John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)
- Class of 1956
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On the college level lohn Carroll University has played a large role in the Diocesan planning, and these religious leaders have regularly and generously assisted the University in its Work. The l956 Carillon pays tribute to these leaders. To the Most Bev. Edward F. Hoban, Archbishop-Bishop or Cleveland, and to the Most Rev. Floyd L. Begin, and the Most Rev. lohn l. Krol, Auxiliary Bishops, we extend our greetings and our gratitude. ' tu . J MOST REV. FLOYD L. BEGIN S.T.D., Ph.D., J.C.D. hm.f,-.- ,Aim - M ' v - ' -.,, U .Lg .r-, . -. I ,M - .' . M X, .'- 'K .. J , E -'un - . V. s .. B 0 0 Cl UXIIICI ry V I Q. , 6 :E .t ,L f '1.1 1 J S ' 4.97 ' ' n, Lv Q P: .,, D4 Q1 '-. f x 'W' fy- '-FL, A 0 ,Lu - ' wo, . J' ., A , I ,nm ,gr L -L' . E' .'. ' . ,k..g,-fl. -, -- . , ' 1 Q . 4 1.-1g',4J.'-if- 2 ' 1 -,,1L,35.-,-':x- 27 . .I 5 MOST REV. JOHN J. KROL S.T.D., J.C.D., LL.D. ,,,f--HCV if edlcaho n . . . -.W 'tMA-..-uw , A.M., Ph.D. PRESIDENT .YEVEB four centuries ago the intrepid Inigo de Loyola founded the Society of lesus. 11211 ' Educator, soldier of Christ, spiritual architect, holy founder: his successors have militantly and zealously furthered Ignatius' determination to do all things: Ad majorem Dei gloriam. At lohn Carroll the phenomenal growth of the University in the lgnatian tradition and the consequent spread of Ignatian influence have reached a peak during the last decade. And it is no accidental consequence that this growth has coincided with the tenure of our President, the Bev. Frederick E. Welfle, S.l. Father Welfle came to the President's office in 1946, a most difficult and trying time for a college administrator. Father Welfle's first full-time civilian student body totalled 150 men. At this same time the obligations of the University had risen to over half a million dollars. Fortified by vision, faith, and courage, the heritage of his lesuit training, Father Welfle undertook to build, not alone in the physical sense, but in the spiritual as Well, a Uni- versity worthy of the best lesuit traditions. He inspired his colleagues, lay and lesuit, with the same zeal and enthusiasm, from the Cleveland community he secured from scores of men and women pledges of assist- ance, financial and moral. He created Carroll's first Lay Board of Trustees, he brought to the campus outstanding educators and leaders for special institutes and lectures, and he added to the faculty men outstanding in their fields. An eminent personage in civic circles, he became a familiar figure at the head table of gatherings in the Cleveland area. As Father Welfle reviews ten years of service he can see, as we do, the developing campus, the expanded student body, the growing corps of professors, the enlarged course offerings, the maturity of lohn Carroll as a community asset, but above all he can be proud of the realization that Carroll is producing, as never before, leaders of men. To Father Welfle, for his courage in the adversities of the Past, his faith in lohn Car- roll's Future, and his devotion to its Present, We gratefully and proudly dedicate the 1956 Carillon. g ,A , ' . x VERY REV. FREDERICK E. WELFLE SJ priest professor president in memoriam laid up for them . . Mrs Thomas F. Dolan When Mrs. Thomas Dolan was called to her eternal rest on February 4 the University suffered the loss of a patron, a benefactor, and an ardent advocate. That she was a woman of broad propensities for benevolent human- itarianism is manifested not only by her interest in lohn Carroll, but also by her service to the numerous charitable organizations which benefited from her zeal. In particular she was active in the Catherine Horstman Home Society, she was a Patron of Parmadale, and she was devoted to De Paul Infant Home. Dolan Hall, dedicated last September in her honor and that of her husband, Thomas F. Dolan, stands in abiding tribute to her generosity, in enduring memory of her name. . . . They who have fallen asleep with goclliness have great grace -2 Mach I2 45 . 1 n ,. . . . . ak2'?B', 1, ' .s-.. x 41. Q I an 9 ,-A .cf J 'Egg f mg . , ' ,JP 51 S ' ,wi 3 5 V .isigigx I ' ,- 5:5153 contents 2 '45 is dedication . . . . . 12 O I C admlnlstratlon ancl faculty 16 E semors . 38 iuniors 72 in sophomores . 80 ,if freshmen . 90 fi . Q 1 athletics . 104 55' 5 wi 'Q TB., I 0 0 44 actlvltles . 124 V if ,,. 1:1 0, patrons . 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'img Q administration. REV. EDWARD C. McCUE, S.J. S.T.L., Ph.D. Vice President Deon of the College of Arts and Sciences Regent of the School of Business, Economics, and Government FRITZ W. GRAFF M.B.A., C.P.A. Associate Treasurer Deon of the School of Business, Economics, and Government 18 . Rev. WILLIAM J. ,xr A.M., - 1 D -- of Men REV. HUGH B. RODMAN, S.J. A.M. Assistant Dean of fhe College of Arfs and Sciences ARTHUR B. NOETZEL Jr. M.B.A., Ph.D. Associcxie Deon of the School of Business Economics, und Government REV. OWEN J. ENGLUM, S.J. A.M. Treasurer Athletic Moderator CHARLES J. Comptroller HERBERT H. KENNEDY Vice President 'For Developm't COONEY EUGENE R. MITTINGER A.M. Registrar ':?-.,,-.yn-,,, in x .l M - f f -,. , I .: 4 asf.-A' .,a'- A ' A -up . . , .ui 5- -.. .N J 'E -1: . ' I 0 0 T t 0 5' , ' ..-gitlfun V -l ,, ',.,. 1- . uh, V ,f I I F A 1.1, . ,.,.- ' - ' ' 11- -P zsfui-,c'v?: ' H. I .. V REV. RICHARD T. DETERS, SJ. A.M., S.T.L. Director of the Evening Division WALTER S. NOSAL A.M., Ed.D. Director of the Department of Education --- Administrator of Vocational J. PATRICK ROONEY Jr. REV. H. F. BIRKENHAUER, 5.1. Servlces M.S.S.W. S.T.L., Pl1.D. Assistant to the President Director of the Graduate Division Director of the Seismological Observatory 20 HERBERT C EISELE Football Coach lg I A.M.. . 7' F Director of Athletics HARVEY CHARLES REV. JOHN A. WEBER, S.J. REV. BENEDICT P. KREMER,S.J. M.Ed., Ed.D. A.M. M.S. Director of Teacher Training Admissions Consultant Superintendent REV. JAMES A. MACKIN, SJ. LEAH YABROFF A.M., B.S. in l.S. A.B., B.S. in LS. Director of libraries librarian REV. CLIFFORD J. leMAY, S..l. A.M. Chaplain Lx 1.. 5 1. 1 L 'W '-,T 'Zta 'fs -4 nw 213 .- J. ' - Lim., hai 5:5 , mgsrf I 1 1 'A S x 1 5 Q 233155, :VA ' A - mv? 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Aube Assistant Professor of French Rev. Francis A. Bittenz, S.J. Aloysius A. Bungart Frank D. Burke A.M. A.M. Ch. E. Instructor in Religion Professor of English Professor of Chemistry Acting Director of the Department John R. Carpenter M.S. in Ed. Instructor in Sociology Bernard R. Campbell Edward F. Carome A.M. M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Physics Robert D. Carver A.M., Ph.D. John A. Conley Assistant Professor of English John J':::niAlL.LR. ' Rev. C. A. Castellano, S.J. Assistant Professor of A'M S'T'I Sociology ' Assistant Professor of Greek .1 I V. ,Z 31 ' s ' J . i. , i' . sb. I . - - Hr. , . ,WA . x. U ' H as Instructor in Sociology . Sil Carnqghione Robert T. Corrigan .lbseplt T. Cotter I' A.B. M.Ed., A.M. A.M. Instructor in Physical Assistant Professor of Spanish Assistant Professor of English 25 Education Basketball Coach leo P. Coyle Thomas P. Dennehy Thaddeus Dillon III A M M S M S Instructor in English Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in Mathematics Edward .l. Eggl A.M. Associate Professor of History Rene D. Fabien Ph.D. Associate Professor of German Rev. Mark A. Finan, S..l. Warren I.. Fleischauer A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Donald P. Gavin A.M. Associate Professor of History Acting Director of the Department A.M., S.T.l. Instructor in Philosophy Edwin F. Gilchrist M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Biology George E. Grauel A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Director of the Department Joseph L. Hunter M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Rev. F. Torrens Hecht, S.J. Rev. Joseph J. Henninger, S. J. Rev. Nicholas A. Horvath A.M., S.T.l., Ph.D. A.M. S.T.l., M.S. in L.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Associate Professor of ' I. Philosophy Sociology Pl ll050Pl'1Y Rlchaxlnf' l 'uno Director of the Department of In ir der il' 'ghysicul - s u Sociology and Psychology Education Bernard S. .lalalonsld A.M. Professor of French Director of the Department of Modern Languages Rev. Terence T. Kane, S.J. A.M., J.C.D. Professor of Religion 3 R , wp... .5 , . iyfg f AA.X F3 XQWX A AW N Edmuni hielgaey xy i'ei A ,.il Instructor in History T Y a ll: 'fini Athletic Trainer Rev. Howard J. Kerner, S.J. A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Associate Professor of Speech 1 , faculty arts and sciences 1.5.1 54, v W ' i , 1 : -,1.. a .1 g9',l.L.: A ' - Q- ' -. , +1 Af -i 1 '1 I L l, ,. .'gN ,4f,:4fK,q2 -fd, . John A. Klug A.M. Leciurer in Engineering Drawing Douguld B. MacEachen A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English Fred H. McClure B.S. lnsiructor in Speech Rev. James J. M:Quuu:le, S.J. A.M., S.T.l.. Professor of Religion 28 John F. leuhy A.M., Ph.D. Associoie Professor of Educaiion Rev. George A. Kmieck, S.J. A.M., Ph.D. Associaie Professor of Philosophy Peler J. lunordini A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Modern languages Leone J. Marinello John l. Melton Rev. Lawrence J. Monville, A.M. A.M., Ph.D. M.S., S.T.l., Plc Assisiant Professor of Speech Instructor in English Professor of Phys Direcfor of Dramciics Director of fhe Deportm Rev. William J. Millor, S.J. Rev. Herman J. Muller, S.J. A.M., S.'l'.l.., Ph.D. A.M., S.T.l.., Ph.D. Professor of Classical Assistant Professor of History Languages Director of the Department Harry C. Nash M.S. Instructor in Physics Rev. Patrick E. 0'Brien, S.J. Assistant Professor of English James F. O'DonnelI A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Classical Languages Rev. Leonard H. Otting, S.J. Rev. Joseph P. Owens, S.J. James J. Peirolo A.M., Ph.D. S.'l'.l.., Ph.D. A.M. Professor of Philosophy Instructor in Education Assistant Professor of Spanish and Italian Robert J. Nook Instructor In Chemistry Eugene G. Oberst A.M. Associate Professor of Political Science 9 Rev. Joseph 0. Schell, SJ. luis gofo-Ruiz Richard J, Spqfh A-M- A.M. A.M., Ph.D. Assoclaie Pfofessof of Instructor in Spanish Assistant Professor of Philosophy Philosophy Director of the Department Thomas G. Stumpfl A.M. Instructor in Psychology Robert F. Toomey A.M. Assistant Professor of Chemistry s William E.Tl1irlkel s.T.B., A.M. 53 V T 5 A Assistant Professor of y Philosophy Curl F. Torch A AM' 5 Instructor in Physical ff Education Edmund B. Thomas M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry D'Alte A. Welch A.M., Ph.D. Charles A. Visgak William J. Vogt Edward J. Walter A.M. M.S., PlI.D. M.S., Pll.D. Instructor in Philosophy Associate Professor of Professor of Mathematics Cl1emlSffY Assistant Director of the Seismological Observatory Robert R. Yackshaw Associate Professor of Biology Frank J. Wiess A.M. Associate Professor of English A.M., Ph.D. .:,f5? if 'ffifli f .-1 Instructor in English ff' W -1- V -Q ' ' Wi .. my If -6- ' ' - fx- V f.'.f'5,: , 0 5, and sciences ' . .ffmtiz :lvl .V -,,-, li- 4. A Ly- JU,:,ig31!h.', Rev. Edgar J. Zurlinden A ' ' li 79 5:': V'7: 'N '- ,.'. L: ,A -. A.M. Professor of Religion -li U' ,gf ,- -' ,. .,,-.-.fz-.4-, .gn N ' ui -1-. f -' ' '. ,-Q . . T:?,., h ,V :H ,L nh . U W. L. -of - ' -',,-. .- - i 'f'-1. v-W1 ' O economics, cm L i ,ii . if ' I I1lTle 1 is 'i QM , M:..4:H,P' if wir- X ,. .- Matz- 'I -. r,.,,f.'r ' '---,L,1.p,,,.--15' ? - .. - Harold A. Baker M.B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Marketing r-v-ff: George P. Biglow M.B.A. Assisicmf Professor of Marketing and Economics Irving K. Christiansen A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Accounting Frank J. Devlin M.B.A. Assisianf Professor of Business Administration John M. Gersiing A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics John A. Seliskar M.B.A. Associate Professor of Business Administration Francis J. McGurr B.S. in B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration Lawrence .l. Minet Robert S. More M.S., Ph.D. Ph.B., LLB. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Economics Business Administration Edward C. Reilley A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Governmental Administration faculty .-f ,1'r - ' '.' 1' ':. ,V 'H Y i .f- 9L +-rss, ,A - . Mew- .- , --s- A z .'- s ' .41 -, 2247.5 ' fy ' -. ,. f .' A' -1 225.3-, . . . C-'i ' 'iff , .,1-we wvvnzu' .. -gt., ,iv-'fig-g -s, tk r 5 . K 5' T 7 nf' 5 I 'J ss. 4 -1-, uf X Q I' :' nf. ' ' ' lk ' fi .1' f'TQs.f . , .lj w A ':f'5'i-1 3 ' xl O I ll me - I fi Ev . , 1. - : f- - : 9- -. 'iq ' A I 55155- 'Ai5f2f.T e ,.,:- f?iffff5,1i I'-f V552 .-TWT:-mf 'Y' ' ' ' ' .f W' if i - 1' ZW ,z 1 M T fig ' we 'sci-.e .,:'wp.... fH!..5F ffsfsi'?15g:+- ' ,, , .t -QQ-53 'P ...fe wr:-fs-W ...qs i'1lfi'7nC-'3 'r,ft'fd'4-2.g1f?,iyI5 219:24 'f-1 yiuvlifff-'f9'tf -'k'Y-- :itil 5:q.,n,gj.gi3gg?,Q.:i...113-L 'f'-4 lt. Col. John D. Borowski Maior Ideal M. Calvanese Malor George E Garner LLM. B.S. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Major Steven S. Murray B.S.B.A. Assistant Professor of 34 Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics MlSgt. Jack Alleneler Instructor in Military Science and Tactics Captain Robert G. Dorman Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics MlSgt. Joseph S. Kilbert Instructor in Military Science and Tactics MlSgt. Robert J. Hauser Instructor in Military Science and Tactics Captain Homer C. Ellett Ist l.t. Emmet K. Bittick A.B. A.B. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics MlSgt. Ralph W. Kitzmiller MlSgt. George E. Pritchard Mlsgf. Charles P. Perry MlSgt. .lames C. Robertson Instructor in Instructor in Instructor in Instructor in Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Military Science and Tactics Sfc. Robert J. Cingel Instructor in Military Science and Tactics Sfc. .lames E. Henry Sfc. Eugene R. 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'Q , - T, 3 A 45:1 PY .-x, .. dw WL cw H' Z' 2:51-ix , 1 x --- 1., 'c2 '3-:- 7 1:1 if lg,,zNfTf , A gb' .gm A 1 ' Y 1 1. 1 - ' 1 212' 'i s' me 'f7' 1 1 N if , , . :R iff-,x'--11 nxas2X'52eqwg21s5f.f-fi' A 919 43 :KW 'ff N iff? ' . A+: tx ,,6?f.4f,?52ffif'1' V 1 L ' 'MRM-L'f2'.Lz-1f'::2: ..- , , fffffgxixugt 'W ff ' . . - f -1 'E-fr '-' 'Q .,g LQ f'. 'i . ...Lf .. - . . ' f .- ' :N-'3,. L fg 'VH-'-Ir 'Q::j'1 1115-'s1.5'1:-,fE3ii'.f,...?.Jf,.'. Trial ' 1721 -' . 1 A fa-P'-S:-fbgy ' A, . 'sa 3- f, V ' w I A ' K ' ' ' 'ff N1 ' ff. 1PrD f3fg'-1-VZ'17g52.aibfgmfgfiwL ' f 4 -X ,, .,- f r av., '.fe'- -fm 'Luv 4-v ' .. .... ..,,,.,..,,, . ,, ,, .' - .L ,',,f,.'?5',-'r'.'Q-, ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-1955-56 'L '? ' -. Leo J. Slack, secretcuryp Edward L. Dau h 1' J K ' 1 J ' - - . . 5 '- x t . l Leo E. DlVc1lenhno, treasurer Crearl, 'TY'-: ' ,. . . x g. ,uh Vmcent C Punzo, vice presudenf A 2-1-a 4I :,..l,i ,A . .g fgjt W: H ... are 4,5 . ,L J 94- :'.:,-. :P - g er y r., presidenff H' . gf ' ..:5 51pgk X ,V 5-. N ' , A , ,- . I ,Sl 39 . EA 1 -. ' . September 1952: a week before the class of 1956 arrived at Carroll, Pacelli Hall was dedicated, amid considerable pomp and ceremony. Thomas F. Amend 734 N. Elizabeth Rd. West Dearborn, Michigan BS in Social Science Carroll Union Debate Club English Club Industrial Relations Italian Club NDTA NFCCS Pershing Rifles Philosophy Club Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club James A. Arkey 13459 Wainfleet Ave. Cleveland, Ohio BS in Natural Science Institute of Radio Engineers Hans Baum 3403 Ormond Rd. Cleveland Heights 18, O. BS in Social Science 40 Robert P. Andrews 1314West 173 St. Hazel Crest, Illinois BS in Natural Science Alpha Psi Omega American Chemical Society Carroll Union Intramurals, Vice President Little Theatre Society Liturgical Choir Rifle Team Spanish Club Frank J. Azzarello 4026 Silsby Rd. University Heights 18, O. BS in Social Science Italian Club Pershing Rifles Philosophy Club Spanish Club Thomas J. Behm 1785 Warr. Center Rd. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science Debate Club Freshman Football Varsity Football arts and sciences if class of 195 'F-. 5 . . ,- f, Q- . Leonard S. Belmonte 1230 N. Massasoit Ave. Chicago 51, Illinois BS in Natural Science Alpha Sigma Nu Italian Club Model Railroad Club Pershing Rifles Sodality, Treasurer Track Who's Who John M. Berg 1346 Campbell Ave. Chicago Heights, Illinois BS in Social Science Alpha Sigma Nu, President Carroll Union Glee Club, Vice President Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Senior Prom Committee Sodality Tennis, Captain Who's Who John J. Boyle 569 Mt. Prospect Ave. Newark 4, New Jersey BS in Social Science Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals NDTA Scabbard and Blade James X. Bremner 9416 Lawndale Skokie, Illinois BS in Social Science Commerce Club Spanish Club Edward P. Bresnan Box 55 Shenango, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Carroll News, Editor-in-Chief Intramurals Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary WI1o's Who John R. Benedict 121 Harter Ave. N.W. Canton 8, Ohio BS in Natural Science Carroll Union Intramurals NFCCS Scientific Academy, President Spanish Club Who's Who Joseph S. Bokar 6615 Edna Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio BS in Social Science Edward J. Bracken 18 W. Pacemont Rd. Columbus 2, Ohio BS in Social Science Spanish Club David S. Bresnahan 3361 Runnymede Pl. N W Washington 15, D. C. BS in Natural Science French Club Intramurals Scientific Academy Thomas H. Broadbent 414 Mission Drive Akron 19, Ohio BS in Social Science John T. Broderick 1611 N. Leclaire Ave. Chicago 39, Illinois BS in Social Science Campus Capers Glee Club International Relations Intramurals G. Donald Buckley 1031 Latimer Ave. Ambridge, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Intramurals Little Theater Society NDTA Pershing Rifles Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Kevin F. Burke 1774 Rosedale Ave. East Cleveland 12, Ohio Institute of Industrial Relations International Relations Spanish Club Ellen L. Campbell 19901 Edgecliff Blvd. Euclid 19, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll Union Louis P. Castellarin 1603 Minnesota Ave. Columbus 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science Intramurals Italian Club Rifle Team, President Bryce T. Brown 23709 W. Lake Rd. Bay Village, Ohio BS in Social Science R. Richard Buescher 2207 Westminster Rd. Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio Carroll Union Freshman Football Varsity Football Future Teachers of America Spanish Club Allen P. Caine 490 East 114 St. Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Natural Science Institute of Radio Engineer: Sodality William J. Carrick 15800 Grovewood Ave. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science Freshman Football Track Bartholomew M. Caterino 21510 Halworth Rd. Cleveland 22, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll Union, Secretary Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Italian Club, President Little Theater Society Pershing Rifles Sodality, Vice President Who's Who 1 , .. ,g,nr13t-.rSf.-1-,'f- in . , , l--'F x- ' 4 -- ,ws-. ,, ,J'r,' .1 .75-.A rj.. 'P ,la o-Q In . '-'lf . ..,...: l arts ancl science class ot 1956 ' 'T-. . , ' -Q1 . ,- -. ,,.. N: . -15 .. I :IEPTT - '- r-in -.,.. -fs if ---.ist---4-'- ' ' . . 1 , f- James C. Chiprean John J. Chiprean - Tv- by 75'-if 157 Oak St. 157 Oak St. Butler, Pennsylvania Butler, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science BS in Social Science Band, Secretary Band, President Campus Capers Campus Capers Italian Club Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Nicholas A. Christopher 2308 Murray Hill Rd. Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Social Science Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Italian Club Little Theater Society Michael F. Conti 5541 W. School St. Chicago 41, Illinois BS in Social Science Campus Capers International Relations Intramurals Italian Club, Vice President Gerald E. Cook 3762 Monticello Blvd. Cleveland Heights 21, Ohio BS in Social Science William G. Cibula 2578 East 130 St. Cleveland 20, Ohio BS in Natural Science Carillon Carroll News Scientific Academy Track M. Thomas Conway 21250 Claythorne Rd. Shaker Heights 22, Ohio BS in Social Science Campus Capers Glee Club International Relations Spanish Club John A. Cornely 8903 Superior Ave. Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Natural Science Campus Capers Carroll Union Glee Club, President Institute of Radio Engineers NFCCS Social Service .x... Joseph T. Cregan Henrietta H. Crouch 419 East 147 St. 8707 Carnegie Ave. Cleveland 10, Ohio Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science Spanish Club John L. Czechowski MC 56 Green Lawn Ave. Warren, Ohio BS in Natural Science John F. Daley 8118 South May St. Chicago 20, Illinois BS in Social Science Freshman Basketball French Club Confraternity of Christian Intramurals Thomas F. Dambach 3114 West 110 St. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science Carroll Union Institute of Radio Engineers President Intramurals Doctrine Sodality Scientific Academy, Vice Pre ,iff '1- ,. , X, ff' V? ' ' is iV1.m1'1. I 'ir HN a rts an 'cl sc'e ' i ' Q. 5 fXSf?Iii3',f 4 V ' ' I . I C Of. I 9 5 6 ll , f atilfi ' . . gy! N. 'iff-II 'N -:pf gig ,f 131 ,gy I fa ir-Hi . ve if-gril- fa 3-E,g.j'5 - j if 44 Edward L. Daugherty, Jr. 5720 South Hoyne Ave. Chicago 36, Illinois BS in Social Science Campus Capers Commerce Club Freshman Football International Relations, side,-if Vice President Intramurals Italian Club NDTA NFCCS Senior Class President Spanish Club Senior Prom Committee Who's Who . . . October 1952: proof positive oi what tour years at college will do for you. Broderick, Benson, and Conti will probably shoot the editor for printing this. -K Thomas A. Dick 804 E. Columbus St. Kenton, Ohio BS in Social Science Band French Club Marshall C. Downs 345 Arden Rcl. Columbus 14, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club International Relations Theodore J. Druhot 815 W. Wildwood Ave. Fort Wayne 6, Indiana BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Spanish Club John F. Dvorak 8621 Parkview Ave. Brookfield, Illinois BS in Social Science French Club William M. Devine 7321 S. Shore Drive Chicago 49, Illinois BS in Social Science Commerce Club Pershing Rifles Spanish Club Leo E. DiValentino 1329 Ritchie PI. N.E. Washington 17, D. C. BS in Social Science Carroll Union Varsity Football French Club Intramurals Italian Club Senior Prom Committee Otto G. Dreiling, Jr. 275 Park Ave. Youngstown 4, Ohio BS in Social Science Intramurals Pershing Rifles Spanish Club Leo J. Duffy 6532 S. Kilpatrick Ave. Chicago 29, Illinois BS in Natural Science American Chemical Society, Vice President Campus Capers Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Dorm Council Intramurals Scientific Academy Anthony J. Elisco 1 West Home St. NewCastIe 8, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science English Club French Club Intramurals Daniel P. Dhondt 13720 Coit Rd. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science John P. Elkanich 13403 Madison Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio AB John A. English 6708 Wakefield Ave. Cleveland 2, Ohio AB Carroll Union Little Theatre Society, President Daniel G. Fetsko 41 1 17 St. Barnesboro, Pennsylvania BS in Natural Science American Chemical Society John Flood 1197 East 167 St. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science Intramurals Future Teachers of America Emmanuel N. Elosiebo Venn Road, Onitsha Nigeria, West Africa BS in Natural Science Matthias F. Evans 1629 Linwood Ave. Johnstown 3, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Rifle Team Spanish Club Mark L. Fine 1077 Thornhill Drive East Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Social Science Italian Club Joseph S. Fox 413 Walnut St. Martins Ferry, Ohio BS in Social Science Band Commerce Club Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Tennis Track 46 Francis G Frleclel Vltatas Galgalas 7114 Superior Ave 896 Wheelock Rd Cleveland 3 Ohio Cleveland 3 Ohio BS in Social Science BS In Social Science NFCCS . . Anytime 1952-56: at least a million gallons of paint must ave been applied by Bernie Rauckhorst and Ioe Kost during the nur years they worked for the University. Richard J. Giffels 3120 Shade Rd. Donald E. Gehlmann 1780 East 29 St. Lorain, Ohio BS in Social Science English Club Future Teachers of America Industrial Relations International Relations Intramurals NFCCS Spanish Club William A. Gilroy Jr. 1142 Avondale Rd. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Natural Science Glee Club Institute of Radio Engineers Vice President Intramurals Track Mary G. Gorman 3876 East 155 St. Cleveland 28, Ohio BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America Little Theatre Society Akron, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club International Relations Spanish Club William J. Ginley 3389 West 130 St. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Social Science Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Little Theatre Society Sodality Ralph J. Gorny 1051 Hamilton St. Toledo 7, Ohio BS in Social Science English Club Future Teachers of America, Vice President International Relations Pershing Rifles .. , , . ' ,1, we ..:f I VJ - A . ..Q-A , . 2'9 . ' ' 'i?z2:' ' ri , fiiiiiggi ' ' J, we V ,C V J . 1 . wp, it ' if-rn ' -if GI' S CII1 SCIENCES ' .si wi, x M i f ff sis 1, 'as . C I G S S of I 9 5 6 -,. 12618 '3V'5Tpx'3bs,L xx' . ut.. r --'- .fx .Cam . I igbyx ' 4 r -.gi ?ff e,,x ,,,e.q'L,.1 113,433 ffg,fa,M 'U::Q5ViLb1,,?- 453' S R ., R Nu- Lv. YL-s ,.Lzf'5 -1.5! - . 14: .v t'f'el:Q,.'?:w1-M.. .,.. .. .'Qg.-533'.,EfF f79,2i'51:?-if '3' sigvff' AQ., ' ' xi ,3i42'zg4zi1gH-if-rff:,.. Etrfws ,, . was-r 4. Q 7 ...Q -e . 1.J,v:m,,ef' Robert Z. Greenley 2014 Greenwood Ave. Wilmette, Illinois BS in Natural Science American Chemical Society, President Intramurals Ronald J. Grose 1114 Cayuga Dr. Niagara Falls 3, New York BS in Social Science Band Campus Capers Carroll Union Commerce Club Dorm Council French Club Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Harvey Harth 1537 Belmar Ave. East Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Social Science International Relations, President Robert A. Hogan 1386 East 92 St. Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Social Science Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Glee Club NFCCS Lawrence R. Howse 1003 Fourth Ave. Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada BS in Social Science Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Basketball Manager Football Manager International Relations Intramurals Italian Club Spanish Club Track Robert A. Grimesey 42 Washington Ave. Norwalk, Ohio BS in Natural Science Institute of Radio Engineers James M. Hallinan, Jr 1131 Greenvale Ave. Akron 13, Ohio BS in Social Science Golf Intramurals Spanish Club Charles G. Hippler 17126 Amber Dr. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science Spanish Club Robert E. Horley 6380 Bonroi Dr. Cleveland 31, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll News Dennis F. Hoynes Jr. 3440 Avalon Rd. Shaker Heights 20, Ohio BS in Social Science 1 -,,,,grf:5652?Ff51r3 ' ' viii .else 'iw- , Q 45 iZif'M'f5:Gra1... '1 Ve... 4 Lkwwimslsgamgil 3 i 0 'li 20 l Q so 2 U1 Q 0' us Q , 5 . N. 49 Donald F. Hueber 4537 Edmond Dr. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science Francis W. Jacobson 19516 Ridgewood Ave. Warrensville Heights 22, Ohio BS in Social Science Model Railroad Club, Moderator Scabbard and Blade Raymond F. Jasko 2062 Magee Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio AB Band Future Teachers of America Carroll News John G. Hurd 17010 Hilliard Rd. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Social Science Booster Club Little Theatre Society Spanish Club Paul M. Jarchow 7318 S. Ridgeland Ave Chicago 49, Illinois BS in Natural Science lntramurals Joseph M. Jech 10505 Joan Ave. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science American Chemical Society Scientific Academy . . . October 1953: it just wou1dn't be a Campus Capers produc tion without plenty ot gaudy lighting ettects. Ray Lang worked a spot from the balcony in one performance. arts and sciences class of 1956 Peter E. Jenkins 403 West Water St. Troy, Ohio BS in Social Science Intramurals Spanish Club Tennis Frank E. King 4999 Anderson Rd. Lyndhurst 24, Ohio BS in Social Science Industrial Relations, Treasurer Joseph A. Klyczek 1040 Union Ave. Chicago Heights, Illinois BS in Social Science Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Edward F. Katalinas 8116 Sowinski Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio BS in Social Science Italian Club Scabbard and Blade John F. Kirchner Jr. 1919 Powell Rd. Cleveland Heights 18 Ohio BS in Social Science Richard N. Kmetz 3333 West 59 Pl. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America Italian Club . . . December 1954: some very happy men, Tremper, Pokorskl Quilter, and Prasse, for example, were welcomed into Scabbard and Blade. Joseph D. Kost 316 Brightwood Ave. Torrington, Connecticut BS in Natural Science Glee Club Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals Liturgical Choir, President Track Social Service Richard A. Krzys 13809 Svec Ave. Cleveland 20, Ohio BS in Social Science Italian Club Liturgical Choir Spanish Club Edward P. LaMarche 1740 Broadway Toledo 9, Ohio AB Carroll News English Club Joseph F. lechlak, Jr. 4111 Eastway Toledo 12, Ohio BS in Social Science Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Dorm Council English Club Future Teachers of America Intramurals Italian Club NDTA Track Eugene A. Kowalski 4246 Angola Rd. Toledo 14, Ohio BS in Natural Science Future Teachers of America Glee Club Golf Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals Pershing Rifles Radio Club, Vice President Spanish Club James E. Lacey 16134 Wisconsin Ave. Detroit 21, Michigan BS in Social Science Commerce Club Industrial Relations International Relations Intramurals Spanish Club Raymond E. lang 6966 N. Tonty Ave. Chicago 30, Illinois BS in Natural Science Campus Capers Model Railroad Club, Commander NDTA Sodality Thomas A. Lichtle 339 College Ave. Fostoria, Ohio AB Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Sodality James A. Knechtges 1121 Willow St. Grafton, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Spanish Club Phillip H. Koran 2084 West 11 St. Cleveland 13, Ohio BS in Natural Science Glee Club Sodality Kenneth E. Looney 2345 Chestnut St. St. Louis 3, Missouri BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America Glee Club James B. McAuley 9806 Madison Ave., A Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Natural Science lnstitute of Radio Engineers, Secretary 52 pt. 9 James R. McLaughlin 14325 Tuland Ave. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Social Science Booster Club, President Carroll Union, Treasurer NFCCS National Student Association Spanish Club, Vice President Anthony F. Mackie 5524 Huron Rd. Lyndhurst 24, Ohio BS in Social Science Norbert J. Malinowski 16008 Huntmere Ave. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science Sodality Spanish Club Peter N. Martino 15330 Yorick Ave. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science William T. McNulty 4395 East 139 St. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science Confraternity of Christian Do International Relations lntramurals Sodality Donald A. Mahne 19470 Ormiston Ave. Euclid 19, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Michael J. Markowski 18206 Windward Rd. Cleveland 19, Ohio BS in Natural Science Thomas J. Maruna 1309 Winston Rd. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science International Relations ctrine John E. Masterson 5710 Kenneth Ave. Parma 29, Ohio BS in Social Science arts a cl 956 I1C9S Charles J. Maxwell 4918 Reed Rd. Erie, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Campus Capers Commerce Club Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Glee Club Intramurals Sodality Spanish Club Tennis James W. Mayer Ronald J. Mekus James E. Menge 3228 Lorain Ave. 11 West 5 St. 3708 Brooklyn Ave Cleveland 13, Ohio Dunkirk, New York Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science AB Band Dorm Council International Relations Future Teachers of America Spanish Club International Relations Spanish Club Henry J. Meurer, Jr. Richard J. Michelbrink Thomas J. Miller 3530 Harvard Rd. 285 East 248 St. 3064 Livingston Rd. Detroit 24, Michigan Euclid 23, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Business Admin. BS in Social Science International Relations Commerce Club Dorm Council NFCCS Intramurals Spanish Club Spanish Club 4fT1'r,wJ,s .tm-1.-aw-3172 11.11, ' 'N '-L12 'flr-elzirgqf-gm r 1 , '. If vwwdg't v,., -Q ug, 1.1 mn.. L T LQPV '4gf.i.5?:Y:ri n g E551 fav- a rts a nd sciences i if YM' il -' -L I H956 C GSS 0 ,fy -vm, 'Tr N 'gg 5, I if ggglf 1 fsigu' 'J .. i'3i5sE3 .g-tg... K W... .fl 'sw ,x . h , 'I 2? . ' P5 1 David R. Mitchell 1616 Marlowe Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll News English Club Frank P. Molnar, Jr. 250 East 208 St. Euclid 23, Ohio BS in Social Science Scabbard and Blade Frank J. Moran 24 South Central Ave. Chicago 44, Illinois BS in Social Science Campus Capers Carroll News Chicago Club Commerce Club Confraternity of Christian Doctrine industrial Relations Soclality Spanish Club Thomas J. Moffitt 444 East 110 St. Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Social Science English Club Future Teachers of America Industrial Relations Little Theatre Society Spanish Club Charles A. Mooney 10912 Edgewater Dr Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science Debate Club NFCCS Tennis John P. Nairus 2565 Loop Dr. Cleveland 13, Ohio AB Intramurals . . . October 1954: Dick Soltis, at left, casts a baleful glance at Gene Neroni, during one of the ever-present classes in cardol ogy held in the Lounge. Eugene J. Neroni 2525 East 124 St. Cleveland 20, Ohio BS in Social Science International Relations Intramurals Italian Club Lawrence J. Nichta 5885 East 139 St. Garfield Heights 25, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Frank J. Novak 5585 South Blvd. Maple Heights, Ohio BS in Natural Science Albert K. Oberst 2588 Colchester Rd. Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio BS in Social Science Booster Club, Treasurer Debate Club French Club, Treasurer Glee Club International Relations NDTA, Secretary Senior Prom Committee Track Whois Who Kevin D. O'Connor 564 Marion Ave. Lima, Ohio BS in Social Science Freshman Basketball Varsity Basketball Manager Varsity Football Manager Glee Club Intramurals Italian Club Sodality Spanish Club Thomas F. 0'NeiI 'I22 North IO St. Wheeling, West Virginia BS in Social Science Commerce Club Industrial Relations Little Theatre Society Spanish Club John L. Nowlan 9307 S. Throop St. Chicago 20, Illinois AB Freshman Basketball Carroll Union Commerce Club Glee Club Intramurals NFCCS Philosophy Club Senior Prom Committee Track Thomas F. O'ConneII I I I North First St. Jeannette, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Booster Club Carroll Union, Secretary Commerce Club Glee Club International Relations Intramurals NFCCS National Student Association Scabbard and Blade, Secretary Scientific Academy Sodality Daniel J. O'Horo 220 Breaden St. Youngstown 4, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Spanish Club Donald G. Palus 303 E. Lutton St. New Castle, Pennsylvania BS in Natural Science 55 Richard J. Panko 13816 Southview Ave Cleveland 20, Ohio BS in Social Science Industrial Relations Italian Club Philosophy Club Frank J. Paulovich 3677 East 108 St. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Natural Science Carroll Union Glee Club Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals NFCCS Social Service Who's Who James S. Pipino 1322 Robbins Ave. Niles, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll Union Varsity Football Future Teachers ot America Intramurals Italian Club, President Who's Who Paul H. Prasse 4040 Bayard Rd. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science Glee Club Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club James S. Prosek 13307 Saybrook Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll News English Club Pi Delta Epsilon 56 Robert W. Pascente 5426 W. Gladys Ave. Chicago 44, Illinois BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America, Vice President International Relations Intramurals Italian Club Track Richard T. Pfeifer 14512 Alder Ave. East Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Natural Science Future Teachers of America Conrad M. Pokorski 3319 Cargill St. Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Varsity Football Intramurals Italian Club Scabbard and Blade Track Francis A. Privitere 415 Park Ave. Dunkirk, N. Y. BS in Social Science Italian Club National Student Association John K. Pugh 18975 Hilliard Rd. Rocky River 16, Ohio BS in Social Science Philosophy Club K 4 I-.,A,. W arts an sciences cl s of 1956 . . . December 1955: apparently having given more blood during a Bloodmobile visit than he could afford, Larry Kinskey yaks it up. The nurse's aid doesn't seem too sure. Vincent C. Punzo 943 Vernon Park PI. Chicago 7, Illinois AB Senior Class Vice President Campus Capers Carroll Union Confraternity of Christian Doctrine English Club French Club Intramurals NDTA Philosophy Club, President Scabbard and Blade Senior Prom Committee Who's Who Bernard C. Rauckhorst 878 Witner Ave. Akron 14, Ohio BS in Natural Science Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals Radio Club Robert J. Reitz 7203 Gilbert Parma 29, Ohio AB Freshman Basketball William R. Quilter 1909 Newcastle Chicago 25, Illinois BS in Social Science Commerce Club Future Teachers of America Intramurals Italian Club NDTA Scabbard and Blade Raymond J. Reilly 6110 Franklin Blvd. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science Alpha Sigma Nu Booster Club, Secretary Campus Capers Carillon Carroll Union Carroll Quarterly, Editor Cheerleader, Captain Intramurals NFCCS Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice President Senior Prom Committee, Chairman Who's Who Social Service Eugene L. Riegelsberger Center Road Avon, Ohio BS in Social Science Intramurals Spanish Club arts and sciences class ot 1956 . . . March 1955: with what was undoubtedly the most motley crew ever assembled, the Class of 1956 walked away with the Stunt Night Trophy. A year later they repeated. Philip P. Ripepi 4720 Brownsville Rd. Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania BS in Natural Science Intramurals Italian Club, Vice President Rifle Team Robert W. Ryan 433 Third St. Elyria, Ohio BS in Social Science Glee Club Liturgical Choir Spanish Club Bertram P. Samerclyke 23901 N. Miles Ave. Warrensville Heights 28, Ohio BS in Natural Science Future Teachers of America, President Glee Club Social Service John F. Rudmann 2420 Eaton Rd. University Heights 18 , O BS in Social Science Pershing Rifles Spanish Club William J. Ryan 19580 Lorain Ave. Fairview Park 26, Ohio BS in Social Science International Relations David A. Santoro 14208 Savannah Ave. East Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Social Science Campus Capers Carroll Union Contraternity of Christian Doctrine English Club Future Teachers of America Little Theatre Society Sodality Spanish Club, President Who's Who hio Philip W. Schaefer 2147 Upton Ave. Toledo 7, Ohio BS in Natural Science Intramurals James A. Schindler 107 North 13 St. Decatur, Indiana BS in Social Science Spanish Club Donald E. Schuele 2300 Delaware Dr. Cleveland Heights 6, Ohio BS in Natural Science American Chemical Society Institute of Radio Engineers Richard P. Seward 502 Gulf Rd. Elyria, Ohio BS in Social Science Glee Club Intramurals Spanish Club Joseph A. Snyderwine 266 White Ave. Sharon, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science Campus Capers Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals Spanish Club James W. Schempp 934 Pembrook Rd. Cleveland Heights 21 BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Italian Club Rifle Team Scabbard and Blade Paul H. Schlimm 355 Noble Ave. Akron 20, Ohio BS in Social Science Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Golf NDTA Spanish Club Lawrence O. Selhorst 814 Woodlawn St. Napoleon, Ohio BS in Social Science Golf International Relations Leo J. Slack 16906 Delaware Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Social Science Carroll Union Intramurals Italian Club Senior Class Secretary Senior Prom Committee Richard F. Soltis 10409 Joan Ave. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals Pershing Rifles Radio Club Scientific Academy Ohio Peter T. Stager Allen G. Steiskal 2515 Milford Rd. 7609 Clark Ave. University Heights 18, Ohio Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science French Club Intramurals Scientific Academy Track Michael J. Stianche 11202 East Blvd. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Natural Science Henry A. Strater 1420 Summit Dr. Mayfield Heights 24, Ohio AB Alpha Sigma Nu Band, Vice President Campus Capers Carillon, Senior Editor Carroll News Carroll Quarterly English Club Future Teachers of America Glee Club Liturgical Choir Pi Delta Epsilon Sodality Social Service Who's Who 60 Daniel A. Sullivan 2375 Castlewood Dr. Toledo 13, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals NFCCS Spanish Club Hideko Tamanaha 2243 Barrington Rd. University Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science William J. Telzrow 2585 Northview Rd. Rocky River 16, Ohio BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America International Relations Italian Club NFCCS Robert H. Thein 1301 West 115 St. Cleveland 2, Ohio AB Sodality Joseph E. Sullivan 9846 S. Hoyne Ave. Chicago 43, Illinois BS in Social Science Commerce Club English Club French Club Philosophy Club George C. Taylor 14508 Alger Rd. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America International Relations Francis R. Tesch 2347 Lalemant Rd. University Heights 18, Ohio BS in Social Science Booster Club, Secretary Campus Capers Carillon Carroll News, Editor-in-Chief Carroll Union, President Carroll Quarterly, Literary Editor English Club, Treasurer Future Teachers of America Industrial Relations International Relations Little Theatre Society NFCCS National Student Association Who's Who Larry V. Unterbrink Northview Court Ottawa, Ohio BS in Social Science Commerce Club Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Robert P. Velotta Edward F. Wachovec George P. Waldeck 14181 Washington Blvd. 4055 Buxton Rd. 4168 Hadleigh Rd. University Heights 18, Ohio South Euclid 21, Ohio University Heights 13, OIWIO BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science Carroll News, Business Manager Commerce Club Industrial Relations International Relations Pi Delta Epsilon Spanish Club, Treasurer Emmett J. Walsh, Jr. 25 Benson Rd. Glen Rock, New Jersey BS in Natural Science Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Sodality, Vice President . . . Spring 1955: not looking too happy about it, some members of the class pose just before they take oft for another one of those ROTC trips by air. Gerald E. Weinberg 1808 Coventry Rd. Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science International Relations Intramurals Scientific Academy James R. Wargo 151 Glenwood Dr. Ashland, Ohio BS in Social Science Alpha Psi Omega Carroll News Debate Club English Club Little Theatre Society Spanish Club , ., air... , , eifffffeiff-'?fAf4 -,, ,-. , ,,. f's 1 '- 1 r i 1 '-.i-' V I me Aliiff Z., A lug q',.-a - - 1-ig ..g. Zfili. a rts p e n ces C?ItdS4s of 1 9 5 6 lil-3515 ,-if isl, gn. rts and . ' g class of 1956 L . . . lanuary 1955: a third dormitory, to be named Dolan Hall went up on the northwest side oi the quadrangle, and was dedicated in October of our senior year. Victor G. Weizer 2964 Meadowbrook Blvd. Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science Glee Club Institute of Radio Engineers Intramurals Track Ronald C. Wysocki 13511 Thraves Rd. Garfield Heights 25, Ohio BS in Social Science Future Teachers of America ltalian Club Wilfred J. Whealon 'I94 Sixth St. N.W. Barberton, Ohio BS in Social Science French Club International Relations Jerome J. Zavadil Cedar Lodge Butternut, Wisconsin BS in Social Science Band Commerce Club French Club Scabbard and Blade Leo R. Collins 175 East 294 St. Willowick, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Varsity Football Freshman Football James W. Cooney 102 Brook St. Warren, Pennsylvania BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Liturgical Choir, Secretary NDTA, Vice President Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Michael R. Benson 1633 N. Leclaire Ave. Chicago 39, Illinois BS in Business Admin. Campus Capers Commerce Club Glee Club, Vice President Intramurals NFCCS Who's Who Thomas A. Bonifas 719 N. Metcalf St. Lima, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Glee Club, Secretary Spanish Club Maurice J. Callahan 14016 Savannah Ave. East Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club John M. Boler 374 Silver St. Marion, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Carroll Union, Vice President Commerce Club, President Industrial Relations Senior Prom Committee Sodality Spanish Club Who's Who John G. Breen 480 Chillicothe Rd. Chesterland, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club NDTA, President Track I John T. Collins 160 East 204 St. Euclid 23, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Little Theatre Society 1: business, econo c ass 5 .4 I and gover ent busine nomics, Robert H. Dawson 3418 Bosworth Rd. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club French Club Joseph P. DeAngelis 5418 South Ave. Youngstown 12, Ohio BS in Business Admin Commerce Club Dorm Councli Industrial Relations Intramurals Spanish Club rnment i 1956 Albert J. DeGulis 634 Ranney St. Akron 10, Ohio BS in Economics Alpha Sigma Nu Commerce Club, Vice President Intramurals Who's Who James M. Dzurinda 2041 Clarence Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Fritz J. Eder 109 N. Jefferson Fremont, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club NDTA Scabbard and Blade Charles W. DeVille 5222 Peninsula Dr. Canton 9, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Dorm Council, President Intramurals Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club Robert D. Eckert 601 Oak St. Tyrone, Pennsylvania BS in Business Admin. Varsity Basketball Freshman Basketball Commerce Club Intramurals Spanish Club John E. Finan 745 N. Leamington Ave Chicago 44, Illinois BS in Business Admin. Alpha Sigma Nu Commerce Club, Secretary Varsity Football Who's Who Robert J. Gale 11318 Headley Ave. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals Scientific Academy Robert A. Gonnella 1700 N. Nordica Ave. Chicago 35, Illinois BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Italian Club Who's Who James F. Kerg 2025 Atkins Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Gabriel M. Konecsny 12006 Tonsing Dr. Garfield Heights 25, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Gordon L. I.aGanke, Jr. 16007 Hazel Rd. East Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Sodality James S. Gasper 10312 Elwell Ave. Cleveland 4, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals Spanish Club John E. Kennedy 225 W. Slingluff Ave. Dover, Ohio BS in Business Admin. lawrence C. Kinskey 360 Tyler Ave. Washington, Pennsylvania BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club International Relations Spanish Club Anthony J. Kosak, Jr. 3557 East' 81 St. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club International Relations John J. leskovec 32305 Vine St. Willowick, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Joseph F. McGreevy 11 School St. Berea, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club NDTA NFCCS Sodality Gerald J. McGuire 237 Magee Ave. Rochester 13, N. Y. BS in Business Admin. Band Camillo Mariotti 16101 Corkhill Rd. Maple Heights, Ohio BS in Business Admin. John B. Meyers 1274 Bender Ave. East Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations, President 66 Harry A. Lynn 10101 Foster Ave. Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals NDTA Leo F. McDonough 4465 West 66 St. Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Business Admin Commerce Club NDTA Spanish Club Raymond F. McGuinness 1037 East 169 St. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Campus Capers Commerce Club Industrial Relations, Secretary John W. Mahon 3459 West Blvd. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Varsity Football Leonard N. Mendlovitz 11807 Union Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club French Club Benedict P. Miraglia 60 South St. Chagrin Falls, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Italian Club, Treasurer Liturgical Choir, President Rifle Team Who's Who Carl J. Monastra 3685 East 147 St. Cleveland 20, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Alpha Sigma Nu, Secretary Band Campus Capers Carroll Union Commerce Club Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Glee Club Intramurals Italian Club NFCCS Scabbard and Blade Sodality Who's Who John E. Perz 23914 Cedar Rd. Beachwood 24, Ohio BS in Economics Industrial Relations Gerald J. Rezac 6315 Brookside Rd. Independence 31, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Carillon, Business Manager Commerce Club Intramurals Patricia Oldfield 3710 Yorkshire Ave. Parma 29, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Ramon F. Pfeiffer 1915 S. Compton Rd. Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club International Relations NDTA Track Leonard F. Roether 914 Quarry Dr. Cleveland Heights 21 BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Industrial Relations Intramurals Ohio Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club . . . February 1956: Ralph Gorny, newly-appointed cadet colonel and regimental commander, pins the diamonds ot a lieutenant colonel on Phil Schaeffer. l sm - fi,--Lfkffe v . , A- , , ., l1i. .1! , G.. J 1' f' A ,Eh ml. Hire- ' I-44,4-al. A I Ai. A'.,x.:!c 5 -63,5 . 'I SS SCO IC in ,W 4 '.' ffl . , ,,c' - I L'1:iv:,l' ' 4525. 3 . til Si' f-.. - . an 'r . Yi -- ,-- . ls- in . , A. M- - - a Ai- I 'A V-if V government ' ' 311251. -Q '1- ..g::.fa-: 2. .if ' 's , . 1 5 1 iq 2' gl, my G N 'J-' fx in ,E 0 A pf 131 ' lm . esgfftir' 'FW - . , - 1- .. mn , .F ag..- l3I '0 W' H41 L' in .r 'a X . A ...--sa w s: .-J .fe ' za. - '15-2 67 if .. T .. ,A .,, . . an ,. 5g5Zf?.'fifi5sg f fff'--if eifi13Zg1DA:,.1, .1 - . , ,isa-1hz ,.f f A... vg3:ffFv7Q:,- ' . . . buslnegg,,e.con omics, fr1J2.f3: .Aw, ' A d A '.., T124 1,7 3-,EY .'.' L 5 -I .Q 2 , . . . Anytime: good advice, a kind Word, a cheerful smile-Fr Lelvlay dispensed them all lavishly. Little wonder that Bill Gilroy looks happy. Thomas A. Roth Richard V. Salvino Otto Santos, Jr. l408 Prospect St. RD 46 5790 Mayfield Rd. Sandusky, Ohio North Canton, Ohio Mayfield Heights 24, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Commerce Club Band lnstitute of Industrial Relations Intramurals Commerce Club Rifle Team lndustrial Relations Spanish Club Scabbard and Blade Spanish Club George W. Schilling 'Ill North 'I2 St. Newark, Ohio BS in Business Admin. NDTA Commerce Club Dorm Council, Vice President 68 Alfred J. Slaggert James F. Staab lO'l2 Brown St. l7205 Ernadale Ave. Saginaw, Michigan Cleveland ll, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. Band Commerce Club John E. Szakal 11308 Continental Ave. Cleveland 4, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Ralph R. Uzl 4217 Hyde Ave. Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Business Admin. John V. Volpe 405 East York St. Akron 10, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Band Campus Capers Commerce Club Intramurals Italian Club Scabbard and Blade Myron S. Wettrich 4621 Greenwald Rd. South Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Freshman Basketball Thomas R. Tremper 1015 Buckland Ave. Fremont, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club Intramurals NDTA Scabbard and Blade George D. Vaul 2345 Canterbury Rd. University Heights 18, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Carroll News, Business Manager Commerce Club Pi Delta Epsilon Spanish Club .lohn P. Weizer 2964 Meadowbrook Blvd. Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Commerce Club, Treasurer Industrial Relations Intramurals Donald P. Wingenfelcl 17424 Oxford Rd. Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Band Commerce Club ,,f, as 11, we gg? ,kg gh Wi ws 1 g x My rg-SEQ A p fix Q Kg Q Vw A 5 i Sw: 1 ik I p f mm .si .:, QI 1,. , 3:- Ez, -v S -.: 3 E Y NWN W 1 rg 5 fa, fy F Aifggfff' .fa M f ,f l fwg vwg-qw izggf? f ,..,,:, 5 rn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1955 56 William Schmidt treasurer Richard Murphy president John Roe secretary 4, .j Joseph Cunningham vice president Knot picturedj H, N 'I 'A 'F-. ,:x . 'f'vI3. , iun 74 ior ROW ROW ROW ROW class . .. 'Is R. Smith, R. Uzl, C. Mooney, M. Hoffman, N. McReynolds, J. O'Riley, G. Cicero, H. Baum C. Holland 2: G. Wyrock, T. Yates, W. Miller, D. Buckley, T. Helminiak, R. DuBrul, N. Rutting, R. Chiprean, D. O'Rourke, F. Moran 3: J. Korn, J. Auckley, R. Niles, J. Lada, D. Toth, J. Dillon, J. Gasper, J. Smaltz, S. Frontino 4: C. Cimoroni, V. Panichi, J. Smith, W. Hoban, P. Keenan, T. Tupa, J. Gelin, J. Fakult, J. Klyczek, T. Richert ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW : J. Polce, A. Musca, R. Murphy, L. Christen, M. Skowronski, J. Dorsch, R. Occhionero, D. DeMattie, E. Leslie 2: J. Mondello, J. Steigerwald, P. Behm, W. Wanat, J. Rae, T. Hogan, R. Smith, W. Schmidt, J. Fertig, E. Bozymski 3: J. Carroccio, J. Johns, J. Dobbes, J. Kenney, J. Hach, D. Davis, M. Beckwith, L. Tau, R. Torchia 4: M. Wedding, E. Enright, J. Welks, R. Smego, G. Billings, T. Langlois, L. Renner, T. Sweeney, E. Szabo, J. Stain 5: J. Bieszad E. Ostendort, E. Peirolo ROW ROW ROW ROW N. Keserich, C. Rokicky, J. Huber, A. Burneft, D. Szymanski, S. Chozinski, M. Fine, R. Pascenfe, A. Rossi D. Lyons, R. McGuire, T. Hoy, D. Damm, G. Holzheimer, W. Mullee, J. Lynch, P. Hurley W. R. Ryan, K. Looney, W. Pomidor, J. Roddy, J. Mahon, A. Swanson, W. J. Ryan, F. Singel, J. Gaul R. Geis, P. Boylan, T. Wilson, E. Fouratf, J. Mix, R. Bogush ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW T. Moran, J. Powers, E. Crowley, D. Gasbarre, J. Kenny, D. Ball, M. Quigley, D. Gassman, R. Shaffer G. Biclinger, C. Casagram, M. Acquaviva, F. Humenik, J. Schlund, B. Ortmann, J. Scanlan, P. Farrell, P. Flynn, T. Halloran D. Fanfin, R. Huberty, S. Bifcham, R. Dangerfielol, T. Sumrnerfon, N. Cvefic, T. Kasper, H. Enright, J. Gormley J. Nieser, J. Sfaniskis, James Chiprean, John Chiprean, J. Zickes, P. O'Reilly, R. Heinle, T. Bracken, A. Wolan, C. Orlie J. Knaus, J. Diskin, W. Mclntyre, D. Collins, R. Jarr junior class... ROW ROW ROW ROW 'I: C. Klofz, A. Slaggerf, R. Offes, D. Winch, R. Donahue, E. Drap, P. O'Hara, J. Esther 2: J. Laboy, P. Seikel, R. Knapp, G. Olivier, J. Grogan, J. Downes, W. Pistner 3: R. Niesen, R. Graham, R. Baier, G. Moynihan, M. Gilhool, D. Kaenel, S. Berne, P. LeFevre J. Frain, J. Ramler ROW ROW ROW ROW 76 B. Merella, P. Vertin, R. Wroblewski, A. Romano, A. Karmazan, C. Sull, E. Bofnik, G. Horak, R. Kline 2M. 3G. D. 4 M. Kenney, P. Smiciklas, R. Toth, J. Mizenko, T. Nemefh, S. Felice, A. Calabrese, J. Logan DeGrave, F. Molnar, L. Balogh, J. Sabol, D. Meaney, F. Richard, H. Fellinger, Milroy, A. Frafe Stianche, H. Caulfield, T. Weiss, R. Abraham, C.Winger,J. Reeves ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW M. Schlund, G. Lang, R. Tuma, J. Sfurmi, R. Brill, J. Keegan, T. Zuzich, D. Holicky S. Spinello, T. Feely A. Lucas, R. Brickner, N. Isaac, R. Ginty, R. Rezac, A. Rocco, W. Slivka, J. Cantlon, J. Corso A. Lanza, L. Bohan, J. Holler, R. Kanuch, R. Collins, R. Mscichowski, K. Bednar, M. Hayden, G. Miller, G. O'Callal1an D. Hoernig, R. Flory, L. Kenning, F. Niuzzo, K. Sroub, J. Myers, H. Henfemann, D. Biegacki, L. Bruening F. Pefrungaro, J. Cunningham, T. Arvanifis Phyllis Lally, Maureen DeWine, Dick Murphy, Russ Carlyle, Queen Edwina Cowie, Gail Sharpe, and Mary Jo Mills sing the Carroll Alma Mater Part of The throng which jammed Hotel Hollenclen. Queen Edwina ascends the stage To a royal welcome from Mary Jo Mills, Bill Schmidt, and Joe Cunningham. lntermissioning are Ed Ostendorf, Louise Szalay, Phil Gordon, Mary Jane Bruebczch, and Jerry Dorsch. No wonder they're h a p p y ! Best dance ever! was the com- ment that brought happy smiles to the faces of Junior Class Presi- dent Dick Murphy and his guest Evelyn Petrangelo. Janice Friery and Hank Henteman take time out from the festivities 'For a photograph. Queen Edwina Cowie and her escort, Tom Wilson i, L ' wx' 5 ' 79 80 3 E ff, ' ' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 1955 56 James R. Seeberg, vice president- John A. Bric'rtc1,1rec1surerQrec1rJ William A Norkett, president, John P McLoughlln, secretory 4'-ro- -s Q' 751 1. , rm .0 ,T'.v A55 J' W' ' 'Nha , -rif- N-xz + 7. sophomore class . .. ROW ROW ROW ROW W. Preston, T. Grabowski, D. Connolly, F. Janci, W. Gill, T. Groutt, F. Dannies, W. Geary G. Wechter E. DeVoy, K. Bollam, L. Dietz, G. Gaydosh, P. Hayden, H. Hanlon, T. Kinsella, F. Wilamosky R. Maynard, D. Dilorio, J. Dockery, C. Zawadski, P. Bernard, R. Shatter, M. Amato F. Bican, J. Mackin, J. Miller, R. Daley, R. Cenar, R. Laloadie, J. Vapenik ROW ROW ROW ROW 82 S. Glod, J. Byrnes, D. Lyons, H. Murphy, L. Ryan, A. Bolek, H. Johnson, J. Libens E. Graham, S. Latran, B. Berilla, T. Morton, P. Dvorak, D. Brown, D. Sceranka, J. O'Meara, J. Oakar J. Reagan, B. Reilly, J. Krebs, D. Mercer, R. LeRoy, V. Ficocelli, R. Leavitt R. Genco, J. Fialko, W. Clifford, J. Holtgrieve, J. Elliott, L. Kaiser ROW ROW ROW E. Abood, J. Phillips, J. Pellegreno, J. Sistek, E. Lentz, P. Ockuly, J. Rill, R. Moser W. Nicol, P. Mingarelle, E. Cassidy, L. Slaughter, J. Lipocky, R. Kalisky, R. Kruger J. Clifford, C. Ramona, H. Heller, R. Prickett, W. Doran, A. O'Neil, J. Fitzgerald, D. Emmerich ROW 4: J. Richie, D. Karnak, D. Faiack ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW W. Carmody, W. Wehner, H. Gioia, A. Lepri, W. Wagner, C. Bruno, J. Robertson, L. Beggiani, J. Fusciello D. Santos, R. Beno, C. Varga, G. Porter, P. Kubinski, L. Bohan, J. Vitale, J. Worley P. Mong, H. Sheehan, T. Code, P. Grushetsky, J. Fleischaker, J. Moran, T. Haessly J. Caine, R. Vieweg, D. Meaney, R. Weisenseel, M. Stavole, D. Orosz R. Staub, E. Tanski ROW ROW ROW ROW E. Garvin, S. Milana, R. Terzola, R. Christie, D. Stringer, J. O'Grady, P. Golash, R. Pimpo J. Carroll, R. Holtwick, M. McGinnis, H. Beyer, W. Frawley, R. Graft, G. Baka, D. Gallagher, J. Lazio C. Acker, M. Francis, J. Kovalchin, F. Cook, W. Anderson, T. Britton, D. Podnar, W. Norkett W. Weaver, T. Broderick, D. Bryant, T. Traczyk, R. Lambert, J. Lokhaiser ROW ROW ROW ROW R. Prioletti, J. Seeloerg, M. Mirtich, J. Bordonaro, F. Tuma, T. Patterson, E. Rieger W. Smith, J. Satink, R. Simko, J. Slicker, E. Robinson, M. Ward T. McDonald, J. O'Neill, J. Kaveney, J. Diskin, J. Bauer, G. Shuler, J. Hocevar R. Wintucky, C. Smith, J. Reali, T. Parrill, J. Braverman, D. Murphy, E. Simon, T. Rataiczak, W. Hinds sophomore class ROW 1: E. Marioch, S. Spinello, T. Willmotf, M. Schrems, R. Knapp ROW 2: R. Smith, R. Easferlin, J. Molony, R. Tiffl, A. Keller, G. McCarthy ROW 3: R. Keller, V. Muliolis, F. Campbell, J. Ogonek ROW ROW ROW ROW T. Johlie, F. Ladd, J. Kramer, A. Arnold, T. Abraham, A. Meder, J. Esther F. McVan, P. McGinTy, L. Mohr, F. Kearney, F. Semancik, R. DeWiH, P. DoINegro G. Makra, P. Kuzma, M. Kasfner, D. Levis, S. Halas, K. Drellishak C. Sf. John, J. McGreal, R. McNally, P. Felice, N. Hogan, P. Durkin, P. Raymond S . . ROW ROW ROW ROW J. Kandzer, J. Young, T. Kandzer, J. Namen, C. Tuma, W. Dylewski, R. Szoradi, J. Vassar, J. Cromie Z. Mogyordy, W. Avalon, T. Russell, J. Hanson, P. Corrigan, J. McGinty, C. Hogan, E. Langer, G. Supan, T. Lanza R. DuBay, J. Siemer, R. Carroll, B. Wooster, C. Kelbley, R. Harris, J. Drugay, W. Wollerman, E. Doerk D. Wakefield, D. Gosser, W. Cox, A. Savoca ROW 1: R. Purgerf, D. Diederich, J. Bachhuber, J. Landoll, T. McGunigal, G. Ulrup, F. Kenny, C. Scavone, L. O'Donnell ROW 2: G. Curry, J. Converse, S. Birskovich, J. Kelly, J. Donahue, J. Cafon, J. Breen, R. Sfreelz, C. Calgano ROW 3: J. McKee, J. Guccion, E. Maslowski, C. Esker, C. Jacobson, T. Thompson, F. Novak, T. Buftar, L. Stern ROW ROW ROW ROW R. O'Keefe, M. DiGiovanni, G. Drottar, E. Held, R. Koneval, H. Grzybowski, J. Groves, E. Lausin, M. Zuccaro S. Cingel, M. Fiore, A. Caticchio, J. Cingel, A. Buchta, J. Moran, R. Kikta, T. Hornikel R. Goold, P. Gust, R. Mushock, P. Malloy, C. Hahn, C. Herzog, J. McLoughlin F. Gatney, J. Malloy, J. Grady, T. Storey, J. Meyer, W. Henkel, W. Moran ROW J. Davidson, M. Oros, W. Tighe, D. Stegmaier, J. Archer, J. Slazas, H. Gregoire, T. Norton E. Zilionis ROW J. Bonadio, P. Doherty, T. Schuloeck, J. Weber, A. Tekancic, C. Tramont, B. Nix, N. Trudick ROW W. Bauer, G. Steines, T. Delivuk, J. Young, R. Yarsa, J. Briatta, J. Meier ROW R. Tilly, C. Walker, J. Young, J. Wolf, R. Bath, J. Stanton, P. Bernardo sophomore class ROW ROW ROW ROW 88 O'Connor, R. Glover, R. Simpson, J. Muer, R. Hurley, W. Kysela, D. Richords Kuta, M. Nolssif, D. Watson, R. McCool,J. Loivelle, V. lpscro Smith, F. Meyo, G. Pfeiffer, J. Bokoir, J. Poiglione Sobo, J. Vorgo, T. Tolfy, J. Kenecily, J. Pofvin J 1 ff- f 4.. ..'as1':?f ffa +Ztfe... , H,-'L-51.3 -1 , 'A :fill-' 'if '-k- A-A?4 l 2 s:j5ii?i?! :.' -. : fl g sophomore More than 300 couples jammed the Auditor- L-' d G n C e ium at the Sophomore class annual Hal1owe'en ':'iL'. . Hard Times Dance. The usual Harvest motif was f ' li I featured in the decorating scheme, complete 3' T-rl- 'I 7-HW h y L with corn stalks and Pumpkins, and country-style W T :--1-s T cider and doughnuts refreshments were served. The Campus Concertmasters, the Chipreans, provided the dance tempos. The Auditorium was jammed by people attired The Chipreans entertain the crowd with in every conceivable type of hard times garb. a dance- stopping specialty Mike Aquaviva upstages vocalist Bob Chiprean. Can it be Mr. Peepers ? .Amd il K, f: fi, - 'M 90 4 ol., V. ijt N sf .-sf , '1 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 'I955 56 Peter Fegen, preslclent, David Ross, vice president, Wllllam Burlan, secretary Charles Munr, Treasurer INSET Michael Campo, Freshman General -. V --. 