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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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W v - ' . , x 1. 4 Zi J 5 E LE S i i , , 5 6 . is , .4 5 1 V I 51 4 '4 f I 1 1 . k ,..., -Nu.. Qf'..Z.JCS ' ' fi! In u HQ' N j if W Deus Rex Glens Confronted with the task of providing education on Catholic principles in all phases of knowledge, Archbishop Hoban encountered a problem similar to the one faced by the first bishop, Saint Peter. As Saint Peter is called the Rock of the Church, Archbishop Hoban may also be likened to a rock, for he is the keystone in all of Cleveland's educational institutions. Many Catholic high schools owe their existence to his outstanding venture in this field. The students of Saint Joseph High School appreciate the personal interest of their Archbishop, which has facilitated the growth and expansion of the school. They shall always remember his provision of paramount educational facilities for their use. He, more than anyone else, is responsible for the opportunities provided by the excellent education the students receive. The success of His Excellency, celebrating thirty-five years as a bishop, has the gratitude of everyone. Our 167 harp Emfi ian . : Y 2 3 CN rg, 'Vw'- 'vf 'ii' M 5 1: 94 9 is mm ml,0'll'lTl lllll Ml M Hdveniatl2egnu1u6uum 2 w I 'wh Q4 -, 'I' 'X 5 : ' 5 9.,q! j ' X E r-.a F6-7 . ' 3 ' - 'vp ' I K-.Ty . e . ' , ' ,ya it. I D U , 'li iP.eH - 1 .ar. 7 Avian 3 5- F- ' E. 'sg Q , x V . ff? Q WW -A 4 P . fl !?1 4 B lf ,fii I ? ' ' 61 ' v l The Most Reverend John Krol, S.T.D., J.C.D. Cleveland's Junior Auxiliary Bishop, a native Clevelander, received his early education under the Marianists. The diocese, with two auxiliary bishops for the first time in its history, needs his industry. ill ' WMM V 4- xnxx :i :i R ..gi'.f1 The Most Reverend Floyd L. Begin, S.T.D., Ph.D., J.C.D Bishop Floyd L. Begin, Cleveland's Senior Auxiliary Bishop, is the product of a Marianist education. Devoting much time to the Con- lirmzition of diocesan youth, His Excellency is familiar to all. I 5 Wlzzrizznisfs cv 6 in l1c4v . . . The Rt. Reverend Monsignor Clarence E. Elwell, Ph.D. As Diocesan Superintendent of Schools since 1946, Monsignor Elwell has immensely furthered Catholic education in the diocese. Active in civic and ecclesiastical affairs, he has attained distinction in scholastic management. Invited by Bishop Amadeus Rappe, two Marianists came to Cleveland in August, 1856. They first settled at Saint Patrick School. Soon the Society spread, staffing schools at Saint John Cathedral parish, Saint Mary parish, and else- where. They continued to staff schools according to the wishes of the Founder of the Society of Mary, Father William Joseph Chaminade: Have them feel especially that Mary is to be glorified from one century to another, but more especially in these latter days, by the visible and almost tangible protection which she extends. This year the Marianists commemorated the centennial of their arrival in Cleveland. In Saint John Cathedral, Archbishop I-loban ofiiciated at a Solemn Pontifical Mass, attended by the stu- dents, faculty, and friends. The decision of Archbishop Hoban in staffing Saint Josephis with Marianists was made after considering the outstanding work done by the Society of Mary at Cathedral Latin and other schools. His Excellency desired that the students be educated with Marianist principles. His wis- dom in this selection has been proven by the quality of student that Saint Joseph High School produces. Not the Philharmonic, but just the Brothers' Band here displaying their musical talents. While engaged in the many occupations of the ordinary day, the Marianist, inspired by a filial devotedness to Mary, strives to develop in himself and those whom he contacts the fullness of Christian life. Thus he plans to save and sanctify himself in saving others and forming an imposing mass of Christian leaders. For him, education consists in teach- ing truth and forming Christ in souls, in making Him known, loved, and served. A certain part of each Marianist day is set aside for spiritual exercises: meditations, Communions, and prayers for the closer realization of the designs of Mary. ' Stn mf ue- K ' giswv ll vii! ' 1 i. LE., WF. 3, dw 5. :ggi M N. iw MWMQQ U15 dedirfzfed mm of L joseph. . Along with his lunch, Brother John receives one of Mr. Willis' latest wit- ticisms, while Mrs. O'Brien poses. o PRINCIPAL Rev. Aloysius Bedel, S.lVl. Although new to St. Joseph's this year, Father Bedel immediately gained the students, conidence. To him is attributed the excellent school spirit and the efficiency of the ad- ministration. o VICE-PRINCIPAL Bro. John H. Strickroth, S.lVl. Brother John has been Assistant Principal for the past two years. Due to his sympathetic insight in the problems of youth, he is very popular with the student body. The faculty of Saint Joseph High School is composed of men dedicated in mind and spirit to the furthering of Christian education. In this sense they are apostles, for it was the duty of the first Christian teachers to'go forth and teach all nations. As teachers they have sacrificed much of the leisure and material reward that is a part of other occupations. But as the Apostles, their reward comes in the satisfaction of knowing that they are instruments of the Great Teacher. Although the subjects that they teach range from religion to physics, the teachers are similar in that they have all devoted their careers to the education of Christian youth. me EHili.,?lQ sq' BRO. HERMAN THANER, S.M. We admire and respect the indus- trious efforts of our school Treasurer. BRO. THOMAS JONES, S.M. Receptionist-Faculty House. FR. ELDON G. REICHERT, S.M. As Guidance Director, Father has helped us over many a rough spot toward our vocation, He is also our School Chaplain. BRO. FRANK KREIPL, S.lVI. Domestic Maintenance-Faculty House. Hi, neighborlv says Bob Marin of the Sophomore Art Class while he poses as farmer Ezra for the benefit of his fellow art students studying figure drawing. M1 :gr 1 3 E .ln wmv! , rx V 1 his i sg 5 Ame -W, . '- QQ- f- -- ' 3 ,.s1,'f'f1 Mi-In V 'N P i C h B'll Gutbrod on the latest h ' kin Coach ' Brother Edward Fick consults oac i W ats coo g, . developments of the outstanding Viking football team of the 1956 season. S A I' Lu ra ,Juana i ' A 3Qfw1?? ' L' p c 'aot W h4,1 c i p c V c Q,ntq1nh 4 pl 1 '1.l- Q1 1'Q A1-'.,-A 5 f',-3'l1'o 'rti l LQ1. -lA t A 1'.' .t,1, 5 ii . ,l1-A X.LlA'f- i vgyt- i ',f1 i a A ' 'L' Af 1 1S f' f1'-- 1 X-1'Lt1off 1 -iiwf 3-'11 f ott' '-'f --'AA A . . it.. A The daily routine of impressing young, immature minds with the intricate principles of English, math, science, and history is not an enviable one. Yet it is one of the most important occupations in modern society, where one must under- stand his role in life and possess the training to be successful in it. The students of Saint Joseph High School are fortunate to have for teachers . . . . k etence and understandin . In ever activit , from literar wor to g Y Y Y dancing, the students obtain the instruction and guidance of the faculty. men of comp A complete education today, in addition to studies of a scholastic nature, requires guidance along moral principles. Thus the faculty prepares the students . . . . . . I 1 to meet the world as Christian men, envisionmg their temporal and eterna goa s. I9 A Jw? L, iff, ,Q if -f 'Qi E If 1 f-iw., V5 1 I - ,f V X , - , i :gf k, L' ' ,, I - 4 ' f Af :- wt X v fwwgw w. f f 2 L -' -2 1. .Q 1 ' of 1 ,. gs x. , A wg, M v Y-6 Sql, gk f, 1 wtf J ,, ,A ff 4' . k ' lg 14' 45 . - 1. : 5 K Eh W U A s l BRO. PHILIP T. AARON, S.M. Homeroom S-Z-Religion II, Every- day Chemistry, Algebra I, Bancl Mod- erator. MR. ROBERT A. BRUENING English I, Assistant Debate Moder- ator, bbw' f 'l- !m MR. EDWARD J. COLABUNO Auto Shop I and II, Football, Wrest- ling. Not everyone in Mr. Colabuno's auto shop class seems as anxious as he does to get under the car. BRO. JOHN A. BLANK, S.M. Religion III, Driver Education. MR. JOSEPH J. CZERNICKI Home-room l-H-English I, World History, Geography. ,, rs, l MR. MARIO D'ALANNO Homeroom 2-H - World History, Moderator of Boating Club. fr TW .'34'V' MR. I EPHHESKA Latin I,- II, III, and IV, German II. MR. JOSEPH G. DE BACKER Homeroom 1-L-English I an Latin I. ,159 d MR. JAMES A. DI CILLO World History, Civics, Moderator of the Norseman, Co-Chairman of His- tory Dept. II, L I . I s . LJWJQ if . J If oiir I iiii I I fr f 5 f- -- . .-t.f,f:u...ss- vftirlw-,..1, 4- f- ,zwrmwiqmgvizff. A1 A- 5 , wp ,,t. H., A 4 i ff-- f. . . . -, ,-f,. ' f , fp a f , k-VfJ, F,-.xii ,f . A f A 1 .f,-W-:gy iifw.,-.5 -- . , . ,, gwqy,-f,g, sw' , ,i so ., BRO. RICHARD M. DINEEN, S.M. Homeroom 1-F-Religion I, World History, Freshman Soclality Modera- tor, School Sacristan. BRO. JOHN J. DRERUP, S.M. . Photography II, Library. Bro. John is celebrating 25 years of service to , Mary this year. I .,J. ,Wi 23 'fltzrn' Lf MR. DANIEL E. FERRAZZA BRO. EDWARD FICK, S.M. BRO. GILBERT GENSLER, S.lVI. Homeroom Z-E-Health I, Physical Religion II, Shop Math. Consumer I-Iomeroom 3.1-I-Plane Geometry, Education I and II, Line Coach-Van Math. SI-'J Athletic Director. Algebra II, Intramural Bowling sity Football, Golf Coach BRO. RAYMOND B. GLEMET, S.M. Homeroom 4-A-English III and IV, Spanish II, Debate Moderator, Visual Service Club Moderator. MR. DONALD GRAVES Homcroom 2-D4Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Everyday Physics. MR. BERNARD GUILFOYLE English I and II, Freshman Football, Varsity Basketball. School Bowling. In raining. . . to inspire and to cultivate leadership, to become, and to make .... M N gmt wq,p,,,....v 5 if y Qg:,,,1. f BRO. HOWARD L. HUGHES, s.M. Homeroom S-3-Religion I and III, Latin II, Glee Club Moderator, Jun- .?.. ::....i bf X MR. WILLIAM GUTBROD BRO. WALTER F. HAUSFELD, Homeroom 3-E--History I, Physical S.M. Education II, Head Varsity Football Mechanical Drawing, Traffic Director. Coach, Freshman Track Coach. FR. HENRY JOSEPH HOOD, S.M. I-Iomeroom 4-B-Sociology, Religion IV, Sodality, Student Council Mod- erator. tx, r.. ior Sodality. , W., 0 BRO. MATTHEW T. HILLEN, S.M. Homeroom 2-A - Bookkeeping I, Shorthand I, Gen.i'Business, Religion II, Sodality. Y2'? v v' MR. FRANK G. KIRCHENDORFER I-Iomeroom 1-E-Latin I, English I. BRO. PAUL R. KOLLER, S.M. Homeroom 3-B - Chemistry III, Cheerleader Moderator, Science Honor Society Moderator. is 'W rd 95 Aw ri 755l5ziTf55?5bi?'l refers. may , Dedimfiug . . . BRO. MELVIN H. KUHBANDER, S.M. Homeroom 2-B-Religion II, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Bookstore Ass't. Assistant Speech Moderator BRO. LEONARD KUNTZ, S.M. Algebra I, Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Freshman - Sophomore Guidance F Counselor. MR. JOSEPH F. LECHLAK Homeroom 1-M-Health I, Physical Education I, American History, Ass't Jr. Varsity Football Coach, Asslt Var- sity Baslcetball Coach. MR. ANTHONY F. LEKAN Homeroom 4-G-Civics. BRO. ROBERT A. LINDEMANN, S.M. Homeroom 3-F-English III, Ameri- can History, Junior Sodality, Rifle Club Moderator. MR. EMIL B. MARAS Homeroom 4-D-English IV, Carpen- ter Moderator. BRO. PETER J. MCANENA, S.M. Homeroom 1-B-Religion I, Algebra I. .Q 5' if A 15 2 l . I K . et-f, ,, , .si 5 QT BRO. HAROLD G. MUSHENHEIM, S.M. Homeroom 2-F - Solicl Geometry, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, So- clality. X ,,I...v'i-R --X I i .- iff. AGGG C. oole -:i3T'-Q , -2.-.:'Ir, . - .. . ,yu rw .. 1. - , . a.fS..f.e1:- E- 1: t A - f, --4- mils.-z.: - . U4 ,Q 4. ....,-5,2 .H - - .-r-- a:.,,k . yfaljffiia f - ww -, gf:..,,k. ,Q I wig. .mv fe' , 5 2 t-TL R 'NTL 1: 1 af' T1 - il- L5 N at , if N 'ff Q. 1 X N tx 1 ff- ' f fi. t R 2 1 2 W 9? f Q X H X ,Q ' .Q gi v ' at t. g 1, xx , 3 ,N YJ U Pi X K KX '7 515 2 WM 9 f 5 -5-.:,.gH .g3ggz5ii2sg, , 1 9 'im BRO. THOMAS NIEMIRA, S.M. Homeroom 1-DvReligion I, English II, Latin II, Sodality. 'S Q spiritual . . MR. JAMES T. McDONOUGH Homcroom I-K-Economics, Health I, Physical Education I, Cross-Coun- try Coach, Track Coach, Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. DAVID R. MITCHELL Homeroom 3-D4English II and III, BRO. EDWARD V. O'CONNOR, S.M. Homeroonx 3-C-American History, Library. MR. ANTHONY T. PACE Senior Band, Cadet Band, Marcluiiig Band. BRO. BERNARD E. PLOGMAN S.M. Homeroom 4-E4Art I, II, III, IV, Moderator of Yearbook, Carpenter, Booster Club, Soclality, Program Staff, and Decorations for Proms and Dances. .Y Sw 2 P32221 12ix?gir+:?f:s2 is .f,W.i 5. ,V ., we Si Miami 5 28 mnfal. . . FR. ELDON REICHERT, S.M. Religion IV, School Chaplain. BRO. CHARLES REITER, S.M. Typing I, II, Office Practice and Business Machines IV, Senior Prom Moderator. MR. STEPHEN RELICH Wood Shop I, II, Shop Math. BRO. FRED RUF, S.M. MR. FRANK RYAN Homeroom S-1-Religion If Algebra Homeroom 1-A-Algebra I, Latin II I, Plane Geometry II, Sodalicy. FR. JOSEPH SCI-IIELEIN, S.M. Homeroom 4-C-Religion II, IV, Knights of the Altar, Sodality. MR. ALFRED SRP I-Iomeroom 2-G-Biology II. BRO. JOHN H. STRICKROTH, S.M. Assistant Principal, World History Civics, Graduation Moderator. BRO. DANIEL R. STUPKA, S.M. , I-Iomeroom 1-C-Religion I, Guided Reading, English II, Sodaliry I, Fresh- man Guidance. zz dpkg ka! ,wafers . . BRO. JOSEPH N. STREIFF, S.M. Physics IV, Bookstore, Class Rings, Service Club Moderator. BRO. MICHAEL J. STIMAC, S.M. Homeroom 4-F-Radio, Electricity, Sodality, Moderator of Radio Club and Civil Defense. BRO. HERMAN J. THANER, S.M. Algebra I, Dads' Club Moderator, School Treasurer. 'UN nun Nd' .,..,, A 5 ia 5 in 9' 2 Es. ee 25- 17 if .l s. f -bi: .2 WK. BRO. JOHN E. TONRY, S.M. I-Iomeroom 3-A-Religion III, Ameri- can History,Sodality.Y93flD00k Photo' grapher MR. DONALD A. VISCI Homcroom 1-JQI-Iealth I, Physical Education I, II, Geography I, Fresh- man Basketball Coach. O I isis' Wes!- lem fggfvffeifii. iz,msf1t1ez'.: 21: -ye .- sgpelsiimi iii. -E1i'ij'. Dig that crazy modern artlu exclaims Dan Maglicic over the recorder as Alex Occhionero, another art lover of the 4E Emperors, smiles his approval. BRO. NICHOLAS E. WAGNER, S.M. English I, World History II, Eco- nomics, Stamp Club. BRO. JOSEPH H. WALSH, S.M. Homeroom 1-G-Religion I, General Science II, Sodality, Yearbook Pho- tography. ' 27 1 41' f M. f , 2 M, 'k ' ,, ll? if E as :X , K . fs., ' BRO. CARROLL J. WENTKER, S.lVl. Homeroom 2-E-Biology, Assy: Ath- letic Director. MR. PHILIP W. WHITE Homeroom 3-G-English II, World -Q09-M MRS. MURIEL KUHLMAN MRS. EVELYN LANGER MRS. THELMA BRUNNETT Secretary Secretary Secretary .0 ff' ff Don't look now but someone's peek- ing. Joe Bilicic cashes in while Brother Hausfeld instructs in mc- chanical drawing. MRS. MARY TURK School Nurse MR. MELVIN WILLIS Cafeteria Manngcr 1,3 , 'i ' ' Q l E -f 2 .Q .ixi ls as ml, Q. F i Q ? is 'S a 1 Q ya ! 0339-WI? Vim' I , -, 'T' V , ,wi fp-qw--gy w-nn -f f . 'A' ,mp 3 I if inf-.3 rwww mn iff? 252 in Wx f, A ,gsm 955 W, 5, b,.,, far, K V 25 iw M-1 A v'0 .x1, S, :iw 2 E? ' , Q35-Vaizy.. 5, M. ,'ElP?5V55iiL. i :M-M 1 1 i sslwwfw my :M Egg? ffQgXfsTg4x2m,,'4szf' ,Sf 55 ,Q ,H H , W. ,V,.,L,? ,M Q5 Wf- ,iggiggm fm fd -V ug ., ,555 . 4 W-, ,,,:Mgg,ffg- :gee ray. VW, ..2,ag3Q?5lxi W 1 .WW A , ,,.ff:':znfm ww ff 145: me - ,M , , .,.., y Wi Mk I W an A I 1,-g:gx.?1,-fx-'fgg1ggAf .. ,4,.,45swmmw7: Mg, .,4?fj'riTWf ,S f W UG: 15, W ,-mmf - :ma K W fssgfwigfiigwjl fffziix' ,f.'fi.if-QS li 553-K' mf ., -- gsjw' '35 f.J1,,' W 545' 1 emazgefgffsszwzfsi: 4 X fii,,f1fggg,9:i7fffV' ' . 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Allau, Bosquette, Beers, P Brooker, E. Baran. FIRST ROW: Cmarik, Dennis Crockett, C. Calalarese, L. Clark, D. Ciricillo, G. Casanova, C. Chetnik, Ddvicl Crockett. SECOND ROW: Coyne, R. Chesnes, Conrad, E, Christie, A. Cesa, T. Curtis, M. Cowley. THIRD ROW: R. Cudnik. D. Cinncilnello, L. Burrello, B. Conforte, D. Burawski, P. Courtot, T. Clifford, B. Caine. FOURTH ROW: R. Cerne, W. Cunningham, G. Bydash, R. Carey, R. Cunningham, M. Crnjak, 1. Crotty. FIFTH ROW: J. Busher, T. Conomy, W. Clark, R. Centzmni, H. Buscher, E. Cognn, D. Cegelski, Burtner, .. 5 1 A if 4 e fl 4 -- .- FIRST ROW: DeCl1ellis, L. Dezelan, Feldlcamp, D. Dempsey, W. Ferlin, Ferlin, J Falb, T. Davis. SECOND ROW: R. DiBiase, E. Dietz, G. Delly, E. Esch, N. Ferenz, R. Cuyler N. DiCillo, Dolence. THIRD ROW: H, Fiebig, A. Ferris, T. Doorley, D. Dejalc, P. Domi tor, K. Engelhaupt, R. Duvall, E. Dhonclt. FOURTH ROW: Dwyer, W. Esplandiu, D Doutt, Erlcer, C. Eichler, Fagan, E. DeNoewer, Falcult. FIRST ROW: T. Fistelc, W, Fink, W. Goga,'K. Franks, Grubiss, M. Gambarese, F. Grisez, Guisano. SECOND ROW: Fritz, W. Gibbons, K, Greenwald, D. Gustincic, D. Garner, T. Fitzgerald, F. Fitzpatrick, N. Gravino. THIRD ROW: W. Fulton, Gazzuolo, F. Hanley, J. Gadus, E. Halloran, R. Gall, R. Freeman, M. Graham. FOURTH ROW: D. Fitzmaurice, S. Haic, D. Gorup, D. Gunsclu, D. Fishwick, A. Getts, W. Gregor, G. Gibson, F. Gross. F. H 912' hmm I - i i 3 9? -. gg. A I FIRST ROW: A. Horn, A. Janis, F. Jenuleson, T. Hanlon, T. Hannon, G. Hanson, A. Hirschegger, Harlonu SECOND ROW: M. Jerin, B. Ionetta, W. Hyclalc, D. Huber, Hora, Juflco, Jackson, T. Holzheimer, S. Joyce. THIRD ROW: P. Iannarelli, R. Hollis, 1 Jaro, D. Howell, D, Johnson, R. Janek, K. ilernejuic, R. Jones. FOURTH ROW: R. I E l Hausman, Hughes, R. Herrick, G. Haselc, Heonigman, Jones, R. Drake, M. Heathcote, W. Johnson. 