Central Catholic High School - Centralma Yearbook (Reading, PA)
- Class of 1950
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Introducing :Every Bank We Hanncd Religion ..... Languages . Social Studies . Science . . . . Everygne we loved COl'T'lI'T18I'ClCll Subiects Home Economics . Arts and Crafts Music .... Health . . p. 10 . p. 14 . p. 20 . p. 48 . p. 50 . p. 54 . p. 56 . p. 60 . p. 62 . p. 64 . p. 66 . p. 68 KS Xxx Barbara Kazmierczak Editor-in-Chief Every book we conned Progress everything We Did i Student Council . Centralma . . Hillside Echoes Clubs . . Junior Prom . Miscellaneous . Retreat . . Every Game We Played Football .... Basketball . Track . Baseball Everything we did Every game we played Walter Butte Associate Editor Progress build From mansion to hall of learning. Little did the archi- F T tect who designed the stately residence of William H. Luden, candy manufacturer, realize that he was plan ning the answer to a city's prayer. Father William Ham meke, pastor of St. Paul Parish, was laboring with in- adequate educational facilities for his youthful flock. Recognizing the possibilities in the Bon Air estate not only for his own parish but also for the many Catholic students of Reading attending public schools, he nego- tiated for the purchase of the Luden home in October, 1939. The mansion lent itself admirably to conversion. With- out changing the architectural lines of the original build- ing, the zealous administrators provided administration offices, a faculty library, music room, office practice rooms, home economics department, physics laboratory, five classrooms and cloakrooms. Frescoed ceilings, marble foyer, ornate fireplaces yawning windows, myriad tokens of gracious living give an atmosphere of old-world charm to the other- wise practical business of modern education. I I Already in 1941 expansion laid its course on the Central scene. The student body had increased from 75 to 247 even in the second year of the school's history. The new institu- tion would satisfy the requirements of supply and demand. Accordingly plans were formulated for an annex between the main building and the garage, which had been con- verted into a chemical and biological laboratory in 1940. Ground breaking for the new section took place on Janu- ary 21, 1941p cornerstone laying, on May 16, 1941. Six fa the future Included in the annex built in 1941 are a spacious combination auditorium-gymnasium, locker rooms, showers, cafeteria, eight classrooms, and library. A second section was added to connect the mansion with the new building in 1945. The Central of the future! This architect's plan fits our dream to a T. Though the annex built in 1945 to accommodate over 600 students furnished additional classrooms and offices, arts and crafts departments, sports equipment and journalism rooms, hopes for our Alma Mater include a bigger, better Central for the years to come. Q X: . X W. 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' '-'SS A .xN'n'.-35-1'hN N.. With the death of Reverend William A. Hammeke, May 20, 1949, there ended the first short chapter in the history of Central Catholic. The great white mansion stands as a tribute to its beloved founder. When Central Catholic seemed largely to consist in trying to beat spades into spears and squares into circles, Father Hammeke was at the forge lending his intellectual strength and flaming spirit to the task of molding a worthy instrument for the hand of the Great Artisan. God has used Father Hammeke's gift of Central Catholic, his legacy to society, to fashion in the souls of hundreds of its students a higher moral- ity, a finer and more sensitive conscience, so that they, too, might use their hearts and brains and hands in the service of their Creator. Father Hammeke breaks ground for the new annex, January 21, 1941. REVEREND JOHN N. WACHTER Pastor cwrend in lfl N. Wachter Our precious dreams would have dwindled to pretty pictures in the fire, our sincerest hopes to merely Spanish castles in the air, had we not found another rare and prodigal friend in Father Wachter. Having suc- ceeded Father Hammeke as pastor of St. Paul Parish, June 1949, he became actively interested in helping us advance confidently in the direction of our youthful ambitions. Not only did our new pastor bid us go win our spurs, but he also rallied his beloved parishioners to dip into their bags of gold that our Catholic education might become a reality. They call their benevolence the path of duty , we call it the spirit of Christ. We have no words to thank Father Wachter and his flock. We offer them our love and gratitude. These gems have life in them, their colors speak. Twelve REVEREND CHARLES L. ALLWEIN Principal C1939- l l I l T Father Allwein directs the student l body over the public address sys- T tem. game Kevcreud Kluzrlzs AT. ,flllwviu The heart of progress throbbed within the walls of Central Catholic and Father Allwein kept a steady hand upon its pulse. Weaknesses he combated with keen insight, sound iudgment, and timely advice. Wild beatings of faddish innovation were treated with conservatism. Our enterprising administrator succeeded in so controlling the flow of progress that without yielding anything of principle, he adopted what was necessary in new ideas and brought Central to an acknowledged supremacy in its own line, so much so that already in November, 1946, the Middle States Accrediting Association could proclaim the institution superior and very su- perior after its thorough examination of the educational pro- gram, stafii, plant, and administration. Father AlIwein's philosophy is not to turn the students out small and finished but seriously begun on a wide basis with self- knowledge, energy and purpose. Through change to God. Thirteen REVEREND RAYMOND J. LEICHNER Prefect of Discipline Fourteen REVEREND STEPHEN BEDNARIK Religion Moderator of Drcimotics Counselor of Boys Director of Athletics Srzgrazfcd W Zh the Divine die REVEREND CHARLES DOMBAY Religion JayVee Basketball Coach L gi REVEREND JAMES MCGRATH Religion German Latin Member of Junior Town Meeting Steering Committee REVEREND JOSEPH FRICKER Religion Latin Moderator of Track Fifteen Clzcy lzcgvcd us inward the fuwlmcrzf of nur ,vossibihfics nature and of grace SISTER IMELDA Superior Commercial Studies Prefect of Studies Moderator of Student Association SISTER AGNES ANN Automotive Essentials Commercial Studies English Mechanical Drawing Moderator of Mission Club SISTER ALBERT Social Studies Latin Moderator of Latin Club SISTER ALICIA Science Mathematics Moderator of Biology Club SISTER ANNEMARIE Art Mathematics Moderator of Art Club SISTER CASIMIR Home Economics Science Moderator of Home Economics Club SISTER CELESTINE English Spanish Adviser Hillside Echoes Moderator of Press Club SISTER CLARE English Mathematics Moderator of Red Cross Club SISTER DOLORETTE Commercial Studies Mathematics English Moderator of Our Lady of Fatima Club SISTER ELMA Social Studies Moderator of Talent Club SISTER FRANCES Commercial Studies Moderator of Service Club Girls' Counselor SISTER HILDEGARDE Science Moderator of Chemistry Club SISTER LANDEBERTA Commercial Studies Moderator of Junior Auxiliary Club SISTER LEONIS Social Studies Moderator of Christopher Club SISTER MARIA English Latin Moderator of Mother Pauline Club SISTER MARY GERARD English Moderator of Visual Aids Club Adviser Centralma SISTER RENE English French Moderator French Club Adviser Assembly Programs SISTER ROSANA Mathematics Moderator of First Aid Club SISTER ROSELDA Social Studies Spanish Moderator of Spanish Club, Student Adviser Junior Town Meetings Mathematics SISTER VIRGINA Librarian Moderator of Library Club Seventeen Uzey inspired 145 WW 4 v 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 MR. LESTER YEAGER Head of Music Depariment 4 4 DR. RALPH M. Mumem 4 Pre-professional Track Couch 4 4 4 MXSS MARYANNE SLAPXKAS AND MXSS GENEVXEVE MOGXLSKX Schoo4 Secretaries 4 4 Eighteen S . heir wisdom and enflzufifl-W1 MK. JOSEPH SCHAAF Health Physical Education Basketball Coach Football Coach MISS VIRGINIA ILLUZZI Health Physical Education G'rI ' I s Basketball Coach Mode UI'0f Of Cheerleaders A BOTZ UM School Nurse MISS LORETT Ninete9n fzferyonc W6 loved 'Xxx .f':-'-W XQ S X63 X X K 1: Q -W K :XXX X Sxmmx - Lg X K X - , XX XX X X X 5 SgNx.fXXX 55531: XX 9 ' .. , X xx-:SN X iw XXXSA a XXXXQQ: QXx-fi-vEvQX:sQfcSEXSEXSNQS WN.-:gXf X-XS :XX V . X ' X 2 X X KX X is X k X W XX SSN XX X NX XXXXXQ .N-. , X .,,, si rf X Q X X Lkx. XX X .. X P L b X XX XXXX XX XX X X X ,,.X gk XX X K : 'NT Sixfiwg ..X- ' X X QXQQXXNXXANQQAXX W . v,.w,w+..m.xwQ4 Mx w.x+iwmw.whNim-qnznmuhkwlnwlwxerui-Nwx QR! - NX Q Sk X ' Sd? ' Siflw s A x X X xi - - XXXXX .XX. XMMXXWXXX XXXX XXXXWwwwqmwmwwwwwmwwwwX.XXX XX -vw -X W4 X - w- xxwzbmvmxwhxw-'ltmnnlnxxwxxxxxc::::,.iJL Pkwv-xxxxxxxxwxxxxxw.. AWNWNW5N'xNNt9 - N qx w 2 f x wx XR' X Q 3. , X , Nw 2 wwlgk .NA CYWA R.. . if-X -X s Qs W f M fwf . S X N X NGN X X 2 x R NI . Q wxwm,w,gN,,9g,Swwk-0'' 1 Nm x ,A . SQ -N w Wxww MN - vw- X-x- Nyggymx X n xx ?resl1mer1 THE GREATER PART OF PROGRESS IS THE DESIRE TO PROGRESS-this is the theme of the first green year, ever a summons, ever a challenge. A new world opens, new duties and activities beckon. Ambitiously we set out to strengthen our intellectual weaknesses Row l-M. Fierro, J. Honan, C. Giorgi, S. Gantert, N. Gilbert, B. Horting, E. Kahlert, l. Gibney, A. Hornak. Row ll-J. Goncher, A. Gallen, V. Heckman, G. Fink, L. Graziani, K. Kase, E. Gan- tert, M. Frederick, J. Glaser, G. Hipp. Row III-D. Flamm, R. Heine, P. Gaug- ler, M. Hughes, M. Hanson, M. A. Hassler, M. J. Fosnocht, P. Gaiewski, S. Horahan, R. Harris. Row IV-P. Hensel, F. Glass, W. Guthier, E. Hum- ma, G. Kane, P. Farrier, R. Gromis, C. Fox, T. Faust. with the aid of Remedial English and Math classes. English-our first theme-one of many to follow- perhaps the one which directs us toward the Junior Town Meetings. Poise and social grace are brought to the fore in dancing classes and home room guid- Row l-T. Stranick, R. Vallish, A. Sosa, B. Worrall, L. Schower, R. Sypher, K. Roth, D. Sobczak, J. Sanders. Row ll -M. Templin, J. Yetzer, M. Schwab, M. A. Sayek, G. Rathman, F. Vardian, E. Yuschalk, M. Reddy, S. Schiavo, R. Schwartz. Row Ill-C. Tighe, R. San- tarelli, J. Stranick, C. Spohn, R. Sheidy, R. Young, J. Spiegel, D. Tobin, G. Rozycki, K. Sapiego. Row IV-D. Vors- teg, M. Yurkiewicz, W. Smith, G. Went- zel, J. Walter, G. Turner, J. Stevenson, G. Voelker, E. Woiciechowski, C. Rym- shaw. Twenty-two Row I-J. Blanchard, P. Becker, M. Cucinotta, B. Cleary, R. Aschenbrenner, M. Chanton, K. Borgiet, N. DiGiosia Row ll-R. Berthold, J. Anniballi, P Didyoung, J. Eckert, R. Bausman, C Abeln, S. Dori, M. Dease, C. Dooley E. DelCollo. Row lll--R. Bingaman, W Dauber, G. Blessing, J. Bentz, J. Borst, R. Aschenbrenner, C. Eltz, G. Borst, A Blair, J. Essig. Row lV-J. Chelius, J Butto, P. Endter, J. Burns, E. Auchter, E. Corley, P. Adams, G. Breneiser, J Bertolet. I ance. In daily Religion periods, our 'faith is studied and clarified till it becomes even a greater part of our personal lives. With a sigh we hitched our wagons to clusters of stars, never thinking so many dreams would come Qreshmcu true. We only hoped to make the JayVee team, to break all school records. No subiect, acquaintance, problem, activity too unimportant, too small, to be forgotten from the incomparable and memorable freshman year. W. Pfrommer. Row I-E. Michels, B. Koons J Keeg an, J. Metivier, M. A. Kellagher M Liptak, T. Keltz, M. Miller, B Kirkpat trick, G. Myatt. Row ll--L Pettit J Manuszak, D. Mazza, G. Morris E Newmoyer, F. Maslar, E. Pnenta E Leach, B. Petiley, J. Nolan. Row lll B. Quire, E. McCann, J. Mason W Murphy, D. Neiman, P. Melcher M Morris, R. Mosley, R. Prendergast R Peflley. Row lV-G. Kilker, A Kozik S. Puwalski, R. Mountcastle, W Pfrom mer, W. Orth, J. Maiernik, F Rapmo Twenty three Row l-P Gibilisco C Flemmin J . , . g, . Abeln, A. Bauer, J. Frock, M. Gantert, E. Heckman, M. Flemming, R. Harmut F. Faust. Row ll--C. Fox, J. Heckman C. Feicht, P. Gibney, P. Fordyce, GJ Felix, D. Drexler, M. Glaser, J. Gross E. Flemming, C. Donaldson. Row Ill-J J. Haletsky, J. Dugan, W. Harter, R Elbert, J. Gombar, F. Guidara, K. Grey- tok, R. Albrecht, R. Harris, P. Geiger, M. Evans, B. Esterly, C. Frankowiak. Row IV---H. Freeburn, H. Aschenbren- ner, J. Gallagher, J. Garman, M. Brady, R. Donohue, J. Baver, R. Falin A. Giangiacomo, D. Ertz. Svphvmorcs THEY MUST UPWARD STILL AND ONWARD WHO WOULD KEEP ABREAST OF TRUTH-how very perti- nent to the in-between year . The material assimi- lated in the first year is applied and utilized in many I I , subiects-Caesar's Gallic Wars, Algebra's binominal theorem. Our steps become firmer, and as the year progresses, are directed in more specific paths. Rosters are drawn up and the big decision looms before us Row I-S. Maurer, D. Kruszewski, A Bauscher, J. Kopicki, D. Hoyer, M Becker, P. Klick, M. Henry, S. Lewalski A. Linette. Row ll--J. Born, M. Kane E. Loeper, M. Lindinger, P. Heisroth B. Magee, J. Maika, B. Katarzynski, C. Latshaw, B. Kuzio. Row lll-T. Kos- tival, L. Burlcart, F. Mazurkiewicz, R Katrinak, D. McCarthy, F. Hierl, C. Henry, M. Kostival, J. Lesher, J. Loeper J. Maurer, L. Loeper. Row IV-L Keeney, A. Lepore, B. Hofmann, M. Kauffman, J. Larkin, H. Lucci, W. Hoff- man, T. Cauler, D. Chelius, R. Kroener. Twenty-four I . Row I-A. Devine, J. Succk, S. Wyatt R. Wright, M. Zorena, S. Wertz, H Tittle, R. Roth, J. Spangler, R. Crocona C. Denunzio. Row ll-J. Tighe, A Q Troilo, J. Succk, J. Smith, R. Siegle, R. Schuler, A. Schuker, R. Schwartz, G. Romanovic, J. Waninger, E. DeAngelo. Row lll-A. Walton, T. Schwegmann, S. Zielinski, T. Sullivan, J. Santarelli I R. Thren, A. Szymborski, E. Schaeffer, J. Smith, E. Snyder, J. Stover, R. Schleifenheimer. Row IV-A. Zangrilli D. Wentling, F. Dell, J. Waldman, Rl Turner, J. Schiavo, J. Welsh, R. Yeager J. Schmidt, M. Scornavacchi, Dl Saplzowfarcs -after school, what? The advantages and disadvan- All the while, slowly yet surely, progress was under tages of the academic, commercial and general way. Unseen, it quietly crept alongside the thrills, courses are scrutinized, personal qualities are studied, tears, 'Fun and disappointments which molded and and with mixed eagerness and anxiety we look for- expanded our characters. ward to the unknown. Row I-J. Rearden, M. Nangle, S Remza, D. Quimby, J. Merkel, M. Petro, M. Miller, P. Miller, A. Cappella, B. Niemczyk, A. Noble. Row Il-H. Morrow, J. McGlinn, P. Mills, R. Mor- ganti, A. Myatt, P. 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X :' I -QN- N: ,xg X President JAMES J. KASE 719 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2-3-4: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Council Member 3, President 4: CLUBS: History I, Biology 2, Student Council 3-4: ATHLETICS: Football Manager 'I, Varsity 2-3-4, Freshman, Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball I-2-3-4, Varsity Track 2-3, Baseball 4. Vice President ELIZABETH M. RAHS 1030 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish Secretary MARGARET E. DOLAN 336 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 2, Council Member HONOR STUDENT: 'I-2-3-4: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- 3, Vice President 4, CLUBS: Talent I-2, Student Council 3-4. tative 3, Secretary 4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4, Twenty-eight Treasurer MUSIC: Orchestra 'I-2-3-4: CLUBS: French dent Council 4. Assistant Secretary ' 1718 Eckert Avenue St. Mary Parish ATHLETICS: lnterclass Track I-3. CAROLYN S. MAN USZAK 506 Brighton Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2-3-4: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Repre- sentative I-2-3, Treasurer 4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3, EUGENE J. STOEBENAU STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Assistant Secretary 4, MUSIC: Junior Band I-2, Senior Band 2-3-4: CLUBS: Debating I, Band 2-3-4: CLUBS: Mission, Red Cross 2, Press 3, Student Council 4: ATH- LETICS: Varsity Basketball 2. I-3, Biology 2, Stu- Zaaralis' large f graaaafiag class . . . aghf care aaa Has. ELLEN L. ASCHENBRENNER 144 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish 2, Student Council 3, Chemistry 4. Aid 3, Student Council 4. CAROLYN M. BENDER 939 McKnight Street St. Margaret Parish Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball 1-2-3. ketball 3, Baseball 3-4. WILLIAM R. BERKEY 1130 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Track 1-2-3-4. ice 4. CAROL A. BILLINGER Stony Creek Mills St. Catharine of Siena Parish Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4. HONOR STUDENT. 1234, STUDENT ASSOCIATION. Repre sentative 2, Council Member 3, CLUBS: Red Cross 1, Mission GEORGE A. ASCHENBRENNER 241 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT. 1-2-3-4, STUDENT ASSOCIATION. Repre- sentative 2-3, Council Member 4, CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Visual CLUBS: Spanish 1-2, French 3, Home Economics 4: ATHLETICS: WILLIAM E. BENNIS 209 West Windsor Street St. Margaret Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 3: CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Press 3, Mathematics 4: ATHLETICS: Football 2, Varsity Bas- CLUBS: Catholic Literature 1, Talent 2, Commercial 3, Service 4: ATHLETICS: Football 2, Manager 3, Interclass and Varsity JEANANNE M. BETTLER 620 South Court Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: Mission 1, Catholic Action 2, Home Economics 3, Serv- CLUBS: Mission 1, Biology 2, Home Economics 3, Art 4. DOLORES J. BLATT 1022 Amity Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Our Lady 1, Mission 2, Home Economics 3-4, ATHLETICS: Twenty-nine LUCILLE T. BORN 449 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Library 1, Red Cross 2, Home Economics 3, Service 4: ATHLETICS: .lay Vee Basketball 1-2. DORIS A. BOYLAN 614 Gregg Street, Shillington St. John Baptist cle La Salle Parish CLUBS: Talent 1, Red Cross 2, Art 3-4. GEORGE F. BRADY 1204 Elizabeth Avenue, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angels Parish PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: MUSIC: Glee Club 3, Senior Band 3-4, Orchestra 3-4: CLUBS: Band 3-4. CHARLES R. BRENEISER 130 Moss Street St. Paul Parish 1 Thirty MUSIC: Glee Club 1-3, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Or- chestra 2-3-4: CLUBS: Glee 1, Band 2-3-4: ATHLETICS: Varsity Football 2-4. JOYCE M. BRICKER 1939 Woodvale Avenue St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent 1, Mission 2, Press 3-4: ATHLETICS: Varsity Basketball 3. L. FRED BROSS 927 North Third Street St. Margaret Parish MUSIC: Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4: CLUBS: Band 1-2-3-4. VICTORIA M. BRUNO 423 Elm Street Holy Rosary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2: CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Press 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. ELAINE F. BUSER 1209 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Talent 1, Glee 2, Stenography 3, Service 4. WALTER A. BUTTE 420 South Twelfth Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Visual Aid 4. SOPHIE E. BUZALEWSKI 528 Minor Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Spanish 1-2, Home Economics 3-4. JO-ANNE CARABELLO 212 Harvard Boulevard Lincoln Park Holy Rosary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4, CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Press 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. JAMES J. CIABATTONI 241 Chestnut Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish f We CLUBS. History 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4, in ATHLETICS: Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Varsity X Football 2-3-4, lnterclass and Varsity Track 1-2-3-4. CLETO G. CINELLI Commerce Street, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2, MUSIC: Junior Band 2, Senior Band 3-4, CLUBS. History 1, Biology 2, Band 3 4. ALICE M. COLESWORTHY R. D. 2, Birdsboro Immaculate Conception Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4, CLUBS: Debating 1, Biology 2, Press 3-4. Nm S WI. JOHN L. CONLON 1244 Carbon Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: History 1, Talent 2, Chemistry 3, First Aid 4. VINCENT F. CRONAN 815 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION. Representative 13, CLUBS. Spanish 1, Art 2-3-4. JOSEPH E. DELCOLLO 330 South Third Street Holy Rosary Parish PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4, CLUBS: Art 1, Biology 2, Chem- istry 3, Spanish 4, ATHLETICS: Football 2. ROSE M. DEVERA 314 Maller Street St. Mary Parish x HONOR STUDENT: 3, CLUBS: Mission 2-3, Spanish 4. ' ELSIE J. DEVLIN 1218 Centre Avenue St. Margaret Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4, MUSIC: Junior Band 2, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, CLUBS. Talent 1, Mlsslon 2, Band 2 3 4. SARA M. DIBLASI 736 Chestnut Street Holy Rosary Parish .fi R W' t. HONOR STUDENT: 4, CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, French 3, A Our Lady of Fatima 4. A Thirty-one ' . TBR A in ' .- fr- -:XXX x Thirty-two M. VIRGINIA DIENER 390 Spruce Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3: MUSIC: Glee Club 2: CLUBS: Our Lady I, Glee 2: ATHLETICS: .lay Vee Basketball 2. STELLA l. DYBALSKI II54 Chestnut Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Spanish I, Home Economics 2, Commercial 3, Service 4. EMILY M. ELBERT 'I524 North Fourteenth Street St. Paul Parish PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Mission I, Biology 2, Mission 3, Red Cross 4. RITA M. ENDTER 108 South Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: German I, Home Economics 2, Stenography 3, Service 4. LORETTA H. ERMENTROUT 1215 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish HONOR STUDENT: 3-4. STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representa- tive 'I-3: CLUBS: Talent I, Cheerleader 2-3, Red Cross 4: ATH- LETICS: Cheer Leader 2-3-4. BERNARD J. ESSIG Oley R. D. I St. Catharine Parish CLUBS: Mathematics I, Biology 2, Mother Pauline 3, Visual Aid 4. GERALD E. FALLER 947 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 4: CLUBS: Mathematics I, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Mathematics 4: ATHLETICS: Freshman Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Varsity Foot- ball 2-3-4, Interclass and Varsity Track 2-3-4, Baseball 'I. RICHARD W. FITZPATRICK 815 Centre Avenue St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: History 1, Mission 2, Chemistry 3, First Aid 4. WILLIAM G. FLANAGAN 'III4 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Mathematics I, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Visual Aid 4. RICHARD P. FLANNERY 252 West Douglass Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: History I-2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Chemistry 4: ATH- LETICS: Varsity Football 4, Varsity Track I-2-3-4. JOHN M. FOSNOCHT 612 Gregg Street, Shillington St. John CLUBS: Talent 1, Cheerleader 2, Chemistry 3, Talent 4: ATH- LETICS: Varsity Football 4, Track 3-4. ROBERT C. GANTER 1437 Perkiomen Avenue CLUBS: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Talent 4. GINO A. GASPARI , Holy Guardian Angels Parish PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: History 1, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Mother Pauline 4: ATHLETICS: Interclass Track 1. Baptist de La Salle Parish THOMAS P. FRANEY 951 North Ninth Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Mathematics 1-4, Biology 2, Chemistry 37 ATHLETICS: Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2. St. Paul Parish GLORIA M. GARMAN 455 Tulpehocken Street St. Margaret Parish Music: Glee Club 2, cwss: Talent 1, Glee 2, Commercial 3, 5 1 Our Lady of Fatima 4. Temple R. D. 1 CHARLES F. GEHRINGER 442 Chestnut Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish CLUBS: Mathematics 1-4, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3: ATHLETICS: Freshman, Jay Vee and Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4. NANCY L. GINTHER 47 West Fifth Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish MUSIC: Glee Club 2: CLUBS: History 1, Glee 2. CLAUDINE M. GIORGI 4511 Kutztown Road, Temple LNNQQIIIR i'it Holy Guardian Angels Parish S Nm: X S1 lg S JULIUS J. GOMBAR 443 SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish CLUBS: Visual Aid 4. CLUBS: Mission 1-2, Our Lady of Fatima 3-4. South Seventh Street L. RICHARD GORMAN A1138 Reading Boulevard, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish CLUBS: Chemistry 3, Visual Aid 4. Thirty-th ree Thirty-four JO-ANNE M. GOVERN 2048 Fairview Avenue St. Catharine of Siena Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4, CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, French 3, Press 4. MARY A. GREYTOK 307 Sunset Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish CLUBS: Talent 1-2-3, Art 4. CATHERINE G. GUIDARA 802 Chestnut Street Holy Rosary Parish CLUBS: Library 1, Biology 2, Home Economics 3-4. LORRAINE S. GUSAVAGE 842 Green Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Library 1-2-3-4. ELISABETH S. GUTHIER 522 South Ninth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, CLUBS: Spanish 1-2, Stenography 3, Service 4. JOSEPH P. HEHN 732 Reading Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, CLUBS: Mathematics 1, Mission 2-3-4. JOAN L. HENRICH 1159 Church Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: Catholic Action 2, Home Economics 3-4. MARGARETHA L. HENRY 2555 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-45 CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Mission 3, Service 4. RITA K. HENRY 821 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4, CLUBS: Our Lady 1, Biology 2, Press 3-4. EILEEN R. HIESTER 713 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 2-4, Council Member 35 CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Student Council 3, Service 4. L THERESA A HORRIGAN 3601 Perknomen Avenue RentTton HONOR STUDE St Catharine of Slena Parish NT 1234 PUBLICATIONS Centralma 4 CLUBS Talent 1 Biology 2 Spanish 3 Christopher 4 GERALD J KANE ww X- CLUBS: Spanish SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish 229 Revere Boulevard, Lmcoln Park St. John Baptist cle La Salle STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Council Member 4, Representative 1: CLUBS: Council 4, Band 2-3. ELMER J. KARABINOS 625 Willow Street 1, Biology 2, Mission 3, Mother Pauline 4. JOAN F. KARLI 227 Spruce Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-37 STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- N tative 1: CLUBS: Talent 1, Cheer Leader 2-3, Service 4: ATH- Q LETICS: Cheer Leader 2-3-4, Basketball Manager 2. .NNN NANCY M. KATZENMOYER Action 2, Stenog swf' if at S MUSIC: Junior CLUBS: Spanish CLU BS: Talent 1 HONOR STUDENT. 34, STUDENT ASSOCIATION. Representa tive 3: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Talent 1, Catholic , Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mother Pauline 4. 540 Birch Street St. Joseph Parlsh raphy 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. BARBARA M. KAZMIERCZAK 54 South Sixth Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT 1234 STUDENT ASSOCIATION Repre sentative 2-4: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: French 1-2, Mission 3, Service 4. scwxkwwwa GRACE L. KEENEY 1740 Mineral Spring Road St. Catharine of Siena Parish Band 2, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4: 1, Home Economics 2, Band 3-4. BARBARA A. KEFFER 936 North Fifth Street St. Margaret Parish MUSIC: Glee Club 1: CLUBS: Glee 1, Talent 2, Economics 4. Spanish 3, Home ALFRED F. KERSCHER 1201 Windsor Street St. Joseph Parish JOYCE L. KILLINGER 935 Robeson Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Mission 1, Talent 2-3, Mother Pauline 4. Thirty-five Y X s S St. Paul Parish FRANCES A. KIRKPATRICK 25 Madison Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish CLU BS: History 1. DANIEL J. KLINK 1043 Walnut Street NGN .V STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 2, CLUBS: Art 1, Chem- istry 3, 4. MARY M. KLINK 1043 Walnut Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Hobby 1, Home Economics 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Christopher 4. CAROLYN C. KLOSOWSKI 120 South Eleventh Street St. Mary Parish ...Q CLUBS: Library 1, Red Cross 2, Mission 3, Service 4: ATHLETICS: Baseball 1-2-3-4, .lay Vee and Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4. ELEANOR M. KOLB 534 Wyomissing Boulevard, Berkshire Heights Sacred Heart Parish CLUBS: Hobby 1, Biology 2, Stenography 3, Chemistry 4. DOROTHY S. KOZLOWSKI 503 South Nineteenth Street St. Mary Parish was HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: X CLUBS: Art 1, Rosary 2, Press 3-4. DOLORES A. KREISHER 931 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 4: CLUBS: Library 1, Red Cross 2, Stenography 3, Service 4: ATH- LETICS: Basketball Manager 2. NANCY J. KRUG W 1329 North Fourteenth Street N' St. Paul Parish Thirty-six CLUBS: Spanish 1-2, Talent 3, Home Economics 4. NOREEN R. LAW 922 North Fifth Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: Home Economics 2-3-4 BERNADETTE M. LOEPER 1121 Chestnut Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: NNN.: CLUBS: Library 1, Red Cross 2, Press 3-4: ATHLETICS: Varsity I - .- Basketball 1-2. Q s . ELIZABETH L. LOEPER 1550 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Our Lady of Fatima 1, Rosary 2, Home Economics 3-4. DONALD K. LU DWI KOWSKI 1515 Prince Street, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angels Parish CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Mother Pauline 3-4: ATHLETICS: Jay Vee Basketball 1, Baseball 3-4. WILLIAM J. LUDWIKOWSKI 218 Clymer Street St. Peter Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 1: MUSIC: Glee Club 3: CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Mother Pauline 3-47 ATHLETICS: Varsity Football 2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1, Baseball 1-2-3-4. FRANCIS E. MACEY 51 North Carroll Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-3: CLUBS: History 1, Biology 2, Chem- istry 3, Mission 4: ATHLETICS: Interclass Track 1. MARILOU A. MAGENBAUER 1200 Meade Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-47 STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- tative 4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-41 CLUBS: Hobby 1, Red Cross 2, Press 3-4. MARGARET M. MALICK 157 West Windsor Street St. Margaret Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 45 CLUBS: Eucharistic 1, Catholic Action 2, French 3, Service 4. IRENE M. MAMRAK 1038 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Mission 1-3, Biology 2, Mother Pauline 4. ALBERT L. MAYER 907 Hill Avenue, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish MUSIC. Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4: CLUBS: Hobby 1, Band 2-3-4. RITA M. McFADDEN 637 Washington Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS. Library 1234. JOHN A. MILLER 112 Hamilton Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: History 1, Biology 2, Visual Aid 3-4. Thirty-seven CLUBS: Art 2, Stenography 3, Service 4. JANET L. MILLIGAN 33 Ross Street Thirty-eight 2609 St. Catharine of Siena Parish HONOR STUDENT: 37 STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 3: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3: CLUBS: History I, Biology 2, Mathematics 3, Mission 4, ATHLETICS: Football Manager 2, Varsity 4, Freshman, .lay Vee and Varsity Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Track Manager I. CLU BS: History I MUSIC: Senior Band 3-4, Orchestra 3-4: CLUBS: Hobby I, Biology 2, Band 3-4: ATHLETICS: Interclass Track I-2. MARGUERITE V. MILLONI S A 2632A Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish -5 HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4: CLUBS: Red Cross 1, French 2, Mis- I X sion 3, Service 4. ' f JOHN R. MORRIS JR. Cumberland Avenue, Mt. Penn CECILIA F. MOSZCZENSKI II23 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Home Economics 2-3-4. RALPH F. MU RGIA 820 Monroe Avenue, Stowe St. Gabriel Parish MARY J. NAWROCKI 'I433 Birch Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Our Lady I, Biology 2, Mission 3, Service 4. JOSEPH E. NESTRO 314 South 17M Street St. Mary Parish , Biology 2, Mathematics 3-4. MAE T. NOBLE Mt. Laurel Avenue, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish CLUBS: Our Lady I, Rosary 2, Mission 3, Mother Pauline 4. HUBERT E. NUDING II20 Elm Street St. Paul Parish PATRICIA C. O'BRIEN 1043 Madison Avenue St. Margaret Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Hobby I, Biology 2, Spanish 3, Art 4. HILDEGARD M. OFFENDERLEIN R. D. 3, Wernersville Trinity Lutheran Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'I-2-3-41 CLUBS: German 1, Biology 2, Com- mercial 3, Service 4. SUZANNA D. OSWALD R. D. I, Stony Creek Mills St. Catharine of Siena' Parish CLUBS: Talent I, Biology 2, Spanish 3, Service 4. JOSEPH W. OWENS T234 Pike Street St. Joseph Parish PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Talent l, Biology 2, Chem- istry 3, Visual Aid 4. MARIE L. PARIS 2257 Lincoln Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'lp CLUBS: Talent 'I-4, Spanish 2, Stenog- raphy 3. RAYMOND J. PATRICK 323 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representa- tive 4: MUSIC: Junior Band 'I, Seniors Band 2-3-4: CLUBS: Tal- ent 'I, Band 2-3-4: ATHLETICS: Cheer Leader I-2. WILLIAM P. PATTEN 739 Birch sfreef St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: History I, Art 2-3-4. MARGARET L. PENTZ 622 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish MUSIC: Glee Club 2, Orchestra 2-3-47 CLUBS: Library 'I, Glee 2, Talent 3-4. MARY C. PERNA 833 Madison Avenue St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: French l, Glee 2, Talent 3, Mission 4. ALLEN E. PETTIT 835 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish MUSIC: Senior Band 'I-2-3-47 CLUBS: Band I-2-3-4. TERESA R. PRATZNER 640 Pear Street St. Margaret Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'I-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent I, Mission 2, French 3, Press 4. Thirty-nine e...,,,,.. WILLIAM A. PRUTZMAN 28 Beechwood Drlve, Relttton St. Catharine of Siena Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 2-3: CLUBS: Art 1-3-4, Biology 2: ATHL ETICS: Basketball Manager 2-3-4. JOAN R. REBHOLZ 322 Spruce Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent 1-4, Biology 2, Chemistry 3. MARILYN M. REED 401 Pine Street, West Reading HONOR STUDE Sacred Heart Parish NT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS. Talent 1, Biology 2, Art 3, French 4. ANNE M. REEDY 1035 Madison Avenue St. Margaret Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2: CLUBS: Spanish 1, Red Cross 2, French 3, Service 4. NN.-w I Forty as E gas- ? Mgr' 5 ' JOAN A. RICHARDS 551 North Front Street SS. Cyril and Methodnus Parish MUSIC. Glee Clu b 2, CLUBS. Glee 2, Mission 3, Service 4, ATH LETICS: Basketball 2. JUDY A. RODROCK 507 Gregg Street, Lynoak St. John Baptist de La Salle Parish CLUBS: Talent 1, Red Cross 2, Home Economics 3-4. BERNICE A. ROHRBACH 644 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Council Member 4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Press 3, Student Coun- cil 4. GLORIA M. ROLIND 551 Avenue A, Glenside St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: Library 1, Art 2-3-4. JOAN L. RUTOLO 235 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Hobby 1, Home Economics 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Christopher 4. ROBERT M. SANDERS Lorane St. Catharine of Siena Parish CLUBS: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4. IRMA A. SCHMITT 1539 Perkiomen Avenue St. Paul Parlsh HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: CLUBS: French 1, Biology 2, Com- mercial 3, Chemistry 4. BERNARD C. SCHULER 1233 Fldellty Street if St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Hobby 1, Biology 2, Mathematics 3, Visual Aid 4. JOAN C. SCHWANK 1333 Burch Street St. Joseph Parish CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Mission 3, Mother Pauline 4. JOHN J. SCHWARTZ 2320 Jefferson Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish x CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Visual Aid 4. BERTHA F. SCHWENK 344 North Ninth Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Talent 1-2, Red Cross 3, Home Economics 4. RITA M. SCHWENK 417 South Twelfth Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Talent 1, Home Economics 2, Chemistry 3, Service 4. BARBARA A. SHEIDY 425 West Douglass Street St. Margaret Parish CLUBS: Mission 1, Catholic Action 2, Stenography 3, Service 4. DOROTHY M. SKIBINSKI 419 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Biology 2, French 3, Press 4. EUGENE T. SLEGOWSKI 405 South Tenth Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Biology 2, Press 3-4: ATHLETICS: Football 2. MARY D. SNYDER I 1305 McArthur Avenue, Kenhorst y SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish CLUBS: Mission 1, Biology 2, Press 3-4. HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- tative 1: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Mission 1, , HONOR STUDENT: 1-2: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: Forty-one Forty-two CLUBS: Talent 'I, WILLIAM G. SOCKEL 249 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Biology 2, Chemistry 3, First Aid 4. WILLIAM A. SOLTIS 236 Ellery Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish HONOR STUDENT: I-2-3-4: CLUBS: History 'I, Biology 2, Chem- istry 3, Mission 4. THERESA J. SOSH 543 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'Ip PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Mission 1, Biology 2, French 3, Press 4. MARGARET A. SPOHN 1014 Green Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Library 1, Red Cross 2, Home Economics 3, Service 4. MARY E. SPOTTS R. D. 'I, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4: CLUBS: History 'I. ELIZABETH A. STANKIEWICZ 417 Minor Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Catholic Literature l, Biology 2, Commercial 3, Service 4 JOSEPH P. STIBER 618 Willow Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish MUSIC: Junior Band 2: CLUBS: Talent 'I, Biology 2, Mathe- matics 3, Art 4. CLAIRE M. SULLIVAN 932 Marion Street , St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative I-2-3, Council Mem- ber 4p CLUBS: Our Lady I, Talent 2, Mission 3, Student Coun cil 4. ANN F. SWIEZAK 1028 Muhlenberg Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4: CLUBS: Talent 'I, Biology 2, Commer- cial 3, Service 4. THOMAS J. SWIERCZEWSKI T047 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Council Mem- ber 3: CLUBS: Biology 2, Student Council 3, Chemistry 4: ATH- LETICS: Varsity Football 2-3, Jay Vee Basketball 2. FLORENCE M. TATAREWICZ 1229 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3: CLUBS: Catholic Literature 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Christopher 4. DOROTHY M. TOBIN 77 Edgewood Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish HoNoR sruoems 2-3: CLUBS: Mission 1. JAMES F. TOMASI 1401 Lancaster Avenue Holy Rosary Parish CLUBS: Mission 1-3.4, Biology 2. PATRICIA A. TOYE 337 Sunset Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Press 3-4. HILDEGARD M. TROMPETTER 339 Sunset Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: Talent 1, Biology 2, Press 3-4: ATHLETICS: Basketball 2, Baseball 2. ROBERT H. VORSTEG 1200 Spruce Street St. Paul Parish MUSIC: Glee Club 3, Junior Band 1-2, Senior Band 2-3-4, Or- chestra 2-3-4: CLUBS: Hobby 1, Band 2-3-4. . WILLIAM B. VORSTEG 1200 Spruce Street St. Paul Parish MUSIC: Drum Maior 2-3-4, Glee Club 3, Orchestra 2-3-4: CLUBS: Hobby 1, Band 2-4: French 3. NANCY J. WALDMAN 616 North Twelfth Street St. Paul Parish HONOR STUDENT: 1-2-3-4, PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: CLUBS: Library 1-2, French 3-4. JOHN A. WALKER 727 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Representative 3: PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 4: MUSIC: Glee Club 3, Orchestra 3-4: CLUBS: Biol- ogy 2, Mathematics 3, Visual Aid 4: ATHLETICS: Jay Vee Bas- ketball 2, Interclass and Varsity Track 2-3-4, Manager 2. PAUL R. WANINGER 120 Elm Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Debating 1, Biology 2, Mathematics 3, First Aid 4. Forty-three Forty-four MARILYN M. WEITZEL 35 Mulberry Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Talent 'I-2, Home Economics 3, Red Cross 4. PETER J. WIERZBICKI 528 South Sixteenth Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Mission 2, Chemistry 3-4. THERESA H. WIERZBICKI 320 South Seventeenth Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'I-2-3-45 CLUBS: French 'I-2, Stenography 3, Service 4. RITA M. WIRTH 421 Cedar Street St. Paul Parish CLUBS: Library I-2-3, Christopher 4. SHIRLEY J. WORRALL 6 South Twentieth Street, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish MUSIC: Junior Band I, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4: CLUBS: Library I, Band 2-3-4. B RYAN P. YETTO Beaumont Avenue, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish CLUBS: Art 'I, Biology 2, Mathematics 3-4. RICHARD C. YURKIEWICZ 820 Master Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish CLUBS: History 'I, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mission 4. JOSEPH A. ZIEMBA 944 Muhlenberg Street St. Mary Parish HONOR STUDENT: 2-3-4: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- tative 2: PUBLICATIONS: Hillside Echoes 3-4: CLUBS: French 'I-2, Press 3-4. DOROTHY M. ZUWIALA 38 Crestmont Street St. Anthony Parish HONOR STUDENT: 'I-2-3-4: STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Represen- tative 41 PUBLICATIONS: Centralma 47 CLUBS: Talent I, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Spanish 4. WALLACE S. ZUCHOWSKI 567 South Eleventh Street St. Mary Parish CLUBS: Catholic Action l, Biology 2, Mother Pauline 3, Mission 4: ATHLETICS: Football 2, Varsity 3-4, Interclass Track I, Man- ager 3. Zfawmakcrs Seniors J. Kase, P. Toye, T. Wierz- bicki, M. Malick, E. Guthier, D. Zu- wiala, D. Kozlowski, H. Trompetter, C. Manuszak, M. Dolan, W. Soltis, T. Pratzner, E. Devlin, B. Loeper, B. Kaz- mierczak, A. Colesworthy, E. Aschen- brenner, l. Schmitt, P. O'Brien, D. Kreisher, and M. Henry reach the pin- nacle of success in attaining first and second honors during their 'Four years at Central. 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Loeper, H. Trom- petter, J. Bowman, W. HQFF- man, G. Gross, and A. Coles- worthy. Fifty-one Iamloic pentameter or tro- chaic tetrameter? M. Kosti- val, R. Katrinak, and A. Le- pore become acquainted with the intricacies of poetic rhythm as they struggle with original compositions. Nor is verse a stranger to P. Klick, S. Lewalski, H. Linky, D. Mc- Carthy, M. Lindinger, B. Ma- gee, E. Loeper, M. Kane, l.. Loeper, and S. Maurer, who check their own poems for errors. Spirited strains of El Rancho Grande ring through the air when these Estudios Espa- noles, R. Devera, R. Gorman, H. Offenderlein, R. Wirth, W. Flana- gan, J. Succk, E. Flemming, and R. Rohrbach, run through their favorite song. Om' the margin E. Snyder, F. Rush, G. Gross, C. Palm, P. Hensel, and E. Wojciechowski are eager to learn the correct pronunciation of the troublesome French u, under the direction of A. Troilo. Fifty-two f the world . . . Fifty-three J. Botzum vows she'll be more careful with her F's and S's in German class as she shows her whole roll of 6 incher's to M. Schwab, J. Glaser, M. Hanson, D. Repko, and J. Spiegel. Checking on the accuracy of W. Hoff- man's Latin translation are: R. Elbert, M. Henry, T. McDonald, J. Rogosky, R. Mor- ganti, and B. Niemczyk. Senior J. Govern receives a check from the Chamber of Commerce for the best essay submitted from Central Catholic for the Pennsyl- vania Week contest. Presenting the award is Mr. Karl Schwemmer, President of the Retail Merchants Association, while the other win- ners, R. Miller of Muhlenberg High School, and V. Slinghoff of Read- ing High School look on. Fifty-four Dawn the arches of the years Each Freshman class an- ticipates a turn of the tide at the annual World His- tory Quiz as its favorite contestant rises to answer. R. Mountcastle stands his ground as J. Bentz aims a question. P. Didyoung, Section l, finally carried the day. The interpretations of U. S. History by B. Hofmann are studied for debate by M. Lindinger, B. Katarzyns- ki, T. Kostival, D. Kruszews- ki, F. Hierl, and R. Heist. According to the score board, these senior home room represen- tatives are running an excitingly close race in the Pennsylvania Week Quiz. Master of Ceremonies R. Ganter poses the questions while G. Brady chalks scores for contest- ants E. Aschenbrenner, A. Coles- worthy, J. Govern, J. Hehn, C. Manuszak, P. O'Brien, E. Slegowski, and D. Zuwiala. E. Rahs, Vice Presi- dent, is presiding. Fifty-tive Fifty-six Who happen! F. Macey and C. Cinelli find trig problems comparatively easy in class but when it comes to home work-oh! Cylinders are really no problem To P. Mills, K. Miller, A. Noble, L. Pietruszynski, L. Pentz, M. O'Brien, T. Reedy, and J. McGlinn who find the volume of a storage drum according to the algebraic formula. While J. DeTurck measures the angle B, S. Faust, C. Krauss, M. Grund, G. Burns, R. Kelley, and M. Katrinak construct the required triangle at their seats. Helm reasonzng and keen judgment further . . . Business arithmetic pre sents a problem to R Mas Abeln T Faust R Fuck V Fntzcharles and L Pettit An error un the net cost proves troublesome to the fresh man math class Fifty seven ley, W. Orth, S. Gantert, C. fv,,,,,,, , my f xQg.-X Q? X wl- N .Xxx qw w X .xwxmgxxxx w Q egg. N- , 55? 'l'..5 k xx' N X fs X X x x, X XS X . X f M., . ws XX WXQ gsysx XXX X X xx U xx ..-v 'F wwf, ,if x WVKQXQ-41v ' X x - Q .x Y N XS X v - 5 N . 1-.wqwxiwww x x X x K N X X x X N X QQ. s. K? 5 -S M X x XR ' M. W xslt x NN i Q f Q X Q X I' 5 Xfslutxxr N Q X S N ' -X QS we wx V Y. 'xigxw Q S S-Om 35 RFQ V X X S 553' X if xf XX N x fx. A s Q v X xb - QQ' X wit X S? r X M Rx Q X ei X vmw M N. 'LK' A xg, xii ..Xx.x an ,WW ,f 4 ,,,f W WMWW naw X '- E53 X S X X X . ' . , fi. .. X' ,Q 1 XX mf X Q5 X x wig' , :fx N. AQ MXN x ,, ,,.,,:QN3f:. X. Ffmwfif X, x MN -xxb 'K 'W 2 X. N.. X Xkvgx, me isa - -1. -gpm Ni. x TSX .az .Ng A w-.WM N...-... fr' 3 5.3 N. . Q. + Q . 1 1:.:1.N.fi:::,.:.eia X isp ., Q K Q . fx.. 11? x.,X, . 1- x S XC X .Q XX 5. . N . xx , 1 X k ...N .QR Q Q . ,YR .jf X Q25-:r N. W X w:,a..f,.1:.N.:. XX m ,, H JN Q :xxx iw - 5 Lf, f .,x. W S 55. . 51:2 :Q xi ' x S X S x. . X X .sw , XX . N, XX Y S . X Y x , z- -, 1: .5.,,,:x:-.,-- A .wg V, S 1 - M -:Q if- :-w-2 ' X, A .Q 'Q QS-K , 1 . R 5 Z - I X., ,ggiif S? ' ,Q ,SQQRSQ ,ff -NX ww? 5-1-.cfslai 1 '::..,: :HQ ,. sw X x if 8. is . X . ..,. A . 'WE is. KN, LMI. . . if ..xq1qxQQ... ,X xo S 5. by .I hw www xx. X.. Q :.i 5, .1 X ? 5 X f N xv K fnferprisc and cfmlwmy. . . Efficiency in person, A. Reecly presents a picture ofthe model commercial student-speedy, accurate, responsible. Debits and credits prove no trouble 'tal to J. Bentz, M. Borzacchinni, G. Brehm, A Crisafulli, A. Eline, G. Gross, J. Werner and M. Martino as they balance their ac counts. h Nw A- x . A X N. Q K : B X X X 3 - X S .ZFX N K X X , X Q x. 7' A x Q wig , Xiis 1 N is .wmwwwx , ,.,, x, X 5 F X :X N: x :: e:z., --:::- f Y wg 1 wx S st wt . i'jt.x NNN X Central's kitchen, where daughters vie with mothers' cooking! E. Loeper, J. Hen- rich, M. Perna, C. Moszczenski, J. Rodrock, and N. Law prove their domestic talent with three tasty sponge cakes. J. Rodrock, N. Krug, N. Law and E. Loeper inspect each other's latest creations as S. Buzawelski expertly alters a hem line. Acting instructor A. Myatt dictates notes on child care and proper attitudes toward living to M. Maier, A. Linette, M. Miller, P. Heisroth, E. D'Angelo, and P. Miller of the Home Economics class. Enrich Sixty-two he hams Sixty-three Doing justice to the meal M. Spohn serves is a happy holiday for C. Guiclara, J. Killinger, M. Weitzel and J. Schwank. The principles of neatness and smartness in dress taught in clothing class are put to practice as E. Wink, M. Macey, L. Maxy- millian, K. Malick, and V. Carrigan do a bit of necessary repairing. Crue .szzfisfacfivn arisvs Whether it's swan soap or ivory, it still floats after J. Stremba, M. Piotrowicz, J. Sroka, G. Yetzer, E. Eames ancl D. Brunner delicately ply their instruments in carving figurines from the original bar. J. Kauffman, F. Pienta, G. Newmoyer and W. Kruszewski wonder whether they'll ever get those sectional drawings accur- Gfe. Sixty-four inmmr1s - ..... 1 f-V....f...fff. ... N -JPHNNNH -YYVYYY ----W ..-. A ram designing . . SgraFfito designing intrigues J. Schwartz, J. Nestro, P. Waninger, and W. Patten who work on Pennsyl- vania Dutch bowls. As she adds a final touch to her portrait sketch, C. Billinger is critically ob- served by I. Mamrak, D. Boylan, J. Rutolo, and M. Klink of the Senior Art Class. Sixty-five mmf' , N Xi Sw t X .fi 'f'r::x '-Q. tl M ' 'sikikldifk , -ggi k ,, X YW x1i 8i,ffjSj. 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Schwenk, feign illness while their more fortunate companions, M. Henry, C. Giorgi, H. Trompetter, M. Noble, and M. Nawrocki practice the nursing profession under the watchful eye of their instructor, Dr. Mulligan. ww XX.+..'X ,X XXXNXXXXXXX .X :X X Qgfr- f ,. XX XX., 1 ., S xl' - :.g.,. . ..,. N: X Q3a2XsZ,. ,., . X X P ., X XX5- . -. X.,-' is X. '12 X X ,X . S . ' XS S ,X,,,. X Q -v.1..asX.3.f,?.X XXg ,.,:-21: , X..X. ,XX X, ,XXJXJXX SI is X ., wg, ,.i . XXX X X X A . XX.X X TX vi. ,X XX. -P ,N-Q. - x XXX X 'sX+?Sf W iX X ,XX ' X5 X' XX... - - XXQ X XX X X X Y xx? X xx NX XM , x x N X X N L A X CNA . X ,XX X ik EX- -X NX, , fx K A X X.X XFX Sir Wm , XX 3 .. XX XKXISSXNQ NQFNX., NN XXIE: Xw NX -XXXXQQXX., 'XXQNQ1 'QNxQQv XXXSXXXH YQQQLTQ VAX .XQQ 5 ,jXX,NQX,. XfYNS XXXXXXXI 5 ,Sli -, XX . X ,. ., Q ' XX.,gx , 3 eX .,,.-- ,XXX X . X ef XX XM xx L ,,XL,, EY ,x X X X . , NX XR ,N XXX 9,2 XX S S -N N XX SX X? SX X . .X X X . X an X fr X if X A-YSLI W' X S. .., ,.. .,,z.. .... N X ,X X MX. 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Seventy-two Class officers, E. Rahs, vice president, C. Manuszak, treasurer, J. Kase, president, M. Dolan, secretary, and E. Stoebenau, assistant secre- tary, guided by a vote from the student body select current records for the iuke box. At their weekly meeting representatives P. Gibilisco, J. Fosnocht, B. Quire, G. Didyoung, R. Noll, L. Schnable, J. Manuszak, D. Zuwiala, T. Szwierzewski, B. Kazmierczak, D. Sobczak, J. Aucter, D. Chelius, M. Kane, E. Hies- ter, S. Shiavo, M. Becker, J. McCann, G. Faller, E. Humma, J. Winterhalter, I. Gibney, M. Magenbauer, R. Pat- trick, P. Didyoung, R. Aschenbrenner, G. Kostival, D. McKeone, J. Shiavo, G. Turner, C. Donaldson, J. Larkin and P. Frank, under the guidance of E. Rahs discuss recent problems presented by the school body. I Seventy-three ,414 ,411-Kaflmliv Publimfim From past yearbooks N. Waldman, M. Reed, P. O'Brien, and T. Horrigan pick up a few good point- ers for the 1950 Centralma. Mr. Kravitz, Centralma photographer, plays gra- cious host to staff members E. Elbert, N. Katzenmoyer, M. Malick, and N. Wald- man at the Loring Studio. N Seventy-four l l Seventy-five Editor B. Kazmierczak discusses plans for laying out the dummy with Assistant Editor W. Butte. Setting out for a day of fun and lectures at the Vil lanova Conference are J. Owens, G. Gaspari, W Butte, and J. DelCollo. Hope you make it, boys! l M . X . g James B t t 5 1 Q .B J Slzufleflf l , ' WM,W.-,,., .X.... . Q .. ,W..-.....-. -Ml . Qqzteizisr Us g . ,,M:.:-........-. .... -M-wW ': 'jfU ,ex pqmml- ..x,,.. ,...-.,..,M...,,.s..N. Wyss--ggi'.iREs3u.. Hen Setffsistifgiiiffis.,,,.----.......- g Stags ...M-M--H'--4 can '2 -wMm,M,,..- ..,.... X will'imly?fi l-l' 'cle Ec:hoeS,Centra ma t, ms. News Neg l Attenfl, Villanova X , gsgif tiab i UQS'frl.l1F lliyei livin li the it armgmslss. Stupid .. in the U i eiahi Semi fxuallitxb lkmxw- E '1'l?e:1ix'v Ylmgwi? if E vlitmteslz oi !.x12axEr1Yf ff' E isitmxuer wili 1'6Wmi Sevcrgl 00' X gift? me RW' 506551 half in the approving smiles of J. Rebholz, Born, D. Kozlowski, and E. Devlin. Past issues of Hillside Echoes undergo the critical inspection of Editor E. Slegowski, As- sociate Editor J. A. Govern, and Business Man- ager J' Zlembo' T. Sosh, D. Kreisher, M. Snyder, R. Henry, and D. Skibinski take time out to glance at the latest edition before distributing copies Problems ahead for J. Bricker, B. Loeper, M. Magenbauer, and P. Toye who are laying out a future issue of Hillside Echoes. to the home rooms. The results of their labors are reflected L With All-American ff0lfI0l'5'l Hillside Echoes' Staff: Front row: D. Skibinski, T. Sosh, M. Snyder, H. Trompetfer, B. Rohrboch, D. Kozlowski, B. Loeper, A. Colesworthy, E. Devlin, M. Mogenbouer, R. Henry, J. A. Govern, ond M. Dolcun. Bock row: D. Kreisher, L. Born, T. Protzner, J. Bricker, J. Rebholz, E. Slegowski, and J. Ziemba. Typewriiers click noisily os A. Colesworthy, ond B. Rohrbcich record suggestions of P. Toye, M. Dolon, ond H. Trompetter. Representing Central's Press Club are T. Pratzner, A. Colesworthy, T. Horri- gan, L. Gusavage, R. Schwenk, J. Bettler, and B. Sheidy. Their letters travel to pen pals in all corners of the world. For the many who will benefit from their charitable work, J. Keegan, M. Frederick, R. Kase, R. Wright, and P. Didyoung of the Red Cross Club roll bandages. Seventy-eight l Every Centralite knows the value of the aid rendered by the Library Club. Here, J. Spang- ler, F. Vardian, P. Conlon, G. Myatt, M. Morris, and K. Sapi- ego prove their worth by mend- ing books. gfllb Ready and willing, R. Schwenk, R. Endter, A. Swiezak, ancl E. Stankiewicz, members of the Service Club, exercise their com- mercial know how to assist school and community projects. B. Seaman, l. Schmitt, and E. Aschenbrenner of the Chemistry Club, hold up their proof that phos- pherous has a low kindling temperature Seventy nine Gallant Prince Charmings, J. Car- rigan and S. Banco, escort their lovely Cinderellas, P. Toye and J. Boaman, to the Emerald Ball. The spot dance really paid off for R. Hoshauer, M. Horyczko, G. Went- zel, and R. Aschenbrenner. Gardenias and roses were the prizes awarded for knowing the spot . Same cuchanfcd Boys give girls punch. M. Piotrowicz and P. Flemming enioy the refreshments oFFered by J. Kase and R. Flannery between dances. Eighty 3 X x ix X.. wx N 899' NN?-z..'r.2: 2. 'T ft. . N X Nx - x X M F Q. . S. 4' Q 04 A fp X5 2 , Fx N X X -:. - sa.,--. N. w...g..:f X ',-, :g ..::.5 .gg ,..-. X . X xx 3 x .. w.:,'.,:::i: f xxx! . SN: :X55.Qv U W. . -,ix Sims . X , 5 . - g Q.: ' . X ' ,S-W, 'Q . 'F . wx K x X v.'2, x. .U sy D x g,'::E,:- In , 55' .4 i?f ., Q , - . sf-H , ,. K x N X NY' ' AEN xx Q x N ve . 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Sobczak and partners entertain the student body at a French assembly wit is- onc Jeanette , a spirited Eighty-two Members of the Centralma and Hillside Echoes staffs: J. Walker, J. DelCollo, L. Albrecht, W Butte B Rohrbach D Zuwiala, C. Sullivan, D. Kozlowski, M. Malick, A. Colesworthy, M. Dolan J Govern G Brady, E. Slegowski, J. Ziemba, N. Waldman, E. Elbert, B. Kazmierczak, N Katzenmoyer and E Devlin take time out 'From the Villanova Press Conference to pose for a picture In the NROTC building. Uzzs and that e I o I Q I n I n 0 I A . n I To amuse the students on Freshman Day, seniors J. Owens, C. Cinelli, D. Ludwikowski, G. Kane, G. Gaspari, and J. Walker render their hilarious ver- sion of Dry Bones . Eighty-three xfyfy. A ' G ' xr' ee ffm' and there Wednesday evenings bring dancing classes with fun and fumbles for social- minded freshmen. Q06 sxloxes K O. 66600 -XYWQG lx O' 00' c- W 209' ' X I 5' poi' one Y 'lx . o ' H5660 x0 3' ikowo 0 G 066 Y' . all X '0 xl Gel 096 X C-gxelo 401660. Woo NX. Ol goo ,Q Q06 .XQW 0145 5 0 SW Oesl I we Eighty-four Sophomores polish their cul- inary technique at Egelman's Park under the tutorship of their able l?J companion P. Gibilisco. Eighty-five Visitors to the Glidden Paint Co., I. Schmitt, A. Myatt, A. Devine, D. Hoyer, A. Troilo, R. Albrecht, S. Faust, and R. Gorman observe a basic operation of varnish manufacture. Toasting forks, sizzling wienies, and charred marshmallows are props for the annual sophomore doggie roast. Each year, at the Easter retreat, classes and activ- ities come to a halt as attention is centered on the spiritual side of life. For three days, the privilege of hearing Holy Mass in the gym is ours. lnformative and beneficial conferences are held there, too, and an ex- perienced priest is placed at our disposal for advice Availing themselves of the opportunity to discuss problems with Father McGough, the retreat master, are P. Wierzbicki, D. Klink, C. Billinger, B. Kazmierczak, and W. Flanagan. Eighty-six With solemn benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, the retreat comes to a close. Here, amid the beauty of ceremony and surroundings, prayers are offered for the preservation and multiplication of the myriad graces gained during our hal- lowed three days. and spiritual direction. Untold graces are also gained by spiritual reading and through the many prayers recited at intervals between conferences. The alert Centralite has only to avail himself of all these oppor- tunities to attain successfully his primary end in this life-eternal happiness in the next. r:mwmsws.swmmmw --miner:-14 eq-..sw:vsin-sa .Aw,,s:-.-sssmQxmxxw :- frsq:-.:-.-uw-:elsmwwx Greater p6IfL'6'ff0l'l . . . Former presidents of the Mothers Club Mrs R Kose, Mrs. R. Wenger, and Mrs J Loeper exchange greetings with the present president Mrs S Manus zak, at the annual Christmas dinner Cfficers of the Alumni Association: Row I-Elizabeth Adams, financial sec- retary, Mary Agnes Rearden, corre- sponding secretary, Mrs. Margaret Rich- ards, secretary. Row Il-Joseph Gross, first vice president, Mary Flemming, treasurer, Paul Kolb, second vice presi- dent, Charles McLaughlin, president. Father Charles Allwein, principal, en- joys an after-breakfast chat with Charles McLaughlin, president of the Alumni As- sociation, Elizabeth Adams, financial sec- retary, William Lennox, Supreme Direc- tor of the Knights of Columbus and Di- rector of Athletics at the University of Pennsylvania, and T. Roth. Mr. Lennox was guest speaker at the second Annual Communion Breakfast held by the Alum- ni Association on November 27. Eighty seven Every 5 c We lf! yep! X XXX X. .X . . X..K . tggf X Q XX X XX X1-XX .. XX .XSL - M X X . -E -1- 1 X. .gX' ...XX - X xg X XgiXTf SX KK'KK1K.s5j3:,.j:-: 'm gs-, .:-LK 1 K U X X X X X X X .X... .XTX . X XX X XXXX .,.. ....XX, . fx 1 15' K 9 IQ Q55 Y ' XX X N S X X ZX TX FN X. XX YSEXQX X XX XX S X X X X. , ..,. K . .M KK KS we v V- MXN-X., , .X RX: ' X X.X.Qk W 'X X s X . - . ,.,zX.. .. .,.,.,, KKK.. . .,,h .XX :f:.:'.-a-:P X 1 .XM-XXX:-. X.. X. X K X - . .. SK XX .K X X. X. . .. .XX-XX x X X -XFXX. if ' .. X :X X S 9 SX . :QQ .XXXX QQ SN X .E X XX S . 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' XX K wi? .ASX A x NN'-Q X, , is H X 6 l X Wx X X? .XX in er Wx My K X SXXXXXN XR, X x N X,,. M' ' iHXQgiil1ak'Q+N- KKXN an Nm X X .X XX X Xxx, X was XX at xxx? t :lm 'X x X X .NX N5 SFT? 5 A X-NXXXXNNQYXX X XX Suv U X A X- -N X XxwwXwX XXXXXXXxNXmQnXXwmnmmeewqXw'nwne ix N X., X wwwxi X.Xs+Xkf:.v- A K X by X Q5 X wx X X K 'X X XXXX X X X X X X X X X X X RSA-msn kk ji., .. QW Q . XX A X ,X X .L x N is XX X. .. . XF , 1 X ...XXX X 1 . XXX Y X Xx w X 1 XXX Q CSG L AX XSN x . .X ...X XXXXSX X XS XX RSX SX . X X XX X Q X NN N b bbbb . XXXNQX f A XXXX .N M X X X X X - V XXX R .X X XXXXN X X XSXXN ,XX X A .X X ' . N A-S l sm , X X.: . 2 X XXXSXX-XX.XX..X XX - .X x . NN 5 NXXX. X 5 X XXX X A 'X ' - X X X X. -11 - . y On the grzdzm gg , An- lr First Row: W. Ludwikowski, J. Kase, J. Ciabattoni, G. Faller, J. Morris, J. Fosnocht, W. Zuchowski, Head Coach Schaaf. Second Row: R. Drexler, J. Carrigan, T. Curtin, J. Goss, J. Tarvis, J. McCann, J. Costello, E. Frankowiak, Assistant Coach Buckley. Third Row: Assistant Coach Hydock, T. Sullivan, R. Turner, R. Rohrbach, H. Lucci, J. Connolly, W. Elbert, D. Chelius, C. Janiszewski, W. Kruszeswski. Fourth Row: T. Geiger, G. Neiman, J. Shiavo, V. Suglia, F. Rapino, M. DePaul, T. Quire. YORK CATHOLIC-28 CENTRAL-0 An inexperienced Cardinal eleven opened its 1949 football campaign by absorbing a 38-O defeat at the hands of a new rival, York Catholic. Despite the reverse Central's array flashed power several times. Ninety Central's peppy cheerleaders caught in action during one of the first home games. First Row: P. Frank, P. Fordyce, L. Ermentrout. Second Row: L. Schnable, J. Kopicki, J. Karli. LANCASTER-12 CENTRAL-O Lancaster Catholic High spoiled the Card's home opener with a 'I2-O victory. Coach Joe Schaaf's eleven showed their spirit and stamina throughout the game, but the Cards finally succumbed to a formidable ag- gressor. Secret conference! Head Coach Schaaf discusses the team's prospects with As- sistant Coaches Hydock and Buckley. MOUNT CARMEL-20 CENTRAL-O Mount Carmel Catholic's Rams overpowered the Cards 20 to O in their fifth meeting of the gridiron warfare. The Red Birds spirited drive came in the third quarter but failed when the Schaaf men drove to the four-yard line where they lost the ball on downs. ST. FRANCIS-l 8 CENTRAL-O The Hilltoppers of Spring Grove proved to be a formidable foe by topping the Schaaf men in their gridiron tussle T8 to O. The Prepsters put on a bruis- ing ground attack to hit paydirt twice in the opening period. Looking over the sched- ule Coach Schaaf chats with the Senior football players. First Row: J. Fos- nocht, J. Kase, Head Coach Schaaf, W. Zuchowski, G. Faller. Second Row: J. Cia- battoni, C. Breneiser, J. Morris, W. Ludwikowski. Ninety-on Displaying our country's red, white, and blue, the Color Guard march onto the field before the opening game. First Row: D. Hoyer, J. Waninger, B. Werle, A. M. Bauers, and A. Schuker. Second Row: J. Succk, G. Romanovic, M. Flem- ming, and R. Crocona. ST. MATTHEW-39 CENTRAL-6 The Red Birds salvaged some prestige by scoring their first touchdown of the season. The victory en- abled St. Matthew's gridders to square their series with Central. The Cards won the only other game played between the schools, 7-0, in 1944. HARRISBURG-26 CENTRAL-O The Harrisburg eleven walloped the Red Birds 26-O. Central made its best showing in the second period by marching to the host's 26 only to lose the ball on downs. Central chalked up 5 first downs and com- pleted 2 in T3 aerial attempts. CAMDEN-5'I CENTRAL--O The powerful Jersey Irish proved to be more 'ihan a match for the Schaaf men by handing them their seventh consecutive setback of the gridiron campaign 51-O. Central picked up numerous first downs via the air lanes, but was unsuccessful in penetrating the Camdenites' stone wall. Running through a few light plays, Central's starting lineup gets ready for its first home showing. First Row: J. Schiavo, J. Goss, T. Curtin, J. Kase, E. Frankowiak, J. Morris, and G. Faller. Second Row: V. Suglia, J. Ciabattoni, W. Zuchowski, and M. DePaul. SALESIANUM-39 CENTRAL-0 Mixing a killing ground attack with an aerial bar- rage that seldom missed connections, the Sallies scored in every period to erase the memory of last year's 25-8 rout, to swamp the Cards 39-0. DELONE CATHOLIC-38 CENTRAL-7 Delone Catholic's streamlined Squires ended Cen- tral's football season on a sad note trouncing the Hill Road boys 38-7. The 1949 gridiron campaign for Coach Joey Schaaf's Red Birds came to a close with a record of 9 losses and O wins. R. Drexler, W. Ludwikowski, J. Mc- Cann, and M. DePaul are enjoying the leg exercises they are giving to R. Tur- ner, E. Frankowiak, G. Neiman, and J. Morris. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1950 Sept. 18 York Catholic Sept. 25 Lancaster Catholic Oct. 2 Mount Carmel Catholic Oct. 9 St. Francis Prep Oct. 16 St. Matthew's Conshohocken Oct. 21 Harrisburg Catholic Oct. 30 Camden Catholic Nov. 5 Salesianum Catholic Nov. 13 Delone Catholic 'Away games M. DePaul is spilled for a loss as two unidentified Mt. Carmel players roll. T. Curtin lies sprawled on the ground, as J. Tarvis 1201 comes up from the rear. Ninety-three Cardinalettes pose with Coach Virginia llluzi. Pictured are: Varsity members M. Gantert, D. Quimby, J. Nelson, R. Adams, K. Greytok, T. Poeringer, M. Prentice, D. Blatt, L. Schnable, E. DeAngelo and M. Mulligan. Center--Bottom to top: M. Gantert, R. Giamotti, and C. Klosowski. Zlndcr I 5 heaps Ringing down the curtain of their '49-'50 basketball sea- son Miss V. llluzzi's Cardinalettes registered 'I3 wins and 10 losses. These capable lassies came forward to capture third place in the City League. The league was composed of both A and B teams of last year making this conquest a greater victory for our girls. ln this, the fourth year of competition, the Central sextet proved their mettle by winning 5 of the 8 games played. Miss llluzzi inaugurated the new rule, the continuous dribble, from which the girls acquired more speed than had been shown by any previous Central team. The game with Reading Catholic High represented the Cardinal maidens' most impressive of the season. They thrashed the enemy to the tune of 86-ll. Most thrilling was the tilt with Robesonia, a heartbreak- ing three-point loss, which edged out Central, 29-26. The impressive score of 39-'ll over the Alumnae demon- strated the Cardinalettes steady advancement in teamwork and marksmanship. Playing in forward position this year were D. Blatt, the sharp-eyed top scorer with 374 precious counters, and M. Ganter and C. Klosowski following with 295 and T49 points respectively. Distributing 49 markers among them were the up-and-coming forwards M. Prentice, J. Nelson, and D. Quimby. Small but determined M. Gantert tries desperately in the game with Lebanon Catholic to tap the ball to one of her teammates, D. Blatt or C. Klosowski. Ninety-four Also on hand throughout the season were guards A. Walton, R. Giamotti, M. Gantert, L. Schnable, R. Adams, M. Mulligan, and K. Greytok, who stunned the opponents with their unique hardwood style. The JayVees copped one of three games by defeating the Hamburg JayVees on the home floor. All credit for their successful basketball season, the team declares, goes to Miss V. llluzzi, their capable and spirited coach. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-1950 Central Opponents Jan. 15-Lebanon Catholic . . . . . 48 20 Jan. 17-Villa Maria ....... .. 14 27 Jan. 18-Commandoes . . . . 28 61 Jan. 20-Robesonia . . . . . 22 30 Jan. 22-St. Matthew's .. .. 41 14 Jan. 24-Franklins . . . . 22 ' 40 Jan. 27-Hamburg .. . . 32 48 Jan. 29-Alumnae . .. . . 39 11 Jan. 31-Aces ....... . . 55 20 Feb. 3-St. Matthew's ..... .. 28 14 Feb. 5-Allentown Central . . .. 36 23 Feb. 6-Fourth 8. Laurel . .. . . 44 27 Feb. 14-O'M's ....... .. 33 39 Feb. 15-Pottstown .. .. 39 27 Feb. 21-Dellettes . . . . . 54 42 Feb. 22-Robesonia ........ . . 26 29 Feb. 24-Allentown Central . . . . . 17 49 Feb. 24-St. Lawrence ...... . 29 17 Feb. 26-Lebanon Catholic . . . . . 36 19 Feb. 28-Reading Catholic . . . 86 11 Mar. 3-Notre Dame . .. . 42 67 Mar. 8--Franklin A. C. ..... . 48 61 Mar. 13-Wyomissing High . 44 31 M. Gantert takes another one of her sure shots as M. Prentice and J. Nelson stand by to re- trieve the ball, if necessary. Ninety-five Girls' Junior Varsity Team: First row-J. Glas- er, M. Reardon, A. Gallen, and K. Kase. Second row-P. Didyoung, M. Chanton, Coach V. llluzzi, W. Murphy, and E. Loeper. , Namw, . V V VVVV W V VVVV,,,, , VYY,,,, W , M... W V V V, W W .,,,,, , W W ,, V V A: , ,,,,,,, Amuuvg ,,,,,, rf ,,,,, ,wwf ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , nw VV-1 ,,,, ,W yy: x........ Q m,:::::::2Vf:-,ff,f:- ,,,, 7 ,,,,,,,, 2?,.w..y......,..,...,izymmmamv-'ff-2-f-if,ff1ffffgmmwff-H-N-'-:v:::,-:frrfefzizzeser-ze-::::::wi:12224, ,,,, L N, ----- fxifgfffz '1-11 ,zvzevvf11,ff,fwwiafgegz1::g:umf,-:il-fees, Q Q 2 E 3 5 2 Q 3 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Y k Q S Q E Q Q E Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S 2 S Q Q 3 Q 5 Q 3 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Ei 1. ,,,,, VVVVVV... Q ........ , .... M Q VVVVV ,QW QQQ....QQQ. , V,,,,V .,,,,,,,,,,X,W ,,,,,, . N W., , N. W ,, VVVVVVVVVVV VVV,,,. , . YV,,, VVVVV , .,,WWWWQMXM,Q,M,MQ ,,,,,, QV ...QQQQ Q ,WWK,...T,:,,..W .... , . ......... - ...... , ....V,VV,, VVV,,,V QQQ. . Cardinals-60 St. Matthew-44 Central strode into the basketball picture this sea- son by humbling St. Matthew of Conshohocken. The Redbirds' superior marksmanship could not be de- nied throughout the game. Cardinals-60 Southeast Catholic-35 This game provided the home fans with their first glimpse of Central's court combine. The Cards skill- fully wrecked a highly lauded Southeast Catholic five. Cardinals-62 Lancaster-41 Lancaster Catholic's Crusaders made an impressive start by taking the lead 8-0 in the opening minutes of the game. But the Cards' experience and height proved too much for the thwarted Lanacster quintet. Cardinals-60 Bristol Public-41 Central opened basketball relations with Bristol Public High and were victorious in this first encounter by a comfortable margin of 19 points. Bristol, a power- house in their own right, lacked the spark which gave Central their fourth consecutive victory. Cardinals-43 Northeast Catholic-46 A taller Northeast Club came from behind in the waning minutes of the last quarter to score a hair- line upset over the Cards. Northeast's timely uprising tipped Central for its first hoop reverse of the season. pionship trophy from Brother Paul, mod erator of the ex-champ Vikings of Pitts burgh Central Catholic High School. Watch ing the proceedings are Father Leichner C. Gehringer, M. DePaul, B. Seaman, J Morris, G. Faller, J. Goss, J. Larkin, J Schiavo, J. Ciabattoni, and J. Kase. Cardinals-42 Reading Catholic-27 Although held down during the first half of the game, the Birds rebounded to defeat their tradi- tional rivals. Once the Central Juggernaut started clicking, the feathered flock of Reading Catholic was swamped. Cardinals-54 Lebanon Public-37 The flashy Schaafmen rocketed to a 17-point lead over the Cedars of Lebanon. They produced a power- packed offensive that could not be denied. Cardinals-59 York Catholic-37 The power of Central's machine was evident in its decision over a tough York Catholic team. The Car- dinals were on the long end of the score throughout the game. Cardinals-53 Ridley Township-41 Encountering one of the most potent foes of the season, the Cards emerged triumphant after a close score in the third quarter when the Green Raiders came within one point of tying the count. However, a wider margin was gradually restored and the Cen- tral fans breathed easier. Cardinals-57 St. Matthew-32 Repeating its previous victory over the Consho- hocken parochials, Central tallied its ninth win against Ninety-e ght Father Allwein receives the PCIAA cham- Coach Schaaf, and newly crowned kings Fordyce, J. Kopicki, J. Karli, L. Schnable, and L. Ermentrout smilingly receive a token of appreciation for inspiring the team to victory. N n ty-nine a lone setback. The Mirrors' attempt for revenge was snowed under by a high-geared Red and White offensive. Cardinals-46 Hazleton Public-65 The Redbirds sustained their second loss of the sea- son at the hands of the well-coached, smooth-working Hazleton Mountaineers. The Mounts' unerring marks- manship held the Cards in check throughout the game. Cardinals-46 Lafayette Freshmen-36 In chalking up their tenth triumph of the season by reversing a mighty and previously undefeated Lafay- ette College Freshmen team, the Cardinals displayed the stuff which was to make them PCIAA champions. Cardinals-46 Salesianum-31 The game with Salesianum High was highlighted by 12 consecutive tallies registered by the victors in the third period. Cardinals-70 Lebanon Catholic-39 Zooming to the lead from the opening gun, Central soundly thrashed Lebanon Catholic. The reserve sharp- shooters, given a chance to show their wares, proved promising. Cardinals-53 Brown Prep-4'l The Schaafmen, exploding for 22 points in the third quarter, handed Brown Prep a decisive defeat. The Bruins held the lead throughout the earlier part of the game before the boys hit their stride and staged a blistering second half. Cardinals-65 St. Patrick's-35 The Hill Roaders completely engulfed the Patsies of Norristown. Breezing through the Irish defense they whipped up a comfortable 30-point edge. Cardinals-85 Perkiomen Prep-67 The Cards smashed a high-flying Pennsburg team for their fifteenth triumph. It turned out to be a record- breaking success for the victorious Red and White. Cardinals-76 St. Francis Prep-40 Coach Schaaf used his entire squad of 12 men in romping over the hapless Prepsters whose efforts were in vain. The 36 point difference represented the larg- est total of its kind to date. Cardinals-37 Hazleton Public-44 The Mountaineers short, snappy passing and dazz- ling technique befuddled the Cardinals, however, Cen- tral's unerring marksmanship from the black line kept them within hailing distance of the Seranymen. Flowers for the ladies! Cheerleaders P. ax X X wwwwwmwmwm wmmx 'Qf5iX'TfSx . xi vi ix x' f y - 1-:D-.:-gw X X 'S N ix x N - f X X 1 K Q N S XX XX XNX5 M Xilzk-moi .. A 14514 X ww. x ., y. I WSI? xx wx :nl .X if N X IL, S xx ., .wx x 5 . , X -Mt' if v 1 S asa: x x A v:x,.,,.. X 5 t .gut Q :isa 3: . .+ .. mga gxisggsrsgx .- A W Ni X fx Xxx Q . ,. QS XXX is x xx N., X ,XX XX - XXX - Q Q k gb- X , 5 :P -Xx - sw A , k , N .Q X SY? X 5 , X 5 X v x X X X S 3 X X X 'SY XX X X X XX X x X ,,,. 1 , W ., H E: K X X X jx X NN x X wnnmmnnm Af .xr Q Cardinals-66 Camden Catholic-37 Camden Catholic's classy basketball squad, then leading the Camden City League, gave the Cardinals little competition. The Reading hoopsters doubled the score against the New Jerseyites. Cardinals-77 Lancaster-42 Lancaster Catholic, leaders in the Central Pennsyl- vania Catholic League, proved to be no match for the Central powerhouse as the Cards duplicated their previous victory in a more decisive manner. Cardinals-44 York Catholic-39 The Red Birds found the going tough when they traveled to York. The opponents' deft shooting from outside kept them in the game all night. A final spurt in the last minutes iced the verdict for the Cards. Cardinals-83 Reading Catholic-51 The rampaging Central hoopsters rolled up their 20th verdict of the season and set two series records, raising the series total to 14-6 in their favor. Cardinals-62 St. Francis Prep-43 Traveling to Spring Grove, the Red and White re- turned with their twenty-first victory of the season. H. Aschenbrenner, R. Falin, W Coachj, T. Reedy, and J. Gallagher Second row-Mgr. G. Prender gast, J. Walter, D. Ertz, J. Schiavo J. Connolly, J. Schmidt, and G Kane. I This game was a reflection of the one staged at Cen- tral a month ago. Cardinals-89 St. Patrick-3'l Central Catholic's marksmen burnt up the court to pulverize the Norristown Patsies by almost tripling them. Coach Schaaf used the second stringers a great part of the game, and the team came out on top. Cardinals-61 Lebanon Catholic-35 Repeating an early season victory over the Leba- non parochials, this time on the opponent's home court, the Central dribblers were never headed as they breezed through by a decisive margin of 26 points. Cardinals-52 Perkiomen Prep-55 A surprised Central team walked off the floor after losing to Perkiomen Prep, a team they had previously upset. With the addition of a tall center named Quinn, the Prepsters were greatly improved and topped the Cards by 3 points. Cardinals-86 St. Matthew-62 Coach Joey Schaaf's passers virtually outclassed the highly polished Mirrors. They were only 3 points shy of their previous 89 point record. Central's sensa- tional victory narrowed the PCIAA playoff to only three games. One Hundred Two Junior Varsity Team: First row- Orth, Father Dombay UayVee One Hundred Th ree Cardinals-67 Allentown-47 After falling to the Vikings for five consecutive years, the victory hungry Red Birds completely be- fuddled the opposition. The classy Cards leapt to a wide margin in the opening minutes and held staunch- ly throughout the game. Cardinals-60 St. Michael-45 After a stunning first half in which the Luzerne County champs held a five point lead, the star-studded Red Birds shot their way to a sparkling triumph. Pitts- burgh alone remained. Cardinals-58 Pittsburgh-4'l Central Catholic Cardinals repelled the mighty ex- champs and seized the long coveted PCIAA class A crown. The Red and White king pins turned towards a new horizon: Glen Falls. GLEN FALLS TOU RNAMENT Central emerged from its first Glen Falls bout barely subdued by an impressive Southeast Catholic array, 48-50. The Cards then rebounded with a 77-73 score to overthrow a fighting DuBois quintet. The Keystone champs continued on their rally to humble the ex- alted Suffield brood, 77-71. SPECIAL HONORS M. DePaul, Cardinal Ace and leading scorer in the PCIAA, was chosen as a member of the 1950 All C a u g h t ! Mr. Schaetzle, caretak- er at Central Cath- olic Stadium and the team's faithful chauffeur, as he leaves Northwest after the Pitts- burgh game. State Team. J. Kase and G. Faller received honorable mention after the state-wide poll of coaches, sports- writers and radio-sportscasters. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most points in one season M. DePaul-612 Most points in one game M. DePaul-47 Most field goals in one season M. DePaul-256 Most foul goals in one season G. Faller-120 Most field goals in one game M. DePaul-20 TEAM RECORDS Most points in one game--Central vs. St. Patrick's Norristown, 89 points. Most field goals in one game--Central vs. St. Pat- rick's Norristown, 39 baskets. J. Gallagher, J. Schiavo and W. Orth guard the enemy in a JayVee game as J. Walter iumps for the ball. ,lllmg the Kinder .nailz wn Q-ummm:-sm Auchter, J. Schiavo, C. Motkowski. oxxgfu 01 Y: Cxeor mo P x OP YXKQM lolzeried 6 was 0 M. Reddington, diminutive pole vaulter, attempts to break A. Morgan- ti's l0'8 record this season. First row: E. Humma, S. Puwalski, J. Steven son, F. Dell, H. Lucci, R. Mountcastle, P. Adams P. Endter, J. Schmidt. Second row: J. Walter T Sullivan, D. Chelius, J. Larkin, J. Daly, J. B bera, G. Wentzel, E. Wierzbicki. Third row R Colesworthy, M. Reddington, R. Kroener, J. Car rigan, W. Zuchowski, G. Kane, E. Shurilla R Zuchowski, S. Horahan. Fourth row: Head Coach, Dr. R. Mulligan, E. Stoebenau, W. Berkey J. Walker, G. Faller, J. Ciabattoni, J. Morris G Gaspari, R. Flannery, Moderator Rev. J. Frucker Mascot Jimmy Mulligan. Absent: P. Geiger E G. Faller, Central's threat in the much anticipated state meet, prepares to hurl the discus. One Hundred Four Q w sw .wks Doctor R. Mulligan briefs his distance men E. OFF to Cl flying start! R. Zuchowski, W. Berkey Wierzbicki, R. Kroener, G. Kane, and Capt. R. Flan- E. Shurilla, and E. Stoebenau sail over the low nery before the Penn Relays. hurdles. Star miler Capt. R. Flannery awaits the starting gun. W. Zuchowski cocks his arm to un- loosen a determined heave in his spe- cialty, the iavelin. One Hundred Five April April May May May May May May May 'Awa 28 Y 23 -29 3 6 7 'IO 'I7 21 28 TRACK SCHEDULE Southeast Catholic' Penn Relays' Triangular Meet CStevens Trade, West Notting ham and Central? Norristown Invitation Meet' Dual Meet at St. James H. S., Chester, Pa. Venzke Relays' Perkiomen Prep Lancaster 8g Reading Sixth Annual State Catholic Meet Around tha l6'a cs One Hundred Six Cenfral's diamond men. First row: M. DePaul, B. Seaman, J. Kase, J. Walters, G. Aschenbrenner, T. Swierczewski, J. Rogowski. Second row: D. Ludwikowski, W. Ludwikowski, R. Drexler, C. Gehringer, J. Goss, W. Orfh, E. Frankowiak. Third row: Coach McLaughlin, C. Janiszewski, H. Aschenbrenner, F. Cichowicz, D. Ertz, W. Bennis, G. Didyoung, Mgr. F. Faust. C. Yxefsl nbrenner' J. Wlihew uid- Coach McLaughlin H Ast'-he h up on faces a difficult task D. Em' '- ewski cv mom Qome' Pitchefs and C. JGNSC ReadinQ Co in choosing starters . I . e Gehr:Fx?i'JQh PHO' to J from among sturdY XOW Out by a mile! B. Seaman, Central's first sacker, catches M. DePaul off guard. Foul ball! J. Kase sets himself to BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 28 Lebanon Catholic' May 'I Reading Catholic May 3 Perkiomen Prep May 6 Lebanon Catholic May 'I 1 Pendora May 'I2 Reading Catholic' May 15 Pendora' May 17 Miller's Ice Cream' May 'I9 Miller's Ice Cream May 20 Perkiomen Prep' May 21 St. Matthew's May 24 St. Matthew's' 'Away handle T. Swierczewski's pop fly. outfielders G. Aschen- brenner, W. Ludwik- owski, D. Ludwikows- ki, and E. Franko- wiak. D SfQIWqrf i Octice gum uring Q pr S . nflefd e Coq h Wwierczewskil Fers.J. Goss, J. 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