4' 361: r- at ' ' -4,-gig' W Freshman class . .. ROW 'l: D. Bonfiglio, T. Klucher, H. Hanlon, G. Lufien, J. Pepoy, E. Maclclen, R. Mareda, A. DeFrancis, J. Lanasa ROW 2: J. Belmonfe, J. DeMen1, D. Scanlan, E. Doody, J. Graycar, J. Amaio, J. Black, P. Sfager ROW 3: F Sweterlltsch D. Junk, J. Makerf, W. Kosarko, J. Barren, W. DeMarco, T. McNulty, L. Bufalini G. McGivern, Scholl ROW 'l: A. Fofi, T. Freeman, N. Antonazzo, J. Rakowsky, N. Bonanno, F. Kirschling, D. Tarr ROW 2: K. Crivel, J. Schalois, J. Fiala, S. Cech, J. Schlosser, J. DiCioccio, D. Parkinson, R. Pavok ROW 3: R. Koppel, R. Krulac, R. Lancaster, G. Lynch, F. Pefsclwe, A. Klima, W. Ackley 92 ROW ROW ROW ROW T. lannetta, A. Hodges, R. Miele, K. Kampman, S. Cannata, R. Weaver, J. LaMarche, M. Chatlos, P. Woytek J. Ruble, E. Raskey, J. Ryan, J. Toth, J. Mitchell, T. Holzheimer, S. Gerace, D. Dusa, R. Panchur, L. Bernard W. Emrhein, D. Wulttange, R. Dohr, P. Rander, L. Nunn, P. Heberling, F. Rice, E. Jarasunas R. D'Allesandro, J. Koteles, J. Burkhart, R. Janus ROW ROW ROW ROW J. Vanderaar, J. Grady, J. Delaney, R. Kappenhagen, R. Dolocki, W. Potochick, D. Loewel, P. Guerrero D. Miletich, J. Schieten, G. Finneran, W. Sroub, W. Szczecinski, W. Miller, C. Whalen, S. Carmody, S. Schwagen N. Leszcz, D. Hemmingen, E. Williams, L. Counts, D. Moriarty, E. Hazelteldt, E. Takacs, R. Laicak R. Badaszewski, J. Peters ROW 'I- ROW 2- ROW 3 ROW 4 freshman class D. Brown, T. Kopust, R. Wehinger, R. Kaczor, J. Curry, R. Tipul, K. Schaffer, P. Schaffer, J. Fitzpatrick E. Nadsady, R. DeSamis, T. Szarwark, J. McDonald, F. Guva, P. Moon, V. Gobozy, J. Smith P. Meros, J. Strainer, D. Stanic, A. Slowey, R. Dressler, F. Kramer, L. Caplick, M. Murphy, M. Campo C. Alexander, J. Papesch l RCW 'l: ROW 2: ROW 3: F. Macchitelli, J. Atten, J. Fegen, R. Bracken, R. Anderson, C. Ward, J. Bonanno, B . Knowles B. Gregg, R. Krebs, A. Federico, M. Giarrizzo, E. Hribar, C. Stewart, J. Toronski C. Spanko, A. Weigand, J. Burkhart, E. Petrick, T. Brunn, N. D'Alio, R. Spuhler, R. Cowan lreshman class . . . ROW 1: W. Beahan, W. Olson, E. Roy, P. Manning, J. Spring, T. Hoban, D. Buttner, F. Kovalik ROW 2: J. Werner, E. Lenney, T. Otremsky, T. McCarthy, T. Whelan, R. Kobak, J. Miller, J. McCormack ROW 3: M. Stanton, R. Phillips, R. Dase, D. Gluntz, R. Smith, K. Duffy, J. Piatak, D. Viclmar ROW ROW ROW ROW 96 R. Nolan, R. Secor, R. Manzella, D. Flaherty, J. Hovanec, D. Gould, T. Hill, J. Kasper, C. Kornatowski W. Stallings, R. Yersky, R. Martin, F. Martines, J. O'Malley, R. Pasquesi, R. Erzen, R. Garcia M. DiLillo, T. Crotty, T. Herbert, D. Walsh, C. Clohecy, W. Marks, G. Anzic, P. Marcin N. Gambatesa B. Regoli, J. Reardon, J. Salvino, J. Vargo ROW ROW ROW ROW R. Ogden, J. Phalen, R. Bronner, K. Smith, R. Nauman, R. Boyle, R. Winkler, J. Hirofsu F. DeRose, R. Hart, J. Gillofa, P. Casper, T. Reienf, T. Napieralo, D. Muroki M. Machi, D. DeRoia, A. Zepf, R. Roch, D. Michalowski, F. Silverfhorn M. Schniizler, D. Howard, G. Noble, R. Welwage, J. McKenna, W. Holleran ROW ROW ROW ROW S. Casarona, H. Schoepe, B. Felder, L. Pike, T. Sands, D. Roman, P. Quinones, R. McFaul A. Tokunaga, P. O'Connell, W. Green, E. Brickner, D. Coleman, G. Furin, G. Silverberg L. Geib, F. Volini G. Burke, R. Risher, P. Stanoch, M. Neary, R. Shipka, J. Miller, J. Oddis, J. Hagloerg L. Tiefenbach, W. Evans, D. Fornadel, J. Kerrigan ROW ROW ROW ROW D. Kirk, N. Roughton, J. Szuch, W. Menner, R. Robinson, D. Vogel, L. Lightner, R. Proffif, S. Cappas J. Schumacher, J. Fox, R. Swanson, C. Corr, W. Puchein, D. Hogan, J. Hill, M. Amafo T. Cummins, J. Thudium, D. Washtock, J. Dolance, H. Weifhman, G. Miller, V. Lanese, K. Warras, A. Granzeier W. Astorino, D. Dawson, R. O'Callal'1an ROW ROW ROW ROW G. Ruiz, T. Nolan, D. Moran, A. Parkinson, R. Dodson, C. Perich, R. Lozon, R. Roy, R. Kisiner T. Conway, D. Sosnoski, R. Vercillo, R. O'Brien, J. Ross, T. Lowery, A. Seymour, J. Haas S. Becker, T. Misich, T. Bacigalupo, J. Purcell, P. Sfricharzuk, M. Masterson, J. Lafran G. Chofkevys, J. O'Grady, T. Maihan, J. Harrison, D. Carney, T. Patrick Q ROW ROW ROW ROW freshman class B. Campbell, J. McMyler, R. Malecek, D. Fagan, R. Mellert, C. Harden, G. Yankman, E. Perez D. Bixler, J. Churchman, T. Kirkhope, I. Otto, T. Ost, P. Jankowski, M. Cook A. Volney, J. Mildenberg, T. Lasby, J. Roth, P. Suman, W. Tesar, J. Czerdapowicz, T. Andrews G. Tenaglia, J. Wilson, R. Uritus, J. Witting, L. Cusick, R. Walter l l 4 l ROW ROW ROW ROW R. Rituno, D. Bryant, T. Lusk, J. Lang, D. Springer, F. Maclntosh, L. Currier, W. O'Neil . Valenti, L. Wilder, R. Skerl, R. Tobin, F. Szustak, E. Geis, A. Wortman, R. Biter, R. Young . Sosnowski, G. Hirka, R. Regenold, J. Schimpf, G. Szaraz, J. Ralph, T. Manwell, F. Hofrichter F. Keyerleloer, D. Leyden freshman cfoss .. ROW 'I: C. Soucek, R. Smitko, M. Ciolli, A. Zubek, J. Veres ROW 2: J. Iocofono, L. Flonderc, J. Schlegel, T. Olsen, M. Willioms, W. Costrovinci ROW 3: J. O'ConneIl, T. Mszonowski, W. Hutiro, J. Grant, G. Svosger ROW 'I: W. Dusek, F. Kozer, W. Johnstone, F. Johnson, J. Ginley, W. Kremzor ROW 2: J. Moynihon, M. Brenncun, B. Clork, M. Moron, E. Breznyok, W. Heisser, E. Whitney ROW 3: D. Modorsky, V. Morrison, H. Schoren, J. Massa 100 ROW 'I: R. Conrad, M. Carrigan, C. Roth, P. Doherty, R. Stafford, F. Iacobell ROW 2: T. Busch, L. Arway, A. LaSalvia, D. Mackinac, G. Franko, A. Kline, J. Mullen ROW 3: F. Huclak, J. Breznai, J. Wiig ROW 'I: W. Svoboda, R. Abbott, S. Reitman, R. Galvin, L. Rusynyk ROW 2: N. Capretta, R. Engeman, W. Trubiano, J. DeVall, J. Rybak, E. Miller ROW 3: P. Morley, G. Palatas, R. Pastel, J. Barrett, R. Wiehn, P. Walsh, I. Lebovitz ROW ROW ROW ROW J. Biernacki, S. LaValle, F. Slrahsmeier, W. Burian, E. Novak, G. McBride, W. Wheeler J. Shima J. Hyland, C. Foersfner, E. Shamrock, T. Harbottle, G. Ward, J. Corini, C. Muer D. Salasek, P. Leifenberger, J. Lipocky, J. Megeath, J. Buchman, P. Brusf, R. Ginfy, W. Karnalz T. Daly, P. Oswald, L. Crowe, J. McHenry, J. Cregan ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW J. Forlunalo, D. Ryan, M. Chagnon, J. Clwapon, J. C Brien, M. Baca T. Nahra, M. Eichman, C. Novak, A. Siemer, J. Deagan, J. Fielding, J. Lowe J. Jiavanazzo, G. Henley, T. Dwyer, D. Ludwick, W. Rada, T. Jarkins E. Turski, J. Bauer, P. Sabatino, F. DeFiore, T. Gillespie, R. Berglwauser L. Ray, F. Nunn, P. Trembush, A. Harfnagle, F. Walton freshmen does ROW 1: T. Tully, B. Kurfh, F. Tecccn, J. Kerklo, P. Cusick ROW 2: J. Kung, L. Mooney, W. Toles, J. Mclnfyre, C. Kelsey, J. Korccxl ROW 3: E. Mocilnikor, R. Gundelcxch, F. Mromor, M. Himmelhover, E. Fargo r. Wi a 104 A Z Q,- 42 ' Ks- .V ' 'fralg n.. .WY 'J - 'ff 513 JYJ, o xv. 11, vo x ' 'K-1235 ' AJ, -x ICU ICU ICU ICU ICU ICU ICU - O Bowling Green . . . 30 Wayne ..... . 25 Edinboro . , . . O Case Tech . . . . 6 Western Reserve . . 19 - O Case Tech . . . . 6 Wayne ........ O Won 3, Lost 3, Tied l. otball SEASON SCORES Herb Eisele, Head Coach In Praise of Mr. Two Everybody likes a winner. And there are always fans who are ready to cheer for a good loser. But whoever praised a team that came in second? So this is in praise of the almost-winner, the nearly-champions. This is in praise of Mr. Two. Ask the winner of any race how good a competitor is Mr. Two. Ask Western Reserve, the first PAC Champion, how good a team was Iohn Carroll. The Red Cats will tell you that it was Iohn Carroll, pressing at their heels and threatening to overtake and pass them that made Reserve strive so determinedly to win. It was Mr. Two that made the PAC race so close. High-spirited, but inexperienced, fast, but small in both size and numbers, the Blue Streaks were an unknown quantity even to their coaches. So this is for you, Blue Streaks. This is for you, Mr. Two. This is for all the days that you tried tor first, but came in second. This is for all the times you thought nobody noticed. We noticed, Mr. Two. We know the score. Winner or not, you are Our Champions! Asst. Coach Line ond End Coach Bill Belanich Sil Cornolchione ROW T: C. Pokorski,J. Lazio, P. Doherty, H. Hentemann J Fusclello D Grace H Gloia J Fialko C. St. John ROW 2: Head Coach Herb Eisele, D. Mack, J. Smaltz, J. Walsh G Prendergast R Nix P. Grushesky, T. Krukemeyer, W. Weaver, Assistant Coach Srl Cornachione ROW 3: Trainer Dicklliano, Mike Torelli, L. DiValentino, F Singel J Mahon L Collins L Volbert M. Patarini, Sam Frontino, J. Finan, J. Pipino, Assistant Coach Carl Torch the record The following players received special mention for their standout performances: Tackle Leo Collins -All-PAC Center Don Grace-All-PAC Tackle Morris Patarini - All-PAC Guard lim Pipino -All-PAC F ullback Mike Torrelli - All-PAC JOHN CARROLL O-BOWLING GREEN 30 The Blue Streaks were overmatched against a non- conference opponent in the opener. The Falcons, with three victories to their credit, were held to a safety in the first period, but scored twice in the second quarter to take a 16-O half-time lead. Falcon coaches told Carroll Coach Eisele that it was unbelievable that the Streaks had acquired such know-how after three short weeks of training. JOHN CARROLL 44-WAYNE 25 Stunned when their foe returned the opening kickoff 84 yards for a touchdown, the Blue Streaks stormed back to roll over Wayne University 44-25 in their first PAC game. F ullback Mike Torrelli scored three times. Others who hit pay dirt were Leo DiVa1entino, lack Fialko, and Cookie Pokorski. JOHN CARROLL 32-EDlNBORO STATE O lohn Carroll's Homecoming game was a joyful oc- casion as the Streaks struck for three touchdowns in the first seven minutes of play and coasted to an easy victory. Quarterback Sam Frontino and Halfback Leo DiValentino spearheaded the Carroll attack. Frontino threw three scoring passes and DiValentino scored two touchdowns and one extra point. JOHN CARROLL 23-CASE TECH 6 The Streaks capitalized on two breaks to score twice in the final period and so hand a stubborn Case Tech squad a 21-6 setback before 2000 fans at Clarke Field. A bad pass from center set up the first of the last quarter scores, and the second resulted from a clever bit of legal thievery by Frank Singel. The Carroll End stole the ball from Case Quarterback Walt Pavlick and shuffled it off to Center Don Grace who raced 56 yards for the score. 'ff 'ing md - , Blue Streaks and Rough Riders scramble tor a loose football s sis Mike Torrelli Halfback Hank Gioia racks up one of many firstdowns Co-Captain and Fullback against Edinboro , 'Q E' -if VQFSEE .0611-C.. Leo Collins Carroll center Don Grace intercepts a Walt Pavlick pass during the Co-Captain and Tackle Case game. Guard John Finan 1311 rushes in to block out Case full back John Campbell. Don Grace C331 moves in to smear a twisting Bowling Green back If' 5.5 .F 'jx TTI 'I , fi' 1 ,IZ IETQF- Rf? s..1t.lc C1-.l.i.t....,i , ---l'.l.5.t.V..i.. lf? Breaking things wide open with two quick touchdowns in the fourth quarter, Western Reserve celebrated its Homecoming by turning back the Blue Streaks, 19-7, in their first foot ball meeting since 1946. The two teams battled on even terms for three quarters before a crowd of 7500, but the Red Cats drove to the Carroll 1-yard line as the third quarter ended. The final period fire works wrapped up a Reserve victory Sam Frontino connected on a 15-yard aerial to lack Fialko for Carroll's touchdown. .4. l I -. .' -Lf, '..f'f-- J., :L.fX,.Z' .1 For the first time since 1941 an underdog Case Tech football team defeated the Blue Streaks in the season finale. Carroll had sev eral scoring opportunities throughout the game but failed to capitalize on any Walt Pavlick passed to lohn Budko for the Case touchdown. fu l i ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: J. Byrnes, W. Marks, P. Stanoch, J. Papesch, F. Walton, R. Bieter, J. Toronski, R. Miele, S. Milana. Coach Torch, V. Gobozy, J. Grant, T. McCarthy, J. O'Connell, H. Hofrichter, J. Schlegel, J. Jiovanazzo, Co-Captain G. Porter Mgr. W. Pusian. Co-Captain L. Mathews, D. Dusa, J. Carey, W. Stroub, J. Biaglow, L. Hall, J. Lynch, G. Furin, N. Walsh, T. Bacigalupa. R. Daniels, J. Cregan, D. Stringer, J. Hyland, G. Morgan, F. Keyerleber, W. Burian. Absent: A. Federico, M. Giarrizzo. ,W :fn H Nw-v. ft r ': 1: f'f.fa1fJ': r' few-te:'e-xl A-. J :: 'f 'MILS ' JI- 1 t.9i'4T'.tc i.,f.f' .f:f:i 'f ix-5.1-.1 i,' 1' 1 ?f1 '. V f' f- VV.. 3 .Jia , .Q F ' 1 . Rx - 21.-.'v.1::f.L,':-, ,Hg :ry f . fl '. , : :' i'?.L-5 f1'-3-.1: :f-M s fr.: 5--, .1 ,V .--. K?-1225 :TfEf3'::4 5342.5 Tk'--'Qf,k-:J::ZErLF '-.:':'. 3,-if ,...11- :ff - -. ,.jIg::L9 JCU 6-Case Tech O JCU l3-Wayne O JCU 26-WRU 2 Rev. Owen J. Englum, S.J., presents William Marks of Detroit with the John D. Connors Trophy awarded annually to the outstanding Freshman Football player. 110 ln the season opener against Case Tech playing conditions were so bad that at times it was Impossible to tell who was on what team, as in this photograph. The freshmen had scarcely finished registration before the athletes among them were checking out helmets and shoulder pads and climbing the hill be- hind the gymnasium for their first foot- ball practice at ICU. Eighty-four eager candidates represented the largest turn- out in the UniVersity's history. Besides capturing the first PAC Fresh- man crown the yearlings were unde- feated in three games, yielding only a safety. On a day when playing conditions were so poor that players found it almost impossible to gain yardage, the Freshmen pushed over one score to defeat Case 6-O. Next, a trip to Detroit resulted in a white- wash victory over Wayne, l3-O. Still unscored upon, the F rosh entered the Reserve game with nothing but re- venge on their minds for what the Bed Cats had done to the varsity. The Carroll Freshman won 26-2. The leading scorer was Halfback lack Toronski who tallied in all three games. Tom McCarthy, Frank Walton, and Bill Marks, Winner of the lohn D. Connors trophy, completed the backfield. Man- ning the forward wall on offense were lack Cregan and lack Hyland, endsg lerry Porter and lohn Schlegel, tacklesg Gene Morgan and Bill Burian, guardsg Lee Matthews, center. The two-platoon system afforded many players the opportunities to dem- onstrate their talents. The defensive standouts were Toronski, Walton, Marks, Dan Stringer, Hyland, Porter, Morgan, and lim liovanazzo. Bill Marks switches from his usual running game to hurl a long one as a Western Reserve player desperately attempts to stop him. Even the bench area was flooded! ' ' '- --..- .r-ff-Vfftrfs vorslty Rss. Wm? Mm, . Y L- .' - . ffgwx VP V ,, ' -r.'f.-.h -f. lg,-s , ' Q T' . -ff :, 1' 'fNQ.'1, 1 tak , 9 ,Ali .Vt - . . .f 2.52 .I 'fi ffm CI s e Cl if -Q .Q --3 ,I , k Y ,,, m g., , ' sf ,. . . . . a ft 1- . - , g,.,. w'5 ,, FF ,df .' 1 Compiling an overall record of ll wins and seven losses, and a Conference mark of four victories and two defeats the Blue Streaks' basketball squad em- ulated the football team and came in second in the race for the PAC crown. Coach Cornachione's hardwooders played fast, exciting basketball in the course of which six school records were broken. That the team was well-balanced is attested to by the tact that all five members of the starting lineup averaged in double figures when final statistics were released. Three seniors played their last season for Carroll: Paul Schlimm and loe Lechlak, forwards, and Bob Eckert, center. All St. Vincent's con't stop Frcmk Humenik as Corroll's Captain-elect drives in for cl lcly-up ROW 'I: Coach Sil Cornochione, L. Volbert, P. Schlimm, R. Eckert, J. Lechlok, F. Humenik, Asst. Couch Corl Torch, Troiner Dick llicmo ROW 2: T. Tupo, T. Hclessly, M. Stovole, E. Peirolo, W. Coyne, C. Stroub, T. Arvcmitis JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU the record Steubenville e.......e, 91 JCU 96 Bliss Mee.,........ .--- 51 JCU 100 Case ............. --e- 58 JCU 81 Youngstown .... - -,.,e- 84 JCU 89 Western Reserve -hd 64 JCU 97 Slippery Rock ,........ 58 JCU 115 Kent State ..o,Asoos,.. 76 JCU 77 Fenn ,w.- ...o.ss,, 6 2 JCU 69 Wayne M- ,.....se 83 JCU 80 Won 11-Lost 7 Artist's drawing of CarrolI's multi-purpose gymnasium. Construction is scheduled to begin in June of 1956. Gannon e,.... Kent State ..