2 v - 5 3 s +2 G . 3 E 5 6' il FIRST ROW: D. Killkenny, R.. Leslcovec, E. Kozak, W. Kobe, G. Keiclxel, R. Kirschensteiner, J. Kosmerl. SECOND ROW: Kleinhenz, C. Komik, D, Kavalunas, W. Leddy, W. Kendra J. Keptner, Kovatch, D. Keller. THIRD ROW: C. Kristofclc, S. Kasper, R. Keck, W Leblang, R. Kidd, K. Kancies, R. Legerslci. FOURTH ROW: Kelly, R. Lekse, Krenisky T. Kowalski, B. Kershaw, Kokel, Kearns, D. Kellner. ABSENT: Kobe, D. LaFollette G. Lentz, R. Levar 4 F FIRST ROW: D. Marcorrigiano, J. McCreight, C. Lieske, R. Mahoney, D. Lombardo, L. Marano, D. Mancini. SECOND ROW: Loprich, Marsey, Lynch, G. McCarthy, R. Lieske, H. McNeil, D. Mcseveney, R. Martin. THIRD ROW: MacAvoy, Mapel, T. McGee, D. M:Garry, T. McCreary, R. Loiselle, M. Maloney, Makarich. FOURTH ROW: i E. Maikut, P. Malaney, R. Lipp, J. McClure, D. Malesky, J. Mahon, J. Luschin, T. McNeeley. ABSENT: E. Vrana. ,,.-rfk... FIRST ROW: Nahra, L. Mastrangeio, Mesec, D. Modica, D. Mazi, I... Nesbitt, J Motuiewicz, Misch. SECOND ROW: A. Mulhern, R. Nowicki, T. Merriman, T. Miller, W. Murmcnn, J. O'Linn, P. Meilen, J. Mestek. THIRD ROW: R. Murphy, M. Melle, R. Novak, E. Miller, T. Nolan, T. Montana, R. Nemunaitis, D. Mendoza. FOURTH ROW: R. Murphy, Murphy, T. Morris, P. Masiotas, G. Morth, G. Montana, A. Novak, W. Mlnades, W. Mazelis. I G K E M gre hmm I - J St. Joseph's first outdoor religious ceremony officially closed the rosary month of October. Football players formed a neat path to enable Fr. joseph Schielein to carry the Blessed Sacrament to the beautiful altar designed and set up by the students beneath the north goal post of the football field. FIRST ROW: W. Papa, E, Reardon, P. Piro, B. Principi, S. Puruglcy, H. Prince, T. Prin- ciotto, L. Piqak. SECOND ROW: R. Parra, C. Powali, Prem, L. Petro, T. Pope, Peruselc, W. Plesec. THIRD ROW: S. Regovich, A. Polclar, W, Rabe, D. Podmare, W. Pinter, F. Percic, W. Reiblien. FOURTH ROW: R. Ray, C. Powali, P. Pestello, C. Plarson, H. Pierman, R. Reilly, FIFTH ROW: P. Reicbart, D. Palermo, T. Perlco, T. Paul, Plur, D. Razayeslci, E, Print. . ' FIRST ROW: Sakalas, E. Romey, E, Smitko, G. Rupar, W. Schwentner, R. Schreiber H. Scheidel. SECOND ROW: Sawicki, W. Smith, T. Robinson, M, Robinson, E. Slabe, M. Sadd, H. Schultz. THIRD ROW: P. Roeder, R. Skapura, V. Simonetta, G. Schaffer L. Semersky, Savasky, Reubish. FOURTH ROW: D. Smith, R. Sato, F. Rochon, C Shulz, M, Shaber, D. Romano, Ribar. FIFTH ROW: G. Royer, Rogers, R. Skrinska J. Rochford, Sexton, Rovansek, I.. Smith. ., gk . arf Q FIRST ROW: Strmac, P. Tibaldi, B. Szabo, T. Tifft, R. Swetel, K. Tisovec, Tatalick SECOND ROW: R. Tomchey, Somrack, R. Svets, Talik, M. Sopko, W. Taylor, R Stevens. THIRD ROW: Stih, T. Timko, M. Sterk, M. Stemplinski, R. Suster, W. Stief N. Tibaldi, W. Tighe. FOURTH ROW: M. Smoiinsky, R. Thomas, D. Sterlekar, A. Taday J. Staneluis, Sterk, Tigue. r Ii 1 . X Q ' i - I 4 1 2-A 1 f K . - Y 4, i - 4: I Qui , ' sf F . , . Y 7 FIRST ROW: Wetzel, R. Tramte, E. Walsh, D, Ucheluich, F. Tropiano, R. Vehovel, Unetic, R. Zebrowslci. SECOND ROW: Zingle, C. Walkey, G. Worbel, R. Wetzel, D. Weisheit, Visconti, R. Zajaczlcowslci, D. Whittaker. THIRD ROW: Whiting, F. Violetr, F. Vahcic, C. Yurcich, Zorc, M. Vitantonia, N. Zniclarsic, D. Vicchiarelli. FOURTH ROW: W. Zeitz, A. Vahcic, W. Turman, A. Valentino, R. Valyko, C. Vaughn, M. Zuplco, D. Turk, F. Valencia. FIRST ROW: Brancel, M. Canzowe, D. Broolcs, G. Brwnswiclc, M. Cirino, C. Asseff, R. Barker, Alelcsa. SECOND ROW: G. Bryan, A. Caruso, B:-odnick, P, Bilicic, W. Albright, T. Banc, K. Callahan, D, Coffey, XV. Buehner. THIRD ROW: T. Bnnas, F. Blatnilc, A. Brezovar, 1. Ciliberti, Brown, D. Brown, D. Buehner, G. Boomer, C. Bost. FOURTH ROW: D. Barone, R. Ballish, Alicastro. H. Budds, P. Cerne, Busher, R. Aufmnth, R. Callister, D. Bacltley. Q -4 Qi WWW Wx H5116 5 .151 is . 4 I l r F f 1 , 5' 2 FIRST ROW: D, Dipuccio, D. Foley, R. Dawson, T, Chghill, T. Dietzel, R. Dupay, T. Domi to . SECOND ROW: G. Fortuna, R. Czajkowslci, Corr, M. DiCorpo, N. Fifolt, J DoBrowlslcf, K. Dolszxl-c. THIRD ROW: Fazzone, B. Fagan, D. Dixow, K. Dobie, N. Doljac, B, Fatica, V. Coppo. FOURTH ROW: F, Corbley, T. Ehret, R. Dietrich, P. Foley, F. DiBar rolomeo, E. Figler, F. Faletic, D. Dielman. FIFTH ROW: T. DeMell, M. Flynn, G. Dissaver, -I. Donovan, K. Fc-dorcek, S. Douglas, P. Fleming, E. Collins, FIRST ROW: D. Gillen, J. Guzilc, Grigns, Henclerschott, W. Griseg, Grubiss SECOND ROW: P. Henry, R, Hauberg, T. Goshen, T. Hanson, J. Hoeningman, Gruclen E. Hirsch. THIRD ROXV: M. Gavorslci, P. Henry, W. Fracianno, R, Hogan, K. Jonlce J. jalcopic. FOURTH ROW: T. Johnston, E. Kazlaukas, Johnson, Johnson, Helminalc R. Hopkins, A. Gasparatis, N. Hanrarty. FIFTH ROW: F. Jastrgcmbski, W. Hodakievic, R Harmon, Knich, R. Gavel, P. Heaver, Germ, F, Gambol. rv E Svplz is' 2-C My FIRST ROW: W. Lcskovic, C. Kostrab, K. Knauss, G. Kemmerling, F. Lamanna, Lynch, D Leinweber, F. Laurie. SECOND ROW: E. Kozlowski, Kozar, Kovitch, Kelbach, Kuret, E. Leinweber, Lester, C. Kramar. THIRD ROW: T. Kozenko, W. Lacinak, B I Kraft, A. Koler, P. Lutjen, R. Kellner, H. Kirsch, G. Kirchner. FOURTH ROW: L. Kessler, R. Kingzett, Kolasinski, R. Kubzmcik, B. Kulwin, M. Kormas, Leben, R. Kulik. FIRST ROW: Malaney, L. Novak, C. Onesko, McLaughlin, D. Murawski, H. May, J Madden, W. Novak. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, E. Morano, O,Grady, R. Mahler, L i Mcaxty, R. Nosse, D. McCormack, Macholl. THIRD ROW: E, Novak, C. Mason, P Misch, D. Newton, R. Marin, R. O'Malley, T. Moore, G. Misch. FOURTH ROW: T. O,Don nell, C. Nainys, Mulgrew, E. Mafone, R. Mayer, Merhar, K. Malensek, Maliszewski. 'i!RWB!PiQf?f:iiei f'aarfm:.e1f:.Hlkwsg. -an an Q V. -fe 3 . 943' i A 5 FIRST ROW: P. Proll, D. Ross, Ross, Pierce, D. Paltani, A. Russo, Platt. SECOND ROW: M. Ostrowske, V. Orenslce, Palfy, R. Pike, H. Raclina, R. Powalie, N. Peters. THIRD ROW: R. Rutgers, D. Paulin, G. Popilc, Petric, G. Parsons, R. Rumes, Polinslcy. FOURTH ROW: Sziclowslci, Rigler, P. Powers, Nl. Pickett, C. Rigler, P. Ranlcer, Powell, T. Roach, FIFTH ROW: W. Orr, R. Opalek, T. Powers, T. Rosa, K. Pike, A. Pelcol, R. Roof. ABSENT: R. Pollutro, R. Planiser, E. Reardon. FIRST ROW: F. Schessler, T. Smith, D, Seih, P. Spinks, Sbrecce, F. Spicuzza, R. Sullivan SECOND ROW: Teany, R. Thomas, D. Schwcrtner, Tekavec, D. Sukalac, W. Svete, W. Szalay. THIRD ROW: Sterey, K. Smutke, K. Susnik, E. Sebenilc, W. Schade, A. Thompson, Sipple. FOURTH ROW: T. Szendry, K. Schmidt, D. Stupica, P. Srerlc, R. Snitzky, R. Sajevic, H. Tayler, G. Sega. FIFTH ROW: Shipley, P. Sheridan, Sirl, R. Stibley, Svebecla, F. Strnisa, T. Selrya, Steverding. 1' Svph is' 2 - i 3-A FIRST ROW: Zarlinslci, L. Tremaglio, O. Zmijewslci, Vivani, Wagner, C. Webster, E. Zimmerman, M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: D. Zulcowslci, Wambacli, T. Weigancl, R, Wfarner, R. Vucleslca, R. Varialcos, F. Zalar, Walton. THIRD ROW: D. Trentel, T. Zupancic, F. Vidveral, White, Nl. Zivich, W. White, R. Weishcit, R. Zola. FOURTH ROW: C. Toil, D. Walsh, Weigand, F. Zadell, K. Zgonetz, R. Viclmar, W. Wasel, R. Yates, K. Tibalcli. FIRST ROW: Bradac, F. Birlc, R. Boyarslcy, D. Browning, K. Armsey, Barnard, Bene- dict, SECOND ROW: R. B2elJe, W. Burge, L. Bettis, R. Buelmner, S. Balazs, A. Brazie, R. Baur. THIRD ROXV: D. Callahan, H. Boluinc, T. Brazaxtis, W. Andrews, G. Boer, R. Brucning, D. Bennett. FOURTH ROW: P. Baumann, T. Bcitz, P. Broadbent, R. Bauman, M. Burns, Nl. Albauglx, Browske, F, Berlcopec. My 3- fl! we-112924 I I FIRST ROW: Dengel, L. Cody, I.. Dannemiller, R. Finnegan, C. Dalton, F. DeNower, R. Cooke, J. Connolly. SECOND ROVV: -I. Dailey, J. Collins, D. Doyle, R. Christie, A. Chizmar, D. Collier, F. Cirino. THIRD ROW: D. Fitzsimons, B. Cost, R. Dolence, D. Coviello, B. Conway, Dixon, T. Engel, L. Fistek. FOURTH ROW: D. Daugert, P. Dworznilc, Corcoran, R. Ccnta, R. Czomba, Delaney, K. Dunphy, Fernbacher. ABSENT: W. Emser FIRST ROW: Gaclus, W. Flanagan, R. Fragazi, F. Hopkins, D. Gergley, Gaertner, V. joniec. SECOND ROW: K. Gaiclziunas, C. Guhde, Geiger, W. Hoenigman, F. Irnm, W Hipp. THIRD ROXV: Hollis, A. Hale, R. Heitman, R. Griffiths, T. Gorman, Hoclson, J. Gray. FOURTH ROVV: R. Hans, F. Jaslco, E. Gilroy, G. Hunter, C. Hinz, A. Formica, XV. Hoag. ABSENT: R. Kaslca, T. Gibbons, Grezechowialc, R. Herbert. fun hrs 3-C 5 O FIRST ROW: R. Krasovic, R. Kelleher, L. Kausek, Kirn, Lenehan, Levak, R, Knazek SECOND ROW: Keane, W. Kleinhenz, S. Lewandowski, F. Kilcoyne, V. Karko, R. Ken nedy, E. Kern, THIRD ROW: H. Knach:-1, N. Kirchner, E. Kresic, Kramer, K. Koss, T Keptner, E. Kotnik. FOURTH ROW: R. Kunuss, R. Krnkowski, T. Krupitzcr, Kess, J Kuhel, R. Kvntcrnik, R. Ledinsky, Krizman. ABSENT: R. Kozlawski, R. Lieb, T. LaGank9 FIRST ROW: M. Long, F, I.ux-mr, S. Mrzenn, I.. Mack, P. Morey, R, Millv1'. SECOND ROW: Nlcrsnik, M. Nlcshnnc, McNulty, R. Nlilco, G. Mihnlko, R. McMulle11. THIRD Z ROW: R. Luzar, G. Mishngn, FI. McGnrry, R. Luchn, McCaskey. FOURTH ROW: L. Mondo, R. Nlnhoncy, NI. Nlorgnn, R. M0dlC, N. Millcr, McGinlL'y. FIRST ROW: Pischula, F. Raia, Mulhair, P. Napoli, D. Muehle, Petkovsek, Z. Novak. SECOND ROW: T. Roberts, P. O'Donnell, M. Roche, L. Noble, D. Prib, R. Robbins, W. Ollerton. THIRD ROW: T. Paul, A. Robbins, R. Perna, W. Pickett, W. Quanclt, J. OlToole, R. Piks. FOURTH ROW: T, Nadsady, G. Raguz, G. OIBrien, L. Reichert, D. Raglow, T. Rarick, R. Rawa, Peoples. ABSENT: W. Murphy, G. Prtrus, D. Padavick, W. L. Pickett, C. Olivo, Pierce. FIRST ROW: R. Rowell, G. Shea, G. Sack, Shaff, L. Svehwol, Schmidjell. SECOND ROW: P. Scholz, D. Shaft, S. Strunk, L. Smigel, A. Russ, Schober, E. Rokovitz. THIRD ROW: J. Sheridan, R. Scheiclel, Slapelis, Schaver, R. Sandy, W. Struna, E. Rozic. FOURTH ROW: H. Soclja, R. Schulz, P, Sullivan, R. Stark, F. Rusch, F. Sever, G. Strekal. juniors 3-6 FIRST ROW: T. Warner, R. Toomey, M. Walsh, T. Trivisono, T. Wirsing, T. Wohlgemuth E. Thomas. SECOND ROW: W. Valyko, A. Tisovec, G. Turner, Tadcleo, A. Virola, T i Vince, B. Ward, Sweet, THIRD ROW: S. Szabo, R, Vihtelic, R. Turk, K. Valaitis, J Walmsley, R. Vihtclic, Telzrow, R. Weber. FOURTH ROW: Weed, F. Vignone, J Wilson, W. Vimnt, D. Zielinski, D. Veloski, B. Vcliclca, Zorman. l FIRST ROW: Cancillu. H. Kroeger, M. Dwyer. T, McHenry, D. Reeves, T. Scluonaure. SECOND ROW: McGover11, R. Kubea, L, Szendrey, R. Kasulones, I.. Lann, F. Hustelc. 1 THIRD ROW: R, Jackson, A. Lippirr, D. McCormack, T, McCann, R. Laczko, Prijatel. FOURTH ROW: T. Morse, G. Nolan, Stupica, A. Runyeon, Vlaclc. FIRST ROW: E. Kovac, E. Eppick, D. Cook, F. Ficlura, G. Scliier, R. Herega, W. Christie, R, Anzick, C. Hasto, D. Slcala, E. Hoenigman, E. Pishkula, S. Ciocco. SECOND ROW: J Obersmr, R. Berrlce, D. Farrell, D, lVlcConville, Leslcovec, Dixon, Sormhalter, L. Reuss J. Droslce, T. Bringman, L. Muiray, Yasenoslcy, Simonitis. THIRD ROW: R. Laczlco, T Dush, D. Broz, A. Ozello, W. Grad, C. Lang, L. Andolelc, Fox, Girz, W. Rosenberg, B Salerel, R. Zlaroper. FOURTH ROW: R. Reuss, R. Welch, K. Olenilc, Zalolcar, S. Kovalilc, J. Beemiller, D. Broglio, M. Stack, Fabri, K. Fruscella, T. Harloaugh, T. Laffey, T. Cook. FIFTH ROW: Bond, G. Vraneza, Vencl, L, Petrovic, C. Kelahart, M. DiGirolamo, A. Petlcovsek, R. Reediclc, A. Rutlcauslcas, R. Thomas, R. Weber, Haluszlca. ABSENT: V. Burbrid ge. FIRST ROW: T, Olah, M. Mnscerson, K. Templin, P. Korosec, T. Salerno, G, Vinciquerra. SECOND ROW: D. Reim, F. Barto, J. Martin, A. Krage, W. Eppich. THIRD ROW: E Steffner, D. Kruger. Koenig, Timko, V. Halnjan, S. Jacobellis. FOURTH ROW: T. Baclcman, C. Jansen, Fink, K. Kling, F. Zalar. s S-2 . S-3 ,W-. 42:1 'mf O Q 5 i HBEB r I N 1 50 .sf 3? 3 w '3-luv' will ADAMS, DAVID L. The Philosopher Golf 1,Z,3,4g Football 1,Z,3,4g Class Oflicer 3,45 Sodality 3,43 Student Council 45 Honor Roll 3 Annual Staff 4. W .: ADAMS, MICHAEL A. Scurvy Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4g Football lg Basketball Ig Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2g Audio Visual 4. i 9 i3 ,:f2 ALECKNA, ROBERT G. Bob Football Z,3,4g Servers Club 1, Z9 Track 2,3g Band l,2,3. AUDIA, JAMES S. Jim Glee Club Z,3,4g Honor 1,2,3,4g Carpenter Z. Ro 'buff' ANZICK, WILLIAM Bill Radio Club 1,2,3,4g Audio Vis- ual 3. BAKER, RICHARD E. Dick Track 2,33 Intramural Basket- ball 3. ihrr'-W' ALBRECHT, JOHN J. Worm Intramural Basketball 1,Z. l ,- . N-...JF 'X 4'-5 ASSEFF, PETER A. Pete Track 1. BAUER, CARL J. Carl Intramural Basketball lg Class Officer l,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Boating Club 4. ASSING, JAMES V. Ossinginging Class Officer 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,3. BECK, WILLIAM A. Bill Intramurals 1,2. Che Selma 17 fader . . In their hands lies the future .... Now that the many English compositions are nearly all completed, and the geometry homeworks are part of the past, the Seniors of Saint Joseph High School are prepared to plunge into new depths. They have excelled in setting the example for the underclassmen, which is always the duty of the Senior class. When the present Seniors were freshmen, they observed the commencement of the first gradu- ating class. Now they, too, become a part of the history of the school, leaving behind many accomplishments and commencing their new careers. BELANICH, WILLIAM M. Curly Basketball I,2g Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Bowling 3. BocKsTA1-ILER, WILLIAM J. mu Bowling lg Intramural Basket- ball 1,45 Service Club 15 Radio Club 4. BERGERON, EARL Berg Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Football-lg Track 1,23 Soclality 3. BOER, CHARLES W. Chas Soclality l,2,3g Glee Club 2,3, 49 Debate Club Z,3g Yearbook Staff 4, Class Officer 29 Honor Roll 1,Z,3,4. BISCHOF, RICHARD J. Dick Basketball 13 Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3g Boating Club 3 BOHINC, ANTHONY J. Tony Rifle Club 1. OO 2 BELANGER, ROBERT N. Pierre Band 1,Z,3,4g Sodaliry lg Chess Club lg Visual Service 4. BLAIR, WILLIAM R. Weasel Football 2g Carpenter 2,4g Class Officer 43 Biology Club Zg In- tramural Basketball 1,Z,3,4. BOPP, EDWARD T. Bebop Intramural Bowling l,2,4g In- tramural Basketball 1,3. XH99' BOROVIC, VINCENT Vince is BOYLE, KENNETH A. Ken Basketball 1,2,3,4g Biology Club 25 Class Officer 1,25 Track lg Intra, Baskeball 1,25 O GRADUATES OF BROWN, DAVID R. Dave Radio Club 3,4. BUDA, NICHOLAS D. Nick Service Club l,2,3,4g Glee Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1. BROWN, LAWRENCE P. Larry Football 1, 35 Intra. Basketball Z5 Cross Country 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Carpenter 3, 4. BURKE, THOMAS M. Tom Intramural Basketball 4, Per- fect Attendance 1. 'ii-aff' BRADAC, EDWARD M. Ed Football l,2,3,45 Class Officer 2, Intramural Basketball 3. BREEN, HUGH G. Red THE CIENTENARY O BROWSKE, GEORGE P. Geo Rifle Club 15 Honor Roll 1' Perfcct Conduct 1. v BURRELLO, JOHN A. Jack Football 1,2,45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Class Officer 1,25 Intra- mural Basketball 1,3. BRUNETZ, JOHN J. Big John Intramural Basketball 2,35 Ser vice Club 1,25 Rifle Club 1 Prom Committee 3. CALANDRA, JOHN P. Big John Debate 2,3,45 Glee Club 2 Norseman 13 Honor Roll 1,2 3,4. ., .s CHASE, GARY E. Speedo Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Basketball Manager l,2. CIRNSKI, FRANK M. Sonny Service Club 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 1,25 Carpenter 3,4g Honor Roll 35 Annual Staff 4. CHERASO, JOHN J. Cherrio Model Airplane Club 3,4g An nual Staff 3,4g Carpenter 3 Intramural Basketball 1,2. CLIFFORD, DENNIS A. Cliff Soclality 15 Annual 3g Intra- mural Basketball 1,2g Honor Roll 1,2,3g Class Officer 3,49 Science Honor Society 3. CHIANCONE, CHARLES A. Murphy Class Officer 1,23 Intramural Baskeball 1,2,3g Football 1. COMELLA, JOHN S. Chef Honor Roll 1,23 Radio Club 1,2,3g Debate Club 4g Servers 43 Sodality 2,45 Cheerleader 23 Class Ofhcer 1,2,4g Student Council 45 Prom Committee 3g Senior Class Officer. 5,1-sz w '--lv 1-... CINKOLE, JOSEPH F. Big Julius Intramural Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2. COOK, JOHN Cat Band 1,2,3,4g Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. It won,t go,,' shouts Ray Potokar as Ron Kramer and Mike Ribar prepare to move him and his car f?J. Charley Young looks on with dis- approval. Us there a mech- anic in the house?J 5? ,.ap..v- A CORCORAN, PATRICK D. COSCHIGNANO, RALPH F. Cork Ralph Intramural Basketball 25 Track 2. COST, PATRICK V. Pat .lack Intramural Basketball 1. COYNE, JOHN T. Intramural Basketball 1,Z,3,4g Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 33 Class Offncer 3. COYNE, MARTIN F. CULOTTA, CHARLES A. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES B. DAVIDSON, THOMAS Marty Chuck Skip T-D Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Track lg Science Football Z5 TYHCIK 2,3,4z Class Football lg Class Ofncer 1,2g Honor Society 3. Officer 2,3,4g Intramural Bas Carpenter 23 Rally Committee ketball 2,3. 45 Debate 4. DAVIS, JOHN H. DeGAETANO, FRANK D .A L Jfffk Chic A Intramural Basketball 1,3. ' ' f I 0 T Tre, ' JOSE?H4QmWMii,m1QjX I r ' 1 Vkr AZV., HIGHT an my SCH6Cl O 0 5 'Q 0 - t ' 1 . E! DelBROCCO, JOSEPH B. Del Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 4g Student Council 4g Intramural Bowling 43 Rally Committee 4g Band 2. 01:1t1vB ' DODSON, PATRICK Shark Football 1,Z,3,4g Basketball 1, 2,3,4g Track 3,4g Class Officer l,2,3g Sodality 1,23 Student Council 45 Prom Committee 3, 4. DORIA, MICHAEL L. Mike Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2g'Vis- ual Service Club 3. Xi-.--af' DeMELTO, DENNIS P. DERUS, WILLIAM DiRENZO, CHARLES M. Dennie Wild Bill Chuck Carpenter 2. Science Honor Society 3. Class Officer 2. Q 41 , I A ..,,, z z ., 1 if A: - ff fi K ,, ' V ,H V ,.' . DOKAR, RICHARD D. DOMONKOS, CHARLES DONOVAN, EDWARD T. Dude Chuck Ed Bowling 3,4. Band l,Z,3,4, Prom Committee 3g Conduct DORSEY, JOHN P. .lack Intramural Basketball 1,2. Mr. Willis had bette their patience. 1,z,3. I 4 r hurry up before these hungry Seniors lose Now, Mr. Tigue,let's concen- trate on the business mach- ines, not on that date for tonight. Carl Baur, working so assiduously, isn't thinking of anything so foolish. Are you Carl? DRAGMEN, ALAN E. Drag Science Honor Society 3. DUSH, RONALD J. Dutch DUBROVICH, BENEDICT M. Ben Service Club l. EDWARDS, FRANK J. Frank Band 23 Track 3, DU PAN, NEIL Dude Soclality 3,43 Debate 2. EGAN, JAMES P. Jim Intramural Basketball 4, DURBIN, CHARLES E Chuck Track 3,43 Cross Country Rifle Club l,4. ELLIOTT, ROBERT L. Spike Rifle Clul: lg Glee Club 3,44 Cheerleader 2. Q 5 5, 1 4, 11 1'-a ia . . q 4 ,. EE,: , v-....., FAGAN, TERRENCE FAIT, JOHN M- FAKULT, WILLIAM FARONE, MICHAEL D. Tefry .,dCk Barone Track 4. Norseman 3,4. Football l,Z,3,4g Track 1,Z,3 Intramural Basketball 1,2 I GRADUATES OF THE CENT FARRONI, RICHARD R. Dick Sodality 1,23 Class Officer 33 Rifle Club l, 4. FINN, WILLIAM A. Willy Debate 3,45 Boating Club 3,4. FEKETE, MATHEW W. Cookie Intramural Bowling 23 Class Of ficer l,2,4g Rifle Club l. FINNERAN, LEO C. Lee FIELD, BRYSON H. Bry Football 23 Server 1, 2, 3, 43 A.V 1, Z3 Track 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 45 Class Officer 1, 23 Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. FIORITTO, RICHARD A. Dick ENARY O FILLY, KENNETH L. Ken Intramural Basketball 1,Z,3 Intramural Bowling 4. FINNIGAN, RICHARD Dick Glee Club 1,Z,3,4. Amusement lights up the faces of these Seniors as Vic Zitel of S-3 attempts an astute explanation. FOLEY, FRANK M. Ferocious Class Officer 3,49 Perfect Con- duct 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4g Honor Roll 3. FOSSELMAN, DONALD C. Foss Program Staff 2. FLECKENSTEIN, LEO J. FLYNN, RONALD G. Fleck Ronnie Rifle Club 1,2,3,4g Auclio Visual Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Perfect Club 1,2,3,4g Service Club lg Conduct 1,Z,3,4. Radio Club 1. FRESENKO, JAMES A. FRAIN, HOWARD P. Prez Howie Intramural Basketball 1,Z,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4. Intramural Bowling 1,23 Class Officer 25 Annual Staff 4. GAKING, CHARLES F. Chuck FRONING, DALE T. FRUSCELLO, PAUL C. Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country G Bookie Paul 3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2, Archery Club 2. 3,43 Intramural Bowling 33 Pffbgffl Prom Committee 3, duct 1 ECSI, ROBERT L. Bob m Staff 33 Perfect Con ,Z,3,4g Carpenter 3. GEORGE, KENNETH J. ,ww lr' if P, . .i, gg gn SAINT JOSEPH HIGH GIBSON, JOHN T. . Q EEEE H O O L Ken Hoot Intramural Bowling 25 Intra- mural Basketball I,2,3,4. GIEL, RICHARD E. Spider Intramural Bowling lg Service Club 1. Glee Club 35 Radio Club 4. GLAEFKE, RICHARD A. Dick GODIC, RALPH A. Tiger Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,Z,3,4g Class Officer 1,2,3g Intramural Baskeball 1,2g Student Council 4. Q-'-J- -V GORONCY, JOHN A. GRASER, VINCENT GREISL, EDWARD A. Owl Vince Shorty Track 2,3. Band l,2,3,4. ...- Q GOLINAR, DONALD A. Don Intramural Basketball 1,Z. GRIESMAR, JACK L. Greasy ix wdhswov- GRIFFITHS, THOMAS K. Griff Intramural Bowling 1. ,ii K GUTHRIE, JAY F. Guts Servers Club 1,2,3,4. 0 GRADUATES GF HANEY, JEROME F. Jerry Basketball 1, Z3 Intra. Basket- ball 1, Z, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, Z. HANNAN, DAVID B. Dave Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Server 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Off. lg Archery 2, 33 Rally Com. 3, 4. HANGACH, JAMES M. Jim Football 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 33 Class Officer 2, 3g Intra Bas- ketball 4. HANZAL, HOWARD J. Bug Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intra Bowling 1,23 Biology Club 2. mm? - kill? 5 , GUZIK, THEODORE J. Ted HALLORAN, JAMES P. .lim Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Annual Staff 3,Server 3,4. THE CIENTENARY 0 HANLON, MIKE P. Transkie Junior Prom Committee, In- tramural Basketball 4g Carpen- ter 4, Boat Club 4. HARMON, JAMES M. Jim cil Committee 4g Noi-seman Editor 4. HANNAN, DANIEL J. Dan HEDDERMAN, JOHN P. Doc Intramural Basketball Z,3,4 Gun Club. fenf- ffm? WM? Ili' ,lam-J 1 HEFT, WILLIAM L. Bill Rifle Club 1. HOLZHEIMER, RICHARD E. Stick Basketball 1,Z,3,4g Biology Club 23 Class Officer 1,35 Intramural Basketball l,2g Junior and Se- nior Prom Comm.g Honor Roll l. HEREGA, STEVEN R. Stew: Band l,Z,3,4. HOLZHEIMER, ROBERT J. Bob Junior Prom Committee and Senior Prom Committeeg Car- penter 4. HOCEVAR, LAWRENCE Larry Prom Committee 3, 43 Carpen- ter 4g Honor Roll 1. HORVATH, JEROME F. Gunner Football 1,Z,3,4g Track 2,3,4 Class Officer l,Z,3,4g Intramu ral Basketball 3,43 sexi. I! 1 Carpenter 3,4g Sodality lg Ju- nior ancl Senior Prom Comm.g ,,.v K ..i. i i ii:-i. . Y , , -fa va ' -' X Q, Q if ,JW me HOGAN, THOMAS P. Tam Sodality 3,49 Class Officer 2,33 Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,z,3,4. HOSTE, JOHN A. Post Toasties Service Club lg Band Z. Before the Collinwood game, the auditorium served as a bookie joint, another ser- vice at the schoolf' Here, Big Den The Book Noel gets the latest odds from his syndicate. IANNICELLI, DAVE N. Caesar Intramural Basketball 2, Golf 3 3 Wrestling 4. HRASTAR, GERALD J. Gerry Class Off. 1, Z, Sodality 1, -2, 3, 43 Rally Com. 3, 4, Dance Com. 2, 3, 49 Debate Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4, Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Science Honor 2, 3, 4, Intra, Bowling lg Junior and ,Prom Com.g Annual i :if li ' ' s A I N T JOSEPH IHGH SCHOOL Allhj ,NX HREN, BENEDICT F. Benny Football l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3, Junior Prom Committee. 'N-we JACKSON, DONALD R. Don Intramural Bowling 1,2g Intra- mural Basketball 1,2. , 'ZS ig? . ' HUBER, WILLIAM H. Bill Norseman Z, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Server Z, 3, 45 Science Honor Z, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., Intra. Basketball 1, Z, 3. JANEK, GEORGE A. Geo Intramural Bowling, Intramural Basketball, Class Omcer l. JANUS, RICHARD L. Dick Speech Club 23 Sodality lg In- tramural Baskeball 1,25 Band 23 Track 2, Football 3, Annual 4. HUFGARD, FRED Fred Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Rifle Club 1,4. JANSEN, ROBERT W. Bob Inramural Bowling 1,2,3,4g Bowling Team 43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Library Staff lg Program Staff l,2,3g Senior Prom Committee. JENNESS, JAMES C. Jim Sodality 2. JOYCE, MARTIN J. Joe Inramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Intramural Bowling l. li E 5 . is' ,, KAPLAR, ROBERT S. Bob Intramural Basketball lg Bowl- ing 4g Program Staff 1,2. KESSLER, ROBERT I.. Bob a s + K x ik WW ff 2, JUSKA, ALGIRD F. KALISTER, FRED A. KANE, JAMES R. Skuffy A Freddie .lim Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Band 2, Track 43 Wrestling 4. ,pawns- KERRIGAN, ARTHUR KERTIS, JOHN Scotty -'Wk Football 3. KESSLER, JOSEPH J. foe Track Zg Football 33 Rally Com mitee 4. Cicero Ruic gives an oration to Dick Roeder on the merits of ,the new paint job in the Senior homerooms. KOHANKIE, ALAN M. Al Intramural Basketball 35 Science Club 43 Rifle Club 4. V, ,A ,.., ' 5 On the third of January, these five Vikings rushed back to school to tell each other what Santa brought them. What on earth did Mike Farone get? KOLAR, MICHAEL Mike Service I,2,3,4g Science Club 3, 43 Class Ofhcer 1,25 Intramural Baskeball lg Intramural Bowl- ing 3. KRAUSE, EUGENE G. The Beast Football l,Z,3,4g Basketball lg Class Officer 1,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2g Junior Prom Committee. KONDRAT, HENRY j. Henry KREBS, RAL Ralph PH KOSMERL, RICHARD J. Kos Football 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Class Ofhcer 1,2,3,4g Intramural Bas- ketball lg Student Council 4, Intramural Bowling 1. KUDOKAS, GEORGE L. George Football 3,43 Basketball 1,2g Track 2,33 Class Officer l,2,3,4g Senior Class Secretaryg Honor Roll 33 Intramural Basketball 1,2. KRAMER, RICHARD L. Rich Intramural Basketball 2,3. LAH, GERALD T. Jerry Service Club lg Intramural Bas ketball 1. las, LaMANNA, PATRICK Pat LEPORATI, JOSEPH Joe Band 2,3,4. LAURICH, RONALD J. Ronnie Intramural Bowling 35 Intramu- ral Basketball lg LESKO, GERALD M. Jerry 0 GRADUATES OF LINCEWICZ, JOHN Jack Band l,2,3,4. LIST, RICHARD W. Dick Sodality 2,3,4g Intramural Bowl- ing 3,4g Science Honor Society 4. THE I-iilull' MSI? LAWSON, RONALD Ronnie Class Officer lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Dad BL Son's Bowling 2, 3. LESTER, LAWRENCE J. Rocky Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Football 2g Class Officer lg Track 4. LISZESKI, JOSEPH M. Joe Intramural Bowling 2,3,4g Class Offlcer 3,4. LEONARDI, RAYMOND E. Ray Football 2g Intramural Basket- ball 1,2g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Junior and Senior Prom Committeesg Class Officer 1,2. LIESKE, JOHN E. John Intramural Basketball 13 Foot- ball Zg Track Zg Service Club 45 Science Club 4. CENTENARY I LOGAR, JOHN C. John K , A ff' 1 ,-is 1523 .ffm K-ww Dave Adams won't drink all that mi of Mrs. Dietz. LONGO, JOSEPH Lover Annual Staff 4g Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Intra- mural Basketball Z. McIVOR, PAUL R. .1 A lk because he fears the wrath LUCIANO, WILLIAM J. Bill Basketball Ig Golf Z,3,4g Intra mural Basketball Z. McKENNA, MARK L. Lightning Mac Band lg Booster Club 25 Pro- Rifle Club 1,49 Intramural Bas- gram Staff Z,3,4g Annual Staff ketball 3. 4. LOGRASSO, SAMUEL A. Sam Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Intramural Bowling l,Zg Track l. LUTZ, HOWARD Howie Program Staff 29 Annual Staff. K . L ikvv . McMANUS, JAMES D. Denny , A M ' l 1 4 i iff LOJE, KENNETH F. Ken Glee Club 2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2g Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g An- nual Staff 4g Science Honor Society 4g Carpenter 3,4. MCDONNELL, BRIAN P. Bri Program 23 Intramural Bas ketball 2,3,4g Intramural Bowl ing l. vwkt MADDEN, MICHAEL A. Mike Intramural Basketball 1,3,4g Class Officer 1,3,4g Rally Com- mittee 4g Student Council 4. MAGLICIC, DANIEL J. Dan Football 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,4g Intramural Basketball 1,Z. MANNING, RICHARD M. Rich Cheerleading 2,33 Rally Com- mittee 4g Annual Staff 4. MARN, PHILLIP Phil Intramural Bowling l,2,3,4g Inrtamural Basketball lg Track 2. MALONEY, TIMOTHY T. Muldoon Intramural Basketball l,2,3 ,4g Boating Club 3 ,4. MAPEL, WILLIAM R. Big Bob Intramural Basketball l,Z,3,4g Annual Staff 4. MARSI-IO, THOMAS V. Tom Track 3,45 Bancl l,2g Intr- mural Basketball 3. SAINT JOSEPH H I G H . .... g H O 0 L MARINIC, EDWARD Buz Audio Visual Club 2,3,4g Sci- ence Club 3,4g Carpenter 3,4. ,X MAYNARD, JOHN C. Jack Rifle Club l. MARKO, JOSEPH M. Harpo Intramural Bowling 1,25 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,4g Class Officer lg Annual Staff 4. SW ,awww MEISER, ROBERT A. Morbid 'QW' L MEYERHOFFER, JOHN W. Speedy MLAKER, JEROME Jerry Yearbook 4. MURPHY, DAVID R. Murph Sodality 3,43 Annual Staff 4g Service Club Zg Class Oflicer 1, 23 Carpenter 3,43 Program Staff 3,4. MISLEY, PAUL R. Miz Intramural Basketball l,3,4g In- tramural Bowling 1,3,4. MONTER, LOUIS W. Lou Football 23 Intramural Basket- ball lg Track 4. NEMETH, JOHN G. .lack Sodaliry 2,3g Norseman 2. MISTUR, RONALD Ron Program Staff 3,45 Carpenter 3,49 Annual Saff 4g Soclalily 43 Honor Roll 3. MOTTA, RICHARD A. Rich Track lg Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Bowling 1. NOEL, DENNIS R. Dennie Intramural Bowling Zg Intra- mural Basketball lg Class Of- ficer 1,2,3,4, Rally Committee 43 Junior and Senior Prom Committees. MITCHELL, ROBERT L. Bob Football lg Track 1,2,3g Intra- mural Basketball Zg Annual Staff 4. MULROY, JAMES M. Muldoon Server 1, 2, 3, 4g Service Club lg Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soclality 3, 43 Radio Club 3, 4g Intra. Bowling 1, Zg Annual Staff 3, 4g Class Ogicer 1, 2. NORTON, ROBERT F. Bob Yearbook 4. V 4 I J.. 4.,....f- NOVSAK, KENETH A. OCCHIONERO, ALEX OESTERLE, MARK P. Knoby Oshey Mark Class Officer 25 Yearbook 4. Football 2,3,4g Norseman 3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3. Track Z,3g Intramural Bowling l,Z,3,4g Carpenter Z,4. O,HORO, THOMAS C. OLEKSA, THOMAS M. O'NEIL, DANIEL Tam Tom Preacher Track l,2,3,4g Audio-Visual 1, Basketball 1,29 Track 3,4g Sod- Zg Class Officer 3, Annual 45 ality 3,4g Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Sodality 1,25 Intramural Basket- Annual Staff 45 Class Officer 35 ball 1,Z,3,4. Cross Country 4. ...av 53 I 3 fl if xx. OGRIN, KENNETH Archie Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 ,4. O'NEILL, KEVIN fPK,, Intramural 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3g Boating Club 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Class Officer lg In- tramural Bowling l,2. A smoking Chic De Gaetano, a bored Bill Derus, an amused Jim Jenness, a tired Mr. Maras, a tipsy Bob Pirc, and Wrong-way Filly, at- tend the Collinwood rally. OPASKAR, CARL G. OWENS, JOHN PALEVICH, MICHAEL Carl Jay Butch Speech 4' Football lg Yearbook Photo- Track 2,35 Bzmcl l,2,3. grapher 3,45 Class Officer 3g Norseman Photographer 45 Student Council 4. PARENT, DAVID E. Whitey Football Z,3g Basketball l,2,3,4: Sodality 3,4g Class Officer 2,4g Honor Roll 3,43 Knights of the Altar 4. 'Z' PARTCH, ROGER A. Rogue Football lg Intramural Basket- ball 1,3g Band Zg Class Officer 1,25 Rally Committee 4. SAHU'i H JOSEPH IHGH SCHOOL PAUSCH, ROBERT C. Bob Glee Club 2,3,4. -1' PERNUS, JAMES J. Jim PIRC, ROBERT L. Bob PETSOCK, JOHN Jack Band l,2,3,4. POTOKAR, RAYMOND A. Ray Intramural Basketball 1,25 Dad Bc Son's Bowling 3,45 Band 1. POTURICH, MATTHEW F. Mat RADKY, DAVID J. David RIBAR, MICHAEL P. Toe Head Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Prom Committee 3,43 Norse- man Q POWALL, JOSEPH P. Joe Football 13 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3g Class Officer 1,2g Rally Committee 4. RAGLOW, JAMES F. Rags Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1, Z,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Sodality 2 3. ROCI-I, JOHN J. Jack Library Staff 1,2,3,4g Intramu- ral Bowling 1,Z,3,4. se-. 24? v POWELL, JAMES S. PUHGER, JOHN C. Jim John Sodality Z3 Glee Club 3.4. REITENBAC H, GERALD Jerry Brother Blank is about to as large as they think. prove RIBAR, MARTIN P. Shorty Intramural Basketball l,Z,3,4g Radio Club 23 Rifle Club 23 Prom Committee 3,4. to everyone that a dime isn't r iw 5? This group of art connois- seurs admires the work of their peers. They seem to agree, it's exquisite, but still they all wonder, What is it? ROEDER, RICHARD Dick Football 1,2,3,4g Sodality 15 Track 2,3. SADOWSKI, BERNARD Lefty Intramural Bowling 3. , wi: N RUIC, NEIL O. Big Neil Debate Z,3,4g Sodality 2,3,4g Class Officer 23 Senior Class Vice Presiclentg Student Council 3,43 CommunityChest 3,43 Mis- sions 3. SAMUELE, PHILIP A. Rocco Rifle Club lg Basketball 1. RUSSIK, BRIAN J. Bri Basketball lg Intramural Bas- ketball l. SCHNEIDER, LEONARD P. Len Band 2,39 Glee Club 43 Rally Committee 4. 5 RUSSO, SEBASTIAN F. Butch Track lg Football 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 1,2g Band 1,2,3g Norse- man 45 Intramural Basketball 1,2. SEEL, GEORGE W. George Band 2,3. 