St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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CQ ew? foreword For what a man sows that he wrll also reap Gal 6 8 As the Drvrne Sower cast Hrs seed upon the unyleldlng sorl of our hearts Mary gathered the wmd blown fragments and treasured them for opportune plantlng She saved the waters from the golden fountain of Hrs wards to replenish our meager supply Wuth loving care of a devoted Mother she cared for and nourished this seed rn our hearts We then grew lh grace We also grew physlcally mtellectually morally and sprrrtually In the exhrlaratlon of the dawn as Freshmen rn our new secondary scholastrc llfe we entered the gate of an lnvltrng garden Mary beckonrng and leadrng the way Wrth the splendor of the rrsmg sun rn our Sophomore year we armed ourselves with her favorite tool the Rosary to root out un favorable lmpedlments to a frultful growth Our Relrgrous Scholastlc Ath letlc and Social llfe passed only through her hands for added fragrance And as evening came we were grateful as Junlors for her tender care rn preparmg and nurturrng a garden which would serve as an example to others who chose the same path Graduates now we go forth to scatter our seed whrch sprang up with Mary s care rn the depth of our heart our splrlt contemplates the horlzon of the future we dream of the golden harvest that somebody because of us wrll gather In Always we will remember that our hearts became warm be cause of Mary our Queen our Iufe our sweetness and our hope gal' en eff Q99 Page 5 Q Q J ll I - 11 , 1 ' 1 . I. I I .. 0 . . I . .. I . . .. I. r 1 1 ' ' I I ' , . . I . I I I . . , . .. . r I I 1 r 1 . r r ' Page 6 Most Reverend Archbishop Edward F Hoban Archbnshop Bnshop of Cleveland Most Reverend Floyd L Begun Auxulxory Bishop of Cleveland pczclfcmd Gardeners sometnmes un brmgmg a rose to rlcher flowermg depruve nt for a season of llght and moisture Sllent and dark It stands sheddmg one faded leaf after an other When every leaf ns shed and the plant stands strlpped to the uttermost a new llfe begins worklng nn the buds from whuch springs a tender follage and a ln celestial gardening We are helped and guided by our Spmtual Caretakers the blshops and prlests who help us shed our leaves of transnent loy so that we may gather the rlch nectar of a fulfilled dlvrne destiny P Most Reverend John J Krol Auxuluory Bishop of Cleveland , 0 0 r 5'- ' brighter wealth of flowers. So it is true also X QWHXQQ X' ' X c K, .4 T, , I.. I' -T I I Q55 Reverend Edmund Kuczmorskn Reverend Ruchord Bober Athletuc Drrector I am of God a prnest a sculptor of the soul Makung each strong lnne flne Each feature faultless Yet the sculptor cannot carve In wood or stone Wrthnn hrs own stout soul I am of God a prlest prtrable Inmnted Through Hum there us a Guide for me Who m Hrs hvnng flesh Has given me the perfect :mage that I seek an :mage of God 67? uv' gs-v' Reverend Mutchell Clesluk Reverend Francis Szuda rek Pastor Page 7 5 x W I An image nobler than he sees I c . u .. I . . - I Pdlc X Our Prmcupcl SSNSV .VCVN Cjfggpfj, Typmg if Exgmphgr .5 mum! gm! epmrua garage 4666 They Provide The Stimulus QIQLOI' QGLC 18725 SISTER MARY STANISIA Smiling ever enthuslastlc teacher ot Hustory Englush and Amerxcan Government Alert tor new rrethods and technlques SISTER MARY ELORIAN Careful custoduan of our llbrary an ardent ex onent f the precept Mxnd your own buslness Teaches thlrd year Englush -ni nw SISTER MARY TI-IERESITTA Amuable character buuld :ng Instructor ot hnstory and Englush one of the really tune teachers ID our school SISTER MARY EMMANUEI. Competent teacher ot the scrences career voca tuurw and rnlssnon mm ed For tour years of gutdance wul be ever grate u Moderator ot Future Nurses Club We Try To Respond lfUflLOI QCL C QP5 Faculty caught In vancu moods at o stuclen pep rally The rallues boost the morale of both student and teacher wuth a trcmendous demonstratuon ot school spurrt aavxswxg 4--'W' 'T' Paze 9 I l Af, . 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Laughrng eed ex ern Ever the perfectlanlst SISTER MARY ESTELLE A frrendly busy teacher from Bookkeepnng and Typung to Science our one hope tor a successful operetta and yearbook P65 l'l'l6U'l HJC 8106 CL SISTER MARY LAETITIA A devoted dauntless mod eratar at our Student Coun l Down to earth mathe matlcuan who slmplltues al gebra for those who have the courage to study num bers The cheerleaders and bookstore are her charge 5-7 'inf SISTER MARY JOANNE Dlrnlnutlve persistent a expert artlst s e UI es Cantlan t s through a colorful year Moderates the Sodallty Teaches Hlstory SOFA 0711 0l 8 :ill SISTER MARY SABINA A capable resourceful teacher Slster IS one of the CLCM, reasons why the gurls want to take Home Ec Plans a balanced menu for student lunches SISTER MARY HUMILIANA Y D enced teacher a happy new face un Cantlan halls IS our business teacher MR LEONARD MATCZYNSKI An artlst In the true sense of the word Under hrs tute lage the choir has attarned renowned reputatlon Hard working and sernous MR FRANK CONGE A fune coach who d mands respect Boys have learned team splrnt coopera tion and self dnscnplune Teaches Health Boys Gym coaches the teams and mod erates the Lettermen s Club MRS DELLA RISTOW Peppy and perky with the cutest pony tall you ever did see t at s Mrs R garls phys ed Instructor SISTER MARY CRESCENTIA Snster demands the some from her English and Latin classes She also directs the Thespuans Troupe l396 Moderator at the school paper f I MR ROBERT PAPP An asset to the boys de partment of studies Knows what he wants and as out to get lt Teaches Mechan :cal Drawlng Woodshop and Electrnclty Acts as as sastant coach to JV basket ball team QCLC Ql 6 1 swim lm xx eff' ' 'O Not We en wg the iy- I Georgiann Sigler Jerome Stanek With Mary's help, their Mystical Rose, and a sound religious background, the graduates of 1958 enter a world of activity and progress. They are the ones who will influence society. They are the product of a Catholic education. They are the hope of St. John Cantius and i its ideals. T Senior officers induct incoming Fresh- men to fill the places they vacate. Barbara Rush and Connie Daniels present Pat Mi- halic with o Rosary. Karen Swohlo and Jo Szeredy wait in line after having received o light from Joe Gaydos and Nancy Bauer. .-an fi., U H MEP N-669 Richard Stanowysk ad if Loretto Zimon NE Q big M, 6 Q B Yea W6 6 by ' M xi ggi? egg U r JOE GAYDOS Presudent oe s best trlend us his comb Bow Ing 2 Basketball I Class t tncer4 Page 12 ay 1952 They led The Seniors through their last year CONSTANCE DANIELS Vlce Presldent Her height adds grac ousness her manner adds frlends CSMC I 2 Bowling 2 I-lonor Student antnon f I 2 3 4 C a Officer 24 Student Council I 3 4 Dramatucs 4 Better by Far to Light a Small Candle NANCY BAUER Treasurer Few know the treasures hidden wnthln her Sodallty I CSMC I 2 3 4 Bawlung 2 Honor Student 2 3 Cantlan Staff 4 Class Offacer 4 Student Councul 3 Dramatlcs 4 Gym Leaders 3 4 Vrce Pres Choir I 2 4 Vocatuan Club 3 4 BARBARA RUSH Secretary Cute as a bug slow os a snall ln charming all she ll never fall CSMC 4 Class Oftlcer 4 Drornatlcs 4 Cantlan Review Gym Leaders WW 1 I I I ,, . I 00 ' f ,IJ 1 - ' H I , 5 ' 2 I I I ' O- l,2, C Stat I I I I l55 . , J , , J I O O O O , 1 I - ll I I If I - V -11 l , , 3,4. ,, I f I r , l A -J , I I , - X l I --uuilthlmh ,,,3'. Mig, ' ,Q-ff f v-5 1 fi Q X , ,v,.....v--g , MARY ACELA Her untroubled disposition is a guide for many. CSMC l,2,4, Honor Studen Class Officer 2, Choir l,2,3,4 LEO ANDRUS Leo may be a lion, but he's as tame as can be. Model Airplane Club l,4. XX, i i , C , x af' A E :J W ' 1' l,2g I f 21 r l 1 MARIE CHAMBERS She'll discuss anything under the sung she's friendly, vivacious, a lot of fun. Sodality l,2g CSMC l,2,4g Vocation Club 2,4, Majorette l,2,3,4. W , In ,Ida All We Need ls . .. . .A Tiny Spark GERALDINE CLARK l 1 'Z 'C' -ous- Eull Of pep, full of fun, everything she attempts is well done. CSMC 2, Honor Student l,2,3, Gym Leaders 2,3,4, .Choir l,2,3,4. BERNARD BIELAWSKI There's always a mischievous twinkle in his eye. CSMC 3l4, Bowling 2, Model Airplane Club l, ,Q lx' RALPH BRESE Always friendly and sociable. Sodality 3, Football 45 Basketball 4, PATRICIA COLEMAN Sincere, quiet, ond reliable. CSMC 4, Nurses Club 4. Page 13 Page 14 .4-if-' AN 3 1 MARY LOU DESCH She goes about things quietly, but gets them done efficiently. CsMC 4. l lAMES BYCOSKIE Everyone knows ,lim by his shorp black Chevy Bowling 2, CABOLYN CONDORA Carol s best friend is the telephone. Scdality l,2,3g CSMC l,2,A rnatics 4, School Band l. ,595 , NT' UD, 1 S i lisiq tm 1 lf We'd Utter a Prayer . . JOSEPH FELDKAMP Seemingly shy and reserved, but sociable. Baseball 4. PAMELA ELLIS A meeting ar project that has to be planned, she's always here with a helping hand. Sodality 2,3, Treasg CSMC 4, Bowl ing 2, Honor Student 2, Dramatics 4, Choir 3,4. JULIANN FEKETE A sense of humor, a dash of wit, we'll all miss her quite cz bit CSMC l,2, Bowling 2. THOMAS FLORS Witty, unpredictable, and always rarin' to go. Sodality lg CSMC l, Football l,2, 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,45 Airplane Club lg Lettermen Club 2,3, . Sec., 4, Treas. f 3? Dro Y , ill Nl lll J: 2-l f 4 l lrli '1 BERNADINE FERNEZA Beneath her quiet nature lies the spirit of loyalty and true Christian charity. CSMC l,2g Bowling 2g Choir l,2,3,4 JAMES FRANZ A competent athlete, a willing Dal . , .simple but zip-pyf' Football l,2,3,-'15 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4g Class Officer 3g Can tian Review Sports Editorg Letter- u men's Club 2,3,4, x,,,.5,?',f.:f- SUSAN Poi-ii She's everything you'd -O Q! want in a girlg a pre. cious gem, a cultured pearl. i '13 J H 55138 ?' R ,'!gi2f': Sadality l,4g CSMC l,2,-'ig Honor Stue l 'I dent l 2 4' Class Officer 2' Student Council 4g Cantian Review. , . .That the World Would Be Free 1 . ei 1' LILLIAN GORA Happy, fun-loving, cheer- fulg something new every minute , . . our Lil. Sec reta ry. RICHARD GEFFERT Well known by students, but especially by the faculty. Bowling Ag Football 3,4, Basketball 41' Letterrnens Club 3,41 Treos. LEONARD HYCZWA Quiet but sincere in his efforts. Sodaliry l,2g CSMC 4g Bowling 2: Airplane Club l,2,4. VlRGlNlA GORCZYCA An enthusiastic girl who enjoys life. CSMC l,2,4g Bowling 2, CSMC l,2,4g Bowling 2g Dramatics lg Cheerleaders 2,3g Nurses' Club 4, waz,A, 4 :as A,- CAROL HUMENIK Her eagerness to go places wall get her tar. 5OdOl1ty lg CSMC l,2g Class Offlcer 1 d lg Dramatlcs l,Ag Chou l,2,35 Bgn l,2. V J , MICHAEL LASTUKA Nuke may be small, but gnves our team his all. Basketball 45 Baseball 4. JOl-lN LEKAN John is the out- daorsmon of our class-N especially on school days, he says. I . l,2g Can- Bowling 2g Honor Student tnan Staff lg Airplane l,2,4, JOAN JUROVATY ,loan's quite a card, a chatterbox, with a friendly smile. CSMC l,2g Bowling 2. 3 '3 Soon The Peaceful Dawn . . BARBARA KADELSKl Nl-ler willingness to help knows na bounds. CSMC 2,3,Ag l-lonor Student l,2g Cantian Staff 3,4g Vacatlan Club 3,4. 5..