-.. St. Vincent A.,. St. Francis ..... Case ..a...... Western Reserve Valparaiso .... Loyola ....... Wayne ..... JC J: it LW -4,-. - :rv 'Ili' vs - 1 .Af, ..,. CAPT. JOE LECHLAK Plenty ot action under the bocards in the Steubenville game. 114 .SCU 715 STEUBSENVll.LiE 91 Displaying a balance ot speed, height, and shoot- ing accuracy the Steubenville College basketball team ruined the season opener by defeating Carroll 91-76 at Shaw Fieldhouse. lohn Stavole, sophomore guard from Cleveland St. Ignatius, led the scoring with 19 points. Paul Schlimm and Bob Eckert scored 15 and 12 points respectively. .5513 G31 5-E3 ln the PAC opener Carroll trounced Case Tech 91-58 at Cathedral Latin Gym. Bearing out Coach Cornachione's pre-season predictions the George Dalton-less Streaks displayed a balanced scoring punch as all tive starters hit for double figures. Bob Eckert was top man with 17. Schlimm, Lechlak, and Volbert all netted 15, Frank Humenik scored 11, and lohn Stavole lO. .ICU E17 BUSS 51 The Blue Streaks had little more than a workout at Shaw as they breezed past Bliss College 117-51 to even the season record. The 117 points were a new school record as were the 49 field goals. Paul Schlimm enjoyed his biggest night ot the young season, sinking 11 ot 15 field goal attempts and 11 of 13 tree throws for 33 points. Frank Humenik followed with 20, lohn Stavole with 17, loe Lechlak with 14, and Len Volbert with 12. f BILL COYNE ECU 88 WESTERN RESEQVE 64 Long Bob Eckert took command in the second half to lead the Streaks to an 88- 64 victory over Western Reserve in a PAC game at Adelbert gym. Eckert's 27 rebounds established anew school reccrd and gave Carroll control of the boards. ln addition to his rebounding Eckert led the scoring with 26. Paul Schlimm scored 20 and Len Volbert 15. .ICU 96 YOUNGSTCJWN 84 Paced by Paul Schlimm's 30 points the Blue Streaks made it three straight vic- tories by upsetting Youngstown College 96-84 at Shaw. Close behind Schlimm in scoring was loe Lechlak with 26 points. Len Volbert scored 18 and Frank Humenik 12. ,Z 2 5 1. .1 Q -e TED ARVANITIS 3 The prospective rebounders against Kent are Frank Humenik and Joe Lechla k. JEL! 96 SUPPERY RGC!! 58 Showing no ill effects from a three-week layoff the Blue Streaks made it a Happy New Year by downing Slippery Rock College 96-58 at Shaw. The victory raised Carroll's game average to 94 points-enough to rank them fourth nationally, among small colleges, in offense. loe Lechlak and Frank Humenik tied for scoring honors with 18 points each. .MCU 61159 KENT 51415 76 A last quarter scoring surge enabled Kent State's cagers to nip the Blue Streaks 76-69 on the winner's court. Paul Schlimm lecl Carroll's scoring with 15 points and Frank Humenik chipped in 14. .ICU ll? PENN 62 The high-scoring Blue Streaks set a new school record at the expense of F enn College as they romped over the Foxes 119-62 at Shaw. Eight players hit double figures as all 12 squad members got into the scoring act. loe Lechlak led the parade with 20. s ,ir vorsit sketlsdll Carroll relinquished the PAC lead to Wayne University as the Detroiters won at Shaw 83-71. Paul Schlimm, momentarily knocked uncon- scious by a spill early in the game, recovered to score 22 points. loe Lechlak was next with 14, and Len Volbert scored ll. BOB ECKERT The Blue Streaks had to hustle all the way to down an aggressive, sharp-shooting Gannon College quintet 96-85 at Shaw. Showing the ill effects of a three-week layoff Carroll needed the last period surge sparked by Len Volbert and loe Lechlak to pull away from the Pennsylvanians. Scoring honors went to Lechlak who netted 23. John Stuvole drives determinedly around two startled Red Cot TOM HAESSLY FRANK HUMENIK JCU 100 KENT STATE 85 High-scoring senior Paul Schlimm collected 33 points in a 100-85 revenge victory over Kent State at Shaw as the Streaks' scoring soared into three figures tor the third time. loe Lechlak netted 24 points. JCU 81 ST. VINCENT 90 Forward Paul Schlimm again led the team scoring as he netted 34 points in a 90-81 loss at St. Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa. Len Volbert scored 15, Frank Humenik ll in a game that was hotly contested until the Bearcats pulled away in the waning minutes. JCU 89 ST. FRANCIS 93 Captain loe Lechlak contributed 33 points in another tight contest which Carroll lost because of a 17-point rush by St. Francis in the opening minutes of the third quarter. Paul Schlimm and Len Volbert meshed 18 and 17 markers, re- spectively. l Who soys basketball is for sissies? PAUL SCHLIMM 'sj'MP,,,., J OH N STAVOLE JCU 97 CASE 82 The Streaks kept their PAC title hopes alive by hand- ing Case Tech its ninth straight defeat at Shaw, 97-82. The entire team broke into the scoring column as Paul Schlimm took top honors with 24 points. Len Volbert scored 16, Bob Eckert 15, and Frank Humenik ll. JCU H5 WESTERN RESERVE 84 Hitting the century mark for the fourth time Carroll buried Reserve ll5-84 at Shaw. Once again the entire team scored, and once again Paul Schlimm led with 26 points. loe Lechlak netted 20. JCU 79 VALPARAISO 81 The Blue Streaks dropped an 81-79 overtime decision to Valparaiso on the winner's court. Bob Eckert was responsible for sending the game into the extra period with a hook shot which tied the score when only ten seconds of play remained. loe Lechlak topped the Streak scorers with 25 points. Joe Lechlcuk stretches high to goin pos- session of that ball! . ' ....... .Q ,M W 3 .J -V il a M W, M in t .... ,. , 2. 'L ,Vw ll J If 1 BOB STRAUB .,w it ag: basketball varsity TOM TUPA JCU 69 LOYOLA 68 Paul Schlimm's two jump shots in the last minute of play paced Carroll to a thrilling 69-68 victory over Loyola of Chicago. The Streaks were behind 68-65 when Schlimm took charge. Frank Humenik put on one of his fancy dribbling exhibitions to run out the clock. Schlimm scored a total ot 20 points. Len Volbert netted 19. JCU 80 WAYNE 88 PAC Champion, Wayne University successfully froze the ball for the last three minutes to register its sixteenth consecutive triumph, 88-80. Paul Schlimm scored 31 points and finished the season as the leading scorer in the PAC. Len Volbert had 18 points and Frank Humenik 15. Paul Schlimm, Bill Coyne, and Tom Tupa close In on an unhappy St. Vincent's guard. LEN VOLBERT KNEELING: L. to R.: R. Krebs, R. Shipka, M. Dempsey. STANDING: L. to R.: L. Hall, Mgr. F. Pusin, E. Reno, G. Ruiz, Capt. G. Furin, P. Strichar:zuk, J. Kenealy, Coach Carl Torch. freshman basketball JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU JCU 6'I Western Reserve 74 77 81 87 Western Reserve 75 SEASON SCORES 65 Case , ,,,, 1, ..- 80 Case -,,,,,,,,, Kent State nr. , H. Wayne ,,,. .. 1, Kent State nr. ,rn Wayne ,- ,,, 120 It freshman hardwood teams are any indication ot things to come then the PAC had better be alerted for the Carroll freshmen. The yearlings compiled a 6-2 record for the season and won the Conference crown with an amazing six victories and no defeats, burying all their rivals with only Western Reserve coming close to beating them. Only losses for the trosh quintet were administered by Kent State, 77-74 at Kent and 90-81 at Shaw. lndividual scoring honor for the season went to guard Paul Stricharczuk who collected 132 points in eight games. Captain Gary Furin netted 126 markers and was top rebound man, grabbing 105. The tearn's playmalcer, guard Dick Krebs, scored 119 points during the campaign, and center lirn Kenealy meshed 84. Coach Carl Torch paid tribute enthusiastically to the desire of his players and to their relentless ettorts for seli-improvement. The Frosh have the boards under good control as Ruiz, Furin, Kenealy, and Krebs get set to rebound against Wayne. Q , fatdxi i-11 ,J .-sg i:,,,Z,:.E.:.: al ll. . aff. L 'A '.L'! '1'Z' . :N In af f r e s h m a n ri f ba slcetba II 1 ' ' 'ti nk .J ' . qw . ' ---'.:ia.,,-.. I I ,Q-L.-ft i M ,wkmfg .Mft Gary Furin goes up for a layup shot in the Wayne game. 121 Dick Krebs lofts his favorite shot as teammate Paul Stricharczuk waits to rebound. f-' Pvt I' . ff fr 6. J .. E' ,. tennis 43 1 , J- ..f:'.r:..f.r . 2 W.. - -.-,.: - . .. Yu:-LN . ,.,. .', ,',,,.,. ' V.. 2, f 'i .4 --1, itfif, '32 - . ... ' f am.. 2': -,,, Q: En ,. 21. -if ' o .g .:q::g 143, Q nk ? 8- :13 3:1 . 'r . 5- 52 A! Nliqwm .. .,...g:a1 fl3 C aw, 'mQ?r3?'gff- 5 ax-A we-f ff-vw-f-'wil'-2i3Qi'5S1m.. , .. :i iw! 3-' 3 A-N X' 'f. -Qing' 1 Y -:.,,e:3i5fgwh'f' '55- Sparked by Captain lack Berg and his doubles partner, Charles Maxwell, the tennis team was oft to a good start toward a successful 1956 season. Berg and Maxwell compiled a string of seven straight victories while the team was defeating Reserve, Case, Youngstown, and Mt. Union, losing to Oberlin, and splitting two matches with Fenn. In singles play Chuck Guthrie, Charles Mooney, Maxwell, and Berg were the team's aces. Jack Berg Captain Kneeling: R. Goold, P. O'Hara, M. DiGiovanni. Standing: C. Mooney, C. Guthrie, C. Maxwell, P. Jenkins, Coach R. lliano. Absent: .F. Janci. Kneeling: P. Behm, J. Hcullinon, N. Hobon. Standing: P. Keenon, L. Kenning, R. Toth, Cooch C. Torch. Absent: L. Selhorst cmd E. Kowalski. track Nine returning lettermen greeted Track coach Bill Belanich as he read- ied the thinclads for a seven-meet sched- ule. loe Schmaltz and Dick Eston ran the dashes, Bob Pimpo, the halt-mile, Bart Caterino, the two-mile run. lohn Stain returned as team pole Vaulter, Torn Tupa took over the shot put and discus slot. Eston, Pimpo, Johnson, and Schmaltz set a new indoor Carroll record for the mile relay at the K. of C. Arena meet in March. Time was 3:35.8. A team of veteran golfers under Coach Carl Torch faced a 14-match schedule in 1956, including six PAC meets. Eight returning lettermen, Behm, Keenan, Kenning, Kowalski, Schlimm, Selhorst, and Toth all were seeking their third varsity letter. After seven matches Keenan topped the linksman with a 75 average, tollowed by Hoban 78, Halli- nan 78, and Behrn, Kenning, and Toth, 80. 5 E . 139 .- .-.ze ,,.g5,x, , , if.ge.3,g ' . P 5 Corroll's mile reloy teom: R. Pimpo, H. Johnson, R. Eston, J. Schmoltz. 123 'R 124 1 . ' .lv w 'i 2-i.wQM i,fl.5 ,sL,- L 1 ...Im ,F !.,,V ,V ,f X-. ,. f : - X X - ,V,L,a,, ,. , x . . Y- . x L Y K , . f..- A. . .mf 1, . wx ' 'PL r Af. . Q '. -' ' 'nf-WZ' . -' Ig : , r 1 .A-:Mr-1 H ' ft. I . f ,. 2 Q'- G-lmx Shih ani horns! CONCERT ff ' ,Y can-you mum LU MXN ,xx xXgA C L f 0'f f'1fs mf femazwn vw, ! 5 5 5 , . 'fb-A . , . .. 1.H-gf' . M . ' X ffnff il - 1 ' 'j ' ' -. 151- 'f -1'T- . V - .,. ,. - , ' , J,-Jay . -, A ' 'ff-Q . - H'r.',' x 1' .- v A. ff sw' -Q,-K. .. , .. 1 k I I w. N .. 1. 5 1 ' ' 3 5' M, .. . -rf . .' '. - - k..'.iVn. v ' '6 .f,: . 'r :M ' 'UIQ-L . f :fp 'l NA 1 .u w rw . '. 3-:if 5 A I. 125 -Q 2, Ziwf X ,ny ,,..,,, ,gf w'F. '?. 'init-. . K up Q ffgfm J 7.11, 5: '5- 1 ,ii - I 5- ' Kllii ily ,1,'1:7:'x - :wr ,yn ,-, 'J'1f? MW ' Aqx ,azgq 'Ca' 1-xi' ,, 3.j'x,'1I4f1 , 'wx .Y A.- .,, ' 1' ,ivpf clgalwfm sigma nu Dr. Russell Kirk explains philo- Fr. Twomey drives home c point on sophical conservatism Communism, the Modern Crisis Seven students who have distinguished themselves in scholarship, loyalty, and service to the University are selected each year from the ranks of the junior class for membership in Alpha Sigma Nu, the national lesuit honorary fraternity. The organization's principal activity is the sponsorship of a series of lectures each year, designed to arouse student interest in current events and problems of the day. This year's speakers included the Rev. Louis Twomey, S.l., noted authority on labor problems from Loyola University of New Orleans, Dr. Russell Kirk, renowned author and lecturer, and Capt. Edgar Bundy, formerly of the government intelligence service. Alpha Sigma Nu officers for the 1955-56 school year were lohn Berg, president, and Carl Monastra, secretary. Rev. loseph O. Schell, S.l., is moderator of the Carroll chapter. L. to R: H. Strcter, J. Finan, C. Monczstra, J. Berg, R. Reilly, L. Belmonte, A. DeGuIis 126 ROW 'ls J. Moran, J. Schlosser, T. Helminiak, D. Holicky, R. Greenley, R. Showiak american chemical society The American Chemical Society, a student atiiliate ot the national American Chemical Society, boasted one ot the busiest records activity-wise in the University during the 1955-56 school year. Under the direction of Ted Helminiak, president, Robert Greenley, vice president, Donald Holickey, secretary, and lames Gullo, treasurer, the group em- barked on tour field trips through Cleveland industrial plants. A total of seven lectures, designed to toster student interest in chemis- try and its importance, was also sponsored by the society. ROW 2: J. Urban, A. Williams, T. Richert, J. Luby, J. Snodgrass ROW 3: D. Bryant, F. Cook, J. Gullo, C. Walker ROW 4: D. Fetsko, J. Kasper, D. Salasek, W. Evans scientitir.: academy The scope ot activities oi the Scientific Academy encompasses the entire field of science. In keeping with this policy, the group this year sponsored a number ot events dealing with various aspects of science. Topics covered in field trips, movies, and lectures under Scientific Academy auspices included chemistry, biology, physics, and mathematics. This year's officers Were: lohn Bene- dict, president, Eugene Bozymski, vice president, Albert Musca, secretary, and larnes Toomey, treasurer. Moderator was Dr. Joseph L. Hunter. The ACS rounded out the year with a series ot tour movies on science and industry. Mod- erator was Dr. William Vogt. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW D. Ball, T. Moran, P. Flynn, A. Musca, E. Bozymski, J. Benedict, J. Yonlcman S. Bumbales, J. Steigerwald, A. Kelling, D. Connelly, R. Kaliski, J. Toomey J. Luloy, L. Stern, J. Auckley, M. Beckwith, W. Anderson, R. Torchia A. Michentelder, W. Gill, P. Kelly, M. Amato, B. Knowles, J. McKenna, E. DeVoy, R. Slowey I. Lebowitz, D. Craig, J. Convoy, R. Kanuch, M. McGinnis, J. Deagan, J. Sammules, S. Halas 127 f1il:7l??.'. ua, . ' l V . f' -1 . ,H g . . .. . V. , W A1-tg, j . -iff ' -' Pk q x . ' H K- M . ilk ,gf A Wifzifhieg fi . il t h lei:-EiJ?i't will iii - h I I Elie 9 ? wth Q S b a n d The 1955-56 school year witnessed a busy schedule for the John Carroll Band. In addition to performing at football and basketball games, the Band participated in the St. Patrick's Day and Armed Forces Day parades as well as the annual ROTC Federal Inspection. Under the direction of Mr. lack T. Hearns, the Band presented two campus music concerts and played host to the annual High School Band Festival. An additional high- light was a special concert appearance under the auspices of the Evening Division. Officers for the year were lack Chiprean, president, Henry Strater, vice president, and lames Chiprean, secretary. Moderator of the organization is the Rev. William l. Murphy, S.l. Jack T. Hearns ROW T: M. Machi, Jim Chiprean, P. Golash, J. Welks, H. Strater, J. Yonkman, T. Hel miniak, Mr. Jack T. Hearns, Director, D. Muroki, R. Prottit, G. Hopkins, Jack Chiprean C. Varga, R. Kahoun. ROW 2: T. Kirkhope, T. Hoban, J. Kirkhope, O. Santos, A. Lepri, T. Kopust, P. Hayden R. Merry, V. Ficocelli, W. Graff, R. Malecek, R. Bronner, C. Stewart, V. Panichi. ROW 3: S. Canata, J. Witting, S. Green, R. Roy, J. Selvaggio, W. Schmidt, J. Volpe, C Jacobson, L. Pike, M. Acquaviva, J. Scavone, J. Lazzio, T. Catalano, L. Flandera, R Chiprean, A. Slaggert, T. Brunn, P. Mong, P. Moon, B. Clark, F. Sweterlitsch, J. Dockery T. Groutt. I booster club The white sweaters of the Boosters were a familiar sight on the Carroll campus during the past school year. In addition to handling publicity signs and posters, the Boosters also planned, pro- moted, and performed such operations as Orientation Week, Hello Week, and Homecoming Week-end, and constructed floats for both the Mardi Gras Dance and the St. Patrick's Day parade. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Dorsch, J. Sconlcun, C. Novak, T. Hogan D'Alessc1nclro, S. Cormody, P. Fegen, Kornotowski, E. Leslie, D. Springer Ross, J. Pepoy, R. Smith, C. Atten, F. Tesch Reilly, E. Ostendort, J. Gorn, T. Code, F. Hovorko Martin, A. Volney, W. Thompson The Boosters' St. Pctrick's Dciy tloot rolls clown Euclid Avenue During football and basketball season, the club staged rallies, mixers, and half- time shows, and also captured the Scabbard and Blade blood drive trophy both semesters. Other activities included leading var- ious groups on tours of the University, sponsoring the annual student Christ- mas party, and building displays and exhibits for Open House. Second semester officers Were: lohn Scanlan, president, Chuck Novak, vice president, Torn Hogan, secretary, lerry Dorsch, treasurer. Moderator was Rev. William I. Murphy, S.l. 129 fx., is Q Q new ' I R if 4359? W 5, , fix f' . 'SQ MQE5 if 1 ,Arif :Q k, Mg: Nzgg ' A ::. ?fIxI we . ' K' L fix X .1- 5 4-X M fixfgf ff' 2-- Mm Ujlff ' 1:54 Q I K Q- f new Jai? . , 1 A if . x K1 L 5 X 5 Q E E, X 357 N , W2 X k x XX X , Q x X W 5 , 'A 4 X fy 5, X X w ka .us x x N 4 .. Y . asm ' QM? 