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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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This then offers a glimpse into that search- its moments of seriousness, occasional hilarity, and shared joy. These are our high school years, Hthe impatient years, when so much seems crowding upon us. This then is our life, a life . . . born in hope underclassmen and faculty .... .... . . . 8 strengthened by truth classes, sports .... . . . . . . . .28 destined for T a lasting beauty seniors, social, and religious activities . . . . . . .62 5 GJ DSC To Chmst Gut Lord up Llndlolu our mir 5 hhors To Him xx ho IS our hfg, wc offpr om praygrb works yoys 'md suffcrmgs that un may ha X1X1f1Ld xx1th H1 dump splrlt lm strnngthnhpd hy Hn U1 up xN1lY HL 'mupt thls xx orlx through thc lmnds of Nilr Hls mothpr md ours md m my HQ look xxlth Mxor upon thug om muh mx ors 0 ' 7 , Y I' .5 'S H 1 1 xx ,I ,L . K o .,. . fr x H b- v - .1 L ., , L . .L y, I- x , - 1 lv 1 ' v' v x'x ., , 1 WN? K, if mfykg 'Bw born in hope Cur life began in hope- the hope of parents who envisioned our future, of parishioners who saw a need beyond a one-room school, of pastors and teachers who have seen in education a tool for molding minds and characters to the mind of God. Ours then is a hope which is another beginning, for from it springs our growth. and thls IS how we began f ow a G Stree v s y x6 X K. K. 'L 56 X698 Our 1906 graduatmg class numbered all of four g1rls ln 1915 the h1gh school Con usted of a room 1n the rear we we' ox 9X 'w,?,.f ol the church and seated 60 puplls at one tune De c1d1ng that they needed a more pretent1ous h1gh school the people of Salnt Vlncent set about blllldlllg a larger school Wh1le Amer1CaWh1stled Over There durmg World War I the Boy Scout Troop of Salnt V1HCGHt sang out Buy here Whlle selhng Llberty Bonds to flnance the bu1ld1ng of the new school Presented to the students 1n eelebratlon of the erect1on of the new bu1ld1ng was a bronze stat ue of thelr patron Salnt Vlneent de Paul the Mhar ly St V 61 adllal D 659 I V6 O O O X if i from g0 f'1l'1Seff to . o ady, Ulwe 'lah I', D 11 Z' Uona11aL1Leg1l9Q55?nb Sfgdgzmali D Ianmgalvell 5119, Igtgh g The statue now guards the main hall of the high school. Father Scullen, founder of the school, stat- ed, This statue of Saint Vincent de Paul represent- ed my Wish to give to all the students a daily re- minder that the final test of education is its outcome in service to mankind. This service to mankind, in- stilled into the students of Saint Vincent has reaped a harvest in achievements and progress. This year, l956, finds us celebrating our fiftieth anniversary - fifty years of Work, of laughter, of boundless en- thusiasm. Looking back is an enriching experienceg looking ahead is a hope and an inspiration. Looking into Saint Anita Meley and Fr Clarence Elwell Ph D D1ocesan Supermtendent of Schools Rex erend Rex erend Edward P McCoy AB Andrew F O Boyle Rehgxon AB R611g1OD CUICS 12 for leadershrp Most Reverend Edward F Hoban S T D L L D Archbrshop Brshop of Clew eland wqlffi Nav? Q 1- S , Y kr. g ws hw, Ad Q- ' 'J Rt. Reverend Msgr. r R R ifjsk' Irv Q Q , D 1 ' kr, , . , . . 7 . , , u 0 ' Y' ' . 1 . if and gurdance Rt Rex erend Msgr Edward B Conry M A Pastor St Vlncent Church Superxntendent St Vrncent Elernentqry and Hrgh Schools Dean Akron Deanery is ann-lil' Reverend James A C Nelll M A Rehgron Athletrc Drrector Drrector of St Vmcent Hrgh School Rex erend Reverend john C Padva A B Wllllam A Wrnchester Rehglon AB Rehgron Rex erend Raymond P Spelght A B RC11g1OD 'I3 O , 3 . ,.. ,. C y C A 4? 35' D , .. 7 Sister Vincentia, Sister Joseph and Sis- ter Dominica adrnire ceramics made by the art class in a recent project. Sister M. Vincentia, O.P. B.A., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . . . Grad- uate Study, Akron. University, Akron, Ohio, John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio . . . Mathematics, Art Sister M. Joseph, O. P. M.A., Catholic University, Washington, D.C .... Business Education Sister M. Dominica, O.P. M.A., Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio . . . Principal O ig, -3551-ia. they who instruct . . . Learning and understanding combine in the service of truth. For these Dominican sisters the motto of their order- Veritas -is an ideal to be sought with prayer, with labor, with total devotion to their apostolate. Un- Varsity. coach Edward Wentz discusses the guard position in an offensive basketball play with assistant coaches Richard Pitts and Leo Longville. der the guidance of Sister Mary Dominica, O.P., principal, the sisters and lay faculty prepare the students for the social, intellect- ual, and spiritual challenges to be met in today's World. Mr. Richard Pitts BS., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio . . . Physical Edu- cation, Driver Training Mr. Edward Wentz B.A., Akron University, Ak- ron, Ohio . . . Coach: Basket- ball, Football, Physical Edu- cation Mr. Leo Longville B.S., John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio . . . Business Education, Athletics 3? cial Studies Crusade M.A., Akron University Ak . ron, Ohio . Social Studies English Sister M. Bernard, O P 3, M.S. in L.S., University of llli V nois . . . Libr ai ian . . . others to justice The faculty directs us during the decisive years of our lives. We are thankful not only for the knowledge they impart to us but also for their understanding and kindness. UTO contemplate and to give to others the fruits Sister M. Imelda, O.P. M. Ed., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio . . . Science Sister M. Agnes, O.P. M.S., Catholic University, Washington, D.C .... Science . . . Chem-Phy Club Sister M. Aquinas, O.P. V H M. Ed., Kent State University, X Kent, Ohio . . . Mechanical Drawing, Science . . . Sham- rock . . . Chem-Phy Club of contemplationll-this ideal is shown in the Work of teaching, advising co curricular ac tivities, assisting With social activities and in personal guidance so necessary for the devel opment of each individual. Experimenting with the mechanics of the electric eye, Sistei Imelda S ster Agnes and Sister Aquinas demonstrate electronic control of lights and bu zers i Sister Florence Sister Benita 'ind Sis ter Clarita rex e flm tips f L e of Christ for re igion classes Sister M. Florence, O P M.A., Kent State Univeisit Kent, Ohio Language So Sister M. Benita, O P M.A., Kent State Un1ve1s1ty Kent, Ohio Language Catholic Students Mission Sister M. Clarita, O P will shine as stars . Q-'QW SAL l iwvw UAG Listening to records provides relaxation and diversion from school routine for senior i int-room teaeliers, Sister Aloysius, Sister Loretta. and Sister Thomas. Mrs. Martha Dunn BA., Akron University, Ak- ron, Ohio . . . Home Econom- ics . . . Home Economics Club Miss Carole Bell B.A., Ursuline College, Cleve- land, Ohio . . . Social Studies . . . Sodality Mrs. Helen Nicholas BS., Akron University, Ak- ron, Ohio . . . Physical Educa- tion Miss Alberta Petrarca BA., Notre Dame College Cleveland, Ohio . . . Langu- ages, Social Studies . . . Cheer- leaders 'I6 Mrs. llrll engage X X O 0 Sister M. Aloysius, O.P. M.A., Columbia University Teachers' College, New York, New York . . . Music, Chorus . . . Modern Music Masters Sister M. Loretta, O.P. MA., Catholic University, Washington, D.C .... Social Studies . . . Assistant princi- pal . . . National Honor So- ciety, Shamrock Sister M. Thonias, O.P. lVl.A., Western Reserve Uni- versity, Cleveland, Ohio . . . Language, Journalism . . .Vin- centian ' 1 Miss Alberta Pctrarti ilrtha Dunn, Miss Carole Bell, Mrs, Ilelen Nicholas, ai d h X in a friendly discussion ol school day activities over a cup ot tea. L v Q O Sister Marijane, O. P. M.A. in Ed., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . . . Mathematics . . . Vincenteen Boosters Sister M. Julianne, O.P. M.S., Catholic University, Washington, D.C .... Mathe- matics . . . Chem-Phy Club Sister Marie, O. P. B.S., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . . . Gradu- ate Study, Catholic Univer- sity, Washington, D.C .... Mathematics . . . Sodality . . for all eternity fe-3 5-'G il A Describing her recent studies, Sister Marijane illustrates to Sister Julianne and Sister Marie how the principles of aeronautics and mathematics are correlated. Miss Rosemary Russ, Sister Raphael, Dr. Rachele Magno, and Sister Diana admire a trophy for scholastic merit awarded to the Latin class by the Classical League. as-5' sv--r bun Miss Rosemary Russ B.A., Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Pennsylvania . . . Languages . . . Junior Class- ical League Sister M. Raphael, O.P. B.S. in L.S., Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio . . . Language . . . Junior Class- ical League . . . Vincentian Mrs. Rachele Magno D.LL., University of Naples, Naples, Italy . . . Language Sister M. Diana, O.P. B.A., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . . . Gradu- ate Study, John Carroll Uni- versity, Cleveland, Ohio . . . Language, Social Studies , . . Shamrock freshies fill the third floor . . . Are freshies seen but not heard? Not at St. Vincent! Among the many activities they take part in are the CSMC, Vincenteen Boost- ers, Cadet Band, and the in- tramural basketball teams Many participated 1n Rose Day which is sponsored by the Lions Club for the ben efit of the blind Profits from the selling of the flow ers are distributed to 130 members of the Society for the Blind, who depend up --r- on this charity for their support The biggest goal the freshmen are achiev mg however 1S the diffi cult adjustment to a new school new friends, and more advanced studies L....,.,a.. Avfr' Freshmen Carol Spalllno and Therese Lindsay listen attentively as Paul H Rice chairman of Rose Day po nts out the areas where they will sell roses DUQ9 freshmen 302 Row 1 left to right K Murgatroyd I Horvath J Evans K Lo Presti C Garlando T Caracciolo M Carroll L Theobold C Seikel C Doughty Row 2 P Salvo K Tobin N Kropac L Wolff M Nugent E Rambacker E Aumiller P Mlller J Rabb Row 3 D Testa M Langbeln B Driscoll K McGuck1n S Edwards D McDonald A Kaufmann H Belik C Spallmo Row 4 C Wagner J Clolli T Lindsay R Doran K Karper S G1ll S Barr M Darlington P Mooney Row :Q S Tomllnson T Ochsen hurt M Battistuta E Scheatzle R Bauer D Friess M Gless Row 6 J Gearhart J Weidhch M Neidert C Cahill ? -.... , 1. ' 7 - V I . . fi ' FT ' a in A l ff - 1, 5 J . . . Q i , 1 , a Q l ' , ' a 7 ' x f I I ' g r . 1 V' . .. .. uf 4 f ,, , 3 -ary .' 'Q Q' at K , , ,V 4 -ci. 3 .. .Q ., . 5 1 -f -, K I , ali, .f 37, agp 3 Q 1 7 'WML t - 4' ar, H. ' 2 5. 'H 'Q 'SJ g Nd tv VK-f 11 ,l . . if 5 Y -'MA 73 : . 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A: . 4 , . - then' enthus1asm f1lls the school V 3,67 1 we freshmen 303 Rowl left to rzght J Gcrmfzno J Tousley J Brunner J RHIISXNLIICF M Jones A Loitus 'XI Forbes E McFadden A Meley Row 2 'NI G1l1 J Suter R Testa C Chapman M Mundy J Pieliler M Censky P Rxsser Row 3 B Wagner M Mlller J Iwcomlnx S Beam R Sclulhnger S Ross K Mlnkel K Thrrd S Kremblfis Row 4 P Beattle L Jenklns A Hayden E Isaac B Bachmann J Byron K Relchart S Kldder Row .9 J VIQIIJBIJCY K Trettel A Mlkolashek K Ryan S Boanny S Savage C SIIKO C Poleirone Rom 6 D Flelds D Walter J McClelland freshmen 301 Howl left to 'rzght P Hurst F Keller W Rose P Bonner R Hanna J Kane V Lxcause D Cardma D DeSante Rom 2 J Antal D Keatmg K Burch P Pappsmo P Meadows P Mxller D Braxxlu T Scheatzlo J Shlelds Row 3 F Pud1ask1 D Huth J Molllca D George G Bell J Markev E Turchan R Gfxrdner G Hudak Row 4 R Batal B Fagan R Franks C Filmco R Jackson T Butowlcz S Papasodoro Rows G Whlte J Koneff L Vandersall P Gruxc L Mehok S Antal R Seed J Evans Row 6 C Petlt P Byrne R Campbell O O 0 0 0 O v -a as 'K 4 X .a 0 .sb , 3 4 3 I 3 Q. wg W J. 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' , . . frred b 1r1sh Splflt freshmen 304 Row 1 left to rzght K Connell J Panettl J Poxnar P Slmone B Plfer M Vxolette P Lobello P Ahern E Colllns K Thomp son Row2 B Holland M Clrlello R Pappano S McClarnon J Calrns J Hlrsch M Pepperney G M1nc1ca M Flavm Row 3 P Borden J Hmman E Fahey P Barr M Masturzo A Gr1ff1ths T Becker C Kawatln C Bordash R Doran Row 4 J Regal 'Upton J Wasslty J Sadon M Susz C Fxsher C Thomas Row 6 J G11br1de C Gouder S Butler V Sch1eb111a C Buzzelh J Leshe R Fassnacht Learn1ng the trad1t1ons and customs of a new school 1S a challengmg expemence for the freshmen of Sa1nt V1ncent The f1rst of these trad1t1ons 1S Frlendshlp Day, sponsored by the Nat 1onal Honor SOClGty to glVG students a chance to know one another better Mem bers of the Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety make green sham rocks whlch are used to ob tam autographs throughout the day The shamrocks are sold before school and at f1VG m1nute mtervals be tween classes Recewmg the autograph of a semor football player lS a thr1ll to a freshman wh1ch lS not forgotten for a long t1me Slgn here please says Eugene Turchan to Amta Meley Whlle thexr classmates Barbara Bachmann and Patr1c1a Beattle wa1t to get thelr shamrocks autographed O 0 0 O O O O O I Richard, R. Hughes: BfU1richfc.'Browij., J'. Van Devefrefa. scmllihgeig A..L5bb'e, K. Mdruh. Row 5: D. Franlcls, E. Robert, Ly 1 ,JA v i - ,' 1 I '19 - X I 4 S xl 4 u I 20 . . . the freshmen express rolls The enterprising freshmen class joined the entire school to aid the Commer- cial Department in secur- ing business machines. A plan by which students so- licited magazine subscrip- tions Was devised by Fath- er James A. O'Neill, direct- or of the high school. Daily, from October 26 to Novem- ber lO the student With the highest sales record receiv ed a pen and pencil set Ten top salesmen received valued awards While dili gent students were made eligible for additional prizes Because the sopho more boys of 203 proved themselves super salesmen, they received a cheek for fifty dollars Freshman Bonnie Driscoll ieceives the H1 F1 record player awarded by Father James ONe1l1 and Robert E Conville representative of the Curtis Publishing Co if RQ fw-f' 'uf vi J' freshmen 305 Ron 1 left to right A Edo 'Xl Pcdone J Fraser C Smith 'XI Gardnci D Culxer J Quine J Neitz J Skeese F Linsalata Rom 2 D Thompson P Guenther J Hadlex E Jesson Q Mm C Egan R Gmercls D H11 iko Vx Eckmun Rou .3 J 'Nhhqhcl R G1 ix T Brennan E Sthxxcikert NI O'Ne1l M 'Nlisbrener R Nlirtone J Wendelken Rott 4 T Strook J Bradach L Parsons W Gossett P Fluhertx R Fitz P Pighi Rows H Laughlin D Barbuto R Russell R Rai J Leib B Jakubowski S Berish R Lux Hou, G R 'Xupp T Daugherty R Kutz J Chisholm 1 ,' . 