Central Catholic High School - Centralma Yearbook (Reading, PA)
- Class of 1952
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Remember us to her that we moy never lose our spiritual vigor but olvvoys remain in her eyes . . . fx Xxx Xyff XMX fi f f' X IX IX ,xxx s ,,,,,, fi N X ff' 5 Q-K mx Q I .. N .xxx f i, gf .ff KN ff R es,-,an V fy X I A X x -is , x ,f i .xx . 1,4 1' mx xv .Q ' x M xx A5 'WN .fa W mg: 53.351 V 'tk 2 555' Y' F 'x X 1. if xxx ,fzgi may ,fvaamx xe XX GERTRUDE BOLAND Assistant Editor Centralma Staff ASSOCIATE EDITORS ' M. BECKER R. HARRIS R. FALIN B. HOFMANN COPY EDITORS P. FORDYCE P. MILLS C. MCKENNA D. REPKO PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS P. GIBNEY P. KLICK SEVENTEEN SALUTES! Locale . Adminisfrafors Faculfy . ON THE BOOK BEAT This we believe . Numbers racket Brushing up . The general idea Over there . Them days are gone . Lit 'n' lingo . . Verfebrae, vcllences, volis Viva la buck! . . Graduafes STRICTLY FOR FUN Power in ribbons Inking for you W '52 p. 6 p. I0 p. I2 p. I8 p. 20 p. 21 p. 22 p. 24 p. 26 p. 27 . p. 28 p. 30 p. 32 p. 62 p. 64 QP ' MAKE-UP EDITORS B. NIEMCZYK J. SCHMIDT R. PEFFLEY J. WANINGER J. WELSH STAFF ARTISTS R. ALBRECHT C. FLEMMING TYPISTS M. E. GANTERT M. NANGLE S. WERTZ THOMAS McDONALD DID IT The big story . The Queen's teens Tune 'n' tempo . Coll to colors Cote de lc Poix . United we sing . Best foot forward One frosty night Belle ringers . The gong's all here As we like it . ROUGHING IT First ond ten . Bounds and rebounds Swish! . . Whiz kids . Diamond dusters A teen to remember Editor-in-Chief p. 66 p. 68 p. 70 p. 72 p. 74 p. 76 p. 78 p. 80 p. 82 p. 84 p. 86 p. 90 p. 96 p. IO2 p. I04 p. 106 p. IO8 on ir MARIE BECKER Associate Editor Introduction , 1 'Tis in my memory lock'd And you yourself shall keep the key of it. SHAKESPEARE Mecmderin' ki . N ,- ' f ..: .... -,..'-: I 5 I designed with us in mind The transition from stately mansion to hall of learning was more than a case of three easy lessons. When the pastor of St. Paul Parish bought the Luden mansion in 1939, he took the tirst of many steps forward. Realizing the possibilities of the Bon Air estate not only for his own parish, but tor all the Catholic Goin' fishin We love thee, Alma Mater, youth ot Reading, he made the purchase and a new Catholic Alma Mater was on its way. The great rooms lent them- selves admirably to conversion, lending an old world charm to the practical up-to-date idea of modern education. Following the dictates of sup- ply and demand, the new insti- dear old Central High tution soon found itself in need of more space and equipment. Plans were formulated, and in both 1941 and 1945 new sec- tions were annexed. Central con- tinued to grow. Originally chris- tened the Monsignor Borne- mann Memorial, the school has become more popularly known as Central Catholic High. 732 tl. 553' 1' A little bit o' Central Reverend John .Wachter It Central has helped us to handle that explosive piece of dynamite called growing up, it it has changed our liabilities to golden assets, we are indebted to the Pastor of St. Paul Parish. The financial backing supplied by Father Wachter and his parishioners did somersaults to keep our Alma Mater in the running. Now that we are graduating-confident, mature, and embarked-may we express our gratitude for the secret cargo that made our trip through Cen- tral a successful one. He likes La Magnita cigars. He likes chicken, too-but not chicken a la king! Art and music figure in his cultural tastes. Now and then the co-founder and principal of Central Catholic High School takes a busman's holiday. Serving on examining committees, assisting at dedica- tions, broadcasting on the radio-all play a part on the extra-curricular agenda ot a very busy man, Reverend Charles Allwein. This year Father served as vice-chairman on the Committee of the Middle States Association evaluating Harrisburg Catholic High School. He later filled the post of chairman on a committee appraising the scholastic efforts ot Linden Hall, Lititz, Pennsylvania. Since its foundation twelve years ago, Central has grown considerably in size, enrollment, and prestige. To the man responsible for that expansion, we say: Sev- enteen salutes you, Father Allwein! Reverend Charles L. Allwein REVEREND RAYMOND J. LEICHNER Prefect of Discipline Counselor of Boys Director of Athletics Tycoons for Christ ,f v' REVEREND JAMES MCGRATH Religion Lcitin German Member of Junior Town Meeting Steering Committee with a corner on Heaven REVEREND JOSEPH FRICKER Religion Latin Moderator of Track REVEREND STEPHEN BEDNARIK Religion REVEREND CHARLES DOMBAY Religion Moderator of Baton Twirlers and Color Guard I 0 Enrlchin man A 7 SISTER IMELDA J SISTER CELESTE . Superior Business Commercial Studies Mathematics Prefect of Studies Moderator of Mother Pauline Club Moderator of Student Association SISTER CELESUNE SISTER AGNES ANN Spanish Mechanical Drawing English Automotive Essentials Adviser Hillside Echoes Commercial Studies Moderator of Bellarmine Debating Club Moderator of Mission SISTER AGNESE Science Libro,-ian Mathematics Spanish Moderator of Red Cross Club latin slsTER DOLORETTE Mathematics Mathematics Moderator of Library Club English SISTER ANNEMARIE Science Art Moderator of Our Lady of Fatima Club Social Studies SISTER ELMA MOCIGFOIOF of Art Club Sgciql Studieg SISTER CASIMIR Moderator of Talent Club M . Moderator of Vocation Club athematics . science V' slsrER GENEVIEVE Home Economics English Moderator of Home Economics Club Moderator of Eucharistic Club K! MISS VIRGINIA ILLUZZI MR. JOSEPH SCHAAF Health Health DR. RALPH M. MULLIGAN Physical Education Physical Education Pre-Professional Girls' Basketball Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach Moderator of Cheerleaders I N' E. V ip 3 I Mary's way SISTER GERARDIS SISTER ROSANA Commercial Studies Mathematics Girls' Counselor Moderator of Mathematics Club M cl f ' Cl b o erator o Service u SISTER ROSELDA SISTER JANET Social Studies Social Studies Spanish Moderator of Aquinas Debating Club Student Adviser Junior Town Meetings if SISTER JOSEPH MARIE Moderator of Spanish Club Science Moderator of Chemistry Club SISTER MADELINE English Latin g X Moderator of Latin Club XY SISTER MARY GERARD English Adviser Centralma Moderator of Visual Aid Club Jsisteiz RENE English French Adviser Assembly Programs Moderator of French Club SISTER ROMAINE Commercial Studies Business MR. LESTER YEAGER Moderator of Junior Auxiliary Club Head of Music Department MISS DOROTHY MILCO MlSS MARYANNE SLAPIKAS MISS LORETTA BOTZUM Secretary Secretary School Nurse RICHARD HARRIS Class Editor on the book beat Dearie! do you remember when we put aside our bubble- gum and choo-choo trains and settled down to the grim reality of Central's book routine? From the very tirst class we caught the general idea that a knowledge of valences, vertebrae, and volts would mean more in the long run than kidding, 'kibitzing' and cutting up. Most of us realized that our tycooning days were just around the next corner. So with great intellectual gallops we covered the ground of an endless vocabulary and captured an elusive X Y Z. But here is the heart ofthe matter. It we are graduating- adult, arrived, and assured-it is because Our Lady helped us all the way. Without her Son's help, her own reassuring smile, and gentle prods ot an interested faculty, Seventeen never could have done it. Nw, , 'fm gt . X X, . X, X. X x if FN 3' LW 'M-N ,WMM 5 X.- x ij I f 1 J 4 Religi n Mathematics rt General Course QYXY V rX'l'!lUl,lK,, NYTION' 1 A I HU :'SCi'li' Third year religion students J. Honan and R. Harris find that the school library holds the key to good read- ing through Catholic literature. Increased devotion through a better understanding of the Mass is the object of would-be theologians M. Flemming, J. Gibney, A. Foley, and L. Borst. FRESHMEN Front Row: W. Bennethum, F. Burns, J. Cleary, P. Barbera, R. Corrigan, J. Conrad, D. Breneiser, W. Billinger, J. Bonk, J. Didyoung, J. Davies. Middle Row: F. Cichoe wicz, C. Daly, K. Aschenbrenner, C. Dease, P. Cacesse, T. Borst, S. Con- cordia, D. Dauber, G. Civita, H. Derby, R. Berardinelli, M. Dack- weiler, J. Anderson. Top Row: J. Butler, J. Adams, J. Bilger, B. Ambrose, T. Dooley, J. Curtin, R. Cotellese, R. Dreibelbis, M. Con- lon, J. Christel, J. Conway, J. Cara- bello, H. Bausman. 18 FRESHMEN Front Row: T. Flannery, J. Frank, A. Franey, J. Hernandez, C. Guid- ara, S. Goetz, P. Fordyce, C, Frank, P. Glemboclxi, B. Henrich, B. Guthier, R. Flanagan, G. Gane tert. Middle Row: B. Goncher, B. Esser, D. Essig, P. Gusavage, S. Cood, P. Burns, L. Albrecht, M. Daly, J. Devera, M. Eagan, C. Doyle, A. Daly, l. Billman. Top Row: G. Evans, E. Garman, C. Feicht, C. Haage, T. Faust, G. Flem- ming, P. Firing, R. Grant, J. Han- son, W. Faller, D. Gunter, G. Glaser. Forty-five freshmen try to get into the act as G. Templin struggles valiantly to defend the faith. This we believe . . . True or false? Trees have trunks. Elephants have trunks. Therefore, elephants are trees. A false generalization-a correction-and our house of faith once more stood upon the rock. Studies in the life of Christ, Church history, the Divine and Ecclesiastical precepts, and apol- ogetics will go a long way to help us under- stand, defend, and propagate the Faith. The first chapter of Genesis illustrated for the benefit of seniors J. Kopicki, M. Howard, J. Gallagher, C. Denunzio, R. Dombroski, and D. McCarthy. 19 FRESHMEN Front Row: J. Kuzio, R. Hennes- sey, M. Mazurkiewicz, G. Kowal- chick, M. Jones, S. Golembeski, T Jendrzeiewski, C. Franlc, S. Kane P. Leitham, H. McFadden, R. Jones, A. Lellig. Middle Row: M. Koren, B Matuszak, B. Kirlik, E. Kozlay, K Malriut, B. Kulchinsky, F. Kiedeisch A. Farrell, P. Herb, B. Endler, C Kushmore, P. Killinger. Top Row: L Kerlaer, D. Hofmann, D. Hohl, G Hughes, E. Janiszewski, W. Kerber, E. Hornak, W. Kase, A. Krauss, E Jablonski, R. Holland, R. Krasinski Is this a fix? Grins registered by freshmen W. Hall- man, M. Smith, and J. Stieff give a new twist to algebra classes. O Solid, where is thy sting! With models to illus- trate geometric solids in space, F. Nemeth, J. Smith, P. Gibney, and M. Brady pave the last of math's royal roads. umbers racket Mr. X, the unknown, is still at large! He gave us the slip, though we chased him with slide rules, protractors, Compasses, T squares. Find X! With dull pencils we sign the iolo over to you. You'll never regret the search. Look what it did for us. Ours is a mathemati- cian's mind, ready for mechanics, engineering, science and 'what have you.' 20 R. Albrecht posts the day's bill of fare on the cate- teria bulletin board as poster painters D. Hoyer, M. Becker, and C. Flemming ply their art. The mural waits while K. Borgiet and R. Aschenbrenner get a charge out ot the smudge on E. Humma's face. lt's T. Lucas to the rescue! FRESHMEN Front Row: W. Lozinski, M. Ma tus, l. Pawlowski, C. Popp, M Seyfert, M. Smith, M. A. Rotundo P. Mulligan, A. Rearden, D Schnable, E. Noble, C. O'Brien, T. McDevitt. Middle Row: B. McKeone, T. Morganti, A. Pizzutelli, J. Reber, F. Richards, T. Romanovic, M Smith, M. A. Roclttashel, M. E Smith, V. Reed, M. Purcell, C. Noll E. Neiman. Top Row: F. Mascirelli D. Linette, B. Post, L. Norman, F Lorah, J. Litwin, J. Nawa, B. Poule son, R. Moyer, J. McGoey, J Melcher, J. Levisky. 21 Brushing up The parade ot colors was on. ln pastels, water colors, and opaques we depicted every- thing from Cinderella to the Litany ot the Saints. Yes, it was the rainbow at our fingertips. As a preparation tor commercial art, we dwelt extensively on printing, poster design, fashion illustration, and color harmony. The general idea Actually, it's know how. Know how to draw a revolved section ot a crank? Know what a universal ioint is? Know where to use an os- cillator? Films, batteries, motors, drawing boards were the trusty tools that taught us the science ot iuice, the assembly ot a ieep, the construc- tion ot a blue print. R. Masley shows his fellow f'Ben Franklinsn F. Glass, R. Heine, and W. Orth how much juice it takes to make a voltmeter hop. P. Endter checks his pattern of 606 T-Joint before submitting it to Sister's scrutiny. FRESHMEN Front Row: R. Salvatore, R. Wright, J. Sabatucci, V. Zimmer man, l.. Uczynslzi, G. Templin, C. Spiegel, J. Spencer, R. Suglia, G. Weiss, J. Struble, R. Tessier, M. Sosh. Middle Row: P. Sheehan, J. Watycha, D. Stralxa, N. Vath, G. Weber, M. Yahner, J. Stieff, D. Wink, P. Straka, H. Stumhofer, F. Toye. Top Row: E. Senkowski, F. Swienlcowski, F. Urban, J. Powers, G. Smith, J. Stetanik, D. Waligur- ski, E. Sanford, T. Seaman, P. Slapikas. 22 2 i A hole in one! Mrs. F. Went- zel, representative from the Singer Sewing Machine Com- pany, demonstrates the new magic button-hole maker. In boot-training for home-making are seniors B. Kuzio, D. Quimby, J. Merkel, C. Latshaw, R. Roth. With the art of good salesmanship R. Siegle puts the pressure on S. Prentice. A Ford V-8 engine is the victim here as puzzled mechanics R. Kemp, P. Zimmerman, B. Kreisher, J. Yetzer, F. Jablonski, J. Kruszewski, C. Nuding, J. Jab- lonski, and D. Kase perform on autopsy to see what made it tick. 23 Topsy-turvy Home Ec class put legs in orm- holes, used salt tor sugar, sewed seams with- out thread. Practical application was hectic in those days. But Sister Casimir extricated us from 'gooey' batter and yards ot cloth till we emerged dieti- tians and seamstresses that even mother can be proud ot. w ik ik si? Languages Hlstorg English Lo Senorcl S. Lewclski and los Senores J. Larkin, F. Dell, and M. Scornovocchi search El Eco for news of the bullflght ond flesfos. Cold weather doesn't stop French stu- dents M. A. Scuyek, B. Horting, P. Becker, W. Murphy, R. Harris, M. Templin, and R. Sypher from sipping hot coffee at Centrc1l's Cclfe de lo Pcuiag, Garcon J. Rogosky serves. MN! ' ,J fff 1 .Ji l V . ,W J lj' is e-Q . . .,,- .... , ,,W,,,, 0... ...--.v.s- V'-f-am, sf 4. ., .. ., ,, .1 .8 fn 9. SOPHOMORES Front Row: W. Horrer, R. Kelley M. Hunter, B. Gross, R. Gleixner M. Kellogher, R. Holzopfel, A. M Kilker, H. Kafonu, K. Keegan, M Henrich, R. Kostivul, W. Kose Middle Row: G. Ireland, J. Jablon ski, P. Greely, D. Kohul, G. Krinner M. Horrigan, B. Horfer, S. Krufl, D Kolson, B. Henry, M. A. Kerber, R Kremp, J. Kruszewski, R. Kosfivol Top Row: F. Hesser, B. Keturukis G. Kugler, E. Holzupfel, B. Kelly F. Joblonski, B. Kreisher, L. Hor- nok, T. Gross, J. Kowal, P. Huber, J. Kruszewski, T. Jurcxsinski, H Hefler. 24 1 SOPHOMORES Front Row: J. Eline, R. Coleman, M. Boulanger, P. Gaiewski, J. Crupi, A. Foley, M. Evonno, J. Deither, N. Davidheiser, K. Aiello, M. Attili, R. Faller, J. Chrismer. Middle Row: M. Delp, C. Ginther, G. Flubacher, M. A. Arnold, M. Flemming, M. P. Clark, R. Arentz, E. Flomm, T. K. Flemming, J. Chel- stowski, S. Davies, J. Borst, P. Dos- kus, G. Bruno. Top Row: D. Dragon, R. Arnold, D. DeFebbo, F. Cara- bello, A. Giangiacomo, J. Dylewski, S. Albert, D. Dunn, E, Bohanak, L. Devine, J. Gibney, G. Borst, W. Bilski, L. Borst, J. Burkart, J. Essig. af , XM' .f'!.f . X b EE, , . .h5'P'i-ww - -we tww srfgw-'lf Ja, it would be gut to see the old country again, nicht wahr? Well, C. Franclcowiak, W. Hoffman, and M. Flemming can dream, can't they? D. Sobczak, R. Vallish, and A. Hornak find reading in the Latin Missal a bit easier than the usual tricky translations of Virgil and Ovid. G. Kilker fights the fog! 25 Over there . . . Like a trip through the bill-boarded country- side, the study of languages sent us pell-mell into the strange beauties that enhance the cus- toms, music, and lore of our foreign friends. German, Spanish, French, Latin is the mortar upon which we build unending stairways to a peaceful democratic world. SOPHOMORES Front Row: J Wiswesser, G. Ziemba, C. Stover. N. Twardowski, C. Pezdirc, A. Troilo, C. Yoder, M. Zwier, M. Schuler, J. Waldman, G. Yerger, D. Swerzega, S. Veichar. Middle Row: W. Wann, C. Wer- nicki, P. Weiss, R. Siegle, T. Weavf er, P. Straka, M. Toye, M. Rath- man, J. Stubblebine, M. Trompetter, R. Troianowski, C. Sabol, F. Sattler, B. Styer, C. Perrotti, P. Somerday. Top Row: J. Pefiley, M. Zampelli, J. Wendell, J. Sheehan, J. Yetzer, G. Raab, J. Roche, R. Simon, P. Zimmerman, J. Stengel, S. Sroka, V. Ponzoli, D. Wentliqag, J. Reusing. llliif M .xv J' 4 VL 'J aff! 'C V 5 A - .Q J 0 7 - .- ' I -1 rv ,f I u ' 1 , 1 fi!! Jf .siXwm.wUCwfQt' A liwf my U . ' s1'.g,.,- 1 Armor and lace ride into the 20th Century as freshmen exhibit proiects on feudalism. Left to right are: M. A. Rotundo, B. Ambrose, L. Al- brecht, T. Romanovic, D. Hohl, T. McDevitt. Ike or Harry? Presidential elections are fuel for Central's Junior Town Meetings of the Air. Here B. Magee, E. Schaeffer, and L. Pietruszynski search Congressional Records for pointers on the national problem. Them days are gone . . . In four short years we burrowed our way out of Neanclerthal caves, stood before Egyptian pyramids, and ioined battle with the Crusaders against the Turks. This Modern Age gave us a complete picture of the worlcl's luring secrets and its shining truths. So much history-shaped in a thousand years by man-made our heads hum. r A .Ki . a w'ii . it ...wk ,r ' if -7 'M'-scgireulz.. Q .-fx +', ?..b,, 'Mal' . , fri 'SJ' Wt-4. ,wwf 26 - :,,i'u:Zug..:'. ' wwf Soph thespians enact Shakespeare's ever popular pound of flesh scene from The Merchant of Venice. F. Hesser, V. Ponzoli, M. Zampelli, D. DeFebbo, and M. Horrigan pictured. G. Romanovic, M. Lindinger, E. Loeper, R. Colesworthy, and T. Cauler pore over library references to beat the theme deadline. Lit 'n' lingo Participles dangled, modifiers were mis- placed. Our iob-correct them! We coniugated verbs, parsed nouns, and recited poems, till we had nightmares of monster gerunds chasing James Whitcomb Riley and horned fragments colliding with Charles Dickens. Magazine analysis, parliamentary law, se- . 'j . , w l marptyts we-LQ ll in th hour s wo kJ 'i'LlA!?fl'.V?. .17 lll . fl .,' fr qi 'lr X' SOPHOMORES Front Row: D. Lewars, R. Patten M. Lessig, M. Nelson, M. Lesniewski A. M. Merkel, J. McQuillen, M. Nes tro, P. Murphy, T. Loeper, T. Mo shinsky, P. Lellig, J. Noll. Middle Raw: J. Martin, P. Moyer, P. Lein bach, M. A. Noll, V. LaFata, H Mazurkiewicz. Top Row: R. Os weld, E. lubbelxe, R. Morrow, J McDonald, C. Nuding, J. McGov ern, I. Lindinger, T. O'Brien, B Nangle, J. Mazza, C. Moszczenslxi 27 iff Science it Commercial Course T A 2 Af' V N X Y y V L .X V3 yd 1 . J' .ew aff vi 'I . V JJ J If ,NN YM I D. Straka plays it cool while confident young scien- N 10' tists G. Giaser and P. Sheehan experiment with water retention. distill water. Weird doings in the garage! Amid a flurry of pipes and tubes S. Horahan, E. Yuschalk, B. Quire, and E. Wojciechowski ,JAM JUNIORS Front Row: J. Metivier, E. Leach, B. Peffiey, W. Murphy, M. Liptak, L. Pettit, F. Mosler, E. Newmoyer, G. Myatt, G. Morris, T. Keltz, B. Koons, E. Micheis. Middle Row: E. McCann, R. Lewalski, J. Manuszak, R. Prentice, A. Petzer, P. Melcher, M. Morris, D. Neiman, B. Kirkpa- trick, D. Mazza, H. Morrow, R. Mosley. Top Row: T. Lucas, R. Prene dergast, J. Mason, R. Mountcastle, J. Mayernick, A. Kozik, W. Orth, G. Kilker, R. Pettley, B. Motkowski. 28 JUNIORS Front Row: C. Giorgi, E. Kahlert, G. Hipp, J. Keegan, E. Gantert, B. Horting, M. Fosnocht, M. Frederick, J. Hanan, J. Glaser, A. Gallen, M. Fierro, J. Goncher. Middle Row: D. Flamm, S. Ganlert, M. A. Kellagher, N. Gilbert, M. Hughes, J. Eckert, M. Hanson, l. Gibney, A. M. Hor- nak, P. Gaugler, K. Kase, V. Heck- man, J. Essig. Top Row: R. Harris, R. Heine, S. Horahan, W. Guthier, P. Farrier, E. Humma, G. Kane, P. Endter, G. Gruber, F. Glass, T. Faust. 5.7.1 .ff W c Q' NK H .1 fda! 1 ' wlulllglyl WDW W 049401 J ' 1 JU f lllertebrae- valences Biologists K. Stover, T. Loeper, and L. Hornak find odd little creatures quite ac- tive in a microscopic world of their own. Shades of Boyle! R. Katrinak, equipped with bell iar and balloon, works magic with atmospheric pressure. S. Remza, A. Szym- borski, J. Corrigan, and P. Gibilisco watch the proceedings. 29 - volts Bugs escaped, a chem experiment burst into flame, a dozen mirrors broke in a physics ex- periment. Thus the fledgling scientist battled his way through this Atomic Age with the good teacher hovering in the background. Conflagration, intellectual perspiration, resig- nation introduced another group of Centralites to the wonders of a modern scientific world. JUNIORS Front Row: N. DiGiosia, M. Di Blosi, J. Annibcalli, P. Didyoung, J Blanchard, P. Becker, M. Cavallo, M. Dease. S. Dori, M. Derby, M. Cucinotta. Middle Row: R. Bingo man, M. Bocchino, C. Dooley, J Albrecht, M. A. Chcmton, R. Bous mon, R. Aschenbrenner, C. Abeln B. Cleary, K. Borgiet, E. DelCollo Top Row: J. Domagolslci, J. Borst R. Aschenbrenner, A. Cambria, E Corley, C. P. Adams, E. Auchter L. Anuszewski, J. Butto, J. Bentz G. Breneiser. Absent: R. Bennett J. Bertolet, G. Blessing. A.. , . . ..-.,....e-.,..,-, ...,,.........,.....,.W. .,,, .M ..,. M., J. Succk dusts the keys at 60 words a minute. f'QWmr Viva Ia buck! Ever type a whole line on the wrong keys? Ever stumble over your own stenotype notes? Console yourself. We mixed debits and credits and struck incorrect digits on comptometers, too. But we practiced and were made nearly perfect. At least, we are confident that we ven- ture into a progressive business world, well- equipped. 3 Preview of things to come. Office Practice students J. Tighe, G. Felix, C. Feicht, J. Born, and A. M. Bauer be- come acquointed with the intricacies of modern business machines. 30 lt's speed versus time as J. Kopicki jockeys 5 her stenotypy machine to a l2O finish. Lessons in budget appreciation may help fu- fez b'?'QmM3 V 1 ture financial wizards M. Frederick, J. Metivier, - V Xe ml, and S. Schiavo escape Uncle Sam's rest homes L for delinquent taxpayers. Hg , 5-A I 2 JALLV5 M, JUNIORS Front Row: K. Sapiego, E. Strem- ba, R. Schwartz, R. Vallish, R. Sy- pher, J. Sanders, S. Young, C. Tighe, B. Worrall, D. Sobczak, M. Templin, I. Wierzbicki, R. Romanski, Middle Row: B. Quire, K. Roth, E. Witchey, D. Sonsini, M. Reddy, G. Rothman, E. Yuschalk, M. A. Sayelc S. Schiavo, J. Swiezak, J. Yetzer, L. Schower, D. Tobin. Top Row: R Young, E. Woiciechowski, E. Swier- czewski, G. Voelker, A. Szablowski J. Stevenson, S. Puwalski, G Wentzel, C. Rymshaw, W. Smith, J. Spiegel, M. Yurkiewicz. 31 1 Speedsters . MWC ggw 45:Q.cS:l'g Typing-70 words per minute Shirley Wertz Catherine Feicht Stenography-120 words per minute Mary Nangle ll Wtenography-140 words per minute fu , Justine Spangler W 7 WV u - F 1 4? t te ty O words a minute jf' ' Devine flV ,WY B3 aryellen Gantert ld 'Ili . , ' tricia Fordyce NA' , ri' lv rQ',!.4f'iQ'-' W W . . . . .....s.,.. - . M. Wes-,,...sWMM-wu.:. 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'J-.--'ig-Z J -,. . ff- . ... .:.- -. -- - . - .. -- .. - . l 1511 ' '11 ' 'o . - 9 q'- A s ..'. :ew-:f,: n., .:R-,- au... , . cl.. . . ...sv ... ... ...fn . . , . . .-.., . , n- .,, .J . 1 1 V 'IQ . 1 , HJ' s . n.l : ' . N' O. . . Q 5 5 1, ,a, ,A . 1 -.., ,V-, :ht 1 V.-v 4 . , ' .I ' 'lf - -'ul .' 5 ' - s Q ,M . .,..: ..'.',-,.7. N432 s .,', , , .- -m. .-.' -.1 -.-2 .w 39- , - 0- . . 'u.Qq ' 211.06 , M, I ,iv ' ' . 1 . - - ' , ,v ', ' . -, x QIJ. ,':r 1' g-. . 'j',.,.d,,,' .' , I .1 - ,-5.-1 5. . . -1 . .V ,n D-, U . ,'. ' ','.',L'.:-, , .I I ' I 4- '., 'Rf' -5 ft. - ' 5 ', 1. sf.-,ea . ' 2.1.7-'.v - .' A . ' .5-.ln--,a,u .,x:'u.:T5 s 'L' a . 5 i - S, v ': ' ' 'K' e'. Pla'-2. g a ' 1: 'w 'Q 5 nfs. 1 ' N' .fa ' ' .'. no ' l' all -'.n' ' 4' . F?-si 2 I 1 ' 'Un ' ' 's 1 . ' fu 1- ip. Q ' ' .! ' A. ., 2 .,1 ,abr J..-'..,.:u. : 1 Y.. 0... .n . n' ' .--5. A n 5.9, Lg... .go g 5. ' ' 'H' 1 -'- ?u:Z':'-' '3':'1-1 ' n A 'O 1. 3': . '5'-'H .1 ' vi' 3 ', . ..',..:,f. , ,.',,-Lfau, .2' una . - Q. 1 In g. '.. .1-::5T .:L.,g-1' chi.: ...pi :.-,: . -:si--' Q 2' ....- ' n .' Ji- ' W - '- .a-.-'-.- C. 'JH .. ,.c...w6,. vas. 1952 ik Voledictoricm: WILLIAM HOFFMAN ik Solufotorion: JEAN WANINGER ik Honor speaker: HENRY ASCHENBRENNER 32 Sf? 'Ar wir JUDITH G. ABELN 916 Muhlenberg Street St. Paul Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4. Clubs: Spanish 1, Band 2-3-4 RONALD F. ALBRECHT 822 Penn Avenue, Sinking Spring Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Centralma 3-4. Clubs: Art 1-2-3-4. HENRY J. ASCHENBRENNER 241 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Stu dent: 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christopher 2, Debate 3-4 Athletics: Baseball 2-3-4, Jay Vee Basketball 2-3. ANNE MARIE E. BAUER ' 1139 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Q, Clubs: Latin 1, Talent 2, Junior Auxiliary 3-4. Color Guard 2-3-4. KU 14 1 f MARIE J. BECKER l 5 ul 2223 Reading Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart P is I ll .L 1 C9 Student Association: Representative 1-2-3, Vice President 4. H o l - dent: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Latin 1, Art 2-4, Mi 1' sion 3. 'J ' fy GERTRUDE A. BOLAND if 1 - 332 North Fifth Street St. Peter Parish XX Student Association: Associate Representative 4. Honor Student: -4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, Centralma 4. Clubs: Press 3, Talent . S E N I O R S 33 I L juli 1' Ml 1 :IL Hi fl x Lli f rl I I 1 cl' I R in S E N I 0 R S JOAN E. BORN 449 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Library 'I, Talent 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Service 4. T. JOYCE BOTZUM 236 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 'l-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Red Cross 'I-4, Mother Pauline 2, Press 3. MATTHEW F. BRADY 110 Mayer Street, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 1. Clubs: Christopher l, Biology 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Football Manager 3. LAWRENCE G. BURKART Z.. . , 604 North Ninth Street St. Paul Parish bw wif 'f' -'fi ' '.-:fiifii 'AMS I.. ., Music: Junior Band l, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Christo- fi-Writ! mi?-' 'et' ,'j,g:1.v:.:' 5 pher l, Band 2-3-4. Athletics: Interclass Track 2, Football Manager I. '- ' -5-Eff-I . .. .zu --:',I,.i. . U . -'-L. . ANTOINETTE U. CAPPELLA T'-:gy ji'-Ip L' . 101 Da ton Street, Phoenixville St. Mar Parish i' 'IH' FFF ' Y Y ,pg ..,. :f,.. .4 D , ,. 1411 egg- ff'K' L' .J-1'- -.'- ffiai MARK R. CAUFFMAN fir,-,:ff-I ',-gf,'f?ef1 ff'-'- V, T028 North Fourth Street St. Margaret Parish - y. Honor Student: 'l. Clubs: Catholic Historical 'l, Latin 2, Chemistry 3, De- '-lfjqll-S-.'f'. .I -' ' o?i'f'ff:f: :J - ' 1'-.,l.' . afzj. ' 6: bate 4. J, - - Qi? lf' '2.yI.S,f . N Q VL l A mu' ' :C Q xi Afflf-0 l .-rv-v WMV 34 THEODORE B. CAULER 212 West Wyomissing Boulevard, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 3, Visual Aids 4. DONALD J. CHELIUS 922 Marion Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 2, Council Member 3, Re- cording Secretary 4. Clubs: Christopher 1, Biology 2, Debate 3-4. Ath- letics: Freshman Basketball 1, Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, lnterclass Track 2-3, Varsity Track 2-3. JOSEPH J. CIPAR 434 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Christopher 1-2, Chemistry 3, Visual Aids 4. RAYMOND J. COLESWORTHY ll , Birdsboro, R. D. 2 Immaculate Conception Parish Digi .- i i iig1 Clubs: Christo her 1, Biolog 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Varsity Football ...altyx ' .. 1.-I ...- P Y , ,'.jst' ' -. 1-3-4, Interclass Track 1, Varsity Track 3-4. -127.1 Q. ':f.3 '1i:.- .t-ir' gm-jg-ga J.:-,f-'iqgggf 3' 'i-1-3:5 PATRICIA M. coNLoN 25,3 -5 it-:-ni. 1244 Carbon Street St. Margaret Parish Clubs: Spanish 1, Library 2, Red Cross 3-4. :,g,5Rg?5gQ1i,Ef1f57 E :, JAMES H. coNNoLLY Q tif-,' 1534 Locust Street St. Joseph Parish ff Student Association: Assistant Secretary 4. Clubs: Christopher 1, Biology -J? 1 :T f2f1f'2'.- R','fgE, -:if'iY'- 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Baseball 3-4, Ja Vee Basketball 1, Varsnt Bas -Q -' .' .,.-Q54 ,F T? 9- I Y Y 5' ' ' i:.j.'if,55lif9'4':f-' 'Q ketball 2-4, Basketball Manager 3, Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football ', 2, Varsity Track 1. ' ' ' ' 4 ' 'nf-f 1 it-.Es fini-v,' .-T-- :Ziff ' 'JT-'V lf 'E' 't'f 'K' - i iz., 5, -:fan ' N R .jr i. : . ,-I . u' l:'i5f5'El - ' -1. Q:-' Q 41?- .Jo l as JAMES W. CORRIGAN 1029 North Ninth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Christopher 1-2, Debate 3-4. RITA M. CROCONA 109 South Seventh Avenue Sacred Heart Parish Music: Glee Club 1. Clubs: Spanish 1-2, Cheerleading 3, Service 4. Ma- jorette 2, Cheerleader 3-4. JOSEPH M. DALY Q Z 1213 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish 55' ',- A Clubs: Christopher 1, Mission 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Varsity .5 Track 2-3-4, Varsity Football 3-4. Q. 'r. 'E' ,'-:7 . . S152 Q2 Q fs 33'- 'IPI' ,-.: Ei? I tv ' LA. , f-',1.e 3 '- W gy ESTELLA M. DeANGELO 227 Upland Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Class newer Jay Vee Basketball 2. Talisman rose FRANCIS X. DELL 160 Clymer Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Biology 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Freshman Foot ball 1-2, lnterclass Track 1, Varsity Track 2. CATHERINE E. DENUNZIO 33 South Third Street Holy Rosary Parish Clubs: Home Economics 1, Red Cross 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Service 4. 36 Honor Student: 2-3-4. Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 2-3, Service 4. Athletics: ,gif f ANNE E. DEVINE 745 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2. Clubs: Red Cross 1, Band 2, Art 3-4. ROBERT K. DOMBROSKI 546 South Fifteenth Street Student Association: Associate Biology 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: St. Mary Parish Representative 1. Clubs: Spanish 1, Baseball 1-4, Varsity Football 4. - 1:- Ni CYNTHIA 2333 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn A. DONALDSON ffm ' St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 2. Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 1-3, Mission 2, Service 4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 3-4. ROBERT E. DONOHUE 2506 Park Street, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Clubs: Biology 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. DORIS M. DREXLER 244 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2. Clubs: Home Economics 1, Music 2, Red Cross 3, Service 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1. JUDITH A. DUGAN 1231 Buttonwood Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Library 1, Biology 2, Mission 3, Service 4. 37 ,, 0,1 , , O .njgfq-:' ,G T.. Q Wkgrxgflf. v. i' ,j'.,',:Q1.: 3 ft - :s- '-.1-.-.:-- - . ' 1 O ' I ', I .6 - -7,-.-. ' 'ln ' 9 f ll IQ U 4 l . '. I-, ' 4 . '. .glppdl 1 aflfulft., .ff . ffm' b....,.. ' . ...pl .gr lg... .. . ,-::1?'i:n'.f :fam-I.. 1 .- vi,2,:'g:::,' . gigjq-5:.'gZ,, .-Tri ' - --'-:-.2:--i-'--- , ' .' :.E1'.'.j11'1:1'. - , J, .,,..4:1-H . Nu ' 0. uv ' no r.-.5-.--1 -- .'u C 'o'y . .4 1 a, ' -,',',' '..- . g I - 4 I' - ' 1 .5 -' - -' .a I . I 'QL' -.4 tv, , - , ' . ., . ., .. I . '.. . 0 n- ,,., .l :,'u::f6.-, 4-:fl-' .. 11115: ' RANDALL J. ELBERT .-2i,,ifI,:,-3 ' L-jg-.-' 1524 North Fourteenth Street St. Paul Parish ' -'o'f,g:f:L -I' 5.'Qi',lf',',, 'tiff Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Latin 2, Debate 3-4. Athletics: Freshman ..' Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4. .'?':, ::.: XJ. N ..-. ,6'.'.: . I .gL.lg1.'..::... DONALD E. ERTZ ' - Q-':-.3 . '- :-- . 539 Pike Street St. Margaret Parish ' 5' L:gqjffI'f.i.'f.1 M.-. , .--ag.,-,-15 Clubs: Visual Aids 1-2-3-4. Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3-4, Jay Vee Basket- 37322. 5 xigi-'-.QQ ' ,j' ball 2-3, Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 4. 'i'!.. -gf-Qiffgl..-.. Q.. ' 't-. o'-.2 ' 1,0 Sa-..':.'..,. D BARBARA L. ESTERLY 4: ,,.Ei,:g,::. . ,., . 2139 Fairview Street, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish v Clubs: Home Economics 1, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Junior Auxiliary 3-4. MICHAEL P. EVANS 329 South Wyomissing Avenue, Shillington St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Mathe- matics 4. ELAINE M. FALASCO 420 South Tenth Street Holy Rosary Parish Clubs: Home Economics 1, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Spanish 3, Art 4. ROBERT A. FALIN 610 North Fifth Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Christopher 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Fresh- man Basketball 1, Jay Vee Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. I 38 .'.,n. 0 ' gli' bn tiff' I J I J ' np, 'Jr o 4,. Q ft.. , 00 . 'D '. .qt-:.. -. - , u, .--,,,.. . -, Q, - . . .,,53..1-.-.-- , ,.,. .'.'I nf. nl'l 'v' I ' ',2,-I-.-1 a' -.: . s ' yu r-QT., qu..- Cru-I Q '. ,l .. , .- ' ,' 1- . ' -.'-n-ff ' -- :3'l:'.:-L'-Ez: ' 'W-1:-. '4 an ul . ,'P.'Y:'.u.'g.2 -' ' - ':':j-If . :ft iii: - gi: -'13i.'.:.I , I ' . '. E-'f-.0-,'-,'l1':. .' -' a ' - -ffglifi'-1 ' ' ' J--, ' '.:.:gO?::.E:' - ' .:.ua...::..'-. I... :-: -.-zz I.. .v., ':' . V1f-Z ': -':'3- ' s ?33'1.'. g 1-9115 1 ' - said'-': ' ' :-lyk'-' ' .1 .- , v g .-Q. v -J.-' -1 FRANKLIN S. FAUST - -'525::'.'3':g ' W, -- . g. ' .'.f ij l ' 828 McKnight Street St. Margaret Parish a 'Q '-'00, . , s gn. B 'zu' ' ' - 3'- - - -- ' Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Press 3, De ' bate 4. Athletics: Baseball Manager 2. ' -.'-- .. F: ' Sy-f,f'.5u ', 5 J' . .' . 'fgfg 1' . -if-'I J' :Tg ' ' CATHERINE C. FEICHT , . 0 ' 1. 9 . -...- ., , , .J, -. --1. - . .- Parish ,. I. .,., ' 1021 Buttonwood Street St. Paul rg:-:rt-ff: ' -15 a- '. u .gp ...-:wha 4.,,.'. I .' JP: - . .H . . .j.1::j,2f'39Eg1-:-- Clubs: Library 1-2-3, Service 4. -..,.-- 4 :: Q. ., xiii fg. ,,. GERTRUDE L. FELIX 921 Walnut Street St. Paul Parish Clubs: Home Economics 1-2, Chemistry 3, Red Cross 4. . 'M 'li He, Who is mighty, has done great things to me. MAGNIFICAT CLAIRE D. FLEMMING 803 Holland Square, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Representative 1-3-4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: ' ' - I 4. Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Art 1-2-4, French 3. Publications. Centra ma Athletics: Basketball 3. DENNIS N. FLEMMING I W.. 1501 Palm Street St. Joseph Parish , P Clubs: French 3, Chemistry 4. Wei ELINOR K. FLEMMING 340 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 3. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Home Economics 1, Band 2-3-4. .:f.b I' W 35 E- ' 3: 6 39 S E N I O R S I iorette 2, Color Guard 3-4. MARGARET MARY E. FLEMMING 932 Queen Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Music: Orchestra 3-4. Clubs: Red Cross 1-4, Biology 2, Chemistry 3. Ma- PATRICIA M. FORDYCE 1318 North Fourteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, Centralma 4. Music: Glee Club 1. Clubs: Art 1, Cheerleading 2-3-4. Cheerleader 2-3-4. CASMIRA R. FRANCKOWIAK 408 South Fourth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3. Music: Glee Club 1. Clubs: Library 1-2, Chemistry 3, Red Cross 4. JAMES V. GALLAGHER 838 Locust Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Freshman Basketball 1, Jay Vee Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. MARYELLEN T. GANTERT 749 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Red Cross 1, Home Economics 2-3, Service 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4. PAUL W. GEIGER 2647 Fairview Avenue St. Paul Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 2, Biology 3, Mathematics 4. Athletics: Fresh- man Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Interclass Track 1, Varsity Track 2-4. 40 I ll'3i.'i:l 5.?g5,i.ff'7 , f g ' 1 z,j.y'.:.. ' -1- .--g - -- I .-- '..'2S. 1 rfa'---: -, 1 -f.,A-A. ': -2 1.1'!1r' . :fl SEMA-:'. : 'ilixfi-17 '-753?Nx.E- , ... . .. .,--........... - W . .2..,,:.-..f-L'-'.g.21:3 , .. . .. - Q.:-7 , . .. . FN-,r:::i.t:f.:ang-G-ls .. 3 ,p . .. . ui ' -- ' ' :PE-' ' '-:.'-f--Y'-:-Ii'T1'R'- af-' .-:H ' ' l 9115.3 nf' ' i.'741'u yn P' -'- 65. - fit: f ? E-:L Pff-if -. gggzfffff .:f?5if?f1?: - fv:1': .::: s'r-:.- . 'oi-,F-I--P 'Ter -:' . - - a !4f':'Zg,.,- .,- ' 5: 1-,'.-.,Ag':u,4 L-:Nu . ' ' 7 '1c': . :' :: -'-:f ., - zgyxfr- -' ,gee ff: 177-iii.-:.-a..:. ima-, I F-H gg - fg'..!-.......... ... : :::-.',- ' - , . tl.-1 ' i'533 .. : !3i,af.f-. .. .. f ., . , . . . r-.41-':l.x.1f1 1 . 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I1 u ,-1r::rFn.:.e:z'::.css'!2--:-1-',..4s:: - '- . ... . .....,...,. --:5-5-1'1: -'-'---- ,- --.-5.. :...- ' lie?-51... l -5.-.' I-. l 0 5.243-'If S :si - 1-'Q -.:.:.'+w 5-'ff 1 ' we I Q ANTHONY P. GIANGIOCOMO 15 North York Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Clubs: Latin 1, Catholic Historical 2, French 3-4. Athletics: Freshman Foot- ball 1, Varsity Football 3-4, Interclass Track 3-4, Varsity Track 3-4. PAUL J. GIBILISCO Temple, Pa. Holy Guardian Angels Parish Student Association: Representative 2, Council Member 3. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. W1 W 1 PATRICIA L GIBNEY 7yl' My Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Library 1, Home Economics 2-4, Chemistry 3. 1 9 5 2 St Catharine of Siena Parish 102 West Thirty-sixth Street, Reiffton XML ,lf df 4 1 Li 5,-55. LS:- -'.: . . -. -If '1 4. ,... ' 1.2 .:'. L' -3' ' -:..l--'. !: W-'. 42 nw? f......... 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' '.' 1' if-'legs . . . .:... l.1f.1Zt.':'.f-SR hc -'- . A ...... ........... .......-.. - - -:gg-M ' ,-.:-2521: - .,i' .- L-,,-if. L -....-...-..--ps. ... - -an . ,, WA. ' ' ' .. - 35.3124 5- ,:1-. 152 ,f'i.1'3-X-1 . gs-' 912541: ' 'ave-'Ill u . 1 maximal '--.Q ' ' '. :.':2 ' ' 0 ina., ' rl 'i'A-'ful 0 .WWW MARGARET L. GLASER 734 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 4. Clubs: Home Economics 1-2, Red Cross 3, Service 4. JOSEPH GOMBAR 330 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. KATHLEEN A. GREYTOK 307 Sunset Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1-2-3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Art 1, Biology 2, French 3, Home Economics 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 1-2-3. 41 JEANETTE M. GROSS 3346 Marion Street, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angels Parish J Clubs: Library 1, Home Economics 2, French 3, Service 4. '!!:53E, 3.1 .-ff-331. Y '- '. -.e'-WW Z-ff 3-F5- FRANK GUPARA 802 Chestnut Street Holy Rosary Parish T'- Clubs: Latin 1, Talent 2-3-4. 1 ,,,-Fi-4 1:52 I ' JOAN M. HALETSKY 121 Emerald Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish M Fkbiig? 'fkf Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Home Eco- 'jfs-?l.- :Q.,'J j'i3 l nomics 4. ' i75t 'H fm: A n if Mais: Sh, RICHARD H. HARRIS 2501 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish CI 'Drs Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, ass co Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Band 2-3-4. Gold and Wlme WALTER H. HARTER 836 Washington Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 3. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, French 3-4. ELIZABETH A. HECKMAN 3817 Raymond Street, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angels Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3-4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 1-2-3, Home Economics 4. 42 ...4 1 JOAN L. HECKMAN , 1221 Robeson Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2. Clubs: Spanish 1, Biology 2, Junior Auxiliary 3, Service 4. ROBERT T. HEIST 5 608 North Court Street St. Margaret Parish 1,2 gif, 1- Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christo her 2, Our Lad of Fatima 3, Debate .Q ,F .' ,,, lwtqzqf . ,,.3f'g,?'..,,4f, P Y 4. Athletics: Freshman Football 1. fi5'if:3f7i5 f iQ5, Jfgv , CARL I. HENRY 555-ii' R. D. No. 1, Mohrsville St. Paul Parish R. .-ml. It-1.- fi . . . . . 612' '2 If Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, -3 .f .!5Q,..fj' Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Band 2-3-4. . , . '. .-M. Z1 :.:fi'v:j 23 'Lg .W 5 I .l S FR ff! ff N ! MARGARET J. HENRY , Ii ,'i' ,... 7 104 South Twentieth Street, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish ik Student Association: Representative 1. Music: Glee Club 1. Clubs: Red 1, Cross 1, Mission 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Home Economics 4. .. WILLIAM w. HOFFMAN A Q 240 South Sixth Street St. Paul Parish li V' Honor siudem: 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Ar: 1, Talent 2-3-4. BERNARD M. HOFMANN Q A 6 Park Place, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish . y I Student Association: Representative 3. Honor Student: 3-4. Publications: xxx Centralma 3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Talent 2-3-4. Athletics: Var- sity Basketball Manager 4. 43 'elf -9- 'Y J at pb 3 R lil 1' Qi MARGARET MARY L. HOWARD R y, I , jj' 4. 