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DOROTHY COLLINS, ('The Sweetheart of Lucky Strike,,, says:

LUCKIES TASTE BETTER!

John Carroll Univers ity's campu as it will appear upon completion of needed development is shown in the sketch above. Propo ed building (J 'to P) appear lightly shaded. Unit already existing (A to I) are indi­ cated by heavier shades. In darke t relief (middle di tance) are the first permanent po twar campu addition , Pacelli Hall (exact center) and the Military Science Building (upper left). The former, Carroll's third re i­ dence hall, was dedicated September 7, 1952. Buildings yet to be con­ structed include units for Phy ics and the School of Busine , Economic and Government, a fieldhou e, a student union, a tadium and a fourth res idence hall. Give to the John Carroll University Development Fund

LAKE ERIE SCREW CORPORATION 13001 Athens Avenue Cleveland 7. Ohio

John C . \\"a m e t·, Pr e~> i cle lll --

DOROTHY COLLINS, ('The Sweetheart of Lucky Strike,,, says:

LUCKIES TASTE BETTER!

John Carroll Univers ity's campu as it will appear upon completion of needed development is shown in the sketch above. Propo ed building (J 'to P) appear lightly shaded. Unit already existing (A to I) are indi­ cated by heavier shades. In darke t relief (middle di tance) are the first permanent po twar campu addition , Pacelli Hall (exact center) and the Military Science Building (upper left). The former, Carroll's third re i­ dence hall, was dedicated September 7, 1952. Buildings yet to be con­ structed include units for Phy ics and the School of Busine , Economic and Government, a fieldhou e, a student union, a tadium and a fourth res idence hall. Give to the John Carroll University Development Fund

LAKE ERIE SCREW CORPORATION 13001 Athens Avenue Cleveland 7. Ohio

John C . \\"a m e t·, Pr e~> i cle lll TH E QUALITY CLEVELAND LUMBER & DOOR CO . DON B. BEAUMONT, Pres . DAIRY PRODUCTS Formerly EUCLID AVE. LUMBER CO ., 11615 Mayfield Rd .

'Uie il!!~Ht.ed • HARRIS " Brand" Oak Flooring Dependable Service • Logan Long Roofing • Upson Wall Boards to • u. s. G. Sheet Rock • Perma Stain Sh ingles Fraternities, Clubs, • Celotex - Marsh Tile • lnsulite Products and Homes SASH - DOORS - FRAMES - MILLWORK COMBIN ATION DOORS & STORM SASH Complete De livery Service Througho ut ALL TYPES OF INSULATI ON Cleveland and Sub urbs Quality Products Since 1899 ~.-

2 CONVENIE NT LOCATIONS YAR D ORchard 1-2300 17600 MILES AVE. LOngacre 1-81 00 -4~~. BRAN CH DAI~MENS 1161 5 M AYF I ELD RD . JOH ~ RAndolph 1-5555 OHIOUFAitMEilS UN CARROLL INDUSTRIAL LUMBER - CRATING Ow ned •nd Operated by Farmers and Employ••• NIVERSITy 1952 s eo son Preside nt' p Contents s a ge . Moderator of . . . Pa ge / H A th le tics . 4-5 Art Deutsch Carrol/ A :~ d Football Coo~h Slstont F b 6 Carro/{ F b oot off C h oot 11 Ooc es 8 WHOLESALE MEATS and POULTRY Kee · 0 Staff Ping Our St 10 Spot/; h re o ks in Shape . g t of the W 12 Streak o f th eek F e Wee k 16 rom the Carro {{ p 17 Carro{/ R ress Bo)( Oste r · 18 Starting L. · · · 1ne -ups d 2 1 - Special Attention To Oppone nt's R on Officials 0 aste r 22-23 PPonent's Teo . 24-25 Carrol/ Son rn and Staff . gs and Ch 26 -27 Restaurants - I nde )( to Ad . eers C vert,se rs 28-29 orro{{ Squad p · . . lcture 30-3] 48 Publishe d b J lack Lesl,·e y ohn Carrol/ U . n,ve rs ity Advertising M Bill Stred I 512 Bolivar Rd . CH . 1-4721 anager e m A I h letic Pub/' . an ICily Director Cleveland 15, Ohio

2 TH E QUALITY CLEVELAND LUMBER & DOOR CO . DON B. BEAUMONT, Pres . DAIRY PRODUCTS Formerly EUCLID AVE. LUMBER CO ., 11615 Mayfield Rd .

'Uie il!!~Ht.ed • HARRIS " Brand" Oak Flooring Dependable Service • Logan Long Roofing • Upson Wall Boards to • u. s. G. Sheet Rock • Perma Stain Sh ingles Fraternities, Clubs, • Celotex - Marsh Tile • lnsulite Products and Homes SASH - DOORS - FRAMES - MILLWORK COMBIN ATION DOORS & STORM SASH Complete De livery Service Througho ut ALL TYPES OF INSULATI ON Cleveland and Sub urbs Quality Products Since 1899 ~.-

2 CONVENIE NT LOCATIONS MAIN YAR D ORchard 1-2300 17600 MILES AVE. LOngacre 1-81 00 -4~~. BRAN CH DAI~MENS 1161 5 M AYF I ELD RD . JOH ~ RAndolph 1-5555 OHIOUFAitMEilS UN CARROLL INDUSTRIAL LUMBER - CRATING Ow ned •nd Operated by Farmers and Employ••• NIVERSITy 1952 s eo son Preside nt' p Contents s a ge . Moderator of . . . Pa ge Carrol/ H A th le tics . 4-5 Art Deutsch Carrol/ A :~ d Football Coo~h Slstont F b 6 Carro/{ F b oot off C h oot 11 Ooc es 8 WHOLESALE MEATS and POULTRY Kee · 0 Staff Ping Our St 10 Spot/; h re o ks in Shape . g t of the W 12 Streak o f th eek F e Wee k 16 rom the Carro {{ p 17 Carro{/ R ress Bo)( Oste r · 18 Starting L. · · · 1ne -ups d 2 1 - Special Attention To Oppone nt's R on Officials 0 aste r 22-23 PPonent's Teo . 24-25 Carrol/ Son rn and Staff . gs and Ch 26 -27 Restaurants - I nde )( to Ad . eers C vert,se rs 28-29 orro{{ Squad p · . . lcture 30-3] 48 Publishe d b J lack Lesl,·e y ohn Carrol/ U . n,ve rs ity Advertising M Bill Stred I 512 Bolivar Rd . CH . 1-4721 anager e m A I h letic Pub/' . an ICily Director Cleveland 15, Ohio

2 J OHN C ARROLL UN I VERSITY ClEVElAND. OHIO

Ke Merieans have always been abl e to execute serious budness 1fi th a sense of hw:1or and good run . We pr ide ourselves

as much on good spor~..nsh1p as on pract.icallty and CIOIQ.liiOO sense.

The qualit.ies o f youthful ent.husiiisn iind hard, fai r play that

a-.eet a t a football gat:~e , U'lerefor e , seem a od expression o f

one phase of our n.auon.al culture . A.s I extend • arm gree U ngs to

the trusteeD, faculty, aluN\1, students , and f r iends o f John

Carroll in t.he present foo t~ season, I do so with a sense o f

g.ra t.i t ude !o r the kindly Providence tha t has given us such l oyal

suppor~ra . Your help h a..s enabled us in t.he p3l'lot. to contrib.l t.e

not.ably to the • or thy Americ M trad1 U ons i n sport a nd social r e-

lat.ionship. I pray that. Y C shdl continue t..o e njoy such FOod

f riends for an even ~ere a t.e r fut ure.

Ver~ Rev. Frederick E. Welfle, s. J. President of John Carroll University J OHN C ARROLL UN I VERSITY ClEVElAND. OHIO

Ke Merieans have always been abl e to execute serious budness 1fi th a sense of hw:1or and good run . We pr ide ourselves

as much on good spor~..nsh1p as on pract.icallty and CIOIQ.liiOO sense.

The qualit.ies o f youthful ent.husiiisn iind hard, fai r play that

a-.eet a t a football gat:~e , U'lerefor e , seem a od expression o f

one phase of our n.auon.al culture . A.s I extend • arm gree U ngs to

the trusteeD, faculty, aluN\1, students , and f r iends o f John

Carroll in t.he present foo t~ season, I do so with a sense o f

g.ra t.i t ude !o r the kindly Providence tha t has given us such l oyal

suppor~ra . Your help h a..s enabled us in t.he p3l'lot. to contrib.l t.e

not.ably to the • or thy Americ M trad1 U ons i n sport a nd social r e-

lat.ionship. I pray that. Y C shdl continue t..o e njoy such FOod

f riends for an even ~ere a t.e r fut ure.

Ver~ Rev. Frederick E. Welfle, s. J. President of John Carroll University ~ ~ ~tete s~ o5 1952 enftul Make "Production Goals" Easily . • • a mtJ4t Se«XU4/ett 7~ Sea4t:Ue,

DOLESH BROTHERS Joseph - Frank - George

Faculty Committee On Athletics

T he general s upervision of athletics at John Carroll niversity re ts in the hands of the Faculty Committee on Athletics, composed of four faculty member and headed by the Rev. Owen J . E nglum, S.J ., treasurer of the university. T he committee is empowered to pa on the amateur ·tanding of team candidates and to refer to the prefect of discipline of the university any tudent who fails to adhere to the committee' rules or reg ulations. Father Englum, as chairman of t he committee, ap­ point board members to ub-committees to judge eligi­ bility of athletes and he acts a advi or to the Director of Athletics in schedule-making and in the awarding of monogram . T hrough the f unction of the committee, athletics are coordinated with other !>bases of niversity life in a manner that conform. to the dignity of a Catholic in­ ·titution of learning.

• • . On All Assembly Jobs! FAC LTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS Rev. Owen J. Englum, S.J., Chairman Rev. Edward C. McCue, S.J. Eugene R. Mininger Tru- Fit Screw Products, made from the finest quality Frank D. Burke Herbert C. Eisele steel or brass, will speed your assemblies and give trouble-free performance.

Chairman Once you try ' em, you'll olways buy 'em !

PRINTERS OF THE CARROLL NEWS BEST BI-WEEKLY COLLEGE NEWSPAPER IN OHIO SCREW PRODUCTS CORPORfl.TION WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 13000 AT H ENS AVENU E C L E VE LAN 0 7, 0 H I 0

6 7 ~ ~ ~tete s~ o5 1952 enftul Make "Production Goals" Easily . • • a mtJ4t Se«XU4/ett 7~ Sea4t:Ue,

DOLESH BROTHERS Joseph - Frank - George

Faculty Committee On Athletics

T he general s upervision of athletics at John Carroll niversity re ts in the hands of the Faculty Committee on Athletics, composed of four faculty member and headed by the Rev. Owen J . E nglum, S.J ., treasurer of the university. T he committee is empowered to pa on the amateur ·tanding of team candidates and to refer to the prefect of discipline of the university any tudent who fails to adhere to the committee' rules or reg ulations. Father Englum, as chairman of t he committee, ap­ point board members to ub-committees to judge eligi­ bility of athletes and he acts a advi or to the Director of Athletics in schedule-making and in the awarding of monogram . T hrough the f unction of the committee, athletics are coordinated with other !>bases of niversity life in a manner that conform. to the dignity of a Catholic in­ ·titution of learning.

• • . On All Assembly Jobs! FAC LTY COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS Rev. Owen J. Englum, S.J., Chairman Rev. Edward C. McCue, S.J. Eugene R. Mininger Tru- Fit Screw Products, made from the finest quality Frank D. Burke Herbert C. Eisele steel or brass, will speed your assemblies and give trouble-free performance.

Chairman Once you try ' em, you'll olways buy 'em !

PRINTERS OF THE CARROLL NEWS BEST BI-WEEKLY COLLEGE NEWSPAPER IN OHIO SCREW PRODUCTS CORPORfl.TION WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 13000 AT H ENS AVENU E C L E VE LAN 0 7, 0 H I 0

6 7 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH NEW BUILDING

NEW EQUIPMENT

NEW WAYS OF PLEASING YOU WITH YOUR CAR PROBLEMS

CONWAY MOTORS, INC. ERIEVIEW 1-1500 1970 LEE ROAD ERI EVIEW 1-1500 ClEVELAND HEIGHTS, 0 HI 0 JUST NORTH OF CEDAR ROAD

SEE US FOR THE BEST AND EASIEST DEAL YOU EVER MADE

HERBERT C. EISELE Director of Athletics, Head COMPLIMENTS Football Coach, .John Carroll Univer ity. MAKE of Year Won Lost Tied SECURITY 1947 6 3 0 YOUR 1948 7 1 2 GOAL 1949 6 3 0 RAUSCH NUT 1950 2 0 1951 3 6 0 and Total 30 15 2 SAVE WITH

MANUFACTURING SHA K ER SAVINGS Asso oATIO c M ain Office .. 16 80 8 KINSMAN RD. • LO. 1-2))0 ~ Company c B ranch ...... 13109 SHAKER SQ. · WY. 1·686 8 :.._) ~~~ ~

E AC H ACCOUNT INSURED U P TO $ 10,000

9 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH NEW BUILDING

NEW EQUIPMENT

NEW WAYS OF PLEASING YOU WITH YOUR CAR PROBLEMS

CONWAY MOTORS, INC. ERIEVIEW 1-1500 1970 LEE ROAD ERI EVIEW 1-1500 ClEVELAND HEIGHTS, 0 HI 0 JUST NORTH OF CEDAR ROAD

SEE US FOR THE BEST AND EASIEST DEAL YOU EVER MADE

HERBERT C. EISELE Director of Athletics, Head COMPLIMENTS Football Coach, .John Carroll Univer ity. MAKE of Year Won Lost Tied SECURITY 1947 6 3 0 YOUR 1948 7 1 2 GOAL 1949 6 3 0 RAUSCH NUT 1950 2 0 1951 3 6 0 and Total 30 15 2 SAVE WITH

MANUFACTURING SHA K ER SAVINGS Asso oATIO c M ain Office .. 16 80 8 KINSMAN RD. • LO. 1-2))0 ~ Company c B ranch ...... 13109 SHAKER SQ. · WY. 1·686 8 :.._) ~~~ ~

E AC H ACCOUNT INSURED U P TO $ 10,000

9 CARROLL BLUE STREAKS ..• ASSISTANT COACHES

I have always felt th r 1 ~ on pJa e in whi h the nation and the indi idnal can afford to b extravagant, and that is in education. Whatever the co t of education may be, 1t can never be as great a the co t of ignorance. Th stability of th United State , econon1ically and politically, 1 depend nt on an educated citizen hip not only in theory but in L ct. JJ'I" illiam Fe"ther.

The William Feather Company l• RANK G. BELANICH DAN N. MORMILE Printers • Publishers • Photo-engravers Line Coach Backfield Coach 812 Huron Road • Cleveland 15, Ohio Frank G. "Bill" Belanich, line coach, has been Dan N. Mormile, backfield coach, began his playing with or assisting Herb Eisele since hi football career at Cleveland's Holy Name High early playing days at Cathedral Latin. He School. He entered Carroll in 1934 and before entered the Univer ity of Dayton in 1923 and long had established himself as one of the Blue and Gold's all-time greats on the gridiron and for John Carroll Universit y went on to become one of the Flyers' all-time f/)'tUe(elt4 hardwood. He returned to Holy Name after and many oth e r org anization s and great tackles. He turned to J>rofessional foot­ graduation as assistant to Joe Gavin, now head ball after his graduation in 1927, playing with coach at Dayton, and in 194 7 took over the head institution which are making notahlt' con­ the Dayton Triangles for the next three years. coaching duties when Gavin joined the college tribution to the communit y. He returned to Dayton as a coach in 192 , but ranks. His 194 7 team snapped Cathedral Latin's left football in 1932 to enter private business. 36-game winning streak with a 7-0 upset vic­ In 1943 he signed a assistant to Eisele at tory. In 1948, Mormile signed as Carroll back­ Cathedral Latin, and moved to the Carroll field coach and he has been the guiding light campus in 1947, when Herb took over the head for Blue S'treak back for the pa t four coaching rein . easons.

ll 10 CARROLL BLUE STREAKS ..• ASSISTANT COACHES

I have always felt th r 1 ~ on pJa e in whi h the nation and the indi idnal can afford to b extravagant, and that is in education. Whatever the co t of education may be, 1t can never be as great a the co t of ignorance. Th stability of th United State , econon1ically and politically, 1 depend nt on an educated citizen hip not only in theory but in L ct. JJ'I" illiam Fe"ther.

The William Feather Company l• RANK G. BELANICH DAN N. MORMILE Printers • Publishers • Photo-engravers Line Coach Backfield Coach 812 Huron Road • Cleveland 15, Ohio Frank G. "Bill" Belanich, line coach, has been Dan N. Mormile, backfield coach, began his playing with or assisting Herb Eisele since hi football career at Cleveland's Holy Name High early playing days at Cathedral Latin. He School. He entered Carroll in 1934 and before entered the Univer ity of Dayton in 1923 and long had established himself as one of the Blue and Gold's all-time greats on the gridiron and for John Carroll Universit y went on to become one of the Flyers' all-time f/)'tUe(elt4 hardwood. He returned to Holy Name after and many oth e r org anization s and great tackles. He turned to J>rofessional foot­ graduation as assistant to Joe Gavin, now head ball after his graduation in 1927, playing with coach at Dayton, and in 194 7 took over the head institution which are making notahlt' con­ the Dayton Triangles for the next three years. coaching duties when Gavin joined the college tribution to the communit y. He returned to Dayton as a coach in 192 , but ranks. His 194 7 team snapped Cathedral Latin's left football in 1932 to enter private business. 36-game winning streak with a 7-0 upset vic­ In 1943 he signed a assistant to Eisele at tory. In 1948, Mormile signed as Carroll back­ Cathedral Latin, and moved to the Carroll field coach and he has been the guiding light campus in 1947, when Herb took over the head for Blue S'treak back for the pa t four coaching rein . easons.

ll 10 CARROLL BLUE STREAKS ••• FOOTBALL STAFF 2341 East 22nd St. MAin 1-3680 GOOD COAL

In Every Price Range Selected Grades For All Types of Heating Units The •

Stoker Fuels Our Specialty! • Gorman- CITY ICE & FUEL Division CITY PRODUCTS Lavelle CORPORATION ENdicott 1-3000

Plumbing & Heating Co. Carroll's Huskies I Drink ... CLEVELAND, O HIO HORTEN'S Pure Milk STEPHEN L. POLACHEK RICHARD A. ILIANO CONTRACTORS Fre hman oach Trainer Stephen L. Polachek, fre hman coach, re-joins Richard A. Iliano, trainer, while never in t he A Q ua lity Product the Carroll coaching staff after a year's absence. spotlight when the Blue Streaks take to t he For The A former Blue Streak tar, he firs t hit the gridiron, i , neverthele , always on hand to Enl ire Family local collegiate grid potlig ht in 1939 when his ee that his boy are in top physical condition. To En joy touchdown pa · again t We tern Re erve gave No bump or brui e, however ma ll, e cape t he the Streak a 6-0 victor y and their first Big eye of Dick, and to him goe a large mea ure of Four title. After a fi ve-year hitch in the army, Plumbing Heating • credit for the excellence of Carroll team . A he erved a an assi tant at Holy Name High graduate of Baldwin-Wallace, where he won one School. In 1950 he became the Streaks' fresh­ HORTEN DAIRY CO. man coach, then took a leave of absence Ia t monogram in football, Dick hold a bachelor's Ventilating A ir Conditioning year ince fres hmen were eligible for varsity degree in physical education and a rna ter's Phone: MElrose 1-1080 - 1-1081 competition. degree in body mechanic . Your Order Will Be Give n Promp! A!tention

12 13 CARROLL BLUE STREAKS ••• FOOTBALL STAFF 2341 East 22nd St. MAin 1-3680 GOOD COAL

In Every Price Range Selected Grades For All Types of Heating Units The •

Stoker Fuels Our Specialty! • Gorman- CITY ICE & FUEL Division CITY PRODUCTS Lavelle CORPORATION ENdicott 1-3000

Plumbing & Heating Co. Carroll's Huskies I Drink ... CLEVELAND, O HIO HORTEN'S Pure Milk STEPHEN L. POLACHEK RICHARD A. ILIANO CONTRACTORS Fre hman oach Trainer Stephen L. Polachek, fre hman coach, re-joins Richard A. Iliano, trainer, while never in t he A Q ua lity Product the Carroll coaching staff after a year's absence. spotlight when the Blue Streaks take to t he For The A former Blue Streak tar, he firs t hit the gridiron, i , neverthele , always on hand to Enl ire Family local collegiate grid potlig ht in 1939 when his ee that his boy are in top physical condition. To En joy touchdown pa · again t We tern Re erve gave No bump or brui e, however ma ll, e cape t he the Streak a 6-0 victor y and their first Big eye of Dick, and to him goe a large mea ure of Four title. After a fi ve-year hitch in the army, Plumbing Heating • credit for the excellence of Carroll team . A he erved a an assi tant at Holy Name High graduate of Baldwin-Wallace, where he won one School. In 1950 he became the Streaks' fresh­ HORTEN DAIRY CO. man coach, then took a leave of absence Ia t monogram in football, Dick hold a bachelor's Ventilating A ir Conditioning year ince fres hmen were eligible for varsity degree in physical education and a rna ter's Phone: MElrose 1-1080 - 1-1081 competition. degree in body mechanic . Your Order Will Be Give n Promp! A!tention

12 13 THIS I JOHN CA RROLL .. . A private institution serving the nat ion and the community by develop­ ing in the individual hi moral, intellectual, and so­ cial faculties. Thus the community is provided with men of sound judgment, acute intellect, and upright and manly conscience ... This educational alchemy means for the student uch things as cla e , ocie­ ties, ROTC campus queens, athletic , the Beaudry Shrine, parades, blood donor drives, the Friday Mass. The Faculty animate the whole organi c struc­ ture of the educational proce s through t udy, re­ search, teaching, and piritual guidance .. . The Alumni find in all the e activities ch erished memories which encourage them in li ving as t hey have learned at John Carroll-in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural light of the example and teaching of Christ ... And thu , nation and community reap the harvest of John Carroll's diver ified activities : graduates, mor ally oriented, who are steeped in ·western Culture, versed both in fact and in sound theory, the staunchest de­ fender in the world of Christian humanism and democracy.

This space was sponsored by the Schirmer-Petersen Com­ pany in the interest of University expansion. THIS I JOHN CA RROLL .. . A private institution serving the nat ion and the community by develop­ ing in the individual hi moral, intellectual, and so­ cial faculties. Thus the community is provided with men of sound judgment, acute intellect, and upright and manly conscience ... This educational alchemy means for the student uch things as cla e , ocie­ ties, ROTC campus queens, athletic , the Beaudry Shrine, parades, blood donor drives, the Friday Mass. The Faculty animate the whole organi c struc­ ture of the educational proce s through t udy, re­ search, teaching, and piritual guidance .. . The Alumni find in all the e activities ch erished memories which encourage them in li ving as t hey have learned at John Carroll-in accordance with right reason illumined by the supernatural light of the example and teaching of Christ ... And thu , nation and community reap the harvest of John Carroll's diver ified activities : graduates, mor ally oriented, who are steeped in ·western Culture, versed both in fact and in sound theory, the staunchest de­ fender in the world of Christian humanism and democracy.

This space was sponsored by the Schirmer-Petersen Com­ pany in the interest of University expansion. KEEPING OUR STREAKS I SHAPE

COMING! Football Banquet. • •

The annual John arroll niver ity football banquet, pon ored by the John Carroll Alumni A soci­ ation, will be held Thursday, November 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the Hollen den Hotel.

This traditional affair, which honor the niversity' gridiron representative O(Jen to all alumni, their wive , fathers and mothers of the player , and boo ter of the team.

This year we are extremely fortunate to have as principal peaker the durable T-quarterback of the Cleveland Browns, Otto Graham. Graham is reported to be a capable behind the ro t.rum a he is behind the forward wall of the Brownie .

A capacity crowd at the Hollenden will plainly how to Herb Ei ele, hi a si tants, and the Blue treaks, that we appreciate their efforts to bring honor and glory to Carroll.

Tickets for the dinner, which features a menu of turkey with all the trimmin g , are $5.00 per person. DOM FESTA AND .JAY CLARK Manager Table reservations may be had by calling the Alumni Office at YE 2-3800. Clean socks and uniform , replacing a los t arise whenever the team travels to meet an op­ cleat, getting equipment ready for the big game ponent. -all of these ta k are ju t a mall part of the job done by Managers Dom Festa and Jay Clark. Festa i ·a native of Elmsford, N.Y., and Clark In addition to keeping the Blue Streaks neat and hails from Wheeling, W. Va. Both boys are clean, they al o handle the countless detail that juniors. ~~IN ALL PARTS OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY

WE'RE FOR YOU, Stua~! THE '52 team-4S men representin g 1600- We feel that they qualify a something extra . pecia l at Carroll. The individuals a nd bus ine · · firm li s ted below also •·ate as something extr a pecial at Carroll for the continued . upport they have g iven. While a nam e on a page can be a cold impersonal thing, we' re ure that those helped by the scholarships our patrons have made pos ible offer a more Ia t ing te. t imonial. Clad to have you aboard-and t hank ·. ZEHMAN-WOLF CONSTRUCTION CO. i\lr. E. J . Bartunek :\1i. Jo ephine Gras ·elli Or. Frank J. O'Dea RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Honorable Prance. P. Holton )lr. George George Ohio Art .'llaterials ompany Br own Brothers Coal Company Mr. Guerdon .·. Bolden Quiggin and Son, Inc. Reliable ~·tee l Plate Company Anthony Carlin Co. Kaplan Trucldng Com11any Roberts ofT ee ompany FA. 1-5163 ' edar Taylor Gara ge Or. A. J . 1\mieck 1-1. H. Serrer and Son 13484 Cedar Road Cleveland Service Rnreau Dr. P. J . 1 mieck Standard Drug ompany Or. William Creadon Kurtz Drug Com)lany Standard Steel Company University Heights 18, Ohio Donley Brothers Company Lakeside Steel Improvement Co. Or. F. G. Stovicek Mr. John :i\1. Dunn .'llod er n 'Tool and Die Compan)' Sunrise Printing Company .'\Jr. John A. Frewen :\'ook and 0 ':\'eill, lnc. Dr. Che ter S. Szub ki

16 17 KEEPING OUR STREAKS I SHAPE

COMING! Football Banquet. • •

The annual John arroll niver ity football banquet, pon ored by the John Carroll Alumni A soci­ ation, will be held Thursday, November 20, at 7:00 p.m. in the Hollen den Hotel.

This traditional affair, which honor the niversity' gridiron representative O(Jen to all alumni, their wive , fathers and mothers of the player , and boo ter of the team.

This year we are extremely fortunate to have as principal peaker the durable T-quarterback of the Cleveland Browns, Otto Graham. Graham is reported to be a capable behind the ro t.rum a he is behind the forward wall of the Brownie .

A capacity crowd at the Hollenden will plainly how to Herb Ei ele, hi a si tants, and the Blue treaks, that we appreciate their efforts to bring honor and glory to Carroll.

Tickets for the dinner, which features a menu of turkey with all the trimmin g , are $5.00 per person. DOM FESTA AND .JAY CLARK Manager Table reservations may be had by calling the Alumni Office at YE 2-3800. Clean socks and uniform , replacing a los t arise whenever the team travels to meet an op­ cleat, getting equipment ready for the big game ponent. -all of these ta k are ju t a mall part of the job done by Managers Dom Festa and Jay Clark. Festa i ·a native of Elmsford, N.Y., and Clark In addition to keeping the Blue Streaks neat and hails from Wheeling, W. Va. Both boys are clean, they al o handle the countless detail that juniors. ~~IN ALL PARTS OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY

WE'RE FOR YOU, Stua~! THE '52 team-4S men representin g 1600- We feel that they qualify a something extra . pecia l at Carroll. The individuals a nd bus ine · · firm li s ted below also •·ate as something extr a pecial at Carroll for the continued . upport they have g iven. While a nam e on a page can be a cold impersonal thing, we' re ure that those helped by the scholarships our patrons have made pos ible offer a more Ia t ing te. t imonial. Clad to have you aboard-and t hank ·. ZEHMAN-WOLF CONSTRUCTION CO. i\lr. E. J . Bartunek :\1i. Jo ephine Gras ·elli Or. Frank J. O'Dea RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Honorable Prance. P. Holton )lr. George George Ohio Art .'llaterials ompany Br own Brothers Coal Company Mr. Guerdon .·. Bolden Quiggin and Son, Inc. Reliable ~·tee l Plate Company Anthony Carlin Co. Kaplan Trucldng Com11any Roberts ofT ee ompany FA. 1-5163 ' edar Taylor Gara ge Or. A. J . 1\mieck 1-1. H. Serrer and Son 13484 Cedar Road Cleveland Service Rnreau Dr. P. J . 1 mieck Standard Drug ompany Or. William Creadon Kurtz Drug Com)lany Standard Steel Company University Heights 18, Ohio Donley Brothers Company Lakeside Steel Improvement Co. Or. F. G. Stovicek Mr. John :i\1. Dunn .'llod er n 'Tool and Die Compan)' Sunrise Printing Company .'\Jr. John A. Frewen :\'ook and 0 ':\'eill, lnc. Dr. Che ter S. Szub ki

16 17 Here's an All-American Team that's never been beaten for value!

GEORGE MURRAY, Linebacker One of the bright pots of the John Carroll-Dayton game wa the defensive play of George Murray. Voted Streak of the week after the Dayton game, George i · from St. Igna­ tius High School in Cleveland. Murry is a 21 year old, 190 lb. Senior and is after hi second monogram.

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18 19 Here's an All-American Team that's never been beaten for value!

GEORGE MURRAY, Linebacker One of the bright pots of the John Carroll-Dayton game wa the defensive play of George Murray. Voted Streak of the week after the Dayton game, George i · from St. Igna­ tius High School in Cleveland. Murry is a 21 year old, 190 lb. Senior and is after hi second monogram.

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November 1 , 1952 "LOU" SULZER, CLASS OF 1940 Dear Friend of the Blue Streaks: The Carroll Cavaliers, a group of alumni, friends of Carroll who are not THE JUDSON COMPANY alumni, and fathers of Carroll students, recently have been organized at • the University "to further the education of John Carroll students through expansion of his spiritual, mental , and physical development through an athletic program a s outlined by the University Adm inistration" . PRINTERS We Cavaliers , in line with the official policy of JCU authorities , feel PERKINS STEEL COMPANY that an intercollegiate football and basketball program is a vital and es­ s ential part of the full education. not only of the athletes themselves, but also of the whole student body. Athletic competition is inborn i n the 4410 PERKINS AVENUE UT. 1-3030 American youth ; thru it a school like John Car roll can, and shoul d, teach her men to put into practice the principles of life whi ch she teaches in the classroom, in the confessional, from the pulpit. Intercollegiate ath­ letics are a challenge to the Carroll athlete and students to live up to CLEVELAND, OHIO those principles in victory and in defeat . They offer to every Carroll 1009 Rockwell CHerry 1-5320 man an opportunity to put loyalty above selfishness, principle above tempo­ ral gain, initiative above laziness, devotion to a "C ause" above self­ interest. Intercollegiate athletes at Carroll , unmarred by the scandals and commercialism recently uncovered in so many schools throughout the nation, can be- and has been- an asset to the aims of Catholic education. Membership in the Cavaliers is open to anyone genuinely interested in re­ taining intercollegiate athletics at John Carroll. Appl ication blanks for such membership may be had by wr iting "The Carroll Cavaliers, John Carroll University, Univers ity Heights 18 , Ohio" , or by attending the Cavalier luncheon held each Wedne sday during the foo tball s eason , (monthly during the basketball season ) , at the Hollenden Hotel from 12:15 till 1 :30. If you are interested in Blue Streak athletics, you are most cordially i nvited to become one of us. Annual membership dues are $5.00. The following men are currently holding office i n the Cavaliers: Alfred Burens , president; Alfred Bue scher, vice-president; Dion Mannen, secretary ; Carl Weber , treasurer ; Edward Smith, George Murray, John Rice, Dennis Lyn ch, No matter what your investment James T. Malaney, George Sweeney , Robert Slife, Milton Sherwood, John C. Wa s mer , Sr., John Zoller, Thomas Kilbane , and Ted Wal ters, trustees. program is, it's wise to keep a cash reserve for unexpected emergencies Yours sincerely for intercollegiate athletics at Carroll and a bright a nd or opportunities. And the ideal place prosperous future for the Cavaliers , for this cash reserve is in a savings account at Society for Savings-where ~~~~r n it's always safe, always ready and Ra.y: ond L . ~ oon e.y,. S•. J . ( ' / always earning dividends. F ul ty Moderat or, Car roll Cava liers

