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

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' EY. -' 12 - f--rw t Y Sk:swa.wnsw:QM M...,.M,4g.Q:.u ..,, .....,J my Q 6, LL gf, kt , J XFN Y 5,5 Yin , fi A 1,1 ' Y f I 2 g gk X ,-'IR 1 , 5., .wwf N53 IQ. X..L 1 A ' k f sp - i Q ,fi if 7 'AM' l 1 if Ji RN f g 3 . In i , . I K . 1 i- V ,Q I 1 ff xgim 'Q .L A , N Vg ' W 1 ,kkv i ,gn K has ky, A . A ,Wy K-'S '49 sl PICTURED BEFORE THE ALTAR of St. Stanislaus Church is one of the four Sisters of the Holy Family, who teach in the school. The spiritual needs of the parish are under the care of Father John P. Janczuk, C.S.Sp. Ten boys make their way to Central every morning from St. Stanislaus. I 'YA ' ' W '- ' 6 ' 1 I ff? 2' 4 I .... 713' Y . c. .c fy -sms-Qi Tcwxu X PREPARING TO PAY a visit to their former teachers, the Sisters of Charity, Centralites Donald Adams, Bert Scheib, and Jim Miller pause at the entrance of the convent. Under the auspices of the Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Sacred Heart, with a grade school enrollment of 930 pupils, sends 'l'l4 boys to Central. MAKING A VISIT to St. Bede's, Point Breeze, after a basketball game at nearby Mellon Park are lL. to R.l Jerry Keating, Charles Tyson, Jack Dauer, and John Crowe. Father J. F. Enright is the pastor. The school, which is staRed by the Sisters of St. Joseph, sends a contingent of 75 boys to Central, a large number in terms of proportion. I 1 Are Begun in Pari he AFTER SATURDAY AFTERNOON confessions, two Central- ites, Steve Schultz and Raymond Birch, stop to talk to Father Joseph Fitzpatrick, pastor of St. John Baptist Parish, Twenty-one Seton Hill Sisters of Charity teach daily in the school of 386 pupils. This Church, located in Lawrenceville, contributes thirty-three students to Central High. A SISTER OF CHARITY from the ouse of Mary prays before the altar of St. Brigid's Parish Church. Father Paul Bassompierre, who is head of the St. Vincent DePaul Society of Pittsburgh, is pastor of the parish. I l A . and ouri hed by Faithful Sister BEFORE THE SHRINE of Our lady of Grace on the grounds of St. Raphael's, Morningside, are Paul Keenan and Joseph Boyer. Appointed to the re- sponsibilities of pastor is Father S. A. Doyle. During the current year, this parish has had 98 of its parishioners attending Central. The grade school is staffed by the Baden Sisters of St. Joseph. AODERN ARCHITECTURE has stablished itself on the Central cene through the bright, up- o-date church recently erected ny the long established parish f Corpus Christi. Proudly tanding in front of their parish in Lincoln Avenue are Peter lul, Fred Blahut, Raymond ontestabile, and Richard Aul. ram Father H. M. Connelly's rarish, sixty-nine boys make heir way to Central every -morning. Ten Mt. Alvernia isters of St. Francis teach in he grade school. fx ,,4.--f-' rib fe flf THE JUBlLARlAN'S banquet that followed the Mass and reception of our Principal, Brother Frederick John, last October included among the guests at the main table, Father James Hanlon, cousin of Brother and celebrant of the iubilee Mass, Brother John himself, Father James Mulhem, cousin of Brother John, Brother F. Vincent, Brother G. Vincent, and Very Rev. Monsignor Thomas J. Quigley. A MOMENT TO REMEMBER in the life of Brother Demetrius James, our Silver Juhilarian of last December, was the privilege of having his mother share in the testimonial of Brother's twenty-five years of service to the Lord as a Christian Brother. With his mother, Brother James stands here immediately after the Jubilee Mass at the entrance to the faculty house. ,IM .-1 , , V, Al., ' ,Sift es- -eff.fefa, ,452 if 'zu ,f.?::i:n- D 'V sq 5 YEARS 0F DEDICATIU sl, . L 'N R l T i c l6'rall1cr .Wederifk Hahn am' Z ff g isa me-, - 22? 522 may , s sm. ii, Through his worlc as STudenT Counsellor, Vice- Principal, and now as Principal, BroTher Frederick John has exerTed a magneTic inTluence aT CenTral ThaT has guieTly spread his leaven oT TaiTh, proTes- sional compeTence, holiness, sereniTy, paiience, peace. BroTher John's ever-approachable person- aliTy, his never-Tailing calm, his ThoughTTulness, and saving sense oT humor have engendered in us a respecT ThaT is indeed unique. lT is in admiraTion oT his undersTanding, vision, common sense, and, above all, sainTliness oT manner, Then, ThaT we oTier our mosT sincere congraTulaTions To our Silver Jubilarian and Principal, BroTher John. Our hearTTelT besT wishes exTend also To our oTher Silver Juloilarian, BroTher DemeTrius James, Treshman hisTory insTrucTor and menTor oT The Tennis Team. Since his coming To CenTral in I95l, BroTher James has ever been an example oT dedi- caTion To The painsTal4ing Taslc oT Teaching. WiTh our congraTulaTions, we Teel ThaT we have proTiTed Trom BroTher's zeal, TaiTh, inTeresT, and good example in a measure ThaT will be deTermined only in eTerniTy. l5'ra!l1cr Dcmefrius james TWE TY-FIVE BROTHER FREDERICK JOHN, who began his first your as Prin- cipal at Central this year, commemorated also this year his Silver Jubilee as a Christian Brother. BROTHER DEMETRIUS JAMES, freshman history instructor and moderator of the tennis team, with Brother John this year observed his twenty-fifth year as a Brother. 11' , af 3' Al? xy Wfx , v fi? -I.. gffigl, M' ' 14+ 1 1 1 A 4, Q 1 Q A K' 4 -W! if 6' 5, 'M 5 kfi si mf fxv i ,Q ' 1 5 E, Q, ax ,if A 'W fr j-M, gg' I wifffffi .D J' 'f x'vA.f f ' if ff ,. 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Before the votive lights at Epiphany Church are John McAvoy, and Richard Ricardi. fig J H R PQQFFD ww AN - 15. ,si i . . mg: -k . ,. ,.. ff- 'xii' fl 'L 4 ' . 1 i W ::1 'F N' L ES f AWS Mr. + F f i f , ' us ,. . Q N5 1. I v' i ' A ' I 4 gf L1 g a x jg A. NNN, I Xp, 1 -12, ff :K f-A , , ' , 55 P ,Mi,'i2?1i1Q231 5 'Z Q 'Q ,' V' ' L L 1- L ff? 5 f' .gig if , , ,1Jf 1 ff ' I E . f' ' '-' A gird ' A -A 5 . ' an fx 4 f'f ', tl 'f Tx MS M' N, L . - . A . Q : ' Q :.. 5 - 3 5. is 3 1 , 5 ,x L' 6 f , , A W A '? -1 , . ' my if 55 2 A Q51 5 2 E a BROTHER DANIEL RICHARD: Senior Re- ligion, 'ISA . . . Latin ll, Ill, IV.. Forensics . . . Debating. BROTHER FRANCIS EMERY: Senior Re- ligion, 255 . . . English IV . , . THE VIKING . . . THE TOWERS . . . Cheerleaders. BROTHER GILBERT: Senior Religion, 355 . . . Physics . . . Swimming Team. BROTHER DENIS STEPHEN: Senior Re- ligion, 4SS . . . Trigonometry . . . Solid Geometry . . . Swimming Team. BROTHER GREGORY: Senior Religion, 6SS . . . Chemistry . . . Physics . . . Science Honor Society . . . Men's Club. BROTHER XAVIER: Senior Religion, ISC . . . Bookkeeping. BROTHER RAYMOND: Senior Religion, 25C . . . Typing. . . American Hist- Ury MR. VAL JANSANTE: 35C . . . Health . . . Driver Training . . . Head Football Coach. BROTHER BERNARDIN: Senior Religion, 45C . . . English IV. BROTHER E. THOMAS: Junior Religion, 1JA . . . American History . . . Student Council. BROTHER D. MAURICE: Junior Religion, 2JS . . . German I . . . Anglers Club , . . Archconfraternity of the Divine Child . . . Modern Language Club. BROTHER F. LEO: Junior Religion, 3JS . . . Trigonometry . . . Algebra Il . Rifle Club. BROTHER EMILIAN: Junior Religion, 4JS . . , English Ill . . . Band and Or- chestra Moderator . . . School Main- tenance. BROTHER THEODORE: Junior Religion, SJS . . . German I . . . Spanish ll . . . Musicale . . . Operetta. BROTHER F. LEWIS: Junior Religion, 6JS . . . National Problems . . . Track and Cross Country Moderator. BROTHER E. JAMES: Junior Religion, 7JS . . . Chemistry . . . Athletic Director. BROTHER FR. BERNARD: Junior Religion, IJC . . . English III . . . Football Moderator. BROTHER FL. BERNARD: Junior Religion, 2JC . . . English III . . . Spanish I . . . Basketball Moderator. BROTHER G. WILLIAM: Junior Religion, 3JC . . . Algebra II . . . General Math . . . Ammendale Parents' Club. BROTHER E. RICHARD: Sophomore Re- ligion, IS . . . Biology . . . Biology Club . . . Band, Blue Knights, Or- chestra Moderator. BROTHER DAVID THOMAS: Sophomore Religion, 25 . . . Plane Geometry. SUNDAY MORNING at the Brothers hou e serves as meeting place for work and discussion for all the religious teachers at Cevtral Gathered in lesson preparation a few minutes before the weekly Con- T and Teaching 0 BROTHER DAVID OF MARY: Sophomore Religion, 35 , . . National Prob- lems. BROTHER FRANCIS BONAVENTURE: Soph- omore Religion, 45 . . . English Il. SACRED HEART parish boasts of a sanguine contingent of boys attending Cenlral Catholic, as well as its own large girls' high school. Gathered in the rectory of the parish with the Most Reverend Coleman F. Carroll, Pastor and Auxiliary Bishop of Pittsburgh, are Sacred Heart Parishioners and Central Students, John Carroll, Joseph McGreal, and Frank Hartley. te nal Ancestry.. BROTHER GERARD KEVIN: Sophomore Re- ligion, SS . . . Geography . . . English Il . . . Intramural Program . . . Baseball Team. MR. JOSEPH PENZELlK: 65 . . . Health . . .1 Head Basketball Coach. BROTHER D. JULIAN: Sophomore Re- ligion, 7S . . . Biology. BROTHER D. JUSTIN: Sophomore Re- ligion, BS . . . History II . . . JV Football and Intramural Moderator. MR. FRANCIS COLLINS: 95 . . . Physical Education . . . JV Basketball Coach. BROTHER F. VINCENT: Sophomore Re- ligion, 'IOS . . . Plone Geometry . . . Assistant Superior of Brothers' Community. BROTHER EUGENE EDWIN: Sophomore Religion, IIS . . . Applied Chem- istry . . . Plane Geometry. MR. JOHN HAZUR: l2S . . . Biology. BROTHER G. EDWARD: Freshman Religion, 'IF . . . Latin I . . . Camera Club. . . . Benilde Club. BROTHER DANIEL KEVIN: Freshman Re- ligion, 2F . . . History I . . . Eng- lish I . . . Third Order of St. Francis. BROTHER D. JEROME: Freshman Religion, 3F . . . Art l, Il, Ill, IV ...Art Club . . . St. Vincent DePaul Society. BROTHER D. JAMES: Freshman Religion, 4F . . . History I . . . Tennis Team. I BROTHER FL. EMERY: Freshman eligion, 5F . . . Algebra I . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Mothers' Guild. BROTHER E. VINCENT: Freshman Religion, 6F . . . Algebra I . . . Alumni. MR. DANIEL WYNN: 7F . . . History . . . Tennis. BROTHER F. JOHN: Freshman Religion, SF . . . English I . . . Debating. BROTHER G. PATRICK: Freshman Religion, 9F . . . Latin I. 6, BROTHEQ EFJQARD CHARLES: Freshman Religion, 'IOF . . . English I . . . Glee Club . . . Dramatics MHAMCCL1 BROTHER FIDELIS: Freshman Religion, 11F . . . French I, II . . . Music Apreciation . . . Bookstore . . . Music Club. BROTHER E. CLAUDE: Freshman Religion, 12F. . .Algebra I . . . Bowling . . . Hunting Club. MR. ANDREW EINLOTH: German ll . . . English IV. MR. WILLIAM TURLEY: Commercial Law . . . English IV. MR. WILLIAM FAY: Business Mathematics . . . Typing . . . Assistant Football Coach. MR. MYRON YESTER: English Il. fs THE JUBILEE COMMEMORATION, honoring the twenty-fifth anniversary of Brother Frederick John, Principal, opened with the Jubilee Mass cele- brated by Brother John's cousin. Shown here are the Brothers and friends of Brother John during the Mass in the Brothers' Chapel. MR. MICHAEL IGLAR: History III. MR. GEORGE KARRAS: Bookkeeping . . . American His- tory . . . Asistant Football Coach. MR. THEODORE LAMB: Band . . . Blue Knights. MR. JOSEPH RAUTERKUS: Orchestra. MR. JAMES BORELLI: Music Instructor. MR. GUY BORRELLI: Music Instructor. MISS MARY JANE BEGGY: School Librarian. DOCTOR LAWRENCE X. SULLIVAN: Football Team Physician. DOCTOR THOMAS SABOW: Football Team Physician. MISS JEAN McMAHON: School Secretary. MRS. ELEANOR MUNHALL: School Secretary. MISS ELIZABETH BOSCO: School Secretary. DR. JOSEPH BLOOM: School Physician. MISS K. MILLER: School Nurse 9, ,lc As aqer Fre hmen . . . STANDING IN FRONT OF St. Mary's Assumption, one of the newest churches in the Pittsburgh district, but by far not the youngest parish, are Theodore Krsul and Edward Miller. Teaching in a school of 'I74 pupils are four School Sisters of Notre Dame. Father Maithew F. Kebe, who is the pastor, distributes reports to 20 Central boys every quarter. 'u . CLASS 2FYFirsl Row: ll-Rl D. Covaleski, J. Smith, J. O'Grady, T. Bruzdu, . Chule, J. Kelly, J. Conlrucci, T. Poland, L. Wilson, R. Raynovich, R anski. Second Row: lL-Rl A. Buccigrossi, T. Kirby, S. POZQY, G. Paul, R lickel, J. Smerdel, R. Blocksidge, M. McGarflund, D. Warywoda, W ucas, W. Reardon. Third Row: lL-Rl R. Loshelder, R. Gelick, G. Tomasic V. Ciarkowski, P. Aposlolou, G. Norlander, A. Mielcuszny, H. Gailliof . Bazzone, A. Miller. Fourih Row: lL-Rl M. Gazboda, W. Robinson, R. rysinski, W. Tichi, D. Deely, J. Kirk, T. Komorowski, R. Kambic, J b'Malley. 'x . 4 L... CLASS TFfBack row: R. Riccardi, J, Lebac, M. Taylor, T. Vallowe, R Burke, J. Alvin, R. Dickenson, W. Lay, P. Murphy. Third Row: P. Wille R. Friday, P. Rodzewicz, T. O'Reilly, D. Belz, W. Sproule, D. Bahorich, R Danko, D. Joller, R. Prals. Second Row: J. Szwarc, P. Leavy, J. O'Brier1 R. Valenry, F. Ferenlchak, E. Angel, T. Malerniak, R. Camphire, J Shaver, W. Pollak, J. McDermott, T. James. First Row: R. Soltesz, Nl X 'L Z? l ' in :r fD xr 0 :. A P' I- n :r Q I 0 5 F' 'H - 2. Z n .. .. Q F T' cn 5. '- rn ul. wa. NTRAL CE 0F EN ESH FR Kennedy, W. Logan, R. Carroll, R. Zdroikowski, G. Herr. - '4 me ,Class 3F-First Row: T. Davies, T. Tarquinio, T. Logan, D. King, E. lrlbocher, S. Grenesko, A. Rzenik, E. Kolczynski, D. Woicikiewicz, L. lander, G. Turasovic. Second Row: J. Massaro, S. Kish, R. Keane, J. Gurski, J. Orosz, T. Tansey, S. Vitaro, G. Kmiflin, L. O. Donnell, M. Smith, P. Westbrook. Third Row: D. McClenahan, T. McGinty, J. Ward, R. Zomok, L. Owen, D. Patterson, T. Lilly, J. Ashley, J. Dodson, M. Stranke, M. Golden. Fourth Row: D. Gelice, J. Paul, T. Loftey, J. Sekely, C. Welsh, V. Lutz, R. Foley, D. Dixon, J. Frizzi, V. Guerrieri, R. Novak. CLASS 4FfFirst Row: J. Mynahan, T. Cain, S. Barnes, D. Cillo, K. Chelosky, J. Dziubek, S. Slavonic, F. Furtivo, Rf Bell, A. Milheizler, L. Caputo, R. Babusci. Second Row: J. Connors, R. Kozlowski, J. Ryan, J. Walsh,'T. Waruszewski, J. Ford, J. Puhalla, J. DeRiso, C. Flec'cer, W. Villa, T. Dulski. Third Row: T. Beck, T. Bollens, W. Byrnes, L. Schoemer, J. Monaghan, F. Vargo, J. Brose, L. Osinski, G. Fronkovich, J. Roche. Fourlli Row: J. Bastone, R. Shontz, S. Brown, F. Ferris, K. Marta, F. Ccinuvcn, S. Petrcss, R. Rupp, L. Dunn, E. Villella, M. Ord. -Y: '- I D 'vu 'ru R w w' WE? IE. 5 : N A 3 .mm w, ' ..w, Kem S fQGE IM 'ni gags Napa. 4. 1 if x is f .ww .M 2 . A... :Qi Wwmwli- I i 4 e .V Q - -- h - -Qf f Qwf ,Ky 34 L,- INN -WMWWMQ ,K -'-A-L 1 - ,fum 0 IBS l'0 le e i CLASS 6FfFirst Row: Donald Rok, Robert DiNurdo, Stephen Cufuro, Frank Calfo, George Klein, John Collery, Paul Castellano, Thomas Sheffo, William Bresnuhcn, John Vucico, Robert McGowan. Second Row: J. Johns, J. McKenna, J. McGarrily, J. Lcpiano, R. Colnizzi, H. Clowes, A Ricchiuto, D. Wiegmon, J. Cova, J. Kennedy, F. Conley. Third Row: R. Toomey, R. McSorley, R. Scanlon, E. Bruns, R. Krawczyk, R. McArdle, P. Reid, J. Maurer, Chas. Knight, H. O'Grady. Fourth R-ow: R. Schrcxm, P. Mungione, F. Ryan, R. Winter, R. Oakes, M. Tunney, J. Kuczek, W. Eisemon, J. Burns, M. Mirdo, D. Dixon. 'UQ wa .nw 2 is S ? CLASS 5FfFirsl Row: W. King, A. Tis, E. Mikulski, R. Julkuski, J. Ditill: M. Reilly, J. Hughes, L. DiPietro, J. Santorillu, A. Goth, L. Kozioziemsk F. Massaro. Second Row: J. Hurl, J. Jerpe, G. Lau, T, Olszewski, I Vogel, R. Skerlong, R. Golle, R. Sanchilli, L. Smoglo, R. Kim. Third Row J. Lutz, E. Modzelewski, J. Vogrin, A. Suhcldolnik, T. Quinlan, P. Fitz geruld, J. Burg, A. Sebastain, R. Moicher, J. Glover. Fourth Row: N Spellmun, E. Horlbeck, A. Mancini, L. Harris, W. Matis, P. Grzybowsk R. States, D. Quinn, J. Visloy, A. Zelonis. JF. , rs, L 2. Q i 'J QD -is Q9 z l z LASS 8F-First Row: D. Sisk, J. Dugan, A. Liebler, G. McNamara, 'atanese, J. McGrady, J. Motyl, J. Sauer, J. Palrniere, J. Conte, A.-Q J landi. Second Row: D. Mansfield, S. Benovitch, R. Kearns, E. Coyne, E tefanko, R. Kuszyk, R. Glackin, R. Doran, D. McCambridge, Z. Puha lla . Keegan. Third Row: M. Benec, H. Breedlove, J. Matyas, R. Kyle, J osco, T. McGuive, R. Mastriano, N. Bazil, R. Cumpston, R. McAllister, erry, W. Best. Fourth Row: R. Doerflew, L. Collete, R. Kondash, C H otchig, D. Colomarino, R. Sable, P. Coyne, E. Rumin, R. Szaronos, J l CLASS 7FgFirst Row: S. Porco, J. Wagner, E. Rodgevs, G. Walk, J. Palmiere, T. Jay, R. Fulton, R. Frank, M. Matermch, G. Rocco, T. Bruke, W. Harris. Second Row: N. Scuilli, F. Matasich, F. Lachey, T. Morrissey, T. Byrnes, P. Garger, W. Polinsky, J. Fenton, J. Germinoro, L. Zakowski, T. Rodgers, W. Vazzo. Third Row: K. Rusnok, A. Sapira, D. Senay, J. Necoh, P. Ropar, R. Shantz, J. Vargo, B. Woodfill, A. Torcaso, J. Staley. Fourth Row: S. Haristram, R. Helwich, J. Finnigan, R. Darrah, E. Sewicki T. Rickeets, J. Reinsel, H. Nichols, R. Parker, S. Stanek. r im, D. Kirk, D. Steving. MS I if if Denis Heiry President of Class TSS 1 If is I0 li il 0 CLASS l0F-First Row: R. Dugan, P. Tumolo, L. Bennardo, W. Cosgrove, P. O'Toole, C. Boley, C. Byrne, W. Auslin, A. Sieminski, H. Rilz, C Sweeney, C. Zimmick. Second Row: L. Schockling C. Agostini, R. August, D. Callahan, A. Deluco, J. Bienemann, F. Bemke, E. Pielrowski, N. Romanchak, M. O'Malley, J. Pawlak, R. Farrell. Third Row: R. Visk, J Hanka, R. Bernot, A. Vactor, K. Urban, K. Cercone, E. O'Shea, G. Julian, P. Lancy, F. Pelkofer. Fourlh Row: P. Lee, P. Buuelli, R. Yohe, T. Lan- heady, G. Massaro, S. McDowell, C. Zera, D. Dinardo, L. Orzechowski W. Pellis, F. Caricafo. -Q- CLASS 9F-Firsl Row: M. Traficanti, C. Parco, R. Lee, N. Sanloriella, Bucka, R. Lonzo, J. Meho, J. Occhipinli, R. Linder, L. Hoelzlein, J. Milli Second Row: L. Adams, E. Fox, E. Gallagher, P. Gallagher, R. Kay, Colaizzi, T. Lankes, F. Sneler, B. Ryan, J. Obrilz, T. Davis, J. Provide: Third Row: L. Greco, R. Seuberl, G. Hinchcliff, G. Danhires, D. O'Hale J. Murry, G. Lupinacci, P. Larsen, J. Megahan, J. Jurkovec, J. Gazi G. Toubo. Fourrh Row: W. Kawecki, H. Supel, R. Henry, L. While, l Supsura, C. Cicco, G. Hough, J. Moslener, W. Och, J. McKenzie, Carey, B. Arndr. 5 4 . had .,,...,..,.,.,,,.., '9L.,E..b is . . 3 ... .z.1gj4 -' A inf ,gy ',,. T 'Y will . y if 'vie Y. , , H G -J . .g QE!! am -1 Q APR 91,6 Frank Shallo President of Class 2SS I , +4 S A :aj-V K 1 , - 1 4 1-lv ,J J, X, ff-'f n ,ff A ,aff J ,,-- iff .ff J,..f' 5 i GATHERED INFORMALLY in front of St. Stephen's Church, Hazelwood, James Zewe and Tom Donaghy reminisce with three of their former teachers. St. Stephen's parish, under the guidance of Father Denis N. Murphy and 22 Seton Hill Sisters of Charity, contributes a larger number of students than any other parish to the Central student body. 2: r I i 1 I ! 0i the Central radition EVERYONE LOOKS FOR his name in the parish bulletin and Centralites George Mitchell, Al- bert Delmontagne, John Mundo, and Francis Hudak are no exceptions. Helping in the Search is Father Michael Faidel, the pastor of St. Joachim's Church, Greenfield. Four Vincentian Sisters of Charity teach in the grade school of H7 pupils. ADDITIONS TO the Central scene this year include two new mascots. As their official custodian, Brother Eugene Edwin looks on, Happy ll and Gus rest their less than four months' old bones in the mid-day sun. if' HAM APPEARS IN various forms in the cafeteria. Here the photographer's efforts to get o typical picture of freshmen during lunch is frustrated by the hom acting of these freshmen. nr-ww ILASS 'I2F-First row: T. Calcutta, R. Dadowski, R. Gennuso, A. Ferrar Albertl, A. Ferrari lAlfredl, J. Borz, P. Keenan, J. O'Brien, T. Ryer, J ucatorto, J. lgnatz. Second row: W. Brodie, J. Martha, J. Collins, R Ilair, J. Conway, R. Aul, J. Hagan, J. Devere, F. Corbett, D. DlPietro . Gibala, B. Chapman. Third row: S. Paulovitch, T. Kirk, T. Conn, R looser, L. Cunningham, A. Herold, D. Connors, L. McGill, D. Ambrose . Denny, R. Daley. Fourth row: J. Faas, L. Vestri, M. Scrock, F. Dilorio . Fandray, R. Hughes, E. Long, W. Hammer, J. O'Brien, P. Reilly, M t'Donnell, S. Donatelli. r r 1 Q CLASS 'l'lF-First row: K. Morris, R. Lenczewski, W. Burke, T. Hartley, D. Hyland, W. Fitzgerald, R. Penny, J. Chieppa, T. Zimmick, T. Martin, L. Thompson. Second row: R. Bona, J. D'Amico, W. O'Grodnik, W. Siwek, J. Riuo, J. Murphy, R. Nlarchese, J. Smith, E. Sl1afTer, J. Bauer. Third row: A. Mauro, D. Solresz, J. Ramsey, J. Burns, R. Oparnica, J. Miller, T. Zimmer, J. Burchill, A. Bucci, J. Byrne. Fourth row: J. McNamara, R. Kail, R. LaRocca, G. DaVia, R. Evans, R. Cooper, J. Mechas, T. O'Lave, R. Gormley, H. Blum, R. Acres, J. Ibella. Jim Sabow President of Class 3SS 33 CLASS 25- Firsl row: J. O'Toole, J. Shelpman, R. Costello, J. Stroud W. Kaveny, J. Modzelewski, E. Spolin, N. Deluliis, W. Jumper, D. Rochollz. Second row: C. Scarlalci, J. Puff, J. Farms-lie, T. Cerminaro, R. RUPP, D. McMunn, E. Grobowski, R. Mu7o, R. Rungoon, T. Driscoll Third row: J. Mme, T. Murphy, J, Cudo, R. Filek, N. Killowski, G. Greer, R. Hollas, S. Rishel, J. Grade. Fourth row: J. Abbavico, W. Curtin, P Wilson, D. Cherabim, T. Murphy, J. Larkin, K. Shields, J. Drobish, J Mitchell. Fillh row: L. Romito, P. Bametzrieder, J. Pasfrick, D. White, F. Kress, L. Bcxsinski, A. Pevrone. CLASS 'IS-'First row: R. Noe, R. Polinsky, M. Cusick, L. Connelly, Vilulla, L. Criscella, L. Modzelewski, F. Sieg, J. Kirby, D. Stagno, Yoesl. Second row: J. Murray, D. Kaplan, W. Conroy, F. Devere, T. Pal dino, J. Berkey, P. Ruuso, J. Vath, J. Susany, J. Dean, R. Schwclr Third row: J. Frank, A. Kowalewski, F. McAnully, A. Krzysik, J. Diski A. Hufnagel, L. Walsh, S. Sirocky, J. Ruane, M. Morris, J. Lubarski, Taalka, C. Montrose. Fourth row: D, Dzura, J. Jarsynka, J. Brugnc F. Bork, J. Slonu, A. DeLuca, W. Bowers, L. Young, N. Polricca, Augusly, J. Murray, F. Mysliwiec, J. DiFroncesco. .. . S 'Z 'vu 'lin . 15.9137 S CLASS 3S ' First row: G. Donahoe, A. Fedorek, D. Clemente, M. O'Mc1lly, C. McNerney, T, Hicky, R, Dickey, T. Dortenzo, S. DeSimone, C. Boney C. Bonk, T. Lydon. Second row: J. Meyer, A. Pugliano, J. Thomas, W. Schmid, P. Wallaze, R. O'Brien, J. Ireland, J. Wells, R. Bankowski, R Neusch, W. Miller, J. Keane. Third row: H. Delprato, D. Narr, R. Simque R. Ahnert, J. Nugent, L. Buczkowslci, R. Sulka, J. McGraw, P. Rakow, H Mosco, R. Donatelli, J. Zewe. Fourth row: R. Hartman, S. Joyce, J Houser, J. Myler, F. Wilson, W. Haynes, A. McGough, E. Pella, P. Bel lisario, S. Barker, J. Crigler, F. Johns. -O- CLASS 4S-First row: G. Rizzo, J. Hine, E. Pilardi, W. Fullen, V. Longo P. Leech, F. Kress, K. Walsh, S. Steffan, J. Smith, T. Grimpe. Second row J. Cafaro, M. D'Ambroslo, A. Marmo, R. Cable, A. Hermann, R. Quinlan F. Feczko, D. Williams, C. Kevicki, R. McAvoy, W. Benzenhoefer, G Grant. Third row: J. Ostapkowicz, M. lydon, J. Crowe, W. McHugh, J Weltner, R. Lombard, R. Dawson, R. Wiggins, M. Gangloff. Fourth row E. Dodson, R. Scott, R. Tysarczyk, T. McDonough, W. lnsley, J. Panza W. Roche, J. Vilsack, J. Hefferin. ' Jim Christian esident of Class 455 'hwy N + as ,d',,,,,....---.,...- 'ff' ENJOYING ONE OF John Gonsowski's experiences at Central are Father De Paul and Father Eric, Capuchin Franciscan priests from St. Augustine Monastery and parish in Lawrenceville. The parish school, taught by Mt. Alvernia Sisters of St. Francis, regularly averages fifty students at Central Catholic, while some six hundred students are in the grade school. SISTER GREGORY, S.M., Principal of St. Paul's Cathedral Grade School knows every one of the eighty-five Cathedral boys who attend Central Here Sister chats with Cathedral alumni John Roller, Pat Culleen, Dennis Boehme, and Vince Sortino. Rt. Reverend Msgr. Andrew J. Pauley, rector of the Cathedral, has been adopted pastor of the graduates for the past three years through his excellent senior retreat. Boys Become ophomores. . . is 3 ff L ' . ' .1 ' ' , f V Q , . we ...R .ii my Sha CLASS 55-First row: J. Bray, R. Pavlick, J. Sampietro, W. Bonenberger, C. Tyson, R. Wise, A. Johnson, G. Grab, R. Lewandowski, H. Hart, R Frey. Second row: F. Hartley, W. Kompare, M. Hunt, J. Kelly, H. Krason L. Kubus, B, Onufer, R. Henricks, P. Corcoran, J. McEvoy, J. Campbell Third row: R, Carroll, R. Deutsch, P. Halterlein, A, Perrolti, F. Giolma E. Herold, T. McClain, D. Wall, J. Walsh, R. Brandenstien, R. Homison Fourth row: J. Michel, R. Ruddy, R. Mizgorski, E. Miller, J. Manella, J Roberts, R. Reith, R. Mangolo, R. Kenaan, D. Ricci. 5 FAMILIAR SCENE to many sophomore, as well as to mc a student, is Brother Edmn Leo, Prefect of Discipline, as oversees the afternoon detr tion class. CLASS 65-First row: J. Boyer, E. Zmuda, R, Bosack, E. Onofray, J. Wolff, T. Howard, J. Conley, E. Maus, T. Donatilli, M. Conroy. Second row: R. Holler, J. Pison, J. Kennedy, R. O'Neill, R. Watson, R. Holeczy, T. Shea, W, McCullogh, E. Fox. Third row: E. Becker, R. Rossi, F. Man- tick, R. D pilo, T. Summers, R. Ryan, T, Kosakowski, L. Nowicki, R. Saniga. Fourth row: R. McHugh, R. Fullen, R. Black, L. Schrum, R. Weh- ner, V. Gonsowski, R. Parello, P. Gorman, J. Walsh, F. Dyer, G. Lisotto D. McCue. ee L-A CLASS 75 -'First row: M. Aupperle, E. Mechler, R. Fischer, M. Murrin, T. Muehl, M. Berdik, J. Puolinu, D. Donnelly, P. Noble, T. Heron, M. O'Toole. Second row: G. Kolich, R. Gnus, B. Gallocher, E. Tuccicrone, F. Morocco, R. Porco, R. Crimmins, L. Acker, R. Merecky, A, Eshkru. Third row: J, Dushaw, P. Woef, T. Sharpski, P. McNamara, B. Conway, J. McMahon, B. Brown, J. Flaherty. Fourth row: R. Rylunds, T. Molendu, G. Dietz, R. Kotnik, F. Lopinski, J. O'Connor, W. Sibiliao, J. Benton. CLASS 85-AFirst row: D. Strutiff, F. Capezzuto, J. Brown, R. Horn, J. Moriarity, J. Treglio, C. Tripodi, E. Stcxrtari, S. Spak, E. Grindle, R. Kur- puszka, W. Fisher. Second row: L. Rossi, P. Wodzinski, E. Barvick, P. Valenty, C. Byrne, T. Crossen, L. O'Connor, J. Cush, T. Lynch, R. Bogocz, E. Amendolu, R. O'Connor, D. Wolfe. Third row: E. Droxynski, F. Lud- wick, J. Urbunski, R. Grady, A. Ricci, J. Jelovich, S. Wasiel, J. Vecchio, T. Grgurich. Fourth row: T. Mclssuro, A. Kozak, R. Pecman, R. Dentel, G. Gallagher, J. Phillips, A. Romano, S. Pussufiume, R. Gaughun, L. Yont, W. Doody. .oee . . Robert Del Pizzo President of Class 555 he S ruqqle Amid Towe ing Feelings PREPARING THE ALTAR for Sunday Mass at Holy Rosary Church, Homewood, are Dennis Heiry, who is lighting the candles, and Frank Klingensmith, who is setting up the bookstand. This parish, under the able supervision of the Rt, Rev. Msgr. Henry A. Carlin, accounts for 92 of the Central student body this year. Teaching in the school of 976 pupils are 27 Sisters of St. Joseph. SHOWING A CENTRAL BOY'S devotion to the Blessed Virgin are lL. to R.l: Joe Studnicki, Bob Welsch, and Ed Dombrowski, These boys are kneel- ing at the side altar of St, Hyacinth Church, which has as its pastor Father H. Radwanski. The parish has thirteen boys presently attending Central. 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Q Q iqtwir 2 1 .wil M 3 1, - ,, sk in., f ,Q M My-O ' L , Qftiw: ' A g . , -W A 'fr ' ' IA 1 L13 ' ' 95 Q? W! . f ' , Q ' 4? :Q 1 7 1 I 29- ' ,qi ,,.1 ifgyifkslg git I I '- fi wi kp .mf Wv My , N M 1 Q A 'AVE' A W V ' x wg ' ' ' ,ff N fam mdk G M H M , gff.l i 5 I 'ff R 1 'V 'aisle'-'55 , ERN? 1 ll .N aku 52 Ai 21 xv - .235 , 1 ,Q fp 1 1 N .QR x win , 1-ekgk WL, MF' ' aw? m il D. Hall, C. Broniman, E. Wyzykowski, A. Colcombe, J. Ruune, E. Duffy T. Higgins, M. Kenny, P. Sacco, C. Monroe, J. Bonenberger. Third row D, Moira, R. Dlufowski, P. Moore, D. Healy, G. Haag, C. Stephens, J Woinarowski, M. Folco, P. Gormley. .' CLASS l0SfFirsl row: T. Szwcinowslri, R. Zinlc, R. Jaclcworth, J. Yorio, R. Ryan, T. Cloonan, J. Pijanowski, L. Salac, J. Ellis, D. Talak. Second row: E. Dice, J, Zimmerman, R. Timko, N. Nicolera, A. Vidra, C. Coyne, CLASS 9SfFirsl row: T. O'Connor, E. Kotewicz, R. Russilano, M. McDon- ald, T. Byrne, P. Flynn, R. Shurlz, D. Grego, R. Cerminara, F. Roucci, J. Rocerla, D. Ricci. Second row: J, Klody, H. McLaughlin, M. ladcrosa, P. Cooney, L. Kerr, W. Strelecki, J. Martin, E. Brindza, R. Mazziolii, R. Rzodkiewicz, J. O'Mal1oney, A. Provicno, R, White, J. Stefan, J. Cena. Third row: J, Emmerick, T. Sheelny, E, Bauer, J. Cummings, T. Grimm, T. Sorbell, R. Baikowski, W. Bosak, J. Bulio, J. Dugo, G. Lukaszewicz, l.. Roe, J. Bugay, M. Fiorito, R. Narr. John Kirsch ent of Class 65S r . '- ..,Iil We , '- '. 1 , - , 3 ' AA . . 1 . , f- - z., n ' ' .CLASS llS-ffFirs9 row: S. DeSarno, B. Campbell, E. Williams, E. Burke, J. Burke, K. Kern, M. O'Donnell, R. Welsch, J. Conley, J. Billings. Second row: E. Kaschauer, R. Jamison, T. Buller, W. Dugan, J. Reith, J. Yanis, E. Rua, H. Bonl, D. Ambrose, P. lonadi, C. Allen. Third row: R. Wis niewski, W. McElligoH, R. Kelly, P. Lengyel, R. Kearns, C. Krcutzenberg, Q J. LoBella, T. Maher. Fourth row: F. Koskoden, E. Valenly, J. Carroll R. Yinger, J. Murphy, C. Wypchowslci, G. Raible, W. Settnek, W. Adamek R. Bengele. X' ls T. 1- , Jerome Bender Co-President of Class CLASS 'l2S-f-Firsl row: L. Drischler, J. Moon, R. Cassady, R, Bonifale, J. G. J. R. J. Sanla, L. Houslon, J. Winiewski, S. Skonicki, A. Hudak. Second row: Palmara, F. Finello, T. Collon, J. Kudrav, F. Bronowicz, E. Gallagher, Walsh. Third row: T. Mulvihill, R. Golubic, G. McNamara, M. Piccinini, Fukas, R. Bleichner, C. Delaney. Fourth Row: R. Antoszewski, J. Ferry, Madden, T. Krsul, F. Hunt, W. Gilboy, R. Salerno, R. Bruens. 553 John Fullen Co-Presidenf of Class ISC f 3 l M A . C M .zu .. ,R 5 N, .J x. Q! 3 .ASS 'IJA--'First row: B. Kissel, R. Deasy, W. Callery, W. Hillgrove, Gabriel, R. Gadomski, D. Emmerich, J. Tunny, T. Naulty, D. Clement, McGuire. Second row: J. Manning, K. Olclenski, D. Mayberry, Lyons, J. Conley, R. Dean, H. Cnrlino, R. Seslill, C. Magee, P. immins. Third row: R. Gadomski, W. Fronclek, P. Coyne, J. Zelik, M. eclecker, T. Owens, J. O'Toole, T. Carney, R. Falvo, D. Smith. Fourth w: W. McGraw, J. McMahon, W. Wessell, J. Wymard, G. Grant, J. E 3 Ln P rn 0. 5 Q -. U. 1' C P Q. Q 5 U. fn 'fl c 3 Q lu us N c -. vi N fra 5 vi 5 fu -1 Q vi ar 'f B088 I' I0 I 'C' CLASS 2JSgFirst row: R. Queen, J. Rudzik, S. Castelli, D. Gennuso, F Blahut, R. Kavsler, J. Fisher, B. Scheib, P. Connors, E. lbinson, G. Gru nert. Second row: K. Cheryba, E. Bonavita, F. Sweeney, R. Contestabile M. Somma, D. Milton, L. Fanlozzi, J. Bentz, J. Studnicki, R. LeDonne Third row: M. Pulice, D. Petrus, J. Hall, J. Camphire, P..Sieber, J. Shields R. Morrissey, R. Nagy, J. DiPernc, P. Dumm. Fourth row: J. Clair, N Niccolai, E. Bright, S. Briley, G. Mitchell, A. Vogel, H. Dobschcl, J. Gio- vanelli, R. Settnek, R. Harkins, D. Sabo. CLASS 3JSfFirsl row: J. Murrin, A. Zangrilli, D. Kirby, J. Spahr, M Laltanzio, J. Cochran, R. Cosgrove, F. Ventura, M. Caferino, D. Rosella. Second row: R. Valenzo, W. Mutschler, J. Cirelli, A. Churik, F. Kolwa, W. Kelly, J. Walsh, J. Miklos, T. Zeske, E. Ollis, M. Snyder. Third row J. Harris, P. Rouser, R. Gordon, J. Hanlon, R. Demitras, T. Allman, C Marino, D. Lesick, S. Mauliy, J. Zelonis, D. Zavada. Fourlh row: F Bence, D. Ciocca, l. Vifli, C. O'Connor, W. Gallagher, J. Kitlowski, J. Mazolta, R. Chesley, L. Maloney, P. Nee, W. Harris. A A A 4. A - A .. 4 -CLASS 4JS-First row: D. Trosky, J. Schaub, J. Nowak, J. Riely, Dougherly, M. McAndrew, P. Aul, J. Wafson, J. Patton, P. Freker, Studnicki, R. Penny. Second row: P. Roche, F. Verri, H. Whitehead, V Harper, W. Cisarik, J. Blatnica, J. Jandrlich, R. McGowan, P. V: Hoene, E. Maloney, E. Kobe, M. Nolan, R. Theiss, J. Joyce, J. McEner L. Boelfner, B. Brandy, G. McDermott, A. Williams, T. Vas. Third roi G. Dippold, M. DeFabio, E. Dombrowski, M. Kollar, R. Albrighi, I Stefanik, J. Bender, D. Moore, E. Hoolihan, R. Maihan, J. Keegan. L 1 ' Si Joe McGreuI Presidenl of Clas: ppe classmen, unio s Show 'Know-How IMMACULATE HEART SISTERS, instructors in St. Rosalia's School, Greenfield, stand before the parish church to listen to the adventures of their former students Richard Moore, Chris Magee, Leo Kuba, Richard Hammer, and Phil Wattay. Father Raymond Doherty, Pastor, recently inaugurated a building program for the girls' high school attached to the parish. REPORT CARDS, distributed quarterly, must be secured at the parish school for graduates of Immaculate Con- ception School, Bloomfield. Waiting for their pastor, Father Albert A. Farina, to arrive with the lethal card- board are A. Bcrtoldi, L. Fontozzi, A. Hermann, R. Lib- eratore, and L. Ramito. The grade school, stalied by Sisters of the Holy Ghost, accounts for fifty boys at Central. 9' 44 Donald McGrath President of Class 3SC CLASS 6JS V First row: F. Stanish, J. Dilanni, W. Slusser, E. Calicito, T Benes, R. Abel, L. Regan, T. O'Leary, W. Lynch, E. Brigger, T. McDon ough, R. Greco. Second row: W. Connor, T. Keating, R. Kratovel, M Rini, P. Dimperio, C. Carrieri, A. Metro, P. Welsh, T. Gallagher, J McDonough, D. McFadden, F. Leckowski, D. Shefio, J. Fermannis, G Russo, L. Facchini, A. Martini, W. Wilburn, W. Layton, J. McGonigle, S Zabaglo, R. Mologne. Third row: R. Scott, T. Rzeznik, R. Scarcelli, L Dziubek, R. Ruch, D. Evers, C. Rutter, F. Mangieri, D. Piacquadio, J D'Ambrosio, R. Karolski, M. Dimperio. CLASS SJS First row: F. LandgraFf, F. Kutz, P. Fuhrer, C. Herald, Slinchok, F. Piontek, R. Palumbo, A. Pasquarelli, E. Martella, G. Vi tura. Second row: E. Kott, G. Kenna, D. Beyer, J. Harper, A. Marynowx L. Dybowski, M. O'Brien, H. Fialla, P. Quinten, D. Wilson, W, Glen: C. Cage. Third row: A. Barnes, R. Kenning, M. Marino, R. Raclomski, McSorley, J. Smiller, T. Sheehan, J. Darnell, J. Horne, Fourth row: Barry, D. Beuing, L. Nau, R. Krevosh, H. McGinn, W. Bell, R. Nese, Carey. . Q V.. V -- E. -4 A CLASS lJC Hrs! row- E. Abrevske, J. Fcaccenda, A. Eizak, M. McDer mort, B. Raflerty, J. Monroe, R. Russo, J. O'Brien, R. Turak, T. Sorby P. Simcic, C. Donoughe. Second row: R. Corlese, C. Porco, W, Pill, C Davies, T, Kozlowski, D. Flanagan, P. Duggan, R. Dorsner, D. McManus L. Zaruzinski. Third row: A. llorgun, G. Paslrick, A. Caslelli, D. Fullen J. Boyle, R. De Matleo, T. Sullivan, J. O'Donnell, G. Sciullo, Fourlh row R. Wenzel, W. Ralkus, R. Lilaeralore, J. Lindsey, A. Pardi, E. Alberlson W. Jczks, J. Rushe, P. Marasco, T. Visconli, R. Belordi, E. Krason, D Morinack. ls 'i -E ACLASS 7.lS'f'Firsl row: M. Philbin, J. King, W. Entress, R. Ferragonio, C Murphy, G. Fletcher, S. McNaughlon, W. Delrude, R. Ledonne, J. Ryan D. La Face, W. Berinsky. Second row: J. Gavin, K. Fisher, M. Dull, C Fricano, F. Caianese, J. NlcCluskey, A. Lawniczak, R. Brennen, W. Cuetic R. Mclrchese, K. Wetmore. Third row: A. Venglish, T. Dugan, R. De Carlo J. Reilly, P. Weber, J. Bulger, T. Burke, J, McNamara, D. O'Shcu, R Wingerson, T. Krowczyk, D. Tomer, J. Royburg. 'hr 5: is 522 'Uhr Masters of the ilzinq Es ale ST. PHlLOMENA'S, Squirrel Hill, has a very attractive outdoor shrine of Our Lady in addition to the shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help within the church. Before the shrine here are Ronald Crowley and Al Walsh. The spiritual welfare of St. Philomencfs is under the care of the Redemptorist Fathers while School Sisters of Notre Dame teach in the elementary school. ,V , .. mph -fl 1 Qs CLASS 3JC-fFirsl row: L. Sekelick, C. Grabowski, T. McElroy, M. Loftis, L- Huff, P. 59061, J- Berk, D- Doyle, M. O'Connor, M. Afcheson, L. Boyd, R. Gibala. Second row: R. Rygelski, A. Delmonfagne, J. Primm, F. Biz- lack, G. Wyanf F. Greene, W. Jennings, J Butch G. Mur h L Sell ' ' I P Yr - 1 P- BU0f 0f J. Gourley. Third row: J. Quintiliani, R. Moore, R. Silverman, T. Logue, F. Orban, R. Brennan, E. Schleicher, D. Fabrizio, R. Lyman, R. Greb, R. McKeown, W. Petro.- :CLASS 2JC-First row: J. Markus, D. Driscoll, D. Ross, H. Sullivan, P McDonough, R. LaManna, C. Silvio, L. Leonzio, W. Brin-ling, J. Fischer- keller, G. Dadowski, D. Donaielli. Second row: R. Mercurio, R. Kelly, R Dugo, D. Mitsch, R. Regan, K. Morris, J. Lindenfelser, J. Roche, V. Ber- ardelli, R. Topczynski, K. Highberger, J. Daquelente, B. Zbel, J. Sundy J. Reda, J. Unger. Third row: A. Lucenfe, J. Hines. J. Pajak, K. Marlinga J. Pelusi, G. Bedillion, D. Monahan, A. Flahcriy, J. Sebes, A. Mullen A. Amare, R. Colton, C. Murphy, W. Burke, H. Young. X M 9395 'sr iwav l'L P: QR? KYI741 EEE? :ZW . X S' as T III ,NLE C, U ng' f HAIEX Y n A2155 ff li xxliim 5? Rig? IQ k'4Q1'1 .z ff . ES. P ,.., . -:K 3.53. 'I M.. wi :ng . - i -L,A1.f . Y fa :Eg Us n 5i'? f. ,, l J fl Y 1 is W f 4-2 I 1 A -4 3' ,il ITMQ 'Y',g.x N f . . 'H' . we ,: : lmfw EMD LHC . L Q- . M i ir-i fu' 1? X f at 1, ' lf .,.., s.- -V i '- f' MMIII. iff Lf' ?'f if Mi 'A - ,.-- Wim til , A uf Ll EQ, , Ll .J . EHR . Yhh f H- Q' IH 7: E i 5 mi 1 W f i , U' A Q 'Q nv- W L I I I l'lnLu V35 REPRESENTATIVES OF the main school activities, sporting the iden- tification of their parish, stand before Mellon Institute. Parishes and their representatives include Holy Rosary: E. 0.'Connor, D. Heiry, W. Davies, T. Wash, D. Bostlett, R. Deasy: Cathedral: D. Edwards, J. Dunn, S. Sortino, J. Wrabley, D. Boehme: St. Raphael: J. Dean, D. Kompare, R. Regal, R. Scott: St. James: D. Smith: St. Rosaliaz P. Wattay: St. Regis: J. Cirelli: St. Agnes: T. Sarsfield, J. Giovanelli, F. Shallo: St. John: J. Barczak: St. Augustine: R. Gielas, ,F...E.f ffm Wien A. Klaas: St. Hyacinth: J. Mieczkowski: Immaculate Conception: C. Clavano: Immaculate Heart: J. Jarzinka: Mother of Good Counsel: J. Caspero, J. Ferrante: St. Mary: R. DeHart: St. Stephen: E. Kearns: St. Bartholomew: G. McGurI: Help of Christians: A. Labriola: Corpus Christi: W. Fay: Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament: R. Weber: St. Anselm: E. Hanley, L. Grande: St. Kieran: J. Stein: St. Bede: D. Hartner, H. Carr, J. Hepp, L. Flanagan, C. Conway, D. Clement, J. Dauer. W - -- . . . . I DWARFED AS THEY STAND on the steps of their parish church lmma l t H t f M I-mls-I , cuae ear o ary, Herron Hill, tive Central students willingly recount the advice given them by their pastor, Father Joseph J. Sonnefield, C. S. Sp. Sisters of the Holy Family instruct the parochial school children. W- :sr M P Y . s , 1 l , i ,flcfizfificfs af I JIM MILLER, President of the Central Student Council. 2 6335 I lma- ff MUSICAL REVIEW CAST represent the active Central dramatic department. Kneeling: R. Regal, E. Cas- pero, D. Boehme, T, McClain. Second row: J. Shanley, M. Klingensmith, R. Ekiert, C. Pantano, J. Knaiz, A. Aquaviva, K. O'Malley, M. Harbaugh, boys: C. Jessen, F. Klingensmith, J. Sable, J. Colcombe, L. Wagner. WQED THIS YEAR featured eight iournalism lessons, that still exist in kinescope form, given by Brother Francis Emery. At the station, displaying visual aids from one of the lessons are Sister Rosalie, S.C., Director of Diocesan Radio and Television Program, Suzanne McGurty, Sacred Heart High, Brother Francis Emery and Ronald F. Weber, Central participant. FROM THE FAIRFAX, our Fifth Avenue neighbor, a singular angle of Vikingland during lunch period was snapped by our alert photographer.from Hill's Studio. h I SP, 56' x . Aqhfifg W' Zi Ng NPS Iclivitie A lmost as ume ous as Parishes fi 'f i BROTHER D. RICHARD, Forensics Moderator, congratulates senior Tony Godino on his winning the speech contest held on the basis of school- wide competition in the fall. Tony's recitation of Poe's Tell-Tale Heart won him the top honors. 2 W 'B T151 bowsef J' v.mm.n,lA J J Learn!!! aut: J- ' Q-. ' fu. Q.- J had ccafa, ' os- .- . , f 2:59. f.-rv G. fo-L ,arg c :art 'cu 'vu' 'lub 'Uhr EXECUTIVE SUITE in Oflice A provides appropriate backdrop for the counseling of iunior class . . . . J h presidents by School President Jim Miller. Seated, In usual order, are Joseph Sundy, Louis Vuttl, o n I M F dd P ter Simcic, Dick Deasy, and Jerry Bender. Ryan, Albert Delmontagne, Danie c a en, e CAREER DAY, a Student Cou cil activity sponsored in cc iunction with Brother Mart Guidance Director, and t school Alumni, included rep sentatives from the U. S. arm forces. Here, a veteran U. Marine readies a proiector a demonstration-film as Fra Shallo, Tony Sarsfield, Jim 1 bow, and Jim Miller look ol JACK WARGO, Vice-President of the Student Council i 2 A .ig eelffv Y i if? sr sw I I 5 v . X. 5 in ? I WINTER SLIGHTLY OUTDID the 'Fantasy' on the night ot the annual winter prom, dubbed this year Winter Fantasy. Arriving amid opposition of cold and rain in front of Hotel Webster Hall for the much-anticipated formal are Phil Doherty and Hugh Dowds and dates. NOTHING OTHER than the very well attended Central Saturday night dances could pack the stairway from first floor to the balcony of the gym. Leading the descent to the dance lloor are sophomore Modzelewski, Leonard and Joe. X , Ms. 1 in Y ,Q V Activilie ente ed on WINTER WONDERLAND for most seniors and iuniors came on December 28 at the annual music of Tommy Carlin and his Carlinairs are Bob Gordon and Frank Sahllo and their dates. G1 formal. Dancing to the Student Council. DENNY KOMPARE, Secretary of the FRESHMAN CLASS Presidents ioin the upperclassmen in meetings each month. As Arthur Miller, 2 F prexy, reads over the minutes from the last meeting, the other freshman leaders dis- tractedly await their turn to oHer suggestions. They are lseatedl Anthony Bucci, George Klein, Andrew Sebastian, Jolln Tocaso, John Hanka, lstandingl: James Palmiere, Thomas Lilly, Fred DiOrio, Donald Grego, Russell Prata. CHAPERONES for the Winter Formal gather round their reception table to check programs and the Mother of Pearl compacts that were the favors for the prom. As Mr. Louis Grande and Mr. Frank Ambrose look toward the dance floor, Mrs. Grande speaks to Mrs. Ambrose and Mr. and Mrs. John Briley chat with Brother Thomas, S.C. Moderator. MARTY MORAN, Treasurer of the Student Council. SOPHOMORE PRESIDENTS, after having been duly elected to represent their classes, listen to prepplng from S. C. Vice-President Jack Wargo. Seated: Eugene Tuteroni, Tom Butler, Herman Del Prato, Roger Cable, Robert Watson, standing: Fred Finello, Andrew Perotti, Charles Montrose, John Abbatico, Thomas Grgurich, and Richard White. ,F at? ed, adv ' P- S ' ' f F-'l i . f ' arf 4 , .5 ' I A15 ,fi It f u s I ilk s ., ,M -...-A-f SATURDAY DANCE COMMITTEE members are among the unsung heroes of the week-end at Central. Decorating, preparing the gym, and cleaning up after the dance embody the work of the group. Placing lights for one of the New Year's Capers dances are Frank Landgratf, John Mieczkowski, Jack Dauer, Joseph Blatnica, Phil Wattay, and Ed Caspero. THE DISC-JOCKEY booth in the gym undergoes check-up by dance committee head, Denny Kompare. As Denny checks the record supply, his brother Wayne and Denny Heiry offer suggestions for new recordings. BOB GENNUSO, Jerry Bender, and Joe Friday fold the Central Banner after one of the Saturday night dances. This year, the Catholic girls' schools of the central area were invited to help the Student Council decorate for the Saturday dances. ludent-Inspire: 2 l I , i L S. ' :. . f-:. 'S X s. 5, if KING AND QUEEN at the Fantasy in Frost formal are introduced to the lunror and senior audience by Denny Kompare Prom Chairman As Mrs Regus Sheehan President of the Mothers Guild and selector of the royal couple looks on King Frank Catanese and Queen Janice Cirincione accept Dennys con- gratulations before dancing the royal waltz. -as -1. li 0 Q jg.. Emile .z,L ,,.L , f, WM- areer Dall an A MORE SERIOUS MOMENT at the Christmas Formal at Hotel Webster Hall seems to have struck this corner near the Christmas tree. The Corpus Christi-St. Walburga contingent of Rege Ryan, Mike Somma, Joe Freiland, Dan McFad- den, Bruce Kissell and their dates debate over whether Holiday House or Dinty Moore's will be the first of their post-prom stops. NATURAL SETTING for a frosty fantasy and the seasonal set- ting of the Christmas holidays form the atmosphere and Tom- my Carlyn and his Carlynaires provide the mood for the an- nual prom at the Hotel Webster Hall. lssemlrlie . mr, .... K N . S K ,S rs K .. SW' :,. , ,, r V' an , ? ' Q at 4 r ff' 15 Q . I. 3 Kfgeti T-2? 4-W A A 1. I I 2 I 5 r fr. . INTRODUCTIONS are in order at the Junior Prom at the former Schenley Hotel. Class of '57 members vie with one another in courtesy as Vince Sortino lextreme leftl tries to outdo Phil Wattay's introductory efforts Iextreme rightl. Caught in the shuile are Lou Bucci and Thomas Matrascio and their dates. SIGNING UP for the last dance at the Starlight Ball, last year's Maytime Junior Prom, Marlene Stover seems only half so happy as her date James Fer- rante. THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS FOR the iuniors' social register, that May Friday night that means the first formal for most underclassmen, finds Bill Vargo most willingly posing with his enchanting date, Carol Brown. THE ROYAL TABLE seems conversationless with awe as Jim Cotter and his date June Tarczak relax after the selection of the king and queen of the Starlight Ball. Unofficial courtmen Tom Flanagan, Marty Moran and his date, Sandra Fodor, take a double pause that refreshes. K ...rw 3 le-2 ri A gs rf ' 2. .... 1 -- - .,.. .. .. , QM wb K? an 'vm UA Y wfww 8 v ii X .ad THE VIKI ,f A . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Emery Hanley directed the issues of the VIKING for ai the current school year. Perched professionally at the main desk in the 'F Publications' OFlire, Emery prepares the assignment list for an issue of the paper, Without iournolism classes, the school paper has managed to maintain standards that have merited the Medalist Award from Columbia University and thc Pitt Award from the University of Pittsburgh. 4 r QEGE CORDIC, as oft-handed in an interview as he is in his daily I :list-jockey services, granted the VIKING an oflicial interview of 1is candidate for thu presidency, Carman Monoxide, through rc- oortc-r ifrry De Luca. Besides this interview, Rege taped a five- 5 rvinute recording to plug the school yearbook, which later was 5 weard over the school public address system. 1 wp I ,fi BESIDES HlLL'S STUDIO, the newspaper de- pended on senior photographer Jerry Keating for on-the-spot photographs. Associate Editor and Sports Editor Dick Deosy lrightl here checks with photographer Keating. 1 y,-gm.-1 With Memorie 0 Harm el BROTHER THEODORE, Director of Musicale and Operetta. l X- TEARS CHOKE Louise lM. Curtol as she hears the moving speech of Dr. Sheldon lL. Wagnerl. The other graduates in the commencement scene in Carousel were C. Jessen, T. Onufer, and B. Stuudt. The parents include M. Buleha, D. Boehme, L. Collins, J. Carroll, T. R. Palumbo, J. Shclnley, K. Kuklu, E. Cospero, M. Hurbuugh, J. Grabowski, K. O'MoIIey, J. Knuiz, and C. Pantuno. Z STONECUTTERS CUT IT ON STONE blast forth the Carousel cast at the opening of the second act Members of the Central cast, privileged to be the first high school to produce e long run Broadway play here are K. Kukla, J. O'Brien, M. Curto, C. Pantano, R. Wrttrg II Burr T Goduno lback to numeral, J, Sable, M. Buleha, and M. Harbaugh. DEATH STRIKES Billy Bigelow lL. Collinsl suddenly during his attempt to rob a steamship. Mourning Billy and thus bringing a chord of sorrow into her usually gay life is the owner of the Carousel, Mrs. Mullins IM. Diosdadol. ANCE OF THE HORNPIPE featured fast and graceful movement at made the choreography of Carousel outstanding as Mary nn Curto and Charles Jessen garly gambol through the turn of 'H ' fir' s. fi11ffi59f3s?',a2be'X Wil?5il3F?2??Z3V12..l JAZZING IT UP as they the Mardi Gras scene a Depicting life in New O Jim Ferrante, Dave Bostlett, Don Ross, Joe Hepp and Denny Kornpare, THE THEATRICAL VIRTUES of Patience and Prudence, as portrayed by Maureen Harbaugh and Catherine Cain, curtsy demurely in response to the applause for their rendition of the popular hit Tonight You FROM WORTHLESS ONE to Walir is climaxed in this scene as Jacques lFrank Klingensmithl is elevated from a lowly janitor to a position of importance as the adviser to the Caliph. Gathered to sing praises to their new masters are the members of the harem and the ex-Wazir's guards: C, Pantano, M. Harbuugh, J. Shanley, K. O'Malley, R. Ekiert, J. O'Brien, A. Aquaviva, J. Sable, T. Godino, L. Wagner, C. Jessen, R. McKenna, and J. Knaiz. give forth with some of the music that made big scene of the show is the Vikingland Six. rleans in the early 'twenties are Joe Palumbo, Belong to Me. We Review d ' 6' Musical Hits AFTER THE NURSING AND REHEARSING the moment finally arrives as Carol Pantano ofTers Birth of the Blues with the accompaniment of the Jazz Combo. This number was one of the many that were heard in the Mardi Gras scene. x 5 WRITHING IN PAIN in typical Johnny Ray fashion as he pan- tomimes the hit tune Walking in the Rain is the well-dressed Tony Godino. Assisting as stylists in this rendition are John Sable, John Colcombe, and Richard Scott. Through Parody and Pantomime 'Wil lol PRINCE CHARMING in the person of John Colcombe serenades his Snow White. Gathered 'round the revered guitar are J. Sable, K. Klingensmith, E. Caspero, A. Aquaviva, C. Cain, T. Godino, L. Wagner and C. Jessen. 'Qs OLEY! shouts the gaily attired Charley Jessen as he whirls his partner, Kitty O'MaIIey, to the tune of a Spanish Mambo. This dance was one of a series making up the love scene of the musical presentation. NANCY LEE GARVER, Director of Chore ogrophy for Musicale and Operetta. 5 .V...' lvs' N fi' ' w......-.4 yr , W'f x'ii lyk QQ, .M ft ig! 14' x X ' li . l Q 'gs 'ra Y K Sk., REVELLING ROYALTY renounce their affiliations with the evil spirits as they sing the rousing Clap Your Hands. In the roles of the King and Queen of the Mardi Gras are John Sable and Arlene Aquaviva. N 1. TALL-TALE-TELLER John Col- combe recounts the story of the King who had a fancy for new clothes, one ofthe innumerable tales that made Hans Christian Anderson so loved by the chil- dren of long ago and by the audience of the review, His audience includes M. Har- baugh, E. Caspero, F. Klingen- smith, A. Aquaviva Istandinglp R. O'Malley, R. Ekiert, R, Regal, L. Wagner, J. O'Brien, C. Pantano, J. Sable. V91 il ii s 5 r X 67 NP' xr-J A SMALL TOWN GATHERING is held by a few members of the cast of the Musical Review as they depict a scene from the early life of Jimmy Dean, who was played without need of make-up by Richard Scott. Included in the get-together are C. Pantano, L. Wagner, A. Aquaviva, M. Klingensmith and R. Regal. en of Note 01 'lik AWS' t ig wi gl l 4, f TERRIFIC TROMBONE is the ideal of senior Dave Boslett, CentruI's own Tommy Dorsey. Although Dave is an active member of the band, orchestra, and Blue Knights, he is best known by his outstanding performance in the Dixieland number of the '56 Musical Review. 68 f A A llre s Pa ada Qc J X 2 J JOE HEPP, Central's outstanding trumpet player, demonstrates his ear membership in the Band in J unique style. Joe can boast of four-y g E in which he has played first trumpet. Besides working with the Orchestra 3 1 and Blue Knights, he has his own combo, the Knights of Rhythm. it . E X-..,,.,-ff no NA.. f' f 5 57 EDITION of the Central Catholic Band decked in their uniforms, a heritage HE 19 6- , om the Men's Club two years ago, represent an activity that has enioyed progressive rrprovement. Front row: H. McGinn, J. DiFran:esco, J. Ferante, R. Sowo, R. Con- tstabile, L. Kuba, P. lanadi, J. Hepp, E. Albertson, E. Onefre, M. Fahey. Second row: . Ricci, J. Logan, J. Santorilla, E. Delaney, W. Hawley, C. Calvano, D, Boslett, artino, J. Myler, R. Schwartz, B. Onofray. Third row: R. Brandenstein, S. Baker, C ' W. 0 h E. antick, C. Knight, T. Deck, R. Soltesz, D. Donnely, B. Schenb, T, Vallowe, c , zcker. Fourth row: L. Criscella, B. Woodfill, B. Brown, D. Ross, L. Boyd, W. Robinson, Vucic, J. Gertsbrien, R. Miller, R. Oakes, Mr. Ted Lomb, Director. Sl Q i ..,-. 4 .,,,,.mr-n-annum we As Well as in 0 che Ira and Dance Band 3' M . T d l. li , . Brother E. Richard B r e . am Bmfhef Em'lI0f1 and Director Music Department Moderator MU5'f D9PU'lm9nl M0d9YC'90f VERSATILE LEADER of the Blue Knights is Vince Sortino, of 4SC, whose specialty is the alto sax. His performances as a standout JIM FERRANTEV genie, musicmakerl is the 'op mon on sax and musician have been widely acclaimed at Central with the appear- clarinet in the Band, Orchestra and Blue Knights. Adding to these ances of the Band and Blue Knights. In addition to his musical musical activities, this year Jim has played with several dance activities at school, Vince is often heard with small dance bands bands around the area and in the '56 Musicale Dixieland Scene. throughout the district. v'-.X ig 'Q f HF u n fi t ' A K . xl 1 P-X E M Q.. . Al Ease With the Easel CURIOSITY AND INTEREST REIGN AS sophomore R. Shurtl questions Brother D. Jerome, moderator, concerning the semi-obstruct com- position. The complementary color scheme was done by E. Pilardi and is composed of chest pieces superimposed on one another. WATER COLORS provide the main topic of the artists as they discuss the quality of the paintings which are part of o number ot compositions which will be submitted to the Scholastic Art Contest. Pictured here is the Art Club, they ore: ll to rl J. Cirelli, C. O'Connor, D. Lesick, R. Shurtz, l.. Romito, D. DEPietro, J. Staley, A. Proviano, L. DiPietro, and J. Devere. l .,.-W., -IW f.. I' ... . , A nm vw - PLASTER CASTS of free forms in sculpture captivate the in- terest of iunior artists R, Wing- erson, A. Churik, C. O'Connor, and D. Lesick who are studying the qualities of the figures in order to perfect their work. These figures are also used by Brother Jerome for instructing new members of the Art Club. TRANSlTORY WORLDS by Abe Weiner, a Pittsburgh pro- fessional artist, unwittingly submits itself to the scrutiny of sophomores Francis Kress and Roger Vilsack. Through the Pittsburgh Plan for Art, professional work such as this has been available to public and parochial schools throughout the school year. DA VINCIS IN THE ROUGH are A. Churik, F. Verri, C. Paterson, R. McKeown, A. Venglish and R. Wingerson, who diligently attempt to perfect their creations. The clay forms will later be baked for use in a nativity scene. The 0 icial Voice DECLAMATION is the forte of this group of the Speech Club As R W Dickonson gesticulates, J. Murray, M. Cozza iseotedl J Carey and L. Bucki await their opportunity to offer criticisms of the perform ance. Senior Bucki placed as winner this year in the diocesan Cream of the Crop tournament in declamohon 1..-dc DRAMA AND HUMOR recitations were ably presented this year by this under- class trio: L. Modzelewski, D. McMunn, and H. Galliot. WINNERS of the intra-school oratorical con- test, sponsored by the school forensics group in the fall, gather with moderator Brother Richard before their meeting the Principal. In the usual order are Tony Godino, senior who placed first with his recitation of Poe's Tell- Tale Heart, Brother Richard, Dove Mc Munn, James Dean, Bill Fay, and Nick Potricca. THE DEBATING TEAMS, A and B , performed regularly on scores on Sunday afternoons. This year the topic Resolved: That the United States should adopt the basic principles of the Brannan plan was handled by the A team lseatedl: P. Carna- han, G. Mc Gurl, D. Clement, J. Dean, and the B team: N. Patricca, J. Murray, Brother Richard, Mod- erator, R. Dickinson, and D. McMunn. IRIGINAL ORATORY in diocesan competition this year ras in the hands of D. Clement, M. Shrock, and H. ralliot. 0 Uenl ul GILBERT McGURL, veteran speech and debate clubman, delves through the recent vol- umes of U.S. News and World Report in preparation for the change of debate topics: Resolved: The basic agricultural goods should be sold at not less than 90010 parity. 'HE FULL SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB gather in the library. At lable: J. Murray, M. Cozza, L. lucki, T. Cooper, H. Gailliot, M. Shrockg standing: J. Dean, D. Clement P. Carnahan, J. proul, R. Dickinson, J. Contricci, G. McGu:l, D. McMunn, L. Dodzelewski, N. Patricca. .'V iw FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE members of the Camera Club, caught between clicks, indicate a mushrooming interest in photography. First row: F. Devere, A. Fedorek, R. Lewandowski, R. Golle, J. Berkey, L. Hoetzlein, R. Bankowslvi. Second row: L. Basinski, J. Cuva, G. McNamara, R. Skerlong, D. Callahan, R. Wise, D. Dzura. Third row: J. Murray, R. Timko, W. Fitzgerald, J. Staley, J. Dean, D. Cillo, J. Erb. Fourth row: L. Connell, J. McGarrity, E. Rumin, R. Seubert, R. Julkowski, R. Dickinson. Fifth row: P. Fitzgerald, B. Brown, J. Burns, W. Waisel, R. Bleichner, J. Sekely, F. Ferris. Sixth row: L. Walsh, W. Berdik, R. Foley, R, Reith, E. Miller. SCHOLASTIC PHOTOGRAPHY award pictures form models for Central art students Displaying some of the winning photographs, lent the school by Ansco Company are lseatedl J. Lucas, R. Dickinson, L. Boettner, lstandingl J. Cisarik, L. Flanagan Brother Edward, Moderator, and J. Blatnica. Reflector oi the Central Scene JUNIOR AND SENIOR shutterbugs numerically almost equal the underclassmen's interest in pholography. They include Hirst rowl R. Kratovel, W. W. Fronczek, L. Boettner, E. Clifford, R. Sestelli, M. Kollar. Second row: F, Verri, J. Blatnica, R. Scott, T. Lewandowski, J. Bender, J. Lucas, Third row: L. Flanagan, L. Nau, J. Armstrong, G. Turak, J. Cisariak, J. Herzog, J. Tunney. We OFFICERS OF THE Central Camera Club inspect one of the three new school proiectors. They are W. Fronczek, Treasurer, T. Lewandowski, E. Clifford, Secretary, J. Bender, President, and M. Kollar, Vice- President. W' ,Km 1 QQYFFQF , Q?' La Ei EE ix A 55 E , A 'wwi . S S 4. ' 1 ' ' Ji-5 'li fa' Q. Q.: 1.157 531571 1569, .faq fgygf w : 3, 'Avi 31, J V 5 ,L iam! 225255 V732-i ' Aww --fm Q ' fl.. J-la 51 4 11 yn X E xg ST. BARNABAS, a Slovak parish in Swissvale, represents one of the more distant parishes within the Central area. Father John Martin cares for the spiritual needs of the parish while Vincentian Sisters of Charity instruct the parochial school. ff' wno Ms ? SPARKING with ideas to promote the love of God and neighbor in a practical and practicing way around the school is Brother Dominic Maurice, Director of the School religious activities. Behind-the- scene workers Robert Sowa, Edward Schleicher, and John McMahon check with Brother on religious posters to be distributed to individual classrooms. Nj 'EEKLY and unobstrusively members of the Knights of the Divine Child aep the holy water supply replenished in each classroom. Here Leonard hockling fills one of the many fonts he has cared for on his own time. Parish and chool A clirfilies nite THE BENILDE CLUB, organized to guide and direct boys interested in a vocation to the priesthood or the religious life, is possibly the most necessary activity in the school. Members include seated: J. O'Brien, B. DiNardo, R. Glackin, L. Schockling, J. McMahon, C. Zimmick, standing: R. Bieicher, W. Sproul, D. Garger, N. Patricca, R. Dickinson, R. Kearns, R. Krysinski, and P. Brennan. ome hinq ew HurMwwAwmMh Bl0LOGY CLUB AS TOM CERMINARA drops the day's feeding into one of the aquaria in the biology labora- tory, fellow members of the Biology Club gather round to watch the underwater stam- pede toward the fishfood. In the usual order are Gerald Brandt, Lou Criscella, Russell Gangloff, and Albert Herman. if , 'F e - . i 5 THE HUMAN EAR exposed in magnified form engauges the interest of these members of the biology Club: Leonard Young, Edward Barvick, Paul Leech, Joseph Wells, Louis Romito, Ralph Neusch, John Nugent and Eugene Pilardi. OFFICERS of the newly former Biology Club with their moderate Brother E. Richard form the van guard of underclass scientists Through the interest of Brothe Richard and the enthusiasm of thesi officers, James Susany, Jame Berkey, Robert Cooper, and John Dean, the Club was organized thi year to introduce future scientist into many of the intricacies of thi sciences that cannot be taught il regular class time. S ET I Y I 153 E 5 Q 1- 4 251 'Q f V 5 at ' 4 ,QF I., 2. ll!- ff' 57 TUWER i 72 4, U kr X ' O WM. L We BUSINESSMEN, under the direction of manager Ror ald Weber, handled the typing of the hundreds c sales slips that accompanied the mammoth yea book sales of this year, as well as some ofthe cop typing. It left are Phil Wattay and John Cusl-ig c the right Bill McAnulty, .lim Sabow, and Jim Cctte IP' S li SOPHOMORE AL KOZAK represents the beginning c the yearbook's attempt to utilize underclassmen i yearbook work. As Assistant Business Manage Al here sorts individual class receipts. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF John Dauer proudly displays o of the dummy pages. Photogenic John, as t editor became known after this shot,, helped pl and direct picture-taking and schedule-making 1 the '57 annual. 'Q' 'ww News PRE-CONFERENCE CONFAB on the grounds of Villanova University on the first Saturday of October includes Dick Deasy, a iunior who contributed to many of the captions in the present book, Brother Francis Emery, Publications Adviser, Denny Heiry and Bill Davies, Associate Editors, and Ronald F. Weber, Publicity and Business Manager. T EDITOR Marty Moran, ever generous and will- 3 to sacrifice his time and talents for the good of 2 school, performed the main portion of the stu nt art work associated with the yearbook pro- ction. 'Rink if R r 1 ni: EE, y is 3 M, ,dv y y '51-4 is -4 UNDERCLASSMEN Tom Massaro and Dick Deasy contributed to much of the seniors' book this year by their caption writing and by their painstaking checking of the innumerable details associated with identifying all pictures that appear in this book. , I Y H M i s J is , ,o L c M rrrr o. X .Al 1 L, SHOULD HE REALLY BE UP THERE? question Associate Edi- tors John Dunn, Joe Hepp, and Bill Davies as they adjust David Hartner's picture to the Wall of Fame in the Pub- lications' Omce. For the last few years, the school photog- rapher, Hill's Studio, has supplied gratis these pictures of publications editors, as well as Student Council ofiicers. MAIN CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS for the sales this year, as usual, was the display in front of the bookstore. All offi- cial propaganda space was utilized this year to barrage the school with yearbook advertisements. The result: sales hov- ered around the 1,500 mark. Pictured here are John Dunn, CathedraI's Mary J. Powell and Barbara Woll, Joe Hepp, John Dauer, Bill Davies, Den Heiry, Dick Deasy, Louis Grande, and Frank Klingensmith. A 7? 2 is if Ml , . ,LE mf- as ' 1 if m'V2Qi'fN , :, 'gfmqx A A lhlelie P owe s Begins en the Parish Scene STRATEGY for one of the tough com- petitors the football eleven met magnifles the attention of the four gridiron coaches: Mr. Vol Jansante, Head Coach, Mr. George Karras, Mr. Fran Collins, Mr. Joseph Fay. WEST CAME WEST for the opener of the basketball season. As West Catholic of Philudelphia's Bill Dickey sneaks in u two pointer, Jim Miller and Ray Musa H31 hopefully arm toward rebound. if r N3 c it Q Q. ix C Q i 3 'Q by-A U nxt Nw' am ua X' THE CROSS COUNTRY BANQUET, held in the school cafeteria in early January, honored the State Catholic Champion Cross Country team. Besides the guests among the coaches of local schools that ,r compete with the Central squad, the parents of the team members were present for the very L ' successful affair. BROTHER FLAMIAN EMERY, Cross Country and Track coach, surveys the spoils of one year's cross country awards as he readies letters and certificates for distribution at the Cross Country banquet xgefgg Ex . Hr-an f A ,Q -bfi V Z f , N 953235 ?' A fm af' W X , 'gg'-fha, ,4. A 41 fy,-v Daunflvss, Cawcr-man 1ff,4cfia14 ST. PATRlCK'S CHURCH, long a landmark of the faith of the people of Pittsburgh, stands today in the hardly inhabited area of lower Lawrenceville. The Rt. Reverend Vincent Leonard, Chancellor of the diocese, is pastor of this much-frequented shrine. -lx if ta I A x I o- y Home l1w2' it OUR LADY OF the Most Blessed Sacrament numbers among its par- ishoners residents of the Penn Township and Brushtown areas. For years, the Church was known simply by the name of its industrious pas- tor- Father Black's parish. Today, Father Joseph F. McCarthy adminis- ters the spiritual needs of the parish while Ursuline nuns teach in the grade school. ,af 5 fir K K 4' -if f f 1 4 Q K, ,w yr 5 . v '4 ' 1 I ,, . W.- xEx 1, ,ilk -. f 'f r'l vs 33. '- Dlx? il, w 3 M ll . 1 l WA 4 -v is VW-, Y 4 'Q' x gif 'S i ,.,... I X Xiwkxx x X QQ, W w www 5 5 .. wa , 5f15fqww.Qg . ...., ix Xxx wg xx .iaith -wx L- tx .KQNM wmwg -' -:ff-1 ' - .gms 2 -QL S-.rw 1 w N.-.wr awvmwm-f ,E ,,.,, Q, yff H ff, I ,if Q feb xpwb bww-W ' 'NW ffl 5 is Q rar, M551 , 4 . Li' , 1 f + -um vwiawa-1 nnxxp,-M-E get SEASON SUMMARY Central Catholic 6 ......,..........,,... Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic Central Catholic . Duquesne . McKeesport . . Uniontown Clairton . . Clark High , . . Tarentum North Catholic TAKING THE SNAP from center, is quar- terback Den Trosky as halfback Jack Kirsch races to take the handoff. This scene was often duplicated during the days at camp as the backfield men spent many a long hour sharpening their tim- ing for the season ahead. PLOWING FORWARD as he attempts to bull for more yardage against North is Jack Kirsch. Charging to take out the linebacker in the event that .lack gets through the defensive lineman is Dick Hammer. HEADS calls Jack Kirsch at the toss of the coin before the Viking- Troian battle. The coin proved an omen of things to come, as it landed with the tails side up, thus pre- dicting the 20-0 loss to the North- men. .H ll: L 'vu 'E 'E iw-.AP A OH 'Haj 2 ww I nw xi. , 1 Ziyi gk. A' DETERMINATION AND HOPE were the keywords of the entire squad during the training camp practices, as is mirrored in the faces of 0 these members of the team. Shown participating in one of the gruelling sessions on the field of the Wilkensburg Boys Camp, near Somerset, Pa., are the aspirants for backfield positions and center Dick Hammer. GRINDING TO A HALT in an attempt to evade the on-rushing Troions is Tim McElroy. An outstanding back, Tim was one of the Viking's leading gridders this year. 'N DRIVING ONVVARD and taking an opponent's arm with him is half- ff back Jack Kirsch. A welcoming committee of Trojans moves to make the stop. WAVING PRECARIOUSLY on its rickety pole, Old Glory watches over one of the daily chalk talks that were an intricate part of the training camp life. Outlining an offensive maneuver to the squad, who copy the play into their ever-present notebooks, is Mr. Jan- Sdhle. if A 5 N x 4 HIQQL il 3 ,gg 5 19' i f . li LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT proves Vince Ornato as he grinds out more yardage for the Viking cause. Although one of the small Centralites, Vince was a constant threat to the opposition. MASTERFUL MANAGERS take time out for the camera. These boys contributed much of their time to football activities. They are ll. to R.l Harry Boal, D. Walsh, P. Dimperio and P. Fuhrer. ,kg 1' 4 I HOLY COW, am I that fat? queries Moose Sheffo as he gazes RACING FOR YARDAGE is quarterback Tim McElroy, as he goes around in disbelief at the tell-tale scale. Head Coach Val Jansante bal- the end in an effort to outrace the Troian defenders. The gains were ances the instrument at the 200 plus mark as he adds one more few and far between as the Vikings suffered a 20-0 defeat at the hands victim to the Fat Man's Table. of the NOffl1l116fl- A ever-0uil Exhibition ALL EYES TURN to the action on the field during a key play at the Duquesne contest. Coach Joe Fay interrupts his advice to Rich Soltys to watch the happenings as Mr. Collins calls Tim McElroy's attention to some aspect of the maneuver. 'I 'wr if' 'Lg , vig b ...v f, 4 . N . ' 'X SJ' , . , . .K i K . 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East Pittsburgh .. Kittanning ..... Donora ..... . Glassport .. .... Sl, John's, Bellaire North .. .. New Kensington . . Duquesne ....... Kittanning .. ,l QQ ,c . , -wr ks 5 A.....,.M-.mf-ww 4, A -nw i IE QR 1956-57'S CITY A BASKETBALL CHAMPS congregate for the TOWERS' cameraman. They are, bottom row: B. Quinlan lmgr.l, J. Fullen, J. Miller, R. Masa, C. Rutter, D. Trosky, C. Dees, and W. McCullough lmgr.l. Back row: Mr. Joseph Penzelik lcoachl, R. Soltys, K. Wetmore, G. Patterson, P. Benec, R. Gordon, J. Foley, and Brother Fl. Bernard lmoderatorl. DlNK LARKIN, ace JV hoopster, moves up to varsity during the North game to contribute his talents to the big Vikings. In this tussle Dink sank six points in the last minutes of the game which helped the Vikings tie and eventually win the game, 47-46. Courtier Pass JACK FULLEN makes good another foul shot with his usual accuracy. After greatly im- proving, Jack became a mainstay on the first string by consistently pouring in sets with the deadliness of a professional. ex SPEED AND AGILITY are deftly united by Jim Foley l8l as he moves down-court in the Kittanning game. Jim has proved his position on the varsity with his swift and accurate ball handling plus his deadly shooting. EARING BACK in an attempt to prevent fouling Paul Benec n his layup, is North's stellar hoopster Matt Sykowny l44l. ay Masa and North's await the outcome of the shot. ,DVANCING TOWARD THE CITY TITLE, Ray Masa puts in nother two points against the Troians of North. The second ame of the series proved to be one of the hardest fought f the season ns Central overcame a first half deficit to win ie title by a score of 47-46 in overtime. - f WITH A DETERMINED LOOK on his countenance Jack Fullen dribbles toward a Kittanning opponent in in hopes of setting up another Central two points. Expectantly awaiting the outcome of this maneuver is Jim Foley and another Wildcat floorman. Toward PCIA Title PUTTING ON THE BRAKES suddenly when confronted by a surprised looking Kit- tanning hoopster, George Patterson pre- pares to pass off setting up another Viking two point play. Following George are Foley l8l and three Kittanning de- fenders. ix SPREAD EAGLE, Jim Miller follows through one of his important foul shots in the West Catholic game. Ready to play for the rebound are Jack Fullen and two West defenders. 7 Mx ? ji A sew 5 K Q'-M-.W if -P., M. .4 I W , XE -if 5, X ' fi: X? fx fi aj f x 5 5 w .K f Q My . . ,A PQ fi: N ls S. K V, if K , V , . X A ' A ' Kg Y X If .: , L V' ,X K U 5 , Rh 8, g Q wk zkkk vis 2' Qty! EN if uub: N gg 3 Q Mi: we K ff n J R f f : A H, E ' ar -- ,w.,,, l. it -i.,,,.,,,,-Q4 Passing Their Way to Var it Berth OSSESSION IS NINE-TENTHS of the law is the motto of George Patter- on who grabs the ball for keeps from the hands of Ray Musa and ast Pittsburgh rebounders. Despite the undying attempts of the East 'ittsburghers, Central remained controlling the boards during the game esulting in another Central victory. LATTLING UNDER THE BOARDS, Tom Maher attempts to overwhelm Iorth Catholic's Turici l35l in his quest for the ball. Awaiting the tutcome of the scrap are Ed Drozynski, John Larkin and an unidentified roian. 5 .i ff FAST PLAYING was the main reason for CentroI's consistent victories. Working through Kittanning's defense is George Patterson, passing to Paul Benec, and Jack Fullen, breaking lor the hoop. WHL HE OR WON'T HE is the question in the eyes of the combatants and spectators as to .lim Miller's ability to copture the descending ball, .lim's rebound- ing was instrumental in the teom's victories. .. WM., ,e-rw....,, Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Ford City .. Har-Brock . . Glassport . , . Turtle Creek . Braddock . . . McKees Rocks Clairton . , Arnold . . . Monaco ..,. North Catholic Tarentum . . . JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central East Pittsburgh Kittanning . Donora . , . Glassport .. St. John's .. Bellaire, 0. North Catholic New Kensington . . Duquesne , . . Kittanning . . LEAPING LIKE A GAZELLE, John Ruane lights lor control of the ball under the boards in the JV's second meeting with the Troians. Standing by to help out are CentraI's J. Larkin and the Troians' Turici, DRIVING FOR ANOTHER TWO is JV hoopster Dink Larkin in the little Vikings second win over their Troian rivals. Attempting to stop the shot is Turici while Ruane waits in expectations for a rebound. COMPILERS of an I8-2 recoi are these members of tl '56-'57 edition of the Juni' Varsity. They are: lst roi W. McCullough lmonagerl, Grgurich, W. Curtin, W. Don hue, E. Drozynski, and Quinlan lmanagerl. 2nd roi Mr. Francis Collins lcoachl, Larkin, J. Ruane, T. Maher, Mitchell, and Brother Fl. Bc nard lmoderatorl. Mg 'W f-FV - IRESHMAN basketball team nembers include, lst row: lrother James, Moderator, J. Vlechas, J. O'Brien, D. High- and, J. Sable, J. McKenna, NM. Dick Conlin, Coach. 2nd ow: J. Bosco, F. Caricato, S. VlcDowell, T. Lalfey, J. Zomok. lrd row: L. Orxechowski, T. 3'Reilly, R. Blocksidge, D. Pat- erson, J. Conte. .EAVE GO OF IT growls Ed Droxynski as he grapples with IO North defenders in the second half of the home-and- mme series, both of which were won by the Central hoop- ETS. RESEMBLING o former stellar Duquesne basketeer is John Mitchell as he drives for a lay-up. Awaiting the outcome are Ed Drozynski and four Trojan defenders. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RECORD South Hills Catholic South Hills Catholic . Turtle Creek . ,. Homeville ...... South Hills Catholic Homestead ,,.... North Catholic . Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Peabody ., .... Peabody . , . . . Shadyside Academy Conroy Junior High North Catholic , Turtle Creek .,.., Shadyside Academy The Central THE CENTRAL Team of 1957 brave the inclement spring weather before facing their opening game against Du- quesne. Front row, kneeling G. Lisotto, T. Grgurich, C. Rut- ter, C. Dees, J. Kirsch, D O'Shea, .l. Miller, second row Brother Kevin, Coach, G. Suro- wiec, J. Sczepanski, E. Bittner J. McGreal, D. Gressler, E Chamboredon, F. Williams, J Killeen, R. Stiglich, J. Gordon P. Buccigrossi, R. Masa, R Soltys, S. Vereb, P. Rafferty Mr, R. Conlin, Coach. l l l ln the second year of the revised Central Catholic baseball as follows: season, the schedule of teams to be played includes two games wtih North Catholic, two with St. Joseph, Mt. Oliver, and two with St, Mary of the Mount. The official section schedule is April ...Central vs. St. George at Quarry Field . April ......,...... Central vs. St. Justin at Mellon Field April ......,.,. Central vs. St. Canice at McKinley Fark Nlay Central vs. St. Thomas at E. T. Thompson Field May .....,...,.., Central vs. St. Canice at Mellon Field May .,.. Central vs. St. Wendelin at Mellon Field May 12... .,.. Central vs, St. Wendelin at Phillips Park May 24. .. .,... Central vs. St. Justin at Moore Park May 29, .. ,..Central vs. St. George at Mellon Park May 31 , .. ...Central vs. St, Thomas at Mellon Park .r x ii ga 5 Q r K G hrs!! tl' PROMISING Junior hurler, Chuck Gordon winds up in a pre-season practice. GET READY FOR THE PITCH, as Junior Chuck Rutter lets loose with his curve ball. COACHES' Confab before the first game with North Catholic shows Mr. Conlin and Brother Kevin readying strategy for the i' top league rival. . 5 - 5 .af J X r -Q-w....,,,,m,,,MW,,.,, M,-1' 'W---e ....,.. V If ' u fu j' fi! ,,,.,..., 92 Z THE SLUGGERS STAND and get the feel of their bats before competing for batting position at the opening of the present season, Left to right are Chuck Dees, Fred Williams, Tom Grgurich, George Su- rowiec, and Don Gressler. lT'S REALLY coming to that catcher's mitt that Jim Miller holds in spite of that Pepsodent smile of John Killeen in inter- squad trials for positions. WATCHING FOR the sign from catcher Jim Miller, Gene Chamboredon waits to deliver his pitch. PEGGING TO second base for the double play, Bob Stiglich chalks up another victory in pre- season competition. ., V 5 X? pg X flllili L 5E ,. 1- s l x I i f v wr FIELDERS' PRACTICE was impromptu at Flag- staff Hill as the Central baseball team staged a special get-together for the yearbook. Senior members of the Central team here are Gary Lisotto, Don O'Shea, Joe McGreal, Paul Bucci- grossi, and John Kirsch. t ...