'S w. . i . ff' SIDMAN, KENNETH C. Sid Service Club Ig Class Officer 3g Mission Drive 3g Intramural Basketball 1,Z,3. SMITH, GILBERT Gil Glee Club 4. SPECHT, ROBERT Bob Chess Club lg Sodality 2g Boat- ing Club 3,49 Booster Club 4. N-,...4 ,V .,.. V SIEBERT, JOHN R. Dick Service Club 1,2,3,4. SMITH, LEONARD A. Len Glee Club 1,2,3g Sodality lg Radio 4. STANTON, THOMAS R. Big Tom Class Officer 1,2,3g Basketball 2g Intramural Bowling 1,Z,3g Track 4. SIMA, LARRY Larry Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. SMITH, TIMOTHY W. Tim Basketball 4. STRATHERN, RICHARD A. Dick Class President 1,Z,4g Football Manager Z,3,4g Basketball Man: ager 1,2,3,4g Norseman 3,43 Sodality 2,4g Student Council President 4g Carpenter 3,45 An- nual 4g Senior Class President. SKUNS, GEORGE George Class OfHcer 1,49 Track 2,4g Sodality 23 Intramural Basket- ball l,Z,3,4g Service Club Z, 33 Student Council 4g Junior and Senior Prom Committee. SOPKO, PHILLIP G. Phil Basketball 1,2,3,4g Sodality Z,3g Track 23 Booster Club 33 Prom Committee 35 Class Officer 3,4. STRUNA, JOSEPH F. Joe They also serve who only stand and wait. This also applies to the Honor Roll. TANKOVICH, ROBERT S. Bob Intramural Bowling 1,23 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2g Rally Committee 49 Service Club 1. TERZANO, THEODORE M. Ted Intramural Basketball 1,23 Class Oflicer 1,25 Boating Club 3. TARSITANO, RALPH Hawkeye Class Officer 1,2,3g Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Service Club lg Rally Committee 4g Junior Prom Committee 3. THOMAS, RICHARD G. Dick Track 2,3,4. 'We SWEENEY, JOSEPH W. Joe Service Club lg Bancl 2. TAYLOR, DAVID S. Rabbit Head Service Club 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4. TIGUE, JAMES P. Tag Intramural Bowling 2,35 Father 66 Son Bowling 2,35 Intramural Basketball 1. Kafka.. Bw SWYT, JOHN L. Skip Intramural Bowling 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Father 86 Son Bowling 2,3. TEMPLIN, RONALD D. Ron Class Officer l,3,4g Rally Com- mittee 4g Basketball 2g Track 25 Student Council 4. TISI, WILLIAM F. Bill Intramural Bowling l,3,4g Bowl- ing 43 Intramural Basketball Ig Class Officer 2. TOIL, DENNIS W. Lefty TRAINA, JOSEPH C. Concho Intramural Basketball 1,Z,3,4. e , C H 5 ,. Ii H 1 i ' :if ' . MQ. 3.1, 'Q -Q 5 TOIGO, KENNETH V. Ken Glee Club 2,3,4g Student Coun- cil 45 Norseman 4g Class Officer 45 Honor Roll 3. TUREK, JOHN C. Big Turk Intramural Bowling lg Service Club 2. VALENTINE, CHARLES VAN BLARGAN, JOHN H. Chuck Vgn Basketball l,2,3,49 Intramural Intramural Bowling 2,35 Radio B0WllU8 liz! Intramural BHS' Club 2,3,4g Student Council 4. ketball 1,2. X TURK, FRANK W. Frankie Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Class Officer 3. VANDERBILT, JOHN E. John Basketball Z, 3, 49 Yearbook 4 Booster Club 3, 4g Rifle Club 4. ff SAWH JOSEPH IHGH SCHOOL ULSTAD, RICHARD C. Dick Intramural Bowling l,2,3,4. VAN OSDALE, THOMAS J. Fas Class Officer 25 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Intramural Bowling 2. VAN TILBURG, CHARLES Chuck Class Officer l,Zg Program Staff 2,3g Carpenter Zg Football Man- ager 2. WALSH, WILLIAM J. Bill Bowling 3. WOHLGEMUTH, CHARLES Chuck GRADLI VEDRODY, JOHN VITALE, DOMINIC L. VOGEL, WILLIAM E. Sleepy Dom Bill Class Officer Z5 Sodality lg In- Soclality 3,4. Football l,2,3,4g Band 2,39 Sod tramural Basketball 1,Z,3. ality Zg Intramural Bowling 1 ATES CF THE CENTENARY 0 WATRAL, PAUL W. Paul Sodality lg Intramural Bowling 2,3. YOUNG, CHARLES L. Stubs Annual 3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Rally Committee 4g Norseman 4g Student Council 49 Junior and Senior Prom Committee. WHITELY, JOHN Johnny Intramural Basketball l,3,4g Ra- dio Club 45 Science Honor Soci- ety 4. PU RCICH, THOMAS S. Yancy Track 2g Carpenter 3, 4g Rally Committee 4g Yearbook Art 4. WINN, JEROME Jerry Glee Club 3,4. ZACK, DENNIS J. Zaych W-Y Nw-iff hw ZAK, DAVID R. ZEITZ, THOMAS A. ZERIAL, WILLIAM E. ZINGLE, DON D. Bud Tom Wild Bill Zing Sodality 1,23 Service Club l,2, Sodalify 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2g Football 1,2g Track Zg Class 3,4. Track 2g Service Club 1. Officer 2: Inrramural Basker- ball 2. ' im I I Ygrjfggv' ZITEL, VICTOR A. 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Weiss,-Q. -' ., WL?Ssw., ww,--,, , .iw-s,,f,.,, M gzfwu.,fg,Q,,.M,f.fN - ,, . .,,,...,,,..,.,,' , ,Qi 7'vvsc.,,..,2 f:ww,. is -'-w,,,,. ,aff 'WSEQSQ s1,v,ww?Y,!X,SG2e9uSs5i, '-w-fff2Q:fSs21:ffaf:i-fw 45- 2925. Yliwlf' :fs ,csfffa - SA-f' ' if -,.gwQ1w .11 'V if, ' .4111 . . JQEQ'-1 ' ' ...Q , , 'Q K . iw. .J fmfw, .N Q1 k,g.,,-.m- win. .ML ., - ,.. ,. , .,,t.,, . W., fs f,-,lfwfw , ,. i.X,,Sw,.,5., 5, ,www,..,? . .,, ff . Q-...Q,g.,,,, wQ,.,,.f5E2l iw g MM. ,Wi N. ., wi, ,.,,.S,M.. .-,, --, V f -W 'W ,KW ,v A,-fefwi W .f fm f H-sw' f 3 -ffxw-U-.1 rigs f wi 2 ,W MQW, .5,ii5.5, F5 8 I 99h. 'Q 2 wr The Band entertained at the Christmas Concert with many numbers, among them the Traveler's Overture, the Viking March, and a medley of Christmas songs. The Band prac- A ticed diligently, and the result of this practice showed in eg, their fine performance. if ......,.,a W me of introducing: tl1cl957 Eenfezminl Hand 2 3 3 Al! In addition to the diligent practice of its members, the Band's per- fection is attributed to the direction of Mr. Anthony Pace, who is assisted by Brother Philip Aaron. Numbering Seventy-tW0 members, the Band began by marching at six football games. At the end of the football season, preparation began for the imminent concert season. a Striving for more instrumentation, the acquisition of many new instru- ments was secured with the proceeds of last year's concert. Among these were concert snare drums, an alto horn, and a new alto and bass clarinet. With the enlarging of the band, new uniforms were purchased for new members. To play a sousaphone it takes a lot of wind, as F. Fidura, R. Thomas, A. Rut- kauskas and J. Bond well know. Q37 R2 Drummers GTR! FIRST ROW: Cook, R. Laczko. SECOND ROW: C. Domonkos, J. Lincewicz, V. Burbridge, R. Welch. FIRST ROW: V. Graser, J. Vencl. SEC- OND ROW: J. Leskovec, S. Herega. THIRD ROW: J. Oberstar, J. Simonitis, R. Reedick, T. Bringman. FOURTH ROW: F. Fidura, R. Thomas. K. Fruscella, L. Petrovic, and F. Chuck Domonkos makes the kettle- Fidura require plenty of room to drums thunder and rumble during play their instruments, the slush- the Christmas Concert. Betteribe good, pumps and sousaphone. '35, ' ' .I Chuck, Ted Mack's watching. This year the Band widened its scope to a greater range of activities than ever before. Their performances were ac- claimed by all who witnessed them. The Viking musicians displayed their virtuosity by the versatility of their reper- toire, ranging from rousing pieces for rallies to the serious works presented at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Ar John Carroll University, the Band par- ticipated in the annual Catholic High School Bancl Festival. After the Spring Concert was the annual banquet for the presentation of letters and awards. FIRST ROW: E. Hoenigman, R. Herega. SECOND ROW: J. Fox, D. Farrell, 1. Lepo- rati, K. Fruscella, A. Petkovsek, J. Dixon. THIRD ROW: C. Kebhart, L. Petrovic, G. Vraneza, T. Harbaugh, L. Reuss. rr 45 3 .es U i fs as Trying to serve the needs of almost 1,400 students is a busy task for Brother John Drerup and his staff of assistants. New books, old books, big books, small books-these indus- trious workers keep track of them all, send overdue notices, collect fines, repair books and return them to the shelves to be ready for the next reader. Because of its quiet and pleasant atmosphere, the library is a most enjoyable place to work. G. Brunswick, M. Flynn, R. Variakelis, R. Zajaczkowski are just a few of the efficient workers on the library staff. J. Roch and D. Dixon help straighten up a part of the Fiction Section of the Library. X p I A 5 1 Libra 11 . ,, ,,..., . , , f ffff .. ,ww--x.t,,L,fi K, 71.i1zss1x:svaqiw,giwXs'I,Q-.+,, t:z,:.fQQ3,ggf:s.+,-K fagfilsigtggfl ' fs? wi fl - if fffig egmgqigggi smsfs Y 5Q2Q24 esfmawiaiiwifemaszsiifisalifls V After Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, servers E. Romey, J. Reubish, J. Visconti, and A. Rogers extinguish the candles and put things away. FIRST ROW: J. Harlan, T. Hannan, J. Visconti, M DiRenzo, M. Cirino. SECOND ROW: M. Sterk, R Novak, E. Romey, R. Skapura, T. Vince, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: J. Plut, S. Regovich, J. Comella, A Rogers, P. Henry. FOURTH ROW: J. Mulroy, D Hannan, B. Field, Jones. FHHQERIIHIISDG J. Harlan and J. Jones prepare the altar for the morning's High Mass. The most important activity of the Knights of the Altar is serving daily Mass in the school chapel. In addition, they serve at Benediction after school, and at auditorium Masses, as well as special Masses on feast days in the Brothers' chapel. In serving God by assisting at the holy Sacrilice of the Mass, they ennoble their daily lives, exemplifying the qualities of a Catholic student. Se vers g 4 ,flttlft Artists . . . ,uretztting culture . . Tom Yurcich, Frank Cirnski, and John Vanderbilt are three industrious Seniors who have formed their own silk-screen company. A sample of their work, Father Chaminade's portrait, appears in this book. Paul Mclvor, Dave Murphy, and Ron Mistur are working hard on football and basketball programs. Preparing ammunition for the war with East High's Bombers are Ken Filly, Frank Raia, Lou Monda, and Walt Hoag. F. Valencia, D. Trentel, J. Plut, J. Tatalick, and J. Whittaker are silk-screening posters. In the bottom picture, the same Booster Club members are painting signs for a football rally. Hurry, Hurry-get your Viking hat. Frank Raia looks as though his busi- ness is booming. Could it be that Father Reichert got his money hack? The innocent one is-- a Freshman . and spirit Hard work and practice is the way the young men of Bro. Plogman's art classes turn out their fine drawings. Dan Barone listens to stereophonic music over the headphones. 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As the yearbook was being composed, many egotists telephoned the Annual ofiice to make sure their name was spelled right, interrupting Editor Ken Loje and Editor-in-Chief Charles Boer from their work. 6 him! the canes . . . The main aim of the Viking staff was the production of a yearbook of superior quality before the school year had concluded. Through a mass of identifications, articles, captions, photos, drawings, and deadlines, the Final copy was formed. With an unprecedented number of workers in the writing, typing, photography, art, busi- ness, and editing departments, the 1957 Annual accom- plished its purpose and was circulated in May. is -if S 1 ,ws if .gy .1 ,',-amiier-5 fi wgwf3,.: -f ,---Zfggw - -' J at . ' mm, ' .s f..,. A. ' .rage-, ,H ,, f K 1 - ..f. 5 I VC Q ? fx J LX 'w , . . ., - J ,.,. .. 4 . t A S. . , ,. pf fa or ffvf. If 5 ,.,. .71 E 3 v f . 16' f af V. are Qi Q an Q1 4 -,?h 1. f 1 5 g s J' ii km' fi RW' ik R ' as l Brother Bernard Plogman, Moderator, confers with Charles Boer about a suggested caption for a Yearbook photo. Are these Mona Lisa smiles approving or disapproving? Neil Ruic takes time out to lead Gerry Hrastar, Jay Owens, Frank Cirnski, John Comella, Dick Janus, Bill Huber, Tony Brazie, and Dick Manning in a moment of silence. Although this photo shows only several members of the staff, the Editors desire to express their gratitude to many, without whose contributions this Annual could never have been produced. N0 STOPPQNG UR PARKQNG ,s ANYUME J , X E so-21 x 'ph 'WSL is . 255-l' w e FIRST ROW: G. Smith, R. Leonardi. SECOND ROW. K. Kling, R. Elliot, R. Finnigan. THIRD ROW: D. Reim, K. Susnik. -V ,, ,f :.g.5gf ,f-sl 4512. IW aw: -1553,-.,Jw gin -wzaiiim a mx- 5- .pf'ia-.fzf-Swag-1ft.gnz . z' Tl-Lx Q.. nw- L51 1 L' , ...W--nude: g sm M1v,5?, f H' ,wiv-wap si1ti.1,'1f-im U,-ifQ-:sQf2fs2f.sf...s, ff Q Qww .wwms:+f11yf1.z f:m.1,1s m .1 si. 1-wvirsfr-1-V - . www-fi Es' Y ef'-WS, M se,J41,a5zf1s fir,-rsz'if?s5' wsexrrf 11 5-ffiw-fiff,f2s1.:5E1vsfsifw7?e?-frrffvf-ffww,w H 1 9 6 iii' '3 tiff 'L A 'iff i j 66 ' :a f- , ,U,fqgf1 . ' f I f At the annual Christmas Concert for the student body, the Glee Club gave its usual excellent performance, with the program including carols from several countries. This was the first time they displayed their radiant dinner jackets before the school. The 67 members of the Swing Kings have met daily through- out the year under the leadership of Brother Howard Hughes. The year began with the Nlarianist Centennial Nlass held at Saint john Cathedral on October 2. For this occasion they joined with Cathedral Latin's Glee Club and the Brothers of both schools, forming an impressive choir of 100 voices. On December 7, they sang with the choir of l loban-Dominican High School, for a Christmas concert on Public Square. On December 10, the Glee Club performed for the first time in their white dinner jackets at a concert for the parents' Christmas party. This enjoyable program was repeated for the student body on December 21. The Glee Club participated in a 1300-voice diocesan chorus held at Saint Joseph's on March 30. With the annual Spring Concert, their extensive list of concert appearances was concluded for another year. , ,, .,.,. .,... , r . fha FIRST ROW: A. Horn, M. Ostrowslci, T. Timlco. SECOND ROW: G. Hanson, T. Hannan. THIRD ROW: A. Hirschegger, D. Brezovar, M. Barilla. Recognized as the finest male high school choral group in the city, St. ,Ioseph's Glee Club has grown extensively since six years ago, when it was founded by Brother Howard Hughes, its present director. FIRST ROW: Mesec, T. Salerno, A. Krage. SECOND ROW: J. Koenig, T. Timko, K. Templin. THIRD ROW: C. Powali, P. Korosec, Martin. FOURTH ROW: J. Powell, C. Boer, J. Audia. FIFTH ROW: R. Lawson, K. Loje, R. Pausch. Nu ' 'gs mg. vu? S I ifwifl-: T o ,Q wg gg, ,-2236.5 i . 5 gd uv! 1' fi 4 Y Norscman The publication each month of the school newspaper, the Norseman, is awaited with great interest. The articles written by its award-winning staff provoke discussion on a variety of topics. This organization has enlarged in its brief existence from mimeographed editions to a first class school news- paper. The production of a school newspaper requires in- tense effort and much time, but the result, as the Norseman typifies, is a paper of high caliber and distinction. F. Kalister, A. Occhionero, P. Domitor, J. Harmon, B. Conforte, J. Vlach, K. Toigo, D. Garner, K. Olenik, T. Szendrey, Droske, P. Powers, j. Donovan, D. Strathern, J. Brancel, B. Huber, T. Olah, D. Farrell, J. Owens. -za. -ws., In the Norseman office, Sports Editor, Dick Strathern, and Editor-in-Chief, Jim Harmon, confer with Mr. James DiCillo, Moderator, on rearrangement of the Hnal copy of the newspaper. T. Szendrey, Feature Editor, D. Strathern, P. Powers, Managing Edi- tor, Mr. DiCillo, and K. Olenik, N X lik fi. My News Editor, watch J. Harmon typing some of the latest Norseman humor. Kyle 61116 The Rifle Club, under its moderator, Brother Robert Lindemann, was organized to instill proper safety habits in the handling of firearms, and for the recreation of its members. The members compete for various awards offered by the National Rifle Associa- tion, engaging in activities that test their marksman- ship. On Thursday afternoons, the club practices at the East Cleveland Police Rifle Range. These riflemen have increased the prestige of the school by display- ing their expertness and sportsmanship. These crack riflemen, L. Fleckenstein, R. Farroni, J. Vander- bilt, and L. Reuss, are members of the school's firing squad, which, among other choice duties, serves at all executions. FIRST ROW: J. Guthrie, P. Spinks, R. Barker, J. Vlach, I-I. Kirsch, R. Mahoney, J. Shaff, R. Mahoney, D. Dempsey. SECOND ROW: A. Miko, R. Janek, R. Keck, W. Novak, L. Reuss, Keptner, L. Smigel, T. Keptner, W. Albright, R. Erich, R. Kidd. THIRD ROW: R. Farroni, M. Smolinski, J. Hodson, R. Griffiths, T. Griffiths, H. Pierman, E. Cogan, J. Mersnik. FOURTH ROW: L. Fleckenstein, T. Gorman, F. Rusch, T. Backman, J. Vanderbilt, B. Kraft, W. White, R. Kennedy. In the photo below, Brother Robert Lindemann, Rifle Club Moderator, gives Lou Reuss and John Vanderbilt a few tips on shooting. ..f X N 5, 1 F: ' 'YWSBJZW??iTZ!Kj!fYY'iqT! L1fi?? it , ' ' ' Speech , LLVLL - 'E Q f n l g Q. , , , 3 2 5 , as 5 c- .f M vf' E X , K Nsf ' V' wi N! ' -4 xi J i It 1 ' 'ii I - x ,, - S la H G T X A 1 t A Eff? . ...zl , FIRST ROW: B. Conforte, E. Christie, G. Brunswick, D. Paltani, T. Andrews. SECOND ROW: M. Coyne, J. Comella, T. Vince, T. Szendry, J. Calandra. THIRD ROVV: G. Hrastar, N. Ruic, P. Sterk, F. jasko, C. Opaskar. The Speech Club is composed of a group of ambi- tious students interested in effective public speaking. The first part of the year is devoted to debating, and the second part, primarily to individual Oratory. In the spring, the varsity team and some of the Sophomores participated in the National Catholic Forensic Convention at Phila- delphia. The Viking orators have demonstrated their abilities in interscholastic competition, winning trophies and other marks of distinction. As Dave Paltani delivers an oration, the other novice debaters, Gene Brunswick, Peter Sterk, and Thomas Szendry, listen attentively, but Barry Conforte exclaims, Nothing but propaganda. Varsity debaters John Calandra, Neil Ruic, Gerald Hrastar, John Comella, and Martin Coyne peruse the judge's decision. Hrastar and Comella seem to agree with the judge-they won. 56, If . 3 'R i .S S 5 .lg . 5 5? 5 f 5 'I' ...Lan ' ., Q H I E 1 1 U ' r H Q XX 3 , My x-.X5 . l 1 FIRST ROW: W. Huber, T. Princiotto, J. Droske, K. Franks, R. Knazek, D. Doutt, G. Hrastar. SECOND ROW: K. Loje, J. Shaff, G. Sega, W. Fulton, D. Gustincic, A. Koler. THIRD ROW: E. Marinic, L. Baumann, J. Erker, L. Smigel, E. Kazlauskas, R. Gregor. FOURTH ROW: J. Staneluis, C. Eichler, F. Rusch, S. Skapura, E. Rozic. Science flrf or 233: ' ' c yi . af nf.. Look, ma, Iim a firemanlu is the cry of the four scientists in this picture. Looks more like snow than fire. G. Hrastar, J. Lieske, E. Marinic, J. Whitely, A. Kohankie, M. Kolar, K. Loje, and W. Huber, the Senior mastermincls of the society, look with little bewilderment at the complicated apparatus before them. 82 feet and 2 inches of radio tower are being erected in Bill Anzick's yard. No reflection on their ability, but it has since descended earthward. In testing this equipment, these members gain new experience in the intricacies of radio and electricity. I00 Members of the Radio Club composing the Civil Defense team are D. Mazi, H. Sodja, R. Robbins, B. Kulwin, and W. Anzick. FIRST ROW: K. Kling, W. Anziclc, VanBlargan, B. Kulwin. SECOND ROW: R. Dawson, J. Pierce, R. Vidmar, W. Andrews. THIRD ROW: E. Rozic, R. Modic, S. Skapura, D. Brown, W. Hipp, T. Warner, R. Robbins, H. Sodja. 'tu K 761421 sw Radio moderator, Brother Michael Stimac, passes out the tests for novice licenses to Fritz, E. Miller, F. Lunar, D. Mazi, and J. Marsey. Judging from the bulletin board, many mem- bers already have their general li- censes. few .m'fsffe:1,2e . ft,mf.tz4Qgi:-wg, It looks as though Brother Stimac From a distance of 5 feet, Richard has finally made 4F do some work. Robbins contacts John VanBlargan One, two, three-everybody lift. by wireless as Bill Anzick watches. Will wonders never cease? Beginning with only a handful of enthusiasts, the Radio Club now boasts 75 members, 25 of which are licensed radio operatqgfs. L e Whenever there liiiii is any radio work to be clone in school, the club is always ready to doflfhe job. These hams have at their disposal elaborate electrical apparatus ,which i,,, affggds them an excellent opportunity to study and practice the principles of electronics. if' i V' ' E t umm dl 5 S 1 , . f! vi l 1 n has .f .- . , is sf ' - P51 31 A . M, , mag...-.. -A-Q, at ,- K .. E. ir. .- - get 1 R . -5 ..,,5V, ,-.Q , P .- -r' F 'sf -'f A 'K ' ' K ,,:f.f.si1.1s ' ' -i,g,Q52?'l. .L . 'Y ' xfggzziiiwgaol f..,,,f.'f4.ii1,g3?g:f:zf K f.y3,g5q4,y,.,.af--fs..glwfgaw-.f.f,igfs.g.-W..,, x V., . sn? 7. -. . an of-75-51.-Q..-ze...fs .gl-Q .vs 't revs ,si.w4ff..-H 'K We . N. c- Y.,- ea. Mrs. Reaume, Fr. Reichert, Fr. Schielein, Mrs. Kostansek, Mr. Reaume, Mr. Kostansek, and Mrs. Dempsey pose under the Christmas tree with their gifts at the parent-teacher Christmas party. The purpose of the Dads, Club is to provide enter- tainment for its members, and at the same time strive for the welfare of the school. The annual Fall Fesival, the proceeds of which are used for general school needs, is one of the many activities which they promote during the year. Bro. Herman Thaner, its congenial moderator, hopes to eventually include every dad in the group. ,I-fliffwl 1 grsfiw ' DM 3' 6711 Mlfflffffffft' Magnolia Hrastar leads all the kid- dies to the lishpond at the Fall Festi- val. While Mrs. Ribar holds the pole, K Mrs. Hanzal and Mrs. Nemeth see that Magnolia doesn't dip into the basket. 1 g g w x-my 1 hw fag- 7 The climax of the Fall Festival comes as Mr. Potokar announces the winner of the first of three one thousand glllb One of the teams in the Father and Son Bowling League, sponsored by the Dads' Club, consists of Tom McGee, Mr. McGee, Brother Hughes, Mr. Miller, and Ed Miller. K At the Christmas party, the faculty is able to more closely associate with the students' parents in an informal atmosphere. Brother Harold Mushenheim chats with a few of the mothers and fathers in this picture. dollar prizes, which was drawn by Charlotte Hannan. Brother Thaner and Mr. Lieb record the winner's name. The Mothers, Guild has for its purpose to aid the school and its projects financially, and to promote school social functions. Together with the Dads' Club, the Guild sponsored the Christ- mas Party for the faculty, at which the new uniforms of the Glee Club were displayed. These were purchased by the proceeds of a spring card party which the Mothers' Guild promoted. dl Sndal Ty Members of the Sodality of Our Lady, Queen of Apostles, have consecrated themselves to Mary in an organization founded by Father Chaminade. In the advancement of the Lay Apostolate, they follow the principle of a Chris- tian student, To Christ through Mary, and strive for the spiritual advancement of themselves and others. The Sodality is properly the most popular school organization, as evidenced by its large student participation. M. Albaugh, J. Geiger, E. Thomas, R. Knazek, T. Trivi- sonno, and T. Harbaugh look with interest at the variety of posters made by their junior Sodality group. Sodality meetings take place on Monday afternoons. Brother Plogman, the moderator of this Senior group, conducts a session which holds the interest of everyone but Gerry Hrastar, who is polishing the table top the hard way. Neil Ruic, Sodality Prefect, makes arrangements with Tom Hogan and Dick Strathern, Senior So- dality Chairmen, for the National Convention held here in November. The chief topic at the Conven- tion was Studies as a Preparation for the Future. Q?- , Q55 is J..-4.7 fi iii! . 13 . - MW i'X..v 2 6 1 M. ,Q . . iw? f of if 'ra CK Father Schielein's Senior Sodality group, composed of Tom Hogan, Dave Parent, Bill Huber, Jim Mulroy, John Comella, Dan O'Neil, Dave Adams, and Neil DuPan, has been influential in many of the school's activities. Under the eyes of their Blessed Mother, they have demon- strated their apostolic leadership. Several Sophomore Sodalists, E. Kovac, J. Kovalik, R. Anzick, Brancel, Sirl, Aleksa, J. Ciliberti, and D. Sukalac, gather in the chapel for prayer. 1-ya., X I 5 , K, V s i . f r ff N .M-' I Junior Sodalists J. Kuhel, D. Schaff, Droske, J. Kess, R. Mahoney, M. Petrovik, and R. .Robbins put up a poster in the hall as one of their Christmas activities. Father Joseph Schielein, Senior Sodality Moderator, discusses the plans for the next meeting of the group with Prefect Neil Ruic. This intelligent planning results in a fruitful Sodality. If, K . , , iii . Freshmen Sodalisls are: FIRST ROW: J. Marsey, T. Princiotto H. Scheidel, D. Reeves, D. Mancini, R. Romey. SECOND ROW R. Skapura, G. Schaffer, L. Smersky, D. Boehm, J. Bailey T. Holzheimer. THIRD ROW: J. Busher, J. Rogers, J. Jones J. Fagan, L. Burrello, R. Suster, T. Conomy, R. Centanni FOURTH ROW: G. Abrammovic, P. Domitor, E. Christie D. Baird, M. DiRenzo, L. Clark. ,wc 's At the Sodality Convention, Saint Joseph's Sodalists acted as hospitable hosts, providing everyone with an enjoyable as well as profitable visit. In meeting and discussing with Sodalists from other schools, their conception of the ideal Sodality was broadened. It was an occasion on which many new friends were made, as the above picture testifies. S Nnfio al60mfcuf21 The Convention closed with Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, Father Hen- ry Hood serving as celebrant. Thus concluded a spiritual ex- perience which the participants will not soon forget. 'i R i 5 5 pi M E F . gf' 5 I P' A l of ,R i ... s 'y l R 'If 4 if it Jf , l' Y l ZA S .5 7 I :al i , 1 45 4 Q V! ,fx 'sf ,ta V pk, 'fn ' W ii t 1 ii I Fl Q ,, I' .J iii i v A ,. Ls 'ii 1 R i ' 'A iffy i' it y L ' .Vigo MT' if ei 1 'i fx 2 . V .fs Y us. I ' , ., bg t , Q A V t X a s . W 4 FIRST ROW: R. Knauss, Kuhel, Lentz, R. Beuclc, T. Terzano, R. Reilly, D. Dempsey, Moderator Mr. D'Alanno, M. Hanlon. TOP ROW: W. Burge, B. Specht, R. Murphy P. Baumann, A. Russ. 7 Looks like something else is going into the drink besides the bailed out water, as Commander Joe Kuhel gives Bosun Jeff Lentz a happy send-off. Launching the newly ordained flagship are Bosun Jeff Lentz at the motor, Junior Commander Mike Hanlon, and Dave Dempsey at midship, with Commander Joe Kuhel at the bow. age., 1611 ting The purpose of the Viking Fleet is the promotion of safe boating, a recreation in which many students participate. One of the duties of the club is to help the Coast Guard by obeying maritime laws. Members take a course in safe boating, consisting of the funda- mental rules of water safety, and what to do in emergencies. Lake Erie bordering the school property, these Viking sailors have ample opportunity to prac- tice what they learn. Fred Imm and Stephen Skapura begin one of their most popular films, Little Caesar, while Leo Fleckenstein and Ron Boyarslcy prepare the sound effects. FIRST ROW: J. Droslce, D. Skala, G. Schaffer, D. Farrell, N. Brodnik. SECOND ROW: E. Marinic, J. Powali, R. Boyarsky, J. Pujatel, F. Imm. THIRD ROW: L. Fleckenstein, S. Slcapura, G. Vraneza, D. Paulin, R. Vidmar, J. Kuhel. in fe ffgmfx' tif Ms w-,dl NX N -X-'53s-'-fe 'egg same'-. W X'-Q-14'2a ,flud 21 Vi ual Devoted to the education of the student through the use of movies, slides, and magnetic tapes, the Audio Visual Club maintains a large, effi- cient staff to supply the needs of the school. The members are carefully trained and indispensably serve the school with their rapidly increasing supply of audio and visual aids. FIRST ROW: D. Dellman, M. Walsh, C. Asseff, K. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: W. Gutbrod fHead Coachl, C. Nainys, W. Valyko, Gadus, E. Turner, S. Russo, Raglow, M. Farone, D. Ferrazza fAssistant Coachl. THIRD ROW: J. Mulhair, D. Fitzsimons, A. Hale, D. Stupica, F. Corbley, J. Burrello, G. Krause, Horvath, Brother Ed Fick CAtl1letic Chegyyvarin. . . Directorl. FOURTH ROW: R. Lieb, R. Centa, T. Krupitzer B. Vogel, B. Hren, D. Adams, D. Maglicic, E. Bradac A. Occhionero. FIFTH ROW: J. Bennett, D. Roeder, J Weed, R. Godic, P. Dodson, R. Kosmerl, G. Kudokas R. Marano, R. Aleclcna, M. Gavorski. OOTB LL Ben Hren and Bill Vogel lead the way as Ralph Godic takes a screen pass and heads for a touchdown in the Conneaut game. Anxiously awaiting the call to action are R. Centa M Gavorski, D. Stupica, F. Corbley, D. Roeder, T. Russo, W. Valyko, A. Hale, and J. Bennett. 7 Us '9 1 Ralph Godnc Captain of the 1956 Viking football team led his men to many vlctorxes , . We were there fe Win. . . e le e. . Jim Raglow braces himself as two Conneaut Y players try to throw him for a loss. l While the baffled Fairport players look on, Don Stupica plunges over the goal for a touch- down. In the Collinwood game, Jim Raglow runs around end, to the dissatisfaction of this tackler. Mike Farone shakes off a tackler. and runs around end in the Collinwood game. iffy a , ii V M, . W, 4, , H,-. -.A Fe 2: aw ' . . . but alufay there will P I R I T JUNIOR VARSITY I FIRST ROW: D. Kellner, T. Weigand, J. Kuret, J. Gruden, D. Gillen, R. Planisek, T. Russo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Colabuno, J. Helminak, N. Hanratty, T. Banc, J. Fazzone, T. Broze, R. Fagan, K. Pike, Mr. Lechlak. THIRD ROW: T. DeMell, J. Germ, F. Zadell, P. Henry, H. Busher, J. Wagner, N. Peters. FOURTH ROW: T. Pike, P. Sheridan, K. Tibaldi, T. Rose, J. Weigand, C. Ballish, D. Walsh, R. Opalek. , George Kudokas and Pat Dodson both try for the ball, but it looks as though Saint Mary's has different ideas. Y FIRST ROW:.P. Roeder, G. Bradac, D. Blaze, J. Preto, F. Fitzpatrick, R. Chesnes, E. Esch. SECOND ROW: R. Tomchey, R. Valyko, R. Skapura, R. Wetzel, E. Walsh, M. Melle, L. Burrello. THIRD ROW: D. McGarry, J. Kearns, W. Minadeo, N. Tibaldi, F. Hanley, J. Whiting, D. Johnson, S, Kasper. FOURTH ROW: R. Legerski, P. Melaney, J. Busher, J. Fagan, S. Regovich, T. Morris, R. Carey. FIFTH ROW: J. Fitzmaurice, J. Stih, G. Royer, J. Dwyer, M. Smolinsky, R. Murphy, J. Bosquette, D. Sterlakar. St. Joseph Sl. Joseph JUNIOR VARSITY Cleveland Heights . . St. Edward ...... East High .... , Collinwood ....,, St. Ignatius .,.... FRESHMAN St. John Cantius . , St. Ignatius . .. Holy Name ..,.. Collinwood ..,...., Kirk Junior High . . St. Edward ...... Opp. . 21 . 20 . 13 . 14 . 14 Opp. . 0 .35 . 0 .20 .20 . 0 ' df hd Gene Krause drives ahead for a long gain against Fair- Jim Raglow sweeps Fairport s en or a touc own port. with room to spare. .. Q .-pr . L 'Q ?,.-.-. - CXQ.'fN'fS ' X . fl' A . rs- g h.-fra: V ., Va'?'.fm .921 nf, -Q .f-5,. 1 U: ,V . ,pggf 45, f,-.g. 1j.2-,.g.5i- 3 'e ' f , U 1? .': Ir NH 6 - 'E ' ' Q-'glam 'FTA A523421 tit are . . 'I':f'-'M'-A f ' Wjflfl. ff... 3 Q. ' f'ff..w . -9 vw. Ralf. 15' if r v N ,HM x P' ' :ft ni'-. .fr 'M . gg, YL ' 5 ug:-, ff yfiflxfl 12 31 -, ' '-N10 Elm! T 4 Riu. ' T -7-u2. f?,..Z?5 'ff ,afik fl ' i f. ' '15':'! wg-JJ' -CQ? Y-SES 171229-' ' S 7. 'Ji-.'j -U , ..vg,,.-iv:-5 '.'y,.,,A. 5 JH:-Q. ' 191.-f , . .un . , . . . I .N ,A 2,4 .H ,,. g4,..,fx,-. AL. ,, gin I ' ' .,p,'. '. ga-.., g + ..': -x5.tl.':'4 ' .ff-N-.4 , ,W :'. ...mfr v , Sw- 'xv' -1. - -' A viz? 1. 'rf ash nh' ' vi .',f.5., 'z.k.,r,. , -,U , ,:. fee... .f.1-Lisp '-'n,',,4- N he-:gi1:glg,' EE-' ' if rV',,f1'. V , . Q.. -1.-4.4 -'- . 5,1 .- A, a,,'y,' . .':3,hb.-zkafxv M, ... .. , .: ., -, - ' .wx I1 --4.1.9. so .01 3. Ea.. h :'fui,f:,x'fg5f wgf. KAN Cy-J i' ' fy aA',.f:j:5Q', ,wh ' Q-lwvi.--an V 4:.,f.,E 5, lfgf-,'4 5f ' '- , , ' f 'C. Y4,.Q-5i,jij,jL2gfQigQ-,gtiv J, FIRST ROW: Mr. Lechlak fAss1stant Coachl, H. Knachel, . T-Jfyfk-x x, f2g-Lilw' J. Raglow, M. Walsh, Mr. Guilffoyle lHead Coachl. SECOND ROW: P. Dodson, E. Morano, C. Bauer, D. Parent, T. Brazaitis. THIRD ROW: C. Valentine, M. Doria, R. Holzheimer, K. Boyle. Drawing praise from everyone, the 1957 Viking basketball team played a record-breaking season. The year began with the Wickliffe game, in which Mike Doria tied the school's individual scoring record of Z4 points. Following this, the team went on to defeat high-ranking Glenville, 65-37. The next four games were with Collinwood, Fairport, Chaminade, and Hamilton. Forward Ken Boyle was high scorer in each of these, amassing a total of 71 points. In the Alumni game, the Old Grads presented no problem to their classy successors. The big Euclid game drew an unprecedented crowd here, which saw the Vikings again victorious, 76-55, with a fine display of their set-shooting prowess. Mike Doria snatches the ball from a St. Edward's player as Pat Dodson and Ken Boyle close in. Mike Doria drops in two more on a rebound, while Dave Parent watches. In this, the University game, school records were set in game scoring, and indi- vidual scoring by Rich Holzheimer. Guard Carl Bauer drives past a University player Saint Edwardis turned out more like a breeze than the expected squeeze, as the 92-58 score indi- cates. The score set a new team record for the school. The record, however, lasted for less than a week, for in the following game with University School it was broken, 92-'51, Rich I-lolzheimer led the team with 34 points, setting still another record in individual scoring. Winning their way into the district finals of the State Tournament, the Vikings defeated Wickliffe and Mentor to become Euclid Tournament cham- pions. They proceeded to rout Euclid and second- seeded Painsville I-larvey, climaxing the foremost season in St. Josephls basketball history. Carl Bauer gets a half-nelson on a Heights player as Dave Parent recovers the ball. A St. Stan man interferes, but not enough to keep Carl Bauer from another two-pointer. Heights players look in amazement as center Mike Doria soars into the air for another one. , 1. 5. : v '1' X 'Q u ' v v 4 fvl , 15 4 K sas 1. 'W C ,Yum Var ity FIRST ROW: Mr. J. McDonough fCoachl, T. Banc, J. Kirn, E. Morano, B. Christie. SECOND ROW: C. Bost, T. O'Donnell, K. Jonke, J. Collins, K. Callahan. THIRD ROW: T. Casey, R. Knauss, Sadowski, T. Rose. T. Casey, K. Jonke, T. Banc, and J. Sadowski gang up to outwit the East team, ending a fast break with a beautiful push-shot. 1 4 1 1- i 1 51 V i 1, V . D if 3 Th t h cl b r th 't r K D ii g ii f D g i K- ' ey ry ar , u ey can s op en ki in 11 1- V V L , Jonke from another two points. - J . A ' if A f . ' 1 1 l' ' '32 ' ,1: ' 1 ' K 1 ' f -. - ' . - '--v ' ,-,, - Q. 1 - 1 1 1 - g 2,1 ' . s 4 ' V ,V -7: :N if If L --my ,.., ,.,. 3 - 1 - N 1 FIRST ROW: R. Zebrowski QManagerH, ' J 1 o . 2 I ' J ',-1 J. Bergeron, J. Jackson, R. Legerski, G. - A f f u P A'b' A V - A 4, I ' f - Bydash, A. Mulhern, Mr. visci rcoacm. . 