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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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He had her in His heart from all eternity-the Lady whom He calls Mother. Every person carries within his heart a blueprint of the one he loves. A tiny archi- tect works inside the human heart drawing sketches of the ideal love from the people it sees, from the books it reads, from its hopes and day-dreams in the fond hope that the eye may one day see the ideal and the hand touch it. Life becomes satisfying the moment the dream is seen walking, and the person appears as the incarnation of all that one loved. The liking is instantaneous-because, actually, it was there waiting for a long time. Some go through life without ever meeting what they call their ideal. This could be very disappointing, if the ideal never really existed. But the absolute ideal of every heart does exist, and it is God. All human love is an initiation into the Eternal. -Bishop Fulton J. Sheen Bridging Blueprint tor living . . Big moments . . Scaling our souls . Rumpus Room Wrecking crew . Hoop-Ia . . Court queens . Gun smoke . Diamond cutters Powerhouse Senate tor 'em Views . . And news . . Rhythm in red Winners circle . Foreign policy Double feature Workshop Freshmen . Sophomores . Juniors . . Seniors . Coke-toil Lounge Starlight Serenade Say uncle . . Enchanted barn . Mademoiselle Disneyland . . . . Belles of Our Lady . . Good-bye . . . . p. p. .2 .6 .15 .22 .28 .34 . 36 p. 38 p. 42 p. 44 47 50 52 54 56 80 86 92 96 102 104 106 108 110 112 114 Big moments ore born ,L 0 Me ond my shadow. God's world! Roof1n' it Long have I known o glory in if all, Bu? never knew I this . . . -Edna Sf. Vincent Mlloy Since the day Father William Hammeke, pastor of St. Paul Parish purchased the Luden estate in 1939, the stately mansion has been transformed and expanded into a center of education of which Catholic youth in the Reading area are iustly proud. Its spacious rooms lent themselves gra- ciously to conversion, bestowing the warmth of old world charm to the prac- tical business ot modern education. Af-noon! M. .! Then Adam oftered it to Eve .... -..,..s... 7 K. - fx '- 9. . x S'j' - 1 fx l . Q , X Q- . . . .- mc- ' .. ' - ' ' C . ' -' lx A ' L ! , N N.T,f.,f TNS- Q-'gv'f'.a .-am' 'K j 1. Q- . --'. -..-, -Q. - , A - I-4 1. L... .' K xi j ,LA 'I .Q L-sn' N'9Jk. if ' . .JJKQ M f,v4.'?ef4siNtms'.: vgxli.. f I .lab , , -rf' ..--, ' a 1 P L - 4 'ft .xg 1--jf 9 '. 't--cv, vf --- Q, x '. 9 , ' 'X Lax- .-' ' fi' -Jin' I na If 'A' Q 'f -13-,pf - fs., Q-f .M-f1 ...' ' f - I-'K A' ', . fewg:-,W- g ' F' 3 if :ilk K .4:Vf'151Pf ',-M'-I-F-4 v ' as A I Y ,x . -. FW -'-- ' bi' V+'-, :: -f . A. ' - -i es-133, - .-if ,-Q K1-1,9 :,gf5:vr 1,--'ze , '- 'J 'J . f , '30-1 '-f4r - 'bd' F! . - V. W' ' s 'f - 'Q 41 --.N mm u - f -1 - ,- I 1 :J l ' V' .X ,Q , 'I Q, P . ,' lv. 1 A -Y, gi fq 3932- yafv? . 1. H. 2, if xg - . g ' . 'Q 1 . R 5 V ' . ' , TL . . ' 1 Q .fy - :L VQ .W 4 S. 'sh HJ. ar ff, . v Q1 1? ' ga ,, iso . Q 0 Q' F - . -qv 4 . 11 -. f ,f ' x 'Hx lx? x' . +, ., ' l ,, ' L 'L mg, 1. - ' ',' , Q .fb-vs, ., u.- - ' fu- . - ' . -if. X 'x .. ' H gfv,- v www. xg' K4 Y: gn. N Q 5 K b' w l., . .s., T , ' 1 -, Q ' 2. gf f J ' 16 J . -O- , 4 X S - e'f': 9 Q' lg , eq . .LL Q X i Green! Let's move, gang. As time rolled on, Central was once again pressed for space to accommodate the constantly increasing student body. September of the year 1955 found Cen- tralites returning to an annex of three new rooms, the beginning of the new ex- pansion program. January of the year 1957 will witness the completion of another milestone in Central's history-a S500,000 addition, capable ot providing 800 more students with the best and newest educational facilities, together with the privilege of a sound Catholic education. Under the dogwood! 