- l A I l A -'-- ' A ' RONALD MAGOLD His manner ns quiet, but dCn't judge hurn by that. Football 3,4 Basketball 23' Baseball l,2g Aurplarle Club l, Letterrnens Club 2,3,4. JOYCE KEHN She boast: our teams' morale' 'shes always crzund when you need a pal' Sodallty l,2g CSMC l,2,4g Bowling 2g Cheerleaders 2, Co-Capt. 3,4g Letter- men's Club 3. sf! pl 7, -Z, 'S . 7 I Oo 'DK If W. it PATRICK PATTON This Irish lad carrie, he saw, and now he's going. CSMC 4, Football 3,4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, l.ettermen's Club 3,4. DONNA KEITH 'IAn imaginative and creative mind, and plenty at vitality to keep it working, Sodality I, CSMC l,2,3,4, Honor Stu- dent I,2,3,4g Cantian Review, lit- erary ed., Vocation Club 2, Band 2. PATRICIA KENNEDY Personality, character, scho- lastic and social activity- our curly-head, Pat. CSMC l,2, Honor Student I,2,3,4, Cantian Staff I,2,3,4, Dramatics 4, Gym Leaders 2,3,4g Chair 4, pianist. EDWARD PESTA He admits there are two sides to every questionghis own, and the wrong side. Football I,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Class Officer 2, I.ettermen's Club 3,4 . . .Of a New Day We'd See JOAN KOBAK 5 GERALDINE KOVAC A typical Cantian who loves fun and companions. Sodality I,2, CSMC I,2,4, Honor Stu- dent l,2, Nurses' Club 4, Vacation Club l,2,4, Head Maiorette l,2,3,4. RICHARD POLEVKA Quiet, mannerly, and some- what shy, but in reality a real swell guy. Sodality I, Bowling l,2, Basketball I, 2,3, Honor Student I,2, Class Otticer I,3, Student Council l,3, Cantian Review, photography Letterrnen's Club 4. Short, sunny, sweet, and snappy. Sodality 2, CSMC l,2,3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3, Future Nurses' Club 4 'Y' 1? fa , -J J 23 I 'O '54, -d xi 3 Q Page 18 MARCIA MADEY Ready to help in any worthwhile cause is our Marcia. Honor Student 3. FRANK SCHOPIERAY What has this lad in mind, as of now, none can foretellf' Model Airplane Club l, l.UCll.l.E LEPKA Her diligent work will lead to tame. CSMC 4, Honor Student 3,4, tion Staff 3,4 l l I -,'K f 54 , fe l sl ll So If We All Could Light . .. LEONARD SEDOR A tall, jolly, and sin- cere guy, he greets every- one with a twinkle in his eye. Bowling 4, Football 3,4, Basketball 2, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. MARY ALYCE MARESH Her friends are as many as the grains of sand on the beach. Sodality l, CSMC 2,4, Bowling 2, Cannon Staff l, Honor Student l, 2,3,4, Student Council 4 Pres., Can- tian Review, Choir l,2,3,4, , f BARBARA MISENCIK 2 Food and George are her favorite hobbies. Sodality l, CSMC l, Bowling 2, Stu- dent Council l, Dramatics 4, Gym Leaders 2,3,4 Pres, Choir l,2,4. RAYMOND SLUSARCZYK His reliability and independence will achieve many things, Bowling 2, Football 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 331, Cantian Staff l, Cannon Review, Airplane Club l 2 3' 'O Can 43 'Fw 'I ......v4- DOLORES NAGY Like gravity, she has the power of attraction. Sodality lg CSMC l,2g Bowling 25 Honor Student l,2g Student Council l, 2,4 Vice-Presg Cheerleaders 2 Capt., 45 Cannon Reviewf' Gym Leaders 3,4, JEROME STANEK A champion in sports and liked by all who know him. Basketball l,2,3g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. 5' .W JANET NASIATKA Works to make small things ., 1 ... .- Sodality l,2g CSMC l,2,4g Student , 'V E, bi? Council 4 Treasg Choir l,2,4g Voca- I? tion Club l,2,4, ' x lt . . . .lust One Small Candle GERALDINE PASCIAK 'N Were silence golden, she'd be ik 4n 1-, l a millionaire. CSMC l,2g Choir l,2,3,4, RICHARD STANOWYK Whot's the use of worrying, when there are so many other things to do. Basketball l,2,3,4g l.ettermen's Club 2,3,4. DONALD SIMCHOK Happy-go-lucky and full ot liteg never a care, never a strife. Bowling 25 Basketball l,2,3,4g Base- ball 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, NANCY PAYNE A champion in what- ever she does, and loved by all who know her. CSMC l,2,4g Bowling 25 Honor Stue dent l,2,3,4g Student Council 2g Cantian Review Editor-in-Chiefg Band l,2. Page 19 ROSEMARY PETERS Cheerfulness is her secret to her many friendships. CSMC l,45 Dramatics 45 Band 2. ROBERT TUMA Loves life and makes the best of it. Bowling 25 Baseball l, Model Air- plane Club 2,4. ELAINE RElSS Simplicity and sincerity are familiar sign posts along her road of life. Sodalityg CSMC l5 Bowling 25 Band l,2,3. GEORGIANN SIGLER Generally speaking, she's generally speaking, CSMC l,25 l-lonor Student l,2,3,45 Cantian Staff l,2,3,45 Class Offi- cer l, Student Council 35 Dramatics l,2,3 Vice-Pres., 4, Cantian Re- view Layout Ed.5 Gym Leaders l,2, 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Albertus Magnus Science Club l, lg ' 'L ! i What a Bright World . . . 'bw GLORIA SMICH Although she's not so very tall, she'd rather be short than not at all. CSMC 2. C 1 ' 4 If xxxxx Z xfltxx JOHN VOYTOVlCH A nice person to have as as friend. Sodalrty l,25 Vocation Club lg Model Airplane Club l. PATRICIA SOTAK Men and other explosives are her hobby. Sodality l5 CSMC l,25 Bowling 25 Cheerleaders 3,45 Majorette l,2, -6 73 1 ROBERT WEAVER A lad with quaint and quiet waysg a heart as big as he is tall. Football 3g Basketball l,3g Letter- rnen's Club 3g Albertus Magnus Sci- ence Club l. LOR ETTA SROMEK Quietly she has proceeded through school. CSMC 2g Honor Student l. hs--M W1 BEVERLY STACHOWSKI Always active, always laughing, f 1. ' always friendly, always Bev. CSMC l,2g Honor Student l,2g Can- tian Staff l,2,3,4g Student Council 4 Sec.g Cantian Reviewg Choir l, 2,3,4. S DOROTHY SZAF RAN SKl ! Qi' 2 ,N 4 4 75 ,W-gsm, , 1, g To know her once, is to like her always. CSBC 2,3,4g Honor Student l,2,3,4g Cantian Staff 3,-'ig Vocation Club 2,3,4. . . .This Would Be 0,23 'D 41 BEVERLY SZYMCZAK Start fun brewing and Bev will be there to stir up some more. Sodality l,2g CSMC l,2,4g Bowling 2g Cheerleaders 3,45 Choir l,2,4. JOHN WILCZEWSKI His sense of humor always keeps his friends wondering. FLORENCE SZAFRANSKl Fresh as a daisy with friendship in every petal. - Q CSMC 2,3,4g Honor Student l,2,3,4g Cantian Staff 3,4g Vocation Club 3,4. Ji, . 5.19 if e, ' Q 4 i i l l 1 fr ,' A Q' 4 5 ROBERTA WHITE Ready hands and friendly A heart, always ready to do if' We her part. fl CSMC l,2, Honor Student 2,35 Can- tian Staff l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Page 22 Student Council, Cantian Reviewg' V ' Choir l,2, 2 It ls Better to MICHAEL YOUNG Diligent and courteous is he. Dramatics 4. LORETTA TIMKO Fun in her eyes, friend- ship at her disposal. CSMC l,2,4, Bowling 2, Cantian Staff 4, Gyrn Leaders 2,3,4 Treas., Vocation Club 3,4 Treas., Band l,2. Light a Candle Than to Stumble in the Dark JOAN YACYSHYN 'W' 'K f Au Joan is always smiling to the camera of lite. CSMC l,2,3, Honor Student lg Dra- matics 4, Gym Leaders 3,4. BARBARA ZIMA She has more pep than pepper. CSMC l,2,3, Honor Student lg Dra- matics 4, Gym Leaders 3,4. LORETTA Z l MON l'Better to be small and shine than to be large is and cast a shadow. CSMC l,2, Honor Student l,2,3,4 Student Council 4, Gym Leaders l,2 3, Sec. 4. KENNETH ZYCHOWSKI Happy at the present, confident in the future. Football lg Model Airplane Club l,2. .1- of '30 'PX ,V A--gl Susan Fohl P I ' l sif K. 5 Michael Lostukc Noi xii WJ il aa V03 bv we 6085 In search of truth we have come here. The gates of the spiritual life open into a garden laden with the fruit of grace, waiting to be gathered. Mary beckons, and students hasten with Her to Her Son. What an incom- plete life this would be, and how pur- poseless, without this entrance into a life of real values! Frequent Sacrifice ond O True Bon- quet-students are nurtured with the Living Bread ond con soy with St. Paul, l live now, not I, but Christ liveth in me. -f, . ty ,- Y i ,-5 'T 'K 'v 'C7 , Florence Szofronskl Roy Slusorczyk If M avg W vulwnw if U uf X P ly 4 Ji 1' 9 4 Religion . . . a subiect with lasting values Anticipation fills a Senior Religion class as Susan Fahl prepares to broach a subiec' for an informal class discussion. Students participating are: Bobby White, Mary Alyce Maresh, Gerry Clark, Leo Andrus, and Dolores Nagy. Heads bowed in con- templation, Sophomores absorb spiritual refresh- ment so necessary in their busy life, as Kathleen McCrone reads an orig- inal meditation for the day. Freshmen seek further information for valuable prattical living through supplementary Catholic literature. Edward Kus- tra discusses the interpre- tation af his findings with an attentive au- dience. Page 24 True values are given their proper importance in a study which enlight- ens, pacifies, instructs, and provides a way of life. Religion appeals to the intellect, emotions, and will. Its study gives o deeper realization of the mysteries of faith, a prac- tical application of prin- ciples in daily life, and a final preparation for pur- poseful living. Sodality. . a Way of Life The Sodality is apostolic work coupled with undaunted spirit: courage to imitate Christ and His Blessed Mother, responsibility and conviction to bring happiness to the needy, generosity and loy- alty to the Church. lt is a Way of Life. Through habitual good actions and attitudes, Sodalists pre- pare themselves as tomorrow's Catholic leaders. Putting Mary where she belongs: Queen of the world. May crowning becomes an anticie pated impressive event as the student body gathers for a solemn coronation. Germaine H ber, prefect places the crown upon Mary's Y 1 head. She is assisted by Alice Zaraski and Rosemary Czelusniak, Mary Wilczewski, and lrene Georskey. Senior boys lead the student body recita A liyi g Rosay is formed to honor Mary tion of the Rosary as they form a cross during October ---......c Sodalists discuss possible activities to be carried out during Catholic Youth Week. Germaine l-lyber leads the 01.131 discussicn at the group: T Alice Zaroski, Mary Wil- czewski, Irene Georskey and Rosemary Czelusniak. Page Z5 0 : These four letters stand for the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. With promo- tion of Catholic Action and aid to both spiritual and financial missionary endea vors as their aim, student missionaries find fulfillment in assisting those less fortunate The mission minded student of today is the model Catholic citizen of tomorrow irldlw ..l.. Practicing the work of mercy Clothe the naked mission officers check clothing donations from their Thanksglvrng drive to be dlstrrbuted to the needy Ofhcers are Therese Brey president Ruth Ann Payne vice president Frances Chmura sec retary and Marilyn Mantrfel treas urer Page 76 WGGWKCGZ Vocatron Club members obtarn a clearer vrew of lrfe and Its values, and are able to plan thelr careers accordrngly They learn to work wrth the Church In all Its crucral moments, regardless of the state of lute they choose, they band together wnth the most exacting of self Imposed codes to achieve an ultimate goal Most umportant of all they place hrst values flrst, and hutch thelr Ideals towards thus order Plan your future now ls an apt bullettn board headung for Vocation Club members Active officers of the club pun up tnmely :tems of Interest Loretta Tlmko durects Florence Szafransku as to placement of artncles whale Mnchalune Sopsko hands her the pnns Dorothy Szafransk: makes the selectaon of materials x 151 M X z...e.f V f'i'QfifZ'5 Ai... Q ln the Vocatuon Club the soul reachlng yet refreshung conference I a real booster where the member renews has splrltual drive and plots new paths of actuon Sister Mary Emmanuel offers a but of frlendly advtce to Bobby Whnte All Amerucan boys from sports to prayer Vocation club member, Mucha lane Sopsko distributes prayer pamphlets to boys who have farmed a Eucharlsttc squad at the unxtnatuon of the club mem bers These boys wall fund strength en the future because of wholesome actmvn tres at present Leonard Sedor, Ralph Glffert, Don Slmchok, Rtchard Polevka, Rschard Stanowyck, and .lerry'Stanek, Page 2 WMM: We 6 2644 an ide deddlafz ' The Blrth of Chrlst came about through Marys FIAT How fortunate for us that she chose to comply wnth Gods wlll T commemorate this Holy event and to show our gratltude a Condlelnght procession takes place annually, with a prlvaleged stu dent reenactlng the role of Mary With due solemnuty and ceremony the scene en folds before us. Sweetly and Caressingly, Bev- erly Stachowski cracns a Lullaby ta the Chrlet Chula, She lm- pressed everyone wrth her Calm ' dignity and regal bearing, f fd l-leralded by pa es and luttle an el th r 3 Q Q ls, e p Ocesslan farms Oh the stalrway to lead in the Christmas Brnde , clasping the Infant. more watch wnth rapture Os the solemn t 'Q U takeg place They had Dartlclpated uh the prcceeslcrw wth lngleted candles and new pray and alma alternately wth the celebrarwts f 4 Attending the Christmas Bride, Beverly Stachowski, are Dorothy Szafanski, Patricia Kennedy, Lucille Lepka, and Florence Szafranski, Angels and heralds are chil- dren from the elementary school. Again Mary hovers aver the scene in her rightful place as Queen of the school. ilf nf 1 l Placing the lntont in Its crib with tender love and devotion, Beverly Stachowslw prays a blessing upon the school, the faculty and stu- dent body, presenting the most pressing needs, With true Christmas Spirit, Senior girls gather at a festive Bulletin board of the Nativity scene to sing carols before the Candlelight procession, Visible are: Loretta Sromek, Virginia Gorczyca, Elaine Reiss, Mare cia Madey, Patricia Coleman, Joan Yacyshyn, Gerry Kovac, Barbara Rush, Carolyn Condora, Carol Hum- enik, Julie Ann Fekete, Lil Gora, Joyce Kehn, Dolores Nagy, Susan Pohl, Donna Keith, Gloria Smich, Nancy Payne, and Joan Jurovaty. Page I9 The boys look forward to W Classrooms take on a festive look as Christmas draws near - Bulletin boards are arranged, decorations ornament the walls, windows, and ceilings, trees are set up and finally gifts are exchanged. This is what seems to interest Florian Tumbry and John Kropinak, while Nancy Kowalski and Rosemary l-lanchin put last min- ute touches to the decorations. ln ioyful expectation, the student body ioins the Church in its liturgy to prepare for the coming of Christ Each candle Io The Advent Wreath is sym- bolic of the passage of certain years prior to Christs Birth Each week, as a candle is lit, the students are reminded of the penance of reparation to be performed, their own immor- tality, and finally of the roy of the coming Redeemer Joe Gaydos, Senior class president, lights the candle in the pres- ence of class officers and stu- dent council members ' Zdwzzfmcw .ff 55 was if , I ,, -. , A X - ..-Q X ...hx A--.Q . .. -4- -A uni 7 49 Bs - .4 1- ,- ' 1 1 Q XQ -Q .. 1 11 ! 2 Q 1 1 1 umm Q I' 123 3 tvslt L ii 1 Q. 1 nf-:Fl 5-'L ' setting up a stable and figures of the Nativity on the schocl triangle Richard Pcleyk: and Richard Stancwyck replace last years lost shepherd Ray Slu- sarczyk, Jim Franz, Joe Guydcs, and Kenneth Frantz spread straw on the roof of the stable while Joseph Stofey and George Benedict strew it on the ground Don Srmchck, Richard Geffert and Edward Mysliwiec drive pegs into the ground tc wire off close trespassers. f' K' ,swf of M50 sy John Lekan 'UD 7' if ak Lucille Lepka SQ Qxklgllv 95 eng 6 Class ' l Qhall Cut PYQSCTG a Drinking at the fountain of knowl- edge, students attempt to absorb some of Mary's ideals. They know that through hard work alone they will achieve success. Accepting Mary as their source of sustenance they apply every effort to accomplish victories, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. By attacking all problems with zest and willingness, they pre- pare themselves for their future voca- tions or careers. Mom and Dad go back to school and meet our instructors. The ben- etits in student-work production and behavior are marvelous after a parent- teacher annual visit. Parents also re- call their educational past. -4 . Y 3' gc gr, Robert Weaver 3 1 Patricia Kennedy lp . 5353 Roy Ponkuch ond Gregory Rcivcis still use the old-foshioned method of electrolysis to produce Oxygen ond Hydrogen. l-loyen't they heord that Old Sol could do the fob for them? However, they do hove the scientific look, I Ill Truth through Missiles, satellites, sputniksl These are familiar words in the everyday vocabulary of the average American citizen. They have become more than words to the average science student at Contius. The science program is designed to open new avenues of thought and experiences. The general science class orientates the mind of the freshman toward solving prob- Iems according to the scientific method. It prepares him for the more specialized fields of science, chemistry, and biology. The chemistry class challenges him to explore the composition of matter. Biology fasci- nates him as he studies the structure of liv- ing things. Freshmen become fomilior with o chollenging survey in on introductory science course, orousing the urge for the more odvonced subjects in science. Good prospects For future sci- entists ore: Jomes Mysliwiec, John Lekon, senior, John Kuczek, ond Dove Gesiorski, oo J .39 Page 32 Experiment Too bad there are no sound effects to accompany the playful get acquainted party in the biology labora tory It toolf Betty Blicha all year to become ac cus? med to thcse pickled animals but Bob Soroky inbists that Betty become chummy with his friend Q playful garden snake There is a fascination in exploring the unseen microscopic world When this world is a specially nurtured culture it holds one spellbound Marilyn Piatak is making a routine examination of her pro tozoa Y s its an apalino chasing the familar paramccium Frances Simunek is getting another drop ready for her own observation W1 Deliberately hiding be- hind a cloud of smoke to prevent detection by the Cantius FBI. after futile attempts to blow up the sc ool Q Chuck usa! rczyk. His accomplices ar 1 Ray Struzynski, Ea Pepera, and Carol Pod- vcrek. Maryann Sunyck An hony Andrus, Ro anlcuch and Gregory Rayas are concocting c brew of their own. Page 13 Page 54 Broadens Horrzons Wrthout a thorough understandrng of lrterature especrally the lrterature of hrs own a man IS wrthout knowledge and lacks apprecratron for the subtle movements of emo tron whlch make men, MEN The goal of educatron as to satrsfy these Intellectual and emotional needs of tomor rows leaders ln the four year Englrsh program here at Cantrus, every opportunity rs glven for developing adult attitudes, besides creatrvrty rn wrlhng and correct grammatical usage fl ull--1 Joan Evans presldes over a Junnor rnformal dlscusslon of the three qualities necessary for an oral report Donna Slwak demonstrates the standards and receives some constructuve crltu clsrn from Carol Kozaruk KJ Books are the toprc of drscusslon as Susan Fohl points out the varuous types from the posted book jackets Patrncua Sotak comm nt on John Lekan s unterpretatuon of Ms story Other seated panelust re John Wulczewsku Nancy Bauer Lora Tumko Carol Humenuk Bev Szyrnczak Rvch Polevk and Ed Pesto 0 1 J O , . . . . I I 1 I V S 4 s . K Q .J S .A-. A , N ' If if J S A' 1 ,, 'A . I so - . 9 s ' . SC I ' Q , ' , , , .C , . Jai IUS FAFJAK AX Readnng takes on drarnatlc: aspects with Shakespeare s Julius Caesar Readers are A Iene Bycoskle Par Kunash Caroie Zydonls George Kazrmnr Mary Wxlczewskl Doris Shlna John Kroplnak and amused Terry Flors I L71 'I Qgmfq Manu Maier Du 'A English an practmcal form ls presented through Ietter wrmng Ellen Jereb demonstrates a correct headnng and salutataan for a business fetter to Mary Gyurko Patrlcza Pefko Carol Bolek Jan Srcka Joyce Guerlrckr John Wesse! and Dcnna Tolcher Page 55 i A. ff t Si ww N V -C, r' I x v 9 CE . ' yu l . V Y if ,J j V aj. ' 0' V. A K , 5 1 I Hi' , K ' 'I . ' 'V 5 ' , V . I Y I . ' ' ' .. V A X N f . , . , . i I F- . '. ' ' of.. we sl-2 :WG-ff 1 uf' Q . u K A , 0 J 1 O O ew?- nm ' 1 , Y ' . . n ff X affects your career When books have been put away and we no longer respond to bells, among the most lashng buts of knowledge are those gained ln math classes Through a knowledge of alge bra, geometry, advanced algebra, and trlgonometry many a lab IS gained and numerous careers are launched Vll Tllll1rl'l PPINTIX1 ll Lllvl 'il lllhilkl - A S --2 Making sure that they qualify for their future careers Bob Tuma William Burke Ber nord Blelowskl Eugene Schneuder Frank Schopreray Robert Vukoslc John Kuzma and Ted Obloy llsten as Raymond Slusarczyk explauns the flner points of advanced algebra and how It mlght affect any career lasted on the bulletin board 7' C ...l Llstenung a tentlvely as Germalne Hyber explains a geometry problem John Kropunak Frank Schopleray Bernadette Acela and Carole Krasnodemskl fund that It lsnt as hard as page 56 It seems dw . . . . I - . . . . . I dll' -ww start.. ' 5 e'lll5IcS g ' 1 , J ,L ' f x Ar , Q f K K - I . D , ,If Q X v 5 I ll Ifx L, A . . vt I f Y l 4. Y e N -.Nah 0 A V R 1 ' X . - 4 I I ' I - I 1 , r , A ,x I is N X ' xxd A 4 ., n I 1 I I Q I I I . . . . , A I , f Bulld a Better Fu- ture, is glven a con- vincing treatment by the group warn Loretta Zl- rnon, aetng chairman Rezerr Vleaver, presents nts oolnt at vlew to the attentive Senlors Gloria Smlzn, Elalne Relss, Lo- retta Srcrnek, Jaseplv Fefafarnp Kenneth Zu- cl-awski, Michael Las- tulca, Joseon Galdos, and James Bycoslcle, Sister Mary Stamsla zupervlses. a Glance at the World A study of history serves as a foundation for progressive knowledge. Learning from the experiences of others - their successes and failures - we can easily set up a working hypothesis for living in a society, participating in its functions, and aid in developing its resources for a future posterity. Geri Jakubowskl tests other Juniors' knowledge of places. Coral Kozarlk easily locates the place on the wall mapg Betty Blzcha snlns her globeg Ralph Brese uses an At- lasg while Flarnan Turnbry looks ta see it Margaret Miskavlclw and Mary Ann Czls have discovered the city ln their book. Seeing ls believing' Joanne Kruty manipulates the opaque progecter t: glve the students 3' Wbrld t-ltstory Il Know.- edge it facts tlnrzugh y - CCHCAJS GXDGV EUC? Z Qfame Zccwzamdce for Plan 2 Hail October! The prospects of a pumpkin pie , , , pumpkin anything . . , make this season one of delicious toretaste. Barbara Falkowski, Ann Marie Zelenka, Geri Daum, and Barbara Randar prepare to experiment with nothing but the best. A balanced meal is demon- strated by Veronica Kiefer in using film strips to strengthen her argu- ments. Alert Freshmen dieticians bombard her with Questions about a good menu. They arei Dorothy Desch, Patricia Honych, Susan Podvorec, Patricia Martin, and Sandro Grabowy, Sb' ned Living Peace, joy, and contentment in a family depend, more than we realize, upon an organiza- tion of household tasks. Know- ing how to do things - cook- ing, sewing, cleaning, plan- ning a menu, setting a table - relieves the drudgery of forced duties. Meal prepara- tion becomes a culinary art, a family can concentrate upon cultural interests when its needs are adequately fulfilled. Q? 3 -5' ai o uhqg ' f 'ns-'66 , Q .