Ursuline High School - Ursulinian Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1954 volume:

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Our own beautiful campus shrine to Our Lady glimpses for us a shadow of that heavenly masterpiece. Leaden feet may drag us to a class we are unprepared for, but always winged feet speed us to the feet of Our Blessed Mother. Kneeling before her shrine, we dedicate our Annual to Our Lady, repeating with our lips and with our hearts, the words of this Marian Year prayer: Receive, O Most Sweet Mother, our humble sup- plications, and above all obtain for us that, one clay, happy with you, we may repeat before your throne that hymn which today is sung on earth around your altars: You are all beautiful, O Mary! You are the glory, you are the joy, you are the honor of our people! Amenf' 1 Hundreds of thousands of pil- grims have knelt at the feet of our beloved Holy Father, Pope Pius XII. They numbered the rich, the poor, the learned and the ignorant, the saint and the sinner. But diverse as were the groups the pilgrims represented, they had a unifying bond: they sensed the utter other-worldliness of the Vicar of Christ on earth, they felt the attraction of his Christian good- ness. No doubt many sought to probe the secret of the graciousness, the serenity of this kindly man of God, the secret of his other-worldliness. They would follow in his footsteps. They, too, would acquire serenity in an age of tempest and turmoil. The secret? Our Holy Father'1s tender love and devotion to Our Lady. This tender devotion he would have us practice. And so the Marian Year, 1954! In Our Blessed Lady's footsteps he would have us walk, confi- dent of finding in her way of humility and purity and charity uappeasement of our ardent desires and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every side. ape Pima XII . ..Li1ff's of grvuf 'llIl'll all rvntziml us We can lllllkl' our liwx sublizmfg And deparfilzg, Irafzfe l7C'l7il7LI' us Foofprinfs on flu' 36111113 of 1'i11t1f'. . . Longfellow just such incentive is given us by the life of His Excellency, Bishop Emmet M. Walsh. Through his example and teaching he has inspired us to train our- selves to become Catholic leaders. He has motivated us, armed us for Catholic Action. With plans for the enlargement of Ursuline underway, his dream for the expansion of Catholic educational facilities is beginningto be realized. We must make the dream complete. The footprints', are there. We have but to follow them. Bishop Emmet Michael Walsh 0 fi . Q5 V Father Glenn l-loldhrook Principal He's following his father's footstepsf' we hear said of a young man who has chosen to carry on rhe work of his father. He might modify the expression slightly in speaking of Father Holdbrook, for he,s following in his Heavmly Father's foot- stepsf' Truly we have seen the likeness of Christ in him as we have talked and worked with him. We are led to recall how Christ showed not a sign of impatience when the crowds pressed on Him . . . how He had always a kindly word for the poor and the weak . . .of His patience with the sinner and the ignorant . . . of His just anger when His Father's honor was attacked. With the years, the picture becomes more true: a more perfect image of the Master. With the years our appreciation and grati- tude deepen for one who has followed and taught us to follow . . . in Our Father's footsteps. 8 In September, 1950, Father Donald Reagan and we of '54 stepped through the doors of Ursuline High together- Iiather, as assistant principalg we, the faltering freshmen. liven with his two feet firmly planted in the twentieth century Fa- ther began to travel up, up, up! NVe traveled along with him, enjoying the benefits of his counsel, his example, and his achievements. Definitely Ursuline-minded, the new Ursuline will see even bigger and bet-- ter strides forward through the Co- operation of the Reverend Donald Reagan. Fither Donald Reagan Assistant Principal MOTHER CHARLES ,,,.. SISTER ALBERTA ,,,,,.,.. SISTER ALBERT MARIE ,. SISTER ALICE MARIE ...... SISTER ANNE .. ..,,,, -. SISTER BARBARA ,,L,. SISTER BERNADETTE L,,,. SISTER MARY BERNARD SISTER CARMELITA ..... SISTER MARIE CELINE ,L,.,.. SISTER MARIE DENISE ....,.. ,,,.,........,,,,,,.,,... . ..,,,,7,,,.. . . SISTER JEANETTE ,....,.. SISTER JULIANA ,,,,I,. SISTER KATHLEEN ...... SISTER MARY LOUISE .....,.. SISTER MARGARET ...... SISTER RAYMOND ....... SISTER REGINA ....,w I SISTER ROSANNE ,..... SISTER ROSEMARY ....... SISTER VIRGINIA ...... MR. THOMAS CAREY ..... MR. JOSEPH CLARK ,,,,..,,. MR. CARMEN RENALDY ,-.--.-.World History -.,,.--.-,Algebra, Religion ..,.,I.-.Stenography, Typing, Religion Geography .,,,,,--.Geometry, Religion, English .,I.,.,.,Religion, Geometry, Algebra .--,,.-...Religion, Latin, English -....,,--,.English, Religion Homemalzing, Spanish National Problems, English, Religion, Civics English-, French, Religion ,...,,,Office Practice .,,-.-..I....---,..-,,,Religion ,-.,--,...-s,,-,.-.,,,,American History ..--,.-.Typing, Bookkeeping, Religion ,,,,,,,.Physics, Religion, General Science ....,,,,Religion, English, Librarian ,----..-,,--.-----.-,,.-,Speech, French Religion, English, journalism ,.,.V Mechanical Drawing, General Math. ..-.---.Chemistry, Geometry Glee Club MR. ORLANDO VITELLO .,...,, ........ B and I0 her David I.. l.cttnu Thomas C. McNally lfalhcr joseph M. Rap.: ' linmry, l.on'wll1illv Nix. I'rlt-r' rmrl Paul cr Gcmld X. Curran Father john F. Lyons Religion Faculty Fguhur Francis -I. Stulc Fnlhcr Francis j. Haidct Fmthcr james If. Stcnson Sit. Civil rzml .XIvlX2rMi11,x Sl. I'r1h'it'k Sl. Palrirk I' Father' 'llhomas liclduu Sl. Run' Sl. Aloyxzm, lim! l.i14'rfmof 1111111114 nhlfr f'n11f'rl1Iin11 Father ,Iohn Lcttau Father Thomas F. Murphy Fu SI, Row Srt'n'!ur'Y1' lo Bitfmp Whzfwfr Sl. Pulrlrk her Thomas F, Kelly Iluhcr Niatthcw XV. Hentxu Father Homer G. Oliv St. Columba Sf, Clmrhas Stznwl llvurl Illthcr Robert D. Hand SI, BP'E'l1L1,d71 Cl' Iixthcr Peter Ol. Faini Father Vfillinm il. Kunncdy Sl. Awlfwflx St. Nit-lmlus thcr George M. Frgmko Father Nvilligun P. Slipski Hnfy Nunlr Sl. Ami Father W'illinn1 Yurko Holy 'l'r'iuily Ivy F.1ther .lumcx R. Kolp Father P. Breen Malone Si, Cufnmim St. Emluaml I I Father Robert C, Fannon Sl, Niflmlm As we walk down the aisle on graduation day and step forward to receive our diplomas, our feet are rapidly approaching a bend in the road. Back in 1950 we rounded another curve. Those four intervening years have piled up hosts of memories: sacred ones - gay ones. In our freshman year we were the lowliest of the lowly, bur the frosh football team went un- beaten and unscored upon. By the fall of '51, we were old pros, gazing unsympathetically on the faltering frosh. The sophomore year held its pleasures along with the now familiar routine. We became a full-fledged member of the varsity team, and that winter che Snow Ball was held. 4 junior year found us sure of our footing. In- stead of creeping cautiously around corners, we stepped forth boldly. Daily Mass was introduced. We ordered graduation rings and attended our first prom. In sports, we tied East for the foot- ball championship. Now we have come to the magical and long- awaited senior year. Witlm each passing month we advance further along the road. A new and broader bend looms near. fi 1' 'fs' N. I 3 Sally Sattler, Carl Kish, -lack Kollar and Joan Mahan plan the senior activity schedule. Stepping up in their roles as leaders of the class, the senior officers worked energetically in activities and organizations. President Carl Kish excelled as an all-'round sports star and as a leader in the Catholic Exponent campaign. Another Catholic Action Worker was Sally Sattler, vice-president. Sally divided her extra-curricular time between Altar committee and Glee club activities. Jack Kollar, treasurer, also rose high as an athlete. His flashing feet starred in track, basketball, and football for his entire four years. In Campus club activities, his brawn was put to a very practical use. Secretary Joan Mahan, has served her class as an officer for two years and has been a devoted Altar committee worker and Mission club member. Gm feet have carried us I4 rw .ff H, V M N . it 5. ,e Pa 15' . y tRY MARGARIYI' 'DERSON lf. Ioxrflfr :reaian Club e Club npua Club 2 'LLIAM BICILMAN 91. Etluurll uual Staff :ps and Paints y Club verian Club misli Club mera Club wling Team ,tes and Vetoes Club lespian Club o A o Through the years PAUL ANSTEAD Sf. Pulrirlz Props and Paiuta lntrnmural Baxkctball 3 St. hloltn liercluuans Society IAABHQB BEGCIANI lrlzrfzarlzlalf Cmrrrfrfimi Albertus M agnus Club St. .Iolm Bc I'CllH1.ll!S Society .IAM ES BAISS SI. Patrick Props and Paints Campus Club 2 Art Club Boys' Chorus AIUDY BARRlfTT Sl. Dmuinir' Tberesiau Club Altar Committee Props and Paintx Latin Club FDNVARIY Blfll. SI. Imrjrlm Campus Club I Intramural Basltetball .IAMICS Hlill. Sl. Clvrhxliuu Albertus Magnus Club Xaverian Club Camera Club junior Academy of Science Kent Science Award MARYANN BARRETT Sl. Duruinif Annual Staff Tlmcresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Ursuline News Staff Campus Club 4 Quill and Scroll Society Votes and Vetocs Club ROB!-' RT BEII, Sl. Iwvplr Annual Staff Campus Club 2, 3 Intramural Baaketball lixponcnt Leader St. .loltn llerclimans Society jg! PAY BASILIC Sl. Maron Annual Stuff Campus Club ANDRFXX' BERNARD Sf. C5111 6 Mvlfwmlim National Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Xaverian Club Latin Club MARGARET BERRINGER Sl. Palrick Alla r Committee Glee Club MARY BERTR AN DO Si. Charles Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Campus Club I, 2, J, l Glee Club CATHERINE HlLl,lfTT Sl. Charles Tlicrcsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glce Club Campus Club 3, 4 Annual Staff CATHERINE BLESS FRED BOBOVNYK Sl. joseph Sf. Columba Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3, 4 Football 3 KAREN BOY LE Sl. Edward Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glcc Club Votes and Vctoes Club ELLEN ANN BR AHN lfY llllllllllilllllfl' C:IHI!'l'Ilff0ll National Honor Society Annual Staff Tlicresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Campus Club 3, 4 Exponent Leader l Magazine Leader 3, 4 Student-of-the-montli Award Votes and Vetoes Club THOMAS BRODERICK Sl. EIIILIJLIVII Albertus Magnus Club Xavcrian Club St. -Iolin Berebmans Society Sl. Eu'ufu nl Props and Paints Club EDWARD BROXVN IBHILTI, BROWN ROBERT BROWN Sl. Columbu Sl. joseph Campus Club 4 Campus Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball All-City Honors 3, 4 2, 3 Key Club Xnverian Club St. john Berellmans Society Votes and Vctocs Club . . Past joy and sorrow All-City Team 3, 4 Art Club JANE ANN BUCKON Sf. Palrick Thcrcsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Art Club Band 1, 2, 3 Sharps and Flats Club 1, 2, 3 RY LOUISE NS oly Name 'resian Club r Committee E Club NNA jl-'AN SSESE I. Columlm vonent Leader gazine Leader nisb Club BARBARA LEE BURTON Sdfrfif Iiivlff National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Albcrtus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club 3, Girls Ensemble 3 Prom Queen Thespian Club JOAN CHRISTOPHER Sf. Edzvuril Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Campus Club 2 Girls Ensemble Thespian Club 4 Through fun and tears . . PATRICIA CANAVAN Sl. Pulrirk Thcrcsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Campus Club 5, 4 Exponent Leader 5 CAROL CARNEY Sl. Palricfz Annual Staff Thercsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glce Club 1, 3 Ursuline News Staff Campus Club J Exponent Leader 1 Magazine Leader l ROBI-QRT CLEARY Sf. Edward Props and Paints Club Xaverian Club Spanish Club Votes and Vctoes Club Thespian Club PHILIP CONLEY Sl. EIIILXIYLI Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader 3 Xaverian Club Latin Club St. John Berclimans Society Bowling Team Thespian Club LORETTA CARNEY Sf. Dumirm' Altar Committee Thcresian Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club BARRY CONNORS Sl. Duminir Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Basketball I, 3 Student Council Class Officer 3, 4 Ring Committee St. john Berchmans Society Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Sharps and Flats Club Thcspian Club THOMAS CARNEY Sl. Palriffc Props and Paints Club lntramural Basketball Band 1, 2 Votes antl Vetoes Club Nl AR LIANE CLJRBETT SI. Colnmlm Props .md Paints Club Glue Club I, 3 ROBERT CRAINE Sl. Patrick Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Boys' Chorus Campus Club 4 Intramural Basketball Football 4 Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club, Treasurer CAROLE CUMISKEY Sl. Edward Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club JOAN CURLEY Sl. Ioseplr National Hon.or Society Annual Staff- Business Manager Theresian Club Altar Committee Albcrtus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Latin Club Student-of-the-montll Award Thespian Club Debate Team JAMES DAHMAN Sl. Ioseph Xaverian Club St. John Berchmans Society MARY ELLEN DEAN Sl. Arm National Honor Society Annual Staff Editor Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Ursuline News Staff Student Council Catholic Diocesian Press Contest Quill and Scroll Society Latin Club JOHN DENIPSEY SI. Dominic Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club 1, 2 Basketball 4 Xaverian Club Treasurer MARGARET DEMPSEY Sl. Edward Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club MICHAEL DIGNAN St. Columba Football 3 Key Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club SALLY DANKS Sf. Patrick