John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

A R I L L O N -| UNIVERSITY 1959 { | EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _ WILLIAM A. BURIAN MANAGING EDITOR GARY C. FURIN BUSINESS MANAGER _ JOHN T. FEIGHAN IV | ; | a ___ — = = es 2 O ATHLETIC MILITARY UNIVERSITY SOCIAL Ww CULTURAL GUIDED as © = = = RELIGIOUS WHICH BUILDS THE WHOLE Most Rey. Edward F. Hoban S-L-DS LE Doe L.D: ARCHBISHOP—BISHOP OF CLEVELAND Most Rey. Floyd L. Begin Most Rey. John J. Krol Dy en ee Ces etal Rel D Wes, gOS ea YI ee Very Rev. Hugh E. Dunn, S.J. A.M., PH.D. PRESIDENT Now that you have completed your college education, I trust that you can discern one ideal we have constantly kept before you during your years at John Carroll: the achievement of excellence in all that you do. The ideal of excellence we have proposed to you is not approached if one rests content with surpassing one’s fellows in specific trials of intellectual strength. One may win many such contests without really perfecting himself as a man. Genuine excellence is attained only if one can honestly say that he has used all his personal resources to the best of his ability. Only then will you be able to meet the challenges that await you in a manner that is worthy of a graduate of a Jesuit institution of higher learning. It is our hope that, as you review your years at John Carroll, you will recognize our effort to inculcate this high standard of excellence. Our success as educators will be judged by the efforts you make to live up to this ideal and to carry it out in all the areas of your life. Dedication “ . . . the theater is a scale whereon are weighed not only the interpreters of ideas, but the very ideas themselves—the values in printed patterns of behavior, the hidden experiences, the sug- gested designs for living, the worth of hidden notions . . . Out of all this raw material must be manufactured a product which spectators can bear away with them for their present diversion and their future good.” FRANK J. WIESS AM. I f the University, in the words of our President, is “. the arena in which the willing student meets the able teacher in appropriate surroundings Professor Frank J. Wiess has made of _ his classroom an intellectual theater in which he weighs and interprets the ideas of man, scrutinizing his foibles, mocking his pretensions, applauding his eminences. In composition or in literature, in poetry or in drama, his saber- swift, stiletto-sharp analyses of the written word have a single, unswerving purpose: the formation of students with sharpened rhetorical skills, sensitized literary appetites, refined artistic tastes. Chiding sometimes, whimsical often, patient always, he surrounds his students with diversion for their present encouragement, en- lightenment for their future good. For twenty-three years Professor Wiess has commuted to Carroll from his home in Parma. In all that time “Senator” Wiess, as his colleagues call him, never has lost his temper, never has lifted his voice in expostulation or argument, never has lost the scholarly The two deans of the Department of English, professors Aloysius A. Bungart and Frank J. Wiess, exchange remi- niscences. Colleagues and comrades for more than two decades, the two expect to continue their companionship despite Professor Bungart’s retirement in June after 40 years in John Carroll classrooms. —Frank J. Wiess “The Vitalizing Force in the Theater” dignity which fits him like a toga. Indeed he is so soft-spoken that his words tiptoe on down-shod feet. Shelley had in mind such a man as Professor Wiess when he wrote: “ that content surpassing wealth The sage in contemplation found, and walked with inner glory crowned . . . � ? A charter member of the Ohio Catholic Poetry Society, Professor Wiess is a poet in his own right, singing, like the lover in Twelfth Night, high or low as occasion offers. In the precious moments he can steal from his beloved books, Professor Wiess is a horticulturist, raising flowers, vegetables, and herbs. In the last he is a national authority. From anise to woodruff he knows their culinary virtues and uses them to create a hundred mouth-watering salads and dishes. The staff is extremely proud to dedicate the 1959 edition of the Carillon to Professor Frank J. Wiess: bard, gentleman, scholar. ars ————————————S Board of Advisory ‘Trustees The Lay Board of Advisory Trustees is a consulting body appointed by the Very Rev. Hugh E. Dunn, S. J. with the approval of the Jesuit Board of Trustees. The Board’s purpose is to help pro- vide bases of efficient business admin- istration, continuity of business policies and sound financing, advice on pro- grams involving capital expenditures, and suggestions for achieving the ways and means of continuing development The members of the Lay Board are selected for their personal prestige in the community, their recognized integ- at John Carroll. (Members not pictured rity of character, their ability in business are William G. Bernet and Walter E. and financial matters, and their interest Daly.) in the University and its work. FRANK E. JOSEPH Chairman Attorney, Jones, Day, Cockley Reavis JOHN K. THOMPSON Treasurer Chairman of the Board, Union Commerce Bank EDGAR L. OSTENDORF Vice-Chairman Ostendorf-Morris Co. J. HAROLD TRAVERSE Secretary A ttorney KENYON C. BOLTON MORRIS A. BRADLEY THOMAS F. DOLAN | President, Cleveland Airways, Inc. Director of Personnel and Public President, The Dobeckmun Co. Relations, M. A. Hanna Co, ALBERT M. DONZE A. CARLTON ERNSTENE, M.D. Vice-President, Timken Roller Chairman, Division’ of Medicine, Bearing Co., Canton, Ohio Cleveland Clinic oo , ' ALLAN W. FRITZSCHE JAMES T. GRIFFIN CLARENCE W. HANNON’ BEN M. HAUSERMAN Chairman of the Board, Gen- Group Manager, Sears Roe- President, Murray Ohio Mfg. Secretary, E. F. Hauserman eral Industries Co., Elyria, buck and Co. Co., Nashville, Tenn. Co, Ohio . N e as? ESS Cie ict aphlisaetpuase Ay, ae WILLIAM H. KYLE CHARLES F. McCAHILL JOHN P. MURPHY President, Society National Bank Senior Vice-President, Forest City President, Higbee Co. Publishing Co, VAN H. LEICHLITER PETER F. LEUSCH President, American Steel and Vice-President, East Ohio Gas Co. Wire Div., U. S. Steel Corp. SAY ay YP bee CYRIL F. ONEIL RAY TURK MYRON H. WILSON, JR. Vice-President, General Tire and Development Director Wilson, McBride and Co. Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio St. Vincent Charity Hospital Z e |3 STATE OF OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES A RESOLUTION = 103rd GENERAL ASSEMBLY H. R. Now 64 REGULAR SESSION 1959-1960 Messrs. Moone y-Corrigan-Day-Fuerst-Gorman-Kil bane- Pokorny=-Sullivan-Sweeney-Zona-Mrs. Donnelly- Messrs. Horvath=Kovach-Lazzaro-Matia-McCaffery- McGettrick=Novak In tribute to the memory of the Rev. Father William J. Murphy, S.J., beloved Dean of Men at John Carroll University, for twenty-six years. WHEREAS, Seldom has a man so profoundly guided the footsteps through life of so many men and left such a lasting impression upon the minds of the thousands who knew him as did the beloved Dean of Men of John Carroll University, the Reverend Father William J. Murphy, S6 Uap Ziael WHEREAS, When Father Murphy arrived in 1930 at what was then St. Ignatius College, he joined the Philosophy Department and also served as Athletic Director, bringing to this school a scholarly mind trained and disciplined at St. Louis University, where he received his B. Aw, Me. Aw, and Ph.D., and experience in teaching by virtue of his tenure at St. Johns College, British Honduras; and WHEREAS, More than any other faculty member in the school's history, Father Murphy was directly associated with John Carroll activities, and as Dean of Men for twenty-six years he was responsible for the Carroll Boosters Club, Carroll Union, Band, Glee Club, and Drama Society, but no matter how busy his many responsibilities kept him, Father Murphy always found time to counsel those who needed a word of encouragement; therefore be it RESOLVED, That we, the members of the House of Representatives of the 1L03rd General Assembly, adopt this Resolution by a rising vote thus expressing our sorrow at the passing of this wonderful religious leader and educator of a'‘University that has contributed so many ‘Men of Garroll tosthis legislature. sands best scmmtne ts RESOLVED, That the Clerk of the House of Representatives transmit duly authenticated copies of this Resolution to the John Carroll University Student Center, Cleveland News, Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Cleveland Press, Adopted March 3, 1959 My ATTEST KL CLERK — 15 In Memoriam Rey. William J. Murphy, S.J. Born May 10, 1894 Entered the Society of Jesus September 2, 1914 Died February 20, 1959 Suscipiat te Christus qui vocavit te... in Paradisum deducant te angeli . . . et aeternam habeas requiem. — Missa Die Obsequii Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY | ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS SENIOR DIRECTORY PATRONS oO ON i) a Page Page ©” © — Page eS HANA A eA Ay SSM RCUSTAT? 2 ar a ix v RES rai LSS? _ ADMINISTRATION : TARE: mae Shard REV. EDWARD C. McCUE, S.J. Sollee rie: Vice President Dean of the Graduate School REV. WILLIAM J. MILLOR, S.J. PAlbike Iai? Executive Dean REV. RICHARD T. DETERS, S.J. AIM Seo. Libs: Dean of the Evening College q « ARTHUR J. NOETZEL, JR. M.B.A., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Business. Economics, and Government REV. JOSEPH F. DOWNEY, S.J. M.S.. Ed3=Mags-1ee Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences FRANK J. DEVLIN M.B.A. Assistant Dean of the School of Business, Economics, and Government REV. JAMES V. McCUMMISKY, S.J. PoOMeeo. LL. Assistant Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences EUGENE R. MITTINGER REV. WILLIAM J. MURPHY, S.J. A.M. A.M., Ph.D. Registrar Dean of Men REV. HENRY F. BIRKENHAUER, S.J. Sid a ed cl BY Director of the Seismological Observatory REV. P. DOUGLAS KELLER, S.J. Sy GAGE OD eda Treasurer HERBERT H. KENNEDY J. PATRICK ROONEY, JR. Vice President for Development M.S.S.W. Assistant to the President CHARLES J. COONEY FRED W. HOHMAN | Comptroller Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds REV. JAMES A. MACKIN, A.M., B.S. in L.S. Director of Libraries . WALTER S. NOSAL | Ed. D. } Administrator of Vocational Services r HERBERT C. EISELE A.M. Director of Athletics HARVEY CHARLES Ed. D. Director of Teacher Training ee : 04 ual x , . 2% REV. JOHN A. WEBER, S.J. RICHARD J. SPATH A.M. Phi): | Director of Student Promotion Director of Student Publications REV. HERMAN S. HUGHES, S. J. JAMES P. CONWAY LEAH YABROFF A.M., (Oxon.) od bys Uc YE Ge ALB wos it) Li, Director of Cultural Series Executive Secretary of Alumni Association Librarian e 23 Biology REV. TERENCE AHEARN, S.J. A.M. Professor of Biology Director of the Department EDWIN F. GILCHRIST REV. PHILIP H. VOGEL, S.J. D’ALTE A. WELCH M.S., Ph.D. Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Biology Assistant Professor of Biology Professor of Biology JOHN G. ALLEN JEAN M. CUMMINGS A.M. M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Associate Professor of Biology Physical Education HERBERT C. EISELE | A.M. Associate Professor of Physical | ; Education Director of Athletics Beer” j | - —_ : | : ‘ ae vi —S FRANK G. BELANICH SIL CORNACHIONE RICHARD A, ILIANO CARL F. TORCH B.S. A.B. A.M. A.M. Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Physical Education, Instructor in Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Athletic Trainer Assistant Football Coach 24 eS? me eee _— ; DONALD P. GAVIN A.M. Associate Professor of History Director of the Department )| THOMAS E. AUGE REV. THOMAS P. CONRY, S.J. BELTI SHAH GILANI JAMES R. HARTNETT Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. A.M., LL.D. Ph.D. : : ' Assistant Professor of History Associate Professor of History Instructor in History and Assistant Professor of History Political Science MICHAEL S, PAP A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science FRANK J. HEINTZ, JR. A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science REV. JAMES J. MACKIN, S.J. A.M., B.S. in L.S. Assistant Professor of History EUGENE G. OBERST A.M. Associate Professor of History and Political Science Py nD KERNER, S.J. GEORGE J. PRPIC A.M., Ph.D. A.M. Associate Professor of History Instructor in History e 25 GEORGE E. GRAUEL A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Director of the Department ; A, | JOHN A. CONLEY Associate Professor of English BERNARD R. CAMPBELL A.M. Associate Professor of English ALOYSIUS A. BUNGART A.M. Associate Professor of English : DAVID H. BATTENFELD | Ph.D. i Assistant Professor of English i f : DOUGALD B. MacEACHEN | A.M., Ph.D. : Associate Professor of English 4 REV. HERMAN S. HUGHES, S.J. A.M. (Oxon.) Assistant Professor of English WARREN L, FLEISCHAUER A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English JOSEPH T. COTTER JOHN L. MELTON .M. ; ae A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English 26 e , REV. J. G. MILUNAS, S.J. A.M., Ph.D. | Assistant Professor of English VINCENT S. KLEIN A.M. Associate Professor of Speech Director of the Department AUSTIN J. FREELEY A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Speech e 27 ROBERT R. YACKSHAW A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English JAMES F. O’DONNELL ARTHER S. TRACE, JR. FRANK J. WIESS A.M., Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. ; A.M. Associate Professor of English Assistant Professor of English Associate Professor of English LEONE J. MARINELLO REV. R. J. SCHNEIDER, S.J. A.M. NGM hey SLE Associate Professor of Speech Tastricton in Speech Director of Dramatics ROBERT A. VALYO, JR. A.M. Assistant Professor of Speech amp enna H i EDMUND B. THOMAS WILLIAM A. WEAVER ul M.S., Ph.D. M.S., Ph.D. A. Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Chemistry As Director of the Department | | DOMINIC J. HUNT ROBERT J. NOOK A.M., Ph.D. A.M. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Chemistry SICS REV. L. J. MONVILLE, S.J. M, Sis. 1 Sakelise ele Professor of Physics Director of the Department | EDWARD F., CAROME M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics REV. FRANK A. GUTOWSKI, JOSEPH L. HUNTER wake M:S..) Ph.D. M.Seo oy keleae Dey Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Physics HARRY C. NASH WILLIAM F. O7HEARN M.S., Ph.D. M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Physics 28 e@ Modern Languages LUCIEN A. AUBE A.M. Assistant Professor of French RENE L. FABIEN A.M., Ph.D. Professor of German Director of the Department of Modern Languages ROBERT T. CORRIGAN ED.M., A.M. Assistant Professor of Spanish ron RICHARD J. CALLAN -D. Instructor in Modern Languages BERNARD 5S. JABLONSKI A.M. Professor of French : THEODORE L. LOWE � A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of German JAMES J. PEIROLO A.M. Associate Professor of Spanish and Italian LUIS SOTO-RUIZ A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages : Ets. 3 | EDMUND 5S. URBANSKI BERTRAM WERWIE A.M., Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Spanish Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Philosophy REV. JOSEPH O. SCHELL, S.J. A.M., S.T.L. Associate Professor of Philosophy Director of the Department HEY. ( AM, § Associa Lang FRANCIS J. CATANIA WILLIAM S. HAYMOND A.M. A.M. Instructor in Philosophy Assistant Professor of Philosophy RICHARD J. BLACKWELL aah F. TORRENS HECHT A.M., Ph.D. 7, Assistant Professor of Philosophy A.M., S.T.L., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy Pe am vr nr terry CANES SRT REY, AM, Instn REV. GEORGE A. KMIECK S.J: A.M... S:1T.lo5 eb. D: Professor of Philosophy REV. NICHOLAS A. HORVATH M.S. in’ L.S.; S.1.L.., Ph.D: Associate Professor of Philosophy REV. LEONARD OTTING, S.J. W. EDMUND THIRLKEL A.M., Ph.D. SS... B.ouMs Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of Philosophy REV. OSCAR J. LA PLANTE BERNARD WUELLNER, S.J. S.J. A.M., Ph.D. A.M. Professor of Philosophy : Professor of Philosophy REV. C. A. CASTELLANO, S.J. A.M., S.T.L. _ Associate Professor of Classical Languages | CHT ilosophy Ree LOUIS M. BRAATZ, S.J. A.M. Instructor in Theology OK § REV. DANIEL B. CRONIN, S.J. A.M. Associate Professor of Theology RICHARD J. SPATH A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Classical Languages Director of the Department REV. W. J. MILLOR, S.J. R. JOSEPH SCHORK, JR. A.M., S.T.L., Ph.D. D. Phil. | , Professor of Classical Languages Instructor in Classical Languages REV. FRANK A. BITTENZ, S.J. A.M. Assistant Professor of Theology REV. N. A. PREDOVICH, S.J. A.M., S.T.L. Assistant Professor of Theology Director of the Department REV. TERENCE T. KANE, S.J. A.M., J.C.D. Professor of Theology REV. WILLIAM J. ENNEN, S.J. REV. THOMAS D. EWING, S.J. Sickest Le A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Theology Professor of Theology Mathematics REV. HENRY F. BIRKEN- HAUER, S.J. A.M., S.T.L., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Director of the Department REV. THOMAS C. BIECKER, S.J. Director of the Seismological M.S. Observatory Assistant Professor of Mathematics MARY NEFF FRANCIS T. HUCK JOHN A. KLUG EDWARD J. WALTER M.S., Ph.D. M.S., Ed.D. A.M. Ase: M.S., Ph.D. ; Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Instructor in Engineering Professor of Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Drawing Assistant Director of the Seismological Observatory ducation HARVEY CHARLES Ed.M., Ed.D. Professor of Education Director of Teacher Training WALTER S. NOSAL A.M., Ed.D. Professor of Education Director of the Department Administrator of Vocational Services REV. JOSEPH P. OWENS, S.J. ROBERT R. REILLEY Phin bs delice ne. A.M. Assistant Professor of Education Instructor in Education 32 © Bi, BEY JOSEPH J. HENNINGER, ROBERT B. CARVER A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology A.M. Associate Professor of Sociology Director of the Department of Sociology and Psychology JOHN R. CARPENTER Ed.M. Instructor in Sociology } JOSEPH E. BENDER ] A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology | | DOLORES KLAVON A.M. Instructor in Psychology | FRANK B. AVESING A.M. Instructor in Sociology FRANKLIN J. HENRY M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology pte NICHOLAS S. DI CAPRIO A.M. Instructor in Psychology JOHN J. CONNELLY THOMAS G. STAMPFL A.M., M.S.I.R. A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology Assistant Professor of Psychology | JOHN M. GERSTING GEORGE P, BIGLOW A.M., Ph.D. M.B.A. : Professor of Economics and Assistant Professor of ] | Transportation Economics and Marketing Director of the Department of Economics and Transportation onal, JOHN S. SWEENEY, Jr. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Business Business Governmental Administration Administration REV. A. JEROME CLIFFORD MYRON J. MELNYK EDWARD C. REILLEY ROBERT S. MORE S.T.L., M.B.A., Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. A.M., Ph.D. Ph.B., LL.B. Instructor in Business Instructor in Business Professor of Governmental Assistant Professor of Administration Administration Administration Business Administration Director of the Department of Governmental Administration 34 e i Oo TD+ SS Eee, LESSEE ee School of Business Accounting ; saohi IRVING K, CHRISTIANSEN FRANCIS J. McGURR A.M., Ph.D. M.B.A. Professor of Accounting Assistant Professor ; : Director of the Department of of Business Administration Accounting h NORBERT D. MICHAUD WILLIAM R. MOTISKA M.A. LEB: G.P-A: Instructor in Business Associate Professor Administration of Accounting i t e | Marketing | HAROLD A. BAKER JOHN F. MICHAEL M.B.A., Ph.D. M.A., B.B.A., Ph.D. Professor of Marketing Associate Professor Director of the Department of of Business Administration Marketing e 35 COL. JEAN P. LA COUR M.A., LL.B. Professor of Military Science and Tactics Director of the Department MAJ. R. W. GENTLEMEN MAJ. W. W. HANSELMANN M.S. B.A. Assistant Professor of Military Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Science and Tactics MAJ. GEORGE E. GARNER B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPT. JAMES E. MURPHY A.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPT. WILLIAM J. LEAVEY CAPT. ROBERT F. WANEK B.S. B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics Science and Tactics CAPT. HARRY C. LAW, JR. A.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics ii iis. ] LT. COLONEL WARREN G. | 5, DUEMMEL h Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics CAPT. ALBERT A. HELKER i B.A. { Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics IST LT. ALLISON® P. CEARS B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics 36 @ ‘ M SGT. ROBT. W. ARBUCKLE Instructor in Military M SGT. GEORGE E. PRITCHARD Science and Tactics Instructor in Military Science and Tactics SFC. CARL M. PERSINGER SFC. JERRY E. HUDSON : Instructor in Military Science Instructor in Military Science and Tactics and Tactics M SGT. ROBERT J. HOUSER SGT. WILLIAM F. WALSH | Instructor in Military Science Instructor in Military Science and Tactics and Tactics SFC. RAYMOND A. YASKIVICH Instructor in Military Science and Tactics gh | SGT. EARL E, SANSBURY SFC. BENNIE COLLINS Instructor in Military Science Instructor in Military Science and Tactics and Tactics t; ran fal Sey cule Soe Hea Made AL tate Dye | Sees i FL ph rt pia SC Sa LlekIRe OP Ey c CS Z ae x eB) ules: = ¢ fm alfa Hie, eed, lic Mb TFT ep pagat - abr ha ¢ i a - a sd ee . eee I a } “ - eee 4 oa a THe sb ofl : ; i fy ; : i 73 2 b i ae eg ae = i Cy 9 sant £ aed : od boa if ire i 3 De wm bone Sein wee i Pea 11 RE Wal i bia hi-oedblice 2a eh 2 eke ic RO een WEELTETET fC a a SPECT ES il 40 e — Consecrated Toured ed cP) ae o -_ = 2) — 2 —_ - aeRO veh ie n pe Bt so sank Regie tor Thank You “GHE DEDICATION OF THIS STUDENT ACTIVITIES CENTER REMINDS US ONGE AGAIN OF THE DEBT WHICH JESUIT EDUCATION AT JOHN CARROLL OWES TO MANY GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS, PAST AND PRESENT, EVERY BUILDING, EVERY PIECE OF EQUIPMENT ON THIS CAMPUS WAS PLACED HERE BUT FOR ONE REASON: ee BECAME ANOTHER TOOL IN THE EDUCATIONAL TO THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATORS, JESUIT AND LAY TO THE ADVISORY BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO ALUMNI, STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS THE STAFF AND THE CARROLL GUILD, 10 THE GREATER CLEVELAND BUSINESS COMMUNITY, AND TO THE NUMEROUS FRIENDS OF JESUIT EDUCATION. WE SAY ” THANK YOU.” THIS BUILDING 15 THE VISIBLE PLEDGE OF ALL TO CONTINUE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A UNIVERSITY WHERE THE WILLING STUDENT MEETS THE ABLE TEACHER IN APPROPRIATE SURROUNDINGS. — Appreciated — Entrusted — Blessed ((Jniversity Life — Enjoyed 1; R. Jagels, J. Lyons, J. Atten, D. Van Belleghem, W. Colson, S. J. Patterson, L. Lavin, R. Kikta, D. Kucera, H. Hanlon. D. Fedor, R. Kapitan, D. Rawski, R. Smith, D. Hagerty, J. Kimler, T. Strader. J. Reardon. Jim Shannon, George Lutjen, Arlene Dorsey, Pete Fegen, Joe Miller, Union officers, in a planning session. The official student governing body at John Carroll University is the Carroll Union. It acts as a vital link between the administration and the student body. The general aims of the organ- ization are: (1) to develop a sense of responsibility among the stu- dents of the University; (2) to de- velop the powers of self govern- ment; (3) to aid in the planning of all student activities. The Union believes in the posi- tive approach to better student- administration relationships. Its members strive to achieve more than just a negative criticism of the administration’s regulations. Row 1: J. Hovanec, T. O'Toole. Row 2: P. Stanoch, A. Karmazyn. Row 3: R. Showiak, J. McGeath. 42 e pontine _ tl an i aa neers ncaa The work of the Union was evi- dent in Frosh Hello Week, the dedication ceremonies of the new Student Activities Center, and all campus dances and parties. In con- nection with the new building the Union took on a new job this year. The responsibility for the care and supervision of the new center was assumed by the Union. Officers for the year were: J. Peter Fegen, president; George Lutjen, vice-president; Arlene Dor- sey, secretary; and James Shannon, treasurer. Dr. Richard J. Spath served as acting moderator, 1: J. McBride, T. Brophy. Row 2: M. Campo, C. Corr. 3: J. Roth, T. Quirk. J . Lovas, T. Shaughnessy. J. Westropp, J. Schweickert, E. Parks, M. Cook. P. Flask, Jos. Shannon, Jas. Shannon. Row 3: A. Dorsey, R. Martin, J. Burhner, D. McGrath. ee Union President J. Peter Fegen. L. to R.: W. Karnatz, R. Uritus, R. Pasquesi, J. Chuchman, P. Moon, I. Otto, R. DuBrul, J. P. Fegen. The National Federation of Catholic College Students represents over 200 Catholic Colleges and Universities in the nation. As a service organization N.F.C.C.S. attempts to make the voice of Catholic college students heard in state and national affairs. John Carroll's chapter has received national recognition for its part in promoting the aims of the organization. The Rev. Joseph A. Som- pa tea mer, S.J., served as moderator. Row 1: L. Kalousek, J. Baxter. Row 2: R. Smith, G. Fowler, C. Schilling. Row 3: R. Sekerak, D. Van Belleghem. Row 4: B. Fry, D. Hils. Alpha Sigma Nu is a national honor society, founded national- ly in 1915 at Marquette Univer- sity. Chapters are found only at Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Membership is bestowed on those students who have dis- tinguished themselves by schol- arship, loyalty, and service to their universities. Each year ASN presents a series of student convocations, featuring prominent speakers, well versed in contemporary af- fairs. This year the fraternity also initiated a program of high quality art films. Offerings in- cluded “The Little World of Don Camillo”, and “Madame Butterfly”. ee eee aaa Bill Burian ry Bob Smith Ivan Otto Don Palmer a5 Bill Colson Bill Navarre “Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities” is a national honorary publication which lists students who have dis- tinguished themselves by scholarship and loyalty to their schools. Four- teen outstanding Carroll seniors were tapped for membership this year. Nominations for this honor were made by the members of the Carroll Union. All nominees must have a cumulative point average of 1.2, and must be active in University affairs. Final approval, after a vote by the Union, was made by Rev. Joseph F. Downey, S.J., Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Paul Moon Marv Cook Dennis Fagan Joe Miller Pete Fegen Gary Furin George Lutjen Bob Martin Sir John Gielgud ... The Ages of Man” Top-drawer talent insures a sell-out house. Richard Dyer-Bennet ..� Balladeer John Carroll University’s stature in the commu- nity achieved new dimensions as four outstanding personalities of the entertainment world appeared in the University auditorium. Under the direction of the Rev. Herman S. Hughes, S.J., the “Univer- sity Series” presented entertainment that received wide acceptance, but remained “just a little dif- ferent.” Sir John Gielgud initiated the “Series” with a Broadway-bound offering entitled “The Ages of ” © ¥ . Man”. An overflow crowd was enthralled by his dramatization of a wide variety of Shakespearean readings. A modern-day minstrel, Richard Dyer-Bennet, presented songs from many lands to another packed house. Mr. Dyer-Bennets engaging way with a oe ed = eet } ballad made for one of the most entertaining eve- nings of the entire series. eee... | Israeli Pantomimist Shai K. Ophir gave his inter- pretation of an old art form in the next presenta- tion. His performance was lauded by Cleveland critics, already familiar with his night club and television performances. In the closing performance of the “Series” Car- roll played host to America’s most widely quoted poet, the whimsical and amusing Ogden Nash. Mr. Nash’s program of light verse was another example of the fresh approach to entertainment which typified the “University Series”. One of the most rewarding aspects of the entire series was the encouraging support of the student body. The programs were priced with the student pocket-book in mind, and several of the artists appeared at Friday afternoon convocations. Shai K. Ophir ... The Art of Mime Shai K. Ophir clicks with the convocation crowd. Ogden Nash .. . Poet and Humorist é Row 1: R. Pasquesi, E. Hinko, J. Czerapowicz, Rey. Frank Bittenz, S.J., moderator, W. Navarre, D. Schmitt, q J. Duffy. Row 2: L. Beaudin, W. Weston, J. Murray, J. DuBrul, $. Zenk, G. Louviaux, J. Kimler. : Row 3: J. Belmonte, D. Coleman, L. Burger, R. Lohr, A. Granzeier, R. Richter. at Row 4: T. Bausch, D. Palmer, B, Fry, N. Fillo, J. Wolf, R. Uritus, F. Kramer. ; | The primary purpose of the Sodality is the perfection of its individual members through devotion to Our Blessed | Mother, The organization tries to point the way to a vital, balanced, and mature program of Catholic college life. The organization’s calendar was a full one, and included Mission Drives, Christmas card sales, and the formation of a Lenten Mass Club. The annual Leadership Retreat was another Sodality project. The Sodality “Spring Swing” was a successful contribution to University social life. In addition, the sodalists sponsored the popular “Sock Hops”, held after every home basketball game. John Kimler acted as Senior Prefect and Nicholas Fillo held the post of vice-president. David Hils instructed candidates for membership, and Thomas Quirk and Edward Hinko served as secretary and treasurer. The Rev. Joseph O. Schell, S. J., was faculty moderator for the organization. Row 1: L. Kalousek, T. Quirk, P. Boyce, R. Gladis, D. Hils, M. Kolar, T. Hogan. Row 2: A. Robson, R. Ulman, R. Kreidler, J. Ziegler, J. Schmitt, R. Henderson, R. Leisz. Row 3: A. Mlinac, J. Ryan, F. Yartz, T. Lewis, M. Forman. a 4 wr ; at va ew eer ee 5 2 D. Springer, M. Tracy, P. Fegen, R. Martin, D. Ross, P. Cusick, R. ede R. Kornak. J. Shannon, J. Lyons, D. Kucera, D. Keefe, G. Growney, R. Banci, J. Mason, R. Fitzharris, R. Harmon. D. McGrath, J. Curran, G. Narby, ie Colombo. G. Fisher, J. emit R. Houillon, J. Kaiser, P. Boyce, D. Konopka. One of the most active groups on campus, Iota Chi Upsilon is primarily a service organization. The planning and supervising of Orientation Week and Frosh Hello Week were two major projects for the year. In addition to making campus publicity posters and signs, the organization constructed floats for the Mardi Gras and St. Patrick’s day p yarade. As part of their social program the “T Chis” presented their annual Christmas party and dance in the auditorium. Officers for the year were: Jack Lyons, president; Ron Kornak, vice-president; Dennis McGrath, secretary; and William Retterer, treasurer. 7) CHI UPSILON T weETiNGs WED 430 7 RALL COMM 600 7 PLAN COM MON 615 SERVICES POSTERS RALLIES FLOATS ” PARTIE am JOHN H LYONS 1 PRES | wo “I Chis” point out an important part of their At last—proof of what goes on at those Booster )rganization’s activities. meetings! Row 1: J. Kirkhope, M. Slick. Row 1: J. Hearns, E. Pishkula, R. Amato. Row 2: D. Ritchie, W. Moon, J. Collura, T. Nas- Row 2: E. Dugal, H. Adams, R. Malecek. rallah. Jack T. Hearns i 50 J. ONeill, J. Masar, C. Koman. L. to R.: L. Marsalek, A. Biggs, T. Gruhler, S. Cannata. J. Klein, T. Kirkhope, R. Jasinski. D. Dura, A. Klemer. The University Band was organized in 1931 to promote student interest in music. The group acts as a spirit booster during sports events, and presents a number of concerts with the Univer- sity Glee Club. The spring semester is formal concert time for the Band; this year it presented two concerts in the University auditorium. The bandsmen’s first appearance was with the chorus of Mount Mercy College. The second concert date was with the Choral Club of Alverno College. In addition the Band sponsored a music festi- val for high school bands from the Northeastern Ohio area. Participation in the annual Federal Inspection was also part of the organization's activities for the year. Officers for the year were: Robert Malecek, president, and Sam Cannata, vice-president. The band was under the direction of Mr. Jack T. Hearns. The Rev. James V. McCummiskey, S.]J., acted as faculty moderator. Row 1: R. North, D. Boslett, J. Englehart. Row 2: J. Patterson, D. Marshall, M. Shean. Row 3: E. Pitcher, R. Orr, T. Persin, J. Schmidt. Gerald Grant: ee eee Editor-in-Chief Donald Hagerty —.___ eee ee Managing Editor James Megeath Ivan Otte) eee ns Senior Editors Thomas O’Toole John Lovas __. News Editor Charles Suchma _ Assistant News Editor Guerin Avery Feature Editor Edward McGrath 22 ee Assistant Feature Editor David Lowe Ww eee Drama Critic Stanley Ulchaker = eee Sports Editor John Sheridan =e Assistant Sports Editor Joseph: Miller ee ee Joseph Rini an ae act ee DUSINGS Seana vee John Krebs Assistant Business Managers James Lowe { Dennis Fagan = 2 __................Circulation Manager Larry Carver =: __.....Assistant Circulation Manager John Spisak John Gerace Thomas Nagy Howard Pugh Robert Banci Dr. David H. Battenfeld Faculty Moderator __Staff Photographers te ee ee Staff Artists a oe Carroll Newsman Joe Miller gets a little constructive criticism from Jim Mason and Don Hagerty. Catching up on the “NEWS” are Bob Diet- rich, Don Hagerty, Joe Miller, and Dennis Fagan. Seated: J. Rini, J. Miller, D. Hagerty, G. Avery, T. O’Toole, J. Lovas. Row 1: H. Pugh, R. Dietrich, D. Hubman, F. Previts, R. Kikta, J. Sheridan, R. Kolodziej, J. Rachfal, W. Wagner, J. Mason. Row 2: F. Yartz, K. Hovan, J. Coyne. 5 ne dete wie Bae - } 4 Business Manager John T. Feighan IV _ takes time out for a picture. UND n, ceeme Sports Editor Cary ae asks the Boss’ help on a page layout. 