St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

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'H 4 'i f 1 if 'w X :X , 1 l 1 K t ebccafcon 0 out afzenfs, :fi ew unen an sacfu ccefs ana fo e aculfxl cfz ei fate ess e mfs an oufz e a we 'zafe LI Qeaccafe 5 mcncsffzafcon Very Rev Victor Green PREPECTS A heavy and trying responsibility indeed is that of the prefects Gentle in their admonishment interested in the students progress helpful in nu merous difficulties these are only a few of the gratifying traits of our pre fects Although they haxe many chores they kindly find time to enioy an occa sional game with the students ln our hearts we are grateful to them for they have been guiding lights along the Way toward our goal FATHER RECTOR The name Father Victor is almost synonymous with St. Fidelis. And rightly so. For the past six years, Father has been a model and inspira- tion to all of us. During this time he has managed his difficult position tact- fully. We can always respect his ex- pert guidance, confide in him as a friend, and enjoy his entertaining com- pany. N-.,.i Frs Christian Aidan Ioachim Fr Giles Staab PROFURATOR To provide the food the shelter and comforts of life for a family of nearly times such as the recent war years and present shortages the task becomes even more difficult Yet our wise pro curator has managed masterfully Father Linus though he is forever bur de-ned with financial worries always has a genial smile and a few kind words for all Oftentimes we whisper a thankful prayer for him SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR Along the worn footpaths of the way to the priesthood, we often lose our bearings. When difficult decisions confront us, spells of homesickness need remedy, or matters of soul de- mand attention, we can always depend on Father Giles, our Spiritual Director. I-Iis true sincerity and deep under- standing his noble patience and per- sonal humor make him in students language OK His sermons twice a week have helped us immeasurably Father Giles the doctor of our hearts and souls ha truly captured an af fectionate spot in all our hearts Fr Linus Doemlmg t 3 ' I KJ two hundred is not a minor task. In 13 Rev Austm Woldvoqel Cfk x 5 li !X! ,J X I x Very Rev. Aihcmosius Korlin Rev. Bede Hermmm Lflfifl Lolin Very Rev. Victor Green Rev. Benno Hoqqerxmiller U. S. History, Sociology Mathematics, Astronomy, Surveymq Rev Potrlck McGonn R hqmon Enqhsh lolm Rev Gerard Greenewcrld Furrhdl Lotm Rev Mark Lmenberqer Modem HlQTOIY Grrruon Rev G1 es Stoub Rev Carol Warner Rev Ardcm Lucko lomelry Aly rm Rev Arnold Ycmker Rev Armand Yecxqlm P I1 non L0 n Nrxthrrnulus Geology Rrolofy Rev Chrrstrcm Fey Enqhsh Cermcxn Rev Cone-tcm Prkus :lf r y mn Rev Ioclchrm Cam Enqlrsh Rev Sherwm Deroum FH1 ln Rev LOUIS Glcmtz Musu Rehqron HISTOIY SEE ja ,FS ,ao .ev f-1 ,A F P11 72 csfefzs ll :No om f D 12 dfvw C11GqCfd1O' C Q CIdS1ld9SO1S1PC19 1 1 x9TQ 10 HQ oo 1 cg 13 1 Q Q11cfesQ 01 11 111 16111015 1'1 1119 1: 1 11011111 of mod Ponqhmeci G1 Qf1c11 119211 O 1 V1 k 1Q 100 C11111 1 EUC11 0119 IS GPO L L3 C Q V 1 1 Q QQ'm'1f11y 1119 CI 1 1010 11 11e'1 1S ev1de111 111 119 101110 1191 Mc 1111c1 m1111115 . 1 Q- 1 1141 S51 TQ W 1 f 11fQ11u1111y TGWLI d NI- ml D Q Qrq fr lb 5-fi Mm' bm: 65525 LLONARD SANLSI St losephs Arnold Penna Always rea png land m manual tasks as well as l1terary and dramat1c events thats Len l D esptte h1s many duttes as semor of the college he add d e much to the emoyment of the class w1th h1s wrt and sense ot humor Yet beneath h1s happy go lucky attttude he has a sense ot duty wh1ch was notlceable 1n the classroom These tralts gamed h1m an b a undance ot trrends Len w1ll study for the dlocesan prresthood KUIIFAP lfdrtor Vrcsutenl Lrtcrary .nutty l La n L dll Malug L11 A111 dy to lend a hel 1 l RICHARD BECHTEL S Bernards New Washxngton Ohlo A typrcal loyal son ot Ohro Drck was ever able to hold hr s own no matter what the sub rect ot conversatron Hrs lo ve ot sports com mon ense and gentlemanly manners made h1m a good classmate D1ck was the buslness manager for th1s years SKULLCAP and 1n th1s he proved h1s bl a 11ty to ach1eve h1s goal regardless of obstacles He ll wr contmue h1s studles 1n the Toledo Drocese BUSINESS Manager of SKUTLCAP Student Councll Mon1 tor Glee Club HEGIS SCHRATZ St Bedes Plttsburgh Penna Where shall w e start? Wlth h1s knowledge h1s generosrty h1s levelhead d 7 e ness Wherever rt mlght be 1t would t l 18 ota lOO per cent Havm a stron lk Q' g 1 1ng tor sports and theat er Rege was always ready for a good game or a mov1e He mlght well be called th I torm t e n a 1on Bureau of the cla ss We have no doubt that he wrll t are well as a Capuchm V1cePresxdent of the Lxt Soc Chantor Fldehun Statt l'hanksg1v1n Play 9 ROY BAIER St Bonrfa e s Vrncent Kansas Good natured Roy has proved hrs Value to the class on many occasrons Hrs abrlrty to perform a multrplrcrty of tasks rn record trme Won hrm the dutres of top rankrnq handy man for both Fathers Vrctor and Lrnus For years 1 trng class assrqn he has set the pace rn comp e h Capuchrn novrtrate wrll open ments ln luly t e future for thrs hard the doors to a promrsrnq on of Kansas workrnq s Prrnter Cnorr SKULLCAD Photographer Schoo Chauffeur CH!-XRLED BECHTEL St Bemard s N W Washrnqton Ohro e As the Iunror half of the famed Bechtel combrnatron Chuck has been on the prtch rnq and recervrnq end of many a forward pass and srdesplrttrnq Joke He takes both rn strrde for he belreves that we must Keep Smrlrnq Chuck was always near the top rn classwork ha prness We ll mrss Wherever he rs there rs p that smrle o h Godspeed rn Toledo' Serrror Founcrl Chauff ur Gle fhrs We Wrsh rm L1 ANTHONY RIPKO Our Lady of Lourdes Slovan Penna cerns hrmself only Rrp rs the man who con but we have no doubts about wrth the present hrs future When Tony decrded upon a course of actron rt was useless to attempt to drvert hrm for he drd rt He could be found l ost any sport and puttrnq hrs heart rnto am a center he was most popu d t rn basketball as lar Tony regarded hrs Latrn text secon o He should make hrs mark rn the Capu HOYIG chrrr novrtrate TOSF Chorr Monrtor Marlman Mastcr of Novrces I9 Presrdent of Serrror Club ROBERT HEILMANN St losephs Mount Ohver Penna At prayer study and recreat1on Bob has b een one ot the most consc1ent1ous membe rs of our class H1s every act1on was polnted to the accompl1shment of some def1n1te task a good sem1nar1an For surely Bob was th1s at all tlmes Wlth h1s clear tenor vo1ce h e proved to be of great value to our cho1r He W1ll contmue h1s studles w1th the Mary knoll Fathers HUBERT MALLOY S1 Cannes P1ttsburgh Penna An Ir1shman through and through IS a d goo summat1on of Hubert Hub never had a ha h rs word for anyone He always knew what there was to be done and how t d o o 1t lt was not unusual to see h1m relaxed 1n a h C a1r book 1n hand and p1pe 1n mouth I the classroom Hubert rank d h e lgh Th1s fall he W1l1 study at Maryknoll Fxdellan i411c entCo11nc'1l Usher CllOlT SKULLCAP Assxstant Edltor Dramams Chalrman Chan ter ll Tenor Sectron Leader Sv h1s home town Sa r RICHARD AVERMAN SS Peter and Pauls Cumberland Maryland Ace IS our redheaded g1tt from the Cum b l er and h1lls He once roamed those h1lls but W1ll1ngly left them to answer the call Come t ll o ow Me He f1tted Well 1nto sem1n ary routme Red 1S g1fted w1th the w1nn1 UQ ab1l1ty for toss1ng around the Enghsh lan gua O ge n the d1amond he stopped many a slzzlrng curve beh1nd the plate Red W1ll follow h1s call1n t h g o t e Capuchm nov1t1ate 1n lstan Cholr C1100 Clulw Thanksatvlnq Play , . . 11 11 1 1 1 . . 11 11 , . . 11 11 , . fl Sports Editor ol ' ' : 1. 1 'g .5 1 . 1 11 11 . . - 1 1 11 11 . . . . 11 11 . . . , . . . 11 . 11 . ll 1 1 ll ' - ll ll n . m' : -: 7 ' Y . KARL KOCH St Peters Butler Penna COOKIG IS a gentleman whom we shall not soon forget Hls tenor vorce made h1m an asset to the f1fSt tenor sectron and also qave hlm the nlckname Swoon He was always very qutet and a good hstener Possessmq an ample CIb11llY for qettmq hrs studres he could devote all h1s tree t1me to sports and le1sure1y astrmes Cookte w1th h1s talents w1ll we P know su ceed as a prrest Fxdelxun Busmess Manager Basketball Captam Chorr lee Club IOHN ANDERSON S Ce tltas Rochester Penna Thts 1S not a letter of mtroductlon for you have met Andy often through hrs ed1tor1als H1s abundant talents were m the Fxdehcm h t study He was sur vrsrble m every branc o passed by none yet never drd he qloat over captarn ot the sextant the fact lohn was for there too he was basketeers and Justly so hns mtelhqence drlxqence and srm pl1c1ty W1ll make hrm a Francrs Prefect of TOSF Fldelxcm F1 tau Asststunt Frlttot Cl tt KUllC A WILLIAM VOHSING St Colmans Wtlmerdrng Penna Last but not least IS the baby of our class Voe H1s plam and stmple personallty coupled w1th a qood sense ot humor made h1m a popular hqure IH the class B111 was always helplnq m some pronect For trve years he was flrst drummer m the band and he drd well as a teacher of future drummers He W1ll don the Capuchm brown robe m Iuly Band Chotr Thtrd Order Ass stant lnttrmarran , . . , C ' . 