Holy Name High School - Namer Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1945 volume:

THE CATHOLIC ainq Hibwml 9 7 BIIIIIHI L f 743 Name pad-fdfxecf iq Me genial: Sfcff Jw, nm JW sczmz Glwelaml, 0410 Jhtaonnu of Jlvly Wlamn, aw, pl2d4Q to mlm I In YVe. the seniors of '45, unrler tl1e pat- ronage of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, dedicate this xvartime annual to tl1e boys anfl girls in the service of our heloverl Country. Forty-six ll1Cllll7CI'S of the senior class on all hattle fronts are fighting to pre- serve America, where every 111a11 has a right to life, liherty and the pursuit of happiness. They are fighting to preserve tl1e fine traclitions ancl high icleals of Holy Name. Anxieties of war face us. but we final our example for the future i11 their brave ancl courageous spirit: ill tl1eir glorious answer to their country's call: i11 tl1eir unwavering trust i11 God. Fame 3 Mow! Revcrcml Edward F. Hoban, S.T.D., LL,.D. Co:11I'jur0r Bishop of Clvvelaml P11514 Page 'Un Ccllw 5092 Uwz 1 Reverend Charles W. McDonough My clear Gracluates: lloly Name High School is proucl of you as z-. class ancl of each of yo11 inrliviclually. You are leaving us to hegin the serious task of taking a place in the NVUl'lKl,N of building the IIIUHLIIIICHI of 11 life, ancl we Cllllllllltllfl tl1e 1Jl'Cp!ll'2ltlUll X011 have niarle, tl1e l.Ul1llClZlllUllS you have laifl. l'1'o1'icle11tially, yo11 are lK'glllIll1lg' your nlanhoocl aucl XV0lllZllllIUUCl at tl1e very flawiuug of an era lll a world that l1as grown sick at heart with violence of conflict ancl the hor1'o1' oi hlooclletting. Peace will he the gateway of the future for you. Peace today ol' tUlllOl'1'OXV will he the liappy setting of your labors to renialae and to enrich the world. You are the architects aucl thcl111ilcle1's of the post- war worlml no uiatter how statesmen lllily plan ancl rliplouiats clevise. Your lives will renew the worlcl, their plans may destroy it again. No lllZllfCl' what yUl1l'17lZ1C6'lll the hright to1n111'1'ow, whether of high or low estate, it is our prayei' that your lives lllfly he the fuller, the richer. the nobler, for having heeu stuclents of Holy Name lligh School. FA TH ER MCDONOUGH 6 guide Um fzpufhgiu ' Another son of Holy Name who has returned to his Alma Mater as a priest of God is Reverend Michael J. Ondik, class of 'ZEL For the past few years Father has been moderator of the Holy Name Band, and through his in- terest the membership of this music- al organization has been increased. Whenever there are any repairs to be made, Father Ondik turns handy man and fixes things in a jiffy. Father Ondik is director of the annual Holy Name Bazaar and is Junior religion instructor. Reverend james P. McIntyre Not an official but an honorary graduate of Holy Name is Rev- erend James P. Mclntyre who has been at Holy Name four and a half years. Since June, 1944, Father 'tMac has assumed the duties of Athletic Director. Father McIntyre is also moder- ator of the Children of Mary and Blessed Virgin Sodalities and is promoter of the St. Vincent De Paul Society and Parish Honor Roll. He also instructs the sopho- mores in religion. Reverend Michael I. Ondik Reverend Francis VV. Carney Reverend lidward M. Tulley was an assistant at Holy Name until Easter Sunday when he left to serve as a Navy chaplain. While at Holy Name Father was moderator of the Holy Name Soc- iety and Scullen Club and instruct- or of f1'eshman religion. Father Tulley was director of grade school athletics which in- cluded football, baseball and bas- ketball. The Boy Scout Troop was also under his guidance. Reverend Edward M. Tulley Although he has been with us only a year, Reverend Francis W. Carney is already a familiar fig- ure at Holy Name. In preparation for the priest- hood Father studied at North American College, Rome and at Catholic University, Washington. He received his Doctor of Sacred Theology Degree in 1943. At the present time Father Car- ney is acting as assistant at Holy Name and is on the faculty of the Sisters' College. Page 7 Page 8 'Un J Umudin dllflm Reverend Charles W. McDonough President Reverend 'Michael J. Ondik Religion, Band Moderator Reverend James P. McIntyre Religion, Athletics, Children of Mary Sodality Reverend Edward M. Tulley Religion, Freshman Athletics, Junior, Senior Holy Name Society Reverend Francis W. Carney Religion Sister Rosario Principal Sister Mary de Paul English, Spanish Sister Joseph Loretto Journalism Sister Mary Robert Chemistry, Mathematics, Aeronautics Sister Mary Concepta Typewriting, Stenography Sister 'Mary Lorenzo Latin, History, English Sister Rose Alma English, Typewriting, Bookkeeping Sister Margaret Ann Mathematics, English Sister Marcella Marie Physics, Mechanical Drawing Sister Mary Margery American History, English Sister Maria Gertrude Spanish, English Sister Thomas Aquinas Biology Sister Mary Linus English, History Sister Jane Mathematics Sister Mercedes Home Economics Sister Maria John Latin, English Sister Emma Josephine Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Sister Mary Ruth English, History Sister Marie Dennis English, History Sister Ursula English Sister Rita Agnes Mathematics, Latin Sister Julia Loretta English, General Science Sister Mary Patrice Latin, Junior Business Sister Alice Mary General Science, Mathematics Sister Loretta Marie Music Mrs. Ruth Seitz Mathematics Mr. Joseph Gavin History, Athletics Mr. Daniel Mormile History, Athletics Mr. Jack Hearns Band Grade VIII Sister Mary Priscilla Sister Albertus Grade VII Sister Aniceta Sister Edward Marie ,7lLi6.LLf.Q, fo, Jacutta, To you, dear faculty, we extend our sincere thanks. You have given us a fine example to guide us through life. By your high Christian ideals you have instilled in our hearts, a strong love for God and our lCll0VVlllE1ll. Through your efforts, we have striven to attain our eternal goal with God in I-leaven. Not every school has such a faculty to keep its students on the path to eternal salvation. VVhenever we needed your advice, we came to you with heavy hearts, and left with a smile ofgconfidence in your ability to make things right. You instructed us in subjects which will guide us through every nioinent of our lives. There is a bond between us. VV'e offer our deepest gratitude. our heart- felt thanks for your instruction and friendship. But now we must part. You will stay, we inust go. No longer will we tread the halls of Holy Name as students. To us you are Holy Name, who will keep its fine spirit alive in the hearts of all who follow us. '79 yuan wp ,gm ,shun pll0,Cl6l0lLn X F 'gm yfwuqh yi fel UM, asm 9114, 7201, jan. ,9mmL Page 10 Hruoujb . . 61712, Jfnow, LIL Un, da, lain, Hn Lieutenant Edward M. Tu Iley llnly Naiiicfs luss is Navy! gain iii lin-x'u1'c'1ir1 1'1flXX'ZI.1'l1 Nl. 'l11111L'j', wlm lcft his .Xlma Klalvr tu serve thu causc closest to his livartfliis lmysl lfatlici' 'laillcy was gracliiatm-41 frmii lluly Nilllll' in 1930 Zlllfl 11-rcix'L-11 his 'I7l'CIlZll'Zl.1Ul'j' scminary training' at ,luhn far- rull 1'i1ix'crsity. wlic-rc hm' cariicml his Cf for football. llis furtlic-1' wlucalimi lm' the p1'icstlmml was sccurccl at Hui' 1.ac1y of thc 1,akc Sc-iuinary. .Xftcr his urcliiiatimi, l'lZl1l1l'I' was alms puiiitwl assistant at lmmaciilalc Llmiccptimi Parish, Xxvlllllllgll- hy. 111 11141 l1Qi'Qt11i'm-rl tu Hulv ' 0 1 1 I Xaim-, not in the familiar ,iuu swcatci' as in prcvimis years, hut in thc attire of a pricst uf flucl. .Xt prcscnt 1 icutcwut 'll . . . 1 ullvy is receiving his Navy Cliaplaiu training at xY11ll2l.l1l anrl Xlary Cfmlln-gc, XYillia111sl1urg, Ya. Chaplain Tullcy will hc 1'cimr111l1ercrl for his cutluisiasm for the sclirmul ancl his low fm' t'Y0l'j' Namcr, lmt long will thc lesson ul his gciiemsity, kiuclliiic-ss and charity remain in the licarts of all who WL-rc privilegccl lu lmuw him. 'LDL Ulla loyal 029, Faonlabm Veteran of fighting in France and Belgium, Pfc. James Joyce, was killed in Belgium, January 7, the day he was previously reported missing. After winning his wings at Ft. Benning, Georgia, the 19-year-old paratrooper was attached to the 17th Airborne Division with the Third Army. Pfc. Joyce would have been a member of the class of '45, Pfc. james Joyce i' 'A' 'A' t 'A' i' Pfc. Norman Gerson Marine Pfc. Norman Gerson, was killed ln action, March 5, on Iwo Jima. The marine was a member of the Marine Fifth Division and would be graduating with the pres- ent senior class. He enlisted during the summer of 1943. in, Pa,co,.' Page 11 Qs ff-l'. ff :rd ' yy, K111' ', 2' ,J V 'G' xiii- ' .K 21- I , ,, S l l 1 Z .,,,A me 2 We, the seniors, dedicate this page of the Holy Name annual of 1945, to the senior boys in the armed services. who have left school to participate in a much greater enterprise-War. These average American boys have added to the Green Wave of their Alma Mater, the red, white, and blue of their country's flag to bring us victory, peace, and a brighter future. As an external tribute to these Namers, we offer our senior activities in a book of memories-memories which they have shared and will continue to share. Page 12 Go an X 'Z' ounfg Robert Neary Qgraduatel Eugene Pristas Qgraduatel Harold Bulger Frank Cihlar John Finn Edward Guccion Gilbert Hughes William Hughes Dewey Johnson Thomas Kilbane Robert Koskey Carl LaCava Anthony Lozar Raymond Maiotti James Malloy Victor Matteucci Daniel O'Brien Alexander Orosz James Powers Harold Schultz Melvin Spotts Marlo Termini Robert Trivison Joseph Turza Benedict Vito Thomas Vogt Lawrence Witter Gilbert Yondo The following pictures were un- obtainable: Albert DePaulo, Fred- erick Haney, Ross Oriti, Thomas Tilliard, Emil Wojnarowski, Ray- mond Vesely. Un jfulenda ldlwm 601: Rauma X Jud, Qnwn, jhlwuqh. fha, Vjnalm, 'fr Klan, Micefm, W .., Donald J. Blake, St. Cecelia, Scien- Rose Marie Donovan, Holy Name tific, President of Senior Class, General, Vice-president Senlor Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Bas- Class, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Seton ketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Boxing 4, Honor League 33 Spanish 4, A Cappella Student. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Honor Stu dent. Page 14 l I Elizabeth J. Feller, St. Catherine, General, Secretary of Senior Class, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Francis J. Kilbane, St. Coleman, Scientific, Treasurer of Senior Class, Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Cap- taing Spanish Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Florence C. Arky, Holy Name, General, Sodal- ity 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Basketball 43 Name Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Honor Student. James P. Abell, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 St. John Berchman Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. fIn Servicel. Josephine A. Arsena, St. Cecelia, General, Band 43 Latin Club 43 A Cappella 4. Bernard F. Basel, St. Therese, Scientific, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Honor Student. Ruth E. Beris, Holy Name, Classical, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Seton League 3, 43 Klick Klub 43 Name Staff 4, A Cappella 3, 43 Honor Stu- dent. Edward R. Bryndal, St. Cecelia, Scientific, Spanish Club 43 Glee Club 33 Intramural 2Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Klick Klub 4. Martina A. Brinda, SS. Cyril and Methoxlius, General. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Nrzmc Staff 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Perfect Attendance, Honor Student. William J. Carlin, St. Inatius, General, Glee Club 23 Spanish Club 4-President, Klick Klub 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Boxing 4. Un Servicel. Ruth D. Capestrain, Holy Name, General, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Aero Club 4. Leonard J. Chapek, Holy Name, General, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4. Julia T. Carney, Holy Name, General, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Basketball 3. Raymond Daley, St. Timothy, Academic, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Whirlo 33 Retort Club 4. Audrey A. Ca1'r, Holy Name, General, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Name Staff 33 Glee Club 2. William C. Dreisig', Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 St. John Berchman Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Name Staff 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 33 Whirlo Club 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 4g Honor Student. Rose Marie Cergol, St. Lawrence, Classical, Glee Club 1, 2, 33 A Cappella 3, 43 Name' Staff 3, 43 Perfect Attendanceg Honor Student. James D. Dulzer, Immaculate Conception, Scientific, Football 3, Aero Club 43 Intra- mural Basketball 3, 43 Glee Club 3. Un Servicej. Virginia A. Chrzanowski, Holy Name, Scien- tific, Glee Club 43 Name Staff 3, 43 Sozlality 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Student. George M. Evica, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3-Vice- president, 4+Pl'8SlKl6l1tQ Drum Major 3, 43 Nrzmc Staff 3, 43 Whirlo Club 33 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 St. John Berchman Society 1,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Honor Student. Page 15 blaniofm. 45 ? '-1-. X 1 l l s l l E Q l l I 1 Page 16 Jean M. Coleman, Holy Name, Classical, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice-Prefect, Seton League 3, 4, Name Staff 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Honor Student. Austin E. Feuerstein, St. Patrick, General, Aero Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Patricia M. Crowley, Holy Name, General, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 4. Hugh J. Gallagher, St. Colman. General, Senior Monogram Club, Hockey 2, Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Aero Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marguerite M. Cunningham, Holy Name, Classical, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3AVice-president 4, A Cappella 3, 4-Secre- tary, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Girls' Basketball 3, 4-Captain, Name Staff 3, 4, Honor Student. Myles T. Gallagher, St. Vincent De Paul, Gen- eral, Aero Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 4. fln Servicel. Rosemary H. Donlon, Holy Name, Academic, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary, Seton League 4, Basketball 3, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 4. Martin L. Gannon, St. Stephen, Classical, Foot- ball 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Boxing 4. Mary Jane Fechko, St. Catherine, General, Glee Club 3, A Cappella 3,4, Spanish Club 4. John F. Ginley, St. Ignatius, General, Aero Club 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Spanish Club 4. Ruth C. Gaebelein, St. Catherine, General, A Cappella 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 4. James J. Hartman, Immaculate Conception, General, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Span- ish Club 4. Therese R. Gaebelein, St. Catherine, Scientific, A Cappella 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Ralph J. Holicky, St. Timothy, General, Span- ish Club 4. Ann C. Gallagher, Holy Name, Classical, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Name Staff 4, A Cappella 3, 4- Vice-president, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student. Robert E. Holloway, St. Timothy, Scientific, Hockey 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Mary A. Grabowski, Holy Name, General, Spanish Club 4, History Club 2, A Cappella 3. Edward F. Jablonski, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3. Qln Servicej. Seniofw, W5 i Evelyn C. Gallagher, Holy Name, Scientific, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, Girls' Bas- ketball 3, 4g Honor Student. Robert M. Janashak, St. Therese, General, Aero 4, Glee Club 3. Rosemary R. Graskemper, Blessed Sacrament, General, Spanish Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4- Treasurerg Glee Club 4, A Cappella 3- Vice-president. Raymond E. Jenkins, St. Vincent De Paul, Scientific, Spanish 4. Un Servicel. Jean Marie Haley, Holy Name, Classical, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Name Staff 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, Seton League 39 Honor Student. Joseph Kerrigan, St. Timothy, General, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. Rosemary A. Holan, St. Timothy, Scientific, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary, Spanish Club 45 Seton League 3, Name Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 4. Andrew W. Krafcik, Our Lady of Peace, Aca- demic, Glee Club 2g Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 4. Ruth M. Hunt, Holy Name, Classical, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, Name Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Honor Student. Robert F. Kurian, St. Francis de Sales, Gen- eral, Football 35 Boxing 43 Spanish Club 4. Un Servicej. Dorothy M. Hurtuk, Nativity of B. V. M., demic, Spanish Club 45 Glee Club Whirlo Club 3-Vice-president. John R. Lang, St. Timothy, Scientific, Glee Club 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Aca- 2, 35 Ethel M. Janidlo, Holy Name, General, Glee Club 1. Francis J. Lasker, Holy Name, Scientific, Acro Club 4-President. fln Servicej. Esther Kowalski, Holy Name, Scientific, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4. Carl J. Lombardo, Holy Name, General, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Aero Club 43 Senior Monog'ram Club 4, Band 1, Glee Club 3, 4. Esther R. Kupiec, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Academic, Glee Club 2, 3. Angelo Lopiccolo, St. Cecelia, Scientific, Span- ish Club 43 Aero Club 4g Boxing 4, Football 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 3. Page 17 5-Qlllblldf W5 P11 ge 18 Mary L. LaPier, Holy Name, Scientific, Sodal- ity 1, 2, 3, 4. George E. McCartney, St. Colman, Academic, Aero Club 4. Lln Servicel. Marie M. Lasker, Holy Name, Academic, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Name Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Patrick J. McDonnell, St. Colman, General, Intramural Basketball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain, ,Boxing 45 Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 2. Jeanne M. Lynch, St. Timothy, General, Span- ish Club 43 Whirlo Club 2, 3. Edward W. McGraw, St. Angela, Scientific, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 49 Honor Stu- dent. Margaret M. McCoy, St. Aloysius, General, Latin Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Frank C. McNally, St. Cecelia, Scientific, Aero Club 4-Treasurer, Whirlo 3-Sergeant-ab Arms, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Band 1, 23 Base- ball 4g Intramural Basketball 2. Margaret P. McGrath, St. Therese, Scientific, Spanish Club 4, Perfect Attendance, Honor Student. Joseph Malone, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, St. John Berchman Society 1, 2, 3. 4g Aero Club 45 Whirlo Club 3-President. Qln Servicej. Marie T. McHale, St. Therese, Academic, Spanish Club 4, Aero Club 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Prom Queen. Edward V. Morrow, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 45 St. John Berchman Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Name Staff 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. John D. Murray, St. Ann, General, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Aero Club 4, Glee Club 3, Retort Club 43 Spanish Club 4. Patricia A. McKiernan, Holy Name, Academic, Scdality 1, 2, 3, 4-Treasurer, Glee Club 3, Spanish Club 4. James N. Narey, Holy Name, General, Holy Name Society 1 2, 3, 4, Aero Club 4, Glee Club 35 Retort Club 4. Mary M. McLaughlin, Holy Name, General, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 3, 43 Glee Club 3. Frederirk F. Olland, St. Francis, Scientific, Glee Club 1, 3, Spanish Club 4. fln Serviceb. Marie I. Maley, Our Lady of Good Counsel, General, Name Staff 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4-Secretary, Honor Student. Sfniofm, W5 'fi ff Edward J. O'Malley, St. Vincent de Paul, Gen- eral3 Spanish Club 43 Boxing 4. Helen M. Mataloy, Holy Name, General, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Basketball 3. George W. O'Neil, St. Colman, General, Name Staff 43 Intramural Basketball 1, 43 Boxing 43 Spanish Club 43 Football 2. Marion A. Mauer, St. Lawrence, Classical, Spanish Club 43 A Cappella 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Honor Student. James M. Patton, St. Yincent De Paul, Gen- eral, Football 33 Boxing 4. Mary E. Mulcahy, St. Timothy, General, Spanish Club 4. Patrick E. Patton, St. Colman, General, Hockey 23 Boxing' 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Senior Monog'ram Clubg Spanish Club 4. Virg-inia T. Muszynski, Holy Name, Classical, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Seton League 3, 43 A Cappella 333 Honor Student. James D. Poster, St. Cecelia, General, Spanish Club 43 Aero Club 4. Eileen J. Neary, Holy Name, Scientific, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 4g Name Staff 3, 43 A Cappella Ci, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Robert E. Rawlins, Holy Name, Classical, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 St. John Berchman Society 1, 2, 3, 4. Sophie T. Nowicki, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Academic, Glee Club 2, 53. Kenneth W. Retter, Holy Name, Classical, St. John Berchnian Society 1, 2, 3, 4-First Masterg Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 43 In- tramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Boxing 4. Loretta J. O'Brien, St. Catherine, General, A Cappella 3, 43 Name Staff 3, 4g Spanish Club 43 Girls' Basketball 4. Matthew B. Roach, St. Francis de Sales, Gen- eral, Baseball 3, 43 Football 23, 4g Boxing' 43 Spanish Club 43 Retort Club 41PI'0Slli6IItQ Intramural Basketball 2, Zi, 43 Senior Mono- gram Club. Therese C. Pawlicki, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Scientific, Glee Club 3, 4. Allan E. Root, Blessed Sacrament, Academic, Baseball Manager Il. Irene A. Pistone, St. Cecelia, General, Spanish Club 43 Name Staff 3, 43 Sodality 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Honor Student. Page 19 Snnioxm, W5 Page 20 n l John J. Schneider, St. Aloysius, General, Glee Club 3. Eileen R. Piwecki, Holy Name, General, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 4. Emeric J. Sopko, St. Angela, General, Spanish Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Rita T. Pokrant, Holy Name, General, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, A Cappella 3. Clarence T. Sowinski, Holy Name, Scientific, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Mono- gram Club. Donna M. Rayokovich, Holy Name, Classical, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4-President, Klick Klub 4- Secretary, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Perfect At- tendance, Honor Student. Joseph M. Stanton, St. Colman, General, Cheerleader 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 2, Boxing 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Frances A. Rini, Blessed Sacrament, General, Name Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2. 