Central Catholic High School - Towers Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

0? wr-ge I 5 5 i E B. Dlx 'I QD- Qi D QQ 'UU QD- Simi 'wQGgW ff' 1 3 I PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OE WITH THE GRACE OF GOD. WITH THE SUPPORT OUR UNOERCLASSES WITH OUR GOAL ACHIEVED WITH ENRICHING EXPERIENCES WITH SUPERLATIVE SPORTSMANSHIP. WITH THE SOCIAL COMPLEMENTS. CENTRAL DISTRICT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURGH I3, PA ADMINISTRATION ...PAGE I0 UNDERCLASSES ..... PAGE 20 SENIORS ........... PAGE 34 ACTIVITIES ........ PAGE 70 SPORTS .... .... P AGE 88 FEATURES ......... PAGE II6 Swift Q' 0I 9lfUOI We 'rake our +heme Jrhis year from +he lasl four lines of our school song, The March of lhe Towers. We hope lo embody in Jrhis TOWERS lhe lraining, experiences, and opporlunifies +ha+ have been ours during four years under Cenlral Ca+holic's lowers. We feel fhaf our fulure will be onward, Jrhen, and forward because of lhe Tremendous symbolism Thai we as graduales will represenl. We are 'rhe personificalion of lhe sacri- fices, ideals, and efforls of our parenls, Teachers, and, yes, of ourselves. As lhese pages suggesl, we know +ha+ lhese rools 'rhal have been so well- nurfured in Jrhe pasl will reap an abundanf harvesf +ha+ will sound +he fame and glory of Cen+ral Ca+holic High. Qmevkcafion fx? , Q ' i . .1 'V 1 m 6 Besides parlicipeling in The lwenfy-sixih scholasiic year of Ceniral Caiholic, we have had +he privilege of spending our senior year under ihe aegis of a superlaiively capable adminislraior. Though af iiffil' na+urally apprehensive of regulalions and policies lhal' we lcnew would be almosi' in- evilable wifh ihe coming of a new principal, we soon realized Thai Brolher Vincenhs insislence on genilemanly conduci. scholaslic eiiori, discipline, uniformiiy, and con- sislency has been for our own good and for lhe inleresf of Jrhe school. I+ is wilh sincere respeci and admiraiion, ihere- iore, lhai we dedicaie The i953 TOWERS +0 our principal Brolher Giles Vincenl. ,aired lgoinfing 0 ecwen x,W,m 3-gum, 'Bm 'iiwmf QE' For mosT oT us, The campus of CenTral CaTholic consisTs oT The quadrangle To The rear oT The school and iTs immediaTe environs. In The quadrangle, we spend The lasT TwenTy min- uTes oT our lunch periods, relaxing in inTormal conversaTion before reTurning To class. During lunch period, Too,'mosT of us avail ourselves oT The opporTuniTy ThaT is ours of visiTing ChrisT in The Blessed SacramenT in The BroThers' chapel on The campus. For mosT of us, These daily visiTs To The BroThers' chapel provide The mosT reTreshing momenTs OT The day and spur us Toward The loeTTer Things Tor The remainder of The day. Benealh lhe slalue of Bob Berberich, Karl Boehme, and Claude Ruch discuss fhe oncoming baslrelball inlramurals. James Laff dislracled from lhe conversalion, glances affecledly al fha slafue. Our Lady in lhe quadrangle, iuniors ey, momenlarily During Oclober and May, we had Perpelual Rosary devo- lions. Here, before lhe slalue of Our Lady of Grace, sopho- mores Regis O'Connor and Edgar Conli recile lhe rosary in lhe name of lhe enfire slu- denl body. One of fhe mosl sfrilring vistas on fhe campus is lhe Craig Slreef enlrance fo lhe school. Lafecomers Dave McGuire and John Wadlcowslzi, however, seem oblivious of lheir sur- roundings. 9 Caflzogc, CLeer! Lfue anal gofc! Azgll ziouncl lzer laraiaed more ff rf? PA ' Z .. 5 hs' 1' 6 JH W- '59 w 3 IN I 5292? ,Ln 3 Q9 KW-SWW ll is wirh a cerlain complacence 'lhei we welcome our new Assisfani Superinlend- en+ of Schools, Falher John B. McDowell, Ph.D. Since Fafher McDowell is one of our own graduales, we feel il superfluous fo men+ion lhaf his inleresf in us is very real. Monsignor Quigley refers io Fafher McDowell as his co-Superinlendenff' We loo share Monsignor's Quigley's con- fidence in Falher McDowell. ,,,v.. ff? an-wif .Amy or glzridf We pay respecfful homage io fha Mosl' Reverend John Francis Dearden, S.T.D.. whose consfani supporf and encourage- ment have been responsible in no smell degree for fhe success fha? we have had during our 'Four years al' Cenfral Calho- lic. As fhe seventh Bishop of lhe diocese of Piifsburgh, His Excellency has been unceasingly solicifous for lhe spiriiunl. inielleclual, and femporal welfare of his flock. If is fhis devofion and vigilan? pasioral care 'lhai have won for His Excellency fhe respecl' of Cafholic and non-Calholic alike and lhe repufaiion of personifying The ideal of lhe episcopafe. To lhe Very Reverend Thomas J. Quigley, Ph.D., Superinlendenl' of Schools, friend of Ceniral Caiholic, capable and pro- gressive adminisfrafor, we offer sincere and hearlfeli congraiulalions on his be- ing elevaled fo ihe prelacy. Monsignor Ouigley's leadership in educaiion, which has been lhe defermining facior in our diocesan educaiional progress, exfends io slale and nafional execufive levels. ,Are .xdmdafifia om Seafed a+ his deslr in Office A , Brofher Vincenf checks over some of his many duiies as Principal of fhe largesf diocesan high school in Piflsburgh. Besides bearing ihe fradilional adminisirafive re- sponsibilifies, Brofher Vincenf has personally in- specfed classes, regulafed discipline, and associ- aied himself wifh school acfivifies fhroughouf fhe yBrI'. As a diocesan high school, Ceniral Calho- Iic is under ihe direci supervision of His Excellency Bishop Dearden and Monsignor Thomas J. Quigley, Superiniendeni ol flafholic Schools. Since 'rhe opening of ihe school in 1927, over five ihousand young men have been graduaiecl afier having speni fheir iormaiive 'reen-age years under rhe insiruciion and guidance of lhe Chris- fian Brorhers. Our sixieen hundred and fiiiy boys come from some forty parishes wifhin ihe Pillsburgh area. Possibly our mosi' disiinciive mark is fhe basic philosophy aboui which The adminis- fraiion oi ihe school revolves. The princi- pal aim of Ceniral Caiholic is 'ro frain fhe whole man, body and soul, according lo The norms suggesied by Pope Pius Xl in his encyclical on Chrisi'ian Educafionf' Our 'rraining is designed lhai we may achieve a maximum of prosperily in 'rhe near iufure and, af ihe same Time, begin now our life as cifizens of heaven. Serving his fhird year as Vice-Principal, Brofher Frederick John, fhrough his affable and unclersiand- ing manner, has won fhe affecfion and respeci of all Cenfral sfudenfs. The regulafion of fhe infricafe masfer rosfer, 'lhe handling of assemblies, excuse slips, and divers unpredicfable school problems have been resolved by Broiher John fo fhe saiisfac- lion of ihe greafesf number. ., r W wg- M Q egg 'A gi If ,, W., 'X X . R M-fi . ,N 5'- M1 K BROTHER EDMUND LEO Prefecl of Discipline. BROTHER DANIEL WILLIAM Junior Religion . . . Sludenf Counselor. BROTHER G. EDWARD Senior Religion . . . Lafin II. Ill, IV . . . Ari Club . . . Lafin Honor Socieiy. . .Benilde Club BROTHER F. JOSEPH Senior Religion . . . English IV . . . Dramalics. BROTHER F. GEORGE Senior Religion . . . German I, Il. BROTH ER G. THOMAS Senior Religion . . . Mollie- malics IV . . . Dramafics . . . Siege Crew. BROTHER F. ALOYSIUS Senior Religion . . . Algebra I. BROTHER F. BERNARDIN Senior Religion . . . Economics. BROTHER DANIEL JAMES Senior Religion . . . Business Law . . . Slworihand. BROTHER D. MICHAEL Senior Religion . . . Spanish Il. BROTHER EDWARD LUKE Senior Religion . . . English Ill, IV . . . Debaling . . . THE VIKING. BROTHER G. CHARLES Senior Religion . . . Bookkeep- ing ...Business Honor Sociefy. Our ime BROTHER BENEDICT Sophomore Religion . . . Eng lish II . . . Bowling. BROTHER G. WILLIAM Sophomore Religion . . . Laiin II ...Chess and Checkers . .. Ammendale Mofhers' Club. Af' JM.: , 4 Y Wg :Nu Ska 'wi 'I i ,.is BROTHER FRANCIS EMERY Junior Religion . . . English III, IV. .. THE TOWERS . .. Wrifers' Club. BROTHER G. WILLIAM Junior Religion . . . Algebra II - - fCheerleaders.. . Benilde Club. BROTH ER F. LEWIS Junior Religion . . . Hisiory lll . . . Infrarnurals. BROTHER E. JAMES Junior Religion . . . Chemisfry . . . Aihlelic Direclor. BROTHER GREGORY Junior Religion . . . Physics . . . Science Honor Sociely . . . Falhers' Club. BROTHER G. THEODORE Junior Religion . . . Spanish I . . . Band . . . Blue Knighfs ... Dramaiics . . . Sfage Crew. BROTHER E. VINCENT Junior Religion . . . Hisfory Ill . . . Hisfory Honor Socieiy . . . Alumni. BROTHER EDWIN JOHN Junior Religion . . . English III . . . Inframurals. BROTHER D. JEROME Sophomore Religion . . . Enq- lish ll . . . Vincenfians . . . Siege Crew. BROTHER D. MARTIN Sophomore Religion . . . Ge- omehy W 1... ,3g::QI'- . xy- ff' ' ' T '- 2 Eg? T . ,i l BROTHER E. RICHARD BROTHER JULIAN Sophomore Religion . . . Biol- S0PlW0m0 6 RellqiOr1 . . . Biol- ogy . . . Rifle Club. OQY' .. . . .s sl 7 T ii QQ Tar.: BME' BROTHER D. PATRICK BROTHER G- VICTOR Sophomore Religion . . . Book- Sophomore Religion . . . His- lieeping . . . Typing . . . Tory ll- Swimming Team. f Ei .':- Wififfrff f R ' 3 s f T . W T . . E 'ii T . 'y - .. six.. ffi . 4 fl iE-giEiiqk:,1--S- -f - s S . ' 'Y'-3.222-. ,gi '--' fill . 'ws-:R1Rf...1i.is fb if-1 ss. ' T T s- ,M eir we . 1, zl, s. , R New X BROTHER D. JOSEPH Sophomore Religion ...Chem BROTHER F. EMERY Sophomore Religion . . . Ge- omeTry . . . Cross Counfry . , . Track . . . MoThers' Club. isTry . . . GeomeTry . . . Ben ilde Club. - - ,,.,,.2' , ,NR f - s.. Y iii an QA' Q... Q BROTHER D. THEODORE BROTHER E- ADRIAN Freshman Religion . . . English Freshman RellQl0n - A - HTSTOVY l . . . LaTin l . . . Glee Club. l - - - U5l'ief5- Lilce SainTs Ephrem, Jerome, and Francis oT Assisi. The ChrisTian BroTher Toregoes Holy Orders in order ThaT he mighT devoTe his whole self To his liTe work, Teaching. Under The surveillance of a homeroom BroTher, each oT us receives The religious Teaching and exhorTaTion desTined To make us beT- Ter men. Too, iT is our homeroom BroTher who sup- plemenTs The work of The STudenT Counselor. ThroughouT The greaTer parT oT The day, The in- Tricacies oT The languages, maThemaTics, and The sciences, as well as myriad exTra-curricular acTivi- Ties, are made plain and pleasing Through These BroThers and Through our capable lay proTessors. As Brothers Gilberf, James, Benedict, and Joseph exchange experiences. iT looks as if Broiher Joseph's English class has provided The classic classroom boner of The day. uerfime 6 Weir paafime Amid The baclr rou d I g n o The ouf-of-doors bashi- ball courfs, inframural moderafor Brofher Edwin John enioys a momeni of relaxafion wifh veieran Lafin 'Ieacher Brofher Edward 42 2, BROTHER FIDELIS Freshman Religion . , . English l...Frenchl,lI...Or- chesfra. Nw y, I' i E BROTH ER E. THOMAS Freshman Religion . . . Hislor I Y How's business? queries Brofhe E r . Thomas of Broiher Sebasfian af 'the booksiore. The responsi- bilify of providing and selling books and sfefionery for fhe enfire sfudenf body keeps Brofher Sebasfian busy fhroughouf 'Ihe day. if . ' , ' I' .J 'Q i f g 9 oeen ' Q 'B F H Tl as UQ' BROTHER F. LEO BROTHER GILBERT BROTHER G. LEO Freshman Religion . . . English Freshman Religion - - - Algebra Freshman RGIIQIOVI - - - Algebra I, I .. . Physics . , . Sfamp Club l . . . Baslcelball Moderalor . . . Benilde Club. A ,-'.-, W I- 517 ii-4i5l'1s - IW' 7' .I , E N' 35 K BROTHER F. VINCENT BROTHER D. JAMES Freshman Religion . . . Lalin I. BROTHER FIRM. JOHN Freshman Religion . . . Hislory ' Freshman Relgggon D . . English l...Tennis. I...lvl' usfc Appreciallon . , , Archconlralernify. I7 x ur goo BROTHER M. RAYMOND Freshman Religion . . . Algebra l. BROTHER SEBASTlAN Boolcslore. MR. ANDREW ElNLOTH English IV . . .German l MR. PAUL PFINGSTL Typing l, ll. M R. JOSEPH FAY Business Mafh . , , Selling . Assistant Foofball Coach. MR. JOHN HAZUR Biology. Many a problem meals salisfacfory and will solulion when presenled lo one of our facully Brolhers. Here, sophomors James O'Connor confers wlih lhe ever-affablo Brolhor Charles affer school. all jAeir oa The Communiiy Room is fhe cenfar of ac+ivi+y of fhe Brofhers' residence. Each evening, fhe Brofhers gafher here fo pre- pare lessons. mark iesf papers, and ex- change experiences of fha day. MR. 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One hundred per ceni aHen+ion and parficipaiion characierize IF as Brofher Theodore queries Thomas Lauih on fhe declension of manus . l+'s 2:06, and, prayers having been said, 2JS under Broiher William and bSC under Broiher Charles finish iheir day wiih ihe daily frek in pairs io fhe firsf floor corridor. s s ..-,- .Li 53 -I v ,MW ww .. Q , nf' - 1 f - 6- xifswffri?wwyffxgsbiffeiasf ' 7 A- f Egg k A I is f .ff5'1f24L7 ?ii'51 ,Y ' ,1sf:4i4??5?Zf xv , ,1,A.. ,, F' igmvfi 3 .im 9 . fy Q ws Q 4 x - , ,Maw fy M..!..!... 'N- 1 ,,,.., we glneell 861. Broiher Thomas's commanding appear- ance begels sponlaneous admiralion and pleasure in 7F during one of his fine religion periods. CLASS 2F Isl Row: Broiher Adrian, P. Colaizzi, J. Tyrrell, R. Kralovel, G. DiFiore, T. Zurich, W. Noonan, E. Kulikowski, P Byrne, R. Kearns, J. Bauer, C Hollis. 2nd Row: J. Byrnes, J. Bender, T. Ward, J. Ludwig, L. Hunler, R. Coll, T. Gressler R. Smilh, R. Donahue, B. La- Fianza, J. Klier, M. Hasiings 3rd Row: E. Turich, F. While F. Danowslni, T. McCar+hy, J Haas, D. Blausen, R. Schmid C. Brieger, D. Burr, J. Finne- gan, E. Schnecln. 4lh Row: L. Malluo, R. Burns, W. Sollesz, G. Abboil, R. Meyer, T. Wig gins, D. Dushaw, P. Sheedy, L Lukasiewicz, R. Curran, R. Zorn. 24 ,N CLASS IF Isl Row: W. Conroy, J. Haclneff. T. O'Conner, D. Rey- nolds, J. Palumbi, Brolher Theodore, N. Werner, P. Grif- fin, P. Saxon, L. Mozdzien, J. Colaizzi. Zncl Row: G. Collins, D. McFadden, F. Rossini, W. Regan, P. Baker, P. Murphy, R. Modzelewslri, J. Hammer T. Curran, L. Cygnarcwicz, D. DiSilvio, M. Roylas. 3rd Row: S. Orban, J. Coyne, K. Mc- Clain, T. Laulh, S. Amodeo, J. Grimes, T. Fisher, J. Jelovich, J. Balrlarz, P. Craslca. 4lh Row: E. Foley, H. Sperling, P. Bar- anowslzi, F. Barbieri, R. An- drews, R. Ehalf, J. Callahan J. Biscarclo, M. Lafiey, T Dougherly, T. Jennings. CLASS 4F Isl Row: Brolher F. Leo, P Kim, W. Aschenbrenner, A Cronire P. An el T. McCarf I Q I ' ney, J. McCluskey, C. Brindle, R. Tyson, B. Wognar, C. Pred- more, R. Gldel. 2nd Row: T. Walsh, C. Burke, L. Cieszynslci F. Oliver, D. Suhadolnik, F. Suhadolnilr, W. Cebal, T. Scan- lon, W. Hoel, M. Dudas, P. Elk. 3rd Row: K. Porco, P. Davia, L. Horiac, L. Tanlraler, W. Zarone, R. Adams, R. Loefler, E. Farrell, E. O'Han- lon, J. Hyland, D. Capone. 4lh Row: H. Perry, J. Nowlkl, H. Taylor, J. McGulnness, R. Whllflg, W. Walshensky, J. Forbes, L. Collins, J. Rzenle- niewski, S. Plalelr, E. McCar+hy. US CLASS 3F Isl Row: J. Lioi, S. Pawlack J. Moffell, C. Moesla, P. C Coslanza, Brolher A. Fldelis J. Garlorlh, R. Meyer, J O'Shea, C. Grunerl, J. Rihn Malczak. 2nd Row: R. Gullo C. Wlngerson, W. lbinson, R Lyons, W. McNeil, R. Furllvo J. DeTrude, W. Reclley, J McElligoH, D. Whillingham, J Herd, S. Schuda. 3rd Row: J Scabora, L. Szambelan, J Chrise, R. Doyle, P. Fanlaski K. Hawlhorne, A. Slagno, A Los, R. Musxynslzi, G. Emodl Top Row: M. Bell, J. Favilla G. Halloran, J. Cush, J. Gur neclc, R. Zlvlc, D. Donohue, P Fay, E. DeLuca, T. Harvey J. Gallagher, R. Coyne, D Sanlxer. CLASS 5F Isl Row: M. Gallagher, L. Gal- lagher, J. Ordalcowskl, N. Mo- naco, T. Sabow, Brolher Gil- berl, J. Lengyel, C. Rose- meyer, J. Marwuis, R. Cicho- slzi, G. Figas, F. Oslrowski. 2nd Row: T. Harris, D. Dono- van, J. Moesla, R. Kapres, C. Knowlan, J. Smilh, D. Shade, R. Graziano, L. Llelaler. 3rd Row: D. Gorman, E. Woll, J. Krasinslri, P. Drobish, C. Fran- ciscus, J. Roche, R. Wicker, J. Mikulan, M. Semler, J. Barkley, A. Wallowicz. 4'lh Row: C. Gazzo, J. Kamlnslcl. H. Lewis, G. Fisher, W. Llmperl, E. Kafchmar, H. Donnelly, J. SheFfo, R. Connolly, T. Rado- cai, J. Palombo. 25 CLASS 6F Isl Row: T. Vogel, L. Monroe, J. Lazar, T. Kosirizinski, T. Cu- sick, R. Bonzer, R. Lee, B. Mc- Mahon, R. MacDonald, J. Mc- Guinness, L. McManus, F. lsa- bella. 2nd Row: Brofher Leo, S. Cannisfra, E. Krynski, W. Gorman, T. Wier, P. Sfieving, E. Bierman, J. Trocchio, W. Chessey, A. DeLuca, J. Hen- nessey, J. McGinley, G. Zayac. 3rd Row: W. Fanlo, H. Lic- zowslri, J. O'Connell, D. Lough- ran, H. Wallace, S. Neff, J. Sleffing, J. Robinson, J. Ward, R. Mulcahy. M. Arena, R. Wanalelr. 4+h Row: W. Mc- Elroy, J. Muldoon, G. James, W. Larkin, G. Slibrelx, J. Col- well, J. Granclillo, D. Blackwell, A. Slrelrl, J. Tagg, T. Mc- Roberls. CLASS 7F Isl Row: J. Oslrofslcy, J. Mc- Crea, J. O'Loughlin, J. Mur- rin, E. Casey, Bro+her Thomas. J. Lucas, J. Lawrence, W. Hausen, R. McGuire, D. Al- brechl, R. Monlesano. 2nd Row: S. Peiriga, J. McCoy, E. Creo, F. Clemenle, D. Mauro, R. Connor, J. Gallagher, J. Beck, G. O'Shea, H. Wallace. J. lnsogna, R. Relosky. 3rd Row: R. Cosfello, T. Gralewslri, E. Paszowslri, A. Longo, L. Sauler, J. Schillinger, R. Moore, E. Merz, M. Gielas. G. Beck, J. McDonough. 4+h Row: J. Coudriei, L. Weber, J. Dun- slcy, R. McNally, T. O'Malley, G. Shelfon, W. Rauhecker, J. Hall, T. Bruce, F. Marino, R. Lohman, L. Houser. CLASS 8F ls'f Row: Brolher Vincenf, A Massarelli, J. Drischler, R Kern, R. Grzeslmiewicz, W. An- tologer, R. Ruperi, F. Brooks J. Trainer, M. Coyne, A. Mc- Cloy. 2nd Row: J. Manning E. Harlovic, J. Gabricln, R Schaupp, P. Pelusi, E. Heh, M Lopez, C. Sousa, E. Simeone W. Nemelh. 3rd Row: J. Rus- sell, E. Plucinski, A. Piefrzak C. Herberl, A. Young, D. Dam- raloslri, G. Janusz, J. Toomey E. Suk, P. Walsh, T. Dinnin 41h Row: T. Smifh, M. Scap- picchio, R. Merfel, G. O'Don- nell, R. Bar+el:, J. Hariman, R Wasiliewslxi, P. Kozar, R. Grim M Browne CLASS 9F Isl' Row: Brolher James, R. Hale, E. Beomberg, J. Zabo- rowski, J. Marchinkiewicz, J. McClenahan, J. Kraus. R. Noll, W. Jacob, J. McCar+hy, J. Solema, J. Connolly. 2nd Row: R. Vaccaro, G. Jones, R. Gal- lagher, C. McHugh, J. Ma- loney, R. Werley, R. Sierlra, J. Manfredo, F. Ehrlich, L. Prividy, D. Slelanlco. 3rd Row: J. Szal- kay, D. Legal, C. Mazzan, C. Gordon, W. Sabo, C. Bona- vila, R. Walan, K. Johnson, R. DelMonlagne, D. Boehme, E, Twyman. 4fh Row: T. Powell, R. Kalup, R. Connell, R. Salalr, J. Dulane. D. Eslrra, J. McCal- frey, W, Sfahovic, T. Saar, W. Francis, L. Schubert CLASS IOF Isl Row: P. Laird, A. Thomas, R. Pampena, J. Meyer, G. Young, M. Wherry, Brofher John, R. Muieler, P. Miller, R. Wir+h, R. Zecchino, R. Dusch. 2nd Row: J. McGonigle, R. Erario, J. O'Carroll, J. Walsh, J, Aul, W. Diulus, K. Boden, T. Wandless. B. Chmielewski, T. Briercheck, E. Schonla. 3rd Row: T. Rogers, J. Burancwfsky, J. Osche, M. Boarman, G. An- derson, C. Maurer, A. Caruso, A. Page, S. Havrilla. 4fh Row: H. Aliieri, J. Callahan, T. Pal- lon, J. Tranl, P. O'Leary, E. Fihgerald, J. Woods, G. Kloh, D. Nash, R. Kuclrav. CLASS IIF Isl Row: A. Pampena, J. Paul- lef, J. Thompson, W. Spiegel, J. Sheran, J. McGroarl'y, Broiher Raymond, R. Conley, R. Nolan, R. Kuras, E. Sauley, T. Graf. 2nd Row: B. O'Don- nell, L. Bronowicz, J. Scholl, F. Tomino, P. Young, R. Milrulslci, P. Haggerly, S. Rubino, P. Wallace, D. Dusch. 3rd Row: J. Och, J. Coslello, M. Brusca, R. Broslny, J. Dallas, J. Downey, L. Cella, K. Williams, E. An- lonelli, B. Perfello, A. De- Reubis. 4th Row: S. Zera, J. Holloran, P. Collins, J. Janiclri, C. Kleppick, H. lfry, E. Merc- alde, D. Simeone, P. Halchak, P. Kaveny, T. Vaughan, R. Mallon. s' 3145! 5 af km F Q 'H ii 5 18 88,0 Q ECL CLASS 65 Isl Row: W. Hans, J. Mario- rello, J. Zubic, P. Mahoney, R. Ryan, Brofher Julian, C. Mifchell, W. Malesic, C. Hae- sing, R. Cosfello, R. Olsen. 2nd Row: J. McKnighf, J. O'Con- nell, R. Richardson, P. O'Toole, L. Keough, R. Uselfon, M. Sheridan, A. Giampaolc. M. Feeney, E. Walsh, T. Klodow- ski. 3rd Row: P. Maskal, W. Sapino, C. Bailey, P. Prince, D. Bovienzo, E. Riley, E. Baker, A. Aliberie, D. Pla'H, D. De- Luca, R. Lawfon. 4+h Row: T. Feigel, R. Grimes, R. Raf- fahlle, D. Russo, S. Anania, T. Garforih, R. Waiiech, K. Grass, R. Diefrich, J. Fullen W. Kerrell. CLASS 4S Isl Row: T. Boland, J. March- winski, T. Fifzgerald, W. Kav- chak, R. Killin, Brofher William, F. Klein, J. Becker, D. Weber, G. Wadkowski, R. Kuenzig. 2nd Row: R. Brehm, J. Riemer, T. Szczepanski, J. Donahue, R. Wesion, J. McKenna, J. Po- land, K. Ferer, C. Flasher, J. Beradelli. 3rd Row: J. Walsh, R. O'Connor, W. Szymanski, S. Kelner, E. Miller, C. Russell, A. Spinelli, H. Smifh, K. Burwin- kel. 4+h Row: C. Prendergasf, M. Dombroski, W. Miller, J. Ibinson, T. Pavlick, A. Tibbs, J. Manson, R. Gasbarro, D. Dice, J. Foley, F. Sanforello. CLASS 5S Isl Row: E. Conii, A. Kocoif, M. Walsh, J. Barry, R. Byrne, Brofher Richard, J. Kowalski, E. Lynch, E. McAllisfer, G. Kane, R. Mascia. 2nd Row: J. Breiner, A. Bucholfz, J. Pisfella, R. Garsfka, R. Giglioffi, J. McKeown, D. Dankis, W. Deem, W. Bierman, H. Parco. 3rd Row: S. Pupich, R. O'Con- nor, T, Win+er, R. Brennan, F. Colencler, R. Becker. D. O'Don- nell, P. Carey, F. Piccinini, A. Pusaferi. 4ih Row: J. Rudzik, R. Viola, J. Donafelli, F. Vacco, C. Kalin, R. Yuska, A. Sfellulo, C. Roberfo, A. Scarcelli, R. Trojan. I in A ' 1935 A. E yi QP . NX fm gg ,.V, x 'K 6 :- 13.4 ' W? M' 4 If 95' Q5 ay ,LM rezienf uccegggpg CLASS IJAS Isl' Row: H. Durbeclc, R. Pel- kofer, E. Kims, E. Zivic, Brofher Fran. Emerv, R. Feeley, R. Grandey, R. Mulvihill, J. Schefe, W. Spellman. 2nd Row: S. Pefers lin fhe iogl J. Brady, C. O'Toole, N. Mc- Allisfer, G. Blahui, R. Murphy, D. Cronauer, E. Lucenie, R. Baney, E. Pe+ro, W. Spicer. 3rd Row: H. Yanonne, R. Burl:- lwarf, R. O'Dcnnell, J. Godzik, W. Dufer, D. Fralic, J. Keane, B. Hariner, J. Fahey, R. Fullen. 4fl'1 Row: J. Woodyard, P. O'Leary, A. Begenwald, R. Reardon, P. Maloney, L. Tur- ley, R. Berbericn, J. Piroch, E, Panza. CLASS 2JS Isl Row: L. Builer, R. Thomas, W. Ursprung, E. lfii, R. Naser, Broiher G. William, R. Carey, W. O'Connell, R. Jolmsfon, D. Joganic. 2nd Row: J. Pospieclw, T. Flynn, C. Brown, J. Dunn, J. Heyl, C. O,Sl'l6d, R. Porier, J. Barna, A. Thomas, R. Chicclni- nelli. 3rd Row: J. Kelly, L. Wassel, R. Oberle, C. Sfeiger, T. Silvas, T. Mroz, D. Berkman, R. Winfers, R. Glencer. 4fh Row: E. DeLuca, J. Sommers, R. Hiieshew, J. Wilson, S. Barone, C. Gemperlein, W. Callahan, R. O'Leary, J. Mc- Shane, J. Mamayelr, R. De- Leonardo. CLASS 3JS Is? Row: Bro+her Lewis, J. Col- lins, M. Mele, J. Sands, S. Gavinslci, P. Conley, M. Mc- Elligo++, R. Kelly. A. Garofolia. 2nd Row: R. Hiclcey, R. Fer- manis, H. Papale, R. Wisniew- ski, W. Bano, B. Frieland, A. Rossi, F. Hill, G. Fusco. 3rd Row: M. Sealy, T. Murdy, R. Peirilli, D. O'Connell, R. Heim, D. Weigand, W. Kafyieas, J. Brent 41h Row: J. Dickinson, J. Davis, T. Miller, P. McCoy, P. O'Rorlxe, P. Grusheslry, K. Rosialr, L. Colhocker. CLASS 5JS Isl Row: J. Bailey, J. Dybow- ski, P. Kochman, Broiher Greg- ory, R. Egan, R. Schillren, J. Dewey, J. New. 2nd Row: J. Gallagher, J. Gianneiia, A. Goralczyk, M. Trench, C. Mc- Ginnis, V. Halferlein, E. Ellis, C. Traluolfer. 3rd Row: C. Ruch, N. Roney, A. DiLullo, J. Wholey, D. Killmeyer, J. Fran- cis, T. Fry. 4+h Row: D. Roush, J. McCar+ney, J. Casey, J. Reese, S. Lamoni, J. Kearns, E. Miller, A. Delacll. CLASS IJC ls? Row: Bro+her Theodore, J. Rodgers, J. Paier, L. Pawleli, R. Pislxurich, J. Smay, L. Koi- lciewicz, J. Abraham. J. Flor, R. Graihowslxi, M. Dislcin, J. Ross, R. Boehm. 2nd Row: R. Orgero, W. Nigro, W. Orban, J. McNamara, D. O'Connor, N. Ko+linslui, M. Bryson, J. An- gelo, P. Clin+on, R. Cassidy, W. Coyne. 3rd Row: D. Miller, T. McFarland, R. Miller, W. Hennigan, J. McDermo'H, J Hau+, P. Grieser, D. Sheehy R. Chapla, D. Flaher+y, R. Ras- panii. 4+h Row: D. Vacco, J Maley, J. Hegariy, A. CheHIe, L. McDonald, P. Buiala, J Arnold P. Kar ialc F. Pa o- ' P I p vich, R. Rogel, J. Uselman 32 CLASS 4JS lsf Row: R. Snyder, C. O'Bryan, T. Reid, A. Reid. Broiher James L. Porco, T. Gullo, J. Wirth, B. Coyne, Jack Bridges. 2nd Row: P. McDonough, R. McFadden, J. Villalpando, W. Joyce, R. Honick, L. ZoHer, L. Flaheriy, E. Schiffer, A. PivoroHo, J. Piacquadis, M. Vogel. 3rd Row: J. Flynn, J. Bridges, S. Kissel, T. Cox, L. Gill, T. Haver, T. DermoH, T. Cosiello, J. Mc- Gowan, M. Kudrav, J. 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KA 415 'Wulf' ,CS ff X SENIORS Top honors for ouTsTanding SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT among The graduaTes of I953 belong To FRANCIS BUCK. ATTecTionaTely known To his classmaTes as Freemonf Buck, This bundle of brains from ST. Becle's parish has mainTained a general average above nineTy-five per cenT during his four years aT CenTral. Besides success in sTudies, Francis has shown sTellar abiliTy in inTramural baskeTball and has been a con- sTanT supporTer of school acTiviTies. His exTra-curricular in- TeresTs have included The HisTory Honor SocieTy, The Classical Honor SocieTy, and The SporTs EdiTorship of THE TOWERS. This year, we oT The TOWERS' sTaTT have Turned Temerarious enough To venTure To prophesy. We TeaTure here Tive sTudenTs selec:Ted' and elecTed Trom The graduaTes oT T953 who have been pacemakers in The main areas oT acTiviTy ThaT make up modern high school life. We know ThaT all our qraduaTes have marvelous poTenTialiTies, buT These, we Teel, are The creme de la creme oT CenTral CaTholic. ThrouqhouT Their Tour years aT CenTral These young men have clisTinguished Themselves in sTudies, in A02 'IM By a well-nigh unanimous choice, our MOST REPRESENTA TIVE SENIOR is STudenT Council PresidenT EDWARD MALlN OWSKl. Ed, who hails from ST. Lawrence O'Toole's parisl parTicipaTed in maior varsiTy sporTs during his Tour years e CenTral and made TirsT Team in TooTball and baskeTball i his senior year. WhaT is more, our Mr. CenTral CaTh0lic ler his TalenTs To The school opereTTa in his iunior and sonic years and noT inlrequenTly achieved honor roll sTanding i sTudies. Possibly The mosT salienT characTerisTic of Ed' pleasing personaliTy is his abiliTy as a leader, if is Th winning magneTism Thal makes us complacenTly opTimisTi abouT Ed and his ful'ure. The excepTional TeaT of consisTenT pacemaking sTrides boTh in sTudies and in aThleTics has been realized by FRANK SZY- MANSKI of Holy Family parish, ln his Tour years aT Cenhal, Frank, our STUDENT-ATHLETE of l953, has upheld a general average over nineTy five per cenf and has parTicipaTed-in var- siTy baskeTball Tor Two years. This year, Frank ranked among our sTarTing Tive sharpshooTing baskefeers and managed To hold a parT-Time posiTion aT The same Time. For his formid- able performance on The baskeTball courT and for his brillianf scholasTic record, we proudly saluTe Frank Szymanski. aThleTics, in exTra-curricular acTiviTies, and in gen- eral leadership. These looys embody The besT ThaT CenTral CaTholic is ancl repre-senTs. We are hon- esTly honored To have Them among our gracluaTes. Their achievemenT here augurs an enviable TuTure Tor Them. We saluTe These ouTsTanding seniors wiTh admiraTion, TrusT, and c:onTiclence, Tor we lcnow ThaT The inspiraTion They have given Torms The 'iTooT- prinTs on The sandsl' oT The TracliTion oT CenTral CaTholic. .,,..,..,, T., ST. Philomena's parish mighT well be proud of MOST ACTIVITY-MINDED senior, DAVID McGUlRE. lniTiaTive and common sense characTerized iusf abouT all ThaT Dave par- TicipaTed in. For Tour years, Dave has noT missed T ' he scholasTic honor roll, and, aT The same Time, he has acTively and generously given himself To THE TOWERS, The HisTory Honor SocieTy The LaTin Honor SocieT The Science Ho , y, nor SocieTy, The annual Norfh game program, The STudenT Coun- cil, and inTramural sporTs. As Treasurer of The STudenT Council, Dave inauguraTed and handled bus Trips To games, a number of assemblies, and decoraTions and dances in The school, From our focus, The words Dave McGuire and success are synonyms. Guileless and unassuming JOE DUSCH of ST. Rosalia's parish is The candidaTe of The class of '53 for The honors of BEST ATHLETE. Joe, who is one of fourTeen children and who has Three broThers now aTTending CenTral, has smashed and sur- passed numerous records of BroTher Emery's cross counTry and Traclz Teams. Three Times before his senior year, Joe broke The school mile record. He has consisTenTly led our cross counTry and Track Teams To Their peerless posiTions in The Tri-STaTe area. RepeaTedly, he has seT records aT Schenley Oval. aT MT. Lebanon and aT Canonsburg courses. Needless To say, Joe has received numerous offers of scholar- ships. I I JOHN R. BARRON 329 Robinson Slreei Ari Club Ig Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 41 Sociely 3, 4: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL J. BARZD 405 Fernhill Avenue Inrramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD C. BAUER I8l I 5I'iaIer Drive Bowling 2, 37 5Iage C PAUL A. BECK b4l Gvellysburg Sireel Viking I: Hisiory Hon DANIEL J. BEGGY II64 5I1acIy Avenue Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES M. BEGGY 3306 Parkview Avenue rew 2. or Socieiy 3. 45C SI. Agnes Business Honor 455 S+. Agnes 65C All Sainfs 255 Sacred Heart 355 Sacred Heart 25C Cafhedral No. 2 Sfage Crew I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball Ig Tennis I: Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. .. X - i .F lg ii ,ig , JOHN R. ACKERMAN 455 6482 Moniior 5IreeI 5I.PI'1ilomena Chess Club I, 3. DAVID J. ALDER 355 325 5. Lang Avenue SI. Beale Track Manager I, 2: Glee Club I: Rifle Club I: Hislory Honor Socieiy 3: Inlramurals 2, 3, 4. THEODORE W. ANDERSON 555 720 Johnslon Avenue SI. Siephen Glee Club I. FRANCIS ANTONELLI 65C 236 Edmond Sfreer Immaculale Conceplion JOHN W. APEL 255 808 NIcCandIess Avenue SI. Augusiine Glee Club Ig Hisiory Honor 5ocieIy 3, 4. THOMAS E. AUL 555 I36O Poinrview Slreei Corpus Chrisfi JOSEPH F. BAILEY 25C 3I I McKee Place Caihedral No. I Fooiball 23 Bowling 23 Siudenl Council 25 Inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. PAUL R. BAKER ISC 2I3 5. Craig Slreei Caihedral No. I Inlramurals I, 2. 3, 4. PATRICK E. BANE 35C I I6 Mansion Slreei SI. Siephen Swimming I, 2, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN A. BIANCO ISC I224 Pasfure Sfreef Sf. PeIer's Bowling 2, 3, Rifle Club 23 Sfage Crew 2, Inframurals I, 2. 3, 4. JAMES F. BIZZACK ZSS 908 56fl'm Sfreel Sf. Mary A. Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4, lnframurals I. JOHN A. BLAHA 4SC SOZI Susquehanna Sfreef Sf. James Business Club 43 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF I953 9hf 'I'QQ .na rf- 4, , .1 I I IIII , lu 'P' 'r sr in x. Cen+ral's Muff and Jeff combinafion, Bob Dusch and Ed Malinowski, pause polifely before fheir iaunf in Mike Kissane's car WILLIAM H. BOND 4SS 940 Greenfield Avenue Sf. Rosalia lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS J. BOSLETT 6SC 7439 Pennfield Courf Holy Rosary Glee Club I, 27 Bowling 27 Towers 4, lnframurals I, 4. JOSEPH F. BOSTA 2SS 2I I Easf Larkspur Sfreel IMunl1alll Sf.Anfhony Arf Club I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club Ig Inframurals 2, 3, 4. FRANK J. BOSTJANCIC 4SC R. D. if I, Box 325A lPifcairnl Sf. John Bapfisf Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4. MICHAEL J. BOYLE ISAS 5550 Bryanf Sfreef Sf. Raphael Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Science Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Sfudenf Officer 43 lnframurals. RICHARD R. BRANNIGAN 3SC 3546 Bufler Sfreef Sf,Augu5-Hne Swimming lg lnframurals 2, 3. 4. JAMES E. BRASHEAR 33I Barnes Sfreef Glee Club I, 2, 3: Scouling Club I, 21 Viking 4. LEO BREEN I028 Rosselle Courl Ari Club I. HARRY C. BRENNAN 4I27 Beehner Road Rifle Club li lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH M. BRENNAN 73I3 Ferdinand Way Ari Club I: Bowling 2,' 3. , - . 41 lnframurals .. 1.9 SSC Sl. James SSS SI. Siephen 3SC SI. Rosalie 3SC Holy Rosary I,2,3.4 15- X E me JOSEPH T. BRENNAN 5SC 47I4 Fillh Avenue Cafhedral No. I Glee Club I: Band I, 2: Scouling Club I, 2. 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Sludenl' Officer 41 Minslrel I: Business Honor Sociely 43 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROGER C. BRINKOFF ISC 7310 Baker Sfreel SI. Raphael Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Council I, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN C. BRINLING 4723 Liberly Avenue Ari Club I: Bowling 2, 3, 41 Rifle Club Ig Hislory Honor Sociely 33 lnframurals 3, 4. 4SC SI. Joseph BRIAN F. BROSNAHAN SSC 903 Ivanhoe Slreel Epiphany THOMAS C. BRUNER 35C 6958 Bennett Sheer Holy Rosary Intramurals I, 2. 3. 4. F. FRANCIS BUCK ISAS 335 South Lang Avenue SI. Beds TOWERS 47 Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Science Honor So- cie'ry 3, 41 Latin Honor Society 47 Inframurals I, 2. 3, 4. JEROME A. BURGMAN 2SS S'f.Walburga l7OI LaPorIe Slreel Swimming 21 Rifle Club I: Scoufing Club I, 2, 3: Hisiory Honor Sociely 3, 4. REGIS E. BURGMAN ISC I388 Paulson Avenue Corpus Chrisii Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4: lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT B. 'BURKE 2SS Sf,PI1ilomena 2920 Fernwald Road Scouling Club I: VIKING I, 23 Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Inframurals I, 2, 3.4. 1. I V J, , 4 351' 4 ie 5 ff 4- , li l - A 'v.,A my iff 77 . I FRED B. CARROLL 4SS 5l5 Glen Arden Drive Sf, Bede Glee Club I7 Rifle Club I, 2, 37 VIKING 47 Minsfrel I7 Scouf- ing Club I, 2, 3: Sfage Crew l. PASOUALE G. CASILLI ISAS I629 Tusfin Sfreef Sf. Pefer's Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 47 Science Honor Sociefy 4. MICHAEL E. CATANZARO ISAS I I28 Winlerfon Sfreef Glee Club I7 Sfudenf Council I7 Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 47 Sfudenf Officer 47 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. Sacred Hear? JOHN D. CHARLES 3SS 5303 Broad Sfreef Sf. Lawrence Foofball 2, 37 Baslcefball 37 Rifle Club I7 lnframurals I, 2. DONALD R. CHETTLE 2SC 429 Soufh Evaline Sfreer Sf. Jose I1 P Track I, 2, 3, 47 Cross Counfry I, 37 Foofball I7 I-nframurals l, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE R. CHMIELEWSKI 4SC 220 Fisk Sfreef Holy Family Rifle Club I. ALLEN F. CLAIR ISC I342 Monfezuma Sfreef Glee Club I, 27 Minsfrel I7 Inframurals I, 2, 3.4. DAVID E. CLARK ISAS 6804 McPherson Boulevard Tennis 47 Towers 47 Viking 4i Hisfor Honor Socief 3 4' Corpus Chrisfi Holy Rosary Y Y - I lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. CLOHERTY ISC 74I2 Schoyer Avenue Sf. Anselm Foofbqll I, 2, 37 Sfudenf Council I7 Stage Crew 37 Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS J. BURNS ISI7 Bunfon Road Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4. JAMES J. BYRNE 482I Broad Sfreef Orchesfra I, 2, 37 lnframura JOHN T. CAHILL I708 Duffield Sfreef CHARLES S. CAPPELLA 348 Oakland Avenue Band 2, 3, 47 Blue Kniglwfs 2, ls I, 3, 4 ISAS Sf, Maurice 3SC Sf. Lawrence 35S Sf. Raphael 45C Cafhedral AHer flue daily posf-luncheon slroll around lhe quadrangle, fhe fhird lunch group lines up eagerly in anficipafion of 'the sevenfh period. JAMES F. COLLERAN IO59 Fleminqlon Siree+ Siege Crew 2, 3, lniromura ARTHUR A. COLLINGER 48 I 4 Scioia Sireef ZSC S+. Rosalie ls l, 2, 3, 4. 25C lrnmaculale Concepfion Band l, 2, 33 Blue Kniqlns I, 2, 3: Orclweslra 3, 4: lnframurals 1.2, 3, 4. ANDREW D. COMPTARO B08 Nor+l1Lanq Avenue Business Club 3, 47 Busines l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. CONLEY 5307 Wiclclili Slreef lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL J. CONNOLLY 7223lf2 Franlcslown Avenue lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. CONNORS 4780 Cypress Sfreei lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 4-SC Holy Rosary s Honor Sociely 3, 4, lnlramurals 25C Si. Kieran 25C Holy Rosary SSC S+. Mary's DONALD R. COCHRAN ISC 4I7 Rosedale Slreef S+, James lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID D. COLCOMBE 3SC 6607 Lyric Slreei Corpus Chrisri Foolball I, 2, 3, 41 Sfudeni Council 3, 41 Viking 4: Business Club 45 Musical Review 41Operel'Ta 4: lniramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RONALD S. COLEMAN ZSS I l6I Morningside Avenue Sl. Raphael History Honor Sociely 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1953 1 ROBERT R. CONTE ISAS I2I5 Duffield Sfreef SI. Raphael Sfudenf Council 4: Hisfory Honor Sociely 3, 47 Science Honor Sociefy 47 Sfudeni Officer 4: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE C. CONTILLO 4SS 363 Soufh Highland Avenue Sacred Hear? Glee Club I: Rifle Club I, 2. THOMAS A. CONWAY 5SC 4IO7 Winlerburn Sfreef SI: Rosalie Inframurals I, 2, 3.4. VINCENT J. COSENTINO 3SS 7356 Hamiflcn Avenue Holy Rosary JOHN J. COSTANZO 3SC IO4 Elm S+ree+ SI. PeIer's Band 2, 3: Blue Kniqlwfs 2, 35 Orclweslra 33 Opereiia 3: Infra- murals 2.3.4. THOMAS J. COUGHENHOUR ISC 29I2 While Sfreel SI. Richard lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. BARRY P. CRAIG 4SS I I2 Burrows Sfreef S+. Agnes Arf Club Ig VIKING Ig Iniramurals I, 2. FRANCIS M. CRASKA 4SS 3942 Coleman Sfreef SI. Rosalia Rifle Club I, 2: Band I, 2, 3. 4. JOSEPH P. CREIGHAN 3SC 352 4514. S'IreeI Sf- Mary's Bowling 2, 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. if! if Er 4-.. f .I V- . ,, 1 ga riff aa fx Iuu. Wm, I 1 E , I . Q ,Q I 1, 'M , E fl. 65213 . - ,f I I Wfaa 'ff ..ai,..1?Ai , S THOMAS J. CROWE 4SC 4I4 Lloyd Sfreei SI. Bede TOWERS 4: Hisiory Honor Sociely, 3, 4. JAMES J. CROWLEY ISC 5 Oalrland Square CaII1edraINo. 2 JOHN D. CROWLEY ISC 3227 Ward Sfreer Caihedral No. 2 Swimming I, 2: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICK V. CUNNINGHAM ZSC I229 Pocono Sfreef S+, Anselm Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3. 4: Sfudenf Olificer 47 Sludeni Council 2, 3, 47 Iniramurals 3, 4. RICHARD J. CUNNINGHAM ISC 5348 Kimlaid SIFSBI' Sf, Lawrence Swimming I7 Inframurals 2.3. 4. LAWRENCE F. CURCI ISC 7I36 Jonafhan Place Holy Rosary sf K iii JAMES T. DELAN EY 3SC S+. John Bapfisl' I67 Lodi Way Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 41 Foolball 2, Tennis 2: Sludenl Council I, 4. KENNETH D. DEL CIMMUTO 6SC 3I7 Ella Slreei Immaculale Concepiion HENRY M. DI CECCO ISC I403 Swissvale Avenue S+, James Bowling 25 Inlramurals 2, 3, 4. JAMES F. DILLON 2SC 284 Main Slreel Sl. Mary's Business Club 4: Iniramurals I, 2. 3, 4. WILLIAM B. DISKIN 2SC 7326 Hermiiage Sireef Holy Rosary Inlramurals I, 2. 3, 4. HENRY T. DLUGONSKI 4SC Immaculaie Hearl of Mary 4225 Sherrod Sireei Business Club 3, 47 Business Honor Sociely 3, 41 Hislory Honor Socieiy 3. DONALD L. DOBROSKI 2SS SI. Raphael I425 Hawlhorne Slreel Ari Club I: Track 2, 3, 4: Operelia 3, 47 Hislory Honor Socieiy 3, 41 Inlramurals 2, 3, 4. DANTE A. DONATELLI 5SS 6938 Hamilton Avenue Sacred Hearl Glee Club I: Swimming I1 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: VIKING 2, 3. 4. ROBERT J. DONATO 5SS 325 Cedarville Sireel Immaculaie Conceplion Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 43 Scouling Club Ig Inlramurals I. FRANK R. DASCOLA I307 Gibbon Slreel Inlramurals 2. PHILIP T. DEAKIN I338 Norlh Sheridan Avenue Glee Club li Minsirel I. DAVID A. DEASY, JR. 7IO6 MI, Vernon Slreel Cross Counlry I, 2. 3, 43 Track JAMES A. DEASY 68 Glosler Slreel Swimming I, 2. 2SC SI. PeIer's ISC Sacred Heari 2SC Holy Rosary 4: Inlramurals 2. 5SC SI. Slephen , H 'f Y ,, . . . .f 'IX , ,ff H -. :f L 5, 1? -. I I I ,ff y A . f i Y K-1. Q I, W 2 Q E , ., ,aww TT I, I .L ,... 1. ,kd E 35 ... Wx. 2. .Q 'X A 4, ' xyxfzglf' , Hr.,-yy Guam, y C'. s -vw. v.:mw.- w , -g2:...g,gEg.:,,f vyfzfi .....sw.M 7 NS JOHN P. DONNELLY 8I2 Berkshire Avenue DANIEL J. DONOVAN SI33 Lyfle Sfreel Swimming I. 27 lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS G. DOUGHERTY l860 Morningside Avenue Sfudenf Officer 47 Inframurals I, 2 JOHN J. DURSO 3245 Ward Slreef Baskefball I7 lnframurals I. 2, 3, 4. ,3,4. 455 Cafhedral No. I 555 Sf. Sfephen SSC Sf. Raphael ISC Calhedral No.2 JOSEPH R. DUSCH 720 Greenfield Avenue Glee Club li Track 2, 3, 47 Council 47 Inlramurals I. 2.3.4. PATRICK D. EASTLEY IOI6 Wheeler Slreef 5SC S+. Rosalie Cross Counfry 2, 3, 47 Sludenf 2SS Mosl' Blessed Sacramenl' Rifle Club I7 Cross Counlry 2, 37 Track I, 2, 3, 47 Sludenl' Officer 47 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD P. EINLOTH 3059 Pioneer Avenue 4SC SI. Bernard Business Honor Sociely 3 47 Hisfory Honor Sociefy 4: Or- chesfra I, 27 Band I, 2, 47 I RAYMOND J. EJZAK I4O 42nd Slreef Business Club 47 Track I, 2, nframurals 3, 4. Council I, 47 lnframurals I. 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH EMMETT 747 McCaslin Sfreef lnframurals I 2, 3, 4. JOHN R. ERARIO 553l McCandless Avenue Swimming 27 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD R. FEIGEL 228 Ella Sfreel Glee Club I, 27 Swimming Operefla li Minslrel I. ROBERT G. FIORUCCI l228 Herron Avenue lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM T. FISHER 7439 Idlewild Sfreef Baskefball I7 Bowling 27 lnfra 3SC Holy Family 3. 47 Foofball 2, 3, 47 Sfudenf 6SC Sf. Rosalie 25C Sf. Kieran 25C S'r.Joseph l, 27 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 47 5SS S+. John Baplisf 25C Holy Rosary murals I, 2, 3, 4. .1411 5. 'fs ...I . Yila 'MH 1 DONALD A. FRIZZI 226 Pearl Sfreel ROBERT M. FURAR 4 Hazel Slreel Glee Club I: Rifle Club 1: Hislory murals I, 2. DONALD F. FURTIVO 35I Omega Slreel is u S 3 ,, -z 'Q 5 z .' 35. . 4 'M ' . f f-ff' 'A , ,,, ,., 1 ::,f,5j3.?W . 1,434.3 , wi' .f 4: 533,25 p-f .-51.11 I M i , Gy : www' ,- , 4, ,, up,....,M , ' g . .g jfn 3:4 - W E ' 4 an .,.. ' J, - 'WW' - . , ,wmv , 1- QQ . 'mf . l,v,,:if,!::'R,',4 . 1-31 5SC Immaculale Conceplion 45C Sl. Mary A. Honor Sociely 3: Infra- SSC 5.5. Peler and Paul Band I, 2, 3. 4: Blue Knighis 2, 3, 4: Minslrel I: Viking 4: Musical Review 4: Inlramurals I. 2, 3, 4. JACK T. GALLAGHER 24l5 Penn Avenue Sludenl Council I, 2, 3: Sludenl Officer 4: Inlramurals. ROBERT W. GARDNER 4800 Ellsworlh Avenue CHESTER GASIOR 48 Beelen Slreel lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. 46 SSC SI. Palrick 455 Calheclral No. I 6SC Sl. Agnes MICHAEL J. FITZGERALD 35S 7I I2 Michigan Avenue SI. Anselm Ari Club I: Swimming I: Sludenl Officer 4: Inlra. GARY C. FOGLE 35S 3627 Liberly Avenue Sl. John Baplisf Bowling 2, 3, 4: Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL J. FOGLIA 4SC 427 Alwood Slreel Calhedral Chapel Glee Club 2: Rifle Club I: Hislory Honor Sociely 3: Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD L. FOLTYN 4-SC I84 4Is+ Slreel Holy Fqmily Business Club 3, 4: Business Honor Sociely 3, 4: Glee Club I: Hislory Honor Socieiy 3. ALBERT R. FONDY 4SS Sl. John Evangelisf l307 Easl Carson Slreel Foolball I, 2: Sludenl' Council 3: Science Honor Sociely 2: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR A. FONTANA 45C 52I Chianii Slreel' 5.5. Peler and Paul Business Honor Sociely 3, 4: Glee Club I: Track 3, 4: Fool- ball 4: Bowling 4: Band I: Sludenl Council 4: Hisfory Honor Socielv 3: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. ANGELO A. FONZI. JR. 35C Molher of Good Counsel 586 Seagirl Slreef Bowling 2, 3: Sludenl Council I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD F. FRANK 2SS 8602 Bricelyn S'rree+ Exl. Mofher of Good Counsel lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS L. FRANKOVIC 45C 5332 Keyslone Slreel SI. Mary A Business Honor Society 3, 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. is , THOMAS A. GEORGE 3SS 35I2 Frazier Slreef Caihedral Iniramurals I, 2. ROBERT A. GERTHOFFER 55C 42l I Bruce Sfreef SI. Mary Cheerleader Ig Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. BERNARD A. GIBBONS 4SC 537 Norih Murlland Avenue Business Club 4: Sfudeni Counc 3, 4. CLASS OF I953 Holy Rosary il 2, 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, While Paf Easfley aifempfs fo find 'Ihe elusive value of z , Brofher G. Thomas Iooirs on. ihe meanfime, John Apel, slouched in perplexed fashion, bespealrs the doub+ of class 255. , . FRANK M. GLABICKI Q 4224 Posl Sfreel - I Inframurals I, 2. I PAUL J. GLATZ H 7I25 Ross Garden Road Fooiball 27 Sludeni' Council 3, 4. THOMAS J. GOTTSCHALK A 7, - . 489 Robinson Courl ' f Foolball 3, 47 Swimming Ig Siudenl Council LAWRENCE J. GREENE 462i Bancroli Slreel RONALD J. GREER 5323 McCandless Avenue Rifle Club 2: Iniramurals I, 2, 3.4. JOHN W. GRIFFIN 544I Claybourne Slreef Siudenf Council 47 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 3SC Holy Family ISC Corpus Chrisli 2SC Sf. Agnes 37 Inlramurals 5SS S+. Mary 55C Si. Kieran 3SS Sacred Hear? 47 MICHAEL L. GUERRA 3SS Immaculale Conceplion SOI4 Friendship Avenue Swimming IA, 2: Siege Crew I, 2: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. CARL V. GUTTILLA ISAS I326 Paulson Avenue Corpus Chrisfi Swimming I, 2, Inlramurals I: Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4.- DONALD P. GUYKER :sc . I , A 520 Sou+h Ma+iIda Streel SI. Joseph 2 ' ' Band I, 2, 3, 41 Blue Knighrs I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4. A , SIDNEY HAECK ISAS 3 Congress Slreel Epiphany , . r, M I s . eff. ii'w 1 I . omoi f 3 . i,Q I of s 4 . eior i'i , LAWRENCE HALL 275I Slafford Slreel Swimming I: Iniramurals 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY HALTERLEIN 7022 Churchland Slreel Scoufing Club I, 2: lnlramurals 3, 4. CHARLES HAMMER 534 Hasfings Sfreel PATRICK HANDKE 6835 McPherson Boulevard Chess Club 4. FRANK HARLOVICH 6927 Greenwood Avenue JOHN H. HARRIS, II 3875 Bigelow Boulevard LOUIS F. HAUGH 6950 I-Iamillon Avenue Ari' Club I, 23 Inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. ROBERT F. HENKEL 75I7 Melrose Slreel Rifle Club 2, 31 lniramurals 3, 4. DANIEL P. HENRY 6954 McPherson Boulevard Hisiory Honor Sociely 33 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Swimming lg Siudenl Officer 4, Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 5SC SI. Beds SSC Corpus Chrisfi 4SC Sacred Heart 3SS Holy Rosary 555 SI. Raphael 3SC Calhedral No. I 35C Holy Rosary ISC SI. Anseln 555 Holy Rosary Swimming Ig Rifle Club I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES H. HINNEBUSCH SSC I23O Duffield Slreel SI. Raphael Track 2, 3: Inlramurals I, THOMAS J. HOLLERAN 2SS 6209 Howe Slreef Sacred Hearl' Glee Club I, 47 Rifle Club I: Musical Review 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 37 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. HENRY M. HONDA I2 Cable Place Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN A. HORNYAK 45lf2 Almeda Slreet Swimming 2, 4. FREDERICK A. HOTUJEC 4825 Hallield Sfreef Science Honor Sociely 27 Hislory Honor 'rramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. HOWLEY II7 Souflw Lang Avenue Bowling 2, 3: Inlramurals JOSEPH O. HUGHES 238 Darraglw Slreel' 2. 3. 4. SSC Cafliedral No. II . 3SC SI. Ann 255 SI. Mary A. Sociely 3, 4: In- 4SC SI. Bede 35C Calhedral No. I . 3. 4 Baslcelball Ii Swimming Ig Inlramurals I, 2 JOHN D. HUNTER 400 Norlh Neville Srreel 'Chess Club Ig Inframurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT JACKSON I5I5 Trinify Slreei 3SC Calhedral No. I 4-SC Sacred Hearf Cross Counlry I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 47 Inframurals I, 2. RAYMOND P. HICKEY I838 Locusf S+ree+ Baslcelball 27 Inframurals FRANK M. HILLS 7I55 Verona Boulevard Bowling I, 27 Inlramurals I, BERNARD P. HILTERMAN 7OI9 MI. Vernon Slreer Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 47 THOMAS J. HINES 58I Celeron Sfreer Business Honor Sociefy 3, 47 I, 2, 3.4. 2, 3, 4. Inframurals I. Rifle Club 2, 3. 47 Sociefy 3, 45 Iniramurals 2, 3, 4. SSS Epiphany SSC Sf. Walburga ISAS Holy Rosary 4SC SI. James Hislory Honor As Broiher Michael plays a record in Spanish class, H. Walsh, R. Serre, L. Kompare, D. Kloclowslri, and J. Kenna look on wilh fascinalion and anlicipalion. WILLIAM F. JONES 65C I Minnesola Slreel S+, Rosalie lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES F. JOYCE 45C IOI5 LOCUSI' Slreel Epiphany lnlramurals I, 2. THOMAS J. JOYCE 4SS 34I Lawn Slreef SI. Agnes MARTIN B. KAMINSKI ISC 33I2 Niagara Sires? Calhedral No. I Foolbell Manager 2. 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL F. KANE 35C 325 Soulh Evaline Slreef S+. Lawrence TOWERS 43 VIKING 41 Inlremurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN P. KEARCHER 6SC 4425 Milgefe Sfreel S+. Joseph lnlramurals I. 50 RICHARD P. JACOB 25S l42 Yorkshire Slreel Sl. Beds Bowling 3, 41 Golf 3. 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. JANKOWSKI 45C 242 38'fh Slreel Business Club 31 I-lislory Honor Sociely 3: lniramurals I. ROBERT A. JENNINGS 455 II4 Craff Avenue SI. Agnes Sludenl Council 3: Sfudenf Officer 43 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. SI. Augusline CLASS 0F I953 912' .1 , 4,99 ,, , L, Exzmxif -P . A fifiiiiiiii N 2 , ...M -. . ,,,.-X i.H'3J'f-2g.,f-,- QI? wg. ., rf, 25332. . v i 1412! ,' f5f5.i,Ir V - STEPHEN W. KEEFER 25C 435 Souflw Braddock Avenue S+. James Glee Club I: Sfudenf Officer 4: Inlramurals 2, 3.4. WILLIAM M. KELLEHER 2SC 60 Wakefield Sfreel Caflwedral No. 2. Swimming I, 2: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR E. KELLEY ISAS 5I9 Norlh Avenue Sf. James Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Orcheslra I: Operella 2, 3, 4: Musical Review I, 4: TOWERS 4: Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Lalin Honor Sociely 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. HENRY P. KELLY ISAS 3 IO Norlh Aiken Avenue SI. Lawrence Arl Club I: TOWERS 4: VIKING I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenf Council I, 2: Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4. JEROME A. KENNA 6SC 227 Taylor Sfreel SI. Joseph Inframurals I, 2. CHARLES KENNEDY ISC SI4 Leydon Sfreel SI. Kieran PATRICK W. KENNEDY 555 5906 Callowlnill Slreel Sacred Hear? Sfudenl Council I, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LEO C. KETTER 3SS I666 Moringside Avenue SI. Raphael Hislory Honor Sociefy 37 Inlramurals 2. JAMES F. KING 3SS 42I3 Shields Slreel Sf. Rosalie Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. f ,, . 555-gl5ggli.,7L,5,:3 '31, 1. I JAMES R. KING 3SS IO9 Kilmer Slreel Blessed Sacramenf Hislory Honor Sociely 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL A. KISSANE 2SS 2770 Beechwood Boulevard SI. Philomena Cross Counlry Ig Track I, 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Operella 3, 4: Musical Review 4: Sfudenl Council I, 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. SAMUEL J. KLINGENSMITH SSC IOII Heberlon Slreel' Sacred Hearf Musical Review 43 Inlramurals I, 2. 3, 4. DONALD F. KLODOWSKI bSC 4605 Plummer Sfreel' Holy Family Glee Club I: Minslrel I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LOUIS J. KOMPARE 6SC 54II Carnegie Avenue SI. Mary A. lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. VICTOR F. KOST ISAS 29I2 Leander Sfreef Immaculafe Hearl of Mary Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4. 5l I MARTIN M. KUHAR 772I Benneff Sfreef TOWERS 4, Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD J. KUNIC 5503 McCandless Avenue Rifle Club Ig Sfage Crew JAMES E. LACEY 5717 McCandless Avenue 2: lnframurals I, 2, SSC Holy Rosary 5SC Sf. Mary A. 3, 4. 4SS Sl. Raphael Rifle Club Ig Wrifers' Club 4: Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4. HOWARD H. LA FIANZA 3637 Belhoven Sfreef Arf Club I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 27 lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4. JERRY LANYI 75I2 Ellesmere Sfreef 4SC Sf. Joseph 3SS Sf. Anselm Band I, 2, 3, 4, Blue Kniqhfs I, 2, 3, 43 Musical Review I, 4: Opereffa 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2 3 4. DONALD J. LEAHY 5SC 442 Amberson Avenue Calhedral No. I inframurals 3 4. LOUIS J. LIND 4SS I036 Dufheld Sfreef Sf. Raphael Rifle Club I, 2, lnframurals 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. LINDENFELSER ISC 346 Garnef Way SI. Joseph Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 41 lnframurals I. 2. ANTHONY L. LIOTTA 4SS 252 Soufh Winebiddle Sfreef Imrnaculafe Concepfion Rifle Club I, 27 Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Blue Kniqhfs 2, 3, 4: Opereffa 3, 4, Musical Review 45 Inframurals I, 2, 34. IB6 47fh Sfreef . JAMES P. KOZAR SSC 4607 Cenler Avenue Calhedral Ng, I Foofball 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Officer 47 Inframurals 2, 3, 4. EUGENE R. KRAH 4SS I337 Cordova Road Sf. Raphael Swimming 21 Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3. HENRY F. KRATOVEL 65C 7746 Baxter Sfreef Holy Rosary ee Club I: Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4i Minsfrel I. JOSEPH R. KUCZYNSKI ISC Holy Family Club Ig Band 2, 3, 43 Blue Kniqhfs 2, 3, 43 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. ff.. JOHN J. LIOTTA 65C 252 Soulli Winebiddle Slreel lmmaculale Concepfion Band I, 2, 3, 4: Blue Knighfs I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4, Operella 3, 4, Musical Review 4g lnlromurals l, 2 3 4. RONALD A. LISOTTO 65C I373 Monlezuma Slreel Corpus Chrisli Track 23 Sfudenf Council I 2: Sfudenl Officer 4: lniramurals 2, 3, 4, GERARD J. LOCKARD 4SC 38I5 Hoosac Slreel Sl. Rosalie Business Honor Sociely 4: Sludenf Council I, 4: Baslceiball I: Bowling l, 27 lnlramurals. EDWARD J. LOSKAMP ISC 7530 Dickson Sireei Sl. AI'1S9lm Glee Club I, 2: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DAVID LOUGHRAN 7352 Whipple Slreel Operefla 3, 4: Musical Review 47 Inframurals JOSEPH P. LUCAS 7930 Edgewood Avenue Inlramurals I, Sludenl Council RICHARD O. LUCAS 552 Greenfield Avenue Ari Club 31 Golf 3, 4. I, 47 Sfudenl JOHN R. LUTCHKO 2I2O Benlley Drive I-lisfory Honor Sociely EDWARD L. LYDON 766 Melbourne Slreel Arf Club Ig Minsfrel DONALD C. LYNCH 5OI5 Jordan Way Ari Club I, 3, 47 Siege Crew 4. lg lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD J. MADALINSKI I69 Robinson Sfreef Rifle Club I. PAUL F. MADIGAN 7448 Fleming Slreef Glee Club lg Rifle Club l. DANIEL A. MAGLOCCO bll Soulh Braddock Avenue Sfudenl Council li lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. 5SS S+. Anselm 2, 3, 4. 5SS S+. Anselm Officer 4. SSS Sl. Rosalia 2SS Holy Trinify ISC SI. Rosalie 55C S+. Lawrence 4SS SI. Agnes 3SS SI. Anselm 4SS SI. James 53 if.. . F . . . 'sl 1 A K Ak vi. 1 , 1 ei I T . ' of ' fi? is . A A if H If f , s B - Q I I ? ,Q.f,-ff f . v ,'K ' H .2 ANTHONY J. MAOLA ISC 32l3 Julief Slreel Calhedral No. 2 Foolball Ig Siudenf Council I: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ALEX A. MARTELLA ' SSS 36lI Parkview Avenue Calhedral Chapel Tennis I, 4: Usher 43 lnlramurals I, 2, 3.4. EDWARD J. MARTIN 2SC l32I Poinfview Slreel Corpus Chrisii Band I, 2, Blue Kniqhls I, 2, Swimming 23 Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN G. MARTIN ISAS 57I Campbell Slreel SI. James Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 41 Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4. ROBERT V. MARTRANO 3SC 3306 Ruihven Slreel S+. John Baplisf lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT A. MARTZO ISAS lmmaculale Conceplion 5I2 Aspen Slreef Ari Club 2, 3, 43 Debaling I, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club I1 TOWERS 47 VIKING 2, 3, 4: Siudenl Council I, 2, 41 Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Usher I, 2, 4. JOHN A. MAGNOTTA 7800 Union Slreef lnlramurals l, 2. ROBERT W. MAHER 204 Norlh Negley Avenue Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Sluden 55C Madclonna Del Coslello 455 Sacred Hearl I Council 2, 3: lnlramurals I, 2. TERRENCE M. MAHON EY II47 Morningside Avenue Rifle Club I. WILLIAM A. MALICH 4826 Hallield Slreel Foolball 2, 3, 4: Siudenl SSC SI. Raphael ISC SI. Mary Olllicer 4: lniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD F. MALINOWSKI 3I7 Soulh Pacific Avenue l, 2, 3, 41 Operelia 3 4: 478I Sciola Slreel Sludenl Council 2 3, 41 255 SI. Lawrence Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 41 Sluclenl Council Sludenf Officer 4. RONALD H. MANGOLD 2 Sociely 33 lniramurals I, MARTIN J. MANNING 4826 Chaisworih Slreel RICHARD T. MANNING 570 Celeron Sireei lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. MANNING 3903 Nanlaskei Slreel Glee Club I1 Foolball 2. Bowling I, 2, 3, 47 Hislory Honor , 3, 4 45C ST. Joseph 25C Sl. Slephen 25C Sl. James 5SC SI. Rosalia l , - ,, , M w A , ,,.- ' N A f ..,ei I I If iw A F 52 ' ,.,. I JOSEPH A. MASSARO 4723 Sfanlon Courf Business Honor Sociely 4: Sfudenl Council 2, 3, I, 2, 3, 41 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND C. MESNAR 492I Buller Sfreef Hisfory Honor Sociely 3, 47 Inlramurals I, 2, 3 JAMES E. MICHER 22I5 Hawfluorne Slreef Inlramurals I, 2. CLASS OF I953 4SC SI. Raphael 4, Foofball 2SS SI. Mary A. 4. SSS SI. Anselm M is Y 1' As Ihe prayer moniior infones fhe Rosary, class ISAS responds reverenfly, Holy Mary THOMAS A. MILLER 3I7 Pennview Drive ISC Holy Rosary Traclc I, 2, 3: Foofball 2, 3: Swimming I7 Sfudenf Officer 4, Sludenl Council 33 lnframurals I, JOHN L. MINARD I432 Browning Road Glee Club Ig Inlramurals I, ROBERT J. MITSCH 527 Gross Slreel Rifle Club I, 2, Hislory H0 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM F. MONAHAN 7234 Thomas Boulevard Track I, 2, 3, 4. CARMEN J. MORANTE Box I75 Aber Road lVeronaI Bowling 3, Inlramurals I, 2, JOHN J. MORIARTY 5OI5 Broad Slreef Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3, 4. 4-SS Sacred Hearf 2. 4SC SI. Joseph nor Sociefy Inframurals I, 3SS SI. Bede 3SC Corpus Clwrisfi 3, 4. 2SC SI. Lawrence 55 ROBERT G. MOSEL 25C 53II Keysfone Sfreef S+, Kieran lnframurals 3, 4. ANTHONY J. MOWOD 65C 932 Bellaire Avenue Our Lady of Vicfory Foofball I, 25 Baslcefball I3 Opereffa 2, 4: 5fuclenf Council Ig 5fudenf Officer 43 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES G. MUNSON 55C 664I Premo Sfreel 5f. Raphael Rifle Club I, 21 lnframurals l. JEROME A. MURPHY 355 IBI2 Lafayeffe 5freef Sf. Anselm Sfuclenf Council 3, 43 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. . JOHN E. MURPHY 317 5emple Sfreef Business Honor 5ociefy 4. MAURICE T. MURPHY l68 47fln Sfreef Arf Club Ig TOWERS 4, Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4. JAMES J. MURRAY 326 Canferbury Sfreef JOSEPH T. MCANDREWS 7482 Delmar Way MICHAEL T. MCCANN 5I7 53rd Sfreef Sfudenf Officer 43 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN F. MCCARTHY 5209 Dearborn 5freef 5wimminq 2: Bowling 2, 4. GEORGE L. McCOOK, JR. 5923 Kenfuclcy Avenue PAUL F. MCCOOL 7435 McClure Avenue PAUL H. MCDERMOTT I53l Oakdene Sfreef Lafin Honor 5ociefy 4. Rifle Club I3 VIKING 3, Wrifers' Club 3, 4. 