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

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GREGORY HENLEY IVAN HERNANDEZ JEROINIE Hrmfs GEORGE HOOR JOHN HKJRIKICLAN JosE1-H JOHNSTON WILLIAM KLOTZ FRANKLIN LASOALA HENLEY, GIQEGORY Ba1'l2ertO1z, Ohio KLOTZ, VVILLIANI Akron, Ohio Greg, the red-head who always made a hit with the Xavierites, was quite the socialite. Bowling and pool were his other favorite pastimes. HERNANDEZ, IVAN Call, Colombia, S. A. The Mambo King of Placid Hall was known for his carefree manner. His dry humor will always be re- niembered. HHPPS, JEROME Carrolllown, Pa. Jerry's sparkling smile and congenial manner won many friends during his four years at the Prep. He hopes to study accounting. HOOK, GEORGE Munhall, Pa. A four year rnan, George showed a marked interest in bowling and intramural sports. He plans to study medicine. HCJRRIGAN, JACK Shaker Heights, Ohio Meet 53's Class clown. Always the instigator of a laugh, l'Rastis was a Goose Tatum and an Al Schacht rolled into one. JOHNSTON, JOSEPH Lyczjbpugj Pa, Consistently up front, both on the Prep line and in class standing, Johnny will he remembered for his modest nature. Pave Tweuly-four Killer, with an appetite for chicken and a craving for a good book, could usually be found relaxing in ll0. LASCALA, FRANKLIN N ewell, Pa. If laughter is the cure of all ills, Newt's longevity is assured. He can't help but win friends and influence people. LEONARD, -JANIES Pz'zftsZJu.rgh, Pa. One of the best bowlers in his class, Jim is well liked by his classmates. His determination should avail him much. LOHMAN, CHARLES Buhfalo, N. Y. Chuck, an advocate of lively discussion, was always willing to champion the underdog. lXlCCANN, JACK Clairton, Pa. Aside from sodajerking at the Shack, Jack spent much of his time in the swimming pool. Duquesne is Jack's first choice for further education. MOCORD, THOMAS Polk, Ohio Beans gave his time to forensics and publications when not managing football. He hopes to revolutionize small business.

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I IIOMAS DOUGI-IERTY DONALD DUDZINSKI l'VII..LIAM DUNN FPHOMAS ECKENRODE GEORGE FOLEY EDGAR GOOD Josiaru HEDcE1'ET1f1 ROBERT I'IEE'l'ER CLEARY, JAMES Oakmont, Pa. DUNN, YVILLIANI Brentwooel, Md. After cars and potatoes, sleep was Jim's next love. His easy manner will keep him from a death from worry. CUSICK, JOHN Pittsburgh, Pa. Spending his initial year at the Prep as a senior,- Jack soon became well known. His aptitude in math should carry him far. DAY, JACK Chevy Chase, Md. Vice-president of the senior class, Theo, always looked for a good time. His tales of D. C. were always interesting: DOMER, HAROLD Jeannette, Pa. Harry, the boy with a cheerful disposition and per- sonality, glows with friendliness. Evening excursions are his favorite sport. DOGHERTY, THOMAS Greensburg, Pa. A true son of Erin with a line tenor voice, Tom was an active participant in Glee Club and Band through- out his Prep years. DUDZINSKI, DONALD Latrobe, Pa. Dud's quiet nature made him everyone's pal. His high grades and outstanding athletic ability were his contributions to the Prep. Coming to the Prep in his senior year, Dumpie quickly became a class funny man. He had a lively interest in intramurals, especially basketball. ECKENRODE, THOMAS Carrolltown, Pa. 'Whether on the gridiron or on the diamond, Ish'l always shows both skill and sportsmanship. He hopes to become a Benedictine. FOLEY GEORGE Canonsburfr Pa. 1 51 George, a jolly Irishman, is a true examplar of laugh and the whole world laughs with you. His interests included pool and bowling. GOOD, EDGAR Brentwood, Pa. Eddie, Sid Luck, will not only be remembered as the hero of the Johnstown Catholic game, but as an earnest competitor. HEDGEPETH, JOSEPH Bethesda, M cl. Joeis humorous disposition, cheerful personality and winning smile will be valuable assets in his striving for the priesthood. HEETER, ROBERT Butler, Pa. A four year man, B. J. was always ready for a good joke. He plans to join the Navy after graduation. Page Twenly Ill: 1 c

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JAMES LEONARD Cl-IARLES LOHMAN JACK NICCANN TnoMAs MCCORD Heading for town are Joe Bash, Ralph Reichert, Greg Henley, jay Mullen and Killer Klotz. Getting set for 11 St. X. dance are Jack Blum, Ed Balthazar, Ed Molloy and Carroll Burke. Here she is! says Joe Brown to Tom Carrigan, Ivan Hernandez and Ale-jo Icaza. Page Tzumzly-fine .f f ' I .ff ff! I 1' 1953 ff j Seniors Xe A, NX A X XX, xxx xx