- W at looks like a iig w puzzle is re ly a pin up Marilyn Jan ocha and Antoinette Ros k do the pinnin Barbara Misencik and Pat Coleman study their pat terns, while Dolores Ga- leski examines a pleasing print At the machines NL aret Gerry Kovac, Jane Roetzer, and Barbara Rush. Fashions are modeled at an annual show for the girl stu- dents at the school. The unique part is that model clothes are a product of the girls' own sewing. Each girl has an op- portunity for public appear- ance and public speaking. Thespians should have a talent scout at these shows. full skirt are fashioned and ' I modeled by Mary Ann Sharosky. May be used for informal wear. 5502? lrene Georskey admires Alice Zaroski's summer print dress, while in turn Alice looks on with ap- proval at lrene's ruffled sissy blouse and full skirt. Sewing l proves to be both practical and profitable tothe girls. fs Scoop-neck blouse and semi- , 1 y l 'l I These Capri blouses and dock sets were made and modeled by Carol Zydonys and Pat Brunswick for casual wearg whereas, Joyce Kusak models her attractive black sheath, and Kath- leen Kunzen presents her box suit, a very becoming ensemble. Pat Jonas models her torso-waisted ress accented with a white collar 4 d , and dark bow. A real asset to you Pat. W? gaameaa W df Liv' 'x Preparing to learn how to pay bills ln later life, this frosh General Business class learns how to write out checks. Pat Zuma draws one on the board, while Geri Daum explains the form to Frank Jogan. Patricia Loughner found a copy of one in her book. lt looks as if Pat Brunswick is pretty puzzled over what to do with that extra column in the journal, John Kuzrna ques- tions his forms but James Bolek is undisturbed. The book- keeping class does some journal recording and posting to the ledger, Ink-blotting, paper-tearing, hands speeding . . , that's a Senior class trying to take short- hand at cz breokneck speed of lOO wpm. Success? Well . . . Pat Sotak obtains experience in dictating at that tempo. Q Only a Typing I class could look so intent while their busy fingers fly over the keys, They may think they are typing-- wazt until the teacher sees those errors? Senior boys also are beginning to see the value ot typing, at least for personal use in college, A Bright Future in the Business World Business Efficiency . . . at SJC, students are offered courses that will enable them to become efficient office personnel. Students of Cantius are much in demand for they work hard to attain mastery of fundamen- tals, improve skills, and complete an ex- tensive course in business training. Beverly Stachowslci consults with Bernacline Fer- neza as to the accuracy of some figures. Geraldine Pasciak, Janet Nasiatlca, and Pat Coleman also oper- ate calculators. Gerry Kovac and Donna Keith trans- scribe from ediphones. Harmony at last? For once they're all working without talking. Surprising, isnlt it? Dolores Nagy and Joyce Kehn operate the liquid duplicatarg Mary Alyce Mare-sh and Marcia Madey do some filingg Nancy Payne is cutting a stencilg Lori Tirnko and Susan Fohl draw on a stencil, while' Barbara Rush studies possible layouts, Mary Acela and Carol Hum- enik operate the mimeograph machine. Page 41 .,f4fg.y,- 1 ., Q 'F-M-fxl rel-wi The possibilities of a motor are numerous, but its construction seems complicated Leonard Sedor, Anthony Andrus, and Bob Soroky study a diagram for details. Y4l X.7Tf1 naw! gf? N 5 W Boys in electricity test the performance of their constructed motors, Dan Sirnchok and Richard Stanowyck take a bit of advice from Richard Polevka. Kenneth Schnell prepares his parts tor a simplified motor to show its basic construction. 44 ,.,- f',t Vwmmme f-fm Dignity of Manual Labor The mind of man has made many discoveries, it has effected myriad evolutions and improve- ments, but most af these have been accom- plished by means of the hands. Work does not degrade, it uplifts a person, and if the study of how man can achieve the greatest use of God's gifts through manual labor, then teaching is jus- tified. Cantius offers the boys subjects which will have the most practical use for them. A carefully made plan precedes a complicated con- structixe problem Freshman drattsmen are Eddie Dlugazr Raymond Semon, Daniel Ka- Iemba, and Edward Kustra They learn to draw to scale, so that art can become a up reality. S, A classroom of boys might mean a roomfull of noise, Tlms noise, ll any, is cornlng from the machinery and fools be- ing used. These fellows were actually caught at work. Robert Gaydos sets up The electric drnll for one of has yabs. Thig is lust one of the many electric maclmnes found in the shop. ,415 lame . . . lt is needless to explain to you - who feel within yourselves, often as a noble torment - one of the essential characteristics of art, which consists in a certain intrinsic 'affinity' of art with religion, which in certain ways renders artists interpre- ters of the infinite perfections of God, and particularly of the beauty and harmony of God's Creation . . . THE FUNCTION OF ART, An address to Italian artists by Pope Pius Xll, April, 1952. usrc rn n r rstic ized lux DU othy Brliy Roiemary Hcochin, Kathleen Kunzen Ann Farrell Elaine Stetcnskt Arlene Byeaskie, and Marilyn Zberowski as James Franz selects the next platter tc be played Tre free flow of rhythm Qurdes movements HNRX Fashion Art a new trend in o aetical drawung as put to work by Patricia Kinash, John Wilczewski Jerry Stanek Donald Smchok Roberta White, Connie Daniels, Betty Horyoth, Z9 .Ed Healthy Minds in Healthy Bodies Creating material for champs be- gins in the gym classes. Inspections for neatness and cleanliness, calisthenics for rhythm and alertness, games with rules to emphasize discipline, strenu- ous exertions to promote perseverance --of all these, champs are made. And if all the games are not won, the boys are truly victors when they have done their best and have learned to cope with defeat. The current tad in Rack-and-Rall: One, two, three, jump. This exercise helps develop the leg muscles ot Jerry Starre, Ken Schhell, and Jerry Garczyca Arm and hip muscles also get their share at exercise Try this tar strain, class discussion :rt a heat pertac c mare ah Wonder what cut Ed Pesto is getting tram Pepsadcrtt N0 kidding fellows this really happens ta veu, As Richard Grftert holds a picture far lh l h 'll th likely get almost everyone! attention, tar tha t smile, 41' fx GLY ag! Girls, you're cheating, your knees are up? The fifth period gym class strives for slimmer woistlines although obviously with some difficulty. E 3 ov!Io.s i 0690 poo 04,96 6 ooggczk ET , l 5 OGX X ' r ' 5209103 l ' -:gow fn- r' 6 l ,'Jxt'cx9Qg Q, P W 'Wm Recreation, physical development, and sportsmanship are all a part of the girls' gym classes. Girls learn to relax, develop poise and good posture, and receive opportunities for sociabil- ity and leadership. Marcia Modey portrays volley ball technique during one of the Seniors! active gym classes. Closest girls to her are most concerned, Fellow classmates anticipate the moment when they can contribute to a victory. Good for fn drop? Lori Timko really drop- ped that ball in, but Lil still hopes to get it, Nancy Payne guords Joyce Kehn, keeping one eye on the ball, Alert referee, Barbara Misen- cilf. keeps that whistle ready every minute. mt atm SKU C,z-M09 ' ' xg 6X fig 'X Margaret Miskovich Following the path the Seniors have trod, underclassmen seek Mary's guidance to Christ as their goal. Looking ahead towards their own grad- uation, many will find the path difficult and wind- ing, but worthwhile and rewarding. edit, - weft f A Walter Ruzkowski Y it O wi' Darrell Ellis attains what she is wt?- strivirig for even though the attempt takes effort. Life is like thot. 0 ll Q J at ff? 3 ssliifffifflsrif 66016074 Evenfall . . When l Shall Wear '7 ei fur gk for Garment 1 Anthony Andrus Rolslirlioslc Presudent t7 'fi Veronrca Anthony Theodora Sroka Vuce presrdent -N Stanley Badner 'D ,,,, Gertrude Balak Ruta Baloga Dnane Bama Richard Bar fx D Betty Jean Bllcha James Bolek Wrllram Budusky 3 'Vx mv - -ev Wrllram Burke Thomas Clomcra Mary Ann Czls Barbara Danrels v-7 V Edward Dlugoz Frank Dymo Wrllrom Eckerfleld vu Joan Evans Steve Fabian ' N- Wrllnam Feldkamp 51. 4 L Kathleen Ferneza Shirley Frtch Dolores Galeskr T-.f Sophne Golmar 4 T7 vg l Mary Ann Grabowski I'A Edward Grasnrk ,, ? Patrucra Hagostek K Q 6 Therese Holan 5 Bernadette Horvath Page 48 vi I o o I A K' Q- . V ' J , .kj-0 . - ,' ,f 4' A f - ' 'lb ll 4 ? -u KX K , ', I . f , . , ' 1:-lf '-3 Are' 1 . ,V N ,i N wr l - . I, X We sl V P L f- V 1 A my J - W gt' tt i' -i . . X-' .Q ' T' , . gif - , I ,1 1 , . 4. A 'b ! f ff' U I If - 5, QA Q T 5? . f , Jr- T 1 T H J 'E' V '41 ' ll' X7 Ann Desch tt i X f . y y A A Q rf' -.ffl 5 we . to A XE, l , f' 9 -4' 1 N V ,VV ,jg ' 3 -f ku f fs f ' ' lx . T , 1 X 4 I fl l In Q E Q A I I .1. r v V, Iv-I f l' lx I i 1 W ,- , Stanley Gwiazda 1 A Q P' f -1- , 'N :L Q. ' T T Q xx ' - b V ' 'A I ,fl D R l' f , A I . , 66444 af 7757 The Example 0 6, Carol Judith Hllllard Secretary Rose Kelley Carole Klhorny Poul Klss Kenneth Komar Jerome Kovach Marne Krull Raymond Kryslak Anna Mae Kuhel Danlel Kusak John Kuzma Wllllam Lnppay Barbara Macuga Mary Lou Mortmek Paul Maths Kenth McCrone Frank Meyers Barbara Mnhallc POYFICIO Mnhalko Margaret Maskovlch Anthony Neubeck Sylvla Nnemlec Ted Oblay Robert Orzech Raymond Pankuch Frank Pasclak Kozarlk Treasurer Rlchard Jonas Marllyn Janocha Davld Jereb Edward Kelley Q7 'N C7 FY? Shall Set 3 Juv x-af Sf George Hornung Geraldlne Jakubowskl lb T127 ov- av ,ga J if-'iv Tj' .nv 2-5' ' ' T37 ,- fri 'if' 1ll ld K, he Q'-F F? 7 ,fy ,4- 11 sql 'f' .,-4 I 2' Na :Y I Page 49 1 O I I I .V . r I X 2 r fx 'rs - I xx,-4-1 ,K J A fe r 1 R A ' 1 l 2 oem , I v Z .YY 2 5' . C. 3 iw Al,,V fl 53' , , ' l' X ' , , W' N, l . Vi v-ev ir 4 -t A , K W' , , va f A if e , K K f xx l,1, V x g i f, fi I 4 A , - . J A x I I ., I A ' fe QE? f' l ' Q' , -4 Lx - l Q W X ' N f ,f X. ! I A . 1, IT l V up -- , ld, 'A . ,l 5 .2 rl JJ . 'vm lf' 'x ' ff f 1 I Q X gif. A E . ,Q , V R A 5 . or K , Aj wr i . . X , 5 xl a ' l K l K sl A 1 ' ' ' ' 1 - , u- ' 9' - . 'B h I H l 4 , , l Q ' X::::' v V W . M . X a -.1 il 4' l . A J fd ll , I ' If J X-ff Edward Pepera 'O B-15. Carol Podvorec rvff' T7 51' Ad ,.... T wr' Jerome Starre Flornan Tumbry 50 f z Sandra Gregory Powenskl Rovas f 'E' 5-wi 'N-v 1--' 'Q-137 WM 1 3.3 sau! id Raymond Struzynsku If Wnlllam Vargo YL7' Janet Swohla James Eugene Jane Redmon Roetzer Janet Rosby Antoinette Rosenskl Patrrcla Schmntt Eugene Schneider Kenneth Schnell John Schober Serge Shereplta Frances Slmunek Donna Snwrk Carol Skutnsk Barbara Slavun Shnrley Slomlnskn Charles Slusarczyk Robert Soroky Mary Lou Stachura fx ,Z Dorothy John Szellga Tlndlra I J A Ruta Wulluarn Wmlarz Zelenka Zrma I. '?,'r . J: Q.. 2 A Q n ,A B 4 Nd, Q7 V Qi I Fin, Q1 JJ 9 A 1' ff' JU J Q? ' Xa X J' . 