--.. Q THE CROSS COUNTRY Team poses before the Central Catholic lnvita- tional Meet. They are lleft to right! back row: J. Smiller, D. Adams, J. Foley, C. Conway, P. Murphy. Middle row: J. Bender, J. Caspero, A. Walsh, R, Sheehan, C. Dees, R. Penny. Bottom row: J. Armstrong, M. M:Andrew, A. Mangieri, A, Zangrilli and J. Friday. Hill and llulers Hula DEMONSTRATING THEIR WINNING STRIDE, we find the big six of the Varsity crossing the finish line. Again this year, Brother Emery's Hill-and-dalers have emerged with another undefeated season. Top men of the team are ll. to r.l P. Murphy, A. Mangieri, R. Sheehan, M. Mc- Andrew, A. Zangrilli and J. Friday. Here Brother F. John presents Joe with his award after as record breaking time of 'I'I 38 at the fourth annual Central Catholic Invitational Meet. me has rontmuously garnered first places during the '56 season. the Keystone nurse 2255255 'R' ees. was Mesm.gs+.w-me 51. 17' te t X. Q teielee i5lfTgLIU tt ef? gs. ,.-' .. . . f emi:-',. I 'M +es.,ff., A eh ...W K ..W,, F M if F ...Lge iz A gy.-,ix .. ff K , ,N is ,V pf Y E73 Y ,Q , SENIOR HARRIER Pat Murphy runs with the ex perienced form of a Varsity member. Pat has placed in the top five since his sophomore year and has been a great asset to the team. AND THEY'RE OFF in a state of confusion, but out of this melee will emerge another of Central's victories. This year's team has carried on the win- ning tradition started by their predecessors. All late eams Bow to Viking Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Junior AAU Central . , ........,.. , . 1956 CENTRAL CATHOLIC VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY RECORD Hickory Brentwood Mt. Lebanon Alliquippu Shaler New Kensington Cannonsburg Clairton 28 West Minster Track Club. . ., 52 Pitt Frosh .,.,....,,.. , , Philadelphia Inquirer Meet Central ..,,.. ,,.... . . 76 42 West Catholic ..,. . . . ., . . . 76 St. Thomas More . .,,.....,. . 76 Central Catholic Invitational Meet Central .. .. ..,. .... . . .. 27 49 New Castle ..............., . 98 Philadelphia Catholic War Veterans' Meet Ohio Meet it Central ................ ..,,. 25 , 82 .. 102 . 15 . 56 . 69 .. 72 ., 101 at ' SEEMINGLY LOST are J. Foley and C, Conway as they start the final quarter mile with their effortless stride. From the Westinghouse Pond to the finish has often meant the difterence between defeat or victory. THE LITTLE VIKINGS pause before their daily work- out in Schenley Park. The team consists of Il. to r,l bottom row: R. Friday, T. Davies, S. Passaliume, W. Haynes, A. Zelonis, G. Kniffin. Second row: J, Burns, P. Cooney, R. Friel, J. Wells, J. Hurl. Top raw: J. Burns, S. Richel, J. Roberts, R. Ryan, P. Bametzrieber and E. Dodson. F-5 , 3551 fE9i6HQLi ': ' 1 !5eZ.K':Zfv mv 'Q mx 'mug . ,E Q R. , S is '5 I Qwfssofrie I l.'.fTff': me-P I . 'JJ x ez gt it . . X H E. , A AL ZANGRILLI, one of the to men on this year's Cross Cour try Team, proves his mettle 1 he finishes high in the storm ings of the Central Cathol Invitational. ln the past tvs. years, Al has contributc heavily to his team's victorie ga. gwemmc: . we-f.-.rs-:rr.px,w.i1.ie A .. .. nsnssm-as: l Qxltllwj rt f p 57' ,Gmini L .He 1. 1- POSING FOR THE SHUTTERS, before their daily workout are members of the Varsity Track Team They are ll. tor.l bottom row: J. Treglia, A. Zangrille, R. Sheehan, M McAndrew R Penny J Szurszewskr Second row: J. Dowds, J. Roberts, J. Caspero, A. Eizak, J. Patton J Friday A Walsh E Bonavita Third row: L. Bucci, D. Adams, J. Foley, M. Sheffo, H. Jacquart and D Taylor WITH SPEED AND COORDINATION gained through long hours of practice, Jack Dowds makes a flawless pass to Don Adams. Here they show their expert form in the 880 relay where they have consistently outplaced their opponents. vt Q., A , ni , I Q. .Q ti , h 3 ,,.z ' x v Y f A , XIS: t am W v KY .. - X! l 5 -L ' F' , -'EF ' 'Ziff W k - 6 f.7- .A :ig -. . guy Q Q, N- ' ' I acid? -an-e M a POISED AND TENSE are ll. to r.I Don Adams, Lou Bucci, A. Eizak, and Jack Dowds as they wait for the crack of the starter's gun. They are shown here vying for position on the traveling varsity squad. WITH DETERMINATION, Emil Bonavita winds up in an attempt to excel the school record in the discus. Emil, a member of the varsity football team, keeps in shape for the fall season by working out with the track team. Trackmen ontinue to ulliplq WITH HIS FROG-LIKE KICK, Jim Foley clears the bar with the expert DON SHEFFO. Stellar weight man of this year's track team, unleas form an of experienced iumper. Jim has been a mainstay of the Track another of his mighty heaves. This year, he has hopes of better Team since his sophomore yeor and has been a constant threat to all the gtqnding school ,-ecofd nf 50'2 . opposition. fm Q fa, .. -i.Jsr1gegQwp?,fss'g ,R 7 V - E f S ll Ill l IU lll I5 ll Seo ing ' ' ZQ: ' 1 1:- , 4 ff 3' A . . sees 7 in Wai... L X- . 5 L L L . . ' f We Q :,,-: 1 H. ew - if ..-, r TM . f V 7, . C. .. sf- 0 e M739 T5 XLLb,L Q F f ::,: f ' - . . E i V2-- fil l , . Ls 1 . fi -' ,Ls3i.Af be if A LL ' ig W' 5 . 6 non ADAMS 5 K -- 0- .x.. + S - '5' Lou Bucci 5 MEL MCANDREWS JACK DOWDS Al EJZAK CENTRAL cmuouc vAnsnY mAcK necono ron 1956 Central 88 H2 .... Central 69 . Central 70 Central 73 Central 91 . Weeling Relays Lakewood .... St. Clairsville .. Central .......... Bethany College Relays Mt. Lebanon ..,.. St. Clairsville ..,. Central .... . . . . .Turtle Creek 39 'lf2 . . .Westinghouse 49 . . .McKeesport 58 . . .Carrick 45 . . .Amlaridge 37 68 .. 49 .. 36 .. 69 lf2 .. 56 .. 50 as he clears the bar has also contributed his to the lield events. Westinghouse Meet at Schenley Oval. Besides being an out- standing distance runner, Joe Mansfield Relays Pontiac, Michigan . . . Mt. Lebanon ..... Lakewood ........ Cleveland Rhodes Central ........ Mt. Lebanon Relays Mt. Lebanon . . . Central ....... . . Clairton ............... Catholic State Meet, Reading West Catholic, Philadelphia Northeast Catholic, Philadelphia .. Central ..................... POWER, BALANCE, AND TIM- ING, mark Joe Friday's effort :li H2 in the talents AL EJZAK hits the sawdust at the 18 foot mark. Al has shown tremendous potentiality in the broad iump, and hopes to hit the 20 foot mark. HUNTING CLUB members, sp sored by Brothers Claude c Maurice, check the results their one hundred yard rar shooting at the North S Sportsman's Associat grounds, near Warrendr Pa. Left to right are J. Roi eta, E. Bonavita, M. Berdik, N Kenny, E. Giolma, J. Di Fr tesco, and S. Briley. my L' SIGHTING-lN their rifles in preparation for the very brief deer-hunting season, these members of the Hunting Club under the tutelage of Brother Claude brave man Association Club near Warrendale. Other sights of the Hunting Club's pursuits of deer and fowl this year have included Ligonier, Brook a cold November day at the Northside Sports- ville, Warren, and, for trap-shooting, the McKcesport's Sportman's Range. . rr, ff' va we , , . , . . , , X .er A QQ .aw Q, in ,, , Q . V X-V573 - ,1 'ga .. 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STEPPING UP to the line lo hy for anolher strike, Jim Grimn looks down lo make sure that ihe duck pins have been sei up again after Frank Ambrose's strike. As Den Monahan, Tim Kozlowski, Don Milsch, and Bob DeHart awuil iheir lurn on the alleys, Joe Barczak labulales Qhe score. 011 the enlral lrilze cena 1 fx TEAM If2, who have kept within the second place in the Catholic school bowling league throughout the current season, have submitted the suggestion that would-be bowlers keep up their practice over the summer holidays. Kneeling are Bob DeHart, Den Mitsch, Albert Vogel, standing, Joe Barczak, Frank Funa, Frank Ambrose, Den Monahan, and Tim Kozlowski. THE FORM'S THE THING that makes success cling in the duck pin league. Varsity members John Burger, Frank Ambrose, Frank Funa, Bob Griffin, and John Roller open the afternoon session at University Alleys with a demonstra- tion performance for the other bowlers. ..m....,..Ww , - ,, .J.mi,.e,..f -mmm!-.f,.f1-..,,w...1r.-mf. TOP MAN among the local duck pin experts is senior Karl Hils, Captain of the ffl Cen- tral team this year. Karl has averaged l4O in open compe- tition among the Catholic high schools in the bi-partite league. i -rg , I THERE IS A DIFFERENCE in stance and in the results as practice sessions have shown to A this group of Central varsity men: Joe Freiland, Tim Kozlowski, Fred Bence, Frank Ambrose, and Den Monahan. po s Su viva ia ndeieated Swimme s 1956-57 CENTRAL CATHOLIC SWIMMING TEAM SCHEDULE OF MEETS SENlORS: Opponents Dates Score Opp. Kiski lHl Dec, 12 21 Vandergrift Dec. 20 31 Vandergrift iHl Jan. 7 30 Carrick Jan. 10 30 Langley Jan. 14 34 Allerdlce Jan. 21 40 Connelly Jan. 24 27 Oliver Jan. 28 44 Mt. Lebanon Jan. 31 46 Schenley Feb. 4 39 linsly, W. Va. Feb. 6 35 Clairton Feb. 14 42 Total: 8 wins, 5 losses, percentage: 615. TEAM ROSTER Henry Carr-f2SSg Thomas Millan-2SSp Anthony Sarsfleld-2555 James Sabow--3559 Robert Zieles- 3SSp Paul Chapman-4SSp Matt Coyne'-4555 Rob- ert Capozzoli-+5555 Gene Bender-1SC. JUNIORS: John McMahon-1JAp Bernard Carey-5JSg Frank Piontelr-5.151 Larry Dziubek-+6JSg Ted Rzeznik-- 6155 Robert Dugo-2JC. SOPHOMORES: James Ireland-355 Thomas Donalelli-659 John Bonenberger--l0Sp' Patrick Gormley-105. FRESHMEN: Rod. Raynovich-+2Fg John Lilly-3Fg Carl Flecker- 4Fg Regis Scanlon-6Fg Robert Shantz--7Fg Barry Chapman-12F. ' f POISED TO STRlKE into the deep are T. Rzeznik and T. Sarstield, as they wait for the swimmers to touch so they may complete the last lap of the medley relay. Practice for relays is ifrequent since a relay victory means many points for the team. HUNDRED YARD BACKSTROKE provides intrasquad competition. Here we see R. Shantz, F. Piontek, R. Zieles, and R. Dona- telli engaging in one of the toughest of all swimming events. DEMONSTRATING HIS FIRST PLACE FORM is John Bonenburger, sophomore diver. John has helped the team greatly this year with his consistency in placing. Divers were one of the strongest points on this year's team which was one of the best Central has ever put into the water. KNIFING THROUGH THE WATER, senior co-captain Paul Chapman heads for the wall in the 40 yard free style. Paul has been one of the stellar members of Brother Stephen's swimming team for the last three years. EXECUTING THE COMPLICATED half-twist with correct form and perfect timing is senior Jim Sabow. Jim has been a mainstay on the squad for two years and, in addition to his diving, has been an important member of the medley relay team. HE CENTRAL CATHOLIC VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM poses during one of their practices. They are eated on wall R Shantz F Pnon ek B Ca ey J Ireland C Fleckerg Seated on board: R. Raynovicll, Bonenburger R Capozzolr J Sabow Standing First Row Bro Stephen, coach, R. Dugo, R. Donatelli, Rxeznlk J McMahon B Chapman Second Row G Bender manager, H. Carr, P. Gormley, Bro. rrlbert coach on board M Coyne L Dzaubex T Lilly P Chapman, R. Scanlon, A. Sarstield, R. Zieles, . .., we .. I I 'Q as , .3 l X .1 W 1 ' I . - Y, 4 0,94 f lr . 9-rv if - ,W . , T - X X, , , ,,.,,., J.. x5 A5 - so is f 1 I I- 'P Q V .wa Q Q A, ll6 AS JOE GIOVANELLI points out his 97 shooting average card, his not entirely convinced audience of Nike V Kollar, Bill Franczek, and Den Man- gold observe critically competitors' scores. num, LOOK OUT! You're an easy target for the prone rifle club practicers, R. Contestabile, P. Nee, J. Byrne, and F. Geraci as they tire away for intrasquad honors on one of their Wednes- day night practices at Carnegie Tech. 1- 4 -'22, 1' f-l .- be ' :- n CHECKING TARGETS to be presented to Brother leo, coach and moderator, varsity Rifle Team men Bill Fronczek, Arnold Vogel, Bob McLaughlin, and Leo Flanagan peer their eight eyes on the bull's eye in trying to anticipate the score in the opening shoot- ing for honors among the Christian Brothers' schools league. 6 9 9 0 000 5 Q5 5 QE' qi. f X1 ttf -er SPOTTING SCORES enable Dave Edwards and Den Mangol to brief their fellow shooters on their acuracies as well as inaccuracies. Practies are held in the basement of the Margaret Morrison building at Carnegie Tech. ,ggi rf .. 1. r, WP' Of ' . F ef CHECKING THEIR TARGETS or checking Brother Leo's checking their targets to see who will place in team competition with other schools are L. Flanagan, J. Giovanelli, D. Edwards, D. Mangold, J. Blatnica, J. Kaniecki, and W. Goss. The Aim lv the Same AS CHARTER RIFLEMEN Den Mangold and Joe Giovanelli oversee their positions, prone underclassmen R. Sestilli, R. Gennuso, F. Blahut, and P. Coyne aim for the honors of the Wednesday night session. SNS'- nm :m,- -Qflki. .-.Ir9S?Z:T5X S wcHL 0'f AWHUMC er ing or enlrul el Gains MIKE McSORLEY one of the malnstays of this years tennis team practices his serve Mike like most of the members of the tennis squad has served since his freshman year as one MR. TENNIS at Central Catho- lic and possibly among all teen-agers in the Pittsburgh area is sophomore Lenny Mod- zelewski. Here Lenny proudly displays the plaque he was awarded as a result of his triumph in the Second Annual Duquesne University Tourna- ment. In addition to this indi- vidual plaque, the school was presented with a much larger traveling plaque. TENNIS RESULTS - 1956 Central Wilkinsburg Central Brentwood Central Kiski Central Shady Side Central New Kensington Central Shady Side Central New Kensington Central Kiski A LULL in the practice session gives us a chance to cover this year's tennis team, They include lkneelingl Tony Duglianc and Al Kozak, standing: Brother D James, Moderator, Mike McSorIey, Mike Marsh and Mr. Daniel Wynn, Coach Though star sophomore Lenny Midzel- ewski was missing from this picture, hi is pictured on the preceding page. A , 7. A I K Q ' i'k .:,' J MV.-'IP - I rf 8 ? s'r S i S .g v 'z its gl-X kk.. -Q . ai x .K . W K N. si Q JUNIOR INTRAMURAL bowling honors are conferred by Brother Claude on Class 1JA. As Frank Funa receives an individual scoring award, team members J, Wyrnard, R. Gadomski, P. Crirnmins, D. Edwards, E. Kuzmic, and B. Tasky look on. Star in Ever Class SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL champions, class 15, pause in satisfaction after their hectic battle with class BS in which iS emerged victor and champ, 40-39. Seated are J. Vath, J. Diskin, T. DeLuca, B. Bowers, C. Montrose, M. Morris. Second row: Brother Richard, Moder- ator, D. Kaplan, F. Devere, J. Jarzynka, L. Connely, B. Conroy. Third row: F. McAnulty, D. Yoest, J. Kirby, J. Frank, L. Young. An., 3 Ah. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Alumni Plaque for outstand- ing singles in tennis throughout Western Pennsyl- vania was awarded to Central this year because of sophomore Len Modzelewskfs success last summer. Mr. Sullivan of Duquesne here presents the plaque to Len. x .41 Nu Everybody Plays Var ity FLASHING SMILES of victory, these members of class 2JS pause to celebrate their sweep of the Junior football intramurals. Kneel- ing are: E. Bright, J. Clair, S. Castelli, R. Harkins, J. Rudjik, R. Queen and H. Dobscha. Standing are: J. Shields, S. Briley, R. Morrissey, J. Studnickl, G. Mitchell, A. Vogel and J. Hall. SOMETHING NEW in the intra mural scene this year was clas football competition among the underzlasses. Freshmai champs, llF, scrimmage oblig ingly. Linemen are R, Gorm ley, J. Smith, R. Bona, J. Bauer R. Oparnica, J. Damico, E Shaffer. Backfield: T. O'Lare A. Bucci, H. Blum. SOPHOMORE intramural fool ball honors went to class 8 this year after SS fell in th final game. Kneeling are T Crossen, R. Karpuszka, l lynch, R. Horn, R. Bogacz, I Stratiff. Standing: J. Phillip: R. Grady, A. Kozak, E. Dro: zynski, T. Grgurich, T. Mae saro, and R. Gaughun. A JUMP SHOT, engineered b lSC's Paul Pietrlyk in the ser ior playoff, helps narrow th margin as ISC attempts 1 rome from behind. As TSC McGinley looks toward th hoops for the rebound, 355 John Mieclkowski, Par Tricl tinger, and Milne Carey move in to attempt a block, K 1 5 SENIOR VICTORS in a rivalry ot NIT proportions that fea- tured their coming from the losers' bracket to overtake the winner bracket team, class 355 gather at the scene of their triumph. Front row: P. Bucci- grossi, J. Mieclkowski, J. Slymanski, J. Dauer, T. Bul- Iighan, J. Miller lcoachl, Sec- ond row: J. Sable, P. Trich- tinger, M. Carey, J. Merz, R. Coyne, R. Fisher. Third row: J. Walsh, J. Hanlon, J. O'Shea, J. Friday. VF. FULL COURT PRESS and Pietrxyk handling the ball brings class TSC within two points of 355 in the senior playoffs, as T. Cullighan, J. Dauer, and J. Mieczkowski turn to defensive in the hectic last minutes of the playoffs. RESHMAN CHAMPS, class 2F, maintain undisputed possession of the intramural lead throughout the eason But the last and championship game with 7F proved less decisive than expected as 2F beat 7F y the humble score of 13-'l0. Championship team members are, lst row: J. Contrucci, W. Reardon, ute J Smerdel, J. Covaleski. 2nd row: R. Blccksidge lcoachl, A. Mielcuszny, R. Nirkel, J. azzone J Kirk, W. Czarkowski, and T. Czynarowicz. rI.mm...,.,, , lmf . . Y' 1 x K. fi Q' I ,,g tl' El 3551. A .Q . V, ,,,. w . .-Mlwfegf. S' 1. .- gs: j -K 'I ' - ,, i 'T H fe is s 'M M,4.!' . s f 'Ng r-fl C, . .2 1, . , . L -,af A at l l I -- X PAUL PIETRZYK, lSC and senior depart- mental intramural bosketball star, adds another point to his average in the 355 playoff tussle. Paul averaged some twenty points in each intramural game. Catch This! WITH THE STRINGER lN READINESS, Joe Di Francesco brings in another catfish. Standing by along the banks of the Allegheny in case Joe should be pulled in are fellow-anglers Rich Lewandowski, Joe Barczak, Don Gressler, Ray Birch and Brother Maurice. THE ONES THAT DlDN'T GET AWAY are proudly shown by members of the Fishing Club lback rowl. Brother Claude, Don Gressler, President of the Club, Henry Carr, Gilbert McGurl, Joe Di Francesco, and Brother Maurice, kneeling: Joe Bar- czak, Den Mangold, Rich Lewandowski, and Ray Birch. Every other week in the autumn and the spring, members of this Club head for fishing spots that include North Park, the Allegheny River, Emlcn- ton, and Ligonier to pursue this leisurely sport. ,--V X ,K PROUDLY displaying a day's catch of carp and catfish, Central Rod 'n Reel Club members Rob Holleczy and Joe Barczok kneel in front of less successful members of their group, before returning from a day of angling at North Park. Standing are Don Gressler, John Pison, Brother Maurice, Joe Di Francesco, and Ray Birch. f,,,. 'GIVE ft ,,.., .Hx Msgs' - Q- wL glli'1U V wifi,?j5 1 Eff! in -- HN fl .J ,W 5155? UU 1Q22liE Q 3. gig g UB: X? - ff , ' ,Gi 4 rw lx B it t K. -:QS 5 ' m ing EW , . m Q R i' ,V fx-VZ' W M 7 fix i 4 I I L 4-,iam Tu D '- 3 5 ' 5 flu, f ROBERT ZIELES, second gradu- ate scholasiically in the :loss of 1957. A superior leayen of efficiency, nuafurify, leadersluip, infelligence, and personalify seems fo be monopolized locally by acfiyifiesl minded DENNIS KOMPARE. Since luis coming fo Cenfral from Sf. Rapl'uael's, Morningside, Denny luas parficipafed acfiyely in flue Blue Kniglufs, flue orcluesfra, flue inframural program, and flue scluool luonor sociefies. And, as Secrefary of flue Sfudenf Council, as cluairman of proms and scluool dances, luis unsfinfed devofion fo scluool acfivifies luas represenfed muclu of flue measure of sfuderuf inifiafiye in our exfra-curricular program. Vofed flue Oufsfarudinq Penna. Cafnoiic Scnoolboy Aflulefe by flue Cafluolic War Veferans fluis year, JOSEPH FRIDAY sorrueluow luas managed fo bear a series of cross counfry luonors wiflu amazing modesfy. From Sacred Hearf parislu, Joe luas been Mr. Cross Counfry of our sfafe cluampionsluip feam. l-le luas falcen firsl place in all meefs excepf flue Pluila. lruquirer meef. Running l3:O6, lue luas broken flue Phila, Cobbs Creek fime barriers and af our own Scluenley Oval luolds flue scluoolboy record of ll:38. Lasf year. luis fraclc mile read 4:32, so wiflu a cerfain complacency we feel fluis year and flue fufure will mean more records for fluis leader of our mosf corusisfenfly successful sporf. l ,XX N. Through a four year reseryalion earned by diligenf sludy, honors for 'the Cenfral Calholic sludenl and scholar for The class of l957 belong indispufably fo ALBERT LABRIOLA of Our Lady Help of Chrislians parish. Since his coming io Ceniral, Al's devoiion lo sfudy has been perhaps more amazing fo his Teacher fhan fo his lellowesludenfs. His perseverance has reaped him fhe singular dislinclion of four year survival of fhe academic course wiih a ninely-eight average. Nolwiihsrandiriq his superiority in sludies, Al has been markedly unassuming abou? his success. To supple- menl' his aclivifies, Al lisfs inframural sporls and occasional nighrs af a bowling alley as his non-scholastic inreresis. i? 'N x Seniority Kzylzfs YU WN M H L . i yu Nr- L -K as is a,-. j xi 1 lr' ,f A , ijt ' 5 K- 2 5 i s.:,i,1- , Xy l' , ,:.. , - 'ie A 78. .sr THE LONG BLACK LINE of seniors marching from the school to St. Paul's Cathedral on Memorial Day for the annual Baccalaureate Mass marks the beginning of the graduation exercises each year. ST. ELlZABETH'S Slovak parish in the lower Lawrenceville section at 16th Street and Penn Avenue represents one of the oldest parishes in the Central area. Father Joseph Kopecky is pastor of this and of another parish. gl A ,,,.. ., f , ., V su' 'WM UD Q ,NES if J, . i K SA. . 1 if 34 Mgmar. 1? HUP LHC-J Wu H l fka1!wwA5HA1f-- L U U SRQN mm if Cx Q 51 a '11- E? Fa iwvmwg X 1 ' gm, 5' , 355571, X jzliy, 5 . 2 1 g Fil? is ,rw ,, fy... if , Q l J. 5 ' J if' , f N, 3 , .,,.,, , . ... , 3 3. TOP ROW: JAMES LAWRENCE ALLEN IQII Forbes Slreef Camera Club 2,33 Cornmerclal I-Ionor Soclely 33 lnlramural Sporlb l,2. GERALD ANTHONY ALTAVILLA I839 Colwell Slreef Foolball 2,3,43 lnlramural Sporls 2,3,43 Sludenl Councll 3. FRANK ANTHONY AMBROSE 3200 FIIII1 Avenue EPIPHANY ISC ST. PETER ISC ST. AGNES ZSS Band I3 Bowling 3,43 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,43 Rille Club 43 VIK- ING 23 Modern Language Honor Soclely 43 Flslwing Club 2,3,43 German Club 3. LEONARD FREDERICK AMENDOLA I506 Foliage Slreef Hunlinq Club 3,43 lnlramural Sporfs 2. MARTIN JOHN ANDERSON 56I8 Jackson Slrcel SECOND ROW: JAMES CHARLES ARMSTRONG I3I-'I Franlclin Avenue Camera Club 3,43 Cross Counlry 43 lnframural Traclr 4. PETER JAMES BARBARA I7I0 Janel Drlve Inlrarnural Sporls l,2,3,4. ST. JAMES 2SC ST. RAPHAEL 5SS ST. JAMES 6SS Sporls I,2,3,43 ST. ANN ISC JOSEPH JOHN BARCZAK ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 3820 Howley Slreol 3SS Dance Commlllee 33 Inlramural Sports I,2,3,43 Rille Club 4: Slage Crew 3,43 Flslwlnq Club 2 3,4. PATRICK PEYTON BARRETT ST, ROSALIA 350 Kaerclwer Slreel 3SS lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4. ALFRED DAVID BARTOLDI IMMACULATE CONCEPTION II8 N. Ivlallwllda Slreel 3SS lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,'4. BOTTOM ROW: KENNETH CARI. BAUR ST. JOSEPH 3I2 Darsie Slreel' 3SC lnlramural Sporfs I,2,3,4. EUGENE STEPHEN BENDER HOLY ANGELS I34 Vafe Drlve ISC Arl Club l,2: Foolball Mgr. 2.33 lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4j Swim- mlnq Mgr. 2,3.4. JEROME WILLIAM BENDER HOLY ANGELS I38 Vale Drive ISC Commercial I-Ionor Sociely 43 Foolball 2,33 lnlramural Sporls 3,43 Swlmmlng I,2,3,4: Sfuclenl Councll 3.4. ROBERT PAUL BEVILACQUA ST. RAPHAEL I8I2 Clnislell Slreel' 3SC lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4. WILLIAM G. BIGLEY ST. MARY, 46II1 ST. 289 Main Slreel 655 Inlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. M if 'Q' X WHY NOT IN THE WATER? Well, this is football camp, and because of the regulations, the cool luke serves only as atmosphere. Inclulging in the luxury of the water as far as they dare are Rich Solfys, Rich Weltner Islandingl, Rich Hammer, Paul Rouser, and John Larkin. TOP TO BOTTOM: MICHAEL HARRY BILLINGS 5826 l-lolden Slree' Foolball 23 lnlrarnural Sporls l,P,3,4, RAYMOND ROBERT BIRCH 3IO38ll1 Slreel Glee Club lf l'lunlinq Club 3,47 lnl1QmurulSpQrl5 Ig Flgfllng Cug 2x3 44 EDWIN PAUL BITTNER 22lO Dlppen Avenue Baseball 33 lnlramural Sporls I,2 3.4. DENNIS JOSEPH BOEHME 5200 Dearborn Slrecel Musical Revlew 37 Operella 3. ACROSS BOTTOM: KENNETH WILLIAM BONENBERGER 45I5 Brf5lol Slreel lnlramural Sports l,2,34, JACOB RAYMOND BOOHER II38 Upleqral Sheet Inlrarnural Sporls l,2.3,4. JOSEPH ROBERT BOSACK 5I3I Kfncald Slreel DAVID I'III.ARY BOSLETT 7439 Penlleld Courl Band 23,41 Blue Knlqhls 2 3,41 l-lunllnq Club 3: Qrclvcslra l,2,3,4. PHILIP JAMES BRENNAN I702 Jancey Slreel SACRED HEART ZSC ST JOHN THE BAPTIST ISAS HOLY TRINITY 4SS CATHEDRAL 45C ST. ROSALIA ISC ST. ANSELM 6SS ST. LAWRENCE 355 HOLY ROSARY 3SS ST. RAPHAEL 4SC l-lislory l-lonor Soclely 4: lnlrarnuraf Sporls I,2 3,47 Benllde Club l,2,3,4: Slamp Club lg Currenf Evenls Club l. 1' Y. I27 fm, -ni! J' ,I I hr. OA 1' f ACROSS TOP: JOSEPH JEROME BRENNER 3540 Lebanon Church Road lntramurai Sports I,2,3g Tennis I,2 THOMAS GEORGE BRIERCHECK 350 So. I-Iiqhiand Avenue Intramural Sports I,2,3,43 St. Vincent De Paul Society 4. ROBERT STANLEY BROMBERG 355 44th Sireei Commerciai Honor Socieiy 4q Iniramurai Sports I. KENNETH K. BROSK 7l2I Churchiand Street Commercial I-Ionor Society 4. VINCENT GAETANO BRUSCEMI 2520 Durham Avenue Iniramurai Sports 3. TOP TO BOTTOM: LOUIS PAUL BUCCI BI I Locust Sireei Art Ciub 21 Dance Comnniifee 23 Iniram PAUL FRANCIS BUCCIGROSSI ST. ELIZABETH ZSC SACRED HEART 45S HOLY FAMILY 25C CORPUS CHRIST! ISC ST. CATHERINE 25C ST. PETER SSS ur.1I Sports 2,3,4g Student Councii 2.4: Track 3,4. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 48I3 Scioia Street 35S Basebail 37 Intramurai Sporis 2.3.4. LEONARD JOSEPH BUCKI ST. HYACINTH I hiaiicei Street 355 Forensic Leaque I,4: Iriramurai Sports I-7 Laiin I-Ionor Society 2i Jou:na.isn'i Program 3g VIKING 2.3.41 TOWERS 4. JOHN HAROLD BURGER ST. ANSELM 7229 Church Street Bowiing 3,43 Iniramurai Sporis I,2,3,4. I . . . Vi E 5-K wig 2 H K! k K N H V 6 K ' f . - T5 4. 'Q' Q I I 'I if r .wx 23 If I E . . I , A - twunriues tinncins fNtU1L'Ill'i Mmm by ,...... if fi 'rar ..... It M... I' 3.55, I , . K I .. 455 THREE OF ST. AGNES' representatives to Central, M. Flaherty, J. O'Brien, and T. Logue, descend from the crypt of St. Agnes Church after having checked with Very Rev. Msgr. Edward Moriarty, V.F., and received their report cards. Sisters of Mercy teach in the parochial school of the parish. 1. ... y. 1 n TOP ROW: STEPHEN JAMES BURKE 6I8 Blanron Srreef I55 Infrarnural 5porIs I,2,3,4. WILLIAM EDDY BURROUGHS I67O DovIe 5Iree'r 555 Band I,2,3g I3Iue KnIqI1Is 2,3, In+rarnuraI Sporfs l,2,4g OrcI1esIra 3. ST. ROSALIA MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT ANTHONY MELVIN BUTLER CORPUS CHRISTI I236 Paulson Avenue 655 FooIbaII I,27 6Iee CIUID I,2, InIrarnuraI 5por+s I,2,3,4. ROBERT MARTIN BYRNE ST. ROSALIA 536 Coyne Terrace 355 InIrarnuraI Sporrs I,4g Rifle CIub 4. WILLIAM JOHN CALLAGHER ST. STEPHEN 5I54 Blair SIree+ BSS InIramuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4. SECOND ROW: ROBERT CARMINE CALLAHAN HELP OF CHRISTIANS 6528 Meadow 5Iree'I 255 I3owIinq Ig Cross Counfrv 23 lnIramuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4g Track 2. CONRAD ANTHONY CALVANO INIMACULATE CONCEPTION 819 CoIIins Avenue ISAS ArI CIub I: Band I,2,3,4, BIue Knlqlnfs 3,47 Foo+baII 2,33 Hisfory Honor 5ocIeIy 3,41 HunIInq CIub 35 InIrar'nuraI 5porIs I,2,3,4g Lafin Honor Sociefy 21 Science Honor Sociefv 3.4. MICHAEL JOHN CAMERATA HELP OF CHRISTIANS 502 Lincoln Aafenue 35C FooIbaII 2,33 In+rarnuraI 5porIs I,2,3,41 Sfudenr CounciI 3. WILLIAM THOMAS CAMPBELL HOLY ROSARY 525 Brusnfon Avenue 455 InIramuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4g BasIcefbafI l,2. FRANK JOSEPH CAMPERLINGO MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 7554 Susquenanna Sfreef 45C Infrarnural Sporfs I,2,3,4. BOTTOM ROW: ANTHONY JOHN CANAVAN ST. AGNES 3I3I Terrace Sfreer 35C In+rarnuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY CAPOZZOLI HELP OF CHRISTIANS 639I OIivanr Sfreef 555 Inframural Sporrs I,2,3,4: Swimnnng 4. MICHAEL THOMAS CAREY CATHEDRAL 48I2 Cypress Sheer 35S Band I,2.3: Cross Counirv 37 Dance Cornrniffee 4: InIramuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4: Lafin Honor 5ocIefy Z, Sr. Jonn Vianney Sociefy I,2. PAUL L. CARNAHAN IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 339 5. MiIIvaIe Avenue ISA5 Ar? CIUIJ I,2: Dance ComrnIIIee I,2,3,4: ForensIc League I,2,3,4, Hisfory Honor Sociery 3,45 Orcnesira I,2,3,41 VIKING 2,31 Music CIub 4, Laiin Honor Sociewky 2. RONALD FRANK CARNEVALE SACRED HEART 305 Sfrafford Avenue 6SS Band I,3g Foofball Ig Inframural 5por+s I,2,3,4g SI. John Vianney CIub I. wsu 'R-1 W Q I f I2S TOP ROW: HENRY STEPHEN CARR ST. BEDE 42I Geflysburq 5I'reeI 255 Inlramural Sporls I: 5'raqe Crew 4g Swimming 3,43 Fisliinq Club 3.4: Hunlinq Club 3,4. JOHN DANIEL CARROLL SACRED HEART IO43 Murray I-IIII Avenue 355 Arl Club 4: Dance Commillee 3,43 Musical 41 Operefla 33 Infra- mural Sporls I.2,3,4g Rifle Club 4. RONALD CARUSO IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 2l3 Pearl 5'IreeI 35C Inframural Sporls I,2,3,4. GERALD SYLVIO CASILLI SS. SIMON AND JUDE 2424 Red Oak Drive 255 Opera-Ha 35 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4g Malhemalics Honor Sociely 4. EDWARD JOSEPH CASPERO CORPUS CHRISTI I229 Poinlview Slreel I5A5 Dance Commilfee 3g Musical 3,43 Operella 3,43 Inlramural 5porIs 2.3,4: Lalin Honor Sociely 2. SECOND ROW: JOHN FRANCIS CASPERO MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL I57 Conesloqa Road 355 Band I: Cross Counlry I,2.3,47 Dance Comrnillee 2,31 Inframural Sporls I,2,3,4: Mallwemalics Honor Sociely 4: Orclweslra I,2g SI. John Vianney Club l,2: Track 3,4. EUGENE LOUIS CHAMBOREDON SACRED HEART 2I3 Hailman 5IreeI' 35C Baslrelball Ig Inlramural Sporls I.2,3,4. rrrrr fl PAUL KENNETH CHAPMAN HOLY ROSARY 7OI4 Franlrslown Avenue 455 lnlrarnural Sporls 2,37 Swirnrninq 2,3,4. JAMES FRANCIS CHRISTIAN CATHEDRAL 3929 Harry Slreel 455 Dance Cornmillee 43 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4g SI. Vincenl de Paul I: Sludenl' Council 3,4. JAMES LEROY CIESINSKI ST. JOSEPH IO5 Ricnmore Drive ISC Commercial Honor 5ocieIy 3,45 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3.4. BOTTOM ROW: JOSEPH EDWARD CILLO ST. ROSALIA 546 Greenfield Avenue ISC Inlremnral Sporls I.3,43 Carrera Club I,21 Rifle Club 4: Sludenl Council 3. DAVID CLAIR CORPUS CHRISTI I342 Monlezuma 5+reeI 255 Hislory Honor Socielv 33 Inlramural 5porIs I,2,3,47 Lalin Honor Sociely 25 German Club 3. EARL FRANCIS CLIFFORD ST. LAWRENCE 4806 Brown's Way 255 Camera Club 2,3,4. JOHN JOSEPH COLCOMBE CORPUS CHRISTI 6607 Lyric Slreel' 4SS Dance Comrnillee 3,43 Musical 43 Hunlinq Club 3,4: Inlrarnural Sporls I.2,3,4: Benilcle Club I,2g Rille Club 4. DANIEL ANTHONY COLUCCIO ST. RAPHAEL I823 Morningside Avenue 35C Inlrarnural 5porIs I.2. ix? ACROSS TOP: THOMAS JAMES CONLEY 5307 Wiclciiii Sireei Intramural Sports l.2. EDWARD MICHAEL CONSTANTIN 3533 Ridgewood Sireei lnirarnurai Sporis I,2 3,4. CHARLES VINCENT CONWAY 7027 Edgerton Avenue Cross Country 234: intramurai Sports i,2,3,4g Traci: 23,4g Mathematics l-ionor Socieiy 4. JAMES WILLIAM COTTER 75I Johnston Avenue Intramural Sporfs 3,45 Student Council 43 TOWERS 4. MATHIAS FRANCIS COYNE 237 N. Diihridge Sireei lniramurai Sporis I,2,3,47 Swimming l,3,4. TOP TO BOTTOM: ROBERT EDWARD COYNE I523 Simona Drive lnlramural Sporis I,2 3.4. MICHAEL RICHARD COZZA 735 Biqeiow Apartments Forensic League 3,45 inirarnurai Sports 2.3.41 VlKiNG 3,43 TOWERS 4, RONALD JAMES CROWLEY 6224 Moniior Sireei Inirarnurais Sports I, TIMOTHY LEO CULLIGHAN 29Il Bedford Avenue intramural Sports I,2.3,4. ST. KIERAN ZSC ST. BARTHOLOMEW 4SC ST. BEDE 2SS ST. STEPHEN 45C CATHEDRAL 4SS ST. AUGUSTINE 3SS ST. PETER 355 ST. PHILOMENA 45C ST. RICHARD 355 REGE CORDIC, a Central and a TOWERS fan from the days of his years here in the early forties, waves to the Central contingent that backed the cause of Carman Monoxide, the Cordic candidate in the November election. With Rege Isecond from rightl are Baldwin Mc- Money, Candidate Carman Monoxide, and Colonel Cornpone, as the group leaves on the B. and O. for the special Saturday campaign. .... lC 2- c wg' 'QM Q RIQRIS V.. 'EP' Y in WW.. ws., ,,.. ,. ,Q TOP ROW: DAVID MARK CUMPSTON 783 Moniolair Sireei ST. ROSALIA 655 Arf Ciub l,2q H ',fo'y Honor Socieiy 43 inirarnurai Sporis I,2,3,4: SI. Vinconr do Rauf 2,34. ANDREW DAVID CUPAC Il Surnrncr Avenue Rifie Ciub 4. WILLIAM JOHN CURRY I7 Malba Piano Foofbafi 2: Inirarnurai Sport l,2.3,4. DANIEL MARTIN CUSH 52I8 Duncan Sireer lnfrarnural Sporrs I,2,3,4. JOHN EMMETT CUSH 225 5. Winobiddie Avenue ST. MAURICE 455 ST. REGIS 45C ST. KIERAN ZSS ST. LAWRENCE 455 Arf Ciub l,23 Band i,2,3: Dance Cornrnir'oe 3 lnirarnural Sporfs I,2,3,4: Riiie Ciub 41 TOWERS 4. SECOND ROW: REGIS FRANCIS CUSICK 220 Winsion Sfreof Ari Ciub iq Inirarnurai 5por's i,2,3,4: SALVATORE JAMES CUTRUZZULA 6508 Ladson Sireef Band I: Inirarnurai Sporis I,2,34 LOUIS RAYMOND DADOWSKI 42I4 Davison Sfrooi ST. STEPHEN ISAS Siamp Ciub I. HELP OF CHRISTIANS 45S ST. AUGUSTINE ISAS Arr Club Ig Hisfory Honor Sociory 3i Modern Language Sociefy 3: Lafin Honor I. RALPH JOSEPH DADOWSKI IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 4502 Liberiy Avenue 45C Inframurai Sporis i,2,3,4. MICHAEL S. DALFONSO ST. MARY, PINE CREEK R.D, 413, Middie Road 255 BOTTOM ROW: FELIX RICHARD DANIELS ST. BARTHOLOMEW IO2 Rodi Road ISC Band 2,3qln1rarnuraiSporis I,2,4g Siudenffouncii 3. FRANCIS ANDREW DANIHER ST. MARY, 46th STREET 422l Calvin Sireer ISAS Inirarnurai Sporis I,2,34. JAMES EDWARD DAQUELENTE ST. JOSEPH 46I5 Toriey Sireef 4SC Cross Counfry 37 Infrarnurai Sporis i,2,3,4. JOHN LLOYD DAUER ST. BEDE I7I7 Dennisfon Avenue 355 Band I,2g Biue Knignis I,2: Dance Cornrniffee 234: lnirarnural Sporrs l,2,3,4: Lafin Honor Socieiy 23 Journaiisrn Program 31 Mainemaiics Honor Soicefy 41 Orcnesrra l,2g VIKING I,2,3,4g TOWERS, Ediior-in-Cnief 43 Modern Language Honor Socieiy 4. WILLIAM JOHN DAVIES HOLY ROSARY 7507 Muiford 5Ireei ISAS Dance Comrnirree 35 Hlsfory Honor Sooioiy 3,43 Huniing Ciub 3: Inirarnurai Sporfs l,2,3 43 Mainernafics Honor Sociefv 4: Sfage Crew l,2.3: Siudenf Councii 33 TOWERS 4: Modern Language Honor Socieiy 43 Fisning Ciub I: Junior Prom Commiifee 3. 53. ! RELAXED after having completed their lunch, seniors indulge luxuriously in the freedom granted them this year through the smoking privilege during lunch period and the enioyment of segregation on the Clyde Street side of the school. TOP TO BOTTOM: JAMES RICHARD DAWSON 3625 Penn Avenue Dance Cornrnlttee 4: Intramural Sports I,2,3,4. CHARLES ROBERT DEES 4022 Penn Avenue ST. AUGUSTINE Baseball 3,43 Basketball I,2,3,4g Cross Country 43 Dance Committee 3,41 Football 2, Intramural Sports I,2,3,43 Student Council 3,4. ROBERT GEORGE DEES ST. JOSEPH 544 Osceola Street Intramural Sports I,2,3,4. ROBERT LEO DEHART 4622 Carlton Street Bowling 4: Commercial Honor Soclety 3,45 Intramural Sports' I,2,3.4. ACROSS BOTTOM: MICHAEL DEL DUCA I84O Dlaz Way Intramural Sports 2,3,4: Student Council 2,4. PAUL RALPH DEL GAUDIO I4I Maxwell Way Football l,27 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. ROBERT CARMINE DEL PIZZO II5O Duttlelcl Street Intramural Sports I,2,3,43 Student Councll 2,4. RAYMOND PAUL DEMlTRA5 I45O Hawthorne Street Intramural Sports l,2,4g Benllde Club I,2y St Club 4. WILLIAM ANTHONY DESANTIS 6563 Apple Avenue Intramural Sports i,2,3,4g VIKING I,2. .lolwn Vlanncy Soclcty I, St. 5SS ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 5SS 35C ST. MARY, 46th STREET 3SC ST. PETER 65S HELP OF CHRISTIANS 4SC ST. RAPHAEL SSS ST. RAPHAEI. ISAS Vlncont de Paul 37 Rifle CORPUS CHRISTI 6SS 5-Y E E ici X l34 ACROSS TOP: PAUL THOMAS DEWEY ST. RAPHAEL l622 Duffield Sfreel 455 Intramural Sporls l,2,3,4. JOSEPH MICHAEL DIFRANCESCO SACRED HEART 6l9 Copeland Slreel 65S Band l,2,3,47 Blue Kniqlwls l,2,3,4: Hunlinq Club 3,43 Orelweslra 35 Rille Club 45 Fiuliinq Club 234. BRUNO DINARDO ST. AGNES 2552 Allcquippa Slreel l5A5 Benilde Club 4: TOWERS 4. PATRICK DANIEL DINARDO ST. REGIS 333 Bouquel Slreel l5A5 Forensic League l,2g lnlramural Sports l,2,3,4q Sl. John Viannoy 5ociely l,2,3,4. ARMOND JOSEPH DIPIETRO ST. STEPHEN 45l8 Chalsworlh Slreel 455 Band lg Camera Club lg Glee Cfub lg lnlramural Sporlz 1,2343 Sludenl Council I. TOP TO BOTTOM: PHILIP JOSEPH DOHERTY ST. BEDE 5l5 Lloyd Slreel 555 Glee Club lg lniramural Sporis l,2,3,4g Golf l. JOHN JOSEPH DONAHOE ST. STEPHEN 4l8 Jolnnslon Avenue 355 lnlramural Sports 3,4. JOHN MURPHY DOWDS EPIPHANY l5IO Forbes Slreel' 555 Dance Committee 37 Inlramural Sporls l,2,3,4g Track 2,3 4. LAWRENCE D. DOWLING ST. WALBURGA i755 Lincoln Avenue 25C Intramural Sporls l,2,3,4. ii' lu THE BROTHERS' CHAPEL echoes with silent prayer during lunch periods as students take advantage of the Eucharistic presence of Christ on the campus. Praying their beads during the latter part of their lunch period are William Reardon, T. Conn, M. O'Donnel, and J. Occhipinti. I TOP ROW: JAMES FRANCIS DOYLE, III HOLY ROSARY 7067 Spin Way 45C InrramuraI Sporrs I,2,3.4. JOHN ANTHONY DUNN CATHEDRAL 52OI Pembroke Place ISAS Cnec-rIeader 4: Cross C0unIrv I,2,37 Dance Cornmifiee 3,43 HIS- Iory Honor Sor,IeIy 43 InIrar'nuraI SporI5 I,2,3,4: Ma'rI'wer'nafIcs Honor Sodefy 47 Track I,2,3g VIKING I,4g TOWERS 47 Modern Lanquaqe Honor Sodety 4. STEPHEN REGIS ECSEDY ST. ROSALIA 539 Coyne Terrace 45C Camera CIub 3. JOSEPH WILLIAM EGAN ST. RAPHAEL 692I Manisfee Sfreer 45C Foo1baII2:HunrInq Cub 35 InframuraI Sporrs I,2,3,4, Swimrrunq I. FRANCIS BERNARD EHRENFRIED ST. LAWRENCE 4922 Penn Avenue 255 MaIIwernaIIcs Honor SocIeIy 45 InIrarnuraI5 2,3,4. SECOND ROW: FREDERICK JOSEPH ELCOCK ST. LAWRENCE 4560 Penn Avenue 35C Band I,2,3: Hunfinq Club 3. ROBERT LEO EMMETT ST. ROSALIA 747 Iv1cCa5IIn SIreeI 4-SC Inframural SporIs I,2,3,4. -RP' DENIS ANTHONY FARRAR IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 3I4 Pearl SIree'r 455 BowIInq Ig InIramuraI Sporis 2,41 REIIe CIub 4, Srudenf Councll 2. WILLIAM JOSEPH PAY CORPUS CHRISTI 6935 CnurcIwIand Sfreef ISAS Forensic League 43 HIsIory Honor Socfeiy 33 LaIIn Honor 5ocIeIv 4: Thlrd Order of Sf. Francis 4. ALBERT GEORGE FECZKO ST. ANN 5OI2 InIerI3oro Avenue ZSS InIramuraI Sporrs I,2,3,4g SI. JoIwn Vianney Sociefy lg TOWERS 4: Modern Language Honor Sociery 3,47 German CIub 3. BOTTOM ROW: LEONARD VINCENT FEIGEL ST. JOSEPH 228 EIIa Sfreef 35C InIrarnuraI Sporfs I,2,3 4. JOHN MICHAEL FELLABAUM ST. AGNES 2533 WadsworII1 