St Joseph High School - Viking Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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A 6 if 0 N 0 I X Yr- h -- 1 . 9?S5g?s-q1v:' ,, hh at 3 School Aclmlnlstratlon Dedlcatlon Dlocesan Authorltles Local Authorltles Faculty And Students Faculty Sensor Class Officers Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Sports Clubs Indlvldual Patrons Buslness Patrons gl' X SX l ' I 3 ' ' 10 20 ' ' 29 ' 30 ' 46 51 60 Activities ffllurlcs Lang Churl NN l 70 l',IlIl0l' X I l ll Bro hvr Louis Yvlwr. 76 l x4lNlsnI' 3 Saint Joseph High School A well-known educator once observed that the only essentials for a school were a well-trained teacher and a student who was eager for truth. St. Joseph has these essentials, of course, having in addition it has one of the largest and most complete group of buildings of any modern high school. Visitors to the school are always vastly impressed by the beauty and size of the structures and the setting. Our students have indeed been blessed to have such a wholesome atmosphere in which to pursue their studies and enrich their minds with God's truths. - To this physical asset the students and faculty of St. Joseph have brought an intellectual spirit of doing, thinking and praying. This spirit is growing daily, but its growth has just begun. The future and potential of our school is almost unlimited. Each succeeding class will bring to our school new and enriching ideas. Each future class will also leave its mark of tireless energy and example upon the everbroadening scope and fame of the school. The forecast for St. ,loseph's is growth, growth, and more growth which means Life. 4 Qi Auditorium and Technical School 5 A school dlreeted by the Mother WORK P YER ulty has but one OIJJCCIIVC ln vlew JIS Rik her mlsslon of glorlfylng the Father, PQ the ln and through every aspect of the SACRIFICE 1n Contact In prayer, ln Work, ln study sacrlfiee, ln cooperatlon, 1n example l IN PIRATION I hfe, and IH consecratlon PARISH LIFE 6 . .ff A5 If ' ' ' of God through her Marlanlst fao and that IS to enable her to fulfill Son and the Holy 5 Splflll llves of those Wlth whom lt comes ln play ln HCt1V1ty ln ln lnsplratlon ln parlsh ERATIO may her Work he aeeompllshed 1 up e S Y : 9 9 z TIVITY 2 v 0 , 0 0 2 Q ,. E Q wi P l I 0 0 o L E 9 9 9 CCDP N CONSE RATION O I Queen of M, 'M D Ad min istration Modern Day Apostles Woman behold tl1y son, son behold thy mother. These words of Christ's placed us, members of His Mystical Body, into Mary's care. She is indeed our spiritual mother. She works tirelessly at her task, winning souls for God by forming them to the model of her Son. Today she calls all Christians to her apostolate. Her apostles will work zealously with her forming the Mystical Body of her Son. She will see to it that the grace of God is poured out on them so that in their lives and work their triumph will be inevitable. The impressive liturgy of Holy W'eek, which was held in the faculty chapel was brought to a fitting conclusion with solemn Benedictlon of the Blessed Sacrament. 9 Dedncatlon Twenty Flve Years Our A Nlarlanlst Slnce August 15 1929 when he made hls rellglous vows Father Wlesner has served the glory of Cod and the honor of Mary for twenty five years of lIlSplI'Cd zealous labor a dedlcated apostle of the Marlan way How can thls slmple dedncatlon convey the lmpress of tl1lS selfless prlest on the members of the class of 19549 Fortunate lndeed was thls class to come early ln contact wslth Father Wlesner The warmth and smcerlty the klndness and gentleness aI1lITl2ltlIlg Father Wlesner ln the rmage of hls Dlvlne Master the Eternal Prrest make hlm the frlend of every boy Interested ln student concerns great and small sympathetlc to youth ful ambltlons and deslres even the tr1v1al and frlvolous he lnsplres w1th hrs personal hohness and C3ptlVaICS with h1s good nature Falthful prlest superb teacher WISC Judge gentle gulde loyal supporter of the class of 1954 we salute you Father Wlesner May you have many more fruitful happy years ln your apostolate May the reallzatlon of your falth ln us lnsplre us to lmltate your vlrtues and to reflect dlstmctlon and honor to St Joseph Hlgh School Prl nc I pal 10 C C Q - C C ' 9 '9 9 - 9 9 9 . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 9 9 1 . . .. . . . 9 9 ' . . . - 9 9 .. . .. . . . . 9 9 . 9 9 9 9 ' I 9 9 9 . . . . . 1 9 9 . . . . . . . .. . 9 . . . Q C 6- aw- Rev. Louis J. Wiesner, S.M ll ff ff ia sw? an H :ig O lil :fit ,Tifg L':1:': 11111 Qv vl Ni ' CJ Our' THE MOST REVEREND EDWARD F. HOBAN, S.'l'.D Ph.D., LL.D. The Most Reverend Edward F. Hoban, Archbishop, Bishop of Cleveland, with the able assistance of our auxiliary bishops, Floyd L. Begin and John J. Krol, have built for future generations a monument to the Catholic educational ideal-educating the whole man in body, mind and spirit for here and for eternity. Monsignor Clarence E. Elwell, Superintendent of the Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland, through tedious and laborious efforts, has elevated the school system to its proud position in the vanguard of true progree and efficiency in the service of truth. I2 Arc h bi s h o p Archbishop-Bishop of Cleveland THR MUST REVICREND FLOYD L. BEGIN. S.T.D.. Ph.D.. .l.f2.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Cl:-velanfl And Our Su perintendant Bishops Nino' THE HOST REVEREND JOHN J. KROL, S.T.D.. .l.C.D Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland ' r RIGHT REVEREND NIONSICNOR CLAIIICNCE li. ELYYEl.l.. Ph.Il. Supvrintvlulc-lil of Schools bd llc! X ISROTIIER L0l'IS A WEBER, SAI. Assis tant Principal Brother Louis Weber, S.M.,our Assistant Principal besides being Father Louis VViesner's right hand man, is also Registrar, Art Instructor and ad- visor of the Vikings. His work is not through in June as most people believe, for during the summer his registrar position keeps him hopping with the scheduling of each boy and teacher for the coming September. Brother Weber came to Saint Joseph in 1950 as one of the six pioneer instructors appointed to establish our school. Hrs. Kuhlnian, chanipion bowler, tells Dick Gunn Gcc! I did not realize these tests can tell You all and Dick Dodson how her team rolled its way into this, Father. Isuppose I could do better iflstudil d first place. :ll Q-.-A REVEREND NIATTHEW' F. BROTIIER IIERNIAN J. THANHR, S.Nl. KUIINIESCIII-IR. SAI.. Treasurer f h lpluin and Guidance Director Freeing from an undesirable past, imparting knowledge in the present and counseling for the future-these are the triple roles of Father Mat- thew F. Kohmescher, S.M., chaplain, religion in- structor, and guidance director. Besides confes- sions and other spiritual functions, his duties as chaplain include directing the Sodality. Father Kohmescher teaches religion and gives occupa- tional guidance. Froni the looks of things there seems to he a deal in the making, probably something to do with finances Brother Herman J. Thaner, treasurer and one of the pioneers at St. Joseph High School. He has been a Marianist for over 40 years, spending half of them as treasurer at Cathedral Latin, prior to the opening of St. Joseph in the fall of 1950. In addition to his financial duties Brother Thaner teaches Algebra and inspires the activi- ties of the Dad's Club. 0 lil ' s i 15 The hallway Biology display case is a day in and day Nlarianist vocation display, erected in the cafeteria, out attraction for third floor traffic. was a center of interest during the month of May. Nlr. Ferruzza instructs his first year Physical lid class the ins and outs of rope Clllllblllg I Before classes the student body has the opportunity to assist at Mass and receive lloly Communion in the school chapel. Between classes a group of upperelass corner Father Wiesner hoping to get a confirmation on the spread- ing rulnor that the afternoon is free. X Queen ,,- - lovl. - ,I 'bb I 1,1 -' . 1? ' n . . I UU I A Q 'I xi 1 'Z ' 1 t Q ' 2- 15.5. Q Q ' l ' I -I ls I 5 ' r A IS , iljv. ' 1, . - ef 9 Q .1'b' ' y . 4 1 a . 5 3 0 U Q 3 . 0' x . 'AS S105 !' ' ax! I8 Qu Q 'Y K L A ,Q , 9 ' ' U Conceived if People witho ut Original sin A child sometimes reflects his mother not only physically but also men- tally and spiritually. He looks just like his mother, we often hear some- one say. We, as children of Mary, also reflect her, our Mother, in grace. Sometimes the reflection is not complete but this is to be expected of human nature. The students of St. Joseph try to reflect Mary's goodness in all they do. This is not always done with advertising but through simple things such as our ordinary duties and in helping others. By doing this we reflect Mary's devotion to her vocation and thus we glorify God. Father Louis Wiesner distributes Holy Communion to the seniors and their mothers at the Senior Moth- er and Son baccalaureate Mass. 19 -'US Qplf mf... Bro. Philip Aaron Bro. James Abel lllr. Andrew Belavie Nlrs. Thelma Brunnett are lVIr. Douglas Burns Bro. Joseph Choquette Bro. Philip 'l'. Auron, S.M.flleligion l, Algebra l, General Science, Sotlality, lland. Bro. JIIHICS II. Abel, Sll.-Religion l 8: ll, General Business Business Arithmetic, Shorthand, Typing, Clleerleaders, Savrislanf-z. Dlr. Andrew Bl. Belavic-Plane Geometry, Algebra l. hlrs. Thelnla Brunnelt-Secretary. Nlr. Douglas C. Burns-English l 81 ll, English Basic Composi- tion I., Study Hall. Bro. Joseph R. Choquette, SAI.-Slmp Math l 8. ll, Athletic Director. lllr. Edward ,l. Colahuno-Football Coach, Basketball Coat-li, Auto Shop. Bro. Frank A. lleibel, Sli.-Library, Sodality, Chess Clulv. Nlr. Colabuno Bro. Frank Deihel .11 .,T, Q .fx Q? lllr. .lanles Di Cillo Bro. Richard Diner-n Nlr. ,lanles A. lliCill0-Religion Ill, American Cove-rnnu-nt, World llislory, Stully llall. Bro. Richard Nl. Dineen, S.5l.flh-ligion l, World llistory l, Assistant Athletic Director. llr. Daniel li. Ferrazzafllcalllu l, Physical liclur-ation l, Line Coach Varsity Football, Basketball Coach l, Assistant 'l'ra1'lx Coach. Bro. Donald li. Foley, S.ll.--,-Xlgclmra l 8: ll, liarlh Sf-it-live, General Sl'lt'IlCt', Rifle Club. lllr. John J. Uaytlosh-Englimli, Sovial Studies, Guiflamw-. Bro. Cilln-rt ,I. Censler, SAL- Cvonwtry, Basic Math II, limsl- ing Team, lntrarnural Bowling K llaslu-tlrall. Mr. John Caydosh Bro. Gilbert Censler I!! v Q.. Dir. Daniel Ferrazza Bro. Donald Foley TI Q! MY! X Bro. Howard Hughes S- Nlr Frank Kirchendorfer f 4-x.,-- , Hs- ld- ig. x 5 Y f Q Bro. Raymond Clement Mr. William Gutbrod Bro. Raymond B. Glemet, SAI.-Iflnglisli lll 8 IY, Spanish Il, Spcevln ll, D1-bale, N isual Servive Nlnderamr. Mr. William J. Gutbrod-Physical Education ll, llead Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. Bro. lloward L. Hughes, Sill.-Religion ll, Latin ll, Choir, Sodality Ill, Cllaminade Club. lllr. Frank C. Kirchendorfer-English l, Latin I, Religion ll, World llislory ll. Bro. Paul li. Koller, S.lYl.-Chemislry, Algebra ll, Sodalily. lllrs. lluriel Kuhlman-Secretary. Bro. Paul Koller Mrs. Muriel Kuhlman 52, kg, - m l 4 ,af 'Vi' gf -5.3 Dlr. Anthony Lekan Blr. Robert Liedcrhach RIF- Emil 31211115 lllr. Anthony F. l.0kunvRcligion lll, Social Stutlivs Il K IX Study Hall. 1 Blr. Robert J. Liederbach-Religion III, English lll. lllr. limil B. llarasfljnglish lll ii lY, Journalisnl. lllr. Robert Nl. 1lvCaulvyfAmcrican History, Study Hall. illr. Cllarlvs D. llissar-Rc-ligion l, Reading l, Guidanvv l. Blr. .lobn lf. Nlllllullywbliglisll l, Gorman l K II, Study llull. Bro. Donald li. Noll. Sli.-Rvligion l, Typing l, Sodalily, Rook- keeping. llr. Robert J. Peck-linglisll ll Si lll, World llistory. M1-vli. Drawing. Mr. Charles llissar Nlr. John Dlullally Bro. Donald Nell' 4 if Blr. Robert McCauley Mr. Robert Peck 'vb 51: l ..L-:dawn ' 'F , 3 is-ff Dir. Paul Pojman Bro. Ralph Prangcr Fr. Eldon Reichert Bro. Charles Reiter Mr. Louis Sabec Illr. Joseph Schmidt fd!h- I .-f Mr. Paul J. Pojman-Social Studies III 81 IV. Bro. Ralph J. Prangcr, S.M.+Rcligion ll, Latin I 81 II, Sodality lll, llookstorc. Fr. Eldon C. Reichert-Religion ll, lll 8: IY, Sodality, Team Chaplain, Mission Activity. Bro. Charles II. Reitcr, S.M.-Typcwriting II, Shorthand I 81 ll, Bookkeeping ll, Business Machines, Secretarial Practice, General Business, Supc-rviscd Dancing Class. Mr. Louis Sahcc-Basic Math. I 84 ll, General Scicnce, Planc Ccometry. illr. Joseph Schmidtvflnglish I Si II, Writing I. Mr. Philip F. Schneider-English II, Spanish I. lllr. Richard J. Shelton-Biology, Lab, Lecture. Mr. Philip Schneider R. 3? Mr. Richard Shelton X X Z 5? L- il--s :J L. it-:Y Nlr. Harold Specht Mr. Alfrt-d Srp Bro. Nlichael Stimac Bro. Joseph Streiff '7 V7 V Bro. John Sullivan N--rv Mr. Carl Torch 1? 