John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)
- Class of 1960
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,.,....,..:.q .m,. R,-Q.,-U-.,.f:g!:54,,,-3,..,1.-.....,, ,, ...u,.....g1nrmevz'71gsp7v- X,,.., ..., ..V,,,..--- , I ff , ,r I .. .,,..v-,..' - X .Xe nnmunw F. Kevin Foley EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joseph A. Rini BUSINESS MANAGER Joseph Klemencic E, E- use MANAGING EDITOR Thomas Gaffneywh ....... PROOF EDITOR Joseph Curran, ,.e. ..... C OPY EDITOR Dan Fisher e,,e EUSPORTS EDITOR Bob Barkell- ,.,.E.A,,,.E-.v.,,..- - SENIOR EDITOR EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Jerry Belian Tony Culotfa Martin Regan PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF John Oligny Tony Melle Joe Morrissey BUSINESS STAFF Tim O'Rourke John Argie Iggy Trombetfa , Dan Selhorsf Dr. Richard J. Spaih e - , ..-. MODERATOR Cleveland Engraving Co. In .... ENGRAVER The William Feather Co.-ee- ..,. PRINTER X 1 I I 5 CARILLQN I I96O 51 -iw-wi i Q 1 ll ' MR I as I ,ff Z W W I Zafj ..... Wf ff CARY, N xk 1. J fm?mfX . . . . more than a tract of land encompass- ing students and professors . . . laboratories and libraries . . . lawns and buildings-all occupied with the common function of the education of the whole man, utilizing classes, lectures, forums, retreats. . . . . Like, yet unlike, other universities, John Carroll has an atmosphere distinctively its own. In this the XVII volume of the Carillon we present some highlights of the year's passing. . . . . Administration and Faculty represent the guideposts of our journey along the aca- demic avenues: they introduce the chronicle. Each season of the year features an indi- vidual undergraduate class . . . . . . . September and Autumn, the time of orientation and adjustment characteristic of the Freshmen. Winter and Spring are the heralds of Sophomores and Juniors. Then, June! and poised at the threshold of Summer and Commencement, the Seniors, products of four years' nurturing for the service of God, Country, and Carroll. . . . . Athletic, Social, and Organizational activities complement our education and our book. Throughout, the sands of the hourglass illustrate the passing of time .... We ure educated by The undefeated Blue Streaks again this year, captured the PAC crown. ,J -...-M- ..Q,,...,,,,,L, .W Gu deposts of Advancement Bishop Beg-in and Father Dunn are photc graphed at the recent commencement exercises Athletics 'YW n T4'?2 '5:: ' .1 T'?f'fWD1E ,.,.,t , Q 4. X I llx Scholarship The library becomes well known to every student throughout the school year. Social Activities -.Ria The development of the social aspects of every student's character is an important element in college training. 5 .1 5 We are educated by C0mEf.L5iff5,mgQ, Since John Carroll is nestled in the outskirts oi a iarge metropolitarg areal, Clevgland offers ' ' a un ant opportunity or t e stu ent to p- CU i Q p p O n plement his formal education. Su The Canadian Players presentation of the .Taming of the Shrew , was just one of the many oppor- tunities which afforded the student a contact with art in its various forms at the University. l lx Pursuit of Ultimate Values The insistence on the cultivation of Christizui values instills in proper fulfillment of his religious duties. e conscienc Y ' il e of the student a desire towards the liilvfv 5 his .st W 1 . .. -2- 'V 5 -+ ww 7 'ft 1? 'Z ,V , Ai A 9 I ff 4? K ,gi 4, if , f , . Q 1 Z a ? XX XlNYQb ,,-A 1 X X Z , 5 ,f I 0 ' z . Dedication Politics is not a science, as many of our pro- fessors iniagine, but an art.-Bismafrck W'hen Edward Coleman Reilley was gradu- ated from John Carroll University in 1932 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, in both retrospect and prospect learning and scholarship were his. In retrospect: a diploma, granted and in- scribed mavgna- cum- laudofq the Msgr. Pfeil Gold Medal, awarded for the highest grades in philo- sophical studiesg the Senior Scholarship Gold Medal. An academic success as a philosophy major, history and Latin minor, he could reflect fur- ther upon his accomplishments as violinist with the University orchestra, French horn tooter for the band, organist for chapel services. In prospect? A master of arts degree in history from John Carroll University in 19333 the doctor of philosophy degree earned at VVestern Reserve University and granted in 1940, appointment to the John Carroll Uni- versity faculty as an instructor in history in 1935. Versed in his academic disciplines of history, political science, and government, versatile in imparting his instruction, Dr. Reilley would teach European and American History, Ameri- can Federal, State, a11d Municipal Govern- mentg Economics and Business Administra- tiong naval history and strategy. And in 1957 the culmination: appointment-Director of the Department of Governmental Administration. No venerator ot the shihboleths of politics, unimpressed hy the traditional, hut often facile interpretations of history, his is not the arid scholarship ot' dusty data, hut the continually questioning, re-evaluating, realistic analyses ot' men, their motives, and their deeds. Comhining the skill of scholarship with the artfulness ot' wit, he spikes sham and penetrates pretense, erecting in their stead solidly-grounded and factually accurate constructs ot' history and civic administration. A memher ot the Ohio Academy ot' Tlistory and the American Society l'or Iluhlic Admini- stratgion, Dr. lteillcy has published articles in .4 Y 2 Edward C. Reilley A.M., Ph.D. the Ohio Sfutc i-lrclzcologicul and Histo-ricfll Qzmrtcrly. the Irish-r-lmcricuzz Quarterly, and the t'rl1'roll I?1l.Qir1c,vs Bullctin on topics ranging trom Seriously Now, l,et's Aholish the States to The Early Entrepreneurial History of t'leveland Business Organizations. To Professor Edward lteilley, on the occasion of his 25th anniversary as a member of the John tlarroll faculty we affectionately and re- spectfully dedicate this volume XVII ot the Carillon. -31 D O L Dr. Reilley confers with Dr. Noetzel, Dean of the School of Business. Edward C. Reilley, educator of men 9 . I Rev. Leonard H. Otting S.J. Rev Joseph A Kiefer S J Professor of Philosophy Professor Emer1tus of Classical Languages Born: Jan. 28, 1890 Born: July 2 1881 Entered Society: July 24, 1909 Entered Society Aug 31 1898 Ordained: Aug. 15, 1928 Ordained Sept 8 1916 Died: Jan. 25, 1960 Died: Jan 23 1960 In Memoriam Rev. Joseph S. Joliat S.J. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics Associate Director of the Seismological Observatory Born: Jan. 12, Entered Society: Aug. 31, Ordained: Feb. 2, Died: April 14, 1882 1905 1923 1960 Archbishop Most Rev. Edward F. Hoban S.T.D., Ph.D., LL.D. ARCHBISHOP-BISHOP OF CLEVELAND Auxiliary Bishops Most Rev. Floyd L. Begin Most Rev. John J. Krol S.T.D., Ph.D., J.C.D. S.T.D., J.C.D., LL.D. . ' feee he K J J , ry' ADMENMSTHA the guideposts of our Very Rev. Hugh E. Dunn, SJ. A.M., Ph.D. President U I school year 'l,FHs. Rev. William J. Millor, S.J S.T.L., Ph.D. Executive Dean Dean of the Graduate School V251-1 Rev. Edward C. McCue, S.J. S.T.L., Ph.D. 1 3 W-+-4-Ae. ,f - 1 1 xg Rev. Richard T. Deters, SJ. A.M., S.T.L. Arthur J. Noetzel, Jr. M.B.A., Ph.D. 'i A ' A' vlrwlfi, F, NH, -' X. X 5 K, '-' A , 15 Rev. Joseph F. Downey, S.J. M.S., Ed.M., S.T.L. Deon of the Evening College Dean of the College of Arts cincl Sciences Deon of the School of Business Rev. Joseph A. Muenzer, S.J. S.T.L., A.M. Frank J. Devlin M.B.A. - ,...,,... .- Deon of Men Asst. Dean of the School of Business Asst. Deon of the College of Arts oncl Sciences John W. Macurak, S.J. S.T.L., Ph.L. QNX ,PJ lx. Administration Rev. P. Douglas Keller, S.J. Herbert J. Kennedy S.T.B., Ph.L. Vice President for Development Secretary and Treasurer X s .. xx N xx 2 X N x Rss X X fx 'H it .i X:-5:51, X XX P 5? D 1 Rev. John A. Weber, S.J. James P. Conway A.M. LL.B. Director of Student Promotion Director of Alumni Relations 019 , ,-.,. ,t,v.-- Rev. Herman S. Hughes, S.J. Harvey Charles S.T.L., M.A. lOxonJ Ed.D. Director of Cultural Programs Director of Teacher Training Raymond E. Cawthorne Charles J. Cooney A.M. Comptroller Registrar W Rev. James A. Mackin, S.J. Walter S. Nosal A.M., B.S. in L.S. Ed.D. Director of Libraries Director of the Counseling Center Rev. Clifford J. LeMz1y, s.J. Raymond J- Reilly A.M., Ms. Bas- . . Student Chaplain Director of Pubhc Relations , ,,.-...,,.,....., , ... ua ff i 5: ' M Administration Herbert C. Eisele Richard J. Spath Ph.D. A.M. ' ' Director of Athletics Director of Student Publications . Frank A. Jones Leah Yabroff B'S, M.S. in L.S. Director of Purchasing Librarian 2 'I , m,,,,...,,U..-N Q' 1 + 1 A 04 4. -- 11, .f ,, , , :wif gf' I- xwadmw, --i,i.L ij' 1 1 . . ...f .un f .. , -4 W fiiiilif , ..,,,..,, .,-, I Q ' ,Zi ' Hn, Z' ' , '.-,nM,,...-, -V 4 M 7. ' . ,ff ,, .J 4 .' In mis? .--:41 ' Lf , ',Lfvf1.,'fw- - ,1 -. - Iv 162,11-7 .. .. Qf 717 ' 1 ' :- 5 --141. 474' ' - Yr 1 ,,, ' WZ., 'iw , ,lg ffv iw 'wig ,,,,. ,, , K 'ng ,mhz 4 U, zgy2?m7'fW '!d f 7?- I' ffz X C79 ZW fi 1 f iln Histor Y l Row 1: Dr. Frank J. Heintz Jr., Mr. Eugene G. Oberst, Dr. James R. Hartnett, Mr. Donald P. Gavin, Rev. Thomas P. Conry, S.J., Rev. Howard Korner, S.J., Mr. Belti Shah Gilani. Row 2: Mr. George J. Prpic, Dr. Thomas E. Auge, Mr. William J. Ulrich, Rev. Paul A. Woelfl, S.J., Dr. Michael S. Pap. Theology Rev. Thomas D. Ewing, S.J., Rev. Nicholas A. Predovich, S.J., Rev. John D. Gerken, S.J., Rev. Frank A. Bittenz, S.J., Rev. Terence T. Kane, S.J., Rev. Daniel B. Cronin, S.J. 023 JLAA J I. English T' Row 1: Miss Ann De Vaney, Miss Elizabeth M. Shanahan, Miss Sandra S. Mangan, Miss Celeste F. Hes- pen, Miss Mary Ann Whitney, Dr. George E. Grauel, Rev. Herman S. Hughes, S.J., Dr. James F. O'Donnell, Miss Miriam R. Gannon, Miss Lena N. Coiro, Mr. Theodore F. Valvoda. Row 2: Dr. Warren L. Fleischauer, Mr. Frank J. Wiess, Mr. Joseph T. Cotter, Dr. Arther S. Trace, Dr. John L. Melton, Mr. Charles E. Hodges, Miss Mary Ann K. Kucie, Miss Jeanne M. Wool- ever, Dr. Louis G. Pecek, Dr. Robert R. Yackshaw, Dr. Dougald B. MacEachen, Mr. Bernard R. Campbell. S I cl U C cc: qi' i C I1 Mr. Richard A. Iliano, Mr. Herbert C. Eisele, Mr. John W. Ray, Mr. Frank G. Belanich. L Speech Dr. Austin J. Freeley, Mr. Vincent S. Klein, Mr. Robert A. Valyo, Jr., Mr. Leone J. Marinello. h 0 Mat emahcs Mr. Eugene R. Mittinger, Dr. Mary Neff, Mr. Ronald E. Schneider, Rev. Henry F. Birkenhauer, S.J., Rev. Thomas C. Bieker, S.J., Dr. Edward J. Walter, Dr. Francis T. Huck, Mr. John A. Klug. 25 1 A o it o , , Sociology l Mr. Nicholas S. Di Caprio, Dr. Thomas G. Stampfl, Dr. Franklin J. Henry, Dr. Robert B. Carver. J L Wifi' I 1 Mr. John R. Carpenter, Dr. Joseph E. Bender, Mr. John J. Connelly, Rev. Joseph J. Henninger, SJ. . 27',.f f?4V ' fe' R -. I 1 ,J Philosophy W' K Row 1: Dr. William S. Haymond, Mr. William E. Thirlkel, Mr. Robert P. Sullivan, Rev. Oscar J. La- Plante, S.J., Rev. Reginald J. Lefevre, S.J., Rev. Nicholas A. Horvath. Row 2: Rev. John F. Murphy, Dr. Richard J. Blackwell, Rev. Joseph O. Schell, S.J., Dr. Francis J. Catania. Modern Longuoges Seated: Dr. Rene L. Fabien, Dr. Luis Soto-Ruiz, Mr. Bernard S. Jablonski, Dr. James J. Pierolo, Dr. Theodore L. Lowe, Mr. Mirco M. Mitrovich, Mr. Lucien A. Aube, Dr. Robert T. Corrigan. Standing: Mr. Louis C. Bourgeois, Dr. Karl M. Gabriel. L 28 lf, A l. I ' :J Classical Languages Dr. R. Joseph Schork, Dr. Richard J. Spath 29 s Education I . K Mr. Robert R. Reilley, Rev. Joseph P. Owens, S.J., Dr. Harvey Charles. if iw? Dr. Walter S. Nosal, Dr. Bernard A. Hodinko, Dr. George J. Huys. , 30 Q X O Chemistry Dr. Lawrence C. Cerny, Dr. Richard A. Gaul, Dr. Edmund B. Thomas. 0 31, ,.,' I Dr. William A. Weaver, Mr. Robert J. Nook, Mr. Robert L. Toomey, Dr. Dominic J. Hunt. Row 1: Dr. Harold A. Baker, Dr. Irving K. Christiansen, Mr. Frank J. Devlin, Dr. Arthur J. Noetzel Dr. John F. Michael, Dr. Edward C. Reilley, Dr. John M. Gersting. Row 2: Mr. George P. Biglow, Rev. A. Jerome Clifford, S.J., Mr. Robert S. More, Mr. Francis V. Baldo Mr. John S. Sweeney, Mr. Francis J. McGurr, Dr. Myron J. Melnyk. School of Business f i -qv--n i 6' 1259 if g1f4ff7!' 4 f 1 '4 Z 4 , f 5 '1 A gf Z 5 Z i ' Z, I V,. , gf J ! 2 f , Q. ' 2 , I4 1 f , . ,WM uw , ,fmf.,..' V. ,,,-wzyy '1 , ,Q ,,,ig,1 , . , -W gf V - f ..g.1 Row 1: Maj. Walter W. Hanselmann, Lt. Col. Warren G. Duemniel, Col. Jean P. La Cour. Lt. Col. Merle E. Hamner, Maj. Laurance H. Kryter. Row 2: Capt. James E. Murphy, Capt. Richard A. Rein, Capt. Patrick J. Moore, Capt. Donald R. Martin Lt. George B. Lowery, Capt. Albert A. Helker, Maj. Robert W. Gentleman. r.. . Military Science 35X If Row 1: Sgt. Earl E. Sansbury, SFC Charles F. Glady, SFC Carl M. Persinger, SFC William T. Cunningham. Row 2: Sgt. Edward T. Cronin, MfSgt. Herman L. Andrews, SFC Jerry E. Hudson SFC Raymond A. Yaskivich. 4 f Z3 W , ..,, W , Z .IDU 'Z' . 7 4 617, 6 f yf 5,1 mafl0q Wd rr r r 0 6fff 7 ...,. l 'iii5s?s ff! Q 4515511 f , 7 QM!! ' I f Q 4,' fa The Fall of the year accents the beginning of a new school term, the return of the upperclassmen and the arrival of the freshmen. The reorganization of campus groups, football rallies, mixers, and convocations, signal the start of another year. Registration, orientation, and confusion, is typified by the first year men as they make their adjustment to college life. Hello Week, Kangaroo Court, and the Push Ball, further molds the new class into Men of Carroll. :i21f,iIf?gS'122:- 2.3: . ' I' , , . , uswfivaf it-Ffa , V aj ft 4, , , r fits V N ,, ,V ' Qgiqff Q ,,eJg',i'i1L,, 2 J -' i,,...g:,g,y-,ff,,- 'wg 7f1:i'f'iu5,y'2 ' - '- 2' Xi 5,5135 'ff gr, tink, V f -iiff.ymasL- rg :Review 4 W rc: , L '- N v ...,,,s,,fm-nf, gf 5 fiiimggfxr-i7'. gfqyfgz f , aaysfff ,, A ' .V ,-f.i,.e5.:.4.f,. ,5f,5aem.f.er fwssrf K y f--fa-to',fww,ff,f,,fuf-Jffw'w':em2 ta,,ufg. i 3 iC?i'iif2v42ft+1e1r - ' , 'g',ZTL3,laizQ,f?g7'Qlff2lfi'3f7i3fYff: J 1 nQ?ili?3:'7fi75' A K Q f-iffziqkiffff-qw''f'i lf'ZHf11'I12 A:g:,,s , , ' tiki 'z' LL,-, , -.Eff f . 1 i151,111il5'ilFffi.Qi?3'5if?Qc' 1 ' -w - - ,,, t,i-iw-f,-:-1,4A,f ,-.M-f, f f-Law:-ef as :Eiffel ' -, fr :cis ky -.0-,ff'f5w,-'rx yi. :H , 1 ,-A, X , , , mais. ay 4 ,.,,1,,e .-sf. .fy-,. 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No beanie no wienief' is the popular call at the frosh picnics. 11'-i'l7'fW FA121151Y27H l.':1'I'A71I?I'f'YA ' V' Q ' -I df , 1 fix L.. .E f-.X jvfj h'?'X-'?l 5 -'11 N.T'.JTHl O '-ii 538 6 I There is nothing like the RO to make a man out of you. The seal is scrubbed by a couple of am- bitious men during Hello week. 039' I Mr. More of the School of Business, offers assistance to Dave Fleishauer and Jim Reilly, Seniors register for Military Science sections. Friendly advlce from the Classical Languages Department is given to John Barton Uwe- Registration -p-H l' -..el J 4 Us it ' x Alpha Sigma Nu president, Dennis McGrath, opens the first convocation welcoming the freshmen to the various campus organizations. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 041 Peter Hoffman, Presidentg Tim Gauntner, Treasurerg Michael Fe-gen, Vice Presidentg Leon St. Marie, Secretary. 1 Kangaroo Court The freshmen are met at the formal receiving line by the court appointed magistrates. 