Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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W0 54 7 y0? it LITER LAE 971 Published by the Senior Class eparatory School Erie, Pennsylvania Executive Editor Michael G. Ryan Copy Editor William J. King Format Editor John R. Szymanski Activities Editor James M. Antoun Sports Editor Daniel E. Meister Personnel Editor Ronald F. Slomski Business Manager Christopher K. Kohlmiller Richard P. Woznicki Photography Consultant Mark J. Olszewski History Editor Patrick W. Lyon Advertising Consultant Charles A. J. Quirk History Faculty Senicvrs Activities Sports Underclassmen Staff .L if 4 Q W' ' E 33 Archbishop John Mark Gannon Founder Over six thousand men have passed through the portals of Cathedral Prep-men who have been offered a sound Christian education. For that education these men are deeply indebted to the late Archbishop John Mark Gannong for, it was through his foresight and energy that Prep was founded in 1921. From these ear- liest Prep days until his death in 1968, the Archbishop was a guiding force behind our school. We who grad- uate in this the fiftieth anniversary year here express, on behalf of all Prep graduates, our sincere gratitude to our founder. 1 I , Y s v.i,lQl,i.4 I , v f '--na-nan The Most Reverend Alfred M. Watson, D.D. Bishop of Erie Bishop Watson is truly an integral part of Cathedral Prep. He was a member of the first graduating class - the class of 1925. In the 1940's he served as teacher, advisor, and assist- ant headmaster. At present, as Bishop of Erie, Bishop Watson still recognizes the value of a Prep education and maintains close contact with all aspects of the school. ,gyms-it Archbishop John Francis Whealon Early in 1967, Bishop John Francis Whealon brought to Erie the diverse talents of a well-educated Christian leader. During his two-year tenure as Bishop of Erie, he served as an excel- lent example to all, but especially to the students of Prep. Bishop Edward P. McManaman During his fifteen years of service as auxiliary to Archbishop Gannon, Bishop Edward P. McManaman fully lived his motto To Serve Christ. From his days as a Prep confessor to his days as a member of Prep's Board of Trus- tees, he was constantly involved with and devoted to Prep. Bishop Mc- Manaman truly possessed the spirit of Prep. -Y ry- --a ll' l 12105 ' len QQ.. ,w.,F N - Y' 1 , V ..,- , V Y ..... ... . t f ini gg . t . , X . if 'F i A M W 5 I f ef ,, 1 r M, . .. F , . 4 'F c an Sv . vw - 2' 1 , , 1 5 A ., , i , 1 4. ' it , 5 4 1 I V G, fs . is is M it 3' l E A Q l1'11lf'g1,Qx. . ' 3' 122 - L' -. A ,, . ., ....1..-1--1 W MS Oi W lx lli le? Mr, hx Si X SW Q ts Sis sg? Ks me NE gg 591 as X2 'Q Q Ui Q Q ' ' -, JH? f- -.X J TX' hih. . . Rt. Rev. Msgr. Robert B. McDonald Headmaster For twenty-seven years Monsignor McDonald has dedicated himself to one ideal - the ideal that today is Cathedral Preparatory School. Through his efforts Cathedral Prep has grown into a great educational complex. 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Af K y Na 4 I f f jffi - K 'uf ,, 1 ,gf f' 1 f ,, 4 QV! --f'-4 'iff ' L I 1, pr' W., '-.'!'. ..:', O05 M.. W. any A I 4 1 5 .xi ,, W P . P' 99 ' 1 I A I x I :B F5 is 55 1 QR. f ri 1 , 'N Q Q - 42 1 , , . :L Ly . S P v 1. V ,If gg if J sf . W te ! 'Q V..N x, Hr ,, f, ea w. - 'A ' f-lagq 4 AVE ' 3 f'f:' . 1 Cathedral Preparatory School 1921 'L 3 1971 I The fall of 1921 was momentous for the city of Erie, Pennsylvania. In August of that year, as the schools of the city prepared to open, the pastors of Erie's twelve Catholic Churches were summoned to a meeting with Bishop John Mark Gannon. At that meeting they were introduced to a project whose tremendous import they scarcely realized. The project? The founding of a Catholic high school Aa high school that would give all boys of the city an opportunity to establish a firm foundation for a future college education, a high school to be called Cathedral Preparatory School for Boys. A Bnshop's Dream With the promised support and cooperation of the assembled priests, Bishop Gannon initiated immediate action. Aided by Rev. Joseph J. Wehrle, S. T.D., then superintendent of diocesan schools, the Bishop planned to open classes in September. lt sounded impossible. But, open Cathedral Prep did, with classes held in the basement of St. Peter's Cathedral. The area provided four classrooms, a study hall, and a partitioned section which served as an office for the first headmaster, Father Wehrle. Under Father Wehrle's guidance, with Bt'shop Gannon providing the vital t'nspiration, Cathedral Prep and its one hundred boys were off to a propitious start. Front the very beginning the school endeavored to fulfill its promise to provide a sound Catholic education and to prepare boys for higher studies. The vert' first year saw the birth of the yearbook, The Lilcrulac, which was edited by the freshmen. It contained only one picturee ethat of Bishop Gannon. i rep 's Golden Years Monsignor Joseph J. Wehrle. Headmaster Named now to head this new institution, Doc Wehrle re- signed fronz Prep and Father Victor Miller was named head- nzaster during the summer of 1941. ln October of 1941, the new headnzaster broke ground for the long awaited new Ca- thedral Prep annex and on October 29th of the following year Bishop Gannon laid its cornerstone. In 1925 Prep prouclll' gradttatetl its ft'r.s't senior class qfort-1'-two young C'l1l'l'Xlll1l1 gentlemen. Among them was a ,future Bishop of the Erie Diocese, Alfred Michael Watson, bttsines'.s' manager lor the Lilcrulzlc .lor four years. In the years that 'followed that l't'rst commeneement the administrators came to realize that the f7l1Yl'SI'- cal plant was inadequate to meet the growing en- rollment. The subsequent purchase of the Downing building on West Ninth Street provided admint'.s'tra- tive offices, sc'ienee laboratorie.s, and ct librari' a temporary measure that would serve until a new building could be erected: at that time the Downing building would be razed. Ever planning, ever dreaming, Bishop Gannon launched in 1940-41 another of his ambitious edu- cational projects efjannon College. X1 fy'51f! ' The Downing Building The ceremony was linked to another celebration-that of Bishop Gannon's . fortielh anniversary as a priest, his twenty-fifth anniversary as a Bishop. As the building progressed through 1943-44, the school once more saw a change in administrators. Father Mil- ler was named pastor of St. John Parish in Erie in 1944, and Monsignor Robert B. McDonald, then head of the diocesan Department of Education, was appointed headmaster. Rev. AUred i Watson l now Bishop Watson l was named his assistant. The principal highlight of Monsignor McDonald's first year here was the dedication of the new Prep to Jesus Christ and Youth. The dedica- tion Mass had as its celebrant the . , f,. . ,J Pumismzu me 'rr-it 5'ri.2nams ov 'rua . CMHEDRAL. I'asPAxATc5RY,SC,H00L FOR BUYS A ERIE, PENNSYLVASNIA Apostolic Delegate to the United States, the Most Reverend Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, now retired in Rome from his last appointment as Papal Secretary of State. The formal blessing of this beautU'ul stone structure on October 26th was part of the dedication of the Cathedral Center. This complex consisted of St. Peter's Cathedral, the episcopal residence, the Ca- thedral rectory, a synod hall, a Memorial Chapel for Bishops, the chancery office, and the new Cathedral Prep addition. Classically beautiful in its Gothic architecture, the new school plant, whose main en- trance faced an open court on West Ninth Street, provided twenty-two completely equipped classrooms, modern scientific laboratories, administration offices, youth administration offices, a gymnasium, a swimming pool, and a library noted for its beauty as well as for its usefulness. Breaking ground for new school on October IS. I9-ll. The 0llISlllIIlll'lIj1 pli,1'.x'i'eal lea- lure of lhe library lat' in the nine huge .s'.i'n1l70lic' siainecl glcixx winzlowx which were ile- sikgizerl hi' Ranibuselz in ml- i . lalwraiion with MIJlI.S'l.QIlflI' Mc'- Donalcl and a.xe.s'i'.s'ierl ht' lhe Vert' Reverend Thaiiiris Plaszsniann, OFM., a naiionallt' repziiea' l'.X'f7L'I'l in llllll'4Ql'C'fll .vrnzhnlisni fran: SI. BUIICIVUIIIIIFC' L'lIl'VC'l'.S'Iil-ll Panels represent the diocese, Ihe Church, Ihe Unilea' Slates, religion, the honze, liberal arts, Ihe pro- fesxions, fine arts. ana' manual aris. They feaiure synibols of ihese various szihjee1.s' as well ax ,vainis who are patrons in each given area. Exec'u11've Qffiees were localea' on the ground floor of Ihis buila'ing, with classrooms' on the grouna' and upper floors of an ell-shaped wing which opened at right angles from Ihe main hall. The school's beginning. Prep's present cafeteria. l N ' 'Z H11 1 1--Y. fx?-H-M-s -Q . a .-fmtnx. vu.. v..v-..v I , Q 'I 'IVTYT Y - . J..21,L, n-'--1'- J.,'.. A fi 3 3lIP3'UFf'2 'f A 0 1 . ' gj 4C JFEFTE Wir 1 ia 25 Jams vt'-fr b I - .-r .41 11115 II'H1L' Prep had 1101 ,VHI fIC'l1l'6'V6'tf llIl1f6'II't' -101116 in Ihe L'fl'l'. 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Prep has continued its excellence in athletic contests up until this present Jubilee year, adding trophy after trophy to its coveted collection as it has accepted championship crowns in these fields of competition. Its development in these areas greatly contrasts its humble begimzings. Prep's athletes have gone on to colleges and out into the world not only as excellent sportsmen but as men polished with qualities of leadership and excellence in character and personality. The planners of the building which had been dedicated in 1944 had thought that the physical facilities would finally meet every conceivable need. But an ever-growing enrollment re- opened the space problem. In 1954 another addition was constructed: a building housing laboratories, four classrooms, a student senate. a health suite, an auditorium seating 1200, an indoor track now carpeted with astro-turf, and a rifle range. e--' . .iHP.M1:5!' -.'T.- -Q l The Most Reverend Amlcto Giovanni Cicognuni. Apostolic Dclcgulc to the United States l-ather Rohert B. McDonald, Headmaster Father Alfred M. Watson, Assistant Headmaster By IQ65, when the graduating class had reached proportions eight times the size of the original class, when the enrollment :oomed over the 1200 mark, a new Science Building was erected. This provided an additional five Classrooms, jour laboratories lehentistry, biology, physics, earth-space seieneel, a language laboratory, band and music rooms, ana' twogfaeult-1' rooms. Throughout all these years Bishop Gannon had been the guiding spirit of Prep. The man at the window watched his boys Come and go, exhibiting genuine interest in everrthing they did. But he l The centennial addition to Cathedral Prep A familiar scene as the Bishop gathers with his Prep boys to talk about his big dream . was growing older. In 1948 he realized that he had need of an Auxiliary Bishop to aid him in his work. Auxiliary Bishop Edward P. McManaman, who had for some years been rector of the Cathedral, was consecrated and was at the same time appointed pastor of St. Joseph Parish in Oil City, where he made his residence. Bishop McManaman assisted as an in- valuable force until his untimely death in 1964ea death mourned by the entire area. In the following year, Auxiliary Bishop AUred M. Watson was consecrated as Bishop Gannon's new assistant. In 1966, after a long and successful era of shepherding the flock of the Erie diocese, Archbishop Gannon resigned his bishopric. To replace hint Bishop John Francis Whealon was consecrated in December of 1966 by Cardinal John Kroll of Philadelphia. The Archbishop retained his interest in the Prep students nonetheless. Long unable to attend athletic contests because he became too excited, he still followed the teams' progress, still kept himseU posted on academic achievement and advancement. Window dedicated to Our Country . Subjects: Reverence Patriotism, Liberty, Social Justice, Charity, Progress. The Arehbislzops death on September 6, 1968, at the venerable age of 91, was a true loss to Cathe- dral Prep, Together with an entire city the stu- dents of Prep mourned hint on a Day of Sorrow . Proudly they watched as the busy traffic of a busy city haltea' for thirty seconds to pay tribute to a great man. Bishop Whealon voiced their feelings when he said. We are indeed fortunate to have had with us the charism, the unique dynamism that was Archbishop John Mark Gannon. The Arch- bishop was buried in the crypt beneath St. Peter's Cathedraleea crypt that opens off' the cafeteria hall and that daily witnesses Prep students, and faculty who pass by, stop to pray, or rentinisce over Prep 's exal ted founder. 'V ,,i, , ' I 'fi we ' - ' l-'L ,.,. Q i , , , f. , , it 3: f , V .. ' , The Archbishopk final resting place. Bishop Watson, Ordinary Bishop Whealon was transferred to the Hartford archdiocese in 1969. In his place Bishop Watson, graduate of Prep's first graduating class, was in- stalled as Ordinary of the diocese of Erie in 1969. Prep continued to see changes. In 1950 a statue of Our Lady of Prep had been erected on the east campus to the memory of all alumni who had given their lives in World War 11. In 1959 blazers had become a part of the Prep scene. In that year only seniors wore them, and only on special occasions. The next year seniors wore blazers 26 1 Cathedral Spires Our Lady of Prep 4 u , Q ix I' '. E .9 1 lx, ,W , .-4 v .- D' if. .A .S N Jw . 1 ! E I Q . 'r 2 ix .AIX -eq .lgyvr-'1 r',.. s X x 'A' f ,a 1 csif' -.-, -.... -.- .I r f -iQ .-I 4, W '4 lui Z1 1 4 H 7.77 , Y.- . a I 1 - .4 if--W A77 W to classes, and finally all students began to wear blazers while on campus. During the 1969-70 school year, Prep seniors fittingly began to wear gold blazers instead of black to distinguish them from underclassmen. During these years of growing enrollment, building expansion, and athletic achievement, Cathedral Prep has never lost sight of the primary goal Bis- hop Gannon established at itsfounding+that ofpro- viding young men with a solid Christian education as a basis for higher studies in colleges and seminaries. Administrators and faculty are totally dedicated to the moral, intellectual, social, and physical development of all students. ...1. ...7,-..4-..-I---4 A......4l- - -1 ,, - l . A symbol of service. Joe Agnello exemplified the loyalty of the Agnello name with years of faithful service. e a , ,V f if , , i J I I While rejecting none of the rich traditions and valued educational principles of the old, the school is ever alert to the new, keeping pace with the needs of the young man in the modern world. The curriculum is flexible, under- going constant progressive modification. Experimentation on the part of teachers to discover new and more eltective methods is always encouraged. and all latest developments in education are studied for possible adoption. R he wt I . f, 'S Prep's setting is truly signUicant. It stands within the shadow of the Cathedral and yet within hearing distance of the noises of the main streets of the city. Its situation is symbolic of the balance it main- tains between the spiritual and the material, presenting to its students the best of both worlds, striving to promote the development of values that will equip its graduates to make right decisions in later lUe. It thus realt'zes to the full Pope Pius XI's objectives of Christian education- the training of the supernatural man who thinks, judges, and acts consistently in accordance with right reason illuminated by the supernatural light of the example and teachings of Christ. Fully accredited by the Department of Public Instruction of the State of Pennsylvania and by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, the school this year is staffed by eighteen Diocesan priests, twelve nuns, and thirty laymen. Over the years in addition to the present faculty, Prep has been staffed by some eighty diocesan priests, thirty Oblates of Saint Francis de Sales, fifteen Sisters of Saint Joseph, twenty- eight Sisters of Mercy, fourteen Sisters of Saint Benedict, three Sisters from the Order of Saint Francis, and forty-e1'ght lay teachers. The present enrollment of 1300 students is drawn from thirty-two parishes of the Greater Erie area. The curriculum at present provides for three levels of studvead- vanced placement, honors, and regular courses. Freshmen are assigned to these levels on the basis of entrance examinations' upperclassmen on the basis of their achievement in the previous year's classes. At Quarter Sessions following each report period. First Honors are awarded to students with minimum grades of 905 Second Honors to those with minimum grades of 85. Of the graduating class of 1970, 96.596 entered four-year colleges to pursue further education. Performance in national tests has been consistently outstanding. In the class of 1971, Prep's forty- sixth graduating class, four were finalists in their 'junior year in the National Merit Scholarship Qualtfring Tests, with an additional twenty-three receiving honorable mention. Some one hundred forty Prep graduates are members of the priesthood. Scores have entered the legal, judiciarv, medical, dental. and engineering pro- fessionsf others pursue careers in military science, education. journalism, government, diplomatic service, and in nzodern in- dustrial concerns. The school works in close cooperation with the families of the students, maintaining a close liason with parents through con- ferences and mailed reports and through an extremely active Mothers and Dads Association. Stressing the social aspect of man, it emphasizes the dignity of the individual regardless of , 31 F' hi.s race, color, creed, nationality. ability. or social position. Students of Prep are encouraged to be active members of their home parishes. ln addition to daily theology classes, the horarium provides for participation in Mass and the reception of the Sacraments regularly. And so, the golden path leads to this year 1971, shining with achievement, growth, fulfillment. Along its course many have inspired, supported, fortified this school. Outstanding among them, of course, was Bishop Gannon, to whom Cathedral Prep owes its very life. This year is a celebration of his foresight, his plans, his dream come true. Also worthy of special tribute are the thirty-two pastors ofthe Erie area who have given and who continue to give both financial and moral .support to the school. Without the pastors Cathedral Prep could not have opened: without them it could not haveflourished. The chief planner and guardian of Prep's golden road for over a quarter of a century has been its present headmastet-A Monsignor Robert B. McDonald. Noted throughout the city as an outstanding educator, he has held Cathedral Prep to high standards of excellence in all fields. His keen understanding of youth, their virtues and their needs, has established hint as a leadingfigure in the city of Erie. As for the Prepsters themselves, a word of Commendation from Monsignor is an incentive which urges his students on to scholarship, his teams on to victory. His twenty-seven years of stewardship have indeed merited a Well done, thou good andfaithful servantl Now the road lies ahead. What will the next year, the next decade bring? No one can say exactly. But one prediction can be safely made: it will be a good road. This years golden light will surely prove to be for Cathedral Prep but the dawn of an ever more glorious future. 