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' . , . . sophomores acquire new experience . . . sophomores 203 Rowl left to rzght T Jendr1s1k J Hoffman C Fenn R Rinswuler B Smlth L Pliemlcrx H Doll C C'1sey P Bennmger Row 2 E Newklrk J Adams J PCtYOSkl J Prmgle S Yahncr D R1CkuS A Hesxdenee T Yost Row 3 J De-'agan P M110 B Grlbrrde A Batal D Iacobuccl J Juersxvlch J Turner T Bsttenberg R Metcalfe Row 4 J Georges J Fox K Broseman J Beam W Long J Seafldl G Yxnglmg T Dunphv Row 5 P Kraus L Magllone sophomores 102 Sutter C M11ler G Spallmo M Verbanas J Pelhterl B Lattxmer J Roman J Huber Row 3 L Ahern E Colllns K Herd man J Koehl D Hxllegas H Strlekland J May N Roberts N Scheeser Row 4 C Hurt M LaRoeca J Pallch L Palmaflnl F Pxchlchero 9 Fuseo J Burgoon M Frederlek Row5 R George E Hohnhorst J Flanlgan B Falangu M McA1eese J Besttl S 32115 ECB?ILhm mn D Bertollm Row 6 P Johnson P LISKH J Collett C Grunnmger F Kravec J Denholm A DeJac1mo IE y oyce Row 1, left to right: C. Cassidy, J. Jones, J, Filippi, L. Borden, M. Case, M. Khoury, R. Hibbs, C. Reymann, S. McHugh. Row 2: M . . . b reaching for new attainments sophomores 201 Row 1 left to 'rtght M Spaldxng C Iannone B Ulrlch I Sherman D Hxlgert S Botzum M Starner B Bertsch P McBr1de Row 2 G Forkes J Scalera M Schm1dt A Polsxnelll L Lowry N Baughman P Holladay S Watrxng Row 3 J Royer D Kelly R Brett J Jonke R Clark J Barta J Delagrange N Rennle K Sulllvan Row 4 Y Karadm J Qulrk M Lange A Stelnmetz L Prlce J Strobel B Farr S Nettle Row 5 B Snyder I Lasko D Fulkerson J Trlvonovlch C Case K Mc Gu1re S Andrews C Lombardl Row 6 A Rxchards B R1chards J Davxdson C Kropac B Moss B Purdy C Rasxnskl Branchmg mto newer hor1 zons, sophomores turned the1r mgenultles to d1verse X flelds The boys ot home F my A, room 203 garnered flrst ff place ln the magazme fr was the success of the Spooks Follles , the 1n 1t1al dance of the school year The 1ncorporat1on of sophomores mto the Mod ern Mus1c Masters, Catho hc Student Mlsslon Cru Sade, Vmcenteen Boosters, and Our Lady of Fat1ma Sodahty have added to the class prestlge ln athletlcs the g1rls excel ln mtra mural basketball Whlle the boys are actlve 1n basket xx ball and m Bantam and Jumor Varsltx football Sophomore homeroom pres1dents W1lham Long Mary LaRocca and Kenneth Shu maker standmg Anne Stemmetz and Irene Mel11on seated dlscuss class events - A ' ' . Q 5 -. ' + A r Q 'sr i r ,cr r S , , A 'Ms ggi y I N' p J alla drlve. Added to thls laurel if '4 K 2 I, .V E I ey 7 J Vkkk , li ' ' 7 . X LY v . 7. - sophomores and Jumors sophomores 306 Rowl left to rzght E Dolenskv G Hoban J Kuchenbrod R Palazzo J Franjxsh D Gorbach L Essarx J Dexereux J Aldrlch Rous 2 B Ochs V Fxhn B Shoenfelt F 'VI11ett1 P lNeman .T Funk A Cwstner J Buza Rom 'Z C OlNe11 C PIXEIOI A DeCas B 'Vlurphw Rou 5 T Verb.:-mas M Hunter A Fenstomucher D Luo B Rewhurt K SIILIHIZIRGI C XVOIKTTIBIJ sophomores 106 Rowl left to rzqht A Curran J Botzman M Hamllton J Foo R McG1nnxs J Sherman I 'vlelhon 'XI Brexchng S Kraker Row 2 P Karam M Cahlll K Kxlvuay K Kehrle G Shand M Flernmg 'VI Coulter P Hansel Roy. 3 C Finnegan NI Deagan D Junk M Bouschere O 0 O 0 0 per, P. Egan. B. Nervo, J. Bandrowskfx Haas. Row 4: D. Ba1apn.xG.'Wia11er, T. Harmzin, M. Ci'1l,L. Morris, B. Babb,'M.'Hanseh- . . . exemplify spirit of charit i ff 4 fl 5 E I J Parcels in hand Barbara Farr Judy Farr Stexe Yahner Art Hesidence Beverly Moss and Lois Darkow arrange the donations 1n one ot the baskets for the poor By sponsoring the Hallow- een dance, sophomores made autumn a festive sea- son for Saint Vincent. Later these underclassmen turn- ed from gaiety to charity by packing Christmas bas- kets for needy Akronites. Competition stimulates routine activities, and friendly rivalry with the juniors provides a mild diversion in scholastic and co-curricular events. '40 4 'mi-A X 7 Juniors 108 Rowl left to 'rmht B Loftus K Sawhill J Micalc J Fenwick E Sideri L Abell C Codispoti E Wozniak R Basile Rou. J Stevvart C Wltvxer P Gilbride A U Ryckl M Burns S Falardcau P Hamilton T P0lSlIlClll Rozt 3 M Sorg A Loell Testa P Ohmer 'Xl Kuebler M House M E Garry R Krimmer P Theobold Rou 4 B Golobic P VVagner 'NI Zrelak Harrigal J Linton S Walsh K Miles C Garrett Row5 J Houk J Workman J Lutz K Riedel L Hesidence R Doran Schlaker P Fagan S Baughman Rom 6 J Walsh F Ryan J Trunko FLQON 25 , L ,, - O lhl' t juniors parade latest fashion . . . Right in style members of the Junior class Ray Hamlin Charlotte Witwer Jackie Stewart and Terry Fagan proudly model their new gray and white class Jackets The junior year is one of anticipation, of planning, of enthusiasm. Ordering class jackets in the fall intro- duces the year's highlights: a Christmas formal-this year the Winterland Whirl -the junior-senior prom, and the selection of the class ring that symbolizes loyalty to St. Vincent. P' Juniors 109 Row 1 Left to nght S Lembo M Neman J Healy R Gungle R Hamlin J Brooks J Cotter B Waickrnan R McFadden Row 2 P Beck P Arvin D Chisholm G Appeldorn J Dettling T Fagan D Mehigan B Beesing Row 3 W Parker W Owen G B PCrrllJPl HKld kJK kWK TRonR 4JOC MMrh RF auer a o a meri o o ziegcza ormani rieger ma ow onnor u p y raser D Meeker R Dettllng W Ray J Hollander R Winkler Row 5 P Averill J Pfeiffer R Estadt A Ede A Rudy J Petit 26 O 0 . ,. ', . ,. ,. ' . :. ',. ' ,. ,. ,. ,. A. IH class jackets Jumors hbrary Rowl left to 'nght N Zamplno M Moran P Bot7um D Gray M J Lobello G Trlcaso A St1t7 C Palxsln A Ferro M May Row 2 H Lynch M Crowley A Malschalder C Chlarappa H Conway H A Wrlght C Ball T V1l1C1gLl6!'Y8 J McGarry Row 3 B Palko D Cortesl P Hartman S Strausser R Armstrong F. Butler R Flynn M Keller B Hlnkel B Abel Row 4 S Seed M Teofllo J Bussan A Murray J Tunberg R Reymann A Manko M J Paolucu M H Dewey Row 5 D Fr1ent M DeCas may P Elllott C Daugherty J Burch N Bauman Row 7 M Barr G Merzweller C Rlnehart J Tlamble Jumors 105 Row 1 left to nght T D1dBt0 M Flynn R Hayden J Scheatzle R Guenther T Babu Bauer R Selkel Rou. 2 P Xahner T Qume W Brxzes D Delbel J Ferraro C VanDevere R Kolb Row 3 R Waxckman T Marshall S Stemmetz P Darlmgton J Kuchenbrod E Georges F Carruthers E Hornxng Rou 4 W Chlsholm W Gardner R Haas E Lucas W Kldder P LOCBSCIO G Sax Row 5 T Barrett D Burns C Barr J Crangle F Mancml G VanDetta H Meyer O O Q O O Y 77 O O O 4 per, M. Schorr, M. J. 'Loftus E. Doerr, F. Hurhmel, J. Wood, B. Rett, Seafldif Row fi: JA.. Groetz, Af Murty, lncardona, Nom: O O I, 'v:.'.,. ,. ,. ,. ,.',',J, 1-5 strengthened truth 1 1 1 rut 1 thtsm x Q mt xx mu mttnu mo to dna all they quah 105 necesscux tor the defense oi Uuth tum ffcprewlon Cjcmipcmsh bltxtkbotxlds up nr 11uHtdxx1tl1 boo 1 14 we 1114 tlucc nm J Ju thu meth: L tht ILQ11 x T114 x cue se muth cl part of us Gul' ii- gmws s rung in 1' I and 1 ax' X K'?'1l'S '1 X. ' xg' ty Q l 1- mage . ' . -1,1 , 'L' -1 -1 X., 1 1 ' 1 -, W ' . A 1 .. , X UM. I 'k ' 's 4' 'W kg- tl 'x ifjly' lols. l t fl' 11- at ' 2 1't-X. 1 1 . 1 4 S -' 1 ,V 1 1 ' english unearths the past . . . 'C' J h Neitz, director of the radio script So Long. Son, produced by the freshman English classes, signals, We're on the air. A J F g' th ' 1 h'1 James Ha e an HCSI' ZIFDGS FLISCI' 1V6S 8 COYHITICTCIZI , W 1 6 X l XXX!! Rx M 55 N dly d Rose Testa nervously stand by for their cue. The freshmen and sophomores discover the values of an English heritage in their studies and activities. Learning to judge television programs is a big project for the freshmen who visit a television studio as part of a field trip. ln the field of literature the English classes complement their study of The M er- chant of Venice by making booklets of the life and works of Shakespeare. The sopho- mores read Julius Caesar, and make their study easier by listening to the recordings which bring the play from the stage to En- glish classroom. Showing their creative abil- ity, the underclassmen Write personal essays and put original endings to short stories read and discussed in class. . . . and enlivens the present N Ji Kf Narrator, Dennis Shaul, listens attentive-ly to Chaker Fadel, Peggy Gcssler standing and Lois Abell Gerry Marzano Ed Kernan kneeling, as they dramatize for an English project their version of a modern day morality play Cam and Abel Juniors and seniors turn to American and English authors as an inspiration to a way of life and a guidepost to truth. Analysis of such writers as Irving and Crane starts jun- iors on the path towards an understanding of human nature. Continuing the study, sen- iors find themselves reflected in the tales of Chaucer, in the plays of Shakespeare, and in literary ,characters throughout the centuries. Increased knowledge of human emotions un- folds new horizons which enable the stu- dents to regard others with understanding and respect. Bridging the gap between Shakespeare and young moderns is a long jump, but enthusiastic seniors find it a re- warding venture. , I 4-1 art lends beauty to the world . . . Sketch Hg s e t s e schere, Thomas Scheatzle, James Lieb and Ann Griffiths bu y th hi g p k M f 11s clay mold in an effort to produce a figurine. Painting and sculptoring are some of the oldest Ways of expressing one's thoughts and emotions. Since self-expression is an im- portant part of living, St. Vincent offers a Well rounded course in art. Throughout the school year students of the art class learn different types of creative activity in art from pen sketches and Water colors to cer- amics. Among the activities in which stu- dents participate are decorating for school dances and publicizing other events in post- ers. At Christmas time this year, art students added a new project to the list. Members of the class sold ceramics which they made in order to raise funds for the kiln bought by the department. language studies ' O O Q Lf a , 4, -V . E 2- .5 ' ig -- 6, -. ---Z --e lend understanding Among the objectives of the language de- partment is intercultural understanding or an appreciation of the heritage shared with other nations and previous civilizations. From the first halting 'LBonjour to the in- tricacies of verbs, French students learn not only to appreciate the customs of other na- tions but also to acquire a deeper knowledge of their own language. Students are encour- aged to converse in French whenever pos- sible and learn to combine fun with duty in other language studies. Presenting French radio programs and writing commercials proves a novel experience for first year stu- dents, while second year pupils enjoy listen- ing to records, learning new songs, and en- acting French plays. 1 1 1575 xx. X at ff' y ,Cs A f'f'.fv Rf xi' wi! V N fi' Vw tax f .fx Vk,,' p May I take your order, i quires Dave Deibel of F h I dents, William Park , Marie Sutter, and Mariann Kuebler, 33 future citizens communicate ideas . . . 'MW' 'z d r I ifghg' V v' X AQ A K K v y. 4, .ivy Q . 94 Affyzvl K i ' ' N- f. . my 1 u p , s 11 . 'M' 1 af' V i r K, f 'O .-ff x 1 ' World history class gives the students a glimpse of European nations through pictures and displays: During the' study of the cul- ture of Rome, William Reichart, Lambert Essary, Rebecca Clark, and Donna Sue Junk examine a plcture of ancient Roman ruins. W ff! 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Qui' , 'UU' .- Yi ,K R :ll H . 9 x Xfik- . 1 . . - ' a J 7 ' , - Q fwfr 34 Social studles form the b3S1S of citizenshlp de velopment CIVIC minded freshmen study the fundamentals of American government and life With the help of MISS Alberta Petrarca Miss Carole Bell and Father Andrew O Boyle these students make a complete survey of the occupational field and make booklets concern mg their des1red vocatlon Historical charac ters from Caesar to President Eisenhower are brought to life for the sophomores 1n their World history classes under the mstruction of Sister Clarita and Sister Diana As Sister Lor etta and Sister Florence point out the struggle for democracy in American history the Juniors can more fully apprec1ate the freedom they enjoy today In the fourth year senlor prob lems instructor Sister Loretta helps the sen 1ors to realize their role in the World as an 1nd1 vidual and in society O 0 6 Students find that they must begin now to be good members of society before they can be considered re- sponsible citizens in com- munity life. Practical liv- ing in accordance with church, state, and family cannot be acquired from a text, so students turn to in- terviews and conventions to lend diversion and prac- ticality. Because social studies is an ever-changing subject, classroom proced- ures vary with current events. Among the citizen- ship movements in which students partlcipate is the Freedom s Foundation As sociation which grants prizes to those who spread democratic ideals on world betterment Monsignor Edward B Conry offers his congratulations as he presents to senior Dennis Shaul the Freedom s Foundation Award for a winning editorial on democracy As part of their research on the subJect of marriage in senior problems Reynolds Farley and Mary Beth Reymann interview Father Dennis Farr assistant at Saint Martha Parish on the activities and the purpose of the Pre Cana and Cana Club H 1 .4'.,'4' 2.1! 5' Z-1'f.-. '- ' 4. 19.3-,. - :'g. nr, , I' ' V.: J. 4 'X Ing . . ,'- ,, 1 if f ,N .' .5fifffJ f,,4'. 32 i Q X l Carolyn Hurt passes James Devereux another slide as he demonstrates the method of operating the new micro-projector. James Buza, Susan Kraker, Alice Polsinelli and Marie Sutter look interested as a live germ cell is projected on the screen. science challenges students . . . The sophomores have a chance to see the inside storyi' as they study biology. With microscopes and specimens the students ob- serve the most minute forms of life. Students find that learning the names and location of bones is made easier by having a human skeleton to study. An annual biological ex- hibition of plaques, skeletons, and charts displays the students, mental and manual ingenuity in practical application. Smoke doesn't get in your eyes . . .U is the theme song of freshmen studying fire pre- vention in general science. Members of the class explored the matter further by taking a field trip to a local fire station Where fire- men explained to the group and their in- structor, Sister Imelda, the use of alarm sys- tems, hoses, fire trucks, and other fire fight- ing equipment as Well as effective methods of fire prevention. 7 X Xu. xx 0,4 , H94 . X X f .... - Fire Prevention week finds firemen William Noeliengost and Dale Hoskins explaining air pressure to freshmen science students, Pascal Piglia, Timothy Daugherty, Lawrence Mehok and Pat- rick Bonner. Checking equipment in chemistry class before starting to work their experiment, Steve Kraus, Ann Maischaider, Bill Fahey, Scott Kidder. and Theresa Polsinelli make preparations for distillation as part ol' their study of purification ol' water. . . . to make Budding young Einsteins discover intrica- cies of present day living through informa- tive field trips and modernized equipment. Getting in on the ground floor of the atomic age are scientific minded juniors and seniors who study atomic structure, chemicals, and nuclear fission. Chemistry and physics stu- dents increase the knowledge gained in lec- ture classes by unfolding the mysteries of the QL L The Anicricadc Host illustrates to Reynolds Farley, Joanne Bachmann. Dick Fricdl. and Frances Flynn the mechanism of the traffic control. a better world laboratory for themselves. New and better products created by sci- ence vvere displayed at the Americade expo- sition at Akron University. This provided a diversion from the regular classroom day as the seniors viewed mechanisms that will serve them in the future. The importance of science is doubly significant for these stu- dents in an industrial city. mathematlcs students prepare Senlor Don Rolph has the task of 6Xpl81l1lI1g the locatlon of dlfferent parts of a car to fellow drlver tralnlng students Lucretla Sll'l l0l1B and Gerrx Mar7ano Drlver tra1n1ng at Samt Vlncent under the dlrec t1on of Rlchard Pltts teaches students not only how to drlve a car but also how to d1st1ngu1sh between the carburetor and the spark plugs W1th a dual control car donated by the Folk Chevrolet lnc, the students become acqualnt ed W1th the operatlon and n1echan1sn1 of an automo b1le Indoor classes held once a Week aequalnt them Wlth the Ohlo rules After a semester of mstructlon those passlng a test are an lnsurance reduct1on Usmg a krng sxze check as a model Charles Petxt explams to the general mathematlcs class the checkmg system that xs used almost all banks Students, Mary Ann Forbes and Annette Labbe compare then' practlce forms wlth the sample check 38 0 O O 9 7 given a driver's license and In for l1fe 1n an 1ndust1'1al age Si lj wi! 