55' . One of the more recalcitrant defendants is restrained. The peers await formal sentencing. In keeping with the tradition of Hello Week, the mock Kangaroo Court convened on Thursday night in the practice field to hear the case of the sophomore vs. freshman class. The defendants were charged with various infractions of the freshman code, such as failure to observe the beanie statute. Court ap' pointed prosecutors read the charge to Chief Poten- tate Warren Arthur. The defendant was then given a brief moment to enter his plea of innocence before the sentence was passed. Needless to say, the sopho- mores won a majority of the biased decisions. Police officers, consisting of the more athletic members of the sophomore class, maintained a somewhat orderly court room atmosphere despite the frequent insur- rections. After the eggs, water paint, syrup and shaving cream were removedg the frosh all knew the ordeal as one of the exciting experiences which molded them into college life. Rad' ' A iii?:f6'5?f??'91f5 fi? ' :ii s s 1 -A A 4 A ' , i:?1S?,Z,,, H , , if ,fl . ,, . - -,Q -' J! . , u.-9 043 It's push, push, pull, as the freshmen score the final goal to win 3-2. Push Ball Contest Sophomores succeed in undermining the rear guard of the first year forces ,,. .- ,..,. Row 1. W. Knake, T. Ohradzansky, A. Foth, P. Kantz, J. Ohradzansky, R. Dill, T. Potter, J. Sorna, J. Knight. Row 2. P. Collins, W. Schumann, D. Minarik, R. Rehark, A. Hancox, T. Mangiarelli, D. McHugh, C. Montrose, G. Previts, R. Wahl. Row 3. E. Szilagyi, H. Franklin, W. Brodhead, R. Burns, D. Keenan, M. Farrar, J. Corr, T. Chlapecka, R. Tenkman. Row 1. R. Roth, L. Scafuri, L. Petrilla, J. Norton, R. Girsch, D. Domark, D. Conheady, R. Krug, H. Brcsnan. I Row 2. J. Hearns, M. Reisterer, T. Napoli, A. Campomizzi, W. Marquardt, J. Barni, A. Liederbach, T. Evans, D. Losz. Row 3. A. Sidora, G. Schubeck, P. Csanad, T. Keever, G. Groh, J. Tomasovich, J. Montville, R. Griffin. 415.9 1. 045 J I 'n the picture: D. O'Conne1', C. Lahetta, P. McSweeny, W. Nemec, J. Birch, T. Pukelnick, T. Hippley, G Moloney A Mlcos L Qumlan P. Genco, J. Zewe, A. Thomas, D. Blaeser, J. Leonard, J. Kovlry, E. Kazlauskas, J. Mugnano J MacDouga11 S Malaga E. Sopko, R. Bosze, R. Zagata. Row Row Row Row Row I , if D. Hack, M. Merlo, J. Caloqeras, I. Diamond. J. Kramer, D. Stein, L. Schwartz, T. Gauntner. M. DiSanto, J. Leisz, F. Zalar. P. Dodson, K. Koneval, R. Serina, J. Donovan. J. Carmola, P. Hoffmann, C. Mondi, J. Brucks, J. Skerl, R. Stedd, T. Woods J. Sheehan. -r I of-.4 ' ' 707457 27?7'575ff T ' f 7'? iii..-. 2'f'g, 75 ' ZZ1f,fei ', ,, if 41711. '72 ff7'i1rqy1:zg7q,5 ff wie 5121-'qlfw' 4.215154 v' , rw-1 21442. if W s PV 4 .2 fffff-.1--:1wf'.ff, a 1- - W gi4I'f'-V ' 1 fr: P g ,, . , 1, I ..zwA.a1 . . rg:-.1211 , ' , ' WW. -... T , ,M 'Z f ' Row 1. J. Hvssey, M. McCauley, D. Kirk, F. Olle, J. Simon, R. Caravona, A. Peter, J. Boyd. Row 2. E. McEvoy, J. Ortoll, S. Stelmak, R. Zelasko, F. Dutkovick, J. Pearson, J. McChrystal. Row 3. L. Vansice, M. Boron, A. Welling, D. McManaman, P. Smith, W. Younker, F. Cossick, P. Inglin, J. Walker. Row 1. J. Oligny, W. Dick, P. Adamski, T. Primosch, J. Cherry, P. Hanlon, D. Hannan, T. Goetz, N. Peterson. Row 2. B. Joseph, T. Allan, T. Costello, N. Brickel, S. French, C. Bellittera, J. Wisniexvski, J. Snow, W. Valeri. Row 3. B, Beam, R. Moravick, K. Jarrett, R. Vanmulem, T. Gaffney, R. Hartzer, G. Eidukaitis, J. Hagan, J. Rotunda. .fl . ,1- 1-.,, f,. 1 21:5 - ' 'mki J-fx 33? .1 .ID A 46! l 047 Row 1. J. D'Angelo, C. Amata, W. Trem, W. Liptak, T. McMahon, M. Eck, J. Foley, J. Kodweis. Row 2. J. Copelke, J. Corrigan, J. Homa, R. Gelarden, J. Kline, C. Likly, P. Flaherty, T. Mead. Row 3. J. Ahenweiler, D. Gapen, E. Kovac, P. Balser, T. Healy, P. Mykytyn. L .,.' xyzgfsiiffi ,X 2 Row 1. R. Sekerak, D. Tadych, K. Ciano, J. Knauss, F. Elliott, J. Hays, L. Pease, J. Bressi. Row 2. P. Schandel, M. Wicker, J. Dix, R. Nagel, J. Gibel, D. Toole, M. Florintien, S. Sberna. Row 3. J. Taylor, T. Geoghegan, M. Young, J. Flynn, J. Johnson, R. Scherry, D. Resin, D. Graven, R. Kelly. 'Z ..,,.,.z.,,m. ...p.:.,..p,. . . Row 1. J. Olenik, T. LaFond, J. Riedel. Row 2. T. McGraw, J. Noga, J. Alox, P. Ranker, T. Olah, J. Karam, J. Mahoney, W. Gwyer, L. Laroche, G. Lightner. Row 3. F. Brady, M. Fegen, J. Rueter, G. Kammer, R. Ritley, G. Brunswick, R. Kelly, K. Davis, S. Gillett, K. Verbecky, J. Dorris, J. Degenhard. In the picture: M. McGive1'n, J. Streetcr, T. Clar, W. Moffitt, P. Flynn, D. Flasck, J. Bires, D. Tacofono, R. Perz, W. McMahon, R. Cermak, R. Damsel, E. Kozlowski, P. Friel, D. Baltz. 48 ll 0 49 Row 1. C. Cesa, L. Tremaglio, C. Ganley, M. Zofchak, T. O'Sullivan, G. Chodyna, J. Morino, R. Morgan J. Petulla. Row 2. J. Merjavy, D. Donahue, C. Manzo, F. Nash, J. Hura, T. Banc, R. Moore, F. Vincent, J. Gothard, T. Eizember. Row 3. G. Moinette, J. Coleman, B. Schreiner, R. Hill, L. Orwig, J. Long, R. Hehman, A. Skwiers, J. Guzik. Row 1: S. Vojtasko, D. Jones, F. Spicuzza, R. Munz, M. Topazio, W. Smith. Row 2. E. Lachowski, J. Busher, J. Monosmith, J. Kanealey, L. McDonough, M. Pupa. Row 3: T. Baker, L. Schuster, C. Harsa, J. Walter, J. Harsa, P. Otterman, T. Forestal. Z V,1 ffW J '11ff MM : if-'W'sz: :'f' Row 1. J. Oswald, W. Buehner, H. Harff, R. Barker, J. Duray, T. Peloquin, J. O'Toole. Row 2. J. Szubski, F. Montowski, W. Yoho, C. Appleyard, J. Shubeck, F. Ferrara, D. Patti. Row 1. W. Leahy, R. Brickman, R. Laws, J, Rivard, J. McHale, T. O'Donnell, P. Henry. Row 2. J. Mertes, M. Wolford, T. Parker, D. Yaklin, S. Winchell, R. Carr, J. Zidanic, J. Barr Row 3. F. Carlos, T. Hackett, J. Vitale, P. Miraldi, L. Pustinger, W. Mulcahy, L. Frank. f - F H 1 ...,' .. .. J' 'w V Row 1. J. Colletti, D. Digiacomo, J. Casad, W. Vatter, W. Petrando, J. Tighe, P. Sindyla, R. Tomaselli. Row 2. J. Baltes, J. O'Mal1ey, K. Foisy, M. Flanigan, E. Hudson, J. Riegelsberger, A. Melle, J. Gabor, J. Santo. Row 3. A. Costarella, T. Rudnick, W. Krueger, A. Groesbeck, M. Hayes, J. KuBovchik, D. Kellon, R. Wright, D. Quataert, J. Tomc, G. Taylor. Row 1. J. Naylon, D. Patacca, W. Scott, J. Kunsch, Z. Tackla, R. Kolosai, R. Vignos. Row 2. M. Heitchue, C. Genie, D. Holt, R. Bilinski, J. Beemiller, J. Smith, G. Saod. ...... --.,. Row 1. T. Gorman, M. Ferry, M. Battaglia, D. Brooks, J. Gocek, J. Gaavin, J. Moss, A. Sullivan, J. Francis, S. Globokar. Row 2. W. O'Keefe, R. Munko, J. Paulchell, E. Zak, J. Lyon, P. Yorkievitz, V. Campanella, H. Jenks, C. Prokop, J. Hamza, C. Stevens. Row 3. J. Renko, R. Herschede, W. Roach, P. Sterk, R. Bednarsky. Row 1. G. Valus, J. Bohumulski, J. Lazzari, J. Yasenosky, A. Vander Ploeg, R. Gruss, G. Winch, M. Traynor, J. Csank, C. Cira, M. West. Row 2. A. Costanzo, C. Bost, B. LeBeda, C. Thomas, T. Kane, R. Torh, W. Orr, J. Gilmore, J. Zant, W. Stowe. . RQ? .1- X F- 053 ww'-vm-YY: f ,U Row 1. W. Bower, J. English, R. Schultz, J. Marcy, W. Comery, D. Karmazin, J. Dembinski, C. Moeller, M. Wojtylak. Row 2. C. Kramar, J. Powers, T. Seither, J. Putz, J. Rooney, J. Eichhorn, P. Monahan, J. Sallak B. Kulwin. Row 3. R. Ciesick, J. Kyslinger, D. Palaski, C. Fronzek, E. Zucher, R. Nowac, J. Derdul, T. Gibney. Row 1. D. Barthel, C. Craine, J. White, J. Novak, J. Potpan, C. Schivaone, R. Meiring. Row 2. J. Lynch, D. Marich, B. Fromm, F. George, J. Vokovn, L. Doyle, R. Dunne, S. Anson, R. Lillash, F. Murphy, L. Strnad. Row 1. A. Broglio, J. Higgins, A. LaPorta, R. Hogan, J. Viviani, T. Ging, C. Salem, E. Stevens. Row 2. L. Doptis, W. Jasinski, H. Heying, M. Mostyn, D. Paradis, J. Oberheuser, J. Karnes, J. Lesiak, A. Bonk, J. Dunn, B. Noble. . l U Row 3. W. Urban, J. Tokarz, M. Holt, A. Camma, S. Christian, W. Wieland, E. Boron. In the pict11re: R. Anderschat, L. Bistak, S. Yovanno, P. Quirk, J. Ehrlinger, W. Vas- tola, T. Edwards, G. Brown, G. Dissauer, H. Krelnling, M. Ocker, J. VVeig'and, J. Herda, N. Ruic, L. Czajkowski, T. Lombardi, G. Conroy, D. stein, J, Zvolensky, T. Szcndrey, R. Schwenk, D. Griffith, A. Cieminis, W. Gaunter, G. Shaia, E. Lakner. O ix 1, Left to right: T. Clark, L. St. Marie, P. Dagnon, T. McFarland, D. Dickerson M. O'Ha11oran, A. Catania, J. Ridzon, F. Misischia, T. Stanek J. Rogers, T. Reiner, D. Kaczor, A. Lawrie, T. Kasper, B. Daleske 0 55 f4,! NmA- T X J HRW -' ' + -1, , 1, A ,fy V I c- 7 f 1 I K f , f - -W- An. I , Zi .ll-ij Zo 5' I I X76 3 roi Z 4 4 f y., .. f ww 0 ww 4 3 W 24 f Q f if f A K y 4 'un i it 6, I 'wg st lan.. '-Q. I . I . ' ' 42 3,3 ,j hu. In 0 41 L! I 1 zz Z6 Q I I 03 ' ,. C: 4: ,.., 49 ' fax nf' 0 fu ' 5. fl ',' I' JZ nity., ' Q9 Zz':.12if3g1?:1:,.,nj?. 2555 ? 'Z 112 '- 42'-4 4 A 5 ' M 4 G,- 2 7 2:1 2: ' 9 Z 49 ' ..., , ffllfnnffggggbzzgizZT Zivffglmlllmu .,,,11f 'jfh.,. ., ..uu,lwZZ1':,, 11 1111111111 ' l1,. , ., ullfllllznu Study Y 1 Twelfth hour cramming is done in the library as finals approach. The moment of truth as exams begin With January registration the bat- tle of the IBM cards is once more in session. y ,e,p,g+5F-Wei Q 7 r - E' ml? , 0 Q g : ..- ' ' , .LA SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Thomas Fallon, Presidentg Mike McI'lale, Vice Presidentg Mike Evans, Secretaryg James Boland, Treasurer. 1 Front of Bernet, where many a. man has defended his honor. Exams over, some of the students headed for the slopes of Pennsyl- vania, scene of the Evening Col- lege ski weekend. 959 W . -,'f f My ,vzvzw ,ff ,, In the pict Row 1 Row 2: Row 3: OMB! 4219. ure: J. Nawarskas, G. Stribbell, R. Smith, R. Luzar, F. Jasko, B. Demine, S. Lewandowski, L. Senffner, T. Mullaney, P. Ori, J. Koch, J. Chevalier, D. Zawistowski, J. Lehman, K. Stommel, J. Winchester, N. Bossard, E. Brieger, G. Mezera, D. Walker, R. May, T. Vince, D. Donahue, T. Kiec if Z4 J NN 153, '5 mm wmv F, Q I ,,, .4 f A , : J. O'Brien, L. Martin, J. Schaff, T. Watters, J. Huttoly, R. Arunno, R. Ruffing, D. Smith. D. Wheelhouse, J. Durkin, J. Mieyal, M. Leonard, F. Karlik, L. Horvath, W. San Hamel, W. Egan, N. Miller. E. Leising, D. McCarthy, M. Reitz, M. Poplar, R. Marko, S. Peters, J. Marcinski, P. Theophylactos, J. Thomas, D. Rubery, V. Saph, D. Kewley. l R X X Row Row Row Row Row . T. Green, D. Hudson, F. Meyers, J. Buehner, T. Schrader, C. Zaffiro. 2 J. Konopka, E. Pierce, J. Gilreath, E. McEm'oe, T. Wirsing. 3 M. Campbell, J. Campbell, T. Campbell, J. Barnhart. 4. J. Scott, D. Stamberger, S. Stary, W. Yarmesch. 5' G. Stahl, J. Sherrick, O. Edwards, R. Spiewak, D. W1'obleski. Row 1: R. Goff, A. Kallach, J. Fitzgerald, E. Thomas, J. Yavorsky, D. Kisla, T. Jacobs, J. MeGrael, P. Lambert, P. Maruna, J. Pastorek, K. McManus, G. Miller. Row 2: J. McGrael, P. Lambert, P. Maruna, J. Pastorek, K. McManus, G. Miller, A. O'Connell, W. Mooney, D. Ripepl P. Rossi. i 41, V' QW c .-,-M H 1 ',,l..... .L ',..,...,,,. . 'Wf- nvf ' ' ' fy 'Miff- I, W WWW - - ww..-1 MMM, y -nw, , -.,,m,., fn. y I, I , ' . ' H y , , ,V ,,,. ,fwfw O 1, 1.3 M ,W Q Vi L, .f .I ,Z 1 v lf' V qw ... ... I , , L V VLV L , ,VA VV VV ef I W , Av -34 . ,, , A010 h 'W' rf .1 . -My ' . . ,ir-ff' v 'Mk' 'Q NM' Y ,,,ga4.b, , -ln-4 , ...qt yn, . ., ' f ,cy 'Q' v f- . '-f ,f 0 l . - aww 1 . V' 1 yf, A f ' W' AV' '2.f .. ' . .g1fmY - A ff . ,W . .. if '2 1: f ' ,. , V- , f V .., -f -v JZ' W..-fi , ' , . , ,. ' . I , . .. ' . In the Picture: R. Sims, M. Shean, R. Andolsen, J. Crimaldi, R. Oberuc, J. Nuckley, J. O'Leary, E. Duggal, R. Finnessy, J. Stanoch. J. O'Neil1, G. Sauge, R. Wrobleski, D. Shaughnessy, VV. MHSICZ, F. Mondello, G. Mishaga, J. Hoff, R. Fox, R. Turk. fe 'J xv .2 A, , - Ps -A A - Row 1: V. Salomon, M. Nickerson, T. Gallagher, D. Goebl, R. Keefe, J. Robertson, N. Prospero, W. Chervenak, B. Blaha, W. Sweeney. Row 2: T. Campana, D. Conley, J. Bruce, J. Divine, R. Dodd, J. Conway, D. DuChez, A. Brickel. Row 3: A. Nomura, L. Bonanni, H. Dollhausen, J. Grace, D. Runo, R. Corles, J. Gilmore, J. Krulich, J. Dolwick, P. Lyons, J. Day, P. Nigro. Yr 'x l .R .,...,.......,.. .V,. ,A . .. ..V.,......-......1 Row 1: J. Guta, P. Barragate, J. Brunner, G. Brandt, R. Donovan, J. Barton, P. Dwyer, J. Bishop, G. Marcelo, T. Yule, J. Kirkhope. Row 2: G. Sack, J. Nolan, D. Baca, R. Bilka, P. Trentadue, W. Burge, M. Magnotto, M. Burke, M. McHale, J. Durkin. Row 3: G. Burns, L. Bridenstine, C. Morrow, J. Yanak, S. Kapelka, J. Boland, J. Kneafsey. 063 Vy,..A' 4 fl Row Row Row Row F. Doran, P. Schlemmer, H. Carl, R. Bruening, J. Fagan, G. Walsh, R. Truxes, F. Kalister A. DePalma, V. Gilchrist, T. Donovan, P. Gura, R. Boyarsky, J. Wagner, E. Frederick. E. Heffernan, J. Lastovka, F. Cirino, M. Grace, J. Doyle, T. Brazaitis, J. Hanlon. J. Crilly, M. Evans, T. Leahy, T. Kelly, E. McNulty, J. Wanamaker, T. Mclnerney. Row 1: J. Horton, R. Jacobs, H. Frain, R. Lucha, J. Berger, D. Grazko, J. Gould, T. Leiden. Row 2: J. Glunz, J. Kilbane, R. Fitzmaurice, W. Wiley, P. Parks, G. Kananen, T. Forristal, C. Janki, J. Fousek. l J Row 3: A. Zeno, R. Carroll, M. McManus, E. Fehrenbacher, C. Kunovic, J. Finefrock, E. Fontana, R. Frank, J. Kupec, R. Kobulinsky, P. Herrity. In the Picl.m'e.' W. Jedacek, L. Turton, L. Guzowski, F. Dix, T. McDonough, L. Axe, J. Covne, B. Barrett, R. Olsen, R. Santoro, J. Smith, E. Skoch, C. Grunler, T. McCormick, T. Uritis, J. Korn, C. Stas, J. Collura, L. Clezie, J. Dempsey, R. Hoegler, E. Fowler, W. McLarney, R. Deters, D. Barnes, H. Burgess, R. Furbee, T. Fallon. F. Harff, B. Fox, J. Englehart, T. Bruening, G. Johnson, R. Sweeney. ' 62.- x 065 T l , . ' . ' P A ,.,..., ww-M-MM Row 1: R. Gibbons, H. Adams, J. Lenehan, J. Murray, M. Nolan. Row 2: D. Perdue, K. Pawlicki, R. Elliott, C. Hillig, P. Jakubowski, J. Scott, W. Mokracek, D. Glauner . . N 'V .1 A ' . M' ff ff - ,, , r-zawyf. .,...Mf--M mf ' f W- , --...- , . , TQ ' ,, .W,........ P V . V , In the Pict1w'e: K. Morrell, N. Ruic, D. McCabe, J. Suranni, M. Sullivan, F. Previts, J. Zaitz, L. Frank, D. Durkin, M. Davis, G. Kraske, D. Padavick, T. O,B1'l8I'l, D. Shine, P. Spangler, J. Oleska, J. Seek, W. Kobin, W. Wachunas, F. McGlynn, R. Reuss, R. Korejwo, R. Hardt, J. Sarachene, H. Clancy, T. Porte, I. Comella, P. Ratajczak, D. O'Sickey, J. Dixon, E. Wachter. -. .9 v. , 1 -A. X all Z fu fi ,--f:::::::,-, ff 1., f 'f-- --------f-' I 1 5 7 mb, 'fa l 37,,yl1ffff-. .typ ff' ff X if 1 .f 3 ? 'Z33I:'-.. ff 2 4 ,....5, ' ,.,. 11222: lv.. wink -I ..., 1 2 9 5, .,,,,,,-...,,,,,,,, 'Qt 1 '. .,,,.-..,.,,, '. My 4 '6 1 N J f ff? 2 f fs! fs f f , Two members of the golf team prepare to make f.. , ' V k- we - . 3 1 . X , i J f 1 f- 2 , H, A 'fa74 9 'f 2.1, te. - V ' 4- .u ,P ,,, I- ...JA -1 M. , ' 1 . ra , , 'Qty :DYE ..-:, ,- ' 'f ' - A' Y, pw, ,cf ' 444 .-1 Q.-.-'n !f...3.N..A. Row 1. J. Morscher, J. Dwyer, E. McDonnell, T. Ahearn, D. Hoy, D. Wysocki, J. Krejsa, R. Petrus. Row 2. R. Sating, L. Syroney, D. Brown, R, Moyer, R. North, C. Fye. Row 1. R. Love, A. Antolini, J. O'Su1liva.n, E. Dalessandro, P. Boyce, R. Pamula K. Rezutko, R. Murray, E. Kramer. Row 2. E. Parks, J. Bertelkamp, W. Daberko, P. Barber, P. Pira, R. Menegay, T. Po- pelka, P. Hinko, J. Smith. Row 3. L. Boczek, G. Ziegler, R. Kondrat, D. Barnoski, J. Tien, M. Forman, J. Schmitt J. Curran, J. Radican, J. O'Grady, C. Keane. Y - x L . L Row 1. C. Durbin, E. Youmell, J. McAndrew, J. Kriz, R. Pollina, T. Hogan, R. Manning Row 2. H. Passow, N. Chonacky, L. Hipschen, J. Condon, D. Radky, J. Kenny M. Frank, E. Tischler. Row 3. N. Vargo, J. Esser, S. Latran, G. Arthur, R. Hess, D. O'Neil, P. Zifchak. In the picture : W. Anzick, R. Steele, G. Dlouhy, F. Sobol, R. Orr, R. Henderson, G. McKay, R. Ennis, M. Welch, D. Ross, J. Froehlich, G. Piatak, W. Newman, J. Petit, J. Patterson, J. Cichowicz, E. Faulhaber, C. Aftoora, R. Catino, J. Biaglow. 