3-Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Student. Frank G. Swartz, St. Colman, Academic, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Patricia E. Roszkowicz, Holy Name, Academic, Sodality 2, 3, 4-Prefect, Seton League 3, 4, Name Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella 3, 4, Honor Student. James F. Tanker, St. Luke, General, Intramur- al Basketball 1, 2, 3. Un Servicel. Florence L. Schulte, Holy Name, Scientific, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, Honor Student. Richard J. Trivison, St. Timothy, General, Football 2, Basketball Manager 2, Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Base- ball 4, Spanish Club 4, Whirlo 3-Secre- tary, Glee Club 3. Lillian M. Seitz, Holy Name, Classical, Sodal- ity 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, Honor Student. Donald L. Vondriska, St. John Nepomucene. Academic, Name Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Student. Bernice Simoncic, St. Lawrence, Classical, A Cappella 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Stu- dent. Donald J. Washington, Holy Name, Scientific, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, St. John Ber- chman Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boxing 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Evelyn G. Slak, St. Lawrence, Scientific, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Aero Club 4- Secretary. .Suubna W5 111 3044 Edward Zamiska, St. Timothy, General, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, .Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. Mary Margaret Stringer, St. Timothy, Classi- cal, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student. Joseph Zupancic, St. Lawrence, General, Glee Club 3. Desolina M. Strizzi, Holy Name, General, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Seton League 3, 4, A Cappella 3. Elizabeth J. Valencic, St. Lawrence, Academic, Spanish Club 4. Rita Mae Wahl, St. Catherine, Classical, A Cappella 2, 3, Name Staff 3, 4, Girls' Bas- ketball 4, Glee Club 2, Honor Student. Catherine A. Wall, St. Timothy, General, So- dality 4. Margaret M. Walsh, St. Catherine, Scientific, A Cappella 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. Geraldine M. Wiatrowski, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Scientific, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student. Constance A. Wilde, Holy Name, Classical, Band 1, 2, 3-Secretary, 4-Vice-president, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, Name Staff 3, 4, A 'Cappella 3-Treasurer, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Student. Margaret M. Yanchar, St. Lawrence, Classical, Name Staff 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Student. Elizabeth A. Zidanic, Holy Name, General, Spanish Club 4. Marcella A. Zucco, Holy Name, General, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 4, Seton League 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 3. Pictures of Robert Neary and Eugene Pristas in cap and gown were unobtainable. Un Serviceb. nl. Page 21 H KIHMDKY' ail to the class of 316. We, the seniors, leave you with honor and prestige befitting the future leaders of our Alma Mater. The school looks up to you. Fulfill our expecta- tions. and you will indeed make your senior year a profitzihle one. Remember to lack your teams as we did. Fight to the finish and never give un. You will hz. carrying the Green and White, those beloved colors, on to victory and glory. Study hard, and retain Holy Name's .lU'Ii0!lA, 707 TOP ROXV. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Hard- xzere. R. McDonough, VV. Zusy. F I,iCI0lilll'l'. J. Smith. L. Junkowski. VV Vorndran. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: L Vzitton, R. Mieklic. A. Aufmuth, J Welsh. J. Burns. T. Branski. J. Tully THIRD ROVV, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Fieheulzxuh. P, Cole, J. Dauilierty. G l'Zlmeng:cr. L. Roggaski. J. Gallagher. W Mahoney. R. Potts. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. linvtilzap P. Hughes, F. Gulick, B. Tul- lvy. M. Schulz. P. K'lafi'ie. G. Neury M. lleugeuius. T. Wieezorek. I-'IFTII ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M E' lfllllil. P. McKinney. G. Zola. R. Wise. J. Gqnluglu-i'. F. Staiikey. L. Pei'- ron, L. Glowiek. 22 Page Always Thing. I i suholastie as well as athletic reputation. Yours is the school of ehara:-ter and fame. Love it, cherish it, and never let it out of your grasp. lt will he the most precious ef all your memories. Cooperate to make yours the hest senior class to go forth from these hallowed halls. remember, The School is the uniofm, 203 TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Todia. N, Gallagher. M. Cannal. D. Callahan. J. Keyes. R. Barrish, J. Barry, T. IVIC- Donncll, J, Mullen. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Sitko. A. Pastel. J. Walsh, R. Majewski W. Starr. P. Cloherty. J. Echenfels. W. Kowalski. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: . Harrington. E. Murray, L. Zagzar, . Hricko. G. Hartman, E. Podsedley . Marvin. A. Toman, H. Corrigan. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Girodat. R. Kubu, C. Williams, D. Ka- lesky, J. Flannigan. P. McCoy. FIFTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Muszynski, D. Snyder. D. Gruchac. I.. Bienacki. M. do Capita. IN SERVICE: Richard Ziebro, Francis Day. James Sc-hadewald. Er-3 3 an 'G' -af he gg' .7 fm V,..5 :.,: Q F Q i f gf' ' E v AQ f Q1 3 g Ev? il, E 6 :QW N E F S1 2 9 Q ,Q 1fwg.f Qiy. a' i: 33 W a 5 3 FRS Q gags? L. YF , 3 SS 1 S, Eg Et Q xg Q Q' if M Q if E ,,, Q i g 4 it T in ' 4 V Q , Q if A , fig is E535 E? 'l j vim Y N 4 5x gf g Ei x' www nv , ff- U f gr 5 E 552 if fa as A E , 5 7 0 A Q xi A 3 'Y Q YQ ' 7 '. 5 S . 4 . x S5 Q f x ..:..,L .,,' V y Q y ' xt f gm -fr E H 35, wi in gf , S rr, 3 K 3,555 H H UMW .S Q3 ' A A if if if 168412351 ' in W wb gamer' 9' , ' G fb W?1K ?2 g2wW 6 U 5 fi' am X2 'T'a. 2- i f .. Q55 'GP fi 'S Q' md Q 5 . gifgllglwmi! fu 1 , v Q sf' S X 3 5' W mi - ull? 515 R.. ew, - -A iw, us' W 3 if Q' V W as 2, W1 3 W E Q 'Q E QQ is we 35 Q '17 if 'S' ? I A 4 -Q. a 'xl y ' w E . '13 3 fx J ,, g x? 9 kg 'fs 22 is? W iw fi TW? A H Q 35? 235 QE g 2 sie F? Y-ig? My V 5 if 5:5 QE E Q E 'S 5 Q 9 ' 5-Ji W :IVIQK , 0 'H V , Q 4 JE 3 :,3Q A M 3' M f 4. M A ' :Q E V 5 my , , 45. 6 ,asv A, rv Q 3 3' f1'9'2 s 5 Q1 M E W E? 5 V ' '.Q: E -x, . wxeg 1 'f X. x as vm, EEEUE' ' , AA is w E ,Egg f QU 5 x-rx X 5254 . gh ils nf 4 W? lg 6' E 5 1' Ea! ' 'f 6,6V f 8 'Y gfezfi- Q ig ' 12! l' l EHS32 Q g ! ggi sfff f f gk 1512:-Ig? ,K ' k t 'L ' H ',4 , A as A Xa , A . X af? 4.5. S if 5 as Q g 7 2 S: E T ,gf f Sy 9 if 3 5' jg, C 'fx 'Q Q' SLE A P Q gg G ' Vi' is ' - Q E fg. ,Y A U . H , h-A 3, Q T ,Q,.. I :gpg ' .2 a ' .'- Q . sf A ! I S Rl L A in E S ! 1 xx 5, gi 1 8 'H if ' I 5 L . . gf UU u 2. A: . 1143: Q Ti W 3 Etifify 2 , up 1wU5A 33513253 ,, A ' , 329:37 f ff: , , x. . ' eq ' I f 3 f Qa'k Ew 3gN QL I, xg nf 3 P 5 I :S Q 1 4- ' f , 1, 4 W 2, a g a sf ,Q f .,. 5 I A I i K Q Q Q ., V AE.: 3,-..: ' . ,. A. . Q Nm Y six r W x-Q . v , f x fir V ' , J x: 2 S ., f f .. ., ,Z - 4 - Q. , .L 95975 ' ' x ' v i ' 9 X K A K l. Y 1 TM- 'be K f Yu A 1 , 35 1 W 1 , A .,W , L it Y ,, 3 if A , , Slmlwizts in the Gallagher Iiuilding dmiug iiitvrmissiozl. Eaade, 8 302 Zim ES.. nvcg rgj .Q4 29715, Q?-1 'fC 50:1 ' h-4 2512 924 qw.. L4 G'-la. 2+ as QU 5:1 ' O IC 52 5.312 FmE' fgvig-L. FH? 3-FQ .Q ,T Q Z 25 5 ' 'J Q VZ 271 5 2:1 cm Roppn-l. T, Burke. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kolodzin-j. W. Kramer. D. Hoffman Alalinonski. S. Wliitiner. E. Kolmialka F. Quiclateno. E. Ciarico, FOl'RTll ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R ltryslnmski. J. Rawlins. J. Roda. R lasl-zoxxskl. H. Jzinowski. J. Lucas. G .Ieanquenat. C. Di Francesco. lf'lF'l'll ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I3 St-Iiracler, D. Smith. A. Di Francesco G Kc-nipski. N O'lX1alluy, I., Di Carro A. l.nlnnski. G. Gibbons. M. Talarko f'Il!11' IIS Rev. Charles W. Mclloiiougli, pastor, has made many improve- ments in the Gallagher Building' since his arrival here two years ago. VVl'en the students returned to school last fall, they found that the junior high building had lueen remodeled. Concrete stairways replaced the old wooden steps, and all the class- rooms had new doors. The walls had been plastered and painted. and new drinking' fountains were installed on all three floors. , 6' 5 , f is - , ff ,Q 12 Q-4 i Q ! i V 3 -' s Mk M f E 2' 5' 9: 3' ig Q- .Q X 5, I Eg gm k I wiflwjlff E Y f , 4 1 fp: V if X, 'i W0-'11 6 Fntlzrr llIrDm1o14gl1 and Holy Name tots of New Elemeiztary School. gI'lf.0!l.QAf,0LL Jlbiomna, 69 Page 30 ng JL U-6 Taq, Sister Helen Franc-is ,,,,,,,, Sister Rose limmanuel , , , Mrs. Alice Dier , ,, Sister Ann Joachim ., Mrs. Alice Meehan Sister Mary Loretto , , Mrs. Catherine Byrne , , Sister- Catherine Angela Mrs. Mary Beasley ,, Sister Rose Mildred .. , Sister Martha Jean Sister Margaret Ita Sister Ruth Marie .. , Iflellzezzfrzry Pupils pruyiilg in the Sisters chupfl jaculiq, ,, , Principz . .... Grade ,. Grade Grade ., ..,., ,Grade A Grade . , Grade . ,.,.. Grade , Grade . , , Grade . , .. Grade . Grade . Grade :l li 6 5 Q7 4 4 3 fs 2 0 H 1 1 Un Lchhdnm Jbzuud in Jim Jlulbsf' S0 . ' Wi 2ifNF RN 'fam Jhfwuqlt om gggvm d9Jufnq, you, Jump, ' 'Jluz ,School 9.4, Jhwz' HL Bn flu 97Zotto,' Page 32 Doctor William A. Scullen jfuluie, io, Qnctolz, We love you, Doctor. We love you because you believed in living your life with Christ as your pat- tern, and you were the most perfect replica we ever knew. When you went to Heaven, we realized the extent of our love. We wept, but so did others. People you had smiled at on the street, strong men you had helped. everyone who knew you-wept. They loved you tool Children had always crowded around you, and you lived Christ's words, Suffer the little children to come unto me. When we, as fourth graders, started the clamor, We want a free day, you saw that we had one. Some of the younger children do not 1'emember you very well, but they have heard of you, and they love you too. We, who were in the band, cherish the memory of returning to school to march and play for you after each victory, when you were ill. You believed that The School's the Thing. At the rallies in the gymnasium, your speeches so touched us that we were often moved to tears. Your 'Apep talks spurred the teams on to unbelievable heights. VVith your encouragement, and financial aid. The Name was able to become one of the best student publications in the country. We shall never forget you, Doctor, for your own voice seems to ring out saying, Once a Namer, always a Namerf' SENIORS '45 'gm Jlalq , jlum ,fum Unwwzd Maru, Students