10 I While we busy ourselves drgglng foundations rlvotmg steel ralslng scaffolds our late admin ustrator enloys the peace and happlness of the celestual mansion that the Great Architect pre pared for hum as a tlttlng reward for years well :ved On September 24 1955 In the magenta robes of has prlestly rank Monsignor John N Wachter crossed the threshold of has heavenly domain to en 'oy the spmtual treasures he had amassed for hum Hls special place In the plan on which Centralltes bulld their future lles In has polntmg the way to glve Strengthening our souls with the mortar of has vlrtue we hope to hear wlth Francis Thompson All which thy child s mistake Fancles as lost I have stored for thee at home Ruse clasp My hand and come RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN N WACHTER 'll I' . self through a saintly life of love and generosity. ll ' ' I ' ' ll His Excellency The Most Reverend JOHN F. O'HARA, C. S. C., D. D. Archbishop of Philadelphia With a dedicated spirit, Archbishop O'Hara guides the destinies of his spiritual children along the path of Christ. Administrator of the archdiocesan school system, he is the dynamo which keeps the wheels of our great educational system turning. His outstanding work in encouraging and support- ing school building projects substantiates the fact that His Excellency realizes fully the importance of Catholic education. The Most Reverend J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D. D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Titular Bishop of Ruspae The Most Reverend JOSEPH M. MCSHEA, D D Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Tifular Bishop of Mina The Reverend JOHN J. GRAHAM, D. D. Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Right Reverend MONSIGNOR EDWARD M. REILLY, J. C. D., LL. D. The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly, a native of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, studied for the priesthood at St. Charles Seminary. Following his ordination in 1936, he attended graduate studies at the Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. At the death of Monsignor John J. Bonner in November 1945, the gigantic task of supervising diocesan schools was given to Monsignor Reilly. His tremendous interest in Catholic education, coupled with his gracious personality, has won for him the respect and admiration of both administra- tors and students in the Catholic school system ot Philadelphia. The Reverend JOHN J. HAYDT, J. C. D. Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Reverend its FREDERICK J. STEVENSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools Reverend Raymond J. Leichner With the close of his third year as principal Father Leichner became blueprint conscious, and he grew even more line-design fervent during the '55-'56 cycle. Last summer Father transformed a negligible piece of lawn near the garage into three spacious classrooms, with bigger an' better entrances for the Test Tube and Treble Clef Departments. This year the blue sheets crackle as he pours over plans for covering the old marching field across Eckert Avenue with more study areas. Thus far the empty lot is in the surveying stage, but with Father's verve the next few months will see things happening over there. Reverend Henry J. Huesman As long as Catholic education continues to flourish in the city of Reading, building projects must go on. And Father Huesman is the one to keep the engines rolling. His tremendous energy, keen intellect, and priestly zeal fit him snugly into the niche of pastor of St. Paul Parish and rector of Central Catholic High School. Father Huesman came to us in October after the death of Monsignor Wachter. Previous to his ap- pointment here, he served as rector for two years at the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Catasauqua. REVEREND JOSEPH FRICKER Prefecl of Discipline Director of Aflvlelics Religion Lolin REVEREND ROBERT FORST Religion lofin Moderator of Flasheties REVEREND STEPHEN BEDNARIK Religion Boys' Counselor REVEREND JOSEPH DICKERT Religion Jay Vee Baslrefball Coach Scaling the soul REVEREND FRANCIS SCHULTE Religion Social Sludies Moderolor of Forensic Union Moderator of Iunior Town Meefing ol lhe Air 15 Q s !l : REVEREND JOHN ZOLONDEK Orclveslra Bond Choral Groups Marching Unils Music Apprecialion to the image of God SISTER M. ALBERT SISTER M. AGNITA Superior lcfin Moderator of English Sfudenl Associcfion German Civics Lafin SISTER M, ALICIA SISTER M. ANNUNQATA susrzn M. BONAVITA SISTER M. CARlETl.5 Science Social Studies Household Arls Commercial Sfuclres English , v we-3 4.-1. SISTER M. CASIMIR SISTER M, CHRISTELLA SISTER M. EDNA SISTER M- FRANCETTA Science English Mechanical Drawing E 9liSl' Home Economics Science Arf Malhemullff Girls' Counselor Mafhemafics l-Um' 'I6 I x ujgk 15' 5'5TER M- HERMANETTE slsrsn M. JEROME snsrsn M. JOHANELLA Mufhemchcs English Social Studies Sociai Studies Shop Mathematics Math matics 55-fx! wwf' SISTER MARIANETTE SISTER MARY GERARD SISTER M. PAULETTA Commercial Studies English Commercial Studies Advisor Centralma 4 ,. v 1, v . f 4 1 T I S' SISTER JOSEPH MARIE Automotive Essentials f Science f, Mathematics Hifi' V ' 1 l l ' 1 -ll SISTER M. RENE I, English 1 French Advisor Hillside Echoes SISTER M. ROSA? SISTER M. ROSANA SISTER M. ROSELDA SISTER M. TARCISIUS Latin if ' Mathematics Social Studies Social Studies English f ' f Librarian Spanish Mathematics pffmcirn V165 I Prefect of Studies 7 l r IYANI11 .X I K, , QZMfrd!l!cV,y.7' f, , , , r is U . 'X n J ' A fx I S, if f,! , fr... - I' I, , 1 ' X 06 l I 1 I ' v I7 MR. JOSEPH SCHAAF MISS VIRGINIA ILLUZZI MR. WILLIAM ABRAMOWICZ DR. RALPH M, MULLIGAN Boys' Physical' Education Instructor Girls' Physical Education Instructor Eflgllilt P'e'P 0le55l0 Ul Boys' Basketball Coach Girls' Basketball Coach 7fUClf Covfh Health Health Moderator ol Cheerleaders i a double duty l The Master Designer has two pictures of the soul of each of usp one of what we ought to be, the other of what we are. To reconcile the two, it is often necessary to soften the lights of the over-zealous or to brighten the shadows of the lethargic. Tear-drippings and smiles are part of the touching-up process. The faculty at Central signed the contract with God to reproduce, with our help, God's image of us. The deadline is really a lifetime. In four brief years the teaching staff has completed the rough worky K the rest is left to us. DR. EDWARD J. STOEBENAU Dentist I MISS LORETTA BOTZUM MISS DOROTHY MILCO MISS HELEN MAZURKIEWICZ Nurse Secretary Secretary I8 x - . MR. CLARENCE LeVAN Head Cusfodian MR. GEORGE CLUMP Cafeteria Manager, Maintenance ssembly Line MR. HAROLD WAGAMAN, C lr S d' Cafeferia Staff-Mrs. R. Engle, Mrs. L. Fuller, Mrs. L. mem er of 'U 'um Saylor, Mrs. M. Reichardf, Mrs. C. Cooney, and Mrs. R. Waninger ' ' P MR JOSEPH SCHAETZLE Re airman MR. RICHARD TREXLER, Assisfanf Cusfodion 19 6 x ar x 1 ,s. 1 Hn ..4: 45 Rumpus Room Bang! Plop! Central's action builders unloaded sturdy, sea- soned sport material in tumbles, thrills, and spills. Their tools-the swish of the net, thump of the pigskin, the crack of the bat, and the snap of the tape. Not only victory and defeat, but also courage, enthusiasm, and willingness to work as a team served as measuring rods in the construction of physical achievement. Aglow with vital- ity, packed with muscle and brawn, Central athletes formed a solid