Tberesian Club Altar Committee Glee Club 1 JOY DiLORETO Sl, Dominic Annual Staff Thcresian Club Altar Committee Campus Club 4 Student Council Latin Club From the first time we entered through the door B ARBA RA DAY St. Patrick Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Band 1, 2 Ysharps and Flats Club 1, 2 Votes and Vctoes Club Campus Club 4 X THOMAS Sf. Pulrick Annual Staff Campus Club 4 Magazine Leader 2, Camera Club 1, 2 Votes and Vetoes Club Latin Club 'ROTHY NAHUE I. Edward :resian Club r Committee Club ish Club ls Ensemble RIL ELIAS Sl. Iulm the Bapiixi mcrtus Magnus Club ips and Paints Jatc Team john Berchmans iociety ld 1, 2, 3, 4 rps and Flats Ilub vling Team it Science Award THOMAS DONLIN Sf. Palriflz Props ancl Paints Campus Club 2, 3 M lCl-llil.liNA FATA SAILTFAI Hear! National Honor Society Annual Staff Tlxcrcsian Club Altar Committee Glcc Club Campus Club 3, 4 Votes and Vetoes Club jOSEPH DOYLE Sl. Pufrick National Honor Society Albcrtus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Basketball l Class Officer 3 Key Club Xaverian Club Ring Committee St. john Berchmans Society Prom M. C. Latin Club Until it swung close in '54 . . . RlTA DOYLE Sf. Columba Glee Club Campus Club 3 -IUDY FENNESSEY Sl. Cvlumlva Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glec Club F I9 CAROLIE FICKICRS Sarraf Hear! National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Exponent Leader Quill and Scroll Society Camera Club Votes and Vetoes Club MICHAEL DURKIN Sl. Edward Props and Paints Club Ursuline News Staff Intramural Basketball Track 2, 5 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Xaverian Club St. John Bcrchmans Society Campus Club 2 VINCENT FICOCFLLI Sl. Dominii' National Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glce Club Track 3, 4 St. john Berchmans Society EDWARD EBERT SI. E!1'll'llY'!1l Props and Paints Club Xaverian Club St. John Berchmans Society Band 2, 3, 4 Sharps and Flats Club Votes and Vctoes Club PAUL lilLlSKY Sli. Cyril rum' Mrfbmliux Campus Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4 l Sharps and Flats Club Tlicspirm Club ROBERT FINNERTY Sl. Ann Albertus Magnus iClub, Vice Pres. Intrainural Basketball Track I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Student Council Student-of-the-month Award MARGENE FLANNERY Sf. Ann Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Campus Club 2, 3 Student Council Votes and Vetoes Club Library Club Tlicspian Club SALLY FRANKEN St. lialufanl Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club JAMES FRANKLIN Sacred Hear! Campus Club 1 St. John Berclamans Society LORETTA GALIP Sl. Maron National Honor Society Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Glee Club I Student Council Vice President Votes and Vetoes Vice President JAMES GIESTER Sl. Pufrifk Props and Paints Club Cvlee Club Art Club Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Camera Club Votes and Vetocs Club Tbespian Club ROBERT GILMARTIN Sacred Hen rl Campus Club 4 Xaverian Club St. John Berclamans Society Votes and Vetoes Club RAYMOND GLOZER St. Cyril and Melbodius National Honor Society Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council President Latin Club Bowling Team DWYN GRIFFIN Sf. Edward National Honor Society Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Chairman Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader 3 Magazine Leader 2, 4 Votes and Vetoes Club Thespian Club GALE GROSS Sl. Columba Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Ursuline News Staff Quill and Scroll Society Latin Cluib Campus Club THOMAS HAGAN Sl. Dominic National Honor Society Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Magazine Leader Xaverian Club Latin Club Tlaespian Club St. John Berclimans Society . . . They carried us out to the football games PATRICIA HONI: Sl. Pulrivlz National Honor Society Tlicresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Exponent Leader Class Officer 3 Ring Committee Youth Day Representative 20 i , 40 4' is ,gt ,A IRBARA OWARID SI. Columlm itional Honor Society lnual Staff ieresian Club tar Committee ops and Paints Club ce Club mpus Club ites and Vetoes Club DRMAN HNSON Sl. Colnmbu bertus Magnus Club gps and Paints Club poncnt Leader ,gazine Leader verian Club bate Team ident-ofethc-month Award john Bcrchmans Society tes and Vetoes Club ,expian Cluib Through blinding snow and storming rains . . . XVILLIANI IIUDAK Holy Nami' Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball I-lxponent Leader Track 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Bowling Teani DOROTHY IONES Si. I'atrii'lz National Honor Society Annual Staff Thcresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Latin Club Majorette Sharps and Flats Club Secretary 3 Vice President 4 Props .ind Paints Tlwpim Club BARBARA HUNTER Sl. Pafrirk Annual Staff Theresian Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club I Magazine Leader Debate Team Spanish Club Thespian Club I 'E , CAROL HUNTER Sl. Dominir' Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader Magazine Leader ,IOHN jONliS KIOHN KIUBAK SI. Palrifk Sl. Brrmfun Campus Club 3 Art Club Intramural Basketball Football Bowling Team DIANE JACOBS Si. Edward Annual Staff Theresian Club Secretary Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Campus Club 3 IIUDY KAHL St. Palrirk Annual Staff Thercsian Club Props and Paints Club Band I, Z, 3 Sharps and Flats Club Votes and Vetoes Club KATHRYN JANIC SS. Pelrr and Paul National Honor Society Theresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club 4 ROBERT KAMINSKI Stl. Cyril 5 Melbodius Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 l St. john Berchmans Society iw JOHN KANE St. Patrick Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Class Officer 3 Ring Committee MARY ANN KAVINSKY Si. Matthias Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glet- Club JAMES KENNEALLY Sf. joseph Intramural Basketball l, 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Annual Staff GEORGE KIRALY Sl, Ann Annual Staff Art Club Track 3 Football 1, 3, 4 Student-of-tl1e-montli Award CARL KISH St. Maltbinx National Honor Society Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Class Officer 4 Latin Club Student-of-the-month Award MARGARET KLING Sf. Dominic National Honor Society Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Campus Club 4 Latin Club . . . They carried us too ROBERT KENNEDY Sacred Henri Glee Club Campus Club 1 Intramural Basketball Basketball 1 MARILYN KENSINGER Sf. Patrick T Thcresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club DAVID KIMMEL Sacred Heart Campus Club 1 Exponent Leader Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4 All-City Team All-City Honors 3 All-State Team 3, JOSEPH KNOTT St. Edward Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Magazine Leader Xaverian Club Spanish Club St. john Bercbmans Society Prom King Speech Award Tliespinn Club ,IOHN KOLLAR Holy Numa' Campus Club 3 Intramural Basketball Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Class Officer 4 Xaverian Club St. john Bercbmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club 221 CHARLOTTE l KRAMER l Sl. Nieholux Annual Staff . Theresian Club l Altar Committee 1 Glee Club i Campus Club 3, 4 N v OAN LANGLEY Sl. Dominic' knnual Staff Chcresian Club kltar Committee Ilee Club Iampus Club fxponent Leader flagazine Leader 'otes and Vetoes Club IIARLIQS NQDLRMOTT ISI. lhlrirk ramps and Paints Cluib mpus Club llramural Basketball lates and Veloes xiflub To the communion ROBERT LEETCH Sl. Palrifk Albcrtus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3, 4 Football I, 3 Xaverian Club RIQNICIZ MCGUIRE Sl. lftluuril Tberesian Club Altar Committee Glue Club Latin Club .IANE LAUERMAIXI Sl. Edward Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Girls Ensemble Thespian Club TI IOMAS MCGUNIGAI. Sl. lfiluunl Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club Intramural Basketball Magazine Leader Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Camera Club MARILYN LOWRY Sl. Edzvard Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club 3 Campus Club Debate Team Latin Club DIANE MCKIENNA SI. I'utriw'z, Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club . A.. I-IIfl.I'iN LYNCH Sf. Nirfmlus Theresian Club Altar Committee Library Club Glee Club Campus Club Spanish Club Latin Club Votes and Vetoes Club THOMAS MQLAUGH LIN Sl. Ijiluuril National Honor Society Annual Staff Business Manager Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club French Club Xaverian Club Debate Team St. .lolm Berchmans Society Tliespian Club Latin Club 7. ail... BARBARA MeCLAY Sl. l'u1rif1e Theresian Club Altar Committee Library Club Glee Club Art Club Student Council Spanish Club Prom Queen Attendant QIGHN NICNICHOLAS SI. Clmrlrt Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Golf Z, 5, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 N Z I 4- sissfeia we 5 :Te EXW: aria-ti?ii?Tri' iw'- ,UA fyN15fi5.', 'A fa K , V , ti if A 'I 5' 4 1 I Zeer sg ' 2 V ., T . VN ,. it .51 JOAN NE MACK Sl. Patrifk National Hon.or Society Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Campus Club 4 Magazine Leader Latin Club ISABELLE MARRE St. Patrifk National Honor Society Theresian Club Albertus Magnus Club Glee Club Magazine Leader junior Academy of Science Kent Science Award ' A JOHN MAGU IRE Immaculate Conceplion Track 2 Intramural Basketball .IOAN MAHAN SI. Charles National Honor Society Tl-ieresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club 3, 4 Magazine Leader Student Council Class Officer 3, 4 Ring Committee Tlaespian Club THOMAS MALETICH Six. Peter and Paul Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Xaverian Club PAUL MANLEY Sl. Dominic National Honor Society Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club l Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Spanish Club BERNADINE MARINELLI Sf. Edward Annual Staff Tlicresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club Campus Club 3, 4 Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Latin Club l KIAMES MARTIN SI. Charles Campus Club Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Track 2 52 ROBERT MARTIN Holy Num? Annual Staff Props and Paints Club Campus Club 1, 2, 3, Xaverian Club St. John Bercbmans Society Camera Club Albertus Magnus Club . . . Where to daily Mass FRANK MASI St. Bremlzuz Intramural Basketball Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling Team ' A AMELIA MATISCIK Sl. Patritk Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club 1, 3 Spanish Club JAMES MATKO Holy Name Campus Club Intramural Basketbal Key Club Xaverian Club St. jolm Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club UBERT IYNARD if. Culumllu tional Honor Society aertus Magnus Club ups and Paints Club ponent Leader igazine Leader ntball 2, 3, 4 :dent Council iss Officer 3 vcrian Club john Berchmans Society tin Club espian Club ARLFS TCI-IIfLL ll. Collfmlm ink i, 2, 3, 4 'kctball 1, 2, 3, 4 ntball 1, 2, 5, 4 -City Honors nish Club dent-of-the-month award ,Iohn Berehmans ioeiety City Team ' uuqu I W M- f si on-ina' f if at 'rwxggagggfeg ' ,, WZAA'i22'st3'3f'2i ' 'H i'fii.JpE MARIIC FRANCES MAZUR SI. Mullliiui Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Votes and Vetoes Club WILLIAM MITCHELL Sl. Cnlzinzbu Intramural Basketball Basketball I, 2 Track 2 Football I, Z, 4 Votes and Vetous Club We went without fail . WILLIAM METZLFR Sf. Edufanl Annual Staff Props and Paints Club Clee Club Intramural Basketball 2, 5, 4 Iixponent Leader 4 St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club Xaverian Club MICHAEL MILLER Sl. Iiluuril Props and Paints Club Boys' Chorus Bowling Team KARL MOGG SI. Dominii' National Honor Society Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Iixpnnent Leader Magazine Leader Xaverian Club Student-of-the-month Award Props and Paints Club Latin Club ALICE MARIE MOLCHANY Sl. Putrirk Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Art Club Band I, 2, 3 Sharps and Flats Club Votes and Vetoes Club BARBARA MILSOP Sf, Donzinii' Thercsian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club 2 Iixponent Leader DOROTHY MOORE Sl. Palrirb Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Ursuline News Staff 3 . Spanish Club 'IM ,,,,.,,,. s s l, 4 A- f.:':-assi'-rs? IOSEPH MINCHER Sl. Edward French Club Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3 Key Club Votes and Vetoes Club PATRICK MOORE Sl. Cnlumba Track 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All-City Honors Spanish Club St. ,Iohn Berehmans Society All City Team ROBERT MORGANO Sl. Columba Props and Paints Club Glee Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Basketball I Football I Xaverian Club Spanish Club Thespian Club MARY ANN MURPHY SI. Palrick Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Campus Club ESTHER NABEREZNY Holy Trinily Annual Staff, Art Editor Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Cvlee Club Art Club Exponent Leader Student-of-the-month Award Kent Science Awartl Thespian Club JOANN NAKLEY lm maffulule Corwrpiiofz Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Campus Club Votes and Vetoes Clwb KATHERINE NALLY Sf. Pafrifk Theresian Club Altar Committee Clee Club Campus Club 1 Annual Staff JOHN NIERLICH Si. Dominii' Annual Staff, Sports Editor Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Key Club Xaverian Club St. john Berchmans Society Votes and Vetoes Club Thespian Club BARBARA NIESEN Sf. Dominiv Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Cvlee Club Ursuline News Staff JOHN