53 i Row 1: J. Lloyd, R. McNally, J. Feighan. Row 2: J. Morrissey, J. Ross, C. Corr, J. Klemencic, J. Seliskar, C. Foerstner. A bigger and better Carillon was the objective of the yearbook staff this year. Imaginative use of color, increased coverage of sports and activities, and an increase in the number of pages, all ponbued to make good on this promise. Editor-in-Chief Bill Burian and a capable staff typed reams of copy, cropped a mountain of pictures, and met endless deadlines to produce a memorable record of college life. Carillon Pies ee ee ee Editor-in-Chief John Feighan _ : poe Business Manager Gary Furin __ ce = Managing Editor Morne bully ge ee - Senior Editor Dick McNally Car a Activities Editor Gary Furin - : : Sports Editor John Seliskar REL oee cia se Class Editor Kevin Foley ees Faculty Editor John Gerace Joe Morrissey § Dr. R. J. Spath 2 Faculty Moderator Staff Photographers Editorial Assistants: Dick Fromholtz, Jim Mason, Jack Hrinda, Marty Dempsey, Bob McFaul, John Lloyd, Dave Ross, Chuck Corr, Jerry Burke, Mary Alice Fekete, Joe Klemencic, Chuck Foerstner, Gerry McGivern, Lambert McGannon, As the campus literary magazine the Quarterly is a valuable creative outlet for campus writing talent. Essays, articles, short fiction and poetry make up the Quarterly’ content. Contributions are accepted from students, faculty, and alumni. This year’s Quarterly offerings were of an un- usually provocative and controversial nature. David Lowe Editor-in-Chief John McBride Literary Editor Charles West ) Richard Long Samuel Perry Copy Editor Associate Editors Editorial Assistants: Gary Furin, Thomas Vince, Robert Showiak, James O'Sullivan, Christopher Bunsey, Frank Yartz, John Duffy, Carl Coppola. ‘A Seated: Rev. Herman S, Hughes, S. J., D. Lowe, R. Showiak. Standing: C. West, S. Perry, C. Coppola, D. Hubman, J. O'Sullivan. Quarterly editors take time out to read their favorite magazine. 54 @ im John Carroll University’s chap- ter of Pi Delta Epsilon, national honorary journalism fraternity, celebrated its tenth anniversary on campus this year. PDE seeks to promote student participation in publications, and also to es- tablish a code of ethics among the staffs of the various publi- cations. As part of its anniversary ac- tivities, the fraternity sponsored a University - wide convocation featuring Wright Bryan, Editor- in-Chief of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Officers for the year were: Gerald Grant, president; Donald Hagerty, vice-president; William Wagner, treasurer, and John Lovas, secretary. G. Avery, G. Grant, W. Wagner. R. McNally, J. Feighan, W. Burian. | Through the sponsorship of | I many informative discussions, _ | the Current Events Club exam- ) ined and analyzed the domestic _ | and foreign problems confront- | ing our society. The chief topics � covered during the past year were the Berlin crisis and nu- } clear warfare. President Ray Kikta and Bob Barkett. Dr. Edward Reilly acted | § as faculty adviser. | The organization was led by | | Row 1: Dr. Edward C. Reilley, moderator, J. O'Sullivan, R. Kikta, D. Bryant. Row 2: L. Kalousek, T. Scanlon, P. Metress, R. Farhart. Row 3: T. Mszanowski, R. Mc- Nichol. = Row 1: Dr. Luis Soto-Ruiz, moderator, D. Nebbish, T. Sabow, T. O'Toole, D. VanBelleghem, A. Toth, D. Palmer, L. Thomas, J. Magnotto, S. Kasa, T. Crogan. Row 2: R. Fromholtz, P. Hinko, T. Sammon, D. Hils, G. Kenehan, T. McManamon, J. Navicky, D. Huettner, H. Pahoresky. Row 3: F. Healy, Li Katzenberg, J. Butts, J. Mader, J. Lewis, P. Gura, T. Hilger, J. Grace. Row 4: J. Grundman, J. Klemencic, J. Baxter, G. Arthur, D. Fisher, R. Thomas, R. Mushock, J. Hodar, H. Pugh. Through a series of bi-monthly meetings, lectures, and films, the Spanish Club attempted to develop the conversational skills of its members, and to bring about an appreciation of Spanish culture. In Novem- ber the organization heard guest-speaker, Rev. James A. Mackin, S.J., who discussed “Comparative Spanish Culture”. On the social side the “Spaniards” held their an- nual pre-Christmas dance. The big event on their calendar was the Mardi Gras dance, sponsored _ in co-operation with the other language clubs. President Don Palmer was assisted by Alex Toth, Daniel Van Belleghem and Thomas O'Toole in direct- ing the club’s activities. Dr. Luis Soto-Ruiz was moderator of the group. Dr. Soto-Ruiz and Ruben Dario’s officers in an informal planning session, .--o-- 1} Hk R Iostermg an interest in Italian culture and language, the Italian Club has made many valuable contributions to University activities. Each year the organization co- sponsors the Mardi Gras dance with the other language clubs. Under the leadership of president Steve Bazzano and moderator Mr. James J. Pei- rolo, the Italian Club achieved its many objectives during the current year. Row 1: N. Vargo, A. Rossi, Mr. James Peirolo, $. Bazzano, E. Dalessandro. Row 2: J. Collura, P. Pira, K. Guerra, A. Zetts, C. Minadeo, T. Culotta. Row 3: G. Kenny, H. Passow, T. Ashton, P. Haas, E. Grande, G. Palko. { A small but active group on } campus, the French Club, en- gaged in a full schedule of films, lectures, and a discussion of the French political crisis. Dr. R. Joseph Schork addressed the group on November 19 ; his topic was a comparison of Soph- ocles “Antigone” and the “An- tigone” of Jean Anouihl. The club was also a co-spon- sor of the Mardi Gras. The lead- ership of the organization was taken by Dennis Fedor, presi- | dent; Carl Coppola, vice-presi- } dent; Mike Forman, secretary; and Art Robson, treasurer. Mr. Lucien Aube was moderator of the group. mee . 2 | ase eee Seated: D. Fedor, Mr. Lucien A. Aube, moderator, C. Coppola. Row 1: R. Farhart, M. Forman, R. Pamula, K. Bagaria, D. Korn, A. Robson, C. Aftoora. Row 2: C, Corr, E. Smayda, D. DuChez, R. McMullough, G. Kramer. UPPER LEFT: An_ overflow crowd dances to the music of Lou Elgart. UPPER RIGHT: The Commerce Club entry—the “Calcutta Car- rier.” Mardi Gras Proof that Boosters do get up in the world. LOWER LEFT: “TIl bet you're just saying that. LOWER RIGHT: East meets West at the Mardi Gras. utta Carter tecokd and dons UPPER LEFT: Girls will be girls! UPPER RIGHT: Pretty nice— huh? Mardi Gras Queen Melinda Cholley and IXU members John Smith and Bob Houillon. LOWER LEFT: Queen Melinda and her attendants, Elizabeth Kapp and Nancy Ann Kopen- hagen, LOWER RIGHT: Another prize winner—built by the Sodality. The Center of East and Central European Studies is a student or ganization under the supervision of the Department of History and Political Science. The purpose of the organization is to study ideological, social, polit- ical, economic and religious prob-— lems as they exist in the countries of East and Central Europe. In its first year on campus the organiza- tion sponsored a series of lectures dealing with Soviet strategy and tactics in the satellite countries, Row 1: A. Trintini, T. McGann, J. Megeath, L. Kalousek, E. Grande, A. Kar- mazyn, Dr. Micheal S. Pap, Moderator, B. Fry, R. Mushock, M. Campo. + Row 2: R. Vogel, D. Stack, J. Hays, D. Cooley, T. Sabow, J. Magnotto, L. } Borosh, R. Dodson, K. Poznoski. 4 | Row 3: F. Hudak, C. Coppola, E. Melsbakas, H. Pugh, J. Novicky, J. Hovanec, i R. Kapitan, D. Fagan. ‘ Row 4: D. Marr, P. Stanoch, A. Brown, R. Barkett, J. Mason, R. Fitzharris, C. | O’Malley, C. Hogan, J. Breznai, R. Zielinski, R. Stafford, J. Baxter, D. iG arney. In its second year on campus the Polish American Club, under the leadership of John Szuch, has under- | taken a huge task. | i Members of the organization circu- lated a petition among 500 Carroll students, urging the U. S. Post Office to issue a four cent stamp in com- memoration of King John Sobieski, Polish hero. The petition has been sent to Washington, and is now being considered by the Postmaster General. The other able officers of the or- ganization were: Tom Mszanowski, vice-president; Ted Klupinski, secre- tary; and Dan Barnoski, treasurer. Dr. Edmund S. Urbanski acted as faculty moderator. a “od ) ieee a Ses) ; af Row 1: J. Szuch, J. Radigan, Mr. Bernard S. Jablonski, moderator, Dr. | Edmund S. Urbanski, moderator. Row 2: RK. Koterba, D. Barnoski, T. Klupinski. Row 3: J. Ellis, T, Szarwark, J. Rachfal. 60 e At the close of the academic year the Debate Society had made impressive additions to their record of wins in state and national competitions. The Society received a number of first place wins in the December Kent State Tournament and Ohio State Tournament. Carroll's debaters brought home the Ohio State Sweepstakes Trophy for the third year. The debaters also displayed their skill and competence at a ™ three-day meet held at Northwestern University in Evanston, Dr. Freeley, Dan Carney and Paul Illinois. The debate group was host to representatives from 30 Jankowski discuss plans for a com- J colleges and universities at the First Annual John Carroll Uni- ing debate. versity Debate Tournament which was held during the spring a eR? gm fk : semester. i eS ade il s : Officers for the year included: Joseph Miller, president; Robert Smith, vice-president; Daniel Carney, secretary; and Charles Kelbley, treasurer. Bob Smith perfects his broadcasting technique. Ai Seated: J. Miller, D. Carney. Row 1: C. Kelbley, L. Turton, J. Carnago, J. O'Sullivan, D. Henderson, F. Sobol, P. Jankowski, K. Bagaria. Row 2: R. Smith, E. Flanagan, M. Forman, G. Kramer, A. Robson, R. Kreidler, J. Witting, T. Brophy. e 6] umn: Se ee Hn ee eee we, D. Conley, E. Wachter, J. Sarachene, W. Wiley. R. Vogel, D. Kewley, P. Moon, J. McBride, D. Koru. Oe ee ee a ee 5 ieeteeeteal The Southwell Literary Society bears the name of an Elizabethan Jesuit martyr. The Society was formed to foster literary study, and to bring about an appreciation of the allied arts. During the past year Southwell sponsored a variety of discussions and cultural programs. The “Beat Generation’ discussion, held on De- cember 17, featured Carroll faculty members and a number of Cleve- land “Beatniks”, Guest panelists from Western Reserve University, Case Institute, and Baldwin-Wal- lace were also present. Row 1: R. Showiak, Rev. Herman S. Hughes, S. J., D. Lowe, G. LaRiche, C. Coppola. Row 2: J. O’Sullivan, D. Hubman. T. Brophy, D. Van Belleghem, R. Sekerak, L. Kalousek. D. Fedor, C. Coppola, D. Huettner. The purpose of the Augus- tan Society is to stimulate in- terest in, and the appreciation of, the classical studies by offering to the students an opportunity for special re- search in classical literature, history, and archeology. Dur- ing the meetings, which are held weekly, the results of this special work are offered to the society in the form of essays, illustrated lectures, recitations, and readings. L to R: C. Corr, A. Granzeier, R. Hanusz, J. Lovas, T. Bausch, R. Kikta, D. Filimon, R. O'Connor, T. Terefenko. ; 2 ASSN RN Ai ‘a Sel ae an integrated program of work, social activ- ity, and organizational experience. Activ- ities include the instruction and counseling | of prisoners as well as of patients in sey- eral Cleveland institutions. Instructions in the Catholic faith are given at Hudson Boys Farm, Warrensville Work House, the Detention Home, and Highland View Hospital. CCD members are given an opportunity to participate in Catholic Action in a vital and positive way. A yearly membership drive centers around a display demonstrat- ing the organization's long hours of after- school and week-end labor. As part of their membership drive, CCD men get ready to show some slides. The purpose of the CCD @is tospuud Catholic leaders for parish activity through | 64 e 465 “The Lyres”, Gene McLoughlin, Jerry Ziegler, A cleverly disguised Mortimer J. Frothingham Tim Strader, Dick Vogel, were a bright spot in startles his henchman Jed Lunn (Marty Coyne). an evening of “melodramer.” E. Z. Pickins (Jack Barnhart) pledges his love to an indifferent Evelyn Toth. Paul Moon as “the man you love to hate, Mor- timer J. Frothingham.” Curtain call time tor the cast of “Pure as the Driven Snow’. Glee Club Under the direction of Mr. Jack T. Hearns, the John Carroll University Glee Club participated in a number of concerts, tours, and guest appearances. In conjunction with the University Band, the organization made an eastern tour, appearing at Chestnut Hill College and Trinity College. This tour also took them to the Music Festival at Catholic Uni- versity in Washington, D. C. An 80 voice chorus from Mount Mercy College combined their talents with those of the Glee Club to present a campus concert in March. In May the Carroll songsters were hosts to the Glee club of Alverno College. 2005 ODES MUR BEES i Row 1: E. Melotti, J. Cichowski, J. Hearns, D. Korn. Row 2: R. Colopy, J. Kirkhope, W. Somnitz, R. Crogan. Row 3: R. Olsen, J. Durkin, C. Walsh, M. Ambrosino. Row 4: D. Kewley, D. Dempsey, R. Witt, F. Martines. 66 e@ ARAL re ery ), Kom h. (ros! bros fart oes E. Dalessandro, J. Paterson, J. Doerr, R. Dunn. E. Jebber, P. Haas, J. Atten, R. Moran. L. Frank, D. Marshall, J. Kenny, D. Hils. N. Antonazzo, D. Fagan, D. Wenzler, D. Stack. J. DeClerck, T. Peters, W. Toles, D. Karnak, T. Kirkhope. L to R: C. Froehlich, P. Fabien, R. Vogel, D. Hag- erty, D. Selhorst, D. Schmitt, D. Boslett, S$. Kasa, N. Patla, P. Flask, D. Hudson, F. Zalar, T. Strader, Pianist. 67 R. Murray, J. Gassman, K. Buescher, McCabe. H. Adams, D. Kucera, M. Urbanek, O'Connor. E. Wachter, F. Harff, M. Hindman, R. Gorham. M. Coleman, J. Kimler, R. Uritus, T. Fallon. . ti € f | 4 . ele Bt va): Last-minute concert details occupy Tim Strader, Loraine Clifford, Jack Hearns and Dr. Olah. John Carroll University’s Little Theatre Society presents two full length productions each year. Mem- bers of the organization gain practical experience by actual participation in the staging of these productions. “Harvey , a light-hearted comedy by Mary Chase, was the thespians’ first offering. George McBride provided endless chuckles as the more than slightly daffy Elwood P. Dowd. Other cast members were: John McBride, Judy Clark, Sandy Barrie and Ron Goodrich. A drama of real stature, Arthur Miller's “The Cru- cible”, was the choice of director Leone J. Marinello and the Society for their spring production. Leading parts in this early American tragedy were filled by: John McBride, James Roth, Nance Carney, John Schimpf, and Lynda Domitor. LTS member George McBride and some interesting lines from “Harvey”. Row 1: R. Showiak, J. Curry, Mr. Leone J. Marinello, Moderator, C. West, D. Lowe. Row 2: M. Campo, J. Atten, G. McBride, D. Stack, J. Reardon, G. Grande. ey Dr. Sanderson (John McBride) does his best to charm Nurse Kelly. Elwood P. Dowd and two staff members of Chumley’s Rest Sanitarium. Dr. Chumley (Ron Goodrich) and Nurse Kelly Elwood P. Dowd (George Mc- seem to be puzzled by the discovery of Harvey's Bride) introduces himself to Ruth clothing. Kelly (Sandy Barrie). Harvey Veta Sue (Judy Clark) attempts to rescue Mrs. Chauvenet (Jane Campbell) from the well-meaning but daffy Elwood. Row 1: C. Kelbley, D. Carney, C. Corr. Row 2: M. Dempsey, R. Malecek, T. Mihelic, C. Coppola, A. Hogan, T. Collins. In response to a marked increase of interest in contemporary philosophy among Carroll stu- dents, the Philosophy Club initiated a five week lecture series. Featured speakers were Carroll faculty members. Heading the list of speakers was Dr. Richard J]. Blackwell whose topic was “Existentialism”; following Dr. Blackwell was Mr. William Hay- mond who lectured on “Pragmatism.” The Rev. F. Torrens Hecht, S.J., gave his views on “Phe- nomenology , and Mr. Robert Sullivan concluded the series with a lecture concerning the philo- sophical views of Alfred North Whitehead. Mr. Sullivan lectures on the theories of Alfred North Whitehead. ee —— T. Szarwark, J. Chuchman, W. Karnatz, Dr. Arthur J. Noetzel, moderator, H. Hanlon, R. Kaczor, J. Veres, J. Werner. Row 2: J. Rachfal, G. Kenehan, C. Muer, T. Basehart, R. Budka, R. Kistner, J. Powers. Row 3: A. Klemer, H. McDonald, J. Ryan, D. Stanic, D. Grapo, R. Kosak, D. Fagan. Row 4: T. Manak, D. Bonfiglio, P. Cronin, A. Weigand, T. Bausch, T. Mszanowski, J. Salvino, J. Wolf, R. Tipul. Alpha Kappa Psi is a national business fra- ternity which attempts to further the individual welfare of its members, foster scientific research in the field of business, and to educate the public to appreciate and demand higher ideals in this field. Carroll’s Delta Mu chapter of Alpha Kappa 7 Psi was installed on campus in 1956. Activities for the year included a Thanksgiving food drive for needy families. In addition, the fraternity held a Career Conference, featuring speakers prominent in Cleveland business circles. Social activities included stags and banquets. Dr. Arthur J. Noetzel, Dean of the School of Business, acted as moderator for the group. tig ORAS EE EEA ma Ron Tipul and John Werner make their contributions to Alpha Kappa Psi’s annual food drive for the needy. The Commerce Club, composed of business stu- dents, attempts to foster interest in various prob- lems in the world of commerce. Members are given the opportunity to attend a number of lectures and discussions, designed to acquaint them with recent developments ead research in business. In addition, the Commerce Club adds to the social life of its members through banquets, stags and dances. The organization also designs and constructs a float for the annual Mardi Gras. The “businessmen” observed the opening of school by sponsoring the first off-campus dance of the year. An overflow crowd of Carroll men and their dates attended the affair. Marty Conn and his orchestra provided the music. Officers of the year were: William Colson, presi- dent; Charles Muer, vice-president; Dale Brown, sec- retary; and Donald Kucera, treasurer. Mr. Frank J. Devlin acted as faculty adviser. Commerce Club officers, Chuck Muer, Dale Brown, Bill Colson, and Don Kucera, meet } to discuss plans for their annual dance. Row 1: P. Cronin, W. Weston, W. Colson, Mr. Frank J. Devlin, moderator, D. Kucera, D. Brown, R. Banci, C. Nicola, W. Doucette. Row 2: L. Borosh, J. Ryan, J. Werner, M. Mahon, T. Kusnirek, R. Jagels, K. Rowley, J. Mason, J. Kaiser. Row 3: J. Urbancic, C. White, H. McDonald’ R. Schayer, R. Rigterce J. Reilly, L. Katzenberg, P. Bott. Row 4: A. Zetts, R. Kaczor, J. Rachfal, G. Kenehan, J. Horn, T. Manak, T. McCormick. Row 5: D. McGrath, J. Shannon, N. Malizia, J. Caran J. Rini, R. Hasmann, T. Hilger. Some dance—some talk—everyone has a wonderful time. “But Tom, Id rat her sit this one out!” “I'm having a good time—how about you?” o “Waltz me around again Gerry!” “I think youre gonna like picture.” Relaxing between dances. Row I: Rev. Philip H. Vogel, S.J., moderator, T. Peters, J. Belmonte, R. Stafford, J. Slosar. Row 2: D. Fisher, J. Hrinda, D. Keefe, J. Bowers, T. Collins. Row 3: D. Lewis, J. Gorny, D. Pamula, J. Smith, J. Morrissey, R. Klepetko, J. Conomy. The Scientific Academy fills a basic academic need on campus. From their participation in the Academy the members of the organization derive a broad knowledge of current developments in the world of science. A number of lectures, discussions, and movies is part of the group's activities throughout the year. The organization also provides an opportunity for potential men of science to meet and discuss common interests. In February the Academy was host to Dr. John Vester of the Graduate School of Public Health, Pitts- burgh University. Dr. Vester’s topic was “Biochemistry,” and he illustrated his talk with lantern slides. The Rev. Philip Vogel, S.J., was moderator of the group. Bee — Scientific Academy members in a pre-exam Dr. Welch and two student assistants pre- cramming session. pare the slide projector. 