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

Page 23 text:

,-44 We Shaw za EMA D ' me We!! Dane .. Y, Mr, Rafferty explains the wonders of science to Mel Butticei, Ed Myers, john Stephan and Don Lewandowslai. Father Julian conducts a biology Held trip with Tom Carrigan, Ivan Hernandez, Jerry Hipps, Reamer Reynolds, Tony Spagnola and Carroll Burke. Investigating for their senior themes are: Don Szuitora, Chuck McCrud- den, Jack Cusick and jay Mullen. Page Ninelerfzz

Page 22 text:

teaches math and chemistry. He exemplifies the virtues of a true Catholic gentleman. The Science Department is under the direction of Father Ulrich. He supplies many class jokes usually as aids in a dillficult physics problem. Fr. Jerome is remembered for many things, but the most outstanding is his math abilities. He teaches trig, solid and plain geometry, and he is never too busy to take the boys on Held trips especially to the ridge. Fr. Ralph, maestro of the Music Depart- ment, directs the Prep band, operetta and other music activities. Because of Fr. Ralph's recent illness, Mr. Tepper took over most of these music duties. Fr. Arthur directed the Father Prior recounts senior German boners to Mr. Tepper, Father Ermin and Father Omer between classes. Faculty Doctors lfValter Berberick, S. XV. Nealon and G. F. Nealon check Prep health records. Prep Christmas cantata. These pupils of Fr. Ralph reflected his thoroughness in seeking perfection. Pianist Fr. Ildephonse teaches the Prepsters to master the 88 ivories. The financial difficulties of the Prep are well handled by Fr. Dominic and his assistants, Frs. Frederick, Arnold and David. Frs. Conall and De Salles of the Maintenance Department see that the school and campus are in the best condition. Keeping the Prep in the best of health are Doctors S. VV. Nealon, G. F. Nealon, Walter Berberick and Nurse, Mr Emil Ewanits and Mr. Stan Huysak. ' Fathers Aelred, Marcellus and Briant dis cuss new ways of presenting class matter

Page 24 text:

P RICHARD AI-IRENS EDNUND Avouo EDWARD BALTHAZAR ELMER BAsH JOHN BLUM LOYAL BOVER JOSEPH BROWN CARROLL BURKE AHRENS, RICHARD Bronx, N. Y. BROWN, JOSEPH Washington, D. C. Possessing a true Brooklyn accent, Runt showed an interest in baseball and intramural sports. He plans to join the Merchant Marine. Avouo, EDMUND Jeannette, Pa. Ed's hill billy songs and easy manner kept everyone laughing. His clowning stopped, however, when it came to football or high grades. BALTHAZAR, EDWARD Akron, Ohio Baldy, with his joe College clothes and avid interest in photography, showed that the right spirit will carry a man far. BASH, ELMER North East, Pa. An able leader, joe Organized the Field and Stream Club. He managed the football team as well as the Chimes business staff. BLUM, JACK Altoona, Pa. An avid chess fan, Blumsky won many friends in his short year at the Prep. He intends to study medicine. BOYER, LOYAL Elizabeth, Pa. Knocking heads together on the gridiron or just relaxing with a comic book were big-hearted Babe's favorites. age Twenty Joe was forever working out. His friendly personality and good looks made him a favorite with both sexes. BURKE, CARROLL Pittsburgh, Pa. C. B., thoughtfulness personihed, has won many friends during his four years at the Prep. He is a lover of fine arts. BURKE, YVILLIAM Pittsburgh, Pa. Bill, with his genial personality, excells in piano and organ, and he hopes to further his musical career as a Benedictine. BUTALA, ANTHONY Hostetter, Pa. As an avid fan of Prep sports, Tony kept tabs on the team at home and abroad. His high grades were the reward of industry and diligence. CARASELLA, DOMINIC Jeannette, Pa. Dom, an outstanding student, is remembered for his scholarship. This pleasant lad wishes to become a Benedictine Monk. CARRIGAN, THOMAS Charleston, W. Va. Tom's southern accent and shy smile made him a Prep favorite. He excelled in basketball.