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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

mf -ni - i .A T ,A , , , , W l , , f WE PLEDGED OUR BEST N,0Hl0 Saint Vincent High School Akron, Ohio We Pledge Allegiance I -:gin ,MH 41 I 1 , if +1 -ff . 'Q -v u , Q 1 2 gk . 4 n .wfj'5,l 1-ul 'Q Q K1 b A-vu , K' 5 no-.qw X, .K u 'Q'-1, - rv-'U' 'WL QA-N, ,I XI, gg. X K 'x vi A---P-' yr.-5 'f'f'T.f? I-, A A ' - -AMR RL-lf1X' 3-33,4-. Al-lglyx -HAY J'-'N v s Q lx. Ln,- ICA 1 f 1 -. 4,,- fi ' -fr un- Q 'Q':.Q A 1 iv in , ... 4- 5+ E , t ' M - my .M A . D ,.,,... Mf:-f4f4'- '- x A ?x-' 25 1 0,9- -1 Y.. realize that, because we are Children of God, Members of Society, and Heirs of Heaven, we have certain duties. And so, we pledge allegiance To Our God .... 8 Faculty Administration Religious Activities To Our School .... ..... 2 2 l-lorneroorns Classes To Our Friends .... ..... 4 4 Social Affairs Sports Events Clubs To Our Ideals ..... .... 7 6 Seniors Senior Activities 1 -' ' 1 . .,l ,,, 'r . f .Il . . . inspires dedication SAINT VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL :ss win Maur :msn AKRON 3, OHIO llovunber 5, 1957 The President The Hhlte House Washington, D. C. Deer Mr. President: This yesr our snnuel, The Shlnrock, has s patriotic th g and we should, therefore, me to dedicate it to the President of the United Ststes. -Hey we hcve your permission to do so? If it is possible, Hr. President, could you send us s picture of yourself which we could use? This msy not be your regulsr policy, end we shall understsnd if you prefer not to do IO. Thank you snd msy God bless you in your difficult work. Sincerely yoursf C2141 4244, Shmrock Editor His secretary sent cr reply We mailed cr letter to Ike 'I IIE WHITE HOUSE w.xsulNu'rDN November 25. 1957 Dear Carole: The President asked me to thank you and your co-editor for your recent letter. I-Ie appreciates the honor you pay him but. since specific permission can neither be granted nor denied, helfeels that the deci- sion to dedicete your school annual should be yours. At the P:-esident's request, I em happy to enclose a glossy photograph for reproduc- tion in The Shamrock. It comes with his best wishes. Sincerely. Que -N Ann C. Whitman Personal Secretary to the President Miss Carole Case Saint Vincent High School 154 West Market Street Akron 3. Ohio Enclosure ni' 'I Q x , 's K ' un . - - 'fr 4 -. , Q If I , 4.1: A: J TSA J sf f,, ,gfQr..vQ24 4 I 4 ,-.wg X' 535 ,Q 5-2 7 2' 13, A ,x ' ? fi- g ,.4 fw- :Pffgk ':3' ,g.:A .A y ,f ,M N W ,YL . ., 1 1 -11 ' rf . fb 'Y , y ' U f 'fff 'T ,, n I wfgigii M xy' 'KIM-, gi 1 : X4 ' . If K , ' ' , 'fit L ' I -5,51 , . .M V K I L, ww, 6 K Q 31' fx??z,.,, If I FT' x-HLTSI ' Q. i Allegiance to Uur God Cut ot our first allegiance, to our Creator, arises respect tor those who guide us to Him-priests, sis- ters, and lay teachers. Religion classes and related extra-curricular activities lead us to God through knowledge of Him and through practice ot those principles set forth in His commandments. Uur men of God Most Reverend Q,?'v. Reverend Reverend Andrew F. Q'Boyle DOnCIld ljromm AB. Religion Athletic Director AB. Religion - - -LAL in Edward F. l-lolocrn, STD. L.L.D Archbishop, Bishop ot Cleveland Reverend Idmes A ONeiH, MA. Re11q1on Dlrector of St Vmcent Hugh School Reverend Richdrd Ziegler AB. Reliqion 1 L1 Uv 11. A 11 Those havin torches . . . UF is X ..,, 1.,:- I-, H' S Q t After a faculty meeting Sister Loretta pours coffee for Sister Imelda, Sister Ioseph, Sister Diana, cmd Sister Dominica. The Sisters of St. Dominic inscribe after their names the letters O.P.-Order of Preachers. This capacity as preachers in- :ludes imparting to students the know- ledge necessary tor them to meet social, spiritual, and intellectual challenges. But the title preacher rightly implies train- ing the students' wills so that once they know what is right, they may have the perseverance to do good and avoid evil. Sister M. Dominica, O.P. M.A., Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio . . . Principal I2 E? . 9 Sister M. Diana. O.P. B.A., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan . . . Language . .. Social Studies .. . Vincentian Sister M. Imelda. O.P. M.Ed., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio. . .Science Sister M. Ioseph, O.P. MA., Catholic University, Washington Shamrock Copy Staff . . . Business .D.C. Sister M. Loretta. O.P. M.A., Catholic University, Washington, D.C. Social Studies . . . Assistant Principal . . . National Honor Society . .. Shamrock . . .pass them on to others Sister M. Aloysius. O.P. lvl.A., Columbia University Teachers' College New York, New York. . .Music. . .Chorus. . .Modern Mu- sic Masters Mrs. Robert Mascolo B.A., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . . . Social Studies. . .Business. . .Bowling Miss Kathleen Bell B.A., Ursuline College, Cleveland, Ohio. . .Civics Mrs' Ralph' Witt . . .English I 4 , , B.A., Akron University, Akron, Ohio Physical Education Sister M. Clarice. O.P. M.A., Notre Dame University, South Bend, Indiana Mrs' George Wolf . . .Latin. . .lunior Classical league B.S., St. Lawrence University, Canton, New York. . . English. . .Science Sister M. Clarita. O.P. M.A., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . . . Social Studies. . ,English Refreshments were the best part of the faculty meeting so tar as Sy, Mrs, Witt's little son, was concerned. Sitting with Mrs. Witt and Sy are Sister Clarice, Mrs. Wolf, Sister Aloysius, Mrs. Mascolo, Miss Bell, and Sister Clarita. Sy has no baby sitter! Q35 Mfr li! ' ts t X. I3 ilms, books aid facult . . . Sr. Aquinas, Sr. Florence, and Sr. Michael watch attentively as Sr. Agnes explains the proper way to run the movie protector. Sister M. Agnes, O.P. ab-f Sister M. Florence. O.P. M.S., Catholic University, Washington, D.C.. . .Sci- M.A., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio . . . English ence. . .Chem-Phy Club. . .Vincentian Sister M. Aquinas. O.P. M.Ecl., Kent State University, Kent, Ohio Sister M. Michael. O.P. chanical Drawing Science Shamrock B.S. in Ed., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michi- Chern-Phy Club gan . . . English . . . Social Studies Mr. Iohn Cistone B.S., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . . . Physical Education Coach: Football, Basketball, Driver Training Mr. Ned Endress B.S., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . .. l...L.B., Ak- ron Law School . . . Social Studies . . . Coach: Bas- ketball, Football Mr. Robert Lewis M.M.M., Chicago, Illinois Band Director Mr. Edward Wentz B.A., Akron University, Akron, Ohio Coach: Basketball, Football, Physical Education . . . in enli htening their charges I Usinq improved library facilities, Sr. Vincentia and Sr. Marie search forlprojects for their classes. Sr. Iulianne browses for a bookkeeping tpxt as Sr. Bernard, librarian, siqns out a book for Sr. Iosette, a Sister M. Bernard, O.P. M.S. in L.S., University of Illinois . . . Librarian Mrs. Io Ann Bridge BA., Akron University, Akron, Ohio . . . English Sister M. I osette, O.P. nd Mrs. B.S. in, Horne EC., St. Mary oi the Springs, Colum- bus, Ohio . . . Home Economics . . . CSMC Bridge scours the card catalogue for cheer-rally ideas. Sister M. Iulicmne. O.P. M.S., Catholic University, Washington, D.C. Mathematics . . . Vincenteen Boosters Sister Marie. O.P. B.S., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan Mathematics . . . Sodality Sister M. Vincentia, O.P. B.A., Siena Heights College, Adrian, Michigan Mathematics, Art Retreat days afford . . . 1 Q i Beqinninq a conference, father Charles Byridcr, the retreat master, loads the sinfx- inq of the hymn, Come lloly Ghost. Betreat enveloped the school in contemplation. At various conferences, retreat master Father By- rider explained essentials oi a qood retreat: prayer, penance, silence, and rec- ollection With confession Each day closed with Ben- ediction ot the Blessed Sacrament, but the 24- hour spiritual exercise did not officially end till after High Mass the next day. its it Q -- X V, A t Y i l yt 1 riqlt rrther Byrider, assisted by Tom McGuckin, distributes communion during retreat. From left, Barbara Snyder, Charlotte Rasinski, Carol Reymann nd Blanche Richards kneel at the altar rail. Ann Steinmetz, Marie Sutter, and Mariea Gill wait reverently behind. . . . time or recollection Seniors Nancy Ronnie, Mario Sutter, ludy Uullctt and Janet Bnrgoon honor the Trav- --linq Statue of Our Lady of Fatima. At Saint Vincent, the prin- ciples ot the Catholic iaith are applied in daily school lite. The Morning Qffering is said at the be- ginning ot the day and prayers loetore each class. Wholesome companions :ind activities form val- uable assets in leading students to the feet of the Blessed Mother: attend- ance at Mass on First F ri- day, the Stations of the Cross during Lent, acting as sponsor tor Confirma- tion, taking active part in spiritual organizations. Toni Scheatzlo, junior, accepts his duties ns: sponsor very seriously as Auxiliary- Bishop Iohn I. Krol administers Confirma- tion. gi That we ma always . . . N MARK' 'OF Tl-if C' t Q 1 M l ,tHllRl,i-l L f fl XJ' , ' tt , l'Ja.lClli5fllxi..t t 2 Duswzat il,--.,vt,u.,a.:rr ilm ' N final. k Vt.fr..g,.,... L .S M I t it H ,,.,, . ,V A I .. ..' ' t i V i f .1 t 2 ' - 'Q , 4 3 N . I 2 Ffrmgs ,N EL' l , .' - ' '- l rf Q , tm L' R61 . J Q-fin' A' 4'-M' 5 , ,w.1+,ii'iJlJfl ' ' . ML: 1 if Q H K ' -.V-Hg I-N lfmratwii x Till , , x N! . S - if 4 - 2 ni V I A 'N' - 4, X - ,ft .. I I, vw 1 LL-t ftliftdf A 5' . - . f . , z' we i J' .ai K H f f J: I ,NEA 7 5g m4:iiflf:.l .? lw yi EX - I ' ' .V if l A t N' f ' ffl f t. ., . 7- Ierry White, Chuck Smith, and Tom Scheatzle scotch-tape a chart to the wall in 109. lunior reliaion includes a study of the marks ot the Church, sixth and ninth commandments, and Church history from its founding by Christ to its present-day problems and issues. All diocesan high schools use the religion- year's juniors were the first class to study text series entitled Our Quest for Hctppi- from the revised edition, begun in l955 ness-the Story ot Divine Love. This and edited by Msqr. Clarence E. Elwell. Sophomores re-create the scene of the Lourdes miracle. At riqht, Bernadette, Nancy Fitzqerald, kneels before Our Lady, Carol Casey, Nellie Bortsch, book in hand, narrates the story as Mary Denholm, Carolyn Butler, and Mary Besan, at left, play kneeling penitents. . . . know, love, serve 'V Fl- , r 1'A 't'e Library aides take charge of the Book Week Exhibit and distribute lists of wholesome literature. From left: Karen Karper, Kathleen Ryan, Donna Kelly, Donna Bertolini, and Alice Polsinelli. All five girls presented book reviews to encourage good reading. St. Vincent students devote the first 42- minute period of the day to religion class. Here they analyze their Catholic Faith with the same concentration as the rest of their academic curriculum. The theo- logical virtues of faith, hope, and charity, the cardinal moral virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance come under close investigation. Lectures and movies supplement class Work by present- ing a more practical View of Catholocism. Catholic action finds tangible expres- sion in the observance of Catholic Book Week and the students' Universe Bulletin campaign, which promote the spread of the Catholic Press through student effort. I9 Mzsslon group, odalzt . . . The St. Vincent Catholic Students Mission Cru- sade, with prayer, study, and sacrifice as the driv- ing force, begs for foreign and native missions. Un- der the direction of Sister losette, their program in- cludes: raffles, cancelled stamp drives, bake sales, and collections of discard- ed things useful in help- ing missionaries in their work. Mass and Commun- ion are recommended. CSTVIC officers Mtlilo Sutter, vi.-,V piwmtlwixt, l,ou1.:o Borden, profzwlmit, rinfl lltnlwfntx Btrrliminn, tr-Hxsurcr, plan r1r'I1v1t1w::. CQMC members I eatedl Ianet Burgoon Sharon Barr Carol Masturzo and Dorothy Hllaert Cut out pictures from Christmas Cards for missions. Mu hr-l Thomp on Marie nlxvka Karon Tsaloff Ilckie Germano Eileen Mattingly Karen laser and Diane Rcymann inspect cards. . . . carr on apostolic works l'he St. Vincent sodalist Works for his own salva- tion and that of his neigh- bor, through devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Sister Marie moderates at Weekly meetings that serve to direct the Cath- olic Action apostolate ot members. The sodality sponsors the annual Christmas tood-ctnd-cloth- ing drive for the poor and the Friendship Day dance, and sells Christ- Becki Clark, Sodality secretary, Eva Robert, vice-prefect, Denis Oberdoerster, sccre-tary, and THQS Cards. Gary Hoban. protect. rally round to assist Ioan Flaniqan, prefect, on a problem. l s 1 'll t , 4' if Sodnlity members help- to make Christmas happier for poor families with sixty bushels ot food and toys brought in by students. Left to right: Larolyn Hurt, Priscilla Borden, Sandra Hardesty, Barbara Crano, Mary Cummings, and Dianna Burns sort canned goods and boxes. 21 3 r 10.0.0 'llroq Allegiance to Our School School spirit means not only en- thusiasm for school activities, but also eagerness in the search for learning. Biologists engrossed in the study ot anatomy, a history class engaged in a lively discussion of current events, and homeroom teams competing in school projects each present a new facet oi loyalty. Librar , Ed arr Memorial. . . As a haven for avid read- ers, as a rendezvous for American History stu- dents, and as a research center for all assignments, the library offers neces- sary information to all who Walk through its doors. This collection of books is the amassed knowledge of many phases of learning. The library originated thirty- eight years ago and has been built up to its pres- ent size of over 6000 books. Donations and purchases ot new books keep the St. Vincent li- brary up-to-date. Fiosliio class officers, John Klein, Barbara Crano, June Walsh, and Steve Slifko chock the definition of responsibility. Homeroom 301 . .W N ROW l: T. Gilbride, C. Grucella, D. McBride, D. DeMali, E. Forbes, M. Goehler, L. Dangel, R. DeRosa, M. Cummings. ROW 2: G. Gilbride B Flynn K Harrin ton W Mclnt re R Kouri W Gr'if'th W M h ll B M G k ROW 3 P G V Mhl h D Fl - fx- I Q .v . Y., . , . ll S, . arsa, . cucin, :. eorqe, . ieic,l.Kollar, . ana qan, D. DiMaggio, K. Deagan, A. Gibson,IS. Hardesty, L. Gerry. ROW 4: R. Goehler, E. Labbe, N. Holleran, P, Humphrey, I. Flynn, M. Mar tin, S.AGiosso, M. Doerr. ROW 5: R. Maior, I. Klein, P. Gmerek, A. Davison, C. Gill, F. Guisiino, I. Dunay, D. Feclor, K. Dickinson. ROW 6 lf. Lumcski, E. Frueh, I. Kaianic, L. Hudak, D. Grunninger, T. Murphy, L. Miller, R. Mcisturzo. . . . attract frosh and parents x,.,f- ln honor of their class- rnate's courage and per- severance in the face ot death, the class oi '56 es- tablished the Ed Farr Me- morial Scholarship. The first award Went to Do- lores Ann Flanagan for her essay on the assigned topic Why I think I de- serve the Ed Farr Scholar- ship. ln her essay Do- lores said, We must iirst practice our Holy Faith, then the atmosphere of a Catholic high school is in- spiring. At the annual open house, Monsignor Rd ward B. Comy shows Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Kemper the Ed Farr plaque, Homeroom 303 ROW 1: K. Kina, A. Kuhn, K, Lux, I. Wood, I, Schultz, B. Kannel, D. Lobello, I. Knapp, vik, R. Henry, E, Hesse, M. Kemper, K. Laser, R. Ziruolo, E. Lewis. ROW 3: S. Sliika, La Fatch, D. Kutz, D. Hilqort, F. Iendrisak, ROW 4: R. Riley, I. Russo, F. Henderson, I. G. McGuire. ROW 2: I, Sherman, S. Keith, Koval- l. P R. S 1 P. M G ki ' appano, avo, C uc n, I. Vrelhaber, C. Ilijevich, S. Lawson, A. Tyszka, W. Schnee, M. Ioyce, L. Hunter. ROW 5: I. Kirstein, R. Pelyhes, G. Solnick, R. Testa, R. Roman, R. Tomcik, I. Reichart, D. Schubert, C. Kuchenbrod. ROW 6: P. Kinney, S. Urycki, F. Schwenning, G. Notfsinger, B. Savage, F. Pichichero, I. Palmer , F. Petroski. Diversit 0 subjects . . . X ,-f 4 if -,-ff N-N. ..