069 ft' Row 1. J. Pepoy, L. Judy, R. Fernandez, E. George, E. Jebber, R. Moran, M. Lauer, W. Connelly, F. Susel, W. Sebelim, J. Leahy, E. Spreitzer, R. Moroscak. P. Brooks, C. Herzog, P. Kromer. Row 2. W. Millson, R. Eger, D. Dura, T. Quirk, L. Colombo, J. Paschen, R. Butler, E. McGervey, J. Van Blargan, R. Buchanan, J. Domonkos, R. McCullough, T. Klupinski, T. Coletto, H. Steller. Row 1. D. Boslett, J. Beres, K. Bagaria, M. Yrbanek, P. Gilleran, M. Benko, D. Hauck R. Vah. Row 2. R. Farhart, C. Vacek, W. Strainer, T. Burns, J. Blake, J. Walker, J. Szeremet Row 3. T. Theriot, J. McCarthy, R. Mikol, D. Lewis, J. Russ, W. Simko, J. Wittman N. DiBartolomeo. l, xx l, 071 w. Row Row Row Row NSN. M. O'Connor, L. Schneider, G. Kenny, R, Jagos, T. Berring, S. Doolin, D. Shaughnessy, R. Witt. J. Regan, C. Townsend, P. Pellegrino, J. Eagan, D. Rinehart, W. Derus, J. McLoughlin, R. Grant. P. Nemec, R. Gladis, R. Smith, A. Hogan, C. Zirm, J. DeClerck. J. Argie, T. Jennings, P. Mulvihill. Row 1: R. Bettinger, J. Osberg, J. Mader, S. Kundzala, VV. Watson, W. Johnson Row 2: D. Vitale, G. Narby, R. Albanese, W. Traynor, D. Fullerton. Row 3: J. Girbino, R. Houillon, D. Wilt, J. Kostyo. I The last walk M ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , 1, , , ,, ..,,. . ,...,f,, , ? 0 A151 - 2 The last look g 0 73 F X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Martin Regan, Treasurer Jerry Schweickert, Vice President PaulFdask Prei ent Edward Bierma1i,dSecretary Q H Carroll freshmen, like other college fresh- men, are in the habit of arriving for the first day on the campus in vast rumbling caravans of mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, and grandmothers all bolstering the ambitious June graduate in his secret dreams of suc- cess at the University. With suitcases and trunks and bringing grey flannels, tennis rackets, golf clubs, letter sweaters and pic- tures of her we arrived. We came from as far as away as Aruba in South America and as close as around the corner on Meadowbrook. In size we ranged from Bobby Kilbourne to Tommy Donovan. Within a few days we were injected into as- sembly line after assembly line, lectured to, ordered about, look at depreciatively, lectured to, and finally told you'll buy that beanie and like it. We vindicated ourselves from the ordeal of the first weeks when we shoved the sopho- mores all over the push-ball field. Our fresh- men football team went undefeated. The Mili- tary Ball that year was our first big college dance and Richard Maltby made it memor- able. That was the year of the big snow and when spring finally came it was for those in Pacelli to accept Fr. Schell's dictum on sun- bathing on the roof. As innocent frosh we discovered that at Notre Dame in Cleveland the students only look like football players. Back in '56 Jim Shannon was a kid from Chicago who lived off campus and belonged to the P.R.'s. The year ended, not with a bang but a whimper, as final exams took their toll. We had changed far more than we knew, not until returning home did we realize just how great our experience had been. Then a sum- mer all too short, and back to Carroll, sans caravan this time. H . i Y V 3 ,-Wy.. dv Pacelli Hall, with its erratic showers, mid- night bowling, and never-ending curfew battle were soon all too familiar. As sopho- mores, '60 was the first class in Carroll his- tory not to lose the push-ball contest. The Beave went back on the prowl. For the most part the Dorm was quiet as Pandemonium. We resumed the mighty ordeal of dismal din- ners amidst butter battles. Against Xavier we christened our sports palace. The Brown Baggers renewed their pinochle pursuits. The sophomores, search for a major was typified by the first of countless changes by Dave Marr. In our junior year we moved over to the Bernet zoo and stocked the cages with The Snake, The Rat, The Wish, The Bear, The Stark, The Bison and of course, the Beaver. During the year the class of '60 said goodby to Fr. Millor and his cigar-smoke as keeper. The Beave went back on the prowl. We lost a friend that year. The members of '60 were seen frequently at Sylvestros but never on the Thursday night. Off campus parties were still a rarity but by the time they graduated the class of '60 would change that tradition. There was a rash of expeditions to Lake Erie College. Jim Shannon became the acknowl- edged political boss on campus. The Campus Commandoes, battle-hardened after summer camp, led the return of the sen- iors for their final fling. The gridiron on- slaught started against Bethany and with the Jaw showing the way our football team rol- led over everybody to the first undefeated, untied team in the history of Carroll. Home- coming was the biggest and best yet. We pointed all year for Reserve and none of us, or Eddie Finnegan will ever forget Schweick- ert on that day. In addition some of '60 will always vividly remember the day before the Reserve game. The man with the keys to the kingdom of Carroll, George Growney, en- deared himself to every frosh. Some members of '60 contemplated the al- tar with a certain wishfullness. Others mere- ly contemplated. Tri-Ad becomes a familiar term and the smoother set held suite parties for those who liked gracious living. Keim came through in the clutch and our basketball team elbowed their way to the best record since 1921. We retained our habit of winning in Stunt Nite due in part to the sympathy exhibited in the skit by Tim Stra- der. We got Elgart for the prom and the tem- po of that week-end was carried through Sen- ior WVeek. Nothing here has been said of exams, orals, comps and other such unimportant blemishes, on the understanding that what is painfully obvious to all is best swept under the carpet. On the other hand, much has been left out of here by necessity and discretion. We'll never forget the beginning and it really hasn't ended. So long gentlemen. See you twenty-five from now. f.-............4,.... e .W - .lg J.-fx ' 1...--. ,, , Arts and Sciences Charles J. Acker South Euclid, Ohio AB Francis C. Aquila Cleektowaga, N. Y. BS in Social Science Mario D. Ambrosino River Forest, Ill. BS in Natural Science John F. Argie South Euclid, Ohio BS in Social Science 075 'x . i Warren A. Arthur John D. Baley Chicago, Ill. Warren, Ohio AB BS in Natural Science Robert M. Barkett Stephan J. Bazzano Dover, Ohio Springdale, Pa. BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science William J. Bifano Lawrence P. Borosh Lyndhurst, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BS in Natural Science AB Paul J. Bott .James E. Bowers White Plains, N. Y. Western Springs, Ill. BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science Lawrence A. Beaudin Jr. Chicago, Ill. BS in Social Science Edward B. Bierman Pittsburgh, Pa. BS in Social Science ' f 2 .y3'r,'f-45, ,, we f... L Joseph G. Bellian Lakewood, Ohio BS in Natural Science John V. Biernacki Cleveland, Ohio BS in Natural Science WWW' 'J . 'Q is -1 i V .I 6 ' QWWTMS' ' uk- Q-we ' ',.. l n 1424. --bf John R. Boylan Edward B. Breznai :'::' Cleveland Heights, Ohio Rochester, Pa. fi BS in Natural Science BS in Social Science , . ,, zgv f flifqi .' - 'if' Michael J. Brooks Lakewood, Ohio BS in Social Science 077 T. Alan Brown Buffalo, N. Y. BS in Social Science Dennis P. Bryant James J. Buchman Cleveland, Ohio Lakewood, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science Christopher A. Bunsey Louis J. Burger Cleveland, Ohio North Canton, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science William H. Carr Lawrence R. Carver Cleveland Heights, Ohio Parma Heights, Ohio BS in Natural Science BS in Natural Science Edward T. Clarke Thomas E. Collins Cleveland, Ohio East Cleveland, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Natural Science via-531 f I ' ,.j .--4.,...r. 1 ,, '- - A E 'ffff---A---+L'-1--i John M. Busch Chicago, Ill. 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Salsbury Joseph Skoda Willoughby, Ohio Mayfield, Ohio BS in Social Science BS in Business Admin. Thomas Warder Prince Williams Euclid, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BS in Business Admin. BS in Social Science Director of Athletics Herbert C. Eisele A HLETIC J Xi xl O 0 31 ix , , ,. lv,.,,. .. .. ,,. ., , ,. ybrx, ,,ZV,,, Q f - , -,,f .rw WW any .. ffl? ,, M , ,j f fit: 'F ' .., U' ff p.'5'fif7f1' i33.'f54Wg '4. 'fl'f7,QV V-75 'f f f. ff? f 4752 , ' ' - . X. f'v.ggWf.g,?f .ef'Zf::?fff3a.Wfz5j.5f f1gZ5Qfff2iQ?i5q5,31f,gbf?,,, 44 o .. ww. ' .' 1 - . 1 ff' 'fit'-' 311134. i,Wii4.i11j'E4 f'4f'f ,, ? f24?ifW M iff. , .H-ff.-ff ff'2'f:,,1gwA7?2ff?f'f21f1kZZ? QLTfizi' 'Vw Q. -. 52 '2Q'., f,ffgg4:'sp34. f1gJ '.:E,5:','!:4a2' ' M14 'L nz:-fgism 23,:5iwfif'K's:,S44g,:!-25Zutzwfyifi-avw1f?fZ'-ff'-'izf f . 3..,'A-5.-r r- Y w -. , A . -v- 1.,,f l - f75'f ff',:+Qf1'Jfq,'17:.fg.1f 'gi--f 1.537544 . 'LJ -ffgf 'W X f ...l.y.., .,.x,s. .109 . ..,y.,,,u, -- 4 ,ff , LHB.--'Q 1.-r .f,2w. ' '.'1V,'f'i-3J1,g-fgg':f? 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Moderator of Athletics K fr- 1 9 9 P C Champ10L fi TEAM STATISTICS SPECIAL HONORS Catholic All-American, Small College HB FB HB SEASONS RECORD WON 7 LOST 0 45 0 J erry Schweickert First Team John Carroll Bethany College Bill Matejka First Team John Carroll 33 14 Waynesburg A11-pAC John Carroll 40 0 Wayne State Bill Marks First Team JOIIH C3.I'I'Oll 48 6 C236 Tech Jerry Schweickert First Team John Carroll 12 0 Thlel Bob Fitzgerald First Team John Carroll 20 0 Western Reserve Bill Matejka First Team John Carroll 20 0 Washington Sz J effersor Scoring Tds. ....I.... - 33 Extra Pts. --- -- 20 Total Pts. 11, -- 218 Passing Attempted In - 89 Completed ..... - 42 Intercepted ..,, - 8 Yards Gained --- -- 767 Percentage .... 1 51 Tds. ........ 1 7 Rushing Carries .... -- 338 Gain ..... 11 1890 Loss ..... .... 1 49 Net ,...... ..,. 1 741 Average --- -- 248 Punting Number W- Iv 24 Yards ............................. 887 Average ....................,,.,,,, 38 Row Row Row Row f ' J. Ray, head coach, P. Gaizutis, L. Matthews, F. Walton, J. Gauntner, J. Schweickert, T. O'Malley, W. Marks, J. Cregan, W. Matejka, W. Lally, R. Iliano, trainer. W. Belanich, line coach, J. O'Malley, E. George, W. Daberko, D. Fullerton, R. Bohan, J. Mullen, L. Thomas, P. Pelligrino, R. DeLa1nbo, J. Smith, J. Ryan, mgr. : T. Hoffart, coach, T. Jacobson, J. Gallager, M. Reitz, D. Vaccariello, L. Wolf, T. Uritis, B. Luzar, J. Antonius, J. Englehart, R. Fitzgerald, P. Pucher, C. McKeon, G. Growney, mgr. ' J. Crilly, M. Evans, S. Kapelka, J. Kowalski, D. Nichting, F. Hofrichter, D. Keane, C. Pappas, R. Bilka, J. Fitzgerald, J. Hirotsu, publicist. L. 2 i Mai' l ,, , , A. John W. Ray Head Football Coach Director of Intramurals Carroll fans brave the inclement Weath er to cheer the undefeated Blue Streaks - 1 13 If J With blocking by Bill Matejka, Jerry Schweickert scampers around right end, against Reserve. CARROLL 45 - BETHANY 0 Before a cheering crowd at Hosford Field, the Streaks romped to a 45-0 victory in the opener against Bethany College of West Virginia. Bethany was limited to only 125 yards as opposed to Carroll's 489. Leading the charge was quarterback Jerry O' Mal- ley who netted 153 yards for the day. Bill Marks, who gained 86 yards in seven carries and scored two touchdowns, was the leading ground gainer of the day. Bob Fitzgerald also stood out in snagging four passes for 74 yards and one touchdown. CARROLL 33 -WAYNESBURG 14 Carroll won its second game of the season as it rallied in the second and fourth quarters to amass 413 yards. Halfback Frank Walton and fullback Lou Thomas each tallied twice. Halfback Jack Green hauled in a 60 yard pass from quarterback Pete Pucher to account for the Carroll scoring. Waynes- burg was held to a minus eleven yards on the ground and 160 in the air for a 149 yard total. Lou Thomas attempts to buck a strong Tarter line for the necessary yardage. AK W . NN. 4 K X ffl, SGW? at ,-if'QLggE- ,. ef-22251 ,'-f,,. Q K Nd .. fl r gms -rf' ' - 1 -. . ,. -w..,f.v,z, V, .I ...tt g .,.- 1 HQ' ' '- V, uf It if fp X. ' we X . ,H ,s. Q f 3 Against Reserve Jerry O Malley lofts a perfectly timed pass CARROLL 12 - THIEL O Under almost impossible conditions, Carroll defeated Thiel by a 12-0 margin at Hosford. Even though rain fell through- out the whole game, causing a total of twenty fumbles, Coach Ray's squad outplayed the Greenville Club. Touch- downs were scored by Bill Marks, whose two-yard plunge climaxed a forty-yard drive in the second quarter and another by Pete Pucher on a forty-yard rollout which ended a sixty- five-yard march in the third period. Carroll gained a total of two hundred and sixty-seven yards as opposed to the Tom- cats net of minus eight. O'Malley pitches to halfback Frank Walton for a gain against Wayne State -N-4 2 ' A -I K , , , - gl ' ' , . . . N., 4 ' gg x V 'A 4 My ,, ,..-fmtQ1 vw-.w,,., YARN .. .' v- ' A F Qs Y. 5-5.1 --...jr Q ' 5 ZLH ' , : - 'H 8 0 . ,R Q4 , ' 1-. - ' 7' wg ' 1 . ,P 5 gl- Q , , -- X , .N-3' no ' 1 .C,.,'Q,X:' 'N- -7---,:.,,,, . y ' . ' ' ,'3 1 f-...5...1.1bs,,.i.ffgS.5.L . K ,, - , . . . W.,-L 3-.wmv y 4:5 , ' I P ' ' .1 WFS- I ., . I grimy, .,,.. YS V .' Q A - : gg f . :iq -b fxggggtffw 11' :fi ' 5 ' 2? X XX ' l Fullback Bill Marks charges the Thiel line. CARROLL 20-WASHINGTON St JEFFERSON 0 Carroll wrapped up its first undefeated season in thirty- nine years of football by downing Washington and Jefferson 20-0. The muddy, slippery field didn't prevent the Streaks from scoring their fifth shutout victory of the season. Bill Marks dashed fifteen yards in the first period to climax a seventy-yard drive in eight plays. Minutes later the Streaks drove seventy-five yards in eleven plays with Frank Walton scampering the final five yards. In the final period, a re- covered fumble enabled Carroll to put the game on ice, as Jerry Schweickert cracked three yards for the final tally. Jerry Schweickert snags a touchdown pass to score against Case. .. .6 ,t,, ., -K AJ8. 0119 Carroll men team up to bring down a Tartar in the Homecoming game Bill Matejka, Coach Ray, and Bob Fitzgerald look on as the Most Valuable Back Award is given to Jerry Schweickert at the Awards Banquet. f,...., -,4....,,,,i- ,-,,.i-i o,,,, vs. ..11,1 ..,.. . . 1 Row 1: E. Modzelewski, coach, M. Reisterer, M. Wolford, K. Lutke, J. Popelka, A. Braglio, B. McEvoy, D. Hannan, T. Gauntner, T. Hoffart, line coach. Row 2: J. Coleman, R. Serina, J. Lazzari, F. Grace, J. Ward, F. Vincent, J. Hagen, J. Conway, manager. Row 3: A. Liederbach, P. Attenweiler, T. McConnville, K. Gentile, R. Anderschat, D. Leonard, T. Parker. Row 4: W. Jasinski, T. Ohradzansky, W. Urban, W. Johnson, J. Ohradzansky, J. Vitale, T. Allen. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1959 Streak1ets Won 3 Lost O TOTAL POINTS Carroll 116 Opponents 12 TOTAL OFFENSE First Downs 1 .,r...,,, 111111111111 39 Rushing ,,r,...,r,r.... 1 1 ,.,.s, 27 Passing 111 11 11 Penalities rrr. 11 1 Total Yardage 11 111 1115 yds. Rushing 1111111 11 649 Passing 111111111 11 466 Total Plays Run 111 11 166 Rushing 1111111111111 11 114 Passing 1111111111111111 11 52 Percentage per Play Run 111 11 6.7 Rushing 1111111111111111 11 5,6 Passing 11111111111111111 1 8,9 Average Plays per Game 111 11 55 Average Yards per Game 111 1 371 i 1 ,,,,,,'! ff 212527 V Vito J. Kubilus Head Basketball Coach , - ,..5-T , . X Row 1: Coach Vito Kubilus, Mark Magnotto, Jim Thailing, Tom Brazaitis, Ray Smith, mgr. Row 2. Jim Flaherty, Capt. Jim Keim, Jim Boland, Tom Sponseller. V H I Row 3: John Slosar, Chuck Cybulski, Larry Mulvihill, Ray Maria, John Do . 2 , 19 9 PAC Champion WON 13 LOST 5 J. C. U. Opponents 94 Gannon 85 58 Niagara 104 86 Western Reserve 78 70 Case Tech 61 79 Wayne State 76 64 Valparaiso 81 99 Allegheny 85 90 Bethany 83 78 Thiel 76 65 Kent State 78 62 Bethany 93 70 Washington SL Jefferson 57 77 Buffalo State 75 109 Western Reserve 65 86 Case Tech 65 66 Fenn 46 75 Loyola 89 101 Wayne State 86 All-Conference G. Jim Keim First Team G. Jim Thailing Second Team Jim Flaherty sets sights and scores against Reserve. l 1 it as it I M1 ,,, I . . ff ,-1 ,,' uf, ,mf ' - fix- -ff , ,, 51. af ' gf! ' PYP f ,mfg . 4 ,V .1 I f E 1 ,qv fx Q f QW ,,,,,,Zf , -f , 1 'fab 7 ff ga -4, jg' 1 ,W 1. ,, I . 1 f f ,V- I, it If pg, qzfzikiz ' In 2 4, f , .. 