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' ' '- ' MQ' AW vw ,Kaz .5 r . 1 f ' X 4. f x v.. .-f. ,1-.5 - '.-13:-4 ,K.:,,- 1-,-.-,-: .... 4.-...-,.l-.,-,1.,. - . , su - .-- xx: x Q :.ffJ.,-- E ,-3. . :-Q.-4 'I' lu 4. Qf---s fi?-'f,.,.3.-.g.. - .. f ..-.... . -v. L lin-Arg. if-Hi-. -, ,127 ..-x vu- ..v'.'.-. -xv.-'.. -. ' :vig .ay -.3 g..g.'. .423-ifxl D h : 15.11.-ffm.-1:-'rig'-'- X . X . Q W Q ,QM S' x 51 ,xg K Xb X SYS 1--,I 1. - 1 ,- 4 ,- x 'A nu -. v 1.1 4. J. 3. ,,',.'.-- .agw ,,:..-3.. - f. --,.,. I. -:.- ,Nz -I : H... . 1 af' :nw - -.xwff '-a-'-: --.-- X xx 31 ...f-' ,. 1 1 .4 4 w , , ...Ag -. . ,gag gzf '11, ..... -.rf:1..,J4: ' 1.f.rqZ. 9- .,---5.-. .. .:. --:s -1 atT:-'.f:.f'-':.g.'f:':Q9 L: !.5g-,.- THE RE-VEREND WXLLXAM A. HAMMEKE Rector oi St. 'Paui Parish and Founder oi Centrai Cathoiiclfligh Schooi, who, though removed from the scene oi action, continues his undying interest in the Cathoiic education oi youth. -fdlvoafdz, ol' earning THE REVEREND XOHN N. WACHTER d C t X Cathohc High SchooX Administrator oi Sr. PauX Parish an en ra , V who, with indciatigabh: zeaX and keen interest rs contrnurng the excehent work oi his predecessor. Father Allwein is never too busy to listen to the problems of the stu- dents. THE REVEREND CHARLES L. ALLWEIN Principal of Central Catholic High School, whose administration of our school has been a major factor in its success. axcegior ?f THE REVEREND RAYMOND I. LEICHNER Prefect of Discipline Business Manager of Athletics Religion ,Al4.1n -if THE REVEREND CHARLES DOMBAY Religion THE REVEREND STEPHEN BEDNARIK Religion Music SISTER AGNES ANN English Mechanical Drawing Automotive Essentials Stenotyping gxperfa in jkeir SISTER ALBERT English Latin SISTER ALETI-IIA Salesmanship Stenography Typing, Stenotyping Otiice Practice SISTER ALGELITA Religion German MISS ALBERTA SCHOWER School Secretary edpecfiue :wr SISTER ANNEMARIE Business Training Art, Arts and Crafts SISTER CASIMIR Homemaking Physics Electricity SISTER DAVITA English Biology Pre flight General Science SISTER VALENTA ' ' SISTER F LORIANA Mathematics n 'Engll.Sh Mathematics Adviser HILLSIDE ECHOES SISTER FRANCES Stenography Bookkeeping Typing Student Counsellor SISTER LANDEBERTA Civics Typing SISTER RENE English French SISTER ROSELDA Spanish History Problems of Democracy DR. RALPH MULLIGAN Health Pre-professional Track Coach SISTER ROSANA Mathematics SISTER VERONITA English SISTER VIRGINA Latin Mathematics History Librarian Miss LORETTA BOTZUM SISTER XAVIER Health Biology, Chemistry School Nurse Adviser CENTRALMA MR. FRANCIS GAGLIONE Director of Athletics Physical Education Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach MR. IOHN DONALDSON Football Coach MR. D. CLARK CARMEAN Director of Band MR. EDWARD T. YOST Tclegraphy, First Aid osavvi BUCKLEY . l MR .Football Coach Y TXERNE MR- LA ii coach Swkmmxng E Q E 2 S 'Q ri 'A ,S -Q N S S 1-1 5: Q S Q Q S Q i A i 1 3 2 . Q ,T 5? '41 ,,, 535,02 fi XV iCfE 3 ws E 3-5'fI!lIE xl A 54? Ssififf' Yjnclercfaddmen . . . ggdafuf Wemoried A bewildered expression, scurrying feet, an armload f b o ooks, and no sense of direction aptly ,describe the freshies, Angela Vorsteg, Marguerite Vorsteg, Wil-A ma Michels, Anna Sieber, and Mary Purcell, as they experience change of classes during the Hrst days of school. Freshmen like to discuss to ics ' p magroupg hence, St l ' ' an ey Golowski, Richard Kubeck Charles W'itham, Charles Tulley, Gerali dine Nagle, Martha Rearden, Iosephine Sch k wan , and Helen Sweeney are having a very interesting and informative d' iscus- sion on the works of the well-known au- thor, Washington Irving. Books are friends. With the assistance of Sister V' ' ' ' ' 1rg1na, librarian, Celestine Silvli, Marie Spohn, Patricia Stengel, Georgiana Stefanik, Frances Stofko, Grace Toma- scewski, Francis Bigos, and Iohn Posch 7 will select the best in literature f h ' or t eir friends of leisure moments. gre5Lman ayd . . In order not to impede trailic in the locker room, Eliza- beth Albrecht, Catherine Bausman, Madeleine Beres- ford, Marie Bosold, Patricia Daly, Catherine Elbert, Lillian Grossman, Madelyn Haage, and Iean Hannon quickly don hats, coats, and pick up books at 3:00 P.M., after a hard day's work. All work and no play make lack a dull boy.', Father Dombay, therefore, a firm believer in this well-known adage, has Virginia Farrier, Barbara Nawa, Doris Rider, George Konesky, Iohn Breedy, and Robert Devlin enthusiastic over the idea of a doggie roast. Interest is stimulated in this group of freshmen as Mary Kane,.chair man, leads a socialized recitation on Pennsylvania's First Const1tut1on The group consists of Robert Borst, Anthony Botch, Ioseph Bruno, Her- bert Bush, Robert Daly, Martin Dev- lin, lean I-Ioffmaster, Leona Kamin- ski, and Carol Leach. 2 -imdw s Because of the distribution of the first issue of Hillside Echoes, these freshman students, Richard Helfrich, Ralph Impink, Bernard Kern, Iames Neiman, Thomas Rathman, Carl Steffen, Ioseph Sullivan, George Brizek, Mary Pachuilo, Wilhelriiina Pfrommer, Louise Schuler, and Claire Vogel, are unheedful ofthe three o,clock buzzer to which they always re- spond promptly at the end of a busy day. 340:58 agd O!! g Wet did it again! Who? Our basketball team! Donald Buser, Edward Curry, Martin Falter, Thomas Farrier, Richard Feicht, Iohn Geiger, Paul- ine Barr, Marianne Brehm, Geraldine Mechinsky, Mable Pettit, and Margaret Ryan are jubilant over the victory over Bethlehem. No! It isn't a Harry Iames record, it's a recording of a French play which apparently has Sister Rene and her students, Amanda Chanton, Marilyn Esser, Gloria Boaman, Ianet Bordington, Dolores Bukow- ski, Irene Bukowski, Helen Hildebrand, Rita Loe- per, Dolores Metivier, Dolores Turner, Arthur Holland, and George Rocktashel, engrossed. and jun . Sister Floriana demonstrates a diH'icult problem,-Lain algebra for the benefit of Elvin Flamm, Iohn mentrout, Mary Loomis, Mary Raab, Edward Lanshe, Marie Mohan, and Eileen Ryan, freshman students, who realize the importance of mathe- matics. V - mr - i This general science group, to which Iulius Gom- bar, David Mayer, Robert Rymshaw, Gerard Schower, Richard Smith, Bernard Miller, Elizabeth Moser, Theresa Essig, and Ioseph Franey belong, enjoy the demonstration of the lift pump about which they have just been studying. Supplies of every description may be had in the basement of the main build- ing Where Gerard Humma, Fred Ker- ber, Iohn McGettigan, Nancy Sweeney, Leona Wummer, and Iohn McGlinn Hnd it convenient to do their shopping for the day from Sister Davita. e wemmww:umss, With the help of eHicient counsellors, these freshies, Fran- cis McQuillen, Thomas Nolan, Iohn O'Reilly, Edward Stoe- benau, William Sutton, Elizabeth D'Allesandro, Malena Fiskaldo, Rosemarie Gerhart, Erlinda Guerrero, Phyllis Gerstle, Elaine Kercher, and Annemarie Kern, succeed in choosing the proper subjects for their four-year educational journey. .zdncl Zen Zag Wade :her the buzzer nor a clock is needed ell Ardell Boaman, Anna Bauer, Do- s Brailer, Regina Crocona, Thomas n Richard Grab, Robert Herman, 'renee McFadden, Ioseph McQuillen, :rt Warner, and Vernon Mountcastle their lunch period has arrived. What can it be? Henry Kozlowski and Nancy Mac- kay, seniors, are helping to enter- tain these littley greenies, Iames Roland, Leo Shannon, Margaret Weiser, Virginia Tarves, Ioan Zim- merman, Marie Wausnock, Marie Troilo, Agnes Conlon, and Iohn O'Reilly, on freshman day. Have you ever seen a high school irl h g W o isn't interested in the latest fads of teena ep g . Rose Perna, Helen Rowley Anna Strobel, Mar B kl ' ' exception to the rule as they view the most recent fashions in Scventee , garet uc ey, and Marjorie Hawk are no n. In the music appreciation class under the direction of Father Bednarik, these freshman students, Iohn Feicht, Iohn Gallen, William I-Iagmayer, Francis Heim, Andrew Kline, Wilbur Lynch, Ioseph Seaman, Lorraine Klein, Marguerite Merkel, Ruth Schwoyer, Ioan Sockel, Annetta Wentzel, Ioan Young, and Ruth I-lock enyoy this respite from the ordinary run of the school day. Ms .S70laAomore6 . . American history is made easy with the assistance of a globe such as is used by Dolores Andreiansky, Harriet Klinikowski, Theresa Kochzx- nowski, Regina Peters, Adam Krafczek, and Iacque Young. The vocational art students, Ioseph Oelschlager, William Peffley, Richard Rymshaw, Kenneth Stuart, Kenneth Quire, Walter Kulak, Eleanor Parslar, and Antoinette Piotrowicz, have an op- portunity of showing their creative ability and talent through their originality in art. If you want the placement of the carburetor, air cleaner, cylinder block I exhaust and intake manifolds of your internal combustion engine examined, call on Iohn Pick, Iames Boaman, Leon Dybalski, Iohn Arnold, Edward Bausman, and Richard Andrejansky, members of the automotive essentials class. S v s G jug? N Yougve guessed it. Here are som . e of the members of the band, Eileen Born, Alberta Albrecht Gertrud , e Erlacher, George Ermentrout, and R . obert Chelius, homeward bound after having played some favorite selections for the Cadet Nurses of the city at the Ab raham Lincoln Hotel. The thin , T ings you do bestf' Is this the ease with Ioseph De- Angelo, Edmund Gajewski, Donald Ham- mes, Carl Holt, Helen Baczewski, Geraldine Buck, Doris Stephens, and Elizabeth White- head? The result of this test in E l ng ish litera- ture will tell the tale. gs you like best are the th' The dents, Alfred Baeck, Thomas Powers, Richard Herb, Helen Zal ' ' egowski, Phyllis Guldin 3 and Marie Michels, never knew that a drop of water D contains such a world of Won- der until they viewed it under h . I C l'I'11CI'OSCOpC. se sophomore biology stu- 8 fo Le lfllm. ln er Patricia Daly, Frances Theresa Boua g , Eisenhofer, Ioan Frank, Irene Hassler, Mary Horrigan, Rose Loeper, and Gloria Wenger, students of biology, are looking for the white line that runs parallel on each side of the midrib of the needles of the hemlock, the Pennsylvania state tree. These students, Doris Gan- l ter, Ioan Greytok, Anthony ' Theo- Grimm, Albert Girodo, b th Moll, dore Koenig, Eliza e it Eleanor Rearden, Anna Hef- ter, have included Latin in t h ei r college preparatory ' COUYSC. The arrangement of the chairs in the biology laboratory gives E. Kwiatkowski, G. Linette, A. Pachu- ilo, I. Rose, E. Smith, B. Soltysik, R, Waldman, K. Wysopal, I. Flem- ming, D.' Kazmicrczak, M. Wood, ' D. Wood M. Koraus, M. Larkin, , 3 A. Mathews, I. Wilson, E. Ohlinger S uhler P. Ramsey, A. Ruoff, M. p and M. Stengel an excellent oppor tunity to vi ' and take notes. ew the demonstration ML oon gonna! Ouf Dorothy Metz, Elizabeth Kohl, Iosephine Mattassa, Mary Essig, Alberta Felix, Anna Pfrommer, Marylin McQuaite, Gregory Hie- ster, Robert Heine, Raymond Adams, and Richard Bauer en- gage in conversation on one of the verandas of the main build- ing before the beginning of school in the morning. With the pride of true Pennsylvanians, Robert Murphy, Stanley Puwalski, Raymond Stubblebine, Ioseph Vogel, Francis Walter, Ianet Buflington, Ann Patrick, and lean Vogel prepare for the celebration of Penn Day. No matter how perfect the pyramid, it will fall, if it is not built on a solid foundation. Robert Didyoung, Ierome Fleischman, Mar- tin Golden, Richard Hartcr, Raymond Kase, Robert Kern, George Krize, Edward Lewandowski, Iames Loeper, Ioseph Maurer, Iames McFadden, Ioseph Puwalski, Walter Steidle, and Ioseph Voelker testify to this statement. in was W0 game L. l- are Gloria Murrav Dolores Piotro Helen Sattler Arlene Fritschey Dol Marques, Doris Henry, Catherine Ziml p Planning their next game of volley : ' J, ' vs 1 R man, Ann Kazmierczak, and Ann ards. i Taking advantage of the beauti- ful spring weather in April these sophomores, Florine Ashcroft, Mary Bentz, Bernice Blessing, Mary DeHart, and Stella Kar- woski, are enjoying a moment of leisure before class. Note the enthusiasm with which these girls, Elizabeth Kugler, Cecilia Loeper, Rita Newhouser, Mary Rearden, Loretta Scheider, Anna Scholl, Anna Schultz, and Maryann Slapikas, relax during gym class. N 1 wx-px - ,AA-v 5 Q ,,...,,,,.,...,., 235 D fxwrm' 7- ', : 'KE 2. ., J.-f-. 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Marks are compared and corrections carefully noted as Thomas Daly dis- tributes the weekly English themes to Dolores Hoyer, Patriciaigoyce, Al- berta Kurczewski, Jeannette iLoeper, Annabelle Nolan, Stanley Cienie- wicz, and Iohn SauerQ There's no doubt about it. The interest with which Ioseph Fromuth, Robert Miller, Eu- gene Glowacki, Clifford Iuranis and Fred Reinhard are examining this storage battery shows that there might be a future Thomas Edison among them. Proving that the steps of the West end ver- anda are as good a meeting place as any other, Iames Gallen, Iames Greytok, Harry Souders, Ethel Nicklos, Dolores Skrzyczkow- ski, and Gerald Kane are engaged in quiet conversation, discussing the outcome of the recent basketball tournament at Billport. Our Junior ear . . . The course of least resistance! Ioseph Pick, Richard Horrigan, Vincent Kelly, Charles Nawa, Ioseph Reedy, Walter Trompetter, Charles Binder, Charles Boylan, and Richard Cronan Find it much easier to sit on this bucking board than to push it over the field. Slightly disconcerted, Mario Fabiani, Robert Clausman, Dominic Bruno, Iohn Horrigan, Rosemary Vogel, and Theresa Grab are determined to solve their brain-twisting problem in plane geometry. P The- airways of the future will be taken care of by Lytle Horting, Paul Kolb, lDonald Loomis, Iohn McQuillen, Stephen Pratzner, Bruce Roth, and William Steingraber, the junior pre-I-light' students of today. ia ill! U .1 el' e- V .., 'i X X X E a S x XX S.. 1 X . l . g bg3,.Q,k X- 9 g. w-ex x ' -' 1 15 . x . A. . wg ,fm Ass. f 4, Q Q ,, . Q 5-.5 K .Q if X . . k.,, X w 1 'ikiilx mi by xi N ,. Ax K I g -QQ, , x in V 5 in-N. Wk ' C is 5 X , Sr Q J 5552 . A .x X Wynn.. 1. f f - , Wm nnbv 'F --3. 3 4 . ns. 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Mary Dachowski, Rita Honeker, Re- gina Thren, and Charles Nawa joyfully scan the first issue of r if' lEileen Born and Kenneth Quire, art editors, pool their 'ideas with Betty Nangle, editor, and William Mason, associate editor, in order to produce an attractive hewspaper. ' HILLSIDE EoHoEs which they have helped to produce. l Accuracy is important in typing copy,', explains George. Dimler to Arlette Koenig, Dorothy Stofko, Catherine Denscheilman and Kathleen O'Reilly. Beautiful, indeed, are the melodious voices of A. Cody, E. Born, R Honeker, R. Thren, P. Smy, F.. Hofmann, E. Nangle, E. Al- brecht, C. Gallagher, M. Iablonski, G. Stephens, M. Davy, and I. Eisenhower who, under the direction of Father Bednarik and with the musical accompaniment of Bernice Moyer, have made Central proud of its Glee Club. Members of the Spanish Club, Gloria Murray, Rob- ert Chelius, Elizabeth Nan- gle, Fern Pennypacker, and Margaret Ermentrout, are viewing the exhibit of Lat- in American art and cul- ture, prepared in coopera- tion With the office of the Coordinator of Inter-Amer- ican Affairs, Washington, D. C. A letter is a most welcome visitor to the boys in the Armed Forces. The Com- mercial Club, of which Catherine Denscheilman, Angeline Cody, and Kath- leen O'Reilly are officers, has kept the alumni well posted on the activities of their Alma Mater. The Service Club has done its share in keeping up the morale of the boys in the service. Here are Gerard Ganter, Pierina Calvaresi, Edward Loomis, and Io- sephine Guerrero selecting names for the packages they send monthly. Organizafiond or lglclucafion ana! fke ommon Betty Freeburn, Geraldine Buck Helen Zalegowskl and Doris Stephens are the librarian s assistants They assist in preparing the books for circulation and shelving 'Tallume cette bougie . . . says Bernice Moyer, while lighting this candle at a Christmas celebration of Le Cercle Francais. Annabelle Nolan, William Peilley, Lucy Wolff, Marguerite Davy, Dominic Bruno, Mary Killinger, and Leon- ard Coleman look on. Listening attentively to the report of the mission com- mittee of the Activity Club by the chairlady, Iean Han- non, the members, Marie Bosold, Leona' Kaminski, Elizabeth Albrecht, Pa- tricia Daly, and Madeleine Beresford, seem quite satis- Fred. Father Leichner is suggest- ing a chalice to Ioseph Pu- walski, Ann Kazmierczak, Ioseph Oelschlager, and Margaret Buckley, Mission Club members, as a possi- ble gift for an army chap- lain. Busy seniors, Santa's helpers, Mary Penny- packcr, Nancy Mac- kay, Richard Boyer, Ieanette Pennypacker, Barry Lerch, and Wil- liam Mason, are seen here trimming the traditional Christmas tree. Mary Bennis, Claire Schweitzer, Pauline Blessing, and lane Harvey take time out to admire their class rings. Nancy Mackay and Mike Martin extend a hearty welcome to these little freshmen, Leo Shannon and Marguerite Vorsteg. The pre-professional class are enjoy- ing a very interesting lesson on respiration by Dr. Ralph Mulligan. l l 1 l 1 4 l I 1 l l There is untold satisfaction in the things we make ourselves.l The arts and crafts students, Herman Hock, Henry Ready, Barry Lerch, Michael Martin, and Raymond Arentz, will make their future wives happy by designing and making the furniture for their own homes. he. eiuse au to P I ?,, 'git . 15 esflon s Qu XLPQSYYG OSY me Cather . - Xufes htbll 'nes' holic Yresskevland wagazi Cai boo 5 In a short time F. Greytok, S. Spada- fora, W. Mason, and R. Boyer will be expert enough to be eligible for work as telegraphers on the railroad. Thanks to Mr. Edward Yost, instructor! With the charity that extends across the sea, these Centralites find joy during leisure moments in packing articles of food for the war-stricken Sisters of Christian Charity in Italy. Dell an . xr . ticket Vue ehunQ'Y I .Watt tlmfnds O5 these A Adina in the ml et end - hoxeg. tres Q Robert Vath heartily congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parks on the occasion of their recent marriage - Ll happy meeting be- tween alumni home on furlough. .Ss f A..-, p is S.:-, Q if XB ...Q f 'sb' X. x Q jx R, X x ,Q A ,L,,9 ' k0,,...a-4 ,xx -Q . A S + , . ff A ggi., ,xr . ., ,K , . A . Ja, 1 A 5 . N N , SSG' X gimp' Ln-' ' Q M x, sv' ' 1 L ' I' ' 'S' '-.4 O' I UN M ne. I 1 A.-'N' ' 1 ,rx ,Jim i i Q N ,W x ,dew Qi s I O -x W Tl' Q.. L' 'Q 'r 'NH ,, MAN 5 L+-1 U LJ W . me fl '-.v-' I X , ,X 0 . v f ,,' an , 4 i 1 : f' 1 ft N. ' ii ,WL , tg 1 1 . W l fm . 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Kiefer Zipf, and Mary Man- cuso spare a few minutes of their precious dance time to chat about this memorable night of nightsu-the Senior Prom. - Qui' Emi joofgaff lam, Central's first venture into the gridiron sport gained for them unhoped for promi- nence in the Held of athletics. The Cards Won five games and lost noine for an unblemished record. In the first encounter Central turned back St. Patrick of Norristown, 30-7. On October 13, the Cardinals humbled a tough Pottsville Catholic eleven, 24-O. St. Matthew of Conshohocken was repulsed, 7-0, on a rain-soaked field. The Cards then invaded Norristown for a return engagement and again defeated the Patsies, 7-0. In the final contest the Hill Road gridders thrashed the huge and ,previously unbeaten Schwenkville High combination, 31-O. All home games were evening games staged at Albright Stadium and because Ioe Fromuth, great all-around athlete, demonstrates the man- ner in which he bombarded the opponents from the air. Ylwle eafeol ana! Mnfiec! . . of their diligent practicing, the team gave a very creditable performance to the throngs that witnessed the melees. The pigskinners were led by Wheezer Rearden and Ioe Fromuth, co-captains. Al Ashcroft, Iohn Auchter, Tony Rearden, Bill Curtin, Stanley Cieniewicz, Raymond Dmochowski, and Dick Rocktashel were the bulwarks of the line, while 'KBud Binder, Bill Steingraber, Paul Kolb, and Ioseph Fromuth attended to the backfield duties. The success of the grid machine is due primarily to the brilliant job done by the coaches. Mr. Frank Gaglione and Mr. Ioseph Buckley handled the backs while Mr. Larry Tierney and Mr. Iohn Donaldson converted the green linemen into a powerful forward wall. F11 t Ixow R. Rocktashel, T. Daly, I. Auchter, S. Cieniewicz, I. Fromuth, A. Rearden, W. Curtin, A. Ashcroft, C. Binder W Stem graber Second Row: Manager M. Golden, B. Soltysik, P. Kolb, I. Gallen, C. Boylan, I. Reedy, D. Kranis, I-I. Reedv R Kase R Didyoung I. McFadden. Third Row: G. Konesky, I. Boaman, F. I-Ieim, M. McCarthy, F. Reinhard, I. Fick, M. Fabxani D Land ru C Rocktashel, R. Dmochowski. Fourth Row: Manager R. Boyer, G. Breedy, H. Huck, I. DeAngelo, I. Posch, W. Allen Coach L Tierney Head Coach F. Gaglione, Coach I. Donaldson, I. Vogel, S. Staron, L. Morin, L. Gerlach. 'Hg end, mis X - 295 it Pigziiiesw. 7 SOQPPC Pau dummy l Kolb, excellent punter, put S em CW 3 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Daie Opponent ct. 6 St. Patrick, Norristown . . I3 St. Patrick, Pottsville . . . zo St. Matthew, Conshohocken . 29 St. Patrick, Norristown . . Nov. 3 Schwenkville .... . s his heart into his work. Opp. CCHS 7 30 0 24 0 7 0 7 0 31 d 'l kle toes the mark in a ai y Iohn Auchter, senior tac , workout. . k Gag 1 v , T rnCY,Ffan f the The imaasterinlrldsfjidyailailiflsoiii discuss the strategy 01' h 0 9 1 , and l0 U sighwenkvaile melee- l' one load Buck' Ray Dmochowski, selected as the most out- standing lineman in the county, gives the dummy a beating in a practice session. The V is symbolic of the vic- torious season and of the Var- sity team pictured here in a pre-game signal drill. cgo like Mcford lg fAe Slaoizi U Date 28 Dec. 5 Nov. IO I2 15 17 22 27 29 Ian. 9 14 19 23 28 30 Feb. 4 6 II 14 16 18 20 23 25 Mar. 2 Mar. 4 Mar. 16 16 I7 E A N S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent U UPF- CCHS Mt. Penn ...... 32 30 1 St. Patrick, Norristown . I7 39 St. Ann, Lansford . . I8 44 Mt. Penn .... 25 38 Lancaster Catholic . 25 39 Lebanon Catholic . . 28 V 56 St. Patrick, Pottsville . . 31 41 St. Patrick, Norristown . 31 70 Phillipsburg Catholic . . 25 S9 Alumni ..... 31 44 Myerstown . . . 40 46 Bethlehem Catholic . 32 33 Reading Catholic . 30 33 Easton Catholic . 30 35 Hazleton Catholic . 24 43 Myerstown .... 48 49 St. Patrick, Pottsville . . 30 45 Sinking Spring . . . 27 48 Easton Catholic . . 31 64 Valley Forge M. A. . 30 39 Phillipsburg Catholic . . I3 59 Lebanon Catholic . . 35 44 Sinking Spring . . 34 49 Reading Catholic . I4 38 Bethlehem Catholic 39 48 Lancaster Catholic . 23 48 CATHOLIC P. I. A. A. Central Catholic, Allentown! ....... 48 34 A KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS TOURNAMENT North Qatholic, Pittsburgh ....... 30 36 Central Catholic, St. Mary . 26 41 Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh . . 36 44 i-,--- The I944-45 quintet reached almost unbelievable heights when they broke all marks in the schoo1's short basketball history except the one-game individual total of twenty-one points set by Carl Steingraber during the 1941-42 campaign. The former record of 874 markers in one season was surpassed decisively when the Red Birds totalled 1,336 tallies in the thirty games played. X Henry Reedy, Charles Binder, and Ioseph Fromuth each made over 200 points. The Cards won twenty-eight of the thirty games played and captured the Knights' of Columbus Tournament at Williamsport. The Centralites also erased the mark of the most consecu- First Row: R. Leitham, D. Kranis, W. Mason, I. Auchter, G. Brecdy, R. Didyoung. Second Row: Coach F. Gaglione, R. Rocktashel, C. Binder, H. Reedy, I. Fromuth, I. Reedy, A. Rcarden, Manager G. Dimler. tive conquests ever compiled by a Reading school when they captured twenty-live contests in a row. ' After having won their twenty-Fifth game, the Cardinals entered the P.C.I.A.A. but were eliminated in the initial round when they lost to Allentown Central Catholic's pow- erful Vikings, 48-34. In the first round of the Knights of Columbus Tourney at Williamsport, the Cards were pitted against Pittsburgh North Catholic. Bud Binder, Ioe Fromuth, and Bill Mason paced the Red Birds in the 36-30 victory over the Smoky City lads. Central then trounced Central of St. Mary, 41-26 to enter the finals. Led by Ioe Fromuth, Central Catholic's loopmen upset Mt Oliver of Pittsbur h 6 . g , 44-3 , to nab the laurels in the annual tourney. The Gaglionemen played brilliantly throughout the melee and were presented with the Bishop Hafey Trophy to be retained for one year and a silver loving cup for permanent possession. To Coach Frank Gaglione belongs much of the credit for these victories because of his untiring efforts in instilling into his proteges the value of good sportsmanship and the knowledge of the intricacies of the court game. RJ Ercld an .xdcfion . . INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD As awe-struck fans look on, the Red Birds enact these scenes in the Allentown Cath- olic and Easton Catholic clashes. In the picture to the extreme right Ioe Fromuth seems to have the situation well in hand. Q Point: Players Scored Henry Reedy 261 Charles Binder 253 Ioseph Fromuth . 218 William Mason . 187 Robert Didyoung III Iohn Auchter . 97 George Breedy . 84 Ioseph Reedy . 46 Richard Leitham . 33 Anthony Rearden I8 Daniel Kranis . II Richard Rocktashel 8 . ...- ---s-ww ......---f- Mark Weber, captain of the Easton outfit, congratulates Bill Mason, Cardinal leader, on his brilliant performance. Coach Gaglione gives last minute instruc- tions to Tony Rearden, Henry Reedy, Ioe Fromuth, Bill Mason, and George Breedy prior to the Pottsville game. Leo Chelius coached the Iayvee Bas- ketball team. The Iunior Varsity basketball team waded through stiff opposition and completed their season with a remarkable record. The Baby Cards won twenty-one games and lost only one for an average of .955-the highest record ever attained by a Central court aggrega- tion. The IayVees reached their scoring peak when they trounced Sinking Spring, 73-32. The only defeat came at the hands of the experienced Reading Hi-Y Club when Central was nosed out 39-38. Tom Powers paced the squad, scoring 237 points, While lack Hor- rigan, Dick Horrigan, and Iames'Gallen surpassed the century mark. Leo Chelius, the IayVee coach, was called to the colors in mid- season, and his position was filled very capably by Pat Mazza. The Iunior Varsity displayed fine spirit and good sportsmanship throughout the entire season, and will, in all probability, form the nucleus of a great varsity team in the future. .. mf-.z'.,.,.,..1 5.4, cf1.....,,.. . The I-Iorrigan twi11s, Dick and lack, are members of Centralis record- breaking IayVee squad. The two fellows on the outside are Richard and the two in the middle are Iohn. ' The voice behind the voice-our cheerleaders: Teresa Chel- ius, Sarah Napoli, Dolores I-Ioyer, Lillian Remza, Iohn Rose, and Iames O'Rei1ly. This typical scene at one of our hoop games de- picts a group quite elated over Bill Mason's last setshot. First Row: Manager W. Curtin, L. Gerlach, D. McDevitt, F. Hcim, G. Brizck D. Kranis, Manager C. Auchter. Second Row: T. Powers, R. Horrigan, T. Daly I. Horrigan, C. Tulley, W. Steingraber. Qnifafif 60bU t Qlleefld . . . The campus across from the school offers a fine court to these volley ball players. First Row: A. Cody, C. Dietz, M. Slapikas, M. Dachowski, D. Ganter, M. Mancuso, R. Vogel. Sec- ond Row: T. Boulanger Manager, M. Vogel, D. Piotrowicz, F. Krol, F. Gaglione Coach, H. Zale- gowski, T. Adams, M. I-Iorrigan, A. O'Reilly, P. Daly Manager. The girls galloped through' the basketball season with Hve victories and three defeats. v1f First Row: I. 5Maurer,,M. Mancuso, E. Freeburn, M. Slapikas, M. Vogel, I. Pennypacker. Second Row: C. Dietz, R. Vogel, D. Ganter, A. O'Reilly, S. Donaldson, M. Davy, G. Buck, E. Hofmann. 34 MW 0 gufn lA? an el'5 . First Row: B. Wummer, K. Zipf, R. Rocktashel, R. Didyoung, I. Feicht with Mascot Iimmy Mulligan, I. Bruno, G. Konesky, H. Bush, I. Oelschlager, C. Cassidy. Second Row: G. Blaum, R. Dmochowski, H. Reedy, W. Curtin, I. Rose, VV. Borst, R. Leitham, W. Sutton, W. Mason, R. Borst, Third Row: T. Powers, C. Nawa, T. Daly, H. Corrigan, I. Ermentrout, V. Mountcastle, I. Fromuth, A. Rearden, C. Golden, D. Buser. Fourth Row: Manager A. Ashcroft, Asst. Coach T. Rodrock, Asst. Coach L. Tierney, Head Coach Dr. R. Mulligan. Under the tutelage of Dr. Ralph Mulligan, Central's track combine is fast developing into one of the most out- standing cinder organizations in or about our city. In the two meets to date, the Cards have performed far above the expectations of their followers. At Girard College, Central tied the Philly students 45-45. It was in this meet that Ioe Fromuth heaved the shot put 46 feet, 2M inches, a throw that surpasses all existing records in the county. In a triangular track meet with Boyertown and Mohnton, Central's tracksters showed plenty of form and had no trouble copping the meet as they compiled seventy-one points. In the annual interclass track meet the juniors captured the laurels with the seniors taking runner-up honors. . FIRST PLACE WINNERS OF THE INTERCLASS MEET roo-Yard Dash-Fromuth, Irf Time: II seconds 220-Yard Dash-Fromuth, Ir. Time: 25.4 seconds 440-Yard Run-Reedy, Sr. Time: 56.2 seconds 880-Yard Run-Rearden, Sr. Time: 2:11.4 Mile Run-Rearden, Sr. Time: 4:56 Four-Fifth Mile Relay-Seniors: Zipf, Mason, Rearden, Reedy Discus-Fromuth, Ir. Distance: IIS feet, I0 inches l Broad Iump-Fromuth, Ir. Distance: 20 feet, 5 inches High Iump-Fromuth, Ir. Height: 5 feet, 4 inches Pole Vault-Allen, Ir. Height: IO feet, 3 inches Shot Put-Fromuth, Ir. Distance: 42 feet, 6 inches Iavelin-Buser, Fr. Distance: 130 feet 110-Yard Low Hurdles-Fromuth, Ir. Time: 14.6 seconds n---' .--if 'I TRACK SCHEDULE Apr. Io-11 Interclass Meet I4 Boyertown 2I Girard College, Phila. 23 Mohnton 4 27-28 Penn Relays, Phila. l May 9 Triangular Meet at Rea4 ing High I3 Central Penna. Cathol Meet I9 State Catholic Track Mei Don Buser, javelin flingerg Ray Dmochowski, discus throwerg Tom Powers, high jumperg Charlie Golden, hurdlerg Ioe Fromuth, shot-putterg and Dick Rocktashel, pole vaulterg pause momentarily in a practice session. Lefty Leitham, Charlie Nawa, and Tony Rearden, three members of the relay squad. Kiefer Zipf, Bob Didyoung, Brian WUIDIIICF, and Bill Borst s-et to run the 220-yafd dash. O JLGHQOUJ .jclflgzi . . The first baseball club, although not sensational, has rounded into a very eflicient diamond machine. In the opener Ioe Reedy and Bill Steingraber pitched the Cardinal nine to a ro-4 victory over Robesonia. The following contest with Oley proved a defeat for the Cards by a 9-6 decision. The Reading Catholic Eagles were then turned back 7-2. A strong Lebanon High foe handed the Cards their second defeat 5-2. The Wernersville Redskins were tomahawked 4-1. Mr. Frank Gaglione and Mr. George Powers, co-coaches of the squad, spent much time in teaching their proteges the fundamentals of the game. Ioe Reedy, Raymond Arentz, and Bill Steingraber handled the flinging duties capably while Bud Binder handled theirhooks and slants. Ioe Fromuth, George Brizek, George Breedy, and Tom Powers rounded out the inner works and Lefty Leitham, Bill Curtin, Steve Luksie, and Bob Didyoung patrolled the pastures. n-.mm......... .W Fuel Row: F. Heim, G.lBrcedy, R. Didyoung, W. Mason, I. Vogel, D. Scanlan, R. Borst, A. Girodo. Second Row: C Tully G Brizek W Curtin, I. Fromuth, I. I-Iorrigan, I. Reedy, W. Steingraber, R. Arentz. Third Row: Manager R. Kase, Coach F Gaglione R Horrigan I. Boaman, T. Powers, S. Luksie, R. Leitham, Manager I. McFadden. George Brizek, star shortstop, eyes Hrst base after stopping a sizzling grounder. First sacker, Tommy Powers, stretches for catching a low throw. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date April 9 I3 15 19 23 29 'May 6 IO I2 18 2I V 22 25 27 Robesonia CAwayj Oley fAwayj Reading Catholic fHomeD Lebanon tCAwayD Wernersville QI-Iomeb Reading Catholic CAwayD Archmere Academy CI-lomej Wernersville CAwayj Allentown Catholic CHomej Allentown Catholic fAwayQ Robesonia QHomeQ Lebanon CHoruej ' Oley CHomeQ Archmere Academy QAwayj Slugging Ioe Fromuth, set to give the sphere a ride. we janL gauohifed . mmu,1 First Row: R. Devlin, R. Grab, I. O'Reilly, S. Cieniewncz D Landau I Kelly W Trompetter Second Row: L. Morin, B. Soltysik, K. Quite, C. Boylan D Kranis Coach Larry Tierney Iimmy O'Reil1y, junior splasher, takes his position for the 40-yard dash. Central Catholic has now added swimming to its sports parade. The Hrst swimming team in the history of the school is being coached by Mr. Larry Tierney, who is well qualified for this position. Bob Devlin, a freshman member of the team, has already made a name for himself in the annual river swim. Several practice meets have been planned for this year. Since the yearbook goes to press before these meets will take place, it is impossible to give due credit to the current team. we . 0 AOD! eallell . . Ollicers: Mrs. Ioseph I. Loep-er, Presidentg Mrs. Raymond I. Wenger, Vice-P1'esia'cnz,' Mrs. Carl A. Walter, Secremry,' Mrs. Theodore O. Rodrock, Treasurer. The oliicers of the schoolls Ath- letic Association, Mr. I. McGlinn, Mr. I. Donaldson, Mr. I. O'Con- nell, and Rev. R. Leichner, dis- cuss the changes to be made in the by-laws. In order to bring the mothers of the students and the faculty into closer contact with one another, to aid in the Financial upkeep of the school, and to foster social activities among the members, the Mothers' Club was organized in November, 1943. This organization has shown a lively interest in the Welfare of the school. Towards Central's building fund campaign, it has presented a check of S500 to fur- nish the proposed art room in the new building. -i. v 'Y-gh---2-1 1.-,f'if, af .25 gf 0, R -5? X ,Lf ,EX , , , faffxiffiiQ2ff?f33f2xifif'sfN , g.. X MNQ M ' 'uf ' 1, rY?flY6Q-in Y f 'Wi ar: f .-,152 f-ZT:S:g3.111Lggj, f': H'g-7 . ,. - iff fat 4 'X . I i wx fu: 1 4 J! 46, N xx X35 N ' I ij' . f ,.-. ? RFS it.:-r.g4::3 'f .X 1 W ' 'y Y L mf 1 52134 12755592 . 6 'Y fm 5312-I '.:::zv1?',f NM L...L lg -1, , , W L, Y A 2 f5?S'?-fQ.'s QL xx.. if 5 ,. Lifyq ...X lg f 2531 1 an 'va K A WJ isa 5 X . Maxx! 'K :yi L5 29 I.-75' 1 W 3 N ,ff K S411 cf? , , ff 'xgk LLB Wrgf' xi?-iQ,.,,,,. 'I eniom ELEANOR A. ALEXANDER ST. PAUL Lee is little and jivy bug . . . Has a passion for chewing gum . . . Yearns to be a bandleader. RAYMOND I. ARENTZ ST. PAUL Excels in art . . . Specialist at the bat in base- ball . . . Smooth dancer . . . . Loves to jitter- . . Full of fun. These boys are measuring to see that at sea level a column of mercury rises 760 mm. ALLEN I. ASI-ICROFT SACRED HEART Known as The Voice . . . Plays football . . . Capable track manager . . . Bound for college. JOHN A AUCHTER IOSEPH W. BILLINGER ST PAUL ST. CATHARINE . Own style of wit . . . Enjoys dancing and base- Sjseit Tig? E113 2561: '. Rigvclizmfaltiqd .' .' ball games 1. . . His head is in the clouds when Good clothes . . . Happiest when eating . . planning his future' Pleasing personality. PAULINE A. BLESSING MARY . BENNIS I ST. PAUL ST. MARGARET Has a contagious smile . . . possessed . . . Seems to Future nurse. Loves to read and dance . . . Always obliging Calm and Self' . . . A true friend . . . A future efficient secre- be always cold . . . tary. RICI-IARD A. BOYER ST. PAUL Loquacious . . . Fond of salesmanship . . . Speed demon superb . . . Will join Uncle Sam's ranks as Admiral, i Why worry their weary brains with hooks, curves, and straight lines when the study of stenotyping is adequate fort stenographic and secretarial dictation? GEORGE I. BREEDY sr. JOSEPH One of our favorite basketball players . . . His height proves that good things come in small packages . . . A future draftsman. PIERINA M. CALVARESI HoLY ROSARY Beautiful black hair . . . Expert in sewing . . . Enjoys those trips to New York. ANGELINE M. CODY s'r. PAUL Lux complexion . . . Capable seamstress . . . Renowned for her various imitations . Helps keep the English class smiling. HARRY B. CCJRRIGAN str. IOSEPH Loves to loosen door knobs . . . Trouble al- ways seems to find him . . . Willing to dis- cuss detention at all times. MARY V. DACHOWSKI sT. MARY Can do wonders with a needle and thread . . . Enjoys bookkeeping class . . . Plans florist career. CATHERINE M. DENSCHEILMAN s'r. JOSEPH Eager at all times to help . . . Detests writing letters . . . Quiet and sedate . . . A candidate for the commercial world. CATHERINE M. DIETZ ST. PAUL Always ready to smile . . . Willing to help . . . True friend . . . Active and remarkable basketball player. GEORGE A. DIMLER ST. JOSEPH Friend in need . . . Competent class treasurer . . . Famed orator in P. A. D. class . . . Bas- ketball manager. Smart young homemakers design, make, and model their own clothes. MARY ANN ELBERT ST. PAUL Tops at window decorating . . . Her friends call her Red . . . Favors the infantry . . . Expert stenotypist. MARGARET E. ERMENTROUT ST. IOSEPH Popular miss, with school spirit galore . . . Senior model . . . Miniature finance corpo- ration. . ELEANOR N. GAIEWSKI ST. MARY Pretty and well-groomed hair . . . Loathes jealous people . . . Favorite sports--horseback riding, dancing, and swimming. is , ,Mimi-,, , ...I GERARD P. GANTER ST. PAUL Former paratrooper . . . Friendly to everyone . . . Fishing and outdoor life take up his leisure time . . . Desires to become a dentist. MARY M. GOLDMAN ST. CATHARINE Likes swimming . . . Would make a good partner for Fred Astaire . . . Hopes to follow a dancing career. LEONA F. GORESKI ST. PAUL Butch is always smiling . . . Very skillful with the needle . . . Hopes to be future housewife. FRANCIS I. GREYTOK SACRED HEART Has a smile for everyone . . . Intelligence galore . . . Enjoys ice skating . . . A will-be chemist. CATHERINE M. GUERRERO ST. ALOYSIUS, POTTSTOWN Travels all the way from Pottstown every day . . . Possessor of lovely black hair . . , A little Mexican senorita. IOSEPI-IINE M. GUERRERO ST. ALOYSIUS, POTTSTOWN A Pottstownian, who never misses a day de- spite weather conditions . . . Always serene and pleasant . . . Future secretary. FRANK E. I-IAMMES SACRED HEART His blue Packard is a familiar sight around town . . . Can often be seen ambling along Fourth Street . . . Navy bound. IANE E. HARVEY FAITH GERMAN LUTHERAN Eyes full of expression . . . Likes to dance . . . Talkative . . . Will join the ranks of nurses. LORETTA M. HENRICH ST. MARGARET Quiet and reserved . . . Dry wit . . . Studious . . . Puss likes dancing . . . Plans to be a medical technologist. HERMAN H. HOCK ST. PAUL Personality plus . . . Smooth dancer . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Still has his childhood ambition to be a League Baseball player. litasmmwsst-t.tt......,. , -ily Mothers appreciate the culinary art acquired by their daugh ters in the home economics course. MARIE L. HOMRICH ST. MARGARET Interested in the Navy . . . Deep brown eyes . . . Will have a commercial future. s - RITA C. HONEKER ST. PAUL Eager to please . . . Likes to write letters . . . Enjoys receiving them more . . . Faithful member of band. DONALD B. KLUSEWITZ SACRED HEART Friend to all . . . Will make a super high- pressure salesman . . . A practical joker. l ARLETTE A. KOENIG ST. PAUL Dark, natural curly hair . . . Honor student . . . Whiz at typing . . . Plans secretarial career. HENRY L. KOZLGWSKI ST. MARY Class president . . . Koz always has the students' interest at heart . . . Never misses an activity . . . All-around fellow. FLORENCE 1. KROL ST. MARY Athletically inclined . . . One-man basketball team . . . Has a pleasant word for everyone . . . Sincere. RAYMOND B. LERCH ST. PAUL Following in Gene Krupa's,footsteps . . . Never fails to tell a joke . . . Plans to join the Mer- chant Marines. EDWARD I. LOOMIS SACRED HEART Knows where he's going and always 'gets there . . . Prefers blondes . . . Fond of aeronautics. ln-L., M One who manages to make debits equal credits on the first trial of the worksheet has achieved success. ANNE E. MACKAY s'r. JOSEPH Nancy has personality plus . . . Possesses a keen sense of humor . . . College bound. MARY A. MANCUSO HOLY ROSARY - Kindly disposed to all . . . Lover of sports, especially basketball . . . Will answer call of the commercial world. MICHAEL I. MARTIN ST. MARGARET Although he never hears the question, Mike always has an answer . . . Amusing personal- v ity . . . Real friend. .. .NN- 11 In a short time these seniors will bequeath their privi- lege of using the marble stairs to their successors. IOHN I. MITCHELL ST. PETER Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Would like to have a C card . . . We wish him luck in all his future undertakings WILLIAM E. MASON sr. CATHARINE Good-natured Monk is a friend to everyone . . . Demon on the basketball court . . . Those short haircuts will certainly suit Bill in the Marines. CHARLES P. MCLAUGHLIN SACRED HEART C Red is a typical Irishman . . . Has a unique way of spending his lunch hour . . . LoeW's theatre holds a promising future for him. BERNICE C. MOYER SACRED HEART Music is Bc-rniCe's specialty . . . Loves to re- 'ceive letters . . . A real student . . . Class orator. FRANCIS T. MURPHY ST. PAUL Air-minded member of class . . . Friendly and congenial . . . Black, wavy hair . . . Editor of CENTRALMA. ROBERT v. NALLY ST. MARGARET Nails is as sharp as a tack . . . Can jit- terbug with the best of them . . . Could pinch-hit for Red Skelton with ease. ELIZABETH M. NANGLE SACRED HEART Capable editor of HILLSIDE Ecnoizs . . . Neat as a pin . . . Will never refuse a bowl of soup . . . Is definitely designed to be a nurse. IAMES G. NEWMOYER SACRED HEART Iimmie has a knack at dry wit . . . Friendly to everyone . . . Regular patron at school dances. l1 Itis practicalg it's easy! These senior boys have found that shop mathematics will prepare them for post-war times. VIOLET H. OGORZALEK sT. MARY Charming in every way, Vi always has a pleasant smile . . . Loves jewelry in every size, shape, or form . . . Future medical stenographer. MAE I. O'MEARA sT. IOSEPH Class wit . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . A true friend with a heart of gold . . . Hopes to become an Angel of Mercy. ANNA M. O'REILLY ST. PETER Cheerful companion . . . Whiz on basketball court . . . Will enter U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps. KATHLEEN A. O'REILLY sT. JOSEPH Lovely blue-eyed blonde . . . Most eilicient and dependable commercial student . . . Will be a success in the business world . . . Class valedictorian. ROSE A. PARKS ST. PAUL Keen wit . . . Smooth on the dance Hoor . . . Places bets on the Air Corps . . . Future Flor- ence Nightingale. FERN A. PENNYPACKER SACRED HEART Always willing to be a friend in need . . . Van Iohnson fanatic . . . Looks ahead to be- ing an efficient secretary. IEANNETTE K. PENNYPACKER SACRED HEART Sharpshooter of the girls' basketball team . . . Contagious giggle . . . Will make an expert housewife. MARY E. PENNYPACKER ' HOLY GUARDIAN ANGEL Blondie . . . Excels in commercial studies . . . Talkative . . . Is already enacting her role as a secretary. 2 S 5 S E x E S 9 Q 5 3 3 3 11 Q ,A ii .E 52 S S S s ss . smazwm-1 fm xi at 1 E. ' 7 ANTHONY B. REARDEN ll - ST. MARGARET Happy-go-lucky . . . Tops to all . . . Special kind of wit . . . Can really handle a basket- ball . . . Has a chronic case of school daze. HENRY G. REEDY ST. MARGARET Beaming personality . . . Varsity ace . . . Fa- miliar face at Cal's . . . Will miss those Eng- lish classes . . . Plans to join the Navy. PAUL 1. REINIG SACRED HEART Allergic to homework . . . Very adept at pest- ing people . . . Class humorist . . . His favorite brand is Raleighs . . . Future doughboy. LILLIAN F. REMZA sr. MARY Enthusiastic cheerleader . . . Never misses a Best known 35 SWHbbiC - - - Brown CYCS game . . . Loves to dance . . . Has own ver- sion of every subyect. - DONALD E. SCANLAN ST. PAUL ST. CATHARINE Lefty has a charming personality . . . Al- Dancing is her specialty . Has those natural ways smiling . . . Has a knack of talking Curly loqks CVCFYOHC CHVICS - ' - VCTY agree' himself out of detention. able 135515- This group of happy students is in need of refreshments after an evening of tripping the light fantastic toe. CLAIRE M. SCHWEITZER ST. PETER and freckles . . . Enjoys dancing . . . Destined for success in selling. CLAIRE M. SHERMONT SHERWOOD H. SPADAFORA , SACRED HEART Bob Hope of the .senior class . . . Can make you laugh, no matter how you feel . . . True friend. DOROTHY R. STOFKO STS. CYRIL AND METHODIUS Peaches and cream complexion . . . Sweet per- sonality . . . Both intelligent and humorous . . . Class salutatorian. ADOLPH W. STYER ST. CATHARINE Yo-yo fanatic . . . Wavy hair that makes the girls sigh . . . Has a style of humor all his own . . . Will don the navy blue. REGINA A. THREN ST. PAUL Loves to talk . . . Ieanie hopes to increase her speed in shorthand . . . Has that enviable combination of blonde hair and blue eyes. LAURA M. VERNON ST. MARGARET Red is definitely a Republican . . . Con- stantly crooning . . . Dramatically inclined . . . Always courteous. MARIE A. VOGEL ST. IOSEPH ST. ALOYSIUS, POTTSTOWN Musically inclined . . . Writes letters for a Trolleys never bother her . . . Finds reading hobby . . . Serves super-duper ice cream most interesting . . . Laughs her cares away . . . Bowling is her favorite pastime. .ll In season and out, these class hats are always in style. Father Allwein very ceremoniously dubs each senior with his hat on Senior 'Hat Day. ELIZABETH I. WELLS sT. PETER B, I. would make a perfect partner for Donald O'Conner . .. . Detests homework . . . Does not believe in hurrying. THERESA E. WILSON . . . Future nurse. L. KIEF ER ZIPF ST. PAUL Always willing to lend his car . . . Likes red heads . . . Would rather die than miss the eleven o'clock news. Our Camlauri Our ever faithful caretaker, Mr. Clarence LeVan, is untiring in his efforts to keep the grounds and buildings of Central Catholic in perfect order. if swf. . Editor . . . . FRANCIS T. MURPHY Associate Editor . ...... ELIZABETH M. NANGLE Sports Editors . . . . ALLEN I. ASHOROET, MARY A. MANOUSO Business Managers . . . GEORGE A. DIMLER, MARY E. PENNYPACKER Contributors . . . . . . . . . . ANGELINE M. CODY, MARGARET E. ERMENTROUT, IANE E. HARVEY, LORETTA M. HENRICH, FLORENCE I. 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