74 an The Institute of Radio Engineers, in attempting to give its members a deeper appreciation of the fields of physics and electronics, sponsors a variety of lectures, discussions, and field trips. These activities also give members an understanding of physics and the communications industry. IRE is affiliated with the Na- tional Institute of Radio Engineers. Members take part in many social events, such as banquets and hay- rides. Membership in the Institute is open to all sophomore physics majors. as L. to R., D. Williams, C. Suchma, R. Bath, D. Salasek, J. Urban. a eee Row 1: P. Fleury, W. Storey, R. Proffit, J. Witting, J. LaValle. Row 2: W. Wagner, J. McDonough, T. Wasserbauer, J. Biaglow, C. Durbin, E. Novak, J. Fortcamp, W. Biffano, N. Raughton, T. Klucher, J. Bellian. The American Chemical Society is a student affiliate of the National American Chemical Society. A series of lectures and discussions serves to stimulate student interest in chemistry and to keep members aware of recent developments in this field. Members of the Society also have the opportunity to join in field trips, and to deliver lectures at ACS meetings. : RR. Biter, P. Stanoch, W. Burian, R. Delaney, S. Kasa. mn tetainges ° animes é E . ‘ : Row 2: J. Ryan, J. Deagan, M. Campo, D. Cooley, D. Kucera, J. Hyland. Row 3: A. LaSalvia, J. Rachfal, R. Turk, T. Hill, J. Horn, F. Beegle. Row 4: W. Retterer, P. Bott, J. Schweickert, G. Anzic, R. McFaul, R. Kilbourne. Row 5: J. Mason, P. Brust, T. Sammon, M. Dempsey, T. Tully. Row 6: P. Flask, R. Fitzharris, J. Hodar, J. Schimpf, W. Beahan. The National Society of Scabbard and Blade is the nation’s highest military leadership society, Carroll's chapter was chartered as H Company, 10th Regiment in 1953. It has always been known as one of the most active groups on campus. In conjunction with the Cleveland chapter of the American Red Cross, S and B sponsors two blood drives each year. This year the members solicited over 450 pints of blood. Among the many social affairs that this Ad- vanced Corps group sponsored was a post-Military Ball party. In the spring semester a “Beatnik” party was held. Officers included: Bill Burian, Captain; Tom Tully, Ist Lt.; Phil Stanoch, 2nd Lt.; and Dick Delaney, Ist Sgt. Captain Albert A. Helker acted as faculty advisor. Senior Officer John Szuch “shapes up” the Sabre Detail. The ladies of the Red Cross serve up coffee and goodies to Carroll blood donors. 76 ¢@ H. Hanlon, T. Busch, Maj. Robert Gentleman, moderator, J. Lawlor, E. Kelly. D. Bryant, T. Kusnirek, D. Fagan, S. Kasa, M. Mahon, H. Gausman, R. Kapitan. Row 3: J. Salvino, M. Regan, M. Campo, J. Reilley, G. Anzic, S. Zenk. Row 4: D. Washtock, J. Schimpf, J. Klemencic. — The Association of the United States Army was formed to acquaint the public with de- fense needs and Army life. A full schedule of discussions, forums and films was pre- sented by Caroll’s student chapter, the sec- ond formed in the nation. Association members held a banquet and dance this year. An important part of this year's activities was the annual trip to New Orleans; a large group of Advanced Corps students made the trip. Officers for 1958-59 included: James Law- lor, president; Robert Kapitan, secretary; and Bdward Kelley, treasurer. Major Robert W. Gentleman acted as faculty adviser for the group. 0 cy Colonel Jean LaCour congratulates AUSA member Ivan Otto on being named Cadet Colonel. Big Wilson crowns a_ radiant Judith Huebner. Cadet Colonel Ivan Otto and his date study the dance program. % - oe Bon es The humor of Jack Riley helps to wind up a perfect A group of old married folks out on the town. evening. The Honorary Colonel and her court —(seated) I. to r., Judith Huebner, Larry Masterson. (stand- ing) John Argie, Karen Radigan, Colonel and Mrs. LaCour congratulate the Honorary Colonel and her Delores Nagy, Tom Barrowman. the escort, as Ball Chairman Ivan Otto looks on. fe Cc a tialieg ’ : : ; : ; | Row Row Row eo ce) -) Y = =) Hie} a ma ‘?) a 1: K. Davis, M. Smith, J. Horvath, E. Fowler, F. Karlik. Row 2: N., Clark, M. Karen, R. Bodziony, F. Coury. Row 3: C, Pirnat, R. Donnelly, R. Deters, M. Nolan. Row 4: D. Wrobleski, W. Hoag, D. Bosco, W. Traynor. 2 St ere La cca acest “) renee E. Frac, l. to r., M. Leusch, H. Dollhausen, L. Cummins, T. Porte, C. Beaudin. Q. Lauer, J. Dugar, L. Bridenstine, W. Yarmesch, R. Christie. J. Finefroeck, F. Sullivan, M. Nickerson, J. Spisak. | ; Grays’ Armory Drill Hirst, place — 2 straight drill competition Regional Drill Meet First place exhibition drill competition its places straight drill squad Second place straight drill platoon University of Illinois National Invitational Drill Meet Lhirdsplace.. 62 = straight drill platoon “,.and so there he was at A.P. Hill.” | The Pershing Rifles, John Carroll's outstanding drill team, wound up an- other year with a record of numerous wins in local and national drill com- petitions. A stiff schedule of drilling, inspections, and just plain hard work enabled the PR’s to gain these honors. Members also attended a number of social activities during the year, including an annual dinner dance. Carroll’s crack drill outfit demon- strated their precision marching in the St. Patrick’s Day parade and at the annual Federal Inspection. Cap- tain Robert Wanek was faculty mod- erator for the group. Frank Conry is decorated by Colonel LaCour at the annual P.R. frolic. NDTA members are welcomed to New York by Colonel Dannis. This student organization, estab- lished in 1953, is a chapter of an international association of military personnel and civilians. Its purpose is the collection and dissemination of useful knowledge concerning transportation. The Association also tries to foster a spirit of goodwill and cooperative endeavor among its members. This year Carroll’s 138-man group was named “Student Chapter of the Year for 1958.” Officers for the year included: Dennis Fagan, president; Howard Pugh, secretary; and Robert Sho- wiak, treasurer. Captain James E. Murphy acted as faculty moderator. Row 1: T. Bloomstine, M. Mahon, D. Kucera, D. Fagan, T. Kusnirek, Capt. James Murphy, Moder- ator, H. Pugh, S. Kasa, R. Showiak. Row 2: S. Zenk, J. Reilley, L. Piotrowski, P. Metress, M. Campo, J. Rachfal, T. Busch, G. Dorsey. Row 3: D. Chunat, J. Klemencic, F. Karlak, E. Hunt, A. Keagan, K. Kline. Row 4: Q. Kelce, R. McGeoch, G. Anzic, T. Hill, L. Lachine, S. Kapelka, L. Frank. T. Mazzarella, Rev. William J. Millor, S.J., M. Potter. Row 2: T. O'Toole, J. Duffy, E. Parks, M. Lavin. Row 3: R. Banci, D. Ross, C. Nieset, R. Bracken, J. Miller. From their small cubicle in the Mili- tary Science building, ham operators of Carroll's own radio station, KSWBF, converse with fellow operators in the United States and overseas. Members of the Military Affiliated Radio System also take part in some “out of this world” a4 : ; se activities, tracking the progress of satel- + Ur fi, ae , git be ae lites. oo Rr as A small but devoted membership was led by president Godfrey Anzic. Captain Harry C. Law was moderator for the g roup. Row 1: J. Hovanec, G. Anzic, T. Hill. Row 2: B. Borosdy, R. Martin, T. Ledoux, G. Kananen, R. Patter- son. Row 3: K. Kling, J. Mildenberg, J. Moriarty. Quasi and Medo bring news from a neighboring college to M.C. Rip Reilly. | GAUZMAN’S FILLING STA: 10 MENICET Gas “.... like ‘Man’ take me to your leader.” THE HEAD. J.CU. Dick Fromholtz portrays an Antarctic visitor in the Junior skit. Seniors Mary Cook and Joe Miller catch sight of Fort Liquordale. Hansel Majorman and the cream of the Cadet Corps. Freshman thespians lampoon Hell-O Week. The Evening College presents their version of “The Jack Over- Paar Show”. Chairman John Reardon presents the trophy for the outstanding skit to seniors Ray Garcia and Bob Martin. é Ta. | A ii III ISIE al A LE) ener eeeee SF ey , .. ‘ i. ‘ ¥ ile : DON ee AON i Pe ANA Man AS ) Ls, Ee pe ‘YA: BE, ae ce 2 an vy. vo ett uf A ‘ : ’ Bee | ee er ‘ oy a Ne : es ‘ fo ) 7 SAL e . x NY SS Hee LL CARL WIUUMWERS PE Ora Eee a ‘ ara fe Spee tees RS eae : —_ —— ran Met ta a ie. 3) eared Poa Herbert C. Eisele Director of Athletics and Head Football Coach Frank G. Belanich Golf and Ass’t Football Coach Herbert C. Eisele, Director of Athletics and Head Football Coach, took over the Blue Streak reins in 1947. Previously he compiled nineteen years as Head Coach at Cathedral Latin (Cleve.) High School. His record there was an incredible 130 wins, 33 losses, and 18 ties, including an undefeated streak of 35 games. He brought this winning spirit with him as his record of 57 wins, 33 losses, and 5 ties indicates. In 1957 Herb piloted the first PAC football championship team here at Carroll. After 32 seasons as a coach, Herb retired in February to devote more time to his growing duties as Director of Athletics. Sil Cornachione, Head Basketball Coach, following his graduation from Carroll, joined the Benedictine (Cleve.) High School as Assistant Baseball, Football, and Basketball Coach. After two successful years, he re- turned to his Alma Mater to help coach football and basketball. He was named Head Basketball Coach in 1954 and since has amassed a respectable record. In the first year of the PAC he led his cagers to the runner-up spot and thus primed them for the championships won in 1957-1958 and 1958-1959. Carl F. Torch Track and Freshman Football and Basketball Coach 88 e For three successive seasons, Carl Torch guided the Freshman football teams to undefeated and untied marks and the PAC championships. Under Carl’s expert coaching, Carroll’s golf team has risen to the stature of being one of the most feared teams in the state. Besides capturing the PAC crown in 1956, 1957, and 1958 seasons, his teams finished third in the State Tournament in 1956 and second in the same tourney in 1957. Frank “Bill” Belanich, internal line coach, started his coaching career with Dayton Univ, in 1924. After a brief tour in private business, he re-entered the coaching field at Cathedral Latin (Cleve.) High School in 1943. Four years later he assumed the responsibility of turning out fine linemen at Carroll. Richard Iliano, trainer, is responsible for keeping the Streaks in top fighting form. Dick’s qualifications are numerous, but briefly these are a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Baldwin-Wallace, a master’s degree in body mechanics from Western Reserve, and a charter membership in the Ohio-Michigan-Indiana Training Association. Rev. George A. Kmieck, S.J. is Moderator of Athletics. Richard A. Iliano Athletic Trainer and Tennis Coach Sil Cornachione Basketball and Ass’t Football Coach Rey. George A. Kmieck, S.J. Moderator of Athletics 41 = JGUSa Thiel College 0 Q.B. Jerry Schweickert First Team JCU 20 Wayne State Univ. 33 F.B. Lou Thomas First Team il JCU 25 Bethany College 16 L.T. Clem Tully First Team | Ieee Case Tech 14 R.E. Bob Fitzgerald Second Team JCU 12 Western Reserve Univ. 31 JCU 20 Washington Jefferson College 21 JCU 0 Allegheny College 14 Won 3, Lost 4 L.G. Rube Biter Honorable Mention H.B. Jack Greene — Honorable Mention Ist Row: A. Federico, D. Albanese, J. Schweickert, L. Thomas, R. Kilbourne, Co.-Captain G. Zuckerman. 2nd Row: Asst. Coach C. Torch, J. Toronski, Co-Captain P. Burens, J. Greene, J. Gauntner, P. Pellegrino, E. George, D. Fullerton, Trainer R. Iliano. 3rd Row: Asst. Coach S. Cornachione, T. Popelka, J. Hyland, R. Biter, W. Daberko, R. Fitzgerald, W. Matejka, J. Cregan, R. Jacobson, Head Coach H. Eisele. 4th Row: Asst. Coach F. Belanich, P. Gaizutis, C. Tully, F. Hofrichter, D. Nichting, M. Brown, K. Duffy, R. Lally, C. Pappas. eee Little Jackie Greene drives for extra yardage in the opening against Thiel. Gene Zuckerman Paul Burens Statistics J CU Thiel Co-Captain Co-Captain First Downs 11 9 Yards Rushing 235 99 Yards Passing 40) 74 Total Yardage 275 173 Yards Penalized 73 26 Fumbles 2 2 Jerry Schweickert Quarterback Jack Greene breaks loose for a sizable gain against Wayne State in Detroit. Statistics JCGU Wayne Rubert Biter Clem Tully a a Guard Tackle | ‘| First Downs 17 10 Yards Rushing 104 211 Yards Passing 240 171 Total Yardage | 344 | 382 | Yards Penalized | 35 82 7... | Fumbles 2 6 . | Jack Hyland | | End | | 92 e | Merrick Brown Tackle Bill Matejka Guard Bob Fitzgerald End Statistics JCU Bethany First Downs 13 11 Yards Rushing 42 Yards Passing 39 123 Total Yardage | 321 165 Yards Penalized} 25 Fumbles JCU Case | Statistics JCU Case | First Downs 10 10 Yards Rushing 314 110 Yards Passing 70 135 : Total Yardage 384 245 Yards Penalized 85 30 Fumbles 3 3 Jack Toronski Halfback Lou Thomas Fullback Bob Lally Guard Determination and drive characterize Jack Greene as he sprints for the score against Case. eens eee ee tO ES Reserve 31-12 JCU Statistics JCU WRU es eee First Downs 20 16 Jack Greene Jim Gauntner — aad Yards Rushing 147 | 269 Yards Passing 172 137 Total Yardage 319 406 Yards Penalized 66 Fumbles 3 6 November 1 Tom O'Malley Quarterback Jerry Schweickert gets set to fling a long one against Western Reserve. (Courtesy of Cleveland Plain Dealer) Triple-threat back Jerry Schweickert boots one against the Red Cats of Reserve. ( Wash. Jeff. Connie Pappas W. J. Cand Statistics JCU First Downs 11 Yards Rushing | 206 Yards Passing 26 Total Yardage | 232 Yards Penalized| 35 Fumbles 3 fe) Dave Nichting Tackle Courtesy of Cleveland Plain Dealer) Pete Gaizutis Allegheny Jack Cregan Tony Federico End Halfback Statistics JCU Allegheny First Downs S yi Yards Rushing} 70 PLY ips Yards Passing | 19 26 Total Yardage | 89 298 Yards Penalized 35 30 Fumbles 6 4 Frank Hofrichter Tackle Star Fullback Lou Thomas gives it that little something extra. (Courtesy of Michael Walker) Two Red Cats from Reserve are too slow to stop Jerry Schweikert. (Courtesy of Michael Walker) G. Dick Krebs First Team F. Gary Furin Second Team G. Jim Keim Honorable Mention Co-Captain Gary Furin opens up the season with a bang. i| FTA FTM PCT REB AVG WDick Krebs Pee SoeeGSTeeTT 9 c6. | 7 0 SS) : 94 Dome Olne = 104 7.4 0 86 BoMOO.Jereel2, alley ae taterty eo bile 62:9 79 4.6 Leland Hall __.. ie Q ‘ : MA 60.5 15.9 ‘im Kenealy pare : 26 me O15 9 10.9 [om Sponseller = ae : : 25.0 4.8 ON CD DAS ee : 63.3 a 22, pares) Ol a Com Haessly Poe . ee } bao Sa 0 5.6 oon Slosar ——._ rt SE 56 ; 61.3 3 4.5 yt —S— WY Com Ruprich ph ee ‘ 2 50.0 1.0 —_ aul Stricharczuk 2 40.0 varry Mulvihill ‘ 3100.0 YWN TEAM TOTALS : 3 «= 1489 335 64.1 1044 YPPONENTS’ TOTALS 1378 5385. 3a! 64.3 998 ee ; ee eet COMOt bo CO Season Record jcu Opp 71 Xavier 91 84 Reserve 53 77 Case 78 91 Bethany TT 81 Wash. Jeff. 70 Tt Findlay 90 93 Valparaiso 95 69 Wayne State 60 90 Allegheny 70 89 Niagara 99 104 Thiel 84 64 Kent State 86 74 Bethany 70 94 Fenn 69 96 Reserve io 94 Case Th 89 Loyola 127 100 Wayne State 98 Demet Won 11, Lost 7 Gary Furin Dick Krebs Co-Captain Co-Captain | Jim Flaherty Leland Hall j | : I | er Ka 4 wets . all — | | | Jim Keim Jim Kenealy | | 100 e cee Larry Mulvihill Tom Haessly Dick Ruprich yy John Slosar Tom Sponseller Paul Stricharezuk Jim Thailing e 10] Piontek 1 3 5 Furin 1 3 5a Viviano 12 2 26 Haessly 1 2 4 Nicolai 2 0 + Hall 3 2 8 Castelle 6 1 13 Krebs 6 6 18 @ Stein 8 5 21 Keim 1 4 6 Phillips 3 2 8 Kenealy 5 4 14 Phillips 1 0 2 Slosar 0 1 i Dundrum 1 0 2 Thailing 3 5 Il Dentinger 2 0 4 Stricharezuk 0 2 2 Haffener 1 4 6 Mulvihill 0 2 2 Every muscle is strained as Furin, Show- alter, and Boykin fight for the rebound. As Slosar goes up for a lay-up, Thailing, Boykin, Spon- seller, and Krebs set themselves for the rebound. | | Furin 4 0 § Thomas a Pe 12 Haessly 3 0 6 Evans 3 | 7 Hall 3 0 6 Blount 0 0 0 Krebs 6 3 15 Miller 2 2 6 Keim 8 ] 17 Hunter 6 3 15 | | Kenealy 6 0 12 Rush 3 2 5 ae Thailing 5 0 10 Gubelman 2 I 5 ' ae pay pag at 9 Hall leaps high to tip one over a Bethany Apsemetc ; i ri defender’s head Flaherty 2 0 4 | 102 e Logar ' Shields ‘ — Doria ! Davin Phillip ! | Youngdahl : Hazlett | | furin eim Lall rebs Chailing enealy laessly “laherty Ok CON © Thus began the Valpo game with center jump. me owen OI ll el ee) pi NNoCcCcCOr=1 0 Furin Haessly Hall Krebs Keim Kenealy Thailing Flaherty Scegsko Urbanic Ringler Dodge Goin Kurey Kodebiter Trosch Beynon Haniford RPOonNare ON Hall at ] 4 § 5 4 i 1 i I eSecocrRNUAN the Presidents. Furin jumps to pass to Hall over a Red Cat defender. Peppery little guard Jim Thailing drives through three Furin Keim Hall Krebs Thailing Kenealy Haessly Flaherty Polinski Bartlome Keller Denney Boney Hanauer Shaw Onwe wk =I “Crash” Krebs glides upward for another two. WOreowhRN-109 SW Ue UU in a a i OD nw oo ow UCI ie) Nw © Schniman Guiden Romboski Bowser Fallon Salvitti Schwatch Furin Keim Hall Krebs Thailing Kenealy Haessly Flaherty Slosar RP OWwWw ak a ‘ cworhucoem ows Ss) es) Co — me DO i i} : i! | | Hall pulls away another rebound from Bethany. F i ql K N §I Flaherty was the “strong man” against Kent. 104 e Orton 2 0 4 Furin 10 3 23 Keller t 4 12 Flaherty 3 5 11 Krasinski 6 By 15 Hall 3 ys 8 Woelfer 9 8 26 Keim 5 0 10 Garrard 3 0 6 Krebs 9 ¥ 25 Rollins 4 ff 15 Kenealy 0 0 0 Grass 3 4 19 Slosar 3 4 10 Beilfuss 1 5 7 Thailing 1 1 8 Stricharezuk 1 ] 3 The fast break starts to set itself up. | Furin 5 2 12. Henry 3 ] 7 Flaherty 11 2 24 Wright 2 0 4 Hall 5 2 12 + Vitolens 3 10 | Keim 3 5 11 Koepke 3 2 8 Krebs 5 0 10 Cook 4 2) 10 | Slosar 0 0 0 Holmes aw 1 15 Washington 3 0 6 AS ; ioe re Bovkin of Kent throws his hand in the air in an at- tempt to stop Keim. Surrounded by Bethany stars is Flaherty. Furin Flaherty Hall Keim Krebs Kenealy Thailing Slosar Sponseller Mulvihill Ruprich SK Oe eK PRO U-109 Thailing flits by a Valpo defender into the open. Butler 10 Johnson g Jones 6 Vieth 8 Whelan 2 Truesdale 5 Vergopia 2 Salmone 0 Roberts l McLaughlin 0 ere ooocoroeccon Johnson Crabb Flannery Beckert Kress Parkinson Reed Strandberg Burkett Stevenson Buerger Furin Flaherty Hall Keim Krebs Kenealy Stricharezuk Thailing pe eee et CT OND CNCRFRFRFONKEFNKE 106 e . Furin 13 1 27 Walker 7 3 17 K Flaherty 6 1) 38 Decort 6 6 18 ‘ Kenealy 3 0 6 Anderson 8 2 18 | Keim 9 1 19 Hart 6 0 ilps , Krebs 10 1 21 Kuhn 4 1 ¢ h Slosar 3 4 10 Livingood 0 2 2 i Sponseller 3 0 6 Weinzett 4 0 8 i Stricharezuk 1 0 2 Furin gracefully slides by Kenealy and a Reserve defender to help Krebs. Bayer 3 4 10 Furin 2 0 4 Wallace 3 5 ll Keim 4 2 10 Boykin 7 8 22 Kenealy 3 2 5 Showalter I 5 H Krebs 3 2, 8 McGinty 3 2 § Flaherty 4 5 13 Baltic 6 | 13 Slosar 1 4 6 Maddox 2 2 6 Stricharezuk 3 0 6 Johnson 2 5 9 Sponseller 2 0 4 Thailing 2 1 a e 107 ® Furin 6 1 13 Stetsko 6 2 14 Flaherty 9 5S 23 Urbanis 1 a 7 Kenealy 2 1 5 Ringler 12 f 31 | Keim 4 3 11 Trosch 5 0 10 | Krebs 6 3 15 Dodge 2 0 4 Thailing 1 1 3 Goin 1 0 2 Slosar 2 0 4 Schaffer 1 0 2, | Furin 6 5 17 Timmons 5 5 15 P Flaherty 2 0 4 Lucak 6 1 13 H Kenealy 5 1 11 Dulskis 9 3 21 Keim if 3 a Mignoli 9 1 19 | Krebs 8 4 20 Fedor 0 1 1 q Thailing 2 2 6 Slosar 1 1 3 | Stricharezuk 1 0 2 Sponseller 7 0 14 | Another two is scored by Keim in the rout against Thiel. Sophomore star Flaherty goes up for two points against Kent State. A om ye As it was all night, Loyola dominates the scene. 108 e ' Furin Flaherty Kenealy Keim Krebs Sponseller Slosar Thailing Furin Keim Kenealy Krebs Flaherty Sponseller Slosar Thailing Keim positions nicely as Flaherty drives. a RF oOoNF OR W UL — on SCOonNnNONN OF CONF WON OW SCoocoWwnNnwrkrn Thomas Evans Blount Hunter Marik Miller Logar Phillips Doria Davin Phillip Taylor Hubbard Frye Brockert Swartz SND wk wm re OO CO 09 09 CD OWN UN DD = Ole Keim and Furin close in against Bethany. Slosar reaches high above Kent Staters for the ball. O'Connor Griffin Red Hogan Sheedy Schwingen Falk Beneberg Stopa Touvelle Keim struggles to shoot over head of Boykin of Kent. NREIONNEN = —- OQ Furin Flaherty Kenealy Keim Krebs Sponseller Slosar Stricharezuk d 6 18 0 12 0 14 5 13 I ff 10 16 0 26 h 4 Furin drives in hard for an easy lay-up against W ]. 110 e Furin Holmes Keim 2 ‘ James Kenealy Mandrell Krebs 2¢ Henry Flaherty Washington Sponseller : } Wright Slosar : Vitolens ainst ) Jo-Captains Krebs and Furin team up to stop Valpo two ,0ints. Kneeling: Left to Right: B. Conway, Mgr., Coach C. Torch. Standing: Left to Right: K. Morrell, R. Maria, R. Fink, J. Doyle, M. Jones, J. Boland, T. Brazaitis, F. Szafranski, T. Kuchta, J. Lehman, M. Magnotto, D. Perdue. JCU 69 70 87 te 62 100 84 8] Frosh sensation Ray Maria shows how he led the team in rebounding and scoring. Reserve Case Akron Wayne Kent State Reserve Case Wayne Won 4, Lost 4 112 e —— e | 4 oh LE Nossal — A determined Bill Beahan returns a volley while partner | The Winners—Row 1: L. Meagen, R. Rituno, T. Dwyer. Row 2: P. Stanoch, J. Ryan, F. Walton, A. Bob Kaczor looks on. Intramurals Phil Stanoch reaches for a high one. Tokunaga. Handball really keeps a guy on his toes! _ eee _ —— —— Sahar Wiebke aoadilanaee suid are me aaa remem AER RIM I ES SIEM GE IM eee eee ieee . . , re - - “« ae i. - pe eet | . T= + Bea , pe 2 et ga a4 ak SeFty: ¢ - The Man is a FRESHMAN TERRANCE GALLAGER MICHAEL McHALE THOMAS FALLON JAMES BOLAND President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Des meN I! ne | P , | ] 6 gh AN PF “d +45 = Beat Pn ape, 2 oT ike Meet 2 Ree Sar me ee apes” eenere SONY cu SE i i. eee 3 : ; ’ m Fis” E eehioet ‘an non rel .— Freshman Class i | oes D. Bubb, P. Rossi, R. Fleming, R. DeLambo, P. Napoli, L. Cody, P. Hohman. J. Howbert, S. Cuello, R. Martynowski, P. Dwyer, D. Vetrone, R. Stark, C. Boros, K. Rees. E. Leising, J. Motyka, J. Hariper, J. Dolwick, K. Kling, J. Keefe, R. Hans, M. diVittorio. Row I: iow 2: Row 3: E. Thomas, M. Nolan, D. Shine, J. McGreal, Row V. Mooney, J. Bullion, H, Ruel, T. Vince. R. McSoley, J. Kirkhope, T. McDonough, R. Goff, E. Landor, D. Shaughnessy, J. Sikora, R. Reuss. J. Yanak, P. Murphy, P. Ori, F. Jasko, J. Lewis, R. Kowalski, A. Mancini, M. Reitz, R, Sinay. Row lL: 9. ] 3 Row 116 @ J. Krizman, A. Brazie, D. Merlene, J. McDonough, T. Watters, W. Egan. T. Campbell, M. McHale, F. Gerome, J. Pishkula, C. Kunovic, W. Kohlerman. T. Smayda, G. Walsh, C. Koman, T. Maloney, J. Krizsan, L. Bridenstine. Row 1: J. Lenehan, J. Middendorf, F. Karlik, J. Schaeffer, N. Bossard, J. Fousek. Row 2: J. Wenzinger, M. Kren, W. Valyko, M. Norkett, E. McAvoy, D. fefes, D. Naylon. Row 3: F. Zalar, J. Friga, R. Lucha, G. Kotrlik, N. Foxx, J. Devine, J. Chevalier. F, Coury, D. Hudson, D. McCase, D. Torrence, D. Perdue, L. Dadante, R. Bruening, D. Dybeck, J. Korn, A. Bricksi. J. Barnhart, J. Hanlon, W. McGreal, G. Mezera, J. Hindman, M. Didomenico, R. Albanese, J. O'Neill, M. Davis. A. Krepina, P. Lyons, G. Kemp, W. McLanney, A. Palko, Z. Domotorfty, J. Button, F. Sullivan. J. Campbell, D. Arents, J. Gramm, T. Mullaney, J. Kelley, K. Pawlicki, W. Wides, T. Campana. | —— Row 1: W. Burge, W. Quandt, W. Emser, J. Passarelli, J. Musacchia, J. Hutton, T. Ledoux. Row 2: J. Gilreath, H. Gemple, J. Buckley, D, Conley, S$. Dolesh, J. Glunz, P. Trentadue. Row 3: R. Koprowski, R. Augustine, J. Gallagher, J. Drever, D. Bosco, J. Zajic, J. Von Schullick. Freshman Class E. Brieger, E. Schott, T. Schrader, J. Murray, F. McLaughlin, J. Wolf, J. Bricio, E. Wachter, M. Magnotto, J. Mullen, J. Grant, J. Dempsey, J. Sarachene, W. Dawson, D. Zawistowski, K. Hovan. J. Stanoch, D. Ripepi, R. Bilka, A. Zeno, R. Rohrer, G, Esterheld, J. Roberts, J. Turnes, D. Ritchey. Row I: Row 2: Row 3: G. Marcelo, M. oes K. Bagaria, J. Spee S. Petrello, J. Bishop J. Brick, T. Forristal. Amato, E. Kelley, E. Bayus, T. Gallagher. . Marko, A. Kallach, ss Row 1: Row 2: J. Hippley, G. Kraske, F. Mulhall, if Dee C. Row 3: W. Bedortha, T. Kelly, T. Lyons, J. Hering, 119 Hardt, J. Minnick, M. Shean. Bak Seah tes tty ged Freshman Class Row 1: R. DiBacca, P. Herrity, C. Cummins, E. Skoch, W. Wiley, D. Kisla, J. Wesley. Row 2: P. James, E. Pitcher, J. Bednar, G. Schubert, R. Furbee, G. Kopfinger, T. McCormick. Row 3: TT. Nasrallah, G. Stribbell, G. Miller, J. Kupec, P. Fisher, L. Senffner, T. O'Rourke. Us | Row 1: D. Ratino, R. Keefe, R. Korejwo, G. Johnson, R. Carroll, J. Goulding, C. Sweet, G, Kananen, J. Lehman. Row 2:. A. Cipolletti, D. Vaccariello, A. Capocci, B. Fox, L. Guzowski, J. Truxes, N. Casey, J. Scott. | Row 3: L. Frank, J. Scott, P. Parks, R. Morgan, J. Petrovich, H. Gallagher, P. Marn, L. Westfall, E. Ziegelmeyer. 120 e | M. Coleman, N. Cortese, K. Blessinger, W. Kleinhenz, A. O'Connell, R. Amato, H. Meacham, T. Persin, R. Ruffing. A. Sutphin, M. Rogers, W. Stofey, G. Toth, S. Sibits, R. Carles, J. Estenik, M. Leusch, J. Ciabattoni. D. Broadbent, R. Schlacks, R. Keiffer, M. Smith, R. Smith, J. Stenger, P. Ratajczak, E. Pasek, D. Lichtenberg. ‘ OO at w “a He tt =e ae ei ei a4 D. Baca, W. Wachunas, J. Carnago, W. Yarmesch, E. Fontana, J. Coseglia, F. Cirino. A. Hale, J. Kirn, D. Padavick, J. Breig, W. Heywood, R. Arunno, P. Donan, R. Christie. P. Gura, J. Finefrock, C. Ritley, A. Westfall, S. Peters, G. O'Malley. J. Doyle, G. Savage, L. Galvanauskas, P. Maruna, D. Wrobleski, 8. Mezo. Row 1: H. Adams, G. Neumaun, L. Turton, R. Jacobs, C. Gregg, R. Suich, M. Kalla, J. Hoff. Row 2: G. Smith, R. Oberuc, C. Nicolai, J. Wagner, P. Canepari, R. Hoegler, T. Traut, E. Koeberer. Row 3: E. Herceg, T. Nagy, C. Hillig, H. Clancy, B. Deming, T. Uritus, D. Durkin, J. Lastdyka. A Row |: T. Clark, G. Biesiadecki, E. Pishkula, R. Santoro, R. Miller, J. Shaff, J. Takacs, J. Cook. Row 2: J. Kirchberger, T. Leiden, J. Van Ogtrop, W. Meagher, C. Crane, W. DiZinno, T. Stocker, J. Bermann. Row 3: N. Wysocki, R. Colopy, J. Barbera, D. Rubery, P. Thomas, G. Stahl, W. Ackley, G. Pratt. Freshman Class R. Reo, V. Gilchrist, G. Uljon, E. Frac, E. Jilek, R. Ledinsky, N. Prospero, M. Burke. J. Sherrick, R. Schaefer, R. Dodd, J. Slapelis, F. Riha, W. Campbell, F. Witt. R. Fink, J. Bugert, W. Moon, J. Suranni, S. Kapelka, J. Fitzgerald, W. Mokracek. : . i. FS 2% i eg bane u i ™ ee R. Mercer, R. Boyarsky, D. Matthews, J. Englehart, N. Miller, R. Fitzmaurice, T. Porte, K. Cantlon, J. Skelly. J. Marcinski, F. Previts, L. McDonald, E. Heffernan. M. McManus, P. Stetz, J. Carr, C, Gruhler, J. Kahl, K. Morrell, J. Zaitz, D. Barnes, C. McKeon. L. Bonanni, J. Barker, D. Wilt, D. Wabick, F. Harff, J. Dugar, F. Kalister, H. Pahoresky, J. Nuckley, D. Clark, J. Lesniak, G. Sack. 2: J. Oleksa, J. Kastelic, M. Walsh, D. O’Sicken, J. Kneafsey, D. Glauner, R, Fox, J. Wanamaker. 3: J. Egan, R. Spiewak, N. Kloc, J. McNulty, R. Miller, J. Moriarty, W. Jedacek. a fm | ay } Row 1: J. Buehner, J. Metzger, R. Elliott, J. Naffziger, J. Farristell, L. Clezie, C. Beesing, F. McGlynn, | i R. Daull. ) Wi Row 2: P. Jakobowski, J. Manser, J. Morris, R. Pampush, J. Renard, J. O'Brien, K. Stommel, G. Mishaga. 1H Row 3: T. McInerney, B. Adams, T. Drexler, D, Kewley, P. Broadbent, K. Seiffert, T. Brazaitis, E. Frederick, J. Seck. | I 124 e | ' y S. Stary, F. Kolba, R. Tancos, W. Chervenak, J. Winchester, C, Zaffiro, R. Frank, J. Zwilling. T. Moran, R. Osborn, J. Grace, G. Strekal, D. McCarthy, J. Mackin, M. Evans, P. Barragate. J. Zahora, V. Matulevicius, J. Hocevar, J. O'Leary, J. Kovac, T. Bruening, J. Doyle, J. Ciemins. Row 1: M. Poplar, G. Fowler, P. Leone, D. Donahue, L. Mahoney, G. Phillips, R. Gibbons, I. Comella, J. Antonius. Row 2: J. Fitzgerald, N. Kirchner, R. Turk, O. Saad, L. Ondrejack, R. Deters, T. Leahy, M. Fulk, N. Clark. Row 3: J. Coyne, J. Sheridan, M. Campbell, E. Kinkopf, M. Jacox, M. Roche, M. DeSorgo, J. Day, R. Andolsen. r I; mye 353) v0: Row Row 2: Row 3: Row Frias t= Hf Ss } rar a me ‘ wy - | ; Wi paca Wy i | w ¥ | All | y | St p Ma ne wat AA a C. Bucsek, D. Smith, S. Cuello, R. North, E. Dugal, T. Wirsing, M. Slick, C. Fitzgerald. L. McDonough, G. Sauvinsky, T. Andrews, T. Fallow, P. Danszczak, J. Sanger, E. McEnroe, M. Sullivan, T. Kuchta. G. Wright, P. Gordon, R. J. Masar, J. Finn. aoe Sadauskas, D. Cahur, W. Sweeney, D. Yavorsky, J. Gilmore, K. McManus, E. Fehrenbacher, J. Robertson, R. Ivan, E. Porubsky, M. Nickerson, L. Horvath, RK. Finnessy, T. Gibbons. L. Wolf, W. San Hamel, H. Dollhausen, G. Axe, V. Saph, B. Blaha, R. Ranquist. C. Pirnat, R. Smith, C. Stas, A. Hart, $. Russo, T. Sinagra. J. Wilson, W. Gude, J. Boland, A. Thomas, J. Crilly. Freshman Class D. Toker, T. Yule, J. Pastorek, J. Smith, R. Patterson, J. Gerlak, C. Janki, R. Bohan. R. Churchin, A. Kozak, W. Pavlik, J. Kovac, P. Spangler, J. Dugan, R. Luzar, D. Walker. R. Martin, E. Smayda, F. Meyers, R. Hummel, D. Hogan, D. Cull. W. Gee, J. McLaughlin, T. O’Brien, W. Masica, J. Kostello, R. Bath, D. Bell. Freshmen and Sophomores clash in inter class battle. JOSEPH SHANNON Treasurer EDWARD PARKS JOSEPH ZORK Vice-President Secretary HARRY HANNA President = tildes Te anew es | 125 @ GGG ne ZN “ D se XX hs | : Beverarsses y peiar? Sophomore Class M. Urbanek, R. Menegay, A. Antolini, C. Zirm, T. Ahearn, P. Pira, J. Moran, J. Doerr, J. Forrestal. T. Ashton, T. Quirk, M. Cummings, W. Carrig, C. Nieset, C. Townsend, R. Vah, E. Peirolo. M. Forman, J. Hancko, J. Cichowicz, J. Lieske, W. Retzer, J. Kilbane, A. Robson, J. Cunningham, M. Hanlon, a? Se Row 1: J. Kostyo, G. Narby, E. Dalessandro, J. Gassman, F. Sobol, R. McCollough, J. Ryan, R. Hasmann. Row 2: J. Regan, G. Kenny, W. Connelly, P. Kromer, J. Hannon, E. Faulhaber, E. McGervey, R. Fromholtz, R. Lucas. Row 3: S. Kensic, J. Curran, K. Guerra, R. Hess, D. Hauck, H. Passow, J. Condon, J. Kane. Row 4; P. Zifchak, G. Masters, J. Urbancic, H. Steller, P. Brady, V. Rice, E. Sumnar, F. Kollarits. T. Teretenko, D. Shaughnessy, M. O’Connor, P. Boyce, A. Devney, D. Wysocki, R. Powell, R. Sating. P. Gilleran, J. Smith, J. Murphy, K. Fink, J. Dowling, M. Welch, D, McMullen, L. Schneider, B. Suran. W. Strainer, R. Martin, J. Mader, R. Mikol, J. Swyt, J. Ryan, T. Steckel, L. McNamee, J. Latran, N. Chonacky. | Row 1: R. Orr, C. Bonnot, G. Dlouhy, J. Blake, C. Vacek, R. Bettinger. Row 2: R. Maria, K. Pruzinski, R. Praszniewski, J. Bertelkamp, J. Dwyer. vel j a ‘ ; wh Bs M. Coyne, J. Finnessy, W. Callahan, R. Koterba, $. Doolin, W. Barnard. W. Newman, A. Hogan, J. Lynch, M. Frank, J. VanBlargan, R. Catino. B. Borosdy, R. Leisz, N. DiBartolomeo, L. Boczek, D. Ross, J. Esser, E. Youmell. “ é — Zee ee bes - apes, J. Hearns. itale, J. Derrick, E. Parks, F. Vitaro, L. P ‘ ah aa 4 R. Wagner, J. Soderberg, D. V R. Zirker, G. McKay, J. Szeremet, P. PouPart, G. Piatak, P. Pellegrino, D. Marshall, R. Steele, C. Mercier, R. Schallerer. P. Mulvihill, P. McKeown, W. Watson, J. Wittman, D. O'Neil, D. Parent, R. Olsen, D. Radky, Row 3: J. Morscher, G. Janssens. ee Row 1: P. Hinko, D. Fullerton, T. McFarland, R. Smith, T. Jacobs, R. Grams, J. McLoughlin, T. Mihelic, J. Zaje. Row 2: M. Kline, L. Syroney, W. Johnson, W. Derus, L. Hipschen, E. McDonnell, J. Osberg, E. Kramer, R. DeSantis. Row 3: J. Onk, R. Witt, J. Radican, J. Shovary, E. Spreitzer, N. Liederbach, J. Schmidt, F. Reddy, N. Vargo, R. North. Row 1: J. Fitch, J. Froehlich, W. Flanagan, T. Burns, J. Beres, J. Smith, P. Frey, C. Aftoora. Row 2: D. Dura, J. Spisak, J. Eagan, D. Brown, A. Bellian, W. Somnitz, J. Durkin. Row 3: A. Biggs, J. Wetzel, C. Durbin, R. Grant, J. Krape, R. Malinky, J. Schmitt. Row 4: R. Gorham, R. Petrus, M. Jones, R. Michalak, E. Levy, D. Lewis. I33 | 2 W. Daberko, D. Okerbloom, R. Jagos, J. Coleman, S. Kundzala, G. Chodyna, R. Buchanan, R. Manning, T. Klupinski. J. Kriz, J. Holowecky, D. Boslett, R. Butler, H. Bernardon, P. Barber, T. Gerst, A. Reginelli, P. Brooks. G. Burns, K. Kavanagh, C. White, J. DeClerck, A. Mlinac, J. Ellis, R. Eger, E. George, A. Bortz, R. Benjamin. Row 1: G. O'Connell, R. Moroscak, R. Moran, R. Murray, P. Haas, J. Shannon, K. Rezutko, L. Judy, J. Ramusack, J. Patterson, K. Buescher. Row 2: W. Millson, W. Simko, J. McAndrew, E. Jebber, T. McManamon, A. Tomley, J. Kaspar. Row 3: R. Sharkey, D. Rinehart, J. Meehan, J. O’Grady, J. Paschen. Row 4: C. Valentine, T, Lally, J. Russ, E. Walsh, J. Walker, R. Ruprich, A. Sirvaitis. 134 e Row 1: J. O'Sullivan, T. Berring, R. Henderson, M. Mangiarelli, T. Ginley, J. Leahy, R. Farhart, R. Gladis. Row 2: F. Healy, W. Hartney, R. Kreidler, R. Houillon, M. Lauer, D. Hils, P. Nemec, T. Hogan, L. McGuinness. Row 3: J. Farrell, G. Ziegler, B. Bixler, D. Carson, R. Chunat, J. Godfrey, J. Bell, J. Konopka. ” ... eight ball in the corner pocket Pave JAMES SHANNON PAUL FLASK DENNIS McGRATH JERALD SCHWEIKERT — President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIOR ce as x = a ee J. Murray, P. McHugh, J. McAuley, J. Fitzpatrick, P. Flask, L. Thomas, L. Johnson, R. Vogel, F. Beegle, R. Zucca. F. Dempsey, M. Sweeney, J. Haffey, F. Hentemann, J. Rini, L. Borosch, R. Szabo, R. Sterbank, le C F Herrman. Crowley, B. Sexton, R. Mushock, W. Harmon, J. Bowers, W. Scholl, J. Shannon, R. Brill, . Forster. 4H HH} Pletal oF | : Budka, F. Ferrando, J. Navicky, F. Schaal, G. Growney, C. Bunsey, D. Welch. Row 2: J. Krimbel, J. Kurtz, J. Morrissey, D. Reilly, W. Romano, J. Hovanec. Row 3: J. Klemencic, J. Kimler, M. Haitz, E. Horvath, J. Wilhelm, J. Rebeta. M. Jones, J. Lang, D. Muno, T. Kusnirek, W. Storey, A. Bell, W. Wagner, R. Jagels, W. Negrelli. E. Grande, A. Trentini, J. Tegano, R. Scheiman, W. O’Shields, J. Valvoda, T. Brady, J. Lyons, D. Zeitzheim, L. Turk. R. Lohr, W. Buescher, T. Ward, L. Marsalek, C. Suchma, V. Botta, J. Widmer, S. Martines, J. Mago. b. e ig Sy a Aa ts enberg, S. Yanchar, D. Huettner, J. Poplar, J. Biernacki, W. Retterer, E. Clarke, L. Pepoy, L. Katz M. Brooks. G. Louviaux, W. Stallings, W. Jilek, D. Callahan, J. Phillip, L. Vekasy, J. Horn, E. Hinko, J. Richardson. B. Fry, D. Oleksyk, T. Sammon, D. Keegan, R. Lally, J. Grundman, J. Ungarsky, K. Foley, M. Griffin, W. Arthur, j | : (a i | Row 1: J. Gauntner, E. Fisher, A, Drabik, J. Kalousek, L. Beaudin, G. Schwartz, J. Duffy, W. Spicuzza, L. Deininger, E. Bierman, D. Hoppe. B. Taggart, A. Waldman, D. Keefe, J. Hrinda, R. Kornak, R. Fleming, A. Brown, K. Rill, C, Schilling, R. Brey. P. Van Ogtrop, F. Yartz, T. Peters, J. Keim, J. Slosar, T. Collins, J. Boylan, F. Siemund, J. Gorny. Row Row M. Bernatovicz, E. Kinkelaar, P. Krause, M. Mahon, T. Russell, C. Nicola, G. Schweickert, C. Acker. P. Bott, D, McGrath, D. Kucera, R. Tate, T. Strader, P. Pellegrino, G. Avery, J. O'Malley. D. Fedor, J. McHale, T. Bausch, J. Rachfal, D. Filimon, K. Koreman, J. Kane, H. Pugh. Row A0Ww l: 2: Row 3: OPT etree i a lit si a eee Junior Class e “ BT Yo S. Chechak, J. Kaiser, A. Klemer, J. Zorc, D. Buttner, R. Hanusz, P. Metress, T. McCormick. T. Frate, R. Fitzgerald, P. Pucher, R. Barkett, M. Regan, J. Reilly, S. Zenk, J. Kemeny. T. Sabow, P. Wagner, A. Lang, E. Keefe, H. Cowan, D. Wenzler, E. Breznai, T. Jacobson, J. Lorincz. Row 1: L. PioTrowski, T. Bloomstine, D. Cooley, R. Toth, J. Fortcamp, D. Albanese, P. Conboy, T. Crogan, M. Potter, W. Doucette, F. Wenzler, J. Mason, J. Greene, C. Lightner, R. Low, G. Zuckerman, V. Sorrentino, M. Tracy. Row 3: J. Busch, R. Schayer, R. Fitzharris, C. Tuhacek, R. Zielinski, C. Kaczmarek. Row 4: W. Weston, A, Rossi, Z. Calhoun, D. Koehler, R. Mrzena. Row e 14!) MARVIN COOK _ ROBERT MARTIN Vice-President President y D IVAN OTTO _ JOHN HYLAND tary Treasurer The Man is a SENIOR Secre teh RSA Wius Ttl «st wae Li mt | ELIAS N. ABOOD MARION B. AMATO 3931 Washington Blvd. 3899 Lee Hts. Blvd. . University Hts. 18, Ohio Cleveland 28, Ohio | BS in Social Science BS in Social Science THOMAS R. ANDREWS NICHOLAS O. ANTONAZZO 1219 Birchard Ave. 343 Diamond Blvd. ! 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Bhi Lyndhurst, Ohio Rocky River, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science ij I} | || | | ALLEN FINESILVER JAMES A. FINNEGAN i 3500 Shannon Rd. 3745 W. 113 St. | Cleveland Hts., Ohio Chicago, [llinois BS in Social Science BS in Social Science | Arts and Sciences THOMAS E. DWYER 234 East Ave. Batavia, New York BS in Social Science PIERRE M. FABIEN 3383 Meadowbrook Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio BS in Natural Science ROBERT F. ERZEN 1820 Grand Blvd. Euclid, Ohio BS in Social Science CHARLES J. FARRELL 2763 Derbyshire Rd. Cleveland Hts., Ohio BS in Social Science 150 e@ ee Class of 1959 | DENNIS A. FLAHERTY LAWRENCE D. FLANDERA | 1596 E. 32 St. 2480 Derbyshire Rd. | Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Hts., Ohio | BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science | | il ' CHARLES A. FOERSTNER JOSEPH M. FORTUNATO 111110 Lake Ave. 10922 Notre Dame Ave. Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science GARY C. FURIN NICHOLAS A. GAMBATESA 4407 W. 191 St. 1397 Winston Rd. Cleveland, Ohio S. Euclid 21, Ohio AB BS in Social Science RAYMOND J. GARCIA SAMUEL J. GERACE 900 Floyd Ave. 12 Summit St. Rome, New York Batavia, New York BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science e 151 ' ; | MICHAEL R. GERACI 2536 Miramar Blvd. University Hts., Ohio BS in Social Science DONALD C. GOULD 865 Opalocka Dr. Chesterland, Ohio BS in Social Science Arts and Sciences JOHN W. GILLOTA 2213 Oakes Rd. Brecksville, Ohio BS in Natural Science ARTHUR G. GRANZEIER 6210 Charles Ave. Parma 29, Ohio BS in Social Science MICHAEL J. GROGAN 1231 Davis Ave. Whiting, Indiana BS in Natural Science THOMAS L. HAESSLY 7473 River Rd. Olmsted Falls, Ohio BS in Social Science F. WILLIAM GURA 16408 Walden Ave. Cleveland 28, Ohio BS in Social Science LELAND K. HALL 1405 Nichols Rd. Cleveland 3, Ohio BS in Social Science 152 e JOSEPH A. HARRISON DAVID G. HEMMINGER 3283 Yorkshire Rd. 16004 Euclid Ave. Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science THOMAS J. HILL JAMES M. HIROTSU 5310 W. Pleasant Valley Rd. 47 A Maluhia Dr. Parma 29, Ohio Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science THOMAS W. HOBAN FRANCIS P. HOFRICHTER 4226 Leesburg Rd. R. D. No. 2 Lake Rd. Fort Wayne, Indiana Andover, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science CHARLES E. HOGAN DAVID C. HOGAN 08 Lafayette Ave. 205 Bryan St. ; Niles, Ohio Rochester 13, New York BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science DONALD A. HUBMAN 4061 Conover Rd. University Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Social Science PAUL J. JANKOWSKI 12517 Holborn Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science Class of 1959 FRANCIS G. HUDAK THEODORE N.IANNETTA NINO R. IORILLO 2608 University Blvd. 11417 Mt. Overlook 838 Whitcomb Rd. University Hts. 18, Ohio Cleveland 4, Ohio Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Social Science BS in Social Science ma KENNETH P. KAMPMAN ROBERT J. KAPITAN DAVID M. KARNAK 1559 Maywood Rd. 27140 Rose Rd. 2238 W. 105 St. S. Euclid 21, Ohio Westlake, Ohio Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science Arts and Sciences 1546 Pade (tito ek ea ee pitts eae é CHARLES A. KELBLEY EDWARD W. KELLY PAUL A. KELLY JOHN F. KERKLO 16 Scott St. 2208 Stillman Rd. 760 Quilliams Rd. 5204 Fleet Ave. Tiffin 13, Ohio Cleveland 18, Ohio Cleveland Hts. 21, Ohio Cleveland 5, Ohio AB BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science a a RAYMOND D. KIKTA THOMAS G. KIRKHOPE THOMAS M. KLUCHER RICHARD P. KOBAK 8023 Dorothy Ave. 4341 Groveland Rd. 2758 Jean St. R.F.D. 2 Townline Rd. Parma 29, Ohio Cleveland 18, Ohio Youngstown 8, Ohio Brunswick, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science e 155 JOSEPH W. LaMARCHE RAYMOND J. LANCASTER 3319 Beverly Dr. 274 eOthn at Toledo 14, Ohio Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science ANTHONY J. LaSALVIA JOSEPH H. LAUBACHER 991 E. Stone St. 3312 DeSoto Ave. Gibsonburg, Ohio Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Social Science AB Arts and Sciences KENNETH K. KOCH 206 S. Wood St. Fremont, Ohio BS in Natural Science RICHARD J. KREBS 787 Thornhill Dr. Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Social Science FREDRIC E. KRAMER 1873 Oakmount Rd. S. Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science JOSEPH M. C. KUNG John Carroll University Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science Class of 1959 SAMUEL R. LaVALLE LEONARD M. LAVIN | 417 Hazzard St. 202 Shoemaker St. | Jamestown, New York Swoyerville, Pennsylvania AB in Natural Science AB | JAMES G. LAWLOR JOHN S . LLOYD 120 S. Menard 1147 Haselton Rd. Chicago 44, Illinois Cleveland Hts. 21, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science ' 4 q a ii DONALD J. LOEWEL TONY V. LONG 1209 E. 29th St. 417 E. Franklin St. Erie, Pennsylvania Troy, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science DAVID E. LOWE JAMES J. LOWE, JR. 7227 Hemlock Rd. 884 Yellowstone Rd. Independence, Ohio Cleveland Hts., Ohio AB BS in Social Science 23801 Chardon Rd. Euclid, Ohio BS in Natural Science : EUGENE T. LOWERY 3274 Stockholm Rd. . Shaker Hts., Ohio GEORGE P. McBRIDE BS in Social Science mon Arts and Sciences GEORGE W. LUTJEN 832 Caledonia Cleveland Hts., Ohio BS in Social Science THOMAS J. McCARTHY Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan 1208 Audubon Rd. BS in Social Science JOHN B. McFADDEN 680 S. Oakland Ave. Sharon, Pennsylvania AB THOMAS A. McGANN 1735 N. Rutherford Ave. Chicago 35, Illinois BS in Social Science ROBERT P. McFAUL 2715 Asbury Ave. Evanston, Illinois BS in Social Science FRANCIS L. McGANNON, JR. 1215 Bunts Rd. Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Social Science 158 e GERALD J. McGIVERN EDWARD P. McHUGH 4847 N. Kilbourn 299 165.150 SG Chicago 40, Illinois Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science JOHN L. McKENNA RICHARD T. McNALLY 1225 Farragut St. 13740. 95. St Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science DONALD J. MACKINAC MICHAEL J. MACHI 4819 Westbourne Rd. 3246 W. 66 Place Lyndhurst 24, Ohio Chicago 24, Illinois BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science THOMAS J. MAJHAN ROBERT P. MALECEK ON, 7517 Ellesmere St. 5847 Dunham Rd. ittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania Maple Hts. 37, Ohio 3S in Social Science AB Class of 1959 e 159 NATALE F. MALIZIA 4904 W. Fultow St. Chicago 44, Illinois BS in Social Science ADELBERT C. MEDER 1605 Gifford Ave. Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Social Science Class of 1959 ROBERT G. MARTIN FRANCIS S. MARTINES 8158 S. Talman Ave. 4289 Brainard Rd. Chicago 29, Illinois Chagrin Falls, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science DENIS B. MEDER LAWRENCE D. MEGAN 4606 Wichita Ave. 109 First St. Cleveland 9, Ohio Butler, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science BS in Social Science Arts and Sciences MARTIN P. MASTERSON _ 7821 Colgate Ave. i Cleveland 2, Ohio 7 BS in Natural Science 4 | cae, | JAMES C. MEGEATH 89 Sprucewood Dr. Bethel Park, Pennsylvania BS in Social Science 160 e@ | ILLIAM R. MENNER JOSEPH B. MILLER PAUL C. MOON LAWRENCE M. MOONEY 265 Roosevelt Ave. 8130 Blueberry La. 118 Fulton St. 2911 Meadowbrook Blvd. Elyria, Ohio Berkeley 21, Missouri Port Clinton, Ohio Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio 8S in Social Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science r| au! 4 EF “ARY H. MORGAN ALOYSIUS J. MULLEE THOMAS G. NAHRA RONALD N. NAUMAN 36 Ferguson Ave. 2309 Warrensville Center Rd. 14297 Washington Blvd. 1281 W. 87 St. Vood River, Illinois University Hts. 18, Ohio University Hts. 18, Ohio Cleveland 2, Ohio S in Natural Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science 160 ' e 16] RRR JOHN E. O’MALLEY 2973 Derbyshire Rd. Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Social Science PAUL G. OSWALD 6103 Thorton Dr. Parma 29, Ohio BS in Social Science THOMAS J. OTOOLE 30825 Euclid Ave. 7811 Ackley Rd. Wickliffe, Ohio Parma 29, Ohio BS in Social Science AB IVAN L. OTTO Arts and Sciences Chicago 51, Illinois BS in Social Science WILLIAM F. NAVARRE JOSEPH S. NICKLOS 316 S. Brown St. 1662 W. 69 St. Jackson, Michigan Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science — oO Sot CHARLES J. NOVAK 1417 N. Ridgeway EDWARD P. NOVAK 1111 Homewood Ave., S.W. Canton 10, Ohio BS in Social Science 162 @ Class of 1959 ' BELA O’VARY JOSEPH E. PAGLIONE o26 K. 115 St. 95 Delaware Ave. ) Cleveland 4, Ohio Florence, New Jersey BS in Social Science BS in Social Science DONALD V. PALMER —- ROBERT J. PASQUESI S|) 807 Fairview St. 580 Skokie Ave. North Canton 20, Ohio Highland Park, Illinois BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science RICHARD M. PAVOL 16113 Munn Rd. Cleveland 7, Ohio BS in Social Science EDWARD G. PEREZ Route 4 Agana, Guam BS in Natural Science SAMUEL PERRY, JR. 18910 Locherie Ave. Euclid 19, Ohio BS in Social Science JAMES R. PHALEN 303 7th Ave. Mendota, Illinois BS in Social Science Arts and Sciences JOHN R. PIATAK ROBERT L. PROFFIT 3551 Woodridge_Rd. 3117 No. 77 Court Cleveland Hts. 21, Ohio Elmwood Park 35, Illinois BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science DAVID P. RAWSKI JOHN J. REARDON 37 W. Park St. 10010 South Hoyne Ave. | Toledo 8, Ohio Chicago 43, Illinois | BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science | EDWARD C. RENO THOMAS C. RIBAR 800 18th St. N.W. 13716 Mann WR Canton 3, Ohio E. Cleveland 12, Ohio | BS in Natural Science AB | | | | | | ROGER G. RISHER RICHARD A. RITUNO 7639 W. Talcott Rd. 79 Rhodes St. ie Chicago 31, [Illinois New Rochelle, New York | | BS in Social Science BS in Social Science 164 e WILLIAM P. RODA J. DAVID ROSS S120 S ot. 8878 Meadowbrook Blvd. Cleveland 5, Ohio University Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science CARL A. ROTH JAMES E. ROTH 3915 E. Antisdale Ave. 1321 Park Row Ave. Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Social Science AB NORBERT A. ROUGHTON EDWARD C. ROY 336 Boston Place 4613 Broadale Rd. i0 Loledo 5, Ohio Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science x0 PAUL M. SABATINO RICHARD D. SADD 5 1395 Capt. Montagano Blvd. 18205 Windward Rd. Ya 5. Euclid 21, Ohio Cleveland 19, Ohio | 38 in Social Science BS in Social Science Class of 1959 DONALD J. SALASEK 3406 W. 90 St. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Natural Science ROBERT A. SCHNEIDER 3134 W. 84 St. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Social Science THOMAS J. SANDS 9816 Miles Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science Class of 1959 THOMAS J. SCANLON 4720 Broadale Cleveland 9, Ohio BS in Social Science JOHN T. SCHIMPF Elm Rd. Duncan Falls, Ohio BS in Social Science JAY D. SCRIVENS JOHN L. SELISKAR 121 W. 5th Ave. R.D. X1 JAMES M. SCHUERGER 1554 Elbur Ave. Lakewood 7, Ohio Berea, Ohio Middlefield, Ohio AB BS in Social Science AB Arts and Sciences 166 @ RANK J. SEMANCIK ROBERT J. SHIPKA ROBERT J. SHOWIAK RUDOLPH F. SKERL 0111 Gay Ave. 2 Walter St. 17568 Greenlawn 105°, 214-St: leveland 5, Ohio Campbell, Ohio Detroit 21, Michigan Euclid 23, Ohio BS in Social Science AB BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science ONALD L. SPRINGER CHARLES A. SOUCEK ROBERT J. SMITH REGIS W. STAFFORD 706 Renwood Dr. 15515 Talford Ave. 28050 Coolidge Dr. 8132Oldt harm. Rd: arma 29, Ohio Cleveland 28, Ohio Cleveland 32, Ohio Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania S in Natural Science BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science PAUL T. STRICHARCZUK 26430 Euclid Ave. Euclid 32, Ohio BS in Natural Science GILBERT T. SZARAZ 12808 Bangor Ave. Garfield Hts. 25, Ohio BS in Social Science Arts and Sciences RICHARD J. SZABO 270 Chestnut St. Painesville, Ohio BS in Social Science JOHN F. SZUCH 11712 Avon Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science PHILIP D. STANOCH 7153 N. Ozark Ave. Chicago 31, Ilinois BS in Social Science R. NEAL STANTON 1391 Argonne Rd. S. Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Social Science MICHAEL F. STANTON 1296 Winslow Ave. Cleveland 13, Ohio BS in Social Science JAMES A. STRAINER 10620 Elmwood Ave. Garfield Hts. 25, Ohio BS in Social Science 168 e Class of 1959 MON _ ALAN R. TOKUNAGA WESLEY TOLES _ 125 Naniloa Dr. 3968 E. 147th St. Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii Cleveland 28, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science . | k JOHN J. TORONSKI THOMAS M. TULLY poup EK. 71 St. 3127 N. Monitor Ave. � | Cleveland 5, Ohio Chicago 34, Illinois - BS in Social Science BS in Social Science ROBERT W. TWOHEY JAMES R. URBAN 2691 East 116th St. UB21 VW 11 St Cleveland 20, Ohio Cleveland 13, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science RONALD M. URITUS JOHN M. VANDERAAR 37724 Jordan Dr. 87 Linwood Ave. Willoughby, Ohio Norwalk, Ohio AB BS in Social Science DONALD L. VOGEL 19571 Edgecliff Euclid 19, Ohio BS in Natural Science MAURICE A. WILLIAMS 1424 W. 81 St. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Natural Science DAVID G. WASHTOCK 188 Franklin Dr. Berea, Ohio B.S. in Natural Science THOMAS L. WILLMOTT 22001 Fairmount Blvd. Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science JOHN M. WILSON 2303 Loyola Rd. University Hts. 18, Ohio BS in Natural Science RONALD E. YERSKY Brooklyn 9, Ohio BS in Social Science 9110 Memphis Villas Blvd. JAMES M. WITTING 7440 Paxton Ave. Chicag o 49, Illinois BS in Natural Science ROBERT T. YOUNG S712°- Wye 120-56 Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Natural Science THOMAS V. BASEHART THOMAS J. BILEY 7307 Brookside Dr. 1381 Bunts Rd. Cleveland 9, Ohio Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Economics BS in Business Admin. DOMENICK J. BONFIGLIO JOHN N. CHUCHMAN 3423 Sylvanhurst Rd. 1602 Hillcrest Rd. Cleveland Heights 12,Ohio Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. WILLIAM P. COLSON ROBERT. N. DALESSANDRO 27380 W. 96 PI. ALIZE VV SSS St. | Evergreen Park 42, Illinois Cleveland 35, Ohio | BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. DONALD J. DiCARLO ROBERT J. DuBRUL 4618 Birchwold Rd. 949 E. Cooke Rd. S. Euclid 21, Ohio Columbus 24, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. DENNIS P. FAGAN 1873 Brainard Rd. Lyndhurst 24, Ohio BS in Business Admin. HUGH P. HANLON 538 South Belvoir Blvd. S. Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Business Admin. Class of 1959 DENNIS J. FAJACK DENNIS M. GRAPO 1141 E. 148 St. 1962 Coltman Rd. Cleveland 10, Ohio Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Economics EDWARD R. HRIBAR JOHN P. HYLAND 8007 Spring Garden Rd. 1554 Warren Rd. Parma 29, Ohio Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. School of Business DONALD F. HAGERTY 1126 Castleton Rd. Cleveland 21, Ohio BS in Business Admin. ROBERT G. KACZOR 5283 Northwest Hwy. Chicago 30, Illinois BS in Business Admin. 172 e 12400 Beachwood Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Business Admin. —_ ee J. HUGH McDONALD 16740 Greenlawn Detroit 21, Michigan BS in Business Admin. WILLIAM E. KARNATZ RONALD A. KISTNER PPR TS eee Ts my re eS : + = 8 eke “ DAVID D. LUDWICK 1485 Sheridan Rd. S. Euclid 21, Ohio BS in Business Admin. DAVID J. LYONS 3440 Westbury Rd. Cleveland, Ohio BS in Business Admin. 16003 Elderwood Ave. E. Cleveland 12, Ohio BS in Business Admin. pars ty) EL Pm EET) SEAS EES THOMAS R. MANAK THOMAS A. MSZANOWSKI 12086 State Rd 3712 French St. Erie, Pennsylvania DAVID A. MERCER 3325 VW. 91 St, d. Cleveland 2, Ohio N. Royalton 33, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin GARY H. SILVERBERG JAMES R. SALVINO 870 Eddy Rd. 1220 Ivy Rd. N.W. Cleveland 8, Ohio North Canton 20, Ohio | BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. | | | ALAN J. SLOWEY DONALD F. STANIC | 1735 Clarkstone Rd. 1225 Norwood Rd. | Cleveland 12, Ohio Cleveland 38, Ohio | | BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. School of Business CHARLES A. MUER 255 Kenwood Ct. Grosse Pointe 36, Michigan BS in Business Admin. JAMES F. PETERS 1502 N. Main Ext. Butler, Pennsylvania BS in Business Admin. FRANK G. NUNN 10714 Akins Rd. N. Royalton 33, Ohio BS in Business Admin. JOHN F. RYAN 2941 Collingwood Blvd. Toledo 10, Ohio BS in Business Admin. (Class of 1959 guage CHARLES C. STEWART THOMAS M. SZARWARK ; 14706 Orinoco 6619 Lansing Ave. ___E. Cleveland 12, Ohio Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. RONALD E. TIPUL JOHN S. VERES d } 114 Raymond Ave. 9902 Stoughton Ave. Mansfield, Ohio Cleveland 4, Ohio 1 BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. ROBERT F. WALTER RICHARD F. WEHINGER 4438 Catharina Ave. 336 Hammond Ave. Cleveland 9, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. ANTHONY W. WEIGAND JOHN H. WERNER 574 E. Ford Ave. 845 Glenwood Rd. Barberton, Ohio Glenview, Illinois BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. b 4 Ss —EE —EEEE — fy A 4 Y e 175 Evening College MICHAEL E. BRAUN JOSEPH B. CANNON 23697 Letchworth Drive 1638 Madison Ave. Beachwood 22, Ohio Painesville, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science JAMES R. CHURA VERNON J. COOKE 2080 W. 19 St. 1528 Elbur Ave. Cleveland 13, Ohio Lakewood 7, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science GENE G. DANOFF PAUL T. DAVIS 1329 Russell Rd. 13834 E. 188 St. Cleveland 3, Ohio Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Business Admin. MARY JANE DILLHOEFER MYRON S. ENGELMAN | 2618 Ashton Rd. 14015 Superior Rd. Cleveland Hts. 18, Ohio Cleveland 18, Ohio | BS in Social Science BS in Social Science | 176 @ . JOHN E. GRADY ALAN D. GRESSEL 1352 Groyden Rd. 570 Birch Lyndhurst, Ohio Euclid 32, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science FRANK J. GUARINO EILEEN A. HERBISON OF 320 Markbarry Dr; 9115 Loren Ave. Euclid 32, Ohio Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science ROBERT P. HINDS, Jr. THEODORE HORNYAK Pour i. 321 St. 1144 Haverston Rd. Willowick, Ohio Lyndhurst 24, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science AN GEORGE M. INA JOSEPH M. JECH 4 14397 Cedar Rd. 10505 Joan Ave. S. Euclid 21, Ohio Cleveland 11, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science Class of 1959 Oo Hay HERBERT T. JOHNSON 9174 E. 8lst St. Cleveland 8, Ohio BS in Social Science 4948 E. 163 St. Cleveland 28, Ohio BS in Natural Science | | ROBERT J. LAMBERT Class of 1959 FRANK A. KEHN JAMES J. KENEALY THOMAS J. KINSELLA 326 FE. 350-5 1090 E. 171 St. 20750 S. Lake Shore Blvd. Eastlake, Ohio Cleveland 10, Ohio Euclid 23, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Social Science BS in Social Science _ JAMES P. McGINNIS CARMEN A. MINADEO PHYLLIS G. PALMIERI 636 Quilliams 1275 Green Rd. 2916 Courtland Blvd. Cleveland Hts. 21, Ohio S. Euclid 21, Ohio Cleveland 18, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science Evening College 178 e one ee | JOHN V. RIEGER Bo20 W. 181 St. Cleveland 10, Ohio BS in Social Science WALTER STERBENZ 2053 E. 96 St. Cleveland, Ohio BS in Natural Science LUCILA C. RIVERA 1461 Francisco Varona St. Tondo, Manila, Philippines BS in Social Science WILLIAM G. THOMAS P50 bel 20 st: Cleveland 6, Ohio BS in Social Science MICHAEL J. ROARTY 10510 Miles Ave. Cleveland 5, Ohio BS in Social Science GERALDINE F. TURK 23951 Effingham Blvd. Euclid 17, Ohio BS in Social Science GEORGE J. SORNA 3475 E. 52 St. Cleveland 2, Ohio BS in Natural Science EDWARD A. WERNER 17609 Glenshire Ave. Cleveland 35, Ohio BS in Social Science 7 ee ae 2 ? Z 3 4 — SS Senior Directory Arts and Sciences A ELIAS N. ABOOD— International Relations; OSEA. MARION B. AMATO — Lambda Iota Tau; Scien- tific Academy; Southwell Literary Society; Spanish Club. THOMAS R. ANDREWS—Lambda Iota Tau. NICHOLAS O. ANTONAZZO—AUSA; Glee Club; Intramurals; Italian Club; Pershing Rifles; Scab- bard and Blade. JAMES D. ATTEN — Alpha Psi Omega; AUSA; Campus Capers; Cheer Leader; Glee Club; Iota Chi Upsilon; Italian Club; LTS; NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Club; Tennis, THOMAS J. BARROWMAN—AUSA; DMS; Intra- murals; NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Club, Presi- dent; Scabbard and Blade; Spanish Club. DAVID A. BASINSKI — Glee Club; Intramurals; Liturgical Choir. RICHARD G. BATH—American Chemical Society, Secretary; Carroll Union; Intramurals. WILLIAM M. BEAHAN — AUSA; Carroll News; Commerce Club; Intramurals; Scabbard and Blade; Southwell Literary Society; Spanish Club. JOHN V. BELMONTE — Dorm Council; Italian Club; Scientific Academy, President; Sodality. JOHN E. BIAGLOW—American Chemical Society; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Scientific Academy; Track. RUBERT F. BITER, JR.— Freshman Football; Varsity Football; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade. ROBERT W. BRACKEN — Current Events Club; Dorm Council; Intramurals; Philosophy Club; Scientific Academy; Spanish Club, JOHN P. BREZNAI—Intramurals; Track. DALE F. BROW N — Commerce Club, Secretary; Senior Prom Committee; Spanish Club. THOMAS L. BRUNN — Band; Campus Capers; Scabbard and Blade; Southwell Literary Society; Spanish Club. PAUL M. BRUST—AUSA; Carillon; Football, Manager; Intramurals; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade; Senior Prom Committee. PAUL M. BURENS—NVarsity Football, Co-Captain; French Club; e 18] WILLIAM A. BURIAN—AUSA; Carillon, Editor- in-Chief; Carroll Union; Freshman Football; Intra- murals; Pi Delta Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade, President; Senior Prom Committee; Who’s Who; Freshman Class Secretary. GERALD F. BURKE — Carillon; Debate Club; Intramurals; Philosophy Club; Spanish Club; Track. THOMAS A. BUSCH — AUSA; NDTA; Scientific Academy. JOHN P. BYRNE—Scientific Academy. C MICHAEL R. CAMPO—Alpha Psi Omega; Cam- pus Capers; Carroll Union; Dorm Council; Italian Club; LTS; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade; Fresh- man General. SAM A. CANNATA—Band, Vice-President; Italian Club. SAMUEL CAPPAS — AUSA; Glee Club; NDTA: NSA; OSEA; Scabbard and Blade. G. DANIEL CARNEY — Carroll Union; Debate Club, Secretary, Treasurer; Delta Sigma Rho; Intramurals; Philosophy Club, President; Scien- tific Academy. SALVATORE F. CASARONA — AUSA; Campus Capers; Intramurals; Liturgical Choir; NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Rifle Club; Scabbard and Blade. WILLIAM F. CASTROVINCI — Spanish Club: IRE. STEPHEN A. CECH—American Chemical Society; Intramurals; Scientific Academy. DENNIS L. COLEMAN — Scientific Academy; Sodality. MARVIN A. COOK — Campus Capers; Carroll News; Intramurals; Scientific Academy; Senior Prom Committee; Who’s Who; Senior Class Vice- President. KEY ACS —American Chemical Society AUSA —Association of the United States Army CCD -—Confraternity of Christian Doctrin« CECES—Center tf Eastern and Central European Studies DMS —Distinguished Military Student LTS Little Theater Society NDTA —National Defense Transportation Associati NSA National Student Ass« NFCCS—National Federation of Cath« OSEA —Ohio Student Educatio1 = my Senior Directory CHARLES A. CORR— AUSA; Carillon; Carroll Union; CCD, Treasurer; French Club; Lambda Iota Tau; NDTA; Philosophy Club, Vice-President: DMS. EDWARD F. COYNE — Campus Capers; French Club; Philosophy Club; Scientific Academy; South- well Literary Society. THOMAS J. CROFT—American Chemical Society; Varsity Football; Scientific Academy. TIMOTHY E. CROTTY — Carroll News; Carroll Union, Secretary; Debate Club; Freshman Football; French Club, President; Intramurals; Iota Chi Upsilon, Treasurer; Tennis. JOHN J. CURRY—AlIpha Psi Omega; AUSA; Cam- pus Capers; Carroll Union; Intramurals, Manager; LTS; Pershing Rifles; Senior Prom Committee. PHILIP A. CUSICK—Carroll News; Carroll Union; Iota Chi Upsilon, Secretary; Tennis. D JOHN M. DEAGAN — Intramurals; Rifle Club; Scabbard and Blade; Scientific Academy. JOHN R. DELANEY—Freshman Basketball; In- tramurals; Scabbard and Blade, Secretary; Spanish Club. MARTIN J. DEMPSEY—AUSA; Freshman Basket- ball; Campus Capers; Carillon; Carroll Union; Commerce Club; French Club, President; Intra- murals; Philosophy Club; Scabbard and Blade; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Class Secretary. FRANK J. DeROSE—Italian Club. ROBERT H. DIETRICH—Campus Capers; Caril- lon; Carroll News; Carroll Union; Commerce Club; Current Events Club; International Relations; In- tramu rals; Pershing Rifles; Philosophy Club; Southwell Literary Society; French Club. RICHARD E. DODSON—AUSA; Glee Club: NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade. JOSEPH E. DORY—Track. THOMAS E. DWYER—AUSA: Intramurals: NDTA; Spanish Club. ROBERT F. ERZEN Club. AUSA;: Intramurals; Italian F PIERRE M. FABIEN—Glee Club: IRE. CHARLES J. FARRELL—CCD, Vice President; Current Events Club; NFCCS; Philosophy Club; Scientific Academy; Sodality. ANTHONY E. FEDERICO—Basketball, Manag- er; Varsity Football; NSA, Vice President; Track. J. PETER FEGEN — Alpha Sigma Nu; Carroll Union, Vice President, President; Intramurals; Iota Chi Upsilon, Treasurer; NSA; Scientific Academy; Senior Prom Committee; Spanish Club; Who’s Who; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class Presi- dent. ALLEN FINESILVER—Hillel Club; Intramurals; OSEA. LAWRENCE D. FLANDERA — Band, President; Glee Club, Liturgical Choir, Vice President. CHARLES A. FOERSTNER— AUSA; Carillon; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade. JOSEPH M. FORTUNATO—Glee Club; Italian Club; OSEA, Vice President, Treasurer. GARY C. FURIN—Freshman Basketball Captain; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain; Carillon, Manag- ing Editor, Sports Editor; Carroll Union, Treasur- er; Carroll Quarterly; Freshman Football; French Club, Vice President; Intramurals, Manager; Pi Delta Epsilon; Scientific Academy; Senior Prom Committee; Who's Who; Sophomore Class Treasur- er; Junior Class Vice-President; Cross Country. G RAYMOND J. GARCIA—Band; Campus Capers; Glee Club; LTS; Liturgical Choir; Spanish Club. SAMUEL J. GERACE — Carillon; Intramurals; Italian Club; Pi Delta Epsilon. MICHAEL R. GERACI—Campus Capers; Glee Club; Scabbard and Blade. JOHN W. GILLOTA — Rifle Club; Scientific Academy; Spanish Club. DONALD C. GOULD —AUSA; Intramurals; . Model Railroad Club; Pershing Rifles. JOHN E. GRADY—CCD); Pershing Rifles. ARTHUR G. GRANZEIER — CCD; Intramurals; Sodality. MICHAEL J. GROGAN — Carroll Union; LTS; Scientific Academy. F. WILLIAM GURA —Cultural Committee: Spanish Club. H THOMAS L. HAESSLY — Freshman Basketball: Varsity Basketball; French Club; Intramurals. LELAND K. HALL—Freshman Basketball: Var- sity Basketball; Freshman Football; Varsity Foot- ball: Track. Senior Directory e 183 JOSEPH A. HARRISON—Spanish Club. DAVID G. HEMMINGER— DMS; Glee Club; Liturgical Choir, NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade. THOMAS J. HILL—AUSA; NDTA; Radio Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President; Scabbard and Blade. JAMES M. HIROTSU—AUSA; Basketball, Manag- er; Italian Club; NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade. THOMAS W. HOBAN —AUSA; Band; French Club; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade; Scientific Acad- emy. FRANCIS P. HOFRICHTER—AUSA; Commerce Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Intra- murals; Liturgical Choir; Scabbard and Blade; Spanish Club. CHARLES E. HOGAN — AUSA; Intramurals; Spanish Club. DAVID C. HOGAN—Pershing Rifles. DONALD A. HUBMAN—Carillon; Carroll News; Carroll Quarterly; Intramurals; Philosophy Club; Southwell Literary Club, Treasurer. I THEODORE N. IANNETTA—Italian Club. NINO R. IORILLO-—lItalian Club. J PAUL J. JANKOWSKI — Carroll News; Carroll Union; Debate Club; Glee Club; NFCCS; Philoso- phy Club. K KENNETH P. KAMPMAN—Golf. ROBERT J. KAPITAN — AUSA, Secretary; Phi Alpha Theta; Sodality; Spanish Club. DAVID M. KARNAK—Glee Club; Liturgical Choir; Southwell Literary Society. CHARLES A. KELBEY—Debate Club, Treasurer; International Relations; Liturgical Choir: Philoso- phy Club; Spanish Club. EDWARD W. KELLY—AUSA, Treasurer; Current Events Club: CECES; International Relations. PAUL A. KELLY — Intramurals; Polish-American Club: Scientific Club; Spanish Club. JOHN F. KERKLO—Radio Club; Spanish Club. RAYMOND D. KIKTA — Carroll News; Carroll Union; CCD, Secretary; Current Events Club, President; International Relations; OSEA. THOMAS G. KIRKHOPE—AUSA; Band; Campus Capers; French Club; Glee Club; LTS. THOMAS M. KLUCHER — American Chemical So ciety; IRE. RICHARD P. KOBAK—Glee Club; OSEA. KENNETH K. KOCH — Golf; Intramurals; Iota Chi Upsilon; Scientific Academy. FREDRIC E. KRAMER—CCD; Debate Club; Sodality. RICHARD J. KREBS — Freshman Basketball; Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain. JOSEPH M. C. KUNG—Scientific Academy. L JOSEPH W. LaMARCHE—Intramurals; NDTA. ANTHONY J. LaSALVIA — CCD; Intramurals; Italian Club; Scabbard and Blade. LEONARD M. LAVIN — Basketball, Manager; Carroll Union; Dorm Council, President; Intra- murals; LTS; NFCCS; Scientific Academy; Spanish Club; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President. JAMES G. LAWLOR—AUSA, President; Model Railroad Club; NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Spanish Club. JOHN S. LLOYD — Campus Capers; Commerce Club: Institute Of Industrial Relations; Model Railroad Club. DONALD J. LOEWEL—AUSA; Commerce Club; French Club: Intramurals; OSEA. TONY V. LONG—AUSA; Dorm Council; Model Railroad Club, Vice President; NDTA; Pershing Rifles. President: Scabbard and Blade; Tennis. DAVID E. LOWE—Carroll Union; Carroll Quar- terly. Editor-In-Chief; Classical Club; Lambda Iota Tau. Vice President, Treasurer; LTS; Pi Delta Epsilon; Southwell Literary Society, President, Secretary. JAMES J. LOWE, JR.—Commerce Club; Carroll News: Intramurals; Senior Prom Committee. EUGENE IT. LOWERY—Intramurals; IRE. GEORGE W. LUTJEN—Carroll Union, Vice Presi dent: Intramurals; Junior Class President; Whos Who. Senior Directory M GEORGE P. McBRIDE — Campus Capers; LTS; NDTA; Spanish Club. THOMAS J. McCARTHY— Commerce Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Football; Italian Club; Spanish Club; Tennis. ROBERT P. McFAUL—Carillon; Commerce Club; Intramurals; Italian Club; Scabbard and Blade. THOMAS A. McGANN—AUSA; Commerce Club; Intramurals; Italian Club; Senior Prom Committee; Track. FRANCIS L. McGANNON— Campus _ Capers; Carillon; Dorm Council; Glee Club; Intramurals; LTS; Liturgical Choir. GERALD J. McGIVERN—AUSA; Carillon; Com- merce Club; French Club; Glee Club; International Relations Club; Intramurals; NDTA; Scabbard and Blade; Senior Prom Committee. EDWARD P. McHUGH—AUSA; Freshman Foot- ball. JOHN L. McCKENNA—Intramurals; LTS; Scientific Academy; Tennis. RICHARD T. McNALLY—CECES; Carillon, Ac- tivities Editor; French Club: OSEA; Pi Delta Epsilon. MICHAEL J. MACHI— Band; Campus Capers; Scabbard and Blade. DONALD J. MACKINAC—Intramurals; Scientific Academy. THOMAS J. MAJHAN—AUSA; Campus Capers, Intramurals; Model Railroad Club; NDTA; Persh- ing Rifles; Spanish Club. ROBERT P. MALECEK—Band, Secretary, Presi- dent; Carroll Union; Philosophy Club. NATALE F. MALIZIA — Commerce Club; Intra- murals: Spanish Club. ROBERT G. MARTIN—Carroll Union; Commerce Club; French Club; Intramurals; Iota Chi Upsilon, President; NSA; Philosophy Club, President; Senior Prom Committee; Who's Who; Senior Class President. FRANCIS S. MARTINES—Glee Club, Secretary; Italian Club: OSEA, Secretary. MARTIN P. MASTERSON-Italian Club. LAWRENCE D. MEGAN—Golf: Intramurals: Italian Club: NSA. JAMES C. MEGEATH — AUSA; Carroll News, Managing Editor; Carroll Union; French Club, Secretary; Intramurals; NDTA; Philosophy Club; Pi Delta Epsilon, President. WILLIAM R. MENNER—Glee Club; Intramurals; Liturgical Choir, NDTA; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade, JOSEPH B. MILLER—Carroll News, Art Editor; Carroll Union; Debate Club, President; De lta Sigma Rho; Dorm Council; LTS; Philosophy Club; Pi Delta Epsilon; Sodality; Who’s Who. PAUL C. MOON — Alpha Sigma Nu, President; Band; Carroll Union; Cultural Committee, Chair- man; Liturgical Choir, President; Phi Alpha Theta; Spanish Club; Who’s Who. LAWRENCE M. MOONEY — Carroll News; Spanish Club. N THOMAS G. NAHRA — International Relations; Radio Club; Spanish Club. RONALD N. NAUMAN —AUSA; Intramurals; Pershing Rifles; Spanish Club. WILLIAM F. NAVARRE—Carroll Union; Sodal- ity, Prefect; Who’s Who. JOSEPH S. NICKLOS—OSEA. CHARLES J. NOVAK—AUSA; Glee Club; Model Railroad Club; NDTA; Pershing Rifles, EDWARD P. NOVAK—Spanish Club; IRE. O JOHN E. OMALLEY—French Club; Intramurals. PAUL G. OSWALD — AUSA; International Rela- tions; OSEA. THOMAS J. O'TOOLE — Carroll News, Feature Editor; Carroll Union; Cultural Committee; Dorm Council; Intramurals; Italian Club; Pi Delta Epsi- lon; Southwell Literary Society; Spanish Club. IVAN L. OTTO—Alpha Sigma Nu, Vice-President; AUSA; Carillon; Carroll News, Sports Editor, Editor-in-Chief, Senior Editor; Carroll Union; French Club; Pi Delta Epsilon; Phi Alpha Theta Senior Prom Committee; Sodality; D.M.S.; Senior Class Secretary; Who’s Who. P JOSEPH E. PAGLIONE—Intramurals. DONALD V. PALMER—AUSA; Carroll Union; Intramurals; NDTA; OSEA; Sodality; Spanish Club, President; Who’s Who. 184 e vol News, ch Club phy Cha ittamuraly ; Scabbard Ant Edit Ir; ent: Delta ophy Chub; President tee, Chair: pha Theta; ll Nevis Relations: ntramurals ion; Sodal- ub; Model RE, ee; Dom Union: pha Thet ie Senidt fl [init nis! Club, ‘ Senior Directory ROBERT J. PASQUESI—Alpha Psi Omega, Vice- President; Alpha Sigma Nu, Secretary-Treasurer; Current Events Club; Glee Club; Intramurals; LTS; NFCCS; Sodality, President; IRE. RICHARD M. PAVOL—AUSA; Pershing Rifles. EDWARD G. PEREZ — NDTA; Radio Club; Scabbard and Blade; IRE. SAMUEL PERRY—Carroll Quarterly. JAMES R. PHALEN—Philosophy Club; Scientific Academy. JOHN R. PIATAK—Senior Prom Committee; Span- ish Club. ROBERT L. PROFFIT—Band; Glee Club; Intra- murals; IRE, President. DAVID P. RAWSKI—American Chemical Society; Carroll Union; International Relations; NSA; Senior Prom Committee; IRE. JOHN J. 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SHOWIAK—Alpha Psi Omega; Ameri- can Chemical Society; AUSA; Campus Capers; Carroll Union; Carroll Quarterly; Lambda Iota Tau; LTS; NDTA, Treasurer; Scabbard and Blade; Southwell Literary Society, Secretary. RUDOLPH F. SKERL—Intramurals; Italian Club; Scientific Academy; Tennis. ROBERT J. SMITH — Campus Capers; Carroll News; Carroll Union; Current Events Club; De- bate Club, Vice-President; LTS; N CCS; Who's Who. CHARLES A. SOUCEK — American Chemical Society; Intramurals; Philosophy Club. DONALD L. SPRINGER — French Club; Glee Club; Intramurals; Iota Chi Upsilon; Philosophy Club; Scientific Academy. REGIS W. STAFFORD — American Chemical Society: Carroll Union; Current Events Club; In- tramurals:; NDTA; Scientific Academy, Treasurer. PHILIP D. STANOCH — AUSA; Carroll News; Carroll Union; Dorm Council, Treasurer; Fresh- man Lootball; Varsity Football, Manager; Intra- murals: Pershing Rifles; Philosophy Club; Scab bard and Blade, Treasurer; Spanish Club. MICHAEL F. 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Curry Philip A. Cusick John V. Czerapowicz D William R. Daberko Leonard J. Dadante Domenic N. D’Agostino Robert N. D’Alessandro Peter D. Danszczak Raymond L. Daull Michael T. Davis John M. Deagan Leo A. Deininger John R. Delaney J. Denis Dempsey Martin J. Dempsey, Jr. Frank J. De Rose Richard A, Deters James A. Devine Alan E. Devney Richard D. DiBacco Donald J. DiCarlo Michael F. Didomenico Robert H. Dietrich Michael A. DiVittorio Robert J. Dodd, Jr. Richard E. Dodson Stanley W. Dolesh Hans C. Dollhausen John P. Dolwick Zsolt J. Domotorffy Daniel F. Donahue James B. Dowling John P. Doyle Jr. Joseph R. Drever Robert J. Du Brul Edward V, Dugal Robert J. Dugan James V. Dugar Dennis E. Dura John M. Dwyer Thomas E. Dwyer E James P. Egan William P. Egan Roger P. Eger Robert B. Elliott Joseph T. Ellis William C. Emser F Robert F. Erzen John F. Estenik . Gerald M. Esterheld | Pierre M. Fabien Dennis P. Fagan Dennis J. Fajack Thomas M. Fallon Raymond J. Farhart Charles J. Farrell Anthony E. Federico Dennis F. Fedor Edward F. Fehrenbacher | John T. Feighan Frank M. Ferrando Jerome M. Finefrock Allen Finesilver Richard L. Fink John F. Finn James A. Finnegan Daniel A. Fisher Edward G. Fisher Philip M. Fisher Charles B. Fitzgerald James E. Fitzgerald Robert J. Fitzmaurice Dennis A. Flaherty Lawrence D. Flandera Paul A. Flask Raymond T. Fleming Richard G. Fleming Charles A, Foerstner F. Kevin Foley Ernest L. Fontana Michael L. Forman James J. Forrestal Joseph T. Forristell Frank J. Forster Joseph M. Fortunato Gene C. Fowler B. Lawrence Fox Richard J. Fox Norbert W. Foxx Edward J. Frac Louis C. Frank Thomas A. Frate Edwin L. Frederick Perry A. Frey Richard J. Fromholtz Michael E. Fulk Gary C, Furin G Lawrence A. Galvanauskas Nicholas A. Gambatesa Raymond J. Garcia James W. Gauntner 190 e it William P. Gee Edward J. George Samuel J. Gerace Michael R. Geraci John J. Gerlak Frederick A. Gerome Robert E. Gibbons Thomas F. Gibbons Vincent A. Gilchrist John W. Gillota John F. Gilmore Thomas J. Ginley David L. Glauner Joseph B. Glunz Joseph C. Godfrey Robert E. Goff Philip K. Gordon Donald C. Gould John M. Grace John E, Grady John A. Gramm John D. Grant Robert E. Grant Arthur G. Granzeier Dennis M. Grapo Charles B. Gregg Michael J. Grogan Charles T. Gruhler William G. Gude F. William Gura, Jr. Lawrence F. Guzowski H Paul F. Haas Thomas L. Haessly Donald F. Hagerty Andrew G. Hale Leland K. Hall Hugh P. Hanlon J. Charles Hanlon Michael P. Hanlon Frank B. Harff William R. Harmon Joseph A. Harrison William J. Hartney Dennis F. Hauck David G. Hemminger Richard D. Henderson Edward E. Herceg Patrick M. Herrity William A. Heywood Thomas J. Hilger Thomas J. Hill Charles A. Hillig J. Michael Hindman James M. Hirotsu Thomas W. Hoban John J. Hocevar e 19] Richard J. Hoegler Francis P. Hofrichter Charles E. Hogan David C. Hogan Paul F. Hohman Dominic J. Hoppe LeRoy L. Horvath Kenneth S. Hovan Jon J. Howbert Edward R. Hribar John G. Hrinda Donald A. Hubman Francis G. Hudak Dennis M. Hudson John P. Hyland Theodore N. Iannetta Nino R. Iorillo J Thomas J. Jacobs Thomas P. Jacobson Morgan E. Jacox Ronald P. Jagos Peter M. Jakubowski Philip Q. James George A. Janek Charles J. Janki Paul J. Jankowski Franklin D. Jasko Edward Jebber, Jr. Gerald G. Johnson Warren D. Johnson Moses B. Jones K Robert G. Kaczor John J. Kahl Kenneth P. Kampman Gerald E. Kananen Stephen R. Kapelka Robert J. Kapitan Francis M. Karlik David M. Karnak William E. Karnatz Steve P. Kasa John J. Kastelic Kevin E. Kavanagh Edward M. Keefe Robert E. Keefe James W. Keim, Jr. Charles A. Kelbley John T. Kelley Edward W. Kelly Paul A. Kelly Student Patrons Gilbert P. Kenehan John F. Kerklo David G. Kewley Raymond D. Kikta John C. Kirkhope Thomas G. Kirkhope James M. Kirn Daniel F. Kisla Ronald A. Kistner William R. Kleinhenz Joseph F. Klemencic Ronald F. Klepetko Henry M. Kline Kenneth P. Kling Thomas M. Klucher Richard P. Kobak Kenneth K. Kock William T. Kohlerman Frank P. Kolba Francis J. Kollarits Charles W. Koman J. David Konopka Gerald A. Kopfinger Robert F. Koprowski Richard J. Korejwo John S. Kostyo Gerald J. Kotrlik James E. Kovac Richard J. Kowalski Fredric E. Kramer Jerry W. Krape Philip M. Krause Richard J. Krebs Michael J. Kren Allan F. Krepina Thomas R. Kuchta Joseph M. Kung Charles L. Kunovic Joseph B. Kupec L Robert E. Lally Thomas R. Lally Joseph W. LaMarche Raymond J. Lancaster Edward F. Landor Anthony F. Lang Anthony J. LaSalvia Joseph H. Laubacher Leonard M. Lavin James G. Lawlor John M. Leahy Terry P. Leahy James F. Lehman Timothy E. Leiden Edmund L. Leising, Jr. Robert J. Leisz John F. Lenehan Phillip Leone John M. Lesniak Donald R. Lewis Charles D. Lichtner John E. Lieske John S. Lloyd Donald J. Loewel Richard A. Lohr Anthony V. Long James A. Lorinez Richard I. Low David E. Lowe James J. Lowe, Jr. Eugene F. Lowery Richard P. Lucha David D. Ludwick George W. Lutjen Robert A. Luzar David J. Lyons Patrick J. Lyons Mc James H. McAuley Edward J. McAvoy George P. McBride Daniel P. McCarthy Thomas J. McCarthy Timothy N. McCormick J. Hugh McDonald Lawrence S. McDonaid James F. McDonough Lawrence J. McDonough Thomas J. McDonough Eugene F. McEnroe John B. McFadden Robert P. McFaul Thomas A. McGann F. Lambert McGannon, Jr. Edward J. McGervey Gerald J. McGivern Francis A. McGlynn Dennis M. McGrath Joseph W. McGreal William K. McGreal Edward P. McHugh John L. McKenna William O. McLanney Kenton H. McManus Michael E. McManus Dennis A. McMullen Richard T. McNally Lawrence J. McNamee John J. McNulty Raymond J. McSoley, Jr. M Michael J. Machi Donald J. Mackinac John N. Mader John W. Magnotto Leo J. Mahoney Thomas J. Majhan Robert P. Malecek Natale F. Malizia Thomas F. Maloney Thomas R, Manak Richard M. Manning Joseph G. Manser James A. Marcinski Phillip J. Marn Donald T. Marshall Robert G. Martin Francis S. Martines Richard J. Martynowski Joseph R. Masar James L. Mason Martin P. Masterson David P. Matthews Adelbert C. Meder Denis B. Meder Lawrence D. Megan James C. Megeath Raymond J. Menegay William R. Menner David A. Mercer Robert L. Mercer David J. Merlene George R. Mezera Raymond J..Mezo James P. Middendorf Richard A. Mikol James A. Mildenberg Gregory J. Miller Joseph B. Miller Neil A. Miller Carmen A. Minadeo Gary A. Mishaga William J. Mokracek Paul C. Moon Lawrence M. Mooney William R. Mooney James W. Moran Gary H. Morgan Robert S. Morgan James M. Moriarty Kenneth F. Morrell John F. Morris John Morscher Thomas A. Mszanowski Charles A. Muer Thomas P. Mullaney Aloysius J. Mullee James P. Murphy Richard W. Murray Joseph A. Musacchia Student Patrons N Joseph A. Naffziger Thomas E. Nagy Thomas G. Nahra Paul A. Napoli George W. Narby Thomas A. Nasrallah Ronald N. Nauman William F. Navarre Dennis M. Naylon Paul D. Nemec Marshall D. Nickerson Joseph S. Nicklos Charles A. Nicolai Michael J. Nolan Michael P. Norkett Robert W. North Charles J. Novak Edward P. Novak John E. Nuckley Frank G. Nunn O Richard E. Oberuc A. John O'Connell Gerald F. O'Connell Michael J. O'Connor Dennis M. Okerbloom James R. O’Leary James K. O'Malley John E. O'Malley Lawrence J. Ondrejack John P. O'Neill Peter V. Ori Thomas C. O'Rourke Ralph A. Osborn Darryl E. O’Sickey James P, O'Sullivan Paul G. Oswald Thomas J. O’Toole Ivan L. Otto Bela O’vary Pp Herbert J. Paboresky David M. Padavick Joseph E. Paglione Albert J. Palko Donald V. Palmer Richard J. Pamula Peter E. Parks John J. Paschen Eugene A. Pasek Robert J. Pasquesi John Passarelli John R. Pastorek William R. Pavlik Richard M. Pavol Kenneth Pawlicki Louis J. Pepoy Donald L. Perdue Edward G. Perez Samuel Perry, Jr. J. Rudolph Peter James F, Peters James M. Petrovich James R. Phalen Gerald G. Phillips John R. Piatak Paul M. Pira Charles R. Pirnat Edward E. Pishkula Joseph J. Pishkula Edward R. Pitcher Thomas J. Porte Edward S. Porubsky Raymond P. Powell Richard A. Praszniewski Robert L. Proffit Nicholas A. Prospero Q William H. Quandt Thomas J. Quirk R Peter M. Ratajcezak David A. Ratino David P. Rawski John J. Reardon Michael C. Reitz Edward C. Reno William F. Retterer Ronald R. Reuss Thomas C. Ribar Joseph A. Rini Roger G. Risher Charles R. Ritley Richard A. Rituno James M. Roberts J. Paul Robertson Arthur G. Robson William P. Roda Michael J. Rogers Richard T. Rohrer J. David Ross Carl A. Roth James E. Roth Norbert A. Roughton Kenneth R. Rowley Edward C, Roy Herold G. Ruel Roger C. Ruffing Richard P. Ruprich James A. Ryan John F. Ryan S Paul M. Sabatino Thomas F. Sabow Remigius V. Sadauskas Richard D. Sadd Donald J. Salasek James R. Salvino Thomas J. Sands James R. Sanger William D. San Hamel Val A. Saph John G. Sarachene Robert J. Sating Thomas J. Scanlon Joseph Schaeffer Robert Q. Schallerer John T. Schimpf Robert J. Schlacks Robert A. Schneider Gary P. Schubert James M. Sch uerger John Scott John M. Scott Jay D. Scrivens Joseph G. Seck John L. Seliskar Frank J. Semancik Lawrence A. Senffner Daniel P. Shaughnessy John H. Sheridan Joseph F. Sherrick Donald C. Shine Robert J. Shipka John A. Shovary Robert J. Showiak Stanley E. Sibits James I. Sikora Gary H. Silverberg Ronald J. Sinay Algis Sirvaitis John P. Skelly Rudolph F. Skerl G. Mark Slick John M. Slosar Alan J. Slowey Eugene J. Smayda Dale A. Smith George B. Smith John D. Smith Michael J. Smith Robert J. Smith Robert J. Smith Anthoni C. Socrates Charles A. Soucek Raymond M. Spiewak Donald L. Springer iS Daniel T. Stack Regis W. Stafford Philip D. Stanoch R. Neal Stanton Ronald J. Stark Stanley C, Stary, Jr. James A. Stenger Walter Sterbenz Paul J. Stetz Terrance M. Stocker William D. Stofey Kenneth J. Stommel James A. Strainer Gerald W. Stribbell Paul T. Stricharczuk Ronald C. Suich Francis D. Sullivan Michael M. Sullivan Edmund J. Sumnar Albert C. Sutphin Michael C. Sweeney William J. Sweeney C. Jay Sweet Richard J. Szabo Gilbert T. Szaraz Thomas M. Szarwark Walter M. Szczecinski John F, Szuch Student Patrons T Robert J. Tancos Joseph M. Tegano Edward F. Thomas Ronald E. Tipul Alan R. Tokunaga Wesley Toles John J. Toronski David J. Torrence Gregory J. Toth Carl S. Townsend Thomas A. Traut Peter J. Trentadue Albert N. Trentini James R. Truxes Charles R. Tukacek James M. Turnes Lawrence J. Turton U Gabriel J. Uljon James R. Urban John R. Urban Ronald M. Uritus V Werner A, Valyko John M. Vanderaar Piet H. Van Ogtrop John S. Veres Dominic L. Vitale Donald L. Vogel J. Richard Vogel W Daniel A. Wabick William S. Wachunas James A. Wagner Patrick C. Wagner Gerard Walsh Michael P. Walsh Robert F. Walter David G. Washtock Thomas J. Watters Richard F. Wehinger Anthony W. Weigand David A. Welch Maurice J. Welch James H. Wenzinger John H. Werner John A, Wesley Albert J. Westfall Leonard J. Westfall Wayne R. Wiley Acknowledgements Jerry E. Wilhelm Maurice A. Williams Thomas L. Willmott James J. Wilson John M. Wilson David L. Wilt Thomas A. Wirsing James M. Witting James J. Wolf Dennis A. Wrobleski Y William P. Yarmesch J. Dennis Yavorsky Ronald E. Yersky Robert T. Young Thomas J. Yule pd Frank Y. Zalar Anthony T. Zeno Edward H. Ziegelmeyer Clyde N. Zirm Joseph M. Zore At the close of each school year the CARILLON is published by a small] number of stu- dents for the entire student body. This publication requires many hours of complex work in- cluding: photography, layout, composition, art work, engraving, printing and binding. Because of the complexities of much of this work we, the student staff, must call on many persons off- campus for aid and advice. Our sincere thanks are due to the following men without whose co-operation this book could not have been published. — RICCO LEANA, The May Company, Photographic Studio — SID MENDOLSON, National Convention Photo Service — RAY MILETI, The Cleveland Engraving Company — JOSEPH FOGG, The Judson Printing Company — RALPH BENZ, The S. K. Smith Company — FRANCES HECKER, Little King Bindery Company In publishing the 1959 CARILLON we have made every effort to put into words Ee poe a history of a year of life at John Carroll University. The book is written for you, the reader. It is our sincere hope that you enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed writing it. William A. Burian Editor-in-Chief John T. Feighan, IV Business Manager Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 59” Ramus Trucking Line Inc. 3780 Ridge Road, Cleveland, Ohio Common Carriers of General Commodities. Ww Direct Services to Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, and Toledo. Direct points and terminals at locations. With our VERY BEST WISHEKS to the (ewe hi LEHADERKS of our Nation and its Communities awe Lave Erte Screw Corporation PPA I I DP ss os so SS SY — ENMy— TY ™- AVENUE, CLEVELAND 7, OHIO 1300) ATHENS Roediger Construction, Inc. eneral Contractors TO 1-8080 7 INTEGRITY 1729 Superior Ave. Cleveland 14, Oh Best Wishes to the Class of 1959” The Gorman-Lavelle Plumbing Heating Co. CONTRACTORS Plumbing Ventilating - Heating Air Conditioning 2341 East 22nd St. MAin 1-3680 Cleveland, Ohio 0 “The Children’s Marching Song” or “COME TIPTOE THROUGH THE BEER STEINS WITH ME” This old man, he had one One is really not much fun. A glass, a bottle, or a can, STANDARD BEER for the thinking man. This old man, he had two Now things were coming into view. A glass, a bottle, or a can, STANDARD BEER for the thinking man. This old man, he had three Trying to catch up to me. A glass, a bottle, or a can, STANDARD BEER for the thinking man. This old man he had... five? At least | think that it was five. A glass, a bottle, or a can, STANDARD BEER for the thinking man. This old man, he had six, He was up to his old tricks: Glass or bottle or six-pack pace, STANDARD’S best in any case. AND THIS OLD MAN WENT ROLLLLLING HOME! ... with a case of STANDARD BEER Sales Representative: John T. Feighan, IV MElrose 1-1002 To JOHN CARROLL'S CLASS OF “59” ete i. For Its Merry-Go-Round of Friendliness Compliments of FACTORY FURNITURE CO. 4997 Broadway Ave. Cleveland, Ohio “Says Hello” G ee. LA. 1-2656 ’ oo j Best Wishes To The a Graduates of “1959” ) INSURANCE - Any Kind Anywhere Dolesh Brothers Inc. sare 3530 Trowbridge Ave. Thomas J. Unik Co. Insurance Agency Quality Printing Since 1920 WEST LEDERER TERMINAL CLEVELAND 14, OHIO FOOT OF EAST NINTH ST. TELE. TOWER 1-0200 Thats My Bank to more than 300,000 Greater Clevelanders Society NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVELAND MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE CLEVELAND STEVEDORE CO. 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