St Fidelis Seminary - Skullcap Yearbook (Herman, PA)

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St Margarets Prttsburgh Pennsylvanra In or out of season baseball rs a favorrte toprc vrrth Nrx but always from the pornt of vrew of a Krner Prrate fan In all hrs lrkes Nrx vrent all out From learnrng Greek to smokrng Recrurts he rereeted halfway measures He studred hard and he played h 1rd Classmates found many a scholastrc problem cleared up at hrs door especrally rn languages Cuttrng harr took much of jerry s free trme but he was alvrays ready for 1 round of eards or a not too strenuous ball game Many of the SALLLCAP prctures show how vfell he lrkes hrs hobby Ca puchrn Noxrtrate rs the next stop for jerry SKULLCAP Photographer Barber Chauffeur Lrterary Socrety JOHN MARTIN St johns Cathedral Homestead Pennsylxanrt Because Marty handled hrs studres so vxell he always found ample trme for extra currrcular actrvrtres journalrsm headed hrs lrst from wrrtrng monthly artreles for the Fulelzmz and magazrnes to applyrng hrs knowledge of wrrtrng and lay out for edrtrng the 1950 SKUIICAP Wrtlr the preersron of 1 true scholar Marty lrked to spend long hours rn research on the hrstory of Russra and of Eastern Churches When he took trme out for relax rtron rt usually rnvolved an retrve sport as base ball or basketball Hrs melodrous tenor voree was an asset to both the chorr and glee club The Greek Rrte Drocese of Prtts burgh vrrll clarm Martys talents next September SKULLCAP Edrtor rn Chref Fxdelzan Staff I Tenor Sec tron Leader Chanter Bookbrnder Lrterary Socrety Bowlrng Captarn RAYMOND MISULICH Ss Peter and Paul s Endrcott New York If chrvalry lrves on rn modern etrquette Ray rs as chrv alrous as was Srr Lancelot It was not somethrng Ray put on or off as armor for rt formed a part of hrm at all trmes even rn the clubroom Neatness especrally rn dress comprrses hrs next rmportant vrrtue Such qualrtres seem strange rn srx foot Rav who lrkes a rough ball game but he wore them naturally For rndoor recreatron he took rn a game of eards or lrstened to classrcal musrc More often rt was just a bull sessron wrth the boys Ray vrrll contrnue studres for the Byzantrne Slavonrc Rrte II Bass Sectron Leader Chauffeur Lrterary Socrety 25 ' , ,. V, ', . 4 I 4 ' , 4 4' - 4 . 4 .. .. .Q 4.. P v 4 , 4 4' .. . 2 . . W x 4, 4 44 4 . .2 , 4 . L' ,. .- 4 4 4. ' 4 4 4 4 . ' . . , v .- , , . n s ' a 9 4 - V - s 7 ' ' . 4 a 9 9 . , 4 , . 4 . 4 ' 41, v 4 4 , 4 . 4 4 '4 , ' 1 . 4 4 . ' 4 ' . s s - 1 . . ' 9 4 4 ' l ' s 1 4 ' . . . . Y - . . , 4 . 4 , ' 4 . 2. 4 4 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 . 4 ' f , 4 4 4 ' ' 4 4 . 'T . V . . - '4 . s s 1

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STANLEY HEULER St Mary s of the Mount Pnttsburgh Pcnnsylsanta Wrth h1s pleasant sense of humor and gen1al dxsposltton Stan was xery popular wtth hrs fellow schoolmates Hts rnterest ln sports mantfested ltself 1n h1s love of hockey and football and he managed to follow the darly news 1n sports and world HIIIHIIS Always a hard worker and wtlllng helper Stan madc the sc1ences and h1story h1s classroom favorltes He had an averslon for dry scholarly works but lnstead enjoyed readmg books vsrrtten 1n a popular vem or magaztne artlcles Hrs br1at was always a pleasant companton Stans frtendlmess wrll be 1 great asset when he enters St Vmcent Semmary SKULLCAP Busmess Manager Monitor of St John Berchmans Socrety Chorr ChauEeur Bowling Captam EDWARD KRETZ Holy Innocents Prttsburgh Pennsylsanra When Ed jolned our ranks rn the freshman year of col lege h1s sp1r1t of generosxty frlendhness together wxth hrs un assumtng personal1ty made h1m easrly accepted wlth students Not carmg partlcularly for athletlc act1v1t1es Ed found h1s free Rale1gh or a stroll through the woods The Latm language held an attractlon for Ed as he showed by hrs ease ln translatlng the classncs Perhaps Eds sptrlt of generostty was most predoml nant Alvs ays ready to do a favor or lend a hand he made good company for all In july he w1ll jom the Capuchtns Ffdelzarz Assocxate Edrtor Thrrd Order of St Francrs GERALD LUTZ All Salnts Etna Pennsy It ama Dejected classmates alxn ays found a frxend 1n jerry Hrs abllxty to see the humorous slde of thxngs made htm a master of laughs Even long rainy days falled to dampen hxs hvely sense of humor Interests rangmg from football and huntmg to tennts and manual labor clalmed erry s outdoor t1me whrle h1s sportsmanshtp Induced others to elect h1m captaln 1n ath let1c events Free t1me usually found erry busy and study t1me doubly so Hrs dlllgence ID the classroom and contmuous effort earned htm superxor grades ID h1s studnes erry wnll contmue h1s Quest at St Vrncent Semmary Frdelmn Sports Edrtor Nouce Master of Third Order Student Councnl Lxterary SOCICIQ M1ss1on Unrt Z4 l V' ' , . 1 f ' - U 1 6 .G - ' - , . . . . . V , . a , A L D - . , . , - . ' 4 A ' c , . . Y . . , f . 4 ' . - . ': 9 1 - 1 ' ' , f ' 9 Q ' t1me dlversxon 1n a game of cards, a pxpe full of Str Walter . V , L L V ' I 1 . I I I I - 1 I S Y ' ' . 1 9 . . . '. 4 9 'L -

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EUGI:Nl1 REBI:L St Athanasrus West View Pennsylxanxa W1th the Slmpllilfy 1nd lnqulslnveness of 1 cluld Gene made hlmself exerybodys frlend Subjects I lI1glDg from base bfrll and atomrc energy to the Trmxty held h1s ftttentxon equally A natural curloslty resulted ln 1 stream of questlons from Cene, wh1ch always led to one conclusion He had f1 knack for s1mpl1fy1ng thmgs Gene h 1d no specml mterest or hobby, ex cept to be frrendly As long IS 1 gune or project supplled good exeruse and trfnnmg he lent full support Outdoor sports vuth occasronal work and L1SLlll hnkes took up most of lus free tlme The Capuchms wrll End producnve so1l m htm for thejr humble spxrnt Sports Commrttcc Chonr Fr Bcdcs Crtw Bowlmg Captam THOMAS SCI-IMI'I 'I St Charles Donora Pcnnsylxanxa MUSILIHH md 1tl1lete sumnnrmc Schmltty best At the dent dlrector of the glee club Tom took 1 hkmg for semn classrcal tunes German and llterature were h1s classroom ff1 vorltes In sports he gave as much of h1s tnme and f1b1l1ty to basketball and hockey IS he g1ve to SWlI'DlTlII1g football and archery A br1sk walk 1 casual chat on musxc or 1 good book were a must w1th htm In tl1e Declamanon Contest SC,l1IIl1IfV took top honors two years ID SLILLCSSIOH He wlll connnue f1t St Conrad NCJVIIIHIC ID Ann 1pol1s Mftrylfmd SKULLCAP Assnstant Edxtor Dxrcctor of Glu Club Organrst PAUL SHURMAN St Mathias Natrona Pennsylvama Although ft c1p1ble performer on the baseball dlamond and tenn1s courts Paul reached h1s acme 1n the classroom Lan guages sc1ences and hlstory were all treated w1th equal success, and h1s ab1l1ty marked htm as an outstandrng student But not be-mg all scholar, Paul trred h1s hand at other projects Occa sxonally he found nme to devote to manual labor or to take f1 bnsk walk outdoors Paul played the leadmg role of St Francns rn th1s years ch1ef stage producnon We trust that Pauls fine sprrlt vull make h1m a loyal son of the Poverello when he be comes a Capuch1n Fzdelmrz News Edxtor Prefect of Thxrd Order Chorr Lrterary Socxety, Exercrse Instructor 26 C . V ' -A Q ' I L ' I ' t c . S ' I ' l 1 ' 1 . ' ' . 1 1 1 ' ' ' L , . ' L ': . - -' ' - 1 ' A , 1 5 1 1 v ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' . piano he felt at home witl1 Chopin and Haydn, while as stu- . ' 1 Y . 1 1 1 1 ' ' , 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 , 1 '1 1 ' 1 1 K l v I . . 4 L L . , I l I 4 D .V 1 . . V . S . ' '1 l 1 ' , 1 1 . . . 1 '1 1 1 Ac 1 I , . . 5. . A Q . 5