studying in the new library. In honor of our former pastor, Doctor William A. Scullen, the class of '45 has sponsored the installation of a new school library in Room 201, Carroll Building. Alumni have been contacted and urged to cooperate with the class by donating suitable literature, or sums of money which will be used to purchase books useful to the high school student. Many of the volumes now in the library were left to Holy Nami- High School by Dr. Scullen. All former Holy Name graduates are invited to visit the school, and. particularly, the library which is to be their tribute to Doctor Scullen. D L age 33 Unlcahbn Unk 73-23 SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lucille McCormack, Margaret Cronican, Loraine Fagan. Rev. Michael J. Ondik, Professor H. R. Young, M. Mulcahy. Page 34 What does tomorrow mean to a senior? This is the question which confronts the graduate who is ready to join the ranks of life's rocky path. Realizing the difficulty youth has in deciding upon one particular step in life, Holy Name's faculty prepared a program for the week of March 19, which comprised career speeches from professional men and women. Reverend Mother General Mary Zoe of the Sisters of Charity, Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio, visited Holy Name during this important week, and addressed the students con- cerning thc religious life and future careers. Sister Rose Anthony, Mount Saint Joseph College, also spoke to the students on the life of a religious and the need for Sisters to carry on God's work. Speakers appeared in the following order: Pfwqfiam, TUESDAY Special Assembly- Opening Address, Rev. C. W. McDonough R?Ue W d Mothel' Geneml MUNI Zoe Value of a College Education- 'glfgtfglfslzcgjfisiecfgllaifmgltobfii Miss.Beatrice Vincent, M. A. Mount Saint Joseph, Ohio Engineering- , 11,,0feSS0,- H, R, young Vocation to the Brotherhood- Casc School of Applied Science Rev- Carl Wilhelm, S- M- Dietetics- Christian Home Life- Miss Dorothy Hondlik Mrs. Elsie Harrison, Columnist Notre Dame College Catholic Universe Bulletin Aviation- News Writing- KV- CWE- A' Brown Mr. Richard Maher, Journalist ero- ays , Laboratory Technique- WEDNESDAY Miss Nancy Roose Chairman- St. Alexis Hospital Rein James Mclntyre 7 Higher Education- FRIDAY Rev. E. C. McCue, S. J.-Dean Chairman.. John Carroll University Rev. Fmncfs Carney Business' Journalism- Miss Helen Bffllfnlont Mrs. Eugene McCarthy, Journalist fkfhn Hay Hlgh School Nursing Profession- Msdgmej B I Miss V. Kelley, R. N. r. can eacz - - - . . Social Service- Mfmnt Slnal Hospital Miss Kathleen McCarty SD9C1f1C EUEIUQGUUE Courses- Catholic Charities Intake Secretary Professor H. R. Young Priesthood- Case School of Applied Science Rm, F J. MCGIWLH THURSDAY Law.. Chairman- Mr. Franklin A. Polk Rev. Edward Talley Attorney-at-Law uwlomuzp .911 ' ofabnnafolziea, CIIEMISTRY CLASS, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. llurvoy. J. Gaircincr. M. Kvlly, J. Barry, E. Podsvedly. L. Hrickn. A. lJc-me-tzky, D. Iioliman. T. Russ, L. Hosinski, T. Elwcll, J. Smith. . agwloqy, BIOLOGY, SFTATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: IC. Posts-V. lVl. Podigil, V. Jakubowski, ll. Kuznik. STANDING: J. Caiwlvy, E. lupufai, PIIYSICS LAB., LEFT TO RIGIITZ E. Gallaghcr. A. Root. I.. Clizupck, J. Hartmrm, B. Busvl, A. Krzifcik. dmwnauhica, AERO CLASS. SI-TATED, l.l+1FT 'TO RIGHT: ll. Gallziglwr, R. Jzmnshzik. STANDING. LEFT TO lllGll'l'1 .l. Nc-airy. A. Fvucrstvin. J. Postur, I-1. O'- Mallcy, J. Patton. F. Kilhunc, F. lVlc- Nnlly. Walsh. Scit-in-v Studi-nts of today will assume the responsibility of thc rc-construction and dove-lopim-nt of ai vvzii'-wc-:try world. From thvsv l?lbOI'Zlt0l'l0S, the futurv scivntists will ornt-i'f.5v with fwsh minds. Vhc-mists, physicists, biologists, f-iigfiiieors, laboratory technicians and divticians will do the-ir part to fUl'llIl'l' tht- progross of an suit-ntific' world. Many openings in the post-war 210I'0II21lltIL'2ll field will luv fillvd by today's high school studvnts. Ill'SIjIY'li'I'S and c-iiginmws with new ideas will he in demand. Now alloys will have to lu- developed to withstand the terrific strcssos whivh will l'0SLllt from tho ti'c-ins-iidous Spvt-ds of post-xxai' vehicles. Mutzillurpjists will have to lic trained to nic-vt this vlizillvmrv. Silpvi'-higliw'z1ys and uirfic-lals will he IIQL'CSS21I'y to moot futuiw- trzivvl dvniamls. t'ivil e-rigiiit-ws will dvsign and supc-rvisv tht- construction of then- projc-cts. Vogt ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elizabeth Zidanic. Rita Hynes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Theresa Gaebelein, Theresa Pawlicki, Mary Margaret Wel- ling. Elizabeth Valencic. Esther Ko- walski, Geraldine Wiatrowski. Jfonm, ,CDI1.0Ifll:Cd. Sfudcnfs ut 'zuork in file home erononzik-s room. MECHANICAL DRAWING I, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kapes. F. Montali, R. Burke, Martin Waskosky. Qfzawbzq, Jamkauski. MECHANICAL DRAWING II. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. F. Kuntz, E. McGraw R. Kowalski. J. Walsh. R. Miklic. L Page 36 'Un Wlenwhiu She flecalll' M 'Qjlwuqlu .UL 5312, Jlzizufnplr, Un, Qnlaaf, ll Pg 37 'l7Zww1uiu Jluwuqh ' Ibn, MOTHEIZ SETON LEAGUE OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: CHILDREN OF MARY SODALITY OFFICERS. LEFT FO Ilurulliy Si-itz. president: Dolores Kalfssky, vice-president: R1C,HTg Patricia 1v1QKip1-nan, treasurerg Patricia Roszko- Laverne Goff. secretary: Ann Foglia. treasurer, wicz, prefect: Joan Coleman. vice-prefect: Rosemary Don- ItIIl1ZFEi'TS OF THF HOLY NAME SOCIETY. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Abell. C. Sowinski, E. Morrow. TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: S, Zeruclia, T. Ilorvatli. I. Sevel. NV Dankn, J. Donnf:-lly. R, Zaletel. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Camille. T. Graskcmper, G. llarlnnziii. D. Kilhane. C. Juliasz. D. Rayokovicli. N. Malinowski. li Kuznik THIRD ROXV. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Kilbane. D. Ryan, T, TLICiI8XN'lCfC. A. Predrwieli. D. Polo. J, Muldoon, J. Rawlins. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Kocevar. G. Tesmer. E, Telz ruw. K, Doilnherlv. L. Kline. D. Heekman, Ii. Seitz, A, Zepp. FIFTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Yokel. P, Kennedy. M. E. Cun ningliam. H. lvlalaloy. L. Pl-rrun. J. Gannon. P. Fagan. lon. Secretary. OFFICERS OF ST. JOHN BERCHMAN SOCIETY. TOP ROVV. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Rutter. Robert Raw- lins, Donald Gorman, Daniel Ferrara, Harold Goldlnacn. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: James lvlorrow. Edward Majowski, Joseph McMahon. In coinplianee with missionary pleas. each Name-r has donated 55.50 this yezir to raise the sum of 95450. Mission flags were awards eil to the hoinerouins which reai-hed 1000. Mission leaders from various homerooms ziinused the interest of the students with pep talks at rallies held throughout the year. At an assembly, April 6, Rt. Rev. Jlsgr. John P. Treaty, diocesan dirertor of the Society of the Propagation of the Faith. nas presented with at check for 25241, the total of the Lenten mite box eampaign car- ried on in each room. On the same morning' the student hotly offered Mass and reueived Holy Unninuniim for the success of the missions. Page 33 ?7Zenr.ozuJu jhlwuqh ffwu jing, WWI'- A LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Dougherty. J. Donnelley. M. Tartarko, P. Kilbane. These students received citations for selling 51,000 or more in Bonds during the Sixth War Loan Drive. J. Sehacle- wald, junior, has entered the Army. 30214 me KJIDAA, Um Banda, To keep our fighting men on the battlefronts supplied with the nec- essary equipment for the success- ful completion of the war, Holy Name students have continually purchased war bonds and stamps. Each of the high school grades managed the sale for one month, and the students backed the drives with eagerness. For God and Countryl' became synonymous with the familiar mot- to, The School's the Thing, as Naniers proved their undying loyal- ty to Holy Name and the nation, by attaining all quotas set for bond and stamp drives during the school year. LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Wiatrowski, L. Kline, T. Graskemper. G. Kehoe, R. Collingwood. R. Graskemper, R. Gra- ham. G. Polcyn, A, Graskemper. RED CROSS UNIT. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marguerite Cnnningliani, Ruth Hunt, Patricia Roszkowicz, Donna Rayokovich, chairman: Patricia Mc- Kiernan, Rosemary Donlon. SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rita Pok- rant, Marcella Zucco. Desolina Strizzi. Lillian Scitzt. Virginia Muszynski. Page 39 ?f Jfmwh gfuw Jfhcb, KLIVK Kl,lll!, STANDING, LEI 'l' TO RIGHT: Mildred Bartchak, Genevieve Zulai Theresa Pierce. Mildred Hen- gcnius, Rev. Michael J. Ondik. SEAT- ED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Rayoko- vich, Frances Gulick, Ruth Be-Vis. --Sv 'W l'rrgff' -ill H.oJzonauiLcA. Klub, AERONAUTICS CLASS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Lombardo, Evelyn Slak, Angelo Lopiccolo, Mary Lou LaPicz'. John Ginley. Margaret IVIcG1'a1h. . Klub, CHILIVIISTRY CLUB. LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Pasciak. Eilecn Gannon. Bez'- nard Hardacre, Jean Flanagan, Ralph Macjcwski, Ruth Bccvar. Arleen Smith, ' gm, MEMBERS OF TIIE SPANISH CLUB. ISECOND YEARI, LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Ralph Holicky, Edward Bryndznl. Joscph Stanton, John lVIu1'ray. SEATI-ID, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Mum-x', Jvzmm- Coleman, Du:-zolinu Sirixxi. Mzwca-lla Zucco. ' gm, l.ATlN CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry l'In-km-xiii-ls, Jczm Silva. Josephine Ax'- sonzn, Joseph Swartz. if fn gm, COMMERCIAL CLUB. STANDING. LEFT TO RIGHT: lVlurI,inu Brindzl, Mary Mulcahy, Patricia McKiurnzm, Rita Pokrant, Rose Muriv Donovan. SEATED, LEFT TO RlGll'l': F'1'um'0s Rini. Bornicv Simoncic. Mario Mulcy. Ruth Boris. Donna Ruyoluwicli. ljlljfl' -11 Jfwwqh mm. Holy, Q, 55'anuL TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Hoban, D. Kilrain. Mr. T. J. Hearns. conductor. Rev. M. J. Ondik, moderator. G Evica, drum major, H. Goldbach, R. Brooks. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Stankey, R. Jankowski, E. Ruzicka. V. Minnillo, R. Collingwood. F. DeLuca J. Korcuska, E. Sopko, M. Migliorina, R, Williams, A. Skingel. THIRD ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Bernardo, J. Battistvne. William Wilde,vC. Roppel. L. Meredyk, L. Wodjew- kowski, J. Morrisey, J. Roda. N. Petrolini. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Bartchak, L. Perron. M. Cunninsliam, M. Quealy. F. A. Rini, R. Graskemper J. Haley, P. Hughes. M. Brinda, E. Feller. E. Kocour. M. McLaughlin. FIFTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Arsena. D. Pc-nner, A. Meramcr. P. Kilbane, G. Mund. C. Scott, R. Holan, C Wilde. C, Donay, R. Castle, V. Jakubowski. T. Graskemper. H. Cappella, Umm TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Kearny, H. Kuznick. D, Rayokovich. B. Kralikr. B. Murray. M. Cunningham. M. Yanchar. R. M. Wahl. L. O'Brien, R. Kawolics. E. Plwecki. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Paluscsak. D. Seiiz. D. Labuda, A. Gallagher, R. M. Donovan, R. M. Kovalcik, F. Gulick, M. Mauer. L. Kutis, R. Beris. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Fosllia. P. Rosxkowicz, M. M. Wxlling. M. Podogil. R, Pierce, M. Rayokovich, R. Gaebelcin. J. Coleman, E. Ncary. M. Walsh. T. Gaebelcin. Page 42 'A Elan Klub. IOI' ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Kilrain. F. Kilbzmc. L. Scitz. T. Picrcu. L. Kutis. R. M. Gruskcm- pi-1'. F. Arky, G. Pulvyn. R. Kawulic. F. Schwartz, J. Fitzhenry, JN'I' ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. KIlI'l'll5k2i, A. Fc-urstc-in, A. Galluglu-1' mnccompzzruistl. T. Paw- licki. J. Culn-mam, V. Clxrzunowskl, E. Ncary. NI. Walsh, F. DcLuca, B. Lloyd. 'H 51146- TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M, McCarthy. D, lvlzlrrik. L. Nuccilvlli. C. Julmw, 'I'. Gmska-mps-r R. CISZIV, J. Vnrgo, J. Fiizhclwy. W. Dzmko. R. Scharf, S. Zurikzl. D. Kilrzxin. I-1. P011-stu. R. I-Ivams M. Tuhazck. G. Walxak. L. Muwock, A. Prurlovich. C. Iil'ilIlll'l'. R. IVIQD1-vitt. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Ba1'tc'lml, B. Conmd, L. McDonald, R. Roush. P. C'3'kuwskl M. Machu. G. Donnvlly. J, Shields. W. Lloyd. V. Arsorm, W. Gnllugglu-r. F, DL-I.l1czl, R. Intl-sn, E '1'L-lzruw. P. Keaton. R. Kuliml, M, J. Forcstvr, I. Visuonli, E. Imskmxski. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. I'ICI'fl'I'lIllII, D, Jzmkowski. E. lVlol'l1zn'. M. Pulmvr, I.. Nil-nlosi E. Laskc-r. M. Dcl Rose, W, Wildu. F, Fisulxfr. J. Kurcuska. W. L'nnwx'. R. Burg:-x', W. llunt. C. Donny. R. Kano, B. Yanuk. A. M. Blzxlm. P, Kenna-dy, C. RICIIZIVCISOII. C, Wzxllzlco, .I. Drxsiv. FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Piru, D. Jankowski, C, Camille. M. Trwnm, G. Clark. D Budd. E. Sciaruppa. C. Killmmw. F, SIIIDIIHIII. J. Scullcn, R. Kicks-l. Q. INIL-Dumnlrl. A. Pu-rluvlvlu G. Marvin, L. Kline, M, Lancer. R. llomiriuks. K. Drm-nm-n, S, Rich. G. Muml. FIFTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. lVICI.IllLlL1I1lIl1. I. Gurvm. M, Bulpgmxm. M. .Izmcu. R. Illmrcll N. Rrmgirolimi, F. Schowalinu. M.S1opck. R. Rzlymon, J. McCoy. D. Clxcrry. M. Lulzzo. IC. O'Hru-n A. Kuhinski. M, Rothcrmvl, M. Davik. K, Burns. A. Muxmfu, M. I.zxbuciz1. V. Blnszkil-wan-1, SIXTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGIIT: A. Sirioii. S. Bzlcivr, R. Ccmsolo. J. llus:-aol. K. IIvillIIIl'I', R. Fm-llvl' .I, Czzpc-strain. J. Vogt. A. Consolo. D. McFadd1-n. J. Tm-rmini, D. Tllum. P. .Iuyrc-, C. Puwlu-ku, D OIL-ksy. P, Wall. E. Flzmagan. .I, Pulkzx. M. Fap,:zm. I. Gram. P. Ililliurd. J, Cullum luccmnpannisl l'r1gf' 43 'l7'Lenwniea jhfwuqh ' 1' 9n, Um, Shop, SCENE FROM IN OUR NIFTY QUEEN OF FASHION AND HER ATTENDANTS. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Giro- dat, R. Casey, U. Murphy, J. Hondik, M. Zuccolla, D. Strizzi. E. Gazda, M. Far- ron, J. Gannon. J. Lynch. queen, M. Quigley. C. O'Neill, M. Stringer. J. Arsena, M. Toth, R. Kahoun, D. Lynch, J. Davis, P. Kowalski, M. A. Costello. In Our Nifty Shop, an operetta style show, was presented by the home economics department to conclude its schedule of activities for the year. Each girl participated by modeling the dress she had made in her sewing class during the second semester. Jean Lynch, senior, with twenty attendants, reigned as Queen of Fashions. Madame Lazarre, Eileen Piwecki, owner of the ex- clusive shop, was supported in the cast by Mary Margaret Welling, Ruth Cizar and Eleanor Ferrantc. Elizabeth Feller, with her attendants, depicted the bridal party. SHOP . LEFT TO RIGHT: M. MC- Laughlin, J. Carney, E. Feller, R. Page 44 Donlon. JL Pfwm, Il LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mario Malay. Mai'- guvritc Cunninglmam, Constance Wilde, Guuqgn- Evicn. William Dreizipl, Pat- ricia: Roszkowicz. Fidwurrl Morrow. Ab- svnt: Ann Gzlllaglior. fdzlofm, LICFT TO RIGHT: l,m'c'tt:1 O'Brivn, Rita Mm- Wahl. lVla1'p1:11'1-t Yzmcliur, .If-anno Culmnzni, Ruth Bn-Vis. Ruse M. Holan, FI'2lllL'l'S A. Rini, SEATED1 Martina Brinclzl. wr St-vt-11 uf tht- liiglu-st zxwzircls in tlw 4-miiltry have- luv:-11 me-ritvd by Tin' .Yfznw staffs of '44 :mtl 315. All-Amr-rit':1n rating from tho Nzitiunzil Svlmlzxstic' Vrvss Assnvizi- tum, lllllVt'I'Slly ut M.nm-sota, was I't'lillllUtl by this yt-z1r's stuff. Utltvr' ziwztrtls irwlixclc-: lfligflit lit-mlm-r :mtl All-l'zxtl'mlic', Catlmlitf Srlicml I'1't-ss ASQLIK'-Zltlllll, Mal'- qutfttt- llnivt-rsity, Nlilvvztukt-1-3 ln- ttwlizntimlztl lltllllll'S,f.2Ulll21lltlSL'l'llll I,itvrary S u 1- i Q- t y, Nurthwc-stern l'nivvr'sily, Cliiczlgug First llmmrs, Vultimlrizl St-hulustic l'rt-ss Associa- titm, t'nlumbiz1 L'r1ivex'sity, Npw Yurk City: Gallup Award, Quill :tml St-roll Sm-ivty, and Victory Star, t'ulun1lvia llllivowity, for out- standing purticipzxtimi in the war 1-ffurt. Awjhjwuqhgouhn. ,. ...Q s , N . dAAnriaLQ, fddnfm, STANDING. IPIFT 'FO lilill I' hm lVl LR-t'f'ol Ruth llimt, lVl:u'lt Duunlml Vumlrxski. SlfIA'l'l+ID, l,PIF'I' TO lCIC.lll Fill n Nt-ary. Virginia f'lllAZillNlXK'N llzilcj., l l01'Lktic1' Arky, Gym' O N41 sv Pu fl! lf1l1'l01'1'11I l30r11'1I ....,.. . I.S'.YlN'lilIfl' lfllylvflll' ,AA. l'it'tlfIH't' lftllliflll' .,... .Sif70I'f.V lfllliflll' ....,,..,,,,.... . 1.v.v1'.vfa11f Sfmzfx Iffiifor ,.,., Sttz-ff i- 1 rfist ..,.....w,..7,.A..,.. iI.v.vfslu11f lfr1'if111'.v .,,, 11111111111 HvI'l'ft'I'.Y .A............... 1,110ft7f1I't1f7flUI X .-ls.s'1'.vf1I11f .,,,. . 1tf7't'1'ffSI.JIfj .lfa11Ugv1'.r .....w..... .'1.V.Vl'.X'flIlIf . I1l1'01'!1'.f1'11g LilClll1CIfjt'lA 4.... A,.. .11111z111I 1I11.v1'11c'x.v .lfa11agj01'.v ...... .w.v... -e i.X'Sf.YftIIIf.V ,YA,,, ,..A 7ij'f7l..YI'A' ...... 'lt George Erica, Coustzmce lVilde Patricia Roszkowicz Marguerite Cuiiuiugliam Marie Maley XVillizu11 Drcisig lfclwarcl Morrow Patricia Ruszkowicz jean Coleman, Rita Mae Xxrilili, Margaret Yaiicliar Martina lirimla. .Min Gallagher, Roselllury Holzm George U'Neil Doiialcl Yoiiclriska, Florence :Xrky Irene Vistoiie, Eileen Neary Loretta c,YBl'iCll, Ruth lieris Frances JX. Rini, Rose M. Cergol, Yirginia Chrzaiiowski, Marie Lzisker Ruth Hunt, jean Haley 1 Page 46 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Gulick, R. Castle, J. Echenfels. W. Pietrzycki. D. Ferrara, H. Goldbacli M. Hyson, T. McDonnell, R. McDonough. P. Kilbane. M. Toth. P. Claffie. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Bartscliek, R. Hynes. A D. Rawlins. G. T8Sll1QI','D. Millen Williams, B,Tul1ey, G. Neary. F. Stankey. R. Wise. D. Nemecek. M. DeCapite. wi aw Jam, nam xx., wp, am fzwfw uw, plum 97'lenwAiu of Koachinqf' Thirteen is a lucky number for Namers as this marks the thirteenth anniversary of Coach Joseph J. Gavin at Holy Name. In these years Coach Geever has produced many dream teams which have gone forth to cham- pionships and runner-up positions. Besides being basketball and football coach, Mr. Gavin teaches American history, and is the orig- inator of the history quizzes. Mr. joseph I. Gavin Illr. Daniel Mormile For the past seven years, Mr. Daniel Mormile has been a prom- inent figure at Holy Name. After graduating from Holy Name in 1933 he returned in 1938 to become assistant coach under Mr. Gavin. This year Danny became a member of the teaching staff. Hc teaches American history and has the junior homeroom, 202. Page 48 Mr. jack T. Hearns The man behind the scenes is the title bestowed on Mr. Frank J. Riessinger, Holy Name Athletic Business Manager. Mr. Riessinger has acted in this capacity for seventeen years. Besides handling financial mat- ters, Mr. Riessinger has coached many Holy Name baseball teams to coveted city titles. Mr. Riessinger is also active in parish affairs and is a member of the St. Vincent De Paul Society. Mr. Frank I. Riessinger '4'1'here's music in the air when- ever Mr. Jack T. Hearns, director of the Holy Name Band, is around. Holy Name's director arrived here in 1932 and through his ef- forts the band has become one of the finest in the city. Under the guidance of Hearns a joint concert of Holy Name, Benedictine and St. Ignatius bands was presented, May 6, at Music Hall. 'aw may alaazmfv wa fm fz4.w,2f011, L non, D. Blake, G. Ende, P. Gram. T. Rojc. J. Goebbels, F. Malls. ski. A. Lopiccolo, L. Jankowski, E. Stack, J. Helbig, E. Stringer, T. McDonnell. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Dulzer. J. Tulley. R. Cerveny, D. Kenney, J. Morrow, F. Schwartz, M. Gan SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Gorman, G. Mottoss, L. De Angelis, M. O'Grady, J. Patton. R. Koxxal THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Mikol. J. Flynn, T. Russ, H. Schultz, D. Washington, Manager J. Seullcn FOURTH ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager F. Day, W. Zusy, S. Kurdziel, J. Yarano, A. Zowie. M. Roach C. Sowinski, Captain F. Kilbane. Distinguishing themselves as masters of power, speed, and deception, the mighty Gael grid machine of '44 smashed six of nine opponents to gain a second place berth in the Western Senate for the second consecutive year. With but four veterans on the squad, the Big Green pounded the Benedictine Bengals for a 13-0 count on a sultry Sunday afternoon, September 17, at John Adams field. Tom Russ shot off tackle from the 8-yard stripe for the first tally. The second score came on a tricky pass play, Flynn to Russ to Zusy who ran five yards for the extra point. Because Shultz and Flynn were available for only limited service, the Little Davids were unable to score on the title-defending Lincoln Presidents, and so went down to defeat, 13-0, at Rhodes field Satur- day, September 23. Both of the Crimson and White touchdowns came via the air in the initial and final stanzas. Holy Name gained its first Senate victory by subduing a stubborn West team, 8-6, at John Adams field, September 30. The Irish collected all eight points in the second period, on a safety and a sixty yard touchdown run by Frank Molls. After outscoring, outplaying, and outfighting the 'Rhodes Rams for three and one-half periods, the Green and White lost their second Senate fray, 14-13, on a blocked punt and a sixty yard touchdown run by the West Siders' halfback. Both Namer touchdowns were tossed by Shultz, with Don Washington snagging the first and Captain Killer Kilbane the second. Displaying a surprising amount of power, the Big Green Wave defeated an overrated West Tech eleven, 32-6, at the losers' field, October 7. Tom Russ, the lightning flashback, accounted for three of the Green Hurrieane's five touchdowns. Cathedral Latin's State champions overran a fighting eleven from Newburgh, 19-0, at the Muni- cipal Stadium, October 18. It was only the traditional Holy Name fight and possibly memories of the immortal Doctor Scullen that inspired the tired and weary Gaels to keep up their defense preventing the Mighty Lion from piling up a greater score so characteristic of it. Unloosing a furious passing and running attack, the Big Green blasted the John Marshall Lawyers, 212-0, at John Marshall field, October 26. Don Washington spearheaded the Irish offensive, plunging over from the ten-yard stripe for the final score. In a rough and tumble, hard-fought game, the Namers bombarded the neighboring South High Fliers, 20-T, at John Adams field, November Il. South, after scoring first, withered under a deadly Green and White attack, sparked by Shultz in which a total of six gridders were injured. By November 12, the last date on the Little Davids' grid