St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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UPPER CLASSMEN Y ii Qu ' A PH' . .af ' 95'-1: V ' . 5, X . X -'g A-,ge S l ug ' -sse - .Ns J, -X x fir N. Y ,E v -' A 4553 ,Zi Sigmund Schnepf: 'Sig' is another five year man at St. erome's and devotes his spare mom- ents to basketball. At the moment his future is somewhat indefinite, but, in any event, he desires to further his education. James Smith: Big Jim, who always has a smile for everyone, came to S.J.C. from K.C.I. to try to do better in his studies and to play basketball. Next year he plans to take Bus- iness Administration at Western. 54225 fi W . gms Q33 52 tiff if- -3 t.Q3! ,ay . 1.1, ,' ,, 'Q f ' tv X :Ze fa? 2 1,2 . Maw ,eggyf -' e',QQWWf Rqgiwfmagkwh Q2 .age X va N. swpsagia 153533 - 5'7NVQ Anthony Van Hee: In his six years at S.J.C. Tony has been in almost everything This ear - Y he is the President of the Sodality, Pres- ident of the Sigma Iota Kappa and the pride the Lions - in basketball and football. Next year he will study Engineering at U. of T. Dave Putnam: Dave is a former K.C.l. student and seems to like St. Jerome's. He is a hard- working basketball playerg will be back again in the fall to further his education at St. Jerome's. John Reinhart: Johnny comes from Stratford, this is his second year at St. Jerome's. He is well known for his school spirit, ability in Sports and sense of humor: these things have won him many friends. His future is undec- ided. John Soltes: John commutes every day from Galt He is an enthusiastic curler C not of girls' hairl, is in charge of the sports section of the 'Lion' and hopes to go to College in the Fall. Peter Stark: Pete is another student who came from K.C.I. to improve his studies and his ability in basketball. Next year Pete will go to Western or McGill to study Medicine. of Qkf W2 X W 'X - . 1+ ' N' fb Q1 A Earl Widmeyer: Earl is the type of fellow who is always chasing women - so he says. He has chosen the Ryerson Institute of Technology as the school where he can best learn to be an architect. Nelda Bauer, Joan Sehl, Ann Bernhardt These are the three girls who caused whistles to be heard in our hallowed halls. , They come to St. Jerome's from St. Mary's to study maths and science.

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is R. ' 'Wa V' sn W . . is af ..L , L. D . J at I , . F ., , . L .. . . 1 , . , ':1f:'J.',. w Herb Hoe ler: 'Handsome Herb' divides his time .... ...E... between school and women. Wonder what part women will play in Herb's life before he fin- ishes his course in pharmacy? Jim Hummel: Jim comes to us from Waterloo. He has a very deep interest in writing, he plans to enter Waterloo College in the fall and take up journalism. 'UQ ,W Walter Kukulki: Walter is the layout director of the 'Lion' and is a member of the 'Lion Weekly' staff. Walter is not too sure of his future, though he would like to be an aero- nautical engineer. John Leyes: Johnny's fifth year here is fil- led w th good things for the school. He is the editor of the Lion Weekly and on var- ious committees, including that of the 'Lion He has no idea what the future holds for him UPPER CLASSMEN John Hartman: comes from St. Clements. He is an active softball player. Hartman's Jewellery Store will be in good hands when John takes over. a Gerald Hayes: Gerry, in his first year here, has taken part in many activities. We could always count on his sense of humor for a laugh. Next year he hopes to go to St. Aug- ustine's Seminary to study for the priest- hood. Best of luck, Gerry! Hugh Kirby: Hugh hails from Toronto, is our class representative for the Sodality and for the Lion. His academic ability is exceeded by his love for Toronto. He will be entering U. of T. to study engineering. Frank Kolarik: Frank comes back to us this year from Hamilton. Last year he had some hard luck but came back better than ever. He has played most of the school sports and taken part in many activities. His future is as yet uncertain. John McNab: John comes to us in this, his flfth year, from Walkerton. He has been a supporter of most of the school activities. His future seems a little uncertain, but he might decide on the U. of T. for Engin- eering or Law. John Powers: John is a basketball enthusiast. He comes to school occasionally and the rest of the time dreams of the success he hopes will be his in his recently opened sports store in Preston.

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all-4 ' . n lf 'K kfdefvol Lorne Bogdon Pet Diversion: Shooting pool. Ambition: Criminal lawyer. Destination: No. 258OL, Kingston. Favorite Saying: I like Christmas formals. Nickname: Bugs. William Braun Pet Diversion: Mauling Patterson Ambition: To make his phoney hook-shots. Destination: Waterboy, Toronto Tri-bells. Favorite Saying: I don't know. Robert Haller Pet Diversion: Smiling. Ambition: Owner of the Grand River Railway Destination: Trolley-conductor. Favorite Saying: I passed Latin, Nickname: Roberta Carl Hause Pet Diversion: Playing baseball. Ambition: To break Huth's record. Destination: Waterloo Tigers. Favorite Saying: Who likes school? Nickname: Cully. Q . s? vi, ' ' H321 C - -'N g a auraafpjjgy J. 2 '-------- -4b..m.nl'fI W' .F G 0 Np.--- v.Q,,,,e,7 if' ff- 'f4Il:S??.i-..-l- - cc Wave -- --- -- 'ferr 9 Mg' ff----A R f f'v-.'.::- 6:47190 393-li.:i: 1-5 -A7np4---- 1 ,?AZJJof,- ,hn- -- -.L Joseph Calzonetti Pet Diversion: Wearing slippers. Ambition: Pro-football. Destination: Flying wing, Pee-wee All-stars Favorite Saying: Another letter from her today! Nickname: Nelson Eddy Calzonetti. Anthony Firetto Pet Diversion: Raising a big stink. Ambition: To confuse the teachers. Destination: Teaching philosophy at Wittenburg. Favorite saying: Theis, we're late! Nickname: Confucius. Gre or Herrin er Pet Diversion: Curling. Ambition: Policeman. Destination: Walking the streets. Favorite Saying: Let's go down t0WH- Nickname: Streak. Armand Holland Pet Diversion: Playing ping-pong. Ambition: Reading Shakespeare. Destination: To teadh Latin. Favorite Saying: Labor Omnia Vincit. Nickname: Jolly Holly.