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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

ww' ,,,,-an--v- The 1958 Blue Book X NCS XX Q 'M R A Student Publlcatlon of St. Mary Hiqh School Akron. Ohio X 1 M 'Ill 6 ' I I . 'f .X A ' 1 .xklx I I 3 , N ,qxlifh 1. V, 7,1 ' . K ' L A -1 J'-M ' MN-wN 4.. - V -Xi, A A o .' on 'sh X-., ix . f - ' f e e 'NN , --, A V .' - J I, , ' , : , Q g, 5 ,637-1 fi,-V-e ,, ., o A 4 ETA-fm P M , ' 1 .T I A h ' fe 2 5' , f V V Q Vi' 359 a - t , ff .7 L9 5 Q , V I A . Q A - eff: f ' v o ' , f 'f N L V K1-In-,W .A x ill? Z i ' I 4 fo Q o' ' V. , e if , P 2 1 V ,. .- ' .-A..r4 ' ' X.. .V - Q N l uv ' -. , 4 1. ,rg 'f - o- W fx f 2 A- N fy '- ie, '.v-. V ' , . , V , I ' 5 I I To Mary Our Lady X of the Way ff We your servants 4 ded1cate the 1958 Blue Book Dear Lady for decades you have guarded the mrnds hearts and bodres of countless young men and women who have en tered the doors of St Mary s to obtarn the rnstructlon and gu1d ance necessary to accept a place rn the adult world as better edu cated Chrrstrans You have watched your sons and daughters grow rn knowledge rn sp1r1t rn grace and ln vrrtue Now an other class has left these halls of learnrng and each and every one must search for hlrnself hrs place rn the world But dear Mother you wrll not forsake them now as you have not forsaken any of your clrents As you shrelded your Drvrne Son from the norse and clatter of the busy teemrng Galhlean streets shreld us your chrldren from all the dangers that he ahead of us Lead us safely through the pathways of lrfe that are perrlous and dangerous and brrng us unharmed to the feet of your Son ln thrs year 1958 when we celebrate the centenary annrver sary of your apparltlon to Bernadette at Lourdes obtarn for each one of us the grace necessary to follow your way the way to Peace and l-lapplness Grve us O Lord who have recerved these helps to salvatron to fmd wheresoever we may be a sure defense rn the Patronage of Blessed Mary ever Vrrgrn for 1t 1S rn honor of her that we have made our offermgs to Thy maJesty Mass of the Most Holy Name of Mary . 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 11 . . . 1 1 1 I I , . I 1 ll Staff oi the Advisor Editor Buslness Manager Page Edltor Copy Editor Division Pages Admlnlstratlon Seniors Underclassmen Rellglon Clasroom Activities Music Social Sports Typist Typist Typist 1958 Blue Book Table of Contents Administration Seniors Underclassmen Rel1g1on Classroom Activities Student Activities Music Social Sports Graduation Patrons Fr Lloyd Boymer Mary Iane Novltsky Loretta Molllca Tom Spidle Dianna Tomas Patricia Nash Wyn Greene Mane Fiedler Marilyn Siemasko Ioanne Rauckhorst Mary Ann Huctwith Cecilia Kaiorey Regina Roe Rudy Piekarski Mary Forman Maryanne Styer Nancy Breza Student Activities ..... ............ . ........ N ancy Miller ' .... 6 ' ....... . .......94 ' .............. ...... 2 0 - ul.. .-.. D ..... 1 04 .....48 . ....l26 .............. .... 6 0 i..-...'70 ' ....... ..... l 47 .......... 82 ...... . . .....l50 The Holy Splfll In Our Dculy Llves From our earlrest years rn a Catholrc School We were taught about the Blessed Trrnrty We studred the specral Work ot each of the three Drvrne persons and the partrcular graces we recerved from them As we learned the Thrrd Person of the Trrnrty the Holy Sprrrt came to us tor the trrst trme at Baptrsm Hrs seven grtts were rntused rnto our souls At our Contrrmatron when we be came soldrers rn the army ot Chrrst Hrs grtts were more complete ly bestowed to assrst rn the strengthenrng and sanctrtrcatron of the soul lt we use them as we should they enable us to lrve good Catholrc lrves Leadrng the lrves that We as Catholrcs should lead these grits rn turn produce precrous frurts the twelve trurts of the Holy Sprrrt We must realrze that these grtts and trurts are not mere theo logrcal expressrons wrth lrttle or no actual meanrng for the lay man Rather they are ards to our salvatron They are a real and true part ot our lrves as students complementrng each facet ot our Catholrc Educatron A student vocatron rs not an easy voca tron That rs why We should rely upon the Holy Sprrrt the Grver of Grits for the grace to do our rob well whether We are at work at prayer or at play Sprrrt ot Wrsdom presrde over all my thoughts words and actrons Sprrrt ot Understandrng enlrghten and teach me Sprrrt of Counsel drrect my rnexperrence Sprrrt ot Fortrtude strengthen my weakness Sprrrt ot Prety make me fervent Sprrrt ot Fear restrarn me from evrl bprrrt ot Peace grve me Thy peace n - n 1 ' I I , . 1 I ' I - - 1 I 1 - 1 I I I , . 1 1 1 , . , . , . , . , . Q . . . , . ADMINISTRATION . . . Sp1r1t of Understcmd1ng fn T h 4 'X' x L M , y A! A ' 3 - v ' ' V A P May my mind be enlightened with th o ivine rut . . The term admlrustratlon IS an all 1I'1ClL1S1V9 Word for the rela t1onsh1p between students and thelr teachers and school We as students rely upon our teachers to prepare us tor hte m an adult World To them IS q1ven 1n full measure the help ofthe Sp1r1t of Understandmq W1th th1s q1tt the m1nd IS enabled to see the meanmq and beauty of truth The W1ll 1S strengthened to act ac cordmq to tcuth Our teachers present to us 1n the seemmq rou t1ne ot classwork the stud1es ot sp1r1tual and mater1al mportance to mcrease our own capaclty ot Understandmq and enable us to Walk assuredly ln the knowledge ot Where We are from Why We are here and Where We are headed. if' 3 His Excellency the Most Reverend Archbishop Edward F. Hoban The Most Reverend Bishop Iohn Krol Bishops of the Diocese The Most Reverend Bishop Floyd Begin Responsible forthe clear presen- tation ot Catholic ideals through textbooks and teachers is the Reverend Archbishop l-loban. Our thanks to him and his auxil- iary bishops tor their interest in both our physical and mental needs. Monsignori Monsignor Price-'S interest in all the students and their activities at St. Mary's has steadily increased in the twelve years he has served as pastor. His sincerity and under- standing will long be remembered by the graduating seniors and by the returning underclassmen. On Sunday, May l8, Monsignor celebrated the iourty-fifth anniver- sary ot his ordination to the priest- hood. We offer our congratula- tions and our prayers for many more happy years. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Iohn I. Price St. Mary's is just one of the many diocesan schools under the juris- diction ot Monsignor Elwell. As Superintendent oi Parochial Schools, his direct responsibility is overseeing their operation and tor- mat. He is co-author ot the religion series used in our schools entitled 'Our Quest tor Happiness . Msgr. Clarence E. Elwell Rev Edward H Bedell Rellqlon III Sodallty Dlrector Many of thls year s IUHIOTS were taught the doctrmes of the Myst1cal Body and the I-loly Splnt m Rellqron class by Father Bedell As moderator of the So clallty of Gur Lady, he has help ed to estabhsh a spxrrt of Catho llc Actlon not only 1n the rnmds ot Sodalists, lout also in those of the entire student body as Well. Pnest Rev Lloydl Boymer Rellglon IV Blue Book Advlsor Asrde from the classroom du t1es of h1s Seruor Rehqron class es Father Boyrner lS actlve 1n the parlsh Holy Name Soc1ety and the Knlqhts ot St lohn Hrs spec 1al rnterest IS the St Mary Blue Book ot whlch he IS advlsor ln structlons and parlsh dutles t1ll h1s spare hours Faculty Rev. Iames Schleicher Religion II Knights of the Altar Learning about the Holy Sac- ritice ot the Mass was the pri- mary interest oi the sophomores in Religion this year. Teaching this course was Father Schleich er He left no stones unturned in his teaching of this central part ot the Liturgy As another duty Father heads the Knights of the Altar His special interest is golt hut Father Schleicher en1oys Watching and participating in all school sports Z f ft l if Vg, M Z t if 2 ' 6 in ying? 24 r W , t i f? 'lit' 2! ,vt ,,,,1.,? 3 ai Rev Thomasf' Sullivan Senior Problems Newman Club D1rector As res dent Ch plain at Akron Univers y Father Qullvan ha the reso nsthrlitf o directrng the actlvrties t th TXT wrnan Club He co'nes to St llarf s to teach s GJ rwte ourse Qenior suoj iintsrr A se 1 us leg tract e our ng Chr st ncas wa at o r rented Fa he Nulnxan rom c 'noletrn t yea with the pe tors ' I . , , fl , , X71 . O C . . J pf ' s.fA KA A .4 ' s, 4 - it , C C l c My o . . r - .i c i ' c c e r e . . , -A 'W 1 V X .x.f hi t Y c i c ' -- t, - 'I F. ' I J Proherns - and his -avorite 1' ect - Conirn' L . r- 'fw w --r l 4 Q -Q L .LALV 1 L 1 .- - . ' Y c i p Sf r r t r ' ll I ' '-. C f r r ir on A .hrs . A . C f r ' i C -. Rev Fr Egan Rel1q101'l I The duty of teachmq Fresh man Relrqlon IS shared by Fath er Fqan The materral that lS taught lays the tourldatron tor the more chttrcult Work ot the Sophomore luwor and Semor years Father rs an assrstarlt at St Auaustme Parrsh Our smcere thanrcs to both ot these prlests for therr servlce to our Freshman Rev. Fr. Van Burgen Rellqlon I Father Van Buraerr an asslst ant at St Peter Farrsh teaches Freshman Relrqron here at St Mary s A thorough study ot the hturalcal year and the works ot the Holy Splfll are the focal pomts ot the year s Work X1 -.JV The Faculty of the IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY Mother M Gerard Pnncrpal S1ster Mar1e Magdalen Lrhrarran S1ster M Cabrlm Sen1or Home Room 300 Physlcs Chemrstry S1ster M Iudme Sen1or Home Room 301 Enqlrsh IV Rellqlon IV Iournallsm S1ster M Dom1n1ca Typlnq I CS II Bookkeeplnq OIIICG Practrce S1ster M Kathleen Iunror Home Room 203 RGl1QlOI'1III Mechanrcal Drawlnq I ci Il Algebra I S1ster Mary Donald Iunlor Home Room 204 Student Councrl Moderator Algebra II Plane ci Solld Geometry Trrqonometry S1ster Mana Mlchaela Iunror Home Room 304 Sodalrty Moderator U S I-Irstory Senror Problems S1ster M Gervase Iunror Home Room 305 Typlnq I Shorthand I of ll Transcrrptron French I ci II S1ster Ann Gabnel Sophomore Home Room 02 Cafetena Supervlsor Advanced Foods I-lomemaklnq I-lorne Economlcs S1ster M Shella Sophomore Home Room 03 Rellqlon II Fnqlrsh III Economlcs S1ster Mane Rlta Sophomore Home Room 04 Rehqron I Enqlrsh II Choral S1ster M Flora Freshman Home Room 20l Fnqllsh I r S1ster Mane Rose Freshman Home Room 202 Rellqlon I Fnqllsh II of IV S1ster M Anthomta Freshman Home Room 205 Fnqlrsh I Broloqy Senior Home Room 303 I ' A t Lay Faculty Mr Harry Kldder Head Football Coach General Math Boys l-lealth G Phys Ed Another busy man on our teach rnq statt 1S Mr Krdder a hne coach and a capable teacher ble 1 lc pt busy erther cond trormo the team or rnstructrnq some students rn the essentrals ot rnath but rn erther ca pacrty he 1S a rnan who knows h1s busrness Many a top notch tearn has been produced here at St Mary s throuqh hls etlorts 'In N. 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Mr W1l11am Newenhe1sen Band Dlrector Musrc Theory Greqorran Chant Comrnerclal Law The St Mary Band played some trne musrc under the baton ot Mr Newenhe1sen The selectlons ranged from Jazz to classrcal and all were well done A former Ak ron Unlversrty muslc student he 1S also Well quahlred to teach rnusrc theory We were sorry to see Mr Newenhersen leave rn rnrd year but We all Wrsh hrrn good luck rn the future Mr Charles Kelly Head Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Asslstant Football Coach General SCIGUCG World Geography Boys Health and Phys Ed St Marys favorlte basketball coach baseball coach and ass1st ant football coach are all one ln the same Mr Kelly He teaches general sc1ence Phys Ed and Health on the slde Hts sp1r1t of good sportsmanshlp and enthusl asm for athletlcs has done much for the sp1r1t of the entlre school Whether on the held or ln the classroom Mr Kelly lS a Valuable man to have around V1 Mr Edward Woll Latm I ll ci lll Latln Club Moderator Sophomore Home Room O5 Our tlrst rate Latln teacher lS Mr Woll Verb comugatlons rules ot syntax and translatlons of V1rg1l arent the easlest thmgs to learn but a few of Mr Vtfoll s lnterestlng asldes from the classwork make lt gulte enloyable H1s tales of early mornlng paper delryerres ch1cken farms and v1s1ts to grandmother occaslonally brrghten the TIQOIOUS studles ot hte m 'Cld Rome' Miss Combre Girls' Health and Phys. Ed. After teaching for a year in St. Mary Grade School, Miss Combre joined the high school faculty and in this short time has established herself as a friend and advisor. Aside from her duties as girl's physical education and health instructor, she has taken over the responsibilities of G.A.A. advisor, showing further her appreciation of athletics. Her outside interests are many and varied. Basketball is a great favorite as any girl in her gym classes could tell you. She teaches a class of interpretive dance, enjoys ice skating, and the latest in modern jazz. Mr. Patrick Mannion Civics Commercial Law The newest addition to the St. Mary staff is Mr. Mannion. He handled the reins in Senior Problems quite capably and completed a successful fourth quarter with the commercial law class. A ruling hand in the peaceful domain of study hall was also a part of his daily duties. Mr. Mannion's favorite out- door sport just might be golf. We welcome an alumnus to the faculty and hope that his stay will be permanent. Mr. Klotz World History Studying about the Neanderthal man the Egyptians, or the battles of Napoleon is but a part of the World History course taught to the Sophomores this year by Mr Klotz another new faculty member Mr Klotz attended St Mary s for ten years, entered a prep school at Latrobe Pennsylvania, and spent his college years at Iohn Carroll University His extra curricular in terests include reading watching a good foot ball or basketball game or listening to record ings of classical music or marches Mrs. William McDermott Senior Problems Substituting for Father Sullivan for part of the year was Mrs. McDermott. l-ler ability to combine knowledge and friendliness added interest to the Civics classes during her stay. She enjoys reading in her spare time, especially mystery stories. Mrs. E. R. Zuendel School Secretary Performing the various secretar- ial duties is all part of a day's work for Mrs. Zuendel. Typing! filing and checking attendance are just a few. A ready smile and a cheer- ful hello greet those who have oc- casion to X 1Sil the office. School Maintenance Constant repair is needed to keep a school in good condi- tion. There is always some- thing to be fixed or replaced. Leaky water fountains are no exception. Here Mr. Kulton ponders over the problem ot what to do with a sink that in- sists on spilling Water over the floor. gi' ..-1 fc '- ' -Wt 3 v N N s' ' 'il K... A love of the great outdoors is not a necessity tor janitorial Work, but it helps a good deal when there are large yards to mow in summer and lots of snow to shovel when winter pays a visit. As Mr. Smith can tell you there's a lot more Work here than meets the eye. V' 12 vi. T 'PQ if 'T 4, 53, v Cc1nd1d Camera Around the School ,B t SENIORS . . 4 0' ff' -xx - i Sp1r1t of Counsel pl qGd gf'-'--1 May I ever choose the surest way f easin o and qcxininq Heaven. ffAN If-......... MMVQ 'MDW' As Senrors the aap between the days ot untroubled chrldhood and the unexplored avenues ot the adult World IS almost closed Graduatron IS the only step remamma The darly rnstructron and auldanoe lS over What the graduates have learned from the et forts of the1r teachers Wlll be put to a test Therr contrdence ln God and themselves wlll be tested many tlmes To the SGDIOTS lS atven the help ot the Splrrt ot Counsel to add to therr contldence May they learn to seek God s asslstance rn decrdrna rmportant matters Thls artt ot Counsel wrll help them reason what ts rtaht and Wrona and show them the way to pertectron therr eternal qoa l V Pt-tv A f . 'sa xl I 4' e A--4 -i ! ,I f Q Q e D o, ' - . we .- ,K avg yy wcv , . Won V , , V , N. W hz. t ' ,- g,, ' f5, if ..........,-- M' ' fruity. gf, A W 4 N '. I ' V l ' A ' A - . -h V ' 54, f f , . . , . , A- L President Ierome Gradisher Treasurer Roger Fillmore IEROME F. GRADISHER ll erryll Sacred Heart CBarbertonl Sodality 4, Class President 3,4, Baseball 15 Basketball l. MARY I ANE NOVITSKY Mary Iane Immaculate Conception Honor Boll l,2,3,45 Sodality l,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3, 45 Latin Club 25 Math Club 25 Blue Book 2,3,45 Blue Book Edi- tor 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 G.A.A. Treasurer 45 Sodality Play 25 Future Teachers 25 Mission Club 35 Class Treasurer 35 ,Q . Class Vice President 4. Senior Class Officers ROGER FILLMORE Rogue St. Augustine Sodality 25 Crusader 45 Student Council 35 Class Officer 1,25 Class Treasurer 45 Baseball 3,45 Cantata 45 Football 2. SANDRA LEE ASEAF rrscndyrl St. Mary Sodality l,2,3,45 Honor Boll 1,2, 3,45 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Latin Club Secretary5 Fu- ture Teachers 45 Cantata 2,45 Class Secretary 45 Harvest Queen 4. Vice President Mary Iane Novitsky Secretary Sandra Aseaf 'rs ANN M. ASSENTI Anite St. Mary Choral l,3p Sodality 3,47 Latin Club 2: Future Nurses 3,47 Stu- dent Council 3. MARY LOUISE BAUER Mary Lou St. Paul Honor Boll 1,27 Sodality l,2,3g Latin Club 27 Future Nurses 3. iff AA lg ah V if I 50 4755 . 4 f I VINCENT BAKER Vince St. Mary FRANCES M. BOCKO Fran St. Paul Honor Boll 25 Choral l,2y So- dality l,2,3p Crusader 35 Blue Book 45 Student Council lr Bowlinq 3,45 Cantata 4. T' MARY AGNES BARRETT llAggiell Annunciation Honor Roll 47 Sodality l,2,3 Blue Book 4: Future Nurses 3 Senior Class Play 4. MARTIN BONNELL IIMGHYII St. Ioseph O X 4.4 , awww, ' , if 'QQ' , kv si 4 i gh. 4 14 A 5 'W .i , life. ty, 5' 'i .. sw-rv' IOAN BREZA Ioan St. Ioseph Band l,2,3,45 Band Vice-Presi- dent 45 Sodality l5 Blue Book 4: French Club 3,45 Student Coun- cil l5 Future Nurses 45 Senior Class Play 45 Harvest Court 4. NANCY L. BREZA Nance St. Ioseph Band l,2,3,45 Sodality 15 Cru- sader 35 Blue Book 45 French Club 3,45 Future Teachers 2,35 Librarian 45 Senior Class Play 45 Harvest Court 4. KENNETH BUTKE Ken St. Peter Choral l5 Band 3,45 Sodality 45 Student Council l. IUDITH A. CAETTA ,,IudY,. St. Paul Band 35 Sodality 2,35 Cantata 3. ROSE CAETTA Rosie St. Ioseph Choral 1,35 Homecoming Court 1. ROBERT CARLISLE Bob lrnrnaculate Conception Choral l5 Cantata 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. ,rf X Uh-'rv 5 IUDITH M. CHAMPLIN uludyu St. Vincent Choral l,2,3,4. ETHEL I.. CHERMAK Ethel St Peter Honor Roll 2 3 Choral 4 Band 2 Sodallty 2 Lat1n Club 2 Fu ture Teachers 2 CATHERINE COFI-'MAN Kay St Paul Sodahty 4 Student Councll 3 WILLIAM P COX 1 St Mary Honor Roll 1 Sodahty l Stu dent Councrl 2 4 Cantata DAVID A CRISLIP Cnspy St Andrew Band 12 Latm Club 23 Latln Club Offlcer 3 Math Club 2 h ss Club 2 Cantata 4 IOAN DANNEMILLER Ioame Immaculate Concebtron Choral 3 4 Bowhnq 4 Cantata nr' Qs X 11 QI? IUDITH A. DAVIS uludy.. St. Paul Band l,2. YU'-wwf K4 RICHARD DETTLING Dick St. Bernard Choral 45 Choral President 45 Student Council 45 Football l. WILLIAM DODSON S. IOHN DORANDO Bill . Durando Kid St. Mary Band 45 Sodality 35 Chess Club howl 4, Football 1,2,3,45 Base- 3.4: Cheerleader Cetefein 3. all 2. 26 PU! BARBARA DIERKER Barb St. Martha Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Sodality 45 Crusader 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Latin Club 35 Cantata 45 Senior Class Play 4. 15 NANCY I. DOWNING Donut St. Augustine Crusader 4. I 5 VIRGINIA L. DREHER Ginny St. Peter Choral 45 Librarian 3,4. gl IOANNE EGGERT DoDo Immaculate Conception Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Latin Club 2,35 Latin Club Vice-President 35 G.A.A. 45 Class Secretary' 1,25 Cantata 4. MARY T. DREXLER ,.Mm,Y.. St. Francis de Sales Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Choral l,2,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Mission Club 3. fo- V RITA M. A. ESTAFEN Rita St. Peter Choral l,3,45 Sodality 4: Cru- sader 4: Bowlinq 4. RITA FICHTNER Rita St. loseph Honor Boll l 2. MARIE FIEDLER Mane St loseph Honor Boll 1 2 3 4 Choral 4 Blue Book 4 Sodalxly l2 Stu dent Councrl 4 Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 N H S Secretary 4 Lahn Club 2 Math Club 2 3 Mu Alpha Theta 4 GAA 234 G A A Presrdent 4 lunlor Booster l Sodallty Play 2 Mlkado 4 PAUL A FIRTH Paul St Mary Choral l 3 4 Sodalxty l Foot ball 1234 A11C1ty Team 4 AllD1ocese Team 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 AllC1ty Team 3 4 All Drocese Team 3 4 AllD1stnct 4 All State Honorable Mennon 4 Basel all l 2 3 ROSE MARY FITZGERALD ltz St Patnck CKenll Choral 4 Crusader 4 Canlala 4 Senxor Class Play 4 RUTH MARIE FLEMING Ruthle lrnrnaculale Concephon Choral 3 4 HOWARD T FLINN Tim Immaculate Conceohon Football 3 4 S 'nor Class Play 28 R x Nl 14' 41-1 .ing Lies? ff' 51 , ' K QUE ,V ., . ,. Q- . .. . . - V , , f , 1 cf' 1 1 I - , , 7 . . . 5 J, j . . . , , I . . , , : 1 - I , , , 1 - 1 I 3- - 2 '99 , , , I - , 1 - v v 1 ' ' ' as Biff 1 , , . 1 ,,,, rf L- 1 ' J HF: ll , , , . any 51 I We - A fp1,, f fm I1 . ll 1? ' 3 f u . u WI, asv' , I g . . Q ' X Q , , -. A E ni fi-Hs. 455 9 'Y' MARY C FORMAN Mary St Paul Honor Roll 2 3 4 Choral 2 3 S dahty l 2 3 4 Sodalxty Secre tary 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Chess Club l Sen1or Class Play 4 Cantata 4 NOREEN FOX FOXIG St Paul Sodahty l IEANNETTE E FRANK Iess1ca St AUQUSl1H9 Choral 4 Sodalxty 4 Homecom ma Attendant 3 Senlor Class Play 4 ROSE MARIE GARGANO Rose St Paul Honor Roll l 2 Sodahty 1 2 Blue Book 4 Lat1n Club 2 Fu ture Teachers 2 Future Nurses MARY C GAULT Mary St. Peter Sodality 4' Crusader 4' French Club 4' Future Teachers 3. ANNA GAUSMAN Shirley St. Ioseph Honor Roll l,2. 29 Y 1 , .Q 141+ 1r,zigg,l, Z gb 1 1, -1, -'v4'i 'f 1 V , 1 , 1 4' , 1, FM' f w-v---- ,XJ WALTER GOLOWIC Walt Annuncratron Football l 3 4 Baseball l 3 4 Cantata 4 ego, 1 ' J lr V I - , 1 1 9 Ml W., 1 Q PHILIPK GORDON P111 St Auqustrne Honor Roll l234 Sodalrty l Crusader 34 Student Councll 1 Lattn Club l 2 3 Greek Club Am Qu- ANN GRISMER DONNA HALEY Ann Donna St Martha Annunc1at1on Choral 4 French Club 3 lunror Choral l 2 3 4 Booster l 30 'fly' PTS CHARLES F GREGG Charhe St Paul Honor Roll 34 Choral l3 So daltty l 2 3 4 French Club Latrn Club 2 Cantata 1 4 Greek lub 3 French Club Secretary 4 French Club Treasurer 4 Fu ture Teachers V P 3 F T A Cor resoondrnq Secretary 4 :YN SUSANN M HAMMER Sue St Andrew the Apostle Choral 3 ':.,, ' - Sa. I ' .I L4 F f , -' 1 11 vw 5, 1 , J 3 - 15 Ml ..g If 1 ' I u u u -111 ,, , ,, 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I , I , 1 - - 1 2 1 1 1 : 314: I 1 1 I I 1 I fx' 3. C , I I ' . . 7 . . . - 1,47 ,..-1 W K I '. 1 7 Q at . 'J' far' K , f 1 Q- 1 1 1 1 ' I ' .1 N 4, . n n n u n n I I 1 1 1 - . iw I I0 ANN C HAMRIC St Paul Choral 4 Blue Book 4 M EILEEN HEGARTY Hedqxe St Auqustme Honor Roll 2 Sodahty 14 French Club 3 4 ANNE M HEISSER Anme St Peter Choral 3 4 Sodalrty 4 ,Q '3 ,fl ,v'N,,P MARY ANN HENLEY PATRICK M HERRITY Mary Ann cz Si AUQUSTIHQ St Augustme Choral 4 Sodahty 34 GAA Horror Roll 1234 Sodalrty 1 4 Future Nurses34 Crusader Co Echtor 4 Latm Club 234 Bowhrrq 4 Greek lub 3 EVELYN HICKMAN Evxe St Mary Choral 2 3 4 w, 6 in-4, 1 3 21 Ai I 'H -4 -41 I H1811 . ll I ll ll . I ll I ,r T j rf' 3 I 3 4 , ' A Q Q x yin L. , , ' .9 ll ll IIP ill ll I ll it w 495 M. ,, HARRIETTE HONE Harriette St. Augustine Honor Roll 25 Choral 47 Sodality lg Student Council lg G.A.A. 3,4. IOHN S. HORNACEK lack SS. Cyril CS Methodius Bowling 4- Cantata 4. ANN T HORNING Ann Immaculate Heart ot Mary Honor Roll 134 Sodahty 14 French Club 3 4 Cantata 4 Na tional Honor Society 4 IEAN HOUCK Honkcx St Augustine Honor Boll l Choral 4 Sodahty l 4 Latin Club 2 Bowling 4 DONNA I HUART DoDo St Paul MARY ANN HUCTWITH Mary Ann St Paul Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Choral 4 Sodality l 2 Blue Book 1 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 GAA 2 Future Nurses 4 Senior Class Play 4 4 H ,S -VW -,ul 8 S. 9 ,ft 'HO-K Choral 45 Sodality 25 Bowling 4. 5 'VO' K' 55 'W' uf- 3' ' ry' 1 rw f i ,,A' ' 55 MY Q51-, I ,X Q lu- ft les Q- ? WILLIAM I. HODSON Bi1l St. Martha Honor Boll 35 Sodality l,25 Stu- dent Council 25 Class Officer l5 Bowling 3,45 Football l,,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Cantata 4. BERNADETTE IAKUBIAK Bernie St. Auqustine Honor Boll l,2,3,45 Choral 2,3,45 Sodality l,2,3,45 Sodality Vice- Prefect 45 National Honor So- ciety 2,3,45 N.H.S. Becordinq Secretary 45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Latin Club Consul 45 Mission Club 3. DANIEL F. HYNES llDanll St. Mary Honor Boll l,2,3,45 Sodality 15 Crusader 45 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 2,3,45 N.H.S. Treasurer 45 Latin Club 2,35 Math Club 25 Mu Alpha Theta 45 Chess Club 25 Iunior Booster lg Bowlinq 45 Cantata 45 Latin Club President 3. THOMAS R. IANKOWSKI .,Tom., St. Peter Choral 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Mikado 4. ALICE A. INGERSOLL Shirley St. Iosepn Honor Boll l. ELLEN IENNY Red St. Augustine Choral 3,45 Future Nurses 3. rt-luv' gr I if' - W J' 9' ,fi-1 'K Q - - 'i .7 My Wea! Fm yiilfm fu- I ANET M IORDAN Ianet St Mary Honor Roll 4 Choral 3 4 Sodal 1ty l 2 3 4 Bowlrna 4 Cantata 2 3 4 Senlor Class Play 4 RAYMOND I KAREE Ray St Hedwra Sodallty 3 4 Crusader 4 Bowl ma 3 4 Cantata 3 4 an-MQ 492: RICHARD P IURKIEWICZ Dlck Annunclatlon Football 2 3 4 Basketball I CAROLYN KEENAN Lynn St Paul North Car-ton Choral 3 Sodahty l 2 -exif, ff? PAUL IURSIK Paul Immaculate Conceptron Sodalrty l Football l DANIEL I KEENAN Dan St Auaustrne Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Choral 4 So dalrty 1 Student Councrl 34 Natronal Honor Socret, 3 4 N H S Presldent 4, Latrn Club 3 Bowlrna 4, Cantata 4, M1kado' 4 .Q uf ws:-r' 'Q' fl' I x . ' ' ' , J 1 ul If I 4.1 4 - 1 l .,' . ,A ,, , M , 1. 1 fl 7f.1.4. - 4 , V , , 5 ' I lk, 1 ' -V 1 'F fp , V, 11' 1 1 Q - , A . 7 uf g 7 3 . , Q x , V 1 A I . . ll ll ll I ll ll ll I 1 I ' 1 1 I - I - 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 - . . ll ll ll ll ll ll . . , . . 1 I I ' 7 1 . 1 1 1 I I ' 1 I 1 - I 1 ' ' xr f 1 1 PATRICIA A KEENAN cr St Paul North Canton Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Sodalrty l 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Latrn Club 2 GAA 2 34 Mrs SIOH Club 3 GA A Vrce Presr dent 3 lr Representatrve TB Board 3 4 LORETTA A KING Lolly Annunclatron Honor Roll l S 'C' as MERCEDES KENNA ue St Bernard Choral l 2 IOAN H KONDIK Iocrme SS Cyrrl G Methodxus Choral l Sodalrty 4 Latrn Club 2 4 Future Nurses 4 HELLINE KENNEDY Helhne St Peter Choral 234 Band 2 Sodalrty 24 Llbrarran l Bowllnq 4 Cantata 2 IAMES F KRAMER xm St Auqustlne Honor Roll 2 Sodallty 2 3 Math Club 2 Cantata 4 Crusader Ed 1tor 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 2 3 N H S Treasurer 3 Student Councll 234 Student Councll Vtce Presrdent 3 Student Coun crl Presrdent 4 Area Student Councrl 3 4 Area Student Coun Cll Treasurer 4 4.1! ' 'Nu-s QL , 2 , I , 1 . M. up tu us u H . U 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 . 1 1 : 7 ' 1 I 1 7 I I I - - - 111 ' . 5 . . . - - I . . . , , ll ll ll I ll III- ll . I I I 1 I 1 7 - I I ' I , 1 . . . Q 1 1 I - I - I 1 I ' If ' Q 11 Lg' if J' sa . 5 Q ff: , ' 1' -' 1 1' 'Or '99-5. rl LOUISE A KREITZ Loulse St Peter IUDITH A KULTON Iud1e SS Cyrll CS Methodrus Band 34 Sodahty 3 Future Nurses 34 MARK S LEADING Mark St Peter Choral l 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Mrlcado 4 MARY LIGAS Mary SS Cyrrl G Methodms Latln Club 2 3 Future Nurses 3 Mrssron Club 4 Bowlmq 4 GERALD R. LOGSDON Lanky Rank St Mary SOdGl1fY 1 4 Latln Club 2 Class Pres1dent 2 Football 1 Basket ba 1234 Al1C1ty 4 All Tournament 4 All DIOCSSQ 4 Cantata 4 NORA I LYONS Cougar St Matthews Honor Roll l Choral 1 vodahty 1 3 4 Crusader l 4 9--4 530 -ff' A-nlmtmx Qhpai Q -vv iii' ,,, Q 'K' EW, ' n If ' f 'C' Y YVONNE N. MAAG Yvonne St. Augustine Honor Boll 25 Choral 2,45 French Club 3,45 Bowling 45 Mikado 4. ROSE ANN MALLARDI Rosie Annunciation Choral l,25 Sodality 15 Librar- ian 4. DIANE M. MARSHALL Diane St. Ioseph Honor Boll 2,45 Sodality 1,3545 Latin Club 25 Future Teachers 2,3. PATRICIA M. MARTELL llpatll Immaculate Heart of Mary Honor Boll l,2,3,45 Sodality l,45 Latin Club 25 lunior Booster 15 Class Secretary 1,25 National Honor Society 4. THOMAS MATTINGLY Stick St. Augustine Crusader 4. BARBARA A. MAURER nBarbn St. Augustine Choral 3,45 Sodality 45 Bowling 4, Y ix U25 I ev 2 ii My 'Fix 'Y - in Conv' but DAVID MAZEY Dave St Auqustme Latln Club 2 Honor Boll l 2 ANTHONY MICOZZI Tony St Vrncent Sodahty l,3,4, Sodaltty Prefect 4, Lattn Club 4, Bowllnq 3, Foot ball l, Basketball 2,3, Buckeye Boys' State 3, Iunror Botanan 4 38 1'-ff-L IOAN P MEECH on1 Immaculate Heart of Mary Honor Boll l 2 3 4 Sodahty 1 3 4 French Club 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Latm Club 2 French Club Presrdent 4 THOMAS A. MILLER Tom St Ioseph Latrn Club 2, Basketball Man aqer 2 up Q1 GAILP MEYER Myers St Auqustme Choral 1 2 3 4 Sodahty Va ntrne Queen 3 KATHLEEN MILLS Kath1 St Sebastran Honor Boll l, Choral 4, Sodahty l,4, Blue Book l, Student Coun ctl l,2,3, Lattn Club 2, M1kado 4 ,I him ,A . N 5 . A - ,A I' ' ' fy ,I S an , V ,wi ,gg ,, A Ig 'itll P Wi' v., 7 ,. .A p I, ki ' w ji ' ll . ll .. .. ,. .., I V l , . - , , , 1 ' li l- , , - , , , , I , , 3 . . I it Cl it ,Q I I V, , . l 5 if . ' -1- LORETTA MOLLICA ou St Mary l-lonor Roll l 2 3 4 Choral 12 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Blue Book 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Hornecommq Queen 4 Bowlrnq 3 Student Counctl 34 Area Student Counc1l 4 Student Councll 'Treasurer 3 Student Councll Secretary 4 G AA Secretary 3 Sodahty Play 2 M1kado 4 'xz: 'f dj' M EILEEN O BRYAN Exleen St Auqustme Choral 3 4 Sodaltty l 3 4 'Q 'AT 5-:rv ' lf' 1 wpsurf MARYANN MUSHINSKI Maryann St Iohn Bapt1st Honor Roll 12 Choral 13 So dahty 1 ll-XNET OSER Osre St Auqustrn , K1 ,. . ELMER NEITZ Curly St Auqustrne fff A CHARLOTTE OTT Charlotte St Franc s d S Cnoral 2 French Club 3 4 Stu C oral 4 Future Nur 3 dent Councxl 3 4 Honfecormnq Attendant 24 Senror Class Play4 9 U - 1 , Q 'E '-O ' W ' A .N V 1 N f 1 11L 11 ll ll ll ll 1 1 1 I 1 1 - . I 1 1 1 I I I I I I - 1 1 - , - - 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I -1 I , . . . 1 11 . 11 1 . 9 . 1 , .' -4' QQ ' w 'FQ' , - I , Fir 1 ' I 11 . 11 11 . 11 11 11 ' ' : u- . 1 . 9 . 1 9 31:5 . 1 . 1 : 1 1 . . : 1 1 - 2 1 ses 14. 1 I 1 1 1 HILDEGARDE PAITZ Hllda lmn aculate Heart of Mary Choral 3 CAROLINE PAPARELLA Carol St B rnard Honor Boll l 2 Choral 24 So dahty l 2 Blu Book 2 3 4 Stu dont Councrl 2 Nahonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Latrn Club 2 GA A 2 3 GAA Secretary 2 lun ror Booster l Class Secretary l Sno Ball Queen 3 Bowllnq 3 Cantata l Semor Class Play 4 ROSE PAPP Rosle St Paul Honor Boll 1 2 4 Sodahty l 2 3 4 Crusader 3 Natronal Honor SOC19lY 3 Latln Club 3 Mu Al pha Theta 4 GAA 234 Fu ture Teachers 4 Chess Club 2 3 4 Bowlrnq 4 IAMES PAPPAS 1m St Mary Choral l 3 Football l 2 3 4 KATHLEEN PAYNE Kathle St Martha Choral l,2,3,4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Future Nurses Presldent 4 JEAN M. PEPE I eanne St loseplr Choral 3 40 QU' Y' if Vind Qu.-Suns 'iv . Wt? E-...1 hp' qv--'r 11 . 11 1 1 , 'xi 11 11 Q. - ' '51 V 1 1 1 I ' 1,,. x . 1 -1 . 1, . - - , 4 1 1 1 if 1 1 1 ff 1 ' 1 4 1 FY 1 - 1 7 - A ' 1 ' - l . 1, ' f 1 1 f ' I I ' , . 11 . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 2 - 1 - 1 1 J - M I 11 1 1 ' 'A A hi 1 up ' ' f ' ..,, 4' - gggfwk 7?-inrw If J, 111-. 11 ff 11 1 I 1 1 1 - 4 1. , ., 1 11 . 11 'E' vp' f 'Wk 400' 'WNV' 1-s. liiffgx F ,Silica MARY LEE PFEIL Mary St Mary oral 3 4 Sodallty 3 4 KATHRYN A PFROMM Kathy St los ph Soaalxty l G AA 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 Cantata 4 R LTNDA PODOBNIK Lynn St lohn the Baptlst Honor Roll l 2 Choral l '7 3 4 Sodalrty l Class Secretary 2 3 DONNA M POSEY Donna S1 Paul Band l2 Sodahty 12 Chess Club 2 3 ROSE RACH Rosie St. Mary Mission Club 4. IOANNE RAUCKHORST Iocmne lnvnaculat, Conception ll l 2 4 Sodality l 2 4 Honor R ' ' - Bl Bo k oodallty Play 2 ue 4- Laiin Club 2' Future Teach ,rs 23' Miss' n Club 4' Sen or Class Play 4- National Honor Socieiy 4. MARTHA E RAY Max St Mary Choral l 2 3 4 REGINA M ROE Gmc: St Francrsd Sales and 12 Sodahty l2 Crusacl r 4- Blue Book 2,3,4, Future eachers 3 :VFW 'Mm fh 'E' wk IRENE REHMANN Henle St Bernard Choral 3 bodalrty l Bowlrnq 4 NANCY ROSSI udy lmrnaculate Conceptron Choral l2 Soclahty 1 Future Teachers 4 Senror Class Play 4 1' SYLVIAI RHODES SYIVICI St Ioseph Sodalrty l3 French Club Latrn Club 2 Cantata 4 HELEN ST IOHN Helen St George Honor Boll 2 34 Band 2 34 Crusader 4 Latrn Club 2 3 Math Club 2 Mu Alpha Theta 4 Future Teachers 4 Band Treasurer 4 Senror Class Play 'Cf ' I 11 11 11 . 11 11 . 11 N . 1 . A I I - 1 1 - 1 1 1 . ' . 11 . 11 ,,I ,, ,, H . ' e ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 I - 1 1 I 1 I .V 1, A X1 X fc, oil? V ' 'bs 0. f , - A 'Q .-' . , 13 pf? EMESE M SAIO Emese Holy TI'11'11lY Mu Alpha Theta 4 Nat1or1al Honor SOC19lY 4 A DARLENE SEIFERT Dar St Auqustme Choral 23 Sodahty l4 Future Nurses 4 1...- 121137 MARY A SCHAFER Molly Armunclatlorl Choral 1 2 3 4 Llbrarlan ROBERT SHORDER Bob Immaculate Conceptlon Choral l 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 4 Cantata 4 'W' ,ggi i 4 IAMES SCHERER 1m St Mary Sodahty 3 Bowlmq 4 Football DANIEL SICA Danny St Mary Choral 34 Class VICSPIGSI dent 3 Football l . . I , , , : 3,4. 1 , . ll ll ll Il ll ll , : , : , , , : , , , , 1 - - .13 - 1' F l ' A X 1 fb - Ft be W- tv-.Q Q A . we-fn my r-M QQ THOMAS SNYDER Tom St Mary Choral 4 Football l Baseball 234 BARBARA A. STERLING Barb St lohn Honor Boll 2, Choral l,2,3, So dalrty l, Future Teachers 3,4, FTA Secretary 4 44 an wi if my bk IOSEPHC SPEAKS IR oe St Martha Honor Boll l Student Councrl 3 Bowlrnq 3 Area Student Counc1l34 A S C Pres1dent4 Cantata 4 MARYANNE STYER Maryanne St Paul Choral l,2, Sodalrty l,2,3,4, Blue Book 4, Latrn Club 2, Fu ture Nurses 3,4, M1ss1on Club 4, Cantata 4, Sodalrty Play 3, Sen tor Play 4 Y K9 'H-no-' QT THOMAS I SPIDLE Tom Immaculate Concephon Honor Boll 4 Blue Book 4 Foot ball l Cantata 4 DIANNA TOMAS Cochise St Iohn Honor Boll l,2,3,4, Sodalrty 4, Crusader 4, Blue Book 4, Stu dent Councrl 4, Natlonal Honor Socrety 2,3,4, N H S Vrce Presr dent 4, Latrn Club 2,3,4, Latln Club Treasurer 3, Latln Club Secretary 4, GAA 3,4, GAA Secretary 4, Future Teachers 2, 3,4, FTA Treasurer 3, FTA Presrdent 4, Cantata 4, Valen trne Queen 4 ,, 40 , . . 7 l'faQx , y T Q ,M L, A M , , 1 N .fx f V., G , 'lf 'ch z 'U ' my , L.: 21 K l I 1 an ' . .f 11. 7 Lf H Q Y ,,,, ,,. y r y, 2 , ,, , M M f fl' H , Q ,T , QF 'Ti 35? 'V . .5 F' A Q ,.,,.. , I : 1 : ' : 7 - , , - 1 I 1 . AGNES TONHAUSER Agnes St Bernard Honor Roll l 2 Choral 3 RITA URBAN Rua Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Clnoral l 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Mu Alpha Theta 4 M1ss1on Club 34 Bowllnq 4 Mlsslon Club Pres1clent4 Mrkado 4 A an 12115 DANIEL I TURNER RICHARD ULRICH Dan D1ck St Iohn Annuncratron Honor Roll 14 Sodallty 3 Choral 34 Football l234 HAROLDI WALSH CLARA E WATSON Harry Clara Sl AUQUSUHQ St loseph Honor Roll 234 Cnoral 234 Sodalrty 3 Crusad r 4 Lau Club 3 Bowlrnq 4 Greek Club 45 1 Q X 3 , ? , . , M A 14- R is Q, M' 3 A l 5 I I l Chess Club 37 Cheerleader 3. I Baseball Basketballl2l. I I mn dl-'M IOHN WEIGAND ohn St Auqu tme Honor Roll l 2 3 Ncmoncrl l-lon or Socle-ty 4 Lalm Club 3 Mu Aly lm Them 4 Bowlmq 4 Bas lc tbnll 3 Ccmtcrtfr 4 lumor Ro imma 4 Egan 4.-4-MV CHARLOTTE I WEINMAN Char ST. los,pl1 THOMAS WIANT Tom St. Augustine MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 8 lO Reverlle Your attentlon please Stster Cabrlm s army surplus physrcs lab Fastest bomb French s swttt Packard Students walk to school A T C ralses fares Send loe to the Sno Ball campatgn spon sored by loe Speaks and trlend S cret Amb1t1on of the Senlor class stall elevators A ham w1th a sword Mark KoKo Leadlng Who s the wlse guy that leaves gloves on the ra d1ator to dry and comes to school the next day w1th frozen hands? Th1s year s Academy Award to Srster ludme for eXh1b1t1ons above and beyond the call ot duty Father Boymer s favor 1te group the l-lottentots Best game of the year Faculty vs Sen1ors Drd you apply for a Scholarshlp t1on Mr Woll s latest Dld you walk today or d1d you carry your lunch? Prom theme changed to Island rn the Sun Wouldnt you l1ke to buy a chance on a slrghtly used pocket watch? The hand shake IS bantshed Sen1ors frnd new way to congratulate Most talked about per sonalrty Myrtle lusttce Cateterra blues Wont someone please buy another hot dog? Battle of the year Phtl Gordon vs Srster Iudme Words ott repeated The tollowlng rooms have not handed rn thelr sales tax stamp percentages Prom tragedy Speaks loses cumberbund LOST one palr of extra large blue sat1n lap anese pants Owner Mark Leadtng The Brg Three Sentor Crvrcs Teachers Srster Mlchaela addresses Ctvlcs Class Sen1ors? Words echotng gently through the halls Get to your class' Clear the halls' Dou ble catastrophe Regulred TWO term papers Ouletest class of the year French ll Secret weapon Stster Mrchaela whrsper campargn Week of per1l Tonto loose 1n St Mary s Ouestron ot the year Does anyone have a free study perrod to day? That Ozone smell B Goodrlch Extra currrcular act1v1t1e St Martha s Youth Center Wet test Nrght of the year Graduatton Summer speclal warm water dnnk mg fountalns Fnghttul odor eman ates from radrator rn lournallsm Class Srster asks Who IS responslble for that smell? Stgn ofSpr1ng out of unrform unrforms Sp1r1t of St Vs hung from backboard F1ne SENIOR CHEERLEADERS lead rally Age old story Th1s w1ll be a very slmple test Ether Eye Shorder NICK NAMES Cochlse Betty Barrel Snttch Rogue Pole Prg Socks Cougar French Camel Burrhead Humph Mouse St1ck the two RB s Ray Rat Skrnny Elephant that walks l1ke a duck Dodo Graduate s Prayer My days rn school are over God and now l go my way To make my fortune rn the world accordmg to my clay I have acgurred knowledge from the books that I have read And from my many teachers And the wrsdom they have satd But l am fully consc1ous God that thrs IS Just the s art And there IS much that only t me and ltvlng can rnpart And that rs why l fold my hands and ay thts prayer to You To help me solve my problems and to e my stuggles tnrough l need Your strength and gurdance and Yo .xr everlasttng grace To meet the many troubles and th tnals I must fa e : I JI 1 ll ' - I ' - I . I . e- 1 ull 1 1 u A ' ' ' - in- - - I YET? F- Sister Cgbrmifs favorite ques- Tunlng forks mvade Reltgron Class.. . . . . . . - 2 ' , , ' , I . A S . A A , S 9 l . UNDERCLASSMEN Sp1r1t of Wlsdom May I desplse the perlshcrble thlnqs of th1s world and asplre only after thmqs that are eternal . X H N X 5 My F12 Y Hlah school years are torrnatlve years To the Freshmen 1t 1S a new adventure They are not sure what to expect and not sure what lS expected ot them lt IS a year ot exploratlon and d1s covery The Sophomore year brmqs a real1zat1on ot the room tor advancement and the need for a sound Cathohc educat1on rn thrs modern world As lunrors det1n1te responsrbllrtres become an mtearal part of the school day They accept these responsr brhtres wrth the future rn mrnd seelna the day when as Senrors each wrll take hrs d1ploma rn hand to tace an adult world To all underclassmen IS QIVQH the help of the Splfll otW1sdom that they may develop the proper sense ot values that they may see hea ven as therr true home and thelr earthly hte only as a pllqrrmaae at Whose end they Wlll corne face to face Wrth the1r Heavenly Father lass of 1959 1 5 6 3 'S E552 56263 ages. I .-Qlfla, 5 u m E 153 E ow mm 00 39. 'llll-1'-Im D-In-up-I www E 32 Sa Gas? 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BOW 3: lim Bracclo, Bob Ashelman, lohn Bird, Iohn Kostr, ltrn Kor- osa, Vincent Kernan, and Glenn loseph. f-if ' ,Gif Q ,Le ' wwf :L I QI 'f 1 , ...- 2 ,,..,,, . 5 I L Pfxi., , - Y . ill 'Lt Yi' fl 0 . l K- nie pf-'.u A-45. t,',l:'f s '- 6 fm .Q a cn Harry Von 65 3 O cr: S s-4 IPYU Q .L 'Q 5 .- ,-. O U CD ': Q B cm M. GJ JI U C ED -15 O rn E oi uf 3 o .1 o il : o Z d O 2 Q C1 .-4 H 3 ,-. E :v L-4 o C11 o 5-4 o 12 L-4 o an .-1 3 0 fn: W l: lenny Sniitl , Wilda Wilson, Betty Zirnniernian, Barbara litsky, Virginia Abell Kaye Borden, lda Buzzelli, and Pat McGuire. lolin, Donna Brandt, Elaine Tlionias, Louise Slcuban, Carol Bell, ROW 3: lane Dawson, Pat Alexander, Mary Dierker, Anqela Gere B O.. frm S r 5 ii A , ' 1 M V 1' V N q 4 I f V W lW'2z.L-F ,. . 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Sp1r1t of Knowledge May I know God and know myself and grow perfect 1n the sclence of the scunts n 've- JI eff. f I If' ef NW Iliff 79 , x J I ,f A I f A 'Mg 5 sr Q f I A Rx 4 1 f I n f , , ' A I J' 5, If , 1 1 I I Q' ' I 35,1 f ur 4 K I fi 41' 1 I 'fx X 'igfjf e ' .1 I Q Relrglon 1S the toundatlon of a Cathohc educatron Our Re l1g1on leads us along the path to our eternal goal Chr1st1an doc tr1ne teaches us the value of suttermg and sacrltlce lt presents to us our true purpose To all who seek heaven 1S g1ven ln abun dance the help of the Splut of Knowledge Knowledge enables us to understand Chrrstlan doctrlne and all that we need to know 1n order to atta1n the krngdorn ot heaven It makes us acguamted w1th our obl1gat1on to God to ourselves and to our fellowrnan Thls gltt of knowledge po1nts out to us the thlngs that lead us to God and those whlch draw us from Hlrn . . 1 . Garbed 1n blue gowns for the f1rst tlme H1lde-qarde Pa1tz Kathy Pfrornrn Rose Mane Garqano and Carolyn Keenan place thelr offennqs of whne carncmons at the fee? of the Blessed V1rq1n Semor Ded1cat1on Lrossbearer Rolland Kuhne flanked by acolytes Tom Cooney and Frank Mo nago slowly leads the process1on of Sen1ors to Our Lady s altar The senous ness and solernnlty of the occas1on 1S seen 1n the faces of Ken Butke Roger F111 more V1nce Baker and Harry Walsh As Ianet Iordan's father plays an inspiring processional march IoAnn Harnric Harriette Hone Rose Ann Maiiardi Rita Fichtner Mary Liqas Patricia Martell and Nancy Breza wait to honor Mary with their flowers. to Mary on December 8 Tony Micozzi and Ray Karee present their offer Yvonne Maag Ioan Breza Dianna Tomas and ings to Our Lady Linda Podobnik pause at the entrance to the Sanctuary 09 gwfjk --H N n gale 4 i V 4-My I ,. V I I . I 1 I -swf J X , ' . ',f-1' ' nw! . v ' 7 f 1 i N ,,...,.....,-- ...- t , R lx it , ?+ . - I 4, MW., ,.,., ,, I Q, it ' it ' lfifw 5 ' Q, i V - U - ' ' f in .lit- Senior W., W 1. ' 1. g 1' 'X- -' x' 4 I. l I, I jo, .4 'lhp-X in Y Ring ,A Ceremony Anxiously awaiting the great moment when they will have their rings are senior girls Mary Lee Pfeil, Iudy Charnplin, Rose Qt! Papp, Mary Forman, Rita Ficht- ner, and Mary Gault Cupper rightl. Full fledged Seniors at last! lim Pappas, Dave Crislip, Paul Firth, and Torn lankowski are admiring their long-awaited rings. While Monsignor Price places the blessed ring on Walt Golo- wic's finger, Paul Iursik, Ierry Gradisher, and Mark Leading look on. In his talk to the Seniors, Monsignor said that the rings are sacramentals and should always be treasured. Student's Retreat This year as in previous years, our annual retreat was an outstanding event. Father Russell Gavin of the Infant of Prague Monas- tery served as retreat master. He covered all the important matters concerning faith and morals that We as teenagers should under- stand. As a Whole, it seemed to be a success, and a positive move toward the betterment of St. Mary's students. 1858 Lourdes Centenary 1958 as I Q Mary conceived without sin, cease not, we beseech thee, to em- brace us with the warmth of thy ma- ternal love. For a hundred years thou hast called to Lourdes men of every race, nation and walk of life that they might find there, through thy powerful intercession, a renewal of spiritual health and a cure, too, of their bodily ills whenever thy Di- vine Son judges it expedient for the salvation of souls. May we feel ever more deeply the tenderness of thy love in this Centenary Year of thy Apparitions. Take pity, O lmmaculate Virgin, on all the distress and weakness of mankind. Grant that through prayer and penance, on which thou hast been so insistent, this world may find anew that love of Christ and obedi- ence to His law, which, uniting the children of all nations and the na- tions themselves in one bond of bro- therly love, will banish from every heart the anguish which oppresses us and so allow true peace to reign at last over this earth. Thus may all mankind with one and the same joy- ous heart sing the praises of thy lm- maculate Conception. 65 t if ff? - ., zz wil' s I-fl--Us-. P Seniors present, Song of x L Bernadette L X' 5 Hail Full of Grace . . . Tony Micozzi, as the Angel Gabriel, speaks these words to the Blessed Virgin, portrayed by Mary Forman, as they re- create the scene of the Annunciation. At the finale, all the characters were pres- ent to honor Our Lady. Q Anxiously awartmq then cues are Ianet Iordan Mary Agnes Barrett and Nancy Breza 08,919 11 If ' x T if ,l.' loanne Eggert, Nora Lyons, Rosalie Feister, Dianna Tomas, and Mary Lee Pfeil prepare for their last May Crown- ing as high school students. As the school year draws to a close, the students of St. Mary's pay special tribute to Mary, their Queen and Patroness. On Fri- day, May 30, the students, enter- ed the Church in formal proces- sion for the Annual May Crown- ing. May Crowning Dick Dettling, Bob Shorder, Roger Fillmore, Tim Flinn, Danny Hynes, and Dick lurkiewicz calmly march in procession toward the Church. Hymns are sung, a rosary is said, and a talk on the meaning of devotion to Mary is given. As a fitting climax, Mary is crowned by the Sodality pre- fect in attendance of the other officers. Those students who have been accept- ed for membership in the Sodality, kneel at the communion rail to receive their blessed Sodality medals after making a temporary act of consecra- tion. A crcwnbearer and two attendants, all dressed in pink, lead the procession to the shrine for the crowning. Queen of Angels . . . . Queen of Men 'sk Sodality officers, Bernadette IakubiakfVice-Pretect, Mary Forrnanee Secretary, and Charles GreqqeConsul watch as Pretect Tony Micozzi crowns Our Lady. loe Lieberth, Ann Assenti, Mary Agnes Barrett, Mary Ann Henley, Rose Papp, Ioanne Rauckhorst, Maryanne Styer, Mary lane Novitsky, Eileen OBryan, and Mike Gaffney receive the Sodality medals from Monsignor Price. ,.x R E C E P T O N CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES . . . IW' 4 NX Q: Q O ao 'U Que' Fruits oi the Holy Sp1r1t y l d t t thq C CJ 0 J I 9' ' Y -f I E, 0 U I X L9 Q! S as L Q9 Lay open our minds to Thy wisdom that what we learn of human in ma ea us o he divine. T! ' 1 93 To have a book IS not to possess knowledge A book lS a tool to knowledge that must be used 1n order to produce results The m1nd must ab orb and understand what 1S 1n the book Th1s pro cess 1S repeated several t1mes 1n the course of an ordlnary school day, and there are few, 1f any, students who look forward to each class wrth the same 1nterest and enthuslasm Each student has d1st1nct l1kes and d1Sl1keS for sub1ect matter, but he also has the duty to use h1s ab1l1ty to the utmost 1n each and every class, no matter how l1ttle 1t 1nterests h1m To a1d students 1n the1r pursult of knowledge 1S the help of the Twelve Fru1ts of the Holy Spirlt May th1s mult1ple g1ft enable them to successfully fulf1ll the1r vocation as students. Freshman Home - Ec. X Nr -v 1' What do we do with all this? asks Sandy Peters as Pris- cilla Smith, ludy Pierce, and Kathy Mollica add to the con- fusion. 'Too many cooks spoil the brothl' Mary Neff watches as Donna Brandt and Roberta Rogers whip up a delightful dish. A course in Home Bc. also includes a good deal of book work as Della Brock, Margaret Brown, Sydney Ayotte, Sheila Campbell, and Margaret Clark demonstrate. Tn r is notlind l k o for y rrinuie period i p ond qiiet of o study hall. Morrilyn Siernosko ond leon Lynn ore just two of the rnony students who utilize school library Freshman Gym Class Pot Sekel ond Pot Alexander do Cx shoulder mount for Miss Cornbre ond loonne Warner. Mary Die-rker tokes CI look ot the world from the bottom side. -rang qt psnww 'N Freshman artist Mary Neff, displays the fanci- ful snowman she has painted on a grade school 1 door. Madonna, child, and angels are the subject of Senior Paul Iursik's creative Work. A snowman is also the subject of Freshman Kathy Lewis's Christmas painting. Christmas Art PEPP' 'ffwr' f r' t -' .. , ...-...Q--W The venetian blind of the Home EC. door serves as a background for the simple lines of Wyn Greene's madonna and child. lohn Doshak pencils in lines with the aid of a T square. YW .45 Q 'QU Qtr L1 mf' 'KN Glenn Saunier is deeply engrossed in his work. Sue Shannon finds amusement in her neiqhbor's project. Ted Kraft takes a 'pause that refreshes 1 Draftsmen Intent upon their Work are loe Shurnaker and Iohn Reqallis. M3923 -Pf. Q This proiect states a basic funda- Lgpzvm. Three qradeschoolers find the mathematics projects at the an- nual exhibit very amusing. Tom Cooney and his Iapanese counter, a centuries old counting method. This case history of ernbalminq, by Rose PCIIDD, was something unique in the line of projects. f 0 1 , ' x. ts i l 'X K Mary Forman displays a project ex- plaining the artificial curling process ot permanents. Dave O'Neil, Bill Yoho, lohn Dourlet and lohn Doshak work as a unit to per torm an experiment in chemistry class. I 'ZEB- ' , - .v m gg. .sf fin' Two original biology projects at the high school ex- hibit were a study ot the human eye and a tree qratt. A worlcinfg model of a blast furnace llettl and a chart of detailed explanation is the contribution of Reqina l til C ft alll? faufvblzll Mr. Ralph Rieienstahl of the Bell Telephone Company holds a miniature sun powered auto mobile. This was one of the many demonstra tions of Your Future 1968 Bored? No! lust tired. Dave Crislip relaxes next to his project which measures sound WCIVGS. Viewing a chemical reaction under the scope is loan Breza. .LA -2 'fl-IQBOR DIANA 'ILE DISPLACEIXIE Nl QF METALS , .,ll 35155 'xf .- FQAENT' 1 .1 D gg. QD, - um., t . micro- Fashion News .r av. I Terry Eckerman Q is a 0 's S Navy blue Chemise Kathy Fuchs Watch-plaid sack Leonette Sutter the trapeze 1ook f ' A -1 X , f ,a ,x ff T3 ll, 'ff ' if I9 9 . ' .4 Loretta Mollica Q5 Ioanne Eggert Formal Ioan Breza Rainwear Barb Gasawa Sport clothes X G.A.A S Sandy Saal Datewear Style Show -f. M. I ke, Q Q 5 , ,. .fy :X L, R Carolyn Papcrrellcx Spring coat Nancy Breza Fonncrl Donna Becker Dcrtewecrr Sue Shockley Datewecrr 'Q STUDENT ACTIVITIES K ,ff sv- Q fl . . . Spirit of Plety May I find the service of God sweet cr d amiable. I X! 3 Q. 'J 5 7 9 QNIXXN A complete education enables students to adiust to the society in which they live to do their share for the Welfare of the com- munity. This complementing part to scholastic Work is the Wide variety oi student organizations and associations Whether edu- cational or recreational. Though service is not the purpose of all such clubs they all in some small Way benefit individuals or groups the school or community. Membership in any of these organizations requires a spirit of generosity the Willingness to contribute time and talents to make it a Worthwhile club. May all students have the help of the Spirit of Piety. This gift of Piety will strengthen the spirit ot generosityg of service to God through ser- vice to others. Daniel Hynes-Treasurer, Dianna Tornas-Vice-President Daniel Keenan President, Marie Fiedler-Corresponding Secretary and Bernadette Iakubiak Recording Secretary are the National Honor Society Officers National Honor Society The qualities necessary for member- ship in the National Honor Society are these: Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acter, and Service. The basic qualifica- ation, Scholarship, is represented on the emblem by the torch-a symbol of learning. The other three qualities are no less important, for in combining these requirements We have a member of the National Honor Societyy an out- standinq individual in his class, and a person who benfits himself and others by both Word and action. Scholarship Leadership Character Service , 'I I 5, V , ii if uf ' 4 ' ,A , f 4 If ,4 In procession for the Induction ceremony at a special as- sembly are Sandy Aseaf, Barb Dierker, Pat Keenan, Mary Drexler, Loretta Moiiica, Ioan Meech, and Mary lane No- vitsky. Marian Chapter aff' 'Is - .. vqol Ki,-LD'-- Ti, A :Si Ieanne Rauckhorst, Mary Drexler, Larry Lau- ter, Mike Flanagan, and Don Bowiina are all happy to volunteer. 'Point cf crder, Mr. President! Torn Carter and Mary lane Noviisky find the discussion giigiiiy amusing. 1B'U' 'Z S239 K f' 'if :L ffl L ' 'yu 1958 BLUE BCOK STAFF . I J loanne Rauckliorsl, Marie Fiedler, Nancy Miller, Dianna Tomas, Regina Roe, Mary lane Novilslcyeeedilor, Mary Ann Huctwilli, and Pal Nasli. Glandinql Wyn Greene, Loretta Mollica, Torn Spidle, Marge Mileticli, loan Breza, Mary Forman, Nancy Breza, loyce McGovern, Mary Ann Styer, Elizabeth Fahey, and Rudy P ielcarslci. at work ,,g.. 'fe Dianna Tomas delivers the stamp of approv al to some of the completed work. Marilyn Sie rnasko and Belly Boclco look for a rnissinq pic lure wliile Fran Bo-:ko pounds V'J9ll-K'.'CTI'1 Tyne writer keys. Roman Holiday Accompanying Kathi Mollica in gentle- manly fashion is Michael Gaffney. l Staging a great performance are Dan Mickunas, lean Wally, Leonette Sutter and Bill Raymond. Georgeanne Burton, Karol King, l-'at Forman, Maria Caetta, and Mary Ann Luecke prove that the entertain- ment was hilarious. Recalling the times in Old Rome at the Latin Banquet are the Students of the Latin Club, under the supervision of Mr. Woll. This banquet has become an annual affair for the club members. lt is another aid to a deeper apprecia- tion of Latin because it presents to the students an opportunity to learn more of Roman manners and customs. Q 'i I v . ::' a .0 QAQQ, I 4 Z , ..::.' .fraimi 1 :M Future Teachers Association Charlie Gregg gains valuable classroom experience in a fourth-grade room. Teachers are in great demand in this atomic age, and this organization acts as a stimulant to encourage vocations in the teaching tield. Children such as these are now able to get individual help with their work if they need it, National Mathematics Club M Mu Alpha Theta Some of the charter members of this new national organization are Donna Frattura, Mary lane Martell, Tom Potter, Christine Alexander, loe Lie- berth, and Helen St. lohn. All above average high school math majors are eligible for membership in the club. N ,hs .ff , Q I2 St. Marys Future Nurses Ctopl Ellen Ilq, Sue Rapant, Carol Nichols, and Rita Laubacher tear and roll bandages. Crniddlel Annabelle O'Connell, Emery Coropolis, and Florence Hollenack practice sewing them. Cbelowl More bandage- rnakers are Marie Celerza, Priscilla Mosher, Maureen O'Reilly, Kathy Payne, Barbara Vaudrin, and Barb Gasaway. The Future Nurses are the girls who Want to give help to those who need it. Girls who have chosen nursing as a ca- reer and those who are think- ing about it tind that rnern- bership in this club is a chance to learn about the duties and responsibilities ot the nursing profession and at the same time gain a practical know- ledge ot first-aid. - 1 X 4 s f T. 'X .. , i. 4, , I' V , St. Mary Student Council The Student Council is an or- ganization that strives to help others. A typical example is the distribution of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets of food and toys to the needy families of the parish. Another is the monthly tax stamp drive. The frequent record hops furnish wholesome recreation for the students and at the same time pad the treas- ury for future projects. St. Mary Council members Worked with other schools through the Area Student Coun- cil in its second year. Their main activity was the street-corner so- liciting of funds for the polio drive. Three of the officers were from St. Mary's. loe Speaks, President, Loretta Mollica, Sec- retary, and lim Kramer, Treas- urer. Sally Shockley, lean Wahl, Sue Shockley, Barbara Gasaway loanne Wolfe, Lois Sutterluety, and Donna Becker put the fin ishing touches on the Thanksgiving baskets from Home Room 305. The students who served as OFFICERS of the STUDENT COUNCIL during 1957 and l958 were Iirn Kramer, President: Lee Fiedler, Vice-President Pat Maxirnovich, Treasurer, and Loretta Mollica, Secretary. IU M ox PY? TN 1 Girls' Athletic Association The IUNIOR members are Donna Anqe, Donna Frat- tura, Cathy Llaas, Gert Daugherty, Kathy Fuchs, and Evelyn Zepnalc. 1 1 e- ,, A ff at Y? 1 x D J M? X , 1 - 1 SENICRS: RCW l: Marte Fredler, l-larrtette l-lone, Dianna Tomas, and Pat Keenan. ROW 2: Mary lane Novitsky, loanne Eaqert, and Loretta Mollioa. RCW 3: Mary Ann Henley and Rose Papo SQPHOMORE members loottorn to top: Kathy Ker- nan, Terry Eclcerrnan, Pat Mollioa, Carole Bura, Caro- T lyn Shannon, loan lVlCIISf1Gll, and Leonette Sutter. ,f . Q fs baseball. The G. A. A. can't claim many olympic stars in its third year at St. Mary's, but it can claim 35 sports-minded members. Girls are selected for average scholastic record and pleasing person- ality as Well as good athletic ability. Main func- tion ot the club is to assist in gym classes. Mem- bers hold bi-Weekly business meetings which are followed by a special activity period. 'To catch the ball 1 'tt raid: it That is the aueskonl' Evelyn Having fun goofing off as usual is Loretta Mollica a girl wno's really CN THE BALL . Cathy Ligas delivers a pitch in a game of indoor ,.: A::.-L 3 .j.,,. L.,-...Q '34 .pi fa K L .... c ,.., ..,.., Mc... .ca M.. J.,H.--. . A H . .Y nv-V-N wg iv- N-.-7.-3r.w W., 'S-3:-Ag,--. Ffewfl T-L lf Uri:-flaw-. . .... ..-... ,-A ..- .-. ..,-.a-., MUSIC vga Wu., VN .fm 'B Spirit of Joy Praise Him with the blast oi the horn Praise Him with loud soundinq cym- bals. Let every being that breathes praise the Lord. ,,f,' N ' -any 'ht all .'r 1--' , ',' -,wi - X fg, , -uw s ff f n' ,me K A Y If 1 yi v if 'ab ' ' ,jfg , :I f at U tw, JMX? x V k'y,,1f 'G-W. Q' A3 .sv Q -1- 31:1-1' .T,,..1f-- if-ff' L ? 6 U' 'X tilt L-anis al Ag IH 'Qs. 1 S fam 'xx f' XL! 'S-Y' rd .u- F' MUSIC 1S sa1d to be the un1versal language 1n that 1t has a spec1al mean1ng for all people regardless of Whether they have an understandlng of the Words or not There 1S a un1fy1ng quallty about mus1c The march1ng beat of the h1gh school band draws the Wholehearted support of the student body 1n cheer1ng the team on to vlctory What could QIVQ a greater feehng of Joy than heanng the harmon1ously blended vo1ces of the choral club up l1fted 1n pra1se to God at the annual Cantata. Everyone hnds some pleasure 1n music, for what could QIVG more joy than prais 1ng God Music 1S certainly pra1se to God, for He was honored at HIS blrth by the songs of the angels .Af QA? 'Light of the World' The stars, Maryanne Styer, Fran Bocko, Kathy Pfromm, Sylvia Rhodes, Ann Horning, Dianna Tomas, Ioanne Eggert, and Mary Forman showered their bril- lian light while awaiting the coming of the Christ Child. Ioe Lieberth and Mr. Mills make last minute prepara- tions for the effective lighting shown throughout the Cantata. These three shepherds, Dan Hynes, Roger Fillmore, and Ioe Speaks, found something very peculiar in Az et i ,Pt the heavens this particular night. i Gloria in Ex Celsis Deo Bob Shorder, lerry Logsdon, and Bob Carlisle don the costumes and the personalities of the three kings of the orient, who present precious treasures of gold, frank-incense, and niyrrh to the King ot all mankind. Narrator, Bill Cox Waits to make his entrance. The Christ Child is raised in the hands of His Blessed Mother tor all to adore. The three kings who journeyed from the orient the shepherds from the hillside, the Angels, the bright stars Mary and loseph-all praise the Savior. ,1 ..-.,1..-.Jf-- fjl,L'-Liu h l - if ' rl f I K Me' 7214 ,f . , ,. .Q , ,L .iq . 1 y my .lx yi V .M ,,, I V. : I a iii- M ' it , A' Q 3, I 3 Zi E E ' 1 . 1. +G? :- Strike Up the Band Band Banquet '1958' Monsignor Price awards Helen St. Iohn her final letter from St. Mary's. 4 1 Band officers Eva Kies, Ioan Breza, Frank Ca- etta, and Helen St. Iohn admire their new awards. The Band awards banquet took place this year in the school cafeteria with Monsignor Price and the band officers, presiding over the events. Letter awards were given to the members, and new plans were made for the coming school year. 'Is r ff Tom Cooney receives his letter from Monsignor Price Mary Kay lordan is the proud recipient of and hopes to have two more letters from St. Mary's a band letter. band. YQ B . yt. . . W. , N F CHCRAL PRESENTS MUSICAL With piano accompaniment by Car- olyn Kozak and Cecelia Kaforey, the St. Mary Choral sang its Way through the delightful musical comedy The Mi- kado . The amusing story is centered around Nanki-Poo Cson of the Mikado of lapanl who has left home disguised as a musician in order to escape marriage to Katisha, an elderly lady. l-le meets and falls in love with the fair maiden Yum-Yum, but is prevented from mar- rying her because her guardian Ko-Ko intends to marry her himself. The re- mainder of the two-act play deals with Nanki-Poo's efforts to win Yum-Yum. When Katisha and the Mikado arrive on the scene, Ko-Ko offers his hand to Katisha so that Nanki-Poo and Yum- Yum may remain together. Sister Marie Rita and Sister Cabrini selected the dual lead casts and the other cast members. Mrs. lohn Higgens handled the dramatics, and Mr. Mills provided the Iapanese scenery for the successful production. 100 MASTERPIECE THE 1VIIKADO Kathi Mills Cleftl as Pitti-Sing, and Kathy Payne Criqhtl as Peep-Bo listen attentive- ly as Tom Iankowski ice-nterl tells KO-KO of his love for the shy maiden Yum- by G I L B E R T 6. S U L L I V A N Yum CLoretta Mollical. CBelowl leannette Frank and Harriette Hone - two merri- bers of the Gentlernen's Chorus. KO KO speaks to the saddened lovers Nanki Poo and Yum Yum Clvfark Leading Fred Iankowski and Antoinette Cebotarl The entouraqe of the noble Mikado of lapan are Frank Paparella, Bob Shorder, Georqe Huffman, Earl Davis, and Dick Dettlina. SOCIAL E .EZ lzzr 11722-I JZZE IX' E X Sp1r1t of Fear May I be fllled wrth cr lovlnq reverence towards God and dread 1n any way to d1SpleCISe H1m L. O I l l l u u u u I u D '7 A vital element in education is lacking when the social aspect is disregarded Casual associations with others ot the same age level help to develop more fully each individual personality But vt hen these associations become so all important to students that they regard socialization as the sole purpose ot educat1on the good ettects are minimized. The right and moderate use ot social activitives complements a sound academic education. ln this re- gard to all students is given the help ot the Spirit of Fear. The gift of tear of the Lord tills them With reverence for the justice as Well as the majesty ot God. lt enables them to use discretion and reserve in enjoying a Wholesome social lite. Q ,- The highlight of the dance was the crown- ing of the Queen and the grand march. Com- ing down the stairs to lead the grand march are: Queen Loretta Mol- lica and her escort Bob Carlisley Dick Ulrich G Ianet Qsery lim Firth G Peggy Youngp Dick At- tala 5: Susie Lantzg and Dave Venarge G Priscil- la Smith. Kathi Mills and Ierry Gradisher seem to have something interesting to talk about and Dance The Queen and her Court pose in all their regal splendor as ev- eryone admires them. Loretta's dream has come true, she is a queeng and her attendants are very proud and happy to have belonged to her court. Bob Bloniarz, Pat Verderico, Iohn Milmier, and Glenn Ioseph look very handsome in their freakish outfits and seem to be having a good time: but at the same time they are quite Worried about their individual stunts. Dancing to the tune of Alice Blue Gown are Glenn Ioseph and Helen Kuralt With a potato between their heads. The Initiation was a success- ful evening and one looked upon with great expectation on the part of the freshmen and success on behalf of the seniors. Night of Horror . Senior Ianet Iordan is helping Pat Forman, Mary Ann Lueke, loanne Gnap and Susie Ficht- ner sing a delightful song. Freshman Initiation Anxiously Waiting for the doom to come as Seniors enter, are lohn Milmier, Dave Venarqe, lohn Miller, Bob l-lershtelt, and Iohn Lombardi. Receiving their instructions for their stunt are Pat McGuire, Nancy Mc- Carthy, Dave Venarge and Tony Pappas. The food is delicious and the en- tertainment hilarious says Wilma l-lorvath and Kay Borden as Clara Watson leads them through their stunt. , ga' Looking very pretty and handsome, the members of the Harvest Court pose at the Starlight Swirl and reminisce ot that night when they were guests of honor and reigned over the dance. Smiling sweetly are loan Breza, Sam Ciccolini, Kathy Foky, Tom Mattingly, Sandy Aseai, Pat Maximovich, Nancy Breza and 'E'..,-....1- f'..,.u.. A iuuh wucttu. Hernandds Hideaway The theme of this year's annual Band Dance was Hernando's Hideaway, and it gave the Marian Auditorium a very mysterious atmosphere. Sandy Aseat was chosen Queen and Tom Mattingly reigned as King, while loan and Nancy Breza, Kathy Foky, Sam Ciccolini, Pat Maximovich and Frank Caetta were in the court. Band President, Frank Caetta and Vice President, loan Breza crowned Sandy and Tom during the intermission. Marie Fiedler and Bill Cox seem to be enjoying themselves. Crusader Hop The Crusader sponsored their Record Hop on Ianuary 17 and everyone really had a Wonderful tlme The highlight of the evening was the singing group the Wonders who performed for the stu dents Proceeds from the dance Went to further future edltions of the paper Dancing to the tune of Get cr Iob Marilyn Snyder and Sam Ciccohni seem to find sornethmq funny The Wonders had quite a few admirers and they real- ly made a big hit with the students of St. Mary s. g ,JN ,G The lunlors used all thelr mqenurty rn trans formmq the audltorlum lnto a Wrnter Won derland as they presented the Starhqht Swlrl Worklnq drhqently are Rrta Durkln Barb Gasaway Ioanne Wolfe and Eleanor Schlavone Preparlnq the rnlnute detalls for the nrqhts qala affarr are Maureen O Rellly Rrta Lauba Cher Eva Kles Pat Hawklns and Florence Hollenack 2 J umors Prepare for The floor rnade a very comfortable seat as Flor ence Hollenack Karen Arndl Susle Krenz Elea nor Brennan and Betiy Iordan rzrepare the cerlrna decoratlons U Q, I Y M 1- M ,,a,,-My F ' 1 , .1 1 1 u u ll I '71 11 . ' 1 1 1 Q 5' . . . . 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 ,, 4 V 1 4 .'.', ,. ,.,. ,,.rk1 F 1:2 1 U . 1 A I I - I Starlight Swirl fs King Tom Sandy Sdcrl and Tom Specrks were elected to reign over the Starlight Swirl cs King cmd Queen of Storrs. Sdndy smiles happily as Rudy Piekcrrski, President of the Iunior Class, presents her with CI crown. GJ 10 nX K xt t 3 Queen Sandy 'I'I3 ? Taking a breather from the ex citement of the evening are El len Grill and Date, Nancy Daw son and lohn Regallis. 4 Pausing for a minute and smiling prettily for the camera are Pris- cilla Smith, Donna Becker, Paul Firth, Tony Braccio, Millie Hick- man and Danny Sica. Resting their weary feet and catching up on all the news are: Ianet Smith, Thad Ratay, Tony DiMita and Barb Belcich. Mar ' x wt ii 1 'B Sodality Valentine Dance Lv Ierry Rotunda and Dianna To- mas lead the grand march, one of the highlights of the evening. Wearing their crowns with re- gal splendor, Queen Dianna and King Ierry. smile happily during the royal dance. y. Queen of all Hearts As in previous years the King and Queen ot the Sodality Dance were chosen by student votes ot one penny. Reigninq this year were Dianna Tomas and lerry Rotunda with Pat Lewis and loe Speaks acting as crowners. Proceeds from this dance are used tor tuition to the S.S.C.A. and the education of a missionary. i ls Nancy Breza looks sweet as she stands beside the real Queen of the evening, our Blessed Mother. ' ' f l 115 i X 2 X .. Sophomore Imagination . - M' if Ann Reedy, Ioan Marshall, and Phyllis Smith work steadily, string- , ing pastel colored crepe paper to -. give the stairs a very sprinqy look. M Olympic Champs? No! Nancy Mittiqa, Wyn Greene, and Made- lfnne Kavulla prepare the seat of glory for the royalty and their at- tendants. Marilyn Saunier and Pat Mollica, prepared for rainy weather. Ioan lursik, Paulette Maurer, and Teryll Andrews construct stand-up umbrellas. Karen Fasick, Harry Walsh, Vince Baker, Monica Dawson, Bill Reash and Kathie Payne wait pa- tiently for the crowning. Sparkles at 118 Mary Alice Manning and Rita Durkin combine jitterbugging and laughter. April Showers brought a Very enjoyable evening to everyone who attended the Sophomore treat on April 7. The proceeds from this dance were used to pay tor the annual Senior Bac- calaureate Breakfast. Barbara Osterman and her date swing to a fast number. ig, -..I 'lllllllll HW Crownbearers Andy School ileftl and Doreen Valentine friqhtl, crowners Fred Iankowski Cleftl and Rachael Tomas lriqhtl honor Kinq Pete McCallum and Queen Iane Green. the April Showers Ioan Breza and Dave Mazey find something amusing across the dance floor. 2 Frowns and Smiles in 2 'bf Dreaming about the night to come and placing the final decorations on the stage are Peggy Young, Doris Genet, and Ioyce McGovern. fi' f I Rose Pozonitz and Rita Durkin take time out from fixing the awning to give their approval to one ot the other juniors. L is Eva Kies and Dorothy Shiplett arrange one of the lights that brightened up the evening for everyone! the land of Southern Dreams 1 L . N 1 lg 7 Pausing to make a wish at the 'Wishing Well' are Gail Meyer and Bob Shorder. Helline Kennedy waits patiently while her es- cort, Tim Flinn, attempts to draw a bucket of water from the well. Roger Forte and Barbara Freese make their grand entrance through the flower-covered archway. '- 5:93. 22 A ,1 Nino b 8 The Marian Auditorium was changed into a land of Southern Dreams on the Ninth of May, when the luniors presented the Annual Iunior-Senior Prom. Alan Rice and his Talk of the ToWn Orchestra provided the music and made the evening a complete success. The Iuniors used all their ingenuity in decorating and presenting the event. The highlight of the decorations was the unique bubble fountain set-up in the middle of the auditorium. The girls turned out in all their splendor and the guys looked very debonaire. Everyone who attended had a very enjoyable time, one which will be long remembered. Following the Grand March, ev- eryone assembled in the hall for the traditional presentation of a corsage to the Blessed Virgin. This year the honor was given to Rudy Piekarski, President of the Iunior Class and his date Bar- bara Gasaway, assisted by Ier- 5 ry Gradisher, President of the Senior Class and his date Iennie F rank. Q1 r- N' PQ ' , as 4, N 33113 Charlotte Ott, Mary Drexler, and their dates 4 Mary Ligas and Iohn Weigand had a gay time while dancing. oy 4 in 'N 'Q Y 11 , fig Ioan Dannemiller, Mercedes Kenna, Ruth Fleming, and their dates pause for refreshments. Taking a breather from the excitement of the evening are Crow onel Nancy Rossi, Dan Keenan and date, lack Hornacek, Crow two? Ken Butke, Helen St. Iohn, Nancy Breza, and lim Scherer. is i f, Q D Y K ' f ,H L it SPORTS . . Sp1r1t of Fort1tude May I overcome wlth courage all the obstacles that oppose my salvatlon 4 - - X f r QB! in al Athlettcs play an rmportant part 1n the development ot youth The Wlde vanety of sports turmshes needed phys1cal exerclse and provldes a Wholesome emotlonal outlet for spectators as Well as part1c1pants Each game has 14S speclal rules and parucular goal Team members learn that 1n order to overcome all the ob stacles to th1s goal an mner strength or tort1tude IS needed ln ad d1t1on to phys1cal ab1l1ty and co ord1nated team Work So too ln our tlght to attam our eternal goal We need the help of the Splfll of Fort1tude Thls gltt of mner sp1r1tual strength enables us to per s1st ln good 1n Splle ot d1tf1cult1es to overcome all obstacles to our goal '57-'58 Crusaders In Review St.M. O-Canton Catholic 12 St.M. 6-Barberton 51 St.M. 7-Cuyahoga Falls 24 St.M. 13-Buchtel 20 St.M. 20-Warren St. Mary 14 . . - M Paul Firth stiff-arms a Buchtel defender St M 51 Youngstown Ooney 33 for a sizeable gain. St.M. O-Cleveland St. Ioseph 26 St.M. O-St. Vincent 61 St.M. O-Cleveland St. Stanislaus 20 Walt Galowic, Dick Iurkiewicz, and lim Tony Braccio picks up yardage against South in the Firth bring down a South defender. Preview. Tony Braccio busts through the Buchtel defense as lim Pappas and Frank Papa- rella come to his assistance. Closing in on Iirn Firth, as he snags a ,M pass, are two St. V. opponents. s '?ta,,.., A Buchtel defender futtlely chases a speedy Braccio. Dick Lustig fakes out a St. V. tackler. Bill Dodson hauls in a pass against Barberton. A desperate lunge by a St. V. tackler finally brings down Tony Braccio. Pursuing a Buchtel scatback are lirn Pappas, Bill Dodson, and Tony Braccio. Crusader Dick Attalla scampers away from St. V. defenders for 27 yards. 4 fd X . y . 6 -4 x 0 1 l ily KQ5-eq 19571958 Varsity Cagers Cfront rowl Ioe Richardson Iohn Regallis, Bob Shorder Pat Donahue fback row? Pat Maximovich Bob Carlisle, Iim Firth, Ierry Logsdon Coach Chuck Kelly Missing is Paul Firth Managers flower leftl Pete Graham Ioe Lieberth Opponent Central ....... Garfield ....... Cuyahoga Falls Central ........ Holy Name . .. South ...... Hower ....... Toledo Cath. . . . East ........... Youngs. Ursuline Hoban ....,... St. Vincent Buchtel ..... Barberton ...... Warren St. Mary Cleve. St. Ioe .. St. Vincent .... Kenmore . . . St. Vincent ..... Class AA Tournament. CPT Cuy Falls Lions Club Tournament which we won Regular season game with Falls included as part of tourney -.. 1957-1958 Reserve Cagers E15 25 Cfront row? Lee Fiedler, Tom Cooney, Dick Attalla, Bob Steidl. tback row1 Frank Paparella, Tony Braccio, Tim Rainey, Bill Enders. tbottom riqhtl You tell them, Coach! says Tom Cooney, as Coach Ray Kapper yells to his boys to brinq the ball down the court. Q.. --. Gpponent 27 Central .... 28 Garfield .... 52 Holy Name . . . 31 South ...... 26 1-lower ....... 38 Toledo Cath. . . . 28 East ........... 38 Youngs. Ursuline 55 Hoban ........ 42 St. Vincent 47 Buchtel ...... 30 Barberton ..... 68 'Warren St. M. . . 53 Cleve. St. Ioe .. 37 St. Vincent .... .....48 42 41 43 35 .... .45 38 34 30 34 38 . . . . .44 31 39 28 'KW ' 5 Xbl J' V 'Q M Q- m--I , X :,,. N M3247 I x I 1.3, 42,4 0 'YA A 1 QL sf, - f :S si 'Wd' Bnf he ' - V :ww uf Q1 ? 95 Q pn In Fl AA, ' ,4Z,'z?n , ,ah QW? ,,, , . 2 J N 3 I 'RIB' Uh QNQ 'fuftf I N., A . Eta f 91 Us-X 1. 1 lr, I Ji , 'T Q 844' 42 Tom Snyder P, OF All-City Team 2 Pat Donahue SS Hon. Ment. A11-City Crusader Diamondmen Coach Kelly A-gd 5 f Dick Ulrich P, OF Hon. Ment. All-City N lim I-'irth OF, C All-City Team 1 Most Val. Player Walt Galowic C of the 1958 Season 7 T of fi George Reese 1B Roger Fillmore Tony Braccio 2B 3B Hon. Ment. All-City Iohn Bird Bill Enders P, OF OF 2 Rudy Piekarski OF ST 4 Nolan Fexster Ioe Vassalotu X 144 Pete Graham Manager Iohn Lombardl Bob Stexdl Crusader Pin Topplers 5 7 x-40' Wop? Dan Keenan, Torn Cooney, B111 Hodson, and Mary Liqas. iMidd1eD Frank Burton, Ray Karee, Pat Herrity, and Ioan Dannerniller. iBottorn7 Iirn Scherer, Donna Huart, Rita Estafen, and Helene Kennedy. My -ISV C? QTOPD Iohn Weiqand, lack Horna- cek, Rita Urban, and Rose Papp. CMIDDLED Donna Posey, Evelyn Hickman, Rosalie Feisier, and Fran Bocko. CBOTTOMP Tom Grad- iian, Yvonne Maaq, Dan Hynes, and Ianet Iordan. GRADUATION FQUR YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Sandra Aseat Barbara Drerker Mary Therese Drexler laanne Eqaert Marre tredler Phrlrp Gordon Patrrck Herrrty Danrel Hyne Bernadette lalcubralc Danlel Keenan Patncra Keenan Patrlcra Martell loan Meech Loretta Mollrca Mary lane Novrtslcy Dlanna Tomas Rrta Urban Award d recoanrtron for the luql st sono lastlc average a Mane Fredler the Culmmatlon of The1r Efforts Helen St. lahn If From the hands of Ierry Gradisher, class president Archbishop Hoban receives a spiritual bouquet symbol izing the esteem and gratitude of the class of '58 Assisted by Father Bedell tleftl and Father Eagan trightl, His Excellency confers on Ieanette Frank and Tom Wi ant the reward of four successful years. On lune 4, in St. Mary's Church, commencement exercises were held for the l44 members of the graduat- ing class of '58 The usual mixed emotions were displayed by the graduates, relief and joy in finishing their secondary education and yet sorrow in leaving friends and famil- iar surroundings. For many this was their last graduation, for others, a gateway to higher education. For all, it was the last time to see the en- tire class together. Petty differences and arguments melted away and a wonderful sense of unity prevailed as they prepared for the event which they longed for and yet strangely feared. Any gratitude that they could have expressed to those who made these years possible had been extended to them by former graduation classes. They could only echo their message in thanking all who have helped mould the class into what it is today. The teachings and example will re- main always with the seniors as they attempt to live good Christian lives in this material-minded world. PATRONS BUSINESS Patrons Akron Rec Center Lanes Applled Art Academy and Supply Beatrlce Food Co Block Bros lewelers Brode Dry Cleanmq Budd s Cake Shop Conrey Drug Store CCSP Wholesale Toy Co Fenton Flowers Frank Krause lnc Real Estate Fred s Bakery l-lennessey Funeral Home Holland Mlll Restaurant l V Swartz Candy Co Kucko Funeral Home Metzger Photo Suppl1es Modern Men s Shop Mort Leepers Tlre Shop Murphy Lumber of Hardware Co Nemes Flonsts North Hlll Glass CS Mlrror C Chlo Tuxedo Rental Rotunda Bake Shop Roys l Hour Cleaners Smlth s Pharmacy South Akron Awnlnq Co St Mary s Parlsh Federal Credlt Unlon Taystee Bread Co Ten Pm Lanes Thelma s Beauty Shop Vaughn s Seryrce Store The Wllfert Drug Co ' ' ' o. ' Co. , Sobel Furniture Co. lnc. 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Mr' ' ' I U Mr. . ' I ' Mr. . . . M . ' . ' Mr- - Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr, , , R Iordan and Fam1ly Lawrence Sutterluety Autographs