Saint Vincent College Preparatory School - Chimes Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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In the .Q l following pages we shall try to tell you in words and H l pictures some of the reasons Why we seniors look back on the past four years as golden days and why as ' as l we have selected Music as the theme of our book. 1 l First we want you to meet the Directors of our Aj l symphony, the Benedictine priests who besides teach- ' i ing and counsplling us have- given us a glimpse of t e meaning o armony 1n 1v1ng. ,Q l 1 Next ou will en'o meetin Bill, oe, Skinn , -I Y Butch, and the rest of the bo s who have shared our . . . j song and played well their part in the l1fe of campus 3 and classroom. F l It's time out for Intermission in the th1rd sectlon I of the CHIMES of ' r as we leave behind us the 1 l . .0 . . iz l heavier notes of administration and classes and take , . . . . . 1 l up the lighter theme of extra-curricular activities. l Star Performers we have called the next divi- 5 l sion of the book, but we haven't forgotten that back -f of every stand-out there must be a team. Varsity s orts have tau ht us the value of co-o eration, and A . P . . . + l the necessity for hard Work and sacrifice in order to l . reach a goal. y The Finale of our program is a personal note y on ourselves. And as we step from the stage of Prep l School life, we hope that in spite of an occasional l sharp or Hat you have liked our rollicking song. . ' .yr- . l gif - - 1 -'ig , X g , 11- , f , 1 4'1 .gt . if ., A ' . . 1 - 1 ' . . .. v.Q..,..-,. da... .a..n....ik.l,..u..,.... ..g,...s.g,T.L.4....a -- -:g5.-.-...-mn...n.L1-ml.4i1--uk-rv ? if b Q q , - - sf A X -9377. 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NVQ will allways rcczill his pep Lzilks when mzirks were low. his wholc- l1L'2ll'lk'Ll hacking ol' every sfliool project, :mal his paliclicc in trying to inslil into our minds thc iclculs ol' Clll'lSll2lll gcmlcmanlincss. His Sllilll' in tczicliing us thc song of lilc has bccn im- mczlsurzihlc. feabza REV. EGBERT DONOVAN. O.S.B.. M.A. .-l.v.si.xl1n1l llr'r1rI1rlmlr'r lfzttltui' light-rt claims hc cztn't sing at note, but clicl you t-vcr hczn' hint softly trilling zt lcw lai- mtlizn' rltortls ol i'hl1lll1L'l' Mztc'ln'cc whcn l'rt-lm lc :nts strc in thc XX'in column or kluslin Holmp sttcc'ct'tls in inztstvring at gcoinctry propnsitimi? :any ul' its liatvt- l'zu'ccl thc ntusici with it qttzlvt-1' on l't'n't-iviilg at stern sunnnons licnn thc Asnistztnt HL'2llllIl2l5l1'l'. lint uw-ti in his ztclnmnitimts lllL'l'C xx is zt Wllfllllll :intl syntpzttliy which inztclc ztll ol' us l'l'llllll' thztt it hurt hint tnnrc than it hurt us. ulcnt ciflllllfll mct-tingn, Vztrsity :incl intrat- nxtl SlJ0l'lS, in short cvt-iw' stuclcnt activity in 1 thc sclinnl 1'cc't'ix'ccl thc lullcst L'IlC0lll'llgCIllL'lll I ltmn this gcniztl son ol' St. I zttrick. What! Home Again Wholesome Minds H, l IWWWI l'iXlIll ll Nlllkl-I l'i,XI'IlI-1R.Xl'S'llN 'lilll' lllwllllg lllzlll llcllillll llll' sl'l'lll's who fulfills llllf llCCClS of X l'l'l-psll-rs IS our ll'llllslll'l-l', I'l1lIl1Cl' llfllllllllf. Hl- is ably alssisll-ll by ' f l':lllll'l' Moll, who lllls lol'cl'l'l' 21 l'l'il-llllly slllill' lilll' alll. ,,,, ' This f'L'lll' 'ls lll L'X'l'l'y yL'2ll' llll' lmys llllVL' lltlllllil ill lfzlllll-l' T ff 3 lillllilll ll loyal liilllll. tl'2ll'lll-l', :lllll lltllllilll lilll':ll'izlll. Fil' look K 'G Q, s ll-llzll Jlillll' llllS 'Fill' ill llll' su ll'l ' lllJl'2ll' ' illl ll'm'l'llllllll wllilll ll2lS Ill'ol'llll-ll l'ollx'l'llllllll llillllllg l'0Ulll lol' l'l'l'lJ llook-lovlll's. gxllllflllgll lll- lllllgilll lillglisll zlllll lill'l'zlllll'l', his l'lzlssl's wl'l'l' truly IXIIIIIK l'INIXX ll XVL'll-l4UlllIllL'Kl L'Cllll IIlUll ill llll-lllsl-lvl-s. llll? nuys ol LXLly l,l'ClJ Kll'lJ2ll'llllClll OYVL' Illlllly lll2lllliS to 4. ,. . 1 .-'f . . ' l.llllll .Xllsllll ullo l.lp.lbly plllolllllll llll lllIlllS ol tlll llllll .l I. .xlW1ly50lI his lol-s lo Ill'0lllOll' lJlllll'l lllSl'llSSl0IlS willl Illl' Hill UlllS lll ll IS .llso .l lill llill ill lil lllX olllll Sllllll llllxl Hls 3 ' 'l. . l... ' ' ' Z ' .' 'ii : lil's. l'll'll's l'l'lSSL'S XVCTC lllolll-ls ill sllllllllll fP'0Yl'l'llllll'lll :lllll llll' wlloll' ' 5 P 4 slllrml lullli IJZIIT ill llll' l llsilllllllizll l1ll'l'liml SlJUllS0l'CLl by llll' sllllllulllm'l- llzlss. -,X How Illllfll do I halvl- ll-fl, Father? In Healthy Bodies Dk. W. NEALON F.,vl'11i:R CAMILLUS DR. l51c111'.xs1c Nml oN l'Vhen the seniors moved into the V.G.'s and named it Placid Hall, it was only natural tl1at Father Camillus should be 11an1ed its first prefect. Under his keen and vigilant eye the floor lived up to its name. But there was fun, too, when beds were 0VCl'llll'HCLl and the halls echoed with the basso rumble of Father Clamillus' Time lor ranks! or Lights out! That glow ol' health which visitors notice on the cheeks of romping Prepsters is not d11e entirely to St. Vincent bread. The lion's share of the credit must be given to the school's medical staff, Dr. S. XV. Nealon, Dr. Gervase Nealon, and Mr. Hunger- n1an. Aches and sprains were Mr. Hungerman's specialties, and the boys loved to spend a few days in the cheery Sanctum of the lnhrmary. lVhen more serious illness threatened, the Doctors Nealon were right on hand to give every student the best of medical attention. Because of tl1e excellent health precautions taken by the school, we have always been assured of prompt and kindly service. .Q You're next, Mr. Roach! Nlk.H11xt:lakMAN XIII Was The Aim Rlilllillg nmkctlt il full num V1tss iss loss? ztsks Fztthcr l'rior whcn ont- ol' his lDcutst'h stholztrs litils to ntcztsttrc up lo cxptrvtztliotis. lint Gcrniztn wits not ztll work :intl no play, lor ntztny at period wzts tztkcn up with songs :intl storics. Prohlctns ol' Dcttioc't'ztc'y ztntl .'hI1lL'l'lflll1 History :tra- tht' hcltls in which F'llllL'l' Nlto tlircfts thc tlcstinics ol' thc hows .Xlwztys prt-st-nt wats that twinklt' in his cycs :intl ztll ol' ns will long, tw-titt'tiiImt't' his grind scnst' ol' humor. Lzttin :intl Crock :tru tht' 4 1 slutlcnts ztclntirc thc stztinccl-glass windows in thc ntatin cntrztnu historicztl slntlics. l l t I IIICR fi!-II.l-15'l'INIi -.5 , W t mt :XIIIO lf.x't'ni-ik CITIU If.x't'ttifk Nl.-XIACIIY ' f lilllg'll2lgCS ol' l'lllllll'L' :incl Fzttlicr Otto is thc cttltttrvcl ntztn who gnitlvs his stntlvnls along tht' pztths to lJl'l'lil'C'll0ll in ll10SL'SlllJjL'i'lS. Rork-gztrtlt-ns nrt- his hobby and tht- grounds ztrouncl St. Vinct-nt rt-llt't't tht' cztrc ztntl work ht' hzts lint into thvni. Visitors ztntl :intl hztlls ol' thc Prep, littlt- rt-ztliling that ntztny ol' thcni arc tht work ol' lfztthtlr Matlztclty. Ht' is at grcztt ztrtist and at kccn tnintl :tl A sound mind in a strong body-that is Father lIerome's motto. The lriend ol' every Prepster, the idol ol' the baseball enthusiasts, he is known as the favorite Confessor. teacher, and sportsman ol' every boy. Keep ofl' the stadium grass! was Father Norbert's admonition to errant students. But he will he best remembered as the teacher par excellence ol' El Espagnol and Latin. As faculty manager ol athletics he was an ardent and constant backer ol' the Blue and Gold. Many were the tongue' twisters Father Dunstan flung at his speech students. Through his freshman English Classes and his work with the Press Club. Prepsters were introduced to the fine points of English in action. He started something new when he organized an amateur golf tourney lor his students and presented the winner with a hand- made trophy. Father Ulric' is the math and physics eolossus ol' the l'rep. Slide rules, mifrometers, and ever-ready jests were his stock in trade and although the work was difficult, Father Ulric' sttcieeeded in making every class an interesting one. it f',x.Q , 1. N Fr. Ulric learning the boys some physics FATHER JEROME FATHER NORBERT F.-trunk DUNSTAN F.Ax'1'ttt1R Uuue I .-wttiizu ltlixittilizims l A'l'llER AIDAN lfatht-t' l'iIlllllCl'llll was a llCXVK'0lllL'1' to thc Prcp liafulty this year. hut his rlassus in g'l'llL'l'1ll scicilcc anal algvbra wcrc tltorottglt antl mmplc-it-. llc llt'Xl'l' pc-rniittt-cl class llllCl'L'Sl to lag and was always tltliclx tu crnnt' to tht- l'CSt'llL' nl' a lil'L'SlllIlZlll llottnclcring in tht' llllllt' ol algt-hra. l atht-r .Xiclan is rapidly gaining thc t't'1nttatimt ol' a c'a1't-lul and c-xacting Latin lC2lC'llCl'. Futurc stutlt-nts will lx' proud ol' have- him instruct thcnt and past mics, proucl that hc clitl. .Mtotltt-1' spvfialist in ntatltcntatics is Fatltct' fllL'lllt'lll. Gvotnc- try and algchra wc-rc thc subjc-cts hc taught to thc lircslnncn and soplimnort-s, hut his tintc was also givctt to thc work ol' keeping tht' rt-mrtls Slflllglll as Prop t't'gistt'ar. Father Connall lllll'0tllll'Q'tl many ul' tht- l't'c-slintcn to thc cutnlmlcxitics ol algclmra. His math rlasstrs as wcll as his tennis, at which hc is rated an CXIJCYI, will always hc l'ClllCIllllCl'Cil as thc bcst. 1120, H2S0,, and then some FATHER CIEMENT lf x't'imz Coxxni l'l.Yllll'1R .tiaxiixxim I .u'iii1k flllRIS'I'0l'llI'IR Fniinz IUDE I-'Arni-'R N.x'rii.xxim. XVhen a matter of political science. econoinies, or history is under discussion, Father .-Xrinand will always be found in the eenter ol' things. illllflllgll he had the reputation ol' a strict grader, no student ever received less than his due. Relax, friend! were Father Cl1l'lSIOlJl1CI',S l'ax'o1'ite words to a flustered English scholar. Sophomore and senior English classes were his fhiel diversion, but publishing the .lournnl and stirring action into the CIIIMICS stall' kept him always on the go. Sometimes he fould be seen getting in a quick game ol' tennis or ol ball. And when asked who had won, that eternal twinkle would eoine into his eve as he answered: The domain, was the on hand to help be recalled with 4 games the thingf' Austin Hall. theiday-hop scene of Father Judes untiring efforts. Always t struggling student during study time. he will appreciation by his turbulent Charges. Father Nathaniel joined the prefecting staff in September and his liter- ary and artistic nature eanie to the lore as he directed the jour- imlfltrf staff and the Poster Club. Extras, waiter, please ffwfi ID Fellow Sonqsters Ni Q- E, Q v 33. Qi Q32 FATHER Auiuin FATHER COLUMHAN 'liop Left: Standing: Si Grasser llartung Kline Caulfield Watkins Runtz Karawsky lender Kirk patrick tting: Resko llell 'l'op Right: Mid Kane johns Reineman Sallade Xi'elsh Mullen Staah Nossek Rutledge Poslikc Barton dle Left: Back Row: Miller, G. Hazeltine liosanovirh Irons Dwyer Haley Freshmen Fantasies l'El3i5.'i'J ' With lfathers Klolumban and .-Xelred at the helm, the freshies of llenet Hall were bound to have a great year. Father Aelred became famous for his studyhall speeches and his patience when a rumpus was raised in the dorm. On the campus he was always seen in the midst of his proteges as he whipped up the Pussies into a great lighting squad or settled a dispute in the intra- mural mushball league. Father Columban was the quiet type, but his big smile and paternal ways made him a big favorite with the gang. Whenever a studyhall desk or a bench down in the Hole needed lixin', he was sure to put things straight with a few dell strokes of his hammer and saw. Andy Dwyer was the grandpa of the class. A swift glance of his eye was all that was needed to throw a spell over W7ildman .-Xbt or Rebel Lewis. Brainstorm of the frosh was Sepesy, but he got lots of competition from Bob Leppert, Al johns, and Ed Rutledge. Mr. Hungerman will never forget ijt Roach, the lVest Virgiuny mountain boy with an ailment for every day of the week. Steve Kosanovich became Mr. Craham's favorite pupil in General Science after three or four private sessions, and Nor- man Kuzma rapidly gained the reputation as the juggingest member of the class. Peer among the freshman sportsmen was Bob Dierdorf, winner of the Hljllflfln Golf Tourney, and Pat Crowley excelled at ice-skating when winter sheeted the lake with ice. Ronny Conforti had the tough luck to undergo a mastoid operation, but the boys remembered him in their prayers every day and were on hand to welcome him back when he recovered. ln every way it was a great year for the Frosh-a year filled with the tumbling, joyful melodies of happy days. Nieaise Kralik Gumbita Front Row: Novak l-'i nn NVagonbrenner Second from Top on Right: Front Row: Brisky Rosset ti Severi ni Guerrieri Rider Second Row: Mclilhaney 0'Ncill Burns Nolan Last Row: 'l'hi Kolan Crowley rd from Top on Right: Standing: l.a Mantia Conforti Staab Lewis Blum Danzuso Ki eeling: 1 Feigh Zatlai Dannhardt Duman Murtha Bottom Left: Standing: Wehrle, P. Cast Kuzma Olson Sepesy Hei nrieh Leppert, R. Kneeling: Bot li Sallade Callaghan Mendicino Dierdorf tom Right: From R Deladio Abt Soinple Smith. C. llaughey Hmallhoover ack Row: Miller, M. Downey l-lensler Calaghan Pollack Geary UVK' ,,'S I lm P if L M 5 E My 4 A w 1f'! l, a w - ' ' in . P' if 'I if , . 5 A i U My Q . f ,ft my Q q K In 0 A ni . Q Q I a P V I A i W 1 ' N. . gg '56, 'WHA fx Ex Xi wif' F s 1, 9 A I, . -H z . ' m . , 1 ,, -an--X .L po P' r , ,H X .5 .,.. zgi ig? 11315: , X., . l ,fxnz,fsv':,f: M ,Q gym. my WM? we x K ,K , 3 x x' II: bilskwfivi J-A 'mx ' fa 5 if fi I F f D , Mfg? 4 I- ..g..p-.0-.0-.4-Qs'-0.0-0 45000 I 1 It Top: Standing: Morrell Baird Nolan Halula Rothraulf Soisson itting: Rusnock Ritchie Schuetz Gorka Kirkpatrick ...,-,......-.-,.... Right 'l'op: Standing: Hargarteu Holtz, Ki. Holtz, Stock Sitting: Stevenson Weale Yahner Boltey Wehrle Skirpan, M. Left Middle: Standing: Peluso Papania Shiring Roach Mullen, J. Quinn Sitting: Stevick Skirpan, ll. Molvin Perri M cffrea ry Right Middle: Standing: Kasunie, R. jernstroin Gregg. li. johnson Sitting: Henley DelVeechio l-'lavin Dolan Davis Dailey Fttllartl I eft Bottom: Standing: Charlton, A. Brisbin Becker Ambrose Couch Sitting: Charlton, R. Ballard Abbadini Bonner McCallister Brumftehl Right Bottom: Leonard. Kuensig Malarkey McAllister I.loyd McGuire Langone Kifer Matanic Leonard, Jack 0-04 Fumik Louis I-'xriiilk Ni.KRC'I'lI.l.US Sophomore Symphonies Where's my helmet, Father? How about a new jersey, l'l2llllCI'?H Will you please repeat that formula? How come I'm in jug? These and a dozen similar questions are typical of the many he must answer each day whether he is in the football equipment room, working out an experiment in the laboratory, or tagging a Maur Hall lad for a violation of the rules. His able assistant was Father Marcellus who made his debut this year as a Prep prefect, teacher, and baseball coach. It wasn't long until he had captivated the hearts ol all the boys, and although he had a reputation lor strictness in classroom and studyhall, his interest in every boy's welfare was apparent to all. Among the highlights ol' the sophomore year were many epi- sodes which helped to make school life a series of happy mem- ories. '1'opping them all olf was Pritchard von David. Period. NVho can forget the shining morning face of Trail-blazer Couch as he made his way into class late on frosty autumn morn- ings, traps dangling over his shoulder, a trusty flintlock in his hand and a racoon cap on his head. The Charlton Twins, Bob and Bert, blew in from the sunny Sout-h and quickly won renown with their Richmond accent and contacts at the Hill, Mousie Matanic excelled in basketball and Bon Ballard stole the honors on the diamond, while Tom McCreary made his mark as the outstanding student and athlete of the class. Bob Schuetz, Fred Soisson, and Bob Morrell were the pride of the Scholasticate-so they claimed-and joe Rusnock won fame as a musician. just wait 'til we're seniors! was the cry of every sophomore when they began to hit their stride as one of the best classes in the history of the Prep. lop Kr Left: Standing: Leppert Dewhurst Cullen Alexander West Stewart reeling: Benclick Garylor Bowman Shettig Vlztsaty FA'l'Ill'2R fiIIRlS'I'l.-KN lf.-Yl'lllik Wiuuuax Top Right: Standing: Rebolletlo. D. Scanlon, jirn Brennan llires Obstrepo The Centenary Class! ScTiZifLi1c.t,, G. Tunitis Nlitltlle Left: Buck Row lieth- Hull-tlonrztin ol' the juniors-was the pride und glory ol' the Prep under the direction ol' Father X'V2ll'l'Cll and Father 'rutelti Clhristian. An artist hy nznure, lfznlrer Wzu'ren's lirst nrove :ts 5C Cl'Cfl preleet. ol' the hztll was to improve its ZIPPCZIIYIIICC. Wlhen the juniors returned for srhool in September, they found the windows Cn,sd,,nc gstily decked in tiurtzrins. All yezn' long the hoys were surprised by Bnwrti one ehztnge ztlter ztnother-the last :incl most important one was the window which lfzuher lV:n'ren installed in the prel'eet's door FTOUYBOWI to lzuilitzne eonnnuniezttion in zr hurry when it was needed. lfntlier Christian continued to nruke loezrl loothztll history with dnbm his 'l'-lorniznlion version ol' the Puppy squad which everyone Ixnshuru- conceded wus the best since way hack when . . . Then there were the gztlu spaghetti dinners in the eluhroonr cooked hy xIitldleRighr: Meesrs. Slanhis, Mzrngieri, Gizreorno, Melotti, und 'l'utelo. Selruchert lound it dillittult to keep his inind on trig, und Ciuylor liegzrn to correspond with Peggy, while the Sud-Anreri- Milam' c'zrnos ezrnre lrorn Bogota, Colornhizt. to add at new note to the B2llC fKllUl'lllll-il ronlztntie znnies ol' the Centenary Class, as the juniors now ezrlletl llli'lllSl'lYL'S. Ripley li0XVlll2lll won lznne :ts the eztntlid B 2ff'I'Cf': ezunerzr lientl ol the clztss, and Kunik heezune the newest repre- kffffgi sentzttive ol' the .-Xtlztnlic' City lrznernity to keep things hunnning Herig an the Prep. Louie lientliek ztnd Freneliy Bires lound it diffifult to keep truck ol tl1e loothzrll and bztskethztll equipment, hut they llottgn-Right:Bg1ckRmt were ztlwzrys willing to sign autographs lor ztdrniring freshmen Mifggzm and visitors lrorn St. X. Art Dirittis und Fred Baier sparked Melotti Sellolnstie hztsehztll teams to triutnphs, while Ade Buyloek ztnd Bill Milan rnzule their hid lor glory Latin and Greek. All in all. the juniors were zu great elztss, although they attribute their sense ol' the snrooth and the syt-lie to Farther Fintznfs course in Ele- gant English or Fine Points ol' Finesse. Scanlon, john Front Row: Stnith Pollard hIIll0l'1lll1l Snlvati Lutz Giacomo Q A4153 P in Y N sig 3, 5 I 'W If l ew NN -1. HW P5 , 1 Q . .var MW it f I 3 I E 4 ' -, W5 XA I t . 5, fr ff' ., H 'Y ff f'! M 'wu- i A e , gag 'S :' . 'za L ' , 'iw - ' ,A -s . t -gf w.. I W , ar ai Q , - swf X 5 'P u ' Q Q N . . Q v S1 m - lv 5 gg' -fp , J - 3 4 I fw x i ff mf , Y gg X 1 1+ it , .4 Q 3 'Q , A 5 X X. ' 1 5, 9 5 -I :M .Q ' M N l N X . ff: 21124: ' 4 i HQ? it ff 5 ing iv ,. 15? , -fiat! W V V, Q, w A' ,af 91? , - f,'?'15i5!,W if ,. , In n f , . t, QL: f N ,M 4 va ' if Kiev ., ,, .. A v ,..,. ,gy .. Q Y K ef w my J 1 V , .y , 4 xff,,. ,, Benedictines of the Future l'iA'I'IlICR Virus Kula-'cal-1l,, O.S.li., MA., l,I..lS. 1 C24-nizll l'i2llllk'l' llzunizul presided ovcl' llu' clcsliuics of thc svllallm- mlll-giulls who haul gzlinccl Kill CXll'll scnu-su-r vial thc XVIII'- lillll' 1uu'll-mlccl pmgl':lln. Futllcrs Pirmill und KiCl'21Il viccl wilh mu- llllUllll'lA ill kvcping lhc Sclmlalslics LlCliYC on thc CHIIIIDUS wilh ll willc x'z1l'il'll ul' lIlll'2lllllll'2ll sports. lflllllvl' l'irmin's spcfizllly wus lJ2lSlil'llJ2Ill, whilo l'i2lllll'l' Kll'l'llll L-xc'L'llul Ull lhc llmwilulllxll lJlll'5 zuul llu' llallulhzlll C'lllIl'I. l,llll0S0lJllL'l' ol' llu' group was Fllllltl' f,llll'l'. il lu-wumuw' lu pix-l1'c'lil1g C'll'f'll'S, wlulsl- szlgl' l'l'lll1ll'l4S llllll wisl' uulllsvl kvpl llllllly Zill Clllllll Sl'll0lllSliC' lirmn gaining lun llllhlullgll ll kllowlulgc ul' llu' RlllL'lD01ll'll. Un llu- tllkllllllllll. in thc gym. llllll lll llu' rlalssromn, llul Scluvhlmlics acl gm L'llYi2llJlC rl-c'ol'cl lin' llll'lIlSl'lYl'S lllltl nu'zlsurcml up lo llu- rigid l'l'qllil'L'lllCl1lS ol' llu- clcpzlrlnu-nl wlumsc nlmjvfliw is lu lJl'l'lJ1ll'l' lllUlIl IJllySl6'1llly, llwlllillly, :uul Slllfllllillly lm' llur lil'lll'llll'IilIl' lih- lhuy suillvllzly lumpl- lu l'lIllll'llI'Q'. i l i HXNII xx Vxlill R l'lRXIIX FXTIIITR KIFRAN Fvrlll-'R Oxllik 0l'clcrl' is CLml's lirsl law wus F2illlL'l' Yilus llllbllll in thc',Sc'llul1lslic':1Il'. lllulcr his llil'c'l'liml Illl' llClJ2ll'lIlll'lll pri-p1ll'iilg fzlllclimlzllcs lm' llu Bl'llCClli'lllM' lilo has lJl'llSIDL'l'L'll, Zlllll lllillly lilu c'liz1l':u'lcl's lulvc lX'L'll clcvclolu-ll. As Il C'0llllSL'llll lo thc boys llllilL'l' his C'll2ll'g'l' llllll als an hrm lllll kind KliSC'llJllll2ll'l2lll, l'i2lllll'l' Vilus has slllrccclul in winning llu- l'l'SlJL'4'l Zllltl l'UllllllL'Ill'l' ol' CVl'ly Sl'llUl2lSlll'. Many llur I'l'1lCll'l ul' lilllllll? Sl. Vincent lgl'lll'lllClilll'S Hllllillllk' lu llfllll'l5ll lllNlt'l' lllSl'1llll Our Lauly's Shrinr. Fun on the loboggan! Hit il lo mc, joe! Hanclballers in not inn. Bain-r up! Crowding the nn-l with Fr. Omer. Fr. K io:ran'n . Scwrcr Prolcgcs Ping-pong Champs. 1 r N I I I , Intermlsslnn a M '9- n wg 7' uN Cw'1 nniiimnwc Band. Glee Club, or Chimes4Wl1at'll we do boys Every Man Take at good look ut this picture of us-the Iirst hand in the history ol' the school. NVQ were at sorry looking lot ol' tnusifiztns the lirst tinie we zuiswered Father Rztlph's cull for volunteers last Noveniher. XVith the exception of lvlztngieri 'l'utelo, h'lt'fll'C1ll'y, Scheutf. Curt'ione. :ind at lew others, niost of us had never handled at niusicztl instrument before in our lives. And even when we put, on thztt first progrztni in February with Fztther .'xl'l'll1llJlJ0l there and the whole student body. we were plenty nervous. But under Father Ralplfs patient and cztrefttl instruction we grud- uztlly heeanie the Pride ol' the Prep. Now listen to us as we swing out onto tl1e held, trumpets blaring, drums rolling, and luhzts booming. 'l'here's high stepping 'lohu Delacio, our drum- tnajor, out in front, ztnd even Ernie Perri and Roddy Hztughey are in there tooling their French horns like veterans. Q Yesiree! W, t to he the fhztrter meni- bers of the Prep Band ol' ISHS-first in the his- tory ol' the school. t-'re prou I Di um Major Delaeio Sites, lm Xlelolti. Ilmlorml. l.uIl. l ht'nclel. Sundry l5'II'li Row: . x Gztvlor, ht Q. Mc boclen. Vlziszitv, I Nlitldlc Row: Mniorztnn. 'l'ult'Io. Camps Gill, Ballard. Scanlon, Olson, Smith l-'ront Row: Murray, Herig. Ambrose, Pe Reynolds, hlIllHIllC, XVest, Skirpxtn M11-in1'-n1r1'1111'-nziii, nm-n11'-nm-nzi-nmyyy .... Hard-pressed eollegiuns across the court yard from the band-room must have wished they were on the other side ol' the planet when the song- hirds ol' the Prep loosened up their vocal chords each day in preparation lor the Christmas Can- Izllzl or the operettzt. But when we started to sing, lew were strong enough to resist the temptation to relax and enjoy the singing ol' the Glee Club. lt was lots ol work-but there was lun, too, as we found out when we had rehearszxls with the girls from St. Xavier and Seton Hill .Xeatletny. Everyone acclaimed the Christmas Cantata. Many eame from Latrobe and Greensburg to hear us, although the roads were deep with snow, and gas was hard to get. Few Prepsters will forget the carols we sang that last night before Christmas vacation, and Placid Hall echoed with the old lamiliar strains ol' Silent Night or 'X-Xdeste Fideles for hours alter the elubroom party was over. For many of us it was our last song-lest belore leaving for the armed forces, and we aimed to make it our best M aestro The ther Ralph Fa lll mwt't ' Iris 'tltvtw tt tht- sluqztll nl out' .lUlll'llllilSiN. littt Will'-tltllt' X ttt'stt'tc'ttmis mt patpcty pliottigtxtplitm' ttizttt-t't:tls :tml l'llgl'2lYillg'h Iill't'2llt'Ilt'il tu Iltll at ctimp in our stylt: Spurrt-tl tm by tht- t't-pmt tltztt tht- Cititxii-x -nt-ws tltztt tht- lmtntrtlwllf' t't'c-t-iwtl at 'Nttlmt-t'itmt ' ztwzttxl from tht- CI.S.l'..X.. thc Pl'L'll IR-glcrs :mtl Spriglt-s sliztt'pt'nt-tl up tht-it' pt-tttils :tml clttg in lor tht' yl'2ll S wink. llmt Gztylutt ztllcl -luck l,t'pItt't't tt't't'c :tt tltt' hclm ol' tltc tlllllflllllffl' tttitlutt lftttltct' Nzttltzttiitis cltrcctmtt wlittn Fzttlit-t' Cllirismpltt-t' wats tili- poitttccl zttlvisct' ol' tltt' mlla-gc qluurrzul. Nlcztti- wliilt' tht- CIIIMI-.5 stall' ht-gain tn ztssvtulmlt- tlicit' I'0t'c't's tttttlct' Fzttlict' ciill'i!slOIJilL'l'. who l't'll ltcit' to thc post vztczttt-tl by luttlict' lztlmttml. lla stullztt' iitotlctutnt' for mt-t' :t cltwzttlc. journal Editors lihrrk Galley Pmnfs Hutullitig tlitt t'clitot'iztl work nf tltt' Cltttxttfs wttrc Gcut'gt' Gtrgg. 'limi Ht'tttlct'mti. Dirk lm- hotlctt, :tml Bob lvcrst-ti. liusitit-ss dt-latils :tml thc ititmttcy-tutisitig cztntpztigtt watt- in tht' cztpztblt' ltttntls ol' Gcurgt- Kttkurin. Plains wt-rc wcll ttticlct' way for tltt' pt'otlttt'titm ul' tltc Iiitlt Yultuttt' ul' tltc Cittxttcs wht-tt tltc pinfli ol' watt' slimtztgt-s begun to lx' I'clt in t':tt't1t'st. But Iittztlly thc knot lncgzttt to tttttitvcl. atml tltt' tttttxiutl tlictnt- ol' thc book wliicli lizul tlttx-:ttcttt-tl to t-nclon at st1t1t'ttott', took itll ttpttttn att lust :ts tht' pttastw lwgztti to lllI'Il out tl1t'Iit'stt'rtlitt'srmI tlttt ctlllXIlfS ul 'l:m. Fatlicr Clirislopltcr Explains Chimes Fitultwicr Kfhitnrs Lily-out Kukurin Smiles f 1 2 1 Xjiix 1 .Q 'L A S fb, x 1 - X . Q?-Q ' Vries.: 1.1 YL ., ,-.1.,1,l?., .A - K., W. .iw-,, .K Q 3 f 'Zi-L4lf1J..f, ff, . 5 ,, ??aa.:.gvi-, iijgraxt 1- K' - 'N 'g - .rgfzv,1.:f,,w if L' i.' 5i..1.- ' ie Q X V E -: ..f,w:-H .ibn-' , . ,,.. . . . Y . -,hi2+d'? ' 'Ni ' N W' W .ww . ' ' , . .,.. 1 6 v I ., , , 1. , ll' x .4 k r ,, 3 fig Q. vmww f 1 1, gif r I I w...,, 'wemxlffh .::, ., Ki 1 5. xx lb-.,. i W 'bm 1 my gifs if . M , H wg. ugh .. K,- x Hfif' ff? 1 3 .ggi Fr .,E....M.f:, g ' N .4 .1 5 if -. wwf' ...bw W. V -,, ,Sf ,-.-. A ,, ff vw' .ag W1 ,..., ? ., 5 ,, 'f , H, E I if I 1 Ai- Ihc Mmmlnin Dunn' M011 ul' Norway N1au'nnuluLc, Grim-g, Aflcr lhc show was mm' rr, mul llfll' lijnrwll l'icp uIu'ui'lliis luiu' mm llf'llll'llllHlIN iuiluim UNCH' H'2ll'. illlll lllih y4':ii's lnluliu llrill. .XlIll7l'f'glllIl .Yigl1l.v. lizisul fill Ilu' lili' ziiul niuwu nl l'illWill'Ll Grieg. was im t'XH'IlllrHI. Uiui' num' Cieorgu Kukuiin lilziyml ilu' main mlm' sis lLilu':iiil Grieg. Ninn. CGrii'g's NXX'4'l'llll'2llil. was lun'li1iym'il lay Dur- mliy lic-ciiani. l'aiiil Nluirziy look llu' lh2lI'l nl' Man- inauliilw, Gric'g's rival lm' ilu' liziiul ul Ninn, uiul Ninzik l'ailu'i'. Hcinuin Hzigvruli. was played by lfrziilcis liircs. .-Xll right. gang, lci's gn! wus l zitlu'r Rzilplfs liif-llllll' lor lwgiiliiilig' pr:u'Iic'c scssirms during tlic wcvks ol' przu'lic'c' wliicli p1'ccL'clccl ilu' singing ol' Ilu' musiczil. llzirlny lirzuly srmu'linu's found it cliflicull In kvvp liis milul on llu' music' during joint-p1'1u'1ic'c's :il llu' Hill, zuul Ernie PCl'l'llS li'c'lxlc iuczisimuilly slippccl out ol' gear on sonic ul' ilu' lizarnuniy 2ll'l'1lllgClIlClllS. lmul llic show wcm un. XX'lu'n llic curlziin wont clown on ilu' linzil SCCIIL' ol' llu' 0lJL'l'L'llll, lliuiulcrmuis zipplziusu limxn ilu' illlillL'llCC lacspokc' El wzirm Wcll clinic! Scion FATHER RALPH Hill aiiul Sl. Yiiu'c'1il 0IJL'l'c'll1I Iims will long rc- nu'mlu'i' llu' llilllllllllg strains ol' l Low You' mul ilu' lu'ziulil'ul mcloclics ol' A Swain, Sulcjg's Sung. or ilu' l'cc'i' Gym Suite. I-'.x'l'Hi1R HON.-XVliN'l'l7Rli Ilurollly kvvnmi mul Gcorgn' kukurin as Nina and Grieg Nlumling: Ilircs, llclzuio, xlllllglldil, lflllllll Billing: Kifvr, Kueunic. lic-sr'Iici'. lfzillwi' liglmcii. Sclicmlcl. Wcsl. u'2IlL'l's. Kuliurin. l'mllzi1'd I lrmr.' Nlilmlivll Slllllll'X, l'c'l'l'i ..,-Y,.. ., ..,L,, ,,.-,-. I . ' , i.,. ...M ,.. Smiling ilu- pmlmlcnls ul' llii- sludvm lmdy, llllllllglllg lm' damuw. amd slmnsmiiigsm'i1ils-llicsc were lim il lbw ol' ilu' 1Il'llYl' tics ul llic iiiviiilmws ul' ilu' SlllClL'lll Cloumil. XViIl1 lfzlllic-1' liglmcrl as zulvisci' :md l.1u'ry CLc'l'lliull'i-1' :us pri-siclclil, ilu- Cloumil was lnmml lo slicuwcl :md sllcrcccl il did. liu'l'y Slllilyllllll lizld its l'cpl'csL'l1Iziliws lo voiu' llu- suggvs' tirms ul' thi- lmvs lm' making lilc :il llic Prop lizlpplci' :md mm'c :nglm-zilmli' lor sliulvnlm :ind 2llllllllllSll'2lllUll znlikv. Sflmol prulmlcim rauigimg' lmm polirios ul' SL'lli-QOVCl'llIlll'lll lo lixing tlic liol-wzilcr lu-zilm' in llic sllowc-1' mmm wcrc thc sillmjc-cts nl' lrzmk climcussions in lllc' .XSSlSl1lIll llc'ziclni:lstc'r's ollii-4-. But lwsl ul :ill wcrc llic- clilnfcs :md srnmls plznmvd by Ilii- Cloumil. l llllli'l' llunslzin showed lllc boys and girls lllg' linc puims ol' l'0llCl'-Sliilllllg al Lllc Grccnslmrg rink, :md thc Hail- l0wc c'n liairn Ilzmfc in llic gym was zi llzlppy time liC2lll1l'lllg squzm- clzinu- music' :md llic Dig for lliu oystvr, clivc lm' Ilia: claim zimics ol' Cllmck Kimtz zmd Dam lNIcVay. The Student Council aq....Y-W .475 Y iw - 4- 7- - -V L -on, -1-,1 - ' The St. Valentine Ball rlrllkll lllcrc was llu' Yzxlcnlim- lizlll ill Scion Hill all wllifll ug? llCXX'lllll'Sl. CL-orgy Sllllllls and lfrzxn Nl2lllglCl'l slulc mw with Illcil' llL'lllUll5ll'2lIlUIl ol' qcntccl jillcl'-IJ1lU'g'il10' I . hu h' tlln' .Xll ln all, ll Wu '1 groan f'L'2ll'. thanks lu thc COIISIZIIII ellorls ol' 'SlllllL'lll flour Sociuls at Seton or Sl. Xavier YVere Always Popular LET'S DANCE l I2lIif0I'IliZl lIl'l'l' WV1' Nldiill ,XIIIIHUNV Slllllllxl'll Ibuxiu l:UlIlK'll I., I l.1immul fllllllf' M X nu' 1 I'yXV lhl'll'1 ' unnlu- ' 1 , . Y Colleague andl. 1 lil Klll 1l1-lml1'l's 'uul on llulx u'1-r1' lunlull u lu-l'1'i111l11 XXQSILIIIPLIIIISXIXlllll 1111 xlnlllx mm lm llum llu 11sp11l1 IIIUIS lmm K ll llllllll Imm l'1IlsIun1gl1 u g pn U ,IIN 1. 