Central Catholic High School - Scepter Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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'fl OS' 5-ax ONTRGJ- Ca'T'1oL'C' c, Hnew SCHOOL '2' QQDY CTE' w-. .-.Jn-1 , QRQCQON PORT'-U' 0 .xg-,:.' -' A sq... '--. -1 ... ',.n-' -s.,'Qf 'vii . ,-,. --J... FA ' -' . VF- ' ' V ..f-- 'g1v?' , . -,,.-5-'I ,.,-a-- ' I 1 J me 1945 c:.'gC4?a't6 C SCEPTER ug. 4-'7-2' I 'Qin Q' 'L In , , O 0 ' ,I Y' 1? O ,, 8-do 'Scfwfn 6-il. , L-Q-1-1-u Eg ,1,,,-1 -1 -5 Sceprem STa,5g DIRQQTOR wanreerv CELRTC9- ScnoLa.s'r1c DEPT Davin DaNa.ne.R SPORTS DEPT Ray 5chNClDQR Davm ANDRQSQW PHIL LISELC SOCIELL DEPT Jann BURNQII' Rlcnano CRISRRZ-31 ART DQPT Ra,Lph,F1TzMhvRrcef JOSEPH, Va.N L00 CIN QMATOC7 RHPIXCRS GILBQRT ScheRzmz,ez1, wnuam NoRDsTnoM ADVIQUR Rev- eReeoR'Y C-UMR il -1-in - -+5 - - --n-s-I-1 --nv ..l 1:5 J aj ..i..1ln1 T-, zip- if- Q- efgyfkah fywusfn 1 , fr-sg J' THE MOST BEVEREND EDWARD D. HOWARD, D.D Archbishop of Portland in Oregon Producer THE REVEREND ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools THE REVEREND MARTIN H. THIELEN Principal 195 Q 'C' P W, 'NY 5 W fall Y Ji 5 7 i, X -., 'lov 'fi' E I 6 Q 5 E 'LP 7 VC 0 if . W 2 Q, .4 i j, 52: ,W .iw ii i i E 8 W K il s il ui K S -si, Ip ,Q -I 4 V ,,,, ' ,. -1- W........fM. M, MM M ,, O rf. Q. li 2 f 5: 'K 5 6 Q 4 ff -.. . --w ,J ,, Facu REVEREND WILLIS L. WHALEN Religion 4, Speech HEVEREND LELAND A. DEJARDIN Religion 1 REVEREND FRANCIS J. MALONEY Religion 4, English 4 REVEREND JOSEPH J. NEUVILLE History 1, Biology lt HEVEREND WILLIAM J. DOOLEY Religion 3, Music Appreciation, Glee, Band REVEREND JOH F. WHELAN Religion 3, Latin 4 REVEREND GREGORY C. LAIR Geography, Spanish 1 Q 2 REVEREND LAWRENCE J. SAALFELD History 2, Sociology REVEREND Religion L REVEREND JOHN ANTHONY J. JULIANO English 2 A. MYHAN, 0.P. Religion 2, Latin 2 Q 3 4 Flay s S REVEREND CHARLES BOLAND Geometry, Physics Physical Science REVEREND THOMAS B. LAUGHLIN Religion 1, Latin 2 MR. HARRY SCARFF Head Coach, Physical Education SISTER MARY JUSTITIA, I.H.M. English 2 MOTH R MARY CYPRIAN, S.H.C.J. Algebra 1 Q 2, Trigonometry REVEREND EMMETT . HARRINGTON Religion 2, English 1 REVEREND EDWARD . ZENNER Religion 2, Geography, Modern History MB. ROBERT MULDER Assistant Coach, General Math, Commercial Law, Physical Education SISTER EILEEN MARY, S.H.N. Librarian MOTHER MARY BRENDAN, S.H.C.J. English 1, Latin 1 SISTER F.C.S.P Algebra SISTER MARY IIJROTHY OF PROVIDENCE , 1, Geometry CHRISTETA, O. S. F. Sociology, Biology SISTER MARY OF THE B1. SACRAMENT, F.C.S.P. History 1 a 2 SISTER MARY ST. MATTHEW, B.V.M. English l. Latin 1 SISTER MARY CELESTINE, S.S.M. F' Typing, lechanlcal Drawing SISTER MARY BARBARA, I.H.M. Algebra 1, Geometry SISTER MARY VICTORINE, 0.S.F. Biology Chemistry SISTER English SISTER Engl ish SISTER Algebra MARY ANTUINETTE, S.S.M. 1 Q 3, Speech MARY ST. NORBERT, B.V.M, 3 A 4 JOHN FRANCES, S.H.N. 1, History 1 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Patrick Gilroy President Edward Alta tock Vice-President Joseph Gardner Secretary-Treasurer Student Court 1 Q 1 KQ- 1 t Q L Tom Iaddocks X . ii x ll AVP' . 4 Ralph Thayer Bernie Mhndich :?fcghWEigk?naur1ce gsxrjtgaizingge Den 0'F1aherty Ted AUSCOCH Stud nt ouncil semen. nnuwn, rs. uassmy, rf.. rnayer, E. Altstock, P. Gilroy, J. Gardner, Reverman, Newman, Flynn. Standing: A. Wa1sh,R,'l'ay1ur, Hittner, J. Altstock, Altenhofen, Barthelemy, W. Cassidy, Fitzmaurice. OR me SL ow ,.. Row 1: Dail, Oreskovlch, Klein, Upshal Lolit, Romero Thayer Row 2: L. lxller, Gottsch, Parr, J. Hiller Mulligan Schuerdt Heintz Deblock Row 3: Zeller, Hogue, Schelb, Provancher, Rabitoy, J L Taylor Ron Anderson Lowry V -W., 1, Row 1: J. Noles, Butler, Andre, Gottfried, Swanberg, Buckley Bray Row 2: Meredith, Worley, Doll, Fazio, M. Mosbrucher, Bach Row 3: Standiford, Ruth, Snodgrass, Verstraten, McSorley Brosseau Velth L 'Robert Jack , Altstock, Al Taylor , ' V-President President L. it 9 ww ! Leon HIKLHCY, Sec-Treas. Row 1g larren, J. Brown, Barr , Pillette J. Viiesensee, Costello, Guasco, Henzler. Row 2: looney lrede, Fritz Dietz, IUDCIIOW, Kern, Cavalli. L. Farrell I. Stanton, Bushman. Row 35 Norbert, Perero, D. b' Brien, J. lhite, Vranizan, Dooney, M. Arrlgotti, Fones, Cebula, Travers Row 1: Erhardt, Keating, Cary, Vanderbeck, N. Murphy, Jensen, Schwab Howlett. Row 2: Olson, Pohs, lariman, T. White, K. Hauser, J. Delaney, D. Walker, B. Richenber lorris Row 3: Leslaire, Franz, B. Nichols, Rathieber, llclenamin, Remington, Martin, Berman, Row 1: lloore, Pelikan, Leer, Robson, Youngman, Medica, Danzer, Woods. Row 2: R. Taylor, P. Raab, Freedman, T. Neidermeyer, Gass, P. Miller, N. Hughes, Quinn. Roll 3: J. Burns, Hoesley, Hartung, Dutton, Iloritz, Bennett, VanLoo, C. Andresen. 2201 202 203 Row 1: Lyster, Larpenteur, Torchia, Setern, Campbell, Pringle, Truesdnle, Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Bitz, Jacobs, Ichean, Altstock, VanVee.n, Petersen, G. Bruck, B. Dailey, McGrath. Ro! 3: Belding, Aquino, lc.Hugh, lloorad, Bastasch, Dwyer, Barrett, Berger Row 1: I. Simmons, Gorretta, A. Rogers, Siebert, Schlerzler, R. 0' Brien, leakins, J. Williams. Rc! 2: P. Walcott, Rieber, Jones, Fagan, Hulme, Steel, D Noles B. Taylor Reis 3. Huddleston, Iessman, Bauman, Gatton, Stopper, Knptur, Snider, Ledl w ge. sol 1: larrilln, Siri, Rothenfluck Bsracco, I. Jones Hil er, Shurr, Drew L1 b h , Y , m ac , G.Bums. Row 2. Jlha, Pelberton, Kreuger, Abdalln, Pendorgast, Lesl e, Bcheele, Brown B t , ros . ow 3. Reed, I, Taylor, Rood, Hartung, Hittner, Howard, Brosterhous, Johnson, lottit, D. 5 X55 vs.. M. Weber. oP 'Aw se ww- 6 I l ar J-'il' P A' '. 11' Q x in C l l Row 1: D. Lulich, Newman, Maddocks, Bocci, D. Duffy, 0. Weber, Warren, Massee, M. O'Flaherty. Q. Row 2: R. Thayer, M. Walsh, A. Weber, D. O'Flaherty, Clayton, J. Taylor, Vaughan, Wilkins, Fitzmaurice. Row 3: R. Cassidy, Peixotto, G. Gilroy, Boucher, Hanson, Cach, Secanti, P. Gilroy, Rask. A major morale-builder on the Central campus is the PEP Club. A fairly new or- ganization, this group is paramount in the boosting of student enthusiasm for games and other activities. Feature attractions have included skits prior to football and basketball games, pep assemblies and programs in some of the other Catholic schools. George Gilroy interviews tin man Taylor. Row 1: Manthe, Cach, Fitzmaurice, Maduocks, L,eDoux, Schwenk, Peixotto,R, Moshrucher, Delaney, R, Raub, Reverman. Row 2: R. Schneider, Altstock Hughes, Hemington, Bocci, Fortino, Renner, P. Gilroy, Lowell, R. Cassidy, Cozzetto. Row 3: D. Gibbons, Noonan, Kelly, Pelouuln, AFB?-B. SHIT' pier, Zilka, Beer, H. Gardner, Dockine, Hilderbrand. Row 4: Newman, Mura, J. Acre, Kane, R, McLain, Hexdeman, Doyle, Searrah, Baian, Thayer Row 5: Jali, Crisera, D. Duffy, Krueger, Rash, J. Hanson, Huffman. Front: Coach Soarff and Ass't. Kurieva. Our congratulations to Central's 1949 football squad, coached by Harry Scarff. The Ram's victory packed season was started by a win over Mt. Angel. For the second time in two years, Central reached the State Tour- nament, only to be defeated in the quarter-finals, this time by Grant High School of Portland, who later became state champs. The Rams entered the tournament by defeating Scappoose for the second straight yeah With only nine lettermen to return next football season, it yet pro- mises to be a successful one. Highlights - Don Svhwenk intercepts a Mt. Angel pass in the end zone and gallops 102 yards for a touchdown. Ray Mosbrucher named most valu- able player. Bob Cassidy and Tom Maddocks named on Grant all opponent team. Cassidy, Maddocks, and Mosbrucker named on Portland All-Star team. ne1 s + X ff V , , An Ashland tackler knocks Thayer out of bounds. C3381 d lafttx' J tak83 sets 5516! out 0 iof ' Cs r 'f's H lhgo n as sch Ram Y1Ct0l'Sl ! leak The Rams score Ashland Grizzl ies tell Newman. bunk H thro 'lun against: lt. Angel!! ENTRAL 37 2 MT NGEL O Lf LM .K i f ,pjj K' f l' . N4 + ' Lf T lil ' 5 K-X Z 1 ' xp V ' h New T - Q' sw- Ql Shag' vw -2 ' xx 6 N'fL 3- W L f QT MILWAUKIE ,CENTRAL gi L , U' ff 4:5 .iw f f LF '- f 4 T f . Q f T T f YM ' ' W X HE I A 'W '31 if j p, ENT RAL B CENT AL 33 A ES 'Z f Z ff' 4 ,Of 5 1,5 HF, ,- . if Q J 5 RAN V? ' X CENTRAL .15 CENTRAL TRU ' -1' Togmsm O 43 fASHLAND Q A 0 .. ,T if L- I ,. 3 W xy J 5, We J X-Nd I' 2-2:4 6 ' 50 ef pg, eg 'vw -T f 'L T- 'lv' X ns , ,M 'ff 2-f 5'2:ezWZ1WZW 7 QQ 1 f 4 'J 'J ' Y' CENTRAL I4 A Wkwf , v CAMAS ICI SQAPPOOSE O J ,, -1 42- CENTRAL I3 R A E13 f Air ., jzajrkawm K Rams and Angels set for first -. game on Central' s llemerial field. Ye. . X 1 AMW wi 1.3-as X WA LeDoux e ludes Perrault and R -se Kay of Prep as Newman setslg x A for a block. 1 :,, :.+f Q: .:.5.r, X tackler after An As n 1 an d l X 55 '-- - I g . X Th aye r . U i X M -' 1 gig, WE f ll Q 'Y 5 Thayer on the way! .f AVF Row Row Row Row Row Row DuPuls, Lewis, Moran Ferguson, W. Zenner, Nichols, Blair, Mgr. Heltzman, Schmitz, l. 0'NeiII, Painter, Boennlghausen, Malget, Blll Cass: Coach Mulder, Lang, Spear, Guild, Gonzales, Glllls, Ass't. Coach Brown Sophomore Schedule Freshman Schedule Central 6 Gresham 0 Central Jefferson Central 7 Gresham 12 Central Jefferson Central 38 Milwaukee 13 Central Columbia Central 38 Parkrose 0 Central Columbia Central 12 Milwaukie I 0 Central 12 Super VBFSICY 7 Zeller, Bergman, McGrath, Keating, Hauser, McHugh, Meredith, Setera gr Coach Mulder, Schwerzlor, Nllgar, J. Taylor VorStraten, Dehuccl Lowry Hlttner, M. Mosbrucher, Fazlo, Fagan, Altstoch, Hartung, Ass't.Coach Brown mms' sinoxnn 10 - BOUTS - 10 CENTRAL HIGH MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM 2 S. E. 24th and Pine Sts. M P 8A'l.'URDAY,l EBRUARY 16, 1949 - 8:00 P. M. U SPONSORED BY DADS' CLUB S Pl EST. PRICE .ss FED. TAX .11 TOTAL 51.00 , '5 Row 1: Stacey, L. Fisher E. Kraus, Modun, Stickel Drnjevic. Row 2: Brunkol Fitzmaurice, P. Lisac Danaher, Horne, J. laura. One of the least recognized organizations of Central is the Booster Club, The Booster Boys are the fellows who contribute endlessly of their time and energy to make Central a better school for all of us. The fellows whom you see moving through the halls after school, hanging posters, or spending their lunch hours hawking tickets to the various school activities, and in general pushin school spirit to new highs, are the un- sung heroes of the student body. in these dauntless souls we offer, on be- half of the students and school, our heartfelt thanks. c E1TI2fxL Q mouc HIGH swoon. 406 CI If W I lilflllcll Llfnrzstvnas 'lD'OQ'1'fl'H Q454, R ia, ' Ol UWIBU ccember I8 fr I9 1949 at 8 p m spommdby OEM-0 ER ll gqgq oo F3 M CATHOLIC INTER SCHOOL COUNCIL V v Hu lvmah Stay M7 ' '2 ZELLEQ U7 F 'BID NDAY Admission Es! Price Esub Price 3-4 . A. . x 4 , ' U I it tl ,' 1' ' 1 . .x. fegg VS. l l ' A ' .D v E , . V , A sv - - ,f, . . . M-W1OH'21C Tax -04 TOTAL 1 CENTRAL cA'1'1-Ionic HIGH GYM . i H' ' ---W as--we-,we A f- srunznr Complim m.soFA. '. A. . une wi'0'S ' ' : . ' I Q i V A A2 - -. .. . Ani- .4 -v '3 c l a u a l 1 I I n I 1 p 4 q g 1 g 1 u n 0 I 'if RAMPART ' k ' :iii If ..,,4 n hxsh. 1 '-15 ,1 mwwmf-f into new 5' L 1, - if., ., .. K 26 a A Q Q. Vi tsl' , 1 Al Walsh Bill Brunkow Editor Sports Editor .AI 14-adv 'nQij,v l John Stanton John Burnett Make-up Editor Business Manager V4.N Row 1: J. Hanson, Ferrero, Kovach, Rogers, Galati, King, Petersen, McPheeters, Burnett, Mims. Row 2: J Dailey, Brunkow, M. Walsh, H. Gagnon, Fitzmaurice, J. St t an on, Lowell, A. Walsh, Rask, Wilkins, Schaubel Row 3: G. Gilroy, J. Moran, Leahy, Gieshers, Benz, Cherry, Petta, Legg, VanHoom1ssen, Flannery. SCEPTER :ii Cl Dave Danaher Ralph Fitzmaurice Warren Carter Dick Crisera Ray Schnelder Classes Art General Editor ggcial Sports x :fi . 1 I Row 11 G. Scherzinger, Pitzmaurice, Father Lair, Lisac, Danaher, Carter. Row 2: Burnett, Crisera, Nordstrom, Andresen, Schneider, VanLoo. ptimi 5 -uno 1 5 N-...,..Ji Q Rol 1: Daniels, Vaughan, Cozzetto, lcPheeters, Bocci, E. Kraus, E. Arata, Hughes, Danforth, R. Schneider, Flannery. Row 2: Simmons, lcA111ster, Hanson, Vuylsteke, Schwenk, 0'Connor, Schaubel, Scarrah, Beazley, lyld. Row 3:R. VanHoonissen, N Smith, Regimbal, Jardee, R. Noonan, I. Hattrup, Hilderbrand, Beer, Brunkow, Ganroth, Kennedy, Collins. dilb iwidm, HMS PRIMA:-3 PMTURAE 'F r lllllllllglllllllllllllll - 1 ww HI f' I' N f, A N ' N ' IlllllllIk llillllllllllll Q 'X , 7. 1, y4,gg3'g 1 -v O 9 u .. 'O 1 'Q IW?-D' i, I , . . ' ' . 4 0 .'OQ D .'.o O. 't ' 6 '00, x Qs' ' .O wx X . I no0,'4E 'O4: JE M-.x ' A Lg JE f-X W Wwu a 2 ' ' 1, : Q X I' fag- W 2 X XRJ? ' iF?T1v,. ' 1' L' ' 5 f W U W il ,', -Zgg fxx I 42. 'W P.. Father Neuville gave the SEHIOT Retreat. N The Sophomore Q1 in Father Ialoney handled the sp1r1tual exerclses for the Juniors Father Whelan took charge of the Freshmen. Retreat given by Father La1r. Bow 1: Preuitt, suckel, Stacey, Nydegger, Dahlheim, Corndo,l. 0'Plaherty, J. liller, ling, E. Kraus. Row 2: Heisler, P. Lisnc, Harris, D. Alexander, lura, D. Gibbons, Scott, D. 0'Pllherty, Schlenk, Daniels, Farrell, Piccolo. Rol 3: Mahoney, 0' Dell, lebster, Jardee, Beutz, Dasso, Woodard, llanthe, LeDoux. R. losbrucher, Erickson, loriarty. Row 15 svnwary, LcC11ir, mms. Row 2: Brostcrhous, Misner, Cv1si,Ups11aw, We-strup, lmholt. Row 3: Ilurgeron, Greene, Danicls, r5obL'1c11, o'Ue11, O'Brivu, Miller, Father Doulev, director. f s W V A 5 e,, V,7 , - ,o , 'S' munauneg ' SEASON' Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central 'Central 'Central 'Central Central Central Central 36 42 39 45 38 37 53 53 54 58 41 50 59 61 64 47 54 53 44 66 73 55 53 43 09l 49 51 51 62 54 63 44 39 S RECORD Portland Frosh 64 St. Mary's qEugenej 35 Benson 40 Redmond 25 Bend 39 Benson 33 Vancouver 36 Astoria 36 Sacred Heart Salem 26 Grant 57 Portland Fromh 50 Grant 52 Tillamook 37 lilwaukie 54 Concordia 41 O.S.C. Rooks 40 Sacred Heart Salem 44 Gresham 36 Gresham 24 Concordia 49 Star of the Sea 47 Columbia 29 Tillamook 32 Astoria 28 Star of the Sea 45 Illwaukie 47 Columbia 29 Sandy 30 Parkrose 42 Gresham 40 Eugene 46 Roosevelt 46 lchoughlln 48 ' District Tournament. State Tournament HIGH-LIGHTS Champions of District Seas0n's Record - 26 w Nineteen straight wins Only High School team Bob Altenhofen chosen Bernie Mandich chosen Bob Altenhofen scores 13. ins, 7 losses. to beat the O.S.C. Rook:- on All State first team. mosd valuable playerlby EGBNMBUCS 513 points. V .:.,, J ?aul ' D Cosa garfhofemy Myron ILLSUY K Qszmpfer Corrado C-Q1 De 19383 J. Jaclf ffgmn 'Rbuerman M. e Lqlek E To 'V' fPaler-m Weberwfg' Uennig Jflaher 9 O Mm: ,ffaheo-fy Jim Br-:ACK 1 f , .,, KN 9,-3' f ,XVI K N H4241 X rh f . W L. ' f . , 3 ills. S fl .IM . sl - Q .mm .au ' '5 SSW E 4 9 5 -1nni.,n' ti n I 'A V as 'V ' ,g , X fQ. Pm.. G .V Y -.1 , 'en I f f ffm! 'N 1, ? X if -x Q - Qt' '1' 5, YN K' , . .7yJ' 2 K. .n - I 7 .1 1 w ,-g -as 1' . A was--s 4 ul . 'Lf My- 51,4 xl, J fl ww, N-ily 7 -b wl ,J as Ci . 'S X 5 1' 1 I EEXJS, 39,1 .3 max ig, A JUNIORS: Thonal, lcHlgh, J. Altstock, P. Schmitz, 0'Ne11, I. Hattrup, Zeggert, Doyle. FROSH: lol 1: lurphy, Dick Thayer, Fagan Niederleyer, Simmons, Farrell. Row 2: Vranizan Franz, lartin, loorad, lorris. Row 1: Bernards, llizner, Ron Anderson, J. Lisac, lassee, IlcLean, Parker, Isaac. Row 2: P. Lisac, Case Angland, R. Rogers, Kane, J. leber, R. Alexander, ll. Bierek, D. Gibbons. Rol 3: Callaghan, Jack L. Taylor lalker, 'i1118l8, N. Snlth, R.. Iitchell, Wyld, J. Taylor, l. Bierek. Ski 'Nm The annual Inter-School Mardi Gras was presented at Central again this year. Planned, presented and performed entirely by the stu- dents of the Council's member schools, it was primarily a program of firstsH. The first Inter-School glee club performed, for the ardi first time sixteen booths were run jointly by at least two of the schools, and it was the first time the project was completely planned by students of the member schools. The Council is composed of members represent- ing Immaculata Academy, Academy of the Holy Child, St. Mary's Academy, Providence Academy of Vancouver, Columbia Prep and Central. The proceeds of this year's Mardi Gras will, as has been the custom in former years, be contributed to the foreign missions. The boys get cleaned at the paddle wheel. s...f 0 .II QJ Q XX X X ,,hh RkAcA,gK li li 'zWW f 2 ,ry ., f M 'l1lumw1mw1I :' sw. xl 'QNX il l 'X 'L- Q X lf' M ,, I Iv, Xt .fl J N 42 ,gf Vw - - Father Maloney fund his whip? i k i 5' keep order at the Mardi Gras F' Q Q f an '. f'Nf1 A OW Gras Connie Conway and Mike Walsh g1V6 with the Charleston. x Sf Q I lil 'C G ' ss sr, ov N v fxfxxrr 43, I ZF: R 'QW 'Zi 'J A f Q where to tow the r1n -. .3 K- ,., Burnett, Crisera and Schne1der enjoy a chat between dances. Pat Gllroy and Sally Ferguson wearing their usual smiles. A general view of the gay ball-room I TER'CLUB COUNCIL SERVERS CLUB Row 1:Chasse, Isaac, Engel, Rehorst, Justin. Row 2: R. VnnHoom1ssen, Gamroth, Krealer, Flynn, lillians, Drnjevic. Row 3: Kennedy, Burnett, Duggan, Crlsera, I. Zenner, T. Leahy, J. Farre1L Seated: Clayton, Crisera D. 0'P1aherty, A. lalsh A. leber, Brunkow, E Altstock, Pitznaurice Burnett. Standing: Horne, Lowell CHEER LEADERS larren, Bocci, Dan Duffy Bill Duffy, standing FK 2 lu .-ona ' 1 , i lf. , ,X ROI 1: Justin, W. Murphy, Berg, D. Weber, Hegstrom, Cullen, lloellman, VanGogh. Row 2: W. Cassidy, Q Trask, Rei, Schwab, 0' Grady, Slveo, Fader, D. Peterson. Roll 3: 0'Ne1l, Hattrup, Dove, Barthelemy, Img Altenhofen, F. Schmitz, Boennighausen, Legg, J. Llsac, Hodapp. ll i arena- W X: Roi 1: R. Schreiber, Connolly, J. Kraus, W. Gagnon, Ferguson, Chasse, Bridges, Kolibaba, R. Fay. Ll, 7X5 Row 21 Gelow, H. Aruta, Kimbrough, Engel, Clancy, Shaw, Bourg, Bergeron, Rehorst. Row 3: Callanan, f X Huber, Kraemer, T. Leahy, Wilson, R.. Hansen, McNally, Lewis, Painter. l , W A E f , .., E? .t A 2 N . Bob Alnenhofen g . l 25 President ' 6 Bill Cassidy Paul Barthelemy Vice-President Sec-Treasurer . I-l H - Y Row 1: Blair, Dulay, Sweeney, Fahlman, Kersten, D. Meyer, J. Scheer, Bernards. Gamache, Scott, Osborne, Oliverio, Hettum, Peters, G, Brown. Row 3: Welter, Guenther, Heitzman, L. Green, Irwin, Puncochar, Anglin, S. Anderson, E. Shaw. v. if,: fl , ,QW we 1 sri-A-.GV Row 2: Smit, Marine, Williams, T. Kruegen 'FSF 'r 'i Row 1: M. Bierek, Baldrica, Wieber, S. Irwin, Oxley, Monaghan, lchaughlin, Ditter. Row 2: C. Ne lson, Spitulski, Ochs, Thomas, Mizner, Lang. Schaffer, Isaac, McCoy. Row 3: Navarra, J. Schneider, Goepfert, Joseph, Foster, Goold, Elias, Zenner, Bistline, Barrett. Row 1: Martinez, D. Lulich, Bieker, Angland, Imholte, Hankins, Leonard, Marchx. Row 2: Grant, Case, Burger, Kruse, R. McAllister, Bellaschi, Parker. Row 3: Plasker, Grigg, Guild, Dugan, Staley, Edeline, Davis, Deschner, J. Walcott. Row 1:J. Moran, Cunningham, Orpilla, Virnig, Perry, T, Weber, J. Vahhoomissen. Row 2: Vanderplunt, Rutter RiCHL9F, Gerhurus, Rwbvrts, Gillis, J. Dovc. Row 3: J. Nichols, Spear, Doyle, W. Zenner, L. While, u Miller, Maskal, Kelleher, Stevlv. Row 1: Ruschman, Fuller, Pugliese, Zeggert, Bedard, D. Nuonan, Milan. Row 2: Linn Dupuis, Trask. Bobzjdu, Karavanich. Row 3: Panzica, McGrath, Pellegrini, Wygant, Hagan Amuto, Bell, buyck, Hoard. D. Leahy, Lvuch Gonzales, Mulgvt fssw- ..., . . .. .,.sasm m mesww Floyd Williams moves in for the kill aga1nst4un5Lucly Lorratti. The 1950 annual Smoker, sponsored by the Central Dads' Club, was another big success. Students of Central and several outsiders took part at trading punches in the ten bout attraction. The show was high-lighted by three technical knockouts. Proceeds went to the Ram athletic fund. YM .Q- Ray Schneider side-steps a Ton Krueger round-house. REELII WINTER ' f -Q., N i f X 2 W f' NX ms Q, X . sq 9 X x 'quyx X l X v ',' -, 4 1 X .4 1 '.X9ss i' 1 ,. ' u 1 f 7 ' L K .oxs ' ' 1 . , lf., f '!' H, NIE,-Tx H . ' ' .1 M' '. 'x 4 'I x , 'F ' O .X X 1 1 . X K XX f xx xx A ' 65- X XX - 4 xx S' I . n xx ' X 1 1 l ' Y X- s Y Q 'C 1 X. Xu aqvs : X ,, , . : . G?xAQ' ljxvt. I 4 .v ' Q fi f ' 4 'ff ' 4' ix 9, v r .9 ' 5 .J .' X . ,Q uf, 1,-X ' ':-,, Q. sc QNHEM I 9 K s o L . Wmqmezaiggggb xii Q T1 v 5. ' 'llllllllllulllllllllllll 1 Q IA 'J i ' ' 2, -1: 09 an-gg Q. ' Xa Il A 'llllllllllllllllllllllll Monogram Seated: R. Schneider, Erceg, J. Lisac, Marshall, Bruck, D. 0'F1aherty, Flynn. Row 1: Fuller, Doyle, King, Regimbal, McAllister, lassee, Kennedy, Thayer, lodun, Renner, Hughes, R Cassidy, Docklns. Ro! 2: Hilderbrand, Hanson, Barkeley, Bagan, lanthe, Maddocks, Fitzmaurice, Newman, Lowell, Zeggert Cach, R. loshrucher, Palermini. Row 3: Hittner, A. Weber, M. Walsh, Peixotto, P. Gilroy, landich, Beer, H. Gardner, Delaney, Schwenk LeDoux, I. Bierek. Row 4: Goepfert, R. Lulich, J. Horan, A. Satalich, Maloney, Sampler, Reverman, Scarrah, Rauh, Jack Taylor E. Altstock, R. Satalich, Altenhofen. Science Arc Kilowatt GOD The Senior Science Club was founded last year to give older students vho are interested in science, a chance to get together for scientific discussion and experiments. Seated: Justin, Lowell, Brunkow. Standing: Stanton, Crlsera, Benz, Flannery, G. Scherzlnger, Stevens, Vunnoomlssen, Burnett. The Arc Club was re-activated this year by those interested in amateur radio. They nmet for the purpose of learning radio theory and code in order to get their amateur licenses. Row l: Bernards, lllan, Gonzales, Irlvln, Baldricl, Oxley. Row 2: Connolly, R. Alexander llckels, Huber, lcllllster, lcbonuld, Westrup. Row jr Vlnhoomissen, Schwary, Horne, Cogan, Irwin, Justln Mcllece. 