'f K wr sf Y . ' .,- -X -xx, 1 ,Q .. ,v .s 1 ,Q X . 5 1.5. ' 2 ' 'fs' v Ff kx ,fm K 1 K Q 1 x N 43. , . 1 is . Am, 629357 5 EDITORIAL STAFF Christopher Orlie. .Managing Editor Raymond Reilly .... Activities Editor Henry Strater ..A....,.. Senior Editor Gary Furin .........,.. Sports Editor Julius Sabo ,.... ...... S ociety Editor Timothy Sweeney. Business Manager Edgar Ostendorf. .Editorial Assistant Charles Novak .... Editorial Assistant Robert Andrews. .Editorial Assistant Edward Madden. .Editorial Assistant ROW 1: H. Strater, C. Novok, R. Reilly ROW 2: C. Orlie, G. Furin, R. Andrews In keeping pace with the expansion ot the University, the 1956 Carillon expanded thirty pages over last year's issue. An added feature this year was the introduction oi personalized copies for the student body. Under the direction of Dr. Richard l. Spath, publications moderator, the editors and staff busied themselves with pic- ture-taking and copywriting in an attempt to maintain the Carillon's American Collegiate Press Association national yearbook rating of All-American. Hunk Strater ond Ray Reilly confer on the activities section ROW 'l: R. Mellert, L. Kenning, J. Dorsch, E. Bresnan, sarmll news J. Megeath ROW 2: N. Isaac, J. Cantlon, J. Cicotta, T. Crotty, J. Roscelli, R. Collins ROW 3: A. Swanson, J. Wilson, J. Grant, J. Corcoran, H. Strater Midnight every other Thursday Tim Sweeney and John Cicotta aid the typesetter The Carroll News this year was awarded first place for typography and front page makeup at the 30th annual Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Convention at Steubenville. Published bi-weekly, the News continued its record of on-the-spot coverage of events on and off campus of interest to the student body. Dr. Richard l. Spath, publi- cations moderator, is Carroll News faculty ad- viser. 5. . ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: 134 J. Hcmson, J. Holler, J. Polce, J. Kramer, Mr. Joseph T. Cotter M. O'Riley, G. Schuler, J. Molony, T. Groutt, P. Durkin J. Burke, L. Kenning, T. Amend, J. Diskin, R. Hall, F. Hovorka carroll quarterly As its name implies, the Carroll Quarterly is published tour times during the school year as a medium of literary expression for students, faculty, and alumni. The 1956 spring issue was dedi- cated to St. Ignatius in keeping with the Ignatian Year celebration of the tour hundredth anniversary of the saint's death. The Quarterly staff included: Raymond Reilly, editor, Frank Tesch, literary editor, Henry Strater and Charles Novak, associate editors, Edward Leslie, art edi- tor, Herbert lohnson, Christopher Orlie, lohn Hanson, and lulius Sabo, copy editors. Dr. Richard I. Spath is moder- ator. english club The activities ot the English Club were highlighted this year by the guest appear- ance of the noted author, Dr. Russell Kirk, who addressed the club members on the subject, English Letters in an Age of Boredom. Headed by loseph Polce, president, Pat- rick Durkin, vice president, lerome Cor- coran, secretary, and George Schuler, treasurer, the English Club conducted its program under the guidance of its moder- ator, Mr. loseph T. Cotter. L. to R.: R. Reilly, C. Novak, E. Leslie, C. Orlie H. Strater The Carroll Union is the executive council of the student body. Composed of representatives from each class and extra-curricular activity, it concerns it- self with the regulation of student activities, student government problems, and student needs. lt serves as the liaison group between the Administra- tion and the student body. During the 1955-56 school year the Union undertook the establishment of a student court and initiated preparations for the national convention of the NFCCS which will be held in Cleveland in September. Other activities sponsored by the Union included Freshman Hello Week, a used-book exchange, and Stunt Nite. Officers this year were: Frank Tesch, president, lohn Boler, vice president, Edward Leslie, secretary, and Richard Murphy, treasurer. Rev. William l. Murphy, SJ. is the Carroll Union moder- ator. carroll union ROW 'l: J. Berg, D. Gassman, J. Seeberg, G. Blitz, J. Rae ROW 2: C. DeVille, T. Amend, T. O'Connell, M. Campo, R. DuBrul, W. Schmidt ROW 3: J. Cunningham, W. Norkett, V. Punzo, J. McLaughlin, J. Briatta, C. Orlie ROW 'I: R. Murphy, F. Tesch, Rev. William J. Murphy, S.J., J. Boler, E. Leslie ROW 2: J. Polce, J. Scanlan, J. Dorsch, J. Hanson, E. Daugherty, L. DiValentino ROW 3: T. Dambach, T. Helminiak, M. Bilek, M. O'Donnell, L. Slack 135 L to R.: T. Govogon, H. Stroter, C. Orlie, R. Reilly, J. Dorsch debate society This year's varsity debate team, com- posed largely of freshmen, got off to a successful start by placing first in the Ohio State University and Pittsburgh University Invitational Tournaments as well as in the Northeastern Ohio Regional Tournament. Second place honors were garnered in both the Buckeye Regional and Tau Kappa Alpha tourneys. A state-wide tournament, the Ohio State Novice, was held at Carroll in April. It was the first such event to be held on campus in the history of the school. Officers for the 1955-56 school year were: lohn Robertson, president, David Davis, vice president, and lames Dona- hue, secretary. Mr. Vincent S. Klein is moderator of the group. 136 pi deho epsdon Pi Delta Epsilon, the national honorary journalism fraternity, picks its members from the three University publications on the basis of loyalty and service. This year the Carroll chapter took part in Open House and hosted the Diocesan Scholastic Press Association conven- tion on Ascension Thursday. In addition, it sponsored the annual Publications Banquet in May. Frank Tesch was president of the group, while Raymond Reilly and Edward Bresnan were vice president and secre- tary respectively. Dr. Richard l. Spath is PDE moderator. ROW 1: D. Dovis, Mr. Vincent S. Klein, J. Donohue ROW 2: R. Mellert, J. Miller, D. Corney, J. Luby, M. Quigley ROW 3: P. Raymond, F. Kromer, S. Berne J ...gg 5 ' -1 55:51, as ll l, K- 'L-,.,, '12 1 - . . . fr 1 . rs 'sr u 1 n 4 1 ' 13? v g, ,- ,. !'X-If 'l wa. 1f,r..- W I Q-Q A- v K 1 wi Stjiwfzg .fir . ,gsm f-f-f, ...sg ff, iq' HN' an l M W 151- ,.' A A P-if We .A . C I X f' ' is ' vs 4.5 Q . 'MES ' . a.-n ah f . ww ., . 4 - ' . 5 125 ' si Q as 'l'l'b. 3 'ru-...gi saws ' W .., 5 4292, . i'. fr 1- .. 'li f ' 2ff2i?3 ' sl' t . -is , amy ' f 'x x Q 1 , gy? . 'mt' lla rv- :wi ,I I 43- K , gf . if .,, 'if ,w gfmq ifwf ff, 1 , ...t ' l Y Q. lf f si , . . N, ty. M , .Q- . .,A 'C More than just another organization, the Sodality is a complete way ot lite. In keeping With this idea, the Sodality carried on a full-scale program of apostolic, as Well as social activities, by which to accomplish its goals ot self-sanctitication, sanctitica- tion of neighbor, and defense ot the Church. Sodality projects this year included the Christmas basket drive, Christmas card sales, the Carroll Lenten Mass Club, the spring Mission Drive, the Leadership Retreat, and the Anthesterion Dance. This work was handled through the group's apostolic, interior lite, students' spiritual program, social action, and public relations committees. Prefect George Biltz was assisted by vice prefect Emmett Walsh, secretary Anton Bouhassin, and secre- tary Leonard Belmonte. Rev. lames I. McQuade, S.J. is the Sodality director, and Rev. loseph O. Schell, S.J. is moderator of the group. Sodalists George Biltz and John Berg, and moderator Rev. Joseph O. Schell, S.J., discuss his escape from China with Fr. Michael Tsu, S.J. ROW l: P. Koran, G. Lang, L. Belmonte, B. Caterino, E. Walsh, A. Bouhassin ROW 2: W. Ginley, J. Lynch, D. Zenk, W. Gschwend, N. Malinowski ROW 3: W. McNulty, T. Lichtle, C. Monastra, R. Thein, R. Smith, D. Ball ROW 4: J. Berg, C. Maxwell, J. Walsh, D. Santoro, R. Lang, W. Schmidt ROW 'l: R. Shaffer, R. Jasko, J. Mayer ROW 2: J. Browne, B. Samerdyke, J. Holler, G. Taylor ROW 3: D. Gehlman, L. Lau, J. Chapon future teachers of america The Future Teachers of America chapter at Carroll was organized just last year and has as its objective the fostering of teachers' vocations at the University. Students who plan to enter the teaching field are encouraged to meet together and discuss the educational problems facing America. Activities during the past school year included lectures by guest speakers on various phases of education, discussions of opportunities open to prospective teachers, and an Education Day program for high school students from the Cleveland area who plan to enter the teaching field. Rev. loseph P. Owens, SJ. is moderator of the group. institute of industrial relations ROW 'l: R. McGuinness, J. Meyers, F. King, Mr. John J. Connelly ROW 2: G. LaGanke, R. Weaver, B. Miraglia, J. Buckley, J. Boyle, F. Moran ROW 3: J. Weizer, C. Rini, R. Gale, T. Roth, K. Burke, F. Tesch The Institute of Industrial Relations enables Carroll students to examine the intricate problems of labor and management under the guidance of the papal encyclicals Rerum Novarum of Pope Leo XIII and Quadrageszmo Anno of Pope Pius XI. The organization's chief projects for the school year 1955-56 included field trips to Ford Motor Company and General Motors Corporation's Fisher Body Division. Discussion periods, guest speakers, research with respect to automation, and labor-management films comprised the bulk of the group's on-campus activities. Club officers were: lohn Meyers, presidentg Robert Glonnella, vice presidentp Raymond McGuinness, secretary Frank King, treasurer. Moderator was Mr. Iohn I. Connelly. 138 ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: Mr. Jack Hearns, J. Cornely, P. Fabien, B. Kurth, S. Cappas, M. Harden, H. Grzybowski, J. Rae, D. J. T. A. K. F. T. C. T. J. Damm, G. Drottar, L. Lyons, D. O'Rourke, V. Ficocelli, A. DeMeo, B. Merella, R. Hogan, Pellegrene, R. Maynard, G. McGivern, D. Gassman, R. Chiprean O'Connor, W. Menner, D. Hemminger, H. McDonald, B. Samerdyke, T. Conway, Bouhassin, J. Rybak, P. Behm, R. Slowey, J. Bachhuber, F. Macchitelli, D. Buckis, W. Kysela, Bollam, R. Semeraro, W. Stallings, J. Shalois, G. Noble, L. Christian, M. Benson, J. Berg, Paulovich Kirkhope, C. Jacobson, W. Schmidt, R. Protfit, L. Flandera, W. Groff, W. Miller, D. Karnak, Kelbley, W. Szczecinski, J. Roddy, K. Looney, G. Ward, R. Uritus, N. Antonazzo, D. Davis, Bracken, C. Ward, R. Kondrat, J. Richie, R. Pasquesi, M. Acquaviva, H. Strater, C. Novak, Sedlock, C. Varga, R. Garcia, T. Graven, L. Stern . I'-me 4:-wir-?a's:5:.5,? :rent .1-..-.grew wigfmag..--Mllpagats-1iL,...p,efm:,, vm,- it Qt - , TH M 2':,'1-- '- -'4- HL- ff , .. we - . A -ff f- ' 1- P- 1: V.: '- .1-1'-.s '1':i111zE'P :1f..V .. ,. , rv. a . - .i, Q '1 , -vp - , 4- - iv- ww mu f:1y.':..,.,,::,:gg-'e, mf. WM i .'t.ft'f1 -' if. , - iiliiiftii' 'f 'sa-siisgg ' a Wgigiirvf- ' V-if -f 'R' f A -'if llill-lil ' 'fi .- , .r grzjls .. . gg--W The lohn Carroll University Glee Club, under the di- rection ot Mr. lack T. Hearns, presented two campus concerts this year as well as a special preview concert under the auspices of the Evening Division. The 90-voice group also traveled to River Forest, Illinois to present a concert in conjunction with the Glee Club of Rosary College for Women. lohn Cornely was president, Michael Benson Was vice president, and Robert Chiprean and lohn Rae shared the secretarial duties. Rev. William l. Murphy, SJ. is moder- ator of the Gilee Club. One more time! 139 ROW 'l: T. McGunigal, M. Wedding, E. Kowalski, Dr. Joseph L. Hunter, J. Kost, J. Cornely, T. Dambach ROW 2: R. Lambert, F. Paulovich, B. Samerdyke, J. Arkey, T. Kasper, L. Bruening, D. Schuele ROW 3: D. George, D. Damm, J. Dockery, .J. Myers, K. Sroub, F. Humenik, C. Casagram, R. Soltis ROW 4: L. Christed, R. Bogush, J. Hach, T. Broderick, B. Frawley, R. Grimesy, J. McAuley, A. Caine insE'i'tuts oi sad o engineers During the 1955-56 school year the IRE sponsored a number of field trips to various industrial concerns as well as lectures by guest speakers from the industrial world. Two wiener roasts, a hayride, a picnic and the annual IRE banquet completed the social side of the group's activities. Thomas Dambach was honored as the outstanding senior by the Cleveland Institute of Radio Engineers and loseph Kost was named as the organization's outstanding member. Officers were: Thomas Dambach, chairman, William Gilroy, vice chairman, Iames McAuley, secretary, and Michael Wedding, treasurer. Dr. loseph L. Hunter is IRE moderator. international relations club STANDING: M. Conte, T. Amend, A. Oberst SEATED: J. Menge, F. Gaffney, N. Hogan, J. Logue, The International Relations club con- cerned itself this year with a discussion of foreign policy, dividing the material into two general semester topics. During the first semester, club members considered Africa and the Middle East. Second semester deliberations revolved about Asia, South America, and World Con- ilict. Club officers were Harvey Harth, presi- dent, Edward Daugherty, vice president. Moderator of the organization was Rev. Howard I. Kerner, S.l. 140 Rev. Howard J. Kerner, S.J., W. McNulty, D. Kaenel, J. Biezad, M. Down, D. Gehlmann ii b ROW 'l: R. Krzys, A. Frolte, T. McGc1nn, R. Occionero, A. Musccl, S. Lclto ROW 2: J. Atten, T. lonnettci, C. Pokorski, J. Lechluk, J. Johns, M. Stcivole ROW 3: S. Frontino, S. Spinello, S. Felice, J. Holzholl, M. Potcrini, F. Single ROW 4: C. Cimoroni, L. DiVc:lentino, L. Volbert, E. Peirolo, T. Arvonitis, P. Felice, G. Silverberg The major project ot the Italian Club during the past school year was the co-sponsorship ot the Mardi Gras Dance in conjunction with the modern languages department and the Spanish and French Clubs. Led by lames Pipino, president, Michael Conti, vice-president, Edward Peirolo, secretary, and Anthony Rossi, treasurer, the club members played their way to Victory in the intramural sports program and to the title, University ln- tramural Sports Champs. Other Activities included a stag picnic and a fund-raising 4 campaign for orphans in Italy. Moderator ot the group was Mr. lames l. Peirolo. ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: J. Pipino, A. Rossi, J. Vorgo, Mr. Jomes Peirolo L. Butclini A. DeMeo, J. Fortuncuto, M. Conti, A. Colcbrese D. Bonfiglicl, J. Lonosc R. Ponko, F. Walton, E. Neroni, B. Miroglio, L. Kenning, G. Silverberg, P. Schaffer, J. Holler 141 L. to R.: D. Ball, J. Cornely, Rev. William J. Murphy, S.J., T. O'Connell, F. Paulovich, J. Benedict coniraternity of chHsHan dochine Now in its second year ot existence on campus, the Confraternity ot Christian Doctrine is de- voted to teaching and explaining the Catholic Faith in various Northern Ohio institutions. As the result ot an intensive membership drive, the organization this year was able to enlist many new volunteers to teach and counsel at the County Detention Home, the County Workhouse, Hudson Boys' Farm, and Highland View Hospital. The group Was directed in its activities by: Robert DuBrul, president, Alvin DeMeo, vice president, Frank Kenny, secretary, William Schmidt, treasurer, lohn Stain, teacher-chair- man, Thomas Norton, discussion chairman, and Charles Farrell, helper-chairman. 142 aims Carroll's role as host to the 13th National Con- gress of the National Federation ot Catholic College Students, to be held here in September, is now being mapped out under the direction ot arrangements committee co-chairmen lack Corn- ely and Frank Paulovich. loseph Sedlock, junior delegate from Carroll, will serve as general chairman ot the Congress. Senior delegate tor the 1955-56 school year was Tom O'Connell, while Dave Ball shared junior delegate duties with Sedlock. lames Ritch- ie, with Paulovich, served as co-chairman ot the National Social Service Commission and Patrick O'Reilly was regional chairman. Carroll's Social Service Club was headed by Carl Acker. ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 : D. Ball, A. DeMeo, C. Farrell, R. Mellert, E. Martoch, T. Norton 2: A. Granzeier, J. Lowe, D. Zenk, R. DuBrul, R . Kikta, L. Stern 3. E. Walsh, D. Santoro, W. Schmidt, J. Fertig R. Smith 4: C. Maxwell, J. Malloy, J. Stain, J. Moran, J. Logue, T. Lichtle, J. Lynch -kr-. ...,ef:f-e.