Cathedral Preparatory School - Literulae Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Shorter Days for Students Senior Don Molinowski ond Tom Soboleski observe and Dun 10 the slmrroned sfhool lik JR L X hope lor lhe be-sl as Don Melee Mngglo hnully prepares lo -ionslnnl use nllel school efecule Q fomple- progmm alle: mum cnmlilysmlc lullnves ll F IQ hn.'e', uf: 3 r, Q 'J 'Jew' mf-f Nr, ff: f 1' 'UC' f'1f,c f, , , lor Prep, Wx' 322 'C 242 3 lf-l 'l 'fl 2 ' iff x f , .' lfrclfernz, f f '19 f' f lVUllOVl, Among lheze ,wwe 'ff hon :he pref 2,2 'f .2 Q' p 3' 1 ',',lllCfl lfl ll'lG 'lilly f,'G'J,Q, - ulloffefl ami-ef 'L 'Q rzfci' ff hours, lhere hui 'fe feed ' .. sludy perlods lO uiconfff' e 'ff- ponls. This wuz U' f1'l'J9'lf. f lhe erlflQlolong'1o,u Tfe 'G .-f olhlelli prochce zeezlcrz ay: 1' urrongernenl fnofe Defe' 1' H ludgrnenl ol lhe Air' 2' J , The new plon Nos mcl1'e1: 2 of lhe other schools 'e.eg eg' , ocodemlc slondorus ff 4 , e 1, schedule lhon Pre-pls, The -il-ce' if yeor lndlcolelil fm? Prep i: STU denls Speak OUT Senior Gerry Hoffman l -e ' l e' Jfvenelnl Hosp ull Brion Rulond - Ml hole ' 'Q 1 hornefv John Soufhworth - A l 'one X: GCllN'llIQS.H Andy Zoppio - l 'h' e. 'QT TI. T. people hole Pro ' +Z1Qllv1lleS Gnd Sf' ge' Junior Joe Stongonelli - gelhng our earl e' Sophomore Don Pullce - ,. Freshman Pcwl Knobloch - X QNX NX UN. John Domond - C205 ,, Hz, ,.....w Old nlG'b N 5 TO :ov-wee' X 4

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Altngiqgr Miss lvrla-.sell i-as the rttosl talked it QV? pref 'rH'eI:l'f' 'lf' ljvrsirirlflctilrllyf ol the laculty ,ts 'fr :QirrsLr'i'vwski, l-le lords been lGUCl'lll'lQ Ol Pr-ir ,e,:r5- rc other laculty member even i i .f 1 ilosc- to that record. Alter graduating from Prf-iQ rri l9-17, lylr, Zambrciys-ski werit to lNlOlre Dorn e Urirversity. Two years alter he got his BS. he rrflturr'rer.l to Prep- as so many alumni had done - i Jill 4 ri' 1 , Strict? hiS involvement with Prep, Mr. Zclrit- tsrrrirwski has achieved much lor the school, espe- 1-rgill, athletrcally, While a Senior, he helped start the lirst wrestling team and played on the lootball team, In his thirty years ol teaching he coached rarsrty and lv, lootball, wrestling, and track. l-le also taught phys. ed. classes and was the athletic director lor many years. At one time, Mr, Zame browski was even a formal discipline director, until l97O, he and other phys. ed. teachers would pad- dle recalcitrant students, at the request ol the teachers, with the inlamous Uboard ol education. Although it was rtol the best lorm ol discipline, lylr, Zambrowski agreed that it workedl As a teacher and coach Mr. Zambrowski has been known to be tough. ll a student was out ol line he would have to administer discipline. Sometimes calling the student Hgoolyw or Hlyleatheadn would work, other times physical action had to be taken. ln his own words, Tough teachers Qol the most respect in the long runf' Mr. Zambrowski's main goal as coach and phys. ed. teacher, however, was not to scare students. Rather, he wanted to get the most out ol the ath- letes and noneathletes. l-lis philosophy was to help S li :rg l . 54 ww-..,, 157 I .4-A nail ' w Y? 52? 43 Mike Zukowski alleviates his hunger by purchasing at carirly bar Mr. Zgmbrgwgki watches with interest as his Ngooliesu run rrri Steyr' Flaherty ariil lrrri Augustyniak, The school store, one it-yrouqh then, peices in gym Clogs, if 'X ss 'fri-wc-ll's marry brarrrstorrris was a great success in its lir',l ynjr 28 each student develop his potential, regardless ol ability. Because he had been at Prep lor so long, lvlr. Zambrowski had much experience which proved valuable in coping with students and helping them change lrom boys to men. like the other teaching legends, Mr. Zambrowski had the satisfaction ol seeing some ol his proteges reach national promi- nence in their lield. Athletically Mike McCoy would be a prime example lor Mr. Zambrowski. Although these live teachers dillered lrom each other in many ways, they had one thing in common, as teaching legends, they imparted to their students values, knowledge, guidance, spirit, and lriendship. ln return they got the greatest gilt any teacher could ask lori the satislaction ol knowing that they helped their students succeed in life. N Big.. O Y. x ?' gp 'Ns 'Km Ltr? ri.

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