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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1957 volume:

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Q' , x: ra. ,, K W X, in W , JV ' + if 1 ,W . fn ie vid , ti ,,,Q . . . . . there was a leprechaun named O'Leary who had a treasure-as all leprechauns do. But O'Leary's treasure was different from others, for his Wasn't gold or jewels but something far more valuable, some- thing spiritual, something intangi- ble. O'Leary, Wanting to keep his treasure safe, searched beyond the seas and across a continent. Seeing Saint Vincent High School as a fitting place in which his treasure might be safe, he entrusted it to us. Yes, O'Leary, We have your treasure, and We guard it Well. At Saint Vincent you Will find . . . Loyalty . . 9 Faculty Homerooms Valor . . . 29 Sports Laughter . . . . 47 Social Events Hope . . . 65 Classes Dreams. . . 85 Seniors And he was great before kings and princes . . . . --Mass of St. Patrick The Shamrock is a symbol not only of our school but also of our faith. St. Patrick first used the three-leaf clover to teach his people of the Blessed Trinity. It is to this Apostle of Ireland, therefore, that we dedicate our 1957 Shamrock. May he intercede for us to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. 4255 Q D S C QW lg- ' KNXXXQ X M Q6 f J X af 'im QI 5 S. X 1 1 A yi' 0 4 ,- , h Look, OlLeary, see how We guard your loyalty. We keep it safe e fidelity We show to each other, to our class, and most of all to our school. ' l 1 l I 9 That we may grow Rt Reverend Msgr Clarence Elwell PhD D1ocesan Superlntendent of Schools Most Reverend Edward F Hoban S T D L L D ATCl1b1ShOp B1S1Op of Clex eland IH grace Rt Rexerencl Msgr Eclxvqrd B Conry MA Pistor St VIIICCIH Church Superrntendent St VIIXCCIXY Elementary 'ind Hlgh Schools Defxn Akron Deinery Rexerencl Andrexx F 0Boyle AB Rehgron ,,...-af Athletlc Dlrector fp? AQ' Rex erend james A 0Ne1ll MA Rehgron Drrector of St Vlncent H1gh School Rex erend Rex erend Eclxxird P McCoy Anthony VV Zepp AB Rehgron AB Rehgron my its 'I'I L . , . . I Q my . , . ' 2, li ' x f-Ji r , I. 1 W y . . , l . . Y A Q my rig lc by , , G , , '65 f if That we may advance . . . S Sister M Dominica, OP MA Ohio State University o umbus Ohio Principal Sister M Agnes, OP MS Catholic University Wash ington D C Science Chem Phy Club Miss Patricia Aldrich BA Akron University Akron Ohio Business Education Bowling Sister M Aloyslus, OP MA Columbia University Teach ers College New York New York Music Chorus Modern Music Masters Sister Ann, postulant, OP BS Fordham University New York New York English The Sisters of Saint Dominic and lay faculty members of Saint Vincent High School aid us in protecting your treasure, O'Leary. The symbols of their apostolate are simple, sometimes incongruous, always effective- a rosary, a piece of chalk, abook . . . Theirs is the task of guiding, encouraging, and instructing others 'Kunto justice 'l -M gig.,-W 1n W1SdOIIl and understandmg Sw sw Snster M Aqumas, OP M Ed Kent State UH1VBfS1ty Kent Oh1o Mechan1calDraw1ng Sc1 ence Shamrock Chem Phy Club Mlss Patrlcla Bell B A Ursullne College Cleveland Oh1o C1v1cs Engllsh V1ncenteen Boosters Slster M Benlta, OP M A Kent State Un1vers1ty Kent Oh1o Enghsh Cathohc Stu dents MISSIOH Crusade Sxster M Bernard, O P M S ln L S Unlverslty of lll1no1s L1brar1an Slster M Clarlce, OP MA Notre Dame Unlverslty M South Bend Indlana Latln Q Junlor Classlcal League Vm l M J centlan 'Af ' ' 'eu-uw QQ? 6 C .qrq-s-run-Q., HE ---4 ,H Q Sister M Imelda OP M Ed Kent State University Kent Ohio Science Sister M Joseph OP lVfA Catholic University Wash ington D C Business Education Sister M Julianne, OP M S Catholic University Washing ton D.C .... Mathematics Mr Robert Lewis Chicago Illinois . . . Band Director Sister M. Clarita, O.P. MA Akron Unixersity Akron Ohio Social Studies English Sister M Diana, OP BA Siena Heights College Adrian Michigan Graduate Study John Carroll University Cleveland Ohio Language So cial Studies Shamrock Mrs Martha Dunn BA Akron Unix ersity Akron Ohio Home Economics Home Economics Club Mr Ned Endress B S Akron University Akron Ohio L L B Akron Law School Social Studies Coach Bas ketball Football f:g,...-n1..,,1 515 -wg U-Qi 1 -an-UTY S1ster M Loretta, OP MA Cathollc Un1vers1ty Wash mgton DC SOC13l Stud1es sawn ,mg Asslstant Pr1nc1pal Natlonal '--A Honor Soclety Shamrock it it is 'gl Slster Marle, O P B S S1ena Helghts College Adr1an M1Ch1g3H Graduate Study Cathollc Un1vers1ty Washmgton Mathematlcs Sodallty Slster M Mlchael, OP B S ln Ed S1ena He1ghts College -mi 'Wk '--W Adr1an M1ch1 gan Graduate Qi' ,T Study Cathohc Un1vers1ty Wash 1ngton DC Soclal Studles V Engllsh uv- Mr Rlchard P1ttS B S Kent State Un1vers1ty Kent Oh1o Phys1calEducat1on Dr1ver Tra1n1ng -'un-...ag gravy WM Mrs Martha Taylor BS West V1rg1n1a Un1vers1ty Morgantown West V1rg1n1a Physlcal Educatlon Cheerlead ers Majorettes R211 S1ster M Thomas, OP M A Western Reserve Un1vers1ty Cleveland Oh1o Language Journal1sm V1ncent1an -- mia Slster M Vmcentxa, OP BA Slena Helghts College Adrl an M1ch1gan Graduate Study Akron Un1vers1ty Akron Oh1o John Carroll Un1vers1ty Cleveland Oh1o Mathematlcs Art Mr Edward Wentz BA Akron Un1vers1ty Akron Oh1O Coach Basketball Foot ball PhyS1Cal Educatlon 0 K . 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Cociispoti, G. Griffith, R. Roman, C. Cahill, G. Jones, R. Maile, R. Rich. Row 3: A. Hermanowski, R. Solnick, P. Crcelzm, B. Holleran, J. Ruggerio, J. Sadler, J. Watson, J. Ranostaj, F. Casal- inuovzi. VV. Ariello, D. King, D. Kazlouskas. Row 4: C. Sebeny, A. Franjcsh, T. Kish, R. Palmzirini, J. Bachmann, L, Trofy, G. Zrelak, M. Chimera, T. Kutsko, P. Zeiglcr. R. Hughes, R. Shumakcr. Harold J. Bean of the Curtis Publishing Company draws the winning ticket from the barrel held by Robert E. McConnvi1le, Catholic school representative. Learning the customs of a new school challenge the freshmen of Saint Vincent. But making friends pre- sents no problem. Early in September these students held a box social. Girls supplied lunches and boys provided soft drinks as the couples ate together in the auditorium. Frosh take part in many activities such as the C.S.lVl.C., Vincenteen Boos- ters, Cadet Band, Bantam football team, and intra- mural basketball teams. These underclassmen proved to be a class of super-salesmen during the magazine drive, October 15-29, for they Hwalked off with many valuable prizes at the end of the campaign. . . . in successful magazine drive V4 V Q V A kz' ' K,-2 fi 3 XM. 11 i 4 J Freshmen 305 Rowl left to rlght A Cairns J Rickus M King R Sabbagh T Malte M Hohnhorst J Doerr T Dangel D Witwer M Wagner J Frlent D Babb Row 2 T Penrod D Neman J Rubel J Hmkel D Andrea C Schultz F Kerosky F Kuebler M Cozzens C Case S Tonti Row 3 J Steinmetz B Harpster R Horvath J Stephenson G Powe J Shumaker L Tynan T White J OBrien R Essary R Rasinski N Gorbach Row 4 N Jessen A Scatxti L Clements J Kolar L Zeno W Crano W Byrne W Liska J May J Snyder Displaying their rewards are D. Mehigan, E. Meech, J. Workman, kneeling, and B. Ransweiler, B. Long, C. Petit, F. Linsalata, J. Petit, J. Fraser, H. Laughlin, R. E. McConvi1le, Curtis representative, P. Ahern, and M, Langbein. standing. it 4 'A hunting we will gol' say frosh . . . Freshmen 303 Row 1, left to right: R. Nolan, J, Ruff, V. Swartz. M. Steinmetz, C. Conway, L. Meadows, M. Brady, M, Besan, M. Gantous, C. Casey, D, Rich. Row 2: S. Markovich, M, Spindell. P. Miller, J. LaRocca, S. Trunk, I. Elam, S. Shaul, B. Kemper, C. Beam, G. Beck, P. Robert. Row 3: C. Raderstorf, C. Butler, S. Adelman, B. Brown, N. Maynard, J, Klein, T. Paolucci, A. Harford, J. De- Cresie, C. Gless, B. Christman, P. Murdock. Row 4: K. Hollander, S. Joliet, P. Henry, C. Wahl, A. M. Longville, J. Wright, M. H. Penrod. A. Baughman, M. DiMascio, M. A. Murty, E. Ost, K. McCahan. 1 f 0 -P N11 1 Freshmen 202 Row 1, left to right: M. Kaufmann, P. Chisholm. K. Halaiko, A. George, N. Filippi, M. McFadden, P. Hibbs, M. Kurtz, C. Kinnard B. Burns, A. Conway, D. Loftus. Row 2: K. Hamad, L. Broseman, D. Dobbs, M. Ludwig, J. Jendrisak, J. Hennessy, N. Bertsch, V Boudreaux, J. Degan, B. DeReuyter. . . . for classrooms, friends, success I i 51174 Freshmen 304 Row 1, left to right: C, Yahner, L. Filing, J. Miller, V. Guenther, M. Widuschek, N. Sprain, J. Smith, D. Pace, H. Nemeth. M. Ciriello, C. Maroon, M. Hatton. Row 2: S. Ahern, M. Leiby, M. Breiding. N, Burkhart, J. Hermann, J. Wright, K. Bayman, C. Ink, M. Josh, P. Seifricd, M. Benninger, J. Blubaugh, R. Stitz. Row 3: A. Willenbacher, J. Metzler, R. Halverson, S, Springer, M. Den- holm, B, Dirrig, P. Rich, J. Suscinski, S. Theis, M. Garcia, K. Zehner, L. Purtz, J. Chillik, lVl. Crum. Row 4: J. Sandy, M. Mc- Cool, K. Barr, Y, Yingling, V. Kilway, C. Lucas, P. Caffee, C. Volkmor, K. Tsaloff, C. Kolb, B. Lynch, M. Slivka. Studying report cards are J. Klein, S, Thomas. D. Ahern, and J. Frient. ef F One needn't be alarmed to SLN see a group of boys and girls with awed expres- A sions straggling about the fir corridors of Saint Vincent High School the day before school opens in fall. They are not drugged or hypno- . tized. They're only fresh- men getting acquainted, and that Uline-up of al- umni pictures in the first- floor hall is rather impres- 'iii-Us sive. Each frosh has been handed a floor plan of the N. 12 ' school and is now finding where he's supposed to be ' when it's l0:30 and time 'L for English or civics, reli- gion or gym-the required subjects. After that, Mr. ,gr Freshie will get out his stop-Watch to see which route to 306 is the quickest. ,ff 'I9 High ambitions, persistent hopes . . . s 4 H: I ' 'Q . x Sophomores 301 Row 1, left to Tight: A. Meley, A. M. Loftus, K. Thompson, P. Ahern, J. Poinar. M. A. Violette, A. DiTomnso, J. Tousley, I. Hor- vath, J. Schulz. Row 2: J. Brunner, M. Flavin, L, Wolff, P. Miller, P. Barr, P. Salvo, C. Polefrone, C. Bordash, M. Ciriello, E. Robert. Row 3x M. Pepperney K. Third, J. Hinman, D. Testa, N. Etoll, K. Reichart, P, Mooney, K. McGuckin, J, Gearhart, D. Fries. Rou- 4: A. Griffiths, C. Sitlco, R. Fassnacht, C. Cahill, V. Schiebilla, M. F. Neidert. R. Bauer, D. Walter. J. McClcllz1nd. Sophomore class officers: Row 1. left to right: J. Mackey. E. Turchan. Row 2: M. Mundy, J. Byron. C. Sitko. ri' Q? From the trials of being a freshman, sophomores emerge good citizens ready to take an active interest in their school. They are well represented in clubs and in other activities throughout the school. Sophomores can easily be recognized by the frogs in their lockers, remnants of biology, or by Friends, Romans, Countrymenf' a quote stolen from Julius Caesar. Never lurking in the background, the sopho- more class lends noise, gaiety, and growing pains to school spirit. l . . . these characterize St. V's sophomores Row 1 left to 'rzght B Bertsch R Clark R H1bbS I Horvath Row 2 N Baughman J Delagrange C Case C Hurt Row 3 S Andrews M McAleese J Gearhart K Ryan G Forkes The enthusiastic salesmanship of the pro fully escorted the spectators to their seats gram sellers yielded the sale of 3 500 pro in the reserved section of the stands As a grams During the six home games at reward for faithful service, these girls were Green Street Stadium usherettes cheer guests at the annual football banquet Sophomores 203 Schweikert D Thompson M Misbrener D Brawley J Kane G Brown C Egan Row 3 G Bell D Barbuto J Chisholm W Gos sett P May J Hadley J Shields R0w4 R Franks R Kutz J Mackey D Huth R Price Row 5 H Bertsch J Mxchelich D George B Jakubowski R Russel C Petit T Daugherty Row 6 R Campbell P Gruic T Butowicz L Mehok 7 ' . Row 1,4 left to right: R. Parker. Neitz, R. Hanna, F. Keller, J. Quine, F. Linsalata, M. Filing, C. Smith. Row 2: Altl. Gardner. E ophomores greet school year . R Sophomores 201 Rowl left to rtght A Labbe B Plfer P S1mone M Masturzo S McClarnon 'NI Lxrroll L Theobold P Lobello E McFadden tuta J C1oll1 C Wagner K M1nke1 K Ryan 'VI Darlington J Byron B Holland P RISSEF Row 4 J W81d1lCh C Gautier J Regal E Scheatzle L Tlpton S Edwards E Fahey K Karper Row 5 T OChSCHhlft S Boanny J Gxlbrlde J Vlelhabcr S Toml1nson P Beattle M Hayes J Sadon M Gless lNo IYS not really an ammated bag IS Just the soph may of Qaxmg Comm to our dance St V S WISG fools have much opportunlty to prac t1ce the f1rst part of thelr Greek mckname The un derelassmen chmax the study of blOlOgy by maklng a project eXp1a1n1ng one phase of thls SCIQDCG Juhus Caesar gets a thorough treatment both 1n world hlstory and ln Enghsh hter ature classes And as thelr SOC131 event of the year the sophomores sponsor the Halloween dance K 0 O i QYL- J , hy . f Q. t 3 . i. A X- , K., N , z 'Q 1F 1 '4 - - yr if Q' 1 v ' ' , 4, i . I , ' , Y Row 2,3 B. Bachmann, VC. Broxynf S. Kitider, M. J.'Miller, J. Iacomlni, R. Papoano, Doran. E, Rambhclierz Rmf 32 M. Pvnttisl 7 46 ' 77 , pl :S A lj- 4 , x if -1: Q' :fi 1' -'L ' 1: k ,Zi ELS' 'fi-'-: . . . with read hands and zealous minds s Sophomores 109 Row 1 left to nght J Fraser V Lxcause P Guenther T Ede D Pappano P Meadows T Brennan D DeSante Row 2 J Skeese W Rose W Eckman D Halalko S Berlsh D Culver D Cardma Row 3 R Lux P Mlller T Scheatzle D Keatmg K Burch R Fltl R Martone R Gmerek R0w4 J Wendelken P Plglla R Gardner F Pudloskl T Strook E Turchan L Parsons Row 5 H Laughlln J Molllca R Gray R Jackson R Nupp R Batal J Koneff P Byrne Row 6 G Hudak E Jesson R Seed Sophomores L1brary M F Censky S Kremblas M Mundy C Garlando T Germano K LoPrest1 Row 3 C Chapman R Doran R Hughes A Kauf mann S Ross C Spallmo G MIHCICH H Behk Row 4 P Borden D McDonald T Becker J WSSSIIY S Savage N Kropac E Aumlller Row5 B Driscoll K Martm M J Langbeln J Pfeiffer C Kayatm M Gxll A Mlkolashek M Nugent Row 6 L Jenkms J VanDevere D Flelds S G11l T Lmdsay A Hayden E Isaac Row 7 S Barr C Buzzelll J Farr C Thomas l i Q 3 . 