4 . E W: 'U 1 ff E -'ei . J 'i. , j' 2 sa g ff W , X -fr A It 4 g g g A . . , ,QQ 'Q vf ., I Y J . 0 XJ' :v vqi '1 - 1 JAP ,b Q J 4 A l J l W gi., J J f ' 3 J A.- Y N ' If ' -ff' V ff J 'ff ,J f - I ff If JJ cfm Muchalxne Raymond Sopsko Swler Presldent Vlce presldent Sow an Act, 6Zaaaa,Z7?60 A'-t ' 4 Al Reap a Hablt Sow a Hablt R bi 141 Y' l W-3 rss xv? Ann Farrell xv- af Q -J '--1 5 'S' --4' so LA. Q pc V -:f . Mary Faulhaber Florg Terrence Secretar Marjorie Joyce Nrcholas Kusak y Treasurer eap a Character Bernadette Acela 0 l' L: 13 Carolyn Acela James Augustlne Ceculua Baskrewncz Karen Becka I A ,lm xl George Benedlct Joanne Brel Dorothy Bnlley Theresa Brey Patricia Brunswlck Bernadette Bunsey Arlene Bycoskse A P' Alex Byczek T7 Wrlma Cable i Barbara Chluda Frances Chmura Davld Coleman Rosemary Czelusnnak if Ann Czllly Y ur' year nh. Jerome Kenneth Robert F kl ran nn Frantz Galdos Henry Dentkos Dolores Galla Page 51 l l T J B J., .ff 0- S 4 W, -gk' 2 - L Q, - r if' av ' 0 A I I I 1 'K' ' J y ' X J , -f 9' ' :P X59 a J .4 . J x ' Q Y at A 1 , , N W 9 f 1- J , Q 'J I J 3 A, J , Xsrr' 4 W - I N kg I wil, . . . A A .ng ' it a . J Fe ,Q .7 , A I iv , J J-,JM 'T' 1 B ' 1 , J - A ifziffxi rv .. 2 4-1 fx ' Q v . ...H I 'Q X4 1.-9 x X Xt .1 . Xl Q -f , , A ff ' 1 4 1 ' l'M4l H! N A I l ' I , -, , 4 I , ,NA K1 ,f 'br 'Ba ' -2.442 ' Xu- ' ' Q W .A if ' , 2 X S ' X! X f A K f I' f t . 1 'Q FR Robert Goersmeyer -of 3 5- Q x Joseph Gareau Irene Georskey Jerome Gorczyca Mary Ann Graczyk Gerald Gumnenny I ...wg 1 Cr 60' Z John Kroplnak 41 90' x.,-r Joanne Kruty -er .Agp gl-Yu. sal Z' 40 x ? Kathleen Chrlshne Kunzen Lastuka 41- if Marulyn Rose MarY Monica James Mantrfel Marella ' Page 52 Markovlcs Martin Q 'Eff Q G-0 Marhn Lavelle ,fl Charles Matfis Duane Hagostek Rosemary Hanchun Ted Holtz Germanne Hyber Patrlcla Jonas Geraldune Juba Thomas Kalnlckl Patrlcla Klnash George Klenotlc Arlene Komlsarz John Kopec Loretta Kopec Nancy Kowalskr Carolyn Lewandowskl Edward Mauser Carol Krasnodemsku Mary Ann Lukac '5 Nancy Mayfield Mary Ann Sharosky Kathleen McCrone James Pesto Janet Mlnosky -o-I YV Marllyn Puatak Evelyn Sekowskl C' AA Joan Mnsencak .pg 0-A3 'ls-J Raymond Podvorec Matthew Shereplta Natalle Shevchuk Dons Shnna Robert Slndyla Barbara Slnur Dolores Smuth Richard Sobczyk Ruth Ann Spehar Elaune Stefanskn Joseph Stofey Rlchard Tolcher Daniel Tomon Joanne Trzeclak Ellsworth Vanesky Frank Veverka Geoffrey Wade Celine Walko Danlel Weuntraut -I , r I BQ' s-52 Y? Edward Gerald Mysluwnec Osnecku S' it Edward Carol Redman Rose Ruth Ann Payne 4,-S' Walter Ruszkows ' My it ,JY Q-J s-- fig, h ku E. S-Z Kenneth Pepera asv! Joseph Scotch 3 Qiv -ibn wr of ? 'Us W , .K 'F Q l x 7 ' :- ,F - Q.. V 'J 1? cg 9 ' . ,,, Q J 1- v' ' wa f 'E XT , xW 'lf Vt' 5 -dj 2 ,r J 1 ' l'-1f- Q xl? 1 x E 7 J W .Q ly fl J l ' E '- J Em ' , A ' J -W 2 Q Xe- 151 J X, XTTJ Q z J X fx' 3' Q . . 2 al M' A J f. J E' J 'ff' J J A X ' I l V' RTW.: ., l J Q M ,I 43 , xl ' ,-li-x J . I M-? I , WS- . A I X 1 ' f 1 . ' xxlf- lf? ' J-J 'I X . xv' V - 5 . Q 9 I A 1 O, ' Q ,., Q- V A R 5 ' E 3' 17 ' C E 7' , N ff, 1 J I in rm, J , X f 4 74 J, j f 1 l 1 4. . of 1: lift -1' A ,v gs- ':s l 135. 1 M , ,B . .J P fs N--Q ff Mary Ronald Therese Loretta Allce Robert Wllczewskl Wodzlsz WOS Yocyshyn Zaroskl Zlsko Carol Zydonus fzeahueu , 6444 af7?67 Blossom and Grow Beauhful In the Love of Gocl '17 kin. 3 2' .ei f? Mm Thomas Mary Alyce Dublo Duffy Page 54 1lL ?' -49 in-1 -isbn ,wax ff 4 f J V... 17 -.vo 11? Qu- -.w Q3 Your Rnchard Rlchard Darrell Durma Egyud IS Maureen Anderson Susan Arlda Leslle Bok Margaret Buhn Thomas Buhn Carolyn Bolek Betty Budzlk Marcia Bugala J seph Bunsey David Curran Geraldxne Daum James Dempsey Dorothy Desch Barbara Domzno Joseph Dorsey S. A YN, Barbara Kathleen Falkowskn Funding . It .X-3 J :T AX-rf' I '.. , 1 Q K, I . fr . - v 4 3. 5. V 2 , . . 3' rr fw J +P B X 1 f l Q. 4 U M yas - - is gl g 3. r v I Ji. f 1 A x 'd 7 1 ' ...QQ J C l X fr f 4 B ' I 1 'f A f x A . 43' is AJ 2 B el 9 T' I .1 , J I . J Y :EJ -- ' 1? B ' - . 2 ,,, ,, ,Q , 'Q' 2 if J , ., , ..f F I M. x, , 5 :Vl I -.M 'll 4' N F if I I 1 x Leo Fohl X' Angelo Goudmo Euleen Gawryszewskn 1 Edmund Georskey Dowd Gesnorskr Joyce Guerluckr Charles Goersmeyer Clufford Gonet Alexandra Grobowy Mary Gyurko Joanne Hollc Potrnclo Hanych ll A- 0 Robert Holesku .-vi Raymond Howanlak Rrchord Howanlak Gerald Hyczwo FL I D TW 4'- 1-sul 'S U Q- Robert Janas M 51s Gerald Jovorek Ellen Jereb Frank Jogon :Q Danuel Kalemba ii! 'k..a I John Kuczek SW Janet Veronnca George Kehn Kiefer Kokochak 4, dh W1 Edward Loretta POfflClC Kustro Levan L0UQh 'e' fd' Robert Krysa 1--7 Lx Dorothy Mogold 'Ui- W Tlmothy Kurplk ,. I .,-1 Potrucua Martin '1- Thomas Kurpnk Geraldme M1hOlxC Page 55 , E E Nr N, ,t ' We , . f M , J xv t gf . 4 ' ll, , N - ' 1 5 2' 3- at . S: fi? 6 'R 7-N 5:4 E '51 L74 . we Q' X . 7 W 2 l X 1 . . V K A In LA , 6' Y ' . ' lx R -1 A FV x if R V J XC ' ' ' - it 4! G vt' rj! 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W -We ' l e ,xfv I Later IH the some year or un future years, Freshmen wnll osplre to obtoxn certnfucates at Honor Day to reward thenr accomplnsh ments Hard work and endeavor are recog nnzed before the entnre student body Agam Mary rules as Queen faeahnea Ventana 7wz'a adaicwtco A formal lnductlon of Freshmen takes place early nn the school year Not untll then do they feel wanted and part of tne student body What ut does to boost theur morale be comes very evldent At thus early date they become conscious of Mary as Queen of the school and from here on, do nothnng wnthout her help Sensor Class Offlcers dxstrubute lnghts to symbolize educatlonal goals and Rosarles to develop an attachment to Mary Robert Janos walks away as Joe Gaydos and Nancy Bauer contnnue to dxstrlbute lights to James Slusarczyk Raymond Howanlak and Gerald Hyczwa :fm . , A W 1 ..- -Q , Z Q .L , . . ' D. .-r gt -f +4 7 .W , M Y, fy If vw, r I' N-4' ' WN L W . We . . . 9 O I l ' 2 5 t Af f k . . f o K I A . . . . . ' , l , r ll' l 4 eadalea 7 46: Spiritual In the Spirit of the Liturgy, Robert Vuko- Choir director's children, Mary Jo, sic lights a candle in the Advent Wreath Leonard, and Margaret sing Come, O in the presence of fellow Juniors and student Come Emmanuel at the lighting cere- council, mony each week. Cultural The high school choir under the direction Seniors, Richard Palevka, Mary of Mr. Leonard Matczynski sings at assem- Aylce Moresh, and Raymond Slusa- blies. rczyk pose with Miss Mary Louise, Hickey, a celebrity, who had just performed l Remember Mama for the students. Social Martions, iitterbugs, would - be - singers, and what-have-you - Seniors all - perform on original Skit to rally the student body to the Cannon Re- view cause. Joseph Gaydos f--4 vfgmllll W Nxalxl gal XD unlon'lX1eve xs Sl' an As vlne entwlnlng embraclng some thlng other than ltself we look to Mary to gulde us ln all our organized endeavors A variety of orgamzatlons IS establlshed to sult dlverslfled Inter ests Each one cllngs to Mary for sup port for the love lmbubed ln the Fresh man year becomes stronger each year tlll lt permeates all actlvltles She IS the exemplar of our llfe Following her we wlll not go astray with her help we wlll not fall beneath her mantle we wlll not fear under her guldance we wnll safely reach our your ney s en Mo ry Alyce Moresh F rst w nte snow caused students to organize for geoter fun At whose ex erase? g Is COUFS6 Loretto T mko 3 R cha d Polevko 'W' is KXX '-17 .L 11 Ill AI Q A1 V31 fam fo Ml Q Mary Alyce Maresh briefs Theodara Sraka on a coming dance, while Beverly Sta- chowski, secretary, takes notes Members of the stu- dent council are very demo- cratic in their procedure. ll x indent gamma Efficiency is assured when faculty and stu- dents work together. More wholesome atti- tudes are established and a finer spirit of co- operation results when students are allowed to determine methods of procedure. Student Council officers, Janet Nasiatko, treasurer, Dolores A Nagy, vice-president, Mary Alyce Maresh, president, and Bev Stachawski, secretary, discuss the results of a conference with the principal. They find that by consulting with the head, they obtain better results. Nancy Bauer questions Hall Guard Captain, Dolores Nagy, about some pertinent facts in the fine art of hall guarding. With this army of hall guards the students don't have a chance to loiter on corridors. Page 60 otclaecwcl Elected by students to represent the school at the council, members are found to be leaders, alert to the needs of everyone concerned, willing to sacrifice time and effort for the success of their activities and cooperative with school principles. Each club places its confidence in these members and seeks their advice and help in their own undertakings. All unusual affairs and chores be- come their responsibility. lnstructions are sure to be carried out when Student Council President, Mary Alyce Maresh, instructs cheer- leaders in planning the Bonfire Rally Inter-club co- operation leads to greater efficiency of activities. Bev Stachowski takes notes for the student cauncil. Dolores Nagy, Joyce Kehny Pat Sotak, and Bev Szymczak repre- sent the cheerleaders. Richard Polevka anxiously peers into the bookstore to see if that new Biology book is in, while Rav Slusarczyk and Frances Chmura make sure they have enough money for that Sc pencil. Mary Wilczewski and Marilyn Man- tifel make their purchase from Bernadette Acela. ,J c By the way that superior finger is pointing, it looks as if our frosh are not following oneeway traffic. This is Senior, Dolores Nagy's way of instructing frosh in the rules of the school, Seniors try to sell freshmen elevator passes too, but they are smarter than we think. Q . ifxsi .,.,r,.., Q..-.f-v L' en Hee Jaya! to fx l' IJ., It F ,..f N I5 .IQJ hh, JL 2 E. 5 LJ if Showing off their Varsity Letters arei TOP ROW: Ken Shnell, Frank Dynia, Len Sedor, Joe Scotch, Jerry Starre, Jerry Kovac, Stan Gwiazda, and Pat Patton. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Flors, President, Ed Pesta, Secretary, Ray Pankuch, Bob Soroky, Dick Barr, Ray Slusarczyk, and Coach, Mr. Frank Cange. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Franz, Rich Geffert, treasurer, Ron Magold, Rich Polevka, Rich Janas, Vice-president, George Benedict, Ken Komar, and Moderator, Father Richard Bober. The Big C club is founded to bring about a better ap- preciation of the Varsity let- ter that worthy Cantius ath- letes are awarded. These monograms are given to them for their heroic spirit in the sports of Football, Basketball, and Baseball, by participating actually in the play or by boosting the mo- rale ot the team from the sidelines in encouraging cheers. ,tk I.