Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Dennis Paul Cerami 349 E. 4 St. St. Patrick Pete, consistently winning letters in basketball, served as a Sophomore Class oliicer. His wishes are to become a teacher. Joseph John Chimenti 332 E. 5 St. St. Patrick A wrestling and weight lifting enthusiast, Chiments likes mathematics. In his future he sees a degree in accounting. Edward William Christy 958 W. 6 St. St. Andrew Soda jerk at Christy's Snack House is the job of this band and jazz band member. History teaching lies in Ed's future. Dennis Carl Cipalla 3805 Peach St. St. Peter As a member of the Chess Club, Denny also likes golf, tennis, and reading. Engineer- ing at Gannon is his desire. William Francis Clancey 2917 Liberty St. Sacred Heart Bill's interest in mathematics will lead him to a career in engineering. His hobbies are golf, bowling, and coin-collect- ing. gx 1 G' f r .f n, 1 . , t .4152 fag' ,vi , ,as 161. , ,f ' Q ,af X U f ,X 'M-:gf . . - . H ,R Sga M ,B :., , ., N . Q.. S . . , .,,,. Sl, . in Q 2 l 01' K I uni M '..0 r' D M-mv 3 - ' ,, .a s ,-ag: 3-:y a ,- , , -- ZF if' re- 4--1. 7 af1ff 1. T' . 152 ,K 3 - 4 4. .. Grin, 3 gi , ,af -.k f ' A V ' a : ' A , , M 1217 I I .zgfzglw V 1 , . V W , 1... .1 I ' ' 8 , Z' . 31 J W , X 29 Robert A. Clark 2610 Goodrich St. St. .10.YL'f7f1 This happy-go-lucky pet store clerk is also an altar boy. Bob will major in chemistry at Gannon. Louis Leroy Colecchia 1924 Cascade St. St. Stephen The band and jazz band oc- cupy some of this Chemistry and Stock Club member's time. Louis will seek a career in en- gineering. William Eugene Coleman 1049 W. 34 St. Sacred H enrt While w i n n i n g consistently both scholastic honors and ath- letic letters, Bill was an officer of the Sophomore Class. Engi- neering lies in his future. Thomas Allen Conway 1346 W. 35 St. St. George T.C. has a liking for bowl- ing, coin collecting, math, and chemistry. He is headed for a chemistry course at Gannon.

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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.

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John Rudolph Costell 860 E. 28 St. A Holy Rosary Honor winner Johnny C. plans an education at Gannon in automotive design and engi- neering. His favorite subject is history. Gerald William Crawford 1864 B Apt. ii3 Buffalo Rd. St. James The riile and track teams were a couple of Jerry's athletic en- deavors. Chemistry at Gannon lies in the future. Christopher Lester Cross 1821 Oxford St. St. Jude This U.N. delegate is also busi- ness manager of the RAM- BLER, LITERULAE, and EX- PLORER. Mr. X has earned his share of honor cards. Timothy Joseph Crowley 145 Euclid Ave. St. Mary A member of the Debate, Rifle, and Spanish Clubs. Tim also collected honor cards. The future sees him as an architec- tural engineer. James Donald Cullen 510 W. 7 St. St. Peter Jim, a consistent honor winner, was a member of the Speech Club. He will attend John Car- roll and study Accounting. N I . ff l , f 1 Q 9 'jf sr -'J ' 5 CY . ' 1 ' - . 4 ' I M, r-A ' x Q-4 f A ....f ' -4 mfljf -ff H 'V' ' FN ga A . 'xg - - -4 4 fi' X., , FJ- - QL ef- .7 'Xxx fr- 'Y is 'T' Q 4 ' '-Y! 'A lf 2 MN, xl -W' f Y 30 Michael Lynn Culver 521 W. 31 St. Sacred Heart History and chemistry were the favorite subjects of this Weightlifting bug. Gannon will be his school this fall. David Nicholas Daddario 419k E. 8 St. St. Mary A part-time worker at Rainbow Gardens, Dave plays basketball in his spare time. He foresees a D.D.S. after college. Andrew Francis Daleski 16 Meade Ave. St. George The Stock Club and the Music Appreciation Club b u s i e d Dalesk's. H e will study chemical engineering at Wash- ington and Jefferson. Dennis Jon Damico 1122 Brewster St. St. Ann Damic's love of math will serve him well in some field of science at Gannon. At Prep he was an enthusiastic Stock Club member.