'Q' -ffl Analyzmg the latest house plans m mechanxcal drawlng class Gerald Bauer John Cotter Edward Butler and George Lucas make comparxsons of them to the f1n1shed mm1ature models and lllustrate how lmprovements can be made IH the structure Using her watch, Joan Flanagan checks the speed wlth whlch Adele Ferro and John Scheatzle extract the square root by means of ar1thmet1c and the Sllde rule Industrles chscover talent 1n the mechan1cal draW1ng class Construct1ve 1mag1n a 1ons, exactness of thought, and v1sual1za t1on form the key Words to success 1n the tra1n1ng of prospectlve eng1neers and arch1tects Drawlng scale models of commerc1al bulldmgs 1S a pr1mary alm of the class The fundamentals learn school are cov extenslvely 1n mathemat1cs algebra, plane geometry, trlgonometry, and sohd geometry The arrlval of a new sc1ent1f1c age has emphas1zed the 1m portance of mathematlcs for those seekmg vocat1ons 1n the world of lndustry ed ln grade ered more the h1gher courses of O O 0 O o o o n 'kk K X V of la X -Mtgyf 2, LV, V . as Q 5 as io' at t. APg,..P1 By use of a new electric typewriter, Carole Miller brushes u on her s e an ac r v p p ed d cu ac, during secretarial office practice class. As a special project business students. Bob Ochs, Ellen Hohnhorst, Jim Turner, and Rosc- mnry McGinnis interview Robert Knapp and Robert Kapish of New York Life Insurance, students explore . . . Below: With typewriters purchased from the Above: Students enrolled in clerical practice proceeds of the autumn magazine drive, the learn the mechanism of office machines and students in the business department prepare the system of filing. Helping also to prepare themselves for a future in the business the students for the Working field is the Gen- World. The secretarial students type with eral Business course which is the study of the use of a dictaphone, and perhaps visual- useful business phases that are a vital part ize themselves as secretaries typing letters of our economic living. Practical application from the boss. of topics studied is a necessary by-product. Row 1, left to right, seated: Jacqueline Stewart, Jane Fenwick, Nancy Bauman, Row 2: Charlotte Witwer, Janet Walsh, Jean Wood, Pete Piglia, Row 3: Barbara Hinkel, Margaret Teofilo, Patricia Theobold. Standing: Patricia Scafidi, Barbara Rett, An- toinette U-Rycki, Suzanne Bauglimann. Y,-1 43 'D- Checking Marie Ann Wright's pulse, Red Cross nurse, Mrs. Maluke, ex- plains the procedure to Juanita Groetz and Sue Strausser. .. fi ws. ' ' ff! 5 L. I , .aa 5 . . . vocational horizons Junior and senior girls discover new mean- ing in the popular expression Uhomemaking as a career. They find that the homemaker of today ranks first as the World's most suc- cessful career Woman, for she combines the roles of cook, nurse, gardener, interior decor- ator, and teacher. Since they themselves will be tomorrowys homemakers and mothers, the lifelong profession has added interest. Prep- aration for it is in itself an immense task, but the girls obtain much valuable assistance from the home economics course and from informative demonstrations by area leaders and class discussions. Consulting the guide sheet for the directions and the correct view, Mary Catherine Skeese illustrates to Ruth Armstrong, Emily Butler, Linda Abell, and Charlene Ball the procedure to follow in arranging pieces of the pattern on the material. ff I new If L ns Jrojcct cu to CfJIlLlI1ll lu In Flwibcth Isnc Mux Jang Mlllcr Rosrmux Schlllmgcx md Qlmron Birr phys1cal educat1on and health classes Students of the freshmen health class learn that physlcal health and mental hyglene help to develop lntegrated personalltles Members of the class learn to acqulre bene f1C13l hab1ts of recreat1on and eXerc1se through the gu1dance of thelr mstructor, Mrs W1ll1am Dunn In physlcal educatlon class, mstructors R1ch ard P1tts and Edward Wentz teach boys mus cular coordlnatlon and good sportsmanshlp The athletlc program of the school Whlch mcludes football basketball tenms and track demonstrates the skllls developed 1n these classes Boxs gym classes Ire the scene of mdoor footbill competmon T Doll gets llllll posltxon to l'llkC thc bill to hxs teummates G Walter A Castner C Workman S Yahner G Prmgle J SC8f1d1 R Shoenlelt G Kuchenbrod and R Nemo :JUVMK Q E r -I' 'C' 'W' A. , ' ... -'aw ? e L l x .K p g 5. 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K - 1 l '- -',..alnv-n1,- 55,14- -71' -5,1 'W5 W Jv3l -f ' Robert E McClusk5 Health Educatlon Publlc Relatlons Sec retary of Se1berl1ng Health Center explams to Pat Hartman and Pat Fagan the detectxon of tuberculosxs create strength and beauty Learnlng the rudlments of good health Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Helen Nlcho as, through Vlsuahzed educatlon enables the practlcal apphcatlon 1n the form of GXQFCISG Jumors to apply theory to practlce III the helps to provlde healthful recreat1on 1n health classes at Salnt Vlncent physlcal educatlon classes A freshman gym class constructs a human pyramld Among those formlng the lntrlcate dcs1gn are Elleen Colllns Pat Beattle Theresa Caracclolo Ellen Scheatzle Judith Suter Sandra Fusco Dlane McDonald Sandra Kremblas and Lynda Theobold I , X V I 'Q , . A-nqg.g. I ' At, K 1 A : t'r n K- -K , ' -,l . J 4 fe x -Lf M N , 1.1: ' 'T f' ,,,:4f--'H ' ' ,, fr'-1 12.-152 'ff' N. 1 4 ' 0 s 1 - W Q W ' ' - Q. 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Y . . . . l - 1 1 v I 1 ' , O O O ' v K - v v 1 1 1 1 1 v . student pubhcatlons represent The cllcklng of typewrlter keys and the hum of vorces are the sounds whlch emerge from the yearbook staff rooms The staff plans the layouts and xx r1tes the copy Headmg th1s year s staff are co edltors, Joanne Bach mann and Rlchard Frledl Copy ed1tors, Frances Arnold and Mary Walckman, are also a part of the frant1c crew amnng for the deadhne Steve Kraus sports edltor com p1les the act1v1t1es and scores of athlet1c events Although all of the staffs are 1m portant, the Shamrock could not be a reallty Wlthout fmances, therefore, the bus1ness staff lS a much needed part of yearbook Work Busmess manager, Paul Bertsch, as s1sted by team captams, ra1sed enough funds to put over th1s year s dr1ve Worklng Wltll students are faculty advlsers, Slster Aqumas, Slster Dlana, and Slster Loretta Dlstrlbu tton day lS the rew ard for all Nlapplng out plans for the yearbook IS the Job of lay out staff members R Frxedl R Farlev G Lucas E Butler S Kraus R Sheffer M McGl1nch5 D Ruff and J Bachmann Busmess staff members Maureen D8V1dSOH Brlan Houlahan and Joan Dalry mple are busy fxgurmg up lxnancul returns of the yearbook 'Y ,asf 42' As the March la deadline approaches copy stall membrrs Annette M1llu lVlny Wuekman Joyce Ahlus Janet Ingram Roberta Hlltbrand and Frances Arnold busxly check ind assemble the ropy ol 1 lznal layout 0 0 0 0 0 . , . . . - - U , l . . , . . . . , , ' . . ' 5 H. W ff. L, f t -3 'Qs ' . -A- I A I 'qi I Kar ' I p gtg? Z, 1, - 3' 1 ' ' ,V 4 .55 ,lr .W 1. W J V ,s A' 1 05 x Q k ' ia t,. V X ,. f ,f I , , 1 ' , M- V, I 1 ' -A 1 1 fx ll , . . . tireless effort and original ideas Mr, William Ploenes of Roadway Ex iw ' l in f .t r l' the pessexpa sa eaueo - company to journalists Dorothy Hil'legas, Pat Karam, Kathy Reidel, Carol Codispoti, Maureen Crowley, and Anita De.lacimo. Dennis Shaul and Pat Dunphy ad- mire the trophy for the best oi the spot interview Won by alum nus, Tom Ost. Printers ink lures co-editors Dennis Shaul and Patrick Dunphy to put in long hours after school publishing the Saint Vincent monthly, the Vincentian. Faculty adviser Sister Mary Thomas lends much valuable assistance and needed guidance. Assisting them are page editors: Marie Ann Wright and Mary Catherine Skeese working on the editorial page. Robert Dettling and Vincent Fihn as sports editors. and Mary Caporaletti and Adele Ferro co-operating on the fourth page spreads, with the co-editors themselves taking charge of the front page. K , X The Vincentian has Won many awards dur- ing the past year. Earning first place at both National Scholastic Press Association and at Columbia Press Association, it Went on to cop second place at Kent, in the North East- ern Ohio High School Press Conference. and at Saint Bonaventure College. At the Dio- cesan Press Club the paper received awards in three classes which included news fea- tures. editorials. and sports. For the best on-the-spot interview. Dennis Shaul was awarded the Governor Herbert Trophy at the North Eastern Ohio Press Clinic. ,,,f ...ff x if ix 5.0, Nil? 'fu Eg ix a X ,5 B d d tor: Robert F. L wis. but P. Walsh, J Third, D. Shaul drills and discipline . . . The presentation of halftime shows is not the only accomplishment of St. Vincent's band. Although the members take part in many ac- tivities, it is during football season that they display originality, color, and pageantry. Spark is added to the spirit of the students by the music played under the direction of Robert F. Lewis or the baton of drum major, Frank LaRocca. After the passing of this gay and colorful season, bandsmen begin long hours of practice in preparation for the annual spring concert. Marches, popular, and semi-classical selections appear on the program. Besides the two major projects, the band plays for civic events and other school activities. Row 1, left to right: C. Reymann, J. Roman, C.-Miller, H. Strick- land, M. Sutter, J. Scalera, D. Kelly, M. Karadm, C. Brawley, A. Kolb, M. DeCasper, H. Lynch,,E. Collins, J. Lang. Row 2: R. Gun e a en a er inehart, J. gl , R. H yd , D. McDonald, P. W gn , C. R . . . perfect st. v's marching band I 'tw-'f' f ' , Q. Drum major: F. LQROCCQ. k Mnjurcttcs: J. Roycr, C. Brown, A. ' Shaxughncssy, L. Schlukcr, J. Mi- F fx, Cult, S. Beckwith. 5 X ' I :Q1 5 S ,' . v i 5 2 xl - .4 ?:?7.EW'? '-fljj' f I ' i xi :i D, r if 5 . g f - 1 vi.: X N 5 vxx X N I w in , ' iz, -Y V, 4 1 D royalty and vars1ty semors 1 M-J-eg Plax ers of the oo ed1t1on of the Flghung Irlsh honor Homeconnng Queen Path W11 hams Fourth xear men furnlshed the back bone of the team xx 1th co captalns Bob 'Vlea dows Tony DeLuCa John Stober and M1Ck Nletker prov1ded experlence Worklng from the T formatlon quarterback N1Ck Antonlno rehed on Frank Steel s center kv 6f f4,f ' 'X ' ' b'd 0 0 0 . .1 rx Q u as, aw sr, 5 ,K A , - A 3 A . 5 1 4 2 1, 1 ' ' f i ' h - A Q Q 5 . - Y . . - r. - . L - 3 V ' 7 , , ,QQ , :A- o r 9' r 3 Q2 -Y ' r 5 Q Y r N'-A e o ' 2 MP, N I v x '1- XY! . . . farewell to football season 1 I ol ffft Ex Bantam back Joe Zamplno and rlght end Dan Horrrgan saw actlon Whlle on the defenslve hne up Versat1le Bob T1gelman f1lled the gaps left by lnjured hnemen Wh1le Coach Ed Wentz often rehed on Gary Karam s pass catchlng ablhty and Carl Stltz s key blocks Marty Moore started at r1ght tackle and Fred Fletcher Was re hed upon to k1ck the po1nt after touchdowns M ml W n kb 3, 'Qi .J a indomitable spirit compensates . . . For the thirty-second time Coach Edward P. Wentz took a group of St. Vincent stu- dents and built them into an Irish football squad. Assisted by backfield coach Dick Pitts and line coaches George Florin and Leo Longville, Coach Wentz incorporated a spirit of sportsmanship and team loyalty into each member of the Irish eleven. These qualities became evident as the Irish faced a tough schedule which featured bigger and more experienced teams. Although the inexperienced team met dis- couraging losses during most of the season, the traditional St. Vincent spirit, vigorous student body support, and perseverance of the players kept the team alive. Through these losses the team received what Coach Wentz could not provide during Weekday practice-game experience. As the season scores will testify, game after game the team's abilities mounted. Because of their season record, the Irish were the definite underdogs when it came time to meet their arch-rival, St. Mary. But by this time the team had built up sufficient skill, strength, Y. m N mQ5?ZQw52 PCWZ1-'f'5E L,99'gN. 5.i.. , ... 5. P35571 N E' 1521193 g UZ3,-W r F4O- 5-'i' 5' 525503 Fl' mggml LV nn-4m'Q 231242135 m .. soar' Ef- 5'o 4t Q pq 3-'wWOmg,: 0304-n. 0 rf' gg : 'H!'12.m5'5 Egfoirg Eigpsso. yfg:-'mN'g nb 3,9 Fam.. t,,rvE?+1,,95 9-mg H65 f0mr'32f E'C19' amazing? puyvrqsf-. mpggv-Imp E' 003' ' M QPSQZUMO -rn O31 539t'Df3U--- m ' UQ U' mfbm P9Z4PI':i Q, - sveffezoe- and experience which enabled them to sal- vage a tie and become co-parochial champ- ions of Akron. Although they saw most of their action as substitutes in the second half of the games, underclassmen gained valuable experience. These future gridiron-greats will furnish Coach Wentz and his assistants the material With which to build later teams. . . . for low scores during '55 season Q Meeker, B. Ray, E. Newkirk, T. Funk. Ass't. Coach G. Florin, Ass't. Coach L. Longville. Row 4: Coach E. Wentz, J. Deagan, T, Battenberg, S, Kidder. J. Kormanik, M. Hunter, A. Fenstomach- cr, H. Meyer, D. Metker. G. Yingling. B. Reichart, K. Shumakor, J. V. Conch. F. Kremblas. Bob Meadows and Marty Moore apply ll crushing tackle to a South man as A. V:mDetta and J. Crangle move up. Q 5 NJ .TJ 1- i S ir? 'f li ld .rx wc' cheers re-echo . . . St. Vincent 0-Buchtel 19 Stober's first period touchdown which was nullified because of an Irish off-side, and Buchtel loack Evans long run for a score set up a Griffin win. St. Vincent 6-East 32 ln the game which saw the first St. Vin- cent score of the '55 season by DeLuca. the Akron city series co-champions over- powered the Irish eleven. St. Vincent 6-South Z3 Mickey Metkers third period tally from the one yard line. which climaxed a fifty yard drive. kept the 'Wentzmen from facing a second shut-out. St. Vincent 19-Canton Catholic 26 Although the lrish put up stiff resistance. the Crusaders came up with the victory. their first xvin over the Green in the five years the teams have niet. 1 N. . L 5 It tx 'I . Reserve cheerleaders: B. Moss, M. Sehorr, L. Hcsidezice, J, Pelli- i teri, A. Stitz. 52 Halfback Tony DeLuca sweeps around left end for a sizeable advance. M 3 A t mx , . . . as spirit soars St. Vincent 7-Barberton 25 Unable to cope with the Magics' All-Ohio George lzo when the teams met at Green Street Stadium, the St. Vincent eleven once again fell to defeat. St. Vincent O-Central 19 The Saints' first-half play was shaken by a Wildcat score with eighteen seconds re- maining in the initial half. Twelve points were added in the final stanza. St. Vincent 7-St. Mary 7 On DeLuea's two yard plunge and Fletch- er's conversion, the underdog lrish cap- tured a tie with the Crusaders to become parochial gridiron co-champs. St. Vincent O-St. Edward 27 ln handing the Green a decisive defeat, the football squad from Cleveland proved that they deserved their high ranking in high school competition, St. Vincent 13-Falls 28 After a fairly even first half, the Tigers, whose trick offensive plays often baffled the Irish, surged ahead in the closing periods of the game. C3 'fi W '. 2 8 ' Hal 9-tv-he ,pg 5 sg ' -t. .3 i Varsity clit-erleaders: NI B ll, J. T l , F I L. Simone, M. J. L bfll , if j X . SE -'lun i . ,R Am ' W' X' Mike Neman pui I tl b ll f m deep :' 'L in St. Vincent I t y. - - 5 , lt , fl Y' 'ag' gl 53 shamrocks climb high in bantam league R 1 1 left to rmht F M1Iett1 M Pedone D Castner T Ede J Kane V Llcause R Gmerek Row 2 D Huth R Franks B Smxth J Framlsh P Ne-man L Essarx E Dolenskx D George E Turchan P Flaherty Coach J Merzvtexler Row 3 S Bar rlsh J Beam R Ray J Bell R Russel B Jakubovtsk1 P Grulc L Parsons B Pagan Once agam under the d1rect1on of thelr vet eran coaches Jack Merzweller and Chlck Fletcher the Sa1nt V1ncent Shamrocks had a successful season Second place ln the North Eastern Ohlo Bantam League was the reward for hard practlces and well played games The slxth presentat1on of the Thom as Wolfe Memorlal Award for the two out standmg Shamrock players went to Pat Ne man, representlng the backf1eld, and l1ne man John Franjlsh Throughout the years Bantams have been the stepplng stone be tween grade school play and varslty football V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent Vmcent V1ncent 54 bantam scores Central Portage Lakes Kenmore Barberton North South East 7 St. ' ........ 