3 4 f ' 'Efif' ff., ,. :ii 'f,,', Lg, I-Q 9 WW' A , 7' K onus-a.. ff ,fffwf 1 fr 1 ff 1 , ,, . -M., MW Q L: 'N-Q., L '-15343 it , , Qc Oo Q ,Q ef-W' 15:31, -,413-.utku an ,fi 'fig 'Qi 'K X' if-, ! Z an-V' Z ' ff' ,f 7, 'f '1 ,. ' ll -.xg H lf w .. ,f- : '-54.7 My 7 , f 'V' Z4 Q11 44 , , sa f fy? ' 1 f f 7 0 ,Q 5 , 4 1 Vpf 1 Q Z l i- Q in .- :V 6. Q y '4 ffrlzv. ,- 3 1 1 YN WY- XS X Back court flash Jim Thailing pinpoints two on his favorite jump shot. Jim Thailing leads the fast break to out- fox Wayne State. I 0 Wayne's defense proves futile against Jim ThR1l111g,S accurate passes. 126 ! Now how can I score With your fingers in the net. 0127' ai W ,ZW 2 ' ' ' 7 i7 Chuck Cybulski covers the boards on Jim Flaherty's jump shot. Captain Jim Keim up and in for two against Allegheny. li 0 9 da ? xl A, , 4 . 'fl f, Www. Vw aww fan' 5, -Y , 4,9 .gg . + may . Q - Q f 3 1 VI ff g Q 1 uw , ' 2 4g , 2 n I iz, ,,4 r ,,,f', 1,. 'Wi M7-1 ' I ,J Z ,wuz , I ,,,,Qff-'24 ZZ , f ,,,,, , . I, ,, I, 7 'A'7 'v ' X Z , - WW V Q 1 QW Q W ' in V ,V ,, M-.4 , V V7 , ,V , ,, I zz, rl-,fV,w,Q ,M , ,, '97 , QV, y nn I X M! A f - ' ' 44? Z?Wf W' , 94' f f , mf! W 2 ' I Q4 f ' M-. 'HZf221L..,,,,.. f ' - f2?.f,a. A- , H, Qfypyjfz 71 V1 V yQrj'Ci :eh ,. ,If,,,f,,Q,?gffff,'efffwzf.,,f,44,, ,, , vw .,'5'f'wf . ., L' Q 253. , A-I V fyffgf ,. , . , rj, if ,,f', ' :Q- f,y,. 4 f 5 A ff-N-. I im A , if eh ,l X . 4 k ' :v 'H .U f-- 4 as no Gb H' XA N, Nm 'Mk 53 X W LG..-f , ,A,-J 4020: 1 Neg? x v Xxx xx M, .X 5 Z f 0 197 ,Az K 1,2-Q' X35 MZ W, wa Z 5 -A'- 11-52, f WV I ' v,1, -.f QM W, 'Z .jf Q : .Zyl - ff 1 KZ JWMW X 'ff-w A '15 ,, , ,,.A ,.,, .. 54, A.., f- ,L J ,dia - I, ' A , ' f , iff -55 f K4 ,.-ff J.-v 4 43 f' in 'gm 13 f ' wi.. 'Zz 2 J M Captain Jim Keim stretches for a rebound against Loyola. Case defenders are unable to stop John Slosafs patented hook shot. i L30 Q ix 1, 0131 Won 6 Lost 2 J. C. U. Opponents 93 Western Reserve 81 78 Case Tech 54 90 Wayne State 72 61 Akron 78 72 Kent State 78 74 Western Reserve 61 76 Case Tech 70 69 Wayne State 57 Row 1. S. French, T. Banc, J. D'Angelo, J. Hura. Row 2. P. Henry, P. Dodson, C. Mandi, T. O'Donnell. Row 3. J. Zidanic, T. Rudnick, D. Gapen, J. Corrigan, F. George, D. Petulla, manager. 1960 Streaklets Basketball Streakletls center, Joe Zidanic, passes against an intramural all-star. C30 4 if PAC champion golf team members are: Ray Menegay, Bill Retterer, Larry Megan, and Jim Keim. Tennk Row 1. J. Poplar, T. Collins. Row 2. J. Wlcsley, R. Carles, W. Huber, L. DiZinno. 1.32 0 X. K Row 1. J. Korn, D. Grazka, R. Vah, D. Stamberger. Row 2. E. Hinko, M. Frank, L. Colombo, B-. Luzar, J. Hannon. Track Tim Gauntner and J. Ortoll are off to a good start. Ed Hinko and Jack Murray practice passing the baton. 0133 If 5 1621 ' .gi gf gg' Z 4, if ,, 1,-f X A Q- I .,, f W I Q ,,-4,1 f fMff 'I jf W4 ' If n ,W 41' 1 5 A ! 14' 'ifffff J v N Q, T 1 Intramurals dn, I - 135V F Bob Hart lays one up as Noser Kelly gives an assist. Len Judy tries to drive around J. Valandagan. Dave Nichting tries for two points on a jumper from the side. Who has the ball? Intramurals Paul Hinko and Jim Mason scramble for a loose ball. Jim Mason jumps for two points as teammates loo 0 jars R K, P.A.C. Bowling Champs I5 Len Judy, Joe Rini, Jack Argie, Ed George, and Paul Cronin. A Carroll rnatman attempts to pin a Wayne Stater durmg lhe P.A.C. Intramural Championshxps. 0137 The Golden Greek slams another one Y-111. 3 7 , , , , ,T,Li 'TiQv:'975':, ,, . . ,Lf N ' I' 0 1 wood's Waynewood Sandwich , the winning Homecoming float, is entered de formation for the trip io Hosford field. X i ' L i R3 ' or . l 0139 ff Those Dance Weekends Ideal autumn weather provided a perfect setting for Carroll's annual Homecoming Week-end of Oc- tober 18. Chairman Bill Harmon did an admirable job of running a full program of events smoothly and at rapid-fire pace. A spirited Friday night bonfire rally, at which time the football team was presented by coach John Ray, initiated the week-end festivities. Mounting spirits reached their peak Saturday morning as a gala Homecoming Parade, featuring Dolan I-Iall's winning entry Waynewood Sandwich and sport cars of all description, rolled its merry way to Hosford Field, scene of Carroll's 40-0 victory over Wayne State. Climax to the proceedings came at the annual dance, on the University campus, Saturday night. Over 1,900 students, alumni, and their guests Wit- nessed the crowning of Miss Margaret Wirscham as Queen Carrollyn XII by Alumni President, Raymond Turk. The remainder of the evening was given to dancing, with rhythmic tempos provided by Billy Lang and his orchestra. 'I I4 . -a Q P- ... -W.,-. --... v-,--. vf' L'il Abner is featured in the Alpha Kappa Psi entry. .,., . .M 0 14Zl With its flashy floats and lovely lassies, the parade winds its way to Hosford Field. Q Tally ho, to the parade we go 'f iff' 1 ' .,.. . A ' - fy: 3 5 1214? 4 u 1 , 4, f' L ' ifzff , , 1 , 1 f ff In 7 47' My .-X , X . .N . 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Centered on the dilemma of an eternal triangle, the play was focused against a background of dead goodness. The girl has been consigned to the care of her domineering aunts and uncle, a crippled priest. She finds little to comfort her in this loveless, coldly religious atmosphere, and develops an affair with the married executor of her father's will. Even- tually, solution to the problem is found with trust in the Infinite mercy. Members of the cast included: Mary Coyne, Segrid Walden, Jack Barnhart, and John Kenny. It's curtain-up , as Michael fJack Barnhardtb and Rose fDonna Zackj create a tender scene in The Living Room! Director, Mr. Leone J. Marinello, stresses the emotional intensity of a scene to Paulette Sherbunt fMrs. Dennisj. 01431 K J Blue Barron The Military Ball this year, under the direction of Paul Bott, Scabbard and Blade President, attained its greatest success in the school's history. With Blue Barron's orchestra providing musical renditions of the 4'Thirties , a record '750 couples danced in the exotic atmosphere of the theme, UA Pass in Paris. The dance was held in the gym amid the splendor- ous decor of a Paris sidewalk cafe. The crowd stood silent as the imposing array of beauties in the Honorary Colonel contest promenaded under the glitter of the Scabbard and Blade detail of salute. Miss Nancy Wilkes was crowned Hon- orary Colonel by Col. LaCour. Master of Cere- monies Jim Mason, closed the proceedings by the well-deserved recognition to the dance committee. Maximum security always. Interlude on a Paris park bench. Oh, you didn't! r, ,mia 5 'Nw 1 , if Q , rl' .L i, ,N , ,. W... -f n ,..,,,,..m , M , , V Wx ' .a ' ff-221 i 'A' Xe, ' x at the Boll . fo, ' We 4 f 1 lf, 4 ,Z ,,. -4 3 '44, , V, - . . . and from the balcony above I ft Couples gather to catch the sweet sounds Colonel LaCour congratulates Colonel Nancy Wilkes and her court. wi The smiling faces at this table seem to indicate the beginning of a very successful social season. Relaxation under the melodious strains of Vince Pattie and his orchestra. QI On October 2, over two hundred couples danced to the music of Vince Pattie. The scene was the Tudor Arms Hotel, and the dance was sponsored by the Commerce Club. Under the direction of president Don Kucera, the first off-campus social event fared highly successful and set the pace for the social season. X X I C 64li1fT19HYiI9 Club Dcmce Dancing to the music for fun lovers. IQ May I have this dance? A break for some chatter An overflow crowd of more than 450 couples filled the auditorium with festive Mardi Gras spirit. I Mardi Gras Ellen Wahlen is crowned to reign as the Prize-winiiing' float, The Mission of San Louis Rey , by thirteenth Mardi Gras queen. Iota Chi Upsilon. NX8 - Xi lt I Welcome to the mission. Dan Keegan Chris Bunsey and then dates Festively decorated with gay colors and cheerful rhythms, the atmosphere of old New Orleans made its annual appearance at J .C.U., on the weekend of February 27, and was wel- comed by an overflow crowd of Carroll men and their dates. Sponsored jointly by the French and Spanish clubs, the preparations were conducted under the able auspices of Dan Van Belleghem. Joe Fortunato's orchestra provided the sparkling interpretations of songs both old and new as more than 450 couples enjoyed the final pre-Lenten social activity of the year. The preparations for this dance surpassed any other dance this year. Five float entries competed for the coveted gold cup, which was retained by Iota Chi Upsilon. The I Chi's artistic Mission of San Louis Rey won in close competition with the Commerce Club C. C.D., Alpha Kappa Psi, and Dolan Hall en- tries. Ellen Wahlen was crowned queen of the Mardi Gras by a panel of judges from the French Department. After the presentation the air was filled with balloons sauntering down from the balcony above, as the orches- tra struck up more happy melodies. stop to chat at intermission. More wine, Oui Madamoiselle? 'T A break at a sidewalk cafe. 0 149 lr Producer Jack Couomy and Paul Flask Fr. Sing Along directs the freshmen finale. accept the winning award on behalf of the Stunt Night The lambasting antics of a Gunfight at O.K. Carroll and the subtle comedy of Johnny Yokum goes to College highlighted the annual Stunt Night on March 5. A standing room only crowd packed the auditorium early, and their anticipation was fully rewarded as all five skits showed good preparation and clever originality. As tradition will have it, the seniors won, the juniors were second, and the evening college was third. The freshmen initiated the evening with a skit depicting the typical freshmen entering Carroll and being introduced to the ways of the school by the sophomores. The sophomores added international flavor as they pre- sented The Kremlin visits Carroll . Third on the agenda was the evening college with a strong entry in Yogi Bear Goes to College . The junior wes- tern Gunfight at O.K. Carroll and Johnny Yokum goes to College by the class of '60, rounded out the entertainment, and, to use a theatrical expression, left them rolling in the aisles . Dan Van Belleghem ably directed the whole evening, and the highpoint came as Dan presented the winner's trophy to John Conomy, director of the senior skit. Dick Lowe the emcee preformed very ably as his light humor kept the audience from ever losing attention. Between the acts Carroll's musical talent reared its rythmic head with the Marquees, Reginald Dawkins and pianist Dave Korn displaying their abilities. Dr. Vender tells John The Carpenter to head back Dr. Flyshaker sa I ' ' ' to the Sociology Department. just De Vanely i he English Department. ' Q' qxrvs L QL ' 55.11 3 'I . s 'Q 45 I fL,f:E-I-531' ' ixjn I: 5,3 If ,arm-... , F ' WWI v0 A - 4 1 -I 2, , x, 4 J t The Sound of Music filled the Carroll Campus with the Little Singers of Paris initiating this years University Series. Curtain call! CA portion of a Series audiencej is seen prior to the opening of another delightful evening of entertain- ment. ef G O O Unlverslty ,, J.. A Perhaps the most analytical treatment of drama and the theater was presented by the well-known Broadway and Hollywood actress, Miss Julie Haydon. Under the direction of Rev. Herman S. Hughes S.J., the second annual University Series again met with community-Wide ac- claim. The Series was initiated to present to the students, alumni and community, en- tertainment opportunities that are not other- wise possible. Early in October, the program was initiated by the ever-popular Little Singers Of Paris who presented a repertoire from Gregorian chant to popular song. Carefully chosen and masterfully trained the group has appeared before the late Pope Pius XII and the Presi- dent and Mrs. Eisenhower. A well-known Broadway and Hollywood ac- tress, Miss Julie Haydon appeared in a pro- gram based on the works of George Jean Nathan, G. B. Shaw, Tennessee Williams, and William Saroyan. The production was super- vised by Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Appearing in Shakespeare's rollicking com- edy Taming Of The Shrew , the Canadian Players under the direction of Douglas Camp- bell performed to another standing room crowd. This touring company rivals the Old Vic Players in England. el52 im I In OIi6W6fqfHEhI'IlOS scm 1 lating perform- ances in the entire Series , Hal Holbrook appeared as Mark Twain before two packed houses. His appearance at Carroll commemo- rated the fiftieth anniversary of the death of the famous humorist. Mr. Holbrook has mastered the Twain Character as no other performer before, and has met with inter- national acclaim in a recent tour. A former Metropolitan Opera prima donna, Miss Mimi Benzell performed during the lat- ter part of February. Miss Benzell was pre- sented to the students in one of the Friday convocations and scored an overwhelming success with her rendition of opera and mod- ern hits. In the closing performance, the Rod Strong Dance Quartet presented a recital that ranged from classic ballet, to folk and jazz dances. After the intermission, satire and mimicry took over, and the hilarious Dying Duck encore, patterned after the famous Dying Swan ballet left all four performers dead on stage, the audience wiping away tears of laughter. 41411 mv Q 'l W . cd' I A home-spun humorist with a unique philosophy of life was recreated in the person of Hal Holbrook's t'Mark Twain Tonight . Series - 153 ' 'L University Series audiences will tell you that classics and pops do mix, espe- cially when sung by the talented Miss Mimi Benzell. Original dances, ranging from the clas- sical baroque of Scarlatti to the hoedown and blues of Americana were interpreted by Rod Strong and his Dance Quartette. , 4 , , .A l Q , , Q ' 9 -, y 1 17 y .H xf ff' 3 Srl f wif' M ff K V .OW QLEW, ,.. VI, .55 ly ' Y f 3' sy ' ' 4. ,4-.fm Qu ' ,v f , -4- 5 M v Y 1 , r 1 ,, i 'M ,- 'Q fl . H, , ug, , , - ..1w Q ', f' 2. ,,M,!iN I, '33 wiiifsifb' ' '1.fI1'7 ya ,535 mm M ' I '- ,,,,-, f,. 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J ,J sq, in I X ' .fn f X T58 0 X f I Wi .-1 Q,-vm w, , 4,2 nag - MQ: .4 'HQ LW 3' V-iff? 4 'ik .Ia ,ei fb, ' 'ff-' 24-1 :f f ,-5. rv I -.2 0 15? ff ... -.-W - -7- if ,fi V4 Row 1: J. O'Su1livan, R. Barkett, P. Metress, J. Duffy, D. Van Belleghem, D. Kucera, K. Bagaria, G. McEnroe Row 2: K. Foley, J. Kimler, L. Marsalek, W. Murphy, P. Bott, M. Regan, R. Schayer, P. Hoffman, T. Strader, J. Patterson D. Konopka, T. Collins, J. O'Connell, G. Dalessandro, J. Rachfal. Union Officers: James Shannon, President, Dick Vogel, Parliamentarian, Edward Parks, Treasurer, and Paul Flask, Vice President. Missing is Joyce Derda, Secretary. V me The Carroll Union T49 - 'x ll J. Schweickert, E. Bierman. R. Martin, M. Fegen, F. Yartz, W. Wagner, J Wagner, T Fallon L Kalousek L St Marie D McCabe J Lovas Hot debate ensues at Union meeting The Carroll Union is the official student governing body at the University. It serves as the vital link between the administration and the student body. Every student is a member through his class or organization. The general aims of the Union are: C11 to develop a sense of responsibility among the studentsg C23 to develop the powers of self governmentg C31 to aid in the planning of all student activities. At its meeting every Tues- day the members discuss current topics of in- terest to the students and seek to remedy any possible areas of conflict. In addition to its role as an overseer of all student affairs, the Union also sponsors the Frosh Hello Week and Stunt Night. Officers for the current year were Jim Shan- non. Paul Flask, Joyce Derda, and Ed Parks. Moderator of the Union was Dr. Richard J. Spath. I l6l if Who's Who Voted annually to the Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities are those seniors who have most distinguished themselves by scholarship andlor extra- curricular activities. The 1960 members were prominent in diverse fields which ranged from honor fraternities, student government, and editorships to science academies, business groups, and athletics. Nominations were made by the members of the student government with final accept- ance being made by the respective deans. ,I 1. Thomas E. Collins-Scientific Academy 2, William J. Doucette-Senior Prom Chairman 3. John E. Duffy-Alpha Sigma Nu 4. A. Paul Flask-Pres. Senior Class 5. F. Kevin Foley-Editor, The Carillon 6. David M. Keefe-Alpha Sigma Nu 7. John E. Kimler-Prefect-Soclality 8. Donald J. Kucera-Pres. Commerce Club 9. John C. Lovas-Editor, The Carroll News 10. Dennis M. McGrath-Pres. Alpha Sigma Nu ll. Jerald J. Rachfal-Pres. Alpha Kappa Psi 12. Joseph A. Rini-Business Mgr., The Carillon 13. Gerald J. Schweicke1tiCaptain, Football Team 14. James W. Shannon-Pres. Carroll Union 15. Timothy L. Strader-Pres. Glee Club John H. Lyons-Pres. Iota Chi Upsilon 4 .-. 0 62' x x li Row 1: G. McEnroe, W. Retterer, J. Wanamaker, C. FitzGerald, J. McDonough, J. .Shannon, A. Brickel, Keefe. Row 2: J. Curran, J. Smith, D. Donahue, P. Boyce, W. Harmon, C. Hillig, E. Leismg, D. Kucera, R. F1tzHarr1s, M. Leonard. Iota Chi Upsilon is the campus organiza- tion devoted to the support, promotion, and encouragement of the various activities of all departments and organizations which are part of or connected with the University. The high point for the I Chi's this year was the management of the very successful Homecoming. They also co-sponsored the Christmas and Mardi Gras Dance. Direct- ing the fraternity this year were Jack Lyons, presidentg Reed Harmon, vice-presi- dentg Bob Fitzhariis, secretaryg and Bill Retterer, treasurer. 4 Iota Chi Upsilon A couple of straight men plan the school's next move. 0 163 H E CECES The Center of East and Central European Studies is a student or- ganization designed to study the social, ideological, political eco- nomic, and religious problems which are current in the countries of East and Central Europe. One of the important activities of the club was presenting regular forums on the present existing strategy of the Soviet Union with guest speakers presenting their views. Although the club is relatively new, it has received wide accept- ance on campus. Under the guid- ance of moderator Dr. Michael S. Pap and officers Larry Kalousek, Pat Mettress, R. Klepetko, R. Bar- kett, and R. Mushock in conjunc- tion with the History and Political Science Department, it has stimu- lated an interest in the affairs of the Soviet Union and its neighbor- ing countries. With their broad field and vital national questions, the CECES should continue to grow in interest and members. Dorm Council 7 Seated: R. Barkett, D. Muno, Dr. M. Pap, L. Kalousek, P. Metress Standing: R. Mushock, R. Klepetko, R. McNichol. Left to right: T. Gallagher, C. McKeon, P. Hease, M. O'Conner, R. Orr, W. Doucette, VV. Arther, R. Banci, T. Seithel R. Hirschide, K. Bagaria, R. Butler, J. Duffy. Kappa Psi Delta Mu Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity was installed on the Carroll campus in the Spring of 1956. Among the fraternity's various objectives, the furthering of the individual mem- ber's development, the fostering of scientific research in the fields of commerce and finance, and the pro- motion of courses leading to de- grees in business administration, are most outstanding. In keeping with its objectives, the group conducted its annual Thanksgiving food drive and par- ticipated in numerous campus activities. One of the featured speakers at fraternity's meetings was Mr. Raymond T. Livingstone, vice-president of Thompson-Ramo- Woolridge. Fraternity officers for the year were: Jerry Rachfal, presidentg Robert Budka, vice presidentg Gil- bert Kenehan, secretary, and Pat Cronin, treasurer. Dr. Arthur J. Noetzel Dean of the School of Business, acted as group moder- ator. Row 1: A. Zetts, R. Budka, J. Rachfal, J. Paschen, P. Haas. Row 2: K. Rezutko, R. Butler, J. Reilley, D. Hauck, J. Moyer, E. McGervey, T. McCormack. Row'3: R. Manning, J. Tien, J. Dwyer, T. Holowecky, G. Marcelo, E. Parks, D. Wilt, E. George, A. Klemer. Row 4: C. Schilling, T. Bausch. Row 5: L. Judy, E. Dalessandro, B. Bixler, R. Kosak, E. Sumnar, L. Columbo, K. Koreman, G. Arthur, J. Urbancik, W. Daberko. CCD The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine is an organization of Carroll men that works for Cath- olic action. Throughout the year the members of the C.C.D. spent long hours after classes and on Weekends, bringing the teachings of the Catholic Church to the inmates and patients of the Detention Home,Hudson Boy's Farm, the Warrensville Work- house, and Highlandview Hospital. The C.C.D. entered a prize winning float in the Mardi Gras, and presented informative slides in the lobby of the Student Ac- tivities Building relating to their activities. Directing the activities of the C.C.D. was moder- ator Fr. Kmieck. The of- ficers for the year were Tom Bausch, presidentg Joe Radigan, vice-presi- dentg Dave Filimon, treas- urerg and Dick Hanusz, secretary. - iasff' rf Row Row Row Row : T. McCormick, R. Fitzmaurice, J. Lenehan, D. Fullerton. : R. Hanusz, T. McCormick, R. Barkett, S. Zenk, V. Zitel. : R. Hrunno, J. Surann, S. Winchell, A. Bonk, L. Frederick. : Fr. Kmieck, moderator, J. Van Blaegan, T. Mullaney, L. Tarentelli, J. Ryan, P. Zitchak, T. Lang. : D. Fedor, J. Radican, L. Senffner, T. Bausch, J. Taylor, K. Morrell, D. Filiman. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: 7 Row : Soclcllity The Sodality of the Annunciation has as its objec- tive, the perfecting of the men of Carroll, through greater devotion to our Blessed Lady. While acting as a basis and guide for the spiritual lives of the students, the Sodality has an extensive program that encourages the student body in their spiritual, academic, and social lives. Among the achievements of the Sodality this year were the five-day Leadership Retreat, the Christ- mas Dance, and the Usock hops . The very success- ful Winterlude Dance was also sponsored by the Sodality. These, coupled with the days of recol- lection and inter-Sodality functions, provided a full and enjoyable year for the members. The officers for the year were, John Kimler, Pre- fectg Nick Fillo, Vice-Prefectg Tom Quirk, secretary, and Ed Hinko, treasurer. Fr. Schell acted as spiritual leader for the group. J. Kimler, A. Robson, D. Goebel, D. Hils, T. Quirk, J. Murrav eowzrgu if F :x CP 5' O 3 0 :I l'?' U2 O Ph 'cs '1 rs fc YD P1 fi. O U3 O FV' :- fb rn O Q. ii 5. 14' M. Q. L4 g, . 'F Hinko, J. Finn, J. Schmitt, R. Leisz, F. Yartz, M. Forman Fillo, S. Zenk, B. Fry, T. Bausch, F. Schall, D. Schmitt . Deming, B. Ulman, L. Burger, G. Louviaux, B. Weston, B Kriedlei . Townsend, T. Hogan, T. Lewis, D. Torrance, R. Suich, D Conlev . Uritus, R. Sekerak, T. Fallon, J. Radigan, P. Ori. Friga, R. North, W. Wiley, R. Kondrat, J. McGreal. li 0 167 ff Row 1: D. Keefe, J. Rachfal, G. Schweickert, J. Duffy. Row 2: J. Kimler, J. Lovas, D. McGrath, D. Kucera. Alpha Sigma Nu is a national honor fraternity founded in 1915 at Marquette University. Chapters are located only at Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Membership is be- stowed on those students who have distinguished themselves by schol- arship, loyalty, and service to their universities. ASN presents 21 series of student convocations featuring prominent speakers, well versed in contem- porary affairs. The fraternity also sponsored a number of art films and discussion forums. Officers for the year were: Dennis McGrath, John Duffy, and Gerald Rachfal. Alpha Sigma Nu National Student Association M. Leonard, D. Knopka, W. Wagner, C. FitzGerald, A. Brickel, G. McEnroe, J. McDonough, J. Shannon. I 4 , 1 News reporters write copy on Wednesday afternoon. The Carroll ews Editors Frank, Wagner, Sheridan, and Lovas plan page layout in composition room. 1 X6 8 Q li li. John Lovas ,,,,,,,,..,,A....v,,,........ ---- Editor-in-Chief Joseph Rini ....., ,,. . .. , . ,. ..,..... B u siness Manager Mike Frank, James Wagner ..,7 , .,r, News Editors John Coyne -.-ssss..-ss--s...ss,,.. M- ,........... Feature Editor John Sheridan Tom Brazaitis Tom Nagy ........... Ken Hovan ,,,,s, Fred Dix ..... Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Art Editor Asst. Business Manager Circulation Manager Ken Hovan and Fred Dix confer with Business Manager Joe Rini on advertisements for next 0 169 If edition. 41 'GZ ..f Staff members: Tony Culotta, Joe Curran, Tom Gaffney, Dan Fisher, Bob Barkett, and Joe Klemencic put the final touches on the new Carillon. Carillon The editor appears in his usual state of quandry. nl E- I .l ax Q. l In t. I Photographers Tony Melle and John Oligny weigh merits of recent pictures. '17 O 0 'x Editor-in-chief Kevin Foley and business manager Joe Rini look up from their work for a picture. -1: L Gigi? ,,. , , . I n., Kiel The Business manger discusses ad layouts with assistants Tim O'Rourke and Iggy Trombetta while John Argie prepares copy. ,. A K f ' S 'g'J-7fZ-- 4,1 5? iL .,gg...,5,,,::-,,- 1- - - f, fan ,gn s lm , , it ' lj 5' . 2 t ' - 4 4 a.: D , , M I: ., ' 1 fi ii ,c ,, a 1 . ,,7-- , ,, i 'WF ' X if hs- 1 x , vu'-zx1,: lv xv l M Tom Gaffney and Joe Curranldecide on possible captions for picture in hand. University Club Q1 ,I .1 ,, 1f,Q'f:i'v, y . . f 4 if 'A 5 . , -ef Row 1 P. Boyce, B. Fitzmaurice, E. Bierman, T. Crogan, Fr. Keller, L. Lavin, R. Fromholtz, C. Froehlich, R. Pamula. Row 2 B. SanHamel, T. Ging, T. Watters, D. Hauck, J. Sorrentino, T. McDonough, E. Brieger, D. Toole, P. Dwyer, W. Scott, B. Bexler. Row 3 B. Fry, T. Fallon, M. O'Connor, J. Reily, J. Smith, J. Eichorn, E. Sumnar, D. Nichting, D. Selhorst, L. Fredricks, B. Broadhead, M. Caton, P. Van Ogtrop, A. Brown, E. Jebber, M. Regan, J. Horn. NFCCS The University Club is newly founded service organization which provides valuable assistance in the promotion of the various stage shows throughout the school year. Designed primarily to assist as an usher group for the University Series, the club has expanded its ser- vices to other events by controlling ticket sales and house direction. Officers for the pledge group were Thomas Crogan, Steve Bazzano, Ed Bierman, and Dick Fromholtz. The National Federation of Catholic College Students is an organization which rep- resents students froni more than two hundred colleges and universities in the United States. Its purpose is to pro- mote Catholic interests in the educational world. Carroll's chapter, represented by Greg Louviaux, James Murphy, and Larry Kalousek, is one of the more active groups in the organization. Senior delegate James Murphy conducts the Regional NFCCS meeting. i172 0 ll l X. Pi Delto Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon, a na- tional honorary collegiate journalism fraternity, was introduced at John Carroll in 1948. Its purpose is to extend recognition to out- standing' students active in journalism at the University. Membership is accepted from the three student publica- tions. Under the direction of of- ficers Bill Wagner, John Lovas, and Joseph Rini, the fraternity sponsored various lectures by outstanding men in the field. it-I 'M-I :V ., :ani ...T ln In Front: Dr. A. Freeley, J. O'Sullivan. Row 1: K. Bagaria, R. Kreidler, G. Kramer, G. Murry. Row 2: T. Vince, W. Connelly, G. Kenny, D. Shaugnessy. Row 3: F. Meyers, A. Robson, J. Divine, G. Omazta. Row 4: F. Sobol, T. Hogan, R. Henderson, R. McNich0l, W. McTarney. - 173, ,len Z R Il t il . 4 - Standing: J. Morrissey, K. Foley, J. Wagner, J. Rini, T. Wasserbauer, M. Frank. Debating Society At the close of the year the Debate Society had posted an impressive record in their various tournaments throughout the academic year. Having competed with over eighty colleges and uni- versities, the debaters gained greater respect for the Car- roll name. Assistance from Dr. Austin Freeley who ser- ved as moderator, gave the organization valuable train- ing which accounted for their many wins. Officers for the year were James O'Sullivan, Gene Kramer, Bob Kriedler, and Kailash Bagaria. French Club During the past year, Les Dialogues sponsored a full program of political and literary lectures. The club also presented soprano Donna Mitchell in a program fea- turing contemporary French music. The French Table is a newly formed conver- sation group which meets every Tuesday and Thursday at dinner. In joint sponsor- ship with the Spanish Club, the group pro- moted the annual Mardi Gras Dance. Mod- erator Dr. Lucien Aube was ably assisted by president Dave Korn and officers Kail- ish Bagaria, John Lesniak and Tom Gruhler. M1'f?f3'f:-KWKM?-YQ . Row 1: J. Mittendorf, J. Truxes, Dr. Aube, K. Bagaria, T. Porte. Row 2: L. Turton, D. Conley, P. Dally, A. Nomura, C. Michalak. V J Standing: Dr. Blackwell. 'It' -,sf Row 1: P. Fleury, R. Baum, J. Grundman, F. Dempsey, J. Murray. Row 2: R. Orr, W. Connelly, T. Landsdowne, J. Finn, D. Hoy ne. Vw . , 1 -sm Philosophy Club Under president John Grundman, the newly formed Philosophy Club presented a series of discussions on the realm of the philosophical world. Guest speakers for the forums included Rev. Ernan McMullin of the University of Notre Dame, Dr. Thomas Stampfl, Dr. Joseph Hunter, and Rev. Henry Birkenhauer S.J. The topics ranged from areas on Mathematical Inductioni' to the Evolution Of Man . ,.............,-..L .K k l74 0 Scient J emy ., fm 7, Row Row Row Row Row Row tau QL1 Morrissey, J. Slosar, J. Hrinda, R. Pamula, Fr. Vogel. Hite, M. Tegano, J. Ridzon, E. Shoch, P. Boyce, G. Fisher, M. O'Halloran. . Santo, R. Powell, T. Antolini, W. Wiley, R. Keefe, D. Keefe, J. Bowers, J. Conomy, D. Donouhue, D. Fisher. . Barton, R. Gorny, J. Smith, J. Dowling, R. Menegay, L. DiZinno, L. Scafuri, R. Thomas, T. Collins, R. Klepetko. Burger, D. Lervic, R. Michael, W. Sweeney, A. Mancini, J. Schagel. 5 F' E. H D':r dm or 'EQ' O 5,5-Y Q.IZ!? CDO mlb CPO sm mo. Q2 :1 Sw as. 5.2 gn-s U5 su :F il 2 Dukesbury, A. Healy, J. Kubovchik. opportunity to gain a broad knowl- edge of the current developments I 'Av' '1 in the world of science. Through participation in lecture forums, the members are acquainted with the method of scientific research by presenting lectures on more recent developments. The group also in- vited guest lecturers from other universities to speak on the fields of biochemistry and embryology. Officers of the Academy this V year were John Slosar, president, Joseph Morrissey, vice-president, Richard Pamula, secretary, and Jack Hrinda, treasurer. Rev. Phil- lip H. Vogel S.J. was the organ- izatioifs moderator. NX:-W --M, ,Lf V l g-1 r 1 ii aa:1u..f. 1 Ei' 3 fra. 1 , , , ,.,, ,f . , J, .V 41 , .-.f A , ,. 4-is i Two Academy members, Scott Morrissey and Ron Klepetko, check their quantitative results. XKI76 - R li . In 1949, the American Chemical Society chartered a chapter of student affiliates at John Carroll University. The society seeks to promote social and intellectual wel- fare as well as the profes- sional development of its members. Interest in chem- istry is promoted through its annual award to the out- standing member who has contributed most to its pro- gram. Highlights of the 1959-60 school year included field trips to various industrial concerns in the Cleveland area. Regular meetings which featured prominent guest speakers of the profession, were presided over by Mod- erator Dr. Edmund B. Thomas and President D. Wysocki. IRE The Institute of Radio Engineers seeks to gain a deeper appreciation of the rapidly expanding field of physics and electronics by sponsoring a series of lectures, discussions, and field trips to various business con- cerns in Cleveland. The club is opened to all Physics majors who have com- pleted their first year of study. Wil- liam Storey served' as president and Mr. William F. O'Hearn acted as moderator, ' 0 177 , ff T. Jennings, D. Wysocki, C. Suchma, W. Carr, W. Spicuzza. i Row 1: P. Fleury, P. Krause, W. Storey, T. Wasserbauer. Row 2: G. Bellian, G. Johnson, P. Spangler, W. Wagner, R. Tate, W. Boffano R. Zielinski, J. Biaglow. Row 3: J. McDonough, J. Shovary, N. Chonacky, T. Steckel, D. Korman. Federal Inspe f Y 12 5 Q.- 4 f, 1 f 51 0 EW fl f .ff 1 ' 2 4 1,7 1' Company M 1 prepares to move out. K' 178 0 x ll lx N, . . MARS The Military Amateur Radio Sys- tem was organized on campus to interest all cadets in radio trans- mission and receiving. Using the call letters AASWBF, the ham operators communicate with other operators in the United States and overseas. Of particular interest to the members this year was the tracking of faint signals from our satellites. Two men from MARS talk with fellow 'thamsf' Left to right: M. Frank, E. Clark, M. Regan, P. Wagner, Major Gentleman, T. Kusnirek, S. Kasa, D. Kucera, J. Leahy, J. Urbanek. - 179.,,ff' ff AUSA The Association of the United States Army is a campus military organization for students in the advanced corps of R.O.T.C. Its pur- pose is to acquaint the public with national defense needs and army life. The year's highlights fea- tured a Who's Where di- rectory, listing the location and activities of recent Car- roll R.O.T.C. graduates now on active duty in the army. Social events included an Initiation Dance for new members and a cocktail party for the entire Company prior to the Spring Prom in May. Club Officers for 1959-60 were: Pat Wagner, Captaing Leonard Piowtroski, lst. Lt.g Martin Haitz, 2nd. Lt.g Mar- tin Regan, lst. Sgt. Faculty advisor for the group was Major Robert W. Gentleman. The National Society of Scabbard and Blade was chartered as H Company, 10th Regiment in 1953. It is a national honorary military society whose purpose is to raise the standards of military education in American Colleges and Universities. Merit, scholarship, and enrollment in the adlvanced course are the basis of membership. The officers included Paul Bott, Captaing Frank Dempsey, lst Lt.: James Mason, 2nd Lt.g and Robert Fitzharris, lst Sgt. Cap- tain Albert A. Helker served as faculty advisor. In conjunction with the Cleveland chapter of the American Red Cross, S8zB sponsors two blood drives each year. This year the members solicited over 500 pints of blood. The Scabbard and Blade was in complete charge of the very successful Military Ball. Other social activities sponsored by the SKLB were a fall initiation banquet and a spring dinner dance. Row 1: G. D'Alesandro, R. Houillan, R. Moran P Haas L Judy T Kusneuc G. O'Connell, J. Doerr, J. Leahy R Muuay J Ziegler J Beigei Row 2: V. Salamon, J. McAndrews, R,W1tt L Columbo J Tien M Ross R Kondiat W. Kondrat, W. Daberko, W Harmon J Mevei J Guita H Conan J. Chickwitz, J. Curran, J. Beitell amp S Kenslc R Glllelan VV Tiaxnoi R. Fitzgerald. .1-7-f fl' N21 f'I' Pe - 'es Cadet leader John Spisak leads the troops through practice drill. lst column: R. Deters, M. Smith, N. Clark, R. Stedd, R. Nowac, D. Wrobleski. 2nd column: R. Mercer, T. Evans, J. Kovac, J. Marcy, J. Gabor, R. Bilinski. 3rd column: E. Fowler, J. Bohumolski, C. Prokop, M. OlHalloran, R. Schulz, D. Minarik. 4th column: F. Karlik, J. Karnes, J. Mario, J. O'Toole, E. Belden, K. Stommel. Competing against a stiff schedule of drilling and inspections, John Carroll's Pershing Rifles again received numerous local and regional honors. Under the leader- ship of Lt. George B. Lowery, moderator, Sgt. Bennie Collins, assistant moderator, and student leader, Cadet Lt. Col. Larry Beaudin, the crack drill team illustrated proficiency in military arts and sciences. 181 I f W FLM Guidon Bearers: N. Patla, F. Coury. lst squad 2nd squad: 3rd squad 4th squad N. Patla, T. Louis, E. Burns, S. O'Casey, F. Carlos, C. Kramer, G. Curran K. Dakas, A. Liotta, P. Adamowski, E. Reilly, L. Barnet, M. Mantle, V. Genovese. : H. Pugh, L. Fitzpatrick, C. Weiner, A. Milano, D. Schultz, J. Callahan, B. O'Leary. W. Arthur, P. Quattrochio, L. Diamond, F. Nitti, S. Crawford, O. Campagna, C. Cavour. fl ,A4 fn, , ,Mfr f 4 . ,ff- .,.,ff ,Zu 'fu Company C does its daily dozen brisklv at 5 00 a m Summer Camp the spoils of wal Cadets Dick Rituno and Jeux SChX161Clx61t IBCGIVS I must of missed that last tui- vv D. E. X, NNT The cadets of Company A inch their way across the hot Virginia sand in a haze of tear gas. Fort Lee, Virginia If mother could only see me now Arts and Sciences Charles J. Acker-AB 1090 Piermont Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Carroll Quarterly, CCD, French Club, Lambda Iota Tau, Model Railroad Club, Pershing Rifles. Mario D. Ambrosina-BS in Natural Science 947 Lathrop Avenue, River Forest, III. Glee Club, Intramurals, Scientific Academy, Sodality. Francis C. Aquila-BS in Social Science 43 Wilshire Terrace, Cheektowaga, N. Y. Intramurals, Italian Club, Spanish Club, University Club, CECES. John F. Argie-BS in Social Science 4125 Princeton Blvd., South Euclid, Ohio AUSA, Carillon, Commerce Club, Intramurals, Italian Club, NDTA. Warren A. Arthur-AB 1660 W. 101 Place, Chicago, Ill. AUSA, French Club, Pershing Rifles. John D. Baley-BS in Natural Science 1906 Clermont N.E., Warren, Ohio AUSA, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles, IRE. Robert M. Burkett-BS in Social Science 620 E. Third St., Dover, Ohio Carroll Union, CCD, Current Events Club, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles, Carillon, CECES. Stephen J, Bazzano-BS in Natural Science 330 James St., Springdale, Pa. Carroll Union, Intramurals, Italian Club, President, Scientific Academy, University Club, CECES. Lawrence A. Beaudin Jr.-BS in Social Science 10858 S. Fairfield Ave., Chicago, III. AUSA, Intramurals, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Sodality. Joseph G. Bellian-BS in Natural Science 1554 Marlowe St., Lakewood 7, Ohio Carrillon, IRE, Intramurals. Edward B. Bierman-BS in Social Science 6947 Reynolds St., Pittsburgh, Po. Carillon, Carroll Union, Spanish Club, University Club, Senior Class, Secretary, Senior Prom Committee. John V. Biernacki-BS in Natural Science 4757 Morningside Dr., Cleveland, Ohio IRE, Spanish Club. William J. Bifano-BS in Natural Science 4876 Edsal Dr., Lyndhurst, Ohio Intramurals, IRE. Lawrence P. Borosh-AB 3115 West Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Commerce Club, Phi Alpha Theta, CECES. Paul J. Bott-BS in Social Science 4 Bursley Place, White Plains, N. Y. Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Scabbard 81 Blade, President. James E. Bowers-BS in Natural Science 4060 Rose Ave., Western Springs, Ill. Chicago Club, Intramurals, Scientific Academy. John R. Boylan-BS in Natural Science 1849 Cumberland Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio IRE. Edward B. Breznai-BS in Social Science 444 E. Washington St., Rochester, Pa. Football: Frosh, Intramurals, Current Events. Senior Directory it ittt Michael J. Brooks-BS in Social Science 15727 Lake Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Carroll News, Football: Frosh, Pershing Rifles, Track. T. Alan Brown-BS in Social Science 415 Woodbridge Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Intramurals, Spanish Club. Christopher A. Bunsey-BS in Social Science 14329 Adrian Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Carroll Quarterly, Little Theater Society. Louis J. Burger-BS in Natural Science 610 Orchard Dr., North Canton, Ohio Sodality. John M. Busch-BS in Social Science 9837 So. Oakley St., Chicago, Ill. AUSA, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles. Jesse B. Butts-BS in Social Science 10511 Elgin Ave., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Pershing Rifles, Spanish Club. Patrick J. Cahill-BS in Social Science 4385 W. 49 St., Cleveland, Ohio Band, Institute of Industrial Relations. David J. Callahan-BS in Social Science 1160 S. Belvoir Blvd., South Euclid, Ohio Commerce Club, French Club, Intramurals, NDTA, Pershing Rifles. William D. Callender-BS in Natural Science 717 Washington Blvd., Oak Park, Ill. CECES, IRE, Commerce Club. Charles J. Caputo-BS in Social Science 2548 Central Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Band. Laurence R. Carver-BS in Natural Science 11576 Lawndale Dr., Parma Heights, Ohio Carroll News, IRE. Edward T. Clarke-BS in Social Science 3732 Woodbridge Ave., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Intramurals, NDTA, Spanish Club. Thomas E. Collins-BS in Natural Science 1851 Rosemont Rd., East Cleveland, Ohio Carroll Union, Philosophy Club, Scientific Academy, Tennis, Intramurals, Who's Who. Peter R. Conboy-BS in Social Science 1115 N. East Ave., Oak Park, III. AUSA, Intramurals, Little Theater Society, NDTA, Spanish Club. . 5 ' , , .ts 4 f ,- -1 ....,,.,,.-,ygggrrg-m'1 John P. Conomy-BS in Natural Science 3464 Woodridge Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Glee Club, Intramurals, Scientific Academy. Dudley P. Cooley-BS in Social Science 356 W. Macon St., Decatur, III. Football: Frosh, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 81 Blade, Spanish Club, Track. Carl Coppola-BS in Social Science 1034 E. Bowman St., Wooster, Ohio Carroll News, Carroll Quarterly, Editor, French Club, Lambda Iota Tau, Philosophy Club, Southwell Literary Society. Thomas W. Crogan-BS in Social Science 2220 Michael Dr., Youngstown, Ohio AUSA, Glee Club, NDTA, Spanish Club, University Club, President. Paul J. Cronin-BS in Social Science 9908 So. Hoyne St., Chicago, Ill. Intramurals, Italian Club. Leo A. Deininger-BS in Natural Science 2583 E. 130th St., Shaker Heights, Ohio Current Events Club, Scientific Academy. Francis W. Dempsey-BS in Social Science 6338 N. Talman Ave., Chicago, III. AUSA, Intramurals, Little Theater Society, NDTA, Philosophy Club, Scabbard 81 Blade. James R. Derrick-BS in Natural Science 3405 W. 62 St., Cleveland, Ohio American Chemical Society, Intramurals. William J. Doucette-BS in Social Science 6528 Olympia Ave., Chicago, III. AUSA, Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Dorm Council, President, Intramurals, NDTA, Philosophy Club, Spanish Club, University Club, Senior Prom Chairman, Who's Who. John E. Duffy-AB 45 Harrison St., Oak Park, III. Alpha Sigma Nu, AUSA, Carrillon, Carroll News, Carroll Union, Dorm Council, French Club, Intramurals, NDTA, Sodality, Southwell Literary Society, Who's Who. Richard J. Dunn-BS in Social Science 135 Rowford Dr., Massillon, Ohio AUSA, Glee Club, Intramurals, Spanish Club. ,.e........m:.s-.f.-........ - ,Q 84 . L 1 r -.,v-. William C. Erickson-BS in Social Science 3322 W. 110 St., Cleveland, Ohio Debate Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Lambda Iota Tau, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 8t Blade, Track. Dennis G. Fedor-AB 1531 Parkwood Rd., Lakewood, Ohio Carroll Union, Classical Club, CCD, French Club, President, Intramurals, NFCCS. Frank M. Ferrando-BS in Social Science 421 Ellicott St., Batavia, N. Y. Dorm Council, Intramurals. David J. Filimon-AB RD No. 2 Miday Ad., Lousiville, Ohio CCD. Gerald F. Finn-AB 17714 Valleyview Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Cheerleader, CCD, Glee Club, Iota Chi Upsilon, NFCCS, Sodality. Daniel A. Fisher-BS in Natural Science 4162 Delray Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Scientific Academy, Spanish Club. E. Gregory Fisher-BS in Natural Science 362 Guypark Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y. French Club, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, Scientific Academy, Tennis. Robert M. Fitzharris-BS in Social Science 1311 N. Parkside Ave., Chicago, Ill. AUSA, Commerce Club, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, Scabbard 81 Blade. A. Paul Flask-BSS 813 Crandall Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Carroll Union, Vice President, , Glee Club, Intramurals, Lambda Iota Tau, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club, Track, Who's Who, Senior Class President. David H. Fleischhauer-BS in Social Science 144 Lawndale St., Elmhurst, Ill. Intramurals, NDTA. Paul A. Fleury-BS in Natural Science 3 Locust Dr., Morton, Pa. American Chemical Society, Intramurals, Philosophy Club, IRE. F. Kevin Foley-BS in Social Science 1009 Parkside Dr., Lakewood, Ohio Carillon, Editor-in-Chief, Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Freshman Class President, Glee Club, Pi Delta Epsilon, Rifle Club, Scientific Academy, Sodality, Spanish Club, Who's who. James J. Farrestal-AB 1051 E. 177 St., Cleveland, Ohio Glee Club. Frank J. Forester-BS in Social Science 1023 Whittier St., Grosse Pointe, Michigan AUSA, CCD, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, NDTA, Pershing Rifles. James A. Fortcamp-BS in Natural Science 4267 W. 33 St., Cleveland, Ohio Rifle Club, IRE. Thomas A. Frate-BS in Social Science 11907 Woodland Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Italian Club. Richard J. Fromholtz-BS in Social Science 349 Korman Ave., Massillon, Ohio Carillon, Carroll Union, Intramurals, Pi Delta Epsilon, Spanish Club, University Club, Treasurer. Donald F. Gagliardo-BS in Social Science 2106 Murray Hill Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Italian Club, Pershing Rifles. Aloysius S. Gasior-AB 1901 Denison Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Carroll News, Intramurals. James W. Gauntner-BS in Natural Science 6314 Luelda Ave., Parma, Ohio Football: Frosh, Varsity, Intramurals. 0185 Edward A. Gayclosh-BS in Social Science 3936 E. 53 St., Newburg Heights, Ohio Spanish Club. John R. Gorny-BS in Natural Science 455 E. 11 St., Eire, Pa. Intramurals, Scientific Academy. John T. Greene-BS in Social Science 8301 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Football: Frosh, Varsity, Track. George M. Growney-BS in Social Science 115 Fairhaven Rd., Rochester, N. Y. Current Events Club, Football: Manager, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon. John A. Grundman-AB 3486 Boynton Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Spanish Club. Martin J. Haitz-BS in Social Science 223 East Ave., Batavia, N. Y. AUSA. Richard W. Hanusz-AB 1394 Hess Lane, Mansfield, Ohio Classical Club, CCD, Glee Club, Liturgical Choir. William R. Harmon-BS in Social Science Great Lakes, Ill. Carroll News, Iota Chi Upsilon, Vice President, NDTA, Spanish Club. Edward J. Hinko-BS in Social Science 4110 Meadowbrook Blvd., University Heights, Ohio Sodality, Track: Freshman, Varsity. James R. Horn-BS in Social Science 706 Lathrop Ave., River Forest, Ill. AUSA, Commerce Club, Intramurals, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club. John G. Hrindo-BS in Natural Science 202 Mechanic St., Girard, Pa. Carillon, Intramurals, Scientific Academy. Donald E. Huettner-AB 22088 Rye Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Cheerleader, Intramurals, Little Theater Society, Spanish Club, Track, CECES. Ronald R. Jagels-BS in Social Science 4620 Bedford St., Detroit, Michigan Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Intramurals. Melvin P. Janes-BS in Natural Science B17 N. 18 St., Baton Rouge, Louisiana Intramurals, Scientific Academy. James J. Kaiser-BS in Social Science 47390 W. Main St., Northville, Michigan Commerce Club, CCD, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, NDTA. Stephen P. Kasa-BS in Social Science 1229 Haselton Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio AUSA, Glee Club, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club. David M. Keefe-BS in Natural Science 647 N. Linden Ave., Oak Park, III. Alpha Sigma Nu, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, Scientific Academy, Who's Who. Steven P. Keider-BS in Natural Science 5501 Archmene Ave., Cleveland, Ohio IRE. James W. Keim Jr.