SIreeI 555 Iniramural Sporrs I,2,3,4. JAMES ANGELO FERRANTE MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 77I5 KeIIy SIreeT 355 Band I,2,3,4g BIue KnIqIw1s 2,3,4, Orcnezrra I,3,47 SI. Jonn Vianney Socieiy I. RICHARD JOSEPH FIEDOR 4OII Minfwood Sfreef 455 lnIramuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4. ROBERT MARTIN FISHER 6II7 Howe Sfreer 355 InIrar'nuraI Sporfs I,2,3,4g Sfamp CIub Ig TennIs 2,3,4. ST. JOHN BAPTIST SACRED HEART in 5 TOP ROW: FRANCIS JOSEPH FITZHENRY ST. BEDE I3OI Dennislon Avenue 455 Band I.21 Bowling 31 Glee Club I1 Inlrarnural Sporls I.2.3.4. STEPHEN RONALD FITZHENRY ST. STEPHEN 52I9If2 Lylle Slreef 35C Inlrarnural Sporls I.2.3,4: Benilde Club I. THOMAS JOHN FLAHERTY ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 3429 Liberly Avenue 455 Bowling 2: Camera Club 21 Clee Club I. LEO NELSON FLANAGAN ST. BEDE 62I 5. Lang Avenue ISAS Camera Club 3.41 Glee Club I1 Hislorv Honor 5ocieIy 4: Rille Club 41 VIKING 41 Modern Language Honor 5ocieIy 4, THOMAS JOHN FLANAGAN ST. STEPHEN 5038 Orinoco Slreel 35C Dance Cornmillee 31 Foolball 21 Inlrarnural Sporls I,2.3.41 Rifle Club 4. SECOND ROW: BERNARD CHARLES FLYNN ST. ANSELM I6I6 Miriam 5Ireel' 555 Inlrarnural Sporls 2. MICHAEL DAMIEN FLYNN ST. LAWRENCE 233 5. Pacific Avenue 35C Inlramural Sporls I.2.3.4. JAMES F. FOLEY ST. AGNES 34OI Forbes 5Ireel 555 Baslrelball I.2.3.41 Cross Counlry I.2.3,4p Inlramural Sporls I,2,3.41 Sludenf Council I.21TracIc I.2.3.4. JAMES MICHAEL FRATANGELO ST. STEPHEN I332 Rodgers Slreel 25C inlramural Sporsl I,2.4. JOSEPH BERNARD FREILAND ST. WALBURGA I636 Lincoln Avenue ISAS Baslcelball Mgr. I1 Bowling 41 I-Iislory Honor Sociely 31 Inlrarnural Sporls I.2,3.41 Science Honor Sociely 3: Slamp Club I: German Club 3. BOTTOM ROW: MARTIN RAYMOND FREIMAN ST. PIUS X I354 Illinois Avenue 655 Inlramural Sporls I.2.3.4. SAMUEL KENNETH FRICK ST. ROSALIA 529 Bigelow 5Iree'r 255 Inlramural I.2,3.41 5IudenI Council I. JOSEPH GERARD FRIDAY SACRED HEART 5435 Poller Slreel 355 Cross Counlry 2.3.41 Dance Commillee 41 Rifle Club 41 Track 2.3.41 Inlramural Sporls l,2,3.4. JOHN BERNARD FULLEN ST. ANSELM 7520 Cenler 5lreel I5C Band I1 Baslcelball 2.3.41 Commercial Honor 5ocielv 41 Foolball 21 Inlramural Sporfs I.2,3.41 Sludenr Council 2.3.41 Career Day Program 4. RONALD RICHARD FUNK ST. JOSEPH 5I4 5. Winebiddle 5IreeI 655 Hunling Club 31 Inlramural Sporls 2.3.41 Rille Club 41 Fishing Club 3. I E1 I XJ. 5 I H. 3 Q 3 A L X 3 :. W ACROSS TOP: JAMES JOSEPH GALLAGHER ST. LAWRENCE 309 N. Winebldd e Sfrecf ZSS German CMI: 3. JOHN MARTIN GALLAGHER ST. ROSALIA 4224 Winferburn Sfreef 655 Cross Counfry I: Infrannural Sport I4: RHIQ CME 4. THOMAS HAROLD GAMPLE SACRED HEART 6323 Howe Sifocf 25C lnfrarnuraf Sparta N.2,3,4, WILLIAM RICHARD GASS ST. BEDE 4I7 Hasfnqs Sfrcef ISAS Hunfinq C ub 4: RHIC C ub 4g Science Honor Sodefy 3, KENNETH MICHAEL GAUS IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 218 Edmond Shoo? 655 Inframural Sporis I2,3,4. TOP TO BOTTOM: PHILIP STEWART GEORGE ST, ROSALIA 4437 Mcffasfln Sfreef 35C lnframurd Sporfs I,2,3. FRANCIS JOSEPH GERACI IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 364 Wes? Penn Place 555 Hunfinq Club 33 Inframuraf Sporis I.2,347 Mlsion CILJI3 3g RIIIC Club 4. DENIS JOSEPH GERMANOWSKI ST, ANSELM 77lO Cannon Sfreef 655 Band 2,33 lnfrarnural Spcvf, I,2,3. JOHN JOSEPH GERSTBREIN ST, JOSEPH 50I2 Fnendsnip Avenue 555 Band I,2,3,4g Blue Knlqnfs 2,43 Huniing CIub3gOrf.I1esIra 2. :E Tb!Bar'30 I A. 4Qf:Sai1NZP 1i!f124i fi.77iif22v'BQlH1f . '11XZ'4!3'H!W'..'i. lfld TOP ROW: ROBERT JOHN GIELAS EPIPHANY 59 Pride Slreel 555 AVI Club I: lnlramural 5,oorl'5 I,2,3,4g Orclweslra I,2,3,47 Sf. Jolwn Vlanney Soclely I,2. ROBERT ROSS GIGLIOTTI MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL IOII3 Pearl Road 355 Forsenlc League I7 Hlslory Honor Sociely 37 lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4. KENNETH MICHAEL GISMONDI MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 330 Hale Slreel 45C Inlramural Sporfs I 2,3,4. ANTHONY JOHN GODINO HOLY ROSARY 422 Jonallvan Courf 255 Band I1 Musical 43 Operella 3,43 lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4g TOWERS 4. JOHN PAUL GORDON ST. BEDE II5 Conover Road ISAS Hlslory Honor Soclely 3: SI. Jolwn Vlanney Sociely I,2,3: Science Honor Sociely 3,43 VIKING 2,3,4. SECOND ROW: GEORGE LEONARD GRADL ST. BARTHOLOMEW 424 Rose Avenue I5A5 lnfrarnural Sporls l,2g Modern Language Honor Soclefy 3. LOUIS SALVATORE GRANDE ST. HYACINTH 3202 Joe Hammer Square I5A5 Bowling 3: Dance Comrnlllee 2,3,4: Forsenlc League Ig Hlslory Honor Sociely 33 lnlramural Sporls I 2.3,4: Lalin Honor Soclery 23 Journalism Program 3, Malnemaflcs Honor Soclely 3,41 Sclence Honor Sociely 3,4, VIKING 2,3,42 Hslwing Club 27 TOWERS 4. NORMAN SAMUEL GREER 42Ol 5l1errod Slreer Inframural Sporfs I,2,3.4. WILLIAM DAVID GREER 74l N. Bealry Slrcel lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID GREGORY 803 Deely 5IreeI Camera Clulo I.2,3j Clweer Leaders Sl. John Vianney Soclely I,2.3. BOTTOM ROW: DONALD RICHARD GRESSLER 250 Illslf Slreel Inlrarnural Sporls l,2,3,4. JAMES THOMAS GRIFFIN 7034 Formosa Way Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4: Bowling 4. THOMAS STEPHEN HAAS 4I5 Jonallwan Courl Inframural Sporls l,2,3,4. JOHN WILLIAM HAFT 42l4 Bessemer Slreef ROBERT ROY HALL 353 Darraglm Slreel dis- ST. MARY, 46th STREET I5C SACRED HEART ISC ST. ROSALIA ISA5 Forsenic League l,2g HOLY FAMILY 555 HOLY ROSARY 45C HOLY ROSARY 65S ST. AUGUSTINE ZSC ST. AGNES 355 Band l,2g Glee Club I, Modern Language Honor Sociefy 3. ff' 'SS' N NX we E 1 L .- . , ig' .f-f' - .- M. ,. ...mf ...M -- ff .WAV ..Ww.N,wmvwow1:mmxa: TOP TO BOTTOM: RICHARD CHARLES HAMMER 4l5l Slanley Slreel Camera Club l, Foolbai' l,2,34, lnlrarnura, Spor's 2,3,4, Sludonl Council 3,4. EMERY KING HANLEY 7358 Wliippie Slreer ST. ROSALIA 45S ST. ANSELM ISAS Dance Commillee 4, Fcrenaic League l,2, Journaliirn Program 3, lvlailniernalics Honor Socielv 3,4, Science Honor Socioly 34, VlKlNG 2,343 TOWERS 4' Modern Language Honor Socfclv 4, Hizlory Honor Sociely 3, Lalin Honor Sociely 2, VlKlNG Edifor-in-Cliiel 4. JOHN JOSEPH HANLON I67 Robinson Slreel' lnlrarnural Sporls I,2,3,4. FRANK BENJAMIN HARKCOM 847 Flerninglon Slreel ST. AGNES 355 ST. ROSALIA 3SS Ari' Club 2, Clneer Loader 4, lnlrarnurai Sporis l2,3,4, Sl. Jolin Vianney Club l,2,3,4, TOWERS 4. ACROSS BOTTOM: JOHN JOSEPH HART 3l8 S. Linden Avenue lnlrarnural Sporls l,2,3,4. WILLIAM STANLEY HART I l I I lvanlwoe Sfreel Glee Club I, Lalln Honor Socicly 4, Bonlde Club 2, Sl. Vlncenl de Pau DAVID CHAPMAN HARTNER I Holland Road ST. BEDE 358 EPIPHANY ISAS ST. BEDE ISAS Cheer Leader 4, Dance Cornrniffee 2,3' Fedoraiion ol Callwolic Sclwools 4, Foreneic League 2,3,4, lnlrarnurai Sporls l,2 3,4, lvlarnernalics Honor Socielv 3: Science Honor Sociely 3.43 Sludenl Council 2, Lav Calecliisls 3, Hislory Honor Sociefv 3, Lalin Honor Sociely 2, Benilde Club I2 JAMES A. HAUCK ST. BEDE 7053 Reynolds Slrcel ZSS Bowling I. RICHARD ALBERT HEBERLE ST. JOSEPH VERONA I2OO Maple Avenue ZSS Band I,2, Foolball 2,35 lnlrarnural Sporls l,2 3,4, Orclweslra l,2. f .v:. Q s ig: x4:v1.bx4w!k ,, A. X ACROSS TOP: DENIS DANIEL HEIRY HOLY ROSARY 6826 Mcplnerson Boulevard ISAS Clweer Leaders 42 Dance Corrrnillee 2,347 Mugicei 37 lnlrernurel Spcrls I,2 3,47 Lelin Honor Sociefy 27 Melnernellcs Honor Socielv 3,47 Srudenf Council 47 TOWERS 47 Lev Celecnlzls 3, HERMAN JOHN HENN ST. KIERAN 4369 Sfenlon Avenue ISAS lnlremural Sporls 2,3,4: Binflde Club I7 Sf. Jenn Vienney Club lg Miaiion Club 37 Rille Club 47 Siege Crew 27 Sludenl Officer 4. JOSEPH ANDREW HEPP ST. BEDE 74l7 Riclwiend Mencr Drive lSAS Bend l,2 3,43 Blue Kniglfs 23,43 Dance Cornrnillee 3,47 ln'rernurei Sporla l,27 Lelin Honor Sociefv 27 Journalism Proqrern 3: Ivlelnernalies Honor Sociely 3,47 Osglmesfre I,2 3,47 Scienze Honor Sociefy 3,47 VlKlNG 2,3,47 TOWERS 4. ju. ANTHONY JOSEPH HERMAN HOLY ROSARY 7608 Bennell Sfreef 355 Cheer Leaders I2,37 Inlrernurel Sporls I,2,3,4. JOSEPH FRANCIS HERZOG ST. JAMES 7IO Lerner Avenue 4SS Cernera Club 2,3,4' Rille Club 47 VlKlNO 3. TOP TO BOTTOM: KARL FREDERICK HILS ST. WALBURGA 7l55 Verona Boulevard 25C Bowling 43 Foolbell 37 lnlrennurel Sport I,2,3,4. HUBERT JOHN HOLLAND ST. BEDE 7135 Meede Slreef 4SS lnlremurel Sporls l,2,3 4. JOHN LAWRENCE HOULIHAN ST. MARY, 46th STREET 334 Percy Slreel 45C lntrernurel Sporls I,2.3 47 Sluderl Council l 2,3. LLOYD RALPH HUCKE HOLY ROSARY 7348 Formosa Wev ISAS M JQAJNZSA S. TOP ROW: FRANCIS RICHARD HUDAK 550 Greenfield Avenue JAMES JOSEPH HUGHES 238 Darraqlw Sireei Glee Club Ig lnframural Sporls l,2,3,4 MICHAEL ANTHONY IANNONE 7336 Kelly Sfreei Band 2,3. ANTHONY MARK IMBARLINA 6604 Brainerd Sireef Inframural Sporls I,2,3,4: Riile Club 4. RONALD MICHAEL INGOLDSBY 6027 Welnui Sfreei lniramural Sporls I,2.3,4g Rifle SECOND ROW: LAWRENCE JOHN ITRI 5Il N. Sheridan Avenue lniramural Spoffs I.4. NORMAN PAUL JACKSON 5740 Elmer Slreei Band I: lnlramural Sporis I. DAVID MICHAEL JAMES 808 Swissvale Avenue lnlrarnural Sporfs 4. Club 4. ST. JOACHIM ZSC CATHEDRAL ISC MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 6SS HELP OF CHRISTIANS 6SS SACRED HEART 55S SACRED HEART ZSC SACRED HEART 6SS ST. JAMES 4SS JAMES HENRY JERPE ST. BEDE 7I2O Edgerlon Avenue 4SS Bowling l,2,3,4. CHARLES ANTHONY JESSEN CATHEDRAL 5OII Cypress Sfreef ZSS Ar? Club l,2,3g Musical 2,3.4g Opereila 2,3,4g Maliiemaiics Honor Socieiy 4. BOTTOM ROW: WILLIAM CLAUDE JONES ST. BEDS 2l3 S. Lang Avenue ZSS lnframural Sporls 2,33 Fishing Club 2,34 WILLIAM GEORGE JORDAN ST. MARGARET H56 McKenna Avenue 4SC lniramural Sporls I,2,3,4g Fisliing Club 3. FRANCIS ANTHONY JOSEPH OUR LADY OF VICTORY 2318 Candale Sfreei ISAS JAMES JOYCE ST, AGNES 208 Clweslerfieid Road 3SC Commercial I-lonor Sociely 45 Irilramural Sporls I,2,4. RICHARD JOSEPH KAIL EPIPHANY 27OI Fif+lw Avenue 55S Fislwing Club 2,33 lnframural Sporis l,2,3,4: Rifle Club 4. TOP ROW: ROBERT LEON KALIN 3280 Dawson Slreel ST. AUGUSTINE Bowling 35 lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4g Swimming I. JOSEPH RAYMOND KANIECKI 33l Whipple Slreel Cross Counlry l,2: lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4g Rille Club 4. EARL EDWARD KEARNS 5002 Blair Slreel Commercial Honor Sociely 3.4. JEREMIAH ANTHONY KEATING 6955 Willard Slreel Camera Club l,2,3g VlKlNG 4 man Club 3. LAWRENCE JOSEPH KEATING 6955 Willard Slreel 45C ST. ANSELM 255 ST. STEPHEN lfC ST. BEDE l5A5 q TOWERS 4i Fislwing Club 3: Ger- ST. BEDE 355 Camera Club l,2,3g l-lunlinq Club 33 lnlramural Sporls l,2,3. SECOND ROW: TERENCE JOSEPH KELLY 4ll N. Euclid Avenue ROBERT CHARLES KERR 6948 Willsie Slreel Bowling 3.4. THOMAS JOHN KILGALLEN 263 45ll1 Slreel' lnframural Sporls l,2,3,4. SS. PETER AND PAUL l5A5 CORPUS CHRISTI 25C ST. MARY, 46th STREET 45C JOHN PATRICK KILLEEN CATHEDRAL 5432 Ellsworlli Avenue 655 Arr Club l, Baseball 3, inlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. JOHN JAMES KIRSCH ST. STEPHEN 505 Frayne Sfreef 6SS lnlramural Sporls l,2,3.4: Foolball l.2,3.4. BOTTOM ROW: ALBERT CHARLES KLAAS ST. AUGUSTINE 3479 Denny Sireef 255 Glee Club l, Slaqe Crew 3.4. GERALD THOMAS KLAVON ST. MARY, 46Ih STREET 339 44'rl1 Slreel 35C Commercial Honor Socielv 45 lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. KARL FRANCIS KLEJMENT ST. ANSELM 7304 Sclioyer Avenue 25C lnlramural Sporls l,2.3,4. JAMES HOWARD KLIER ST. JOSEPH 452 44ll'1 Sireel 45C lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. FRANK R. KLINGENSMITH HOLY ROSARY 6828 lvlcPl'ierson Boulevard 255 Clieer Leaders 4: Dance Commilfee 234: Musical 3.4: Operella 43 Forensic League 2' lnlramural Sporls I,2,3 41 Tennig 2: TOWERS 4. ACROSS TOP: ROBERT JOHN KOHLER ST. AUGUSTINE 3469 Liqonier Slrcel 435 Intramural Sporis I,2,3,4. DENNIS DANIEL KOMPARE ST. RAPHAEL I658 Dullield Sireel ISAS Blue Kniqhls 34: Dance Cofnrnfllee 23,47 Higlorv Honor Socielv 3: Inlrarnural Sporls I,2,4: Latin Honor Society 2: Ivlalnenmrics Honor Sociely 3,47 Orchestra l,2,3,47 Science Honor Society 3,47 Student Council I,3,4, THOMAS ANDREW KOSS CATHEDRAL 4630 Wiriihrcp Slreel ZSC Bowling 43 Inlramural Sports I,2,34. RICHARD JAMES KRESS ST. RAPHAEL I2I2 Duliield Sireel' ZSS Baslxelloall I,2q Foolbali I,2g Inlranrural Sporla I,2,34. LEO JOSEPH KUBA ST. ROSALIA 7II Melbourne Sireel 355 Band I,2,345 Blue Kn qnls I,2: Intramural Sports I. TOP TO BOTTOM: RICHARD JOSEPH Kurz ST, gggig 3274 Parkview Avenue ISAS Band I,2,3,4' Orchestra I. ALBERT CHRIS LABRIOLA HELP OF CHRISTIANS 64I9 Olivani Slreel' 'SAS History Honor Socielv 3: Inlrarnural Spcrlz I,2,3,47 Latin Honor Society 2,43 Sludenl Council 33 Junior Prom Commillec 3. RONALD EDWARD LANGE ST, AUGUSTINE 3930 Minfwood Street 35C RICHARD HERBERT LARSON HOLY ROSARY 9I6'f2 N. Iviurlland Avenue 253 Hunlinq Club 33 Ivialhorraiics Honor Society 4: Ofcncslra I,2,3,4g Flaming Club 3. ST. LAWRENCE O'TOOLE, Garfield, boasts of 9 life-size statue of the patron saint of the parish on the parish grounds. Be- fore the statue of St. Lawrence on Penn Avenue are R. O'Connor, T. Shnrpski, R. Kotwa and W. Hillgrove. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Paul E. Campbell, Litt.D., LL.D., former Superintendent of Pittsburgh dio- cesan schools, administers to the needs of the parish with the aid of the Domini- can Sisters of Columbus, Ohio, who staff the grade school and girls' high school. t ' l u TOP ROW: GERALD LAWRENCE ST. LAWRENCE 355 S. Aiken Avenue 455 Cross Counlry Mgr. l,4g lnlramuralz I,2,4g Track Mgr. Ig Baskel- ball Mgr. I,3. THOMAS ADAM LEWANDOWSKI IMMACULATE HEART 34ll Belluoven Slreel ZSC Camera Club 2,3,4g Dance Commillee 31 Inlramural Sporls I.2g Sludenl Council 35 Clwess Club 4. EARL FRANCIS LIENEMANN ST. JOSEPH 324 Pearl Slreel' 35C Inlremural Sporfs I,2q Rifle Club 4. ROBERT JAMES LIMPERT ST. RAPHAEL l8I6 Duffield Slreel' 455 Foolball l,2,3g lniramural Sporls I,2,3,4g Sludenl Council I,3,4g Track I,2. CARL VICTOR LISOTTO HELP OF CHRISTIANS 643I Olivenl Slreet 455 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,43 Swimming I.2. SECOND ROW: JOHN ANDREW LUCAS ST. ANSELM 2l25 Milligan Avenue ISC Camera Club I,2,3.4g lnlramural Sporls l,2,3 4. STEPHEN JOSEPH LUDWICK 2429 Allequippe Slreel 45C Inlramural Sporls I,2. ST. AGNES GERALD JOHN LYNN 437 Soullw Avenue lnlramural Sporls I,2.3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH MADIGAN 7448 Fleming Slreel Inlramural Sporls I.2,3,4. RAYMOND CHRISTOPHER MAHONEY 2 I O Dunseillw Slreel Commercial Honor Sociely 45 lnlramural Sporls I, BOTTOM ROW: JOHN EDWARD MALOY 7l37 Penn Avenue lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. ROBERT DAVID MAMAYEK 2 ZEIIES Slreel Mallwemalics Honor Sociely DENNIS ROBERT MANGOLD 5l6 Gross Slreel Fislriinq Club ST. JAMES 455 ST. ANSELN ZSC ST. AGNES 35C 2,3,4. HOLY ROSAR' 4Sf ST. STEPHEP 255 ST. JOSEPI' 2Sf Inlramural Sporls l,2,3,4q Rillo Club 41 Fishing Club 2.3.4. RAYMOND JAMES MARCINKO ST. PHILOMENI 652 Frayne Slreel 2Sf Rifle Club 4: Foolball ly I-lunlinq Club 3. MICHAEL JOHN MARSH SS, SIMON AND JUDI 250 Woodridge Drive ISN Tennis Team 4. ,4- -vu 4' -f' . 1' xfff , -,f A S A-. ,I J. ,fn wx-um, fx, -K I is ,Avg A Ak X W S 4 tj i , , Y l X i f BEFORE THE BLESSED VlRGlN'S altar at St. Joseph's, Bloomfield, kneel K. Bauer, R. Fischer, J. Panza and L. Orth awaiting the distribution of Holy Communion. Father Frederick Mansmann, pastor of the Church, with the aid of the Mt. Alvernia Sisters of St. Francis, has forty-seven boys attending Central this year. TOP TO BOTTOM: THOMAS JOSEPH MARTA 162 filer Slreel lnlrarnural Sports l,2,3,4. RAYMOND J. MASA 3033 Wiggins Slreel HOLY FAMILY Baseball 47 Baslcelball l,2,3,4q lnlierrwcal Sporlz l,2,34: Sludenl Council I,4, ALBERT VALE MASSUNG 734i Dennigton Street Ari Club lg lnlramural Sports I 2,34 JOHN L. MASTERSON TI23 Willard Slreel Ari Ciub lp Dance Comrnllee 3' l ACROSS BOTTOM: THOMAS JOSEPH MATRASCIA 735 Bellaire Slreel lnlrafnural Sporls l,2,3,4. WILLIAM RAPHAEL McANULTY 5526 Ellsworlli Avenue TOWERS 43 l:iSninq Club l,2. TERENCE JOSEPH McCOOL 7435 McClure Avenue Art Club lg lnlrannural Sporls l,2 3,4. JAMES RICHARD McGEOWN 320 S. lviislliilda Streel Camera Club Ig Crlee Club lg lnlranwural Sporls 2. MARTY DENNIS McGlNLEY ISAS IMMACULATE HEART 5SS ST. ANSELM 3SC ST. BEDE 2SC nlrernurai Sporfz l2,3,4. EPIPHANY 2SC SACRED HEART 3SC Cornnneicial Honor Snciely 4: Dancf1Cornrnillee 43 lnlren1uralSp:rlS l,2,3,4q Sl. Vincent de Paul 3,41 ST. ANSELM ISC ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 35C ST. STEPHEN ISC 205 W. Elizabeln Slreel lnlrarnural Sports l,2,3,4. awe .fix -2 5 ACROSS TOP: PAUL H. McGlNNIS ST. PHILOMENA ' SSI6 Darllnqton Road 655 ' ' Cross Counlry 2: lnlrarnural Sports l,2,3,4. ., ii DONALD RAYMOND MCGRATH ST. RAPHAEL wi' , xiii I622 Jancey Street 35C ii i Cornmercfal Honor Soclely 341 Cros: Country 2,31 Qporellg 3,4g lnlrarnural Sports l,2,3,4: Benllde Club lg Sludenl Council 4: VlKlNG 2. JOSEPH MICHAEL MCGREAL SACRED HEART Q i I 53l lvy Slreel ZSC Baseball 3,47 Baslfelbfall I: Foollmll I,4g lrnlrarnuref Sport i,2,3,41 Sludent Council 3,4g TOWERS 4: ii Career Day Proqrann 4. .. EDWARD PAUL MCGUINNESS MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT I if - C BSIC? Frankslown Road 455 Hislory Honor Society lg l-lunllng Club 3, GILBERT VINCENT McGURL ST. BARTHOLOMEW 354I Lalcelon Road ISAS Forensic League 3',4: Hunllnq Club 3,4q Rllle Club 41 Fhlwinq Club 2,3,4. . TOP TO BOTTOM: DALE MARK McINTYRE ST, LAWRENCE 5I59 Coral Slrool 35C Band lg Intramural Sports 3,4. THOMAS RICHARD McINTYRE ST, LAWRENCE 4l2 N. Evallne Slrocl' ISAS W Hunting Club 43 Intramural Sports 4. JoHN McSORLEY, III CATHEDRAL ll5 Woodland Road ISAS EI- 3' Hislory Honor Society 3.4: Lalln Honor Soeloly 21 VlKllXlG 3,43 Modern Language Honor Society 4. ZE. f F31 JoHN Reels MEEHAN Cogpug Cpqmgn l55l Woslmoreland Slreel 45C Commercial Honor Society 3,43 lnlrarnural Sporls l,2,3,4. If F: WHILE S. CUTRUZZULA lights a vigil lamp at the altar of the Sacred Heart of Our lady Help 1 Christians Church T Dorenzo P Leech and A Costelli pray before the altar Father Anthony Cio O F M with the and of Franciscans of the Italian province and III Order Franciscan Sisters is responsib for the splrltual welfare of the parish 146 ' 4- ...mum 4 s.lr A Q If Q e I rl TOP ROW: JOSEPH RICHARD MERZ CORPUS CHRISTI 6942 Clvurcnland Slreel 355 Inframural 5porIs I,2,3,4y Slamp Club I. JOHN ANTHONY MIECZKOWSKI ST. HYACINTH 3290 Dawson Slreel 355 Bowling 3, Dance Cornrnilioe 3,41 Foolball 27 lnlrarnural Sporls I,2,3,4g VIKING 2, Intramural Cornrnirlee 3,4: Baslcelball Score- lceeper 3. CHARLES MARK MILARSKI ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 3924 Clernenr Way 255 Bowling 31 lnlrarnural Sporls 35 Sludenl Council 43 Fislwinq Club 2. KENNETH ROBERT MILDRICH ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 3420 Mulberry Way 45C lnlrarnural 5porIs I,2,3,4. THOMAS GEORGE MILLAN ST. BEDE 7I IO Willard Slreel 255 Band I,2,3: Glee Club I3 Hislory Honor Sociely I: Hunlinq Club 25 lnlramural 5porIs I,2,3,47 Benilde Club I, 5cience Honor Sociely 2: Swimming I,2 3,43 5ludenI' Council I,2. SECOND ROW: JAMES ANDREW MILLER SACRED HEART 544 Farlson Square 355 Baseball 3,41 Baslcelball I,2,3,4g lnlramural Sporls I,25 Sfuclenl' Council I,2,45 Career Day Program 43 Federafion of Cafliolic Sludenls 4. THOMAS CONWAY MILLER ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 4OI 4OII1 5I'reeI 35C Inlramural Sporls 2. GEORGE JOSEPH MOESTA SACRED HEART 6052 Sranlon Avenue 355 Inframural Sporls I,3,4: Srudenl Council 3. JOHN RICHARD MOLOVICH ST. AUGUSTINE 25I 44Il1 5IreeI 35C Bowling 3: Inlramural Sporfs 2,3,4. THOMAS JOHN MONACO CORPUS CHRISTI 6424 Olivanl Slreel' 45C Hisfory Honor Socielyq Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4g Sluclenl Coun- cil I. BOTTOM ROW: JOHN JAMES MONTANARI IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 214 Pearl Sfreel 35C Inframural Sporfs 4. PETER ANTHONY MORABITO ST. PETER 222I Pauline Avenue 655 Inlrarnural 5porIs 2,3,47 RiIle Club 4. MARTIN JAMES MORAN ST. STEPHEN 372 Aslilon Avenue ZSS Baslcelball 2: Dance Comrnillee 3,45 Iioolball I,2,3,4g lnlrarnural 5porIs I,2,3,4: Rifle Club 4, Siudenr Council 3,43 Track I,2,3,4. JAMES EARL MORRISARD ST. BARTHOLOMEW 323 Lougeay Road 3SS Hislory Honor Sociely 3,41 Inlrarnural 5porIs I,2,3,4q Slaqe Crew l,2: TOWERS 4. GEORGE FRANK MOSLENER SACRED HEART 6345 Ivlarclwand Slreel 3SS Band I: lnframural Sporfs I,2,3,43 Lalin Honor Sociely Ig 5'r.JoI1n Vianney Club I1Traclc I,2,3,4. TOP ROW: RAYMOND JOSEPH MROCH CORPUS CHRISTI l574 Weslmoreland Sfreel' 45C Bowling I.2,3g lnlramural Sporls l,2,3. DANIEL JOSEPH MULLEN ST. JAMES 422 Franklin Avenue 25C Bowling 4: Inframural Sporls I,2,3,4g Mallnemailcs Honor Sociefy 4. JOHN RICHARD MUNDA ST. JOACHIM 4232 Lydia 5+ree+ 25C PATRICK JOSEPH MURPHY ST. BEDE 523 Lloyd 5l'reeI' 455 Cross Counfry 3,41 lnlramural Sporls 1,2-,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Bas- lcelball l. ROBERT A. MURPHY ST. BEDE 6656 Wooclwell 51reeI 555 SECOND ROW: TERENCE ANDREW MURPHY ST. LAWRENCE 5004 Penn Avenue 355 Infrarnural Sporfs 3,4g 5+. Vincenl DePaul 45 TOWER5 4: Prom Commilfee 4. RONALD THOMAS MYATICH ST. MARY 4408 Davison Slreel l5C Comrnerclal Honor Sociely 3,43 Inlramural Sporfs I,2,3,4. FRANCIS JOSEPH MYSZEWSKI ST. STANISLAUS 2639 Penn Avenue I5A5 Hislory Honor 5ocle1v3g lnframural Sporls I7 Lafln Honor Soclefy 2.4: Slarnp Club I: VlKlNG I,2. JAMES RALPH NANCI ST. ANSELM 424 Beafy Road 455 Bowling 2,3,4g lnframural Sporls 2.3,4. JOHN WILLIAM NOTHWANG ST. JOSEPH 305 5. Winebiddle Avenue 655 Arf Club I: Band I,2,3: Hunfing Club 3: lnframural 5por+s l,2,3,47 Rifle Club 45 Fishing Club 3. , BOTTOM ROW: FRED CHARLES OBERECKER CORPUS CHRISTI 7lO4 Leming+on Avenue 35C Ar+ Club I. JAMES VINCENT OBMAN ST. KIERAN Il45 Oqlefnorpe Avenue 255 Hunflnq Club 4: Inlramural Sporfs l,2,3,4g Flslwinq Club 3,4. JOHN VINCENT O'BRIEN ST. AGNES 32l4lf2 Julie? 