Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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. . . future Leaders in the world X . X .nik X. O ' ' : . Treasurer James Nlusarra Secretary Raymond Rosswog Vice-President john Zack Living in a World such as this, man needs all the training he can possibly t -1 acquire. As seniors the men of Prep came to realize this. They came to see ' Q the need and importance of education and the beneHts from it. Although they 4 kept their lightheartcdness, the seniors came to look seriously at the world and realize their purpose in life. Career VVeek in October showed the importance of education and every 'Y' passing day proved this again. From Winning the football and cross country titles in the fall until the last diploma in Iune, the seniors gave their all. The class Worked on the Literulae, held their annual prom, received their class rings, participated in rallies, Student Council and class meetings, Quarter Sessions, and all the various projects which compose a senior year in high school. Thus the seniors, ably advised by Father Daniel J. Martin, advanced spiritu- ally, scholastically, socially, and athletically, and are now prepared for the road of Y life as Prep alumni. ' Q-I st 5, President Edward NVittmann i Ill Q 'f nf- , Q..- 'U ' Senior adviser Fr. Daniel Martin and assistant Fr. john Kuzilla direct the seniors. Advisers Fr. Joseph Rlcliay, 0.S.F.S., and Fr. jamcs Sperry lend their counsel to the Class of 58. 25

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Leaders in their class - .- 92 ,

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Graduates PA E ix M-df 1' mr VL.. be ...M 13: f K 6 .v Iames Harry Adams St. Iolm Science galore, honor student. Mission, Latin and Cerman Clubs, class play participant, chemistry and biology his fa- vorites . . . Yankees his team --biochemistry and physics his future. David Raymond Anthony St. George Our 'deep-thinking class philoso- pher and deft discusser , . . lnathcmaties, Forensic League congressman, cross-country lot- terman . . . part-time fur trapper . . . writer or novelist of the future. up we 1 I i Robert llarold Allshouse Blessed Sacrament Our scholar-jester . . . all-around committee man, student COIIH- cilor . . . chorister, Literulae business staffer, mild monitor, stock car fan . . . lawyer or salesman. Richard Thomas Aquino St. Peter The perpetual jokester and class upsetter . . . come day, go day . . . has plans for a career in the armed forces or landscape busi- ness. 1 958 26 Father Martin and several interested seniors check the proficiency of American Sterilizer draftsmen during Career XVeck. Donald james Arents St. Iolm, Girard Second honors student . . . fleet- footcd runner . . . Mission and German clubber . . . aim in life: to help others . . . keeps busy with his car and job . . . some- day, Dr. Arentsf, Laurence David Bchan St. Andrew A silent scholar and champion half-mile runner . . . student councilman and U.N. repre- sentative . . . artist on the side. super sportsman . . . a princely pedagogue to be. -i 1 Richard Albert Baniszewski St. Iolm Friendly, easygoing . . . a baele field letter-winner, 3-year vetci an right-fielder . . . stutler council member . . . eager t lift weights . . . the Marine then college for Dick. Ronald Henry Bernard St. Stanislaus First honors galore . . . Forens Leaguer, class debator, ral participator . . . I.V. basketba drum major, and weight lift . . . smiling Ron looks to cii engineering. '-4,5 ' 1 ,f 'qv Q f - 1 .. j ' me A ef'