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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1967 volume:

- fb @ : 256 John Carroll NIVERSITY Editor-in-chief Nicholas J. Bush BUSINESS MANAGERS Charles p. Stanley fred Kyle Chip Maloney GEORGE E. GRAUEL In Memoriam “If life is not eternal, Neither again is sorrow; Death’s rising sun dissolves it Like midst in the morning sky.” MOST REV. EDWARD F. HOBAN GEORGE FATHER LAWRENCE JOSEPH MONVILLE, S.J. has been with John Carroll University since 1943 when he joined the staff as an instructor in physics. His drive and interest have made the department almost unique in a liberal arts college. Today one out of ten students is graduated with a physics major; contrasting with the graduating class of 1942 which had one physics major and a staff of three instructors. Father Monville’s warm personality and accomplishments have generated the respect and affection of all his students. We on the Carillon staff are proud to dedicate this book to his outstand- ing work. ease aR Si, sari —— T= PTET A a Ce oe eT TY Oe ptabaiabiee: iii ae MOST REV. CLARENCE E. ELWELL MOST REV. JOHN J. WHEALON D.D. Ph.D. S.T.L. S.S.L. D.D. Auxiliary Bishop Auxiliary Bishop MOST REV. CLARENCE G. ISSENMANN S.T.D. Bishop of Cleveland 11 i it ; ef = a Bs cuill eet ee 12 AOMINIStTRATION ano faculty 5 em Sie eaten 2 eteiiea Sacer eae et 13 14 Se Robert F. Black, Fr. Dunn, James Bo- hannon A grateful community shows its appreciation. John Sherwin, Fr. Dunn, Hugh O'Neill | 40) CO Ten years ago a young, vibrant Jesuit was ordered to Cleveland by his superiors to assume the presidency of John Carroll Uni- versity. Since then the school and the man have become sy- nonymous. Four major buildings—a gymnasium, a_ student activities center, Murphy Hall dormitory, and the Grasselli Library —have been completed during his administration. Still, our president is not content to rest on past accomplishments. The start of the new science building has opened a new phase of development. We may only hope that Fr. Dunn’s “second” Decade of Progress is as successful as the first. 15 JOSEPH O. SCHELL, S.J. A.M., S.T.L., Dean of the College of Arts Sciences ARTHUR J. NOETZEL M.B.A., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Business 16 RICHARD J. SPATH Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School Coordinator of Research DONALD P. GAVIN A.M. Dean of the Evening College JAMES M. LAVIN L. MORGAN LAVIN Ed.M. B.S.S. Dean of Student Affairs Dean of Men ee - Se | JOSEPH T. MATAVA Ed.M. Dean of Admissions ERNEST J. SEEBALDT, S.J. A.B. Treasurer 18 THOMAS P. CONRY, S.J. A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Academic Vice President WILLIAM D. FISSINGER A.B. Vice President for Development FRANCIS A. JONES B.B.A. Vice President for Business HERBERT H. KENNEDY LL.D. Vice President ¢ Assistant to the President 19 GEORGE E. GRAUEL FRANCIS A. KLEINHENZ Ph.D. A.M. Director of Institutional Director of Continuing Planning Education JAMES A. MACKIN, S.J. ROBERT P. PINGSTOCK, S.J. EUGENE T. KRAMER AIM. Bis Bo mite ao: A.B. B.Sc. Agr. Director of the Library Director of Alumni Relations Director of Physical Plant 20 - FRANK J. DEVLIN THOMAS E. TRESE, S.J. M.B.A. A.M., M.S.LR., S.T.L. Assistant Dean of School Student Chaplain of Business ameasieetoncnsinae eT , OE Seenonn The Wall Street Who? 21 RICHARD A. SCHUCHERT, S.J. DONALD SELISKAR, S.J. A.M. SANFORD E. MARKEY A.M., S.T.L. Assistant Dean of the M.S. Chaplain of Student Evening College Director of Public Relations Residence Halls LEAH YABROFF WALTER S. NOSAL Dobrev inelns: Ed.D. Librarian Director of the Counseling Center © saee Cescrsnmmmnsimesrntonnaecscensesegneon dl The new science building which is to be opened in the fall of 1967. HERBERT C. EISELE RICHARD W. PRODOEHL A.M. M.B.A. Director of Athletics Purchasing Agent 23 JOSEPH BRESSI A.B. Assistant to the Dean of Men JOHN F. FITZSIMMONS A.B. Director of Placement WILLIAM D. RICHARDS, JR. M.B.A. General Accounting Supervisor GEORGE D. BALLENTINE BS: Financial Aid Officer 24 JOHN REALI A.B. Superintendent of Buildings DOUGLAS BOOKWALTER A.B. University Editor . NORMAN PERRY B.S., M.S.W. Director of Funds Continuing the decade of progress — the new Science Building EDWARD J. WALTER Ph.D. Director of Seismological Observatory 25 9 AN Rn RB 4 26 ' THOMAS S. ACKER, S.J. MANFRED ADLER WILLIAM G. AKERS JOHN G. ALLEN | “A.B. Ph.L. Ph.D. B.S. M.Ed. Ph.D. A.B. B.S. in Ed. A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Instructor in French Associate Professor of | Biology Education Biology RAYMOND W. ALLEN S.J. LUCIEN A. AUBE PAUL H. BESANCENEY THOMAS C. BIECKER S.J. A.B. S.T.L. M.S. Ph.D. A.B. A.M. S.J. A.B. A.M. M.S. Professor and Chairman of Assistant Professor of A.M. S.T.L. Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Mathematics French Assistant Professor and Chairman of Sociology = . i 1] FRANCIS A. BITTENZ S.J. A.B. A.M. Associate Professor of Theology JOSEPH T. BOMBELLES A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Economics ROBERT A. BRUENING A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Speech JOSEPH A. BUCKLEY A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy BERNARD R. CAMPBELL A.B. A.M. Associate Professor of English EDWARD F. CAROME B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Physics JOHN R. CARPENTER A.B. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Sociology ROBERT B. CARVER A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Sociology | 28 | CHARLES A. CASTELLANO S,J. LITT.B. A.M. S.T.L. Professor of Classical Languages RICHARD W. CLANCEY A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English VICTORIA CICEK A.B. A.M. Instructor of French A. JEROME CLIFFORD S.J. Ph.L. M.B.A. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Finance JOHN J. CONNELLY B.S. A.M. D.S.S. Associate Professor of Sociology ROBERT CORRIGAN A.B. M.Ed. Ph.D. Professor of Spanish and Chairman, Department of Modern Languages 29 JOSEPH T. COTTER A.B. A.M. Associate Professor of English JEAN CUMMINGS A.B. M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Biology ANDRES C. DIAZ B.S. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Spanish NICHOLAS S. DICAPRIO A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology EDWARD P. ECHLIN S.J. tll, Awl, Sei lbe Instructor in Theology THOMAS D. EWING S.J. A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of Theology RENE L. FABIEN A.B. Ph.D. Professor of German AUSTIN J. FREELEY A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of Speech Director of Forensics RICHARD J. GAUL B.S. Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry JOHN D. GERKEN S.J. A.B. A.M. Ph.L. S.T.L. S.T.D. Assistant Professor and Chairman of Theology CHARLES M. GESCHKE A.B. M.S. Instructor in Mathematics EDWIN F. GILCHRIST B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Biology 30 ULF H. GOEBEL B.S.F.S. M.S.F.S. Assistant Professor of Political Science FRANK A. GUTOWSKI S.J. A.B. S.T.L. Ph.D. Professor and Chairman of Physics GEORGE H. HAMPSCH B.S.C. A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy FRANK J. HEINTZ JR. A.B, A.M. Ph.D. JOSEPH J. HENNINGER S.J. LITT.B. A.M. Professor of Sociology CECIL N. HINMAN A.B. M.B.A. C.P.A. Associate Professor of Accounting MARVIN HOFFMAN A.B. M.B.A. Ph.D. Associate Professor and Chairman of Marketing NICHOLAS A. HORVATH (REV) S.T:Le Ph. DA GrAy MES ingles. Professor of Philosophy MARY K. HOWARD A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History FRANCIS T. HUCK A.B. M.Ed. A.M. Ed.D. Professor of Education DOMINIC J. HUNT B.S. A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry JOSEPH L. HUNTER B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Physics RICHARD A. ILIANO A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education NINO R. IORILLO B.S.S. A.M. Instructor in Modern Languages 32 33 FRANK L. JENKINS B.S. M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics TERENCE T. KANE SJ. A.B. A.M. J.C.D. Professor of Theology HOWARD J. KERNER S.J. A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of History JOHN D. KESHOCK B.S.S. A.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education WILLIAM F. KING S.J. A.B. A.M. Ph.L. S.T.L. Assistant Professor of Theology; Headmaster of the Student Residence Halls DOLORES T. KLAVON A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology VINCENT S. KLEIN A.B. A.M. Professor and Chairman of Speech GEORGE A. KMIECK S.J. A.B. A.M. Ph.D. S.T.L. Professor of Philosophy ROBERT J. KOLESAR A.B. M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics STANLEY E. KOO A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Economics Statistics ELIZABETH KUHAR A.B. A.M. Instructor in English BETTY R. LaFONTAINE A.B. A.M. Instructor in German OSCAR J. LaPLANTE S.J. A.B, A.M. Professor of Philosophy ANTONIO LEAL A.B. LL.D. Assistant Professor of Spanish 34 35 RAYMOND A. LeGRAND A.B. A.M. Ed.D. Assistant Professor of Education PAULINE E. LUHDE A.B. A.M. Instructor in French DOUGALD B. MacEACHEN A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of English MARY M. MACKIN A.B. A.M. Instructor in English JAMES E. MAGNER JR. A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English LEONE J. MARINELLO A.B. A.M. Associate Professor of Speech; Director of Dramatics FRANCIS J. McGURR B.S. in B.A. M.B.A. C.P.A. Associate Professor and Chairman, Accounting JOHN L. MELTON A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English JOHN F. MICHAEL A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of Marketing and Business Psychology FREDRICK N. MILLER S.J. A.B. S.T.L. Professor of Chemistry JOSEPH B. MILLER B.S.S. A.M. Instructor in Speech WILLIAM J. MILLOR S.J. (NAR, FX IML, IANID, Sid be Professor of Classical Languages JOHN F. MITZEL S.J. A.B. A.M. S.T.L. Assistant Professor of History JAMES A. MOHLER S.J. Ail, Seite Sar Dy Assistant Professor of Theology 36 LAWRENCE J. MONVILLE S.J. A.B. M.S. S.T.L. Ph.D. Professor of Physics ROBERT S. MORE Ph Balle Bale Professor of Business Administration JOHN A. MORFORD B.Ed. M.Ed. Ed.D. Assistant Professor and Chairman, Education Coordinator of Master of Arts in Teaching Program WILLIAM R. MOTISKA B:Sa LE. Bac. PAs Associate Professor of Accounting 37 HARRY C. NASH B.S. M.S, Ph.D. Professor of Physics ROBERT J. NOOK B.S. M.S. Associate Professor of Chemistry JAMES F. O'DONNELL A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor of English SHERYL R. O'DONNELL A.B. A.M. Instructor in English WILLIAM F. O'HEARN Broasing eke Vins� Assistant Professor of Physics JOSEPH P. OWENS S.J. Litt.B. S.T.L. Ph.D. Professor of Education MICHAEL S. PAP Ph.D. Professor of History Director, Soviet Studies LOUIS G. PECEK A.B; A.M: Ph.D: Assistant Professor of English 38 MICHAEL J. PHILLIP B.S.A. M.S.A. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology DONALD M. PODUSKA A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Classical Languages RONALD L. PRATT S.T.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Philosophy KENTON E. PRICE B.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics GEORGE J. PRPIC M.A. Ph.D. Associate Professor of History JOHN K. PUGH A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Philosophy JOSEPH PUSATERI B.S. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History JOHN C. REED S.J. A.B. A.M. Instructor in Theology SANFORD REICHART A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education Coordinator of Master of Arts in Teacher Program EDWARD C. REILLEY A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor and Chairman, Business Administration CHARLES T. RINI B.B.A. M.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration HELENE SANKO A.M. Instructor in French D. CLAYTON SCHARIO S.J. itt. By ACM aos bel Instructor in English ROBERT M. SCHLICK A.B. A.M. Instructor in Speech 40 41 LEO J. SCHNEIDER B.S. M.S. Instructor in Mathematics GERALD J. SCHWEICKERT B.S.S. A.M. Instructor in Physical Education DONALD R. SELISKAR S.J. Litt.B. A.M. S.T.L. Instructor in Latin Chaplain Student Residence Halls EUGENE P. SIMON S.J. A.B. S.T.B. Instructor in Theology FRANCIS J. SMITH S.J. Litt.B. A.M. M.A., (Oxon.), S.T.L. Assistant Professor of English GERALD F. SMOLA S.J. Litt.B. S.T.L. A.M. Assistant Professor of Psychology ERNEST G. SPITTLER THOMAS G. STAMPFL Sue B.S. A.M. Ph.D. A.B. Ph.L. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Assistant Professor of Psychology Chemistry W. EDMUND THIRLKEL EDMUND B. THOMAS A.B. S.T.B. A.M. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Associate Professor and Professor of Chemistry Chairman, Philosophy 42 ROBERT T. SULLENS B.B.A. M.B.A. C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Accounting ARTHER S. TRACE A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English JOHN G. SWEENEY, JR. A.B. A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics JOSEPH TRIVISONNO, JR. B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics —————— WILLIAM J. ULRICH A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor and Chairman, History PHILLIP H. VOGEL S.J. B.S. Ph.D. Associate Professor and Chairman, Biology JOSEPH T. VELARDO A.B. M.S. Ph.D. Professor of Biology JAMES A. WALSH B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry VICTOR C. VITUG Ph.L. S.T.B. M.Ed. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education WILLIAM M. WEAVER B.S. M.S. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry 43 d@ALTE A. WELCH ROGER A. WELCHANS GLENN F. WILLIAMS S.J. A.M. Ph.D. IB HeAge MEbeAt Phi A.M, PhiDasel i. Professor of Biology Assistant Professor and Assistant Professor and Chairman of Fine Arts Chairman of Psychology PAUL A. WOELFL S.J. ROBERT R. YACKSHAW A.B. A.M. Ph.D. A.B. A.M. Ph.D. Professor and Chairman Associate Professor of of Political Science English i 64061 SAiuqg G00 PPPTPTTILi iii: MSG E-8 BERNARD ROBINETTE SGM E-9 ARCHIE GRAY SFC E-7 JOHN VAN BLARCUM SGT E-5 THOMAS FLAHERTY SFC E-7 EDGAR OUELLETTE JR. SP5 E-5 CHARLES DUNAVANT 46 CAPT. DENNIS L. ASKELSON Ph.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science MAJOR WARREN A. JONES B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science COLONEL RUE D. FISH B.S. Profe ssor and Chairman of Military Science CAPT. GARY O. CHRISTENSON B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science A.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science MAJOR DONALD H. MENSCH B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science CAPT. THOMAS E. DIEHL B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science MAJOR MARTIN A. PRINCIPE A.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science Military SCIENCE 47 CAPT. GEORGE GRIFFIN B.S. Assistant Professor of Military Science LT. JAMES O. TRAVIS A.B. Assistant Professor of Military Science The Alumn! Association Leo J. Arbeznik,’37, Francis X. Feighan, 35, John S. Meilinger, 40, President Vice-President Vice-President Louis S. Sulzer, ’40, Owen A. Kelly, 46, Francis O. Calkins, 50, Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Dennis F. Hoynes, Jr., ’56, Kenneth R. Callahan, ’50, Treasurer Assistant Treasurer 48 “I want you to meet a real alumnus,” Fr. Robert P. Pingstock, S.J. Director of Alumni Relations 49 asnihgeaninn ones serie! ey Ban ORGANIZATIONS 51 Vincent Francia Vice-President a QW NS Thomas Kelly Secretary ao 52 Thomas Murphy President Paul Becka Treasurer ez ‘ 2s g L. to R. Ist Row: T. Parrino, T. Grace, R. Carey, R. Sheridan. 2nd Row: M. O’Connor, J. Dougherty, D. Lis, L. Kennard, G. Di- Marco, N. Bush, J. Mackey, E. Shemo. L. to R. Ist Row: G. McNeeley, G. Maloney, D. Meuse, R. Davis. 2nd Row: M. Hagerty, J. O'Connor, T. Quilter, J. Robinson. 3rd Row: R. Jump, D. Smith, J. Zaruba, J. McConnell, R. Porter, D. Rocen, J. Mc- Carthy, J. Dougherty, T. Wiltman, R. Tomc, D. Richards, R. McGee, W. Gauntner, D. Burdelak. L. to R. 1st Row: J. McCarthy, M. O’Grady. 2nd Row: S. Walsh, M. Henry, G. Dunkin, K. Myers, J. Rossi, D. Whipple. 3rd Row: S. Obermeyer, E. Androo, M. Hagerty, T. Davis, P. Bernhard, G. Stiuli, T. Kelly, M. Kadzielski. 53 “Say Tim, could you pass the salt?” “Look a little closer Mike.” The Supreme Court 54 The 1966-67 Carroll Union Administration sought progress through responsibility. Under the able leadership of Tom Murphy and his fellow officers, the Union reached that goal. New areas for Student- Faculty-Administration discussion were opened and understanding pursued on each level. It was a truly fine Carroll Senate that rewrote its entire Constitu- tion, making each point agree with the purpose and goal of the body. 1966-1967 was a year of progress for the entire Carroll Union. President, Tom Murphy and his cabinet: L. to R. P. Schmidt, R. McGee, W. Griffin, T. Murphy, J. Pietraszek, F. Kyle, D. Smith, R. Bircher. 55 First Row, L. to R.: J. Disser, R. Housel, M. Gallagher, D. Koberna, W. Schumacher, D. Lis. Second Row: G. Nerren, D. Cadamagnani, T. Hyland, R. Baker, E. Ellison, R. Moore, M. Devine, G. Maloney, G. Blankschaen, M. Sullivan, P. Hanson, J. Nelms, D. McDonald, S. Kirk. In its eleventh year on the John Carroll Cam- pus, Alpha Kappa Psi continued to contribute to the University. L. to R.: W. Evans, D. Ruminski, L. Szalay, R. Kosak, T. David, E. Brigante, J. Hehnen, D. Dolney, F. Kyle. 56 Dean Noetzel and officers gather to discuss Alpha Kappa Psi business. Rudy meets “Mom”. First Row, L. to R.: O. Jack, B. Jeffreys, R. Jugenheimer, D. Rawlings, D. Ciricillo and son. Second Row: J. McNamara, R. Sheridan, T. O’Malia, J. Heery, R. Garriga, T. Carroll, D. Slosar, J. Pietraszek, L. Kennard, D. Carravona, L. Caponigri, J. Conroy. Honor for those students excelling in scholarship, loyalty, and service is the purpose of Alpha Sigma Nu. Chosen by chapter members and the President of the University, students belonging to the Jesuit Honor Society sponsor lectures, informal discussions, and classics of the motion picture industry. All of these activities are aimed at the intellectual and cultural development of the entire university. Beginning with a lecture during Orientation Week and end- ing with the Honors Convocation in May, the 1966-67 academic year saw many important contributions by Alpha Sigma Nu. With Sal Catanese as president, the chapter continued its fine programs of student involvement. | Alpha SiGma nu S. Catanese, T. White, T. Murphy, T. Grace, M. Host, J. Heery, P. Neman, R. Tomc, R. McGee, D. Shea. Missing: N. Bosh. 4 58 The officers of Circle K: A. Ziccardi, T, Davis, N. Bush, W. Griffin, J. Pietraszek, T. Dempsey. The Circle K Club, a service organiza- tion fashioned after Kiwanis Internation- al, was chartered on the Carroll campus in March, 1965. Sponsored by Cedar Center Kiwanis, the Carroll chapter is assisted by these men in rendering their service to JCU. With this joint cooperation, some fifty trees were planted on our campus during the past year. Membership is by invi- tation only, with each member sponsor- ing one new man per year. This past year Circle K continued a faculty-student basketball game and helped with Parent’s Weekend. 59 a L. to R.: B. McGinley, A. MacKenzie, R. Nosek, R. Mon- naville, M. DeLong, R. Consiglio, M. Kowalski, V. Francia, R. Keown, D. Meuse, R. McEvoy, R. Carey. Fafa el L. to R.: M. Brooks, J. Robinson, A. MacAgliano; R. Freshkorn, J. Kernan, J. MacIntyre; R. Bartz, W. Parker, M. Hagerty. 60 The men of Iota Chi Upsilon have always been synonymous with hard work, spirit, and the tra- ditions which have made Carroll great. Under the presidency of Bob Carey, they have main- tained and enhanced this reputation. Outstanding performances in the Union, in intramurals and at Homecoming earned them the respect of the en- tire campus. L. to R.: R. Nosek, Executive Vice Presi- dent; J. Kernan, Treasurer; M. Hagerty, Secretary; R. Carey, President; M. Kowal- ski, Vice President of Personnel. L. to R.: M. Magulick, K. Shellenberger, J. Chenet, R. Cummins, W. Fonou, J. Kennedy, J. Delaney, W. Bradt, G. Mercer. “Going Our Way?” lst Row: L. to R. M. Geraghty, R. Pflaum, M. Papen, R. Holzheimer. 2nd Row: L. to R. T. Wagner, G. Dishinger, W. Leahy, B. Heltzel. 3rd Row: L. to R. J. Lanmermeir, Capt. P. Hetzel. 4th Row: L. to R. J. Crystal, F. Damphi, C. Wenzler. 5th Row: L. to R. T. Jader, J. Fretter, R. Marinelli. 6th Row: L. to R. P. Zeller. 