanton, and Iirn Artake taking part in sodality Work. Iunior C was the only junior class to have anyone on the basketball team with Ed Glinski and Tony Drobnik playing varsity ball. The class officers were Ken Mrozinski, presi- dent, Ed Glinski, vice-president, Iohn DeGiro- lamo, secretary, and Richard Cuva, treasurer. Top Row: G. Raimer, H. Huebner, C. Salomon, R Kesterrnan E Glinski T Harmocl A Drobnick R Veres, K. Mrozinski. Third Row: L. Pitten, F. Stergar R. Palfy, N. Novotry, E. Walsh, W, Icrzabek L. Shuss I. Trornbetta, F. Taylor. Second Row: I. Artale, I. Bova Hey, wheres my locker? W. Kuhar, P, Wilkes, A. Fecko, P. Delaney, I. McNulty R. Fusile, E. Riha. First Row: M. Leone, L. Bush, R Cuva, R. Soinski, F. Marinelli, I. DeGiro1amo, Di Kowallek. T. Coleman, E. Miller. Absent: I. Carlson. F i . x W ..,,. ,.,', ' 4 fl' ,,f K . .,f Milroy, T. Marinelli, L. Deininger, D. Vonalt, F. Fedor, I. Ulas, F. Mack. Bottom Row: E. Labuda, D. Gogliardo, B. Segro,'B. Ranallo, F. Golinar, I. Krejsa, R. Sterbank, I. Corsaro, T. Smith. Absent: P, Kinney, W. Logue, With Brother Lester Dwyer, SM., as moderator, 3D proved to be a leading class in the junior division. Under the leadership ot Tom Hunt, president, loe Rini, vice-president, Mike O'Brien, secretary, Pete Kinney, treasurer, and Bob Sterbank, Student Council representative, this class of '56 placed members in almost every activity. Hunt and Mike Iezior repre- sented the class on the varsity football team while Felix Fedor and Tom Marine-lli helped bolster the cross-country team. The band had four members in Frank Mack, Dick Sibbing, Sterbank, and Iohn Ulas. The largest repre- sentation was in the Iunior Booster Club with Don Gagliardo, Elmer Labuda, Marinelli, Paul Milroy, and Basil Segro in membership. Wheres the comic books? xl I, db' 5 ' s 51 Top Row: R Ldlly 2 KfIChEI61K C Elms H Reeves SCIFFK1 A Clifih F F ddr Y M SEl'.'2ggl.f A E-I'1'!l 'ff 315240 '-'f Iglew,ek1 F 3733.211 C Ferrizztl FIISYROW SlgfTI',lf'.if Third Row: Q. C135 G Ggzrtlxii R Hitt .fx I CSSf'311O,F Sidi. e F DCI +- Dfraxcc P Mm-:sei H Thzrizs R Krxetz I Mormkcc S Vfeliika S ff3Q'Y Absenf R KF G Hedgson Second How: A Mdgalsfci A Baker R O Under the sllpefrvxslom ef Bro Cdrmil Annunzidtd, the Class oficers of SE were Rondld Prdsek, president Rdlph Thomas v president dnd Arneld Baker secretzry, Tang' f.fdgdlsk1 Gary Hedgscri Citi Pe' YUZZCI, ferry Gdrtlzid Bob Seinski Ierrg' lfcrfsi and Rjilfli Thomas belciged tc the jpmier SOC1CI11f'.'. Oxr bdid Hieribers were Tony Dfrdnc f!fdttSelx'dg31o Iclii Iffdrmke and Bti Lusk Matt Selvdqglo was dlso d Kmdht of the Altd THR BYCAJS11 was Q photefrrcpher for the Ldtzr eer 'While Ralph Tfizrxds held f C' 1 M Prdsek Cfxrried the .rp rt .. tqte LfLlGI'fE'I'b1CfC, A V BCD Rlff Frank S1g:t1i,xrid WCW 31 and Thcrids Ccxpzseii CI lzrce cart ef the Glee Cfgb Hewfzrd Reeves V Ii er C' ,li Ieetbdll tezzi els: :ididled fu' 'MP4' vs.. .V,,.,,4.. H, ... T1'fRQL'LYC'SP2r 69? cr' SCPHCMCJRE HONOR STUDENTS Koprowski, K. If , E f ., N V7 J :lx ,,,, f' . Y J Q F I Lutz,'1'. I 14 Y' r'.,, 1, Y M A I r fail I Vgmo I. Stupczy I Lsrtlkpnzii S C0 L, T IvT',t,::: H Lapis: F Gr':g,, ',',' O Guel T Kxtg, leg' I Dc 'W Puskw' 5-. AWGN' Firsi Row: G D13 ' QTTZIT-EI' A Purrygrx f LQLTZ Absen' C Svilfw -vf , . -W , 4' dv ,. A.,.,,, . .. SC gd ,zpjgti QA 5:21 S: T lgg 1 Mfgqgv 'gfl -.A .,.-,A, V, ... . ,ff f?f' w.v-f- NV YP, -A .. . F ,N , ,, ..., v YA,, V-, K,-, ,W N , . ..,, ...A . .. f. wh df.. ,M fvgqwfxgv- I W.,-.aY+ Ve 41011 day Tmrty mre stude e o Row v V 'kgxas A S R Sw 3 K1 I Vclrg C1 T Cx A S1 11' 3 Thxrd Row: D 1 g W arc: Be A Vale lan D I-mdo K R Kuwesw wel 'A zkc Second Row Q u '1 Ax F So-colovvex TT, Maski mrs! Row R GHGOII., me -c 1.1t'1 crgl e 'ggavic I He e E Se Sak A R d gm .Sv 46' O to C1 late start 2B soon DSCCIIT6 We rolling e ' f CIfh9T9d me ross I1 me me .lidgulum d percent reached ighest in 1 e sopnorrore dlvlswon in the sa e ef fcotbcxll 3: cf the kets sold -fn Y-rvv-54C:v, .. yu... . e Sched. lined my .e ICIYVGS 5 Rerxzrcii' Top Row: R Zawadski R Moll S Koss, R Bcr1ick,I Wawrzynsk: R BertscliI Burazi A . A xg I I ' , rg 31'-fl ' QV: I . if Mliriac. Second How: E Kostiha, L Baczek E Youmell R Stringer W Nieser A Schoenberg, A Vedegys E Buzzelli Third Row: W, Ianke, I. Iarzyrikowski, D, Bossard K Cudnilc, P. Chuppa T Faririacci, R. Scalia I Moriarty Bottom Row: S. Giallariza R Truszczyriski, F Hibler E. Lustik, I Harrier, D. Doptis, S Parisi, F, Troyari, Missing: I Petsock R Hedges A Darby. .ivpfw 6' Participation in the extracurricular activities of the school was the preolomiriating characterf istic of 2C The rnerxbers at the homeroom were active in eleven school activities. Edward Buzzelli, Vvfiliani Iartlce, Stanley Koss, William lrfieser, Roger Stringer, Earl Yourriell, arid Raymond Zawadzlci comprised 2Cs contribution to the Iayvee grga squad ICS9:Cl'l Iarzyrilcowski represented the class on the varsity football team, Zawadzski was tlie crily member of the class on the varsity basketball tear: The class officers were Buzzelli, president Koss vicerpresialeif RcrertEci1ck seoretary cnet Strphqer treasurer 2C was uraer the arrection ol Brother Cliaies Gauslxig, SM. :ie xorzf 11:1 lf'1I1 U nnfi F5 6 A 5.. ,M at ' It Top Row: N Schork, E. Walsh, P Karngs .R Bruhn, VV Koerber, T, Berry, L Oswald, R Bezoski, W. Buddy, I. Bylewski. Third Row: I.. Trunk VJ O'Connor, G. Schabroni, R Dilisi, I. Vedegys, B. lacompo, F. Parc R. Sakai I Smith Second Row: K. Koprowski, R Kowalski, G Sulik Z Molnor D. DiFr::tco, T Rohr M. Lloyd, T Gulick, P. DeGrandis A. Cellura. First Row: G. Schoenberg, T Dowling, I. Yonke, V. Pagliorulo, T. Coughlin R Vorga, D. Novotny, I. Vonek, F Kriz R Budnick. Svphv Q Under the leadership of Robert Kowolski, president, William 0'Connor, vice-president, Molcum Lloyd, secretory, Peter Komis, treas- urer, 2D placed high in the Sophomore division in both school spirit ond extroe curricular activities. Representing the clctss in Iotyvee basketboll were Kenneth Koprowski, Larry Trunk, ond Lloyd. Kowolski was the closss contribution to tne varsity tootboll teotm while Bernard lacompo, Kormis, 'Walter Korber, Ierry Bylewf ski, Lloyd, ond O'Connor were members ol the Iayvee football team. Musically inclined were Thomos Coughlin, Richard Sokal, and Frank Kres, members ol the schools band. I ee IS 1-- ,f f 1 Q. Top Row: VV O'Brien W Harwood, I, Urbortcic, I, Simi, G, Veloski, I O'Nei1l, S Teleky, I Flaherty Third Row: I. Kosek, E Oddc, F Cugini, I, Coneglio C. Gicrgi K Stevens, K. Rodto A Dkrmco Second Row:I Kavol F, Shdid, S Pldnietd R Dudick, E Huddk, R. Ciolek, K Bures I, Buckley, C, Podwoski, Bottom Row: I. Pilch, R. Ccxtirlo R, Kennedy, T Uloszewski U Amodeo I Lucas R,Giebe1 T,Drurr1r:ond E Medlin Svpfw 'Vos Loi: k 6 2E wos one of the most oggressive cmd SIQQTIIGCT classes the Sojoh dxvisiori. The cff1- cers ore Biogio Cddo, president, Frank Cugmi, vice-president Cori Podvroski, secretory, Ioe Corteglio, tredsurer ond Km Kdvdl, Studeit Council YGDYGSGRTUKVS, 22 clcums six meme bers of the IV ftotooill tedrn, These QYICTLLCTG Wes Horn-food Kei Stefeis, did Ken Eures. Larry Kosek ond fdmes Flaherty ploy IV 4: bosketlodll, Ffteei ootiie rierilcers 111 the Sodoltty ond C.Sf.fC. corjorise the splritui power of QE. This is also exemjoliied by the olmost iiojy otteioence or floss by soztie of the pools, The jcuridiists li the root ore Bolo Cotino, Ichn Urooncio, omd Bob Cgolek The close QS olsc fejcreseifed LIT the bond log' Pixy Keiiedy the chess club Viice Ariodeo oio the oowflig Teo: by I Steve Ploxetd FRESHMAN HONOR STUDENTS ww ' 'Vg ,N Y W A sya f j Q' , xi: I Cook, S, CQHUIU' M' xngfdsiic' Ni 'Z FA, V 4-1' s Nagy. L. ,V Keifier. R. 'fr Y 9' 1 f C' J: 23 4' i Krus, 13, Sodiu. i , 4 xi S R0klCkl G I. ,vans LL Q Cox, C. 'Wi qua tw A . if Forastiero, R. Goudrecxu. K. gf ' 1 1 1 . ' ' 41 5 A s R A K ug, . 4 Hocevax. F. if Q 'F kg Q: Q., rl Erker. I. Gambatese, A. Haas. I. 3 Q, 'sq , V . gi I 4 , Z 3 ., 2 r Q , Hovan. K. Top Row: E Fcntana, P Maruna P Barragate I, Duffy M Ccllura R Perlco, T, Persin, R. Gaudio D. Brandt, I Ireritartelli I, Elwell Third Row: R Csatko F Hccevaz' C DeSantis I Cravens, V Shuster, E DeRose C Pinskey R Tusai, R Marunowski G Poiczclci R Perrotti Second Row:I Piunnc E Bira Several act1vities are participated in by the members of Freshman A: tootball, basketball, the band, and the chess club to name only a few Keeping with the Latin tradition, practically all of its members were active in e1ther the sodality or the CSMC Faced by Ioe Piunno, third highest seller the schcol, lA was one of the leaders in the Sauidaulum drive as well as winding up Thats :ne Way 1: get 1 ' e- wcrlc done J X 'Yr ' -'u F DIFICIITCISCO, I Santantonio I Zwillina E, Walsh T Szohlender, R Sczepanslci, T. Forrisfal C Zatliro First Row: I Winterich,.R Kubinski T Krejsa S Caronite F Saraes, I. DeFoor R Kabat I, Olsen, I DeMarchi N Sturm. 0 second in the Red Feather Drive. Horneroom reins were held by Mario Collura, presidentg Fred Saraes, treasurerg and a homeroom council composed ot Piunno, Ernie DeRose, and Ed Walsh. Brother William Chapman, SM, homeroom advisor, was instrumental in the success of this class J. ff? , si Q' f Jr! 65 XX w ' , -x I ' ff , . ffl Marshall R Zohonyi, D Hcxrriger, C Grodach T. O'Cormcr, A. Cliflel, W. Purson, H. Szcxbrak, B. Hurff First Row: 'l' Beres, I. Kolenlch, R. Amino, I Shigo. C Bucsek R. Schcibroni, T. Kondilc M. Buccxlo E. Smczydc Absent A. Cerrilo Amino R. Smigel. Second Row: C. Archccki, W Horan S Pelrellcx, M. Tomcro, E. Bcryus, R. Anlol, R. Sykes I Mmarchio F. Gerome, R. Riedel First Row: I LeRoy, R Burrows, R Lcxlsko, I. Briclccxcelc, R. Lutz I. Kelly, F. Kolbc, I. Wilczewslci, I. Erker D. Matthews n s 2 H n n 4 ll N lv ' :H- .lf 3 48 To say Freshman B is athletically inclined is indeed an understatement. Participating on the football squad were five men, While the basket- ball team claimed the services of two more. Among other activities We find that Fresh- man B excelled in sodality membership with twenty-one members, While fifteen men offered their musical talents to the services of the band. Being active in all the extra-curricular activ- ities Wasn't enough for lB, each member Went even further to show his school spirit by selling at least ten Squidgulum books. The homeroom advisor, Brother Iames Roche, SM., along with class officers led their homeroom through a successful and spirited school year. Going down the hard way J Winning seven pennants in the Squidgulum Drive was only one of the feats accomplished by Freshman C. Among its forty-one members you can find vibrant interest in all the activ- ities. Spiritually speaking, just about the entire class devotes its time to the sodality and its ensuing projects. Painting signs, putting them up, and bringing them to rallies points out even more that lC had that Latin spirit. Foot- ball players, basketball players, debators- all could be found in lC. Combining both athletic efforts and intellec- tual achievements lC proved to be one ol the most enterprising classes in its division. Brother Bichard Gausling, SM., was the home- room advisor. How 'bout that if+5'H.1. .,,,- , . '? limb -lf'H:'f-2. - A . QL1 L N , .I -4 nn .- 'X 4 . ' T , N l y ,N ,fm fix Y 68 J Q Not one member of Freshman D failed to be in at least one activity. Included in their accom- plishments is the fact that they finished third in the Sguidgulum. One of the biggest accomplishments of the class was that twenty-five members partici- pated in the sodality The freshmen grid squad took the interest of eight others, and the cross- country and basketball teams claimed the interest of four. Six members of the class were active in the two Cathedral Latin bands, three in the cadet band, three in the senior band. Schmile already 3 6 A variety of activities connected Freshman E with Latin. Football, basketball, sodality, C.S.M.C., and the band were only a few. Students participating in the sodality in- cluded William Susel, Edward Petkovich, Tom laksa, George Telenko, William Vincent, Stephen Peters, Tom Oflztourke, Kenneth Kaminski, and David Kanuch, while lim Haas, Michael Holvey, and Lewis Dobas were mem' bers of the C.S,lVl.C Composing or good part of that high calibre frosh football team were Vincent laksa, Telenko, Petkovich and Susel. With the help of Brother Francis McCulken, SM., and homeroom officers, which ircluded George Telenko, president, Tony Cook, vicef president, Iarnes Bogucki, secretary, and William Vincent, treasurer, lE was a truly active class. Try the combznation 5 .u. 3 ,I gi . rf ?i g . .. A V , I 1 ' its tw- ! 9' f rf Fourth Row: E Evans, I. Olivo N. Wysocki E. McGrath T. Connors, R. Keiffer I. Show, I Patch, I. Marksz I Pottinger, F LaMorca. Third Row: l. Kopittke, P Murphy E Mortineau, C. Artirio I Stopko, I. Rusncrlc VV' Miller I lrwii R. Glmski, I Sozlga, I Paulo Second Row: D Cahur, R Morway, E Rutkoski, R Fourth Row: V Emilia C Copuio I Horrigim G McMorris, C. Bell, K O'Day T. Oliourlce G. Telenlco, W Susel Third Row: C Amato, C Fortunate K Kamiriski l Iakso E Ryser, E Petlcovich S Peters, D Kanuch Second Row: L Dobos T Eriglehaupt W. .Z- ,Q N my ..-f W !--!.e- lu' - .W 'E1'lN't ',-Liz? Nero, C. Rcggenburk, T Panzero F Powers, R. Piga! I, Eriglehart, T Sheahen, C. LoPresti First Row: A Aikeris, F. Coneglio, N. lngrassia A Gombcztese P Comillo, T Collins, H. Wheatley, R Brese W Miller, R. Loeser. Vincent, H. Meriart, I Horvoth, C. Cox, B Damusis, A Garlcauslcas A Matulioxis First Row: K Rczak, B Divis V. Haas, T Kowallek R. Weber, I Marciriski, I. Boguclci, I. Vajda, S. Cook, I. Ictcob I N Q 3 3 514 Po .- Inj 1, W.. Top Row: C. Bordonaro, F. Mancini, W. Koke, L. Dropic, W Davis I. Corisolo, G. Zanutic, R. Saudauskas, K Seiifert, G. Wiatrowski. Third Row: R. Lewis, D. Iacofano, H. Iasinski, T. Laffey, A. Malinauskas, I. Tracz, I. Mulica, G. Nowak, I. Bixier, I. Frydl. Second Top Row: R. Miller, P. Lombardo, B. Krzys, T. Smayda I. Masar, W. Sedensky, M. Norman N. Olivo. C. Hull W. Holmes. Third Row: D. Krus, T Vande-Mctter, F Clear, A Stolarski, L. Nagy, D. Grady, A. Modestas R. Keiffer, E. Barreti. Second Row: K. Scheuer, T. Ioyce, IINCC I Row: R. O'Keefe, I. Longo, I. Pangonis, E. Rowan. P. Wypasek, D. Gerome, I. Harris, I. Lapka, A. Wisniewski, L. Piecuch. First Row: G. Savage, D. Seymour, K. Goudreau, T, Widmer, I. Vargo, I. Gregg, I. Perella, R. Materewicz, C. Gabele, D. Krol. I. Takacs, W. Hartory, R. Kabat, A, Walsh, L, Harriger, F. Charlillo, A. Ceo, T. Palisin. First Row: P. Cudnik I. Baracz, R. Texler, D. O'Shea, I. Zupancic, I. Sundra F. Mulhall, G. Bujarski, R. Delambo, K. Hayes. , X., xiii ,rr Q N f ir 3 J Finest, First, Forever! ln a nutshell, that was the motto of Freshman F. Trying to live up to the motto was quite a feat. Freshman F had members in a multitude ot activities, including the sodality, band, foot- ball, and basketball. Friday was the day designated ior class meetings. These meetings consisted in various committees reporting on different events hap- pening throughout the school, and discussing ways and means of contributing to or control- ling them. Brother Williarn,Behringer, SM.-, was homeroom advisor. Sitting Bull never had it so good. 3 5 Freshman G, composed of thirty-nine Latin men, showed progressing spirit this year by winding up high in both the Squidgulum and Community Chest Drives. The class was run on a democratic basis. When a problem for discussion came up, class officers presided and the entire class participated in the discussion. The class was divided into the Spirit, Drives, Decorations, and Maintenance Committees. Freshman G also took an active part in school activities with 14 sodalists, 6 men on the frosh football squad, and three band members. Helping to guide these men of Latin was Brother Carl Smith, SM. Young men bring back past ages. Xffmx Top Row D Ulmer R Coulter T Mekara O Drayton E Ramen E Bell I P terl1n C Slapnlk I Cook D Taghatern Thmrd Row I Frtzgerald R Fmk R Pavllsh D Ratlno E lllek I Glrbmo R Frank l Brennan A Nuzzo W Condon Second Row F Sveyda C Santello Perhaps the most actlve class m the fresh man d1v1s1on was Freshman H Representlng trosh H on the gnd squad were Mlckey Beckstlo Carman Santlllo lames F1tzgerald Iohn Cook Robert Coulter Ons Drayton Anthony Nazzo Thomas Mekara Robert xf' f N,f,PN.fff' ,. .9- -,QNJ fx RN!!-P ,AW We I Herxng A Kavahauskas R Marko C McEll1gott D Wohl P Ungerer R Fmley R Sprewak Fxrst Row I Kasteltc E Hayes G Dupper E Hodgdon P Horgan W McHugh I Blatmk E Lcxczko R Mohca P Mclnerny Abe nt M Becksted Marko and Davrd Ulmer The hardwooiiers ot the class were Fltzgerald Cook and Drayton However athletlcs Was not the only actrvlty whlch was heavlly partlclpated ln The sodal 1ty clatmed the hlghest number of students 1n the class fourteen Its in the book, s ...K 1 Y h h ' 'ff - a Q I, vmkxx Q W ,X in :QA qw. V..- 5 X X 1-ff A-.pi-v , If N ,fx if f Q 1 . 1 . MD' .x-, 1 ' . .. A . , '-gg'if57:f1?.,i't'f' fm, fl tfk, 94 ,lib '. 1, N' ,,.,' , 1 Q f' ' ,1 if 3. ' s f QQ, . I 1,4 ' A gy, v 4 Y C4 ',. .1 ..-L 6 4 Lf I , 1 1 ' . 4 A, .,N-st . -wg'-si. mf Af A Q 'T ff Sv 519-Q--bv' 4 ?f w ,,,. i S. J' L ,sw-12 , f IQ! A Hffu. 4 , .J 1'-.-Y Ivcm Otto showed the new s ' 't , pm in sodcxlity activities. M ' 1 ,mfr .....w':::f ,- ' L u ft' 4514 '-rw: in u' 4 I Illllllllllillllllllll lllllllll-nllm:mllIImRlii in ffHimsa-!!!!'--fsesaiasaiaaaaiiim -- I IIIIIXIII llll I Maasai 'iig- IIEII Ill-Illll-Ilia IIIIIIJII Iilllql 1 I I I- 'E lllllllll nas, ..,.. li. IEIIIF EMI: lf'-'T-T ll Ill EEE--ggi-5- V 3 '-- 3135! ::Slllll-i :I-::::..-!!!!liIl IN EVERY RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY, ESPECIALLY IN THE SODALITY, THE STUDENT BODY REALIZED WONDER- FUL PARTICIPATION. CERTAINLY NO REAL REVIVAL IN SCHOOL SPIRIT COULD BE E55-fEasgggggiiijfgiif5f!i'!55Q!!. Eiiiiiiil':'ifii..-f':'1 TfIiE'!!' 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Begin lays the cornerstone of the new faculty house Looking on are Fathers Kinchius, Bodie McMahon and Zeinz i s S F 4 24 QW March 19th was truly a highlight of the year as Bishop Krol consecrated the altar in the Brothers' new chapel and blessed the faculty house, He is pictured here beside the beautiful tabernacle, his gracious donation to the Brothers, 'lb 17 ,.L.---J Officers of the .sodality form an honor guard as Father Kinchius carries the Blessed Sacrament from the audi- torium after Benediction The student body kneels in adoration. Beliaion -V-the fourth B in education, is the basic principle behind any Catholic School. Keeping this in sight there were many religious activities dur1ng the past year As usual, there were the days of recollection, wiiich the students have become well accus- tomed to over the past few years. One out- standina event was the solemn closing of the Marian Year, There were also extracurricular activities such as the Sodality and Catholic Students Mission Crusade. The Knights of the Altar also provide servers for the various religious activities. Father Bodie supervises the placement of the statue. .ng if susan:-nun! X U 5 3 'L 4.