masonry meeting each sport as a challenge to them- selves and their Alma Mater. Soaring upward come the beams of shouts, groans, cheers, and clops of loyal rooters. ff'- .f W' J 'ill' Bill Mayan charges around Bishop Kenrick's left end. FRED LENICH, Co-captain DAVE ADAMS, CO-CC1pfCIir1 End End X353 ,ew 4 JOHN POST Quarterback 22 .,.' xi .JXSQSE I5 3 I , ca . Of A - Q49 UQ CQ, O9 DS in 00, ' .P First Row: W. Kelly, J. Costello, J. Post, R. Galtone, S. Bonk, W. Mayan, F. Lenich, J. Auchler, J. Meshinsky. Second Row: A. Cormello, J. Elia, J. Broun, S. Ciesielski, D. Adams, G. HoHmun, P. Loeper, R. DeSon1is, M. Juraslnski. Head Coach S. Hydoclx. Third Row: W. Lucas, D. Wisniewski, T. Weaver, R. Scgrignouli, P, Wandziluk, R. Cusrna, S. Slimmer, K. Braun, F. Minot, E. Alfiero. Fourih Row: Mgr. R. Civifu, C. DeAngelis, B. Killinger, L. Gcnsfer, F. Curcbello, J. Wcmdzilolc, J. Mancuso, L. Nave, R. Myers, Mgr. J. Carr, and Muscat LiIlle Sieve l lyCl0clc. STANLEY BONK RICH GATTONE BOB SALINGER Guard Fullback Tackle .' Q3 6 an 1 , 1 2Q,.1Q. 1, m'f3'F ' ., 'V t - .. K- .x ' I .454 .AH L82 ,. .. ,. ' 1 4' ffffll ii flx ' -Q I ' gr ,' , 1 . gy If ,-1.2.4 ,Q STEVE AND ANDY HYDOCK Coaches JIM AUCHTER Guard BILL KELLY Halfback Mid-August and football's first call brought Central's largest turn- out in history. Hot weather and grueling practice molded these men of leisure into a hardened team. With high spirits and hard hitting the keynote, the coach had his crew ready and waiting for the first battle. Work and sweat proved its worth as Central racked up a 6-2-l record. The Cards ended the season with the upset of highly favored Allentown Central. This added a final page to the story of a team that not only desired to win, but tried to drive every opponent ol? the field. Occasionally the Cards were outscored, but they were never outfought, proving again that when the going gets tough, the tough get going. at Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1955 ll-York Catholic .,...,..... 18-Father Judge Catholic 25-Mt. Carmel .......,.... 'I-Pottsville Catholic ..... . 9-St. Matthew ......... . 'I4-Harrisburg Catholic ...... 21-Lancaster .............. 30-Allentown Central Catholic 6-Bishop Kenrick .......... ccus 32 35 59 19 6 14 19 12 13 Opp. 7 O 7 12 6 20 6 6 0 The Red Birds were lecl on offense by senior halfback Bill Mayan, who tallied 75 points on 'll touchdowns and nine extra points. St. Matt's gangs up on Rich Gattone as he rams over the opposition. STAS CIESIELSKI Center JOHN MESHINSKY End Central York Catholic Central completely overwhelmed York, starting the new season with a 32-7 victory on the Yorkmen's field. The Cards never gave York a chance as they iumped into a 25 point lead in the first half. Stunned by Central's early scores, the Fighting Irish tallied only once in the final minutes of the game. Central Father Judge The Cards fly again, after a tough first quarter in which neither team could cross the goal line. Father Judge's defense gave way and Central scored swiftly and frequently. Bill Mayan, who racked up two touchdowns and two extra points, led the Cardinal's attack with 14 points. This was the first football victory for Central over a school from the Philadelphia Diocese. Central Mt. Carmel Scoring three times in the first five minutes of play, the Cards coasted on to their third successive victory. Bill Mayan showed the way with five six pointers and three conversions. T. D.'s were also scored by Danny Wisniewski, Joe Marino, Rich Gattone, and John Post. Excellent blocking as well as running was the key to Central's third victory. Central Pottsville Catholic A fumble on the opening kickoff and a quick drive by Pottsville, and Central was behind for the first time this season. The spirited Cards smashed Pottsville's high hopes when Phil Wandzilak scored on the second play from scrimmage after his fine 40-yard kickoff return. Bill Mayan broke the tie by scoring again in the first quarter, and again in the third on a 51 yard run. Pottsville scored the final touchdown in the last quarter, but failed to knock the Cards off the Glory Road in a hard-fought 'I9-l2 game. Central St. Matthew The Red Birds found themselves in trouble as St. Matt's scored early in the first quarter on a blocked punt. The Cards' offense hindered by fumbles and bad passes failed to click until the third quarter when John Post scored on a long aerial. Central again moved into scoring distance in the final quarter, but time ran out and the game ended in a 6-6 deadlock. Allentown's efforts crumble as Phil Wandzilak plows through for his second T. D. JACK COSTELLO End 26 Slicing through a gapping hole Phil Wandzilak finds Bishop Kenrick's safety-man his lone obstruction. Central Harrisburg Catholic Two touchdowns in the first minutes of the game put Central way behind a powerful Harrisburg. The Cards fought back harder than ever, forcing the Crusaders to fumble on bone-crushing tackles. Bill Mayan led Central' attack on an electrifying 85-yard touchdown sprint, but the Cards fell short, 20-14, in the hardest fought game of the season. Central Lancaster A weary crew took to the field at Lancaster with only three days' rest after the Harrisburg encounter. Weakened further by the absence of their two starting halfbacks and three iniured linemen, they fell victim to a high-spirited Lan- caster team. Early scores again proved to be the Cards' downfall as the Crusaders overpowered them, 'I9-6. Central Allentown Central Catholic Central's hard fighting football team closed the '55 season with a victory over a highly favored Allentown Cen- tral. The tide of the battle was turned by the vicious tackles and aggressive blocking of the Cards' forward wall. Rich Gattone and Phil Wandzilak scored both the Cards' touch- downs in the first half. Allentown managed to sneak over a touchdown on a long pass in the final moments of the game. Central Bishop Kenrick Bouncing back after losing two straight, the Cards powered their way to a l3-O win over Bishop Kenrick, formerly St. Patrick's. Led by quarterback Roger Meyers and the fancy running of halfback Phil Wandzilak, the Red Birds handed in their fifth win of the season. Wandzilak scored both T. D.'s. X x A r t -.,, A ll -5 Q Q. .3 Q, gsssitsfv. xx S NQ s V Qt.5:Teff'. i -9 QI'-4.5 . ffl' ss. ,lf ,f 7. . 16' .ij 5?fXX XX X- AX X 'X ' A ' X82 Q9 ' 1 'Q .X 2 -Xxkxxw Qs- i ,yi X X-.. Birds of a feather flock together. Central's Dave Adams, Mike Yachnik, and Fred Lenich. Lack of experience and height made the future look dim for the Cards as they opened their new season with many strong opponents eyeing them as weak prey. But the fearless five made the enemy think twice when they met on the court. The Cards' aggressive straight shoot- ing attack sometimes fell short of their opponents' scoring but the battle was seldom an easy one, and caused many an opposing coach to gain a few more gray hairs. Hopes rose sharply as the Redbirds knocked off a favored Shenandoah Catholic in the first round of the PCIAA playoffs. But these visions were short-lived when Allentown Central trounced the Cards in the final game of the season. Central 38 York 58 Lacking experience and height, the Cards dropped their opener to York, 58 to 38. Paul Abeln and Mike Yachnik led the way for the Cards, scoring ll and lO points re- spectively. Central 34 Coatesville 56 A strong Coatesville outfit, seeking revenge for last year's defeat, handed Central their second loss. Paul Abeln paced Central in their losing cause with 24 