7th Row: L. to R. M. Sedlack, T. Coffin, J. Flood, D. Farrell. SAILING CLUB The Sorority of Sigma Theta Phi added beauty and grace to the John Carroll Stu- dent Senate Activities. Their activities in- cluded a tea during Orientation Week for incoming Freshmen girls and nurses, bake sales each semester in the dormitories, and Parent’s Weekend — registration and re- ception. joer SegeErgunegdeucanuageaa eres a aan rr Pre a ee deusunase ae oe mame Heer Inf Sigma theta Dn Front Row: L. to R.: C. Persin, Secretary; D. Wiecek, President; C. Herbison, Vice- President; M. Steagler, Treasurer. Back Row: L. to R.: J. Allen, C. Steagler, M. Henry, K. Myers, Y. Carano, J. Rossi. 62 This year, under the supervision of its moderator, Mr. William G. Akers, the French Club offered a well-rounded schedule of events for its members. Guest lecturers included Mrs. Raymond Ludhe, who spoke on “French Music” and Dr. Rene’ Febien, Fons a who gave to the Club his “Impressions of Contemporary France”. hy In addition to the French movie “Passion for Life”, the French a ie | Club also had its annual Christmas Party. The biggest project this year however, was the annual Mardi Gras Dance, which was sponsored by the French Club in conjunction with the Spanish Club. Ruben Dario offers under the leadership of Mr. Nion Iorillo a number of lectures and Spanish-American films each semester, the purpose being the cultivation of an interested student’s knowledge of Spanish culture. The annual Mardi Gras, sponsored jointly with the French Club’s linguists, was the usual pre-Lenten social success. The proceeds from this gala festivity provide scholarships for deserving students. 63 , ee It’s a long way from the dorms. 65 ACS L. to R. Ist Row: R. Dexter, F. Farien, P. Simon. 2nd Row: M. Soble, K. Simone, H. Brinks, L. Janchor. 3rd Row: V. O’Paskar, J. Praszer, P. Boehmer. 4th Row: T. Wozniak, D. Waskovich. 5th Row: L. Schneider, S. Lewah, E. Cerne. The Scientific Academy achieve- ments this year included lectures by Fr. Acker, Dr. Carome, Dr. Arnold; 2nd place in intramural basketball; tours to Orientwood Osteopathic Hos- pital; and the initiation of the first pledged period to the Fraternity of the Scientific Academy. 66 Included are: Justin McCarthy, George Nicola, Michael Flanagan, Regis Keddie, James Zender. Included are: Timothy Woznick, Tom O’Connor, Gale McNeely, Joan Carlin, James O’Connor, Thomas Kelly and Mr. Leone Marinello. 67 During the 1966-1967 school year the John Carroll University Band performed in several different capacities. They began the year by providing half-time entertainment at all of the home foot- “Wasn't there a song — ‘Don’t Fence Me In?’ ?” ball games as well as two of the away games; they also enlivened school spirit by playing at some of the pre-game rallies. When the football season had ended, the University Band moved into their concert schedule. For the first time, they performed three concerts, a tradition they hope to continue in the future. The Band also performed several selections for Parents’ Weekend. Besides performing as the University Band, they also perform as the John Carroll ROTC Band and during the past year they took part in the Washington’s Day Parade in downtown Cleveland as well as the annual Federal Inspection. The year was highlighted by a trip to participate in the National Cherry Blossom Festival held in Washington, D. C. In this parade the Band marched in their ROTC dress uniforms, but represented the entire University. Guiding the Band over the past year were Mr. Jack T. Hearns, Director; Jerry Uranker, President; John Berkenkotter, Vice-Presi- dent; Bill Trost, Sec’y., and Ed. Christy, Treasurer. L. to R: T. Petrecca, T, Lewkowicz, E. Christy, B. DeLorenzo, P. Klon, S. Danyi, B. Trost, T. McIntyre; L. to R.: B. Alvarez, M. Sorec, P. Frederick, F. Bongiovanni, W. Pompili, J. Hampton, J. Nugent, D. Johnson, J. Birkenkotter, R. Friedrick, R. Napper, T. Vater. L. to R.: D, Perk, Mr. Jack T. Hearns, Director, S. Mac- Donald, A. Majkozak, J. Glowe, J Uranker, F. Colacarro, P. Quigley, E. Matuszweski, D. Markley, K. Carney, B. Schultz. 68 ident -Pres 1ceé SS John Berkenkotter, V President; Jerry Uranker ? Secretary to R.: Bill Trost, Christy, Treasurer. L. E 69 L. to R.: L. Janchor, D. Zydowicz, T. Wozniak, S. Carasello, A. Barg, K. Holan, R. McGee, B. Rand. L. to R.: R. Davis, T. Cashero, T. Parino, D. Sinar, T. Street, J. Coleman. L. to R:: D. Sakman, B. Griffin, T. Perrotti, B. Adams, B. Popovic, B. Balknap, J. Donahue, L. Marchelya, The brotherhood of Alpha Epsilon Delta celebrated 1967 with a first place float at homecoming, a successful high school pre- med day, a continuing excellent lecture and movie series, and the laurels as the 1966 Organization of the Year. Richard Davis passes onto Bob Adams a true winning tradition and heritage of excellence for the pre-medical fraternity of John Carroll University, 70 Back Row: L. to R.: L. Janchor, Secretary; R. Adams, Vice- President; T. Cashew, Treasurer. Front Row: L. to R.: D. Sinar, Historian; R. Davis, President. “What’s One More President Lost—-Now And Then?” “A Medical Mardi Gras” 4 é 4 Ed lil td Pad Ce a 71 “The Doctor’s Night Off.” L. to R. R. Novacek, W. Steck, J. Souhradee, J. Palombo, R. Deike. L. to R.: G. Ballentine, J. Burns, R. Sabolik, J. O'Connor, C. Gleine. L. to R.: P. Murphy, B. Becka, D. McGann, E. Andros, P, Ontonin. L. to R.: D. Radloff, F. Kuhar, T. Gagliardo. Tom Wiltman led a fine group of men in Delta Alpha Theta to another successful year, This Fraternity of Cleveland men, year in and year out, prove their vigor by participation in Orientation Week, Homecoming, Mardi Gras, and the Spring Week-End. 72 L. to R.: S. Hura, Secretary; V. Opaskar, Treasurer; J. O’Connor, Pledgemaster; T, Wiltman, President. L. to R.: J. Robinson, J. McCarthy, T. Callahan, M. Twohig, M. McKenna. L. to R.: L. Calabrese, J. Kanuch, M. Kanda, M. Kadzielski, R. Walton. PHI ALPHA THETA Since inspection in 1959, the Eta Alpha Chapter of the National Honorary His- tory Society, Phi Alpha Theta has fostered a pro- gram of continued study and research on_ historical problems, Contemporary controversies highlighted this year’s agenda with St. Louis University’s Dr. Jose San- chiz lecture on “Anti- clericalism” typical of the Society’s endeavors. Eta Al- pha also furthered Carroll’s intellectual atmosphere through sponsorship of films during the semester. Guiding Phi Alpha Theta this year was President Donald Rocen aided by Vice-President, Robert Mc- Carron; Secretary-Treasurer George Nicola, and Historian Robert Becht under Modera- tor Dr. Pusateri. L. to R.: R. McCarron, S. McVay, J. DeMers, M. Beggiani, G. Nicola. L. to R.: J. Mancino, P. Broadbent, R. Becht, D. Rocen. 73 The John Carroll University Glee Club, Beta Tau Sigma, successfully continued its fine tradition of “Brotherhood Through Song” in dutiful service to the University by representing ) and furthering the name of John Carroll to new audiences both at home and away. This | eventful year was undoubtedly the most active in the Club’s eighty year history. Besides hosting such old friends as Barat College at Lake Forest, Illinois, the Club introduced Maryville College from St. Louis, and Our Lady of Cincinnati College to the | Carroll campus. “Tour ’67” included a television appearance in St. Louis and a concert with Maryville College, succeeded by other concerts with Saint Xavier and Mundelein Colleges, | both in Chicago. In addition to these customary formal concerts, the Glee Club provided entertainment for several Cleveland banquets and Alumni functions. Concluding the year’s activities was the cutting of a new record, thus successfully fulfilling the Glee Club’s persistent endeavor of distinguished service to John Carroll. The Glee Club at Fr. Dunn’s Honorary Civic Banquet. Pat Sheridan, Dave Smith, Tom Quilter and Frank Straub visit a place of fine music and good cheer. 74 Glee CLUB Row 1: George T. Nicola; Dennis R. Trietch; Floyd A. Crognak; John R. Graham; Philip Imperi; James Gornik; Thomas Fazio; John Haller; Mr. Jack T. Hearns; James Sullivan; Leo Schneider; Edward Kollin; Regis Keddie; Craig Jolly; Norman Marks; Thomas Clark; John W. Jurasic. Row 2: John Compisi; Robert Lombardo; Samuel Gengo; George Thorsen; Joseph Mosinski; Charles McCarthy; William Daley; Thomas Eyring; John Cook; Kevin Faubel; Richard Woods; James Jackimiec; Robert Meyer; Fred Robertshaw; Robert Murphy; Peter Nigro; Harold Heidt; Dennis Ugljesa. Row 3: Charles Vargo; Gerald Mager; Daniel Murphy; Thomas Freyvogel; Michael Baldwin; Thomas Fink; Thomas Rogers; W. Victor VanGilse; Timothy McGunnigle; Joseph Smith; Joseph Kuchta; George Jachinowski; Timothy Carney; Michael Moran; James Valentine; Mario Costanzo; Carl Chiorian. Row 4: Francis Foley; Paul Hritz; Kevin Patton; Thomas Gornik; Patrick Sullivan; John Minaudo; Edmund Smolik; Cary Dzarnecki; David J. Smith; William Konkoy; Thomas Quilter; John Donich; Edward Matuszewski; Francis Straub; James Lazor; Donald Eggett. SOCHHESSOHSSHOHHHEHHSHHSEOEEES - set Sores LAYOUT SHEET -- courtesy of ia : and ¢ ‘ mats il : ieili- e yout a : ‘our § CLEVELAr aes : | : e eo e CarRilLlon Nich Bush Editor Terry Wichmann University Life Editor Fred Kyle Business Mer. Pat Murphy Underclass Editor Bob Pietlock Photography Editor Wally Martens Faculty Editor The 1967 Carillon tries to portray Carroll in all its color. Though any attempt is inadequate, our small effort, we hope, cata- logs once again the activities and efforts of the John Carroll Student Body. The book is a product of many hours of planning, creating, se- lecting, rejecting and hoping. Its publication is really a credit to the efforts of a fine staff. To the ever-present critics we remind: - “To err is human, to forgive divine”. ad — Newly-formed this year the John Carroll University Corps of Rangers seeks to train interested cadets the art of guerrilla warfare. So far, John Carroll has not suffered one case of subversion. A truly remarkable effort. L. to R.: S.F.C. VanBlarcum, G. Feczko, F, Cenname, P. Koren, R. Damsel, M. Ber- nard. L. to R.: T. Rietch, F. Bort, E. Mi- halik, G. Wall, P. Kaine, F. Krasnicki, D. Jenkins. L. to R.: C. Yuskewich, V. Yamil- koski, J. Baddoor, F. Tarantelli, F. Schmidt, J. Toomey, J. Buckley. L. to R.: H. Zieman, T. Bowen, T. Brennen, J. March, J. Stonich, B, Jedlicka, A. Urbanek. L. to R.: P. Cassidy, Major Principe, M. Connor. L. to R.: D. Andrews, D. Curry, R. Novacek. L. to R.: R. Gyrne, J. Lyden, J. Burns. The Carroll Chapter of the National Defense Transportation Association is composed of students interested in all aspects of transportation; rail, water, air, highway, and pipeline. A motto for this campus organization may well be: “At home on Land, Sea, or in the Air”. The N.D.T.A., a Chapter of an International Association of Military Personnel and Civilians, is devoted to the study of the problems relating to transportation in the defense of the United States. 