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

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HOWARD, D.D Archbishop of Portland in Oregon Om' founder and friend Dedicated to the REVEREND MARTIN TI-HELEN, Ph.D., Our principal, who has labored for twelve years at Central. Father Thielen has been called by His Grace, Archbishop Howard, to i' the important post of Archdiocesan Superin- tendent of Schools. dON REV. MARTIN THIELEN, Ph.D. Former Principol. Dioceson Superiniendent of Schools. REV. ARTHUR SULLIVAN, Ph.D. Former Diocesan Superintendent of Schools , Posfor of Sf. Cecilio's Church. REV. WILLIS WHELAN Principal REV. LELAND DeJURDiN Vice Principal SISTER JUSTITIA, I.H.M. English MOTHER CYPRIAN, S.H.C.J. Algebra, Trigonometry MOTHER BRENDAN, S.H.C.J. Latin, World History SISTER CHRISTETA, O.S.F. Biology, Sociology SISTER VICTORINE, O.S.F. Chemistry, Biology SISTER BARBARA, l.H.M. Algebra, Geometry SISTER DOROTHY, F.C.S.P. Algebra, Geometry SISTER CELESTIN E, S.S.M. Typing, Mechanical Drawing, Art SISTER ANTOINETTE, S.S.M. English, Speech SISTER MARY OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT, F.S.C.P. History SISTER MARY ST. MATTHEW, B.V.M. English, Latin SISTER MARY ST. NORBERT, B.V.M. English. SISTER EILEEN MARY, S.H.N. Librarian SISTER JOHN FRANCES, S.H.N. Algebra, History, Reading FR. JULIANO English, Dramatics, Religion FR. HARRINGTON ' English, Religion FR. NEUVlLLE Biology, History FR. SAALFELD History, Sociology FR. LAIR Bookkeeping, Geography Spanish FR. BOLAND Physics, Physical Science FR. JOHN WHELAN Religion, Latin FR. MYHAN, O.P., Latin, Religion FR. CARROLL English, History FR. MALONEY Religion, English Prefect of Discipline FR. DOOLEY Music Appreciation, Religion FR. ZENNER Latin, Religion FR. LAUGHLIN Latin, Religion MR. SIDEL Geography, History MR. MULDER Math, Commercial Law Physical Education MR. SCARFF Physical Education Clrlfl 0lfU MCLCLL . . . I2 Senior CL Ciim Offff A SFS SSES JIM FRANKLIN ACRE, 212 Kellogg Park, Milwaukie, Oregon. St. John. Football 4, Monogram 4, Booster, Rep. 3. JAMES EDWARD ALEXANDER, 6705 N. Commercial, ' Portland, Oregon. Holy Redeemer. Kilowatt 1-2-3-4, Rampart 4, Scepter 4, Glee Club 4. EDWARD JOHN ARATA, 3423 N. E. Couch, Portland, Oregon. All Saints. Jr. Foot- ball 2, V. Football 3-4, Monogram 4, Killowatt 2-3, Otimist 3, Glee 4. ROBERT WALTER ARNDORFER, 6723 S. E. Tenino, Portland, Oregon. Our Lady of Sorrows. Killowott 1-2-3-4 fVice Pres. 45, Dramatics 4, lnter-Club Council RAYMOND JOHN ARRIGOTTI, 3723 S. E. 28th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. lg- natius. Science Club 4, Fire Squad 3-4. MYRON LOUIS BARKLEY, 24 N. E. Buf- falo, Portland, Oregon. Holy Redeemer. Varsity Football 1, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Glee 4, Reg. Rep. 3, Monogram 2-3-4. EMIL GAY BERTELSON, 4024 S. E. 11th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Sacred Heart. Band 1, Optimist 4, Oratorical 1-2-4, Speech. ROBERT CHRISTY BITTNER, 1333 S. E. Madison, Portland, Oregon. St. Fran- cis. Football, Dramatics. DONALD WEST BIXBY, 3236 N. E. 18th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madeleine. Reg. Rep. 1-4, President Sophmore class, Winner Freshman Declamation contest, Student Council 2, Pep Club 4, Dramat- ics 1-2-3-4, Tennis 1-2, Junior Saluta- torian. GEORGE ALDO BOCCl, 2336 S. E. 24th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Philip Neri. Student Court Judge 4, Football 4, Secretary-Treasurer Sophmore class, Vice President Senior class, Otimist 2-3, Monogram 4, inter-Club Council 3, Dico 4, Glee 4, Student Council 2-4, Inter- School Council 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Reg. Rep. 3, Scepter Business Staff 4, Yell Leader 2-3-4. JERRY BUETZ RICHARD FRANCIS BUSCHER, 7916 S. E. Taylor, Portland, Oregon. Ascension. Football 4, Monogra m 4, Scepter 4, Dico 4, Debate 4, Fire Squad 4. WARREN JOSEPH CARTER, 1828 N. E. Everett, Portland, Oregon. St. Francis. Jr. Glee 1-2, Kilowatt 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Editor of Scepter 3-4, Dramatics 2-3-4, Monogram 4, Declamation 2. RICHARD DANIEL CELSI, 1333 N. W. 24th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Patrick's. Band 1-2-3, Chess Club 2-3, Senior Science. JOSEPH STEVE CHERRY, 10222 N. W. 112th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Patrick's. Rampart 3-4, Baseball 1, Scepter 2. 14 LEONARD ANTHONY COOPER 3003 S E 58th Ave Portland Oregon Saint Ig natius. Kilowatt I-2-3, Reg. Rep. 3, Junior Glee I, Dico 4,Senior Glee 4, Optimist 3, Pep Club 4. ALBERT DOMINIC CORRADO, 3515 S. E. 28th Pl., Portland, Oregon. St. Ignatius. Varsity Basketball 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Monogram 4, Optimist 2-3, Junior Bas- ketball 'I-2, Reg. Rep. 2, Inter-Club Council 4, Student Court Judge 4, Glee Club 3-4. DALHEIM JERRY JOSEPH AUGUST DASSO, 1947 S. E. Ta- coma, Portland, Oregon. St. Agatha's. Glee Club. NEAL PHILLIP DELANEY, 814 S. E. 53th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Stephen's. Chess Club 2-3. TIMOTHY D. DINNEEN, 1333 S. W. Col- lege, Portland, Oregon. St. Lawrence. Dico 3-4 lPresident 42 Scepter 3-4, Ski 'I-3-4, Monogram 4, Arc 3-4, Servers 3-4, Rampart 4, Manager Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Kilowatt 