5'rree'r I5C Band l,2g Musical 3,41 Opereffa 3,43 G-lee Club 47 Kniglwfs of The Divlne Clwlld 4. STEPHEN ARTHUR O'CONNOR ST. STEPHEN 5IO8 Second Avenue 2SS lnfrarnural Sporls l,2,3,4. WILLIAM ROBERT O'CONNOR ST. RAPHAEL 69!3'f2 Slandisln Sfreef l5A5 lnframural Sporls I,2,3,4, -so gi - gr: ,z wr so l , . -' Sac ' 5 I if .off L V fc 3 f--Q I -. Y aus L i , -sei? - L :,. . LfmAAL N- f 1 ii-RN ., A 1 3 ,c c i ACROSS TOP: PATRICK JOSEPH OLLIFFE ST. PHILOMENA 6230 lvioniior Sireel 4SS Cross Couniry 25 Intramural Sports 2. LAWRENCE ELLSWORTH ORTH ST. JOSEPH 42I4 Pos? Sireei ISC Cornrnerciai Honor Society 4: iniramurai Sporis I,2,3,4: Modern Language Honor Society 4. DONALD JAMES O'SHEA ST. STEPHEN 32I Eiizabefln Sireet 5SS Ari Ciub I: inirarnural Sports I.2.3.4. JOSEPH BERNARD O'SHEA ST. BARTHOLOMEW I2I I9 Garland Drive 3SS Band I,2: lniramural Sporis I,2,3,4g Si,Joi'1n Vianney Socieiy I. JAMES JOSEPH 0'TOOLE ST. REGIS 3530 Frazier Slreei ISC Basebali 47 Commercial Honor Socieiy 43 inlramurai Sporis I,2,3,4. TOP TO BOTTOM: JAMES ALBERT OTT ST. VVALBURGA 7lO8 Campania Sire-ei' ZSS Modern Lanquaqe Honor Sociely 45 Cheer Leaders 45 Football 23 Hisiory Honor Society 3g lnlra- mural Sporis l,2,3,4. JOSEPH REGIS PALKOVICH ST. PHILOMENA 4I9 Susanna Court 3SC STEPHEN RAYMOND PARELLO MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 7938 Tioga Sireei 4SS Band 1.2.37 Bowling 3- GEORGE JOHN PATTERSON ST. STEPHEN 2l5 Trowbridge Sireel' 65S Basketball 2.3.41 lnirarnural Sporrs I,2,3,4. t Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ladislaus Silwinski's Holy Family Church 5 BEFORE SATURDAY AFTERNOON confessions a , Central students renew grade school friendships and talk over the week at school. Left to right are T. Kosalowski, Basinski, R. Shook, Bankowski, Bonk, R. Lewandowski, and P. Pietrzyk. This parish which enlarges Central by forty-nine students this year, enioys the teaching of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth. f Q ' F A 8 .. , ' ww TOP ROW: FRED ATHEW PELKOFER ST. AUGUSTINE 266 37ll'1 Slreel 45C Ar? Club I: Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4. PAUL ANDREW PIETRZYK HOLY FAMILY 334 Main Slreel ISC Commercial Honor 5ocieIy 3,4g Inlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. ALBERT L. PISON MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT l88 Bramble Slreel 25C Arl' Club Ig Inlrarnural Sporls 3,4. VINCENT JAMES PRATILLO HELP OF CHRISTIANS 6920 Clnurcbland Slreel' 555 Ari Club I: Foolball 2,3,4g Inlramural Sporfs 2,3,4. GERALD WILLIAM PRIEBEL ST. ANSELM 334 Priricefon Place 455 Hunfing Club 33 Inlramural Sporls I,2,3.4. SECOND ROW: WALTER PHILIP PRUSZYNSKI ST. AUGUSTINE 3625 Clwarlolle Slreef 3SC lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. JON FRANCIS QUINLISK ST. MAURICE 22 Marion Avenue ISAS Bowling 3.47 Glee Club Ig Hislorv Honor Socielv 31 Inlramural Sporls l,2,3.4g Lalin Honor Sociely 33 Benilde Club l. ANTHONY JESSE QUINQUE CATHEDRAL 326 Bouquel 5lree+ I5C Inframural Sporls I,2,3,4. CLAUDE ARTHUR RAIBLE l8l9 Ardmore Boulevard Glee Club I: lnlramural 5po JOHN LOUIS RAINALDI 46lO Carroll 5'rreel Inlramural 5porls l,2,3,4. BOTTOM ROW: FRANK ANDREW RAKACZKY 4705 Sylvan Avenue rls ST. MAURICE 655 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 255 ST. STEPHEN ISC Commercial Honor Sociely 4: Cross Counlry I1 lnlrarnural Sporls Ig Traclc I. ROBERT WALTER RALICKI ST. MARY, 46th STREET 49l6 Kincaid 5IreeI l5C Commercial Honor Sociely 41 Inlrarnural Sporls l,2: Sludenl' Council 3. ROBERT JOSEPH REGAL ST. RAPHAEL l683 Morningside Avenue 35C Commercial Honor Sociely 4: Musical 3,47 Opcrella 31 Gvlee Club I: Bowling 3. THOMAS WILLIAM RICHARDSON SS. PETER AND PAUL 683I Kelly Slreel 655 lnlrarnural Sporls I,2,3,4. PATRICK JOHN RILEY ST. JOSEPH 3l2 Slale Way l5C Cvlee Club lg lnlranfiural Sporls I,2,3,4 Q5 Q . .f lat A K JI N 4 gg I 1 . ,,-A 4 K ,...u -n-X S ,R HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Center Avenue under the direction of Father Brendan E Gilmore O Carm and the Sisters of Divine Providence, is the scene of Saturday afternoon confessions for two under classmen. Entering confessional is John Harperg Joseph Faccenda awaits his turn to refresh himself with the peace the world cannot TOP TO BOTTOM: ROBERT JOHN RISHEL 6329 Walnuf Slreel give. Inlramural Sporls I,4g Swimming Team I. ANDREW JOHN ROBINSON 73IO Buffer Slreel' Band I,2,3,4. RAYMOND PATRICK ROESCH l5l5 Homewood Avenue I-Iunilnq Club 3,45 lnlramural Sporls 34p Rille Club 4. GEORGE FRANCIS ROGURSKI 205 57III Slreel lnlrarnural Sporls 234. ACROSS BOTTOM: JOHN JOSEPH ROLLER 226 Collarl Avenue Foolball I,33 lnlramural Spcrls I,2,3,4g S CHARLES WILLIAM ROONEY 2l5 N. Linden Avenue vvlmrnlng I1Trac Inlramural Sporfs I,2,3,4q SI. Jonn Vianncv Soclolv 43 Sl. Vlncenl de Paul Soclel JAMES FRANK RUBEL 493 Lois Drive Cross Counlrv I23 lnlramural Sporls JOHN KENNETH RYAN 737 N. Highland Avenue Glee Club I1 Inframural Sports I REGIS JOSEPH RYAN l3I7 Olivanl Slreel Inlramural Sporls I,2,3,4. r ly ,2,3,4. , 1- ev fl I2,3,4. SACRED HEART 655 ST. RAPHAEL 25C HOLY ROSARY 65S MARY, 46th STREET 'ISC CATHEDRAL 'ISC HOLY ROSARY 6SS v 4. ST. GABRIEL 25C SACRED HEART ISC CORPUS CHRISTI 255 . M 'li ,, . . Q. . , K a s Q ,lif t I I , I I ' I N . 9, R, 1 JW' wa.. at A.. . ar e ,. 'T of i fg ff l 7 75:6 1 . .2 ss . Sm 'if' ACROSS TOP: RICHARD LEO SABATELLO ST. RICHARD 733 Anaheim Street 555 lnlramural Sports l.3.4: Forensic League l,2. JOHN RICHARD SABLE ST. RAPHAEL ll74 Chisle-it Slreel .355 Basketball lg Musical 4g Operella 3.43 lnirarnural Sporis l,2,3,4. JAMES EMERY SABOW ST. PHILOMENA 282i Beechwood Boulevard 355 Dance Cornrniliee 34: lnlrarnural Sporls l,2.3.4g Swimming 3,4g Tennis l,2g TOWERS 47 Career Day Program 47 Slucloni Council 4. VAl.ENTlNO Nl. SACCO MOTHER OF GOOD COUNSEL 7622 Kelly Sireol 35C lnirarnural Sports l.2. PETER ROBERT SAMMARTINO ST. REGIS 3608 Bales Slreet ISC lniramural Sporls l.2,3.4g Commercial Honor Society 4. TOP TO BOTTOM: FRANK H. SANDRY SACRED HEART i295 Fairmouni Avenue 455 Intramural Sports l.3.4. ANTHONY BERADINO SANTORO ST. RApHAEL l509 Trinify Slreei ZSC Glee Club lg l-lunlinq Club 41 lniramural Sports 2.3.41 Commercial Honor Sociely 4: Dance Corn- millee 3.4, ANTHONY Jossrr-I SARSFIELD ST. AGNES 239 Clwesierliofd Roacl 255 Foolbdll lr2r3? lnlrarnwl 59005 l.2.3.4: Swlhflmlriq 2.3.43 Modern Language l-lonor Society 43 Beg. lfolball l. Louis JEROME SCHACK ST' AGNES 2562 Wadsworth Street ,SSC Commercial Honor Socloty 3.43 Intramural Sporls l,2,3,4, I I if HOLY ROSARY choir practice shows seniors F. Klingensmith, D. Heiry, R. Berrott, R. Bleichner, W. Campbell and T Hans taking up the intonation Gloria in Excelsis Deo and the introductory words of the Gloria resound throughout the massive structure of Holy Rosary. Yhe Rt. Rev. Monsignor Henry A Carlin PA ond Vicar Ceneral or tne dioc se, is responsible for the spiritual welfare of this, one of the largest parishes in the area Sisters of St. Joseph conduct the parochial school. xx 'Kms FX I- Vflrrll TOP ROW: KENNETH FRANCIS SCHEESER ST. AUGUSTINE 429 Fisk Slreel' :ISC lnlramural Sporis 3.4. REGIS HENRY SCHILKEN CORPUS CHRISTI I58 Harfman Lane ZSS Ari Club lg Science Honor Sociely 2.33 Mallwemalics Honor Sociefy 2. JOSEPH FREDERICK SCHMID ST. JOSEPH 4509 Liberiy Avenue 35C Swimming I,2. PATRICK RICHARD SCHULTZ CORPUS CHRISTI I907 Velfe Slreef ISC lnlramural Sporfs 2.3.4. STEPHEN EDWARD SCHULTZ ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST 308 38+h Slreel' ZSS Band I: Cross Counlry 25 lnirarnural Sporfs 2: Track 2. SECOND ROW: CHARLES ALPHONSUS SCHVVAN ST. PHILOMENA 6308 Forward Slreel 4SS lnframural Sporls I,2,3,4 Orclneslra I. ROBERT JAMES SCOTT ST. RAPHAEL IOIO Clwislefi' Slreel 3SC Commercial Honor Sociefy 43 Foofball 2,3,4g Inlrarnural Sporls l.2,3,4. JAMES EDMUND SCZEPANSKI ST. MAURICE IOO8 Slwerwood Road 3SS Cvlee Club I,2g Hisfory Honor Sociely 33 lnlramural Sporls l,2,3,4. All Aff FRANK ANTHONY SHALLO ST. AGNES 25I3 Fifflw Avenue ZSS Baslcelball lg lnframural Sporis I,2.3 4: Sludenl Council 41 Career Day Program 4: Modern Language Honor Socieiy 4: Clieer- leaders 4. JAMES REGIS SHANTZ CORPUS CHRISTI 7I4l Gladeiield Avenue ZSC Inlramural Sporfs 3,4. BOTTOM ROW: JOHN RAYMOND SHAW ST. STEPHEN ZI9 Joyce Terrace 4SC lnlramural Sporls I,2,3,4q Commercial Honor Sociely 3.4. THOMAS LEO SHERAN ST. LAWRENCE SIS7 Coral Slrcel 2SS Malliemalics Honor Sociely 2. REGIS DALE SHOOK HOLY FAMILY 4406 BuI'er Slroel ISC Commercial Honor Sociefy 45 Mission Cub 2.4: KDC 47 Hislory Honor Socielv 4: Modern Language Honor Socieiy 4. RICHARD WILLIAM SMITH ST. MAURICE 533 Filmore Road SSS STEPHEN VINCENT SORTINO CATHEDRAI. 334 Collar? Square ISAS Band I.2,3,4: Blue Kniqliis 4, -L! TOP ROW: VINCENT RALPH SORTINO ST. BERNARD I52I Grandin Avenue 45C Band I,2,3,4y Blue KnIqIvI5 2.34: InIramuraI 5porIs I,2,3,4: Or- cI1esIra 3.4: 5I, John VIanney 5ocIcIy I. ROBERT MICHAEL SOWA HOLY FAMILY 227 BSII1 5IrocI I5A5 Band I,2,3,4: OrcIvcsIrc 2,3,4g Mission CIub RICHARD WILLIAM SPRINGER ST. ROSALIA 4224 5IanIoy 5IrcoI 45C InIrarnuraI 5porIs I,2,3. THOMAS PATRICK STATES CATHEDRAI. 2I3 Morewood Avenue 455 InIramuraI 5porIs l,2,3,4q 5IudcnI CouncII I. JAMES PATRICK STEIN ST. ICIERAN SI39 KeysIone 5IreeI 555 InI'rarnuraI Spode I,2,3,4. SECOND ROW: WILLIAM R. STEIN ST. KIERAN 5I39 Keysfone 5IveeI 25C Inframural 5porIs I,2.3.4. RAYMOND CHARLES STEWART ST. RAPHAEL 7I2O Baker Sfreejr 455 JOSEPH ROBERT STIGER ST. AGNES 2OI DunseIII1 5IrccI 35C ROBERT JEROME STIGLICH ST. AUGUSTINE 23I 38IIw Shoe-I 35C BaseIoaII 3,41 InIramuraI 5porIs I,2,3,4: I3a5IcoIbaII Ig MissIon CIub 3. THOMAS EARL SULLIVAN ST. KIERAN 526I Keydone 5IrcoI' I5C BOTTOM ROW: ARTHUR EDWARD SUMNER MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT S608 BrIceIyn 5IreeI' 455 Inframural 5porI5 I,2,4: VIncenI do PQUI 5ocIcIy I. GEORGE FRANK SUROWIEC ST. JAMES I765 Lakefon Road 35C FooIbaII .27 InIramuraI Sporh l,2,3,4q CommorQIdI Honor 50- cIeIy 4. DAVID HAROLD SWEENEY 6727 ATWQII 5IrecI 355 GIee CIUIJ lg BcnIIde CIub I: 51. Jzvnn Vianney 5ocicIy 23 MIssIon CIUIJ 33 5I, VInQenI do Pau: 5oCIOIy 4. WALTER EIOMINIC SZYMANSKI 322 Main 5IreeI ISAS Cross CounIry lg GIee CIUb I.2g Cnoss CIM: 2: B:nIIde CIub I,2. ST. ANSELM CORPUS CHRISTI HOLY FAMILY JAMES P. TANSEY 7306 Florence 5IreeI ZSS Inframural 5porIs I,2,3,4. I I L a. ii L SS Q. f lx x S-I . S in f -3 'E S mi.....'K ACROSS TOP: DANIEL MAHONEY TAYLOR I72 Janfey Street ramura. Spa t-, I 23 Trark 2 3. PHILIP STANTON TAYLOR 2 8 Benfey Dme n ramural Sperm I, , . ERNEST RAYMOND TOKOSH 805 Kcwannn Strov' lntrarnurat Sports l,2 3,41 R te Crab 4, CARMEN ANTHONY TOMEI 257 Marsha! Drfw: Intranmrat Sportz 12,341 txA'f.?. r CML 2, MAURICE JOSEPH TOOMEY SZI6 Keystcno Strorft lntramum' Sports 2,4, TOP TO BOTTOM: VICTOR ANTHONY TRAPOLSI 4205 Coterfdqo Street lntrarvurat Spqrfs N,2,3,4. JOSEPH MARTIN TRICHTINGER 227 Wirwstcn Street lntramura' Sports !,2,34. WILLIAM EARNEST TROY 7II4 Wiltard Street Glee Club V: lntramufat Sportz 34. GEORGE TURAK 52I2 Hoimes Street Camera Club 34, Histor, Homer Sodoty 3,43 lrtrarnufat Spgrts l,2,3,4. 2-: F S . . it R' Q, -Q , C 43 ST. RAPHAEL ZSS HOLY TRINITY 685 ST. STEPHEN 4SS ST. BARTHOLOMEW 28C ST. KIERAN ISC SACRED HEART 4SS ST. STEPHEN 355 ST. BEDE 4SC ST. KIERAN 3SS NEW ORLEANS OLD FRENCH QUARTER? Not quite. lt's the front of the convent of the eleven Sisters of Mercy who teach at St. Mary's, 46th Street. Gathered be- fore the entrance of the convent are J. Houlihan, E. Drozynski, J. Klavon, W. Bigley, and G. Ventura. Father Raymond Conway is pastor of St. Mary's. 1n1ramura1 Spor1s 1.2 47 AH C1013 1.2. if TOP ROW: RAYMOND LEONARD ULCINY ST. JOACHIM 12 A1v1n S1ree1 35S 1nframura1 Sporfs 1.2.3.4, JOHN MILTON UMBERGER ST. BARTHOLOMEW 12107 Harvard Dr1ve 255 STANLEY WALL 124 Madona S1ree+ MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT SSS Dance Comm111ee 1.23.47 1n+ramura1 Spor1s l.2.3.4: 1.a11n Honor Sociefy 2. Modern Language Honor Soc1e1y 3. ALFRED ALOYSIUS WALSH 6336 1v1errow1ie1d Avenue ST. PHILOMENA ISAS BOTTOM ROW: WILLIAM BASIL VARGO 2000 Hampfon Sheer Ar1C1ub 1.2.33 Bas1ce1ba1. DONALD VENTURINE ST. ANSELM 6SS Foo1ba1. 2. 1n1ramura1 Spor1s 1.2.3.4. SACRED HEART Cross Counfry 2.3.43 1n1ramura1 Spor1s 1.2.3.4. Tennis 1gTrac1r 3.4. 134 S. S12 C1a1r Sfreer 35C Srudenf Counci1 3. STEPHEN REGIS VEREB ST. STEPHEN 324 E. E11zabe111 Sfreer ISC 1n1rarnura1 Sporfs 1.2.34 SECOND ROW: EDWARD ANTHONY VILLALPANDO SS. PETER AND PAUL 121 Auburn S1. QSC WILLIAM WALTER VUKELA ST. AUGUSTINE 215 42nd S1ree1 455 Camera Club 1: lnrramural Spor1s 1.2.3.4. LOUIS EDWARD WAGNER EPIPHANY 1117 V1c1crey S1ree1 65S Band 1.2.3.4g Bfue Knlgn1s 2.31 Dance Cornm111ee 3: 1n1ramura1 Sporfs 1.2.3.4. GERARD MICHAEL WALSH 2798 Beecnwod Bou1evard ST. PHILOMENA 3SS Dance Commi11ee 3.47 13oo1ba11 2.3: 1n+ramura1 Spor1s 1.2.3.47 Swimming Ig Track 3.43 Career Day Program 4. JOHN A. WALSH 618 Lar1mer Avenue MORGAN J. WALSH 303 Ha11ce1 Sheer 61ee C1ub 1: 1n1ramura. TIMOTHY BRIAN WALSH 7405 Pen1'1e1d Courf SS, PETER AND PAUL 25C CATHEDRAL :TSC orre 1.2. S+. VIncen1 DePau1 3.4. HOLY ROSARY IS!-XS La11n Honor Soc1e1y 2gJourna11sm Program 3: Ma11rema+1cs Honor Soc1e+y3.4.Sc1ence Honor Socie1y 3.4: V1K11X1G 2.3.45 TOWERS 4. JOHN JOSEPH WALTERS 4826 Nansen Srreer ST. STEPHEN 45C 1n1rarnura1 Spor1s 1.2.4: S1.Jonn Viannev Soclery 3. MEN OF DISTINCTION-the seniors-of the first lunch enioy the privilege inaugurated this year of a reserved section for post-luncheon relaxation on the Clyde Street side of the school. Nfwiim SEM. 1 Y for ro sorrom. JOHN ROBERT WARGO ST. JOHN CATHEDRAL, HOMESTEAD 349 Wesf I3+Iw Avenue 6SS BasIceIbaII I,2,3.4: IrwIrarruraI Sporfs I,2 3 4: SIuden+ CouncII 3.4: InIramuraI Corrwrrfftee 4. ALFRED RAYMOND WASHENSKY SACRED HEART 324 So. NeqIey Avenue 45C Inframural Spode I.2,3,4. RALPH ERIC WATSON ST. RAPHAEL I7I6 Jancey Street 45C Art CIub 4: IrIra'r'u'aI Sptcrv, 2.3.41 SI. Vincemf DeFauI SocieIy 3, PHILIP LEO WATTAY ST. ROSALIA 3925 CoIeman SIreeI SSC Camera CIub Ig Dame CemmfIIee 2,34q Irwamurel Sporfs 2,33 TOWERS 4. ACROSS BOTTOM: RONALD FRANCIS WEBER MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT 9230 VaIIey SIreeI 2SS Cheer Leaders 47 Cross Ceumfry I: Imramura' Sporfs I,2,3,4g TOWERS 4. ROBERT MATTHEW WERNER MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT 9428 GrIemcIaIe Road ISAS Band I,2. DAVID CLIFFORD WESTON ST. AGNES 209 CI1eSIerIIeIcI Road 2SS CHARLES E. WHITE SACRED HEART 379 Spahr Street SSS Rifle CIub 4. RICHARD JOSEPH WILHELM ST. AUGUSTINE 209 43rd SIreeI' 4SS InIramuraI Sporfs I.2.3.4q Studem CouncII Ig BasI4eIbaII I. SEQ s e 4 I . If ,K fi I I I. xi fi TOP ROW: FRED CHARLES WILLIAMS ST. HYACINTH 7 McDeviIr Piece ISC Baseball 3,4. LOUIS ALOYSIUS WINGARD ST. JAMES 317 Meade 5I'ree+ 455 Band l,2g Inrrarnurai 5porIs I,2,3,4q SI. Joinn Vianney Club I. WALTER PAUL WINTER ST. JOSEPH 5IOO Harrici Sireei 45S Huniing Ciub31 Inirarnurai 5porIs I,2g Rifle Ciub 41 Fishing CIub 2.3. GENE ARNOLD WIRTH HOLY ROSARY 7355 Benneff Sfreei 45C InIrarnuraI Sporfs I,2.3,4. ROBERT HAROLD WITTMAN ST. LAWRENCE 52I9 Hilicresf SIreeI 655 Cross Couniry rngr. I: Inharnurai Sporfs l,2,3,4. SECOND ROW: GERALD FRANCIS WRABLEY CATHEDRAL I44 N. Ditnridqo Srreet ISAS Hisfory Honor Sociery 3,4g Inirarnurai Sporfs l.2.3g Laiin Honor Socieiy 27 VIKING I,2g Modern Language Honor 5ocie'ry 34. JOHN EDWARD YURKIEWICZ ST. KIERAN 5227 Lo+us Way ISC Ari Ciub I7 Cornrnerciai Honor Sociery 33 Inframurai 5porIs I,4. WALTER JOSEPH ZALEWSKI I533 Hawiiiorne 5IreeI' ISC Inrrarnurai Sporfs 2. HOLY FAMILY DONALD JAMES ZEKER ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST I7OI Carson 5IreeI 3SC Fooibaii I,2,3g Infrarnurai I,2.3,4: Swimming Ii Track 2,3 4. ROBERT STANLEY ZIELES CATHEDRAL 4 BuIIaIo 5IreeI 35-S Inframural 5porIs I,2,3,43 Swimming I,2.3,4g Sfudenf Council 2. BOTTOM ROW: JOSEPH JOHN ZISKEY ST. STEPHEN 345 JoI1nsIon Avenue 255 InrrarnuraI Spcrfs 4. STEVE S. ZUGELL ST. MARY ASSUMPTION 5I I9 BuIier 5iree'r 45C THOMAS GUY ZULLO HELP OF CHRISTIANS 629 Leriora Sireei' 255 Hisiory Honory 5ocieIy 31 InIrarnuraI Sporis I. DID NOT HAVE PICTURES TAKEN: JAMES HUGH HEGARTY ST. RAPHAEL 6922 Bishop SIreeI SSS VINCENT EUGENE ORNATO ST. PETER, FERNANDO STREET 2038 Forbesr Srreef 555 Foorball 2.3.41 lnfrarnurais 2.3.4. PHILIP EDWIN SANKER ST. 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