OBENDORFER St. Ioseply Albertus Magnus Club Campus Club 4 Exponent Leader Key Club Xaverian Club Spanish Club ARTHUR O'NEIL Sl. Edward Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Exponent Leader Xaverian Club Thespian Club . . . They took us to classes s CAROLE O'NEILL SI. Bremfan Annual Staff Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Majorette Sharps and Flats Club Latin Club Votes and Vetoes Club - Thespian Club EILEEN O'NEILL Sl. BTf'11dll71 Annual Staff, Editor Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Campus Club 4 Catholic Diocesan Press Contest Quill and Scroll Society Votes and Vetoes Clulb Thespian Club JAMES O'NElLL Sf. Ezlwarrl Intramural Basketbal Xaverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club Spanish Club ORGIC OLUCCI lmmarulalr ffonreplion verian Club res and Vetoes fjlub kRMlfN PMPONIO Sufnwl llfarl ,ramural Basketball ack I, 2, 5, 4 skctball l, 3, 4 otball I, 2, 3, 4 l-City Honors l-City Tearn jofxx PARKS Sf. Pulrivk Tbercwian Club Altar Committee Clee Club Campus Club 4 VIOHN POWER SI. lfilzruml National Honor Society Annual Staff Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader Magavine Leader Basketball 2 Student Council St. ,Iolin Berclim Society Band 2, 3, 4 Sharps and Flats Club Thespian Club LUIS a CAROL PEDUZZI St. liiluaril Tbercwian Club Altar Committcv: Clce Club I-fxponcm Leader ROSISTTA PROCOPIO SI. Dlillljllil' Tbcrcsian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Votes anal Vctoes Club To dances and shows . . . :5::.::z:.:1R if A If 5 I If 5 - I, I Qs if Y' if 3 ya: f M i, Maw ROBERT PRSA Our lady of Ml. flllflllfl Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3, 4 Xavcrian Club Spaniib Club .Iunior Academy of Science MICHAEL li IEPASK Y Sl. Duminir Albcrtux Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Track 2, 5 Xavcrian Club Spanish Club r , W W MICHAEL PIZTITI, IIIIHIAIFIIIJIE' Cw1wf1liw1 National Honor Society Annual Staff Props and Paints Club Campus Club 2, 3. Exponent Leader Magazine Leader Xavcrian Club Latin Club Sl. ,Iobn Bcrcbmam Society Camera Club Votes and Vetocs Club Tbcspian Club MARY THIKRI-ISA RFAPF Sl. lfilzvuril Tlicrcsian Club Altar Commitrcc Library Club Campus Club Votes and Venues Club Latin Club agar t R ANNA MARIIZ PIi'I'RliTICH Sis. Pvlvr and Pxllll Tbcrcsian Club Altar Committee Campus Club -I Latin Club RITA REDARSKX Sl. Cburlvx Glue Club Latin Club ii.. DOROTHY RILEY Sl. Clmrlrs Tbcresian Club Altar Committee Library Club Campus Club i, .sw 2,., sag, are , , as ROBERT SAVIN SI. Charles Key Club Xaverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club Track Intramural Basketball 5-4 MARY ROBERTS Sl. Ezlwurd Altar Committee Library Club Campus Club 2 Votes and Vetoes Club Latin Club Value :gg -Q t 1 J legit HELEN SCHARRER Sl. Edward Tberesian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Glee Club 2 Campus Club 3 Spanish Club EVELYN ROCHFORD SI. Palrirk National Honor Society Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Majorette Sharps and Flats Club Prom Attendant ROBERTA RUBENSTAHL Sl. Dominic Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Votes and Vetoes Clu.b REGINE RUSNAK Sf. Iobn lbe Buplist Tlaeresian Club Altar Committee Library Club Glee Club Art Club Magazine Leader SALLY SATTLER Sf. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Campus Club 3 Magazine Leader Exponent Leader Student Council Class Officer 4 Glee Club Library Club JEROME SCHEETZ Immaculuiz' Hear! of Mary Props and Paints Club Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club . And now these good things LAWRENCE SCHEETZ Immaculah' Hear! of Mary Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH SCHLUETER Our Lady of Lourdes, East Puleslim' Albertus Magnus Club Intramural Basketball Track 3, 4 Student Council Band 1, 2 Sharps and Flats Club 1, 2 GERTRUDE SCHULER St. Pulrick Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Exponent Leader Votes and Vetoes Club Have come to ct clo NALD 1ULlCK I. Nirlmlap ck l, 2, 5. 4 ltctbnll I, 2, 5, 4 tball l. 2, 3, 4 'erian Club .Iolm Berubmam ociety cs and Vetocs ilub VID SLATTl:R Y ll. Culuwlm ips and Paints ,lub Club PAUL SEDMAK PDVVARD SFERRA ROBERT SHICLAR Sla. Pvlrr and Punt' Sl. A1111 Sl. Arm Track Propa and Paints Props and Paints Football Club Club Intramural Basketball Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 Track 2 Football I St. john Berebmans Votes and Vctocs Society Club Cl 1ARLliS SPENCER Sl. Clmrlvt Annual Staff Albcrtux Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Glee Club Track 2, 3. 4 Debate Team St. john Bcrclimans Society Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Sharps and Flats Club Tbespian Club .IAMPS STICFANIC Sl. Ann Props and Paints Club lntraznural Bultctbftll Track l, Z, 3, 4 ,IVAN STEFANIC St. Arm Tlteresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Campus Club Exponent Leader Spanish Club 1 ROBPRT SHUTRUMP Sl. ljllflllflfli Props and Paints Club Campus C lub 3. 4 Magazine Leatler Xaverian Club Debate Team Spani9l1 Club Ring Committee Camera Club Cil RALDlNli STEINER Sl, Cfoluutfm Tlteresian Club Altar Committee SC .a ,aw I aux, 'tl ,E M, 'mmm BARBARA SIMON St. I'ulrir1Q Annual Staff ,l1l'lL'I'C5l.lI1 Club Altar Committee Library Club Clee Club Art Club NI.-XRLiARl T SULLIGAN Holi Nufut' National llonor Society Tlicrcsian Club Altar Committee Campus Club lpxponent Lcatlet' Latin Club MADALYN SWEENEY St. Brcndrzn Altar Committee Ursuline News Staff Campus Club 4 Exponent Leader Spanish Club EILEEN TRAHEY Sl. Columlm Annual Staff Tlieresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Spanish Club JOHN ULICNEY Sf. Dominic' Albertus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club French Club Campus Club l Xavcrian Club Camera Club junior Academy of Science Kent Science Award Votes and Vetoes Club RICHARD VERNUCCI Sl. Dominic Campus Club Intramural Basketball Track Key Club Xavcrian Cluwb WILLIAM VOGELSANG Sl. Dominit' Props and Paints Club Intramural Basketball Track 2, 3, 4 Xaverian Club Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club EDWARD VOYTKO Six. Cyril F5 Mrthodins Props and Paints Club Campus Club 1 Art Club Intramural Basketball Track I, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Xaverian Club All-City Honors Spanish Club All-City Team GEORGIA ANN VRABEL Sl. Pal rick Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Glee Club Girls Ensemble Votes and Vetoes Club Thespian Club VERONICA WALIHNAC SIS. Cyril E5 Melbozliux Theresian Club Altar Committee Glee Club Campus Club MARY ANN WEBBER Sf. Eilwurzl Theresian Club Library Club Glce Club GORDON WELSH Sl. Patrick Props and Paints Club, President Glee Club Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Football I, 2, 3 Spanish Club Votes and Vetoes Club Track 2, 3 Thespian Club . . On our faces will mingle a tear cmcl cl smile MARY JANICE WELSH SI. Dominic Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Campus Club 4, President Exponent Leader 1, 2, 3 Magazine Leader Student-of-the-m Award Annual Staff Latin Club 2, ont l PATRICIA WELSLI Savrcri Heart Annual Staff Theresian Club Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Library Club Ursuline News Staff Exponent Leader 2 Votes and Vetoes QIULIANNE WOI.F Sl. Dominiff Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Ursuline News Staff Latin Club As they carry I PATRICIA ANN WIELSH Si. Rosr' Annual Staff Theresian Cluib Altar Committee Props and Paints Club Glee Club Iixponent Leader DQNALD WORRELLIA Sf. Columbu Intramural Basketball Track 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Football 3 as clown the XVILLIAM WELSH Sl. Dominic' Intramural Basketball Track 2 Xaverian Club Votes and Vetoes Club KIOAN wrT'rENAUuR Sl. Palrick, Hubbard National Honor Society Annual Staff Altar Committee Tlaeresian Club Preneli Club Campus Club 4 Iixponent Leader Student-of-the-monLli Award junior Academy of Science Kent Science Award Albertus Magnus Cl u b 3, V . ,R GEORGE YAGFR Sl. Dominic Albcrtus Magnus Club Props and Paints Club Campus Club 4 Xaverian Club Latin Club 5,,g:s:,,. -, A: C, ...,,. 6 H.: .,,, A , , ., FRANK ZALAC Sl. lilizubclb Band l, 2, 3 Sharps and Flats Club junior Academy of Science Kent Science Award graduation aisle Taking a first step toward the goal this year were the freshman, truly the green of our be- loved green and gold. They have quickly grasped the tempo of things here and have made a good showing in all their undertakings. The up and coming sophomores hopefully and anxiously tread the path leading to the realm of upperclassmen. By participation in sports and other activities, they have proved that they are worthy members of Ursuline. 'iZSfi?ffg'33f55f T 5 Lf' Guiding the junior class to the final step toward the goal were their officers. The cooperation of the class with these officers made possible the memorable junior-senior prom, the Catholic Ex- ponent victory and a fine class spirit. The senior class leaves its Alma Mater confident that the true Irish spirit will be carried on by the class of ,55. The seniors ask but one favor of the under- classmen-that they water the shamrocks and feed the leprechauns daily. ,Q-atv .. n w ' AL Q '- .. ' I . 0:2 .... . -:Q-.g.g:35 a n Z A 1 if Wm T' iw M Phan:- -:sw -me da- -Q Wgami N, 'wma Ah 4,-, ,F - -up inf: Wy' - WQFT ,- W' W awp! 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Mary Lou Mauernian, Gail Patrick, Mary Alyee Casey, lieth Q'Driseoll, Patricia McGowan Kovaeieh, Mary Ann Yuhas, joyee Allison, Peggy Murphy. lid Berry, Fmb Cfhufo, Fd Cavanaugh, Bill Brahler, john Carabine, Tod Bogan, jim Domer, Bob Dempsey, jack Ferree, Dick Conway, jim Freisen, Carl Gerst, Fred Bees. john DeMarinis, Fred Fisher, Bob Engel, jim Flaseo, judy Craine, Inez Gatte, joyee Doyle. Mary Fllen Elter, Mary Ann Flynn, Shirley Bish, Louise Bord, Gloria Frank, Mary Adele lJul'i'y, Lucille Choppa, Dorothy Daley, janiee Barnett. Alma Dortin, Mary Ellen Brahncy, Mary Carol Burke, Ann Coleman, Mary jane liarrow, Deanna Dreiling. Nancy Charles, Pat Gubany, Pat Dolak, Martina Casey. Carol Brahney, june Denehey, Donna Beil, Peggy Franklin, Gayle Christopher, Doris Blood, Gertrude Bannon, Ca rol Colonna. IQ :us li-rw Run' Row Row Rmv Row l.uI KV! mmm, Ill lullnwycf. Ink Kumlmglum, If-slum C sfltry. lgl Q wx. lgxry liulmlx, Icrr5 lJ.n.m, lin K rum, -lm Munn. lwnmcz Tyrrell, Iliyk Nluliridc, Swv: lliggim, l-,dwnxl lnin. R15 YAiliLlll'i.l. ,lamus llanlcy. 'lim C,cssn.n, Qvcoljgc :Xlcx.1mlcr. ,lark lvnclx, lim llrummwml, I.1mcs lick-xxx Ann xlUI'g.ll1, Rum Xllllcr, Carol lxrcmpssliy, lltllly I'I'.llIlilll'l. xl.lIAlljl1 xlA!'lxSlY'UI11. l'l.1mc C .xrncyx Lnix Starr. Anno Nlilcllcll. Mny K.1y Smnlun. Margie W'crnur, Mary lxllcn Iiuil, PM U'l5ricn. xl.ll'g.1I'L'I licymwlllx, Rmumnry' Nlglulklgllllll. Mary .I.mu Nlcnllx, Nhry slullu l'Ulll, Slurlvy XXQIJ1. Ann Hqmlul, Nnrnm ,lu Nlitulmcll, Maureen QUUIIUY, Nl.1r.1lw Scmlgx, .lnniuc l7.11'in, Nl.1x'g.11'u1 .Xml l'x'.mlxlin. -Imu XXlll.llL'I1, an R 1 xxx' 7 li ou' rv Rem' S li lm Run Kmx Run Q.. .jx Ourlun Scullcn. ,Inc 'l'xl1urlw. I'I11ll luricllw, loc Sclwccll. klnlm Sajnmwky. llwm lrcuwul l'.u XY'clsl1. Bill Simms, klolm Slmcrulnn. l'r.mlx Saunclvsrs, Paul llnpuviulu, 'll-ll Vnqgnx. lbnn Vug.1ls.1ng, Nlilic Rlnnldn, Torn Ridcl. blolux SEl'1ll.fl1.1l1CY', lion Rccsc. lilll S.1lug.1. .'Xnl1m1.1 CAm'ill.1, ,l Nl.lXII1C X'qlm.m. Row Nlurrxxroc. .luxnn Nlullen, Nlarylcc Nalluy, Nlnry Xlulquccn, xlthlll Yun Suluullclx. Pal QJlIDl1.l!1I. Nl.lry Ramsey, Hclfn RC.lVL'lOI'I. Helen Valmey. Mary KA5' Sl-hell, C,.1tl1c1'im- l'uppc1'ncy. kludy Xllll.lfLl Xlulum- Nlullmll, Yamy XlClLl!1.gCI'. B.zrlw.1r.1 Wdrdlc, Shirley XY'.1lxl1. Nlarv lily NL-xummw, tlulxu XlUI'I'.lY. Xl.1r5 Yuaullucr. Bvrllv Nlcl Jughlxn, lun Nh-IL-k.i.1mI Yuung, 4105 Scarnccclna. Nllll XY env. BCIIQ Clallim. C yml11,1 Rym, lilwmrlwy Nmmny, lmclyu fxlm. li ? lr l In 2408-Row 7: Paul Cress, Bob Whittaker. Row 63 Joi' Suhoveeky. Jini Riitfinp. Charles Cartwrigglit. Gt-raid Sanders. .Inn Rvddingion, William I il Row 5: Bill Carroll. Richard Johnson. Paul Maguire. Joe Granitto, Edward Boil. Larry Iylllllllilll, Roxy fl: Raymond Horosko. Leonard Cuyulicr, Juni litwcieri, Michael Szucs. Tom Rochford, John Florig, Newman Rem-k. Jaincs McGuire, Row 3: Toni O'Ne1ll. Joseph Gleydura. Rachel Gargonrn S' Doiids Anna Marie Hudak, Dorothy Thomas. Ann Maksim. Rocco Paolucci. Tom Grogan. Row 21 Jean Ann Yagcr. Annu Mario Battagline. Car Howard, Anna Marie Kenneally. Eileen Mitzel. Eleanor Wagner. Elizabeth O'Nvill. Mary lXIcGoi't'rn Row 1: Arlene liruhney. Antonia Ross. Pat Sulag Marilyn Deskin. Monica Campbell. Pat Griffin, Donna Miller. 200-Row 5: Jim Devlin, Conrad Groniada. Don DeCarlo. Ray Klein. Joi- O'Hara. Aloysius Zalac. Jerry Malaricrk. Row 4: Ronald lvlaruskin. Joi' Horan. John Gallagher. Frank Gerst. Ed O'Malley. Bob Murphy. Francis Lisi. Claude 'l'racy. John Holzbach. Toni Naughton. Row Zi: Patricia Higpin Mary Rose Zolka, Agnes Kaminski. Marion Roscoe. Doris Hamilton. Jacquelyn Moran. Anne Spencer. Row 2: Kathleen Flynn. Roseinziry O'Nvill. B.trba. Jones. Marcella Dickey, Joanne Mocker, Julia O'Hend, Frances Pastucha. Row 1: Evelyn Christoff. Mary Ann Evanovits. Mary Lon Duhlino. Agni Hestin. Jane Holt, Janet Ruffing. Judy McCoy. Martha Fcnnessey. itil-B-Row 51 Paul Tobin. Tony Lozier. James McKenna. Bill Allison. John Allen. Row 4: Jim McCarthy. David Rook. Charles Barbush. Ed Yasknlk Lewis Devlin. Torn Bees. Bernard Dillon. Chester Yozwialc. Row 3: Dave Hanni. Tom Walsh. Rosalie Anderson. Peggy Lou Dignan. Judy Whalen. Joh Carey. Tom Shutrump. Row 2: Helen Diba. Antoinette DiPaola. Rosanne Kane. Beth Casey. Bernadine Clark. Judy Wanainaker. Cecelia Schulc Row lf Marilyn McGowan. Elaine Franken. Peggy Leslie. Mary Bannon. Margie Reedy. Donna Jean Casciano. Florence Laughlin. 