St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 101 of the 1953 volume:

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We give the Shamrock to you as a promise of our dedication to your Immaculate Heart, and as a year-long work of praise and thanksgiving. ..5.. GOVERNOR LAUSCHE PROCLAIMS SESQUI CELEBRATION SESQUI CHAIRMAN HARVEY S. FIRESTONE, IR. VISITS MOTHER CLARE - 6 - Um Ohh 764134 mm 14 Vantage 4750 FROM the vantage, point of one hundred fifty years we can evaluate the forces of culture, education, and leadership in Ohio. These forces have combined to pro- duce eloquent and iniluential statesmen, many institutions of higher learning, mag- niiicent churches and renowned educators. From this vantage point, likewise, we look to the future, our future in Ohio, our future as leaders, educators, and states- men. Thus we prepare at St. Vincent to take our place beside the pioneers of yes- terday and the trail blazers of tomorrow. THEHOME OF PRESIDENTS 8 Faculty and Seniors A PIONEER IN EDUCATION 38 Classes and Sports A GUARDIAN OF CULTURE 68 Socml Events ..7.. V s kv. ti 5 R n E 5 xg Rrzv. jom: C. PADVA, A.B. Religion RT. REV. Mscn. EDXVARD B. CONRY, M.A. Pastor, St. Vincent Church Superintendent, St. Vincent Elementary and High Schools . Dean, Akron Deanery Rav. RAYMOND P. SPEIGHT, A.B. Religion, Latin Rav. Tuoixms H. CORRICAN, A.B. REV- BERNARD BAHTIS REV- WILLIAM WINCHESTER Religion, Latin Religion Religion Boy Scout Moderator Athletic Director ..11.. Siistters oil? Sit. Dominic MOTHER M. CLARE, O. P., PRINCIPAL A. B., Fordham University, New York . . . M. A., Fordham University, New York . . . Ph. D., Fordham University, New York. SISTER M. AGNES, O. P. SISTER M. ALOYSIUS, O. P. Science . . . Chem-phy Club . . . B. S., Siena Business Education, Chorus . . . Music, Mod- Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . - - M- S.. ern Music Masters . . . B. S. in Ed., Univer- Catholic University, Washington, D. C. sity of Akron . . . M. A., Columbia University, Teachers College, New York. SISTER M. AQUINAS, O. P. Mechanical Drawing, Science . . . Chem-phy Club, Shamrock . . . B. S., Siena Heights Col- lege, Adrian, Michigan . . . M. Ed., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. SISTER M, BENITA, O, P, SISTER M. BERNARD, O. P. English . . . B, S, in Ed, Sisters Cgllegg, Librarian . . . B. S. in Ed., University of Ak- Cleveland, Ohio . . . M. A., Kent State Uni- ron - - - A- B., Rosary College - . - M- S- in versity, Kent, Ohio. L. S., University of Illinois. SISTER M. DIANE, O. P. English, World History . . . B. A., Siena Heights, Adrian, Michigan. SISTER M. DOMINICA, O. P. SISTER M. FLORENCE, O. P. Home Economics . . . Home Economics Club, English . . . B. A., Saint Mary of the Springs Our Lady of Fatima Sodality . . . B. S. in Ed., College, Columbus, Ohio . . . M. A., Kent University of Akron . . . M. A., Ohio State State University, Kent, Ohio. - University, Columbus, Ohio. -12- Sistfseirs oil' St.. Dominic SISTER M. IMELDA, O. P. Science . . . B. S. in Ed., Sisters College, Cleveland, Ohio . . . M. Ed., Kent State Uni- versity, Kent, Ohio. SISTER M. JOSEPH, O. P. SISTER M. IULIANNE, O. P. Social Studies . . . Drama Guild . . . B. S. in Mathematics . . . Office . . . B. S., Siena Ed., University of Akron . . . M. A., Catholic Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . . . M. S. University, Washington, D. C. Catholic University, Washington, D. C. SISTER M. LEO, O. P. Business Education . . . Vincentian, OBE Club . . . B. A. in Ed., University of Akron . . . M. A., Catholic University of America, Wash- ington, D. C. SISTER M. LORETTA, O. P. SISTER MARIE, O- P- Social Studies . . . National Honor Society, Mathematics - - - B- 5-i Siena Heights College, Shamrock, Ir. Town Meeting , , , B, A., Siena Adrian, Michigan . . . Graduate Study, Cath- Heights, Adrian, Michigan . . . M. A., Cath- Dlic UHiV9fSify- olic University. SISTER MARIIANE, O. P. Mathematics . . . A. B. in Ed., University of Akron, Akron, Ohio . . . Graduate Study, Uni- versity of Akron. SISTER M- RAPHAEL, O. P. SISTER M. THOMAS, O. P. Latin . . . Librarian, Music . . . B. A., Siena English, Freneh , , , F,-eneh Club, Vineen- Heights College, Adrian, MiChig8I1 - - . B- S- tian . . . B. A., Notre Dame College, Cleve- in L. S., Western Reserve University, Cleve- land, Ohio .... M. A., Western Reserve land . . . Graduate Study, Catholic University, University, Cleveland, Ohio. Washington, D. C. SISTER M. VINCENTIA, O. P. Mathematics, Spanish . . . Art Club . . . B. A., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan. ..13.. eeidlers oil: rllqodley ., 0 ., MR. EDWARD P. WENTZ, A. B. Mu. Roni-:ur Lewis Mus. RALPH WITT, B. A. in Ed. Miss ALBERTA PETHARCA A B Athletic Coach Band Director English World History World History Civics Cheer Leaders Religion Mn. FRED MALAGIO, B. S. in Ed. Instructor, Physical Education Drivers Training Mus. I. FLomN, B. E. Instructor, Physical Education uTHAT,S cooLl exclaims National Honor Society President Mike Reiter as he examines the new flag presented to the school by the Society. Ad- miring Old Gloryl' are officers Rllae Metcalfe Margie Kraus, and Larry Ball. 7 SEARCHING FOR THE SEVENTEENTH STAR -14.. .. 0 .. Guide Leaders of Tomorrow COLLEGE BOUND Sitting clockwise: B. Slaven, M. Klocker, Y. Martin, F. Hurcomb, D. VVright, C. Falardcau, M. Pittenger. Standing 2nd row: B. Burns, I. Scheatzle, R. Metcalfe, R. Monnci, Sr. Raphael, M. Kehrle, S. Courtney, P. Dadik, B. Sullivan, 3rd row: C. Allman, L. Ball, D. Gibson, R. Lasko, R. Brizes, B. Bennett, I. Sturmi. CHARACTER, scholarship, leadership, and service are the requirements for entrance into the National Honor Society. Under the direction of president M. Reiter, the students plan the activities for the year. October found the members selling the Shamrocks for Friendship Day, proceeds were used to buy an American Hag. The society donated a CARE package as a'Christmas present, and N. H. S. members searched for acts for the Annual Talent Show in February. March saw seniors plunging into the General Aptitude Test. Members gave their help to the Alumni book, a record of the activities of St. V. Honor Society alumni. Oflicers in the club are vice-president L. Ball, secretary M. Kraus, and treasurer T. Fellinger and R. Metcalfe. Faculty sponsor is Sister Loretta. NDQNM H NS fer W F X if -15- ' 2 H .Z x b ,- - E . ,- . t , k,',s,, . s Hs, ,g. . ?,,- . ' Laurence Barr Larry St. Vincent . . . Chorus 2, French Club 3, 4, President 4, Shamrock 4, Class Oflicer 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 215 figiaan Meeting 4, National Honor Society 4, Drama ui . Florence Baumgardner Flo St. Bernard . . . Home Economics Club 2, 4, OBE 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2. Patricia Bean Beanie St. Matthew . . . OBE 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Commit- tee 3, National Honor Society 4. Carol Beesing St. Joseph . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Mod- ern Music Masters 4, Librarian 4, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. einiors Marilyn Abraham Abbie Our Lady of the Cedars . , . Chem-phy 4, Secretary 4,' Home Economics Club 3, 4, National Honor Society S, 4, Vincentian 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Dance Commit- tees 2, 3, 4. Catherine Allman Cathy St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, President 4, Shamrock 4, Typing Editor 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, State Scholar- ship 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. Regis Appeldorn Buddy,' St. Joseph . . . Chorus 1, 2 ,8, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Med- ern Music Masters 4, Vice-president 4, Dance Commit- tee 4. Lawrence Ball Larry', St. Sebastian . . . Art Club 3, 4, Chem-phy 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Spanish Club 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, State Scholar- ship 2, General Scholarship for Seniorsf CBJUl1l0II'S Thomas Beiswenger Tom St. Vincent . . . Football 3, Vincentian 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2. Patricia Bell Pat St. Vincent . . . Chorus 2, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Sham- rock 4, Library Stalf 3, 4, President 4, Homecoming Court 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. .yn z ll . 4 Barbara Bennett Barb 4 St. Joseph . . . Chem-phy 4, French Club S, 4, Home it Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library X ' ,QI ,Q Staff 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Homecom- O i ing Court 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, General Scholar- - ' J g ship for Seniors. 'L 1? tt S ,- Mary Bergman Dusty St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 3, OBE 4, 4 , , Dance Committees 1, 2. ' f Rita Brandt Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2. Hildegard Brendel Hildy St. Sebastian . . . OBE 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 4 Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 3. Q Terence Brett Terry O Annunciation . . . Acolyte 1, Class Officer 2, Dance Committee 2. Robert Brizes Bouncer St. Joseph . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Chem-phy 3, 4, Vice-presi- dent 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 8, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Dance Committees 2, 8, 4, State Scholarship 1, General Schol- arship for Seniors. -17- St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 3, OBE 4, L 2 iw , Q , i K2 , xx' N einuiors Elizabeth Burns Betty jane St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 3, Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 4, OBE 4, Vincentian 4, Sham- rock 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Betty Ann Caruso Betty St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 2, OBE 4, Class Officer 2, Dance Committees 2, 3. Mary Ann Case Casey St. joseph . . . National Honor Society 3, OBE 4, Teacher Aide 4, Class Officer 2, Dance Committees 3, 4. Lawrence Ciarrochi Larry St. Joseph . . . Chorus 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Dance Committees 2, 3. Nancy Clark St. Sebastian . . . Chorus, Chem-phy 4, Home Econom- ics Club 3, 4, Vincentian 4, Library Staf 2, Home- coming Court 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Anne Clerkin Clerky St. Martha . . . Chem-phy 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Dance Committees 2, 8, 4, Shamrock 4. Lawrence Combs Larry St. Martha . . . Basketball 1, Football 1, 2. Thomas Considine Tom St. Vincent . . . Chem-phy 8, 4, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Otlicer 1, 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, Dance Committee 4, State Scholarship 1, 2, General Scholarship for Seniors. fB1I1ll101I'S John Costello sr. Martha . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Coudriet St. Vincent . . . Choms 1, Home Economics Club 3, 4, OBE 4, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 2. Shirley Courtney St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, Teacher Aide 4, Shamrock Staff 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Crowley Kaki gt. Vincent . . . Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, Blake Cullen St. Vincent . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Shamrock 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Ro- tary 4, National Honor Society 4. Michael Cummins Mike Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Tennis 3, 4, Chem-phy 4, Spanish Club 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Drama Guild 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Mary Ellen Curtis St. Vincent . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 4, Chorus 1, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Staif 2, 3, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, 4. joseph Cvitkovich joe Christ the King . . . Football 1, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3. Patricia Dadik Pattie St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, Treasurer 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 4, Ollice Assistant 4, Class Ollicer 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 4. Ronald D,Alessio Ronnie St. Martha . . . Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Edward Dannemiller Ed St. Sebastian . . . Tennis 3, 4, Chem-phy 4, National Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 3, Vincen- tian 4, Class Oilicer 1, 3, Dance Committees 2, S, Gen- eral Scholarship for Seniors, National Honor Society 4. Mary Louise De Luca St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club, OBE 4, Dance Committees 2, 3. J -20.. Patricia Dettling Pat St. Bernard . . . Home Economics Club 2, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2. Dorothy Donahue Dotty St. Peter . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, Vincentian 4, Library Staff 3, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Kathleen Doran Torchie St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, OBE 4, Shamrock 3, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, Drama Guild 2, 3. 4. jo Ann Dorka Io St. Bernard . . . Home Economics Club 4, OBE 4, Vin- centian 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2. Shirley Dronick Shortyv , St. Bernard . . . Home Economics Club 2, 4, OBE 4, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 8, 4. Nancy Dudone St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 4, Chorus 4, ,, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Richard Du Fala Dick Immaculate Conception . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, S, 4. ., ,. A' 3 O ls' ' Q Francis Duve Frank Q A St. Vincent . . . Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, Drama Guild Q P, 1 1' , it N 232 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. 1 4 iiiif Q K , f- it I 1 , IosephVElio Ponzo St. Sebastian . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, All-city Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-city Football Margaret Elmauer Margie St. Bernard . . . Home Economics Club 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, OBE 4, Secretary 4, Shamrock 4, Oflice Qsgstiint 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Dance Committees 1, Margaret Evans Peg St. Paul . . . Chem-phy 3, Home Economics Club 4, Library Staff 4, Teacher Aide 4, State Scholarship 3, General Scholarship for Seniors, National Honor Society Richard F abbro Dick St. Peter . . . Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Talent Show 2. ..21..... emnviors Anne Fahey St. Peter . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, Shamrock 4, Typing Editor 4, Office Assistant 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, State Scholarship 1, General Scholarship for Seniors. Colette Falardeau Col-let-teel' St. Vincent . . . Art Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Modern Music Masters 4, Historian 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Ofhce Assistant 3, Dance Committees 1, 3, 4, State Scholarship 2, Cen- eral Scholarship for Seniors. Cecilia Falkenstein Cesol St. Martha. Philip Fellinger Phil St. joseph . . . Art Club S, Dance Committee 4. Teresa Fellinger Sita', St. joseph . . . Art Club 3, Chem-phy 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3, Secretary 3, Vincentian 4, Library Staff 4, Homecoming Court 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 3, General Scholarship for Seniors, Home Economics Club 4, Lawrence Foore Larry Annunciation . . . Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Acolyte 1, 2. Robert Frank Bob St. Bernard . . . Baseball 2, 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2. Thomas Garlanclo Tom St. Joseph . . . Band 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Dance Committees 3, 4, Drama Guild 4, Shamrock 4, National Honor Society 4. Qt 5 1 is is SW ESQ-g1 S 512 'Qi S, ,K NS, 1' XN g it Ei get 'XYQH - W7-' . ff 'S 1 ,V -stef.: i 'W , ' use-1 , .i ff f f- ,fi ee K- , 1 2 ea rf psf 1. Qc- -sr 'S is S N , - is X HQ, S 9- 9 . , F - J- 'ia K ,,., ,gg ,, f8l1'lUl0lI S Carl Gessler St. Martha . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4. David Gibson Dave St. Paul . . . Chem-phy 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Dance Committee 4, State Scholarshij 1, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. james Gilford Inn St. Vincent . . . Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Talent Show 3, 4. Ruth Gill Wuf', St. joseph . . . Chorus 3, 4, Home Economics 3,.4, Mod- ern Music Masters 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. Adeb Haddad St. Vincent . . . Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4, Football 1, 2, '3, 4, Chem-phy 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 1, 2, 3, General Scholarship for Sen- iors. Zara Hamad St. Vincent . . . Home Ecnomics Club 4. John Hammontree St. Paul . . . Band 1, 2, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Drama Guild 4, Shamrock 4. Edna Haren St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 3, OBE 4. -23.. Terrence Hohnhorst Terry', St. Joseph . . . Chorus 3, 4, Vincentian 4. Sandra Hollander Sandy St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Assistant editor 4, Dance Committees 2, 3. Richard Horvat Dick Annunciation . . . Dance Committees 3, 4. Nancy Houk Nan St. joseph . . . Home Economics Club 3, OBE 4, Sham- rock 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Committee 3. Dorothy Heaton Dottie, St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 2. james Hebert jim St. Martha . . . French Club 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 4. james Hermann lim St. Paul . . . Band 1, 2, 4, Swimming 1, 4, Co-captain 4, Chem-phy 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Joanne Hiltbrand Hilty Annunciation , . . Chem-phy 4, French Club 3, 4, Home Economics, Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Li- brary Staft 1, 2, 3, 4, Dancc Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Florence Hurcomb i'Florie St. Vincent .... Chem-phy 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Library Staff 2, Teacher Aide 4, State Scholarship 2, 3, ggrleral Scholarship for Seniors, Shamrock 4, Associate 'tor. Ieanne Iacomini Jeanie St. Sebastian . . . Home Economics Club 2, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, 3. Nicholas Isaac Nick St. Vincent . . . Band 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors, Talent Show 1, 2, 3. Thomas jesser Tom Our Lady of The Cedars . . . Band 1, Baseball 1, 2, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Vincentian 3, 4, Co-editor 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 3, 4, Shamrock 4. John jones Ionesy St. Joseph . . . Chem-phy 3, Dance Committee 3. Marilyn Jost St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, 2, French Club S, 4, Home Economics Club 3, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 3, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Richard Justice Dick Annunciation . . . Dance Committee 2. Steven Kapeluck Steve Annunciation . . . Acolytc 1, 2, Dance Committees 2. 3. , is 'ffig Q - ..,. . e f 1 ffl f f V i'. 99 its.'s ' 1 ws 'SN -25- af N , as s emrioirs M ary Kay Kehrle St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, Chem-phy 4, French Club 8, 4, Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Co-editor 4, Library Staff 3, Dance Com- mittees 3, 4, State Scholarship 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. Iohn Kilway 'KIack St. Martha . . . Chem-phy 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 3, Vincentian 4, Dance Committee 3, Drama Guild 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. Marie Therese Klocker St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 1, French Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 2, 3, General Scholarship for Sen- iors, Town Meeting 4, Teacher Aide 4. Elizabeth Kraker Liz St. Sebastian . . . Home Economics Club 3, 4, Oflice Assistant 4, Class Ollicer 1, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 4. Margaret Kraus Margie St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 1, 4, Chem-phy 3, Home Eco- nomics Club 4, Modern Music Masters 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Shamrock 8, Vincentian 4, Library Stall 3, Teacher Aide 4, Class Officer 8, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Barbara Krizancic Barb St. Vincent . . . Library Staff 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, 3. Jerome Krummel Smiley St. Sebastian. Iudith Labbe Iudy,' St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, 3, Chem-phy 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 4. emulors Susan Lamert Susie', St. Martha . . . Chorus 1, 2, 8, 4, Chem-phy 4, French Club 4, Home Economics Club 4, Modern Music Mas- ters 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. William Lantz Bill', St. Paul . . . Acolyte 3. Rosemary Lasko Rosie St, Martha . . . Chorus 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, Vincentian 4, Shamrock 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2, General Scholarship for Seniors. Robert Lavery Big Bobw St. Vincent. Marijane Mancini St. Martha . . . OBE 4, Dance Committee 4. Mary Marcella Mar St. Ioseph . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 4, Teacher Aide 4. Joanne Marks Maude St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 2, Library Staff 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, S. Edward Marshall Tom St. Vincent . . . Band 1, Swimming 1, Chorus 3, Pro- jector 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Acolyte 4, Dance Com- mittees 3, 4. LLkx H Carl Martin Sonny St. Paul . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Yvonne Martin St. Vincent . . . French Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 1, 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. jean Mattingly ujeanniev Annunciation . . . Home Economics Club 2, 3, OBE 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. Michael May Mike St. Mary . . . Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Chem-phy 3, Dance Connnittees 3, 4, Drama Guild 4. A X Vg . M A ea 1' fr : ., if 1 .. .r.. K, A ' .era ' ' .. ' M. . -Q -28- Q 'Xiu tele X se kk, xr Carolyn McAlonan Macy St. Vincent . . . Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. james McCaiferty Morey', St. Sebastian . . . Acolyte 3, 4, Dance Committee 3. Patricia McCaiferty Pat St. Vincent . . . Home Economics 2, 3, OBE 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2. Lawrence McKeivier Larry St. Matthew . . . Chorus 3, Football 2. Rhae Metcalfe St. Martha . . . Home Economics Club 3, National Hon- or. Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors, OBE 4, Shamrock 4. Craig Meusel St. joseph . . . Band 4, Baseball 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, Dance Committees 3, 4, Drama Guild 4, Shamrock 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2. Janet Mickel Ian Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Home Economics Club 2, Dance Committees 2, 4. Robert Monaci in nt Art Club 3 Chorus 3 4 Chem h 4 St' V- cc ' ' ' 2 I n 'P y r French Club 4, Modem Music Masters 4, President 4, Dance Committee 8, State Scholarship 3, General Schol- arship for Seniors. Ioan Mc-Kim joanie St. Joseph . . . Home Economics Club 3, Vincentian 3, 4, Oilice Assistant 4, Library Staff 2, Teacher Aide 4, Class Officer 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, OBE 4. David McKoski Dave,' St. Martha . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Football 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, All-city Football 4. Francis McVan Frank St. Hedwig . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Chem-phy 4, Modern Music Masters 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 3, 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Buckeye Boys' State. Susan Meadows Suzie,' St. Sebastian . . . Majorette 2, French Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Home Economics Club 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, 8, 4, Drama Guild 3, 4. -29- einulors Carol Morea n St. john . . . OBE 4, Vinccntian 4, Library Staff 4, Tcaclier Aide 4. Nancy Morgan Nana Immaculate Conception . . . Chorus 1, Chem-pliy 4, Shamrock 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Majorette 2, 3, 4. Edward Mutchler Mike St. Vincent . . . Band 1, 2, 8, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chem- phy 4, Modem Music Masters 4, Treasurer 4, Shamrock 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Drama Guild 3, 4, Basketball 1, Talent Show 1, 2, S, 4. Ierome Myers jerry St. Joseph . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4,'All-city Football 4, Chem-phy 4, National Honor Society 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Marianne Nicewander St. Joseph . . . French Club 3, 4, Home Economics 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. James Nommay jim gtgoseph .... Acolyte 1, 2, B, 4, Dance Committees 4 . Gordon Oliver Flash Annunciation . . . Band 1, 2, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Dolores Ondas Ondie St. Joseph . . . Band 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Modem Music Masters 4, Library Staff 4, Class Officer 2, Dance Committees 1, 2. eniors Bernard Pekar St. Bernard . . . Football 1, Acolyte 1, 2, 8, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Charles Pfeil Chucks St. Paul . . . Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 8, 4, All City 4, National Honor Society 4, Shamrock 4, Class Ollicer 2, 8, 4, Treasurer 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. Ernest Pier Ernie St. Paul . . . Swimming 1, 4, Class Oflicer 1, Dance Committees 2, 3. Mary Ann Pittenger Annie St. Joseph . . . Art Club 3, Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Vincen- tian 4, Library Staif 1, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Officer 1, 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 1, 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. Dolores Poje Dee St. Sebastian . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 4, OBE 4, Dance Committees 2, 8, 4. Norma Quattrocchi St. Vincent . . . Dance Committee 2. Ioyce Querry St. Vincent . . . Majorette 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Teacher Aide 4, Class Ollicer 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 4. Martha Reidy Mart Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Chem-phy 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 3, 4, Library Staff 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Town Meeting 4. Michael Reiter Mike Annunciation . . . Chorus 3, 4, Chem-phy 3, Modern Music Masters 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, State -Scholar- ship 1, 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors, Talent Show 4, French Club S, 4. Michael Ricci Mike St. joseph . . . Acolyte 1, 2, 8, 4, Dance Committee. Donald Rinella Don Annunciation . . . Baseball 2, 8, 4, Football 1, 2, Span- ish Club 3, Dance Committee 3, State Scholarship 2, Shamrock 4. julia Roelle Judy St. Sebastian . . . Vincentian 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 4. safes get ve R 3 N 11,35 i Q i Carol Rolph Shorty St. Paul . . . Home Economics Club 4, Vincentian 4, Dance Committee 4, Drama Guild 4. Michael Roszkowski Mike St, Patrick . . . Basketball 1, Football 1, Acolyte 1, 2, Dance Committees 3, 4. Robert Ruf Bob St Matthew Band 1 4 Chorus 4, Spanish Club 3, Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Dance Committee 3. St Vincent Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3 State Scholarship 2, 3, General Schol- arship for Seniors :' - . e f 2 ' ' lfilp 1 4 w ecesw ' - i1-- .1 F ' 1 is S as s SV1 R s as Margaret Russ -f-:,:Sgia- ' '11 rail' k ielkif 1 . - . he -X aff - . ':.. I 1 ,Q .Q 1? it 5 .. ff ' 5 if - fir. S Anastasia Scott Scotty St. Martha . . . Majorette 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, OBE 4, Vincentian 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Dance Committees 2, 8, 4. Audrey Seib Odd St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, President 4, Modern Music Masters 4, Sham- rock 4, Vincentian 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Drama Guild 3, 4, Talent Show 4, National Honor Society 4. Lewis Seikel judge St. Sebastian . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Na- tional Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Co-editor 4, Class Officer 1, Dance Com- mittees 2, 3, State Scholarship 1, 2, 3, General Scholar- ship for Seniors. joan Seitz Io St. Bernard . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Geraldine Schafer Ieri St. Bemard . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, OBE 4, Dance Committee 3, Shamrock Staff 4. Joyce Scheatzle St. Sebastian . . . Art Club 3, Chem-phy 4, French Club 3, 4, Historian 4, Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Library Staff 3, Teacher Aide 4, Class Officer 3, Dance Committee 3, State Schol- arship 1, 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. Patricia Schlabig Pat Annunciation . . . Chorus 4, Home Economics Club 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Susan Schnur Susi St. Sebastian . . . Chem-phy 4, Library Staff 8, 4, Teacher Aide 4, Home Economics Club 4, Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 4. fl ' - ' ' . 'Q- H . fs. ' ag wr- st,fsr ,, , ,,, -sae, . N-if . . 1-zzz . -1 it Q L.. .5 r . iii x.': 'CN f 'A We wk g i as rv 1 N 33 NF at Xt 4' VX it Sai ., 6' gt at ,X , ts X N sf N J Fi X K X ws sa X 5 531 , dui-if Q 3 ,Asa Qi , as Y 1 W ., , sxs - w- s. M My its favs. . ass QRS? s, ,ai saws? it . Y, , ,t .t ,, :ss S K ,X ,rarest ss s. 'W va. ,Mx at X' ri? is sf N -. -aww X A a fat , sf, .rs it r .. - S- .ifixalli ' V -- ,sp me .f ft e ,Weiss :K vas: at X 1 s , SSS Q sa, Q s t S t Q, s wi Ask sg X , 3 , asm ws. ,E .N . ' , S339 1 4 X L B Q jf N if ,V - nrvzsif- as fs s 'L . fs--cz ,-4 i A' f einuloirs Robert Seitz Bob St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. john Shea j. If' St. Vincent . . . Spanish Club 3, Shamrock 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. Mary Ann Shields St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 2, Vincentian 4, Library Stall 8, Teacher Aide 4, OBE 4. Michael Shields Mike St. Vincent . . . Golf 4, National Honor Society 3, Shamrock 4, State Scholarship 8. Mary julia Shircliff Puzzy Annunciation . . . Home Economics Club 4, OBE 4, Library Staff 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Drama Guild 3. Bernadette Slaven Sis St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 1, Chem-phy 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sham- rock 4, Vincentian 3, 4, Library Staff 3, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Vice-president 4, Homecoming Court 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 8, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Yvonne Spallino Dolly St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 3, 4, Chem-phy 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 4. William Starinki Bill St. Sebastian . . . Football 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. eniors Marilyn Stimler St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committee 2, Drama Guild 4. john Stitz Jay St. Vincent . . . Band 1, Baseball 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. james Sturmi jim St. Sebastian . . . National Honor Society 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Spanish Club 3, President 3, Class 0fHcer 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, State Scholarship 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors, Town Meeting 4. Barbara Sullivan Barb', St. Vincent . . . Art Club 3, Chorus 1, Home Economics Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, OBE 4, Shifmfock 4, Vincentian 4, Ofllce Assistant 4, Teacher -Aide 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Michael Sullivan Mike St. Vincent . . . Basketball 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4. A Rita Tersigni St. Joseph . . . Chem-phy 4, French Club 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vincen- tian 2, 3, 4, Co-editor 4, Primary Teacher Aide 4, Li- brary Stalf 4, Drama Guild 8, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship for Seniors. Sheila Tobin Shewa St. Vincent . . . French 4, Home Economics Club 4, Shamrock 4, Teacher Aide 4, Dance Committees 2, 4. Edward Walchalk Ed Annunciation . . . Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Dance Committee 2. Y - - 5' ' X V -in K it . . is - J A J ,wszrf-55515 ' ' .- z S X f 539' - . .. -. f'ii3Cr9filfffEL' ,gif , . . .- -Q 54-,5s,.f Q. . is 'mmm 2 ,X M Wx Si Teri as isis - F 1. if ::, - -' sg A K :wc was sf w s, . ss . f 1 fs - '- Dolores Wright Deen St. joseph . . . Chem-phy 4, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Shamrock 4, Oflice Assistant 4, Library Staff 1, 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 1, 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors, TB Representative 4. Cletus Young Cager St. Martha . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, State Scholarship 3. Lawrence Zerr Larry Annunciation . . . Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, General Scholarship for Seniors. George Zimmerman Zim St. joseph. PROUDLY WE HAIL WITH OLD GLORY waving in the background, Eddie Dan- nemiller derives inspiration from a statue of William Mc- Kinley, a famous Ohio presi- dent. The monument is lo- cated on the grounds of the Ohio State Capitol Building, in Columbus. A gleam of hope in his eye, Eddie typifies the spirit of the senior class, they will strive to achieve goodness and greatness, as did other Ohio citizens. Members of the yearbook staff visited 0hio's Capital to gather data for their theme, and copy. Rings Express lllxidlellilfy use - wi A iw a 1 Fon THE FIRST TIME, the Seniors were given athletic director of Saint Vincent, gave the their rings at a ceremony on Sunday night. address. Monsignor Conry blessed the rings The parents were invited and the school choir and presented them to us with the help of sang. Father William Cosgrove, formerly the 1811165 Stllfmi and Bernadette Slaven. -3-1- if SVP' 9 E Q 5 www f-3 is A ,41 aa ' OHIO presents a challenge to us, the students, through her excellent institutions of learning. Elementary schools were established early in the history of our great state and promises of high schools followed in a short time. The universities of Ohio are ranked among the linest of the nation. Ohio University at Athens was a pioneer in higher learning in the Northwest Territory while Western Reserve University is known as the Yale of the West. Oberlin was the first coeducational college in the United States. Day by day we strive to meet this challenge in our classes. Courses in languages, sciences, mathematics, and social studies prepare us for our roles in keeping Ohio a leader in education. The foundation of every state is the ' education of its youth -Diogenes l ii .4 -39- We Study . ., . . . . and next, the pall, explained Father Speight to a group of sophomore religion stu- dents. Patricia Grifa, Charles Gilbride, and Steve Dejacimo watched intently as Father Speight described the proper procedure for dressing the chalice for Mass. He then ex- plained the order in which the vestments are put on by the priest for Mass. Father also showed the students how the ciborium is pre- pared for the distribution of Holy Communion. The sophomores find that leaming about the symbolism of the vestments and the sacred vessels used in the Mass can be both challeng- ing and inspiring. The connection between the life of Christ and the sacrifice of the Mass is shown in the course offered to the sophomore class. Their motto Toward heaven together completes the theme of their study. CENTER OF ATTRACTION 0 O 0 RIGHT: Representing St. Vincent in the I Speak for Democracyn contest were juniors Carole McGuckin and Don Schorr. An English project, it featured their ability to write as well as to present their speech. Fol- lowing rehearsals, a record- ing was made at station WAKR. BELOWVZ Is this the word? queries john Kane as he, Ed Palazzo and john Cozzens wind up their E n g 1 i s h papers. These freshmen a r e acquainting themselves with the library. IT'S IN THE BOOK That We May Serve VOICE OF DEMOCRACY ..41.. Mllilbe Shure oiulvre Right Q . ., FRANK HOLLISH stares in amazement as Brian Scott finds a wandering point. Iunior Dolores Gill is confident as she holds the answer in her hands. This year's Algebra II class soon finds that the best way to solve a quadratic equation STAR CAZING Two JUNIOR BOYS, Tom Gruber and Martin Powers, explain the mystery of their homemade telescope to an in t e r e s te d freshmen au- dience and Sister Imelda. Martin demonstrates how he and Tom fashioned odd bits of pipe, glass, and scrap metal into a telescope cap- able of perceiving distant objects. jack Fitzgerald and Steve Kraus are eager to peer into a window of the Tower Building downtown. is by graphing. They also discover that it is easier said than done. Parabolas, circles, and ellipses present puzzling drawings. The prob- lem of x2y prepares our juniors for more diffi- cult work next year. -42- 0 ., Q lien Go Aheadpy DEEDS NOT VVORDS As 'Il-IE B1oLoGY exhibit ap- proaches, the sophomores turn to the experienced jun- iors for help. Junior Mary Conlon explains her accom- plishment to the struggling sophomores Ch a rle s M c - Guckin, Frances Vorwerk, and Linda Lembo. Behind Mary lie the efforts of past years. The biology exhibit, seen in the science labora- tory, is an animal affair in which sophomores display mental and manual skills. A PERPLEXING PROBLEM is solved by perserver- ance and a trusted theorem. Prof Bill Arvin is trying to shed some light on the situation as Dick Roesch wonders whether all geometry is as tough as this. Ann Walter, however, has that understanding look. The triangles must be congruent because two angles and a side of one equal two angles and a side of the other. Those are consecutive angles and sides, of course, inserts Professor,' Arvin. Ni -43- Do the Dayys Work ABOVE: The demonstrator at the Remington Rand Company shows business students the intricacies of filing. Margaret Elmauer, Jeri Schafer, and Dolores Poje find it a very fascinat- ing system. In the center Carol Rolph, Hilde- gard Brendel, Barbara Sullivan, and Shirley Dronick agree that it is an eiiicient method of locating needed material. To the right are Pattie Dadik and Bhae Metcalfe. Field trips like these give commercial students a preview of their future office practice. ..44- BELOW: Members of the advanced business classes were guests of the Underwood Corpora- tion where Mr. Paul Frank Ir. conducted a tour. Florence Baumgardner, Nancy Houk, Catherine Allman, Patricia McCaHerty, Mary jane Man- cini, Carol Morea, Mary Ann Shields and Mary julia Shircliff seem to be deeply interested in the adding machine that is being explained by Mr. Frank. As future members of the business world these girls will find this material not only interesting but also useful. Heed itllie Naitioinfs Call BELOW: Sophomores Bernard Gannon, Cene- rose Gill, and Zaunia Becker compare the sim- ilar flags of countries comprising the United Nations organization. Symbols of the-ideals of the various countries are represented in the designs of the flags which are a prized addition this year to the library. These world history students are wondering why Pakistan and Tur- key have similar ilags. Their thoughtful mood is quite in keeping with their study of the U N as an instrument of peace. BoTroM: While the whole nation awaited the outcome of election returns, Saint Vincent stu- dents joined in raising the tempo of interest in national balloting by promoting a mock election in the school. Campaigns are overg the great day has arrived. Martha McGrath, Ioan Dal- rymple and Chalker Fadel make their final choice in the big race as Patrick Walsh, Dennis Shaul, Dolores McMuldren and Reynolds Far- ley act as officials in Precinct Nine, the freshman voting area. -45- Slkilllledl Hands, Keen Minds 0 ABOVE: The new Necchi, recently purchased for the home economics course, is being tested for all its unique devices. Sister Dominica shows Edna Haren, Carol Coulter, Patricia Marks and Barbara Krizancic how to braid a tablecloth. This is just one of the many new features that the Necchi can perform. It even sews on buttons! BELOW: Mmm, don't they look good, smiles janet Mickel as she adds the finishing touches to the frosty cupcakes prepared by the institu- tional cooking class. Joanne Marks and Cecilia Falkenstein decorate them while Norma Quat- trochi keeps the girls well supplied. This class helps to prepare hot lunches for the grade school cafeteria. N, ., 0 0 Build ABOVE: Mechanical drawing students Alfred Wolf, Robert Reiheld, and David Heaton are impressed by Mike Mondello's explanation of the markings on the edges of the ruler. The boys interested in developing creative ability in scales, lines, and angles iind this course in- tensely practical and many continue to study it in college or use it in industry. Happy Lives BELOW: In driver education students learn the mechanism and operation of a car and the Ohio driving laws and regulations. joe Duve ex- plains the importance of safe driving to Marilyn Stimler, Judy Roelle, and Dick Janus. Mr. Malagio supervises the students behind the wheel. Believe it or not, women can learn to drive as well as men. sf, VINCENT The past Comes to lldiilte ROMAN CULTURE lives again at the fingertips of jerry Frient. History repeats itself in the form of miniature ships and devices of war. The mighty oars of the galley ship plow through the sea of time to help students relive the NOW AND THEN F RESHMEN Joanne Bach- mann and jerry Collins explain their Latin I proj- ects to Shamrock copy editor Colette Falardeau. jerry is exhibiting build- ings of the present day, while Joanne correspond- ingly explains her re- search on the old Roman buildings. Although Lat- in classes are concerned mainly with learning the language, the students do a variety of projects, in- vestigating the history of the Roman people. -43- battles of history. In these battles fierce sword- play determined the fate of the adventurers. Such swords were the only defense. Their designs are centuries old but vivid to students because of these replicas. WCE MHMPUWCH' c6D0N,T BEND your knees, warns Fred Lombardi as he anchors classmate Russ Pier's feet. Russ believes that practice makes perfectf, Steve Kraus concentrates on sophomore Jay Sullivan's attempt to touch his elbow to his knee. The boys soon realize the necessity of physical fitness. The daily gym classes give the boys a chance to develop their skills. These skills are demonstrated during the season,s football and basketball games. NOW OR NEVER CAROL FASSNACHT, Pat Ink and Molly Io Hunter watch intently as Peggy Stimpfel prepares for the tell-tale shot. Inter-class games round out the stimulating study of bas- ketball. Mrs. Florin, the whistle-bearer of the classes, steps in and de- cides dubious plays. Vol- ley-ball, baseball, ping pong, calisthenics and square dancing highlight the year's activities. The blue-clad athletes enliven the gym in all seasons. -49- ive at Cheer' our . . ., -r VT' A' or- A r y' 1 W gl Row 1 Ibottoml: G. Edwards, C. Saunders, R. Tigelman, E. Toth, 1. Dudek, ' L. Nist, Row 2: Coach Wentz, P. Pfeil, W. Curley, G. Maurer, E. Taggart, ' L. Foore, I. Myers, I. Elio, J. Costello, C. Pfeil. Row 3: C. Gessler, L. Gmerek, C. Reyrnann, H. Mehigan, I. Sullivan, D. Rankin, R. Linton, M. Testa, I. Herro, J. Mars. THE ELEMENT of surprise, a fighting heart, and football know-how led the Irish of '52 to the best football record in the locality. Posting a record of seven wins, two losses and one dead- lock, the Irish proved themselves to be the pride of Akron. The Irish were truly a miracle team boasting only five lettermen to begin their rugged season. On Bob Brizes, joe Elio, Chuck Pfeil, Larry F oore, and Carl Martin lay the tre- mendous task of bolstering the team. The boys were small and the team was green, but became more powerful and potent as the season rolled on. Falling under the spirited green and white were Kenmore, Ravenna, Canton Central, West, Buchtel, St. Mary, and Cuyahoga Falls. The team was set back only twice, once by the public school champion, East, early in the sea- ..50- son, and once more with an injury riddled team by the Central Wildcats. The educated toe of Martin Testa after the touchdown by Chuck Pfeil was only enough to tie the score against the highly-rated Barberton Magics. Spearhead- ing the Irish attack throughout the autumn activities were John Costello, Ronnie D'Alessio, Carl Gessler, Adeb Haddad, Dave McKoski, ferry Myers, Tom Baldacci, Bill Curley, Lenny Gmerek, jack Mars, jerry Maurer, Chuck Rey- mann, and Eddie Taggart. Credit is due the rest of the team and a salute to the followers for their moral support. 'To the senior members of the varsity, congratulations and thanks are in order in bringing the parochial championship, and the best won-lost record in the district to the school in many years. . .. .. Tlne Heroes ell' tfllne Year Row 1 fbottomj: P. Hurley, I. Conlin, E. Iacomini, T. Horrigan, L. Ham- mer, D. McDaniels. Row 2g R. Brizes, A. Haddad, C. Martin, R. D'Alessio D. McKoski, A. DeLuca, E. Salem, Mr. Malagio, I. Adamo. Row 3: P. Roman, F. Krernblas, I. Ross, M. Flynn, L. Tylka, E. Walter, W. Shangh- nessy, R. Vargo, I. Fitzgerald. L 1 11' 'M ' A -. II, ff 5 V - fl , if ,I Ls OUT OF MY WAY - 51 - 4. x. .Ps w . f Q s X .bi '.w EN .ui Q X -,Q-4 ,,.,, f gk? ,, ,bg XA2 . L,Q was--'- Q:Xur K .Mya A any Ji' Nd. up Qfiik f ' wr f .P i f 1 a K, Q 1w, Aa. .W-:L-m.:'fQ -f- f -Q x ff--?-,V fx-151-fm 4' ff-Q VY f ?,? P X332 mai 1 xv griijfvf Q 4 . 1 f R ' yi.-Xif-.gf-Q.,,X?tt-igtL,:RW:,:g gfi4E,Qlg1.- Q ,'-ggiwg, fk, Q g 4 Ythq. itakw i ?k,,g!ixX :L ,yiS4'i',wE5ikI Sera! P SKA Q X:', XLS, 'xi' xg Vikki ,S 5'7if F 3, WX? fwgv- X HQ Q 2 Us 1 Q ','1Y1'f 'P QV Wix.-, S SVS.-KA ffqx-Q A X S XV WNY! ' t -- sf:-QSM' ' u ' f :IIS 1I'1lG f lil, S Aw, x A QL, .,?j-5,313 V Q wry. 4 . xx ,, .. M, X , 5 tt Q ..M 1 C .W 1 x K' rf LI., ' m m MW s sggfkf f , , K, fgf' 4 'x 'Ax F11-f . EffQT K S '15f'.'x,X ' A- .. Q .' Q: . - +.,. -f- ax if S Q . s x 1 P' 'Y s fcxxe Q 4 ,. ,X S, E51 w ' Q ' K+ -fi K Q Q x Ls Q a w Q . R. 1 A f .. XJ: Q fg ' 5 N w ,' al if QQ is 4 if 1 x ..X x ww 1l',+ S, ' R 1 P .ff Q N y X Q bk 5 x . I: 1 -S e p 4 - 1 Q S I ky Y X Y 5 A x S g-3. ..KFsss 'gf sv' X fqi,'z,Q,'4 s Q. .1 S A- 2 -Sihs Cf vz ki 1 ' Q . Are the Best by Test I B , s -141 A- li t ON THE BALL THE IRISH opened their 52 season with a victory over a highly rated Kenmore team 7-0. The taste of defeat mct the Irish for the first time under the city champs, East, 27-12. After their loss, the Irish, with the best offen- sive of the year, whipped Ravenna 41-13. St. V. proved to be too much for the battling Catholics from Canton as the Irish won 20-0. Spotting the Wildcats 13 points, Irish defense was penetrated for 19 points by Central. DOWN BOY . ... hx.. 1. Q S St. V. ended the long rivalry with West by the outstanding shut-out of the year, 35-0. A late T. D. and tight defense halting a Bar- berton drive gave the Saints a 7 to 7 deadlock. A thundering offense crushed Buchtel 40-6, and handed St. V. the 1fVest Hill Championship. A potent Irish thrust the St. Mary team to defeat for the fifth year by a score of 13-7. Surprise proved to be the deciding factor against the Falls as the Irish won 27-14. GOT 'IMD P pw-ry, ..: - . -53- pioneer Spirit Lives Again .- 'V xg, fa 6 N vi - Q-Z D- 4sf,Ly., EW' 2452. 'XX 55 if EE- X if 45 j 1 s- 5-Z4 'L'-3 NVE GOT RHYTHM WHITE UNIFORMS dot a green Held during game halftimes each Friday night. These dancing profiles belong to four senior girls: Anastasia Scott, Delores Poje, Nancy Morgan and Joyce Querry, who proudly march for the school they call their Alma Mater. The cold does not seem to bite these pert little maids. BELOW! With the speed of light, to the thunder of applause, from the field and court, comes the cry of Fight, Team, Fightf, Nothing would hide their identityg it's our cheerleaders Gene Dettling, Ioe May, Howard Doll, Pete Lam- phier, Tom Leone, and Chuck Smith. And what a lusty response they get! VVE GOT PEP -54- WE GOT MUSIC SMALL BUT MIGHTY is the motto of this year's band. Led by its new director, Mr. Lewis, it did much to increase tremendously the spirit at the games. Their shows with the majorettes and Corky,' Castner kept student spirit high during half time. Bottom row: E. Mutchler, M. E. Curtis, Cor- kyv Castner, R. Semeraro, A. L. Curtis. Row 2-P. Hayden, G. Scholtz, P. Gist, Devereux, and J. Martinovich. KRISE AND SHINE -Band mem- bers were at school at seven a.m. to assure us a good show. They mastered our favorites, Stand Up and Cheerv and our Alma Materf' Above: Row 1-I. Beesing, Pt. Ruff. Row 2-C. Meusel, R. Fabbro, G. Kyle, Hermann, De- Witt. Left: Bottom row-C. Beesing, D. Ondas, F. McVan, I. Hammontree, A. DeCasper. Row 2-Z. Sziraky, F. Duve, T. Garlando, Bean, D. Rob- erts, B. Richus. Sports Hemel . . . RIGHT: Outtielder, Craig Meusel and short stop, Tom Garlando pitched in to help the Irish baseballers gain a successful season. Bottom: Blake Cul- len and Don Rinella add pep and talent to the infield. St. V. --5-East ....... ...4 St. V. -.5-East ----,-12 St. V. .4-North ...... 5 St. V. -.7-North ..--6 St. V. 18-West ..... ..0 St. V. -.7-West ........ 5 St. V. --4-Central St. V. -4-Central ...2 St. V. -3-Buchtel St. V. --3-Falls ..-..-.2 St. V. '5-East -... ..... 8 St. V. --0-Buchtel -.-S '-Tournament ABOVE: Game, Love, Match, Set. It's not double talk, just tennis. Dick Semeraro shows Mike Cummins and Lenny Gmerek his racket in regular pre-game check of equipment. The boys learned much though their rec- ord was not impressive. sr. v. .-2-East .......... 4 sr. v. -.2-south 4 sr. v. -.0-Falls ..-ua s .v. -2-G M sr. v. -,1-Buchrel .... 5 sf. V. -.6 amd 4 St. V. --0-Ba.x'berton..6 St. V. ..0-Buchtel M6 St. V. -1-West ......5 St. V. ..1-Barberton..5 -East ...... ..0 EARLY BIRDS THE IRISH golf team of '52 had a truly success- ful season, losing only two matches. The three jims-Mead- ows, Mulhearn, and Hallinan, were consist- ent in their low scores, and we hope R. Vargo and M. Shields Crightl do as well this year. St. V. 6 Buchtel .... -- 3 St. V. 9 East .............. 0 St. V. 0 'Kent R's'velt 9 St. V. 9 Hower Voc ..... 0 St. V.7 Garfield --.... 2 St. V. 9 West .,,.. ,....... 0 St. V. 9 Kenmore ...... 0 City Championship St. V. 6 Cuy. Falls ....., 10 'Non-league Match oinnriinig oil Spring OUR SWIM team poses before a meet. Bottom M. Walsh, W. Weist This sturdy group of row: I. Hermann, E. Schafer, P. Roman, j. water lovers constitutes our first swimming Kane, W. Sober, P. Walsh, L. Arway. Second team in city competition in four years Their Row: R. Keller, M. Brennan, I. Robb, L. Tylka, aim is the building of a noteworthy team -57- Victory Belongs . . . First Row: I. Ross, F. Kremblas, L. Cmerek, J. Mars, A. Haddad, C. Young. Second Row: Coach Malagio, R. Sadley, M. Sullivan, M. Flynn, E. Pramuk, R. Vargo, E. Iacomini, Coach Wentz. LACK OF EXPERIENCE, height, and the new foul rule led the Irish to a disastrous sea- son only in the record column. Throughout the season they stood by the true meaning of athletics at St. Vincent, by spirited play, and the ability to take defeat graciously. The great- est disappointment to the hoopsters was given them by St. Mary who took the team on both schools' floors. The season was not all gloom, however, for victories were scored over East, Kent Roosevelt, Warren Harding, Hower, and West. The most impressive contest of the season was played against the potent Garfield Presidents. The game was lost in overtime, but the green and white exhibited their poten- tial ability for the future against the team that did not taste loss once during season play. Special recognition is due Jack Mars, who scored forty-two points for a school, city, .. .. and district individual scoring record. This accomplishment proved helpful in his selec- tion to the all city second team. His continued progress throughout the season and expert play on the backboards was a hemendous assistance to the green team. It was only fitting that this was climaxed by his individual effort in the last game in history against the West Cavaliers. The senior class was repre- sented by few in number but the three cagers -Cletus Young, Adeb Haddad, and Mike Sulli- van-made up for it in spirit. Note must also be taken of the progress and spark shown by sophomore, Ray Sadley, who dumped in more than twenty points in each of two games and secured a place on the all city third team. junior, Ronnie Vargo, proved to be an up and coming star as he fought his way to a first place berth. O 0 0 To Iftihe lpersevering First Row: E. Toth, I. Ross, M. Flynn, E. Pramuk, A. DeLuca, R. Farley. Second Row: C. W'entz, J. Zampino, C. Saunders, D. Bums, T, Murphy, P. Doran, Coach Malagio. RESERVE SCORES fContinuedD Roosevelt ......., 36 St. Vincent St. Mary .... - .... 32 St. Vincent .... 35 Warren ......,,.. 65 St. Vincent Cuy. Falls ........ 41 St. Vincent.-..37 Hower ............ 42 St. Vincent .,,i 45 Barberton ...... St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent 57 St. Ignatius .... 57 West .............. 46 67 St. Mary ....,... FRESHMAN SCORE S0utl'l -- ...... ,...56 St. Vincent ....51 53 FUTURE RESERVES Barberton ...... South .............. Buchtel ....,.,... Akron Cent..-.. East ................ 37 Garfield ....,..... 89 West .............. 31 Canton Cath... Cuy. Falls ........ 55 Coventry -- ...., 53 Massillon ,....... 62 FUTURE VARSITY RESERVE SCORES Vincent. Vincent. Vincent. Vincent. Vincent. Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent. First Row: R. Bell, T. Bauer, R. Metker, R. Draper, B. Tigelman, N Antonino, D. Horrigan. Second Raw: E. Palazzo, C. Stitz, P. Kolodzieiczak B. Meadows, C. Fadel, S. Kraus, Coach Malagio. ...59.. For Sttamrmlna Vllqlhey Had .. ., .. . LENNY GMEREK ADEB HADDAD MIKE SULLIVAN FORWARD FORWARD GUARD THE 1952-1953 IRISH cagers were a scrappy team, despite a losing season, the Irish were always in there fighting. The green team was built around jack Mars, the towering center. Len Gmerek's floor generalship meant much to the team. Ronnie Vargo, a consistent scorer, and a great clutch player, will be back next year. Mike Sullivan, small but mighty, completed his last season of varsity ball. Adeb Had- dad's talented hookshot, plus Cletus Young's drive and fire, sparked the Irish to a near tournament upset. JACK MARS BONNIE VARGO CLETUS YOUNG EDDIE PRAMUK CENTER GUARD FORWARD CENTER ..50- . And Spirit As Well UP, UP, AND AWAY Barberton ...... South .......... Buchtel ...... Central ...... East ......... HITS FOR TVVO Varsity Garfield ......................,... 4 6 West ................................ 53 Central Catholic ............ 67 Falls ..............................., 55 Coventry ......... - ............. 59 Massillon ....,................... 4 6 Kent Roosevelt .............. 47 St. Mary .......................... 55 Warren Harding ............ 58 Falls ..............,................. 62 Hower ............,........... Barberton ...... St. Ignatius .......... West ---- ...... ' Coventry ........ St. Mary .......... 'Wadsworth ........ 'Tournament ,---52 --------50 Won 5 Saint Vincent .,,...............,. 58 Saint Vincent ..................., 46 Saint Vincent ........... - ....... 46 Saint Vincent .................... 51 Saint Vincent ........,.,........, 54 Saint Vincent fO.T.l ...... 44 Saint ' 48 Vincent ...,....... - ....... Saint Saint Vincent .................... 50 Saint Vincent .................... 53 Saint ' 35 Vincent .................... Saint ' 53 Vincent ......,............. Saint 52 Vincent ............. ....... Saint 62 Vincent .................... Saint 47 Vincent ........... ,------ Saint 61 Vincent ........,........... Saint Vincent .................... 50 Saint Vincent .................... 55 Saint Vincent----------,---,--84 Saint Vincent .... - .............. 58 Saint Vincent .................... 4 3 Saint Vincent .................., 50 Lost 15 -51- Vincent .................... 61 uniors Anticipate . . . Above, Row 1: R. Merzweiler, T. Armbruster, W. McFad- Below, Foreground How 1: V. Marshall, C. McGuckin den, M. Riegler, I. Herring. Row 2, Sitting: G. Miller, Row 2: M. Conlon, D. Gill, A. Vorwerk. Sitting: M. Koval W- JOHCS, P- Davison, T. Ariss, F. Gallagher. M. Dettling. Row 3: R. Rinehart, F. Hollish, T. Gruber I. Kelly, T. Cummins, M. Collins. PRIDE OF THE SCHOOL -62- . ., . Future 61Ul1l01I'1llfY b rib. M 1 xx r I ME TOO ' Above: B. Weirtz, L. Bertsch, G. Cortesi, B. Meholick, Below, Foreground: O. Kelly, I. Darko, E. Mengay, P A. Bauer, Sister Julianne. Chudick. Standing: B. Sadowski, R. Kelly, B. Bixler, C Lavery, I. Harrison, B. Burkey, C. Kaufman, J. Bedell GREAT EXPECTATIONS ..63... Soplhs ray, Work . . . Last Row: J. Labbe, I. Hesidence, I. May, Sister Florence, A. Johnson, M. Haula- lgan, SMI-loulilean, NilSturmi, M. Scott, P. Kelly, Ck Huber, N. Scihweitzer, L. Zito, ister arie, . Tim 'n. Row 2: M. Inman, I. Lauc , R. Merzwei er, P. Sarchia, C. Sarchia, M. Sherman, E. McAleese, D. Toth, L. Hindenach. Foreground: M. Spear- A FRIEND IN NEED man, P. Shand, G. King. Left side, Last Row: D. DeLuca, M. Corrin. Row 2: P. Casey, N. Sax, M. Botzum C. Knunmel, Sister Benita, J. Bittner, Sister Diane. Row 1: I. Bear, R. Hoffman TRUE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT Right side, Row 3: I. Dameron, R. Elliott. Row 2: P. Abraham, L. Thomas, I. Col- ant, P. Fillinger. Row 1: J. Farris, L. Caporaletti, W. Braun. ..34- . . . Amd Play ogceifllncer Last Row fstandingj: D. Morris, C. Bayman, M. H. McKenney, P. Salem, M. Gallagher, Phillips, N. Gardner, Krieger, D. Dorraugh. Seated: C. Conry, L. A ams, M. Marshall, R. Wal 0, D. Gmerek, M. Collins, I. Beck, A. Cersna. Front: P. Dolensky, B. Busson, M. Spindell, P. Trocchio, I. Fratturu. MUSICAL TOES T Last Row: J. Kormanik, M. Michalec, M. Rett, M. Richards, R. McNellis, R. Culp, BETTER WATCH OU I I. Pringle, P. Oras, I. Pringle. Seated: M. A. Myers, J. Maroon, C. McCarty, A. Murphy, N. Miller, F. Palisin, A. Hetzel, D. Metz, Santa: Mike Noble, Victim : R. Murray. -65- roslln Catch SIE. X7., Spirit . .. ., Front Row 1: Custodian Inez VVilson, XV. Fonghciser, I. FSllWiCk, P- Clvr- kin, Custodian Jessie Thompson. Row 2: P. Weidlich, K. Kidder, M. Wright, R. Kovalcilc, 1. Ahlers, A. Brandt, C. Seminerio, C. Miller, R. Saunders, A. McGraw, S. Brandt. Row 3: T. Dunay, P. Dunphy, R. Cra- ven, J. Bazzell, F. Andrew, E. Farr, R. Castncr, I. Alckna. INDISPENSABLE PEOPLE Foreground fclockwisej: R. Durant, M. Cookro, L. Cincurak, E. Butler, P AUTOGRAPH, PLEASE! Bertsch, I. Nommny, M. J. Cook, J. Kollar. Back Row: P. Averill, I. Caro- sella, I. Blubaugh, NV. Fahey, I. Brady, M. Davidson, M. A. Armlmrustcr T. Rudy, M. E. Wagner, H. Buza, T. Malloy, R. Friedl. -66- 'ive w fe. ?i2iQ Q li ffgfx 'fb-fi 2 Qc-is :Wa T 15 f s ISK' fl Qi' 'fu 25 I NJ 5511 it, E 2 I Fon THE PAST one hundred fifty years beautiful Ohio has been the inspiration for lyric and song, sculptors' tools and painters' brushes, poets' lines and authors' novels. Guarding this precious heritage, Ohio invites all to visit Ohio State Museum, Orton Memorial Library, Cleveland Art Museum and Cain Park Theater. The brightest facet of Ohio's culture is her religious development, she boasts of nine thousand churches and temples of all denominations. As students, we endeavor to appreciate this heritage of culture through participation in extra-curricular activities. Clubs, music organizations, dances, and athletic events offer opportunities to develop with Ohio as the guardian of culture. Culture is to know the best that has been said and thought in the worldfi -MA'r'rm:w ARNOLD. J J In H13 ,sl ff, i 1 3 ' X W., rv -'WA - 5 r,f4,f!,I.,,..,..fA-:11f?,' K Q H 1 ,lf I, K f N lf-1,7-ff . 2 f 51' 'f' r X542 114' . df: 'fri 'S , if r 9 ,M 'TX' 4e ' Ing? ml LA Lrilgll Q jf! -69- music lls Lillie 0 0 ., THE NEWLY organized Modern Music Mas- ters strive to give our school a greater appreciation of music. Secretary Audrey Seib assists President Robert Monaci in explaining the symbol to Vice-President Regis Appeldom, Historian Colette Falar- deau and Librarian Carol Beesing. If a music student of the two years has a B average in music, he is eligible for mem- bership. Masters' sponsor is Sister Aloy- sius. The club visited the Metropolitan Opera in Cleveland, to see Carmen.', N. Lambert, M. Woodley, C, Salem, R. Caruso, A. Benlco ffirst rowj, M. Mincica, R. Appel- dorn, R. .Monaci, M. Collins, P. Hayden, M. McCloud fsecond rowl, pose before they put on costumes to portray the carolers in The Christmas Carol. Their voices blended harmon- iously to the displeasure of old Scrooge. es' ers' ii? . 1 Q - 70 -- 0 0 0 UMELLOW M USIC M. Reiter, T. Viering, T. Holmhorst, Herro, R. Sut- terluety, E. Mutchler, R. Ruf, T. Ost, Bean, and D. Schorr are enjoying a few moments of relaxation before class. Sis- ter Aloysius, with the cooper- ation of the members, has made progress in building a chorus of more than a hun- dred voices and in making it one of the finest in the history of Saint Vincent high school. pcececclh oiflx Angels ,if Below, Front Row 1: N. Miller, M. Spinclell, M. Rossano, Bottom, Front Row 1: M. Codispoti, M. I. Miclmlec S. I. Pullo, M. Cacioppo. Row 2: C. Bayman, C. Lnbbc, G. Burns, R. Gill, S. Lamert. Row 2: I. McDonald, I. Seitz, Gill, A. XValtcr. Row 3: A. Scib, L. Zito, P. Schlubig. M. Kraus, D. Donahue. Row 3: E. Eitncr, A. Scott, I. Sclmlcr, S. Statler, F. Timlin. 5 E-Shih: Q - 71 .. Uhioans Are ilgllomemailsers 0 PICK AND CHOOSE ANNE DENNIS, Mary Lou Hamilton, Dolores Ondas, Mary Ann Flynn and Mary Ann Tigelman are about to enjoy the refresh- ments at the annual Home Economics tea. The bulletin board was decorated with cookies formed into the nativity scene. Under the direction of the club sponsor, Sister Dominica, the juniors formed the dough into the well-known shapes. Six candles throw a glow of warmth over the table, set with a variety of cookies, punch, and small candies. Two little sleighs filled with candy and pulled by eight tiny reindeer bring the spirit of the season to the atmosphere. Another activity of the club includes the annual style show. Clothes are made and modeled by the students of the Home' Ec Club. Officers for the year are president, Audrey Seibg secretary, Ioyce Querryg senior treasurers, Dolores Ondas. and Rita Zarling. -7g- x W it X x 7 ., .. .With Ari Artistic Tous ARTISTIC STITCHES THE scHooL's newest club proudly claims to be the best. Taking residence in its new room with new equipment, the Art Club strives to con- tribute culture to the school. Their crowning achievement is the decoration of the oilice display board for the pleasure of all the students. Most mem- i bers agree with the club spon- sor, Sister Vincentia, that por- traits are the most interesting work of the year. IMAG1NA'r1oN lives within the- art room. B. Snyder, S. Reymann, and Lindsay watch L. Ball finish his water color. Manko demonstrates the brayer, used to ink the block, to G. Keenan. They used this process to make Christmas cards. MASTERS AT VVORK! ABOVE! Sister V incentia stands by to help M. Skeese and C. Miller make plastic Christmas gifts. Art Students T. Seeman and R. Draper inspect their accomplish- ments as S. Beckwith displays her belt for Martinovich and M. McGrath. -73.. The Shortest Answer lls Doing i was ll 1 L Row 1: I. Roellc, H. Brendcl, C. Rolph. Row 2: P. Dadik, B. Sullivan, D. Coudrict, M. Shields, C. All- man. Row 3: R. Metcalfe, F. Baumgardner, S. Dronick, S. Courtney, M. Elmaucr, I. Mattingly, M. Shir- clitf, P. Bean, N. Houk, C. Moten. Standing: H. Lasko, J. Dorka, B. Burns, J. Schaffer, Sister Leo, B. Caru- so, P. McCaffcrty, M. Dt-Luca, M. Mancini, A. Scott, K. Doran, D. Pojc. KLIGHT oUT,', calls Sister Leo as the Order of Business Efficiency Club prepares to see slides on the duties of a secretary. This club is composed of commercial students interested in gaining additional knowledge of the business world. A chart on Bling in the background is a new addition to the vast source of references available to the members. The chief aim of the club during the past year was the advancement CAMPAIGNEHS FOR MARY CHUCK PFEIL, senior advisor of the Fighting 69th, hands out membership cards to homeroom leaders. The or- ganization is a national campaign in which Catho- lic youth pledge themselves to greater purity of life. Standing, left to right, are M. McGrath, B. Gannon, F. Kremblas, R. Walko, P. Dunphy, R. Scheffer, M. Canoro, Bachmann, and M. Recker. ..74.. of interest in the study of filing. Movies were shown to club members and trips to local busi- ness offices were made. The girls sponsored a cup-cake sale and donated the proceeds to the new mimeograph machine purchased by the school. Catherine Allman, president, directed the various activities with the assistance of Margaret Elmauer, secretary, and Pattie Dadik, treasurer. Sister Leo is club sponsor. s 3 , e UHHHOMMS IPCS lI4CEiMllCBJI S JUNIOR STATESMEN 'S t To WHAT Extent Should the Govern- A ment Be Responsible for Social Wel- fare?,' This topic plagues the seniors in the junior Town Meeting. Before going on the radio they practice re- cording their speeches. M. Klocker conquers mike-fright as M. Reidy watches for loopholes. IJ. Barr smiles at his partner as Sturmi thinks of a good answer. The best debater will be chosen by the judges and will compete against other schools. . . . and this statue of Harvey S. Firestone was executed by Iames Froser, former president of the National Sculptures Association. The members of the Chem-Phy Club and their ad- visers, Sister Aquinas and Sister Agnes, were taken on a tour of the Firestone Research Center. The Club was taken through the new research center as the monthly meeting. After watching the making of foam rubber, the mem- bers tried the rubber paint. Then the products were shown in a display. Bob Brizes, president, conducted the monthly meetings, at which Bgures in the field of science in Akron, were speakers. Other officers are Martin Powers, vice-president, Marilyn Abraham, secretary, and jack Kilway, treasurer. 6525. Row 1 Qbottoml: R. Tersigni, N. Clark, S. McDonald, I. Labbe, M. K. Kehrle, C. Falardeau, F. Hurcomb, T. Fellinger, Y. Spallino, M. Pittenger, I. Hiltbrand, J. Scheatzle, D. Gill, M. Reidy, B. Bennett. Row 2: Sister Aquinas, D. Wright, C. McGuckin, M. Roetzel, N. Morgan, A. Clerkin, S. Schnur, M. Abraham, S. Lambert, M. Tunberg, M. Dettling, E. Dannemiller, Sister Agnes. Row 3: B. Slaven, I. Frueh, W. Sober, D. Rankin, R. Sernerara, H. Doll, E. Salem, L. Ball, R. Brizes, I. Myers, M. Cummins, T. Considine, M. Sullivan. Row 4: C. Edwards, E. Walters, N. LoCascio, L. Zerr, D. Cibsdn, A. Haddad, I. Munka, J. May, N. Codispoti, I. Sturmi. Row 5: E. Pier, B. Linton, T. Brett, F. Hollish, R. Rhinehart, M. Powers, R. Monaci, I. Kilway, F . McVan, L. Seikel. Row 6: P. Hayden, E. Mutchler, M. Reiter. -75- ANY GHOSTS IN SIGHT? OH DEAR! what a frightening array of ghosts Witchcraft. Frankie Reynolds and his band and witches, cries Cathy McDonald. Larry supplied the music for Moonlight Malarkeyf' Ciarrochi is astonished to find the gym invaded The traditional Halloween doughnuts and by characters from many tales of Hallowe'en cider were served from cheery black coffins. -76- Guests and Ghosts Mnmgle THE THING ABOVE: Aiee!!', cries K. Doran, viewing her prize in Thanks- giving Drama Guild play. A. Vorwerk and Kilway share her alarm in finding a ghost, F. McVan. T. Marshall rattles the ghost's chains as cool, calm, and collected E. Mutch- ler calls the landlord to tell him there's A Ghost in the House. RIGHT! Toni Benko helps john Manko put the finishing touch on the haunted house for the Halloween dance. jean Bowman and Tom Ost ready two upunkin headsi' for Moonlight Ma- larkeyf, A spooky atmosphere was created by spiders, bats, and witches' hands holding skulls. Gasps of delight re- warded sophomores for their efforts on this project. lT'S A BARGAIN! ENJOYING joyce Querry's explanation of her painting are Peggy Latham, Mary Ann Tiglemau, Frank Duve, and john Hammontree who joined together to present the annual Thanksgiving play, VVatch Out for Aunt Hattie! RIGHT: Mr. Mc- Clellan seems to enjoy his job as ticket collector at the annual Homecoming Dance. In the group just arriving are Paul Quirk, jerry Scha- fer, Tom Viering, Margie Elmauer, john Meadows and Mary Hamilton. . ., 0 in a Holiday Humor A GIANT FOOTBALL surrounded by a cluster of colorful crysanthemums formed the throne from which Anastasia Scott reigned as Queen at the Homecoming Dance. Queen Scotty was crowned by the co-captains of the football team, Chuck Pfeil and Bob Brizes, who also presented her with a football, autographed by the members of the football team. Sharing the limelight with Queen Scotty were her court attendants. Teresa Fellinger, Barb Bennett, Bernadette Slaven and Pat Bell pose behind their blooms while Nancy Clark steals a peek -79- at the crowning. The girls waltzed in front of the throne to meet their escorts, Carl Gessler, Larry Foore, Chuck Pfeil, Adeb Haddad and Bob Brizes, respectively. Scotty shared her place of honor with Ronnie D,Alessio. Each girl was presented with a miniature football, souvenirs of a memorable evening. At the home- coming game, the court was again honored by the team and senior class. Vincentian editors, Tom lesser and Rita Tersigni, surprised them with white chrysanthemums, tied with green ribbon. ,Twas a joyous football finale. rnsttmas Festivities ., ., ON A DIET? WELL, if it isn't Mrs. Claus herselff' chuckles junior Gil DeSante while Margaret Wiolland critically eyes the masterpiece re-created by her classmates. Mean- while, Mama Claus seems to be beckoning the late comers to join the fun. The juniors chose this duplication of the decorations at the Rockefeller Center in New York as the centerpiece for the annual formal. Mrs. Claus' heavily-laden sleigh is drawn by multi-colored peacocks with angel-hair fans and plumes. The dark background of evergreens make a sharp contrast against the carpet of snow and the dresses of the dancers. -80- . . .. End With rllqwellillfslh Night KING FOR A DAY FOLLOWING a French custom tom on the feast of the Magi, French Club members atc cakes in search of a charm. Crowning king Meadows are P. Casey, C. Pittenger, M. L. Patsy, C. Seikel, and C. O'Neil. The French Hat Show is another activity of the club led by President, L. Barr, Sec- retary, S. Meadows, Treasurer, B. Culleng Historian, Scheat- zle and Sister Thomas. Take two,', smiles A. McGraw and M. ing a sleigh of mums make a centerpiece Mincica as they give the Collins boys for the table Formals sport the decor cookies at the formal. Tiny reindeer pull- ated gym as the dancers whirl HSWEETS FROM THE SWEET -81- Mdk6 lBCll1lCVC 0 0 0 A CHRISTMAS TOAST ABOVE: God bless us everyone, toasts Tiny Tim, portrayed by B. McCuckin. joining in the Christmas wish are the older members of the Crachet Family, A. Vorwerk, T. Garlando, C. Rolph, V. Marshall, S. Meadows and B. Gan- non. Sister Joseph and C. McGuckin enter into the spirit as another Christmas play ends. Also in the program was the chorus singing carols. BELOW: and they lived happily ever after. The cast of The Christmas Carol surrounded F. McVan, portraying Scrooge. The play is a story of Scrooge, a miser, who is convinced by ghosts that his ways are wrong. Left to right, they are D. Roberts, S. Schnur, M. Stimler, Hammontree, M. Cummins, C. Meusel. Seated are B. Kraker and narrator' F. Duve. CHAN GE OF HEART -82- v rings moymnemuf: CREATING ATMOSPHERE GRILL work, balconies, and costumed Hgures made from cardboard, gaily col- ored, transformed the gym into the French Quarter of New Orleans. Student artists used their talents to make the pre- lenten Mardi Gras an unforgettable event. Above: Sister Thomas, faculty ad- visor, aids decorators Pat Bell, Marilyn lost, Susie Meadows, and Blake Cullen, who were but a few of many who helped get the decorations ready for the big night. Intermission brought the grand march and the choosing of king and queen. The Indian Chief, Bill Shangh- nessy and his little squaw Barbara Sulli- van were the honored couple. Each received a silver cup as did their court composed of six other couples. DEVILMENT BALCONY CAPERS EMERGING from the whirl of skirts and the flow of music, Ber- nadette Slaven, Chuck Pfeil, Dolores Wright and Bob Ruf comment on the decorations. Miniature ladies with pink par- asols adomed the balcony at the annual junior-Senior Prom. Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue, was the theme. Strains of 'Mother Beloved and Bring Flowers of the Rarestf' filled the air. This was the evening of the year - the seniors, last school dance, at their Alma Mater. ii W 1 STARS FOR A NIGHT WATCH your step, Mar- ilyn, chuckles Ronnie Vargo as he greets Marilyn Abraham and Tom lesser. Under class- men serving as doormen add an ultra-formal touch to the occasion. The couples made their grand entrances through the canopied doorway into a softly lighted, music filled hall. The beautiful s p r i n g night complemented perfect- ly the summery atmosphere created by pastel decorations within the gymnasium. W6 Honor OUT QQTUICCJIII. ABOVE! The gaiety ceases for the solem- nity of the crowning of Our Blessed Lady. Margie Wozniak, escorted by Paul Gill, did the crowning. Mary Masturzo and Wally Witwer led the court of honor. BELOW! joan McKim seems to have a good deal to say in the direction of Barb Sullivan and jerry Myers. Also taking ad- vantage of the intermission are lack Kil- way, Nancy Morgan, and Herb Kerlee. ..35.. Vincentian Staff . 0 ., ABOVE: Members of the advertising and typing staffs, E. Dannemiller, P. Bean, B. Sullivan, and J. Kilway check spelling. M. Pittenger and M. Cummins examine the last issue as R. Met- calfe and R. Lasko pound the keys. -86- THE VINCENTIAN staff celebrated the school's centennial with special editions. Below: S. Statler, M. Patsy, and P. Casey watch M. Reiter and T. Cummins thread the projector. They used microfilm of newspapers as sources. PROIECTING THE TRUTH VINCENTIAN staff ni e m b e r s dug up information about the centennial of St. Vincent School at the grave of one of our first teachers. They found he had to build his own desks and keep his room in order. Co-editors R. Tersigni and Tom lesser with Sister Thom- as planned this and many oth- er interesting trips. B i g h t, below: Students pause on the front steps to anxiously leaf through the newest edition of the Vincentian. V . . . oviows Sollmooll History A GRAVE MOMENT! Row 1: I. McKim, I. Schnur, A. Walter, D. Morris, C. McGuckin, C. Seikel, A. Seib, M Reidy, M. Klocker. Back Row: M. Kraus, 1. Lindsay, M. Abraham, E. Pramuk, T. lesser, R Tersigni, M. Dettling, B. Slaven. Bottom Row: I. Kurtz, K. Krengel, R. Duve, M. Brandt, J. Braun. Row 2: L. Karadin, J Egan, G. Donnelly, J. Kuebler, P. Boles, M. King. Row 8: W. Balaun, D. Scheatzle, L. Kollarl Row 4: T. Costello, R. Beiswenget, M. Brunenmeister, I. Benko, S. Alekna, T. Baldacci. GOOD NEWS -87- amroclls Sifaillif Explores . A 'U K , 5 - KSN. ..:!.f,. . . is . is . . IT'S COLD INSIDE THE SHAMROCK staff traveled to find traces of old Ohio. Left, C. F alardeau uses the writing desk in the schoolhouse at Schoenbrunn village as L. Barr, A. Fahey, and R. Lasko check her copy. This village, a pioneer settlement in Ohio has been partially restored. Below, F. Hurcomb, M. Klocker, and M. Kehrle examine a uconvertiblei' buggy of the 1890'sg the wheels can be replaced by runners. Besides the buggy, the Simon Perkins mansion contained many other relics of the Ohio of the past one hun- dred fifty years. WHATS THIS F OR? 9'a5T ' E . 2 3 as FS .. . . fU7lhioH:'Hlulo oil' ltllne Nation LOOKING TO THE FUTURE SEARCH for news of the ses- quicentennial sent the year- book stall to many parts of Ohio. Right, M. lost, B. Sul- livan, M. Mutchler, Scheatzle, and D. Wright pose on the steps of the Cleveland Art Museum. Be- low, Mr. W. Meyers, curat- or of the Perkins Mansion and John Brown Museum, shows the sword of Akron's Senator Dick to R. Brizes, D. Gibson, and Sister Lo- retta. Below, Right: S. Hol- lander and P. Bell inspect the picture of President Mc- Kinley in Governor Laus- che's chamber in Columbus. SWORD OF HONOR LOOKING TO THE PAST h hx 4 A , -,X 1 hx. . mf., X' p . lj lr as rrrr - Buckeye State 0 0 0 S fi gm an J ... A g f-N'e?i Aillk., . af . ' 'X . 3 . A. Seib, M. Evans, S. Meadows A Q 5.5.12-:X OHIO - .iw f i A O A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE A A f iik' M. Abraham, R. Metcalfe A xvi. M. Roszkowski, J. Mattingly, M. Stimler, R. Horvat A GOOD PLACE TO NVORK A GOOD PLACE TO PROSPER L. Combs, S. Hollander, Y. Mar- tin, D. Gibson l ..90.. . ., .. rowuisfes amidleirllustt CITIZENS OF AN EMPIRE WITHIN AN EMPIRE Foreground: I. Cobak, M. Gorbach, I. Crosbie. Standing: J. Henley, C. Collins, B. Sadowski, D. Egan, S. Halamay, M. Iacomini, N. Cacioppo, M. Batal, 1. Allman, B. Brown, j. Allman, F. Fletcher, R. Dannemiller, I. Blasio. ABOVE: Freshmen participate in the celebra- tion of the sesquicentennial by displaying projects on historic scenes and events in Ohio. The students have grown in appreciation of their state through these projects. Below: Pat- tie Dadik, yearbook staff member, draws the attention of a group of underclassmen to one of the many places of interest they will visit on their trips throughout Ohio. Left: Members of the sociology classes pilgrimaged to the Na- tion's Capital to visit the Library of Congress exhibit of Ohioana. These seniors viewed ses- quicentennial documents and a photographic display of Modern Ohio. Clockwzlse: T. McDonald, R. Snyder, I. Seigman, P. Dadik, B. Botzum, R. Zarling, M. Pelliteri, J. Marshall, R. Robinson, M. McGlinchy, P. Philbin, L. Stamplli, M. Prochnow. SEE OHIO FIRST F... ...Ql- Uur Patrons SPONS ORS MRS. CARRIE C. BESSLER THE BESSLER DISAPPEARING STAIR- WAY CO. CARMICHAEL CONSTRUCTION CO. ARTHUR E. FABBRO CONCRETE CON- STRUCTION CO. MR. NORMAN FITZGERALD GARDEN GRILL RESTAURANT MASS MARKETS MAYFLOWER HOTEL K. T. SALEM, INC. BUSINESS PATRONS Ackerman's Tire Service Adamson United Co. Ahern's Florists Akron Council K. of C. No. 547 Akron Cut Rate Store Akron Floors Co. Akron Paint and Varnish Co. Akron Standard Market Co. Akron Standard Mold A-1 Tire Shop Atlantic Foundry Co. Ernest V. Ball jewelry Barberton Brookside Country Club Bauer Prescription Pharmacy Bell Tire Company The Bellows Co. Benton Pharmacy Blossom Shop Candies Botzum Brothers Co. The Builders Supply Co. H. P. Cahill Publishing Co. City Bakery Co. Commercial Service Bureau Compliments of a Friend Mary Coyle-North Hill Curt Collins Heating 8: Appliances Dairy Queen of Tallmadge L. M. Dannemiller-Commercial Refrig. Darago Brothers Davis Laundry and Cleaning Co. john Delagrange-Public Accountant DeWitt Motor Co. Diamond Foundry Company Dutch Folk Chevrolet john Elmauer Construction Co. The Elms Rest Home Falls Floors Fifth Ave. Service Gene and Glen Cleaners Griflin Dry Cleaners I. Gordon Gaines Inc. Hopkins 61 Kipp Inc. Hudson Springs Park Hummel Funeral Home ..92- B. E. Abraham fHumpty Dumptyj Huston Pugh Sporting Goods Iacominfs Restaurant jost Tire Service, Inc. Karg Machine Products The Kasch Roofing Co. Keeley Construction Co. Kistlefs Restaurant dt Bakery Frank Krause Inc. Realtors Kraus and Helmkamp, Architects Krispy Kreme Do-nut Shop Elliot C. Lawrence 81 Co. The McCourt Construction Co. Madison's Specialty Shop Margreen's Service Store Mel Sutter Studios Morrison Motor Freight The M. S. Co. Myers Prescription Pharmacy The Northern Ohio Guarantee Title Co Orr-Thomas Oil, Inc. Palmer Furniture Co. Parker's Meats Perfection Spring 8: Body Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Portage Iron 81 Wire Co. Reeder's Service Store Rico's Tavern E. E. Ritzman Realty Co. Rossi Funeral Home Rubber City Hard Chrome Service Welding Co. 7 Hr. Cleaning 8: Laundry Co. Snowflake Laundry 6: Dry Cleaning South Akron Awning Co. Summit Fast Freight Sunset Cleaners Tersignfs Cafe and Grocery Thorpe Construction Company Top Motors R. A. Van Devere St. Vincent Booster Club Auxiliary Weibel Electric Co. William's Beauty Salon Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement H. Boeke Rev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Conry, V.F. Rev. Rev. Francis H. Deiderich Rev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael G. Domladovac Rev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Richard A. Dowd Rev. Rev. Maroun A. Eid Rev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl E. Frey Rev. Rev. john F. Gallagher Rev. Rev. john Price Rev. Rev. Ferdinand L. Pupinszky Rev. Rev. Francis A. Szudarek Rev. Rev. John I. Tivenan Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ahern L. D. Alexander Mr. Karl B. Allman Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Amer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Appeldom Nancy Appeldom Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baldacci Mr. Gene Baldensperger Dr. Edward C. Banker Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barr Mr. and Mrs. james Begley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bell Mr. and Mrs. Verne T. Bender Fred E. Bessler Angelo I. Trivisonno Stephen Valko john L. Waldeisen Theopane Wakin Robert R. Wingerter Hilary A. Zwisler Bernard Bartis Thomas Corrigan John Padva Raymond Speight William Winchester Mother M. Rosalia, O.P. Mrs. Fritz Boudreaux C. L. Bower Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brandt james C. Breen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Breen Mr. and Mrs. Alois Brendel Mr. and Mrs. Sterling F. Burns George Burris Mr. and Mrs. Edward Butler William Clark Family judge and Mrs. Stephen C. Colopy Mr. and Mrs. R. Considine Mr. I. 1. Costello Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cullen Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Curley Mr. Thomas Cvitkovich Mr. and Mrs. Louis D'Alessio P. E. Damude Donald Darlington Mr. and Mrs. R. C. DeLuca Dr. james Donigan Anne H. Doran Dr. P. C. Doran T. A. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Dugas Dr. and Mrs. T. Evans Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Enright A .sss . . . Left to right, descending steps: M. Schiebilla, I. Seed, P. Gessler, M. Chudick, B. Sadowski, S. McLuskie, C. Seat, C. Miller, W. Schafer, 1. Hollish, R. Franz, R. Saunders, B. Holland. Right hand grou clockwise. p . D. Gaus, L. Giacomo, C. House, J. Schlaker, N. Holleran, L. Calvaruso, P. Salem. ..93.. COMING FROM STATIONS P. G. Fellinger Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ferns Mr. and Mrs. I. Florin Charles W. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank Sr. A. Friess Sr. Furnace Street Boys Miss Justina Gadel Richard V. M. Gerber Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. John A. Greissing Frank A. Grismer H. J. Groetz Mr. F. E. Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. Leo Henretta Claude P. Herman Mary A. Hetzel Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hilkert Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hollander Mr. and Mrs. Michael Isaac Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jost Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Justice Frank P. Kaufmann Howard C. Kennedy Mr. Ralph C. Kibler Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Kilway Mr. and Mrs. David M. Klocker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraker Mr. Charles Bud Krampe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kraus Mr. and Mrs. A. Kutsko Mr. and Mrs. Bemard G. Labbe Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lamert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Jolm B. Lentsch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LoCascio Dr. J. A. Loder Mr . and Mrs. Walter F. McCalferty Walter M. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Ray McGowan Mr. and Mrs. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. M. McVan Mr. D. R. Mackenroth Dr. and Mrs. V. C. Malloy Mr. Abramo Monaci Compliments of Molly Mundy Mrs. Ruth Mutchler Newman Club Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Oberlin, Jr. Roberta Lou Oberlin Miss Alberta Petrarca Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeil Employees of Photo Mart Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliver Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Pittenger Mr. and Mrs. J. Poje Mr. Joseph A. Reymann Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Ricci Janet L. Roelle Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rolph Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Ryan Mrs. Mary F. Scott James P. Seery Mr. and Mrs. William A. Seib Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Seikel Mrs. Elizabeth Semonin Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shea Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Slaven Russ Smith Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith Mrs. Lucille Statler Mr. and Mrs. John Stitz Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sturmi Miss Anne Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. R. Sullivan Mr. Samuel A. Tanney Mr. R. J. Thorp St. Vincent Altar Society St. Vincent Band Mr. Henry Vitello Mr. and Mrs. R. Vorwerk Frank Waickman Mr. and Mrs. Leo K. Waickman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Walch Gus Weibel Mr. Vic Wilmot Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Witt Mr. Stephen Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yost Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zucco Judge and Mrs. Vincent Zurz Clockwise: M. Reymann, Mr. Albert King, I. Criss, I. Censky, M. Doran, Z. Becker, D. Devereux, R. Sherman, T. Richardson, C. Reisch, W. Smith, M. COME AND GET IT! Judge, D. Hibinger, R. Berardi, P. Cursio, D. Darlington, E. Delagrange, R. Barany, P. Warner, C. Mesko. - 94 - E23 555555555EE5EfE3 g o M3955 fgfol' sS?5E'E Egg55Bg.6'2 ' rvf-v5 5 3' E sf eeisasieH z?ssS5sais2as2ss i?553i?i?Z,i5?55 SESESSSSSSSSSELSG Abell, Lois ...........,.............. 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Clor, Barbara. ...... - ...... - Cobalt, Judith. .................. Codispoti, Mary-- codispori, Nichoigffffifif Colant, Judy ...,..,.,..,. - ......, 64 Collins, Carol.---.-- ..... Collins, Jerome. ......... 48, Collins, Marilyn.-- ..----...-. couins, Mmm. ..... 70, 62, Conlin, James..--.----- Conlon, Mary ...--...--.-.- 43, Conry, Kathryn. ....--. - --.--.. Cook, Mary ..-. - .--.-.....--..-. Cookro, Michael.--.-.--...- Corrin, Margaret ..--.....---- Cortesi, Gloria .-.,--... - .-... Costello, Thomas .--...---.-.- Coulter, Carol. ...--.-----.----... 46 Cozzens, John. -...-.- - --.-... -- Craven, Richard. -,..-.-.--..-- Criss, Jean.-.- ---.-.-.----- - -.--. 94 Crosbie, Thomas.-- -... --- Culp, Richard.-.- .--.-.- ---..- Cummins, Thomas-- .---- . Curley, William ,....---.--. --50 Cursio, Grace ....--..-.- - -.--. Cursio, Pietro .--. --.......--..- - 94 Curtis, Ann. .-..-.-----...-.- - ..-. 55 Dalrymple, Joan--- ...-...--- . Dameron, James ..----.-- - -... Dannemiller, Robert, ....-...- 91 Darkow, Janet .---.-.---..- ---.63 Darlington, Donald..--.--.94 Davidson, Maureen .-.-. ..... 66 Davison, Patrick ..-... -- -..... 62 Delacimo, Stephen .-.....---.- 40 Delagrange, Emilie--. DeLuca, Anthony...- DeLuca, Dolores .....--. Dennis, Anne.-.- ..... DeSante, Gil. .---..---.. -- Dettling, Eugene.-.-. Dettling, Marjorie-.75, 62, 87 Devereaux, Dorothy ----.-.... 94 Devereux, Jane ......-...--..- -55 DeWitt, John. ....--- -- Dolensky, Paul-- ..-.. Doll, Howard--- ---.- Donnelly, Gerald ...-.-- Doran, Mary Ellen. -.-- Doran, Patrick .-... .--.-- Dorraugh, Denise .--..-. Draper, Robert .....-... -73, Dudek, James.--. .-.--.-.--.- -.50 Dunay, Theodore----.---.- Dunphy, Patrick.----.-66 Durant, Robert -,.- ---- .-..--. 66 Duve, Joseph--,.- .--.-.,- - ---- 47 Duve, Rosemary------- Edwards, Gary --.-.--- ---50, Egan, Donald. --..- -- Egan, Joseph-..- ---.--- ----87 Eitner, Hulda .--.-. --- .--. Elliott, Arlene.--. ----- - Elliott, Raymond.------- Fabbro, Robert..--..- Fadel, Chaker ..-...- -.-45, Fahey, William. -.... -- ..--.. Farley, Reynolds ...--.. - Farr, Edward .-.--. ---- Farris, Janice--------- Fassnacht, Carol. ...--.--..--- 49 Fenwick, James..-- -... ---- Fillinger, Patricia---- -..- - Fitzgerald, John- -..-..--.. Fletcher, Frederick .-..--..- GX Flynn, Frances ..-.-.--- -- ...... Flynn, Mary Ann .-.-....---.- -7 2 59 Flynn, Michael. ....- 51, 58, Fongheiser, William ,-.-- .-..- 6 6 Franz, Richard ..---.-...--- ---93 Frattura, Janet. --.-..-....-.-. .. Friedl, Richard .---...-..-.-.- -. Frient, Gerald. .-.------ ---..--48 Frueh, James .... - .---..--..-.. .--75 Gallagher, Francis ..--.--.-... Gallagher, Madeleine .....--. Gannon, Bernard ...,,... 45, Gardner, Nancy ..--..-..-.-.-.. Gans, David. .-....---........-- - Gersna, Alice --..-----.--.-....-. 65 Gessler, Margaret ..--....-...-. 67 Gessler, Patricia .---...- -.--.-.. 9 3 Giacomo, Lawrence .--.----.. 93 Gilbride, Charles ..-- - --..--.- Gill, Dolores .-..-...-- 42, 75, Gill, Generose ..--.--.-.. -45, Gill, Robert- --.-....--....-. . Gist, Patricia .--..-......-..-.-- ,-. Gmerek, Donna .-.--..-. - .-.-- Gmerek, Joan ....--....-,.-.-..,. Gmerek, Leonard 50, 56, 58, Corbach, Mamelle ...----.---. Gnfa, Patricia. .---.-..-...------- 40 Gruber, Thomas .....--.-. 4 2, 62 Halamay, Sonya...- --..-..-., . Hamilton, Doris Jean. ..--... Hamilton, Mary Lou. -..-..- 78 51 Hammer, Leo. ..-.-...-..-.--...- Kollar, Lawrence .-....---...-- Kolodziejczak, Paul ..-.--.-.- Kormanik, Joseph.-- -.....-- - Koval, Mary-.-- .....-.--.-... -- Kovalcik, Regina ....-. -.- ---.- - Kozma, Dolores.-- .-........ . Kraus, Barbara .-..-. -......-.-.. Kraus, Stephen ..-..- 42, 49, Kremblas, F rancis.-51, 58, Krengel, Kathleen ....-....-.... Krieger, Francis ....-........--. Krummel, Carol .-..-...-.--.--. Kuebler, Joseph ..-- ..... - .-... Kurtz, Joseph ..-.. .-..-----...... Kyle, George-.- .... -- .-... Labbe, Carole .-.....-....-.-....- Labbe, Jean.-.- .........---.. Lamert, Nancy ...--.-.. - ..-..-. Lanphier, Thomas -....--..--- LaRocca, Frank.. ...... ---- Latham, Peggy-.- ...-...-..... - Lattimer, Patricia-.- .---..... Lauck, Jacqueline- ..-..-- . Lavery, Carolyn -....--....-.... Lembo, Linda ..-... .... - ..-..... Leone, Thomas -...--.-...---.-.- Lindsay, Joan- ---.---...-.. 73, 555555 iiewg-5 ' Lv- 5-1 rs59as 5m55mg giiiie EQQSSQ f 5 5 2 F2 5 7 i i 5 i I 1 I 7 5:1225 5E58iii332325SSSEESESSSSBSSSSQQEQQ Harrison, Janine ...-.--- Hayden, Paul-i .---- 55, Heaton, David ...---...- ..-.--.- Henley, James .--- .....-.---.-.. Herring, Jerome ....--.. Herro, James ...-.. -.--,-.- 5 0, Hesidence, Judith ....--. .--...- Hetzel, Annette --...----.--..-- 65 Hibinger, David. --.-..-.-. -.--94 Hiltbrand, Roberta ...-..-...-. 67 Hindenach, Lois .----.-..-.----. 64 Hoffman, Robert. .......-----. 64 Holland, Barbara ...-.-.-.--.-. Holleran, William. -.-.-..-..... Hollish, Francis .... 42, Hollish, Joseph. .-.....--.--. -.93 Horrigan, Daniel ..-... .....-.. 5 9 Horrigan, Terrence .-.--.-..-.. 51 Houlahan, Maureen .,--..---- 64 Houlihan, Sally .....-.--..-. --.64 House, Charles -.....-.-..-....-. 93 Huber, Carol- .-..-..--.-..-... 64 Hudak, Mary Jane .-..--..--.. Hunter, Mary-..- .-..-----..- --- Hurley, Patrick .-...-.----....--- 51 Huryn, Margaret .-.--.--...----- 67 Hutchinson, Jean ...-.-..-..... 67 lacomini, Eugene..----51, 58 Iacomini, Margaret.--- -... -91 Ingram, Janet .-.-. - ---------...- 67 Ink, Patricia- .......--.. - ..-. 49 Inman, Mary ..--..-.-.-.-...-..--. 64 Janus, Richard- -.------.-. --47 Johnson, Alice .--...---. ---.64 Jones, Betty--- .-...- - ....----- - Jones, William .......- ----., Judge, Michael .-.----------.-- - Kane, John ..-.......-..---.. 4 1, Karadin, Lawrence- ...-...- 87 Kaufman, Carol ...- -.-----63 Keenan, Geraldine- .-..-..-.. 73 Keller, Richard ....-...-.... -.57 siege? :ESB gg 6'-9: gang v.4 ogre O 301355 253915 i PP-2.5 P' 5 5 2 35 E 5 : : z cn: I E E 5 95 Half 5 5 -45 ' E E ljlfli IISSFWS Marcella, Norma ..-.--.. - ..-.-. 67 Maroon, Jacqueline ---..-.--. 65 Marks, Patricia .-.-..---.....---. 46 60 Mars, John .--- .-.--.- 50, 58, Marshall, Eva Ann .--..--...-- 96 Marshall, John ...-.-..-..-.-.... 91 Marshall, Margaret -...-...--.- 65 Marshall, Valerie ..-.--........ 62 Martinovich, John ..-... 55, 73 Marzano, Geraldine .-.-...--. 67 Matsinger, Ralph. ......-....-. 96 Mattingly, William ........--.- 67 Mauer, Gerald .........-...-.... 50 May, Joseph .-.-......- ...-..-. 5 4 May, Juanita ...--.........-.-.--.. 64 McAleese, Eileen ....-......... 64 McAleese, Patricia. -.-...-.-.- 67 McAlonan, Cecelia .-....-..... 67 McCarty, Colleen .-..--.-...-.- 65 McCloud, Dortha, ....---. -...67 McCloud, Margaret ..-. ....- 7 0 McDaniels, David. .....-.--..-. 51 McDonald, Judith. .-.-..--..- 71 McDonald, Kathleen. .-..-.- 76 McDonald, Mary --.......-..-- 67 McDonald, Sheila .-.-........-. McDonald, Thomas .......-.- McFadden, William. -.....-.. 62 McGlinchy, Mary .-..........-- 91 McGrath, Anne ...........-...... McGraw, Anne ....--..--.. 66, 67 McGrath, Martha-45, 73, 75 McGuckin, Carole-41, 62, McGuckin, Charles-..- ....-. .43 McKermey, Mary ..---...- --.65 McLuskie, Susan-..-- ....- -93 McMuldren, Dolores ...--.-- 45 Kelly, Kelly, Kelly Kelly: Kelly, -95- James .--. -..-- - -.--.-.--.- Joseph. --.-....--.--- -- Octavia ---..--.- - -.-----.. Patricia ,.-.---. .---.-.-. - . Rosemary .-.-....--..--.. McNellis, Rosemary.- Meadows, John .---...--. 78, Meadows, Patricia.-.------ Meadows, Robert ...-..-....-.. Mehigan, Howard.-.-..----. -. ---.- 65 81 96 59 50 Meholick, Barbara .g.,. Mengay, Elaine. ,,.... .,....,.. Merzweiler, Robert ,.......... .. Merzweiler, Rosemary ...... Mesko, Charlene ................ 94 Tigelman, Robert. Metker, Robert. ................. 59 Metz, Daniel ...........,......e... 65 Mezzacappo, David ....,,.... 67 Michalec, Mary Jane-65, 71 Miller, Annette ,.,,.....,..,..,.. Miller, Benita. ,..,..4,........,.. Miller, Carole .,.......,.... 67 Miller, Clara ..,.... ,...,.... . Miller, George. ................ . Miller, Nancy ............. .65 Mincica, Mary ..,,........ 70, Mondello, Michael, ...,...,.. . ' ' 65 Morris, Diane. ...,.....,.,. Munka, Joseph. .............,.., Murphy, Arline ..,.....,......... Murphy, Terrence ,,....,,.,.. Murray, Robert ..,..,,........... Myers, Gail ..,...............,..... Myers, John, ................... .- Myers, Marianne .....,.......... Newkome, George ............ Nist, Lawrence .......,...... .... Noble, Michael ........,........, Nommay, Joyce ......,.. - ..... O'Neil, Charlene ,............... Oras, Patricia .....,.............. 65 Ost, Thomas. ............... 77, 71 Palazzo, Edward .....,.. 41, Palisin, Frances. ............... Papineau, Leon ....,............. Patsy, Mary Lou ...... Pelliteri, Marian...- ........ Pfeil, Paul .......................... Philbin, Patricia. .............. . Phillips, Eugene ..............,. Pier, Russell. ..................... Piglia, Peter ....,....... Pittenger, Caitherineilllili Poppono, Patricia. ............. Powers, Martin, ......... 42, Pramuk, Edward 58, 59, 60, Pringle, Jane ..................... Pringle, Jeanne ........,........ Proch now, M ary Annc ...... s Pullo, Jacqueline ...... Quine, Francis ..,....... Quirk, Paul. .... .. ..............r.. . Rankin, David ............ 50, Recker, Margaret. ............. Reiheld, Robert .......... - ...... Reish, Carl, ........... ....... . Rett, Marilyn ................... Reymann, Charles .... Reymann, Marcia. ..... Reymann, Mary ........ Reymann, Selma ........ Richak, Patricia ........ Richard, Susan.-- ..... . Richards M f 35' --------- - ------- Richardson, Ted ........ Rickus, Bernard ....,... Riegler, Michael. ....... Rinehart, Robert. ....... 75, Ringlein, Jacqueline Endsheet ' 96 Roach, Diane ......... -. Robb, James .............. Roberts, Carole ........ Roberts, Diane .......... Robinson, Lawrence. Robinson, Raymond Roesch, Richard. ....... Roetzel, Mary ......... - Rohaley, Jerome ...,.... Rolph, Donald ........ Roman, Patrick .... ...,.. 5 1, 58 Ross, James .......... 51 Ross, Marilyn ........,. - Rossano, Michelette.. Rudy, Theresa .....,.. Ruf, Delores .................... 67 58 Sadley, Raymond. ............. Sadon, Patricia. ...... . Sadowski, Barbara .... Sadowski, Beverly .... Salem, Charlotte ....... Salem, Gene .............. Salem, Paul ............... Sarchia, Carole ...... Sarchia, Patricia.--... Saunders, Charles. .... . 65, 51, so, Saunders, Rosemarie Sax, Nancy ................ Schafer, Eugene ....... Schafer, William .............. Scheatzle, David .............. Scheifer, Robert ....... -67, Schiebilla, Mary ......,......... Schlaker, James ........... ....... Schnelzer, Evelyn .......,.,.. Schnur, Judith .................. Schorr, Donald .................. 41 Schulz, George ..... ....... - .... 5 5 Schweitzer, Nancy ..........., 64 Scott, Brian .,...... - .......... -..42 Scott, Maureen .......,.......... 64 Sear, Constance .......... - .... 93 Seed, Jacqueline .... - ..... -.93 Seigman, Joan. ....... - ....... 91 Seikel, Carolyn ............ 81, Seikel, Louis .................... Seman, Theresa .... ..... - ..... 7 3 Semeraro, Richard 55, 56, Seminerio, Carol ......,......... Shand, Patricia. ................. 64 67 Shaughnessy, Ann ............ Shaughnessy, William 51, Shaul, Dennis ......... - ..,..... .45 Sherman, Margaret .......... 64 Sherman, Roger ................ 94 Shields, Patrick. ....,............ 67 Simone, Lucretia. ............. Skeese, Mary Catherine .... Smaldino, Theresa ............ Smith, Charles ..... ............. Smith, Mary ...................... Smith, William ..... ..........., . Snyder, Robert .................. '73 Snyder, Roberta ................ 91 Sober, Waldo .............. 57, 75 Spearman, Maureen.- ....... 64 Spindell, Marjorie ...... 65, 71 Stalcup, Yolanda ......,......... 96 Stampili, Lucille .......... - .... 91 Statler, Susan ..... ... Steel, Frank .......... .......,.... 6 7 Stefan, Rosemary .......... --96 Steinmetz, Stephen ............ 96 Stimpfel, Peggy ......... - ..... 49 Stitz, Carl. ...........,............. 59 Stober, John ......,... .- ...... 96 Stoley, Patricia. ........ .. Sturmi, Noel ...................... 64 Sullivan, James. ...... .- Sullivan, John ..,......,. Sutterluety, Ronald Swope, Bonnie..---.- Sziraky, Zsolt .......... Taggart, Edward .... 1 Testa, Martin .......... Theis, Ronald ........... Third, Joel .......... Thomas, James .... Thomas, Linda...- Thomas, Mary Jane Thompson, Joan.. Tigelman, Timlin, Frances. ..... .. Toth, Deanna. ......... . Toth, Edward ...,...... Trocchio, Peter .....,.. Tunberg, Marianne Tylka, Leonard ........ Vargo, Ronald-51,57 58 Viering, Thomas..-... Vorwerk, Agnes .... .-. Vorwerk, Frances .... ... Wagner, Mary ..-,..... Waickman, Mary ..... Walko, Rita...-.-..,- Walsh, Michael--..- Walsh, Patrick ........ - Walter, Ann ......... -43 Walter, Edward.-.-.. Wandel, Gerald .... - Warner, Carmelita... Warner, Pauline ...... Weidlich, Patricia.-.- Weirtz, Beth.-.-.-.. Weist, William ........ Wigley, William...-. Williams Patricia.-- Wiolland, Margaret' Wolf, Alfred ..,.......... Woodl:-Z, Mary ........ Wozni , Dorothy.. Wozniak, Stanley.-.. Wright, Marie ......... - Zampino, John..--- Zampino, Joseph ....... Zerling, Mary ........... Zito, Lenore ..........,... Front Row: M. Smith, M. Myers, P. Stoley, C. Roberts, E. Marshall Y. Stalcup, L. Papineau, J. Stober, J. Myers, S. Steinmetz, D. Rolph, P. Richak. Row 2: L. Robinson, F. Quine, T. Smaldino, D. Wozniak, P. Meadows, R. Matsinger, G. Wandel, W. Wigley. Row 3: A. Miller D. Roach, C. Warner, R. Stefan, L. Seikel, J. Zampino, J. 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