points. Central 46 Lebanon 45 Fighting an uphill battle all the way, the Cardinals managed to win their first game of the new season over the Cedars of Lebanon. Fred Lenich cinched the game with a layup only five seconds before the final buzzer. Central 44 Bishop Neuman 48 The Cards' brilliant fourth quarter rally failed to over- come the boys from Southeast Catholic, and Central dropped their third game in four outings. Paul Abeln, Cen- tral's most consistent point-getter, topped the Cards with 17 counters. Central 35 Mount Penn 43 The Mountaineers registered a surprising victory over the favored Cards in their annual benefit game. A tight second-half defense helped Mount Penn to overcome Cen- tral's 21-lo halftime lead. The Mounts outscored Central in the third and fourth quarters, handing the Cards their fourth defeat. Time for a iump ball. Jim Brenner grapples with St Matt's forward. VARSITY TEAM-First Row: P. Abeln,-W. Mayan, D. Adams, F. Lenich, M. Yachnik. Second Row: Coach J. Schaaf, Mgr. R. Kogut, M. Boland D. Lineaweaver, J. Brenner, M. Reusing, Mgr. J. Worth. COACH JOSEPH SCHAAF Central 56 Bethlehem 70 Central, battling hard against a powerful Bethlehem Public, gave its best showing of the year. The Cards' big gun, Paul Abeln, with 32 points helped keep the Redbirds as close as 45-42 late in the third period, but the Hurri- canes had too much power and pulled ahead in the final period. Central 34 Reading 72 Reading High posted its fourth straight win in the an- nual inter-city classic swamping the Cards, 72-34. The only Cardinal who consistently broke through Reading High's ironclad defense was Fred Lenich who connected for 18 points. Central 47 Birclsboro 41 Snapping a three game losing streak the Cards experi- enced their third win of the season at the expense of Birds- boro. lt was a nip and tuck battle all the way with Central holding a halftime edge of 33-30. Paul Abeln recuperat- ing from the Reading High tussle, showed the way with 24 counters. Central 63 Bethlehem Catholic 86 Fighting for a much needed victory, Central held the Golden Hawks to a 30-all stalemate late in the second quarter. A six point outburst started Central's fading to their ninth loss, despite Paul Abeln's tabbing 39 points. Central 63 Bishop Kenrick 48 Paul Abeln dropped 35 points as underdog Central snapped a five-game Bishop Kenrick winning streak, it was the Cards' fourth victory in 13 starts. Central lumped to a 16-6 first period advantage and managed to keep a substantial lead the entire game, overcoming the Norris- town Five, 63-48. Central 55 West Catholic 80 The Burrs registered their seventh consecutive victory over Joe Schaaf's Quintet. Paced by Paul Abeln's sharp- shooting, the Cards held West to a 28-21 advantage, but the Burrs exploded for 30 points in the third quarter and walloped Central, 80 to 55. Central 55 Lancaster Catholic 47 Fred Lenich and Paul Abeln poured in 33 points to pace Central to a 55-47 win over Lancaster. The win snapped a three game losing streak of the Cards and brought their record to 2-5 for the season. Central 48 Kutztown 70 Central traveled to Kutztown to absorb their sixth de- feat in eight starts. The Cougars opened up with a ripping attack, iumping to a 20-10 first period lead. Ron Drucken- miller delivered 25 points for Kutztown while Paul Abeln and Mike Yachnik had 12 each for the Cardinals. Fred Lenich's accurate passing sets up Paul Abeln for an easy two points. 