- ll zlculfitinir with iulcr find pencil the volume of cones, cylinders, and pyramids are freshman qeneral math students fsontecl lf-IU Sliiiloy M xy, l'i:wil Vliftfin, find Mviry A. Ccrcnd, Frank Petroski floftj, observes the dismcmberinq of a cylinder by Alma Batal and Stanley Urycki. t 1 l :un if.:,1t- ii, zfiinrifr in liiinrl, ronclurtzz ix mcctina in hmrltli class, usinq parlimncntnry 7 z -ii1i:- . I :vi.- -N Hi-viik ruin-if: lu'-r liimcl with an oluyrfction. lltiriicipiitina are Martha Kovul- mia, Vai i l 1 I' :Ei-li, lfiiiiizt- Gill, l'itxm:iii-N Iliclm-llvi, Lynn Carroll, and Rita Brett. Freshman orientation day occurs the day before school opens. During this time, it's not unusual for frosh to get lost in the school, and indeed most unusual if none do. But adjustment follows event- ually. Required to take four basic subjects, fresh- men have a wide ranqe of electives such as algebra, Latin, and health, and participate in cadet band, Bantam football, and in- tramural basketball. . . . tagg rs new freshm n Homeroom 304 ROW lg S. Moran, B. Riellv, C. Masturzo, S. Tipton, C. Spaldinq, I. Novak. S. Rollow, M. Smith, I. Schnee. ROW 2: M. Markovich, G, Yen, lt. Vissvionv, I. Manderbach, M. Mellion, K. Michalec, M. Thompson, T. Pedone. ROW 3: C. May, B. Shields, E. Richard, B. Wozniak, L. Manuel, A. Vinciquerra, M. McShatfrey, V. Shaul, C. Tucker. ROW 4: I. Riealer, P. Pastoria, I. Rambacher, C. Myers, I. Richards, I. Richards, A. Yinrlina, N. Matvc-y. ROW 5: B. Ochsenhirt, A. Perkins, M. McMenemy, N. Shedlosky, L. Moffet, I. Wassity, P. Pouser, B. Schaad. ROW 6: M. Pinter, P. Murphy, P. Murtv, L. Purdy, D. Fuller, I. Walsh, D. Reymann, C. Villanova. ROW 7: M. Nist, S. May. W l..,.,,. + i , l I ' I K WZ It L K r-A X 'Q . . 3- f 'W vs XX KW lniport-uit UN moetinq in session! Members OI the freshman Civics class represent the Security Council: Bernadine Antonino, Richard Ziruolo, Valerie Sliaul, Arlene Kuhn, Alex Tyszka, Mike Martin, Tom Fitz, Cathy Myers, Lorraine Moftet, Ronald Tomcik, Marjorie Capatosto, Election and exhibition Homeroom 305 IICPW I' Il. t'.f111f.11, Il. V1111111, K. II111kc1, I. Ciulmlc, II. Bmlfsclx, I. Benninqfvr, L. Ecmn, T. Davis. HOW 21 N. lI11r.1:wIl.1, I. Ilfrt I1 I' Acl111 11111111113 I'. Arrlwll-1, I. Ii11NvII:, Il. HFIIIIIIICYWIIICY. ROW 3: T. Edo, I. Cc1sC1oli, M. Capoloslo, B. AITIOUIIIO, IJ. Bums, A. I1-1.1101 I? Ar Ihlw mlm. HOW fl: Il. Ilxvlt, N. c:II'lllO, K. Colluns, L. Carroll, R. Brooks, O. D1 Cosolci, N. Endrvss. ROW 5: R. A11r111II11r P kl1II111 I1 L 1 1 , . 5 . , .J. k11!11:10, M. II't1i11111, I, Ilf1w111r111, II. I 11r1111, I. L.o:st1qm1. ROW 6: T. FIIZ, I. Brvnko, I. Cosstvllo, IU. Bfxrbuto, B. Bxkor, I. IM nfl r A Ilulux 1 A. L l11l:1m1, I':-'vw 'NS 'I I'1'- -11115111 1'111-11V 11111: I'11111l-C l71vl1ir:I1c M. lx I'.l1'i.1lI l121111v1 1I lvllml flw1111111::I111I1'1:: ll 'I'O, 111 R11 91-11ln 28 'Imrfl Brindrowuky, Willinm SCIITIUQ, IOI111 Ilc'1rI1.11t, N1vf1I.1s Llrvllcf ml I 11l, 1' 1 l'1 11111d0l jet Onqxno 10 1lIu:sl1'c1lQ II10 slmy OI A111011P1111 lflxlslgrvfts 111 Q1 IL 1 I Xe' i I v 1 . . . motivate student interest llmll i . ll Alan Cairns 12023, lovce Sandy 13021, Alice George tLib.l, lennie La Rocca QZOSJ, Larry Xeno 13063. Homcroom presidents, eye the prize checks for high room in the magazine drive. The St. Vincent student's second high school term usually proves more ac- tive and less trying than his freshman year. Spon- soring the Halloween dance traditionally falls to the sophomores. This year they manned decor- ation, publicity, and clean-up committees to present Harvest Har- mony . The same class spirit won sophomore boys and girls of 306 and 203 top homeroom honors in the magazine drive. Library ROW 1: A. George, S. Ahern, N. Filippi, C. Casey, M. A. Benninger, M. Ganlous, M. Brady, M. Besan, M. Ciriello. ROW 2: P. Coffee, N. Bertsch, K. Bayman, I. Blubaugh, T. Elam, P. Chisholm, L. Filing, A. Conway, N. Burkhart, I. Deagan. ROW 3: I. Chillik, M. Garcia, C. Butler, I. DeCresie, V. Boudreaux, C. Beam, G. Beck, M. Breiding, A. Baughman. ROW 4: K. Barr, L. Broseman, N. Fitzgerald, B. Dirrig, M. Di Mascio, M. Denholm, B. Brown, S. Adelman. 29 Chart ssist ophomores . . . v 1 .l, 7 .H I f VT Homeroom 302 ROW I: S. Trunk, IW. R1:'h, H. Nezrnoth, N. Sprdxn, R. Nolan, I. Smith, L. Meadows, S. Thomas, D. Pace. ROW 7: S. Thoizs, I. Mzllor, I. Manoy- Vs-nnv, I. Hnlf, P, M1ll0r, V. Swartz, K. Zvhnor, C. Yahnor. ROW 3: N. Maynard, I. Suscinski, E. Mnrawskx, M. Stoinmr-tz, R. Slitz, S. Shanl, I'. llalumt, II. Out. RCW 4: Radcrfsiorl, I. Molzlor, I. Sandy, C. Wahl, B. Potochar, P. Hlrh, A, Wxllmubarlxrxr, T. Paalncrl. HOW 5: C. Vwlkxnrr, K. Tsliloff, M, Mnrly, M. Ponrod, I. Wriqht, S. Sprinqor, M, Slxvka. llapllwrxmwfz study both rurront and ancwnt ovonts in World Hxstory. Ioanno Clnlllk and Paul Croolan paint ant to Donna Pure the oxact rzylnt H1 fxnuwnl Horne whom a rnodorn infldr-nt would have occurred. Patty Murdock and Cathy Wahl read the Wcokly News Rr-View accounl. lx Q. i lub XMWMXN X-M . xv..-X Q -g 'Q' 4 k.-7 ,,,.,., .2 . . . in hi tory and alesman hip M M95 Xngnli guvtbx Homeroom 306 Chuck Schultz and Tom White show 100 per cent participation of 306 to Terry Pen- rod, with winninq mascot and lim O'Brien. .5- gi? lb ROW l: I, Sndlcr, S. Tonti, D, Neman, I. Strobel, C1. Rickus, R. Maite, D. Witwer, M. Waqner. ROW 2: B. Williams, R. Roman, R. Rasinski, F. Kuebler, A. Maile, T, McNellis, W. Kollar, P. Schmitz. ROW 3: C. Watson, I. Snyder, T. Penrod, R. Rich, I. O'Brien, R. Shumaker, I. May, C. Schultz. HOW 4: I. Swope, C. Sebeny, R. Solnick, T. White, I. Shumaker, L. Tynan, I. Ranostaj. ROW 5: L. Trofy, M. Smith, T. Kish, I. Kolar, L. Zeno, T. Kutsko, I. Stephenson. 31 Plane geometry and biology ,,. 1? si T l l .s lit ,4 When a pupil asked Euclid the use of ge- ornetry, the master gave him a coin, so that he might have something for his pains. Many St. Vincent geometrists ask this same question. Why find the volume of a right circular cylinder? But at term's end that cylinder may become a canister of ice cream, Whose quantity must be known, and all questions are answered. 32 While Cathy Wahl demonstrates how to inscribe a iiveepo in cz circle, Ieanne Hennessy oversees the explanation, Paul takes notes, and Katherine Barr directs from her book. . . . challenge embr 0 scientists The students ot biology tind themselves counting bones and dissecting worms. They learn how to use the microscope and other instruments that help them in their classes. Biologists take projects to lohn Carroll Science Fair and bring home many prizes. Towards the end of the year, all the students participate in the school Bi- ology Exhibit, in the laboratory. 7' 'ln Advent q in the world of living things, William Carpenter, Rt Halverson Marcia Gantous, John Frient, Pat Loftus, and Mary K Iosh use microscopes and the new microprojector to study slides. ophomore girl ' gymnastics . . . -v v -1 -.1 'U 1 li 1 Homeroom 203 HOW l: T. Kr-rosky, T. Hanich, P. Hibbs, M. McFadden, K. Halaiko, M. Hatton, M. Kurtz, C. Kirxnard, C, Maroon. ROW 2: M. Kaufmann, C Ink, D, Loftus, S. Markovich, C. Keith, I. LaRocca, V, Guenlher, M. Leiby. ROW 3: R. Maslrolonardo, M, McCooI, A. Harford, I. Hennessy I. HIWIIUUUII, I. Klein, B. Kemper, I. Iendrisak, M. Iosh. ROW 4: C, Kolb, K. Hamad, K. McCahan, K. Hollander, B. Lynch, S. Ioliol, C. Gloss M, l.nr'lwir1. ROW 5: C. Lucas, V. Kilway, R. Halverson, A. Lonqville, P. Henry, X1 , v ,X I In qym class, sophomores makinq a pyramid are Lenore Filing, on lop, Mary Ioan McCooI, Donna Rich, Christine Kolb, Estelle Murowski and Mary H. Penrod. Catherine Gless, Mary Alice Murly lleftj, Sue Adelman, and Kathleen Hamad lriqhll build the Flying Anqol, 34 loo Vuiiui rind lhxul Chilon wx-iminv tho buss of CI phone, Charles L'ii::u hr-rix:s thu nww lmiq-fiizzlrrnvo dinhnq system explained by Rmlph Iiunitr-ii:at+iko, puiilii' i'uIrit1m1:: suipvivisol' for Ohio Bell Company. . . . omethin to Walk about MMU Homeroom 202 ROW 1: D. Kuzlouskcxs, P. Alekncr, N. Gorbach, T. Hinkel, I. Frient, T. Early, W. Carpenter, E. Buiis. ROW 2: I. Funoi, L. Codispoti, F. Ker- oskv, M. Cogzens, A. Cnirns, I. Cruiq, A. Hermcnowski. ROW 3: P. Creelcm, I. Hinkel, P. Decxqcm, T. Dcmqel, W. Anello, D. King, M. Chi- giez-lrin,HG. Griffiih. ROW 4: I. Bachmann, A. Frcmiesh, R. Essary, R. Hughes, W. Crono, F. Cuscrlinuovcz, D. Ahern. ROW 5: C. Ccrhill, I. Doerr . O CYGH. rom catapults to copper plaques . . . .- S W x xi V Q WX l 5 T' ,fswsgs ,T V .L ga, . 7 r 'v limi X ,af 4 K B 5 '. 'fi' -Q . K :ll'li!ll,x'K' 'lex ' Carolyn Garlando and Mary Louise Carroll demonstrate the swing of their battering ram to Mariea Gill, Ann Mikolashek, Paul Creelan, Patrick Deaqan, Iohn Stephenson, and Conrad Egan. Latin students chant, First it killed the Romans: Now it's killing me. But Caesars Gallic expeditions, Cicero's orations, oc- f'X casional conversations in Latin, and study of the Romans' customs and dress, bring the dead language to life. From left, Valerie Gunther shows Caesar's tent in miniature, Mary Alice Murty displays the head of Iupiter made of copper, Mary Besan holds rx bas-relief carving, and Sylvia Springer exhibits a Roman Temple. Rita Halverson and Mary Ioan McCool admire the Latin projects. me -g I UN-4 Q 36 all display glory of ancient Rome X , 2 C Ml i 492 N, ROW 1: M. Conskv, M. Flovin, C. Gorlcindo, T. Corcrcciolo, I. Germono, M. Forbes, P, Ahern, E. Collins. HOW 2: M. Ccrrroll, I. Evans, C. Clinpnmn, P. Borden, R. Doran, A, DiTomoso, E. Aumiller, P. Burr, H. Be-lik. ROW 3: M, Clriello, B. Bochmonn, T. Becker, I. Byron, C. Brown, I. Gcrzrlxczrt, M. Dnrlin ton, R. Doron. ROW 4: M. Bcxllislulo, S. Borr I. F , N. Etoll D. F' ld E. F h S. Ed cl P. B lt' R. B q , orr , ie s, cr ey, war s, eo ie, ouer, C. Gander, S. Boonny, C. Cohill, C. Buzzelli, R. Fossnccht, D. Friess, B. Driscoll. WE . f i tfQg,'-Fl i,.' rig., .ig ll , Y 'A I 35 N .,,l. Q. 'fs is f-:':5-Ti ns - No longer underclgss- men, juniors settle down to the serious persecution of freshmen ond sopho- mores. Iunior girl Wottch- ers mgy identity their sub- jects by the chctrctcteristic White blgzers With green motrkings. The cgll Whgtsterhistryhome- work? -reverbergtes through the hglls, gs jun- iors tincl time to sponsor the Christmas 'iorrngl ond the spring prom, then or- der clgss rings in Moy. Eileen Collins, Mary A. Mundy, GC-ne Tur- chon, Claire Sitko, ond Terry Ede leave G meeting of junior homeroom presidents, 37 American hi tor and French . . . mr aamcnts Or GOVUINMENT . N vin. gf ,fn::g-!.-di. tlllilllffl , , www' 4 DM'-W l' - V If , ., , .kg- David lloSfinte, Hank Bfvrtch, and Patty Ahern study rx few of the awards from the Freedoms Foundation Library, won by St. Vincent last yr' ir. Tliozie maps and rcndinq materials are given to those schools which win the the Principal School Award , for buildinq better citizens. Knowledge of American history and our tor everyone it he is to do his part as an country's place in the World is necessary intelligent citizen of a democracy. R 4 i l vt W It Homeroom 105 HOV! l: M. Cliiiflni-r, ll. Ciirdina, D. Culver, I. Fraser, S. Borish, T. Ede, D. DeSante, M. Filina. ROW Q: H. Hanna, P. Guonilior, G. Bc'-rtscli, H. Brown, I. Ciliifsholni, T. Brennan, I. Hadley. ROW 3: R. Batal, D. Barhuto, W. Eckman, W. Gosset, D. Brawley, H. Fitz, R. Gmorok, G. Bell. HOW 4: l. Fuller, B. Gfirdnrir, D. Gceorqo, R. Franks, K. Burch, C. Egan, P. Gruic. HOW 5: S. Fnqlor, R. Ccmipbcll, R. lackson, P. Byrne, D. llutli, T. Butiwwicz, G. lludfik, 38 . . . aim or world understanding A N Q XPXBF. an ww M 'sl ff--..,,,,-H J' ' A- ,ef ... w- l as . :IL - 3'f.J'3 ' nh W Xi -. 1 f Maria Ciriello and Chuck Smith, standinq, kibitz as Dave Georqe and Frank Linsalata study the map of France, while Kathy Marlin and Iackio Gormano select crepes-suzettes from the menu. The six plan an imaginary trip abroad to Complement their course in French. Strains oi Frere lacauesn and the scent of jur1ior's and senior's study of French is not pate de foie gras make it plain that the all Work and no play. Homeroom 108 1: I. Horvath, S. Kremblas, I. Iacomini, S. McCIarnon, K. LoPresti, P. Lobello, A. Loftus, E. McFadden, A. Meley. HOW 2: E. Issac, A. Griffiths, M. Masturzo, B. Holland, P. Miller, A. Kaufmann, M. Miller, S. Kidder. ROW 3: A. Hayden, I. Hinman, A. Labbe, N. Kropac, G. Minc1ccx,' D. McDonald, K. Minkel, M. Mundy, T, Lindsay. ROW 4: H. Hughes, K. Karper, M. Gill, A. Mikolashek, C. Kayatin, M. Gless, K. McGuck1n, M. Langbein. ROW 5: K. Martin, I. McClelland, L. Ienkins, P. Mooney, S. Gill, I. Gilbride. 39 Pot-pourri 0 subjec s . . . liffciifliff. A r't ::sv 'f'f' L1 vs Kano, at right, with aid of a scale model, explains the framework of a house to lwanicnrl drawing students lolxn Skeese, lamcs Wcrxdclken, and Thomas Brennan. Boys study home plan- ning and practice con- structing models ot ma- chine parts and drawing pictorial views in the in- dustrial arts orientation course. Many acquire proficiency in free hand sketching as Well. Pre- cision and neatness are reguisites for would-be ar- chitects or engineers. All over the building one may see the juniors whetting their slide rules against their vocabulary lists as they cram for the Scholarship Qualifying Test, given in the spring tor the first time this year. . we Vocabulary study in English Ill progresses with David George on the spot. From left, Katherine Lo Presti, lohn Skeese, Mary Nugent, Blanche Holland, Terry Ecle, Dan Pappano, and ludy Schulz cultivate word power to prepare for National Merit tests to be qiven April 29. . . . busies third-year pupils titmum t. W Narrow scrapes and a half hour of sight-seeing afford a diversion for sen- iors and juniors enrolled in driver training. Super- vised loy Mr. Cistone, for one semester they learn the mechanics as Well as the laws of driving. The students have driving ses- sions twice a week and class every day at noon. Mr. Iohn Cistone, driving instructor, ex- plains parking to Paul Miller, Sheila Bo- anny, Betty Rambacher, and Iohn Neitz. Keith Broseman, standing, one of last year's first place winners in Algebra II, times juniors Rose Testa, David Culver, and Frank Linsalata, aspirants tor a place in the District-State Scholarship Finals this spring. What's the word? Speed plus accuracy, they'll say. 'Gs .,.,.f-W-w ! : 4 K A H tri Y-u....,,, ,N r 4, f K ' 'A , s -. X.- 4'l Juniors take time out. . . During November, the en- thusiasm of members ot the biology and Chemistry Classes Came to a climax with a pilgrimage to Chi- cago. Staying at the Con- rad Hilton Hotel, the group visited the Field Museum ot Natural His- tory, the Museum ot Sci- ence and lndustry, Shedd Aquarium, and Adler Planetarium. A sightfsee- ing tour of the City com- pleted their trip. from lrtt, Ifavrf Cfulvwr, llmtli Ilmwli, Iirimk I.in:1r1lx2f1 and Gary llrwwn tty wut fm wx hitwit fr! INIIIXSVWIIIH :I flvtvxrtw- and Imluzztly. I Homeroom 109 ,,,. f W I W , I. Ktrnw, I. Skr-vsp, I. Noitz, I. Oume, H. Parker, F. Keller, F. Linsalata. ROW 2: I. Shirilds, Ii. Maritime, 'I'. Strock, J o I Ltiwwkert, IJ. Puppano, C. Smith, M. Misbroncr. ROW 3: P. Miller, L. Parsons, I. Mlhelich, I. May, IW. Tl1OIT1ft1Sl7!1, W. Hone, It I ix ROW 4 It Prico, B. Icxkubowski, I. Leib, G. White, T. Schcatzle, I. Mollica, E. Turcharx, I. Wendelken. ROW fi: H. Nupp, It. Rnssvll I Mnlick C. Petit, H. Inuqhlin, I. Koncff. ROW 6: R. Kutz, R. Seed. . . .for traveling and tea A misplaced dart, sodden biscuits, and naughty children are only a tew ot the problems encount- ored by home economics students. Sewing lessons and practice in the use ot the machine put the dart where it belongs. A good recipe and a little know- ledge ot cooking make the biscuits rise. The study ol home nursing and tam- ily lite teaches child care Y X A' V'-x and the principles ot 1 - 1 home relations. 'Vw' ,, Demonstrating correct table etiquette for the benefit ot the Home Fc class are junior qirls, left to right, Anno Haydon, Camille Scikel, Betty Rambaclier and Lynda Tlieobold. Shirley FOSS, seated, explains proper use of tableware to thc group in cr practice session. 