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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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' r : -is x x. VFQIND THEIR TRUE PROSPECTIVE I 4---4 T, e, , t 1 . No personality development could V Of all hun1a11 relationships none mature without the inclusion of the excells man's greatest privilege where- ideals found in her, whose complete- in he stands as a creature of his creator ness of personalityqthe angel described and pays homage to Him and His with the phrase, full of grace. mother. ' Page F 0141 IE LIGHT OF MARY S ASSUMPTION Football, baseball, and basketball develop the physical being, the im- portance of which development is so greatly emphasized by the doctrine of Mary's Assumption. Page I we WE HUMOR FATHER AELRED XVe, the Senior Class ol' St. Vincent Prep, respeetlully dedicate the Chimes ol' 1951 to a friend who has lighted our way for lour years at the Prep by his teaching, st m our every activity. coaching and unllagging intere Busy with classes, speeeh work and The Chimes, he was never too occupied to resolve our doubts, settle our problems or endure our jokes. Demonstrating efficiency in various helds, as moderator ol l'The Chimes for his first ear in 1950, he saw his book win All-American and 1 y . .. All-Catholic ratingsg this year as coach ol the Prep 1 1 1 ed his charves to the Catholic Forensie Team me me p . N Forensic League Championship. His English Classes were a happy mixture ol' work and humor. Of all the sports ol' which he was an avid lan and participant, skiing seemed his hrst delight. In him we, the Class of 51, see the whole Benedictine, a real man, a line priest, a serious teacher, a true friend. 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Having a general knowl- eclge in all subjects, he is always present to give assistance to all stuclent neecls. 'l'o the seniors he is an invaluable guicle and aclvisor in choosing their intliviclual ways ol' lile anal colleges. His aesthetic tastes are the icleals ol' many seniors. Known never to reluse help in any incliviclual problem he it large or small, he has captured the respect and esteem ol' the students with his lrienclly clisposition. l'lA'lAlli-ik l'lGl3liRl' lioxovxx, 05.13. lleurIln1i.vlc'r As a New Dogma of Faith with Much Educational Import. This is lfr. Louis' lirst year as Assistant Heatl- master, antl he has proven himsell very capahle ancl worthy ol his new position. During his past lew years as Prelect ol' Stuclies he won the sincere conliclence ol his superiors ancl the cleep respect ol' those untler his guiding hancl with his persuasive anal lrienclly cliscipline. No cloulmt many stuclents have ancl will attrihute a great cleal ol' their luture success to his earnest instruc- tion, guidance ancl help, especially in matters concerning math and chetuistry. Prepsters not only have hacl loncl memories ol' him in relation to stnclies, but also in their sport lite since he is also .Xthletic Director ol' the Prep. Nlany success! liul years are in store lor Fr. Louis, Prep's ,Xssistant Heachnaster. l'l.X'l'lllCR l,ot'ts Si-pnlsxczko, U.S.l3, .sI.t'xx'i.xlti11l II1'rnlilm.slf'z later 'I'l11'1lt't'ii ' ' ' W' 'fS2t'wf Vfr'Sf-amty:i2.f ww .'f 9 -?'F!:Z4, itf-,-GFA' 'ft 4- .tm it ff And With Faith in Her, Continues the Old ,.,,--,-.. V W . - , .. ..i. St. Benedict can truely be proud ol' his sons whose true Benedictine spirit pervades our school. ln the traditional Benedictine work and pray atmosphere, the students progress intellect- ually, spiritually, socially and physically. The backbone ol' St. Vincent Prep is composed ol' these learned monks and layinen. Each summer finds them at the country's leading Universities, advancing in the knowledge of their individual helds. As a result, a never end- ing source. ol' learning is ours. It is this faculty ol' highly trained, enthusiastic priests and laynien which we fmeet every day striving to give us knowledge and thought which they hope will mean success for their pupils. lfatlier ligbert, besides being Headmaster, is also the competent head ol' the Religion Depart- ment. 'I'hrough his teaching many Prepsters have learned to acquire the virtues and habits ol' the Christian gentleman. Our able supervisor ol' modern and ancient languages is Father Warren. A master and professor ol' Latin, Greek, and Spanish, the Prep's Prelect ol. Futtitlie. also supervises German and Iiit-iicli. 'l'Iici'e's the beginning of our new gym, says lfr. 1-lgberl lo Xlr. lslxan and Mr. Rallierlx. Page I'U1H'll'l'H l'aIher Arnold, treasurer. confers w Directors of Maintenance Ifath Frederick and Conall. n ACULTY and Starts the New. 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Religion courses are taught hy Fathers Stephen ancl lflllCl'if. Father Kinetic' divides his time hc-tween math classes ancl his very pro- cluclive lll'l clepartment, ancl Father Stephen pic-l'ec'ts in the College. to lcalhers llunslan ancl lilllllll. I VC ' ' . , . ' .'L5c7Iz:!C'ZX11f'1fimLS-if lhe financial Cllllll'llilll'S ol the Prep are wc-Il xhilc' hancllecl hy l-'atliel's Dominic' ancl ,Xrnolcl V ' the heacl ol' thc' Maintenance l3CIJ2ll'llIl0Ill., Father Frecle1'ic'k, together with his assistant. lfalhei' Clonall, always see that thc- school ancl campus c .H. e in the best ol' c'onclilion. Keeping the Prep in the hes! ol' hc-alth are Y lloctor S. ll. Ncfalon, Doctor Cl. lf. Nealo Do c'to1' XVHIICI' l5e1'he1'ic'l1, Xlr. liniil liwanits R.N. ancl Mr. Stanley Hyrufa. XYhen any Prc-pb care given hy these capable ancl lrienclly nien. liinil ancl Stan get set for ailing l'repstc'rs lfr. 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G ERALD BMJ MGARDN ICR Ak ron , O I1 io Beaky was torn between hasehall ancl horses, lblll they never interfered with his work. He'll he a ererlit to john Carroll U. CHARLES BENKIAMIN Sfeubenzfille, Ohio Short of stature, but not short at heart. llenji is a real Comedian. Notre Dame beckons him. .IoHN BROWN l.a!1'0I1e, Pa. A ready photographer at all times, j.'I', was the Prep winner of the I Speak for Democracy Contest. if 5 :sl i s fl ln true boarding school fashion Dave Fink patiently tluunbs Benjamin and jim Stuckert from shower. .Xtrca's't' C1Ac:o1.1c:1-1 PI'llSil'Ill'g'll, Pri. Gus. an ardent baseball fan. is noted for his boxing capers. He has a wonderfully amiable air all the titne. Wu,1,1Asi CALLAGHAN Latrobe, Pa. .Xlthough an injury curtailed his football career, l4ill's presence at all practices and games was inspiring. '1'HoMAs Cfxsstnv Pittslmr I1 Pa. g f .Xn outstanding athlete. a likeable personality, an indus- trious student are the ingredients that make up .Xce. -IAY WRAY CoNNo1.Lv Allison Park, Pu. .X dauutless competitor in all lields of endeavor, Hot Rod will make an excellent lawyer with Shirl's assistance, ' V r, ,' ' I .1 X, - 'Y '! hloum IJAL1-Lv Lakeyood, Oliifr' Big ,Iake's air of conlidence should insure his suoft-ss in any lield ol' endeavor he may enter. A ' fy, ciHARl.liS Davis l'Vr1yrie, Pu. .Xn editor of the Chimes and a versatile member of forensics. Charlie will pursue studies at the University of Pennsylvania. .james Divtumlo Greerzsburg. Pa. With his spirit of diligence as his greatest asset, jolly jim hopes to further his studies in Business .Mlministration. l'A'rsv lD'ONo1fato Harnzastrnurl, Pa. l'al's ambition and hard work. along with his sense of luunor will insure his success as a doctor. large 'l'wf'Hly I, ' J ,J 1 I '-UNI' ,X ,442 . , ' 5 1 i 'Y i K, hr lu 4-Y ,QL c F as .AJ J J.. , Q. it ' 3 3 no xt it ' . 1 1 H E i Max Duman and Steve Novotny trust the expert barhers. Ifretl Dumm antl Ron l,ieb. F , . , ex, ia.. -N . Roni-1R'l' DoNNr1l.t.Y -IOIIIISYUZUII, Pu. Bob, with his rosy cheeks and rosier personality. hopes to attend St. Vincent next year in Business .Xchninistration. PAUL lJUNOHOli Hzmlinglmz, IV. Vu. Paul, a standout on the hardwood and an ace in intra- murals. was one of the eilicient managers of Yarsitv football. l'lRlilJliRlCK Dm'1,1A: Barbffrtml, Ohio The Kingfish, with his laughs and his money making schemes matle an endearing companion at all times. :WAX DUMAN lilzcizsbzzrg, Pa. Max, having a special interest in biology does well in all endeavors and sincerely hopes to be a Benedictine. ,. I -A l'lR,EDERIClf IDUMM . lil1e11sImrg, Pa. ' Fired, Witlr his achievements in zlfl. studies. and sports, has the mitlaings of a good priest. ., , 4 T . f , Elmwnkb Buick 1VIcKce.vpor1, Pu. Opt? 0f.Mr. Ratl'erty's gridiron stalwarts, antl at stalwart as 'bitsiueys manager of the Chimes, Ecl's success is assured g H Mclieespnrt. ' . 1 5nrxA,.s'riAN Ecick 1lIcKf'e.spm't, Pu. liiig blond Bun with his hearty laugh and swell person- ality should go a long way in selling Fords. KIANIICS EVANS AfH'0H1 0111.0 XVootly is one of the classes best naturecl fellows. 