'l Mr. Harold E. Specht-Mech. Dr. I 81 Il, American History, Re- ligion I, Track. Hr. Alfred F. Srpflliology, Algebra I, llasif' Nlatll I. Ilru. Nlllillilfl J. Stinluc. SAI.-Smlalily IY, Algvbra Il, Radio Sz lfle-1'lri1'ily, llvligioll ll, llinlogy, Radio Cflllln. llro. ,losvph N. Strvilf, S.Nl.--Pliysivs, Algebra I, Solid Gunn 'l'rig., lloukslnrv, Sonia' Clulr, Rings. Bro. john J. Sullivan, S.NI.fSl10rtliand I, Typing I, Bookkeeping I, Religion l, S1-rvf-rs, Savristan. Mr. Carl F. Torch-Physical Education, Health, Basketball, lfrmllmull, Gulf. Nlr. Donald A. fnguriwlorld Ilislnry, Study Ilall. Mr. Nh-lvin W'illisfCaf1-lm-ria Manager. Blr. Donald Ungar llr. Xlelvin Willis IM gh5'X 1 W-. , 2. 4 fl uluf the S-llliill' lm- -. 5 u S Ydrlllllfv lllNlll1 NH Illlll lllld 9. r rml - S :more Hilld on -. I1 N l N duur li mn 110011111111 luuk on xx llt r r 1 mununf' .lblllu um the lI'dIllIlU llll Rafflows 5 sore lIll l1 muscle. x nr xx car f IIULIIIWIIIJII and Suffvl prvpure .A hook Jam kat - 1 as , x wud IS lm-x mer Well-ter? f5?...'F 5 3 Seniors A first graduating class of any school holds unique honors as founders and as one who has led the way. This graduating class is no exception and it can respectfully boast of roughing it through Junior days. Among the many fine qualities found in the group the generous spirit of cooperation and willingness to lend a hand whenever needed certainly has imprinted itself deep in the memories of all Four years ago a hundred and twenty boys made up this Freshman class On through the following three years Wltll a few boys leaving and more boys transferring the class has finished one hundred and thirty seven strong Very little fear or anxiety is held for this class It IQ very certain they will make the grade once they leave here Not all the members are brain trust and not everything tried succeeded however these boys had experunce in varied and new sltuatlons throughout their years at St Joseph and it is certain they w1ll find their way through the tough situations of lift I 28 'T' 34 Q-sf X N'-14 Joseph Topoly, Treasurerg Kevin Nloughan, President Dennis Fajaek. Secretaryg Ronald Terehek. Vice-President Senior Class 0-Fficers Senior Class officers are elected at the end of the ,lunior Year and hold a great responsibility to their graduating class and to the school. Great things are expected of themg their light is held high for all to see. Things they do and the impressions they make as memories live on for many years after they leave school. With these few words we present the first group of Senior Class Officers. 29 'K' '1' 'T' -x Vs 4'6- 5 ,sf . 'Vs if.-'v I , X., 4, . fin. rv ll Ronald Alic George Baka William Behrend Raymond Bolster Alex Bonnett Donald Braidich nc Ronald I Ilaslu-llvull 1, 2. 'Y' i' Kenneth Bollam James Breen I 1 l Lorgm lf Ifmrllrull I, 2, 3, 4, Smlulily 2, 3, -I, Serve-rs I, 2. 3, I, Choir 3, Class Officer I, LI, 3 I .mm flllllllllllll 9, 3. -I, I rom Conunilla-0 ,Iunior 3, Safely l'ulr0I Cupluin 2, llonur Roll I. 2, 3. R1 llrend Wllllanl ,Is Ilmsling 3, 4. Illlrillllllfill Iluskf-llmll 2 Rollani, lxennl ill A.f Choir I, 2, 3, Rand I. Intramural Iluslwllrull 2, 3, I. Che-nnislry Club I. llolgter, Raymond l,.fRaIIy flOllllllIIl1'l' el. 'I'ra1'k VI, Ilumw- I mnnnllve 3. lfl'1lldlCll, Don :ld ,I.--Ilmsling I, Rifle Clulz I. llrlekmin FIIIOIIIHS C.+l 0olhalI I, Iluslwlbull I, 2, Sodulily I, 2, Class Ullim-4-r I, 22. 3, I, Serv:-r I Intramurale I 2 3 41, Annual Staff. Brow Gke Ralph L.--Intramurals 3, fl-. runneli f arl J.-Allonor Roll I, 2. 3, -I, Ifunllmall Manage-r I, Smlulily 2. 3, I, Sc-rw-rs 2. 3. Inlraunural Iulball 2 3 LI Intramural Ilmsling 3.41. Class Uflic-er 3, 'I'r.uIx 3. Rafllo 1 Iub I I In-nu'trx flulr I Thomas Brickman T '4 30 AI' ,, , .- lla ka , Q' 1: l.- U. . I ' . . H J n ,Y I' 'r llonnett, Alex J.-U Ilreen, James K.f li , I Ilas' ' ' , . , , . . . 5 , . . Ralph Browske -4? f,v 3 f. Q 'A Q 9 1 ix f ,KN -. X in S af ! ve Carl Brunnett Thonias Catalano ,Iohn Clarke 'YL' tv- sn-..- 4-.,n ' at . If I gi: 13' ' Williarri Burns William Carney Thonias Carson .lohn Cecelic Dennis Christie Kenneth Cirino Burns, William J.-liowling 2. Carney, Wiillianl ill.-Intramurals 3, el. Carroll, John I .-Intramurals 3, 4. Carson, Thornas ,l.fSodality 2, Track 3, Servers 2, Foot bull Nlanagvr l, Bom ling 3, -l, Rally Commit tee 1, Chemistry Club 3. Catlano, Thomas F.7f,illf7lF 2, Band 2, Rifle Club 3, -1. Cecelit, .lolln ,l.fl ootbull l, Bowling l, 2, Chemistry Club 3. Honor Roll 3, Dzuim- Conunitlvv Christie, Dennis Nl.-Hand 3, lntraniural liuskvtbull 3, 4, f:llt'llllSll'y Club 3. Cirino, Ken BLS Clarke, John J.-Servers 2, 3, -1, Rally tiillllllllllfl' -f, lntruniural Basketball 2. Clifford, John lf.-Sodalitj 2, 3, -1, Servivc Club 3, Rally cl0Illlllill1'l l-, Chemistry Club 3, Class Oflit-4-r 4, llllllfl' Conunillm' 22, 3, 1. Coll-, llc-rnurtl ,l.fl ootball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Coll' 2, 3, -1, lion ling 3, Sodality 2, 3, Class Uflivt-r 2, 3, 4, Student Counvil 3, l rt-sbman Football Coacb Al, llonor lioll 2, 3, fl. John Clifford Bernard Cole Richard Cook Q If 'TS 'V' x f ' ' 1 XX ' ,f tif wx ,.,- 1. l. X N 'Q PRAYER William Doran Lad Erzen C5 ' Q- A I VA X Robert Cook Harold Criswell Cook, Richard A.-Clmir l, 2, Sudalily 2, 3, -1, Clu-mislry Club 3, Hand 2, 1, lnlraluural llzzrlkm-lball 3, Sm-rvvrs Club 2. Cook, Robert C.-lnlramural Howling 3, 4-. Criswcll, Harold J.-Frlotlrall 2, 3, 4, liaskctball l, 2, 3, 4, Sodalily 2, Golf 2, Class Uflive-r I, 2. 3, l, Clu-mistry Club 3, Daiwa' Conunitlcc 4. Doran. Yvillianl K:--'Golf 2, 3, 4, Rally C1llllllllll0f' 4. Class Uflivcr 4, Chemistry Club 3, lnlramurals 3, 4, Howling 2. Dubick, Gerald J.-' lnlramurals 2, 3, 4. Edelman, ,Ianms F.fRally Cmuulittcv 4, Clhl'llllSll'y Cluln 3. Danrf- Connuittvf' 3. 11. llusinvss Staff 4, Sodality 2, 3, Hand 2. Eldridge, Pele II.-Howling 2, 3. lirzvn, Lad J.-Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, llunor Roll 2, 3. Fadden, John P.iFo0tball l. Fajack, Dennis ,l.gFoolball l, lntramural Bowling 3, Class Officer l, 3, 4. Gerald Dubick ,lanles Edclnman Peter Eldridge John Faddcn Dennis Fajack John Fitzpatrick 'Th 150. '-s. Q., I 17' ffm ix M .r 1 - 'T' PX J Q?-.., -0' 75'-H, Z' Q '78 ' .15 ' , I - ' ik,- Si Q-.,,-v Andrew Furey Patrick Gaffney john Qagpar Farroni, Frank R.+Sodalily I, 2, 3, -l. Fitzpatrick, John E.+Sodalily 3, 1, Servers 3, lntraiuural Basketball 3, 1, Golf3, l, Chemistry Club 3. Furey, Andrew ,Lgllaskellrall 3, l, 'l'raek 3, bl. Gallney, Patrick L.gl oolball l, 2, Class Uflieer l, 2, 3, Servers 2, Rally Couunillee 3, l. Gaspar, ,lolln J. G.-Rowling ll, flll1'llli5ll y Club 3. Glowaeki, Ronald L.-l oolball l, 2. 3, Sodalily 2, Seieuee Club 2, clll1'llllSll'y Club 3. S1-rviee Club 3, Honor Roll 2, 3. Graff, Richard L.fSodality 2. 3, -l, Service Club 3, 1, lnlranlurul llasltetball 2. Chemistry Club 3. Yearbook Staff 4, Dance Committee 3, Stage Crew 2, Honor Roll ll, 2, 3. Gregoire.. Harvey G.iChoir 2. Grosel, Charles F.-Football l, 2, 3, -1, Sodality 1, 2, 3, bl, Service Club 3, 4, Servers 2, 3, Class Oflieer 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Safety Patrol 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Gulyas, Robert J.-Servers 2, Rally Committee 2, -1, Chemistry Club 3, Science Club 2. Gunn, Richard WY.-Class Uflicer ll, Football 3. , W - -X.. A 1QwM4y,kY'. l 4 v 12' Ronald Glowacki ..i'Z g :QE x 'Q Q1 Richard Graft' Harvey Gregoire Charles Grosel Robert Gulyas Richard Gunn Donald Gurnieh james Haas john Hanson bf Qs' f N D C ! 'PEI' X 'I' I ,fe 3 gf ,Lf Q 4 I 'P' I 'E . 7' 7' F2 Nlyron H1 l wlllldnl Hull Wllllam Hodgson Thouxas Horxukel f urnnk Donald I SOILIIIIS , lls lllllSl lhlslulllall 7 S 1 luo1hdII2 SGFWPFQQ 3 1 fhmumtrw Llub3 Rallw Cmnnullu 1 ll lll'w0ll Iohn lx bodahls 3 1 lnolblll I CINS Ufhur 7 3 1 Honor Rolll 2 '3 4 fhvuuitrw C ub - a .mu f0lllllllHf'f 3 1 Rlyrnnl .f D0 mlm 3 I Cllr-H53 4' f,llf'lIllSU'y f.lub3 Alldlll-xlSll8l4 Sc-rvvr. .. P Hill W'illi'1m I .- 0lf.,S0ll Williuln li.-Rally ff ' -- 'N Ch-lui. D Ilul 3 Scrvir' C1 3 Dwnu I uluil ornilu-l 'l'll0lll'lS Cf- .' -rvivv lu I - s - ' I . ruv'll , 'xml-s Y. f 11 ily L. f uglws, Anlhuny ,lf In I.. I . '-, 11.1 ., I - Ii 9 il .. 5 ulrhinson, , ohn IL- 1 ' , 4 I' In ' ' ' jil. s Uflic - WORK ,lanlcs Hrovat joseph Janus W , ide . ,f Q . . ' , If L. - . x 1 wi ,Im-obs, Nugrr F: Smlulily 1. Svrvc-rs 3, 4, Ulu-1-rlvuilvr 3, AIHHO-NviSllill Club I Janus, ,Inst-ph J. - lfcmllmll 2. 3, Huwliug 2, Sc-rvcrs 2. liuskf-lhull 2, Ulu-unislry Club 3. Anthony Hughes Curl .lunz ff V -4- , 1-.4-v' ,Ioh n Hutchinson James Judson ii 5 -uv- H 4. ! I PQ.-1 Roger Jacobs Joseph ,Iuska V9 'l,.7 aw- 1.1 A 5-un, Q-.ff Al--v-. ftw James Keirn justin Kelly ,l:lnz. Curl,l.vl.ilnrz1ry Stuff 1. Judson. ,lzunes NL- Servers 3. l e-urlumk Stuff I. Keirn, Janles D.fl oollmll l. L. W Juska, joseph ,l.-Football l. 2. 3. l.1.ln-ss 3. 1. lrau-lx 3. l. f.ln nnflrw l.luln 3. 7 Kelly. Justin .l.-lrlelmting 3. el. Sodulily 3. L Fa-ru-rs fl. el-. llltllll-xlSlIiIl -1.lIln5s0i1i4-rr l. llunnr Roll 0 l....3,4 Killeen, Ed F.-Chemistry Club 3. Kleninllenz, Gerald R.- Kolenc, Joseph C.-Smlalizy 2. 1. llzuul 2. Krall, Lawrence .Lf Krause, janles A.fServvrs 2. lnlrauuuruls l. Kruger. llolmert Nl.fSoclznlily 2. 3. 1. f.ln-uuslrx Llulm .l. Kruliell, joseph lhflliulogy Clulu 2, Ulu-mislry Club 3, llunor lioll I, 2, 3, Rally Cmmuillz-v I. Lang. .fhllllony ,l.-'l ootlmll I. Smlulily 2. lluslwllmll I, 2,1IIn-mislry ffluln 3. Se-rve-rs 2. Ed Killeen janles Krause '23 Gerald Kleinhenz Robert Kruger 3 7- 'Cl joseph Kolenc Joseph Krulich 4 A VN 5 X dl K PLAY Lawrence Kral Anthony Lang 11 Q? 4-lx 'C' Q ACTIVITY John Lenehan Gerald Lynch -'vi I ul '55 Qs.,-p I x VJ? Charles Lang I gg , t Ibis g I I 3 I H, -X' Y X' ,,- ,fry , Y ,, 'Q ,y - r N 2 li 2,2 ' ll, V -eww., , K ,,w,,, Eddie Langer Lang, Charles J.-Sodality 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Rally Committee 3, 4. Class Ufhcer 2, Chess Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Danee Committee 4, Servers 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4. Langer, Eddie L.-Football l, Track 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Golf 3, Chemistry Club 3. Laurich, Victor R.-Football I. 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, Rally Committee 4. Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Class Ullicf-r l. 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Intramurals 3. Lenehan, John P.-Servers 2. Lentz, Illartin G.- Levis, Donald ,I.iBasketball 2, Servers 2. Lonlbardo, Don J.-Football 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. Lynch, Gerald L.-Choir I, Sodality 1, Golf 3, Basketball 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Track 3. Nlaloney, Thomas V.gllanrl. 2, Servers 2, Chemistry Club 3. Martin, Thonnas E.- Martin Lentz Donald Levis Thomas Maloney Thomas Illartin Don Lombardo Richard IWIcCarthy f 'aff' , 1' 'WW'- 'U' ,.v 'N Wx K- . it-he-lv . Qs X, KE s Yr Nm-v ,l0S1'llll Nlvllalq- ,lolln Nlcllugh Donald Nlvxlillan Frank IYlcNun1ara Nldlarllly, liivllard F.- E 4 1, ' Nlcllale. Joseph C.-liaskmlrall I, Class Ufliccr I, Ll, Rally Cnnuuittrf- 1. Q, Nlvllugh, john ,l.-Fmmlball 2, L Class Uflirer fl, Clwniislry Club 3. X Nlcxlillan, Donald A.-Servers I. 2, lfmrllrall NlilIlLlgI'l' I, Climnislry fllulv 3. A a .5 ::l'F1lllli:liil, lfrank X: lfumliull 2, Howling 3., -l, S1-rvvrs 2. - I , 1-is-er, hcharcl J.-Y Nliklivh, Tony l..-- P . xllIlg.Zill'0llP. l':ltrick A.-Annual Staff L Rally Cmninillm- 3, Ll, llunur Roll 3. llunm- ll0Illllllll1't' L ' ' Nlusvr, ling nmncl Vp Annual Stall' l, llonnr Hull l, 2, 3, 1, Class Ullivvr I, 2, 3, S1-rvim-llllllr 3. L Xloughan, K1-vin .l.- Smlality 2. Rally ffolilluitlvr' -I, Dance f:0IIllllll.ll'1' -l-, Class Uflim-r 2. 3, Bowling E 3, L Senior Class Ollie-1-r, Annual Staff L Business Staff 4. Nainigor, ,lanms .Lgwllirlo Club 3, I, Chemistry Cluli 3. .. I - N1-wnian, ,lanlcs l1.'Cll1'IlllSlfy' 3. ' 4 , - vi Richard Nlciscr Kvvin Nloughan i Q ,y if' QF-4 A 'P YK :Ji xg,-1 , Q ,V A 1- , -vin Q--'Z int holly Nliklich ,Ianni-s Nainigvr Patrick Nlingarvlln ,lanms N1?M'lllllIl Q' 'L-'ji -,-.- It kg Vx m ' xx.