St Marys High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1954 volume:

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History Priest Facult ln a mid-year shake-up, changes in the priest facultysaw newly ordained Father Conry appointed assistant to St. Mary parish and given charge of the history classes vacated by Father Cahill . Father Cahill was transferred to Holy Name in Cleveland where he is assistant and teacher. Though re p l a ce d by Father Boymer as assistant to St. Mary, Father Sullivan, in assuming his new duties at Annunciation remains as senior religion teacher. 'Em 'ur' REV. THOMAS SULLIVAN Annunciation Parish Senior Religion REV JAMES CONREY REV. LAWRENCE CAHILL St . Augustine Parish Junior World History qannff. it' 51' is-f' REV LLOYD BOYMER Sf Mary Parish Junior Religion REV. WILLIAM JOHN SON Sf. Martha Parish Freshman Religion rL L E rL it-4, REV JOHN FIALA Sf Mary Parish Junior Religion Senior Sociology Senior Civics Blue Book Aavusor REV. JAMES MCC Sf. Paul Parish Freshman Religion ANN K-mg REV DENNIS FARR St Martha s Parish Jumor Reluglon REV JOHN WALSH St Peter s Parish Freshman Relnglon MAINTAINENCE Serving an an nmportant but sometimes neglected capacity IS the lamtor Frank Kolton Where would the school be wathout hrs perseverlng ef- forts? A he ate d bualcllng clean halls neat classrooms all these are the work of one Mr Frank Kolton REV EUGENE BEST St Joseph Parnsh Sophomore Rellgnon 'Q I l Q 0 Q Q . 9 ' . 0 u . e . . . . ., by L - . . A s . . . . 1 o . . . . 0 I I 9 o SISTER M. GERARD Principal SISTER ANN FRANCES Senior Home Room Physics Chemistry SISTER FRANCES THERESE Freshman Home Room General Science Biology Religion IX SISTER M. ALETHEA Junior Home Room Algebra I English X SISTER M. BENIGA Sophomore Home Room Latin I Religion IX 8. X SISTER M. CLARISSA Sophomore Home Room Religion X Typing I SISTER M. DOMITILLA Freshman Home Room Geometry Algebra I Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry SISTER M. FLORA Art Sister Faculty SISTER MARY FREDERICK Senior Home Room English XI 8l XII Journalism SISTER M. GEORGYLN Choral Band SISTER MARIE GERALD Junior Home Room Typing II Religion XI 8. XII SISTER M. MAGDALA Sophomore Home Room English X Home Economics Religion X Advanced Cooking SISTER MARIE MAGDALEN Library SISTER M. MICHELLE Freshman Home Room Religion IX Chemistry Biology French I Trigonometry SISTER M. ROSALINA Junior Home Room Shorthand Bookkeeping Office Practice To You Father Flala In Appreciation For All You've Done .5 . S C I - Q O I O O I IDR Me Milestones of life . . . . . . We have reached it--graduation day is ours. Another milestone of life has been attained. As gree n freshmen we were enchanced by the changing from the grades to high school and days passed quickly. Looking into the futute as Sophomores, it seemed as though three years would be an eternity of time. ltwas then. We decidedto do nothing and let the world pro- vide a living for us. The Junior year with its many responsibilities and important activities saw maturity slowly and laboriously creeping into our lives. With joy and expectancy, we anticipated our senior and last year. Now it is past. We stand on the threshold preparing to step out on- to the crowded road of life. Sorrow and regret fill our souls. Depar- ture is difficult but we must go forward. The question Lord, what willyou have me do? is in -all our hearts.He knows the answer. The fulfillment is in our hands. MSGR. PRICE blesses senior rings at first Seniors became proud wearers of this scho ring ceremony St. Mary has witnessed as lastic symbol of their class. lu 'mtl 1 , ii-Y S ,g::!n gg, , , iq .ig ,, ' E ', 'hes-W. RNA F. UTRUP Eff? P' MCCAA lutyn C . i:1macg:.ng.ate Conception, :xgogo:lgg:'1,:Y3.:. . nm Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 gZi3:i:yC::l22i4Rep' 1,2,3 Sodanty 2'4 Claes President 4 Cho 1 1 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir 2 Btsketblll 2 B1u'book 4 Baseball 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Crusader 4 FRANK M, REINZI BARBARA A. DURKIN 'Gob' ' Barb' St. Mary St. Mary Choral 1 Honor R011 1,2,3 Class Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 4 Football 1,3,4 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,3,4 Choral 1 Baseball 1,3,4 Latin Club 2 Junior Board Rep. 2,3,4 Bluebook 3,4 Bus. Manager of Bluebook JOSEPH C. PADVA lslml St. Mary Sodality 4 Choral 1,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 JANICE M. HEISLMAN 'Jan' St. Martha Honor Roll 1,2,3 Student Council Rap. 3,4 Sodality 3,4 Stitch L Stir 2 lh5 4 SANDRA A. BAIRD 'Sandy' St. Mary Sodality 2,4 Choral 1,2,3,4 Stitch 6 Stir Club 2 Homecoming Attendant 4 Crussdsr 4 ALBERT J. McGURR 'Slugger' St. Sebastian Honor R011 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Bluebook 4 ROBERT ZWISLER RUTH vonspnfem 'Bvb' 'Ruthie' St. Peter sg, Mlry Choral 4 Chgrll 1,2,3 dill? i' Y Q! 'lu-ag, i K 'UK ,lj YR 1 X X RICHARD N. SIWIK JEANINE M. DETE LEE F. HINDERSCHEID 'Di-Ulf' 'Jean' 'Lee' Sf: P8111 St. Vincent St, paul Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Sodality l,2,3,4 Choral 4 Latin Club 2 Auto Club 4 Crusader 3,4 Bluebook 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Baseball 4 ANTOINETTE A. URBANO 'Annie' St. Martha Honor Roll l,2,3 Sodality 3,4 Choral l Stitch L Stir Club 2 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Student Council Rep Sodality 4 Choral 1,2 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir Club Bluebook 4 RICHARD G. LUX 'Dick' St, Mary Sodality 4 Football 1 Swimming 3,4 KT' . 2 2 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Student Council Seo. 2 Student Council V.P. 3 Student Council Rep. 4 Sodality 3,4 Crusader 3,4 Bluebook 4 Jr. Rotarian 4 Latin Club 2 Baseball 2,4 ELIZABETH J . DR EXLER Betty Jean' St. Francis De Sales Sodality l,2,3 Choral 3 Librarian 3 - 1 . P ffl r J of 5 I ' v .VF , 99, ' t 1 MARGUERITE HALEY 'Peanut' Lnnunciation Crusader 3,4 PATRICK FINAN 'Pat' St. Mary Class President 3 Student Counoil Pres. 4 Football 1,3 x , R ,W an K f JEROME A. KRAMER 'Jerry' St. Augustine, Barb. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 iodality 2,3,4 atin Club 2 Crusader Editor 4 Bluebook 3 Bluebook Co-Editor 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1 CAROLYN QUALTERS 'Carol' st 0 Plul Sodality 1 2 3 Choral 1,4, , .4 Latin Club 2 M A v , . . SARA E . RETTI NG ER 'Sally' St. Joseph, Cuy. Falls Honor Roll l Sodality 2 Choral 4 Latin Club 2 JAMES .E. ENGLEHART 'Jim' Holy Family, Stow Honor 1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer 3 Sodallty 3,4 B k tb ll 1 as 6 . Latin Club 2 Baseball 4 Football 3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Nfk 7 , V qgghggmmii' A MW5z AE- 1 . A . R . A84 . . V af 'fx 1. 3 Q .....- v as . 3 '71-w.r WQIFTSV Eg, .1 ig A f axfy s1,5 'M 'A , E 4 RQ ll ' ' A by x X f r x 1 RICHARD H . PRICKETT 'Dick' St. Pgul Sodality 4 Choral 1 Bluebook 4 Baseball 2,3,4 JOHN P. KOVALCHIN 'Johnny' Immaculate Conception, Kenmore Honor 1,2, 3,4 Latin Club 2 Choral 2,4 Auto Club 4 MARGARET J. REGALLIS 'Posey' St. Mary Sodality 2,4 Choral 1,3 Stitch A Stir 2 Bluebook 4 Crusader 3,4 GERALD J. FRY 'Jerry' St. Martha Honor Roll 1,2,3 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Auto Club 4 PATRICIA A. DENNISON 'Patty' St. Mary JOHN R. SCHMIDT 'Dick' Ste Mary Sv 'EIU' QR Sr ff ' x ,i.: ' Q a B ,,--pf x w FL. RICHARD DATA 'Dick' St. Mary Choral 1,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 CHARLENE A. OCHS 'Char' sto Mary Honor Roll 2 Sodallty l,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir Club 2 MARGARET M. KULICK 'Margie' Immaculate Conception, Kenmore Sodality l,2,3,4 Choral 1,2 Latin Club 2 Stitch 5 Stir 2 Bluebook 4 LAWRENCE J . KOURI 'Larry' St. Mary Sodality 4 Choral 1,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Captain'e Trophy 4 All-City Football 4 A11-Dist. Football 4 A11-Dioo, Football 4 JAMES P. LINDISCH 'Jim' St. Peter Sodality 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep. 2 Choral l Latin Club 2 Auto Club 4 Cheerleader 3,4 EDITH C. GARDINER 'Edie' St. Mary Sodality 2,4 Choral 3 Latin Club 2 Bluebook 4 Cinw' 'H'-as f I 'f . ,V 5 1 ,Q 3 ,f A . PAUL NEITZ lkodl St. Augustine, Barb Auto Club Pres. 4 KATHLEEN SCHMIDT 'Kay' St. Mary Honor R011 1,2,3,4 Sodality 2 Crusader 3,4 iff 5651 DOROTHY J . SAN DFRS 'Jo Ann' sto mirth! Sodality 3,4 Choral 1 Stitch a Stir 2 Crusader Art Editor 4 ELIZABETH L. BOAL 'Betty Lou' St. Paul Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral 1,4 stitch a. sur 2 22 . ,. U , .df 'w T. 1 f.,,,.8 ,Thr Of' ,.a ., , 't .,r kk N, .nv , 1 1 X X . CAROLYN A. NIME 'Bubbles' Honor Roll 2,4 Scdality I,2,3,4 Choral 3,4 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir 2 Crusnder 3 Bluobook 4 FRANCIS E 'Frank' St. Mary Honor Roll Sodalitv 4 ALLOE 1,3 PATRICIA A. REDMOND DONALD A. GRAZIER 'Putty' 'Don' Stn Paul Sf, Mgry Sodaliiy 2,3,4 Sodality 4 Stitch A Stir 2 Choral 3 WILLIAM J. HENKEL 'Uncle Willie' Steplul Honor R011 2 Sodality 2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Bluebook 4 Jr. Rotarian 4 5?