1 1 1 ,. 1 ll I nl :all llun 11: N1-w Kl'llSillglUll m .IUIIIISIOXYII llu'y l1':1x'1'll1'1l l lll Cl1'lJ1llL'S annul slu-1-1'l1 l0lll'lllllllK'llIh I L'Yl'l'y kilul. YCIUI ms ul llu QIOUIJ wc' lll Dum, M11-ll uul Sum! 11' Nlil1'llL'll, S-1 l, C.nllu-rl, .Xml ' nn, whil1- Nllllll ' uul Russclli mx IIUUIJI 1' 1 1u1'l1- now. lx1'rs1'11. 1, Ln-1m'I1'y, NIKIICIIHIIIUB ul1' up ll IQOIII'-NUIHK' ol lDl0llliSillQ lylcs. Ilu N.1lu1lml IUILIISH' 1.1-znglu' 1l1-l1:nl1- llllK'S tum fm' lllk' yuan' xx lx: llt'5UIXl'llI l,ll1ll lll1' lcgnl Ullillg' llgl' lu' l'1'1lu1'1-1l lU1'iglll1'1'll.H ll In'1n1'1l lu lu' il liwly :nul timely lrnlmu Zlllll llu- l'r1'p's llzm xvl'lJhll'l'S I1-:n'lu11l ll grvzll 1l1-all lllurlll llu- mul CUIIQS ul' llu- i55lll' KXLII xl11uw' winning lllt XVCSICIII ' f3 1'1l94 ' ship all Clznlilurl ' hulnem- fnul Ilgnin IIN! li I 1 . 1 1 5 I1ll'I HHS' ,HHN ,ll llu-5 ll 111 l1 nmwlx lllll 1l11mln1m ll I Sl.1l1' 'l'1 uluu lulluu 1111 In I1llll'Nl an lu- Hill Mix llu- lilllfllllllxlllg lllk' lwxl lll Ilia Sllllk' HI . . 4. I 4 llL'l1'llL'l' ul ilu- sclmul zmcl um' ol s. g'l'L'llli'Sl Irlulnpll. ln .' '.1S 5 lml Sailors Xlklll0l'l'll llzull Ill l,lllNlJlll'L:'ll. Sl SIN tltIllN llllll la'lc'llc'l's lJl llSl'll ll :ls mul nl Illm- lwsl mlus IlILX ll ul s-wr lll'lllxKl. .V . ll- llIll.'5l'1lIIlHll xx nm ilu lllll'lJvN primlm- in llumurml Vllllllllllllll ulnlm- Inn .Xlnllmmsv xlml lltlll All C Ill Wl'lll In Im lllv num' wxnlu-1' lL'ilIIllllllL'5 ul mll 'am llli :ml ln lQlIl'll 0I'lllHl'Y. lion Clulln-ll Inu 1 llIL'SNl'll. llllll' ln-imc n rm-hull als lu nmkc lru-mls wllll llu , , H - hw Mvans No gil lmmls lll nppmiliml :mul llzul mr Illllllf' 5 . Xl: llmulalm lillllluxlllm llc lllll lun JU . ., A lm- Sallucllcll In-gun lUl1'l'l llu' i'0IllIJ4.'IIll0ll. 'lk-clmim nllx llxm Pup sin-zlkl-rs haul an ltlllgll um' lm! llu xc-'lsulllllg' zlml L'XlJk'l'lt'Ill't' lllvy -'um-cl will vm mu Ilnm lm' ll lux-lliylll sl-:ls 5 ' II 1 5 llllllllb Ull ' Suullon Nmiu' Dclmlcrs Ull un ax Trip Nulam Cirmxlvy Rrnssclli H4 l'lllllllll'y lfulurr l'i Thc Rifle Club The Mcssrs. Fix-it, Inc. .5413 qgfmmf Me .Qin rv M 'O- 'nl U Qx I r y wfX Star Performers lvfk V V 'ru '19 r E 4 Right down the field, boys! Fight, Vincent, Fight! We Salute A Gentlem Xllll.l.I.XNl R.'Xl lfI-'R'lY. li S .. ., IIVIIII fifrllrfl Um' nl' the Hit tt 6 .llc'Sl Inu-salts in at lmfs lilt it lftlllll' into t'UlIlilt'l with mvtt ol' high itlttxtls ul 5iJtll'l5lllllllSlllIJ. :tml ul' limit' plant. XXX- liaiw IU :ill thvw things lJt'l4hllIllllL'il in Nltp Railltily. St YllIC't'lll l't't'p Ikmtlmll t'U2Ilkll lm' thc' IJLINI tan ycairs. ln Slbllt' ul tht- long lumix ht- hats put in tt an his wurk in ll local clvlivttsc tlwn louml timn- tu clirt XV I . t. ht' hats ' 'ct vzttsitx' K ' 4- mzilutc' hi ' ' still I lrmllmll 'll tht l'lc In lot lt'll xx its ot xutc-cl sc't'x'ict In ll I . Ialithlttl :tml dt tht- sclltml. Front Row: Ludwig, Melotti, Kukurin, Clark, Veitch, Gerthoffer, Schendel, Waters, Burgunder Brady, Civitarese, Manoli. Middle Row: Mr. Rafferty, coach: Eupizi, Buchanan, Nfaiorana, Brennan, West, Sardi, Sundry Boerner, Brennan, D., Smetana, Dickie, Bigelow. Back Row: Mitchell, Fitzgerald, Mazon, Bloom, Boyer, McGuire, Shettig, Dwyer, Mr. JIOIO assistant coach. Work. Fun and Cheers Coach Bill Rafferty's charges opened the sea- son defeating Derry Township, 19-7. Kukurin scored on a pass, and Waters raced 55 yards for another touchdown. After Derry had scored, Civitarese added the final counter in the fourth quarter, while defensive work by Veitch and Schendel held Derry scoreless, The Prep's 15-game win streak was snapped, when Johnstown Catholic took a 7-6 decision. Both teams scored in the final canto. The Blue and Gold received -Iohnstown's kick-off and, with McGuire and Sundry sparking the play, drove 70 yards for their only score. Ligonier High proved no match for the Prep as they went down to defeat, l9-0. McGuire and Sundry scored touchdowns in the second period. After a scoreless third period, Waters intercepted a pass and scampered 85 yards for the final points. Lady Luck was missing when the Prep played Norwin High, on a rain-soaked field, at Irwin. The Blue and Gold lost a close game, 12-7, as McGuire scored the Prep's only touchdown in the second quarter, and Bill Waters booted the extra point. Putting up a stiffer opposition than expected, St. Luke finally succumbed to the Prep's power, l2-G. Johnny Civitarese scored twice for the Prep: bucking seven yards in the second period, and dashing 40 yards to clinch the game in the final canto. With the subs seeing a lot of action, the Prep rolled over Washington I.C., 20-0. Kukurin caught a pass for the first score, and a few min- utes later Civitarese added another. Carl Sardi ran I2 yards in the Hnal heat for the last score. Fumbles paved the way for a l9-0, defeat at the hands of Altoona Catholic. Although Gerthoffer, Buchanan, Burgunder and Melotti were excel- lent on the defense, miscues offset all of this and cost the Blue and Gold the game. Beat Central! That was the cry that echoed throughout the school on the eve of the biggest game of the year. In the third quarter, Manoli made a sensational catch in the end zone for the Prep's lone score. Central frustrated Brady and Civitarese in their tries to gain yardage, and walked off the field with a 26-7 win. lv X X l T i ' 4............ . 1 :1 1 Lf.. .IL . if ,P I x I 1 ,-3'.v,f:,--f-Q ,g- n hd.. l'.E'T..'.,L.l. 'f,l ll l AAVS X 1 . Y fy ' 5 fl BEARKI'l I'EN illlvlli-FX lflXl'l'I5AI,l, RECORD , ilffg Opp- Pffff Iwrry 'lownsllip 0 I9 lIUllllSlUWll llalholif . . T 6 I,igonic'r , . . 0 ll! Norwin .. ,. I2 7 Sl. Luke . ,,,. ,,.. ,. ti 12 Lou Benedick and , XVashmgton I. C. ...,. .. 0 20 I-'renchy Bires, Managers Altoona Catholic ..,.,......,........ 19 0 Cculrul Catholic Ql'iuslmrg1l1j 26 7 Action in the johnslown Catholic Game , V L Q ,,4, M. l . ...X 1 'l'he Pups took on new lile as lfathers Christian amd Nathaniel went to work on the boys who came out lor liall practice. 'll-lorntation tricks, hidden hall plays-all the raffle-dazzle tactics ol' hig-time loothall won Iatne lor the one time under-dogs ol' the Prep. Most signilicant victories ol' the season were those over the Kiski .layvees with Campo and Irons paving the way to a 26-ll win: the lXiCKl'L'N Rocks .XXL which was a hard-lought hattle on a snow-toil-red lield emling in a 7-ll photo-linish: .md Wilmerding--the last a llllll blitlkrieg in which Shining and Kiler romped to touchdown alter touchdown under the protection ol a stellar line and smashing blocks. Coaching the Pussies was Father Aelred-the Pop XVZIYIICI' ol' the local gridirons. Under his aegis. the Pussies clawed their way through a six- gztnte schedule which was climaxed in a scoreless tie with St. Paul's Orphanage and two WillS over Holy lfzunily, Latrobe. Htzmdouts ol' the Pussy lorccs lor Red Hein- rich, Dixie Dailey, .lack XVelsh, 'lohn Small- hoover. -lohn Delacio, Cotton Lewis, and Jojo Somple. More than one thrilling episode was provided hy the Dailey-Delacio pass combination which netted many yards lor the Pussies. PUPPY SQUAD lfront Row: jcrnstrom. Becker Irons, Ballard, Hallisy, Davis lflznin. Kifcr. Second Row: Abbadini. tngr. S t c w a r l. Mcilreary, Perri Shiring. Ambrose. Vllehrle, R. tngxx: Father Christian, coach Top Row: McAllister, Peluso, Molvin. PUSSY SQUAD lftont Row: So in ple. Dailer. Douncy, Miller, G.: Heinrich. Smalllmoovcr, Wchrlc, l'.g Kosa anorich. Miller. M.. Delaeio. Middle Row: I.eppert, R.: Lewis. Calaghan, Crowley. W e l s lt. johns, lfather Aelretl. coaeh. Back Row: Kane, Pollack, lfinn, llaughey. Abt, llazeltinc, Pos- And Gentlemen All! X Q ,,,, ,,-,, S l S 2 2 Puppies t Puppies z Puppies z Puppies z Puppies Puppies Puppies., Puppies S S 5 2 Pussies 2 Pussies. : Pussies, l Pussies ...., . l Pussiesw. .. S . l lussiess. . l I cr ,-.,4-'., ,,,,',,, ,, PU PPIES' REQ IORD , 0-St. lframis .. 0-Mt. Lebanon Wildcats . , 28-Pussies . , , 2li--Placid Hall , , . 0-Varsity , . U 26-Kiski j.v.'s . 7-McKees Rocks All. 40-Wihnerding .. , PUSSIES' RECORD . 0-Greensburg 0-jeannetle 0-Puppies 0-St. PauI's . 28-Holy Family I2-Holy Family .. , ,,'- ,,,',,, ,.,,,,',,,,, 'KL SK,IllzNlll-,l., u'll l,li0 W EST, guard LARRY GICRTIIUFFICR. guaul CZIIUCK MANOLI, mul AROUND THE BALL. LEFT T0 RIGHT: lyouxxv HRENNAN, mm-r AIUHN sMETAN.x, renter PAUL MCGUIRE, lulllmrk GEORGE KUKURIN, cml ART SUNDRY, halfhack AL BURGUNDER, guard I'.lT CLARK, lacklc DARBY BRADY, halfbafk Qin CCIIICTJ :l:xvlIlllt'l' of Arl Room-y Trophy givvn to most valuable player nu squad. -.-an ,, ,,...,...a-1 ,.Qar.a lt 3 Music on the Hardwood S 5 This is the toughest basketball schedule in the history ol' the school, announced Father Egbert when he released the list of teams the Prep would meet during the 19-1-1-45 season. To make matters more dillicult, the Prep was without a coach. Mr. Rafl'erty's resignation was necessitated by the pressure of work in a new defense-plant position, but Father Louis stepped in to lill the gap created when he left. Under his capable coaching the Bearkittens succeeded in winning seven and losing nine games. lVith Buchanan at center, Kukurin and Ma- tanic at forward. and Sundry and Sardi at guard, the team laced Derry Township, 49-25. 'Then followed a G0-19 triumph over St. -lohn's. The next game was a 33-24 win over Derry Township. George Kukurin rolled in 23 points and Mou- sie Matanic, 20, as the Blue and Gold walloped St. Francis, 63-29. In their lirst Catholic League appearance, the Prep bowed to North Catholic, 54-31. Kiski was next on the roster. but even Lou Buchanan's 14 counters failed to stop the Salzburg boys who won, 41-37. BASKETBALL Prep, , ,, 49-Derry Township ....,,.,,,,,, . ,......25 Prep. .. ,,,. 60-St. john's, Uniontown ,,,,,,,,.. ..I9 Prep. ,.,,, . ,.., ,,,, 3 3-Derry Township ,,..,,,...,,...,,...,. 24 Prep., . .. 63-St. Francis Prep ,,,,,.,..e,,,,t,t, M029 2i1Prep ,,,,., ,,,,,... 3 1-North Catholic tPgh.j ,,,,,,,,,e., 54 Prep. . ..,,,.... 37-Kiski ,........,.,,.,....,,,,,,, ,.,,,..,,,,,,e, 4 l Prep. . . ,,,, 24-Ligonier .,,,,,,,,,.e, ,,,,,,,,.,e ,,,. , , .35 Prep. ., ,, ,...,,, ,l8-Johnstown Catholic .. ,. 'FDenotes Catholic Class A League Games Sardi graduated in February and the team lost to Ligonier, 35-24, followed by a defeat at the hands of Johnstown Catholic, 35-18. The Prep's fifth straight loss was to Central Catholic, 41-29. The Kittens finally snapped their losing streak at the expense of St. -Iohn's with Kukurin pacing the scorers to the tune of 18 points. Subs saw lots of action in the 40-13 triumph. The most thrilling game of the year was the North Catholic battle which the Prep lost by one basket, 21-19. Matanic and Kukurin led the team to a 34-32 win over Kiski and spurred on by this victory, they met Central Catholic for the second time. The locals played their best but came out on the short end of a 50-32 score. Johnstown Catholic met a much stronger Prep team in their second encounter but eked out a 26-I9 victory in the last period. Turning on the power against Ligonier, the Kittens led the Valley team in the third quarter but were unable to turn the tables completely and lost, 24-20. The last game of the season ended on a hap- pier note as the Blue and Gold trounced St. Francis, 50-23. Kukurin led the season's scoring with 181 points. RECORD-1944-45 tkprep ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 9-Central Catholic QPgh.J .......... 41 Prep ,,,,... ..,,..., 4 0-St. john's, Uniontown ..,...,..... 13 rltllrep ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, l 9-North Catholic tPgh.J .............. 21 Prep YY,,,,, ,.,,.... 3 4-Kiski ............,............................. 32 ti1Prep ....... ,....... 3 2-Central Catholic tPgh.7 ..,.,..... 50 Prep... ...,,... I9-Johnstown Catholic ........... ,W26 Prep .,.,.. ...,.... 2 0-Ligonier ..,,.,. ....,,.,., ,....... . . 24 Prep ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, 5 0-St. Francis Prep ........ ......... 2 3 PUPS. PUSSIES, FLEAS and .Xt the close ol lootball season the Puppies nt into ltibernatiott, bttt tlte Pussies Carried On the list ol' XXI' on then' tttter-scholastu' progratn. 1 1 their opponents were such old-littte favorites as the fireettsbttrg lfroslt, Sarrecl Heart fileannettej . llte Latrobe Bulldogs, and the St. Vincent Clturelt quintet. l'lettt1'1t'lt attd Staud 1 'apidly rose to lante as point-st'ot'ing l'ot'wat'ds, while XXX-lsh attd Downey excelled as guards. Vit lfirst leillll on tlte roster was tlte Latrobe Bull- dogs who-were deleated decisively. 3 ll'l'lIl Clltureh tasted the power ol' the Pussies when they went down to tt I8-lil deleat llte Ctreettsltttrg l'roslt proved the 1 - L 1- 7-95 St ttentesis ol' the Bt-ttet Hall squad tn a 50-11 tru l ntplt. .X at tslt te'tnt l't'llll'll ntaleh with tlte bt. Xntetnt p gave the l,llSSll'S another win, but this tinte they were lorted to put lorllt everx' ellott to 1, tj ga 'Soi tne, ..7'-5. ln' a score ol -ll-I1, attd the ltst ge SCR! I'l'SSll',S take the Once tttort- l'i2lllll'l' .Xt-lred's boys IllL'l attd eon- qttered the Bulldogs in a smashing 52-Ill victory. nple led the leant to a win over Sarred Heart tnte ol' the D son was at Ill-lli victory over the ex-l ussies. 8111111111155 Il1'ittlitlt.0'N1'tll. lutlltrt xl'lIl'tl.lUlllll1 Xltllet. Xl ,Z XX'eIslt. l.towlex. Stttallltottxet, l'olla1L Leppeti, R. Ix'111'1'I111gJ Sontple. llowttey. Ilelat io lntratnttral basketball leagues got ttnder way almost as soon as tlte last football was put away. .In Maur Hall it was a ltot fight between the Fighting 'I-F's attd l5ec'ker's Shantrofks. Placid Hall occasionally isstted ehallenges to all eonters lor a l'ootketball gante-sans rules. sans rel'- erees, sans everything. ltt Bede Hall Fatlter Christians teiltll pared tlte league attd took all honors in the second hall' despite the efforts of the Masked Denton, Tint Salvati, to bring 'leant 3 into the win eolttntn. Meanwltile other sports were attracting many Prepsters' attention. The rille club was formally organized in February under Father XVarren's direction, with Father Clantillus as tlte potent adviser on all things ballistic: Father NVarren's roottt took on the appearance of an arsenal and Cullen, McGuire. and Skirpan offered lessons in the art ol' shooting at a ntoderate fee. The howling alley was a srene ol' leverislt aetix - ity as the linals were run oll. Father Cltt'istian's teattt nosed out Father CIln'istopher's by a ttarrow ntargin ol' l-l pirts to win the coveted red attd blue sweaters awarded to the victors. Boxing won the lintelight on St. Patriek's Day with tnateltes between Melotti attd Brady. Waters attd Brennan. Llardell attd Seanlon, Peluso attd Shiring, Dailey attd lNIt'Clallister. attd Campo and liroderick. 1 ! ...sl-:AHPS o f R . y u ' . ' f . 5 EL . ' I if .-...:. , x . rg v'-, g - :Nl I ' . f : ff . i t . . . , , ' . 1 A V N -1 LET 'ff fitklw . -g , W , t r . ,vL , X if I LEAK ., xiii l .F . ' K N ': Q t Y . f, X .uk 'J +L s ' s ' .A , f a . i 3 . :: I . t lit: I . it ' t A . t . .,. .. ,L 5 1 hx M avak , , L M If , . i i ff . i -a s rs . V. E, qh, ,Q 4 A 1. up I .Q , X a . t y t . . s, i ' e i A i Vmwn lVIA'll'ANIC Vince came from Ambrid honors in his freshman sophomore, he again won string as one of the shifty of the varsity. C to cop basketball ar. This year, as a a berth on the first high-scoring forwards Lou BUCHANAN Father Louis' worries abo t getting a first-rate center for the squad wexie settled when Lou Buchanan reported for pra center-jumps which this 6 turn to the Prep's advanta tice. There were few footer plus failed to e. 'R ART SUNDRY Art followed in the footsteps of his brother, Vince, by stepping into the sportslight as a reg- ular in football, basketball, and baseball. During the past season he distinguished himself as one of the Kittens' most outstanding guards. , GEORGE KUKURIN When things got hot on the hardwood, Kuke was always sure to remain as cool as a cucumber. George was high-scorer of the varsity in his junior year and he duplicated that feat this year with a total of 181 points. y CARL SARDI Sardi came to the Prep as a senior, but it wasn't long till he had established himself as a star athlete. Playing guard on the varsity was apple- ie to Vic and the team didn't lose a game until e graduated in February. Frunf 130111: 1l:1l1z11'11. XVc1sl1. l1'c111s. 1Ko1111c'1'. Knnik, Xlglinm 1x'c'1'sc11, KllkllI'1l1. The Varsity Squad 1121. lfrlrk l101l'.' NI:1I:n1i1'. Snnclrx. Xlallnlli. l'111l1IL'l' X111l'l1C11llS, 1'0a11'11' Rl'fl101K15, l3:1gnz1l11. S1111111111. john: .x1CX2llll1Cl1 1'sll113ll'l1 11111,- . . ,, . Take me out to the ballpark . . ,Xn Ul1It'l' Inst was 1111111111-111 this ya-111' when l1lK' 1J'ISl'1!.I11 11.1111 an-ppccl 0111 onto thc 111-Icl 101' 1 . l11l'l1' 11131 g21ll1L'41ll'XN' 1111il'1n'111s. .XIIL1 1111- 11-21111. .1n ' Q '- 1 1114111111 hx 1.111111 NI ullux 1lXlC1 1111 to 1111 1'xI11'1'iz1lin11s 111111151-11 hx' l11L'1l' lllllly 2llJlJL'1ll'2ll1CC. Un . Xlml 29 lhvx' 11011-111111 lhc 5f1l01?lS11l'S, I1-9. 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N 9' 0 Nr, S fl' 1? 1 jx .x 3 3 L 1 -N., W-sq .'.m Q' , 1 2 ff --1. .. ' 5 .w,..m A i 'fi 3 ii, fl f , 4 a:??+ . , 1. A +1 . I ,S ' NA ,, aff' - Y ' . f 1 S. Q -'bfi , 1' Y, P . V '1 ,N L. Sf! 4 MW- ,. M 4. - dex My A A mvmsia k . S 3 P b ' .af QQ? 12 frg,Q,,g,, A, KIGA 5 - L- ga .2 A 0 if J' f l. ! R if Q4 I H X? . 1 A xl . A1 2 . , , , 4 uw 1 -, A ,li 4 4. ,nt y, y fl! N v ' . ,, -'L K --X . 5 . 7 'LII MWN D Seniors '4- ACK Yun lm' potent l'liu'i1l llnll' I 'A K 1 A . X 3 F x ' ' , . ' 1 , Wa , ,. , A 1' ,ii I I, 4 Q---,swf , fa , ' 5 W jf.: --4, As -. 4-fu NMIL1 V-H vs Fl we 4, , A '41, , E fix 1-3 R- 1 Q Svdfvi '- 31 ,ff--f' X -f-4 ' 1 N 1 ff . 1i 3' WD L If Fl xy 1' Luna-5 llltil-Ql.UXS' Botti- Hoyt-ik William M. Bigelow-a likeable manner and a pleasant sntile made Bill many friends. Books and sports had their plaee in ltis life but dances attd soeials fottnd him at his best .... Bernard E. Bopp-Bernie was tlte wintter of tlte SCl10lllSlll'S' 500 league. 'l'all and atltletie, lte took 112111 in all outdoor sports. His tnusieal talents are expressed on tlte keyboard. 'l'he Navy now lays elaim to him .... Robert L. Boyer-Bob left tts in March for tlte Air Corps attd we all tnissed ltis ready sntile and willing spirit. He was always ready for atty artiyity-shindigs, dances, football, or skiing .... Darby R. Brady-Known as the l'rep's own streak of gridirott lightning, Darby was one of tlte liveliest attd most popular of all. He fottttd antusetttettt in tlte ntost serious situa- tions attd because of this won many friends .... Ralph M. Brane -Youngest of the class was Ralplt. .-Xn exeellent stttdent. 'he was sure to make every honor roll. A friend and a speaker wortlt rententbering .... Thomas Zsembik-'l'otn first came to tlte Prep during' tlte summer session of 1944, httt lte became a Vincentian at heart within a few weeks. I.eft tts to join tlte eollege early in tlte year. . . . Robert D. Brown- Red made friends easily at tlte Prep during his brief stay ltere. Our loss is tlte Navy's gain. t Bruin' Bk.-tlxli lsr stink likotrst 4 , J L!! ff f g 'iv' t -- 'Q 4- -is was - . . I V , ,y N. .'a' A diller, a daller, a ten o'clock X K scholar 1 . 1 ts-,sir 1- A . f' mage ' '- , ferr' 'tri ,1. 1, TY: F,,.i1'f-??7 --1. - ' :Enid . fs-1.1 'd .F ig f. -,gi will i i . Aff, 4, . l3j:. '?iQ -,..1.i 5 F-V .'f' G, , r--.Jai A '-.,, ,gi .,-54,-,ri -.. .-5 ' 'V 'U-l. 'fx' i , , fig M :+i'f'Z ',, ' I It fri 's , ,nk , ,Linn M --'35, . 3,21 ...-1S1F 'S,, Y.. L-.J- fa, ',-'UG' Bernard V. Brunetti-Bud sang the praises of Uniontown but was all too hesitant about giving himself due credit. VVe knew him as a swell fellow and hope that he goes far in medicine .... Charles B. Buechele-Chuck seldom went on an extra vacation, but a senior he took an extended week of about four months. Everyone liked Foxie. A real credit to Altoona .... Albert Burgunder-Not only did our Blonde Bun1mer Hll the shoes of a sportsman but those ol a student, too. VVe know Al as fun- loving and easy going. His should be a bright future .... John Civitarese- Little Johnny had no dilfieulty in making friends or gaining distinction. He was giftedpas an athlete, a student, and as a pleasant personality .... Patrick E. Clark-As an athlete. student, and speaker Duge was eertainly aljove average. Three years at the Prep have earned lor him a permanent plaee in the I'l1CIl1Ol'lC5 ol l1is elassmates. He is now a lighting Marine. . . . Robert E. DickiefXVhen linker left Brooklyn for the Prep. he gained lame as a smooth dancer and quickly made the ac'- quaintanee ol' the girls at St. X's and the Hill. Exeelled at sports and writing. One of the editors ol' the Cmmtcs .... Claire A. Dinger-Voted most likely to succeed. ls tops at classes, sports, and the violin. N C IXIFKRIHF CLARk DICKIE Dlxrzrn :LS i r t J Midnite Snark Dl0NClFRIO Evfuvs Ftuw Adam P. A. Ijiollilliflll-'iRllIDI , became a member of the Eagle Squadron as soon as he arrived. Claims Crabtree as his home, a real Harry qlantes on the trumpet, he lormed the cornerstone ol the Prep jazz band .... Gene A. Evans-Hates to be called Eugene above all things. An excellent student and sports fan. Baseball is his favorite pastime. Class representative .... Norbert Frey- Norb is the most quiet fellow in the class. A star on tl1e diamond and a protuising ticikler ol' the ivories. Norb is seldom seen without his pipe .... Leo Justin Hopp-Period. Father ligbert's pride and Father 1idinund's worry. Forever prepared to make a dissertation on any subject at any time. Orchids to you. .lustin .... Lawrence C. Gertholfer-XVords ran hardly explain the lieeling we all have lor Gerty. He was Student Clouneil representative, elass president, football captain-and tl1e best- liked boy in the school. ll' eharaeter counts. he is already a sue- eess .... George G. Gregg-Pride ol' the day-hops was George. .-X lour year honor student and key man in all day-student aetiri- ties. NVhen better things are made. George, as Zlll engineer. will build them .... Thomas Henderson Known as a goll' and tennis are. 'l'oni was also unbeatable at pool. ilonspiruous by his absenre, 'he gained a reputation I'or 'rtiund-the-eloek disappear- anees. Come graduation. 'loin plans to enter the .-Kit' Corps. Urn rttorrrn Gkrraz PIENIIERSON Hori- Htislox I xt nom- s lvtfasl-'N IICYNINGS lows llovcztc Klil.l,Y Thomas W. Huston- Sam quickly acquired the cognomen of his famous namesake. He'll always re111ember when a pail of cold water awoke him, and thus an early riser was born. A plugger at math and a man of ideals .... Richard G. Imboden--Dick's room, lull of airplane models and pictures, symbolized his ambi- tion--lo be an aeronautical designer. Always on the honor roll and a hardworker on the yearbook .... Robert T. Iversen-An unforgettable personality is Pheezer. lfanious for his neon blush. he proved his skill as a writer and honor student. . . . james A. Jennings-Nicknamed Shorty because of his small stature, Jim exhibited surprising muscular power. An artist and vocalist, he is also an ardent devotee of the diamond and lake .... Joseph E. Jones-A real conoisseur of swing, joe always had sessions in his room. Typical of the phrase personality plus, Aloe will someday be a leading citizen of Altoona .... Floyd E. joyce-Floyd is everyone's friend, lor like most chunky boys, he continually beams with a happy smile. Though he takes his studies seriously, he is a valuable man on the gridiron .... Joseph B. Kelly-Look lor a handsome boy and you will find lloe. Good at any sport, he loves activity. A very popular boy, he will never have trouble making lriends. Spring Fever KlRKl'.k'l'RllIK KUKURIN Ktwrz William E. Kirkpatrick- 'l'orpedo he is culled because ol his ability to swinx under X'V1llCl'. 'l'he proud holder ol one ol' the lirst letters awarded to lmztml-players, he is also at good student ztnd has the priesthood :ts his goal .... George W. Kukurin-For four Consecutive yeztrs Swoonie hats been at lCllCl'Ill2lIl in basketball. the leztd player in the operettzt, and on every honor roll. N'Vl1:u is lllOl'C, he hats starred :ts un end on the varsity grid squad, is elztss treasurer, und at member ol' Student Ctlllllfllfil record which should help him :dong the waxy to XVest Point .... Charles R. Kuntz-Cliuel-L is the only senior who has seen service ulrezuly ill his t'ounlry's Zll'Illt'Cl lorees. .-X litsl nlztn on the inushbull mound. he will tnuke out in whztterer field ol' lile he chooses .... james A. Ludwig-A reall iuztn :thout the Prep zu ull times. .lim is at like- able fellow and at golfer ol class. His znnbition is to run at l':u'tn and build at golf eourse ol' his own .... Charles McGinn- Froin the fan' oil' Cztnztl Zone eanne l'un:tnm. One ol' the big days ol' his lile wus the lll'hl time he suw snow. Always smiling, he tnude friends easily .... Paul McGuire-An exceptionally ver- szttile'l1:tll'htu'k, Paul :nude the lezun :ind played his Iirst gzuue three dztys :titer his ztrrirztl. .X good student. this rough und tuni- ble boy made Prep lile exciting .... john B. McKelveyJHis future plztns l'Ol'Illlll2llL'tl, lJot ' is using the Prep us at stepping stone to at tuedieatl utreer. 'look :tn :uilive liztrt in Imnd work I'or relaxation. 1 r -. ,H , I l 1 I t X.. lt 1 t ' lf. . ., Fil' .J I ' i wiv. ttgtif 15 L lu! I . I All out Fw I for ranks! qt, ' XV ' I '. N-I uf V., X 1- 4 ll jr' , sl, . H r 'b w :fm fl' Q If i-'.QJ:f-- f .t , it -1 ,M ,- nf .5 wr- tl. isi A , V if 31' 54' , A , t -.t,.y..t.-,t m..i,t-4,,,,,,,1,' A ,tr '. ! l.uuu'ug Xltltnxv Nltztivtkti Nlcpkutrx , f---,.. H71 . . H --5 ..- ' 4 A 'Tr'-f' ,- qJ.-.. - gy., . 3 1 1 '-A 'Jgi 'N .J- A A fl. .nf I 'at , it . V Y .1 . --.. . .. 'x ' J Ni l 1. f.i:ilI Inf H all 5. . .gf Q H. .J . ..... , 9. Q .f t ' - liiwlfj. Ljtiigi .YL . C2 VV' -' if ,f X S' 1 T, f f .. 1 . ,H ,I , .A t -qugffi, , - f . , . H' .f 'V' ff. I V 5 ef fyx' I. W A N dim, 5' wi. tg. , ' :J ' -t I I ' ' . iii E '. Y 1 K - L 4.153 1 t yy t we 9 I l - viii 3 ' i'r.3. 'i . ff +4 In .gn tr' L. ---. y -1 Q-if I J in W . t 4 ' W' 'Swiif Opening the Q L H, it-Q l 1 1 I P Shui Q Ami-Noise f 5, 'Qi ,gg Campaign I .Wifi . L. A A will NICVM' ip I - ' M A ' , :nh XIALONE X 2 ' V f N A 'V I. 's . 71 .' L .--........2L,...1. ..L1..-.'1' Y. '.,....--- . A ff .4 Y V. .1 .4 Donald J. McVay-For three years Handsome Don has been a source of merriment for all his friends. Fond memories shall be the hours spent in his room, our freetime hangout .... John R. Malone-It is said that the search for knowledge 'hath no obsta- cles. -lack niet plenty of them but he applied lots of effort to his studies, the debate team, and-dancing .... Charles G. Manoli - More fun than a barrl of monkeys! There was always some- thing afoot when Stonko was nearby. A man ol' sports he ex- celled at baseball and was a mean end on the gridiron .... Lawrence A. Marculaitis-A big asset to the school and yearbook was Larry. Everybody admired the posters he prepared for the football banquet. A grand student and real Prepster .... James Mazon- Duke came to the Prep from Central Catholic and was soon a great favorite. Left us early in his senior year when Uncle Sam called. NVQ know he'll be a credit to the Prep .... Joseph Metil-just plain .Ioe.', His favorite hobby is building radio sets, but, time permitting, he takes part in every sport. ls the linguist of the class .... John M. Ormond-The Prince was with us for four years. Amused us with his demonstrations of psychiatry to the strains of YVagner or Beethoven. At class reunions he will be a center of attraction. ' xlARCULAITIS NIAZON Nll'1'l'IL ORMOND 1 .. .rf.-Ya' , EE1 ' Efffwff v -L-., s.. .- , . .- s,.' 'fl -:-.....,4 ..- Two more days 'lil graduation l'ox l'lI'fR Rl'Il1l1lNIQ'l'ClN Room Raymond J. Pontzer-X'Ve shztll never forget the dzty that Rav stztrtled the residents ol' Plzteid Hull with 'his ztirplztne motor. A rugged guard for the l'lungers and 21 serious student, he will win 2iCCl2llIIl in the engineering world someday .... Martin L. Reddington, Jr.- lNl:trtv eztme to us from Malvern in his senior year. A good student and eonversationztlist, he held his own in el:tssroom'ztnd bull session .... John M. Rogan- Red was the boy with the flaming hair. He is at leader in elztss amd on the eznnlnts. XVzts at 1llCllllJCl' ol' the Zlll-llll1J0l'l1lllL elubrooin eonnnitlee and shone in lootbztll and tennis. A hztrd worker .... Harry W. Rothrau-Known :ts Happy, Classes were at snap lor him. :ind he pztrtieipztted in every sport. .X gentlemztn to the manner born. Harry will make at line priest .... Carl C. Sardi-Cztrl was one ol those rztre persons never seen to lrown. He brought good elteei t t onto the lootbztll held, :tt bztsketbzlll prztetlee. and even trtg elatsses. Pride ol' the senior elztss .... Aired E. SCllCIlKlCl-UllCllI- sehe's big moment wats the dmv he wats ztwztrded the .-Xrl Roonet 'l'rophv in lootbztll. XVillinguess was his outstanding eltznuteter- istie .... Thomas A. Schneider-'l'he lzttest addition to the senioi elztss. 'l'om made up lor lost time bv rztpidlv becoming :tn ideztl Prepster. A serious student :ind gentleman ill :ill times. K0'l'llRAUFl Smuu Set IICNDEI. ScHNEtm:R FIN N iaoAN Vsircu W Arnks Be Forgot 'TRESCHER VANRUITEN Charles A. Skovran- Finnegan or Chuck was an all-round Scholastic, He took part in most sports, but preferred hiking and climbing. Draws pictures of humorous incidents as a pastime. Was Mr. Fix-it in the clubroom whenever repairs had to be made .... Frederick Trescher-Of proud Irish stock comes Fred, the boy from Jeannette, whose punctuality depends on that ol' the Blue Ridge bus. Hopes to make his town proud of him some- day .... Peter VanRuiten-A rough and ready student at all times. Won fame in intramural basketball, and was one of the favorite Prep waiters. Could always come through with a few extras . . . John Veitch-Jack was a junior addition to the Class of 45. Set the pace in men's styles on the campus, and danced with the greatest of ease. Football was his favorite sport, and his class record was good .... William J. Waters-Social lion of the class. He was also a Still' fullback on the varsity and his elusive hips made for many a touchdown. Bill's second love was ice-hockey which he played with zest. Plans to enter college if the draft doesn't interfere. So long, Joe Quiz Kids . . . a la Prep Williatn Bigelow Robert Dickie Emerson Allen Francis Bires Adraian Baylock Frederick Cullen Francis Davin William Davin Arthur Divittis james Ambrow Irwin Baird lion Ballard Charles Becker Charles Bloom john Bonner' ' Albert Charlton Robert Charlton l'aul Abt William Danhardt josepfh Danuso Vincent DeI,uca Thomas IMm'ney I'1ugeneFeigh William Gust Leonard Geary NATION AL HONOR SOCIETY THE HONOR ROLL George Gregg' ' Thomas Henderson Robert Irersen William Dewhurst Robert Fatora Donald Gaylor Arthur Holtz' ' Albert Kozak Robert Kttnik john Leppert Raymond Lutts jack Dailey Raymond Gorka' ' Curtis Gregg Raymond HaluIa ' Richard H2ll'gllI'lCII Robert Kasunie Kenneth Kifer Henry Lloyd Robert Hartung Roger Httttglieyf W Kenneth Heinrich 'l'l:omas Hensler Francis Karawslq 4 4' Aurelius Klinef' Simon Kralik Robert I,epperl ' SEN IORS George Kukurin Charles Kuntz Lawrence Nlarculaitis JUNIORS Robert McAllister jack McDevitt Charles Mason William Milan' ' William Mitchell james Rey noldsu Timothy Salvati Bernard Saramata SOPHOMORES Caspar Richie ' Thomas NIct1t'eat'H li Vincent Matanit: Louis 'Nlolvin Robert Morrell john Mullen jusitn Nolan joseph Papania FRESHMEN joseph lticlillianey' ' ' Michael Miller Richard O'Neill Herbert Otto Xvllllillll I'ollak ' I ouis Resko joseph Reynolds james Riderf' Raymond I'ont1er ' Martin Reddington joseph Schucherl I' Perry Smith Philip Stebler Edward Stewart Arthur Sundry' ti Leo West Clarence Wolfel Paul Rothrauil' joseph Rnsnock' ' Robert Schuetz' ' Ferdinand Soisson' I' Ronald Stephenson David lVeale james Yahner August Rossctti' I' Richard Saramata' xvllll1lI1lSCllIllll' Richard Sepesv' ' Charles Severini' ' john Smallhoorer Philip Wehrle ' Edward ladai ' ik Left to Right: George Gregg, William Milan, joseph Schuchert, Arthur Sundry Richard Imboden, George Kukurin. Prep Boys Who Have Earned Our Lasting Gratitude Francis Akins '39 james Brownlee '4l Roland Champ '43 Richard Conick '43 Paul Adams '41 Francis Adams '41 john Addlespurger '44 Lino Agosti '39 Richard A'Hearn '40 Ted A'Hearn '42 Edgar Aland '40 Earl Altman '41 Bill Arch '41 Stephen Badaraeco '41 joseph Bagnato '45 Bernard Bannon '34 David Bannon '41 Ditto Barontini '44 joseph Bartos '41 Walter Beal '42 Irvin Bearer '33 William Bell '39 Leo Bender '42 Daniel Benson '43 William Bigelow '45 joseph Bigley '37 john Bigley '39 Richard Bloom '45 jack Bohren '45 Gus Boova '43 Charles Bowen '39 Robert Boyer '45 Paul Breindel '43 Daniel Brennan '45 Thomas Brickley '44 Robert Bridge '45 Robert Brown '45 Bernard Brunnetti '44 Charles Buechele '45 joseph Bugala '36 George Bunce '34 Charles Caito '36 Fred Calderazzo '40 jack Cancelmi '41 George Caravaggio '43 Francis Carraher '42 james Carroll '37 james Caton '37 john Cerutti '38 Regis Champ '39 Francis Christ '41 Dom Ciccarelli '44 Eugene Cimino '33 Patrick Clark '45 Michael Clements '34 Louis Corbin '35 Vincent Corrigan '33 Thomas Coughlin '40 Charles Coyne '37 john Crafton '43 joseph Crawford '42 john Daha '35 Philip DeCarbo '39 Albert DeLallo '37 john Delich '35 Paul Dell '39 Henry DeMaria '41 Frank D'Emi1io '43 Charles Derek '41 Robert Dickie '45 Adam D'Onofrio '45 Thomas Dougherty '40 john Doyle '38 Lawrence Doyle '36 Patrick Duffy '44 Stanton Duman '36 jack Dunn '38 Frank Eggleton '42 Robert Eggleton '42 William Eggleton '41 Edward Farrell '39 Francis Farrell '37 Charles Fedoris '43 james Ferguson '37 David Fink '42 Robert Fitzgerald '41 Patrick Fitzgerald '45 Thomas Dougherty '41 Franklin Elliott '38 Don joyce '38 PRE William Fizzell '35 Milton Flynt '41 Samuel Folby '38 Raymond Furlong '44 Albert Gangle '42 Edward Garde '42 Bernard Garred '41 Francis Garred '42 Paul Garred '41 David Gaw '40 Gerard Gebler '44 Paul Gehring '42 Lawrence Gertholfer '45 William Gessler '40 Lawrence Gibson '39 joseph Gilmore '42 Edmund Goehring '36 Hugh B. Good '41 Leonard Grail '38 john Grogan '41 George Grunthaner '43 john Gruss '44 Matthew Guillard '35 joseph Halula '37 Robert Haight '44 Robert Hammer '44 Hugh Hardecker '41 Caspar Hartman '40 Thomas Harttnett '42 William Harttnett '42 Arthur Hartung '34 Bruno Hartung '35 Peter Hartung '36 jack Heck '40 Thomas Henderson '45 james Henighan '38 james Henretty '39 Robert Herb '39 William Herkert '42 james I-Iertig '40 Frank Hess '39 George Hill '44 john Hillenbrand '35 Edwin Hodgess '44 Harry Hoffman '38 Lawrence Hugo '33 joseph Hurley '40 Robert Hurley '40 Edward Hussey '37 Richard Imboden '45 Robert Iversen '45 Thomas jenkins '40 john johnston '38 joseph juhasz '40 john Kalis '35 john Kantor '35 Andrew Karl '40 james Kauffman '38 Bernard Kenny '40 William Kenny '44 William Keener '40 Edward Keller '36 john Keogh '41 Thomas Keogh '42 jack Kessler '40 joseph Kessler '41 William Kindelan '42 Charles j. King '44 Edwin Kloos '42 Robert Koontz '37 Alex Kotkis '39 Albert Kovach '41 Charles Krebs '36 William Krill '38 Louis Kubler '35 Charles Kublin '34 George Kukurin '45 Charles Kuntz '45 Albert Kutteles '34 jay Kyle '43 Robert Labolitta '37 Earl Lantzy '43 Gilbert Lattavo '44 GOLD STAR BOYS P BOYS IN Patrick Mclnerney '44 Nick Manculich '43 Gilbert Matthews '38 THE SERVICE Robert Lauer '36 George Lawlor '36 Robert Lenihan '33 Earl Leonard '43 George Lillig '34 William Linko '44 Theodore Lion '36 joseph Liptak '36 Robert Lori '43 john Loorman '36 Thomas Loughney '39 William Lyden '44 Thomas McCartney '39 james McCloskey '36 Paul McCormick '39 Thomas McCormick '40 Lawrence McDaniel '37 Robert McDaniel '34 Robert McDermott '39 Edward McGrath '38 Robert McGrath '38 Robert McGrath '40 Paul McGuire '45 David McKenna '42 Albert McLiesh '38 Walter McMahon '43 Owen McManus '41 Bernard McMu1lan '39 Donald McVay '45 james Mcwherter '39 Paul Maher '43 Fred Mahoney '41 joseph Majcher '39 john Malarkey '44 john Malone '45 Rupert Maloney '43 George Manculich '39 Charles Manoli '45 Lawrence Marculaitis '45 Egon Marhoerfer '40 Ronald Marin '40 William Matthew '42 james Mazon '44 George Meisel '39 john Megrey '39 joseph Megrey '37 jack Meredith '38 Robert Meyers '41 Patrick Mooney '40 Carlton Moorhead '40 Romeo Moschetti '41 William Mulvaney '44 Christopher Murphy '43 Patrick Murohv '41 Charles Navin '44 William Nesselbush '45 james Nugent '45 Thomas 0'Brien '39 Thomas 0'Brien '36 Patrick O'Conno1' '40 Francis 0'Donnell '41 Arthur 0'Hearn '44 john Olshefski '38 Lawrence O'Neill '40 john Ormond '45 james O'Rourke '44 Benedict Overberger '40 john Pabst '44 Anthony Palassolo '40 Clifford Patterson '40 Francis Perri '43 john Petrelli '43 William Petroskey '42 Gordon Pfau '44 Andrew Pipak '33 joseph Pope '43 john Porta '43 john Pugh '37 Mack Quinn '39 Philip Rager '39 Lawrence Redding '40 Martin Reddington '45 joseph Reichel '39 Robert Nordlohne '38 Richard Overberger '41' Harry Strong '40 Thomas Reilly '34 jack Roadman '40 Robert Robert '41 joseph Robino '36 joseph Robinson '37 William Rock '35 john Rodenhaver '41 Martin Rodgers '37 Ted Roik '43 Richard Ruff '43 Robert Rusnock '41 jack Ryan '45 Thomas Sable '40 Carl Sardi '45 Victor Sari '42 Donald Sailers '39 Philip Schatzel '35 Robert Schaut '35 Alfred Schendel '45 Charles Schug '35 Adam Schwerha '35 George Sedlacko '40 Walter Seremet '40 Bernard Shannon '40 Andrew Shavel '34 Thomas Sheedy '40 William Shettig '41 Francis Shields '41 Bowman Shipley '40 , joseph Short '43 Donald Shrift '42 Louis Shuey '35 George Shutrump '44 Donald Sinkey '40 Philip Skirpan '41 james Slattery '36 Stephen Smetana '42 Albert Smith '33 Edward Smith '36 William Snyder '39 john Soychak '33 jerry Straub '40 Peter Straub '38 Anthony Suda '41 john Suda '36 james Sullivan '44 Charles Sunder '43 Vincent Sundry '43 Stephen Suran '41 Raymond Sykes '45 Edward Tatarek '38 Ray Thelman '40 Wesley Thayer '40 Hans Thomas '40 john Tomajko '43 Henry Toner '40 james Toomey '40 Frederick Trautwein '45 William Ucker '43 William Uzenski '41 jack Van Gilder '39 Peter Van Ruiten '45 john Veitch '45 james Walsh '39 jack Watson '42 james Watson '45 , Benedict Wegemer '35 jerry Wehrle '43 Thomas Wehrle '41 joseph Wells '38 james Whelan '37 Arthur Whittaker '37 Donald Williamson '43 Thomas Wilson '40 james Wimpling '34 Edward Wingard '39 james Winner '43 james Winschell '42 john Wohlfarth '45 john Woodburn '44 joseph Yademec '43 Francis Yanarella '39 Patil Warren Zerr '35 Qisy Father Ralph' Bailey, O.S.B.. M.A.. M.Mus You are probably wondering why we have placed our dedica- tion way back here- almost at the end of the book. The answer is - Father Ralph! We wanted to dedicate the Thirteenth Volume ofhhe CHIMES to the faculty member who throughout our four years at the Prep has been a never-ending source of inspiration and encouragement to all of us. And as we write Finis to our career at the Prep, we want to pay deserved tri- bute to the little man who was always there with a cheery smile and a frierrdly hand when we needed them most. At entertain- ments, in the classroom, and at band or glee club practices he never failed to fire us with his enthusiasm and energy. It was natural that we should select Music as the theme of our yearbook, for our lives have been made happier and our hearts more filled with joy through our acquaintance with the maestro of the Prep. When things went wrong, when studies seemed hopeless burdens, the spirit of Father Ralph was like sunshine dilspelling the gloomy mists and revealing the brighter side of life., To us, Father Ralph was a friendly melody. He moved along in fast time with a lilt that soon had us all up on our toes imi- tating him. When memories of him come back to us in later years, our hearts will quicken and our spirits rise in harmony with his. , Guidance, inspiration, happiness -- these were the lasting values we gained from our friendship with . . . t FATHER RALPH 4'- .f if 5, X .gfufiffzf Our President 1 - D lxl.l hiv. .XI.1fR1anKoc:1l. 0.8.8. S I D qlrfllrzlflml of Sl. lvfHl'1'llf TWO GREAT SPIRITUAL LEADERS Our Bishop MOST REV. HUGH C. Bcwmg, D.D. BTSIIUII of Pillsllzmglz Patrons Rt. Rev. Alfred Koch, 0.S.B., S.Th.D. Mr. and Mrs. jerry O. Abbadini, Republic, Pa. Mr. Paul Abt, Bridgeville, Pa. Rev. Father Alban, jeannette. Pa. Mr. and Mr. Louis Albers, Covington, Ky. Mrs. S. B. Alexander, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. john Ambrose, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Ambrose, Pittsburgh, Pa. American Greek Cath. Beneficial Soc., Bradenville, Pa Mr. George C. Anderson. Inc., Latrobe. Pa, Mr. and Mrs. john Anthony. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. A. B. Aten. Brooklyn. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Bailey, Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bon j. Ballard, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. john W. Barclay, Greensburg, Pa. Mr. Dino L. Barontini, Pittsbttrgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baylock, Patton, Pa. Mr. P. j. Barord. Beaver Falls, Pa. Mrs. Lelia Beymer, New Kensington. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. H. Bigelow. New Kensington, Pa. Mrs. Erma Bonner. Atlantic City, N.j. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boova, Lewistown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Brady, Swissvale, Pa. Miss Mary C. Brennan. Pittsbuth, Pa. Mr. Russell Bryan Brindle, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brisbin, Turtle Creek, Pa. Mr. Steve Brisky, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. j. W. Brown, I.atrobe, Pa. Rev. Linus Brugger, O.S.B., Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Brttnetti, Uniontown, Pa. Mr. Louis Buchanan, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Burgunder, McKees Rocks, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bttrgunder, McKees Rocks, Pa. Miss Henrietta Buss, New Kensington, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Callaghan, Monaca, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. j. Carcione. Pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. Victor Carlucci, New Kensington, Pa. Rev. Father Thomas Cawley, johnstown. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton, Uniontown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. Civitaresc, Pitcairn. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Clark, New Kensington, Pa. Mr. Alvin Couch, Latrobe, Pa. Miss Mary Coulter, Greensburg. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Crowley, Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. Helen Cullen, McKeesport. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Cuneo, Saint Marys. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis, New Kensington, Pa. Miss Betsy Deal, Greensburg, Pa. Mrs. Anne De Luca Mr. and Mrs. George S. Dickman, Covington, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. joseph D'Onoi'rio, Hannastown. Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth Downey. Greensbttrg, Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth Regina Dwyer, Margute City, N.j. Mr. Nick Eupizi, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans, Canton, Ohio Mr, Bruno Ferrari, Latrobe, Pa. Mary A. Fillar Agency, Wilmerding, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. john Flavin, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Charles Fleming, St. Marys, Pa. . Mrs. Angelo M. Folino, Trafford, Pa. Q Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frey, Saint Marys, Pa. Miss Martha Frey, Saint Marys, Pa. Rev. Father Wolfgang Frey, Latrobe. Pa. A Friend ' A Friend Miss Rose Garia, Beaver Falls, Pa. Mr. William Garrigan, Akron, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William Gast, McKees Rocks. Pa. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Gaylor, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Merle V. Geary, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Gerger, McKees Rocks. Pa. Mr. Charles j. Gerthoffer, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Giacomo, jeannette. Pa. Sgt. Bernard A. Good, Altoona. Pa. Mr. james L. Good, Altoona, Pa. Rev. Father P. j. Graney, Scottdale. Pa. Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co., Altoona. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Gregg. Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Grose, Louisville, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Habicht. Maplewood, N.j. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Hargarten. Chicago, Ill. Mr. Thomas j. Harrison, McKees Rocks, Pa. Mt'. j. R. Haseltine, Pittsburgh, Pa. ' Mr. and Mr. E. j. Henderson, Youngwood. Pa. Mr. H. P. Henley. Akron, Ohio Mrs. Alice C. Herig, Lakewood, Ohio Rev. Louis W. Hileman. 'I'.0.R., Washington, D! Miss Mildred D. Hinger, Shaker Heights. Ohio Miss Geraldine Hopp. Newark, N.j.' Mr. Stanley Huysak, Blairsville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. L. Hopp, Newark. N.j. Mr. and Mrs. George lmboden, Emporium. Pa. Miss Grace lmboden, St. Marys, Pa. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Irons, Beaver, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Aage Iversen, Brooklyn, N.Y. Miss Elizabeth H. jatnison. Greensburg. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur jennings, Covington. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. jernstrom, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. j. B. johnson, Ligonier, Pa. Mr. ami Mrs.. Edgar W. jones, Altoona. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. joseph L. joseph, Pittsburgh, Pa. F. Wewell joyce, Rochester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. john Kane, Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Kasunic, Freedom, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. joseph Kasunic, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. joseph Kelly. Baltimore, Md. . Camp Kincora, Somerset, Pa. , M Mr. Charles j. King, USNR Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. King, Scottdale, Pa. Mr. Clement j. Kirkpatrick, Spangler, Pa. Miss Marie Kish. Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. lsadore M. Kline, Hastings, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Krenning, New Haven, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kukurin,Wilme1-ding, Pa. - Mr. and Mrs. john Kukurin, Wilmerding, Pa. Mrs. Martina Kuntz, jeannette. Pa. Hon. and Mrs. Richard Laird, Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Larimer, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs, George P. LeFroise, Rochester. N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lelia, Pittsburgh, Pa. Patrons Mr. Gerald F. Leonard, Baltimore, Md. Mr, and Mrs. H. M. Leonard. Greensburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Leppert, Johnstown. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lloyd, Atlantic City, N.j. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Loncharich. Latrobe. Pa. Mr. james j. Long, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. Max Ludwig, New Castle, Pa. 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