- .Q ., 4' 1 X ' f ,Air llaylnuncl Moser ffllrisloplwr Nim- WH avg' FJ 1 19? ff if V ,Q A , X Cx gn-.f , fi' ' x 2 7 . ,ff or 1- .718 1: 5' 'mg Q.- iii.. L . 3 'A 9 v, ' V . 1 .K ., 1, Z A . - , - ' It . lx K . A 7 f Y ng! 1 YT, N 'I Yi 'Q--....,. . P ig ' A xv I X l s X Frank Novak Frank Ohlak ,lohn Oliver Donald P1-rko Richard Perusek Phillip Phipps Ncwsonic, liohcrt L.-Football 3, 4, Clu-nlistry Club 3. Nice, Christopher L.-Bowling 2, lliflv flluh 3, 11, Track 3, 1, Clwss Club 3, liaskvlball lllanagvr 2 Hand 4-. Novak, Frank A.gSodalily l, 2, 3, -1. llmxling 2, Chemistry Chnl: 3. Dann- fllllllllllllff' 2, 3, 4, Safvly Patrol 2, Svrvvrs 2. Oblnk, Frank J.- Ulivvr, john YV.-Football 2, 3, 1, Sodalily 2. 3, Svrv:-rs I. 2. 3. fill1'llllF-lfy flluln 3, llulwf- ffonnnillf-v 2, 3. 0:-ztrow, liohvrt Sf- Porko, Donald A.fllally f:0lllllllllf'f' lv. Ps-rust-k, liivhard ,l.fSodalily 3, ffha-mislry lfluh 3, Howling 2, lnlrumurals 3. Phipps, Phillip YV.-W Library Staff -1, Pre-ss llc-porn-r 3, L, Ullivial Svorm-r 3, 1. Pianl-vki, ,lov A.- Danivl Plvsko Nlivhaul liado lidw ard liannvy 2. A IS- ' w-gssr T. 31' ...ff ffm Ay! ay Q 'X- g 'Y all X 1 Q -pa .4-QP' X-ji 1 if Rohvrt Ostrow Ioseph Planeckl ' 1 X i7 f CRIFIQ? ilu.,- nr'- C- pn. ff' 5-...,v , 'Q 'Xl' sx 4. Y W5 iv Q 'B .X ug I Q . w V H 'Y ' 1 si v k. i . A, I I ,QQ ff! Q 45 ,ty vi lx. WQQR ,K .gk 2 'gm' X S Thornas Savoclnik Harold Sh1'0llZlll Plc-ska, Daniel ,l. Rada, Nlichavl li. Rannvy, EIlN'2ll'Il lf. - Richards, Dan F: 7 Ruic, Wwillianl S.'5t'l'Vf'I'S I, 2. Satller, Ronald F.g IIugh Schlnitz Joseph Sl'llCll liugcnc S01-linger Ronald Shuslvr Frank Siciliann Rolu-rl Slampfol Savodnik, Thonlas E.-f:llt'llllSlI'f Club 3, Rally Connnille-v 1. Schnlilz, Hugh .Lflland 2. Seach, Joseph W .M- Seelinger, l :llg0lll' I .-Rowling 2. Chess Club 3, 1, Clllf'Illlhll'y Clnlr 3. 'I Sheehan, Harold A.- Svrvvrs Z.. flhenlislry Club 3. Shuslvr, Ronald F.--'l'rar'k 3. Smlalily 3, Son 1-rs 2, 3, Rowling 3. C:llt'IlllSlI'y Club 3. Siciliano, Frank J. Yvilliam Ste-nrln-rg 1-X fw-.- ,,,, .' Ng! xx .. , R B5 1 5 A CCDPERATIO iQ 'Wx -Q...-ef Edward Sternon Ronald Tvrclu-k Q! Nfl PARISH LIFE 'K' 5 K. A 3-typ in 5 A7 5-.,,.- YN.- by i ...fir likm' I-,v 4 ful X or! 'N tv., V! Roy Streetz Frank Sustar Ronald Tekavec Donald TCSIH Joseph Topoly Raymond Videmsek Stanpfc-l, Robert ,I .- Sll'llIllPl'g.Z, Wlllianl H.- lforxtlmll l. 2. 3. Smlulily 2. S4-rvir-r Club II. Clu-mislry Club 3. Class Uflicvr l, fl. 3. 1, clllllll' 2, lJ2llN'l' f.UIllIIllll1'l' 2, 3, llonor ll ull I, 2, 3. Stork. Joseph A.-Clmir 3. 1. Smlulily 2. S1-im-:uw Club 2, Clu-miflry Club 3. Class Ufllrvr 2, Slurlvnl Counril 3, IJZIIIIT' Couuuillvv 2. Sh-rn:-n, lfdward F.---Fonllmll I. 2, 3, l 1 lu uuslrv Club 3. Strom-iz, Roy ,I.+Cl1o-ulislry Club 3, Strucknlan, Robvrl Nl.fSpe'alxing 1. Suslar, Frank ll.-Rmvling 3, 1, lliulov rw w Club 2. 'l'vkzn'vf', Ronald 'l'.flimsling 3, 1, Rzlskmball 2 3 , . Vll0l'l'lll'k, Ronald ,lr-Smlzllily 2. 3. -l, llvbuling 3. l, Clu-ruislry Club 3, Svrw-rs 2. 3, 1. Sf-ninr Class Ollie-4-r, llunrf- Conuuiltvc' 2, 3, llouur Roll l, 2, 3, 1. Tvstu, llonalrl J.-Library Stuff 1, Class Uflivm-r l. Rowling 2 Marlin Walsh Charles YVunda Robert W'ascburu ,fxf 3 -9 VS 2 .-- 7 Q ,K Dennis Watkins fl il 0 IN PIR TION 4 Q, fo-xt Michael Weist Richard Willkomm ,,4 ,'.7 James Whitely 3156 'S.,..-ffl I l I A W George Wervey Timothy Yokules Topoly, Joseph A.-Football l, 2, 3, Class Officer l, 2, 3, Senior Class Officer, Bowling 3, Annual Staff 4, Sodality l, 2. Videmsek, Raymond F.- Waldron, Gerald ,I.vSodality 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, 4, Sacristan 3, 4, Servers 2, 3, 4. Walsh, Nlartin J.-Football 4, Track 3, 4. Wanda, Charles P.-Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Oflice Staff 2, 3, 4, Service Club 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. Waschura, Robert E.-Basketball 2, 3, 4. Watkins, Dennis J.-Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Class Officer 4. Weist, lllichael C.-Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Chemistry Club 3. Wervey, George F.- Whitely, Kames W.-Basketball l. Willkomm, Richard E.-Basketball l. Yokules, Timothy A.-Sodality 4, Rally Committee 4, Annual Business Staff 4. 41 CON SECRATIO Highlight- Senior Prorn Senior Mass and Breakfast Graduation Ceremonies I I VP' Senior graduation ceremonies commenced with the Senior Prom. During the evening Victor Laurich crowned Ling Billy Stenlberg. This evening will be remembered a long time as an outstanding first. Q, , f' WJ Fr. Fleming, Fr. Wviesner and Fr. Reiehert 1-oine to the auditorium with Bishop Floyd Begin. Immediately following Benr-diction Charles Grosel gives the saluta- torian address. F ii if ll ff' liishop Begin reads the Introit at the graduation Blass. This is the first Mass at the new altar. liishop lfloyd lit-gin presents ,loe Janus with his diploma and Ray Moser reeeives a scholastic' award. .J D 7- J J .K 235 lg. 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'Ms 2 Alb Q g N 4. . 5 'g9'.nnJ I These Juniors under the inspiration of Mr. Maras, These first year mechanical drawing students learn have come to read understand and appreciate good that it isn't all drawing, it takes studying to under literature Stand- Juniors In 1951 a group of about three hundred and fifty boys were experiencing their first months in a big, new high school, and to most of them, the fresh- man year at St. Joseph was the biggest change they had yet made. Two years later, a class of young men engaged in junior year studies in college preparatory, mechanical or business courses, returned to the now familiar halls. They showed determination in helping establish the tradi- tions which they will hand down to the succeeding classes and to better the fine record which they had already earned by their excellent scholastic record, a large number being present or former honor students. Their wholehearted participation and very fine showings in sports and other school activities give the class an enviable reputation. The spirit of rivalry between the homerooms increases the initiative of the class, bring- ing forth many fine accomplishments. If the past is any indication of the future, this class should be a real leader and should set a high standard for the rest of the school to follow as the senior class of 1955. 46 JUNIOR A ,I 1 5 Fira! Row: Il. Ilrf-gglr. II. IxruI4u'. .I. I'ilIINIIIl. .I. SIIIIIIRI. 'If Illlllllllllli. IX. S4-Imffa-r X , Iurilln. If. 'I'nIN4ls'N. SUPOIHI Iinn: I.. XJIIIFRIII. II. IIRIIIIIAIII. ll. Ifium-run. II. ffnrr. YII. II :I Iify- .I. l,I1lIilIs..I- IM-NI:-nl. .I. II1'4'Iu'r. 'I'IlirmI Huw: IJ. Ixil-xr-lx. 'I'. IIuIzIu-irnu-r. .I. 'II Iimwki. III. IAM:-rj.,I.f.rf'g11lll. II. ,IilI'lll. Il. I.umIr. ID. Iluggun. I . xIl'ilIll1PI'..I. SIIIIHIIIQ If Uivlrivll, Ii. I rilur, NX . Tomllc-5. III. SIIIIIII. ,I. firfwkvr. IQ. Iyve-. Ix. I'IIIlgl'l'ilI4I. xIISQ' g S. Host. T. lxullwra. C. H1-rbisun, P. luwln, G. Myers, S. lII'illlbIxj. JUNIOR B Fits! Russ : .I. 'I'Ill1Iur,fI. ,IoI1nsnn. Il. 'NIunning, Il. N ugvl. Il. IIul1I1m.,I.Ie-rn. N. Url 4 J. SIIIIS. IJ. 'I'hmnus. Second Row: Il.1l1I1Iis. Ii. Durant. IJ. l'IUfIl2llII'I. .I. Ile-nk. .I. .Iur1 lnvav. Ii. Ifrzn-n. .I. IIrz1star.j. NIuIIin, D. Pope-Iku. Third Row: .I. Ilallvr. I.. Sorlruk II Schmitt. G. Nnblv, NI, Gnluh. J. I.unvrgan. L. Nlamlel, .I. IILiI'IIll'II. Fourth lion HyIamI. Il. I.u1Iuim'I4. U. Nurmirzm. Il. FIM-rI. -X. Slrnmy. .I. IxuleIf's. IJ. SI1eIIvy. Coleman. 1 .I , f I 0 'C A ag: RI I I 1 'Q ff' ' ft xr -I 1 1? ,. - v .., 4 R 2 s B JUNIOR C First Row: X . lJOIh1C'Il0, R. Duplessis, R. llordinski, J. Novak, J. llalazs, R. Zitnansky, F. Keylerlebcr, T. Taubler, Second Row: T. Kearnes, J. 0'Rourke, D. Trask, W. Ward, R. llaka, R. Thomas, J. Nosse, J. McManus, R. Panchur, Third Row: S. Larabee, J. Case, T. Podmore, E. Nadsady, J. Bukovec, L. Cissley, E. Zamiska, E. Killeen, Fourth Row: J. Murphy, I.. Mclluinness, li. llienku, l.. Ilender, J. Yanick, G. lloyden, T. Maloney, W. O'Keefe. JUNIOR D First Row: D. Ellis, C. O'NeilI, A. Knaus, R. Brent, W. 0'Brien, F. Kirschling, A. Celeste, D. lNaderer, Second Row: C. Kelley, J. Whitley, D. Saturnino, R. Dodson, K. Scanlon, J. Lowe, P. Zgonc, J. O'BoyIc, Third Row: J. Burke, C. hlorano, T. Whelan, R. Koch, G. Oillrien, T. Taylor, L. Boelmlein, R. Edelman, W. Dietz, Fourth Row D. Peejak, J. Bornick, J. Craycar, J. Dolance, E. Mocilnikar, T. Bier, J. Petric, J -Jacobson, Absent: P. Shupe, D. Urhancic. JUNIOR E First Row: C. Mazzocki, R. Schultz, G. LaRiche, J. Gray, C. Wvolfram, J. Lardie, J Shea, M. Prendergast, N. Egensperger, Second Row: G. Cekada, D. Kucera, J. Videm- sek, A. DePalma, lil. Ciolli, T. Duffy, J. Kelley, R. Tagliaferri, Third Row: L. Tiefen back, J. Wensco, li. Murray, N. Novak, N. Gadzinski, J. Muirliead, F. Fleeksteiner, G West, Fourth Row: T. Haffey, R. Haas, WH Haas, F. Kramer, F. Woest, A. Lesso, T Ribar, J. Ullman, Absent: J. Snyder, U. Cornacchione, J. Hendron. 'U It is not all study during the school day. Duffy entertains a group of Juniors during lunch period, however Lowe definitely appears bored. - 'ff -14421. - I fi I sl K1 JUNIOR F Z1 4. I First Row: J. Ilozlg, J. wIlilI4'll, II. Ii:-1I1'l1:-Ilvlt, P. Look, X. IA-ixmm-Iwr. I.. Liglnlm-r, I' Ilunggur-In, S1-cond lion: J. Iiuyvr. Ii. lrbunski, J. Ihuu-r, J. Harris-, I . Uxliyrm-, II IIr4-1-r, G. Gro:-ssv, Third lhm: R. Vlusl, II. Cnrrurun, If. Nlrunn-r, J. Nlikluviv, I lfrcclcrick, J. Lnrs, J. M1-um-5. Fourth How: S. Walla:-0, D. I.Iric'I1, W. Us-nilmn, II Slilldli, J. lvrbam-iv, J. Ilu11uInu-,.XI1s0llt:J. Rich-II, ff. Vlix, ID. Jirouse-It. JUNIOR G First Row: K. Dah-ssio, H. Immurinn, I Ii: Ii. Ilunrulty, Third How: II. Nlunning, IDnIn-rly, NI. Ilnugllvrly, Fourth Huw: IIurIu-, J. lIl'llIl'y, AIDSDIIIZ J. I oI4-y. I'. 50 5 9 I SPI, I. 5 . 7-' I 4 ? 1. .. -uII4-, J. ,-Klum. l,. Illrm-r. A. KIM-rIw, J. Iliann, Second Rom: Ii. Svige-I, IJ. Items, J, UANI-iII, ID. Im-uIm1'1-i, IQ. Km-rzv, Il. Yi-rm-. A. Ilrie-11'nII, If. Built, If. I III, 'If I,0IlUV2lIl, J H. thmzun, R. Szafrunie-1'. U. Daly. ff. Hurnu, S. Grim, J. Surlz. 'F Nlr Shelton, Biology instructor, talks over the results ofa lab test with two of his students, Russell Smith and Robert Brennan. Sophonnores As Saint Josepl1's first quarter years draw to an end, the sophomore class shows itself as playing a vital role in making this fourth year a success. Due to the readi- ness and willingness of the students and the cooperation and backing of the teachers the students have enthusi- astically aided in making all school activities both en- joyable and profitable. In school activities such as the Fall Festival, 2-C placed second in the school and Alan Kazlauckas second for individual sales. 2-C,s Marion Year project was pub- lished and discussed in the Universe Bulletin. During the Christmas season 2-E decorated the front windows of the school. 2-D came in second in the Lenten Mission Drive and 2-C decorated the altar for the retreat. Re- cently, Anthony Smetona was chosen to play in the concert sponsored by the Mothers' Guild and Alfred Budnick won a typewriter in an art contest. 51 E! SOPHOMORE A First Row: G. llolek, R. Wcigand, J. Kula, J. llaffey, F. Darcy, C. Quaglia la, T. Greene, D. Molnar, J. Rowman, Second Row: F. Adler, R. Hermann, M. Caspar, R. Keptner, F. Kovitch, D. Kavran, J. Torer, K. Shulga, F. Ccczi, Third Row: S. Maslar, J. Acker- man, J. Kane, T. Hot-nigman, P. Ricciardi, J. Wiclunan, R. Kinkoff, Ii. Downs, J. McDonough, Fourth Row: R. lfnglehanpt, ll. Cowan, ll. Sexton, P. Caizutis, A. Yac- cariello, W1 Hildebrand, J. Wilhelm, G. Kenehan, Absent: J. Yalentine. SOPHOMORE B First Row: BI. Calabresc L. Katzenberg A. Smetona, T. Collins, L. Kovach, J. Gus- lincic BI. Reaume D. Kindlcr J. Drescher Second Row: W. Gordon, P. Mancino, T. Kellner J. Tankovich R. Chiocchio J. Anslovar, L. Lnje, J. Dunlap, Third Row. J. Thailing M. Crdina J. Rizjak F. Whalen, N. Crann, F. Adamic, N. Trefzger, R. Kirpatrick J. Kaplafka Fourth Row: R. W'isne, YV. Schwed, D. Pallet, C. Zncco, A. birz W Rokovitz K Shimels SOPHOMORE C First Row R Jackson II llntlon J nandt, R. Portaro, R. Marcinko, C. Acker, J. I larke J Broadbent I Wilson J Stepancik, Second Row: D. Kennedy, T. Gaertner, T McDonnell T I mdic D Ploclca D. Jarmush, J. Nlcllride, N. Lynch, J. Conomy, R Valentino Third Row R Szabo G Gron, J. llelanich, R. Fedorchek, T. Gubanc, W. Denk R Kasper D Callahan R Thomas, E. Ryan, Fourth Row: R. Weber, J. Het- zer J klemencic J Podboy R lak L. Barone, M. Maurer, F. Grady. Creating displays for the Biol- ogy show-window is a weekly task. Joe Bisjak is finishing off a spring display devoted to plants and flowers. 