-if go w si THERESA LINN 'Tess' St. Mary Sodality 3 Choral 3 DELORES M. JACKSITS 'Dee' St. Mary Sodality 2 Choral 1 JOHN F. RAYMOND 'Johnny' ste MBFY Choral 1,4 Latin 2 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Most Val. Player A11-Diocese Honorable Mention 4 Syn-Q 1Efw'1Y A QQL fam, A X X . X W img Q X F 33- 2 Q' , .-xv raw, v. . . Ar, 13 Nb. '4 f Q- Jhllw wiav- . 'Kr-'V 5 'fx s if ffl. ,. HELEN E. PAPPAS 'PlPPY' Stg Mary Sodality 2,4 Choral 1,3,4 Stitch A Stir 2 Bluebook 3,4 CARL L. MUELLER 'Carl' Ste P8111 Choral 1 Sodality 2,3 ROBERT SCHAAF 'Bob' St. Paul Sodality 4 Choral 34 RALPH H , VOLLMER 'Homer' St. Mary Sodality 3 Choral 1,4 Baseball 4 Football 3,4 KATHLEEN C., KOCH 'Kathy' St. Joseph, Cuy,Fa11a Choral 1,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council Rep.2 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Bluebook 4 MARY L.. GETZINGER 'Getzi' St. Joseph, Guy. Falls Honor Roll 2 Sodality 2,4 Choral 4 Latin Club 2 Bluabaok 4 Stitch A Stir 2 'K A in I. fx X 'X 5 X, in llll 4 ,faig Nb inn-1' uw g' rg, JAMES CARRIGAN 'Jim' St.Joloph, Cuy. Falla Auto Club 4 CAROL L. HAWKINS St. Martha Honor Roll I,2,3 Sodality 3,4 Choral I Latin Club 2 Stitch L Stir 2 NANCY J. HUNT Stu Psul Honor Roll 2,3 Sodality 3,4 Latin Club 2 Stitch and Stir 2 FRANK GRISMER 'Grizzly' St. Martha Auto Club 4 RAYMO N D THO MAS :Raya Sto,PlU1 Sodality 4 Choral 4 Bluebook 4 DORIS CAPAN St. lsry Sodslity 1,4 Choral 1,2 Stitch And Stir 2 . 495 it R. IIP A-'Num 1 wha vnhv 'Flame Min RM! 'X!hhu In MARY L ALTWEIS Mary Lou St Joseph, Cuye hlll Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 Clase Vice President 3 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Stitch L Stir 2 RICHARD J WALTZ Dick St Augustine, Barberton Honor R011 1,2, 3,4 Latin Club 2 Sodality 3,4 Bluebook 4 Crulader 4 DONALD P BECHTER Don Si Bernard Sodality 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 H EL EN J BO ESHART Helen St Francie de Sales Portage Lakes Honor Role 1,2,4 Sodality 2 Choral 1 Latin Club 2 Crusader 4 BEVERLY A FRATTURA Bev St. Martha Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Claee Secretary 3 Student Council Seo 4 Student Council Rep 3 Sodality 3,4 Choral 1 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir 2 Homecoming Attendent 1 Cheerleader 1,2 Bluebook 3 JOSEPHINE E. KRAMER 'Joie' St. Augustine, Barb. Sodality 2,4 Crusader 4 JULIA A. WEIRICK eJudya St. Martha Sodality 1,4 Choral 4 Stitch A Stir 2 Bluebook 4 ROY HOLLANDER nRoyn St.Mary Sodality 4 Latin Club 2 Baseball 4 LEONARD ANGE 'Soronge' Ste Peter Auto Club 4 ROSEMARY A. PAYERLE 'Rosie' St. Bernard Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Sodality l,2,3,4 Choral l,2,4 Latin Club 2 Crusader 3 Bluebeok 4 DOLORES A. BECHTER 'Dee' St. Bernard Sodality l,2,3,4 Stitch a Stir 2 CHARLES R. FARGO 'Chuck' St. Martha Honor Roll 2,3,4 Sodality 2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Crusader 4 Cheerleader 3,4 aa, 'hw HQkEgg5V q:g:?Ni FJ? ,L II iii ITA eg N I A in FRANCIS J. BARRETT 'Gus-Gus' Annunciation Honor R011 Z Sodality 4 Latin Club 2 Auto Club 4 PATRICIA M. CARLSON I Pat! St. Mary Honor R011 1 Sodality 2,3,4 Choral 1,3,4 Latin Club 2 Librarian 3 Crusader 3,4 Bluebook 4 f CLAIRE M. CONRAD 'Micky' St Q Mary Sodality 1,2,3,4 Sodality Perfect 4 Choral 1 Latin Club 2 Attendent to May Queen Homecoming Queen 4 Crusader 4 Bluebook 3,4 WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN 'Bill' St. Vincent Sodality 3,4 28 ,pf 1 'B 1 A V V DONNA L. SULLIVAN 'Donnie' St. Peter St.Peter Sodality 1 Choral 1 BARBARA WEIGAND 'Bobbie' St. Augustine, Barb. Sodality 4 Choral 4 Stitch L Stir 2 Homecoming Attendant 2 E 5 3... QYQMQ land.. ii ,ngbgl HUFFMAN Immaculate Conoeptii Kenmore Sodality l,2,3,4 Choral 1,2 Band 2,3,4 Oroheetra 2,3,4 Stitch A Stir 2 WALLACE JAMES 'Jesse' St. Francie de Sales, Portage Lakes Honor Roll 1,2,4, football 4 Cheerleader 3 Quan AIN' mm 'T 'Y GEORGE HAGAN Red Rider' St, Mary Sodality 4 Choral 1,4 '!'- six C7 MARJORIE E SARLOUIS Margie St Mary Stitch A Stir 2 Band 1,2,3, Orchestra l,2, Crusad r 3 MARGARETM WILMOTT ' ' 0881 H011 Flmi-1Y' sto' THOMAS PLELL atitoh 8 Stir 2 Tom Sfildinf' Council R'p St. Bernard Honor Roll 1p2a3a4 godghigy 4 Lain Club 2 Student Coancil 3,4 Choral 4 Baseball 4 29 Football 3,4 1 - Q - Q . 'jg Hire l 'F Q ifgf E x A drill, I eretl E r r x X yfifvt-. I ? M E 64 x Q 0 X 3, if do 59 I K A . I I . n, . 4 3,4 4 P . I I , 4 NANCY L. MANNION BRADY STUHLDREHER 'Hooker' St. Joseph, Cuy. Falls st, Mary Auto Club Choral l EDWARD P. JEFFERS 'Eddie' St. Mary Sodality 3,4 Student Council 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Choral 1 KATHLEEN MILLER 'Kathy' St. Joleph, Cuy. Falla Honor R011 2' 3,43 Sooality 2,s,4 Latin Club 2 JANE ORR Ste Mlfy Honor Roll 4 Sodality 4 Choral 2 Stitch L Stir 2 Homecoming Attendant 3 Crusader 3 PAUL G. MONG St. Augustine, Barberton Sodallty 4 Latin Club 2 Auto Club 4 Band 1,2 W.: 'ftlv RAYMOND SHIPLETT 'Ray' St. Philip a Jamal Canal Fulton HELEN M. SCHAFFER 'Blonde' St. Joseph Cuy. Fallp Sodality 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir Club 2 Librarian l KATHLEEN STITH lxlyn St. Mary Choral l,2,3 Stitch A Stir 2 CHARLES J. RUHLIN 'Chunk' Sta Pllll Sodality 4 Basketball 1 Football 1 Bluebook 4 Latin Club 2 5 ff fwotfna .C mi'i 9 N. 1 W1 13 5' N 1! :lb L xxx X Q ff-'F X , I 'Q YF? xv Ei. ' on X an my Qu-L-lf ohoo Q Q K will if bf?33f K 1 'f Q A A Q 2.6 f, f. H' so Q Q. DANIEL BURKE 'Danny' St. Paul DELORES SCHWARTZ 'Dee' St. Bernard Student Council 2 Sodality 1,2,3,4 Choral 3 Crusader 3,4 'Www 1 , .,, . X ,- 'A s, i Q fin . 1 K - ' Q. Qian- 4. f 4 E A I aft fiii Qu-vw 5 flf' J,-Q : , f ' , - .f imag- - 1 I. ,gi M K our 1 : a. ,- I K I ,-.. 'SIN 4 1 n-Q sr Nha A gf J T 4, , i' ' 'Z' W' 3 'UTY VICTOR A.DAN DREA 'Vic' Holy Family, Stow Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student Council Treasure 2 Sodallty 4 Latin Club 2 Crusader 4 Bluebook 3,4 Bluebook Co-Ed 4 Baseball 3,4 Basketball 1 Football l MARIE T. DONAHUE St. Martha Student Council 3 Sodality 2,3,4 Choral l,2,3 Stitch A Stir 2 Bluebook 3 MARY M. McCAULEY 'Margo' Si. Augustine, Barberton Choral 3,4 ELIZABETH J. MILLER 'Betty' St. Mary 1, 2, 3,4 Choral 1,2 Latin Club 2 Stitch 5 Stir 2 Bluebook 3,4 KEN NETH H ERMAN 'Kenny' St. Peter Choral 1 Auto Club 4 DONNA WAKE Immaculate Conceptio Kenmore Sodallty 2 Choral l Latin Club 2 Stitch A Stir 2 Us MARY F. THOMAS 'Fran' Annunoiation Student Council Rep Sodality 2,3 4 Choral l,2,3,4 Latin Club 2 Stitch L Stir Club 2 Librarian l TERRENCE J WALSH 'Terry' Sta Ptfbr Choral 1 Auto Club 4 THOMAS NASH 'Tom' St. Martha Latin Club 2 Feotball l Swimming 3 MARY ANN EBERHARDT lEb I Sacred Heart Sadality 1 2 3,4 Choral 1,2 4 Bluebook 4 LUCILLE P SPROCHI 'Lou' st 0 Mary Sodality Chdral 1 Stitch L Bluebook JAMES OPLINGER 'Ji ' m Si. Mary RELIGIC Upon M13 Rock .... I M71 30174. Religion is the rock upon which our entire life is based. It is the foundation ofour Catholic education. Through Religion, God is mani- fested to us in all our studies. His workings are seen not only in our Religion course but also in English, in mathematics, in science, and in the languages. He is the first and the last of all our endeavors. The lessons we have learned, the values taught to us, are ours for eternity. They are the seeds which fall upon good ground . Seeds which will spring up and yield fruit a hundredfold. Religion, also, is the balm which soothes the wounded and oppressed mind. It shows us the reason for blood and sweat and tears , the value of suffering and death. Religion is our guiding fare. lt pro- vides the will and the way to those who would seelc eternal happiness. 4 , We 1 4 1 ,. . -M 4- .. A-5963-A-iw-iv . K Rwxk RLRtu1N,N h.x.x.R.R.R.3k-yqfferx FQ,-pghrx V A, , -f IL e M 'Y 'Ti 1, 11 - .f-Ext -.41 1' Q eg., i- Nh: , fs. .':.Qe'guy,,? .5 mi , W Y , ?.,.,.,. 'x ' A 7 NX lug f xx X Y ' 14 ' 1,1 , J, 1 1 V 7 1. 1 1 1 F 1, I I ' ,.,-,,.. ...,,.h..... --Q-V-f +A- L A Q ' Hx , f 1 1 -lm K- 1 i 1 1 - 1 11 V 1 .Qi . .LWm,A , .W -W 11 1 1 DOMUS DEI ET PORTA COELI-- House of God and gate to heaven. These words on the doorway portray the purpose of this edifice and the meaning of all religious activity at St. Mary's. CEREMONY Ill IJECEIVIBERB MARKS Wuth the symbolasm of a flower the se mors dedicated the purlty of their hearts and souls to our Blessed Mother The cere mony has become a fixture an the sensor s datebook of actlvltses What more appro priate day could be packed than that whlch calls to mlnd Our Lady s untarnted vnrgmuty Though we can never attann her hugh degree of sanctity by thus act of love we strlve to llve our wholel :fe consecrated to the Immaculate H eart of Mary to keep our hearts as pure and clean all our llves they are on thus nught Luke all good mothers Mary wall not be outdone Her love for us wall far exceed any affection we show her AT THE DECEMBER 8 DEDICATION, sensor boys Edward Jeffers, Rlchard Data Robert Zwlsler Donald Bechter Lee Hlnderscheld, James Llndusch Paul Mong and Richard Waltz offer homage to Mary their Mother I I I 1 I . . ., . ,as I 1 O - . ' Q , . I . , . , ' O . . . I I I I 9 O I SENIOR CLASS CUNSECRATIUNW MARY ln preparation for Dec. 8 the Seniors preceeding a continuous twenty-four hour vigil consecrated their lives to the Mother of God. The Seniors offered a carnation, symbolizing their lives, at the foot of the altar with the hope that their queen would accept and preserve its life., Rosaries, litanties, and various Marian prayers flooded the portals of heaven during the vigil as various seniors kept the cycle complete., Recitation of the rosary by the class ended the vigil on the feast but its me- mory will always remain. SENIOR GIRLS Edith Ga rd i n e r , Delores Mary Lou G e tz i nge r , Kathleen Schmidt Bechter, Be rth a Sees, and Mary Frances and Josephine Kramergive their offering of Thomas kneel waitina for Barbara Durlcin. white carnations to Our Lady. Senior Religion Classes... ...prepare for marriage and vocations Freshman Chalk Talks ....... I S gi? A CLASS in Religion is attended by Freshmen Danny Redman, Betty Mc- Culligan, Pat Sofchee, Mary Thei- sing, Coletta Fahey, Bernice Spei- del, David Skuban, and David Chini. s CHALK TALKS given by Father Bishop Sheen Johnson to class are erased by Angel Dave Skuban. Love For Our Lady Druws Sodulists To God LISTENING TO RETREAT MASTER are soda Mdrgre Kulrck Mary Lou Huffman Helen lists Barbara Durkrn Barbara Wergand Sclwffel' and C0l'0l HGWRIHS To Jesus through Mary the motto ofOur Lady sSodalrty was carried out this year by the largest group ever to be enrolled rn the Sodalrty at St Mary s Heading the organization were Claire Conrad Prefect Vlary Ann Eberhardt, Vice-Prefect: and Joan Paul us, Secreatary. A day of recollection and a holy hour on World Sodality Day highlighted Sodality activities for the year. 40 ,A . V4 it . 3. W l , l B' l.,1x'I,L'3sl4 Q . , ' lift fl L 1, i4..A A 5 A 5,6,,.'l, 'K H l 142.1 ,QM ligne .Ni'.L A Xxx l' ' Y N Nm .. 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Mary's. 4l Sacwzlg 7:47 adm, In our modern and complex world a well rounded personaluty us deem ed an lnvaluable asset On the school rests a measure of the responsx bility of developing It Though the prnmary duty of the school IS sn acquamtung the student wnth factual knowledge ns has perhaps a more Important task of equupp mg one with soclal poise A varled program of dances rallies, contests conventions and ban quets excludes none These are the tools whlch play a great part ln fashlonlng well round ed useful cutlzens of the future Vuc Dandrea 42 a at J . . . . . - .. . . . .. .. u 0. u a . . . . . . . . I I I . . . . .. , . o ., Q M ff- Q Q is ,QW R0-ANI' QW 'F' HER INRIESTU W Clalre Conrad as crowned Queen of the Homecoming by senlor John Raymond durmg mtermusslon ALUMNI RETURN FOR ANNUAL REUNION The Alumnl had a double treat In store U19 of the Bccksfcge Bar Orchestra of C' for them thus year In addltlon to a hard dance ln Ute eVen'n9 fought sclntrllatlng game In the afternoon DU 9 halftime of the 9'-'-'me I-f 'Y KOUV' the grads were emermmed by the fme play presented Queen Clalre wnth a bouquet 44 in , 4 R' ' , vwifao y fr . 'Y Y? ' sf . V ' I 9 , rl Q U 2 4 f , A R, 3: ft 1 ff' 1 ' L Q. nl,-I f. I I . . I .AL L . I I O U . . I I I O we UUEEII CLHIRE The sparkle of the earring matches the sparkle of the eye thus describes the ioy of Queen Claire. She was robed in a blue formal with net over taffeta, the large bouquet of yellow roses added royal dignity. QUEEN'S COURT was selected by stu- dentbody by vote. Left to right Barbara Christian, Mary Ann Fovaro, Queen Clair Conrad, Sandy Baird and Carol Aloisi. .4-sIl ' ' 4 u 2' rn' ' 2 G -n ., iw 515 E, f IX Y? . 1 XY 4 -mf Us ivy - V45 9 37' 23: vi-4 rw' Rita Utrup, Bill Henkel, Shirlee Stasiclc, Frank Rienzi, unidentified, Rita Richardson, Jim Dietriclc, Kathleen Miller, Pat Finan, Claire Conrad, Dave McCaa, Mary Lou Bolanze and escort. , mg, - qpuf' '34- s., A f .N ' ,,,, .4 W X t if I Main gr AFTER A SEASON of rugged football the A-UWVCUCC Kouri I FFGNL4 RLCNZLI RCLPLW Crusaders' hungry eight, James Englehart, VOLLYYICF Gnd Dave McCaa top off a man TL-1OmQ5NQ5hI Richard Dafa' John Rgymondl sized chicken dinnef all HTC ffimmings ANNUAL FOOTBALL BANQUET WeIch's Tavern Chicken Dinner MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD.... . .. John Raymond CAPTAIN-s TROPHY ..... Larry Kouri -ec, X , ff i ' . li 1 1 1 ENJOYING THEMSELVES at the banquet are left to right: Bub Kapper, Larry Ko Bill Corcoran, Jerry Hifzman, Chuck Lewis, Bill Dafa, Tom Boyce, and Mike Hope THE FRESHMEN FOOTBALLERS ate good too. Seated at the fable are Ed Jebber, Picard, Mike Stock, Jack Graham, Louis Perry, and Fred Weigand. C- if s. fi uri, 9 Bob SNOW BALL ROYALTY .Z v VJ f 'iw f ,ev-A fun-nn-Q ,V -,we-' '.. -25' T . fm- , 52' of K 4,144 ,pig .-S SNOW BALL HELD IN WINTRY SETTING Highlighting this year's annual Junior Sno-Ball, held on January 22 in St. Mary's Gym, was the new and successful feature of selecting a Snow Queen and King. The royalty, Frances Morrison and Joe Shelly, were selected in a secret balloting by the Juniors. At the intermission, after an impressive fanfare sounded by one of the band mem- bers, John Costello announced the results. As usual, an array of prizes were raffled off to many students and parents. 52 i X l Lindish, Helen Schaffer, George H agan , John Roy- moncl, Paffy Redmond, Berry Zuendel. ,iioii YOU W E R E SO BEAUTIFUL Joan Pauluswifh John Cos- tello. CORSAGE AND SMILES Frances Morrison and Gerald Hollinak. Z if Y SNO-BALL REVELLERS Patty Bechfer, Dick Dafa, Mary Feister, Kay Darby, Claire Conrad, Barb Durkin, Jim I we 'WEARY FROM THE DANCE Rose Marie Dettling, BillManion, Barbara Krision, and Rudy Soppi take time out. SIR GALAHAD Eddie Nime cleans the artificial snow from B e t ty Mc- CuIligan's slipper. GIVE AWAY Miriam Wein Janet Kibler Joan Paulus Norman Picard Ted Arial la lsN'T SHE cure Rita Kuhn and Don O'Shea COKE TIME , Norman Picard if Charlene Strottner -M. 4' is 4' . x 4 3 err.: ' . -sf X91 7 Y g 2' x .J in :H nv , S .ir 4, f-', hir K H. x. 'I 'Af , 4 ,.,. Ll F. 1'-n . xv -'Pi , , . -'- L ' gy, 'Z -4 . -'X . x , - ff V, 595'- ,L :q,,,55'1 1 :fi ' .l-f'F?fl 5 gztill' . AAP: 13' ' 4g.4':., gs g .f fu i' 4 if' If if A K V: ' .-gg, 5. 4, gjff' .15 .EQ . 4 '-K' Q X 'Fifa' gin, 'P I., gf? L0 lu. fm nfl., IRISH TRIO, Virginia Jakubiak, Mary Lou Brennan and Florence Pressler sing folk songs from the land of the green . Dwnwwm ZW 0 0 are sponsors 14 XX' AM, - Bill Butke, though not competing for a prize, wins the crowd with a jazzy rendi- tion ala Gene Krupa . 57 Soloist Dave H i b i n ge r demonstrates the winning technique which gained first place for him. NEP x P UF UUE Ulla , 5 S. A l 3 E Kaqmazfewagifwm 7 N, King Mike Braccio and Queen Joan Pollard pin corsage on statue of Blessed Mother. VAlENlINE DANCE DRAWS HUGE CRUWD OPPOSITE PAG E KNAVES OF HEARTS---Lee Hinderscheid 3 PA' R S,,,,Dick Siwik Marie Donohue andJim Engleharf strike up a devilish pace. Ralph Vollmer, Beffy Miller, Pal Carlson, FULL HOU5E 'Tl'lC Cf0WCl PCIUSCS EOF 0 and Ray Thgmqg, moment of silenf prayer for world peace . 58 CENTER OF ATTRACTION isKing Mike Braccio and Queen Joan Pollard. At theleft are Dick Data, Ted Attalla and their dance partners. On the right is Ray Kapper and Rosemary McNellis. PHOTOGRAPHERS Dave McCaa and Barbara Weigand compare flash cameras as Mary Lou Huffman Qleftl gives a big smile to another camera. moulds Me ,Voufb of today :bro the Men of tomorrow fggfbqll Bdfkefbdff ATHLETICS ln every man there as a certaln competrtuve spmt deep wuthm hum This druve or motivation as srgnuflcant of the those few extra yards or again the m I l e rat a track meet the way he logs along exhausted enough to drop but then with a magical burst of strength, he Increases his speed The development of the partscular motlvatuon us hughly important as It IS necessary later on nn lrfe If one IS not able to actually partacrpate an the game utself, he can play an umportant role as a spectator Moral support In any contest can often decade the out come Whether un the game, then or cheering on ateam the mcllvudual ns gradually moulding thas desire for com petltron all . by Lee Hinderscheld addeld surge of .power that a hualfbiackiuses ds he picks up .S'Wl7l7I7Il'Ilg Baseball T ALL rfzqfsf sf-at if ' ' 1335?-3 2 Q VARISTY OF '53 were: Clst row, J. Engle- 14th row, Coach Harry Kidder, T. Lawless, hart, T. Plell, R. Vollmer, F. Rienzi, J. B. Gardiner, C. Lewis, T. Kapper, M. Raymond, D. Data, L. Kouri, T. Nash, W. Braccio, J. Rach, and Coach Bob Zuppke. James. 12nd rowl L. Logston, J. Rainey, 15th rowj Coach Ned Endress, T. Decem- W. Kindig, J. Stewart, B. Craig, T. At- per, T. Boyce, J. Hitzman, R. Kapper, S. talla, B. Luxedor. 13rd row, B. Corcoran, Stack, D. Borgegrain, and Coach John B. Data, M. Hope, F. Franks, L. Firth, Murphy. Sclledale ST. MARY'S OPPONENT 12 Akron Buchtel .... .. 26 13 Akron Kenmore.... .. 13 O Akron Garfield... .. 56 20 Akron Hower. ........ .. 6 12 Akron Central ......... .. 26 O Canton Catholic... ...... . O 15 Springfield Catholic ..... O Akron St. Vincent. .... .. 13 Eastooooooaooo ao 12 O 28 20 Cleveland St. Stan .... .. 6 64 St. Mary Drops Easy Victory To Kenmore Much to the dismay of St. Mary's, a de- terminded Kenmore ll came from behind to overpower them. Larry Kouri started what might have looked like a sure victory for the Crusaders as he used up five attempts to go 26 yards for the touchdown. John Raymond kicked the point. A PRE-SEASON GET-TOGETHER between Head Coach Harry Kidder, Line Coach John Murphy, Backfield Coach Ned Endress,and he--Q - 'lx 1 M .- c Kenmore then drove 69 yards with Warren Sager going over from the one and kicking the extra point to tie the score early in the second period. Tommy Boggs put the Cardinals in frori' with an aerial to Dave Alstradt last in the second quarter. After a scoreless third quarter, Kenmore scored tow more TD's having the scoreboard read 27-6. St. Mary's bounced back with six more points late in the fourth when Kouri went off tackle from the nine, the final score being 27-l3. the new addition to the coaching staff,end Coach Bob Zuppke, proved decisive inthe moulding of the l953 team. 'DF' ' x tt K-we 1 '55-' 1117 L!!! Stl TOM N AS H of the Crusaders Cwith ball, gets the detour sign as a host of South 5 E Req' xx .Va Cavaliers move in the for kill. St. Mary's made agood showing as they tied South 0-O EAST, SOUTH SCORELESS IN PREVIEW Champs Threatened . The Orientals from East High were given a small, butbitter taste of the gall St. Mary used as they were held scoreless in the first onslaught with St. Mary's. Even though all games in the Greater Akron Pre- view are played only one quarter, the Crusaders took advantage of this, and with a good defensive set-up did an excellent iob of freezing out the '52 and '53city champs. It is regretful that the Crusaders couldn't keep up the pace during the season. . Runners-up Held In the second quarter of play, the Cru- saders took on the South Cavaliers. As in the firststanza with East High, the Big Blue played heads-up football, offensive as well as defensive. The South eleven, as seen later in the season, was runner-up to the Orientals in the annual Thanksgiving Bene- fit Game for the City Series title. St, Mary's is to be complimented on their season opening as they did a fine iob of blanking the future City Champions and Runners-up . 66 Q f 4-v ' . I I dna., f Q .Q-H ...W- . A 5 iq' Y l- . ,rr I fx fflvww. 14 1 fvfkls.. in 5 :QW '23 v? .--'sw KEEPING FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT gn np footballmanagerWaltLogston Bob Scalnse top condltnon ns thelr 'ob Left to rnghtare and Tom Clark and Bob Brown PRESIDENTS ROMP With nerther the Presidents nor St Mary havlng won a game thus year, It was adog eat clog until the fmal whlstle went off Duck Gibson was the bug gun for the Prex les as he personally was responsible for four of the sux touchdowns that Garfueld scored He wentofftackle twrce for l5 and 57 yard touchdown runs ln the second period Glb son mtercepted a Larry Kourl pass and ran 70 CRUSADERS 36 0 In the third as he fl upped a pass to Ball Mulrooney good for 40 yards 20 yards for the tally lt was Gibson again Also ardmg ln the Garfield vuctory was Bull Muller as he took a John Nehalko punt and went I5 yards for the score Later ID the game lt was Muller once more when he mtercepted Ray K appe r s aerial and gal loped 26 yards for the TD 1 K l ill pil L7 ul v ,, .. ill Lg, li! Q- MA I 'N-as 4, ,yt ,, , ,., Yi ,s . Q1 -Q y -s ,, 'X 'K A f 7, Q I . r rams, 1 0 , 4 ' ' B ,VI i wx - J K if il sl ' ,W - fd xx A ' lk kwr,.s.l 'Prana kk K L r in 1 . li -ae N V i . ?, V gy i t 5 ,Y if l A X K I s 1 1 In 1 0 Q f ,. J HH' 'W F 5 s ig? s . . . ' I . . . . . . . . m . . . . . , , C . . . - O . . . , , - U 0 0 1 I Q 0 u u a .. . . . . . . , 0 0 . . . . . . - . . . - . . I gg ,W self La Back Row-Bob Picard, Mike Stock, George Cooney, Don Kline, Ted Plehn, Fred Wei- gand, Manager Walt Logsdon, Front Row Eddie Jebber, Jim Pappas, Don Hoffman, Tom Maximovich, Jon Graham, Tom Boyce, and Tom Lawless. FRESHMEN FOPQTBALL S+. Marys Opponenfs 6 Tal lmadge 0 I3 Kenmore 6 I4 Hoban High I4 O Springfield I2 35 Kenmore 0 33 Hohan High O 7l JOENEMETH HITS FOR TWO cs the E T Crusaders overpower the Youngstown Ursuline five 53-47. no r,ro --'-r ' - U or Qing r 2 .Q W lj, gf! E? ' 's,5,3?n S Q' Mmm- we v- els? VARSITY OF 53 54were flst rowl ManagerChuck McMann Frank Rlenzl Bull DeLuca Chuck Lewis Ray Kapper Coach Ned Endress Q2nd rowl Jack Stewart Larry Kourl, Duck Data John Raymond f3rd rowl Bull Craig, Joe Padva Joe Nemeth John Rainey ALUMNI FAIL... On the twenty fifth anmversary gf Sf Mary s State Championship, the Crusaders starting a winning streak by downing the Alumni Larry Kouru paced St Mary toan I8 8 lead ln the first quarter Bill Craig was the gun in the second stanza, dumping in 6 points. The half time score was 28-ll. Big Joe Nemeth let loose in the third per- iod helping St. Mary to a 40-2l advantage. John Raymond took it up in the last quarter as they moved to a 25 point victory. 73 WILDCA TS WIN The Crusaders lost their fourth game in Five starts on the Central Wildcat s home floor Joe Padva was the big gun for the Crusaders tossmg rn a total of 2l points and leading the spirited Crusaders all the way It was a close game with Central al ways managing to stay 2 or 3 points ahead of St. Mary. Going into the fourth quar ter, the Wildcats held a 42-35 lead. At the final buzzer, the scoreboard read Central 56, St. Mary 53. , ,N ,lj it Y - J' , I , N in I 4! E. W RMA ,L g I- ' 5 If if 1 ' . xi' I , 6 Q R , ,. Lt, I3 fx ,QNQQJ Q , w L, y 4 t .1 3 Q I f , .,- ,f I . , 5, ,. S A VP ix 1 - . by Q, A A, ,- xx . ' w -153.3 I I, V last rg ' it 'Qi E. :Sw I . X Tit Q r f ji ,fl F' A Lqghx., ,Q-,E M 1. H M U' f I L 2: LL L ' 23 rx if fr e N I 91 X as 2 it L ' 1' ' 5 I -I I I I I I - I I ' I I I 0 0 0 Z I I 0 u . 4 ' 0 U I U O U O C I I I Q I I . . . . . . . 1 O . . . - WHERE'D H E GO? is what Garfield P rexy Q31 seems to be saying as the Big Blue's Joe Padva executes abeauti- ful fake. PRESIDENTS UPSET BY BIG ST. M'S St. Mary pounded a favored Garfield quintet into submission 54-4l . Going into the final frame the Crusaders were trailing by a score of 34-25 but retalliated with 20 in the last eight minutes to win the game. John Raymond was St. Mary's guiding light, dumping in l6points for high scoring honors . Joe Padva was one behind with I5 points, and Larry Kouri put in l2. Garfield's game fell apart in the final period as the St. Mary defense held the Prexies to a total of six points. 74 BIG BLUE NIP IRISH IN BIG THRILIER St. Mary's roaring Big Blue proved it on an amazing stretch drive to nip the Irish at the wire for their fifth straight game over their Maple St. rivals during tle last three years. Beforea tense crowd, the Crusaders came through when the chips were down to eke out a 56-57 victory over a bewildered St. V's quintet. With the Irish in the driver's seat with less then four minutes to go the Southenders were down by a 5l-43 count. The defend- ing champs then caught tire, ripping the nets for I3 consecutive points from all angles of the court before the Irish could halt the onslaught. UP AND AT 'EM is the Cru- saders' Larry Kouri 1251 as he is surrounded by a host of Irish players. 75 Down by one poi nt 5l-50 as the fourth period go under way the Crusader, though outscored from the field by two buckets, showed their caliber by sinking 7 of IO fouls. The game in the first three quarters see- sawed back and forth as the score was tied seven times and the lead changed hands on six occasions. John Raymond and Larry Kouri led the winners with I7 and I6 points respectively. IRISH FINALLY TAKE ONE!! IN THE sEcoND oNsLAucsHT wafh me Irish, the Crusaders just couldn't get start- ed. Aftera I2-I2 first quarter St. V went out in front for good ,the gameending, 59-52. High man for St. M's was Larry Kouri with I7 points, followed closely by Joe Padva with I4. Kangqrgg Krusader s . . . . . . Bill Craig l34l and John Raymond f23i 'gjpcj Reboundrng Joe Nemeth i35l and Joe Padva C245 Crusaders Edge Grrffrns rn Overtime Racrng to an early advantage an rnsprred Trarlrng 39 35 with 30 seconds remarnrng Buchtel team gave the appearances of romp the Crusaders rallred as their pressing tac rng to victory over a favored Crusader qurn trcs paid off with buckets by DeLuca and tet An offensive splurge rn the final Padva to even the count minutes of the frrst period brought St. Mary Aone hander by Kourr at the outset of the up to a ll-l3 deficit at the buzzer. overtime period gave St. Mary a lead they Mainly through the efforts of Larry Kouri never relinquished as they rolled home in the Saints edged into the lead 27-26. front 47-45. 77 BEIIGHLS 0lITlHST IRUSHDERS ............. J aa-wil' me-'ar 'inn A BENEDICTINE PLAYER drlves ID for a Rarney looks on powerless to defend St la! up as little Wnllue Craug desperately Mary struggled to overcome thus strong traes to block the attempt Teammate John Bengal team but were edged out 44 40 0 fb? 'Ask Aim 'X Q L A K I ,Nan g sv if 5 ff 1 17, kg.. ,TW Q V , -f ,fm M A K 4 K sw ,Q ' fs!-W-f'f5'1k ' -Q KA Q.. g .- t N.. . . yt, 'war S et , . . . . . . X H . H . . . . . I I 1 I ORANGEMEN FALL... Too many Joes caused the downfall of the Orangemen from Ellet on Fri Dec II as Joe Padva and Joe Nemeth led the vrctory hungry Crusaders to a 5I 36 romp over Ellet Nemeth set the spark early rn the frrst quarter wrth three sucessrve hrtsfrom the freld Brll DeLuca took over rn the second framer to put St Mary out rn front I8 I7 at the half Nemeth came back and put the Crusaders far out rn the lead 37 28 at the three quarte r mark Our srx two center Joe Padva broke loose rn the frnal stanza wrth two freld goals and a quartet of free throws to end the game Relrable Larry Kourr was hrgh pornt man wrth I3 Joe Padva took second wrthI2 The Cru saders had now begun to roll CARDINALS GROUNDED The Crusader defense wrapped a blanket around Kenmore rn takrng therr frfth game rn a row Larry Kourr sparked the actron takmg hrgh scorrng honors wrth 20 pomts St Mary led all the way havrng a 28 24 edge on the Cardmals at half trme Joe Padva s exrbrtron at the foul lrne put the Crusaders well out ahead at the end of the thrrd perrod 38 30 St Mary kept up the pace wrth I7 pomts rn the frnal frame tak rng the game 55 47 HOWER CRUSHED St Mary kept on rollrng as they took on Hower Hugh St Mary broke on top II 7 by the end of the frrst perrod and kept nts lead the rest of the way Slowrng down rn the second perrod the Crusaders counted onlysrxpornts whsle holdrng the Bucs to 4 The St Mary frve counted ll tallres rn the thrrd stanza and opened up rn the last mmutes of the game takmg the game 42 32 Larry Kourr paced the Crusaders wrth I0 pomts 79 SOUTH WINS... On Tues Dec. 8 the Crusaders traveled across the street to meet the South Cava lrers for our thrrd game of the season S Mary looked strong rn the frrst half and for awhrle rtlooked as rf we would pull an up set on South but rn the thrrd stanza Dale Bokannon found the range for 9 pornts and Jrm Darrow chrpped rn wrth 8 sendrng the fmal frame Cavalrers out rn front 40 3l gorng unto the frnal frame St Mary began to move In the last perrod but South kept pace freez rng the ball rn the last 2 mrnutes and frnally wrnnrng by a score of 50 40 John Raymond was back to hrs old form coprng the hugh pornt honors for the Crusade rs wth ll Padva and Kourr shared the se cond berth wrth 8 pomts apre ce After thrs thrrd loss rn a row Ned Endress boys were determrned and frghtrng mad Sckdalz Opponents St M s Akron ast Cleve Benedrctrne Akron South Akron E et Akron Central Alumnr Youngstown Ursulrne Akron Garfreld Canton Catholrc Central Akron Hower Akron Kenmore Akron St Vrncent Canton South Cleveland St Joseph Akron Buchtel Hamrlton Catholrc Toledo Catholrc Coventry Akron St. Vrncent 36 47 40 44 40 50 51 36 5'I 54 4 4 4 5 45 56 63 - ' ' . r. , r . ' . . - E .......... . . . . . - . . n rr ...... - . - ' ' .......... ..... .... 5 7 -31 ' Dayton Chaminade ..... .... 4 9-47 ' ..... .... 5 3- 7 ' ' ' ' .......... .... 5 4- I , - ' . . . .... 7 2-57 - , , - .......... .. .... 52- 2 ' ' - ........ .... 5 5-47 , ' - - . ' ..... .... 5 7- 5 ' .......... . . .. 65-68 ' ' ' ' , . .... .... . 74-55 . ' ' ' ......... .... . 47- ' ' ' ' ..... .... .5 5-62 ' ' - ' ..... .... . 72- . ' ' ............. .... . 60- ' . ' ..... . . .52-59 our future varsily,,.. 'Y qos 23 24 Freshmen Reserves First row: Dave Deluca. C2nd rowl Bill Mil- FlrSf rOW: Mike Hope,T0m DeKemper,Mike ler, Tom Maximovich, Louis Perry. 13rd Taray, Coach Bob Zupplce. Second row: rowl George Cooney, Larry Kalton, Tom Chuck Lewis, Mannion, Sonny Stock, Last Kapper. C4rl1 rowl Bill Mannion, Ed Jeb- row: Jack Sfewarf, John Rainey, Bill Data ber, and Tim Kibler. WON-5 WON-I0 LOST-6 LOST-5 80 S... ff' ST MARY SRESERVE TEAM on the average had a good season thus year as they pnled up a lO 5 record Their offensuve as well as thelr defenslve set up was the key to all the vuctorles Smce there was no undnvld ual star the race for hugh posnt honors was 8I equally dlstrubuted among Chuck Lewns Muke Taray, Bull Cralg and Jack Stewart In the pucture above as shown Coach Bob Zuppke Mike Taray f24J and Chuck Lewls 130 The J V s season hugh was 7l polnts agamst St V s T 1 at ,f ta QP 3 - e Q 4 Y y , W kg s -T it . X, T, was 'V ff: Q T I f X L 1 S 'W ff T T y X X t -L.. 4 7 .... , . . , ' I I O - . . . . . . . - I . I , . 0 . . . . . - ,. . .' - , . . . , I 0 o 'SWIMMING SWIMMING TEAM OF '54 Seated on diving board are: Dick Lux, Jerry Walsh, Chuck Porpora, Ray Steinker- chner, John Neff,andHank Gadel. Sounds From A Seashell . . St. Mary's swimming team faced a hard season this year as only four letter men re- turned for duty. Though most of the team lacks experience they show great spirit and promise for the future . Practicing at the Akron Community Ser- vice Center, under the guiding hands of coach Harland IHQII Hess, the team spends 82 1.7 Standing are: Pat Dempsey, Tom Boyce and Coach Hal Hess. Absent from picture ore: Dick Roszkowski, John Staud,and Ronny Michaels . . . by Jerry Walsh as much time as three hours a night going through their paces at the pool The Crusaders were led by co-captains Ray Steinkerchner and Dick Lux who are looking forward to a better season next year when ten letter men will be on hand to furnish much competition to any challenger. a v a . Q! f F. A .I r. ff ..'.-' . . o as 0-1 . 5 4.4 - i w, . rl ,- ' :mar x . .l 'af-., 1 . in. ogg. M- f .:,':, a u w 4i'??'a5 . 1 n 4 v 1 JC Q55 5. ! Q -Qs-A f M - ! C I A-' - 8 P s wk f Q' Q ,P- fb- My if 4 , ifwv ' x J-kvxgzzi , um, , S mfr' 1 ' , ,J ,. .T '7' I I , I ,N 5 Y iii 5 1' Q l 4- ,a ' f , i f - r r I5 xkin K I l sm . 4 A 1 ,. Q 1, 1 Q K 7 4? N 5 ' y . -' Q +11 gf X J tat First row: Frank Rienzi, Roy Hollander, Dave McCaa, Dick Prickett, Ralph Vollmer, Vic Dandrea, Ed Jeffers, Jim Englehart, Manager, Pete Graham. Second Row: Don Lombardi, Mike Teray, Bob Gardiner, Jack Stewart, Don Nauer, Bobby Brown, Walt Logsdon, Ed Jebber, Tom Plell. Third Row. Joe Nemeth, Tom DeKemper, Jim Zimmerman, Jim Flynn, Coach Murphy. 'I3 15 19 20 22 26 28 lBAsE 'BA' LT North .,..... Kenmore .. Buchtel .... South .,,,,,.... Springfield ..... Kenmore ...... North ....... Hower ...... Copley ........ at home INLD .........at home QNLI ............away ICJ ..at home lCl .....,.....at home .......at home CC! ..ot home QCD ........at home ICI at home 29 Gartteld ......... not home lCl 30 Cuy. Falls ...... ...,....... o t home .I 9 5 4 May 3 East ,,...... ...... o way lCl 4 Barberton .... ............... . Gwdy 5 Buchtel ..,,......................, at hbmt lcl S C h e d U I e 6-7 Greater Akron Tournament 10-15 District Tourney 'I6 Benedictine ..,.,,.... at home C2 gamesl 17 South ...... ..............,......... o way lCl 18 Mogadore M ....,,,.......... at home ' 'I9 Kenmore .. ,,..., away CCI 20 North ..,,.,... .,..., a way KCl ' 21 Cuy. Falls away lNl 24 Hower .,...,... away QCD 25 Barberton away ICD 26 Garfield ,.,,., ,,.... ....,, a w ay QC! 27 East ,,,,.,.,..,,r,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,, at home KCl ICD denotes City Series INIJ Nun league IND Night game 85 wart P gi. Ina Nemeth har f W Coach Murphy Frank Rlenzz Y 1 hm Englehart i? 4.1 I -Q H111 Y .- f ai' Q aff fi ,- I K, ,. wiLt,.Q4 ,N - 'fr -H+- :j2f'iQff'?'?' f-ff' A .V fr 'wt ,nfrf ' 184 I ' ' ' ' '. . -Lf -r:lA.iS49 V ,- d leifers 'N 3 M-.ww . 4, 315'-fl ' Qs wa Ng 5 , A. 'ff fd: V' .f1, Qafggfif Wh ,W ff' 1 4 an 4, M f221i4u.1 -. 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'63 I L 2 ex QW i' ...catch lf Cheerleaders BILL GRAHAM Gnd JCVFY MUSl llf15l4l lbcck CHEERLEADERS Jim Thomas and Tom Maxi- to cameral close in on Don O'Shea as he movich drum up a little spirit during a halt attempts to throw past Bob Farrell to Bill time as they have done during the entire R0lll '50 '- N0 Ullempi is mflde 70 keeP basketball season. Here they get an assist -lohn Fiedler from 5C0fln9- from the megaphone section. vfgyw V v wqn Boys' Gym ' 'T l .bf .N ew.. 5s,,,... IPS! -sex Ll DERCLASSME For three years now, St. Mary's has benefited by a form of student government--The Student Council. Originated in l952, the Council has assumed new duties each year. Most of the work du ring its first year was confined to establishing a written constitution. The organization really came into its own with the following school term. Many activities formerly assigned to volunteer students now be- came the format for homeroom representatives of the Council. As the name would imply, its chief duty is to assist Mother Gerard in the smooth operation of the school. It acts in the capacity not of an administrator, but only as a liason between Mother and the students A secondary function is the supervising and organizing of Council elec- tions each year. Whenever an open weekend rolls around, the Stu- dent Council steps in and sponsors a record hop, These imformal dances are sometimes more fun that the dress-up affairs. STUDENT COUNCIL representatives, Mary Frances Thomas, Peggy Willmott and Beverly Frattura hand ballot sheets to Joe Shelly, Neil O'Donnell, andJoe Pang burn Pat Finan guards the ballot box in the background. POLLING LINE GETTING THEIR FIRST EXPERIENCE in high school democracy are left to right: Dick Swartz, Mike Stock,Joe Ogurchak, Chuck Purpora, Ted Plehn, Bill Morria, and Dave Mas- saud. .N CASTING BAL LOT C . xt? VOTING I I i Ir '4 , E w -F, ' I-V . ,L , - ' .V-.A ,U , . , ,Z .1,, gg , ., I ' xiii it 1 I II- W7 1 , , . I 4 9' - WLI S Q . 1 2 EXERCISING THEIR DEMOCRATIC RIGHT, Mike Stock and Dick Schwartz mark x's to de- signate their choice of candidates for Student Council officers. DEPARTING STUDENT BODY PRESlDENT,Pat Finan, guards the ballot box, making sure that ballots are properly folded and that all votes remain secret. 92 1 OFFICER old... OUTGOING OFFICERS of the Student Council are: Beverly Frattura , Secretaryp .loe Rach, Treasurer n , . , John Neff, Vice Presidentg and Pc1tFincn, President. FOR THE FIRST TIME in the Council's his- Mike Brocc i o co-treasurers, Ed Brennen, tory, otie for the office of treasurer resulted presldentg and Mike Tarcy, veep. Miriam Reading from the left are: Ted Attollc and Wein will record the minutes. ff-T I I C9 i M.. To the Class of 1955 .... Front row: Louise Huber, Frances Morrison, Mary Ann Beemen, Margaret Mannion, Jo Ann Aloisi, Mariann Finan, Betty Shiplett. Second row: Barbara Lyons, Shirley Thomas Betty Zuendle, Mary Ann Favaro, Rosemary Basone, Mary Messner. Third row: Theresa Sprochi, Alice Dominic, Joan Casenhiser, Helen Kovacs, Kathleen McKenna. Fourth row: Patty Sabol, Rose Saba, Joan Rotunda, Anna Marie Grom, Gertrude Propora, Bar- bara Padgitt, Mary Katherine Kunkel, Fifth row: -Jerry Biltz, Pat Mark, Bill Malardi, Jim Burke, Joe Boliga, Ray Steinkerchner, Jerry Walsh, Sixth row: Paul Gillooly, Norman Piccard, Jack Conroy, Jim Dinney, Jerry Hollanaclc. Last row: Larry Logsdon Laverne Shannon, John Rainey, and Leo Firth. ,If R it First row: Mary Feister, Charlene Strottner, Beverly Doll, Charlene Brobst, Sue Kernan, Mary Lou Bolanz. Second row: Kathleen France, Frances Meyers, Catherine McLaughlin, Antionette Ruggerio, Joan McElheny, Donna Geisler, Third row: Carol Vonderan, Barbara Linn, Bernadette Miller, Gertrude Statler, Valentine Kruppa, Mary Lou Brennen, Helen Ange. Fourth row: Marilyn Dane, Patty Kaster, Jo Anre Lusnak, Della Horning, Shirlee Stasick, Alice Laws. Fifth row: Neil O'Donnell, Jack Stewart, Bob Gardiner, John Costello, George Esposito, Janice Richards, Bernadine Phalen. Sixth row: Ted Attalla, Charles McMahn, John Kohler, Carl Hilt,Ed Brennen, Frank Mazey . Seventh row: Pat Dempsey, Rudy Soppi, Dick Kindig, and Larry Saul . We give the Traditions, the Spirit 95 .-J.-.-cci. and the Lave far our Alma Mater Furst row Ruta Webb Vnrganua Jakublak Beth Rotunda Mary Lynn Fromm Mary Theresa Eagen Rosemary Mante Frances Bernard Rose Mernaugh Charlene Herman Second row Judy Schnender Pat Snwnk Janet Kline Barbara Klotz Joan Henley Pat Bechter Dorothy Speaks Thnrd row Maxln McCandles Mary Jo Malls Maruam Wem Joan Paulus Mary Carr Margaret Pappas Sarah Thomas Fourth row Davrd Hlblnger Ed Kovalchm Martin Schur Paul Kreutz Bull Butke Make M ldllnger Fifth row Tom Malls John Horvath John Neff Franklin Frank David Estafen Sixth row Dwame Wase Tom Ruhlnn Joe Pangburn Paul Corl John Hehalko and Bull Craag The Senior Class 1954 96 Q Q 0 0 0 ! , - ' ' , X 3 I 1- . .mM.,e. . .. mms ' N 4 ,mf V ,si .:, - l ,e. - , ew, 1 ' ' Q, T v K Tl 1 1 ' f' 4' v -..- X A 1 1 B T ' I , me . Q . , . , v 1 . A + .. x I ' ' J r I K , . . . . . . 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 . . . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 . . 2 . . 1 - - V 1 I . . 1 1 1 1 - - . . . . . . . Q. . . 1 1 1 1 1 - - . . . . - 1 1 V' 1 1 ' - 0 I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' SOPHOMORES -7, tie eww of 1956 lllll ill! llll IIII K -.4-alba First row Don Kondnc Bob Brown Jerry Mushmskn Marguerlte Koch Mary Kane Marulyn Schultz Carola Nicola Ellzabefh McCarthy Second row Jack Watson, ll DeLuca Walt Hermanowskn Eddne Keller Susan Beeman Elnzabeth Jackson Loretta Rex Ruta Kuhn Thlrd row Pat Bemhard Bob Peters Don Gllcher Bob Scaluse, Don Snyder Nlck Bolclnz Ju Haley Lucllla Padva Barbara Bonnessy DonnaDnex ler MaryAnn Coffman June Hollander Veronica Hegarfy Fourth row Amll Totura, Bob Ozuomek Tlm O Bnen Jude Eberhardf Phnl Huxson Jim Fiedler Barbara Efhrudge Mary Jane Dnlllon Vema Scheezer Marne Smofh Fifth row Jerry Sfalter, Frank Maxnmavlch Duck Traxler Phil Reley Eddie Relvee Jock Popp Mike Hope and Bull Dafa 97 oo 0 Q 1 I ' : ' ,i 4 I l li I I y E I Q 4 1 A l I l , 3 4 I 3 O 'K ,- 9' --..... .Y ye ,K 1 lf f -. H 0 Ng. -f Q 9 ' ,xik,, 1,4 :N H f ,5 E, ' 0. -v y 0 f' r , v F f '. 5 'X S F s N x X 3 'r It hw' l ' . , ez V, W 9 if I , X ,, W 1 V 5' 5 . ' Q ., y A I . I I I I - I I , I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I - - I I I I I I 2 I I dy I I I . I I I ' 7 I I ' I I I I I I I I . . . . . - I I I ' - I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I AKA' l,, lst row: Joan Pollard, Patricia Kelly, Patricia Morre, Edna Seitz, Phyliss Backo. Und rowl Bernadette Koebber, Barbara Hunt, Janice Strottner, Mattha O'Brien, Mary Ann Burchek, Bill Graham. C3rd rowl Josephine Allrosi, Shirley Dietry, Janet Rieghler, Nancy Hendershot, Phylis Fargo. 14th rowl Regina Conroy, Pat Gallager, Agnes Falter Barbara Schlereth, Ann Nesbit, Tim Fitzpatrick, 15th rowl Mike Taray, Nelson Mihalec, David Atweis, Tom K empel , Al Be cker , Vic Houck, John Carr. f6th rowl George Pittinger, Jerry Hitzman, Bill Corcoran, Bill Rollison, Jerry Meyers, Joe Futo. l7th rowl Bill Fahey, Mike Braccio, Jim Thomas, Dick McCulligan, Bill Ozaomek. 18th rowl Bob Wehner, Carl Campell, Robert Stith, Chuck Lewis, Joe Nemeth, Tom Tom- somody, Leo Dodson, Steve Zimmer. we will a spirit of maturity... a sense of devotion to duty... 98 ...afsgm ...and closeness to Almighty God through Mary! ...the Seniors of '54' Front row: Delores Schultz, Connie Pepeini, Delores Woolweaver, Geraldine Ott Helen Thesing. Second row: Vera Rainer, Barbara Weigand, Barbara Kriston, Mary Ellen Mathews, Delores Champlain. Third row: Jeanne Hunt, Kathleen Higgins, Joyce Alexander, Joanne Bodahelx, Marian Durkin. Fourth row: Blanche Gault, Janet Dierker, Ann Nesbitt, Mary Lou Schaaf. Fifth row: Don O'Shea, Tom Clark, Ed Zus- chak, John McKenna, Tom Branket, Don Lombardi, Fred Keivan, Roy Kapper. Sixth row: Tom DeKemper, Dick Roszkowski, Bob Gardiner, Joe Rach, Sonny Stock, John Poperella, Bob Dangel. Seventh row: Paul Sullivan, Jim Flynn, Dick Hayes. Eighth row: Jim Moore, John Staudt, Fred Stevens, Tom Neff, Don Utrup, Jim Houch, and Jerry Jones. Q. - FRESHMEN 7a Me gem 41957... First row: Carol Tossal, Barbara Namsick, Francis Demta, Nancy Kramer, Katherine Lastanza, Susan Korosa, Marjorie Brandt, Margaret Qualters, Nancy Theresa Domicone Q2nd rowl Estella Treese, Rebecca Yuhas, Beverly Eisenman, Alice Weinman, EvaSin- zius, Rosemary Geiger, Bernice Spidel, Virginia Keer, Marjorie Weidlack. Q3rd row, Patricia Foley, Anna Stallar, Barbara Geiser, Joan Lutz, JoAnn Simmons, Helen Rues- chman, Charlotte Monsour, Carol Marks. Q4th rowl Joseph Kamrod, Mary Ann Schu- maker, Karl Griffiths, Alicia Urdeales, Mary Ann Penchalk, Carol Abdenour, Karen Becker, Peter Frank. C5th rowl David Schuban Wi l l iam Val ase k , Sam Orlando, George Plehn, Micheal Stock, John Argenio. f6th rowl Bill Morris, Richard Yoho, Tim Kibler, John Kane, Tom Boyce, and Bill Mannion. l0O First row: Carol Wolf, Ena Cicioni, Carol Sargent, Mary Ann Horwath, Jean Kreitz, Rita Drexler. f2nd rowj Leanna Lyons, Betty Thares, Carol Kowell, Barbara Gardiner, Delores Starkey, Eloise Schwartz. 13rd rowl Margaret Speaks, Joan Becker, Marjorie Craig, Suzanne Penotte, Rose Raumberger. 14th row, Barbara Sloan, Ann Marquardt, Natalie McVay, Ann Zelsky, Coletta Fahey, Mary Ann Kindig. 15th rowl William Miller, Garth Hordocre, James Hollenack, Richard Eagen, Frank Rotunda. C6th rowl Sam Zumbo, David Massaud, Eddie Nime, Don Fightmaster, Donald Kline, Richard Scwartz, f7th rowl Leonard Gabriel, David Baltinic, Ralph Leading, John Coropol is. beggar B, IK N iwdavu f l A ' f -R , ,,., .L ..r.,ss.,.,L., A . A 1. , Q ik , 2 ' g . Q R as if K Q -mg . at F - 1 ...Q f' F FJ' -v j .w. , ,r 213-win ' 4, M I ,K , 7 as I ' I K . uw is ,U as 'L r 'Y CY 'Qs-A Fnrst row Madonna Muller, Allce Gage, Rosemary Detflmg Joann Schlomoller, De lores Mancuso, Carol Alolsl l2nd row, Phyllls Seman, P0lTlCIG Poesey, Beffy Hllner, Laura Smith, Ruta Richardson Sandra Belchuck, Barbara Novofny, Carol Cusslo, Kafherme Kral Q3rd rowl Elaine Geracu, Laura Mlragluotfa, MaryAnn Penchalk, Kay Mervus, Patty Forte, Pai' Kervln, Duane James Rosemary Franklin 14th row, Larry Lux, Don Hoffman, John Brown, Larry Hamlm f5th rowl Gene Kramer, Edward Jeb ber, Davnd Chaney, Jon Graham. .. and .... .. l02 . .. Mmpmwwwa fem! First row: Margaret Ciesiclc, Jacquelyn Yen, Betty McCulligan, Cherie Malagreda, Midge Frank, Jeanette Curtis, JoAnn Conrey. 12nd rowl Hazel Smith, Judith Fledg, Patricia Demko, Marilyn Seifert, Patricia Schaaf, Marie Heinrick, Genevieve Siemasko Carol Eisenhut. 13rd rowl Marjorie Stith, Patricia Zafchak, Harriet Kraft, Mary Jane Kirmey, Ann Watts, Mary Thesing, Q4th rowj Sharon Moore, Eleanor Plell, Jean Mil- ler, Margaret Becker, Ellen Neff, Barbara Panghum. Q5th rowl William Bell, Micheal Reitz, Leo Stalter, Frank Harpster, Paul Shiplett, David DeLuca. 16th rowJBernard Rach, Charles Chickos, Walter Logsdon, Daniel Redmond, Robert Billmore, Charles Brown. f7th rowj John Reichard, Thomas Maximovich, Tom Lawless, Tom Kapper,Steve Zamesko, James Kalton, Joseph Ogurchok, Joseph Gadel, Robert Picard, FredWei- gand, Carl Theis. ,,g: E.E CLASSRCGM ACTIVITIES 3? M Q if '55 , 5 fs ZWHKE I 1 mga ,X la s 0 Z, ,Ei if '1 H E , in' ,iw ? ii 4. 'auxin if 1 :fix Q fem F 55 X ,Q-0'1 V 5. :iii Q s.vgA , W ,N Y 'Ha if E K 'YQ is LANGUAGE...the key to relationship ! AFRENCH JOKEamuses Patty Sabol, Joan Henley, Patty Bechter, Barbara Klotz, Theresa Sprochi, and Jerry Walsh. F l'9nC l'l parle le vous francais ? fr- MARILYN FROMM,Paul Gil- looly and Miriam Wein pause from The ir Translation for a picture. occurrocy... neotness... precision... BUSINESS TYPING Mary Jo Mills, Tom Rulmlln, and Curl Mueller. DDQ! 'Q Office Prochce SPEED TEST Ann Johnson, Frances Bernard, D I c k Borgegroln Bclrboro Bonoccu DICTATION is token by Senior Theresa Linn. 1llll EXPERIMENT UNDER WAY Shirley Thomas and Janice Heiselman acliust apparatus as Charles McMahon gives directions. CHECKING RESULTS of experiment are Kathleen Schmidt, Joan Weigand and Franklin Frank. I - O 1 W . lu :Ll T UL E ff-X Biology f DON NAUER points out the brain of Clem the biology dummy , to interested Chuck Lewis. To gaino thorough appreciation of God's world a course in Biology would seem essential. An all inclu- sive study includes the intricacies of the human body down to the simple- ness and delicateness of the single- celled animal and plant. Actual laboratory experi me n ts further the interest of the students. SUE BEEMAN peers at the wonders of nature through an elaborate slide film projector while Blanche Gault assists. The Library ,+L ENGROSSED inabit of research are seniors Peter Tummel and Danny Burke. ...the center of a schooI's learning! READING STUDY RESEARCH A GROUP of freshmen girls pause from their work for photographer Monsignor Price. JOHN RAINEY, Frank Gris- mer, and Bill Zimmerman are busily engaged in a homework problem. 51 am CONGRESSMEN AND WOMEN from St. ORIGINAL PAI NTIN G of Thomas Alva Mary's sitting in the Ohio House of Legis- Edison in the Capitol building is explained lature are Helen Pappas and Frank Allow to a group of inquiring students. Students' Columbus Tour Seniors for a Civics proiect visited the State Capitol at Columbus with a special tour of the legislature. All the departments of State government were visited and the work of each branch was explained to the students. Highlight of the tour was a romp on the Ohio State University campus with supper before the long road home'. ENJOYING COLUMBUS TRIP: Mary Mor- Frank Allow, Don Bechfer, Jim Lindisch garetMcCauley, Betty Miller, Chuck Fargo Je fY FVY and Ray Shnplett. , ,Cb Clvlcs Raymond, Danny Burke, Dave McCaa, Marie Donahue, Betty Miller, Beverly Fraffura, Jim Engleharf , Roy Hollander, Joe Pangburn, Jim Lindislw, David Esfafen and Rudy Soppi., LW, ,WJ ANGEL FOOD Frannie Morrison and Dorothy Speaks sift a cake as Midge Man nion mixes egg yollcs SPICE CAKE Sally Reftinger and Margie Kulick mix up a spicy batter. HOME ECONOMICS DEVlL'S FOOD Mary Messner laughs as Joan Paulus mixes the devil's mix. E CAKE ' 2 , gk N... ' f1':?.ii- , vii? f i A if ,V ,V X CHEF GLASS . .advanced cooking Y s H an rzdiiiii PAT FINAN, lone male in advanced cooking class, deftl y measures out flour for one of his high andlighfspecialsf CHEF FINAN comesfo the aid of some ladies in distress, giving some helpful hinfs in the arf of concocfing salad dressing. 5' i Making a Dress a student project - - - As a deviation from the textbook, Q a course in practical Home Economics is offered . A first year general course includes Sewing, interior de- corating, and cooking. Pictured on this page are a few of the steps en- tailed in making a dress. N,-P' Xxx i rx SELECTING MATERIAL VISUALIZING the dress it will make Flo- rence Pressler examines a bolt of cloth. MEASURING MATERIAL for 0 be0ClwC00t FRESHMEN SEAMSTRESSES Kay Mervis and are Mary Ann Sctrumaker and Jo Ann Conrey . Sandy Belchick join forces in cutting a blouse. Ia. 1 FITTING MAKING SURE THAT her hem is even are her heIpers Mary Ann Schumaker, Sharon Moore, and JoAnn Conrey. SHOWING OFF their newIy mode duds are Mary Ann Pinchcnrk, Margaret Ciesick 'I f W I gm, K CaroI McGrath, and Ann ZeIsky. MO D E I. I N G i , C.. H-Ta , -I 7 I . ,Q L52 X in-S2 4 I I 1 . ? I e 2 a I Y i, I 1. 5 x I' . if . ? I1 I . .2 is 1' I xp' J Q i f ARTISTS: Left: Pat Foffef Nancy Hendershof Rose Raumberger STUDYING DESIGNS brings out the artist in Bo Oziomek. -617'-5 Sister Frederick Staff Advisor Eleven girls and seven boys comprised the staff of i8 seniors who kept the paper in operation. Jerry Kramer was editor and headed the editorial writers. He was aid- ed by Kay Schmidt and Chuck Fargo. News editors were Dick Waltz, Lee Hinderscheid, Helen Boeshart, Claire Conrad, Dick Siwik, Marguerite Haley, and Joie Kramer, while Patty Ca rl son , Sandy Baird, Delores Swartz and Dottie Sees wrote features. Margie Sarlouis, Peggy Re- gallis, Vic Dandrea, and Dave McCaa related the latest happenings in St. Mary 's sports world. Front row: H. Boeshart, D. Swartz, M. Haley, P. Regallis, S. Baird, M. Sarlouis. Q2nd rowl D. Seese, C. Conrad, P. Carlson, K. Sch- midt, J. Kramer. f3rd rowl D. McCaa, J. Kramer, V. Dandrea, J. Waltz. 14th rowj R. Siwik, C. Fargo, and L. Hinderscheid. Journalism., Crusader Staff English ,,f QM K. BRONX CHEER given by Mr. Murphy to Krol, Betty Hilner, Carol Tossol, Elaine his fres hmcn class of Ann Zelsky, Cathy Gercci. I22 GAUL IS DlVlDED -Diligent scholars are Tom Fitzpatrick, Frank Max, Don Lombardi, John Fiedler, and James McMahon. MAGISTER-The Latin Department's leading teacher, Mr. Edward Woll gives an assignment. l23 ,X ,--.silo .wax 'F if - N: , A, :rv Y- .F ,r . ' . .Nga .un -'gui' Latin Zgdipg.. 'Q I 'Q :sq 7 ' Q I ' 'f 5 f, ti In Nz .C Qu BLUEBOOK . 1 IN 3 .A, - fxff ' if Q UU 'U 'Q -. ..-. mgi 1 PRODUCTION J ' Qui sql U Q L FF if IE Il. B ll Henkel ll llil ton many cooks! V. Dondreo, J. Kramer, R. Thomas, M. Huffman, tum' Nil fi wang 77a9e77f42e :ga I iff M Ezine N WW clfz, G. Krowev , J.B1ltz f ML J I-X15 ,I -ff - 41LiX ,,f 'I want her picture nextto mlnef.. N , C. Quhliryl .Wos S 1 - K 1 M L Gefzlnger B Frclffurc ondM Kuluck WX cw twif 'i 311 1 BBB? Fuust row Eduth Garduner Kathleen Koch Nancy Mannuon Peggy Regallus Mary Lou Getzunger, Barbara Durkun JoAnne Lusnak Muruam Weun Mary Ann Eberhart Rosemary Payerle 12nd row Luculle Sprochu Claure Conrad Betty Muller Patruca Carlson Sandra Baurd Margue Kuluck Jeanune Dete 13th row, Gene Kramer Jerry Kramer Bob Fullmore Mary Lou Huffman Judy Weuruch Carolyn Nume Ruta Utrup Aluce Domonuc Helen Pappas 14th rowl Jerry Bultz John Carr Chuck Ruhlun Don O Shea Bull' Henkel Vuc Dandrea 5th row Norman Pucard Robert Pucard Duck Suwuk Cath rowf Duck Waltz Lee Hunderschued Ray Thomas Jerry Walsh Super Salesman loo CLUB .... Smwmmmmmm Helen Pappas Dick Siwik Carolyn Nime Jerry Walsh Barbara Durkin Vic Dandrea Mary Ann Eberhart Chuck Ruhlin Lee Henderschied l26 vs l rg u g A uf? il it i xx A it J BNI: I' , f ' ' ' 1' . . 2 us, ,, K9 In A 7 , Y N, ,, - A . X Gr- - , ,X -'us ' fb - . 'V' I! v u V an ' 'g s kj A 0 Il T Q , I ,l I I : U I , I . I . ' . . I 0 u ' I I I I ' P I I I I . I . . I . . I . I I I I I I I 0 . I I I ' I 1 ' - C l ' I ' I ' ' I . I I ' 'R no-,.ff' i Q ' x WW fm, xwsu i' wi if , 'sv , .41 I R ga .,-.MMM n -w k' i 1 M Z . .ggi W 7 , r w 7, I, L . ' v 5 1 gi 1, , l BW' A 'l 2 K . I, A V 'Il B 5 2 2 Lib, W ,L I fb Q , . , V , , Q 144 1. 'zwvr J I :ui P J 1 l First row: Helen Pappas, Betty Lou Boal, Carolyn Qualters, Lucille Sprochi, Josephine Abrosi, Margaret Pappas, Ann Zeleski, Charlene Brobst, JoAnn Aloisi, Patricia Kelly, Mary Lynn Fromm. f2nd rowj Ann Johnson, Patricia Carlson, Donna Drexler, Phyliss Fargo, Marilyn Dane, Mary Fitzgerald, Judith Haley, Barbara Bonacci, Regina Conroy, 13rd TOWJ Betty Shiplett, Margaret Willmott, Bertha Sees, Mary McCauley, Mary Fran- ces Thomas, Verna Scheezer, Kathy Higgins, Mary Ann Eberhardt, Carolyn Nime, Sharon La Point, Barbara Ethridge. l4th rowl Don Lombardi, Tom DeKemper, David Btafen, Paul Corl, John Papperella, Nicholas Maximovich, Pat Dempsey, John Koval- chin, John Staudt, George Hagan and Don Grazier. CHOR L . Q f ' . 5 3 , i , . ' 5 I , ' x 5 . . ! ' 5 . Q Q K ' g Vi x e I 1 Q -, K J., ' ' A L 51 s 1 , E i Q, 5 S' W ffm LJ' Y?, llgg Meigs Q55 ei L i ' 9 S f ' I t J- l V E 4 '1 Ji- ' . I A K . , , ' 5 B I 5 , , lst row: Connie Piperni, Rose Mernaugh, Mary Ann Berchik, Sandra Baird, Sherrie Monsour Janice Strottnef, Bet Zuendel I 'Y 1, Marilyn Schultz, Charlene Herman, Mary Kane, Rita Kuhn, Geraldine Ott, Maxine McCandless. 12nd rowl Sally Rettinger, Mary Lou Getzinger, Jane Orr, Donna Geisler, Barbara Weigand, Liz Jackson, Mary Jo Weinman, Barbara Hunt, Delores Champlain, Barbara Kriston, Patricia Bech- and ter. 13rd rowl Judith We i r i c k , Barbara Weigand, Lucille Padva, Mirian Durkin, Pat Gallagher, Rita Dukes, Virginia Jakubiak, Mary Lou Brennep, Barbara Pad- iitt, Mary Lou Schaaf, Mary Ann Coffman, 14th rowl John Costello, Lee Hinderscheid, Ray Thomas, Larry Kouri, Robert Schaaf, Richard S i wi k , Richard Roszkowski, Bill Graham, David H ib i n ge r , Frank Rienzi, and Ralph Vollmer. D l29 BAND MEMBERS 0F'54 B First Row: Band Director Kenneth Judge, Bernadette Koerber, Madonna Miller, Kath- leen Koch, Carol Jean Wolf, Alfred Becker, Bill Data, Joe Verderico, Drum Major Joe Futo, Virginia Jakubiac, Mary Lou Brennan, Betty Theres, Robert Burchic, Margie Sarlouis, Marguerite Koch, Colleta Fahey, Loretta Rex, John Peskie, Gene Kramer Jean Kreitz, William Bell, Larry Saal, Jerry Meyers, Leo Firth, Bob Luxedor, Rudy Soppi and Ted Attalla. l30 1 9 BAND HUNDRED BY BNDUET oooog,... r ff 7Y 3 A , D Q In x'f'D , 4 . A KX D r. 6 Vice-Pres. Bill Butke, Sec. M f K h P J Diefri k. 'iw' . ' 'f fin . W fe , , S' 1 2 ,Q fwlfl ,4- k , rf' Z5 1 5 4. Q :L www 1 X 'Q' f BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. SPEAKER: Mr. Forrest E. Hawk TOASTMASTER: Rev. Kenneth Judge. Akron Public Schools. Fr. Lloyd Boymer. AWARD WINNERS Jerry Bilfz, Mary Lou Huffman, Rudy Soppi, and Bernedetfe Koerber yi christmas cantata: The Light ol the World The Annual,Christmas Cantata was presented by the combined student body and choral ensemble. The cast consisted of Jeanine Dete-Blessed Virgin, Charles Ruhl in-St. Joseph. Angels: Roy Hollander, Vic Danclrea, Edward Jeffers, Albert McGurr. Shepherds: Frank Rienzi, Larry Kouri, Joseph Padva and Danny Burke. The cast did a fine job of depicting the Christmas story. KINGS OF THE ORIENT Dave Mc- , TWO 1 Caa and Dick Siwik make final adiustments on the costume of third king Ralph Vollmer .SGC 5 W we fn-v e--f 'M 'i J. J' , fi Lf w STARS GUARDING BETHLEHEM scene are CRIB SCENE David McCaa as one of the Barbara Durkin, Betty Miller, Marie Dona- kings, Eddie Jeffers as the Christmas angel. hue, Kathleen Miller, Rita Utrup, Helen Chuck Ruhl in, St. Joseph, and Jeanine Schaffer, and Charlene Ochs. Dete as the Virgin. I35 ,+w -.4-I LEFT: Marguerite Koch and Mary Lou Huffman. Top: Margie Sarlouis, Jerry Myers Dick Fraxler, Al Becker, Bill Data. Bottom: Joe Futo, Bill Butke, and Leo Firth. BAND AT WORK Q 6 ,L7 TOP: Bob Luxedor, Jerry Biltz, Margie Sarlouis. Bottom: Virginia Jakubick, Bill Roll ison,Fp-qnk Maximovich. Right: Ted Atfcllc. FOR SCHO0L'S HUNUR 1 ll 3 ALL EYES OF THE CHORAL CLUB are on Director, Sister Georglyn, as they await the signal to start. THE CLARINET SECTION of the John Carroll University band plays a solo part for Lady of Spain . BAND - CHORAL CCDNCERT DIRECTOR OF THE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY BAND, Mr. Jack Hearns, poses for a shot before going on stage for the initial number. l38 A S A D PATRO Reverend Pastors Rt Rev Msgr Clement Boeke Rt Rev Msgr John Pruce Rev John L Waldeusen Reverend Faculty and Assistants ev Lloyd Boymer ev James Conrey ev Joseph Dreher ev John L Faala ev Thomas Sullivan ev Warren Werwoge Regular Patrons Mr and Mrs F V Durkm Mrs FranlcN Enrnght Freshman homeroom 202 Gaberettes Kaur: Cleaners Pappas Famnly Mr and Mrs J A Regallls Mr and Mrs Martln Sarlouls Sophomore Homeroom 04 Sophomore Homeroom 03 Mrs Lee A Wanckman Special Patrons Acme Cleaners Pete s Servuce Station Mr and Mrs Joseph Ruhlun Micheal s Vnlla Akron Felt 8. 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