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Io ' ' , , ' - , , A 15 ' ' ' ' loyal son ot Saint . ..,7 ' ' .Uttorg ' tvtttq S P , , , : '7 ' 7 1, ' ' 4 BENIAMIN TOMASSETTI St ,Tustms P1ttsburqh Perma A former Seabee strarqht from the South PGC1f1C Ben Jolned us a year and a half ago In thls short trme Ben throuqh h1s quletness srn cerlty and steadlness has qamed many trrends We soon learned to depend on hrm whenever we were stuck 1n any mathernatlcal problems He dehqhted rn class1cal rnus1c and deep readmq In Iuly he rntends to enter the Capuchm novr tlate ecca fu enf 'za uafes R PAUL NAEF KENNETH SHUMAKER St Mrchaels S1lver Sprrnq Maryland Senator came to us fresh from arrny hte He started the ball rolllng for the ex servrcernen who were to follow He IS a good proof ot the statement Fat people are always happy Paul 1S an excellent example ot a convert and semrnarran He never let hrs love for the sack and chow lntertere w1th h1s Cl4.lllGS Paul has dec1ded to follow the Fapu Chtn way of hte St Marys Ford Crty Penna Its not how much you know but whom you know and Kenny has convrncmq evrdence of thls hrs phrlo sophy He 1S a snckler tor the Krnqs Enqhsh and the Popes Latln and 15 out standmq rn neatness and ehquette He adds a touch of hqhtness and laughter wherever he IS Kenny Wlll cont1nue hls stud1es at St Vmfents ln the fall 22 Ba tc row Drllor Vtrllrern Knolr lvaloy Pope Front row Cho n k S l P a ang B1Ch Palko Lrtzenherq awww Tnat s a qood or el 'LBS MGM O 29 The gateways to college work thrs year have led the tltth classmen upon many new l-loldmq them to the strarqht and narrow path were mathemaucs and surveymq each wrth 1ts loarcal meandermqs The f1rst col leqrate also ventured rnto the freld of eco nomrcs And they ll tell you rt was fascmat mg As ardent poets and lovers ot l1terary works the htth Class rank hrqh Many trmes therr poems have snatched prrzes 1n the poetry contest Thrs year we ll venture that even Father Bennos astronomy was poetrc msprratron for the f1tth class Although they are aood poets qood lmautsts and qood sportsmen the nme trfth classmen are tar better semrnarrans , M y y 7 L C3 ll e Q and varied paths in the realm of learning. I l ' l A - 25 otandm lvoroney Fugrm Edrnord Ryan Hohman Skolout Kneehnq Goraas Sabol Sullrvan ecca fuaenfs Qonscrously or not the speclal students were lrk h e a s ot rn the arm tor the senlor department More mature a d n wrse than the average semmanan they went at therr studres wrth a seemlngly unquenchable t1re and determlna tron Always wrllmg to lend a helpmg hand they made trrends Wlth everyone A year and a half ago the trrst of them arrlved at St Ftdelrs Thrs Iune three ot them are leavmg wrth the graduates lf there IS anythmg specral about these young men 1t IS the plac th t h e a t ey have Won for themselves rn the hearts ot therr fellow students P t Eyes R1Ql1ll '4 S72 ' l S2 'X ln' f, ff l l M y Flrst row R s ettt Meyer Petrovsky Second row Heath antelmt Kozar Shaughnessy McCarren ODea Thrrd row Welch Kmg Ftornza Loranger Wxethorn Fogrth row De Rtath Schrnrdtberger Zanglllo Lo ue Dougherty Schroeder Dunn Maucko Morfttt Sheehan Wmhrnan Krqs Paz.: owzfla acaaewuc At last' Semors' Now We are e express1ons that th1s year s fourth class slghed as school began ID September Why? Because they had become semors' No longer were they restncted h d entered the Blg to Certam Walks and areas of the campus for they a th semor department they loudly held League In th1s the1r 1n1t1al year ln e b k tball team to the cham the1r own A member of the1r class captamed a as e th talhed many goals The Passlon Play saw p1onsh1p On the ICQ too ey d the1r f1rst taste of Latm poetry many quartam 1n the tltle roles They rece1ve and they emoyed geology A pet pastlme of therrs before study hours was As the year ends we fmd them to harmon1ze thelr verslons of popular tunes anxrous to enter freshman college X xx 'lefww i E r I So loudly he ha1ls vs if V XX 7 f : ov 'y 5 . N I ., .3 C 4: 7 5 7 ' 2 , ' I Cflflfl. - 5 ' ,g Y 5 Q' g - 7 1 . , ' . ' . . I 5: fl 7 ' . - -' - T rn nl A- These were some of the - , , A H' N05 5b1EJV A Book row: Cooperg Fitzpatrickg Misuhchy Sliurrnariy Corbettg Schmitt. Middle row: Heulcrp Matting Stotuny Brnag Rebel: Schattnerg ljormicoy Wicsncr Front row: Klcing llallfrg Romanilcg Stockg Naug Critcsp Matava. ,.,.rv f'1 ? The Dreamer in 7-lfzifza academic September, l946, saw the new leaders ot the juniors returning with a determined resolution to make an all- round success ot their final year in the junior department. Their first chance came on the eve ot St. Nicholas when they gave the traditional German program for the Sisters. They handled the language with ease, just as they have their other subjects. They became novices this year in the Third Order ot Saint Francis. ln February they showed their Barrymores and Evanses in an excellent presentation of Shakespeares Hlulius Caesar, The ter- tiani too managed to control the activities ot the Iunior Club. Three happy years have gone by and they are now looking forward to the three even happier ones to come. 26 S g,.,., it Back row: Er-vincztort, 'ffiesner Bovonkovmh, Turku Suhiirt, Zcdgnsk: Karl Exdge, Roig, Gospf-r Caritelzrir Milbert. lfliddle row: Rcqcfts, Gclusko, Dcxiilvo, Snock, PoZzt1oli,Stuc1er, l-lrtrlsio, Srhill VYetzel Koylor OBZ1--ri Vlriivfly, lfleyl lvlolvsky, lmitcm, iwmvliri lvfursriay C,'ll.Q'il ffficzt. View za.-J: Suvatzf- Brown Grolc-rusty-in Clirwdrt, Hn. Glass. li .znswtm S-l.l .-' Eiozzrolak Vfzvsner VVc1r:l. econa ca emic As these :nerd soiled into their new port ot knowledge for their second yefrr ot St, Fidelis, they took on ct more serious tone. Tliey were no longer 1:iinims but loiq, biq seouhdorii ready to be pcreit, qufzrdiom ond qerierol helper to the newiofiiers. They hind the quczritity ond this yefxr had to trove their Qugxlty. They tourtd fzrrirle opportunities to show their good sgiortsriiorisltirr os cogvf loihs ot the junior bgzsketodll league. Biology Cllld Ge-rf mom, os :few subjects proved to their liking. They qzxiried tome by orgoziiziig o lzlrdflzizidmg club, They have bdzided hundreds of k2lffiS. Soo: they will be third Cldss- rrieri, the Big Boys of the jpxilor dejodrimeit. L7 x.. ANT' A Sf' v No kidding, 0 Basic row: Sepesy, Haywood, Datillo, Deqenhardt, Geiger, Dreilinq, Gosetti. Middle row: Chuba, Foss Ioyce, Frost, Beyer, Arrnbruster, Napoli Driscoll, Logue, Staab, Lang, Masotfi, Cvetkovir, Oesterlinq. Si-ated: Geinhardt, Peindl, Winklosky, Russell, Costa, Madden, Santer, lustz, McCullot'li, MoAclt,o, Vesrinder, Frank, Troeter, Vvfarnoclc, 'fifzsf academic lt was a large qroup of bewildered, homesick boys that entered St. Fidelis in September to begin their climb toward the altar. Those who qamely sur- vived that siclcenina lonesomeness oi the first few days found plentiful com- pensation in the happiness that followed throughout the remainder of the year. Early in the year they were introduced to the fundamentals of such subjects as Latin and alqebra. VVith Gotober came that dreaded initiation, but it wasn't so horrible after alll Free time for them meant participation in all sports and activities. Now their first year is history, and they prepare eagerly for their next step, the second class. n emofziam On May l2, l947, Albert Chuba, a member of this minim class, returned his soul to God. He was outstanding for his quietness, simplicity and piety. an-I7 at We will always remember him in our prayers, for he was a qood seminarian. I ln pace requiescat! Albert T. Chuba 28 Now this is 41 smrrmplo o Ru 1or Flymg Oooh Look woot I f awww f str141t1or1 u..-...,---- or S d f q space. 30 Oh, my aching back! ' T Twelve dcxbblers in mcrqic. Whc1t makes the world go round cmd round Must be interesting? 1 My A book IS o trtend Fr Grle TL ftlmt L1bror1on xl It storehouse of knowledge copobly rnonoged by Fotber Gales ond tus hbrortgns For olt students lt proves 1nterest1ng to browse obout the hbrory ond teof through books to v1s1t stronge Ltbrorions: Holler, Litzenberg, Broth, Heyl, Stock, tonds experrence great events meet fomous ond interesting people or enjoy some weird tote. Wie? M wgtggx gge A pill for every ill. ,-g Woody stubbed h1s toe Mr. Dowd Infirrnczricm I The gnfifzmafzxl Hls ore bound to come to Whoever we may be. But one thing sure, There is cr cure In our infirmcrry. Wlth Ioseph a td Mar y I i i The Alpha and Omega of each day J th The semmortan beams hts day by qreet mg God a sweet aood mormnq and then he ass1sts at Holy Mass At Communton t1me he welcomes the Eternal H1qh Pnest and asks HIS help to take another step on hts Journey toward the prtesthood Then he lS ready to face the day to do all IH Hts narne At mtervals durtnq the day the chapel IS a must There 1n qu1et conhdence he relates h1s problems bla and ltttle He can always count on Iesus to understand Twlce each Week he attends Benedtctton Durmq Lent he makes the stattons wtth Our Lord The month ot May trnds htm paylnq spe tal devotton to h1s best qtrl Mary ln the evemnq the sern1nar1an ttles mto the cha el once more to thank God for every thmq he recelved durtnq the day Ftnally he vushes Hlm a aood good mqht A server s reward Fr Ioachrm moderator f atm geiclmman ancfuau, occehf Thrs sodalrty has been a part of semrnary hte smce May l896 Throuah the tunctlons of thrs orqa sanctuar Thanks to the moderator Father loachrm t e SOC19lY tunntroned smoothly thrs year The newcomers were tauqht therr ers and the rubrr s tor servmq Mass by the monltors The old Mass pray trmers took therr turns at servrnq rn the monastery Each Saturday found students dustmq and sweepmq the chapel The sacrrstans drd therr prrvrleqed d C us Chrrstr chores well The decoratma ot the altars tor Forty Hours an orp and other brq feasts was done by socrety members nrzatron we are brought very close to God rn the Y h Sarnt lohn Berchmans Monitors: Lett to riqht Rioko Be htel Kina Sanql I, IL. The betzgmzry Qfllillf e ewzfnafzul Glzoifz 'Yip vizou, Lgpcier llc direcriezz of Panzer Lows :md '.1.5 rrsslstrrzrs, Hripr, Jdflrl, did rrrurzi Nxis rsczsi yeczr if Culrix te qood f'E111rc E1 'tiusif' .TIIIOIIQ tr. Lzderifs. Greqcrmh Chair received sysecici crtteitzorw, but tiioderti riotctxe mei xeqlected. Ort Sundays we lieirrd sweei rrcof ef ,lieir fxie if111f1I1Q :ms the :Herr sixti e Mfzsses in four-versed fzrrrzvfgettieriis. The ff r igfzve s:1:Xer1:r rerfcrti rises Cn the feasr of S1721 Frfmsis and Cspuciiiri All Semis' Dry, for YE 'hristrticzs proqrcru cmd the Feast Cf Corpus Chrisig Tu. lf' CXC lr rirr x 1 F'iY'fCJT e graduates wish to tircuik Fathers T relleut singing ut Weir qrmducxtiom Mass. ouis C111 31 Aidan wud tzie Choir fo Gut Cheaters Fr. Lows Director Otttcers Rtpko Fr Atdfrn Anderson Sonqt 71419 Ofzdefz o amf 'zanccs Arnonq the foremost ronks tn the semlnorys orrny for C Tertrotrtes ot Sdmt Frdncls These rnen entoy the rnnurnerdble spmtuol prtvt leqes of the Order Devotrons tn honor of thetr potron ore held frequently durtnq the yeor wrth the thlrd Qundoy of eoch rnonth betnq set ostde espectolly tor Thtrd Order Meetrnqs The octtvtttes of the Thtrd Order th1s yeorr were plenttfut They sponsored o rord1o proqrorrn entttled The Hour of Sdtnt Frdn crs they donoted nurnerous HHGDCIG1 qltts to dtfterent rnrsslons rn the Stotes ond Puerto Rrco They sent clothlnq ond tood to Europeon serntnorres dnd rn October they sponsored cr w1ener roost for the students Well done Fronmsconst Your Serophrc Fother rnoy well be proud ot you' hrtst ore the Workrnq tor the mtsstons Music for Iesus. O Sacrament most noi O Sacrament divine! 58 Y, The sacristans: Averrnan, Dunn, Malloy fi J- ffm .QQ M f jf E :A .ks 'w 4- 1 MA - , .N x if Ai 'J iT ' V Bless this house. At the Scmctus Christmas in the chapel. Out R009 fo Galvafzml Beautiful in their rustic stonework, the stations ot the cross quard our woods. They were completed last October. Spec ial praise is due to Mr. Aretz, the sculptor, and his assistant for their skillful work on the twelfth station. This lilefsize monu- ment stands rnajestically, in tull View irorn the road. Depictinq the crucifixion scene with statues of Mary and lohn on either side, the station serves well as a reminder of His sacrifice for us. Pater, in manus tuas Cornmendo spiriturn Meurnf' Hlesus falls the third time. Hlesus is nailed to the cross No game toeday outs The hearts of all lads are Joyful When vrctory comes the1r way And some even srnlle when they re losrnq Lnyoylnq the aarne as they play But regardless of wrns or of losses As lonq as they ann at lll91I' qoal lhere 1 norlnna more ,fleasmq to lesus Than rr lad wrth a Clean sportlnq soul Southraw Harry up 47 I . 1 . 1 1-.. I - I ., , ,. . . S ' 3' I Al Qver the net 'MOR The d9C1d1I'1Q pomt We never p lay rough. 43 lv' Crack! A iouqh shot. 'N X Q 4 35 , we N , 1-gpg 'L Our favorite sport 44 U' xg i A --jj ,E -432 uk A pass completed. 45 Three down cmd Ouch! ! Latin preparation. Good night, dear Iesusf' 'Tm tired Hmmm Pazos laundry has arrlved ed Gigi, I H7 Saturday afternoon. !.. 395 I ., 9 Semor Washroom de luxe tfJtxQ9ft'lQWl'f Editor, Anderson ,xaag si' vue. ' ' ' ' E' - 'v fi Wig Q, .ai-ff fin? if av' .ff we . my Q? Mfg, t s .-- 3312, R 1 ' . . 1 Lfgf I s., ff 4.13 - ' 4 ,l Qivfif' fvfww if-'A'isff,1. wiv H' -' f ,-' - fr 4 r ,,,.-ff 'Ir tt Q .f ,-Q ' V -wt r ,ff if , .,-f s sr it .t t it f-- -' a , if - , ' . ,sv X- a it W . Q .W to tx 4 F131 l?1',f's , K f 1 6991! 1' S 7 W 1? - , ' ' F9 - 44 , ,- -H1 - kveff, ',,1.f , ' ' t f -it , 4 ' l . 