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Basketball Home Opener

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She riff

JOHN T CORRIGAN Prosecuting Atty

ALBERT S PORTER County Engineer MARK McELROY Recorder

DR S GERBER Coroner

EMIL J MASGAY Clerk of Common Pleas Court

Keep Good County Government

Former Blue Streaks

and Alumni

col-in community service

John Carroll's athlete eek to win But in their que t, they eek to

do so honorably and in the spirit of the game To the Blue Streak , fore, good luck

there-.JJ t ~""'" ,s;

T'*f, • AJ •r

Very Reverend H E Dunn, S.J

Bringing together the willing student and

the able educator in surrounding conducive

to ·tudy has been John Carroll Univer ity's continuing goal throughout nearly 0 years

chool-The "Big Move" came in 1935, shortly after the l niver ity adopted its pre ent name, in memory of the first native Catholic archbish p in the United State A 600-stu-dent dormitory, costing $2 million, has just been completed Other recent addition to the

campus include a tudent activities center,

a gymna ium, and the Grasselli Library The next tep in the expan ion drives calls for the addition of a science center

The University educates over 2,000 young

men in the College of Arts and Sciences and

in the Schoo of Busines Eighteen hundred men and women are enrolled in the Evening

College The graduate school has 400 stu

-dents Degree programs are offered in 40

major field of the arts, natural sciences, social sciences, and business They include

specific curricula for pre-professional study

leading to medicine, law denti try, engining, and teaching

eer-John Carroll has the large t ROTC Tran portation Corp in the nited State , with over 1,200 cadet enrolled in the program

-The Carroll Sei mological Observatory was

the fourth of its kind when founded in 1904 Today it ranks as one of the top com-pletely equipped eismological stations in the country

The University's In titute fot· Soviet and Eat European Studie keeps Northern Ohioan enlightened on orne of the mo t

significant development of our time Directed

by Dr Michael S Pap, it has earned national recognition

inter-Community cooperation always has been

a part of John Carroll's exi tence John Carroll offered long-term usage of its land for the local "Little League" program Also the

-University Serie , a program of outstanding artistic offerings, has become a cornerstone

in good theater for Greater Cleveland The John Carroll Band and Glee Club travel extensively in concert around the country, and the Debating Society and Pershing Rifle

groups have added many trophies to the John Carroll display cases The 1964 Mock Political

University

3

She riff

JOHN T CORRIGAN Prosecuting Atty

ALBERT S PORTER County Engineer MARK McELROY Recorder

DR S GERBER Coroner

EMIL J MASGAY Clerk of Common Pleas Court

Keep Good County Government

Former Blue Streaks

and Alumni

col-in community service

John Carroll's athlete eek to win But in their que t, they eek to

do so honorably and in the spirit of the game To the Blue Streak , fore, good luck

there-.JJ t ~""'" ,s;

T'*f, • AJ •r

Very Reverend H E Dunn, S.J

Bringing together the willing student and

the able educator in surrounding conducive

to ·tudy has been John Carroll Univer ity's continuing goal throughout nearly 0 years

chool-The "Big Move" came in 1935, shortly after the l niver ity adopted its pre ent name, in memory of the first native Catholic archbish p in the United State A 600-stu-dent dormitory, costing $2 million, has just been completed Other recent addition to the

campus include a tudent activities center,

a gymna ium, and the Grasselli Library The next tep in the expan ion drives calls for the addition of a science center

The University educates over 2,000 young

men in the College of Arts and Sciences and

in the Schoo of Busines Eighteen hundred men and women are enrolled in the Evening

College The graduate school has 400 stu

-dents Degree programs are offered in 40

major field of the arts, natural sciences, social sciences, and business They include

specific curricula for pre-professional study

leading to medicine, law denti try, engining, and teaching

eer-John Carroll has the large t ROTC Tran portation Corp in the nited State , with over 1,200 cadet enrolled in the program

-The Carroll Sei mological Observatory was

the fourth of its kind when founded in 1904 Today it ranks as one of the top com-pletely equipped eismological stations in the country

The University's In titute fot· Soviet and Eat European Studie keeps Northern Ohioan enlightened on orne of the mo t

significant development of our time Directed

by Dr Michael S Pap, it has earned national recognition

inter-Community cooperation always has been

a part of John Carroll's exi tence John Carroll offered long-term usage of its land for the local "Little League" program Also the

-University Serie , a program of outstanding artistic offerings, has become a cornerstone

in good theater for Greater Cleveland The John Carroll Band and Glee Club travel extensively in concert around the country, and the Debating Society and Pershing Rifle

groups have added many trophies to the John Carroll display cases The 1964 Mock Political

University

3

FOOTBALL REPORT 1964

To quote last year's Sports Brochure: "The

challenge of measuring up to an undefeat d,

record-smashing year faces the John Carroll

Blue Streaks in the season ahead."

Last year that challenge was successfully

answered as the Blue Streaks ran their

win-ning streak to 15 games to take their second

consecutive Presidents Athletic Conference

Championship This year the task is even

greater Gone are the work horses who paced

the team last year Out of seven

All-Confer-ence players, only junior Bob Spicer is

re-turning Much depends on the rapid

develop-ment of the talented sophomores of the 1963

Streaklet squad

Eighteen seniors and five underclassmen

have departed from the 1963 championship

team, including 16 starters A number of the

30 sophomores on this year's squad will have

FOOTBALL

1964 SCHEDULE

Sept 26 *Washington & Jefferson Home

Oct 3 *Wayne State University Away

Oct 10 *Eastern Michigan Homecoming

Oct 17 *Western Reserve Away

Oct 31 *Thiel College Away

ov 7 *Bethany ollege Away

ov 14 Ohio orthern Home

to fill the gaps Only one starter returns from

the defensive line and two from the offensive

lne This will be a year for rebuilding and

testing The team is strong in both the

offen-sive and defensive backfields and at the

end spots Inexperience may take it toll in

the interior li e

Returning are everal top-notch

per-formers Leading the rushing attack will be

Bob "Jetstr am" Spicer, AII-PAC, All-

Catho-lic All-American in his soph more year Bob

ro ed up 443 yards rushing last season to

lead the Carroll ground attack, compiling a

4.4 yards per carry average, be t on the

squad He lead in scoring wi h 32 point and

was econd in receptio s wi h 12, good for

3 TDs and 172 yards

4

Dick Sands, outstanding safety for the past two seasons, inherits the quarterback job from Gus McPhie The job is not new to Dick, who holds five high school passing records

in Baltimore A trong boy who runs like a fullback, Dick can be counted on to u e the option play to good advantage Seniors Ron Loeffler and Frank Wright figure to be his favorite targets The offensive line will be lead by junior Jack Hewitt, a rugged per-former last season

Captain Ron Niedzwiecki will lead the fen ive line charge from his end position A leading candidate for an All-Confer nc berth, Ron teamed up with rugged John Kovach to give opposing quarterbacks many a bad moment during the past two seasons Barry Schonfeld and Denny DeJulius will give the Blue Streaks experienc and speed in the defensive secondary

de-The "Wolf Pack" limit d Carroll opposition

to only 28 points last year, scoring three shutouts

The Blue Streaks will be expan ling to an eight game schedule th year for the first time since 1954 and the formation of the PAC

1963 RESULTS

JCU 21 Bethany ollege 6 JCU 20 Wayn State 0

J u 14 Ohio orthern 0 JCU 9 Western Reserve 3 JCU 21 a e Tech 13 JCU 42 Thiel College 0

JC 14 Wash & Jeff 6 SEASON'S RECORD: 7-0-0

ET YARDS GAINED RUSHING Number passes attempted

umber passes completed NET YARDS GAINED PAS ING Percent of passes completed Number of plays ru hing and passing TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDAGE Number pas~es intercepted NET YARDS I TERCEPTIONS RETURNED

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FOOTBALL REPORT 1964

To quote last year's Sports Brochure: "The

challenge of measuring up to an undefeat d,

record-smashing year faces the John Carroll

Blue Streaks in the season ahead."

Last year that challenge was successfully

answered as the Blue Streaks ran their

win-ning streak to 15 games to take their second

consecutive Presidents Athletic Conference

Championship This year the task is even

greater Gone are the work horses who paced

the team last year Out of seven

All-Confer-ence players, only junior Bob Spicer is

re-turning Much depends on the rapid

develop-ment of the talented sophomores of the 1963

Streaklet squad

Eighteen seniors and five underclassmen

have departed from the 1963 championship

team, including 16 starters A number of the

30 sophomores on this year's squad will have

FOOTBALL

1964 SCHEDULE

Sept 26 *Washington & Jefferson Home

Oct 3 *Wayne State University Away

Oct 10 *Eastern Michigan Homecoming

Oct 17 *Western Reserve Away

Oct 31 *Thiel College Away

ov 7 *Bethany ollege Away

ov 14 Ohio orthern Home

to fill the gaps Only one starter returns from

the defensive line and two from the offensive

lne This will be a year for rebuilding and

testing The team is strong in both the

offen-sive and defensive backfields and at the

end spots Inexperience may take it toll in

the interior li e

Returning are everal top-notch

per-formers Leading the rushing attack will be

Bob "Jetstr am" Spicer, AII-PAC, All-

Catho-lic All-American in his soph more year Bob

ro ed up 443 yards rushing last season to

lead the Carroll ground attack, compiling a

4.4 yards per carry average, be t on the

squad He lead in scoring wi h 32 point and

was econd in receptio s wi h 12, good for

3 TDs and 172 yards

4

Dick Sands, outstanding safety for the past two seasons, inherits the quarterback job from Gus McPhie The job is not new to Dick, who holds five high school passing records

in Baltimore A trong boy who runs like a fullback, Dick can be counted on to u e the option play to good advantage Seniors Ron Loeffler and Frank Wright figure to be his favorite targets The offensive line will be lead by junior Jack Hewitt, a rugged per-former last season

Captain Ron Niedzwiecki will lead the fen ive line charge from his end position A leading candidate for an All-Confer nc berth, Ron teamed up with rugged John Kovach to give opposing quarterbacks many a bad moment during the past two seasons Barry Schonfeld and Denny DeJulius will give the Blue Streaks experienc and speed in the defensive secondary

de-The "Wolf Pack" limit d Carroll opposition

to only 28 points last year, scoring three shutouts

The Blue Streaks will be expan ling to an eight game schedule th year for the first time since 1954 and the formation of the PAC

1963 RESULTS

JCU 21 Bethany ollege 6 JCU 20 Wayn State 0

J u 14 Ohio orthern 0 JCU 9 Western Reserve 3 JCU 21 a e Tech 13 JCU 42 Thiel College 0

JC 14 Wash & Jeff 6 SEASON'S RECORD: 7-0-0

ET YARDS GAINED RUSHING Number passes attempted

umber passes completed NET YARDS GAINED PAS ING Percent of passes completed Number of plays ru hing and passing TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDAGE Number pas~es intercepted NET YARDS I TERCEPTIONS RETURNED

Ziechmann Florists, Inc

FLOWER SHOP and GREENHOUSES

Fresh flowers that last longer

DELI V ERI ES TO THE METROPOLITAN AREA

2970 Warrensville Center Road SHAKER HEIGHTS CLE V ELAND 22, OHIO

5

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATIS T ICS (1963)

3.6

3.2

4.1 4.1

1.8

6.0 3.0

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INDIVIDUAL PLAYER STATIS T ICS (1963)

3.6

3.2

4.1 4.1

1.8

6.0 3.0

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Case Tech Eastern Michigan

Wayne State Wash & Jeff

Ea tern Michigan

Wash & Jeff

Bethany Allegheny

Ca.-e Tech Thiel Nov 14 Hosts

Gordie Priemer 2 0 12 Ron Timpanaro 2 0 12 Gary Stevens 0 10 10

Jack Loeffler 1 2 8

Dick Koenig 1 0 6 Tom Murray 1 0 6

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Dedication, courage, and incerity mark

each of the 17 years that H rbert C Eisele

ha been at John an·oll University

Eisel came to arr·oll with an outstanding

r cord in the football coaching field His

career began at Clevela d's Cathedral Latin

High School a d continued at the University

of Dayton, where his o t tanding play

brought him the nickname "Skeeter" and the

end po · ion on little All-American, All-Ohio,

and All-Catholic teams

He started his coa hing career in 1926 at

St Mary's High School in Sandusky, ret

urn-ing two y ars later to his alma mater,

Cathedral Latin In 19 years, Herb compiled

an outstanding record of 1 1 win , 33 lo se ,

and 1 t es The highlight of hi career of

nine ch mpion hips and three state crown·

was an undefeated streak of 36 games

Arriving at John arroll in 1947, Herb became an in ·piration to his college football

HERBERT C EISELE

Athletic Director

player His record of GO win , 36 lo ses, and

18 ties was the fi e t c mpil d by a John

Carroll Coach, prior to John Ray's feat of two

undefeated seasons In 1951, he wa n med athletic director and continued hi coaching

dutie Early in 1959, aft r more than 30 year in

th coaching field, Herb turned full time to

the duties of athletic director He has done

an utstanding job of coordinating and

ex-panding Carroll' athletic program The addition of wrestling and socc r to the program

-is due in part to his de ire for a compr h n

-sive athletic program

His lo g football career was sp tlighted

rec ntly by vera! awards, including the honor of being named All-Time Gr at Athlete

of athedral Latin by the Latin Alumni In

1963, he was n med to the Univ rsity of

Dayton' Hall of Fame by his alma mat r

JOHN CARROLL COACHES AND RECORDS

1920 George W ("Tuffy") onn 4 2 0 667

Phone: FA 1-2440 F 0 R D E L I V E R V Phone: FA 1-2022

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Case Tech Eastern Michigan

Wayne State Wash & Jeff

Ea tern Michigan

Wash & Jeff

Bethany Allegheny

Ca.-e Tech Thiel Nov 14 Hosts

Gordie Priemer 2 0 12 Ron Timpanaro 2 0 12 Gary Stevens 0 10 10

Jack Loeffler 1 2 8

Dick Koenig 1 0 6 Tom Murray 1 0 6

SCHOOL SUPPliES OUTLINES REVIEWS

MEDICAL DENTAL NURSING

ENGINEERING SUPPLIES

S DE RULES - T E MPLAT ES LAW TEXTBOOKS

OPEN: Mo n da y - F r i day 9 a.m.-6 p.m

Sa t ur d y 9 a.m - 5 p.m

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Dedication, courage, and incerity mark

each of the 17 years that H rbert C Eisele

ha been at John an·oll University

Eisel came to arr·oll with an outstanding

r cord in the football coaching field His

career began at Clevela d's Cathedral Latin

High School a d continued at the University

of Dayton, where his o t tanding play

brought him the nickname "Skeeter" and the

end po · ion on little All-American, All-Ohio,

and All-Catholic teams

He started his coa hing career in 1926 at

St Mary's High School in Sandusky, ret

urn-ing two y ars later to his alma mater,

Cathedral Latin In 19 years, Herb compiled

an outstanding record of 1 1 win , 33 lo se ,

and 1 t es The highlight of hi career of

nine ch mpion hips and three state crown·

was an undefeated streak of 36 games

Arriving at John arroll in 1947, Herb became an in ·piration to his college football

HERBERT C EISELE

Athletic Director

player His record of GO win , 36 lo ses, and

18 ties was the fi e t c mpil d by a John

Carroll Coach, prior to John Ray's feat of two

undefeated seasons In 1951, he wa n med athletic director and continued hi coaching

dutie Early in 1959, aft r more than 30 year in

th coaching field, Herb turned full time to

the duties of athletic director He has done

an utstanding job of coordinating and

ex-panding Carroll' athletic program The addition of wrestling and socc r to the program

-is due in part to his de ire for a compr h n

-sive athletic program

His lo g football career was sp tlighted

rec ntly by vera! awards, including the honor of being named All-Time Gr at Athlete

of athedral Latin by the Latin Alumni In

1963, he was n med to the Univ rsity of

Dayton' Hall of Fame by his alma mat r

JOHN CARROLL COACHES AND RECORDS

1920 George W ("Tuffy") onn 4 2 0 667

Phone: FA 1-2440 F 0 R D E L I V E R V Phone: FA 1-2022

9

And so they became •

"THE BLUE STREAKS''

How the Carroll Athletic teams came to

be called the Blue Streaks was best told by

Professor Frank D Burke of the

Chem-istry Department some years ago Professor

Burke, in his early days at Carroll, served

as an assistant football coach, along with his

duti s as instructor of chemistry, and his

knowledge of sports is vast In a letter to

the Carroll News, student publication, he

wrote:

" That name (the Blue Streaks)

was earned the hard way and came

about when Carroll was playing such

clubs as Detroit, Marquette, Fordham

and Carnegie Tech - and doing all

right, too

" It was during this glorio s time

that a Carroll alumnus, Raymond J

Gib-bons, '24, was one of the port writer,

for the Cleveland News, and he

devel-oped such an enthusiasm for the club

that he became th office pest More than

o ce Ed Bang (News ports Editor)

had to bottle him up, but forcibly That

didn't bother Ray much, though, and he

attended very practice and every game

and told Cleveland about them in str

i-dent English Unfortunately, how ver,

he becam mortally ill One of his last

request.· was an ambulance trip to our

practice fi ld so he could look over the

boys .i ust on e more As he watched them

running and catching he said: '1 here

they go, just a bun h of "Blue Streaks"!'

He died one week Jat r

The name caught on with the sports

writer in Clev Janel: John arroll and the

"Blu Streaks" wer one

10

FACTORY LOW PRICES

FURNITURE - CARPETING - APPLIANCES

Early American, Danish, Modern,

Contemporary, French Provincial,

and Ital i an Provincial Styles

FACTORY FURNITURE CO

Let yo ur jo yf ul anthe m rin g;

So und yo ur Mot h e r 's prai se, r evere h er;

H e r fair nam e full proudl y s in g

L oya l ever, br a \ ·e and true

W e, th e so n s of Carrol l •

Pl e d ge o r loYe to Alma i "vlat er,

U nto nobl e co nqu est: gu idin g,

Kindl e d s h e our heart s to s trif e ;

Wi s dom taught u s, fa ith ·a bidin g, ' howed u s manhood- wort h of lif e

Gratefu l h ear t s we bring to yo u

Hail with our so ng o ur Carro ll U, Lon g m ay li ve our A lm a Mat e r,

Long- th e Gol d a nd Blu e

Carroll Fi ght S ong

Fight, Carrol l , fight For the Gold and Blue, For victory's in our right, And we'll march right through

Fight, Carroll, fight nlil the way i s wo n;

It 's the fighting team that conquers,

So, arroll, fight, fight, F l G HT

Onwa r d, On, John Carroll

On we come, our hearts are tuned to battle And our hop s a ll keen for victory ;

\Veil we know that Carroll m en ne'er falter, F'or th y'rc b 1 ·ave and dauntl ss eve r;

Onward, on, for men w i ll mar k your co ur age And wi ll 1 ·i ·e to peal< yo ur va l o r;

Your foe· al l fea r you ;

\Ve'1·e here to ch er you ;

We're here to see you win the da y Onward, on, J ohn a n· o ll

For we' r e here to see you w i n C:old and Blu e;

Onward, on, John Ca r roll

On to gr ater goals a nd v i c't ri es new ;

nward, on, John Carro ll

For our faith i n you

Is boundless and t ru e ;

Dear lma Mat ,., we're all f or you And fo r the Gold and B l ue !

John P e rry's Restaurant

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WILLIAM DAN DO

Head

Football Coach

Afler serving the pa t four years as back

-fi ld coach under Head oach John Ray, Bill Dando m ve · into the pot vacated by rotre

Dame-bound Ray Thi · a signment is doubly

challenging ot only does he replace the be t coach in John Carroll history, but he must

defend Carroll's claim to the PA champio

n-ship This will be a difficult ta:k with a team hit hard by graduation It will be Dando's

job to develop several highly promi ing

sophomores to fill the shoes of the veterans of

th la t two unbeaten campaig s

Born in Ashland, Pa., and raised in Gordon,

Pa., Bill attend d Ashland High wher he

\\'as a four- ·port man, gaining All-Stat

h nors in football and baseball Upon g

radu-ati n, Bill moved We t, attending San

Fran-cis o Univ rsity and playing football and baseball for a year

At the outbreak of the Korean War, Bill join cl the Marine While in the ervice, he

tarred for thr e easons with the Memphi Navy Base and Quantico Marines

In 1955, Dando began a ·l arkling car r

at the niversity of Detroit He was named

an All- atholic, All-Am rican as he played

halfback and quarterback in three easons

at D troit A versatile athl te, he played left

field with th baseball t am, and in 1959,

he l ad his t am to the AA Baseball

Tournament

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He began his coaching career at Detroit'

St Cecilia High ch ol and his squad ompi] d the best record in the school's history

-in hi first year of coaching In 1960, Dando

was named backfi ld coach at John Carroll where he work d with John Ray, his former coach at Detroit Under his tutelage, an·oll

acquir d one of the be t running atta k in

the area In four s asons, Dando dev loped

the Blu Streak back to the point of having

ten back· gain 100 yards or more in o e season

Bill i married to the former Frances

(\Villie) Cavanaugh of Detroit They have four children: Marie, 5; Ann Louise, 3; 1 lly Catherine, 2 and Joseph, 1

And so they became •

"THE BLUE STREAKS''

How the Carroll Athletic teams came to

be called the Blue Streaks was best told by

Professor Frank D Burke of the

Chem-istry Department some years ago Professor

Burke, in his early days at Carroll, served

as an assistant football coach, along with his

duti s as instructor of chemistry, and his

knowledge of sports is vast In a letter to

the Carroll News, student publication, he

wrote:

" That name (the Blue Streaks)

was earned the hard way and came

about when Carroll was playing such

clubs as Detroit, Marquette, Fordham

and Carnegie Tech - and doing all

right, too

" It was during this glorio s time

that a Carroll alumnus, Raymond J

Gib-bons, '24, was one of the port writer,

for the Cleveland News, and he

devel-oped such an enthusiasm for the club

that he became th office pest More than

o ce Ed Bang (News ports Editor)

had to bottle him up, but forcibly That

didn't bother Ray much, though, and he

attended very practice and every game

and told Cleveland about them in str

i-dent English Unfortunately, how ver,

he becam mortally ill One of his last

request.· was an ambulance trip to our

practice fi ld so he could look over the

boys .i ust on e more As he watched them

running and catching he said: '1 here

they go, just a bun h of "Blue Streaks"!'

He died one week Jat r

The name caught on with the sports

writer in Clev Janel: John arroll and the

"Blu Streaks" wer one

10

FACTORY LOW PRICES

FURNITURE - CARPETING - APPLIANCES

Early American, Danish, Modern,

Contemporary, French Provincial,

and Ital i an Provincial Styles

FACTORY FURNITURE CO

Let yo ur jo yf ul anthe m rin g;

So und yo ur Mot h e r 's prai se, r evere h er;

H e r fair nam e full proudl y s in g

L oya l ever, br a \ ·e and true

W e, th e so n s of Carrol l •

Pl e d ge o r loYe to Alma i "vlat er,

U nto nobl e co nqu est: gu idin g,

Kindl e d s h e our heart s to s trif e ;

Wi s dom taught u s, fa ith ·a bidin g, ' howed u s manhood- wort h of lif e

Gratefu l h ear t s we bring to yo u

Hail with our so ng o ur Carro ll U, Lon g m ay li ve our A lm a Mat e r,

Long- th e Gol d a nd Blu e

Carroll Fi ght S ong

Fight, Carrol l , fight For the Gold and Blue, For victory's in our right, And we'll march right through

Fight, Carroll, fight nlil the way i s wo n;

It 's the fighting team that conquers,

So, arroll, fight, fight, F l G HT

Onwa r d, On, John Carroll

On we come, our hearts are tuned to battle And our hop s a ll keen for victory ;

\Veil we know that Carroll m en ne'er falter, F'or th y'rc b 1 ·ave and dauntl ss eve r;

Onward, on, for men w i ll mar k your co ur age And wi ll 1 ·i ·e to peal< yo ur va l o r;

Your foe· al l fea r you ;

\Ve'1·e here to ch er you ;

We're here to see you win the da y Onward, on, J ohn a n· o ll

For we' r e here to see you w i n C:old and Blu e;

Onward, on, John Ca r roll

On to gr ater goals a nd v i c't ri es new ;

nward, on, John Carro ll

For our faith i n you

Is boundless and t ru e ;

Dear lma Mat ,., we're all f or you And fo r the Gold and B l ue !

John P e rry's Restaurant

STE RLI NG H O TEL

-Now Ava il ab l e

-CRYSTAL ROOM

BAN Q UE T S • P A R T I ES • MEETINGS

S ea tin g up t o 200 • Unlim ited Park in g

F OOD A T I T S B EST • MODE R N PR I CES

431-0980

WILLIAM DAN DO

Head

Football Coach

Afler serving the pa t four years as back

-fi ld coach under Head oach John Ray, Bill Dando m ve · into the pot vacated by rotre

Dame-bound Ray Thi · a signment is doubly

challenging ot only does he replace the be t coach in John Carroll history, but he must

defend Carroll's claim to the PA champio

n-ship This will be a difficult ta:k with a team hit hard by graduation It will be Dando's

job to develop several highly promi ing

sophomores to fill the shoes of the veterans of

th la t two unbeaten campaig s

Born in Ashland, Pa., and raised in Gordon,

Pa., Bill attend d Ashland High wher he

\\'as a four- ·port man, gaining All-Stat

h nors in football and baseball Upon g

radu-ati n, Bill moved We t, attending San

Fran-cis o Univ rsity and playing football and baseball for a year

At the outbreak of the Korean War, Bill join cl the Marine While in the ervice, he

tarred for thr e easons with the Memphi Navy Base and Quantico Marines

In 1955, Dando began a ·l arkling car r

at the niversity of Detroit He was named

an All- atholic, All-Am rican as he played

halfback and quarterback in three easons

at D troit A versatile athl te, he played left

field with th baseball t am, and in 1959,

he l ad his t am to the AA Baseball

Tournament

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He began his coaching career at Detroit'

St Cecilia High ch ol and his squad ompi] d the best record in the school's history

-in hi first year of coaching In 1960, Dando

was named backfi ld coach at John Carroll where he work d with John Ray, his former coach at Detroit Under his tutelage, an·oll

acquir d one of the be t running atta k in

the area In four s asons, Dando dev loped

the Blu Streak back to the point of having

ten back· gain 100 yards or more in o e season

Bill i married to the former Frances

(\Villie) Cavanaugh of Detroit They have four children: Marie, 5; Ann Louise, 3; 1 lly Catherine, 2 and Joseph, 1

BILL KANE

L i ne Coach

A big rebuilding job faces se ·oncl-year line

coach Bil Kane, a product of' lhe U n iv e r sit~ ·

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W I NDOW CLEANING

c o

PR 1 - 2 800 Win dow Cleaning

lh freshman t am Lo tulor he varsil\' back

-field As coach of lhe freshman ~qu;Hl la~t

year, he guicl cl th learn to a 2-1 season Ln

perfect 3-0-0 mark ;\lany of lhe workhor:cs

l ams developed u d r his tutelag-e

A native Chicagoan, Jerr.\' allendecl DePaul

Academy, wher he gained honors in football

and ba:kelball Arter high school, he enlcr 'd

John Carroll in 1955 From his sophomor

He I d the P A C in [Hssing in 1958 and in scoring in J 959 An all-Hround athlete, l1e

rep rted to Fort Euslis, Virginia, as a Se ond

Lieutenant and a graduate of lhe Carroll ROTC' program Wh e lherc he p i a~ · d cle-

fensi\·e halfback for the Euslis "Wheels" All-Service hampions '

In aclclilion to his duties during the fr sh

-man football season J rry also coache the

f e hman basketball squad

J rry married the former Beverly Walt r

of I v land They have ne chid, John

Martin, and are expecting another

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BILL KANE

L i ne Coach

A big rebuilding job faces se ·oncl-year line

coach Bil Kane, a product of' lhe U n iv e r sit~ ·

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J-IB- PETE EATO , Wash & Jeff

S -GORDIE PRIEJ\IER, Jo n Carroll

S- STEVE I 10 TON, Allegheny

W I NDOW CLEANING

c o

PR 1 - 2 800 Win dow Cleaning

lh freshman t am Lo tulor he varsil\' back

-field As coach of lhe freshman ~qu;Hl la~t

year, he guicl cl th learn to a 2-1 season Ln

perfect 3-0-0 mark ;\lany of lhe workhor:cs

l ams developed u d r his tutelag-e

A native Chicagoan, Jerr.\' allendecl DePaul

Academy, wher he gained honors in football

and ba:kelball Arter high school, he enlcr 'd

John Carroll in 1955 From his sophomor

He I d the P A C in [Hssing in 1958 and in scoring in J 959 An all-Hround athlete, l1e

rep rted to Fort Euslis, Virginia, as a Se ond

Lieutenant and a graduate of lhe Carroll ROTC' program Wh e lherc he p i a~ · d cle-

fensi\·e halfback for the Euslis "Wheels" All-Service hampions '

In aclclilion to his duties during the fr sh

-man football season J rry also coache the

f e hman basketball squad

J rry married the former Beverly Walt r

of I v land They have ne chid, John

Martin, and are expecting another

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Tony DeCarlo

freshman Coach

ThP ncvvest addition to the coaching slafT

is Tony DeCarlo, appointPd freshman football

Dir:•cto r H e rb EiselP this summer

A g raduate of Pain •sv ill e l! rt J' \ ' C'.v Hi gh

School, Tony staJT<'d in l'ooLimll and wrestling

After letterin g in both sport s at Krnt State

l niv e rsity, Ton.v g radu ated in 19 G2 a nd

Cleve-land's Sa int Edward IIi g·h School du rin g the

1 9G2 and 19G: ~ campaigns He also doubled as

h acl coac h of the track s quad and va r it y

wrestling· coach

D Carlo's addition to the s taff brings

ex-pe ri en c:e and the ability to cl ve lop young

players ra pidl y Hi s expe ri enc e i nc: l ucles four

yea rs of foo tball at K nt Stale, as we ll as

two yea r s as a fir st-lin er on lh , ars ity

wres-tling team

Lawrin-son o f Cleveland Th y hav e one c hild, D

eb-orah Ann, s ix month s The DeCarlo s make

their home in Lakewood

\\'helhe r or nol Lhe season is a successful

physical health thanks l ary:el~· to the

train-ing and ca r ' of " D oc" ll iano ,'i nce his a rri \'a l

here in 1917 he has made 'ac h team

mem-be r's health and condition a maller or

per-so na l concer n

\\' esle m R ese r ve 'Cni\'ersity, Dick holds a

:\las te r 's Deg re in bod.\· fitn ess a nd

me-chanics \\'hil e at Daldwin-\\'allace, h e won

hi s lette r in football in 1 9 : 1 > After col lege, Dick spent three \·ear s with Army Ordnan ce

Corps during W orld War ll

Dic k has compil ed a r co rd of' outstanding achievements and accompli s hm e nts in the Cleveland area A ch arter me mb e r of the

Wash-in gto n Reclsl<in s and a year with the Pitts burg h Stee le rs wh e n t hey we re in the

C l vela nd a r a Dick was the oflicial trainer for two All- tar basketball games in Cleve-

land and also th e offic i < I tra in r fo r lh

sec-tional hi gh school basketball t ourname nt for two yea r s

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Director of AthlP ti c ~

Eugene F Burns Donald J Buynack

Cedar-Lee Radio & Television Co

Dr & Mrs Joseph M Centanni

Jack Cleary, Jr

Cleveland Cotton Products Co

Cleveland Litho Graining & Supply Co The Cleveland Marble and Mosaic Co

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Tony DeCarlo

freshman Coach

ThP ncvvest addition to the coaching slafT

is Tony DeCarlo, appointPd freshman football

Dir:•cto r H e rb EiselP this summer

A g raduate of Pain •sv ill e l! rt J' \ ' C'.v Hi gh

School, Tony staJT<'d in l'ooLimll and wrestling

After letterin g in both sport s at Krnt State

l niv e rsity, Ton.v g radu ated in 19 G2 a nd

Cleve-land's Sa int Edward IIi g·h School du rin g the

1 9G2 and 19G: ~ campaigns He also doubled as

h acl coac h of the track s quad and va r it y

wrestling· coach

D Carlo's addition to the s taff brings

ex-pe ri en c:e and the ability to cl ve lop young

players ra pidl y Hi s expe ri enc e i nc: l ucles four

yea rs of foo tball at K nt Stale, as we ll as

two yea r s as a fir st-lin er on lh , ars ity

wres-tling team

Lawrin-son o f Cleveland Th y hav e one c hild, D

eb-orah Ann, s ix month s The DeCarlo s make

their home in Lakewood

\\'helhe r or nol Lhe season is a successful

physical health thanks l ary:el~· to the

train-ing and ca r ' of " D oc" ll iano ,'i nce his a rri \'a l

here in 1917 he has made 'ac h team

mem-be r's health and condition a maller or

per-so na l concer n

\\' esle m R ese r ve 'Cni\'ersity, Dick holds a

:\las te r 's Deg re in bod.\· fitn ess a nd

me-chanics \\'hil e at Daldwin-\\'allace, h e won

hi s lette r in football in 1 9 : 1 > After col lege, Dick spent three \·ear s with Army Ordnan ce

Corps during W orld War ll

Dic k has compil ed a r co rd of' outstanding achievements and accompli s hm e nts in the Cleveland area A ch arter me mb e r of the

Wash-in gto n Reclsl<in s and a year with the Pitts burg h Stee le rs wh e n t hey we re in the

C l vela nd a r a Dick was the oflicial trainer for two All- tar basketball games in Cleve-

land and also th e offic i < I tra in r fo r lh

sec-tional hi gh school basketball t ourname nt for two yea r s

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and benefactor s who help to make them what they ar·e On hchalf of John Car·r·oll ver ity and the Department of Athleti<'s may we expn• om· s int•cr·c ~ · ·atitllllr· for· yom· inter e t, enthusiasm, and con tin ued s upport

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A C Exterminating Co

Akron Sewer Pipe Co

Alliance Printing Co

American Searchlight Advertising Co

Andrews Trucking Co

Mr Lawrence Arth Arthur's Ladies Apparel

HERB EISELE

Director of AthlP ti c ~

Eugene F Burns Donald J Buynack

Cedar-Lee Radio & Television Co

Dr & Mrs Joseph M Centanni

Jack Cleary, Jr

Cleveland Cotton Products Co

Cleveland Litho Graining & Supply Co The Cleveland Marble and Mosaic Co

Cleveland Printing Co

Cleveland Securities Corp

Cleveland Transfer Co

Jim Connell Chevrolet, Inc

Judge John V Corrigan Cross Roads Tavern

Mr W R Daley

Mr & Mrs Walter E Daly

J V DeGrandis

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Fluorescent Equipment & Mfg Co

Fred's Bakery

Mr & Mrs Michael Gavin

Gertrude S Glueck Re~lty Co

The Gesing Co

Louis Galland Shoes

John D Graves

Chester J Gray

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Greene, Jordan, Newell & Co

Jacob T Leicht Patrick F Leone

Dr E A Lewandowski Gus LoPresti

Dr & Mrs J J Lo Russo

Mack's Leader Drug Sheriff James J McGettrick James C Maher

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Compliments of Jack Dunn,

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Ottine's Restaurant William D Padden William E Passow Walter A Patriski

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Dr John Risha Roman Gardens

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Harold E Sliney

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Lawrence S Snitzky Leonard H Soeder Ted Sroka-Closs of "35"

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Dr R J Stasney State Fish, Inc

John R Stipkala John W Strmac, Jr

William A Sullivan Frank M Surtz Edmund J Turk University Heights Service Center Thomas K Victory

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Mr & Mrs Jerome Woolins John L Zeleznik

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fideliy C on~ t r u cti o n Co

Fluorescent Equipment & Mfg Co

Fred's Bakery

Mr & Mrs Michael Gavin

Gertrude S Glueck Re~lty Co

The Gesing Co

Louis Galland Shoes

John D Graves

Chester J Gray

A Grdina & Sons, Furniture

Greene, Jordan, Newell & Co

Jacob T Leicht Patrick F Leone

Dr E A Lewandowski Gus LoPresti

Dr & Mrs J J Lo Russo

Mack's Leader Drug Sheriff James J McGettrick James C Maher

The Male Box

Modern Shower Door Co

Monroe Coin Machine Exchange The Mooney Iron Works Co

Compliments of Jack Dunn,

Motor Repair & Mfg Co Robert Muth

Mutual Metal Products Co

The Nickel Plate Elevator Co

North American Manufacturing Co

The Nottingham Feed & Seed Co

Edith O'Boyle & Co., Realtors

Ottine's Restaurant William D Padden William E Passow Walter A Patriski

Dr Vitus F Pekarek Peter Paul Typewriter Co

Michael J Phillips Salvatore A Precario Richard N Reim

Dr John Risha Roman Gardens

Dr Wm A Samartini Richard L Santoro Leo W Schmidt Co

Constantine M Scudiere

Shaker Auto Hospital, Inc

Shaker Gift Center

Francis J Sherman William J Shields Robert Sittner, Furs Slabe Machine Products Co

Harold E Sliney

Dr James E Slivka Alan J Slowey, Sr

Lawrence S Snitzky Leonard H Soeder Ted Sroka-Closs of "35"

Standard Glove Co

Dr R J Stasney State Fish, Inc

John R Stipkala John W Strmac, Jr

William A Sullivan Frank M Surtz Edmund J Turk University Heights Service Center Thomas K Victory

Walter J Walsh Arthur L Walters Harry Weinraub, Clothing Joseph T Weir

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Mr & Mrs Jerome Woolins John L Zeleznik

H Donald Zimmerman Herbert Zweig

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John Carroll Univers i ty 1964 Football Roste r

Seni o r

S e ni or Sop hom ore

SC'nior

ophomo re

Sophomore

, ophomor e t•nioJ·

S o ph o mo t ·

ophomo r e

SC'nior Srnior

Tl o/Ju T rncn

Collrg<• Park, ~lary land Pitts bur gh, P<'nnsy l vania Ste ubenv ille, Ohio

l~ ochc: N, :-\ <'''' Y o r · k

LaGrang e , Il linois

C le v e land, Ohio andu sky , Ohio Bc·rwyn, Il linois

Clc•,·eland, Ohio

Ba lt imor·e, l\laryland

LaC: range, I llinois C'IC'v elan cl, Ohio l'itts bu rg · h, l't•nns> ·lv ania

Cl<·, · ('lancl , Ohio C'kvt •lan d, Ohio

ht'VC'rly, l\I aryla nd

'leveland, Ohio

C'lt•vC'Iand, Ohio

Flus hing, Nc\\" Y o r k

Y ung-~ to wn, Ohio

l karborn, ;\li chig·a n

Flushing·, ~ew York

Ohio Northern 1964 Football Roster

Fr eshman

Fr eshman

Junior Senior

Fr es hman

S enio r Jun io r

S e ni o r

F r es hman ophom ore

Olms tead Falls, Ohio

N M iami B each, Flo rida

J o hn stown, Ohio

Chesterland, O h io

Canton, Ohio Amh e rs t, Ohio

St Marys, Ohio

M edina, Ohio Mari on, Ohio

M a n ches t er, ew Hampshire

De l phos , O h io

Ma ncheste r , New Hampshire Manch es ter , New Hampshire Fraz eysbu rg , Ohio

Will owick, Oh io

Steub envi lle, Ohio

East Sparta, Ohio Bellevu e, Ohio

Sp r i n fie l d, Ohio

C l eveland, Ohio

Co l dwa t er , Ohio Warr en, Ohio

C h eshire, Ohio Kette ring, Ohio

Miam i, F l o rida Pemb erv i lle, Ohio

B ethle h em, Pennsylvania Akron, Ohi o

John Carroll Univers i ty 1964 Football Roste r

Seni o r

S e ni or Sop hom ore

SC'nior

ophomo re

Sophomore

, ophomor e t•nioJ·

S o ph o mo t ·

ophomo r e

SC'nior Srnior

Tl o/Ju T rncn

Collrg<• Park, ~lary land Pitts bur gh, P<'nnsy l vania Ste ubenv ille, Ohio

l~ ochc: N, :-\ <'''' Y o r · k

LaGrang e , Il linois

C le v e land, Ohio andu sky , Ohio Bc·rwyn, Il linois

Clc•,·eland, Ohio

Ba lt imor·e, l\laryland

LaC: range, I llinois C'IC'v elan cl, Ohio l'itts bu rg · h, l't•nns> ·lv ania

Cl<·, · ('lancl , Ohio C'kvt •lan d, Ohio

ht'VC'rly, l\I aryla nd

'leveland, Ohio

C'lt•vC'Iand, Ohio

Flus hing, Nc\\" Y o r k

Y ung-~ to wn, Ohio

l karborn, ;\li chig·a n

Flushing·, ~ew York

Ohio Northern 1964 Football Roster

Fr eshman

Fr eshman

Junior Senior

Fr es hman

S enio r Jun io r

S e ni o r

F r es hman ophom ore

Olms tead Falls, Ohio

N M iami B each, Flo rida

J o hn stown, Ohio

Chesterland, O h io

Canton, Ohio Amh e rs t, Ohio

St Marys, Ohio

M edina, Ohio Mari on, Ohio

M a n ches t er, ew Hampshire

De l phos , O h io

Ma ncheste r , New Hampshire Manch es ter , New Hampshire Fraz eysbu rg , Ohio

Will owick, Oh io

Steub envi lle, Ohio

East Sparta, Ohio Bellevu e, Ohio

Sp r i n fie l d, Ohio

C l eveland, Ohio

Co l dwa t er , Ohio Warr en, Ohio

C h eshire, Ohio Kette ring, Ohio

Miam i, F l o rida Pemb erv i lle, Ohio

B ethle h em, Pennsylvania Akron, Ohi o