-. All ready for a man to man talk, members of the Big C Club group around Coach Conge and Father Bober to discuss matters pertaining to club functions. Page 62 aczggml' afzeam Centered around the core of the Gym Leaders Club Mrs Della Rustow Roberta Vuets Theodora Sroka Judy l-lulluaud Gerry Clark Loretta Zumon Georguann Sugler Joan Yacyshyn Dolores Nagy Barbara Rush Donna Suwuk Carol Kozaruk Gerry Jakubowsku Pat Kennedy s creta y Nancy Bauer vuce presudent Barbara Musencuk presudent Loretta Tumko treasurer Anna Mae Kuhel Ruta Baloga Antounette Rose-nsku Pat Muhalko and Shur ley Futch smule pretty for theur annual club pucture Because G sugnufues Gym, L stands for Leadershup, and C remunds the wearer of Canhus, gurls don nung the blue and gold Gym Leaders emblem hnd that many responsubuluhes accompany the pruvulege of wearung ut A gurl must lead by example, not by bossung She must be a walkmg advertusement un favor of her club She must be a leader, a CANTIUS GYM LEADER Showung theur abuluty as gynnna t the leaders go through theur cha cha Cha exercuse number durung parent teacher nught Q, 'B ,J Page 63 1 A I , u u 1 , I 1 , u , . , n V . - , . . u 1 u u - 1 u u , I I I I I I I - ll ll ' ' ' ll ll ' ll ll ' ' ' . . KA .g 'L J' '4 71 X. - u. tn! ,- N ' zo - '. . s ., u. fl A- ! ,. , M 'l 1' X ' . ,V . li- u -2 - 1 u Q s. . is , Nr' mm.. LS,.Qe: .3915 ' ' s s, . ' - - - ' Chuck Slusarczyk, president of the air- plane club, admires a picture of one of the latest jet models while other club members are engrossed in the gold hard- ware they have earned for their superior efforts. These are: Tom Bihn, Ted l-lolz, Ed Pepera, and Ed Ciomcia, Sister Emmanuel demonstrates the use of different bandages, as future nurses watch attentively. Dolores Galla prac- tices applying a splint to willing Lil Gora, Margaret Bihn, Germaine l-lyber, and Barbara Zimo are interested in the other victim, Carolyn Acela. S J .L+ 2 I O 4 N 49 5 fo C510 Members of the Red Cross discuss ways in which they can raise money for the Red Feather campaign, Michaline Sap. ska, Carol Podvorcc, Maryann Sunyak, Marloric Nicholas, and Dorothy Magold have gained knowledge and understand- ing through this study of hurnan misery. adam? ? To many students, school is a place to meet tive hours a day, five days a week. Yet, to a true student, school days represent the time used to de- velop character. These students find that the best way to do this is to join and participate in clubs. On this page we see three of the clubs in action. ,....... L.-al ft 'Q' hcl XS! 5010 , ml Eh? 3 Junior Achievers of today are the business leaders of tomorrow. Besides manual work they also do some research on their projects. They are: Pam- ela Ellis, Pat Schmitt, Theresa Holan, B i I I Vargo, Janet Minosky, Rosemary Hanchin, Jaan Misencilc, Eugene Schnei- der, Dorothy Billey, and Florian Tumbry, ,i A I lim f gli ,sail 1 Qu, -X ' A 1-HPF! Kdgfnica 2 ndlczffe fa Ls., 4, ff ' v cffzffg Lunch period features Carol Humenik and Ray Slusarczyk telling Mrs. Wadash, l want my Maypol' Mrs. Wadash keeps students contented with her tine cooking. Helping her are: Barbara Falkawski, Mary Wilc- zewski, and Alice Za- roski. Stuaents of a oth Period lunch class relax atter eating This is a typical scene at four periods of lunch in the cafeteria. Halloween decorations create the seasonal atmosphere Page 65 goood me 7aaZ4 .- Cleanliness is compulsory That goes far library books aso Cheerfully dusting foo for the mind are Rita Zelenka and Margaret Miskovich. Sorting and stamping pamphlets and preparing bulletins for binding are library aides, Jane Roetzer and Mary Lou Stochuro. Lu- cille Lepka has desk duty, and Pamela Ellis makes sure the books are shelved in order. 1 ,ill 41.11 IQQII i l l A storehouse of treasures, the library is the busiest place in the school. Stu- dents make use of the opportunities offered them during study halls to ab- sorb whatever knowledge their own textbooks do not afford. Facilities are adequate to meet their needs. , - A Busy students use library facilities to prepare for class, Thurnbing through the extra large dictionary to make up that back homework is John Kuzrna. Other students usually manage to look absorbed in their work. , . v l l l i 4. eases m lg 't T' in 5 Page 66 N .A l 4v 4 r 6 f QV, Q fum' Re 77? to , sf me eddie Erlntors Bob Vulcosrc Pat Kennedy Conme Danlelb and Bobble Whrte look over tlnr hed product whale typrste Nancy Bauer Dorothy ond Florence Szatranglfl Barbaro Ka delgkr and Loretta Tlmlco contlnue working on the next Issue Luculle Lepka photographer checks her equlpment Experlenced reporters of the Can han Search for new Ideas They are Frances Chmura Barbara Danrels Donna SlWllQ Carol Skut nik Marilyn Mantnfel Georglann Slgler Mary Wnlczewskn Berna dette Acela Janet Rosby and Bev erly Stachowskr 'qu vs- b',. e headline department of the nhan IS asslsted by the energetic cubs Raymond l-lowanlak counts polnts ot a headlune under Sister Crescentua s supervlsnon 20 facial , accede l 5 in Some people go pretty for to sell ads . . . we went to out- erspace. Through original skits, the Seniors encourage the student body to sell ads for a successful yearbook. Conternplating a method of transport, Seniors decide that a rocket will do to get them to their destination--Mars. Jerry Stonek, Lo- retta Tirnko, Nancy Bouer, and Georgionn Sigler look quite dubious at the prospect. Martians seem to be friendly, but earth people are hard to convince. The Mortians retaliate by tem- porarily spurning the opportunity to subscribe to the Contion Review. After entertaining eorth people very naively, they finally consent to be given the privilege of advertising in the annual. 1 ll , tx l ll! 'W J 'l Both groups are now trium- phant-eorth people have accomplished their mission, Martions gloot over their prize, the Contian Review. , .. v- J- Q' ' I , f jf 5 'N' , xgh, I u ' ,gf --l X I X im! 'u'2 '7,'.' . X: A moment to remember-actually working togetherftinds members of the Cantian Review staff comparing notes: Bev Stachowski, Rick Poleyka, assistant photographer, Mary Alyce Maresh, Joe Gaydos, Dolly Nagy, Nancy Payne, editor-in-chief, Donna Keith, literary editor, Barbie Rush, Georgiann Sigler, Make-up editor. Working on a project of their own are Ray Slusarczyk, business manager, and Jim Franz, Sports editor. ,44Qa5,.,70afz6.,. Zecwmeu, ,4'gaa2.., mafuleef More effort, different ideas, student participation, dem- ocratic reasoning - all are added each year for a more successful annual. The pleasures derived from the task outweigh all anxieties about deadlines, and drudgery is a word unknown. We happily present our views of a year well spent. Mix a llttle shorthand, stir in some typing, add the English language and you get some witty ccptiOns. Ltterary staff members Ot work are: Donna Keth Mary Alyce Maresh, and Susan Fohl, typlst. Doing some research copying a little partak- ing of snacks, rummaging the tiles, finally re- sult in g layout Make-up staff' Dolly Nagy, Jim Franz, Georgiann Sigler, Ray Slusarczyk, and Bev Stachowski. Q: Sister Mary Concepta, principal, becomes as popular as any teacher this evening. She is accosted with any number of problems. During student lunch periods, parents assemble in the gym instead, to observe a performance by the band or gym leaders. Page 70 0' 1 E. 5 m and A chance to recall what school was like comes an- nually on Parent-Teacher night. More important is the distribution of first quarter report cards and a discussion between par- ents and teachers for stu- dents' improvement. Mothers' interests are drawn away from the crowd ta the true accomplishments of their daughters' labors. They ex- amine some canned goods put up by the Home Ec class. . NL-- lun ,,M 'f' ,Z M mf 1 Nl! 1711 :W Q gaze Sm! Qi U QL diff V 1 t xv g Breaking away from the traditional parent-teacher discussions, parents actually participate in a Biology lesson. Worm dissection takes on that professional look now, not the squeamish- ness of a teenager. , 'ff' h I 4 6 X Q 3 ' fi O 9 0 In o Science class, parents observe a demonstration lesson by Sister Mary Emmanuel. Do they look skeptical, or do they trust her? Who knows?-parents may change their profession or career at this late date and become scienists. lWiII we save facel. -:. -rv 5 fam 4 ' 'St Q ft lb fi -I l' l nx I After survival ot a hectic school day-what with one- ,i A way traffic, visiting classrooms, discussing grades - F K fi weary Darents Ogain visit homerooms for a bit of re- l - like-5 freshment. Page '1 v Wann Dag As a climax to four years of scholastic effort and character training, worthy students are admitted into the Na- tional Honor Society. Although under- classmen may be initiated into the So- ciety, it is our administration's belief that it is the senior who is fully able to appreciate the honor bestowed upon him. Mary Ann Mass lights her candle from the main taper, Truth, in the presence of Irene Georskey representing Honor in edu- cation. Acting M. C., Ray Pankuch, introduces recipients of the National Honor Society awards. Mary is Queen again at this solemn function and upon those who understood true values. Receiving an honor certifi- cate from Sister Mary Con- cepta, Florence Szafranski I beams with pride at her ac- complishment. looks with satisfaction 'Q Sl 1 0 uf, , in f-4 Symbolizing scholastic traits of Leadership, Character, Truth, Scholarship, and Service, Patricia Brunswick, Do- lores Galla, lrene Georskey, Celine Walko, and Mary Ann Mass, stand with dignity. ln turn, they explain the required traits for the receptions of the Association's honors. ,4cmfwl4 fm Wand Wed Dane NATIONAL HONQSOCIITY X 'I B 4 1 j 7 1 Confusion in the line-up caused Mary Alyce Maresh and George Zola to exchange awards during the program, in their anxiety to possess their own honors. 0 gf? 'Nw .1 ,f'1' K idk' 3 iff m 'Q- i .Af ff' Page 74 yu.. The entire operetta cast poses in its full regalia. This sad-looking group are all enlisted in Dr, Drinkwater's sanatoriumlooking for a cure for their various illst The stately-looking gentleman, third from the left, is Larry Gonet, who played the part of Dr. Drinkwater. He put over the hoax et all hsaxesw Romance seems to blossom among Spanish visitors at the Sanatorium. Happy couples are: Frank Grecenuk, Rita Woidacz, Hedy Konrad, and Ed Pozna who were the song and dance entertainers, These boys entered the sanatoriurn looking for a robber. Forgotten is the bad-man as the atmosphere of rest pervades their minds in this gar- den scene. They, also, burst into song. Lovely nurses are a must in the DOCtOr's Sanatorium. The three attending doctors, Dr. Slaugh- ter, Dr, Coffin, and Dr. Cut- tem, try to live up to their names. They add a great deal of humor to the already bub- bling-with-rnirth performance. V4 X 7, qi The robber is all out of fight as Rainbow throws his robe and captures hirn Playing the port of the robber is Roy Struzynski, the happy Captor, of course, is Charles Slusarczyk. 04, Daezafnf A musical with a great deal of va- riety, covering dramatics, musical performance, humorous entertain- ment, and choreography, makes OH, DOCTOR! an operetta to be re- membered. gm , Complaining about the food at the sonatorium is Janet Rosby, who does it justice while re- clining in her wheelchair. Nurse, Judy Townsend, tries to soothe her, but Rita Zalenka, who is hard of hearing, gives her own interpretation of the happenings at the sanotorium. !. 5 i ,Wi 3 3' f 4? 4 m W' Romantic leads in the play are taken by Joe Slimak and Carol Cunningham Georgiann Sigler is intrigued by the fountain which has a very fantastic oriain 1 ' of Qmamq 76 Mystery Drama . . . a who-done-it murder, which is never really solved. The entire cast strikes an austere pose, as the curtain rises upon o Court scene-the one setting for the drama. Magda Svenson, played by Barb Zima, drops all rules of courtroom procedure and accuses Tom Flors, the D, A., of being too young to know about illicit love. Her king-size purse did not get into the picture. l 7 l l 'Y C7 4 l . 55 A T7 W 1 7' , IJ M gi 4 ,sf if Michael Young, defense attorney, becomes a little confused lpleasantly of course? when a doll, like Joyce Kehn, takes the stand. These witnesses proyided laughs as well as into with ther candid remarks on the witness stand: Leonard lr-lyczwa, Ron Magold, Connie Daniels, Loretta Zimon. Seated: Donna Keith, Mary A Maresh, Joyce Kehn, Barb Zima, Joan Yacyshyn, Sister Mary Estelle, first moderator ot Tlnespian Trot.-pe l396, ad- dresses the student body to ex- plain the purpose at the organiza- tion in the presence of Sister Mary Concepta, principal, and Robert Vulcosic, installation officer, RH Sodality members promote reading of good Catholic literature through a skit of their own. Participating are: Mary Wilczewski, Pat Bruns- wick, Carol Cunningham Pamela Ellis, Alice Zaroski and Rosemary Hanchin. 1 I J no 4 wa Z3 6, Vmmwzca g 7 wma ,u 9 Angels and Wise Men adore the Christ Child in this impressive Christmas scene. Q-U, mix-ll lpn purl.: First Freshman dramatic presenta- tion was The Alien Star. Valet to the king is played by Loretta Levan, Geri Daum impersonates St, Joseph, and Ann Marie Ze- lenka takes the part of the Blessed Virgin . IX Zan 6 During the girls annual appearance at the square, Director, Mr. Leonard Matczynski, conducts the singing in the newly-erected concert shell. - P' P i I' 3-af., ...F Girls, at your age! lt seems the Cantius girls' choir still believes in Santa Claus. They are browning it up with him for next Christmas, by highlighting him at the square. ,Hcmdcz ez'Z Echoing through the Union Terminal are the joyous refrains of Christmas Carols as sung by the choir. Sister Mary Concepta, Mr. Leonard Matczynski, and the Cantian Choir anxiously await a cue to begin their performance in the Terminal, gm W T S e os Heal . Datknes eil lu UP ln 1 0 th . . gtsen n't1Ah N.i9l is W5 Don Simchok Genuine, supernatural zeal for souls is but a radiation, the overflowing of our own love of God. It is love in action. By coming in con- tact with so many other people in this game of sports, we can demonstrate and exercise a great and deep influence on the spiritual life of others. lf we are fervent and generous, Marylike in our actions, we are bound to save and sanctify many souls because of the ex- ample we set. Mary, help us to be true: Mary, give us light. 4 Joyce Kehn -v ll? Tom Flors 0 Nancy Poyne O 9 o Swept off her teet, Rita Zelenko em! bodies the spirlt of the students. Side- line cheering is what bolsters the ' morale of the teams. The school is behind every effort. K .MMU . J . 0 ,. d. S WD 1 Q-if Zmfee. M game, gal . , . 0 ! XX N Sherepnto, K, Pepero L, Sedcr, F. Dymo, K. Schnell, J. Wunnmrz, No low spirits here-it's the fight thot counts: Hrom top Iettl B. Eckerfield, M, Lovelle, B. Os- wold, J, Scotch, D. Gesnorski, R. Semon, J. Kovoch, R. Krysiok, G. Benedict, R. Geffert, R. Brese, J. Wade, R. Sindylo, R. Janos, Coach Conge, S. Gwncnzdo, E. Mysliwuec, J. Franz, M. it I 6 7,4 51005 1114 if I flag: Y r,W ,, 0 f J , J. Gorczyco, J. Storre, E. Pesto, R. Slusnrczyk, R, Jonas, R. Mogold, P. Patton, cmd T. Fiors. Coach Conge always takes care of hts boys. Tom Flors ond Ed Pesto hod the worst of at. 62,4 012: Z ,Z-71 13 fan- f-M-M, Roy Slusorczyk, C 1 Yr 1 , x M! ,whoa ,....-- .QV-' . rl -3- 0 5 ,ga-of ,- Richard Geffen, .xg ffm , ...J-'M ,.,.t, :Q Pear: RT , . . ' Vvn' 3 pf: ':- ff: vim th X team min :..f ' the sczmd PQI? Nw A Lccdmg rfvvw in Jw- Frgvz W3 5' Ralph Efiia 35 Sf: Gweld: 16 Q - Rm' Jcffcs 'Z :'vd PQ? Pgrrcn 20 I Q- ' . NV .TY . N.. f 'Y n Q-.- ,N . .-:dui v aux. 1- . Q uf vnsq -X -e uP fl n ' ' , s -v A 1 44 ,..,f W . YHA fx as-- -.. v.. Q, h . . .. ,.v ,sn '-FU N '.N'Qh s .Q-xgcg. Ma. i. '?' '09 on 'Q g 15 Leonard Sedor LT Showing teamwork, the line opens up a hole for Rich Janas 6123, Leading the line Tam Flors, Pat Patton 625, Jerry Kovach K38D, and Ron Magold C29J. Ron Magold, RE Ralph Brese, FB E e fade Evening sessions seem to bring a greater re- sponse in morale-boosting. The student council, student body, players, cheerleaders, the band, and interested spectators unite to make the bon- fire rally a spectacular affair. .ff The J-Hawk roaters whoop it up at the football rally. QV, 'L TM- Watch out! that's the enemy, Man? Tom Flors examines our football op- ponent to see if life is pres- ent before being thrown into the fire, f4 ale garmin fam ie Q-gf Aw gee! l can hardly wait till l'm big enough to play for the J-Hawks, as the camera catches a youth- ful admirer. Jerry Gorczyca examines damage done to his hand-clappers. k, '-way.. ,,Z.....4 Pepping up the team and its followers is the main objective of our cheer- leaders: Dolores Nagy, Carol Kozarik, Gerry Ja kubowski, Pat Sotak, Joyce Kehn, Shirley Fitch, and Beverly Szymczak, fi .- The weather was cold- alrnogt freezing, but fourth CflC 'dC t Gerry Kovacg second attendant, Georguann Slglerg queen, Barbara Rushg href at- tendant, Dolores Nagy, and third attendant, Bev- erly Szyrnczalf huddled in fur wraps and blankets and managed to look cheerful. f t- it ,XQP .pv- 'Lia-b Attordung an arm to lean an Varbuty playere Pat Patton Rlchard Geftert Edward Pegta Gnd Tam Flars escort the queen ard attendanu down the fntty yard lane for the crownmg Carrying the football bouquet whwch woe r e t d t h Nagy through the arch of honor formed by the mogorettes barons elm, rr .,, 'K 14 fegcd mem' A Queen ls Crowned Male students are recognized for their sports' abilityp so too, are the feminine gender recognized for their spirit and faithfulness to our team. No matter how inclement or frigid the weather, each girl will remem- ber it with many fond memories. ,Q 1 Trying not to blow away, Dolores Nagy, looks on as Jim Franz, co-captain offers a bouquet to cur Queen, attended by Tarn Flors, captain In behalf of the l 8 Cantius football squad I crown you Queen for 58 says Captain Torn Flors to Barbara Rush this year s choice for the honor Jf?'.. Ver forrnallv the Queen and Court stand at attention after tr-e Ceremony as the band plays, Y , and maiorettes perform in the background, N-4 Tremendous s c h o ol splrlt, vlm vugor and vltallty are the attrl butes of our cheerlead ers They sacrifice their time for extra practlce as well as for attend ance at all games N rally would be complete without them Peppy pert Varsvty Foot ball Cheerleaders are Pat Sotak Dolly Nagy Carol Kozaruk Joyce Kehn Shnrley Flfch Bev Szyrnczok and Gerry Jakubowskn Rallies games assernblues or what have you funds them as gay and vuvacraus as ever Z4emZecwl0w.,, 714477 iq During a side-line cheer at our indoor Bonfire-Rally, all attention seems to be centered on Bev Szyrnczak. What's up Bev? Joyce, where'd you get those jazzy tennis shoes! Weather was no hindrance to enthusiastic cheerleaders as they donned bann ca Y F75 and turtle-neck sweaters to cheer the team to a touch- down or two. , th . N 1 1,7 ' ,,..+.f', f 1 .l l - , lf gaaefaifm.,-45 ' mic gf xfl eil? 2:37 gf- 1 ' X 'lm ' iid l -A-' :, -, 4 ff 4-15 l fi.. Coach Conge putting fire into a hot team. Ed Grasnik standing at bat is in the inset, since he was absent for the team picture. One of the newer sports ot the school, baseball, promises to be one of the most successful in victories. George Benedict, Ray Swier, and Frank Dynia are ready tor their daily workout as managers of the team. Umpire, Leonard Sedor, raises arm for strike on bat- ter, Don Simchok. Stan 'SI' Gwiazda is the catcher be- hind the mask. V as : X ,' .h Q C . -.. - '- -r 2 .1g,.e1L. , -1,w.-r.. X u i S Page 99 'al7ff SN Coach Conge can always think of a few more good povnts to demonstrate to the Varsnty even while they are resting Managers Ray Slusarczyk and George Ben edlct hover over teammates Ed MYSIIWISC Jerry Stanek Jerry Starre Don Sum chok Ed Pesta Tom Flors Rnch Geffert Richard Polevka and Mrchael Lastuka Q' open 0' 6 X - 7755 'POS fo D eoogoc Page 90 48 B'00kl Yn 58 50 r T M m X F Q ,,, K X f x - we Q t sf Y x 4 I 14 Lx J im , IXQWX ff , A A, , . V I 60 , ,os 0 og 62 6,9 z 43 0- 6 S as 91 3 0 6' P' Woo' Q 0' we ab 4' o , J, z zoo, ,Q G4 Q0 0 'fg- g -W my 3442655464 Besides Inter-scholasitc games, intramurals are very popular at the school. Each team puts up a tough tight to become champs for the day. No rooting can outdo the yelling of 400 schoolmates. IQ' by the J-Hawks. They're nat lumpung ata Sputnik, it's only a basketball being brought dawn -rr' - l- All right, will someone tell us fl where that ball went, so we can g, finish playing this game? 'Outer ry space, gravitational pulll. K - Y ff-' I WW WW? lt NO? NO? Dan't let that ball roll W W aff the rim, Jerry Starre seems ta sa for has side as Jerry Stanek Y , tries for the basket. Belleve at ar nat, the ball as not getting away from Jerry Stanek. He's just racing dawn the court a little ahead af it. Vx if Page 9l Weird costumes made for weird playing, Anyway at the time of this picture, the Juniors were not yet aware of their defeat, lnfantile Cheerleaders arei Shirley Fitch, Gerry Jakubowski, and Carol Kozarik. Players are Ray Pankuch, Ted Obloy, Chuck Slusarczyk Eugene Redman, Ed Kelly, Jerry Starre, Bill Eckertield, Paul Mattis, Ken Schnell, Ken Komar, Bob Vukasic, acting coach Jerry Ko vach, Frank Meyers, and Bob Soroky. Not much pep, but a lot of fun are clowning Junior Cheerleaders: Carol Kozarik, Gerry Ja kubowski, and Shirley Fitch. Junior cheerleaders' spirit seems to haye seeped into the cheering crowd. Providing hilarious entertainment for both sides, were button and bowed Junior mock cheerleaders. 51 if 'f-NY!! Showing the boys how to hold a basketball when shooting Assistant Coach Mr R Popp is giving the J V s a last mnute pep talk before a game The players are Bill Eckertield Ray Swier Frank Meyers Terry Flors Ralph Brese Frank Veyerka Jerry Gorczyca Rich Stanowyck Dick Tolcher Bob Soroky and Manager Ted Holz l gs-I Nick Sunyak Assistant Coach tells the Freshmen how to set up a defense against the team they will play. They are: lfrom top, lettf Dove Gesiorski, George Kakochak, John Wessel, Edward Kustra, Edward Noyotny, Clifford Gonet, Leo Fohl, Chester Niemiec, Eugene Sromek, Robert Jonas, and Angelo Gaudino. Page 94 S I Q . smixwi WJ Qi we said' A05 the K-ree 919 e Xs TN Ks ,That W- Co! - 'BX' 0 We must use the propeller, but not against the wind. We must be active, but not otherwise than according to the Spirit, whose sweet influence may be sensed by discerning minds. Notwith- standing, because of limitations, we must depend upon Mary for guidance. We must be as a child who cares for nothing except 'to be carried by its mother, to repose on her bosom and to give love for Iove Uohn 13:23l. Re- lying upon her judgment, as the Spouse of the Holy Spirit, we go bravely for- ward and will choose what is right. this privilege. 