45C Cafhedral No. I 355 5f. Mary I, lnframurals I, 355 5f. Sclwolasfica 65C Sf. Anselm Sfudenf Council 45 Sfudenf Officer 47 lnframurals 2, 3, 4. 555 5f. Kieran Foofball I, 2, 3, 47 Swimming lg Sfudenf Council l, 2: Chess Club 3, 43 Tennis 3, 41 lnframurals 3, 4. 25C Sf. Lawrence 555 5acrecl Hear 25C Sf. Anselr Glee Club ly Swimming Ig Sfudenf Council 33 lnframural: ISA Corpus Chris' WILLIAM J. MCGRATH ISC 3OI3 Bigelow Boulevard Sf. Richard lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD D. MCGREEVY 555 225 Soufh Sf. Clair Sfreef Sacred Hearf lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS J. McGUIGAN 355 5547 Beverly Sfreef Sf. Raphae Rifle Club I, 27 lnframurals 2, 3 DAVID K. MCGUIRE ISAS 277I Beechwood Boulevard Sf. Philomena Debafing I, 2, 3, 47 Scoufing Club I, 2, 37 TOWERS 4: Slu- clenf Council 3, 47 Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 47 Lafin Honor Sociefy 47 Science Honor Socief 3, 47 Sfam Club 3, 47 Y P lnframurals I. 2. 3, 4. TIMOTHY M. MCKENNA ISC 7234 Mf. Vernon Sfreef Holy Rosary Sfudenf Council I7 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. MCKENNA 4SS l225 Farragut Sfreef Sacred Hearf Rifle Club I, 2, 3. 47 Golf 3, 4i Inframurals. WILLIAM T. MCMANUS 6SC 273 38fh Sfreef Sf. John Bapfisf lnframurals I, 2. ROBERT J. McNALLY SSC I88I Jancey Sfreef Sf. Raphael lnframurals 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL W. NASH 45S 408 Greenfield Avenue SI, Rosalie Art Club I7 Glee Club 37 Swimming 2, 47 Rifle Club I, 47 Scoufing Club I7 Opereffa 3, 4i Minsfrel I7 Inframurals. JAMES G. McGLYNN 3SC 848 Johnsfon Avenue Sf. Sfephen Arf Club Ii Inframurals I, 2. JOHN E. MCGONIGLE 2SS 52I Maryland Avenue Glee Club I7 Swimming I, 27 lnframurals l, 27 Rifle Club I. Sacred Hearf JOHN P. MCGOUGH ISAS I7OO Oalcgrove Avenue S Swimming I, 27 Opereffa 3, 47 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN P. McGRAIL 555 3207 Joe Hammer Square Glee Club I7 Rifle Club I7 Musical Review l, 47 Sfudenf Council 37 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. f. Anselm Sf. Agnes ik I I I . 432 7 1. 2- N- ,SW 1 f 3 7 er A '- 1 gn z Q Q :X lf' fb Q' 4 'II 2, I 7 Y. Y I' A , . S 77 I y, y I , . ...J 43 'Q' ,J Franlr O'Brien, during one of his visils lo lhe Pre- fecl ol Discipline, fries in vain lo presenl a plau- sible plea. GEORGE J. NOONAN 39 Lawn Slreel Glee Club I3 Swimming I, JOHN P. NOWAK 2lO8 Lloyd Avenue Rifle Club 2. PATRICK M. NUZZO 207 Haslinqs Slreel Band Ig lnlramurals 2, 3, 4 HOWARD W. OBMAN Il45 Oqlellnorpe Slreel Debalinq I, 2, 3, 4: Rifle C FRANK O'BRlEN 68I6 Sth Avenue lnlrarnurals I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD P. O'CONNELL 335 Alwood Slreel lnlrarnurals 2, 3, 4. 23 Towers 4. lub lp Hislor 35C Sl. Agnes 4SS Sl. Anselm 25C Sl, Bede 455 Sl. Kieran onor Sociely 3, 4. ISC Holy Rosary 3SS Callwedral No. l . W, ll. xi 'K Xl. -ew. Q., . W +f Q ES. I 'WI MICHAEL P. NEE ISAS l929 Tuslin Slreel Epiphany Debalinq I, 2, 3, 41 TOWERS 4: Sludenl Council 3, 41 His- lory Honor Sociely 3, 45 Lalin Honor Sociely 41 Science Honor Sociely 3, 4, Sludenl Officer 41 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. NEWELL 3SC I926 Forbes Slreel Sl. Agnes lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. NITKIEWICZ 25C I34 43rd Slreel Holy Family Rifle Club I: Band li Minslrel I. CLASS OF 1953 X 'IK 'E V? Zia: JAMES F. O'CONNELL ZSC 6424 Marchand Slreei Sacred Heari Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL R. O'CONNOR ISAS IZI6 Macon Avenue SI. Anselm Ari Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Operella 3, 4: Musical Review 4: Hisiory Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Inlramurals I, 3, 4. RICHARD R. O'KEEFE 455 3l5 Norili Graham Sfreei 5I. Lawrence VIKING 3, 4: Wriiers' Club 3, 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4. CHARLES J. O'LEARY 55C IO25 Ross Sfreel Sl. James Ari Club I, 2, 4: Musical Review 4: Mission Club 4: Siege Crew 4. WILLIAM N. OLSEN ISAS 4636 Cenler Avenue Cailnedral No. I Rifle Club l, 2: Hisiory Honor Sociely 3, 4. MATTHEW J. OSTROFSKY 35S 54l3 Carnegie Sireel SI. Kieran Baslcelball I: lnlrarnurals I: Bowling 2, 3: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. CHESTER F. OSTROWSKI 35C l5l 45ll'1 Slreef Holy Family Ari Club I, 2, 3, 4: VIKING 4: Sludeni Council 2: Business Honor Sociefy 4: Inframurals I, 2. FRANCIS J. PAFF 255 H25 Milfon Avenue Sl. Anselm Hisiory Honor Sociely 3: lnlrarnurals l, 2, 3, 4. MARTIN T. PALASHOFF 25C l24 Burrows Slreel Sl. Agnes save., is GEORGE R. PALFY 25C 535 Princefon Boulevard S+, James Bowling 2: Rifle Club I: Sfage Crew 2. PAUL A. PALOMBO, II 55S 672I Reynolds Sireei , S+, Bede Glee Club I: Rifle Club I: Band 3, 4: Blue Knigluls 3, 4: Operella 3, 4: Musical Review 4: lniramurals. ANTHONY F. PAPALIA 35C I328 Gibbon Sireei S+, Pefe, lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. JOHN A. PARCO SSS 6026 Slanion Avenue Sacred Hear? Rifle Club I: Bowling 2. MARTIN A. PARENTE 555 6Il8 S+. Marie Sireei Help of Chrislians lniramurals 2, 3, 4. J. PAUL PASOUARRELLI 255 366 Bouquei Sireei Calliedral No. I Glee Club 2: Rifle Club I, 2: Bowling 3, 4: Hisiory Honor Sociely 3, 4: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 59 STEPHEN PATRICK 2SC 3l2l Terrace Slreel Sl. Agnes Rifle Club I: Inlramurals I, 2: Slage Crew 3. DONALD J. PECK 2SC Sl. Lawrence I: Swimming I, 2: lnlramurals I, 2, I25 Norlh Aiken Avenue Glee Club I: Foolball 3, 4. JOHN V. PESSAMATO 6SC 60I Paulson Avenue S. S. Peler and Paul Rifle Club 2, 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD E. PFOHL 3SS RAYMOND E. PIETRANGELI 3SC I2IO Herron Avenue Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ALEXANDER F. PI ETRZYK ISAS 334 Main Slreel Arl Club I, 2, 3. 4: TOW Lalin Honor Sociely 4: Science Honor Sociely 3, 4: Cheer- leader I. R. STEPHEN PISKURICH 4909 Plum Way lnlramurals I, 2, 3. 4. JAMES M. POLASKI bl Lawn Slreel Business Honor Sociely 3, Club 2, 3: lnlramurals. ROBERT T. POLLAK I7I5 Hays Slreel Baslcelball 2, 3: Rifle Club I: Sludenl Council 2, 3: Hislory Honor Sociely 3: Inlramu LEONARD F. POWLICK 2SS 3606 Frazier Slreel Calhedral No. 2 Arl Club I, 2: TOWERS 4. JOHN F. PRICE 2SS 7I I5 Sclnayer Avenue Sl. Anselm Debaling I: Glee Club I: Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Inlremurels 3, 4. FRANCIS E. PRIOR 4SS 4372 Winlerburn Slreel Sl. Rosalie Rifle Club 3. 4: lnlramurals 2. 3, 4. FRANCIS A. PUTARO SSS 234 Mansion Slreel SI. Slephen Hislory Honor Sociely 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Sl. Lawrence r Sociely 3: Sluclenl Officer 4: 250 Soulh Evaline Slreel Swimming I: Hislory Hono lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Sl. John Baplisl Holy Family ERS 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: ISC Sl. Mary 4SC Sl. Agnes 4: Hislory Honor Sociely 3: Rifle 4SC SI. Anselm rals I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS W. OUINLAN 442V2 Calvin Slreel Tennis 21 Baskelball I, 2. 3, 4. MATTHEW A. RADINOVICH 5604 Duncan Sireel Band 4i Blue Knighfs 4. JOHN RADZANOWSKI 4923 Bufler Sfreef Rifle Club Ig Band 2, 3: Blue Knighls 2. ROBERT J. RASE I84 Vicfory Lane fy' 35C SI. Mary 2SS SI. Mary A. 4SS Holy Family 6SC S+. Mary A. PHILIP M. REISS 502I Voll Way Rifle Club I: Inlramurals I, 2, 3. 4 PHILIP E. RENTLER 7325 MI, Vernon Sfreef DONALD J. REOLA 5250 2nd Avenue ROBERT F. REYNOLDS 29I0 Shady Avenue 4: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE J. RICOTTI 346 Soulh Ailcen Avenue JOHN W. RIHN I732 Duffield Slreel JOHN RILEY I934 Ardmore Boulevard Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD J. RISBON 86I4 Pershing Sfreef BERNARD F. ROCHE 4048 Liberly Avenue lnframurals 2. Business Club 4: Sludenf Council 41 Inframurals ,.. -e 'V25, . ' i X 5'f.-5577 i 5311 ' 5SC S+. Sfephen 3SC Holy Rosary I. 2, 3. 4. 3SS Sf. Sfephen Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. ISAS SI. Philomena Scoufing Club I3 Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Sfudenf Officer Ari Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 41 Band 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I. ISAS lmmaculafe Concepfion ISC SI. Raphael 4SS Sf. Maurice ISC Most Blessed Sacramenl ISC Sf. Joseph bl is A '9 -, I me Y if 4 i 'mr- if ,fwi 1,8 A Mkh' :,, , I 4 , .if fi- ', Mi, 'K ' -'3 'f,,'.' ':1 gI5' : ' .i.. 1 I EDWARD C. ROZNIATA 3804 Fosfer Sfreef GIee Club Ig Swimming JOHN M. RUANE 7II3 Kedron Sfreef I, InIramuraIs I, 2, 3 RONALD J. RUBINKOWSKI I32 4Is+ Sireef JAMES K. RUFFING I344 MonIezuma Sireei GIee CIub I, 31 Swimm 2, 3. PAUL J. SANDS 5824 Holden Sfreei REG-IS R. SAUERS I5 AIberIice Sire-ei InIramuraIs I, 2, 3, 4. inq I, 2: InIramuraIs 2SC S+. Augusfine , 4. 4SC Holy Rosary 4SS HoIy Family 25C Corpus CI1risIi I, 27 Operefia 5SS Sacred Heari 65C Holy Rosary JOSEPH A. ROCHE 5330 Keysfone Sfreef Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT M. ROCHE 424 Norfh Beaffy Sfreei Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE RODGERS 238 SouII'i MiIIvaIe Avenue ISC SI. Kieran 3SS Sacred Hear? 4SC ImmacuIaIe Concepfion Glee Club Ig Riile CIuI9 Ig Hisfory Honor Socieiy 3: Inira- muraIs I, 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD ROHRER 504 CampIJeII Sfreef 25S SI. James BowIinq 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4, I-Iisiory Honor Socieiy 3, 43 SIudenI Officer 43 InIran'iuraIs I, 2, 3, 4. LEO ROLLER ISC 226 CoIIarI Sfreei Cafhedral Ng. I Siudenf Council Ig Siaqe Crew 2, 3, Band Manager Ig Infra- muraIs I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROSEBERRY ISC 260 SI-iady Avenue Sagred I-lean GIee CIub I. LEONARD ROSOL 2SC 36I4 Smallman Sfreef SI. Auqusiine Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH ROSSO 65C I708 Tusfin Sfreei SI. Peier Foo1baII 3, 47 Siudenf Council 47 Siudeni Officer 43 Vin- cenfians 3: Iniramurals 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL A. ROYTAS 35S 45I4 Chaisworfln Sfreef SI. Joachim Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Golf 3, 47 InIrarnuraIs I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. SAWHILL ISC I2 Souflw Wheeler Sfreef Moflwer of Good Council Bowling I, 2, 3, 41 Sfudenf Council I, 21 lnframurals. THOMAS W. SCANLON 555 4625 Carlfon Sfreef Sf. Mary Baslcefball I: Rifle Club I7 lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS E. SCHOFIELD 5SS IO05 Norfh Sheridan Avenue Sacred Hearf Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF I953 While Der Bruder George mainfains his poise, class ZSS, alerf and affenfive, awai'Is Bro'Iher's correcfion of Milre Kissane's Iranslaiion in Ger- man class. JOHN R. SCHRATZ 55S B4-I Enfield Sfreef Cathedral No, I C-lee Club Ig Swimming Ig Rifle Club I, 21 Sfage Crew 27 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES P. SCHUBERT 2SC IOO2 Gerrifl' Sfreef Holy Rosary lnframurals I, 2. E. PETER SCHUMACHER 4SS 6I7 Hay Sfreef Sf, James Foofball 2, 3, 45 Sfudenf Council 3, 41 Sfudenf Officer 4: lnfmamurals 2, 3, 4. PAUL J. SCHUMACHER 255 238 Berkley Avenue Sf. Maurice Rifle Club 2: Band Ig Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Sfage Crew 4. EDWARD A. SCHUSTER 3SC 4923 Lyfle Sfreef Sf. Sfephen Sfudenf Council 4, lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. CAMILLE F. SCIORILLI 4SS II2 Norfh Mafhilda Sfreef lmmaculafe Concepfion Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 25 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4. 63 JOSEPH J. SCIULLI 4I8 Darragh Sireei Track I: Iniramurals I. RICHARD A. SCIULLI 4II Aiwood Sireei Inframurals 2, WILLIAM J. SCULLY 4752 Kincaid Sfreef JOSEPH V. SCURO 34 FuIIer+on SfreeI Inframurals 2, 3, 4. L ,, 4 I v7Iv g i V 4SS CaII'1ecIraI ISC CaII'iedraI No. 2 3SS S+. Mary BSC SI. Peier , f JOHN P. SEMPLICE II Marion Sfreei Iniramurais I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH T. SENKO 3I35 Baies Sfreei 4SS SI. Peier SI. Joachim Ari' Club I, 2, 3, 4: Inframurais 21 TOWERS 43 I-Iisiory Honor SocieIy 3, 47 VIKING I. RONALD G. SERRE 4826 Kincaid Sireef 6SC SI. Lawrence Swimming I, 25 Iniramurais I1 Fooibail 3. CLYDE C. SHARP 3334 Niagara Sireei SSC Cafhedral No. 2 Business Club 4, Swimming I1 I-Iisiory Honor Socieiy 3, 41 Siudeni Officer 4: Iniramurals I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM C. SHARRY 48OI Cypress Sireei Siage Crew Ig Inframurals 3. 4. JACK R. SHIELDS 6I9 Bigelow Sireef Business Club 4g Inrramurals I, 2, 3. 4. ROBERT D. SHROPE 70 Aimeda Sfreei I-'Iis'rory Honor Socieiy 3: Iniramurals I, 2. 3. 4. ROBERT L. SHROUP R. D. -Wo. Irwin, Pa. Giee Ciub Ig Rifle CIub I. 2. 3. RICHARD E. SICLARE 48 Logan Sfreei SSS SI. Joseph 5SC S+. Rosaiia 5ST SI. Siephei 4S! Immaculafe Concepiioi ISC S+. Peie Business Club 31 Opereiia 2: Iniramurais 2, 3, 4. I HARRY W. SMITH 255 I44O Walnuf Sfreef Sf. James Tennis 3, 4: Rifle Club I: Viking I: Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Bowling Secrefary 2, 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN C. SMITH 355 2328 Wooclsfoclc Avenue Sf. Anselm Band I: Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3: Sfudenf Officer 4: Infra- murals I', 2, 3, 4. RICHARD J. SNYDER 2252 Manor Avenue Towers 4: lnframurals I, BERNARD L. SOISSON 75I3 Hamilfon Avenue Glee Club I: Swimming Musical Review 4. DONALD J. SOTAK I604 Oalcgrove Avenue Sfudeni Officer 4: Musi JOHN E. STAIGER 4542 Friendship Avenue Glee Club I: Bowling 2, 2, 3, 4. I, 2: Rifle Club cel Review 4, 3: lnframurals I, 3 JAM ES L. STEINKI RCHNER 5627 Rippey Sfreef Rifle Club I: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. STEMLER 5446 Roseffa Sfreef Foofball 2, 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN D. STOKES 3724 Frazier Sfreef Foofball 2, 3, 4: Sfage Crew I: lnframurals I 3SC Sf. Anselm 3SC Holy Rosary : Opereffa 3, 4: 3SS Sf. Amselm ISC Sf. Joseph , 4. 355 Sf. Raphael 455 Sf. Lawrence 6SC Cafl-iedral No. 2 , 2, 3, 4. JAMES C. SISAK I2I7 Lincoln Avenue Hisfory Honor Sociefy murals 3, 4. F. GORDON SISK Corpus Chrisfi 3, 4: TOWERS 4: VIKING 4: Infra- 355 649 Seagirf Sfreef Mosf Blessed Sacramenf VIKING I: Arf Club 3: Rifle Club I, 2, 3, 4. MELVIN F. SKINDZIER 255 32IO Dobson Sfreef Immeculafe Hearf of Mary Scoufing Club I, 2, 3: Hisfory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Sfudenf Officer 4: lnframurals 2, 3, 4. EDWARD F. SMITH 5SC 6II Norfln Dallas Avenue Holy Rosary Rifle Club I: Bend 2. 3: Scoufing Club l. . -W . , F V 7 'f 455 Noihing less Ihan 'Phe main froni enirance will do on a winfry day 'For Dan O'ConneII, Bob Kelly, Joe Dusch, Anihony Pivirolio, and Richard O'Leary. MICHAEL A. TAKACH 255 304 Radisson Road Si. Sylvesler Glee Club I, 2, 41 Bowling Secreiary 3. 4: Musical Review I, 41 I-lisiory Honor Socieiy 33 lniramurals. GEORGE H. TAYLOR 65C IOII7 Pearl Road Si. Barllwolemew lnlramurals 3, 4. NORMAN J. TAYLOR 455 I722 Jancey Sireei Si. Raplwael Vilrinq I3 lniramurals 2. JOHN E. TESSARO 355 l4Ol Norlln Negley Avenue Sacred Heari Rille Club I. WILLIAM A. THOMAS 45S IS39 Funsion Slreei Sl. Walburqa Rifle Club lg lniramurals 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. TISKUS 45C 222 Robinson Sireel SI. Agnes Ari Club Ip Business Club 3, 4: Glee Club Sludenl Council I . lg Rifle Club 2, DONALD N. STYSLINGER 3SS 7022 Idlewild Sireei Holy Rosary Swimming I, 2,,4g lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH J. SZALAJKO ISAS l75 4Isl Sireei Holy Family Ari Club 3, 43 TOWERS 41 Hisiory Honor Sociely 3, 4. FRANK T. SZYMANSKI ..ISAS l82 46'rl1 Sireei Holy Family Fooiball I, 2: Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 41 Iniramurals I, 27 Mission Club 4: Hislory Honor Socieiy 3, 43 Laiin Honor Sociely 3, 4: Science Honor Socieiy 3, 45 Siudeni Council 3, 4: Siudeni Ofziicer 4. CLASS OF I953 RICHARD F. TOBIN 3SC 279 45ll1 Slreel SI. Mary Baskelball I, 2: lnlramurals 3, 4. EUGENE J, TOPCZYNSKI 3SC lO20 Herron Avenue lmmaculale Hearl of Mary Glee Club I, Cheerleader I, 2. JAMES G. TORSNEY 5SC 97 Flowers Avenue Sl. SI'epl'1en DAVID J. TROSKY 5SS 3377 Ridgeway Sfreef Sl. Richard WALTER S. TYC 2SS I3 Revere Slreef lmmaculale Hearl of Mary G-lee Club I: Viking 2, 3: Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 4: Cheerleader l, 2: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4 EUGENE F. VENTURA 62l4 SI. Marie Slreel Glee Club I, 2. JOHN A. VETTER 2 Minnesola Slreel Foolball lg Hisfory Honor Sociely 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. CARL J. VITTI l49 Meadow Sireei Band lg Sludenl Council lg lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH E. VOLPE 62lO Sawyer Slreei 5SC Sacred Hear? 4SC ST. Rosalia 4SS S. S. Peier and Paul 2SS S+. Mary A. Hislory Honor Sociely 3, 45 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN T. WADKOWSKI I922 Delaware Avenue Baslcelball 2: TOWERS 47 PETER J. WAGNER 729 Easl End Avenue Rifle Club 2. CHARLES L. WAHL I2I7 LaClair Slreel Inlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. WAKELING 54l7 Second Avenue 4SS SI. Anselm lnlramurals l, 3, 4. SSC Sl. James 3SS S+. Anselm 4SC S+. Sfephen Business Club 3: l-Iislory Honor Sociely 3: lnlramurals I. 2, 3, 4. DONALD F. WALKER 5847 Ellsworllw Avenue Minslrel lg Rifle Club I, 2: FRANCIS BARRY WALSH 459 Soulh Allanlic Avenue Swimming lg Inlramurals l, 6SC Sacred Hearl Glee Club I: Business Club 4. 45S Sl. Lawrence 2, 3, 4. 67 HUGH G. WALSH 6SC II26 Winferlon Slreei Sacred Heari Siudenf Officer 41 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES A. WALSH 25S 2798 Beechwood Boulevard SI. Philomena Scouiinq Club I, 2, 37 TOWERS 4: Hislory Honor Socieiy 3, 45 Science Honor Sociely 37 Fooiball Manager I, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN J. WALTON 4BI7 Cypress Slreef Swimming I: lniramurals I, WILLIAM S. WASELEWSKI 4600 Plummer Sireef Swimming li lnlramurals I, 2, JOHN T. WASSELL 458 44Ih Sireef Siudeni Council 3, 41 Iniramu JAMES F. WEBER IOIB Jancey Slreei Baskefball 27 lnframurals HARRY J. WEIHRAUCH 802 McCandless Avenue Hisiory Honor Socieiy 3: lniramurals I, 2, 3, PAUL F. WELLS 360 Soulh Pacific Avenue Swimming I: Siudenl Officer JAMES R. WEYRAUCH 1709 Tusiin SIree'r GEORGE A. WINKLMANN 7I34 Doak Sfreef lnlramurals Ig Siaqe Crew 2 EDWIN J. WOLL 272I Mi. Royal Road VlKlNG 3, 4: Siudeni Counc 68 5 I, 2, THOMAS B. WALSH 5662 Forbes Sireei Fooiball 3: lhiramurals 2, cil 4 4SS Calhedral No. I 3, 4: Rifle Club 21 Siudenl Coun- RICHARD A. WALTERS 4826 Nansen Sireef Foolball 23 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 65C SI. Slephen 2SC SI. Joseph 2, 3, 4. ISC SI. Auqusline 3, 47 Baslceiball 2. 3SC SI. Auqusiine rals I, 2, 3, 4. ISC SI. Raphael 3. 4. ZSS SI. Kieran 4. 5SS SI. Lawrence 4: lniramurals l, 2, 3, 4. . 3SC fy Bran Epiphany 4 Q. 65C , is., S+. Walburqa I - N.. 2SS S+. Philomena V il 41 Wriiers' Club 3, 4. PAU L R. WOODYARD 3SS 8642 Pershing Slreef Mosl Blessed Sacramenf THOMAS R. WROBLEWSKI 2SC 3432 Monroe Sfreef lmmaculale Hearf of Mary Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH M. WYMARD ISAS 7008 Reynolds Sfreef Sf: Bede Glee Club I: TOWERS 4, Hislory Honor Sociefy 3, 4: Min- sfrel I7 lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT S. 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' 70 'Q F25. ..-vi --'--.1 - -' ' xl.. .AL ,I V, L . , - A 1 '57 -n.:q gym Hi., 135. 'mx-. ,Mk?nn. A V fi' ' '5'u'21? 1 ,?v,,'m :,-a,:W,1m.,..f.5rgLx f'1w.,, ' 1 4, 'iw n.. ' 'Q 'rx-,, 1-- iq '1,. - , ' A 5' 1 . , ,JH f X, XI! JI! . f f If? ,-'umffi 'Q ,I Y Y 44 ,X 14 IVITIES F-aTher Louis Nene, one of our own graduaTes, addresses The 'freshmen and sophomores on vocaTions To The secular priesThood. FaTher Nene's Tallr, sponsored by The school Benilde Club, sTressed The pracTical means of recognizing and cor- responding wiTh a vocafion To The priesT- hood. ThroughouT The year,rehgious achvihes and orqanhahons have broughT back To us The reahzaTion of our purpose in hTe. fXT The loeginning oT The school year, hhs ExceHency Bishop John F. Dearden celebraTed Mass of The Holy GhosT Tor The enTue sTudenT body in ST. PauTs C:aThedrah Thu was Tollowed wiThin a monTh by The yearly sTudenT reTreaT. WiThin The school, The Benilde Club, The ArchconTraTerniTy oT The Divine Child, and The VincenTians supplemenT The work oT each BroTherin The hehd of rehgion. The BenHde Club encourages and helps boysinTeresTed hirehgious and pdeshy vocahons. The FwchconhaTernHy and The Vincen- Tians promoTe worlcs oi CaTholic AcTion ThrouqhouT The school. .izaiflu jonf .Ana AT The annual sTudenT reTreaT in OcTober, conducTed by FaTher Owen Lynch, C.P., over sixTeen hundred boys parTicipaTed in The reTreaT exercises aT The CaThedral and in The school. On The TirsT Friday of OcTober The reTreaT was climaxed wiTh The recepTion oT Communion by The maioriTy oT The sTudenTs. Q E i I i inid O Quin .xgcfiuifieri The Archconfra+ernify of +he Divine Child is a religious organizaiion which has exis+ed in all Chris+ian Brolhers' schools since ihe beginning of 'Phe cenlury. Ns purpose is +o provide various reminders of +he primacy of God in our schools and +o be +he spirifual reservoir in +he school. Here, Bro+her Firmilian John, moderaror of our A.D.C., 'lallrs over +he Ociober program wi+h his Vice-Presidenf, William Berbe- rich, and his Presidenf, Richard Zappala. The main unif of Cafholic Acfion in Cenfral is our chapfer of +he Sociefy of Sf. Vincenf de Paul. Volunieer workers from our Vincen+ians help feach cafechism, supervise recreafion, and do +he work of a handyman af ihe House of Mary. Be- low, Brofher Jerome, moderafor, illusfrafes a sou+l-:ern mis- sion +o Vincenfians James McCIenahan, Gerald Klofz, Adrian Cronauer, Charles Wingerson, and James Benning. I? MFHFRS 3? IIIIIMIIIIII Lfdi give Evwfv sive CENTRAL I .f , N ,X , Si A Bqnsr BE A auusme Mads r One of fhe mos? self-sacrificing groups in +he school is Bro+her Edward's Ar! Club. Poslers, exhibits, and signs, re- quesled by various aclivifies and deparl- men+s of The school, are supplied will- ingly and prompily by ihis group. The undnrclassmen a+ +he lefl, Melvin Bry- son, Reber? Higgins, An+hony Bagnafo, Sfanley Gavinski, and Waller Lasek, ar- , range ihe posfers +hai ihey have pro- vided +o s+imula+e ihe Oc+ober Boosier Drive. Llflfl Wadfer lgainfem ew' 4-.4 NIR CVE Y Veieran arrisis Joseph Szalaiko and Alex Pieirzylc confer will moderafor Brolher Edward lo decide which poslers are bes for fhe club's visual encouragemenl of fhe Musical Review lickei' sales. The confinual display ourside ihe boolcsfore ihroughouil lhe year enlailed iorefhoughf and labor on fhe par? of fha Ar? Club. Eugene Riccolfi, Joseph Senlco, Howard La Fian1a, Roberi Marho, Chesfer Osirowski, and Charles O'Leary pool fheir resources in deciding fhe besi possible display pa'Hern. pAifafe65f5 CLI' gXC8!LnCQ Guesf speakers and discussions wifhin fhe club ifself are lea- iures of The Siamp Club. Sealed here are slamp collecf- ing enfhusiasfs Frederick Ros- sini, Roberf Brehm, Hugh Don- nelly, Harry Spicer, Herberf Durbeck, and Daniel Manning: Slanding: Ronald Tyson, Jerry O'Sl1ea, Lawrence Szambelan, Brolher Gilberf, moderalor, John Maloney, Roberf Meyer, James Slack, Garrei' O'Don- nell, and Eugene Bromberg. pafience an 6llfUl'l6 Tl1ere's regular praclice lhroughouf lhe year and games during all seasons for Brolher William's Chess and Checkers Club. Because pafience and a ready infelligence are prime requisifes 'lor chess, fha club has a raiher limifed membership: bui 'lhe regular chess players are ardenf and depend- able en+husiasl's who represeni' Cenfral in compefi- lion wilh olher schools. Herb Durlaeck looks appre- hensively as Roger Mulvihill makes a felling move lforegroundl, while Brolher William and Joseph Piroch wafch James McKnigh+ iussle wi'rh George McCook lbackgroundl. ar. 45, 4- 4.1. :fig-rf' 1-2f'i:':sS. ff. sqm LUQFL fy -.gixflz 6011910256 A very colorful and compelifive campaign in May of lasl year broughf Ed l Be a PaI l Malinowski lhe presidency of Cenl'ral's Sludenl Council dur- ing lhe lweniy-sixlh year of lhe school's hislory. Popular among lhe sludenls and facully alike and aclive in varied aclivilies, Ed has proved lo be a capable loader and one of lhe basl presidenls Cenlrel has had. -aff Ga+hered in Office B afler a meeling of lhe senior prexies, Sludenl Council leaders Mike Nee. Joe Massaro, Presi- denl Ed Malinowski, Dave McGuire, and Ron Mangold fall: over lhe possibililies of, making effeclive lhe poinls broughl When Veeps gel logelher--Dave Col- combe, Vice-Presidenl of 'lhe Sludenl' Council, gels Brolher John's OK on an assembly program. Dave highlighled his years al' Cenlral wilh fooiball and Slu- denf Council membership. up al the meeling. Presidenl Ed Malinowslxi lakes care of lasf minule problems in 'lhe program of co-sponsoring dances wilh Sacred Hearf High School. Sacred Hearl's Sludenl' Council Presidenf Helene Marino assures Ed of co-operalion from Sacred Hearl. Junior and senior prexies pose informally in fhe quadrangle. Firsf row: ll. 'lo r.l: Daniel O'ConnelI, Jerome Murph , James K J ' ' y earns, oe Massaro, Madm Givens, Daniel Colclaser, Richard Raspanii, and Joeph Duschg Standing: Pefer Schumacher, Michael Nee, Roger Brinkhoff, Roberf Devlin, Pafrick Cunningham, Ronald Mangold, Joseph Lucas, Raymond Eizalr, Edward Malinowshi, John Pospiech, Joseph Rosso, Michael Kissane, and Joseph Godzilr. Each year a+ Ceniral, 'rhe Sfudenl Council has broadened ifs inferesis and Hs acfiviiies. Besides 'the iradiiional aciiviiies ol 'rhe Siudenl Council- arranging assemblies, pep rallies, decorafing 'rhe corridors ai Chrisimas-The '52-'53 Siudeni Council made an imporfani and precedeni-seiling innova- iion: The much-requesfed and al' lasl' realized school- sponsored dances in ihe Ceniral gym. Since iheir beginning in January, ihese dances have proved To be a maior afiraclion and success. For ihe suc- cess of 'rhis and oiher aciiviiies of ihe year, ihe school owes a word of ihanlcs fo Presideni Ed Malin- owslci, Vice-Presideni Dave Colcombe, Secrefary Joe Massaro, and Treasurer Dave McGuire. Frosh and soph prexies grouped oufside fhe Bro+hers' chapel. Firsf row: ll. io ni: Edward Heh. Denis Dice, Donald Sialey, Joseph Osche Ronald Graziano Edward Tw man R ber+ M'l . . y . 0 I9 e: Siandingz James Hennessy, Charles Haering, Aloysius Gallagher, John Parse, John Grimes Gerald Abboff G E cl' R , eorge mo n, aymond Brennan, Ber+ O'Malley, Anfhony DeRubeis, Gerard Beck, James Burke., fleas THE TOWERS' sfaff spenl' hours of pleasure, as well as of work, garnering ideas from previous annuals. Here, Paul Kane, Henry Kelly, Roberf Burke, Leonard Powliclx, Joseph Wymard, Mariin Kuhar, Thomas Crowe, Maurice Murphy, and Fred Carroll discuss lay-ou+s. 0lfU 5 jflftfy . . . ,-n fx R22 Qi . -7 fiqpf dm. if Edifors Michael Nea and Reber? Marho confer wifh modera+or Broiher Francis Emery abou? lhe problems of ihe formal in fhe pages of ihe dummy, Many of +he business problems of ihe '53 TOWERS were handled by our dynamic and capable business and publiciiy represenfalives, David McGuire and Maurice Murphy. 5 5 5 3 5 l is 3 fini Q, ww f 93 2,.,,,, ,W GE. lT NOW THE ,asf 464 Par+ of The success of 'lhe TOWERS' sales 'ihis year was due +o +he book sfore display fhaf enhanced fhe firsf floor corridor during +he TOWERS' campaign in December. The masferminds behind +he display were ever-indusfrious Alex Pie+rzyk and Joseph Szalailxo. The '53 TOWERS' slall devoied much io +heir inilial, fervenl lalenis To The physical sei-up of The publicalions' ollice. Then, wilh lhe aim ol pro- ducing a bigger and beller yearboolc, lhe slall members sellled down lo lhe 'raslc of producing a TOWERS lhal mighl surpass all ol Cenlrals pre- vious yearboolcs. Besides This prime aim, There has been fhe correlaiive goal of making yesierday, lo- day-all of lhe l952-53 scholaslic year-as vilal and memorable as possible, fp-f The onus of much of fhe worlc done by 'lhe senior TOWERS' s'raFf was ably handled by Alex Pieirzylr lseafedl, Franlr Buch, and David Clark. Wi+h The confidence of having achieved 'lheir as- signmenfs, Associaie Edifors John Wadlrowslzi, James Walsh, Joseph Senlro, and Joseph Szalailro pause in relaxa+ion. 1 he 4' wi Eg 0120857 ,HQCLCJAIQQK5 CU'l6l LDQCLJAIQQJ The oiiicial and principal organ for Ihe iormaiion and expression oi sludeni opinion is Ihe monihly newspaper, TI-IE VIKING. During Ihe pasi scholasiic year, Broiher Bernardin, aiier several years as menlor oi Iirsi-rare school newspapers, relired from his posiiion oi advise'r io The VIKING. Brolher Edward Lulce, iunior and senior English Ieacher, succeeded Broiher Bernardin in Novem- ber and, since 'rhai lime, has produced successive suc- cessful VIKINGS. Allhough ihe body of Ihe ariicles have been wriiien by Ihe raiher numerous siaii oi Ihe paper, 'rhe main burden oi direciing ihe ediiorial policy, plan- ning ihe iormais, preparing Ihe dummy has been cap- ably handled by ihe Ediiorvin-Chief Joseph Senlco and his Iwo iunior assislanis, Roger Ivlulvihill and Richard Grandey. A special aiiraclion oi ihis year's VIKING, however, has been The iealure ariicles by Edwin Woll, Richard O'Keeie, and Roberi Marizo. Ediior-in-chief Joseph Senko scans his Iisi of aciiviiies and assign- menis 'For +he December issue of The VIKING. Much of ihe success of the school newspaper has resulied from modera+or's and edifors' prodding fha siaff fo meef all deadlines. A+ fhe in+er-Cafholic school press con- venfion sponsored by fha school publica- lions of Cenfral, members of +he Wriiers' Club, ihe yearbook, and lhe VIKING spoke on problems relalive lo 'Iheir ac- Hvilies. In a panel devoled Io problems of ihe school newspaper, Roger Mulvi- hill gave a sfimuIa+ing 'lallx on Ihe ecli+- ing of 'Ihe sporls' page. 3 As News' Edifor Richard Grandey Isealedl peruses fhe asslgnmenl lisl, Sporls' Edilor Roger Mulvihill accounls 'lor all sporls' arficles due. Wiih galley sheefs galore, +he VIKING sleff proceeds 'Io pasle fha dummy. As James Dunn, Donald Joganic, Henry Kelly, Paul Kane, Roger Mulvihill, Brolher Luke, Richard Grandey, and Roberl Marlzo lcnuclcle down fo lhe laslr, Ray Wisnewski and Edwin Woll assume Ihe posilion of overseers. - 1,3 K L 1 ' 3 0 L ' I -- ' f x One of fhe major achievemenls of +l1e school Wri+ers' Club 'this year was fhe sponsoring, in colIabora+ion wi+h fhe yearboolr, of fhe Press Convenlion on +he feasf of +he lmmacula+e Concepfion. Speakers 'From Cenfral's publicafions and from 'fhe Wrilers' Club led discussions on fopics relalive +o problems in iheir parficular branch of wriling. To 'lhe righf, Walfer Spellman, iunior Wrifers' Club member, conducis a discussion on +he wri+ing of radio scripis. few -ez-A -' 0 1- aqua-.V iz R 5, rf r yi, :Sloirin 14 Ll EAOFJ Edwin Woll, Presidenf of fhe Wrifers' Club and ou+s+anding producer of radio scriprs, meefs wifh moderafor, Bro+her Francis Emery, and Richard O'Keefe, +he mos? producfive and gif+ed of fhis year's crop of crea+ive wrilers. The school Wrifers' Club is fhe counlerparf for ihe English depar+men+ of fhe Honor Socie+ies of fhe ofher deparfmenis. Shor+ s+ories, essays, and radio scripls, wrilfen for Their own sake and for enfries in compefi+ions, consii+u+e mos? of ihe scribes' work. Sea+ed here are scribes Thomas Fondy, Thomas Casilli, Ronald O'Connor, Richard Grandey, Rober? Burlxharf, Joseph Godzilz, and Wal+er Spellmang sfanding: James Murray, Roger Mulvihill, Edwin Woll, Richard O'Keefe. r -,f5,.W,, Q E e f C f -4, f 1' JP' Slffzng fl, Q C 81185 loirif an fe, emonihe Lack of experience proved no obstacle +o our enfhusiasfic underclass cheerleaders 'lhis year. Besides fhe usual cheer- ing skills, our rah-rah boys look +o fumbling. Piciured leff 'lo righf are Brolher Wil- Iiam's pep squad: Gerald Boyle, Eugene Kulolowslxi, John McKenna, Louis Schu- berl, Anihony Bagnaio, Paul The composition, direciion, and execuiion of the Varieiy Show, fhe responsibilify of being menior fo ihe Band, 1'he Blue Knighfs, and 'the Siege Crew, as well as fhe regular Yask of a full-schedule of Spanish classes belonged +his year +o fhe capable and busy Brofher G. Theodore. Below, a group of fhe ever-failhful unsung heroes of ihe school, ihe Siege Crew, worln on some of Sou+h Pacific scenery for fhe Variefy Show: James Beggy, Paul Schumacher, John Lufchko, Charles O'Leary, Darel Johnson, and Lawrence Och. Angell, and John Grimes. Though hampered by lack of adequale quarfers, our sharp- shooiers have made line prog- ress in +heir eliforis +o mainfain a worfhwhile Rifle Club. Friendly compelifion among fhe deparlmenfs of fhe school provides salisfaclory means of developing accuracy. Don Cronauer, iunior veferan of fhe Club, shows sophomores Donald Gufhrie, Paul Carey, Thomas Hoesllein, and Law- rence Och his Ialesl' fargel. .Na-NN Moderalor Brofher E. Ri maximum resulfs may be guaranfeed. Don has won a number of lash monials in local sharpshoofing compelilion. chard adiusis Don Cronauer's rifle so fhaf argeffs 2 ma OUP OLUQFJ As prospeclive leHermen Donald Gulhrie, Thomas Hoesllein, Peler Kloep, Richard Kozlowski, and Lawrence Och se? +heir sighis fowards fhe bulls-eyes, veferans Thomas Cassilli, Francis Ennis, Donald Cronauer, Ronald Coyne, and Jerome Sands awaif fheir +urn lo puncfure the largel. Q 1 as pi. Gu A-qs We .e E ,I . X . ai 5 E 1 N,- 1 2 -Mr i 61,35 V V 4 x VJ! iiiiyi My ia J , 1 li, 3 fm 'Qc' i9,1f,. W X. To fhe leff, Brolher Edward, Moderaior of fhe newly formed Laiin Honor Sociefy, goes over malarial 'For a Lafin play wifh Frank Szyman- ski, Vice-Presidenr of lhe dicceasan classicisfs. Above iheir moderaior are fhe members of the Socieiy wi+h proiec+s +hey have produced. Sfanding: Paul McDermoH, Joseph Piroch. Edward Kims, Frank Buck, Richard Grandey, James Schefe, Waller Spellman, Donald Sprague, and Herber? Durbeclu: sealed: Michael Nee and David McGuire. jlzeir ik Mgind af 90? d lhe direclion of Broiher Gregory is A d' rganizaiion, +he Science Honor Socieiy un er . . a iccrnsixecnziyaaiciive group. Above, iunior and senior members Roberi' Conie, Franh Szymanskn, David - ' ' ' h M' h I N e, Pas ualle Casilli, Michael Boyle, Frank Buck. McGuire, Edward Zlvlc, Joseph Pnroc , nc ae e q and Alex Pieirzyk pose informally in fron? of +he school. ,Rm 459 4. ff' :E ' 1-w - ,U vu, I: A fi A 'xffff I 'L' I 1 vga. -1 U K I. X, H I. 5' ' Qr., ',,'!AW 1 V. t-, an qyu 5--' -A If Ag n.: 25- :QR - 4 'L' ,' 5 PF 5 , Sf-7? . 2 r ':-fi? . 1 11- V-w w '1 rv. J- I' Ja' ,V 'pil I. 6 .5. ,v . ff. Uv? 1 'T ..- ' ..f . Y' -,-'shzvs -5'3c:?i A QQ. ! ' gf? 72 , ' -Zifhv. 3 '-.Ugg , 4 ww. 5 X kg ?- f Q 7,1n N 4 i a .. ,, H.-cw! sfiiy-,fn S 1, 1 4, 595, - 'HQ . .V ,, . ,x , g x ,, . 3: . E-Wa, if , ,V 'Sw , 59 . V .ml 'Q .. , ,g: 333' ., HQ A934 5 n g 351' g '::. gf -var? . 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Conley Rich E Y D Bellis 2nd row' Coach Franny Collins William Beck, Jim Bridges, Joe Massaro Thomas, rnes e . . , John Sfokes, Roger Brinkholif, James Kearns, Pal Cunningham, Ray Eizak, Mike McCann Dave ' ' ' k ' h. 3 d Colcombe, Pele Schumacher, Tom Miller, Pa+ O Rorke, Coaches Joe Fay and Nick S orlc r row ' A ' Tom Go-Hschalk Rob Jennings Joe Davis Joe Rosso, John Arnold, Bill Mallch Savarlo nanla, , . , , Jack Bridges, Ed Malinowski, Phil Grushesky, Jack Wasko, Jim Kozar, Tom Miller. 4fh row Rob ' ' ' Ed S Arl Genlille, Ray. Greblnowsku, Dan. Henry, Rob. Devlin, Arl. Boyle, Ray. Brennan, weeney Fonlana, Denis Dice, Dan. Sfuihers. genfraf Chai prinfd Mike Bud McCann, as slurdy lineman and regu lar punler, did double duly for fhe 52 Viking eleven. Grim and delermined aller relurning from back- Almost, bui nel qulfe Jack Wosko seems a llHle field duly in lhe Mclieesporl game, Jim Bridges, dismayed ihai despule a block by Slokes the Sl flanked by equally eager Viking subs, awails a John's safely man managed lo gel hum wufh a happy 'turn of evenfs. shoe-sfring iackle l E r . .M , um. --,af g .... V 1,1 ggi., My 1 - my , A 1 fy: 4' 'X e' yi , Z A 2 Q ,M X ,Q Q wx 5 ef giih W -ff Q x ,5 WSF H f H ,sg r E 5 Q 2 I. ,J 2 ZA Q Q E4 ,, M t 7 1- ,w y W 1? Sr 'K le 56 ' RQ? 1 fir 2? A , if fx Dave Colcombe claws 'fha Tiger, and Joe Rosso prepares io grab his losl booiy in lhe 27-I2 baflle wilh McKeaspor'l. Jack Slolces, Cen+ral's glue-fingered end, grabs an aerial from Joe Massaro and swivel-hips his way down lhe sidelines for anolher 'lirsl' and len.' Somewhere under is Jim Bridges wiih lhe prized pigslrin. Af+er piling info 'lhe New Kensingfon line for a shorf gain, Jim meels an adamanl New Ken forward wall, a wall lha+ held a favored Cenlral 'lo a scoreless iie. Believe il or noll We are ihe Visilors lisled on ihis scoreboard. l+'s 'lhe Bellaire, Ohio, lussle, in which lhe Viking machine amassed more poinls lhan had been scored againsf Cenlral during 'lhe season. ln facl, 'lhe scoreboard is a poinf shorl of lhe Cenlral lolal. John Slolxes Righl End Q Ed Malinowslci Lefl Tackle and Rig Lg , ' S r -. ag. 4-, if .. qv-, h A i we Joe Massaro Quarlerbaclz a Wwggwdmx A fer .2 ' 'H 'A'- we in W j lrwammy M .V ,M ,,,W,,.M .,.,, M,,.A,x,,..,,.,,...,7fa!,?fT:VkV VV,, I ' '33 , ' 2' G UA ' 4 I ' fig, . aff my -Z 15 :i f f J M my ' - V Q. , .1 'I - A , 1'1'3fVE4 5 '.-. A as 4, , ,, , Vi, A ,, 1 ' ' N-79 2322 L r V Q 5 ' Q M I 2 ,e V 'Hx-W ,, 31 .V ,A , Pi. ., V M V. . 5,244-4, V 1 . Lg ' ., , -A flf, '44 . . K .. ' ' V A 'NW ' 3 . 21 , H VV,k i I , I , VV is ff, 5' xy Myth , W 'W 2 J , ' .. 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Wiih oui doubf, 'ihe visii' ihaf 'fhi ieam members made fo ihi Brofhers' chapel before eacl game accounfs for fhis per foci non-injury record. F xg . N ,, ' M1 ' AW' i- 1, 3' ' .Q'VY':'- ' 'Q 1 , - f fa? ' . -4? , fr Si -SA' . 1 jfs- 1' , 4 . an . I ' A 4 1 . 1 1 L a- - . IA K --ff up -il A J, A, gig I Q, I ?ri2f?f?Q,i? '3 f ,,' ,L.5fL Qu5 A . c' V ' , . wait, ' y ' :- M A Q w . W1 ,hu I 1 x if i .,.,. E: JV 4 Q Q, if I 2 K ,, sv! A 2 Egg 231 Eg '-'- Q -ffsfs' i . . ri, sup My JH A Ed MalinowSU in M-'M i X Bill Spanky Malich Ali-'X' K ,L f f ' L f ii! if i . r' Y ig X , f sf A 45 5 Q Q Sl -' be Dave Colcom Bud McCann W Jack Bridges L QE 1, ,nf , 2? i 1 an 'I Ray Wisnewski Mr. Nucl Skorxch Head Coach .. A ., fl X5 Joe Massaro .gk vii g,,y gms ,A1, , swag i ',, - v',.,-, . .. .V K i ' gi. f Phil Grusheslzy . ,. -3. f 1- ff i we V Y 5 , 1 T 'm!1 if af - mf.. if il , .5 gms' Jim Ke Jim Bridges Bob Devlin 1 1, ' 5 . 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K ,H .4 H Bob Jef-n1 9S l Pai C Ullhfrlg Peie Schumaflh Emphasis on 'facial Tormafionl Ed Malinowski lIOl ancl Frank Szymanski llll Tussle wiTh NorTh's Sherr Tor possession of The all-imporTan+ sphere in The second TilT wiTh The Troy Hill championship compeTiTors. Avenging The iniTial loss To NorTh, The Vikings poured iT on The hapless Trojans, 64-45. .jvlarclwoocl eroea Mal lEd Malinowskil cloesn'T seem To be 'faring Too well in a iump againsi Cen+ral alumnus Joe Feeney in The annual nip-and-Tuck Alumni game. The old-Timers graciously bowed To Their younger counTerparTs, 55-45. Among The many ouTsTanding baskeTball Teams ThaT CenTral CaTholic has produced, The '52-'53 quinTeT will be labeled one oT The mosT unpredicTable. WiTh power and promise, They opened The season wiTh de- cisive wins over 'FiTTh Avenue and Ford CiTy, buT The Greensburg and Carrick hoopmen cooled oTT considerably The Vik- ing aspiraTions. NexT came wins over FiTTh Avenue, ClairTon, CaliTornia, The Alumni, STeubenville, and TurTle Creek, marred only by a loss To Ambridge. The Vikings Then opened Their quesT Tor The CaTholic sTaTe crown, buT The aTTempT was Temporarily TrusTraTed by The deTer- mined NorTh CaTholic Tive. CenTral, how- ever, sTayed in The running by deTeaTing ST. VincenT's Prep and Tuned up Tor The do- or-die second game wiTh NorTh by edging ouT New Ken. ln The big one, The Vikings, wiTh a compleTe reversal oT Torm, swamped NorTh, buT Tailed To come Through in The big playoTT game. Even wins over Donora, NorTh l-lunTingTon, Arnold, ST. Johns, and ST. VincenT's Tailed To heal The wounds. W Quin' ffllfi J , ,SA J . L LM,. i fx - .W fi if W it E s 'lf ,Y , gi.. we E554 v aw' K f1f72gWLf255vi-' aw: :fwu rw 5 A W- my -mf wh gY5f:ig2?si?5jg?2fL . M Q 3, ,E 5A .. I' gtg. 3 gf-1 S 2' fs- ? ,ff tw J 2 A ii: if N des ga F. . y I 3 Xa, if ., . bw 1 fi 5 , X in 'X in ' Q 1 1 A 3 ' . 4 T -- f,-eq., .- Wt F, 'iv , .....,,--Q-f' Q me . . 1 2 Zig? 1 gffr l : ' ' -9:52552 . ii Q:-A we nm Delaney 7 , Frank Szymanslu, and Ed Mala- nowski, who handled lhe bulwarl: of Cen'lral's re- bounding chore all season, prepare +o pounce on 'lhe ball if and when il appears. The Preppers of- fered li++le resisfance in bowing io The Viking passers, 63-42. in +his Class A confesl. Ed Malinowslci holds +he ball high over his head while he waiis for 'lhe acfion 'ro clear up a bil. Fran Quinlan Q61 and Lef'fy Delaney move in +o relieve Mal of his burden and move fhe ball down couri during lhe second period of fhe Alumni game. Former All-Calholic cen+er Feeney l2ll, somewhai' rus'fy, seems a liHle doubiful aboui whai course of aclion fo lake. , ,atm Bob Conle seems +o have acquired sev eral lefl arms as he hangs on lo ihe bal for dear life wi+h his free righi' arm Meanwhile, Jim Delaney, as he moves ui +o help diseniangle Conie from Norih' Troians, offers a few choice words. To Ou+ of my way! brisiies forih Cenfral's siar guard, Franny Quinlan as he drives around Nor1h's Grego for a prospec- +ive deuce in ihe big one againsf fhe Troians. Playing one of ilweir besi games of +he year, our boys racked fhe Norfhsiders 'ro remain in +I'1e running for fhe Caiholic League crown. Jaw 'xii 3 dx, 32 : ' 5 'w x fy Q.. ,1 Nix? 1' 1 W W ii. ,' fihwb an Coached by Brofher D. Mai- lhew, +he Viking Migh+y Miles finished lhe season wilh an excellenl' record. Losses were suffered only lo such +radil'ionally good learns as Homeslead and lby one poinfl Ncrfh Calholic. Sland- ing in V 'for Vikings and Vicfory formalion below, 'fhey are lfrom leil, lopl Kermil Hawlhorne, Jim Forbes, Jim Duane, Tom Saar, Tom Mc- Roberls, Ned Twyman, Johnny O'Loughlin, Jerry Lawrence lManagerl, Bill Larkin, Ray Sierka, Chuck Kleppick, Tom Powell, Tom Laulh, George James, Charles Bonavifa, and Dick Doyle. romiriing 61662125 As Frosh Dick Doyle and Jim Forbes move In Bill Larkin goes high info fhe air, a+lemp+ing +ap-in over 'lhe oulsfrefched hand of an unidenh fied Norfh Cafholic player. In one of +he lwo vicfories over Fiflh Avenue Ray Sierka lakes The ball on a 'fasf break and losses a pofenlial deuce. Johnny OLaughlun l4l and Bill Larkin lI2l move in lo add 'lhelr and in lhe evenl of needed rebound The Junior Varsiiy Cross Counlry squad ai lheir regular haunf, Flagslaff Hill, Schenley Parlr. Kneeling, from lell: Regis Kudrav, Roberl King, John McCaffrey, Bob Dusch, Roberl Gallagher, George Fisher, Ralph Giamopla, Charles Milchell. Slandingz Manager Edward Turich, Anlhony Tibbs, Donald O'Leary, Tom Sprague, Don Benfleiewslri, Reber? Boyle, Gene Kobus, Tom Silvas, Dan O'Connell, Bob Kelly, and Manager Jerry Lawrence. 5 ,MA .Ml flw ibuafg jrai A firm believer in lhe adage 'Praclice makes Perfecf, Brolher Emery has his leams undergo regular sessions of calislhenics and running evenls. Each day in lhe fall, ihe cross counlry 'leam ramp lhrough lhe hills and dales of Schenley Park: +hen, in The win+er and spring, lhe same group wilh a few supplemenls for field evenfs lrelr lhrough lheir paces a+ Schenley Oval. Even 'lhough lhere were only fwo seniors on 'ihis vear's Cross Counfry squad fhe feam managed +o mainfain +he enviable reciord fheir predecessors had esfablished. The Varsily Cross Couniry make readv for a racf' , p ice run on Flags+aFF Hill. From fhe left Eddie Pe-lro, Gerald Scarle+ O'Hara, Jim D h, J D h ' ' ' ' usc oe usc , Dave Deasy, Rich OLeary, Anfhony Plviroffo, Mario Cul Cufruzzula, and Brolher Fl. Emery, Coach and Moderafor. Devoled moderalor and successful coach, Brolher Emery deserves unsfinfing applause for +he ouf- sfanding cross counfry and hack +eams 'rhaf he has d .. .. pro uced. Happy, masco+ of fhe cross counfry and lraclr feams, offers Brofher his +ribu+e. If seems as ihough lhe Cross Counlry has eslalolished a lradilion of winning, lor lhe squad came up wilh anolher banner season in '52, ln nine dual meels lhe Vilm- ings oufran some ol The besl Teams in The Pillsburgh area. Deleals were handed io Brenlwood, l5-40, Carrick, I8-37, Ali quippa, I7-38, New Kensinglon, I5-40 Amloriclge, 21-34, Carnegie Frosh, I4-38 Canonsburg, I5-40, and Jeanelle, 22-33. The sole loss of lhe year was lo The power- ful Mounl Lebanon, 24-3l. Besides lhis, led by slalwarl Joe Dusch, who sei nu- merous records over lhe course of lhe sea- son, lhe Cenlral hill and dalers caplured lourlh place in lhe Philadelphia Inquirer meel lor a lriumphanl finale. IO7 kg V if ,aw ,.p4 5 J Q5: K 5, 4 L rs r 2 , K 3 5 lx K 3 fy qv' L, ff .S+ re' , 'X ,ssliif f Vihk , K i i The Varsily Track leam, under lhe lulelage of Brolher Emery, have enioyed a peerless posilion in Calholic high school circles and have humbled many a formidable public school compelilor in Weslern Pennsylvania lracli meels. Members of lhis years 'ream have upheld lhe enviable rec- ord ol lheir predecessors. Erom lhe lell lsealedl, Bob Kelly, Ed Riley, Gene Kobus, Phil Moskal, Eddie llll, Tom Silvas, Tom Eondy, Don Sprague, Bob King: lcneeling: Don Benlle- iewslci, Gerry Boyle, Pal Easlley, Joe Dusch, Rich O'l.eary, Dave Deasy, Pal Oleary, Charles Milchell, Gerry Wadkow' ski, Dan Gconnelli slanding lshorler boysl: Eddie Pelro, Bob Gallagher, Ralph Giampaolo, Gerry Gl-lara, Mario Culruzzula, George Eisher, Gerry Lawrence, Manager, Brolher Emery, Coach and Moderalor: lasl row: Ed lurich, Bill Sopira, Bob Naser, Joe Moses, Arr Eonlana, Bill Mona- han, Don Chellle, Don Dobrovmli, and Ken Burwinlael. Skill and slrenglh are lhe requisiles for 'the discus hurler. Our hopes for field even? viciories in discus lhrowing have cenfered abou? cap- able Don Dobrowslri. To lhe leff, Don praclices for a 'forihcoming meer. Well-equipped and well-pracliced for ihe power and dislance neces- sary 'fo propel fhe shol' is iunior Danny O'Connell. Pari of regular praclice for weeks before lhe spring fraclr meefs has included Dan O'Connell's rehearsal of form, coordinalion, and precision wilh lhe shot C Varsi+y members of 'fha 'fraclr +eam proudly admire one of ihe many boons of viciory fha? Broiher Emery's hrams have garnered in 'Ihe las+ eighl years. Kneeling are Gerry Scarle+ O'Hara, Anfhony PiviroHo, Mario Cul Cui'- ruzzulag 'from ihe leff, s+and- ing: Don Ben+leiewski, Bob Kelly, Dan O'Connell, Rich O'Leary,Broil'1er Emery, Coach and Modera+or, Joe Dusch, Jim Dusch. in ermen Confinue we ' tr Bob Kelly, Don Che++le, Eddie IFH, and Bill Monahan clear fhe hurdles wifh precise coordinalion in a pracfice on fhe field +o +he rear of 'lhe school. Form, speed, and fiming geared +o each hurdler's capaci+y accounf for +he Viking vncfories in hurdling. inning ayd 'M is Mg CapTain Harry Smifh checks wiTh BroTher D. James, coach and moderaTor, abouT an oncoming maTch wiTh Shadyside Academy. AlThough CenTral does noT belong To a regular Tennis league, Tennis enThusiasTs have banded TogeTher under moderaTor BroTher D. James To Torm a Tormidable Tennis squad. l-larry SmiTh, The only veTeran from The '52 squad, has capTained The neTmen ThroughouT The season. Through regular maTches wiTh neighboring schools, our racqueTeers have ably upheld The name oT CenTral. mf gain Smiling wiTh The confidence of veTeran vicTors, The Tennis varsiTy pause for fhe phoTographer. FirsT row, leTT To righT: Joseph Wymard, Harry SmiTh, Arnold Rohrer. and Camille Sciorilli: sTanding: David Clark, George McCook, and VicTor Kelley. Pre-season pracTice is a prime requisiTe wiTh This Toursome of CenTral neTmen. ln This game of doubles, Joe Wymard has iusT served To Camille Sciorilli, who sToops uncerTainly To scoop The ball back over The neT. Arnie Rohrer, Wymard's parTner, awaiTs The serve, while George McCook chances missing The volley in order To courT The phoTographer's favor. Alihough emphasis lhis year has cenlered aboul inf a l r mura compehiion, Cenlral s+ill mainfained experfs of lhe alleys who upheld a represenfafive posilion in diocesan compefi- +ion. Teri of lhe top +enpinners are lfirsf rowl Joseph Bren- nan, Joseph Devlin, William Sawhill, Paul Balmer Ronald Mangold, s+anding: Arnold Rohrer, John Brinlingl Richa d , r Jacob, Michael Takach, and Paul Pasquarelli. lavaring o .sirilfw Three sfrilres are in lhe malcing as Don Suhadonlik, Richard Jacob, and Ron Mangold lin circlel finish propelling +heir shols. To lhe ri hf, anxious ke l i g g ers gafher round veieran bowler, Richard Jacob ae: he fallies ihe scores in an infer-school compeiilion. The onloolers lfrom lhe- lefll, Ron Perallo, Don Weber, Carl ViHi, Bruce Harfner, Bill Conroy, and Don Suhadonlilr, bespealrs lhe emo- fions of 'viclory and defeaf of 'iheir re- speclive 'I'eams. Although handicapped by lack of a home pool and of experienced swimmers, 'rhe Cenfral nalalors came ihrou h fhe season wilh a 'forly J. Riemer, J. Carney, W. Gorman, J. McKenna: kneeling: C V. Hallerlein, B. Berberich, P. S+aHi, G. O'Bryan, J. Mariin P. Sheedy, G. Janusz, S. Hornyalc, E. Winiermanlel, Brolher Don Zappa, Coach. oogng .fdgigfieo --nn0 .'.wl m,,nwW WWm wQ ea perceni average of Arena, R. Kaveny, 9 vic+ories. From the leff, sealed: D. Clark, J. Trocchio, M. . DeOrio, T. Barreii, E. Egan: slandingx R. Duncan, M. Nash, J. Whaley, D. Sfyslinger, T. Fitzgerald, , P. Bane, D. Nolan, Pairiclr, Moderaior, awww' eww K , Y ' ...F- ,..q.-ff MW J A surprise discovery fhis year was diver Dave Nolan. Here, in perfecf form, Dave com- pleles a running fron?-dive in layoui posilion. Keep your arm ou? s+raigh+, counsels Coach Don Zappa as Thomas Filzgerald, Slephen Hornyalx, and Edward Egan sfari lhe afiernoon praclice af +he Frick School pool. Through the generosify of +he public school aufhorifies, Cenlral has been able lo use ihe Friclr School pool 'lhroughouf ihe school year. - eenefif gomlaefifion ameri rom ,mf in The hard figl1+ing 9F 'feam proved formidable enough fo 'lake fhe Freshman baskelball championship and +o provide Broiher Maffhew wifh ihe ma- ior porfion of faleni of his Frosh feam. Isl row: Jim Duane, Ned Twyman, Tom Powell, Joe Kraus, Ray Sierkag second row: Rich Vaccaro, Chuck Gordon, Dave Eskra, Chuck Bonavila, Tom Saar, and Brofher D. James, coach and moderalor. Mike Boyle, leading scorer in ihe senior league, averaged over eighieen poinfs a game. Mike's accura+e scoring paved +he pafh for lSA's undefeaied record in regular league compeiilion. League compeliiion compar- able io ihe N.l.T. prevails in ihe inframural baskeiball games. ln fhe iunior cham- pionship playoff, favored 4JS came from behind io defeai fhe spiriied and deiermined IJC, 52-36. As IJC player Dick Cassidy awaifs +he ouf- c o m e, his fellow-ieammafe Frank Popovich iries +o make a fwo-poinfer in spike of ihe aleri 4.15 defense player, Karl Boehme, ln a one-poini-win ihriller, IJC nosed oui IJS in +he Junior League semi-finals. Rich Cassidy of IJC brings ihe ball down the couri and prepares +o pass fo Frank Popovich, as IJS player Bruce l lar+ner llll waiches his chance +o re- cover llie ball. Dick Cassidy backed by Don Miller, goes high in ihe air io seize a rebound for IJC in +he Junior inlramural play- offs. Defending ihe baclcboards for 4JS are Jack Bridges l4l, Jim Lalifey l3l, and Tom Haver ln a baffle punclualed wifh rhrills and hearfbrealrs, class 35 edged our 65 'ro ihe fune of 22-2I +o lalre fhe Sopho- more championship. Cham- pionship feam 35, fron+ row: Carmen Talarico,Milre Whalen, Milne Hyland, Paul Palombo, Jaclr Donovan, Jack Ferranfe, and Tony Parenfeq second row: Phil Killreary, Jack Corr, Bob Baden, Tony Ran- dazzo, Jim McHugh, Jaclr Sfroplra, Ron Larlrin, and Broiher Bebedici, Coach and Moderaior. Clzamlad in jlleir wr. IQQIJ liwfrg, WY M71 mam. Eklanm 1.'zfj'hC,fK Willa J The Junior inlramural championship game proved lo be a lill of close and lough compelilion unlil lhe lasl quarler. Then, wilh dogged delerminalion, lhe spirilecl 4JS quinlel rushed ahead of IJC lo make lhe linal counl, 52-36. 4JS: Firsl row: Karl Boehme, Jimmy Lal- ley, Jim Wirlh: second row: Jim Bridges, Tom Dermoll, Tom Haver, Jack Bridges, and Coach Joe Flynn. As Arnie Rohrer and Dick Jacob l9l of 25S awail lhe oulcome of Mike Kis- sane's allempl lo wresl lhe all-imporlanl sphere 'From ISA's Dave McGuire ll-ll, Freemonl Buck calls 'For lhe ball and Mike Boyle U31 moves in lo lake lhe possible pass in lhe healed ballle lor lhe senior inlrarnural honors. M' 'EW-513523 ,.,3 .WL51 Mk 1 ,---Q' lx. Liciilmf Qeniz-,,,A, Qfzilhnlw P 51. . f 'x4'5'i 4-av Allhough delealed by ISA in lhe regu- lar league game, lhe snappy ZSS leam came lhrough in lhe playolls lo lake lhe senior inlramural honors from ISA, 4l-39. The ZSS championship leam, kneeling: Jim Walsh, Dick Jacob, Arnie Rohrer, Harry Smilh, and Mike Kissane: sland- ing: Bobby Burke, Joe Volpe, Tom Hol- leran, Joe Bosla, Jack Price, Harry Weihraugh, and Ed Malinowski, Coach. . nf' v, r V X 1 . X . . A I I N 1 , 1' N ,-.nv-1--'Yagi Nl 9 V K W V n ' Q . L M , A Q U ll 1' 7 , '- .-112'-4' . 'V A' ,T Q U-Jwjfvy-, w ' r .-. N 'r l V V JJ I Ig, r Ni ' , .. , . . ef E-,,? , , ' . 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The Second Acl' of T The climacfic Finale of fhe firs+ Acf of Th M'l: cl ' e ia o' finds Kahsha lCarol Shneiderl fhrealening Nanlri-Poo lBarry Ma- loneyl wiih fhe dilemma of marriage fo her or deafh. Nanlri-Poo, however, loves Yum-Yum lbolh are +0 1'he im- media+e righf of Ka+ishal. ive Wgkfd in ilolaon Under lhe direclion of Mr. Lawrence Burrows and lhe inodeialorsllip ol Brolheis lf John and G. Thomas, Gilberl and Sullivan's lVlil4ado came lo Cenlrals slage lasl May as The schools sixlh an- l nua operella. Wilh lhe supporl of diocesan girls' high schools, Jrhe Emperor of Japan and his en- lourage, via Bern Soisson, Don Dobrowsld, Viclor K II B ' ' e ey, arry Maloney, Dick Wallace, Don Riedel, and Bill Barna, caplured and caplivaled Cenlral. he Mikado feaiures the long-awaifed enlrance of fhe Milcado lDon Dobrowslcil. Here Don sings if his inlroducfory song, l'm fhe Milrad F J o o apan. if f,f 'i' I X Behold Hue Emperor of Japan! 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C, Q-.1--. ufgf , ,gy Q., ,.,.W Q - ' 1' Mu-Wzaiv wg , Q 3 an ociaf .jvggkgglcfa . . . whybgbx I Amid lhe lush background of fhe newly opened Georgia Terrace Room of Hofel Web- sfer Hall, 'lhe Annual Foofball Banquel broughl logelher fha school 'foolballers wilh Their dads, sporls represen+a+ives from colleges and professional foams, and a number of fool- ball coaches. Here lclockwisel are Dick Thomas, Joe Davis, John Pospiech, and John Dal- las wi+h +heir dads. A+ lhe Annual Foolball Banquel, Coach Niclr Slcor ich awards John Slokes his Varsily le++er and con gra+ula+es John on his being vo+ed lhe mosf valu able gridiron man of 'the year. A climaclic poin+ al +he Foofball Banquef was lhe presen+a+ion by Mr. Carmen R. Capone, Presidonf of fhe Pillsburgh Chapler of lhe Knighls of Columbus, fo Brolher E. James, Alhlelic Direclor, of +he covered Knighls of Columbus frophy, fhe emblem of 'rhe vic+ory over Norlh Calholic. Flanlred on eilher side by 'famed af+er-dinner speaker Jack Lavelle and Calhedral Chapel Pasfor Fafher Raymond McColligan, Bro+her G. Vincen+, Principal, oFFers his welcome lo +he gues+s, 'lhe foofball players and lheir dads. I km' fi fix . . an eggkfa E if Undoub+edly Jrhe oulsfanding achieve- menl ol lhe Sludenf Council lhis year was lhe resolving of lhe perennial problem of dances in The gym. Aller lhe pre-cedenl lor dances in Jrhe school was sei in Decem- ber al lhe TCWERS' Press Convenlion, The Sludem' Council wisely inauguraled Salur- day nighl dances in lhe gym. Since lhe lirsl dance on January lwenlyelourfh, lhese socials regularly have provided enferlain- menl for well over five hundred boys and girls. As Andrew Donaielli, Dan O'Connell, and Johnny Y f lc ' oung a e hme ouf between dances fo beffer fheir acquainfance wiih fheir parfners, Dan Col- claser and Beverly Baker linserfl con+inue fo enioy +he evening on The dance floor. The Cenfral Caiholic Mo+hers' Guild has sponsored and chaperoned dances un- clerlalren by The s1uden+ body fhrough- oui +he year. Their worl: also has in- cluded +he promofion of good will among paren+s +hemselves and fhe fac- ul+y. Above lin circlel, Mrs. Agnes Horan, Presiden+ of +he Mofhers' Guild, presenfs +he Moihers' Guild Chrisimas gif-l +o Broiher Vinceni, Principal. To lhe righi are piciured the chorisfers among +he Mo+hers' Guild members who pre- senfed a Chrisfmas carol pageani' fo +he faculiy and 'lhe Parenfs' guilds. Ollie POI!! The Falhers' Club, organized 'fo propa- ga+e +he in+eres+s of lhe s+uden+s and of +he school ifself, has backed ac+ivi+ies of fhe school since +he club's incepiion four years ago. Ga+hered here are members of +he execulive commiifee of fha Fa+hers' Club. Firsi row: Messrs, J. P. Larkin, D. P. O'Connor, J. E. Lacey, D. l. Lanheady, R. R. Grandey, Presidenf of ihe Falhers' Club: second row: Brofher Gregory, Modera+or, S. T. Pol- lak, E. J. Woll, C. A. Mclnerney: fhird row: M. E. Ca+anzaro, J. E. Connor. my Hy 1 fwlg A .4 ., :fy V -f1, A LLfA K if .W .i .N 1 .E . 6 M. . f A, i P1 , 1 ,Ei ,mi Q- vmfi X' . Y +5 ' '7 A . Ai aw ?7 wr 1 Q, uf -1 is Situ M . f 4 sa 5 .R M . 4 fx' . I' I I 4 li 3' 1 1 , 5 in - . V ME ,L ff M W, : m.N,:h? vw,,,,,wM in 4591-.. . ,.?,,,. ' if 10 ,Q fr As- Gi? 2295? A 9. 1.0 M I MANHOOD STRONG AND LOYAL, WILL ALMA MATER NEVER FAIL, ONWARD THEN AND FORWARDp ERRORS FORCE DEFY SOUND HER FAME AND GLORY, HAIL T0 CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH. 'M Www mimi 'E may f.f+-:swag