415 2:-1 Q Y D x FACULTY . X, m X Reverend Andrew Pawlaczyk M.S.Ed., Saint Bonaventure University, Assistant Head- master, Director of Studies, Chairman of the Department of Social Studies, Guidance Counselor, Model United Nations Advisor, Attendance, European History. Reverend G. Matthew Daly M.A., Saint Bonaventure University, Assistant Headmas- ter, Assistant Director of Studies, Coordinator of Student Activities, Director of Publications, Director of Publicity, Chairman of the Department of English, Senior Class Advisor, Student Council Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, Guidance Counselor, Senior Class Play, Spring Musical, Band Advisor, Ski Club, English. ' ww! . Reverend William E. Biebel M.A., Marquette University, Assistant Headmaster, Assistant Director of Studies, Director of Guidance, Attendance, Chairman of the Department of Religion, Junior Class Advisor, Chorus, Spring Musical, Arts and Humanities, Religion. vs' 'ml N7 ff 0-.f 'CTT Reverend John Swoger B.A., Saint Bonaventure University, Assistant Headmaster Freshman Class Advisor, Librarian, Forensics, Golf. And for Christmas vacation your homework will be to write a 60 page term paper. Father Robert Barcio Ph.D., Case-Western Reserve, American History. Father Richard Butryn M.A., University of Notre Dameg Religion. A 'kr-. 1- Father Robert Craig M A Saint Mary's University, Social Problems, Senior Class Advisor Cross Country, Track. 'M N-wx' Father Thomas Fialkowski B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sity, American History, Junior Class Advisor, Assistant Athletic Director, Swimming, Water Polo. Father Joseph Finucane B.A., Saint Mary's Universityg German, Social Problems, Senior Class Advisor, Student Council Advisor, Forensics, Cheerlead- ers, German Club. lwlnnn--,. Father Robert Humenay B.A., Saint Mary's Universityg Religion, Forensics, Ski Club. '14 Father Thomas King B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sityg Religion, Chorus. Come on, Mr. Wirtner, quit hogging the crayons. Q'l'Qi' What do you mean the 'wethead' is dead? FSR 13 wb- Father Thaddeus Kondzielski M.A., Gannon Collegeg World History, Wrestling. I fs- 'Qt Father Gerald Koos M.Ed., Gannon Collegeg Religion, Student Congress, Stage Crew. I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 38 I, f 'if-f-wsngm Yi Father Daniel Kresinski Father Richard Mayer Father James 0'l-lara B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- M.S.Ed., Saint Bonaventure Uni- B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer sityg Religion, Cheerleading. versityg Psychology, World sityg Religion, Forensics. Cultures, Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Mission-Vocation Club. . . . And they lived happily ever after! Father Casmir Wozniak B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sityg World History, Tennis. 'Nha' Father Addison Yehl M.S., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sityg Chemistry. ,f ' 1 Sister Ann Marie 0.S.B. B.S., Villa Maria Collegeg De- velopmental Reading. .ii Sister Angelica S.S.J. M.B.A., University of Notre Dameg English, Forensics, RAMBLER, LITERULAE. Sister M. Basilla S.S.J. M.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sityg French. rm! vb i7 ! ..,ef wa- Pa lf. owe ' in... Want to wear this in your ear! W' 1... .J-4r 4,4 V ' 1 Sister Catherine Ann S.S.J. Sister M. Dorinda S.S.J. M.S., Saint Bonaventure Univer- B.A., Villa Maria Collegeg Eng- sityg Modern Geometry. lish, Film Study, Forensics, Senior Class Play, Spring Musical. gh lP 5 Sister Ellen Denisse S.S.J. M.S., University of Michigang Algebra-Trigonometry, Calculus. K1 Yipv Sister Jean Baptiste S.S.J. M.A., Western Reserve Univer- sityg Spanish, Spanish Club, Chairman of Modern Language Department. Sister Mary Catherine R.S.M. M.A., Duquesne Universityg English, History, Forensics. 1 z ,bf Sister M. DePaul R.S.M. M.A., Catholic University of Americag Advanced Mathemat- ics, Chairman of Mathematics Department. Sister Eustace R.S.M. Ph.D., Catholic University of Americag English. And I came this close to hitting Monsignorls car! Q . X . 1 ' A Lv W' ,1- .J 1,1 'F l L 47 X Hurry my friend, or I may have to motivate you! fi ..,,Q Sister M. Gertrude R.S.M. Sister M. Loretta R.S.M. M.Ed., University of Pittsburghg M.A., Catholic University of Algebra, Assistant Librarian, Americag American History. Office Assistant. iz. la Mr- Michael Alldrae Mrs. Chester Bixby Mr. Stanley Brzezicki B-S-, Gannon College: Biology, B.S.,Villa Maria CollegegTyping. B.S., Gannong Algebra Biology Club, Track, Cross Country. l r i n . 1 r P . A Mr. Edward Brzezinski Mr. Leonard Cyterski Mr. Rolf Daeschner B.A., Gannon Collegeg English, M.Ed., Gannon College, English, B.A., Gannon College, German, 1 Varsity Football, Track, Discipline. Water Polo, Swimming. , RAMBLER. s I l Z 4, f Write 1,000 nine letter words in their singular form. 42 ,..-fff' Mr. Nick DeLaura M.E., University of Pittsburgh, Algebra-Trigonometry. Mr. William Dunegan M.Ed., Edinboro State Collegeg Physics, Chairman of Science Department. I 'Now, quiet down and I'll tell you a story. if ig ill L. Mr. Donald Felix B.A., Edinboro State College, Physics, Varsity Football, Track, Discipline, Freshman Basketball. num, 'UN N Mr. William Flaherty B.S., Gannon College, English, Junior Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Bas- ketball, Freshman Class Advisor, Discipline. if 43-ani l l ? Mr. Richard Fox Mr. James Freeman Mr. Thomas Freeman B.A., Gannon College, English, M.S., University of Pittsburgh, B.S., Gannon College, Algebra- Varsity Basketball, Baseball. Calculus. Trigonometry. You aren't supposed to know words like that! X 2 Z , 5 Mr. Richard Howells M.S., University of Utahg Earth- Space Science, Photography Club Chess Club, RAMBLER. fs ws, 'Yu 'WL-af if ,J-faq' f . ' l 1 ' ' - Y, -3 'sl x 1 2' 1' X S -, We f . 2 1 X .ill 4 Mr. Mark Johnson B.A,, Gannon College, Forensics. . ' 'wav 'E - x if-:gil ,, ,, K , English, Mr. Lawrence Krasinski B.A., Saint Bonaventure Univer- sity, World Cultures, History, Athletic Director, Senior Class Play, Spring Musical, History Club, Rifle Club. Mrs. Patrick F. Lupo B.S., Edinboro State College, Spanish, Spanish Club. 5' . ,, X Miss Joann Maxwell B.S., Gannon College, Algebra, Geometry, Spring Musical. Mr. Richard Muller Mr. John Pikiewicz B.A., Niagara Universityg French, B.S., Lock Haven State College, Drama, Forensics, Senior Class Driver Education, Health, Physi- Play, Spring Musical. cal Education, Varsity Football, Wrestling. Well, it looks like a good term paper so far. If .'V'9 1 K T 1' sw.. ...ay Mr. William Pikiewicz Mr. Anthony Savelli B.S., Allegheny College, Biology, State Teacher's Certificate Health, Varsity Football, Music, Band. Wrestling. N 1 Sf . un Mr. Thomas Semple M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Earth-Space Science, Water Polo, Swimming. Would you believe that last week he was only 3'6 ! Mrs. Marlene Trambley M.S., Illinois Institute of Tech- nologyg Chemistry. Mr. Gerald Trambley M.A., Ohio State University, Social Problems, Latin, Journ- alism, RAMBLER. ,,-.nv Mr. David Wenrick B.S., Gannon Collegeg History, Junior Varsity Football, Fresh- man Basketball. Last time l came in here there was a short fella with red hair behind this counter. Mr. Cyril Wirtner M.A., Carnegie-Mellon Univer- sityg Art, Mechanical Drawing, LITERULAE. Now that you can look at pictures, why don't you move on to reading words? 6? .f QI Mr. John Wojtkielewicz B.S., Gannon Collegeg Chemistry Chemistry Club. fx 1 Q x '? Mr. Paul Wozniak Mr. Anthony Zambroski M-A-. UHiVGl'Sity of Detroit: B.S., University of Notre Dameg Geometry, Track. Physical Education, Varsity Football. Mr. Paul Winkelbauer B.S., Gannon Collegeg Chemistry. A '1 Mrs. Mary K. Hunt Business Secretary Mrs. Nancy Kujawinski Main Office Secretary tv Miss Joanne Pruzenski Main Office Secretary Kuff ix X Mrs. Thelma R. Siragusa School Nurse fa if x f L Bills, bills, bills--thatls all I ever type. M. I W' . , Fu N. 'l 1 if 1 Mrs. Evelyn M. Madonia Assistant Librarian Oh, the drudgery of sorting out my fan mail. Just think, only 1,299 more report cards to type up. lb ZJ JO I4 If il IQRS 5 4- -., ,, - ,qi 'Yc f rm- ' x I - 1 . . .. Mark T. Abbott Michael J. Allen Stephen I. Allen My smile is worth the price alone ! H ...W ,iv James M. Antoun 'V' A -J? A Daniel J. Anysz vw, -ip-vw Ill lu' Ten foot-wide sidewalks and you jokers still can't stay off the campus. a,,,.,.4. 'NV Frank E. Baginski Robert Baginski wg. Joseph M. Bailey 'Mi- Scott B. Balczon 1139 -1 George J. Baran Senior class officers: Anthony Naccarato, secretaryg James Cox, treasurer: Richard Mangold, vice Joseph C. Barber presidentg Gary Cacchione, president. Douglas L. Bastow Alfred L. Benedict Robert J. Blazek . Kirk S. Bliley lil ,fha Richard A. Bertone wwf William A. Block David A. Bohun f '- Richard J. Bolla Mark G. Boris 'Um-r-' ' Richard F. Brabender Joseph K. Bricher J' Timothy M. Borkowski Vincent D. Brocki l I never knew you would make such a good farmer. 2 'lui Randy M. Bowers Timothy M. Brosnan .Il Thomas R. Bucceri William P. Bucklin . an .- as 'gif W RQ 52' X A 1' M wav 1 ff- ' 40 11542 . ,. 1 A Q if 4. fl 5 J 5 1. -ca nl' --I E55 - has nu .BETH Willis G. Cardot Michael J. Cargioli omecomuya, It's too late now. They already have escorts. Ernest D. Carlson Charles P. Carnes ,gffl Y fi' Mark C. Carney Michael J. Carrig Bradley R. Carson Paul J. Cerami WWIVM, .,,u Joseph T. Cesa Bruce A. Chase Charles J. Chernicky f? ev- .v 'I In 1' f' -e if 1 Elevator tickets: 10 cents a piece, 2 for a quarter. George W. Christoph Paul D. Clark If CN James P. Colton Daniel J. Conti 1-.C James M. Cook Joseph R. C ook -.J James L. Cox James E. Cray Ox K p Armand J. Crolli Michael P. Crotty l 'This is the present total- minus our cut. 4 l 2 l 1 l I 5 1 lf., l lg. ' 1.9 .1 M Y W ,- Frederick A. Curtze X 0 Carry my books or I'll break your neckg after all, I'm a cripple. Kenneth J. DaIl0WSkl ,ggi-D. ,. fi David M. Delinski John DePaul Julio T. DiMarc0 I 4. 'vue---'M' Paul A. DiSanza Nick C. DeSantis Michael T. Dill evr- Clifford W. Dobry James P. Donlin Michael J. Donofrio William G. Downing it Michael S. Dropcho Robert J. Dutkosky ,it William J. Dorris ' 'if Biff 13 -C' Donald Dropcho Richard M. Dunst Richard J. Duval SUM 'But you aren't allowed to goto Jim and Lee's for lunch 'AT n .ar Q .-flu Lawrence D. Fabrizi me Joseph J. Fedorko ff' Waitaminuteg 'a, b, d, e. .. ? it ' Q vu Joseph P. Emerick David F. Erstfeld 4t ' l . I Thomas D. Erdman James R. Ester Alan J. Farabaugh Louis J. Faulhaber Joseph M. Federowicz Yizrirr William M. Feehley ,' 'T l I ' ' Carl R. Feick George D. Ferraro xl . 'A , Harry M. Figurski Jeffrey S. Fink How many are following? And I still didn't pass! Timothy J. Fitzpatrick James D. Foster Robert L. Fratus Todd S. Froehlich X l I 1 I I 9U9,,. fm.. Patrick J. Fuhrman Brian T, Gallagher Thomas M. Gedgaudas Patrick J. Gallagher Thomas P. Gannon my Richard J. Gensheimer James S. Gervase O boy, another Mickey Mouse cartoon! are af- James W. Gloeckler James M. Gorndt . . 1. dx ' s.vi.f 1 V. ix,- James R. Gorski Peter M. Grant any 'K YL 1' William F. Grant Thomas J. Griffin Daniel J. Grolemund Charles S. Guzowski Carl A. Hansen 1 Kirk J. Hardner Timothy J. Heberle 'VCT' gjv Howard M. Heintz James M. Heintzel Patrick J. Hiegel Do we really need a picture of Norm? 1. I I l l 4 Gerald W. Hogenmiller James T. Hughes Ronald J. Hyziewicz Joseph A. Iesue i::....57' Joseph J. Illig Robert C. Intrieri Theodore W. Johnson CWS? Michael R. Kania I'm sorry but we can't accept Confederate currency. 'If.1? Stephen J. Kaveny Dennis F. Kendziora Is physics spelled with a 'p' or an 'f'? Thomas M. Laskowski i Daniel B. Leifield Robert H. Lee Frederick J. Leone a , 4-Ky J Z? r' . -. ,V , 1'-',' 1--v ,A-Y rf Michael J. Krahe Gregory J. Kucinski ,af ..,, gm :Ya 7' 1 Kim A. Kupniewski David M. Kuzmin Are they laughing at my answers! X , .1 No, Romeo is not the main character in Hamlet. ld 'UN Robert T. Leretsis 192 -9' John B. Lichacz in- 'F?5':. Stephen J. Lupo . f aa, 4 Q3 Prep Underground - 1550 FTM. Joseph S. Letizo 1 1, 'N . I X' T 1 Richard W. Locke Theodore P. Lockwood Timothy J. Luddy 1 H ,-.S ! . I 7 ' I - Patrick W. Lyon George T. Lyons Lawrence L. Maas I 2521 y I U p. J.. Ch William J. MacKrell Allen R. Madura 'ff' X 1 James P. Malue Richard Mangold Five Way Traffic Only! .. David R. Maleski Patrick M. Malone Gary M. Maras Mark V. Marchant Richard J. Martin Raymond C. Massing William A. Matusik David A. Maus -'-s..,. l Terence M McAndrew Timothy J. McCallion Thomas D. McCullough ff' 5 w .K .X M 1' NF yn ,ri 'Ck David S. Medvec Daniel E. Meister Daniel E, Melvin Richard W. Menc Only gym shoes allowed on the gym floor. :ffl 'A f, Aw' , to .W , 91' my Stephen P. Merski ..-ns.. 1... Edward K. Metzler 'Q , Timothy W. Milhisler X buuannnnm Ronald W. Miller What do you mean cowboy belts are out of style ? Gregory A. Minarich 2 Robert T. Miniger Daniel E. Mitchell Dennis P. Murray Thomas S. Murray jf! 51.- 'VTR ltvx James R. Myers Anthony R. Naccarato Lawrence J. Nashett Joseph P. Nedresky 9- vw Dennis E. Nemenz James C. Neraas Edward J. Niebauer Richard Nowak Wi-as. vw- Am Joseph C. Olszewski Mark J. Olszewski Michael G. Orlando Brian R. Ott 'w-...nv- No, you can't have a bite! It's mine. Richard M. Peterman Joseph W. Pilewski 'N 'J f :gr .1 5, .gafg ff Well, Mr. Freeman, your addition is okay, but your division needs a little work. l IQ 'xg William J. Piscor Edmund M. Rakowski Joseph R. Pomorski Charles W. Quadri Charles A. Quirk Thomas Reksa Terry J. Rewers John C. Reynders ff Q' Michael J. Richwalsky James J. Rinderle Craig M. Robie David A. Roscher N H0nest,Id1dn'tsrar1ir. Kenneth A. Rosthauser Gerald T. Runser 'u.1L:mEe1i.K'i .'iUll!.. . Joseph M. Ruscito Michael G. Ryan Anthony H. Sarnowski L t I Edward K. Schneider Is there a method to this madness? 1'3- John L. Schultz 'Z'- L Matthew J. Sciarrino it 1 f I Siegfried E. Schnell 5 'US if Paul E. Schofield Dennis R Schroeck That was some party last night, Mark J. Schumacher Thomas P. Scottino John A. Scypinski H Nm' MN' Jon D. Sedelmyer Richard A. Sekula Harry W. Sell George P. Shickler Nuff' Dennis D. Shoemaker No, you won't find Led Zeppelin listed in your textbook. I Terrance B. Simmons 'Yf'7f e2' Michael H. Simon Peter J. Sirianni David A. Skonieczka Robert A. Skotnicki I. H..--.,..1::.,4.-, U...- 'Q Y- ik' . .--,-.f1- 3, ---f11yg,p.:',:i.-- 3 :., -,,-V -1-.W--.5-...up - -q-- .-- -Q-.--..-. ,,,,,,i-,, , H,,,,-.,,,,,,....,.,--., .. .. ' How about that! It worked! 475- 'i - 'hr' Ronald F. Slomski John F. Smerick Robert L. Smith David H. Smyth David M. Spadacene David J. Stablein William R. Stacey Charles A. Stachera I Alan R. States Mark B. Stowe Now, which one's the brake? dill Us Gerald A. Steenberge Vincent J. Stefanelli 415'-it .uv 'W' f 1 ' Gary B. Straub James J. Stuczynski Sean T. Sullivan Gary M. Sundy rikku Robert J. Sutherland Ricky Sutley 1 Donald W. Sutter v?'Qx What are you doing out of class? .4 ' 'm5E7'24 X John R. Szymanski -ang ll Dennis J. Tech William J. Tivnan 'F Robert J. Trambley Robert G. Tyler John J. Tretter Thomas A. Tylmall Smile! - It may be your last. ' sf'- cam n J - A I I X I Steven Urbaniak Lawrence W. Veihdeffer John A. Venturini Mark R. Wagner MPM' Thomas J. Walsh ..,.. X av John Walczak No, we don't have any comic books. James D, Wallin I I Ronald K. Walter Richard C. Washek Michael A. Wasser W John G. Waszo John R. Whaling Daniel T. Wickham Nev .. LJ Russell J. Wieczorek ti, N 27 ll tr .ff X X ' A I ' ' A Michael A. Watson ' William G. Weber Michael R. Weiss V 1 I. William V. Whelpley Ronald A. White What seems to be your problem, Father. .-gh. fi' - ff? ' A U Y 1 'spa 'sly N K in '11 A X X5 WWW :Q A.. 4. 4 Xwimw Ph' 53 m. . 5 QM F z '- Tl f 1 01 'Y my H W ,, 31 W ,Y 'L , F5 I C 1 i W f--.1 3,111 SQ 'igimim Q A We W M '- ,, .Mic 1' wp- .431 ww ww A ww , f ,. ., I mam 1 - , K ' my . Q , , x H 1 ' . 'JJ , AQ' A V ' 'W' 114 A 5 hi? m 1 la, ACTIVITIES Forensics Student Congress Student Congress is a division of forensics modeled after the United States Congress. It enables a stu- dent to present his ideas clearly, concisely, and forcefully as well as form his own opinions on cur- rent events. Congress had Father Gerald Koos as its moderator. Leading speak- ers this year were Jim Antoun, Rick Bertone, and Joe Pomorski. 2 6 7 5 Q 1 2 3 4 -9 Jim Antoun sarcastically proves his point with a humorous remark. 1. G. Ferarro 2. J. Pomorski 3. J. Antoun 4. R. Bertone S. Wallenhorst 9. Fr. Koos J. Onorato 10. J. Scieri E. Stolarski 11. C. Brunno R. Dunst 12. R. Machak , ,, - ,br-,gg L' ' I 'Xa ra 5' LY. Rick Bertone endeavors to persuade his audience. Joe Pomorski, Father Koos, and Steve Wallenhorst revxew a resolutxon before a meet Extemp Extemporaneous speech or extemp concerns itself with train- ing a speaker to deliver a speech logically and convincingly on any given topic without previously preparing a speech. Father John Swoger was in charge of extemp, while Kit Neraas Ed Rakowski, and Bill Grant proved to be especially competent speakers in this field. 1. B. Vickey D. Slomski 2. R. DeLaura E. Rakowski 3. C. Hansen L. Luszak 4. J. Neraas R. Smalley 5. Fr. Swoger with-' t ,pf '- Ml. Q Kit Neraas and Bill Grant research a topic during a rest period at a meet. Father Swoger and Carl Hansen announce the order of the speakers at a Prep forensic meet. 4 V , 5 6 7 Original And Prepared Oratory Original and Prepared Oratory discipline a student in the skill of delivering a formal speech six to ten minutes long in front of an audience. In Original, a student composes his own speechg while in Prepared, he commits a speech to memory. Father Robert Humenay moderates Original, while Mr. Mark Johnson and Father James O'Hara oversee Prepared. 