's In N f Leonard Sedo Beverly Sfochowski A ii Sharing in all school joys, Mary l is crowned os students are hon- - ored, Prom King, Torn Jokubisin, l assists Queen, Betty Moe Gollo, in W xx Z xt ' Lf! Qi A 1 S t if N fi x 'T' My be . f .N , 52 MQ 1,-, A, 0 1. ii J -T f. if ,. 4.. O Q g s-3 , da' W 1 t. ,Q ,X ' ' ' . 9' mf V I 1 ' f A 1 Q 14 7cweweZZ Udmzez ,gl- Courtecusly, Mike Young lends a helping hand to Loretta Zirnen at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Juniors bid adieu to the Seniors at a formal dinner. More than appre- ciation is shown herep it is a friendly gesture given in true affection. Exercising their jaws, the Junior girls especially, forget to count calories, 4 , X. S elif Q Dmehr' -IQ iVIC'Sl ni. fill' 4 x.Z Unusuaily serene and dignified, Con- nie Daniels and Marv Alyce Maregh try to merit their place at honor with faculty and priests at the head table. Xa .- ,41f Enioying the bill ot fare!! are the honored Quests at the speaker 5 table 7m Me Wwe As the end draws near, at has become the tradntron for each jumor class to fete the outgonng sensors Besides appealing to the sense of taste, the banquet serves as o tame for saylng a fond farewell The class prophecy and last will and testamentare usually amus mg, but sometlmes there IS some hidden truth It s unterestmg to note what actually happens to the Sensors Croanlng and narmontzlng the quartet lends a sentimental note to the farewell dlnner It consusts of Nancy Bauer Carol Hurnentk Georguann Srgler and Beverly Staclwowskt Donnels seems to know all the answers as she prapnesues the Class of 57 s fu ture The Blessed Mother ns an honored attendant at the banquet -- '.:: Peaceful ond contented Juniors Sensors and guests are all served and well taken care of Page 99 l l l 1 Q a 11 1 ' 'g l n I n - Q' . . . 4 I 5' ri S X :- 'f Where will you be in l967? Connie 9 A ' A ' . - 1 A ' ' A y L 4 4 t . 2-2 N' I x x ., Y fl x L O Jerry Stanek has learned to climb as he measured the values in lite. Now, with due respect, Seniors have recognized him for a distinction many of them would cherish He rules as King ot the Prom, anticipating the scenes below. Q St. Mary's altar, Betty Mae and Tom pledge their allegiance to our Heav- enly Queen. Glidirg to a dreamy tune, the queen and her court, take the flOOf OS O ,fx 4 if' F' 5 5, . au. A Queen in her own right, Loretta Zimon won the hearts of most of the Seniors, as they chose her for this honor. 3 Wag Dear to every teenager's heart, is the senior prom. Many will not meet their classmates together, socially a g o i n. Behind the formals and dinner jackets, beat the well meant the best to you. As the clock strikes twelve and the floor begins to clear, each one feels that these were truly Mo- ments to Remember. As Judy Townsend crowns prom-queen, Betty Mae Gallo, Douglas Weintraut waits to Crown prom-king, Thomas Jakublsin. dance in their honor is played. During intermission at the dance, Joseph Gaydas, senior class president, presents flowers to the Virgin, guest of honcr at all our dances. The assernlplx sings: On This Day, O Beautiful Mother. Celebrating the acquisi- tion of their rings, juniors attend honor. a dance in their After the dedication, music and dancing again prevail. Vvhct prcrn cr dance is complete with- 9 out a receis,-Q line cf chcperones, Q' Page ll l Y if X a s: 2 W is . 'Te . - ,1 af ' 4 VJ rin ,Z Perfect form is shown by Paul Mattis in rolling the highest score. Don Simchok lets go of the ball as he rolls up Don Simchok waits his turn. a perfect strike to lead his team to victory. Rev, Francis Szudarek St. John Cantius Parish, Pastor Rev. 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I ?-'s 41-1 1 I x jg 1' I Q. 15-5-5-5-5-5--1 53E:E1E1:1. .. -' ,::,:55!, 5: 5555595355555 f 1125- i l' . -S:-s5225f5r5251525' 15 '5E5E5E313' Eli .,.,.,.,.... T 1' 5fIf1'-1.5252255135 Frank Conge I The MEMORIES of the PAST 35 ff, t f I 1 5 N 4 f ' X l ' 1 . 1.2 1 I f' f 12,625 X l ' A 'Aw 4,2 X I M5 gm QV As up io dale os lol A plone' Ax maui s r schoo n'ngful a you lsong your official JOSTEN class ring. 1 , , pitting precious r- U memo s in JOSTEN'S r.-xclus.ve gold. , , , symb I g h I 18 lpirll Ihru exclu 0 Jos'E:i desig A Rev. R. Bober G AMERICAS FINISY STUDINYS FOI 60 YIA Coach Athletic Director SAlESMAN'S on JEWELERS IMPRINT Mr. George A. Roth 3181 W. 165th VON'S fm Five and Ten Cent Store Z 2253 Professor Avenue VOL'S TRUCKING 2474 W. 7th St. PR 'I-1054 Wm. Voloshen CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS S. C. lSEE1 YURICK GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY 2135 Belle Ave.-Cleveland 7, Ohio ACademy 6-5251 Save 15-20M On All Insurance Costs Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of Lee Tire 6' Rubber Company ond SOUTHSIDE GULF SERVICE GOD LOVE THE SENIORS OF 1958 Juniors of Homeroom 103 TH E STAN DARD AUTOMOTIVE CO Auto otve Po nt Serv ce Stot on Auto Suppl es 1901 5 P ospect Aven e PRospect 1 8127 SALOBECK CORNERS 2149 West 25th St Clevelo d 13 Oho CHe y 1 9535 BEST WISHES ALL THE GRADS OF The Cleveland Coca Cola Bottllng C0 Bottlers of Dana Flavors There's a one and only ln refresh ment, too LQWW' 15- Il '-'--'I ...l..-.J ' A . . . In I I . . ' I I i I1 , l - I, U rr - 4 c QI Q C 1 v 9 ff nu? 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I . I . ' 'T I COMPLIMENTS OF BEST wus:-ses CENTER NASH Th f 1958 P Nlcholas G De Plero M D 0 B k 8. P SH 9 0660 SH 9 0720 A MATEJA Sz SONS COMPANY CHURCH GOODS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 7844 Muchlgan Avenue DETROIT MICHIGAN as 'R F GODS CHOICEST BLESSINGS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1958 FROM SOPHOMORE CLASS Congratulations To e Class o Rambler-Isetta-Metro olitan . . 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L DAY srrmc r A ROYAL SVVI Complmzenls of SOUTH SIDE DEPT STORE Professor and Jefferson PRospect 1 5183 DRY CLEANING SERVICE 45 Mmute Cleaning andl Pressing Whlle U Walt Bachelor Laundry Weavmg Tanlormg upand Delivery MA 1 4026 1817 East 13th Street Between Euclsd 81 Chester Ave Ohio Cleveland 14 THE MOONEY IRON WORKS CO E 8zhS1 d STRUCTURAL STEEL FABRICATIONI Congratulations Class of 58 S MON Cr SON FUNERAL HOME rl Road-SH 16661 AJTO 4772 Pea Compl ments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 2327 Brookpark Road ONtario 1-1127 COMPLIMENTS OF CANTIUS PHARMA 2241 Professor Avenue CLEVELAND 13, OHIO CY MA:n 1-327 O 5 Y . ' 0' 'X Q . o 0, 00 . O 0 ., Q O . . I . . . 9 A 3. Q 'J T ' ' I 3 ' I ' ' ' 'T . . yIucku,Secretary ,Q ,Q O P'ck- ' . - 3319 ast 0 reet U . Clevelan , Ohio A Congratulations Class of '58 from MRS. SUSAN TURZA Dolores Nagy's Grandmother Congratulations to the Class of I958 Compliments of Our Lady's Sodality of St. John Cantius Parish Phone ONtario l 9548 Bajorek Service Station Tires Batteries Accessories Minor Auto Repairs 3237 Scranton Road Cleveland 9 Ohio STAN'S T.V. SERVICE 8l5Brayton Ave PR I 033 Antennas Repaired Television Service Compliments f Brown s Bowling Lanes 3857 West 25th Street Congratulations Class of 58 BROADVI EW CUT RATE HARDWARE SH 9 4220 LEE S PIZZA Pizza At Its Very Best SH 9 3316 3314 Broadview Rd ga A P t eat to ple like Best Wishes Graduates LINCOLN HEIGHTS Cleveland I3 Ohio 2247 Professor Avenue . . -8 , - i ' - . sAviNcs cf i.oAN co. .. 'W Ieusure to treat - X A QF Q , - SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of I958 mme .galllllg BFUICBJ Savings Accounts Mortgage Loans Exchange Checks Travel Checks U S Savmgs Bonds Utnlnty Payments T Postage Pald Save by mall Kats 7th Ward Councilman ACCouNTs INSURED TO sio ooo A 'Qfg'fZ'ed 3V2 0 Compliments of TYMOC CAFE LIQLOR BFFR WINE Starkw f-aiher Avenue Clexeland 13 Ohm 1420 came Avenue Pnospecu 4643 Women S Federal Savmgs AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CLEVELAND Ii-.5 ,-466001 PLUMBING AND HEATING CO Repais Repla e ts Remodel ng Fee Eshmates HENRY FERRINI 6622 4357 WEST 35 STREET Lce ed and Bonded CLEVELAND 9 QI-II0 BEACH EDSEL SALES Inc 4264 Pearl Road CLEVELAND 9 OHIO CARL BEACH President SH 9-4535 Op n Monday and Thur d y E n ng un! 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A w ff' W - 1 Since 1886 O O C llllfllll lllllllfl llflllllf lflllllll BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 58 Compluments of Wmger Bros C0 1451 Unlverslty Road MAln 1 6140 Cleveland Ohlo l CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSV CLASS OF 58 GOOD LUCK IN YOUR FUTURE YEARS A FRIEND HOTZ S CAFE 1 L 2529 W 10th S1 PR 19222 SERVICE MILK CO Phone PR 1 5672 1828 Fulton Rd Cleveland Oho 1 3336 5241 Broadvle MIKE GARCIA S BIG BEAR DRYCLEANERS We Operate Our Own Drycleanlng Plant and Shirt Laundry ONE DAY SERVICE wRd Compl ments f Roosevelt Post 58 P L A V 2442 Professor Ave TED BABICZ, Vce Commander RAY MUCK Commander I lllllllll lfflllll T0 5 ' Meet Your Friends at , O Beer, Wine, Liquor - Ligh unvhes . , I ON - ' . , i o . i - WOodbine 1-9774 J NAGY S CAFE LIQUOR - wlNE - BEER J NAGY Prop 2240 Fulton Rd at Monroe Cleveland Ohuo God's Choicest Blessings To The Graduates Junlors of 102 BANNERMAN an Associate Optometrists 11422 Lorain OR 1 2998 DR LEO J ADAMS DR J A BANNERMAN J ROMANEK Comphments of POST 577 Frank A Ross Manager Mrs F A oss Caterer DAN W ADAMS EDW J WITKOWSKI Specnolusts In Custom Buult Homes Remodellng ond Reponrung BR 1 3221 OR 1 5977 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Compliments of Instntutlon for Sovlngs Since 1915 Mann Ofhce 5839 Rldge Road IOne block south of Snow Roadl UKRAINIAN OFFICE 2190 Professor Street 3M Wa Current Interest Rote on Insured Sovlngs Mortgage Loons to Buy Bulld or Remodel ond Repair Homes . ., . d ' ' ' R The Parma Savings C0 Compliments from the piests of St. Francis de Sales Church Parma, Ohio Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward A. Kickel Rev. James E. Fortman Rev. John T. Seliga Rev. Raymond E. Heinz Congratulations Seniors! COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S Humenik and Family Edwards Sunoco Service 3801 Lorann Avenue Cleveland Ohio WOodblne 1 9736 ALUMCO INC Storm Wlndows and Doors 8109 Brookpark Rd SHadysnde 9 1270 NUM NUM Potato Chlps Pretzels MARYMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL POP COW 12215 Granger Road NUM NUM FOODS INC 413.3 West 100th Street Clexeland 11 Ohlo Clsearwater 2 2300 Extends To The Class of 1958 . , , I a Sincere Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 'I958 FROM MARCELLA MARKOVICS CLASS or 1956 FRANK E BANIA FUNERAL HOME 2937W 14th MA1 1445 ServIce Always Anywhere JOE KOLEZYNSKI 919 Frult Avenue Grocernes Meots Fruns Vegetables P us Beer Wme Beverages C1-lerry 1-4929 Cleveland Ohno ON 1 1441 5150 BfOOdVIEW Road Cleveland 9 Ohno Open 8 A M to 6 P M Dolly 20th CENTURY BARBER SERVICE 8 Speclolusts To Serve You In Flat Tops Regular HOIFCUTS EDWARD PETRAK HUPS WHERE MUSIC IS FUN 5541 RIdge Rd TU 4 8338 Congratulatuons Class of 58 from ORGAN and PMN05 Mr and Mrs F Zychowskn 5770 Rudge Rd TU 6 1232 LIQUOR BEER WINE HOT NOON DAY LUNCHES COLD BEER TO GO TASTY SANDWICHES 2275 Professor Avenue FISH FRIES AND PEROGI JOHN BROOKS Prop FRIDAY NIGHT Pkospect 1 9770 OF . 1 . . 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