schedule, the luckless but plucky Green Wave of September had transformed into a raging Green Hurricane, climaxing her season by whipping the St. Ignatius powerhouse, T-6, at West Tech Field. Shultz passed to Kilbane, who lateraled to Tom Russ, setting up the lone Gael tally, Shultz then plunged for the point that won the game. When the final gun echoed across West Tech field, the football season did not end, but had merely como to a conclusion, for lasting memories of this glorious team with such men as Shultz, Kilbane, Wash- ington, Sowinski and Russ will remain eternally in the hearts of every follower of the Green and White. Page 49 :faq Um at 'Mawr Jai BASKETBALL TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Mikol. Frances Kilbane, Patrick McDonnell. Anthony RoJce. Coach Joseph Gavin, Clarence Sowinski. Thomas Harrington. Cari Lombardo, Edward Zamiska. Short on experience, but long on fight and courage, Holy Name's defending city cage champions got off to a slow start but gained momentum steadily to nail second place in the Western Senate. In pre-Senate contests, the Green Wave romped to a 42-23 victory over their neighborhood rivals, Garfield, while losing to W'arren Harding 39-29 and Painesville Harvey, 37-29. Leading throughout, the Gaels defeated the Alumni quintet, 40-34. Lincoln and West High toppled the Big Green Wave in its first two Senate frays by scores of 31-28 and 45-30 respectively. Snapping back into championship f o r m, th e Fighting Irish took a thril- ler from West Tech with Sowinski and McDonnell netting a total of 23 points. Holy Name's S e n a t e kings re-established their rank as one of the tougher Cleveland cage squads by smashing the Rhodes Rams, Holy Name Holy Name Basketball Record Warren 42 Garfield ,.,,,,.,. ,,.,.,.... 2 . Holy Name ........,.,.,..,., 29 Painesville Holy Name ,.......,l.... 40 Alumni .,...,,,,,,., ,,.... , Holy Name ..........,.,..,.. 28 Lincoln .,.................,,,.,.,, Holy Name ..,.,,.,.,,...,,., 30 West High 45 Holy Name ...,..,..,........ 36 West Tech ....,.,,.,........... Holy Name ...,,..,, ,,...... 4 3 Rhodes .....,.,, ,,,,, Holy Name ..,,....,,,,ll ...38 Benedictine Holy Name ,....,......,,,,.. 44 Marshall ,..,.., ......,... 4 0 Holy Name ..,......,..,,.... 32 South ....,., Holy Name ,......, ,......., 2 8 Latin ..,... Holy Name .,,...,.,,...l..,. 35 Ignatius ,,,, Holy Name ,, ,, ,,,,, .-.38 Rhodes Holy Name ,, ,.....,l..... 42 -Benedictine Rolling up 31 points in the second half, Benedic- tine's powerful crew over- came the Gaels, 49-38. The dynamic duo, Sowinski and McDonnell caged a total of 27 points for the Namers. Steadily improving, the Green Hurricane outscored John 1VIarshall's revamped quintet, 44-40. Holy Name's G r e en Warriors wrecked the neigh- boring South High Fliers, 32-18. Due to the slick ball handling of Murray, Lom- bardo, and Kilbane. the Irish were never threatened. 43-23. Fighting up to the final gun, the Big Green dropped a close one to Cathedral Latin's title-bound aggregation, 30-28. Crushing a last period rally, the Newburghers conquered the Ignatius Wildcats, 35-32, to end the regular schedule in a second place deadlock with Rhodes. In a playoff contest, the Green Tornado blasted Rhodes for the second time, 38-28, earning the right to play the eastern senate runner-up, Benedictine, at Public Hall. Although staging a magnificent last period rally, the Big Green Wave was unable to get in front of the Bengals to lose the last game of the season, 45-42. This quintet of '45 has undoubtedly carved memories into the heart of every Namer. Carl Lombardo, the unsung hero of the squad, t'Wee Willy Murray. and Killer Kilbane, who put in the points when they were most needed, Whitey Sowinski and Pat McDonnell, the Ubasketball twins who teamed up to consistently toss in basket after basket, will be remembered forever. I nge 50 V A ' R T Y 'Sinn 0.25111 Uld Jlolq G RH EU' ERN NR I C A N E A C T I . o l N lion llvflS,IiVl!lfUlI is xlmzmz d1'1'1'ia1g tlzronglz ll hole in. the Ignatius forwurrl 1011.11 for Il firxi down. BOXING CHAMPIONS l'. Sullivan-85-90 lbs .,,,,.,,,,,,A,,.,..,A........ T. Corrigan-95-100 lbs .A,,,A.AA, A,.,,.. J. Vehatsky-101-110 lbs .....l, ...,,,, l'. Flowers-111-115 lbs .....,,, ,,,.lll li. Gallagher-116-120 lbs .,,,,., ....... .l. SL-ullon-121-128 lbs .,,,,.,.. ,,.,.., J. Roth-135-140 lbs ..,,...,....., ,,,,,,, H. McNeela-141-150 lbs .,,,..,,, ,...... T. Lanigan-151-160 lbs .,,,,,,,, ,.,.... F. Malls-160-180 lbs .....,.,..,. ...,... J. Wall-120-1330 lbs. li. Trivison-130-140 lbs .,,.,.. .,,. ll. Blake-140-150 lbs .........,.,,, ,,,. ll. McDonnell-150-160 lbs. M. Gannon-160-175 lbs ...,.,.... .... U, Sowinski-Heavyweight ,,......, ,.,. Football Record Holy Name -13 Benedictine, 0 Holy Name U Lincoln Holy Name. . X VVost High... Holy Name 32 lVest Tech Holy Name 13 Rhodes . Holy Name- 0 Latin , Holy Name 532 Marshall .... . Holy Nanie.. 20 South . . Holy Name. . . T Ignatius . 6 flllllffllll Pu! fIl'U-INN ll H' Page 51 .ll1'1Jonnr'lI sroring 'L r ruuinsf Ifmzffflirtzne nf J 1,H1lIl.l' Hull. Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Novice Open ...Open ...Open ...Open ...Open ...Open Rev. Richard P. Walsh and Captain Francis Kilbane QW 'SZ' ,ik 532 iw, : 'Q x if 5 if gg V 2 5 2 Q if W! 'W QQ if W ggi gf ' gi If x lg , ,. . :-figs: 1. U qgji af ' H gf? 'E V Y rf .., w w 5 skwafi --If ,S 3 sf X 6 Q s 3 5 M5?7:,k A TEM? 5. ' Puffs: :S ,551 53' 5 : F V p fs Q xi F1553 , 5, ,5 f z, -s Q. :if . 1? is H I ,Abs it Q 3? 'S X H' W if gig M EG. 2, ,i.. 5, X Q5 sg 5? 'gg fi Y 534 55 51 Q' '55 V .. 'Q ' , A W. FV as fy wig? YU M mg ht is swf Y ,Ev EY N Qi Q gf? Nw lxiyrxfx. K AH W' SL A -Wy qs .. 3 ' :wig ' ff Q O 3125 vga? 1 QF Q A Qs -,Nm 2'fri ,g .-Lag, M55 of we ffmf . W K ge mg, , my ,egg Wax. A y 99 :Y er 'Sega x ,, A 5 My , +V 5 -Iwi, , ff '- Nc 4 fa. if 5455! S 4 11 Uwdl Bn a flu! of flean Uictoaqf' IOI' ROW, I,I'IFT TO RIGHT: IVI:mag0r J. Cullen, M. Gannon. E. Zamiska. W. Starr. IVI. Ilysrm, F. McNull5. 'OND ROVV. l.l+IFT TO RIGHT: R. Smcidlv. C. Sowinski, J. Morrow, J. Mikol. I,. Gulluglwr, J. Shunnfm. INT IIOVV, LIGFT TO RIGIIT: VV. Pivlrzycki. T. Russ, E. Arko. M. Rauch, D. Wnshingirm, R. Trivislm. Puyr TI TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Kurdjicl, J. Pattrm. D. Mau-I':u'thy. Cl. Muttnss. SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGIIT: T. Zum-c-0, .I. Vullf-n. T. Iiujc. FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. IIux'1'iu,Qt1m. J. V'LlI11k'HX. M. Sznvuisky, G. Buvln-li Page 54 Reverend I7-0 Uwz Uwn Holy Graduation has brought the senior class of '45 to the end of its high school road. But more than that, it has led the grad- uates within sight of the gateway of the future, to a sphere of opportunities for their careers. Transition to a world of strife presents grave difficulties to the graduate. There- fore, we, the seniors, urge the school to pray for a JUST peace 5 study earnestly, so that our country may be assured of future citizens who are highly alert, keenly aware of the present world sit- uation, and wholly prepared for tomor- row. Deep-rooted are our Alma Mater's teachings, long will the seniors remember her priests, faculty, and students. Farewell, Holy Name, builder of strong Catholic men and women. May Our Lord and the Blessed Virgin continue to bless and guide our schoolf, Smiwm, W5 Pafzwm, Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Reverend Charles McDonough Michael Ondik James McIntyre Francis Carney Clarence Elwell Edward Tulley Rt. Reverend John J. Oman Reverend Joseph M. Gallagher Reverend John A. Gallagher Reverend Thomas Gallagher Reverend Rudolph Praznik Reverend J. J. Reynolds Reverend Edward J. Rumplik Reverend Julius Slapsak Reverend Richard P. Walsh Reverend James A. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. James P. Abell Mr and Mrs Clifford Ahler . . S Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Andonian Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Arko and Mrs. John Arsena Mr. Mr. Mr. Lum Carlin and Mrs. G. Capestram and Mrs. E. Carlin Mrs. Martin Carney Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Carr Mr. and Mrs. John Cergol Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chapek Mr. and Mrs. N. Chrzanowski Jean and Jimmy Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Collingwood T! Sgt. and Mrs. Bernard Collingwood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conceller Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley Miss Genevieve Cruxton '43 Pvt. F. C. Terrance Cullen '42 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Daley Dr. W. C. Davis Francis Day AXS Mr. A. DeCapite Ernest Dell Mr. and Mrs. Attorney and Mrs. Phillip C. Barragate Mr . and Mrs. Ervin G. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. George J. Basel Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bauknecht Mr. and Mrs H. J. Bauman Mr. Peter H. Begin Mr. and Mrs. John Beris Mr. and Mrs. F. Bianchet Mrs. Oretta Blake Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brazy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brinda Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bryndal Mr. and Mrs. John Bugay Mrs. Barbara Burns Mr. and Mrs. John D. Byrne and Mrs. Francis Donlon A. J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dreisig Miss Martha Ducas '43 Mr. and Mrs. E. Dulzer Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eckenfels M. Evica Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gertrude Fechko Miss Patricia Feller '43 Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferrara Mr. C. J. Feuerstein Mr. and Mrs. P. Fitzhenry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fleming Mrs. Pauline Foglia Mr. and Mrs. John Fox Miss Gertrude Furlong Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gaebelein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Gaebelein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gaebelein Miss Mary Gaebelein Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John Gallagher Mrs. Irene Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gallagher pnffwm. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. Maley and Mrs. W. Malinowski and Mrs. Ambrose Malone and Mrs. J. Mataloy and Mrs. John E. Mauer Miss Lucy Merrick Mrs. Mary Molls Mr. Mr. Dan Mormile and Mrs. V. T. Morrow F. J. Gannon, M. D. Miss Catherine C. Gannon Mr . and Mrs. M. L. Gannon Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gavin Mr. George Gierszal Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ginley Hugh E. Graham Mr. and Mrs. J. Graskemper Miss Irene Green Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Haley Mr. Louis L. Hartman Mr. James G. Healy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hearns Mr. Joseph F. Hlavaty Mr. John G. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa S. E. Holloway C. A. Holan James Hronek, Sr. W. J. Hunt Charles Hurtuk A. R. Janashak John Janidlo Leo Jankowski Jeric-Rangus Mr. R. V. Jelinek Miss Betty Kacmar Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kalal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kalina Mr. Bernard Kapes S!1C Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaussen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kearns Mrs. Irene Kerrigan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kilbane Mr. Michael King Mr. Allen Kistner '44 Mr. Joseph W. Kovach Mr. and Mrs. A. Kowalski Mr. William G. Krafcik Miss Virginia Kubec Mr. and Mrs. S. Kupiec Mr. and Mrs. A. Kutis Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzius Mrs. Louis Kuznik Mrs. 