5--linxx ry Ilbaw Alanltq, .Inn Hnurt, Tutu Wllltnlnm. Jack Kefrhnt-r .Inn t'nlQ-tnan. t'arl Clt-ary, .lov Kiraly. Row 5: .Inn Fe-rrantt, Patrick DCSKHL, ali Cullt-ran, Forrwi Cavalli-r Bob Alltmon. Bill Storey Dt-nuts Clnzmar, How 4 Marilyn Mann, Jvrry McCarthy. Bill Sierra. Ed Lewis, Jack Lmrnt- Mikal Gross, Pctt-r Wulf, Torn Kvlty. Donuts Christy, Row 3iPatrtt'1a :X11l1'll1l'Hl, Virginia Murphy, Judy Doran, Concetta Ray. Barbara xtoluvic, Norma Soltffsz. Putrtcia Cannon, Gail Stnnmt-r Row 12: Marilyn Hackvtt. Mary Ann Morris. Marlena LoGrasso. Gertrude Patton. Barbara vnttn Barbara Kuzali Dolores Ste-tkn Row 1. Alattrm-on Brown, Ann 'l'yrt-ll. Gvtxvvtvu- Malvnlc, Virginia Moran. .Tantra Harasyn, Carol Comiskey. trol Alexandvr. Ann Scartllna 3+-Row 6: 'Font Maloncyt Hay Dolak. Stl-vv Bialikl Mike Mllush, Row Bob Dit-rsing. Rt-llly Valley. John Rcnnur, NValter Rudge. George Bankm, nn-5 Thoxnnw How -4: Betty Lou Stnrvy. Rwharcl Kontnn. .Ioan Bnrnes Norman Parisst. Junies Metzger. John Bennett. Bill Watkins, Albert Brady. lkt' Dnnltn, Nou 3 Walttlr Johnnnn. John Chrlstnplwr. Carol Lntlt-. Paul Rt-lln. Mary Lou Kaluq Madonna Doyle. Martha Clark. Dorothy O'I-Iara. ,ull-tu' Pt-trosliy. Ecl Bonatnose, Mary Ann Nntal-1, Pat1'1r1.t Flalu'rty John Dorltotty. Row 2: Patricia Rt-nnvr, Margaret Steignvr, Germaine unnvrstecit Judy Smith, Dorothy Evans, MarilynCarrol1.Sally Wivkham Ruth Rvynolcls. Dnrotlty Riley Row 1' Mary Louise Vogelbvrger. Ursula Jllauglilin. Eileen Klorani Nancy Ve-uttthu-r. Carol Dailey liarbaru Colonna Phylltf Dlfxgoftinot Sallls Klttvhell. Joyce Gallaghvr I-A-Hou' 53, Dau- livnish, .hm lik-lice Paul Flask Jim livnton, .Iol1nLt-onartl. Row -4: Pat K1-nnecly, Ed Nlllllfhlll, Dau Murphy. Steve HlUI'1'U, ed Uallagln-1: Jim Bartell. Bob Klnng, Roland llkabrizto. Row 3: Muriann Brinkman, Jarquvltnv Shanti, Judy Lowry, .John Esposito, Don Dorring- n. Larry D1Lort-tto, Richard Nlorgann Roxy 2' Sue Gillis, Ilu Jean Martin. Laura Le-v Kalzz Maryann Bartos. Susanne Flannigan, Norma Jean Rorick. 3nvSt'h1ll1ng, Jerry Schr-et! Roxy l, KIi1l'y'fjl'CfllllJ. Judy Rubenstahl Mary Lynn Klllll, Alary Jane Lytlvn, Peggy Ward, Donna lN1aStrani, Carol ulinu, Nnnvv Cnlv w. 4- r-X4 if rf N? - 5 4 ,L V 1 9 M A.. f .1 2114 maui' -.,.. aa. '-Q l 5? , -1-1 .- mana, . i :T'ii'iaul A-5-Row 6: John Klaric'li. Steve Masucci, Edward Klein, Thomas Jones, Fred Kirby, Edward Joyce, Row 5: Harold Draa. Leo Maloney. Joscpr Graziosi, Paul Timlin, Rn-hard Levieseur, Edwin Kubala, William Hegarty, Elias Hayek, Row 4: Barbara Trampush. Edward Leslie, John Kenney William Leonard. James Nutli, Thomas Massaro. Donald Kane. Joseph Loftus, Mary Ann Vesy. Row 3: Marilyn Monahan. Rosemary McNicholas Dianne Tcnaglia, Mary ann lvlerdivh. Mary Ann McGovern, Catherine McIntosh, Velma Terle, Row 21 Dolores Mirto, Sylvia McAnally. Sandra Macek. Mary Maksim, Davine Ucollo, Carol Adams, Jo Anti Malone. Row 1: Carol Meehan, Geraldine Montella. Michelle McCarthy. Mary Ritz Massaro, Maureen Lynch. Rosemary Mihalik, Mary Ami Machuga, 307-Row 6: John Gmitter. Vincent, Tomalka. Don Vigarino. Bob Droney, Michael Kavalesky. Tony Lentine. James Cooney, Row 5: Patil Franken Matthew Mitchell. Bill Doyle. Charles Brown. Frank Consiglio. Frank DiMailo, Joseph Melfi. Richard Worrellia. Row 4: Frank Court, John Burnett Gene Burton. John Collins, Gerald Clemens. James Crean, James Brahneyl Row 3: Marcia Kolovich. Robert Walsh, Jere Burns. Thomas Gerst Walter Bish, Eugene Buttcrly. George Galip. Angeline Vellucci. Row 2: Joann Kovac. Rosemary Cavalier. Janet Del Bene. Mary C. Feeney, Barbara Jarmolik. Madeleine McDonald. Judith Connolly. Sally George. Joan Franklin. Row 1: Carol Burek. Marcia Cacivilano, Mary Cilano. Ann Crogan Bernadine Dolak. Ruth Coleman. Patricia Cunningham, Marilyn Hassay. Mary E. Carney. 208-Row 6: Richard McGuire, Paschal Roncone. Ed Ramm, John Romanick, Gilbcrl, Noble, Charles McCarthy, Row 5: John Mikolandric, Man Pelleschi, Ray Mele, Bob McCloskey, Jim McNally, Richard Sanderbeck. Jim Riley, Andrew Rovnak. Dale Saudlry, Row 43 William Powers, Robert Palmer. Larry Naples. Jim Miller, Marty Pallante. Sam Patton, Ed O'Connor, Jerry O'Hara, Richard O'Connor, Jiin Recs. Row 3: Carole Murphy Patricia Nalley, Jo Ann Nespcca, Sandra Hagen. Eileen Porter. Cecilia Nagy, Shirley Ann Novotny, Betty Jean Palotsee, Row 2: Lucille Nockl Kathy Murphy, Mary Ann Sandine, Carole Mullen, Donna Salvatore, Rose Muryhy, Mary Carol Ric-e. Row 1: Mary Ann Mylott, Be-tty Petite. Patricia Sabarese, Betty Ann Kosmo. Carole Savin. Barbara Ann Reali 1408-Rovv 6: 1111911111115 Huron. 1VJO11i1lCl Foltz. 1111111115 Anclrich, Elclwaxrfl Knuti. George F1'1l1I1, Rllllillil Leiigel Row Vvllllillll h.'lL'Cl114ll1j', J111n11s Buisx. 1311111115 S11l111n, Cl1111'l11m Gl'1111111l. Robert 1311111151 Iinre CSt?jll'y. John A111d111fs1. P11111 Sp11nc-1111 1l11111l'5 B11z'b111o Row -1 Jerry Suykz-s. Arthur PGI11lll1. Ronulcl Pvmuilzlni, .1a11111s 114111. Philip C11lo. Joseph Amon. John Kiel. Nancy Breil. Dorothy Boyne Row 3: BPIIY 15111111110 Sylvia 1S111'11'1111clo. 1'11lriui11 M1'G111ley. Carole Diorio. Jo A1111 1111501111: Judy Fr111n. Curol HL'Cldl11gliJI1. Mary Nl1l1'Llll1'Cl .1o11n5on. Row 12 1 1'a111'11m A1nlJ1'os11. Bz1rba1'11 A11lO11E1lll. Jo Ann Bumbis. H11r1'1111 Admins.C11th111'1n11Bcr1'j,'.Ca1'ol11111R111111cl1, Angeline C1110 Row 1' C1l1'Ol Ly1111s. Jo A1111 C11111111111, NI11cl11l1111111 liP1'll1V1lTl1, 1'1111'111111 Sw11g'ge1', Dorothy NVll9E'lb'1'. P1l11'1C1i1 1S11r1lo11. Bfl1'lJ211'1l Smith. Carol Baker. zilili-Row 6: Fred Manley, Dick Hunter, Ted Krispinsky, P11111 Muhar, Paul Gubser, Joh11 Greiner: George Denlry. Row 52 R.0Ul'1'l 'l'l10lI11lS. Lynn Ken-- iiecly, Dominic Bossone. Robe-rl Frey. Gerulcl Harklerocie. Leo Deinpsey. Row -1: B111 L5'111'h. Ronulrl 11111111 Dennis 113ns1S. Alllhlllly DEAI21111, Ralph D11M11in, Annhong Collucchia: Jin1 Deinpsoy, Ronnie DiVince11zo. Row 31M11L1rP011 Don11hue. Jo A1111 Meyer. C111'ol11 Doluk: JO2111 Durkin, Donna Luczo. Bvlly H21l1ClL'l. Judith I'lE'1'1121D, Annette Marion. Row 2: JLll18I1116' Kollur. 11'1'1111C11sk11 Holliduy P11ul1r111 S1.1lDil1'9M' Mary Ann Fll1'I'i1ghE14. Klllfj A1111 Kuhnrik. Jillllfll' Green, Patricia Naples. Roberta H11I1112l. Row 1: Dolores K1'11111n111'. 1102111110 llulumku. Roseriv Huvek C1l1'Ul Gonclel, .lllflllll Hvffron. '1'1i111'11xe1 Raszwski. Mary A1111 Pernollo. Pa11'ic111 Mason, 't4l!1-Row 6: Tl10111ilS Serbia. Donulcl Sif1mb1eCl11. John Ventresco. Robert Gesslcr. Tll01I12lS Mzxjovsky. Jzunes Z111n111'y. John T1-syk. Row 5: John SEFIIWII1, Jznnes Leonard, John Tobin. Gregory Scheslcr. Paul Carney. Michael Huber. Joseph B8lX11ltiI'. Ronald S111u1J Row Mit Miles Sxxeeiwy. Ruheri Z11111'z11lk11. Edwarcl Johnson. Steven 'I'ori11llo. James Lyons. John Vince. -12111105 HiL11lf'5'. Joseph Allison: D111i11 Sllllilxlti Dennis Sulhvan, Row 11: Mud- illyll AD1'L1l13.111. lNlll1'gil1'8l Ziliski. B11rba1'11 Shea. Dolores Silver. JoAnn Slrines. 1,011.11 Soon. S1lZl111I1t' S1-:o1'11'11. Irene Eliwo. Row 2: W'1nil'1'Qd McC111n17riflge. Sally Shzirkey. Eileen Hestin. Mary Louise Mzirshall. Carol Simchak, lNI8l'g3X'Cl Sveslco. Elizubeih Blrfss, Row 1. So11,i11 Morris, Hi1.1'b1l1'2i. 'I'1'ob0k. Donna SlX11I111UI1. l5211'lJkl1'2l Spin. .Iacklynn Zzirnick. Mary Sfe1'1'a,13a1'bu1'11 Sepliovic. X Before We step into the adult world, let us look back and recall some of the wonderful events of our senior year. Remember the Apologetics classes where Father Holdbrook illustrated the famous footprints to help us to understand . , . and the inspiring retreats . . . the many devotions at Our I.ady,s shrine? There were dances to remember . . . intermis- sion skits We,ll always enjoy recalling . . . our ever-temperamental Water fountain . . . classes and projects and club activities . . . lasting friendships . . . all of these. SJ I L... N.. Yes, these memories will stay with each of us. And as We stand together for the last time at graduation and sing our thanks to God, we will really feel gratitude for the opportunity of a true education at Ursuline . . . an education guided by Priests and Nuns and Lay-teachers. We will sing out our thanks, too, to our parents who made possible such an excellent education. Y as v 1 NW4 Em .T 'X ll 'i l 1 - 2 Fw ong f X 25X 5 451 WL M fx if R ,Sf 7 N QQ WWW Aloan Mahan and Mary Reape think this is a inan sized job so they solicit the ait of Andrew Bernard and Bob Craine. The blackboard not the drawing board seems Tom Broderick, Jerry Scheerz, Charles Mitchell, Phil 42 Dovfor, zlrziggixf, xvieniisi N0 mailer what fhey may be They will alwayx be ibanizfizl Tfwy xi1m'iml Cl7!'Il1iA'ff,Xl. Herz' si! our Spanish scholars Looking brigbf ax xilrrr dollars TeaviJi'r'x frying fo maize if piaii So flJf'y'1i ln' Ytlllljl for Ilia! lrij lo Spain. 3 Gordon Welsh takes over thi role of teacher for the benefil of Diane McKenna, Barbarg Hunter, Helen Lynch and Boli Morgano. l Maxlerx of the drawing lzoarrl, Geizizixex wiib a pang Tlvrxe are fzzinrz' engineers, Tlwse arf' Ur.v111inr x MEN! l l i to be the center of attraction fo Brown, Fd Sferra and jim Stefanie Rosetta Procopio. lam' Ann liuclaon, -Iamcs Gicstcr and Silly lirankcn work, .it their drawing while Esther Nnhcrczny touches up her prize-winning sketch. Somc' jnfoplf' url' born with lookffg Olhrrs arf' blvssvd wifh bruinx. Bu! fo Ilovsi' limifml fvu' u'if.'1 lalenl so new, Ari but laid its rluimx. A lypival P. O. D. Class Ax X011 ran vlvarly sw, Tlwy un' solving Nafiruml Prohlvms To makf' flu' nalion frm: Norman johnson, Mary Ber- tranclo and Ellen Ann Brahncy. standing, seem to lend this dis- cussion as James Giester, Georgia Vrabel and Michclena Fam listen in. 1 Push, pull, ulivle, rlirk, Hurry, bzlrry, lvfls ln' quirk Add thou' figurvs om' by nm' Armfller page' and u'r ll fu' Jour. Marv Marvarcr Anderson and Maril n Kensinrcr su ervisc as Charlottc Kramer, . Cv X ' H Y s P I Barburgi Huntur, luly linsilc, Catherine Bless and Joan Parks test their spcutl at thc adding mnchinc. 43 The Currfiual ix our fazwrih' flffflj TIN' Carnafion ix our flo1z'w'. A1111 im! fo Iraru abou! our xhzlz' Wi' xflnfy by flu' lmur. Pointing out key places in the history and development of Catholicity in Ohio are Hill Bs:- man and Carole Fickers. Tom Donner, Veronica Wfalihnac, .Ioe Doyle and Barbara Day join in the discussion. Tlwir Iyping ix fasf, Tbvy work ufifln fowzl, Chuck Spencer, joe Schlueter, and Barry Connors prepare for their Sf'z'4'11f-3' uxordx u Nljlllllit' speed test while behind them -lack Obendorfer and Vince Ficocelli look Boys, llmfx real xf1z'1'c1.' as though they have a head start. Somewhere behind it all is jim Matko. N 2, Measuring the focal lengths in Physics are, standing jack Oluen- dorfer, Tom McGunigal, Cyril lilias, Tom Hagan, Boh Martin, John Nierlich and Bolw Kaminski. Franklin f1iXl'l1'I,f'L'l'l'tI alvrfricilyg liafixrm, Ibn' r'lf't'friz' liglaf. Nu felling zvlml our lfoyx will Jr, Sfznfyirzlq zrilfv all llwir migfvl i Om' girlt fuzzy' lmzim, fjlll' ,qirlx l76ll'l' lookxg Nm' only llml, rllllfkj' nzakr' gona' ruoki. nl I I f I ,gl 4 .' , li' ff J 4. , ff' ,Q lx? E, If supper isn't ready welre going to blame Mary Ann Webber, Gertrude Schuler, Dorothy Donahue, Carole O'Neill .incl Btu'barg1 Milsop. john Power records some of those tricky French verbs while john Ulicney, Tom McLaughlin, joan XVittn41u'er and Jan Welsh watch nel- miringly. Tlwsz' learned Ifrwzvb xfzulvrzii Huw someflaing mfr on you, W'l1c'11 flney rixif Anlium x, Tfwfll lmu' lm froublz' zvillr lfu' menu. We'rc 'lrrozzglr zuiilv mldilirm and xublraffion, Am! all ibut easy sfuffg Right IIOZL' wz rc' begging flu' lt'acl1m', To gin' us sonzeffning really laugh. Masters of the slide rule, Andrew Bernard, -loan Cur- ley, Dwyn Griffin, Rav Glozer and Bob Finnerty lis- ten as Vince Ficocelli shows the very latest thing in Trig. 45 l The study of birds With the use of the chart Is part of Biology, But it's only a start. A study of the wonders of Q nature is made by John Ulic- l ney, Mary Roberts, Charlotte Kramer and Barbara Milsop. J l Dear Mr. Brown Is a well-known phrase. Always to remind girls Of their shorthand days. l Judy Barrett, Peggy Sulli- gan, Loretta Galip, Barbara Lee Burton and Joann Mack l are five efficient secretaries ready for office jobs. Pledging his allegiance l Even unto death Is this brave noble From the play Macbeth, Michael Petite, Normanl Johnson and Bill Welsh play the role of three knights in J a scene from English Litera- ture. Mary Ellen Dean, Ame- lia Matiscik, Ann Petretich and Isabelle Marte seem to? be enjoying their antics. Did yon ever stand in front of a class Vitb the greatest amount of ease, Dnly to end up forgetting your speech, flux a bad ease of knocking knees? Debating are Joan Curley, Vince Ficocelli, Carole Car- ey, Tom McLaughlin, Dwyn lgriffin, Bob Shelar and Ei- een O'Neill. We studied the life of Mary, With devotion, awe and love, For we know that she will always Watch over us from above. The need of prayers and contributions to the Missions s emphasized by Bob Crainc to Judy Barrett, Paul Man- ley, Mary Bertrando, Regine Rusnak and Ed Voytko. So great a task it was to found 5110 Roman race, but then, It's harder still for us today, To relive if all again. A study into the back- ground of Latin literature and culture is made by Carl Kish, Jack Dempsey, Ray Glozcr, Mike Petite and Joe Doyle. The beauty of the campus the year 'round is due to the work of the Campus club. In the picture, Margenc Flan- nery, Mary Bertrando, Ellen Ann Brahney, Dorothy Rileyand -Ian Welsli Lend the flowers at the shrine while the sweeping and raking chores are left for Tom MeGunigal,Mike Petite. Bob Martin and ilaelx Obendorfer. Getting acquainted with the retreat master, FI1IlTCl',l.l'CiC. SJ.. are Isabelle M.1r1'e, liernarcline Marinelli, Robert' LAI Ruhenstahl, Marilyn Lowry and Joan Langley. is 'M , ... mwfmw , W V yz,.x':c2 :'1'.'2'.P,46z5'E5 f mM ' Lfii?YS1fE5??Zh361f5fi2 5:3 ' sQsf'iwif?5.,M x i,2'Q?i-Qsta?1i.z1'93a?31?2'f Tlllf' Niall' of lfn' ll.'0l'llI,, lx fbi' pmfilelll al lwamf. Our moi! rifal lurks To keep war from our laml. 'flu' camera Img Hui luiflvu fbciw' six, 7117?-X l'l' 'lIl6lXfC'V'l'tl ilu' url Of faking goml pix. Camera Club members Mike Petite, john Ulicney, Vincent Huber, Ann Morgan, Tom Lyden and Bill Beeman prepare for Ll picture taking expedition. Albertus Magnus Club members wave good-bv before leaving on 21 field trip. Members are Lnbeeb Beggiani, jim Beil, Andrew Bernard, Tom Broderick, Barbara Burton, Phil Conley, Bob Craine, joan Curley, Mary Ellen Dean, jack Dempsey, Joe Doyle, Cyril Iilins, Vince Ficocelli, Bob Finnerty, Ray Glozer, Tom Hagan, Katherine -Ianic, Norman -Iohnson, Dorothy jones, Robert Knminski, Joe Knott, Bob Leetch, Tom McGunignl, Tom Mcloaugh-V lin, Joan lb lkll'lLlI1, Tom Maletich, Paul Manley, Isa- belle Mnrre, Bob Martin, Bob Maynard, Karl Mogg, john Nierlich, jack Obenclorfer, Art O,Neil, John Power, Mike Repasky, Roberta Rubenstnhl, Joe rmo, Joan W'ittnauer, George Yager. mi Bob Craine studies the globe as Barbara. Howard. Bill Mitchell and Loretta Gnlip look on. They are officers of the Votes and Vetoes Club. 49 Sehlueter, Chuck Spencer, John Ulicney, Nick Vign- Tlnjy look all flu' lmjJlJic'x i Will? priflzf in flwir eyes, l Tlvcxv jarow' lbw' Ursulimw Hall some real Hfozlgb guy joan Clmristoplmer, Barbi Nicsen, Mary Ann Murpl Larry Scheetz and Mike D1 kin are the trophy admire A Iitfle lzif of LlI0lL Cll'I', A little bil of fmimf, Is mulling lilllr' Gonlfm Whal hr' really czizfi. Making up' is almost as much fun as acting for Gordon Welslm who hap- pily submits to the groom- ing of Dorothy Jones and Margene Flannery. Bob Morgano, undismayed, looks on. These are offi- cers of the Props and Paints Club. l l l A focal jminf af U. H. S., Where flu' rrowzl ix xzm' fo uzevf. Urslllim' 1lIlII1lS Hx l211llf'fi11 lloarrl, Wrnzzld l1I'1!L'l' be cozlzfllcffe. Put Canavun, klcan Sefanic, Judy Knhl, Georgia Vrubel, jerry Scbeetz and Bob Cleary get to- gether for Ll ugabl' session at the! Bulletin Board. x I 0 . u Ht :un f. 1 .40 f ,M f X 7 I 1 4gz,,i 1 fy Z . We E In Nl lo I. g. onlcy, 'loc Knott L1 X111 lltu boss xxho su m I 1 ll1 Bob Niunud Tom I5 xL Qtltg rn sux of my . .' Il'1'll1'1 filffr I x you um 111411 C, l ICdUZZl NI l'f,lL Klxm, gnu h Dlx Birbul Hound Ilgjllg nn! In 11111 1 ln' xmzlf' of Jr Vrabcl and Pllgen Illhtj any 51 I lm Student Council Establishing better understanding among the students by promoting leadership, responsibility, and initiative is the major purpose of a student council. Under the direction of Father Reagen, the council has undertaken many noteworthy activities to realize these aims. The most important of these was the development of the Young Friends of the Blessed Sacrament to promote attendance at Mass and Holy Communion. Other projects that deserve to be remembered are the Varsity Hop, the Homecoming Festival, the many gala pep rallies, and Student-of-the-Month selections. .loan Mahan, Bob Maynard, John Power, Margene Flannery, Sally Sattler, Barbara McClay, Barry Connors, Ray Glozer, Loretta Galip, Jack Kollar, Carl Kish, Bob Finnerty, Mary Ellen Dean, Joy Di Lorcto, Joe Scllluetcr. National Honor Society To be elected to the National Honor Society is the aim of many high school students. Each year fifteen percent of the senior class is chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, service and leadership. Elevation to this society creates in youth a fellowship based on high ideals and a strong sense of civic obligation, which should, in time, lift the standards of citizenship throughout our land. Q 4-Joseph Doyle, Vincent Ficocelli, Paul Manley, Tom McLaughlin, John Power, Carl Kish, Michael Ietite. 3-Carole Fickers, Thomas Hagan, Robert Maynard, Kathryn Janie, Andrew Bernard, Raymond Glozer, Michelena Fata. 2-joan Wittnauer, Mary Ellen Dean, Barbara Howard, Patricia Honen, Dorothy jones, Barbara Burton, lillen Brahney. 1-Margaret Sulligan, Margaret Kling, Isabelle Marre, Loretta Galip, joan Mahan, Dwyn Griffin, Evelyn Rochford, Joann Mack, joan Curley. Missing from picture-Karl Mogg. 52 i fli Yivicr socicty for boys malsc up the Mission clu Mission Club 1 lr prcscnts .1 prognmi conjbining the spirituil .xml or-i.il .lspccts of student life. Huading rliu pictures, officers of Llic Mission club. Incls Dciiipscy, Uorotliy Riley, -loc Doyle .incl lyldlh' Iacolvs discuss thc lforcigii Missions collection. 'ilu' c llicmsiiiii clulw for girls and tlic Sl. l'I'Lll1ClN b. Living Rosary lniidcllc picturcp is liclnl in Octobcr. .xml rhc May Clrowning llowur picturcj is thc climax of tlic Mission club year. Its mission work never csnscs, for tlic girls' Altar conimitlcc prcpnrcs daily for Mass, and each dn tlicrc .irc uslicrs on duty in tlic giuditorium chapel. 1954 URSULINIAN STAFF Co-Editors, Eileen O'Neill and Mary Ellen Dean are thinking up ideas for the 1954 Ursulinian. Sports Writers, Chuck Spencer, Bill Metz- ler, Tom Hagan and Phil Conley consult with Editor John Nierlich on page plans and copy. Each year the doings of Ursuline students are rec- orded in picture and story for us to treasure in time to come. This year, with the theme feet',, the staff has tried to retrace the footsteps of the class of '54, each foot- step a step forward in our education of the whole mann body, mind and soul. We have used Lil' Abner as a symbol of victory in our book, for he seems to typify the spirit of Ursu- line. His appearance with his tiger on the bulletin board has always announced an Ursuline victory. The Ursulinian is a picture of the path you have trod during your four years here. It has been the pleasure of the staff to prepare this book for you. rs' ' ,ag Esther Naberezny, staff artist, brought Lil' Abner to life in the ,54 annual. Editorial Staff includes Madalyn Sweeney, Dwyn Griffin, Michelena Eata and Ellen Ann Brahney, standing. Seated, Carole Fickers, Gale Gross, and Carole Carney. Business Staff Tom Domer, Paul Manley, Barbara Day, Joan Curley, Bill Beeman, Diane McKenna and John Nierlich arrange ad copy while Mike Petite, Bob Craine, Tom McLaughlin, John Ulicney and Dorothy jones itemize ads and make out statements. D O l Council rs .Project arsity Ho P Old hands at page planning and copy- reacling are Carole Vickers, Eileen Q'Neili, Mary Ellen Dean, Gale Gross and Maryann Barrett. I llitsl1l.1Nl-1 Html suum1,, url s1.v1'11uN. Solution To Problems Found In Discussions 1111111 Marian Year Marks Devofion To Mary S ,, 1,1111 nine. 11111, 1 gr111.,1.11iy.1,, im 1 1 1 r 1 1 11 t 1 11111 11, 111 ti 11 111 11 p 11 1 1,11 11 1 11 1 1 1111 111 1 1 1 1 A 1 will 1 111 i1 111 lpn 11, 11 11 ri 1111 1 t 1 1 11 1 5 1 11 11 11 1 11 it 11 11 11 1111 1 ' i foil l'i'i li -i'fiil'1iff P K X. ,N , 4111. 1 11,1 1 A W W K K I X , , x N1 1 1 5 1 xiii 1 ' ' I V ' ' ii I 1 i 1 1 1 1 ii Hi 1 X 1 1 l li l , I 11 F 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 lg 111 1 11 11 i 1 H l ' l l l A k I ! H I i l V U U 1 11 s 1,1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 1 11 ' i ' ' K' ' ' li l I ill l I l l ' ' I ' ' ' 11 .1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I il ' 'K In W ' 1 n r 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 . gl L' X 15, ix W it 1 t 1, 1 '11 I ! y I U I V xx A Mil :VNNJU ' in U Nil X l I 1 '11 1l111Al..v' '1' U11 - 1ii11 Y U v I L I I l i li l X I fx Parents Helo To Boost ' , , J ' P 1' 'w ' - . Ban1lFundsA1Suaghett1 , 1 1...1 borne of the ardent readers ot the Ursuline ' 1 1 is ein- . gif Ulmer And Bake Sale 11 In News are john jones, Tom Donhn, john lnullivl' H1-112.111 lulvw xlini I I L , 1.1! 1...1..1 aprt 111 J Kane, Bob Leeteh, joe Mincher and Dave I il l i 11 11 1 1 ri 11 1 if Slattery. N 1 V is li l X 1 1 1 11 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 11 i 1 1 1 Perhaps the News staff knows better than anyone else the meaning of the oltl adage, Follow your nose. The publication staff has found that doing this requires quantities of shoe leather and rugged perseverance, The Ursuline News for many years has captured honors in various press contests for student publications. This year's paper took first honors in the National Scholastic, Columbia Scholastic and Catholic Scholastic Press Associations. 55 Top left .ind bottom left pictures .Ire those in the Cilee Club Chorus. ln the top picture Are: Dorothy Xloore, Dave Slutery, Tom Donlin, Vincent Ficocelli, Gordon Welsh, Bill l5eem.1n, Bob Crnine, .Iohn Power, il-om Nlcl..1ughlin. .lim Fmiss, ljiilllc BICKCIIILI, lji.lIlC -lacobs, Carole liicliers and Alice Molclmny. The Cihristinm Mus is Shown in the middle picture. Dorothy jones., portraying the Blessed Virgin, is :it the right. The lower left choruv picture includes: -Io,1n ilhrisioplier, Renee Mcfiuire, Eileen 'l'r.ihcy, Carol Pedulli, 'liom Hagan., Norman johnson, Phil Conley, Mike Petite, joe bl.ll'lill, limb Mgiyimrd, Cliarlex Spencer, George Yager, Paul Flask, Ari O'Neil, ilane l.nuermnn, Mary Kay Mcfiownn, lS.irbnr.i lD.iy, Bernice KLllCS.l, lfileen O'Neill, Sally lfrginklin, lieth O'Uriseoll, Marilyn Lowry, Sally Franken, Mnrgie Kling, B.lTl3.ll'.l llow.1rd, Mugene l'l.innery Carolers .il lower right ure: Phil Vonley, Sally Xviclilmnl, Vince liieocelli .intl Dorothy Noxoinx, Mr. llirmen llenildy is Cilee Club director. Three Wise Guys In the cris December air, therc's music . . . reverent Christmas li 'mns, holiday favorites and the latest . P . . . , l - . . uke box favorites. A run, the '53 Christmas show featured the oint Clee and Drqunntics resentutions. 1 . S Y I I ' P As the wise men of old found the stable and the Christ Child, so did the three wise Uuvw find Him in the I7 J dramatic offerin Three Whse Gu 'Sf' gi 5 Mickey, QBob Morgnnoj tells ihe three wise guys Qjoh Father O'Neill, Qlld Ebertj Nierlich, Bob Morgar what he thinks, while fright' and Art O'Neilj laugl ened Mary fjonn Christopherj Mr. Hughes qBill Beemnnj lends his and jeer at blind Davi and joe QTeddy Storeyj look blind son, David, QTom Hngnnj to CTom Hngnnj. on. the Christmas crib. The Velvet Gluve Rosenmry Casey's delightful comedy, The Velvet Glove, vvns presented by the Urauline Players Inst May. Suspense, comedy, and .1 touch of romance made the play .1 huge success. w int nf The Velvet Glow included Sister Nlnnica, Knhleen liergerg Sister Lucy, Xlary Rita NlcNichul.xsg Nlothur llildebrand, l'.1uln Lehnerdg Sister .-Xtl1.n1.1Nit1x. ,lean XX'heeler1 liiwlmp Ljregnry, Bulw clUN5ILl1 Snter Cntherine. Xl.1r3 :Xnn Hessler: l'rufeswu l'e.xrsnn, Dick Brulul: Huy lienxlmw. Nlxureen Cfr.xwl'm'rlg Nlumigumx' llurlie, ,lack Rinxpg Mr. linrtun, Hill Nlermis: lathcr llentun. 'lerry' WX-lslx. The Wisluinv Well 15 vi 8.4 4 , 'Q' A 4 . AM A Witlx 21 wave of a shillelngh and n snappy Irish jig the Drnmntics Club .md Glce Club celebrated St. l'ntrick's Day presenting Ll three Act play called The Xlfishing XY'ell, The W'ishing Well mst was curnpmetl ull Darby Duffy. tlthllx Rimpg 1,D.1rby'5 Xlvlfc, Paul.: l.t-hnurd: Squire Mutlxew lhxluy ,loc Turnullsog Lady Mary Dunnell, Mary :Xlicc lhumerfz 'l'e1't-nce l'it1p,1tritk Q'C1r.1dy. Hill Finn: Noreen, -Iuan Musselman Knhlecu O'MJr.1, Mary Ann Gillupieg Dau Vlyrun, Dick Snundcrx flue rhorus was nmdr up -mf lllee Klub members pictured above. 1953 unior-Senior Prom VWHTQK .. , 51, M if Y S gl H M-.M .mmf X1 lalxu ,1 plluxu ,HIM lfnlmilwwmlx .xml lwliur' lh.lg,m JINVIJN xxfml llla' ku X.xHy, l1cus1g1.l Xnllwl. .Hui Xl,1rgr Klxmg lun' .1 xxLH Jruud prmwl '.-wld xxrjxh lux .llNJ1ll' Pulxu' 'iuhllgk-,i In llu lnklubfs hm H ,Huw lu mmjlu MIM I lm? .Xlluu Jmxxx 'xxlmx bmw nn tlxcw lux gxxrh. .AI 1 1 , 41 lm. IMHN :rr W rrnplx M Nuwlumxrrlxulmnu Jm L Xlnkmg up ilu- -JUN t-'Im xxx Xin XXIHIJII1 Luugmlev Xl.u'1lx1l Lmxxx, Roth-11.1 liulwmlahl .md lmlu-llc Nhru xlu ml rx, XML' lwlluw ,unwu-J by Rum Rrd.1r' . x . - . . . . I Lum Humui HIM, ,lm k.lWk.klHyu Jhwnlcw, PM HIHWH Yum rm umxlwln lublluug lin hlul xn i.xI.mI1k lumix ' xmvwylgu, llllnw H1 ilu' llwklx m'q,x11ilcd Ilbrilrk. Band Activities The band performs at the annual Spring Festival. Qupper leftj The jazz Band demonstrates its style at the spaghetti dinner. flower lcftj Sharps and Flats club officers, Carole O'Neill, Bill Simon, Dorothy -Iones and John Power discuss band formations with Mr. Orlando Vitello and Mr. Tony liortunato. Qrightj Cheerleaders Wx zz well-lanozwz facfg Tlu'y'r'v 7101' wry Iallg Bllf jf0'1l,'l'L' gof to rzdmif Tlwy'ra' rvully 011 ilu' ball! Left to right Jack McNich olas, Jim Kenneally, Bill Snluga, .lack Doeherty. Marching Proudly ls The Band I gm rlvyllrm: you gm rlxytlmf' . . , our lhllld lms X'llylll!11 tool liclmiml tlm xm,1x'L. snappy lllgll-stcpping PCI'l:Ul'l11.lIlCC of nhl- x11.xinruLu's .tml llllltl II1t'l11lWUl'X llmugll xwurc ultcn m.1ny lcmliullx. fmmtiuru :xml fum-wcgxrying lmurs of prztcticc YH.ll'Cl1ll1g. XIV. Of-Lmdu Vilullo .md Nlr. Anllwny lurtulum directed ilu' Il'.ll1XfOI'Il'IAflUI1 frum txrcgl .lflllllg fcun In HSU.lS0llULl pur- Imu'rm'rs feet. 