'N 'Q 3 . th A '35 Q 1, VG l 612 W' A r J I 'ui A .- -.F 4? A QQ- QM, 2 , ...J SOPHOMORE D First Row: D. Maloney, R. 'Vlivkovitg U. Swunmn. T. Gr:-1-n, I.. Vs inlvrslvllcr, K. Con nors, Second Row: M. liyrnv, J. lJl'lN'YI'l', L. Culugrossi, ll. Rosson, J. Sw:-viiry, 'Sl Sunlilla, Third How: J. Pc-lclif-. F. Conti, J. Jarr-, J. H1-hling, ff. Slit-al, P. Swanson: Fourth Rows: D. lv-m-uly, Nl. Flynn, J. liyrns-. J. Xlvlnlyrv, NN. Kc-gun, J. Pe-va, Ah- svnt: ll. 'Il-ul, J. Mvliriell. SOPHOMORE E First Row: A. lxazlauckus. P. Caslvllano, K. Baker, G. Hoi-ter, K. Fink, M. Tibaldi Second Row: T. Glefw. lf. ljllllllill, J. TXUSIHIISPTM J. Qualvy, T. Dmnps-ey, M. Kosem Third Ross: fi. lluria, fl. ZIIIIZIIITV, J. Hough. J. Grlmdlnan, Palisin, IJ. Nliluvm- Fourth Row: A. Iiudnim-li, T . Sxvgs-I, T. lxum-, J. Jxing, IJ. Sli:-Q-Iiun. :KIDSUIIIS J. Nic- Laughlin, li. Hoyvv, J. Fnlin. 54 s s Q V' I 4llll SOPHOMORE F First Row: li. Spie-uzzu, lt. xlll't'ii, D. Carleton, J. Nnunan, I.. Carver, G. Gnrnik, W Carr, D. liuzzvlli, G. Schwartz, S1-vond Row: J. lfinm-gun, I . Bt-4-gif-, lf. Bedford, li Killa-n, M. Story, fl. Carroll, H. Kustiha, G. Jvnlun, R. l.lIv, Third How: K. Mist-ll, J Zllll2llll'it', J. Stanton, C. Dictrivll. J. Clifford, NI. l'z'rt'i1', H. ftliklaviv, R. lXt'llllllCl'ltl1g E. Pevjuk, Fourth Row: R. Smith, J. Ustors, NX. Nlule-jku, R. Naluilis, J. Friga, It Turk, E. k4llllt'f, G. Ulusenvr, J. Nlaruna, Absent: li. Brennan, T. W cir. SOPHOMORE G First Koss: V. liarnurd, J. U'l.t-ury, ll. YY alsh, P. Clarke-, G. xll'GON't'fll, R. lxfrlk, J V illiunns, A. Ha-rnurdn, Second lion : G.Zal1lcr, R. Ce-snik, K. Morrison, J. lfitzpatrick D. Smith, I.. lti1'lxurds,G. W if-guml. J. Goldc-n, Third lion : A. Frutu, L. Limit-rnmn, IJ Svllut-ffm-r, 'l'. IJ:-Paul, ll. Stuppe-r, XX. St-llzy, Nl. 1rt'l'IllilIlll, A. Russo, Fourth lion J. llurnyul-t, lf. ltynns, N. Strnaul. li. lxre-lm. P. S4-uluhrinu, J. Xunng, 'lf Puvvllu, .Un- svntz U. l uir1-hiltl. lx. Xluvk. 55 I SOPHOMORE H First Row: D. Bregar, L. Tcmplin, W. Branch, C. Ballish, F. Sheehan, R. Giclink, T Dwyer, C. Jackson, J. Collins, Second Row: R. Glassener, R. Primozie, A. Blackstone T. Pausch, J. Ilribar, A. Martinieh, D. Callahan, A. Kowalski, S. O'Niell, Third Row D. DeMarco, C. Richael, K. Cesnik, J. Kacpcrski, W. Sprenger, D. Golohec, J. Mc- Kenna, T. Migcllelbrinck, C. Washington, Fourth Row: D. Conkey, C. Collins, L McCallion, J. Perrolli, W1 0'Donnell, J. Lucha, li. Wlosky, Absent: T. Dick. SOPHOMORE J First Row: R. Yesko, G. Nramor, XY. Exam, T. lmmarino, A. Nock, D. Gouse, R. Kral, M. Stanton, Second Row: F. Skoda, C. Franck, J. Tcany, T. Repasky, R. Legan, D. Cortnik, D. Kirchner, J. Mihallio, Third Row: N. Beeman, P. Delaney, T. Rock, lf. W'alsh, N. Ryskowich, D. Covelli, B. Middleton, D. Browne, Fourth Row: G. Cooper, P. Kelley, A. Le-hen, T. Jaworske, J. Turosky, A. Pizmoht, R. Gottwig, Y. Corrado. ' 1 -L. ,W I Brother Deibel's little helpers do everything from cataloging books to binding them. ,lim Hoag types cards and Jim Kostensek stamps books while Hike IICHUIIIP eoni- pletes a bookbinding job. Did you ever handle dead frogs? Well, these boys seem to delight in preparation for the lab periods. They will tell you it is possible to get accus- tomed to anything once you get your hands in it. This freshman art class finds the problems of perspective most intriguing. Some prob- lems require considerable study, while others are a mat- ter of routine. -- '- ' 'l 0 I 1 Thi- lliology df-partinenl docs not lack vquipnn-nt and favilitivs. to This beautiful diagram of the ln-art is lu-ing 1-xplaim-mi lay lfriga. limi- cnalrlc' tho studvnts to got all llw ni-ci-ssary vxpvric-lu-v in llivir study. ford and liuzze-lli are- amaze-d at llu- lim- Q-xplanulion lfriga is gixing. Portaro, now you knows how you arc- put log:-llivr. :XS rvward. om' tropical lisli for lfriga. ees .- w -5 ....,......1.- .l0llfl CHl'F0ll ll3S his WCCli in lllt? l00l bin. Ile- FUD lvll fflll Hbfllll lilllfi- Catalano asks Burns if he lllinlxs lic will have that lrattvrv Cll3I 'f'll . - O motive parts also. before two this afternoon. Ken Bollain and Bill Ruic give this car a good 1-In-vking ovvr plus a jim Kei,-n and Joe Mvuak, repair pans so that llwir vars will pau EFCHSC jflh- inspection. Q I , X, J ,..L in-X1 l 'f . , ... Freshmen The Freshman Class of 954- had the honor of attending St. Joseph High the first year that it enjoyed four full high school grades. This probably had something to do with the remarkable showing in school spirit. In all drives a freshman class took honors. Being the biggest freshman class since the foundation of the school proved that the school was growing and also taking its place among the leading high schools in the city. Being one of the great schools is not accomplished merely with beautiful buildings but primarily by its high grade teaching staff and willing students. This year's freshman class enjoyed a great year. It can look forward to the next three with high hopes. First year art students wet their brushes for the first time in some preliminary work in color. Learning to handle the tools and teaching them 'to behave is one of the benefits de- rived from the art program. 'f--Q.. , M MMT'--qwnui I is 1, Q F. ,Y i 3 i 1 nf cH'5?K + ., S, if Q? D A .i J. , FRESHMAN A First Row: K. Loje, C. Durbin, J. X 1-drody, J. Audia, R. Pausf-li, J. Halloran, E. Mari niv, L. Schneider, P. Cost, D. Ilunnon, S1-cond Row: J. Swsyt, G. Brmsskv, G. Mullin D. Fosselinan, J. Horvutll, D. Clifford, H. Farroni, K. Tnigo, Third Row: F. Slvngcr S. Ili-rega, N. Dupun, G. Mutuusck, N. liuir-, P. Whtral, D. O'Neill, Y. Craser, W. Carl sun, J. Calandra, Fourth Row: C. lim-r, K. Norris, P. Drockton, Xl. Doria, C. linllun J. Egan, J. Lass son, D. Adams. FRESHMAN B First Row: li. livrgrrml, K. U'N4'ill, J. Dvurdl-li, lf. liupp, Nl. 5lc'Kvnna, li. Ylvllonne-ll li. Lallrivk, 'l'. Nlurslle-, K. Uvurgv. Second Huw: A. Kuprivvc, NV. Hunter, li. Field D. Ilannun, J. Cranford, C. Cuking, ll. Lutz, T. Guzil-1, J. II. Ilanzal, Third Row: J K1-Iz, J. Yanlilargan, R. Irlllllllllrl, K. flliunan, C. llillc-nzo, l.. Lester, T. Shaffer, J. llan gurll, V. Yngcl, Fourth Row: R. Nlvtrln-ll. J. Patton, K. liuylv, R. llisvlmf, .L Cappcl lvlti, J. Cinlxolc, J. Ulu-rle-. 61 1 s f fs FRESHMAN C First Now: li. l'vIe-linkur. J. Truixm, ll. Colin:-r, J. Volski. U. Sknzinskus, R. K1-ssh-r li. Junsvn, M. lin-nnun, 'l'. Nlulum-y. fl. Nun'l'illnlrg. Svc-und Row: J. Lvpnrati, J Coy nv, V . Castle-, J. l.im'4-mia-z. ll. N uvrznria-lln. J. lmgzlr. lf. lludigan, P. Maru, Il. liI'1't'll J. Um-lmle-in, Third Row: C. Upuskur. IJ. Jan-Lson. M. Kolar, M. Mallar, G. Jalwk, 'I' Stanton. NY. 'l'isi, U. 1.4-slum, 'l'. lfllnro, 'l'. Te-rzulm. Fuurth How: YY. Huber, J. Struna J. llulun, li. Mapu-I, R. CLIITIPIK. J. Gilsml. J. Hrum-iz, ll. N'luglic'i1', F. Turk, Absent: F Kulislvr, I.. llnffarl. FRESHMAN D First Row: T. Ulf-ksa, C. Xvllhlgvllllllll, P. Frusvc-llo, F. liisbve, R. Ulstad, R. Baker Y . Purudisv, A. Kvrrigan, P. Assvff, K. M4-is:-r. SPCOIIII Row: J. Liszffslti, C. Hrastar, J. Payne, R. Kaplar, YW. Blair. T. Murphy. I.. Smith, H. JZIFIIIIISVII, D. Dmnelto, H. Divnlvrt, Third Row: H. llolzhvinwr, D. Kokos, VV. Luviano, J. Nflakar, A. Dragmen, A. Kohankif-, D. Zak, M. Cnynv. D. Hadky. Fourth Rows: B. Hrcn, WT. Berk, J. Lieike li. Russick, L. Finn:-ran, J. Stark, C. Culotta, R. Roedf-r. . 1 1 cr , , 7 ' G . Le s 1 Sm FRESHMAN E First Row: J. Harmon, W. Anzick, A. llohinc, R. Mercer, ll. Frain, R. Tankovich, J Delllrocco, J. Assing, D. Ostrow, Second Row: P. Corcoran, W. Bochstahler, M. Ross D. Vitale, P. LaManna, D. Noel, D. Lear, L. Spacone, R. Flynn, F. Foley, Third Row' T. Ilalloran, D. Toil, W2 Derus, J. Wllitely, C. Domonkos, L. Fleckenstein, M. Oesterle. J. llurrello, M. Adams, Fourth Row: R. Klishak, R. Kallmann, M. Ribar, J. Nemclh J. Owens, W'. Hcft, D. Brown, R. VanDcuscn, C. Chiancone, T. Zeitz. FRESHMAN F . First Row: M. Madden, F. Edwards, F. Zupanic, J. Sebring, E. Krause, R. Glaefkc, li Taddio, D. Taylor, T. Chodkiewicz, Second Row: E. Grcisl, J. Marko, R. Dubnwich G. Scel, J. Pernus, J. Sweeney, P. Sopko, M. llcrrilla, Third Row: Buda, E. liradac D. Jazbec, M. Palerich, M. Burns, G. Royle, R. Dokar, R. Giel, Fourth Row: J. Davis R. Godic, C. Olivo, J. Mcliee, A. Leanza, D. Zingle, R. Helanger. if Q. 5. E s Q s a 'H- J J S J Pi FRESHMAN G First Row : 'lf Sur-k. J. fllllllfify li. Kuzar, P. Byrne, J. Calalioli, R. Km-hs, R.'I'1-mp NI. flurm-y, R. Sivln-rt. IC. I.:-ili. Svconrl Row: WW. Walsh, M. Joyvv, R. Morris, J. NLM nurrl. Nl. Huy. R. lfllifwlt. R121-1-si, J. Chvrasu, L. Hovevar, Third Row: J. Posse-ll, XI Szulvr. J. Saurir, T. Slllllfiik. J. U'ffunnnr, R. gxlf'Cl'iI18, J. Alhrfwllt, J. Raglrm, lnvggranu. Fourth Hou: li. lfiorillo. R. Pirv. H. Gillvspie. D. Zuvh. R. Kosmf-rl. V lfir-hlvr. 'lf x'lll'i'iI'Jl. li. Gomlrnun. FRESHMAN H First Nun: lf. Ilunmun. J. 11mm-lla. J. xllfgdfff. J. Hum-5, T. lfurlu-, J. l l'l'SQ'llkU, Us III 1' lhll. SUCUIIGI Rom: H. Holla, U. lfrmlillgg. P. S2illlllf'I. J. Longo. J. flllllllillllllil , IJ.-lfumuru. J. Uurmnm-. Third Rim: R, Janus. R. Manning. J. Tiqln-, W. Ze-rial, f Hum-r. P. lxcn um-lv. I.. 5l'IlLl4'fI'f'. J. Hu-lfm. IS, Rmlpham..-Xbsf'l1t: H. Shanti. F. Zus 111 nllx. 64 I J 'V Q-4 ex ' .Ai-f. T .slr x -, , 1 I Ji - ll x 5' 1 l ,. J f A FRESHMAN J First Row: E. Sargvnt, T. Griffiths, L. Sima, Vw. Unlanivh, R. Nourse, J. Gormley, G. Chasv, J. Sullivan, J. Dorsey, G. Lulu, Second Row: P. Niclvor. A. Uvffhionvro, J. Blake, Nl. Ribar, R. Potokar, M. Famm-. C. Young. J. Brennan, L. Brown, Y. Zitel, Third Row: F. Cirnski, J. Turvk, S. Jankfm ski, R. Leonardi, R. Strathcrn, J. Puhger, D. Cas- trigann, J. Kvsslvr, F. Uc'GaPlano, Fourth Row: K. Ugrin, P. Dodson, C. Yule-illim-, R. Krauwr, C. lxu1lokas,ll. Murphy, R. Nlistur, R. Spvvhl, J. Yandr-rhilt, R. Wfard. FRESHMAN K First Row: k.Zilnansky, R. fIusc'l1ing11unu.J. I'4malI,J. Nlulrny, R. S1-un, II. Knmlral, F. Hufgurel, H. 'lJilI'Siliill0, P. 'Vlislx-y. 501-01111 Row: J. l'iSklll. R. llulngh, J. J1-nilrss, R. Parlvh, YV. Fakull, I . fukuvsski, IJ. Raman. J. Rugars, Il. Brown. Third Row: Ni. Fvkc-lc-. lf. Kullar. R. llnlzhv-irnu-r, 5. lmunzu, NI. K1-1-k, J. w'ia-rsvh, J. iloslv, J. Kvrlis, T. Whrd, Fourth liens: F. WF-tze-I, J. Urnvrsu. J. xJiJlf'VQ'4'. J. Hmwh, J. llvdde-rulan, R. iJf'IliilLllI. G. R:-ilvilhavk. R. Sivln-rl, J. NI:-ye-rimffvr. 65 sv OLIY adio and Electricity Chemistry A l':lf'Cll'0lIlilgIlPl kits are used in preliminary ex kit. Celeste and lloehnlein try their luek. all 543 ,nw These young electricians progress through the elementary experi- ments t0 the more advanced problems until finally they spend the greater part of one year in electronics. pQ'I'illl?lll to l.llC IIIOIUI' These .lunior seienee students spend a few hours a week in the Chem- istry Laboratory. Bob Ustrow demonstrates the use of the electro-welding outfit Wateh your eyes, fellows! Lodi Mandel and Pal Manning ean without doulrt see that this ex periment was sueeessful. ,.