'Mary Kysilke Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mospens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mulcahy Miss Nora Mulcrone Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Muszynski Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Narey Mrs. Thomas Neary Mr. and Mrs. F. Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. J. Nicolosi Mrs. and Mrs. Edward Nowicki Miss Bernice M. O'Brien Mr. John O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olland Mr. and Mrs. P. J. 0'Malley Mr. Waltz O'Neil Dr. Michael F. Oman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patton Mr. and Mrs. Edward Patton Mr. and Mrs. John Pawlicki Mr. James Pelagalli Mr. Myron Penty Mrs. M. Perkins Pfc. Louis F. Perko '40 Mr. and Mrs. George Pfundstein Miss Marjorie J. Pinta Mr. J. Piotrowski Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pistone Mr. Louis Pistone Mr. and Mrs. F. Piwecki Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Poster Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Potts Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radigan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rawlins Miss Lillian Ray '43 Miss Mary Ray Mr. and Mrs. J. Rayokovich Mr. Leo A. Reminder Mrs. Anna Retter Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Riessinger Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rini Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roach Mrs. Mary Rojc Mr. and Mrs. William Root Mrs. Helena Roszkowicz Mr. Francis J. Sadlier Mr. Joseph Sanda Mr. and Mrs. John Robert Lang Mr. and Mrs. L. LaPier Mr. and Mrs. Y. Ledinsky Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopiccolo Mr. Marty Lowry Mr. Kristian Lozar Mr. and Mrs. B. Lukco Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lynch George E. McCartney S!2C '45 Miss Lucile McCormack '43 Mr. and Mrs. H. McCoy Mr. Joseph -McDermott '44 Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDonnell Miss Margaret McDonnell Sgt. Robert McGeever Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKiernan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McLaughlin Mr . and Mrs. F. C. McNally Miss Mary Rita McNeela and Mrs. E. V. Schmiedl Mr. Mr. and Mrs. O. Schneider Bill Schneider '43 Mr. and Mrs. R. Schulte Mrs. J. J. Schustrich Miss Josephine F. Scimeca Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Seitz and Mrs. Fred Seitz, Jr. Charles J . Sharp Mr. C. F. Silva Mrs. Mary Simoncic Mrs. Paul Skingel Mr. Joseph Slezak Mrs. Mary Sopko Mr. and Mrs. T. Sowinski Mr. R. Stephany Mrs. R. B. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stianche Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. M. Strizzi Mr. and Mrs. P. Swartz Page 55 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taylor Miss Edith Thompson Mr. A. S. Todia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tracy Mr. Frank N. Vacha Mr. Anthony Valencic Miss Ann Valencic Pvt. Raymond J. Yesely '45 Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Vondriska, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Visconti Mr. John A. Vorndran, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wall Jiabwna. Garfield Jewelers Grace Drug L. Gurnick and J. Roth J. Kross Grocery Lisy's Flowers Inc. Montz Hardware Co. Newburgh Furniture Co. New Victory Sweet Shop Siggies Delicatessen Sorkin Shoes Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wallace and Mrs. John Walsh Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Washington Mrs. Peggy Weber Mr. Joseph Weissman Mr. and Mrs. B. Wiatroski Connie and Bill Wilde Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yanchar Mr. and Mrs. William F. Zagar Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Zamiska Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zidanic, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zupancic Miss Helen A. Zupancic Compliments of:- Mayor Raymond H. Ring Charley's Men's Shoppe Ruth Reece Clemens Beauty Salon Edge Park Drug Co. Frank's Barber Shop A Friend A Friend A Friend Seniors-Room 102 Seniors--Room 103 Seniors-Room 104 Juniors-Room 101 Juniors-Room 202 Juniors-Room 203 Juniors Room 204 Juniors-Room 206 Sophomores-Room 301 Sophomores-Room 304 Sophomore Girls-Room Freshmen-Room 103 G Freshmen-Room 201 G Freshmen-Room 202 G Freshmen-Room 203 G Freshmen-Room 204 G Grade 8-Room 301 G Grade 7-Room 303 G Grade 7-Room 304 G LESTER I. GI-ll.l.AGHER Licensed Funeral Director Phone Dlamond 0733 9610 MILES AVENUE CLEVELAND, OHIO Page 56 Compliments of Calvary Cemetery Association E Rev Francis J. Joyce he telephone industry has al- ways been a fascinating field for young women. Every type of talent, training and personality can find expression in the varied jobs offered by its many depart- ments. There's a job here just for you. Come in and discuss your plans with us. Apply at Room 901 700 Prospect Avenue Y THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO. l'Il-1 THE ARATA CO. HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES CIGARS AND TOBACCO QUALITY ICE CREAM QUALITY CANDY 8508 BROADWAY Compliments of PENN SANITARY LAUNDRY 840 EAST 93rd STREET 1 1 Best Wishes To june Grads from 1 BROADWAY,S NEWEST STORE J J 8710 BROADWAY 0 . Phone Dlamond 1460 FU RN ITU RE 8323 BROADWAY AVE. Phone BRoadWay 1366 ! Page 58 CHerry 7089-90 903 Leader Bldg. VINCENT M. HEFFERNAN LOUIS V. CORSI GENERAL INSURANCE + FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, ACCIDENT, PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS Associates of Dickinson 8z Co. Inc. O l- 0 91 4 4 O 'Q 1 ooucvs Co LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL WHEN BUYING ICE CREAM IT IS YOUR ASSURANCE OF PURITY-QUALITY-FLAVOR The Telling-Belle-Vernon Co. Division of National Dairy Products Corp. TUNE IN THE SEALTEST SHOW, THURS. 9:30 P. M., WTA M P G A FOOD STORE GROCERY - MEATS 3879 EAST 93rd ST., cor. NELSON Compliments of A PATRIOTIC STORE The HIGBEE Co. Phone Mlchigan 2661 P CHARITY UNITY ARE You A KNIGHT OF COLUMBUS? Make Your Mortgage If Not JQIN Payments Fit Your Income NEWBURGH COUNCIL 15410 KINSMAN ROAD The Dynamic Council of Cleveland Next Class in Early June For Further Information, Phone or Write LESTER J. GALLAGHER, Grand Knight 9610 Miles Avenue, Dlamond 0733 K ' li CLAUDE CAPUANO, Deputy Grand mg t 13703 South Parkway, LOngacre 0791 Be a Member of Newburglfs Catholic Club for Men FRATERNITY PATRIOTISM You can spread your mortgage payments over a long or short period of years ac- cording to the amount you can pay monthhly out of income. We calculate monthly payments to carry through until the loan is paid in full. No renewals are necessary and there are no renewal ex- penses. Extending a Conservative Savings and Loan Service to Clevelanders for 49 Years THE CLEVELAND SAVINGS Bn LOAN CO 510 SUPERIOR AVE. AT EAST SIXTH ST Page 59 John Carroll University Courses Leading to Degrees in ARTS, NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION Pre-professional Courses Leading to DENTISTRY, ENGINEERING, LAW AND MEDICINE For Further Information Address: THE REGISTRAR I University Heights YE11owstone Cleveland 18, Ohio 3800 The Monreal Co. Funeral Directors 11005 ST. CLAIR AVE. 15144 EUCLID AVE. Phone GLenvi11e 3139 For Good Health DRINK City View Dairy Milk and Cream Conveniently located in Your Neighborhood Compliments of Champion Machine 81 Forging Co. Compliments of The Harvard Lumber Co. 6000 HARVARD AVE. Phone Mlchigan 6000 F. J. VYHNAL Furniture and Hardware 4842 BROADWAY Phone Mlchigan 7415 BASTIAN BROS. C0. ROCHESTER, N. Y. ! 1 Designers and producers of CLASS JEWELRY - COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS -- PERSONAL 1 NAME CARDS Member of The Educational Mfrs. Ass'n. Represented by , GEORGE ROTH P. o. Box 823 AKRON 9, oHIo Claus Funeral Home GEORGE F. CLAUS 11200 MILES AVENUE Phone Mlchigan 3900 CLEVELAND, OHIO Page 60 Compliments of VICTOR E. BLACK, D. D. S. CROWN STUDIO PORTRAITS or DISTINCTION WEDDINGS 5001 TURNEY ROAD THE DRESS SUIT RENTAL CO. 235 OLD ARCADE-EUCLID AVE. DI. 3434 - DI. 0935 James B. McNamee, Prop MILES PARK AUTO SUPPLY Replacement Parts and Accessories Batteries Machine Shop Service 8851 BROADWAY CLEVELAND, OHIO KOMA'S MARKET FINE MEA TS AND GROCERIES 3779 EAST 93rd STREET Phone Mlchigan 8514 ROBINSON'S DRUGS 9017 BROADWAY For The Best In Drug-Store Service RUSH RIGHT TO ROBINSON'S Compliments oi VENTURE INN 8602 GARFIELD BLVD. Provident Building 8z Loan Association 8425 BROADWAY -52nd Anniversary- HLAVACEK'S MARKET 11334 MILES AVENUE Why Accept less when we have the best HAVRE'S DEPARTMENT STORES Miles Avenue and East 133rd Street Broadway and East 78th Street GEORGE J. PHILLIPP 8: SONS 2067-69 EAST 9th STREET CLEVELAND 15, OHIO Compliments of The Forest City Material Co. SCHIEDAS CREAMERY COMPLETE LINE OF FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES 5047 Turney Road 8509 Garfield Blvd. FRANCES GRDANC LINGERIE - HOSIERY - GREETING CARDS 1513 EAST 55th STREET Phone HEnderson 3332 Fancy Fruits and Groceries BROADWAY GROCERY 8418 BROADWAY ATLANTIC - GASOLINE AND OIL C 8: S SERVICE 8934 BROADWAY Phone Dlamond 9707 Prop. Earl Swaggerty, Mike Ciganko Page 61 Compliments of Broadway Harvard Recreation 8514 BROADWAY BRANDT'S HI-SPEED STATION ST. CLAIR AVE. Cor. EAST 120th ST. K. SARNECKI Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and Fresh Fish Phone Mlchigan 6010 4059 EAST 71st STREET CORNER HARVARD AVE. Congratulations, and God bless you, Seniors SOPHOMORES, ROOM 205 Compliments of SOPHOMORES ROOM 302 CARROLL CARL PROBECK, Motor Sales 11303 MILES AVENUE Phone Dlamond 9682 COLLEY'S SODA BAR 11401 MILES AVE. SANDWICHES - ICE CREAM FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY Compliments of SOUTH EAST CHEVROLET CO. 8815 BROADWAY BOYS and GIRLS 16 years and Over Seeking SummerVWork WE HAVE JOBS FOR YOU MENK BROS. LAUNDRY 643 EAST 103rd STREET Compliments of IDA FOOD MARKET EDWARD MCDERMOTT Assistant Police Prosecutor 1896 WEST 71st STREET Open 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. Phone Dlamond 7686 RELIABLE JEWELRY CO. Diamonds, Watches, jewelry, Optical Dispensing Paul Liwosz, Prop. Expert Watch Repairing 8 1 16 HARVARD AVENUE COSTUMES MICHIGAN 4169 MICHIGAN 4860 Theatrical - Masquerade - Carnival - Masks Night Phone Make-Ups - Wigs Performances Professional Make-Up Special Prices for Groups and Amateur Artists Available KRAUSE COSTUMES 1025 Chester Ave. Phone CHerry 4569 23 Years of Successful Service MOVING AND TRUCKING 8114 HARVARD AVENUE ST. CLAIR-EDDY HARDWARE 12015 ST. CLAIR AVENUE Phone GLenville 9494 jOHNNIE'S FLOWER SHOPPE F L 0 R IS T S 3805 East 71st Street Phone Mlchigan 1569 Flowers and Plants For All Occasions Artistic Funeral Designs and Wedding Bouquets Page 62 LOUIS FERFOLIA Licensed FUNERAL DIRECTOR 9116 UNION AVENUE at East 93rd Street Phone Mlchigan 7420 Congratulations Seniors! GRADE 8-302 Sympathetic Service Phone WAshington 0896 A. P. MERCURIO FUNERAL HOME MAMIE E. MERCURIO Licensed Funeral Director 13317 UNION AVENUE Compliments ot REV. JOHN A. DUNN -f-- MURPHY,S OIL SOAP 0 - The soap of a thousand uses- for every cleaning purpose. At All Dealers 1 LEE: fL'l V 1 ogp '1. ' ' 2soAPm Q W THE MUTCH 8z BORGES CO. 8120 HARVARD AVENUE J. J. REILLY co. Established 1872 PAINTERS - DECORATORS 8315 BROADWAY Phone Mlchigan 7749 CLEVELAND 5, OHIO For a real treat eat BOND WHEAT BREAD Western Reserve Coal 8: Supply Co. 2869 EAST 37th STREET For Good Coal Call Mlchigan 0075 Compliments of 303 CARROLL Sr. Maria John and class of 45 TURNEY ROAD HARDWARE Hardware. Household, Plumbing and Paint Supplies, Floor Sander and Wallpaper Steamer for Rent 4835 TURNEY ROAD CLEVELAND 5, OHIO Phone Mlchigan 8972 Garfield Electric Appliance Electric Repairs, Paints and Wall Paper 4823 TURNEY ROAD Phone DIamond 5435 1 I I I E. J. HUMPAGE, Owner CLEVELAND 5, O. WRIGHT DEPT. STORE 4829 TURNEY ROAD jerry Sawhill, Mgr. Mlchigan 6945 Scientific Shoe Fitters DEMICK'S SHOE CO. Headquarters for RED GOOSE AND NUNN-BUSH SHOES 4795 TURNEY ROAD GARFIELD HEIGHTS 5, OHIO Phone Dlamond 7830 RADIGAN' at SCHNEIDER QUALITY MEA TS 11509 ST. CLAIR AVENUE Phone GLenville 5533 Greetings to Seniors! Freshmen--104 Gallagher Page 63 SQUARE BAR CAFE 3839 EAST 93rd STREET Phone Mlchigan 9801 Joseph Zadnilr, Proprietor Compliments ot PERK REALTY CO. 5710 PORTAGE AVENUE Phone Mlchigan 3660 Keep Up The Homes That The Boys Are Fighting For The J. L. Goodman Furniture Co 8358 BROADWAY at HARVARD v Compliments of ST. WENCESLAUS PARISH MAPLE HEIGHTS Rev J. W. Koudelka James P. Mullaney Funeral Home 9811 MILES AVENUE Phone Mlchigan 4835 KLEIN'S VARIETY STORE 8406-10 BROADWAY Cleveland 5, Ohio Phone MIchigan 8182 NELSON BROTHERS Printing 8311 BROADWAY Compliments WAGNER BAKING CORP. QM rs. Wagner's Piesj 960 EAST 70th STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO JOSEPH HOLAN 8z SON Funeral Directors 5316 FLEET AVENUE Phone Mlchigan 0046-47 We Telegraph Flowers Day-Mi. 5000 Member F. T. D. A. Night-La. 7365 BURKHARDT'S FLOWERS Flowers and Gifts for Every Occasion 8526 BROADWAY AVENUE JANACE G. RAITH CLEVELAND 5, OHIO BEACON PHARMACY We specialize in Prescriptions Phones Mlchigan 9741-9740 JOSTEN'S CLASS RINGS-PINS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 627 UNION COMMERCE BLDG. Cleveland, Ohio Greetings to Seniors! FRESHMEN-102 GALLAGHER Cleveland Metal Spec1a1t1es Co. Cleveland's Oldest and Largest Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS and PINS-CLUB and LODGE EMBLEMS-HONOR AWARDS Trophies For All Occasions Come direct to our factory 1783 EAST 21st STREET COne and One-half Block North of Euclidl Always ask for DAN DEE PRETZELS, POTATO CHIPS AND FRENCH FRIED POP CORN The annual staff is grateful to Mr. W. E. Part- ridge of Higbee-Chesshire for all photography worl: in the annual: to Mr. Ted Wahl of Cleve- land Engraving and to Mr. I. C. Long of Western Newspaper Union whose splendid cooperation made possible the publication of the book. The staff also expresses its gratitude to the faculty, patrons, advertisers and students for their excel- lent cooperation. Page 64 , - A ,Af 1' , 'H V, Vfqaiia-m - 1 5 k--3---- ,f-'--'L fwfgg ' ' H, - .AQ ws H-94' ' -JV :-, 'V'VVV ' - ,S ' .- A -x A A A V V V V -, sg- V V V- A A A V 1 -E. V - ,.- 5 - 4 , E , V-V V A A QV. 'V r' ' .Ag 4- eq.-' 1 A' ' - A A '- A . 1 -- ' --.- .A .ff -- an - 1- ' - vi I , A -' - J - 'r si ' fn' .cf r-1' K w-2-1' ' JZ-1,.A M 'P ,V-fuk, .-. A uf k A A w - 4 '1r.- - as 3- '41 - ' ,, f A M ig 'Q S' . if K 'X f 'Q' 4 .il .4 J, .a U' Q sf fa 'bf' - if gg g -- fQ-, - - YF 'fi -Vfibf' I 1 VV.V VV '?V,,fVn-A VVVVAV V V V V VVVVfV,5-A-QVQAV VVVVQVMVX AA i -,MV V V- V , A A tl A5 f Q QV 'Q 1- , ZIV A-Q 4 - - - - - - .A -- - , ,- -A Af' 4 - ' ' A W ' - i '- ,A L j j- A ' 1 'N'-' A, , -A ' '- -' A -'- -- ' -- --A ----' -W -AA---- ----me --f Y' ' -- :E -' A -A , As- 5 A31 AVA ' ,--..---i ,A-1 . 'M f'-Ah, A A -' A gr V 'V - xA AA- --A - A ,lf 'A NA., V - : --- -e - k f'-A,f-A.5- f -f f- f ff A AAA..-A' AA -'F .A . + -A A- A -A - -?A if jf..-E4 5 ,,, 'N-2 . ,gg A M-f' ,A-Q 43'-f -A A...-If--,J fs- ai 4 4- -ad:-rf:-gi -- P VW A, - -. - - --.VV V- VV AVA A A - -1- g ' - -- - V VV-SAV A V V V3,,A..AV.f1- V AA -fa.,-AV 3.3 VA, .ASEE-Q.AAA,LAV5fVAi-22' V VA Q- .-A Q -:A1-- Aff' S Fwr--Q. A A -2' 1-Aw?--. A- A ' ' 'f' - -A-1 S- 1 'VU Q ' 'VV-AAA' V V 'V' V Vi' Vf'5 Qq.,- ' rx-iV. ' A, V A aVV1,.l V 1 A' 9-' A, - - 1-if---A' A' W A f i - --- -Q f 1 V' 5 ,fe 'va' - A' '. 'V - ' A ZEVVV VV VV WAV T VA V AAJ- V V? Q- VV A VQV V we V VV? V VV ,. A ,f G., r QV 1. f 'N' . -fi ' Cf, W -- 1 iiY..:I. - 5- . J - .bf -1 4 A-A ,AA AA 'Q e , A A w .,. . ,, 1, .2 y His- ,-AAHV35 - Ars- A 2-,A 2- AAAA.-2' 1 Q, 1 iv '-X 35' fs gi fr- f VA .F V Vfli. Nu - A f 'PAM ' - QT' A. A I'-, A A A: 7- A- L-'-'fi' - - A -- - - - A - V A ' QV- 3 35' AVA JV VV A-A 'ia V Mi' -A -i':,-i-'A'jVV,AAAA fi- 'j f 1 1- - --rg, V - - ,,-Q' - A f- -. - -A Y A - A 1 A f 5 , LA- ' '.. - '- ' A, - -.IV 14, - A 0 -Ji W ul- 'L' 3' ' L- A ff-P5 -A ,A 'A 1 ' - -'W L V. fy :JV .ff . V VV V AA. 42:-5 .A iilxk 3 7 Q --A, Vf, 5' 'V 'Q dw' ' ' - A..-'W in A- V - V VEFIV VV VV '1 V 1, ' ' Haig ' f 3 5 A Q gf? iywhjgf Qi' - f V xi 'ugly--773 S A A Q-W f VSV g ff- A, -3-'Ai ' - 1 ' VV f ig V V VVVVV VV VVV ,'-, V 'V,,-? ni --V :?VV-'H A-QVZV-1 .5 V' AA VH Vg V VV! -.VV -V V, AARY A' . .A A A A' ' -7 V12 H' AA A - ,Y V ' - ' .' A -als, il-. 'V A 'Q' ,,,. ' 5 VVV', - ku?- J ' ' .A A A ' A A A T' ? Y A '.: A A ' 1 -Ag N ' F 1 T :.,- 'X V' ? .A V- Vf, V A A A -' ' A 5 A A . --.-A . --. - -E 1 - - xv. fx, X4 . , F Vx. f A -- ' . A-f' - .-' -.. - - - I A A 4 H -' .1 +2 ' . A v '--- a 1' -- A - --mv --Q - ' .f A A - .4 f' .-J' -,Q -A - A v'- . Q - -rf, 5, --A- P 'L 1 AJ - A 3--A f Q ' J - V- 1 V -iff.: - 1 A' If -A ,,- A -- .fi 7-A - ,Af fs- V- -e - A ' gi, Av- -- VT ,LV A 4 Ag ,.- V .A A . V A ,QV VV J, -.4 A ,V VA-...jg V V V VV .bgasir A 5 V rf-,A V V -: A --Ali A A AAA,.aif,- AVA- AA, AAVVVV gym .AAA A. A A .,A,,....gHg'fV,- I Q az 53 'fm' '- A, VA . i V V '- V V VV , 5 -f A-, ,Q 1- -. ' 5 'l '-in 1 Ji in 3 I bf-if --,via-L wi 'X' A, AV if QA-MAA ' A 2, I 5 A ' I - 4 H 1' lug vi? 5--M gg in -VV 5A.A-1-525 Al, .55 A--if ? Q mg My fr --. i 3,5 fri? - V A,A VR.- A A A V V V V A V, - A- VV A Z V V - -' 1 g - -1, - A A ' -'M A I- u F - '?. ' L f l- - K ' - ' ' -A-- . '?f5:f - P ' e - - -- A A vi-- 1-' -S--4 - - -' flew Agn-'AAAQ-b1'e'f'A: .-Q A- ,Cv +A A AA j -5.--,A ' A' EAA - :J '.?' A 1 ' - -Ag-if AV AV -V A AV - V V- - VV -VV V V 3511 - V A A V V A A V . l 'gi , --V-9 S. w 'A AAA, ' -TQ, V i ' ' As' 3f'qV,.r V A. VL Xi --1 VV- -Q' . Lf- ' A ' ' 1. ' V 1 5 3 ax VVVAf-:-Vu1A5j.j -VAVAVV X , A 6 VV , 1 43 -' 'W ' FV ' ' ' - - V, s -' in ,- A? A- -A . A - -A - ' 75- -' W3 .' . .- A. 4- , - - f- if' A - if E -1- 3 J A- , 4 A- A -' -- -. 1 -A ' A' '1- i f 'Sw-.-A, ' -- g' 34? A -if H 1-ii: L- V Ex 1 'Y 3 Aff- A A -he A 7 -' ' V Vx 4 AA., VVV 'V V A V ,-Viv AV : 75. AAV A ' -V 7 V A-:VA A 443, -H A A fm VV? 1 K lk K ,V lv , in V in SR Q VV A il Q' VV 2 gf A 'VN 1 K, if A V, f A , .AA i M' 1 G! 5 V V5 4,1 VV, f if uw- A. f 51 .- .A -. , A. A. A A' - ----A A Sf? Q -1A 'i' i2,-1 - V45 .A ' fd V '1 'e -AA ' 5 A. A' A, .VA 4 ' K A ,fi 1 ' ' 5 - V , A 1.---.-.gAiAf 'W-'f 1- ' f ' f -2-----ff f' -ff QA.--fi -ff Ag., - f f Ay-'Q Y - -- A W - '+A A - ' l A A: QA.:---f' Q - H ' Ll - f - - 1 A ' ,Az - T -QNWTK g ffl- ' -VM, V2 - - - H W it 5 '72, 3 1- A--3 ?' -- A- A AMAA A A A --5 VV R VA V- - A A 1 -,I -.A f J' A- s- Af ' ', 4' ' ... 5' VFW? ' i 5 , Ji, Q 1 4 va 'f' . ,A 5' 2 A 1-My-'51 rat' if P WFS -F, ,A A, Q 6 AV v 2 flh- 'mi 13 A wah 5 'H 'ris- A J' V M ,V A.. V E',53VV??V V -V -VAVVVVV VV VVVVVV : VV-A f , V V ' AVIVV . VV A A - A A A.,VVV.,,M- A V- A V -,AV VA. VVV ARV Tj?-V, A, V V A AA A I' '31 if ' - f' - ' T - ' 451 14 -. - fi ,Q , -f . ,.,-- -V VV VV is 'ft ': - -2, -Q 'w Y 'L ' A V - AA -- ' A ' Y' .AQ -- - V 3' 2 1 V V s A AJ'-'Z fa-'AA 4-J 'gf' V ' . - ,WA-e ,, ' Q 'U - mx A 13, 4 tfff' YV V ' 1 is A - Q- v,.,,. IV 55 .- A V. SV: -F VV in -. ,J VEQ VV' :FIV 4 P A. . --A .A , A K A A - A AAA A Q. . A A -. -A -A A - , - , -A 1 A.- -' - P' , A -gg ' 2 ' . A---' L' - -A -AA gt----af f .A AJ ' T'-' ' A A 4-L: i -A A . .A A VV SWE-A 'v 247 75- '-1, EA wif L 5 HS - IAP- t tif ' ,A -f ' ' -'24 .AA x'T -- 'J-1 f AA ' gi ,A IV 'v'- ' Af V Ek 51 '? '.t . 'i A if -ii fr A' ---ti A ' -1 ggi ' Aff' -1. - '32 1 -fi V ' ww- :Y - 'VV 'iw ' 3- A ' Iggy- Af' A 5 A A Ai - A 3 V V ,ru -5 -NAA' :V , ' A fr 'NA I ,' ' l' 8 A .A -. 2 '5.-,A ' V Us. e- 1 - -A A. W A. th-Awi -+1 '- - A A SVVV V .V.5gi.V1- - 5 Q -A-N. .AM -.VVV V V-,. AV -A,.V VA I V V -A Q AA A -. A AV, - lag VS V A ,-v VV V iff YV ---'iw' N if --fa 'J NF'- A ith' A Af' sg, A 'v E, ap -3'.f:'fQ,41fiFi5f- af' '- . 'fi 5 ,gm if A - f .1-2--gf -.5 :A, -- ' -is 5 - ' Q Sw -3--fx.,-a .5 f V- ---' 5 4- 5' .- A Q Q 1-V,-, - - V, V f VV V af -A V -:Al x- V -EL . VVS LV V: Vvriggijgp-AV.A,V-VV,S -- Q A, V IAAVVA ,,.. Vz VVA, VV A1 ' -- if-AA 'ZW'--AA -A ff Hifi-W -A 'SE' J' 'V - ' ' ' ' f 'f' W ' Af ' A -'G' - A. - ' Af' ff: -'7 --1- 'll. .-10 . -.- V Q nm- - A -- A - ' ' ?,3a--132 A if -' 2 ,AQ QV ,- VV 2-QVVVT' JF' .A . Ai., AA .A - A - +A A 1 Q., Af' 3-A,-A - Q Q '-fix A, - il M fx'1 'f3-1? ----.- : -..A A-'?'9': - ' L '1 hf- ' 3- xatf -f XE V V V V -2 ,. x. VV-A A'VA j- ' .wAAV - A. if Q with 435 be tj give 4, Q K4 'ggfiuhiy KF' fl AA1, V V... VV -,- 1 - . -A - -V - L R'-51 -A 1' 'qi VV Q, fl E -3,1 --Li ig' M-gas' -f - FW A A -SA .. -1-1 ' ' 'XV ' : -A' V A A V VV .VV V V V V V V V V '-4 c 4 .v or 3, 35, - V A .' A Vf A.-9 'TVVVA'-Ai -fini VVVVVV VV ' VVMVV3- V VVV V-VV V V V V- A V VAVVVVAW1 - VVVV V-V A V-Ejfngwzfl-.+-11nVVV3 . V V VVVV-w--1rQVE,-- V ,,- A V -4, ,A V A - V .AV V V VK ,A - .A,,V V :gig V VAA V 6, -sfff '-, ,744-A 5 AWAAP'--4. H' ' 3.-329 -, ' ,Nm ' A . R A115 :A A- - -A -'41 - L- ' ,' . 4-A .' Ar - AA QA ,E A A' '- - -- .A - --A -N, -- - A fi A -- A' K A -5' - ' --i f A -A P Q A AJ? . ' 5F'T ' 'EVEN ' A 'I' A - A A' .--- 'Q ?' -A ' it J --qs-- N - - --'f 1. X ' - - - -4 - 5,-1 AA' - -' ,- - v ' .- ' U' '- A, - .. -AA' . 'p ' ' 1 AV , En-4 V - . V V VVVzVV:VgC.5Tl AJVVVVVVJ ff- V VV V V, V A A V VV Af .V V 1 - Ee ' Y 4- A- - 't--AAA-AA- -' A' Q- ,A i f A ' -- LM- , f, - 55 -- f H- AA an A .gffgf Q A, FH- QQ. f ' ?Z, lg , ' Q 5- - i--.-s..g,f -' 'A ' A MVP AA A --.A 4 A A A- ' :---A4'?'- A - ' AA ' - - -nr 4 A S--A f ': 'A 'A I , -.Q A A v ,A . - j 'h 'H-.. : V - ' A ' A A A . A Auf Vg W A AA .,A , A gg V, A . ,A , Z ,, X-..,,, ,, - V A F , we-, f- QV' LL-AA A A - A A- --AA -L..AAgf-' H .. A , .A , .. -- 4A , , ' Ar - AAAA ' A ' 1- A -Q - QV, A ' ' 2'.'-- ' .- 'Q' - tw-' gg- - ' . N- - -. ' - - -- - - Q ' ' 1 M313 ,V ri' A ' ti :A 4 'A 3 4559 'Shri is VJ 'K 1' X its W fu, -K: ' ?A 5, ' 54.-4 Ae AAA. - .A.- '- A ' ' ' A- -A - - - 'A A- - A- - fb A ' -A'-7 if V w, -9 'Q'-'Q in :Si- .VA,..,si A -,3,A, 5. 2' e - I - 5 , 1 A it ,VA ,VV A , .A ',,,' fs- Q.. 'f' - A1 VV VV V V VV ' V - V A --Q H - 1 A -2- - Ej-'Vw H V' M .A V V A -Ai ' gf . ' - . Q4-'gf V -:F : AA - : A 1 1'E c 'P v. A V, 5 AA , S qF,,yqf V V V 4 Qi 5, ,V N V :AA ,Vifrf 19? '- K 'A Ti ,ALA 'J AV 'lr--f:'-E43-'T'Lifw fi -A ' S' A1 gf' ' ' 'A LAL4'-, 'EI'-V if VV -A-V A A' 'ji A7 -QV AA -- A if V Q5 'V A -A . .V 3V-V .'-VA-Q 3 V A-A, VA VA WV - A - V .- 1 A-0,4 -A 5 f gi-W -A ,. A - - QA- ,, AA A 'i.S 'Q-- V.A VV :- 4 . - - -1 - I . AV--.'V V -A A z.. 3' AA. V ,V V V A AAVV. - gf 'A L- 'f1AjA A g, Vp,A- gj 1: - - if VV 5, V, A,, 1 VV - f- 3 '2 -- A Q A. fs. T' . -