Central Catholic High School - Centralma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Distinguished Service. .. THE REVEREND WILLIAM HAMMEKE Kindness, charity, deep sympathy, and universal and unfailing courtesy are the qualities which serve as a mere framework of a beautiful soulfportrait of a man who has endeared himself to every Centralite. This whitefhaired champion of youth, Reverend Father Hammeke, whose zeal for souls is rivaled only by his boundless generosity, is the founder of our beautiful school. It is to him that the graduates of CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL express their grateful appreciation and sincerest thanks. Thirteen

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Twelve In Recognition or His Excellency HUGH L. LAMB, D. D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia The Most Reverend Hugh L. Lamb, Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia and a prominent educator of our era, is most intimately connected with the history of CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL. It was he who dedicated the school upon the completion of the annex in August, 1941.

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To Show the Way . Fourteen THE REVEREND CHARLES L. ALLWEIN, Principal Words are inadequate to frame a Htting laudation for him who is most intimately connected with our beloved ALMA MATER. Reverend Father Allwein, our esteemed Principal, who has the wellfbeing of our school at heart, is untiring in his efforts and indefatigable in his zeal to make our school second to none in the state. Unselnshly he bears the burdens of the school. From early in the morning until late in the afternoon, he is at his desk solving the difhculties and problems connected with the executive work of an institution of learning. Father is sacrincing his life for the salvation of souls and the cause of CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL.