St Josephs Collegiate Institute - Star Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ROOM 2Ol Front: Cauley, Sheele Martin Zbonzniak Veda Scherer , , , J , Second Row: Gavin, Coppola, Fanning, Steinborn, Povinellt, Meyer, Ftebelkorn. Third Row: Maher, Joyce, Nero, D:Pa'ma, Fitch, B. Heory. Fou'th Row: McCarthy, Lyons, Kelso Schrnaltz, Welch, Shultz, Carbalacla, Dragone. Ffth Row: Rogers, Sledjewski, Kovack, Casey, Stanley, Nowak, Wa h Rear: Higgins, Cuff, Ryan, Ketterman, Wrohel, Rahill, T. Doll, Wolfe Sophomores The members of the Class of i952 con- tinue to distinguish themselves as Sopho- mores in the some manner that they had done as Freshmen. Not only were they out- standing in intellectual activities but their presence was also felt in athletics and in all-round enthusiasm for the cause of the Maroon and White. 4 4 , - ROOM 205 Front: Fischer, Coppola, Boccio, Christiana, Henry, McKluskey, Walter. Second Row: Murty, Kennel, Flemming, Miller, Bosile, Full, Karam, DtVito. Third Row: Whittaker, Carlozzi, Cronin, Rose, Garry, Thomann, Ryan. Fourth Row- Donovan, Wood- ward, Zilliox, Surra, Strauch, Comer, Lan-tond, Schmauss. Fifth Raw: Ktener, Roberts, Kraus, Stephan, lnglisa, Mathias, Downing. Rear: Votsard, Liakos, Klee, Grimm, Becker, Shep- herd, Schreder, Decot James Cuff, Richard Wrobel, John Basile, Robert Surra, William Rose and others. The spirited second year men also ven- tured into the fields of Dramatics, Public Speaking, the Science Club, Glee Club, Orchestra and into iust about every activity the school ever sponsored. ln the annual Building Fund Drive, the Sophomores, and Room 203 in particullar, broke every standing record in establishing a recommendable new all-time marks. ROOM 203 Front: Dowdall, Moser, Beecher, Hayes, Schaefer, Dempsey, Second Row: Herrmann, Cuddihy, Kelly, Batt, Wozntak, Nebrich, Carroll, Kunz, Third Row: Brinkworth, Kern, O Grady, Zammit, Malinowski, Barry, Suttner. Fourth Row: Schmatz, Wintringer, Pitzella, McCabe, Merkling, Fitzpatrick, Klocke, Maher. Fifth Row: Torre, Pulli, Flynn, Robinson, Farrington, Dobrowolski, Ayers, Rear: Conley, Shults, Zimmer, Stacliowiak, Joyce, Bridge, Grabowski, Nichter Sophomores who displayed their talents as J.V. basketeers included Captain Dick Rahill, Fran Klocke, Terry Casey, Gregory Ryan, Jack Joyce and Pat Bridge. ln the fields of football and baseball the sly sophs were also as well represented. The Sophomores also made up a larger- than-usual section of the Alexander Honor Society members. Francis Klocke led the school list, but was closely followed by Donald Wintringer and Anthony DePalma.

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