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His essay on XVild Life won the dislrirt elmmpionship. Liao GoouMAN Muywiew, Pa. Leo. Clee Club president. plans lo attend Illinois Institute of 'l'ec'hnology. There he intends to luke up safety engineering. Page Tivfnly-foilr . PAIJ1, GRAc1lANo l'itl.sb11rgl1, Pu. Rocky. who tonltln't he tlenietl a position on the baseball -1 team. was always a leader in class anal publications. Q s l t sl Rom-1k'r CQRADY liayszrle, N. l'. K . . ' N Bob, varsity haskethall Ietterman. will enter Dartmouth , in the fall and start on his career as a C.l'..X. X ,. -IOSl'll'll Gktccss Alrron, Ohio N X lf sixrcess depends on personality, joe ran't help hut siuuwcl, His permeating smile is outstanding. , , 9 l'1a'l'ieR Gkoss 1 vlforrl. Pa.. -A K Glee Club treasurer antl arrive participant at St. soeials, Pete plans io allencl Villanova anal become a XX ,L llll't'll1lllil'2ll engineer. X g ,ge x- A . X. lack llAlXlll.I. 1'1t!.s'l111rQ'l1, l'a.'yl' XI, . k Wt' 1 lack, helter known as Buster will snrelv he reincrnhereclwl 'whenexer former clnlxroom flaws are recalled, , ' Q N , A XR 'A-..x losizvn HANlll.'l'iJN lifftlyslzzzrg, Pax The l'rep's organist, joe has hopes of continuing his X pleasant lask in the orcler of Sl. lleneclirl. X Ki-:vm llfwm' 'l'11llmn1lgf', Ohio Kexin. tlecp thinker and extensive reatler. hopes to have 3 X his name in lights some :lay as a famous artor. N Wn,1.l,xx1 H,xRt1n1c:u ll z'sI Aliquipfm, Pa. X l'he liehl of arl will he prontl lo accept allahle Bill who shonhl snttt-eel in the helml of advertising. 1 Dayhops, Ray l.eiay. 'l'om Kessler and Mall Ulishney plead for a ritle home. QC rs N l tw ' SENIORS of 1 Page' 'l'n'rnlAV-I ll N .W ,i 1 rl IJ 3 Www , ' ,- ,. X51 Page Tzvwrly-six , ,.1, r 4 EDGAR Hmics Iiuller, Pu. Y Li .Xn all ziroiinml znlhlctc who lJ2ll'llClll1lI'lf cnjuys huschzill, liml always look ll ribbing with ll sinilc. fllCORGlC HINl'1S COIIIIIIIIIIS, Ohio Gcorgc. with his easy going inzinncr illlil sonlllcrn lll'1lYVl. soon won zz wzmn place in cvcrymids hczirl, NIlc:YH,x1a1, HoRwA'1' 1,1111-rilnf, Pu. Vlnlliugli his llItlllSll'f Mike lIl2lllC thc lirsl lllll in l.2llllI gyifryflgii-lQ2gDQgi,acl will do ns wcll in thc fllIlll'C. f ,J I' f fd! iARl.1cs IIQNNIQY liur11m'!rm, Ohio Chuck is 21 quiet hut CllClAgl'llC Iaul who will ccmlinuc his suulics ut john Clurmll. MAX KAMNlliRMlCIliR Sf7l'1ilIg'll!lll', Pu. .X COIISUIIII Iczlclcr in sclmlzlslic zlcliicwiliciil was Klux, who XVIIS 2llWVllyS l'C2lIl? fOl' ll filllil gllllllf. JUSIQPII Kiqmy SOIlllI'lUl'Xf, Pu. ,Xlthough thc lzitcsl of ncwcmncrs lo thc Scnim' Class, -lm- soon won lhc fricnclsllip of zlll. 'I'1mMAs Kizssu-ik l,az'roIn', Pu. Well known for his hinnor. 'I'mn will do us wi-ll :ls his lmoining punts in foollmll. CARI. KRILI, Almm, Ohio Successful in um' line of work, Nifk cxccllcml in thc clussics. HC was tops in inlrznnnriils. YI 5 fiilwl Dailey :xml Dick Pinus scralinhlc zlhczul of i xlluslcr Hznnill and l'll'2lllli Lyclcn lu check in. .-x111'1x l,.x111'11.x ,-I111!11'1'1lg1'. Ill! II11' tIIlIx. 1'I11'k. 1I11'k 11I I111111x 11I11'111- 1111111111111'1'x 1I11 111'1111I 111' Nlzlrly 11'I111Q1' g1'1'11l I1111' is IllII'SL'S. R11:11,xR11 I..-wc: ll'1'I!.'1'11.sI1111H', 171 X I111111Is111111' I'r111lI111II IlIllXL'l' 11'i1I1 llll ZIIJIJCIIIL' I111' N'1ll'Ix. XY1' I1111k Ifll' I1i111 III 1I11111i1111I1' III 1I11' I1cI1I 11I' IJIIINILN. W11,1,,1x1111 l,fxN141f111111 l'1'Il.s'l1111gll, I'.'1. Ill lllll' N0llI'. WiIIi1' lIllIlIxIX IJL'l'2lllll' ll 111111 111' lI11' l,l'L'I1. N x111iI1' z1111I lII'N I111111111' will lung I11' I'k'lllL'lllIJl'l'C1I. l111'1111c1111:14 Llfxf l.11I1'11l11', I'11. lll'1I w11I1 I11w111111a1g1-1111s SIIIIIC w1II I11' I'CIlIl'lllIll'l'l'4I I111' I11s 1gg1'1-Siu' 11I:1x 1111 1I11' f11111I111II IicI1I, 11, X I N Pngr '1I11'l'lIA'I'II I'XI1I'llIllllQ lIl1' I11111I'11111'1111Is 11I sI11'1'1'I1 111 lllll S1'11l111I lhll XX1111'1111111'1. 111111 lI111I1 XI1i.11'111'1 1'111111's 11151 I 1.11 K.11111111IIx. X 1i1111- 11111 I111' l'l'Il'C'NIllllt' U IIIN Ill 1I11' sI1111L IN 1:1kc11 In 'I 11111 Xl1l . 2111111111x, fIII2ll'Il'x lbzlxis. Bill I l1Il'N a1111I N II11111111. IIL1 X' lim livziiis, Curl Krill :intl joe Griggs tnuneh potato chips and llip eurtls, while tlhuek -jenny is CI1ll'1ll1l'i'tl In at Ulllllif hook. Rocky Grneiztno, ,Xllen Lynch, licl Hines. :intl George Reiehlin l1L'2ltl for the clint- moncl. Page Tizimzly-1'ig'l1l '1'HoMAs Lr:oNARu Alzmn, Ohio Whether in at serious tlelmte or just shooting the IJIACCIC. Wintly's ellerxeseent personality 2llW1lf'S haul il quick coine- hzirk. IQAYNIONIJ I,iivAY l.11!mIu', Pu. : Rz1y's enormous size won him fume on the gridiron: his .Y.5lIllillll large heurt won him inuny frieucls. . i,.. fl0NAl,ll Ln-,ts All-I'lClIJZlllI, Pa. Ron. well liketl In everyone :mtl versatile in ull sports. is eager lor lsnowletlge in his striving for the priesthootl. KI'1NNl'1'l'lI l,l'l'ZlNGlfR l'i1f'11in1, Pu. . N V X Liu, intrzmuirzil hztsketlmll his forte. hopes to make :l QD x79suc'c'essfttl GIIACCI' ill the Nitty. john Pzllnlcr opens thc floor for ulfllllllyh Lconaril :incl lfrctl lfzim to vjvrt Pctl: Prcvitc from their ltltllll . Roxfxtn l.t'kAs l'z'lI.s'l111t'gll, Pa. g N Big l.nlw, at four wuts lnztn. tnztclc at hzthit of winning t'lnnnpiunsltips in thc lllll'2lIlllll'2ll leagues. lfk,xNi4 lwnllix l'r11111g.vlozu11. Ulm l'Ixc11l'sioi1s. cxplniis. :intl tzipvts nl' ll thrilling nutnrc worc- ztlwzns on thc nnnil of l-1 l',x'tRtc:k 1,,x'incN .lllClS. YUIIIlg.YfUZl'Il, Ohio SENIJQRS of 1351 Mi. .. ' V, X, WWW 'WP Xt'x'L't' to ht' furgcrttcn :tru l'41l's ltllltl hnrsts of sung with SX Inn incl luv X gl P his lnultlivs h 4 L .' . 'l'mm,xs Nlciiloxoxn' ll lllIIl'l'filIlK, .I X gnml stlmlzn' in clztss :intl Ll rlnsc CUIIIPZIIIIOII utllsttli' of v N X rlzlss. loin was ztlwztys sttt't'onmlr-cl hy fricntls. if Rotsiftu' Nlczllklm-xtu' liohln. lcxtmling thc class 1lLillXllll'S. lJI'UXCtl to lil' Zlll lloxnxur xllil.tYli'l'l 1l1U71!ll'll, I rl. in intra znul CXll'1l uiiticttlzir llltlffilligllllllf worlscr. l'mlr1Q'1', Pu. t lIt'I'lll wats at stxn' in :ill lllIl'2lllllll'2ll sports. His first lows :tic foutlmzlll illltl huxitlg. jonx Nlt1't'xt's Sllflllllllltlllll, Pa. X Nlillltltllll pc-rl'ortm'r in intt'annut'ztls. 'lurk hcc'znnc known is 'x hnstlcr who will st1t't'cvml in his znnhitions. ftl.AlR Nll'l.llIiN Vlllll1l'l'gl'I-fl, lill. Winning vzttsiti 2 fmrthlll lcttcrs Zlllll being at superior nt mnnulintnl worm- unlv at low of C.lanr s tlchznct' nnml sttulc ' lllillll IllfllllllJllNlllIlClllN. Pugv 'l'u'1'nlAx'-rlirlr' 1 NX K A A E SENIORS of 1951 rt s r 'v T x 1 V 1 Iii l ff? 'loin Butinich gets sci to hit lfrctl l.cnl with Rl pillow, ztntl lilll Rnpprcclit llllllllf aiwziltcns .Xttgic C1ztc'olit'c. Mn-is hlYlCRS l,illlf'.s1ozur1, Pu. ' llinnor's zitlxouitc, this fun loxing lzitl insult- un t-xrvllviit P F honscinun in thc howling :intl pool room. 9 S'l'lCl'l'llCN Novo'1'NY 1llIllgIlI'l'ff!', Pu. Ay Slew is known for his nhilily in sports, his spcrinlity Imcing hzisclizlll. Hc is working hzn'tl for his goal, thc pricst hood. ION lhxmliqik Oral: Purlf, Pu. In ntlilctics hc- prowtl hiinsclf at hnntllc of tlynnniitc. Ping zilwzns cnjoyccl at ltlllgll :tml often tiincs was thc l'l'Ckll0l' of onc. l'i 1'1'R l,Rl'VI'l'l' l IHI ' VI ' P1 4, 4, 1. 1, if ati, 1. I'ctc. tin CllL'l'gL'llti lznl who joint-tl ns this Yt'2tl', look nn 1 nitcrcst in intrznnnrzils :incl thc optwcttzi. I J R lllCllARl7 I'YNos l,nlrolu', Pa. 1 Pxnos of thc biology lah was lftnlicx' .lllli2lll'S cxpcrt 'nrgcon in alll operations. .X l'UllIllll'Illl2tlDlC foothalll lJl1lf'i'lA. Licontns Rl41IiIlll.lN 1.0HI1iII. Ohio iL'0l'gl', il Sllll' lll0llllllSlllklll fill' fllllli XCZIYS Ull lllc' PVCP ninc, is fznnons for his quiet lnnnor. lol-IN Ritxn I,f1l:-olaw, Pu. New-1' to ht- sccn without his Binirk. 'lohn was :in orgntiilci' :Intl :in :lctixc pzn'tit'ip:lnt in ull tlznvliop sports. l'Vll,l,IAM RlYDlSlCI.l.l5 fiH'I'II.YlllIl'g, Pu. XVlicrt' Rudy is, tlicrc is ailwnxs fnn. His iIlIClllgl'INil' will :ntl him much to 1't'1tt'l1 his goal. thc pricsthootl. Page Tlrirly if 0 I .. 1 - SQ 1 J lhviim Rl'l'l'Rl'ilIlll' Sl. IlfIllY.Y, Pu. llgiw. ilu' SI. xlllfyk llllSll. wus gin :lcliw lHll'lll'lIl1lIll in .ill lllll'1lllllIl'illN mul Llll ziiiiomiis lcllcr wrilvi: ,xmas S,xNi1'uR,x ll'IfNfUl'fl'. Pu. l.ninuuw lm' his hillhilly wings and sllcccssflll lnumlrx lmiiwiiix--x. .lim will ln' :in cxrcllvlll Slll'gl'UIl. R1-icsis Scziixvri' .Il'IHIIIlfHl', I'n. XllIl'l'll'L'l'. Iwo 'L' 21' ' 1 'A 1 ' xc ii i llsllN lllltlllllll Nllll i lou to liw mliiigvimisly. Rig kvpl alll clzmsrs on cilgv. 'xxii-.5 Sieiixisoi, 1.Illl'UI1c , Pu. lluliliiig high lmiimis in l'iUI'CllSlfN, -lim will K'L'I'l2lllllf hi' am cxccllciil tllllL'll with his zlclixc illtcrvsl in civic' lll1lll'N. ...o .... l'aml Sll'llllllZllll'l' xliuws Clhriw Lczuy. lllllllxkf Dmmlim' :incl RUII l.llli1lS the sfhn vclilioii ol' l.il1', Q ol ll illx lillllxllllill :xml Hill Ilan' chirk :wk Dm' llinvs :xml Kvii Lilliligcr il lhuy mzulm' Ihcii' limes f2lltblil'S'i xc' :my 'Hi l, iili'-r MAA! llll' ,ff ,f SENIORS of 1951 Page 'l'l1irly-into -lfxxiics S'1'ttl:k141R'i' l'ilI.v!111rgl1, I'n. The cheniiral minded llilllllll hopes to attend either l'ilt or lluquesm- where he will engage in the study of Pharmv ary. CARL S'I'Rl'l I'MA'li'l'l'lR lfarrolllmun, l'11. Carl is exei' serious and hard working. These traits plus his friendly manner are assets to his priesthood hopes. ' txt. S'lRl'I liMA'1 l'l-lk I'l1fl11rle1pl11'f1. Pu. is good looks hacked hy a scintillating personality insured a good time for everyone in his company. louis Srkoui- l.igonie'r, Pa. Clongenial john. with initiative to secure patrons. did ai commendable joh as hnsiness manager for the Chimes. iXiA'l l'Hl'1XV U LISHNIEY l,alrol11f, Pu. .Xn honor student with a wide smile. Matt hopes to find his lield of success in animal husbandry. RAYNH4 WA1.m1R Norfolk, Va. '4Doak lives up to his nickname well in foothall. All know him as a sincere student and companion. NVn,1.msi VVI'l'liI1lNAl'l-ik Yozzngsloiuzz. Ohio 'lhongh he carried a heavy schedule, Bill's genial person- ality Carried him to the top in haskethall. forensics and luuhlilations. Roisiikr W1'r1rMAN SI. M flryx, PII- lSoh's forte is the classics. His enthusiasm and determin- ation for studies assures his SIICCCSS in the priesthood. john Gindling samples Dick I,ang's soup as 'l'om Cassiclv and Bealn llziumgardner await their share. ,iff ' gf . I 'Y F , VP . L 1 . ' ki? . 7 MMR xx ,I WB: X s Q. 5? xii, Q 'P QQ If -w-f' , ,fx K an 0 'fn uf ,L Q M vw A' . 'T 4? ' -H V , ' in A X Q X ' 'Z , f Q , ,Q ,I . ,, W: 3 , M v -f , , , M- , Q M ,, , I ' ,, ,, ' j F , 2- ff' 7 M A M 2 , wfrf, 4, M f , ! ,V 5? Jjgv , Mm W V u wg, V fin. .,,,Ww,,. M ,Www f , ML' ,dvi ' , ' 'v 7 .,, X f . V A ' , , 0 mf- A1 - L 2' W ,V 4 M ,, , 3 W Q, 8. ..,k , x bt, M. 1 1 was 1 Ollirws -- Bernie Shaughnessy ' Nut I resident: joe Altonmonte. ' Presidentg .Steve Wilks, Secre tary: Boll West. Treasurer, U N I 0 Look Forward to Their Final Year l'p and at 'ernz lots ol' pep, was the lznniliar cry to which the juniors awakened eaeh day. Under the guiding hand ol' their versatile preleets, Fathers lllfllllll and ,Xelred, the wide awake liulure seniors progressed as the year rolled by. High scholastic' standing is second nature to the junior s. Prolessol' Shaller led them with an average ol' EPS lollowed closely by Bill Soisson, Guido Casari and Paul Duggan. Dick Cornett, Ed Hipps, Bill Devereux and Mike Murphy also attained high honors. The elass poet, linguist and eornedian in the person ol' Henry XVords Col' noj worth is Torn Markiewief. The Christmas party, held in the bandrooin, proved a great success. The Klaster ol' Clerernonies, Glenn .Xinhrose, kept the party moving at a fast pace, and spirits were high, Father lllric' was on hand to demonstrate his ahilitv as a lunnorist hut was given keen competition by the eolnedv tearn of Rav Vanis- ehak and Nlifkey Thomas. Sant XVest and his Todlers provided the musical entertainment. ln addition to their regular elass projects the iuniors sponsored several dances throughout the year. Out- standing among them was the St. I'atric'k's Day dance, held in the eluhrootn with the St. Xavier girls as guests. The t'llllJl'00lll was elaborately decorated by a cornnlittee composed ol' .lerry Farkasovsky, Ray Macdonald, .lack O'l7ea and lsh NleI,aughlin. The Alunior Prorn, to he the rnosl outstanding event ol' the year lor the juniors, will he held at Sleepy 'age' 'l'hir1y-join' lfA'rnru l'nunN FATIIICR .XI'1l.lil'1lD . 5. I in flii Q . ,A 'K an V -v i ...A Q X 1 S 'Nw 'WW www, Q x xm.. ,M MMM xv. 5 Ky' :I Q. Q V .1 mu . L . Y x x l 4 9 4 ' v Qffigvg M -i F K X 53 11 ,U r 1 , k . k xi ' H X X X S85 ' , - - , K? . ' 1 . A K QVY: my 3, 1 ian we if X K Q ALY '11 X gg Q W' ff' iii X ff Qi! S A ' , Y ,S z mg f' W 1, Y t 14, - ., 1 QS . 5 Y if N M 5 my K 1 L. .-.,z,, 951 'Q fy ,T 46 in K 'wx ms Y ,jf ax ,sr gg. :'.' gg, ' A-t X Ma 7. is ' S X A kxq ,, ' ' W xxx W Ne 5 ' X . K ix ' fx A ' Q ,f i, . 2 , kg L A K in K A ag g . 'S K X A U xg: , 55 N: X . XA K A . A? . kkgx Q.. . .K ' :Sr I Hu f x i 4 I Q A fn 3 L Q . gt if , if , . ,Q L,,- . t xi X N 13? 7 1 yi . . Q55 'R E . 5 5 of the Successful Fulfillment of Its Responsibilities orge Willinglian, 1 l'2llllx il'llCIlll, Ronny YCSUllilL'l', Paul Walsh, Ray Yaniscllak, Bolm Ulenski. Mickey Hollow 11111, May -l. lt is appropriately ll2llIlCll the Stardust Pl'OlIl,H and all attending look to a very enjoyable evening. The unsolved mystery ol the junior Class is: How could john Macey make Ollly an 87 o11 a test lie l1in1sell' prepared. rllllff junior class was responsilmle for 1l1e lJlllJlli'2lllOIl of the Prep paper, the HllOlll'lllllCIlC,H wl1iel1 they capably ll2llllll6tl. Many late ll0lll'S were spent by Ceo, .xllllOlllC, Uzenski and lVilks Lo meet all deadlines. Brightening the class scene were cilllllfk Florey, George Xvllllllglliill, and Dan Barnllart who could always be relied upon for their dry lllllll0l'. NlClll0l'2llJlC also are the proponents ol' pliysifal education, namely Tex Severin, Mail Po1u'l1 Pontzer, Hint Glinn and Pec'ko Henley, wl1o did their lJesL lo keep Sad Sain NVest in good spirits. l'lI01llllS. emma 1 i1.vl lion'-V Glenn ,XllllbIiUSC, Dick llonar, Chris Cain. lfirsl H0Zl'7fillllt'lx lflorey, .lack D1111c'a11, -jerry lslll .S'1'1'm11I l!o11'AMikc liarry. Dan liillilllllllil, Guido kimllskl- Clasari. .S'f'r'o11rI Ron' - cillllfli Gill, l,1llll Duggan, jeux Gloekler. Page Tllirly-.Six QM In basketball Crappy Crapanfano provided everyone with a good laugh as he displayed unusual ability in missing the bucket equally as well with either hand. THE . :union cuiss 'l'he juniors were well represented in the Glee Club as I3 nienlbers participated. Alohn Notaro, Reg lrlbarher and Paul Duggan received leading parts in the operetta, The Mocking Bird. ln forensics Guido Casari won the Pennsyl- vania Music and Forensic League County Chain- plonship in Radio Speaking. Equally adept were Paul Duggan and Glenn Ambrose. 'l'hus, the year has been both prosperous and eventful. The class stands indebted to the laculty and to those who have made the profit- ability and enjoyment ol the past year possible. Few junior class nienibers will forget the happen- ings ol' this year. .V tr , .1 f X,-1' 'I I. V.-l J' f ff 1 P, , 1 ' X , 'I df irlvll ' tl it f im A ,tl Hipps, YYalt Harr, Nlarly Hannigan, Colonel joe Nlignogna, john Ruse. Bob l,0lllll'l', Don Heeter. George Haney, Greg Henley. 0'I.eary, jack 0'Shea. Ray Schaul. Pug' 'l'l1i1lv-.v1'z'r'n . Ylllm ' Laugh Their Way to the FATHER OMER ,Nr iii Hai FATHER lXlARTlN 7 33 'v Officers-H':illy Mulligan, Treasurer: 'lem Carrigan. President: 'l'ony Spagnola. Secretary. Under the guidance ol' their prelects, Fathers Omer and Martin, the Sophomores never wit- nessed a dull moment. Gentlemen I presume. were the famous words ol Father Omer who always kept things alive and moving not only in class, but also in all sophomore activities. Father Martin, a new addition to the Prep, impressed everyone with his keen interest in intramural sports. ln the Scholasticate, Fathers Giles and Kiliau kept order among those lun loving second year men. No one ever saw Father Giles without his usual smile, and Father Kilian's humor was never lacking. ln fact, the sophomores never missed a laugh. 1.if' Rauch tried in vain to start his Lil Taylor lan club and had little success. The best club was the tractor club which was led by Reed and had Howden Harper and Nlonsour as star members. They longed for the day when they would have their campus lifted. No one liked the campus as well as Shaky Clacace who loved Page Tlzirly-eiglzt to mark time reading Shakespeare. Looking up from the Sunday lunnies in ecstasies ol' laughter, Hook asked Shaky il' he read Henry. Old replied Don, I read Henry Vlll many times. Alter one of Schaut's lainous haircuts poor jim Leonard was afraid he would acquire the name cat-steps. But speaking of hair, Tom Dougherty certainly had plenty on his lace lor his lead as Maxime in the operetta. All the participating sophs did a Fine job in the chorus including Burke, McGrath, Mcilruclclen, Bues- sem, Reynolds, Santora, and Reichert. ln lacl, 'ASmiley was so interested that he always rushed to St, Xaviers. Perhaps they didn't have too much singing quality but Mulligan, McCord, Roliertshaw and X'Valters could really speak. Clarence was good enough to reach both the Cl.F.L. and N.F.I.. hnals. Il' the sophs wanted volume they called upon Mickey Bowden, cheerleader par excellence: but for sheer sweet talk, no one excelled the captivating language ol' the lirox Dick and lloli 3- 4 1 .- ' 9.8 5 Sv K L2 X ' -M . ,:,,. N Y' is , ' Q , Q Sa, ' 4 F ' I? N Q, 3 ,.., m v . 'N f . ,.Ay 2 ,. - nfl X X R .1 Q X s kv K sf X T tp . wx mvww kk-k E X J? im K N43 . .,- Q X mx, 1?- Q Rf, ly 1 X Y X . ,QF F '?f '1 ., fre Q 5, S51 Q i S 1 K Q! I Q L L 3 . X x .EL. 17 in ,ig fy .L A I M1,7..Ep -,fy V. THE SOPHOMORES ill Penkoslq. joe Policaslro, lid Rauch. 'l'om l'hil- il1JS,kI1lL'k Reed, Ralph Reichert. Ken Pislncr, Reg XIOHSOIIII Ahrens. Moreover, no voice had the resonance that Father Martin's had as he said, Hoppa, sit down. Father Omer led many expeditions with his -Iunior Historians including Bushy Run and Gettysburg, but the major historical discovery was that of Daniel Boone' Reed who discovered a local battlefield which was surprisingly verified hy Father Felix, well known historian. Little was left to be desired by the junior Historians, who had a well rounded program. Fran Nlammarella was never at a loss for new ideas including lectures, dances and excursions. Nick Buessem and Tom Phillips were elected to ,lunior Historian offices at the lVestmoreland County meeting. Dan Blake created a scramble when he tried to prove that his watch was shock prool' by tossing it on the cement. Entertaining, however, was the music of Kirsch, Burke and Penkosky. The Sophomores now proudly pass the hall' way Ill1ll'K and look lorward lo a jovial iunior ve'ir r . Phil Kllawly, Rudy .l2llLilCjCWSkl, Gerry Hoover. .loc hlohnston, jude Kirkpatrick, .lim -Ianshego. Kneeling-Bill Kirsch. Ted King. Page forty -Q .x I K K CN V Q ' 5 we - Q I ' . 1 'Ni I ,Mi 1 'QR I ik . A L,rm K N Y K , xv I? Ln HX. ww - Q35 if '.- ' xK-X: Kami, X ' F s .,, K LN li EQ X k ,ng .4 Q, ' 5 gy flrv X ' ,A ' , W 5 'N f 4 V Q, Q x , f . , - f . K wr 'XFN .v Y' V' F , .. , fx a , ,NLlf.A.,f'-V . f F ff - ' . .x H1 N L L ,V 4 fw NW w 'v 1 3 1,-Q. .7, . ' '., - . asf .- H. ' . ,.41.ff., gg fy, 7 . -.g.....,- 1 ,lx 1, ' A-' f'.5:J4 z Afro ,aj gig'-' l-'ln is ,ki H . . itz,-y-fl'..,i1g,r. ilk, - 31 . ffl its- -Us 9-mx. .- 5 'i A.. -t 7' 1- ' I Jflq ...4 -r I l ,r I r I if 5 But a Good Start Alter going up the wrong stairs, turning down the wrong halls and going in the wrong rooms, the Freshmen finally became familiar with Prep lile. Fathers -Iulian and Caniee, freshmen prelects, looked like red caps on the first day ol' school as they carried the l'reshmen's luggage to their quarters. Hut learning the ropes didn't take long for the freshmen, lor soon they learned to keep quiet in the dormitory and study hall, particularly alter retribution was delt out for the lost pillow that bounced olli ,loe 'l'ripoli's head and out the window. Many are the memorable dorm capers ol' these young neophytes. Uber, Nlcflrath and lJ'Alelio learned how to hit the deck when Father .Iulian overturned their beds late one morning. Father Canice was seven hamburgers and soda pops richer when some early lo bedders attempted a least. Greck took his exercise in sleep walking. Not without men ol' ability were the star studded Pussy mighty mights led by Fran the man Prerioso. Tom Curran, llim limerick and .joe Shaller were always ready to supply the win- ning punch. 'l'l1e Scholasticate boasted ol the lwo smallest mights in XN'alker and XVinkleman. Page lforlv-lien FATIIFR AIULIAN i lfA'rin:k Clxxicla UlIicf'rs-Rick lanci. President: Tom Con way, Vice-President: Bob joseph, Secre tary. On a Seemingly Endless Path That Experience I'om Curran, lien lfinlinger. .Xlyie lflesher, Don Dave Connolly, Xmieo Ciolaiauni. Frank Clilatlny. Cliganit. lim lilueriek. Denis Gerber. Reg Conley, liugene Clilrone. Nlirlsey lll'UW'll. lfor all around sports ability Diek l'ersit'l1etti and Hob qloseph rate high. ln the Forensic' lield many Frosh made a good start. iloe Shaller, Mike Popson, Lee Houston, Mike Brown and Tom Curran led the way to many high ranks. 'l'hey promise future greatness. Lee exaulted in recounting radio and television jokes ol' the previous evening to the resident students while F-liekey Brown olten tried his hand at imitations. But in the seholastie standing l'ew were able to imitate marks set by Golier, Kaleita, Pappert, Smith and l,axar. At almost all entertainments Samay, lien Venuto and Gerber were mufh in demand to play their aeeordians. At the Clhristmas play many new stars emerged. Dave Pappert and Dave Connolly pulled the best triek ofthe evening with their floating man. Floating also were the voices of whisky tenors Pierolo, DK-Xlelio, Cola'- anui, and Allwein, the nuke expert. As the basketball season progressed Persiehetti, l,l'CllOSO and Grimm kept the eords shaking with their high scoring. Equally as elleetive were Seholasties lfran Nlellonald, Claude Petroy, .Iolni Stricker and lfran Golier. No one seored as high THE FRESHMEN 'E S l,llg1' I tIl'fl'-Ill ,Nilliugflloherl cillflllllll, ,loan Creeh. Aloe Nlllflllll. Yinee Piccolo. Dick l'ersithetli. IUC Ohel Slnmling--liee llouslon, l'hil Henry. I-lugene tirinnn, cllilllflf' l'l F-5'f'll'Nl'SSl'1'l N- lfranL tiolier. loe Kaleita. ' ' TE ' ' . -7 7152'Ff iE5 15i7fi2',3vf5f7f:2C'7-'f L'f7i ' WST- 57A'?'I3S'5'7'?A ft 5? MEZF7'..TCi 5E'. 'TX 1257 TTiT ffi'l'7 55'Jf'ifTI ZiTf7 'A sg' as Boll lloseph in hasehall lor his ringing hat eonipiled an ininlitahle string ol' hase hits. -Ianei, Larkin and Clitrone also proved to be experts in the horsehide sport. 'I'heir crowning joy came when they licked an ahhreyiated senior squad ti-2. 'l'he Seholasties also had stars in the sock sport. l,eo lfinfinger, llan llrdlik. led Valentovieh and ,loe Nlurtha proved themselves as kings ol' swat and lielding. The Ifrosh didn't lack advocates ol' the terpsiehorean art as was demonstrated at the lfrosh lfrolie. Snooky Grinnn, Reg Conley and .-Xl lflesher showed the boys how to cut a rug. MclOllllJlCSSH Conley pulled the surprise ol- the evening when he showed up with his hair eonihed. xloe l,auderhat'k, Ding and Dong Bell, Frank llhladny and ylohn Planinshek were always good kahitzers at wrestling matches in Father llulian's rooin or any ol' the many card games in the cluh- rooin. Steve NllSSlJ1llllll and Huher XValker were always ready to compete in leats ol' strength. On the other hand, lioh Hainriek took the prize lor the inost. trips to l'illlll,S inlirinary. .Iohn Sahlin and Paul Laty were never at a loss lor aetivity usually ol' a sedentary nature. mea: A-zy:z'.'s',- ,flea .,,,p, Lf: , Page f'iIlllV-jlllll' Sillirlg--gloe lripoli. Larry Smith, Boh lorris. .xlllllfllllgfylfillll lorqualo. George Sltllll. .john Strit 62T:2'E'SI J' .t'.S!'f5W'?i?'1 E.E'i E 4 31 ' L . tg Y A , 5 ff?-'Q H 5' ,,,,,,,,,.g,,.,,M-V ' v x H, ,- wi' R . S- -151 - 5' xiii 9, gg F ki 15:1 .f--, .. 3 fn Y ., bf ..-NAM , qi K if. . gig ? Q3 Fi, W 7K'h Q Q mf Q , w..,,. ss X mg. Qu R , ,- 'ix Q hs .Q . 1, B' . 4 - -'qrfiga' g Ag' I l C f' Y -1' GSK if ,'. I . k .L 'U L 5 - ' - 'V ', ,- . Q 1 : A :Sn . I 5? y 4 xi X N. . 3 X sg ,N .YI Z. gx TLT an M, tg xii i K K f f fx. fl' W mix - ' : N if ' x Q1 Q N 5 L . ff Q ,, 'J ' AW J - s 'ef . x I 1 Awcgr. K 1: , I 4 . A.,,,.+ .M wi ., 9. K, v w ,. Q .'-.x xv '. 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', .Xlnw lx. :til ztsptiing to lollow thc Rttlc ol St. llcllcmlit-t. Within tht' St'ltolzistit'zttt', itll imlivitlttztl tlcpztrt- . . -. I .U . . ul in .t youu, llntlvr tht' gttitlztmt' :intl help ol' thcit' ncwlv mpointt-tl IJi1't't'tor, l'i2lll'lCl' .Xitl:m, Scholzts , -. . . .. . -. , . . . . t tmtnttl .tt.ttltmlt.tlly .mtIsp111tu.1lly. lo htm cy owt- at g,i't':tl tlvztl lor thc lllillly llllIJl'0YCIllClllS tht' tlt-pztrttnt-tit this ycztr. Hts t-:tint-st con- lcrzttion is grziittctl to cvcry llllllVlClll1lllS proh- ns. .Ks OIIC ol' tts ht' has provitltrtl at ll'lICly thcrly t'2ll't' to ztll. I ht- lJt'pztrtmt'i1t hats its own cotltr ol' rcgttlzitions tl ohlgizttions zttlatlmtcd lrom thc BCllCCllt'llllC .tltx liztvh one ol' this 'lztmilv works to fctltcl' , 5-, r tht- gootl ol tht' wholc. l'rcl't't'ts, l z1tl1t'1's lfrmin, Cilcs Kiliattl :int tics with lot' kztlvi Q l I Y I l lttthcr lxiltzm tltscllsscs Sllll. ' Q ztcllim, :irc t-vcr willing to cxtcntl lllCll' wcztlth tguiwnsc Lamr, and tilmrluy Wanlktw. Cxl3l'l'll'lll'K' to tht- uct-als ol' tht- stutlt-nts. Talk' g' pant in all ol' tht'ir ztctivititrs, they provitlt' mpxmionsliip :mtl pztrt-ntztl faire. Umlcr thcsc superiors, :mtl through their tlztily rtit-ipzttion in lJI'2lyCl', sttttly :tml 1'ct't'czttiot1, holztstics 1't-ct-iw tht-it' lttmlztmcntzll training lor 3 prim-stlioocl. xltitlt' Kit'kpnti'it'L. llcrrtit- tiznnphvll. -lim ulzinsltcgo, .john Don O'lic11t'x lztlk loothaill with luck M1111-x. lfuiuzk Ku.tAN I-'nuttin jouznlm I 1 Q Aciiietfeimirt is lEliill?5l!'ff7S Earned Dividend NATION Xl. HONOR SOtZlli'l'Y l ir.s'l limi' -lliek Cornell, lax Connolly. lin: Seahol. Carl Krill,t1harles Davis, lioh xllllllllilll. 'loin Nlrllonmny. Hill llL'YCl:L'll'X. I I Sw-111111 Ifmvfliill xlllllCll2lllCIi. Bill Soisson, Paul Duggan, jerry liannigartlner, Dirk Lang. l-'retl limo. lloh Nlc'K.reary. Barney Shafler. fnllllltl Lasari ln lfc-ln'nary eighteen Prepsters were elected lo the National llonor Society. 'l'o attain this distinction the students ninsl have an average ol' eighty-seven percent and he chosen by l'ac'ulty nienrhers lor their t'harac'ter, leadership and participation in extrac'nrrit'nlar activities. This year's llonor Society is headed by Bob Nic-Clreary as president. lioh, always a le: itler in scholastic achievement, has heen outstanding in sports ancl l'orensic's. Dirk Lang and Toni Xlcilononiy constantly letl their rlass in the sc-ientilic' field while Rork Graciano and lfrecl Ifavo clitl equally as well in their lielcls. cllll Q1 a potential nieniher of the flergy. is noted lor his ability to master foreign languages. 'l'o Hill XVittenauer, Bob Nlcllreary, and Bob lllitnnan goes the tlistinetion ol' being two year nlen in the National Honor Society. ln the junior class Bernie Shaller, Guido Clasari and Paul Duggan lead the Prepsters in scholastic 2lClllCVClllCl1lS and Bill Soisson and Hill Devereux uphold the honor oi' the Scholasti- cate. Sinee this is not inerely a local or state organi- zation hut a national society, the prestige ol' being a nieinber is greatly increasecl. Congrats ulations to the creani ol' the stnclent hotly. SENIORS Siilinw- 1 ltllllll oni I C I N ' lononu Slllillllllf' f L z ' Davis rNX'ill 1' . lhlgf' l Il7'l'Y-ldgllf IUNIORS .Killing--llill ll1'x1'1'1'11x. HQll'llCy Sl1z1ll'1'1'. Guido flZlS1ll4l. l'z111l Dllggilll, Dick fl0l'llL'll. .xfllllfflllg - Bill Soi-su11. Klifk xlllfllllf, llllflx Nlzxccy, Dan l7b2ll'llll2Il'l. George lvllllllgllllll, lid Hipps. SOPHOMORES Billing W- fll2ll'Cllfl' RoI11'1'lsl1a1w. ,lolm Sfllillll. Xivls. lglll'NSl'lIl1 loc .l0llllSl0ll. Wally xllllllgllll, llcrnic Cllllllllbvll, Dunn f:2ll'2l- sclla. Slnnrling - Bill l,l'lllxllSk5, Don llumllinski, 'lkmy l311l11l:1, 'Don Weis. llolm Rucliscllc, Bill Kirsrll, llcnry Yzlrgn, -'mlm Clrollcll. lJz11'i1l Sllllllllll. FRESHMEN .Sillirlgwhloc Kzllcilzl. l.1'1' Ilous- ton. Dave l'z1ppc1'l, liugcuc 'l'mn C Lnmmc. lllI'l'2lll, Slmuling -- Nlilxc llopsml. lm' lrlpoll. lfrzlmls XI1'll1w11f1lml, I.:1r1'y I.z1w1'c11c'c. lfram Golicr. H0 ORMEN Pagr lfnrlx'-n 33 m, X i1 ESQ 2 X2 P is i 4 s' - 3, 1 1' A--if X XX . f f li 5 iii . Q E gf ii ,V S Q 5 E ' . E 5,2 s - f 5 S X . E ' s - WF Y .lf A 5' ' 'x Q1 1.1-ey -f-354, 5 51. f 5 M Q - 4 3 i J i X, vi Q T N Qu. x i nag-algni i y 3 Siu -2. f A ff AX N we YAG, N'-Mfr'-essu-fg,,x qu -NP' M,,,,..-1-4-K- fr ,pf-ss X . . ,.'.k, . A f ' my-f Visiting the sick. loin lirltnich. is pair! ol lllt'fill1lIll2lllIlSllllllX routine. As We See its Expression in all Phases of Living . lnhcr llrit znlnnnislers the Sl. Nllllrlls lllCSSiIlg Dan e l'2llJlJCl'l. 'l'he scholastic yezn' was lorniztllv opened with at Solemn High Mass in the .Xrcliztbbcv Church In the course ol' the year the Prepsters :ntcncletl lnztny other services in the ,Xl't'lllllJl7Cy, several ol the occasions being the leztst ol' St. llenetlict :incl the lnnerul ol' .Xrchztbbot Kelenien ol' llnngurv livery clay the opportunity ol' nttencling thc Divine Sztcrilice wats ztlorclecl, :incl lor those who clesirecl, confessions were henrcl tlznily. On Sanur clay evenings the stnclcnt bocly ztttentletl Bene tliction lor which joseph Hznnilton proviclec organ IIlllSlf while each bov liltetl his voice in praise. ' Helore lights ont ezlch night, the prt-lccts lecl their charges in prayer, :incl during the nionth ol' October everyone took his tnrn :tt leanling tht lznnily rosary. Il' any problems arose, Prepstcrs felt lree to go to lfztther lllric lor ztclvice. which wus cheerfully given. Pay' lfijlv-Ilirzr 1 V ' RELIGION Our zunnnzil retreat was the hitgliligllt ol' the yeztr. Fzitlier Alohn Sc'l1onl1zn'cltwzis retrezit inzister, :intl his ability to eonrhine sports with religion nizitle his talks interesting to zill. During the Lenten sezison Prepsters zlttencletl the XV:iy ol' the Cross every Tlinrstlziy ztlternoon. Forty Hours Devotions gave every boy at ellzinee to clon the server's gurl: zintl kneel in zlclorzttion lmelore his Clreutor. The Cll1z1pl:iin's hnlletin hourtl wus IlllK'Ilf'S linll ol' inlorinzition eoneerning religions happenings. Hzirtl lo lorget are those lznnons posters thzit we' i clone up so well by the 2ll'l tlepzirtnient. By thein the prepsters were ronstztntly reniintletl that their daily lives were in the locus ol Religion. Certainly the well developed religions progrzini ol' this school yezn' has inrrezisecl the l'rep's spiritual zlclvztneeinent. Tither I'lric explains Benccliclinc Nlerlal to Jim Myers. Paul Graciano and Tom Leonard light the in- Bob McCreary takes his turn during Forty Hours' cense for Benediction. Devotion. I 2 2 1 E Z 1 ww 7 ed- rv g 1 . I 4 K . . X '7 . 1 a 5 42 31 Xi QE, . , ig ' E' . I My V M k Xi Mfg, J -X' .-,A H y, 3 N - - Q ' 'fi ali'- S IEEKHMI '- ex . v' ,Qi :- 1..f 'H 1 1 n an e age ' ig-nw ws 5 -9 if ,,........---'- .....,..V ..A. W, - KIESUHQ 1'7 -A f P 33- -- .,., wi ,X., , K Q? - K 5 1 E A-4 -A T5 V - awww wwf-if l A an fm S A X ? W! k A I N12 X f EJ .av if f ' . . X ' Lang f Q ., I V AVV, PZV, 1 fi ' J -. - H L, 4 Q L I-ff -,x iii i m U 2 5 as 1 m s' A .,.V.. 1 r 5 t I V , M XA l N X .. ,,w . 'Y ' H R ww ' -Q. 'khkk Mi 'A W 'M - jk, X gg' Q 1? k m ,Vx - ' 'ff , W AL ' W'i fA '4L.---. K 5 3113 ,V x, H kkyv I .,... H+, A K QQ . x L. , My ,.,,,, ,. ...AM Q X -' M 1- A L. , 7 S 2. i E Rege Sclmupp, Fran Mam- marella, Clair Mullen, Ray Levay and jim Seabol look over senior class pictures. Tom Carrigan, Guido Casari, Steve Wilks, Sam West, Tony Spagnola, and Wally Mulligan watch joe Alto- monte speaking over the public address systetn. ln cooperation with the .Xdministration and under the leadership ol' the Student Council, the extracurricular activities were planned and lor the student bodv. l'Vith Hob organized I NlcCreary, Carl Krill, Fred Favo and Bernie Shaughnessy as the officers a busy year ol' activity was had. 'l'he main student project ol' the year was the sponsoring ol' the Mr. Rallerty Car Fund. Being a large plan, the entire council merged to acquire the donations lrom Prepsters, ,Xlumni and Friends to cover the cost ol' a lSl5l Chevrolet. ln recognition ol' his many years ol' service and the esteem in which he is held, the car was presented to the Prep Coach at the Annual Football lianquet. ment lor the Christmas party which consisted ol skits, minstrel shows and the like. Frank Mam- Each classes' council planned its own entertain- marella planned and handled the senior ' Cll lOl'- tainment. .Xlter the entertainment the classes gathered in the relectory to sing carols and enjoy rel'reslnnen ts. Oflicers: Carrigan, Mulligan, and Spagnola planned lor the sophomores. lfor the lireslnnen loseph, .lanci and Grimm did the planning. The annual Kitty Ball was held at the Greens- burg Country Club in honor ol' the football team. .Xlso the Alunior Class ollicers: Shaughnessy, .Uto- monte, XVilks and XVest planned the lunior I lrom at Sleepy Hollow on May -1. On May lil, the Seniors will hold the third big dance ol' the year, the Senior Prom. 'l'o be held at the Greensburg Country Club, -lack Nlerlin's orchestra will provide the melodies. y will be scniot wack with its Closing the ear ' ' ' many and varied events. P agp- lfifllv-nirte Speech and Debate Fill the Week-ends . 1. 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R. 11'1l11ll2ll1. l 1'. 11111111 1111111111 111111l111'l1' I111' 81111111113 111'111'1'w. fl. 1Y111i11g111111. 1111' .X11 1111111 lll1l1L'1' 1111- 111111111111 1'y1' 111 1 z1l111'1' 1'11llL'l'1l' 11111 lJl'1Jgl'L'S5R'l1 1111111111 1ll 1111- 1:1s1 The Witnmer Chapter ol' the Pennsylyzmizt lfederzttion ol' 'junior Historiztns, which hztd not been ztetiye lor several years, wus reorganized this yeztr by Fztther Omer, tezulier ol' history in the Prep .It held its initial meeting on October 30, 1950. The purpose ol' the club is to promote naitionztl, stztte :ind loeztl history through speeiztl projects, relerenees and reseztrch. llnder the direction ol' its Moderator, Farther Omer, :ind through the leadership ol' its oliieers, l'll'2lllt'lS Mtiiniiizirellzt, president, Nicholas Bues- sem, vice-president, .john Reed, seeretztry and U'illizun Kirsch, treztsurer, the elub sueeesslully ol' the other 255 members, mostly .'X1nerieztn History students, lectures, essay eontests, exhibits :tnd ztssemblies were held. Burke. :intl ll. Sutton on the lzultler. .X meeting wats held every seeond Monday to diseuss possible progranns and projects to stir up ' interest in history. The first stteeesslttl projeet undertaken by the chapter was to sponsor the I Speak lor Democrztcy Contest which was then followed by many others. The highlights ol' the yeztr were the historic-:tl trip to Gettysburg on Nlziy 33, ztnd the first zmnuztl dinner :it Hotel Clettysbttrg. IM ,lf.!1,f , f tj 1 V ff f ,t .ffwnft , fl I l lil? l A'lIIl-'R Outta X , t t ,l 1' . Nt l Moderator Fr. Omer discusses plans for the Gettys- W. Kirsch and H. Sutton prompt as G. Hook, N hurg trip with officers G. Hines, F. Mammarella, Buessem and D. Gliganic rehearse for the His N. Buessem, and W. Kirsch. torian assembly, Washington on the Delaware. - V - - - - ' Prepztrin 1' the elub room for one if their l'm cs .. -- . - - -. 7 . . V . . A 4 U 1 mttttd out its purpose. With tht p.ntutp.ttton im, Hislmmm. il.. l,hiHiW' M. l,mwdm, K I rf' ,fy ,L W M, i 555 F S M WS 5 , X, www ,H-f 7 'Z mfffgfiii f g'f m N ' 'W 1 f 'WMS R7 k v f W..,A-.A--ff A ,- fL1.,fw 3 lf will f 2, a S Vg .. ii-1, - K V MVA its . r S: 53 L 1 S? if ? ' ' K . ' - Lnh, ii 'V 1 ' 49 ' E f :LL X J g 5 '.M.,.g:' 1 1 ' d 31' x . ,-.1 . My ff' 1 ...Q-05 y -A-- 1 . :ww 8? X 4, X 1 E fi llt't'0llllJllSllL'll by Steve lVilks: XVally Mulligan and Paul lValsh. Head Lines, Date Lines, Sometimes Dead Lines Make Published Lines Chimes etlilors. Wittnian, Witlenauer, Davis antl lb. Walker. l'. llatinieh. ll. tionnolli. li. liger, Tlltilreary glance through a yearbook. .ual EIA. Stroup ol' the Business Stall the-tk llllllllflill aeeounts. XVith another year another Chimes is pulm- Iishetl which heralds the graduation ol' an intlustriouS group ol' seniors antl describes the V Em? life? activities ol' the sehool year. 5 ' The litlitors were Hob Nleflreary, Bill lVitten' auer, Charlie Davis and Bob XVittnran. 'l'he linaneial matters were lelt in the eapable hands ol' Toni liatinieh, .lay Connolly, llohn Stroup, Rayner XValker and licl liger ol' the Business Stall. Composing the Clhin1es woultl have been impossible without the aitl ol' its moderators l'athers hgbert and .Xelretl. .Xlso the wontlerlul photography ol' Darwin and Henry Defllau toupletl with the original layouts ol' Mr. Donaltl Young helped give the hook its l'ort'el'ul present- ation. This eomhination was instrumental in attaining the highest ranking lor the H1950 Chimes in the Columbia anal Scholastic' Press .XNhUl'l2lll0ll. The HI0lll'll2llt'llC',H untler the eapalmle tutelage Q3 in its coverage ol' Prep activities by atltling Ulllllllllh on the Seholastieate and .Xhunni. Original layouts and items ol' personal interest were big improvements. The editors were Pierre Cleo, Guido Clasari, Bob lizenski and loe AXI- monte. ' ' -1 ' ' X - ' another, gave assistanee, but voernan work was Xlotlerators ol l'ul1lieations. lfr. Dunstan. lfr, Xelretl autl lfr. lighert fliseuss the lournalette and Chimes. MUSIC . .. The Marching Band Created the Color, While the Cheerleaders Pepped the Spiri laxlmin R.'x1.l'l1 IS.-xIL1-ix, O.S.l3. 1Jir1'l'Im' Top limp-Al. R11su,W. llcvcrcllx, l'. Cleo, P. lluggzm. CL. Hanley. 'l'. Scwriu. ll. Sullixzm, R. N'lll- mzm, li. .XllllJl'I7NC. 'I'l1ir1l Ifmufii. l,ul1mz1n, ul. lSu11Ycl1l1lu. R. l'll'llSlxl. R. Reynolds. R. Wcsl, U. xvllllllgllllll. 'l'. ll0llgllCl'lh, IJ. lfink. SITKJIIII RIJZIVKRI. Nllflllllll, il. Ala-nncy, ul, l'lzminslwk. 'I. clllllilll. l.. cllbtlillllilll. R. CUl'llCll, R. Conley, Y. l'ic'r'mIo. linllom Ham .Srnl S1lr'lc.x X, l ll'NllCl'. li, L-rimm. G. Sllllll. R. Rcic'llcl'l. XY. Ilcll, vltllflllllllll. Eg, g Q , El.. 1 ' ,iv ,Q 4 , Pugz' .Sixty-six The Prep liand with a variety ol' hall'-time IJL'l'l'0l'llllllll'LTS added considerable luster to the current liearkitten loothall season. Father Ralph, with the aid ol' the forever l'aithl'ul Sad Sacks. produred a series ol' historical and patriotic skits dealing with the heroin' growth ol' XVestern Pennsylvzniia. ,lohn Ruse, baton twirling sc'holastit', led the blue and gold musicians through a variety ol' new held patterns. Nlueh ol' their work added color and amusement to the games and were enjoyed by all. Thanks to the splendid work ol' lfather Ralph and the band, the spectators en- joved another wear ol' suc'cessl'ul intermission perlormanees. CHEERLEADERS Rocky Craeiano. Mickey lkowden. Freddie .Xllwein. and 'l'om O'Connell lead the Prep stu- dents. 'l'he Christmas Cantata, one ol! the most heau- tiiul programs ol' the year, was put on by the eomlmined choruses ol' St. Vincent and St. Xavier .'XK'2lllCIIlV on December I0 and ll. llsinfr Yule- 1 11 tide songs ol all types, the ensemble, under the able direction ol' Father Ralph, kept the audience amused, amazed and interested with every change ol' theme. Chosen this year lor the All County Chorus because ol' their outstanding work were Reg St-lmupp, Dave Fink, Tom Dougherty, Pat Lyden, Pete Gross, and Leo Coodman. These boys led the Clee Club through another success, liul year. lvlgl' .Sf,x'Ir-511111 OPERETT New 0rIean's Best Days Were Those of the Mocking Bird Leo Goodman honors Val jean Gray in The Mocking Bird. Cionilxined Glee Clubs of St. Vincent and St. Xavier. The combined Cilee Cllulis ol. St. Vincent Prep and St. Xavier Academy presented their iourth annual Operctta, The Nlocking Bird hy Sloane and Rosenfeld. Four perlorniances extending through .Xpril 6-9, were given at St. Xavier's ,Xuditoriuni. The scene ol' the story was situated in New Orleans during the l8th century. The play deals with the French Colonists who, when finding that New Orleans has been ceded by lfrance to Spain, decided to light the Spanish. lnspired hy the Mocking Bird, Val -lean Cray. the colonists united. XVith the assistance ol' a 'rlgf Szxlr-vigil! Pirate, jean Lelfarge, Regis Schnupp, and Holm Finchley, Leo Goodman, a Virginian in Le Farge's conunand, they niapped out their niilitary strategy. Meanwhile the lXlarquise De Villebois, lloanne McCann, detains the Spanish Envoy Don Aurelio, John Notaro, and the uprising is successful. The colonists are saved. For their splendid work the students were leted at a picnic held at St. Xavier Grove. Thanks to Father Ralph, Sister lda, Father Louis and the St. Vincent College Orcliestra, the Operetta was a success. 15:1- v f A,,q,v W- A, ., : --1 f,,,, Q E.. ' s I' ,su ,ff Qi WX ill-DA Top--Iolm Notaro, the Spanish Envoy, is received by his French Hosts. Middle-Barbara Reed and the Chorus finish the Rigacloou, a lively French dance. Ifoltmn-Paul Duggan leads the chorus in Till We Are Free. Top-N. Beck, J. Littler, J. Voytko, P. Ziegler and M. Baird complete the ballet dance, Brilliante. Middle- The Golden Hour is hlearldecl by Tom Dougherty, Barbara Reed! and Paul Duggan. Bottom-Cast solves the problem of the governor in Carried OH. Page Sixty-nine Y gi ' ,Q sw-W S- . 2 , an 3 L if 1 f ,A H1 x M ...,i n l 'E' ' VA sf x t C' . xii . 5 1 n -2 3 X? gg fi-I 3551 4 D was R . Q? -M: - f A wzaewif my if sig P 1 , in Q' WS: -Q Aff ?-. Swi ffi -K - VV .: 71' k Us W ' 'V if. 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Snwnrl Ron' f-tloznli Nlr. lstxztn, Nlgr. llilllIllQ,1ll'llll1'I',il. l. Brown, Lenz, Lnkzts. li. liger. Walsh. Steelrselilllte, littrke. xl. Brown, lrexzti, Nlt'Cl'C2llif, Schnnpp, Mgr. Donohue. tlozleh Mr. Rafferty. 'l'lmrl Ron' dlrztttglrriessx, Nlelotti, ll'Onol'rio, Clueolite. Dailey, Pynos. Kessler. Leonztrcl, Smith. Keztgler, lSoxer,illztseltine, Httrr. lienjznnin. lhe long znwztitetl Deeetnher 7, tlztte ol' the zlnnuzll lfoothztll lizrnquet, elirnztxetl at stleeessfnl lfloll season. Clozteh Bill Rztllerty, hzteketl hy the zthle 2lSSl?sl1llll'C ol' George lstvun, built at squzttl ztronncl the returning veterans. By ztcltling new- comers, lurther developing his veterans, and instilling his competitive spirit into his nien, Mr. Rztllerty proclueetl 21 highly respeetetl eleven. The sehetlule, ztrrztngecl hy .Xthletie Director Farther l,ottis Setllzteko, lieztturetl some ol. the Llistriets top notch eonrpetition. 'l'he serztppy Kittens worketl hgtrtl in prepztr- zrtion lor their lirst hig contest. Crossing elztws with the leroeious Greensburg Lions, the Kittens lost their first gznne 352-tl, They were ont- clztssetl hut showecl plenty ol' heztrt. .-Ks the Prep was tllllilillllilfil hy Derry lwp. in the seeontl contest F68-8, lfgtvo ponneecl on zt Derry Twp. lnnrhle cleep in the Golden Eagle territory to setup the Kittens lone 'l'.l7., ztntl Lang ztceountecl lor at szllety. ,Xlter at llines to MeCrezn'y pztss Levzty hull- clozecl his wary over from the one for zt 7-0 un- sztcltlling ol' the Ligonier Monnties. Spztrkecl by Cl:1ssicly's running, passing, :intl plztee kicking. the Prep tritnnphecl over at serztppv teznn lrorn f PII 1 S!'7f!'?IlX'-filllll' Kessler makes ehoiee hefore St. .lnstin gznnt mm 44 THEIR RECORD Clrcciislnnrg ,,,. .,,,,,, I 52-l'rc'p,, llcrry 'lknvnsliip , ISS--l'rvp Ligonici' ,R..,,,,. ,, ,, ,, ll-l'ic'p, Derry llnmugli ,,,,,,,, 24-lll'l'l1, QI Sl. Xlury ol llic NIl.,, ti-ffPi'cp,,2m Sl. ulnsiin w,..,.,RA.,R,,,R,, ll-l'i'cp.,-Ill qlolnislown Chilli. ll-l'n-p lllziirsvillc ,H A, l,lf4fl'i'cp I l ill l20 0 T' Xiu. W1i,i.l,ui RM-'i lfR'lX fiflllfll Q i l i l-Uxlllilfk l.o plIl1le'lif'lJirr1Inr NIR. ls'i'v.,xx .'l.Y.VlX'fIlIl1 filllllll -my limo 2l,2. Kc-sslc1's Illlllllllg' :incl l'ul1m-ik lrvziy :incl :in cxuui point by Cussinly tical lllziirs innning c1n1'ric-cl mln- lilllllll' llcziluils over Monni villc lil-lfl in Llic larsl gznnc. Sl Nlziiyk by an 25-li scrmixx .X liclcl clay, capnwinilly Clliinzixing ll liiglily slicccsslnl griclimn cznn lm' linm-incn Sclnnipp, Nlnllcn, Kessler, :incl Srcfli- pziign was Llic :nnnuil lfoollmll lizuiqucl liclcl in scliullc :incl lmc-le loin 1,1-onzn'cl, cznnc wlu-n Llni llic Prop 1'cl'cc'Lm'y. Alter moving spccclics ln lxlllCllS ll'0lllll'l'il Sl. -llISllll -10-0. Hole opening Stephen Pctm, lcd Gciuiisky, XVziltcr Kim-sling In Lukas, Pynos, :incl Sll'lllIllilllCl' Lugn-Llici' willi und Dun Hznnill, M11 All Rooncy, l'l'CSillClll ol llic lilncking :incl clull-iisiw work ol Nlc'CI1'c-airy llic I'iLLslnn'gl1 Su-clcrs, prcsciilccl lln- .Xrlliur rc iiiai-ini C'0llll'llJllll0llS in llic downing ol' Rooney 'I'1'olJliy lo Boll Nlc'C1'c'all'y, llll1Il'Il'l'lJ2H'lQ IOllll5l0Wll Clzitliolic' 6-0. Scores by l,2lllllCI' and nl' llic '50 Kittens. l'm'w Nl'i'l'H x I 1 A l'l l'Ul'l'lFS On fiVlillllllgxllliiigilll, McCord tMgrs.j lintlom Ron'-Spagnola, King, Flack. Hunt. Gloekler, Khaw- ley, Carrigan, lllarchase, Poli- castro, Yanossy. Seeruirl Rnru-Coach lfr. Aelretl. Xltomoule. 'l'heun, l'. Nic- Grath, Ceo, lluessem. llock- mier, XVesl. Xmbrose, Dud7in- ski. Coach. lfr. l'irmin, Tlzirrl Row W 'lihomas. Avolio, S u l l i v a n, l.0llCil2ll'iL'll, Mc- Laughlin, l'ont1er, Boyer. Yau- ischak. l'l'SSlliS Iiollmn Ram'-Nlgr. Colaianui. 'l'orquato. Shaller. Shaller. Walker, limerick, -lanci, l'ersi- chetli, Curran. l,l'CllOSi. Nuss- baum, Mgr. .Xllwein, Sw-mlzl Ron'-Cloaclt lfr. llulian. Grimm, joseph, Piccolo, llenry Clhladny, Conley, Gliganic. Coach, lfr. Clauice. 'l'hir1I Row-Satnay, Connolly. Young. lSenVenulo, Stoltz, R. McGrath, Cilrone. The Small and Mighty Begin to Climb The H350 Puppies compiled the best Puppy record as they copped four wins against three losses. Fathers Pirmiu and Aelred were the successlul coaches. .Xlter losing the hrst two encounters, the Pup's undying spirit enabled them to trim South Greensburg I3-6 lor their first victory. ln en- countering a powerful Greensburg .l.V. squad, the Prep lought galantly only to lose 7-0. The Puppies then smothered Harold llunior High lil-0 and the Hurst Al,V.'s 26-7. They then went ou to outclaw the ligthing Pussies, in the annual Puppy-Pussy classic to end a successful season. Although the whole Puppy squad will prove excellent reserve strength for the varsity next year, stardom should be in store for such stal- warts as ace-backs lerry Gloekler and Yan Yanossy, as well as sterling linemen, Ish Nic- Laughlin, Diamond Loncharich and Dud Dud- finski. Page S1'wenty-six Father flanice, capable Pussie coach, led his eleven to a five win and six loss record. The Frosh possessed a Hue lighting spirit. Dick Persichetti, Fran Prezioso and George Stoltz pro- vided a high powered backfield combination. On the line the Pussies had such stalwarts as Rick hlanci, Huber lValker, Bob McGrath and Dave Connolly. They took the opener from Dorothy l-1-7. Dropping the second contest to Sacred Heart, the Pussies took St. Xaviers 2-l-li, Holy Family lf!-6, St. Benedict 35-7 and Number One School ol' Latrobe I3-7. Greensburg Freshmen's 241-ll, and Ramsey's Freshmen's I8-0 scores added two more losses to the Frosh record. The three final losses came at the hands of St. Paul's Orphanage I3-l2, Taren- tum, I3-0, and the Puppies l8-0. lm!! f- f.2lSSl1lX' lncalks flour. V High! - But lllcy got him. 1.471-V -Cllill' again! leigh, --'- HC got il off! I.r'jI-ANILMI1' il HY High! - R050 u 1' Squzul is lou lute! lmfl-f-llzlssimlx spans 1'cc'ciw1'. I Ifflqhl Lcs any wm1'l gn down! l'11q'1' .S'f'zfr'nlY-.v1'1f1'r1 DW! l 1 , ,f ,I Q ,X Wh' 0' :L J' ,' ,f' f' 'mf 17. 5 N-n ff' 3 .Xa .V gk, x Y vi F -as .I , 2 Clair Mullen Ricllzlrcl Pynus '- l'z1nlS!rilln1attcr 'I om Cassidy new N Q 'M X 'Wm 1 ,hal ll lixxf xx ,f xl' ppl f Q l xi , W, x 12 . Q 5 X Ni is 152 .x 5 A N Q vpn JM if 'lon Pnlnlcr Ron Lukas ,fjby J ffl J Ra y Lcva v jay Connolly Page Sevmty-eiglzt Pave Sf I'f'7lfj'-Ilillf' U lfrcal Lenz Tom Kesslcn Y' l'ai1lWzalsIn Fred Fam A Bulx Mnfireary Rcgis Schnupp Q 2 il? ', , ? rl . ,V x 1 'Ibm I.C5Xl2ll'd 4, Q f ' , 3 K V Q J 1 ' - If' f Dick Lash? 2 r 1 A X il 'ix ?? 1-Q .F at ' L .119 'fi VARSITY ll.XSKli'l'l'n.Xl.l, Iirrllulll Hou' -- llassitly, Graeiano, Gintlling. Sll1lllglllll'SSY. Palmer, Mgr. Mullen. .Wawllrl Ron'- llines, Leonard, M et Irea ry. NN' i t t enaner, Aggressive Cagers Top Expectations When the hartlwootl season rolletl aronncl, Cloaeh Rallerty was eonfrontetl with the problem ol' lintling a new team with only four holtlovers. liill XVittenauer, tlohn Palmer, Paul Donohoe anal Boh Nlereary. .Xlter dropping the opener to Derry Borough the quintet rehonntletl with a 52-All trouneing ol' Derry Township: Bob Grady letl the seorers with l8 points. Ligonier was next to lall vietimp Mc'Clreary's IT points sparked the Prep. Revenge, tletermination antl Cratly's lfl points letl the Kittens to vietory, A1842 over Derry liorongh in their seeontl encounter. The Rallerty sclappers tlroppetl the next loin' to St. Thomas, lohnstown, rekiuvenatetl Ligonier :mtl Central Catholic. lt matle little tliflierenee whether it was Ligonier seeking reqnital, Central winning hy one point, or North tlatholie losing hv Ill markers Tom Classitlv was always there , ' ' Y , 1 . leading anal keeping the team together hy his floor-play and fighting spirit. ln the next seven trials, the Prepsters improvetl their hall handling. llitting on all five eylintlers again, the hoopsters whippecl North Catholic' ll-28, hut on their home eonrt Central gained a tleeisive 65--134 victory. Palmer, the mighty mite, gnitlecl his teammates to a A1027 cleeision over St. XVentlelin via his l5 markers. ln a remateh North turned the sc-orelroarcl to reatl in its favor then Etl Hines made the markers to tlefeat llnrst 50--1 l. Skyserapping ilohnstown, l'.C.l.xX..X. state ehamps, streamrolletl the clwarfetl Kitten five tiff-37. Then for the seeoncl time Derry Town- ship fell to the Prep E59-Sl, in the final game. Entering the XX'estmorelantl County Basketball Tournaments, the hopelnl hoopsters first met Monessen anal hreefetl their way to an impressive '15-28 vit-tory. Playing in the quarter- finals the scrappy Kittens lountl themselves matt-hetl with an olcl enemy Derry Township. The thirtl try proved to he two points too mneh as Derry won in an overtime 56-541. Big Hill lVittenaner led the Little eats with 20 points. The Prep season featuretl some lille hasketeers. Tom Classitly, Boh Nlellreary, -lohn Palmer, lioh Cratly, and Hill XVittenaner matle np the Kitten starters. Ont ol' an eleven man sqnatl only one ala fer, Bernie Shanfflrnessv, will remain for next tw 1 season. JjiLE'41Av. ii. m.5w..- 'rI2:eE'nx,.a.:-T . J- E53 .542 .ma 45.1 f -tt l,IlIQt' ltigfllv tiratly. Donolroc, Coach, M r. Rallerty SEASON'S RECORD Prep Opponent Prep Opponent 33 .V.. v.... I JCl'l'y B0l'0llgIl ..... ..,,,..... 4 3 35 ..,. ,..,. N urlh Cllllllblll' ,,Y,, 7,.,..,... 5 0 52 .,,, ..,.. l Jcrry rI10lVllShllJ w,,,, , 4 I 50 AY,, ,,,,, l -lursr ,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , -ll A19 .... ..... L lgflllllfl' ...,............, . -16 37 .7w. ,,,..- I ohnstown Cumlmlin' ,,w,. . 63 418 ..., ...,, I Jerry Bomuglm ...A, A 42 39 ..,. ..,,, I Jcrry Township ,A,,, , Fil -12 .,., ..,., S t. Tlmmnzas ,,......,,....,, . 50 33 ....,Yv.,.... Iolmstown Czltlmlic' ,,,.. , A13 37 , AAY,,,,, ljgonigy ,,,,,A,,,,,,V,V,,,,, , 45 Westmoreland County Basketball Tournament Fil . oY,.,,.. CCllli'2ll clialllillll' .Y.... . 32 A15 V Mmlcsscn 08 1 I . ,,,...., N011 1 Cal 10 ic ,,,..,.. ..,, 2 8 fb ' ,,, 1 ' :- I3 ...r,.,..... Central Catholic' ....A, ,,.. 6 5 JI A '-' Deny T '5l A ' JU 10 ,....Y,w,... St. lVcndCIin ....,,A. ..., 2 7 Final Record 8 wins-U lqsscs john Palmer Bob Nfl'CI'C2ll'y Bob Grady Tom Cassidy Bill lvllfCll2lllCl' Paul DOIIUIIUL' X X !' 4 ' ' f l it '.' 'lf Y- i Future Kittens Prepare for Varsity Posts Although the record ol' Mr. lstvan's -Iayvees shows two wins and twelve losses, it gives no indication ol' their style of play. Tony Ciraula, Joe Policastro, Tom Donohoe, Joe XVitte-nauer and Marty Hannigan were the most frequent starters. Mr. lstvan began grooming his J.V.'s this year in hopes of bountiful returns next season. By downing St. Thomas 29-27 the underclass- men gained their first victory with Tony Ciraula scoring 9 points. Team play enabled them to defeat St. VVendelin, 28-23 as Ciraula, Policastro, and Gloekler marked 8, 7 and 6 points res- pectively. Many players from the reserves are destined for the l952 Varsity. Wlith the building of the new gym in full swing, the Prepsters are looking forward to many successful seasons. Performing like miniature professionals, the Pussies battled their way through a long l5 game schedule to produce a record of ten wins against live defeats. Under the able and earnest tutoring of Coach Father Canice the Frosh got their first taste of real Vincentian basketball. Quick learna ing of the fundamentals of starters Persichetti, Prezioso, Grimm, Nussbaum and Conley was quite evident as the scores per game grew. The game with the Junior Scholastics was the most thrilling. The Pussies, led by Fran Prezioso and Dick Persichetti with 6 and 5 markers respectively, downed their arch rivals, the Schol- astics, 22-17. Dick, who progressed rapidly as the season wore on, was the high scoring basketeer of the Pussies. l Slancling- Bill Kirsch, Don Dudzinski. Marty Hannigan, Wally Mulligan, Tony Cir- r aula, Bob Loncharich, Fred i Bockmier, Tom Carrigan. . joe Wittenauer, Ed Good, , Mr. Istvan, Coach. l Km'elingfSkrip Gloekler, jim Nlffjlillll. joe Policastro, ' Mickey Thomas, Tom Don- ohoe, Tom Bellini. Mike Q Yanossy. ri '- Struzding-lfr. Canice, Coach, ' Steve Nussbaum, Dave Sam- ay, Amico Colaiauni, Bob joseph. KncelingARick janci, fhiginj 1 Dick Pcrsichetti, Fran Prez- ioso, Reg Conley, liugene Grimm '5 il 5 ij im! Hua' -.Xllwein ihirrl limi' Nic'- V iii 1NIg1',j. Phillips, i'2llIlIl'I', Cassidy. Rt-ichli11. Blllllll- g2ll'1lill'l', Prefioso, fNigr.j z' 1' o H rl lf o Il - 5lilllIgllllCSSN, Il 1 ll e s, K-arola. firaciallo. llasel- llIll'. l,loeLler. Clrearx. liexax. l r. Nlartellns lcilllil lil, Horrigaii. Keagler. No Handicap Lessens Their Enthusiasm .X dug up eanipns and lark ol' baseball iields loree the liearkitten hardball nine to play a I9 away game schedule lor l95l. Coach Father' Nlawellns, despite tl1e CiI'ClIlllSl2llN'CS, looks for a siieeesslnl eanipaign. XVith lhe return ol' the seven veterans, Toni Cassidy, George Reiehlin, Ray Levay, Ld Hines, Bob Meilreary, Gerry lilllllllg'2ll'llI1Cl' and Rocky Craeiano, the Prep Clillllltlllll lutnre sl1i11es brightly. Two more pitchers have bee11 added to the squad i11 lelt handers, John Palmer and Jack llorrigan: a11d Guy Haseltine shows proniising Keagler, Sll2llIgilllt'SSk. Iiorrigan Gloekler. signs at the plate. riililll Phillips, sophomore second saeker, is the youngest neweonier. while .lohn Gindling, Bernard Slianglinessy, -lim Keagler, Skip Gloekler a11d -Iohn Garola round out tl1e i11field. Last year the Levay Zlllil Hines sltigggiiig and tl1e Cassidy a11d Reiehlin hurling pared the I0 a11d 8 reeord. That Bearkitten Club also rapped the .50 season by being tl1e lirst Prep team to defeat , . 