1805 Hessian Road St. Paul Parish ,Rn fj' Clubs- French 3-4. In ' 'MV DOROTHY A. HOYER I ,:-R ' - ' 5 Stony Creek Mills R. D. No. l St. Catharine of Siena Parish .'-Engl: A .P Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Art 'l, Talent 2, Cheerleading ff5 g ' 3-4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 4. Cheerleader 3-4, Color Guard 2. , 1 . 3 :sv ..-5 4--4' MARGARET L. KANE 229 Revere Boulevard Lincoln Park St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 2, Council Member 3, Rep resentative 4. Clubs: Spanish l, Home Economics 2-3, Service 4 RAYMOND P KATRINAK 445 South Sixth Street SS Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs Catholic Historical 1 Christopher 2 Chemistry 3 Spanish 4 LeROY J KEENEY T740 Mineral Spring Road St Catharine of Siena Parish Music Junior Band 'I Senior Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Clubs Band l Our Lady of Fatima 2 3 4 Athletics Varsity Football 4 PATRICIA A KLICK 724 Reading Avenue West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Publications Centralma 4 Clubs Our Lady of Fatima 'I 2 French 3 Knights and Handmaids of the Blessed Sacrament 4 44 1 . - 1 ' ' 'H ' I-',.:-E' 5 R.. . ' :S J' - 1 , - 5 1. .1 i - . A 3-,tru .l .i gilt:-...,, , - , . ,f, .3 ,, l j s 'fggf-....-.---31 P- '1 1 1, - - -. essya J.1-- ' 1 nz ':. , 4 ': . - ' Nf- n 'n I . ' Q 9 fl K A buf. ,... . I s - - , ., . . - , . :' ' .-. s , AJ. ' ' ' .'a W., '. ' N. a -nigh . W ip--, ,'-, ' ' u -, -.f-'Q':7:Y.?i'-J... 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' l':'.3'l' is ' L P.R:i':'. 4 . . . - ' , ft., . I ' :' 'K .' -uit' G .' .1 .1 1 I ,--5.4 . -,..' 51' cf..-I. 'Q ' :,:,'..' :', , .I ,, ui :' ' - - .H ---3:5 - ul, u f , 1. .. .- ff :S I1 :-'f' ' 1 . M23 . x . IQ . .Yi-I. - , .gt-'. -' - - ,, ...J ,- n ...- ' '- . . . -4: 3 - 1 -'21 I . -4- 1- 'f' u.'o - ' . fi Q- s -'H , ll 1. . .v - M--.' .--,- 5- 1: . it 33:52:51 Ex.: ., X .' -'fi ul - - I. -5323125 . , fb N, I' Luz. u 'gist' . .,. ' I : . I-'ffm' 'A ' ' ,f,'.' 1 T lg..I'q Q -I L g-- . I it sw- v .w3.w ' JOAN V. KOPICKI 239 South Ninth Street St. Mary Clubs: Red Cross 'l, Cheerleading 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, nomics 4. Cheerleader 2. MICHAEL P. KOSTIVAL 634A Bingaman Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Visual Aid 2-3-4. THERESA E. KOSTIVAL 404 Laurel Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 'l, Art 2-3, Service 4. Parish Home Parish Parish Let the Name of Mary be always in thy heart, always on thy lips. ST. BERNARD ROBERT J. KROENER 338 Lom bard Street St. Paul Parish Music: Junior Band 'l-2. Clubs: Band l-2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4. Athletics: Freshman Basketball l, lnterclass Track 1-2-3, Varsity Track 'I-2-3. DORA P. KRUSZEWSKI 312 Wunder Street Clubs: Red Cross l, Our Lady of Fatima 2-3, Home Economics 4. BERNARDINE A. KUZIO 1304 Luzerne Street Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 'I-2-3-4. St. Mary Parish X ' ' St. Margaret Parish Eco iirrr' 45 SENIORS JAMES J. LARKIN 253 Jameson Place St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Representative 2, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 2-4. Clubs: Talent 1, Christopher 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, lnterclass Track l-2. CHRISTINE A. LATSHAW 430 Spruce Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima l-2-3-4. JERE C. LESHER 1145 Broadway Boulevard, Kenhorst St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Music: Senior Band l-2-3-4. Clubs: Band T-2-3-4. SHIRLEY ANN LEWALSKI 2'l'l Opal Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 3. Clubs: Mother Pauline 1-2, Press 3, Home Economics MARY F. LINDINGER 512 Moss Street St. Paul Parish Clubs: Mother Pauline 'l, Home Economics 2-4, Our Lady of Fatima 3. ANNA M. LINETTE 1305 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima l, Home Economics 2-3-4. 4. 46 1 .1 '.-'. -. W- -T - , . .. ... . , : 7: -, ,,'.:.:?f'.-.1 5 f. Us42.- I .' ,J ln I Qi ,.,' JP s-C IW . Q tg n'.. ' ',, U, -fvC2.f.... 53 -'fl 3??i5.fvff . -'-'ti-ff - '.' ' l 5: - b'.'.. ' ' T '1. .'. . -, A, - - ,..,. .. . .-f. 2 Sfi'-lfz' ' ' ' 3 It. '- ---'-.--'K'-3 , , nl 9' .-. ,, - U- , .7...z.,'.:,. -. :..1'. .'ZlrV- -.... -'-fy - -1' '-',i5f2:.- lu. 1. -. -...squint . ' . .. .,.,.,-,... 1551-5-:.-, , , W'-'. ,.. ,. - fxg. '..,.-1w:.. 9- -.nr ',J., --',. . --ps:-1-A .-.:,- 1 sf , -, ' , . 14' .. . - . . . ' . 2:5-J-.4 1. N If t -.f -. .' 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J'lc 4-,,.,.: ..'..:..-.2 '5..!'E?2Z.:i.:.:..-........l1555: .... 4 52, 53.1-'Fug ..,,...,.:.,..,, ,ur-.,,.2...2..,,....:., :. .. -3: A '5:'2'if':.1T:1? - -. T-'Nf'i1 ' - - Tv '-.'N a'r-I 2'-'7!:!!F!A.'e!C'L'. hh F!-' - :' 11 'yi .1 5.5 l - ', ? : Tzu . .' ia,-1-3, , mr- : ,R ,1.- :- . 5. 5-.SI i 5' J. ....... - h - 4 1 : .cg : I in - -:in-3. - 6 . I l. ,-!,,. , , . HARRY J. LINKEY 620 Tulpehocken Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 1. Clubs: Latin 1, Christo- pher 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Debate 4. ELIZABETH LOEPER 1220 Greenwich Street St. Paul Parish Clubs: Mother Pauline 1, Home Economics 2-4, Our Lady of Fatima 3. JOHN E. LOEPER 1550 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christopher 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, De- bate 4. LOUISE H. LOEPER 636 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish '.'gl.'. sg Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Band 1-2-3-4. f-,Til A , . . w . , .: : ' ,ll .' I --gl! .',.- ,., I. ' - --1311 r? f'. H I ,- ' . .7 ..... ,....-.... ..... . U ---ZZ: Jilf. ..1.,.95,-.: .::.'aai5-N,-gp .e:.3zg:.- gg 5.43. . :..,.. .,- -Hg.--Q - .M x : -v- - 1-F,-..5. .-2-543'-L .::: ' -. :-'a'7: :rt mf.,---..'.--,-y.':, f' ,gm - ' - -5.-mggfg :tr .' 5212 519'-34 if . -1-:ihli l.. .. .-.::.-:-:ieiagw :::':s. 5 -n .' - . .--............. .....'......-.- rr, T 'd,.'f.1... ..,,-:.- V,-,...... -: , ' -g f 4,-. .--.'?..2 .' 1. ffligi ' -. .-.n '.,v'-,- . '. IZ' '4,:. .s:'ixx.2f-rr-.I ... s :ua : fi' a'll. ff .lu n P ,.:, -2... .,-.-.1 ...av-5. , 1- -4, . ,,-...:,, 1,33 '.1Llxg,,'i1 .V-pa z . 2?3e:1f'1 f::NE 3 .-Z:.:.E-fizssii . ,' S, .- .:,, ,g....,: L--:- .. . , J-as:-:lift Fifi' ' cf' r- 9' tiff - --. 1 .. f .- .:-sm - -1 -H, :-42.5 Q 4' s , .TEN uf .4-41 -- : ::::5:n'r:n::.1j:: .1 .K h...-... :AW . . 5 '2f ng, 35. -ws ::' 5V f'x',.Y,E' 14:1-1..-3 4131 f-E 524.255 5.15.-12 ' 'f ' 22 .?'.s.... E .32 -J.: -.5 rf! H53 -.fx jf : ii: ' 5 -: :-. - Q 3-.T . 3 0 3. .J- s--:i il .hu ..- .-Q: A. '. .2 ,L .'-., 4..- ,.. ., ., I ,'.' ' Q .lf :.':.F.1g. E .- S-if ! . , .. N, .- -Q HENRY J. LUCCi 544 King Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Clubs: First Aid 1-2, French 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3, lnterclass Track 2, Varsity Track 3. BA RBA RA A. MAGEE :Gig 2:::':..:-:gf fm... - -55:35. 610 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish :T-7 -YJFY5 -' . ':5'f fi,P :1 'I3'i eat. :Q'h'Z.',' ' ' -,i-':-iiilflfi Clubs: Spanish 1-2, Home Economics 3-4. fn' If .11 ,ntl '-JF! -.1 , -' t v . . '-.7 11 Q? .Q..-M.L1-fr' 75641 ........ -..::..:.a..-T----V is.-. 1 tx '. 23 5. -v it F-ali l M615 -'.?'W?'!:5i I - gy'-Q Q-m....1 ..,...2...:.1'.',.L:fk541-..-L.: lm '1::::3'-12':'t i-i 12 1 ' 11-.15 ai- - ff-1 'l'l'!f11'f' 6 Evil . .e55'f :Q'ii--.'.- . :gi-1: W3 L -- ---' 1':??.1f1:':::'::'.1'.i' .1 W2 ?i'iL,1l 'P-4-'f:2'P1i ' 1 'RACE .- Ili? :--.: 2 :xiii - '.-1:-1:11215 54,255 i-.s.tA::' 1 ..:...:.z:'..n.-:..:a 1.4 ..-.....s ff'-' Z1? t-FLW:-I E 'S'153f'fJS 5 :T ill- .luv ZPXSZ: D. l:-Hz, 2 -I-:Q - 2 1: is ' ' '.- ,.2-- '- . ....... Eiifi iqafsiwr :': Ti.fiQfs.Q4J ! ' ' ' hr: tg - . 1 . :..-' Y!! - ' EW: 12-' 1. . . Q -'lirgz' wifi 4:5 :a ' - -1-we--fr 47 MARY A. MAIER 929 Pike Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 1, Home Economics 2-3-4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 4. JOAN M. MAJKA 1954 Fairview Avenue, Mt. Penn St. Mary Parish Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 1-2-3, Home Economics 4. JACOB H. MAURER 1307 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish -dei' Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christopher 2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Debate ' 4. Athletics: lnterclass Track 1. 7 6 -.z- :- ':1-,'-l --'- 1. ilk?-':-1 15 '.: - liar, -:.,- gy. .--. . 1 ,-W, ,259-if ' '--.4:Jfi- ':s 7- ' nr ' gm, t -Q 4 E . 5 X. - .-.,-U..-3 . , Z , ifzgl-arf, -' .,'. ' I- g,,2:g.:..ig!: . :Q- :.-f::, .GA ..,.,.. .. .. Viv- , J-. . ,.,. 'I .1- -. - -1- .-.- vj' -2- 'rig 'TT .I u :,. :gc -:fr ,:: :fi ' 4 uf,-I u Q17 1i'f: ' ikuifij Ai- '1 :rr : : f'.'-1' A . jy::,, ,njH'j:. . ,-J I-'f5f. . J.. 4, .1 - ' V . 4 . SYLVIA J. MAU RER 1307 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Class motto Clubs: Spanish 1-2, Our Lady of Fatima 3, Home Economics 4. God nm! FRANCIS B. MAzuRKlEwlcz 1222 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3-4. Honor Student: 3-4. Clubs: Visual Aid 2, Band 3-4. DAVID McCARTHY 65 North Hanover Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Clubs: Talent 3, Debate 2-4. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4, lnterclass Track 3-4, Varsity Track 3-4. 48 ' 2 J- VINCENT C. McDEVlTT 731 Moss Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. M. THOMAS McDONALD 1113 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association: Representative 4. Honor Student: 4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Spanish 4. Q.i'!Q'z-i53 if FRANCIS CHARLES MCKENNA II 1726 North Sixteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, French 3, Debate 4. DONALD J. McKEONE 116 lntervilla Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Representative 2. Honor Student: 1-2-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Press 3, De bate 4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 3-4. .MN JOAN L. MERKEL 1723 Perkiomen Avenue St. Paul Parish Clubs: Mission 1-2-3, Home Economics 4. KENNETH H. MILLER 1018 Moss Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Latin 1, Talent 2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4. -gl 49 1028 Amity Street Clubs: Red Cross 1, Talent 2-3-4. Athletics: Jay Vee class Baseball 1. ,v ,. 'nf , .'.,u . -, Jggf,-n ' J . I.. Is ?: i92f-:.- '-:-.:-:-.- - - 'mf-1, 1.--,-1:-.5 -. - . -..,,,... ,f . - v,., .. - . ,'. Q ui '-.II 'ii-l::'..' ::::.s-Ss ft ,.e:, 2 nm, g:'v.'nl , ' J ' ' C' ' p .0 0 o : QQ- . -L . vgflhtr-:--, ..-. ,x,y.u:4 nj.: -,:' ,...g:1.,-.'.g '. - un ', 1.4 , . 'v'1I'ylg'Q-if: ' -' - un ll, ua--.-. IQ'-'9 szfi 1' .':. - ,I ., . . .n.':',,P-!,'. ' , .'... . ' ' I..-,n.,., Ji.: - Ju., v I u.,j' val '- '. 3' 'fgi'-, '.'2':.,4.'-1'-'.-'- ' :.. :gli-.,11:.-1. .A Hg: . .YEL . 1 :-1,-'fi'-Z-: -- . - - ., '.:'.':': MARY E. MILLER ,A ,:g3:,-gf - 1,-gg: St. Joseph Parish 2'f':2-l'-.'-..'-, :f,'j7li,'.' - . ,A ,. o Q N' ' 'T n .-rag, - A. 1 ' - U 3 -s. -'. .'.': :.t'. . ,s I. ,ly . Basketball 1, Inter- ' I I, W' , L -. - u , , 4. ' - .'-fait:-'. ,, , ,, PATRICIA A. MILLS 15:2 1 Reading Avenue, Shillington ,vs gli: ' H gina? St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish f . ,' f.w'1'f'f 'f: ' . . . :.--:-':--.'- Student Association: Associate Representative 1, Representative 3. Honor 25.1, 1:f..'ig'Z,'f5g', Student: 1-2. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Spanish 1, Home Eco- Ztlfqg I Y ff.'.ff5. ':v nomics 2-4, French 3. Eff , l'Q,'.3'-fffgg , ' tl ..':, rf, , ,.'-, fl zf. . E ROSE MARIE A. MORGANTI g,-g H-4--fn-.. 4250 Eighth Avenue, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish 'f'7 :fl Honor Student: 2-3. Clubs: Mission 1-3, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Home Economics 4. JOHN A. MULLEN 1238 Eckert Avenue St. Peter Parish . X ' .L x P L, 1 ' I I F Xu ' 1 L -f .X -Ar, l Ly b 3 ' 7 x Clubs: Latin 1, Talent 2, Chemistry 3, Spanish 4. Athletics: Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3. MARY L. NANGLE 302 Chestnut Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Latin 1, Band 2-3-4. FRANCIS J. NEMETH 1931 Fairview Avenue SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Mission 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Spanish 4. Athletics: Varsity . Football 4. N. l 50 '1 1.11 5:3 1.1 I ' ' . 4 ' ' 17,0 A . F 3 , . nu.: .,.,x:.,, UI, I ul' 0 '.' - ' . . - . ...Q . .1 . . a I - . ' . 1-. . - - s . n' J,-vga.:-,f... ' . '. fe, 1 ' 4:1-.'u,c . ' 3: . , . 3'.' 3. ' 'U f-4-. . ' xr- .. .. '-Gp.: .. . I'l I 1 ' ' ' . -'.a ' -'l -Q '.'1 -1- . - .:-,Lf :.f.. ,. --. . . - g,-,-2 : .--.Qu 2-. : .1-Q - --.51'f2. ' S! ' 4'l '-.I 'fI P ' ..1a-,e::.'r:,-1 l'f 9' - - 1-1-.---.'-. - -, - .':fr?-': :'- - - 51. 7-A-!g':., ' ' -f.' .. - . . . .' Fig? '..-.... . I' ' 1. 1: 'n 4 '. 'r','. ' 5: o 'A . ,. -' -Ng'-1.. -- . 3- - 53533.-2 BARBARA A. NIEMCZYK , -'alibi-i,'2: Q' ' 1053 Greenwich Street St. Mary Parish ' ,ff , ' Honor Student: 'l-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Mission 'l, . ' ' Biology 2, French 3-4. ! 5 AssuNTA M. NOBLE - , ' 5' ,' Mt. Laurel Avenue, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish 13' if 'i Clubs: Mission 'l-3, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Home Economics 4. t K-igaqwgv RAY R. NOLL -r -'I 9 Cecil Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish TTL Student Association: Representative 1, Associate Representative 2, Coun- cil Member 3, President 4. Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Art l, Biology 2, Press 3, Debate 4. ' u x '.,-R... All generations shall call me blessed. MAGNIFICAT THOMAS P. OWENS 'I234 Pike Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. ROBERT D. PEFFLEY T825 Cotton Street St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Junior Band 'l, H I . 'TT Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4. Clubs: Art 1, Biology 2, Band 3-4. cri' X Louise c. PENTZ y ll yQQJ'l'B 'ii X02 220 North Twelfth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Clubs: Red Cross l, Mother Pauline 2, Junior ij, A Auxiliary 3, Home Economics 4. l if 5'l SENIORS MARY A. PETRO 426 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Mission 1, Art 2-3, Service 4. LEONARD J. PIETRUSZYNSKI 711 Greenway Terrace St. Anthony Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Clubs: Mission 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mathe- matics 4. THERESA B. POERINGER 547 North Wyomissing Boulevard Sacred Heart Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4. Clubs: Mission 1, Band 2-3-4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4. SHIRLEY M. PRENTICE 465 Gordon Street Clubs: Mission 3, Home Economics 4. St. Margaret Parish .1 1 : 'giflfzlt , A DELORES A. QUIMBY 1461 Cotton Street St. Paul Parish , ..,.. :,3:,'Yf5ff3ff:fQt . : Z.. : :-Fi-L.-.:.. 7 3.2, : L-.-'gas'-Lfl Clubs: Mission 1-2-3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basket- '.gq,.f.-f.:'f- -,:,-4g.-jj,5,53ffiL'5- ball 1, Varsity Basketball 2-3. -, 3,' I .' - -t 2533. - , 2.-.n .............. .- - -1 . 3-5:55,-. ...tip-v 'r-7:-'pf f:.4- -:- DONALD E QUIRE -' '1fi:fw:5-- 1-55- - i Ei '-.wf:f.f.'gl1.:5 '- , , . ,fm :g--7-. gf ,- -..-:.-:. 1338 Buttonwood Street St. Paul Parish Qhnii, fg.:':.-.1-::::::::. : q,g - .- ' ,sal Clubs: Latin 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4. Athletics: Freshman ,fj::QlQ'if:'gjIJj.Q5.Q'z: f,I,,.Q,,., Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3. :GJ-S1222-'- 55., . ' uf: 235 ' 1. b1':'33' ' fl' Q: i I' 13 - 2-'-2 . . . ..,.. ...ga.1:fC. ,-J15f':1'.'.::li .ff-:aww at :te1 '4'. lisa'-: ' x '-'i 1 '--1 i:.--?f?- 5- :.. 2 ar- :fe-Q .4..s...,.- s ' It ly ,E ......... r :Egg mst, l 'f q.i--25?-' ., .fix F9351-Lg .... ' -I . .. !5:..i:: - 1 v .'.' 2i'Ig'-,- 3 5:95 ' 'SIL' 5 2 :WI l'?'.J-', V '7 ----' L 'i 'ir 1 fr 'j -.iT:T.Qi'.:,.jTgf:'f,5Q gif! rZ.'T--I- . E'.hi..j:.1. .. L1,.'::, :-:-- :gy 2 iss,-4 ' :iii 52 .'1 .1 JANE F. REARDEN 910 Pear Street Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Red Cross 1, Mission 2, Press 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. J. TERRENCE REEDY 218 Greenwich Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Mission 1-2, Press 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Freshman Basketball 1, Jay Vee Basketball 1-2-3, Varsity Basketball 4. SYLVIA B. REMZA 401 Spring Street St. Margaret Parish St. Margaret Parish 1 9 5 2 St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Clubs: Library 2, Mission 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. 3.-l..'ix,i : - . .i':- I I ... ., urn ' 4 .. , l uf- . 4' ' ..... .- -'f'. .'Z'-'fff.Q:---x'--'H-: -. 4:-'-: -'.'- A LII .- Q-: ' ...w-fr.-hz .I '.' ,Q-:lf :.:'-- ' . '. I'-,'fv'tf.Pg I '. '. gg'--'. 1: 3.5.2 gg-: . . ff-1:'i.p1li til. - J-- 1x r .uit ' 1-'V -1. ,- -.l-' fi '-'ir 'il-,'.' ..-:-in - .' - . . -'J'4.:5xI if '5'. ,343-,?,:. A. 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D... , Pd..-,nt 31 , . .-.. 4,a,.15?qy: E I 1 'E . .R A sy-J .- ay--, ,-- ' -. .,:-1.-fig: - - I,-.i . .. . J..-L4 , - Ya.:-: 5.13 1... ...o1',.i-xl..-'. - ., :,,, 'ff' .o h..'1. :........'.64.i:r...w is-.........-..: . - , . ., ., i,.:,.,.. ,1.... .... ..-. -,,,. -if.: 'f ':.-Eg, - !'.1- :'f'!,1l . . Z: ,fart . -. E.:.'ig 5 - '.-i-'af-'QMS dl.. sq? 5:32 !...A.P.sif x.......z.::.'.i'.Z1':'.f.3R C4 ..'.:.alX . , .D ... .... ,...-.:..::.:' .......... -,.- .,-M.. . IT--.5 ff!! T'-JI' 1- a-:will ' ' .'--'--ff g - '- 1 :.' .-f- -n if-' 1- . 'Jar si 5, ., I,-uf: N-, Jxisrn . 1. .-.:,,n,t,u Us'-'5 z!x'-- -fb x,' .t' ,. Ll' ' 'FET 1':1:...::. ::T:'.2f'h E.......'-4'- - 3: ' ' gg... . Elin: f,.::,,,, ,.-:...:...?.:::55::6 f... l. . .,, .1-gl 6:55.-' U: - - -navy , . -. -.:.,: M Q, - ., . :.5.,:!2 --.- - .1 ::.,. -Q.,-I-I 1:-,u '3i: :sg cf, at - .1---sri - DAVID J. REPKO 221 Queen Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Athletics: Varsity Football 4. Publications: Centralma 4. JAMES P. ROGOSKY Monocacy Immaculate Conception Parish Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Latin 1, Talent 2, Chemistry 3, French 4. Ath letics: Baseball 2-3-4. RICHARD G. ROHRBACH 644 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Talent 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. Athletics Varsity Football 1-2. 53 GERALDINE M. ROMANOVIC 346 Pine Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Clubs: Library 'l, Talent 2-3-4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 'l. Maiorette 2-3, Drum Maiorette 4. ROSEMARY A. ROTH n 320 Moss Street St. Paul Parish kg- Clubs: Library 1-2-3, Home Economics 4 f s WJ.- dvi '-.'- r Mr' JF W -0' s: lJ.J' 'NMI MARIA M. sARvAs ':'5'-'f ' Ifzf-fr-1 ,,,.,..-5 627 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Music: Glee Club 4. Clubs: Talent 4 EARL J SCHAEFFER 83 Cedar Street Pottstown St Aloysius Parish JOHN A SCHIAVO Excelsior! 'IO6 North Eleventh Street Holy Rosary Parish Student Association: Representative 2. Clubs: Catholic Historical 'l, Talent 2-3, Debate 4. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Varsity Football 2, Baseball 'l, lnterclass Track 3 RITA F SCHLEIFENHEIMER 1126 Greenwich Street St Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Latin 1, Red Cross 2-4, Press 3 54 413.33- If 'H :-1, 44:31 I . - , Q . s. '.., 1 ..' lun. :E . .-lift. f.-hgllieffr ' 'li' -: 'fi-'-'kziffxfiif-. .I tri JAMES O. SCHMIDT 208 Jefferson Boulevard St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Student Association: Representative 1. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Mathematics 4. Athletics: lnterclass Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1-2, Football Manager 2. ROMAINE K. SCHWARTZ 1530 Meade Street St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Honor Student: 3-4. Clubs: Spanish 1, Home Economics 2-3-4. 5'-'gl ..e:yc'Q:kif THELMA M. SCHWEGMANN Douglassville, R. D. No. 1 Immaculate Conception Parish .r .. 1 . 1 v ,EF--,gi '- 21E..:ef- . gli --:s 1? '-'25,-f j' '. . :.:,.-'gf' J 35.11 , .5-ay, ,Y .gt.i,z:!x,- . . , -,,,:.., Q. J' .. H911 0 , s - 4' -.Q . nn- . Q-5 ' a My ' 'i ,U-.:,v .,, gg., .mi , U' ,f l ,J-x 9 3 ' :- 4., '.!sr- , . s,.,.:. .,.s o,..-. : ':'4.?-3:tE- I U - -. -1215: ll Zi' ..-,..':., n -.- a . - 'g,.i:..., 1' :gl X 'Q gl : . f. . !' 3. ., ., F5 . '. , 1, -1 o :'-1. T' . 'J n ','.l rf 1' f 4...:itQ .4 JS-5 Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Red Cross 1-4, Our Lady of Fa- tima 2, Press 3. Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3. MICHAEL T. SCORNAVACCHI 'L 412 Carsonia Avenue St. Catharine of Siena Parish 4 Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. .5 J 5 N -L. ADRIENNE s. SHUKER i 1 534 Locust Street St. Paul Parish ef Clubs: Art 1, Mission 2, Talent 3-4. 2 ROBERTA M. SIEGLE 1036 Chestnut Street St. Paul Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Clubs: Our Lady of Fatima 1, Red Cross 2, Press 3, Art 4. 55 Q 1 ,l 3. I Pri, 1 .o I 1 Jil?-..' I I X' , uw' 'HQ'-al . . 1 11, ' ' -' ' -' ,:, .ff-,, u -, ...i - f- 3-,M .' ' -, J.,--. .g 3j.-4' .1 I L.gf:,f..' 7.52:-. - .. ' . ,g,'l. --ef' - .-:-,r::a'a:f.--- 4 - - ,,,i' si? -g-::q.?2'i:i?.ii.i2.ifE'f' ,3 --Q: gufi.-.-,qi g:,..-.-g:..,.,-.41 ..':,,g.g.E,,.1 JOAN M. SMITH spa- . , . 1331 Liggett Street St. John BaPtist de LaSalle Parish M Clubs: Red Cross 1, Art 2-4, Press 3. 1-,Q ' Q , '43 ' .-'f' .4 51 ,s . .J Ez: JOSEPH P. SMITH ' 'q'Mf'f',,.'i: 320 West Buttonwood Street St. Paul Parish 3f3g , me Clubs: Christopher 1, Art 2, Talent 3, Debate 4. A . - Q ll ,,-gf?-1451:-3' it : -I .,13E:.?a, 1' : A I N. EILEEN SNYDER A. ' - 839 Madison Avenue St. Margaret Parish ' ' Clubs: French 1-2, Press 3, Junior Auxiliary 4. Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3. fW 'Y iywlgpv WQJVW JUSTINE M. SPANGLER 5405 South Seventh Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Honor Student: 3-4. Clubs: Library 1-2-3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. JOAN E. STOVER 814 Hampden Boulevard St. Paul Parish Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Library 1, Band 2-3-4. JACQUELINE ANN SUCCK 938 Pike Street St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Red Cross 1, Art 2-3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. Majorette 2-3. : . -. '51 4- 56 .Q -. ,Q .5 . To 9 Q -F' 1'-' . ,, 1 s .!,' ' 1 : '-ii - .. . 'L 3 ,.'?.g. ...Agfa 'pf' .Q-g .--.-.. . ,,,.,,,. .T ,, , N S..---' -. ': 'Z -nuff ' ':-.1.': 1 nr- '-:az-.-:rfb f' . ' -I. ' ,-,, QW ' 1 -:.- ,..,n, -'.,, ,..- ., 51.8 1.8175 vu, ' L,s'gl ,'X'r:-:.- . ., .. . 4.-,nat- 'f,--Q- x-,. N .iii v':'!f--- - u' 1' 1 hs-3 1123. :ni uf 2.1.12 . . ',.:f:'f- ,,j3::'.' nfl: 4.15.53-3' . r-1.4. 3 .-ulaiixspm -P'J-inlay ,r Q' 3 . l .. 3, nt. .. I, ' ': 4:1121 - - - . - Q, ff-ws.: -' - . - . - . . h -4lq,:.- 5,5- - '- 'r-tr' -:- :f.- : -.: ' .' ' - -1-Pit-. -Yr ,.. -.. . is-. .. .':.,'.iiE z 3 2,,tt:sVR3.Tf,.l. Z' - . '-ff . .' ' .. ., -J :QR F, 1 'V ,F if a' laik. . .Q , . 3 .i'g,'?'zf.4,gag.y! r 3 ' ': ' ','Z f'- . f'. -7 -.543Q.3' . . '3- . -9 ---w v- - . . Q .MU..:Qv.N:s .. - . .-.1 .- -- -v ' .-' w- -. ' . - . -- .:. .:V.-:,-een - -,.--.- I.- aj'-ti I '..I1::,1.! .fha .l .. ' qf.,'5v -' I -- '13,-f. l. .f--.,.,..- .' - sg---. . i,::.:': :'.'5.2:,:s J. ,113 -:. 'ts Jigav 3.1.-l,.t?s1..' - - ' . ' '-::.'9 oi-'os '- -51,-It- '--' -. . . . ..' :gf-.55 3. ., -- - ' gf s -'7.-5-pei.: f 1-cy,-4,:,-zpzrgkz . hfslll 4. '- 1--: - '-'fzf . :n xr' s fx QAR--P A . ..,fizf: -.r.. .i.,., A. .wu.1.a., R2 3' 3 L -' Z 1 . I ' -- - qw, .. . , ,. .J , 6.4. WQ- -' . - ll -1' TQ. . ' '- '-'- 'fs . -rm. ,n Q-L4 ' ':' 11 '4- I' 1 .' a.' 1 -n r JOAN E. SUCCK 938 Pike Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 3-4. Music: Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. Clubs: Red Cross 1, Band 2-3-4. THOMAS P. SULLIVAN 933 Robeson Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association: Representative 3, Council Member 4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Talent 2, Mission 3, Debate 4. Athletics: Freshman Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, lnterclass Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Track 1-2-3-4. ALFRED A. SZYMBORSKI 220 Chapel Terrace St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Clubs: Biology 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. Her counsels are greater than the deep ocean. ECCLUS. XXIV. 39. J. RICHARD THREN 320 West Elm Street, Shillington St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christopher 2, Spanish 3, Debate 4. JOAN E. TIGHE 518 North Charlotte Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish ' Q ANNE V. TROILO 433 Spring Street Clubs: French 1-2, Cheerleading 3, Our Lady of Fatima 4. Cheerleader 3. St. Margaret Parish E. V. V- ? N 57 I! SENIORS LEE A. VAN GORDEN, JR. 1238 North Sixth Street Nativity Lutheran Church Clubs: Debate 3-4. ADELE G. WALTON 55 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish Clubs: Library 1-2-3, Home Economics 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 1-2. JEAN M. WANINGER 120 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Representative 2, Associate Representative 3-4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Red Cross 1-2-4, Chemistry 3. Athletics: Jay Vee Basketball 1. Color Guard: 2-3-4. Q 14. ' , ' -. x -1 .2910 ,.,, --u ef.. ' -.12-. - uit: ' RONALD P. YEAGER .-. f -sw,-. - -.9115 -. . -'... 1027 Green Street Holy Rosary Parish .Q-31-'F 3.2 b- A 1.52. ., h1:ff:-.f 1'fff5:- . Student Association: Council Member 3, Representative 4. Honor Student: :Yi 2 . 2. Clubs: Catholic Historical 1, Christopher 2, Chemistry 3, Visual Aids 4. ,423 Eg 'izi' 61' . '- . .. - ANTHONY J. ZANGRILLI y :,,I'1' .g:g'fgx3:Q:'., Q-555,11 ,Q , .- 621 Glasgow Street, Stowe St. Gabriel Parish :Eff I 1 'fg,Q 1' ' .Efs1',,s.,.'.j'2, -14124. ', ' - ' ' Clubs: Debate 4. f-,gift-'-:1.f:. 'ix '.'5g': .-.'. ' ',-,p5?:F.3?'.5.2..3. ., -,qvzvn . 354555 I , , . . . eq,-1. cl. I . if i i JP:-:G-j. .-F :.-ci.-,. ,na .', I . ' 1 ' -4, 0 '. N' ...PD ' ,-X 58 . ,I -'of ' I ,ga , G.,-.-,,: .Q S 'a f n li f 'sg-F 4: Egg: 'tn ,Y v. .. JAMES H. WELSH 26 North Twenty-fifth Street St. Catharine of Siena Parish Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Catholic Historical 'l, Biology 2, Chem- istry 3, Debate 4. DAVID J. WENTLING l6l0 Lorraine Road St. Joseph Parish Clubs: Catholic Historical l, Our Lady of Fatima 2, Chemistry 3, Debate 4. SHIRLEY ANN WERTZ 'll35 Perry Street St. Joseph Parish 1952 Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Clubs: Library l-2, Chemistry 3, Service 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 3-4. Color Guard 2-3-4. , .i ,i f . .1 Elfixtts s - ' ' 1 un.. gre- ., we '- v- , --.. 3125.31 4.-1.-, sYLviA A. ZIELINSKI v'f'.'-11, ' . . ' .f:',:. - ' . '.. 1 I ll46 Schuylkill Avenue St. Margaret Parish . '-1 a ' 4 'Iam' . f ' Clubs: Red Cross l, Our Lady of Fatima 2-3-4. .s-' ' ' -- nigg a A Q!',T f2,'3f:!gi,'q.i -V MARY J. ZORENA . 1 - .- - vw.-.:EZ:.' '-T . . ggi-.g,,,:i.53Q:-p h- :LQ 525 South Fifteenth Street St. Mary Parish - - . 1 :,N:f1::3jp,.,jg:. A-,s..:. -n .my JY- . I V :i 153-2 Q'3Pw,,2'Qnff,' Clubs: Llbrar 2-3, Our Lad of Fatima 4. -5- r e . -., 43 q, 4 Y Y H? 7-'v' 'Cute ': '. r'irf-FQ' ' ' 'I' ' f 'QW-.PQ 'y':.-fa. rl' 5 1 I 'I 3' -+51 . :1?'9'g,-'z--?2 i- ., L. ?z:y2'5:.3.34k'i .l I .156 5. ug, R3-.Zz-g g 2, Mfr .R 'l: !',-5.-in . ' ' 55 -ip-1 1 . '. ..,,-su: l: , ..,.Q.x Q .. .. 'M . 'He ,x 59 BERNARD HOFMANN Activities Editor strictly for fun Here's the part of SEVENTEEN that was strictly for fun. Here are the dances, doggie roasts, games, publications, proms, and all the other jig-saw pieces that made up this many-sided picture of the Queen's Teens. We're sharing with you the frenzy before every deadline, the tension of every sports event, the excitement and nerves of every prom. And it's all focused on you. Remember? You watched a marching band step out in tricky routines, you exhausted your- self and partner in a Mexican Hat Dance, you munched those countless hot-dogs during that half-time lull, and you are the one who will never forget that certain Junior Prom. So here it is, all on the next few pages-the special phase of SEVENTEEN that was strictly for fun and for you! Il Power in ribbons Swinging into the gym to the beat ot the Honor Band March , T3 council members and 32 representatives assumed the duties of their respective offices. These elected students strive to create a closer cooperation among the stu- dents themselves, and between the faculty and students. President R. Noll sparks a regu- lar Tuesday meeting with a casual witticism. Representatives are: M. E. Daly, B. Henrich, M. Kane, J. Borst, D. Schnable, W. Kase, T. Mc- Donald, R. Yeager, V. LaFata, J. Stevenson, J. Manuszak, C. Flem- ming, G. Kugler, J. Essig. Regular Monday council meetings were sparked by lively discussions ot pet peeves and possible proiects proposed through the student suggestion box. During a lull in their duties as corridor cops, the members ot the House exercised their veto power on a council-proposed student court. A Taking their oath of alle- giance are Central's council members: F. Maslar, R. Falin, E. DelCollo, D. Tobin, P. Geiger, G. Kane, T. Sullivan, J. Larkin. President RAY NOLL Vice President MARIE BECKER Treasurer DONALD CHELIUS Recording Secretary HENRY ASCHENBRENNER Corresponding Secretary JAMES CONNOLLY skating party was sponsored by the council on ities kept the beribboned members of the Stu April 15. dent Association stepping. These and a number of other related activ- Central's associate representatives accept their weekly assignments from Vice President M. Becker. Pictured are: A. Gallen, E. Heckman, J. VVaninger, G. Boland, M. Trompetter, M. Jones, S. Young, E. Sanford, M. Greeley, W. Faller, T. Dooley, L. Devine, B. Mot- kowski, G. Blessing, F. Mazurkiewicz. The first stages of the game-J. Waninger, T. McDonald, and G. Boland smile benignly at the layout. Ain't he cute? P. Fordyce and P. Mills look for scenery in Georgetown's DOMESDAY. lnking for you We were once a fun-loving crew. Life was sweet. Our first Centralma meeting found youth on the threshold of success with ideas a dime a dozen. Gradually, the dazzle-dust wore off, and so-to the salt mines. Tables, desks, chairs were crowded with everything from cast-off layouts to wallpaper f back- ground to youi. Necessity-and we took to the fioor of Room 102. Inspiration met us here. Many thanks are due to Sisters Roselda, Rosana, and Clare for a splendid iob of handling Centralma's financial situation. Yearbook artists R. Albrecht and C. Flemming S. Wertz bears up while M. E. Gantert teases cast the critical eye on their posters for the Blue her about the fourth time she's done that Army pix. sheet. The bright spot ot the year was the day of Valentines-we each happily munched two candy hearts apiece. The Closet was the harbor of the good ship Centralma. ln it were thrown old year- books, old layouts, old editors. Thus we toiled, with the hope that the results would please you. So, tor better or for worse, this is your Centralma. A vote of gratitude for the fine coopera- tion and spirit of Fathers Allwein and Leichner, and our comrade publication Hillside Echoes, who made available to us valuable information and needed pictures. B. Hofmann, P. Gibney, and R. Peffley brave the elements to choose the perfect yearbook site. C. Henry, R. Harris, R. Falin, and M. Nangle check their props before shooting, lt's a question of what to use and how to use Bureau of Missing Persons C. McKenna, D. it as J. Schmidt and P. Klick get to work on a Repko, J. Welsh, and B. Niemczak enioy the cover color scheme. annual guessing game. 3 . N RN, We 'uf , x '17 , I , -. u . . , e Rl? s fo J w ' U 4 X NX Looks like a story in the making as on-the-spot re- Who, what, when, where, and how are porters J. Botzum and P. Geiger fire the questions lined-up by M. Sarvas and typed by J. Haletsky. at Coach Schaaf. The big story Through the eftorts of the Hillside Echoes' staff, iour- nalism at Central took a giant step forward during the past year. The Little Echo, a result of the combined talents of staff members, was introduced to the students during a lull between major editions. A newspaper-woman's iob is never clone! J. Two to one, K. Greytok and E. Heckman aren't Rearden and R. Seigle wield the trusty blue really that happy over the task of proof-reading. pencil again. , . 66 gs X Well, l dunno . . . E. Snyder is skeptical Censored by the editor! D. McKeone and F. Faust about D. Hoyer's artistic lay-out. can rake in the shekels, but we want no government trouble, thank you. This 4 X 7 bulletin, which first appeared on Novem- ber T2 in mimeographed copy, graduated to contact print in the following issue. The finished product! R. Schleifenheimer and T. Schwegeman distribute another issue of Hillside Echoes to waiting students. R. Noll and T. Reedy receive yet another galley from M. Sarvas before dashing oft to the printer. MiM,,,,i...,,,,j.,.. 67 Jere Lesher kneels before an improvised altar during the Holy Week Retreat, con- ducted by Father McDermatt, O. S. A. : :, .pry 5' The Queen's teens: Lances dipped in Ch'istian love, Catholic Actioneers crusade for an eternal share in God's dngdom. Members of the Mission Club keep the charity ball rolling by collecting stamps, soliciting subscriptions for Maryknoll magazines, and by mailing packages to foreign missions. Pet projects of the Red Cross Club revolve about food and cloth- Father Leichner discusses the religious lite with members of the vocation club. 68 C. Flemming, J. Succk, J. Smith, J. Domagalski, E. Mi- chels, M. Becker, A. Troilo, R. Albrecht, A. Devine, D. Hoyer exhibit their art in the form of a Christmas window dis- play in a local Catholic book store. ing collections for their less fortunate neighbors here at home. The prayers of 731 Blue Army members give a Midas touch to this temporal and spiritual pot of gold. Each pledges himself to say a decade of the rosary every day, that the Red Army of Stalin may soon realize the blue way of Our Lady. The Blue Army signs pledges to do their part in the spiritual struggle with Communism. 'herb 3 1 X Flute: R. Holzapfel L. Loeper Oboe: R. Arnold Clarinet: J. Abeln R. Arenlz J. Chrismer R. Cotollese R. Dreibelbis R. Flanagan E. Flemming T. Poeringer M. Rothman J. Stengel J. Stover G. Voelker D. Wentling Saxophone: J. Dylewski P. Firing D. Flamm J. Sanders M. Schuler P. Somerday L. Keeney J. Succlc F, Lubqg Mellophonez F. Mazurkiewicz M. Dease C. Nuding R. Harris Working up to a spot in the Spring Musicale: S. Goetz, T. Morganti, D. Essig, N. Vath, T. Faust, G. Flemming, D. Hof- mann, J. Bonk, F. Swienckowski, E. Sen- kowski. Drilling the scales is important TOO. J. Mazurkiewicz Baritone: B. Gross E. Kahlert Trumpet: G. Bruno J. Conrad J. Didyoung A. Foley R. Hennessey J. Ireland J. Kelly A. Kozik J. Leslwer M. Nangle R. Peffley S. Sroka Tune 'n' tempo Trombone: R. Foller R. Harris C. Henry J. Peflley A. Roth Bass: L. Burkart F. Carabello R. Pemey Percussion: R. Gleikner P, Hensel W. Kerber H. Morrow R. Weiss Seventy travelling troubadours from St. Joseph Col- lege entertained an appreciative student body on Fourteen girls form the Chorus that has en- tertained at tetes this year. Christmas carols like Silent Night, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and popular tunes such as Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, they harmonized at the Yuletide Assembly. Front Row: M. Henrich, M. Flemming, V. Zimmer- man, K. Miller, B. Worrall, C. Flemming, R. Holzapfel, L. Loeper, E. Flemming, J. Stover, T. Poeringer, J. Abeln. Back Row: Mr. Lester Yeager, M. Templin, J. March 21. Their repertoire ranged from classical to Whimsy. But hours ot practice went into the prepara- tion for the Spring Musicale. Included in the repertoire were: Schubert's Ave Maria, Char- maine, ltalian Street Song, Alouette, Bi- cycle Built tor Two, and some Romberg selec- tions. Hernandez, M. E. Flemming, A. Foley, M. Nangle, J. Sanders, A. Roth, J. Succk, M. Dease, M. Schuler, B. Gross, E. Kahlert. il: Adding color to Central football games are baton twirlers: M. Kellagher, M. A. Chanton, S. Gantert, M. Liptak, and F. Masler. Batons and baritones Four alumni, C. Cinelli, G. Prender- gast, J. Winterhalter, and M. Reddin- ton, give P. Gibilisco, J. Daly, L. Pie- truzynski, W. Hoffman, and B. Hof- mann pointers on college life at St. Joseph College. 72 Leading the band is Central's snappy color guard: Capt. J. Woninger, G. Hipp, M. Flemming, S. Wertz, A. M. Bauer, and M. Templin. Call to colors It's we've got the pep, we've got the steam, for cheerleaders Capt. D. Hoyer, P. Fierro, R. Crocona, P. For- dyce, Moderator Miss V. llluzzi, N. Davidheiser, I. Leach, and P. Did- young. 73 -P. lx ,. KW ' B 5' lf YP 1' A A vii an L V I!:..-w Front Row: G. Rathman, G. Boland, D. Mazza, P. E. Stremba, P. Mills, P. Klick, J. Metivier, W. Harter, J. Becker, I. Wierzbicki, R. Harris, A. Giangiacomo, M. Rogosky, S. Schiavo, D. Sonsini, J. Manuszak, R. Liptak, B. Horting, M. Templin, W. Murphy, C. Flem- Sypher, M. DiBlasi, M. Cucinotta, K. Greytok, A. Troilo. ming. Top Row: M. Hughes, L. Schower, B. Niemczyk, L'Amours, Touiours L'Amours -Love, Always Love, sung by Willa Murphy and played by Claire Flemming. The charm and gaiety of the City of Lights is described by Ann Troilo in her song Paris. Cafe de Ia Paix The charm of life in gay Paree captivated Centralites on February T5 when French stu- dents presented their annual assembly. Mix one Texan and his guitar with the Cafe de la Paix, and you've the combination that gave us our own American in Paris. Kgizg' -E WF X K . g'-M. 'Q fl? Q, .PV 1-4' Chef Anthony Giangiacomo mixes a batter of His two Parisian companions aghast, Texan Jim Rogosky or- ders a pup in a roll from French waiter Dick Harris. crepe suzettes. To the rhythm of Domino, Rita Schwartz executes a beautiful pirouette. Front Row: B. Guthier, M. Petro, J. Spangler. Middle Row: B. Goncher, D. Kolson, F. Maslar, P. Straka, C. Sabol, M. Liptak, M. Koren. Top Row: E. Yuschalk, D. Straka, T. Romanovic. Following tradition, March i7 called for a tribute to the sons ot Erin. A playlet originated by Maria Hughes was presented in the audi- torium by representatives ot senior, junior, Front Row: P. Becker, K. Greytok, B. Horting. Second Row: P. Kliclc, l. Wierzbicki, E. Stremba, G. Rathman. Third Row: R. Seytert, B. Niemczyk, M. Templin, L. Showers, J. Metivier. Fourth Row: M. Sayek, W. Murphy, J. Manuszak, S. Schiavo, M. DiBlasi, D. Sonsini. Joining hands in a good-will gesture before Central's own Lady Liberty, KC. Donoldsonj are M. Petro, M. Becker, K. Greytok, A. M. Hornak and R. Schwartz. sophomore, and freshman groups. R. Schwartz adds a bit of green with an lrish jig. Accompanist is J. Mason. r ii ffwmwm if ..,,...f' .. . 3.5, H V. , . Sqqg M, R SQL Q. 'gfisf ' .ka W if ,W .of 5-.mr United we sing On Friday, October 26, Robert Peftley, Sr. 3, opened the United Nations Assembly with an explanation of the Holy Father's Peace Plan. Flags of the U. N. member countries graced the stage while five different nations sang representative folk songs. German Frauleins warbled Die Lorelei, Spanish senoritas sang El Trebole, French mademoiselles presented Le Concert Avec les Anges, Polish dziew- czynka stamped to the beat of the Polish Na- tional Anthem, while the merry Slovak group chanted Toncui, Toncuif' Watching over the gay assembly in a true spirit of democracy was America's own Lady Liberty. Front Row: M. Sarvas, M. Becker, P. Didyoung. Middle Row: G. Krinner, M. Flemming, J. Sanders, M. Kellagher, R. Vallish. Top Row: P. Melcher, K. Kase, R. Schleifenheimer, D. Hoyer, M. Chan- ton, M. Bocchino, C. Franckowiak. Master of Ceremonies FRANCIS MAZURKIEWICZ Front Row: L. Ulczynski, A. M. Hornak, J. Ko- gut. Middle Row: B. Esser, J. Watycha, M. Mazur- kiewicz, F. Cichowicz. Top Row: S. Young, T. Jendrzejewski, B. Matuszak, S. Golembeski, J. Devera, D. Sobczak. So tar, so good. V. Zimmerman and R. Wright demonstrate the proper technique during the fresh- man dancing class. Best foot forward From the time we tloundered into the step! one-two, one-two stage of Wednesday night dances, to the last dip of that Loveliest Night ot the Year, dancing as a pastime was popular among our seventeen set. Classes for the freshmen under the guidance of Mrs. Kitzmiller, expert dancing instructor, were sponsored by the Mothers' Club. These gatherings presented our first real opportunity As Mrs. Kitzmiller instructs S. Kane and L. Norman in the more sedate method ofthe dance, C. Daly and E. Senkowski execute some snappy Charleston steps. C. Kushmore and M. Matus are all in a whirl to the tune of smiles and clapping from A. Lellig, W. Billinger, T. Faust, T. Borst, D. Schnable, G. Templin. to meet each other. Friday night dances were the testing ground. It was here that our two left feet gradually developed into one left and one right respectively. Came our last year and we swung and shuf- fled to the Mexican Hat Dance with visions of Senior Proms dancing in our heads. With the close of that Night of Nights, June 6, we were prepared for our final step-graduation. At Friday night dances it was Jack Chiarelli's or chestra. At nine o'clock the guys were shy, at ten, they began to get the swing of things, and by eleven they hated the evening to end! Mellow trombones and a solid sax made for smooth dancing. 79 Crowned King and Queen of the prom, R. Bennett and M. A. Cavello smile graciously for their subjects. One frosty night January 26 saw the Ballroom of the Berkshire Hotel transformed into a Winter Wonderland. Young hearts cakewalked to the moon on wings of silk and Jack Kenny's music. High- lighting the evening was the Grand March led by King Roger Bennett and Queen Marianne Cavallo. This Junior Prom, the first to be held in the down- town hotel, was acclaimed a huge success. Intermission finds young Mr. and Mrs. S. Hydock, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome La Manna, Mr couples flocking to the soda and Mrs. George Hoyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morrow, Dr. and Mrs fountain. Edward Stoebenau chaperoned the festivities. That nighi all the world was Seventeen. After the Ball was over: R. Gleix- ner, R. Oswald, M. Glaser, R. Harris, L. Milligan, P. Mills, J. Wiswesser, J. Roche, J. McQuillen, and R. Mounicasfle head for the cloak room. Ta-ta-ta-tata-total 81 M. Flemming goes to a movie in a brown suit with yellow trim- mings and dark brown acces- sories. Belle ringers Mrs. B. Richards, Mrs. T. Humma and Mrs. J. Gibney discuss details for the fashion show sponsored by the Mothers' Club. 82 A Saturday afternoon finds L. Al- brecht in a sugar and spice sweater, tweed skirt and the ever-popular medallion. . .ffl A champagne faille dress and a stunning rhinestone necklace prom- ises M. Cavello an evening of fun. I at . .JW .eats n M. Nangle meets the day with a dark blue wool suit and black velvet hat and shoes. M. J. Lesniewski sports a dork green corduroy iacket, red slacks and gold iockey cap. 83 'Y P. Fordyce in a smart checked wool suit and brown accessories steps out on o date. 'SK A if ew iff ...cm .1 A fast game of London bridge brought the Junior doggie roast to a happy ending. 84 Seniors enjoying a quiet World Series the locker room. Freshie J. Conrad at the Fountain of Old Age as J. Smith, R. Rohrbach, J. Schiavo, A. Zangrilli, and D. Quire plaque him tor year- book funds. The gangs all here Centrcxl's skating stars had a chance to show their speed on Easter Tuesday night at Fairground Skateland. Substitut- ing wheels for the usual shoe leather proved to be a very sore replacement for many students. Party games, couples fsimple and advancedl, trios, and all skates rounded out the evening. Oh, my achin' feet! Centralma stalt cries for mercy between the Villanova conferences. At the Junior doggie roast a toast is offered with Coca Cola. Rare, medium, or well-done? Three measly hot dogs to feed that anxious mob? President Ray Noll plays Santa Claus at the Candlelight Dinner sponsored annually by the Mothers' Club. On his list are Mrs. Noll, Mrs. Orth, and Mrs. Frederick. As we like it OFFICERS OF THE President Vice President Vice President Recording Secretary Financial Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS OF President Vice President Vice President Recording Secretary Financial Secretary ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MRS. MARGARET RICHARDS MR. GEORGE AUCHTER MR. ALBERT GIRODO MISS JOAN REDD MISS JEAN VOGEL MISS MARY FLEMMING THE MOTHERS' CLUB MRS. BERNARD RICHARDS MRS. HENRY HARRIS MRS. CLARENCE WERTZ MRS. ELIZABETH HORTING MRS. JAMES STEVENSON Corresponding Secretary MRS. HAROLD MEIMAN Treasurer MRS. GEORGE ASCHENBRENNER Just before the dinner at the Berkshire Hotel. Front row: Father Dombay, Fath- er Leichner, Mrs. B. Rich- ards, Mrs. J. Welsh, Father Allwein, Mrs. G. Aschen- brenner. Back row: Mr. L. Yeager, Father Fricker, Mrs. C. Wertz, Father Mc- Grath, Mrs. H. Harris, Miss V. llluzzi, Father Bednarik, Mr. J. Schaaf. f vP5,4x...-is-Z Mr Joseph Schaetzle caretaker of the stadium. Cafeteria personnel: Mr. George Clump, Mrs. Loretta Faller, Mrs. Theo- clore Faust, Mrs. Charles Felix, Mrs. Francis Fran- kowiak. Mrs. Leo Saylor is absent. if p. ROBERT FALIN Sports Editor roughing it This was seventeen's sports world-a round of football hel- mets, freeze plays, hurdles, and base hits. We yelled, clapped, shrieked, whistled, and urged our teams to give it the old college try. Munching hot dogs, we begged a mud-spattered eleven for iust one more touchdown. Prayers and promises stormed heaven during the tense hush of a free throw that could win or lose a crucial game. All else was forgotten when panting half-milers struggled those last few feet to the tape and first place. And following the great American tradition, we raised the cry of Throw the bum out! in a diamond dual. This was the part of us that was sportsmanship. By turns, we assumed the role of proud victor and gracious loser. But if we lost, we played and cheered harder the next time. There was always a tomorrow, and fmay we quote?j You can't keep a good man down' '... particularly when he's seventeen. Jw: '. - ' S.:- 1 all '7 ,NJ 'M' r 'L4 A 1 X4, gif? ix ing 1: 1 .-4 -4 'f x . WMWMWM ,A R l Lo K x I 'A 5 , , , I x f. , X-.af X I Q' 9 Q5 E A 'A 6. .. ef' 2, may N A+ K -, '5 i ,Q 1 :4 1 'L is .1 A, ' x Grueling practice sessions together with expert coach- ing proved to be a successful formula in compiling an envi- able record of wins and losses for our Hill Road Gridders, who registered their best performance in several seasons. With his brother Andy, Head Coach Steve Hydock molded aggres- sive linemen and hard-running backs out of the thirty-one huskies who reported. Workouts began as early as August 18. Although fifteen Seniors bid farewell to the high school pigskin at the end of this season, many Sophomores and Juniors received valuable experience as starters and substi- tutes. Displaying their winning ability under the able direction of Coach Joe Buckley, the largest freshman squad in the school's history also promises a strong team in the future. So, long live the pigskin! A bright football career for Central is in the offin fviv .Nu M to ff DON CHELIUS Co-captain Top Row: S. Albert, D. DeFebbo, L. Devine, G. Borst, J. Mazza, T Simon, F. Lubas, J. Roche, B. Kelly, L. Borst, T. Lucas. Middle Row: D Repko, J. Mayernick, F. Nemeth, A. Giangiacomo, R. Mountcastle, W Orth, P. Adams, A. Szablowski, J. Butto, L. Keeney, J. Daly. Bottom Row Coach A. Hydock, M. Kostival, T. Sullivan, D. McCarthy, A. Cambria, D Ertz, R. Colesworthy, D. Chelius, P. Geiger, R. Elbert, R. Dombroski Coach S. Hydock, Central Catholic 20 York Cdfl10liC 0 With York playing host, Central ushered in the current cam paign, registering a decisive 20-O victory. The Fighting Irish TOM SULLIVAN couldn't gain a foothold as three grueling weeks of pre-season Co captain practice paid dividends to the Hydockmen. 90 First and ten Central Catholic 6 Lancaster 7 Fumbles at crucial periods crushed the Cards' chances for a clean slate as a well-coordinated Lebanon team eked out a 7-6 decision. Dig- ger Geiger's 27-yard iaunt set the scene tor Bill Orth, who hit off tackle tor the Hillroader's lone tally. Central Catholic 25 Mount Carmel Catholic 7 Avenging last year's defeat, the high-flying Redbirds stunned Mt. Carmel on a quick opener with Geiger romping 59 yards for a touchdown. Butch Sullivan and Wild Bill Orth each scored with Geiger hitting paydirt again to spearhead the attack with triple T.D.'s. Central Catholic 38 Pottsville Catholic 7 The High Flying Cards gathered their belong- ings and traveled to Pottsville Catholic, resum- ing grid relations after a tour-year lapse. Scor- ing almost at will, Central romped over the hapless Pottsville combine to the tune ot 38-7. Tom Sullivan paved the way contributing 'l2 points. Q , S Coaches Steve and Andy Hy pre-game strategy. Qc as dock discuss PAUL GEIGER Fullback Quarterback Dutch Chelius is hemmed in on an end run against St. Matthew of Conshohocken Confident smiles show spirit that carried Cen tral gridders through a successful season. Our congratulations to Don Chelius who won the Lakeland Popularity Poll which was conducted this year by Croll 8. Keclc. . 31,4 lim 055 Rlghi 25211 Pete Adams dives for fumble during Pottsville game. Central Catholic 12 St. Matthews 25 The Hydockmen failed to shatter the Mirrors' clever single wing ground attack. Dutch Chelius, Central's capable field general, scored two 6-pointers in the last period to temper their defeat. Central Catholic 7 Shenandoah Catholic 6 Shenandoah's Mighty Atoms were unable to stop our fieet backs and hard-charging line. Don Chelius connected with a 15-yard heave to Pete Adams who scored standing up. Tom Sullivan kicked the extra point which proved to be the margin of victory. Central Catholic 13 Panther Valley 19 Rain, mud, and the clock proved too much for the Cards. Central's 4th quarter sprint was not enough to overcome the Panthers' 6-point lead. 93 RAY COLESWORTHY Left Guard Wild Bill Orth is hit hard after making a sizeable gain against St. Patrick of Norristown. P. Geiger, Central's plunging fullback, takes hand-oft from D. Chelius and plows into a solid wall at scrimmage. Central Catholic 26 Salesianum 6 Rugged line play was largely responsible for the rout of the Sallies who had previously won 'l3 consecutive games. Pouring through gaping holes made by the linemen, each of Central's backs hit paydirt. r N Effective blocking paves the way for unidentified Conshohocken player. Central Catholic 22 St. Patrick 0 Closing a brilliant season victoriously, the Cards shut out a heavier St. Pat's team before a huge homecoming day crowd at the St. Law- rence Stadium. Brilliant defensive play sparked this victory which closed the books on a credit- able 6-3 showing for the season. DAVE McCARTHY X Left Tackle 94 D. Chelius completes pass to R. Dombroski in nick of time. FRESHMEN TEAM Front Row: J. Davies, T. Flannery, E. Jablonski, T. McDevitt, P. Slapi- kas, H. Bausman, W. Faller. Middle Row: J. Levisky, W. L. Norman, E. Garman, T. Dooley, T. Faust, J. Did- young, D. Breneiser, Coach Joe Buckley. Top Row: J. Powers, J. Carabello, F. Lorah, E. Janiszewski, W. Kase, R. Harak. Missing from picture: J. Butzer, R. Pouleson. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1951 Opp. C.C. 16-York Catholic O 20 23-Lebanon Catholic 7 6 30-Mt. Carmel Catholic 7 25 Pottsville Catholic 7 38 St. Matthew 25 'I2 Shenandoah Catholic 6 7 Panther Valley 19 T3 Nov. 4-Salesianum 6 26 Nov. Tl-St. Patrick's 0 22 'Away Games The four horsemen of I the freshmen squad, E. Garman, J. Didyoung, E. Janiszewski, and E. Jab- lonski, receive instructions 'From Coach Buckley. Adding color to all of Central's home games was our marching band under the leadership of Mr. Lester Yeager. Bounds and rebounds Central Catholic 48 Lancaster Catholic 36 Opening the basketball season at the spa- cious Lancaster Armory, Coach Joe Schaaf's proteges edged past the Crusaders of Lancaster Catholic 48-36. After a bad first quarter Cen- tral snapped out of it, and brought home with them win number one. Central Catholic 51 Southeast Catholic 56 The rampaging Pirates of Southeast caught fire in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter to put the game on ice with a five point spree. The tall Philadelphia City League opponents had a battle on their hands as the Cards played excellent ball with Jim Larkin collecting l5 points. Central Catholic 47 Coatesville 48 A frenzied crowd was witness to a heart- breaking defeat handed to the Cardinals by the Red Devils of Coatesville. The regulation game ended in a 45-45 deadlock and went in- to an extra period. With less than a minute to go, Brown sank a foul shot for Coatesville which decided the game. VARSITY TEAM Standing: Coach Joe Schaaf, J. Connolly, G. Kane, J. Schiavo, J. Larkin, R. Donohue, J. Stevenson. Seated: Mgr. D. McKeone, R. Falin, T. Reedy, E. Jab- Ionski, W. Orth, P. Adams, Mgr. B. Hofmann. E. Jablonski performs fancy ballet in hook-up with Brown Prep player. B. Falin rushes to the FSSCUB. Central Catholic 52 Lebanon 53 In their second away game of the season, Central dropped a hair-line 53-52 decision to Lebanon High's Cedars. The Cards just couldn't get rolling against the Central Penn League de- fending champions. Central Catholic 72 Reading Catholic 39 In this year's renewal of the battle for the legendary City Catholic Championship, the Hill Road men showed their supremacy over the South Fifth Street hoopsters. Central's bench squad gave evidence of possibilities by playing from the second period onward. Central Catholic 41 Reading High 36 The long-awaited night arrived. Central found itself putting speed and endurance against Reading High for the first time in his- tory. By pressing from the tap-off the Cards managed to hold the Red Knights to 36 points and racked up 41 themselves. Central Catholic 50 York Catholic 46 The Fighting Irish of York threw a mad scare into the Cardinal camp until the fourth quarter when the Schaafmen finally forged ahead, beating the Yorkmen 50-46. Laverne Godfrey starred for the opposition while Johnny Schiavo collected 19 points for Central. in if lg?-. . CAPTAIN JIM LARKIN Center J. Connolly, J. Schiavo, and R. Falin team up to snare rebound from Reading High's back- board. Central Catholic 50 Malvern Prep 55 A potential win streak was smashed as Mal- vern whipped Central, 55-50. The prepsters took an early five point lead and never relin- quished it, even during the Card's late fourth quarter rally. Central Catholic 43 West Catholic 52 After a see-saw battle the Burrs put the game on ice in the ebbing minutes of the last quarter by bombarding the hoops for six straight points. Jim Connelly played an excellent game for the Cards and brought home the scoring honors with 15 points. Central Catholic 61 St. Matthew's 42 The Hillroaders got back into the win column by rolling over the Mirrors 61-42. The Subur- ban Catholic League hoopsters were no match for the Cards as Gerry Kane ran wild with 19 digits. Central Catholic 57 Hazleton 60 The sparks flew as these two teams met but the East Penn Leaguers proved to be the better as they came out on top, 60-57. The clock ran out and cut short, by three points, a strong rally made by the Cards who were 10 points behind with three minutes to go. Central Catholic 55 Stevens Trade 37 Playing one of their best games of the sea- son the Cards pulled a big upset by knocking off the Stevens Trade quintet, 55-37. Wild Bill Orth lived up to his name as he poured 19 points through the hoop. Central Catholic 49 Salesianum 35 Leading from the starting whistle, Central controlled both boards and gunned its way to a 49-35 victory over the Sallies. A second game scheduled later in the season had to be can- celed due to the loss of the Sallie's home court to the Army Reserves. Central Catholic 49 St. Matthew's 43 Three quick field goals in the ebbing mo- ments ofthe last period enabled Central to gain a shaky 49-43 decision over the host squad. The Mirrors threw a scare into the Cardinal camp when they whittled a 19-point lead down to a tie in the hectic fourth quarter. x 1 4 1 fx ' weuiavz 9 JOHNNY SCHIAVO Guard Coatesville Champs surround J. Larkin as he attempts a lay-up in the Hill Road Gym. Central Catholic 41 Allentown 51 A strong Canary outfit that was seeking re- venge for last year's defeat humbled the Car- dinal lads, 51-41, at the spacious Northwest gym. Showing some of their best playing of the present season, the P.l.A.A. Class A Monarchs led from the opening whistle. Central Catholic 59 Perkiomen Prep 57 Bouncing back from the Allentown defeat, the Hillroaders ripped the cords for 59 points to upset a heavily favored Perkiomen team. Wil- bur Orth brought home the laurels for the Red and White as he hit for 18 points. Central Catholic 79 Reading Catholic 39 In their second meeting of the season the Cards again came out on top by routing the Eagles, 79-39. The Schaaf lads, led by Jim Lar- kin with 16 markers, hit from all angles for their highest point splurge of the present sea- son. Height pays oFf for West Catholic as Maxwell, giant Burr center, clears the boards. Central Catholic 73 Lancaster Catholic 51 A very much improved Central quintet again pulled the trick as they rolled over the Lancas- ter Crusaders, 73-5'l. Johnny Schiavo and Jim Connelly combined for 34 points to lead the Cards to their eleventh win of the current cam- paign. Central Catholic 46 York Catholic 56 The Red Birds started a long road trip by los- ing tothe South Penn Catholic League Champs, 56-46. York tailed to penetrate a tight zone de- fense but went wild on set shots. Central Catholic 40 Coatesville 68 Once they started rolling, nothing could stop the Red Devils of Coatesville High as they raced to a decisive 68-40 victory. The Clues-Mont League titlists showed good form that should take them a long way in the P.l.A.A. state tour- nament. 99 My - 'ii st g 6 .steel BOB FALIN Guard Central Catholic 53 Brown Prep 66 Height isn't everything was proven today as a very tall Brown Prep tive found a red hot Central team on their hands. The lanky visitors had to use every trick in the book in order to take home a 66-53 victory. Morrison ot Reading Catholic and Centrals Falin scramble for loose ball. R Folin and J. Larkin close in on ball during a tense moment in Allentown Catholic game. Central Catholic 61 Malvern Prep 55 Paced by Jim Connelly with 23 markers, the Schaafmen gained revenge for an early season defeat by beating Malvern Prep. With a last quarter spurt Central forged ahead and emerged victorious, 61-55. Central Catholic 49 Stevens Trade 58 A hard fought battle resulted when the Red Men of Central ran smack into a rampaging, revenge seeking Stevens Trade array. Taking a lead early in the game the Lancaster County boys were never seriously threatened. Central Catholic 43 Allentown 77 LeRoy Katz, a candidate for all-state honors, poured 21 points through the hoop to lead the Allentown High Canaries to a lop-sided 77-43 victory over Central. The East Penn Leaguers used a full court press to perfection and forced the Cards to shoot from the outside during most of the encounter. Central Catholic 51 Lebanon Catholic 57 Despite Bob Falin's 14 point effort, the Cards lost out to a hard pushing Lebanon Catholic High team, 57-51. lt was Lebanon's third win in eight starts against the Cards as athletic rela- tions were resumed after a one-year lapse. 100 J 4. A ,gf l www. 2 Qf,,3'i'N2 12, E7 g Q. CD' BOB DONOHUE Center Shifting into second, W. Kase drives in for a lay-up against Jewish Commun- ity Center. B. Dreibelbis and C. Nuding, leading scorer, charge for tap-in. Central Catholic 58 Hazleton 55 W eg A pro-Central crowd went wild as freshman star Ed. Jablonski 5' and senior guard Bob Falin ripped the cords for 16 points apiece to 6' lead the Cardinals to a 58-55 victory over Hazleton High. ln the final four seconds of play Johnny Shiavo seriously sprained his ankle and ... was lost for the rest of the season. - .,.,, 2 Q.. f if Central Catholic 56 Perkiomen Prep 60 Playing without the services of Capt. Jim Larkin and guard Johnny it' Schiavo, the revamped Cards fell before a much taller Perkiomen A il Prep team. Two Perkiomen lads, Behm and Young, Combined for ' X C 5 51 points to lead the Prepsters' attack. 3 .5, Central Catholic 51 Allentown Catholic 62 In the traditional first round game of the P.C.I.A.A. playoffs, the Cards battled on even terms with the Vikings until midway in the y I, final frame when Allentown surged ahead for good. Allentown's L 1 5 victory splurge was paced by Ludrop's 15 straight points in those final hectic moments. The fans were more than satisfied as the Schaaf lads gave a very good account of themselves by completely baffling the Vikings on offense and defense during the third quarter. December December December December December December December December December JIM CONNOLLY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE '51 -'52 5-Lancaster Catholic 9-Southeast Catholic 11-C t v'lI 1 iAJ oa es I e 14-Lebanon' 16-Reading Catholic -Reading High KNJ -Malvern Prep 18 23-York Catholic 28 30-West Catholic January 4-St. Matthew January 8-Hozletoni 11 January January Januar January January -Stevens Trade -Salesianum -St. M nh ' -Perkiomen Prep. -Reading Catholic 13 y 17 a ew January 22-Allentown lN1 25 27 HAD Forward CCHS OPP' CCHS OPP. January 29-Lancaster Catholic 73 51 48 36 February 3-York Catholic' 46 56 51 56 February B-Coatesville' 40 68 47 48 February 10-Brown Prep. 53 66 52 53 February 12-Malvern Prepf 61 55 72 39 February 15-Stevens Trade' 49 58 41 36 February 19-Allentown' 43 77 50 46 February 22-Lebanon Catholic' 51 57 50 55 February 27-Hazleton KNJ 58 55 43 52 March 4-Perkiomen Prep. 56 60 61 42 March 6-Allentown Central Catholic' 51 62 57 30 'Away. iAJArmory. lNJNorthwest. 55 7 49 35 SPECIAL RECORD 49 43 Carl Nuding, Junior Varsity Ace, scared 30 paints in the Lancaster Cath- 41 51 olic game, January 29. Congratulations are due the star forward for having 59 57 scored more points in one J.V. game than any other player at Central 79 39 Catholic. JAY VEE TEAM Top Row: Father Dombay fCoach1, F. Jablonski, E. Janiszewski, R. Dreibelbis, E. Corley, T. Gross, W. Kase. Middle Row: L. Borst, P. Zimmerman, G. Kugler, J. Butzer, C. Nuding, Mgr. S. Puwalski. Bottom Row: Mgr. J. Mazza, Mgr. J. Roche. '- xl? .ge v. 3 N ,- V. X ' x f7 Central Catholic's female hoopsters crashed well over the ranks of a winning season this year. They compiled a record of ten wins against two setbacks. After two early season losses to Pottstown and Wernersville, the Car- dinalettes steamed down the stretch to a nine game winning streak. Two setbacks handed to the Robesonia High lassies snapped a five-year iinx held by them over Central. Front Row: J. Glaser, J. Rear- den, D. Hoyer, M. Gantert, M. Maier, S. Wertz, P. Murphy. Top Row: Coach Virginia llluzzi, C. Donaldson, Mgr., D. Neiman, T. Poeringer, G. Ziemba, W. Mur- phy, E. Leach, Mgr. Swish! Individual scoring honors went to the sharp- shooting sophomore, Phyllis Murphy, who ended the season with a total of 201 points in eleven games. Gertrude Ziemba and Capt. Maryellen Gantert also filled the hoops with T06 to 68 points respectively. The changing of Capt. Gantert to both defensive as well as offensive duty proved quite a boost to the Car- dinal defense. Shirley Wertz and Maryellen Gan- tert, Central's guards, close in to stop a Wernersville shot. 'F MARYELLEN GANTERT Captain T02 Jan. 11 Jan. 13 Jan. 18 Jan. 25 SCHEDULE 1952 Wernersvillef -Lancaster -Pottstown -Sl. MCfll'leW'k Jan. 30-Little Flower Feb. 1-Wernersville Feb. 5-Robesoniai Feb. 7--Lancaster' Feb. 10--St. Vincent Feb. 22-Robesonia Feb. 27-Little Flower Mar. 6 t'Away St. Vincent With Jane Rearden and Phyllis Mur- phy looking on, Gertrude Ziemba tries in vain to get the rebound for a Central lay-up. CCHS Opp. 33 39 45 14 43 46 30 18 57 17 40 23 38 27 42 14 52 14 38 10 46 11 . . . forfeit Phyllis Murphy charges in to pick up a loose ball as Jane Rearden and Gertrude Ziemba follow play. 3. ve an ' Front Row: P. Herb, M. Bol- inger, A. Daly, D. Mazza, F. Lar- kin. Back Row: Coach Virginia Illuzzi, K. Kase, E. Flamm, L. Showers, A. Rearden, Mgr. 103 l C P. Farrier launches the javelin. Whiz kids As Centralma goes to press, Central's cinder- men have repeated last year's triumph over Perkiomen Prep. St. James of Chester and Mal- vern's speedsters proved superior to Central this year. Fred Bilski won the Berks County Champion- ship Mile Venzke Relays, the second time in three years for a Centralite. - s s .3 eg . Q , t , NTR4 ,gsurnac 25 T544 'L 45,m'R.-1,5 ,k ,QQWHQ f on wp, V 91, 6 ., . L., . . rr A 4 WTR at ,, x ., Q r W 1 ,QQ fi ig.. Q ,Lu 2 J, . . A ,. Q ,U Y E N, ff . I . P f ., K,-1 v Q f, V X , . A . ' s, fi ' 3 K - X' I 0 'W - W lg... s Front Row: J. Kuzio, J. Schmidt, R. Colesworthy, T. Sullivan, S. Albert, P. Geiger, A. Giangiacomo, G. Bruno, Mgr. Middle Row: Dr. Ralph M. Mulligan, coach, T. Faust, D. Hohl, B. Ambrose, W. Bilski, P. Zimmer- man, J. Mazza, J. Carabello, P. Farrier, Father Fricker, coach. Top Row: L. Borst, E. Auchter, G. Kane, J. Steven- son, E. Corley, H. Lucci, P. Endter, J. Powers, A. Zangrilli. 104 Father Fricker shows G. Kane, W. Bilski, J. Steven- P. Geiger and J. Carabello clear the hurdles in top son, and T. Sullivan, relay team, the correct way to form. pass the baton. TRACK SCHEDULE-'l952 P. Endter flashes a winning smile as he goes over F April 8-Malvern Prep Reading the ,op. April 20-St. James High School Chester April 25 81 26-Penn Relays Philadelphia April 30-Perkiomen Prep Reading May 7-Venzke Relays Boyertown May 14-Stevens Trade, Lancaster Catholic, Harrisburg Catholic, Reading Central Catholic Lancaster May 18-Reading Central Catholic, Lancaster Catholic, Harrisburg Catholic Harrisburg May 25-Eighth Annual State Catholic Interscholastic Meet Reading 105 T. Reedy is picked off at first by J. Connolly. A familiar cry of Play ball! , and in late March, baseball came out of mothballs. This year some forty odd candidates turned up at Coach McLaughlin's first call for spring prac- tice. From this horde of hopefuls, 18 tossers made the grade and received their uniforms. Many old-timers , including DePaul, Seaman, l Diamond dusters and Janiszewski, were missing, but the vacan- cies were filled without too much difficulty. Coach and player alike look for a repeat performance of last year's undefeated season. It may turn out to be a hope well-founded, at the time this copy was being sent to print, Cen- tral's ball club had compiled a 5-0 record. Front Row: P. Slapikas, R. Morrow, W. Orth, E. Jablonski, J. Jablonski, B. Kusior, J. Hanson, W. Harrer. Top Row: Coach J. McLaughlin, T. Reedy, J. Butto, E. Swierczewski, A. Szablowski, E. Janiszewski, J. Connolly, J. Rogosky, J. Loeper, D. Ertz. 106 SCHEDULE-1952 April 20-Archmere Academy April 22-Lebanon Catholic May 3-Mt. Carmel Catholic May 4-Archmere Acaclemyk May 7-Perkiomen Prep May 10-Mt. Carmel Catholic' May 13-Lebanon Catholick May 17-Perkiomen Prepf f'Away Games le -. ' gilfifafil . H 4.3-fig A .A E431 4 - A titty-fifty chance that J. Rogosky's foul tip will be caught by W. Orth. .E Varsity intielders and their understudies: A. Szablowski, E. Swierczewski, J. Rogosky, M. Zampelli, E. Sen- kowski, J. Connolly, E. Janiszewski, B. Kusior. 'I07 A teen to remember The Feast of Our Lady ot Lourdes saw the dawning of a new light in the eternal Kingdom and the extinction of a bright one on earth. Fatally iniured in a head-on automobile colli- sion in the vicinity of his native Pottstown, Donald Tobin, Junior 4, was snatched from the midst of his classmates but not from their memories or love. His pleasant manner and efficiency as Council Member and student will long be remembered by all with whom he worked and played. His was a great lesson, not book learned : the Love ot Our Lord and ot Our Blessed Mother and the perfection of their Way. 108 Special Benefactors Reverend John N. Wachter Reverend Charles L. Allwein Reverend Alexander J. Alauskis Reverend Stephen J. 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