1 .gl Homeroom 201 HOW l: l. Svluilx, I. Ranizwuiler, II. Rarnbackrir, I.. Tlieobold, M. Violet, P, Simone, R. Testa, I. Poinar, K. Thompson. ROW 2: C. Seikel, K. Iliixfl, l. 'I'ou::lt-y, S. Sava-1--, R. Pitvr, C. Spattino, M. Nugent, l. Robb. ROW 3: D. Testa, L. Tipton, P. Salvo, C. Politrone, I. Wussity, S. Ross, lt. Pappana, K. Roicliart, li. Roberts. ROW 4: C. Thomas, I. Van Dove-re, P. Risser, l. Pfeiffer, K. Ryan, I. Sadon, M. Pepperney, M. Richard. HOW fu: 1. Oclisonliirt, C. Waaner, C. Sitko, I. Vielhaber, I. Weidlick, E. Scheatzle, M. Neidert, D. Walter, V. Schiebilla. 43 g, K' Allegiance to Our Friends The merriment ol school parties or the Christmas formal, the re- straining influence ot parliamen- tary procedure at club meetings, the tension that ties cheering section and team together while both pull for a victory-all these things draw us students closer in a bond of friendship. 45 nappy c eerl aders . . . loc Markcy, Larry Zc-no, and Duke Ilssary aive an assist to Tom Battcnbora as lic evade-s the attack of an East tackle. Tlif- tiill-tlimtitvd my of Go, Irish! We Want to Win tonight! echoes throuqhout basketball and football seasons as ther chcorloadcrs support tht- tvams vocally, as wvll as in spirit. Varsity tin whitel, from leit to riqht: Bev Moss, Mary lean La Rocca, Mary lane Millar, and Gail Vmkos. Rozsotvvsa tin qrvcnl: Ionnio La Rocca, Susan Adelman, Martha D1 Mascio, Mary Alice Mundy, and Eileen Collins, P ' 1-r L: -A ,M X . 2 .af p -5 S., 'fm . l 1 -2 . . . spur team to victory t rawl . H SQ if is NIST 76s 77514 1794 ET EEB 31 Z- ' 'r T -uxczgm 633 3 5458-ef-Es.f3AHf:4..?S11 Hui ts ROW 1: C. Petit, E. Newkirk, L. Morris, M. Hunter, P. Neman, L. Zeno. ROW 2: D. Hughes, R. Russell, T. Funk, W. Long, R. Fitz, G. White, D. Iacobucci, T. Kish. ROW 3: Ass't. Coach N. Endress, L. Mehok, A. Fenstomocher, G. Yingling, L. Maglione, W. Richart, I. Mackey, D. Barbuto, AtC hICt HdC hWtROW4CPlILb G kll-iff E ky qM CC ss' . oac . is one, ea oac en z. : . avo oi, . ei , R. meri , . o man, . Dolens , D. Geox' e, anagers . asey, P. Meadows. ROW 5: I. Mihelich, R. Franks, T. Battenberg, D. Essary, W. Crano, S. Beri h L. Ede, D. Pappano. Faced with a rebuilding task, Eddie Wentz successfully molded a solid team around only eight returning lettermen. While Ned Endress and Iohn Cistone labored with the backfield, George Florin and Coach Wentz built a strong forward wall. Seniors Larry Morris, Ed Dolensky, and Bill Long formed the foundation with underclass- men filling in. Mike Hunter moved to the backfield as a target for Al Fenstomo- cher's passes. Tom Battenberg handled the running chores. The squad opened by losing a heartbreaker to Buchtel, but came back to thump a strong Canton Central crew. Suffering from a flu outbreak which saw only four regulars start, the Irish fell before a powerful Akron Central team. The next week they halted the East Ori- entals in a comeback, then lost another sgueaker to South and bowed to Bar- berton. But the Irish set their minds for a Victory and came up with a powerful rout of St. Mary's to set a school record and win the Parochial Championship. The team shut out Lakewood St. Ed's and ended the season with the Cuyahoga Falls game. Although Falls played all three Akron pa- rochial teams, only St. V. could stop them, adding weight to the record of a winning season for the Fighting lrish. 47 -5, 5-1 ,s -z xA B Q 14. Lou Maqlione Pat Nemcm Ed Newkirk TACKLE HALFBACK CENTER F5- wnngg- 5 i , v fl 'f wgafifk - V., A Ioe Hoffmann A1 Fenstomocher Chuck Pciveloi GUARD QUARTERBACK GUARD Duke Esscxry Bill Lonq Ed Dolensky HALFBACK GUARD GUARD C1 W' W- M-0-M-aswqqn i g QM Q fi . 1 Larry Morris Dom lacobucci Bill Beichart TACKLE GUARD TACKLE Senior pla ers spark varsity The senior members of this year's varsity fought the lrish to another victorious sea- son. Stalwarts Larry Morris, Ed Dolensky, Bill Long, and Ioe Hoffmann spearheaded the offensive line. Most running chores fell to backs Tom Battenberg, Pat Neman, and Tom Funk. The aerial attack featured Quarterback Al Fenstomocher throwing to Mike Hunter, an all-city end selection. Dom lacobucci, Chuck Paveloi, Lou Mag- lione, and Bill Beichart were defensive bulwarks While Duke Essary performed as standout at his defensive halfback post. Each did his share in bringing city-Wide regard for the gridders of St. Vincent Fighting lrishf' Tom Battenberg Mike Hunter Tom Funk HALFBACK END FULLBACK ! 1 'Q-S Q r. R1 r Irish eleven ehalks up . . . A p l t I l d assorted Crusaders watch Tom Battenberq shoulder his way around left end. 'I'om's arimace should be a triumphant qrin, St. V., in thoir greatest team effort, trounced St. Mary, Bl-O. Twice before, the Irish had lost the parochial trophy on yardage. 1430 l'l51f1l l h k 1 d again on terr f th Larry Me o an end zone after s ' g well-pla d p .Q , ffl s I. latex X Q t t lx Buchtel14 Saint Vincent 13 Trailing by two touchdowns, the lrish came back with a brilliant second half rally and matched the Griffin's two scores. A blocked point made the difference. Canton Catholic 13 Saint Vincent 19 Tom Battenberg tallied first on a 55-yard punt return. The Cantonites scored two themselves but the lrish pulled it out with two fourth-period scores. Central 32 Saint Vincent 0 St. Vincent fans saw their flu-riddled squad bow in their first home game to a powerful Central team, led by the running of senior scatback, lim Lewis. East 6 Saint Vincent 14 At full force, the Irish came back to down the Orientals, Mike Hunter played in- spired ball, blocking one punt and recov- ering a fumble to set up both scores. . . . ive- our victor margin ter, receives the regal chrysanthemums from Mike Hu t r and Larry Morris South 26 Saint Vincent 19 Henry Adams and Willie Iones led the South Cavaliers to a quick lead. Steve Berish scored twice and Tom Funk once, but the Irish stumbled in their rally. Barberton 26 Saint Vincent 6 The Magics wasted no time and capital- ized on St. Vincent mistakes to pile up a four-touchdown lead that the Irish were unable to dent until the last period. St. Mary 0 Saint Vincent 61 The Irish regained the parochial trophy, set a school record, and put eight men in the scoring column. Steve Berish and Iohn Mihelich each scored two TD's. St. Edward 0 Saint Vincent 18 After a quick score by Torn Battenberg, Bill Long blocked a punt and Tom went over again. Mike Hunter completed scor- ing with a fumble recovery. Cuyahoga Falls 13 Saint Vincent 20 With Larry Morris and Duke Essary cover- ing key fumbles, Steve Berish recorded two counters to put the Irish ahead in the hardest fought game of the year. Steve Berish's sprint Carries him f h' t y making whitewash of St. Mar ive Y YS urchin bandsmen . . Saint Vincent High School Varsity Band helps add to the excitement of football games. Outfitted in uniforms of green and gold, it may be seen at most sports events. Hard work and daily practice go into each performance during the school year. Un- der the baton of Robert F. Lewis, the band presents concerts and appears in several civic parades. This year for St. Patrick's Day, they traveled to Cleveland to par- ticipate in the annual celebration. The following held offices for l957-1958: Band Captain, Don Rickusp Student Director, Bill Gilbrideg President, Carol Reymannp Secretary, Marie Sutter, Treasurer, lean Scalera. Membership totals sixty-four. V DRUM MAICR: E. Lubbe. MAIOREFTES: M. Spalding, T. Becker, F. Pichichero. I. Byron, R. McGinnis, I. Money penny. ROW 1: P. Milo, C. O'Neil, B. Purdy, B. Gilbride, N. Gorbcxch, D. Rickus, M. Sutter, B. Collins, D. Braw- ley. ROW 2: P. Clifton, T. DeCasper R. Rich, I. Scalera, I. Germano, I. Benninger, C. Reymcxnn. ROW 3 52 5 -,. , gr , Am., sz -f-Q' Q .ACN E 161' if N' 35 wi' 4 'S A n -L' if -gk 1 Q ' A ' , ' 1 ,lynn HQJQQ' 3 44 f 1' I gg , ' X' 3 J ' of Q ' L2 Q Q19 L 153 'g K N ' ' , q , .1 j 5: I' li X - Q avg' , 'S U . Nl J 3'-T'w15..'2H g5 gR 5 Q f 1 2' 4,. L- QD FU' 4 -A-1755-A . A T...,,. , ff 'Aw C1 M I A ,Wm ,jiim sq f L L Q ,- :gn N h Bantams battle opponents ITCTTT-fTTT'Tl I 'V' -'Pr Managers: T. Hinkel, I. Buzzelli. ROW l: Coach I. Merzweiler, T. Gilbride, H. Durand, T. Danqel, A. Franjish, D, Nema T P d R Salvo, R. Kouri, Coach C, Fletcher, Coach I. Zampino. ROW 2: Coach I. Hollander, E. Lunieski, F. Schwenning, R. Roma C Ziruolo, R. Riley, I. Prippano. ROW 3: I. Costiqan, T. Ede, L. Tynan, R. Chilson, T. Doran, A. Cairns. ROW 4: I, Strobel, R. T phy, R. Roman, D. Kazlouskas, B. Savage, I. Snyder. The l958 edition of the Shamrocks Went through another undefeated season but were tied in the championship game by South. Although the Shamrocks domin- ated the title game, they were forced to share the trophy with South because of a change in the rulings of the Bantam code. Coach Merzweiler can again be proud ot the splendid team he turned out this year. Iohn Zampino and Chick Fletcher helped him to bring another victorious season to St. Vincent. Co-Captains Denny Neman and Tony Franjesh stood out in their roles as leaders. lack Doran, Hank Durand, Terry Penrod, Ray Salvo, and Ben Savage also contrib- uted greatly in making this year's Little Irish a superior fighting team. 54 Scores Vincent ........ l3 South . . . Vincent ........ 33 East . . . Vincent ........ 19 Kenmore Vincent ........ 32 Barberton Vincent ........ 19 North . . . Vincent ........ 31 West . . Vincent ........ 19 Central . Vincent ........ Z0 East . . . Vincent ........ 13 South . . . fi 'few ,N-F- O fm, WP' ,-ww, Y, R G ,.,. 1 47 X, X., F-i ,. Y if ll!! flyer? 'M , XJ v VX 1 56 Q A' ll l l lc l ll mmf-li I' l rw M k lluntwr, Di M l XL xlvd Fnflronfz in ri so io surroun P 7 115 O11 xi ,or wise rt or zz .u mv. lf, .uw Sioux .W , on Sri l 1, uw blitly ddlyl tr Clk ar Alfilm lxrPl l fltl ltlll. ff xok, llou Zito, lolm Frariiosli, Ion Mackey, Mil-ce Gill, lolin Miliffllvli, and Ronnie Russell tlm lilfitl zzqimfl. op notch Irish cagers . . . The St. Mary series stood out as a favorite this year. The sectional tournament pro- vided the rubber game in which St. V. proved master, Winning the parochial Championship and the sectional trophy tor the outstanding team in the Akron area. A convincing victory over Central, City Series Champs, again proved the Saints were tops in Akron. Salem, rated titth, and St. lgnatius, tenth in the state, were able to subdue the lrish, having too much height and power tor them. li'--xi Hit' lludvzl lj :V-ilu 1:5 Il ri T..xz1c?x'c::iil P. l l y G10 xi tr: lw slum: in for 'Y lzv-up 111 tlw v.'i1:1,:ir 51.-yriflss ol thi' 11:::w. lion livllirxvwl wptli irrintlwr twin paint.: mul tlxo lii.'l1 midi cl up cfm tip filfwf'. I' 5' ,t 1 'X X X I i .VR D iv hx Xx , N x lxiiiy Mvliok, junior, lioaiiis ti one-handed jump shot in a Crucial qtiini: for the Irish. Larry and classmate Ioe Mackey give the ztltixlirhi I--.ini that added puncli uct'-ded so much in last year's CIGITIGS. Two exciting victories over Cuyahoga Falls established St. Vincent as the top team in Summit County. The always tough Tigers made it a battle both times, but the Irish, fast and guick, were a team that excelled under pressure. When the going got tough, the tough got going. Iac Mackey moves in for one of his spectacular layeups despite the defensive efforts of Cavaliers' Don Toorner, Iolin Jasko, and Bobby Green, Mike Hunter and Don Zito wait for the expected rebound. Don Zito, All-City selection, was high scor- er and rebounder. Robin Shoenfelt, a con- sistent scorer, posted All-City mention as did Captain Mike Hunter. loe Mackey, a junior, grabbed a second team All-City berth. Iunior Larry Mehok, and senior Al Fenstomocher worked the fifth man slot. . . . sport impressive record Rohm Shocnfclt displays unusual and expert ball handling as he tiiilllili-:a aitiuncl a bt-fuddlcd Bill Edmunds. With plays such as these, thi- lrish pulled another game out of the fire by a score of of 41-40. 'tm XSL lll' is Z f',7yi',,. lg, NJ E, i rxx Mike Hunter surveys the situation as he moves the ball across Court for the Irish. Always relaxed and steady, Miko was an excellent field General as he set up his teammates in his role of playrnakcr. Irish teams shine Larry Mehok lets go a one-handed jump shot as Mike Hunter blocks out Falls defenders Dennis Mclnteer, Bob Randall, and Ierry Iohnson. After a spectacular show- ing in the Akron Section- al Tournament, St. Vin- cent moved into the Kent District Tournament with Zito and Shoentelt lead- ing the way. ln the pair- ings, the lrish landed state powerhouse Canton South. They beat the Southerners, and moved into the finals against Lib- erty. The Saints thumped the highly-touted Leop- ards, grabbing district honors and reaching the regional eliminations. Eliyah Ctiatman stands zattirinfy iii twt- itz: Robin Shoenlelt and Wildvat Bob K -' struggle through their pusliiips. Varsity Record Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent ........ Vincent Vincent Vincent ........ Vincent Vincent Vincent Vincent 58 Central ... . . . .51 53 South .... .... 5 2 54 Ravenna . . . . . . .30 44 Buchtel ....... ..... 3 7 50 Hower ............. 34 43 Kent Roosevelt .,.... 47 49 Cuyahoga Falls ..... 47 46 Canton Catholic .... 45 54 St. lqnatius ......... 91 42 Massillon . . .... 48 70 St. Edward .... .... 5 4 60 Garfield ...... .... 4 4 28 St. Mary ............ 39 4l Cuyahoga Falls ..... 40 54 East ................ 58 40 Salem ........ ..... 6 2 51 Barberton . . .... 40 34 St. Mary .... .... 3 3 50 I-lower ... . . . .39 57 Barberton . . .... 50 43 St. Mary ...... .... 4 0 47 Canton South ....... 39 58 Liberty ....... .... 4 7 40 Zanesville . . .... 55 . . . in tournament pla -31. Q CV 7 UM 2 rc? 57 -5855? in io The tit-gzlnntxn tmnn vuppocl tlic twtxrtliri-lace trophy tl B b t t t RO Mclnlyrc, R. Kourl, H. Salvo. ROW I. Bonko, I. Palmer, I. Katanic, R. Chilson, D. Grunningor, T. Fitz, I. Rcichnrt, B. Savage, Coach Ld w-nd l'. Wentz. As a member ot the Sweet l6 in the region- als, the Saints were pair- ed with Zanesville, third ranked team in the state. ln the crucial game, the lrish bowed to the Blue Devils. St, Vincent can be rightfully proud ot their 17-7 record, which included games against three ot the top ten teams in the state. The lion's share ot the credit must go to Coach Ned Endress, who in two years brought a team trom an U-l8 mark to the top team in the city. W 1: I. Pappano, R. Riley, N, Fndress, I. Flynn, Gm-iiulcl dofenscmcn H. lolinson, C. Wlf!OX!lFt and P. Hoilmcl d lrisliman Ion Mack y and gaping cr 8 Robin Shooniolt drinks. Freshman Scores St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent.. St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent St. Vincent Sill .......... 49 Central ...... 3l Perkins ...... 41 Perkins ...... 58 Portage lr. . . .45 Portage Ir. . . .49 Tallmadge . . .26 West ........ 40 West ........ 70 Barberton .... 47 Barberton .... 52 Middlebranch 36 Copley ...... 20 Highland Ir. . .39 Wooster ..... 54 .321 Sprin injects variety . . . lf -.- 5 is '-' i ,- .-5. . .' .Y i Y'5 f- - T f F' 'i'1 . iff' The Irish track squad turned in the most suc- cessful record in St. Vinf cent track history. The team posted ll new rec- ords enroute to winning 7 of 12 meets. Tony Ede, Denny N emma iBil1 Owen, Ken Shumaker, and Al Van Detta were record- breakers among Irish. In the high jump, Ken Shumaker easily clears the bar at five feet six inches for first place against the Stow Bulldogs. ln the 100-yard dash, runners shoot off the starting blocks: Steve Berish ISL VJ, Doug Sesse IStowJ, Tom Battenberg lSt. VJ, Iohn Oblak tStowl, Tom Butowicz KSt. V.J, and Ron Burt lStowJ. Track Scores Saint Vincent .... 35 Stow . . . . . . 5 Saint Vincent .... 61 Buchtel . . . . . .57 Saint Vincent .... 24 Coventry . . . . . .94 Saint Vincent .... 64 V2 Ravenna . . . . .5lV2 Saint Vincent .... 54 V2 Kenmore . . . . . .49 V2 Saint Vincent .... 63 Springfield ....... 55 Saint Vincent .... 62 Stow ............. 29 Saint Vincent .... 54 Kent Roosevelt .... 64 Saint Vincent .... 84V2 Garfield .......... 33W Saint Vincent .... 58 V2 East ........, . . .59V2 Saint Vincent .... 