5 . ll 1 1. P. Figurski 2. D. Knopka 3. M. Kohlmiller . Fr. Humenay . M. Zakeshske . M. Ryan . Q . E. Janusz W fl DiNicola R. J. Roach J. Schodt T. Friedrich D. Dubowski S . Ropski D. Lewis J. Steeber 1:- Ll 1 3 g I s w 9 M. Walsh T F ' d ich . rie r R. Fronzaglia Sr. Dorinda B. Mikrut D. Skovron Humor And Drama Prose And Poetry In humor and drama, the participants act out a role and are judged on their performances. Prose and poetry acquaints contestants with specific pieces of literature, which he reads at the meets. Mr. Richard Muller and Sr. Dorinda coached drama while Mr. Mark Johnson and Sr. Angelica moderated prose and poetry. Ll 1 5 fo x 3 5 3PUU'UfUFUF'2 Osmanski Kirkland McMahon . Schaaf Murray Gryger . Friedrich Steber Debate Debate trains a student to be both resource- fully spontaneous, and well prepared. Besides being well versed on his topic, a debator must be able to effectively put his knowledge into words. Joseph Barber and Vincent Brocki proved to be excellent debators this year under the cap- able coaching of Father Joseph Finucane. 3 ' L 7, Af 5 7 1 S' The Varsity Debators l Vin Brocki gives his speech while Joe Barber listens attentively. 1. K. Monahan 5. V. Brocki 2. M. Abbate 6. -R. Lorei 3. G. Deutsch 7. D. DiSantis 4. S. Allen 8. L. Zawistowski I -i 5 l i l ri The Underclass Debators . M T. Ryan D. Cohen M. Marchini M. Bloomstine . Hauser D. Hall 7. J. Hanlin 8. C. Andrews 9. D. Weiner 10. M. Moore 11. G. Calabrese N 'HQ-X ,L 4i ' fig.. 5 ..ns, XX X H I r Y A 33 - ' x 1 , . 1 Steve Allen and Kevin Monahan confer on a point during a meet. Dave Hall speaks during a practlce sesslon at Prep Ski Club The Ski Club is perhaps the fastest growing activity in the school with a current member- ship of over 100 students. Every Wednesday afternoon the members meet at Peek 'N Peak for regular skiing lessons. Jim Meyers, senior, served as President of the club this year. 1.14. by 'K 5' l E y I Jim Meyers exercises some acrobatics as he poses for the photographer! v ' ll' UN ydm, Sometimes lessons don't mean everything as this member well testifies! ., C . , - .V I x , , ',, . ' s l Senior Ski Club member Jim Colton Senior Sig Schnell looks rather apprehensive as he glides down a slope at Peek 'N Peak. Ski resort area Peek 'N Peak is the regular meeting place for the Prep Ski Club. Chess Club I Nil... ff 4 M375 0. l Tom Lubiejewski, treasurerg Mike Marchini, secretaryg Rich Woznicki, presidentg Chris Kohlmiller, vice presidentg Mr. Richard Howells, club moderator. I5 I6 19 ' ' 5' 15 2? 11' I7 H 20 7-2 A3 'H' 2' 2.1 L? 30 3 32 7 u 4 2 3 14' 9 10 3 Q I2 1. S. Dobosiewicz D. Toombs M. Kohlmiller J. Leopold K. Snyder 2. D. Kalivoda F. Bekeny P. Snyderwine J. Witkowski M. Marchini 3. M. Dombrowski J. Natalo S. Wallenhorst M. Manno D. Silk 4. C. Kohlmiller P. McGuise M. Colonna A. Symkowski C. Knoll 5. G. Deutsch D. Heintz O. Kunz D. Grygier D. Kalivoda 6. M. Abbate J. Lyons L. Meyers J. Izibicki P. Perfetto 7. T. Lubiejewski T. Grode R. Hall F.Snidarick K Krasinski 8. R. Woznicki B. Walsh gl K . owling Club Tim Borkowski shows his form at Rolling Meadows Stage Crew Jim Antoun dims lights during a rally. l. J N ll X xl M gi ,I fx' r A ,X D T-- I if 3 M rss I , K V571-4 M Seated: R. Stebell, R. Woznicki lpresident, Prep IIJ. Standing: P. Hakel ftreas urer, Prep Il, R. Madura tsecretary, Prep IJ, J. Stuczynski lsecretary, Prep Ill F. Baginski ltreasurer, Prep Ill: J. Fink tpresident, Prep IJ missing from picture 1 M. Olszewski, Father Koos ldirectorl, E. Garr, E. Lucas, and G. Deutsch. I, 1 M. Richwalski History Club D. Pingatore Mr. Krasinski J . Pomorski P.Hekel P.Schaaf ,N , ggygg u I4 as I' ' L I . u y T.Sciere H' SR, 1 2 J. McCabe H 5 fl '0 M. Dombrowski ,CRS M.Marcmm ' G. DeCoursey if T' we Photography Club s 1. M. Olszewski 2. M. Wasser 3. J. Donlin 4. M. Sebunia 5. C. Szczutkowski 6. J. Zieber 7. D. Dombrowski 8. M. Menosky 9. R. Krasinski 10. C. Taft 11. T. Sova 12. M. Marchini U U U Monkowski Howells . . Barney . Kapsar . . Tylkowski Zamierowski . J. Schau . J. Biggie . R. Pelinsky . L. Myers . P. Carideo NJb3N2lx9l-1r-1r-1n-r-r-v- Bill Doris researches the topic. 'Ed fi Model U. The highlight of the year for the Model U. N. was their trip to Washington D. C. where they repre- sented Cambodia at the General Assembly. Father Richard Mayer was their faculty advisor. D J w XIN3 CM R Qikxm lujtg W l 5 g N L .. X f . , git . S in .1 15 H N X X x 1. D. Smyth 7. G. Deutch 2. J. Pomorski 8. D, Warner 3. R. Berwne 9. S. Wallenhorst 4. R. Peterman 10, J.Nata10 5. w. Doris 11. J.111ig 6. D. Pingatore 12, Father Mayer iMissing from picture: P. Marinoj if -vii. - Literulae The 1971 edition of the Literulae is the largest edition in Prep's history. It is enhanced by the addition of color to both the senior formal and casual pictures. Long hours and hard work have produced the finest yearbook Prep has yet seen. DEADLINE SCV7P i f mm Pages ' Format editor John Szymanski, Executive Editor Michael Ryan, and Copy editor Bill King study a copy of last year's book. l Q 2' P' -c.'C ' e-if 1.41. ' -'S 2 Personnel editor Ron Slomski, History editor Pat Lyon, Activities editor Jim Antoun, and Sports editor Dan Mesiter. rs' M. , .', 501 -.,,' S -ff om WG W U M: P FITWOW5 - -F 7 13-fbimlg-f 4 N- X Q, 5 1 +' Eva. TOTE, 1 ,L ,f ff .x I ' .1 - my PEP 1?-wks? Q '15 Sw. TMC ,ff T I 7 ' frfff? gf f AT Lx uv., , 'ff' ikfjkf gy 365' nfff ' , . .1 1' 4 2 Lf J fi T07 4477i J 4 Cv I-q it X Uuin,,4:. ' If Q33 I ,.- - -- - - - 4--4--4- -v - AY, f ... - .,, - - ambler Once again the Rambler has kept up the tradition of being the spirit ' of Prep in print , by keeping the f 'V school up to date on all current events of the school year. All!! Associate editor Dan Conti, executive editor Brian Ott, and associate editor Bill Weber. Ch1R I a 1 M ---. N aa-:QM S 45 l First page editor Richard Duval surrounded by junior assistants G, DeCoursey, M. Scalzitti, T. Krill, J. Hess, K. Cook, M. Dombrowski, and J. 1 Perkowski, 1 98 i Editorial editor Pat Gallagher flanked by junior assistants J. Freeman and T. Leifield. i Photography editors Tom Scottino and Mark Olszewski. K 1' 1 1 1112 1 WVR A Sports editor Gordon Young lcenterl surrounded by Junior assistants M. Local page editor Tim Luddy with assistants G. Schonthaler. M. Sullivan, K. Obriszewski, R. Woznicki, W. Maloney, M. Carlson, P. Mc- Slomski, M. Schmitt, J. Sciere, L. Scully, and M. Sheldon. Mahon, P. Barney, D. Pingatore. ig ., 1. ia 11 -s N 4 1 L V. f .I i f 1 Lv 99 fs :yi 5 -A1 ...,-T1 1 p , 5 V' ' 1 u A , !'Q ,H i 1 ' s I M , 5 4 4 .1 rg, lv A: 495 1 , K , l i xafyggf 3 xii! 1 N law 3 Q glw ' G 1 .0 Wi Xa. 1 fig 1, ,J X, . WL N as 'Y 5 Z 1 'W .. W S - !'f,'w EI4 5, , x ,.,- fwxvq 'yn' 5 -M.. L V v , 8.1 A 'x ff'Y ' I -.-. ' -1 V s xxx xv-4 i , A. . ' . .s- f! K 1 2 . . , ' I. 1 up ,I , . - ,x .IQ mf rx' V' I 2 ' X , , V ,, , .f X ' X .ffm I 2 , f 1, 'I 2 X 1 X 1 f E ' A V f ' l .x fl i , Wu. N' x LN X N . I , ' K . ' y 151' V NX' ' f i ,Q -,ij L , Q1 If 'Y if ,Z U 5 ' S if ff-rw X A' V V x rf 44 Ja' m 'A 4 F V ' ' ' , 'N' X S - Y X ,uf Q 5, 'I A Q - ,'V EQ - E Tv 0 ,Q V gl 1 ' X K , . . W4 ,254 I : 2 i I' .1f ,-.sP,,jQ,,I 45 f . 1. , L .4 I if-in , n my J: -1 4: H. If fl 1 . 1 1. 1 . Cheerleaders S-I XR. 1 10 1. J. Meyers 5 4 f I' 2. R. Locke 3. V. Brocki 7 I X 4. D. Murray 0 5. G. Straub at 5 A 6. C. Kohlmiller I js 3 7. R. Bailey 8. J. Wallen 9. J. Knauer 10. E. Rakowski 11. R. Gensheimer The cheerleaders drum up some spirit at a rally. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 101 1 f-F. I l 1 1 i I J l H li il 5 l gl ll I 4 l i Confessors The following priests attend to the spiritual needs of Prep students by hearing confessions on Tuesday afternoons: fseatedl Father James Burke, Msgr. Richard Stack, Father Richard Sullivan, fstandingl Father David Dombrowolski fsubstitutel, Father Richard McGuire, Father James Fahey, and Father Joseph Book. Missing: Father Thomas Wagner. inance Committee mf? Representing Prep's Finance Committee in this picture are Mr. Robert Keim, Monsignor McDonald, and Mr. Carl Steenberge. Other members of the committee, members of the Executive Board, include: Bishop Alfred Watson, Msgr. John Gannon, Father Joseph Radziszewski, Father Francis 102 Gallagher, Father Robert Goodill, Msgr. John Slater, Mr. Charles Trabold, Mr. Bernard Quinn, and Dr. Anthony Kaminsky. 5 , I ational Merit Sicmifinalists This year four seniors were named semi- finalists. They were: Brian Ott, David Spada- cene, Richard Korytowski, and Timothy Luddy who are among the 14,750 of the nations top high school students. fir' Brian Ott David Spadacene ational I 4 I I onor Society I 1 Richard Korytowski Timothy Luddy Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the four qualities recognized in a National Honor Society member. Because of these qualifications, NHS members are usually the busiest people in the school. Q E .ff H75-Q. I I . I' 'rr av I . I ? I E 4 I I , Representing the NHS are the following seniors: tfirst row, left to rightb W. King, J. Barber, T. Luddy, B. Ott, D. Conti, V. Brocki, J. Malue. tSecond rowi T. Williams, M. -Ryan, R. Dunst, L. Nashett, J. Nedreski, C. Kohlmiller. 103 Band f'fi X. 'I I Cathedral Preparatory School Band '7 3 nvdf D 'Q fv- 3,1 The major event for the Prep band this year was the arrival of their new uni- forms, in time for the Spring round of concerts. The uniforms were obtained through the efforts of the Moms and Dad's Association and the Ski Club. .3 f l ,-J,-F-N' . . ......-..-.-.-., 4. if '-vt' 4-guna First Row, left to right: P. Lorei, T. Paterniti, J. Heintz, J. Felice, M. Sava, M. Smith, D. Tech, J. McElhenny, J. Griffy, J. Doris, C. Quadri. . . ' ' M D McNamara, M. Marchant, S Urbanlak, J. Torok, M. Bloomstine, S. Gehrlein, J. Heintzel, W. Matusik, T. Allgeier, T. Forish, T. Dietsch, B. Walsh, J. Cray, Row: T. Rettger, J. Steber, W. Dunegan, T. Freeman, J. Polchlopek, P. Corban Secula, A. Kirk, R. Gensheimer, W. Staceyg Fourth Row: G. Mamrak, J. Schodt, Mr. Savelli, Director, S. Wallenhorst, M. Ryan, A. States, T. Golden, G. Knoll, S. G. Campany, J. Nedresky, D. Spadecini, G. Minerich, R. Beals, Drum Major, D. Borowicz. . Diplacido, Second Row: T. Ryan, D. Kane, R. Durst, E. Swonder, F. Leone, L. Nashett, P. Abbot, M. Sobek, F. McCloskey: Third J. Natalo, C. Campbell, D. Walack, J. Ester, J. Senor, P, Tech, R. C. Stevens, A. Maciulewicz, K. Carrara, T. Malthaner, R. Allgeier, Luteran, Fifth Row: M. Cooney, D. Cipiccio, R. Wiler. D. Novicki, Moryc, A. Crolli, D. Mitchell, C. Banducci, J. Martin, D. Veith, D. lO5 A typical band practice session. Fe11as, fellas, please . . ...semi 'V Jazz Band su Chorus The chorus performs at the Christmas Assembly. 107 Senior Class a This yearls Senior Class Play, Don't Drink the Water, proved to be one of the finest plays ever pro- duced at Prep. Under the direction of Rev. G. Matthew Daly, Sr. Mary Dorinda, and Mr. Richard Muller, the presentation provided an en- joyable evening for all. Senior class members Dan Conti, Rick Bertone, and Tom Bucceri put out excellent performances. We Everything you do .... fails! Q. 4 I .W H Nl, Production crew of Don't Drink the Water Entire cast of the production. ' I It ' Jr' 2.1 i ' ' 4 Q . l l K 7 4 ' Av! ,A 'T ,it 4. J , - ,,.- - 'Q . . , '- All I ' Ui. 'sv fhf E r Yi S 4 ' il' Pl , t f A cp X N. X xxx.-M! , ,J .42 nc. . ,V llll54f V, W 7 ii 1 i wt... 110 aricty Show Each year a call is made for talent among all members of the student body. The response brings with it all that is needed for a few good nights of entertainment with the annual variety show. Dennis Nemenz and Jon Sedlemyer student directors decide the order of entertainment. The Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr. Savelli, rehearse for the last time before opening night A little bit of this, a little bit of that provides two hours of something for everybody -ef I nv ... ' 5..- -,-.-1. Ql Disciplinary Council A faculty disciplinary council stands ready to assist in the handling of any major discipli- nary problems which may occur during the school year. Automatic members of the council are: lseatedl Father John Swoger, Father William Biebel, Monsignor Robert B. McDonald, and Father G. Matthew Dalyg elected mem- bers of the council are fstandinghz Mr. William Flaherty, Father Daniel Kresinski, Mr. Leonard Cyterski, and Mr. Donald Felix tmissing from picturel. UU l . 1 a ., al l lr 111 Spring Musical For the first time in Prep's history, as part of the Golden Jubilee Celebration, a complete Broadway musical, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Try- ing, was presented on the Prep stage. This successful presentation was di- rected by Mr. Richard Muller with Larry Maas, senior, as musical director. i Yi u Q . 1 Joe Pilewski and Rick Locke sing The Company Way. Dave Smyth dances energetically during one of the musical's more lively numbers. A Brian Gallagher is dragged off the stage by the male cast members. 113 On Stage Long to be remembered by any graduating class, particularly by the participants, are the plays and musicals which become a part of every school year. In this Golden Jubilee Year we recall with pride many of the productions which appeared on the Cathedral Prep stage. Musicals 1971 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING 1970 1962 MUSIC NOW TWENTY-THREE SKIDOO 1969 1961 COMEDY TONIGHT WORLD MUSIC 1968 1960 THIS IS THE WORLD THAT WAS BROADWAY 1967 1959 TRY TO REMEMBER SHOWBOAT 1966 1958 1001 CLOWNS OKLAHOMA 1965 1952 TOO HOT FOR HARRY MEET ME IN SAINT LOUIS 1964 1950 POLYNESIAN NIGHTMARE H, M, S, PINAFORE 1963 MIGUEL lll Htl A31 vl- It1'liiIll l 1965-A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS Plays 1971 1960 DON'T DRINK THE WATER ROOM SERVICE 1970 1959 ENTER LAUGHING STALAG 17 1969 1958 A TRILOGY SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE 1968 1957 THE ODD COUPLE THE BILLION DOLLAR SAINT 1967 1956 YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 1966 1955 HARVEY BROTHER ORCHID 1965 1954 A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS THREE MEN ON A HORSE 1964 1952 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE THE FRONT PAGE 1963 1951 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE CAREER ANGEL 1962 1950 NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS ROOM SERVICE 1961 1949 MR. ROBERTS BROTHER ORCHID 115 116 Chemistry Club p A Z l WN K fl Ulf wilso- K. off ' J4 X l, 1. W. Kelm 8. P. Speice 2. J. Presogna 9. R. Baran 3. A.O'Nei1 10. D. Slomski 4. Mr. Wojtkielewicz 11. J. Kendig 5. J. Felice 12. W. Pilewski 6. V. Nim 13. T. Kavanaugh 7. C. Bole Athletic Association The Advisory Council on Athletics consists of the following members: tseatedl Reverend Joseph Radziszewski, Monsignor McDonald, and Mr. Paul Allen, tstandingb Richard Rahner, M.D., Joseph Messina, Esq., Thomas E. Karle, James Dahlkemper, and Carl A. Hansen. Missing from picture is Peter G. Schaaf, Esq. ,v f: it f The Fiftieth Anniversary Committee chairmen: tseatedl Father William Biebel, Monsignor Rob- ert B. McDonald and Father G. Matthew Dalyg tstandingb Mr. Francis Kloecker tinvitationsl, Mr. Robert Keim texecutive and financei, Mr. Richard Ruth fbanquetb, Mr. Gerald Joyce lbanquetl, George Wozniak linvitationsl, and Dr. Anthony Kaminsky tbanquet programp. Mom's and Dad's Association I 2. 7 1 71011 J.. may Officers of the Mothers and Dads Association: 1. Mrs. Carl Hansen fsecretaryi 2. Mrs. Robert McMahon 12nd vice-president! 3. Mr. Gerald Jouce, t 1st vice-presidentb 4. Monsignor McDonald 5. Mr. Robert Keim tpresidentl 6. Mr. Robert Yochim ttreasurerl 7- Mrs. William Grant 8. Mrs. Richard Gensheimer 9. Mrs. Anthony Merski 10. Mrs. Edward Wagner 11. Mrs. Robert Tullio Alumnae Association Highly representative of the Alumni Association this year were the various committee men who planned and pre- pared Prep's Golden Jubilee Celebra- tion which was held on June 8th with Mass celebrated in the Cathedral by Bishop Watson and Monsignor McDon- ald and the Jubilee banquet held at Rainbow Gardens immediately follow- ing the Mass. The annual Alumni Dance is held on the eve of Thanksgiving. The Cathedral Prep Mothers and Dads association greatly supports some of the major projects of the school year. This years Fall card party was sponsored for the pur- pose of buying new band uniforms and the Spring party was for the benefit of the new Sisters faculty house. Fl 117 tiff racz'ualz'0n and Quarter Sessions Graduation exercises bring to an end the school year and for seniors four long years of work and study. Weather permitting graduation exercises take place outside on the school campus with Bishop Watson presiding and presenting diplomas. In minor imitation of this important day in the life of a Prepster are the Quarter Sessions pro- grams held twice during the year at which time students who merit honors awards are recog- nized in an auditorium assembly. -:QQ PURTS ,T-,. - , .,. , - u- - 3 . 1, , ' -- V - ,N . ..' ' fn- vfi , I 'lf 1 ln :fl til? if 7 -l , v if .1 I Il, qw ,A if! LH, tv ' ' U ffl :Isp-11:81-vigfyt ' v , I 1 , ' 1 , W ' - , ' . ,- . ' .- ' -1 ' , I - - ' . . ' - X -. 4 uf -. ff. - '. .'.n- I :H L .w'5!,-1.,: ,',1 ,-, 119 120 arsity Football The varsity football squad completed its season by present- ing Mr. Anthony Zambroski with his second city champion- ship in his three years as head coach. The Ramblers fin- ished with a 6-3 record, going undefeated with a perfect 4-0 slate in city action. Prep Opponent 6 Johnstown 8 22 Academy 0 14 Central Catholic 3 8 McDowell 22 16 Tech 8 28 Jamestown 0 20 Vincent 6 6 McKeesport 42 18 East 7 Rich Mangold confers with Mr. Zambroski. F l Y' Y ' M 'T ' -l .,,t.,T,..-,,,F .....,,,.,.l,,.a 4 z 4 ,, -fl-, x J . F fr- 45 C25 E..v ' P Al lil, I 01.54 Bill Scholz directs the Prep offense. 6 65 . T . .656 35396 Zim-be at as - Yea-M qf r A , . . J. Gervase D. Dropcho K. Danowski R. Smith P. Cerami J. Zambroski G. Cacchione D. Wickham T. Froehlich T. Hughes G. Steenberge R. Skotnicki R. Mangold G. Schickler Coach Brzezinski M. Barko P. Brzozowski G. Suminski E4 -T .Qi ,Q n 1 Migwk if .2522-53523915-A iii 1?- I ' P xl 1 H 1 it K. Smith J. Csir E. Bricker D. Wierbinski D. Maleski M. Crotty T. Erdman E. Schneider J. Scypinski Coach J. Pikiewicz Coach W. Pikiewicz W. Scholz G. Placidi J. Whitehill W. Ferretti D. Wisinski J. Bojarski D. Stablein T. Karle L. Kontis M. Coluzzi A. Felix Head Coach Zambroski Coach Felix D. Liefield M. Zonno M. Dropcho J. Kendig J. Cousart R. Henderson K. Brandt E. Beck H. Eckert J. Dolak R. Susmarski G. Yesko J. Alberstadt QI 4 E . L l i i l il ii .i ii l r I i P v i ,n 121 5- ,A V . E. 1. mi v S ,S x I ggi: Q N :'., .tv-. -1.-V , . . . I s . -,in .jwff ' ' is ..,' 'R' f, 0- 5.51 6 lllf, ' r f 5 FK an ' 4 . zz HI .,, -.Al '-I 515 pl 4 R T' 5 1 -im? 4 ., vs.. 'KA f -. 'if' LS-.R t.-.T 'fri A, - x . -nh ' W ' is .. U' ,o. .. Reserves anxiously await a chance to play. 665 02.19. ,nm f+'w.,'r..zr 7 Nl 4 t 1 T 'L A 1 Q 'iw V , J 5 Q-Y W Q .. f.,: . . 1 -1 4 0 9 i f y Fi , r ' D J. 4 Q7 5 2 J. Mifsud M. Clancy T. Masi M. Palkovich L. Luczak G. Stiffler C. Waskiewicz J. Burchick M. Heidt J. Locastro D. Carney M. Weiss M. Tyzinski J. Palkovic D. Sullivan W. Drabina C. Felix M. Vorse R. Daley G. Karle D. Nowak J. Chimenti G. Wieczorek M. Filopowskl R. DeLaura Coach Wenrick M. Hinkel J. Joint J. Nies A Pol G. Cieslak D. Pilewski R. Feick D. Cronin J. Dipre M. Alexa K. Carrara J. Fiske M. Buseck T. Solymosi T. Walsh J. Kuhn Head Coach Flaherty R. Wilson R. Weber S. Kuhn M. Cieslak . R. Hall M. O'Brien M. Hughes . G. DiGello S. Koster T. Paterniti P. Cuneo T. Dutkosky M. Webb . J. Gehringer J. 0'Connor P. Tech . J. Calabrese M. Timko E. Zajac . QE-2- o e.- J is D' J 1 9 is 223 .ss 45-315' .K V13 . -. , .v N Y INN '1' ,,- ' '- 45 2 .- 4 F' A ' 7 Lys I 557 'SW' Iyux ,F Mft ml: ,' gig?-' 'di UI X f .. 'I' Lf, 1,1 - 4s ' A -f-s A, I A ' Skt .K 3 HE I . I 7 . -X 4 . 1 A J 5-is ,Il Q 'Q 4 . X- S. X sfsis-..' E. V YT! . -. 1-VT , F .b f -.ms . 9' ' . 1' 'Q f ' Ang N 1 ,Q , . It r tl, A ' vb X . N fg 'NJ ' -1 . ' F , J. X- ' YA L' 2 13 N 1, X A xtx ,. ' w 1 - , -X Q . NQJ , hi' ' -D-4 W , N x X 5 I' ..' , L' .q on if Q I , o . . . U -'LS C I-if-y 1 P t , ,af fx f-' cgi -A ' 1 5 X W3 23 'Mr Q gli, My 57. i c x N-5 Q 1 ,. ,H '.' av no I .N -. A 4' . X Nqr- --MII ,QI ,ow -A m I,- -n ,, , I, E'3.,' 4 '17 WL! A I1 It I -l -' ' HAI! . . ' ,, , '1 I s. ,J 21, 5 , -.- 6 I , N 1,47 , 4 4 f A r v. S , . ' f-5.5----.., 1 Cross Countr The cross country team completed a very successful season by winning the city championship. It was Prep's first city crown in cross country in three years. The squad ended with an 10-4 record overall, including a 7-1 card in city meets. Prep Opponent 33 North East 22 20 Vincent 35 29 Tech 26 15 East 40 15 Jamestown 40 29 McDowell 26 26 Academy 29 37 Meadville 18 21 Vincent 34 22 Tech 33 1 disputed 7 26 Tech 29 15 East 40 18 Jamestown 37 23 McDowell 32 23,15 Academy, Corry 32,40 ,, ilillmlfliiiibiifll ,. , afztmmwm . P. Dombrowski J. DiMarco T. Monahan P. Heigel T. Brosnan T. McAndrew D. Bohun M. Wagner C. Quirk Head Coach Andrae Fr. Craig . Schleicher Erstfield . McCallion Skonieczka . Gathers Long . Swonder . Cullen Umgsupepr- The cross country team arrives for their meet. Tim Brosnan nears the finish line. 1 . 'N MN 5.-,j '.. J -,,4.- . Coach Andrae gives some last minute advice. Dave Erstfield strains to achieve victory. 127 Water Polo The water polo team under first year coach Mr. Thomas Semple finished its season by tying Vincent for third place in City Series action. Despite losing a couple of thrilling overtime games the team re- fused to quit and finished with a respectable 5-5 y Tech Academy Vincent East Jamestown Tech Academy Vincent tov.l East Cd.ov.l Jamestown ill lo L1 -LL Q I0 14 ll I5 ll. I7 IB AXHNLRJL LK JRJKJQI --... , - W, hr, M ,,..,, ..a,..t . -A if A Renaud Murray Maloney Maras Emerick . Schofield . Kaczmarek Maus . M. Becker . A. Engro . J. Doyle . M. Rovnak . S. Urban . G. Brotherson . M. Rogala .S ,4.w.....!,.- ,, 1 1 1 4 2.4 44 -'1 J , '- I gr' 5 .,, 'mix 4 . ' S ' X 'ui lfi Q.: J.. A .S W 1?- 4 130 V gg Swimming The swimming team completed its season by captur- ing its fourth straight city crown with a perfect 8-0 record. They also earned a first place tie in the Lake Shore League race with Jamestown, both com- piling 9-1 records. The team was also undefeated in independent action, their overall record being 14-1. The squad broke several school records and kept their four-year unbeaten record in their home pool alive. Prep Opponent 54 Iroquois 41 73 East 18 76 Tech 18 62 Vincent 33 34 Jamestown 61 66 Central Catholic 29 69 Iroquois 26 74 Academy 21 77 East 17 76 Tech 19 67 Vincent 28 66 Canisius 29 63 Jamestown 32 59 Corry 36 66 Academy 29 ... . .,,,1. Dennis Murray and Matt Rovnak begin their event. jd gmj' 5 so 1. D. Cohen 2. J. Bertics 3. W. Grant 4. G. Renaud 5. J. Emerick 6. .Schofield 7. Murray 8. Maras 9. Maloney 10. .Swonder .Merski Urban 13. M. Kubeja FF Sesvrlipcgnpru . W. Bender . M. Rogala . G. Brotherson . P. Sitter . J. Doyle . R. McConnell . W. Radler . R. Doyle . P. Lubowicki . J. Rouch . G. Abbate 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25. A. Engro SU?-'f'11?2I7USZ 'rf Walsh Rovnak Becker Plym Grahan Grzejka Tomassi Fox Tuznik Coach Daeschner Coach Semple Head Coach tFr J Flalk0WSkl ,T 1...-,........,,...... Bruce Chase prepares to dive M. Zaksheske DiNicola . Grode . Kunz . Dorich . Heintz . Piotrowski . Danowski J. Hoffman D. Lewis Uwcovepu FJO'-1 UU3F'C?P1 R J. Kraus Wrestling The wrestling squad completed its season by captur- ing its second straight city crown. They ended city competition with a 7-1 record, and their overall record was a sparkling 10-2 slate. The squad also captured first place in the City Tournament. Larry Fabrizi was voted the outstanding wrestler of the vear. Prep Opponent 34 Tech 16 28 East 26 34 McDowell 14 35 Vincent 15 14 Iroquois 29 49 Academy 6 24 Warren 21 43 Tech 11 21 East 24 41 Jamestown 13 32 Vincent 9 46 Academy 3 lst in City Tournament . fl JAJAJQXAA R! -... Harrington Folga N ies Susmarski Chase Dipre . G. Cieslak . M. Lundstrom . K. Smith . C. Mucciarone ' 51 if ' ' John Csir shakes hands with his opponent. w w+u 'n w Nmfwwl. . li n is H G is ' 7. 15 N I5 Ls, 6 6 vi 10 ll IS N i IQ I1 Ia IQ 10 X ll 9 I0 ii 11 12 13 14. . Chimenti 15 16 17 Ted Johnson takes down his man. Larry Fabrizi works for a pin. 1. G. Sauer 2. S. Fischer 3. A. Hayes 4. J. Palkovic 5. T. Hanlin 6. V. Kinnane 7. J. McCall 8, W.Lorei 9. P. Tech 10. J. Orlando . C. Rees . S. Merski . T. Lockwood J . P. Jackson . B. Anderson . J. Schreiber 18. T. Rupert 19. J. Ireland 20. J. Hanhauser 21. J. Dolak 22. J. Cesa 23. J. Masterson 24. P. Vetrone 25, M. Fitzpatrick 26. M. Puleo 27. W. Conway 28. R. Warner 29. N. DeSantis 30. P. Brzozowski 31. J. Weise 32. J. Ruffa 33. F, Yorio V 4 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46. 47 48 49 . M. Heberle . R. Fabrizi . G. Freeman . R. Fronzaglia . R. Swain . T. Considine . D. Tech J. Lackovic M. Tyzinski J. Rosenquest M, Ketchel A. Becker D. LeFaiver M. Bixby M. Dore L. Lusczak A N9 VF - , an ff' .flu ,- -' PR R E Vg fan, V-yniar Parr fps :if U tr S PR EP 15 970 i., A4 M, yfk Q . Wi I 133 134 arsit Basketball The varsity basketball team completed its regular season by capturing its second straight city crown. The squad finished city action tied with Academy but won the ensuing playoff. The team then entered the state playoffs with an outstanding record of 19-3. Prep Opponent 85 Bradford 50 69 Tech 50 73 South Hills 68 54 Vincent 51 57 Bishop Guilfoyle 52 82 Hickory 51 73 Joseph Badger 53 72 McDowell 82 93 Johnstown 79 71 Academy 79 89 Jamestown 60 73 East 62 71 Tech 47 76 Vincent 74 72 Conneaut 43 99 Jamestown 88 76 Ford City 61 75 Academy 74 74 McDowell 62 85 Johnstown 72 63 East 69 62 Academy tplayoffl 50 if v0 ii il 13 N1 .5 me ,-I . 1 Z 3 Q 5 le 7 8 Dan Bukowski looks for the open man. T. Vanvolkenburg D. Causgrove J. Barabas T. Fox M. Borowy D. Bukowski W. Cardot R. Massing Coach Fox L. Szoszorek R. Repko J. Long D. Wierbinski J. Reynders J. Cook T. Burke D. Leifield ,S x . C 1 1 1 46 li DRE? f , A 40' - wggp 1 3 H , Q 3 f Q I A 'W 5 i i if d 5' - 2' -f 6 E , I i l .L l36 Willis Cardot drives in for a layup. Coach Fox gives advice to the team. 3-----D - f' -w Dan Bukowski dribbles past his defender. Ray Massing shoots from outside ., ,...a...- -H ' ?,....... 4 Pr :U Ri l i ii 'SQ 1 H v if ' up in ,, -gg PREP 'PREP ,Xp 1 3 s 138 . Basketball The junior varsity basketball team completed its season by capturing its second straight city crown, the third in the last four years. The squad finished with an overall record of 15-4, including a 6-2 slate in city action. Prep Opponent 62 Bradford 57 74 Tech 59 60 South Hills 50 60 Vincent 58 56 Bishop Guilfoyle 49 43 McDowell 61 65 Johnstown 43 58 Academy 31 56 Jamestown 33 60 East 47 75 Tech 49 44 Vincent 59 60 Conneaut 36 88 Jamestown 69 79 Ford City tov.J 76 67 Academy 70 52 McDowell 51 49 Johnstown 51 64 East 48 Awfwzwimi M' . 'qrny 'ln 4' -' Joe Mifsud drives in for a layup. . J. Mifsud 1 2. G. Wieczorek 3. D. Cullen 4. M. O'Brien 5. T. Fessler 6. J. Weber 7. T. Keim 8. M. Palkovic T. Dutkosky J . Joint R. Bestvina R. Meuser C. Waskiewicz M. Orzechowski D. Dombrowski Coach Flaherty T.. X fit f 1 Sw... Q f I lf I . 1' 5 lfg Coach Flaherty outlines his strategy. Mike Pakovic goes up for the shot. xsane nk 140 f-7- '. . . Freshman Basketball The freshman basketball team ended its season with an out- standing record of 16-2. The squad finished the regular season, tied for the city crown with East, but lost the ensuing playoff. prep Opponent Prep Opponent sa Meadville 32 72 Gfidley 36 55 Saint Mary's 29 55 Mem01'i51 37 69 Memorial 26 52 WeSf1ake 34 56 Westlake 38 59 W- Wilson 27 W. Wilson Roosevelt Saint Mal-yas J. S. Wilson Roosevelt East J. s. Wilson Gridley East tpgifimlfp Mark VanVolkenburg passes the ball into Chuck Hintz. 'i l I Kevin Barron hits for two. A no ii ia. ft ffktbzsfxfaariikfa K. Barron D. J akubowski M. VanVolkenburg M. Hughes S. Talarico M. DiPlacido G. DiGe1lo M. Alexa L. Martone R. Wasieliewski ' r f D. Piliewskie J. Schontaler G. Schroeck C. Hintz M. Cieslak M. Scheppner M. Ruth G. Carrig Coach Wenrick Tennis Fr. Wozniak, in his first season as tennis coach, saw three lettermen return from last year's team which finished in second place. He set his sights on the city crown, in continuation of the winning tradition established by Fr. Bula. Sean Sullivan displays his forehand. George Christoph gets get to Serve, sniff. 1. T. Hammar 2. S. Sullivan 3. G.Christoph 4. R. Beresky 5. J. Scherrer 6. T. Hammar 7. F. Bekeny 8. D. Beresky 9. Fr. Wozniak 10. T. Leifield 11. K. Cook 12. T. Downing 141 142 i-TX 1114'1'!'1. ri Golf Fr. Swoger had four lettermen return from last year's team which completed an undefeated season by capturing the city crown. He hoped that this year would bring him a third consecutive city title. 'I 3 cl i0 in It X 1 3 sq S 1. K. Kupniewski 2. R. Massing 3. B. Chase 4. J. Cox 5. T. Williams 6. T. Amendola 7. P. Marino 8. D. Roscher 9. D. Smith 10. T. Fessler 11. Fr. Swoger , ff Ray Massing watches his drive L J irfff -A' ,p' ' Bmce Chase chips onto the green. 'lv fi if I Jim Cox prepares to tee off. Kim Kupniewski practices driving off the fairway. I' . l.AJl .4 Phil Marino lines up his putt. a. WP KN. , , 6:54-fu 2-ff '. md? .Av Q'--:vw on f ion, navy-.f' f,..,.Zf 3 f 143 1514 aseball Mr. Fox, in his first season as baseball coach, saw only five lettermen return from last year's squad which finished in second place, despite win- ning the City Tournament. He felt confident that these players would provide the nucleus to a city championship team. -Q u 11. J T i 1 3 '4 5 M 1 3 q 'O 1. K. Danowski 14. T. VanVolkenburg 2. P. Hiegel 15. D. Wierbinski 3. J. Reynders 16. P. Greiner 4. R. Blazek 17. W. Bules 5. J. Cook 18. P. Malone 6. D. Stablein 19. J. Weber 7. W. Cardot 20. J. Mifsud 8. T. Hughes 21. R. Johannesmeyer 9. J. Emerick 22. D. Seelinger 10. Coach Fox 23. M. Vorse 11. V. Campanelli 24. M. Hinkel 12. J. Barabas 25. K. Cook 13. R. Repko 26. C. Hansen '-1 Il Ill .P V' 4 1 Willis Cardot takes his stance Ig- ' , . V , l ..-n 4:1 4 r ,S -f P Lg. , ?f'r,,'.Qg, an-'a , M' .-24 An N -p, if-hw 82 Q X I, IA ,,.-, ...av----4 qv 4 vw I 26. ,awk Z.. .W ' 2' ' s K ' s., fs. . - .,, 1'6 ,K ' L U' - , 4 - . U , ' ' 1 ,ug ' Q' Q , , ,P fb. .nf.-K-W--bf . - I I N ' 5 v ' ' 4.Kg'.,:-- 1. fu...-, Q , Q 4.1,-lufi' ' I 'A 3 ',i3'3 0011.3 iH,'Jflvw'q- .. 1.-.4 fry'-ll' s.- A 3V Q Y N ,Al 7, ,, rack and Field Mr. Andrae had fifteen lettermen return from last years team which finished in a third place tie, and nearly won the City Meet. He believed that with determination and hard work, he might win his second city crown in three years. I G fn - M if L A fn! 'E X s ' A Qnwvhwyfda ii q no '1 I3 I4 1 H. i1 3 'B '5 10 A . ,mfg nan S Q ,Ck 1. 1 2 1. T. Solymosi 20. Coach Felix 38. T. Tylman 2. S. McLaughlin 21. H.Sell 39. R. Mangold 3. J. Steber 22. W. Piscor 40. A. Felix 4. K. Fabrizi 23. D. Warner 41. W. Downing 5. P. Nicoletti 24. M. Clancy 42. G.Steenberge 6. J. DiMarco 25. M. Ketchel 43. M. Goff 7. T. Brosnan 26. G. Placidi 44. R. DeLaura 8. E. Swonder 27. P. Brzozowski 45. G. Brotherson 9. Head Coach Andrae 28. D. Anysz 46. R. Anderson 10. Fr. Craig 29. M. Wagner 47. P. LaFata 11. Coach Wozniak 30. G. Lorei 48. H. Heintz 12. M. Orlando 31. A. Meade 49. M. McCracken 13. D. Cullen 32. J. Bricher 50. L. Luszcak 14. J. Pilewski 33. R. Intrieri 51. P. Schaaf 15. M. Long 34. P. Dombrowski 52. D. Maus 16. T. McAndrew 35. J. Csir 53. J. Nies 17, L. Schleicher 36. J. Zambroski 54. C. Quirk 18- D-B0hUf1 37. E. Maller 55. K. Cuneo 19. Coach Brzezinski Len Schleicher practices broad jumping. S. McLaughlin strains to clear the bar. - y Fr. Craig keeps a keen eye on his runners. Gene Placidi puts the shot. if in 147 1 I B111 Dowmng dlsplays hls jumpmg ablllty Rxck Mangold and Dave Bohun practlce an exchange ' 4 i' IU? Ivy- w A I 1 r av. -1 .SlN.Nxy.-u' , .. n..,.4, '9 ' as ' 1 '-x. Members of the team practice their starts. Peter LaFata jumping hurdles a. 'lvixl' 'lu' ww. 4. exalt' v- --Inav N ki 1 -f-Qwf X' r At, k- , U'l0nui.v-f - , ' 1 -.,-,..' .. , V -353 - , . n 'difbbnqgg-.am .BT . hy .T f 1, -T- uma 1 ,,, . ' 'H :lf 1.31. , Mr. Wozniak checks times on his stopwatch. -lg rx Xu A 4 'I fl Q.. M NT It, RT ' f, f Q f XX-X Nf .xi 'X ' I A ,J X.. .N in 1.11 A L? ,A A ' Q . - . A-T,Q...:', . Q V X x B 4 H Q V? 'I 'Q 1 . 1 1 1 ,1 A t ll f . xx, - f. , X I IN! ., F - ,, ' f ' X '-L f i sv X., A , X W X V V A x t phi '-fix' x 'l as '-wif' hy 'K - , ' . .ak -5 Mx, lun .. M., W Q Q we v -v 'V' ' f 'S ' Q' 1 ,I . ' f' ' Hhs: 150 ntramural Football F ' ' 7 ig:-,-if 1 N me .,.w 2'-1.4 X ' -- T-Fw V, 'Ls-ev!-f ...A.'t15'J5 1 Mr. Wenrick grinds out yardage. Fr. Fialkowski examines the field. Mr. Daeschner makes the tackle The faculty plans its strategy. in J Mr. Fox barely gets the pass off. No, stealing the ball won't help! SH Q W I, 'QPF' .. . ' . 'il sf' .I A-f-. , -ns ' if 3 L' kc ' AP' ,- vs Btw- p,,g,b,s Q L. Mr. Wenrick looks for a receiver. John Depaul makes the catch with Mr. Freeman defending. Q, H .-at , ff' . , -' I .. vb 'mu x x A 6 an . i ' N an ,..4-ff l x N ' H 'N .Q 1 M 5 .N ' 4 4.- W - ' Y, - -Q ga-A ' ' - 44, . F g i he h...v. ,-Q -A - -.Y ,'f L -Q,-A 'C - .....'h -Q mx sag. me -4 nn -1- ' .... ., ...W ,. ..-., fx -4 . -, 'nflali 5 . fx ,Ji .J ' A ,,V ...L ds U - ,, ,- 1 .Q .. V V qt -Y ...Q xx, i gr-g ' -' v- . 'f-. ...,, QQ N -- A '- . J' , -'wife'-h . - 1 4. 'J ' '--- -N' N- -Qc. ,Tm-is 4, .. A ' -. -..AA T- ' Q 5-fn., .via 4- Jia. nv- 5 I . .I V h -V ' iv 4- ,,,-03' -7'i, E:? '1vr-,,,r1'-r...-.5'g-,-, 'tt -4-.f :iQ.., t f 5,-3 . M.. f P ' H in V f.-lu,4 'C 4' - '. Zo- N '- L.- :mxgggm -. fr., e - -Q gg '- -N: . -I '-'rg-gr L.--'.?.a-me -, ,Q-1. ---J'Nr,- ' , Q 'if ' ' , v-'3f.3 A it ,if --,, . 35 -.,,- 'iv lz.,,., -,. 4-..' ' gag, ' -'Q f 3:24. .,- , 'aff' 'Il' Y' ' M Lil -Q' ev - - 'Q :!i'g...-.A-. 'li-f, 'giv. I-'C 151 Y W' l i l r L ntramural Basketball M Mr. Daeschner drives in for a layup. Mr. Krasinski tries his jump shot. G Mr. Felix looks to pass off, Rich Washek attempts a steal. P Wg? UNDERCLASSME l ax!! . 5 153 97' g X QCNQQ 'W l- ,., . . jclx 51 Amd -R dm uniors aws- vtj-Q5-W 41 'Vi D. Abbott J. Alberstadt M. Allen R. Allgeier A n 'Q R. Anderson C. Banducci - P-.. . T' I 5 R. Baran . 'T' s t ' I Q 'fi T. Amann J. Audet 'r7 '53 1 X J J. Barabas M. Barko ag. 4 i X 'ggi 1 tx Y Junior class officers: Ronald Ruth, presidentg Leonard Zawistowski, vice-presidentg John Doyle, Treasurerg William Ferretti, Secretary. P. Barney G. Barrett 1644 '.. ,, lg' rg ,tht f 'TS' :iff 5 41 -x ' N X' . k ...L .. T, 1 'X M, 8 L- J' J I , .Nay R. Beals E. Beck F. Bekeny J. Belczyk D. Benacci J. Biggie E 'A T? Q . A ' W' fi- I ' W 'N ' ' ' 5, x., 7 1 'X : I Yu D. Bihler M. Bixby E. Bojarski J. Bojarski C. Bole D. Borowicz M. Borowy , 154 L F. Bove Ns..-f' ' J. Breter G. Brotherson D. Brown . . 43' .fy .... W. Brown P. Brzozowski W. Bules R. Burkley , M ' 1 ,x C.Campbe1l M. Carey M. Carlqnn P Cf-- ' i ,, , ,H . . .. 'G we . ff' , -2 . -.....f,' K L. 9 X 'fl 'N A 1 A A L Q 4 Zu. Gee, I wonder what's for lunch today. M. Casey D, Causgrove T. Cavanaugh D. Chaffee G. Chase J. Coleman vs!- W. Conway m G. cmmemi pg! Ks-,Y Q R. Coleman x I .. K. Cook M. Cleary W4-f M. Coluzzi J. Cousart Christmas Seals! 155 FV w an xf ' A Ox J. Crane T. Cross J. Csir J. Cunningham CLA.: ' S. Danch M. D'Aurora D. Daut D Ain D. Davis G. DeCoursey D. Delehunt D. DeSantis G. Deutsch D. DiSantis R. DiTullio i - Y' N M ia IQ ,:.5.-31 i 'Xb' J gi ff. ,, J A I ' A L , -3.1 bi t Q i S. Dobosiewicz J. Dolak C. Dombrowski D.Dombrowski M.Dombrowski P.Dombrowski J.Donofrio Q1 . n J M. Dore M. Dougan M. Dougherty T. Downing 156 Let's see. Polish maybe? K J . Doyle J . Dzuricky -.2 'Hn f1'l T. Dzuricky H. Eckert W. Ellis T. Engelhardt R. Erdely R. Erdman W F, Fatica J. Felice W. Ferretti R. Folga K x. -..f N. J. Fiske I 5,4 I T. Forish A. Felix K. Flick Aw ,mg N T. Fox J. Fratus J. Freeman T. Friedrich W-.1 M--77' R. Fronzaglia 'TT 5 jf R. Gathers rr. fr D. Gehrlein ,.:s H. Gensheimer J. Gersims T. Giek ff 111 .Y A-4. K . Esser I hope I look innocent to the monitor. 157 158 M. Goff D. Goodemote R. Gredler 4 H AN -1' ,X A L P. Greiner J. Greulich A- Gflejka .0- P. Hakel T. Hammar T. Hammar T. Hanlin C. Heintz J. Heise So, senor, youlre the one! ..vw,,.,, , .3391 Q 4 J. Hess J. Higham G. Holman J . Ireland Juv rf , 1 l gy P. Jennes C. Kaczmarek D. Kallvoda D. Kane at IS?---e h ' MVA- ,5,...-f'.- ' 1 'LP' l Looks like I'll start spring cleaning a little early this year. P. Kapsar T. Karle T. Kelben R. Kelm -.1,.- A -w x 1- . Y , 1 . . ' V f w ,li-f ,f' . 4 , My sideburns aren't too longg my ears are too short. W. Koziarski R. Kraft H. Krahe if R. Krasinski H. Kubinski -O45 1-:T-vs' R. Kraus M. Kraut M. Krasinski . --A, .4 T. Krill E74 R. Kujan ,- A 63, J. Lackovic f, M 4' P. LaFata . . Q .r U' ' A H N . Av -K J. Kennerknecht B. Kikola A. Kirk M. Klemen . - ' -...kv K fx, f' 309' J. Konkol L. Kontis 1 s, ... '. . . And you say this will make me grow. 7 fl. Q - J. Landers M. Lauer D. Leach T. Leifield J. Lindsay J. Long P. Lorei -f,t 160 - I' ' .,- 0' x rf' V, A, .1 s .I 5... - I , IJ - -' , Il s M hi R. Lorei T. Lubiejewski E. Lucas T .2 , 16.49 iz., 'h '. .lf V' ! of W X f 124 IAA 1 M. Lundstrom J. Lyons R. MacCabe fx HM s - rr 'V' gs 1 - N, A 71. ' Xf Jr' ' G. Majersky K. Maloney W. Maloney If you boys like today's show, you'll love tomorrow's! A T. Malthaner P. Marino iff SZ xg - W. Masiroff T. Mason i .RT ,gs 41 Q v 1 -s. 3 E' . ...M 'f' W 1 'I According to my calculations your conclusion appears to be invalid, sir. J. McCarthy G. McGinty I '3 Q K eg: F . , 3 -Nl - f . f 2 'I-rf 'Q rc X., A j 'lik' . . .L Q P. McGuire W, McLaughlin P. McMahon A. Meade M. Menosky R. Merski D. Miaczynski I I L Q5 I' ...i 1 . ,V ,eq . 4. 2 'gl ' mf B. Monahan F. Miaczynski N. Miguel T. Miller G. Mizikowski K. Monahan s F516 O 1 T. Monahan M. Monkowski o ' 4 ca 5 . 1 J. Morehouse D. Moryc we can only get this into the faculty's coffee before lunch! ...A' I M. Mucciarone J. Natalo Not only can't I find it, but now I can't remember what I was D. Nies K. Nies x vb J. Nutter K. Obuszewski P. Olszewski A. 0'Neil D. Novivki wg su, ' M. O'Connor D. Orzechowski looking for! fi-Qs lv'- 'ZT 'R . 0 J. Osmanski D. Parker C. Pelinsky . Is., N S. K I u 'S H sa I Q . 2 . 1 a ain today! D. Plym F7 R. Raid G. Renaud 4,24 M. Rovnak if -.. J. Perkowski D. Pernice T. Pierson Heh, heh, Mr. Cy lost his shirt in the card game g af' R. Pilarski W. Pilewski D. Pingitore E. Placidi , . , .aw -6 iq., 'YW . L-'an foie! is .X j A R. Podbielski J. Presogna J. Prugar P. Przepierski R. Repko T. Rettger J. Robie M. Rogala M. Roth 162 J. Rensel J. Ruffa T, Rupert R. Ruth R. S3lChli D. Sarbak J. Sauer 4.-r M. Scalzitti J. Scherrer Sure I have 20-20 vision! M. Schmitt G '-'v J. Schnell S. Schofield W. Scholz G. Schonthaler J. Schreiber T. Schrenk C. Schriefer D. Schroedk J. Sciere J. Scoljo L. Scully D. Seelinger nf: M. Shaw I M. Sheldon B. Schickler D. Sidelinger D. Sipple M. Skrzypczak 5 ...-o K4 O J. Seth 3. 'Q xx wi D. Slomski LTf fr. lv 1'. d-4 ,7 P5 PL-Dflf' fn L- x Q 163 1641 Let me see, is this the pose I want on my trophy? Q. ' 4.18 Q' N fr' i -ox . X '? In M. Slomski R. Slurkanich J. Smalley K. Smith J. Sowizral Q ' 'gf Q .N.,,,, - A A - s AI J. Spoden R. States M. Steg W. Stephany R. Spencer xp - M. Sullivan S 'gag fi'-' gn fl' Ii R. Susmarski gf:- tl . ,, D. Spaeder rf . R. Stiftinger -. . .. 'Q-.J M. Sullivan . 4? 'Q A ' if ST' E.Swonder P. Speice :vu ff , R. Stull G. Suminski C. Szczutkowski YY' L. Szoszorek C. Taft J. Talarico it 'PQI .. M. Tomczak . M. Toombs J. Tovey Of course! Now I remember-that's Santa Claus! N. Trocki T. Trott R. Tullio . l Y 5 A ggnff Q! R. Tuznik T. VanVolkenburg D. Veith xv ' i4..1f' M. ' an Akin Q iii.. -1 Q ' ' sl - l Mai N , A, .,. D. Wagner D. Walach M. Waldinger Why don't you become a guidance counselor? K ' igivi l . 1 W. 'ff ef' W. .Q - . 1 Q- n 1 if f . . I -0 y n , .. K Z' P Ex -if S H G4 ' V I, 2 A ki . Q A 1 Q ' W f 4 A WAAII xii 'R' C. Wallen S. Wallenhorst B. Walsh J. Walworth D. Warchol D. Warner L. Weigand i we ,7 You're right! I think he does need a head transplant! 'l D. Wisinski C. Wodarczyk G. Yesko P. Yochim ee D. Werner J. Whitehill J K q X I in l A 'xx D. Wierbinski R. Wieszczyk 1. , 1'-at . , - -' K' , 1 fix R. York D. Young L. Zawistowski 165 L- 166 t I I. I vu l J. Abbate R. Allen T. Allgeier R. Aloiz A. Alvarez M. Amendola T. Amendola Sophomores . x ,,-aw Sophomore class officers: Thomas Amendola, treasurerg Kim Carrara, presidentg Anthony Keirn, vice-presidentg Thomas Fessler, secretary. M. Bechtos 'Q 2,11 ' W. Bender T. Bertone 'K fo M. Anderson ,.-.... , --vs Aw ...V 1 A Q5 A. Becker J. Bender -...TX D. Beresky R. Beresky How could you add 5 and 7 and get ll? F5 . .. 0 lefslffx on A 'h A . U R. Bestvina E. Bitters R. Blakeslee E. Bolla R. Borczon Yin? I R. Aymong x I B. Bach C. Bardes W. Barry F. Bartnicki R. Bowen iii 'A' G sg 'Q.. J. Bowers 4,48 D. Bradley K. Brandt s 4' Q -1 X Q ti P. Brenneman C. Bruno K. Burdick ,J J f, 4 See you Saturday at nine! K i V ' 15 sf! x I J. Chimenti HF,-K -. ' Ki 1' 'I M. Clancey .. 35 K. Cook ...L it ' M. Campbell C. Carlotti D. Carney K. Carrara G. Cieslak D. Cipicchio QQ ff' V I9 P. Considine M. Cooney R. Cooney D. Buzas G. Calabrese w 6' U1 G. Campany P. Causgrove J. Chandley G. Chase ,.--- 5 'Ah, c'mon. I've only used this pass 24 times so far! rf ' l 168 X-'51 I An Q D. Cronin R. Crotty D. Cullen 16' D. Danowski R. DeLaura K DeMarco D. Dorich J. Dorris 'fu' va '13 l:tk 1. K . ' . , 45 gp, il N, arf 2. , M1 T. Dutkosky H. Eichenlaub G K. Cuneo V DeSarro R. Doyle u-40 D. Cyterski E. Dahlkemper '73 . -W., r J. Dipre D. Dombrowski W. Drabina J. Drozdowski R. Daley Q V I: - A 1, - ' Kiki ' 1: FX D. Dombrowski P. Dugan J. Erb D. Esposito K. Fabrizi A. Fabrizio C. Felix J. Figurski T. Fessler J -41' M. Fitzpatrick l don't believe it! A 90 in English! M. Folga J. Fox L----,. .- ---N -.- 'WWI' li? ' .Q . . ma 1 -gi, ,.. va J I J 1 X .a ,X w-. . IKE. 'J A4 G. Fracassi A. Frackowiak wi ' .-ag J. Fromknecht M. Gallagher E. Garr S. Gehrlein My cat for your dog! , .wx W. Glockler M. Glover G. Goddard D. Golubieski '2 1... HQ. Q... xx 4.l.v'i Q P. Gorniak is ik 'J' M . wifi? .. ii. R. Graham J. Griffey Wrirgy 4. Q. 'ff P. Gorny FFS' C. Grant 1.6 va JM' F J. Grisanti iff H. Grab E. Gray J. Griswold Aix This has got to open something! D. Grygier R. Grygier H. Halt 169 3' Lg K N 1 X 'f ' N. h M Hauser A Hayes M Heberle M.Heberlein M Heldt H 1. A IA rl D Hemtz T Henretty T Heubel M Hewitt D Hickey C. Hiller J Hoffer -34 ,eh L ea T. Horton .U lx , J . J erge R J ohannesmeyer X J an J . Joint K Joyce K il A 1' ,,f5,a'X out D. Kaliyoda .f Nw fi .,, I m gettmg a trophy thas year one way or the other and a bug one too' G. Kanonczyk G Karle A. Keim . n y J. Kloecker G. Knecht M. Kosobucki A K 17' - A L A 'li J. Kern M. Ketchel V. Kinnane R. Kirkland C. Klein J. Kling v ' W A . S? C. Knoll . 4- I .W 1: 1' 47' C. S- KOSWF R' KOWGICZYK You see, mine grew bigger than yours but that's because I'm the teacher. 'awe -..w P. X if' K.. A .hi-il R. Kowalewski J. Kowalski J. Kraus C. Kreidinger J. Kubeja M. Kubeja S. Kuhn What do you mean you didn't like the play? H' A ... 5 'J if K' M. Kurutz W. Laneve if D. Lagner D. Lee 171 172 Era' f' 34 L x. -' . N - W ' W -...- f - 'fn x ,. ' 1 if A 'TIA ali' D. Lefaiver J. Leopold J. Liebel M. Lindquist J. Locastro L. Locke T. Loesch Q tiff Aish Thought we wouldn't catch you, didn't you! J' ' A ff' , wig- 5 Ks. . .ff . D' 7 csv A f G. Loncki M. Long N. Lopez W. Lorei P. Lubowicki D. Lukaszewski L. Luszcak J . , E- Auki fi ,VJ ' 2 Aff, 1. 'Y Q P . . ,oy Je? 'A M ' .41 Y do -H l. :jk .L 'ff QL-YQ' Avi AA A R. Machak A. Maciulewicz G. Mamrak S. Mancini M. Manno M. Marchini R. Marz . . Alf K D . fi, 3. ,, 1 'Y s , , i.,.'j N- D lo ' ' A 'I fi nh 4' I J. Masterson D. Matson D. Matthews D. Maus T. Maya J . MCCHII R- McConnell ,gnc l E if xp' A Z Axel so M. McCracken J. McElhenny S. McLaughlin D. McNamara J. Meko R. Meuser E. Michalski fl' - sir' .. --ff ffl J. Mifsud E. Miller M. Miller .4 And then the big bad wolf said . . . ,,.,.,-1-v-v A71' T. Miller T. Miller D. Minarich ,,..,J' How much do you think we can get for these? M. Miraldi M. Moore W. Moore S. Mrozowski q. , ,f.Z'H...l f-1 4 i'x.J 9 -'N , QQ, ff Q W . R. Muller B. Murray T. NeCastro P. Nicoletti J. Nies J. Nies D. Nowak gf' s.,,,J5 gn L' ..,,J 173 174 Hx 5. I 41 7? 5 I at Q A b M. O'Brien J. 0'Connor P. O'Leary J. Onorato M. Orcutt 4 ml . 322 ' i 'cf .Tm J. Orlando M. Orzechowski i Yes sir, n requisition! o underclassman will get past me V. Peterson G. Pfadt R. Radziszewski R. Radziszewski D. Reichard R. Riazzi . if, V Q ,Y X A D. Root J. Rosenquest M. Osiecki S. Osmanski D. Otte J. Palkovic without a M. Palkovic T. Paterniti P. Pede T. Peterson T. Polaski yi 'x W gs. . x XX 5 xi.. xxx S. Powers T. Presogna M. Radziszewski Q. r.,,,,. , M..-e..f,..,. A , . N,. - xx bv X 'ix Darn it, we thought we'd be safe from everybody in here! I w.7 61 J. Rouch D. Rufini T. Ryan ., 1' A P. Schaaf S. Schaffner L. Schleicher , M C1 - 'Z H... L 1 e-31 X ' ' 7 4 1. T. Schroeck J. Scully D. Scypinski Maybe .... by osmosis .... I'll become another Einstein! R. Rydzewski x iid R. Schneider M. Sebunia Who's taking advantage? N991 x NYJ l T. Sekula W. Sennett T. Sheeran 'ks-f G. Shellito D. Silk 'IMO' fo 4-1 4 till' R. Sheldon Q-rf .' P. Sitter J. Skonieczki A r: , , 4' Cv i Q.- 'J 'JT ' ' ' A Al D. Skovron D. Skrzypczak D. Smith G. Smith 1 175 Zvg tl i I I .1- 'I fi '31 'Af il NYY? 1:1 'UIQ , .. ,, , M T I I 3 II' r.5',:'.', - I ,-3 ', ' I.. . 4' Ita , Q . sy.- .A :VAC 176 I I I I I Of course, this one I could probably sell for about S4,000. f aj. f' wi- f ' I 'L as .X if N R. Stebell J. Steber C. Stevens G. Stiffler A f I 1 LN H' Af Q- 0 Y i .., -. . so Q X. 4' E. Stolarski H. Stolz J. Straub P. Straub ,,.a- G. Stuczynski C. Stull T. Sullivan R. Swain 'tg f ' . 4' g Q A. Swigonski A. Taylor P. Tech W. Thorr 1 . f VY -A P? i .. U W f -,J ww.. KL... .W . M. Smith R. Smith T. Smith ' eq 4. A. Smykowski P. Snyderwine M. Sobek T. Solymosi J. Spinelli M. Stadler ' ' .wil I . Wy Ii HQ , SQ , plz.. 4 fm as mg. , ,K . Those socks were there a minute ago... .L A ,M - .. M. Timko F. Tomassi J. Weber G. Will J. Winston f XY 'r D. Yaple Q- . 4 -JS-7. V F. Yorio M. Zawistoski :fn D. Weiner . -Y-Hy Q, . Q . . J. Winkler s-1' T. Witkowski M. Yeager E.Zajac W me 1. iff? . I od T. Zawistowski I N 51' l N Ao. S. Urban R. Wareham C. Waskiewicz J. Torok M. Tyzinski X, -an 4 '-cv T Q. Qi ,Y J. Wells M. Welsh G. Wieczorek P. Wilczynski S. Wiley Q- I b N According to the Law of Cosines this should strike him right between the eyes, X mfy A J- P. Zdarko J. Zeiber F. Zelina J. Zimmer M. Zonno 177 178 X I A .. l AG- f AL I W, Alex M. Alexa T. Amon J. Andrews Freshmen P. Abbott J. Acker M. Aleksandrowicz x 1 x A' P. Barko K. Barron J. Bean 1- X! 'J M. Becker M. Benedict x.,,v J. Berdis A R. Betz I 4 , 4 I Z Hey! This doesnlt look like an elevator! D. Biletnikoff M. Bitters A. Bixby 75 M. Bloomstine J. Bloxdorf G. Bojarski D. Boltz M. Borkowski G. Bowes nh- 4 '15 'Q in S I , gg fx, J. Brabender P. Bressan J. Britton W. Burchick E. Burick K. Buseck M. Buto -.t0 ' Ns:-if - 'J J. Calabrese M. Callaghan S. Callahan P. Carideo J. Carneval G. Carrig M. Caruso 7? ' 4 'v X U' vff 'Q' R. Cerami M. Cicero M. Cieslak K. Clement M. Colonna M. Coluzzi D. Comi adUlSffi 'f A n Eg , , .... .. , 1 J li., And they slept happily ever after! xdj J. Condon M. Considine T. Considine D. Conway P. Corbran P. Cox M. Cross 179 .-1 pn ff .13 L Q . 4 ....- - P. Cuneo f ., an . wa S. Curtze E. Czemerych un.. s s- ,P ' ga an A an - -r A. D Czerwmskl K. Dahl aj ,Q 4- iq ,M 2 XI? A I . A My mother gave me thus dlme for mllk so I can t lend lt to you D Dey T. Dietsch G. DiGello JAX KJ? J. Dahlkemper R. Davino M. DiMatti0 R D1N1cola M D1Plac1do M D1Plac1do D D1Santo R.Dobry J. Donikowski T. Dore This IS going to hurt you a lot more than It wlll hurt me! Q X s , M. in . ,- D. Dougherty D. Downing L. Dreisbach S. Drexler I 4 iff al ! 4 . ' 'J 1 H L D. Dubowski W. Dunagan R. F abrizi M. Filipowski J. Fiske i ' T. Freeman Make a last request! '- p. 111 rr! N .... x . uf .. .J R. Feick 43 I- 'YI J. Fiorenzo -T-1 T. Flick N137 Q i , f g n ' x K R. Dunst M.Dzuricky J Elsert J Emllng A Engro 'L -4 M. Ferraro T. Ferri I .1.fqlA1'VJ 5, W S. Fioretti .5 0- 'Q .1 I jf Nr A D. Folga M. Freiwald G. Gaither af S. Fisher Q? G X G. Freeman 1 Q... Q! Raef' if L'-ff' K'-s.:'f ff D. Gatz . -fr - ...arm- A W Lau . .q Ny, X ' 1 ia . P. Giles D. Glover J. Goetzinger T. Golden 14-11 fp' . -R., 1 i'X.'7'e A tg 's '54 Q L Av A J. Golis ,hr-fr. M. Grab J. Gray M. Gray S. Gray Brotherhood! C'mon, get off it! .-,,--fig., ' ' - , Yi., J. Goodill ia' in M. Gregorek 1 1 'NN 1 sw' fr' ' ' 1 Y-HN! ' '- Z' .V .Q 1 ogg . S. Grimm T. Grode T. Gorbatoff D. Greiner Q11 4 T. Grode M. Grolemund pf ' V Ts, I-T xifl' , J 1 A I lm J. Gruber E. Grucza M. Grucza Ael S. Grygier .-A v' , .Q,,1. T. Guarino R. Guianen L. Gutting M. Hagerty 'rf J. Hahn J. Hake D. Hall R. Hall G. Hammerman J. Hanlin W. Hansen .'lllQ-- un ...L - B F EFI l'I 'gr- vi,- C. Harrington P. Hayes X 'Siu ai. D. Heintz T. Heise -2.2 i The light is beginning to shine! Carumba, I think I'm getting an idea! P , A - L M. Hinkel C. Hintz R. Hirsch J. Hoffman D. Honard A. Hemme J. Hennessy dollar . ax' xi , R. Horstman M. Hughes D. Hunter V. Intrieri D. Jakubowski J . Janis E. Janusz J . Jaworowski 5 'tHello, operator, could I get change for a .,.. .,x N T. .Iendruczak 184 ,.. 'fr we . ,X 'I 1 '7 f B. Kalie D. Karaisz R. Kaus M. Kaveny J. Kempf K. Kirsch kg f x.'1Rf-vw' 4 A M. Knoll M. Kohlmiller R. Konieczki D. Konkol D. Konopka K. Kosin 'S-JL h Boy, he doesn't trust anybody! Fw N M . i ' YA D. Krahe K. Krasinski M. Kraut :SQ in .' i ul jx 3 A 4 . D. Krespan V. Kuehn J. Kuhn A. Kunz L. Lara D. Laskowski T, Lauer i , I 4 pl' Ai! IA-L D Lewlg P Libra J. Lichacz J. Lipinski M. Lockwood G. Lorei R Ludwig ,Q 1f .di S Luteran G Lynch R, Magel- Ar 0' N4 ' X . H. Markopolos J Martm L Martone T. Masi Av yy X X 1 A Q do J. McCloskey L'Have the cheerleaders gone yet? Q Q W X 45 B. McGrath L Meyers J Mlhalco R. Mikrut P. Miller W. Miller D,Miniger M Mizikowski gi A. Moczulski M. Monocello R. Mooney 153 4 ' lx 3 ' '-7 i W' K. Mszanowski T. Mullen J. Nally A W F f Sv N4 M. Niederriter M. Nietupski R. Nowosielski 35 i5 '? F-14? f T Orlando J Ott J Paclnelll T.Pastore D. Patalita R. Pelinsky 1 Q Qliff gt E 12. ' K w '21 2, w ' Hffi' 1 ' ml Mi? S A , Q1 f 915. ,ggi 1 5 s 2 x ' X V 5 ix A W 1 if xi, 1 'lg isgsiiir 5, 'M woo' Hoff ,, , .X 5' as il U Q f . ,il-,glgtiitglg 5,4 it ,w,4. ssh fn- Va o , if 156 of 1 g f X Y Q , fir: fu 4 f.,,k. 15, it L f 2 Q g 1. .g i , 21, 5 all I it - 2 Q , ' Q ' 5 Y P' M, ,. Xfgpuwannoigl w I'll stand for none of your monkeyshmes' ,ff mv r fx 5 ' . Q r ph 'J QHAGI C. Pella D. Pilewskie P. Piotrowski F. Pluta 4 vu V Y 'QR' t qu , A I A. Pol G. Polatas J. Polchlopek '. . -I ,IF Q rug.. , !'e7 ax-Af M, Puleo G. Quick E. Radziszewski T. Rainville C. Rees J. Roach B. Rogala lr. -,. f -.1 fi L 'S hw C. Rogala S. Ropski 77 V! pe' W' ,Q v ,In N M Ll I X if G. Rose P. Rosthauser .IL 'W' 5 n, t 4 . One dollar for just one bent locker key?l' f !Ffb?.f+ R. Rugare M. Ruth R. Rydzewski fs , . - Qf 1- LX-W R. Schnell J. Schodt J. Schonthaler 3 -4 4 if' D. Schumacher R. Semrau G. Senger J. Schau af 1 G. Schroeck x 'sz-6' 'x .ix g J. Senor vi v ' M. Scheppner E. Schleicher B. Schneider Now that we've taken over the school . . 187 1' I l 3 1 l ll -I lil l l l l l E I l 188 l- ..7- I1 vm ., Y - ' - Q- .1 X ' m 1' 31g-. P. Shea H. Simmons M. Simon fc: ' R. Sivillo J. Slomski re' S ey A ,L ,Ml ' . 1 'wrg-rzf' LL D. Smith E.Smith , - 'J 'fav .M ,f N.. b my A W.Spaeder F. Snidarich K. Snyder D. Sonntag G. Sosinski T. Sova iyvf' 1' ri' , R. Spiegel M. squeglia J. Stacey KQV X ' J. Steber H. Stoops T. Strobel X ..j R' M' dl X A ,Q el' 1 Q W MG t ,Q. Yr Lf 4' f 3 'milf T , T Q Vofyf ex . ig ol ea fe Keep watching. The next one's Mickey Mouse! J. Sullivan M. Sullivan M. Swaney ' 5 '4' ' J .V f I lg 1, 9 :31 ,, fn S 4' . 1, wa' ' ML 4,5 -ra' . 1,1 M15 J X A4 I if D. Sweny V. Szydlowski S. Talarico M. Tatara P. Tylkowski E. Tynecki E. Unger af' . , Q as 5 .. -I X vi 5 . I -. X. D. Vitanza M. Vanvolkenburg A. Veraldi P. Vetrone B. Vickey G. Villella 'fr' ' 134 ' .. Q -v wal A R. Vorse .ps I, ' T. Walsh Yes, Father, that's my pet mouse. Where'd you find him? gg A xl? Y XV R. Wamer R. Wasielewski D. Way Ns... '21 4' 1 i - .v .fx k '. . nj J. Webb I A2 gi 4 A AN S. Wallace J. Walsh if ',l x .C l 345 c 90.0 3 h'4i5il7!8e5 Lhwmugv x v 9 .. u H, I A M. Webb R. Weber A 8 I .... --.. .- . . u.-,QM-.. ,. ...ma Q... ......-q .- , :L 'h-s. ,,,' -6- J. Weigand R. Wernicki T. Williamson R, Wilson T. Winschel M. Wisinski M, Witkowski CC 'F' l P 4 ' I ' l l l I I I 4 I l I gl .l I A I v l I l l 190 5 gf 4 ln Q v Fl ' .Q- 1 I i 1 l l l rl N I'm just too little to fight! M. Wyman P. Yoculan N57 K. Yourkovik W. Yuskovic Y . Q: 'xk -yt M f xg .f 60 J. Zimmerman M. Zaksheske M. Zamlerowski 3 WM, D. Ziroli G. Zomcik 13 I f, in I ,s 1 5 l, 'l Maybe I could buy one of these down at the attendance office. We it 5 an 'X' an a-was wifi' f -yawn. Q yllllldiillllll dlzlllmm, will Dflllkwlllii Fri, ,Mu ihwmi ,KM fa-f Staff P' l 1 I -L 192 Cafeteria Staff Feeding approximately 900 people daily, 190 days a year would seem a mammoth job. However, it is met during the course of a week, with, among other things, 100 pounds of roast beef, 200 pounds of hot dogs, 250 pounds of turkey, 75 dozen doughnuts, 4,000 bottles of milk, 3,000 bottles of pop, 1,800 ice cream sandwiches, 25 gallons of ice cream, and a good deal of hard work on the part of the cafeteria staff. In Memoriam: Ma Kaiser 11944-19611 During Prep's Golden Anniversary Year we wish to tribute the memory of Ma Kaiser who served the students so faithfully as cafeteria manager from 1944 to 1961. Service with a smile! sm.,-if' Cafeterian staff: Mrs. Louise Wagner, Mrs. Mary Belton, Mrs. Ruth Sontheimer, Mrs. Mary Custer, and Mrs. Lillian Olszewski rt- ,Bi ng' ,gg di 0 ,i gl- f e I lL..........,-..., ,H , ' I Mlaintenance Staff Excellence in cleanliness and per- formance have been the hallmarks of Cathedral Prep as a result of the ef- fort of Prep's efficient custodial staff. Under the managerial expertise of Norman Lizotte, high-quality main- tenance is continued ably by seniors James Antoun and David Spadacene, along with the AAA Cleaning Service. an 3913! Q' dis inf: l iv' 3 i 'i 194 SENIOR DIRECTORY Mark Thomas Abbott 241 East Main Street. St. John. Girard: IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Softball 41 IM. Football 4. Michael John Allen 929 Lincoln Avenue. St. Andrew: Wrestling 1: IM. Basketball 31 IM. Softball 31 IM. Football 4. Stephen Ignatius Allen 3807 Parkside Avenue. St. Luke: Debate 1.2.3.4: Extemp 11 IM. Football 3.41 IM. Basketball 3.4: History Club 4. James Michael Antoun 649 West 9 Street. St. Peter: Extemp 1: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Student Congress 2.3.4: Student Council 2.31 RAMBLER 3: Class Officer 3 npresidenttg Stage Crew 4: Literulae 4 tactivities editort. Daniel John Anysz 1916 West 33 Street. Blessed Sacrament: Football 1.2.3.4: IM. Basket- ball 1.2.3.4 Francis Eugene Baginski 1023 East 29 Street. Holy Trinity: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Bowling Club 1.2.4 ttreasureru IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3. Robert Baginski 309 East 38 Street. St. Luke: Football 1.21 IM. Basketball 1.2Q IM. Football 41 Ski Club 4: History Club 4. Joseph Mark Bailey 1514 West Grandview Boulevard. St. George: IM. Football 3.4: Cheer- leader 41 Stage Crew 4. Scott Bernard Balczon 3828 Nancy Avenue. St. Luke: IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 4. George Joseph Baran 926 East 35 Street. St. Luke: Bowling 1.2: Wrestling 1.2.3.4: IM. Bas- ketball 1.2.3.41 IM. Wrestling 11 IM. Football 3.4: History Club 4: IM. Softball 4: Track 41 Physics Club 4. Joseph Cartwell Barber 4417 Cherry Street. St. Peter: Debate 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2.41 Chemistry Club 31 National Honor Society 4. Douglas Lawrence Bastow 544 East 37 Street. St. Luke: Extemp 1: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Football 3.4. Alfred Lee Benedict 3701 French Street. St. Luke: Original Oratory 1: Chess Club 1.2: Ski Club 3.4: IM. Basketball 2.3. Richard Angelo Bertone 1524 Liberty Street. St. Michael: Student Congress 1.2.3.4: IM. Basket- ball 1.2.3.4: Chess Club 2.31 Archery Club 3: Model U.N. 3.4: Senior Class Play 4. Robert John Blazek 919 East 30 Street. Holy Rosary: IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Football 3.41 IM. Softball 3.4: Senior Class Play tstage crew and publicityl 4. Kirk Stephen Bliley 1939 West 35 Street. Our Lady of Peace: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3.4: Cross Country 3. William Allen Block 1923 East 7 Street. St. Peter and Paul: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Football 3.4: Chemistry Club 3: Football 2: Bowling 4. David Anthony Bohun 425 East 11 Street, St. Mary: Track 1.2.3.4: Prose Reading 1.2:. IM. Basketball 1.3.41 Cross Country 2.3.41 Football Program Staff 4. Richard James Bolla 1132 Atkins Street. St. Casimer: Bowling Club 1.41 IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3.4. Mark Gregory Boris 712 Pennsylvania Avenue. St. Casimir: Wrestling 1.3.41 IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Football 3.41 Stage Crew 4: Senior Class Play. Timothy Michael Borkowski 5730 Washington Avenue. St. George: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Variety Show 1.2. 3.41 Bowling 3.4. Randy Mark Bowers 632 East 34 Street. St. John: Basketball 1.2.41 IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Football 3.4: Track 41 Physics Club 4. Richard Frederick Brabender 5549 King Road. St. George: Basketball 1: IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Football 41 Student Council 1: National Honor Society 4. Joseph Kim Bricher 954 West 9 Street. St. Andrew: Debate 1: Wrestling 2.3.41 IM. Basket- ball 2.3.41 IM. Wrestling 2.3.41 Track 4. Vincent Daniel Brocki 2005 West 51 Street. St. George: Debate 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.3: Extemp 1: Chemistry Club 3: Senior Class Play: Cheerleader 4. Timothy Michael Brosnan 5134 Robinhood Lane. Sacred Heart: Cross-Country 1.2.3.4: Track 1. 2.3.41 Wrestling 1: Swimming 4. Thomas Robert Bucceri 645 East 34 Street. St. Luke: Extemp 11 IM. Basketball 21 Student Congress 3.4: Senior Class Play 4: Variety Show 4. William Patrick Bucklin 420 Ross Street. St. Ann: IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Football 3: IM. Soft- ball4. Gary John Bujalski 111 Lake Avenue. St. Casimer1 Rifle Club 1.2.3.4. Daniel Michael Bukowski 3217 Ash Street. St. John: Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Basketball 1.2: Track 4. Thomas Patrick Burke 603 Handscrabble Boulevard. Holy Cross: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Scuba Club 1: Chess Club 11 Student Council 2: IM. Basketball 21 IM. Football 31 Bowling Club 31 IM. Softball 4: Physics Club 4. Robert John Buseck 508 Parkway Drive. Mount Calvary: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Latin Club 11 IM. Football 3.41 Wrestling 4: Stage Crew 4. Gary Joseph Cacchione 3703 Atlantic Avenue. Our Lady of Peace: Football 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1.2.3 tsecretaryl: Wrestling 1: Track 1: Baseball 2.3.41 Stage Crew 2: Class Officer 4 tpresidentl: National Honor Society. Dale Michael Caldwell 3402 Debra Drive. Our Lady of Peace: Track 2: Bowling 3.4: IM. Bas- ketball 3.4: IM. Football 3: Track 4. Vincent Albert Campanelli 518 Sanford Place. Mount Calvary: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Science Club 1: IM. Football 3.4: Stage Crew 4. Sean Patrick Candela 1039 West 6 Street. St. Andrew: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 4. Willis Gilson Cardot 1333 West 54 Street. St. John: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.41 IM. Basketball 11 Class Officer 2 lvice-presidentl. 3 tvice-presidentlz National Honor Society tpresidentt: Student Council 2.3.4. Michael Joseph Cargioli 4019 Elmwood Avenue. St. George: IM. Basketball 4: IM. Softball 4. Ernest David Carlson 3011 Bement Street. Our Lady of Peace: Rifle Club 3: Bowling Club 4. Charles Patrick Carnes 1141 West 7 Street. St. Andrew: Track 1: IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Softball 3.41 Physics Club 4. Mark Christopher Carney 234 Kahkwa Boulevard. St. Jude: Ski Club 2.3.4 ttreasurerlz IM. Basket- ball 3.4: IM. Football 3.4: Stage Crew. Michael Joseph Carrig 530 West 19 Street. St. Michael: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: Cross Country 11 Track 11 IM. Football 3: IM. Softball 31 Football 4. Bradley Robert Carson 941 West 36 Street. Sacred Heart: IM. Basketball 1: IM. Football 4: Senior Class Play tstage crew t. Paul Joseph Cerami 349 East 4 Street. St. Patrick: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1: IM. Bas- ketball 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2.3.4. Joseph Thomas Cesa 603 Colorado Drive. St. Andrew: Chess Club 1.2: Chorus 11 IM. Football 3.4: Bowling 3.4. Bruce Alan Chase 2221 Eastlawn Parkway: Water Polo 1.3.41 Golf 2.3.41 Swimming 1.3.4: Ski Club 3.41 IM. Football 41 IM. Basketball 4: IM. Softball 4. Charles Joseph Chernicky 2031 West 51 Street. St. George: Football 1.2.3.4: Student Council 1. George William Christoph 3221 Oakwood Street. Blessed Sacrament: Tennis 1.2.3.4: Intramural Basketball 3.41 IM. Football 4. Paul David Clark 4237 McKee Road. Our Lady of Peace. James Paul Colton 628 Zephyr Avenue. St. Julia: Extemp 1: IM. Basketball 2,3.4: Wrestling 2: IM. Football 4: Senior Class Play: Cheerleader 4. Daniel Joseph Conti 3829 Old French Road. St. Luke: IM. Basketball 1.2.41 Student Council 2.3: IM. Football 3: RAMBLER 3.4 tFormat Editorl: Senior Class Play: National Honor Society ttreasurerl: Spring Musical 4. James Michael Cook 519 Shenley Drive. St. Jude: Track 11 IM. Basketball 3.41 IM. Football 4: IM. Wrestling 4. Joseph Riddell Cook 1031 West 32 Street. Sacred Heart: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 2.3.42 IM. Basketball 1.2: IM. Football 3.4. James Lester Cox 503 West Arlington Road. St. Peter: Basketball 1.2.31 IM. Basketball 2.4: Golf 3.41 Class Officer 4 ttreasurert: Student Council 4. James Edward Cray 1049 West 4 Street. St. Andrew: Band 1.2.3.4: IM. Basketball 1.4: IM. Football 3.4. Armand Joseph Crolli 634 West 26 Street. Sacred Heart: Chemistry Club 3: Bowling 4: Student Congress 41 Senior Class Play tstage crewt: Band 4: Physics Club 4. Michael Patrick Crotty 2823 Charlotte Street. Blessed Sacrament: Extemp 1: Football 2.3.41 IM. Basketball 2.3.41 IM. Softball 3. Fred August Curtze 232 Seminole Drive. St. Jude: IM. Basketball 2.3.4. Kenneth John Danowski 1938 West 33 Street. Blessed Sacrament: Football 1.2.3.4: IM. Softball 3: IM. Basketball 4. David Michael Delinski 2318 Fairmount Drive St Patrick Rifle Club 1 3 Football 2 John Vincent DePaul 722 East 21 Street Holy Trinity Chorus 1 Variety Show 1 Bowling 1 2 3 IM Basketball 1 2 3 4 IM Football 3 4 IM Softball 3 Nick Charles DeSantis 303 Hillcrest Avenue St George IM Basketball234 IM Football34 IM Softball34 Wrestlmg4 Michael Thomas Dill 430 East 28 Street IM Basketball 1234 Cross Country 34 IM Football4 Juho Thomas DiMarco 1140 West 25 Street Sacred Heart Wrestling 123 4 Cross Country 12 3 4 IM Basketball 2 3 Track 13 IM Football 3 4 Phys cs Club 4 Spamsh Club4 Paul Angelo DiSanza 101 Merlme Avenue St George Prose Readingl IM Football 3 IM Basketball2 Clifford Walter Dohry 7210 Wattsburg Road St Boniface Rifle Club 1 4 Bowling 3 James Patrick Donlin 1032 East 5 Street St Patrick Photography Club 4 Michael John Donofrio 1649 West 39 Street Blessed Sacrament Wrestlmg 1 Rifle Club 24 William Joseph Dorrls 627 Oregon Avenue St Jude Student Congress 12 IM Basketball 12 3 4 Variety Show 14 IM Football 3 4 Model U N 3 4 Senior Class P ay William Gerard Downing 1804 East 8 Street Mount Calvary Track 12 3 4 Student Council 1 Cross Country 2 3 IM Basketball 2 Senior Class Play lstage crew? Spr1ngMusical4 Chorus4 Donald Dropcho 3123 Liberty Street Sacred Heart Wrestling 1 Prepared Oratory 1 Football4 Michael Steven Dropcho 3123 Liberty Street Sacred Heart Track 14 Student Council 124 IM Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Richard Michael Dunst 365 East 35 Street St Luke Extemp 1 IM Basketball 1 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 4 IM Softball 3 4 Senior Class Play Variety Show 4 N atlonal Honor Society 4 Robert Joseph Dutkosky 323 Stuart Way St George Wrestlmg 12 4 Extemp 1 Rifle Club 1 Football 2 3 Prose Readmg 2 IM Basketball 2 3 4 IM Football 3 4 Track 3 Richard James Duval Ski Club 1 2 3 4 Geology Club 1 Student Congress 2 4 RAMBLER 3 4 tNews Editor? Senior Class Play lstage crewl Joseph Patrick Emerick 1622 Myrtle Street St Paul IM Basketball 12 3 4 Wrestling 1 Rifle Club 1 IM Football 3 4 Water Polo 4 Swimming 4 IM Softball 3 4 Track4 Thomas Donald Erdman 1605 West 22 Street Blessed Sacrament Football 12 3 4 IM Basket ball 2 3 4 David Frederick Erstfeld 465 West 28 Street St Joseph Wrestlmg 12 Track 34 Cross Country4 James Robert Ester 4025 Nancy Avenue St Luke Band 12 3 4 Lawrence David Fabrizi 1948 West 33 Street Blessed Sacrament Wrestling 12 3 4 IM Foot ball 3 4 IM Basketball 3 Track 4 Student Council 4 Spamsh Club 4 Physics Club 4 Alan Joseph Farabaugh 3005 Bird Drive St James Wrestlmg 1234 Track 1 Football 2 Cross Country 3 Stage Crew 4 IM Football 4 IM Basketball 4 IM Softball4 Rifle Club4 Louis Joseph Faulhaber 313 Cascade Street St Andrew Extempl IM Football 4 Joseph Mark Federowicz 1321 East 10 Street St Casimir IM Basketball 12 34 IM Football 34 Science Club 1 Bowlmg Club 2 Rifle Club 2 Track 2 Student Counc1l2 Joseph Jerome Fedorko 3515 Melrose Avenue Sacred Heart IM Football 4 IM Basketball 4 Wllllam Moore Feehley 823 Liberty Street St Peter Wrestling 1 Track 124 Ski Club 12 3 4 IM Softball 3 Rifle Club 1 IM Football 3 Stage Crew 3 Carl Robert Feick 135 East 29 Street St John Football 12 3 Track 1 2 3 4 IM Basket ball3 IM Softball4 George Dominic Ferraro 3115 Emerson Avenue Blessed Sacrament Student Congress 1234 Rifle Club 3 Track 3 4 IM Football 4 Harry Michael Flgurskl 155 East 35 Street St Luke IM Basketball 12 3 IM Football 3 IM Softball 3 Cross Country 4 Track 4 Jeffrey Stuart Fmk 1953 West 11 Street St Jude Archery Club 2 IM Football 3 IM Basketball4 Bowling4 Timothy Joseph Fitzpatrick 637 Pin Oak Drive St Luke Student Congress 2 3 IM Basketball 3 4 James Dennis Foster 415 Newman Street St Ann IM Basketball 3 4' IM. Football 4' Bowling 4 IM Softball4 Robert Louis Fratus 646 West 5 Street St Andrew Bowling Club 12 3 4' IM. Football 3 4. Todd Stephen Froehlich 623 West Gore Road St George Football 1234' Class Officer tpresidentb Wrestling 1 IM Basketball 1234' Student Council 2 ttreasurerb 3 Baseball 2 4 Natxonal Honor Society 4. Patrick John Fuhrman 1239 East 38 Street St Luke Wrestling 2' IM. Wrestling 2 3' Senior Class Play K stage crewl Brian Thomas Gallagher 1934 West 33 Street Blessed Sacrament Extemp 1' IM. Football 2 3. Patrick John Gallagher 3336 Glenside Avenue St Luke IM Basketball 1234' IM. Football 3 4 IM Softball 3 4 RAMBLER 3 4 teditorial editorl' Senior Class Play Student Counc1l4 Var1etyShow4 Track 4. Thomas Patrick Gannon 531 West Gore Road St Peter Football 123' Wrestling 1' Ski Club 1234 tsecretaryl IM Football 4 Thomas Michael Gedgaudas 3828 West 10 Street St Julla Extemp 1 IM. Basketball 12 3 4' Chess Club 23 Bowling 2 3 Student Congress 34' IM. Football 3' Senior Class Play Cheerleader4 Richard John Genshelmer 342 East 37 Street St Luke Radio Club 12' Geology Club 1' Track 2 3 IM Basketball 2 IM Softball 3 Senior Class Play' Cheerleader 4. James Samuel Gervase 662 West 10 Street St Peter Rifle Club 134' IM. Basketball 2 3 4' Football tmanagerl 2 3 4 IM Football 3 4' Rifle Team 3 4' IM. Wres- tling 3 4 James William Gloekler 515 Seminole Avenue St Andrew IM Basketball 12 3' Geology Club 1 Wrestlmg2 IM Football34 James Mark Gorndt 3914 Walker Boulevard St George IM Basketball 14' Football 2' IM Softball3 4 Water Polo4 James Robert Gorski 541 East 4 Street St Hedwig Rifle Club 134' Chemistry Club 3' IM Football4 Peter Michael Grant 1148 West 8 Street St Andrew Chess Club 1' Rifle Club 14' IM. Wrestling 34 IM Softball 34 IM Football 4' IM. Basketball 34' William Francis Grant 4227 Trask Avenue St Peter Ski Club 12 3 4' Debate 1' Swimming 2 4 Water Polo 2 4 Extemp 3 IM Basketball 3' IM. Football 4. Thomas Jude Griffin RD1?3 Pagan Road Blessed Sacrament Forensics 1' Chess Club 4' IM Football4 Daniel Joseph Grolemund 640 East 6 Street Holy Family Football 2 3 4' Wrestling 2 3 4' IM. Basketball 2 3 4 Charles Stanley Guzowski 3638 Ridge Parkway St James Track 12' Wrestling 1' Football 2' IM Football 3 4 IM Basketball 3 4 Stage Crew 4' Ski Club 4. Carl Anthony Hansen 450 West 29 Street Sacred Heart Football 1' Forensics 1 2 3 4' Student Council 3 Baseball tmanagery 3 4 Kirk James Hardner 549 East 29 Street St John Wrestling 1' Basketball 2' IM. Basket- ball34 IM Football4 Track4 Timothy James Heberle 4215 Sunset Boulevard St Luke Track 13 4' Student Council 1' IM. Basketball3 Howard Michael Hemtz 1133 West 5 Street St Andrew IM Basketball 12 3 4' Track 4' IM. Football 3 4 James Michael Heintzel 218 East 28 Street St John Band 1 2 3 4 Rifle Club 1 3 4' Senior Class Play Variety Show 3 4 Jazz Band 4 Bowling 4. Patrick John Hiegel 1419 West 35 Street Blessed Sacrament IM. Basketball 1234' IM. Wrestling 2 Cross Country 3 4 Baseball 3 4' IM. Football 4. Gerard William Hogenmiller 3122 Cascade Street Sacred Heart Student Congress 12' Rifle Club 12 Football 2 3 Wrestling 2 3 4 IM Football 4. Timothy James Hughes 812 Pasadena Drive Holy Cross Football 12 3 4' Track 1' Chess Club 1 Baseball 2 3 4 Bowling Club 2 IM Basketball 3' Physics Club 4' Student Council 4 Ronald Joseph Hyziewicz 638 East 32 Street St John IM Basketball 1234' Rifle Club 12' Forensics 1 ttimekeeperb Joseph Anthony Iesue 324 West 17 Street St Paul IM Football 3 4' IM. Basketball 3. James Joseph Ilhg 1518 South Shore Drive St Peters IM Basketball 23 Model U.N. 3 4' Rifle Club 3 IM Football 4 Cheerleaders 4' Student Council 4, Robert Charles Intrieri 2215 Perry Street Holy Rosary Football 12 34' Wrestling 2: Track Theodore William Johnson 1129 East 19 Street St Johns Football 12' Wrestling 123.41 Track 'A' 1' 7 1 1 1 111 - .1111 1 11 1 1 , - 1 11,1 1 . . . . -1 ' 11- ' 1 1 ' 1111 1 - ,,,. ,. . . ' I 1 ' 1 1 11 . . . . , , 1111 - 11 11 - 11 - 1 1 1 1 , . . l 1 1 1 ' 1111 I ' 7 ' ' ' ' 11 - YY Y 1 ' 1 Y 1 . .7 ' ' ' 1 - 1 111 1 . , 1 1 1 1 1111 , . 1 ' Y 11 ' 11 11 11 ' 11 1-11 ,. ,, , ,,' , 11 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' , ' 1 ' 1 111 111 . . I ' ' 111 - 11 11 ' ' I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 111 . ' 1 1 - 1' 1 1 11 1,1 ,. 3 . ,, , ' 1111 11' . ,Q 1 1 11 ' YY 1 1 . - 1- .1 111 1 1 ,Q . ,Q . , ,, 11 1 . . 11 Wrestling 4tmanagerJgSpan1sh Club 4. . 7 ' 1 1171 1 1 11 1 ,Q ,Q 3 . , , . 1 ' 1 ' 1111 1 , , 1 ' 11 Y 1 ' Y1 . 1 1 111 111 11' 1 1 1111 - ' -', . I ' Y 11 1 1 . ' 11 ' 11 1 Y ' 1 17 11 Y 1 1 Y111 1 1' Y ' 1 117' , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1111 - ' ,Q . . l Y ' Y 111 1 Y ' 1 1711 1 1 . Y ' ' ' ' I ' 1 ' 1 - 1111 1 . 7 ' 1' ',' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1111 111 .. 1 11 1 . 1 ' . 1 - 1111 - . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1111 I 1 11 11 .. I I ' ' ' ' 1 1 11 . , , 11 11 111 - 1 ' Y 1 YY1 Y1 ,Y ' . Y ' ' ' ' 1 1 1111 1 Y ' 1 Y11 Y111 1 ' . ' 1 1 1111 . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 - ' . . 3.4. 1 ' Y 11 ' 1' 195 96 1.2.41 IM. Basketball 1,2.3.41 Student Council 1,21 Spanish Club 4. Michael Richard Kania R.D.:6. Knoylc Road. St. Boniface: Waterpolo 3.4: IM. Softball 3,41 IM. Football 4. Stephen James Kaveny RD. 56. Heibel Road. St. Boniface: IM. Softball 3.4: IM. Football 4' IM. Basketball 4. Dennis Francis Kendziora 2318 Harrison Street. St. James: Chorus 2: Variety Show 2: IM. Basket- ball 3.-IL IM. Football 4. Lawrence Allen Kibler 3229 Harvard Road. Blessed Sacrament: Rifle Club 1.41 Extemp 1' Cheerleader 4. William John King 902 West 51 Street. St. George: National Honor Society 4: Journalism RAMBLER 3. LITERULAE 4 lCopy Editorl. .Iude James Kirk 516 West 9 Street, St. Peter: Wrestling 1, IM. Wrestling 2: IM. Foot- ball 3: Stage Crew 3: IM. Basketball 4: Track 4. John Anthony Knauer 237 Nevada Drive. St. Jude: Chess 1: Track 1.2: Cross Country 3: IM Softball 3,41 Rifle Club 3: IM. Football 4: IM. Basketball 4: Cheerleader4 John Patrick Koehle 930 West 10 Street. St. Peter: Track 1: IM. Football 3: IM. Basketball 4 Peter John Koehler R.D. 35. Donation Road, St. Boniface: Rifle Club 1.3.41 IM. Wrestling 4 Christopher Kevin Kohlmiller 4305 Wayne Street, St. Luke: Extemp 1.2: Chess 3.4: Journalism 3.4 lBusiness 8: Photography Editorl: Chemistry Club 3: Cheerleader 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Class Play lDirectorl: IM. Football 4. Richard Anthony Korytowski 425 East 23 Street. Holy Trinity: IM. Football 3,41 IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Softball 3.4. Michael Joseph Krahe 3827 Myrtle Street. St. Luke: Football 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2.4 mPresidentl1 IM. Basketball 2.3,4: IM. Football 4. Gregory John Kucinski 849 East 23 Street. Holy Trinity: Wrestling 1.2.31 Rifle Club 1.2: IM Football 1.2.33 IM. Basketball 1.2,3.4. Kim Anthony Kupniewski 2102 Poplar Street, Sacred Heart: Golf 1.2,3,4: Chorus 1: IM. Basket- ball2,4, David Michael Kuzmin 3417 Bird Drive, St. Casimir: Bowling 1: IM. Football 3,41 IM. Basket- ball 3.4: Ski Club 4. Thomas Mark Laskowski 3324 Glenside Avenue. Holy Trinity: Track 1: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3,4. Robert Henry Lee 434 West 10 Street. St. Peters: Extemp 1: Wrestling 1,21 Track 1,21 Football 2.3: History Club 2,41 IM. Basketball 31 Chemistry Club 3: Photography Club 3.4: Stage Crew 3: Waterpolo 4. Daniel Bernard Leifield 3732 Beech Avenue. St. Luke: Poetry 1: Basketball lManagerl 12.3.41 Track 2,31 Cross Country 2.3: IM. Basketball 2.3.41 Football lManagerm 4. Fredrich John Leone 3906 Rasberry Street. St. George: Bowling 1: IM. Wrestling 1: Band 1.2. 3.41 Variety Show 2,3.4: IM. Softball 4: IM. Football 41 Senior Class Plav4. Robert Thomas Leretsis 423 East 2 Street. St. Patrick: IM. Basketball 1.2.3.4: IM, Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3. Joseph Stephen Letizo 1957 West 32 Street, Blessed Sacrament: Wrestling 1: Rifle Club 3: IM. Basketball 3: IM. Softball 3. John Brian Lichacz 612 East Grandview Boulevard. St. Peter: Basketball 1.2: IM. Basket- ball 12.3.41 IM. Softball 3.41 IM. Football 3,4. Richard Wayne Locke 3425 Woodhaven Drive. Our Lady of Peace: IM. Softball 3.41 Cheer- leader 4. Theodore Philip Lockwood 6755 West Ridge Road. Holy Cross: Wrestling 3.4: Original Oratory 31 IM. Football 41 IM. Basketball 4. Timothy Joseph Luddy 345 Stuart Way, St. George: Extemp 1: RAMBLER 3.4 lAssociate Editor I: National Honor Society 4. Stephen Joseph Lupo 2001 Berkshire Lane. Blessed Sacrament: Track lManagerJ 1.21 Wres- tling 1.2: IM. Wrestling 1.2: Geology Club 21 IM. Football 3.4: Stage Crew 2: Senior Class Play tStage Crewl. Patrick William Lyon 2709 Liberty Street. St. Peter: IM. Basketball 1.2,3,4: IM. Football 3.4: LITERl'LAE 4 lHistory Editori. George Thomas Lyons 417 East 37 Street. St. Luke: Debate 1: Bowling 1.2,3.41 Senior Class Play iStage Crew 1: Variety Show 4. Lawrence Leonard Maas 738 Rosedale Avenue. St. Peter: Variety Show 1.2,3.4: Jazz Band 1.2. 3.4: Senior Class Play. William James MacKrelI 1002 West 26 Street. Sacred Heart: Student Congress 1.2: Swimming 1: Wrestling 1. Allen Richard Madura 3204 Ash Street. St. John: Rock and Mineral Club 11 Bowling 1,2,3.41 Chemistry Club 3: Chess Club 3.4: IM. Football 4. David Maleski 1037 East 35 Street, St. Luke: Football 1.2.3.41 History Club 2,41 Wres- tling 21 Stage Crew 3. Patrick Michael Malone 940 West 21 Street, Sacred Heart: Baseball 2.4: Wrestling 2: IM. Bas- ketball 3.4: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Softball 3,41 Cross Country 4. James Patrick Malue 2405 Fairmont Parkway, St. James: Extemp 1.2: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Ski Club 2.3.41 Track 4. Richard Timothy Mangold 1721 West 6 Street. Our Lady's Christian: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1,2,3.41 IM. Football 1,2.3,4: Student Council 3: Class Officer 4 lvice presidentl: Track 3,41 Spanish Club 4. Gary M. Maras 3018 Ash Street. St. John: IM. Basketball 1.2,3.41 Swimming 2.3,4: Water Polo 2.3,41 IM. Softball 3.4. Mark Vincent Marchant 2646 Sigsbee Street, Sacred Heart: Band 2.3.41 IM. Basketball 2.3. Richard James Martin 1341 West 43 Street, St. George: Extemp 1: IM. Basketball 2,41 IM. Softball 3,41 IM. Football 3,4. Raymond Charles Massing 3907 Wood Street, St. Luke: Football 1: Golf 1.2.3,4: IM. Basketball 1.2. 3.4: IM. Football 3.4: Class Officer 2 ltreasurerl: National Honor Society 4 lsecretary 1. William Arthur Matusik 2615 German Street, St. John: Band 2.3,4: IM. Basketball 1,2,3.4: Football3. David Alan Maus 649 Hilltop Road. St. Luke: IM. Basketball 12.3.41 Track 1.2,3,4: Stage Crew 2: Football 2: Student Congress 3: IM. Football 3.41 History Club 41 Water Polo 4. Terence Michael McAndrew 2925 Chestnut Street. St. Joseph: Track 2.3.41 Cross Country 3,41 IM. Basketball 3,4. Timothy Joseph McCallion 919 Evergreen Drive. St. Andrew: Track 1.2.31 Cross Country 3,41 IM. Basketball 4. Francis Stephen McCloskey 344 East 27 Street. St. John: Band 1.2,3.4: Bowling 1,2.3.4: IM. Basket- ball 1.2,3.4: IM. Football 3,4. Thomas Dean McCullough 1319 Anna Court, Mount Carmel: Track 1,2,3,4: IM. Football 3,4. Daniel Gerald McGraw 306 Lake Avenue. Mount Calvary: Football 2: Track 2: Water Polo 3: Senior Class Play: Variety Show 4: IM. Football: IM. Softball 4: Spanish Club4: Physics Club 4. Robert Hall McKee 367412 West Lake Road. St. Peter: Drama 1: Prepared Oratory 2: IM. Football 3,41 IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Softball 3.4: Bowling 4. David Stephen Medvec 2804 Reed Street. Holy Trinity: IM. Basketball 1.2,3.41 IM. Football 3,41 IM. Softball 3.4: Bowling 3. Daniel Edward Meister 315 East 25 Street. St. John: IM. Basketball 1.2.3,4: IM. Softball 3,41 Chemistry Club 3: Journalism 3,41 IM. Football 4: Bowling 41 LITERU- LAE 4 lSports Editorl. Daniel Edward Melvin 620 East 26 Street, St. John: Bowling 3.4: Senior Class Play. Richard William Menc 1417 West 29 Street, Blessed Sacrament: Student Congress 1: Track 1: IM. Football 4: IM. Basketball 4. Stephen Patrick Merski 1128 East 12 Street. Holy Trinity: IM. Football 4. Edward Kenneth Metzler 1301 West 8 Street. St. Andrew: Track 1.2.3.4. Timothy William Milhisler 3620 Melrose Avenue. Blessed Sacrament: Forensics 1: Football 2: Rifle Club 2.3: IM, Football 3.41 Bowling 3. Ronald William Miller , 2140 East 41 Street, Mount Carmel: IM. Basketball 1.2.3,4: Wrestling 21 IM. Wrestling 2: Cross Country 3: Physics Club 4. Gregory Andrew Minarich 1117 West 28 Street. Sacred Heart: Band 4 lColor Guardl. Robert Thomas Miniger 3304 Oakwood Street, Blessed Sacrament: Football 21 IM. Basketball 31 Cross Country 3.41 Ski Club 3.4: Class Officer 3 tTreasurerl: IM. Foot- ball 4: Student Council 4 lVice-President 1. Daniel Eugene Mitchell 2929 Liberty Street. Sacred Heart: Track 1: Band 3.4 lColor Guardl. Dennis Patrick Murray H l 639 Connecticut Drive, St. Jude: Swimming 1.2,3,41 Water Polo 1.41 IM. Basketball 1,21 Forensics 2.3.4. Thomas Stephen Murray 129 Euclid Avenue, Mount Calvary, IM. Basketball 1,2.3,4: IM. Football 3.4: Student Council 2: Senior Class Play. James Richard Myers U U 1914 Franklin Avenue, St. James: Ski Club.1,2.3 lvice presidentl, 4 lpresidentl: Rifle Club 1.2,3.4: IM. Wrestling 3,41 IM. Football 4. Anthony Ralph Naccarato 419 East 4 Street. St. Patrick: Wrestling 2: IM. Football 3,41 IM. Basket- ball 3.4: IM. Softball 3.4: Class Officer 4 lsecretaryl. Lawrence Joseph Nashett , 919 Potomac Avenue. St. Julia: Band 1,2.3,41 Jazz Band 1,2.3,41 Rifle Club 1,2,3: IM. Basketball 2,3,4: IM. Football 4: National Honor Society 4. Joseph Peter Nedresky 2408 Liberty Street, Sacred Heart: Student Congress 1: Chorus 1: Wrestling 11 Variety Show 1: Color Guard 4. Dennis Edward Nemenz 734 East 30 Street, St. John: Chorus 1: Rifle Club 11 Variety Show 1.3.4. James Christopher Neraas 650 West 7 Street, St. Peter: Swimming 1,2,4: Water Polo 1.2: Ski Club l,2,3,4: Extemp 3,41 IM. Football 3,41 IM. Basketball 2, Edward Joseph Niebaer 85 East Water Street, Fairview, Holy Cross: Prose and Poetry Reading 1,21 Wrestling l,2,3,4: IM Football 3.4: Track 4. Richard Glenn Nowak 310 East 5 Street, Saint Patricks: Rifle Club 1: IM Basketball 21 Physics Club 4. Mark Jerome Olszewski 1214 East 8 Street, St. Casimir: Bowling 1,21 Rifle Club 3. Chemistry Club 3: Photography Club 3,4 lPresidentl: Stage Crew 3,41 IM. Football 4: RAMBLER and LITERULAE 4 1Photographer11 IM. Basketball 4. Joseph Christopher Olszewski 548 East 23 Street, Holy Trinity: IM Basketball 1,2.3,4: Bowling 2,41 IM. Football 3,4: IM. Softball 3. Michael Gregory Orlando 2015 West 30 Street, Blessed Sacrament: Football 21 IM. Basketball 2,31 IM. Football 3.4: Track 3.4. Brian Richard Ott 832 West 5 Street, St. Andrew: RAMBLER 3,4 fExecutive Editori, Na- tional Honor Society 41 Student Council 4. Richard Michael Peterman R.D. 46 Sordon Road, St. James: Ski Club 1.2,3.41 Rifle Club 1,21 Model United Nations 3,4. Joseph Walter Pilewski 1131 East 29 Street, Holy Rosary: Geology Club 1: Track 1,2,3.41 Variety Show 1: Football 2: Cross Country 3,4: Senior Class Play tTicketsl. William John Piscor 6146 Cherry Street, St. Geofgel Football 2: Track 3,41 Student Council 3. Joseph Ronald Pomorski 924 Shenley Drive, St. Paul: Student Congress l,2,3,4: IM. Basketball l,2,3,4: History Club 2,41 Football 21 Baseball 2: Model United Nations 3,4: Track 3,4: IM. Football 3,4. Charles William Quadri 907 Wyoming Avenue, St. Jude: Band 1,2,3,4: IM. Football 4: Variety Show 4. Charles Andrew Quirk 3339 Holland Street, St. Luke: Cross Country 1,2.3.41 Track l,2,3,4: IM. Basketball 1,3: Football Program 3,4 ladvertisingag LITERULAE 4. Edmund M. Rakowski RD1, Girard, St, John: Extemp 1,41 Geology Club 11 Latin Club 11 Track 1: IM. Basketball 11 IM. Football 2,3,41 Chemistry Club 3: Wrestling 4: Cheerleader 4. Thomas Stanley Reksa 3253 Fleetwood Drive, Holy Trinity: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Basketball 3,4. Terry John Rewers 2706 Emerson Avenue, Blessed Sacrament: Track l,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,21 IM. Football 4. John Carl Reynders 3734 French Street, St. Luke: Football 1,21 IM. Basketball 1: IM. Foot- ball 3,4: Basketball 2,3,41 Baseball 2,3,41 Class Officer 2 lsecretaryl: Student Council 31 National Honor Society 4. Michael James Richwalsky 3002 Wayne Street, Holy Family: Football 1,2.3: Wrestling 2.31 IM. Basketball 1,2,41 IM. Football 4: History Club 2.4. James Jude Rinderle 417 East 10 Street. St. Mary: IM. Basketball 1,3,41 IM. Football 4: IM. Wrestling 4. Craig Michael Robie 1351 West 30 Street, Blessed Sacrament: Student Congress 1,41 Rifle Club 1: Ski Club 4. David Anthony Roscher 3323 Cherry Street, St. Luke: IM. Basketball 2,3,41 IM. Football 3,4: o 3,4. Kenneth Alan Rosthauser 3518 East Avenue, St. Luke: Track 1.21 IM. Basketball 2. Gerard Thomas Runser 1326 West 31 Street, Sacred Heart: Wrestling 1,21 IM. Wrestling 41 Prose Reading 1: Senior Class Play rcostumes and publicityl. Joseph Michael Ruscitto 5641 Clinton Street, St. George: Rifle Club 11 Extemp 11 Wrestling 1: Latin Club 2: IM. Basketball 3.4: IM. Football 4. Michael Gregory Ryan 140 East 42 Street, St. Luke: Extemp 1: Band 1,2.3.41 IM. Basketball 21 Special Affairs Committee 2: RAMBLER 3: Prose and Poetry Reading1 Chemistry Club 3: IM. Football 41 National Honor Society 41 Student Council 4: LITERULAE 4 lexecutive editorl. Anthony Harry Sarnowski 717 Wallace Street, St. Stanislaus: IM. Basketball 2.3.4. Thomas Peter Scottino 603 West 6 Street, St. Peter: Extemp 1: Humor 21 Photography Club 3,4: Senior Class Play: Journalism 4 lphotographeri. Edward Kevin Schneider 4820 Summer Street, St. George: IM. Basketball l,2,3,4: Rock and Mineral Club 1: Football 2,3,4: IM. Wrestling 41 Track 4: History Club 4. Siegfried Eugene Schnell 2601 Myrtle Street, St. Joseph: Wrestling 1,21 Track 21 IM. Football 3,4: IM. Basketball 3,4: IM. Wrestling 31 Ski Club 4. Paul Edward Schofield 636 West 5 Street, St. Andrew: Swimming l,2,3,4 lcaptainvg Water Polo l,2,3,4 lcaptainl: Student Council 11 Geology Club 11 IM. Basketball 1,2. Track 4. Dennis Richard Schroek 634 Nevada Drive, St. Jude: Bowling 1,41 Chess Club 11 IM. Basketball 3, IM. Football 4: Wrestling 4. John Leo Schultz 424 East Avenue, St. Ann: IM. Basketball l.3,41 IM. Football 3,41 Track 1: Bowling Club 4. Mark John Schmacher 4004 Cherry Street, Sacred Heart: Basketball 1.2: IM. Basketball 2,3,4. Extemp 2: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Softball 3,4. Matthew Joseph Sciarrino 408 German Street, St. Patrick: Football 2,31 IM. Basketball 2,3,41 Student Council 2. John Albert Scypinski 2214 Warfel Avenue, Holy Rosary: Football 2,3,4: IM. Basketball 2,3,4. Jon Douglas Sedelmeyer 1842 East Lake Road, Mount Calvary: Football 1 lmanagermg Chorus 1. 2: Variety Show l,2,3,4: Student Council 2: Basketball 2: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Basketball 3,4. Richard Allen Sekula 734 Gold Avenue, St. George: Band l,2,3,4: Rock and Mineral Club 1: Chess Club 2,3: Poetry Reading 2: Prose Reading 31 Variety Show 31 Senior Class Play 3,4 tJazz Band 1. Harry William Sell 317 West 16 Street, St. Paul: Rifle Club 1: IM. Basketball 2,3,41 IM. Football 3,4: IM. Softball 3,4. George Patrick Shickler 2618 Jackson Avenue, Holy Rosary: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Basketball 4: Football 4 ttrainerl: Basketball 4 ltraineri. Dennis David Shoemaker 2,9134East Avenue, Holy Rosary: Track 2,3,41 IM. Football 41 IM. Basket- a . Terrence Blaze Simmons 2930 Hudson Road, Blessed Sacrament: IM. Basketball l,2,3,4: Cross gimulntlry 3,4: Ski Club 3,4: IM. Football 4: Physics Club 4: Spanish u . Michael H. Simon 1016 West 7 Street, St. Andrew: Wrestling 1: Chorus 1: IM. Football 3. Peter Joseph Sirianni 817 Delaware Avenue, Sacred Heart: Football 1,2: Wrestling 11 Rifle Club 1: Track 2,4: IM. Football 3,4. David Alois Skonieczka 133 West 5 Street, St. Mary: Track 1,4: Cross Country 2,3,4. Robert Alan Skotnicki 3213 Wayne Street, St. John: Football l,2,3,4: Class Officer 1 lvice presidentl: IM. Basketball 2,3,41 IM. Wrestling 2: Student Council 4. Ronald Francis Slomski 5134 Peach Street, St. George: Student Council 1: Student Congress 11 RAMBLER 3: LITERULAE 4 lpersonnel editori. John Francis Smerick 448 East 9 Street, St. Mary: Student Congress 1: IM. Basketball 1.2. 3,4: IM. Football 2,3,4. Robert Lynn Smith 1319 West 52 Street, St. George: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball 1.2,3,41 Wrestling 11 Basketball l,2,3,4: IM. Basketball 11 Class Officer 1 I secretary 1. David Harold Smyth 515 West Arlington Avenue: Student Council 11 Wrestling 1: Track 1.2. 3: Chorus 1,2,31 Ski Club 2,3,41 Variety Show 1.2.31 Model United Nations 3,4 Ichairman 1: Spanish Club 4. David Michael Spadacene 537 West 31 Street, Sacred Heart: Debate 1,21 Extemp 1: Wrestling 2: Student Council 2: Band 4 lcolor guardlg National Honor Society 4. David Joseph Stablein 1440 East 9 Street, St. Ann: Football l,2,3,4: Baseball 1,2.3.41 IM. Basketball l,2,3,4: IM. Softball 3: Class Officer 1 ltreasurerl. William Reed Stacey 1 453 West 6 Street, St. Peter: Band l,2,3,4: Jazz Band 2,3,4: Variety Show 2,3,4: Rifle Club 3,4: IM. Softball 3: IM. Football 4: IM. Basketball 4: Senior Class Play tJazz Band 1. Charles Anthony Stachera 530 East 3 Street, St. Hedwig: Bowling Club 1: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Basketball 3,4: Water Polo 4. Alan R. States 626 East 34 Street, St. John: Band 1,2.3.41 Bowling 2,3,41 Chess Club 31 Chemistry Club 3: Jazz Band 4. Gerald Anthony Steenbere 518 West Arlington Road. St. Luke: Student Council 112211. Class Olli- cer 2 lPresidentl. 3 lSecretary1. Forensics 1.21 IM. Basketball 1.2.3.1 Basketball 21 Football 1.3.41 Track 1,41 Ski Club 3,41 Water Polo 4. Vincent James Stefanelli 4610 Darcie Drive. Our Lady of Peace: Football 1.21 Wrestling 2. IM. Football4. Mark Brian Stowe 1346 West 44 Street. St. George: Student Council 11 Track 2,31-1, Ski Club 3.41 National Honor Society 4. Gary Bert Straub 110 Averlon Avenue. St. George: Rock and Mineral Club 1.2. INI Basketball 3,41 IM. Softball 3,41 Stage Crew 41 Cheerleader 4. James Joseph Stuczynski 3415 East Avenue. St. Stanislaus: Bowling 12.3.41 IM. Basketball 2.3.-1. 197 yr' I 1 I I 4 198 IM. Football 3.4. Sean Timothy Sullivan 4517 Wood Street, St. Peter Cathedral: Tennis 1,2.3,4: Debate 1: IM. Basketball 2.4: IM. ,Football 4. Gary Michael Sundy 822 East 34 Street, Holy Family: Football 1,2,3: Wrestling 2: IM. Wres- tling 2: History Club 2.3.41 Student Council 21 Stage Crew 3: Photography Club 4. Robert James Sutherland 811 West 30 Street. Sacred Heart: Track 1,21 Senior Class Play. Richard Sutley 316 Dunn Boulevard. St. Stanislaus: IM. Football 1,3,4: IM. Basketball 1.3.4. Donald William Sutter 2558 East 44 Street, Sts. Peter and Paul: Rifle Club 1: Bowling 2: Var- sity Football 3. John Robert Szymanski 3202 Burton Avenue. Holy Rosary: Extemp 1: History Club 2,3,4: Chemistry Club 31 Special Affairs Committee 2: Jouralism, RAMBLER 3. LITERULAE 4. Dennis James Tech R.D. sl Tucner Road. St. Boniface: Band 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 2,3,4. William Joseph Tivnan 4320 East South Shore Drive. St. Mark: IM. Football 3.4: IM. Basketball 3 4 Robert Joseph Trambley 736 Rosedale. St. Mary: Forensics 1: IM, Basketball 1.2,3.4: IM. Foot- baIl3.4, John Joseph Tretter 450 West 9 Street, St. Peter: Rifle Club 1,3: IM. Football 4. Robert Gregory Tyler 402 Parkway Drive. Mount Calvary: Forensics 1,2,3: IM. Basketball 3: Vocation Club 4: Chemistry Club 3. Thomas Alfred Tylman 1726 Linwood Avenue, St. James: Track 1,2,3,4, Debate 1. IM. Basket- ball 1.2.3,4: Wrestling 3,4: IM. Wrestling 3: IM. Football 3,4: Physics Club 4. Steven Urbaniak 3939 Cochran Street, St. Luke: Band 1,2.3,4: Forensics 1: IM. Basket- ball 1.2: Jazz Band 3,4: Student Council 3.4: National Honor Society. Lawrence William Veihdeffer 506 West Arlington Road, St. Peter: J.V. Football 1, IM. Basketball 1.2,3,4: Basketball: Forensics L: RAMBLER 3: IM. Football 4: Golf 4. John Anthony Venturini 3325 Eliot Road, St. Luke: IM. Basketball 1.2: Track 2:1 IM. Football 3,4: Track 4: Ski Club 3,4: Variety Show 4.- Mark Richard Wagner 3606 Hazel Street, Sacred Heart: Cross Country 1,2.3,4:- Track 2,3,4. John Paul Walczak 1442 Lynn Street, Holy Family: Chorus 1,2,3,4. James Duane Wallin ' . , 315 10 Street, St. Mary: Rifle Club 3: Stage Crew 4: Senior Class Pfay 4: Cheerleader 4: IM. Football 4: IM. Basketball 4: Ski Club 4: Track 4. Thomas John Walsh I , 3439 Hershey Road, St. George: IM. Waterpolo 1: Waterpolo 1,2,3: Variety Show 1: Swimming 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1.2: IM. Football 4. Ronald Kymn Walter R.D. 114 Waterford Park: Football 1,2: Skiing 2,3,4: IM. Basketball 2, 3,4: Wrestling 2: IM. Baseball 34 - I' j ,, Richard Carl Washek I 526 East 33 Street, St. John: IM. Basketball Q1,2,'3.4: Bowling 2,3,4: Track 2,4: IM. Softball 3,4: IM. Football 4.f I Michael Aiam Wasser ' ' 1 3909 Longview Avenue, Mt. Carmel: Chorus 1.2: Variety Show 1.2: Pho- tography Club 3.4: Treasurer. Stage Crew 4. f John Gregory Waszo' 1041 East 8 Street, St. Casimir: Basketball 1: IM. Basketball 2,3,4: IM. Football 3,4: Rifle Club 2: Baseball 3,4. Michael Alfred Watson 558 East 6 Street, St. Patrick: IM. Wrestling 2: IM. Basketball 2,3,4: Cross Country 4: IM. Volleyball 4: Variety Show 4: Track 4. William Gerald Weber 4207 Beech Avenue, St. Peter: Rifle Club 1,2: RAMBLER 3,4. ICopy Editorl: Photography Club 4: German Club 4. Michael Richard Weiss 153 East 37 Street. St. Peter: Ski Club 1,2,3,4: Football 4 IManagerI. John Raymond Whaling 3622 Harvard Road, Blessed Sacrament: Cross Country 2,3,4: Track 3,4: IM. Football 3: IM. Basketball 3,4: IM. Baseball 4. William Vincent Whelpley 1758 East Grandview, Mt. Carmel: Wrestling 3. Ronald Albert White 611 Mohawk Drive, St. Andrew: Geology 1: IM. Basketball 2: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 4. Daniel Thomas Wickham 1115 Oakmont Avenue, St. Julia: Football 1.2,3,4: IM. Wrestling 2,3,4: IM. Basketball 2,3,4: Student Council 3,4: Rifle Club 4. Russel James Wieczorek 428 East 13 Street, St, Stanislaus: Bowling 1,2,3.4. Mark Paul Wieszczyk 4612 Basin Circle, St. George: IM. Football 4: IM. Softball 4. Richard Chester Wiler 1055 East 27 Street, Holy Rosary: Band 1,2,3.4: Variety Show 2.3: IM. Basketball 4. James Robert Williams 2406 East 43 Street, Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Rifle Club 1: IM. Basketball 1.2.4: Track 1,2,3: IM. Football 4. Timothy John Williams 3946 Walker Boulevard, St. Luke: Band 1: Debate 1: IM. Basketball 2. 3,4: IM. Football 4: Golf 4: National Honor Society. Richard Gregory Wisniewski 1133 Buffalo Road. Holy Trinity: IM. Basketball 1.2.3,4: IM, Football 3,4: IM. Softball 3,4: Bowling 3. Thomas John Wonderly 451 Dale Drive, St. Mark: Extemp 1: Chorus 1,3,4: Variety Show 1,3: IM. Basketball 2,3,4: Student Congress 3,4: IM. Football 3.4. Richard Peter Woznicki 815 East 23 Street, Holy Trinity: Extemp 1: Astronomy Club 1: Bowling 1,2,3,4 IPresident1: IM. Football 1,2,3,4: IM. Basketball 1,2,3,4: Chess 1,2,3,4, 13. Vice Presidentl, 14. Presidentl: IM. Baseball 2,3,4: Chem- istry Club 3: RAMBLER 3,4. IBusiness Editorl: LITERULAE 3,4: IPhotography Editorl. Gordon John Young 3032 Marvin Avenue, St. John: Dance Committee Chairman 1,2,3: Extemp 1: Debate 1,2: Wrestling 2,3: IM. Basketball 2: RAMBLER 3,4. ISports Page Editorl: Track 3: IM. Football 3,4: IM. Softball 3,4: Chemistry Club 31 Bowling 4. Thomas Joseph Zagenczyk 741 East 13 Street, St. Stanislaus: Rifle Club 1: Chorus 1,41 Variety Show 1,4: IM. Basketball 1.2.41 IM. Football 3.4. John Anthony Zambroski 428 West 10 Street. St. Peter: Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,3,4: IM. Basketball 3,4: IM. Softball 3,4: Student Council 3. Robert Michael Zielinski 729 East 12 Street, St. Stanislaus: Chorus 1: Variety Show 1: IM. Bas- ketball 2,3,4. David Christopher Zomick R.D. 735. St. Hedwig: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Variety Show 1,2,3: Rifle Club 1, 2,3: Chemistry Club 3: IM. Football 4. I I VINCENT 1 , V 's li Al' j 1 , In If ' I 4' if I , ' A r Q :fo 'O ld '15 in 1 s s 'L 1 , Q 5 Q A , . 1 , 4 1. . . nu ,w..Q QVu.,H , qw 'tl .7 f' dim! 'S 'igolil ' U D 1 La 21tI'OHS J .it P 1 9 n, f 516155723 '. -N XF. 73,5 'Vx P. A. Meyer and Sons 817 Stale Compliments of 21 Friend rr.. Biff: i lf? I'-Ax 1 ' .V ' , K WW X H1 I i y ri X' li , C CI' S CH El I M e h I e r s sown wen RENTAL ssavucs 1 1 2 1 1 121 Sh!! Shit! e likes In gn formal . . . and l!'n no euy 1 purine! wurh whenever you :np nut. Henman eh-u cgi. S . wnr IA mnvenient uid Enomicll. Our exymrlem-ed rv! fy un Un! y0u're llwgya drsled to pudsrlion in the mm--1 y.. OO nnsmnen. All nrmanln nn anfully rlelnal .nd prrn e n dau lvmul ! J. L. Cox Men's Store from the people who brought you Frontier, Crazy Horse Productions Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curtze Joseph B. Dahlkemper Co. Inc. Erie Sport Store Inc. Greatest Names in Sporting Goods A Friend Congratulations to the Class of '71 Alliance Plastics, Inc. 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Gallagher Pastor, St. Jude the Apostle Hammermill Paper C ompany Congratulates the l97l Graduating Class Hardner- Doyle Company Contractors-Engineers Flowers by Jim Boston Store Dr. and Mrs. V. Jenco 1009 Brown Avenue Jenkins' Gifts 3306 State Street Kontis Restaurant 2212 West 8 Street Lakes Engineering Company 413 East 9 Street Mattis and Rohie, Inc. Insurance 308 Palace Building Ed Mead Mehler 7up Bottling Company McClelland Avenue at 30 Street Modern Industries 613 West 11 Street Robinson and Conner Gerhard F. Liedtke Dental Studios Loyal Christian Benefit Association 305 West 6 Street Mr. and Mrs. A. Martucci Nu- Wa y-Dry-C leaners 2623 Parade Street Liberty and West Plaza A. O. Smith Corporation 1602 Wagner A venue Mr. and Mrs. A. Zambroski John, Mara, Lauren, and Kiki Joseph A. 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Doyle 203 West Grandview Boulevard A Friend Wt'lliam Drabina 742 East 34 Street Erie Direct Mail Service Offset Printing Specialists Fairview Casting C ompany 7330 Canal Road Fairview, Pa. 16415 Mr. F e1ix's Physics Class Period 2. Room 302 Jack Fiske Family 5511 Martin Road Flair Beauty Salon 729 French Street Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Hunt J erge Service 26 and Parade Street Juvenile Bootery 2718 West8,813 West 26. and 908 Peach Street A. F. Kaminsky, M.D. 4411 Homeland Boulevard Ktlszka King Dr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Kohlmiller 4305 Wayne Street Gust K rack Company 1015 West 18 Street A Friend Lake Erie Supply Corporation 2420 West 15 Street LeJeal Service 5451 Peach Street Lord Befwick Inn 123 West 9 Street Magay-Farver Opticians 225 West 25 and 602 Baldwin Bldg. ManorAuto 1717 West 12 Street Mr. and Mrs. Harold Muller Munot Plastics Incorporated 959 West 12 Street Rev. John M. Nagele, C.P.P.S. Saint A nthony Church Falls Church, Virginia Joseph G. Nunes 510 Myrtle Street Paris Cleaners 4025 Pine A venue A Friend s Penn Brass and Copper Company 3837 West 20 Street Rite-Precision Company Inc. 1134 Payne A venue Sanner Office Supply 1225 State Street Leonard H. Schleicher F amily Arthur F. Schultz Company 939 West 26 Street S edelm yer United Service 2304 Buffalo Road Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sell, Sr. 317 West 16 Street Ray Serina 832 West 5 Street A Friend Shreve-Rinehart, Inc. 109 East 9 Street Elsie Simmons 2930 Hudson Road Ronnie Slomski's Jolly Polkateers Orchestra Teledyne-Penn Union Electric Waterford Street Edinboro, Pennsylvania 16412 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Tomczak Trawka 's Meats 712 Payne A venue Trombetta 's Furniture 1608 West 8 Street Tro yer Farms Potato Chips Wh yi-K not 2611 Peach Street Mr. and Mrs. John P. Minston R.D. 5 Waterford, Pa. Rev. Addison Yeh! J H Abbeycraft Company 1230 Peach Dick Abbey's Pizza Shop 2021 West 32 Street A-K-D Printing Company Mr. and Mrs. John Alberstadt. Sr 643 Pin Oak Drive Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anthony 2101 Poplar Street Mrs. Frank J. Anysz 1916 West 33 Street A. P. Calculus Room 202. 6 Period Armand's Pizzeria 899-9666 Wesleyville, Pa. John M. Aymong Class of 1970 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Baginski 309 West 38 Street Atty. and Mrs. Joseph C. Barber 4417 Cherry Street Mrs. Alice Beals Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Bekeny 353 West 20 Street Mr. and Mrs. Al Benedict 3701 French Street Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bertone 1524 Liberty Street Russel A. Bitters 1421 West 31 Street Mr. and Mrs. William A. Block 1923 East 7 Street Bojarski's Tavern 560 East 22 Street Mark Boris 712 Pennsylvania Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Leo Borowicz 741 East 32 Street Dr. James A. Bougie Jr. 3703 Old French Road Atty. Richard Brabender 5549 King Road Mr. and Mrs. J. Bricher 954 West 9 Street Brichs Loves All Atty. Daniel Brocki 2005 West 51 Street Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brocki 2005 West 51 Street Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brosnan 5134 Robinhood Lane Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buhle R.D. 5. Erie Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buseck 508 Parkway Drive Burger King -Home of the Whopper 2656 West 12 Street Burhenn's Pharmacy 38 Street and Pine Avenue ? q s Rev. Alvin H. Burns 2600 Navarre Avenue Toledo. Ohio Rev. Richard E. Butryn 147 West 24 Street Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cacchione Congratulations to '71 Grads Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Callahan 3403 Greengarden Boulevard Mr. Gary Cardot Mr. and Mrs. W. Cardot 1333 West 54 Street Carm's Barber Shop 948 West 26 Street Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chernicky 2031 West 51 Street Christians AutoBody 1921 Buffalo Road Mr. and Mrs. James Boris 712 Pennsylvania Avenue Chuck's Barber Shop 669 Hess Avenue Chuck Wagon Mr. Frank Church 1122 West 27 Street James P. Colton Class of 1971 Msgr. Ennis P. Connelly Blessed Sacrament Joseph A.Core11a 1602 Walnut Street County Fair 26 and East Avenue Mr. and Mrs. John P. Crotty 2823 Charlotte Street Timothy J. Crowley Mrs. F. A. Curtze 235 West 7 Street Mr. and Mrs. J. Cyterski 3058 West 24 Street Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Daeschner Cathedral Prep Damore's Restaurant 14 East 10 Street Walter M. Daniszewski Hiram Walker Representative Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Danowski 4618 Lake Pleasant Road Al Deluca 431 State Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Delinski 439 East 5 Street Robert J. De Marco 1525 West -12 Street Mrs. Irene DePaul 722 East 21 Street Mr. Donald J. Desser 3227 Regis Drive Assemblyman Ben Dombrowski 618 East 14 Street Pat DiLuzio's Cleaners 1212 East 38 Street DiP1acido and Fratto Masonry 1239 West 20 Street Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiSanti 1304 East 8 Street Mr. Armand C. DiSantis 1734 West 26 Street Msgr. J. Cebelinski Holy Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dobry 7210 Wattsburg Road Mr. and Mrs. Harrv C. Dombrowski 3618 Lansing Way ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donlin 1032 East 5 Street Timothy Donlin 672 Arch Street 203 204 Gertrude Driscoll Dress Shop 2326 Peach Street John Drozdowski A Friend The Dubik Family 2717 Van Buren Avenue Dunlap's Arco 2502 East Lake Road Mr. Dunegan's Physics Class Period 1. Room 302 Duraclean Fabric Specialists Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning Eagles Club 2005 West 8 Street East Erie Paint 649 Hess Avenue Eastland Bowl 3729 McClelland Avenue Easton's Grocery 2825 Liberty Street Ed's Welding Service 1141 Hess Avenue Erie Building Maintenance All Types of Cleaning Done Ernie's Restaurant 1901 West 26 Street Mr. and Mrs. William Esser 2041 West 51 Street Joe Ettwein's Kendall 2505 Buffalo Road Sr. Eustace's 3 Period A. P. English. Room 107 Qt . L Excelsior, Cathedral Prep Fairfield Beer Company 4814 East Lake Road Fa1bo's Barber Shop 371 1 Cherry Street Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farabaugh 3005 Bird Drive Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Federowicz 1321 East 10 Street George Ferraro Company Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrick 5666 Peach Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrick Rev. Thomas Fialkowski Cathedral Prep Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Figurski 1044 East 27 Street Mrs Rose Fink 1953 West 11 Street Rev. Joseph F. Finucane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Firewick Atty. Burton L. Fish Mr. and Mrs. Darwin C. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fox Mr. Richard Fox Mr. and Mrs. Ted Froehlich Frontier Cake Shop 1650 West 8 Street Compliments of a Friend Frontier Pharmacy 1652 West 8 Street L. Stanley Fronzaglia 2424 Raspberry Street Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Gannon 531 West Gore Road Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gensheimer 342 East 37 Street Richard J. Gorny Graphic Arts 155 East 31 Street Congratulations to the Class of '71 Greenleaf Company Seagertown, Pennsylvania Frank Grehl Dry Cleaners 1715 West 12 Street Rev. Joseph Grode The Gumper Class of '71 Hartleb's Delicatessen 266 West 8 Street Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Hahn 1 119 West 40 Street A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Hanlin 4037 Parade Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hansen 450 West 29 Street Haibach Bros. Inc. Meatpackers 501 East 19 Street Hammett Motors 781 1 Wattsburg Road Rev. Robert Hannon Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Hardner 549 East 29 Street Timothy James John Heberle Hebs Class of '71 Heyl Physician's Supply Co. 419 State Street A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hoffman Mr. Robert F. Hoffman H. O. Gold Stamp Co. 1 118 State Street William Hogenmiller Family Hunter's Inn 1204 West 26 Street Mr. and Mrs. F. Hyziewicz 638 East 32 Street 1ntrieri's Pharmacy 302 East 4 Street Lady and Uncle Jackson 232 Seminole Drive Johnson and Son 32 and Cherry Street Oliver Kaufman 1122 Guetner Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. King 902 West 51 Street Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Kirkland 6161 Waterford Pike Road John A. Knauer. Sr. 346 East 10 Street Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler R.D. 5 Mrs. Irene Kondzielski Cambridge Springs. Pennsylvania A Friend Rev. Thaddeus T. Kondzielski Cathedral Prep Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hume RD 6 Jordon Road Gregory Hume Rev. Robert Humenay Cathedral Prep Rev. Gerald J. Koos Cathedral Prep Lawrence M. Krasinski 436 East 13 Street Mr. and Mrs. Max Krasinski 436 East 13 Street Rev. Daniel Kresinski Cathedral Prep Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Krym 133 Inglewood Drive Kubaney Cleaners 3402 Buffalo Road A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kupniewski 2102 Poplar Street Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kuzmin 3417 Bird Drive Lake Shore Superette 5355 West Lake Road Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landers Mrs. Josephine Larivee Larry's Central Market Imported Salami and Cheeses Homemade Sausage and Capacola Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Lorei 1429 South Hill Road Mrs. Patrick Lupo George T. Lyons Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McCallion 914 Evergreen Drive Mr. and Mrs. James T. McCloskey A Friend Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N. McCullough Mrs. Mary McCullough Atty. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mackrell Frank McCloskey Class of '71 Robert J. McMahon Mrs. Robert P. McMahon John Maleski Family 1037 East 35 A Friend Tina Ma1one's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. James P. Malue 2405 Fairmont Parkway Ma's Old Fashioned Root Beet Al and Ed DiMattio Mrs. Ida A. Maus Mr. and Mrs. S. Medvec 2804 Reed Street Mr. Eugene M. Meister Melody Dairy Delight 1402 East Lake Road Dr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Merski Edward Metzler Class of '71 Mickalak Tire 1564 West 26 Street A Friend Midtwon Auto and Truck Repair 311 East 12 Street Mr, and Mrs. John Mirkut Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Miniger 3304 Oakwood Street Robert Thomas Miniger Class of'7l Monocello's Grocery 4014 Peach Street Mrs. Ester G. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nashett Mrs. Edward A. Nemenz Dennis E. Nemenz Class of '71 Henry S. Nieradko 3304 Perry Street A Friend Nunzi's Rest 1532 East 38 Street Nu-Sash Replacement Sash 803 East 26 Street Obenreder and Sonoski Pulpwood and Log Hauling Max Obuszewski 562 East 12 Street John R. O'Connor 1707 Skyline Drive A Friend Ohmer Hardware House 2702 Parade Street Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Olszewski Walter J. Olszewski Mike Orlando Class of '71 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Osmanski 652 East 24 Street A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Ott 832 West 5 Street John L. Palmisano 2201 Liberty Street Paul A. Pastore 5911 Cottonwood Drive Wig and Coiffures by Patricia 101 West 10 Street Penny's Grooming 1050 West 39 Street Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peterman R.D. 6, Jordan Road Charles A. Peters Insurance Life-Auto-Home 899-2117 Mr. and Mrs. John Petrowski 712 East 11 Street Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pilewski 1131 East 29 Street Polish Sharpshooters Club 650 East 12 Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pomorski 924 Shenley Drive Rev. Joseph Radziszewski Saint Stanislaus Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Ralston 5158 Peach Street Rewers Tavern 502 East 14 Street Mr. and Mrs. A. Richwalsky 3002 Wayne Street Riegers 26 and Rasberry Robert L. Rieger 1407 West 31 Street Roberto Custom Tailor 2521 Cranberry 455-3618 Robertson's Variety Store 1163 West 8 Street Robert J. Roche, M.D. 1122 East Avenue Rocky's Service Station East Lake Road 899-2625 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Rodgers Ronzitti Music School 2603 Peach Street Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Ropski 3207 Davison Avenue Jerry Runser 1326 West 31 Street Joseph L. Ruscito 1035 West 38 Street Richard W. Ruth 1026 West 26 Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Ryan 140 East 42 Street Cecilia Rybinski 629 East 9 Street Sam and Ralph Barber Shop 103 East 8 Street Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sarnowski 717 Wallace Street Anthony Sarnowski Jr. 717 Wallace Street Mr. and Mrs. V. Sciarrino 408 German Street Ken Scheloske Refrigeration 864-5211 Schneider Heating 454-8911 Lee M. Scholz Stephanie Scholz .i l 2 ,QQ RFAX CAMER l STUDIO Walter F. Paprocki Yearbook Photographer Walsworth Representative w William Scholz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schrenk 738 East 31 Street Mrs. Frank Schuller Schultz Hardware 1201-03 Buffalo Road Mrs. Oscar Schuschu 149 West 23 Street George Shickler Tax Service 2618 Jackson Avenue Silin, Eckert, Burke and Siegel 249 West 10 Street T. Siragusa, R.N. Mr and Mrs. Carl A. Slomski 2101 Ash Street Dr. and Mrs. William T. Smyth 515 West Arlington Road Frank Snyder 315 East 24 Street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Speice 3211 Old French Road Jim Spencer and Family 3922 Brandes Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stacherra 530 East 3 Street Gary Straub 110 Averlon Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Strobel 620 Kahkwa Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stuczynski 3415 East Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutherland 811 West 30 Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sutherland Sutula's Market 231 Parade Street Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Swonder 5204 Lexington Avenue Mr. Leo Szymanski 3202 Burton Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Szoszorek 5108 Lexington Avenue Tip Top Drive-In 26 and East Avenue Mr. and Mrs. William L. Tivnan 4320 South Shore Drive Tom's Barber Shop 2401 Peninsula Drive Tony's Gas Center 26 and Cascade Streets Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Toombs 149 Lake Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Trambley 633 West 29 Street Judith Trambley 1827 East Lake Road Trust and Steinfurth Florist 2411 Parade Street Mrs. Joseph Trost Mayor Louis J. Tullio 660 East' Grandview Boulevard Robert J. Tullio Real Estate Syndicate Says Hi! Prep Bowling Club Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tyler 402 Parkway Drive Carlisle's 802 Peach Street Rev. Robert Craig 3904 Davenport Avenue E. and A. Doubet Jewelers 202 East 10 Street Sanner Office Supply 1225 State Street Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sinnot 3221 French Street Mr. and Mrs. Alex Tyler 402 Parkway Drive Robert G. Tyler 402 Parkway Drive Theresa Tylman 1726 Linwood Avenue In Memory Of Dave Tyzinski United Oil 1102 East 6 Street Urbaniak Meat Market 24 and German Streets Mr. and Mrs. Edward Urbaniak 3939 Cochran Street Varnucci Boron 4656 West 12 Street Dr. L. W. Veihdeffer 506 West Arlington Road Dr. Walter Veideffer 4913 Wood Street Vince's Auto Service 26 and Brown Avenue Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wagner 3204 French Street Fr. 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