4 Row 1, left to right: T, Caraceiolo, M. A. Forbes, J. Evans, J. Hirsch, J. Ransweiler, C. Seikel, R. Testa, E. Collins. Row 2: J. Rabb, Class Jackets denote ,anh- Ralf pf' M,-.... in X X5 We xx mt to m1ke th1s the best Ch11s1m1s 1'o1m 11 excr But xx 111t lbout the C1155 J1CLxLtS9 B x I c 111 hardlx xx 111 1111 xc o du our 111 gs These xre oulx 1 iexx 01 the top1cs the Jumor homexoom 1310311161115 uc c11scuss111g They wrc from left to waht E1 megs P1ch1chero 108 'Xlarx Jean L1RoLe.1 106 W1111'1m Long 306 Joseph Georges 100 md C 1ro1 Rexmrmn 102 unlors 105 Rau 1 left to Hght B Srmth G Hoban R Ransweller C Casex E Dolenskx R P11 xzzo P Bermmgcr J A1dr1c11 Row 2 S '1 1h11e1 R Shoenfelt R Ochs R Nervo L Kapelki L Essirx A B1t11 Row 'i T Jc11dr1s1k D Rlckus A DeCdsper R Metcilfe T Dllmphx T Yost J Petrosk1 R Murphy Row 4 J Georges P M110 D Balaun G Walter M Hunter M G111 A Fensto l'1 1OC EI' O O O O xv Ns' W Q 1, 9 TTWQY U , N 3 . K r ' X ,.. ' X A! 1 -vf jx ' 'L 2' ' ' LI 'z ' 'L L j1 'z og, 'L A' 'X 'Ax' r -' -'11 -1 ja ' ' ' 'nh ' ' ' 'Z-' . '. A 5 O 24 jl1I11OI'S HS llppC1'C12iSSIIlCfl Iumors 102 Rowl left to rzght B Ulrxch C Reymann L Lowry L Dwrkow M A Khoury I Melhon M A Breldmg M Sutter S Krakcx Row 2 C C1ss1dx J Shcrmun D Hlllegws A Stemmetz J Pelllterl K Herdmwn R MCGIHHIS E Colhns Row 3 G Spillmo J Royer L Ahern B Lattlmer A Polsmelll N Roberts N Scheeser G Shsmd J Huber Row 4 K Kllway M Cahlll J Foore mann B Purdx B Moss A DcJac1m0 Row 6 B Falanga A Fmnegan P Johnson J Strobel D Fulkerson C Rasmskl C Grunnlnger B Schmltz H1 there' IUIIIOTS ev-iclums C Case ws sho welcomes J Burgoon J Adams wud thc new Jumor class Jackets O 6 0 O 0 O J: May, Lange. 'P. Karam, Kr Klenrle, D. Elertolini. Row C. Joycre, Biotzman, D. Jlmk, B.'Riohards, Snyderf Bgach- r X uniors capture spirit of unit . . . uniors 106 Row! left to rzght R Clark R Brett N Baughman B Raderstorf G Forkes J Jones S Botzum R Hlbbs B Bertsch How 2 I Delagrange P LISKB C Jendrxsak K McGuire S Andrews S Fusco E Hohnhorst J Dfxvldson Rous 3 J F1'm1gan C Case M McA1eese F Kravec B Farr C Hurt M LaR0cca J Pallch Juniors 306 Oberdoerster T Battenberg T Funk P Neman J Deagan C Workman T McGuck1n Row 3 T Harmon V Fxhn J Hoff mann J Turner W Long R Rabb C Fenn D Iacobucci Row 4 P Kraus L Maghone L Morris C PBVEIOI J Bandrowsky D Haas P Egan Row 5 G Ymghng W Rexchart J Scaflti D Zito K Broseman K Shumaker O O Row 1, left to right: W. Gilbride, A. Castner, E. Newkirk, J. Franjesh, F. Miletti, J. Devereux, H. Doll, L. Placanica.. Row 2: D . . . in student activities Keeping up with the genes in biology are Jim Devereux, Bill Gilbride, and Becky Clark, who view recent projects. Planning, anticipation, en- thusiasm, and learning characterize the activities of the junior class. The Christmas formal spon- sored by these upperclass- men brightens the Winter i season While their planning t Hmm of the junior-senior prom heralds spring. The scholastic program A ,ff features a Wide variety of 4 subject matter. American history classes delve into h ' major campaign issues, While English students probe American literature. As the end of the year approaches, Juniors focus their attention on the long awaited event of selecting class rings ,,-av Juniors 108 Rowl left to right C Miller M Spalding D Hilgert M Case C Iannone P McBride M Hamilton J Filxppl S McHugh Row Schulz L Palmarini J Jonke F Pichichero J Scalera P Holladay S Watrmg Row 4 A Richards I Sherman K Sullivan A Curran C Lombardi L Price I Iasko J Burgoon Row 5 J Quirk J Trnonovich J Beattie R Azar M Fleming R George M Frederick M Coulter Row 6 J Denholm C Kropac P Hansel J Collett M Deagan F Hogan R Rlelly M Bouschere ' A w 5 0 2: N. Rennie, J. Kloehli, L. Borden, Strickland, M. Verbanasf Schmidt: J.'-Roman, Starner. Royw M. Karadin, D. Kelly, B. 4 0' 3 if We entrust your valor not only to our athletes but also to those who, reflecting her gallantry, loving her courage, proudly carry the name -Saint Vincent. Q, 1 School spirit flares . . . 1? . K. I ' V M! if 1 .s fx. if we V xx . a X X x J ' K 1 if .4 . . ',,.H'iff if , :' if -' mi i. . 1 is' . ,- 3 , .. 1- 5, ,f.. f . ,' ,,- 3'-K p. . , sf' ' , I . ' 4.. ' ' 11 was f ww f v. r f M -ff-Q sry. A .,w2e?.:. . -fi.. .Q f:'?1iwgt J- -- 'af 1 ' wielnv 1 ' f YJ. r two' , .. .: Yi ' J' Ab ow 1, left to rzght: C. Garlando, M. E, Garry, L. Hesxdence, J. Trivonovich, Stt M. J. Lobello. Row 2: S. Kremblas. M. Mundy, D. Hillegas, B. Moss, M. J. L Roc M. J. Miller. Let's have a cheer for the girl with the megaphone. She's the girl that adds the frosting called cheerlead- ing on the high school foot- ball cake. Cheerleading, a science in itself, keeps the true meaning of spirit alive in the hearts of the team and student body. To be a cheerleader at St. Vincent a girl must have enthus- iasm, showmanship, and leadership. The duties of a St. Vincent cheerleader in- clude decorating the goal posts, leading cheer rallies, and keeping spirit high. Varsity uniforms are white with green pleats in the skirt and green trim. . . . with hope and triumph The varsity band's preci- sion steps and excellent playing during half time shows display Saint Vin- cent spirit at its finest. Many hours of practice are exemplified by high step- ping in the Veterans' Day and other civic parades. The annual spring concert under the direction of Rob- ert F. Lewis draws atten- tion to versatility in every- thing from marches to classics. Band members elected the following offi- cers: Madeline DeCasper, presidentg William Gard- ner, vice-presidentg Carol Reymann, secretaryg and Marie Sutter, treasurer. - ,H af,- 1 K mg Above: Fans observe a solemn moment during half-time gaiety as the band plays ' d f the Alma Mater. For the band it climaxes hours of drill. the opening chor s o R 1 left to right H Strickland J Scalcra J Lang Mayorettes F Pichichero B Palko J Micale Drum mayor H Laughlin ow P 'VIcDonald C Miller C Seikel D Witwer Row 2 M H Dewey M Sorg P Incardoni E Collins K Thompson B Holland Nl DeCasper Row 3 C Rasinski A Hayden J McClelland J Neitz J DeWitt D Brawlev C Wagner Row 4 M Mu pliw W Gardner J Turner R Beesing E Schweikert R Hayden Gladiators of the gridiron . . . I Q Q I .la h .. I .1 Q. . ,kf I If ' 4 .. .5 i Q W . 1 . s Q .-f LR ix A I . . K J 1- Q.. . J , - , ,- , 3 X T 4 f , W . x 2 , ,ig 5 , f 5' , 1 ' : X 3 Q x 1 . - ' is ' V , - ' . f i 5 ' 15 Qi? A It W . Row, 1, left to right: R. Nervo, T. Roman, W. Ray, R. Pitts, G. Sax, H. Meyer, F. Mancini, R. Estadt, J. E Wentz. Row 3: Asst. Coach N. Endress, R. Rabb, E. Newkirk. E. Dolensky. Row 4: D. Pappano, P. Berish, J. Franjesh. ,pls of-Yi .0 i' Fi I K' ' M2 X K . i. -1 .-if-we if J. Petit, S. Lembo, M. Neman, P. Meadows, C. Casey. Row 2: Asst. Coach Crangle, J. Pfeiffer, P. Hogan, A. Ede, T. Butowicz, Father A. O'Boy1e, Coach J. White, L. Maglione, A. Fenstomocher, M. Hunter, L. Morris, T. Battenberg, Neman, J. Hoffman, D. Essary, C. Petit, R. Jackson, J. Michelich, R. Fitz, S. Irish offensive forward wall, Dick Estaclt. John Petit. Joe Pfeiffer, Frank Mancini, limi Jack Crungle tensely ziwuit snap from center. x ? 9 .J .sf A . . . build strength and courage s ai .. E E2 ' .. 3 'Qc l 'Q With new light on old faces, the Dean of Akron high school coaches, Eddie Wentz un- dertook the job of building an efficient foot- ball machine. With most of his team return- ing from last year's squad, he set out to place men in their most advantageous positions. After much experimentation he came up with the combination that clicked through- out the season as witnessed by the fact that no games were lost after the opening two contests. Although the Fighting Irish lost the first two encounters against last year's city co-champions, East and Buchtel, they went on to win four games with three straight ties sandwiched in between. With tradition and honor at stake, the Saints met the Cru- saders of Saint Mary in the annual parochial championship game. For the second straight year, both teams received the title, Cham- pion, for their brilliant play that ended in a tie. Through the course of events during the season, the Irish won two decisions from YJ fix Central and South by close scores and two decisions from Canton Catholic and Cuya- hoga Falls by decisive scores. As Coach Wentz will testify, it takes eleven players on the field and a strong bench of reserve strength to win a game. As the season progressed, and the ability of the team to work together became more pol- ished, the exceptional efforts of the out- standing players became more evident. Members of the squad receiving recogni- tion for their accomplishments were senior tackles Jack Crangle and Dick Estadtg left guard Frank Mancini, and fullback Jerry Sax. Other senior players Tony Ede, Hank Meyer, Mike Neman, John Petit, and Joe Pfeiffer furnished necessary experience on the line and in the backfield. Junior mem- bers Tom Battenberg, Al Fenstomocher, Mike Hunter, Larry Morris, Pat Neman, and sophomore Jerry White played promis- ing seasons while gaining valuable know- ledge for next year's campaign. 33 Paul Hogan Right Tackle LQ, f f, C0 Sigmund Lembo Right Guard Jack Crangle Hank Meyer Left Tackle Right Halfback Senior 1' Players Tony Ede Left End Frank Mancini Joe Pfeiffer Left Guard Center Mike Neman Tom Roman Left Halfback Left Halfback Senior members of the Fighting Irish provided the spark- plug that revived the reputation of the teams gone by. Starting at center, the middle of the Irish forward wall, appeared Joe Pfeiffer and Bill Ray. Paul Hogan, Frank Mancini, and John Petit handled the chores at the guard positions. Tackles Dick Estadt and co-captain .I ack Crangle displayed superiority. Both J ack and Frank represented the Saints on the first string All Cityl' team. Besides contribut- ing his pass catching ability, left end Tony Ede also supplied vital dovvnfield blocking. The senior backfield consisted of halfbacks Hank Meyer and Mike Neman and fullback co- captain Jerry Sax. Mike proved that size doesnlt make the man, While Hank showed them how it's done with flashing speed. For driving force in the backfield the Irish relied on Jerry who also excelled on defense. Defensemen Tom Roman and Sigmund Lembo contributed to the successful season by holding the opposition to a minimum of points. Each did a terrific job in putting the Ugreen and white back in the Win column and reviving the fear of the Fighting Irish. Jerry Sax John Petit Fullback Right Guard Dick Estadt Right Tackle Bill Rax Center 36 F1llbL1Ck J 5 S ft ci d 'Ce 111 D E .mectsat fS liL kl Mike Hunter I h his pass-catch g b t ght d, d monstrate l t p t Spirit and determination . . . Saint Vincent-7 East-23 An underdog Irish team met the highly- touted East Orientals and absorbed a de- feat. They fought gamely, though unable to cope with Curby Smith. Jerry White con- verted for the extra point. Saint Vincent-7 Buchtel-1 3 Fighting till the end, the Saints once again traveled the road of defeat. Jerry Sax drove over from the two yard line to climax a 59- yard drive, for the lone touchdown. Saint Vincent-14 South-6 The Irishmen ended a twelve-game losing streak at the expense of the South Cavaliers. Jerry Sax plunged for the first score and tallied a later touchdown on a 9-yard jaunt. Saint VinCeHf'27 Canton Catholic-O Against Canton the Irish posted their high- est score of the season. Mike Neman and Hank Meyer contributed with long runs of 50 and 44 yards to aid in the rout. Saint Vincent'-14 Central- 1 3 In the biggest win of the season, Jack Cran- gle received lineman of the week award for his brilliant playing. Jerry White con- verted for the two deciding extra points. reap fru1ts of vlctory Samt Vmcent-6 B31-bel-ton-6 Playmg under adverse cond1t1ons the M3g1CS gamed a qulck lead Jerry Sax and M1ke Neman led the ground attack on the touchdown drlve wh1ch ended w1th Al Fen stomocher tallymg s1X po1nts Samt Vmcent-14 Samt Mary 14 Wantmg to dommate the paroch1al t1tle the Ir1shmen bullt a slzeable lead of two touch downs The Crusaders countered w1th the same tally m a game complete m 1ts tradl t1onal rlvalry and color Samt Vmcent-6 Samt Edwards-6 Because of two null1f1ed touchdowns the Ir1sh had to settle for a th1rd stra1ght t1e Frank Manc1n1 recoved a Lakewood fumble and from there Jerry Sax and Hank Meyer alternated for the score Samt Vmcent Z6 Cuyahoga Falls 7 The Samts hmshed the grld season w1th a resoundmg v1ctory over Falls Battenberg, Fenstomocher, Sax, and Meyer scored and Jerry Wh1te added h1s th1rteenth converslon to complete the season's scormg ddy gh dby StEd P O O O O O I y Coach Wentz and Joe I 1' I for study the g 'm situat ' O . , , Quarterback A1 Fen t mocher p' k p ' d g b f - bein it from behi , ' d t kl , .-.. 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'--.XA 7 Shamrocks cllmb to champlonslup ,--Y... f Fo eg ound D Cast er manager Row 1 left to ght J Rubel J Bell D Ne Ru ell T Ed W K e R Gm rek T Da gle Asst C ches C Fletche J Zamp o Row 2 HeadC ch J Me eler AthletcD ectox' J H11 de R Rom D Ka lauskas V Lcause J S yde A Ca s R Rxch T Wh te R Ras k R w 3 L Pa so s D H ghs D Huth J Mack y D Geo ge B Jakabousk T F a Jesh R F a ks The St V1ncent Shamrocks came back th1s year to take the champ1onsh1p of the North eastern Oh1o Bantam League for the thlrd t1me 1n SIX years Coach Jack Merzweller was ably asslsted by Chlck Fletcher w1th the help of John Zamp1no former Shamrock grldder The Shamrocks ran up a br1ll1ant undefeated season Wlth only two teams scormg agamst them Most Valuable Player awards Went to halfback Ronme Russell and end Terry Ede who also served as co cap tams The sophomore domlnated squad re celved valuable ass1stance from freshman D1ck Hughes and Denny N eman h1gh scorer for the year Joe Mackey f1eld gen eral of the team quarterbacked the club throughout the season 1n an unheralded but valuable role These players led the Sham rocks through a season that w1ll long be re membered 1n the annals of Bantam foot ball After the fmal game agamst South Coach MerzWe1ler gave h1s team the hlghest pralse posslble when he stated Thls IS the fmest team I have ever coached Bantam Scores V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent Vmcent Vmcent V1ncent V1ncent Central Barberton South East West North Kenmore South s,, mfr, , V in 6' 1 Camera captures varsity action gl iv 1' x' 3 A, -.-.r ut i R 3 1 ff , , as f X K V xi 4 x ,gym x r ' iii 3 ' fl ,W 1, Aboze Don Zlto moves up to 3SS1St Jack Crangle yymg for a rebound durmg the Hou cr game Left Jack Crangle obserx es as Don ZIIO drn es ln for two pomts agamst Massxllon Vars1ty Record Vmcent Vmcent Vmcent Vlncent V1DCGDt Vxncent V1ncent V1ncent Vmcent V1ncent Vlncent Vmcent Vxncent V1ncent Vmcent Vmcent Vlncent Vlncent Central South Ravenna Buchtel St Mary Alumn1 Cuyahoga Falls Hower Massxllon St Edward Garfxeld Cuyahoga Falls East GAM Barberton St Mary Southeast Cuyahoga Falls X P QQ y . l l l St. ' ........... 38 ...... . . St, ' ........... 44 .,...... . St. ' ,.......... 48 ..... . . St. ' ........... 49 .,... . . St. ' ........... 47 . .... . . St. ' ........... 63 ' ..... . . . St. ' ........... 46 St. ' ........... 42 ' ......., . St. Vincent ........... 59 Canton Catholic St. ' .....,..... 51 ' ..... . St. ' .......,... 50 . . . . St. ' ........... 31 ' .... . . . St, ' ........... 42 St. ' ........... 46 ......... . . St. ' ........... 43 . . . . . . . . . . . St. ' ........... 50 . . . . . St. ' ,.......... 36 . ..... . St. ' ........... 62 . . . . . C St. ' ,.......... 47 Beginners learn from experience Rowl left to nght J H1nkle manager T Klsh L Zeno D Neman R Hughes W Crano L Clements Row 2 R Pltts coach T Penrod J Shumaker D Ahern J Bachmann J OBr1en R R3SlHSk1 Desp1te the1r bemg one of the smaller teams 1n the Jumor H1gh School League, the freshman cagers cl1mb ed to 4 10 record agamst the1r taller opponents Coach D1ck PlttS used a balanced attack Wlth the Whole squad seemg act1on Denny Neman capta1n D1ck Hughes, Larry Clem ents, B111 Crano, and Larry Zeno saw the most SEFVICC After a rather d1sappo1nt mg season, the squad went 1nto the Barberton tourney Wlth h1gher hopes, but Nor ton edged by them 1n the openmg round 51 49 Freshman Record V1DCCHt V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent Vmcent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent West West U L L1 ght Central Kenmore Perk1ns Falls Falls S1 Kenmore Perkms Central Norton . st. ' ..3o - . ' st. ' ..25 - st. ' uso . . ' ' ' ' st. ' H57 .. ' st. ' has ' 'A - st. Vincent. .58 U.L. Light , 1 t st. ' N84 ' .. . ' st. ' U80 - st. ' H65 ' ' Q st. ' H68 'll ' st. ' ..6o ' u Q St. ' H60 ' . . ' st. ' H56 . . - st. ' H49 .. , . l 1 Sports enthusiasts seek . . . Strike! What a welcome sound in the ears of St. V. Bowlers is that rushing clatter! Every Tuesday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:30, the girls of the league meet at East Market Gardens. Each of the twelve teams engages in keen competition against the others, for at seasonls end the American Junior Bowl- ing Congress donates trophies for each mem- ber of the leading team and the highest aver- age scorer-this year, Pat Scafidi's foursome and Helen Conway, respectively. Miss Patricia Aldrich, sponsor, Helen Conway, president, and Alice Stitz, secre- tary, officiated at the annual banquet when girls received silver bowling ball pendants. Lorene S hl k ' t h ' g ticipat' S she 011 h ball for p f t t'k. 'haf gg e T ofl e o d a ell t t key a Rosema Lu Qfr m lefty t lly the d y e e . . . bowling alleys and frozen lakes -6 t slec. ,Lb After Tom Batten mlghty shove, Pa s rugglcs 0 5. i P -v- ' K. MOIBII, the ice Golf, track, and tennis . . . 4 -as ...-fx., 4-rv A Vlncent Vmcent V1ncent Vlncent Vlncent Vmcent V1ncent Vmcent V1ncent www Season s Scores 12 12 12 12 12 Hoban Kent State Canton Cathol1c Stow East Garf1e1d Buchtel Cuyahoga Falls Stow 12 12 12 12 Rzght Pete Yahner congratulates Chrxs Van Devere after a practlce sesslon The Ir1sh netters recelved httle more than expemence from the 56 campa1gn Steve Kraus, team captam, advanced to the th1rd round of the d1str1ct tenn1s tournament Vlncent Vlncent Vmcent Vlncent 44 Tennls Record Central Cuyahoga Falls Garfleld Buchtel Pat Meadows sends ball to destxnatxon durxng a practlce match Wlth Carl Fenn Mlke Glll Ron Selkel and Kelth Burch Postlng a 7 3 mark the Irlsh d1vot d1ggers, led by captaln Bob Meadows, weathered a tough schedule Wh1le placmg second 1n Clty SSFIGS competltlon, the Salnts recorded shutouts over Hoban South, and East 1 3 X ,V A 25, Li ,h .gr 1 11 few-, 2311? . - ' , . . . St. ' .......... 9 ................ 0 St. ' .......... 7 X ........... 1 X ' ' ' St. ' .......... 3 ' ...... 6 , , ' , , A St. ' .......... 5 X ................. 3 X St. ' .......... 9 .................. O St. ' .......... 7 X ' .............. 1 X ' ' St. ' .......... 2 ...........,.. 7 St. ' .......... 2 X ....... 6 X St. Vincent .......... 9 South ................. 0 St. ' .......... 8 X ................. 1X2 v ' , ' ' - y 3 32? 7 A ' Y if ,-'X . K I vklk' 11'X fr ',',IX,', 11,111 K I -X It ' If ' Q St. ' ....,...... 3,2 ............... 2,3 f I 7 ltl' ' 1 St. ' ........... 1,0 ....... 4,5 ' st. ' ........... 2,2 ' .............. 3,3 2 of f 2 st. ' ........... 2,0 ............... 3,5 2, 1 Grlpplng Vmcent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent V1ncent . . . complete sports cycle he pole for luck 1n a commg meet are clockwlse B Bnzes B Owen B Haas J Appeldorn and K Shumaker Season s Scores 2215 51 V2 44 V2 Buchtel Coventry Stow Wadsworth Norton Barberton Spr1ngf1e1d Wadsworth Track team looks on as H Meyer sprmts toward Ki 'QQ annum-W 111 7812 39Vz 54W 38Ma 73V2 the fmlsh lme The 1956 ed1t1on of the Samt V1ncent track two W1ns and s1x losses Meets w1th some of the area s strongest teams resulted 1n the un successful season The season s lone v1ctor 19S came agamst Norton and Wadsworth 1n a trmle meet and agamst Stow 1n a dual meet Wadsworth later came back to gam revenge at the expense of the Ir1sh Coach R1chard P1ttS th1nclads set three school records, however, ln postlng the worst record 1n the Sa1nts four year track h1story Terry Fagan pole vaulted to a new record by clearmg the bar at 10 feet, 2 1nches Gary Karam set a new mark 1n the h1gh hurdles, f1n1sh1ng m 172 seconds Ken Shumaker rounded out the record settmg by h1gh Jumpmg 5 feet, 7 1nches 45 7 St. ' .......... ............. f St. ' .......... 31 ........... 87 St. ' .......... ............... St. ' .......... 55 ......... St. - .......... 39 1i111111i179 H , , St. .......... 42 ' ' ......... 68 St vincent: 2 I 3 2 1 ::::23 warren .... 21112186 Squad Posted d not-tdd-impressive record Of Y l ' 1 7 .- . . . Q u , Q - K . . . ' .Swv .,x- ' mr' K YZ S 'vi ag 'f w -ik T f , A: fm' ip - 8' F' 1,3-' 4 . :ff '?1 Qf.f25 , Wz?gg3.f,i.f,-,,3?,,ip? V 4: i Q 1 viggff i A K iffilf 'Q L' tfi'5zg?5'yk Q P Hwang yi,-Qi V ,,,,,5h5A K iff-JVg2J?s?1'f11-v. , ,, ,,-,,, W , Q- ei K. 'ix 3 flfifpiiffig -f frfa-ffweiff ff' E A . ,,L23': in 2551553 Y aff. , Q- 1-Qi 1 ali' And the lilt of Irish laughter ever present in the halls, at school dances and at club meetings, assures you, O'Leary, that this part of your treasure is safe. , . . I n M r- X A A' Egwzygf' ggi, x mfifg 4 E? f Q4 h ax kr. .3 '-s 4' 'F' M. w bk , 1 q-v3A. ' ' .3 Sshmg I' Y Q1 V W .1 M n . if K x -'52 ,l as W9 Qas ' Y A S. at wa I . xmas? I- 'A' 9 A 1 W, L' 5 I vt Q if in I Vi ,, mx. Y LP 14 N nfl: Q, I gf Al yr ' 5 5 X 1 - x . X 1 X X QIUX B , . E I X S X 4 Q 'N gl f' ff Xl 4 J 3 Mx W 2 , 2 1 ' y gy: x f . 4 f X r , K S' sf A 5 li A, aff K A .Sr V X 1,24 ! ,ff A ,k,., r' ' Y ff fi X Q27 ' Y I ' Q1 .f 75 f f f3Ei ig jl,?w33g2'Z! is c ink? ,N P - 3 j, .,if-, Ei-,K . ,,,A wr J! Q Z?!'x'I0 ' 5's 1,5 14- fx ,K W V fri, 1 x xg ' A. 14 Ug g X E 'x f JC Ii? 5 55W gs-4 ri ,X H 17.7, g l .ff Y . ' 1 -1 wi Angels in the air snowflakes drifting lazily to earth tiny flashes of pink and blue upon the Wall it must be heaven Attracted by the promise of the music of Frankie Reyn- olds orchestra and pleasant memories of past formals, many of the alumni and stu- dents attended the Starlight TWirl held on December 27. The decorations planned by the juniors had a modern touch, accented by the plastic mobile of snowflakes dangling from the ceiling and the mirrored ball cast- ing its reflections upon the Wall of the gym- nasium. This year the couples' names were written on silver stars used as decorations. Christmas treo. soft lights, and tinsel make a hoilciny background for. clockwise. J Herr. FI Robert. S. Ross. A, Cnstncr. Y 3 1 E Lf V , ' music, fun, and swirling skirts -qu- Light from silver paper chandeliers - basketball hoops till a few hours ago -fell on the faces of stu- dents and alumni dancing to Chic Hackettis music. Crimson velvet, the proper foil for a coronation scene, draped the throne, and on either side of the dais, white pillars twined with silver vines stood sentinel to welcome Homecoming royalty - Ann and her court. From 8:30 to 11:30 on November 21, 1956, she reigned in the St. Vincent gym, her orb a white foot- ball autographed by the varsity, her scepter a nose- gay of chrysanthemums. ybems FnkM r n Ci A k left HkM 1' Lr e Fag Owe E11 P k Stt d B ll R y 51 Ann Murra a as ra ancini proudly crowns he , Quee Ann. l 1 M d her escort, Fran Mancini, are, t o right, an eyer, Cathy Chia appa, John Petit, o etta McGarry, Patricia an, Bill n, en Wozniak, aul Bec , Alice iz, an i a . Music provides the key . . . On December 15 and 16, St. Vincent Choristers evi- denced dramatic as Well as vocal forte in a Christ- mas musical entitled Hi-Fi in Santalandf' The program of seasonal hymns and merry carols-not to mention glowing Rudolph noses, falling snow, and holiday decor-helped to transport the audi- ence to the North