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November 1 , 1952 "LOU" SULZER, CLASS OF 1940 Dear Friend of the Blue Streaks: The Carroll Cavaliers, a group of alumni, friends of Carroll who are not THE JUDSON COMPANY alumni, and fathers of Carroll students, recently have been organized at • the University "to further the education of John Carroll students through expansion of his spiritual, mental , and physical development through an athletic program a s outlined by the University Adm inistration" . PRINTERS We Cavaliers , in line with the official policy of JCU authorities , feel PERKINS STEEL COMPANY that an intercollegiate football and basketball program is a vital and es­ s ential part of the full education. not only of the athletes themselves, but also of the whole student body. Athletic competition is inborn i n the 4410 PERKINS AVENUE UT. 1-3030 American youth ; thru it a school like John Car roll can, and shoul d, teach her men to put into practice the principles of life whi ch she teaches in the classroom, in the confessional, from the pulpit. Intercollegiate ath­ letics are a challenge to the Carroll athlete and students to live up to CLEVELAND, OHIO those principles in victory and in defeat . They offer to every Carroll 1009 Rockwell CHerry 1-5320 man an opportunity to put loyalty above selfishness, principle above tempo­ ral gain, initiative above laziness, devotion to a "C ause" above self­ interest. Intercollegiate athletes at Carroll , unmarred by the scandals and commercialism recently uncovered in so many schools throughout the nation, can be- and has been- an asset to the aims of Catholic education. Membership in the Cavaliers is open to anyone genuinely interested in re­ taining intercollegiate athletics at John Carroll. Appl ication blanks for such membership may be had by wr iting "The Carroll Cavaliers, John Carroll University, Univers ity Heights 18 , Ohio" , or by attending the Cavalier luncheon held each Wedne sday during the foo tball s eason , (monthly during the basketball season ) , at the Hollenden Hotel from 12:15 till 1 :30. If you are interested in Blue Streak athletics, you are most cordially i nvited to become one of us. Annual membership dues are $5.00. The following men are currently holding office i n the Cavaliers: Alfred Burens , president; Alfred Bue scher, vice-president; Dion Mannen, secretary ; Carl Weber , treasurer ; Edward Smith, George Murray, John Rice, Dennis Lyn ch, No matter what your investment James T. Malaney, George Sweeney , Robert Slife, Milton Sherwood, John C. Wa s mer , Sr., John Zoller, Thomas Kilbane , and Ted Wal ters, trustees. program is, it's wise to keep a cash reserve for unexpected emergencies Yours sincerely for intercollegiate athletics at Carroll and a bright a nd or opportunities. And the ideal place prosperous future for the Cavaliers , for this cash reserve is in a savings account at Society for Savings-where ~~~~r n it's always safe, always ready and Ra.y: ond L . ~ oon e.y,. S•. J . ( ' / always earning dividends. F ul ty Moderat or, Car roll Cava liers

~OtittJ] ror ~ltl1iU!JfJ I IN lHE C I T Y OF C LEV EL A N D I Founded 1849 I

21 20 IN T HE GAME OF LIFE Compliments of Your ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE ERHARDT FURNITURE CO. Success comes sooner and easier when cash Ln County Officials Life Home Car Business Furniture Rugs a savings account is on hand in the p inches. Vote for these excellent officials Appliances Student Group Plans Savings accounts at W omen's Federal earn the John F. Curry Joseph M. Sweeney FO R THE BEST VALUES Henry W. Speeth (County Sh&riff) o IN current rate of 2 \12 w ith afety insured to 10,000. (Co unty Comm issio ne r.) leslie R. Monroe RUGS - FURNITURE - APPLI ANCES (County Tre a surer) Fronk T. Cull ito n Albert S. Porter Come in a nd See (County Prose

JOHN CARROLL SQUAD ROSTER JOHN CARROLL SQUAD ROSTER No. Player Pos. Class Age Weight Height High School Hometown No. Player Class Age Weight Height High School Hometown cr_f_ 54 *Milstein, AI $ "L- E Soph. 19 195 6 1 3 11 Glenville Cleveland, 0 . p:: 11 1 18 *Amato, Joe Jun. 21 175 5 10 Cleveland Heights Van Nuys, Calif. 19 *Monaco, Joe ..3 l- HB Jun. 21 180 5 1 10 11 Crane Tech Chicago, Ill. 5 1 9 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 12 *Brubeck, Paul 2... 'Z. FB Soph. 19 185 32 *Murray, George ? (.) G Sen. 21 190 51 10 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 24 *Byrne, John ? G Soph. 19 195 6 1 1 11 Gonzaga High Washington, D. C. 43 *Pinheiro, AI / ~_.., T Jun. 21 225 6 1 1 11 Newark East Newark, N. J. 56 *Colonna, Tony / £' G Jun. 22 210 6 1 1 11 East Orange High East Orange, N. J. 22 Poplar, Ed T So ph 23 185 5 1 10 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 41 Donatucci, Jerry..? o E Sop h. 19 180 6 ' Cathedral Prep Erie, Pa. 20 *Porter, Jim V QB Sen. 20 190 51 11 II St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 28 *Doverspike, Dan.2 '-/ E Sen. 21 190 5 1 10 11 St. Vincent (Pa.) Pittsburgh, Pa. 31 Radel, Robert T Soph. 19 210 6 1 1 11 Benedictine Cl eveland, 0 . 47 Dvorak, Dave L.. 'i E Sen. 21 205 6 1 3 11 John Adams Cleveland, 0. 30 *Rapier, Foster E Jun. 21 205 6 1 1 11 Holy Trinity Bloomington, Ill . 51 *Fabian, John I 1 T Jun. 20 235 6 1 2 11 St. Leo High Chicago, Ill. 0 39 Reilly, Bob 2..- G So ph. 20 200 6' Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 45 Fagan, Joe .? ~ T Jun. 21 235 6 1 2 11 Caledonia High Caledonia, N. Y. 1 11 48 *Ferrante, Tony.-2. 3 QB Sen. 22 185 5 1 8 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0. 25 *Schmidt, Paul 'f FB Sen. 20 160 5 8 St. Ignatius Chicago, Ill. 55 *Fratoe, Joe 17 T Sen. 20 250 6 1 5 11 Cleveland Heights Cleveland, 0. 53 *Sherman, Russ 1 :2., T Jun. 20 230 6 1 3 11 Elyria. High El y ria, 0 . 23 Ghirla, Pete 2 0 QB Soph. 18 175 5 1 11 11 Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0. 52 *Siogar, Ray G Sen. 23 210 6' Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 49 Hoffert, Tom I P G So ph. 19 180 5 1 9 11 Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 35 *Swanson, Bill S 2- C Sen. 20 210 6 1 1 11 St. Ignatius Chicago, Ill. 14 Hoffman, Rich 1 "l.-. HB Sop h. 20 175 6' Holy Trinity Bloomington, Ill. 38 Sweeney, George / f T Soph. 19 200 6 1 2 11 Campion (Wis.) Cleveland, 0. 40 Jerman, Lou ~ HB Soph. 19 170 5 1 1011 St. Ignatius Orrville, 0 . 34 Walker, Die 7 c Sop h. 19 190 6 1 1 11 East High Cleveland, 0 . 15 *Kaminski, Ron$ '2- HB Sen. 21 180 5 1 11 11 11 Central Cath. Toledo, 0. so •Weber, Jerr 2.-- G Sen. 21 215 6 1 2 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 13 Kedzior, Tony / ~" QB Soph. 19 175 5 1 11 11 Loyola High Baltimore, Md. 10 *Zebkar, Jack ~ FB Sop h. 22 175 5 1 9 11 East High Cleveland, 0 . 21 Martin, John I C, QB Sop h. 19 170 51 10 11 DeLaSalle Chicago, Ill. 26 *Ziccardi, Joe HB Jun. 21 185 5 1 11 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 17 McKeever, George 2 1 FB Soph. 19 180 5 1 10 11 Loyola High Baltimore, Md. 16 *Zoller, Dick T Sen. 21 205 6' Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 27 McMillan, Chuck Ej> Jun. 20 175 6 1 3 11 East Tech Cleveland, 0. * Denotes Lettermen. *Denotes Lettermen. SAVE C 0 Y N E ' S invites you to visit THE HI DE AWAY The East Side's Most Popular Cocktail Lounge AND EARN Ribs and Chicken A Specialty WARRENSVI LLE AT VAN AKEN Accounts insured to $10,000. Put your money to work now, eorning a worthwhile return. Start with any amount. CURRENT RATE LOU MELISKA PONTIAC, Inc. For The Best D eal I n T own See 2~% 6603 BROOKPARK ROAD CLEVELAND 9, OHIO REGAL NASH THE SOUTH EUCLID SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Cleveland's Oldest Nash Dealer 4461 Mayfield Rd. EV. 1-0460 LOU MELISKA Telephone ONtario 1-5060 8415 BROADWAY SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO

22 23 IN T HE GAME OF LIFE Compliments of Your ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE ERHARDT FURNITURE CO. Success comes sooner and easier when cash Ln County Officials Life Home Car Business Furniture Rugs a savings account is on hand in the p inches. Vote for these excellent officials Appliances Student Group Plans Savings accounts at W omen's Federal earn the John F. Curry Joseph M. Sweeney FO R THE BEST VALUES Henry W. Speeth (County Sh&riff) o IN current rate of 2 \12 w ith afety insured to 10,000. (Co unty Comm issio ne r.) leslie R. Monroe RUGS - FURNITURE - APPLI ANCES (County Tre a surer) Fronk T. Cull ito n Albert S. Porter Come in a nd See (County Prose

JOHN CARROLL SQUAD ROSTER JOHN CARROLL SQUAD ROSTER No. Player Pos. Class Age Weight Height High School Hometown No. Player Class Age Weight Height High School Hometown cr_f_ 54 *Milstein, AI $ "L- E Soph. 19 195 6 1 3 11 Glenville Cleveland, 0 . p:: 11 1 18 *Amato, Joe Jun. 21 175 5 10 Cleveland Heights Van Nuys, Calif. 19 *Monaco, Joe ..3 l- HB Jun. 21 180 5 1 10 11 Crane Tech Chicago, Ill. 5 1 9 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 12 *Brubeck, Paul 2... 'Z. FB Soph. 19 185 32 *Murray, George ? (.) G Sen. 21 190 51 10 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 24 *Byrne, John ? G Soph. 19 195 6 1 1 11 Gonzaga High Washington, D. C. 43 *Pinheiro, AI / ~_.., T Jun. 21 225 6 1 1 11 Newark East Newark, N. J. 56 *Colonna, Tony / £' G Jun. 22 210 6 1 1 11 East Orange High East Orange, N. J. 22 Poplar, Ed T So ph 23 185 5 1 10 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 41 Donatucci, Jerry..? o E Sop h. 19 180 6 ' Cathedral Prep Erie, Pa. 20 *Porter, Jim V QB Sen. 20 190 51 11 II St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 28 *Doverspike, Dan.2 '-/ E Sen. 21 190 5 1 10 11 St. Vincent (Pa.) Pittsburgh, Pa. 31 Radel, Robert T Soph. 19 210 6 1 1 11 Benedictine Cl eveland, 0 . 47 Dvorak, Dave L.. 'i E Sen. 21 205 6 1 3 11 John Adams Cleveland, 0. 30 *Rapier, Foster E Jun. 21 205 6 1 1 11 Holy Trinity Bloomington, Ill . 51 *Fabian, John I 1 T Jun. 20 235 6 1 2 11 St. Leo High Chicago, Ill. 0 39 Reilly, Bob 2..- G So ph. 20 200 6' Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 45 Fagan, Joe .? ~ T Jun. 21 235 6 1 2 11 Caledonia High Caledonia, N. Y. 1 11 48 *Ferrante, Tony.-2. 3 QB Sen. 22 185 5 1 8 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0. 25 *Schmidt, Paul 'f FB Sen. 20 160 5 8 St. Ignatius Chicago, Ill. 55 *Fratoe, Joe 17 T Sen. 20 250 6 1 5 11 Cleveland Heights Cleveland, 0. 53 *Sherman, Russ 1 :2., T Jun. 20 230 6 1 3 11 Elyria. High El y ria, 0 . 23 Ghirla, Pete 2 0 QB Soph. 18 175 5 1 11 11 Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0. 52 *Siogar, Ray G Sen. 23 210 6' Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 49 Hoffert, Tom I P G So ph. 19 180 5 1 9 11 Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 35 *Swanson, Bill S 2- C Sen. 20 210 6 1 1 11 St. Ignatius Chicago, Ill. 14 Hoffman, Rich 1 "l.-. HB Sop h. 20 175 6' Holy Trinity Bloomington, Ill. 38 Sweeney, George / f T Soph. 19 200 6 1 2 11 Campion (Wis.) Cleveland, 0. 40 Jerman, Lou ~ HB Soph. 19 170 5 1 1011 St. Ignatius Orrville, 0 . 34 Walker, Die 7 c Sop h. 19 190 6 1 1 11 East High Cleveland, 0 . 15 *Kaminski, Ron$ '2- HB Sen. 21 180 5 1 11 11 11 Central Cath. Toledo, 0. so •Weber, Jerr 2.-- G Sen. 21 215 6 1 2 11 St. Ignatius Cleveland, 0 . 13 Kedzior, Tony / ~" QB Soph. 19 175 5 1 11 11 Loyola High Baltimore, Md. 10 *Zebkar, Jack ~ FB Sop h. 22 175 5 1 9 11 East High Cleveland, 0 . 21 Martin, John I C, QB Sop h. 19 170 51 10 11 DeLaSalle Chicago, Ill. 26 *Ziccardi, Joe HB Jun. 21 185 5 1 11 11 Holy Name Cleveland, 0 . 17 McKeever, George 2 1 FB Soph. 19 180 5 1 10 11 Loyola High Baltimore, Md. 16 *Zoller, Dick T Sen. 21 205 6' Cathedral Latin Cleveland, 0 . 27 McMillan, Chuck Ej> Jun. 20 175 6 1 3 11 East Tech Cleveland, 0. * Denotes Lettermen. *Denotes Lettermen. SAVE C 0 Y N E ' S invites you to visit THE HI DE AWAY The East Side's Most Popular Cocktail Lounge AND EARN Ribs and Chicken A Specialty WARRENSVI LLE AT VAN AKEN Accounts insured to $10,000. Put your money to work now, eorning a worthwhile return. Start with any amount. CURRENT RATE LOU MELISKA PONTIAC, Inc. For The Best D eal I n T own See 2~% 6603 BROOKPARK ROAD CLEVELAND 9, OHIO REGAL NASH THE SOUTH EUCLID SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Cleveland's Oldest Nash Dealer 4461 Mayfield Rd. EV. 1-0460 LOU MELISKA Telephone ONtario 1-5060 8415 BROADWAY SOUTH EUCLID, OHIO

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XAVIER SQUAD ROSTER XAVIER SQUAD ROSTER Class No Player Pos. Height Weight · Age No. Player Pas. Height Weight Age Class 6 1 1n 226 23 Junior 20 Baele, John T 31 Judd, Bob LHB 5 1 10 11 177 20 Junior 1 20 Senior 63 Bleh, Bob G 6 1n 196 35 Kirkhoff, Chuck E 6 1 0 11 184 19 Sophomore 1 20 Sophomore 34 Byrne, Jack RHB 5 9 n 183 26 Knoll, Leo G 5 I 11 11 194 19 Junior 1 Sophomore 23 Clark, Tom RHB 5 9 n 168 20 40 Krigbaum, Kevin G 5 1 8 11 188 21 Senior 1 Sophomore 1 61 Conaton, Mike T 6 1n 218 19 30 Krueger, Bob FB 6 O" 191 21 Sophomore 1 Sophomore 29 Kuntz, Elmer 1 11 25 DeCorps, Dick FB 6 0 n 194 19 G 5 10 196 20 Junior 1 Junior 37 Lichtenberg, Bob G 6 1 0 11 197 19 Sophomore 20 Degaro, Joe QB 6 0 n 179 21 1 11 I Senior 57 Loughran, Neal c 6 4 200 19 Sophomore 45 Dowd, Jack E 5 11 n 191 20 24 Magliano, Lou 1 11 1 Senior FB 5 9 179 19 Sophomore 28 Fellerhoff, Frank E 6 1n 181 20 27 Massa, Jim C-T 6 1 2 11 211 20 Sophomore E 6 1 2 n 183 19 Sophomore 59 FitzWilliam, Jack 33 Milostan, Frank (C) RHB 6 1 0 n 187 24 Senior 5 I 11 n 185 23 Junior 42 Franks, Dave E 64 Motz, Buck FB-HB 6 1 4 n 212 23 Junior 5 1 9n 171 19 Sophomore 48 Frey, Lenny LHB 50 Niehaus, Jim E 6 1 2 11 ·192 20 Sophomore 5 1 10n 183 19 Sophomore 21 Grace, Dick QB 56 Nye, Ben T 6 1 2 11 207 18 Sophomore 68 Hauser, Artie T 6 1 on 238 23 Junior 46 Powers, Tom G 6 ' o n 194 20 Junior 49 Heimkreiter, Fred FB 6 1 2n 206 22 Junior 47 Poynter, Jim PK 5 ' 11n 170 20 Junior 32 Hogan, Dick c 6 1 1 11 192 21 Senior 52 Russell, Joe T 6 1 0 11 205 22 Junior 1 41 Huxel, Dick T 5 I 11 II 207 20 Junior 62 Schramm, Bill T 5 10n 202 21 Senior 1 38 Skole, John (C) 6 1 o n 36 Jaworski, Chuck E 6 1 II 184 21 Junior G-T 209 22 Senior 43 Williams, Ron C-E 6 ' 1 11 192 23 Junior BRUNSWICK'S Compliments of CORSAGES WHERE CARROLL MEN HAVE THE FINEST IN FLOWERS OF UNUSUAL QUALITY SELECTED THEIR FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND DISTINCTION FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS Factory Furniture Company 5500 Chester Ave. 2002 Lorain Ave. 22382 Lakeshore Blvd. Carter Hotel WE SELL TO YOU 10900 Lorain (Westside Sears) 10914 Carnegie Ave. Euclid at Green Road 8501 Carnegie (Eastside Sears) BRoadway 1-7000 4997 Broadway BRUNSWICK'S OPEN DAILY TILL 9:00 P.M. 26 27 BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK to Richman Brothers Have The Values FINE ALL WOOL SUITS

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XAVIER SQUAD ROSTER XAVIER SQUAD ROSTER Class No Player Pos. Height Weight · Age No. Player Pas. Height Weight Age Class 6 1 1n 226 23 Junior 20 Baele, John T 31 Judd, Bob LHB 5 1 10 11 177 20 Junior 1 20 Senior 63 Bleh, Bob G 6 1n 196 35 Kirkhoff, Chuck E 6 1 0 11 184 19 Sophomore 1 20 Sophomore 34 Byrne, Jack RHB 5 9 n 183 26 Knoll, Leo G 5 I 11 11 194 19 Junior 1 Sophomore 23 Clark, Tom RHB 5 9 n 168 20 40 Krigbaum, Kevin G 5 1 8 11 188 21 Senior 1 Sophomore 1 61 Conaton, Mike T 6 1n 218 19 30 Krueger, Bob FB 6 O" 191 21 Sophomore 1 Sophomore 29 Kuntz, Elmer 1 11 25 DeCorps, Dick FB 6 0 n 194 19 G 5 10 196 20 Junior 1 Junior 37 Lichtenberg, Bob G 6 1 0 11 197 19 Sophomore 20 Degaro, Joe QB 6 0 n 179 21 1 11 I Senior 57 Loughran, Neal c 6 4 200 19 Sophomore 45 Dowd, Jack E 5 11 n 191 20 24 Magliano, Lou 1 11 1 Senior FB 5 9 179 19 Sophomore 28 Fellerhoff, Frank E 6 1n 181 20 27 Massa, Jim C-T 6 1 2 11 211 20 Sophomore E 6 1 2 n 183 19 Sophomore 59 FitzWilliam, Jack 33 Milostan, Frank (C) RHB 6 1 0 n 187 24 Senior 5 I 11 n 185 23 Junior 42 Franks, Dave E 64 Motz, Buck FB-HB 6 1 4 n 212 23 Junior 5 1 9n 171 19 Sophomore 48 Frey, Lenny LHB 50 Niehaus, Jim E 6 1 2 11 ·192 20 Sophomore 5 1 10n 183 19 Sophomore 21 Grace, Dick QB 56 Nye, Ben T 6 1 2 11 207 18 Sophomore 68 Hauser, Artie T 6 1 on 238 23 Junior 46 Powers, Tom G 6 ' o n 194 20 Junior 49 Heimkreiter, Fred FB 6 1 2n 206 22 Junior 47 Poynter, Jim PK 5 ' 11n 170 20 Junior 32 Hogan, Dick c 6 1 1 11 192 21 Senior 52 Russell, Joe T 6 1 0 11 205 22 Junior 1 41 Huxel, Dick T 5 I 11 II 207 20 Junior 62 Schramm, Bill T 5 10n 202 21 Senior 1 38 Skole, John (C) 6 1 o n 36 Jaworski, Chuck E 6 1 II 184 21 Junior G-T 209 22 Senior 43 Williams, Ron C-E 6 ' 1 11 192 23 Junior BRUNSWICK'S Compliments of CORSAGES WHERE CARROLL MEN HAVE THE FINEST IN FLOWERS OF UNUSUAL QUALITY SELECTED THEIR FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION AND DISTINCTION FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS Factory Furniture Company 5500 Chester Ave. 2002 Lorain Ave. 22382 Lakeshore Blvd. Carter Hotel WE SELL TO YOU 10900 Lorain (Westside Sears) 10914 Carnegie Ave. Euclid at Green Road 8501 Carnegie (Eastside Sears) BRoadway 1-7000 4997 Broadway BRUNSWICK'S OPEN DAILY TILL 9:00 P.M. 26 27 Xavier College Coach Keep Your Eyes On ...

JOHN SKOLE, G-T Co-Capt.

BOB JUDD, HB FRANK MILOSTAN, HB-E Ed Kluska Co-Capt. Head Football Coach

Publicity and Yearbook Specialists EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY FOR A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON to

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29 2 Xavier College Coach Keep Your Eyes On ...

JOHN SKOLE, G-T Co-Capt.

BOB JUDD, HB FRANK MILOSTAN, HB-E Ed Kluska Co-Capt. Head Football Coach

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29 2 HEINEN ~s Ine. COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS The 16708 Kinsman Rd. AL~IA ?II TER Near lee Road ~! Cleveland Switchboard Son.· of Carroll, gather near her, 2195 South Taylor Rd. Let your joyful anthem ring; Near Cedar Road l. "BL E A D GOLD" Company . 'ound your Mother' pra i e, revere her, 2742 Van Aken Blvd. 'mon Blue H er fair name full proudly in g. C'mon Gold Near Shaker Square Loyal eve•·, brave a nd , C'mon Carroll Let's GO ! Cleveland, Ohio We, the sons of arroll U., SHOP FOR A ll YOUR FOOD NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF Pledge our love to A lma later SAVE MONEY, TIME AND EFFORT 2. "CA RHOLL LO 0 1\IOTIVE" To the Gold and Blue. C-A-R-H-0-L-L QUALITY FINEST AT All TIMES C-A-R-R-0-L-L ( fast) nto noble conque ·ts guiding, C-A-H-R-0-L-L (faster) l

30 31 HEINEN ~s Ine. COMPLETE FOOD MARKETS The 16708 Kinsman Rd. AL~IA ?II TER Near lee Road ~! Cleveland Switchboard Son.· of Carroll, gather near her, 2195 South Taylor Rd. Let your joyful anthem ring; Near Cedar Road l. "BL E A D GOLD" Company . 'ound your Mother' pra i e, revere her, 2742 Van Aken Blvd. 'mon Blue H er fair name full proudly in g. C'mon Gold Near Shaker Square Loyal eve•·, brave a nd true, C'mon Carroll Let's GO ! Cleveland, Ohio We, the sons of arroll U., SHOP FOR A ll YOUR FOOD NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF Pledge our love to A lma later SAVE MONEY, TIME AND EFFORT 2. "CA RHOLL LO 0 1\IOTIVE" To the Gold and Blue. C-A-R-H-0-L-L QUALITY FINEST AT All TIMES C-A-R-R-0-L-L ( fast) nto noble conque ·ts guiding, C-A-H-R-0-L-L (faster) l

30 31 s. s. KUHf-1- c. e~ Best Wishes, Carroll! HOTEL & RESTAURANT SUPPLIES CLEVELAND QUARRIES COMPANY Food Service Equipment 17 40 East 12th Street CHerry 1-8350 for JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

Restaurants, Hotels, Hospitals, RUSS SHERMAN, tackle COMPLIMENTS OF Institutions R S SHERMAN ... he Leo E. Corr - Class of'43 MAin 1-0367 652 Huron Road copped his fir t Jetter as a sophomore Ia t year . . . Cleveland 15, Ohio Office Manager tipping the cale at 230 pounds, he is 20 years old Bedford FORD Company J OHN CARROll UNIVERSITY'S SLUE STREAKS and stand 6'3" . . . aw Our 66th Year high school action while TONY COLONNA, guard BEdford 2-3400 attending Elyria High in 310 Broadway TONY COLONNA ... thi · " Sylvanna Brand" Elyria, 0. 22-year-old Junior from BEDFORD, OHIO East Orange, N.J., will be HILDEBRANDT'S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S SLUE STREAKS gunning for hi econd let­ ter this sea on aw MEAT PRODUCTS Daily Cocktail Television mos tly defen ive action in Hour for the • 1951 and will probably ON SALE AT ALL LEADING ladies MAYFLOWER LOUNGE BAR Open continue in that role this 3:30-4:30 Sundays year. MEAT MARKETS AND Choice Liquors- Wines- Cocktails GROCERIES 13961 CEDAR RD. Near WARRENSVILLE JOHN CARROLL UN I VERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY 'S SLUE STREAKS ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR PACELLI HAll A B C GARAGE FOSTER RAPIER , end HUGH HUNTINGTON ROOFING CORP. FO TER RAPIER .. . a General Auto Repairs rough and tumble defen- Walter C (Buck) Schroeder, Presid ent and General Manager MAURICE MURPHY 8829-33 St. Clair Avenue ive end he won hi fir t. Cleveland 8, Ohio letter Ia t year ... now a Glenville 1-5630 ESTABLISHED 1866 j un ior, h.e weigh 205 Jl OUnd and i 21 year old COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING AND JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S SlUE STREAKS . . . cored one touchd own ASPHALT ROOFING - WATERPROOF ING AND EXTERIOR SHEET las t ea on w h en h e JOE MONACO, halfback METAL WORK - ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOFS OF QUALITY scooped a blocked punt JOE MONACO ... won OUR EXPERT REPAIR DEPT . AT YOUR SERVICE and das hed 36 y ard hi fir t letter a a sopho­ agains t the Quantico Ma­ more last season despite 1816 East 33rd St. PRospect 1-3900 rines. being hampered by a leg JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS injury throughout most of the campaign ... his ''It's FERBERT teJiar defensive halfback Buy your new Chevrolet or a work during spring drill for Fence'' good Used Ca r from Cedar at Warrensville Center 2179 lee Roa!l makes him a good bet for • South Euclid, Ohio Cleveland Heights, Ohio plenty of action this fall. DORNER CHEVROLET JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S SLUE STREAKS .FENCE for COMPANY Every Purpose KRONDEIMS 14115 St . Clair Ave. • MU. 1-7700 FOR FINE FURNITURE Cleveland 10, Ohio 2 Great Stores 4900 Avenue - Cleveland 3, Ohio 2043 East 55 17407 Lorain Ave. FRANK TERCEK, ' 46 JOSEPH T. O' BRIEN, ' 31 HEnderson 1-3225 General Manager Next to Pennsy Depot At Kamm's Corners

32 s. s. KUHf-1- c. e~ Best Wishes, Carroll! HOTEL & RESTAURANT SUPPLIES CLEVELAND QUARRIES COMPANY Food Service Equipment 17 40 East 12th Street CHerry 1-8350 for JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

Restaurants, Hotels, Hospitals, RUSS SHERMAN, tackle COMPLIMENTS OF Institutions R S SHERMAN ... he Leo E. Corr - Class of'43 MAin 1-0367 652 Huron Road copped his fir t Jetter as a sophomore Ia t year . . . Cleveland 15, Ohio Office Manager tipping the cale at 230 pounds, he is 20 years old Bedford FORD Company J OHN CARROll UNIVERSITY'S SLUE STREAKS and stand 6'3" . . . aw Our 66th Year high school action while TONY COLONNA, guard BEdford 2-3400 attending Elyria High in 310 Broadway TONY COLONNA ... thi · " Sylvanna Brand" Elyria, 0. 22-year-old Junior from BEDFORD, OHIO East Orange, N.J., will be HILDEBRANDT'S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S SLUE STREAKS gunning for hi econd let­ ter this sea on aw MEAT PRODUCTS Daily Cocktail Television mos tly defen ive action in Hour for the • 1951 and will probably ON SALE AT ALL LEADING ladies MAYFLOWER LOUNGE BAR Open continue in that role this 3:30-4:30 Sundays year. MEAT MARKETS AND Choice Liquors- Wines- Cocktails GROCERIES 13961 CEDAR RD. Near WARRENSVILLE JOHN CARROLL UN I VERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY 'S SLUE STREAKS ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR PACELLI HAll A B C GARAGE FOSTER RAPIER , end HUGH HUNTINGTON ROOFING CORP. FO TER RAPIER .. . a General Auto Repairs rough and tumble defen- Walter C (Buck) Schroeder, Presid ent and General Manager MAURICE MURPHY 8829-33 St. Clair Avenue ive end he won hi fir t. Cleveland 8, Ohio letter Ia t year ... now a Glenville 1-5630 ESTABLISHED 1866 j un ior, h.e weigh 205 Jl OUnd and i 21 year old COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFING AND JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S SlUE STREAKS . . . cored one touchd own ASPHALT ROOFING - WATERPROOF ING AND EXTERIOR SHEET las t ea on w h en h e JOE MONACO, halfback METAL WORK - ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOFS OF QUALITY scooped a blocked punt JOE MONACO ... won OUR EXPERT REPAIR DEPT . AT YOUR SERVICE and das hed 36 y ard hi fir t letter a a sopho­ agains t the Quantico Ma­ more last season despite 1816 East 33rd St. PRospect 1-3900 rines. being hampered by a leg JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS injury throughout most of the campaign ... his ''It's FERBERT teJiar defensive halfback Buy your new Chevrolet or a work during spring drill for Fence'' good Used Ca r from Cedar at Warrensville Center 2179 lee Roa!l makes him a good bet for • South Euclid, Ohio Cleveland Heights, Ohio plenty of action this fall. DORNER CHEVROLET JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S SLUE STREAKS .FENCE for COMPANY Every Purpose KRONDEIMS 14115 St . Clair Ave. • MU. 1-7700 FOR FINE FURNITURE Cleveland 10, Ohio 2 Great Stores 4900 Lexington Avenue - Cleveland 3, Ohio 2043 East 55 17407 Lorain Ave. FRANK TERCEK, ' 46 JOSEPH T. O' BRIEN, ' 31 HEnderson 1-3225 General Manager Next to Pennsy Depot At Kamm's Corners

32 JOHN CARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S IHUE STREAICS JOHN CARR Oll U NIVERS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS CH UCK MCMILLAN, end LUMBER DICK WALKER, center H CK MCMILLAN . the treak ·' top offen ive Industrial Construction aw end t hreat t hi year, he mo tly defen i e action a, HALE-ZUPAN, Inc. caught 6 pa e for 102 "Serving Cleveland for 50 Years" a fre h man Ia t ~a on .. . yard and 1 touchdown a hould perform a a defen­ a ophomore la t ea on Chrys l er- Ply m outh . . . a j unior, he i 20 ive linebacker for the year old, tands 6'3" and mo t part thi year . .. he G uara nteed Used Cars weigh 175 pound ... he The CUYA HOGA LUMBER Co. i a graduate of Ea tHigh, " a married ju t before is 19, weigh 190 pound the tart of t he 1951 ea- CHerry 1-1460 1948 Carter Rd . and stand 6' 1" . 13815 Detroit Avenue LA l -0155 on. LAKEWOOD 7, OHIO JOHN C ARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JO HN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B L UE STREAKS

THE GEOMETRIC STAMPING CO. GLENRIDGE MACHINE COMPANY Good Luck, Carroll, for Your '52 Season! 41BB Glenridge Road

Subsidiary of SOUTH EUCLID 21 , OHIO BARIUM STEEL CORP. J. M. DINDIA & SONS IV. 1-2010 IV. 1-201 1 IV. 1-2012

J O H N CARR O LL UNI VERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS WHOLESALE FR UITS, V EGETABLE S & GROCERIES JIM PORTER, quarterback The Wm. Edwards Co. JIM PORTER ... back for W e Specia lize in Catering to his final season, he will be gunning for his third let­ HOTELS, REST AU RANTS & INSTITUTIONS ter . . . a defensive back throughout hi career ... he i 20 years old, weighs 3016 Cedar Avenue 190 pound ... graduated

FI N E QUALITY FOODS SINCE IB53 from St. lgnatiu High in • Cleveland ... he wa mar­ PRo spect 1-5190 PRospect 1-5191 ried thi pring. CLEVELAND, OHIO

J OHN CARROll UN IVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS J OHN CARRO LL U N IVER S ITY ' S BLUE ST itEA KS

Compliments S~ A~ RAY SLOGAR, guard of at Cleveland Savings & Loan RAY SLOGAR ... a senior CLEVELAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION may be built systematically or, they may conaist of large amounts \his year, l1e won his fir t AUTO LOCKS REPAIRED No. 53 lor which investors want steady income with assured saJety. letter last ea on in hi AUTO GLASS INSTALLED fir t year of play . . . a 1559 East 17th St. Cleveland 14, Ohio 2 ~% I NTEREST regular offen ive g uard, he WINDOW HARDWARE FIXED PRospect 1-2965 - 1-2966 will probably continue in is paid on both types of accounts. that role this year ... he STEVEN F. DEBBY, Pres. Safety is insured up to $10,000. is 23, weigh 210, and is a LAW RENCE J. SCHULTZ, Vice-Pres. graduate of Cathed ral B & B AUTO GLASS co. C. C. HILPERT, Sec.-Treas. Latin. 7210 Carnegie • ENdicott 1-2790 " Demand the UN ION LABEL on All your PRI NTING" THE ClEVElAND SA VIN GS & lOAN CO. 510 SUPERIOR A VENUE AT EAST SIXTII STREET JO HN C A RROLL U N I VERS I T Y ' S BLU E STREAKS

:35 JOHN CARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S IHUE STREAICS JOHN CARR Oll U NIVERS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS CH UCK MCMILLAN, end LUMBER DICK WALKER, center H CK MCMILLAN . the treak ·' top offen ive Industrial Construction aw end t hreat t hi year, he mo tly defen i e action a, HALE-ZUPAN, Inc. caught 6 pa e for 102 "Serving Cleveland for 50 Years" a fre h man Ia t ~a on .. . yard and 1 touchdown a hould perform a a defen­ a ophomore la t ea on Chrys l er- Ply m outh . . . a j unior, he i 20 ive linebacker for the year old, tands 6'3" and mo t part thi year . .. he G uara nteed Used Cars weigh 175 pound ... he The CUYA HOGA LUMBER Co. i a graduate of Ea tHigh, " a married ju t before is 19, weigh 190 pound the tart of t he 1951 ea- CHerry 1-1460 1948 Carter Rd . and stand 6' 1" . 13815 Detroit Avenue LA l -0155 on. LAKEWOOD 7, OHIO JOHN C ARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JO HN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B L UE STREAKS

THE GEOMETRIC STAMPING CO. GLENRIDGE MACHINE COMPANY Good Luck, Carroll, for Your '52 Season! 41BB Glenridge Road

Subsidiary of SOUTH EUCLID 21 , OHIO BARIUM STEEL CORP. J. M. DINDIA & SONS IV. 1-2010 IV. 1-201 1 IV. 1-2012

J O H N CARR O LL UNI VERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS WHOLESALE FR UITS, V EGETABLE S & GROCERIES JIM PORTER, quarterback The Wm. Edwards Co. JIM PORTER ... back for W e Specia lize in Catering to his final season, he will be gunning for his third let­ HOTELS, REST AU RANTS & INSTITUTIONS ter . . . a defensive back throughout hi career ... he i 20 years old, weighs 3016 Cedar Avenue 190 pound ... graduated

FI N E QUALITY FOODS SINCE IB53 from St. lgnatiu High in • Cleveland ... he wa mar­ PRo spect 1-5190 PRospect 1-5191 ried thi pring. CLEVELAND, OHIO

J OHN CARROll UN IVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS J OHN CARRO LL U N IVER S ITY ' S BLUE ST itEA KS

Compliments S~ A~ RAY SLOGAR, guard of at Cleveland Savings & Loan RAY SLOGAR ... a senior CLEVELAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION may be built systematically or, they may conaist of large amounts \his year, l1e won his fir t AUTO LOCKS REPAIRED No. 53 lor which investors want steady income with assured saJety. letter last ea on in hi AUTO GLASS INSTALLED fir t year of play . . . a 1559 East 17th St. Cleveland 14, Ohio 2 ~% I NTEREST regular offen ive g uard, he WINDOW HARDWARE FIXED PRospect 1-2965 - 1-2966 will probably continue in is paid on both types of accounts. that role this year ... he STEVEN F. DEBBY, Pres. Safety is insured up to $10,000. is 23, weigh 210, and is a LAW RENCE J. SCHULTZ, Vice-Pres. graduate of Cathed ral B & B AUTO GLASS co. C. C. HILPERT, Sec.-Treas. Latin. 7210 Carnegie • ENdicott 1-2790 " Demand the UN ION LABEL on All your PRI NTING" THE ClEVElAND SA VIN GS & lOAN CO. 510 SUPERIOR A VENUE AT EAST SIXTII STREET JO HN C A RROLL U N I VERS I T Y ' S BLU E STREAKS

:35 JOHN C ARRO LL UNIV E R S I T Y ' S IIL U E STRE A KS JOE FAGAN, tackle J M E ' ,• . i\-1 ORRAY JOH J. O'M LL Y BEST WISHES TO CARROLL! JOE F AGA ... a new­ THE UNITED PROVISION CO. President ecre tn ry- ~reasu rer co mer to t he Carroll ro - ter, t hi 235-pound giant OF CLEVELAND, Inc. tra nsferred to Carroll last February when St. Bona­ PIERRE HONEGGER CATERING COMPANY venture depar ted from t he collegiate football rank Catering to Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, McGorray Bros. Co. ... he played one year for Colleges and Dining Cars t he Bonnie as a defen ive 1530 Hayden Avenue Ulster 1-1615 F VEi R. AL DIRECTOR lineman a nd will probably hold down the sa me po t MAin 1-6125 East Cleveland 12, Ohio for t he Streaks. 1310 E. 12th St. SIN ' E I 70 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS

J OHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS By adhering to the policy o[ kindl '• SLABE M4£UINE PROD UCTS COMPANY RON KAMINSKI, halfback Lh o ughL [u l, and helpful s r ic u n ci r Good Luck, Blue Streaks! a ll circum La nce, a t :1 charg that i RO N KAMINSKI .. . Old c rew M ac hine Product Faithful in t he Car roll alway · fa ir a nd rca o na ble, w h ave backfield , he gained 319 meri L ct a nd hel d Lh e <1 pprova I f th Thread Grinding yard and averaged 5.1 fa m ilies w ho have r

JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS B. K. ELLIOTT COMPANY DICK ZOLLER, tackle BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON 1 DICK ZOLLER .. . back Engineering & for hi third and final sea- ROBERTO'S HEIGHTS TAVERN l son in addition to his third Drafting Materials letter ... he will probably Famous For Our Roast Beef be the treaks' r egular 2180 Lee Road Roberto, Prop. Artists' Supplies middle linebacker on de­ f en e .. . al o a valuable JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS Blueprinting lineman, h e ha seen duty GEORGE MURRAY, guard Photostats a a g uard, center and tackle in the pas't two Kilro~ Structural year .. . he i 21, weig hs GEORGE MURRAY 634 Huron Road MA 1-6746 205 pounds and graduated a letterman from Cleve­ Parking Facilities f rom Cathedral Latin. Steel Co. land' S't. lgnatiu , he i JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS back for hi final year of Engineers and Fabricators play .. . a defensive line­ THE of Steel for All Purposes backer, he i 21 y ear old and weig h 190 pounds. KALI LL 8500 UNION AVENUE Penn. R. R. VU. 3-3000 MURRAY TRUCKING CO. COMPANY JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS SEiWER AND WATER MAIN Ty 1-2500 9521 Woodland CONTRACTORS The Penn Sanitary Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.

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37 JOHN C ARRO LL UNIV E R S I T Y ' S IIL U E STRE A KS JOE FAGAN, tackle J M E ' ,• . i\-1 ORRAY JOH J. O'M LL Y BEST WISHES TO CARROLL! JOE F AGA ... a new­ THE UNITED PROVISION CO. President ecre tn ry- ~reasu rer co mer to t he Carroll ro - ter, t hi 235-pound giant OF CLEVELAND, Inc. tra nsferred to Carroll last February when St. Bona­ PIERRE HONEGGER CATERING COMPANY venture depar ted from t he collegiate football rank Catering to Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, McGorray Bros. Co. ... he played one year for Colleges and Dining Cars t he Bonnie as a defen ive 1530 Hayden Avenue Ulster 1-1615 F VEi R. AL DIRECTOR lineman a nd will probably hold down the sa me po t MAin 1-6125 East Cleveland 12, Ohio for t he Streaks. 1310 E. 12th St. SIN ' E I 70 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS

J OHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS By adhering to the policy o[ kindl '• SLABE M4£UINE PROD UCTS COMPANY RON KAMINSKI, halfback Lh o ughL [u l, and helpful s r ic u n ci r Good Luck, Blue Streaks! a ll circum La nce, a t :1 charg that i RO N KAMINSKI .. . Old c rew M ac hine Product Faithful in t he Car roll alway · fa ir a nd rca o na ble, w h ave backfield , he gained 319 meri L ct a nd hel d Lh e <1 pprova I f th Thread Grinding yard and averaged 5.1 fa m ilies w ho have r

JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS B. K. ELLIOTT COMPANY DICK ZOLLER, tackle BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SEASON 1 DICK ZOLLER .. . back Engineering & for hi third and final sea- ROBERTO'S HEIGHTS TAVERN l son in addition to his third Drafting Materials letter ... he will probably Famous For Our Roast Beef be the treaks' r egular 2180 Lee Road Charles Roberto, Prop. Artists' Supplies middle linebacker on de­ f en e .. . al o a valuable JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS Blueprinting lineman, h e ha seen duty GEORGE MURRAY, guard Photostats a a g uard, center and tackle in the pas't two Kilro~ Structural year .. . he i 21, weig hs GEORGE MURRAY 634 Huron Road MA 1-6746 205 pounds and graduated a letterman from Cleve­ Parking Facilities f rom Cathedral Latin. Steel Co. land' S't. lgnatiu , he i JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS back for hi final year of Engineers and Fabricators play .. . a defensive line­ THE of Steel for All Purposes backer, he i 21 y ear old and weig h 190 pounds. KALI LL 8500 UNION AVENUE Penn. R. R. VU. 3-3000 MURRAY TRUCKING CO. COMPANY JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BlUE STREAKS SEiWER AND WATER MAIN Ty 1-2500 9521 Woodland CONTRACTORS The Penn Sanitary Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co.

4161 West 1 50th Street RECOGNIZED FOR QUALITY Clearwater 1-3848 840 East 93rd Street Liberty 1-6270

37 STATE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

SANITATION - CLEANING SUPPLIES Building Maintenance Equipment THE NORTON BROS. CO. 2435 Superior Avenue TO. 1-7114 Roofing Contractors The

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLU E STR E AKS DAN DOVERSPIKE, end IJur 6Stll Yettr The Riester & Thesmacher Mooney Iron Works DAN DOVER PIKE 2667 East 69th Street a rugged, rock 'em, ock Company 'em defen ive end, he'll HE. 1-0345 be gunning for hi t hird SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Company ucce ive Jetter this fall J OHN CARRO LL U NIVE R S I TY ' S B L UE S TR E AK S ... carries 190 olid TONY FERRANTE, quarterback pound and i a graduate 1526 West 25th Street of St. Vincent' Prep in Latrobe, Pa.... hi home TONY FERRANTE i Pitt burgh, Pa. CHerry 1-01 54 back for hi t hird and fin al eason, this former Holy • JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS Name tar will be t rying to better his 1951 record of 39 completions in 102 attempts ... he al o tossed ARTHUR LEDERER MILLING COMPANY 4 touchdown aerial Ia t Distributor of Flour, Sugar, Shortening, and Baker's Supplies year ... he is 22 year old 3319 East 80th Street and wa married at t he end of last sea on. 2689 East 40th Street Cleveland, Ohio UTah 1-1900 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B L U E S T R E A K S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS Est. 1875 Congratulations and Best Wishes AL MILSTEIN, end

AL MILSTEIN . . . won Compliments Ziechmann to the his first let ter as a defen- F LORISTS ive end last year ... now JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS of a ophomore, he will prob­ Growers and Designers and ably see irnilar duty thi fall ... he is 19 and weig h of Quality Products HERB EISELE 195 pounds ... he grad­ uated from Cleveland's WYoming 1-4500 Open Evenings Glenville High School. 2970 Warrensville Center Rd. Walter Davis The Shaker Heights JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

JOHN C A RR O LL U NIVERS I T Y ' S B L UE STR E A K S G. M . C. TRUCKS ER. 1·2400 Fairntount JOE FRA TOE, tackle

THE LINDSAY WIRE WEAVING CO. JOE F RATOE .. . biggest man on the squad, "Lit tle C. J. HARMON, Inc. Center J oe" tand 6'5" and weighs 250 pound . . . a 14001 Aspinwall Avenue Senior t his year, he will be --- Ptuttiae eeking his t hird letter as Cleveland 10, Ohio Co. a defen ive lineman ..• he is a graduate of Cleveland Heights High School. 2926 MAYFIELD RD . CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 18, OHIO JOHN CAR R O L L U N I VERSIT Y ' S B L UE STREA K S

39 STATE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

SANITATION - CLEANING SUPPLIES Building Maintenance Equipment THE NORTON BROS. CO. 2435 Superior Avenue TO. 1-7114 Roofing Contractors The

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLU E STR E AKS DAN DOVERSPIKE, end IJur 6Stll Yettr The Riester & Thesmacher Mooney Iron Works DAN DOVER PIKE 2667 East 69th Street a rugged, rock 'em, ock Company 'em defen ive end, he'll HE. 1-0345 be gunning for hi t hird SHEET METAL PRODUCTS Company ucce ive Jetter this fall J OHN CARRO LL U NIVE R S I TY ' S B L UE S TR E AK S ... carries 190 olid TONY FERRANTE, quarterback pound and i a graduate 1526 West 25th Street of St. Vincent' Prep in Latrobe, Pa.... hi home TONY FERRANTE i Pitt burgh, Pa. CHerry 1-01 54 back for hi t hird and fin al eason, this former Holy • JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS Name tar will be t rying to better his 1951 record of 39 completions in 102 attempts ... he al o tossed ARTHUR LEDERER MILLING COMPANY 4 touchdown aerial Ia t Distributor of Flour, Sugar, Shortening, and Baker's Supplies year ... he is 22 year old 3319 East 80th Street and wa married at t he end of last sea on. 2689 East 40th Street Cleveland, Ohio UTah 1-1900 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B L U E S T R E A K S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS Est. 1875 Congratulations and Best Wishes AL MILSTEIN, end

AL MILSTEIN . . . won Compliments Ziechmann to the his first let ter as a defen- F LORISTS ive end last year ... now JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS of a ophomore, he will prob­ Growers and Designers and ably see irnilar duty thi fall ... he is 19 and weig h of Quality Products HERB EISELE 195 pounds ... he grad­ uated from Cleveland's WYoming 1-4500 Open Evenings Glenville High School. 2970 Warrensville Center Rd. Walter Davis The Shaker Heights JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

JOHN C A RR O LL U NIVERS I T Y ' S B L UE STR E A K S G. M . C. TRUCKS ER. 1·2400 Fairntount JOE FRA TOE, tackle

THE LINDSAY WIRE WEAVING CO. JOE F RATOE .. . biggest man on the squad, "Lit tle C. J. HARMON, Inc. Center J oe" tand 6'5" and weighs 250 pound . . . a 14001 Aspinwall Avenue Senior t his year, he will be --- Ptuttiae eeking his t hird letter as Cleveland 10, Ohio Co. a defen ive lineman ..• he is a graduate of Cleveland Heights High School. 2926 MAYFIELD RD . CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 18, OHIO JOHN CAR R O L L U N I VERSIT Y ' S B L UE STREA K S

39 JO H N CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE S TREAKS GEORGE MCKEEVER, fullback BEST WISHES ~6 Years of Service In GEORGE MCKEEVER . . . mi ed action mo t of Ia t KNIFIC'S from the season d ue to an appendec­ Steel Plate Fabrication tomy ... won All -Mary­ land honor for 2 year in FOOD STORE a row at Loyola High in TH E 0H I 0 MA CH I NE & B0 I LE R C0 . Baltimore ... al o an ex­ cellent kicker he averaged 2582-84 Noble Rd . EVergreen 1-1211 NORTH AMERICAN 41 yards per punt in high 1503 Un iversity Rd. PRospect 1-2755 chool . . . a sophomore, he MANUFACTURING is 19, weigh 1 0 and Cleveland Heights 21 , Ohio Cleveland 13, Ohio tand 5'10". COMPANY JOHN C ARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE ST REAKS J O HN CARR O ll UNI V ERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN BYRNE, guard Industrial Dual Fuel JOHN BYRNE . - . voted Compliment5 of the outstanding Fresh man Combustion Equipment player at Carroll Ia t year, he pl ayed a tell ar role in for The Union Paper And Twiae Co. the middle of the Streak ' SOLD WI TH A MONEY BACK GUARAN TEE defen ive line ... we igh­ Oil and Gas ing in at 195, he hail The Van Rooy Coffee Co. EXpress 1-5700 from Wa hington, D.C., 2900 Detroit Avenue and ha 3 big year a head. CLEVELAND 5, OHIO PRosped 1-1220

J O H N C A RR O ll UNIV E RS I TY ' S BLUE STREA K S JO H N C ARROll UN IV ERSI T Y 'S I L U E ST R E A KS JACK ZEBKAR, fullback NEW YORK CHICAGO DODGE DODGE TRUCKS PLYMOUTH JACK ZEBKAR . . . a w considerable a ction last eason as a fre hman and copped hi first letter . .. HENRY CANNING!!' INC. JOSTEN'S he averaged 3.1 yards per C

JOHN C AitltOl l UN I VEitSITY ' S I L UE STIEA KS All Forms of Insurance PETE GHIRLA, quarterback Manufacturers of The Official PETE GHIRLA . .. a left­ Sullivan Bros. Plumbing • handed pa er, he aw Jim­ John Carroll University Ring i'ted action as a F res hman & Heating Co. 1517 TERMINAL TOWER last yea r . . . experience gained will prove helpful Cleveland Office 14002 Glenside to thi former Cathedral Cleveland 13, Ohio Lat in tar . . . he i 18 634 Union Commerce Bldg. Ulster 1-4466 years old and weigh 175 CHerry 1-6890 pounds.

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S ILUE STIEAIC S 41 40 JO H N CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE S TREAKS GEORGE MCKEEVER, fullback BEST WISHES ~6 Years of Service In GEORGE MCKEEVER . . . mi ed action mo t of Ia t KNIFIC'S from the season d ue to an appendec­ Steel Plate Fabrication tomy ... won All -Mary­ land honor for 2 year in FOOD STORE a row at Loyola High in TH E 0H I 0 MA CH I NE & B0 I LE R C0 . Baltimore ... al o an ex­ cellent kicker he averaged 2582-84 Noble Rd . EVergreen 1-1211 NORTH AMERICAN 41 yards per punt in high 1503 Un iversity Rd. PRospect 1-2755 chool . . . a sophomore, he MANUFACTURING is 19, weigh 1 0 and Cleveland Heights 21 , Ohio Cleveland 13, Ohio tand 5'10". COMPANY JOHN C ARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE ST REAKS J O HN CARR O ll UNI V ERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN BYRNE, guard Industrial Dual Fuel JOHN BYRNE . - . voted Compliment5 of the outstanding Fresh man Combustion Equipment player at Carroll Ia t year, he pl ayed a tell ar role in for The Union Paper And Twiae Co. the middle of the Streak ' SOLD WI TH A MONEY BACK GUARAN TEE defen ive line ... we igh­ Oil and Gas ing in at 195, he hail The Van Rooy Coffee Co. EXpress 1-5700 from Wa hington, D.C., 2900 Detroit Avenue and ha 3 big year a head. CLEVELAND 5, OHIO PRosped 1-1220

J O H N C A RR O ll UNIV E RS I TY ' S BLUE STREA K S JO H N C ARROll UN IV ERSI T Y 'S I L U E ST R E A KS JACK ZEBKAR, fullback NEW YORK CHICAGO DODGE DODGE TRUCKS PLYMOUTH JACK ZEBKAR . . . a w considerable a ction last eason as a fre hman and copped hi first letter . .. HENRY CANNING!!' INC. JOSTEN'S he averaged 3.1 yards per C

JOHN C AitltOl l UN I VEitSITY ' S I L UE STIEA KS All Forms of Insurance PETE GHIRLA, quarterback Manufacturers of The Official PETE GHIRLA . .. a left­ Sullivan Bros. Plumbing • handed pa er, he aw Jim­ John Carroll University Ring i'ted action as a F res hman & Heating Co. 1517 TERMINAL TOWER last yea r . . . experience gained will prove helpful Cleveland Office 14002 Glenside to thi former Cathedral Cleveland 13, Ohio Lat in tar . . . he i 18 634 Union Commerce Bldg. Ulster 1-4466 years old and weigh 175 CHerry 1-6890 pounds.

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S ILUE STIEAIC S 41 40 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UN I V E RSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BOB REILLY, guard TONY KEDZIOR, quarterback BLUE STREAKS' 1951 STAT ~ STICS TO Y KEDZIOR ... the PASSING Porter -1 -1 -.1.5 BOB REILLY ... a sopho­ rave of t he fan after his Net Amata 10 -72 -7.2 more, 'thi. i hi fir t year briJliant performance in Player Atts. om pl. Yd . TD' Ferrante 27 -4 -3.1 on the quad .. . he tran - t h is year' pring game, Ferrante 102 39 596 4 ferred to Carroll from N i­ he rate th e nod a t he Amata 61 32 313 1 Total 435 1226 2. agara, but had to forego a number one pa er .. . a Porter 20 7 103 0 Opponent 393 1416 3.6 year of eligibility . . . he Ghir la 11 3 75 0 graduate of Loyola High SCORING i a graduate of leve­ in Balt imore, he t ran - Martin 6 1 2 0 Iand's Holy arn e High ferred to Carroll after one Con. Con. where he won 2 football seme ·'ter at Annapoli ... Tota l 200 2 1115 5 P layer TD' Att . Comp. Total letters ... h e i 20 year he is 19 years old , s tand Opponent 162 59 51 10 Shield s* 4 0 0 24 Kaminski 2 0 0 12 old and weigh 200 pound . 5'11" a nd we ig h 170 RU HING pounds. Brubeck 2 0 0 12 P layer Att . Yd Avg. Minor* 2 2 0 12 J OHN CARROLL UNIVERS I TY ' S B LUE S T REAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS S hi e ld s ~' 135 512 3. Schmidt 1 0 0 6 Kamin ki 62 319 5.1 McM illan 1 0 0 6 J OHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B l UE S T REAKS Brubeck 66 304 4.6 BEST WISHES , CARROLL! Rapier 1 0 0 6 PAUL SCHMIDT, fullback Zebkar 63 193 3.1 Zoller 1 0 0 6 Schmidt 12 57 4. Ly m a n ' ~ 0 3 2 2 PAUL SCHMIDT . . . t he Ziccardi 16 26 1.6 Ama ta 0 4 2 2 JOHN J. LESLIE Hoffma n 9 24 2.7 smalle t man on t he quad, Zi ccardi 0 5 0 0 Bue cher 9 16 1.8 Team 0 0 0 6 *'~ he weig h 160 pound and Jerman 2 10 5.0 McKeever is 5'8" tall . .. a enior t hi ST. CLAIR BUILDERS SUPPLY CO . 9 1.1 Total 14 J4. 4 94 Monaco 9 5 0.6 Opponent 26 26 l 1 1 year, h e has won 2 letter 20020 ST. CLAIR AVENUE Madin 1 - 2 - 2.0 .. . be is a gradua te of CLEVELAND 19, OHIO Ghirla 2 - 13 -6.5 *Indicate players not 1·etur ning. ':'*T hree afetie BRANCH YARD : 4415 lee Road t. lgna tiu High in Chi­ KEnmore 1-6000 LOngacre 1- 1410 cago, Ill.

J OHN C ARROl l UNIVER S ITY ' S BLUE STREAKS SPORTSMA N'S DEN 13948 Cedar at Center J OHN CARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE ST R EAKS Sporting Goods - Hobby Supplies TERRY MOONS, end Toys - Skate Sharpening - Bicycl e Repair TERRY MOO NS . . . a J. J. SUMMERS D. A. ZIENO

sophomore, he did not re­ Specialists in Accid ent and Health Insurance fo r port for practice until t his One-Third of a Century s pr ing .. . aw hi gh chool The CALLAGHAN-BRA UN Co. action at the Univer ity of AI Your Service DAY or NIGHT Detroit H ig h School wh ere 20102 Kinsman at Lomond he won 2 Jetter as an end WY oming 1-0111 EV e rg reen 1-6564 . . . he i 19 year old and weig hs 1 5 pound . GOOD LUCK, CARROLL!

JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BILL STREDELMAN, Class of '50 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS TOM HOFFERT, Guard

CONGRATULATIONS AND FOR THE HOME OF DISTINCTION TOM HOFFERT . . . a BEST WISHES FOR '52 Two beautiful additions that any Carroll Alumnus will be sophomore, he joined the JOE ONDREY proud to have in his home. Streaks in spring drills ... hai1s from Cathedral Latin ONE SERVING TRAY - ONE HANDY WASTEBASKET Meet your friends at the and weigh 185 pounds. . .. inscribed with natural color scenes of the University campus CAMPUS DRUG Both items-which would be appreciated as gifts-are only $8.50. If purchased Next to the Fairmount Theatre individually they are $4.50 each. Headquarters for School CALL OR WRITE YOUR ORDER TO THE ALUMNI OFFICE and Drug Supplies JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

42 43 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UN I V E RSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BOB REILLY, guard TONY KEDZIOR, quarterback BLUE STREAKS' 1951 STAT ~ STICS TO Y KEDZIOR ... the PASSING Porter -1 -1 -.1.5 BOB REILLY ... a sopho­ rave of t he fan after his Net Amata 10 -72 -7.2 more, 'thi. i hi fir t year briJliant performance in Player Atts. om pl. Yd . TD' Ferrante 27 -4 -3.1 on the quad .. . he tran - t h is year' pring game, Ferrante 102 39 596 4 ferred to Carroll from N i­ he rate th e nod a t he Amata 61 32 313 1 Total 435 1226 2. agara, but had to forego a number one pa er .. . a Porter 20 7 103 0 Opponent 393 1416 3.6 year of eligibility . . . he Ghir la 11 3 75 0 graduate of Loyola High SCORING i a graduate of leve­ in Balt imore, he t ran - Martin 6 1 2 0 Iand's Holy arn e High ferred to Carroll after one Con. Con. where he won 2 football seme ·'ter at Annapoli ... Tota l 200 2 1115 5 P layer TD' Att . Comp. Total letters ... h e i 20 year he is 19 years old , s tand Opponent 162 59 51 10 Shield s* 4 0 0 24 Kaminski 2 0 0 12 old and weigh 200 pound . 5'11" a nd we ig h 170 RU HING pounds. Brubeck 2 0 0 12 P layer Att . Yd Avg. Minor* 2 2 0 12 J OHN CARROLL UNIVERS I TY ' S B LUE S T REAKS JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS S hi e ld s ~' 135 512 3. Schmidt 1 0 0 6 Kamin ki 62 319 5.1 McM illan 1 0 0 6 J OHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S B l UE S T REAKS Brubeck 66 304 4.6 BEST WISHES , CARROLL! Rapier 1 0 0 6 PAUL SCHMIDT, fullback Zebkar 63 193 3.1 Zoller 1 0 0 6 Schmidt 12 57 4. Ly m a n ' ~ 0 3 2 2 PAUL SCHMIDT . . . t he Ziccardi 16 26 1.6 Ama ta 0 4 2 2 JOHN J. LESLIE Hoffma n 9 24 2.7 smalle t man on t he quad, Zi ccardi 0 5 0 0 Bue cher 9 16 1.8 Team 0 0 0 6 *'~ he weig h 160 pound and Jerman 2 10 5.0 McKeever is 5'8" tall . .. a enior t hi ST. CLAIR BUILDERS SUPPLY CO . 9 1.1 Total 14 J4. 4 94 Monaco 9 5 0.6 Opponent 26 26 l 1 1 year, h e has won 2 letter 20020 ST. CLAIR AVENUE Madin 1 - 2 - 2.0 .. . be is a gradua te of CLEVELAND 19, OHIO Ghirla 2 - 13 -6.5 *Indicate players not 1·etur ning. ':'*T hree afetie BRANCH YARD : 4415 lee Road t. lgna tiu High in Chi­ KEnmore 1-6000 LOngacre 1- 1410 cago, Ill.

J OHN C ARROl l UNIVER S ITY ' S BLUE STREAKS SPORTSMA N'S DEN 13948 Cedar at Center J OHN CARROl l UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE ST R EAKS Sporting Goods - Hobby Supplies TERRY MOONS, end Toys - Skate Sharpening - Bicycl e Repair TERRY MOO NS . . . a J. J. SUMMERS D. A. ZIENO

sophomore, he did not re­ Specialists in Accid ent and Health Insurance fo r port for practice until t his One-Third of a Century s pr ing .. . aw hi gh chool The CALLAGHAN-BRA UN Co. action at the Univer ity of AI Your Service DAY or NIGHT Detroit H ig h School wh ere 20102 Kinsman at Lomond he won 2 Jetter as an end WY oming 1-0111 EV e rg reen 1-6564 . . . he i 19 year old and weig hs 1 5 pound . GOOD LUCK, CARROLL!

JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BILL STREDELMAN, Class of '50 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS TOM HOFFERT, Guard

CONGRATULATIONS AND FOR THE HOME OF DISTINCTION TOM HOFFERT . . . a BEST WISHES FOR '52 Two beautiful additions that any Carroll Alumnus will be sophomore, he joined the JOE ONDREY proud to have in his home. Streaks in spring drills ... hai1s from Cathedral Latin ONE SERVING TRAY - ONE HANDY WASTEBASKET Meet your friends at the and weigh 185 pounds. . .. inscribed with natural color scenes of the University campus CAMPUS DRUG Both items-which would be appreciated as gifts-are only $8.50. If purchased Next to the Fairmount Theatre individually they are $4.50 each. Headquarters for School CALL OR WRITE YOUR ORDER TO THE ALUMNI OFFICE and Drug Supplies JOHN CARROll UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

42 43 JO H N C A R RO L L U N I V ERSITY'S BLU E STRE AK S Precision Optical Dispensing Company JOHN C ARRO L L UN I V ER S I T Y'S B LUE S T REAKS Bill SWANSON, center l. V. PROHASKA SIMON SIGN COMPANY JOHN MARTIN, quarterback YOUR OCULIST'S PRESCR IPTI O N CAREFUlLY " Signs of Every Description" AND ACCU RA TEL Y fl LLED JOH MARTIN . . . aw BILL SWANSON ... back Fine Selection of Binoculars and Field Glosses Signs Es ta blished 1867 Displays for his third and fin a l year 9915-17 Euclid A ve. CEdar 1-496 1 some action as a fre ·hma n 2307 Prospect Ave. PRospect 1 -1816 he wi ll al o be hooting 22580 Lake Shore Blvd. REdwood 1-5779 Ia t year . . . won 3 letter for hi 't h ird var ·ity let­ at De La aile Hig h in Chi­ ter .. . wiJI probably ee COUGHS ACHES PITTSBURGH PlATE GlASS CO. cago before coming to Car­ regula r duty as offen i e roll .. . he' 19 years old center . .. he i a lso a let­ Paints - G la ss - Chemicals - Brushes - Pl astics and weig h 170 pound . terman on t he Carroll t rack 'team a a hot and 3849 Hamilton Ave. Cleveland, Ohio di ·cus man. COLDS PAINS JOHN CARROLL UN I V E RS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLU E STREAKS " FLOORS OF BEAUTY " BLUE ALL-TIME RECORD T & S LUMBER COMPANY YE AR W. L. T. JOHJ\ CA RROLL OA R ES AND T HE IR RE ORD BURK ASPHALT TILE DEALERS IN WEYERHAEUSER 1920 4 2 1 FLOORING CONTRACTORS 1921 2 6 0 Year oach Won Lost Tied Pet. 4 SQUARE LUMBER 1922 4 1 ~ 1920 George W. "Tuffy" Co nn 4 2 0 .667 MOntrose 2-1100 14214 Superior Rood , Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio FAirmount 1-3800 1923 4 4 1921 Ralph R. "Toby" E rdman 2 6 0 .250 1924 7 2 0 1922-23 Ike Martin 5 4- .616 1925 2 6 1 2 ROBERT M. SLIFE & ASSOCIATES 1924 -26 Allen H. "Mal" Eh ard II 13 .458 Compliments of 1926 2 5 1 1927-33 Ralph Vince 3 1 23 11 .574 Complete line of Moteriols Handling Equipment 1927 3 2 3 1934-35 Thoma C. Yarr 6 10 2 .475 Wm. J. DONLON ;; 1928 6 3 0 1936-4-2 Thomas A . Conley 25 28 .471 3744 PROSPECT AVE. CLEVElAND 15, OHIO FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1929 5 3 l 1943- 45 No Competition EX 1-6666 1930 3 :) 2 World War II 9209-9213 Miles Avenue Michigan 1-7642 1946 Eugene G. Ober t l 7 0 .143 1931 3 5 2 194i Herbert C. Eisele 30 15 2 .6 38 1932 5 4 1 BON-Al FURNITURE CO. 1933 5 2 2 SOUTH EUCLID ICE & BEVERAGE CO. 11 8 110 26 .465 " Everything for the Home" Ohio Conference Champ - W e Deliver- 1934 5 2 2 THREE FLOORS OF FURNITURE 1935 I 0 BLU E STREAKS' 1951 RECORD 1438 Green Road EVergreen 1-2998 4431 Mayfield Road at Green, S. Euclid, Ohio EVergreen 1-2040 1936 2 7 0 Won 3, Lost 6, Pet. .333 South Euclid, Ohio 1937 3 (i 0 1938 6 2 1 John Carroll 24 St Francis 0 THE WHITEWAY STAMPING COMPANY 1939 7 1 0 John Carrol 6 Youngstown 10 llig Four Cha mps John Carroll 12 Toledo 26 Designers and Manufacturers of Best Wishes to the Best Precision Stampings 1940 John Carroll 13 St. Bonaventure 20 2 6 0 Light and Heavy Metal Stampings College Team in Cleveland 1941 2 5 1 John Carroll 7 Case Tech 6 in 1942 3 2 John Carroll 15 Quantico Marine 35 All Grades of Material 3 KEnmore 1-5900 Lawrence Arth, '26 1943-45-No Competition John Carroll 0 Dayton 36 1946 - John Carroll 0 Xavier 41 1 7 0 1947 6 3 0 John Carroll 17 Baldwin-Wallace 7 Compliments of RIBAR 1948 -- 7 1 2 Great Lakes Bowl 94 1 1 MILLARD SON & RAPER CARTAGE Chamt> Liberty MOVING Liberty 1949 6 3 0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1-3232 STORAGE 1-3233 1950 - 2 0 JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS 1951 2092 E. 1 05th St. Fairhill Rd. at East Blvd. c 0. 3 6 0 JERRY DONA TUCCI, end 636 Ea st 1OSth St. Cl eveland 8, Ohio JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOE AMAT A, quarterback JERRY DONATUCCI ... JIM'S HABERDASHERY seems to have benefited MURRAY HILL greatly from the experi­ & DRESS SUIT RENTAL .JOE AMATA ... a 21- EXCAVATING COMPANY yea r-old Junior, he won ence he gained as a fresh­ 6972 Broadway Avenue man las t year ... a real hi fir t Jetter Ia t ve< r .. . Michigan 1-2632 719 Gree n Rood EV ergree n 1-8380 had his best ni ght ·against peeds ter and an excellent pass receiver, he shows t he Quantico Ma rines plenty of promi e . . . when he completed 19 of 29 passe , 1 for a touch­ weighs 1 5 pound and is PARKER REFINING COMPANY A. GRDINA & SONS, Inc. a graduate of Cathedral down .. . he is a graduate Funera l Dir ector a nd furni'ture Dealer of CJe,'eland Height Hig h Prep in Erie, Pa. Distributors of ATLANTIC Products School. 1053 East 62nd St. 15301 Waterloo Rood 17010 lake Shore Blvd. Michigan 1-0505 JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS 2945 E. 83rd St. HEnderson 1-2088 KEnmore 1-1235 KEnmore 1-5890 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

44 45 JO H N C A R RO L L U N I V ERSITY'S BLU E STRE AK S Precision Optical Dispensing Company JOHN C ARRO L L UN I V ER S I T Y'S B LUE S T REAKS Bill SWANSON, center l. V. PROHASKA SIMON SIGN COMPANY JOHN MARTIN, quarterback YOUR OCULIST'S PRESCR IPTI O N CAREFUlLY " Signs of Every Description" AND ACCU RA TEL Y fl LLED JOH MARTIN . . . aw BILL SWANSON ... back Fine Selection of Binoculars and Field Glosses Signs Es ta blished 1867 Displays for his third and fin a l year 9915-17 Euclid A ve. CEdar 1-496 1 some action as a fre ·hma n 2307 Prospect Ave. PRospect 1 -1816 he wi ll al o be hooting 22580 Lake Shore Blvd. REdwood 1-5779 Ia t year . . . won 3 letter for hi 't h ird var ·ity let­ at De La aile Hig h in Chi­ ter .. . wiJI probably ee COUGHS ACHES PITTSBURGH PlATE GlASS CO. cago before coming to Car­ regula r duty as offen i e roll .. . he' 19 years old center . .. he i a lso a let­ Paints - G la ss - Chemicals - Brushes - Pl astics and weig h 170 pound . terman on t he Carroll t rack 'team a a hot and 3849 Hamilton Ave. Cleveland, Ohio di ·cus man. COLDS PAINS JOHN CARROLL UN I V E RS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLU E STREAKS " FLOORS OF BEAUTY " BLUE ALL-TIME RECORD T & S LUMBER COMPANY YE AR W. L. T. JOHJ\ CA RROLL OA R ES AND T HE IR RE ORD BURK ASPHALT TILE DEALERS IN WEYERHAEUSER 1920 4 2 1 FLOORING CONTRACTORS 1921 2 6 0 Year oach Won Lost Tied Pet. 4 SQUARE LUMBER 1922 4 1 ~ 1920 George W. "Tuffy" Co nn 4 2 0 .667 MOntrose 2-1100 14214 Superior Rood , Cleveland Heights 18, Ohio FAirmount 1-3800 1923 4 4 1921 Ralph R. "Toby" E rdman 2 6 0 .250 1924 7 2 0 1922-23 Ike Martin 5 4- .616 1925 2 6 1 2 ROBERT M. SLIFE & ASSOCIATES 1924 -26 Allen H. "Mal" Eh ard II 13 .458 Compliments of 1926 2 5 1 1927-33 Ralph Vince 3 1 23 11 .574 Complete line of Moteriols Handling Equipment 1927 3 2 3 1934-35 Thoma C. Yarr 6 10 2 .475 Wm. J. DONLON ;; 1928 6 3 0 1936-4-2 Thomas A . Conley 25 28 .471 3744 PROSPECT AVE. CLEVElAND 15, OHIO FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1929 5 3 l 1943- 45 No Competition EX 1-6666 1930 3 :) 2 World War II 9209-9213 Miles Avenue Michigan 1-7642 1946 Eugene G. Ober t l 7 0 .143 1931 3 5 2 194i Herbert C. Eisele 30 15 2 .6 38 1932 5 4 1 BON-Al FURNITURE CO. 1933 5 2 2 SOUTH EUCLID ICE & BEVERAGE CO. 11 8 110 26 .465 " Everything for the Home" Ohio Conference Champ - W e Deliver- 1934 5 2 2 THREE FLOORS OF FURNITURE 1935 I 0 BLU E STREAKS' 1951 RECORD 1438 Green Road EVergreen 1-2998 4431 Mayfield Road at Green, S. Euclid, Ohio EVergreen 1-2040 1936 2 7 0 Won 3, Lost 6, Pet. .333 South Euclid, Ohio 1937 3 (i 0 1938 6 2 1 John Carroll 24 St Francis 0 THE WHITEWAY STAMPING COMPANY 1939 7 1 0 John Carrol 6 Youngstown 10 llig Four Cha mps John Carroll 12 Toledo 26 Designers and Manufacturers of Best Wishes to the Best Precision Stampings 1940 John Carroll 13 St. Bonaventure 20 2 6 0 Light and Heavy Metal Stampings College Team in Cleveland 1941 2 5 1 John Carroll 7 Case Tech 6 in 1942 3 2 John Carroll 15 Quantico Marine 35 All Grades of Material 3 KEnmore 1-5900 Lawrence Arth, '26 1943-45-No Competition John Carroll 0 Dayton 36 1946 - John Carroll 0 Xavier 41 1 7 0 1947 6 3 0 John Carroll 17 Baldwin-Wallace 7 Compliments of RIBAR 1948 -- 7 1 2 Great Lakes Bowl 94 1 1 MILLARD SON & RAPER CARTAGE Chamt> Liberty MOVING Liberty 1949 6 3 0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1-3232 STORAGE 1-3233 1950 - 2 0 JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS 1951 2092 E. 1 05th St. Fairhill Rd. at East Blvd. c 0. 3 6 0 JERRY DONA TUCCI, end 636 Ea st 1OSth St. Cl eveland 8, Ohio JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOE AMAT A, quarterback JERRY DONATUCCI ... JIM'S HABERDASHERY seems to have benefited MURRAY HILL greatly from the experi­ & DRESS SUIT RENTAL .JOE AMATA ... a 21- EXCAVATING COMPANY yea r-old Junior, he won ence he gained as a fresh­ 6972 Broadway Avenue man las t year ... a real hi fir t Jetter Ia t ve< r .. . Michigan 1-2632 719 Gree n Rood EV ergree n 1-8380 had his best ni ght ·against peeds ter and an excellent pass receiver, he shows t he Quantico Ma rines plenty of promi e . . . when he completed 19 of 29 passe , 1 for a touch­ weighs 1 5 pound and is PARKER REFINING COMPANY A. GRDINA & SONS, Inc. a graduate of Cathedral down .. . he is a graduate Funera l Dir ector a nd furni'ture Dealer of CJe,'eland Height Hig h Prep in Erie, Pa. Distributors of ATLANTIC Products School. 1053 East 62nd St. 15301 Waterloo Rood 17010 lake Shore Blvd. Michigan 1-0505 JOHN CARROLl UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS 2945 E. 83rd St. HEnderson 1-2088 KEnmore 1-1235 KEnmore 1-5890 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS

44 45 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS WIRTSHAFTER'S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS RICH HOFFMAN, halfback Fairmount Theatre Printing • Typewriters • Greeting JOE ZICCARDI, halfback RI 'H HOFFMAN ... ju t Cards • Office Supplies • mis ed winning hi letter Fairmount and \\'arren ville Center Hoad J .JO E ZIC ARDI ... copped Visible Equipment hi fir t letter la t vear a a a fre. hman last year H. KFR H E IGHT , OHIO ... a hack injury kept him East 9th & Prospect MA . 1-3005 a sophomore . . . -a good out of action for a third of runner, excellent blocker and pa receiver he the e on, but he i in AL SLESSINGER LARRY McKENNA top condition again THE COLLINWOOD SHALE BRICK should see plenty of action thi fall .. . also handled equally aluahle on offen. e & SUPPLY CO. A. C. EXTERMINATING CO. and defen ·e ... hail from punting chore la t ea on Bloomington, Ill., where Exterminating & Cleaning Supplies . .. he is 21, weigh 1 5 16220 Saranac Road IVanhoe 1-2200 pound. and at'tended Holy he attended Holy Trinity 1603 St. Clair Ave. MA. 1-3338 High SchooL Name High.

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CA RR OLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS FOR YOUR GROUP TRIPS o o o THE LEONARD ELECTRIC MFG. CO. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS CHARTER A CLEAN , COMFORTABLE, BLUE AND WHITE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS RED I FER BUS. WE SPECIALIZE IN COLLEGE AND Manufacturers of SWITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS and JOHN FABIAN, tackle SCHOOL CHARTER SERVICE. PAUL BRUBECK, fullback REDIFER BUS SYSTEM SAFETY SWITCHES JOHN FABIAN ... this 1303 TERMINAL TOWER • PHONE TOwer 1-2670 3907 Perkins Ave. Cleveland, Ohio PAUL BRUBE K .. . a 20-year-old, 235 -pound er 19- year- old, l 5- pound i a Chicago lad who gar­ piledriver, he won hi fir t nered hi firs t letter last THE TROY LAUNDRY & letter a a fre hman ... RIVER SMELTING & REFINING averaged 4.6 yards per season .. . he' a Junior CLEANING CO. carry la ~ ea on and COMPANY Established 1873 this year with two full scored 2 touchdown . . . sea on ahead ... he grad­ 4195 Bradley Florida 1-3040 2561-81 East 50th St. UT. 1-2900 broke all-time coring rec­ uated f rom St. Leo High ord while at Cleveland' in his hometown. St. Ignatiu High. GOOD LUCK TO CARROLL CHEMICAL FIREPROOFING COMPANY JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSI T Y ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS

11 " We Clean Air Duch JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS A. VISCONSI JERRY WEBER, guard LOU JERMAN, halfback 1405 Schofield Bldg. su. 1-9340 4461 Lorain Avenue ATlantic 1-5400 JERRY WEBER ... back LOU JERMAN ... experi­ Incomparable for hi third and final . ea­ son, he ha already copped ence gained as a fre hman THE DOAN PRINTING CO. For Cleoning 2 letter as a regular ... last year will be a big help Since 1911 FLOORS, WOODWORK, PAINT . i a double duty man at to thi former St. lgnatiu . time . . . hould be a bul­ 3105 Payne Avenue MAin 1-7690 star ... he is 18 years old and FURNITURE wark again this year ... and weigh 170 pounds .. . Cleveland 14, Ohio SOLD EVERYWHERE he is 21, ·weig h 215 I po und a nd aw high his hometown i Orrville, sc hool action at Cleve­ Ohio. ZONE COAL & SUPPLY CO. NOBLE PHOTO SUPPLY land' St. Ignatius. Photographers' and Artists' Materials JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BUILDING MATERIALS - READY-MIXED CONCRETE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS 2144 Noble Road J 0 H N CARR 0 LL UN IV E R 5 IT Y ' S BLUE STREAKS 9305 Woodland Ave. RAndolph 1-2100 Glenville 1-8589 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS AL PINHEIRO, tackle GEORGE SWEENEY, tackle DANNY'S BAR Compliments of GEORGE SWEENEY ... AL PINHEIRO ... a saw limited action Ia t junior from Newark, N.J., 3102 Mayfield Road ALLIANCE PRINTING CO. year as a fre hman, but will be lated for more he copped his first Jetter Cleveland Heights, Ohio duty thi fall ... missed last year in a defensive 7439 Broadway Avenue Michigan 1-6572 spring practice becau e of role . . . he weighs 225 a s houlder injury ... he i pounds and is 6'1" tall ... DANIEL R. CRAMER Compliments of 19, weighs 200 pounds and prepped at Newark East graduated from Campion GENERAL INSURANCE SILVESTRO'S CAFE Jesuit High School in Wi - High ... he is 21 years old. con in • . . his home is 17206 Miles Avenue LO. 1-3127 Cleveland. Cleveland, Ohio 1940 S. Taylor Road Cleveland Heights, 0 . JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS 46 47 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS WIRTSHAFTER'S JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS RICH HOFFMAN, halfback Fairmount Theatre Printing • Typewriters • Greeting JOE ZICCARDI, halfback RI 'H HOFFMAN ... ju t Cards • Office Supplies • mis ed winning hi letter Fairmount and \\'arren ville Center Hoad J .JO E ZIC ARDI ... copped Visible Equipment hi fir t letter la t vear a a a fre. hman last year H. KFR H E IGHT , OHIO ... a hack injury kept him East 9th & Prospect MA . 1-3005 a sophomore . . . -a good out of action for a third of runner, excellent blocker and pa receiver he the e on, but he i in AL SLESSINGER LARRY McKENNA top condition again THE COLLINWOOD SHALE BRICK should see plenty of action thi fall .. . also handled equally aluahle on offen. e & SUPPLY CO. A. C. EXTERMINATING CO. and defen ·e ... hail from punting chore la t ea on Bloomington, Ill., where Exterminating & Cleaning Supplies . .. he is 21, weigh 1 5 16220 Saranac Road IVanhoe 1-2200 pound. and at'tended Holy he attended Holy Trinity 1603 St. Clair Ave. MA. 1-3338 High SchooL Name High.

JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CA RR OLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS FOR YOUR GROUP TRIPS o o o THE LEONARD ELECTRIC MFG. CO. JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS CHARTER A CLEAN , COMFORTABLE, BLUE AND WHITE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS RED I FER BUS. WE SPECIALIZE IN COLLEGE AND Manufacturers of SWITCHBOARDS, PANELBOARDS and JOHN FABIAN, tackle SCHOOL CHARTER SERVICE. PAUL BRUBECK, fullback REDIFER BUS SYSTEM SAFETY SWITCHES JOHN FABIAN ... this 1303 TERMINAL TOWER • PHONE TOwer 1-2670 3907 Perkins Ave. Cleveland, Ohio PAUL BRUBE K .. . a 20-year-old, 235 -pound er 19- year- old, l 5- pound i a Chicago lad who gar­ piledriver, he won hi fir t nered hi firs t letter last THE TROY LAUNDRY & letter a a fre hman ... RIVER SMELTING & REFINING averaged 4.6 yards per season .. . he' a Junior CLEANING CO. carry la ~ ea on and COMPANY Established 1873 this year with two full scored 2 touchdown . . . sea on ahead ... he grad­ 4195 Bradley Florida 1-3040 2561-81 East 50th St. UT. 1-2900 broke all-time coring rec­ uated f rom St. Leo High ord while at Cleveland' in his hometown. St. Ignatiu High. GOOD LUCK TO CARROLL CHEMICAL FIREPROOFING COMPANY JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSI T Y ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERS I TY ' S BLUE STREAKS

11 " We Clean Air Duch JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS A. VISCONSI JERRY WEBER, guard LOU JERMAN, halfback 1405 Schofield Bldg. su. 1-9340 4461 Lorain Avenue ATlantic 1-5400 JERRY WEBER ... back LOU JERMAN ... experi­ Incomparable for hi third and final . ea­ son, he ha already copped ence gained as a fre hman THE DOAN PRINTING CO. For Cleoning 2 letter as a regular ... last year will be a big help Since 1911 FLOORS, WOODWORK, PAINT . i a double duty man at to thi former St. lgnatiu . time . . . hould be a bul­ 3105 Payne Avenue MAin 1-7690 star ... he is 18 years old and FURNITURE wark again this year ... and weigh 170 pounds .. . Cleveland 14, Ohio SOLD EVERYWHERE he is 21, ·weig h 215 I po und a nd aw high his hometown i Orrville, sc hool action at Cleve­ Ohio. ZONE COAL & SUPPLY CO. NOBLE PHOTO SUPPLY land' St. Ignatius. Photographers' and Artists' Materials JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY ' S BLUE STREAKS BUILDING MATERIALS - READY-MIXED CONCRETE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS 2144 Noble Road J 0 H N CARR 0 LL UN IV E R 5 IT Y ' S BLUE STREAKS 9305 Woodland Ave. RAndolph 1-2100 Glenville 1-8589 JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS AL PINHEIRO, tackle GEORGE SWEENEY, tackle DANNY'S BAR Compliments of GEORGE SWEENEY ... AL PINHEIRO ... a saw limited action Ia t junior from Newark, N.J., 3102 Mayfield Road ALLIANCE PRINTING CO. year as a fre hman, but will be lated for more he copped his first Jetter Cleveland Heights, Ohio duty thi fall ... missed last year in a defensive 7439 Broadway Avenue Michigan 1-6572 spring practice becau e of role . . . he weighs 225 a s houlder injury ... he i pounds and is 6'1" tall ... DANIEL R. CRAMER Compliments of 19, weighs 200 pounds and prepped at Newark East graduated from Campion GENERAL INSURANCE SILVESTRO'S CAFE Jesuit High School in Wi - High ... he is 21 years old. con in • . . his home is 17206 Miles Avenue LO. 1-3127 Cleveland. Cleveland, Ohio 1940 S. Taylor Road Cleveland Heights, 0 . JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY 'S BLUE STREAKS JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY'S BLUE STREAKS 46 47 ADVERTISING FOR A CAUSE :\ormally, a firm adverti es to put it name or it · product befor e the public. Carroll's adverti. er. have done ju ·t that through the Football Program. But in addition to r aching the arroll football following throug h the program our advertiser have accom1>lis h d a great deal mor . Last year, through the combined e fforts of our advertiser · and patrons the net pro ·eeds of the program contributed eight full cholarships to th l:niversity Scholar hip Fund. Thi. means that eight men, who otherwi e might have failed to attend college, enjoyed th benefit of a olid educa­ tional background. This year we hould urpa.·. our record of J950. \Ve thank our generous advertis er and we hope that you, as a Carroll Boo. ter, will give them the same whole-hear ted SUPi>Or t they have given us.

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

Page PaJ{e Number ·u mbe r - A- -G- Phoenix Oil Company ____ ·-- ~--- __ 47 A. B. C. Garage ------__ 32 Gardner CArtage Company --- 30 Photo-Art StudioN ------('enter· Spread A. C. ExterminatinK ("omaHmy _ 47 Geometric Stamping C'ornJWil Y 34 Pitt'Hburgh Plnte GlaKS Company ·15 Alliance Printing C'om1>nny ------­ 47 Glenridge i\fnchine Company 34 Pre cision Optical Dispensing C"o. __ __ .14 Americ~m Oil Company ----- _ 19 Gorman-La,·ellc J>lumbinsr Americnn Tobacco Company ------I nside nnd Heating Company ------13 Front ('o,•cr A. Grdina & Sons ----- ·------·15 -R- Art h . Laurence 4 :"i HauHch Nut nnd ManufactnrinR ('u. __ 9 -11- Hedifer Bus System ------·t6 - fi- H:lle-Zupan. Inc. __ ~- _ __ ------3U Regul Nnsh ------______23 1-lammer \Vine Com1>nny ------Center S 1>read H. J . Ueyno ld T obacco ('.,. ------__ Outside n & D Auto Glass ------­ 34 C. J. H armon, Inc. ------3 Back ("o,·er Dank or Ohio ------Center 'pr·cnd H eights avings und l.AJan Company __ 31 Hibn r artage ------·1.5 Bnum Ice Cream Company ------­ 36 Heinen's Inc. uper Markets ------31 Hichman B rothers Company -· __ 27 Bedford Ford ------33 Hildebrandt Meut Company ------32 Hiester and Thcsmuch er Co. ___ ~ ___ 3 Bon-AJ F u rniture ____ ------_ 44 Pierre Honegger "o mpany ------37 Rh•er Smelting and ltefining Co. _ --- 16 IJrunJ;wick F lower Mart ___ _ 26 Horten Dairy ------13 Hoberto' s Heights Tavern ------37 B urk A Rphalt Tile Company _ 4.~ Hunting ton Roofing Corporntinn __ __ 33 -S- -J- St. Clnir Builders S upply Cu. ------J3 Callaghan-Braun Company ------43 Jirn's Huberdnshcry ------114 ch irmcr-Pet.crson Company ------__ 14 WiJiinm 0. Cnllnghnn, Tnc. _ ------•10 Jo ~S t e n Company ------111 S hake r H eights Sa"ing Associalion _ _ !) Campus Drug ------43 Jud!ion Company ------20 SiJvesfr o's n fe ------17 Henry Canning. Inc. ------40 imon 'ign Com pany ------45 Ch emical F ireproofin g CQ mpnny ------47 -K- lnbe Muchine Produ cts Com pany ---- 36 Rohcrt M. S life and A ssocint e!ol , Inc. __ 4-1 City Product s Con >aration ------13 Knlill ComiHlllY ------36 Clevela nd Engr·nvin,;c Com pany ------28 S. S. Kemp & Com pany ------32 Snyder-Gried er Buick Cleveland Lumber and Door Co. ----- 2 Kilroy S tructural S t eel Company ---- 37 Compan y ------Center prend ociety for nving-s In the Cil)' Cleveland Quarries Com pan y ------33 Knific"s Food Store ------41 Clevela nd Su,•ings a nd Lonn Co. ----- 35 Kronheim F urniture Cmn1>any ------32 of Clevelnnd ------20 Cleveland Switchboard Company ----- 30 o uth Euclid Ice a nd Clevela nd Typographical U nion 53 --- H -L- Beverage Company ------45 Collinwood Shale Brick and South Euclid avings and Loan Co. __ 22 S upJ>Iy Coml)an y ------46 LaGnnke & Sons Stamping Compan y __ 3 1 Sportsmnn's Den ------43 Conway Motors ------9 l .. ake Erie .'crew Conwration ------I State Chemical Manufacturing Co. ___ 38 Coyne's RcHtnurant ------23 Lederer Milling Company ------· ----- 38 S ullivan Brothers Plumbing Co. ----- 4 -1 C ramer Ins u rance Agency ------46 Leonard Electric Manufact'uring o. __ ~1 1 CuynhoJCa County Official• --· ------23 'Lindsay Wire Wea,•ing Company ---- 3 - T- CuyahoJrn I,.. umhcr Company ------341 Lyon Tailors ------2 T & · Lumber Com pany ------1 4 - Mc- Troy Laundry a nd Cleaning Co. _ _ __ 47 - D- McGorrny Brothers Cn. ------37 Tru- F'it Screw P roducts Corp. ------Dairymen 's O hio Fnrnters Milk o. ___ 2 Dn nny's Bar ------46 - M- -U- Walter Da ..• is ------3 DcutHch Meat o m pany ------2 Mawby, Inc. ------32 Union Paper nnd Twine Company ---- 41 Di Carlo Reulty Compan)· ------2 Mayflower Lounge Bar ------33 · nit'cd Provision Company ------36 Dickard Jn~urnnce Agen cy ___ ------22 Lou Mcliska Pontiac. Inc. ------22 J. M . Dindia und Son s ------35 Micro Machin e n nd Tool Compa n y ---- 30 Donn Prinfin g Cornpo.ny ------46 Millard • on and Raper Company ---- ~14 - V- Oolcsh Rrothers, I n c. __ ------6 Mooney Iron \Vorks Company ------39 Van nooy Coffee Com pnny ------..J 1 Murray Hill Excavat ing Company ---- 45 Willia m J. Donlon ------45 A. Visconsi ------4 6 Dorner Che ,•rolet Co mp~tn y ------33 Murray Trucking ompany ------36 Musterole Company ------~14 - W- - E- _ ,_ \Veidemnn Company ------30 \Villinrn E d wards Company ------3•1 ' oble Phutn lii>PI Y ------4 7 \Vestc rn ' cwspnper n ion ------6 D. K. Elliott Compuny ------__ __ 36 orth American Mfg. Company ---- _ 40 \Vhite w cLy Stampin g Company ------1 -1 Erh ardl Furniture Com pnny ------22 orton Brothers C01n pany ------39 \\' indc mere ' toragc Com pany ------31 Wirt'shafter's Jnc. ------·17 - F- - 0- \\' o m e n's Federal .·a ,,ings and Loan A s!Sociation ------23 }~ uctory J.'"' u rniture Com IJRny ______27 0hio Machine and Boile r Co. ------·10 }""tdrmount enter Company ______39 }"' nirm o un t T heater ------•16 - P- \Villinm Feather Com pany ------1_1 P.nrker R efining ompnny ------44 Zeh rnan- \VoH Com aJany ------1 i }"erbert. Fen ce Compan)• ------33 Penn 'anitary Laundry Company ---- 37 Zcll Company ------_ ------1.1 Fisher Foods Com JHlll) ' ------1 Peps i Cola Bottling Com pany ------32 Ziechma n Florists ___ ------39 Frreway Wash r and tanwing Co. __ 26 Perkins S t eel Compnn y ------20 7.Alne ('oal and SunJ>Iy Compnn)' ----- ..J6

·I 0 48 ADVERTISING FOR A CAUSE :\ormally, a firm adverti es to put it name or it · product befor e the public. Carroll's adverti. er. have done ju ·t that through the Football Program. But in addition to r aching the arroll football following throug h the program our advertiser have accom1>lis h d a great deal mor . Last year, through the combined e fforts of our advertiser · and patrons the net pro ·eeds of the program contributed eight full cholarships to th l:niversity Scholar hip Fund. Thi. means that eight men, who otherwi e might have failed to attend college, enjoyed th benefit of a olid educa­ tional background. This year we hould urpa.·. our record of J950. \Ve thank our generous advertis er and we hope that you, as a Carroll Boo. ter, will give them the same whole-hear ted SUPi>Or t they have given us.

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

Page PaJ{e Number ·u mbe r - A- -G- Phoenix Oil Company ____ ·-- ~--- __ 47 A. B. C. Garage ------__ 32 Gardner CArtage Company --- 30 Photo-Art StudioN ------('enter· Spread A. C. ExterminatinK ("omaHmy _ 47 Geometric Stamping C'ornJWil Y 34 Pitt'Hburgh Plnte GlaKS Company ·15 Alliance Printing C'om1>nny ------­ 47 Glenridge i\fnchine Company 34 Pre cision Optical Dispensing C"o. __ __ .14 Americ~m Oil Company ----- _ 19 Gorman-La,·ellc J>lumbinsr Americnn Tobacco Company ------I nside nnd Heating Company ------13 Front ('o,•cr A. Grdina & Sons ----- ·------·15 -R- Art h . Laurence 4 :"i HauHch Nut nnd ManufactnrinR ('u. __ 9 -11- Hedifer Bus System ------·t6 - fi- H:lle-Zupan. Inc. __ ~- _ __ ------3U Regul Nnsh ------______23 1-lammer \Vine Com1>nny ------Center S 1>read H. J . Ueyno ld T obacco ('.,. ------__ Outside n & D Auto Glass ------­ 34 C. J. H armon, Inc. ------3 Back ("o,·er Dank or Ohio ------Center 'pr·cnd H eights avings und l.AJan Company __ 31 Hibn r artage ------·1.5 Bnum Ice Cream Company ------­ 36 Heinen's Inc. uper Markets ------31 Hichman B rothers Company -· __ 27 Bedford Ford ------33 Hildebrandt Meut Company ------32 Hiester and Thcsmuch er Co. ___ ~ ___ 3 Bon-AJ F u rniture ____ ------_ 44 Pierre Honegger "o mpany ------37 Rh•er Smelting and ltefining Co. _ --- 16 IJrunJ;wick F lower Mart ___ _ 26 Horten Dairy ------13 Hoberto' s Heights Tavern ------37 B urk A Rphalt Tile Company _ 4.~ Hunting ton Roofing Corporntinn __ __ 33 -S- -J- St. Clnir Builders S upply Cu. ------J3 Callaghan-Braun Company ------43 Jirn's Huberdnshcry ------114 ch irmcr-Pet.crson Company ------__ 14 WiJiinm 0. Cnllnghnn, Tnc. _ ------•10 Jo ~S t e n Company ------111 S hake r H eights Sa"ing Associalion _ _ !) Campus Drug ------43 Jud!ion Company ------20 SiJvesfr o's n fe ------17 Henry Canning. Inc. ------40 imon 'ign Com pany ------45 Ch emical F ireproofin g CQ mpnny ------47 -K- lnbe Muchine Produ cts Com pany ---- 36 Rohcrt M. S life and A ssocint e!ol , Inc. __ 4-1 City Product s Con >aration ------13 Knlill ComiHlllY ------36 Clevela nd Engr·nvin,;c Com pany ------28 S. S. Kemp & Com pany ------32 Snyder-Gried er Buick Cleveland Lumber and Door Co. ----- 2 Kilroy S tructural S t eel Company ---- 37 Compan y ------Center prend ociety for nving-s In the Cil)' Cleveland Quarries Com pan y ------33 Knific"s Food Store ------41 Clevela nd Su,•ings a nd Lonn Co. ----- 35 Kronheim F urniture Cmn1>any ------32 of Clevelnnd ------20 Cleveland Switchboard Company ----- 30 o uth Euclid Ice a nd Clevela nd Typographical U nion 53 --- H -L- Beverage Company ------45 Collinwood Shale Brick and South Euclid avings and Loan Co. __ 22 S upJ>Iy Coml)an y ------46 LaGnnke & Sons Stamping Compan y __ 3 1 Sportsmnn's Den ------43 Conway Motors ------9 l .. ake Erie .'crew Conwration ------I State Chemical Manufacturing Co. ___ 38 Coyne's RcHtnurant ------23 Lederer Milling Company ------· ----- 38 S ullivan Brothers Plumbing Co. ----- 4 -1 C ramer Ins u rance Agency ------46 Leonard Electric Manufact'uring o. __ ~1 1 CuynhoJCa County Official• --· ------23 'Lindsay Wire Wea,•ing Company ---- 3 - T- CuyahoJrn I,.. umhcr Company ------341 Lyon Tailors ------2 T & · Lumber Com pany ------1 4 - Mc- Troy Laundry a nd Cleaning Co. _ _ __ 47 - D- McGorrny Brothers Cn. ------37 Tru- F'it Screw P roducts Corp. ------Dairymen 's O hio Fnrnters Milk o. ___ 2 Dn nny's Bar ------46 - M- -U- Walter Da ..• is ------3 DcutHch Meat o m pany ------2 Mawby, Inc. ------32 Union Paper nnd Twine Company ---- 41 Di Carlo Reulty Compan)· ------2 Mayflower Lounge Bar ------33 · nit'cd Provision Company ------36 Dickard Jn~urnnce Agen cy ___ ------22 Lou Mcliska Pontiac. Inc. ------22 J. M . Dindia und Son s ------35 Micro Machin e n nd Tool Compa n y ---- 30 Donn Prinfin g Cornpo.ny ------46 Millard • on and Raper Company ---- ~14 - V- Oolcsh Rrothers, I n c. __ ------6 Mooney Iron \Vorks Company ------39 Van nooy Coffee Com pnny ------..J 1 Murray Hill Excavat ing Company ---- 45 Willia m J. Donlon ------45 A. Visconsi ------4 6 Dorner Che ,•rolet Co mp~tn y ------33 Murray Trucking ompany ------36 Musterole Company ------~14 - W- - E- _ ,_ \Veidemnn Company ------30 \Villinrn E d wards Company ------3•1 ' oble Phutn lii>PI Y ------4 7 \Vestc rn ' cwspnper n ion ------6 D. K. Elliott Compuny ------__ __ 36 orth American Mfg. Company ---- _ 40 \Vhite w cLy Stampin g Company ------1 -1 Erh ardl Furniture Com pnny ------22 orton Brothers C01n pany ------39 \\' indc mere ' toragc Com pany ------31 Wirt'shafter's Jnc. ------·17 - F- - 0- \\' o m e n's Federal .·a ,,ings and Loan A s!Sociation ------23 }~ uctory J.'"' u rniture Com IJRny ______27 0hio Machine and Boile r Co. ------·10 }""tdrmount enter Company ______39 }"' nirm o un t T heater ------•16 - P- \Villinm Feather Com pany ------1_1 P.nrker R efining ompnny ------44 Zeh rnan- \VoH Com aJany ------1 i }"erbert. Fen ce Compan)• ------33 Penn 'anitary Laundry Company ---- 37 Zcll Company ------_ ------1.1 Fisher Foods Com JHlll) ' ------1 Peps i Cola Bottling Com pany ------32 Ziechma n Florists ___ ------39 Frreway Wash r and tanwing Co. __ 26 Perkins S t eel Compnn y ------20 7.Alne ('oal and SunJ>Iy Compnn)' ----- ..J6

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