78 A.U.S.A. is one of the excellent methods that Army Advanced Corps, R.O.T.C. Ca- dets compete with similar organizations in other Services. The Association of the United States of America keeps the cadet alerted to changing conditions in the strife- ridden areas of the world, The members of A.U.S.A. pose in true mili- tary distinction. From Mike Flanagan to Dan Fallon, these advanced corps officers prove their devotion to their service by distinguished par- ticipation in extra-curricular activities. Ist Row: J. Hawk, L. Evans, D. Richards, P. Bernardo. 2nd Row: L. DeGalon, J. Doyle, F. Weiss, W. Krupitzer, W. Geoghegan, F. Tarantelli, E. Hollo. 3rd Row: D. Burde- lack, H. Wagner, A. Jurchen- ko, D. DeBevec, P. Gnazzo, M. Flanagan. Cel SO AAS The National Society of Scabbard and Blade was founded in 1A Ak 1905 and is a military honor society dedicated to produce better and more efficient officers for the armed services. Our chapter at John ¥ Carroll was established in 1953 and is designated Company H, 10th larée Regiment. This past year Scabbard and Blade sponsored two record netic tot hee Ee breaking Blood Drives, conducted R.O.T.C. talks at area high schools, sent representatives to various local dignataries’ funeral, supplied ae : Labor Details for both military and non-military functions, and held LAVITG the Seventeenth Annual Military Ball, the best formal dance on campus. 79 L. to R.: Ist Row: Frank Sopuch, James Hock, Dale Deroia, Patrick Smith, Michael Kelly, John Nemec, Thomas Genovese. L. to R.: 2nd Row: Ronald Stawicki, Frederick Stimler, John Homoki, Albert An- tonelli, Larry Matteo, Bill Rose, Ralph Belmonte. L. to R.: 3rd Row: Daniel Moderick, Kenneth Seaman, Robert Stockhausen, Joseph Michi- nock, Dennis McKenna, George Vourlojianis. Cheer up boys, it beats a duck landing on sand. It’s the Advanced Corps Officers and their Senior and Junior Sponsors. With the intention of upholding a tradition of excellence in the First Regi- ment, Company M commenced the year under the experienced leadership of Capt. David M. Burdelak. Veteran members had scarcely returned to the University before they began once again to display their usual spirit and enthusiasm in activating the Company for the coming year. Under Pledge Officer Frank Wardega, the pledge program was soon in full swing. The most comprehensive program in recent years, it included a Big Brother system for academic help to pledges, a pledge car wash, and a Halloween “trick-or-treat” for a local orphanage. Drill training, with that “little bit better” M-1 sharpness, paid off as both pledge teams took awards at the First Battalion Pledge Drill Meet. The program climaxed with the initiation of twelve new members at the Initiation Ceremony and Dance in January. 80 “Was that one of the left o r one to the right?” L. to R. 1st Row: J. Robinson, L. Kipp, Brian Siegwarth, J. Drzik, T. Rogers, S. Novak. D. Curry, M. Norris. 2nd Row: P. Wowk, R. Geiss, W. Skaryo, T. Maestranzi, M. Lukacs, T. Bednarczyk. 3rd Row: J. Wieser, D. Jurchenko, E. Hardy, P. Adams, T. Mar- tin. Father Hugh E. Dunn, S.J. Father Joseph O. Schell, S.J. 82 the John Carroll UnIveRSIty AOVISORY BOAaRd of Lay TRUSTEES BEN M. HAUSERMAN Chairman William G. Bernet U.S. Truck Lines, Inc. of Delaware Robert F. Black The White Motor Company Kenyon C. Bolton Morris A. Bradley The M. A. Hanna Company Joseph C. Coakley Squire, Sanders Dempsey Walter E. Daly Thomas F. Dolan Campbell W. Elliott Midland Ross Corporation A. Carlton Emstene, M.D. Allan W. Fritzsche Ben M. Hauserman E. F. Hauserman Co. Edwin T. Jeffery W. S. Tyler Company Frank E. Joseph Jones, Day, Cockley, and Reavis William Harvey Kyle General Development Corp. Van H. Leichliter United States Steel Corp. Peter F. Leusch Charles F. McCahill John P. Murphy Higbee Company 83 Hugh M. O'Neill Anchor Motor Freight Edgar L. Ostendorf Ostendorf-Morris Co. Frank J. Schulte, Jr. Ledogar-Horner Company Rolland F. Smith General Motors Corp. John K. Thompson Union Commerce Bank J. Harold Traverse John R. Wall Republic Steel Corp. Leo J. Arbeznik Goudreau Management Corp. Clarence W. Hannon Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. ONeill Patton Harrison Harris Dunn Sherwin Saltzman Black Hosts at the civic dinner paying tribute to Father Dunn on the anniversary of his 10th year as president of John Carroll, were from left: Hugh M. O’Neill, chairman of Anchor Motor Freight Company, Inc.; Thomas F. Patton, chairman and president of Republic Steel Corporation; H. Stuart Harrison, president of Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company; Wade N. Harris, chairman of Midland-Ross Corporation; John H. Sherwin, president of Pickands Mather Company and chair- man of the civic committee; Maurice Saltzman, president of Bobbie Brooks, Inc., and Robert F, Black, chairman, execu- tive committee, White Motor Company and chairman of the John Carroll Board of Trustees. George M. Humphrey, honorary chairman of the M. A. Hanna Company, is not shown. Ralph Besse introduces Father Dunn _ 9 a —— oS yy - . 85 A Moderator OEPaRts Dr. Richard J. Spath, dean of the Graduate School has been named president of St. Francis College in Biddeford, Maine. St. Francis is a co- educational Franciscan institution which is rapidly growing. When Dr. Spath leaves John Carroll in August, he will end a career which began in 1950 as a lecturer in philosophy. He is a native Clevelander and a graduate of St. Ignatius High School and John Carroll (A.B. 1948). He continued his studies at St. Louis University, receiving his M.A. and Ph.D. All three degrees are in the field of Latin. Dr. Spath’s accomplish- ments both in professional appointments at the University as director of the department of classical languages (1958-67), dean of the graduate school (1962-67), and coordinator of research (1963-67); in other University serv- ices as moderator of the Carroll Union (1958-62), moderator of the Carroll News (1950-55), the Carroll Quarterly (1950-55), and the Carillon (1950- 67); he has served as secretary (1956-58) and president (1958) for the Lay Faculty Association and as vice president of t he John Carroll University Alumni Association reflect the tremendous contribution he has given to the Carroll community. Dean Spath’s personal achievements in independent publications, the delivery of scholarly papers, and recognition within professional organiza- tions are numerous. It is significant that besides being a member of the American Philogical Association, and the Classical Association of the Middle West and South; he was named to the Executive Board of the Ohio Classical Conference in 1960 after having served as secretary-treasurer (1957-59) and president (1959-60). Those at Carroll who have benefited from his teaching ability and his friendship regret to see him depart, and yet are sure that this new oppor- tunity will be a fitting challenge for his talents as teacher and administrator. 86 FROM a MEAGER BEGINNING. .. 87 New, spacious Grasselli Library J. C. U. Old Library ae 88 ROWTHA throuGh Construction New J. C. U. Science Center noocod it HooduoO ao TQUDU GC li Murphy Hall 89 A Completion Towards GREATNESS 90 1966 John Carroll footBall Team of Sine, } iS Le a ite tke fo yo. ey Jes rk | cy ®7 9, 88 2 54.4 4675, er Uy ei a a : ny ve A Front Row: Den Drennen, G. Gackewski, M. Gulewicz, J. Daly, B. Evans, T. Higgins, S. Catanese, M. Olenych, B. Ryan, D. Williams, N. Novich, P. Neeman, P. Hinko. Second Row: Coach Jerry Seiten Coach John Pergi, J. Mihalek, D. Franck, F. Kocevar, D. Garriga, D. Pendergast, M. Cosgrove, R. Potechnik, T. Radek, J. Platz, J. Lindenberger, P. Giacinti, Coach G riffin, Coach 1 ‘Tony DeCarlo. Third Bow Coach Terry Sheehan, K. Callanan, T. Kirchner, Gs Keaton, M. McKearney, B. Valente, B. Fanning, B. Kocab, Heats Bushi, Renahan, B. Ward. Fourth Row: T. Seremet, Mer. P. Condon, F,. Ladonia, R. Reigert, M. Arendt, D. Brown, T. ‘Downey, E Sandrick, Mu Popen, C. Ellis, N. Nijewski, W. Fondu, J. Chenet, Gary McKillips Sports Publicity Director. Back Row: R. Masterson, B. Adams, M. Kelley, G. Marrs, C. Burgess, J. Kretine, G, Kelley, K. Platz, D. Letscher, J. Keller. SCORECARO pac Independent jcu 13 Wy] O jJcu 2 East Mich 12 jJcu- 21 Case 9 JCU 6 Capital 13 jJcu 23 Reserve 7 jJcu—_- 20 AlLeGhany 18 jcu 6 Bethany 7 94 STATISTICS JC Opp. OVAL FIRST DOWNS ..........- 91 79 NET YARDS GAINED RUSHING .. 1129 756 NET YARDS GAINED PASSING .. 517 482 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE .... 1646 1238 NET YARDS INTERCEPTIONS TURN Gaerne eos 148 101 PUNTING AVERAGE ...........: 36.6 33.2 NET YARDS PUNTS RETURNED _ 141 32 NET YARDS KICKOFFS PRUNE Dg eee elit S06 ane Datars: 303 329 RUSHING Attempts Net Yds. Aug. Per Carry Jerry Schweickert Chenet, Jim lll 484 4,4 Higgins, Tom 96 388 4.1 Radek, Tom 44 124 3.8 Renehan, Dan 75 45 0.6 ee one zi Bi th € Coach ES Renehan, Dan 90 36 .400 5 485 2tds. PASS RECEIVING Cosgrove, Mike 14 185 Catanese, Sal 11 174 Valente, Bob 4 52 Chenet, Jim a 30 TOTAL OFFENSE Renehan, Dan 165 Chenet, Jim 111 Higgins, Tom 96 ALL .a.C. Dave Pendergast Jim Platz Paul Nemann Jim Chenet Sal Catanese Ed Sandrick Tony DeCarlo Jerry Sheehan 95 96 97 | 99 _ : ) eepniaiasiis Se Cr Vieathiie Left to right: Coach John Keshock, Dave Slosar, Jack Sammon, Tom Hojnacki, Charlie Pfeiffer, George Coghill, John Burns, Manager Mullally, Steve Schutte, Pat Emrich, Bob Deneweth, Tom McAvoy, Tony Ianucci. Missing were Ed Guzik and Ed Kirchner Bill DeLong, Don Caravona, Roy Berger, Team Captain Greg 102 Caravona from the top of the key. Defensive specialist hard-fought victory over PAC Champs Bethany Caravona not from the top of the key. The “King” leads a fastbreak downcourt — two sure points. Senior Captain Greg Hojnacki shows the form which made him one of the standout players in the conference. 