Pole where they witnessed the confusion of last-minute preparation for and the actual celebration of Christ's birthday. Jim-in-the-box Doerr asks Windy, Joe Pfeiffer, to read him a Christmas story. F9 F50 . to S'eQr n'..zs fe Row 1, left to Tight: A. Tricaso. K. Herdman, R. Hibbs, J. Pelliteri, J. Sherman, C. Spallino, C. Iannone, K, Wolff, I. Sherman, J. Delagrange, B. Schulz, T. Carraciolo, M. Schmidt, B. Bertsch, K. Sullivan, E. Collins, A. M. Loftus. Row 2: C, Buzzelli, S. Mc- Clarnon, M. Breiding, M. Hamilton. P. Ahern, J. Ransweiler, J. Iacomini, A, Steinmetz, K. Minkel, T. Becker, M. Kuebler, B. Pifer. L. Darkow, G. Shand. Row 3: S. Edwards, J, Poinar. R. Doran. J. Tousley, P. Hartmann, C. Garrett, M. H. Penrod. C. Brown, P. Lobello, N. Rennie, M. Josh, M. Mundy, D. Fields, E. Scheatzle, R. Pappano, P. Elliott. Row 4: S. Ross, M. J. Miller P. Se1fr1ed..M. J. McColl. P, Hamilton. J. DeWitt. C. Ball, D. Hillegas, C. Palisin, S. Kremblas, S. Markovich, M. Pepperney, C. Lombardi, M. May, M. Er Garry, E. Wozniak, L. Hesidence, S. Falardeau, C. Hurt, K, McGuire. Row 5: I. Lasko. J. Ciolli, R.'Halverson, K. Ryan, C. Sitko, T. Lindsay, E. Butler, S. Strausser, S. Kidder. K. McGuckin, M. Case, J. May. B. Snyder, L, Price, S. Seed, B. Palko, R. George. Row 6: F. Kravec, S. Tomlinson, P. Johnson, M. Battistuta, S. Baughman, M. Murty, M, Schorr, J. Flanigan, M. Loftus, M. Neidert, T. Ochsenhirt, C. Gauder, J. Collett, lvl, Deagan, While the chorus sings the traditional O Tannenbaumf' Santa and his helpers decorate the Christmas tree. to seasonal rejoicing Angels, shepherds, and people of all nations join St. Nichols and his help- ers in adoration of the Christ Child. mc. ', 'ieli were ' .L ' Wm? sq . . The 9:45 Chorus salutes Rudolf, the red-nosed reindeer. Left to right, seated: J. Pelliteri, J. Sherman, J. Ciolli, I. Lasco, M. J. Loftus, W. Owen, M. Schorr, B. Schulz, M. May, C. Palisin, S. Baughman, S. Falardeau, C. Iannone, C. Hurt. M. Deagan. Row 2: C. Spallino, J. Strobel R. Hibbs, A. Tricaso, C. Ball, J. DeWitt, J, Adams, K. Herdman, S. Strausser, S. Lembo, J. Appeldorn, I. Sherman, M. Kuebler, E. Wozniak, S. Seed, M. Richard, Mrs. Claus, M. E. Garry, Santa Claus, P. Milo. Row 3: N. Rennie, P. Johnson, P. Theobold, E. Butler, F. Kravec, K. Shumaker, A. Jendrisak, J. Mollica, R. Guenther, L. Hesidence, B. Palko, P. Elliott, J. May. Row 4 C1-ightlz R. Estadt, J. Devereux, D. Haas, J. Pfeiffer, D. Zito. Barbara and Jon Adams, the liveliest windup dolls in the world, dance for Santa's elves in a quiet interlude. If H i 1- f,...:c'P'f' F' 'E A In spring the hearts of upper elassmen . . . 5 x be if g, , v v' , ,av ra n t , r f l 5 File ku 1 ,2 Q , if' r Above: I thought this night would never come, exclaims senior Joanne Micale to Larry Giacomo cut-iiterl, as Paul Darlington, Maureen Crowley, Bob Kissinger, and Barbara Palko ascend thc stairs to the Mayflower Ballroom. Left: I'll take you home again, Kathleen, states senior Pat DeRosa, not to Kathleen, but to Theresa Vim-iguerra as he helps her with her coat upon ar- riving at the Mayflower for the Prom. I'll take you home, but not until midnight has climaxed an evening of fun and dancing. . . . lightly turn to Maytime Prom The tall mirrors on the walls reflect white dinner jackets and pastel formal gowns. As tradition dictates, juniors sponsor the fare- well cotillion for the seniors on the eve of Ascension Thursday-May 9, this year. From nine o'clock until midnight, St. Vin- cent lads and lasses and their guests dance under the crystal chandelier of the May- flower Hotel Ballroom to music played by Frankie Reynolds' orchestra. Flowers deck the walls, and in hanging cages, make-be- lievev birds perch and eye the buffet of sandwiches and soft drinks. And, as the dancers read from their programs, . . . so ended an evening of fun and delight. Oh gosh! What a prom! Oh wow! What a night! Soft light 'eet music. and mellow Inught set the mood as Alice Stitz, Tony Didato, Ann Murray, and Frank Mancini dance to Stardust played by Frankie Reynolds' orchestra. it KJLU Honor societies direct individual talent . . . l T? i A student who exh1b1ts scholarship, leader sh1p good character, and service here 1S a candldate for the Natlonal Honor SOC1Gty He must be a junlor or senlor and ma1nta1n a B average To keep a semor majority only lf 3 of the candidates are juniors The members have a chance to give serv1ce 1n the N HONWP Q IET .f A dir - Q V Ili J Groetz frlghtj Natlonal Honor Soclety secretary explains the stu dent activmes f11e to T Polsmelli and J Harrxgal fseatedl var1ous projects of the N HS Advancing school Splflt by supplying the students Wlth cards of school songs, and schedules of foot ball and basketball games 1S one such pro ject The sponsoring of Friendship Day and the talent show exhibits another phase of the society s servlce to St V Rowl left to nght N Rennie A Ferro L Borden I Mellxon R Clark J Kormamk J Groetz W Kidder W Parker C Testa T Polsmellx A Trxcaso C Pallsln Row 2 J Trlvonovich E Doerr J Lang F Hummel B Farr S Strausser J Harrlgal J Flamgan G Hoban J Scheatzle E Woznlak E Butler M E Garry M Kuebler Row 3 M Sutter A Murray M Barr F Ryan S Lembo R George C Van Devere R Fraser W Long P Kraus J Palmerl T Babiy Row 4 M Zrelak C Daugherty F Kravec C Case P Johnson R Dettlmg D Haas K Broseman J Georges 56 GATT? A , - , -. ,ec N T W at g c r 11' l ,,.,...m,,.t W: may f Q are Viv H T C H Q j t P! , Aw A 1 4 K . . d W i'ir N r G li t I r, lx i 'frj Y l 7 X r ! . . . toward group service . - E E , . e 10 , . ami on. . . arry, . rlcaso. o Lasko. D. Kelly, M. Loftus, J. Strobel, S. Strausser J. DeWitt P. Johnson. f--1 .59 i I ea V R X 3 , I 4 G 1 3 aft. Y, . ws , Modern Music Masters-Row 1, left to right: M. A. Breiding, C. Cassidy, J. Snerman, I. Sherman, C. Miller H Strickland R George J Dela ran e I M ll' n P H 'lt M E G A T ' R w 2: M. May, C. Rinehart, C. Ball K Herdman , , P. Wagner. Row 3: S. Lembo, J. Adams E Wozmak Butler, M. Kuebler, J. Georges, W. Owen, M. Schorr, J. May, J. Appeldorn, W. Gilbride. ! x . X aa. Agfa 'lu L.. T Q M.M.M. Aspirants-Row 1, left to right: S. Ross. P. Lobello, C. Palisin, S. McClarnon. R. Hibbs, T. Caracciolo J Tousley P Ahern. M. Hamilton, E. Collins. Row 2: K. Minkel. C. Reymann. R. Pappano, T, Lindsay, S. Kidder. B. Schulz D Fields C Spal lino, M. Sutter, J. Lang. Row 3: M. Misbrenner, N. Rennie, M. Hayes, C. Buzzelli, F. Kravec, J. Ciolli, A. Castner B Pifer Aiming high, the Modern Music Masters en- deavors to foster good music in the home, school and church. The with Sister Aloysius as sponsor is in its fourth year as one of the three hundred charter units throughout the United States, Canada, and Alaska. To become a member, each student is required to have a year's experience in either band or chorus with a HBH average in music and at least a HC average in scholar- ship. Before entering, aspirants must pass a Written examination on the rules and bylaws. In addition they must audition their talents as vocalists or instrumentalists before the officers of the society. Modern Music Masters officers are, seated, I. Sherman, E. Wozniak, R. Reymann: and standing, W. Owen, and S. Lembo. Sodality members selling Christmas cards are, left to right, J. Flanigan, R. Clark, J. Lutz, R. Fraser. Guided by the motto To Jesus through Mary, the sodalists practice personal sanctification, sanctifica- tion of neighbor, defense of the Church and devotion to Mary. A student desir- ing to join must undergo a fifteen month probation. He then consecrates him- self to Mary. Reverend James A. O'Neill acts as spiritual director and Sis- ter Marie is moderator. odality and Mission Club further . . . Probation sodalists-Row 1, left to right: V. Schwartz, C. Reymann, J. Bauer, F. Linsalata, I. Sherman, M. Lz1Rocca, B. Farr, E. Issac. Row 2: R. Dettling, J. Shields, P. Yahner, C. Hurt, C. Egan, J. Kormanik, R, Haas. Senior sodalistsfRow 1, left to right: S. Lembo, D. Oberdoerster, R. Clark, P, Botzum, E. gow 5: W. Gilbrxde, J. Lutz, J. Flanigan, F. Ryan, K. Martin, P. Johnson, A. Batal. Row eor es. L l Roberts, P. Borden, G. Hoban, K, Ryan, 3: W. Parker, W. Owen, P. Kraus, J. Using L. Borden as a model Guatema- lan girl, Reverend Father Albert L. Reymann, M.M. explains the lives and customs of his south of the border parishioners to and C. Spallino. J. Huber, J. DeWitt, . . . the cause of Holy Mother Church St. V's sodalists, sparked by the intention of giving good things to others, work on such projects as a Christmas food and clothing drive for the poor, film strips shown during retreat, caroling at county homes, and the selling of Christmas cards and wrappings. Another Catholic Action group is the Mis- sion Club. Units such as the one at St. Vin- cent are necessary to missionaries as far away as South America or as close as Louis- iana, who depend upon all the various raffles, bake sales, and canceled stamp drives of the C.S.M.C. to carry on work for the Church. This year the projects at St. Vincent have been petitions for calendars, sewing mater- ial, discarded jewelry, and canceled stamps. Mission members also held a jewelry sale and had numerous raffles. Sister M. Benita heads St. V's C.S.M.C. unit. Prayer, study, and sacrifice guide the Catholic Student Mission Crusade Club. At St. Vincent a member should assist at Mass and Communion once a week for the mis- sions. Members attend monthly meetings, participating in discussions and reporting on articles from the mission magazine Shield. -Oc 0 v 7 '50 Row 1, left to right: J. Neitz, C. Powe, F. Keller, P. Chisholm, D. Hilgert, L. Borden, C. Spallino, J, Huber, R. Basile. R. Flynn, P. Gilbride, D. Brawley, D. Halaiko. Row 2: J. Hadley, F. Kerosky, E. Meech, A. Willenbacher, M. K. Ludwig, M. Slivka, E. Hohn- horst, R. George, L. Tipton, J. Tunberg, M. Misbrener, G. Powe. Row 3: E. Schweikert, T. Strock, B. Bachmann, R. Doran, F, Kravec, J. Trunko, T. Ochsenhirt, P. Henry, M. Sutter, F. Pudloski, D. Keating. Chem-Ph looks toward tomorrow mw- 'W' NW? Tl Guest speaker at a monthly Chem Phy meetlng Mr Walter F Sh1pman of the B F Goodrlch research equlpment department explalns xx 1th the help of slxdes the modern methods of processmg rubber The enhghtemng talk draws the attentlon of left to right James Kormanlk Barbara Schulz Joan Flanlgan Wxll1am Long Petcr Yahner and Chrls Van Devere The St Vmcent Chem Phy Club IS open to all sc1ence students who NV1Sll to learn of the everyday appl1cat1on of the1r studles ln m dustry Th1s year such mformatwe speakers as a patent attorney and a chem1st addressed the group S1ster Agnes and Slster Aqumas serwe as faculty adv1sors Chem1stry comes al1ve as Chem Phy Club members meet the men Whose sphere m m dustry 1S physlcs and chem1cal engmeermg To complement the theoretlcal knowledge of the students YVltl'1 pract1cal educatlon the guests often eXh1b1t samples, show f1lm strlps and work experlments Rowl left to nght M Kuebler B Loftus A Stltz H Conway M Gxrry, E Doerr A Ferro B Schulz C Ball R Clark J Lang P Botzum G Hoban E Butler J Bauer C VanDeverc Row 2 E Hornlng E George J Palmerx P Wagner S Straus ser J Hoffman C Rlnehart J Burch S Lembo J Flanlgan J Harrxgil F Hummel T Jendrxsak P Yahner R Dettllng W Long Row 3 P Carroll A Jcndrlsak W BFIZGS S Yahner A Murray A Murty K Rledcl C Case W Parker J Kormanlk J Ferraro A Batal T Harmon T Funk J Deagan Row 4 J Kuthenbrod H Meyer R Estadt D Oberdoerster A Ede K Shumaker M Flynn W Owen S Kldder K Broseman P Kraus J Georges W Reuhart Gene ,gf ' 'ian ll XY V ' 9 A X 3,3 A X if s N in f . W, V .q X if C x ,KJ g , Q ' 1 f ' -- 35 fl 7 . . . . , . A A X LA 2, ,, x x , , 1, L, Ky 1 x V Q M it W . t K an S A .. will it , ' e fo J . ' 'V , A Q ' f ' w s r 1 Y I A vt s l ll 1 A I 5 Classical League travels , through yesterda off Row! left to nght J Ransweller A Meley R Testa J Hlrsch M A Vlolette J Evans E Robert J Hmman D Testa E Fahey J Rabb H Bellk M F Censky P Ahern S McC1aron Row 2 B Holland J Tousley M Flavxn C Garlando R Clark J McClelland E Scheatzle M Rxchards M Pepperney L Jenkms M A Mundy P Borden J Sadon K Mxnkel C Polefrone Row 3 A Hayden S Kxdder B Bachmann J C10lll A Mlkolashek C Sxtko J Byron P Beatt1e R Bauer M Battlstuta P Johnson M Gless M F Neldert M Nugent Jumor Class1cal League members want to mterest the whole school 1I1 the1r orgamza t1on and promote the study of Lat1n The attendance at the1r slave auctlon December 10 1s, perhaps, an 1nd1cat1on of success, treas urer Anne Gr1ff1ths and secretary Susan K1dder report that outslders b1d as much as a dollar to secure the serv1ces of a mem ber for a day' Between classes the slaves carry books, pollsh shoes and make them selves generally useful Under the d1rect1on of S1ster Clar1ce, pres1dent Patr1c1a Lobello and v1ce pres1dent Rose Testa, the J CL plans a Roman banquet, and a style show featurmg togas and stolas LZ 5' C! sk Ill l, - 4--' X? Z Auctmneer W Gllbflde Rowl left to nght J Moneypenny P Sexfrled M H Penrod M A Murty M C Josh J Markovxch C Kolb P Murdock M A Hatton P Caffee A Wxllenbacher P Johnson J Adams standmg V Swartz S Trunk M Gan tous Row2 P Hxbbs J Wrxght L Fllmg M R Crum R Halverson B Kemper M Garcxa M Cxrlello C Kmnard B Hxbbs Row 3 N Bertsch M K Ludw1g' S Jolxet K Zettner C Gless M Besan S Adleman D Wxtwer 066 0 0 mx V ' Q x,a,,s! 4,-ak -BD Home Ec Club sweetens the homemaker's role -..i.t.. ' S K S' .W A-it --+ Y , Q ........-W Lggtgr . 'Y X E xoxo '31 , s ,v , Q 4n-1Cli h x .1 ,H N. ' t ., -vi? R. Doran samples thc cookies as R. Flynn pours punch for F. Hum- nwl and M, E. Garry at the Home Economics Club Christmas party, HHOW should I do my hair or what color is best for my complexion? questions every American teen-age girl. At St. Vincent jun- ior and senior girls have an opportunity to find an answer to their questions through the speakers who visit the Home Economics Club. This year the group heard talks on such subjects as floral arrangements, hair styling and gift Wrapping. The girls also had an opportunity to plan their annual Christmas party. Mrs. Martha Dunn, faculty advisor, instructed the group on the finer points of table setting and the planning of a menu for festive occasions. D000 090 Row 1, left to right: J. DeWitt. G, Spallino, B. Hinkcl, J. Sherman. P. Botzum, I. Mollion, B. Loftus, A. Steinmetz, L. Hesidcnce, J. Delagranze, M. J. Lobello. G. Forkes. P. Hollodav. C. Palisin, T. Vinciguerra, M. Sutter, C, Miller, L. Palmarini. Row 2: S, Falarcleau. D. S. Junk. S. Andrews. M, Kuebler, R. Flynn, A. Maischaider, A. Manko, J. Fenwick, B. Lattimer, H. Strickland, R. Brett, J. Foore. D. Hillegas, F, Pichichero. J. Stewart, C. Rasinski, B. Purdy. M. Cahill. Row 3: E. Hohnhorst, D. Hilgert, J. Burgoon, J. Huber. L. Borden, J. Burch. N. Schcescr, S. Fusco, P. Karam. C. Testa. F. Hummel. N. Roberts, M. Lange, A. Richards. Y. Karadin, M. J. LaRocca. Row 4: R. Doran. M. E. Garry. R. George. F. Ryan. C, Daugherty. K. Rciolel, M. Schmidt, C. Casc, M. McAlec-se, P. Johnson, M. J. Loftus, M. L. Coulter, K. Kehrle, J. Botzman. M. Verbanas, S. Baughman, Boosters add spice to student morale Row 1, left to right: J, Germano, B. Loftus, A. Maischaider, M. May, M. F. Censky. C. Chapman. P. Borden. S. Kremblas, C. Garlando, M. Gantous. R. Halverson. K. Ryan. J. Wright. A. Murray. M, J. Lobello. Row 2: M. Zrelal-c, A. ASt1tz. M. E. Garry, Hesidencc, M. Barr, K. Sawhill. E. Wozniak. M. Nugent. E. Doerr. M. Kuebler, T. Becker, J. May. H. A. VVriEht..E. Isaac. P. Sei- fricd. Row 3: K. Reidel. A. Mikolashek, J, Trunko, C. Daugherty, S. Strausser. M. Schorr, M. J. Loftus, J. Harrigal, F. Ryan, M. McAleesc. C. Case. M. J. La Rocca. B. Farr. C. Hurt. Cp QKPPO O 0 '90 Row 1. left to right: S. Theis, M. A. Hatton, D. Rich, P. Roberts, P. Lobello, P. Ahern. A. M. Loftus, K. Zehner. C. Casey, B. Burns R, Stitz, M. A. Hamilton. S. Kraker. E. Rambacher, Row 2: J. Burch, M. Maynard, D. Loftus, N. Rennie, J. Pelliteri. K. Herd- man. J. Bluhaugh, P. Chisholm, C. Ink, M. J. Miller, S, Ross, K. Minkel, M. A. Mundy. Row 3: C. Wahl. C. Gless, J. Palich. M Slivka, J. Miller, S. Shaul, K. McGuckin, C. Brown, B, Driscoll, R. Doran. J. Beattie. R. Doran. M. J. McCool. A. Willenbacher M. H. Penrod. Row 4: L. Broseman, J, Lutz. P. Hansel, K, Barr, M. A. Murty. C, Volkmor, J. Trivonovich. J. Hennessy, J. Wright J. Van Devere, D. Fields, S. Gill, C. Buzzelli, S. Boanny. Anybody's enthusiasm need a shot in the arm? The r Vincenteen Booster Club can supply it quicker than two shakes of a school ban- nerg they specialize in ff building student morale. 7 Because of the Boosters' rapid growth, sponsors Sis- ter Joseph and Miss Bell have divided the organiza- tion. Officers are Margaret Schorr, Carol Reymann, and Suzann Strausser. 1 4 1 4 l M i Q . Sorting report cards are, seated left to right, J. Miller, C. Wahl, P. Ahern, C. Volkmar, M. Hatton, L. Broseman, R. Halverson, standing, C. Kolb. K. Barr. S. Strausser, M. Schorr, C. Rey- mann. ,. , Nigga, ' , , :yr V5 : .sm-V Q ' ff, ,Q ' .7i. , .E 'lpn , Aw, - .55 l' 1 .M --N. f K .43 Q., -' 12 VE T.. K in 4 V Q iiiia, 1- 55, T 'Q Q if if af ' f f' .-1 f V g- ' I , JR if IF Sv 19' , X V uw S 3313 MQ if 3 af7 MS 'QW Social studies provide opportunities Amer ca hlstory stude ts bus ly dd ess folders to be e t t s S te ght P K am S McHugh D Ju k R Clark d Kelly t d g M H lto J Fla gan J Delag d D Hlleg of social studles classes encouraged the c1t1 zens of Summlt County to Vote Some of the1r projects cons1sted of sendmg out c1r culars mformmg the pubhc on the bond lssues making posters to d1splay in down town vvmdows and on cars the acquamtmg of the students wlth the issues and candi dates of the electlon V13 the publ1c address system and babysitting for parents and neighbors so that they could vote Just as in a regular electlon all students were requlred to reglster before they could vote for president vice presldent and gov ernor The mock electlon followed four days later dur1ng Whlch the students cast secret ballots in voting booths erected 1n soc1al studles classrooms X 91 ll X i n ' rx i a r s n 0 area voter . ea d,1eft to ri ,are . ar , . , an D. 3 s an in , . ami n, . ni , . range an . i as. Complementing their courses, the students . . . - S . . . ' Q 2 ' ' . . 5 . . . - jg' . . . ,'- , -ik . . . M 7 7 7 ' Q J ' for World betterment through edueatlon Lxvlng then' ClV1CS homework are T K1Sh C Casey R St1fZ T Dangel N Burkhardt C Schultz seated and standmg M DIIVIBSCIO D R1ch J Sus c1nsk1 S Whlte and J La Rocca SOCIH1 studles develop 1n students quahues of good c1t1zensh1p C1v1c mlnded freshmen ponder funda mentals of government 1n Arnerlca In order to un derstand the lmportance of Congress, they dramatlze the traelng of a b1H from 1ts 1ntroduct1on to the fmal s1gnature of the presldent In thls e1ect1on year they gave camps-ugn speeches and cast thelr votes ln the mock electlons Below Wh11e Dxane Testa leaves the votlng booth clerks Katheen Ryan and Davxd DeSante accept the reglstratlons of Marx Nugent 'md R1ch 1rd Parker who prepare to vote as Jumor Amerlcans m a mock November presldentxal eiectlon 3 Lv Y J - I' I Facts plus appl1cat1on yleld CXPCFICHCC 4-any MM. an J 11 'CT' mf-W' 2 Llltlnlbtb left to rlght L lrlm Rlnth lrt md Wlllllm Long combme then txltnts to complete the htad vxork whxle Peter Carroll md I'l171beth Dotrr hlnclle ilu utuxl protess ol Ililklllg dxt Wh1t1stht l3lJ0ldlOI X p1 ocedure for maklng oxx gen' Whx 18 the tormula for Water HOH9 Who 15 the 1+ athel of Modern Chem lstu JUHIOFS and sen1ors flnd answers to these quest1ons and manx more Whlle delv mg lnto the sclence of compos1t1on of matter These students learn the fundamentals that xx 1ll make them tomorrow s Chemlsts -'J' What makes lt t1Ck lb xx hat blologx stu dents Want to know And to help them fmd out the St Vmcent lab has Z1 mlcroscopes so that thex can see what those fannhar thlngs look hke at Closer range Other labora torx eqtnpment lncludes 30 dlssectlng klts for gettmg the 1ns1de storx and a plctule f1le prepared bw former students 10 ,Nu What 1S 1127 shrleks Carol Kawatln tleftb as the mysterlous unknown draws her c-ur1os1ty Wa1t1ng to spy on the Hcreatures' 1n the mlcroscopes now bcmg used by Dlane Testa and John Skeese are rtrom le-ltr Carol Frances Hogan Julle Hmman O 0 O 0 O 0 O ,K if L lx Q K x r A At F bg- ': . f V ' Y 1 .5 i i p g .Z, fgEe f'2 1 . . E 'L. A .. sv Q ' 44 f ' ' I 'Q v 'Y V v - Y, YY . v Y V 3 Tk' f v . 74 ff 'Q f -' 1 as l ll u t 1... it New 'Sgt x p . - I 713354 r N if , 2 'f Q., lite, 245119 . . . for possible future scientists Is this the method great-grandmother used to make soap? questions Dick Maite left as left to right Linda Broseman Tim Maitc, and Ellen Ost mix, measure, and stir the ingredients for a common ex erydav bar ot soap Rightg Finding the result:-mts of several forces are John Bauer, Robert Fraser, and William Parker. The study of general sci- ence gives freshmen a bet- ter understanding of the matter and forces around them. These underclass- men study the progress of man from prehistoric times to the present century and learn to appreciate the in- ventions which science con- tributes to the Atomic Age and modern living. Curiosity, the desire to learn, is what makes stu- dents go on to physics, their third or fourth year of sci- ence. Why does a passen- ger lurch forward when the train stops suddenly? What causes the shock from a light switch? What does E-mc! mean? Through ob- servation and laboratory experiment, study and rea- soning, young physicists an- swer their own questions. From spht 1nf1n1t1ves Sophomores dlscover the 1mportance of the1r Enghsh herltage 1n act1v1t1es and studles They read the Shakespearean tragedy Julzus Caesar, and llsten to records of the play 1n class A project ln Slster Benltas class IS to make booklets conta1n1ng rules of proper letter Wrltlng Junlors d1splay actlng ab1l1t1es Whlle dramatlzlng Connelly s G1een Pastures and W1lders Our Town These upper classmen llterature from Cotton Mather to Ernest Hemlng way, Wh1ch 1nclude not only plays, but short stor 1es novels, poems, and Amerrcan folklore 'IB D Hlllegas fcenterb deceased daughter makes a return v1s1t to her parents A Castner and B Schulz while portraymg a scene from Thornton Wilders Our Towr U. :J'YF it Mary Frances Nexdert and Ellzabeth Isaac look on as Jrm Ch1sho1m Cfarughtl EXp131HSh1S Letter Perfect booklet based on better letter wr1t1ng to Martln Mlsbrener fseatedj and Sandra Sax age O 0 O O O O O O . . . ,KE . . . . . 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'wf we J '- 3 Ai XJ Q 2 Engllsh provldes an assortment of 1deas pw s E 'K k V Fly Pe tEgl Beowulf and Hamlet fmd a common meetlng ground 1n semor Engllsh Gulded by Slster Thomas senlors travel through the pages of Chaucer s Canterbury Tales llsten to old Celtlc and Norman legends and delve deep ly 1nto Shakespeare s Hamlet Students study and enjoy Enghsh l1terature from an t1qu1ty to the modern age Grammar and composltlon however st1ll play an lmport ant part 1n thls subject Pract1cal exper1ence 1n both are gamed by 1mpromptu Wrltlngs and descr1pt1ons Interestmg fleld trlps and part1c1pat1on by all 1n cr1t1c1sms of these Works make Enghsh come al1ve Semors thus acqu1re ease 1n oral and wrltten eXpress1on O O 9 0 O O if if 'N f 5 of W .W ,.,,,. - e- ' K ' a fa- 1 Q ll to 2 I ie:-if is ' ' X .iw A I K' . 1' ,J L V K A W-f I wif' b t 3- ul A t V ' al. lm L L Aboveg Comparing notes and ideas. Paul Bee . Rosemarm n window shop along West Market Street for their lates n is 7 , . 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DlSCL1SS11'1g one of the mechanical drawlng projects the des1gn1ng of sheet metal patterns are left to rxght R Hamhn P Arvxn A D1dato T Qume Safe drlvers able to cope w1th any sltuatlon and ob servant of traff1c laws emerge from dr1ver tram mg class A relatlvely re cent addltlon to the cur rlculum th1s subject teach es students the consclen tlous and correct Way to dr1ve Thanks to th1s class speed demons are hard to fmd here now Future draftsmen, arch1 tects, and contractors brmg as they learn the funda mentals of the1r occupa tlons ln mechamcal draw mg Transferrlng the1r dreams to paper through th1s medlum, makes the1r future seem nearer and more concrete Gosh, was I scared grins P Scafxdx as she relates the detalls of her flrst attempt at maneuvermg thlS contraption around town LlSf6I'l1Ilg with no less enthusiasm are left to rxght, W Gardner, P Fagan, and A Trlcaso O O O . . . - Q E ' E - - , Q, 1 . l Q y - Kwik' I . . av K .. sk VV Xxx Q, si? V Wx ' ' . . 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Mathemaucs teases the eager mmd Mult1pl1cat1on Is vexatlon D1v1s1on 1S as bad The rule of three Xl N021 l Doth puzzle me X Ohm N And pract1ce dr1ves me mad so goes the nursery rhyme A barrage of Xs logarl thms equllateral polygons and cosmes can be beW1l der1ng but that doesnt seem to stop St Vmcent mathematlclans Undaunt ed by the per1ls of grade school arlthmetlc and gen eral math they go on to algebra plane and sol1d geometry or trlgonometry Thelr motto Keep your Chln up your shoulder to the wheel and your nose to the grlndstone Pa G lb d yed by the f mous ed t e C d C ad g y I fe '75 'Two heads are better than one especially when flndmg the curxe of a sme functxon, states Mlke Flynn left as he shows Tony Ede what lme to measure nevct Q 6 . . iq 5 X N ,. i M ..., . 9.1 if: fff- 'W 1 XX X rf ev AN? we - New 7 f 5, xr, K. U K r-A 'irqr . . wig. by V Xl-, 4 ,tt To ig H5-55 7: xy . . . . K W , . . ,. - , - , 7 .Am - l R ' . l xt 7 5 - , cc ' 3 . ,, tricia i ride, un isma a warning of Plato display a th I door by arol Spallino an onr E an, enters geornetr class, t my ysl t' Trying out their newly acquired typing skills arc, left to right, L. Borden, K. Herclman, J. Pelliteri, D, Junk, N. Schcescr. , , E328 A f .2 if all 3 mf a E 11 .E ca Commercial trains future secretaries For a secretary, a day's Work may entail typing, filing, running errands, and possibly reminding the boss of his Wife's birthday. At St. Vincent, a girl attracted to this kind of diversified life can learn everything in typ- ing, shorthand, and secretarial practice courses, from how to file Jacques J. Quack- J. Lutz explains the latest methods of filing to, left to right, -J 4. 1 enbush to changing Wornout typewriter rib- bons. Besides developing basic clerical skills, she learns to operate a calculator, a comp- tometer, and an electric typewriter - machines which are so necessary to all the undertakings pursued in the daily routine of a business office. Witwer and B. Abel as K. Miles tries out the new system, ' s l any l ' -1 X v N l- ' ,dd Too many cooks don't seem to spoil this broth. Left to right are B. Loftus, L. Palmarini, E. Doerr, and C. Case. Home Ec teaches domestic skills She can bake a cherry pie Quicker'n you can Wink your eye . . . and she can Whip up a bouffant gown, band- age a grazed knee, or keep a screaming four-year old from smashing the living room lamps, too. But the term, home economics, means more than the mere mechanics of managing a familyg the prospective home- maker must study family relations in addi- tion to cooking, sewing, first aid, and can- ning. Her studies are designed to help her, not only when she has a home and children of her own, but now, since 4'she's a young thing, and cannot leave her mother. Mary Joan Loftus, Mary Ellen Garry, and Ellen Wozniak, standing, offer words of advice to Adele Ferro and Ann Murray. A yn . C ...Q ff .isa ,J From language flows global understanding . . s..f 1 .,.... The winnah is . , . ! While, left to right, D. Halaiko, K. Burch, E. Turchan, and K, Minkcl look on. Roman goddesses Diane, E. Scheatzle: Aurora, C. Chapman: and Ceres, T. Ochsenhirt vie for top honors. Not to be out done, the Latin classes display Roman influences on American culture in architecture, law terms, and medicine. Stu- dents become acquainted with the gods and goddesses of ancient Roman mythology. His- tory from a Roman point of view gets a thor- ough probing by these Latin aspirants. French influence upon American speech and food manifests itself in St. V's French classes. Students learn to use French expressions em- ployed in cooking, fashions, and history. These French linguists sing French songs, 'fAu Clair de la Lune, La Marseillaisef' and French Christmas carols. Frere Jacques, Frere Jacques, sing French students, left to right, James Aldrich, Joan Davidson, Robert Smith, and John Petroski as William Gilbride and Carol Reymann accompany them on the glockenspiels. are in 'gi .M . . . From art-enjoyment of native beauty thgth ghtJ d Ygl JRglM X A composlte portralt of the buddmg young Mlchaelangelo S at St Vlncent would show a glrl or a boy Wlth one hand full of penclls brushes and letterlng pens Wh1le the other models a papler mache flgure There 1S a purposeful gleam 1n the students eyes and a mauve smudge on the t1p of h1s nose He l1kes the lnformal atmosphere 1n the art classes for th1s makes art pure enjoyment Many projects requlre four or more hands One boy m1Xes plaster Wh1le another models the statue one g1rl holds the s1lk screen Whlle the other does the pr1nt1ng several students Work on a slngle mural In th1s way art1sts pract1ce workmg w1th others however Mr Composlte of 56 57 probably does not reallze that 1n developmg h1S talent he IS learmng thls second art cooperat1on 77 l c in e flaming hues of autumn are fforegroundj, left to ri , . A ams, G. in ing, . e a , . Bouschere, C. Jendrisak. . , . 3 W A N 1 7 N - . . .1 , 1 A , X I lp . . ' .if M ' I . . . ! Y. ' . . X , U I . ,, Y + ,- . . o . 5 . . K ' , S 5 ' ' How do you rate Are you a Suzie Slouch or a Posture Pat 'P Ann Harford Mary Alice Steinmetz, Joan Miller, and Joan Wright display the dos and donts of correct posture for the benefit of the health classes. Health and physical education . . . Students in health classes bring their study of the human anatomy to a con- clusion by learning how to care for their own bodies. This self-care includes practicing correct posture, acquiring sufficient rest, taking proper nourishment, and exercising. General science, the study of everything from the elements to the me- chanics of automobiles, combines phases of physics, chemistry, and astronomy. The enthusiastic science students tackle this all-em- bracing subject with little apparent difficulty. The great unknown unfolds for S. Gill and M. Misbrener through the power of the microscope. f an-2 5 K Side and foreground, left to right: M. F. Censky, C. Seikel, T. Becker. M. J. Mill M J L C Sp ll Row 1, left to right: R. Fassnacht, C. Sitko, R. Bauer, J. Rabb. Row 2: J. Byron, A G h S R S Minkel. Row 4: E. McFadden. . . . combine theory and practice The girls, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Martha Taylor, devote the first part of the year to calisthenics, soccer, volley ball, and basketball. During second semester they trip the light fantas- tic in square and ballroom dancing classes. All Work and no play . Physical education is not play, but it is a diversion. Freshmen and sophomore boys, under instructor Mr. Richard Pitts, play football and basketball, run relay races, and practice broad jumping during their bi- Weekly gym classes. M. Gardne, C. Egan, J Sh lds, D. Culver block P. Gruic's sh t 4 vi'--fr Discussing the art class projects with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam F. Ahern during Open House, Sister Dominica ex- plains the use of papier mache in their construction. Parental and social guidance . . . 'This place has seen a lot of changes since l930. During the annual Open House, alumni parents contribute a multitude of nostalgic comments. Former graduates en- joy coming back to Saint Vincent to observe changes which have taken place since they attended school. Parents visited the school October 3 and 4 from 7:30 to 9:00. Open House provides an opportunity for them to inspect classrooms, confer with the faculty, and listen to a talk by Father O'Neill con- cerning the future events. Open House acquaints parents with the more important fundamentals of the modern school system. Relax your fingers just a little, directs Miss Patricia Aldrich, typing instructor. Learning the fundamentals oi' the touch typing system taught at St. Vincent are Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Fenwick, guests at the annual Open House. p l ii f 9... I 5 . . . 34 5 xi A '52 Q .......... Trying very hard not to place a square peg in a round hole while Mrs, Olivie Smith observes are Paul Darling- ton, Barbara Rett, Tom Healy, and Patricia Gilbride. . . . prepares students for tomorrow 'fWhatlll I do after I graduatefw wonders every St. Vincent student. To help him make a sound, intelligent decision, local profes- sional men and women visit the school on Career Day in the spring to give just the facts ma'am, just the factsn about their work and to answer questions. Another aid in selecting a vocation is the aptitude and preference tests as well as per- sonal interviews voluntarily undergone by the senior problems classes. The data from these examinations help each young person know his abilities and give him the basis for a prudent choice of career. Explaining the what, how, and why of an ordinary camera to future photographers, M, Gill, L. Essary, M. Hunter, J. Kane, and P. Bonner, is the prime objective of Mel Sutter, well-known Akron photographer. Wit 6 B yi H111 S We break into print . . . Absorbed with the filing connected with yearbook production are, foreground left to right, C. Hurt, N. Rennie, B. Farr, Meanwhile, R. Hamlin, C. Van Devere, M. LaRocca, R. Doran, E. Butler. C. Case, right foreground, and T. Verbanas, F. Car- ruthers, E. George, T. Quine, and B. Brizes, background, work on the new layout plans. Brains and manpower combine to produce the Shamrock copy staff. Arduous Work, frayed nerves, and many long hours after school, repay three-fold when distribution day arrives. The Work seems minute in comparison to the pride of creation. The mathematically minded layout staff, equipped with rulers, pencils, and plenty of ingenuity build the foundation of the Whole yearbook. What was once a dream soon be- comes a reality as pages and pictures grad- ually fall into place and assume a design. Sports scores typing tactics and headlines, when combined with precise layout plans emerge as a top-ranking yearbook, Members of the topw staff ire left to right, Keith Broseman, David Haas, Barbara Shulz, Irene Sherman, Barbara Palko, Sue Falardeau Lirole Pilisin Ann Vlurrix Rosemary Basile, Janet Walsh, Sue Strausser, Margery May. . . . with talent, ideas, labor The end of every month finds students waiting for the arrival of the school paper, the Vincenticm. Few realize the work done to bring about the publication of the paper Patience, co operation, skill, and plenty of hard work blend to pro duce a paper filled with news interviews features, and editorials Under the direction of co editors Car ol Codispoti and Frances Ryan reporters get the lat est scoop, and details of past happenings It is the Job of these editors to lay out and set up each copy of the Vmcentzan Sister Thomas serves as faculty advisor of the staff x-B' Above Carol Codlspoti left explains a typing procedure to Mary Jo Lobello as Frances Ryan right gives Mariann Kuebler center material for her feature -15 Who IS your favorite presidential candidate Ike or Adla1'P This is the question asked of Dee Corval center by these Vmcentmn election pulse takers Genie Bachmann left and Jean Triwonovich right . l. - SSW . , .. . u , K I 1 'i . . - . - V4 K' K y ' R , W M W s vs- j ,Q qg , .,,. r,ir.,.,.,., A K ff 1 5' l y- i,,--.a,,....t.,,.l , 5 is , r. .. gt 4 K 1 I x --r Q: . 5 I W ' I - ,, i7 .' 4 , ,. - . ' k V4 , I . K Q . K V s -FK Of all your treasures, O'Leary dreams have become so much a part of our lives that they will remain with us after we leave Saint Vincent. Our visions for the future are molded, thus, by our belief in intangibles -those ideals that strengthen, that sustain, that free our spirits. Class rings Left Newly elected senior class 0111 cers discuss cliss actixities for the coming Weir Left to right ne presi dent Anthony Ede secretiry ice Stltz vice president Marx Ellen Garrx and trcisurer Edu ard Horning Right: Anthony Ede, senior class president, assists Monsignor Edward B. Conry in presenting the class ring to Judith Burch, Rings symbolize loyalty fidelity, and un- ity stated Reverend Joseph V. Butler of Saint Martha s parish, guest speaker at the ring ceremony. The seniors eagerly antici- pate this event from the time they enter school as freshmen. This year they inaugur- ated unity of design. The gold rings have the school crest in green and gold set on a White gold base. The miraculous medal and the medal of the Sacred Heart are engraved on the inside. Monsignor Edward B. Conry officiated at the ceremony. . . . unite seniors Brenda Abel Bren Annunc1at1on Home Econom1cs Club 3 Vxce Pres1dent 3 Gxrls Bowlxng 4 Lmdfl Abell Lm St Joseph Shamrock 4 Prlmary Alde 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 Home Econom1cs Club 3 Majorette 4 Gxrls Basketball 3 john Appeldorn Jerry St Joseph Track 3 Chorus 1234 Modern Mus1c Masters 234 Aud1O Vlsual Staff 4 SCIENCE Award 2 Paul Arx rn St Joseph Nat1onal Honor Socxety 4 Senxor Scholarsh1p Team Band 1 2 Aeolyte 1234 Scholarshlp Team 1 Sc1ence Award 2 4.3: 'G ' Amp Theodore Balory Ted St Martha Natronal Honor Socxety 4 Class Off1cer 1 Senlor Schol arshlp Team Charlene Ball Shawnee St Sebast1an Chem Phy 4 Home Econom1cs Club 3 CS MC 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern MUSIC Masters 3 4 Charles Barr St Vlncent Band 1234 Sen1or Scholarshlp Team Marjorre Barr Margze St Joseph Shamrock 4 G1r1s Bowlmg 34 Nat1ona1 Honor Soclety 34 Vmcenteen Boosters 134 Pr1mary Axde 3 4 1 1 . , . K . 1 . 1 K Vw 1 1 1 1 il . . , , . 1 1 ' . . . . . . 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Audio- Visual Staff 3,4, Football Manager 1,2,3, Basketball Manager 1,2, Track 3,4, Shamrock 4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Science Award 2. Judith Burch Judy . . . St. Sebastian . . . Chem- Phy 4 Home Economics 4 Vin centeen Boosters 2 Junior Clas s1cal League 3 Glrls Bowling 3 Maureen Burns Burnsze St Vincent Vin centeen Boosters 1 C S M C Emily Butler m St Sebastlan Chem Phy 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Home Eco nomics Club 3 Shamrock 4 Co Editor 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Vincenteen Boosters 1 2 3 4 VICE President 3 Talent Show 3 Modern MUSIC Masters 2 3 4 Peter Carroll Pete St Bernard Aud1o Vlsual Staff 2 Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Football 1 J un1or Rotarlan Frank Carruthers St Bernard C S M C 2 Sham rock 4 Catherine Chiarappa Cathy St Martha G1rls Bowllng 34 Homecom1ng Court 4 Girls Basketball 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Primary A1de 3 Home Economics Club 3 Daniel Chisholm Dan . . . St. Vincent . . . Band 2, Acolyte 1. William Chisholm Bill . . . St. Vincent . . . Band 2,3,4. Carol Codispoti St Vlncent Pr1mary A1de 3 4 Band 1 2 Vlncentlan 3 4 Co Ed1tor 4 Helen Conway St Martha Chem Phy 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Glrls Bowhng 3 4 Pres1dent 4 'ill' 5 E Y 1 . Deanna Cortesi Dee St Joseph Vlncenteen Boosters 1 Home Economics Club 3 G1FlS Bowling 34 John Cotter Johnny Our Lady of the Cedars Shamrock 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 V1ncent1an 3 4 Advert1s mg Manager 4 Audlo Vlsual Staff John Crangle Jack Annunclatlon Foot ball 12 4 Track 12 Maureen Crowley Jeame St Vincent Pr1mary Aide 34 Home Economlcs Club 3 Library Assistant 2 at s 7 ' L' W Y f 4 2. ' - . -Q21 fr: ei iiii Q ball i,2,3,4, All-City 3,4,.l3asket: -k-: ' , li 7 7 1 , - 'SWR fm. Patrlck DeRosa Pat St Vlncent Chem Phy 4 Band 2 Talent Show 3 Chorus James Detthng Jzm St Sebastlan Chem Phy 4 Class Offlcer 2 Acolyte 1234 CSMC 23 Vlncentlan 3 Robert Dettlmg Bob St Sebast1an Chem Phy 4, Jumor Classlcal League 3, Nat1onal Honor SOC1Gty 3,4, So dallty 4, Swlmmlng l,2, SCIEHCG Award 2,3 Mary Helen Dewey Holly Annunclatlon Mod ern MUSIC Masters 3,4, Band 2,3,4 Paul Darlmgton Ducko St Martha Football l Basketball l Carole Daugherty St Sebastlan Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Pr1mary Alde 3 Home Econom1cs Club 4 C S M C 3 Sodallty 3 Secretary Treasurer Llbrary ASSlStHHt 3 4 Madelme DeCasper Maddze St Peter GITIS Bowllng 3 Band 234 Secretary 3 Pres1dent4 Color Guard l L1 brary ASS1StaHt 4 Davld Delbel Dave St Martha Acolyte 1 2 3 4 uw T' 'XXXBF 'Q ,- rf . 'NYM 'gnihaw 'Yr--' -Ghana' YE Joyce Dewitt Joycze St Sebastian Home Economics Club 4 Band 1234 CSMC 34 Pres1dent4 Chorus 34 Modern Music Masters 234 Anthony Drdato Dztto St Anthony Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Shamrock 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Ellzabeth Doerr Lzz St Sebastian Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 National Honor Society 34 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 2 3 4 Scholarship Team 3 Senior Scholarship Team Library Assis tant 3 Rosmary Doran Rosze St Vincent Sham rock 4 Home Economics Club 4 Primary Aide 34 Vincenteen Boosters 1 Girls Bowling 3 C S M C 3 Anthony Ede Tony St Vincent Chem Phy 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Pres ident 4 Scholarship Team 3 Sen ior Scholarship Team C S M C 2 Buckeye Boys State 4 Patrrcxa Elliot Pa . . . St. Mary Hudson . . . Home Economics Club 3 Chorus Richard Estadt Dick . . . St. Vincent . . . Chem- Phy 4 Football 1234 All-Cath- olic 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Of- ficer 1 2 3 Modern Music Masters 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4. Patricia Fagan Pat . . . St. Vincent . . . Primary Aide 4, Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 3, Homecoming Court 4. Susanne Falardeau Sue St Vlncent Home Economlcs Club 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 Shamrock 4 Scholar sh1p Team 2 Chorus 3 4 Llbrary Ass1stant 2 V1ncent1an 2 French Club 2 jane Fenwlck ame St Sebast1an T1 J mary A1de 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 Home Economlcs Club 4 L1 brary ASS1StaHt 2 James Ferraro t Sebast1an Chem 'nf' rr NN Jzm S Phy 34 Acolyte 1234 Scholar ga sh1p Team l Swlmmmg 2 Adele Ferro St Anthony Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Natlonal Honor So c1ety 34 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 Semor Scholarsh1p Team V1n centlan 23 Scholarsh1p Team 3 Mlchael Flynn Mzke St Sebastlan Chem Phy 34 Natronal Honor Soc1ety 4 Acolyte 12 Basketball 4 Schol arshlp Team 1 3 C SM C 3 Sen lor Scholarsh1p Team Rosemary Flynn Rosze St Sebast1an Sham rock 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 Home Economxcs Club 4 G1rls Bowlmg 3 Class Off1cer 1 CS MC 34 Llbrary Asslstant 2 Robert Fraser Bob St Sebast1an Sham rock 4 Chem Phy 34 Nat1onal r Soc1et 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Hono y Scholarsh1p Team 1 2 3 Semor Scholarsh1p Team Sodal1ty 34 Tennls 2,3,4, SCIENCE Award 3 Dorothy Frient Dot St Peter Prlmary A1de 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1, Glrls' Bowlmg 4, Band 2,3,4, Chorus 4, Glrls' Basketball 3 Nw! FUD I .1,. X? 40 Q William Gardner Bill . . . St. George . . . Band 1,2, , 4 3,4,Ac01yte 1,2,3,4. Catherine Garktt Cathy . . . St. Sebastian . . . Home Economics Club 3, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Basketball U. mia Mary Ellen Garry Meg St Sebastian Chem Phy 4 Talent Show 3 Home Eco nomics Club 4 Vincenteen Boost ers 23 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Class Officer 1 3 4 Cheer leader 4 Girls Basketball 3 Mod ern Music Masters 3 4 Vmcentian 3 4 Senior Scholarship Team Patricia Gllbride Pat St Vincent Primary Aide 3 Home Economics Club 3 Class Officer 1 C S M C 3 4 Sodahty 3 French Club 2 Deanna Gray Dee St Joseph Primar Aide 34 Home Economics Club 3 Vlncenteen Boosters 1 uanlta Groetz Nzta St Vincent Home Soclety 3 4 Secretary 4 Edward George St Vincent Shamrock 4 Football 1 2 Chem Phy 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Vincentian 4 Jun ior Rotarian 4 fix WV'-7 'JSF Q Raymond Guenther Ray Immaculate Heart of Mary Chorus 34 Acolyte l 2 3 4 - , ' 7 - 1 if 1, , , ny Mfr' i 5 JT' I 7 7 ! 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Mar1ann Kuebler St. Sebastian . . . Shamrock 4 Chem-Phy 4 National Honor So- ciety 4 Vincenteen Boosters 2 3 4 Home Economics Club 4 Talent Show 3 Vincentian 34 C.S.M.C. 2 Modern Music Masters 4 Chorus 2 4. ean Lang St Martha Chem Phy 4 Na t1onal Honor Soclety 4 Home Econom1cs Club 3 Band 234 Glrls Basketball 3 Semor Schol arshlp Team Sxgmund Lembo Szggy St Anthony Chem Phy 34 Class Offlcer 1 N3t1OH31 Honor SOC1Cty 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 C S M C 2 Sodahty 34 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern Muslc Masters 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Mary Io Lobello St Sebast1an Prlmary Alde 3 4 Vlncenteen Boosters 2 3 4 French Club 2 Home Economlcs Club 4 Secretary 4 Talent Show 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Captam 4 Vmcentlan 3 4 Barbara Loftus Barb St Joseph Chem Phy 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 V1n centeen Boosters 13 4 'QN- Mary Joan Loftus rock 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 12 34 Home Economlcs Club 4 C SMC 2 Chorus 1234 Modern Muslc Masters 2 3 4 Joan Lutz Joame St Vmcent Prunary Alde 3 Vlncenteen Boosters 34 G1rls Bowlmg 4 Class Off1cer 3 Sodahty 34 Glrls Basketball 3 Harrlet Lynch St Vmcent Pr1mary Alde 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 C S M C 1 Robert McFadden Bob St V1ncent Acolyte 1 SCIENCE Award 2 s n n n - , - 1 1 . , 1 . 1 1 1 1 W s , - ff ' ' 1 1 1 . . 1 I L K A V 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 n n n 1 , ' , , A 1 1 1 1 1 1 xx , l 1 r.,, A 'C N Q 3, 1.5533 , Jo... . 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Jane McGarry .fame St V1ncent Prlmary A1de 4 Home Econom1cs Club 3 Glrls Bowhng 34 Glrls Basket ball 3 Homecommg Court 4 Ann Malschalder St Joseph Chem Phy 3 V1n centeen Boosters 1 234 Home Economlcs Club 4 Class Offlcer 1 L1brary ASS1St3Ht 2 V1ncent1an 3 4 Semor Scholarsh1p Team Ttm Thomas Marshall St Vmcent Margery May St Joseph Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 4 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 23 Senlor Scholarshlp Team Chorus 234 Modern Muslc Masters 34 SCI ence Award 2 Vlncenteen Boost ers 34 French Club 2 Llbrary Ass1stant 3 Davxcl Meeker Dave St V1ncent Class Offlcer 1 Acolyte 12 3 4 Football 123 Track 2 CSMC 4 Dems Mehngan Denny St Sebastlan Acolyte 1234 Football 1 Track 1 Swlmmlng 1 2 Frank Mancml St Martha Acolytel Football 1 2 3 4 All Clty 4 All Cathohc 4 Basketball 12 Track 2 Ann Manko St Bernard rlmary A1de 34 Vlncenteen Boosters 1 Home Economlcs Club 4 Class Of f1cer 1 Chorus 2 3 Llbrary ASSIS tant 3 4 xi mf 125' V 1 A V , 1 1 N . , . . , - . K 1 1 -I 'Eu fk , . My 4 g . . . . . , ' 3 Y, , ' ' f 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 kr , , . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 K 1 1 - Jo . . . . . . . P iflfw 1 1 1 1 ' Nl 1 1 1 ' 'K 1 , . 1 if 156 xi . . . . , - , , . 3 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , - Y 7 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , . . . . . . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 1 ' , Geraldine Merzweiler Y Gerry . . . St. Vincent . . . Girls Bowling 3, Vincenteen Boosters 1, Home Economics Club 3, Girls' Basketball 3. Henry Meyer Hank . . . St. Vincent . . . Class Officer 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Acolyte 1,2, Chem-Phy 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. 2. Joann Micale Jome St Martha Primary Aide 4 Home Economics Club Girls Bowling 3 Majorette 34 Kathryn Miles Kathy St Joseph Mary Moran St Vincent Primary Aide 4 Home Economics Club 3 Girls Bowling 3 4 Michael Murphy Mzke St Peter Class Offi cer 2 Band 12 34 Acolyte 1 Ann Murray St Sebastian Shamrock 34 Copy Editor 4 Vincenteen Boost ers 1 2 3 4 National Honor Society 34 Chem Phy 4 Talent Show 3 Class Officer 1 2 3 Library As sistant 3 4 Scholarship Team 1 2 3 Senior Scholarship Team C S M C 2 Homecoming Queen 4 Ann Murty St Sebastian Chem Phy 4 Home Economics Club 3 Vincen teen Boosters 1 CSMC 3 L1 brary Assistant 34 Girls Bas ketball 3 Vincentian 2 4 0 a 1 ., . . 1 7' . . , . ., v ,. 0 1 77:1 ' . ,, - , - ara: 7 ' 7 J :rr ' 71 7:7 ,...' ., . 1 ,...., . ., an s 7' Michael Neman Mzl-ce St Sebastian Foot ball 1234 Track 1234 CSMC Okie Carol Nomfmay St Joseph Vmcenteen Boost ers 1 Home Economics Club 3 Class Officer 3 James O Conner St Sebastian Chem Phy 34 Football 1 Track 34 Senior Scholarship Team William Owen Bz St Sebastian Sham rock 4 Chem Phy 34 Acolyte 1 234 Track 234 CSMC 2 Sodality 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Modern Music Masters 3 4 President 4 Carole Pahsin Annunciation Shamrock 4 Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Vincen teen Boosters 1 Home Economics Club 4 Chorus 3 4 Modern Music Masters 4 French Club 2 Barbara Palko St. Martha . . . Shamrock 4 Girls Bowling 3 Girls Basketball 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Majorette 4 Modern Music Masters 3 4 Science Award ames Palmeri Jim . . . St. Martha . . . Chem-Phy 3 4 Class Officer 1 National Honor Society 4 Scholarship Team 1 2 Senior Scholarship Team. Mary Jo Paolucci . . . St. Vincent . . . Home Economics Club 3 Chorus 4 C.S.M.C. 3. 10 49 -cr:-f' it ,,,..,.f E'-1 4-v ' Thomas Quine Tom St Joseph Shamrock 4 Sclence Award 2 Audio Vlsual Staff 3 4 William Ray Twzg St Vincent Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 3 4 Class Officer 1, Vmcentlan 3,4 Barbara Rett Barb Immaculate Heart of Mary Home Economics Club 3, Primary Aide 4, Vmcenteen Boosters 1, CSMC 1 02 Rita Reymann St Sebastian Shamrock 4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Scholar- ship Team 1,2,3, Senior Scholar- ship Team, National Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 1. William Parker Br St Sebastian Chem Phy 34 National Honor Society 3 4 Vice President 4 Acolyte 12 34 Scholarship Team 123 S dality 34 Senlor Scholarship Team Science Award 3 John Petit SS Peter gl Paul Shamrock 4 Track 2 3 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Football 1234 CSMC 24 Chorus 23 Swimming 1 Class Officer 2 Joseph Pfeiffer Toughze St Joseph Talent Show 2 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Football 1234 CSMC 24 Chorus 234 Therese Polsinelli Terry St Peter Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 National Honor Society 4 Senlor Scholarship Team Scholarship Team 13 L1 brary Assistant 24 Girls Basket ball 13 Science Award 2 Kathryn Riedel Kathie . . . St. Sebastian . . . Chem- Phy 4, Primary Aide 4, Vincen- teen Boosters 1,2,3,4, Home Eco- nomics Club 4, Girls' Bowling 3, Library Assistant 2, Vincentian 3,4. Carla Rinehart Annunciation . . . Shamrock 4, Chem-Phy 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Home Economics Club 3, Band 2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, C.S.M.C. 3, Senior Scholar- ship Team. Thomas Roman Tom . . . St. Francis de Sales . . . Chem Phy 4 Acolyte 1 23 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Swimming 2 Frances Ryan Franny St Paul National Honor Society 34 Vincenteen Boosters 234 Home Economics Club 4 Scholarship Team 123 Senior Scholarship Team C S M C 12 Sodality 34 Library As sistant 234 Vincentian 34 Co Edltor 4 'BSE' ...-lx. if ,,k,.. Wat?- hw ,ew- Karren Sawhill Kay St Sebastian Sham rock 4 Primary Aide 3 4 Vincen teen Boosters 1 2 3 4 Library As sistant 2 3 4 Vincentian 2 Gerald Sax J erry St Mary Acolyte 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 234 CSMC 4 Vincentian 34 Patricia Scafidi Skeezzx St Joseph Primary Aide 4 Vincenteen Boosters 1 2 Home Economics Club 3 Girls Bowling 3 4 John Scheatzle Jack St Peter Shamrock 4 Chem Phy 3 National Honor Society 3 4 Acolyte 1 Scholarship Team 1 Senior Scholarship Team ' 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ft -t 1 1' 1 1 vi 1 1 1 7 Y 7 Y ' , . . .' i 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . . . . , , . A o e 0 115 Q' 1 1 1 - K .:- . . , ' . . 1j5, k77 1m,,'J,N:w . , ' ,E lf-+12 'I' -21, f 3 , 1 Q 1 sfggwrv 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , 04 Lorene Schlaker St. Martha . . . Shamrock 4, Home Economics Club 3, Girls' Bowling 4, Girls' Basketball 3, Class Of- ficer 1, Majorette 3, Science Award 2. Margaret Schorr Posey . . . St. Vincent . . . Primary Aide 4, Vincenteen Boosters 1,2,3, 4 President 4 Talent Show 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 Vincentian 4 Chorus 2 34 Modern Music Mas- teis 34 Cheerleader 3 Sandra Seed Sandy St Martha Chem Phy 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Vmcenteen Boosters l CSMC 2 Library Assistant 2 Modern Music Mas ters 3 4 Ronald Seikel Nardo St Sebastian Acolyte 12 3 4 Junior Classical League 3 Emma Sideri Dolly St Sebastian Primary Aide 3 Home Economics Club 3 Girls Bowling 34 Girls Basket ball 3 Margaret Sorg Maggze St Peter Band 2 3 4 Talent Show 2 Library As sistant 4 Iacquehne Stewart Jackze St Vincent Primary Aide 4 Home Economics Club 4 French Club 2 Girls Bowling 4 Alice Marie Stltz St Vincent Chem Phy 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 4 Chorus 23 Home Economics Club 3 Girls Bowling 34 Secretary 4 Class Officer 4 Cheerleader 34 Girls Basketball 3 Homecomin Court 4 Modern Music Masters 3 Wk V1 :fi HQ' Q9 TW' Q X f x Q 'f adv. 'awe ,,.... ggi mi 'WW 'QW' Carol Testa if -rw' 11' wb' 1'-5 Q' J 1939 Qs YR -gg G'--n, Suzann Strausser Sue St Sebast1an Sham rock 4 Copy Edltor Chem Phy 4 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 4 V1n centeen Boosters 1 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Talent Show 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 Semor Scholarshlp Team Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern Mus1c Masters 2 3 4 Margaret Teofllo Maggze St Martha Home Econom1cs Club 3 Treasurer 3 GITIS Bowl1ng3 4 Chorus 2 G1r1s Basketball 3 St Martha Shamrock 4 Na t1onal Honor Soclety 4 Home Economlcs Club 4 G1rls Bovvhng slstant 2 3 Patrlcla Theobold Pat St Joseph Home Eco nomlcs Club 4 Chorus 234 Modern Mus1c Masters 3 4 Angela TFICHSO Angze St Francls de Sales Shamrock 4 Nat1onal Honor So c1ety 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Scholarshlp Team 23 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Modern Mus1c Masters 2 3 4 French Club 2 Joyce Trunko St Sebastlan Vmcenteen Boosters 3 4 C S M C 4 Llbrary Ass1stant 3 4 V1ncent1an 3 4 oan Tunberg .Ioame St Vmcent Sham rock 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Glrls Bowllng 3 CSMC 3 Antoinette U-Ryckl Tom St Matthew Home Economlcs Club 3, Glrls' Bowlmg 4, C S M C 3 AA L ' I 1 1 ' f y . , ' ' '. ' ' . 1 9 7 1 1 . , l . ' . Q ! 7 7 f 9 1 . . . , ' l . . , , . 35 r ' 1 4, Class Offlcer 2, Lxbrary As- . , I his' . ',t. 4 1' 7 , . 'V 5 ' 1 . A me - - K , ' ' . ' 2 . 1 X2 . 1 a a . Tw' 9 1 7 1 Q y F 1 ' A Selma -f ' X 3 . . . , ' '. ' ' 1 f A 7 7 7 ' yu L 1 . , ' . ' ian' y - V -v Albert Van Detta Mzckey St Sebastian Chem 49 Phy 3 Track 3 Football 2 3 ,nv r 'i ' Chris Van Devere St Francis de Sales Shamrock 4 Co Editor 4 Chem Phy 3 4 Na tional Honor SOC18ty 4 Scholar ship Team 3 Senior Scholarship Team CSMC 2 Swimming 2 Tennis 3 4 Anthony Verbanas Tony Annunciation Sham rock 4 Theresa Vinciguerra Tern St Vincent Sham rock 4 Home Economics Club 4 Girls Bowling 34 Chorus 23 Vincentian 4 Primary Aide 4 were Saw Patricia Wagner Pat St Joseph Chem Phy 4 Vincenteen Boosters 1 2 Home Economics Club 3 Band 2 3 4 C SM C 3 Library Assistant 4 Modern Music Masters 3 4 QQ' 06 Richard Waickman Dzck St Joseph Band 2 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Audio Visual Staff 3 C S M C 2 Robert Walckman Bob St Joseph Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Audio Visual Staff 2 Janet Walsh Jan . . . St. Vincent . . . Shamrock 4, Primary Aide 3, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Sodality 3, Vincentian 3. '31-as 155.223 I JUN-A.. -0 'TV' wail' 'GSM' Joanne Workman Joan SS Ph1l1p gl James Chem Phy 4 Home Economlcs Club 3 Llbrary Asslstant 3 Ellen Wozmak Woz St Sebast1an Natlon al Honor Soclety 34 Vlncenteen Boosters 12 34 Secretary 3 Tal ent Show 234 Class Offlcer 1 2 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 C S M C 2 Chorus 4 Modern Muslc Masters 4 Secretary 4 Llbrary Asslstant 2 Vmcentlan 3 4 Sen1or Scholar Shlp Team Homecommg Court 4 Helen Agnes Wrlght St Sebastlan Shamrock 4 Pr1mary Alde 3 4 Vmcenteen Boosters 1 2 3 4 Home Econom1cs Club 3 Glrls Bowlmg 3 4 Llbrary Ass1stant 2 3 4 Glrls Basketball 3 Peter Yahner Pete St Sebast1an Chem Phy 3 4 SCIGHCG Award 3 Sodal 1ty 4 SW1mm1ng 2 Q A Sheila Walsh St. Joseph . . . Chorus 2,4, Modern Music Masters 4, Science Award 2. Ronald Winkler St. Vincent Charlotte Wxtwer Char St V1ncent Home Econom1cs Club 4 French Club 2 Shamrock 4 Glrls Bowlmg 4 L1 brary Ass1stant 4 Vmcentlan 2 Jean Wood Jeanme St Vmcent griwirffk 'IGF' vm 'W mg' 'T' RK tw qw-'wr -4. ' 7 Nancy Zampino Nan . . . St. Anthony . . . Primary Aide 4, Home Economics Club 3, Vincenteen Boosters 1, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Chorus 2, Marilyn Zrelak St. Joseph . . . Shamrock 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Vinceen- teen Boosters 2,3,4, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Girls' Bowling 3,4 To the patrons our happy gratitude E hPD MG y CthyCh The yearbook staff and all students of Salnt Vincent High School Wish to extend their smcere gratltude to the patrons of the 1957 Shamrock W1thout their help the cost would be doubled or ed1t1ng would be 1m poss1ble Patrons are d1v1ded 1nto three I 1 gh PtF E categories sponsors whose names are listed 1n large print for a donation of twenty f1V6 dollars or more the bus1ness patrons who have the name of the1r establishments regis tered for a fee of ten dollars and personal patrons who donate five dollars Sponsors BESSLER DISAPPEARING STAIRWAY MR AND MRS WALTER NAGLE COMPANY MRS CARRIE C BESSLER DOCTOR P C DORAN MR NORMAN J FITZGERALD PETITS POULTRY DOYLESTOWN SUMMIT ASPHALT PAVING TANGIER RESTAURANT VAN DEVERE OLDSMOBILE THE HORNING LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED IACOMINI'S RESTAURANT MR WILLIAM A WALSH MORGAN'S INCORPORATED I0 O 1 , , J-' A K A ,A 2. ' 1 1 s Smilin their a iness are homecoming queen, Ann Murray, center, and he t, ft to ri t, a agan, llen Wozniak. Alice St't , Jane c arr , a ' appa, and Loretta Hesidence. Z 1 S , , - S . , - 7 7 Patrons Ace Typesetting The Akron Engraving Company Akron Legal News The Akron Standard Market Company Akron Standard Mold Company Archwood Bar Atlantic Foundry Company Wm J Balaun Company Ernest V Ball Jewelry Beacon Journal Publishing Company The Billow Company Borden Auto Inc Botzum Brothers Seed Company Buckeye Cycle Sporting Goods The H J Cahill Plumbing Company Canteen Restaurant The Carmlchael Construction Company Carter Jones Lumber Company Case Avenue Service Stat1on Cheda s Bakery City s Towne and Country Collins West Towne Conarts Motor Sales Cooley Belle Beauty Salon John J Delagrange Public Accountant De Rosa s Bar Dettllng Brothers DeW1tt Motor Company Dies Construction Company J M Doran and Company Dunn Quigley Funeral Home Emery s Sparkle Market Arthur E Fabbro Concrete Construction Fairlawn Plumbing and Heating Company 110 The Farr Distributing Company Fishers Super Market Flowerland Frank s One Hour Cleaners Food Center Garner Brothers Grismer s Catholic Supplles Hanna Excavating Company The Hatterie Hello Cafe H D House Custom Made Auto Seat Covers Huston Pugh Sporting Goods Company lacomini s Fine Foods Jack Horner s Restaurant Kory Garage and Body Company Frank Krause Inc Meeker s Inc Mid Air Construction Company Clint Miller Building and Realty Modern Men s Shop The Moncrief Steel Company The M F Murdock Company Nelson s Texaco Service North Hill Glass and Mirror Company Olympic Bowling Alleys Inc 7 , . l . 1 . , - . . , 7 ' 7 , . Krispy Kreme 1 5 . , 3 . . ! 7 9 ' , . Portage Iron and Wire Company Portage Supply Company Prinz Office Equipment Re-Nu Service Ranallo and Sons Construction Co., Inc. Rudys Beauty Salon Salem Potato Chips The San Hygene Upholstery Company The Norman T. Schramm Company The South Akron Awning Company Standard Reproduction Company Star Engraving, Inc. Summit Buick, Inc. Summit Laundry Swensons Drive in The Thorpe Construction Company Top Motors Dave Towell Inc V h gh m DkHyd Vikings Drive-in West Bar Nick Yanko's Fine Cuisine Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward B. Conry, V. F. Rev. James A. O'Neil1 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement H. Boeke Rt. Rev. Richard A. Dowed Rt. Rev. Msgr. Carl E. Frey Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Price Very Rev. Paul K. Malouf Rev. John H. Archibald Rev Francis H Diederich Rev Maroun A E1 Rev Vincent P Jones Rev Vincent P Haas Rev William Rev Thomas D McIntyre Rev Nicholas P Novosel Rev Charles A Patrick Kopiczensk h d g J yAppld Bl1B 'Y' Mr n .-c:'.2hs 1'l'I , . , . These. junior and senior vbo. s give up study halls to the movie projector for various classes. Revieyvinf 1 e threa in t c ruque are. left t t, To Quine, ic a en, T m Butowicz. Dave Haas, err e orn, 1 rizes. 2 J ... 2. fl 'Z-Q ii 1 . M ?', I . ' . - ., A K X . K ' ...nu 7'75T'Yf'fM f . , 5 - . xg V- : ,V . 'I 'V W ' it U , XY . I ? is 3 ' I P E t i it W0 ' , NR R A P.. XXX A ' ' , i f F w f' ff V . 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Ch t t ghtCR kPK V MSh MFly S F PDR SKdd CI Mr and Mrs Robert F Holland Mrs Rlchard Hummel and Mrs Al Jackson Andrew L J endrlsak and Mrs Joseph H Johnson and Mrs W S K1dder and Mrs Warren K1lWay E G K1mberly Bernard Kolarov and Mrs Joseph KO1OdZ1eJCZak and Mrs Charles W Korman1k George Kourl and Mrs R E Kuchenbrod and Mrs Joseph E Kuebler and Mrs Bernard Labbe and Mrs James A Loftus Wllllam G Loftus and Mrs Wllllam G Loftus and Mrs T J Lynch Mr and Mrs P MHHCIHI Ray McGowan and Mrs F M1ller Harry Mlller Mlchael Neman and Mrs P P Nommay and Mrs Jerald O Nell Mr and Mrs M J Pal1s1n Mrs A J Palko M and Mrs W J Palmer Mr and Mrs A Palmer1 The Patrlck Famlly and Mrs George Petlt John Pfe1ffer Doyle C Pope and Mrs WalterW Ray and Mrs W11l1am R1Ch John J R1edel Mrs V1ola R1nehart Mr E L Rogers D 'ilS2l2ierrafiS T1aibiflfetsfo 333,'ESMe?1221fu'Ti'E'aS'LClhii2,i0r. g03d0iZfmTita?s'liftR9ri aaa, A.eiY2?1an1516tl5,Flx2fNlf G y . . . Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. House Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Mehigan . 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