Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Bemard J. Betz 1641 West Grandview Blvd. St. George Bernie kept himself busy as a C. C. D. instructor and by marching in the band color-guard. Gannon and engineering lie in his future. William J. Bixby George P. Blakeslee Edward J. Bogdanski 1422 West 33 Street 3825 Sunset Boulevard 2402 East 43 Street Blessed Sacrament St. Luke St. Luke This future physician played This honor recipient A member of the Rifle saxophone in the band and WQS 2 letterman in f00Ib2.ll Club, Ed plans for an en- served on the forensic team. 2-nd i1'2lCk- George plans to gineering career. He is un- Bill plans on attending Pitt take up accounting at certain as to choice of this fall. Gannon. college. Richard M. Bohrer 621 Poplar Street St. Andrew Dick belonged to the water polo, swimming, and track squads. He will pursue an engineering career at Villanova. - James M. Bojarski 538 East 22 Street Holy Trinity Jim foresees a future in teaching social studies. He plans to study at Gannon. Var-r-o-o-osm. . . . . at r . -f John F. Bonanno Otto J. Borgia 1419 Cold Springs Drive 418 East 4 Street Blessed Sacrament St. Patrick A consistent honor winner, A Weightlifter, Otto was Jack hopes to be a lawyer. H member Of the f00tb9-11, His goal will carry him basketball, and track teams through pre-law at Gannon. Pitt and civil engineering is his decision.

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Joseph J. Baniszewski 852 East 31 Street Holy Rosary A career in social work is the goal of this RAMBLER format editor. A forensic champion and chairman of the Model U. N. delegation Joe will attend Pitt this fall. Donald A. Barnes Martin Barr James M. Bauman 8214 Greeley Blvd. 615 West 10 Street 417 Seminole Drive St. Casimir St. Peter St. Andrew Don exercised his ability in A language enthusiast, Jim plans on Georgetown accounting by sewing as Marty was seldom seen without for engineering or law this business manager for the his Russian text. He will en- fall. Trumpet is his triumph RAMBLER and LITERULAE. iou at Siena for political as 21 four-year band member , He will follow this interest at SCiel'lCe- the University of Pennsylvania. Bruce A. Behringer 411 West 10 Street St. Peter With an eye towards a career in history, Bruce took part in the Model U. N. and Teenage Re- publicans. Siena College awaits. David R. Belczyk 366 East 36 Street St. Luke Varsity track and for- ensics took up much of Dave's spare time. He pre- dicts a political career after Gannon. Patrick R. Behan 626 Cherry Street St Andrew Pat, who performed well for the band, sites biology as his favorite subject. He plans to teach that subject following graduation from Edmboro. Could it be . . . seniors in the library? Thomas E. Bell 5535 Peach Street Mount Carmel Tom was active in foren- sics and also president of the Chess Club. A member of the National Honor Society, he sees chemistry at John Carroll for next fall. John R. Bertges 2608 Zimmerly Road Our Lady of Peace An intramural wrestler and basketball player, Jack also enjoyed art and music appreciation. He foresees real estateor advertising following Gannon.

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Gary M. Boyer 210 Chautauqua Blvd. Mount Calvary Gary will pursue a political science career at Columbia University. A C. C. D. teacher, he was also a mem ber of the Rifle Club. Noel S. Bradley Let's see, was it dyldx I 2x + 5 or ffxj I 3xl24x - 7. Brian P. Brinig 3103 Liberty Street 4206 Beech Avenue David D. Bucceri Sacred Heart St. Peter 920 West 23 Street Noel hopes to be an en- The stock market and Wall Sacred Heart gineer and plans to attend Street lie in the future of The Latin Club and cross- Penn State. Besides a letter this Penn State student. country team kept Dave in track, he also participated Brian taught music in his busy. He will study engineering in cross-country. spare time. at Gannon. John G. Buettner 659 East 31 Street St. John Wrestling and football rounded out John's time. A career in commercial art looms in his future. Peter I. Bugio 3014 Highland Road St. Andrew A letterman in water polo, Pete served as president of the Radio Club. A future as a broadcasting engineer will be the result after Penn State. Gary D. Buseck 551 West 31 Street Sacred Heart A consistent scholastic award winner, Gary was ex- ecutive editor of the LIT- ERULAE. Boston College will soon host this National Merit Finalist. 25 Charles M. Calhoun 5502 Zuck Road Our Lady of Peace Carl sees a future in the priesthood after studying English at Gannon. The Art Club and Bowling Team occupied his spare time.