1 The Kilowatt Club has charge of maintaining and operating the movie equipment and the P,A. system. They show movies for classes and assemblies 'Q Row 1: Cogan, Fahlman, Bobzien, Q wvv Virgil, Scnwer, Horne, Justin, Schwary, T. Weber. Row Z:Lisac, Arata, R. hcnnelder, Connolly, Cooper, Barqur, Arn- dorfer, vanzica.Puncocher, Carter. ow 1: lQaar,M. Biafek, Urnjevic, Ryan, J. Alexander, Nydeqger, Knight, Moriarty, Legg, King. CE TR Bixby, Gagnon, o'Grady in a scene from the Little father of the Wilderness. The Central Players began their 1949-50 season b ' ' y inaugurating the first annual One-Act Play Festival for Catholic High Schools of the Archdiocese - sponsored by the North Pacific Region of the Catholic Theatre Conference and the Catholic Inter- School Council - November 26 - Immaculata Academy. Several schools participated, over S00 students attending the plays, luncheon and social hour. Central's contri- butiou - The Little Father of the Wilderness - received a superior rating. Dale O'Grady as Pere Marlotte won the best actor award. Nineteen days later the Players presented Sierra's mystery play of the Incarnation, Holy light, on December 19 8 20 This un usual production evinced some exceptional Marjorie Kullberg bows to Bill Gagnon. Father Al Walsh pacifies Cassidy and Giacchero. talent, and an intricate light plot by Father Laughlin. Sev Juliana on his trip to Spokane on Feb- ruary l8 for the first annual One-Act Play Festival in the Washington area. Marycliff H. . igh School was host of the festival and Father Juliano acted as judge. eral of the Players accompanied Father Sally Ferguson as a Blessed Mother presents the Infant to Barbara Hand in a scene from tn Ch ' e rustmas play, Holy llzght. PL YERS The fifth season of play production at Cen- tral closed with the successful presentation ' Th chwell and Northwest premiere of Harry urs and Alfred Golden's delightful 1947 Broadway d A YOUNG HAN'S FANCY. Playing to capa- cane y, city crowds on May 6, 7 and 8, Frank Joseph, bell d Dale Bill Gagnon, Jim Burger, Pat Canp an 0'Grady earned many deserved laughs. Other principals included Lew Zilka, Ann Sheridan, A ' S hwerdt, Marlee Gatucchio, Al Walsh, ngie c Bill Duffy, Mary Moisan and Donna Dodge. The cavorting of the young campers in an unusual set designed and constructed by John Stanton, Mike Lowell and Gus Benz, and painted a realistic knotty pine by Ralph Fitzmaurice S tions from and Al Walsh, pleased many. ugges 1 the author, Mr. Harry Thurschwell, greatly aided in solving many technical difficulties. Central also contributed male talent for S n of Berna- Ilmaculata's two productions: o g dette and Pride and Prejudice. Ann Sheridan and Lew Zilka talk things over. larlee Gatucchio is puzzled by the antics of Angie Schwerdt and Zilka. Ann lays doll the law. la 5 S sf! Bill Gammon 0'Grad,v and Joseph Campbell, Burger, , in a lan scene from A Young Narvs Fancy. K yu.. IS' ROI 1: E. Arata, Hills, D. Wolfe, VI. J. White, Nanninl lol 2: Klres Ericksm Dssso, Beutz, Dick Alexander Row 3: P. lifchell, liller, Fortino, Greene. Lambert 0'Ne11 Ioriarty Row 1: G. Hansen, J. Kelley Sweeney, Horne, Acre lol 2: Nydegger, Vlhitford, Fiaab Warren, J. Scherzinger Hamer RCI 3: Pay, Huffman, llaloney, 05Brien, Kllielt. Paul Newman, Vice-President Jim Flynn, Sec-Treas Jack Beverman , President W as Yi rf' MF, ...J Q Bovfl: J. Grier, Armstrong, N. lblaney, H. O'Flaherty, Lieberman, Celsi, M. Miller, J. Niede , Ca li . RU' 23 I-00.7. Clllllll. Arljdorfer, Duggan,Arrigotti, Jali, Cozzetto, Bertleson, McPheetsra. mayor I er Bow 3: Gxwth, Flynn, Bxxby, Marshall, Erceg, Hilderbrand, Richenberg. Row 1: Schaubel, Dineen, Covach, Benner, Dockins, Fitzgerald, Schwer, Witt, Holly. Row 2: Peloquin, J. Ryan, Gerhardt, Palerlini, lhidenan, Modun, Cozzetto, Bocci, Lewis. How 3: Vuylsteke, Enright, Nordstrom, Wheeler, D. Mims, Giesbers, Sampier, Walker, Hondeau, D. Haab, VanBuren, Minkel Row l: J. Miller, D. Duffy, Newman, Bittner, Dougherty, Stacey, Heuvel. I Row 2: Corrado, Dick McLain, Begimbal, Cherry, Kreners, 0'Connor, Mura, Peter Khnt. Row 3: Reverman, Ferrero, Rogers, Paul Klint, Cooper, Dobler, Giacchero, Drnjevic. Base ll Rol 1: DePass, R. Lulich, I. Cassidy, Palermini, Dockins, D. Lullch, L. Fisher. Row 2: I. 0'Flaherty, R. Cassidy, ltandich, Barthelemy, Raub, Navarra, J. Nichols. Coach Scartt Row 3: Legg flgry, Norbert, Erceg, D. 0'l laherty, P. Gilroy, D. Delaney, Schwenk, Beazley. A late start and Old Man Weather were not favorable to Central's 1950 baseball season. At the time of publication of this book, the Rams had been able to play only two games, being victorious in each. The St. Helens Lions and Concordia Bluejays were the two losing opponents. Backed by a nunber of veterans, the outlook for the season is good. Already two pitchers have shone brightly - Denny 0'Flaherty in his shut-out over the Lions, and Don Delaney in his 4-hitter over Con- cordia. A number of heavy stickers will also bring many a cheer to Coach Scarff. Bern 1 :gf-:CZ xflldicn at e Beg the Dgxzitiigszme 9. is as be Kool io! Don De against. Con 14 LO. session. CBKKSTBX '5. Concordia- ed B v Xaney, oordia F wal 1 . Fra iith 9.00 Hexens mens. SK.. X-Xehans 0. Af sses the QXBY the St, B BK Bavaria evo cnet :nn against, Gygax, Cenbtnk 1 SPEEC we N., Q Senior Oratory: Danforth, A. Walsh, Hughes ss Q Sophomore Declamationz O'Grady, W. Gagnon, Bergeron. Freshman Declamation: Larpenteur, McMenamin, J. Altstock Junior Oratory: Wheeler, Liehermann, Flynn, J. Niedermeyer. ,I N wa Q' -H an Front: Simmons, Murphy, Schwerzler, Isaac. Back: Duggan, Wyld, Beer, Krueger. Row 1: Baracco, G. Burns, J. Burns, Dooney, Carter, Peterson Row 2: Justin, Scarrab, D. Weber, Nelson, lygant, Mgr. Row 3: Hilderbrand, Gamroth, Kennedy, W. Zenner, Coach lulder T E N N Front: Rei M Miller, Dupui lack: Alderson, l. Bierek, I. Bierek, Altenhofen. Front: J. Altstock, B. lins. Back: Flynn, lilkins, Doyle. ll fczzlimn an JMMMM ..4p... U EL. FPAIDE LAS TERCEIYAS ICULAS kg CENTRALUCTIONS f 35 QROD-lr' 'I-I9 Q H4 50 O HBH HER J-'MADE IT WATCH - YogQ. S1-rp K 'P K 'N fffba ,ln 3 4 N f fe? , ff xx Www, X ' ff 7 ? 3 5 x Xfxfpx SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As we look ahead into the year 1960 we see that the seniors of '50H have ventured out into a new life. We see that the priesthood has claimed a few of the '50n graduates. Bill Alderson is next in line for the office of principal at Central. Ed Altstock is currently serving as vice-principal and the faculty includes Steve Kelley,BobBatson,GerryDrapeau,JohnIhiley, and Dick Anderson. According to the latest, Fred Duyn is teaching at M.I. Tech. He's teaching the faculty! Included on that faculty are Wilbur Bolton, Dick Kennedy, Pat Simmons, and Ed Hughes. Naz Smith was recently appointed prefect of discipline at Notre Dame. George Gilroy and Bill Duffy teach a cheerleading class at Portland U. Jud Moran, Dave McNeice, and Bill McAllister are teachiJxg Port- land lmigh schools. BayMosbrucker, Tom Bagan, Marty LeDoux, and Bob Cassidy are the head football coaches at Yippahoopy U. Joe Danforth has decided to retire from boxing, hefs had one fight. Bill f'49 Merc.l Bierek, Jack Taylor, Paul Massee, Jerry Cach, Linus Niedermeyer, and Don Gibbons decided to live at Mt. Hood, they like skiing. Joe Peixotto, Bob Baub, and Bruce Scarrah are coaching the Freshmen teams at Vanport.HalGardner, Tom Maddocks, Don Schwenk, and Don Delaney are all-star footballers for Northwestern iSchoolof'CommerceJ. Bernie Mandich, Al Weber, and Cal De Pass are hoopsters for Portland U. It is said that Ray Schneider is now being called champn3 he didn't tell us he could play marbles. Bob Lulich is a bat-boy for the Lucky Beavers, while Den 0'Flaherty is bat-boy for the Yankees. Dick Van Hoomissen, Bob Cogan, and Joe Schwary are operating their own radio stations. Hank Gagnon and Leo Hart are their noted announcers. Tom O'Dell, Doug Daniels, and Balph Fitzmaurice are touring Portland as the Terrible Trio Jazz Bandn with Bob Beazly, Ivan Tadic, Wayne Hattrup, and Rudy Piccolo as their private chauffers. George Galati is now prexy of Istaeli Tech, and on his staff are Fred King, Dick Mitchell, George Petrusich, and Bon Bitter. Leo Fischer recently had a grand opening of uDa Mole's Beauty Salon. His hair-dressers are Chuck Mahoney, Ed Kraus, Dick Safranski, and Bill Hittner. Jim Justin is his leading beauti- cian. Dick Alexander, Norb Mikels, and Ralph Bernards are still booming Broad- way. Don Scheer, Dave Conway, and Ernie Wyld have qualified for the Indiana- polis Speed Races. Bill Biverman and Clare Heisler are on their way to Texas. We hear that the two Tubbs brothers, Bob and Ellis have taken wives and are busy out in Damascus raising little TubbletsH. Portland Heights is to be renovated by its new contractors, Stanton, Benz, and Stevens - alias John, Gus, and Bill. Bob Hoeschen and Tom Theis are still on their way to the Detroit Ford Plant. Gene Hask was recently elected prexy of the Pep Club for Elderliesn. Its members include Ed Wilkins, Al Stickel, Jerry Preuitt, Jack Hanson, Chuck Nelson, Doug Lowell, Dick Secanti, Joe Schmitz, John Boucher, Doug Clayton, and Jack Harris. John Petta and Joe Farrell are the head lawyers for B. Noonan and J. Bruck law firm. Dave Andresen, Burke Mims, and Jack Flannery have been appointed janitors of Central relieving Barney, Tony, and Pete. Dave Danaher is selling shoe laces and pencils, etc. Dick Crisera and John Burnett are peddling fruit in Dick's '3lH Pontiac convertible. Ralph Thayer is running for State Representative and his chief opponents are Al Walsh and Bill Vaughan. It is heard of that Jim Mura is still chasing Betty with a ring and shotgun. Mike Walsh has finally become head pharmacist at Brahley's Drugs. Bill Fruhwirth and Jim Jardee have finally become certified Salvation Army officers. Gil Scherzinger runs his own camera shop with Chuck Woodard and Joe Collins, his delivery boys. And finally we hear that Bill Brunkow has become a noted sports writer. CNoted to himself - of course!l RALPH THAYER President BERNIE MANDICH Secretary-Treasurer BOB CASSIDY A Vice-President WILLIAM J. Auaansou jnxclunn n. ALEXANDER QEDWAND D- M-TSTOCK RICHARD W. ANDERSON THOMAS C. BAGAN ' DAVID J. ANDRESEN ROBERT G. BATSON 1 ROBERT C. BEAZLEY LAWRENCE w. BEER Aucusr D. nnz RALPH M. Bsnmnns .WILLIAM v. Bnsnax WILBUR M. BOLTON JOHN H. BOUCHER JAMES F. BRUCK WILLIAM M. BRUNKOI JOHN H. BURNZTT GERALD C. CACH ROBERT J. CASSIDY DOUGLAS G. CLAYTON ROBERT J. COGAN JOSEPH F. COLLINS DAVID K. CONWAY RICHARD V. CRISERA JOHN L. DAILEY DAVID V. DANAHER A JOSEPH M. DANFORTH DOUGLAS M. DANIELS DONALD D. DELANEY CALVIN L. DGPASS GERALD L. DRAPEAU r x . eg... . . '-Fw, fx ff 3-M ,a .g.,.m,q5.kg-' , ,L 2.2.51 ,,.--- A zz fisgu ' k:wW w QQ? VN fffkxz. . , i ' .- 5 L - 'Q :..'5 1'1g'j1 A ...m I 1 w as ,AM W I . -,Tw-'if if ' 'Ma-'- W Z 1 WILLIAM T. DUFFY QFREDERICK W. DUYN JOSEPH P. FARRELL LEO M. FISCHERfRALPH T. FITZMAURICE JOHN J. FLANNERY QWILLIAM E. FRUHWIRTH HENRY J. GAGNON W GEORGE A. GALATI HAROLD J. GARDNER DONALD J. GIBBONS GEORGE R. GILROY PATRICK D. GILROY F. JOHN HANSON JACK E. HARRIS LEO S. HART WAYNE W. HATTRUP CLARENCE P. HEISLER WILLIAM A, HITTNER ROBERT W. HOESCHEN EDWARD L. HUGHES JAMES J. JARDEE JAMES G- JUSTIN STEPHEN D, KELLEY'RICHARD P. KENNEDY FREDERICK R. KING EDWARD A. KRAUS MARTIN J. LGDOUX 1 L DOUGLAS M. LOWELL ROBERT F. LULICH WILLIAM W. MCALLISTER DAVID L. MCNIECE THOMAS T. MADDOCKSICHARLES H. MAHONEYIBERNARD R. MANDICH MARTIN G. MANTHE PAUL C. MASSEE NORBERT MIKELS GEORGE BURKE-MIMS,HICHARD C. MITCHELL JUSTIN L. MORAN RAYMOND MOSBRUCHER , V , JAMES J. Mum. LINus J. NIEDERMEYEE RONALD J. NOONAN 'THOMAS D. 0'DELL DENNIS A. o'FLAHEnTY JosEPH F. PEIxoTTo GEORGE B. PETRUSICH JOHN J. PETTA RUDOLPH G. PIccoLo GERALD K. PREUITT EUGENE B. RASK ROBERT V. RAUB RONALD L. RITTER WILLIAM L. RIVERMAN L N , , R N 7 1 RICHARD M. SAFRANSKIIG. BRUCE SCARRAH DONOVAN S. SCHEER GILBERT A. SCHERZINGER JOSEPH W. SCHMITZ RAMON C. SCHNEIDER JOSEPH M. SCHWARY DONALD C. SCHWENK RICHARD M, SECANTI PATRICK M. L. SIMMONS NAZAIRE J. SMITH JOHN J. STANTON WILLIAM T. C. STEVENS ALFRED J. STICKEL IVAN C. TADIC JOHN L. TAYLOR RALPH J. THAYER THOMAS F. THEIS JOSEPH E. TUBBS ROBERT J. TUBBS RICHARD A. VAN HOOMISSEN WILLIAM P. VAUGHAN ALFRED C. WALSH MICHAEL M. WALSH ALBAN L. WEBER EDWARD B. WILKINS CHARLES L. WOODARD ERNEST A. WYLD THANKS Faculty - for your co-operation in helping this book to be a success. Students - for your willingness to look at the birdie.H Rampart Staff - for use of your facilities. Logan-Markham Studios - for your help on group and Senior pictures Student Photo Service - for the excellent finished product. Advertisers - your financial help is a necessary item for the success of this book. Our Best Wishes for Every Future Success Go With The Graduates LOGAN MARKHAM STUDIO DISTIN-CTIVE PORTRAITS 917 S. W. ALDER ATWater 7432 DAYOPHONE NIGHT PI-I0NEs BR. 0045 BE. 2688 TR. 0534 PETROLEUM SALES COMPANY 0719 S. W. Wooos Fuel Oil Diesel Oil Stove Oil RlCHFlEl.D DISTRIBUTOR F R E D S H E A R E R 3 S 0 N S LATH I NG AND PLASTER WORK 2I4 Builders Exchange Building BR. i429 Congratulations to the Class of '50 from GILLS. . Books Stationery Greeting Cords Art Supplies Records Sheet Music TOYS Gomes Leather Goods, Giftwores THE J. K. GILL CO. S. 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