1 4 , 'itfgwgsifw A t ,J 2 ' ,Z ,g rp ,evil ,: - Fidelicm Start Bus. Mgr., Koch 7-Le 'fidelian Our present school paper, THE FIDELIAN, is an offspring ot the old Echo It is set up and printed in news- paper torrn and carries pictures ot lead- ing events about the campus. THE FIDELIAN with all the fancy frills of a modern gazette is a great for- ward stride toward encouraging literary activity. Every student is given the op- portunity ot contributing. To this year's zealous start goes the credit for maintaining the high stand- ards of past years. lt is through their hard work and perseverance that THE FIDELIAN is a paper of which we may Well be proud. ECHO STAFF Knzar Fr Aidan Pa o UIC 156 an l 7-L2 LLM Cfi EIMS The official paper of the Iunior Club is the ed reriodi ally on the club bulletin board The staff is el ct d by the members of the club Theirs is the task of publishing the best mater ial offered by tie Juniors 'll e English profes sors aid the editors by re om nending excep tionally wellwritten class poems stories and ssays lt is ndeed a Joyful crowd which responds to the call Hey THE GEMS is out' C flos E is -10 7-L-8 86110 The ECHO is not a newspaper, but a bul- letin that brings to light the best in literature that the senior department can produce A little room on the se ond floor acts as its workshop There the taff trinis and shapes submitted rna eiial into the finished product Then it is pub lished on the ECHQ board in the chapel coiri dor We enioyed a very colorful edition at Christmas time The interesting editions of this year gave convincing evidence that the ECHO will never fade away I yf'f 'i St-died: .1 ', . ' , lk Q mncamg Disc 1 W st +11 T Nt F TX ' gf' Q, 55165 f ,-I' , I I u A IUNKDH GEMS, a typewritten publication post- . '. , e ' e , T ,, . ec . JEL TAF f'-,av-il: Gal. Ska Er. icL1'T,1,I. f' ':.:r.. f dn'l,n :: lftxjez rltfg tif.. '. :si Orhcers Hetlmann Fr Adtan Sanesl Schrat7 Doc as The Brsh TL gf 7491 fcfefzahl ocmeftf The L1terary Soctety dtd rnuch thts year to stnnulate tnterest tn hterary y pro gram was presented Under 't e ausprces of the SOCIQLY a successful Thanks qtvtnq play Breezy Money was presented to the pubhc The Passlon Pla Y Calvary was dranfattzed each Sunday 1n Lent The annual Dectarnatron and P t C oe ry ontests are further proof of thts year s actrvrty The ECHO FIDELIAN and SKULLCAP are pubhshed by L1terary SOCIETY members Conqratulatrons to Father Aldan and the OHICSFS for a bountttul hterary year' Act I of the Passlon Play P' 2 . 8 KS g study, drarnattcs, and public speaking. Every Saturday niqht a literar - Sen1or wtnner Declcvncxtlon Contest A Wlnners Iumor wmner Len quve The Proqress to Madness Gene gave Spurtmcz Addm Uiflift 'YQUR R 14x05 Et tu you brute! Breezy Money Cast w xv? L it wi-A., ,fe y 'fa ll' They all look busy. eluate ime Those who have an itch for manual labor have a choice ot many crews. Father Bede's takes care of the Fidelian woods, while other crews specialize in anything from hauling rocks and constructinq Cleaning up. .ry t ' 4 ,o , 'Xen x W It A bit of stonework. dams to trirnrninq lawns and caring for the monastery gar- den. Father Cajetans book- binders are a qood example oi the indoor crews. Among these may be added the rnost envied crew, the boys that help the Sisters in the kitchen. This is the way you set the typef R. za Paper, Paper, Paper. , Li fi , at y lp ff ' S Frankie watches Ed work Club Orhcers Defxrrlo CN Beohiel Iltxenherfr The emi C31 ly Throuahout the year college rnen ard all auartaru rnernbere were rn har rnonrous Cooperatron Any duhcuhy that arose any any es that ne ded arrlna found peaceful seitlement through the club The annual rnrdyear party hrqh hqhted the Club S achvrues New hfe was added to ihe flubroom wrth the our on fl fre-eday a plar e to lt hunk and take 11 ea y 5-um? K x M In the Qhade of the ehn The rnrd year party JL ,f , , V . I LL chase of a radio and new furniture. The clubroom was often fl pefxceful haven .' - Q . ill! Q --r l1:5,11z1 ' XX. QQ 'v r I . Club Ofhcers Heulr XVIQSNGT 9011111 7 2 LLl'llCf2 K7 The OHICIGI Home of 1111s Tub IS 111e Tumor F1del1o11s T1 rough 1T1e dub 111e ur11orQ hoye or opoo11111111y o so1ve1he1r d111ere11ces 1119 club 11 o 11ov1de2 1 e re reo11or1ol foC1l111eQ 10 1 e younger half of 111e s1ude 11 cody T1 e 11111 or ou room IS 1111111 re reo11o11 e'11e A1 o 111os1 1111y 1111e o11e 11q111 SQIUNTPI fow11s1C111s 1o 11e1r C 11b1og1 e1 1,1 be qreeted by e11o111s of E g11 b T 11 fo111e1 r1oCTf11l OI v ery 1 IAUS1 to your 1C's1e 1411 'il lt. fa wg, T glee cu, The first program of the year, on Father Rector's day, lound the Glee Club prepared to entertain. They had a large variety ol religious and secular songs with which they delighted the audience. Throughout the year the Glee Club worked hard in preparation for each of their appearances. Their work was rewarded, for each performance was received with enthusiasm and enjoyment. Their Christmas program proved to be a real treat. i Chasing the Blues. .eref:!!i!r.!. e C2145 Semper paratus might well be the slogan for our band. Many times dur- ing the year the band was asked to help with a program. They never refused and always played well. On Cctober fourth, strains of an outdoor concert filled the campus air. Their Easter program was the climax of this year's musical schedule. Father Armand and his musicians are to be complimented for their melodious entertainments. The graduates extend sincere thanks to Father Armand and the band mem- bers for playing at their commencement. Maticko lames 57 l ofwrw, um xxftcl. Qfx Heiectory k,TLlx,1f1X Anybody huve Q1 shovel? 1 Cmops for dumer f 0 J ff V Our dolly bread No wonder theyke FAT' 59 ff- .fa f l W7 7 ' ff? ' '74,f il.. ,tx-17,43- f 1 f . g I!! , X . 1 Q, 'V Well now, it's this waxy .l', Las' -V Blix!!! A walk in the vvooa Alone-l Alone? Alone. 6 0 Dear Mom and Dad When I left home to enter St Frdelrs Irnade you the happrest parr on earth God had heard your prayers and usrng you as human rnstruments He drrected my steps to ward the Eternal Prresthood From chrldhood you have taught me love and reverence of God and the thrngs of God You Mom have been my Mary on earth you Dad have been my Ioseph When I entered St Frdelrs you probably wondered how I would lrke rt Would I stay or would I frnd homesrckness too great a burden? My earlrest letters answered those questrons for you St Frdelrs was great' To thrs day rt has contrnued to be a second home for me The faculty has grven me an excellent trarnrng rn mrnd and rn character The Srsters too have helped us very much Thrs lrttle book has grven you a fuller prc ture of thrs my trarnrng and the men responsrble for rt I hope also that thrs farewell letter wrll help you remember these young men my classmates who wrth me are strrv rng for the greatest professron on earth Frrst of all there rs my senror Len Sanesr You probably remember hrm well as St Peter rn the Passron Play As senror he has gurded our class through thrck and thrn wrth hrs ever correct advrce Second rn the class rs Drck Bechtel who halls from Ohro One of the marn wheels rn Father Vrctor s crew Drck has helped us spend many an afternoon rn the sweat of our brows Enterrng school from Central Catholrc Bege Schratz loves to arr hrs prerudrced vrews on sports wrth hrs fellow classmates The arguments wrth hrm usually ended rn stalemates Comrng from the frelds of Kansas Roy Barer rs a camera frend at heart I-Ie was chref photographer for last years Frdelran but he abandoned that posrtron to become photographer for our yearbook The younger brother of our second senror Chuck Bechtel rs the lrttle man wrth the b1g sense of humor Chucks dead pan humor was an effectrve tonrc for any blue moments that I mrght have had Anthony Brpko rounds out lrterally speakrng the older half of the class Tony rs the man wrth the fluctuatrng Werght He clarms that hrs werght rs l6O but he and the scales could never prove rt Robert Herlmann owns the trtle of thrn man of the class Throughout hrs srx years at St Frdelrs Bob carrred on a trreless one HIGH CCIITIDCIIQFI for the IOFGIQH T1'11SS1Of1S Although he has been styled Inertra Personrfred Hubert Malloy rs Just the oppo srte when an argument on sports arrses He was always an rnterestrng speaker grvrng oprnrons both rnformatrve and debatable The redhead of our class Ace Averman came to us from Cumberland Red was a devout sacrrstan for three years Hrs wrnnrng smrle and freckles have made hrm a frrend to everyone Remember that lovely lookrng grrl you saw rn the play Breezy Money 'P That was our Butler boy Karl Koch An all around qood athlete Cookre was always a popular frgure rn the class The brarn of the class Iohnny Anderson was the man behrnd thrs years Frdel ran An A student Iohn has not been sparrng rn helprng hrs less grfted fellow students The baby of the class Brll Vohsrng rs the last of the orrgrnal twelve apostles Brll has left behrnd two well parnted statues as a souvenrr of hrs artrstrc bent Wrth the end of the war three ex