55 Kenmore . . . . . .63 Saint Vincent .... 51 Barberton . . .... 67 Team-mates along the sidelines urge Tom Battenberq on to victory in the 880-yard relay race as Steve Berish hands Tom the baton. Tom determines to break a record as he qets oft to a fast start. 60 . tar 'S . . . into outdoor sports XA Mike Gill, senior member of the golf team, gives a lesson in the use of the short iron to juniors Pat Meadows and Keith Burch th at Good Park Golf Course. Mike is set to blast that little white ball approximately a thousand yards into the middle of Deli E t Under the tutelage of Coach Wentz, the St. Vincent 1957 golf team won the city championship and received a trophy from the Touchdown Club. Members of the var- sity were juniors Carl Penn and Mike Gill and sophomores Pat Meadows and Keith Burch. The boys missed going to Colum- bus for the state play-offs by only a few strokes. The first four teams in the district were eligible for the trip to the .state capi- tal, but St. Vincent came in fifth. With four veterans on the l958 squad, hopes are high for greater accomplishments this year. The matches were played at Good Park, Coach Wentz's headquarters. Saint Vincent .... Saint Vincent Saint Vincent Saint Vincent Saint Vincent .... Saint Vincent .... 9 Saint Vincent Golf Scores Buchtel . Kenmore Kent State Hoban .. Garfield . Central . Cuyahoga Falls ational or anizations present . . . N , f PVCDNGFT SECIETY - ,Am 5 t l . 3 -- -1 1 'Q s' t ll A i ,ff , V 1 tx E ,K ' ' 3 5 ff it A ., s t - f X , -T 3 I 5- c ' Keith Broseman, vice-president, and Dominic lacobucci, treasurer, enjoy NHS notes t-:ken by lean Trivonovich, secretary, Bill Long, president, takes a somewhat dimmer view. National Honor Society members are Day and the visit ot an international chosen on the basis of character, schol- speaker. Members prepare the honor arship, leadership, and service. N.l-l.S. roll and alumni book. Volunteers as- sponsored the Talent Show, Friendship sisted faculty members with exams. Tl ftit1x'1V Sltcrrps , Carolyn Hurt, loan Pr-lltteri, Irene Sherman, and lane Dolnqranqe, all seniors, spin Prr'an1 for N.ll.S. affirms. l'm-w 1 1 1 nc: Mn ltrc'olut1r7r'i, Ioan Trivonovich, Bill Lonq, and Keith Broseman jot notes of the talent show auditions, held in the auditorium. . . . entertainment and installation uw, W 4 i ' 4 'ni w li , S l W' Sei -:iff-P X1 is X S xxx . T . s , V ,.. - ty fi Q s - A Tri M ofticc-rs, from left: Barbara Schulz, historian, Kenneth Shumaker, vice-president: Kath- lcon llurdman, president, lamps Mollica, treasurer: Irene Sherman and Iames Mollicci assist as Father O'Boyle presents new member, Carolyn Butler with her coveted MMM pin. and Irene Sherman, secretary. Students with above-average ability in music courses quality for membership in the Modern Music Masters Society. To promote better appre- ciation of music, the Tri-M holds installation cere- monies, Music Day festivities, and the annual spring mass and communion breakfast. New nic-nibors: ROW l: l. Pointer, l. Ruff, l. Sandy, P. Schmitz, B. Schmitz, E, Schweikert, C. Sitko, M. Spindell, C. Yahner. ROW 2: D. Hilli- qas, M. lash, B. Kemper, S. Kremblas, F. Kuebler, I. La Rocca, M. La Rocca, D. McDonald, K. McGuckin. ROW 3: K. Bayman and T. Becker, lndclen: L. Brosemrin, C. Butler, W. Carpenter, l. Collett, M. Di Moscio, C. Gauder, I. Germano, C. Gless, M. Gless. Somethin 93 buzzing . . . Vliwm l'l1y :ini rxllwfrft Tony IN'fCf1f,pni', Tum Scliealzle, Cfllfiflftfi LUX, and Huqh lnxirqlillri lstrxndinal, listen .is Mr, Svwncl Av: rzl, el ll, If Gtwclllvll zirzwirvli lil, -xi l nm: expis-rinivrilfxllnri tnclrniqimzz. Keith Burch looks skeptical and lim Aldrich helzvvfs in :t.ry.nfy under ruivvr. To complement classreern studies in phys- ics and chemistry, the Chem-Phy Club sponsors an annual series et lectures. Us- ually given hy scientists and engineers tram Alqren area industries, these talks serve te acquaint students with new theories and their practical applications. This year the araup has heard speakers an the fields et plastics, chemistry, ad- vanced chemical research, and careers. lIz.!f,:! :.:.,ii1 3:..:11w:l-L'.'a buyfu: at the slave rixlctimi, Iulerm Sclmcn, lfllon Bvrlzswli, Ellen Ia Ruclirucl, N xxify M itvwy, Vizriil Kxivkviilvrtitl, Mm zfyn ' ff :ncy fThfrt','::ky, Milly Ann McMr'nr'my, Antoinette Perkins, Earhart: Acicrriis, Karen Klltfz, B-zrlvxr 1 Kirriii-fl, Gviirltlirie Mcculrv 64 . . . everywhere you turn Cynthia Buzz-rlli, Slroila Bomlny, and Ioan Pnuliolm post notices while Marianne llamiltun :ztraiglxtcns bulletin lettering. Vincenteen Boosters make boosting school spirit their main objective throughout the year. The green and white color of shak- ers seen at all the Irish games represents diligent Booster salesmanship. Money I l from the two dances the girls sponsored this year bought Christmas baskets and. needed school equipment like the art room kiln. Every month they post a dis- play of coming events outside the office. Vinconteon Booster president Carol Reymann and vice-president Mary lean LaRocca demonstrate how to make the favors to Club secretary Ann Marie Loftus, Ruth Doran, treasurer, Denise Fields, and Marianne Hatton. St. Thomas Hospital used the favors during Christmas. 65 A look at publications . . . ,ar 'U if 5. uf Until the end of April the yearbook force burned the afternoon oil to produce the Shamrock. Editors-in-chief Carole Case and Ken Shumaker acted as general trouble-shooters. With Sister Aquinas, they headed the layout staff in planning all- 1' ff' The typing room becomes fi :cone of quiet activity wh.-ti wttpy yzttitt typists, wtttors and editm: nicct at 2:45 utter school. lwtt to iitylit, front row: Ann Mikolasliok, Marian Spalding, Mfnilyn Mt'Altw1:t-, Barbara Schulz, and loo Georges, Sffcond row: livin-t Ktvlly, Kitten Kehrlc, Pat Hansel, loan Flctniqcm, Bill Long, and Ntinvy Rwnniv. over book design. The copy staff, directed by Sister loseph and editors Irene Sher- man and Barbara Schulz, Wrote the text. Subscription chairmen, Carol Miller and lim Turner, with business staff sponsor Sister Loretta, helped raise funds. Wifi: 'igggil , rm t' 1 itll ' 2 t . ,,' I, 5 a I Y.,-it V r , ta... ,.... . - t -- V 1 t f an , : 3431 l 5 lv. ,Y-A 5 5 .-W z 5315 t L .' P MID' . X,-...Q ... NE ,P-1 ...H 3 .im , , 4 ?:,g' ili ltiytfut rind lttirzinoss stfiffzz woil-c in tho mechanical drawing room. From left: Carol Spallino, Bnrbarri Bachmann, loanno VrinDovrtro, Carts' lyti lltttt, Ion Adttnis, Kr-ttlx Brosotiirni, Kato Kilway, Kathie McGuire, Ted Doll, 'Barbara Farr, Marie Schmidt, Carole Case, and Kon Sliumakor, 66 . . . behind the scenes i l -wr' Fran Pichichero, Vincentian staff typist, confers with lean Trivonovich, editorial page editor. Al Fenstomocher, sports page editor, and Kathy Martin, reporter, get a preview of the next issue over the shoulders of co-editors Gary Hoban and Mary lane Lcmgbein. Another deadline met! Long hours of hard work after classes re- sult in the issue of the school monthly, the Vincentian. Under the faculty leadership of Sister Diana, the paper contains both creative and factual writing. Proof-reading, planning headlines, and setting up layouts constitute the tasks of the editors. The business staff, under Sis- ter Agnes, solicits advertising and han- dles mailing papers to patrons and to other schools. This exchange, along with journalism conventions, provides new ideas for publication. With its cartoon, editorials, features, and columns, the Vincentian has consistently won awards from both scholastic press as- sociations-the Columbia and the Nation- al. But the thrill of that first byline rewards any new writer, and the enthusiastic re- ception of a new issue by the student body repays all those associated with the paper a hundred-fold. Friendship da , fall dances. . . 'Nz Cn September lU, the Sodality and CSMC sponsored the Howdy l-lop, a mixer pri- marily intended to scare the ireshmen out ot corners. Mingling with dancers, hosts and hostesses exuded good will, cheery remarks and introductions. But introduc- tions seemed almost unnecessary. Con- geniality becomes easy to a group when everyone has a name tag on his shirt. Upper lf,-tt: In the autoqraph rhase, aals and lads utilize shoulders, hcindlwaqs, and locker doors: - any flat surface - - for writing desks. Ot r'oui:,O, the Signatures turn out nearly legible. Vwiitfisz Soiihonioio hostesses Mary Helen Penrod and Ann Willen- hiivhoi' slightly startle but amuse WCUFI disc jockey Art Roberts with their wzlci uiipioval ot Elvis Proslc-y's Hlailhouse Rock. At ii tht: Iuniom Cheryle Poioirone and Ronnie Franks prove that you :win it-vk it, you min ioll it, you can stomp it, you can stroll it, at the hai' with ci fist moving Jittorbuq at the Howdy Hop, 68 Sign here please . . . Will you sign mine? These two outcries heard throughout the school her- ald Friendship Day. Be- iore school, between classes, and at noon, members of the National Honor Society sell green and white paper Sham- rocks to the students for ten cents. Then students exchange their Sham- rocks with friends to col- lect their autographs. . . .first dates on social calendar J i I ln :shadows nt Center Tom MVNC-llis and lolm Frient hecklo the band. Carolyn Volkmor and Polo Kraus dance on. The sophomore class said Happy Halloween with a dance called Harvest Harmony. Cn the night when ghosts and goblins keep timider souls trem- bling at home, the Saint Vincent student body and a iew witches danced to the music oi Frank Mad- jerac and his band. Scare- crows winked to each oth- er across what had been changed by the elves and a sophomore or two into the meeting place oi a delegation oi spirits. A missing cookie and an oc- casional slip oi the foot by the merry-makers was proof enough of this. Put Ikvriicixi and John Kolar observe back- lmnrci decorators Marianne Spindell and Ruth Stirz. Iim Bacliman stands below. Holida dances spotli This veixr's homecoming dance, Court Capers, finds Carole Case, Pete Kraus, Barbara Farr, Hill Brazos. Donna Knllv and Bill Gilbride enioyinq the refreshments between dances. ht... The senior class arrayed the gym with garlands of flowers and a splendid gold crown for the Home- coming Dance, held No- vember 20. On December 27, the ju- niors built a fairyland of stardust, icicles, and snowflakes, enhanced by music of Chick Hackett. 'll:-- ln'-7 liifriiovoniiiifz court honor.: Ivfmetto Yloman and hor escort, Bill Long. From loft: Al lrcnstomokcr, Mari-in Spaldirisx, Steve Yullrim, fizc K: zlz- r lf vm Mixigli no, Mary loan I.f1Rof'ca, Ioan Trivonovich, lnrry Morris, Marie Schmidt, Ice Hwffrnami, Barbara Bortfwli, Put Noman 70 ,N A 1 Q s 'f Rv-.,,,,,.v R S Z,-f' 1 K i v. A xi mf -f ' f plftx Jl'Q.' sf A -:if V , .x X, , . .,, .w-,a tg .X X . Q .. Y- N' ' i ,, ff? ,g - u W x , X il: , -R5 Cf. '- ,.-11,1 5' ' fi TA SA - f 1' Ima ination flies . . . Bill Gilhride and David Witwer, in full dress uniform for Music Day, perform a Cornet of We Three Kings of Orient Are during an interlude in the Christmas program. duet St. V's two hundred-odd songsters form one of the most active musical or- ganizations in the Cleve- land Diocese. At Christ- mas, the senior chorus had engagements at Pair- lawn Country Club, O'Neil's Department Store, and the Sheraton- Mayflower Hotel. On Feb- ruary 26, they Went to St. lohn Cantius High School for the annual parochial adjudication of high school choirs. On March 22, they attended compe- tition at Akron University. ROW 1: R. Hibhs, I. Sherman, C. Cassidy, K. Herdman, W. Carpenter, I. Adams, A. Cairns, T. Brennan, M. Richard, B. Schulz, l. Sherman, G. Shand. ROW 2: C. Spallino, I. Pelliteri, I. Mellion, S. McClarnon, I. Lasko, L. Placanica, M. Cozzens, G. Bertsch, M. Misbrener, C. Hurt, R. George, M. Schmidt, K. Sullivan. ROW 3: S. Kidder, P. Lobello, P. Ahern, M. Hamilton, I. Tousley, I. Mollica, A. Castner, I. Shields, I. Petroski, I. May, D. Fields, C. Polefrone, B. Pifer, N. Rennie. ROW 4: I. Deleqranqe, M. F. Neidert, I. Flaniqan, C. Buzzelli, F. Kravec, K. Shumaker, C. Paveloi, R. Price, G, White, I. Pfeiffer, L. Price, M. Deagan, L. Ahern, 72 . . . on wings ong ,fb Y 1 , y v 1 V v 1 .4 . - K 4 HOW 1: G, McGuire, K. llalcnka, B. Adams, C. May, M. Spindell, P. Hibbs, B. Kannel, N. Carosella, B. Crane, I. Blubauqh, P. George, M Mr-llion, Il. l.olh1s:, M. Halton. ROW Z: R. Stilz, M. Steinmetz, I. Miller, I. LaRocca, M. Benninqer, I. Deaqan, C. Casey, I. Ruff, S. Markovich M, Malkovich, D, Flirnmimn, C, Yahner, M. McFadden, M. Iosh. ROW 3: B, Brown, M. Lcrflocca, M. DiMascio, R. Halverson, E. Richard CT. Wahl, I. Iiennr-ssv, V. Guenther, I. Klein, N. Burkhart, A. Willenbaeher, N. Maynard, D. Hilleaas, M. Ludwiq. ROW 4: K. Barr, I., Hunter I. Collvlt, P. Gmc-rek, I.. Brosoman, N. Shcdlosky, B. Lynch, I. Wriqht, V. Kilway, I. Sondy, I. DeCresie, C. Villanova, D. Reymann, K. Baymcm Undaunted by WAKR-TV's mass of spolliqhis, Iiqliis, and mike booms, members of the 9:45 chorus swinq into Icy to the World . Friends, :wlhnlr nn the Ioroqroxrrid who rarne to see Tho Sinqinq Tower live, must keep silent because the microphone picks up even minule sounds. White jackets and pastel gowns . . . Wav' v 5 If' A -' , Hp9IIU1fff'Z mol, nmdexnolsvllolw CA1luw m miss!J Larry Knpolkfr assists Putxwnr M1 Bride while the night is yet ymmfj. As the orflwsfnx fzxvauqs min Tv14wufl1w Thomas Bmtonlmrq c'IAx1m:a higz xzqlxt tw the next donco wzth dum I.ucnl1o P 1Km.:1mx 4 ef ga 4 je W, ' W I 1 1 ' ' K I EE. Q' . Ag -fvg 1214 iv mal . . . reflect the freshness of sprin The biggest social event of the year is the Iunior-Senior Prom. That is the evening when Sam Senior borrows Dad's car, or- ders a corsage to match his Iudy lunior's formal, and dons a white dinner jacket. This year the prom, sponsored by the junior class, was held at the Sheraton- Mayflower Hotel Ballroom on May 20. Bill Becker and his orchestra from Kent State University provided musical variety. we 3. 4-5 Z ZZ! ' 74 't-.47 Q Jaffe? o I rf. ,1- .,,,..u-rl 'il Ti1 At midnight, just after the grand march, Camera enthusiast Patricia Holladay snaps lon Adams, Nancy Rennie, and Carolyn Hurt's boaminq 1-mes and David Haas's wary countenance, before they return to the ballroom for the buffet supper that ended the evening, 5 1 si-ll i - ., 5 4 Q 7: ,F . X 5, ,g.sS,f.t .,t , t - V L -'Q t X ' 1 , +G- 735 1455 Ti t t 'S i .. 'iid'- f - 'tt V . N ,U K we P1 K .. X R W i Q4 hx . ,I W vguknsd' 4 'H '2 y 4 . ' , . t 5 :ti A if We N J' , by wg- In 8. , S , is -, Q' 4 1 , 5 Q : if 1532: .f 1 2 ' , T Q, it it -X 4 5, 6 s ,NM 3 Q ,u ' ' i ' C t .. W' 1 5 : 36 lx- ,Z i an ,is ' if , ' s f 2 v are if I t - .gift S it l S J .. ii 75 KV ,. Allegiance to Our Ideals When We pledae loyalty to our God, to our school, and to our friends, We promise to be fer- vently charitable, willinq to learn, amiable and sympathetic. On the class ot 1958 rests the re- sponsibility oi adhering to these principles, for the school's repu- tation depends on them. Seniors, dreams o class rings . . . The stunning senior class rinq captures the admiration of treasurer, Bill Long: secretary, Mary lean LnRoccag vice-president, Carol Louise Revmanng and president, Pat Neman. I on Adams lack St. Ioseph Chorus l,2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Iunior Classical League 2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Shamrock 4, Assoc. Editor 4, Sodality 2, Talent Show 3,4. Lynn Ahern St. Vincent Chorus 2,3,4, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 4. Icrmes Aldrich lim St. Vincent Acolyte l,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Iunior Classical League 2, Shamrock 4, Photography Editor 4, Tal- ent Show 3. Susan Andrews Sue . . . Annunciation . . . Chem-Phy 4, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League l,2, Pri- mary Aide 3. One senior year with 188 seniors makes big doings, big fun, and big noise! The ring ceremony, With a gay party afterward, began the series of senior exclusives. The homecom- ing game With a tradition- al bevy of beauties spiced the cold tall days. A mem- orable graduation day began with Baccalaure- ate Mass and breakfast. That evening, Archbishop Edward F. l-loban present- ed diplomas as graduates knelt to kiss his ring. G. . . . mature mto D is is xx is S Your class ring repre- sents God, your school, and your personal digni- ty, stated the Reverend lames Walzer, quest speaker at the ring cere- mony. In the golden bands, the seniors discov- er a fulfillment of antici- pation and a proof of ap- proaching maturity, While the juniors, who have been invited to the ceremony as quests, find an object of expectation. ' impressive reali Rosemarie Azar Ozzi St. Ioseph Melkite Home Economics Club 3. Eugenia Bachmann Genie .. . St. Sebastian . . . Chem Phy 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 2,3,4 Dennis Balaun Denny St. Sebastian Acolyte Ioseph Bandrowsky Ioe St. Sebastian . .. Iunior Class ical League 2. At right, Monsignor Edward B. Conry, Carol Reymann, and Pat Neman prese t 1 g From left, Betsy Collins, Tim Harmon, and Iudy Collett wait as Dave Haas re h Arthur Batal Art . . . St. Vincent Acolyte 1,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Science Lab Assistant 4, Tennis 3. Thomas Battenberg Scooter . . . St. Sebastian . . . Chem-Phy 4, Chorus l, Football l,2,3,4, All-Ca'tho- lic 4, Swimming l,2, Track 1,2,3,4. Nancy Baughman ' Nan St. Vincent .. . Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 1, Talent Show 4. Iudith Beattie Iudy . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Chem-Phy 4, Girls' Bowling 3, Iunior Classical League 2, Shamrock 4, Vin- centeen Boosters 2,3,4, Talent Show 4. M .iz- '1- v -I Paul Benninger Ballenger . . . St. Vincent. Donna Bertolini Q Dee . . . St. Peter '. . . Chorus 2, Library Assistant 4. Barbara Bertsch Bobsie St. Vincent .. . Chorus l,2, 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Primary Aide 3,4, Talent Show 4. Louise Borden St. Ioseph . . . C.S.M.C. 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Scholar- ship Team 2, Vincenticrn 2,3. Rosemary Brett Rose .. . Annunciation .. . Girls' Bowl- ing 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Sham- rock 4. Keith Broseman St. Ioseph . . . Acolyte 1, Chem-Phy 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Scholarship team 1,3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 3,4, Sodality 2, Iunior Rotar- ian 4. Ianet Burgoon Ian St. Sebastian C.S.M.C. 4, Home Economics Club 3, Shamrock 4. Rebecca Burkey Becki . . . St. Vincent . . . Primary Aide 4. Iudith Botzman Iudy St. Matthew Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Iunior Classical League l,2, Library Assistant 3,4, Talent Show 4. Susan Botzum Sue . . . St. Ioseph . . . Home Economics Club 3. Margaret Bouschere Maggie . . . St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 4, Vincentian 3. Mary Ann Breiding St. Martha Chorus 1,2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, Shamrock 4. tl nice nu 1I'? if Pro iciene requires practice! Heisrxrrr .19 Durinq secretarial and clerical classes, Iudy Botzman transcribes her shorthand notes with the greatest of ease while Lois Darkow Maureen Deaqan at the calculators discover that the machines can add, subtract, multiply, and divide huge numbers with incredible sp 82 Marie Cahill St. Vincent Home Economics Club 3, Primary Aide 3. Carole Case Casey St. Sebastian Chem-Phy , 3, Chorus 1, Class Officer l,3, Home Ec- onomics Club 3, Library Assistant 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Office As- sistant 4, Scholarship team 1,2,3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 3,4, Co- Editor 4, Talent Show 4, Vincenteen Boosters 3, Sodality 3,4. -QF--f.. Martha Case St. Ioseph Chorus 2,3,4. F58-C 0- Charles Casey Chuck . . . St. Vincent . . . Basketball l,2, Chorus l, C.S.M.C. 2, Football Man- ager l,2,3,4. -N.:-,., ,.- and eed Carol Cassidy Holy Family . . . Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Bowl- ing 3, Iuriior Classical League l,2, Modern Music Masters 2,3, Primary Aide 4. Albert Castner Corky St. Vincent Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 3,4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, Track 2,3. Rebecca Clark Becki St. Vincent Chem-Phy 3, Class Officer 3, Iunior Classical League 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4, Sodality 2,3,4, Talent Show 4, Vincenteen Boosters l,4. Iudith Collett Iudy St. Sebastian . . . Band 2, Chem- Phy 4, Chorus 3,4, Girls' Bowling 4, Primary Aide 3, Vincenteen Boosters l. Elizabeth Collins Betsy . . . St. Paul . . . Band l,2,3,4, Primar- Aide 4. Mary Coulter Mary Lou St. Vincent Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Office Assistant 3, Primary Aide 3,4. Lois Darkow St. Vincent Chorus l,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. l, Primary Aide 3. Ioan Davidson St. Martha .. . Vincenteen Boosters 1,2,3,4. we I if 'Q V, 'gl' 'K' Iohn Deagan St. Martha Acolyte 1,2,3,4, Chem- Phy 3,4, Football 1,2, Iunior Classical Leaque 2, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4. Maureen Deaqan ' Mo . . . St. Vincent . . . Chorus 1,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. l,2, Library Assistant 4, Sham- rock 4, Talent Show 4. Anthony DeCasper Tony . . . St. Peter . . . Band 1,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Modern Music Masters 2, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4, Talent Show l,2. Anita De I acimo T St. Martha . . . Shamrock 4, Vincentian 2,4. A :I iii , , Vrr I 2. lane Delagrange Ianie . .. St. Sebastian . . . Chorus l,2, 3,4, Home Ec. Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, Office As- sistant 4, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 4. Ioan Denholm St. Martha . . . Chorus 1, Girls' Bowling 4, Vincenteen Boosters 1,2,3,4. Iames Devereux St. Ioseph . . .Acolyte 1, Chem-Phy 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. 1,2. Edmund Dolensky Emo . . . St. Paul . . . Chem-Phy 4, Foot- ball 2,3,4, Track 2,3. T hespians dramatize Shakespeare t . Y I l l fl' 3 .! Mr. Goode introduces techniques used in portraying Shakespearean cliaracters to Pete Kraus, Barbara Farr, Carole Case, Denis Ober- dourszter, loan Flaniaan, Al Castner, and Don Zito. At riclht: I have done the deed! Macbeth KRQ-qinald Goodel rasps to Lady Macbeth tloan Flaniqanl, after plunging two daqgers into King Duncan's heart killinq him instantly. The cry Beware the Ides of March! rises as lulius Caesar walks the fateful route to the Roman Sen- ate. Professional actor, Reginald Goode, and sev- en seniors present select- ed scenes from Shakes- peare's Iulius Caesar. Macbeth, and The Mer- chant oi Venice. Barb Farr listens as Reginald Goode por- trays Iulius Caesar in the famous solilo- quy to Caesar's wife, Calpurnia. 85 Henry Doll Ted , . . Holy Family .. . Acolyte l,2,3, 4, Chem-Phy 4, Iunior Classical League 1.2, National Honor Society 4, Scholar- ship team 3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4, Sodality 2, Talent Show 4. Thomas Dunphy Tom . . . St. Vincent . . . Chem-Phy 4. Paul Egan Biq Red .. . St. Vincent . . . Chem-Phy 4, Football l,2. Lambert Essary Duke . .. St. Paul Basketball l,2,4, Chem-Phy 4, Class Officer l, Football l,2,3,4, Track 3. Barbara Falanga Barb St. Martha Chorus l,2, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Vincentian 4. Barbara Farr ' tt' Ioy .. . St. Sebastian . . . Chem-Phy 4, Class Officer l, Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Office Assistant 4, Scholar- ship Team 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Shamrock 3,4, Associate Editor 4, So- dality 3, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4. Carl Penn St. Sebastian Acolyte l,2, Basket- hall l,3, Golf l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4, Iunior Classical League 2, Vincentian 2,3,4. Albert Fenstomocher Golden Arm . . . St. Matthew . . . Aco- lyte l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Chem- Phy 4, Football l,2,3,4, Vincentian 2,3,4 Track l,Z,3. Iudith Foore Iudy . . . Annunciation . . . Class Offi- cer l, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Junior Classical League 1,2, Library Assistant 4, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 2,3,4. Gail Forkes Gail Annunciation Cheerleader 4, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 1,2, Pri- mary Aide 3,4, Vincentian 2,3,4. I ohn Franiesh St. Paul Basketball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3. Mary Ann Frederick Freddie . . . St. Sebastian . . . Home Ec- onomics Club 3. , ,-.-ern-Y - ,- Vincent Fihn ' Dilly St. Martha Acolyte l,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Iunior Classical League 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, Senior Scholarship Team. Anne Finnegan Finny . . . St. Vincent . . . Girls' Bowling 4. Ioan Flanigan St. Sebastian . . . Chem-Phy 3,4, Chorus l,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Schol- arship Team l,2,3, Senior Scholarship Team, Science Lab Assistant 3, Sham- rock 4, Sodality 2,3,4, Prefect 4. Margaret Fleming PeQ9Y St. Hedwig 4 Primary Aide 3, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 2. L Donna Fulkerson Donnie St. Vincent Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Sliarnrock 4. Thomas Funk Bulldog .. . St. Paul Chem-Phy 3,4, Football l,2,4, lunior Classical League l,2, Track l,3. - i 4 lee S Y Ln S ..- I tudents Stan Hywet, built by Frank Seiberling of Good- year Rubber, is one oi the finest examples of Tudor Revival architecture in the United States. Started in l9ll, it took about tour years to build. The Stan Hywet Foundation ad- ministers the estate, with its 38 acres of lawn, gar- dens and lagoons, as a cultural and educational center tor the Akron area. From the balcony in the tired! litxll Cfiiy o an ins ocs o 4-ian i- io- tr rv ii' H b p t th l d l il ol one in Ockwells Manor i lhitilmiti R as Sv-1 Sandra Fusco Sandy . . . St. Sebastian . . . Girls' Bow- ling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Sham- rock 4. Rosalie George Rosie St. Martha Chem-Pliy 4, Chorus l,2,3,4, C:S.M.C. l,2,3, Home Ecf onornics Club 3, Iunior Classical Lea- gue 2, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, Nav tional Honor Society 3,4, Science Lab Assistant 4. ' M l l Cl OH ITC I FCE? UNO, GVOY1 9 SCQHG the grounds at Stan Hywet. Ioseph Georges loc St. Paul 'Chem-Phy 3,4, ,ty Chorus l,2, Class Officer 2,3, Modern 2' ' Music Masters 2, National Honor So- . ciety 3,4, Scholarship team 2,3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4, Sodal- ' 2, ,4. . . . . My 3 William Gilbride Bill St. Vincent Acolyte l,2,3,4, 'A 'C Band l,2,3,4, lunior Classical League j f l,2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3, Projection Staff 4, Scholarship team 3, Sodality 2,3,4, Talent Show 3. 4 ' A 4 1 . Michael Gill , gr , , Mike .. . St. Vincent .. . Basketball l,2, 34 t I 3,4, Golf 2,3,4, Co-captain 3,4 c, 1. Cecilia Grunninger -P Y Celia St. Bernard Band 2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4, Girls' K Q . S Bowling 4, Iunior Classical League 2, 'tl' 4 cc, ' National Honor Society 4, Shamrock 4, Vincenteen Boosters l,2. .nm at y Inna Lcmqbcin and Ierry Walter I 1 qb' t t 1 i 't David Haas Dave Holy Family Acolyte l,2, 3,4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Chorus l,2,3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Projection Staff 2.3, Scholarship team l,2, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 3. Marianne Hamilton St. Martha Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Class Officer l, Girls' Bowling 4, Iunior Classical League l,2, Modern Music Masters 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4. Patricia Hansel Pat .. . St. Paul . . . Class Officer 2,3, Girls' Bowling 4, Sports Queen 2, Li- brary Assistant 3,4, President 4, Sham- rock 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 3,4. Timothy Harmon Tim .. . St. Sebastian . . . Chem-Phy 3,4, Iunior Classical League 2, National Honor Society 4. Kathleen Herdman Kay St. Martha .. . Chorus l,2,3,4, Modern Music 'Masters 2,3,4, President 4, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 3, Vincen- teen Boosters 3,4. Rebecca Hibbs Becky Immaculate Heart of Mary Chorus 2,3,4, Iunior Classical Lea- gue l,2,3, Modem Music Masters 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Primary Aide 3, Scholarship team Z,3, Senior Scholar- ship team, Sodality 4. Dorothy Hilgert Dort . . . St. Ioseph, Randolph . . . Chem- Phy 4, C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4, Home Econom- ics Club 3. Dorothy Hillegas Dottie Grace St. Sebastian Cheerleader 3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 3,4, Girls' Bowling 4, Home Economics Club 3, lunior Classical League l,2, Li- brary Assistant 3, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters l, Vin- centian 2,3,4. Gary Hoban St. Sebastian .. . Acolyte l,2,3,4, Chem- Phy 3, Iunior Classical Leaque 4, Pres- ident 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Scholarship team 2, Senior Scholarship team, Sodality 2,3,4, Pretect 4, Vincen- tian 2,34 Co-editor 4. Ioseph Hoffmann lato St. Vincent Acolyte 1, Chem-Phy 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Scholar- ship team l,2,3, Senior Scholarship team. Frances Hogan Fran St. Vincent Class Officer 3 Shamrock 4. Ellen Hohnhorst St. Ioseph, Randolph C.S.M.C. 1,2, 3,4, Girls' Bowlinq 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Art Lab Assistant 4. X lfXQNs'1sNs it - 3 -. Q T' nm Fi 5- iv 5 N 7 fib- lor llio last three years, the Curtis Publishing Company has sponsored a maciazine drive. Profits qo to the school. Bill Lonq, the wi of tl 19.17 drive, displays his choice of prizes, a luqqaqe set, given him by Mr. McConville of the Curtis Publishing Company. T '5x Problems 0 democracy . . . Michael Hunter Mike . . . St. Paul . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2,3. Carolyn Hurt Carol . . . St. Sebastian . . . Chorus 2,3, 4, Class Officer 3, Modern Music Mas- ters 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Shamrock 3,4, Associate Editor 4, Sodal- ity 3,4, Talent Show 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4. Patricia Holladay Pat . . . Annunciation . . . Girls' Bowl- ing 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 1,2, Library Assistant 4, Primary Aide 3, Shamrock 4, Vincen- tian 3. I anet Huber St. Ioseph C.S.M.C. l,2,3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 4 Vincentian 2,3,4. Mary Ann Breidinq, Denis Oberdoerster, Iackie May, and Iohn Petroski plan their know them 1 t i Washington, D. C. Thirty-seven seniors lett Akron at 5:30 Saturday, March 8, saw the pt 1 ty and the battlefield at Gettysburg, then returned Tuesday morning. SQIVQS, Senior Problems Class an swers questions such as guarding mental health coping with changing so cial conditions, and fill ing out applications for college. Pamphlets on the Alcoholics Anonymous mental health, marriage and adoption acquaint students with solutions to some social problems Learning about race prob lems, classes of society and family backgrounds helps seniors understand , people. Aptitude tests . . . problems of fittin Parents of Saint Vincent students may meet the teachers and increase their understanding of school life at Cpen House. This year Father O'Neill outlined the annual mag- azine drive and The Pen- ny Bazaar. The parents also viewed improve- ments made throughout the building: new desks, projection. equipment, and the Campus Store, where the cheerleaders sell pennants, beanies, ' ' Actina as hosts and displaying articles at the Campus Store to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wlndow Stlckersl and are National Honor Society members Barbara Schulz, Gary Roban, and Tim Harmon. sweatshirts. Cecilia Iendrisak Cil . .. Our Lady of Victory Girlsf Bowling 4. Thomas Iendrisak Tom St lose h Acol te 1234 . p . .. y , , , , Chem-Phy 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Class Of- ficer 3, C.S.M.C. 2. wi l 7 .4 5 W.R Dominic Iacobucci Iaco St. Martha Acolyte 1,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Football 4, Iunior Classical League l,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Scholarship team l, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4. v Catherine Iannone 1 Cathy . . . St. Martha . . . Chorus 2,3,4, Class Officer 2, Girls' Bowling 4, Mod- ern Music Masters 3,4, Vincentian 2,4, Art Lab Assistant 4. mf , Charlotte Ioyce St. Hedwig .. . Chorus 3,4, C.S.M.C. l, Girls' Bowling 3,4. Donna Sue Iunk Annunciation Chem-Phy 4, Girls Bowling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3 Iunior Classical League 1,2. Mary Karadin Vonnie St. Martha . .. Band 2,3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Class- ical League l,2, Primary Aide 3. Patricia Karam Pat St. Ioseph Chem-Phy 4, Class Officer 1, C.S.M.C. l,2, Home Ec- onomics Club 3, National Honor Socie- ty 3, Senior Scholarship team, Sham- rock 3, Vincentian 2,4, Art Lab Assist- ant 3. Karen Kehrle K St. Vincent . . . C.S.M.C. 1, Girls' Bowling 3, Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Shamrock 4. Donna Kelly Donna Kay . . . St. Paul . . . Band l,2,3, 4, Library Assistant 3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Shamrock 4, Vincenteen Boosters 3. Mary Ann Khoury St. Martha Class Officer 2, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Scholarship team l,2,3. Kathleen Kilway Kate . . . St. Martha . . . Class Officer 3, Home Economics Club 3, Library,Assist- ant 4, Shamrock 4. Iudith Koehl Iucly . . . St. Vincent .. . Chorus 3, Home Economics Club 3. Susan Kraker Sue St. Martha Chorus 1, Class Officer 2, Homecoming Court 4, Office Assistant 4, Primary Aide 4, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4. Peter Kraus Pete St. Sebastian . .. Acolyte l,2, 3,4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Iunior Classical Lea- gue 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Scholarship team 2, Senior Scholarship team, Sodality 2,3, Vincentian 4. Mary La Rocca Florence Kravec Flo . . . Annunciation . .. Chorus l,2,3, 4, C.S.M.C. l,2, Library Assistant 4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Scholarship team 2, Sodality 2. Carolyn Kropac Carri St. Vincent C.S.M.C. 1, Vincentian 3. Margaret Lange ' Marg Immaculate Heart of Mary . .. Girls' Bowling 3, Home Economics Club 3. St. Sebastian Cheerleader 3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 4, Class Officer 2,3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Home- coming Court 4, Iunior Classical Lea- gue l,2, Library Assistant 2,3, Modern Music Masters 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Shamrock 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4, Science Lab Assistant 4. Irene Lasko St. Martha Chorus 1,2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4. Betty Lattimer Betty . .. Holy Family .. . Girls' Bowl- ing 4. Patricia Liska Pat .. . St. Martha .. . Iunior Classical League 2. Carol Lombardi Lumpy . . . St. Sebastian . .. Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 2,3, Girls' Bowling 3,4. William Long Bill St. Sebastian Acolyte l,2, 3,4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Class Officer 2,3,4, Football l,3,4, All-Catholic 4, Iunior Classical League 2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, President 4, Scholarship team l,3, Senior Scholarship team, Sham- rock 4, Track 2. Linda Lowry Lynn . . . St. Sebastian C.S.M.C. 2, Girls' Bowling 4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 2, Sham- rock 4. Marilyn McAleese Mac .. . St. Sebastian Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Shamrock 4, Vincenteen Boosters 3,4. Patricia McBride Patti . . . St. Vincent . . . Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 2,3, Vincenteen Boosters l,2. Rosemary McGinnis Rosie St. Vincent . . . C.S.M.C. l,2, Majorette 4, Vincentian 4. Bunsen burners entice Irish QSM, ,W 1 I i liidmstrious jun os and seniors Work in the lab with titration. This experiment deals with the normality of a solution. Foreground: Ted Doll and Iienc Sherman. Background: Ed Dolensky, Mary Iean LaRocca, Gary Brown, Tudy Beattie, Vince Fihn and Ioan Trivonovich, With the energy and cur- iosity ot the scientist, St. Vincent physicists and chemists probe the intri- cacies of matter, energy, and changes they under- go. Supplemented by laboratory experiments K1 and observation, the courses not only impart knowledge, but also de- velop patience, persever- ance, and steadiness of purpose. Nothing natural or man-made can deter the student from his guest --unless, ot course, it be the l2 o'clock lunch bell. Hill Roichait and Joe Georges hope to find tho heat of vaporization of water through K observation of laboratory experiment. db' 97 Thomas McGuckin Maqoo St. Vincent . . . Acolyte 4, Iunior Classical League 4, Talent Show 4. Kathleen McGuire Kathie . . . St. Vincent . . . Chem-Phy 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Iunior Classical League 2, National Honor Society 3, Scholarship team 2,3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 3,4, Class Offi- cer 2. Sandra McHugh Sandy . . . St. Sebastian . . . C.S.M.C. 1,2, Home Economics Club 3. Louis Maglione Lou . .. St. Vincent . .. Basketball l,2, Football 1,2.3,4, Track 1,2. Iacqueline May Iackie . .. St. Ioseph . . . Chem-Phy 3 Modem Music Masters z,3,4, Scholarl ship team 2, Senior Scholarship team Vincenteen Boosters 3, Chorus l,2,3,4 Irene Mellion St. Vincent . . . Chem-Phy 4, Chorus l,2, 3,4, Class Officer 2, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 2, Mod- ern Music Masters 2,3,4, National Hon- or Society 3, Sodality 2, Talent Show l,2,3,4. Russell Metcalfe Roach St. Martha Chorus 2, Football l Fred Miletti Fred I .... St. Peter . . . Chorus 1, Foot- ball 2, Talent Show 4. l Robert Murphy Bob St. Peter Acolyte l,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. l,2,3, Iunior Classical League l,2,4, Scholarship team 3, Sodality 2, Vincentian 4. Patrick Neman Pat .. . St. Sebastian . . . Class Officer l,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l,2,3. Robert Nervo Bob . . .' St. Matthew . . . Acolyte l,2,3,4, Track 2. Edward Newkirk Q Big Ed St. Martha Basketball l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Track 1,2. Carol 1VIil1er ' Cookie St. Paul Band 1,2,3,4, Girls' Bowling' 4, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical Leaque 2, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, Shamrock 4. Patrick Milo Tuba Annunciation Band 2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, Football 1, Talent Show l,2,3,4. Lawrence Morris Larry . . . St. Ioseph . . . Football l,2,3, 4, All-Catholic 4, Co-Captain 4. Beverly Moss Bev St. Martha Cheerleader 2,3, 4, Chorus 3, Class Officer 3, Girls' Bowling 3, Library Assistant 3, Talent Show 4. , 'Z , . S 3 at H X 3 if Si Q' Denis Oberdoerster Denny St. Vincent Chem-Phy 3, Iunior Classical League 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Scholarship team, Sodality 2,3,4, Talent Show 3. Charles O'Neil Chuck St. Vincent Band l,2,3,4, Talent Show 4, Acolyte l,2,3,4. Richard Palazzo Dick Annunciation . .. Acolyte 1,2, 3,4, Projection Staff 3. Ioyce Palich St. Martha Chorus l, Vincenteen Boosters 2,3,4. Lucille Palmarini Lovey St. Matthew .. . Girls' Bowl- , ' inq 4, Home Economics Club 3, Primary . Aide 4, Shamrock 4. 4 1 fi Majorettes Temmy Becker, Lynda Price, Fran Pichichero, Ioan Byron, Rosemary McGinnis, and Iudy Moneypenny stand at attention as Ed Labbe escorts Homecoming Queen Ieanette Roman across the field. ' re H Nun ' 5. ' V Lawrence Placanica Larry . . . St. Sebastian . . . Acolyte l,2, Chorus 3,4. Alice Polsinelli , Kitten St. Peter Library Assist- ant 4, Primary Aide 3. Lynda Price Lynn St. Anthony . . . Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Class Officer l, Maiorette 4. Betti Purdy Immaculate Conception Band l,2, 3,4, Chorus l,3, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League 2, Primary Aide 4, Shamrock 4. Charles Paveloi Russian . . . St. Vincent . . . Chorus 2,3 4, Football 3,4, Track 3. Ioan Pelliteri Ioanie Holy Family Cheerlead- er 2, Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Iunior Classical League 1,2, Talent Show 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters 3. Iohn Petroski Doc . . . St Bernard . . . Chorus 3,4. Frances Pichichero Fran St. Martha Girls' Bowling 3, Home Economics Club 3, Maiorette 3,4, Vincentian 4. I ane Quirk Ianie St. Sebastian Girls' Bowl- ing 3. Robert Rabb Bob St. Patrick Acolyte l,2,3, Chorus 2,3, Football 3. Barbara Raderstorf St. Vincent Girls' Bowling 3,4, lun- ior Classical League l,2, Art Lab As- sistant 4. Robert Ransweiler Bob St. Ioseph Acolyte Chorus 1,2,3,4, C.S.M.C. l,2. Charlotte Rasinski St. Hedwig . . . Band l,2,3, Girls' Bowl- ing 4, Home Economics Club 3. William Reichart l,2, Bill St. Sebastian .. . Acolyte l,2,3 4, Chem-Phy 3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Track l ,2. Nancy Rennie St. Paul Chorus 2,3,4, Class Offi- cer 1, Modern Music Masters 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Shamrock 3,4, Sodality 3,4, Talent Show 2,3,4, Vin- centeen Boosters 3,4, Scholarship Team Carol Reymann Punlcy St. Sebastian Band 1,2,3, 4, President 4, Chem-Phy 4, Class Offi- cer 2,3,4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Shamrock 4, Sodality 3,4, Talent Show 4, Vincen- teen Boosters l,2,3,4. Alice Richards A1 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Art Lab Assistant 4, Home Economics Club 3. Blanche Richards St. Vincent Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 2, Shamrock 4, Vincentian 4. Donald Rickus Don St. Vincent Band l,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4. Rosemary Rielly Rosie St. Vincent Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Iunior Classical League l,2. Nancy Roberts Nanc St. Vincent C.S.M.C. l, Home Economics Club 3, Library As- sistant 4, Shamrock 4. Ieanette Roman St. Paul . . . Band 2,3, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Homecoming Queen 4, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 4. Ioseph Scaiiti Ioe St. Peter Basketball l,2,3,4, Football l. Iean Scalera St. Vincent . . . Band 2,3,4, Talent Show 3, Vincentian 4. Mr .Q 1 , I ki' t Upperclassmen try everything . . . Nancy Scheeser St. Martha Girls' Bowling 4, Home Economics Club 3, Shamrock 4. Marie Schmidt St. Paul . . . Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Homecoming Court 4, Shamrock 4, Vincenteen Boosters 3,4. Barbara Schmitz St. Vincent Chorus 4, C.S.M.C. l,2, 3, Girls' Bowling 3,4, Home Economics Club 3, Library Assistant 2, Primary Aide 3, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 3. wr 3 Barbara Schulz Barb St. Vincent Chem-Phy 3, Chorus 3,4, Modern Music Masters 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Scholarship team 2,3, Senior Scholarship team, Shamrock 3,4, Copy Editor 4, Talent Show 3. In Bookkeeping class lane Ouirk works the pro em ci ie adding mac ine while Pat Hansel and Charlotte Rasinski illustrate it on the l dl' lftBb Fl K K dM b hktl kht 4 bl t tl h mofir . rom 0 , ur rim o nnqa, arcn ehrle, Frances Hogan, Gloria Spallino. on arian Ver anus c ec ieir wor s ee s. . . . from accountin to paintin N 3 1 4 1' ls z 'E , . 4 ,l 1 1-1 l At riqht, Mr. Raymond Drew acts as a quide for St. Vincent art students, Ion Adams, Margaret Bouchere, Bob Nervo, Ioan Denholm, Cecilia drisak, Carol Case and Carolyn Kropac during the Swiss poster desiqns exhibit held on February 12, at the Akron Art Institute. Gail Shand St. Ioseph Chorus l,3,4, C.S.M.C. 1, Shamrock 4. Irene Sherman Benie Holy Family Chem-Phy 4, Iunior Classical League l,2, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Shamrock 3,4, Copy-Editor 4, Talent Show 3,4, Vincenteen Boosters l, Chorus l,2,3,4. lean Sherman , Holy Family Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Bowling 3, Home Economics Club 3, Iunior Classical League l,2, Modern Music Masters 2,3, Primary Aide 3, Class Officer 2. Robert Shoenfelt Robin St. Paul . .. Acolyte 1,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Pro- iection Staff 3,4. K' 53' Kenneth Shumaker Ken . . . St. Martha . . . Basketball 1,2,3, Chem-Phy 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Class Of- ficer l,2, Football Z, Modern Music Mas- ters 3,4, National Honor Society 3, Shamrock Co-editor 4, Track 2,3, Sen- ior Scholarship team. Robert Smith Bob . . . St. Vincent . . . Iunior Classical Leaque 2. Barbara Snyder Barb . . . St. Bernard . . . Chorus l,2,3,4, Shamrock 4. Marian Spalding I St. Paul Chorus 2, Homecoming Court 4, Majorette 3,4, Captain 4, Sham- rock 4, Vincenteen Boosters 3,4, le M Gloria Spallino St. Sebastian Home Ec. Club 3, Shamrock 4. Marianne Starner St. Sebastian .. . Chorus 2, C.S.M.C. Shamrock 4. Anne Steinmetz Annie Babe St. Vincent Chem- Phy 4, Chorus Z,3, Class Officer 2, Home Ec. Club 3, Treasurer 3. Helen Strickland Q Patty St. Bemard Band 1,2,34 Girls' Bowlinq 4, Home EC. Club 3 Modern Music Masters 2,3,4. Iames Turner lim . . . St. Paul . . . Acolyte . . . l,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Talent Show 2. Barbara Ulrich Barb St. Vincent Chorus 2,3. Marian Verbanas Annunciation Home EC. Club 3, Shamrock 4. Gerald Walters f Ierry St. Vincent Basketball 1, Football l. Joanne Strobel A 1 Lefty . . . Our Lady of Victory . . . Chor- us l,2,3,4, Iunior Classical League l,2, Modern Music Masters 2,3,4. Kathleen Sullivan Kathie . . . St. Vincent . . . Chorus 2,3,4 Primary Aide 3. Marie Sutter St. Sebastian Band l,2,3,4, Chem- Phy 4, Chorus l, Class Officer l, C.S. M.C. 2,3,4, Home Ec. Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Modern Music Masters 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Shamrock 4, Talent Show 4, Sodality 3,4, Senior Scholarship team. lean Trivonovich Q St. Paul . . . Cheerleader 2,3, Chem-Phy 4, Girls' Bowling 4, Homecoming Court 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Primary Aide 3, Senior Scholarship team, Vin- centeen Boosters 3, Vincentian 2,3,4. XM., ' up . 7 V 1 ,.f -vill- Another chapter o life . . . t Sina Watring St. Peter C.S.M.C. 2, Girls' Bowling 4, Iunior Classical League l,2, Primary Aide 3, Shamrock 4. Clarence Workman Bud . . . Sts. Philip and Iames . . . Ac olyte l,2,3,4. Stephen Yahner Ivy St. Sebastian Acolyte 1,2, Chem-Phy 3,4, Class Officer 3. Gilbert Yingling Gil . . . St. Paul . . . Basketball l,2,3, Football 1,2, Track 2, Talent Show 4. Thomas Yost Tom . . . St. Vincent. Donald Zito Don . . . St. Sebastian . . . Basketball l,2,3,4, All-City 3,4, Chem-Phy 4, Chorus l,2,3, Class Officer 3, Scholarship team l,3, Senior Scholarship team. 6 T . . . closes with raduatlon 917939 r v W v .1 'V 'vm' -f'v V :'w 1-v -wg,..g-' 51 yww .-,xxx y 3 Av QW' Senior girls in white caps and gowns, boys in blue sit across from eu h other in Saint Vincent Church Each senior receives his reward a treasured diploma, from Archbishop Hobcm Remember me echoes everywhere as the seniors are together for the last time Graduation! A longed- tor diploma, symbolizing twelve years of diligent study, is held by the grad- uating seniors. Soon they will miss the companion- ship oi their classmates, but ahead lie many re- wards for them to claim. To the senior, graduation is the big step. To many it signifies the end of fun- packed years. lt spans rich horizons for those seniors who have Won scholarships, or have as- surance of a college edu- cation. ln short, seniors step out of school life into lite's school. llitlier O'Boyle assists Archbishop Hobcm during tho Commencement exercises, see- ing that graduates receive diplomas. fwfr -'rflj v v .vs 1-ig ' 1471! The truly generous . . . E I I i ITM, EC lB1d T L J lb I B Sk IBM H13 S111 R hdhSMKdd I 1Z'O'3i.S.5.'IOf'IO'I'Jh Cn'I'1 SPONSORS MRS. CARRIE BESSLER IACOMINI'S RESTAURANT BRODE CLEANERS MORGAN'S INCORPORATED MR. AND MRS. BART I. CROWLEY PICICS BOAT HOUSE-W. E. BROWNE EAST AKRON INSURANCE AGENCY THE PIZZA VILLAGE THE EARR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ALLEN T. SIMMONS-W.A.D.C. INCORPGRATED DAVE TOWELL INCORPORATED MR. 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Vincent P. Iones Rev. William S. Kopiczenski Rev. Thomas D. Mclntyre Rev. Nicholas P. Novasel Rev. Charles A. Patrick Rev. Ferdinand L. Pupinzsky Rev. Angelo I. Trivisonno Ste hen Valko Rev. p Rev. Theophane Wakim Rev. Leonard V. Wheatley Rev. Robert R. Wingerter Rev. Edward A. Wolf Rev. Donald P. Fromm Rev. Robert G. Hanzo Rev. Andrew F. O'Boyle Rev. Iohn F. Wessel Rev. Richard I. Ziegler Rev. Anthony W. Zepp Mother M. Rosalia, O. P. 601716 fy. Omp Oh O C Gm IOHS, IS Sl' GHS, COGC 6 Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Adamo Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Adams, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. George Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Amer Clair Amstutz Mr. and Mrs. William R. Andres Mr. Frank Armenti Mr. and Mrs. Edward Azar Mrs. Manya Battels Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baughman Miss Iudith Beattie Mr. Robert W. Beesing Mrs. Barbara Bertsch Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Borden Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Botzman Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph I. Brett Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Broseman Mr. and Mrs. George A. Burgoon Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Butler Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Case Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Case Mr. Paul W. Cassidy Mr. Nick Ciriello Mr. Iohn Cistone Columbian Guild Mr. and Mrs. Iames Coulter Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Curlis The L. P. Curtis Family Mr. and Mrs. William Darkow Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Darlington Ch p ns all! Don Zito and Keith Broseman tied for first place in Algebra II in the state scholarship competition. David Culver k li t 1 G t Ch i f h p' S' t M ' h d the trio to make Saint Vincent the only school boastinq three fi 3157.777 ..... 7 1. . , Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Deagan Mr. and Mrs. Nick DeIacimo Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Dolensky Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Doll Mr. Howard A. Ducharme Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Ede Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Eichner Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Enright Mr. Iames Falanga Mr. and Mrs. George L. Fenn Mr. Thomas A. Ferns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foore Mr. Nick Fotion Mr. George R. Fox A Friend Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Frost Mrs. Mary Fulkerson Mr. Victor Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Garlando Mrs. Anna George Miss Mary George Mr. and Mrs. N. Georges Mr. and Mrs. Iames Gibson Mrs. Lena Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Gill . Iames I. Gill and Family . Huev P. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Grunninger Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haas Miss Marianne Hamilton Miss Patricia Hamilton Miss Mabel Hammontree Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Harmon Mr. T. I. Harmon Dr. S. I. Havre Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayden Dr. and Mrs. Edward Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Henretta Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Hilgert Mrs. Agnes B. Hillegas Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Hoban Moira A. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland Mr. Earl Houk Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Huber Mr. William A. Hurt, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. lacobucci Miss Cathy lannone Mr. and Mrs. L. Iackson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Iendrisak Mr. and Mrs. George Ioyce Mr. and Mrs. Iames A. Iunk Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph R. Karadin Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Philip Karam The Kehrle Family ,I . E . ,. . Mr. and Mrs. Adam Keneth Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Khoury Miss Theresa Khoury Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Kidder Dr. and Mrs. Warren Kilway Mr. Erwin I. Kraker, Ir. Dr. Erwin I. Kraker Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Iack Kuhn Kurtz and Weirtz Mr. Thomas Kutsko Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Labbe Mr. Paul Lasko Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lasko Mrs. H. I. Lattimer Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lavery Mrs. Melba Lee Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Lenz Mr. Mel Lichtman Mr. L. A. Lombardi Mr. Edmond E. Long Mr. and Mrs. Iohn H. Long Mr. and Mrs. Iohn S. Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Lydle Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Maglione Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph M. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mascolo Miss Margery May Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McAleese The McBrides and the Iim Mundys Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCartney Mr. and Mrs. B. McGinnis Mr. Ray I. McGowan Miss Ethel McQuiggan Miss Genevieve McQuiggan Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Mellion Mr. H. G. Metzger Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Midgal Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Miller Miss Ruth M. Miller Mr. Ben G. Milton Mr. Larry I. Morris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Moss Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph P. Mueller Dr. V. A. Mungo Mr. and Mrs. Roy I. Newkirk Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nipuelio Mr. and Mrs. R. Ochsenhirt Mrs. C. Palazzo Dr. Yale S. Palchick Mr. Andy Palich Miss Carole A. Palisin Mr. Gordon Phillips Mr. Harry Pikoski Mr. Ioseph L. Placanica arie utter as e a enact cm emot 4 y ini e moon, ar ara arr as oon eam ove-s nc en auq ter, an onna Ke y as t e mon in . t ,. . . M S th 1 d h B b F M b I 1 t k d h d D 11 h h ion-packed moment in the pantomime space drama presented in the talent show, ending happily ever afterf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Price Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Price Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Purdy Mr. Prank T. Quirk Mr. Milton Radney Mr. and Mrs. C. Rasinski Mr. lacob Rechner Mr. loseph A. Reymann Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Reymann Mr. and Mrs. Edmond T. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Iohn D. Rodeman Mr. Ralph I. Rohner Mr. Robert G. Rohner Dr. Harry Rosenthal Dr. Robert T. Rowe Saint Vincent Altar Society Saint Vincent Band Guild Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Salem Mr. Edward A. Sawan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scanlon Mrs. Anna Scheeser Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Schmitz Miss Mary Schweilcert Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Scuderi Senior Band Members Senior Girls-lO2 Mr. and Mrs. Sterling P. Shand Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherman Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. Don Sibbio Mr. Ioe Sica Dr. C. W. Skatec Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Robert Souers Mr. and Mrs. A. Spallino Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Starner Mr. and Mrs. lohn E. Stitz Sr. Mr. lohn I. Stober Dr. E. P. Suchard Mr. and Mrs. loe Sutter Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Sutter, Sr. Mr. lim Tarson Mr. V. C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I. Thompson Dr. R. W. Thompson Mr. l. H. Turner Dr. and Mrs. William T. Vaughan Mr. William A. Walsh Mr. Louis L. Walter Mr. Ernest Watland Mr. l. K. Watring Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Welsh Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Witwer Mr. E. I. Workman Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Zito Bertsch, Iames .......... V I 1 Y -.. -.f-x-1 . -- -' - 1 :- .array-'wa--m-F, ---- Adams, Barbara Adams, Ion .... Adelman, Susan Ahern David Ahern, Lynn . . . Ahern, Patricia . Ahern, Shannon Aldrich, lames . Alekna, Paul Andrews, Susan Anello, William Antonino, Bernad Ardella, Francine ........28, ...2,72,75, ....29,34 f. fIffi2 ........37 .....23,76, IIIIIIIISS iAs'ffII2i .......ze Armbruster, Ronald ....... Aumiller, Austin .... .... Aumiller, Esther .......... Azar, Rosemarie .......... Bachmann, Barbara . .20, 37, Bachmann, Eugenia ...... Bachmann, Iames .... 8,35 Baker, Brenda ............ Balaun, Dennis ........... Band .................. 52 Bandrowsky, Ioseph ...... Bandrowsky, Richard ..... Barbuto, David ......... 38 Barbuto, Donald .......... Barr, Katherine ..... Barr, Pauline ...... . . . .... 1 1 .29,32, 73 78 46 35 78 72 29 78 35 78 35 28 , 28 28 28 37 79 66 79 69 28 79 53 79 28 47 28 73 37 Barr, Sharon ........... 37, 52 Basketball ........ 56. 57. 58. 59 Batal, Alma ............ 26, 28 Batal, Arthur .............. 80 Batal, Richard ...... ..... 3 8 Batis, Eugene ............. 35 Battenberg, Thomas .... 46, 47, 50, 80 Battistuta, Mary .... ..... 3 7 Bauer, Rosemary .......... 37 Baughrnan, Ann ........... 29 Bauqhman, Nancy ...... 55, 80 Bayman, Kathleen ...29, 63, 73 Beam, Carole ............ Beattie, Iudyth .... .... 8 0, 97 Beattie, Patricia .......... Beck Gwendol n , y .......... 29 Becker, Temeca .37, 52, 63, 100 Belik, Helen .............. 37 Bell, Gerald ..... .... Bender, Irma ..... .... Benko, Iames ............. .29 .37 .38 .28 .28 Benninger, Ioan ........ 28, 53 Benninger, Mary Ann ...29, 73 Benninger, Paul Berish, Steve ..... 38 47 51 60 Bertolini, Donna Bertsch, Ellen ..... . . . Bertsch, George Bertsch, Nellie .......... ....l..l19:80 .70 so Bertsch, Barbara ....... Index Borden, Louise .......... 20, 80 Borden, Priscilla . . . .... . .37 Botzrnan, Iudy .... .8l, 82 Botzum, Mary ............. 28 Botzum, Susan ............ 81 Boudreaux, Velda ......... 29 Bouschere, Margaret ....... 81 Bowling .................. 55 Bowman, Mary lrene ...... 28 Brady, Marilyn ........... 29 Brawley, Dennis .... 38, 53, 119 Breiding, Martha .......... 29 Breiding, Mary Ann Brennan, Thomas . .. . . . . . . .81 .38, 40, 72 Brett, Rita .............. 26, 28 Brett, Rosemary Brooks, Ronald ......... Broseman, Keith Broseman, Linda Anne .... 29, ...28 62,81 ..2,41, 63. 73 Brown, Barbara ........ 29, 73 Brown, Carol .... ...... 3 7 Brown, Gary .... ..... 3 8, 97 Burch, Keith ............ 38,61 Burgoon, Ianet .... ....... 8 1 Burke, Kathleen .....28 Burkey, Becki ..... ....... 8 1 Burkhart, Nancy ........ 29,73 Burns, Diana ...... ..... 2 8 Bussan, Ralph ..... ....... 2 8 Bussan, Roger .. Butler, Carolyn . Butowicz, Anthony ......... 28 Butowicz, Thomas ...... 38, 58 Buzzelli, Cynthia .... 37, 55, 72 Buzzelli, Ioseph ........ 28, 54 Byrne, Patrick ............. 38 Byron, Ioan ........ 37, 53, 100 .....l8,29,63 Catfee, Pamela ............ 29 Cahill, Carl ............... 35 Cahill, Carol .............. 37 Cahill, Marie .............. 82 Cairns, Alan ..... 29, 35, 54, 72 Campbell, Richard ......... 38 Capotosto, Marjorie . .3, 27, 28, 1 17 Caracciolo, Therese ........ 37 Cardina, David ......... 38, 71 Carosella, Norma ....... 28, 73 Carpenter, William . .33, 35, Carroll, Lynn .......... 26,28 Carroll, Mary Louise .... 36, 37 Caruso, Nicholas .......... 28 Casalinuova, Frank ........ 35 Cascioli, Iohn ............. 28 Case, Carole ...... 3, 70, 82, 85 Case, Charles ............. 35 Case, Martha ............. 82 Case, Richard ....... Castner, Patrick .... Censky, Mary ...... Chapman, Cheryle Cheerleaders ...... Chem-Phy ....... ....- ....- .......- sf... .--.-.s Chillik, Ioanne .......... 29, Chilson, Robert ............ Chimera, Michael Chisholm, Iames Chisholm, Patience Chorus ............. Ciancio, Russel . . . Ciriello, Maria .... ....- ..... ....- ....- Ciriello, Marie ............. 54 37 37 46 65 30 28 . . . . . . . . .35 38 29 72 28 37 29 28 Ciriello, Nick .............. Clark Rebecca . . . , ......... 83 Clifton, Paul ..... 26, 28, 35, 52 Cobak, Iohn ....... ........28 Codispoti, Leonard ......... 35 Collett, Iudy ...... 63, 73, 79, 83 Collins, Eileen ..... Collins, Kathleen Collins, Elizabeth .... Conway, Ann .... Cook, Iulie ....... Costello, Iudy .... Costigan, Iohn .... Coulter, Kathleen Coulter, Mary ....... Cozzens, Michael .... Cozzoli, Frank .... Craig, Iames .... . . . Crano, Barbara ...... Crano, William ...... Creelan, Paul ........ C.S.M.C. ......... . Culver, David ..... Cummings, Mary . . Dangel, Linda ..... Dangel, Thomas . . . Darkow, Lois ...... Darlington, Mariorie Davidson, Ioan .... Davis, Thomas .... Davison, Angela .. Deagan, 'Iohn ..... Deagan, Iude ..... Deagan, Kathleen . . ......37 ......28 ...53,83 .....29 .....28 ......28 ...28,54 .....28 ......83 ...35,72 ......35 ......35 24,28,73 ...35,47 3O,35,36 ......2l ...38,41 .....24 ......24 ...35,54 ...82,83 ..... 37 ......83 .....28 .....24 .....84 .....29.73 ........24 Deagan, Maureen .... 72, 82,84 Deagan, Patrick . .35, 36, 53, 69 De Casper, Anthony .... 52, 84 De Cresie, Iudith . . . De Iacimo, Anita .... Delegrange, lane . . . De Mali, Delores ..... ...29, 73 84 .62, 72, 84 24 ...28 38,72 ...28 18,29 Besan, Mary ........ 18, 29, 36 Blubaugh, Iudy ......... 29, 73 Boanny, Shiela .... .... 3 7, 41 Casey, Carol Ann Casey, Charles .. Cassidy, Carol . . Castner, Albert .. ......28 l8,29,73 .......47,82 .......72,83 ....72, 83, 85 Denholm, Ioan .... ...... 8 4 Denholm, Mary ........ 18, 29 De Rosa, Rosemary ........ 24 De Sante, David .... ..... 3 8 Devereux, Iames .... ..... 8 4 Dickinson, Karen . . . . . . . .24 Di Cosola, Phillip .......... 28 Di Maggio, Diane .......... 24 Di Mascio, Martha 29, 46, 63, 73 'l'l5 Dirriq, Bernadette .... .... 2 9 Di Tomaso, Angela ........ 37 Doerr, Iames .............. 35 Doerr, Mary ............... 24 Dolensky, Edmund 47, 48, 84, 97 Doll, Henry ......... 44, 86, 97 Doran, lack ............... 54 Doran, Rita . . . .... . .37 Doran, Ruth ..... .... 3 7 Driscoll, Bonnie .... .... 3 7 Dunay, Ioanne .... .... 2 4 Dunphy, Thomas . . . .... . .84 Durand, Henry ......... 28, 54 Earley, Thomas ........... 35 Eckman, William .......... 38 Ede, Terrence ....... 38, 40, 47 Ede, Timothy .......... 28,54 Edwards, Argyle .......... 28 Edwards, Susan ........... 37 Egan, Conrad ....... 36, 38, 77 Egan, Leonard ............. 28 Egan, Paul ..... ........ 8 6 Elam, Ida ................. 29 Endress, Ned .............. 28 Engler, Steve .............. 38 Essary, Lambert . .46,48, 56,86 Essary, Raymond .......... 35 Etoll, Nancy ............... 37 Evans, Iudy ..... .... 3 7 Fahey, Ellen .............. 37 86 Falanga, Barbara ......... Farr, Barbara ....... 70, 85, Farr, Iudy .......... Fassnacht, Rosemarie Fedor, Darlene ..... Fenn, Carl ......... Fenstomocher, Albert Fields, Denise ...... Fihn, Vincent ..... . Filing, Lenore .... . Filing, Michael ..... Filippi, Nancy ...... Finnegan, Catherine Fitz, Raymond ...... Fitz, Thomas ....... Fitzgerald, Nancy . . Flanagan, Delores .. 86 .......37 37 .......24 .......86 . 4748 5d as ....37,72 ....87.97 ....29,34 ......38 .......29 .......87 ....38,47 ....27,28 ....l8,29 Flavin, Mary .............. . . . . . . .24 Flanigan, Ioan . .72, 73, 87, 120 37 87 Fleming, Margaret ......... Flynn, Barbara ............ 24 24 Flynn, Iames .............. Foore, Iudy ............... 87 Football .......... 48. 49. 50. 51 24 Forbes, Ellen .............. Forbes, Mary Ann ......... 37 Forkes, Gail ............ 46, 87 Franiesh, Anthony ...... 35, 54 Fran'esh ohn 56 87 1 , I .......... , Franks, Ronald ...... 38, 47, 68 Fraser, Iames .... . . . ..37,ll7 Frederick, Mary ........... 87 Frient, Iohn ...... ..... 3 3, 35 Friess, Diane ..... Frueh, Edward ......37 ....24 Fulkerson, Donna . . . . Fuller, Deborah ..... Fuller, Iohn ....... Funai, Ioseph ...... Funk, Thomas ...... Fusco, Sandra ...... ...- ...-... 88 .27 38 35 flrflsfaa .......aa Gantous, Marsha ....... 29, 33 Garcia, Margarita . . Gardner, Michael Gardner, Robert . . Garlando, Carolyn . Gauder, Constance . Gearhart, Ianet ..... George, Alice ...... . . . . . . .29 George, David ...... 38 40 47 .......29 . . .38 38, 53 ....36,37 ....37,63 .......37 George, Paula ......... 