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Pcg Rcynulllx. Rulaml labriliu. -Vincent lfiwcclh. Klum ll.mlcy. Uunnix Splain. -l.1mcx Tlwm.u, l'rml liccs. I-d llwcrt. Tl..lI'!'f' l3il,wr'crl+1. Sine fllCK'I'47. lxmcw Buisl, RKWLVCVI llmnnmx. Xl.1I'f Ruth Rcymwldx. XYm. Sim-m. 'Yrmrnnm llxriw. Ursula XlCl..lLlgl1ll!1, 'Indy Rubu11st.ll1l. :Xngclinc f,.ll4b. Cyril lflim. Iulm Hcnnctl. fhlulm l7cNl.1rinix, Ch-urge lrain. Xxvllllllll XluC,.1rLl1y, lulm Urumcr. lhxmd licnixlm. -Vincent llubcr. fvumrgc Deutry, 'llllCl'CX.l Rgsyuwslai. Domld l'ULllII. Clmrlca Spclxuurx Abwnr: ljOY'l,llS-l Kenney. a well-developed body and mind. One of the main ways This rapidly stepping world of ours presses the need for to attain this is through participation in sports. The physical victories which have brought our team close to winning the city championship have developed, not only physical prowess but spiritual stamina and intellectual ability as well. Adapting the set rules of the athletic world to the moral standards of life's game, we find that there have been many parallels. The ability to Work with othersg determination to succeed and persevere: the acceptance of failure when it comes . . . these have been the life-lessons we have taken from sports. 4.4 X g. ig Un the gridiron, the feet of our boys trampled over such worthy opponents as East, Chaney, North and Wil- son. Finding stronger opponents in the Rayen and South tussles, the foot powder had to be applied. The white-clad feet of our hoopsters seemed to be just a little behind those of our opponentsg they seemed to halt as the score reads 4 wins and 16 losses. -'Abi www! ' X ra:-ss . k .WW Z t' 'Ni 'Qi i - 5 A 4 ,ff R , af' ' c , 'ikfiw gr 6 ,r if IAA.. Men behind the scenes . . . men who led and inspired our athletes to victories in all major sports are our coaching staff. 4. - ii v.V Nick Johnson Assistant Coach Tony Zill, trainerg joe Clark, assistant coachg Tom Carey, head Coach, plan a new' strat- cgy. 64 The Ursuline spirit is ignited by its flame, Coach Carey, as he sends quarterback, Frank Masi, out into the fight. Varsity Squad '53 Steve Higgins .ind Ciorden W'elsli, Managers, ,lim Ring. john Gallagher. Llerry Selieetv, jack Kollar. Don Schulick. Earl Y 0'Cinnnor, lat Moore, Nick Vigarino, Larry Scheetv, George Kiraly, Bill Allison, jim Kling. luni Carey, Conch, Dave Maguire. Manager, Tom Maloney, Don Murphy, Frank Saunders, .lim Freisen, klohn Hanna. Alina Barbush. Bob Maynard, Hill lludak john Alubak, Steve Bialik, lid Voytku. Dave Kimmel, Trainer, Tony Zi -lim Daliman, Alini Rutldington. Carmen Poniponio, Phil Brown, Charles Mitchell, Don Wavrrellia, -lim Metzger, Bob lfinnerty, Bob Kaniinski, Carl Kish, Bill Mitchell. Frank Masi, Marty Moran, Publicity Director, Norman -Iuhnson. Dick McBride, -lim Ruffing, ,lim Devlin, -Iohn Schiffhauer, Gerry McCarthy, ilaek Lynch, Buddy Rezck, Paul Maguire, Paul Rella, Mike Rinaldo, Richard Conway, jim Ferranti. f61 ,- .y X , A I 1 if , ,' 1: I, ' l'X. 9' -7 i 1 x i ' k N I ll. 0X .o FFT- 'i 'lf 'ai i- e' 6 5 C4 The Ursuline team carried the Irish green and gold through ten hard and bitterly fought games. We were all proud when they came home victorious and we stayed to back them up in defeat. This great team will be in our memory forever because of its ability to go out with all the odds against it, under the name of the Fighting Irish, and bring home victories. You know the old saying, An Irish team that won't be beaten, ean't be beaten . Though they had some bad breaks, the '53 squad will still go down as one of the greatest teams in Ursuline High's history. 65 'A-17 V- if ' ,.A,,. 5 ' ll. ii Q .24 Qx 1 --, -. 9 A-2 -4 , --.. KE e- 321 '35- iff ,ii A . , . 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F 5' H 1 4 vm 11 1 W' iii .,54d ' zz A A 2 Ursuline 12 - Canton Central 0 Ursuline captured the Youngstown Diocesan football crown, defeating its archrival, Canton Central Catholic. The Irish tallied in the second and final periods for its margin. Ed Voytko and P. -I. Moore scored the touch- downs. ' 1 , , EN 1 Ursuline 20 - East 6 Ursuline's gridiron opportunis s, keyed to concert pitch, struck with lightning-like speed to burst the bubble of East invincibility. Ag- gressive Pat Moore, deceptive Dave Kimmel, and alert Larry Scheetz provided the scoring for the Irish eleven. Ursuline 19 - Steubenville 0 Ursuline scored early in the game when Ed Voytko scored from the 15 yard line. Kimmel scored twiceg once from the 13 and once on a 26 yard aerial. The defense fea- tured again and Steubenville never seriously threatened. Ursuline 13 - Campbell 13 Ursuline rallied in the closing minutes to take a 13-7 lead over Campbell Memorial, but the Red Devils from Memorial came back to score with only 50 seconds remaining as the teams battled to a 13-13 tie before 3,500 fans. Co-captain Ed Voytko scored the two Irish touchdowns and Carmen Pomponio blocked Tirpak's try for the extra point. . N Q I sit' xx ,Z K 1 -, , . - '-4, 5. Ursuline 19 - Chaney 0 The opening game for the Fighting Irish was an overwhelming success. Bob Finnerty tallied the first Irish marker. Dandy Dave Kimmel was at his best, scoring once and gaining 140 yards rushingg John .Iubak ac- counted for the other T. D. Ursuline 14 - North 6 I-Ialfback Carmen Pomponio personally ac- counted for all the Irish point output, while Ed Voytko was chief ground gainer with 106 yards. J. Scheetz had 27. Un line plays, North's Carter and Arnett found Ursuline's forward wall rock ribbed. Ursuline 7 - Rayen 13 Voytko was the chief ground threat for Ursuline with 50 yards in 11 tries. Dave Kimmel was in action on punt returns and was used sparingly in the final minutes due to an injured knee. Finnerty accounted for the Irish touchdown with only one minute to go in the first half. Ursuline 21 - Alliance 19 This was one of the best games Ursuline ever played. Twice coming from behind they pulled this game out of the fire. Kimmel scored two times to feature for the Irish while Rujay jones was the Aviators' threat. Carmen Pomponio kicked all three extra points with his Golden Toef' Ursuline 7 - South 28 Despite two early South T. D.'s, Ursuline was very much in the game until Bill Rouse intercepted a Masi to Kimmel pass and scam- pered 92 yards to put South ahead 21 to 7. Ed Voytko contributed his usual ground gaining, but it wasn't enough as South won the bitterly fought game and the City Cham- pionship 28 to 7 before 12,000 fans at South High. Ursuline 6 - Wilson 0 This game, played at Rayen Stadium, Was mostly a game to see which team could get going through wind and snow. After a score- less first half in which neither team did much moving, the Irish came back with Dave Kimmel scoring in the second half to win. Freshman Griclders Row 3 jim Corbett, Manager, Ralph DeMain, Mike Huber, john Mikolandric, Dick RochforJ, Anthony Calucchia, joseph Bahmer, Dick McGuire, Dick Worrelia. Row 2 Bill Lynch, John Collins, james Brahney, Frank DiMailo, Jerry Saykes, Steve Masucci, George Galip, Miles Sweeney, Anthony DeMain, Ed Klein, Mack Mitchell, Joe Graziosi. Coach-joe Clark. Bottom Charles McCarthy, jim Smith, Bob Droney, Ted Krispinsky, Ed Ramm, Tom Majovsky, Bob Cwessler, john Ven- Row tresco, Paul Mahar, Vincent Tomalka, Don Vigarino, Ronald Lengel. The 1953 football season was fairly successful for the Irish freshmen. They completed the season with four victories and two defeats. With this record, it looks as if the students will be cheering a championship team in the next few years. Seniors of 1954, who themselves followed a championship team, know that the freshmen with a beginning record so impressive will probably follow in their footsteps. Struthers 6 Ursuline 0 Girard 0 14 East 0 7 New Castle 7 6 Girard 0 7 North 6 21 73 ,Xxx ' f, f xs-' ew gi 3 Aix :N T wa 52' l ff, -cd I ,W r fi f '50, ii Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline Ursuline 4-1.1 I l -N SCOREBOARD 44 Shenango 51 Sharpsville 28 Erie Prep 47 St. Mary's 35 North S3 South 46 Chaney 41 Canton South 49 East 33 Riiyen 63 North Lima 48 Salem 37 Holy Name 17 North 49 Springfield 28 I-last 47 Canton Central Catholir 54 Wilrren St, Mary 53 Wilson 46 Brookfield 42 Niles The Irish basketball team had a lot of tough luck, but it fought gamely throughout the season. The record of three wins and sixteen losses does not tell the whole story. The team never lost its spirit, and many of the games were close right up to the wire. Win or lose, the team always produced 11 hard fought contest. Left: Top-Charlie Mitchell Center-jack Dempsey Bottom--Jerry Scheetz Right: Top-Don Schuliek Center-Pat Moore Bottom--Carmen Pompom 1 Tod Bogan, Don Schulick, Pat' Moore Jack Dempsey, Charles Mltehell. Carmen Pomponio, Jerry Scheetz, Frank Saunders, Mike Rinnldo, Fmil Toriello, jack Lynch. Hardwood Stars Hoop Fo1'POiutS Cam ben 0 ennsylvania was qua.. At .Sharon the Tigem whipped South 89,50 He halted Vrsuiine, 56451, who iw ez Irish KY hip ,AW x Nxrih Lim as 3115 hli-'iT 1 Kiunnd Crm 31 Marks-ri ' ' as Jaxx. 23-N51 rmnn - 1 iinaef 'Xi-nb Laws. ' s agipui Warriors Clip 55-53, Sudden Cowboys Raily to Cop 59-52 Nod Chaney and Suuth High quiniets took za. firm grip oi if 0 S- ! W' H ' first piace in the City Serif-s mee with thrilling victories ia' 5'm ' ffm? fQfTif5f f1 fi the semi mia new im mgm bm.-Q 1,451 fans. Q12 Qj 'Q' QI T121 In the most torrid battle ihus iar in the svason. Sain! ifiuim-i rm fm Xrwi nw edged North, 5563, in a sud-ien-death cioivixv mwtini- wif 'j 5 2'f'Q'jg.fgQff'ffff' WW sizzier. Randy McE1roy's shot won for Scum. Chaney, :moan wif 'ifQ.Q Qi' ,fggiQ,Q, fggb' ,ZH 3 4 xvhiie, staged A desperaie last-quaricr rally to tum Ymci KHMH fm' N- Wi Wim- H 'WN f ' , , , Nwgy, 1,i.,M www? viainz.--1 me Last' 59'5'3' preiuumuws 5332-37, - It was victory No. 3 for South and Chaney sfnar Y 'i ':j6',, P W? 'f 1j AZ , the iead in the Kenai play. li,Tff,lK, Li 1, '3:,5 i2. 1 'S 3 Completing the triple-header. Rays-xi I 1 x25lff?Q3,i Q wing stride, banding Ucsuiine me third hm' 9 2 Q iw, 44-sa. Q--A-1 ' 'M-W 2 5 1, Raven mg n-gzqgasgvmreiggi , ' 'l A7 wh te Uymlim xx if . 1311 5 Wm, 1 ' A4 5,7 ih , s gvif in M9 ei, me w 'xii' - - 'fm' 9 -4, if XY.t,,y, WY 7 N 'ii Y! 50 9- 'Aww , 4 H .P , -,L-wie A .W T--' ., .- up 1 M' , wif, '-1 W A in , 'Q ,-.vw'P ' xx. km Y-W' X M1 fv f ffwfln ip fy fi, W--mv-h . I., Wm. ' p,, 4 M,,',' mi -H ' i ' 1 wmql lo ,. W fa. , X - i,.,!n 1. M 'rv 3 M Wifi yy V f 5 3 f P 1. A 'Y I f ,yi , wwf-,L 'Gaim ,1 f5:,. M 0 Q ,gg ii, 'Q-Av -, 'A f Q Iiffm' 4 V if A A' ,, 4 ' 'fff'- 2' , Zim. g - Q 1 '. ,, L, 42, .1 1 Q , ' i 1 i i V- ' ', , ' - 3 . H A , -x i, ,Q A 'v ., Q -L - L 1 ii ,Srl .4 VS 35 lg A ,W N J Q ' ' w,,,.,,M ' 2- , , in --K ' 1 1, ' G 1. wfvkvif' my MW- 911 Q: i N i 1 URSULINE 33 - RAYEN 44 Led by Moore and Kimmel, the Irish ran up a 10 to 1 lead at the outset. How- ever, at the end of the first quarter, the score was 14 to 10 and kept getting worse as the game progressed. Kimmel and Moore had eight points each and Renaldo and Pomponio had six. URSULINE 51 -- SHARPSVILLE 56 The Pennsylvanians maintained a slight lead at the end of each quarter mark, 10-9, 24-22, and 38-35 respectively. Dave Kimmel was the leading scorer with 24 markers. The final period ended with a score of 56-51. URSULINE 63 - NORTH LIMA 47 The Irish snapped a nine game losing streak with their second victory of the season against North Lima. Kimmel led with 31 points with Moore not far be- hind him with 15. URSULINE 44 - SHENANGO 37 This was chiefly a defensive game for both teams. Dave Kimmel's 17 points paved the way for the Irish. P. Moore chipped in with 11 and Emil Torrellio 10. URSULINE 49 - EAST 68 The Irish battled East on even terms for one quarter, 15-15. However, in the second quarter, East rolled up a 33-18 lead. Dave Kimmel and Pat Moore led the Irish with 16 and 14 points respec- tively. ' 78 1 URSULINE 54 - WARREN ST. MARY 42 Led by Dave Kimmel's impressive 17 points, the Irish topped one of the dis- trict's top ranked Class B teams. In the third stanza, the Irish came to life and led by Kimmel and P. Moore, they tied the score 37-37 and went on to win 54-42. ,- . P f .ii , 1 N YL MQ can ,QT M l fs., 3 W ld. I I gif k wir .. ,. , 4' Q , jg Y 'Z ff Nt 5 . ,, M Y Z '- 5 v 'f . 'tggsibvp - Xqqx N-202351: 1..1.j,f!!-fl-.'u.-,gf 3 -f-are-Wake 'I 4 ' 1 - x -'Sift- URSULINE 46 - BROOKFIELD 45 Ursuline cagers took a 21-17 halftime lead and proved to be the better foul shooters as they eliminated Brookfield 46-45. The lead men in the point de- partment of the game for the Irish were Saunders with 10, Kimmel with 14, and Pat Moore with 9. URSULINE 42 - NILES 54 The first three quarters were an utter defeat for the Irish 5. However, in the beginning of the fourth period, the Irish began a pressing defensive led by Saun- ders, who obtained help from Bob Dress- ler and Paul Maguire in the scoring de- partment to make the score 42-35. The gap was closed to within 5 points of a tie, but the Niles boys wouldn't let them get those last few. .lack Dempsey and Put Moore rush in to assist Dave Kimmel in resuming the bill frinn North! Leon Harper in .1 non-City Series hmttle at the North gyin. URSULINE 53 - WILSON 54 Tough luck!!! URSULINE 35 - NORTH 49 Ursuline's downfall Came in the third quarter when they were held to two points. P. J. Moore was the star for Ur- suline with 24 points. URSULINE 47 - ST. MARY 55 Akron St. Mary High pulled away in the final two minutes of play to topple Ursuline. Dave Kimmel hooped for 16 points to spark the Irish. URSULINE 28 - ERIIC PREP 63 Ursuline was unable to penetrate the rugged Erie man-to-man defense during the entire game. Freshmen Cheerleaders xX'llll.1I1! Powers, -lim Dclphimc. Dennis Sullivan .md -Ioseph Ashton ire an .xll4 freshman cheering tc.nn. Cinder Champs of '53 Don Schulick, Pat Moore, Coach Clark, Carmen Pomponio, jerry Scheetz, Emil Toriello, Ed Voytko, Mike Rinaldi, Charley Mitchell, Paul Sedmak, Bob Pesa, Jack Kollar, Dick Vernucci, Carl Kish, Joe Schlueter. The 1953 track team participated in ten track meets, of which only one defeat was recorded. Their mile relay team consisting of Kollar, Sedmak, Pesa, and Scheetz, was so impressive that it was sent along with Dave Kimmel in the 't200 and Tom Dalzell in the shot put, to the Columbus State meet, The boys who achieved letters in 53 were: Dalzell, Kimmel, Schlueter, Schulick, Pesa, Scheetz, Kollar, Kish, Sedmak, Bobovnyk, Voytko and Finnerty. Champs in Action 80 Girls' Bowling Team First row: Marilyn Kensinger, Katherine janie, Mary Ann Barrett, Loretta Carney, Karen Boyle, Diane jacobs, Margie Dempsey, Loretta Galip, julie Wolf, Mary Bertrando, Dorothy Riley. Second row: Charlotte Kramer, Barbara McClay, Pat Honen, Rosetta Procopio, jane Ann Buekon, Diane McKenna, Barbara Howard, Mary Ann Murphy, joy DiLoretto, Gale Gross. Third row: Carole Pickers, Carole O'Neill, Veronica Walilinac, Eileen Trahey, Georgia Vrable, Eileen O'Neill, joan Nakley, Anna Petretich, Peggy Sulligan, joann Mack. Fourth row: Gertrude Schuler, Mary Ann Nvebber, Dorothy jones, Evelyn Roehford, Carole Hunter, Sally Sattler, jean Stefanie, Amelia Matiscik, joan Parks, Roberta Rubenstahl, Barbara Milsop. The newly-organized girls' bowling team may not have chalked up any exceptional scores nor set any records. It did however, provide a recreational outlet for girls. As the season progressed, competition was keen and each girl longed for the coveted trophy. Boys' Bowling Team SWQSG-iwaa ft 2 - Cyril Elias, Mike Miller, Frank Masi, Bill Hudak, Bill Beeman, Ray Glozer, Phil Conley, john jubak Representing Ursuline in the 1953-54 season were eight seniors. When the scores were totaled they showed that the Irish finished in sixth place with a 30-34 won-lost record. High hopes were held, however, for the coming City-wide Tournament. Cy Elias led the pack with an average of 150. Ray Glozer was next with 138, Mike Miller 130 Frank Masi 127, Captain Bill Beeman 125, john juback 117, Bill Hudak 116, Phil Conley 114. l TO OUR ADVERTISERS The Staff of the 1954 URSULINIAN wishes to thank the business concerns and patrons whose advertisements appear in our book. We are grateful to them for their interest and cooperation, for their courtesies, and for their ready response to our solicitation for advertising. Without their aid, this edition of our yearbook would be impossible. We are particularly grateful to our photographer, Mr. O. M. Gatscheneg Mr. George Snyder of The Youngstown Arc Engraving Companyg Mr. James Bosworth of the Mueller Art Cover Company, Cleveland, Ohiog and Mr. Mylio Kraja of The United Printing Company. 82 CDUR PATRONS Ace Television Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Clair J. Anstead Mr. John R. Antonucci Miss Marion Antonucci Donald Barowski and Mrs. R. J. Barrett and Mrs. Thomas Basile Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Beil and Mrs. William J. Bell Mr. Mrs. Helen Bell Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bernard Miss Therese H. Beris Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Leonard Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Jeanne Mr. James E. Berringer Mr. and Mrs. William Billett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bless Mr. Donald Bowser Mrs. John J. Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Brahney Al. Broderick E. J. Brown Peter G. Brown Frank R. Burns James L. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Burton Mr. and Mrs. George T. Canavan Mr. and Mrs. William F. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Joseph F. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr .and Mrs. and Mrs. William J. Casey John A. Christopher Collins Joseph M. Colonna Philip Conley E. J. Connors James Cooney Mrs. J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. William F. Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Craine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cramb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Crogan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Curley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Curtis J. F. Dahman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daley Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Day Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Dean, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Deibel Mr. and Mrs. L. J. DiLoreto Mr. and Mrs. Walter Donlin Mr. John J. Doran Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. William Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Doyle Andrew A. Elias N. Fata Edward B. Fickers Finn George A. Finnerty Mrs. Martin Flannery Fortunato Funeral Home Rev. George M. Franko George Galip John Gilmartin J. E. Glozer James P. Griffin Gross Jack Haenick John C. Hagan Carl J. Honen Howard Steve Hudak Ralph M. Hunter John R. Irwin Peter P. Janic Johnson Thomas A. Jones, Sr. Kahl Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kata Mr. and Mrs. William Kenneally Mrs. D. J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kensinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kish Mr. and Mrs. H. Chester Koc Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kollar James H. Kramer Matthew J. Lambert F. A. Lauerman Captain Joseph J. Lepo Mrs. Mae Loftus Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyden Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. F. Matisc Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Mahan Paul J. Mahar Thomas Maletich Eugene A. Malone W. l. Manley Anthony P. Marinelli Emil J. Marre James Martin ik B. W. Matko William A. Maynard Joseph M. Mazur John McClay John McGuinness Frank McGuire John McGunigaI George E. McLaughlin H. J. McNicholas E. O. Metzler Jackson A. Milsop A. Mincher Karl F. Mogg, Jr. Paul John Molchany Joseph Moore William Morgano Miss Ellen Rose Morley Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Murphy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrsl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs QLJR IPATRGNS Michael J. Naberezny Thomas M. Nally John Nierlich E. J. Obendorter Edward T. O'Neill Frank A. O'Neill John Pallante Gordon J. Peduzzi Peter F. Petretich John J. Power, Jr. Vincent Procopio Edgar W. Reagan Anthony Reape Record Rendezvous Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Reilley Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Rinaldy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rochtard Mr. Thomas A. Rochtord Mr. and Mrs. Norlin N. Rothgeb Mrs. George L. Rubenstahl Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rudge Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sattler Mrs. Elizabeth Saulino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Scharrer Peter l-l. Scheetz l-lenry F. Schlueter S. F. Schulick Walter Sedmak Lewis Shane George V. Shutrump A. Stetanic Andrew Steiner John Sulligan James A. Sweeney Miss Roseann Sweeney The Toddle House Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Ulicney G. U. Vernucci Orlando G. Vitello William E. Vogelsang Joseph Voytko Michael H. Walihnac Miss Margaret A. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Welsh Mr. Patrick L. Williams Woodland Sheet Metal Mr. and Mrs. Louis Worrellia Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. Wright, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yager Best Wishes, Class of 1954 The future is in your hands! Guard it! Cherish lt! Guarantee it! MAKE SURE Gatschene Studio Fifth and Rayen Avenue Youngstown 3. Ohio We'v'e come so far from the Little Red School . . . the place Grandpa left to go out into the world. The simple training that he acquired in that one-rooni liuilding of long ago was S0 vastly different from yours! lfiducation has leaped right along with the lulrried advance of science and industry . . . and youtll has discovered complexities early . . . so early that some of the most startling finds in the world of invention today have coule from the minds of the very young. Take the vast store of wisdom that these years of study have given you. Take it right on to new fields of knowledge . . . to college, to business, lo the career you choose. RPlll6Illll6F that most knowledge has lieen recorded in hooks . . . so continue to study, continue to work toward GREATER heights of perfection. Our lrest wishes go with you all of the way! McKELVEY'S the store tha! Y0lUlgS,0lUll built . . . still builfling zcitli Youngstown 85 Specialisfs in fhe science of FIRE PROTECTION Aufomafic Sprinkler CORPORATION OF AMERICA YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Offices in P p I Cities of North d .S h A The Commercial Shearing and Sfamping Company MARKET MOTOR COMPANY 3939 Market Si. Youngstown 5, Ohio ST 8-6551 DODGE ' PLYMOUTH BERMANN ELECTRIC COMPANY 2829 Southern Boulevard WILFRED C. MEYER Insurance for all your needs Automobile - Fire - Hospitalization Surgical - Life - Polio Liability - Burglary - Glass 19 North Dunlap Avenue Phone SW 9-7226 Compliments of M. L. COLE GENERAL INSURANCE SW 9-7793 Best Wishes to the Class of '54 BEARDMAN HEATING Phone RI 4-5424 Stop and Shop Food Market Store of Better Eats McCOLLUM BROS. 1216-1218 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Compliments of Roy,s .lewelry where all kinds of watches and jewelry can be purchased ROY'S JEWELRY 24 East Federal Congratulations to the Class of 54 from PAUL C. LETTAU Class of ,41 GENERAL INSURANCE JOSEPH LETTAU AGENCY 601 Dollar Bank Building Youngstown, 0hio BEEMAN LIGHTING COMPANY Distributors of QUALITY LIGHTING PRODUCTS 219 Lincoln Avenue Youngstown 2, Ohio PERRY'S PHARMACY 3332 South Avenue, Youngstown 3380 Wilson Avenue, Campbell Phones Youngstown4ST 2-5523 Campbell-PL 5-34241 Compliments of cnlsl-lAL's FLOWERS 1388 Belmont Avenue MR. WHEELER'S Sandwich Shops of Distinction 2639 and 3126 Market Street BERTRANDO'S BARBER PSHOP 6215 Market Street When You Think of lnsurnnee Think of FLORENCE R. SMALL 702 Wick Building Youngstown. Ohio BOARDMAN SUPER MARKET 6315 Market Street ' Boardman KELLY FUNERAL HOME 709 N. Main Street Hulwbarfl UNION WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY 730 Mahoning Avenue Youngstown. Ohio Rl' 4-4405 HENRY'S UPTOWN JEWELRY 2722 MARKET STR EET Complete Lim' of Diamonds, Wl'11tf'l1v.s. .lvwvlry and gift items. Also IJILIITIIHTPPII Wan-I1 62' ,lmvelry Repairs ST 8-2211 If you like Pizza, lwrafs wlwrv to go! THE VESUVIU RESTAURANT IN BUARDMAN We serve tho finvsl pizza in EASTERN OHIO MADE BY P 0 P B 0 S S 0 N E HIMSELF. Come ont with the gang and vn- joy all you want. We have plenty of room for everybody. YVP also have pizza to go ont.'A 6989 MARKET STREET Ph. ST 2-5111 For HeaHh's Sake Roller Skafe f.'0IlI1I1illH'lHS o f BOARDMAN ROLLERCADE SKATING CLUB OPEN ALI, YEAR LEO JENNINGS A. F. Boil Electric, Inc. Things Electrical 381-383 Arlington Street Youngstown, Ohio S1'urgeon's Food Market 1505 Elm Street 66 Sporting Goods Company 21 North Champion Street CARL GENKINGER - PETE McBRIDE BEN SCHARSU ' See us for all Athletic Equipment Baseball-B asketball-Softball Football-Bowling-Golf Schaefer Music Shoppe Musical Instruments Sheet Music and Accessories 409-10-11-12 Keith Alboo Bldg. Painter and Decorator SPLAIN'S 37 woot Indianola Avenue Paint and Wallpaper Congratulations Graduates Best Wishes.' THE SOUIRE SHOP 141 West Federal Street OHIO AUTO BODY MALLoY so NESPECA INC. Quality Work Always 45 Madison Avenue Rlverside 3-0116 9 I Compliments o f BEll.'S .176 Youngstown-Poland Rd. F Struthers, Ohio BEVERAGES 84 PARTY ITEMS F INER DRY CLEANING by slNKEL's Complete Laundry Service 2530 Hillman Phone RI 8-3376 Compliments of Cerni-Billefl' Molor Sales 1628 Niles Road Warren, Ohio JOSEPH CIRELLI Jewelry 20l5 Belmont Avenue Rl 4-2023 Walrh Repairing ls Our Speeialty We Carry Nationally Advertised Brands in Watches - Small Appliances - Rings Silver - Costume Jewelry - Rosaries Lighters See Our Stock When Buying Your Graduation Needs Compliments o f The United Printing Co. 450 W. Federal St. Phone RI 4-2129 Printers of 0 URSULINE NEWS Moss Plumbing 81 Hardware Supply 924 Meheeing Ave. Telephone RI 4-2414 REAL ES'l'ATl5 sl INSURANCE Ll 5-6755 LAVIN AGENCY 4415 W. Liberty sl. Girard Smilh Brake 81 Paris Company Auto Ports - Machine Shop 131 Lincoln Avenue LvlIllIIIlilllPl1lS of Anderson Suburban Delivery DOM PERRY TAILORS 22 North Phelps Slrccl Youngstown Il, Ohio We Crcateg Others lmnitatof cf .,,,, ,ln ,fff -me ANN MCHUGH FASHIONS 2842 Market Street Youngstown 7. Ohio Best Wishes Class of '54 Props and Painls Club Com plimen ts Of Kane, O'Horo 81 Hanney lnc. Kochis Eleefric Company 14 State Street Struthers, Ohio Compliments of The Landscape Gardening Co Best W'ishes to Class of 354 Mooney's Shoe Store RCA SERVICE CC.. INC. 5222 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio UNITED CONSTRUCTION C0 HBuilrler of Better Homesg' Developers 82 Builders KLING'S BAKERY '14 years 011 Market Street of GARDENESTATES Kling to Klinggs for Quality Ph. SW 9-6916 Compliments Of Congratulations COLONNA PHARMACY Class of 554 A FRIEND 305 Hillman, Cor. 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KIRWAN Your Congressman MORGAN'S RESTAURANT Formerly By, Morgan's 4527 Market Street Dining Room ' Curb Service THE HELLER-MURRAY COMPANY Engineers and Builders Youngstown 1, Ohio ARTHUR IJ'0RAZl0 Archifecf 'A' 712 Union National Bank Phone RI 6-0001 Congratulations from The Junior Class Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 BUCHMAN'S SHOES ir 9-11 Bus Arcade Youngstown 3, Ohio Congrafulafions Class of 1954 United Steelworkers of America CIO AEROLITE STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS A Product of THE HUTCH MFG. COMPANY YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO -A' 100 CHARLES SIMUNS, INC. t F. A. o'nEu.L comrmw 2 BUILDERS Pdillf dlld WGHPGPQI' ak' I A' 7 - Y Y 100 Wesley A 'm'e 2220-2224 Market sim-t Youn stown 9. Ohio , g Youngstown. Ohio lfongratulutions from 1 Federal Iron Works Gauagher and num 100 North Prospevt Street IO! L. F. DONNELL FORD 1811 MARKET STREET DAVID A. O'NEIL Asphah' Paving Excavafing and Grading Congratulations to Class of ,54 Hagan Tubular Products Manufacturers of Speedpin Scaffolding BEIL UPHOLSTERING COMPANY Youngstownis Finest Since 1876 RI 3-7163 2 Kirila Funeral Home 258 Poland Avenue Struthers, Ohio 24-Hour Ambulance and Invalid Service PL 5-9950 Glasgow Tailors Inc. 312 W. Federal St. Glasgow Men's Shop 20 Bos Arcade 10fZ off on all graduation suits Cornersburg Pharmacy 3533 Canfield Road 'iPrescription Specialistsv Two Registered Pharmacists Phone ST 8-9108 Compliments of Mar-Hill Bowling Center 3600 Market Street ST 8-9535 Hasslinger's Super Service ffaxpm Auto Repairs . creasing 3204 Southern Blvd. at Avondale Phone ST 8-0915 Youngstown, 0hio Stewart-Kyle Funeral Home Wilbtir D. Kyle, Director 407 West Liberty St. Hubbard, Ohio Telephone KE 4-1955 24-Hour Invalid Coach and Ambulance Service Best Wishes JAMES 81 WEAVER O'Connell Hardware Plumbing 31 Heating Supply, Inc. 18 W. Liberty St. Girard, Ohio For the best deal in Appliances, Gifts, and Hardware items. 'GGive us a try. You will continue to Buy , ir Rea's Pharmacy 4230 Market St. Phone ST 2-3734 Youngstown, Ohio SUPERIOR CHEMICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY 30 Wat! Street Youngstown, Ohio Danceq Weddiligs Parties Chemiral and Cleaning Supplies Don Pinier Sexfeffe Phone: SW 9-4395 'k Congraiulaiions Class of '54 So neigh is grandeur to our dust So near is God to man, When duty whispers low, Wfhou mustf, The youth replies, 'SI canlw . . . RALPH WALDO EMERSON STROUSS-H I RSH BERG'S Youngstownfs Dependable Store Sinve 1875 IO4 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Young Steel Products Co Uhio Edison Bldg. I05 Congrafulafions fo fhe Senior Class of 1954 if THE P. T. A. Compliments of BENITA MARKET INC. FeIdman's Golden Dawn Market Pleasing You Keeps Us Happy! Free Delivery Phone RI 4-3521 2121 Semh Avenue Compliments to Class of ,54 COPELAND'S FURNITURE JAMES G. PARDEE CO. WHOLESALE SPECIALTIES Youngstown, Ohio L. J. Schuler 81 Sons New Furnaves and Furnace Repairs Air Conditioning Cooling 1723 Market Street Youngstown, Ohio Phone RI 3-0206 C. Roy Taylor Insurance Agency. Inc. 15 So. State St. Girard. Ohio Cone with the Curl on Topu NORMA'S DAIRY QUEEN Corner-Second-and-State-St. Norma Bambauer, New Owner and Mgr. Best of Luck FELICE DRY CLEANERS 823 South Ave. BPS! 0 f Luck Mr. 81 Mrs. Alberf Kubina 2403 South Ave. O'MASTER - CASHMAN Congratulations Class of '54 Sharps and Flafs Club STANDARD PRINTING CQ 389 Arlington Sl. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Campana LAZAR'S FOOD STORES No. 1 3220 Southern B0lllPV2ll'Cl No. 2 H388 Mahoning Avenue No. 3 85 East Midlothian Boulevard riomplimems of Donald A. McVean Edward A. McVean John P. Hughes Coca-Cola BaH'Iing Ca. 531 East Indianola AVP. DRINK wwf' You i t s uulity Compliments of LYDEN OIL CO. COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS UF '54 SHERIFF PAUL LANGLEY Congratulations To The Class of '54 LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING FUR STORAGE if THURNTUN LAUNDRY Phone RI 4-0155 GOOD BUCK! CROGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING 1514 oak Hill -A' Phone RI 4-4293 30125 if -14 JL Q 'E-2 STAR . BOTTLING WORKS Phone RI 3-8419 -W ,J fe J in 9 op, - ,ra un-'H' BARRETT INSURANCE AGENCY INC. South Side Office 1022 Hillman Street Phone RI 3-5737 HO Congrafulafions Senior Class of 7954 'k FELIX BUTTAR Jeweler 27 South Hazel Street Congrafulafions Class of '54 KohIer's Dependable DRY CLEANSERS AND FURRIERS Anderson, Mary M. ,,,,, . Anstead, Paul ,,,... Baiss, Jim ,,,,,,,,,, Barrett, Judy Senior Directory 363 Custer Ave. , ,,,,,,,,,, 145 W. Chalmers ..,...1008 Delaware Ave. ,,,,,,,,, 252 Maywood Dr. Barrett, Maryann ..,,,,,, 116 W. Boston Ave. Basile, Fay ........,... Beeman, William .. Beggiani, Labeeb .. Beil, Jim ...... ...... Beil, Robert L.- Bernard, Andrew .. Berringer, Peggy .,,7 702 Ford Ave. ,,...,.8010 Warner Rd. ..-...,818 Wilson Ave. ......514 Yale Ave. Beil, Edward .... , ..., .... . ...... 4010 Stratmore Ave. ...552 Sherwood Ave. .. ...366 Meadow St. 4,138 W. Marion Ave. Bertrando, Mary ..., ,... 175 N. Cadillac Dt. Billett, Kay ,.,,,,,,,, Bless, Catherine Bobovnyk, Fred .... , ......,.7386 Southern Blvd. 2 69 Lincoln Ave. ..3 24 Custer Ave. Boyle, Karen ,..... . ......... 2407 Elm St. Brahney, Ellen .... ............. 1 507 Parker St. Broderick, Tom ,.,,,, ,.,,,,.. 5 18 Alameda Ave. Brown, Edward ...,,, Brown, Phil . ., ., , Brown, Robert ........59 Bissell Ave. H330 E. Scott ,, .......899 Mercer St. Buckon, Jane Ann , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, . . .46 W. Avondale Burns, Mary Lou ....... ........ 1 518 Salt Spring Rd. Burton, Barbara ....... H1404 Shehy St. Canavan, Patricia Carney, Carole ...,,,, ........,438 Breaden St. ........32 Cleveland St. Carney, Loretta . ......... 3131 Hudson Dr. Carney, Tom ,,,, ,, U ,,,,,,, 202 Willis Ave. Cassese, Donna Jean , ...... 410 N. Walnut St. Christopher, Joan .. .. .... .113 Wallick Cleary, Robert ,.,,. Conley, Phil .. Connors, Barry ,,,,,,, Corbett, Maryjane Cumiskey, Carole .,,,,, Curley, Joan ., Craine, Robert ,,.,,,, Dahman, Jim , Danks, Sally .....,, Day, Barbara . Dean, Mary Ellen Dempsey, Jack .,,,,,, Dempsey, Margie , Dignan, Mike ,.., DiLoreto, Joy ..... Domer, Thomas , Donahue, Dorothy Donlin, Tom ............. .. 382 Crandall Ave. -.....-...157 Halleck St. .....,259 Berkshire Dr. , .,,,,, 246 Custer Ave. .1400 Ohio Ave. .. ,,,.. 1458 Avon St. ...128 Falls Ave. .. ,,,.,.,, 118 Falls Ave. , ...... 347 Willis Ave. , .... 741 Winona Dr. .. E156 Halleck St. ...68 La Belle Ave. .......-..,1425 Elm St. ,..,.-..217 Custer Ave. ..,.,. 30 Boston Ave. 21 E. Delason Ave. 2126 Kensington Ave. ,...,.-...144 W. Delason Doyle, Joe ....,,,, ........571 W. Delason D0ylC, Rita ............. ............. 8 32 Ford Ave. Durkin, Michael ...... ........ 4 78 Crandall Ave. Ebert, Ed ....,...,.. .,.,..,,.,,, 1 923 Elm St. Elias, Cy ............... . .......... 406 Hyatt Ave. Fata, Michelena ..,.,., Fennessey, Judy ..., .. Fickers, Carole . .. Ficocelli, Vince ,,,,,,, Filisky, Paul ,,,,,,,, Finnerty, Robert Flannery, Margene Franken, Sally ,,,,,,,,, Franklin, Jim ,...... Galip, Loretta ....... Giester, James ..,.,,,,,, .. ,.,-,,......119 Early Rd. 419 W. Madison Ave. ......1220 Wilson Ave. ........51 Overhill Rd. ...4037 Lanterman H768 Delaware -.......636 Oxford Ave. .,,..,....253 Lora Ave. .........1352 Rigby Sr. Illinois Ave. M015 Woodbine Ave. Gilmartin, Robert ....... ............. 1 3 S. Bruce St. Glozer, Ray ....... ........ 361 E. Florida Ave. Griffin, Dwyn ...... ..,,.-.449 Alameda Ave. Gross, Gale .. ,,.., . Hagan, Thomas ,. Honen, Patricia , ..... W Howard, Barbara ,. Hudak, William ,,,,,, Hunter, Barbara , ..... . ...38 W. Madison .. H241 E. Ravenwood ......617 Delason Ave. 67 Wick Oval 1610 First St. H818 South Ave. Hunter, Carol . H33 Wilma Ave. Jacobs, Diane , .. .. ....... .59 McGuffey Road Janie, Kathryn .. ...,.. . N146 N. Bonair Ave. Johnson, Norman ..,..,. Jones, Dorothy Jones, John ,,., . Jubak, John .. ...332 Garfield .. .2300 Volney Rd. ...584 Cleveland St. H112 Halls Heights Kahl, Judy , ........ ,..,. ........ 4 6 1 Glenwood Ave. Kaminski, Robert ....,. 02 Franklin Ave. Kane, John .,...... ............ ......... 8 6 E. Warren Ave. Kavinsky, Mary Ann . ..,. .... H2540 Taft Ave. Kenneally, Jim . ., ., . Kennedy, Robert Kensinger, Marilyn Kimmel, David ...... ,, Kiraly, George ...., Kish, Carl . Kling, Margie . .... . Knott, Joe ......... Kollar, Jack ..,. , Kramer, Charlotte ,.,... .. H1140 Berkley Ave. , ..,. 165 Gladstone ...H334 W. Evergreen Third St. ...HH226 Crescent St. .. .1343 Douglas 275 E. Avondale ,..,...278 Crandall Ave. ....-...143 N. Osborne 273 Maplewood Langley, Joan .......... ........ 3 4 E. Lucius Ave. Lauerman, Jane .. . Leetch, Robert ..,,. Lowry, Marilyn ...... . . .....,,.., 243 2 Elm St. .....,.l243 Hawthorne .,-,.-.l20 Saranac Ave. Lynch, Helen ..,,. Mack, Joanne A,.,,... Maguire, Jack ,,,,,,, Mahan, Joan ,,,,.. Maletich, Tom ,,,,,, Manley, Paul ,,,,, , Marinelli, Bernadine Marre, Isabelle .. ,,.. . Martin, Jim ,,,,,,, Martin, Robert ,,,,, Masi, Frank ,,,,,,,,,i, Matiscik, Amelia ,,,,.. Matko, Jim ,,,,,e,,,,, Maynard, Robert ,,,,. Mazur, Marie F. ,,,, McClay, Barbara ,,,,,,,,, McDermott, Charles McGuire, Renee ,,,,,,,,,, McGunigal, Thomas McKenna, Dianne McLaughlin, Tom .,..,,,, McNicholas, Jack ,,,,, Metzler, Bill . ,,,,e,,, Miller, Michael . .,,.i Milsop, Barbara ,,,,, Mincher, Joe ,,,.,,,,, Mitchell, Charles ,,,,, Mitchell, Bill ,,,,,,,,, Mogg, Karl . ...i,,. Molchany, Alice Moore, Dorothy ,Y.,. Senior Directory 3 23 Buckeye Circle St. Louis Ave. S. Forest -..---..19 Ferncliff Ave. .....-547 W. La Clede .,,,,, 4022 Rush Blvd. . ,.,, ..474 Carlotta Dr. . ,,r,,,r 716 Glenwood Ave. Wilda Ave. -......147 N. Osborne -..-.......-1624 First St. -,.-..627 St. Louis Ave. -...--.--149 Wesley Ave. Linden Ave. -..-...-.870 E. Philadelphia ...-.-.-.543 Cohasset Dr. 3 14 Erie St. 1 5 Elm St. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 0 8 Saranac .......4010 Southern Blvd. .,-...246 Fairgreen Ave. Melrose 2133 Kensington Ave. 51 Upland -..-...148 Clifton Dr. ..-.....21 Lauderdale .,..--.261 Grant St. ...-...-.-.261 Grant St. Lowell Ave. 737 Mineral Springs 04 Cohasset Dr. Moore, Pat ............ .............. 6 15 Elm St. Morgano, Robert ............. ............. 1 68 Hilton Ave. Murphy, Mary Ann 436 W. Chalmers Ave. Naberezny, Esther W... ,...,,,,,,., 26 Breaden St. Nakley, Joann ,...,, Nally, Katherine ...,.. Nierlich, John ....,, Niesen, Barbara ...., Obendorfer, Jack ,,,., O'Neil, Art ,.......... O'Neill, Carole .,.,, O'Neill, Eileen .... . O'Neill, Jim ....., Parks, Joan ............ Paolucci, George ....., S. Fruit St. . .....,.. 2109 Summer St. , .,,,.,, 255 Gaither Ave. 518 Hudson Dr. ......4137 Rush Blvd. Benita Ave. ...-.-.401 N. Bonair Ave. .. ..,,..,, 400 Wesley Ave. Lauderdale ..-.....411 Willis Ave. East High Procopio, Rosetta ,,,,,., 508 W. Midlothian Peduzzi, Carol ...,,, Pesa, Bob ..... ...... Petite, Mike ....,,, ..-....32 Brookline Ave. -....-...4109 Rush Blvd. . ..,,., 1618 East High Petretich, Anna ........ Pomponio, Carmen ...... Powers, John .......... Reape, Mary T. ..... Redarsky, Rita .....,. Excelsior .-......333 S. Truesdale Tod Lane .........240 Granada Ave. 1044 Boardman-Poland Repasky, Michael . .... ........... 2 49 Lowell Ave. Riley, Dorothy ...,,.. Roberts, Mary ...... . Rochford, Evelyn ...... ...,, Rubenstahl, Roberta Rusnak, Regina ...... Sattler, Sally Savin, Bob .....,...... Scharrer, Helen .,.,., Scheetz, Jerry .,.,, Scheetz, Larry . Shelar, Bob ............. Schlueter, Joseph ...,,.. Schuler, Gertrude ..,, Schulick, Don Sedmak, Paul ,. Sferra, Ed ............ .. Shutrump, Robert ..... ., Simon, Barbara ..,, Slattery, Dave ...., Spencer, Charles . Stefanie, Jim ......, Stefanie, Jean .... . W Steiner, Geraldine ,.,... Sulligan, Peggy ...., . ........412 Erskine Ave. ..2131 Elm St. H149 W. Warren Ave. . ...... 3324 Hudson Dr. 57 Oxford Ave. ......170 E. Auburndale ......269 S. Cadillac Dr. Lauderdale .-.-...3911 Mahoning Ave. ........3911 Mahoning Ave. .......131 Wirt Sr. ff-'F319 ,..-.675 Taggart St. -. .... ,--..1723 Market 7 Lyon Blvd. H1225 Manning Ave. .. ,612 Oxford Ave. ..173 E. Midlothian 741 Sherwood Ave. ,. 738 Bryson 23 Crestline 326 Jefferson 326 Jefferson ,. .... 545 Gibson St. .1966 Smithfield Sweeney, Madalyn ,.... , ....... 436 Wilkinson Ave. Trahey, Eileen ....,... Ulicney, John ...... 277 Adams St. .....-......240 E. Florida Vernucci, Dick .....,... , .,..... 15 E. Lucius Ave. Vogelsang, William Voytko, Ed .... Vrabel, Georgia Ann Walihnac, Veronica Webber, Maryann ,. . Welsh, Bill .............. Welsh, Gordon ....... Welsh, Jan ........ , Welsh, Patricia .... Welsh, Patricia .... 2 2 7 Hollywood Ave. -H ...... 715 Dixon St. H569 W. Chalmers W H219 Kirtland Ave. W. . 207 Goldie Rd. .. .- ....... .. 63 La Belle ......220 E. Auburndale .......,.439 Indianola Rd. ......149 E. Second St. N. Lane Wittenauer, Joan ....... ......... 6 62 E. Liberty St. Wolf, Julia ............ Worrellia, Don ..... ,. Yager, George ..... Zalac, Frank .....,. ....-.,961 Canfield Rd. . ....,.. 311 Adams St. ,......36 Hilton St. ....,...69 Stan St. Autographs -Io Ann Nakley and Carol Hunter take time out Barbara Simon and Mary Lou Burns assist for a between class chat while George Paolucci, Ed Cach other ln decorating the Class room while Mike Miller takes care of the hammer- Brown, and jim Dnhman look on. . ing end. H5 Autographs TED 7 PR P Lasyk A A X ! Y :- ..- ,. ,, 7 V . 1:5 .gx , 1 4 . it 5 ' Y, ,f L wif- k .W , 'inf' .P I L sw. 435-' A 'K' :H ,AA-Q .L v if ' .ff x ., , 1 5 P I fl Y 211 ' lg J, 2 i SM T + QP v '-.g'Q. 5- 4 3.11. 3- f' Q W' ,, X '. x L21 ' 6,5 A 74 E, 1 f-ml N, 'J' F, gf. Ft 51 , M , Q X 1' , , 4. -. ' ' 1 1 Q 3 4 1 x 1 f I X 4 H: