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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

TEK There was green upon the hills. And the elusive tra- grance of the verdure drew us on to where the emerald virtues of youth layqembedded in its roots. Faith, hope, life, courage, inspiration were the treasures buried there. The prize we deemed worthy of the struggle. So we stumbled on over the challenging mounds of Central's proving ground to gather the precious experience that would make us men and women-gracious. dependable, enthusiastic, cooperative, virile, Christlike. lt is because we want to share with you the mem- ories of our four green years at Central that we jetted down the up hills and down dales' that brought us tb graduation day. THE CENTRALMA STAFF Cgpy Reader CERALDI NE SMITH C0-Cditcr MARY JANE enum: vrtrs' MQQSX E. .. EDWARD SHURILLA Photography Editor f ,f ' v Y 'if Centralma 1951 haring with you . . . PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL READINGMPENNSYLVANIA ' ,Q-. b'?5kfQ. +Y,A F i' l ' '5 '-v-N , , ' x if V 4 yy vw, y M-5. A 'QR .4 J. A. 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X I 1 Q, ,5 A - .s ' 2. V ,M QW TH ff 4' Z f 'F w 5, ,O Nz 0 In the leaves o Centralma v A fr 19 'XX 1,4 Oo X Q0 QFADINGVP .mow u '-rg :S QA -., o nus .1 f 149 0 .af . by i I 7 4' 6,9 2 ll1 f q ll, 'n x 2 In sci i g us W' i 1 li E yy' f .V , t 5 '.' b3F?'..:+' gf .yn 5 I rr. WM, 0 ,.:s 's 4 'N-.vm-nxxN ' H E A R T S O F O A K Administrators . Faculty . Service Staj HALLS OF IVY Freshmen . Sophomores juniors . Seniors FIELDS OF MINT Student Council Centralma . Hillside Echoes Clubs . Catholic Action Concert Band Talent Club junior Prom Mothers, Club C R O VV N S O F Football . Basketball . Track . Baseball . LAUREL treasured memories of . . . Installation Day . . . . Central came into being as a result of the foresight, good judgment, and loving kindness of our superiors whose one ob- jective is our scholastic and moral development. Our future hap- piness is their goal. . . . . Let us repay their interest by developing sturdy charac- ters that will not betray our ideals in later life. By continued good will,'let us try to make their duties less arduous. Let us do our part to assist them in attaining their objec- tives, your happiness and mine. . . . . Our welcome as useful, proficient, and valuable citizens of Reading will de- pend upon the use we make of our school days. People will judge us by our speech and actions. Let us conduct ourselves every- where and always as should students of one of the finest Catholic schools in the coun- try. Above all, let us remember we are Catholic ladies and gentlemen. . . . . Courteous cooperation, kindly help- ful consideration for each other in our daily contacts, will bring blessing to our school. Ever mindful of the bounty of Almighty Cod and Blessed Mother, let us frequently commend to Heaven our desires for suc- cess. May you and I, this year, write an- other golden chapter in the annals of Cen- tral Catholic High School. jwy the up hills and down Round thi- c' At our favoritv sitting tru C ski. Carriqan VV dales tha annon in thi- gan. C Kr t echo HLi e park: M. Mulli- . auss. R. Zukowski. D. Le h' J Stn-mba, and VV. M ' s ir, OITIS. . .. Motkow- l . . Kruszvwski, C. Rathma M. Richards. J. McCa n. nn. and J. Goss. at Central OO just outsiclc Futhvr Allws-in's oHic'v. Lolling on thc bafk wall: DL-Turvk. S Faust. M. Morganti. and Kauffman. everend John . Waclzter During those four teen years our wagons to the proverbial stars and drove our Chariots might keep rolling, it was the realities of life for usg someone who Wle found that champion in Father ideals coursed the skies. We hitehed our on toward the dawn of maturity. But that necessary that we have someone to face would understand and support our quest. lVaChter. He and his beloved parishioners knighted our cause, spiritually and Hnancially. Our joys and sorrows, our successes and failures they made their own. To the Pastor of St. Paul Parish and his people we say simply. Thank you. May they be enriched in the thought that into our education they have helped to weave the very breath of God. It was because of them that our Hgreenn years were never g'lean. everend Charles L. Allwein Still within tht- sluulows of thc liv- X ing. thriving halls of C1-ntrzil wt' url' , Llwurv of all wc own' to our lwloxvml principal. lgl'C2lllSl' our stalk was gI'l'l'll, it I10L'lll'Cl curv, vultivzxtion. pruning. Our Hlillllllllillgn tiniv dv- sirvd words of wisdom to inspirv. firm principlvs to guiclv. :in 2Ill'I'I x'ig'iluncv to protc'ct. 'lllvsv wvrv not wanting. Futhvr Allwvin nurturvd us fronl our grassroots SIIIQK' whvn growing pains were IIIRIHY. until our manly days when vistuvcl linpvs lwckmu-cl us to widvr worlcls. It was bccuusc ol' our 1-Hicim-nt prin- cipul that Our yvzirs of good follow- ship, of cagcr vntc-rprisv, of succvss and li2lilllI'l', of low- und l1vz1i't:u'l1m-s grvw into tht' gra1c'i0l1s114'ss. l0lt'l'1lIll'1'. and undcrstnmling' that wt' chcrish now. l RHVIQRIQND S'1'liI'HIiN BEIJNARIK Religion Moderator of Dramntivs and those who helped R1f:vr3RP:Nn CHARLES IJOMBAY Religion Moda-rmor of Baton Twirlm-rs Rr1vr1Rr1N1J .IAMES MCGRATH Religion Latin German Mm-mbvr of Junior Town Mm-ting Sta-4-ring Committee 10 us gather the emerald virtues . . . Rx-1vERENu RAYMOND LE1c11N1-1R Prefect of Discipline Counsvlor of Boys Dir:-Ctor of Athlctivs lll'1YI'lRl'1ND JOSEPH FRICKER Religion Latin Moderator of Travk 11 SISTER IMELDA Superior Commercial Studies Prcfcct 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 Discussion Club SISTER ELMA Social Studies Moderator of Talent Club SISTER FRANCES Commercial Studies Girls' Counselor Moderator of Service Club SISTER HILDEGARDE Science Moderator of Chemistry Club SISTER JANET Social Studies English Moderator of Debate Club SISTER ALICIA Science Moderator of Biology Club SISTER ANNEMARIE Art Mathematics History 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 of faith, hope, love SISTER LANDEBERTA Commercial Studies Moderator of Junior Auxiliary Club SISTER MARIA English Latin . Moderator of Mothe Pauline Club SISTER MARY GERARD English Adviser Centralma Moderator of Visual Aid Club SISTER RENE English French Adviser Assembly Programs Moderator of French Club I2 SISTER ROMAINE Commercial Studies Moderator of Junior .Auxiliary Club SISTER ROSANA Mathematics Moderator of First Aid Club SISTER ROSELDA Social Studies Spanish Student Adviser Junior Town Meetings Moderator of Spanish Club SISTER VIRGINA Mathematics Librarian Moderator of Library Club MR. josicvn SCI-IAAF Health Physical Education Baskctball Coach coura e and inspiration MR. LESTER YEAGER Head of Music Department Ki ii -:,.:: 5 pw-as L .W k,,?,,,iigx k . ,sei Miss I,oRi-:TTA BOTZUM School Nurxe ga Miss VIRGINIA ILLlrzz1 Health Physical Education Girls, Baskf-tball Coach Mods-rator of Gln-url:-advrs DR. IQALPH M. Mlf1.1.iGAN Pri--profvssional Track Coach NIR. CZL.xRlcNc:r: LHVAN Herlrl ffuxfmlirln I1 ey proieclefl MRs. 1,140 S,xx'LoR l1'rlilr'f's'.x' 1 g ,4 , ' , ,. M MRS. LoR1-1'1 1',x FALLER, Miss HEL!-:N P1-,x'1'Z, MRS, CIIIARLPZS FICLIX, MRS. 'l'lHi0DORI'1 F.-u'sT. MRS. FRANCIS FRANCKOXVIAK Cafeteria Personnel l I Miss Nlxnvxxxs SI,.KI'IK.XS Mlss Rnpx xxIR'l'H School Serrelnrief and served us along the way. MR. QQHORGIQ KLVMP MR. cZIH'1S'l'l'1R lJ.uIl'MAN MR. 'IOSI-1l'lI Still.-UC'I7lI Crzfefwirl Alflllllgfl' Aififlllllf f.'u.rt0di1n1 fflllffllkff' of Slfulium 'S th- Themes, problems, experiments, debates came tum- bling in upon us as we dug deep to unearth the treasures buried in our halls of ivy. Education at Central meant more than life in a mansion, more than wearing the velvet glove. It implied chasing the boogie-boo of mental darkness by the light of the student lamp, and pursuing the goblin of spiritual torpor by the light of grace. The hourly dedication to Father, Son, and Holy Ghost brought us closer to the meaning of our search for knowledge. Though we were caught in Pythagorean theorems, Shakespeare's sound and furyf, and Chopinis interludes, we held fast to the golden rope that was fixed in the hand of the Great Teacher. Here at Central hopes were born, ideals encouraged, characters molded to insure security-physically, intel- lectually, artistically, morally. All this we shall remem- ber though we be far from our hallowed halls of ivyf, i.-ada m' X T' 2 :'. . ' J ... ' ' L 'ff-Ulf 'T .Q it -fl. lt at I A -X Af' 'T HALLS OF IVY N 5 f' s. dx - rf x , ,Al . up I 3 ,. q , ,411 gf 7 N ' ' f' ' ,4, ' f , '- ff' -ul A' 1 I Q. v .,-,..v.4..-5.144 uw W . .Y ,' . 4 Mspvwn 1' W t t F There were six hundred . . . li . if 4 UPL i TMJ ui Jw .ly X , if be FRESHMEN Motto: He who does not advance falls Flower: Forget-me-not Colors: Blue and white A SOPHOMORES Motto: A quitter never winsg a winner n Flower: Tea rose Colors: Red and white L JUNIORS Motto: In Flower: Talisman rose Colors: Gold and white SENIORS Motto: Forward everg backward Flower: Talisman rose Colors: Green and white 18 this sign we shall conquer- behind. ever quits. God first! never. qi ,xy REGKETRATXUN FRESHMEN lf. jzlblonski. D, Kzxsv. S. Ya-rm-r. ll. lla-ftm-r. C. Borst. C. Gintlu-r. Es- Sig. :Incl B2lllSl'll4'l' am' 11-zllly Innk- inu vivirs fun as they study tlu' long und short of ballots. First Row- R. lfullvr. M. Dvlp, lilinv, G. Bruno. 1-cond Row M. EYIIIIO. M. Boul:1nu'v1'. S. flllllllllllilll. P, Doslaus. 'llmircl Row- R. Colm-man. Essig, Bzxusvlu-1'. D. Dragan. Fourth Row---M. l'llC'lllIlllllQ'. P. Cilurk. R. We found our B1'witc'lu-ml. lwotlu-H-cl, :mil ln'wilcl1-nw-cl frvsh- mvn lllllIlll4'I' nimla-ssly IllI'UllQll tlu- hulls on Illvll' first clay at school. .-X. lX1im'l1os1-llf l.. llm- nzxk. A. Killu-r. and J. Mvlionulcl try to all--vmlw the-ir 1'ostz'1's. h R l 1', lil-clnzlrilq finals vlmlla talk :I happy lm-mlium for picturing Xrvntz. lfift ow E. Bolxzmnli. l.. llwvilmmx 1-ligion stuclvnts. .-X. NI. Mn-rkvl. lVIvQuillvn. ll, l42lXV. 'lf p . zlml NIa17ul'kl1-wivv. tllv k'0lll0lll' ol tlu' lloly l.zmLl, stars reflected . . . First Row lYiswm'ss1-r. .-X. Troilo, D. Sll'l'll'!il, E. xyilhlllklll. Sm-concl Row- Yvtzvr. Slll'l'l'l2lIl. F. Stro- lx-l. 'Fhirnl Row--NI. 'lioiiipm-tm-r. P. Strukzi. G. Zivnihzi. CI. Yotlvr. Fourth Row Stuhblvbins-, M. llilllllllllll. M. 'lim-. R. Sivglv. Fifth Row A-B. Nanglv. B. Km-lly, NI Zzmipvlli. Sixth Row- F. Simon. P. Zixiinivrniam. .X jar of im- vulmvs lim-lps C. Bolizmzik. tl. Chrismn-r. mul S. Clzuilliiizixi to ill'Il'l'IIlllM' tht- Llifl's-i'1-liw in ri-adings on thi- wntigrzicli- and fzihrs-nhm-it thl'I'lIl0llll'U'l'S. Cs-svkzis is workinu tlu- prulilvm nt thi- bozircl wliilv M. Boulangvr. M. llorrigaui. :incl P, Hula:-r work :it thvir seats. lo nrt stucli-nts. R. Oswald, R. Kustix-ul, M. Noll. :incl F. First Ruw P, Souix:-ixlgiy. W, XY.mn. Ra-using. D. xvt'IllllIlR. Svruml Row lYnlcl- lIl.lIl. CI. Stovvr. Cl. Yvruvr, N. lwzxrtlowslii. 'llhirml Row Stn-riuvl. ll. Ramli. Wm:- cli-ll. KI. Rovliv. Fourtli Row M. Zw:-ir. M. Sl'lllllC'l'. C. Szlbol. ,l. llllll. Filth Row ll. Slyvr. P. YY:-iss. F. Saittlvr, lll-ssc-r. B. Hmiry 1-xplziins thu- fact that zi whole gamut of shzitlvs :incl tin fur thi- ts was us:-ml in this piftiiri- of Our l.zitly whivh wus Llonm- Pi-orlmnqnifm of thi- cloqnixi of tlu' Iiiiiiizwulzitl- Con- iw-ption. uhm s R un mt whn n 1 vx lots 'l 1 Il ir in me xsslxi C Imriotti Ps His x R Moriow D4 la J 1121. .-X, N 'U .fi -'my' 1. W A .'1 .S u :- 'Jiuv vs 4' witi prol vns in Rl'IIll'fli1ll M' . in a well 0 know To furthvr thu-ir knowlvclgv of gvolouy livin-rail Sri:-mm stu- dc-nts. R. Krvmp. NY. Nfzuiii. Kruszvwsiai. D. Grub. .-X, Gizm- giarolno, :md Yvtvvr iIlSIJ1'l'l ll pi-trihml In-v stump :xml im- prn-ssions of fvriis in rorks. B. Km-lly. R. Chivffo. M. Dm-lp, I . l.11l1hus. Ire-lnmi. I . Clam:- lwllo. mid P. Soiiivrclaiy gl' I Hrwt lmml lllfhflllllllilll on 1'm'rv4't posturx- from thx-ir Iiiustc-r. Mr. Ye-alum. ff Q18 HD First RowfP. G11-A-ly. G. Kilg- lm-r. Ps-mm-y. E. Luhhm-km-. Svrmicl Row-V R. Holzupfvl, D. Kolsmi. D. Lvwars. M. Km-llziglivr. Third Row fP. Hubvr. T. Cross. E. Holzzipfvl. J. Cibnc-y. Fourth Row---M. Hor- rigan. B. Harte-r. B. H1-nry. Kraft. Fifth Row- Krusvvwski. B. Kr:-ishrr. R. Gruhi-r. L. Hornzlk. F. Jablonski. First Row D. Kzism-, W. Hur rvr, C. lrvlaiml. R. Kostiml, R Kostivul. Ss-vuml Row Null. M llvnrirh. M. llumvr. B. Gross, K Km-gun. Third Row nl. Muzur kim-wifi. H. Hvftu-r. I . llc-ssvr. A Folvy. A. Kiikvix lfourtli Row T Mvshinsky. R. fllvismfr. P. Gzujvw ski. Martin. Fifth Roww D Grub. R. Kr:-mp. B. K1-turzlkis. ledge . . . A Wuiicli-i's of laitiii Kim-i'is.i .Ill Spin -1 i- . . ' - i Q. . , uit' . . lross, . Sin mx . Styx-r. XX ai ci 1 . 4 '. .ai we is is S . sg? 4 E it X I X vm fi iii First Row BI. Ni-slrn. M. Null, P. I.1-iiibzivh. 'F. Loi-pvi'. Si-vmid Row D. Law. Cf. Nuding. R. Marks. 'lf U'Brivi1. Third Row K. Milla-r. A. Mi-rkvl, F. Larkin. Nluhlm-nhe-rg. Fourth Row- D. Dunn. E. l,iIliiilHll'li. NIc'Govvrn. Mullin. Fifth Row li. Puvlik. Y. l.:iFutzi. A. Mirliosm-if. C. Pvrrotti. First Row .'N 5 ii if ae' Is it 'ruiii ui 'luiii': ' .isks l.. IIm'ii.ik. X L'rosswo1'cl punlm- hm-lps In 4-iil.ii'm' ilu-- ' ' 'Q 'z 'ilki-ip M. Hui'- faiii, P. Huln-r. M, Ili-iirirli. R, Ilullaipfi-I. . Nvlsuii. l'. Strzikai. M. Fivuim. D. Kolsmi. . Km-llaighvr. U. Kiiglvr. M. lli-iiry. QQ. Vlllllil. Rvusiiig. I.. Ili-xiiiv. R. Klwlixqii, iiid B. Kvllirzikis. C. lliiitlivix M. lmssiu. P. Nioyvip ll. Kgilmizi Scroiicl Row- R. Kvllvy. R. Murruw, R. Oswald. R. Cixi:-Hu Third Row M. licsnivwski. l'. Muyvr. M. Ni-lsuii. l'. lmllig Fourth Rmv---A, cii2llHli2lt'0Hl3l. Mvlloiinld. Y. Puiwuli, F Lubzis. Fifth Patti-11. Row Cf. l,4'lllil'l'. P. Murphy. MvQuille-ii. R and of truth. First Row -I. Bllfkllft. S. .Xllu-rt, R. .Xrriold. Chris- mvr. Svconcl Row---J. cil'Sl'k2lS. S. Davin-S. N. David hm-isvr. Horst. Third Row D. Dilfm-lilxo. G. Borst. I . Ciurabi-llo, I.. Borst. Fourth Row- E. Flzuiim. lfrupi. K. Air-llo. M. .-Xttili. G. l luhm'hm-r. The- wvvkly rc-aiding clinic' prm-sa-rits 21 systviiizitiv. cuiiiprvhm-iisivn' rvzicliiig progrznn for all frm-shmvn. Engrossvd in thc-ir Modi-rn R1-:idirig tvxts zirv: G. Burst. R. Arnold. Burknrt, F. Ciznrzibm-llo. E. Bohnnvk. P. Clark. P. Imlliu. J. Crupi. B. Hurts-r. Ivfuhlvn- bvrg. M. Dnvicihvism-r. E, Flnmm, M. Boiilamfm-r. R. Cola-mzm. W. Harrv-r, I. liudiiigi-r. B. Ku-ish:-r. I.. Horst. J. Elini-. :uid M. D4-lp. 'liliv big dvlum- is on. Shall wx- re-airrii w1'Sll'l'I1 Gm-l'1iizxiiy? N14-iiilivrs of thi- pam-l rCox'i-rri :incl Y. Pzxnzoli am' livin! vstimiz-ml hy NI. Zwvir. :is chziirimm Iwi. Iruinpi-tt:-r. :incl Martin. P. Nfurphy, zinc 10118 Znmpvlli wc-igh thx- Vgilum- of thv opin- Qin-ii. SOPHUMORES Comparing thi- color and di-sign of thu original flag with thi- picture of tha- Blum Whitt-, and Rc-d in thvir tm-xtbooks arc- Frvnch studi-nts. N. Gilbc-rt, G. Gross. C. Palm. F. Rush, E. Wojrim-Cliowski. P. Hn-nsm-1, and M. Luvzis. Stud opened Now, zic'L'01'LliI1g to Plzmvli . . Willtvr- hzlltvr vxpoumls on thx' Qlllllltlllll Light 'Flu-ory to slwpticzil iinclc-rvlzissiilvii. G. Bri-m-iss-r. Burns. BVIIIZ. T. Faust. Burst, Dori. R. Bzlusman. Blarichzircl, l.. Anusxm-wski. :mtl M. fllll'lIlOtlll. FRANYL First Row--R, Aschvnbrvnncr. D. Flzunm. E. D1-lCollo, J. Essig. Sc-Cond Row-C. Doolvy, K. Borgvt, S. Dori. N. DiGi0sia. Third Row+R. Bausman. Eckvrt. M. A. Chanton, M. Fosnocht. V. Fitzrharlcs. Fourth Rowfj. Bc-ntl. W. Daubs-r, G. Bla-ssing. T. Faust. Fifth Rowfj. Burns, P. Encltcr. P. Adams. Sixth Row-E. Corlvy. E. Auvhtvr. '26 9 Ula . . . lfirsl Row R. Rmunuski K. Szmivgo. F. Stn-ullyu. , , 1 'll-mplin. S1-cond Row G. Rolyrki. Spvigvl. C. Spohu. Trvlmiu. Third Row D. Solmrzzlk. I. lN'iv1'zlJi4'ki. S. Young. Sm'hwau't1. lfuurth Row-H B. vV0l'I'2ll, Sand:-rs. E. lN'itn'l1vy. Swim-vuk. lfifth Row R. Young. fl. Yovllwr, M. XvllI'lili'WlCZ Rylushnw. Thvsm- junior Busim-ss studm-nts. who can rvnd a chvvk backwards and forwards, will gin' vuvh oth:-r Il run for thvir monvy in futurm- yr-urs. Tlxvy lluvm- plvnty of pmm'Lic'l' now. M. Tvmplin criticizvs il Che-vk while' R. Rumaunski. M. Fosnorht, R. Syphvr. I.. Schowvr. G. Morris, M. R1-ddy, M. DiBlz1si. B. Ps-fllv-y, :md lvl. l.uc'r'hvsv study n husinm-ss form at ilu' de-sks. Oh. uv. not llIl0lll1'Y clvndlml-! But thats just what ll IS J. Mason, D. Nvimun. li. Kuhlm-rt. YY. Guthivr. CI. Rymslum G. Rl7ly'l'lil. G. Yovllu-r. G. Myzltt. G. lilm-ssiug. M. l.. l.m'n'lu'sn- P. M1-lthvr urs' putting lust miuuts- tuurlu-s to thvir mzmu scripts for thx- annual vontvst sponsorvd hy tha' National Prnsm Assoviation. Svvs-n rm-vm-ix'n'cl publivution in tha- zmtllologv. to a world 0 First RowfR. Syphvr. L. Srhowz-r. A. Sosa. T. Strauich. Sc-cond Rowfj. Yctzc-r. C. Tighv, K. Roth. R. Yallish. Third Row+W'. Smith. E. Swim-rczvwski. R. Santan-lli. E. Wojciv- Chowski. Fourth RowfM. Schwab. M. Sayvk. FI. Yuschalk. D. Sonsini, S. Srhiavo. Fifth Rowfl. WN'altvr. A. Szhablowski. G. VVL-ntzvl. J. Stvvs-nsou. First Row7A. Pc-tzvr, E. Nrewmoyvr. M. Liptak, Mctivicr. Svcond Rowgj. Mason. R. Maslvy. T. Lucas. H. Morrow. Third Row--G. Rathmau. M. Millvr. R. Pre-ntivv. F. Masiar. Fourth Row--M. Morris. D. Ni-iman. VV. Murphy, P. Ma-Ich:-r. Fifth RowiW. Pfrommc-r. J. May:-mick. R. Mountvastlv. Pruwalski. K. Roth wondm-rs what makvs a tuba a tuba. whilv WV. Smith. P. Hvnss-1, and R. Gromis inspvct thi- gargantuan instrunu-nt that bvlongs to Ca-ntra1,s marching band. wonder - A familiar sight to Uvntr1il's bziskvtbzill fans uri- thi- posti-rs nnnounring futuri- gmnvs, Domzigalski. R. Pvfhvy, R. Aschvu- bri-nnvr. K. Borgir-t, P. Bvckm-r. R. Aschvn- brm-nn:-r. and B. Ch-ary ara- contributing ths-ir artistiv ability to thu Colnpli-tion of thi-sv plzivards. First Row----E. Michvls. M. I.. Lm'c'hi'sA'i. D. Mavlzl. Y Mattassa. Sm-Cond Row- B. Quin-. E. Mrilann. R. P4-f flu-y. VV. Pfronmu-r. Third Row --B. Motkowski. R Pri-ndvrgast. YV. Orth. Fourth Row-B. Pi-muy. C Myatt. G. Morris, L. Pcttit. Fifth Row-VM, Rm-clcly. Nlanuszak. First Row---J. Gonvhcr. C. Giorgi. E. Kahlvrt. G. Ilipp. Ss-Cond Row---R. Li-walski. R. Hi-ini-, P. Hi-nsi-l. A. Kosik. Third Rowfj. Kvvgan. M. A. K4-llaghvr. S. Gants-rt. N. Gilbcrt. Fourth Row7B. Hurting. K. Kasc, B. Kirkputrirk. Fifth Rowfli. Hurniua. G. Kilkvr. where the dust 0 First ROWYJ, llonan. T. Ks-ltz. B. Koons. J. Glas:-r. Ss-cond Row--V. Hcrkman. E. Gantt-rt. A. Gallon, M. Fri-dt-rivk. Third Row-fR. Gromis. S. Horahan. VV. Guthicr, C. Fox. Fourth Rowfl. Gibnvy. P. Gaugls-r. M. Hughes, E. L1-ach. Fifth Row-F. Glass. M. Hanson. M. Hassle-r. A. Hornak. Sixth Row7G. Kanv, G. Grubvr. In tht-ir study of child Cari: E. Nvwmoyvr. M. Roddy. S. Gantt-rt, V. Fitzcharlvs. M. Hasslcr. and S. Ps-ttit learn to recognize whivh toys will Contributv most to thi' child's dcvvl- opml-nt through his play. To cnlivvn his rvport on K'Anu-rican Colonies, D. Tobin uses picture-s from Cornpton's Pirturv Filsr. Lost in contvrnplation arc: A. Szhablowski. E. Hurnnia. R. Luwalski. E. Auchtc-r. R. Ht-inc. A. Hornak. M. Kc-llaghcr, T. Kcltz. J. Km-gan. S. Horahan, E. Gantt-rt. J. Anni- balli. B. Koons. and R. Vallish. 30 Thi- Automotive Essentials course introduccs A. Szha- blowski. E. Swivrczvwski. VV. Pfronirnvr, R. Santan-lli. Spin-gi-I. and R. Heine to Clutch discs, pistons. carburv- tor. and all thc othvr parts that makc tht- whw-ls go 'round. 31 First Row-M. Fit-rro. J. Anniballi, J. Blanchard. M. Dc-asv. Sc-vond R0w7R. Bingamfm, Domagalski. G. Brciiviscr. J. Borst. Third Row-P. Bcckcr, P. Did- young. M. Cuccinotta, B. Clvary. Fourth Row-R. Firk. NI. Di Blasi. R. Achvnbrvnnc-r. C. Abvln. Fifth Rowf J. Bs-rtolut, J. Butto. P. Farricr. L. Anuszcwski. opportunit F. Maslar. G. Grubm-r. and A. Gullvn Clivck 21 wcight problvm whirh R. PITIIKTCK' has worki-tl algcbrairally at tht- board. At thi-ir suits P. Adams. J. Bs-rtolvt. I. Gibm-y. M, Km-lla-gin-xx T. Kvltz. R. Hvinv. G. Kilkvr, B. Hurting. G, Kano. and VV. Guthivr. art' doublc Chcvking. XXI-ll, now. thz1t's Rl .t1of1Lt. ' Houzm. C. Hipp. C. Kilkvr. R. Harris. A, Kozik. and LI. Hughc-S 1'xpc-rimvnt with Olll' of thi- nvw strwzuxlliuvd ps-ucil shnrpvm-rs installc-d in thu' classrooms this yvnr. lnthvl' I' 1 lt'kt'1' lJl'lIlgS szlwml vvssvls usvd in thx' Holy S2ll'l'ifiK't' of thx- Mass into thx' K'12lSSI'00lll so that Rvligion stuclrnts. S. Sc'hi:wo. E. Yusvhulk. G. YN'1'11tzn-1. LI. Yurkir-wivz. :xml li. W'itc'h1-y vim study thvm first lmmxclf' was turned to old. Sn-riously intvm upon Ending thx- volmm- of zu Parton am- Cs-nm-rnl Math stuch-nts, F. Glass. R. Nlzxslvy. Maya-rnifk. :mil R. Prvndw-rgust. .-l1 Mwfxzkwl . K VV K W ,Ml .,.,,., ,uv .,,.A xggwgxg, --wpini .'w- IV A f Q. ' mg! IU IOR Our hearts First Row--C. Ds-nunzio. R. Cro- conn. J. Born, Abe-ln. Ss-Cond Row --R. Elbn-rt. D. Ertz. R. Albrvvht. D. Chi-lius. Third Row-E. Ds-Anga-lo. A. Bausrhvr, A. Dcvinv. A. Cappella. J. Dugan. Fourth RowfR. Colvs- worthy. M. Brady, R. Donohuc. Connolly. C. Boland picks from ll. I.um'ci's hand in 21 l r1-m'h vocali- ulnry Card mann- whilv C. lvlv- Kvnna and R. Svhwnrtz stucly thm-ir own hands. Also vnjoying thx- 281110 un- M. Gunn-rt. A. Ginn- 2l2ll'0lllO, Gross. and C. Fll'Ill- ming. who arm- sm-atm-cl :lt thc- othn-r tublv. irit Row E Locpvr. M. lvfzlivr. E. H1-ckinan. A. First Row-V-l. Forclyvv, M. FI4-mining. Gross. C. lincttm, Hickman. Sn-cond RowA-M. Kostival. R. Fm-lix. Sr-cond Row--F. Guidara. A. Ginnginvorno, ll. Krom mr Iozpir Third Row---P. Klick. S. Le-wulski. Frm-burn. Third Row--C. Frankowiak. E. Fnlasvo. CI. M1-'ka T Kostnal. M. Lindingvr. Fourth RowfH. Flcrnining. K. Grvytok. Fourth Row-V P. Cs-ig:-r. R. luui B Hofininn VV. Hoffman. J. Larkin. Falin. J. Gallnghvr. I I -XJLJJYQ +x4f ' f were youu . . . First R0wfB. Esta-rly, D. Dru-xlvr. G. Bolzmfl. Botzum, Svvoml Row- H. .'xSi'hk'HlJI'l'llIlK'I'. M. Evans. I.. Burlthurt. Corrigan, Thircl Row- P. Conlon. C. Donzxlclson. M. Bn-rkrr. -X. Baum-r. Fourth Rowflf. Dm-ll. R. Dombroslii. T. Cnulvr, llipalr, Daly. First Rowell Mills. S. Rs-mln. G. Rommiovic. D Quimbcy. Scvoncl Rowfj. Mull:-n. F. Nt'llll'th, K. Millvr V. Mc'Dm-x'itt, Third R0w-- T. Pom-ringvr. S. Pr:-ntiu'. P Millvr. Mt-rka-l. Fourth Row- -T. MK'DOll1llCl. T. Own-ns D. Rm-pko. Fifth Row-R. Rohrbarh. D. Mc'Ki-onv. lf Mazurkim-wicz. our spirits First Row7S. Zic-linski, H. Tittlc. M. Zorc-na. J. lVaningvr. Svcond Row +A. Szymborski, T. Sullivan, E. Svhacflcr. J. Smith. Third Row-J. Succk. Tighv, J. Stove-r. A. Shuka-r. Fourth RowfA. Zangrilli. Schmidt, D. Wt-ntling. Fifth Row-A. VValton. S. WR-rtz. J. Connolly and H. Asvhc-nbrcnm-r probe thu Modern History class for their opinions on the Korn-an War. S. Lcwalski, current nt-ws export, stands ready to dm-fond or oppose the Usay-sou of E. Hcckman, J. Halctsky. R. Falin, H. Tittlc, S. Rr-mza, P. Geiger. H. Frm-burn, D. Quimbcy, and L. Pr-ntz. 36 In rcsponsv to thc Papal plea for artion in support of Catholic litcraturv. thc srhool li- brary providm-s students with an introduction to our Catholic hr-ritagc. R. Thrvn. E. I la-mming, J. Rc-ardon. R. Hs-ist. R. Crocona. C. Fcirht, E. Snyder. L. Burkhart, B. Magma and M. Zorz-na page through thx- Catholic books displayvd for thc' Christmas book salv. hih ML'l'ka'l. M. Millx'x'. B. Kuzio. A. l,lll1.'ttL'. B. Estvrly. and S. Pwntiu- study thi- prow-ss of making am-tatv rayon. Thi-y arm- comparing thi- cruclc wood pulp with thi- bm-autiful fabric that is thx- linishn.-cl procluct. First Row7A. Troilo. Spangler, R. Roth. E. Snydvr. Sc-Cond RowfR. Sioglc. M. Svornavacchi. R. Thrvn. S. Wyatt. Third Row-R. Schlcifcn- hm-imvr. R. Svhwartz, Smith. Fourth Row-J. Succk. T. Svhwcgniann. Fifth Row--J. VV1.-lsh. J. Schiavo, R. Y:-agvr. 536.232 ' QNX Prior to a rough class in niu-i'liani1'al clraw- ing. D. Ertx shows his partially voinplvtvml skvtfh of a Illlllltilljlt' iron wrm-nrll to stuclvnt L'IlglIll'l'I'S. F. Faust, K. Millvr. 'l'. Ml'l,l7Il1llll. R. Donohuv. Schmidt. and R. Rolirlmacli. l.. Pivtrusxynski is I'k'lIl0YlIlQ his rlrawinu lmoarcl from the- Cupboard. 137 E H. Links-y. Rogosky. VV. Harm-r. R. Dom- broski, T. Srhwc-gmann. and P. Klirk arc- vvri- fying thc chcmivzll fact that potassium vhlorim- Contains 39. 2 'fi oxygvn. our minds First RowfA. Noblv. R. Morganti. -I. Ri-zirdon, M. Milla-r. Sc-cond Row- -- I.. Pic-truszynski. T. Rvvdy. D. Quirv, C. MCKL-nna. Third Row7I,. Pm-ntz. M. Ps-tro. B. Nin-mczyk. M. Nzmgli-. Fourth Row7R. Pcfflvy. R. Noll. Rogosky. D. Mc'Cfz1rthy'. A ri-fordirig of Ili-ins-'s Div Lorvls-i transports Gvr- mzm stud:-ms. M. Bvckvr. T. Rl'l'Ciy, R. Rohrlizivh. R. Sc'hlm'ifvnhs'in1c'r, R. Pvmc-y, Gombzir, and M. Flvni- ming to tha- banks of thi- Rhim' whvri- ll bc-uutiful wuts-r spritv lurvs thv sailors to thi-ir cl:-nth. read . . . Evvn thc' bird bath is put to good usv by thc gvonu-try studvnts. R. Harris. K. Groytok. B. Nia-mczyk. R. Noll. B. Katrinzik. D. MCK1-Onv. and Botzum are' trying to prow' that thc' i'il'l'llIIlfl'Yt'l'li'l' of thx' Cirrlc' vquals 2 pi r. First RowfM. Gaim-rt. K. Har- mut. J. Frork, M. Glasvr. Sm-Cond Row --F. Faust, P. Gibilisco, Gombar. R. Harris. Third Row7E. Flemming. C. Fox. Halvtsky. P. Gibncy. C. FL-ivht. 3 9 Futurv lm00kivs of .'xlIlt'l4ii'kl. Il. l'il'l't'lbllI'Il G ' am. T, Sullivan. 'lf ci1lllll'l'. flrusx M. E. G2lllll'Fl. 'If Kostivzll. M. Pm-tru. K. Hsu'- it. D. Hoyvr. D. l i'oc'k, A. Shukvr, Kopifki B. Kulio. Sucfk. D. Krurlvwski. amd C Izitshzlw ulllilkl' with thu- mlvhits amd vivclits, S35 Shivvring in thvir boots at thv thought of xi third quiz this wr-i-k A. Troilo. R. MiJfgHI1tl. A. Noblv. J. Mi-rklv. A. W'alton. T. Rvvlly. D. Q,uir1', J. Schiavo, Rogoslcy. and II. Spanglvr ph-ad with Fathvr Doinhay to show soinv im-rfy. Hoping' against hope M. CZiUlTIIl3H. Uipar. C. Dv- nunzio, E. Di-Angm-lo. and an unidcntifivd Junior stan thi- bulli-tin board to sm- if thi-y HN' slim-Cl for thi-ir two pri-Cious frm' Clays--21 rm-ward for all thosn- who hmm- in-auhvcl an 8524! in 1-vt-ry suhjm-Ct during thc last half sviiim-st1'i'. -lil to accept the challen e P. F0l'Clyi'L'. Kopifki. C. Donaldson, P. Con- lon, and Hwknifm prow- that spvvd. vfl'ici4-iiry. and 2ll'l'l1l'2ll'Y van ln- nttnini-fl only by pr:1Ctiu'. sau .,,. . -,,-rf' 2 ,. w fo As 21 prvpzirution for thi- junior Town Mi-1-ting, G. Pri-nd:-rgzist dis- russvs with Wintvrhullvr. P. Frank. and J. Bukowski tha' pros and rons of HSh0uld 18-yi-ar-Olds hm' draftvdf' 42 0 we scaled the mountain 0 Whafs in 21 photograph that mukm-s studf-nts coll:-ct them till thcir Walla-ts bulgu? C. Jnniszcwski and M. Prcntifm' cxvhungv picturvs whilc DcTurm'k and Kaufmann uppraisu D. Brunnvr's trvzisurvs. ,Q Physirs studs-nts, QI. Curri- gzxn. U. Uiclyoung. M. Kait- rinzik. M. j. Gruml. and M. Dvvins- am- vxpvriinvnting to discoxw-r thi- im-chuiiiczil zul- vantzigm- :md vfhvia-m'y of thi- inrlins-cl plains' and pullm-ys whiiv D, Sww-nm-y tzikvs dam. Str-rio-sp:-1-cistm-rs M. Borzafrhini and J. Pan- fllv tzlkc dictation from Guthis-r whilv A. Wim-chi-cki, I . Rush, P. Sharp, G. Gross. J. Gantt-rt. and B. Gln-mbovki transcribe at thc-ir st-nts. You'rm- all wrong! Avrording to thx' latcst fashion na-ws from Paris. thi-y'rv we-aring thc' brims up,', arguvs R. Dru-xl:-r whilr' L. Ankcr. G. Didyoung and Bt-ntz srnils- in dish:-lim-f. 43 culture . . . B4-forv thi- wvdding hm-lls ring for Us-ntrul itvs. Fzithvr McGrath instrnvts S1-niurs thx' 'whys' and 'whvrvforvs' of ri1:u'i'ing1-. Pic turn-cl with lfuthvr am-: R. Zuchuwsl-gi. NN'ivr7bic'ki. UH llummn. M. Rirhzirds. li. Wink. and H. fs? to reap the Futhvr McGrath Inakvs his stuclm-nts familiar not only with thi- languagv of thi- Gvrmans but also with thc rs-alia of that Country. Hi-rv M. Bonk, R. Hartvr. Auchtvr. C. Boarnan, and S. Faust cnjoy Fathcr's Com- ma-nts on thc Cuckoo Clock. thv stvin, and uthvr objcvts that hv has Ill2lIlI1gl'fl to procure from across thx- dm-vp luluvfi And thvy Clvnn 'i'm. too! Dusting :mtl brush- ing thi-ir typcwritl-rs is 21 ww-kly OI'l'l1I'l'l'Ilt'l' for Pzinfilv. A. Elin:-. B. Fritz. D. l roc'k. P. Flvm- ing. RI. Thru-n. P. Sharp, l.. Sl'llIl2llJl1'. lkl. Lion- wuy. H. Marry, G. Bri-hm. A. Cris.1fulli. LI. Palm. A. l'lL'l'II12lIl. l . Rush, :intl D. Briiiixivix If thi- svniors urn- ruught Illlllllllllllg. C, D. Ef' or it is not bi-cniisv thvy :ml rvturning to thi-ir QTIIIIIIIIRII' sfhool clzxys. Nu. it is filing tiniv. Anrl M. Huinnin. M. Horyt'lko. J. Stzlnkin-wic'z. E, Hmm-S, :incl Bozunzm am- I.Ji'l'fl'K'tlI1g' thvir U'l'lllllQlll'. lfuturm' viiiployws will know whvrm- things urn-. .H ik xn- W Vw .-Xml whvn the-y got tln-11-, thx- slows wvrs- burv! But D. Brunm-r. S4'llllll'I', ll. Mum-y. XT. x1Ol'U.1lIlti. K. Mzllivk. M, Illlllllllll. Y. Cur- riqnn. M. Richards. :md M. Gamtvr :uw happy m spin' of it ull. 'Hu-y am- 1-xzunining thv nm-w xtmrs instullvd in ilu-ir IIOIIH' l':l'OIlOlIlil'S dv- Q mzxrlun-nt by tlu- CIUIISIIIIIUI' Gab I A R1-ruling is notvcl for its Pl'llllSf'IY2lIliLl Dutvh mwls. Examining an nvw nm-st of molds for Qgriffitu work gm- c:l'l'lllllil'S stuclvnts: E. Stzlvh- 1-rski. S. ft4'IIS1'llll'l'. I . Ciivhmviw. R. Parks. -I. Sl!4'Ill'l'lk, znml Urlumlo. -15 Mg .I ll harvest of truth. xxlth ll fl'lltlll'lk or NYIKIIUIII Al tl'JlIlll'l'. .1 ummm- mum! IS that will hvau' thx-il' Sifllllllllllk Sl'1llThillU, thx- sallnplm fm Ihr um- zm-: M. Kntrinzlk. M, Bunk. U. Nl'YVllNYyl'l'. illlll XX. M01'1'1s. ,I LJ l zum- rnrcl. But sm-niurs zm- pnrtivulau' ilhlblli thv stylv ,..... y Seniors . . . Rose M. Adams 805 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Latin 1, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Press 3, Junior Aux- iliary 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. Daniel R. Boone 801 Kenhorst Boulevard Sacred Heart Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1, Orchestra 1 Clubs: Rosary 1, Our Lady of Fatima 4. josephine A. Auchter 242 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Student Association: Associate Representative 2, Represen- tative 3, Council Member 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Latin 1, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Press 3, Junior Aux- iliary 4. Q Stephen Banco 614 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Clubs: Mission 1, Mathematics 2, First Aid 3, Discussion 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1-2. ames N Bentz 441 Chestnut Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Clubs: Mother Pauline 1 Mathematics 2 Visual Aid 3 De bate 4. Gerald W. Blanchard 590 Avenue B, Glenside St. Margaret Parish Publications: Centralrna 4 Clubs: Catholic Action 1, Visual Aid 2, Christopher 3, Dis cussion 4. Charles F. Boaman 1232 Spring Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association.' Representative 1-2, Council Member 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Student: l-2 Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4 Music: Senior Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Clubs: Mission 1 Band 2-3-4 ogce M Boaman 716 Bellevue Avenue, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angels Parish Honor Student: 2-4 Clubs: Spanish 1-2, Mission 3, Service 4 Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1 1. I ji. rwaryann G. Bonlr 828 We-iscr Sm-vt St. Margarvt Parish Clubs: Tall-nt l-3. Biology 2, Discussion -1-. .Mary L. BOI'lIll't'lllII1. 832 North Tvnth Strve-t St. Josm-ph Parish Honor Siudenti 2. Clubs: Latin l. Catholic .Notion 2. lvfothvr Paulina- fl. Our Lady of lfatima l, Gertrude ill. Brelzm Pr-nn Highway. Sinking Spring St. Paul Parish Honor Student: l-2-fl-4. Clubs: Catholic' Action 1, Our Lady of Fatima Junior Auxiliary il-l. Dolorex L. Brurzlwr' 341 Moss Stn-vt St. Mary Parish Clubs: Art 2-3. Mission 4. june Bulrozixvlri 413 South Twvlffh Strc-vt St. Nlary Parish Student Asroeiation: Assoriatc- Ri-prcscntativv 3. Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Rc-d Cross 2. Cha-inistry fl. Discussion -l. Gerald F. Burns 1241 Pi-rry Stn-vt St. Josm-ph Parish Clubs: Mission l. Our Lady of Fatima 2. Visual Aid il-4 Anthony Carabrllo 304 South Third Strvvt lloly Rosary Parish Clubs: lN'Iission l, lVlZltlN'Ill2lI4ll'S 2. Chvlnistry il. Di-batv 4. 47 fanzziv lr. Carrigan 5l1l Marrh Strvvt. Shillington St. John Baptist ds- l.aSallc Parish Clubs: Rc-d Cross 2. Visual Aid Il. Dm-batv l. Athletifx: Football fl-4. Intl-rclass and Varsity Track 3-4. l'1'1'071i4'a ill. C.lKlI'I'lQI17l 5lIl March Stn-vt. Shillington St. john Baptist dc- Clubx: Our Lady of Fatima 2. Horns-making 3-4. Frlix Ciz'h0:c'i4': 102-l Muhlcnhn-rg Strvvt Clubs: Mathm-inatirs 2, First Aid fl. Disfussion 4. Atblelics: Basm-ball fl--1. Phyllis If. Coldzwz. 612 Old Wyoniissing Road Honor Studenl: I-2-fl-1. Publications: Hillxirle Echoes fi-4. St LaSalle- Parish . Mary Parish Sacrz-d Ht-art Parish Music: Junior Band l. Senior Band l-2-3-'l. Orchvstra l-LZ-Il-l. Clubs: Band l-2-fl--l. illaffz' A. Cmifvay 518 Vcsta Placv. Hydv Park Holy Guardian Publications: Hillside Iifhoex 3-4. Muxie: Junior Band 1, Svnior Band 2-3. Orrhvstra 2-3. Clubs: Tal:-nt 1, Band 2-3. Mission Al. Color Guard Instruftor 2-3-4, Color Sc-rgvant 4. .lU.YI'l1l'l B. C.lO.t'1'I'H!7 437 North Elvvs-nth Stn-vt Clubs: Mission l-2. Christophvr fl. Our Lady of Fatima Afhleticx: Football 3-4. Track 1. A.Q7l1'.V R. f.l7'i.Yflf1lHl 42-l Orangm- Strwt Clubs: Biology Christoph:-r 3, junior Auxiliary -l. 4. S Holy I. Angi-ls Parish Jos:-ph Parish Rosary Parish 48 a f' ,, ..-as-,:,f. 1, '. .,-W int., 4lSXlRH'7fE3 -T,p W !M,,,n,,,.L.,,f,s,., ax ., o I N sails E .P Seniors . . . l llllchafl R. DePaul Robert A, Drexler 211 Melrose Avenue- Stony Cffvk Mills , , , 244 North Eleventh sam sf. Paul Parish St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Recording Secretary 4. Clubs: Talent 1, Christopher 3-4. Debate -le. Honor Student: 2. Athletics: Varsity Football 1-3-4, Varsity Basketball 4, Base- Clubs: Mission 1-2, First Aid 3, Student Association 4. ball 3. Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3-4, Freshman and jay Vee Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4, Freshman and Varsity Football 2-3-4. Elna C. Eames fohn E' Deywurck 306 West Douglas Street St. Margaret Parish 210 Penn Terrace, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Clubs: Rosary 1, Christopher 2. Our Lady of Fatima 3, Library 4. Mary N. Devine 745 North Eleventh Street St'. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1. Music: Junior Band l. Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2. Clubs.' Band 1-2-3-4. Gerard Didyoung 130 North Twenty-third Street. Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Representative 3-4. Honor Student: I-2. Clubs: Mission 1, Christopher 2, Spanish 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Baseball l-3. Freshman and Jay Vee Basketball 1-2. Freshman and Varsity Football 2-4, Baseball Manager 2, Football Manager 3. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Catholic Action 1, Biology 2, Mission 3, Serviee 4. 1 14 West Clubs: 3-4. R. D.-No. Honor Music: Clubs: Anne Ill. Elinc Douglass Street St. Margaret Parish Catholic Action l, Our Lady of Fatima 2. Spanish Paul T. Essig l, Stony Creek Mills St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student: 4. junior Band l. Senior Band l-2-3-4. Orchestra 2-3-4. Rosary 1. Band 2-3-4. r V I F . ' f 'if - 't7 ?FF?! Tf 'f 4 '3' 'f ff f'4f 'W'?T: 'F!i0 .'U '!!'1!1'v1Q f ':Y 'v'ffz:1wqn':1v'm'sv'--'wmv-u - . . . . ,. . , . r . C ' . - f fe ' 'Q Seniors . . . Shirley R. Faust Barbara A. Fritz 828 McKnight Street St. Margaret Parish 101 Schiller Sl-ree! St' Paul Parish Clubs: Talent 1, Biology 2, Talent 3, Mission 4. Honor Student, 2 Clubs: Catholic Action 1, Biology 2, Spanish 3-4. Patricia M. Fleming 206 North Sixth Street St. Paul Parish Dolores M- Frovk Student Association: Associate Representative 1-4, Represen- 411 North York Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish tative 2. Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Clubs: French 1, Cheerleading 2, Spanish 3, Service 4. Cheerleader: 2-3. Honor Student: 2-3-4. Clubs: Talent 1, Latin 2, Spanish 3. I jane F. Gantert Eugene C. Franckowzak 551 S th T th St t St M I Parish 868 North Evans Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish ou en ree . a y . Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Christopher 2-3, Debate 4. , - - - Athletics: Baseball 2-3-4, Varsity Football 3-4, Manager 2. Clubs' Latin 1 2, Spanish 3' Patricia A. Frank Mary A' Gantert 1039 North Twelfth street st. Joseph Parish 152 North From Street Sf- Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Senior Band 1. Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Clubs: Red Cross 1-2-3, Service 4. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Spanish 3, Service 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. 50 ,QM- .pi Q. Starilf'-i' ff. CIi'z1w'111i'1 23 Balwr Str:-vt, Mohnton St. John Baptist mli- l.aSalli- Parish fflubv: Christophi-r l. Nlission 2. Our lauly of Fatima '5. llisvussinn il. Rita Gianmtli 746 Eurlid .'xYl'IlLll'. illvllllllt' lloly Guardian .Knut-ls Parish fflubx: Tale-nt l, Nfothn-r Paulina- 2. Spanish fl. lNIissinn l. Athlelirx: Bas:-ball l-2. Varsity Baslu-tball l-2-Ii-l. Be'1r1r1d1'ft1' T. flli'111l1m'ls1' 1350 Cotton Str:-vt St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 2-4. Cflubx: Ri-cl Cross 2. Spanish fl. Mission l. fH7IIf'.i' fluid lllll Alsau- Road Sl. just-ph Parish Student A.t.vnriaiior1: Cuunril Mi-mln-r fl. Ri-px'i'svntatix'v l. Clubs: Mission I, Christophvr 2. Studvnt Council Ii. Spanish l. Alhletirx: Varsity Football l-2-fl-'l. l r4-shnian and .lay Yew- and Varsity Baslxwt- hall l-2-3. Bass-ball I. Uwfrizdi' R. Umm Glll North Ninth Strvvt St. Paul Parish Publimtionx Hillside liflzoet Ii-l. Clubs: Spanish l-2. l ri-nrh 3-4. Jlary 'Iam' C. Grunzz' 516 South Eli-va-nth Stn-vt SS. Cyril anal Me-thotlius Parish P!1bH!TfIfi07l.Y.' Clf'7lfl'I117IIII il. lflubxs Tale-nt 1. Biology 2, Chi-niistry fl. Spanish 1. Arhletim: Baskuthall Managvr l-2. lI1l'l1ll4'llI1f' A. Uutlzirr 522 South Ninth Stn-ct SS. Cyril ancl Mi-thoclius Parish Clubs: Spanish l-2. Junior Auxiliary fl. Si-rvirv l. 51 Robmt G. Harfrr 202 Clifton Ax'viuu-. Shillingfon St. Paul Honor Slurlrnfx l-2-'L Clubs: Spanish I-LTA-L Christoph:-r 3. Atlzlflifm' Varsity Baski-tball -L .4I1Il JI. Hl'l'771Hll 231 North 'll-nth Strvvt St, Paul fflubx: Catholic' Lit:-raturv l. Catholic Action 2, Spanish 3. Sr-rviw 4. Ivlaryann C. Horyrslm 4446 Kutxtown Road. Tvinplc- lloly Guardian Angvls Aluxic: Drum Majorctti- 4. Junior Band 1-2. Si-nior Band 3-4. Orchvstra Clubs: Band l-2-3--P. Afhlrlirv: Varsity Baskvtball 1. illarilyn L. Humma 1026 Wooclxali- Avi-nur-. Mt. P1-nn St. Catharinc of Sic-na Muxic: Glu- Club 2. lflubs: llornv Eronomirs 1-2--L Mothi-r Paulini- fl. Carl A. .Ia11i.s':f'zf'.flfi 1220 Spruce- Stre-vt St. lklary Clubs: Christophn-r 2. First Aid 3. Spanish 4. Athleiicx: Varsity Football 2-3-4, Bass-ball 2-3-4. john P. Kami 133 VVundm-r Strs-vt St. Paul Publicfztionx: CYKVLKTIIIHIII 4. Clubr: Library 1. Biology 2, Che-mistry 3. hfiission 4. Nlarilyrz A. Katrinak 51-IA South Sixth Str:-vt SS. Cyril and Mcthodius Honor Sturlenl: l-2. Student Axxncinlion: Assoriatc Rc-pu-sc-ntatix'v 2. lflubx: Library I-2. Pri-ss 3. Mission 4. 52 Parish Parish Parish RL4. Parish Parish Parish Parish ...im Ty 12:7 z Y ' - ' . 1 , M , 1'ff1,PWsw9fvK-www-m-ww-v T-3.-,,7,..FH,,,gH,jv,W,,,E.,mE,,,F,T,,s ,-. ,T . i -.4 - -:iv ., f - -: ' .. ,.., H . A J -131 4 - . .56 ,iw . .- ' 'A ' gi .mul 1-' J 14- -s ' -L ' 1 . - Seniors . . . john D. Kaufman 1548 North Ninth Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Mission l-4, Fatima 2-3. Robert E. Kelly 856 South Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Clubs: First Aid 4. George 1. Kostival 634A Bingaman Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Student Association: Associate Representative 2, Represen- tative 3, Council Member 4. Clubs: Library 1, Visual Aid 2-3-4. , s Carolyn B. Krauss if 1518 Kenhorst Boulevard, Kenhorst St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 2. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Home Economics 2, Chemistry 3, Talent 4. Walter S. Kruszewski 312 Wunder Street St. Mary Parish Clubs: Spanish 1, Biology 2, First Aid 3, Spanish 4. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4. Patricia A. Kurczewski 828 Hampden Boulevard St. Mary Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Library 1-2, Press 3, Service 4. Donald M. Lesher 752 Birch Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-4. Clubs: Spanish 1, Biology 2, Visual Aid 3-4. M. Minnie Lucas 464 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Library 1, Biology 2, Press 3, Red Cross 4. Seniors . . . Helen B. Macey Dorothy E. Milco 51 North Carroll Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish 507 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Junior Red Cross 1, Home Economics 2-3-4. Honor Student: 2-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Red Cross 1-3, Biology 2, Service 4. Kathleen R. Malick 157 West windsor Street se. Margaret Parish Mao' A- Mvfgfmfi Clubs, Library 1 Home Economics 2-3-4. 4250 Eighth Avenue, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish Clubs: Red Cross 1, Home Economics 2-4, Mission 3. Mary Louise E. Martino , . , Wzllzam Morris 1138 Cotton Street Holy Rosary Parish 2609 Cumberland Avenue, Mt. Penn Honor Student: 2-3-4. St. Catharine of Siena Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. I . . Q I Clubs: Red Cross 1, Biology 2, Press 3, Spanish 4. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Visual Aid 4. Athletics: Football Manager 2-3. john E. McCann Chester L. Motkowski 502 Brighton Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish 1349 McKnight Street St. Margaret Parish Clubs: Mission 1, Latin 2, First Aid 3, Discussion 4. Music: Senior Band 1-2, Orchestra 1-2. - Athletics: Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Basketball Man- Clubs: Band 1-2, Spanish 4. ager 1. Athletics: Football 4, Track 4. 54 2... Ariat My - .-.,,,,, F-1.5 K- ' , Eff' Q96 u-IN .11 2,8 6. 'Ns gf .l1!1IQIIH'f .llulligall 467 Birth Str:-vt St. Paul Parish Hmm: Sflulrrilf 2-sl. P111IIifIIfl'Il1l.Yf cifllflllllllll -l. l.Iub.v: Latin l. Biology 2. Chcinistry 3. Spanish bl. Athleflifxf jay Yu- and Varsity Haskvthall I-3. .IUHII Iii. .ywfxnll 27lll Prospn-vt Bt-ull-vard. l'e'nnsidn- St. clillllllflllt' of Sivna Parish l.'lub.v: Latin l. Biology 2. Spanish 3. S4-i'vic'v -1. Athletifxz Base-ball 1-2. jay Vcc and Frm-shinan Baskm-thall I. Varsity Baslu-thall J-.3-4. ffclflfllll lf. .vwzvrrzoywr 5150 N1llllN'l'I'y Strvvt St. l'aul llill'lSll Sturlrnt A.v.mrinti011.' Assoriati' R1-pri-sm-rltatiw' l. M14.vir.' Glu' Club 2. Clubs: Mission 1-Al. lfatiina LZ-3, mfoxvltrli 13. Urlmzdu 263 North Front' Strvvt lloly Rosary l'ai'ish Clubx: Our Lady of Fatima 24, First 'Xicl 3. C11 1 nl ,ll. Palm XX Q I 3 'API' :Y :ff 915 lvfulhvrry Strvvt St, laul larish llonnr Sturlenl: l-ii-4. Publiratinnx: Hillxidfv Ifrlinm' fl--l. .' 111152 Catholic' l.itm-raturv l. Spanish 2. l i'vm'li '34, .loan zll. Panfilw 18 llowarcl Strwt. Stowt' St. Gahrirl Parish Honor Sturlrnl: 2-fi--l. Cflubx: Latin l-2. Spanish ll. Rohm! A. Pmkx l-H5 North lfourtm-nth Strvvt St. Paul Parish fflubx: Missicwii l. Visual Aid 2-3-4. 55 George A. Pr'f'11d4'1jga.xt 45 Howard Strm-vt. YW-st l.awn Sacrc-d Ile-art Parish Student 4vv0fintion' R'Jrc'svntatix'1- l-2. Council N11-iiilwr 13. Pri-sidm-nt 4. . . ,, , . my Honor Student: l-2-3--l. Publiention.f.' l1illsia'e Erhoes 3-I. Clubs: Tali-nt l. Visual Aid 2-'l-. Studi-nt Counvil fl. Athletics: Baslu-thall Managvr 2-fl-4. Aiiriam C. Pwrztire +65 Gordon Strcvt St. Maruari-t Clubx: Our Lady of Fatima 3. Mission 4. Athletirx: Varsity Baskvthall fl-'14 Carol S. Rathman 1250 Spring Stru-vt St. .Iosvph Honor Student: l-2. Publirntionx: Centrnlnza 1. Music: Junior Band l. Clubx: Library 1-2, Cha-mistry 3. Spanish 4. Nlattliezt' D. Rerldington 740 North Sixth Stn-vt St. lNIaruarvt Student Association: Ri-prcss-ntatiw -l-. Clubs: Latin l. Biology 2. Chr-niistry 3. Spanish fl. Athletics: Frm-shnian Baskvtball l. Managvr 2-fl-4. Intl-rvlass and Varsity 2-I3-4, Football Managvr 3. rlflafy XVI. Riclzafdx 357 North 'liwm-lfth Strvvt St, Paul Publications: Hillside Eehoex fi. Clubs: Latin l. Art 2-3-4. Athletics: Jay Vw- and Varsity Baskvfball I-3. I 1'artL'e.s' T. Ruth 530 Robvson Straw-t St. Margaux-t Clubs: Tale-nt l, Biology 2. Frm-nvh 3-4. Loyola A. Sfhnable Parkvivw Hills. T4-niplc' R. D. NO. l Holy Guardian ,'hIlQ1'lS Student Asxociationi Rvpr1'sn'ntz1tivr- 3, Vin' Prcsids-nt 4. Clubs: Talvnt l, Chvvrlvadingr 2-4. Spanish 3. Cheerleader: 2-3--l. Athletics: Jay Vw- Baskvtball l. Varsity Baskctball 3. 56 Parish Parish Parish 'lravk Parish Parish Parish :L Q 'fm - -'r' ,','-',am.s,w , f - . W' 1 . ,.. ,,.'.,.. .:.a..........:f.esa ' -V . ' -- ' Seniors . . . 554--aw-: ,fm .---.L-1 WT-rg..-fs-A-I-q-if 4 - f Q: Kenneth F. Schower 1221 Buttonwood Street St. Paul Parish Clubs Rosary 1 Biology 2 Chemistry 3, Spanish 4. oAnne F. Schuler 1020 Moss Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student 2 3 4. Music Senior Band 1-2. Clubs Band 1 2 Junior Auxiliary 3, Service 4. Francis G. Schwegmann Music Senior Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 3-4. Clubs Library 1 Band 2-3-4. Bernard . Seaman 2535 Crant Street Mt Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Clubs Latin 1 Biology 2 Spanish 3, Fatima 4. Athletics Jay Yee and Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball l 2 3 4 G : h , . , . 1 1 : ' 1 Douglassville, R. D. No. 1 Immaculate Conception Parish . : . , I 4- 1 , 'Q L n Patricia A. Sharp 701 Holland Square, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Clubs: Talent 1, Mother Pauline 2, Spanish 3, Mission 4. Edward M. Shurilla 602 Laurel Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Publications: Centralma 4. Nlusic: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3, Orchestra 2-3. Clubs: Band 1-2-3, Debate 4. Athletics: Interclass Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Track 2-3-4. Geraldine M. Smith 250 Linden Street St. Paul Parish Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Spanish 1, Biology 2, Press 3, Junior Auxiliary 4. joseph A. Spencer 628 Spruce Street St. Peter Parish Clubs: Art 4. Seniors . . . + ,.r,...-.L..f-an-L.-,Q-z...... Q Edmund F. Stacherski 1720 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish Clubs: Mathematics 2, Music 3-4. Music: Junior Band 2, Senior Band 3-4, Orchestra 3-4. Anna M. Steidle 741 North Twelfth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2. Clubs: Mission 1, Band 2, Press 3, junior Auxiliary 4. joan M. Stankiewicz 537 South Fifteenth Street St. Peter Parish Honor Student: 2-4. Clubs: Mother Pauline 2, Spanish 3, Mission 4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 4. john Strernba 636 Bingaman Street St. Mary Ukranian Parish Clubs: Spanish 1, Mathematics 2, First Aid 3, Discussion 4. Athletics: Varsity Football 4. Vincent A. Suglia 635 Upland Avenue, Millmont Holy Rosary Parish Clubs: Christopher 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4. Daniel Sweeney 319 Butter Lane, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3. Clubs: Band 1-2-3-4. Margaret E. Thren 1316 Church Street St. Margaret Parish Honor Student: 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Talent 1, Band 2-3-4, Press 3. Claire M. Turner 1908 Hessian Road Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Clubs: French l-2, Junior Auxiliary 3-4. St. Paul Parish .IOIHI A. l1'f1ltr'r.x 3139 Kutztown Road lloly Guarclian Aim:-ls Clubx: Art 1. Mathvmativs 2. First Aid 3. Our Lady of Fatima -1. Atliletiff: lntvrvlass and Varsity Track 2-3-4. Amir' ll'i1'r'l1f'f'lfi 317 South Elm-yi-Ilth Strvvt Student A,vsori11tion.' Counril Mm-mhvr 4. P1ll7llvCllll07l.f.' llillfirle Efhllff 4. Clubs: Art Q-3--1. lfilygulf' A. l1'1'f'1:l1ir'l.'i 528 South Sixtm-nth Strvvt Clubs: Biology 2. First Aid 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. Athletirx: Intcrvlass and Varsity Trark 2-3-4. lfliznbvflz A. Whllt' 1428 Mul'il1'nbvrQ Strvvt Clubx: Talvnt 1. Junior Auxiliary Q-3-4. -Iowjnlz D. li'intf'1l1f1ltf'r 125 South Sixth Strm-vt Honor Student: 1-2-3--1. Student Association: R4-prcscntativv 1-2-3. Assistant' Svfrvtziry' Clubx: Library 1. Biology 2. Prvss 3. Disvussion 4. Grrard R. Yffzwr 325 Lindvn Strvvt Cflubx: Art 1-3--1, Biology 2. llflfU'j'l'llf'7I P. Zirntrlf 1026 Franklin Strwt Student Axmcirztion: Associate Rs-pre-ss-nfativv -1. Publications: Centrnlmn -1. Clubs: Latin 1. Biology 2. Junior Auxiliary 3-4, Athletics: Varsity Hzxslu-tball 3. Robwt H. ZIlt'h0It'.YA'l 567 South Elvw-nth Stn-vt Sl. Rlary St. xfillif' St. Paul St. Paul -1. St. Paul St. Pvtvr l,ill'lSll Parish Parish Parish Parish Parish Parish St. Mary Parish Student Axxocintion: Assofiatc- Rc-pri-scntatiw 2. Council Mm-mlwr 3. Muxir: Sm-nior Band 245. Orrhvstra 2. lflubx: Band 2-3, Our Lady of Fatima -1. Athletics: lntm-rvlass and Varsity Trafk 2-3. 59 'W f... Ninn- stalwarts: G. Kostival. G. Pr:-ndvrgast, P. Frank. A. Stcwidlv. C. Turnvr. P. Fleming. J. Auchtvr, P. Kurrxvwski. G. Bri-hm. Thi-y haw wm-athcrvd many storms, but haw- Comm- through with flags fiying and sporting an imprcssiw string of first and sm-Cond honor cards. 60 They un urled the banner J. Wintvrhaltvr and Bukowski smilv proudly ow-1' an outstanding ra-cord of sixtm-n straight first honor cards. Centralma salutes c.UllMl'LlIlll2IUOIlS to la. Wmk Cantx YIIIIZIS No. I bnfkvr. for L'UHt'l'IlIlQ on-r four mm-Q hm' quotw In IURIIWIIIIE thu' 3lIH'l'I'4' thanks of thx' SVIHUI' vluss am- Kzsmz li. Rilllllllllll. C. -lgmisvm-wski. lll'K'Hi1t'l'U2lSI xvlxu lvrmxgln in 1-nmmh cash tu I NUIIII' EI1'l'Il in thm- ye-:u'lmuk's lmxu-s. thx' ye-urbook Clrix'4'. C1oopv1'11tim1. pe-x'sm-U-l'g11u'm-. nmlmilinn 2lilll'i M. Mulligan. M. Nidlklilllb. U. Gross. M. Rid! .1rmlS, M. Zivntvk. M. l.urzls. who I't'pl't'S1'llf tha wniors who ovmslxut lll4'ilk uuzll. til Because the tangy flavor of rich green mint clung to every student that cared to plunge into the growth that Central had to offer, all were out,' to gather as much of the aromatic herb as they could in four short years. In the uplucking of the sprigs we found a new life. The student council discovered it in the zealous perform- ance of their official duties, the Centralma staff, in don- ning their journalistic thinking caps to produce a dif- ferent yearbook, our ever-present news hawks, in mak- ing each issue of Hillside Echoes a stellar flight into the land of journalese. So, too, with all the other activities. It was while on the hunt that the Class of ,52 sponsored a prom that brings back memories of the rustle of taffeta, swish of nylon net, strains of Whitey Meisky, a glistening gym floor, and the flash .of an occasional set of iridescent socks and tie. As spears of mint cast into a bowl of swirling punch, our personalities, we hope, enriched by the Christian so- o QQ cial virtues of Central, will have their effect on the world XS, about us. mu f ,z Q A t, - ' 1: 1 'la 'Q A 6 -'fri-'all' 1 X Z A y f ', ,A l . I l, , S , ,-- - J 1 , , frm rl f t t If v 4 i X l t X ' '12 -Q,-uk. FIELDS OF MINT S x N 0 Q 7 1 In tr. A J , ,Q ,,, gN Q 42 12? f 1 Y ' Y- fi, K. Greytok reeeives her representative badge from Father Allwein who is assisted by R. Adams. Looking on Dut comes 'l'he Student Council Consists of: the President. Viee President. Recording Secretary, Correspond- ing Secretary. Treasurer. a senior eouneil member selected from each senior home room. and one junior member eleeted by each of the junior home rooms. lN'hile representing the student body. the eoun- eil in eooperation with Father Allwein has the power to make any needed rules. regulations. or by-laws for the eonnnon good of the students. 'l'he are the Junior and Senior Couneil members who have already been indueted. Associate Representatives: E. Heekman. S. Young. A. Foley. E. Flemming, J. Waninger. M. Zientek. E. Del- Collo. I. Gibney. B. Peffley. H. Asehenbrenner, F. Mazur- kiewiez. R. Faller. K. Greytok. B. Quire. MeCann. F. Simon pause from their duties to pose for Cl67'LfTflII7I!li.T photographer. Taking a brief respite from eonstabulary duties are Central's polieeinen alias representatives: D. Sobzae. CI. Yoder. V. I.aFata, J. Manuzak. K. Asehenbrenner. R. Arentz. P. Mills. M. Beeker. C. Flemming, hi. Redding- ton. T. Sullivan, P. Didyoung. Cibney. B. Hofmann. G. Kane and J. Goss. a-knockin council may pass upon such suggcstions as :uc not proxcidccl uithin thc constitution of tht- studcnt association. Thc cntirc Illt'Illl3l'l'Shlp ol thc school is touchccl in ll IIIOH' pci-sonal way hy thc Housc of Rcprc- scntativcs. 'l'hc Housc consists ol' two studcnts clcctccl from cuch honlc room :it thc hcginning of tht- ncw school U'l'lIl. It is tht- duty of thcsc stuclcnt i'cp1'cscutzltix'cs to hclp stiluulutc thc intcrcst and coopcration of thc stutlcnt hoclx' in school uctivitics. Also tlllilllll ll bit of Bon Air :irc junior Coun- cil Illl'IlllJK'l'SZ R. Xvl'2lfll'f. D. Chclius. NI, Kzlnc. R. Gibilisco. and R. Noll. Planning social cu-nts is onc of thc tasks assign:-tl to thc-sc younuvi' mcni- hcrs of thu- council. 65 thc chcrnical lzxboratory. Scuiors who tlircct thc uctixitif-s of thc stutlcnt hotly :uw-: Prcsitlcut G. PI'l'Hlll'l'gilS!. Clorrcspomliug Sccrctury -I. xvlIltt'l'll2llll'l'. Yicc lln-siclcut l., Sfllllkllllv. VllI't'1lSlll'l'l' C. BUZIIIILIII. :mtl R4'l'lll'lllllll St'l'l'l'l2ll'f' M. D1-l'zu1l. Senior Council IHk'lIllJl'l'S, .-X. YVicchccki, G. Kos- tivnl. :incl Auchtcr. rclux on thc porch he-hind Dabblin in ink hwlvillll' will tm-ll. says Nl. KI. Clruml. D. Nlilco, :md C. Krauss us thvy put finishing touchvs to thx' flylc-nf of thu' '51 f.'en!ral1nn. 66 CO-m-ditors of Crntmlnm. G. Smith and C. Rdlhlllllll. 21l't' Caught unuwnrs- as thvy 4-njov om- of thu- humorous ixlfidvxxts that arc- rommon durinu staff 111m-tinnfs. Tha' nialn- nu-rnbm-rs of thu- Centralnm stall. Kuna-, E, Shnrillzl. :mtl G. Blanrhard le-avi' tht' Loring Studio nftvr svhvduling pivturvs for thc' sm-nior sm-vtion, ln un attvinpt to 4-clit 21 clifl'm'vnt,' ci4'I1ll'2llI1l2l. wm- ncldvcl an artist to tht- Stall who brought with hiin 21 clash of color and originality. Thv thmnv. Our Gl'1'l'Xl Xvl'l1I'S.l, is to dvpict and curry with it tht- personality ol' our class. With tvzuiiwork :incl ClK'Il'I'Illlll11Il0I1 tha- lIll'llll5t'l'S ol' this stall' lll1Yt' liopvcl to proclnu' ll yn'z1rliook worthy nl Catholic' principlvs und training. Only tht' passing of thc yczlrs will dvriclm- our Slll'l'K as thc '51 Ql'21llll2lIl'S pugv tlirough Civxitmliim and in Captlm' tx'0z1s1xl'c'cl nionivnts. lo 1-rr is hulnzln . . hnt thvsm' 1-:igli--1-yi-cl proof ri-znlvrs. M. Mulliualii. NI. Zivritvk, li. Eznns-S, :intl D. Nlilro cliszxgrvv with the' truth of tht- vpigrzini. 6 7 l L, and spreadin the news .l0lll'I1liliSIll adds zmothvr ,ioh to tha' rvgu- lzn' school routinv of busy Svuiors. lirziin and tc-znmx'o1'k comhim- vzich 'kliursclzny and Fri- day ziftwiiooii wlivii. as ax class. young prvss- nwn gzitlu-1' idx-:is for publication. 'liyiiig' to collvft somm' iivws for am z11'tic'lv hK'IXK'1'l'll c-lussi-5 oi' sittinq LlfIl'l' school in 2111 1'iI'o1't to count out ll livziclliiiv. is :ill in ax clziy's work. But thvsm- 1-lick-ux'oi's am- not in vain whvn it adds up to 21 supcr mfwspzipm-1' that mvrits All Catholic :incl All .-Xi11v1'ic'z1ii honors. Co-1-ditors Bukowski and G. Pl'4'Ildl'I'g2lSt c'orrm-vt uzillvy she-vts to iiisurm' Xl pvrfm-c't issiu- of llilliirif' lfflzom. Sillllliillg he-form' thi- hulln-tin hoard in thi' journalism room zm' Cl. Gross. C. Palm, C. Bozxmzm. M. Conway, M. Mau'- tiiio, :md R. .-Xdzmis. l.ndivs and gviitlv- IIIPYI of thx' prvssu looking for iivw idvzls in vxvhnnum- pzxpu-rs. . v -wif r 0:0 'Y ,5 Wa. x . -0' 'Sw w 9 X., ,lf s fs' 'KFAQ' .l if I' O '4S.. S. X SN Q fx- .X . eq Q XX xg ,5 if .- i R. Coleswortliy takes the afhrmative stand on the topic. English is more valuable to a stu- dent than mathematics. Acting chairman is M. Brady and members of the panel are: F. Dell. P. Conlon. R. Elbert. J. Corrigan. and A. Devine. Hobb Wlild enthusiasm registers on the faces of members of the Visual Aid Club. R. Parks. G. Kostival. D. lmsher. F. lNIazurkiewicZ. C. Burns. M. Kostival. and D. Ertz are previewing a Hlm that will add color. sound. and action to classroom instructions. The variety of Clubs oflered at Central presents outlets for eveiy Centralitc-'s excess energy. En- gaged mainly in helping others and in furthering their own and others spiritual welfare are the members of the Mother Pauline. Fatima, Mission. Red Cross. and Junior Auxiliary Clubs. Combining practicality and every day living with a love for the aesthetic are the members of our Band. Art and Home Ee Clubs, lN'hile thc Chem- istry and Biology Clubs View the present and fu- Presto, chango, and a pull of smoke! Magician J. Gallagher offers a stunning climax to the day's activity. D. Wentling. J. Daly, R. Kroener. D. Repko, M. Scor' navacchi. T. Owens. A. Szmborski. J. Haletsky, G. Felix, and S. lVertz are surprised at the reaction of phosphorous with air. 70 de-ho A heinous Crime 1'OlIlII1ltU'Cl legitimately by Latin Club mernbers: R. Young. J. Stevenson. R. Gruber. D. De- Fehbo, E. Lubbeke. R. Bingaman, L. Borst. G. Bruno. and Burkhart. The assassins have just killed Caesar portrayed by R. Peflley. ture through a nneroseope, our language elubs in- terest themselves in ancient and modern tongues. Beeause they believe that a good speaker always makes a good impression, our Discussion, Debat- ing and Choral Speaking Clubs vie with one an- other to improve their speaking abilities. Serving themselves and the entire student body are four clubs indispensable to any high school. They are our Press. Library. and Talent Clubs and last, but not least. those peppy Cardinal eheer- leaders. The Red Cross Club represented by E. Keegan. D. l.:-wars, R. Patten, J. Eekert. I. Wierzbieki. R. Liembaeh. and P. Clark paek boxes whieh will he sent to the relief of needy Europeans. 71 XD' D Seleeting the l n e k y number for the door-prive whieh is usually given :lt the monthly meeting of the Flllllllil Club is VV. Pfronnner. ll. Maurer holds the box while tl. Mzijku is ready with the gift. l.. Keeney. C. Giorgi- M. Lindinger. S. Maurer. LI. llenry. C. l.ntshnw. :incl D. Kruslewski pray for Zl sueeessful outeonie for themselves. Love-tipped Members of the Vocation Club. D. Nei- man. C. Pezdirz. D. Sobezak. M. Frederick, A. Foley. and N. Twardowski pay a visit to the convent chapel. They recite the Rosary here once monthly. The purpose of the Club is to acquaint girls with the religious life and to inspire all members to pray fervently for good vocations. Through the eiforts of students participating in addition, rosaries were gathered and sent to the Phil- Catholic Action groups, Catholic magazines and other ippinesg stamps collected for the mission chapters in literature were sent to British East Africa. England, Washington and lVisconsin: and baskets of food and West Africa, and Uruguay during the past year. In clothing were sent to the poor. Putting his time into a worthwhile cause J. Mayernick of Sophomore 3 helps promote Catholic Action by disseminating Catholic literature through the VVhite Star Shop. 72 .a-r.iun--r.1.aii 1 galil: ' 4- m-are we-as num. lances Nl. Dcmizilguski :mtl T. Sullivan lvcl thi' srhool in thi- clrin- for sulisvriptious to thi- Nlzlrylmoll ximgnziiiv. Ou svx'Crz1l occasions thc Students Cntv1'tz1im'cl thc zxgvcl at St. Elizabcthls Home. lVIcmbcrs of thc Fatixua Club joiuvd thc liluc Army and cncouragvd othvrs to vulist in the Crusade of Fatima. vgfm i if , . .1.+ :.,A-3 5 5 ,,,. Q. . 4115+ l Highlighting this yvzu s Catholic zlctivity was tht- Qui nual IkI'II't'Z1I hvld during thi' first tlmw' days in tht we-ck plvcvcliiig Eustvr. Flltllvl' .lU2ll'lllIll Shultz. ul' the Sovic-ty of thc S:.1Cl'ctl l'lc'L1rts of .lvsus auicl Mary. xx Rctrvat lVIz1Stvr. Zmlous Catholic' nvtionists G. Kilkvr. R. Yzillish. liuust. M. Houvllino. :md R. Kvl- lvy vollm-vt. we-igh, :md puck stamps that will hi- iuuilt-cl to mission cw-ntl-rs in lVushington amd lYisi'onsiu. Soft Strains of Symphony Violins C. Flemming P. Flemming B. Wforrall Flutffs-Piccolo L. Loepcr R. Holzapfvl Oboe R. Arnold Mellophone MR' LESTER YEAGER A. liwine M. Dease Director R. Harris Tha- concm-rt band gives a sm-ak prvvicw of thc Spring Musivalc- to the studcnt body before thvir big night, May 11. P. Essig lX1. Nanglv F. Schwegmann F. Nlazurkivwicz -I. Abcln -I. Stover Stcngvl ClllI'lSI'I'l0l' ll. Sweeney R. Harris Tl'1lmf1l'f Clarinet C. Nuding Tronzbonf R. Fallen' -I. Lcsher A. Kozik E. Stacherski H. F reeburn E. F lcmming T. Poeringer G. Voelker F. Lubas C. Henry A. Roth P. Coldren J. Sanders L. Burkart M. Thren M. Horyczko E. Leach P. Hcnsel Sax Tuba W. Smith Horns Pffrcuxsion Succk ll. Flamm R. Pm-may E. Kahlvrt C. Boaman H. Nlorrow YV. Orth luluqff lYiIh the- guww-nt ou thv South. th:-sv talvlltml Clvxltlullitvs 4'IlU'I4tIllIl thu- stuclm-ut holly with thvil'pl'L'S1'utntl0l1ofsllottou 'l'iuu'. l,l'lkl,UlkIll4'lkS for thv clzxy wvrv: P. lmllig. XY. Murplly. P. Murphy, .-X. Gzlllvu. S. l,I'1'I1Ilt'l'. G. Rl1lIlLlI1OX'll'. B. Ilofxuzluu. li, .-Xhlvu. R. PI'l'llllk't'. R. llollzlpfm-l. A. Shukm-r. M. Niillvr. N. Dzlvidhm-iss-r. R. S4'l1wz1rtl,Secon11 mm: L. BllI'lil12ll'I. W'iut1-rluxlte-r. li. Stath- vrislxi. D. Swm-lu-y. B. lfssiu, l . Clxiclallux. YY. llollumll, C. Krauss. S. fllllllulllflllll. P. YY:-iss. Y. Puufoli. Nlullllkivwivl. No Suutlu-ru 1-pu' would ln- uuu- plvtm' without the' luusir of ilu- iuuuur- Imttillq loose' cm thv olcl rzlz-11121-tax is fll'IlII'2ll.S oriuiuul Dixivluml Buucl. cl2ll'l'll'll away tal Su-ph:-u Collins lfusu-r. lf. Krauss ur- thu- IA-zlsv Brm-:ilu-rs: YY. lloflumu, P. lissig. D. Swm-ru-y. l,. Burkhart. E. Stzu'l11-riski. uunl sinus his 1-vm-r populgu' lim-uutiful ll'lIlU'l'll1llI4'I'. lin-zum-r. N... Y if X 1' 1 N 6 z XM, H., A .Oil K. X. D I X Smiling with satisfaction on-r rn job wt-ll dons- are thvsm- lads and lassivs of tht- Junior Prom Coiumittvcs: D. Chcflius. Hn-ckman. P. Mills. D. Hoycr, R. Crovomi. C. Flvuuuing, M. Bm-Ckcr. J. Stovvr, VV. I'IOl'TII1Z1Il. J. Schmidt. T. McDonald. R. Noll. T. Sullivan, B. Hofmann, and F. Mazurkis-wicxz. Trailin Thi' dalmw- was distinguishvd by thc gravious pr:-ss-nw of thv chapvrons: J. Fivlds. Mr. and lNlrs, F. Goss, and Ml'. and lNIrs. Ga-orgv Hoyvr. Mr. and Mrs. Jz-rome l.aManna. Dr. and Mrs. E. Stom-bc-nau. and Mr. and Mrs. S. Hydock. 78 the moon tiri-d but happy Ci-ntraliti-s. Out in front arc C. Smith C. Didyoung. T. McDonald, and Zi:-mm-k. ,A X9 ul Dim lights and soft music' ht-lp cil'I1Ylilll'S promstvrs to float in ai mln-:nn Umm- truv. Q- Bringing Stardust and sc'intill.ition to thu' c'1ifctm'ri:1 an 'QT er 'f,f if 'Q 1 Our four THE BOOSTHRS CLUB The Boosters Club of C.C.H.S. was founded in 1949 by Dr. Ralph Mulligan. pre- professional instructor and track coach at Central. for the purpose of furnishing aid to the school wherever help is most needed. Already the association enjoys a rnembership of 434 men. In the two years of its existenee the Club has secured for the school several items of equipment and has assumed the cost of the yearly athletic awards given to varsity ath- letes. just before the Annual Candlelight Dinner. which was held at the Berkshire Hotel this year. Father Allwein congratulates Mrs. Leach. chairman of the aflair. for the tasteful arrangements she has made. Standing with Father Allwein and Mrs. Leach are Mrs. Goss. President of the Nlothersi Club, and Mrs. Richards. On the second Sunday of every month the Mothers' Club meets to discuss the social events and business deals that will help to step up the progress and efficiency of the school. leaf clover Out of Pnpzfs poclu-t into tlu- Moths-rsi lllulm no thu- grm-rilmfks as Blrs, Storbviuux :incl Mrs. .-Xurlitvr buy ilu-rcliziliclisv from Mrs. Wllsh :intl Mrs. Dm-vlin be-fort' onv of thx- monthly um-t-tw ll'Illl'l'S. QS! rx- TI-Ili ALVMNI A lioinm-coming wt-ck 1-nd. Nov. 24-26. highlightvcl the- zu'tix'itic's ol tht' Alumni Association this yvar, Fvstivitivs opt-m-cl Fricluy night with a clzuifc at thc' Manor Coun- try Club. but wvrv i1itv1'1'i1ptc'cl whvn S2lfl1l'Cl21y,S Clvcli- cntion of tlu- Svhool Svul was postponvd inclvlinitvly. Sunday morning. St. Clem-li11's Clizipol bcctunc' ths' scciu' of thc' spvfial Mass for tht' group. nt wliicli all 1-in-ml Holy Clonununion in xi body. Ont' llllINll'l'Cl y pvrsons wcn' in zittclidaliw :it tliv Cfonuuunion liwziklizist in tht' Bcwksliirv Hotvl, wliirli brought the vvvnt to a suCc'1'ssf11l conclusion. llu' tusk of lo rlo oi' not to cloi' was rc-uft-rri-tl upon thc-sv oHic'l-rs of tlu- lflfmll-51 tt-rin: Mrs, Hurting. lfi- nzuiriul Sm'l'4'tzlry: Bits. l.m-urli. Sm-roncl Yiu- ljl4t'SlllI'llII Mrs. Goss. l'1'vsicl1'llt: Mrs. ll:u'ris. First Yin- Prvsiclm-nt: Mis. .Nsrlit-iilmmm-r. ,lil'l'2lSllI't'l'1 :incl Mis. Nvinuui. llorrvspomliug 51-yar- taxry. lNl1's. Dooli-y is alms:-nt. 81 4 , . 'I .. 'r- -,w v 91 fr Q? A fighting spirit, the will to win, good sportsman- ship-of such are champions made. And in these virtues of the field lies the sense of teamwork and fair play that brought victory home to Central. On the gridiron or on the court, rounding the bases or churning the cinder track, a greater knowledge of these intangibles flowed into the heart of each young athlete. The P.C.I.A.A. duel proved to the quick the lessons learned all along the way. Thrills born of previous vic- tories and pangs resultant upon former defeats returned to spark our team to co-championship and to instill into our cheering section a new sense of values. Each sport played, every contest followed, contrib- uted another blossom to the crown of laurels that Cen- tralites will bear with pride through the bitter and sweet of after-years. V,- ag .- Q lg NN ' 1x:'::'.v:.'x , r 3 i . ,.' ' V Q , A ' Q 3 1, i, i, f X It if E 1 fggtxg -:gi-E , fi .f ' zz: 325, 4 1' ,Q 2 5? 'N -qv-,' - V '- CROWNS OF LAUREL L Y 3 r r . KVM j , It x 'Qin 'Q 'f 5 4 ,f 13' ' Through thick and thin for the Red and Flames danced in the breezy fall air at St. Lawrence Stadium, September 17. The num us injuries and hard luck that had dogged the Cards pri 'the '49 season vanished in the cinders of the bur 'n ummy that had symbolized them. lo White The success of the 1950 griddergiwas no doubt, to the football Nknow how of the and to the experience of the veterans By the time the initial kickoff rolledf Hydock and his capable assistant, Niike boys in good shape Sparked by the light Last g this sea- but fast team was year's eleven c 1 son the Red and once. Thanks to ites can once say, Football, scrappers, Central- FOOTBALL CAPT. MIKE DEPAUL Quarterback GENE FRANCKOWIAK Left Guard GERRY DIDYOUNG F ullbaek PETE FARRIER Right Guard JIM CARRIGAN Hustling Huskies FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1950 Opp. C.C. Sept. 14-York Catholic 4'Sept. 23-Lebanon Catholic 9Oct. 1-Mt. Carmel Catholic Oct. 8-Panther Valley iOct. 15--St. Matthew Oct. 22-Harrisburg Catholic 'Oct. 27-Lancaster Catholic Nov. 5-Salesianum l'Nov. 12-Delone Catholic ' Away Games Central-13 Yor 12 Central bounced back after last year s disastrous season to defeat York, 13-12, in Steve Hydock's and the Cards' 1950 inau- gural. Central's first T.D. came via a pass to Gerry Didyoung from the accurate wing of Mike DePaul. The Green and Gold lost their 12-6 lead when Carrigan evened it up by capturing Mike's pass in the end zone. DePaul converted the extra point and the Hill Roaders had VVin Number One. Central-6 Lebanon-13 The Cards bowed to Lebanon Catholic and Lady Luck 13-6. Lebanon tallied in the Hrst and last quarters. Although Central outplayed the Blue and VVhite, Coach Hydock's prodigees couldn't outscore them. Mike DePaul accounted for the Red Birds' lone touchdown on a quarterback sneak in the last quarter. Central-18 Mt. Carmel-0 Sparked by 'LButch Sullivan and Mike DePaul, Central trounced Mt. Carmel, 18-0. Scoring in the first three quarters, Field General DePaul intercepted two Ram passes to set up Sullivan's Right End 45 and 27 yard touchdown runs. Mike raced 80 yards in the third quarter to complete the rout. VVALLY GOSS Center VINCE SUGLIA BUTCH SULLIVAN JACK MCCANN Right Tackle Left Halfbaek Left End BOB DREXLER BILL ORTH I Left Tackle Right Halfback .......... lfirxt Row: Head Coaeh S. Hydoek. Goss. R. Drexler. Y. Suglia, M. DePaul. Carrigan. C. Mot kowski. W. Kruszewski. C. Janiszewski. Asst. Coach M. Plaskonis. Second Roux' Mgr. E. Shurilla. R. Elbert. J. Stremba, J. Costello. T. Sullivan. P. Geiger. E. lfrankowiak. J. MeCann. G. Didyoung. Mgr. G. Kane. Third Row: Mgr. B. Quire, R. Colesworthy. D. MeCarthy. Daly. P. Lueas. D. Quire, J. Butto. P. lfarrier. P. Adams. D. llhelius, Mgr. Mayernik. Fourth Razr: M. Kostival. ll. Lueei. M. Brady, G. Gruber, lvfulleu. R. Mounteastle. A. Szablowski, YV. Orth. Mana. C.'l'7If?'I1f'-45 Panthrr Valley-P6 The Red Birds celebrated their return home by smashing Panther Valley. 45-6. a record-tieing score. The Cards played beautiful ball. rolling up an early lead and maintaining it with a strong defense. Central-7 St. .M0fthCw-20 The llirrors took advantage of a few breaks to defeat Central, 20-7. This was the Cards' second defeat of the season. Showing perfect blocking the team helped Nlike seamper 58 yards to prevent a shutout. Watch that line. Diddy! Sidestepping the white line and an opponent. G. Didyoung with the help of Goss picks up yardage in the Panther Valley romp. K,- x J A XQ Head Coach Steve llydoek Asst. Cozxrll Mike Plziskonis T. Sullivan outfoxes the enemy as he shifts to the right in full gear and scores another T.D. against Panther Valley. Central-9 6 H arrisburg-30 Central found Harrisburg's air and ground attack a harrowing experience as the Crusaders triumphed, 30-6. Butch Sullivan hit pay dirt in the final quarter. The defeat gave the Red and White a .500 average with 3 wins and 3 defeats. Central-7 Lancaster-26 Lancaster kept the Cards on the skids as Central dropped its third straight before the powerful Crusaders' attack, 26-7. Once again Sullivan tabbed a touchdown to save Steve Hydock's gridders from a whitewash. Central-0 S alesianum-26 The Hill Road eleven held the Sallies on even foot- ing for three quarters, then the roof fell in on Central. Salesianum scored four quick T.D.'s for a 26-0 win, to blank the Cards for the first time this season. Central-19 Delone-32 Delone demonstrated its mastery over the Cards by a 32-19 victory. Although the Hydockmen played a brilliant game, the Squires were too much for them. The game rang down the curtain for the 1950 squad who, though copping 3 out of 9 starts, could not be ac- cused of giving up. 'T-E-A-M! Fight, ti-aml' Chi-4-ring the boys to victory are R Crorona. D. Hoyer. L. Schnable. P. Didyoung. A. Troilo, P. Fordyct .I McCann and V. Suglia close in on a York player. P. Fit-rro. Q. . x ,N X si 2 2 ,egg 5 , Y X K 539 WN M5 a Mm A . . wig ,f M' 'ff . mi gg Y I fl 9 fate 5 :-51 1 X vw 3 QA ff u 254 W u 'M I - 'f an 'XX XX.w,. Q Q,3 N '1 N I X av' P Livids me 1 , ff K I I X 5 X J ,415 if rx Q' f X if gf. is MY Lfmsfown 1+c fa -it! GO'-G6 Q . L dwg ,,, .. ,Q 3 if '9 g 'A Illdgycfsf' xqjvr 1 S. v x.w,41514,Ax'MKX f. ff S-J' 2 'IJ awk? ij? 'N Co C? , fx xx' l by xN ' 1' xl! 'I 1, g ' 1 ff, -. r 1 L, fir f Pfzofos Mi Q? MIKE DE PAUL All-Smte Guard 1949-50-1950-51 . 1 ' f . Shooting Stars 750--BASK ETBALL SCHEDULE-151 Nov. 30 St. Matthewsae Dec. 3 Southeast Cath. Phila. .,... . Dec. 8 Bristol .......... Dec. 10 West Cath. Phila. . . . . . . Dec. 12 Coatesville ......... . . . Dec. 15 Lebanon Publicis . Dec. 17 York Cath. ...... . Dec. 20 Ridley Township' Dec. 27 Reading Cath. HAH jan. 7 Lancaster Cath. .. jan. 16 Harrisburg Cath. . Jan. 19 Lebanon Public .. Jan. 21 Salesianumf ..... -Ian. 23 Harrisburg Cath? -Ian. 26 Perkiomen Prep. .. Feb. 2 Allentown Publicee Feb. 4 Brown Prep. . . .. Feb. 9 York Cathf ..... Feb. 11 Reading Cath. LA1 Feb. 13 Hazletonf ....... Feb. 16 Coatesvilleet ..... Feb. 18 St. Nlatthews Feb. 25 Salesianum ...... Feb. 27 Hazleton 1N.XV.J . Mar. 1 Perkiomen Prepae Away Gamcs+fA1 Armory J. Larkin. lanky center, connects for two points with a push shot from the outside against Hazleton. Schiavo, his team- mate. is checked by two members of the Oflp. CCHS 45 63 51 36 34 61 66 45 49 50 44 42 27 69 49 56 40 70 48 44 22 54 44 59 38 60 47 72 54 71 54 56 60 72 57 60 55 82 42 55 56 41 46 48 58 79 33 43 32 41 5' K ' 1 z ff Captain Mike D1-Paul swishes the nets for 2 points on a one-hand jump shot against X '1 Hazleton. J. Schiavo and J. Larkin are the other members of the Cardinal quintet. opposition. Central-63 St. Matthews-45 Central opened its 1950-51 court campaign this year with a 63-45 triumph over St. Matthews at Consho- hocken. DePaul led the way with 24 points. Central-35 Southeast Catholic-51 A veteran Southeast Catholic quintet swamped the Cards 51 to 36 at the Hill Road gym. Southeast dis- played plenty of razzle-dazzle while handing the Schaaf- men their Hrst setback. C'entral4-61 Bristol-34 Rebounding from a defeat handed to them by South- east. the Cards turned back Bristol High 61-34. The Victors looked sharp as they steadily pulled away from the Bristol quintet to win by a 27 point margin. Central--45 West Catholic-66 A tall and classy Burrs' combine trimmed the Cards. However, they could not hold DePaul who hit the hoops for 21 digits. Lack of experience proved the downfall of the Hill Roaders. Central-50 Coatesville-49 Central led, trailed, and then fought from behind in the final quarter to beat the Red Devils, 50-49, in a thriller. Mike DePaul led the Cards with 24 points but it was Bob Harter's tap-in that iced the verdict. Central-42 Lebanon Public-44 On their home court the Cedars outlasted the Cen- tral Cagers and squeezed by with a close decision over the Schaafmen. Bernie Seaman's 18 digits kept the Cards in the game. B. Seaman. one of Central's ace sharpshooters. snags a rebound against . Central-69 York Catholic-27 Central's powerhouse romped 69-27 over York for an easy win. As Coach Schaaf cleared the bench, all players saw action. Central-56 Ridley Township-49 Centralls hoopsters recorded another win with an impressive 56-49 decision over Ridley Township at the Ridley gym. The Green Raiders put up a stubborn fight but the Red and White offensive pulled away in the fourth quarter. Central-70 Reading Catholic-40 Central continued its mastery over the Eagles with a 30-point victory. Captain Mike DePaul piloted Cen- tral's marksmen with 34 tallies. The Cards lost the services of guard Jerry Kane indefinitely when he in- jured his back. Central-44 Lancaster-48 VVith Jerry Kane and Jim Larkin benched by in- juries, the Red Birds dropped a close decision to Lan- caster. Although the crippled Cards fought hard and threatened with a last quarter rally, they could not make up the deficit. Seaman headed Central's Cagers with 14 markers. Central-54 Harrisburg-22 After a close first quarter the Cards turned a tight game into a 54-22 rout. Jim Larkin celebrated his re- turn to the line-up after a weekfs absence and racked up 15 points. J. Schiavo. with the help of B. Seaman. cheeks a member of the Allentown team at the Lit- tle Pale-stra in Allentown. 93 Central-59 Lebanon-44 Playing one of their finest game of the season the Cardinals, baflfed the Central Penn League Champs, 59-44. The Red Birds looked smooth as Seaman and DePaul tallied 19 and 20 points respectively. Central-60 Salesianum-38 Central Catholic trounced the Salesianum Sallies on the Delaware court by a score of 60-38. DePaul swished the nets for 28 points as the Cards recorded Victory number 17. Central-7 2 Harrisburg-47 The capital city parochials went down in defeat as the Cardinals swamped them 72-47 at Harrisburg. Mike DePaul, scoring 29 points, led the rout in the spacious Tracey Hall. Central-71 Perkionzen-54 Central trimmed Perkiomen in a high scoring contest, 71-54. DePaul and company were really hot and played a brand of ball that earmarks a champion team. This drive-in shot netted B. Seaman two points against Hazle- ton on the Northwest Gym. Two teammates, R. Falin and M. De- Paul. look on. The Eastern State Champs: R. Falin. R. Donohue. Schiavo. J. Gallagher. R. Harter. B. Seaman. Larkin. Capt. Mike DePaul. W. Orth, M. Reddington. G. Kane. G. Prendergast. Coach Sehaaf. and Father Leichner. pose for the well-wishers' before embarking on their trip to Johnstown to ds-fend the P.C.I.A.A. title. Central-56 Allentown Public-54 Central's Giant Killers reached their pinnacle of success when they downed the 1950-51 PIAA Class A State Champions in the Little Palestra. Four points behind and with 45 seconds to go, the Schaafmen came through with two buckets by Larkin and one by DePaul to hand Allentown Public a stunning defeat. Central-72 Brown Prep.-60 Before an overflowing crowd in the Hill Road Gym the Central quintet downed their third powerhouse in nine days when they trimmed the Brown Prep hoop- sters, 72-60. Central-60 York-57 Trailing by 10 points at the close of the third quar- ter the Redbirds tied the game in the Hnal stanza and went on to win in an extra period, 60-57. Central-82 Reading Catholic-55 Central Catholic's high-Hying Cardinals ran up their highest total of the season and smothered Reading Cath- olic's Eagles in a runaway at the Armory, 82-55. Coach Schaaf liberally used his substitutes as the lanky com- bine registered Central,s sixteenth straight victory over the South Fifth Street quintet. Central-55 Hazleton-42 Central added another champion to its log of wins by defeating the 1949-'50 East Penn League Monarchs on their home floor, 55-42. Mike DePaul engineered the Cards to their tenth straight triumph by dropping 23 counters through the nets. C6ntmlw41 Coatesville-56 The Central dribblers ran into a red hot and revenge- seeking Red Raider outfit and dropped a 56-41 decision on the latter's floor. The law of averages finally caught up with the Hill Roaders who had previously defeated Coatesville, 50-49. C,it'l1fI'll1f'l'8 St. rllattlzews-16 'lihe llu and a dead-shot St. Matthews' squad almost pulled a terrific upset in the Hill Road gym. Bernie Seaman kept the Cards in the game with 24 points. and Miki-'s field goal in the extra period made it Win Num- ber 17. f.'l'IIf?'I1f ' -79 Salesianzmz-58 After being forced to cancel the Lancaster game. the Cientral Powerhouse showed that it had completely re- covered from the flu by druhhing the Sallies. 79-58. Nlike llepaul racked up his highest score of the season hy pocketing 38 points, It was an easy victory for the Cards who were never hehind. Central--13 Hazleton-33 The Red and White made it two in a row over the Hazleton Mounts in the spacious Northwest Gym hy dumping them. -13-33. Mike DePaul burned the cords for 19 points and raised his season total to 528. Central--11 Perkiomen Prep.-32 The Cards climaxed their 19511-51 schedule by de- feating the Prcpsters for their first time on the East Greenville floor. 41-32. That victory gave the Red Birds an impressive record of 20 and 5 for the regular season. PCI.-XA PLAYOFFS Cerzfral--1-7 Allentown Central--16 Central won the Philadelphia Diocesan Champion- ship hy outlighting Allentown Central at Northwest. 47--16. Midway through the second quarter DePaul's two Held goals tied the score at 18-18 and Schiavo con- verted from the penalty stripe to give Central a 19-18 lead- a lead which they never relinquished. The Vikings sent chills up and down the spines of the Hill Road fans when they came within one point of tieing the game in the linal minute. But DePaul froze the ball for the final fifteen seconds to give the Cards the coveted title. Cerztrrll-611 Sf. Rose-5-1 The Roses of Carbondale put up a terrific fight on the Northwest Court but the Cardinals who could not he denied. won 61.1-5-1 in an extra period. Trailing hy two points. with live seconds to play in the regulation game. Mike lit-Paul picked up a loose hall at mid- court. took a few drihhles and fired a jump shot from the foul circle. The hall swished the cords as the final buzzer sounded and the game ended. 53-53. 'l'he Schaaf- men won easily in the extra period. KI. liarkin snares an- other rebound from the haekboard of the Lebanon visitors as B. Seaman and M. DePaul. Central's two forwards, stand hy. jet propelled B. Sea- man. J. Larkin. and an unidentified 1.1-ba non player descend with a re- bound in the Hill Road Gym. C. Kane. sophomore sensation. g r a ppl e s in vain as he attempts to snare a rebound from the .-Xllentown backboard. R. Falin and B. Seaman, two Reading players. keep a watchful eye on the play. R. Falin. Central guard. steals the ball in an ex- citing moment during the St. Rose of Carbondale game. M. Di-Paul. Read- ing captain, is in the foreground. Ilunim' Varsity bl.:-ann: cjlbilfll jot- Svhzlzlf. C. Nuthng I'. .-Xclzmls. CI. .'Xlll'hU'l', R. fil'l1lll'l'. Munn. l'. ZiIIllllt'l' mzm. NI2lIlHEl'lA limlllolly. If Jnlvlonski. ll. .'XSl'hl'll lm-nnvr. fl, Kuglvr. ,lf Rm-vcly, D. Elfl. Uiluufy. 21114 M2lIlllQt'l' D, x'It'KKlt'I!l'. C I.nH.HI76U f,1H,.,-Z'Y1,lH.,,WQ11 tm- ol' tht- rzxugx' hosts. l,t'Pillll rollc-cl up 21 points fm III I I I I I I I I I I I .1 nvw SCOYIIIQ' Vcforcl oi bl-1 CIIQIYS III mu- svasult. ztt- lah' 1 ' ' ' - 1 1' t , - - . - - H H uw 1 ft com mm K umm tu Mau H C4-ntral s protvst CIISIJIIIIIIQ thc nvutrzxhty of tht- xxlll wzisoll. thvv l'l'lJi'lltl'il IH tht- 1,1-huncm Vullcw' Uvm wht-n , I ,I I I , I I - I I 'I I I h I I 60 I 'II 4 I S NIUIIIOILII Lmut was hcmmm-tl .lt il latvl vxc-c'l1t1x'a' hound I ' ' ' l'.'z - . '.-z- - - , , Ny, mum N mu 1 l Imulls I I limi 1 I IIIQTYIIIQ ol tht- P.f..I.t-XA. :tml thc- Cards wvrv IlllIIll'Cl mam s 21 vcmlltc-1'slr'd thc wav as the' f4t'I1U'Lll lllQQ1'l'Il2lllt .. Y 1 , ,,, , I I I I. I I I -I II II F - ' S clit-c.l'hllllPS. CAQIIULII :xml Il0hIlStUXXIl ul lllt .mm xcc lts stconc consccutlu' C1 AA JJSIUIII . tate' 1950-51 l,'C'I-A-AI. Class A- sum, tith lltlv. Lzirkln i'0IlU'lhllU'd I4 :mtl D4-Paul IU to tht' wc'- tm s C2'illSl'. Spvfirll Honorv C' FT -ff4q Y .' .'ff5U . W f n HI 1 f hm 'w'1 I Ufhm' Mxkt- l,4'P2llll. Cc-nt1'z1l's nu' forwzlrcl. has he-vu 4-lm-ctvd Playing on the- Johnstown xx-rsiorm of 21 IlK'lltI'2ll floor. fm' tho sa-vmmcl cor1Sc'Cl1tix't' yvzll' as Qllkllll UII tht- All Sum Ill4'cZ21l'dSlUSl out in Ll thl'illc'l'.5U-18. IU.lOhIlSl0XX'!l Cath- 'l't'1llIl hy tht- .'XSSOC'i2ltl'Kl Prvss. olic: Tha- OYK'l'lJOXN'l'l'if1Q ht-ight of thx' Ilohnstmvn tvzlm :md a Stfllllgl' fiom' placvcl tht- clt'fc'I1ding1 CIIIIIIIIIJS on tht- tall mid ul il 26-IU scum- t'2ll'lY III tht QQIIIIP. Howc'x'1'l'. lJc'l'zu1l and CIUIHPLIIIV 11-fllsvtl to gin' up P XI C . .- alms H1141 :mtl NY. Urth tllld Im-- gmcl Cmnt' IULIIAIYIQ hack to YIZIITUXK' tht' gap. But tum- pm to Ulu I Ulmuml thu mn I uh z'- 1'-1' 1 11' 'vs rim out on tht- f12ll'ClS, vahzmt zlttvmpt to tukm' tht- IIlt'llS- fmm 534 Iluglm.-, jump shm- fiihnvy st-ts his sights on tht- b21Skl'l :mal lvts fly whilt- P. .-Xclzuus :mai D. Ertl follow thx- path of thu- vippinu hu it Nt in' . 'T i'!!' . 'S?2wf f A fs 35 Q h-K sr - 1 ' ' f,' 5.2, ' m V P 1 1 ix , , .41 .9 232 Q .1 .M 6 'Ui , ,, ex A I lzilq . R A A ff Q I .,,.,A if Q sf 1' . . I C6 v if .I Am.. , , 15 9 i 'QE W Q warm , E yn-Ks? I Q . ' 1 was Q W M gg? k. 5? . GN if 5? X W' 05 if 3' L Cardettes Managers Stankiewicl, C. Donaldson. and E. Leach per- form their duties as time and scorn-keepers on the sidelines. the guards who displayed an ellective zone style. Filling the guard positions were Mary Gantert, Rita Giamotti. Kathleen Harrnut, and Shirley lN'ertz. Most thrilling was the tilt with Pottstown High School. a heart-hreaking Il point loss. which edged out Central 'lil 'll Cionsidering the size ol their opponents an outstand- ing victory took place when Miss Illuzzi's charges solved the tactics ol the Villa Maria Academy sextet and cle- lieated them for the first time hy a fll-29 margin. M-. This upset proved the steady advancement ol the Central Maidens. 'l'he feminine coinhine had a good season registering 9 wins against 5 losses. Ck-ntral's leap- ing lassies had a tough schedule and even in defeat they gave a good account ol' thernselves. A well eoaehed bench of reserves enahled Coach Virginia llluzzi to always have a classy sextet on the court. The -I.V.'s also were right in there with two games and two wins. 'l'he hardwood skill and sportsmanship ex- hibited hy the Cardinalettes during the course ol' the season was a credit to their eoaeh and school. ilcl 'I'. Pot-ringer leaps for a loose hall while M. lu. frQlllll'l'l is D Ouunhv snares a w' o xi urls! ' Nelson rushes into the picture :J . W ' I pass. and Mary Clantert stand hy t assistance, l Jcc jan. .Ian -Ian lan F ch F ch Fch. Chccrlcadcrs P. Forflyci-. M. Fix-rro. L. Schnablc. P. Didyoung. D, Hoyt-r. Rita Croconu, and Ann Troilo urgc thc ts-ani to givc it thu- old collf-gc try. SC1HElJUl.Efl 951 Baby Hoopstcrcttvs: D. Nc-imnn. L Schowcr, G. Zia-mba. Coach Miss Illuzzi P. Llurphy. YV. Murphy. and M. Chzmton I'a1-,vify Cffntrnl Opp Alumni ................ .Icwish Community Ccntcr Pottstown High School . . . St. Matthc-w's High School 'Icwish Community Ccntc-1' St. Vinccnt's School ..... Robcsonia High School . . Villa Mztric- Acaderny . . C'l'11f7'!I1 Opp. ..... 37 2-lv ,. . .. 58 25 . . . .. 30 33 ....l7 27 .,...36 42 . H41 23 H24 29 U31 29 Fch. Feb. Fch. Mal' Mar. Klan. Blur. St. Matthcwls High School ..... 28 Robcsonia High School ........ 24 Dcllcttcs A. C. .....,. . . . 26 St. Vinccnt's School .. . 38 Notrc llamc. Phila. . . . , , . 20 llunim' Vazuity Pottstown V.'s . . . . . . . 30 l'i1fcr's A. CZ. .. . . . 24 5 TRA CK . ,. mn . f -f W , . '4 1 w A 4 W -,,.-V S ik .. .. fx -is 698 T546 9 NTR4 431 TR4 Nqr' ogg '1'Rd 098 TR4f Bark row: A. Giangiucomo. E. Humma. R. Mountvastlv, P. Endtvr. E. Auchtvr. H. Lurci. C, Motknbwski. Carrigzin. H. Shurillzl. D. Dunn. D. McCarthy. Second row: Rm: Frivkvr. C0-Coach. A. Cambria. R. Kroi-ns-r. M. Kostivzil. R. Cola-sworthy, Munn. R. Dunohur. G. Kanv, G. Grubvr, P. Farrim-r. Front row: G. Bruno. Managcr. Svhmidt. Stvvvnsoii. D. Dm'l n-bbo. D. Chi-lius. Mascot Mulligan. T. Sullivan. M. Rvddington. R. Noll. Daly. L. Borst. Dr. R. Mulligan, to-c'cmnc'h. C11-ntral ops-nod its 1950-51 track season under thc The thinclads. lacking cxpcricnccd mvn, got ull to able direction of Dr. Ralph Mulligan and Rev. Joseph a had start losing thc inaugural to St. .Iamvs ol' Chos- Frickvr. tvr. However, thc pcrformancvs ol' Tom Sullivan. Chu-t Returning to thc lineup are only four letternicnz Motkowski. Edward Shurilla, and the about mvntiuncd Gerry Kane and Bob Krovner, distance' men: Matt Rvd- Speedstc-rs dvfinitvly points to a bright futurv for Clon- dinffton. olc vault ex Jcrt: and im Carrigan. s rinter. tral's cindc-rmcn. N . X P Fathvr Frickz-r bids victory to four se-nior ave-sz C. C, Motkowski hopvs to brvak tlu- shot-put rt-cord Motkowski. M. R1-ddington. Carrigan. and E. with 21 mighty hvavv. Sllllfillil. Flying Feet Getting ready to burn the cinders, Ct-ntral's medlev rn-luv tezuu receives top notch 1 I . it from Father Fricker and Dr. Miilligzixi. TRACK SCHElJL'LE April 22-St. james High School, Blay 12-Perkiomcn Prep .......... Pennshuig Lhcstmi ' Reading May 20fI,2I1C2lSU'I' Catholic, Harris- April 27 8: 28ffPenn Relays . . . . . Philadelphia burg Catholic, Reading Cen- tral Catholic .........,.. Hairrislmre May' 2-Sonny Sheppard Relays ..... Hanover Nlay 23-Stevens Tracie, Lancaster May' 5fliethlehem Invitational Re- Catholic. Reading Central IHYS -------4------------- Bf'Ihlf'hf'IU Catholic ................. l.ancaste1 May 9-Venzke Relays . . . . . . Boyertown May 27fSeventh Annual State Meet . . Reading Pole vaulters, T. Sullivan and M. Reddington. set Schmidt SiHhiS his IHFHVI lN'f0Y'1' llllfllllg lllt' themselves to scan the heights of trackdom. discus. Fr. lfrickm-r and Dorn Mulligan ta-ll thi- Pm-nn Rt-lay Tvain how to fc-1-d dust to the-ir opponi-nts. Thi- 1-ight ini-xnbvrs of this squad arc: R. Kroi-nor. D. Chi-lius. T. Sullivan. M. Rvddington. Carrigan. G. Crubcr, J Stl-vm-nson. and G. Kam-. Events I 00 Yard Dash 220 Yard Dash -l 40 Yard Dash 880 Yard Dash Nlils- Run Mila- Rs-lay ,M ,Q 1951 INTER-CLASS MEET RECORDS Winner Tim- for Hrst bvtws-on D. Che-lius and -I. Carrigan J. Kann ll. Kam- R. Kros-nm-r J. Str-vm-nson. G. Grubvr. P. Endtvr, and Kam- P Time ll:0l 26 58 I6 1.75 3.57 Erentx Ifinner l20 Yard High Hurdlm-s Carrigan l20 Yard Low Hurdlvs AI. Carrigan Shot Put j. Goss Discus C. Motkowski High jump E. Shurilla Poli' Yault 'lf Sullivan Broad Jump Str-vm-nson javvlin J. Carrigan Tinze I9 I4 Dixtnnre 1574 9158 H1-ight 5 l'i Ili-ight 9'6 l8'5 l2ll'l0 Baton twirli-rs. J. Succk. M. Liptak. M, Chanton K Romanoviv. S. Gantvrt. M. Horyczko. urn- good at my ss-ason. Though thi-y gin- a rousing' pi-rformanu football inatchcs. thc travluiic-n Claimvd thx-in for thin pagc in thi- '51 yearbook this sa-ason. NNY -ff 1 ik it Q 1 1' x Y X Q. N W A Q 'KX W. X k fi X R x W N X Y . w , x'tmQ,1 Q X x 'wp- f. X Q x W ,K t Ai. N , -S ,,- - 'X , M ,g,kK l 9 mum ffwgzxw Q85 r, i 35 'V He ,ff 3539, sf Q is Q.. 5 -1. , V. W Qu' A W' QQ. X MW Q, .4 is is wie Qmw., 1 Q , 'WW' 4 ww we' N ,S .w rg kwxxkwx l www if .1993- 1 'Z M 4 X '1 1 5 Kiwi, V X. ,MWA A xx 1 ww-Y , 35 K A AA. , I ,mg lx X is Q WW. Aw. 2 ww M, V., X. Y ,V , YN ' ' . . lf xx , ' . 5 -A K f Q, W 4 r , , - x 1: N .. X K' - .. T, F. we'ME's'i M JK' Q f1sQ,1,,wQ,e,. whim V J- v ' M X g 'L f :if sffswf 1' . N FXR 7 4 .Q . Qqlm fl ,ybaw Ta-7: S5331-Vik +, Q NL, MK lm 5 , 'f F1 iw rw xx.. With a host of returning ball players. Coach Joe MeLaughlir1's hope for a successful season are likely to be fulfilled. Bernie Seaman, Felix Cichowicz, Mike DePaul. and -lim Rogoski make up an experienced tight infield. Pa- trolling the outheld are -Ioe Spencer. Bob Harter, Bill Orth. Jim VValters, and Eugene Frankowiak, thc out- llozieh Mel,uughlin, Centrul's din inond nientor. gives nxoundsmen H, Asehenhrenner. Butto. C tlzmiszewski. und D. Ertl. instrue tion for improving their form. standing fly chasers. Gerard Didyoung handles the pitchers behind the plate. Three veteran pitchers who demonstrated their wares last season are Henry Aschenbrenner, Don Ertz. and Carl Janiszewiski. Carl pitched the opener and blanked the Archmere nine, 8-0, on three hits. judging from the inaugural, Joe McLaughlin's proteges will be hard to beat this year. Receiving last minute advice for the opening gzune with Arehniere Academy are seniors: F. Ciehowiez. C. Didyoung. J. Speneer. R. Harter, C. janiszewski. E. Frankowiak. M. D4-Paul. and B. Seunizin 106 Diamond 0 D namlte lfirxf row: Coaeh lNIeLaughlin. A Szablowski. R. Harker. Speneer, II. VValters, J. Connolly, C. Janis- lewski. Second row: lvianager R Kostival. B. Seaman. F. Ciehowiez D. Ertz. Rogosky. WY. Orth Manags-r VV. Harper. Third row. -I. Butto. E. Frzmekowiak. G. Did- young. M. D4-Paul, E. Swierezew- ski. H. Asehenbrenner. Lebanon Catholic . . . . . Perkiomen Prep. . . .. Lebanon Catholic . . . . . Pendora .......... . . Reading Catholic . . . . . Niillers lee Cream . , .. Perkiomen Prep. .. .. St. lVIatthew's . .. BASEBALL 1950 1951 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Opp. CCHS 4 10 April Arehmere Academy 1Homel 10 April Wyomissing Engineers 1Honiel 7 16 April Lebanon Catholic 1Homel 5 13 5 9 May Wyomissing Engineers 1Awayl 3 13 May Archmere Academy gAwayl 10 4 4 1 May Lebanon Catholic gAwayl . 2 4 May Malvern Prep LAwayl St. lVlatthew's .. . E. Frankowiak gets picked oil It lfil by B. Seaman. 107 0ur Second Sprin F And now, after graduation comcs a new lifc . . . our world grows . . . with it, responsibilities . . . adult surroundings . . . novvl situations . . . now pcoplc . . . widcr opportunities . . . all wc have lvarncd Comcs to thc forv . . . a greater and diffvrcnt challenge . . . our second spring. 108 1 Special Benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martino Dominic Maurer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCann Miss Ellen lN1cCann Sisters of Mr. Reverend John N. Wachter' Reverend Charles L. Allwein U Reverend Alexander Alauskis Reverend Stephen J. Bednarik Reverend Wiliam M. Beglcy Reverend James F. Burgoyne Reverend Bernard H. Creemers Reverend Daniel A. Daly Reverend Charles J. Dombay Reverend ohn S. Dunajski Reverend oseph J. Fricker Reverend ohn Hasson Reverend James A. Hughes Reverend ltlichael P. Kakos Reverend Francis X. Kenl- Reverend Raymond J. Leichner Reverend kxmes F. McGrath Reverend enry D. McPeak Reverend John Mickun Reverend Leonard Miconi Reverend John NI. Mundg Reverend Raymond J. O' onnell Reverend frames A. Shea Reverend rancis E. Suchanek Reverend James P. Sullivan Reverend Theodore C. Wagner Sisters of Christian Charity Mr. and Mrs. F. Charles McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Milco lwlr. and Mrs. Abe Minkei' Mr. and Mrs. Alex Minker Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Mogilski Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Morganti Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Morrow Nlothersl Club. C.C.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Motkowski Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mullen Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Mulligan Mr. Edward T. Nuding I Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius J. O'Brien John J. O'Connel1 Mr. John Orlando Carol Palm Mrs. Paul Palm Penn Cigar Sales Pomeroyis Inc. Geraldine Putz Qliuinlan Pretzel Company r. and Mrs. Flacob T. Rathman The Rathman amily Mr. Frank Rush Kathleen Fleming Charity. St. Vincent de Paul Alumni Association, C.C.H.S. Ml'. and Mrs. Louis Anker l Art Engraving and Eleetrotyping Co. Athletic Board, C.C.H.S. Paul Auchter Dr. and Mrs. S. Barra Berks Packing Co. Mrs. Alice S. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boaman Dr. and hirs. Matthew J. Boland Boo Boois Tavern hir. and Mrs. F. Joseph Borst Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boylan Gertrude Brehm Miss Gretel Brehm ltlr. Jacob Brehm Mrs. Jacob Brehm Elvie Brown - Mx'. and Mrs. Francis Bukowski Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Canonico Mrs. Anna Cichowicz Coca-Cola Bottling Works Clamlored Catholic Club li. and Mrs. Seymore Conway Mr. and Mrs. William J. Conway Mr. Edward Costello Mrs. Edward Costello Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Crisaiulli Dr. Eugene Ryan St. Gabriel's Lodge St. Paul's Holy Family Society St. Paul's Parochial School St. Paul's Sodality Mr. Joseph Schaaf Schlleicher's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. M. Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Snyder hir. and Mrs. Harry Souders ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Steingraber Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stoebenat Mr. William Thren Ml'. William . Turner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Vogel Mr. Harold Webb Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wentling C. K. Whitner Co. Mrs. Peter Vvierzbicki Peter lVierzbicki, Jr. Mrs. or-oth Winterhalter Mr. Lester Ylmagm- Mr. VVallace Zuchowski, Jr. Benefactors Reverend Aloysius A. Dietz Reverend Francis C. Glunz Reverend David V. Leahy Reverend Michael A. Lesko Reverend James V. McDonald Reverend Henry C. Schuyler Family Josephine Curtin Mrs. Mr. Mary E. and Mrs. Anthony DePaul Drexler Harold Eitzel Mrs. Eliz abeth Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jon Annebelli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anker Mr. and Mrs. George Auchter Empire Steel Castings Inc. Miss Lottie Florczak A Friend Mr. Theodore Gantert H. E. Glosser Tommie Gray The Misses Erlinda and Rita Guererro Elisabeth Guthier Jacqueline Guthier r. and Mrs. William Gnthier Mr. and Mrs. Herman Harter Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Herman Frederick Hesser Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Horrigan Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Humma Hydockis Food Market Miss Virginia llluzzi Patric P. Jacovidis Andrew Janiszewski Mr. Frank Janiszewski F. Jones Welding Co. Junior 3. C.C.H.S. - Ted Killinger Brake Service Andrew C. Klein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. W. Kline Mrs. John Kopcik Edward Kosak Mi'. and Mrs. August Krauss Mr. Stanley Kunkle Mr. Charles J. Kurczewski Kurczcwski 0. H. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ladies Auxiliary of A. W. C. Laucks. Sr. Mrs. Mary Lena Ml'. and Mrs. Joseph Loeper Loring Studios Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas Home Lutz Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Emerick Macey ohn E. Mackay oseph Malick Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mi's. Mr. and Mrs. rank Marino lui '. Charles Aumen F. Barbonls Place hir. and Mrs. Nicholas Bentz Mr. H. Biesenbach Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bilski ltlr. and Mrs. Peter A. Boaman Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Boone '. Carl Borzacchini arles P. Boyer and Sons Mr. William Burns Butler Cylinder Gas Co. Dr. Natal Carabello Mi Ch Causa's Cleaners John A. Celmer Central Catholic High Freshm anl Freshman 2 Freshm an3 Freshman 4 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore unior unior unior un ior Senior Senior Senior Library Mr. and 1 2 4 School 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 Mrs. Joseph Clark Mrs. An ne Cocci Mr. and Mr. and John C. r. and Mr. John Mr. Ray Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mi'. and Mrs. Sebastian Colotosti Mrs. Harold Connelly Cfkllk Mrs. John F. Cooney F. Daly Deppen Mrs. J. Robert DeTurck Mrs. Edward Devine Mrs. Frederick Didyoung Mrs. Francis J. Donohue l hir. John R. Mx'. and Mrs. hir. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Essig Mi's. Dougherty Augustus M. Drexler Philip Elbert John N. Eline George D. Ermentrout Dr. Samuel Turrisi V.V.V. Athletic Association Mr. and Mrs. Stanley VVink Mary Winterhalter Kathryn Wisniewski Dr. Leon Zientek Mr. and Mrs. Vvallace Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zuwiala Zuchowski hihn H. A. Faust r. and Mrs. John P. Feeney Mrs. Annie M. Fisher Sponsors Mi'. and Mrs. John Fleming bliss Mary Flemming Miss Helen Focht Ml'. and Mrs. M. Grant Fosnocht ltirs. Marie M. Frank A Friend Fritz Moving Co. Mr. Wilfred K. Fromutli Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gallen Mr. and Mrs. Armand Gantert Bliss Claire Gantert ltlr. and Mrs. Henry A. Gantert Dave Geiger Lt. Robert Giamotti, U. S. N. Reverend Jrohn F. Brnghmans Reverend rancis Donovan Reverend Wilfred H. Flaherty Reverend George P. Hiller Reverend Thomas Kelly Reverend erome G. Mareeki Reverend ames McKenzie Reverend ohn J. Mellor Reverend adislaus J. Sarama Reverend Francis Urhanowicl Reverend John M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alesin Frank A. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold Mr. Julius Gombar Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Goss Dr. Lucille Tucker Green hir. Joseph L. Gross Mr. William Gross Mrs. John Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gudz Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Harter hir. and Mrs. Lee Heifner Mrs. Mary A. Heizmann hir. Robert Herman W. M. High 8: Sons Richard Hoflia ltliss Marie Auehter Theo. C. Auman, Inc. Dr. M. Austin lvlr. Harry Bard Berks Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. J. Bondra Miss Ida Horst Hollywood Film Service Mr. Roland J. Hughes Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Humma Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huytte Frank E. Janiszewski Kagen's Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karli Mr. William P. Kasprzak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Katrinak lkfrs. Mary Kauffman ltlr. and Mrs. Paul Keiser Kelly Appliance Co. Charles Kelly Mrs. Grace Kline Richard Kline Knights of St. Casimir Mr. Edward Borlacchini Mrs. lda Borzacchini Mr. and Mrs. John J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bubp Mr. and Mrs. Ettore Cami li Dr. Charles Carabello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carabello Mr. and Mrs. Dominic ChatTe Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Cohen Estelle R. Co John Costello Mi '. and Mrs. nuolly John Daehneiler Mr. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DelCollo ltlr. and Mrs. Eugene Didyoung Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diehl Miss Vir. inia Diener hir. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. fwfr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Alberta Nfr. and Mrs. Dr. Cyril Le Leon Kopicki Joseph Korejwo, Sr. August Krauss Walter Kruszewski Kurczewski Jerome A. Lalkfanna ddy Mr. Clarence Dutch Lt-Van Dolan Thomas Dolan Stella Domayowski Mary Dziedzic Eckit-'s Square Bar Eddit-'s Flower Shop Mr. Harry W. Eisenhise Mr. and Mrs. Howard Envinan Miss Theresa Enzman Mrs. Bariaara Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sadie Long Frank Macey Mr. and lNIrs. John McFadden Mr. and Mrs. F. McGoey Mr. and lNIrs. Mrs. Loretta Etzel Faller Mark C. McQuillen Mrs. George W. Fox Mae'S Flower Shop Maier's Bakery hir. and Mrs. Joseph Maier hir. and Mrs. Abner ltlengel Compliments of Mike and Jack hliss Mai Milco hir. and lvirs. Gerald Mulligan Jimmy Kase and Jimmy Mulligan A. G. Neidert Chester Franekowiak Frank's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. L. Willard Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gantert Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Gardecki Mr. and Mrs. James Giamotti Mr. and Mrs. George Gibilisco Florist Giles the Ann Goldman hir. and Mrs. Mi'. Frank B. Mr. and Mrs Ml'. and Mrs. Ken Parrish Gino Pavia Frank Nelson Palm . Frank Panhle Earl V. Parks Ed Golluh Garage Mr. John Hallowell hir. and Mrs. George Heller Mrs. Loretta Henrich Henry and Sons Hetherington Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Robert PeH'ley Luther E. Ptlum Polish Falcons Alliance hlrs. Anne Quinlan Reading A pliance Center Reliable Ci:-aners and Tailors St. Lawrence Dair Co. St. Paul's-Camp Fire Girls Mr. Norman Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnable Mr. Charles Schuler Mrs. Dorothy Schuler Rosemary Schuler Mi'. and Mrs. M. Sedlark Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Himinelberge Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hipple Emily Hopkins Mrs. Leona Inlpink John Jraniszewski Jimmy's ood Market Johnnies Food lklarket Mr. and lklrs. Charles Kaiser Kalbach's Jewelry MPS. Mr. hirs. Mr. Mr. Marie Katie and Mrs. Frank Julia Karahinos Kai ahinos and Mrs. Raymond Katiinak and Mrs. Stephen Katrinak I C. J. Shemaz Mr. and Mrs. Slovak Home Sam Smith iski. M.D. Michael Shurilla Association Mi'. and Mrs. VVhalen J. Smith Bennie Spina Mrs. August Steidle Mrs. Annie Stein Mrs. Ella Stephan Mi'. and Mrs. Arthur K. Stern Stichter Hardware Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stofko ' l,l't1'l' SN'll'l'CZl'U'Skl Stanley Swierczewski Swisher Beauty Shoppe Mr. and lNIrs. Albert F. Thre n hliss Margaret E. Tliren 109 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katzenmoyer Mr. Harvey Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. P. Edward Keene Mrs. Rose Ketzel Mr. Luke Kiernan Joyce Killinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korejwo Mr. Stanley Krempa Marguerite L. Krick Marguerite T. Kriek Ml's. Anna Kurtz Nicola T. A. LaFata Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lesher Mrs. William Liesman George Loeper. Jr. Ml'. and ltlrs. George Lt ie pe r Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ludwig Pauline Maccy Maier's Bakery Marty's Italian Sc Steak Sandwich Mary and Mar aret Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maslar Charles E. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer-nik Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mazza Pat rick A. Mazza, Jr.. M.D. Mrs. Mary McDonnell Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Mclieone Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin . Charles Michael . Adam Michalik . and Mrs. Michalik . and Mrs. Anthony Mieholak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller Miller's Cut-Rate Store Mt. Penn Diner Mt. Penn Grille Mr Mr Mr Mr . Paul Moyer . and Mrs. Chas. Muhlenberg . and Mrs. Francis Mulligan . and Mrs. John Mulligan Miss Geraldine Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Lemme Nagle Mr. and Mrs. rank Nemeth Shop Joseph Andrejewski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews Mr. George Angstadt Mr. and Mi's. Charles Anthony Mrs. Emma Arentz Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Amadio Mrs. Guy Arno d Paul R. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. George H. Aschenbrenncr Mrs. Margaret Aschenbrcnner Rosie A. Aschenbrenner Miss Mary Attili George Auchter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auchter Mr. and Mrs. hih Auchter Mr. and Mrs. Charlles Ausel Mrs. Hannah A ers Mr. Jere H. BaBb Mrs. Jere H. Babb Mr. and Mrs. J. Clinton Bach Mr. August Baczar Mr. Stanley Baczar Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Bahner Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baisch Mr. Phili Barbera ohn Bargon . C. Bauder Ir. Francis Bauer Mr. John Baumann Mr. ClarenceNJ. Newmoyer. Ji. Mr. Leo A. ewmoyer hrhn G. Nuebliw r. and Mrs. alter Oberc Vince O'Brien Mrs. Rose Oelschlager Mr. Olanin Ji M. Oswald, DDS agoda Candies Paul P. Palm Mr. and Mrs. John Piotrowski Louise Pofl' Russell Potts ifilseph Puwalski r. and Mrs. gan Qualio Readin Beer istributors g . Reading Cabinet Upholstering and Fix- ture Co. Richards Fruit Store Jvack Beane rs. Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Becker, Jr. George Bednar William Bennis Mr. Edward Bertheau Mr. and Mrs. Bettler kiananne M. Bettler rs. Olive Bickhart Mr. Robert J. Bickhart Mr. Edward Bielski Mrs. Edward Bielski Mary Bielski Mr. and Mrs. John Bigos Mr. Ray Bilski Miss Joan A. Blanchard Miss Gloria A. Boaman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bockius Mrs. George Boisseneault Mr. Harrison Rick Dr. Joseph Rozum Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rozycki Dr. George L. Rubri ht Mr. and Mrs. Ollie ikuolf Mrs. Francis Ruth St. James Hotel Sammy Italian Steak G. M. Sawyer H. L. Schaeffer hssepha Schera r. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. . M. Schwank Schwemmer Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sedlack The Jan Sheldon Pastry Shop Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Shurilla Maryanne Slapikas Smith Bros. Sonn 's Sandwich Shop Dr. John Spannuth Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanley Mrs. Florence Staulfer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stein Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stofko Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Styer Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tandlmayer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomas Miss Dolores C. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vath Mr. and Mrs. Ra mond Waldman Mr. and Mrs. William Waldman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walter Mr. and Mrs. Harry w'l'lllIl'l White House Market Peter Wierzbirki Ann Wilczenski Mr. Abner Wink Miss Rita Wirth Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wisnieski Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wolan Dr. Robert S. Yost Patrons Mrs. Catherine Adam Mr. Kenneth Adam Mr. and Mrs. A. Adams Miss Bett Adams Mr. Charlles H. Adatns Mr. Scott Adams Joseph Albert Allied Van Lines Mrs. J. A. Allwein Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alter Mrs. Anna Ames Mr. Paul Amigh Anna Anderko Edward Anderko Trudy Boland igseph Boncoddo r. William Borne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borst Mr. and Mrs. Charles Borst, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borst Mr. Robert Borst Mr. William Borst Mrs. John Botzum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Botzum Miss Loretta Botzum Mi As. Mary Bntzum Mr. Charles Bower Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Floyf Boyer Mr Mr '. and Mrs. P. Boylan s. Lillian Brady Mr. and Mrs. Edward Braun Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Braun Mr '. and Mrs. Charles Breneiser David Breneiser Gerry Breneiser Mrs. Byron Bricker ifiryce M. Bricker r, and Mrs. Ted Bright Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brill Mrs. Rose Brogley Dr. David Brooks Joe Bross Confectionery Stephen Bross Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bruder Mr. Thomas Brunelli Mr. and Mrs. John Brungard Miss Margaret Buckley Mrs. Mary Buckley Dr. Thomas P. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bukowski Irene Bukowski Mr. and Mrs. G. Burkart Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burkart Mrs. Samuel Burkart Miss Ellen Burns Mr. James Burns Edith M. Bush Raymond Caltagirone Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caltagirone Emidio Camilli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Canonico Miss Antoinette Capella Mr. Frank Carabello Mr. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. James V. Carrigan James V. Carrigan Lack Causa r. and Mrs. Jqoseph Chaffe Mr. and Mrs. . Chelstowski Samuel Chiarelli Mr. Herman Christel Mr. William Christel William Chuhran Mr. Steve P. Chruchan. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ciahaton Rita and Alfred Ciabaton Emidio Cianci Eugene Cichowicz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cichowicz E. Cioni Mrs. Jose h Ciotto Mr. and leirs. E. K. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cleary Mrs. Jose h Cemmer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coleman Mr. LeRoy G. Conrad Joseph Constantine Marie Anne Conway Mr. and lVIrs. Earl Cook Mr. and Mrs. James Coyle Misses Anna Kay and Rose Mary Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Miss Charlotte Crimaldi Rita Crocona Mr. Richard T. Cronan Mrs. D. Crupi Mr. and Mrs. A. Daniels Daniels Coffee 81 Tea Co. Mr. and Mrs. Davy Miss Mar uerite Davy Mr. and iirs. 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Edith Johnson Mrs. Harrii ohnson Mr. and rs. James Jones Mrs. William Jones Mr. Alvin Julian Theresa M. Kachura Eleanor Kahlert Miss Marie Kalbach Mrs. Minnie Kalbach Miss Helen Kalina Mr. and Mrs. John Kalina Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kalina Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kaminski Miss Anna Kane Miss Dorothy Kane Miss Roselda Kaplon Miss Cecilia Karabinos Mr. Elmer Karabinos I Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Karabrnos Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karish Elizabeth Karwoski Miss C. Kase Mr. and Mrs. John Katona Elizabeth Katrinak . Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Katrrnak Mr. Isaac Kauffman Mrs. Laura Kauffman Martin Kauffman Mlm S. Kaufmann rs. L. Kazmierczak Barbara Keffer Mr. Joseph Kell Mrs. Joseph Kelliy Mary Kel y Richard Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. and Mrs. C. Keppley Mr. Edward Keplply Mrs. John Kerc er Mr. LeRoy Kercher Mrs. Clara Kerscher Mrs. Frank Kerscher Miss Frances Ann Kirkpatrick Mrs. Agnes Klemmer . Mr. an Mrs. George Kline Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Kline Mrs. Laura Kline Robert A. 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And thc elusive tra- grance of the verdure drew us on to where the emerald virtues of youth lay embedded in its roots. Faith, hope. lite courage inspiration were the treasures buried there The prize we deemed worthy of the struggle So we stumbled on over the challenging mounds of Central s proving ground to gather the precious experience that would make us men and women gracious dependable enthusiastic cooperative vmle Christllke It is because we want to share with you the mem ones ot our tour green years at Central that we potted down the up hills and down dales that brought us to graduation day THE CENTRALMA STAFF A 'l 3' a.,gf,w:,. f ' 1 MARY JANE CRUND fha ff , 'i :Vg:,,,x,. f 554 , 6 Mfg? ' .gg Lug? ,V mea, 'ga ' ff? gi fa, ag. gx f 1 ,A , xv M 2, , K P425 F235 Wm-,, 1 :fury ww Q 3 ' A