Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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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.

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.Wi 19' ,gp . I x .Wm .-,I SN., ,am ,. fv 0 , - - ff' 3 -2' egg . 3 A William Alvin Abram 1438 W. 32 St. Blessed Sacrament This member of the Art Club was often seen making rally posters. Abe plans to attend Gannon for a science degree. , AA - x. HP' Thomas Patrick Adiutori ' 6200 Fisher Ct. A Sl. Peter Tee worked at Dee's Cigar Store after school. He will be ' 4, - found at the University of Duquesne in the fall. , :A ..,, -41 'wx . ff ml' f fi' l James Mark Agresti 1240 South View Dr. St. George When not participating in fo- rensics, Skip could be found working on his car. He plans to study law. , ' -'vt f 4' James Stephen Amoriello 342 E. ll St. St. Stanislaus Am's participated in J.V football and managed the var --an sity football and track teams. At Gannon he will study pre- . 'CR 1 medicine. J S -3 -Q, xiii ' 1 .xx v 1 K n 'Q Q.. 26 Anthony Andrezeski 813 E. 28 St. St. John A bowling enthusiast, Anthony also enjoyed golf, hunting, fish- ing, and billiards. He will ma- jor in pre-law at Gannon. James Theodore Bachmaier Il03 McConnell Ave. St. Jude Gannon and medicine await this J.V. footballer. Bachs likes to hunt and fish. -He cited German and history as his fa- vorite subjects. John Robert Baldwin 3857 State St. St. Luke John was an enthusiastic lapi- dary. His love of science and mathematics will lead him to an engineering degree. Gary William Baran 926 E. 35 St. St. Luke Gary, a future history major at Slippery Rock, was active in the Rifle Club. He also enjoyed mechanical drawing. Michael Paul Baran 1039 W. 27 St. Sacred Heart This car and sports enthusiast found mechanical drawing en- joyable. Mick will pursue a career in architecture after graduation from Penn State.

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- - 2' 5 - . Q f if, 9-4 FSL is 413- A x - N .N '. ,- .J t I' I I9 'lf ': AA ' -L -I Stanley Joseph Brzezicki 3404 Bird Dr. SI. Stanislaus It was advanced courses all the way for Stash. An avid bowler, he will pursue a career in electrical engineering at Gannon. ' John Alexander Bucceri 920 W. 23 St. Sacred Heart A chorus member and variety show participant, Booch likes to attend dances. He foresees a career in some field of science. Walter Woodrow Burenko 204 Hess Ave. St. Ann This avid bowler believes that practice makes perfect. Wally wants to attend Gannon Col- lege for either business admin- istration or accounting. Charles Leroy Bush 726 E. 36 St. St. Luke Chuck will be spending his coming years studying den- tistry. His interest is in science and he likes boating and water- skiing. N ? .I - . 'J Iv., Q-l '.Q Q I Y 1 'Pwr Q. ., 1 T --as ,I J ht rw '5 4 '1 Thomas John Calabrese 342 E. 2 St. St. Patrick Cal is a consistent letter win- ner in football, basketball. and track. He sets his aims at be- coming a teacher and coach. David Glen Carmosino 146 E. 38 St. St. Luke Because of his liking for math- ematics, Carm intends to study engineering at Gannon College. He lists art as his hobby. Douglas Bordman Carnes 1141 W. 7 St. St. Andrew Cars and chemistry are this second honor winner's favor- ites. Doug hopes to pursue a career in either law or econom- ICS. Timothy Patrick Carney 14 E. 30 St. SI. Joseph A member of the band, Tiny is interested in chemistry and history. After John Carroll University, he hopes to become an M.D. Ronald Gary Casella 1103 W. 25 St. Sacred H earl Ron, who likes mechanical drawing, enjoys weight lifting and tinkering with cars. His goal is a degree in commercial art or architecture.