Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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S ' 'al' Nd . 3 T 1 'Vg 2' tx , sa A f'fff?fa A Q' V5 'J A ' :S J V ,' RS we A,,, if ,b iff W 4 4. y 5:5 H Q RICHARD MARTIN President ALBERT MONTEVECCHIO Treasurer Renato Ruzzier, Bob Stahley, Terry Calabrese, Ron Casey, and Ted Hammond ponder the path of the priesthood. S84 'X

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M ,l ! I. ,J R .il J 1 sl, V .. i 'O' 14.1 IOR The true test of education does not lie in the many tons of mortar and steel that comprise the physical structure of a school. Greatness is found in the development of character, mind, and body-the day-by-day process that molds the raw material, the boy. into the finished product, the whole man. The Class of '55 now sees how character and career inter- twine, how daily training and decision meet. The boy of four years ago is now a man. He has completed a strict course of studies which provides a rock-bottom foundation upon which he can build his future and find the happiness all men seek. He is strengthened morally, mentally, and physically and ready to take his place in the world. The Prep Graduate is thoroughly equipped to achieve his goal in any vocation-the priesthood, medicine, law, science. engineering. teaching, business. Many Prep Alumni have al- ready assumed positions of leadership and are fulfilling the high ideals of Catholic education. Characters formed and careers chosen, the Class of '55 moves forward. K ll O 'DS' .1 1 J! it I Ya 3 BERNARD FARABAUGH Secretary David Nawrocki and Carl Bauer seem impressed by the engineering exhibit. Fu- ture bridge-builders? enrsics' T -7'

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fu-Is.. 40' nf- Ar '-1 VZ? 'ss EDWARD JOSEPH Axus . . . Edziu . . . Holy Trinity Color Guard . . . Prom Committee . . . Election Committee Edziu has the mien of a scholar and the brow of a poet: he has an eye for getting things done and heart for liking people . . . College is foreseen, but a career is not yet chosen. CHARLES THOMAS AUGUSTINE . . . Chazz . . . St. Paul J.V. and Varsity Football . . . Student Council . . . Prom Decorator Chazz is the kind of fellow who inspires esprit-de-corps. His fiery personality and numerous interests bespeak success in the classroom and in the athletic arena . . . From the Arrow Drug Store to the Augustine Pharmacy. JOSEPH JOHN BALTER . . . Joe . . . Holy Rosary Monitor . . . Bowling . . . Dance Committee Joe is the hard-working, quiet type of student, He aspires to the outdoors, hunting and fishing are his specialties. Joe was deeply impressed by his first retreat . . . His plans include attending college. JOHN ARTHUR BARCIO . . . Tiny . . . St. Julia Wrestling . . . Monitor . . . Chorus John is secretary of the Wheels' Club and occasional broad- caster of St. Julia's Sunday morning Mass for shut-ins. While John is usually found working under a car, he's strictly a dolce-far-niente man . . . A J. P. Morgan? ROBERT JOSEPH BARRON . . . Bobo . . . Holy Rosary Literulae . . . Monitor . . . Radio Club Wholesome independence, consistent logic, and day-by-day optimism characterize Bobo. While fishing and golf are his preferred pastimes, chemistry and typing are his favorite class subjects . . . Civil engineer or F.B.I. investigator, his contem- plated choice. CARL JOSEPH BAUER . . . Carl . . . St. Joseph Career Week . . . Dance Committee . . . St. Benedict's Play Quite an amateur shutter-bug, -a spirited M.C. at rallies, and a busy committee worker, Carl believes in the slogan, Do a good job and do it right . . . Carl will follow in his father's footsteps at Koehler's. JOHN EDWARD BENECKI . . . Red . . . Holy Trinity Honor Student . . . Student Council . . . Water Polo Presenting-Prep's Diplomat. A talented pen, impressive discourses before the Council, bubbling performances in the pool, and a high-octane personality make John one of Prep's outstanding leaders and characters , . . Chemical engineering has engulfed his interest. DONALD EDWARD BERDIS . . . Don . . . Holy Family Mission Club . . . Latin Club . . . Chemistry Club Don is rich in virtue and incentive. This loyal friend and true gentleman spends his spare time by tinkering with cars and performing odd jobs . . . His future students will find in him a wealth of wisdom. JOHN MICHAEL BIENIASZ . . . Beany . . . St, Stanislaus French Club . . . Monitor . . . Dance Committees This chipper spare-time stamp collector and after-three-thirty pin sticker is a worker plus and a friend double plus. Head erect, eyes forward, Beany shoulders responsibilities with the greatest of ease . . . Chemical engineering. LAWRENCE JOSEPH BINDSEIL . . . Larry . . . St. John Honor Student . . . Career Week , . . Prom Decorator Larry, always one of our top ten scholastically, may safely be called the Master of Math. Depth of mind and facility of pen promise a niche in Prep's Hall of Fame . . . He'll give his all to chemical engineering. 1 ...Q ,- DUCT V' MIM?