49 ...... St. Vincent ........ 0 West ......... St. ' ........ 34 St. ' ..... , . .33 . . . . . St. A ........ 32 .... St. ' ........ 14 ...,.... St. ' ........ 13 ....... St. ' ..,..... 7 ' ........ . 'TF' ,r Clockuvise: A, Fenstomoeher, M. Gill. D. Zito, M. Hunter. N. Antonino, A. DeLuCa, P. LoCaSCiO. D. Estadt, E, Newkirk, K. Shu- maker, R. Shoenfelf, A. Edo. Center: Coach Edward P. VVentz. hardwood challenges varsity cagers With the end of a disappointing grid season, eanie a new life to the school. Hope was high to overeonie the football jinx and have a winning basketball sea- son. The winter sport is new over, and the feeling of defeat lingers on. The Irish five went through eighteen games without scoring a victory. The un- enviable record contrasted sharply with those of previous years. The crippled squad. Consisting mostly of underelassnien just didnt have it this year. VVhether it was the inexperienee or just the inability to yvin, something was lacking. The Saints may now look forward to a new season next year with a Clean slate. last act for senior hoopsters . . . Abote Forward Paul LoCascio shoots a Jump shot for two points ox cr the attempted block of St 'Xlary s Bob Dangle This rix 'al action took place at thc Aaron Lnixersitw 'Xlemorial Hall St V relied on Nick Antonino s accurate passes and shots The senior clxss turnished the two guai ds on thc starting lite gy X Qt T ff thy? varsity record f Ts bf , j , 2 f f N351 l QU, Tony DcLuca, a. three-year veteran playing his final season for thc Fighting Irish sets up 1 shot from his guard position Below Tom Barictt succeeds in stealing the ball from an un identilied Cleveland John Adams player Dick Estadt adds 1 hand in getting the rebound oft the backboard for the Irish Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent 56 Garfield Ravenna South Buchtel Alumni Cuyahoga Falls John Adams Hower Canton Catholic Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Massillon St Mary St Joseph Cuyahoga Falls East St Edward Barberton St Mary Cuyahoga Falls X . . , ' . I 5' V ' . X W A xx, K . . , AQ O St. ' ........ 39 ' ............... 59 St. ' ........ 51 ' ..... 69 St. ' ........ 57 ...,........... 60 St. ' ........ 44 . ..... . St. Vincent ........ 59 Central ................ 69 St. ' ........ 52 . . . . . St. A ........ 36 ................ 101 St. ' ........ 46 St. ' ........ 36 ................ 55 St. ' .,...... 37 ' ...,..... . St. ' ........ 73 ' ,............... 58 St. ' ........ 30 . ... , St. ' ......., 40 ........ 54 St. ' ........ 50 . . . . St. ' .,...... 50 , ........... 53 St. ' ........ 47 . . . . . . St. ' ........ 52 ................. 62 St. ' ........ 37 St. ' ........ 70 ' ....... 98 . . . throws spotlight to upcoming frosh Row 1, left to right: J. Mackey, J. Mihelich, L. Mehok. R. Seed, R, Campbell, R. Jackson, R. Franksg Coach: R. Pitts. Row 2: R Gmcrek, P. Flaherty, J. Koneff, L. Vandersall, B. Jakubowski, W, Gossctt, K. Burch. All is not lost! The upcoming varsity cagers make the out- look for future Saint Vincent basketball teams bright. Led by their able team captain, Joseph Mackey, the freshmen hoopsters tossed in eleven victories in fourteen starts for an envious .785 percent- age. The grade school C.Y.O. league graduated an out- standing group of cagers in 1955 to furnish such a suc- cessful crew. Climaxing their successful season, the little lrish swept to an easy victory over Copley to win the Bar- berton invitational trophy for ninth grade teams. Eddie Wentz looks forward to hav- ing these frosh on his future varsity team. freshman scores Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent. . Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent. .56 Vincent Vincent Central ...... South . . . . . . Central ...... Kenmore ..... South ........ Barberton ..., St. Mary ..... Cuyahoga Falls Goodrich ..... Kenmore ..... Coventry ..... U. L. Light Highland .... Copley ....... Perkins ...... tuesday keglers rip up alleys Cries of anxiety and anticipation can be heard from East Market Gardens as the Girls' Bowling League roll out the strikes and spares. Every Tuesday evening these girls can be seen throwing their bowling balls down the alleys toward higher scores and a possible lead in the tournament. Trophies donated by the American Junior Bowling Congress are awarded at the annual banquet for the highest score and leading team. The League is composed of twelve teams, each team consisting of three girls and their captain. This year basketball turn- ed feminine also as the girls started an intramural team. Competition was keen as the teams battled for championship. Shirley Bahry, secretary-treasurer of the girls' bowling league, aims for a strike to boost her team average. Girls bowling league members Barbara Hinkel Mary Catherine bkcese and Norma Marcella. anxiously compare their days aver- age with that of competitors Nlargaiet Iacomini Nanex Bauman Rosemary Krimmer, Margaret Gt-ssler and Rosemary Basile. winter sports attract the young at heart Forgetting the enchantment of homework for awhile. students experience thrills, spills, and chills in tobogganing. 'x KN K x 1 A A , A Right: Bob Meadows and Joe Kurtz gpply- if on 'fi strength to chopping down a Christmas tree r '21 the auditorium. K-3,5 . A 3, ws y ,f 3 1' 5.5 Q M.. u. . , apt, ' ' 'as NH, 'J 4 f 4' 1 'lf' '- ' nl., 0 HN r I K A . , ,R R A , M an W ,snr I 4 I -,b 4 . I .. ,, 3 .1 , .tx l l A f i n .551 Tiii L' Y pf? :wing-DPS.. . Q A 'J ' 5 s 0 ' I at . 'sq an ' 4 Z 5' . Q . , L.-m A A 4-nr' ri , Q, -e. . Q h ',, V , 6' ' 4 ' . ' W .s A, 'Yi I' lg? Es, H A ' ' Q ' W 'P x 1. . f' - mf f-J 5 ' ' 2' J L P ' With a tight ho , enberg leads a group Q ,V of junior and senior boys in crack the whip. any . ,IAA - mllgghg up around the fire are George Lucas 4 , igelrnan, .Tom Battenberg, Jim O'Connor, ' Bonny Iheis, Steve Kraus, and Jim Alekna. ' Q V! Q 'av O 0 fairways, courts, and cmders . . . ,r A young squad running a rugged schedule combined to give St. Vincent a fair, though not outstanding track season. The Irish, as Above: Starting a sprint at Green Street Field are Gary Karam, Bob Hughes, Jim Fenwick, Carl Stitz, Bob Tigelman, and Dick Friedl. season record St. V. ...... 671!z Kent Roosevelt ...... 501!2 St. V. ...... 61 Barberton .......,.. 57 St. V. ...... 17 Coventry .......... 101 St. V. ...... 34 St. Joseph . . . . . .84 St. V. ...... 34 Cuy. Falls . . . . . .84 St. V. ...... 63 Springfield . . . . .55 Right: Broad jumper Jim Fenwick tries to stretch his leaping distance before landing in the pit. a team, lacked experience, although new individual records were set by Jim FenWick's 4:46 minute mile, Russ Pier's 10.1 sec- ond l00-yard dash, and Jack Ma11oy's 10-foot pole vault. Percentage-Wise, the St. Vincent trackmen chaiked up a .500 record. Left: Irish timber-topper Gary Karam leaps to a high hurdle triumph. . . . draw athletes out of hibernation Led by captain Gene laco- mini, the Irish divot-dig- W 2,514-1 ' gers romped to a good sea- son. Although the Irish met stiff competition from sub- urban golf teams, they earned a tie with Buchtel for top honors in the city series play. golf scores St. V.. .5 Canton Cath. ..12 St. V.. .415 Cuyahoga Falls 415 St. V.. .'715 Stow .......... 115 St. V.. .9 South ...., .. 0 St. V.. .515 Buchtel ....... 315 St. V.. .6112 Garfield ....... 2112 St. V...9 Hower 0 St.V...9 East 0 Right: Willard as Carl Fenn look on. Maloy lines up a putt and Robert Meadows .A Capturing five of a possible eight matches, St. V. net- ters placed second in the city tennis series. After the Irish suffered two defeats early in the season, Dick Roesch and Steve Kraus teamed up to form a win- ning doubles combination. This, aided by Joe Sziraky's singles victories, meant de- feat to most opponents. season record St. V. ...... 2 Falls ........... 3 St. V. ...... 0 Buchtel ........ 5 St. V. ...... 3 Garfield ....... 2 St. V. ...... 3 Central ........ 2 St. V. ...... 3 Falls ........... 2 St. V. ...... 3 Garfield ....... 2 St. V. ...... 3 Central ........ 2 St. V. ...... 0 Buchtel ........ 5 Left: Steve Kraus congratulates Bob Fraser after a practice match. 15 if I. ll 123 We ' . Q 'Q My 'J-if 4 fm -2 'sf PM 5' ff' Qi ' .W -4414. Q I . ' lv y 5 ' e 54 E destined for a lasting beaut And this is our life in its search for beauty, in its response to Color in its exchange of joy. Here is our search for that depth of soul which saerainentalizes and leads to the eternal splendor of God. and song, the universe students focus attention . . . '4Thank you, sirli' These words and a face wreathed in smiles denote the trans- action of a new sale. The opening of the Catholic Universe Bulletin subscrip- tion drive finds Saint Vin- cent students ringing door- bells and polishing up sales talks as they prepare to set new sales goal. The in- centive of the drive is a prize awarded to the class- room submitting the most sales. Fifty dollars awaits the top salesman. 4 V sf pf 1 51' , ' Ii 4 V 1' L ,il Ql Right: Cl her Fadel points out to Joni: Dilvltlfii B ll Subbetta, Robert An- lI'cLx.41ld E . Studler. the C.U.B. goal 64 W 5 CUB 0 9 l if ii ! V . ,y 9 e L' V 250 ln 1917 Our Lady appeared to three children near Fa- tima, Portugal. Even then, she was asking for prayer, for penance. ln October. 1956, Our Lady returns in her pilgrimage statue. Stu- dents of Saint Vincent re- new their zeal and remind themselves of the influence Our Lady exerts upon us. Rmmld Russ ll P l R io, and An- gela D1 Ton I ll sary by Ion- the slut f O L d l' Futimz . . . on catholic action and retreat The three-day retreat is an an- nual event at Saint Vincent. Gpening with Mass and Holy Communion, this time is looked upon as a period when students have a chance to catch up with themselves, recognize their shortcomings and resolve to do something about them Retreat is characterized by complete si lence meditation and confer ences given by retreat masters this year Father John Lynch and Father Theodore Engist Retreat concludes with holy hour during which all students receive the apo to11c blessing ld H gl if Ill? wa-it is -E . ' - U1 4 Q ,,.i,,,..,,. :U mm . , . .-,EZ J' 35:22. V a WF ,- gms. . - . 5 flfifzg - ' 4 , , Y HCS, ' O25 Q' 2, U' . 7 i gg: V X' are-M51 5 mba' ,-, ' I'-PDF - 'l - E C' , , A g . E41 .M M M, EVE . ,V ,Q y o g, OUVQ' o ' ,W Q?l.l il 'Q f ,Hi 9 'I , , , ff' 4 ' ' it ff I , 5, .. A -C- 3 school doors swmg open to parents me ww? 12 mm Durmg Open House S1ster M DOHIIHICB OP prlnclpal discusses wxth Mr and Mrs Nelson Gorbach the opportun1t1es Samt Vmcent School offers to 1ts students Llstemng to Slsters explanatlon are Marnelle Gorbach and Joan Marle Gmerek Walkmg through the halls of Samt V1ncent at Open House, many parents recalled the1r own school days at the1r alma mater and saw the progress that has been made 1n educat1on Dur1ng Open House the parents are glven a chance to VIGW classrooms and to become acqua1nted W1th the teachers and the pOl1C16S of the school Th1s year was the f1rst 1n Wh1ch the teachers presented from the stage the a1ms of the1r respect IVE departments and the content of the courses At thls t1me also, plans were made for a yearly magaz1ne subscr1pt1on dr1ve and an annual h1gh school bazaar Slster Agnes explaxns to Mr and Mrs Joseph Grunmnger how SCIGHCC proJects complement da11y blology classes O 5 9' Q Qi. A ,-,L gf K 4 S M Ang? 'pf mm,-I s ,PJ .. ,L',7L'pnl27H M ,nf ' wflf, V' 'Wm A ,. A. ... ..,..-'...',.' .I ' . I .. . 66 career day and amerrcade prevrew the future ,f ..-f' ly T y th He dof Nurs gat sty n S d B kwth seated ds s thec fnursng sstude t eBst us 11 a al After graduauon what then? Many students W111 contlnue the1r studles 1n colleges Wh11G others W111 seek Jobs to occupy the lnterlm between h1gh school and n'1arr1age Career day estabhshed at Samt V1ncent ln 1953 g1V6S students deeper 1ns1ght lnto varlous occupat1ons Another ghmpse 1nto the future was pro Vlded by Arnerlcade a dramatlc GXpOS1 t1on produced by the Nat1ona1 Assoc1a t1on of Manufacturers and held at Akron Un1vers1ty on Gctober 26 The elaborate d1sp1ay preV1eWed hfe 1n the years of 1960 75 W1th pronnses of st1rnu1at1ng occupat1ons rockets food capsules and v1deo phone the future appears brlghter than ever de ts Jo Th pso nd P t McA1 se 1 te atte t vely Se ors Marg e Huryn Maureen Dav dson and Pat Sh elds f tu e Amerc n lfe at Akron Unlve sity s Amer cade O O :NNW .-Je.. :x:L.wfwa,,-:-.44uvea-4w2-v.a-w--fvN + 4? f Q., I W ks. N , 1 i fig fc' r- ! , ' Eve n ove , e a 4 in Akron Univeri , a d an ra ec i , , icu s ,areer 0 I i a nurses Jacquelin a , Llllian Fr ce a, J net H 1 and stu n an om n a a ee IS n n 1 . ,. x 1 ' . . . 1 V v ' s 2 A 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 -ni i I , ' i , . Di ' vxew ' u r 1 a 1 r 1 . 5 During ii regular monthly mom-ting of the Catholic Students Mission Criisadc. Flitlicr Li-cm Bernard O.P., spoke on his mission field oiitslrlv Springfield, Kentucky. Aftcr the lecture-, club int-rnhvrs Florunct- Kr.1x'n-v. Ella-n Hohnhorst, Robert lliighcs. Rosemary Mn-Ginnis, Robert Schcffcr, Pzxtricin Kzirzim. and Cecilia C:I'llIllllllj.1t'l' discuss highlights ol' thi- lUl'L'llllg with Fzithcr Bernard. mission Crusaders and sodalists . . . Through the work of the Catholic Student Mission Crusade Club, the missions obtain spiritual and temporal aid. The three fold purpose of this organization - to pray, to study. and to make sacrifices - is mani- fested throughout the school year with many activities. Among these projects are the an- nual stamp drive, lectures by various mis- sionarics. occasional raffles, and the collec- tion of useful articles for the mission field which are packaged and mailed by club members. Rou- 1, left to right: R. Hughes, P. Karam, E. Marshall. J. Devereux. R. Doran, P. Ahern, C. Smith. L. Borden, J. Neitz, M. A. Stzirnvr. C. Spallino, W. Rose, E. Schweikert. D. Roach, R. Schcffcr Row 2: A. Sliziuglincssy. D. McCloud, C. Garcia. Y. Stalcup, A M1-Gratli. S. INJCCIHTIICJII, J. Tunbcrg. KVI. Smith. K. lNlcDonzild, S. Bnhry. C. Gzlrlumlu. J. Rzzblx. R. McGinnis. R. Basile, V. Schie- billn. N. Bziughmnn, T. Daugherty. T. Jcndrisak. Row 3: J. Dettling. C. Ball, V. Rxmostuj. J. Hutchinson. R. George. A. U-Rycki, J DeWitt, R. Doran, J. Bzirtu. J. Huber, M. Sutter. B. Holland. J. PIL-ill'cr. D. Hilkcrt. K. Ryan. K. Martin. I-I. Hohnhorst. Row 4: T Dunay, S. Halamxiy, C. Daugherty. A. Murty. A. Roman, F. Krnvcc. B. Schmitz. H. Fgilicy, M. Burl-ihardt. P. Gilbride. P. Nloon- cy. B. Bachmann. C. Rinchzirt, P. Wagner, J. Gilbride, J Censky, T. Ochscnhirt. 68 Getting to heaven and pull- ing someone through the Hgolden gates' with them is the object of the Girl's Sodality. These junior apostles perform spiritual as Well as corporal Works of mercy. By aiding the han- dicapped, teaching cate- chism, and assisting others, as Well as remaining faith- ful to their spiritual obli- gations, the aspirants ob- tain the coveted medal pro claiming them Sodalists. 'K As part of the probation period for the Sodality, Karren Sawhill, Frances Rynn, and Joan Lutz dcvote Saturday morning teaching catechism to thc third grade public school children at Sacred Heart Parish. . . . practice works of mercy gg: . fi ff - ei . ig ., V f C, A' 8 ,, . 6' x .- A ll i -ra Lvl , f . P X I V K x . 5. .. Row. 1, left to right: C. Ball, E. Roberts, J. Sadon, P. Barr, A. Mundy, Mellion, R. Basile. Row 2: J. Trunko, K. Ryan, L. Wolff, P. Borden, Burkhardt, P, Gilbride. Row 3: F. Ryan, C. Daugherty, J. Lutz, R. Stefan, J. Walsh, M. Gorbach. R. Clark, I. Sherman, K. Martin, M. Smith, C. Cassidy, P. Botzum, J. Sherman, I. D. Smith, M. Cahill, K. Sawhill, M. Learning the recipe for a better life are the boys in the Sodality. Under the leadership of Reynolds Far- ley, Bill Parker, and Pat Shields, aspirants prepare for the medal that proves them Sodality members. Row 1, left to right: R. Fraser, A. Batal, J. Dettling, J. Adams, W. Parker, D. Oberdoerster, R. Farley. Row 2: P. Kraus, P. Walsh, T. Doll, P. Shields. K. Broscman. R, Murphy, J. Fox, J. Georges. NMTDONHL FVSNTE SECIETYY N S E. I Examining N.H.S. funds after purchas- ing new flags are officers L. Abell, M. Waickman, D. Shaul, and J. Third. honor society serves through leadership Juniors and seniors noted for scholarship, leadersh1p, and servlce, combme to make the Natlonal Honor SOC19ty The members are actlve 1D planmng and executlng act1v1t1es W1th the d1rect1on of Slster Loretta faculty advlsor Under the sponsorsh1p of th1S so ciety the Whole school enjoys Friendship Day and the annual talent show Buying flags for the classrooms and helpmg the art class buy a klln were a few of the servlces performed for the school vvlth funds ralsed by the N H S Rowl left to rzght R Farley F Hummel A Murrny L Abell M J Bauer S Beckwlth C Pal1s1n M May M McGl1nchy D Ruff Row 2 P Walsh M Waxckman F Flynn M E Garry E Wozmak S Rlchard E Butler J Bachmann M Huryn Row3 P Sh161dS J Cozzens R Frledl W Fonghelser J Collms F Arnold J Censky M Davxdson J Groetz Row 4 J Thlrd P Dunphy R Lmsalata D Shaul C Fadel R T1gelman S Lembo W Parker 70 7 1 1 , ' - 1 4 . . c . - , A - A v I v - ' - v - , . A . . , . A , . I , . . , . , . , . I , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . , . , , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , Q ri 'C 4 I c ! S ' e l f ffl'3IW 1 1 Row 1, loft to right: M, McGIinchy, A. Tricaso, M. May, B. Hinkel, W. Fongheiser, K. Kidder. F, LaRocca, M. Gorbach. M. J. Schiebilla, C, Brown, K. McDonald, A. Kolb, C. Ball. Row 2: M. J, Loftus, E. Butler. D. Roach. P. Pappano, V, Ranostaj. A. Stitz, J. Criss. M. Huryn, C. Miller, S, Strausser. M. Keller, P. Theobold, Row 3: E. Butler, S. Reymann, E. Marshall. M, E. Garry, B. Palko, S. Lembo, P. Hamilton, A. Gilbride, M. Cookro, S. Seed, R. Reymann, J. DeWitt. G. Appeldorn. Row 4: W. Owen, C. Rinehart, P. Wagner, M. Dewey, M. Iacomini, J. Cozzens, R. Wathen, C. Elum, P. McAleese, M. Schorr, S. Richard, P. LoCascio. music masters enrich their cultural heritage A common interest in music brings many of the chorus and band members to the bi-monthly meetings of the Modern Music Masters So- ciety. To sustain member- ship students must have W' had one year of chorus or band, maintain a CU aver- age scholastically and a B average in music. Row 1, left to right: J. Delagrange, J. Sherman, M. A. Breiding, I. Sherman, C. Miller, I. Mellion. Row 2: K. Herd- man, R, George, J. Strobel, I, Lasko, J. May, H. Strickland. Row 3: J. Buza. W. Gilbride, J. Georges, J. Adams, P, Johnson. Below: Officers, William Fongheiser, Marnelle Gorbach, Frank LaRocca, Kay Kidder, Mary Joan Schiebilla, Mrs. Evelyn Sabol, Diocesan Music Director, and Sister Dominica, principal, preside over the installation of the Modern Music Masters Society chem-phy club encourages young scientists To enable students to gain a better knowledge of sci- ence and scientific labora- tories inlthe Akron area is the main purpose of the Chem-Phy Club. Through- out the year, scientists and other experts in research attend the club meetings and lecture on their special- ized fields. Many of these men take interest in mem- bers and encourage them to enter research as a ca- reer. The club is open to all students interested in science. Wayne Kurlinsky demonstrates the Jato Rocket Motor to Chem-Phy Club members M, Moore, R. Meadows, E. Butler, D. Shaul, and R. Tigelman. Row 1, lcjt to right: S. Brandt, M. Huryn, T, Polsinelli. D. Ruff, M. McGlinehy, S. Richard, M. Davidson. M. C. Skcese, D. Shaul, R. Meadows, W. Fongheiser, J. Scliealzle, T. Babiy, F. Kovac. Ron' 2: B. Jones, M. A. VVI'lgl11, M. J. Sclileblllu, M. J. lfflldllk, B Miller, M. Batal, V. Ranostaj, F. Arnold. F. Flynn, S. Kraus, R. Bell, VV. Fahey, R. Hayden. Hun' 3: D. Smltli, S. Reymann, P Shields, J. Collins. R, Linsalatu, R. Tigelmnn, M, Moore, N, Antonlno, P. Yaullnor. W. Owen, M. Flynn, VV. Brizcs, S. Lembo, Row 1, left to right: J. Cozzens, G, Ncwkome, C. Fadel, T. Bauer, G. Kuclienbrod. M. Cookro, J. Ingram, L. Abell, I... Simone, P. Walsh, W, Parker, R. Fraser, J. Bauer, R. Farley, G. Schulz. Row 2: R. Scherrer, W, Mattingly, J. Allman, J. Third, J. Allman, R. Dannemiller, S. Kidder, S, Wozniak, L. Seikel, E. Butler, J. Kormanik, J. Stober. boosters add a rung to the ladder of spirit Row 1, left to right: A. Meley, M. F. Censky, M. May, M. Hamilton, S. Kraker, C. Reymnnn, T. Caraeeiolo, M. J. Lobello. P, Bot- zum, S. Botzum, A. M. Loftus, M. A, Violette, P. Ahern. Row 2: R. Testa, I, Horvnth, A. Maisehaider, B. Wagner. H. A, Wright, R. Doran, B. Driscoll, S. Beckwith, L. Abell, A. Kaufmann, R. Clark, K. Sawliill. P. Borden. Ron- 3: M. Carroll, S. Beam, M. Richard, B. Jones, J. Harrigal. E, Doerr, P. Scafidi, B. Loftus, I. Sherman, E. Aumiller, A. Mikolasliek. M. Nugent, D. Hillegas. lp Row 1, left to right: J. Gearliart, D. Testa. P. McBride, M. Gardner, V. Lieause, D. Halaiko. E. Jesson, J. Leib. L. Parsons. J. Had- ley, J. Kane. C. Egan. M. LaRoeca, B, Farr, C. Hurt. Row 2: S. Boanny, K. Reidel. C. Buzelli. J. Davidson. M. Davidson, S. Gill, A. Murrav. M. Ku bl r E. Butler, E. W nlk, M. A. W ' lt. M. J. L ft . S. St i M. E ' ' M. S l i .: A e e , oz ia rigi o us riusser, . Gariy, eiorr. Rou '3 J. Lutz, F. Ryian, J. Trunko. J. Palich, J. Beattie, M, Barr. M. Zrelak. K. Ryan. R. Doran. C. Brown. S. Edwards. J. May. A. Miller. R Hi tbrand. The spirit of Saint Vincent assumes a visible form! Behind the movement to promote enthusiasm for school activities are the Vincenteen Boosters. Head boost- ers under Sister lVlarijane's direction are Marie Ann Wright, Emily Butler, and Ellen Wozniak. The student cheering section makes itself known at games with the prompting of cheers composed by Boosters. and a green and White banner purchased by them. Faithfully, members arrange the information bulletin board. Green and silver service pins, designed by the group. reward the diligent members. Vim-1-nl:-i-n Booster Conrad Eglin and ofiieers, Marie Y' Wright. Ellen Woznigik :ind Emily Butler, arrange the ff'- bulletiii lioarcl. 73 To encourage an apprecia- tion of the civilization of ancient Rome 1S the aim of the Junior Classical Lea gue lf a student wins a medal through competitive examinations, a trophy is also presented to the school Members of the club spon sor a Christmas Card Con test among Latin classes in which students design cards employing a Latin motif Latin may be a dead language but it is quite alive for the J C L JCL members D Halaxko M F Censky C Garlando E Turchan J Vielhaber and L Jenkins deslgn Latin Christmas cards durlng the first club proJect classical league delves 1nto latin culture 9? 74 Rowl left to right A Meley M F Censky R Testa M J Bauer L Bell L Borden P Borden Row 2 L Jenklns J C1oll1 J Burch F Hummel P Johnson J Flanlgan A Curran B Bachmann Row 3 W Long P Walsh P Shields J Third P Dunphy C VanDevere R Farley Senior class pres1dent Robert Meadows accepts the trophx awarded to the school by the Association for Promotion of the Study of Latin from J C L president Joel Third a . . . . ' , . . , -. g . . ' , - A v Q O O - .. Z .r T l 1 1 , K vt l sv, V fr ,V s -v , . X 'A I r .K f-ZW . 0, V! . , : . , . . , . . : . X . , . , . , . . . . .A , . , . , . , . . 9 . xi 4 YJ' ' x 7 1' Howard Allen of Al's Beauty Salon shortens Toni U-Rycki's locks as Annette Roman, Bon ' M'll ' ' nie 1 er, Brenda Abel, and Margaret Teofilo observe. Besides learning cooking and sewing skills, girls in the Home Economics Club find that knowledge of finer points, such as floral ar- rangements and hair styling, is helpful. strations are the club officers: president, Annette Roman, and her assistants, Bonnie Miller, Brenda Abel, and Margaret Teofilo. home ec club gains ideas on homemaking l Q Row 1, left to right: R. Basile, R. Saunders, M. Crowley, E. Sideri, L. Abell, J. Micale, J. Ingram, K. McDonald S, Bahry S. Beck with, M. Keller, A Kolb, C Garrett, A U-Rvcki, A Tricaso, C Ch' ' ' . . . , . . iarappa, B. Miller. Ron, 2: M. Teofilo, N. Zampino, J. Mc-Garry. P. Hamilton, M. House, R. Krimmer. C. Ball, P. Elliott, H. Conway, A. Stitz, H. Wright. V. Ranostaj, C. Roberts. M. Moran, L. Cin- curak, T. Rudy, P. Lattimer, D. Mclvluldren, A. Roman. Row 3: B. Abel, M. C. Skeese. S. Strausser. E. Butler, J. Tunberg, G Merzweiler, P. Hartman, A. Gilbride, J. Criss, P. Scafidi, C. Nommay, J. Groetz, A. Blurty, J. Workman. J. Bachmann, BI. Cupo- raletti, M. A. Wright. Row 4: M. Burkhardt, M. Huryn, E. Marshall, K. Kidder, M. Zrelak, B. Rett, S. Reymann, L. Schlakor. P. Fagan, IVI, Sorg, C, Rinehart, P. Wagner, J. Houk, S. Halamay. J. Harrigal, 75 insuring the success of informative demon- L rejoicing in melod . . . One hundred and seventy-five harmonious voices combine to make the chorus. Under the direction of Sister Aloysius, the members of this organization de- velop an appreciation of choral singing and gain both understanding and ability in music skills. This society is divided into three sections - the Preparatory or Freshmen, the Advanced, which consists mostly of sophomores, and the A Capella including juniors and seniors having completed two years in this society. Row 1, left to riqht: R. George, M, A. Breiding. NT. Hamilton, C. 1XIcAlonan. I, Lasko, A. Stitz, C. Cassidy, B, Bertsch, J. Filippi. R. 2 R S l P llimilt P McBride C Ball R Andrew R Rabh Hibbs. M. Schmidt, S. Falardeau, C. Pahsin, B. Palko. Row 5 . aunc ers. . 1 on, . . ' , ,. . , . t, . t . R. Metcalfe, T, Jendrisak, B. Falanga. C. Hurt, L. Ahern, R. Snytlc-r,1. Mellion. Row 3: J. Sherman, M. Case, N. Rennie, C, Garrett, J. Buza, R. Ransweiler, D. Haas. J. Devereux. P. Ohmer, C. Lombardi, L. Hesidence, G. Cursio. Row 4: D. Bertolini, K. McGuire, A. Curran, F. Kravec, J. Georges, D. Zito, T. Kelly. P, Johnson, P. 1NlcAleese. P. Elliott. The three wisernen portrayed by chorus students Patrick Milo, Charles Elum and Rob- ert Wathcn offer gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the newborn Christ Child. Mi. e .kiwi 113 l ilivl' T' le! . 1 ei f.-S , Q15 76 . . . chorus instills liturgical spirit The arrival of the Christmas season introduces the major activities of the St. Vincent choral group. Dur- . , ing the holidays the chorus Hsang for supper at the . Fairlawn Country Club, and with the presentation of a program, they injected a festive note into the school curriculum. Choral responses at Easter, Christmas, . and Baccalaureate Masses enhance liturgical beauty. Honors received at Kent and Cleveland provide com- pensation for numerous hours of practice. ew, H! '49 Row 1, left to right: M. J. Schiebilla, M. McGlinchy, K. Herdman. J. Pelliteri, B. Palko, J. Delagrange, A. Manko, P. Theobold, I. Sherman, T. Rudy, S. Seed, P. Pappano, M. Gorbach, K. McDonald, M. E. Garry. Row 2: K. Kidder, E. Butler, T. Vinciguerra. Keller. C. Chiarappa. F. LaRocca, S. Lembo, E. Butler, G. Appeldorn, W. Fonglieiser, A. Gilbride, A. Tricaso. R. Reymann Miller. Row 3: A. Lowell, J. Strobel, J. Criss, D. Roach, S. DeJacimo, J. Adams, B. Houlahan. P. LoCascio, M. Cookro, M. May , Deagan, J. May, V. Ranostaj, S. Richard. Row 4: S. Strausser. M. Scliorr, S. Baugliman, W. Owen, R. Wathen, J. Cozzens, Estadt, C. Elum, J. Pfeiffer, C. Miller, M. Iacomini, E. Marshall, M. J. Loftus. Grouped around the Advent wreath, Sigmund Lembo, Bri- an Houlahan, and Paul L0- Cascio sing the anthem, Em- manuel, and read the collect for the fourth Sunday. M. B. M. R. 77 freshmen and spooks make . . . At autumn dances students renew friendships grown rusty during the summer. The first dance of the year is the Freshie Mixer spon- sored by the Vincenteen Boosters in order to give the freshmen a chance to know their classmates. Fol- lowing the Freshie Mixer is the Halloween Dance given by the sophomores, who decorate the gym with pumpkins, and fresh hay stacks. Spooks, goblins, and witches add an eerie note. Hostesses F Kravec and C Grunninger offer drinks to F Dolls J Petroski L Borden 'ind K Broseman Freshman accordianist Pascal Piglia plays a musical selection while in the back ground his classmates display talent in doing the hokey pokey . . . debut at autumn dances Ghosts, corn stalks, and a Witch on her broomstick silhouetted against a vol- uminous harvest moon transformed Saint Vincent gymnasium into a goblin's paradise. The evening of October 29 brought haunts from every class to the Spooks' Folliesu sponsor- ed by the sophomores who presented the initial dance of the year. Music from Al Day s orchestra kept spirits dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 pausing only for doughnuts. Jane Delagrange Albert Castner Kar en Kchrle Florence Kravec and Jim Buza piepare Bculahs autumn debut Beulah the mascot of the Halloween dance hovers over Bob Hummble Mike Coburn and Joy ce Palich vt hile Donna Kelly tries a pumpkin for size pigskin prom climaxes football season During intermission at the homecoming dance, football eo-captain John Stober honors Patti Williams with ri crown of baby mums. The crowning of the Queen, Patti Williams, and the introduction of her court highlighted the Homecoming Dance. Seniors transformed the gym into a royal ballroom using chrysanthe- mums as a theme for the decorations. Hanging along one wall was a string of pennants with the number and name of each senior football player, and forming a guard of honor Were majorette heads made of cardboard which rested against the baskets. On either side of the throne life- size majorettes stood at attention. During inter- mission Queen Patti slowly ascended the steps and took her seat on the throne. Under an arch entwined with chrysanthemums, Patti was crowned by John Stober who presented her with a football autographed by each senior play- er. The hush that followed the crowning Was broken with a burst of laughter and talking as everyone rushed for the refreshment table where freshmen boys served cookies and pop. Beloit-: Eneircling Queen, Patti Williams, and her escort, Bob Bell. :ire the members oi the 1955 Homecoming court and their escorts: Steve DeJacimo, Joan Thompson, Paul Kolodziejczak, Julie Salvo, Nick Antonino, Dorthn McCloud, Frances Flynn, John Stober. Betty Jones, Frank Steel, Bonnie Miller and Marty Moore. f gi Q Q. 9 w xi in-in , ,'i'lv A ? 5' M x 'ole man winter' brings his dancing shoes J ,.1'-N NQS 4 Q nn. Q1 K L I ,W 3 1 L ' V ,. 5 261 t Above: Pausing for refreshments, Robert Beesing, Jane Dclagrange, Carol Reymann, and Richard Waickman admire the centerpiece. The clear, brisk night of December 28 set the stage for the Winterland Whirl, the annual Christmas formal, sponsored this year by the junior class. The dance featured Frankie Rey- nolds and his orchestra playing music. An un- usual color scheme combined pink, White, and black to lend a holiday atmosphere to the gym- nasium, but ballerina skirts Were the deciding factor between a ballroom and a gym floor. Pink candles and matching bulbs decorated the re- freshment table from which punch and cookies were served during intermission. A lattice Win- dow through which students could see artificial snow offered a glimpse of a 'fWinterland Won- derland, as a revolving chandelier suspended from the ceiling cast reflections. Strains of 'Tll See You in My Dreamsv concluded the first formal of the year. I ug through tl 1 sled window 1 Mary Ami Khoury d Peter Kraus g t gl 1 e ol' Albert C, t nd Marie Sutter 'va :gm Q. f 5 is 1 QM gfa6 gash st..- chandeliers and mirrored walls . . . Mm! Is that good! exclaims Marilyn Ross to The joy of sharing friendship and common interests with fellow students coupled with the glow of happy faces and pastel formals makes the junior-senior prom an event anticipated with eagerness and long remembered. May 18, the eve of Ascension Thurs- day, which is the traditional date of the prom, is the appointed time and the Moonlight Ballroom of the Mayflower Hotel, the appointed place. Here the rustle of silks and taffetas harmonize with the music of Denny Thompson and his orchestra as couples circle the floor, and mirrored walls re- flect the gaiety and color of the evening. After the last dance is finished, the upperclassmen de- corously aim for the buffet table laden with baked beans, chicken sandwiches, potato chips and the oh-so-traditional pickles. An evening spent in danc- ing, a supper served in style, friends to share it with -this is prom night! Dancers whirl on as Martin Moore and Bonnie Miller join Carol Brown, George Schulz, George Lucas and Marnelle Gorbach to sit this one out. f, ,,.,, ,,,, 3 X , 82 tF fth rank La Rocca as she shows her approval buffet lunch which she has sampled. lend crystal beaut to sprmg prom 4.-nr j -v'U ' wr------N Whale dld the exenmg go' comments B111 Fahey to Helen Buza Pat Lattlmer and Dave Mezzacappo as they look oxer thelr attractne dance programs A11 too qulckly the strams of Good Nlght Sw eetheart ended the dance and the soclal season The approach of sprlng heralds the junlor mg chords of the muslc echo the adx ent of semor prom, a long awalted event among the a Wh1rl of graduatlon parues and festlvltles upperclassmen For the semors the last fad soon to come O 0 O O X ' il . , C: ' or l ll do r A l 5 4 X f Xl I if x 5 1 , X Y.. r,w,, . , ' f r f 2 rings symbolize senior Robert Dannemiller waits to receive his ring, while class officers Robert Meadows and Joanne Bachmann assist Monsignor Conry in the distribution of rings. Lois Abell Loie St Joseph Home Economics Club 3 Shami ock 4 Chem Phy 4 National Honor Society 34 Secretary 4 Senior Scholar ship Team Primary Aide 4 Vincenteen Boosters 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Of fice Assistant 4 il' Joyce Ahlers St Martha Home Economics Club 3 Shamiock 4 Girls Bowling 3 4 Band 2 ames Alekna im St Peter Acolyte 12 3 4 Shamrock 4 Band 3 4 Talent Show 3 4 ames Allman m St Martha Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy Football 2 National Honor Society 3 84 loyalt HYour class ring is associated with bravery and you should wear it proudly because it is a sign of your Alma Mater, stated Father William A. Winchester of Saint Bernard Parish and speaker for the l955 ring ceremony. The event which took place on October ll will always be re- membered by the seniors who received their long awaited class rings Monsignor Ed ward B Conry officiated at the ceremony which marks the beginning of senior ac tivities He was assisted by class president Robert Mea dows and vice president Jo anne Bachmann ' SC ' Y, . . . . A' , M I V , , .I .7 . - y , - I 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' I : 7 . y 1 J maj- my 4 M H ' . . , . , , , , , A 4 4 - 1 1 - - - - ' 7 y y y . ' 4 3,4, , . fi '? seniors John Allman St Martha Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Frank Andrew Andy St Vlncent Nxcholas Antonmo N1ck St Anthony Acolyte 12 Chem Phy 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 French Club 3 Mary Ahce Armbruster Immaculate Concept1on Pr1mary Arde flh- nic an 1! ?' Frances Arnold Franme SS Ph1l1p and James Home Econom1cs Club 3 Shamrock 4 Copy Ed1tor 4 Chem Phy 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Senlor Scholarsh1p Team Class Offlcer 12 V1n centeen Boosters 2 3 French Club 3 Scholarshlp Team 3 Plnhp Aver1ll St Joseph Acolyte 1 2 3 4 ofmne Bachmann St Vmcent Home Econom1cs Club 4 Shamrock 4 Co edltor 4 Natlonal Honor SOC1Qty 3 4 Senlor Scholarshlp Team Scholarshlp Team 12 Prlmary Alde 3 Class Offlcer 2 3 VICE Presldent 4 French Club 3 Treasurer 3 Off1C9 Ass1stant 4 Sh rley Bahry Shlrl St Martha Home Econom1cs Club 4 V1ncent1an 4 Shamrock 4 G1rls Bowlmg 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 Talent Show 3 C SMC 4 85 ' . ' ' ' D 7 v 7 7 A KC Y, C s ' - u - sv Q L gt A . . . . , , , - , 3 Y 7 Y 7 7 Y Y ll 3,4. -,' ,. V 3 gif LL - H . ' fs' y ' y 1 y , ' I if' L x , , y ' I , , , ,-Xi . ,,,. 3 1 J C -' S' y ' 1 - .Y l 1 . . y . . 7 y . f or : - ' ll' ., ' . E 7 l - - l T-. . , I , , - A , ' l' ' i nn ' xv . . . . , 7 7 3 7 - Y , SCH1OI'S Marlene Batal Marnie St Vincent Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Primary Aide 3 Chorus 1 French Club 3 Library Assistant 4 Vincenteen Boosters Mary jane Bauer St Paul Shamrock 4 Band 2 National Honor Society 34 Senior Scholarship Team Library Asistant 34 Classical League 4 Treasurer 4 Scholarship Team nl-l1OI11'1SJ Bauer Tom ' St Joseph Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Basketball l Football 1 French Club 3 'imes R Ba ell Tex St Matthew Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Rainaldfi Beck St Martha Vincentian 34 Primarv Aide 4 Senior Aide 4 Sandra Beckwith Sandie St Joseph Home Economics Club 4 Magorette 4 National Honor Society 34 Senior Scholarship Team Primary Aide 3 Vmcenteen Boosters 2 3 4 French Club 3 Scholarship Team 2 Art Club 1. M rcelene Bell Marcie St. Anthony . . . Home Economics Club 3 Chem-Phy 4 Cheerleader 4 Girls Bowl- ing 4 Girls Basketball 4 Senior Scholar- shi Team Primary Aide 3 Class Officer D 2 C.S.M.C.'3 Scholarship Team 2,3 Tal- ent Show 4. Robert Bell Bob St, Vincent . . . Acol5 te 1 2 3 4 Chem-Phy 4, Shamrock 4 Basketball 1 Football 2 Senior Scholarship Team. Class Officer 3. 'FFR seniors Paul Bertsch St V1ncent Shamrock 4 BUSINESS Man ager 4 C S M C 4 Sherla Brandt St Vmcent Home Economlcs Club 3 Chem Phy 4 Pr1mary Alde 3 4 C rol Mae Brown Carol St Sebastlan Majorette 4 Pr1mary Alde 3 4 Chorus 3 Modern MUSIC Masters Morayne Burkhardt St Vlncent Home Econ0m1cs Club Prrmary Axde 3 C S M C 4 French Club 3 St Sebast1an Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Shamrock 4 Football 3 Chorus 13 4 Modern Muslc Masters 4 Helen Buza St Peter Off1CQ ASS1StaHt 4 M'1r1'1nne Cinoro St Anthony Home Economlcs Clu Pr1mary Alde 4 Scholarshlp Team Mary Caporalettl St Joseph Home Econom1cs Club 4 V1ncent1an 34 Glrls Bowhng 4 Glrls Basketball 4 Art Club 1 Vlncenteen Boosters 2 Senror A1de 4 . ' . . . I n , ' 1 1 ' a Cl 7, C C I. I . 1 I ' Z . 3. ' ' ' B C . I . . . t 4, Edward Butler Ed ' . ' ' ' v r 1 1 v I 1 1 L .C I .I v . . . ' b 3. , ' 1. K . seniors julia Ann Censky julie St. Sebastian . . . Home Economics Club 3. Treasurer 3, Shamrock 4, National Honor Society 4, Chorus 1, C.S.M.C. 4, Office As- sistant 4 Lynda Cincurik Lynne St Matthew Home Economics Club 4 Shamrock 4 Band 3 Primary Aide 3 Vin centeen Boosters 3 Ann Cistone St Anthonv Home Economics Club 3 Piimary Aide 4 Carol Collins St Sebastian Chorus 3 Sodality 1 ,pf SQ erome Collins erry St Martha Acolg. te 12 3 4 Chem Phy 34 Shamrock 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Senior Scholarship Team Class Officer St Martha Home Economics Club 3 Michael Cookro Mike Holy Family Acolyte 12 34 Chem Phy 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern Music Mas ters 3 4 ohn Co zcns fickle St Paul Acolyte 1 Chem Phv 4 Na tional Honor Society 34 Senior Scholar ship Team Chorus 1234 Modein Music Masters 2 3 4 Treasui er 3 1. X X' SK 37 ti C C H ' C5 97 S J . J , . . ' . ,J, , - 1,2. Mary jane Cook Cookie', ' Ll ' f, 1 C Q, , 9, D, . . . ,x LL ' ,Y S. l 2 lc W Hs-'H S ex en De acrmo Stexe St Martha Chem Phy 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Anthony DGLLICQ Tony St Vmcent Basketball 1 2 34 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Captam 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Wllllam Dente Buns St Vmcent French Club 3 SCI1101'S e'1n Ann Crlss Annuncratron Home Economlcs Club 4 Band 2 34 Presldent 4 Prlmary Alde 4 Chorus 1234 Modern Muslc Masters 2 3 4 Vmccntecn Boosters 2 oin Dalrymple onr St Vmcent Home Economlcs Club 3 Shamrock 4 Glrls Bowlmg 4 Prlmary Aldo 4 Cholus 1 Robert Dinnernxller Bob Martha Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy Maureen Dix ldson St Martha Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 Sen1or Schol irshlp Team Pumary Arde 3 C S M C 3 Vmcentcen Boosters 2 3 4 French Club 3 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 ,nw 'lm 'HQ-wr Q , .3 N K I S .Z I ij , .. . 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L --fat - NP U ? sc as -:-. - L 4 A ' - - ' 1 a a 1 ' s 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 7 - f, t x 5 1 V. xx ,, - ' as as 2 'Wy-aw W3 seniors Theodore Dunfxy Ted St Bernard Shamrock 4 C S M C 4 Pwtrick Dunphy Pat St Vincent Acolw te 1 2 3 4 Vincentian 34 Co Editor 4 National Honor Society 34 Senior Scholarship Team Class Offi cel 3 Library Assistant 3 C S M C 3 Scholarship Team 1 2 3 Donald Egan Don St Vincent Vincentian 4 Arlene Elliott St Paul Home Economics Club 3 Senior Scholarship Team Libiaiw Assist ant 4 C S M C 3 Scholalship Team 2 .3 St Martha Football 12 Chords 4 Modern Music Masters 4 Charles Elum Chuck St Martha Football 12 Chorus 4 Modern Music Masters 4 Chfiker Fidel Chake St Vincent Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Vincentian 34 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Basketball 1 Cheerleader 4 Track 2 National Honor Society 34 Talent Show 3 Projection Staff 2 3 4 William Ffihey Ffiy St Peter Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Ph Projection Staff 2 3 4 Reynolds Farley Renny St Sebastian Vincentian 4 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 34 Baseball Manager 1 National Honor Society 34 Scholarship Team 12.3 Class Officer 12 Sodality 4 Classical League 4 Secretary 4 C.S.M.C. 3 Operation Youth 3 National Merit Scholarship 4 Senior Scholarship Team. Y SCHIOITS Edward Farr ake St Vmcent Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Football 1 2 Sen1or Scho1arsh1p Team Clas Off1cer 12 mes Fenw1ck 1m St Sebastlan Acolyte 1 2 Shamrock 4 Track 2 3 4 Golf 4 French Club 3 hn Fltzgerfzld ack Immaculate Heart of Mary Basketball 1 Football 1 French Club 3 Fred Fletcher St Vmccnt Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Frances Flynn Frannle St Sebastlan Homecommg Court 4 Ch cm Phy 34 Glrls Basketball 4 Cheer leader 4 Glrls Bowlmg 3 4 Nat10H31HOH or Soclety 34 Semor Scholarshxp Team Pr1mary A1de 4 Talent Show 14 Class Offlcer 1 3 Ldbrary Asslstant 2 3 Scholar s.h1p Team 13 W1ll11n1 Fonghe1ser Fong Immaculate Conceptlon Chem Phy 4 Band 234 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 34 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Shamrock 4 R1ch'1rd Frxedl D1ck St Paul Acolyte 1234 Chem Phy 34 Shamrock 4 Co Edltor 4 Football 2 T1 ack 2 3 4 Sw xmmmg 3 Natlonal Hon or SOC1CtV 34 Semor Scholarsh1p Team Chorus 1 2 Scholarshlp Team 3 Carmen Garcla Car St Francls DeSales Home Economlcs Club 3, Glrls' Basketball 4, Glrlsl Bowlmg 3, Prnnary A1de 3, Sodal1ty 2, French Club 3, Scho1arsh1p Team 3 'Flin 'Sv ici, lx 'S' Marhelle Gorbach Marme St Vmcent Shamrock 4 Pr1mary Axde Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters Secretary 4 Lxbrary Ass1stant 4 Sonya Halamay Sonme St Sebastlan Home Econom1cs Club 4 Shamrock 4 Glrls Bowlmg 3 4 Prlmary A1de 3 Chorus l C SM C 4 Roberta Hlltbrand Betta Annunc1at1or1 Home Econom1cs Club 3 Shamrock 4 CSMC 3 Vmcenteen Boosters 2 3 4 Laurence Hohnhorst Laury St Joseph Chorus 2 seniors Thomas Garlfmdo Tom St Martha Football 2 Track 2 Margaret Gessler Peg St Martha Home Economlcs Club G1rls Bowlmg 3 4 Prlmary Axde 4 Ann Gxlbrlde St Vmcent Home Econom1cs Club 4 Band 3 4 Prlmary Alde 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters 3 4 Vmcentecn Boosters 2 oan Gmerek oame Annunclatlon Home Economlcs Club 3 Vmcehtlan 4 Prlmary Alde 4 Class Offlcer 1234 Secretary 4 Scholarsh1p Team 1 SCHIOIS B rbarw Holland Barb St Francls DeSales Home Eeonomlcs Club 3 Chorus l Llbrary ASSlSt3Dt 4 So dalrty 2 3 4 Dflnrel Horrlgan Dan St Martha Basketball l Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 B 'ln Houl'1h1n HOLll1C St Mary Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Shamrock 4 Cheerleader l Chorus 3 4 Mary line Hudak Huddy St Sebastlan Home Econonucs Club 3 Vlncentlan 4 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Semor Scholarshlp Team Llbrary Ass1st ant 2 3 4 L1brar1an Presxdent 4 Scholar shrp Team 2 'vw uv' try' mn r '-- :H Robert Hughes Hugfrboo St Sebastxan Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Class1eal League 4 C S M C 3 4 PFQSI dent 4 Mqrgqret Huryn Marg1 St Paul Home Econom1cs Club 4 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Band 34 Na t1onal Honor SOC19ty 3 4 Sen1or Scholar shrp Team Pr1mary Alde 3 Modern MUSIC Masters 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 2 3 Schol arshlp Team 3 Choral Accompan1ment 3 4 Natlonal Mer1t Scholarsh1p 4 V1DCEDt13D 2 3 4 ein Hutchrn son eanre St Vmcent Home Economlcs Club 3 Shamrock 4 G111s Basketball 4 Prlmary Alde 3 L1b1 ary Asslstant 4 C S M C 4 Mirgflret Mary l'1com1n1 Meg St Sebastlan Shamrock 4 Glrls Bowl mg 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Talent Show l Mod ern Muslc Masters 3 4 Vmcenteen Boost ers 2 O u 77 9 .- ' 'f ' H c 1 ' g ' I I I . . . I - ,YI I mv. ' ' 7 - L' .. B ' ' ' M' ' - u as . . . . . , K 7 y v - - - u - sv fl: L c I ' l ' - . an va II . . . . . .M I ' , I, Glrls' Basketball 4, Girls' Bowlmg 3,4, Qi? I 7 3 7 7 - as as C K . I . . . v 1 1 s I KI s v n - - - ' 1 1 ' 'f1:Ql,w M V 'G 4 4 ' 3 3 V Y . C C I I , I - , I , , ' 7 I 7 I 3 2 Y - I I, I I I, , y y 7 - ' ' , J ' 611 - 97 I. ., C xr 6 ' ' ' :I , . ' - H ,J . ' ' . L ' Q 5, , , . . . . . H - ' an H TV, I A c c L ., , I , I I J . . . . , ' II I - A I, . I . , . , I V 'A Y Y - seniors Janet Marie Ingram jan Holy Family . . . Home Economics Club 4, Shamrock 4, Chem-Phy 4, Girls' Bas- ketball 4, Class Officer 1, C. S. M. C. 4, Vincenteen Boosters 2, French Club 3. Philip Karim Red', Elizabeth Jones Betty St. Joseph . . . Home Economics Club 3, Shamrock 4. Homecoming Court 4, Chem- Phy 4, Primary Aide 3, Library Assistant 4. Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4, Girls' Basket- ball 4. St Joseph Acolyte 12 Shamrock 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 ProJect1on Staff 2 Fiench Club 3 Richard Keller Dick Annunciation Football 2 Swimming 123 Thomas Kelly Tom Vincent Chorus 3 4 Edu ard Kernan Vela Vincent Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Football Kathleen lvlarie Kidder Kay St Sebastian Vincentian 24 Sham rock 4 Bowling 4 Primary Aide 3 Chorus 234 Modern Music Masters 34 Vice Pres1dent4 C S M C 3 Vincenteen Boosters 3 French Club 3 Talent Show 4 Annette Kolb St Joseph Shamrock 4 Home Econ Y 'WFNA-gg-1 omics Club 4 Band 34 Primary Aide 3 1-W' Vincenteen Boosters 23 French Club 3 Modern Music Masters 4 SCI11OI'S if-.. anet Cwtherlne Kollir St Matthew Semor Scholarshlp Team Paul Kolod 16-IC flk holy St Hedwlg Basketball 1 Football 2 Q FI 1llC1S Kox 1C Frfxnk x St Bel nird Acolyte 12 34 Chem Phy R6g1l1'1 Kox f1lc1k Reg St Martha Home Economlca Club 3 Stephen Krius Stue 9' 3 St Sebast1an Acolyte 1234 Sham rock 4 Chem Phy4 Basketballl Football 23 Tenms 34 Captaln 4 Senlor scholar shlp Team Chorus 12 Clues Offmer 3 French Club 3 Kathleen Krengel KFIS Vmcent Prlmaly Alde 4 oseph Kurt Bob Annunclatlon Acolx te 1 2 3 4 'Ext 4-s ,,...f 5' james Labbe Brush St Paul French Club 3 0 I V J C - K ujann - W Q . . K k ,,- ' - an 1 nv 2' A- nl V is , . K , K . 