GI s Jorned our ranks Ben Tomassettr was a frghtrng Seabee He qualrfred well as Father Benno s assrst ant surveyor A deep thrnker and an avrd reader Ben often left me a lrstener rn the Og Paul Naef came here after servrng rn Home He brought wrth hrm tales of the Vatrcan and the Holy Father Kenny Shumaker formerly a chaplarn s assrstant boasts that he was never at a loss for words Now that I know hrm I realrze that he wasnt krddrng As I leave St Frdelrs I know that your prayers wrll go wrth me If I become half the prrest that you and St Frdelrs have taught me to become I wrll be a credrt to that sacred professron I hope one day to be able to return thanks to you and to St Frdelrs rn the best manner that I know how through the beautrful hands of a prrest Lots of love Your Son 61 1 . , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , . 1 1 1 , . 1 , . . . 1 . 11 . 11 A . . 1 . . . . a 1 11 11 . . 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . 1 . 1 11 11 1 1 - - 1 1 . 11 1 11 1 1 . , - A . 1, , 1 . 11 . . 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The Amerlcan Rolllng Mull Co Butler Dluslon Bensons Clothing Store Nuf cecl Butler Battery Co Batteries Bl lgnxtxon Servxce Butler County National Bank Butler Hardware Co 76 Nlam St Butler Packing Co 0 Negley Ave Craftsmen Zxegler Co Llthographlng 65 Prmtlng Compliments of Daly Brothers John C Dillon Cholee Meats Dlxons Drug Store 301 South Maxn St DlCucclos Barber Shop 220 Wfest Jefferson St Compliments of a Friend Genbel Funeral Home E C Goettler Co Beer Ginger Ale Pop Gravely Pennsylvama, Inc Farm Equnpment Martln Helm 86 Sons, Hardware 317 Center Ave Charles Horewltz Sons usiness ations gut et Hudaks Greenhouses Flowers for all occasxons Hutchinson s Cleaners Bc Dyers ulxe Ann Pastry Shop Cakes 66 Pastrxes for all occasxons ohn Kemper and Son 177 East Cunningham St George Ketterer Furniture 7 7 South lV1axn St The Keg 137 E eflderson St Keystone Pipe and Supply Co Kirkpatrick s emelers Paul Kirkpatrick Sporting., Goods Bl Luggage Koch s Hardware East Cunnlngham St Kops Electric Inc Electrical Equlpment 86 Supplles Anton Krut Flormst Say lf wlth Flowers 'lhe Leedom and Worrall Co Wholesale Grocers McCarrens Clothing Store 136 South lVla1n St May Stern and Co Largest selectxons ID furmturt M11lerMlckley Prxntxng Co Commerclal Prmters C E Muller Shoe Store Shoes for every need Mltehell Studios Dnstmct Photography Modern Shoe Repair Center Ave Morrlsons Drug Store F etferson St Brothers Plumbing 7 Nelgh O l: Jefferson St Tel 34 340 Reeds Tax: Service Bus Terminal to l-lerman Peggy 4 0 South Monroe St Potter McCune Lou Bakery Whtulesale Grocers Pullman Standard Car Mfg Co Shllffllh and Green Builders Supplies 100 South Nlonroe Skxp Tanlormg 86 Dry Cleaning The Sport Shop 371 South lVla1n St C Stocks Sons TlI1l1lDg 86 Hardware Swan Taxi 74 hr seruce dual 4949 Tapers Your eweler U S Bottling Co Nattons Best Bexerages Willard Hotel Weldlng 66 Cutting Equipment Endres Floral Co Flowers hy wxr New Phlladelphla Ohlo Esser Costume Co Theatrical Costumes Make u and Supplnes Pxttsburelm P Gallaghers Drug Store Market St Klttannmp, Pa Rev Rev Rev The A P Ackerman Father Angelus O F M Cap S F Anus7klewlcz Very Rev Louis A Arand S S St Augustine Monastery Very Rev George A Baumer Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Wllllanl Bender Fr Benno OFM Cap Fr S J Benson P Bernardlng Fr Boniface OFM Cap Robert Brown Harry R Burke SS Capuchm Mlsslon Unit lXVashmgtonb Capuchm Fathers tAtwoocl Kansas? Out o 7-own The Isaly Dairy Company Ends the uest for the Best Youngstown 1 Pa Frank J lobert Duplicating Speclaltxes Pittsburgh Pa Standfast Book Bindery 405 Penn Ave Pxttshureh Pa John Sexton 86 Co ualxty loods Chlcago lll Whitehall Studio 2815 Brownsville Road Pxttshurgh I0 P Price Romanlk Sales 1042 Brownsville Rd Phone Pittsburgh 10 P Compliments of a Friend efzsona affzons Capuchln Fathers Capuchln Fathers Capuchln Fathers Capuchln Fathers Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev lWh lxng 1Cumberlandl llalays Kansasj Thomas Cas xdy Fr Cuthbert OFM Cap Davld OFM Cap Charles Demblowskl Ferdinand B Demsher ohn Doerfler Leo J Donnermeyer Michael Dravecky Benedlct W Erkens C F Fehrenbach St Fldells Mlsslon Unit lVlCIOfl1 66 . . . , . ' Y- - H X .. in . v - X l E .. . . 1 ' ' V, ' , - ll - .J . x . . , J . Q V 4 X al t I l 1 . . 3 . . J . , . -- J.. ' e 35- .. J . 1- .' . , ' - ' , ' ' . ..l- .1 I . 54 1. ' .1 . . ' - 5 5 . 1 ' ' - . . 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