davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Frank Match 72l:
Bob Watson 694

Although Frank Match cracked
terrific 266-201-254 for a big 72l
series his Mramor Contractors
were able to salvage only one
game from the Double Eagle Bot
thing Co. in the Adolph & Mary
Jr. "A" League. The winners COM
piled 1918 total with Bob Watson
smashing a 245-256-193-694, Bill
Perdan 235-63O and Frank Kra-
tohvil 225-6O3.
POO. Beers copped the cham
pionship by taking three games
from Glenville Dairy. The trophy
winners totaled 1912 having Wop
Leuszler 207-219-22O-646, Clayt
Strimple 221-590, Lou Johnson
207-589 and AL Stark 217-581.
Bill Lorber raped 214-585 and
JONI Kolenc 215-574 for the milk
men.
Drenik's Duquesne took two
games from L. & M. Tobacco as
AL Watson shot 205-588 and Bill
Watson 246-582. Gus Fortuna
smacked a 228-595 and Frank
Bunions 204-593 for Lokar. Gold
Bond Beers took two from Leisys.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
SIapnik Jr. Florists
Finally Win Trophy

The champions of the'E East 152nd
Jr. League were not congratulated
until the final night as it took the
entire schedule to determine the
winners. Going into Fridays
matches the Slapnik Jr. Florists
and Smiles were tied for the lead,
with Roytz Cafes in third place
just one game off the pace. The
Slapniks as was expected took all
three games from Scoop Printers
while Smiles met a tough opposi-
ton in last year champion Norm's
Cut Rate and Norm's boys pro-
ceeded to take two contests drop
ping Smiles off second place.
Meanwhile on alleys 3 and Roytz
Cafes were taking Leisy Beers for
two resulting in a runner up tie.
Slapniks took no chances in cas-
ing up as they walloped Scoop by
1853 pins in the first game, 142 in
the second and a four mark edge
in the final. Nick Wills polished
off a 209-195-222-626 and Don
Cornelius waited until the finale
to take jackpot as he slammed a
227-194-198 - GIG. CONGRATU-
LATIONS, BOYS.
Joe Barber again led Norms as
he wired 212-210-188-610, he re-
ceived help from Ed Tratter 204-
568 and Lou Tratter 197-557).
Ossie Webb banged a 217-196-195
-608, Bill Burke 215-551 and
Joe Karowski ELISA for Smiles.
In winning their two from
Leisys, Roytz had "Tag" Radel
214-5S8 and Frank Fifolt 215--
575. The brews were headed by
Stan Douglas 234-5S5 and Stan
Barbs 203-577.
Over on alleys I and 2, Saranac
Service and Butch's Place were
having a time of their own with
the gas men taking two contests.
Val Petrovie 190-534 was tops.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Pat Brunetti
TaIlies 6l3;
Monreals Lead

Coming into the home stretch,
Monreal Funeral Directors lead by
one point in the hot race for top
honors in the Euclid Council K.
of C. League at Euclid Lanes.
Pat Brunetti's 217-202 - 613
highlighted their 5 to l decision
over Euclid Fish. Fred Zele 512
and Lou Zontini 518 also aided the
morticians to "scallop" the clam
bakers. Jack Drives turned in a
neat 20O-55S and Joe Litz nailed
a SOC series for the losers.
While winning two games Jimmy
Lynch's Atlantic Gas had to be
contended with an even split 2 and
2 from Leisy Beers. Stubborn op-
position by Frank Hlavka with 522
and Lud Grill SOC and the weak
kegling by the Lynch's with Bob
Barnes leading with SIS dropped
the gas hawks one point out of
first place tie.
Cellar contenders Welcome Tav-
erns found shedding tough and
dropped 4 points to Hickey Tanno
jewelers.. Hank Skelly turned in
204-526 for the jewellers and Zim-
perman lead for the tavernites
Too much Constantine 244, 566
Jack pot winner and Jean White
201-534 spelled defeat for Euclid
Poultry as Smiths Lounge Bar
outpointed them 3 to 1. Joe Krisch
turned in a fine exhibition of keg-
ling with 210-546 and Tony Turk
nailed a 500 series for the poultri-
ties.
Again Twilight Gardens were on
the short end of the battle against
the up and coming Finneran Fu-
neral Directors who took a 3 to l
decision. In spite of John Bujnocki
200-525, Tony Strah 500 and Ray
Lutz 6-7-10 conversion the morti-
clans with their avalanche of
strikes undone them. "Howey"
Lentz duplicated last weeks score
with 531, Harold Hopert 214-526
and Bill McNally's $40 did the
trick.
After several weeks in slump,
Blepp Coombs Sports Wear put
a crimp in the Page Realtors up
ward climb taking a 3 to / count.
Ed Debenjak lead for the Sports
Wear with 504.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Demshar Builders Nail 3014
In Northeast Merchants Loop
BOB WATSON POSTS 26s

639 but his McGarry Painters were
beaten twice by Drenik's Distrib-
utors for whom Bob Jason toppled
221-607. The victors threw a
1923 middle game.
Ed Couden Inc, hammered 974-
9S9-927-2890 to score a clean
triumph over John Fakult Coun-
ellis. Bill Rist pounded a 214-244-
203-661 to finish with a season
top average of 1913. Team mate
Dave Rushton hit 225-605 and he
wound up in the second spot with
a 191. Lee Peters smashed 212-
232-193-637 for Fakult.
In make up match at Shore
Bowl the Miller Homes took un-
disputed possession of third place
by taking two contests from Nc
Garry Painters. Don Hodgson
threw an even 600 and Backer Joe
Miller rolled 194-540.
In this closing report we wish
to thank all the sponsors for their
true sprotsmanship and fine sup
port throughout the season and
urge all readers of this page to
help the hackers investment to be
a profitable one.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Kogan's S Grill
Spill Plenty

The bowlerettes Of the Hogan
Grills in the Hayden Woodworth
Ladies Loop smacked a swell 1922
total as all four present members
shot fine scores. Sue Klemens
mapled a neat 1880, Ann
Gempel 182-491, Marion Shaver
180-464 and Ginny Chabail 142-
438. This blast enabled the team to
take all three games from Colt
Bar who were paced by Opal Nc
Coy 142-403.
Walters Market took . pair
from Poe Beers with Audrey
Johnson 1S0-477, Millie Blackman
157-429 and Wanda Lauschin
154-4OS. The brews had julie
Emery 156-431, vi Chaffee lat
-423 and Helen Beck 146-400.
Lynwood Taylor downed Bire-
ley's twice on Helen Leonhardt
143-420. Joan Palley shot 1873
405 for the soft drinks.
The league leading Richards
Funeral Home dropped two games
to Joe Miller Homes although Vic
human mapled a 184-490 and
Tillie Smith 161-443. The win
ners were headed by Billie Miller
177-458.
Leisy Beers defeated the milder
Dads Root Beer twice. Gladys En-
cry tumbled 170-454 and Dora
Horvath 166-436 for the victors.
Roxy Tavern blanked Team
No. 8.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

Talk about your Frank Merri-
we'll" finishes, Warren's Five OF
the Collinwood Kernels Bowling
League still has 'em talking out
Hayden-W -Woodworth way.
Competing in the twelve team
circuit, Captain Cliff Thompson's
pin spillers were figured good bets
for at least third place, if not
fourth. The gang hadn't shown
any signs of front running because
throughout the season, they never
reached first 81. that is until the
last night. In a blaze of bowling
glory, Warren's Five whooped it
up, battered the ten-pins and when
the alleys quieted down last Mon
day on top and champions by one
point were the Warrenmen.
Making up the surprise team,
shown here, were Robert Auer,
Perc Carleton, Cliff Thompson,
Earl Cramer and Fran Snyder.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
BerardineIIi
Bangs 243-614

