Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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22 THE ECHO by the Faculty Board of Athletics to take effect January lst, 1923, and are not' retroactive. The Board pledges itself to see that their observ- ance is properly enforced. QSignedJ F PRINCIPAL. Days of Sport Should all our playing be forgot And scores recalled no more? Should all our playing be forgot And days our friends got sore? Chorus For our old school, my dear, For our old school, We'll ne'er forget the games we played For our old school. Can all our practice be forgot And thought about no more? Can all our practice be forgot And days that made us sore? Chorus For Frank is then more strict -and firm When things are upside down. For Flaherty is strict and firm When games are lost in town. Chorus With Graf, my dear, now on the job- His team well versed in dope. That Graf, my dear, stay on the job- For this his fellows hope. Chorus Oh, can at all our fame be robbed Though neighbors get our goat? Oh, can at all our fame be robbed Though neighbors do so vote? Chorus Should brighter times the future bring And cloudless skies appear, Remember that we louder The victory song with cheer. Chorus When shadows grim advise the soul: Your lamp is going out, Be sure and fight to pass your goal Or else you're going South. -M. S. FOOTBALL PEP MEETING Brother Daniel Explains Object of the Meeting The purpose of this meeting is to remind you of the old C.1C. H. S. spirit. You are all urged to be good sportsmen and good students. All thoughtful students realize that games of any kind should be played without resorting to abusive langu- age. Nobody ever accomplished any- thing by indulging in cutting re- marks, when things do not go right. As a matter of fact a man's first duty is to mind his own business. Consider carefully before you say a hard word to anyone. A quarrelsome player is like a splinter in the thumb-a cen- ter of soreness. In all your dealings, remember that today is your oppor- tunity, tomorrow will be some other felloW's chance. I am glad that we have with us here today, Mr. Thomas Hayes, who was a Senior in this school ten years ago. Mr. Hayes Was graduated in 1913, attended the law school at Notre Dame, was graduated during the war, served as a lieutenant in the U. S. forces in France, and at pres- ent is practicing law here in this city. It gives me great pleasure to intro- duce to you Mr. Thomas Hayes, the speaker for this occasion. Students of the Central Catholic High School: I have been invited here today by my good friend, your Superior, Brother Daniel, for the purpose of making a pep talk. First of all let me say to you that the thing which will carry your school further in sportsmanship as well as in educa- tional work, is a school spirit. What do I mean by a school spirit? I mean that quality which exists in some schools, unfortunately not in all

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HAND-A-CURA Heals Chapped Hands Over Night l5c and 30C Prepared and Sold only at the D. 8: N. Pharmacy Reliable Cut Rate Drug Store Al the Transfer Corner 624 CALHOUN ST. Phones Main 863-308 Ft. Wayne, Ind. Henderson-Reed Bros. Co. A HAY, GRAIN 8z FEEDS Garden and Field Seeds Gooch's Best Flour Phone Main 4591 Ft. Wayne, Ind. 231-33 E. Columbia St. HEIT CANDY CO. Wholesale Candies The Dime Savings and Trust Co. A Bank for Everybody Berry and Court For Electrical Work Phone Main 2800 DIX-KELLY Electric Shop 216 W. Berry St. Distributors of Apex Vacuum Cleaners Fort Wayne's Quality Tailor at Medium Prices It's true economy to buy quality material guaranteed to show itself in wear. Our all-Wool fabrics bear that reputation and our selection is com- plete, but no Suit looks right unless made to your individual figure. Order Your Suit and Overcoat at- FREDERICK PARKS 1035 Calhoun St. 'Cor. Jefferson Mrs. M. Connelly Mrs. C. Brackett PHONE MAIN 3009 THE PEACOCK HAT SHOP EXCLUSIVE PATTERN DESIGN Also HAT HOSPITAL Louis Fortriede S H 0 E S Bring' Us Your Old Hats and Have Them Modermwi- 615 Calhoun Street 218 W. Wayne Street Fort Wayne, Ind. ,I E WELR Y For Graduating presents is appro- priate, and something to remember the giver and the occasion. Call and get my club prices for High School rings. H. M. LEHMAN, Jeweler 623 Calhoun St. Fort Wayne, Ind. TIRES OILS ACCESSORIES Centlivre Bros. Vulcanizing Works 480 State Boulevard Fort Wayne, Indiana COVer the Bridgej DEAD STORAGE RETREADING For Results Advertise in The Echo.

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H. HELFRICK CE, SONS MEN'S FURNISHINGS 1216 Calhoun Street +- 65 xucveiyuclocus' 5 E 5 2 E3 so -1 E nv -4 z l'1'l U E no -4 G S3 'U 5' o 5 fo 3 99 ll 5 ow oo no o 3 Lin F C1 5 5 93 5 Q-I li Q rn G fe en nv 5 A:- ls- no W' eu fe U1 5 ' Carbonated Beverages E. SPEAKER, Prop. 1812 FAIRFIELD AVE. PHONE SOUTH 6094 JOSEPH C. SMITH GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 1702 East Wayne Street Phone Main 2517 Lincoln Trust Company We do a General Banking and Trust Company Business, Make Loans on Real Estate, Pay ANZ, on Saving Deposits f4Link Up With The Lincoln COLONIAL BILLIARD ACADEMY Soda Fountain, Light Lunch, Cigars and Candy 120 E. Berry Phone Main 2636 H. H. Tracht, Prop. The Sweetness of low prices never compensate for the Bitterness of poor Quality J OS. SUELZER 2201 Fairfield Ave., for Quality Groceries An Ad in The Echo is an Ad in the Home.