1.241 73 George, Rosalie ........ 72, 88 Georges, Ioseph .... 89, 97, 120 Germano, Iacqueline 37, 53, 63 Gerend, Mary .......... 24, 26 Gerry, Lois ................ 24 ,.,,,.,,,-1 Henderson, Free-da ........ 24 Hennessy, leanne . . .32, 34, 73 Henry, Patricia ............ 34 Henry, Rosemarie ......... 25 Herdman, Kathleen . .63, 72, 90 Hermann, Ieanne .......... 34 ......35 Hesse, Elizabeth ........ Hibbs, Pamela ......... Hermanowski, Alfred .. .25 34. 73 Hibbs, Rebecca ......... 72,90 Hilgert, Dolores ........... 25 Hilgert, Dorothy ........... 90 Hillegas, Dorothy .... 63, 73, 90 Hinkel, Iohn ............... 35 Hinkel, Thomas ........ 35,54 Hinman, Iulie ............. 39 Holland, Blanche .... 39, 40, 53 Hoban, Gary ........... 88, 91 Hoffmann, Ioseph .47, 48, 70, 91 Hogan, Frances ........... 91 Hohnhorst, Ellen ........... 91 Gibson, Ann . . . . . . .24 Gilbride Gail ............. 24 Gilbride, lean ............. 41 Gilbride, Thomas ....... 24 Holladay, Patricia ...... 75, 92 Hollander, Karen .......... 34 Holleran, Brian Holleran, Neal . . . . . . . Horvath, Irene .... .... , 54 Gilbride, William .52, 70, 72, 89 Gill, Constance ...... ...24,26 Gill, Mariea ............ 36, 41 Gill, Michael ........ 56, 61, 89 Gill, Sandra .... ......... 4 l Giossi, Sandra ............ 24 Gless, Catherine .... 34, 52, 63 Gless, Mary Lou ..... 41, 53, 63 Huber, Ianet ...... Hudak, George Hudak, Larry ..... ...- ..-. .....- Hughes, Richard ........ 35, Humphrey, Patrick --.....- Hunter, Lynn ........... 25, Hunter, Michael . .47, 49, 56, Gmerek, Gmerek, Goehler, Goehler, Phyllis ........ 24, 73 Raymond ...... 38, 47 Marcia ........... 24 Richard .......... 24 Golf ...................... 61 Gorbach, Nelson . . .35, 53, 119 38 Gossett, William ........... Graczyk, Mary ............ Griffith, Gary ..... Griffiths, Anne ..... .... Griffiths, William .... .... Gruic, Paul ................ Grunninger, Paul .......... Guenther, Paul ............ Guenther, Valerie . . .34, 36, Guistino, Frank ............ 24 35 41 24 38 Grunninger, Cecilia ..... 53, 89 24 38 73 24 24 Gurcella, Charles .......... Haas, David ........ 75, 79, Hadley, Iames ............ Halaiko, Kathy ......... 34, Halverson, Rita . .33, 34, 36, Hurt, Carolyn .... 62, 72, 75, 35 24 39 92 24 24 Hughes, Rita .............. 41 47 24 73 92 92 Huth, Daniel .............. 38 Iacobucci, Dominic 47, 49, 62, 93 Iacomini, Iudy ............ 39 Iannone, Catherine ........ 93 lleievich, Ianet ...... .... 2 5 34 39 Ink, Carol ......... .... Issac, Elizabeth ..... .... Iackson, Richard .... .... 3 8 Iakubowski, Ben ..... .... 4 2 Iendrisak, Cecilia .... .... 9 3 Iendrisak, Frances .25 Iendrisak, Ioanne .... .... 3 4 Iendrisak, Thomas .. . .93 Ienkins, Luanne ..... .... 3 9 Ioliet, Suzanne ............ 34 Iosh, Mary Catherine ..33,34, 63, 73 Ioyce, Charlotte ......... lunk, Donna Sue .......... Hamad, Kathleen . . . Hamilton, Marianne Hanich, Theresa .... Hanna, Richard Hansel, Patricia .... , ..--..- 90 38 73 73 . . . . . . .34 72 90 34 38 90 24 Hardesty, Sandra .... .... Harford, Ann ....... Harmon, Timothy Harrington, Kathleen Hatton, Marianne .. Hayden, Anne ..... .-. ...34 79,90 ...24 34. 73 ....39,53 . . rn ...mha.A- 1-flag. .A 1.4311 . ' I ivslwj .-.. 94 Ioyce, Marilyn ............ 25 94 65 Iunior Classical League .... Kane, Iames ........... 40, 42 Kannel, Barbara ........ 25,73 Karadin, Yvonne ....... 53,94 Karam, Patricia ..... ......94 Karper, Karen .......... 19, 39 Katanic, Ioseph ............ 25 Kaufmann, Anne .... .... 3 9 Kaufmann, Mary .... Kayatin, Carol ..... ....34 ....39 congratulations to maqazm d if t1 C. Petit, T. Penrod, R. Ransweiler, L. Lowry, W. Lena, I. Fraser, Qbackj Father O'NeilI, Mr. McCnnville, IX. Steinmctz, I. Van Dcvere, M. Langbein, M. Capatosto, B. Richards, L. Tynan, L. Zeno, T. Kutsko, I. Palmer, N. Caruso. Kazlauskas, Donald Ketirle, Karen .... Keith, Carol ...... Keitlt, Sandra Keller, Fred ...... Kelly, Donna ..... Kemper, Barbara . Kemper, Mary Kerosky, Felix . . . Kerosky, Tessa . .. Khoury, Mary Kidder, Susan Kilway, Kathleen . Kilway, Virginia .. King, Donald ..... King, Karen ...... Kinnard, Catherine Kinney, Patricia .. Kirsten, Ioanne .. Kish, Thomas Klein, Iohn ...... Klein, Iudith ...... Knapp, Ieannette . Koelil, Iuditli ..... Kolar, Iohn ..... Kolb, Christine .. Kollar, Iames .... Kollar, Wayne .. Konett, Iohn ..... Kouri, Richard .... Kovalcik, Martha . Kraker, Susan .... Kraus, Peter ..... Kravec, Florence . . Kreniblas, Sandra Kropac, Carolyn . Kuetienbrod, Carol Kropac, Nancy Kuebler, Francis .. Kuhn, Arlene .... Kurtz, Mary Rita . . Kutslco, Thomas ....... 31, 117 Kutz, Dora ....... Kutz, Robert .... ......25 ........42 Labbe, Annette ......... 39, 53 Labbe, Edward ..... 24, 53, 100 LaFatch, Carol .......... 25, 26 Langbein, Mary lane 39, 89, ll7 Lange, Margaret . . LaRocca, Iennie . .29, 34, 46, 63 LaRocca, Mary Iean .... 63, 70, 78 95 Laser, Karen ..... Lasko, Irene .... Lattimer, Betty Laughlin, Hugh . . . Lawson, Sandra .. Leib, Iames ...... Leiby, Mary Helen Lewis, Ellen ..... Library Assistants Lindsay, Therese . Linsalata, Prank .. Liska, Patricia .... Lobello, Delores .. Lobello, Patricia .. Loftus, Ann Marie . Loftus, Dorothy . . . Lombardi, Carol .. Long, William .... Longville, Anne .. Lo Presti, Katherine Lowry, Linda ..... Lucas, Charlotte .. Ludwig, Mary Kay Lunieski, Eugene . Lux, Karen ....... Lux, Ralph ...... Lynch, Barbara .. McAleese, Marilyn 23, 48, 72' ln, 25 95 96 42 .25 47 34 25 19 39 . ,42 96 41 ...25 39,72 ...39 34,73 ...96 76,96 ...34 39 40 ..ll7 ...34 34,73 24,54 ...25 ...42 34,73 ...96 McBride, Dennis ... ..... . McBride, Patricia ....... 74 McCahan, Kathleen ..... . McClarnon, Sheila ...... McClelland, Ioyce ...... . McCoo1, Mary Ioan ..... McDonald, Diane ....... 41 McFadden, Evelyn ......... McFadden, Mary . McGinnis, Rosemary 1 QQ 34 1 1 24 96 34 , 72 39 36 63 39 ...,.34, 73 53,96, 100 McGuckin, Bernard ........ 24 McGuckin, Kathleen .... 39, 63 McGuckin, Patricia ........ 25 McGuckin, Thomas ........ 98 McGuire, Geraldine ....... 25 McGuire, Kathleen ...... 73, 98 Mcl-lugh, Sandra .......... 98 Mclntyre, William ......... 24 McMenemy, Mary Alice ...27 McNel1in, Thomas ......... 31 McShatirey, Mary Ann ..... 27 Mackey, Ioseph . .42, 46, 47, 56 Maglione, Louis . .47, 48, 70, 98 Maite, Antimo ............. 31 Maite, Richard ............ 31 Major, Robert ...... ...... 2 4 Mcxiorettes ............. 52. 53 Manderbach, Ieanne ....... 27 Manuel, Linda ............ 27 Marlcovich, Madeline . . .27, 73 Markovich, Stephanie . . .34, 73 Maroon, Constance ..,..... 34 Marshall, William ......... 24 Martin, Kathleen ........... 39 Martin, Thomas ........ 24, 27 Martone, Raymond ........ 42 Mastrolonardo, Rosemary ..34 Masturzo, Carol ........... 27 Masturzo, Marianne ....... 39 Masturzo, Richard . . . . . . .24 Mattingly, Eileen . . . . . . .27 117 Matvey, Nancy ......... May, Christine .... May, Iackie ..... May, Ioseph .... May, Paul ...... ..... ... May, Shirley ........... Maynard, Noralee Meadows, Linda ....... Meadows Patrick , . . .42, Mehok, Lawrence 42,47, Meley, Anita ..... Mellion, Irene .... Mellion, Marianne Metcalfe, Russell . Metzler, lean ..... Michalec, Kathleen Mihelich, Iohn Mihelich, Victor .. Mikolashek, Ann . Sadler, Iohn .... 2. Miletti, Fred ....... Miller, Carol .... ..... Miller, Ioan ............ Miller, Mary lane ...... Miller, Lawrence . .. Miller, Patricia ......... Miller, Paul ...... 41, Miller, Paula .... ..... Milo, Patrick ........... Mincica, Grace ......... Minkel, Kathryn ........ Misbrener Martin M.M.M. Modem Magic' Mastersl ............. Moffet, Lorraine ........ ...27 27,73 72, 98 ...31 ...42 26, 27 30,73 .. .30 47, 61 50,56 ...39 72,98 27,73 ...98 .. .30 . . .27 47,56 . . .24 36,39 ...98 .. .53 30,73 39,46 ...24 ...30 42,52 ...41 52,99 .. .39 ...39 42,72 ...62 ...27 Mollica, Iames ...... 42, 63, 72 Moneypenny, Iudy .30, 53, 100 Mooney, Patricia .......... 39 Moran, Suzanne ........... 27 Morris, Lawrence 47, 49, Moss, Beverly ...... 46, Mundy, Mary Alice .... .30, 34 Murdock, Patricia ....... Murawski, Estelle ...... Mur h Patricia D Y, ..... . . Murphy, Robert Murphy, Thomas ....... Murty, Mary Alice ..... Murty, Patricia ......... Myers, Catherine ....... National Honor Society . . Neldert, Mary Frances .. Neitz, Iohn .......... 41 Neman, Dennis ........ Neman, Patrick ..47,70, Nemeth, Helen ......... Nervo, Robert .......... Newkirk, Edward .... 47, Nist, Mary ............. Noffsinger, George Nolan, Rebecca ........ Novak, Ianice .......... Nugent, Mary . . . Nupp, Robert ........... Gberdoerster, Denis .... O'Brien, Iames ......... Ochsenhirt, Bonnie 51, 70 55, 99 39, 46 ...30 ...27 ...99 24,54 .30, 34 ...27 27,53 ...63 43,72 42,52 31,54 78,99 ...30 ...99 48,99 ...27 ...25 ...30 26,27 40,45 ...42 85,99 ...31 ...27 Ochsenhirt, Teresa ......... 43 0'Neil, Charles ........ 52, 100 Ost, Ellen ................. 30 Pace, Donna Marie ........ 30 Palazzo, Richard .......... 100 Palich, Ioyce ............. 100 Palmarini, Lucille ...... 74, 100 Palmer, Ioseph ........ 25, 117 Paolucci, Terese 30 Pappano, Daniel . . 47 Pappano, Ioseph ........ 25, 54 Pappano, Rosemary ....... 43 42 42 I I216,'Z1Q,' Parker, Richard ........... Parsons, Lawrence Pastoria, Pamela .......... 27 Paveloi, Charles .47, 48, 72, 101 Pedone, Theresa ........... 27 Pelliteri, Ioan .... 55, 62, 72, 101 Pelyhes, Robert ............ 25 Penrod, Mary Helen .30, 34, 68 Penrod, Terrence . . .31, 54, 117 Pepperney, Margaret ...... 43 Perkins, Antoinette ......... 27 Petit, Charles ...... 42, 47, 117 Petroski, Frank ...... 25, 26, 28 ........ Richard, Margaret Richards, Alice .. Richards, Blanche Richards, Iean .. Richards, Ioyce .. Rickus, Donald .. Rickus, Gerald . . Riegler, Iudy .... Rielly, Barbara .. Rielly, Rosemary Riley, Richard Risser, Patricia . . Robert, Eva ..... Robert, Pauline . . Roberts, Nancy . Rollow, Sharon .. Roman, Ieanette 5 Roman, Richard . Roman, Robert .. ...i..43,72 .........l03 ....103,117 ......53,l03 . ..... 31,53 .. ...... 27 .... ..27 .........l03 .......25,54 . ...... 43 . .... 43,53 .......30,32 .........l03 l,70,l00,103 .......25,54 .......31,54 Petroski, Iohn ............ 101 43 72 Pfeiffer, lane .... Pichichero, Frances. l00, 101 Pichichero, Frank ....... 25, 28 Pifer, Barbara .... Pinter, Margaret .. Placanica, Larry . Poinar, Ioyce ..... Polefrone, Cheryle Polsinelli, Alice Potochar, Barbara ......43,72 .....72,101 ......43,63 ......43,68 .....l9,l0l Pouser, Priscilla ........... 27 .72 100 101 Price, Lynda ..... Price, Russell ..... ...'...42,72 Pudlowski, Franklin ........ 42 Purdy, Betty lean . ........101 Purdy, Linda ........... 27, 52 Quine, Iohn .... Quirk, lane .... Rabb, Iolene ....... Rabb, Robert ..... .....42 .....l02 ......43 ........l02 Raderstorf, Barbara ....... 102 30 Raderstorf, Carol . ..--....o Rambacher, Elizabeth . .41,43 27 Rambacher, Ioan . Ranostai, Iohn .... Ransweiler, Ianet . Ransweiler, Robert Rasinski, Charlotte Rasinski, Richard . Reichart, Iohn .... Reichart, Kathleen Reichart, William 4 Rennie, Nancy Reymann, Carol .5 Reymann, Diane . . Rich, Donna ...... Rich, Patricia ..... Rich, Russel ..... Richard, Ellen Io . . ...102,117 ........l02 ......31,54 ......25,28 7,49,97,l02 ..72,75,l02 3,78,79,102 ......27,73 ......30,34 .......30 ......31,53 ......27,73 Rose, William .... ....... 4 2 Ross, Shirley . . . Ruff, Ioan ........... 30, 63, 73 Russell, Ronald ..... 42, 47, 56 Russo, Iohn ............... 25 Ryan, Kathleen ........ 19, 43 . . . .31 Sadon, Iudy .............. 43 Salvo, Patricia ............ 43 Salvo, Raymond ........ 25, 54 Sandy, Ioyce .... 29, 30, 63, 73 Savage, Ben ........... 25, 54 Savage, Sandra ........... 43 Scatiti, Ioseph ......... 56, 103 Scalera, Iean .......... 53, 103 Scanlon, Mary Susan ...... 27 Schaad, Benita ............ 27 Scheatzle, Ellen ........... 43 Scheatzle, Thomas ...... 18, 43 Scheeser, Nancy ......... 104 Schiebilla, Valerie ......... 43 Schmidt, Marie . .67, 70, 72, 104 Schmitz, Barbara 23, 63, 76, 104 Schmitz, Paul ....... 3l,52, 63 Schnee, Iolean ............ 27 Schnee, William ........ 25, 28 Schubert, Daniel .......... 25 Schultz, Charles ........... 31 Schulz, Barbara 63, 72, 104, 120 Schulz, Iames ............. 25 Schulz, Iudith .......... 40, 43 Schweikert, Edward . .42, 53, 63 Schwenning, Francis .... 25, 54 Sebeny, Carl .............. 31 Seed, Robert .............. 42 Seikel, Camille .... 43,52 Seniors ................... 78 Shamrock Sta!! ............ 67 Shand, Gail .......... 72,105 Shaul, Mary Susan ........ 30 Shaul, Valerie ............. 27 Shedlosky, Nancy ...... 27, 73 Sherman, Irene . .63, 72, 97, 105 Sherman, lean ........ 72,105 Sherman, Ioseph .......... 34 Shields, Bernadine ......... 27 Shields, Iames ....... 9, 42, 72 Shoenfelt, Robert . . .56, 57, 105 .25, 27, U U Ill I 0111115 ITIW Shuinaker, lames . Shurnaker, Kenneth Sliurnaker, Richard Simone, Patricia .. Sitko, Claire ..... Skeese, Iohn ..... Sliiko, Steve .... Slivka, Marie .... Smith, Charles Smith, loanne .... Smith, Mary Anno Smith, Michael Smith, Robert .... Snyder, Barbara .. Snyder, loseph .. Sodcxlity ........ Solnich, Ronald .. Spalding, Carol .. , unior, a .63 72 77 106 ........31 ......43,63 ...40,41,42 .....24,25 .30 42 is . .... , 30 31 Iffioe . ...... 106 ....31,54 .....2l Spalding, Marian . .52, 70, 106 Spallino, Carol .. .23, 43, 72, 76 Spallino, Gloria .... ......106 Spindell, Marianne . .63, 69, 73 Sprain, Nancy ............ 30 Springer, Sylvia . . . .... 36, 50 Starner, Marian Steinmetz, Anne ..........l06 ......l06,117 Steinrnetz, Mary Alice . .30, 73 Stephenson, Iohn ....... 31, 36 Stitz, Ruth Ann ...... 30, 69, 73 Strickland, Helen ...... 53, 106 Strobel, lo Anne . . . . . . Strobel, lohn .... ...107 .3l,54 Strook, Thomas ........... 42 Sullivan, Kathy ........ 72, 107 Suscinski, ludith . . . ..... . .30 Sutter, Marie .......... 53, 107 Swartz, Vivian .... ....... 3 0 Swope, Iohn .... .....3l ic ca Testa, Diane .... Testa, Ronald ..... Testa, Theis, Suellen ..... Theobold, Lynda .. Third, Karen ...... Thomas, Catherine Thomas, Susan .... Thompson, Dennis . Thompson, Kathleen Thompson, Michele Tipton, Leslie ..... Tipton, Sylvia ..... Tomcik, Ronald Tonti, Steve ..... Tousley, loan ..... Rose ....... Track ............ Trivonovich, lean 62, Troty, Lawrence .. . Trunk, Sandra .... Tsalott, Karen Tucker, Clare Turchan, Eugene .. Turner, Iames .. Tynan, Lawrence .. Tyszha, Alex ...... Ulrich, Barbara .... Urycki, Stanley Van Devere, loanne Verbanas, Marian . Vielhaber, lames .. Vielhaber, Iudy Vincenteen Boosters Vincentian ........ Villanova, Camille Vinciguerra, Annette A inwrtlyfvested, derby-crowned quintet, Tl D dling Danclies from Dixie, add their assorted musical ability to the talent show. They are tl ttt rltt 13 B 1 y 1 P t lc D qan, sophomore, Paul Clifton, freshman, Nelson Gorbach and David Witwer, sophomores. I14i,'2i3,' ....43, 43 25 71 30 43 43 43 . . ..... 30 42 53 27 43 27 52 31 72 ....43, ........60 70 97107 .......30 ......30 ...27,52 .......42 52107 11.1311541117 .25, 27 .....l07 ...25,26 ..2,43, 117 .......107 ........25 43 .......64 66 flfffirfvs 27 Violet, Mary Ann .... ..... Viscone, Rita ...... Volkmor, Carolyn . Wagner, Carol .... Wagner, Michael .. Wahl, Catherine .. Walsh, lune ...... Walter, Diana ..... Walter, Gerald .... Wassity, lacqueline Wassity, lanet .... Watring, Sina ..... Watson, Clyde .... Weidlick, lean .... Wendelken, lames . 43 .....27 30 .....43,52 .....31,52 ..30, 32, 73 .....24,27 43 ....89,107 .......43 .. ..... 27 ....108 31 ........43 .....40,42 White, Gerald .... 18, 42, 47, 72 White, Thomas ............ 31 Willenbacher, Ann . .30, 68, 73 Williams, Brian ........... 31 Witwer, David . .3l, 52, 72, 119 Wood, lohn ............... 25 Workman, Clarence ....... 108 Wozniak, Bernadette ....... 27 Wright, loan ....... Yahner, Caroline Yahner, Stephen .. Yen, Geraldine ..... Yingling, Gilbert Yost, Thomas ..... Zarling, Alice ...... Zehner, Kathleen Zeno, Lawrence .29, Ziruolo, Robert ..... Zito, Donald ........ 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