- '..':j:lz'?4l , -..... 1 -F, V-'req ':YI-F'-if'::L....- . . v aff' F-if-'ff'f 'W J ' 59' n l C J - .- 'swf i if -M Emil T.' xe- A J -rg Q, 4-if nu .Pr O 'CR ,, A . tu YH' e 'I' entre 4 Q 'Q ty ' x 1 0-iam' . ,j x . J i 9 'a 1 'E verslir.-. i2:'15ag. .,. 5' .I are-f .. .V V-f 'r , R .Q in 6251- - . . . ' tsp . n. iw ' H -553934519 ,,-.. V-sr, ':::r.w..., ..- '-1 f fir., Years. . . ..,.--11 5 51,7 - wssugeg..,,wu..,.... V ,.....,,:,,.,.:Wa9i 5- 55511 'N ' 'f3'3?f . fi- M The Little Theatre Society, lohn Carroll's dramatic group, stages two plays each year, providing ample opportunity tor interested students to familiarize themselves with the various branches ot theater arts and to gain some practical experience by actual participation in them. Officers during the 1955-56 school year were: Richard Murphy, president, Robert Andrews, vice presidentp and Patrick Farrell, secretary-treasurer and business manager. Rev. William l. Murphy, S.l. was moderator, and productions were directed by Mr. Leone I. Marinello. Mr. Marinello briefs the Caine cast .r , i . , m ' '- ' -ru. i .1-v-,ii , , ., L , .1 ,. I , f .E 2 x ROW 'I: Mr. Leone J. Morinello, R. Murphy, J. English, P. O'Reilly, W. Schmidt, R. Andrews ROW 2: F. Tesch, J. Millor, D. Washtock, J. Honson, R. Monzello, R. Kornoitowski ROW 3: D. Gourcio, J. Sillings, J. Reardon, R. Kondrot, R. Roch, R. Posquesi, C. Atten 14 H W A QQ--ag 'gfbgvw WW? 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Strater Providing music for the Student Mass on Friday and other religious cere- monies at the University has been the traditional duty of the Liturgical Choir. ln addition to their usual activities this year, the thirty-voice group was featured on Radio station WERE in the Seven Acts program. The choir is directed by Rev. Herman l. Muller, S.l. with the assistance of Rev. Mark Finan, S.l. Officers of the group this year were Joseph Kost, president, Benedict Miraglia, vice president, lames Cooney, secretary, and Henry Strater, treasurer. vnu theta Mu Theta is a chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, the national dramatic fraternity. The pur- pose of the society is to further the interests of drama wherever the organization exists. At Carroll, Mu Theta supports the Little Theatre Society and the dramatic enter- prises of the surrounding Cleveland uni- versities. Officers for 1955-56 Were: Frank Tesch, cast director, Bob Andrews, cast business manager, Chuck Atten, cast stage manager. ROW l: R. Murphy, F. Tesch, P. Farrell, P. O'Reilly ROW 2: J. English, D. Garcia, R. Andrews mode railroad club The Model Railroad Club, sponsored by the Military Science Department, is a small but closely-knit organization of stu- dents interested in the construction of small gauge railroad models. The club offers a variety of do-it-yourself activi- ties connected with the railroad and port operations display, ranging from con- struction to renovation and electrical work. The club's many operations are guided by its moderator, Maj. Loren J. Pretty. national defense transportation association The National Defense Transportation Association is devoted to the study of the problems relat ed to transportation in the defense of the United States This year the association concerned itself primarily with the application of Civil Defense principles and the evacuation of the cam pus in the event of an atomic attack Club officers for the 1955-56 school year were Dean Gassrnan president lames Cooney vice president, Albert Oberst secretary and lohn Breen treasurer Major Melvin O Miller served as moderator. ROW 1: Mai. Melvin O. Miller D Gassman A Oberst J Cooney J Breen ROW 2: A. Michenfelder, P Gordon T Tremper F Eder J Dorsch G Wechter S Glod J. Luby, N. D'AIio F Hovorka ROW 3: R. Ottes, A. Swanson R McGuire L Lyons P Vertm R Dodson J Cavanaugh J. Lynch, N. Isaac, R Regenold K Warras ROW 4: W. Quilter, L. Renner R Niesen J Clcotta P Keenan H MacDonald R Brill J.Cunningham,J Moloney P Schaffer D Kirk J Lang whos what Twenty-one seniors were selected for member- ship in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities this year. The selections, made by the Carroll Union from a field of nominees from campus organizations, were made on the basis of scholastic achievement, service, and loyalty to the university. Who's Who is a national annual honorary publication, which catalogues the top students in American colleges and universities. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW I: H. Collins, D. Gasbarre, P. Gordon, J. Boler, V. Panichi, R. Gonnella ROW 2: J. Staniskis, J. Gaul, J. Cicotta, J. Clark, R . Abraham ROW 3: J. Keegan, M. Benson, H. Lynn, J. Weizer, T. Zuzich, R. Rezac ROW 4: R. Maynard, A. DeGulis, R. Niesen, C. Rini, C . Winger ROW 5: J. Breen, T. Bonitas, J. Finan 148 L. Belmonte, B. Caterino, J. Berg, J. Finan, J. Pipil B. Miraglia J J. Boler, F. Paulovich, A. DeGulis, E. Daugherty, J J. Benedict, V. Punzo, D. Santoro C. Monastra, E. Bresnan, R. Gonnella, A. Oberst, M. Benson, H. Strater R. Reilly, F. Tesch . l l commerce l club , The largest extra-curricular organiza- tion on campus, the Commerce Club, is composed of students in the School of Business, Economics, and Government. l The club's busy 1955-56 activities sched- ule included the sponsorship of field trips, guest speakers, socials, a cocktail party, and the Commerce Club Dance October 8. Officers for the year were: Philip Gordon, president, Robert Gonnella, vice president, Richard Collins, secre- tary, and George Vaul, treasurer. fr . .'-- --- - -, A A ?.,'s .-fs f'f: g'g.gg ig:g, Q 4 ,.,5,i,gg4W kwsfsasavfr' wig, ,Q .,,g,,3,.. W., I J'Q'5f M Yflffffgmn ' ,, ,, .ir-:::i.'.--+'r aff-3. ...Q -AFL-ffl' if-:se , 'tra Qain., '--li QW' :f-5 . -MP3 fly '-ff YQ? 7 J pers Ing is Tir Hilti: as Wt.. 'W' Qi, r I e S H319 FQQQL 5952, 5?f'Sfa- iii? fill 'Q --4 mm' -, .,., ,,. -f-,,,,,.1z:',., ...-fff.,-f.-i-:.u-- fx f 'Ti U- ' 'V' Y flI:l .,,.,. A.: n'2R Yil',G -fr' V ,hd 'Li'-as-Tw-W H -fa,-.aiiiyiu-r7.5mf.,-.-.vefff5?g3,l,'mfr' ' .412 -.--.rwffisf 'vt J-fa ' A' ' GSW-'g,5-1-fg?:Q L,.'ffa?'P2'm55f53l l--six-3.351-f..-,,., ,a-gg, ' 1' -as-Eaalv.-, N' ':..,g,y.5.,.,-gif:--.,-y . . . . . -- -S-cis-2: The Pershing Ritles, Carrol1's crack drill team, won the fourth annual Cleveland Grays' Drill Meet. It was the Com- pany's third straight victory and won permanent possession of the trophy cup. The unit also competed in the Illinois Invitational Drill Meet, the Regional Meet with Kent State, COMPANY OFHCER5 Youngstown, and Akron Universities, and the First Regiment to R.: N. lsaac, R. Donahue, E. Fouratt, Company Commander Meet held at the University of Kentucky' Gorny, J- MYSYS, R- Halcik, P- HUFISY, MOCISYGTOY CGPTOFH R- Other activities this year included the St. Patrick's Day orman, R. O'Keefe and George Washington's Day parades. ROW 1: Cleft to rightl N. Isaac, P. Hurley, R. Donahue, E. Fouratt, Company Commander R. Gorny Moderator Capt. R. Dorman, J. Myers, R. Halcik, R. O'Keete, H. Johnson ROW 2: J. LeBlanc, P. Sabatino, J. O'Brien, J. Hirotsu, R. Nauman, J. O'Neill, J. Rill, J. Vassar, T. Abraham, R. Streetz, G. Svaiger, C. Spanko, F. Szustak, W. Miller, T. Majhan ROW 1: Cleft to rightl J. Curry, T. Sands, R. Gundelach, F. Novak, D. Ludwig, A. Long, D. Hemminger, Jos. Lipocky, P. Marley, F. Keyerleber, J. Spring, D. Stegmaier, J. Makert, N. Antonazzo, J. Lawlor, R. Sisterhen IOW 2: R. Yersky, C. Harden, W. Harden, C. Roth, R. Dodson, W. Puchein, A. Tokunaga, D. Diederich, T. Barrowman, L. Bernard, A. Savoca, F. Forestier, N. Caticchio, R. Conrad, R. Janus IOW 3: W. Weaver, Jas. Lipocky, R. Vercillo, R. Bracken, D. Gould, S. Casarona, F. DeFiore, J. Robertson, R. Pavol, R. Phillips, F. Rice, C. Novak, J. Mclntyre, C. Tramont, A. Zepf l49 Standing: T. Hill, J. Hovanec, J. Haas, G. Anzic Seated E. Kowalski philosophy club ROW l: Mr. Charles A. Visgak, T. Sweeney, P. Gordon, L. Lyons, K. Bednar ROW 2: V. Punzo, L. Renner, D. Bresnahan, J. Nowlan radio club K8WBF are the call letters of lohn Carroll's campus ham radio station. Located on the first floor of the Mili- tary Science Building, the radio room is always accessible to members ofthe Radio Club who have a few free min- utes and feel like tuning in on a broad- cast from South America or Hawaii. Members meet as often as possible to compare notes and to seek new air waves to conquer. President of the club is Eugene Kowalski. Rev. Hugh B. Rodman, S.l., is moderator. The year l955-56 was one of re-birth for the Philosophy Club. In addition to a series of discussions on St. Thomas' De Anime, the club sponsored a number of talks concerning Various philosophical views on the soul which were open to the student body. Aquinas Day was observed March 7, the saint's feast, with a Mass, several panel discussions, and lectures on Thomism. Officers for the year were: Vincent Punzo, president, and Tim Sweeney, secretary. Mr. Charles A. Visgak is moderator. One ot the more active organizations on campus, the Scabbard and Blade undertook as its prime project a Carroll Blood Bank by con- ducting twin blood drives, one each semester, in conjunction with the American Red Cross. A liaison between the Military Science De- partment and the student body, the group held numerous social activities on and oft campus, and also co-sponsored the sixth annual Military Ball, at which over 600 couples danced to the music ot Eddie Grady and the Commanders. Major Ideal M. Calvanese was moderator ot the organization, and officers were: Vincent Punzo, president, Carl Monastra, vice president, Thomas O'Connell, secretary, and Thomas Tremper, treasurer. scabba ROW 1: P. Smicklos, W. Quilter, L. Roetl'1er,T OConnell V Punzo C Monostrcl T Tremper P Prosse S. Chozinski, D. Zenk ROW 2: J.Mix,J. Boyle, P. Vertin, C. Novak J Scanlon O Santos J Schempp F Eder P Hurley D. Gclssmon, N. lsooc ROW 3: J. Fox,J. Kertes, R. Niesen, C. Atten K Bedncr L Lyons P Behm C Clmorom R Murphy F. Hovorko ROW 4: Lt. Col. George W. Bolrry, C. Deville R Grose D Buckley J Volpe J Chlpreczn T Holloroln J. Smith, G. Zovodil, J. Szabo, D. O Rourk Mol Ideol M Colvcmese trench club The activities schedule of the French Club this year included such diversified events as a dialogue Mass in French, a French newspaper, Les Parisiens , a banquet-dance, two full-length feature films, and a number of mixers. The highlight of the year for the club was the Mardi Gras Dance on Shrove Tuesday, co-sponsored by the modern languages department and the modern language clubs. The groups also pre- sented a short French play and wound up the year's activities with the annual French Club picnic. Officers for the year were: Thomas Weiss, president, Peter Boylan, vice president, Tim Abraham, secretaryg and Robert Nolan, treasurer. Moderator of the club is Mr. Lucien Aube. ROW 1 ROW 2: ROW 3: Mr. Lucien Aube, M. Nassit, T. Weiss, R. Nolan, J. Esther E. Madden, J. Kolvachin, R. Glover, F. Wilamoski, T. McGunigal, L. Lau T. McDonald, T. Groutt, J. Holtgrieve, W. Ryan, W. Marks, D. Dilorio spanish club R. Velotta To augment its pre-lenten Mardi Gras ROW : R. Purgert, R. D'Alessandro, J. Namen, P. Fegen, J. Grady, M. Harden, A. DeFrancis ROW G. Gaydosh, J. Hernandez, J. Garn, ROW ROW 152 J. Braverman, R. Kaczor, M. Machitelli ' C. Stewart, R. Cenar, T. Harbottle, R. Nahra, E. Tanski, D. Connolly : J. McDonald, A. Buchta, A. Siemer, C. Vargo Dance, sponsored in conjunction with the modern languages department and the other modern language clubs, the Span- ish Club this year held a dinner-dance, mixers, and presented a series of lectures by guest speakers. An added attraction was the presentation of the movie, Locura de Amor, the story of the mad queen, luana, of Spain. lohn Robertson was president of the group, Robert Nix was vice president, and Timothy Hoy filled the post of secretary- treasurer. Mr. Luis Soto-Ruiz is the Spanish Club moderator. . . 1 ' - . f wf'rif , ,, , ., 3-'F' Wa. r' F V 1 , ' uf, F.: , - 4 '.i31FQJZ.-1'J '4a 471 i A: :jf A , M :,,m7,s.'f,,',.z wq., aw: 1 W.,,..' mf. .A e.2M,Q:f 'Qi L ., ,- 7 . V .. L 1. g ,Zi 4 ,,.,, .mtv mg' .-rsh? wil 1-H. 555 I Haifa tial 25. f, 'west -Q- ' f-- 'Lima .x Qgzfgg. l.-,iffy 5.-is ., my L iiriiwliixs .. -53312 x Q if Q vigil., f vi -iw: wi, 'vi Q if K 11? A d if' - m a r I tilt it . it EE 531 ,..g:g,,N vi jim 9 r G 5 T. 1 ' 1 Sam U.: 1 as ,. wilt? J him as ' -T43 w Yr 'er' -mr..-is v 9 i'ZEYa'L':'f if! ,,f1ivQf , , .g. 'f' 'f AQTHIYKAFEIICF' Corogmn Iilegerl' SG,CxdrU.So,3nl?Gllier' Nancy Gilmore tests Ferdinand's are c uinness, y is onan, arcia ales y, Celebrated delicate ego. Mary Kay Simon and Nancy Gilmore. Flying Down to Bio, the Band and Glee Club entry, Won first place in the Mardi Gras float contest, with Miss Phyllis Ronan reigning as Queen. Co-sponsored by the Spanish and French Clubs, the Mardi Gras was held Shrove Tuesday, February 14, which, coincidentally, was also St. Valentine's Day. William Faulkner of the Cleveland News, and Ruth Allan and lane Stevens, local radio personalities, were judges. Judges William Faulkner, Ruth Allen, and Jane Stevens announce their de- cision to Chairman Bob Smith. Mr. Luis Soto-Ruiz, Spanish Club moder- ator, and Larry Lau and Tom Weiss ap- parently enioy planning the Mardi Gras Phyllis Ronan graces the winning details. Band and Glee Club float. 7 www 1:3 ab., if f Q24 Q Q 1 Xa ,Ag fl 22 55521 3 5:44 IEg .2?Q ff ? ,i4g gi Q1 fm gi 0 FL 572 . Q 9 I :Lf if Q 1 ..wK , 5 X, V S Ci 'SQL -S+ HE? Q K F' K R sk. Q wh : Y E X , A 6 3 QS fiwti - L Q :P X xx, .. if E v. 3 .Q sl k wg-Mfg' Q A A E X ,f , ex 4 . 4 931' ' Q. lx is S ' Q mi x g E 3 s ,M'I' ,K Hx- I 'H sg. 1? .A 3 If ks H gee? K K ES X 5' iff? 'Wk Q? Y. f XP , Q ' 2 ,W L :gg - Xxx -f'?T5??? '--' - 2' . Qlfx gg kia gigf ,QS ' mt x 5-fa' ff vvkl 1 uae X' M km 5' Wil x ' b f -4 A V' N A I '-,,, Q , 31.6 - . 'h'-,:' : 5 Lf ' L X -1 P-,: X - - - '-2f' f 1 Q J X Jwgfs r H Q N ,,,HlfQ6 -- Aim - ,.., A, Q M m EQ Nf.a?7md?, X it S' , . w ' MM V 5' Miinwk K az- L ..:, ,. Nik s f -Q 'Q Q f P, Zi, 'mv w f, , ., .,.. Q ., H1554 fi -5, 4 - in ks' Q55 . I-- 'mt ff? 3 fa S Q . 4 fqgjdd Q5 fi? 1 pix ' 'Ahh-., xi 1 gf! 5 Q A 3' B Q c g monte carlo party Smile, smile, smile! No wonder when the rate of exchange is S50 for twenty-five cents. Jack Carson is The banker, Charles Duhigg and Joanne Farrell are the customers 156 CoolCaTCas1ellaz'in crimps his cravat while cutting the carpet. Frank Maruncls Melo-Aires provided the dance tempos for those who preferred 'fo rock instead of roll. Place your bets, says croupier Charles Wosserbauer. Taking a Chance on Luck are Frank Farilli, Phyllis De More, Sigmund Soya, Eleanor Ropinz, and Larry Sfern. Cagey Jack Carson doubles up as Chuck-o-luck chucker. Such charm. Look! They're taking OUR eve: ing picture! diy sion rr af 1- K T- I , Ar r - vt' 'rf!. f ' .:1'i:. 157 Pershing Rifles at your service! Dotty Walsh and Bob Halcik Queen's attendant Eileen Boze and her escort, Ted Arvanitis, pass beneath the Scabbard 81 Blade honor guard. 158 Cadet Ted Druhot presents the queen's bouquet to Honorary Colonel Helen Schaeffer, guest of Al De Gulis Dan O'Rourke and Nancy Knipe stand at ease! Bob Swanson, Marylin Loatsch, Marian Swanson, and Bob Martin. Mary Jo O'Neill and Dick Murphy are more inter- ested in each other than in the ph otog ra pher. The brass gathers L Col Welch Col Ben De Jo n F Weltle Capt Clegg and Lt Col Barry H . S17 'xl 3 if J .0 . ...,,..,,- , honorary editors o k ' 4 'nz N.,-.rc lf 1'-K -1 -:3.-wiv ' . '. - . I The Wm. Abel Sl Sons Co. W. E. Baldwin Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing Co City Products Corporation Good Coal-Crushed, Cubed and Block Ice Miss Josephine Grasselli Dr. Peter H. Iacobell Knitic Foods Anthony P. Miele Dr. and Mrs. l. T. Meyer L. V. Prohaska Precision Optical Dispensing Co Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Rowley Dorothy C. 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