-BS in Natural Science 1040 W. 9 St., Eire, Pa. Alpha Kappa Psi, Basketball: Frosh, Varsity, French Club, Golf. Thomas S. Kiec-BS in Social Science 1837 Alcoy Rd., East Cleveland, Ohio Spanish Club. John P. Kim-BS in Natural Science 10813 Bryant Ave., Cleveland, Ohio American Chemical Society, Carillon. John E. Kilmer-BS in Social Science 623 Montana Ave., South Milwaukee, Wisconsin Carroll News, Glee Club, Lambda Iota Tau, Wh0's Who, Sodality. John R. Klein-BS in Social Science 10706 Mt. Auburn, Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Band. Joseph F. Klemencic-BS in Social Science 1833 Kapel Dr., Euclid, Ohio AUSA, Carillon, NDTA, Spanish Club, Track. Ronald F. Klepetko-BS in Natural Science 2634 Goddard Rd., Toledo Ohio Intramurals, NFCCS, Scientific Academy, CECES, NDTA, Social Service Club. Donald R. Koehler-BS in Social Science 3403 Dellwood Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Carroll News, Intramurals. Michael J. Koeth-BS in Natural Science 3055 W. 46 St., Cleveland, Ohio American Chemical Society. Ronald J. Kolodziei-BS in Social Science 837 Wentworth St., Calumet City, III. Carroll News, Carroll Union, CCD, French Club Intramurals, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Polish- American Club. Joseph J. Krimbel-BS in Natural Science 3045 So. Keller Ave., Chicago, Ill. IRE. John C. Kurtz-AB 2241 Maplewood Rd., Cleveland, Ohio French Club. Thomas J. Kusnirek-BS in Social Science 5860 Wickfield Dr., Parma Heights, Ohio AUSA, Commerce Club, NDTA, Spanish Club. Anthony F. Lang-AB 14107 Maplekow Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Carroll News, CCD. Thomas B. Lewis-BS in Natural Science 4860 Brainard, Chagrin Falls, Ohio Golf, Intramurals, Sodality, IRE. James S. Lipocky-BS in Social Science 21203 Kennyon Dr., Maple Heights, Ohio Pershing Rifles. Richard A. Lahr-BS in Social Science 3058 Glenmore Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio CCD, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles, Sodality. Gregory L. Louviaux-BS in Natural Science 2711 Wicklow Dr., Toledo, Ohio NFCCS, Scientific Academy, Sodality. John C. Lovas-BS in Social Science 4280 W. 224 St., Fairview Park, Ohio Alpha Sigma Nu, Carroll News, Carroll Union, CCD, Pi Delta Epsilon, Who's Who. John H. Lyons-BS in Social Science 4331 Bishop St., Detroit, Michigan AUSA, French Club, Iota Chi Upsilon, President, Who's Who. John W. Magnotto-BS in Social Science 623 Fruit Ave., Farrell, Pa. Carillon, Glee Club, Intramurals, Spanish Club. Joseph J. Magri-BS in Social Science 2094 Murray Hill Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Italian Club. David W. Marr-BS in Social Science 421 W. Blackhawk St., Chicago, III. Iota Chi Upsilon, Philosophy Club. Lawrence F. Marsalek-BS in Social Science 23803 Lake Rd., Bay Village, Ohio AUSA, Band, NDTA, CECES. Santo Martines-BS in Social Science 4289 Brainard Rd., Chagrin Falls, Ohio Italian Club. James L. Mason-BS in Social Science 337 Grant St., Gary, Indiana Carillon, Carroll News, Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, NDTA, Scabbard 8- Blade, Spanish CI Track. Lawrence E. Masterson-BS in Social Science 6778 Parma Park Blvd., Parma Heights, Ohio AUSA, NDTA. Leon M. Matthews-BS in Social Science 75 Owasco St., Auburn, N. Y. Commerce Club, Football, Frosh, Varsity, Intramurals, Track. John W. McDonough-BS in Social Science 1720 E. 116th Place, Cleveland, Ohio IRE. Dennis M. McGrath-BS in Social Science 13530 Washburn St., Detroit, Michigan ub, Alpha Sigma Nu, Carroll Union, Dorm Council, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, Philosophy Club, Spanish Club, Who's Who. John T. McMonamon-BS in Natural Science 3970 Lansdale Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Intramurals, Spanish Club, Track. Robert J. McNichoI-BS in Social Science 4253 Oklona Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Current Events Club, Debate Club, Intramurals, Liturgical Choir, Pershing Rifles, Rifle Club. Edward M. Melotti-BS in Social Science 441 Goucher St., Johnstown, Ohio AUSA, Glee Club, Intramurals, Italian Club, NDTA. Patrick A. Metress-BS in Social Science 54 Ridge St., Pearl River, N. Y. Classical Club, Current Events Club, NDTA, Track, Phi Alpha Theta, CECES. Joseph S. Morrissey-BS in Natural Science 6063 Nassau Ave., Chicago, III. Carrillon, Carroll News, Glee Club, Scientific Academy, Track. V uf 1--fwmipunrv-5.1 I Richard J. Mrzena-BS in Social Science 10104 Aetna Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Italian Club. Donald R. Muna-BS in Social Science 2706 Guilford Rd., Rockford, III. Alpha Psi Omega, CECES, Intramurals, NDTA. John F. Murray-BS in Social Science 1006 Harvard Terrace, Evanston, Ill. AUSA, Carrillon, Intramurals, NDTA, Scabbard 81 Blade, Sodality, Track. Robert M. Mushock-BS in Social Science 1468 Avalon Dr., Wooster, Ohio Commerce Club, CECES, Intramurals, Polish- American Club, Spanish Club. John D. Navicky-BS in Social Science 1144 Polk St., Gary, Ind. Intramurals, Spanish Club, Track. Charles T. Nicola-BS in Social Science 1209 Ridge Rd. N. W., Canton, Ohio Commerce Club, Intramurals, Spanish Club. Robert F. O'Conner-BS in Natural Science 7 Lincoln Ave., Batavia, N. Y. CCD, Scientific Academy. James K. 0'Malley-BS in Social Science 1308 Windermere Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. French Club, Intramurals, Lambda Iota Tau, Scientific Academy, Carroll Quarterly. Charles W. Otto-BS in Social Science 3441 E. 106 St., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, OSEA, Spanish Club. Constantine P. Pappas-BS in Social Science 2118 Elbur Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Football: Varsity, Track. Norbert I. Patla-BS in Natural Science 2249 W. Huron St., Chicago, III. AUSA, Glee Club, Intramurals, Pershing Rifles, Polish-American Club, Spanish Club, IRE. James E. Patterson-AB Box 43, Atlantic, Po. Band, Intramurals. Terrence E. Peters-BS in Natural Science 3640 Maxwell Rd., Toledo, Ohio Glee Club, Intramurals, Scientific Academy. Leonard R. Piotrowski-BS in Social Science 3001 Brandes, Erie, Pa. AUSA, Intramurals, NDTA, Philosophy Club. Martin Potter-BS in Social Science 326 N. Ridgeland St., Oak Park, III. Dorm Council, Intramurals, Italian Club, University Club. James H. Powers-BS in Social Science 419 Soper Ave., Rockford, Ill. 4 Alpha Kappa Psi, Carroll Quarterly, Intramurals, Lambda Iota Tau, Track. ' T-T e860 K s ,X R Howard G. Pugh-BS in Social Science 222 Lathrop Ave., River Forest, Ill. AUSA, Carroll News, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Spanish Club. Martin P. Regan-BS in Social Science 2257 Putnam St., Toledo, Ohio AUSA, Carillon, Carroll Union, Intramurals, University Club, CECES, Senior Prom Committee. William F. Ret-terer-BS in Social Science 48 Pleasant Dr., Wheeling, West Virginia AUSA, Commerce Club: Golf, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, NDTA, Scabbard 8- Blade, Spanish Club. Karl F. Rill-BS in Social Science Logan Dr., Ashtabula, Ohio Intramurals, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Spanish Club. Joseph A. Rini-BS in Social Science 3131 Scarborough St., Cleveland Heights, Ohio AUSA, Bus. Mgr., Carroll News, Carillon, Carroll Union, Commerce Club, Intramurals, Italian Club, Pi Delta Epsilon, Scabbard 8. Blade, Senior Prom Committee, Who's Who. Michael J. Rogers-AB 17300 South Park Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Carroll News, Intramurals. Alfonso A. Rossi-BS in Natural Science 2179 Murray Hill Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Italian Club, Scientific Academy. Kenneth A. Rozowski-BS in Social Science 5439 N. Nagie St., Chicago, Ill. AUSA, Commerce Club, Italian Club, Little Theater Society, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Polish-American Club, CECES. Joseph R. Rubble-BS in Social Science 32 Pocono Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. AUSA, Italian Club, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club. David M. Sabbagh-BS in Natural Science 14597 Cedar Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Carroll Union, Intramurals, Model Railroad Pershing Rifles, Radio Club, Scientific Academy. Thomas F. Sabow--BS in Social Science 2821 Beechwood Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Carillon, Intramurals, Spanish Club. Timothy D. Summon-BS in Social Science 1711 Donwell Dr., South Euclid, Ohio Scabbard 8: Blade, Spanish Club. Robert E. Schayer-BS in Social Science 132 N. Humphrey St., Oak Park, lll. Carroll Union, Commerce Club, French Club, Intramurals, NDTA, Spanish Club, CECES. Donald G. Schmitt-BS in Social Science 5858 San Reno Dr., Sylvania, Ohio AUSA, Glee Club, Sodality. Gerald J. Schweiclcert-BS in Social Science 1742 N. Laramie Ave., Chicago, III. Carroll Union, Football: Frosh, Varsity, Scabbard 8. Blade, Track, Senior Prom Committee, Who's Who. Ronald J. Sckerk-BS in Social Science 258 Samuel St., Elyria, Ohio NFCCS, Sodality. Daniel W. Selhorst-BS in Social Science 814 Woodlawn Ave., Napoleon, Ohio Carillon. Brian P. Sexton-BS in Social Science 19731 Upper Valley Dr., Euclid, Ohio AUSA, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 8. Blade. John M. Slosar-BS in Natural Science 3525 Cheyenne Blvd., Sioux City, Iowa Basketball: Frosh, Varsity, Intramurals, Scientific Academy. Vincent J. Sorrentino-BS in Social Science 169 Youngs Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. Carroll Union, Dorm Council, Intramurals, Italian Club, CECES, University Club. C187 Senior Directory William F. Spicuzza-BS in Natural Science 2459 Warrensville Rd., University Hgts., Ohio American Chemical Society, Scientific Academy. Daniel T. Stack-BS in Social Science Willow Lane RD No, 1, Vermilion, Ohio Alpha Psi Omega, Carillon, Glee Club, Little Theater Society. Mark L. Stewart-BS in Social Science 512 Rainford Rd., Kingston, Jamaica W. I. Current Events Club. William T. Storey-BS in Natural Science 254 Fairgreen Ave., Youngstown, Ohio Carroll Union, IRE. Timothy L. Strader-BS in Social Science 1396 N. W. Norwood St., Warren, Ohio AUSA, Carroll Union, Glee Club, President, Intramurals, Italian Club, Liturgical Choir, NDTA, NFCCS, University Club, Who's Who. Robert L. Tate-BS in Natural Science 215 Vernon Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. Carroll News, IRE. Joseph D. Tegano-BS in Natural Science 644 Broadway Blvd., Steubenville, Ohio Intramurals, Italian Club, Scientific Academy. Robert M. Thomas-BS in Natural Science 1164 Yellowstone Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Carillon, Scientific Academy, Spanish Club. Michael N. Tibaldi-BS in Social Science 1064 Piermony Rd., South Euclid, Ohio AUSA, Italian Club, NDTA. Alex M. Toth-AB 10718 Grandview Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Commerce Club, OSEA, Spanish Club, President. Ignatius B. Trombetta-BS in Social Science 4113 Princeton Blvd., South Euclid, Ohio Carillon, Intramurals, Italian Club. Charles R. Tuhacek-BS in Social Science 6201 Lansing Ave., Cleveland, Ohio OSEA, Spanish Club. Richard J. Turk-BS in Social Science 1960 Beverly Hills Dr., Euclid, Ohio AUSA, Scabbard 8- Blade. Thomas P. Tyler-BS in Natural Science 905 University Ave., Muncie, Indiana Philosophy Club, IRE. Stanley L. Ulchaker-BS in Social Science 16702 Glendale Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Psi Omega, Carillon, Carroll News, Intramurals, Pi Delta Epsilon, Spanish Club. Robert P. Ulman-BS in Natural Science 2083 Chesterland Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Sodality, IRE. Daniel J. VanBellegl-tem-AB 15813 Parklawn St., Cleveland, Ohio Carroll Union, Classical Club, President, Little Theater Society, NFCCS, Southwell Literary Society, Spanish Club, CECES, Social Service Commission. Piet H. Van0gtrop-BS in Social Science Lago Colony, Aruba, N.W.I. Dorm Council, Football, Manager, Golf, Intramurals, Spanish Club, University Club, CECES. James R. Vogel-BS in Social Science 389 Fairwood Ave., Columbus, Ohio Glee Club, Intramurals, Liturgical Choir. Patrick C. Wagner-BS in Social Science 5440 S. May St., Chicago, III. AUSA, President, Intramurals. William J. Wagner-BS in Natural Science 4691 Haverhill St., Detroit, Michigan Carroll News, Carroll Union, NSA, Pi Delta Epsilon, IRE. Thomas J. Wasserbaur-BS in Natural Science 1668 Chesterland Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Carroll News, IRE, Pi Delta Epsilon. Charles J. Wehinger-BS in Social Science 336 Hammond Ave., Mansfield, Ohio Commerce Club, CECES, Intramurals, NDTA, Tennis. David I. Wenzler-AB 2330 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Glee Club, Intramurals. Otto F. Wenzler-BS in Social Science 2330 Scottwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio Carroll News, Debate Club, French Club, Scabbard 8: Blade, Southwell Literary Society. Francis J. Yart-1-AB 7214 Hecker Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Carroll News, Carroll Quarterly, Classical Club, Sodality. Stephen R. Zenk-BS in Social Science 1008 Highland Blvd., Battle Creek, Michigan AUSA, CCD, Intramurals, NDTA, NFCCS, Sodality. David A. Zeitheim-BS in Social Science 808 Decatur St., Sandusky, Ohio Intramurals, Spanish Club. Robert J. Zielinski-BS in Natural Science 27 McDonough St., Dunkirk, N. Y. Polish-American Club, IRE, CECES. School of Business Robert W. Banci-BS in Economics 1414 W. 95th St., Chicago, Illinois Carroll News, Carroll Union, Intramurals, Sophomore Class President, Iota Chi Upsilon, Italian Club, Little Theater Society, NDTA, Pershing Rifles. Thomas A. Bausch-BS in Economics 61 South Main St., Batavia, N. Y. Alpha Kappa Psi, CCO, President, Intramurals, NFCCS, Sodality. Fred E. Beegle-BS in Bus. Admin. 2597 Hampshire Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio Scabbard B. Blade. Michael A. Bernatovicz-BS in Bus. Admin. 7719 Snow Road Parma, Ohio Italian Club. Richard J. Brey-BS in Bus. Admin. 5715 Merkle Ave., Parma, Ohio Italian Club. Robert J. Brill-BS in Bus. Admin. 11200 Parkhurst Dr., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, NDTA. Robert J. Budka-BS in Bus, Admin. 2414 Natchez Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Psi Omega. Stephen J. Chechak-BS in Bus. Admin. 6881 4th Section Rd., Brockport, N. Y. Commerce Club, Spanish Club Daniel P. Cronin-BS in Bus. Admin. 2083 S. Genesee Rd., Flint, Mich. Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club, NDTA, Scabbard 8. Blade. 1 X J,d, s s g . , Senior Directory ' - ' it 'P 1 ' Anthony G. Culotta-BS in Bus. Admin. 1440 Evanston, Lyndhurst, Ohio Intramurals, Italian Club. Anthony J. Drabik-BS in Bus. Admin, 17626 Scottsdale Blvd., Shaker Heights, Ohio AUSA. Peter J. Gaizutis-BS in Bus. Admin. 465 Eddy Rd., Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club, Football: Varsity, Intramurals. James G. Gowan-BS in Bus. Admin. 3506 Fairmount, Cleveland, Ohio Scabbard 8. Blade. Jerome J. Hodar-BS in Bus. Admin. 5708 Vandalia Ave., Cleveland, Ohio NDTA, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club. Leroy G. Johnson-BS in Bus. Admin. 20082 Olympia, Detroit, Mich. NDTA. William P. Jilek-BS in Bus. Admin. 30600 Summit Lane, Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Rifle Team. Charles A. Kaczmarek-BS in Bus. Admin. 2411 Wallace St., Erie, Pa. Commerce Club, Intramurals. James C. Kaspar-BS in Bus. Admin. 17136 Greenwood Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Intramurals, Sodality. Lee E. Katzenberg-BS in Bus. Admin. 3867 Salisbury Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Commerce Club, Current Events Club, Intra- murals, Spanish Club. Melbourne D. Kaufman-BS in Bus. Admin. 3686 Glencairn Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, AUSA, NDTA, Rifle Club, Spanish Club. Gilbert P. Kenehan-BS in Bus. Admin. 3301 Rocky River Dr., Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club, NDTA, Spanish Club. Anthony J. Klemer-BS in Bus. Admin. 3447 W. 117 St., Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Band, President, French Club. Kees J. Koremon-BS in Bus. Adm. 5194 Blackroad, Brecksville, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club. Raymond J, Kosak-BS in Bus. Adm. 12923 Grannis Ave., Garfield Heights, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club, Spanish Club. Donald J. Kucera-BS in Bus. Admin. 4116 Arthur Ave., Brookfield, III. Commerce Club, Glee Club, Intramurals, Iota Chi Upsilon, NDTA, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard 8. Blade, Spanish Club, Who's Who. Matthew P. Mahon-BS in Bus. Admin. 620 Wildwood Rd., Allenhurst, N. J. AUSA, Commerce Club, French Club, Intra- murals, NDTA. Joseph J. Mateika-BS in Bus. Admin. 3318 Fulton Rd., Cleveland, Ohio AUSA, Commerce Club, French Club, Football: Freshmen, Varsity, Intramurals. William J. Mateika-BS in Bus. Admin. 4237 Bayard Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, Commerce Club, Football: Freshmen 8. Varsity, Intramurals. Richard R. Mog-BS in Bus. Admin. 5996 Edgehill Dr., Parma Heights, Ohio Italian Club. Thomas J. O'MaIley-BS in Bus. Admin. 612 E. 124 St., Cleveland, Ohio Football: Freshman, Varsity. Daniel J. Pallat-BS in Bus. Admin. 3967 Northampton Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio American Accounting Association, AUSA, CCD, Golf, Intramurals, NDTA, Rifle Club, Spanish Club Paul M. Pellegrino-BS in Bus. Admin. 5814 W. Erie St., Chicago, III. Commerce Club, Football: Freshman, IRE, Intramurals, Italian Club. Jahn J. Poplar-BS in Bus. Admin. 3019 Oakdale Ave., Lorain, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi, AUSA, Commerce Club, Intramurals, NDTA, Scabbard B. Blade, Tennis. Jerald J. Rachfal-BS in Bus. Admin. 1459 Ferry Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Alpha Kappa Psi, President, Alpha Sigma Nu, Carroll News, Carroll Union, Commerce Club, French Club, Intramurals, NDTA, NFCCS, Polish- American Club Scabbard 81 Blade, Who's Who. James T. Reilly-BS in Bus. Admin. 10213 S. Aberdeen St., Chicago, Ill. Alpha Kappa Psi, AUSA, NDTA. Charles E. Schilling-BS in Bus. Admin. 111 N. 12th St., Newark, Ohio Commerce Club, NDTA, NFCCS. Stephen W. Schuda, Jr.-BS in Bus. Admin. 7355 Whipple St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Current Events Club, CECES. James W. Shannon-BS in Bus. Admin. 9106 Laramie Ave., Skokie, III. AUSA, Carroll Union, President, Commerce Club, Iota Chi Upsilon, NSA, Pershing Rifles, Spanish Club, Junior Class, President, Senior Prom Committee, Who's Who. David F. Starre-BS in Bus. Admin. 4914 Wichita Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Current Events Club, Philosophy Club, Spanish Club. Jerome A. Widmer-BS in Govt. Admin. 12700 Buckeye Rd., Cleveland, Ohio French Club, Intramurals. Ronald J. Zucca-BS in Bus. Admin. 4380 Prasse Rd., South Euclid, Ohio Glee Club, Italian Club. TTTiT T'T ' as - L 4 I N.. 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Andolsen Sam B. Anson Charles D. Appleyard Francis Aquila Warren A. Arthur Ronald L. Arunno B Kailash Bagaria Dennis R. Bajko Thomas A. Baker Joseph H. Baltes Donald W. Baltz Thomas M. Banc Ray C. Barker Robert M. Barkett Jack L. Barnhart John J. Barni David L. Barnes Phillip A. Barragate Ben F. Barrett John W. Barton Michael L. Battaglia Thomas A. Bausch Stephen J. Bazzano Bernard Beam . Lawrence A. Beaudln Fred E. Beegle John J. Beemiller Raymond H. Bednarsky Joseph G. Bellian Charles E. Bellittera James L. Berger Michael A. Bernatovicz Terry J. Berring John N. Bertelkamp James A. Biaglow Edward B. Bierman VVilliam J. Bifano Raymond F. Bilinski Raymond E. Bilka Joseph S. Birch James J. Bires Leo T. Bistak Donald P. Blaeser Jerome A. Bohumolski James C. Boland Allan B. Bonk E. Franklin Boron David H. Boslett Neil J. Bossard Charles R. Bost Roger F. Bosze Paul J. Bott Warren K. Bower James E. Bowers Ronald J. Boyarsky Paul A. Boyce Joseph W. Boyd Frank J. Brady Thomas J. Brazaitis Richard J. Brey Joseph F. Bressi Neil I. Brickel Ronald F. Brickman Louis H. Bridenstinc Earl W. Brieger Anthony L. Broglio Michael J. Brooks ' ' A...--rf-fvfpfs'-arvrggragy ' ' ' nr.-. ., .Wy ......,-. -. , . .,,. , . . Student Patrons Herbert C. Brosnan Alan T. Brown James F. Bruce Thomas C. Bruening James Brunner Gene A. Brunswick Dennis P. Bryant Jeffery D. Buehner William A. Buehner William A. Buescher Christopher A. Bunsey Richard M. Burnes Wayne H. Burge Louis J. Burger Harold F. Burgess Gerald M. Burns Richard J. Burns John M. Busch Joseph P. Busher Robert J. Butler Jesse B. Butts C David J. Callahan James E. Calogeras Albert I. Camma Thomas M. Campana Vincent C. Campanella Joseph P. Campbell Anthony D. Campomizzi Ronald D. Caravona Robert S. Carles Frank W. Carlos Joseph A. Carmola James V. Carnago William H. Carr Stephen D. Carroll John G. Casad Anthony E. Catania Robert M. Catino Carmen J. Cesa James M. Chambers Stephen J. Chechak James H. Cherry James M. Chevalier Thomas Chlapecka Gerald A. Chodyna Steve T. Christian Kenneth J. Ciano Jan A. Cichowicz Aruydas A. Cieminis Robert T. Ciesicki Carl A. Cira Frank A. Cirino Terrance M. Clar Thomas J. Clark Edward T. Clarke Thomas W. Clarke John P. Coleman Jerome M. Colletti Thomas E. Collins Philip R. Collins Joseph J. Collura Ignatius A. Comella William M. Comeiy Dennis M. Conheady Dave L. Conley William M. Connelly John P. Conomy Dudley P. Cooley George M. Conroy Carl Coppola John J. Corrigan Frederick L. Cossick Andrew J. Costanzo Anthony R. Costarella Thomas M. Costello John Crilly Joseph E. Crimaldi Daniel P. Cronin Paul J. Cronin Peter L. Csanad Larry K. Czajkowski D. William R. Daberko Philip M. Dagnon Bernard L. Daleske Eugene J. Dalessandro Richard A. Damsel John A. D'Angelo Kenneth B. Davis Michael T. Davis James F. DeClerck Jack M. Degenhard Leo A. Deininger Joseph J. Dembinski Basil S. Demine Francis W. Dempsey Joseph D. Derdul Richard A. Deters James A. Devine Irvin F. Diamond Nick DiBartolomeo William H. Dick David A. Dickerson Richard Digiacomo Gerald A. Dissauer Fred Dix John F. Dix George J. Dlouhy Robert J. Dodd Patrick J. Dodson Hans C. Dollhausen John P. Dolwick Dennis J. Domark John A. Domonkos Daniel F. Donahue Daniel I. Donahue John B. Donovan Leiah Doptis Filipe Z. Doran Jeffrey S. Dorris William J. Doucette John P. Doyle Leo G. Doyle Anthony J. Drabik John E. Duffy Richard J. Dunn Robert S. Dunne Joseph E. Duray Daniel J. Durkin John A. Durkin John C. Durkin Francis M. Dutkovich John M. Dwyer Paul V. Dwyon E James R. Eagan Thomas P. Edwards William P. Egan John M. Ehrlinger James C. Eichhorn Thomas L. Eizember Franklin T. Elliot John T. English Robert M. Ennis William C. Erickson John F. Estnik Robert H. Evans F Michael H, Farrar Edwin F. Faulhaber Dennis G. Fedor Michael R. Fegen Edward F. Fehrenbach John T. Feighan 61' Roydon J. Fernandez Frank M. Ferrando Frank X. Ferrara Meluin J. Ferry Nicholas J. Fillo Jerome M. Finefrock Andrew K. Fink Robert E. Finnessy Gregory E. Fisher James W. Fitzgerald Robert M. Fitzharris John E. Fitzpatrick Robert J. Fitzmaurice Patrick J. Flaherty Matthew G. Flanigan A. Paul Flask David H. Fleischhauer Raymond T. Fleming Max X. Florintien John M. Flynn Kenneth E. Foisy Thomas J. Forristal Michael L. Forman Frank J. Forster James J. Forrestal James A. Fortcamp Arthur F. Foth Eugene C. Fowler Richard J. Fox Lawrence B. Fox Howard P. Frain Joseph Francis Louis C. Frank Hugh C. Franklin Thomas A. Frate Edwin L. Frederick Steven L. French Patrick J. Friel Richard J. Fromholtz Charles R. Fronzek Charles E. Fye G John B. Gabor Donald F. Gagliardo Peter J. Gaizutis Carl L. Ganley Daniel C. Gapen James W. Gauntner Timothy J. Gauntner William B. Gauntner Edward A. Gaydosh Robert J. Gelarden Paul V. Genco Carlos A. Genie Christopher Gentile Thomas Geoghegan Edward George Fred J. George Thomas A. Gianfagna Robert E. Gibbons Jim A. Gibel Terrence Gibney Paul R. Gilleran John F. Gilmore Jerry B. Gilreath Robert J. Girsch Robert M. Gladis David L. Glauner Frank J. Globokar Joseph B. Glunz Daniel R. Goebl Terrance J. Goetz Robert E. Goff Tom E. Gorman John R. Gorny John M. Gothard James A. Gould James G. Gowan Michael T. Grace John J. Grahek ,4--m--u........,.u--v,.. k 900 1-ii. John T. Greene Ronald J . Griffin David L. Griffith Albert W. Groesbeck Gerald N. Groh Paul E. Gura Joseph G. Guta John A. Guzik Lawrence F. Guzowski William L. Gwyer H David F. Hack Terry V. Hackett J. Ross Haffey James P. Hagan Jerold A. Hamza Albert H. Hancox Donald J. Hannan John E. Hannon Robert J. Hardt Frank B. Harff Henry A. Harff William R. Harmon Ronald C. Hartzer Dennis F. Hauck Michael J. Hayes John C. Hays James F. Hearns Edmond J. Heffernan Richard W. Hehman David J. Heil Michael E. Heitchue Paul A. Hellstern Peter J. Henery John J. Herda Patrick M. Herrity Richard L. Herschede Henery J. Heying John M. Higgins Richard T. Hill Charles A. Hillig Jerome J. Hodar Richard J. Hoegler Peter R. Hoffman Robert J. Hogan Michael P. Holt Joseph J. Hema James R. Horn LeRoy L. Horvath John G. Hrinda Dennis M. Hudson Earl Hudson Donald E. Huettner John G. Hura John P. Hussey I Peter J. Inglin J Richard H. Jacobs Thomas J. Jacobs Ronald R. J agels Ron P. J agols Peter M. J akubowski Charles J. J anki Kenneth J. Jarrett Wayne P. J asinski Franklin D. J asko William J. Jedacek Harold B. Jenks Thomas C. Jennings William P. J ilek Gerald G. Johnson James M. Johnson Leroy G. Johnson Warren D. Johnson 091 Student Patrons Daniel Jones Melvin P. Jones Bedie N. Joseph Leonard P. Judy K Donald W. Kaczor Allan L. Kallach Joseph L. Kalousek George W. Kammer Gerald E. Kananen John B. Kane Paul Kantz Stephen R. Kapelka Joseph L. Karam Francis M. Karlik J. Donald Karmazin James J. Karnes Stephen J. Kasa Thomas J. Kasper Edward J . Kazlauskas David M. Keefe Edward M. Keef-e Robert E. Keefe Daniel J. Keenan Thomas A. Keever Steven P. Keider James W. Keim Dale B. Kellon Robert E. Kelley Paul J . 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INSURANCE BROKERS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE O 1326 TERMINAL TOWER Cleveland 13, Ohio CH 1-6890 13628 S Clair GL 1 9115 Evans Brake Service wi? Brakes ik Clutches if Wheel Alignment Cl 1 .1 Oh .... '.-4.-.3 0 Xxx gf Zoom 4 Me Zena . . . 68 or THEM South Side Federal Savings has carefully protected savings entrusted to it . . . And during that period, it has added income every year Without interruption. Current Rate on Savings 0 Accounts Insured to S'I0,000 SOUTH SIDE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Chartered, Supervised and Examined by the United States Government. Main Ottice-3115 West 25th Street Southland Ottiee-6868 Pearl Road Westgate Ottice-Westgate Shopping Center I t0pen Saturdays! fopen Saturdays, Parma Road Downtown Bmw-250 superior Avenue' N- E. Heights Othoe-F026 Center Road Member Fed I H L B nk System o Member Federal Saving and Loan Insurance Corporation Organized in 1892 Phone M0 2-3200 Z E IJ L C 0 M N Y Cozrzpliuzerris of Wholesale MAHON'S GROCERIES -TOBACCO - CANDIES EXPRESS ALSO NEWARK NEW JERSEY Candy 8. Cigarette Vending Machines 16250 Libby Road Maple Heights, Ohio .......,, -... ,....,, .,.,......,.,..,.,,,, V X. Conguziulaiiona io Olze Cfaaa of 1960 5616? J. M. Dindia and Sons 3601 Cedar Ave. Phone EN 1-3815 Metropolitan Bldg. Akron: FR 6-2225 Since 1926 Robert M. SLIFE Thomas Funeral Home CHAS. W. THOMAS JOHN A. THOMAS 62 ASSOCL4 TES, INC. 12512 MILES AVENUE Dlumond 1-2515 Complete Line of Material Handling Equipment 2754 Woodhill Rd. Cleve.: SW 1-3500 ' ,..........-A... ...X X P fe Parking Loi '4 lL MR. and MRS. GEORGE FEDOR Complimenm DR. and MRS. l. THOMAS SABOW Cleveland, Ohio of Pittsburgh, Pu. rr's rr s ,,,. N ll V X , K N 0 Fon vouR Fon vouR PERsoNAr. BUSINESS BANKING BANKING NEEDS REQUIREMENTS Commercial Accoun Savings Account Checking Account Business Loan Safe DQPOSE' Box l And other commercial LOCUS and Olhef banking services financial services 0151213 NATIONAL BANK OF CLEVELAND MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIO r , 1se.1-::w'- wg ' K-.uf-' ,. - i,i Li--Wf,1,,. ,A .ire .- r . Gmqfwtulalzana am! Real' Maha lo Me Glen of 1960 ROEDIGER CONSTRUCTION INC. General Contractors 1729 SUPERIOR AVE. T0 'I-8080 Windermere Storage and Moving Gu. -T- I444I Euclid Avenue Clevelmmlohio The Norton Bros. Co. esince i588 Local and Nationwide Moving ROOFING 8. SHEET NIETAI CONTRACTORS 4158 East I3Ist Street Cleveland 5, Ohio LO I-3820 Agent Member of Allied Van Lines, Inc. Call Gene Heil 3I MU I-6360 203 X The Mooney Iron Works Co 3319 E. 80th St. Cleveland 27 Ohlo RNET HALL 1 C'ompliment.4 of Mft. am! Jim. yan M491 oue Dlamond 1-1414 Fabricators of Structural Steel From MBRACKETS TO BUILDINGS, WA 1-0589 WA 1-1113 FRANK NOVAK 85 SONS Painters and Decorators RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CHURCHES SCHOOLS st. Dominic ' Benedictine Esigy Notre Dame Stj Mary st. Rita St. William Hoban Dominican INSTITUTIONS GENERAL INDUSTRIAL HOSPITALS Bellefaire Home A St P Tea Co. General Electric Marymount E- DNBeke1' Health Center Halle Bros. Co. General Motors DePaul Infant Home ay ursery Assn' Higbee Co. General Heat Treat , Slovak Home . . , St- Luke S Welfare Federation Glidden Co. Telling s Ice Cream . , of Cleveland Western Electric Dobeckmun Co. Ben-lamm Rose Inst' 17405 Harvard Ave. WE CARRY COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Eve. Phone: CH 8-6056 0 ' fo '7!ze Glafu 1' . at ,960 Compliments John D. Byrne of Insurance Agency Eel Brooks 730 Union Commerce Bldg. MAin 1-8800 and The Stat 0 the insurance since 1934 17. f Student Activities Center il' 205 ...Ex BREWER-CHILCOTE .Xb PAPER CO. Paper Products ALLIED DECALS, INC. of NAME PLATES Kinds WATER TRANSFER SELF ADHESIVE 1231 Main St. Cleveland, Ohio DECORATIVE TRIM MA 1-0522 20700 Miles Ave. Cleveland 28, Ohio GR 5-1500 Compliment! of TANGIER-WEST RESTAURANT 8a COCKTAIL LOUNGE AKRON'S FINEST STEAK and LOBSTER HOUSE For Reservations Call: 532 W. Market Street FR 6-7171 Akron, Ohio Insurance wlm Service Soundness Facilities Experience life Department J. Dawkl Ross, Class 59 William J. Ross Agency Williamson Building Clevelanci 0lrio CHerry 1-1515 L 1 BEST WISHES T 0 THE CLASS OF 519609, THE GORMAN-LAVELLE CCDMPLIMENTS Plumbing Sr Heating Co. O F CONTRACTORS PIUMBING - VENTIIATING - HEATING A AND AIR CONDITIONING 2341 East 22nd St. MA 1-3680 Cleveland, Ohio Cmmou Tnllonmc Co. Inc. Fine Custom Tailorers of John Carroll University's Advanced Corps R.O.T.C. UNIFORMS V 1245 ICI A NE CI ldoh SUl8400 207 +'k W M '4'N' f A A. l. BURENS INSURANCE AGENCY I Complete Insurance Service 223 Hanna Bldg. Cleveland, Ohio MAin 1-4460 Established 28 Years NEED TIRES!! Five Carroll graduates ready to serve you 1 I rixsvrwg LW FISHERS FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ' 5 2025 Chester Ave. TO 1-1223 . -.-. 'Ein-1111, 10250 Shaker Blvd. i .',.. RA 1-sooo jg .,.,. 14.5 .1.1 .... szas Pearl Rd. ON T-5771 ...- -----: 5 ssszssssfffffizfw' 3997 Mayfield Rd. EV 1-4545 When you! d y h Ib k f b k b k 33721 shore cemer Dr. ' ' H I ' ' AN .I-1720 You Aga 9 cg f:h ffF h I A k f r JACK SPALLINO 4o fo C oll Discount O of ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Life - Home - Car - Business mcronv rumuruni co. Sfuden' GMP P'G S 4997 Broadway Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 7' AI C. Dickurd Office: I4726 Lake Shore Blvd., IV I-7333 Residence: 275 E. I49fh-Sf., KE I-32I2 , 'N 1 x. . ,HY Vg, I ,t 208
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