105 ayy, wr Dave Slosar hooks over Denny Lenk of Cleveland State University. The Streaks close in on Wheeling College. Jumping George Coghill ices the first victory over Thiel. Leading scorer in the PAC; Don Caravona drives on CSU. SOOO OO® oe °®@ e® °® 0000000 Games Don Caravona 17 Greg Hojnacki 18 Roy Berger 18 Tom Mullally 18 George Coghill 18 Bill DeLong Mg Ed Guzik Bl Charlie Pfeffer 10 Dave Slosar 16 Bob Deneweth 13 Pat Emrich 5 1967 STATISTICS EG: 1 dl 96 60 67 {4 29 2] 10 9 hi 10 Our guy jumped higher than your guy. Our second straight win over Cleveland State ERASE RES GRRE INntRAMURALS 110 l. to r. Don Hardy, Thor Ciszkewycz, Dan Obringer, Jack Striuli, Left to right: Coach John Keshock, Dave Slosar, Jack Sammon, Tom Pauc, Ted Maestranzi, Tim Hamlin, Rich Philips, Lawrence Gen- 111 tile, Tom Baltus, Greg Sick, Geza Terazhalmy, Kurt Shellenburger, Marcellia Avila, Eric Vartanian Missing: Augustus Howard, Terry Lyndon euvers his opponent from Wash- “rank Obernyer m ington Jefferson. © al S e S) no a WA PAC CHAMP, 145 POUND CLASS PAC CHAMP, 160 POUND CLASS PAC CHAMP, 167 POUND CLASS JIM SCHOEN JOHN PARSONS FRANK OBERNYER RECORD 10-1-2 RECORD 12-2 RECORD 10-2-1 StREaAkKs WIN PAC Crown The John Carroll wrestling team entered the President’s Athletic If PAC foes anticipate a year of rebuilding for the Blue Streaks Conference throne room when Tom Kirchner won his consolation next year, they will be disappointed. The varsity wrestlers will heavyweight match over Case Tech’s Tom Eagle. This champion- lose but one man. The three individual champions, Jim Schien, ship is the result of three years of hard work by Coach Tony John Parsons, and captain Frank Oberneyer along with all the DiCarlo. After suffering seasons of 2-7 and 4-7, this winter’s efforts varsity have given all of Carroll reason to be proud. have made our campus the home of another major sport champion. THIRD IN THE PAC THIRD IN THE PAC 115 POUNDS 177 POUNDS JIM ROBERTS MIKE KELLY RECORD 5-4 RECORD 9-3 SECOND IN THE PAC THIRD IN THE PAC 123 POUNDS HEAVYWEIGHT DON KORB TOM KIRCHNER RECORD 10-3 RECORD 7-7 113 C. J. Smith shows great promise in finishing fourth as a freshman. Freshman Don Korb controls his opponent in the 123 pound class. Don was high point man this season. Heavyweight Tom Kirshner attempts to flip his opponent over on his back. Sophomore Dan Minnis finished second in the PAC. His season record was 10-4 in the 191 pound class. Captain Stan Obernyer finished third in the PAC. This season was his third year as a letterman. Freshman Mike Kelly overpowers his opponent in the 177 pound class. Eight out of Mike’s nine wins were pin: Tony DeCarlo, coach of the wrestling team LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW: J. Roberts, D. Korb, C. J. Parland, T. King, B. Spring, J. Goch, R. Wineman, J. Hartings, M. Smith, R. Hobday, J. Schoen, S. Obernyer (Capt.), J. Lindenberger, Kelly, D. Minnis. THIRD ROW: N. Hartney (Mgr.), T. Kirchner, J. Parsons, F. Obernyer. SECOND ROW: T. Montgomery, J. Mc- J. Kirchner, T, DeCarlo (Coach). é = f hy s ‘ wy = i w ry a ty) | = 1 _ ] Bg 4 | _ a 24 | } . J C vr AWOm J = _ oy S 2 WV J ; oF % | | B t : | | | | | | : 118 JohHN CaRROLL REVISITEO OC Cae “ar Ss 120 ane SEES SAE a an ALOACEAE SENSE pars nr 121 ae ses es __terrecee Sree ere eT YZ Halftime Ceremonies: Al McKenzie, announcing; Larry Robinson, the Diamond Man, Carol Lawrence, star of stage, screen, and ——- cinema; Leo Arbeznick, Preident of the Alumni Association; Fr. Pingstock, Director of Alumni Association; Peggy Castrangano, Homecoming Queen; Fr. Dunn, President of the University; Larry Marchelya, Peggy’s escort. j : j a ao | 130 Peggy Castrangano, escorted by Larry Marchelya accepts the trophy for the best float on behalf of Alpha Epsilon Delta. An appropriate setting for the Homecoming Dance, “A Night at Casey’s Warehouse,” sponsored by Iota Chi Upsilon. On the floats representing the organizations were: Janice Szalkowski, Glee Club; Mrs. Robert Jacobs, University Club; Linda Stitzlein, Cardinal Newman Sodality; Bar- bara Kay, Band; Mrs. Dominic Ciricillo, Alpha Kappa Psi; Barbara Balchak, Delta Alpha Theta; Donna Wiecek, the Junior Class; Debbie Wiese, the Freshman Class; and Peggy Castrangano, Alpha Epsilon Delta, the eventual queen of the 1966 Homecoming. Fr. Dunn and Coach Jerry Schweichert present the Most Valuable Player award to linebacker Billy Ryan. ad a = = a t 4 i ee : 3 oe Ns . aeanennaealy . e a aa one” 2 D ‘a su qeeyenae The Pershing Rifles outdid themselves in decorating the gym in the setting of “In Days of Old.” Jean Kuch- arson, a sophomore at Notre Dame College, was crowned by Fr. Schell at the 17th annual Military Ball. Miss Kucharson, escorted by Cadet Second Lieutenant Dennis McGraw, was made an honorary Colonel of the John Carroll brigade by Colonel Rue D. Fish, Pro- fessor of Military Science at the University. Attending the “Colonel” were Maureen Duffy, Pa- tricia Rak, Judy Stadnick, and Darlene Juledzieski. eee g ee Bweyaheal UALKING, OQANCING VATTICITG, 133 So See as Liiti i MOVES kVA GAAS OP ee BLOod ORIvE - 700 Pints 34 Colonel Rue D. Fish, PMS at JCU, and Ist Lt. David Owens USA, with 106mm recoiless rifle team during Field Training Exercise. One of the few to ever walk out of the gas chamber at IGMR, Pa. Laughing, yet. Taking sight on 81mm mortar is Cadet Paul Dillon. Major W. A. Jones, Asst. PMS at John Carroll, poses at bayonet range with Cadets John Ennis and Steve Norton. x “ q AY CN “ AW ‘ ‘ The University SERIES ad Portrait Of The BRoNtES By MaRGARET WEBSTER an EveninG’s FROst The Strolling Players Present ThREE BOARDS AND A Passion aie SESE Entire WorLd as SEEN ThrouGh The Eyes Of Cole PorRTteER, REVISITES 138 Rhos Male Chorus the White Oevil Sammy Molcho the Silent Stace StRAtfFoRS Can. Players PREesent an Evening With Aa Well-Known Bard SA ay Becker. sby, and R ’; “DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ENTIRE WORLD AS SEEN THROUGH sal for Ben Bagley in rehear ot Zz — S ° ¢ =) o M o a fa] w of io) vo u ° a O _ far] 63) 1s} S a2 Y ea] io] -= ia = fom © aw ica] = e) O fy © WN = ica} ica) an = S De. Boop IX O ox pazal oe) = ce . N a0) = © O o) me N OY = ie = eleesanee’ Bs Saat _stewressaie a NG pain 147 Lm X soe ' sciee gilts tS oe j sce Oy, ys STAR 4 wet £46 ee ee ee De eb St act ante ae ae ae Se a a THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Michael Connor, Daniel Liss, Lawrence Kennard, and Jerry DeMarco. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Edward Shema, Jerry Mackey, and Obernyer, (Missing: Edward Andros). eae, ime Peter Bei Thomas Ahern ) ight (left to r 7) ec ie] S) = ca By ) WN DN = O Z = = Sp) i es ca i oe b Thomas Kelly, and Jerry Laures. LO pate my “3 : i : ' ; 7 aes Zs Be Mey ey is thie RR op: Meg oe ep die % LES pias poli 3 LEV Dg a, WhO ELIE D = gle Wye y yy ae heas ie, a WD VRB: Gite i ie, Milos ie hae ges ayy ee 2 % a a : | oe 3 SAE es RO Ee Included are: D. Ambrose, J. Puskac, T. Radek, W. Clark, J. Austin, J. Valentine, D. Aggers, F. Kocevar, J. Brehl, K. Spangler, D. Gehilein, M. Parnell. Included are: M. Kuhar, T. McAvoy, R. Mathews, P. Pipik, J. Sammon, D. Safko, M. Ryan, L. Steck, S. Varga, J. Wolfe; H. Heidt, M. DiGanto, D. Donahue, M. Grady, D. Johnson, R. Barron, C. Gayko, L. Billik, R. Fraught; E. Hall, M. Miller, I. Maertens, R. Macek, O. Kelly, M. Katoi, M. Kauche; K. Platz, W. Scully, M. Ryan, G. Russ, M. Mullen, J. O'Neil, E. Molnar, R. Reigert, P. Perk; S. Scriven, S. O'Neill, J. Novak, P. Murphy, P. Nolan, M. Poplar, C. Warren, P. Weiss, T. Swope, R. Starr, C. Smith. Included are: R. Vura, G. Siek, D. Shiva, R. White, J. Laures, L. Willey, J. Laures, L. Wright; D. DePalmer, J. Bryant, F. Cook, L. Balough, R. Biase, C. Cole, S. Schutte, J. Piltner; R. Boyce, J. Compisi, A. Davis, G. Stricali, A. Byrne, C. Breavery, M. Ischay, G. Grooms, T. Fox; M. Cochat, J. Blasius, G. Golea, J. Krouse, G. Mackim, J. Piance, J. O'Neill; R. Malloney, T. Kelley, R. Schumann, S. Stack, D. Glynn, M. Barton, J. Crook, C. Burgess; M. lIafigliola, G. Hodgson, D. Heine, T. Hanlin. Included are: E. Croga, D. Eggett, Dickel, M. Evans, R. Farkas; D. Lloyd, T, Jeni, V. Isabella, G. Jacobs; C. Ivec, P. Sukys, R. Hurdle; T. Gasper, R. Maie- nelli, R. Hannan, R. Spangler, R. Kaschack, M. Connor, M. Beck. Included are: E. Latos, G. Jodzio, M. Geavy, D. Laffay, T. Moore, G. Pochapsky, W. Orton, C. Speck; J. Duncan, T. Gale, J. Eles, R. Deike, R. Haas, J. Cabay, M. Geraghty, J. Begalla, S. Gullo; J. Clancy, J. Regan, P. Schulte, C. Young, P. Herout, K. Coleman, J. Eble; H. Larber, R. Masterson, D. Komer, M. Kessling, E. Lalor, T. Messina, W. McCarthy, N. LoBue; J. Randazzo, A. Savino, J. Nelins, W. Morrison; D. Roth, P. Rond, A, Durny, T. Coffin; J. Baroni, T. Rodecky, J. Salfko, R. Nobbe, T. Musil, J. Wagner, I. Tucker, R. Stevens. Included are: R. Iabella, D. Gauntner, M. Lee; J. Kirchner, M. Mohler, G. Schoen; J. Wood, T. Ulam, W. Steck; J. Weicher, G. Tartaglia, G. Sopko; T. Gornick, W. Gillroy, M. Holly; R. Gram, A. Jelenic, B. Howard; C. Ellis, N. Calderone, D. DeMay, S. Danyi; J. Beine, S. Maruna. Included are: M. Brinker, R. Hercl, H. Welsch; C. Chiorian, F. Heentley; Nowak, T. Vater, R. Trotter; J. Smith, W. Velti, C. Warren; D. Webb, D. Yendt, R. Wirtz; W. Coughlin, J. Maloney, Lawler. Included are: W. Luc, E. Hollo, W. Orton, S. Nigro, T. McGinness, M. Scanlon, M. Petti, J. Vitale, T. Stuchal, A. Yacas, M. Welsh, J. Sterk, T. Job, H. Job; J. Sastersic, A. Ule, P. Triel, M. Swan, W. Roberts, R. Simon, J. White, M. Welsh, G. Dungan, S. Bobak, G. Bosl, J. Ellis; J. Costello, W. Lawrence, P. Hart, P. Nathanson, R, Pellin, P. McShane, J. Riley, M. Swan, J. Price, P. Zook; R. Scauber, R. Valente, J. Mackey, M. Tomaro, J. Tasse, D. Schuler, J. Ralph, J. Mahler, R. Pellin, J. Chenet, R. O'Mara, K. Gallagher. R. Included are: E. Winchester, M. Evans, J. Jannette, L. Oncin, N. Slemenda, J. McFarland, L. Auchito, W. Heggerick; S. Wahl, Included are: T. Plunkett, J. Mihalek, T. Nowel, T. Lynch, D. Bradel, J. Streb, S. Vogel, R. Scholtz, R. Day, R. Sposito; R. Noga, R. Morriss, W. Roberts, J. O'Connor, P. Parkhurst, R. . . T. Cunningham, R. Frieden, J. Bommer, T. Deely, W. McGuire, W. Renz, R. Wineman. Hill, M. Kolp, W. Lawrence, J. McKeeta, T. Flynn, K. DeLuca; D. Curry, T. Fitzgerald, L. Kroka, W. Pivirotto, T. Mahler, D. Snyder, D. Vopat, J. Tasse, T. Wirks, J. Zambella, K. Castner. Included are: A. Amico, T. Cook, G. Pochapsky, R. Noga, J. W. Paul, G. VanRemmen, B. Murphy, J. Sambolis, J. Delaney, R. Kennedy, N. Kaston, M. Sedlak, D. Razicker, M. Roche; T. Con- Valente; M. Roney, D. Slosar, R. Semersky, W. DeLong, P. Trieb, nors, M. DiPrima, L. LiPera, R. Gunn, P. McShane, P. Marse, J. H. Zieman, P. Parkhurst, R. Morriss. Streb, R. Rohan, J. Tartaglione; J. Pearce, R. Trauten, M. Moran, Included are: F. Buehner, S. Debelak, M. Farinacie, S. Eagon, Rogers, S. Sweeney; C. Wolcock, P. Gaidock, R. Lamneck, D. P. Gaidilk, D. Gaul, R. Hodson, M. Kendall, D. Love, B. Marko- Kleman, F. Huntley; S. Danyi, S. Baker, W. Sapper. witz; S. Murphy, S. McVay, R. Proell, S. O’Grady, V. Seitz, L. cegeacnennn tee: Included are: K. DeLuca, C. Bertolli, M. Hardy, T. Lewkowicz, A. Kopas, Woody; J. Hudock, J. Park, S, Bauder, T. Lynch, G. Mallory, K. Walton. Included are: F. Stimler, J. Maloney, J. Montwieler, R. Isabella, W. Coughlin, J. Wolfe, M. Hanisko, D. Gillespie. Included are: P. Musci, R. Deneweth, E. Franz, C. Dell, C. Malara, T. Miller, E. Lalor, K. Kilycoyne, J. Pastron, J. Schaller. Included are: L. Gentile, R. Eagen, Shantz, M. Dunne, D. Drury, T. Geis. Included are: E. Giblin, J. Pate, B. Naylor, W. Meyer, D. Novatny, J. Vargo, M. Sedelak; R. McCarty, T. Voss, C. Wenzler, J. Imperi, J. Knipe, L. Plut, G. Mock, K. Stovcik, W. Ward, K. Schneider, C. Rygiel. D. Kunsch, J. Krouse, R. Grosek, R. Pellin, J. Olszewski, L. Kipp, D. Vargo. Included are: Included are: W. Catri, D. Berjansky, M. Miller, R. Evans, G. McCarthy, J. Pastron, A. Seiler, J. Kozlowski, M. Connolly, D. Yanscik, M. Orley, J: Rea oe D. Gabor, J. Ferrara, R. Way, J. | Zalor. Included are: T. Mokrlson, T. Hortman, T. Rees, S. Andrews, S. Barkett, W. Trost, E. Donoghue, R. Rock, F. Mitchell, J. Skutel, K. Conway, J. Grobauskas, M. Hozian, D. Glick, D. Burkhart, T. Mucil, T. Connell; J. Hansen, R. Howard, E. Giordano, C. Bayko, M. Nahor- nick, J. Traverse; D. Hetrick, J. Bobrowski, J. LaGrasso, M. Maminskas, A. Fetter, D. Hricko, F. Badar, E. Gotck, T. Gottermyer; J. Dugovics, J. Leszcezynsky, D. Delaney, P. Capobianco, G. Dwyer, J. Colavincenzo; D. Maroun, E. Purcell, J. Amor, J. Jankowski, E. Mihelik, B. Maloney, M. Moran, M. Roche, J. Robinson. Included are: T. Herold, G. King, R. Kuhne; J. Dienes, F. Novak, J. Pawynk; R. Morelli, J. Urbancic, L. Scipione; T. Nicolleta, J. Tripi, E. Sims; E. Zambella, M. Wise, P. Zook; W. Hitz, K. Kermode, R. Lombardo. Included are: T. Naughton, T. Brodnik, D. Brinza, J. Morelli; G. Dungan, W. Dominick, E. Sweeney, R. Kuhne, G. Bednak, T. Kirchner, F. Krasnicki, G. Tomesko, B. Neuber, R. | Klinger, J. Clarey; J. Kruszrynski, N. Johnson, | R. Poplawski, R. Ward, T. Lynch, R. Galli, T. Niaszewski; F. Winston, J. Walsh, H. Levy, J. Eles, R. Embrevs, K. Twohig; A. Toomey, T. Seremet, D. Klausner, M. Hinz, B. Naylor, F. Wasco. Included are: P. Laux, G. Doyle, J. Bacaga, M. Schoenfield, L. LiPiero, W. Paul, T. Nicolleta, G. Mallory; P. Naberezny, T. Mahler, P. Bernardo, A. McGuire, C. Speck, A. Urbanek, P. Tomcho, R. Slife; R. Ehrbar, J. PiCello, R. Bradford, A. Kopas, G. Musengo, T. Kelley, J. Mahoney, J. Sowa; L. Svec, F. Scarano, P. Parkhurst, T. O’Linn, R. Chateauneuf, J. Mihalik, W. Oldani, T. Norton. Included are: A. Fedullo, N. Fina, W. Baroni, G. Lynden, K. Henry, J. Owens, A. McGuire, M. Mullen; C. Reygiel, S. Todd, R. Reviello, T. Schmidtt, T. Wieser, T. O’Malia, M. Zolan; L. Defendorf, R. Embrens, L. Lucin, P. Adams, C. Bertolli, T. Veverka, E. Nieto, J. Murtha; J. Costello, G. Bosl, R. Ruzicka, F. Osborne, T. Martin, P. Maxse. Included are: D. Campana, F. Caine, J. Day, T. Contino, L. Bennett, J. Belknap, R. Haas; M. Fazioli, R. Mathews, D. Mc- Geehan, M. Kovelan, J. Radecki, R. Oberst, J. Schlosser, T. Rostas; R. Reijert, T. Wagner, L. Wright, F. Stimler, C. Smith, T. Ulam; A. Seiler, J. Vizza, R. Widman. Included are: H. Welsch, R. Vento, M. Savage, P. Rond, D. Milord, J. Lyall, J. Kelley, D. Komar; J. Laudonia, J. Papez, W. Kelly, C. June, F. Puinna, J. Scannell, E. Ryan, A. O’Connell, K. McMahon; J. Koris, J. Kissinger, E. Marchand, J. Schultz, G. Schoen, J. Ragar, C. Webb, G. Zoun. Included are: B. Luxenburg, J. Krotine, G. Juodenas, T. Priebe, P. Pennock, P. Murphy, T. Monnolly, J. Opfer; J. Sattler, J. Tucker, G. Stasiak, R. Silva, J. Onnan, C. Connell, J. Cesa, C. Golden, A. Hobday, J. Ebert. Included are: R. Morris, K. Patton, L. Matteo, J. Toomey, R. Patrizia; S. Vogel, S. Tesauro, M. Swan, G. Simon; R. Yonock, J. Williams, B. McCarthy, M. Petti, T. Nichols; P. McDermott, G. Geller, J. Kolp, M. Jeric. Included are: D. Koha, D. Jenkins, T. Flynn, G. Gortez; J. O’Connor, W. Piet- ragallo, M. Nathanson, J. Mather; G. Blatt, T. Maloney. G. Siek, M. Savage, M. J. Vizza, R. Wiewgand, A. Ugljesa, D. Myers, R. Trotter; T. Breznai, A. Fetter, P. Findley, R. Carroll, G. Brach; P. Emrich, J. Jacki- miec, J. Gilmore, J. Donato, S. Brun- ner. Included are: D. K. Konsch, T. Norton, M. Magulick, P. Trieb, T. Cleary, P. Heltzel; A. Iannucci, K. Keipert, J. Faso, R. Schuele, C. Jolly, E. Hornack; S. Rhodes, D. Janitor, R. Cummins, J. Parsons, J. McConnell, R. Schmitt, R. Cesaletti; D. Szeveda, D. Macura, K. Schneider, R. Russo; J. Whitty, Mc. Welsh, T. Sarneckl, K. Necas; G. Coghill, G. Dresnek, R. Freas, T. Martin, T. Fisher. Included are: S$. Wojton, R. Fruscella, R. Wenz, J. Moon, D. Christopher, D. Wroblewski, J. Baumbich; L. Gentile, J. Goch, J. Zupan, K. McCormick, J. Pittner, C. Svoboda; D. Canno, J. T. Carroll, D. Pullella, P. Blake, J. Schmitt, L. Wetzel; T. Cronin, J. Keller, R. Prophates, J. Opfer, C. Kaps. SY 4 anes Pater. eo teeee Included are: A. Bessey, E. Chervany, C. Botkin, S. Horowitz; R. Dumont, P. Lawrence, W. Tomshick, R. Haas, J. Deramo, P Radecki; S. Hedrick, D. Korb, G. Mager, T. Couvreer, R. Steeck. Included are: M. Coyne, T. Mitchell, J. Koch, J. Krotine, J. Kraus, C. Kaps, F. Salak, R. North, J. O’Brien, T. Quinn, R. Ray; R. Meyer, R. Keen, T. McCoy, K. Krill, G. Wall, R. Urso, J. Ney, J. Surry, D. Sovol, E. Zimm; J. Kemp, D. Brown, J. Collins, W. Chase, J. Fay, J. Hock, C. Huter; J. Donnelly, J. Gock, T. Joyce, R. Hortan, P. Hughes, B. Lowe, W. Mack, Leo McManus, T. McKay, P. King; J. Gibson, B. Teker, P. Hritz, A. Dick, A. Good, W. Janks, J. Mason, M. Messig. — Ce Included are: C. Noel, S. Roza, S. Schmidtt, P. O’Day, R. Elliot, S. | ae we 2 8 8 Evans, E. Gotch; W. Serio, M. Wol- | din, M. Synder, J. Spirko, S. Yurcak, M. Fazioli, G. Kunath; R. Ondracek, M. O'Loughlin, N. Rabb, T. Nei- manus, S. Murphy, D. Tongue; H. Dark, M. Levis, B. Lipski, M. Maxim, M. Kofron, M. Biniecki. Included are: C. LePrevost, S. Kozar, T. Herold; K. Henry, H. Brinks; M. Behrndt, J. Baney, S. Kristensen; W. Pietragalla, J. Palombo; R. McCarty, J. Stanton, K. Seaburn; B. Russo, J. Quinn; R. Ward, J. Tripi, T. Nichols, D. McGunnigle; S. McCarroll, M. Petti, D. Jenks; F. Krasnicki, J. Iurlano. Included are: R. Kristensen, C. LePrevost, R. Geiss, K. Shellenberger; R. Nigro, A. Mumper, P. Parkhurst; T. McGuiness, T. Kelly, B. O’Haire; K. Castner, E. Diehl, Tom Campbell; M. Fedullo, H. Blanchett, G. Dungan, J. Faso. Included are: P. DeFranco, M. Cachat; G. Geizik, D. Holly, R. Frieden, S. Hedrick; J. Jampton, R. Fanning; M. Dunne, H. Lorber, J. Matarrese, Mr. Kovelan; D. Mag- notto, B. Messina, D. Korb, J. Marino, C. Krothe, W. Sapper; D. Montross, R. Paris, J, Novak, W. Renz, J. Toth, J. Straub. Included are: R. Ferko, M. Fleming, R. Woodruff, K. Myers, A. Ferrara, S. Howard, A. E. Newman; T. DiFranco, G. Bednark, G. Dittmar, D. Letscher, T. Kinsella, J. Bulb, W. Baroni; N. Fina, M. Lavin, F. Grabek, J. Owens, J. O’Herron, J. Mlanic, P. McShane, T. Nowel; R. Rohan, M. Swan, J. Tasse, J. Baney. Included are: J. Novak, J. Feltes, A. Novak, T. Schroeder; T. McConnell, M. Katai, S. Lanman, D. McKenna, R. Lawler; T. Kaminsky, D. McGann, J. Lyall, P. King. ey me Included are: D. Frietch, J. Powers, F. Schillace, F. Wasco, C. Vargo; P. Trieb, T. Bates, F. Drozd, A. Fedullo; M. Costanzo, | J. Burns, M. Fleming, C. Bertrolli, J. Lazor; E. Hardy, J. Fox, P. Hanson, T. Paridon, R. Miller; J. Nugent, M. Dick, T. Connors, L. Ducin. Included are: J. Eppich, D. Flaherty, G. Aufmuth, J. Adamo, D. Lalfay, L. Kipp; M. Geary, W. Jedlicka, D. Lloyd, J. Patrick, T. Pokorni, D. Trietch; B. Russo, D. Sydlowski, T. Spaker, M. VanAsshe, K. Tobin, M. Roche, J. Pribulsky, J. Vargo; E. Wolanski, T. Bedell, R. Aulley, W. Dobozi, D. Eggett, W. Petkanics, G. Mallory, H. Demeter. Included are: M. Sewell, M. Henry, G. Junkin, L. Rubin, M. Blatnick, P. Bene, R. Deike, D. Fishwick, G. Joyce, R. Klinger, T. Hlousek; E. Monnig, N. Marks, R. Ferko, P. Babik, B. Behrndt; A. Deerny, D. Letscher, R. Kase, T. Iwan, T. Osborne; M. Mullen, L. Thompson, R. Sims, P. Wowk, S. Durburg. a Included are: D. Rodier, C. Sexton, S. Sweeney, N. Stegner, G. Butler, L. Ginnochio, J. Begalla; H. Blanchet, L. Jeric, M. Kelly, W. Hogue, G. Golga, D. Hartey, C. Gleine; J. Gabig, E. Paradise, G. Mack, J. Toomey, M. Sedlak, J. Riley, M. Printy; J. DeBartolo, R. Deike, A. Philips, T. Paridon, J. Marshall, G. Mercer. “sy wile: yy ae PEG Ay eon ty TE : a Z Z Ce a hoypioauhiies tes on See i | 7 - 7 Sa eau Fi Pee 1a Co Included are: F. Landonice, J. Mascellino, G. Kaltenbach, S. Kinstlinger; W. McGuire, M. Pellegrini, K. Satyshur, E. Molnar, M. Schmittdiel; G. Tartaglia, J. Wolfe, P. Sell, S. Wojton; J. Smith, W. VanGlise, L. Wettengel. Included are: W. Greene, C. Ivec, R. Gehr, M. Ionescu, J. Kruszynski, P. Bokar; W. McMenamin, J. Olszewski, W. Lynch, C. Mahoney, M. Petti, R. Simon, E. Reizer; R. Semersky, W. Pompili, M. Roney, F. Wasco, M. Zolan, R. White; D. Macurce, T. Moore, R. Murphy, R. Pellin, R. Micallef. LKB ie 3 1 % aay Fag cgi = se i 5 t i cone Fi pase i The library provides a place for study. What can we say? “This Cleveland night life is great.” “Hey! We won a basketball game.” “Archie, what big teeth you have!” “Do you think there was something in the sugar we ate?” me ss gn bone eine “What do you think?! They’re stealing the hubcaps.” “Well then, how about arm wrestling?” “Guess what! The mashed potatoes cleared my acne. od A GRRE that’s the one I put on the belt last night.” Hey, “cc “Then buy it at Woolworths.” 181 SSN ae ated my Playboy SC “They confi ” . inking I know what you’re th «a see, Whooping Cranes.” Let’s Has anyone seen my horse?” “6 oni aee ee 182 REE He ate my quarter!” 73 Look at his footwork. e : : 2 % « e ' ' Pence rons cme me ENIORS 185 Roger Joseph SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT Timothy Davis Paul Bernhard SENIOR CLASS SECRETARY SENIOR CLASS TREASURER 187 JUDITH ALLEN, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO JERRY BABIC, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO ROBERT BOHARIC, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROBERT A. BAKER, B.S. B.A. MT. PROSPECT, ILLINOIS WILLIAM ART, A.B. NORTH CANTON, OHIO WILLIAM BEAK, A.B. DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS THOMAS ASHDOWN, Jaynes Tey CLEVELAND, OHIO ey, BNO ROBERT BECHT, A.B. RICHARD BENEDICT, RAMSEY, NEW JERSEY B.S. B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO ROY BERGER, A.B. PETER BERNARDO, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO ASHTABULA, OHIO PAUL BERNHARD, ROBERT BLANTON, A.B. B:S: B.A; KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE DETROIT, MICHIGAN RICHARD BOYD, A.B. THOMAS BREZOVEC, A.B. GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS CLEVELAND, OHIO THOMAS BUGOS, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO ROBERT CAREY, B.S., B.A. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA MICHAEL CATENA, A.B. CARNEGIE, PENNSYLVANIA NICHOLAS BUSH, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO RICHARD CIOLEK, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO DANIEL BYERS, B.S., B.A. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA SYLVESTER CATANESE, A.B. STEUBENVILLE, OHIO KENET CHARDAU, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO DOMINIC CIRICILLO, Bis. B.A: CLEVELAND, OHIO RICHARD CONSIGLIO, A.B. ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA ARTHUR CLARKE, A.B. JOHN CORIDEN, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO ADDISO! |, ILLINOIS JOHN CLARSON, A.B. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK DAVID COYNIK, A.B. IN CLASSICS LA SALLE, ILLINOIS JOHN DAGIL, A.B. pOvAiE ae eaten CHAGRIN FALLS, OHIO , 191 JOHN DALY, A.B. TIMOTHY DAVID, MARGARET DAVIS, A.B. LA GRANGE, ILLINOIS B.S., B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO BUFFALO, NEW YORK RICHARD DAVIS, B.S. TIMOTHY DAVIS, A.B. JAMES DE CAMP, A.B. PITTSBURGH, CANTON, OHIO GENESCO, NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA MARK DE LONG, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO TERRENCE DEMPSEY, A.B. PAINESVILLE, OHIO PAUL DERDUL, B.S. CLEVELAND, OHIO THOMAS DETTLOFF, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS PAUL DILLON, A.B. GERALD DISHINGER, A.B. PATRICK DONNELLY, BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA B'S... B:A; HOLLAND, MICHIGAN MARTIN RODDIS, A.B. JACK DOUGHERTY, A.B. DENNIS DRENNAN, B.S., B.A. IN CLASSICS LUTHERVILLE, MARYLAND BERWYN, ILLINOIS YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO SENIOR Class WILLIAM DUFFY, A.B. ROBERT EBERHARDT, | AKRON, OHIO AB. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA 4 i JOHN ENNIS, A.B. LEE EVANS, A.B. | OAK PARK, ILLINOIS MEADVILLE, | | PENNSYLVANIA | | WILLIAM R. EVANS, THOMAS EYRING, A.B. B.S., B.A; GRAFTON, OHIO BALTIMORE, MARYLAND DANIEL FALLON, A.B. THOMAS FAZIO, A.B. BETHEL PARK, WINNETKA, ILLINOIS PENNSYLVANIA 194 SS A A SE PT TT Aree een GILBERT FEKE, B.S. RALPH FELICE, B.S. CHRISTOPHER FISCHER, CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO Lesh Lae FOX POINT, WISCONSIN MICHAEL FLANAGAN, A.B. THOMAS FLYNN, A.B. JOHN FORHAN, A.B. BEDFORD HEIGHTS, OHIO SOLON, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO RICHARD FOURNIER, A.B. VINCENT FRANCIA, A.B. BETHEL PARK, NEW CUMBERLAND, PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA JOHN FUCHS, B.S., B.A. GEORGE GACKOWSKI, A.B. TED GAJDA, A.B. PITTSBURGH, CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO PENNSYLVANIA : STEPHEN? GALLISB.o.3B.A, SAMUEL GENGO, A.B. JOHN GIBBONS, A.B. COLUMBUS, OHIO HOMEWOOD, ILLINOIS CLEVELAND, OHIO CARL GLOTZ, A.B. MARY ANN GOULD, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO 196 MICHAEL GRADY, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS JOHN GRAHAM, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS VINCENT GRANDINETTI, WILLIAM GRIFFIN, B.S. THOMAS GRIMES, A.B. B.S. JOLIET, ILLINOIS BARBERTON, OHIO NIAGRA FALLS, NEW YORK MARTIN GULEWICZ, A.B. JAMES GULLEY, A.B. GARY GWOZDZIK, B.S., B.A. DETROIT, MICHIGAN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND CHIOPEE FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS JOHN HALLER, A.B. WAXFORD, PENNSYLVANIA GAGE THOMAS HIGGINS, A.B. EAST WILLISTON, NEW YORK JAMES HARRIS, A.B. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA JOSEPH HEERY, B.S., B.A. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GREG HOJNACKI, A.B. DETROIT, MICHIGAN TIMOTHY HEALEY, A.B. DETROIT, MICHIGAN JAMES HEHNEN, B.S., B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO MICHAEL HOST, B.S., B.A. SKOKIE, ILLINOIS ROBERT HOUSEL, B.S., B.A. THOMAS HOY, A.B. PITTSBURGH, MUNSTER, INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA JOHN HUSEK, B.S., B.A. JAMES HYBIL, A.B. JOSEPH ILONZE, B.S., B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO JOSEPH IUPPA, B.S. GEORGE JACHIMOWSKI, ROBERT JACOBS, A.B. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK B.S. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS OXFORD, CONNECTICUT ANTHONY JADER, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ROGER JOSEPH, A.B. GROSSE POINT, MICHIGAN LEONARD JANCHAR, B.S. BARBERTON, OHIO GEORGE JOSIBAN, A.B. TRENTON, NEW JERSEY FRANCIS JESKULSKI, A.B. RIVERIA BEACH, MARYLAND ROBERT JUMP, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO TIMOTHY JONES, A.B. EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO JOHN JURASIC, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS -Q Sars 7, Ags O Age caeaha “Oz, ere haan a} oe = ia N .O De es ae ag 243 (co, ee m 4 S O oc . eG. he OHIO PAUL KALISTER CLEVELAND A aD Ss B. , OHIO THOMAS KERINS ASHTABULA WILLIAM KETTERER, A.B. NORTH CANTON, OHIO aL by A OHIO ELKA ND EVELA FRANK KOZ CL GERALD KLUG, A.B. WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Bis, B:A; , OHIO DEAN KINLEY CLEVELAND MICHAEL KOWALSKI, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS VINCENT LA MAIDA, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO DOUGLAS KRAMER, A.B. ELYRIA, OHIO WVNIL ANON ILJaAWEOE, ZX18). TIFFIN, OHIO ROBERT KROGER, A.B. FALL RIVER, MASSACHUSETTS ROBERT LEHMAN, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO FRED KYLE, B.S., B.A. PAMA, OHIO DENNIS LELAND, B.S. CLEVELAND, OHIO JAMES LEONE, A.B. OLEAN, NEW YOR nw RONALD LITTLE, A.B. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK JOHN MC CAFFERTY, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO CHARLES MC CARTHY, A.B. BLOOMFIELD HILL, OHIO WAYNE LISOWSKI, A.B. CICERO, ILLINOIS THOMAS LUSHIN, B.S., B.A. ROBERT MC CARRON, A.B. ELMWOOD PARK, ILLINOIS JUSTIN MC CARTHY, A.B. PARK RIDGE, ILLINOIS KATHY MC DONNELL, A.B. ROBERT MC DONNELL, RONALD MC EVOY, A.B. | CLEVELAND, OHIO ALB. BAYSHORE 4 CLEVELAND, OHIO LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK TERRENCE MC GANNON, BARNEY MC GINLEY, A.B. | Fake bf. PITTSBURGH, | CLEVELAND, OHIO PENNSYLVANIA | i AL MC GINTY, A.B. DAVID MC GRAW, A.B. GARY MC KILLIPS, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO | JAMES MC NUTTY, A.B. ALEX MAC KENZIE, A.B. GERALD MAGIN, A.B. LORAIN, OHIO DETROIT, MICHIGAN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK LARRY MARCHELYA, B.S. WALTER MARTENS, A.B. CASIMIR MATUSZAK, A.B. JERRY MAZUR, A.B. LYONS, ILLINOIS CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO GARY, INDIANA ‘ LEO LATE api AMON ti ENN NN NO CCG! “ie AR MARA LLANE TIMOTHY MERTZ, A.B. CALUMET CITY, ILLINOIS ROBERT MOORE, B.S., B.A. MAYWOOD, NEW JERSEY THOMAS MURPHY, B.S. PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA DANIEL MIKULLA, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ALBERT MUSCA, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO KENNETH MILLES, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO JOSEPH MOSINSKI, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO F RED NAGEL, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO at aA Baya ay= ULI LARRY NELSON, B.S., B.A. PAUL NEMANN, A.B. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS CINCINNATI, OHIO GEORGE NICOLA, A.B. CANTON, OHIO CATHERINE NOETZEL, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO : - ; ILEY IYER, A.B. STEVE NORTON, A.B. RONALS NOSEK, A.B. NICHOLAS NOVICH, A.B. STANLEY OBERNYER, GLENVIEW, ILLINOIS BERWYN, ILLINOIS CHICAGO, ILLINOIS JERFFERSON, OHIO JOHN OCCHINO, A.B. JOHN OLLERTON, A.B. THOMAS PARRINO, A.B. HAMBURG, NEW YORK CLEVELAND, OHIO DOBBS FERRY, NEW YORK THOMAS PERROTTI, A.B. GREENVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA LOUIS PETRICCA, A.B. CHARLES PFEFFER, A.B. JAMES PFOHL, B.S., B.A. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS GROSSE POINTE WOODS, BUFFALO, NEW YORK | MICHIGAN , fi MICHAEL PHELAN, A.B. JAMES PIETRASZEK, RONALD PONICKVAR, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN B.s.,, B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO BUFFALO, NEW YORK PAUL QUIGLEY, A.B. JAMES QUILTER, A.B. DEARBORN, MICHIGAN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS JOHN QUISH, A.B. ROBERT RADCLIFFE, A.B. RUDY REHM, B.S., B.A. BERWYN, ILLINOIS ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ELYRIA, OHIO ILLINOIS i EDWARD REISS, A.B. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY DAVID RICHARDS, B.S., B.A. ASHTABULA, OHIO DONALD ROCEN, A.B. BERWYN, ILLINOIS WILLIAM RYAN, A.B. BUFFALO, NEW YORK GEORGE RETT, A.B. OAK PARK, ILLINOIS JAMES RIEDEL, A.B. MACEDONIA, OHIO STEPHEN RODKEY, A.B. LATROBE, PENNSYLVANIA JOHN SCHMATZ, B.S., B.A. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN PAUL SCHMIDT, A.B. HOWARD SCHOEN, A.B. MARION, OHIO LAMBERTVILLE, MICHIGAN KENNETH SEKUNDA, A.B. RICHARD SEPELAK, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO BARBERTON, OHIO LOUIS SHAINKER, A.B. DANIEL SHEA, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO PALM BEACH, FLORIDA PATRICK SHERIDAN, A.B. COLUMBUS, OHIO 211 RICHARD SHERIDAN EDWARD SHVOVAL, B.S., B.A. Bio. bag JEANNETTE, PENNSYLVANIA CLEVELAND, OHIO JAMES P. SIMON, B.S. ROBERT SLAKTOWITZ, A.B. ROBERT SLEDZ, A.B. ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA SOUTH RIVER, NEW JERSEY CLEVELAND, OHIO THOMAS SLOTWINSKI, B.S. DAVID SMAYDA, A.B. EDWARD SMIETANA, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA 4 DAVID SMITH, A.B. THOMAS SMITH, B.S., B.A. LAWRENCE SOEDER, A.B. PITTSBURGH, CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO PENNSYLVANIA iz ESTHER SOLOMON, A.B. CHARLES STANLEY, A.B. DAVID STENSON, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO SHORT, HILLS, NEW CLEVELAND, OHIO JERSEY KEVIN STONE, B.S., B.A. FLUSHING, NEW YORK 213 am; WAYNE SURGENT, B.S., B.A. DANIEL SYNKOWSKI, A.B. LAWRENCE SZALAY, JAMES TEKAVIC, A.B, | CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO B.S. B.A. CLEVELAND, OHIO TWINSBURG, OHIO THOMAS THIEKEN, B.S. INDIANAPOLIS, CLIFF THOMPSON, A.B. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA _GARY TKACS, A.B. RICHARD TOMC, A.B. NEW MILFORD, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO 214 THOMAS TOMSICK, B.S. TERRY TREPAL, A.B. RICHARD TURK, B.S., B.A. GERALD URANKER, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO EUCLID, OHIO LAKEWOOD, OHIO MICHAEL VAN HIMBERGEN, B.S., B.A. ELKHART, INDIANA T LESLIE WAFFEN, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO pcos, x ual CASIMIR WALCZAK, DONALD WASCOVICH, A.B. B.S.) BVA; LORAIN, OHIO SOUTH RIVER, NEW 215 JERSEY q : | i JOHN WEISS, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO GERMAIN WEINER, A.B. GREENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA TIMOTHY WOZNIAK, A.B. DETROIT, MICHIGAN NORTH RIDGEVILLE, OHIO THOMAS WHITE, AB. | ANDREW WIGET, A.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO DONALD YANEK, A.B. WILLIAM ZAFFIRO, A.B. JAMES ZENDER, A.B. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO CLEVELAND, OHIO FOSTORIA, OHIO W YORK E ADAM ZICCIARDI N BUFFALO OHIO GREGORY ZERONVIK, A.B. CLEVELAND, ot ij s e 4 ZELL COMPANY Cigarette and Candy | Vending Division 16250 Libby Road Maple Heights, Ohio | Phone: MO 2-3200 | CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 THE PAUL E. BLEILE COMPANY NORWALK, OHIO 219 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Compliments of THE PEPPER POT Compliments of DOAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 1807 EAST 22 The Finest in Industrial and Home Wiring 621-1467 SAGA FOODS INC. Service and Satisfaction “The Finest College Catering” 221 FAIRMOUNT CIRCLE 321-9877 Compliments of the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Welcome to Our Newest Members Class of 67 “John Carroll’s Favorite Cleaners” D. O. SUMMERS COMPLETE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING SERVICE SPECIAL SERVICE DISCOUNT RATE for College Students Al rp 6 | The Student Laundry, Linen and Vending Company Congratulations to the Class of 1967 223 Compliments of MILL-ROSE CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO GORMAN-LAVELLE INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL Plumbing, Heating, Piping, and Mechanical Contractors 3459 E. 52 PL. “When You Are in Chicago Come To: RYAN PHARMACY 8700 South Ashland Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60620 The Complete Drug Store” BE 8-9700 PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Congratulations to Ask for: the entire class of “BARRY MALONEY” FU 8-2350 1967 ROY CRIST CADILLAC RESERVE OFFICER SALES SERVICE THE TRAINING CORPS 12914 South Western Ave. Blue Island, Illinois 225 Compliments of THE BLUE STREAK eo Ve | LOUNGE | “BETTY AND IRV” | COMPLIMENTS | OF THE SENIOR CLASS C i OPRBDEP 1) OVE ANG Yoh AS ORION Y AE ONT PF! -? x OMe Gt _ ; 7 ‘ The lighter days of college life are soon passed for some, but memories will linger on for many years to come Of ivy walls and lecture halls and friendships next to none, your mind returns to all you learned good times with everyone. But lest you shed a tear or two when naught returns to mind, Old friend Bud is still around best cheer of any kind. Our sincere best to you wherever you go DRENIK BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS INC. 23776 Lakeland Blvd. 731-3300 IOTA CHI UPSILON “In service to John Carroll.” AN ACTION FRATERNITY 227 The Class of 1970 CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATES of the Class of 1967 THE UNIVERSITY CLUB Brotherhood Service Leadership “Sam sends his best to the Class of “67” “Specializing in the precision molding of thermosetting and thermoplastic materials. CROSS ROADS TAVERN We welcome your inquiries and blueprints for our production recommendations.” 13962 Cedar Home of the true Roads Scholar INSTAS ET PLASTICS INC. 321-9705 1330 PIEDMONT ST. TROY MICHIGAN P. O. BOX 809 ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN PHONE DETROIT 313-566-2380 DON F. HOFFMAN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Extends Best Wishes: To the Graduating Class of 1967 229 THE ) All Types of Insurance ART — ees . Life : Home : Car : Business PRINTING fp % Student Group Plans se AL C. DICKARD { We take pride in our product. To us printing is not merely a business, it is an art. The dictionary defines art as: Skill, Office: 14726 Lakeshore dexterity or the power of performing certain actions, acquired by experience, IV 1-7333 study, or observation. The quality, pro- duction, or expression, according to | : aesthetic principles, of what is beautiful, Residence: 275 E. 149 St. appealing, or of more than ordinary TAGEA f Here at Sukys Printing KE 1-3212 we take our work seriously. Through quality design and workmanship we hope not only to please our customer but also to produce a product that we can be proud of. SUKYS PRINTING, INCORPORATED | 2239 Hamilton Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44114 861-1327 ) s il CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 67 ART DEUTSCH INC. From MEATS AND POULTRY ‘Special Attention to Restaurants 512 Bolivar Road the house of hugo) Cleveland 15, Ohio OPTICIANS e HEARING AIDS Phone CHerry 1-4721 2256 Warrensville Center Road University Heights, Ohio Phone 371-5044 BEST TO THE CLASS OF WISHES ‘67 The John Carroll University Glee Club 231 General Tire Goes a Long Way to Make Friends Warrensville Center and Mayfield Road 381-4545 ALPHA KAPPA PSI National Business Fraternity Delta Mu Chapter GERACI’S RESTAURANT 2266 Warrensville Center Road “Serving John Carroll and University Heights” 371-5643 Take Out Service ALPHA SIGMA NU National Jesuit Honor Society SCHOLARSHIP LOYALTY SERVICE SHEMO INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 5771 Ridge Road Parma 29, Ohio TU 6-2510 233 ‘Dean of Student p Affairs | i ) ris. Serences : Congratulations to the Class of ‘67 J. M. DINDIA AND SONS 3601 Cedar Ave. Phone EN 1-3815 THE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1967 234 A TIMELY THOUGHT for THE CLASS OF 1967 aK A sheepskin alone will not assure your future success .. you've got to work at it. You've been given the best in education .. now give the best in yourself. —_ 5? SP : pal ) Ge OCKy Ry 235 Acknowledgements Mr. Raymond Mileti, and Cleveland Engraving Company The May Company, and Photographic Studios The Faculty and Staff of John Carroll University The Cleveland Plain Dealer The Cleveland Universe Bulletin Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Brunyansky, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Oldani F. M. Hauserman Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Fazio Dr. and Mrs. J. Harry Dornheggen Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Giacinti Dr. and Mrs. Donald Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richards, Sr. Richard H. Schoen Dr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Detesco William Hagger Anthony G. Klo Nonorary Editors Mr. and Mrs. William J. Roche Alfred A. Gleixner Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beak Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Fondu Donald Andolek E. H. Quigley, M.D. Walter D. Smith Joseph A. Petrecca Mr. and Mrs. James A. Adams H. J. Blanchet, Jr., M.D. G. H. Lisowski Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mole F. A. Perrotti Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cadamagnani Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burgh Mr. and Mrs. Stan Slaktowicz Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Heidt Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bond Theodore C. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. James V. Gormnik Donald E. Clancy Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. DeStefano Mr. and Mrs. John Marn Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Deely Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buto Mr. and Mrs. William J. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. DiDominick Mr. P. G. Fuger George A. Dungan Mr. and Mrs. A. Favrow Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schillace Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Mullen, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Frances X. Foley Lt Coly Paull | Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Ward Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hulgrave Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Schmittdiel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schensky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Renehan Mrs. Clarence P. Wagner Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Kunsch Mr. and Mrs. James H. Chenet Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Gozdowski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Burchyns Robert W. Schibler Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gotch Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Host Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Rocen Mrs. Junivere E. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Quilter LouisA. Ginocchio Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. George J. Geis Carl Behrndt Mr. and Mrs. John Lis James V. Geary Frank I. Mitchell Pew ee eee ee a TeeSHRrecceaephpins ee aires ese vail ved : oe ae At Wa, Geltan' ¢