1 the Preleets. Under Fatlier M'1reell11s eo'1el1111f1 boys learn to both enjoy the gwnie 'und lJ0lIi'l' their playing ability . Phillips. llaselline, Cassidy. Nirflrearx, nilllillffill 111m-s. 1 ,exax Garola 1 . 1 5 . 4 4 , 1 'ClllCl'. Reiehlin. i'llllllCl x X Fred lfavo. john Palmer, joe Griggs, Tom Leonard. INTRAMURALS junior League ll'lll7I1'V.Y7-IOC Xltomonte. Ted Sever lin, Mike Robb, Tony Ciranla. Mickey Thomas joe Napoleon. Sports Throughout the Year Vary and Enliven our Pastimes Intramural sports are an integral part ol' Prep lile. Those who are unable to make the Varsity squads have ample opportunity to play all sports. ln these activities competition runs high, and many are the thrills and spills as everyone gives his all. They leave the boys with the memory ol' scoring baskets, bowling 200 and hitting home runs. Ol' course, there are also those haunting memories of missing layups, bowling gutter balls, and striking out. But most of all the boys remember the lun they had doing these things. The Frosh had a successful basketball season with the Hornets cropping league honors. The team included such stalwarts as Conley, Capt., Samay, Tripoli, Chladny and Pappert. High scorers lor the freshmen were Chladny 102, Grimm 100 and Nussbaum. Maur Hall's basketball league ended its cam- paign with Mo1loy's Flying Squirrels romping to victory. The ehamp's roster boasted the skills of Molloy, Capt., Boyer, Brown, Santora, Reed, Lohman and Bowden. Molloy eopped the scor- ing title with 152 points. Pngr Iiiglity-four Nearly Normal captured Bede Hall's award. They leatured such stars as Ciraula, Capt., Napoleon, Altomonte, Severin, Robb and Thomas. Leading the scoring parade in Bede Hall were Thomas with 118 points, XValsh with 109 points, and Keagler with 90. Bowling aroused much interest in the Prep, and the leagues were very close. ln the novice American League, Tom Carrigan's Pin Splitters consisting ol' Hipps, Pistner, Heeter, Flesher and Bell took all honors. ln the National League, Father Martin's club consisting ol Lukas, Baum- gardner, Harchiek, YVilks and Cloekler topped Father Pirmin's hearled six in two out ol' threc gruelling playoll games. - High scoring in the league went to Father Julian with a 140 average followed by Father Pirmin 14-1, Hamill 140, Cornett 1410 and Mc- Conomy 138. Three members ol the Prep merited admission to the 200 club. They were lNleConomy 203 and 219, Reichlin 219 and Flescher 200. In the annual pool tournament, Frank Lyden and George Foley proved the httest as they took the title in their respective divisions. r rw- ff' 1' Y ' M Ti W. 1 5 -P112 QTY W V- Q- V . ' 'F f f -- .ff P.-.-1111 Q f -E K 3w'fH 1-5. -' I Q s-keixhi25Il'x-i2':'P'-211.-,- L,f-:W '. 'I' F355 Q Wi -S-H. '1 .-f ' ', . 'r' F: 'H 4, . :jf 3142, ',?, '- 4,43-V ','Y1f5,1'1I- 1,zf1't.5 kv FQ F! - a,,:,5f ', fu 'V g1,.1,'. j K n '13 5- V ,g,'g5ym',495F5w,,f45,Q,gixffw.::,j1,1, , V i L. .-,1-, , . Q.. 4. ,. X , W ,,,,1,, W- . l x , ,. 4 V - - k 1 ,gf :V f ' ,A 3 1, , ,-Q-1:,f,s.:i . v'2 v1 ':L,' L: dxf 1.,rfK - x ifx-SIA , ff? ,. fl. ,4',uif-gfwf'f,q 5 312 1 , ,H 9553 V. . .vw ,. fi . 5 .X f -. ,I ' V Y :' Q aj 4 w , pu. . . J 4, N, ., Q.. ..,. Q, ,.., .L,1.M.Rm-M MwmW,,n,W,mWb-w-M .wiwm K .. . 1 QE f , 'Q Z gf ' ' if? . if 'N . 1 , 2 ff- '.Q ' Sq ci 'a. an xk . . . OUR PATRONS . . . Most Rev. John F. Dearden, D.D., Bishop of Pittsburgh Most Rev. John King Mussio, Bishop of Steubenville, Ohio Rt. Rev. Alfred Koch, O.S.B., S.T.D., President of St. Vincent College Rt. Rev. Denis Strittmatter, O.S.B., S.T.D., Coadjutor Archabbot of St. Vincent College Abbott Sales and Service, Pittsburgh, Pa. Robert and Richard Ahrens, Bronx, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Aherns, Bronx, N. Y. 'N Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allwein, Lebanon, Pa. Joseph Altomonte, Uniontown, Pa. Frank Ambrose, Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mis. Mr. Mr. Regis J. Conley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jack Conley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr, and Mrs. James V. Connell,Sr.,Connellsville,Pa. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Connolly, Allison Park, Pa. Mr. Mr. Mr. Russell G. Connolly, Wexford, Pa. and Mrs. Urban Cornett, Gallipolis, Ohio Frank J. Costello, Brownsville, Pa. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Crapanzano, Brooklyn, N. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cray, McKeesport, Pa. Dr. and Mrs, Cataldo Corrodo, Uniontown, Pa. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. William Cox, McKeesport, Pa. and Mrs. Paul Curran, Cleveland Heights, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griggs, Akron, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Grimm, Pennsville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gross, Telford, Pa. Rev. Charles Guth, West Newton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Martha Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Halt, McKeesport, Pa. Hall, Pittsburg, Pa. and Mrs. E. J. Hamill, Pittsburgh, Pa. Francis Hamill, Pittsburgh, Pa. Martin Haney, Tallmadge, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hannel, Monessen, Pa Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hannigan, Donora, Pa. and Mrs. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. William Harehick, Aliquippa, Pa. John I-larff, Cleveland Heights, Ol Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. John Ba John W. Ball Rt. Rev. Msg and Mrs. Mr. J. T. Anderson, Washington. Pa. and Mrs. Salvatore Avolio, Jeannette, Pa. llantyne, Philadelphia, Pa. antyne, Philadelphia, Pa. r. John l.. Bardon, Youngstown, Ohio Daniel Barnhart, Masontown, Pa. Ray Barry, Xenia, Ohio Mr. Dr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Marion Batinich, Clairton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Aloy sins Baumgardner, Akron, Ohio Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. tutz, New Eagle, Pa. Albert B: and Mrs. Eugene G. Beck, Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mrs. John Becker, Hostetter, Pa. and Mrs. 1 Mary L. Be1l,Wheeling, W. Va, Emanuel Beleoggi, St. Mary's, Pa. John and William Bell, Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bellin, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Benjamin, Steubenville, Ohio Mr. Edward Benjamin, Steubenville, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BenVenuto, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. N. A. Biondi, Donora, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blake, Youngstown, Ohio Mr, John A. Bleichner, Carrick, Pa. Mrs. Minnie Blinzler and Rose Laurer, Bulfalo, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip Bockmier, Hamburg, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bonar, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. Harry Bond, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James Bowden, Warren, Ohio . and Mrs. Raymond Bowden, Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Mr Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement H. Boeke, Akron. Ohio Mrs. Margaret Boyer. Elizabeth, Pa. Rev. Bertrand Brookman, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Washington, D. C. Mrs. John T. Brown, Latrobe. Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. Brudy, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. J. E. Buchanan, Latrobe, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Buessem, State College, Pa. Rev. James F. Burgoyre, Birdsboro, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burke, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Butala. Hostetter. Pa. Mrs. E. G. Butsch, St. Mary's Pa. Rev. Stephen J. Burdis, Glassmere, Pa. Mrs. M. J. Cacace, Greenwich, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cacolice, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cain, Clarksburg XV. Va. Dr. Max Callaghan, Monaca, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. G. F. D'Alelio, Pittsburgh, Pu. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daley, Lakewood, Ohio Rev. Lambert Daller, O.S.B., Pittsbtlrgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Davidson, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Wayne, Pa. William Devereux, St. Mary's, Pa. and Mrs. B. J. Dillom, Carrolltown, Pa. Diamond Musical I.ounge, Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. llc Mrs. Santo DiPrimio. Greensburg, Pa. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. 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