-vii wr S11 qw-v In the larger picture is the stage as seen from the balcony during Chcxminide Day proceed- ings. The smaller picture shows the stage as seen from the wings during the closing of the Mcxricm Year, K , I .d' xx. Gettmg therr throats blessed are 'members of Brother Iohrr Pawlos SM sodahty group They are Eagerxe Mamsta Wllharn Lewrs Thomas Srruth Robert Malecek Mxchael Kur11ec Robert Zzvny and Denms Bryant ,CGS al F Bro 'rer Dwyer Sodahty group They are Iohn Maloros Thomas Szarwark Ioseph Terl z 1 Iames Stramer Ar Fuersi Q1 h d c ar Olser Frame DeRose A1Makrcnsky Don N ovak Tohru Kurresh Ronald Zablofny LOUIS Hru h and Thomas Karms rar Mondello condsrcts a meetmg of Senior sodalists are shown as they are dedicated for life to the Blessed Virgin, as the final step of their advancement in the sodality. Standing at the foot of a Marian Year billboard are the officers of the sodality. They are Robert Mellert, Treasurerg Marvin Cook, Secretary, Paul Iankowski, Prefect, Ivan Otto, Vice-Prefect, and Pete Pucher, Senior division President. The writing and living of a plan of life is the aim of the senior sodality. All the principles learned in the past three years of sodality work are to be incorporated into this master plan. Discussions are held at the group meetings, and notes for the plan are taken by the mem- bers. At general meetings, the members get together to see what the other groups are doing, Discussion and consultation are also held with the moderator. During the summer several members of the senior sodality, including most of its officers, took a course in sodality leadership at a study week held near Pittsburgh. Shown here is a meeting of the sodality group under Brother Iohn Schneider, SM. Seated around the table are Pete Pucher, Don Gould, Dennis Bryant, George Svajger, Iohn Racella, Thomas Fitzgerald, Richard Telenko, Don Lawrence, Anthony Federico, Thomas Croft, Don Parkinson, Iames Wells, and Ivan Otto. i t In tt' it ill UFO :TN 1 X . . UU , L htm is V X' QMW1 :V fulf- . ll'w writ? l't'N f'm1:'zX-I' ' at fx xml: ful 'lk N lli lin! ill! v , M., xi 'Z' i 'fe T N 12 '.l-.f Preparation ot members for their final recep- tion into the sodality is the aim of the lunior Sodality. The goal of all members is their final and total consecration for life to our Blessed Mother. lunior sodalists hold a discussion. They are R, Toth, G. Goudreau, D. Shadburn, B. Segro, D. Gagliardo, I. Verdeber, and I. Magri. Members of Father McMahon':3 group study some of their literature. They are I. Sauto, O. Reinmann, T. Coleman, L. Deininger, I. Artale R. Palfy, I. Kruczek, G. Raimer, A. Drob- nick. . H. One group of juniors, under the direction of Father Raymond McMahon, carries on special activities to tight Communism. They pay partic- ular attention to Communist infiltration of the entertainment industry. R. Sterbank. l. Argie, I. Gayer, B. Segro, N. Novotny, N. Feder, R. Szaley, W. Rogers, members of one of the lunior sodality groups. - W whuvchh Qt t l Tue L gy X ftlllr ill! f-md dl ' K? y --K Y FRONT ROW: T, Mscichowski, P. Kin- ney, I. Rini, T. Hunt, M. Iezior, M. Cauglin. BACK ROW: S. Kovacs, I. Putka, A. Furale, I. Scrozinski, W. Irwin. CJ suv yt Q t 22 1 T i, 43 K' 1 if ,., 4 'Sv 'Nu- ,,fx, Father Thomas Bodie receives Dale Shadburn into the sodaiity. Looking on and assisting are Father Kinchius and Father McMahon. BACK ROW: I. Cook, T. Mekara, I. Fitzgerald, R Kubinski, O. Drayton, I. Suridra, R. Molica, A. Cerrito M. Bucalo, I. Shigo, C. Artirio, R. Forastiero, G. Iira K. Archacki, I. Winterich. MIDDLE ROW: I. Mulica, R Pigat, I. Perella, E. Cermak, A. Cliffel, R. Antol, C Pavone, R. Marko, I. Capretta, W. Sedensky, R. Csoltko J BACK ROW: M. Rotherzberger, R. Iasinski, R. Fridyl, I. Bogucki, T. O'Rourke, V. Diridia, E. Petkovich, S. Cook, T, Iaksa, C. Caputo, A. Nuzzo, G. Telenko. MIDDLE ROW: D. Grady, W. Davis, A. Thomas, I. Paulo, A. K .L'-. I I I I I I I 7 i y I W. Purson, N. Irigrassia, V. Matulevicius, I. Parch I. Harris. FRONT ROW: I. Sodja, D. Miller, W, Kabat K. Goudreau, T. Szahlender, R. Perrotti, D. O'Shay R. Gaudio, R. Riedel, B. Furst, A. Stolarski, H. Wheat- ley, N. Wysocki, M. Collura, R, Kowalski, T. Cardiria 50 . Cliffel, R. Antol, C. Pavorie, G. Stephens, I. Capretta T. Kondik, I. Beechuck, E. Barrett. FRONT ROW: R Lutz, F. Powers, R. Nero, D, Canuch, R. Antonelli, A Ceo, N. Wysocki, T. Forristai, N. Sturm, I, Zwilling. - 4 Kwffwlif 6 The Catholic Students Mission Crusade, bet- ter known to the students as the CSMC, con- centrates on serving God by helping the mis- sions. The group, under the guidance of Brother Francis McCulken, SM., is a close attiliate of the sodality. The organization collects and distributes medicines for the missions, and also books and money. An annual distribution of canned goods at Christmas is another one oi their projects. Tragedy struck the organization this year, when Ed Medlen, the sophomore secretary ol the organization died ot cancer after a long illness. fir Presenting a check to Monsignor Mclntyre, diocesan director of the missions, is Paul lankowski, president of the Student Council. Also in the picture is Ed Medlen the late secretary of the CSMC. slim-2.3 Sending off CI crate of medicines for the missions are members of the CSMC, They are Vic Page, Bill Vargo, I DeLu:o, Dave Ed-eimuth, Richard Dilisi, and Tom Sands, ,Mgr- A lesson in the use of chopsticks is given to the club by Brother Francis McCulken, SM. Brother Mc- Culken learned the art while in China. rf i if Www, A gk lil 4 Nominations for officers are shown here. The president of the organization over the past year was Bill Vargo, 1 J .KE .Mix-Q Prayer for the missions, another essential of the chap- ter's work, is here carried on in the chapel after the regular meetmg 'W ++' ,Q BACK ROWC P. Norton, R. Toth. FRONT ROW: S. lclksoi, D. Nicolli, I. Mcrjoros, R. Mcxlecek. Dressing for their work cure Chuck Hall, Tom Gulick, Iohn Shigo and loe Perellcz. Lighting cr vigil light before the Blessed Vir- gin's statue are I. Rini, P. Kinney cmd l. Putkcx. Lined up for G procession ore A. Walsh, R, Sedensky, R. Antol, G. Beris, E McGrath, I. A Zwilling, T Collins, G. Dupper, R. Delcrmbo I. DeFoor, O. Drayton. ggi W.: Y vw ' of An important part of any religious activity is the server. The assurance that there will always be servers for school religious activities comes from the Knights oi the Altar, Their members served not only at the daily Mass but also at such events as days of recol- lection, the Chaminade Day proceedings and 7 v 'T' t ' Z 1 I' the the closing of the Marian Year, One of the most important events that the members attended was the laying of the cornerstone for the new faculty house, at which they assisted Bishop Floyd L, Begin. The members are also responsible for the care of the sanctuary, sacristy and altar. Beadying the altar for Mass are I. Petsoclc, K, Cudnick, M. Selvaggio, I. Buckley and N. Novotny. ++ ++ if Laying out vestment for Mass are the two Tending the statue of the Infant sacristans, Holding down this yob over the Prague are D, Bryant, D Walsh M ast L f' p year were arry oada and Bob Toth, Cook P. Iankowski, and T, Smith Mcrvm Cook spread the revxved spmt mto the orgcmzatlons ,4- 'Q' 5 -mE!l'll'l'!F-'E -as-lligliiiizlliiill li -E-:I '::f!:.. ag .aml Q' 51 S I .Il I: llll llll 'E:IIg1 ETH B film-.fglaegfseii NEXT TO ATHLETICS, IT WAS MOST- eegggjgezezz-. -giggggsa L. I-1 ll 'Z !!!1!!!5I!IFlil!I!I!Ellllli:l1l:Eli it :s:s.:5iiEg!ss:!!!geaQs: eeeesssili -!iiiii!!!!l mul!!! Ill LY IN THE MANY SCHOOL ACTIV- ITIES THAT THE NEW SCHOOL SPIRIT REVEALED ITSELF. 'I'HESE WERE CROWDED WITH MEMBERS, WITH IDEAS AND WITH PLANS. IN FACT ALL WERE BURSTING WITH NEW VIGOR mi' essessgsss-.- -gamma!!! 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They were shown that by proposing, discussing and passing a resolution they could partake in governing the school. Representing the freshmen are Tony Cook, Hay Kabat, lim Frydl, Ierry Rokicki, and Francis Powers Faced with the task of presenting resolutions which will better the student body, these seniors were the source of leadership and example in performing good government in the Student Council, As seniors they realized the importance of a good functioning organ- ization and therefore endeavored to make the Council such, They are Ierry Haladus, Bill Karnatz, Lloyd Battista, and Dave Papuga. t LLB 50 Although the sophomore delegation was the smallest at the meetings oi Student Council, that tact does not indicate the amount of Work and etlort which they contributed. Being as vigorous and energetic as their co- representatives, they tried to make the Coun- cil a success. Casting their vote and propos- ing resolutions for their division were Guerin Avery, Bill Lansdowne and lim Kaval. 1 t Spl ned 3 ense o res tb tty a a love for the chool at oumc1l offlcer to 'rafce l. rt beter IH every os Sl e way 'Wei are Bob Me et lvan Otc Paul lankow k1 Ma Cook and Pet Pucher 5, lx V47 t a 1 ta s say Parzuga as neyrot W1tn Lloyd Batlsta and le ry Haladus the chances KN ot a dance Q J x C A t ate ts vt 0 pr poslng motto ig on a neetmg bill se 1 fb' .1341 Juzcd Contlnulna 1n the school as the VOICE ot the Student Body the Student Councll has gone through the tlttlo yea o busmess lts purpose ts to votce the op1n1on ot the student body 1n parlramentary rneetmas and ofter a vote on rneasures subrn ted the approved bllls are sent to Reverend Thomas Boche S M tor flnal appr val 'fleet was are C nducted br weekly under the head t the elected othcers These rnen Were ee ted by all rfernbers of the Current senlor C s A oe eno ot the ,untor year aualtfled cand1dates were llsted by the offlce on the basrs ot satlstacto y grades and conduct El1m1 nanons were mode by a Vote unt1l thlrteen were lett These thtrteen campalgnecl before the sernors cast oelr mal vote The outcome of ths year was Paul lankowskl prestdent VGIVIU oook VICE pres1dent lvan Otto Secre tary Peter Pucher treasurer and Robert 'Vlellert alternate ,K 2 l .gsm . t Up ll Grouped around the N.H.S. plaque and the charter in the main corridor are the N.H.S. officers: Marv Cook, presidentg Paul lankowski, vice-presidentg Ivan Otto, secretary, and Robert Mel- lert, treasurer. The plaque, a new addition of this year, contains the pictures of the N.H.S. members. The charter gives the right to organize a NHS. in the school. William Hughes addresses the student body at the NHS. assembly, He told the students of the prin- ciples and purposes of the Society. Character, leadership, scholarship, and serv- ice are four of the distinguishing characteristics of members of the Cardinal Mooney Chapter of the National Honor Society. These four marks of a man were readily exemplified by the society's 57 members. Starting the year as a comparatively small unit composed of 32 members, the N. H. S. proved itself to be an active organization. After the Lions had won the city championship in football, the honor society responded by holding an informal dance honoring the foot- ball players. On lanuary 3l the organization's annual in- duction ceremony was held. Twenty-five new members were admitted into the chapter and were given the privileges of membership. Comprising the larger group of the NHS. is the seniors, many of whom were in the organization since their sophomore year. The senior members are QBACK HOWD lohn Kunesh, Patrick Norton, Donald larzynski, Hichard Telenlcc, Lawrence Cada and Godfrey Anzicg CMHDDLE HOW? Eugene Manista, Richard Krebs, Robert Fitzgerald, Edward Grilcepelis, William Hughes, and William Karnatzg CEHONT ROW? lerome Haladus, Edward Miller, William Lynch and Dennis Bryant. Members elected this year are KBACK ROWJ Thomas Smith Michael Iezior, Peter Pucher, Ioseph Santamaria, Iohn Putlca, Kenneth Koprowski, Vidimantas Morkunas, and Iames Carlson CSECOND ROWD Guerin Avery, Howard Reeves, loseph Kolenic Thomas Croft, Robert Malecek Stanley Koss, Frank Sigmund, Iohn Urbancic, and Anthony Lang, CFIRST ROWJ Roger Stringer, Anthony Federico, William Toth, Ronald Fusile, Martin Cugavic Theodore lannatta, and Carl Gulla. I Iunior members are KBACK ROWJ William Rogers, Kenneth Mrozinski, Ioseph Verderber, Ralph Thomas, and Thomas Free, CSECOND ROWD Anthony Magalski, Dale Shadburn, Ioseph Magri, and Leo Deininger, CFRONT ROWJ Gerald Goudreau, Robert Sterbank, and Robert Toth. ' Svulafq Much of the National Honor Society's suc- cess during the last year can be attributed to the moderators, Father Ignatius Kinchius, SM., and Brother Iohn Lemker, S.M. Both men proved to be capable and understanding moderators who gave the officers a free hand in running the organization. The actual supervision of the meetings was taken over by Marvin Cook, president, and Ivan Otto, vice-president. These men were instrumental in putting into operation the ideas of the members of the club. Minutes at the meetings were taken by Paul Iankowski, secretary, While Robert Mellert, treasurer, was held accountable for the in- come and the expenditures of the organization. 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A I 4 Those playing horn instruments are: Ron Moll Ken Vavra, Norm Novotny, Dick Swital' ski, lim Buckley, Nick Orlando, and Ierry Rokicki, KBOTTOM ROWD lack Myers, Ken VonAlt Iohri Petsock, Paul Kelly, Tony Walsh, and Tony Staraitis. ,.--lt-L' -. I ln-4.f--- C5--Qi'-'-5- '-Co R Leonard Mlejnek -up. . 5: - fx 5 r l 1 Y .. if N f .Q ,J I X eff' ' ' A Y f, ,Q Kenneth VanAlt I lv ' Q ,Q ,,.,f , ,, I G9 ' 3' ' 4 'X 1 rm -5 1- za .,...- I r F1 f, fl rs 0 C fu 0 Donald DeBa1tzo t .3 s . K Q X , A I if ,ad ,f gt!!! I '--V 4 A O94 , . i- r J 'xl ----.Qq, V ,,..--4 gp----Q A Robert Malecek Ronald Slogar , n e 4 me-N... i M1921 ,N xfgmuu-Q 54-he-5: Stanley Klonowski Robert Zxvny eq?- m .. ff v- '-----QQ f-J: N .J -.rw .-K ,M-,-..-. a Q Q11 --.ii Donald DeRoia 7 i f a 0 4' sk nr 1 -s Us 'f' . s 5-'ni' Ioseph Fortunato i L3 1 it vi 5 Q ,J NNW ,,. ' . ' ' v' ,. A ? lack Myers 'TT J' , - AMF- A X Dominic Niccoli U D I 4-sf Robert Mellert Thorough planning by Brother George Dury SM., Mr. Anthony Pace, and Brother Lester Dwyer, S.M., is responsible for the precision formations of the band. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS 42 'R jluz For another consecutive year the Latineer staff won the ratings of All-Catholic and All- for their newspaper. Under the guidance of Brother Iohn Schneider, S.M., and Mr, Peter Szemersky, staff advisors, the staff recorded all of the facts as they occurred. During the year the editors produced a pub- lication which the student body enjoyed reading. The staff endeavored to keep alive a Latin service maintained throughout thirty-nine years. The staff wrote a series of feature articles American Ierry Goudreau, page one editorg Kenneth Mrozinski, page four edi- tor, Ioseph Verderber, page two editor, and Ivan Otto, sports editor, consult with Editor-in-Chief, Marvin Cook concerning the layout of the next issue of the Latineer. 1. I ' -42' 100 on the new band room, the rally committee, colleges, interviews, sports, the library, and the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. Again this year the Latineer participated in the Diocesan Scholastic Press Association Con- vention and the Northern Ohio Scholastic Press Association Convention at Kent. Setting the pace for a successful year were Senior Marv Cook, editor-in-chief, Ierry Goud- reau, page 1, loe Verderber, page 2, Senior Ivan Otto, page 3, and Ken Mrozinski, page 4. 5 7 3 940 ll l4f5I6l7 2l222324 282930 AX' Al Who poured the coke in my briefcase? seems to be the words spoken by Mr, Peter Szemersky deadline night in the Latineer office. Apparently tr in to evade the question, the staff members are Y Q working on their stories. Or are they? 5 ESD fuidfnd' The sports staff consists of Tony Lang, Ed Miller, Paul Wilkes, Ioe lvfagri, Dale Shad- burn, Iim Kaval and Ioe Gaby. Second page reporters are Larry Seman, Dave Edelmuth, Guerin Avery, Iim Carlson and Bob Malecek. Latineer photographers are lim Brousil and Tom Mscichowski. 3 Comprising the first page writers are Tom Lutz, Terry Reilly, Leo Deininger, Bob Catinog KFRONT ROWJ Ken Cudnik, Bob Sterbank, and Bob Toth. v ,ky Reporters for the fourth page are Larry Boczek, Iohn Urbancic, Ralph Thomas and Bob Ciolek Drawing the cartoons and doing other art work for the Latinecr is Dan Buckley Debate members are: KBACK ROWJ Bob Mellert, Gary Stevens, Paul Iankowski Iohn Kunesh, Lloyd Battista, Dennis Bryant, Ken Mrozinski, Guerin Avery, Iames Koval, Ioe Pill-1105 KMIDDLE ROW? Ken Varva, Ierry Raimer, Bill Lynch, Fred Clear, Ierry Goudreau, foe Verderber, Ed McGrath, George Kucko, Bob Sterbank, Iim Harris, Terry Reilly, KFRONT ROWJ Ken Goudreau, Allen Thomas, David Edelmuth, George Bugarski, Iohn Shaw, and Iames Haas. Q ' Klub Discussing the strategy for the forthcoming tcurna- ments are lerry Goudreau treasurer, Robert Mellert, vice-president, William Lynch, president, and loseph Verderber secretary. Truly, l955 was one of the greatest years that a Latin speech team has ever had. With- out much fanfare, six Latin speakers won for themselves trips to the national tournament in San lose, California, this summer. At the district tournament March 4 and 5, the culmination of the year, the Speech Club entered lO contestants. Nine of them competed in final rounds, many in two events. This per- formance netted them seven trophies and many new records. Qualifying for the national tournament were Marvin Cook, extemporaneous speaking, and the debate team of William Lynch and Gerald Goudreau, all of whom finished first. ln Student Congress, too, Latin rose to fame. Their contestants were awarded three gavels, five medals, and three trips to California. lan- kowski qualified as President of the United States, Verderber and Mellert as senator and representative respectively, Moderators Father loseph Zeinz, SM., and Brother William Chapman, SM., directed the teams record breaking performances. on lechmque Debckers use cross exummckk 'HX Xoie 4 f -'J n hxs pox I-X Lcxxkn debcxter deiends A Qrou deb p of OUT-of- C ate Schedul town debc olumbus 1 e qt the ters Consul oumey h Crnnucl K Q t me eld at Cqqhedmimxghts of Ciiin. fgw l Down boysX Save -1 our pennies oi vxew Here what X think 'hee 2 node' mea l DS vagal, fjfv 0 A 9 t zfxln six V' 1,1329 lqvl W v lntermission entertainment at the P 6- G was provided by the Four Tesf As a special treat for the men of Latin and their dates the Four Tes' did their new recording Crazy The upperclassmen dance to the music of Bob Pattie at the Annual semi-formal Christmas Ball held at the Alcazar Hotel. 4 ,f Um Highlighting the social activities of Cathedral Latin school are the ever-popular dances. Planned by the dance committee, with able guidance offered by the faculty moderator, Mr. Peter Szemersky, the dances were as suc- cessful as they were enjoyable. As an added attraction, entertainment was provided during intermission. At the P dr G Ball, Tony Caruso and his Four Tes', who were brought by Cleveland disk jockey Bolo Forester contributed their talent to the gala occasion, The P G G Ball was held at the Park Lane Villa where the overflow crowd danced to the music of Charlie Barrett and his orchestra. Q More elaborate than the P dr G Ball was the annual Christmas Dance, a semi-formal affair held at the Alcazar Hotel. This dance was a huge success, since a good percentage of the upper-classmen attended this yuletide frolic. The mellow music was provided by Bob Pattie and his orchestra. The featured enter- tainment during intermission consisted of a small combo, composed of four musically inclined seniors. The social season was then completed with the annual Spring Frolic and the Senior prom held at the Pine Ridge Country Club. Punch is served to Latin men at the Christmas Ball 9 .buf , V 'T' 'X Xf NP' Y. Looking over the past Purple and Gold and an issue ot the Latineer are Ivan Otto, lerry Gilles and Nick Gambatese, accompanied by their dates 105 Making the Latin mans social life complete was the objective of this years dance com- mittee. Under the watchful eye of their experi- enced moderator, Mr, Peter Szemersky, the organization has made great strides over the passing scholastic year, Characteristic of all Latin dances, this year's social events were noted for luxurious surroundings, and splendid decorations, all in accordance With the vari- ous occasions. ln charge of obtaining the proper decor and atmosphere was the job of the decora- tions comrnittee. Prominent men in this depart- ment included Marion Amato, chairman: Vince Gobzy, William Castrovinci Don Deltoia, Roy Root, Richard Terselic, ferry Gilles, Mike Kurilec, and Frank Mondello. Thomas Sands, and Iohn Majoros were the men responsible for the many dance posters, and other forms of advertisement, while permits to hold these various affairs were obtained regularly by 'Q 5 Bob Mcl-lenry and Don Parkinson. Too numerous to mention are the ticket sellers, without whom the dances would not have been a success. ra' 'Sli' ul ls my tie straight Motheff asks l' :nato as he prepares to pick up ri for the Chrizfrnas Ball I l-landing his bid to Mr Peter Szrnersky, dance ' committee moderator, :s Bob Ranallo as he 9Y1f'3'3 'R his date. e Christmas dance accompanied by as Working out a complicated problem during a Math Club meeting are Ed Miller, president, Gene Manista, treasurer, Tony Lang, vice-president, and Ed Ciolek, secretary. Klub The remaining members of the Math Club are lohn Kunesh, Thomas Smith, Thomas Coleman, Stanley Wojnar, William Lynch, William Lewis and Roy Root. Consisting of ten seniors and one junior, the Math Club at Latin is one of the many chap- ters of the National Mathematics Honor So- ciety, To encourage students to strive for high academic attainment, especially in mathemat- ics, and to bring them to an appreciation of the importance of mathematics in our daily lives is their aim. Under the direction of moderator, Father loseph Zeinz, S.M., the ten seniors succeeded in becoming members of the National Mathe- matics Society. Electrical computers, calculus, conic sections and trick problems were some of the topics discussed at the Weekly meetings by mem- bers ot the organization as they ventured into the intricacies of advanced mathematics. Actually it's very easy seems to be the words spoken by Iohn Kunesh as he explains a problem during a meeting. ul-sm, GATHJJR- L MT 1 cATH:nnAl. LATIN sci-lool. 5 -3 ,, l Aumromum E E 3 5 mlsves- rumnlss ? 22 5 E l A Playin Three Ach g EU 5 N ' pr.,9n1,l by Myr Q -:P -3 5 f mnauy.Feb. CATI-IEDRAL LATIN scHooL Lf 9 ,, RE Aumronluul :L E 5 3 l 'rnlsvss' rAnAnlss 5 I2 3 9 . n 4 APIaym Three Ach ' WU r- M 9-100' TAX i by Myron C. Fagan ? Q : . ' gmnaay,reb.21,19ss-aioo am. 3 -tm ie 5 - 4 9 4 E' N 7 Qi RESERVED SEAT 5 F' 5 .r E ' IV if I2 I TAX EXEMPT V I 5- W K' Wwa.. . 3 To bring to the attention of all loyal Ameri- cans the actual facts about lite behind the lron Curtain, the Paul Revere players, under the direction ot their moderator, Reverend Ioseph Zeinz, SM., presented Myron Pagans 'Thieves Paradise. This was the tirst presenta-Y tion ot this play in Cleveland. The club is made up of both juniors and seniors. Also this organization had its own stage crew and liahting men tor the play. In previous years the female characters were taken by the students. However, for this play young ladies were obtained to play the female parts from Notre Dame Academy. i E X Looking at a piece of secret film held by Maria Io ce , .N V Y Evans, are Toni, Erin Lee McHenry, Ian, Paul Iankow- ski, and Paul played by Ken Varva ,,...N Q ,Q I, f ,LL ii' 1 ,,xj1lErgi,fI'., V nl' .di Aftil. ,S gf, CLQI' . . . 4.-Lag-,WMM ,..4-fw-- ' ,z'1,,,e' 12,1-J i V QQLIQ' I-KK' V, L- K' gcifiz, 5 k . r ..-he-.,.g,.,4.v 4- i'Captain Barskyf' portrayed by Dave Pap- uga, hovers rnenacingly over Erin Lee Mc- Henry a moment before he is shot by Paul Iankowski in an exciting scene from 'Thieves Paradise. Ian introduces Madame Savarofff' Pat Kendra to Stefan and his wife who have just indulged in some vodka, 'iRita played by Barbara Molnar is introduced to iCaptain Barsky' by 'iSte-fan her husband, E ,. I '1 rw Lfx..-ff an 'S' T J-1 TNQ I A .-L, A- ga, 7 . , Bill Puchieri president, points out the partic- ulclr types of sedts cmd sections in the stcrdiurri to Dori Gcxglidrdo, vice-president, cmd Dick Dilise, secretory-treasurer. Actions speok louder thcrri words con Well express the ottitude of the Service Club. This orgdriizotiori proves it lovesthe school by what it does. lts members help keep the oruditorium cmd school bus cledh. They sell progroms ot the footboll gorries cmd usher tor the school on vorious occcrsiohs. The school is both grdteful to cmd proud ot this orgoriizotiori. Clean up this spot, comrriorids Donny Stys os he directs other service club members moppirig the corridor. Scania Klub ' 21? it e ff Q wc, H5- , 1, Members of the service club are Dori Stys, Ken Cudnick lohn Putlco, Wil- fred Kus Dick Former Iim Kdvcl, Pdul Chuppd lOhTl Lombardo, cmd lgnctius Trombettd, CFRONT ROWD lerry Schdbrorii, Victor Pog- lidrulo, Torn Krejso, George Dlouhy Dove Edelmuth, Basil Segro, and Frdnk Troyort The rest ot the staff is corn- prised of KBACK ROW laznes Carlson Frank Goi- linger lohn Vaio Frank Sigmund, Algis Sirvaitis, lohn Dosky Lawrence Boc- zek, and Thomas Lutz, CMIDDLE ROW? lohn Putlca Frank Argie Ii'n Browne Steve Kovacs Vhlliam O'Donrvell, Stanley Koss and Ronald Zelasko, lBOT- TOM ROWD Alan Dippel William Vargo, David Edel- muth, lim Kruczek Donald Grazko, Richard Varga, and Roger Budnick, it -CH 1-1 - 1. 1 ,- 1 ow gm Based on the princ1ple of service, the Library staff is an -organization which devotes all of its time and energy to serving the student body of Latin. VVith Brother Adolph Kalt, SM., as its rnode erator, the statt adapted itself to assisting the large student body and making the library holdings easily accessible to everyone, Their courteous service, typical of Latin spirit, has made it a pleasure to visit and Work in the library. Senior members are: Ted lannetta, Tom Kamis, Ron Kistner, Dick Olsen Ed Grikepelis and Larry Cada. Gene Manista, viceepresident, grades a shelf as Sec- retary B111 Karnatz Writes down the grade. lerry Hala- dus, president, looks on approvingly. it . i K is 'Q 1 i T 5 t t t Y' . t Q 4 gig , ' r My 3 r T 'Q , Ji L? fs. ilu 'swf-ff W,ldN f as 42,5 4 L ff-7555.1 Pwsw 5014 To produce an annual is a momentous task that requires complete co-operation. In this scholastic year of '54-'55, all involved gave full co-operation in producing this Worthy yearbook. Bob Mellert was editor-in-chief. Assisting him with his Work was Bill Lynch. The Senior, Theme, and Faculty sections were also accom- plishments ot these men. The remaining sections were compiled by the staff, which included an editor and co-editor for each section. Heading the Activities section was Ierry I-Ialadus with the assistance of Ed Miller, the Athletic section was under the direction of Gene Manista with Don Iarzynski as co-editor, the Underclass section was edited by Frank Zammatoro and Tony Lang, and the Religion section had Larry Coda and Iohn Kunesh at its helm. Many others, including leg-men, Writers, and their assistants also helped in its production. Mod- erator tor this yearbook was Brother Ioseph Gaudet, S.M. The Business section was under the modera- tion ot Brother Iohn Pawlos, SM., and was compiled by Dennis Bryant. 116 Part of the editorial staff. :-15, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Bob Mellert ASSISTANT EDITOR: Bill Lynch ACTIVITIES EDITOR: Ierry I-Ialadus ASSISTANT: Ed Miller STAFF: Marion Amato Gerry Gilles Bill Lewis Bob Malecek Bob Zivny RELIGION EDITOR: Iohn Kunesh ASSISTANT: Larry Cada SPORTS EDITOR: Gene Manista ASSISTANT: Don Iarzynski STAFF: Frank Mondello Vince Gobozy SENIOR EDITOR: Ioseph Terlizzi UNDERCLASS EDITOR: Tony Lang ASSISTANT: Frank Zammataro BUSINESS EDITOR: Dennis Bryant ARTISTS: Dan Buckley Bill Castrovinci Tony Federico TYPISTS: Ierome Andel Steve Iaksa PI-IOTOGRAPI-IERS: Iim Brousil Tom Mscichowski Other staff members include QOIVC l Bob Melecek Bill Casfrovinct er 'SEATVW Pnl: Z ' lflarlcrt A Af: Educ:-in-Cntef Bob M llet s re J 'rt with Btll Lyrtcn IS asslstant, 4 Yr' w- Gene Manista, Dennis Bryant, Iohn Kunesh, and Bill Lynch, four cl the editors, discuss a page layout While staff members Bill Lewis, 'Ed Miller, and Larry Cada, scan dance pic- tures. 'r 1 l:l,ly'zUS :':'r1.! . ' 1 al. H 4 141 A ,fs xfg?-akfy-,'0.Ly' 4' 2 r I hkilffl 4,,yq' . - - Q .1 QQ ,,-1...--95, .J-4 f. . . .. .. , 8 in, .V ij mmf ,gd ln order to make Latin's Driver Ed students more experienced, Brother Wilbert Hamm, the teacher of this course, gives them a lesson in night driving 3 111.6 7 -- Graduation time for the Driver Ed students takes place in the auditorium in the presence ot an Ohio State patrolman Graduates eagerly await the turn for their diploma To develop the artistic talent which the students at Latin may have, a cartoon club was formed under the moderiitorship ot Brother Ioseph Gaudet SM. This new enthusiastic group drew many cartoons and had an exhibit of them here at school. Shown putting a few lltough ups on some ot the cartoons are Ken Vavra, Ed Miller loe Elkins, Chester Capek, and Bernard Wypasek. A--vw 'Sf if , va 5 Wi. Q, , A' , 1. 'Q -snr 'Q qw I .nf Wt vi 1nr I Don Lawrence exemphhed the revlved Lahn splrxi 1n sports -,--. ...L- 1.13 ,vfvfxa 1 rx 'YN I-. fx 'va' it 'S-1 --gggzaaszzzgggrlllgazgigiaggiiiE3E:2:::::::f.rmE::::::,,'1: iimgissiiiiii2555555553535ggggaasassiiiiiaeelllss::::::::::::ss:::a --iiiigggges------!!ee-.!gu1!s!!!!-lllngeg I 'uiiqqggi !!if-im?'ii!! il!i!!iiiiiigiiiiQQ ' 422isisil!!!5EiiEELi:EE:Ei':E!!Es:.Eassi 4 -::g:5!'f,i::::ili'..1::ni:2:::2:::se ' lllllll.: Hung: II: IIEI..- llnlll Il ulllll ll! BUT MOST OF ALL THE NEW LATIN 1' II 1ll:l SPIRIT WAS SHOWN IN SPORTS -Il Eiggiiill' '-EEE... , ESPECIALLY FOOTBALL NOT ONLY WERE MEMORIES AWAKENED OF A GREAT LATIN PAST BUT NEW W- ggi: ...H 5. RECORDS WERE ESTABLISHED NEW GLORIES ADDED SUCH A THRILL :a::::!:n iill:i ZI-- WAS OURS SIIVIILAR GREAT DEEDS :iii !!IE!!. i'EE::: 'I'HE YEARS TO COME I-.Bl :zz llill! --- Ii--'-5 Q1 -ll fn- --- mg-5 -:-:E!!!5a.1!-'e.E:aaaii2f::.I -gi.:--! --:sin--Q inlmngg - lun------5 EE'-ll -'--Ep-lu:nmu!llllll1lili- ,-,, -g:g--i!li--:-nn-Ims'-n-llmlllilllulllm nl.. I-I 5- ---nlll-l-1-ll-Illl-l:x.l- TLIII!' LIE: -.--.-.-In 1' .....-... ...- L 1+ itll , Im.-. gain U! --!--1- '::! I!'::- . Q !III'l III..- gi--:::!Ii5:'---- gi --:lli!..lls- gr' ll -'Q' - ' 4 ' . E----,-E: --E-Q. ii . I ' iff-i--ggi'--.J I- I F i - WILL cER1:A1N1.Y BE- INSPIRED IN :--! 15:5 M - izhlif----'!!R!r!::fs!fiiEFf: !E:::E' :- --:!ZEE :':'F-I-.- -2- ll 5::::.: ---:-1: QL--- iniijiiijii' I fm 9' 5 . is '91 4 ggffl 1-- any 9, 4 2 N' msg ,p Vx A football team can have ability and experience, but without special guidance and football know-how, nothing can be achieved Due to the skillful piloting of head football coach Dan Mormile and line coach Ab Strosnider, Cathedral Latin's football squad cap- tured the City Crown. Although these two men have only worked together at Latin two years, they turned out one of the greatest teams Latin and the public U . CWNA 7 have ever seen Mr, Mormile was selected by the Ohio Sports Writers' Association as the High School Coach of the Year. Even though he received no out- side recognition, we feel that a word of thanks should be extended to Ab Strosnider, who developed the for- ward wall into an aggressive, charging defensive and offensive unit. football Working with a senicr team, head basket- ball coach Brian McCall produced a Well organized squad. Under his leadership the IV. football and basketball teams completed successful seasons. To teach the freshmen the fundamentals of football and to develop them into a smooth working unit were the aims of Brother Ken- neth Sommer, S.lVl., and Bob Dillon. Brother Sommer also led his freshman basketball squad to a nearly perfect season. Heturnirtg after a years absence to his previous post as athletic director Brother farnes Kilroy SM had his hands full scheduling garxes and determining the eligibility of the players He alfa promoted the sale of football and basketball tickets zhrcaghout the season and far the championship game: BACK ROWS I, Fortunato, B. Mullin, M. Iezior, I. Tomsic, D Deere, I. Goodrich, R, Szalay, D Iarzynski, D. Lawrence, P. Pucher, T. Discenzo. SECOND ROW: B Cech, manager, H. Reeves, manager, R. f-lennie, R. Toth, I. Rundo, B Dileno, I. Monroe, I. Horrigan, B. For the past seven years the Lions have been nosed out of the East Senate race and the Charity Game. However during the past year, they displayed the greatness attributed to the Latin of old to capture the East Senate Title and the City Crown. ln judging the greatness of a football team many factors need to be taken into considera- tion . . . ability, experience, desire to Win. To show they possessed these qualities, the team finished a highly successful, undefeated, untied season with a l0-0 record, seven of these vic- tories being by marginous shut-outs. Led onto the gridiron by co-captains Pete Pucher and Bob Fitzgerald, the offensive unit Kowalski, B. Fitzgerald, T. Croft, M, Grattino, T. Federico, C Hofstetter, manager, B. Puchein, manager. FRONT ROW: I. Iarzynkowski, E. Glinski, D. Papuga, D. Telenlco, R. Prasek, T. Hunt, D. McFarren, I. Goodrich. clicked frequently as the Lions rolled up a 424 point advantage over their opponents. On defense the opposition met a bulwark of bruis- ing linemen, that yielded a season's total of 25 points-an average of 2.5 points per game. Famous for drawing large crowds at the stadium whenever they were playing, the Lions drew 33,000 fans for the Charity Game on November l9, l954. With the crack of the final gun, Cathedral Latin's Lions remained the undefeated grid power of the city when they beat Holy Name 12-0, increasing their record to ll undefeated appearances in the Charity Games history. Tony Federico, senior halfback, and lim Good- rich get final instructions from Coach Mormile be-tore going in to carry the mail at the loliri Adams game 1,17 Getting CI free ride rome from the Collinwood game is Brian Mullin as manager Bill Cech carrie the tools of the trade. 1 r ,f me s s If w -- , ', LV. Q Coming around end for tive yards is lack Goodrich as Tony Discerizo bursts into view to block out a would-be St. Ioseph tackler. k . Aj . ' X, ., 'lk' 0 ' .E .Jay 'ff K , I xx is Q rv 3 - , ' A , 9 v 8 , X L ' S H , , . fl Q r -bf' ' x' ' i quilt ' ' . 3 g -w N ' N-. X 9 L I A - ' U Q S- 'ffl of t Q 'k ,L f , . - .-4 bin. Q '- 1 I 'T' , 0' ,Qi ' 'f 0 3152805 4 'iunnuwfw M L-A. '- u Lg- x 'I 0 '5- . gc ,V Q Y gn v je Q ga E 6 - , 1 'N 1 V my V f V' Q Q , , 'X x fo ' K A , sv hivlf-wsnnw.,y, X. Q. x is s , 'Ns wif WWW w. xt. 6 ji 9 XX P f-5, Q - 4 J 'fu-4 ,Q ' -. Wu- ' ' ,, Ig K I 7. qw 'f N wg, WL ' w, LATIN 61 IOHN ADAMS 7 Displayinf: a powerful ground attack, Latin blasted lohn Adarns in the East Senate opener ct Adams field. As the half ended, the Lions led 34-7, most of the scoring being done by Tom Hunt, Brian Mullin and Bon Toth, who set the pace with two touchdowns apiece. LATIN 56 GLENVILLE 0 Peaturina pulverising ground play plus a stout defense, the Lions roared to their second straight victory in Senate play. Bon Toth took scoring honors on an intercepted pass early in the frame, and on jaunts of 50 and QU yards the later quarters. LATIN 44 COLLINWOOD 6 The Lions scored early in the game, to lead the Bailroaders 255 at the end of the first half in their third senate appearance of the year. Uszng the center trap and pitch-out around end, Pete Pucher worked Bon Toth and Tony Federico for two touchdowns apiece. LATIN 74 EAST 0 After a day ot steady rainfall Adams field was a soggy mess as Latin overwhelmed the Blue Bombers of East, Leading 52-U by the end of the third period, Coach Morrnille sent in the substitutes for the final period. Bon Toth brought in four of the touchdowns. LATIN 40 BENEDICTINE U Playing more of a blood game than foot- 'ball, the Lions ef Cathedral Latin tamed the Bengals to clinch a place in the Charity Game. The defensive line put on a great showing, they held the Bengals to only one first down and a net gain of 8 yards. LATIN 40 EAST TECH 0 lt was a cold misty day at Thomas Edison field as Latin won its ninth straight victory. Quarterback Pete Pucher, held in check be- cause of the f1ne ground attack, unleased his arm and tossed tn-fo touchdown passes into the arms of Bob Fitzgerald and Dick Deere. 3 W' XX. Quarterback Pete Pucher gains momentum as he weaves through the Glenville team at Patrick Henry field. A it Uri-Q tif-Aff '-W' Streamroller type fullback Ron Toth plows through tackle tor a first down against Benedictine. Ey directing his blockers Tony Federico scampers around bewildered East High players in a night contest. ,pw ' if -R All East Senate All Catholic, All Ohio All Scholastic Bob Fitzgerald, E Brian Mullin HB 3 4 1 1 l . Q 'X' , 2 P fa M: . - wx '03 1 1 23 s X wave.- .-, -'-nur. I .S 'I 5 4 ti gi t gi , 5 in 'itfifff . ' ' ' 2' W t P gt ig 'i 4. ' rs n ll H M ,i , .u . ' 313 wif' nd' gn 1 V if- -- A ' . . QI ' Bgylggd fly 2' . Iggin, in- . I V . , t - Q N A, A wr' I '7 J.. K! IV, back, Bob Grecol, maneuvers for extra yardage in a Lion victory over Glenville, Q. li Jfwtball BACK ROW: B. Richter, S. Bender, K. Bures, R, Fusile, E, Kacian, S. Koss, P. Gie-link, I. Vargyas, E, Buzzelli I. Rini, I Bylewski, R. Zawadski, B. Rogers. SECOND ROW Bro, C Annunziata, E. Harbart, manager, W. Harwood, W. Muniak, E. Demarchi, B. lacampo, B. Oddo B Nieser, R, Stringer, F. Cugini, I. Coneglio, V. Pigliarulo, manager, Coach Brian McCall. FIRST ROVV B Vargo, B. Gaglione, B, Grecol, B, O'Conner, M. Cngavic, P Kinney, I I-lenzel, B. Ianke, K. Stevens, M. Lloyd, P, Kamis, C. Gulla. L.atin'.s return to the Iunior Varsity Football Senate was made for the first time in four years. ln playing a lull schedule, which included six senate games and one independent, the I.V, team scored l2l points to their opponents' l9. Finishing the season with a 6-1 record, they allowed only two ot the opposition to score against them. The IV. team shows great success for the coming years due to Coach Brian McCall's ability to mold these future varsity players into a well balanced unit. ln the season's opener, East Tech bowed to the Lions 20-6. Collinwood, their next opponent, was shut out 34-O. Victory was not in the books as they dropped a 13-7 decision to Benedictine. Jfumh jzwtball Barnbling in the wake of ti1e mighty varsity are the ucsuraina zzien of Latins football future the froshr Grindina football fundamentals into these varsity hopefgls, so necessary to produce a great team, were the jobs of Brother Kenneth Sommer, BNI, and Bob Dillon. Displayina their potential ability, the Little Lions rolled over St. Edward l5f5 in their first oiitina of the year. The second game turned out to be a welcomed 943 victory over a touah Benedictine team. Collinwood set back the frosli on their third start 2-fl-lil, but they gathered steam and swamped their next tour opponents to com- plete the year with a 6-l record. Stringer led by Nuniak scoot around their right end to pick up the first down. FIBST BOW V Shuster I Perella, I Cook E Pet- kcwich B Sunfsel T Palisin I Santa Antonio, C San- tellc I Bixler F Mnniiri SECOND BOW B Nagy, ll Faoalc B Miller, D Gerorrio, R Pe-rrctti,I Beechuk I Elwell T Nazyo I Frydl THIRD BOW L Kopittlce, G Telenko B Holmes, S Peters M Norman, T Iaksa, F, Sarges, B Gaudio B. Srnigel, B Coulter FOURTH ROW' D Glinslci C Fortunato C, Caputo, B Pigat N'oCara C Pavane B Mcrlfo M Coll c M G' o ' ., c , a. , , mir., is nac FIFTH ROW I Rusnak I Pottinger, H Consolo D Grady D Ulmer D Becrfr' I Wrtericii I Trentanelli D Brandt lf Barrett LAST BOW I Marksz C Hull I Erialenart B Biedel, E Cermak G Iira R Antonelli B Vincent lf De-Rose, T Ceo, O Drayton L Harriger I Piunno LTI T L7 to I ' if' I C f .La.:Tf,,iiZI rv'-14-r ...1L.,.. ...,..,,i, ZEE::,h 1 III -l.....,. ,..g --r , .i..,, 5, '11f'5 ,ATAIEAEK IUQQI ff' If 01 If I i f I if V ASN' it VN, ,.. , lack Goodrich scores iwo as the Lions roll over the Rebels in their second meeting oi the year. Y U . abhalmtball Egg., is 2 I 5' ' I ! W o me iii ' i N139 :qi ,i ? E N r,.,, , ,., A if-i 'i W' Q ,iff f x W 4 , ,wk BACK ROW: V Pagliarulo, managerg T, Drobnlk I Goodrich D Krebs L Caph k Captain B E1tzgeraId Santa Maria, Coach Brian McCaIIg T Discenzo P G ONe1II D Deere Pucher, D, Dihsi, manager FIRST ROW: E. Gltnskl I SCHEDULE LATIN Iohn Adams LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN LATIN , I . I East Tech Benedictine . . . Iohn I-Iay .. GIenviIIe St. Ignatius I-IoIy Name . . ,,,. East High Collinwood Iohn Adams East Tech Benedictine Iohn I-Iay GIenviIIe . East I-Iiah CoIIinWccd ,J 'HF f l U1 M an h wff if X , ,N f 1 4 .Y .2 v 51 s Q 1-1 K ul-ll, 337 4 Q ? 4 .U w - s vu U 1 Xa fi MII 5 atm 1 4. Q Q if f , fl ,.,, lf!! UHF! J f if QM iff. W . 'Na s., V P3 J. as imp! LATIN 72 EAST HIGH 57 Bevenging a 62-56 reversal to East High, the Lion hardwooders downed the Blue Bombers 72-57 in a hard fought battle at the Latin gym. Scoring their highest point totals ot the season, Pete Pucher and Tony Discenzo with 23 and l9 points respectively, led the Lions to their ninth victory ot the year. LATIN 68 COLLINWOOD 43 With a 68-43 victory over the Bailroaders, the Lions ended their season on a triumphant note. Pete Pucher led the scoring with 15 points, three other players also broke into double figures. Close behind were Dick Krebs with 14 buckets, Tony Discenzo and Lou Cap- lick with 13 and ll tallies apiece. He floats through the air with the greatest of ease but come down with a basket, Dick, if you please. Deere and the Lions were victorious, 53-43 in this first contest with East Tech. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Dick Krebs, g ........,...,.,... Dick Deere, g Tony Discenzo, C . . . Pete Pucher, i lack Goodrich, f .... Lou Caplick, f loe Santa Maria, t .,.. Bob Fitzgerald, g Ed Glinski, g ..... Ray Zawadski, g ,.,. Gene O'Neill, g . Ron Toth, g ,.... Tony Drobnik, f 4 .. ENIOR Icxck Goodrich Gene O'Nei1I Pete Ioe Santa Maria Lou C Dick Deere Pucher crplick Tony Bob Fitzgerald Discenzo Dick Krebs .use .af K. ff-1 .. ,, nt, ri sl ' Tony Discenzo and Lou Caplick rest for a while as Dick Deere seems to snatch the ball from mid-air and the out-stretched hands of some East High players. Although they were not as successful as most optimistic Latin rooters had hoped, the record compiled by the 1955 Latin basketball squad nevertheless was something that they could be proud of. ln the Senate race the cagers ended the regular season with a lU-4 record and a tie for second place. ln the first four games the Lion quintet was very successful, Whipping Iohn Adams, East Tech, Benedictine and Iohn Hay. But there fol- lowed a four game losing streak, first to Glenvilles inspired all junior team, then to St. lgnatius and Holy Name in independent contests, and finally to East High. Collinwood, lohn Adams and East Tech all fell before the improved Lions. The game with Tech was a significant accomplishment be- cause it marked the second victory over the champion Scarabs, who did not lose to any other East Senate team. The final five games saw Latin overcome lohn Hay, East High and Collinwood, but drop return engagements with Benedictine and Glenville. 'X Dick Krebs pops two in a home contest at the Latin gym- An exerpt from the graceful ballet, The Dance of the Swan, is performed by S. Minter of the opposing Glenville team as Pete Pucher lays up two. X 11117 , . M, 'Dont look now, coach but I think I Icgst 11, Ernie Demarchi seems to sdy cis he glances: over his left shoulder. V. Morkuncxs opens the game for the IV. squad as Ray Zowcidski and Ken Koprowcski get ready to re- ceive the tip off. 9-ww BACK ROW V Pagliarulo manager N Baracz R Zawaaski K Koprowslci Coach McCall V Morkunas L Trunk R Dilisi m Flaherty B Oddo M Lloyd .li 46'a.4luzt6all Perhaps one of the finest I.V. basketball teams to grace the Latin Court was the l954- 55 edition, Under the constant guidance of Coach Brian McCall, the squad finished the season undefeated with a l6-U record, Playing spotless ball, the hardwooders cap- tured the East Senate l.V. Title and represented the school at the Arena playoffs in late Felo- ruary. Their opponents were the St, lgnatius five, Whom the Lions overpowered earlier in the year 46-34. ln accounting their successful season the tearn scored well over lOOU points, While allow- ing the opposition to score a little over 40 points per garne. Their highest point total Was a 99-59 effort over Collinwood, which ended the regular season. N rn Baracz sl ov ls out to Ken Koproski as the IV squad tries for another bucket anager FRONT ROW A Keos E Dernarchi I 4 5 7 A 2 5 BACK ROW: I. Cook, T. O'Rourke, D. Gacey, L. Kopittke, B. Smigel, I. Elwell, G. Stevens, I. Gregory. FRONT ROW: K. Kaminski, T. Forristal, I. Baracz, S. Peters, I. Fitzgerald, E. Petkovich, I. Perella, O. Drayton. F fi Jzwah 46'a.4lmt6all With the winning example of the IV. team as their guide, the freshmen captured the spirit that made the sophomores click and found that it Works just as Well for freshmen. At this Writing they have a record of 15-2, With only two more games on the schedule. Much credit for this fine season must be attributed to the diligence of the players at practice. Brother Kenneth Sommer, SM., frosh coach, deserves thanks for the long hours of hard work he spent in the gym after school teaching and demonstrating the fine points of the game. A continuation of the sterling performance on the court for the next three years means that Latin's basketball future looks very bright indeed. A t Who said basketball was a tough game? ' 1 M 'Q 1121 l it I P' I X! As. 2.5953 G x? was 1 L. I ' A, lg, ' I 'I 'Ar' T X . V' ff 2 x '4 mf ' 4 I wi H iv, ' ,Q s a Tilkfiifauf W ff' 1' 5 'V Nw-f,Q5,, Q 2 K, AW. S J. M g , , 1, 1 SX 4 - f . 4 R 1 5. fig L EC Jr , ' me ' 91-9 ' 1 gay .ir is ia' . I Wi: 6 yi' V. :ssl X510- ML V . LATIN 7 J -J Nw.- l T' I tif ..r.... .-5 1' V- BACK ROW: I Goodrich, D, Kowalski, R. Stringer, B Bonick, T Federico, I, Bylewski. SECOND ROW: R. Dilisi rnanager, E Buzzelli, I Monroe, B Dileno, B Nieser, V. Pagliarulo, manager, FIRST ROWi Fl. Prasek, D, Lawrence, I. Goodrich T Hunt, M. lezior. gba' Building a stronger track tearn through their efforts with the freshmen and sophomores, track coaches Ab Strosnider and Dan Morrnile worked diligently with the boys tc help thern becorne better tracksters through their demon- strations and helpful suggestions throughout the year lt has been too long a lapse of time be- tween the death of track and its rebirth again here at Latin to expect anything great, Given a couple of years to irnprove, Latin s thinclads will again reign in the track columns of local newspapers. A larae number ct freshmen anal sophomores practiced in the lower corridors of the school, while the more experienced runners workedf out daily at the Case Gym. Eel Fitzgerald and Pete Pufhf-7 iorne back early evening jog through the park , .A .-iii-L ii Huw ' Appearing for the second year in the News Interscholastic League, the Lion keglers reached third place as the league came to an end in the middle of March. Bolstered by returning veterans Frank Mon- dello, Ioe Urbas and Captain Gene Manista, the team started oft a successful drive for the championship early in the year when they demolished Benedictine, last year's champs, by more than 300 pins. Their hopes were dampened when they dropped three points to St. Ioseph, the league champions. Iunior mem- bers Cliff Solomon, Tony Drobnik and Ioe Rini comprise the rest ol the team. FAR RIGHT1 Ioe Urbas, senior member, tries to pick up the spare. RIGHT: Blasting the pins is just what Frank Mondello has been doing all season. STANDING: G. Manista, captaing I. Urbas, FIRST ROW: C. Solomon, F. Mondello, I. Rini. MISSING? T. Drob- nik. Hoping to count ten is Captain Gene Manista in a practice session against an intramural team at Tri- anon Lanes. HH!! With the signs of spring not far away, Latin golfers started tuning up on their drives, putt' ing and iron shots, for the coming season. Competition was among other schools at the Mayfield Heights Country Club for the Senate Title. Returning veterans Ken Kampman, playing his third year, and Pat Norton, in his second, played many a fine round during the season. Ioe Kolenic a junior star, and lim O'Neill, sophomore, played the third and fourth posi- tion against the opposition. The team competed for the District Title at the Highland Park course, and also for the State Title down in Columbus on the Ohio State University's course. TOP RIGHT: Veterans Ken Kampman and Pat Norton exhibit their form. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pat Norton, Iimmy O'Neill, Ioe Kolenic, Ken Kampman. Iim O'Neill, a sophomore newcomer to the golf team swings away. Playing his second year, Ioe Kolenic drives one down the fairway. -45 p-.Z fha Portiolly responsible for the hitth spirits ol the fmietii teitrti, the hftezkethwll teozii, ond the student body, wos the tzroup ot live cheerf leaders Under the direction ot Brother Cormine Annunzioto, S lvl this or :ftniiotion was instru iuentol iii the revivctl of thot liluoltin Spirit. .- ln on unrioturol pow cheerleaders Bill Vdrgo, Iohn Muiorozs, Lloyd Bottisttr exe ore .zhowiz truer'-I3 the Holy Nome goine Alter eagerly returned to their inspirinq task 6 , I' u ..- W MNH, K 95' wwf? .- While the spectators watched the action down-field, lohn MGYCl1Q:l9 emphatically swings his riiegctphonc Us 'ie le-ode the Crowd in cheering GO GO' L.: Guardians of the nthletic equip- ment ilu ell hove been the ' e give.. .o the ftthlf-11: :::'1r1fmer.: Working under Brother l:t::1e.: Kil- . y SM the Ahletic Fzrecior this romp undertook the tial: of cleft:- .: sn' nz., rztiin ri fine Athletic t uiprrzer. .1 dey Jrrpwwr they me niche-in V . :glut-.Llc E Hfiltilff Hof tetier H Rec-'J ' Vt' Cech X nit 13:1 be Lee Bush and lohn Marsh- .sturzding orouriil duriizq trie picture was token they H I I 'W ix., ,,..J7 SEATED: Mrs. Marie Kaval, Mrs. Iosephine Scavone, Mrs. Anne Sundra, and Mrs, Clare Kunesh. STANDING: Mrs, Margaret Sroub, Father Thomas Bodie, S.M., and Mrs. Marie Goudreau. QP? SEATED: Brother Wilbert Hamm, SM., Mr. Samuel Ferrazza and Mr. Dean Bryant. STANDING: Mr. Ioseph Grecol and Mr. George Weber. W ,U .. Behind the activities of their sons and sup- porting the welfare of the school in every possible manner are the parents of Latin boys working through the Mothers' Club and Dads' Club. The assistance to the school can hardly be sufficiently emphasized. The Dads' Club again sponsored the Squid- gulum, as it has done in the past, and oper- ated l2 booths. They also raised money for a window in the new chapel of the faculty house. Also highlighting the organizations calendar of activities were two dinners, one in February and the other in March to honor St. Patrick. Meetings of all members are held every month during the school year. They take place on the first Tuesday of the month from 8:30 to l2:OO in the evening. Officers are Mr. Samuel Ferrazza, presidentg Mr. loseph Grecol, vice- presidentg Mr. Dean Bryant, secretary, and Mr, George Weber, treasurer. The mothers hold their meetings on the third Thursday of every month ai 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Iosephine Scavone, presidentg Mrs. Anne Sun- dra and Mrs. Marie Kaval, vice-presidentsg Mrs. Margaret Sroub, recording secretary, Mrs. Marie Goudreau, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Clare Kunesh, treasurer, lead the group. Some of the accomplishments of the Mothers' Club during the year were the Card Party on October l5 and the Christmas Party for the brothers on December l6. They also spon- sored a shower when the new faculty house was completed, and a Communion breakfast in March. Through their tireless efforts the parents' organizations have demonstrated to their sons that they, too, know what Latin spirit means. No amount of thanks could show the gratitude of the faculty and students for their many acts of sacrifice and service for our benefit. Their best reward, perhaps, is the deep pleasure and satisfaction of knowing that they have accomplished so much. Rev IohnI Kucla CLERGY PATRONSHIPS His Excellency. the Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban. AIChb1ShOp bmshop ol Cleveland Hts Excellency The Most Reverend Floyd L Begln Aux1l1ary Bxshop ol Cleveland Rt Rev Msgr W1ll1am ODonnell Ph D Rt Rev Msgr I M Zegler Hts Excellency the Most Reverend Iohn I. 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' 1 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 595 E. 185 St. NAME CLASS Walter Ackley Manon Amato Iohn Ambrose Isrome Andel Albert Antomnx Godfrey Anzrc Lloyd Battlsta Dennrs Brxler Paul Boczek Iohn Boylan Courtney Broadus Dale Brown Dennxs Bryant Dan Buckley Dems Burke Thomas Busch Lawrence Cada Cono Cangemx Louis Capllck lack Carson Wxllxam F Castrovxncr 4B Nonnan Catxcchno 4E Wrllzam Cech Thomas Choromansln 4D Robert Conrad Marvxn Cook David Craig Thomas Croft Mlke Csrcsery Donald DeBa1tzo Richard Deere Ioseph DeGaetano Donald DeLeone Don DeRora Frank DeRose Anthony Dxscenzo Dxck Exsenmann Ioseph Elkms Charles Fannaccx Mlchael Fannaccx Anthony Fedenco Wxllram Feeney Iohn Ferrante Robert Fntzgerald Thomas Fitzgerald Ioseph lbrtunato Alfred Fuerst Nicholas Gambatesa 4E SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDRESS 505 E 129 Street 3899 Lee Heights Blvd 3851 Strandhxll Road 4411 Beta Avenue 11106 Notre Dame Ave 5818 Prosser Avenue 7706 Aberdeen 1799 Wllton Road 4800 E. 85 Street 1849 Cumberland Road 10831 Massxe Avenue 15330 Plymouth Place 13611 North Dnve 6412 Carl Avenue 1774 Rosedale Avenue 4186 Bushnell Road 3599 E 133 Street 3050 Monticello Blvd 6709 Whitney Avenue 1904 Woodlawn Road 16206 Delrey Avenue 3800 Montxcello Blvd Pearl Road 1139 East 79 Street 1176 South Belvoxr Blvd 2648 East 122 Street 332 Courtland Street 6920 Hosmer Avenue 11922 Grlttmg Avenue 1405 East 289 Street 1331 East 93 Street 1987 Lee Road 1821 East 90 Street 4695 Derbyshtre Dnve 12504 Marston Avenue 2113 East 125 Street 7415 Brooksxde Road 6805 Cedar Avenue 1349 Elmwood Road 1523 Felton Road 928 Rondel Road 5618 Hampstead Road 2150 Murray H111 Road 3517 Boynton Road 1648 E. 71 Street 1968 E 126 Street 14122 Maplerow Avenue 1397 Wxnston Road PHONE HI LU 1 9341 1 2247 1 7877 3 7176 1 5390 1 3282 1 2063 1 7704 1 5148 1 1423 1 0885 1 2388 1 9999 1 8776 1 8926 1 6790 1 5454 1 1750 1 8753 1 2389 1 4889 1 3250 8 6702 1 9719 1 0450 1 2191 7 5322 3 0196 1 0380 3 2073 1 8830 2 6297 1 5551 3 8138 1 8848 1 9841 4 6354 1 5769 2 5016 1 3371 1 0129 4 5633 1 3422 2 1213 1 7449 1 5951 1 1581 1 5066 NAME CLASS Donald Gerome Mrchael Gxarnzzo Gerry Gxlles Vmcent Gobozy Iohn Goodnch Donald Gould Mxchael Grattxno Benlamm Gregg Edward Gnkepelts Stephen Gumey Iermone Haladus Richard Havlock Fred Hayes Lawrence Hayes George Henderson Roger Henme Paul Hollis Francis Horan Iames Homgan Tony Hrestak Ed Hnbar Lours C Hrusch Donald Hutton Iohn Iacotano Theodore lannetta Stephen Iaksa Paul Iankowskx Donald Iarzynskx Ioseph Iezermac Thomas Kamxs Kenneth Kampman Louls Kapuscmslu Wxllxam Kamatz Paul Kelly Rxchard Kessler Ronald Klstner Stanley Klonowskx Rlchard Krebs Lawrence Kruszewskx Iohn Kunesh Mxchael Kunlec Iames Lahman Thomas Lahrnan ADDRESS PHONE 1376 E 141 Street GL 12940 3768 Berkeley Road ER 1 1907 14418 Scloto Avenue L1 1 1613 11620 Buclnngham Avenue CE 1 8284 6740 Parma Park V1 3 6769 Opalocka Dnve PK 13009 Oak Park Blvd MO 3853 Meadowbrook Blvd 524 E 110 Street 5270 Wllson Mills 8123 Korman Avenue 1854 Htllslde Road 3763 Strandhlll Road 1461 E 92 Street 17311 Glendale Avenue 14111 Kennerdown Ave 13706 Mxlan Avenue 4882E 97 Street Gar Hts 3497 Raymont Blvd Cleveland Helghts 584 East 114 Street 8007 Spnng Garden Road Parma 11827 Woodland Avenue 1379 East 92 Street 1540 Belvoir Blvd South Euclid 11417 Mt Overlook 1237 Addxsma Road LA 12517 Holbom Avenue WA 4527 Broadvxew Road SH 5602 Carry Avenue 11903 Mt Overlook Avenue 1559 Maywood Road South Euclld 9701 Sladden Avenue 12400 Beachwood Avenue 760 Quxllxams Road 1672 Lockwood 1210 E 86 Street 7204 Classen Avenue 787 Thomhlll Dnve 624 Eddy Road 1380 Grantlexgh Road 1153 E 112 Street 6803 Harvard Avenue 6803 Harvard Avenue 9 7351 2 2825 1 7198 1 8420 1 3113 4 6460 1 0816 1 9641 1 3959 2 9657 1 1315 1 6817 1 1262 1 6516 4 3790 1 0901 1 3916 1 4391 1 5920 1 7245 1 3073 1 1514 1 5085 1 9202 1 0064 3 0834 1 8468 1 0410 1 8148 1 1635 3 4322 1 9426 1 1572 1 4941 1 8441 1 7203 1 7203 4D . 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' ' 5v - 4E BR - 1 0879 1 6872 NAME CLASS Anthony Lang 14121 Chnstxne Avenue Donald Lawrence Donald Lesak Wxlllam Lewxs Iohn Loesch Edward Lozxch Thomas Lynch Wzllxam Lynch Iohn McCourt Thomas McDonnell Ioseph McHenry Robert McHenry Iohn Majoros Alex Makransky Robert Malecek SENIOR DIRECTORY ADDRESS PHONE 14107 Maplerow Avenue 1034 Mozma Dr1ve IV 1884 E 81 Street 4209 Cullen Dnve VU 10022 St Claxr 12104 Buckzngham Ave 4288 E. 124 Street 18701 Homeway Road 13905 Ardenall 1351 3148 2119 8935 2834 5847 Plalntxeld Road Montxcello Stlllman Road Buckeye Road E. 124 Street Dunham Road Eugene Manxsta Anthony Marmellx Ronald Mazunk Robert Mellert Thomas M1h911C Edward Muller Edwin Mxller Leonard Mleynek Frank Mondello Bnan Mullxn Martm Murphy Iohn Myers Dommrc Nlccolx Edward Nnemlec Frank Norton Patnck Norton Donald Novak Gerald Nowak Iohn O Boyle Peter Oddo Michael O Donnell Richard Olsen Kenneth Von Alt Tom Olsen Eugene O Nemll lvan Otto loe Papesch Dave Papuga Carmen Panse Donald Parkmson Charles Palermo Theodore Petramc Ronald Pruchmckr Wlllram Puchem Peter Pucher 13816 Edgewood Avenue 2192E 108 Street 1439 E 71 Street 2181 Maplewood Road 3550 E 112 Street 8123 Bancroft Avenue 1387 E 95 Street 3171 W 50 Street 11921 Hamlen Avenue 2729 Berkshire 1356 E 91 Street 13806 Beachwood Avenue LU 2561 E 84 Street 4003 E 141 Street 1857 E 81 Street 6300 Lmwood Avenue EX 20115 McCracken Road MO 9405 Cumberland Avenue 1826 Taylor Road 10713 CE1 Woodland Ave GA 13608 Garden Road 4306 Behrwald Avenue 3351 Meadowbrook Blvd 1425 E 86 Street 1963 W 47 Street 4025 Washington Blvd 8103 Kenton Avenue 12305 Faxrvxew Ct 4339 E 139 Street 1898 E 123 Street 868 E. 95 Street 9418 Dorothy Avenue 13400 Thomhurst Avenue 401 Eddy Road 1 1109 1 2363 3 8085 1 2434 1 4581 1 8696 1 7284 1 0814 1 9074 2 3610 1 9179 2 7951 1 6421 1 3248 1 2541 1 5747 1 2729 1 2891 1 0201 1 0443 1 9508 2 0142 1 0558 1 9930 1 8223 1 1935 1 7222 1 9723 2 8680 1 1236 1 4855 1 0328 1 6614 l 3342 1 2933 1 4544 2 0135 5 3694 1 4037 1 0635 1 4093 1 7335 3 2177 1 0438 1 4754 NAME CLASS Rxchard Qumn ADDRESS 1859 Alvason Road Iohn Racela Frank Regalbuto Iohn Rltt Roy Root Roland Ross Iohn Rundo Wlllldm Russell Iames Ruth Thomas Sands Ioseph Santa Mana Sebastxan Scarcxpxno Charles Scullm Iohn Singer Rmchard Skala 6906 St Clair Avenue 11420 Fairchild Avenue 2281 1305 6487 9218 3966 1706 Lumberton Road E. 91 Street Westmxnster Dnve Kennedy Avenue E. 121 St Strathmore Ave Mxchael Skehan Wrllxam Skerl Donald Slogar Ronald Slogar Thomas Snuth Ronald Soeder Frank Spxsak Wess Sroub Donald Stamc lames Stramer Rxchard Strogm Damel Stys George Svalger Thomas Szarwark Wmllxam Szuter Iames Talor Rzchard Telenko loseph Terlnzzx R1chard Terselxc Iohn Tomsxc Davld Toth Wxlllam Toth 9816 Mrles Avenue 9316 Kennedy Avenue 2383 E 36 Street 13215 Chnstxne Avenue 13711 So Parkway Dnve 15806 Maplewood Ave MO 6214 Glass Avenue 1149 East 63 Street 1149 East 63 Street 3069 Lrncoln Blvd 1725 East 45th 11619 Soxka Avenue 2941 East Boulevard 1225 Norwood Road 10620 Elmwood Avenue U 1189 East 87th 5900 Fleet Avenue 1109 Norwood Road 6619 Lansing Avenue 11120 Forest 4026 Hxnsdale Road 9208 Cumberland Ave 16716 Libby Road 1767 East 45th Street 7123 Umon Avenue 10603 Hampden Avenue 1207 Bender Avenue Ioseph Urbas Roger Vlland Anthony Vxtolo 1226 2921 3754 3578 Norwood Road East Blvd Salisbury E 139 Street Damel Walsh Nell Walsh Iames Wells Stanley Wolnar Ronald Zablotny Frank Zammataro Robert Zxvny 11701 Lenacrave 5911 Hrllslde Road 13702 Mann Avenue 1601 E 47 Street 9520 Garf Blvd 1480 E 110 Street 5843 Dunham Road PHONE 1 4226 1 3240 2 7488 5 4725 5 5654 1 2190 1 1379 1 3756 1 4258 1 0286 1 0560 1 0805 1 0789 2 4777 1 7291 1 5887 1 5887 2 4051 1 2681 1 2882 1 3785 1 9061 3 2181 1 0694 1 1776 1 6037 3 8698 1 4679 2 4065 1 1121 2 7945 1 1902 1 1480 1 5831 1 4659 1 1031 1 1409 2 0828 1 8319 1 5224 4 6626 1 5794 1 9828 3 3195 1 2399 2 7949 4B LU - ' ' 4E 1.1 - 4B - ' . 4A . ' . 5x - 4E . RA - 4E ' ' GA - ' ' ' 4B - . ' , 4E YE - 4B . ' 4B sw - ' 4A ' . GA - 4D - - 'ru . 4A DI - 4C CE . ' ' 4C WI - ' ' 4B , LO - AA PO - 4C . L1 - 4C ' ' 5v . 4C - M1 - 4D ' I-'A - ' 4C 4A ' YE . ' ' ' 4D . U1' - ' 4C ' 4A ' ' LU - 4C WA - ' 4D . ' LU - 4C Mo - ' 4E ' ' LU - ' 4D WA - ' 4C . - ' ' 4E . GA - 4D U'r - ' 4C . 5x - 4E EN - 4A FA - 4D EN - ' ' 4A . M1 - - 4C - , YE . ' 4B BR - 4A l EX . ' ' 4A . CE - ' 4B - LQ - ' 4B . M5 - 4B C5 . 4B mx - - 4C R Hg . Daniel Morifrrfv 4D 660 E- 113 511691 MU 1-4889 any siebqnski 4A use 544: as street sw 1-2899 ' ' 4A ' 5v - - 4B v . ' 4D . c5 - - - 4A CE . 4A - ' 4D D1 - ' ' 4C . C5 - - 4B EX . ' ' 4E . LO - 4B ' VU . 4B . SW - - ' 4B GA . ' 413 ' - 4A ' 5v - 413 - ' 4D . RA - ' ' 4B ' Mo - ' 4A PO - - ' 4C Hg . 4E . - ' 4E ' D1 - ' ' 4C GL - - 4E sw . ' 4D FI - 4C MU - 4E .FA - 4B U'r . ' ' 4D . CE - ' 4D , GA - 4E . AT - ' 4A ' EV - 4C ' . YE - 4E l 1,0 - 4C TU - ' 4A LQ - ' 415 ' ' - 115 - ' 4C ' ' LA - ' 4C . 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' 4D LU - ' 4E Mo . 4B Mv - ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Found A Brgger and Better P G G Due to the efforts of the sentor class the patronshrp drtve was a success Sales leaders mcluded Walter Ackley Donald Iarzynskr Davrd Papuga Peter Pucher Donald Lawrence and Lloyd Battlsta who surround Denn1s Bryant buslness manager Spectal mentron should be made of Wlll1Gm Russell who con trlbuted S123 00 worth ol patronshrps When the coptes of the l955 yearbook roll from the presses and the many of us look back at our work We rnust remember that all the crecllt IS not ours Another very 1rnportant part of the organ1zat1on rernamed tn the background W1thout thetr asslstance there could be no annual To them we slncerely extend our thanks PORTRAITS AND CLASS GROUPS Mr Wtlham Raunor Mr Morey Levtne Raxmor Studto CAMPUS PUBLISHING COMPANY Mr Paul Marzolf PHOTOGRAPHY Brother Bernard lansen S M PATRONSHIP DIRECTOR Brother Iohn Pawlos, S M EDITORIAL ADVISOR Brother Ioseph Gaudet, S M THE EDITORS AND THE STAFF OF THE 1955 PURPLE G GOLD