1 0 V 1. U L 7 Y ' 3 '. K . ' Q . . . , 1 , , ' I YY 2, ' I . i 4. I we 2. ' K ' ' , - 4 4 1 s H 1 , ' M. V Q, v,t-' 1 C 1 1 1. 12 Shamrock 4, Bowling 4. . :- 2 mai? as 3 , sv -1. C 3 Q QE Y - Y v , 1 Y ' Y L' ' as ' H K. X St. A . . . I ' ' . V li ,V 'ma . . . '- J 3 r' A 'E ' . K 1' M K KK ,V C 7 . seniors Richard Lang Dick , Matthew . . Acolyte 12 34. Francis LaRocca Rocco St. Sebastian , . . Acoly te 1,2 3 4. Band 3 4, Drum Major 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern Music Masters 34, President 4. Classical League 4. Patricia Lattimer Patti St Martha Home Economics Club Shamrock 4 Class Off1CL1 2 Ralph Linsalata St Vmcent Acolyte 12 3 4 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 4 National Honoi Society 34 Senior Scholarship Team Scholar ship Team 23 5- 0 ll qi hr K0 vnqg-as i' George Lucas Luke St Sebastian Acolyte 12 3 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 Band 3 4 Vice President 4 Patricia Lynch Pat St Vincent Home Economics Club 3 Primary Aide 3 4 Bowling 3 Patricia McAleese Pat St Paul Home Economics Club 3 Shamrock 4 Primary Aide 3 Chorus 24 Modern Music Masters 4 Scholarship Team 1 Bowling 3 Cecelia Anne McAlonan Su ic St Bclnard Bowling 3 4 Chorus 4 St . , 1 li 71 f. l C 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 Y va, 4 . A, .. I 4. ' ,- ' is '11 I C K l V , 5 1 , I 1 - 4 , c 4 Q 1 ' .yy 1 . f l PM ' 1 V331 . . . . H . , , . . 1 N fx - 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 ' ' - . . .,.i5,,r , -1 1 - flag , . , .gk an 11 1 4 5 . . . . ', , , ' -4. 3 - 9 7 Y - ' ' - u 13 ' C 1 1 - , - 5. 2 .1 ' ' an as E ' 1 1 i . kr 315' Xt . . . . A A 5 , . , . ' , , . . . X . 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Merry McGl1nchy Anne McGrath St Vlncent Home Econom1cs Club 3 G1rls Basketball 3 4 L1brary Asslstant C S M C 4 Mflrthi McGrath Marty ' St Augustme Band 2 3 Senlor Schol arsh1p Team Chorus 12 Dolores Mclvluldren Dee De St Sebast1an Home Economms Club 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Llbrary ASS1St8Dt 4 oseph Malte e St Joseph Acolyte 1,2,3,4 SCI1101'S Dorthfl McCloud Dome St Vlncent Home Econom1cs Club 3 Homecommg Court 4 Gxrls Basketball 4 Majorette 4 Prlmary Alde 4 Llbraly Ass1stant 4 CSMC 4 Kathleen McDonald Mlcky St Sebastlan Home Economlcs Club 4 V1I1CGHt1aH 34 Prlmary Alde 34 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters 3 4 C S M C 4 Off1C9 Ass1stant 4 Mary McDon'1ld St V1ncent Chem Phy 4 Bowhng 3 Seruor Scholarshlp Team P11mary Alde Immaculate Conceptlon Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Nat1onal Honor Socxety 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern Muslc Masters 2 3 4 French Club 3 Senlor Scholarshlp Team an-M Alia- my-Q ifhiy Nl qw'-V o af- '- is ' .. . ,, I K A 1 t , . h l , D - -- .. y ' 1 - l 3 4 , . . . . . A 'riyr na - ax - L C L - . ., F -' .' I I . . . . - I , g e '4f'C Y 5 l r rr , . C Q.: 4 . , h . . . . ' I , 3 , ' . ' Y .' ' N, 3 -L 3, Class Officer 1, Scholarship Team 3. Wifii? ' ' ' - 7 . ' ' x 1 7 1 l I , 1 an C h 'l . , v ' 4, M S Lk 1 I C l C , I . . . . , , I - 7 I ' L4 3? 1 y v v - 2 , 1 ' LL I! 2 J JO ' 43 seniors Theresa Malloy Terry St Martha Home Economies Club 3 Primary Alde 4 Willard Mfxloy Wliitey St Sebastian Shamrock 4 Golf 2 3 4 Football 2 Band 3 Chorus 12 Norma Marcella Norm St Joseph Home Economics Club 3 Bowling 3 Ewa Ann Marshall Ann St Sebastian Home Economics Club 4 Vineentian 34 Bowling 4 Primaiy Aide 34 Chorus 234 Modern Music Masters 4 C SMC 4 Talent Show 4 Geraldine M11 emo Gerry St Martha Home Economics Club 3 Cheerleader 4 Bovxlmg 34 Class Officer 1 2 Scholarshlp Team 3 Band 2 Williani Mattingly Bill Annunciation Chem Phv 4 Football 2 3 Projection Staff 12 Robert Mattson Sfitch Annunciation . . . Robert Meadows Bob St. Sebastian . . . Acolyte 1.2. Chem-Phy 4 Basketball 1. Football 1,2.3,4 Captain 4, Golf 1234, Senior S holarship Team, Class President 4. seniors Robert Metker Mickey,' St. Vincent . . . Basketball 1, Chorus 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Track 2,3. David Mezzacapo Dave Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Acolyte 2,3 French Club 3. J Annette Miller Net St V1ncent Shamrock 4 Prlmary Aide Vrncenteen Boosters 2 3 4 Bonita Miller Bonnie St Joseph Home Economics Club 4 Secretary 4 Homecoming Court 4 Chem Phy 4 Bowling 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 41 Carole Miller M111 St Vincent Bowling 3 Chorus 2 34 Modern Music Masters 3 4 Martin Moore Snnly St Sebastlan Chem Phy 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Chorus 2 3 French Club 3 Gail Myers St Sebastian Primary Aide 3 4 Chorus 2 George New kome Newman St Martha Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Swlmmlng 2 3 14935 00 XR.. .ar -iii! Peter P1gl1a Pete St Joseph Acolyte 1234 Talent Show 14 French Club 3 Vera Ranostaj Vle St Sebast1an Home Econom1cs Club 4 Vmcentran 4 Chem Phy 4 Glrls Bas ketball 4 Chorus 1 2 4 C S M C 4 Modern Muslc Masters 4 Mary Beth Reymann St Sebastlan Vlncentlan 34 Chorus 123 Llbrary Asslstant 3 CSMC 4 French Club 3 Band 2 Modern Muslc Masters 3 Selma Anne Reymann Selm St Sebastlan Home Economlcs Club 4 Chem Phy 4 Band 2 3 4 Modern Mus1e Masters 3 Chorus 3 Shamrock 4 L1brary Asslstant 3 SCI1101'S oyce Nom may OYCIC St Joseph Home Eeonom1cs Club Vmccntecn Boosters 2 lfrcneh Club 3 Edxxf1rdP1li o Togo Annunc1at1on Acolvte 1 2 3 4 V1nccn tlan 34 Basketball 12 Leon Papmeau Leo Bernard Shamrock 4 French Club 3 Patrrcm Ann Pfappano Pat St Vmcent Home Econom1cs Club 3 Chem Phy 4 Pr1mary A1de 34 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters 3 4 aanaqg Q1 hu. 5 f O Wg-Q Q sc - av '- 4 L Q V , K V ,W as as h c L c .... 1 .K Q A f . - - 1. NAM . I - . w V . . 1 - -4 A ' be K. - AK an L L an A St. . . . , . 1 - . . 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A , , .5 1 '- , , , , . . . . 4, I , fm I sa at ' : ' v ' v y y 1 A Q - 7 1 7 V SCIIIOYS Susan Rlchfmrd Sue St Paul Home Economlcs Club 3 Chem Phy 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Prlmary A1de 34 Chorus 234 Modern MUSIC Masters 34 Vlncenteen Boosters 234 Bernard Rlckus jocko St Vlncent Acolyte 12 Band 12 3 4 Talent Show 3 Dune Roach Dee St Vmcent Bowlmg 3 4 Chorus 1 2 34 Modern MUSIC Masters 34 Talent Show 3 C S M C 3 4 Treasurer 4 Carole Roberts St Vmcent Home Econom1cs Club 4 Vmcentlan 34 Glrls Basketball 4 Pr1 L1brary Asslstant 3 wx 'C' ,gb- a--f ga Donald Rolph Srd jr St Paul Annette Marle Roman St Paul Home Economrcs Club Presrdent 4 G1rls Basketball 4 C SM C 4 French Club 3 Shamrock 4 Marllyn Ross Mouse St Martha Home Economlcs Club 3 Vmcentran 4 BUSINESS Manager 4 Bowl mg 3 4 Theresa Ann Rudy Terry St Matthew Home Econom1cs Club 4 Vmcentlan 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern Musrc Masters 34 Class Off1cer 3 Vmcenteen Boosters 2 Pres1dent 2 o , V We , .., . , Z W - u n ' c if H ' . . . . , it 6 - - ' , , ' U v 1 I 1 1 1 , t ' Y , , P. 4 V . 1 7 ' , A 4 ' IL Y, L ., ' 'Q 57 ' ' ' ' 7 Y 1 ! 5 7 ' U !! L . I . . - U . 7 7 7 y 7 7 Y 7 , . . . . , , . r 1 1 mary A1de 3, Sen1or A1de 4, Chorus 1,2, X H, H , K A , ' K ' an - 11 Tl'-, . ,. ' SF' , Y - - - - Q Q, .. y , ' ' tt !! I 7 Y - , Y ' , 1 KX ' .. ,J h y tt 19 .F I' 1 g 1 x .- W , y H , , . 02 SCI1101'S Delores Ruff Dee St Martha Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 National Honor Society 4 Senior Scholar ship Team Primary Aide 3 uhfx Sabo uhe St Vincent Home Economics Club H omecommg Court 4 Girls Basketball Bowling 4 P'1fI'1C1'l Sfxdon Pat St Joseph Home Economics Club 3 Bowling 3 Prlmary Aide 3 Vincenteen Boosteis 2 French Club 3 Girls Basket ball 4 Bei erly Anne S21ClONVSkl Bex St Paul Chem Phy 4 Bowling 4 Rosemarle Saunders ROSIC Annuncxat1on Home Economics Club 4 Bowling 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Robert Scheffer Bob St Vincent Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Band 3 4 National Hon or Society 34 Senior Scholarship Team C S M C 3 4 Vice President 4 French Club 3 Scholarsh1p Team 2 Mary joan Schiebrlla jo Annunciation Home Economics Club 4, Chem Phy 4, Bowling 34 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Modem Music Masters i,3.4, cs. Mo 3. Evelyn Schnelzer Evie St. Joseph . . . Home Economics Club 3, Bowling 3, Primary Aide 3, Vincenteen Boosters 2. 4 fum. ig, P1 rrck Shrelds Scuts vifll' SCHIOYS George Schulz Sklp St Joseph Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Talent Show 1 Scholarshlp Team 1 Louls Selkel Lou St Sebast1an Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Ann Shaughnessy Shaunre St V1ncent Home Econorrucs Club 3 Shamrock 4 Ma3orette 4 Prxmary A1de 4 Llbrary Ass1stant3 CSMC 4 French Club 3 DCDIIIS Shfiul Denny St Vlncent Acolyte l 2 3 4 Vlncentlan 3 4 Co ed1tor 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Band 3 4 Golf 234 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 34 Presldent 4 Sen1or Scholarsh1p Team Class Offlcer 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 Boys State 4 Scholarsh1p Team 1 2 3 Nat1onal Merxt Scholarsh1p 4 St Vlncent Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy 34 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 34 Semor Scholarsh1p Team Class Offlcer 1 Sodal 1ty 4 Classlcal League 4 VICE Pres1dent 4 Scholarsh1p Team 2 3 Lucretm Srmone Lue St Joseph Home Econom1cs Club 3 Ch mPhy 4, Cheerleader 4, Bowllng 3,4, Pr1mary Alde 4, Band 2 Mary Cathcrxne Skeese Mary Kay' St Sebastlan Vmcentxan 2 3,4, Chem Phy 4, Bowlmg 4, Prlmary Alde 3, Class Offlcer 1,3, L1bra1y Asslstant 3, C SMC 3, Vlncenteen Boosters 2,3, French Club 3, Talent Show 4 Dorothy Snnth Sm1tty St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 3. Chem-Phy 4. Library Assistant 4, Girls' Basketball 4. 10 04 seniors Mary Ann Smith St Vincent Home Economics Club 3 CSMC 4 Yolfmndi SK llCL1p Yoh St Vincent Home Economics Club 3 Girls Bowllng 3 Prnnaly Aide 3 C S M C Frank Steel Fogarty St Sebastian Acolyte 12 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Football 3 4 Track 2 4 French Club Rosenmry Steffln Ro St Vlncent L1bra1y Assistant 4 ,Q-' 'QF' 'EQ FUR up '! Ul!n Cfirl Stlt Stit 16 Vlncent Basketball 1 2 Football 1234 Track234 St Olin Stober Punch St Paul Chem Phy 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Track 2 3 4 Bonnie Swope St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 3 Vincentian 3 Girls Basketball 1,2 Class Officer 1 Library Assistant 4. Ronald Theis Waldo St. Sebastian . . . Acolyte 1234 Sham- rock 4. Mary Warckmara sIl Q w 51 Marycllen Wagraer Mew St Joseph Home Econom1cs Club 3 G1rls Bowlmg 3 Prlmary Axde 4 Llbrary Asslstant 3 Vmcenteen Boosters 3 :jf 'ibn-v an--' P mek Walsh Pat St Joseph Shamrock 4 Copy Ed1tor 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4 Treasurer 4 Sen1or Scholarsh1p Team Prlmary Alde 3 Sen1or A1de 4 Class Off1cer 1 French Club 3 Pres1dent 3 Scholarsh1p Team 1 St Sebastlan Vlncentxan 4 Shamrock 34 Chem Phy 34 Band 34 Sw1mm1n 1 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 34 Sen1or Scholarshlp Team Sodallty 4 Classlcal League 4 Scholarshrp Team 3 Robert Wathen Padre Holy Tr1n1ty Chorus 4 Modern Muslc Masters 4, C S M C 4 SCI1101'S Joel Thlrd o Jo St Vmcent Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 34 Natronal Honor Soclety 34 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Sen1or Scholarsh1p Team Class Offlcer 1 2 Classlcal League 4 Pres 1dent 4 CSMC 34 Vrce Pres1dent Junxor Rotarlan 4 Scholarshlp Team 2 3 Band 3 4 Shamrock 4 Mary jane Thomas lame St Joseph Home Economlcs Club 3 V1ncent1an 2 Shamrock 4 G1rls Basket ball 4 Girls Bowhng 3 Prlmary Alde 3 4 Llbrary Asslstant 4 CSMC 4 Vlncen teen Boosters 2 3 French Club 3 joan Thompson joanle St Martha Home Econom1cs Club 3 Homecommg Court 4 G1rls Basketball 4 Class Off1cer 2 Band 2 Robert Txgelman Bob St John Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Basketball 12 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 234 Baseball 1 Nat1onal Honor SOCl8ty 34 Sen1or Scholarsh1p Team Scholar sh1p Team 12 Jun1or Rotarxan 4 FUI 'QZ':Y 'I0 106 l Archbxshop Edward F Hoban smlles as the graduate kxsses hls rlng after recelvlng h1S drploma seniors Patrlua We1dl1ch Pat St Vmcent Home Econom1cs Club 3 Pr1mary A1de 4 Patncra W1ll13mS Pattr St V1ncent Home Econom1cs Club 4 Homecommg Queen 4 L1brary Ass1stant Stanley Wo mfxk Mlke Annunc1at1on Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Chem Phy 4 Football 2 Mane Ann Wrlght Pam St Sebast1an Home Economrcs Club 4 V1ncent1an 234 Chem Phy 4 Glrls Basketball 1 2 3 4 Pr1ma1y A1de 3 Lxbrary ASS1St8Ht 23 CSMC 3 Vmcenteen Boosters 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Vxce Presrdent 3 Pres1dent 4 Talent Show 4 French lub 3 oseph Zimpmo Peach St Anthony Acolyte 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Class Offxcer 2 3 curtain falls on last act for seniors A genuflection before the altar, a step across the sanctuary to the Bishop, and the long- awaited moment arrives. In their hands the seniors now hold a coveted diploma. To them it symbolizes twelve years of work, of hope, of prayer. Beginning with Bacca- laureate service and followed by a break- fast, the graduation ceremony highlights a day filled with excitement and climaxes the end of hcarefree school daysn for some, and opens rich horizons for seniors who have won scholarships or are assured of a college education. Manhood and womanhood awards are presented to outstanding indi- viduals of the class. At the reception held in the gymnasium after the ceremonies, the seniors receive the congratulations and best wishes of friends and relatives. 'Y if -4 Y -,eff W '+'eY n Vw I0 7 to the patrons we extend a note of thanks kl h k Fd 3 Fy hlvl G d tb Students of Saint Vincent High School are grateful to the patrons of the 1956 Sham rock Wlthout their help the yearbook would be an 1mposs1b1l1ty There are three types of patrons sponsors whose names are listed 1n large print for a donation of twenty five dollars or more the business patrons Who have the name of their establishments admitted for a fee of ten dollars and per sonal patrons who donate five dollars sponsors BEISWENGER HOCH AND ASSOCIATES MRS CARRIE C BESSLER THE BESSLER DISAPPEARING STAIRWAY CO ROBERT D FELLMETH INSURANCE AGENCY MR NORMAN FITZGERALD GENERAL TIRE SERVICE COMPANY THE HORNING LUMBER COMPANY HULL DOBBS B J KESL INC PETITS POULTRY DOYLESTOWN SALEMS POTATO CHIPS WILLIAMJ SCHLUP FUNERAL HOME During a bi-Wee y c eer rally, captain Cha er a el and varsity cheerleaders Mar ' Jo Lobello, Frances 1 nn, Jean Trivono- vic , arcelene Bell, eraldine Marzano, and Lucretia Simone, lea the entire studen ody in a cry for team victory. - J . - ,. . , , . 7 . . , . . 7 7 patrons W T Akers Insurance Company Akron Cha1r and Table Rental Co Akron Floors Company Akron Orthopedlc Brace Akron Standard Market Company Akron Standard Mold Alhed Prmtmg Company Andrew s Company Andy s Plzza Shop The Atlant1c Foundry Company The Austm Prlnt Works Company Ernest V Ball Jewelry B 8: B Landscap1ng B Sz C Machme Company Bell T1re Company B1ll s Canteen Cater1ng and Bakmg Co The Botzum Brothers Company Mr John Brown Lleutenant Governor Buckeye Cycle Company The Canteen Restaurant Carlton Coal and Supply The Carmlchael Constructlon Co Carter Jones Lumber Company Chesterf1eld Hotel C1ty s Towne and Country Nlck Codlspotl Commerclal SGFVICG Bureau Conley s Garage Copley Belle Beauty Salon The Cox Funeral Home Cunnmgham McCafferty Funeral Home The Davls Laundry Sz Cleamng Co J 1m Davls Shell Serv1ce John A Delagrange Publlc Accountant Joseph D Denholm DeRose Body and Fender Company Adolph E D1Cresce Insurance Agency DIES Construct1on Company J M Doran and Company Inc D P W Pamt and Wallpaper Co Eddy Floors E110 s Atlant1c Serv1ce Fa1rlawn Gulf Serv1ce The Falrlawn Supply and Coal Company Farr D1str1but1ng Company Inc Flag Farm Foods Inc A Fr1end Fr1ent Foods Garner Brothers Dr1ve In The Hatter1e Huston Pugh Sportmg Goods l3COI'1'1lIl1 s Flne Foods Imrek s Cash Market J Sz H Serv1ce Statlon 9 1 Arthur E. Fabbro Concrete Construction 0 patrons Kalstrom Bulldlng 81 Realty Co Karg s Pure O11 Servlce The Kasch Roofmg Company Kefauver s Health JUICGS Mrs G1lbr1de Keystone Press Klppys Inc Klstler s Donuts Kratz Plano Company Kraus Greenhouses and Florlsts Krank Kraus Inc Realtors Llndberg and Souers Frank Lucco Company Inc Mlracle Mart Modern Men s Shop The Mogadore Lumber and Supply Co Moncr1ef Steel Products Company The M F Murdock Company Nelsen s Texaco Servlce Papa Joe s Restaurant Parkway Blg Glrl Photo Mart Inc Portage Iron Sz W1re Portage Supply Co Renner Akron Realty The Rohner Company Rubber Clty Hard Chrome Rudy s Beauty Salon Leo Sant1ll1 Jewelers Rudy Savola Concrete Terrazzo Floors R W Schroy Agency Sealtest Dalry Products The Schrlber Jewelry Co S1d s Camera Shop Sky Way Drlve In South Akron Hardware Star Engravlng Company Star of ltaly M B A Club Stouffer Constructlon Company Summlt Laundry Why Worry Thels Meats T1re Industr1es Inc T N T Extermmatmg Co Dave Towell Inc W Sz M Motor Servlce Wadsworth Mlllwork Corp Walsh Brothers Clgar Store Welbel Electrlc West Bar W1ll1ams Beauty Salon Nllson s West H1ll Barber Shop Leslle G Wolfe County Engmeer Ted Woods Drlve ln Xema s Cafe Zelslg Carpet Co . . 0 . , , , . . , . . . . r , , ' 7 Q, . ' J 77 7 ' ' . Tip Top Hamburger Land 9 I l 7 . 7 ' - 7 . 1 . , . - 1 Y 7 Rev Msgr Edward B Conry Rev Msgr Clement H Boeke Rev Msgr R1chardA Dowed Rev Msgr Carl E Frey Rev Msgr John F Gallagher Rev Msgr John J Pr1ce Very Rev Paul K Malouf Rev John H Archlbald Rev Franc1s H D1eder1ch Rev Maroun A E1 Rev Vmcent P Haas Rev Thomas D McIntyre Rev Ferdlnand L Puplnszky Rev Anthony Suwa1sk1 Rev Franc1s A Szudarek Rev John J Tlvenan Rev Angelo J Tr1v1sonno Rev Stephen J Valko Rev John L Waldelsen Rev Theophane Waklm Rev Robert R Wmgerter V Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Edward A Wolf H1lary A Zwlsler Joseph E McCausland Edward P McCoy Andrew F O Boyle James A O Ne1ll John C Padva Raymond P Spelght MotherM ROSal13 O P Mr and Mrs Wllllam Abell Mr and Mrs A A Ahlers Mr and Mrs Karl B Allman Mr Al Amer Andre Mr and Mrs Thomas Anton1no Mr and Mrs Frank Arnold Mr and Mrs James B Bachmann Mrs Mary Bahry Mr Theodore Bahry Mrs Della G Ball Mr and Mrs R L Beckw1th k h1lE1bth khb Rt. . . . , . F. . . 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Etienne Mrs. Lena Fadel '. and Mrs. . and Mrs . and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Fanelly .W. Revnolds Farley J. J. Fitzgerald .E. C. Friedl A Friend Mr. A. J. Friess Mr. and Mrs. G. Garcia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Gardner The Gesslers Mr. Robert Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Gorbach Dr. Edward F. Hellwig Dr. and Mrs. B. H. Hildreth Mrs. Eleanor Hutchinson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John M. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Ingram Iyoob .W. T. Johnson .John R. Jones Philip Karam .Louis J. Kelly and Family .John H. Kidder W. P. Kilvvay Mr. E. G. Kimberly Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kolb Mr. George Kollar Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. John R. Kraus B. G. Labbe E. C. Labbe H. R. Lang H. J. Lattimer George Lucas T. J. Lynch Joseph Maite Gene Marzano Mrs. Bernice Mattingly Mrs. Margaret Moyer Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McDonald The McGlinchy Family Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Vernon McGlinchy Ray McGowan James W. McGrath William J. McGrath Charles A. Meeker and Mrs. Sam Mezzacapo A. Micheli . and Mrs. Martin L. Moore Setting up .the projector and presenting movies to classes is the job of projection staff members, Thomas Quine, Willi F h 5 William Brizes, and Richard Hayden. These boys donate study hall periods to apply their skills to school service. Mrs F J Moran Mr and Mrs G H Newkome Mr and Mrs Percy Nommay Mr and Mrs George Ondo Mrs C Palazzo and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Veto Pallota W J Palmer Sr A Palmer1 V F Papmeau M1ohaelV Pappano M1ss Alberta Petrarca P C Plglla Joseph L Placamca and Mrs Walter B Sears and Mrs Levvls A Se1kel and Mrs E T Sharpp Jr Wllllam Shaughnessy and Mrs John Shaul Ed Sheck C W Skafec and Mr Frank Skeese Paul 0 Slaven Mrs Anna Smlth and Mrs W L Sm1th Chr1s A Somogy and Mrs G A Stalcup Louls Polumbo M P Quartel and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Edgar Raub Gllbert Reymann M T Reymann W1ll1am R1ch Henry S Rlchard Ted Rlchards and Mrs James Roach and Mrs Andrew P Roman and Mrs John J Rudy M1ss Rose Mary Russ Dr and Mrs CarlR Ryan Mr and Mrs E J Sadon St Vmcent de Paul Salvage Store Mr and Mrs B C Soheffer M1ss Emma Schmuck Mr and Mrs P George Schulz Vlr R W Sohwelkert 4 W F Starn J G Stephens Mrs Norma Stoley and Mrs Harley M Thomas and Mrs J Tlgelman Frank L Traster and Mrs George Trbov1ch W1ll1am T Vaughan and Mrs R J Vorwerk Frank C Wa1ckman Leo G Walter M1ss Marle Wllllams Mr and Mrs Stanley WOZD13k Vlrs Steven Wozn1ak The J L Wrlght Fam1ly Mr N1Ck Yanko Mr and Mrs John Zamplno - . 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I Abel Brenda Abell Llnda Adams Jon 22 Ahern Lynn Ahern Patr1c1a Aldr1ch James Andrea Robert Andrews Susan Antal John Antal Stephen Appeldorn Gerald Armstrong Ruth Arv1n Paul Aum1ller Esther Azar Rosemar1e Bab1y Theodore Bachmann Barbara Bachmann Eugema Balaum Denn1s Ball Charlene Bandrowsky Joseph Barbuto DaV1d Barr Charles Barr MarJor1e Barr Paul1ne Barr Sharon Barrett Thomas Barr1sh Stephen Barta Joan Bas1le Rosemary Batal Arthur Batal R1chard Battenberg Thomas Batt1stuta Mary Bauer Gerald Bauer Rosemary Baughman Nancy Baughman Suzanne Bauman Nancy Beam Joseph Beam Suzanne Beatt1e Jud1th Beatt1e Patr1c1a Beck Paul Becker Temeca Beesmg Robert Bel1k Helen Bell Gerald Bennmger Paul Berlsh Steve Bertol1n1 Donna Bertsch Barbara Boanny Shel1a Bonner Patr1ck Bordash Carole 69 7 Borden Lou1se 22 68 Borden Pr1sc1lla 20 69 Botzman Judy Botzum Patr1c1a Botzum Susan Bouschere Margaret Bradach John 7 1ndex Brawley Dennls Bre1d1ng Mary Ann 24 71 Brennan Thomas Brett Rosemary Brlzes W1ll1am 27 50 72 112 Brooks James Broseman Ke1th Brown Carol Brunner Jacquel1ne Burch Jud1th Burch Ke1th Burgoon Janet Burns Douglas Burns Maureen Bussan Janet Butler Emlly Butler S1byl Butow1cz Thomas Buza James 24 36 Buzzelll Cynthla Byrne Patr1ck Byron Joan Cahlll Carol Cah1ll Marle Ca1rns Jud1th Campbell R1chard Caracc1olo Therese Card1na Dav1d Carroll Mary Carroll Peter Carruthers Frank Case Carole Case Martha Casey Charles Cass1dy Carol Castner Albert 24 42 Censky Mary Chapman Cheryl Chlarappa Cather1ne 21 Ch1sholm Dan1el Chlsholm James Ch1sholm W1ll1am C1oll1 Jeanette C1r1ello Mar1a Clark Rebecca 23 34 COd1SpOtl Carol Collett Judy Coll1ns E1leen Coll1ns Ellzabeth Connell Kathleen Conway Helen Cortes1 Deanna Cotter John Coulter Mary Lou Crangle John Crowley Maureen Culver Davld Curran Anne 24 74 Darkow LOIS Darlmgton MarJor1e Darlmgton Paul Daugherty Carole Daugherty T1mothy DaV1dSOH Joan Deagan John Deagan Maureen DeCasper Anthony DeCasper Madel1ne De1bel Dav1d DeJac1mo An1ta Delagrange Jane 3 Denholm Joan DeSante Davld Dettllng James Dettlmg Robert Devereaux James Dewey Mary Helen DeW1tt Joyce Dldato Anthony D1Tomaso Angela Doerr Ehzabeth Dolensky Edmund Doll Henly Doran R1ta Doran Rosemary Doran Ruth Dou hty Carol D11scoll Bonnle Dunphy Thomas Eckman W1ll1am Ede Anthony Ede Terrence Edwards Susan Egan Conrad Egan Paul Ell1ott Patr1c1a Essary Lambert Estadt R1chard Evans John Evans Judy Fagan Br1an Fagan Patr1c1a Fagan Terrence Fahey Ellen Falanga Barbara Falardeau Susanne Fal1t1co Carm1ne Falv1n Mary Farr Barbara Farr Judy Fassnacht Rosemar1e Fenn Carl Fenstomocher Albert Fenw1ck Jane Ferraro James Ferro Adele F1elds Denxse F1hn V1ncent F1l1ng M1chael Flllppl Jean Fmnegan Cather1ne Fxsher Chr1st1ne 47 68 2 73 lll 2 'I15 O , ............. 27, 75 , ' .......... 19, 47 , ..... 27, 68, 69 , ' ........ 25, 41, 43, 75 ' ' , .... , ,77 , ' .,.2l, 36, 68 , ........ , , 71, 77 , ............. 2l ' , ........ 23, 64, 73 , .............. 22, 76 , .......... -. . .23 , ............ .22, 50 , ' ' ........ 20, 68, 73 ' , ' ' .... , , , , ....... . .24, 77 ' , ............ 24, 65 , ............... 26 , ....... 24, 47 , ........ 10, 64, 76 , ' ...... 22, 69, 78 , ' .,.... 27, 47 , .............. 23 , ............. 20, 73 ' , ' ......,...... 27, 33 , ................. 19 , ' .......... 19 ' , ' ..,....... 22, 45 , .............. 19 , ' ............ 27, 74 , .,.. 2 ,71, 77, 79 , .,.,, 26, 71, 77 , ' .............. 19, 57 , .............. 22 , ..,...... 27, 41 , .........,.... 22 , ' ..,........ 19, 65 ' , .................. 26 , ....,......... ,27 ' , ........ 26, 68, 69 ' , .......... 18, 73 , .............. 25 ' , ............ .26 , ' ............ .22 , ................ 27 , ..24, 36, 68, 76 ' 4 ----.---.- 27, 72 5 - 1111112712 35132, - ' ,..,. 133271 470 Zi 1 19120668674 ' , ........... 19 ' ,Y ........ 2 .... 2 .27 f , ------'-'- 22 , ........ ,. , 71, 76 ' , ......... . .64 ' --'---------'- 24 ', ' .......... 20, 73 , ' ...... 7, , f --'--- 274 41: 681 59 , ' .,............. 19 , ........ 24, 54 1 , '-----'-- 24 , ................. l9 , 6 ............ 22, 42, 69 , .............. 2l H . 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' ................ 25 ' ' 'y ...-....-'..-. 22, 76 , ...... 24, 32 A , ' ' ......... 18 - Y 4 ..'.... 7 .24 , ............... 21 ' , ............. 27 - Y - 4 thluntbtln 7 .20 Fltz Raymond Flahertv Patr1ck Flamgan Joan Flaun Mary Flem1ng Margaret Flynn M1chael Flynn Rosemary Foore Judy Forbes Mary Forkes Ga1l Fox John Franc1s Dolores FranJ1sh John Franks Ronald Fraser James Fraser Robert Freder1ck Mary Fr1ent Dorothy FTIGSS D1ane Fulkerson Donna Funk Thomas Gardner M1chael Gardner Robert Gardner Wllllam Garlando Carolyn Garrett Cather1ne Galry Mary Ellen Gauder Constance Gearhart Janet George Davld George Edward 26 6l 25 70 George Rosal1e 22 68 Georges Joseph 22 69 Germano Jacquellne G11br1de Jean Gllbflde Patr1c1a G11br1de W1ll1am G1ll Mar1a G1ll MlCh86l G1ll Sandra Gless Mary LOUISE Gmerek Raymond Golob1c Barbara Gossett Wllllam Gray Deanna Grav Robert Gr1ff1ths Anne Groetz Juan1ta Gru1c Paul Grunnmger Cec1l1a 2 Guenther Paul Guenther Raymond Gungle Robert Haas Day 1d Haas Robert Hala1ko Dav1d Ham1lton Marlanne Ham1lton Patr1c1a 25 Hamlln Raymond Hanna Rlchard Hansel Patr1c1a Hansen M1chael Harmon T1mothy Harr1gal Judy Hartman Patr1c1a Hayden Anne Hayden R1chard 77 46 Healy Joseph Herdman Kathleen Hes1dence Mary L 52 76 H1bbs Rebecca H1lgert Dorothy H1llegas Dorothy H1nkel Barbara H1nman Jul1e HITSCD Joan Hoban Gary Hoffman Joseph Hohnhorst Ellen Holladay Patr1c1a Holland Blanche HOTD1Hg Edward Horvath Irene Houk Janet House Margaret Huber Janet Hudak George Hughes Rxta Hummel Frances Hunter M1chael Hurt Carolyn Iacobucc1 Dormnxc Iacom1n1 Judy Iannone Cather1ne Incardona Phyll1s Isaac Elmabeth Jackson R1Ch3Fd Jakuboxxsk1 Ben Jendrxsak Thomas Jenk1ns Luanne Jesson Edward Johnson Patr1c1a Jones Jan1ce Jones Mary Jonke Jud1th 2 22 36 22 69 Durlng the annual NH S talent show M1ckey Mouseketeers portrayed by Mxrcelene Bell Frmccs Fly nn 'VIar1c Ann Wr1ght Ann Marshall Mary Catherlne Skeese and Kathleen Kldder g1V9 students a gllmpse ol Mouselancl lS IIS p1ctured by scnxors 116 71 A , ....,.......... 21 ' ' , 8 ' ...... 25,68,69 1 . .......... .22 V, ' ......... 21,57 ' ' , ' ', ...... 22,47,7l I - ----'----- 23 ' , ...l.. 22,39,89,74 ' , ' .................. 19 - '-'--- 22 45 f'. ................ 32 ' , ' .............. 24,55 ' - ---' 27-40-58 ' , .....,..... 24 ' , .......,...... 18,73 H - -----'----- --- - , ' ............ 27,72 , ' ,.......... 18 - - -.'----'----- --- Y . ............ 27 , ..... 21,54,57 - ' ------------- -H , ................,. 24 ', .........,... 25 - .-------- --- '. ............. 19,38 , .......... 21,57 - . . ------ 22 42 . 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' ' , ............ 20,68 ' - , - . .... 25. . , ' ....... ,.1... 2 .Q f ' - J ft: , y , ,,Q 5 ,Q ,, ff E, . 5, - 1-iiag ,- 3 QE-55 ,mf ga Singing dogs Sue Strausser Emlly Butler Mary Ellen Garry Ann Murray and Mary Jo Lobello under the expert direction Margaret Schorr harmonize through pantomime to the lively strains of Jingle Bells in the final act of the 1956 talent show Joyce Charlotte Juersivich John Junk Donna Sue Kane James Karadin Mary Karam Patricia Karper Karen Kaufmann Anne Kayatm Carol Keating Darryl Kehrle, Karen Keller, Fred ,..... ..... 4 Keller, Martha ...... 27, 71 Kelly, Donna ....,..... 23, Khoury, Mary ......... Kidder, Susan ......... Kidder, Walter ........ Kilway, Kathleen ...... Koehl, Judith .......... Kolb, Robert ..,....... Kolodziejczak, Henry Koneff, John .......,... Kormanik, James ...... 26 Kraus, Peter .......... Kraker, Susan ......... 22, v Kravec, Florence .... 22, 68, Kremblas, Sandra ........ Krimmer, Rosemarie Kropac, Carolyn . ,. Kropac, Nancy ..... Kuchenbrod, Gerald ..., Krieger, William ....... 25, 24, Kuchenbrod, John . ..... , Kuebler, Marianne ..... Kutz, Robert ...... 25, Labbe, Annette ........., Lang Jean Langbein Mary Jane Lange Margaret LaRocca Mary Lasko Irene Lattimer Betty Laughlin Hugh Leib James Lembo Sigmund Leslie Jeanne Licause Vito Lindsay, Therese .. 22 23 23 71 21 32 26 50 70 19 54 Linsalata, Frank ..,....... 5, 21 Linton, Judith ..... Liska, Patricia ..... Lobello, Mary Jo ..27, 52, 73, 108 Lobello, Patricia . .. LoCascio, Paul ..... Loell, Ann ......... Loftus, Ann Marie . Loftus, Barbara .... Loftus, Mary Joan . Lombardi, Carol . . . 27, 51, 56, 57 ...19, 73, 77 .......25, 73 ...27, 71, 73 .......23, 76 Long, William ......... 22, 23, 74 Lo Presti, Katherine Lowry, Linda ...... Lucas, Edward ....i Lutz, Joan ......... Lux, Ralph ....,... Lynch, Harriet ..... McAleese, Marilyn McBride, Patricia .. McClarnon, Sheilia . McClelland, Joyce . . McDonald, Diane . . . McFadden, Evelyn . ...25, 69, 73 .......27,47 ....23, 73, 76 .......20,68 ...1a,43.46 McFadden Rober McGarry Jane McGinnis Rosemary McGuckin Kathleen McGuire Kathleen McHugh Sandra Mackey Joseph Maglione Louis Maischaider Ann Mancini Frank Manko, Ann Marshall, Thomas .. Martin, Kathleen .. Martonc, Raymond . Masturzo, Marianne May, Jacqueline .... May, Margery ...... May, Paul ......... Meadows, Patrick .. 2 , 77, 111 .20, 68, ,7l ,vo 73 71 Meeker, David ........... Mehigan, Denis .... Mehok, Lawrence . . . Meley, Anita ....... Mellion, Irene ...... Merzweiler, Geraldine 26 ...19 ,2O ,24 Metcalfe, Russell ......... Meyer, Henry ............ Micale, Joann .......,.. Michelich, John ......... Mikolashek, Ann ......... Miles, Kathryn ...... 27, 36 73 69 27, 22 27 47 21, 19 Miletti, Fred ..,......... Miller, Carol ......... .22, Miller, Mary Jane ....... Miller, Paul ........ 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W E as t I J 'ii ' .-i Thou shalt sanctify the fiftieth year . . . for it is the year of jubileeff Leviticus, 25:10