- i-' Queen S V Activities Assumed Into eaven Activities in school constitute a valuable portion of a person's living. A portion that is most always construed as a preparation for life but not a part of living. Man can boast of his material achievements as living but they will avail him nothing if he voluntarily exiles things of the spiritual life. Thus the activities of Saint Joseph High School have unified not only material things but also the spiritual into a well rounded program. No man can be more active than one who is active with God, thru God, and in God, and for God. Radio students acquire first hand experience in commum cations as part of their course. Here a mobile unit is being tuned up with the assistance of the home station 69 First Row: D. Lombardo, 11. Criswell, E. Sternen, J. Wilson, D. Watkins, C. Baka, C. Grosel, Y. Laurich, J. Mellugh, Second Row: E. Nadsady fMgr.J. J. West fMgr.J, T. Hughes, J. Oliver, J. Juska, 13. Newsome, NI. Wiest, Nl. Walsh, B. Tagliaferri, D. Hogan, Third Row: 13. Mast, J. llelaniek, D. Saternino, K. Hanratty, C. Nlorano, D. Yogal, L. McGinness, T. Ribar, Fourth Row: S. liost, W. Matejka, E. Nlocilnikar, J. Cregan, 11. Haas, T. llaffey, li. Haus, M. Flynn, J. Hornyak. St. Joseph's football team having had a good summer practice headed for Fairport Harbor for their first start of t11e 1953 sea- son. After a long hard see-saw battle the game ended in a tie C0-01, with both teams claiming a moral victory. The next game was at home with St. Stanislaus. The Vikings won this one by one point C14-131 on long touchdown runs by Joe Juska and Marty Walsh. Points after touchdown were made by Jake Oliver. The next contest was a C25-OD romp over Wickliffe. Scores were made by Juska and Wialsh, Bob Mast, and a blocked kick by Tom Haffey, which he converted into a touchdown. The Vikings then traveled to Elyria, where they crushed their opponents f32-61. Scores were made by Juska. Vic Laurich, Tom Ribar and two passes from Harry Criswell to Denny VVatkins. With three wins and a tie tueked under their belts the Vikings headed for Warren to meet St. 1W1ary,s. The Vikings here were edged 113-19D when they were stalled on the St. Mary's one-inch line. Both touchdowns were made by Juska. who was carried off the field in the fourth quarter. Uliver made the points after touchdown. St. Edward's next on the schedule was ripped C391-TJ. llogan, Laurich, Don Lombardo and passes from llogan and Criswell to Cregan and Watkins scored for the Vikings. Extra points were made by George Baka and Mike Wiest. We now want to add that the defensive line composed of Baka, llaffey, Tony Hughes, Chuck Grosel, Jack Mcllugh, Eddy Sternen, Bob Tagliaferri and Bob Newsome was one reason we won as many games as we did. Now last but not least, we played Latin and were edged', out C41-OD. A11 we can say for this game is wait till next year. As a team the Vikings scored 118 points and the opponents 86. High scorer was Joe Juska, who tallied five touchdowns. 70 Varsity Football 1952 Opponent North Olmsted 33 St. John Cantius 0 St. Stanislaus 6 Wvickliffe 0 Elyria Catholic 14 .lohn Hay 6 Fairview 33 St. Edward 6 Painesville Riverside 6 Varsity 1953 Joseph Opponent 0 Fairport llarbor 0 St. Stanislaus 13 Wicklilfe 0 Elyria Catholic 6 Warren St. Mary 19 St. Edward T Cathedral Latin 41 The Junior Varsity Football Team consisting mostly of Sophomores and a few Juniors had a fair season in 1953. The team worked to improve itself and showed a great deal of spirit under head eoaeh. Mr. Carl Toreh and assist- ant eoaeh. Mrs. lidward Colabuno. The 2-2-2 reeord is a fair one but does not tell the whole story. The fellows learned a lot during the season besides footlrall. among other things teamwork and good sports- manship. Jr. Varsitv 1953 St. Joseph Opponent 0 St. Edward 0 39 St. John Cantius 0 6 Benedictine 26 0 Cathedral Latin 46 6 John Adams 0 19 Willoughby 13 6 St. Ignatius 33 The Freshman team had a fine initial turnout of about 55 hopeful boys. fighting hard to stay with the squad and de- termined to make the first team. They began their season against St. Jolm Cantius. defeating them by some forty points. but the rest of the season offered nothing but hard luek. They played every game hard and lacked nothing in the way of spirit. but they eould not get back into the win eolumn. Freshmen 1953 St. Joseph Opponent 59 St. John Cantius 0 0 Holy Name 6 6 Kirk 13 0 St. Edward 7 6 St. Ignatius 13 O Cathedral Latin 19 First Row: R. Zitnansky, L. Templin, J. Raglow, F. Conti, P. Caizutis, J. Hraster, R. Kirkpat- RESERVES riek, C. Walsh, J. Broadbent, Second Row: R. Haffey, J. Bizjak, E. Royce, J. Perrotti, E. Kohler, J. Peca, A. Vaccariello, J. Collins fMgr.J, J. King, Third Row: R. Miekovic, T. Greene, L. Cola- grossi, T. Migchelbrink, V. Corrado, J. Balaza, J. Anslovar, G. Cornik, D. Ross. First Row: E. Greisl, J. Burrello, M. Farone, M. Coyne, A. Koprivec, L. Brown, J. Horvath, FRESHMEN E. Stenger, Second Row: R. Nourse fMgr.J, W. Vogel, J. Hangach, J. Wiersch, R. Godic, D. hlaglicic, D. Vaccariello, P. Dodson, C. VanTilburg fMgr.J, Third Row: B. Hren, R. Denihan, G. Reitenbach, R. Roeder, J. Owens, E. Bradac, C. Chiancone. e J . get - . ' 12' ,H ffl. , 4 A 'if' . - 'A f .fi-fr. 2-J. '5 in .tr 2' we ,. '..e Orgy l 1' ,B-1. f. vrzif. in X Jug' K 3 Wifi 'J 'M Q L .: . 1 x rv' y V e 1 f Q K J ' , I , '. K J l x ' .1 1 I Q 2 x 'rl ' l T A ' al l N. , 2 L' , A .-V, ia.-A - ' K ' V I l 'l' ' ' t 6 ' ' E K .1 ' 4- - ,- A . bs . J 3 K t , , ff, J . fix. YN - K-JT., n li: ill ' . A L: 'O ' ' -2 l J gt-Mi,-yt-. p. Jxf. f l . , ' , xx . A h Y, , ' u X -, - l ,, ' t 'Q 52 v -2 I XJX I . t . le if Va rs ity First Row J Haas, N. Novak, R. Waschura, E. Mocilnikar, A. ,,,,,A,.,..,.......,.....,,, , Second Row: L Serbak T Lowery, E. Murray, D. Hogan, Third Row: R. Skerl, D. Lear H. Criswell. Varsity 1952-53 VARSITY 1953-54 St. Jose h Hi h O onent St. Jose h Opponent 48 P gt. Mary Lorain Pp45 55 P Wickliffe 57 45 Wickliffe 56 68 Our Lady of Lourdes 47 25 Latin 53 70 Glenville 65 43 John Ha 35 58 Warren St. Mary 49 44 Ashtabulya Harbor 62 51 Holy Name B0 40 St. John Cantius 69 34 Dayton Chaminade 43 53 Perry 56 61 Perr 53 42 Elyria Catholic 58 39 St. Jbhn Cantius 38 39 St. Proco 50 71 St. Mary 62 37 Thomas Edison 49 41 St. Edward 54 43 St. Edward 59 56 Elyria Catholic 55 58 Our Lady of Lourdes 44 48 North Catholic 96 41 St. Stanislaus 37 55 Akron St. Mary 74 53 St. Mary, Lorain 52 48 John Hay 52 56 Wickliffe 55 53 John Adams 63 35 Ashtabula Harbor 44 60 Ashtabula Harbor 62 62 St. Stanislaus 54 52 Elyria Catholic 50 60 Elyria Catholic 62 47 Cantius 51 46 St. John Cantius 41 37 St. Edward 53 62 St. Procop 55 53 Canton Central 57 49 Our Lady of Lourdes 54 .50 Brush 53 The Varsity Basketball Vikings in their second year of Varsity competition and their first senior class, after looking over the schedule for the on- coming scason, knew that they would have to work hard all the way to stay in the game', with many of their too tough opponents. In their second season under the capable tute- lage of Coach Carl Torch the Vikings opened the season against a tough Wiekliffe team and lost a tough one in the last 8 seconds 53-52. The Vikings followed this defeat with three straight wins high- lighted by a victory over Glenville 70-65, before losing to Holy Name and a close one to Dayton Chaminade. Stressing fundamentals during the season started to pay off for the team and Carl Torch as the last three games against three very tough op- ponents., St. Edwards, Canton Catholic and Brush, were close games. The Vikings held St. Edwards to their lowest score all season. This game being played in our Gym before a capacity crowd. Tickets for this game were sent out by the Dad's Club. In the final game of the season, the Euclid Tournament Game, the Vikings drew a tough Brush team. Our boys lost a heartbreaker 56-53 in an overtime battle. Basketball 4 i Jr. X arsity Q - l9.mZ-Q3 St. ,lost-ph lllgli Hpponu-nl ST St. Xlary Lorain 30 5: xx i.-1.laff.- is ' ,. 10 Latin 17 1T ,lohn lluv I9 38 Ashtabula llarlior 3l 38 St. John ffanlins 17 0 50 Perry 15 Q: 15 lflyria Catholic 33 50 St. Procop 3l 52 'llll0lIlil5 lftlison 12 18 St. lfdisard 35 TT Our Lady of Lourdes 33 29 St. Stanislaus 36 38 St. Nlary Lorain 30 5 52 WX i1'lslif'fc' 128 Sl ASllliilllllZl llarhor 19 49 St. Stanislaus 35 I . 18 lflyria Catholic' 30 SI St.,lol1nCantius 38 E0 St. Procop ll First Row: T. Lindiv, A. Yaccaricllo, ,l. Podhoy, Il. Cowan, J. Nlvllridv, Second Row l fl 'Z our lady' of Lourdes 3' ton, C. Walsh, R. Kirkpatrick, J. Thailing, Third Row: T. Collins Cxlgrj. Jr. Yarsity 1953-54 St. .loscph lligh Oppone-nt of Lourdes l ndt-lr tln-ir now coach. Nlr. lfdward Colahu 4 37 qgl..m.ill,J 11 tht- junior xarsitj Pagvrs hung up lllt'lI' lnaslu tlr ill shocs altvr a irrj l.IlllH't'SSiNt' svason. D 28 lluylon Cliuminade 50 lllv 1'oa1'ln's main olrjvvtlu- was tlns sc-a on to gg Camius instill l'undainc-ntals. 'lllw lat-lx ol' In-iglit hai I 51 St. Nlary 27 tha- nnflt-rt-lassine-n hut vu-n so a 8-l2 re-vo s 57 St. lfldward T0 46 Elyria Catholir' 228 39 Akron St. Mary 119 50 ,lohn Hay '17 26 ,lohn Adams 29 b 32 Ashtabula Ilarhor 31 I S5 Elyria Catholic- 39 38 Cantius all SI St. Edward 00 122 C1-ntral Canton 60 Freshman Basketball 'l'In- l953-51 svason has indications ol' a H-rx bright lraslwthall futurv for St. Joscph. This past haslu-tlrall se-ason saw tht- lialry Yilxings lmrc-alt cvvn in twvntj g2iIllt'S and. with a svason ol' cx- IlCl'lt Ill'f' undcr tlicir belts. arc looking forward to a SlIl'l't'5Slllll se-ason nf-xt jf-ar. First Row: C. Chase Olgnl, J. Haney, P. Sopko, E. Krause, J. Raglow, W. Belanich, Second Row: ll. Fit-Id, D. 0'NeilI, C. lllatousck, C. Culotta, C. Yalcntinc, Third How: B. Hussik, C. Bauer, P. Dodson, R. Holzheimcr, Fourth Row: Nl. Doria, C. Kudokas, K. Hoyle ligg:q Il- FI'FSllIllf'Il 1953-5,1 East Lake Jr. Pat. Henry St. Ignatius St. Edward St. Stanislaus Hol ' Name St. lohn Cantius Cathedral Latin Empire Jr. High Iinipirn jr. High Gilmore Acad. St. Ignatius Kirk .lr. High St. Stanislaus Euclid Shore Shore Pat. Henry St. Edwards St. John Cantius Cathedral Latin Gilmore Acad. Euclid Central fix 1 Q 4f5e....jl:n f First Row: R. Godic, F. Keyerleber, J. Anslovar, K. Hanratty, W. Gordon, R. Kirkpatrick, Second Row: S. Ha- ransky, R. Yesko, R. Duplessis, A. Nock, C. Acker, G. McGovern, Third Row: E. Uhl, W. Mateyka, E. Langer, J. Juska, E. Royce, J. Klemcncik. Track The spring of 1954 brought the start of a third major sport to St. Joseph High School! Al- though it is only the beginning, track has already taken its place in the athletic activities. It is on the minds and tongues of the majority of the stu- dents, and has shown wonderful improvements and progress with each meet. both in participation and attendance. With one of the better setups in the city. track is bound to go a long way at St. Joseph High School. At present, the eight-lane, quarter-mile track around the beautiful football field, located between the school and Lake Erie, is in use. Plans are now being formed to hold an annual track-and-field school meet in which only the students of St. Joseph will participate. Each Home Room will field a complete team of its own, with the Freshmen competing with fDivision Aj Sophomores, and the Juniors with the CDi- vision BJ Seniors. The first four winners in each event in both divisions will be awarded ribbons. The first two winners in each event of Division B. will compete with the first two winners of Division A. The School Champions will then be awarded personal trophies. Joseph 30 42 46 54 30 50 37 1954 Track Scores Glenville University Sch. Holy Name Gilmore Collinwood Holy Name St. Edwards Cathedral Latin SM? Opponent 52 76 45 77 79 59 72 43 Left to Right: J. Stills, J. Denk, C. Dietrich, G. Yondran, W. Doran. Metropolitan Golf League 1954 Scores St. Joseph Opponent 25 Benedictine 7 l7 Cathedral Latin l5 23 Collinwood 9 31 Mayfield lleights l 30 Benedictine 2 ll Cathedral Latin 2l 25 Collinwood 7 30 Mayfield lleights 3 Golf St. Joe's was credited with another fair year, as they took ninth place in a field of nineteen Inter- seholastic teams. Un the final roll-off day, they compiled 982, 1086, 980, for an amazing gross total of 3048, good enough to grab the News Roll- Off trophy. Congratulations to the team and our thanks to Bro. Gilbert Censler, moderator, who gave support to the team through the whole cam- paign. With thc coming of spring the golf team was prepared for its initial match with Benedictine. The team got off to a fast start by winning its first five league matches without a defeat. and los- ing only one independent match. The boys fin- ished the season in hrst berth in the league. hav- ing 7 wins and l defeat. Bowling 1953-54 St. Joseph Opponent 1 Parma 2 0 Lincoln 3 1 Wlest High 2 2 St. John Cantius l 2 Cathedral Latin l 0 Benedictine 3 2 St. Ignatius 1 1 Garfield Heights 2 0 East Tech 3 1 St. Stanislaus 2 St. Joseph 3 Glenville 0 3 Collinwood 0 2 East High 1 3 Rhodes 0 3 South High 0 1 St. Edwards 2 2 Thomas Edison 1 2 John Marshall 1 First Row: T. Smith, R. Tekavee, Second Row: J. Gray, T. lmmarinm J. Collins. Cheerleaders Y nkmg l ov al Hooters 1s a name tl1at can verx vsell hc attrlhutcd to the St Joseph cheerleaders vs ho vuth thelr dark red and hrlght blue unlforms, not onlx added color to the basketball football games, but also lIlJCCtCfl that needed Hght and vs nll to vs In unto the teams at the pre game ralhes rl hc Vlkmg morale boostcrs, after mans hours f Servlce Club The SCFVICC Club of St Joseph Illgh School was founded for the purpose of helpmg our school ln everv wav posslble hands, tleket sellers and takers, refreshment stand helpers and ands for the special events The mc mhers eonslst of thc students of St Joseph lllffh School who are vulhng to give their tlme and effort to la clhtate the smooth and efhclent runnmg of actnltles and Charnlnade Club The Chammade Club IS a voc ation cluh' lts purpose IS to provlde those mtcrested 1n the rehgnous hfe wlth a means of ohtammg nnformatnon on am rehglous order or asking ans questions that mlvht hclp hlm to a declsmn It ns an Information Bureau vshcre voeatlons are clarlfied Xt present Its memhc rs numhcr tvventx praetlce mastered their snappv roulmcs hx fIldIlt'llYOI'lIlg through handsprmgs somcrsaults and musclc tlvlblllllf contortnons Wllllll helped lead them to a berth ln tourna ment compctltlon Lnder the guidance of llrother llcmarcl llurfhes S NI and hts successor, Brother James Nhcl S NI these threc cheerleadcrs hravcd ram snow, l1a1l and heat to give thc needed hackmg to thc team When the ffomg bccamc tougher than usual these three lov al rooters attempted to arouse the fightmg splrlt of hoth crowd and the team Ill an cffort to turn a loss unto a vnetorx events around the school or connectcd vuth the school clther durmg school hours or after The Service Club has rendered thelr scrvlecs during the basketball season bv selhng and taklng tlekets at the door, tcnchnv to the refreshment stands Durmg the Bazaar sponsored hx the Dad s Club thc Servlee Club helped attended to mam odd Jobs durmg the actual Bazaar ltself The Servlcc Club prepared thc gs m for the Sprmg Concert hx settlng up the LllZllI'S Therc werc manv other events ln whlch the Service Club partlelpated which are too nu merous to mentlon at this tlme ln order to get the most out of thc time vse have at our disposal vse lccl that guest speakers can be vers ad vantaveous lllls vcar we had thc pleasure of prescntmg to the group rcpresentatlvcs of the SOCIPIX of Nlarx, the dlocesan prusthood lfranclscans, Blessed Sacrament l athers, and thc rector ot liorremco Diocesan Sc mnnars Brother lloward lluvhes S Nl IS the rnodcrator and regular officcrs conduct the meetmgs The cluh meets tvuee a month on thc second and fourtl1 weeks of thc m0ntl1 ' .' f.. .' ' . .' ' .' f '- ' T D ee j- v- Y, ee ' , , , , ' f . , 4 1 . ., . v ' I C ., .L ., 1 ' ' 1 K Ls, 1 1' ' . 'H A 11 N A 4, 1 , ul .9 K 1 -1 - .T . , ' ' x ' . Z: ' ee 77 fe v- Y- 99 - - , ee ,I we l T ' ., '. .' o ' ' ' .1 Q 1 1 1 -' 1 . . , , ' .' ' . , 1 , 'l . ' I V. I , ' e , Y x C L g A 1 Speclflcally, to act as ushers, construction helpers, stage elean up tl1c gy m, helped set up the concession booths, and 0 4 1 1 It 1 ' 1 1 I ,L V T . H -. ,, . A , I . ,Q - , I V. ' x uw T -V r' .c . , E l' . ' c . ' ' ' ' .T -T. ' , .f N ' 9, - 1 Y ' 1 1 ' , -' . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 A 1 ' I ' I Y . - . 76 First Row: C. Corr, J. Kostansek. Nl. Story. First Row: J. Guthrie, Reaume, D. Taylor, V. Zitel, J. Leporati, T. Hor- nikel, Second Row: G. Hrastar, J. Lincewicz, J. Hoste, N. Grosse, K. Fink, F. Cirnski, J. Boehnlein, Third Row: J. Sweeney, R. Aleckne, T. Dempsey, B. Goodman, M. Kolar, E. Bedford, G. Herbison, Fourth Row: R. frhanski, R. Erzen, G. Waldrfmn, R. Graff, Nl. Golob. First Row: D. Thomas, F. Darcy, J. Lardie, R. Schultz, Second Row: J. Kostansek, D. Milavec, R. Lvritus, YV. Hildebrand, Nl. Story. First Now : T. li0f'lliglllZlll, U. lxivvils P. Phipps, IJ. Stcpllan, J. Hoag, SH'- ond Row: Il. Browns-, N. Lynvh, J. Koslunsvk, J. Hauer, T. l,ClllIlSQ'y, K Shulga, Third Row: M. lil'illlIllQ', R Jansvrl, P. Uangarh. Sealed: li. Slralhern, M. llill, IJ Stephan, C. Dnriu, Standing: P. Lu Mannu, J. T. K4-llvy, D. Niilava-1-, 'I' Umnpsvy, Ni. RPHUIIIP. First Row: P. Cust, P. Mclvor, J Lf-porali, J. Hosle, Second Row: A Girz, X . Grasvr, R. vvisne, M. Palvvivh T. Nlarsho, Third Row: J. Cook, R Aleckna, li. lic-langer, J. Linvvwivz, S Russo. v Ll brary Since St Joseph is new enjos mg its first graduation thi wear some departments did not get started untll this x Q ar included among these IS the llbrarx Lnder the superx lslon of Brother frank X Delbel the hbrars has made proffrt s Thanks to rather W lesner s countless hours in bunldmv up a worth while hbrars 3700 books wtrejust about rt ads for the shelw es upon Brother s arrn al Over H300 hook The boss in the picture are those that were aetnt in the Chess Club this xear The chess season lasttd from fall to spring and we plas ed ln two leagues In the Scholastic Chess I eague we won one and lost three matches finishing fourth in a field of five teams In the Parochial Chess League we also won one match and lost three, finishing Band The band seemed to be off to a good start in the begin ning of the wear with thirtx boss coming to the werx first meeting VI hen the first practice session was held that number went down to about fifteen Practices were held Tuesdaw and VC ednesdas both before and after school The number of box s attending was steadx for a while then began to decrease to about ten at the most have been added to the hbrars this near alone Books camc from sarnous source Students donatul collections of books other schools aided In their Hlfts Of course, the mam sourt es of new books are tht purt ha es bs the hbrarlan A student personnel helps in the maintenance of tht hbrarw Thes dew ote mum h of their spare time to le semnv the burden of the administration Some actlutles of the staff are taking charge of the de k makmff out oxerdue notices repairing damaged books, and rebmdmg wartou pamphlets fourth The teams we plaxed meludtd John Xdams Cleveland llelghts Gilmour, Shaker Heights St ldward St Ignatius, Ilols Name and Iatm The dtfeated one- were Gilmour and St Ignatius Under the direction of Brother Delbel the club showed considerable improvement from its beginning two wars ago Nh ron Hull, who was assisted bs Don Stephan w as team captain The three leading plax ers this xear were Mwron Hill who won seven points Richard Strathern with six points, and Don Stephan with four points Trumpets, clarlnets barttones, saxophones, bells and drums were the lnstruments plax ed although there art mans other instruments in the band room such as tubas trombones and plccolos The first showing of the band was at the ralls before the Cathedral Latin football game Others were after the Christmas program in the hall at the ralls and basketball game against Saint Izdwards Hugh and finalls at Nlr McCaullex s Americamsm program The band had no uniforms and was verx small but it was a werx good start for a verx neussars school organl vation C . b . ' . . , . ., t U C .. ' . ' t ' 3 - ' s 5 . . f '. . t, 5 ' . - . 1 I 'fs 'ia - . I x E D ' . ' ' ' . ' . x ' 'A C 'f . ' : : . ' . . U K, , . , . . . . D . . . ,D u . -ML bk ul H .W ..b K . . w . S . 9 ' Y . . I t . , Pi t. ' ' I I A 1 1 e , . . . w . ., , f ., . , . u I I .A n 1 tw I 'Y . . . . -' ' Y tt .V 9 Y t J I. I n f 1 T I I . , A , .. 9 L AY . ' V , Y I L, . I . v v A Q . A . 7 . . W' i . . . W , . b 1 W, . . - ' V V . , , - -ms ', Servers lntroiho ad altare Deif, The response. Ad Deum qui laetificat juventutem meamf' is given by' a knight of the altar. A knight refers to one who is a gentleman and keeps his will in union with God's. Such is an altar boy of St. Joseph lligh School. I 4- 5 ii l ill? 5 E ,f, First Row: lf. Lyons, l . liishee, T. Clew, T. Jaworske, J. Sitkowski, Second Row: U. Zaller, D. Thomas, R. Urilus, l.. Smith, ll. Goodman Third Row: G. Noble, T. Kane, D. llannan R. Durant, M. Reaume, A. Kazlauekas, R. lil- liott, Fourth Row: V. Laurieh, L. Tieffenhaeh J. Lardie, J. Wensco, G. Finneran, Absent: .l. Kostansek, R. Schultz, J. Stork. s 1 s 1 Many sacrifices are made by a server. With Mass start- ing earlier than school, some sleep is sacrificed hy' those serving. when large occasions occur, the knights of the altar remain after school and practice to make the splen- dor of thc Mass greater. llowever. these acts of self-denial are not left unrewarded. If not now. then after death. This year the society' was led by the senior group. This lacing their last year as knights ofthe altar. they were given the honor to serve at the three lklasses during our retreat and the Mothers, Mass on St. ,loseph's Day. The wonderful job done hy' this organization will re- main in the minds of all. Uur thanks go out to you. God's altar hoy. for the large job you have done. First Row: A. Kazlauekas, C. Wfolfram, T. Glt w, G. Horter, li. Field, Second Row: I.. Fleekenstein, .l. Kelly, F. Kramer. T. Kane, NI. Hill, Absent: J. Novak. T. Oleksa. E. Murray: Choir Starting with nineteen members last fall, the St. Joseph choral group has expanded to twenty-eight members. These boys include Freshmen, Sophomorcs. Juniors and Seniors. The group has participated in several school activities to date which include Chaminadc Day services held in our Auditorium last January, the three day retreat also held there in lloly Week, The Mothers' Guild St. Joseph Day Thanksgiving Mass, a salute to Monsignor Elwell on his 25th jubilee in March at the Cathedral in co-operation with the choral groups of other Greater Cleveland high schools, and the Senior-Mother-Son Mothers' Guild Mass. We are still looking forward to the climax of the year's events. Graduation Mass on May 30, 195-1. Of necessity this year the choral work dealt mainly with liturgical music, however, now that the group is es- tablished there is a high hope of increasing our repertoire to include secular numbers and of co-operating even more in future school projects. . , , . . K .. First Row: B. Field, G. Kenehan, J. Mullen, K Fink, D. Hannan, Second Row: M. Story, T. Hoenigman, W. Huber, D. Milavec, J. Kostan sek, Third Row: G. Waldron, R. Terchek, C Lang, J. Clark, J. Kelly, Absent: D. Zak, M Reaume, K. Norris. Audio-Visual Since the first class that was ever held at St. Joseph, the school has realized the importance of both auditory and visual instruction. As an aid to audio-visual instruction, several moving and still projecting machines were pur- chased by the school. Until the Fall of 1953, these machines were operated by teachers who could operate the machines. However, at the beginning of the 1953-54 school year, it became apparent to the school administration that the increased demand for classroom films and recordings neces- sitated the formation of a club of boys in the school to take charge of audio-visual operations. Accordingly, such a club was organized in September, 1953. The club, which includes boys of all four years, was instructed by Brother Raymond Glemet, the club mod- erator, and by film company representatives on the finer points of film projection, tape recording and other phases of operation. In October, 1953 the club started operating audio-visual equipment and they have contributed their service as another club dedicated to the advancement of higher learning at St. Joseph lligh School. i A ft Debaters Looking back to the very beginning of the Debating Club, the members realize how far it has progressed since its first days in the Fall of 1952. Starting as a polemieal discussion session in the second period Religion course of Brother Clyde Miller, who was the original moderator, the group has grown steadily and it anticipates further im- provement. Although the club has not yet captured a regional trophy, it is nevertheless a debating club to be reckoned with. In interscholastic competition, St. Joseph has debated such schools as Beaumont, Benedictine, Lourdes, Notre Dame, St. Joseph Academy, Hoban Dominican, Ignatius, Latin and many other Greater Cleveland schools. With the addition of speakers in individual events, Chumorous, oratorical, original, and dramatic declama- tionsj St. Joseph was able to enter forensic tournaments. In these tournaments, under the guidance of their moder- ator, Brother Raymond Glemet, they met with encourag- ing success and in the Cleveland finals, one of our speakers, Ronald Terchek, was chosen to speak in the state finals at Columbus. With a line list of accomplishments to encour- age them and more successful prospects to entice them, the Debating Club awaits the coming year. i , , :ew-fm. I Radio Club The Radio Club is an organization that was started by Brother Michael Stimac, S.M., to help any boy interested in passing the F.C.C. amateur examination. The examina- tion consists of a code test and a written test. The club holds code practice sessions during the week. Every Thurs- Q 1 ff F First Row: D. Ludwick, C. Nice, D. Shelly, J. Lonergan, Second Row: M. McKenna, T. Dick, L. Fleekenstein, T. Catalano, A. Bohinc. day