1 Q 5119 -1 5 1 ' 33555 SECOND ROW: C. Yurcich, L. Burrello, ' 3 I 'X1 5 N bzil V W ' Dfw W. Gibbons, G. Worbel, J. Rovanselc, U 1 :fl -fI.zfE-gf. ,., 1 2 D- Johnson- THIRD Rowf D- Malesky, in . - J. Hughes, Murphy, W. Clark, P. 'lii Q ..,. ' H i fi-2 ' v .- 5 f . 4 ..' 7-M.5i2i5 D - i V' '-- E 'Q in Wagner- S- Kasper- FOURTH ROW: R- ' K- sysl as fi ' Brofkman, R- Thomas, G- ROYCY, J. Srih, 'S K ,11. ' K- M- T- C---my 1 i'i - ' K ii' R1 ' V i-'i .-.i' 1 i1K-- 11 7 1- 11 't F ' --- ' it 1- '24 71 - ' o'- - ' R f , - 1 5: 5, J sg --: ' H - fir. 1 --1 1 I f - . 5- 'ff 4 Coach Don Visci takes time out from the game to call a conference with his Freshman team. Viking wrestlers are FIRST ROW: W. Murmann, D. Leinweber, C. Asseff, Mr. Colabuno. SECOND ROW: J. Sweet, S. Szabo, T. Princiotto, B. Szabo. THIRD ROW: J. Shea, J. Storey, F. Corbley, E. Malone, A. Hale. FOURTH ROW: J. Geiger, J. Sheridan, R. Luzar, J. Weed. 1 li bf s at wi R X xx ,Xa ' l Y 'ill F' fe V ' ,y ,, 1' Steve Kasper is Captain of the Freshman basketball team as well as its high-point man. -Q? , gl7WflIflg and GW The Golf Team at St. Joseph,s began their season with an outstanding three-year school record of 41 wins, Z losses, and 1 tie. In an effort to uphold this record, they achieved individual distinction as well as increasing the team's prestige. The Bowling Team likewise had a successful season. The team was again under the leadership of Brother Gensler, who, two years previously, guided them to 'the city championship. Besides the enjoyment of interscholastic competition, These bowlers won honors for their school in The News Interscholastic Bowling roll-offs. Members of the Varsity bowling leam are FIRST ROW: Jim Martin, joe Ciliberti. SECOND ROW: Dick Dokar, Bill Tisi, Ray Ledinski, and Bob Jansen. Viking golfers Bill Luciano, Wayne Burge, Dave Adams, and Tom Paul are seen here with Mr. Dan Ferrazza, Golf Coach. Charge! Each cheer ends with one of these skyward leaps. Practicing acrobatic balance are Cheerleaders Ray Ledinski, jim Wil- son, John Smidjell, and Jack Harlan, I Standing on the shoulders of giants jim Wilson, Ray Ledinski, and Ed Thomas, are Jack Harlan, lohn Smid- jell, and Herbie Scheidel. The Viking Cheerleaders were a lively and spirited spectacle at athletic contests this year. Under Brother Paul Koller, Moderator, and Captain John Smidjell, they combined old and new cheers with acrobatic skill. Whether it was football in the cold outdoors or a basketball game indoors, they displayed the same untiring spirit. Elzccrlmder J T f V Q . 2 is 5' .l 5 , 5 i fr- -. n M is .il 5, 5, J-ur, . I mv V0 Q any 7,5 . ff? I l in I 'lr rf 'Q I -1. . 2 R , 3 'M K 'X ,wx - 'N 'fb Il 'av 'rr , fi L N 1 Q Oil' 2' ' ,,,,, g A , y S A Q . Q W 1 'NI nw f 1 , ,, f ' S .4 A, , i , 2' :n f g . , 2 me f FIRST ROW: W. Burge, C. Durbin, B. Field, L. Brown, J. Kirn, 1. Taddeo. SECOND ROW: H. Knachel, T. Casey, D. O'Neil, P. Broadbent, R. Sandy, R. Scheidel. FIRST ROW: J. Sakalas, K. Franks, D. Modica, T. Holzheimer, J. Gadus. SECOND ROW: L. Semersky, R. Gregor, A. Vahcic, R. Centanni, J. Crotty. Mr. james McDonough became Varsity Track Coach this year, as well as coach of junior Varsity basketball and Cl'05S-C0lll'ltI'y. NE Q 5 w Q51 xl ii 3 .rf 7 .f rgggifww , .4 , i, 'Q :mv Y ...fi I' .NY ff., .. A , H, 1' iss Q, ,, ' 1 vxw. .S , gig. V U. .xxr wr .., J Q. , A lx, V .. 'WY f . 3 X 9.1 . Hz.. ,f, .. ,. M, ,y f W.. LJ, 1 ,',,, vlwlm , x , . .MK ig., my fu W R :Mi ,,.v A ag. + 'f wi .. f -M 1,- ,f U is Mii, .M ff vw 54 'W T7 . 'Af' 3 'X Y. 45 E V? xo. , 'i 4 ihfi 53 Q ,I ,fn M ' . 1. gi ,J lg gg' R mm- iw. V ' V gl f gf , -my 5 if is ax '- iv: .5 Q ,fc f 's l 1'. , L iflisg, .gif E sf' T ,gil M fffff f wf:'w7f'E 1 . . ..--. -fs , :Lew f' T wif 1',yeg3,H'!f2Q' sake: . V, ,lmu,,,.,..,g A ,f 5fff25Q?'5'51i f T ' 5 , . fiifizl fx I, Tyzgf 5 . ssl? 3 Q? Crunk M: Q'-:T W Y C71 ff-i K 2, 3 Q 5 ' we ' 3,1 1 a 1 '-1. J , yr, A ,i 4 .Q 1 if iff f K Lf X, , 1 N 5 i , f i ,, ' ' i ' g twang Mi -'ay' M Members of the relay team are Howie Knachel, Jim Kirn, Larry Brown, and Dan O'Neil. St. Joseph's famous shot-putter, Dick Kosmerl, is Captain of the track team. The Viking miler is Howie Knachel, Captain of cross-country. Howie Knachel-ace trackman. ff, , ask. 5 Although the Varsity track team has only been organized for three years, it has already attained a position of prominence in interscholastic competition. Under Mr. James McDonough, coaching the team in his first year, the trackmen developed into a well-huilt, spirited unit. Mr. lVlcDonough likewise coached the cross- country team in its most successful season this year. Holding meets in fall as well as spring, the team began the season by defeating the local rival, Euclid, which was prophetic of their vic- torious season. -OO :Wy-Nm . -OO 4 Emp-Nm ' -OO Sw?-Nm -OO Km?-Nm . -OO 4 JSP-Nm . -OO fm?-Nm -OO 42,-Nm . -OO 4 my-Nm . -OO fm?-Nm -OO P-Nm MW PM -OO II gm a 6 -OO W - O O 4 m XP -N m ' - O O 4 O 33 1.1 Q gr The King of S ' -D Wmg ave Adams gives his partner a whirl around the floor. Must We Part?--Eddie Thomas and his partner are surprlsed. I I34 v Laf3 f N-...V 'Inman-i t. 5- M, Lloyd Rensel of the University of Dayton conducts a guidance Convocation of Marianist students at Saint John Cathedral for test, Centennial celebration. Two wrestlers about to grapple. Don Tremel in View of the bench at the Cleveland Heights game. spects his ffff iff Kala: if v Christmas display on the east wing f 'o N1 Carl Baver Chuck Valentine, and Rich Holzheimer-standing on the shoulders of giants after the last bas ketball game. 73 Lf ' ia 1 . - if Brother Tom answers the Faculty House telephone. Father Hood enjoys himself at the Fall Festival. Up-Viking-Up ' ff- W , sim 2.2ffGLQ?6V2Ef1',v nil Sf! .P ,A ff 'A L ,3 .W W was ,L Ag, vw ft 5 iii? ' fb 53 fm-ag 'Q s Q ,ww , ,. . ,S W, .. , K gi? i55ig?:?3gkE5f9 A 53,125 -.,. A ' - 'gig .giuiitiifg E 3225? Ai wwf? gW?1g Magi, W VH 5 fn ESQTQSQZQQXQ 35945, r-2:5 g?3i52Wi??E- If A wif . wafizwzs mf-f iz W V fcsgpggagw -WX .Q n Ni fo g Ding zz zz truly Cnnnk yon Krvfner far yzfnr kindness . . . for yzfnr gcncznfsify. . . far your lnbnrs. . . nnd Business Staff: R. Anzick, Aleksa, D. Muehle, and K. Templin. Absent: T. Salerno. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Adams Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adams Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Adler Adolph and Mary Mr. and Mrs. George Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aleksa Mrs. Elizabeth M. Allen William Allen Alvin Alper Leo Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ames Jam Mr. es Bosquette and Family and Mrs. Ray Bost and Family Leo A. Bourgeois and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Brancel The Branisels Mrs. Wm. Braun Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Breskvar and Mrs. Chas. Bringman and Mrs. Victor E. Brockman and Mrs. R. A. Brown Mrs. Patrick Browne Joseph E. Antolik Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Compliments Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Anzick Peter A. Asseff of 3 A Samuel S. Audia R. B. Aufmuth Mr. B. 66 R. V.-D. B.-E. S.-R. C. and J. G. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Backman Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey and Family H. E. Baker Family Harry C. Baker Ballish Family Mr. and Mrs. S. Banas Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banc Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barone Daniel R. Barron Anna M. Barto The Bauman Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Baumann Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Baur Beaumont School for Girls Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beck R. 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ANTHONY CHURCH Fairport Harbor, Ohio BAR PRODUCTS COMPANY 17702 Waterloo Road Cleveland 19, Ohio BIRK FURNITURE 5510 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 EN 1-2727 BLAZE BAR-B-Q 12408 Mayfield Road Cleveland 6 GA 1-9271 BRODNICK BROTHERS Frigidaire and Maytag Appls. Complete Home Furnishings Bedroom, Living and Dining Room Sets 16013-15 Waterloo Road Cleveland 10 IV 1-6072 CALABRESE BROTHERS SERV. 17601 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 12 KE 1-9792 Compliments of A Friend BELLE CONWAY School of Dancing 566 East 200th Street Euclid IV 1-3540 PRECISION OPTICAL DISP. CO. 22580 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid AN 1-1166 NELA FLORIST, Lou DiVito 2132 Noble Road E. Cleveland 12 GL 1-8333 DRENIK BEVERAGE DIST., INC. 23776 Lakeland Blvd. Euclid 23, Ohio Congratulations to the 1957 Graduating Class THE FATHER'S CLUB JAMES A. FLETCHER, REALTOR 32341 Vine Street Willowwick, Ohio WH 3-4300 THE FOY DRUG Prescription Specialists 638 East 185th Street I42 Special Husiucss Patrons FRANCES CAFE 5401 St. Clair Frances Kosmerl FRANK'S PASTRY SHOPPE 16404-20991 Euclid Ave. Euclid 17, Ohio S. GODIC SQUARE DEAL MKT. 20971 Euclid Avenue Euclid 17 KE 1-4774 GORNIK'S 22346 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid,s First and Finest Men,s Store Clothing - Furnishings Dress Suit Rental RE 1-2151 GRDINA HARDWARE 22336 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 RE 1-0403 MR. ANTON GRDINA 1053 East 62nd Street Cleveland 3, Ohio CLE-TAFT GARAGE Auto Wash - Road Service Frank S. Hans 12812 Taft Avenue Cleveland 8 GL 1-2371 HOLY CROSS CHURCH 175 East 201st Street Euclid 23 IV 6-0850 J. I. HUNTING CO. East 9th 66 Chester Building Cleveland CH 1-4512 JACKSHAW CHEVROLET, INC. 543 East 185th Street Euclid 19 IV 1-9090 JOE'S TAVERN 837 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 KE 1-9708 JOE'S WILLOWICK MARKET 32433 Vine Street Willowick WH 3-3216 CARL A. JONKE INS. AGENCY 22700 Shore Center Euclid 23 RE 1-8400 ST. JOSEPH ALUMNI ASSN. JUNIORS RESTAURANTS 1119 Hayden Avenue Cleveland, Ohio KAPEL BUILDERS, INC. 902 East 222nd Street Euclid RE 1-0400 H. L. KOTHE COMPANY 1608 East 23rd Street Cleveland 14 CH 1-7807 LANDGRAF SHEET METAL A. L. Landgraf, Shop Owner 254 Courtland Street Painesville EL 4-9377 Compliments of LOCKIE-LEE DAIRY 310 Chester Street Painesville EL 4-9919 Compliments of JOHNNY LEES TEXACO Lakeland and Babbit Euclid 23 RE 1-9801 LEINWEBER STUDIO 14215 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10, Ohio MIKE MCGARY PAINTING 727 Thornhill Drive Cleveland 8 GL 1-1362 MAR-VAL RECREATION 132 Richmond Street Painesville, Ohio MODERN POWER EQUIP. CO. Chardon 66 Richmond Roads Euclid 17 KE 1-7525 MODIC'S CAFE 6201 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 24 EN 1-9406 Compliments to 1957 Seniors THE MOTHERS GUILD MUTUAL TRUST LIFE INS. 22408 Lake Shore Blvd. RE 1-1030 Agent-Mr. White KE 1-3237 PAFCO TOOL AND GAUGE 12209 Euclid Avenue SW 5-7773 PHIL'S MOBILE GARAGE 1401 Warrensville Center Road Cleveland Heights EV 1-9812 EV 1-0458 Nites: RE 2-7410 REAL HARDWARE 727 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV 1-9634 RICHMOND BROTHERS CO. 22400 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 RE 2-7777 SCHELLY'S CAFE 7019 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 EN 1-9043 E. SCHULTZ UPHOLSTERING 2225 Noble Road E. Cleveland 12 EV 1-5880 SCOTT'S DIME STORE 22306 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid RE 1-3041 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1957 A FRIEND SGRO'S SQUARE DEAL SUPER MARKET 26588 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 32 RE 1-3250 2-A Backs the Vikings Acme Dry Cleaning Co. 672 East 15Znd Street Cleveland 10 GL 1-5374 juniors of Jane Adams East 49th and Carnegie Cleveland, Ohio Ambassador Dress Suit Rental 1516 Hayden Avenue East Cleveland 12, Ohio Arcade Bar Mrs. H. Tanski 16101 Arcade IV 1-0697 Associates Loan Co. 563 East 185th Street Euclid IV 6-1100 SHORE BOWL 22400 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 RE 1-1155 R. W. SIDLEY, INC. Thompson, Ashtabula, and Painesville Ready Mixed Concrete, Silica Products SLABE MACH. PRODUCTS CO. 874 East 140th Street Cleveland 10, Ohio SMITH'S RESTAURANT 22305 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid, Ohio SNOW BROTHERS RADIO CO. 13916 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland GE 1-0550 Best Wishes for a Bright Future SOUTH SHORE TOOL CO. Lake Shore Blvd., Mentor BL 7-7241 SPEHARS MARKET 19807 Cherokee Avenue KE 1-1021 STAKICH FURNITURE CO. 16305 Waterloo Road Cleveland 10, Ohio Eusiuess Zfafraus Babbitt Drug 25643 Euclid at Babbitt Free Deliveryl' Joseph Bakajsa Funeral Home 6202 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 UT 1-2923 A. B. Barto Real Estate Service 36403 Vine Street Willoughby WH 2-4141 Beacon Electric 679 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 KE 1-7430 Jack Becker and Nick Grumbach Gulf Service 18500 Lake Shore Blvd. Bedford Auto and Metal Salvage Co. Northfield Road and Forbes Bedford BE 2-6474 STANDARD DRUG CO. 562 East 185th Street 22388 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland, Ohio Euclid, Ohio KE 1-0658 RE 1-2155 SUBURBAN SECURITIES CO. 732 East 200th Street Cleveland 19 IV 6-1850 SUPERIOR S. 86 L. ASSOCIATION 6712 Superior Avenue E. Cleveland TEAMSTERS LOCAL MU 1-8100 521 2070 East 22nd Street Cleveland 15 CH 1-6550 THERESA'S FLOWERS 86 GIFTS 4082 Mayfield Road S. Euclid 21 EV 1-0535 UPTOWN PHARMACY Better Drugs 18599 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 19, Ohio UPSON REALTY 499 East 260th Street Euclid 32 RE 1-1070 VICKLI-GUPEZ CONSTR. CO. 271 East 193rd Street Euclid 19 IV 1-8867 V. Demshar and Sons, Inc. 22034 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 Ben's Market 14801 Puritas Cleveland 11 Ben Son's Store for Men 4125 Erie Street Willoughby Catering by Bernadette Cleveland 6 DeVanna Real Estate 535 East 185th Street Euclid 19 Bill's Clothes 15119 St. Clair 618 East 185th Street 22810 Lake Shore RE 1-4770 CL 1-9837 and Boys WH 2-3135 SW 5-0194 KE 1-2227 J. Birk and Wm. Schlarb's Euclid Jalousie, Inc. 490 East 200th Street Euclid 19 Black and Decken Service 3901 Detroit Avenue 6-1112 Business Palmas Cliffel's Bakery 22030 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid Collamer Drug 15811 Euclid Avenue East Cleveland 12, Ohio Cottrells' News Stand 4119 Erie Street Willoughby joseph F. Cramer 19931 Edgeclilfe Drive Euclid 19, Ohio Crystal Ball Lighting Co. Make Your Next Dance Cleveland 10 Cudnik Funeral Home 1155 East 79th Street Cleveland 3 Norman D. Men's Shop 18235 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 12 RE 1-4747 W1-1 2-0977 a Moonlight LI 1-5180 UT 1-1591 KE 1-8686 Eisen's Super Market 10701 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 13 1-4243 Cleveland Black Oxide Co. 9300 Woodland Avenue Cleveland 4 5-1700 Blasse Sales Co. 15800 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 6-1234 Blatnick's Beverage 3498 West 105th Street Cleveland 11 1-7873 Blue Lantern Beauty Shoppe 14685 Euclid Avenue E. Cleveland 12 1-3872 Blumel Ignition Co. I 14201 Euclid Avenue Cleveland UL 1-0500 Bonn Pharmacy 13801 St. Clair Your Doctor Recommends Usl' Brandt's Open Kitchen Candies 1238 Lost Nation Road Willoughby WH 2-1016 Brazis Bros. Clothes 6905 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 EN 1-2614 Brickman and Sons Funeral Homes 7208 Superior 21900 Euclid Cleveland IV 1-5277 Buerkle Oil Co. 951 Wayside Avenue Cleveland 10 KE 1-1900 Burr Funeral Home 116 South Street Chardon, Ohio Durso Hairstyling Salon 4129 Mayfield Road S. Euclid 21 EV 1-7053 California Fruit and Vegetable Market 7916 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3 HE 1-3877 Caruso's Super Market 35550 Vine Street Eastlake WH 2-1256 Dr. J. M. Centanni 13877 Cedar Road Cleveland YE 2-6484 Center Beverage and Delicatessen 22362 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 19 RE 1-9473 Certified Typewriter Service-J. Merhar 1127 East 66th Street Cleveland 3 HE 1-9009 Paul A. Ciricillo Home Builder Cleveland 6 RA 1-6558 Clark's Food Store 632 East Z22nd Street Euclid 23, Ohio AN 1-1428 D and D Clothing Co. 895 East l52nd Street Cleveland 10 MU 1-0116 D'Arco Insurance Agency 36000 Vine Street Eastlake WH 2-6666 David's Jewelers 934 East l52nd Street and St. Clair Cleveland 10, Ohio Davy Sheet Metal Co. 1194 East 60th Street Cleveland 3 HE 1-4499 De Witt Nash Company 1100 West 9th Street Cleveland 13 MA 1-2505 DiCicco and Son Funeral Home 15707 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 GL 1-1070 Dolch's Market 14503 Woodworth Cleveland 12 GL 1-3698 Dr. Gerald Dorsky, Optometrist 501 East 260th Street Euclid 32, Ohio Douglas and McLeod's, Inc. 210 River Street Grand River EL 4-4441 Douglas Realty Co. 32601 Vine Street Willowick, Ohio WH 4-0200 Dowd's Sohio Service Station 18122 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 KE 1-9757 Drop-In-Delicatessen 26594 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23, Ohio The 1-E Spartans Eckert Hardware 1395 Hayden Ave. E. Cleveland 12 GL 1-4797 Saint Edward Church Woodland at 69th Street Cleveland 4 HE 1-1533 Cleveland 8 MU 1-3459 Louis Eisenberg Hardware 1169 East 79th Street Cleveland 3 EN 1-9381 Dr. and Mrs. W. Engel 21270 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 RE 1-6768 Stan Erzen and Chas. Basa's Lake Furn. Co. 855 East 222nd Street Euclid 23 RE 2-7616 The Equity Lumber Co. 515 Liberty Street Painesville EL 4-3557 Euclid Electric Co. 234 East 156th Street Cleveland 10 IV 1-0234 Euclid Fish Company 651 East 185th Street Euclid 19 KE 1-6448 Euclid-Page Sohio 14765 Euclid Avenue E. Cleveland 12 LI 1-9657 Euclid Paper Co. 248 Lakeland Blvd. Euclid Z3 RE 1-2666 Euclid Poultry 549 East 185th Street Euclid 19 KE 1-8187 Euclid Retail Credit Bureau 22746 Shore Center Avenue Cleveland 23 RE Dr. Franklin E. Fagan Compliments of Fazio's Super Markets LO 1-2550 Compliments of Fenderville Erie Street Painesville Fioritto Funeral Service 2601 East Blvd. Cleveland 4, Ohio Dr. Harold Fischer 508 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV Herb Fitzgerald's Record Shop 635 East 185th Street Euclid 19 KE Flecks P.A. Systems 18115 Landseer Road Cleveland 19 IV Florama Flowers and Gifts 22382 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23 IV Forest City Furniture Co. 7411 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland, Ohio Forest City Material Co. 17903 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 KE Frankie and Johnnie's Restaurant Pierantoni Co., Inc. 12511 Mayfair Road 1-2787 1-4270 1-1313 1-7211 1-4139 1-6600 101111 KH!-15911 Market London Square Delicatessen Fridel's Delicatessen 843 East 222nd Street Euclid 23, Ohio Compliments of a Friend James G. Haddad Gene's Tarry Tavern 14711 Euclid at Lee E. Cleveland 12 LI 1-9617 Gerseny Pharmacy 5369 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst HI 2-9820 Gibson Motor Sales East 142nd and Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland IV 6-0819 Gordon Park Pharmacy 7828 St. Clair EN 1-0461 Allied Thrifty Drug Com liments of Guraly's Restaurant P 817 High Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio John Habat and Sons - Painting 1131 East 177th Street Cleveland 19 KE Heights Motor Sales Company 4365 Mayfield Road near Green S. Euclid 21 EV Old Homestead Tavern 1196 Norwood Road Cleveland 3 HE Hudson Pharmacy 922 East 222nd Street Euclid RE At. T. Hueter Jewelry 8507 Superior Avenue Cleveland 6 CE Hillside Dairy 1418 Center Road Cl. Hts. 21 EV Matt F. Intihar - Insurance 630 East 222nd Street Euclid 23, Ohio House That J.A.K. Built 12726 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio jakubs and Son Funeral Home 936 East 185th Street 1-5936 1-1180 1-8445 2-7066 1-0765 1-7600 Cleveland 19 KE 1-7770 Jaros' Gulf Service 1090 Ansel Road EN 1-8779 Tires, Batteri'es, Accessories Jelercic Florist 15302 Waterloo Road Cleveland IV The Cleveland Universal Jig Co. 13404 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 MU John's Meat Market 8008 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3 HE John's Shoe Service 286 East 156th Street Cleveland 10, Ohio 1-0195 1-2600 1-1335 Kusiness Patrons Jolovec Repairing-and Remodeling 704 East 162nd Street Cleveland 10 Joseph Shoes, Inc. 4121 Erie Street Willoughby 18 Kasper's Shell Service 16901 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 12 19513 Kewanee Avenue Cleveland 19 John Kauselc Studios 762 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 Kelly Cleaners 6228 Mayfield Road Mayfield Hgts. 24 Kershaw's Pure Station 16731 Kinsman Road Shaker Hghts. 20 Kip-Craft Enterprise 328 West Superior Cleveland 13 Klein Cleaners 5647 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst 24 Larry Kleindienst PO WH KE KE IV HI WA CH HI Co. 1-9166 2-3011 1-9859 1-4531 1-1797 1-2121 1-9838 1-8191 2-5665 Cleveland Hgts. Dodge-Plymouth Dlr. 3957 Mayfield Road -' EV 1-7200 Leo W. Kleinhenz-Your G.E. Appl. Dlr. 30505 1R.D. No. lj Chardon Road Willtoughby Hills WH 3-2030 Kling's Payfair Food Market 14824 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland 10 IV 1-2153 John and Rudolph Knific Realty Co. 820 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 Kogan's Men's Shop 12314 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio The Lakeland Floral Co. 29651 Lakeland Blvd. Wickcliffe IV WH Larry and Joe's Sunoco Service 17636 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland 19 Laurich Delicatessen 15601 Holmes Avenue Cleveland 10 Dr. Wm. Lausche Dentist 15619 Waterloo, Road Cleveland 10, Ohio Lazar-Carver Chevrolet, Inc. 14481 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 12 KE LI UL Lazar-Carver Chevrolet Used Cars 15 201 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 12 Lekse's Groceries 522 East 200th Street Euclid 19 UL IV 1-7540 3-1230 1-9722 1-7977 1-3300 1-2515 1-7020 Leskovec's Delicatessen 32305 Vine Street Willowick WH 3-9893 Linger's Jewelry 702 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV 6-1048 London Road Electric Co. 16109-11 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland KE 1-2042 66 2043 16146 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 KE 1-9772 Loop Cafe - Eva and Mike Kolman 3661 East 93rd Street Cleveland 5, Ohio L 86 S Tire, Inc. 2205 West 3rd Street Cleveland SU 1-0150 Louie's Cafe 16501 Waterloo Road Cleveland, Ohio Louisville-Title-Insurance A. A. Schreiner--John Sweeney, Agents 37 E. Erie St. Painesville Bonnie Lynn Donuts 514 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 KE 1-7368 McPhil1ips Plumbing Co. 12305 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8 GL 1-0036 Mahon-Murphy Funeral Home 13201 Euclid Avenue GL 1-0321 Marin's Sohio Service 18610 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 19 KE 1-9825 Mario's Flower and Garden Center Euclid at Green Cleveland IV 1-9293 A SL A Markivich Meats and Groceries 14204 Aspinwall Avenue Cleveland 10, Ohio Martin's Men's Wear 772 East 185th Street Distinctive Fashions May-Green Hardware 4495 Mayfield Road S. Euclid 21 Melden's Dept. Store 696 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 Mencin's Grocery 1142 Addison Road Cleveland 3 Wm. J. Mericka and Co. Union Commerce Bldg. Cleveland 14 Miles Auto Stores 669 East 185th Street Euclid 19, Ohio Mirror Show Bar 12376 Superior Avenue Cleveland 6 IV 1-4949 EV 1-7300 IV 1-1116 EX 1-1638 MA 1-8500 LI 1-9600 Modic's Payfair Food Market 315 East 156th Street Cleveland 10, Ohio Moler Barber College 812 Prospect Avenue Cleveland 15 g MA 1-8070 A. D. Mortan Company, Inc. 14511 Woodworth Road Cleveland 12 ' GL 1-7466 Muskie Joe's Bar 780 East 2Z2nd Street Euclid 23 RE 1-9832 Nelf Builders 5694 Sheldon Road Lyndhurst 24 HI 2-4676 Nelson's Family-Style Restaurant 1422 Addison Road Cleveland 3 EX 1-4000 New York Bakery 5820 Mayfield Road S. Euclid 21 HI 2-7100 Nick's Barber Shop 620 East 222nd Street Euclid, Ohio Nolan Hardware Co. 2196 Noble Road Cleve, Hts., 12 GL 1-3267 Norm and Matt's Delicatessen 756 East 222nd Street Euclid 23, Ohio Northeast Appliance and Furniture 22530 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23, Ohio RE 1-2303 Oblak Furniture Co. 6612 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3 HE 1-2978 Joe O'Brien's Chevrolet Co. 1400 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 MU 1-2000 Mickey O,Connor's Tavern East 117th St. and Sellers Avenue Cleveland MU 1-9876 O'Donnell Plastering Co. 1703 East 300th Street Wickclilfe, Ohio Olmar Construction Co. 2019 Campus Drive South Euclid 21 EV 2-0542 Fred Owens Garage and Body Shop 23031 Lakeland Blvd. Euclid RE 1-7856 The Paragon Press 17648 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland 19 KE 1-0940 Pat and Lew's Euclid Tavern 11629 Euclid Avenue Cleveland CE 1-95013 CE 1-9370 Patt Brothers Co., General Machining 37645 Vine Street Willoughby WH 2-4060 Paul's Barber Shop 687 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 PO 1-6577 I46 Kusiuess Palrzws Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply Co. 774 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV 1-8682 Compliments of Perz Delicatessen 3404 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 Compliments of Your Friendly Pick-n-Pay Super Markets Pine Way Trails 3 Miles East of 306 on Wilson Mills Road Pointing's Flowers, Inc. 820 East 185th Street Cleveland 10 Primc Delicatessen 15508 Holmes Avenue Cleveland 10 Puritas Drug 14701 Puritas Road Cleveland Purity Drug Company 8331 Superior Avenue Cleveland Radio Brothers Market 969 Nathaniel Road Cleveland 10 Mrs. Anna Rauker 36600 Vine Street East Lake, Ohio Rauscher's Flower Shoppe 650 Ansel Road Cleveland 3, Ohio Jos. Reuss and Sons 309 East 276th Street Euclid 23, Ohio RiTondaro Funeral Home 126 South Street Chardon, Ohio Riverside Florists 11315 Euclid Avenue Cleveland 6 Rockwell Body Co. 3857 Lakeside Avenue Cleveland 14 Roxy Buffet, Inc. 13813-15 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 Royal Appliance Mfg. Co. 1975 East 61st Street Cleveland 3 Rymont Foods 1183 East 79th Street Cleveland 3 Sandon Stain Glass Window Co. 13701 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 Saranac Super Service 640 East 152nd Street Cleveland 10 Jos. E. Sarosy Realty Co. 39 East Erie Street -Painesville, Ohio 1-9850 1 1 1 1 1 -0544 -4766 -7487 -5140 -3195 1-1169 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -7660 -1866 -3033 -7778 -8647 -0911 -9885 Dr. Elwood P. Sawitke, OPT. 531 East 185th Street Euclid 19 IV Best Wishes Schaefer Roofing Co. 33333 Ridge Road, Willoughby Schaefer 86 Sons, Plumbing 86 Heati Don WI Tom WI The Scoop 814 East 152nd Street Cleveland 10 GI Shore Appliance Co. 760 East 152nd Street Cleveland 10 GI Sims Bros. Buick, Inc. 18781 Lakeshore Blvd. Euclid 19 IV Singer Sewing Center 748 East 185th Street Cleveland 10 KE Congratulations To Class of '57 S-1 Skalds Dr. Joseph Skrinska, M.D. 33433 Lake Shore Blvd. Eastlake W1-l James A. Slapnik, jr. 6620 St. Clair Avenue ' Cleveland 3, Ohio Smiley's Lounge Bar 11500 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8 LI Smith Brothers 1 Hour Cleaners 713 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV Smith Department Store 8315 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 GA Somrack's Poultry Farm Maple Grove Road Willoughby Hills WH The South Euclid Lumber Co. 501 Green Road South Euclid 21 EV Ed Spinners Lake Shore Service 15214 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland 10 IV Stern's Men's Wear 715 East 185th Street Cleveland KE J. W. Stanton Motors Inc. 1135 Mentor Avenue Painesville EL Sturm's Meats 38250 Glenn Avenue Willoughby, Ohio Sukalac Insurance Agency 39641 Johnnycake Ridge Mentor WH P. A. Suky's 86 Son-Printers 6802 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 EN 1-0979 ng Co. 3-3323 3-0420 1-4383 1-6012 6-0600 1-0660 2-7937 1-9806 1-3553 1-2021 2-1845 1-7500 1-9601 1-2640 7-7553 2-3906 1-4932 Trask Auto Parts Inc. John Yager Building Contractor Keener Printing Company Superior Food Market 8513 Superior Avenue Cleveland 6 T.N.T.-Shell Service Station 1577 Hayden Avenue SW Cleveland 10 MU Ed Thomas Grocery 17406 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 IV Little Timers 3964 Mayfield Road Cleveland Hgts. 21 EV Town 8L Country Cleaners 22490 Lake Shore Blvd. Euclid 23, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tramposch 14511 Sylvia Avenue Cleveland 10 PO 865 East 67th Street 9313 Wade Park Avenue Cleveland 6 SW Trophy Tavern 23721 Lakeland Blvl. Euclid 23 RE Triangle Florist 933 East 185th Street Cleveland 19, Ohio Tucker's Shoe Store 686 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV Udovich's Cafe 317 East 200th Street Euclid 19 KE Vic's Euclid Tavern 595 East 185th Street Euclid 19 IV Rev. Julius Viglar 316-5th Street Fairport Harbor, Ohio Village Bar 469 East 185th Street Euclid 19 KE Wean Equipment Corporation 22800 Lakeland Blvd. Cleveland 17 RE Fred Weigel's Service State and Erie Streets Painesville Dr. J. A. Wey 177 Main Street Painesville, Ohio Wickliffe Floral Co. 29609 Euclid Avenue Wickliffe WH Neal F. Widing Bdg. Co. 29008 Lakeland Blvd. wickuffe, ohio WI The White House 689 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 IV Willard F. Schade and Associates 401 Chester 12th Building Cleveland 14 MA 1-3129 1-9516 1-2676 2-2779 1-7417 1-6100 1-9830 1-3663 1-9723 1-9509 1-9881 1-7000 4-9721 3-4343 3-2280 6-0400 1-2532 Business Patrons William D. P. Furniture 86 Appliance 15806 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 10 IV 6-0135 Willoughby Fashion Shop Ladies' and Children's Wear 4144 Erie WH 2-2088 Willoughby Fruit 86 Vegetable Mkt. 38113 Second Street Willoughby WH 2-4145 the WINDSOR shops, inc. Shoregate Shopping Center Willowick WI 3-2880 Windy's Delicatessen 14501 Woodworth Road Cleveland 10 LI 1-9899 Woodworth Hardware 14601 Woodworth Cleveland 12 GL 1-8768 23995 Chardon Road Euclid 17 York Tool 86 Die 742 East 232nd Street Euclid 23 Joseph Zele 86 Sons Licensed Funeral Directors 1-5702 1-8523 6502 St. Clair - 452 East 152nd Zlate's Market 662 East 140th Street Cleveland 10, Ohio Zulic Insurance Agency 18115 Neff Road Cleveland 19 1-4221 Al 86 Ann's Tavern 7006 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3 1-2125 Al Aleckna Family 6101 Luther Avenue Cleveland 3, Ohio American Dress Suit 4127 Mayfield Road S. Euclid 21 Beachland Hardware Store 630 East 185th Street Cleveland 19 Bill's Cleaners 12210 Mayfield Road Cleveland 6, Ohio Birch Bar 961 Addison Road Cleveland 3 Dr. James R. Boyle 313 East 214th Street Euclid 23, Ohio C. S. Bush Iron 82 Steel, Inc. 1-1808 1-0697 1-8828 Anthony J. DiCello 616 Mentor Avenue Painesville Leo J. Dickman 1282 East 71st Street Cleveland 3, Ohio Equality Printing Co. 6231 St. Clair, Avenue Cleveland 3 A HE Euclid Race Dairy Co. 503 East 200th Street Euclid 23 IV Henninger's Religious Goods 8809 Superior Avenue Cleveland 6, Ohio Henry Auto Sales 86 Service, Inc. 15000 Aspinwall Cleveland 10 MU 401 East 200th Street Euclid 19 KE King Printing Company 12808 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8 GL Kovach 86 Varga Sunoco 16600 Shaker Blvd. Cleveland GA Link 86 Nolan 41 East Erie Street Painesville, Ohio Lyndhurst Food Fair 5345 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst 24 HI Marshall Equipment Company 5151 Mayfield Road Lyndhurst 24 HI Compliments of St. Mary's Parish 242 State Street Painesville, Ohio Miller Brothers' Shoes 7026 Superior Avenue Cleveland 3 EX The Moreal Funeral Home 11005 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8 GL John F. Morris 532 East 108th Street Cleveland 8 LI George L. Nolan Realty 1374 Winston Road S. Euclid 21 EV Norwood Appliance 86 Furniture 6202 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 3 EN Compliments of Oxford Press Cleveland 3, Ohio 3 C extends Congratulations to the 1957 Graduation Class Formal Wear-Something New Commodore Dress Suit Rental 11301 Euclid GA 1-8223 102 St. Clair Avenue N.W. Cl-1 Cleveland Pata Barber Shop 12301 St. Clair Avenue Cleveland 8, Ohio Petric's Barber Shop 761 East 185th Street Cleveland 10 IV 1-5311 1-4700 1-3005 1-7596 1-2496 1-9675 2-3000 2-1864 1-8351 1-3139 1-7869 2-1228 1-3634 1-5025 1-3465 Mario's Pizza Shoregate Optical Company Threadwell Tap 86 Die Company 1775 Hayden 270 East 305th Street 990 Quarry Drive E. Cleveland 12 EV 1-0880 Willowick WH 3-1488 Cleveland Heights 21 EV 2-2369 Richard's Food Market C. J. Smith and Son Waterloo Department Store, Inc. 821 East 222nd Street 15319 St. Clair Avenue 15504-12 Waterloo Road Euclid 19 RE 2-7595 Cleveland 10 GL 1-2425 Cleveland 10 IV 1-1204 Mrs, Mae Rhodes The Ed Sweeney Company 10210 Woodland Avenue Cleveland RA 1-0756 mlm Raimor Studio Cleveland, Ohio C. J. Bender 86 Co. 2082 E. 4th Street 400 Buckeye Bldg. Cleveland 15, Ohio Wm. T. Cooke Publishing 21 S. 21st Street Philadelphia 3, Penna. CTKOY ECW? 3 St. Josepl'1's Driver Training Car Through the Courtesy of: EUCLID FORD COMPANY E. 185th St. at Lake Shore Blvd. IV 1-8400 Euclid fCleveland 191, Ohio Bro. Blank prepares for a short practice run with beginning drivers. Scninr Directv y Adams, David Leroy.633 E. 367 St., Willoughby-WI Adams, Michael ,..,, 355 E. 323 St., Willowick-WI Albrecht, John ....,.... 893 Woodview Rd., 21-EV Aleckna, Robert. .6101 Luther Ave., Cleveland 3-HE Anzick, William ...., 26100 Forestview Ave., 32-RE Asseff, Peter ...,..... 171 E. 214 St., Euclid 23-RE Assing, James ..., 3304 Euclid Heights Blvd., 18-YE Audia, James ....... 1551 E. 204 St., Euclid 17-KE Baker, Richard 3949 Northampton Rd., Cleveland 21-EV Bauer, Carl .....,...,. 31 E. 214 St., Euclid 23-RE Beck, William .... 1095 E. 143 St., Cleveland 10-GL Belanger, Robert 38032 Barber Ave., Willoughby-WI Belanich, William .... 780 E. 222 St., Euclid 23-RE Bergeron, Earl ....... 271 E. 191 St., Euclid 19-KE Bischof, Richard. .1737 Wickford Rd., Cleve. 12-KE Blair, William .....,.. 111 E. 199 St., Euclid 19--IV Bockstahler, William .2080 Noble Rd., Cleve. 12-GL Boer, Charles ...... 992 E. 152 St., Cleveland 10-GL Bohinc, Anthony. .669 E. 159 St., Cleveland 10-MU Bopp, Edward ..,. 28814 Johnson Dr., Wickliffe-WI. Borovic, Vincent. 18616 Muskoka Ave., Boyle, Kenneth ...,... 313 E. 214 St., Bradac, Edward .... 1772 Donwell Dr., Cleve. 19-IV Euclid 23-RE Cleve. 21-EV Breen, Hugh. . .480 Rt. 306, Chesterland, Ohio-Park Brown, David ........ 331 E. 211 St., Euclid 23-RE Brown, Lawrence 1522 Oakmount Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Browske, George ...... 125 E. 213 St., Euclid 23-RE Brunetz, John .,..... 368 E. 323 St., Buda, Nicholas ...,... 144 E. 208 St., Willowick-WI Euclid 23-KE Burke, Thomas .... 828 E. 144 St., Cleveland 10-MU Burrello, John. . 18614 Arrowhead Ave., Cleve. 19--TV Calandra, John .... 700 Quilliams Chase, Gary 1283 Cleveland Heights Blvd., Cleveland Cheraso, John. .1644 Rushton Rd., Chiancone, Charles Rd., Cleve. 21-EV 21-EV S. Euclid 21-EV 1185 S. Green Rd., Cleveland 21-EV Cinkole, Joseph ....., 164 E. 192 St., Euclid Cirnski, Frank ..... 1028 E. 76 St., 19--KE Cleveland 3--HE Clifford, Dennis. .1636 Green Rd., Cleveland 21-EV Comella, John. .18300 Hiller Ave,, Cleveland 19-IV Cook, John ....... 425 E. 152 St., Cleveland 10-IV Corcoran, Patrick. . 1732 Compton Coschignano, Ralph Rd., Cleve. 18-ER 4058 Ardmore Ave., Cleveland 21-EV Cost, Patrick ..,...... 821 E. 203 Pl., Euclid 19-KE Coyne, John ....... 516 E. 112 St., Cleveland 8-PO Coyne, Martin. .1838 Reyburn Rd., Cleveland 12-KE Culotta, Charles ....., 380 E. 271 St., Euclid 32-RE Cunningham, James 15923 Elderwood Ave., Cleveland 12-LI Davidson, Thomas ..,.. 71 E. 201 St., Euclid 23-IV Davis, John ....,.,.. 779 E. 91 St., Cleveland 8-PO DeGaetano, Frank. .1268 E. 125 St., Cleveland 6-PO DelBrocco, Joseph .... 741 E. 263 St., Euclid 23-RE DeMelto, Dennis. .1648 S. Taylor Rd., Cleve. 18-ER Derus, William. .28713 Gilchrist Ave., Willowick-WI DiRenzo, Charles ................ 1575 E. 41 St. Dodson, Patrick. .3750 Covington Rd., Cleve. 21-EV Dokar, Richard 28935 West Willowick Dr., Willowick-WI Domonkos, Charles 18530 Underwood Ave., Cleveland 19-KE Donovan, Edward. .838 E. 143 St., Cleveland 10-PO Doria, Michael 17926 Windward Ave., Cleveland 19-KE 2-2542 3-5270 1-6324 1-4248 2-9017 1-0067 2-5458 1-3480 1-7653 1-7737 1-9847 2-2928 2-8569 1-4229 1-1776 1-1964 1-2624 1-6322 1-0605 3-5011 1-9342 1-4045 1-1997 9-7526 1-2274 1-2972 1-6117 3-5530 1-9080 1-3330 1-7142 1-8414 2-1515 1-3249 1-9953 1-4634 1-3347 1-2806 1-2937 1-0080 1-2304 1-4632 1-0603 1-3130 1-9266 2-8549 1-0530 1-3666 1-1373 1-1944 1-6989 1-2154 3-1800 , Cleveland 1-2371 3-6774 1-3142 1-0428 1-3692 Dorsey, John .,..... 429 E. 118 St., Cleveland 8-LI Dragmen, Alan ..... 685 E. 109 St., Cleveland 8-GL Dubrovich, Benedict. . .1411 E. 39 St., Cleve. 14-UT Dupan, Neil. .4950 Highland Dr., Willoughby-WI Durbin, Charles ....... 91 E. 197 St., Euclid 19-KE Dush, Ronald ....... 526 E. 117 St., Cleveland 8-LI Edwards, Frank. .986 E. 361 St., Eastlake, Ohio-WI Egan, James .... 1414 Belvoir Rd., S. Euclid 21--EV Elliott, Robert ,..... 783 E. 130 St., Cleveland 8-GL Fagan, Terrence 1373 Brainard Rd., Lyndhurst 24-HI Fait, John .... .... 3 46 Walworth Dr., Euclid 32-RE Fakult, William. . .18611 Kildear Ave., Cleve. 19-IV Farone, Michael .... 1475 Belvoir Rd., Cleve. 21-EV Farroni, Richard 2743 Lost Nation Rd., Willoughby-WI Fekete, Mathew. . .18034 Neff Rd., Cleveland 19-KE Field, Bryson. . .1540 Genesee Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Filly, Ken ,.,.. 5589 Mayfield Rd., Lyndhurst 24-HI Finn, William ........... Eagle Rd., RD No. 3, Willoughby Finneran, Leo.. .15435 St. Clair Ave., Cleve. 10-LI I Fioritto, Richard 29612 Cresthaven Dr., Willowick-WI Finnigan, Richard. .442 Arbor Rd., Cleveland 8-PO Fleckenstein, Leo. .18115 Landseer Rd., Cleve. 19-IV Flynn, Ronald. . . 1022 Mozina Dr., Cleveland 19-IV Foley, Frank. . .25951 Forestview Rd., Euclid 32-RE Fosselman, Donald 6771 Bonnieview Rd., Cleveland 24-HI Frain, Howard. .24431 Glenbrook Rd., Euclid 17-IV Fresenko, James 15915 Elderwood Ave., Cleveland 12-MU Froning, Dale. .13915 Beaumont Ave., Cleve. 12-LI Fruscello, Paul ..... Woodstock Rd., Gates Mills-HA Gaking, Charles. . 1366 Winston Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Gecsi, Robert .... 2235 Green Rd., Cleveland 21-KE George, Kenneth. .26421 Zeman Ave., Euclid 32-RE Gibson, John ..... 4330 Prasse Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Giel, Richard .... 2554 E. 128 St., Cleveland 20-CE Glaefke, Richard .,.... 401 Halle Dr., Euclid 32-RE Godic, Ralph ........ 787 E. 90 St., Cleveland 8-GL Golinar, Donald. .21071 Arbor Ave., Euclid 23-KE Goroncy, John. . . 7818 St. Clair Ave., Cleve. 3-UT Graser, Vincent . . .1818 Maple Ave., Wickliffe-WI Greisl, Edward. . .22541 Hadden Rd., Euclid 17-KE Griesmar, Jack. . 1328 Irene Ave., Lyndhurst 24-HI Griffiths, Thomas 1683 Richmond Rd., Lyndhurst 24-EV Guthrie, Jay. .14105 Savannah Ave., Cleve. 12iMU Guzik, Theodore. . .4529 Lilac Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Halloran, James. . .497 E. 120 St., Cleveland 8-MU Haney, Jerome. . 17625 Crestland Ave., Cleve. 19-KE Hangach, James Rt. No. 1, Aquilla Rd., Chardon, Ohio-Cha Hanlon, Michael rdon 19331 Meredith Ave., Euclid 19-KE Hannan, Daniel. . .509 E. 114 St., Cleveland 8-MU Hannan, David .... 687 E. 128 St., Cleveland 8-PO Hanzal, Howard. .2227 Belvoir Blvd., Cleve. 18-EV Harmon, James. .17914 Harland Ave., Cleve. 19-KE Hedderman, John .... 1290 E. 188 St., Cleve. 10-KE Heft, William. . 17602 Grovewood Ave., Cleve. 19-KE Herega, Steve. .1364 S. Green Rd., S. Euclid 21-EV Hocevar, Larry ..... 1364 E. 43 St., Cleveland 3--HE Hogan, Thomas. ,37915 Euclid Ave., Willoughby-WI Holzheimer, Richard. .170 E. 217 St., Euclid 23-RE Holzheimer, Robert. . .1025 E. 146 St., Cleve. 10-LI Horvath, Jerome ..... 840 E. 256 St., Euclid 32--RE Hoste, John .,.... 38210 South St., Willoughby-WI 1 -0865 1-2168 1-3898 2-1907 1-3547 1-7023 2-0493 2-1034 1-2593 2-8179 1-4419 1 1 1 Z. -5298 -6142 1062 2. -0482 2192 2-2847 3 1 1 1 1 -3933 -3268 1229 -7211 -2377 -2550 2-7889 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 -0380 -1395 -9032 -4744 -4413 -5266 -1730 -3165 -0363 -8579 -7462 -3272 -0530 -0620 -2632 2-2182 1 1 1 1 1 -0511 -7355 -0170 -1897 -4428 5-5113 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -8696 -6463 -6965 -6490 -3078 -0763 -5129 -5392 -1995 2-9612 1 1 1 -7197 -7545 -8585 2-1324 1-4571 Hrastar, Gerald ....,. 130 E. 213 St., Euclid 23-RE Hren, Benedict ....... 941 E. 210 St., Euclid 23-KE Huber, William ..,. 1761 Victoria Rd., Cleve. 12-IV Hufgard, Fred. . . 18703 Shawnee Ave., Cleve. 19-KE Iannicelli, Dave 1500 Brainard Rd., Lyndhurst 24-HI Janek, George ....... 319 E. 248 St., Jansen, Robert 1367 Avondale Ave., S. Janus, Richard. .24630 Marsdon Ave., Jenness, James. . . 1024 Pennfield Rd., Joyce, Martin ...... 3439 North Ave., Juska, A1 ..,. 13616 McElhatten Ave., Kalister, Fred. . .20951 Wilmore Ave., Jackson, Donald. . 19730 Tyronne Ave., Euclid 19-IV Euclid 23-RE Euclid 21-EV Euclid 23-RE Cleve. 21-EV Parma 29-FL Cleveland-PO Euclid 23-KE 2-5935 Kane, James. . .1229 Haselton Rd., Cleveland 21-EV Kaplar, Robert. . .3022 E. 126 St., Cleveland 20-SK Kerri an Arthur.. .440 E. 158 St. Cleveland 10-KE S v y Kertis, John ....... 829 E. 143 St., Cleveland 10 -LI Kessler, Joseph ..... 1005 E. 72 St., Cleveland 3-EX Kessler, Robert ..... 1204 E. 71 St., Cleveland 3-UT Kohankie, Alan 470 Cedar Brook Dr., Painesville-EL Kolar, Michael ..... 1160 E. 71 St., Cleveland 3-UT Kondrat, Henry. .3000 Berkshire Rd., Cleve. 18-FA Kosmerl, Richard. . .15318 Shiloh Rd., Cleve. 10-IV Kramer, Richard. .1419 E. 39 St., Cleveland 14-UT 1-4393 Krause, Eugene 5926 Maplewood Rd., Mayfield Heights 24 -HI Krebs, Ralph. . .16216 Parkgrove Ave., Cleve. 10-KE Kudokas, George 17012 Dorchester Dr., Cleveland 19 Lah, Gerald ......, 1401 E. 41 St., Cleveland 3 LaManna, Patrick -KE -HE 4482 E. Berwald Ave., S. Euclid 21-EV Lawson, James. Leonardi, Ray. . Leporati, Joseph. Lesko, Gerald. . Lester, Larry. . . Lieske, John. . . Lincewicz, John. .567 Bayridge Blvd., List, Richard 5906 Hodgeman Dr., Parma Hts. 30 Liszeski, Joseph 4199 Chestnut Rd., Independence 31 Logar, John Laurich, Ronald. . 15417 Macauley Ave., Cleve. 10 ......311E. 273 Sr., Euclid 32 ......422 E. 275 St., EuClid 32 . . 12811 Bartlield Ave., Cleve. 8 ...4703 Maple St., Willoughby -KE -RE 1-6363 1-1358 1-9042 1-4278 2-4392 1-5881 2-7725 2-3598 1-2811 1-4378 1-7102 1-0795 1-8153 2-3133 1-7099 1-9204 1 1 1 -7114 -0650 -2420 4-3828 1 1 1 1 -6587 -0375 -5357 -1588 Mitchell, Robert. ......... 4980 Outhwaite Ave., Mlakar, Jerome ....... 17720 Schenely Ave., 19-KE Monter, Louis. .3808 Summit Park, Cleveland 21-EV Motta, Richard .... 707 E. 118 St., Cleveland 8-MU Mulroy, James ..... 521 E. 115 St., Cleveland 8-PO Murphy, David 30609 Lake Shore Blvd., Willowick-WI Nemeth, John. . 1040 Quilliams Rd., Cleve. 21-EV Noel, Dennis. .24600 Hawthorne Dr., Euclid 17-KE Norton, Robert. . 13321 Eaglesmere Ave., Cleve. 10-LI Novsak, Kenneth. . .1191 E. 61 St., Cleveland 3-HE Occhionero, Alex. . . Oesterle, Mark. . Ogrin, Kenneth. Oleksa, Thomas. O,Horo, Thomas ...... 1375 Edendale Ave., 21 . . . . . . .1601 Holmden Rd., 21 2-0549 1-3981 1-8295 1-4532 1-6632 1-1192 1-9675 . . . . . . .18812 Chickasaw Ave., Cleveland 19 . 21031 Wilmore Ave., Euclid 23 -RE -RE -GL -WI Willowick-WI -TU -LA 1696 Beaconwood Ave., S. Euclid 21-EV Lograsso, Sam 2923 Euclid Heights Blvd., Cleveland 12-SW Loje, Kenneth .... 22031 1-ladden Rd., Euclid 17--KE Longo, Joseph ...... 725 E. 256 St., Euclid 23-RE Luciano, William 1580 Longwood Dr., Mayfield Hts. 24-HI Lutz, Howard .......... P. O. Box 74, Mentor Ave., Mentor McDonnell, Brian ,... 145 E. 204 St., Euclid 23-KE 1 McKenna, Mark. .2224 Lamberton Rd., Cleve. 18-ER McIvor, Paul. . .1869 Allanclale Ave., Cleve. 12-MU McManus, James. . 19521 Pasnow Ave., Euclid 19-KE Madden, Michael. . 11908 Rutland Ave., Cleve. 8-MU Maglicic, Daniel. .1113 E. 141 St., Cleveland 10-UL Maloney, Tim. .1836 Lampson Rd., Cleveland 12-KE Manning, Richard. .1198 Rozelle Ave., Cleve. 12-GL Mapel, William ....... 566 E. 260 St., Euclid 32-RE Marinic, Edward. .20860 Arbor Ave., Euclid 23-IV . . . . . .2385 Charney Ave., Marko, Joseph ............ 800 E. 157 St., Marsho, Thomas. Maynard, John. . 1 0-PO MU Marn, Phillip .... 13705 Argus Ave., Cleve. 10- . . . .19011 Chickasaw Ave., 19-IV Meiser, Robert. . . Meyerhoffer, John 1506 Misley, Paul ..... . . . .283 E. 266 St., Euclid Lander Rd., Mayfield Hts. 17914 Brazil Rd., 18-ER 3 2-RE 24-HI 19-IV 1-2220 1-9220 1-3394 2-2957 3-6523 4-8729 4-2817 1-2801 1-2585 1-2511 1-1564 2-4085 -2368 1-3410 1-1008 1-4970 1-2550 1-2820 1-5300 1-9720 1-1722 1-7045 1-6895 1-5186 1-6284 1-0793 1-4469 2-2334 1-7535 .1904 Langerdale Ave., 21-EV .. . . . . . 1640 Highland Rd., 17-IV ...... 1700 E. 238 St., 17-IV -EV -EV O'Neil, Dan ..... 4453 Center Rd., Willoughby-WI O'Neil1, Kevin ........ 65 E. 208 St., Euclid 23-KE Opaskar, Carl .......... 3406 Hollister Rd., 18-FA Owens, John. .12107 Superior Ave., Cleveland 6-GL Palevich, Michael 38670 Johnny Cake Ridge, Willoughby-WI Parent, Partch, Pausch, Pernus, Dave .... Beech Hills Drive, Willoughby-WI Roger. .13306 Milan Ave., Cleveland 12-GL Robert ......... 1144 Sylvania Ave., 21-EV James ..... 13706 Eaglesmere Ave., 10-MU Petsock, John .......... 11207 Buckeye Rd., 4-SW Pirc, Robert .....,.. 26870 Farringdon Ave., 32-RE Potokar, Ray ........ 732 E. 200 St., Euclid 19-KE Poturich, Matthew ....... 7115 Melrose Ave., 3-EX Powall, Joseph .... 15215 Plato Ave., Cleveland 10 -LI Powell, James. .14825 Pepper Ave., Cleveland 10-PO Puhger, John ....... 27240 Forestview Ave., 32-RE Radky, David ........ 241 E. 272 St., Euclid 32-RE Raglow, James ....... 225 E. 248 St., Euclid 23-RE Reitenbach, Jerry ....... 20271 Goller Ave., 19-IV Ribar, Martin. . .1843 Alvason Rd., Cleveland 12-GL Ribar, Michael. .1100 Carlyon Rd., Cleveland 12-GL Roch, John ............... 5945 Engel Rd., 27-VU Roeder, Richard ...... 562 E. 248 St., Euclid 23-RE Ruic, Neil .......... 1707 E. 300 St., Wickliffe-WI Russik, Brian ...... 1585 E. 47 St., Cleveland 3-EN Russo, Sebastian. . .22111 S. Lakeshore Blvd., 23-RE Sadowski, Bernard ......... 18213 Schenely, 19-KE Samuele, Phillip ........... 18110 St. Clair, 10-KE Schneider, Leonard. . 13321 Shaw Ave., Cleve. 12-GL Seel, George .............. 1570 E. 45 St., 3-EX Sidman, Kenneth ..... 749 E. 200 St., Euclid 19-KE Siebert, John.. .14300 Northfield Rd., Cleve. 12-LI Sima, Larry ............ 14330 Cedar Ave., 21-EV Skuns, George ......... 17903 Rosecliff Rd., 19-IV Smith, Gilbert ..... ...3355 E. 137 Sf., zo-WA Smith, Leonard .... .... 2 2201 Hadden Rd., 17-IV Smith, Timothy. . . .... 5700 Shawnee Rd., 24-HI Sopko, Phillip ..... .... 1 8812 Kildeer Ave., 19-IV Specht, Robert .......... 22901 Arms Ave., 23-RE Stanton, Thomas .... 27331 Fullerwood Ave., 32-RE Strathern, Richard ....... 22371 Tracy Ave., 23-RE 19-KE Struna, Joseph ........ 19515 Mohawk Ave., C Sweeney, Joseph. . .33485 Roberts Rd., Eastlake-WI Swyt, John ....... 26530 Zeman Ave., 32-RE Tankovich, Robert .... 22570 Nicholas Ave., 23-RE Tarsitano, Ralph.. 1419 Clermont Rd., 10-IV Taylor, Dave ....... ..... 1 4617 Coit Rd., 10-GL Templin, Ronald ........... 479 E. 147 St., 10-KE Terzano, Theodore ..... 24577 Chardon Rd., 17-IV Thomas, Richard ...... 3961 Elmwood Ave., 21-EV Tigue, James ................ 441 E. 122 St., 8-LI Tisi, William ..... . . .21301 Carol Ave., Euclid-IV Toil, Dennis. ., .... 33401 Vine St., Willoughby-WI Toigo, Kenneth .......... 18627 Abby Ave., 19-IV Traina, Joseph. ........ .... 8 19 E. 260 St., 32-RE Turek, John ......... 19170 Monterey Ave., 19-KE Mistur, Ronald. . .24500 Elsmere Dr., Euclid 17-IV 1-5410 Cleveland 4 1-9420 1-7199 1-4632 1-5876 3-2633 1. 1051 1-4643 1-8785 1. 1572 1-2088 1. 1941 1-8078 1. 1638 1-7673 1-1719 1. 2 3845 -4676 2-4146 1-9818 1-4035 1-2671 5-4799 1-1427 1-9128 1-9039 1-4746 1-8604 1-3343 1-0883 1-8431 1-0231 1-3941 1-1344 3-7845 1-1272 3-0660 1-0189 1-9706 1-9304 1-0358 1-8953 1-2739 1 -6035 2-6096 6-0331 1-7149 1-5293 2-7874 1-3778 1-7731 1-1683 1-5907 1-7042 2. 3880 1-2584 1-6750 1-4556 1. 3758 1-0246 1. 1. 3816 1204 1-6564 1-9961 2-4731 1-7661 1-7340 1-0230 Turk, Frank ...... ........, 6 47 E. 118 St., 811.1 1-586Z Ulstad, Richard .......4 1121 Villaview Ave., 19-IV 1-1617 Valentine, Charles .... 18103 Hillgrove Ave., 19-KE 1-3194 Van Blargan, John ...,,..., 1168 E. 145 St., 10-LI 1-7561 Vanderbilt, John ...... 3811 Kirkwood Ave., 21-EV 1-6319 Van Osdale, Thomas .... 17617 Ingleside Ave., 19-IV 1-3667 Van Tilburg, Charles ,.,..... 175 E. 194 St., Vedrody, John. Vogel, William Walsh, William 13409 Ashburton Ave., 10 19-IV 1-8963 -PO 1-6208 -EV 1-3157 Vitale, Dominic ,.,.... 4157 Elmwood Ave., 21 101 214 St., 2311213 1-2800 575 E. 115 St., 8 Watral, Paul .......... 3877 Lakeside Ave., 14- -LI 1-0277 EN 1-9385 Whitely, John .,.........,. 940 E. 146 St., 1-0709 Winn, Jerome. . 1191 Cleveland Heights Blvd., Z-6277 Wohlgemuth, Charles. . 18410 Landseer Ave. 1-4154 Young, Charles ..,......,.. 495 E. 147 St., 1-8765 Yurcich, Thomas ........... 382 E. 148 St. 1-0714 Zack, Dennis .........,. 1849 Cadwell Ave. 1-3990 Zak, David .,..... 24085 Glenbrook Blvd., 1-8184 Zeitz, Thomas .......,..... 440 E. 152 St., 1-5189 Zerial, William. .. ..... 1092 E. 164 St., 1-5975 Zingle, Don ..,. .... 6 619 Bonna Ave., 1-4471 Zitel, Victor ,... ........ 7 536 Star Ave Z-1294 Zukowski, Francis ..... 8409 Kosluiszko Ave 1-0536 Acknawlfdg ents We would like to express our gratitude to all those who have contributed to the production of this Yearbook. We would especially like to thank the following: Brother Bernard Plogman, who, in his capacity as moderator and advisor, has served as an aid and inspiration to all. Charles Boer, Kenneth Loje, Gerald Hrastar, Tony Brazie, and Richard Manning, students, who have given most generously of their time and effort. Brother Joseph Walsh, Brother John Tonry, Brother John Drerup, Brother Gilbert Gensler, and Jay Owens, student photographer, for their invaluable aid in photography. Brother John Blank and his efficient business staff. Raimor Studios, especially Joe, Morey, Bill, and Beth, for their cooperation and help in photographing Senior and Class pictures. Mr. Edward Ursprung and the William T. Cooke Publishing Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for the publication of the book. Mr. Ralph Benz of the S. K. Smith Company of Cleveland, Ohio, for the production of the 1957 Viking cover. Screened by Frank Cirnski, Tom Yurcich, John Vander- bill. Qallzcr Wilhzm ,fascplf Zhamimzdc Founder of the Marianists This year we commemorate a hundred years of Marianist education in Cleveland. During this time, we have seen the conception and completion of Saint Joseph High School as an exemplification of the vision of Father Chaminade that education everywhere may instill the wisdom of Christianity in the youth of the world. C 4 , +1 Af ,nf , '30 L ,-145 ' - Y , g fd fe ig , KWH: