Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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CLASS 0F 1965

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Jeffrey John Bednarski 1226 E. 8 St. St. Casimir Beds was 11 member of the Spanish Club, Debate Club. and the U.N. delegation. Honor cards were plentiful for this future dentist. Mark Edward Benecki 426 E. 2 St. St. Patrick Mark. a math and Russian whiz, was a member of the cross country team. He aspires to a degree in accounting at Gannon. William Davidson Benner 150 W. 23 St. St.Josepl1 Bill served on the Student Council and participated in football and basketball. He hopes to be a teacher or an architect. Raymond Francis Berchtold 2923 Highland Rd. Blessed Sacramerzt This coin collector will be a Certified Public Accountant after Gannon. Ray was a member of the band, Camera Club. and Music Club. Frank Joseph Bogacki 516 E. 23 St. Holy Trinity A Radio Club member, Boges found pleasure in amateur radio. Electrical engi- neering is the calling of this math enthusiast. NM tv' :Xi ' K ' 1- - - 1 . ,Af ..,- , '-uv fv M. I 1 J - Y ' P X33 -s .sf X r1 gs, ,A , cf .Y J' '.:'f ' 1 9 I it it - ,Q 'Nw yi-fx fwfr 1 fv f'4y.f .1 Q . 'x.. 'iff --.4..-. asv' 'sm .4 ,- -Q 1 Q. .ww 4 .. v 's ! NI -.A mf' Tx Nl? . L J ,N 1 . --'A as . - 4 I 10 ' ., , -rr 'J' ff Q1 1' ...af John Leonard Bojarski 427 E. 27 St. Holy Trinity Math was the favorite subject of this sports booster. John plans to take an engineering course at Penn State. Gregory Alan Bosner 2906 Tuttle Ave. Holy Rosary Greg spent his time practicing for forensics, assisting with dances, and collecting honor cards. He looks forward to chemical engineering. Joseph Franklin Brown 4112 Peach St. St. George This a m a t e u r photographer found his forte in mathematics and history. Brownie sees an engineering profession in his future. Joseph Bernard Bruno 3342 W. 42 St. Our Lady of Peace This caddy takes a great inter- est in cars. Joe plans someday to teach history, his favorite subject.