3-4, Glee Club 4 lSecretary, Librarionl, Varsity Football. JACK DAVID DOBLER, 3335 S. E. 43rd Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Ignatius. Saroli Club I, Booster 2 ,Fire Squad 3-4. ORME LAYMOND DOCKINS, 631 S. E. Taylor, Portland, Oregon. St. Francis. Baseball 2-3-4, Football 3, Monogram 3-4, Pep 3-4, Dico 4, Arc 4. Transfer from Sacred Heart, Salem, 2. JAMES RICHARD DOUGHERTY, 3034 N. E. 22nd Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madeline. Ski Club iSargeant-at-Armsj. NICHOLAS PAUL DRNJEVIC, JR., Box 263, Oak Grove, Oregon. St. John's, Mil- waukie. Kilowatt 2-3-4, Servers 3-4, Booster 3-4, Junior Glee 1. DANIEL MICHAEL DUFFY, 2928 S. E. 45th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Ignatius. Pep 2-3-4 QVice Pres. 41, Dramatics 4, Ski Club 2, Reg. Rep. 4, Inter-Club Council 4, Dico 4, Cheer Leader 2-3-4, Tennis 4. RICHARD LE ROY DUGGAN, 6345 N. Wil- liams, Portland, Oregon. Holy Redeem- er. Scepter Staff 4 ,Inter-Club Council 4, Dico 4, Optimist 4, Red Cross 2-4, Servers 3-4, Science 4. DONALD ALLEN DURAND, 6305 E. 13th St., Vancouver, Washington. St. James, Vancouver. Dramatics 4, Senior Science 4, Debate 4. Transfer from Jefferson, 2. JOE MARK ERCEG, 8605 N. Dwight Ave., Portland, Oregon. Holy Cross. Baseball 2-3-4, Monogram 2-3-4, Science 4. LOUIS JOHN FERRERO, 2326 S. E. Wood- ward, Portland, Oregon. St. Philip Neri. Rampart 3-4, Dramatics 4, Kilowatt 3, Dico 4, Chess 3,0ptimist 3. 15 JAMES ALLEN FLYNN 2607 N E 18th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madeleine. Vice President Freshman class, Reg. Rep. 2, Secretary-Treasurer Junior class, Student Body President 4, Servers 3, Monogram 3-4, Oratory 2-3, Student Council 'I-3-4, lnter-School Council 3-4 CPresident 41, Dramatics 4, Football 4, Basketball 3-4, Tennis 1-2-3-4. SAMUEL EUGENE FORTINO, 833 N. E. Wygant, Portland , Oregon. St. An- drew's. Reg. Rep, Football 4, Basketball Manager 4, Junior Football 2, Sceptor 4, Rampart 4, Glee 4, Monogram 4. ROLAND ROMEYN GAMROTH, Route 2, Box 191, Tigard, Oregon. St. Anthony. Kilowatt 1, Chess 2, Servers 3-4, Opti- mist 3-4, Fire Squad 3-4 fChief 41, Scepter 4, Dico 4, Science 4 fSergeant- at-arms1, lnter-Club Council fSecretary1 4. JOSEPH LAWRENCE GARDNER, 4041 N. E. Bryce St., Portland, Oregon, St. Rose. Secretary-Treasurer Student Body 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Rampart Staff 3-4, Co-editor Rampart 4, Debate 4. THOMAS ARTHUR GERHARDT, 3923 S. E. Woodward, Portland, Oregon. t. Igna- tius. Pep 3-4 CVice Pres. 41, Optimist 3, Inter-Club Council, Ski Club 2, Dra- matics, Scepter Business Staff, Glee 4, Dico 4, Student Court Judge. ALLEN ERNEST GIACCHERO, 5206 S. E. 33rd Pl., Portland, Oregon. Our Lady of Sorrows. Dramatics 2-3-4. DOUGLAS BERNARD GIESBERS, 607 S. Bth, Hillsboro, Oregon. St. Matthew's. Kilo- watt 1-2, Optimist 3, Fire Squad 3, Rampart 3. HAROLD GARY HANSON, 2350 N. W. Johnson, Portland ,Oregon. Cathedral. Scepter 2-4, Arc 4, Rampart 4. HERBERT JOHN HEMINGTON, 2305 S. E. 53rd Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Ste- phens. Football 3-4, Monogram 3-4, Pep 3-4, Student Court, Scepter Busi- ness Staff 4, Dico 4, Optimist 3. WAYNE FREDERICK HOLLE, 1445 N. E. Skidmore, Portland, Oregon. St. An- drew's. Kilowatt 1, Booster 2-3, Op- timist 3. ROBERT JAMES HORNE, B06 S. E. 53rd Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Stephen's. Kilowatt 1-2-3-4 fVice Pres. 3, Pres. 41, Arc 2-3 fSecretary 31, Booster, lnter- Club Council 3-4 lPres. 41, Fire Squad. KENNETH HUFFMAN, U.S.N. RICHARD MILTON JALI, 3504 S. E. Henry, Portland, Oregon. Holy Family. Rampart 4, Science 4 fPres.1, Senior Debate 4, Football 3, Chess 3, Senior Oratory 4. JOHN KERRES JAMES BERNARD KELLY, 1435 N. W. 23rd Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Pat- rick's. Jr. Football 2, Varsity Football 4, Jr. Baseball 2, Varsity Golf 1, Mono- gram 4. PAUL FRANKLIN KLINT, 3902 N. E. 76th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Rita. PETER DELANO KLINT, 3902 N. E. 76th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Rita. DOUGLAS KNIGHT, 314 W. 10th St., Van- couver, Washington. t. James. Kilowatt I-2-3-4, Tennis 3. JOHN MICHAEL KOVACH, 11033 N. W. Front St., Portland, Oregon. St. Patrick's. Junior Baseball 1-2, Rampart 3-4 fSports Editor 41. EDWARD DENNIS LACEY, Rt. 1, Box 52, Sherwood, Oregon. St. Anthony. Scep- ter 4, Science 4, Optimist 4. WILLIAM RICHARD LEWIS, 3124 N. E. 6'Ist Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Rose. ARTHUR DONALD LIBERMAN, 5718 N. E. 18th, Portland, Oregon. St. Andrew's. Dramatics 2-3-4, Fire Squad 3-4, Ten- nis 3, Oration 4, Debate 4, Servers 3-4. CHARLES FREDRICK MCGLOIN, Rt. 5, Box 687, Oregon City, Oregon. St. John's, Oregon City. Glee, 4, Kilowatt, 4, Baseball 4. RICHARD THOMAS MCLAIN, Rt. l, BOX 590, Aloha, Oregon. St. Cecilia. Var- sity Football 4, Monogram 4, Glee 4. ROGEY CLAIR McLAlN, Rt. 1, Box 590, Aloha, Oregon. St. Cecilia. Senior Glee. JAMES ROBERT MsPheeters, 2221 S. E. Pine, Portland, Oregon. St. Francis of Assisi. Rampart 3-4, Scepter 3-4, Kilo- watt 1, Dramatics 2-3-4, Optimist 3-4, Monogram 4, Baseball Manager 2, Senior Science 4, Dico 3-4, Booster 2-3. RICHARD JOHN MALONEY, 2737 N. E. 49th, Portland, Oregon. St. Rose. Varsity Football Manager 2-3-4, Monogram 2- 3-4, Pep 4, Intramural Manager 4, Dra- matic 4, Centralite of Month. RONALD MARTIN MARSHALL, 4050 N. E. l8th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madel- eine. President Senior Class, President Freshman Class, Reg. Rep. 3, Basket- ball 2-3-4 fCapt. 41, Optimist 4, Scepter Editorial and Business Staffs, Mono- gram 2-3-4, Student Council I-4, ln- ter-School Council 4 CTreasurerD, Ora- tory 2-3. JAMES B. MILLER, 1646 S. W. Parkview Ct., Portland, Oregon. St. Thomas More. Jr. Basketball 1, Glee 3, Pep 2-3-4, Band 2-3. MICHAEL JOSEPH MILLER, 633 Manchester PI., Portland, Oregon. St. Agatha's, Rampart 4, Senior Science 4, Golf 3-4, Dramatics 4. Jr' DICK MILLER RONALD C. MIMS, 4034 N. E. Davis, Port- land, Oregon. All Saints. Jr .Football 2, Kilowatt 2, Band 1-2-3. LEO VINCENT MINKEL, 4242 N, E. 17th, Portland, Oregon. St. Andrew's. PHILIP JOHN MITCHELL, 4912 N. E. Garfield, Portland, Oregon. St. An- drews. Kilowatt, Servers, Pep. JOSEPH MATHEW MODUN, 4504 S. E. Harrison, Portland, Oregon. St. Ste- phen's. Jr. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Monogram, Booster. EUGENE JAMES MORIARTY, 1929 C St., Vancouver, Washington. St. James. Kilowatt 1-2-3-4, Glee 3. LAWRENCE RUSSELL MURA, 9120 S. E. 41st St., Milwaukie, Oregon. St. Jol1n's Milwaukie. Pep 4, Monogram 4, Ram- part 4, Glee 3, Football 3-4. HARRY PAUL NEWMAN, 1915 Harrison St., Milwaukie, Oregon. St. John's, Milwau- Kie. Prom Committee 3-4, Monogram 2-3-4 fVice Pres. 41, Pep 3-4 lPres. 41, Reg. Rep. 1-2-4, Student Council 3-4, Vice-Pres. Junior class, Optimist 1-2, Dico 4, Scepter Business Staff 4, Foot- ball 2-3-4, Inter-School Council 4, Ski Club 1-2, Student Court Judge. JAMES CHARLES NIEDERMEYER, 3241 N. E. 21st Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madel- iene. Ski Club 1-2, Pep 4, lnter-Club Council 4,Debate 4, Student Council 4, Reg. Rep. 2, Student Body Vice Pres. 4. WILLIAM ANDREW NORDSTROM, 307 N. E. 62nd Ave., Portland, Oregon. All Saints. Kilowatt 2, Scepter 3-4. ROBERT JOHN NYDEGGER, 3132 N. E. 22nd Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madel- iene. Kilowatt 2-3-4, Arc 3, Varsity Football 4, Glee Club 3. Transferred from Columbia Prep, 2. FRANCIS JOSEPH O'CONNOR, 3060 S. E. Stark St., Portland, Oregon. St. Stepl1en's. Optimist 3-4, Kilowatt 1-2, Science 4, lnter-Club Council 4, Tennis 4, Chess 2-3. MICHAEL DANIEL O'FLAHERTY, 2337 N. E. 20th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madel- iene. Pep 3-4, Glee 3-4, Monogram 4, Football 1-4, Reg. Rep. 3, Optimist 2-3, Basketball 4, Baseball 3. TONY ROBERT PALERMINI, 2123 S. E. Bush, Portland, Oregon. Sacred Heart. J. V. Baseball 1, J. V. Basketball 1-2, Reg. Rep 4,Monogram 3-4, lnter-Club Council 4, lnter-School Glee 4, Opti- mist 1-2, Dico 4 fPres.J, Varsity Base- ball 2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 3, Var- sity Football 4, Pep 4 lSgt.-at-Armsl. RODNEY ORUALLE PELOQUIN, 7306 N. Delaware Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Cecilia. Football, Golf. ROBERT ALLAN RAAB, 1742 S. E. Mul- berry Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Philip Neri. Reg. Rep. 1, Saroli 1. DANIEL Al.OlS RAAB, 7011 S. W. Canyon Dr., Portland, Oregon. Cathedral. Sci- ence 1-2. GENE REGIMBAI, 5830 S. E. 86th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Peter's. Football 3-4, Monogram 3-4, Optimist 3, Scepter 4, Rampart 4, Baseball 4, lntra-mural 4. OLLIE RENNER, 317 N. E. Weidler St., Portland, Oregon. Holy Rosary. Jr. Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Mono- gram 3-4, Pep 3-4 fSgt.-at-Armsl, Ram- part 4, Dico 4. JOHN PATRICK REVERMAN, 4326 N. E. Glisan, Portland, Oregon. All Saints. Glee 4, Debate 4, Football 3-4, Basket- ball 2-3-4, Junior Class President, Soph- omore Class Vice President, Student Court Judge, Monogram 2-3-4 lPres. 41, Student Council 2-3, Inter-School Council 3, Pep 3-4, Scepter Staff 4. ALFRED FRANK RICHENBERG, 5270 S. W. Dosch Rd., Portland, Oregon. St. Thomas More. RALPH WILLIAM ROGERS, 21 Ladd 8. State St., Oswego, Oregon. Our Lady of the Lake. Ski Club 3-4, Rampart 3-4 Co-Editor 41, Student Council 4. RICHARD ALAN RONDEAU, 9324 N. Burr Ave., Portland, Oregon. Assumption. Red Cross 4. JOHN PAUL RYAN, 5902 N. Michigan, Portland, Oregon. Holy Redeemer. Kilo- watt 2-3-4. EARL HERBERT SCHAUBEL, JR., 208 View Court 8. Durham, Oswego, Oregon. Our Lady of the Lake. Scepter 2, Rampart 314, Fire Squad 3, Optimist 3, Dico 3-4. JAY ALCUlN SCHERZINGER, 3805 S. E. 10th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Sacred Heart. DAVID NORMAN SCHWEHR, 1410 West 39th St., Vancouver, Washington. St. James. Kilowatt Club. THOMAS VlNCET STACEY, 3552 S. E. Filbert, Milwaukie, Oregon. St. John's, Milwaukie. Kilowatt 2, Booster 3-4, fPres. 41, Senior Glee 3-4, Junior Glee 1-2, Inter-Club Council 4. LAWRENCE ANTHONY SUSANKA, 3212 N. E. 57th Ave., Portland, Oregon. St. Rose. Jr. Football 2,Varsity Football 4, Pep 3-4, Monogram 4. JOSEPH CLEMENT VAN BUREN, 17344 N. E. Haley, Portland, Oregon. St. Joseph. Band, Intramural Manager, Ski Club. 19 BOB JOHN WALKER, 4426 E. Burnside, Portland, Oregon. All Saints. Ski 2-3-4, Pep 3-4 ,Kilo 2, Arc -2, Optimist 2, Football 2 ULD LLOYD RAPHAEL WARREN, 2425 N. E. 20th Ave., Portland, Oregon. Madeleine. Pep Club 3-4, Dramatics 4, Cheerleader 3, Glee 4. JERRY WEBSTER RICHARD JOSEPH WHEELER, 3908 N. E. Simpson, Portland, Oregon. St. Charles, Student Council 4, Sec.-Treas. of Senior Class 4, Dramatics 4, Rampart 4, Dico Club 4, Pep Club 4, Winning or Orator- ical Contest 3, Mardi Gras 4. JAMES PETER WHITFORD, 7958 S. W. Barbur Blvd., Portland, Oregon. St. Clare's. ALBERT FRANK WOLF, 483 5th St., Oswego, Oregon. Our Lady of the Lake. Transferred from Mt. Angel Prep in 1949, Cheerleader-Footfall 1949, Pep Club 1949-1950. GARLAND FRANCIS WITT, 2919 S. E. Ris- ley, Milwaukie, Oregon. St. Johns. LEWIS JOSEPH ZILKA, 1505 S. E. Oxford Lane, Portland, Oregon. St. Agatha. Frosh Class Sec.-Treas., Frosh Reg. Rep,, Sophomore Declamation Winner, Dra- matics 3-4, Student Court 4, Football 3- 4, Monogram 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Student Council 1, Scepter Business Staff. THOMAS FRANCIS CONDON, 2114 S. E. Hemlock, Portland, Oregon. St. Phillip Neri. Football 4, Monogram 4, Prom Committee 3-4. DONALD LOUIS HEUVEL, 240 S. E. 44th, Portland, Oregon. All Saints. PAUL ANTHONY WELLER, 2829 S. W. Sunset Blvd., Portland, Oregon. St. Thomas More. Ski Club 1-2, Chapter Member Pep Club 2-4, Reg. Room Rep. 2, Dramatics 4, Yell Leader-Football 2j Basketball 4. ' THE CLASS OF 1951 Formerly of Central Catholic PORTLAND, OREGON The Classes of '52, '53, '54 Catholic Central Portland, Gregon Dear Undergraduates: After having observed you during our stay at Central, we the 51lers, are firmly assured that you are better than able to carry the high standards set by us and preceeding classes. The task will be difficult but we know that you will aim for higher goals. Remember always that Men of Central are true Christian gentle- men, not only in name but in every action, whether it be in the classroom, on the athletic field or in your own homes. The Man of Central is the man who has the courage to do the right thing, not because he has to, but because he wants to. Filled with this spirit, you will find the way to spiritual, scho- lastic, social and athletic success much easier. Finally, we beg of you as loyal followers of Christ the King that you follow your Leader as His devoted subjects. Pray to Him faithfully that you may receive every grace that you need to reach God the Father, in Eternal Life. Trustingly Yours in Christ, THE CLASS OF 1951 21 SOPHOMORES LEON HITTNER DICK THAYER JACK ALSTOCK FRESHMEN KEVIN CODY JOHN VRANIZAN VINCENT ALTENHOFEN 22 JR STUDY HALL lst Row left to right Case Mllan Hanklns Chasse Fahl man Peters J Hoffman Rich Hagan Jerry Myer Del Ker sten 2nd Row Parker Gamclche Breen Spear Zenner W Joseph Puncochar Green Tom Maskal Anderson Stan Koh baba 3rd Row Elias Schneider John Navarra Bell Richter Ochs Travlss Noonan Leahy Don Blerek Dltter 4th Row Schacher Duyck Splt ulskl Brown Jerry Gwynn Heltzman Kruse Grlgg Davls Meyer Matt REG 13 Top left to rnght Jerry Doyle Frank Schmitz A Palntner Dan Kelleher Jam Nichols Larry White Mlcldle Julius Bellaschl Eddy Bourg Les Bergeran Henri Ar ata Jerry Muller Verlng Tom Perry Jay lmbolte Rnchard Gerbards REG 15 lst Row Donald Graham Ray mond Dupuis Wllllam Gagnon Donald Lullch Vmcent Gonzales Stewart lrwm Robert Foy Ray mond Schhrelber and Wnlllam Bridges 2nd Row Francls Hokapp John Moellman Charles Shaw Jack Van Schaack Donald Deschner Robert Rehorst Jack Clancy Robert McAIllster Donald Mals 3rd Row Thomas Kraemer James Barger Arthur Lewls John Kraus Carl Engel Thomas Leahy Fmley Andreas Robert Guuld Thomas Dugan Rnchard Kimbrough REG I8 lst Row left to right ohn Oxley Joe lccas Andy Vandro blatt Eugene Pugllese Bull Welber Pat Monagham Jxm Mlsner Ray Provest 2nd Row left to rlght Kenneth Westurp Dwalne Russman Jam Moran Dennis Lang Henry Marme Jerry McDonaly Gale Bnsthne Leon Bobznen Tom Goold 3rd Row left to right Charles Nelson Richard Bernards Tom Krueger Frank Pohs James lr wm Joe Ferguson John Foster Stan Zeggert Rnchard Thomas 23 1 1 2 1 I I I - I I 'I I 'I I I I I - . 11 : 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 I I I - 1 1 1 1 IV I I I 1 1 1 1 , . I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 5 1 1 - 1 1 1 : I I I - 1 - 11 Lower: George Gates, Alex 1 1 1 1 1 . : , - 1 1 1 1 I I - 1 : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 : I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 . , : J I I - 1 1 1 1 , . , 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 , I 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 , . REG. 20 lst Row: R. Baldricca, M. Fader, J. Berg, W. Murphy, G. Heges- tram, K. Plumb, J. Van Gogl, B. Cullen, P. Connally, D. Peter- sen. 2nd Row: B. Hattrup, E. Schwab, G. Trask, T. Dove, J. Justin, J. Geonotti, E. Sweo, M. Rei, T. Barrett, T. Weber. 3rd Row: B. Altenhofen, B. Cassidy, P. Barthelemy, D. Weber, J. Lisac, R. Legg, T. O'Neill, J. Dove. Missing: J. Goephert, R. Zenner. SOPH. STUDY HALL REG. 'lst Row: R. Quinn, J. Robson, W. Bennett, K. Danzer, J. Woods, D. Noles F. Gorretta. 2nd Row: C. Andresen P. Raab, S. DiRe, E. P. Miller J. Brosf, E. Collette. BIOLOGY REG. 'lst Row: B. Dailey, N. Jacobs, P. Campbell, J. Erhardt, P. Belding, D. Sebera, R. Fitz- patrick, M. Mclean. 2nd Row: V. Aquins, H. Trues- dale, B. McGrath, W. Petersen, J. Larpenter, G. Bitz, G. Bruck, 3rd Row: F. Bastasch, E. Barrett, P. McHugh, J. DeNucci, R. Mar- tin, J. Berger, D. Dwyer. REG. 1 'Ist Row: John Burton, Jack Fazio, Jim Andre, Bob Bray, Don Gottfried, Bill Swanberg. Top Row: Bill Verstraten, Bob Meredith, Marvin Mosbrucker, Jack Snodgrass, Joe McSorley, Jerry Ruth, Tom Worley. REG. 202 'lsr Row: D. Piffman, C. Nak- vasal, J. VVilIiams, R. Hilger, R. L. Taylor, H. Medica, L. Sire, J. Cosfello, T. Limback. 2nd Row: N. Hughes, L. Fried- man, B. Taylor, L. Hilfner, D. Harfung, D. Jaha, D. Jones, J. Brown, D. Marinnon, J. Pen- dergasf. 3rd Row: P. Rood, D. Weber, J. Reecl, T. Kreuger, D. Ab- dalla, W. Morefz, P. Schechnero, B. Bushman, A. Howard, J. Rofherflush, B. J. Taylor. REG. 203 First Row: M. Simmons, L. Weis- man, M. Schwertzler, B. Farmer, J. Huddlesfon. 2nd Row: T. White, G. Broster- house, D. Jones, J. Andreas, B. Steele. 3rd Row: D. Capture, B. Stopper, T. Fagan, T. VanVeen, T. Hulme. REG. 204 'lst Row: B. Bergmann, J. Al- siock, D. Keating, H. Lyster N. Murphy, K. Kern, W. Jen: sen, G. Weisensee, G. Pelikan 2nd Row: D. Walker, R. Vran- izan, R. -Witt, J. Radich, P Mariman, L. Niemeyer, M Dooney, K. Hauser, R. Richen berg, K. Henzler. 3rd Row: R. Remington, F Mooney, R. Pohs, B. Franz, R Rathgeber, M. McMennamin, R Cavalli, M. Arrigohi, J. Vanloo J. Marckx. REG. 3 'Ist Row: M. Meyers, R. Heniges L. Busch, T. Gregoire, R. Zion, F Heisler. 2nd Row: D. Horne, J. Cun- ningham, K. Klein, C. Broddie J. Perry, R. Harris. 3rd Row: J. J. Hagan, T Christi, O. Sullivan, G. Shep- herd, S. Janes, B. Collopy, R. Ciceric. REG. 4 lst Row: L. Meir, D. Funk- hauser, D. Benevento, G. Rem- mington, P. Gartner, W. Ryan, W. Noles. 2nd Row: K. Cody, R. Marshall, C. Kemp, P. Amadeo, S. Burlet, J. Rowland, H. Torgenson. 3rd Row: H. Duffy, T. Con- cannon, P. Gustafson, D. Mon- crieffe, C. Cameron, A. Phillici, J. Hogue, J. McFarland. REG. 5 'lst Row: J. Barry, F. Hoesly, D. Guasco, B. Provancher, B. Lee, C. Howlett, L. Farrell, J. Vanderbeck. 2nd Row: J. Burns, D. Curey, G. Pillette, D. Youngman, D. Fritz, M. Warren, B. Schwab, J. Burns. 3rd Row: E. Moore, J. Moore, L. Hartung, R. Gibbons, B. Fones, T. Norbert, R. Travers, P. Cebula. REG. 7 'lst Row: M. Shaw, L. Zettle, J. Rambo, J. Britt, D. Welch, T. Johnson, R. Bernney, T. Wager, W. Macking, H. Hanna. 2nd Row: E..Meredith, C. Min- ich, D. Bieker, D. Meyers, M. Ludwick, M. Schutz, L. Stark, W. Young, J. Yungbluth. 3rd Row: A. Rogers, C. Enwisfle, R. Griffin, W. Marinetti, R. McQuade, M. Canfield, Ed Schelb, N. Schulz. 26 1 REG. 2 'lst Row- P Ryan R Bur her . . , . g , T. Farley, P. Lane, B. Klein, G. Vanderkin, J. Driesbach, J. Bastasch, B. Connors, G. Mar- feeny, B. Hannigan, F. Lyons. 2nd Row: J. Hochnadle, J. Martin, J. Meyer, J. Ryan, M. Speer, N. Heuvel, R. Hodl, H. Meyer, D. Wohldan, J. Mul- len. 3rd Row: D. O'Dell, B. Brown, C. Harold, P. Gall, J. Victor, V. Altenhofen, H. Westby, F. Miio, M. Luchs, D. Larrowe. REG. 9 'Ist Row: M. Johnson, J. Whit- ford, D. Klobas, B. Voughters, l.. Goodell, D. Fabrycki, J. Al- birch, J. Bridges, A. Fazir, J. Weston. 2nd Row: J. Sayers, J. Ott, M. Keefe, R. Rivard, T. Ellis, B. Baer, D. Opoka, G. Ledwidge. 3rd Row: J. Gwyn, W. Wieber, R. Rousseau, J. Virnig, L. Lippi, D. Grothe, J. Paintner, G. Cer- eghino, B. Fisher, R. Cecchi, J. Sheridan. REG. 10 lst Row: C. Baca, E. Driscoll, J. Viera, M. Nytes, R. Dove, J. Scatidi, R. McCullough, J. Rood, A. Varin. 2nd Row: J. Balisteri, B. Herbst, R, Busch, P. Gustin, T. Welch, S. Marthaller, R. Jenck, R. Apilado 3rd Row: R. Standiford, J. Noles R. non, R. Bach, R. Thaelke, Hi Maloney, J. Marson, C. Withers REG. l l 'Ist Row: V. Apilado, W. High- tields, D. Eixenberger, L. Gress G. Duffy, E. Schwehr, G Schwary, B. White, J. Miller. 2nd Row: M. Muslin, R. McDon old, T. Sheehan, J. Zucchero, R Pastor, H. Potts, W. Regan, J Killian, J. Gerhards. 3rd Row: R. Brost, J. Adams F. Jellesma, D. O'Heron, J. Kroll J. Walters, J. Vranizan, J. An drews. B. Dunham. 27 1 o gain a well-rounded ed- ucation, a student must include so- cial activities in his curriculum. Being a creature among fellow creatures, a Centralite must learn not only to live with others, but also to be happy with them. Thus together do we work out our sal- vation. Social life at Central is not the schoolls primary objectiveg but as a complement to the family, Central helps its students to plan together, to work together and to enjoy its fruits together. Alone, or jointly with other schools, men of Christ the King, learn to live for Christ with their fellow men. 5' V W, . 1, I X , 5 i , EQ 29 S TLIDENT CSU NCIL i 'dem Presx LYNN MM F Vice Preskiem Wx NXEDERNXEY ER YL Secr ekory -'Y BXLX. NNUR? reosurer YN Z. 1 H L Q 1 I S x ? 5 9 1 1 I4 -1 ? f 6 5 5 X' v NY - F2 K S5-QWW 'NVQ M12 V x 'ii EMC Z, .3.?.f Hi' F91 , . U., f fo' mv W ,ix f: 'Q ' V' S 2 P4 - 1 A ' 2 gf 1 E . 5 1: ff . QW., xff f mumawwumwsw, ,ww mwwmqw.-.W z x, mm, x ' amsuumsemww7vm.uw?wWmwefn fp , w aww, ' an V I E 4 S 1 Ll Q ,Z f :S Q Z, S 'x Q, l ,.,, N .v.,,,,..-.,.,....A , .. . ., .... ., ., -.U I , , l F ' ' ' W W 4'-af - H f -Kl9fH1'6vP'X 271 W 8 I 'WMYYN LI 2428! 16 ,W FEBRUARY While the Rams were in torrid pursuit of the District Crown, the Monogram Club added a Victory Bell to our traditions. After each winning game, the bell tolls off the number of wins 'For the year. MARCH Our Rams rambled through District 'I3 Tournament and on to Eugene. There a team that had shot .420'X-J all year, shot only .2303 against Jeff. Jeff was called the Champ but to us our Rams are still great Champs. APRIL With the close of Lent, the social season started anew. The Senior Prom held at the Sunken Ballroom was the largest light on the social horizon, for Joe Cen- tral and his date. MAY The end of May-the end of book re- ports-the end of Caesar-the end of H2504-the end of me at Central-All these necessarily prefaced by exams- Why didn'1 l study? JUNE Friday the 4th marked the end of Cen- tral's 'l2th year. The doors on Stark Street opened to about 100 grads, They learned their lessons, their teachers beat them' well. 37 INTER-SCHOOL COUNCIL Front: Mickie Briggs, Janice Johnson, Carol Layman, Lois Manning, Tom Chase, Around Table from Left: Ann Sheridan, Diane Lacey, Rilly Wakeman, Anna Dinella, Sharon Snyder, Mary Ellen Bailey, Sally Johnston, Alexia Schneider, Pete Heitkemper, Chuck Greenly, Jim Flynn, Ron Marshall, George Bocci, Paul Barthelemy, Bill Cassidy, Father Lair, John Mueller and .lim Carskadon. The Catholic Inter-School Council in its seven years of work has become one of the finest influences for good re- lationship between our Catholic schools. The delegates from the seven member schools meet monthly to plan and discuss the various religious, cultural and social events which are prepared jointly. V Highlights of the year's activities included the Holy Hour, barn dance, the Mardi Gras, a choral and a one-act play festival, a radio program and the Lenten discussion series. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Bottoms Bob Altenhofen, Corrado, Lisac, O'Connor, Gamroth, Bob Horne, Arndoffer, Dreggan, Baldrica, Jerry Hagan, and Duffy. Standing: Tom Leahy, Palermini, Niedermeyer. Centralls Inter-Club Council, under the directorship of the Student Body Vice President, Jim Neidermeyer, is a strong force in consolidating the plans of the various clubs at Central. Meetings are held twice a month. Aids and helps to assist various clubs are discussed, and problems of planning and membership are Worked on by this group. Each club selects its own delegate to the Council. Y 3. 5 s 2 S S E OPTIMIST CLUB 'lst Row: T. Dineen, R. McPheefers, R Buscher, F. O'Connor. 2nd Row: E. Bertelson, R. Gamroth, R Marshall, R. Duggan, E. Lacey. SERVERS CLUB lst Row: R. Gibbons, T. Dineen, L. Ber- geron, G. Hegsfrom, V. Leonard. 2nd Row: M. Mclean, D. Chasse, R. Re- horst, J. Justin, A. Liberman, R. Gumrofh. 3rd Row: P. Drniivic, T. Leahy, F. Basfaach, D. Dwyer, D. Duggan. BOOSTER CLUB lst Row: G. Pugliese, A. Lewis, F. Joseph, J. Ferguson, T. O'Neill, J. Liscc. 2nd Row: J. Trask, D. Duffy, O. Renner, W. Zenner, C. Engel, J. Brown, H. Arafa, J. Acre. 3rd Row: P. Driniivic, J. Keres, J. Tracey, R. Legg, R. Kimbrough, J. Kraus. MONOGRAM CLUB 'Ist Row, left to right: Dinneen, Taylor, Lisac, Newman, Zilka, Hemington, Renner, O'Neill, Weber, Carter, Buscher, Lewis. 2nd Row: Kelly, Goepfert, Flynn, Navarra, Bartholemy, Schmitz, Legg, Condon, Mar- shall, Altenhofen. 3rd Sow: Cassidy, Hittner, Taylor, Mc- Pheeters, Susanka, Krueger, Zeggert, Rev- erman, Erceg, Barkley, Docltins, Doyle, McLain. 4th Row: O'Flaherty, Foster, Fortino, Bocci, Palermini, Arata, Hagan, Acre, Maloney. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB lst Row, left to right: Gamroth, Celsi, Durand, Jali. 2nd Row: McPl1eeters, Arrigotti, Dobler, Duggan, Miller, O'Connor. ARC CLUB 'lst Row, left to right: O'Flaherty, Hem- ington, Dlnneen, Duffy, Dockins, Renner Hanson. l 2nd Row: Ferguson, Reverman, Susanka Hagan, Zenner, Bittner, VanGogl1, Mar- teeny. 3rd Row: lmholte, Leahy, Moskill, Ger hardt, Connolly, Milan, Fahlman, Schacker 4th Row: Gottsch, Dove, Rabitoy, Bell Heitzman. McPheeters, Greene, Weber 1 PEP CLUB 'lst Row: A. Corrado, F. Schmilz, F. Jo seph, D. Graham, T. O'Neil, P. Newman G. Bocci, W. Cassidy, J. Reverman. 2nd Row: L. Zilka, J. Niedermeyer ........, Bixby, H. Hemingfon, T. Gerhard! L. Cooper, M. O'Flaherfy, O. Dockins. 3rd Row: D. Walker, L. Mura, J. Binger G. Doyle, A. Lewis, O. Renner. Mh Row: G. Hagan, ...........,...., L. Warren G. Dove, T. Dugan, D. Weber, D. Duffy SPEECH CLUB 'lst Row: T. Dineen, O .Doclcins, O. Ren- ner. 2nd Row: J. Ferguson, J. Buscher, J Reverman, G. Bocci, T. Palermini, J Hagan, W. Zenner, D. Duffy, T. O'Neil, B Bittner. 3rd Row: R. Gamrofh, D. Duggan, H Hemingion, H. Newman, T. Gerhardi, A. Carrado, J. Fosler, L. Zilka, R. Mc- Pheelers. 4th Row: D. Leahy, D. Weber, J. Dove, J. Emholl, F. Smilz, A. Lowis, 'T. Joseph, L. Cooper, T. Spear, P. Connoly, J. Milan. Kl5.0WATT CLUB 'lst Rod: P. Ryan, M. McLean, T. Dineen, K. Danzer, W. Zenner, J .Van Gogh, G. Schwary,'D. Meyers, J. Robson, W. Carter. 2nd Row: J. Niedeiger, D. Weber, J. Burns, R .Fullman, G. Ledwidge, J. lsaac, V. Leonard, C. McLain, E. Moriariy, B. Horne. 3rd Row: P. Drniivic, T. Norbert, M. Rabi- foy, E. Sweo, J. DeNucci, P. Connolly, J. Alexander, B. Arndoffer, F. Pohs, D, Knighf. 42 TALE HO Top: The Three Be-Bops, Foster, O'Flaherty on hand for the affair. Bottom: Joe Vieira accepts first prize enve the steps of the Old Mun's Dance. ne of the major attractions sponsored by the Inter-School Council this year was the Talent Show. Over 900 students and adults were in the gym to applaud their favorite acts and actors the evening of Sunday, November 5. Although this was the first all-schools talent show, Central students demonstrated their experienced abilities to walk off with two first prizes, one third prize and the sweepstakes award. Joe Vieira took first place in the soloist divisiong the Three Be- Bops, John Foster, Jerry Dahlheim and Mick O'Flaherty, won first place in miscellaneousg and Rod Peloquin picked his way to a third spot among instrumentalits. So great was the enthusiasm at this first Talent Show that it is planned to be an annual affair. and Dahlheim, perform their prize winning act. A section of the large crowd ther Lair. Four girls from St. Mary's of the Valley go through lope from Fa SENIOR PROM The annual Senior Prom was held on April thriteenth under the sub- dued lights of the Sunken Ballroom at the Nlasonic Temple. The class of SI chose Be My Love as their theme. The centerpiece. de- picting a pastoral scene, accentuated the Spring season. An added touch of color to the various hues of for- mal gowns were the many white din- ner-jackets sported by the Seniors. The ever-popular Jerry Van Hoomis- sen's orchestra provided music for the gala evening. Patrons and patronesses were Mfr. and Mrs. H. E. Scarff, Mr. and lVIrs. H. W. Newman, Mr. and Nlrs. R. Mulder, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Nlar- shall, lVIr. and Mrs. F. A. lVIaloney. Perennially it's the most successful and wholesome social event of the year for all the Catholic high school stu- dents of Portland. The Mardi Gras on February 5 was again held at Cen- ral. Almost 1200 students swarmed the halls, the cafeteria, and the gym to enjoy the evenings fun and entertain- ment. Under the direction of the Inter- School Council and the supervision of Father Lair there was a fifty-minute 'lFairyland stage program, a dozen booths and special attractions, a side- show, and dancing. Proceeds of the af- fair were presented to 'the Archbishop to promote Newman Club Work in the Archdiocese. Top: Ralph Rogers directs the angling af the Fish Pond. Center: Ron Marshall consults Swami Frank Joseph. Lower: Prince Charming Gleason reviews the prospects in search of Cinderella. Bofiom: Chorus line . . . Schmitz, Heirkemper, Marshall, Pugliese, Vieira, Redinger. l First row, left to right: T. Stacey, M. O'Flaherfy, G. Bocci, J. Ferguson, T. Dinneau, A. Corrado, J. Foster, J. Dalheim, R. McLain, J. Aleander. Second row: S. Fortino, J. Hagan, L. War- ren, D. Leahy, T. Gerhardf, l.. Cooper, C. McGloin, E. Aratc, J. Moran. Third row: J. Kares, H. Marine, L. Nie- meyer, F. Davis, J. Nichols, D. Monan, J. Milan, T. Palermini, D. Graham. eeping Central supplied With good singing is one of the major ambitions of the Central Gee Club. The group, twenty-eight in number, has appeared at all Convocations this past year, not to mention the Christmas program, Motherls and Dad's affairs, and has furnished the proper liturgical music for Student Masses. 46 raduation and class schedules took such heavy toll of musicians during the year that the Band has not been featured on many occas- ions. Father Dooley as director, faced a task of building a new band Whose performances will delight the student body of the coming year. Centralites with a real desire and talent for music have their opportunity to develop their abilities. Central hopes that these boys Whose efforts have been heard reverberating from the room on 24th and Pine Will blossom forth and Will encourage others to participate in Band activities. - I lst Row: Marrimcin, Rivord, Provancher Collette. 2nd Row: Bergeron, Lowih, D. Meyer 3rd Row: Brosferhclus, Misner, Guild Sheppard, Bedcrd. mmm., mmm I I I 1 W ri 1 5 f A S 1 f jg 5 K 3 5 S 2 4 Q ,Z QTopj Charlie La Franchise con- gratulates basketball squad in fea- tured talk at Dad and Son Banquet. ClVIiddlej Ron Marsliall accepts Cen- tral third straight district I3 cham- pionship following final game at Park Rose. CBeloWD Captain Marshall an- nounces tearnls selection of Bob Alten- hofen as most valuable player. Basketball squad and their dads oc- cupy table of honor. VK Q Q t Central the Catholic con- cept of the place of the Uphysicall' in education is embodied in a Well- rounded program of Physical Edu- cation. Two formal classes a Week for four years, daily noon-time intra- murals, plus a year-round inter- scholastic sports schedule give each student here the fullest oppor- tunity to equip himself physically for Catholic manhood. The aim of Central is to help each student to realize the true Catholic philosophy of Physical Education - that the body is the temporary house and helpmate of the soul in the Work of Eternal Salvation. 52 A T H L E T I C S 53 Central Central Central Central Central Central Central '50 Schedule and Record Milwouukie Medford .,,.,,,,27 0 Astoria The Dulles 7 Columbia Prep 6 Hood River 7 Camus he defending Dist. 7 Champion C'Rams7' started the season with nine returning lettermen. Two of these were regulars on the '49 squad. Con- sidering the facts that the team played one of the toughest schedules in Ram history, and that '49 graduation hit the squad very hard, the season was most successful. The 750 squad enjoyed victories over four op- ponents and looked good losing to two others. The only sad game of the season occurred when Astoria, one of the two district opponents, dethroned the 'fRams at the Central field. jack Reverman was voted the most valuable player and Gene Regimbal Was chosen the out- standing lineman. Jack, an outstanding back, also earned a berth on the Portland squad for the 'Sl Shrine All-Star Football game. Red Mclcm husfles To stop Joe Sm nn ihe Columbxa Prep game Tony Pcxlermlnl shps through a bug hoe In fhe Mllwaukue Ime The first taste of victory. ,ii 195 0 SCHEDULE Rams 26 Milwaukie 0 Rams 15 Medford 27 Rams O Astoria 19 Rams 14 The Dalles 7 Rams 14 Col. Prep 6 Rams 19 Hood River 6 Rams 7 Camas 20 Paul Gauthier, Astoria Half, stopped for no gain after taking a lateral. It is a good thing it isn't Friday. Reverman makes a good gain with assistance of a good block in the Camas Game. Clark of Camas stopped by Rams and Mud. 58 RSITY FOOTBALL I9 ESHMAN AND JUNIOR RSITYFOOTBALLIQ O 59 l-l Central 57 47 53 52 58 46 61 56 40 47 52 49 59 64 65 53 63 52 46 48 27 63 54 Central Schedule Vancouver Oregon City Reno Mac Hi Klamath Falls Portlan U. Frosh Grant Grant Marshfield Marshfield Salem Portland U. Frosh Milwaukie Gresham Concordia Columbia Prep Concordia Milwaukie Gresham Columbia Prep I O.S.C. Rooks Astoria Park Rose Concordia Gresham Jefferson Scappoose Salem La Grande 43 28 24 27 46 39 56 Covertimel 38 42 30 41 46 41 42 31 29 30 38 38 36 31 48 44 1' District tournament State tournament WT BASKETBALL This year the f'Rams enjoyed one of the finest seasons in the history of Central Catholic as they rolled to Z6 wins and 3 losses, playing the best the State had to offer. In early season play the f'Rams Won 20-30 Club Invitational Tournament at Klamath Falls, defeating Mac I-Ii, Reno, and Klamath Falls. Highlight of midseason play was the Win over Salem's defending champs on the c'Viking home floor before an overflowing crowd Central Won the District 13 title for the 3rd straight vear with Wins over Park Rose Concordia and Gresham In he State Tournament at Eugene the Rams lost a heartbreaker to jefferson by one point but Went on to Win the consolation bracket to bring home the fifth place trophy Bob Altenhofen repeated as an All Stater for the second consecutive year 1 1 J 1 1 f f 1 e ' . WE, v 1 V 4 1 1 1 46 V sg Y, , E+, TQ ive.. 1 5, IQ' 525555445 ' 2 EQ A w if W , . YQ gnu J HW i ?2:1,:,??: v Q..-. ies- ? 2 cg.- Q 'Q 1 Q Q. was Q. W Rfk V in 71 9' 1 3 4' Q mm, S k K S X an as Q is 4, fm Q 64 if 'Y N Q 'E S ,ff - Q Q 3 i 'S Ki X is w ,gkyjiyfagggtzfisrf Q1 Mm Schedule and Scores Central 25 Vancouver 44 30 Oregon City 36 39 Grant 29 42 Grant 41 20 Salem 37 44 Milwaukie 28 30 Gresham 37 64 Concordia 17 29 Columbia Prep 24 45 Concordia 28 44 Milwaulcie 28 41 Gresham 34 32 Columbia Prep 18 55 lrv'gt'n. Eagles 27 Washington Won 11, Lost 4. Central Catholic Freshman Basketball Team 1950-51 The Lambs played a to- tal ot 16 games winning 10 and losing 6. The lambs started off slow but ended the season with 4 straight wins, highlighting it with a 37 to 27 victory over Park- rose Junior High, a team who had beaten them twice previously. George Rem- ington was the team's lead- ing scorer with a total of 153 points in 16 games. Schedule and Scores Central Freshman Scores 43 St. Rose 17 34 Parkrose 39 38 Grant 36 Q2 over- timesl 30 Milwaukie 42 30 Grant 29 25 Gresham 31 32 Columbia Prep 23 48 Madeline 14 26 Parkrose 34 39 Concordia 26 28 Milwaukie 37 24 Gresham 25 28 Concordia 17 43 Columbia Prep 18 37 Parkrose 27 60 St. Johns fMil.j 26 The Lambs scored a total of 565 oints to their opponents 441 in 6 games. -reshman Basketball Team Members orwards: Don Welch, Bill Weber, im Ott, Rollie Roussean, J. J. Ha- an, John Vranezan. Centers: Norm chu.tz, John Mullen. Guards: eorge Remington, Bob Dyer, Mike peer, Kevin Cody, Jim Britt, Dick enevento. IOR BASKETBA 67 B A S E B A L L HE RAMS defending their East- ern Independent District Championship won seven games but dropped two. The loss of these crucial games gave the Milwaukie Mustangs the Pennent and a trip to Albany. The Central team also de- feated Parkrose twice, Vancouver twice and lost one to Vancouver in non-league games. Preseason practice games were lost to Washington and Grant of the Portland City League. The loss of Seniors Palermini, Dockins, Erceg and Regimbal will be keenly felt. Tony gets a clean single in ihe Columbia Prep game. Bob Alienhofen smashes one through the Prep infield. Alfenhofen tags o Prep runner sliding buck into first. r i-wmv new-it mumwmi .....,...... H . ., M 1 - ff--- -------, - f V - G April April April April April May May May May Mayf 1 HE GOLF team played ten matches, Winning 0 l.. F 4 and loosing 6. Following is the schedule for the season. 4, Jefferson 5, Cleveland O, Parlrrose 24, Nlilwaukie 27, Vancouver 3, Salem 8, Milwaukie 9, Vancouver 15, Salem 18, Parkrose TENNIS April April 3 4 April 10 April 11 April 16 April 19 April 23 April 30 Lincoln, there, fie, 3-3. Purkrose, here, won, 3-2. Jefferson, there, lost, 2-3. Grunt, there, lost, 0-5. Lincoln, here, lost, 2-3. Gresham, here, won, 4-1. Vancouver, there, won, 3-2. Purkrose, there, won, 4-1. 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