something is discussed that will appear in the exami- nation. With the help of the club five boys have passed the examination. The boys who did not are working hard for the next examination. A total of seven boys now have ama- teur licenses. After obtaining a license, a boy sets up a sta- tion in his home. Thus he can contact other amateurs in far away places. The number of boys in the club is small but it will grow in the years to come. We hope that some- day St. Joseph High School will have many radio amateurs. K It ' - First Row: K. Fink, G. Horter, D. ' Nlilavec, T. Glew, C. Wolfram, Second Row: J. Kelly, T. Kane, F. Kramer, R.Terchek, M. Ilill, Absent: A. Girz, J. Anslovar, J. Kaplafka, J. Gustincic. ' Sv 1 s V t 1 First Row: J. Comella, WN8QXQg J. 7 Mihalko, W'8MJEg J. Gustincic, W8- MLK RACg NI. Reaume, W'N8RBL, Second I Row: F. Geczi, E. Bedford, D. Steph- an, E. Kerze, M. Grdina, Third Row: E. Pecjak, WN8QZGg D. Milavec, G. Frederick, W'N8QYNg B. Ward, WNB- OIK. 15 ff 1' .K X- sl . ' ! .v - N Rifle Club In the fall of l952. Brother Clyde Miller, S.M.. and student Christopher Nice, collaborated on the idea of a school rifle club. They obtained permission from Father Louis Vliesner. S.M.. to establish such an organization. The City of East Cleveland was then contacted for the use of its rifle range. Junior instructor was Christopher Nice, Senior: President was Thomas Catalano, Senior. and Vice-President was James Lonergan. When school reconvened in the fall of 1953 Brother D. Foley. SM., replaced Brother Miller. In November of the same year the club obtained recogni- tion with the National Rifle Association. At the time of the association with the N.R.A., the club contained 14 members, ranging from Freshmen to Seniors. The club had several matches with other schools and clubs, including Shaw. East Cleve- land and Cleveland Heights. 2 T7 I . I V1 Sodal rl:y SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Lead the world back to Clll'lSl through Marx This was the theme and thought that motivated the first Senior Sodalltx group to such great heights as were attained this xear 'Lnder the flashing dlrectlon of Brother Michael Stlmac these first full Apostles of Marx pioneered the wax ln this great enterprise Helping Bro Stlmac ln the leader ship are the elected officers under John Clifford as Prcfect lllxe its founder the senior group was humble as evl denced bx this quotation It is Marv who has accom pllshed all of this and ll 19 Marx who will continue to pre serxe and protect ll The four groups of the Junior Sodalltx consist of 25 members most of whom are probatloners The books pre scribed for reading are The little Office of the Blessed Virgin and My Ideal Besides cooperating with other actlvltles the Junior Sodahtx has lnltlated or sponsored the following Dialogue Mass each Frldax Christmas cards for the missions a statue with a vigil llght ln chapel for the month of Marx letters to senators requesting a Marian stamp organizing a school choir and a council for the purpose of uniting the Junior Division For the splrltual development of the members the sophomore sodallsts undertook the studx of the Mass as the special theme for the xear a logical follow up from what thex learned about grace last xear for the Mass is Calvarx and Calvary signifies the restoration of grace W hile the group can claim no special conquests among fellow class mates lt did make IIS influence felt ln the school This dl v1s1on for example sparked the Lenten devotions by leading the W ax of the Cross and the Rosarx on the various afternoons it posted too appropriate Splfllllal reminders throughout the school The part that the Sodalltx plaxs on the extra curricular eene here at Samt Joseph Hugh School is not onlx neces arx but essentlal in the modern contept of conduct Through the S0d3lltY the student learns to live the Chris tlan wax of life and to develop a love for the Blessed Virgin Marx whlch IS vltallx needed ln seeking Christ and peace of mind I'or Cod has ordained that we go to Christ through Marx The objective of the Freshman Sodalltx is to prepare boxs on the high school level for a greater and deeper ap preclatlon of Cod's plan for life here on earth and ln eter mtx with Hlm ee - , 99 ' H . , J J . n 5 , J L . ' - . . ' ee . v . u x I - t . 7 t v 7 4 ' 7 - .ss Y nw J n A n 5 , Y ' . . H . . 1 tt - ' so ee v as . , t , , ' t , I . t , 7 t ' . , s x i . . . . . 9 s 9 . V T . Y- v - ' ' . . , K f 9 Y . . . I . t . . Y - 9 ' ' 9 9 V V . F Y Y . 9 -1 s Q - . . . . 1 . . I ' n First Row : J. l'iitzpzitri1'lx. J. Clifford. J. lxolcnc' R. lxrugvr. C. YN andu. Second Row: Y. l.uuric'll R. llrufif. lf. Farrnni. C. BFIIIIIIUKI, fi. flrosvl. .I Ilunwn. Third lion: G. Waldron. N. fiunlx. l' N1nzllx.li. le-rvllvlt. ff. Lung. J. ke-lly.1Q. links: First Ross: D. Tlmmai. ff. V'nlfran1..l. llunlun J. Lardic. R. SCllllllZ. Second Row: J. Mullin. R lfdclmun. U. Finnvran. G. Nublv. H. llaka. R lfrbamgki, Third Row: J. llruslar. Nl. Golub. 'I' Lowe-ry, R. fil'llII1lCliiCll. C. Curr. J. W1-st Fourth Row: Y. Novak. J. lxnlclci. lf. liritus lu ' N. Gajdzins ll Sl 'Q S First Row: ll. Crdina, D. Browne, T. Dcnlpscy K. Fink, Second Row: D. Nlilavec. J. Kostan sek, R. Wisne, M. Story. First Row: J. Xvdrody, R. Farroni. lf. Kullar J. Kell:-y. D. Clifford. Second Row: NI. Nlay. G Hrastar. R. Bclangcr. L. Smith, S. llercga. .l Powcll. Third How: ll. Goodman, J, lirunatz. D Zak. ff. lim-r. H. Rm-dvr. P. Vlllral. .L Sebastian Russo cautions John Cheraso that he better take can where he cuts his picture, otherwise he may end up with two poor ones instead of one. ........4.M,......---- The Nlarianist Educator contest provides the art class with material for a Marian Year project. Art students' favorite disc jockey, Charlie Wanda spins another platter of inspirational Beethoven Blues. 4.--' PATRONS Allied Plating Corporatron 18006 Waterloo Road Cleveland 19 Ke 14374 Ambassador Dress Su1t Rental 1516 Hayden Avenue Cleveland 12 Gl 1 1512 George E Baka 8: Family The Barker Products Company 948 Wayside Road Cleveland 10 Ke 1 2000 2001 Barker 81 Stampfel Home Apphance, Inc 22068 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid 23 Re 14450 C P Br1ckman 81 Sons Funeral Homes 21900 Euend Ave Iv 1 5277 Euclid 7208 Superior He 1 7265 Cleveland Pat Clarke Radio 8: TClCV1S1OH Servlce 17201 Grovewood Ave Cleveland 19 Ke 1 0591 Cleveland Cleaners 13167 Cedar Rd Cleveland Hts 18 Fa 1 8999 The Colomal Shop 4482 Mayfield Road South Euclid 21 Ev 1 8169 Georgre Cook 8a h1s Decca Record1ng Orchestra 19300 Ormlston Ave Cleveland 19 Ke 1 2396 Al Dlckard Insurance Agency 14712 Lake Shore Blvd Cleveland 10 Iv 17333 D1str1ct 50 UMWA Local Union No 13514 811 Finance Bldg 750 Prospect Ave Cleveland 15 MAm 16276 D1v1s1on 268 A A of S E R 8cMCE ofA 740 W Superior Ave Cleveland To 1 3350 F E Dougherty Plumbing Co 1002 E 143 se Cleveland 10 Gl 18170 Dren1k Beverage 23776 Lakeland Blvd Euclid Re 1 3300 Mr 8: Mrs ohn Dubrck 381 East 266 St DuPan Motor Sales 36621 Euclid Ave Willoughby W1 2 4475 Elmer s Tavern 12804 Shaw Ave Cleveland 8 L1 1 9630 Em1l s Pure O11 Products 2310 Lee Rd Cleveland Hts 18 Fa 1 9846 Eucl1d Employment Servlce 21930 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 23 Re 1 9100 - a - Distributing, Inc. sv Eucl1d F1sh Company 651 E 185th Sr Eucl1d 19 Ke 1 6448 Euclld Race Da1ry 8: Ice Cream Co 503 East 200th St Euclld Iv 1 4700 Euc11d Tavern 595 E 185th St Euclid 19 Iv 1 9509 Fay s De11catessen 14702 St Cla1r Cleveland 10 L1 1 9565 H K Ferguson Eng1neer1ng Company 1783 E 11th sf Cleveland 14 To 16400 F1sher Foods 12435 St Cla1r Cleveland 8 L1 1 9607 The Flynn Froelk Co, Funeral Homes 13032 Euclld Ave 13104 Euclld Ave East Cleveland 12 U1 14141 F1nneran Funeral 15435 St Cla1r Ave Cleveland 10 L1 13933 Compl1ments of Fr1ends A Gaud1o 8: Sons, Inc 23500 Lakeland Blvd Euclld 23 Re 16100 George s Nursery 334 E 246 St Eucl1d 23 Re 1 1245 Glenmont Home Appl1ance Company 10619 St Cla1r Cleveland 8 G1 1 0652 Grd1na Hardware 22336 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re 1 0403 A Grd1na 8: Sons Furmture 15301 Waterloo Ke 1 1235 Undertakmg 17002 10 Lake Shore Cleveland Ke 1 5890 H1llwood Mfg Company 21700 St Cla1r Ave Hogan Motors, Inc Packard 38033 Eucl1d Ave W1lloughby George Horter Co Realtor 10400 Br1ghton Dr1ve U1 1 3026 Frances M Hrovat, Realtor 888 Rav1ne Dr1ve Cleveland Hts 12 U1 14953 Hughes Platrng Co 12702 Broadway Ave Garfield Hts B1 14888 The udd Company Floor Coverlngs 22040 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 23 Re 1 7575 n Q 3 Q ' . . - - Euclid 17 Ke 1-4040 88 Kaspers Shell Serv1ce 16901 Euclld Ave Cleveland 12 Ke 19859 K1ng Cole s Przza Palace 17051 Euclld Ave Cleveland 12 Iv 19687 Konrad Furnlture Co 4857 Turney Rd Garfield Hts M1 1 7878 Robert M Kruger 81 Mr 8: Mrs Max Kruger Lalande Club Congratulatxons to Graduatmg Class of 54 Mart1n s Men s Wear 772 E 185th St Iv 14949 MCPh1ll1PS Plumb1ng Co 12310 sf clam Cleveland Gl 1 0036 Mullen s IGA Route 322 Chesterland PARK 9 9198 The Nat1onal Construct1on Company 23500 Lakeland Blvd Euc11d 23 North Amerlcan Bank 15619 Waterloo Rd Cleveland 10 Iv 12400 Northeast Appl1ance Furnrture 22530 Lake Shore Blvd Euclxd 23 Re 12303 Mrs Betty Ol1ver ay Parr1sh Company Funerals 12921 Eucl1d Ave East Cleveland 12 Ce 1 1414 The George H Plante General Agency john Hancock Mutual Llfe Insurance Co 1814 Kelth Bldg Cleveland 15 Ma 1 3360 Quagllatas Self Serve 16014 Klplxng Ave Cleveland 10 Ke 10477 727 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Renshaw s Foods 16812 Lake Shore Blvd Cleveland 10 Ke 12800 Mrs Mar1e R1chards 81 Famrly M Scalabrlno 8: Co Insurance 3030 Euclld Ave Cleveland He 2 2700 Msgr Edward Seward Chancery Oiflce Cleveland Robert Slttner Furs 3944 Mayfield Rd Cleveland Hts 21 Ev 1 8110 , , Real Hardware Company ' sr 89 Sm1th Bros 1 Hour Cleaners 713 E 185th Iv1 553 5817 Lee Rd Wa 17527 13001 Woodland Ave Ce 1 4057 Solon Drug Store 21051 Eucl1d at Chardon Rd Ke 1 1135 21860 Lake Shore Blvd Re 1 5504 Eucl1d Ohlo St Cla1r Savmgs 81 Loan Company 813 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 7800 Norman H Strnad Landscape Contractor 2265 Green Road Cleveland 21 Iv 1 3112 Frank A Thomas 81 Assoc1ates C1v1l Engmeers 8: Surveyors 21071 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 19 Re 1 4237 Toth Bu1lders 19101 Gladstone Ave W3ffCHSV1ll6 Wa 1 5395 Town 8: Country Cleaners Shoe Repalr 22490 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d Re 1 2244 Mr Edward Trefzger True Shade Venet1an Bl1nd Co 22812 N1cholas Ave Eucl1d 23 Re 1 6969 Un1ted Construct1on Workers Local Un1on No 1151 811 Fmance Bldg 750 Prospect Ave Cleveland 15 Ch 1 4162 Ma 1 6276 Uptown Drug Stores 18599 Lake Shore Blvd Eucnd 19 Iv 19252 Stanley Chas Urbanskl Truck1ng 6550 Second Ave Independence Ohl0 LAfayette 4 5571 Varco Products, Inc 480 Green Rd Cleveland 21 Iv 1 6895 V1llage Bar 469 E 185th St W1llkomm 8: Sons Plumblng 8: Heatmg 1741 Ways1de Road Cleveland 12 Iv 1 2141 oseph Zele 8: Sons L1censed Funeral D1fCCtOfS 6502 St Cla1r Ave En 1 0583 452 E 152nd sf Iv 13118 Cleveland Ohlo Compl1ments The Annual Bus1ness Staff Compl1ments Freshman . -3 . , . Euclid 19 Ke 1-9881 81 . . - ' ' of ' ' of 90 BUSINESS PATRONS A C Bulldmg Co 11216 Mt Overlook Ave Cleveland 4 Sw 1 4550 Adam s Meat Market 520 East 200 St Euclld 23 Iv 12386 Addlson Sewlng Machme Co 14916 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 10 G1 1 1512 Ambassador Dress Su1t Rental 1516 18 Hayden Ave East Cleveland G1 1 1512 Argus Upholstery Shop 23831 Lakeland Blvd Euclid 23 Re 17743 Arrowhead Drug Co 774 East 200 St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 7066 Avery Englneermg Co 1908 Euclid Ave Cleveland 15 Su 1 2100 Rev Robert E Bacher 10932 St Claxr Ave Cleveland 8 G1 1 3262 Compllments Dr R M Baldwm A B Barto Real Estate Servlce 36403 Vxne St Wnlloughby W1 2 4141 Baur s Soh1o Servlce 19691 Euclld Ave Euclxd 17 Ke 1 9765 Bee s Del1catessen 8: Soda Bar 319 East 156 St Cleveland 10 Ke 1 0959 Best Prmtmg Co 15409 St Clair Ave Cleveland Gl 1 7676 B111 s Clothes 15119 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 10 Gl 1 4340 Brshop s Sunoco SCIVICC 16601 Euclid Ave Cleveland 10 Iv 1 9565 Boland F1re and Automoblle I 994 East 144th St 8: St Clair Ave Cleveland 10 Po 14432 Boulevard Beverage 22742 Shore Center Dr Euchd IIS Beachland Pharmacy 20010 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Ke 1 0631 Tony Brxgantl Barber Shop 646 East 185 St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 9880 The Buckeye Oflice Supply Co 110 St Clalr Ave NW Cleveland 13 Pr 1 3783 4 5 6 Budd Cleaners 12702 Shaw Ave Cleveland 8 G1 17417 J Buehner Pa1nt1ng 8: Decoratmg 950 Pembrook Rd Cleveland Hts 21 Ev 1 5417 Buehner s S1ncla1r Service 609 East 185th St Cleveland Iv 1 9636 Bundy Hardware 4495 Mayfield Rd South Euclld 21 Ev 1 7300 Butch s Place 799 East 152 St Cleveland 10 Mu 1 9531 Clapacs Bullders Inc 18009 Waterloo Rd Chuck s Soh1o Servlce 18610 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 19 Ke 1 9825 Clhon s Super Servlce 10228 St Clalr Cleveland 8 Mu 1 9676 Collamer Drug 15811 Euclld Ave at Collamer East Cleveland 12 Gl 1 7715 Colllnwood Shale Brlck Supply Co 16220 16320 Saranlc Road Cleveland 10 Iv 1 2200 Fred Hudlett, Marshall Drug Co 1211 West 9th St Cleveland 13 Ch 1 8000 Complete Home Repalrs 672 East 120th St Cleveland Po 1 4045 Condon Brothers Inc 92 Burton Street P8lD6SVlll8 Pa 5681 Cozy Corner s Restaurant 10700 St Claxr Ave Cleveland 8 Mu 1 8704 L. t . . . of ' . 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' ' - 91 Crawford Power Equlpment Co 4116 Lee Road Cleveland 28 Wy 1 7660 Custom Upholstermg 2101 Supernor Ave Cleveland 15 Pr 1 3846 Class 2B St joseph Hrgh School Cleveland Compllments of 3A St joseph Hrgh School Mr McGauley Class of 3A St Joseph High School 1955 Class of 4C St joseph Hxgh School Cleveland Dave s Shoe Store 716 East 152 St Cleveland Gl 1 1766 Dadld s Jewelers 934 East 152 8: Frve Pomts Cleveland 10 G1 1 8287 Delly s Serv1ce Statlon 335 East 156 St Cleveland 10 Iv 1 9639 22034 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 23 Re 1 4770 D1al Tool 8z D1e Co 8407 Cllnton Rd Cleveland 9 Ol 1 3730 Dramond Lake P1cn1c Grounds Mayfield Road Route 322 Chesterland Park 9 7374 D1C1cco 8: Son Funeral Home 15707 St Cla1r Ave Cleveland 10 G1 1 1070 D1C1llo Food Market 32433 Vlne St Wxllowlck W1 3 2055 D1etr1ch s Gr1lle 8817 Superior Ave Cleveland 6 Ga 1 9704 The Dorothy Shoppe 850 East 200 St Cleveland 19 Iv 6 0266 Durso Halrstyllng Salon 4129 Mayiield Rd South Euclxd Ev 1 7053 East 200th Hardware 685 687 E 200th St Eucl1d 19 Iv 18448 East 140th Texaco Statxon 14005 St Clair Ave Cleveland 10 L1 1 9729 Eckart Realty 484 East 200 St Eucl1d 23 Ke 1 1440 B Ellberg Jewelry Co 15007 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 10 G1 1 1287 Emerlch Drug 18631 St Cla1r Ave Cleveland Ke 1 6777 Dr 8: Mrs J W Engel 21270 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid 23 Eucl1d Body 8: Fender Co 38794 Mentor Ave 20 Wllloughby W1 2 4522 Eucl1d Electrlc Co 234 E 156 St Cleveland 10 Iv 1 0234 Eucl1d Drwmg School 493 E 233 St Eucl1d 23 Re 1 0226 Eucl1d Fur 8: Apparel Shop 22578 Lake Shore Blvd Eucl1d 23 Re 1 7113 Eucl1d Lumber Sales, Inc 30601 Eucl1d Ave W1CkllE6 Wxck 3 3121 Euclid Park Cleaners 17827 Eucl1d Ave Cleveland 12 Ke 1 5195 Eucl1d Park Meats, Inc 17819 Euclid Ave Cleveland 12 Ke 1 1612 Eucl1d Poultry 549 E 185th St Euclxd 19 Ke 18187 Euclid Tavern, Inc 11629 Eucl1d Ave Cleveland 6 Ce 1 9501 The F C Douda Bulldmg COITIPHHY Eucl1d Taxldermy Studlos, Inc 1410 East 222nd Street 823 E 222 St Cleveland 17 Euclid 23 Re 1 5099 1 - l .jRt. . Demshar Home Appll 81 Record Co. - - - 92 Exl Plumbmg 4006 Navahoe Rd Cleveland Hts 21 Ev 2 3050 The Fashlon Shop 15017 St Clarr Ave G1 1 8809 Don Fxsher Furnace 13444 Euclrd Ave E Cleveland 12 Herb Fltzgerald Phonograph Records 635 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Food Basket, Inc 22001 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid 23 Re 14266 Foy Drug Store 638 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 0988 Frank s Cafe 800 E 200th St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 9858 Frank s Island Drlve In 19391 St Claxr Ave Cleveland 19 Iv 1 9725 Freldel s Del1catessen 843 E 222 St Frredman Jewelers 22312 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re 10800 Al Frred The Kane Co 1666 E 40th St Cleveland Ex 1 4800 Complrments of F rrends Frlend Congratulatlons to Senlors From a Frlend Furlong Insurance Agency 22626 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re 1 5958 Compllments of Fred Garmone 350 Leader Buxldxng Cleveland Ma 1 5209 The General Furnrture and Appl Co 569 E 185th St EuCl1d 19 Iv l 4433 Gene s Parakeets 427 E 147th St Cleveland 10 Ke 1 2895 Gene s Tarry Tavern 14711 Euclxd Avenue East Cleveland L1 1 9617 Glbbs Drug Store 7043 Superror Avenue Cleveland 3 Ex 10055 Glenvllle Dalry 832 E 100 Street Cleveland 8 Mu 16384 Gorse s Delicatessen 524 E 200th St Euclld 19 Iv 1 7270 Gornlk s 22346 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re l 2151 Gall G Grant Company 165 Mam Street Pamesvllle El 2 3111 Walter Haas Glassock Chevrolet Co Wrlloughby Ohro Compllments of John Hanson Harbak s Pastry Shoppe 676 East 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 12533 The Heller Company 2135 Superror Avenue Cleveland 14 Ch 17810 Henmnger s Rel1g1ous Goods 8809 Superlor Avenue Cleveland 6 Sw 1 0757 Herghts Beverage Co 3962 Mayfield Rd Cleveland Hgts 21 Ev 1 4400 J C Homer, TV 8: Radlo Serv1ce 548 E 200th St Euclld 23 Iv 1 7991 Hones Grocery 15555 Lake Shore Blvd Cleveland 10 Ke 1 1991 Hudson Pharmacy 922 E 222nd St Euclid 23 Re 2 9313 Humel Constructron, Inc General Contractors 17706 Mrles Avenue Cleveland 22 Mo 2 3000 Mr and Mrs Anthony Hughes 1573 E 117th Street Cleveland 6 Ga 1 4705 John s Shoe Serv1ce 286 E 156th Street Cleveland 10 Ke 1 4518 Jose Beauty Salon Hotel Statler Cleveland Su 1 7483 Mae -- Mary Agnes - Leo ' f ' ' 93 Kelly s Ice Cream 864 Wayslde Rd Cleveland 10 Iv 1 0117 Kep1c Korner at Gerdma Rec 6025 St Clalr Avenue Cleveland 3 Ohio Fred H Keyerleber Insurance Age 23152 Lake Shore Boulevard Euclrd 23 Re 1 1483 Krnkopf Brothers 820 E 200th Street v11911orIv11912 Charles Kmsrnger Poultry and Eggs Bluffton Ohlo Kmlic 8: KIIIHC Insurance Agenc y 820 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 7540 Koepplmger s Bakery, Inc 19400 Nottxngham Road Ke 1 1646 Kogan s Men s Shop 12314 St Cla1r Avenue Cleveland 8 G1 1 4777 Cleveland 19 I Cleveland 10 Lake Shore Cleaners 14822 Lake Shore Blvd Cleveland 10 Ke 1 5913 Congratulatlons to Semors Charlle J Lang La Salle Cleaners and Dy 835 E 185th Street Cleveland 19 Ke 1 3658 CFS La Salle Bakery 863 East 185th Stree Cleveland 19 Ke 1 2388 La Salle Theatre 823 E 185 Street Cleveland 19 Ke 1 5572 Laurlch s De11catessen 15601 Holmes Avenue Cleveland 10 Mu 1 9592 Lexden Pl wood LeW y 81 Lumber Company 35201 Vme Street Wnlloughby W1 2 5377 Lekee s Grocery 522 East 200th Street Euclid 19 Re 1 6399 ayne s Flower and Garden Center 1356 Lost Natlon Rd Wllloughby W1 2 2154 ncy 94 Law rence E McMahon Funer Loop Dry Cleanrng 14038 St Claxr Avenue Cleveland 10 Mu 1 1165 Market SPCCl3lt1CS 15223 Saranac Rd Cleveland 10 Gl 1 6400 M3fklV1Ch Meats 14204 Asplnwall Avenue Cleveland 10 L1 1 3564 Maywood Traller Park Mayfield Road Chesterland Park 9 7167 McGarry Realty 14320 St Clalr Cleveland 10 G1 1 5770 F 8: J McConnell Co 11902 Iowa Avenue Cleveland 8 Po 1 9581 38001 Euclid Avenue W1lloughby W1 2 0700 Medved s Market 788 East 22nd St Eucl1d 23 Re 1 6640 Memor1al Delrcatessen 395 E 152nd St Cleveland 10 Ohlo Mxke s Barber Shop 491 E 152nd St Cleveland 10 Ohno M1les Auto Stores 669 E 185th St Euclld 19 Ke 1 3200 Eva Miller s Restaurant 742 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 8424 M1ller Stone Jewelers 22570 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re 10155 M1ller Stone jewelers 22570 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 23 Re 1 0155 M1ller Stone Jewelers 2 2570 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid 23 Re 1 0155 al Home Mocllnlkar s Tavern 837 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 9708 Model Cleaners 13725 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 10 Mu 1 6774 , n 7 - 5 - ' 9 Q I , ' john K. Marvar n , ' . . , 7 ' 1 I . , . . 7 a . , 9 Model Food Market 445 East 200th St Euclid 19 Ke 17447 Modern Shoes Inc 4131 Erne Street Willoughby W1 2 4666 Monda Auto Parts 431 E 152nd St Cleveland 10 Ke 1 5180 J B Moore 8: Sons 14632 Lake Shore Blvd Cleveland 10 Ke 1 8911 Mordus Furnlture 8: Upholstery 7123 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 3 Oh1o Morgan 8: Hershman 12402 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 8 G1 1 6465 A D Morton Company, Inc 14511 Woodworth Rd Cleveland 10 G1 1 7466 Moss Po1nt Cleaners 21946 Lake Shore Blvd Re 1 4719 550 East 200th St Iv 1 8510 36370 Vme St Mowens Jewelry 14830 St Clair Ave Cleveland 10 U1 1 5055 The New Yorker 1816 E 12th St Cleveland 15 Pr 1 9322 Notttngham Super Market 18620 St Clalr Cleveland Ke 1 6777 O Brlen Brass Co 20940 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 17 Mlckey O Connor s Beverage Store 460 E 117 St Cleveland Mu 1 9876 Mlckey O Connor s Tavern E 117 St 8: Sellers Cleveland Mu 1 9876 Frank J O Dea, M D 10300 Carnegle Ave Cleveland Ce 1 2133 Odess Hardware 1410810 St Clair Ave Cleveland 10 G1 1 4582 0 Donnell Plasterlng Co 1703 E 300 St Wncklelfe W1 3 1283 Otto s Super Market 826 E 200 St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 2251 Stephen J Palguta Better Meats 3206 West 41 St Cleveland 9 Wo 1 5672 Patrlck Church Supplles 1379 E 9th St Cleveland 3 Ma 1 5960 Paul s Barber Shop 687 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Po 1 6577 Perry Drug Co 752 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 4304 Petrlc s Barber Shop 761 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 3465 Play Mor Lanes 686 E 140th St Cleveland 10 G1 1 7206 Portage Market 1407 Hayden Ave Cleveland Mu 1 8550 Races Tavern 17222 St Clair Ave Cleveland 10 Iv 1 9715 11507 Mlles Ave Cleveland 5 D1 1 3717 Rappaport Studlos Inc 7500 Stanton Ave Cleveland 4 Ex 1 1683 R1ntar Market 8: Grocery 19807 Cherokee Ave Cleveland 19 Ke 1 1021 Frank E Rhlnehart 2188 Chatfield Rd Cleveland Hts 6 St Clalr Hardware 7014 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 3 Ut 1 0926 St Mary s Church 15519 Holmes Ave Cleveland L1 1 1166 Alex Santora Prudentlal Insurance Company Of America 10525 Carnegle Ave Sk 1 4602 Sca111d1 Bros Self Serve Market 12319 Superxor Ave Cleveland L1 1 2693 ' U Co. . ' Ral-Cha Cafe 95 Schelly s Cafe T1'21Cy Tavern 7019 Superlor Ave 434 East 200 St Cleveland 3 En 1 9043 Euclid 19 Iv 1 9510 Scheufler Plumbmg 8: Heat1ng Co Tucker 5 Shoe Store 2945 Noble Road Cleveland Hts 21 Ev 1 7733 J C Schulte Funeral Home 4092 Mayaeld Rd 5244 Mayfield Rd Euclid 21 Ev 13424 Setma s Meat Market 777 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 6740 Shore Bowl 22400 Lake Shore Blvd Euclid 23 Re 1 1155 Slms Bros Buxck Inc 18781 Lake Shore Blvd Euclld 19 J Smlth 8: Son Funeral Home 15319 St Clan' Ave Cleveland 10 G1 12425 J A Smrth 8: Sons Mens Apparel Wllloughby Pamesvnlle Son Cleaners 8: Dyers E 200th St Iv 1 5221 406 E 156th St Iv 1 5252 Euclnd 8: Cleveland Staklck Insurance Agency 815 E 185th St Cleveland Ke 1 1934 Stark s Bakery 15001 St Clalr Ave Cleveland 10 Po 1 7453 Geo Steltz 8: Son 11509 St Clair Ave Cleveland 8 G1 1 5533 Stern s Men s Wear 715 E 185th St Cleveland 19 Ke 1 2640 Suburban Roofmg 8: Sheet Metal Co 36560 Lake Shore Blvd W1lloughby Wlby 2 0342 Thomas Flower Shop 15800 Waterloo Rd Cleveland 10 Iv 1 3200 Tomse Beverage 1152 Hayden Cleveland 10 G1 1 1620 Tony s Pure O11 Service 18027 Waterloo Road Cleveland 19 Ke 19783 686 East 185 St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 3663 Mr and Mrs G T Vanderbllt Vlcky s Cafe 11500 St Clair Cleveland 8 Po 1 7160 Dr Patrlck B Vlrant Optometrlst 15621 Waterloo Rd Cleveland 10 Iv 1 6436 Walsh s Soh1o Servlce 1885 Hayden Ave East Cleveland Mu 1 9736 Ed Wank TC1CV1SlOn Servlce Co 378 East 200 St Euclxd 19 Ke 1 1222 Waterloo Hardware 8: Pamt 16009 Waterloo Rd Cleveland 10 Ke 1 1300 Waterloo Recreatlon 15721 Waterloo Road Cleveland 10 Iv 1 9595 Whyte Chevrolet Co 543 East 185th St Euclid 19 Iv 1 9090 Wllloughby Frult 8: Vegetable Market 38113 Second St Wxlloughby Wlldwood Floral and Glft Shoppe 20020 Lake Shore Blvd Euc11d 19 Iv 1 3215 Wxlllams Muslc Shop 897 East 222nd St Euclld 23 Re 2 8666 Wolkov jewelers 707 East 185th St Cleveland 19 Iv 1 4888 Y W C A Ladles Day Out 1710 Prospect Ave Cleveland 16 Ch 1 7640 Zlgmund s Dellcatessen 1048 East 76 St Cleveland 3 En 16094 Zlate s Market 662 East 140th St Cleveland 10 Mu 1 9160 Zwlck s Food Market 625 East 140th St Cleveland 10 Gl 1 5070 A. . . . , s. 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