Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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.xx 'Eb N '---o- 1 MR. ROBERT P. TROMBACCO MR. CYRIL WIRTNER B.A., Gannon College. Social Studies, M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technol- Basketball. ogy. Art, Mechanical Drawing, Crafts, Yearbook. 0 0 N l Sr. Anne Marie displays her artistic abilities while making a rally poster. Fr. Kuzilla shows his stu- dents the book which they will use in basic Russian. N.,-yanm-r MR. ANTHONY J. ZAMBROSKI B.S. in Phys. Ed., University ot Notre ball, Wrestling. Dame. Health, Physical Education, Foot-

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X I IN IVIEIVIORIAIVI After fifteen years at Cathe- dral Prep, Mrs. Marjorie Kai- ser departed from our staff last August. lt was with heavy hearts that we faced the fact that death had claimed one of Prep's most loyal fans. Mrs. Kai- ser was head of the cafeteria staff. During her fifteen years at Prep, every Prepster was one of her boys. No one could alter her belief that there was no such thing as a bad Prep- ster. The delicious food that Ma prepared was only one of the indications of her love for Prep. 'fx' Ziyi? rw J' -15 -lu 1?-ll' wr,,.I:1 . - .' -'A Ma was a great football fan. She attended every game and cheered for her boys enthusiastically. After every game, Ma personally took the responsibility of cleaning the dirty uniforms and preparing them for the next game. Prep has lost a part of her tradition when Ma died. Her memory and spirit will always be cherished by every Prepster. Remember her in your prayers. J -uf il A 'W 9 ii ' 'fat Wy., , 'TT:TfQ I . 6 A 5 I I' I, I'-' ' . :,4 For zz. fill I - 'Itas- NQ 'i ,.- . 4, s- ' ..,- I .,-. 4 . '. :I I, S zu.. I :I ..oII. .IIIII A I 3 I. .. ,.n .I Q . -' II -I-.I ,. . 1 ,- .. ., ,. ' In ',I ,. . .. . Ir, I .. ,M 405 I.I', Ii.: I 5 f-If I' f - I-a I' L 54 ,Z p I fb. II.I' I . . I ' ' I 11' . I .,.k, ,,I. , ' g.,,x I. . . I I, I L I'. 5IX' I .3 ' f. '- ,- .-: . :riff :. ,- 'ss , .0 ,, I .1 ' , -. -I 1 . I If-. I I. I I I. I . ' 5- Q-sf' -' f , II .. 55.35 ' ,Q . I ,. -4, , . 1 -r , . I- . I -sz ,aI -. - .-. .. s . ' I , -1. I -- 6 nl . ' ' .- wi-- f 'ff ' il fi' . ' , E .:' r .. . : 1-I I, It J I: I, I IIII: +I. . I- fr, I I . S - ' ,,- - , ' ks r-. ' 1 , ' - E- - -' 1 : ' ' 1- -- -3f.,.: Lf' '7'-'.' T . .1 -. ' - ' ' 4 f J 14,-.-Q - J- f.. I- 913.3 - ,' ', f fa.. Inc' I 'A 'P ,cv ' 'lf' I 1-,' f K-fr 4. ' e N ' . gd- , 'p' ' , I' pl I ' .- 1-rf. .Q uf. '- .t - - , -ff -. .- K 'ini HL' L HZ'--' ' :Ta ' , 'fl Ti' A W . Z -I .1 .., I ' I +L .1 Ac' 3,1 , 4 1. . 'L xv i , . t ' I I ' ' 'Q I 3 '..I -'f ' ' I1 ' 1 -. 4 L I' - ,n I S .