Nanny Berardinelli co-prop of
Maxim's Delicatessen smashed a
nice 243-614 and brother Joe
Maxim punched out a steady 191
-552 as their team scored a three
point decision over Adams Meats
in the Euclid Lanes Business Mems
League. Pete Lehman sliced a 178
-514 for the butchers.
Cal Clarke anchored a 214-567
heading Welcome Taverns to a
shut out over Larry's Meats who
had a 205-565 by Ernie Cornelius.
POO. Beers had three fine scor-
ers in their three counts from
Quickie Meats. Ray Hrvatin top
pied 208-578, Bob Moody 200-561
and Don Petrovic 196-546. Ralph
Markelonis shot 192-529 for the
meat trimmers.
Knife Realty broke even in
their match with Ashland Truck
Stops and so did Euclid Ford with
Leisy Beer. High men were: Jack
Toture 200-536, John Jenda 226-
527 and Ray Pugel 208-521. Lake
Shore took three from Larry's
Meats No. 2.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
John Pretnar 661:
Bill Kronik 651

A couple of fine scorers led the
Leisy Beers to three game sweep
over L. & M. Tobacco in Perdan's
Jr. "a" League. Johnny Pretnar
pounded 198-247-216-661 and Bill
Kronik 212-191-248-651 as the
team amassed a 1O62-2997 total.
Vince Toma raped 226-619 for
Lokar's team.
Glenville Dairy capped Double
Eagle Bottling twice with Bob Rod
gers smacked an even 600 set and
Bill Lorber added 213-582. Bob
Watson hit 215-587 for the Debs
Drenik Distributors shut out
Gold Bond Beers and POO. Beers
blanked Mramor Contractors. Best
shooters in these two were: Clavt
Strimple 22O-589, Bob Perdan
224-576 and Ed Hartman 1877
-564.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Yannette ST. Gehon 668
Head SCOOP Classic 7rundIers

Chet CicRon cracked a swell 246-
222-201-668 in Play-Mor's double
over Shore Bowl who had a pair
of 581 series by Art Berndt and
Joe Barret.
AL Yannette took high honors for
the night as he walloped 189-24S-
235 for 672 guiding Euclid Lanes
to a twin win over Savoy Palace.
Stan Stefancic helped AL with
6O2 set. George Murphy threw 24S
-612 for Savoy.
Center Mayfield Recreation
tripped East 185th Bowling Center
twice having Chuck Johnson's 245
-624. Joe Lapy totaled COB and
Bob Bures 603 for Tony Skufca.
For no reason at ALI H a y d n
Woodwork Recreation is at the
bottom of this article but any way
they took over the East 152nd Rec
reation in two as John Hatala toss
ed 232-603. Ed Tratter Sol and
Jack Rotar $50 for the losers.
Schedule for May End
At Savoy Palace
Lanes 1 and 2, Play-Mor Lanes
VS.. Waterloo Recreation.
Lanes 3 and 4, Center Mayfield
VS.. Shore Bowl.
Lanes 5 and 6, Savoy Palace VS..
Hayden Woodwork.
Lanes 7 and 8, Euclid Lanes VS..
Adolph & Mary.
Lanes 9 and 10, East 152nd Rec,
VS.. East 185th Rec.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
S.W.H. Ladies
Trim Realtors

Good shooting by three member.
Of the Slovenian Home team en-
abled the girls to score a shut out
over Strekal's Realty in Perdan's
Ladies League. Bertha Dovpan
garnered 174-503, Jennie Marolt
172-482 and Betty Fortuna 1s4-
476. Hilda Kinat toppled 1s7-52s
for Hanks team.
Mary Taucher rolled a 179-51s
and Marie Son 177-471 HEADING
Mary Svetek's Funeral Hcme to
three points over Shaker jewelers.
for whom Mary Perdan hit 178-
493 and Sophie lapel 191-4s3
Two 500 tossers paced a trinle
for Lakeland Tavern over Birelev's
Grange. Peg Benedetto toppied
1888 and Dolores Smaltz i99-
500. Ellen Smith had 169-47O for
the soft drinks.
Larry's Meat Market took tbrsa
from Jalovec Motors with Ang;s
Skorupsh big 210-4s7.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Mike Barriers
Clip 1916

Mikes Barber Shop quintet of
Perdans "B" League compiled a
swell 2S46 total including a 1913
single. This was more than
enough for a three game victory
over Batra Cleaners. Leading the
tonsorial experts was Joe Debelak
257-616 and Mike Raggets 224-
600. Ed Morgan nailed 214-600
for Barta.
Shaker Jewellers blanked Mint
Tavern with Paul Peck hitting
234-592. Bill Benedict tailed 205
-579 for the losers.
Vic Zele wired a nice 1920
198-606 pacing the Strugglers to
a double over Gaiety Bar who had
John Vedrody 197-567.
John Kausek jr., smacked a 255
$50 but the Kuhar Market team
lost two contests to Son Cleaners
for whom Wally Lunka mapled a
swell 257-572.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
MoInar' S Service
Render 965-2808

Rolling in the st. Aloysius
Church League at Savoy Palace
the Molnar Service Station team
were all on the beam as they wired
a nifty 965-2S0S which was good
for three points over Schaefer
Plumbers. Ed Gregor led with
214-195-2O1-61O followed by Tony
Sulzer 212-573, Peg Godnic 204
$50, Mike Molnar 1880 and
Fr. Schneider 1885. The vic
tins also had some fine scorers:
John Kawalec cracked 214-21O-
182-6O6, Leo Schaefer 196-56O
and Don Schaefer 1884.
After Jimmy Waldron flipped
mediocre 165 first game he found
the range and blasted 236-244 for
a 645 series and with the help of
Joe Molner's 244-633 his McGarry
Painters were able to take all four
counts from Savoy. I'll bet Jim
would give a pretty penny for
Joe's first game Of 244.
Tom Hruska included 237 in
545 set and Tony Lostoski added
a steady 1886 heading Epicure
Bar to three over Brown Bros.
Furniture who had Ray Lane 527.
Three maple maulers featured
Martinich Hardware shut out of
r & r Tavern, Roy Mason toppled
214-588, John Conomy 207-564
and Joe Miser 1888.
Chefs Open Kitchen took three
points from Dietrich's Mems Wear
due mainly to John Federico 203-
$50 and Phil Reardon 237-555.
Fox Florist scored three over
Soeder's Service on Roy Schracker
210-527, Ken McNeal 209-525.
Sig Dickard shot 213-505 for the
gas men.
Ray Schmitt tumbled a 202-557
and Paul Tigue 1882, pacing
Jack & Fred's Cafe to a triple
over Melody Mart for whom Jim
Array anchored 209-527.
Cannon Realty blanked Monreal
Funeral Home as Jim Marko eli
NAKED a 575 trio with swell 245
game. Tom Morganthau threw 191
-545 for Monreal.
Joe's Cafe took all from Babe &
Ruth Cafe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
A.F.U. Tourney
At East 152nd Rec.

The national bowling tourna-
ment of the American Fraternal
Union will be rolled at the East
152nd st. Recreation on Saturday,
May 10Th, and Sunday, May 18th.
There are five lodges of the or
ganization that are in the north
east section of Cleveland and
Euclid, Ohio. The tournament will
be on a handicap basis and all
members interested are asked to
contact their lodge secretary or
athletic supervisor.
The officers of the event are,
Gus Fortuna chairman and John
Laurich secretary.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Stellar 233-652
By WintersteIIar

Dick Wintersteller smacked a
healthy 196-233-223-652 heading
Carl's Five to a three point win
over Ski-Way Machine in the Col
linwood Industrial League at Per-
dams.
Skufca Decorators trimmed Son
Cleaners for the full county hav-
ing Peg Grdovic 214-612 and
Walt Merchant. 221-596. Bob
Watson shot 211-602 for Mike.
Zabuk's Cafes took three count
ers from Park Mfg. as Bob Dowd
linked 208-199-199-606.
Joe's Cafe and Federal Gear
spite the points.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Turks Service
CIineh Trophy;
Toaddy Raps 658

The Turks Service gang locked
up the East 185th Home League
title as they edged A. Grdina &
Sons for two games. Leading the
gas station boys in clinching the
championship, was the loops Sec
retary Tom Toaddy who rolled his
highest series of the season, a
swell 232-161-265-658. Tops for
Grdina was Lee Miller 638.
POO. Beer shared a pair from
Ma Klaus Cafe with Don Vogel
telling a 612 trio. Tony Boldin
toppled $50 for the bar team.
Bosco Tomorowitz mapled a 602
leading L. & NJ. Tobacco to a triple
over Lake Shore Sheet Metal. Dick
Willow batted 581 for the losers.
Leisy Beers cased Mocilnikar
Cafes in two contests having a 585
by Les Blackman. Jimmy Mocilni-
kar led his cafe bunch with a 584
trio.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

With only two weeks remaining
in the Scoop Classic schedule the
claim to the trophy is still toss
up between Hayden Woodwork
and Play-Mor Lanes. The Hayden
boys maintained a one game lead
last Saturday at Play-Mor when
they defeated East 152nd Recrea-
tion in two contests. Play-Mor lads
missed a chance to tie it up by los
ing one contest to Shore Bowl. For
the last two sessions, Hayden has
to meet Savoy Palace and Euclid
Lanes while the second placers have
to beat Waterloo Recreation and
East 152nd Recreation. It looks
like a fight right down to the wire
or even possibly a dead heat.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
Luke Luikart
Links 1853

The RIM Fruit Markets Of the
Beachland Merchants League at
uclid Lanes are trying desperately
to overcome the leading Noting
ham Department Store team which
holds a slight Ia point edge. For
the past few weeks the two quin-
tets have been scoring the same
amount of points and the IL mar
gin is getting to look mighty big
as the loop is heading down the
home stretch. Last week the top
team won three from General Po-
lice while RIMS did likewise to
Zgonc Cafes. Luke Luikart Of the
fruit markets smacked a swell
192-222-219-633 and Jack Jane
190-194-214-59S. Joe Ivancic hit
197-549 for Zgonc. For Noting
ham, Joe Nainiger raped a 215-
576 and Chuck Shaw added 215-
555.
Good shooting by Bill. Ward
223-621 and Joe Rutar 1854
enabled Lemons Cafe to clean
sweep over Race Dairy.
Apple obstruction clipped three
points from Modern BARRIERS as
Frank Ramona wired a 216-572.
Nick Bohr rolled 199-51S for the
hair stylists.
Fruitland scored all the way
over Ma Klaus Cafes on Ralph &
Jim Kelly's 215-580 and 1884.
AL Lipstreuer threw 200-523 for
the losers.
Foy Drug and Abady Market
split the four points. John Dowd
was high in this one hitting 1S1-
$40.
r,rv NrnrAYCS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

Cerne jewelers. had three swell
scorers in their brave effort. Bob
Watson posted new second high
26s single in a 648 series, John
Costly added 217-597 and Adolph
Perdan 213-596.
Hubbard Construction finished
up in champ style by taking two
games from Poe Beers. The win
ners combined 940-1050-931 for
1921 while Poe tailed 908-1023-
932-2863. Individual honors go to
Bill Gordon 229-611, Arnold Med
ley 206-6O2 and Sponsor Al Hub
bard 223-581. Carl Opitz shot
245-610 and Walter Maroney
248-589 for the brews.
Don Hodgson cracked a 236-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

The Waterloo Demshar Builders
climaxed the 1928 season of the
Northeast Merchants League by
registering their highest three
game total of the year. The boys
wired games of 938-1027-1004 for
a fourth high 3014 total. In so
doing they polished off the Cerne
jewelers. in all three contests.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
poo. Spill 3l20;
Midway Inn ITO

Heavy pinfall again prevailed in
Adolph & Mary's Sr. "a" League
last week when the POO. Beers
smashed a terrific 1920 total on
games of 1O26-1022-1072. Midway
Inns shared the spot light as they
hammered a lilo single. In their
blast the POO. team took all three
games from the Slovenian Home
hoVs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30
1925 1922 1912 3l2o


The losing S.W.H. team had, Bill
Perdan 240-572, Fred Dassel 221
$50, Ed Stefanic 230-576 and
Frank Ferra 227-572.
Midways big lilo game came in
a double win over Cadillac Park
ing. Bob Perdan cracked a 264-
622 and John Costly parlayed 220
SOP for the winners. Ed Hartman
threw a 221-591 and Carl Opitz
215-587 for Cadillac.
Ulle Plumbers wrenched the en-
tire serie sfrom Roytz Cafes as Al
Glatz fitted together 233-631 and
Bill Polanz 217-604.
Kramer Foods took two from
Leisy Beers with Joe Tolar leading
on 211-581. Frank Kratohvil 208
--607 was tops for Leisy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

After twelve years in the North
east Fraternal League, The SCOOP
keglers finally made it to the top,
annexing the title last week by
whopping margin of III points.
Up until the final night the
printers had to fight off the chal-
longing Gornik pinmen who stayed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-04-30

Box Score
Evening star., 1953-11-22
1895 and s4.05
Lined and Unlined
Leather Gloves
1888

Choice of fur or wool lined, or unlined
qoves in both imported and domestic suede,
pqskin and copeskin Mostly somple or
short lots. Tons, brown, blacks and other
smart shades and sizes 7h to lOH2 in the
group
Kunns Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Wonderful Variety
Mems s4.95 to s5.95
FamOuS-Make
Pajamas
1888

Fine Sonforized (Iess than % shrinkoee)
cotton fonneIettes, Iustrous high count
broodcIoths, soteens and quality royons
. whatever your preference you'll find
it among these finely tailored pojonos,
specially priced for early Christmas shop
pers. Sizes A-B-C-D.
Kcnns Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-22
s1.5O to s1.05
French Back
Cotton Shorts
Q4e

Woven shirtine in various fabrics, shorts
with qrpper fastener. WoistIine tobs are
adjustable for better fit Long wearing and
easy to Iounder, these are extra special
values. for only o4c!
Kann's Street Floor. Washington ond Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-22
$50 and $50
Silk Ties in Smart
Patterns and COlOrS
>1.2Q 'tT s

Imported and domestic fouIords, jocquords,
woven types and others in beautiful color
combinations and pattern effects that label
them high style. Smart buys for men who
pick their own for women with Christ
mas on their minds
KunnS Street Floor, Washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Tailored for particular men, these fine pin
vale corduroy shirts fit perfectly, will veal
and wear. Styled with convertible collar.
and two flop pockets in smart fall colors
SnoII medium and large sizes.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-08

GOD WILL be YOURS. If HE is IN YOUR WILL
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-05-08

Lighting. set-buildins, costume
making-iust a few of the be-
hind scenes activities taking
place at ST. Charles these days
as production date for their
spring play draws closer. The
Sfageerafters will present
Shskespesre's "coriotsnus" May
Is, 16 and ~. Friday and Sat-
Urday performances will begin
at 8:l5 p. m. and Sundays mat
inee will begin at 2:30 p. m. The
play tells the story Of a Roman
general who returned from the
wars 10 stand for political of
flee. At upper left. three stu
dent technicians work on the
light eatwaIk preparing equip
ment for the big night. Left 70
right are Dave coreoran, Dick
Strelecky and Dick JUsfus. Al
upper right, student carpenters
busy themselves building stage
sets. Pictured are, left to right,
Pat Fox. Bob Metzger. John EN-
inert and Bob HorIey. Mothers
of ST. Charles students have
formed an associate Sfageeraft-
ers group making all the cos
fumes used in the plays. In the
lower photo, some of the moth
ers are shown working on cos
TUNES that will be used in the
"corioIanvs" production. They
are, left TO right, Mrs. Bernard
MccIory. Mrs. John Cherry,
standing; Mrs. Stella Pardi. Mrs.
George Fuleher and Mrs. Law
renee o'Brien. Tickets for the
play may be purchased for $l.00
from any ST. Charles student or
at the door the night of the pro-
duetion.