30 Central 66 Catholic Interracial Center 62 Accuracy from the foul line aided Central in overcoming the Catholic Interracial Center. Fred Lenich, who converted three foul tosses in the waning seconds of the benefit struggle, was the key figure in choking C. l. C.'s last rally. Dick Asberry drilled home 31 points to take the scoring honors for C. l. C. On the other side, Bill Mayan, Paul Abeln, Fred Lenich, and Dave Adams all hit double num- bers. Central 53 Easton 60 The Red Rovers ran into more trouble than they expected when the Cards chopped a 31-19 halftime gap to a 57-51 lead in the final minutes, but a costly personal foul stalled Central's attack and Easton went on to win, 60-53. Paul Abeln and Bill Mayan collaborated for 38 points. Central 47 Harrisburg 82 Powerful Harrisburg romped over Central, 82-47, at Harrisburg for its 20th win against one defeat. Six-foot- five Bekelia pumped in 26 points for the winners, and Paul Abeln with i6 was closely followed by Mayan and Lenich who tabbed 12 each for the losers. Harrisburg had 40 field goals and only two free throws in an amazing foul- free skirmish. High-flying Willie Mayan maneuvers past West's lanky guard. Wyxflwq l'i.9s'54 'li 4 Q Qiql ' X l I 1 Central 61 St. iMatt w's 50 After a shaky time in the opening minutes Nte Redbirds reeled oFf six straight points and went on t lead, 13-11, at the end of the first chapter. The Cards too advantage of this early sharpshooting and brought hpm their sixth victory after losing three straight. Abeln, ams, and Lenich all posted double numbers. -X A Central 56 York Catholic 66 Shubert and Nagle with 22 points apiece led the York- men to their second victory of the season over the Car- dinals. Central led only once in the game when sharp- shooter Paul Abeln tossed in three consecutive field goals to earn a 51-50 lead, but the Fighting lrish came back with two quick field goals-and insured themselves victory. Soaring Redbird Mike Yachnik lets fly for another two points against York Catholic. Central 61 Allentown 94 Central, obviously outclassed, took a 94-61 thrashing from Allentown High at the Little Palestra in Allentown. lt was the l8th straight win for the unbeaten Canaries. Big Bob Heffner neutralized Paul Abeln's eltort with 26 points to take scoring honors. Central 52 Perkiomen' 33 After a tardy start, the Cards put onthe speed to trounce the Prepsters, 52-33. Coach Schaaf's boys made it the seventh victory of the season out of a total of 2l games. Paul Abeln and Bill Mayan led the Birds with a total of 42 counters. Central 38 Lancaster 36 Lancaster Catholic bowed for the second time to the Cardinals, 38-36. The Hill Roaders had to overcome scores of 7-5, l8-16, 30-29 to insure them their eighth victory. Bill Mayan and Paul Abeln combined for 27 points. Up and over as Fred Lenich pockets two more points against York. Uma v, 7'Y4 Q' 11 F Z f- Q--5'-, Leigh, 5 um 6 ,,0l'9a, 14 14 gil YN41 Qiilgll 094 7 JUNIOR VARSlTYfFirst Row: E. Kuhn, W. Blekicki, J. Eckert, M. Jura- sinski, R. Deakin, J. Borst, Second Row: Coach Father Dickert, Mgr. B. Hawk, H. Wright, D. Lineaweaver, J. Shirk, M, Reusing, Mgr. T. Fleclren- stein. An elusive ball causes a big stretch between Dave Adams and Southeast's center. Central 51 Harrisburg Catholic 76 The Crusaders, sporting a 14 and 1 record, racked up another victory at the expense of the Cards. Mickey Bekelja showed the way for the visitors with 23 points. Paul Abeln started the Cards out on the right foot with a 3-O lead and collected 21 points for the night. Central 47 St. Matthews 38 Coming from behind in the final three minutes, the Red- birds knocked off St. Matt's for their ninth win of the sea- son. Paul Abeln in usual style banged in 24 points to pace the Cards. Central took the lead, 12-8, after the first eight minutes, but fell behind by halftime. The Cards finally re- gained the lead at the third quarter, 39-21. Central 28 Bishop Kenrick 30 The Cards, employing a freeze for the first time during the season, failed to stop Bishop Kenrick's persistent of- fense. Central led, 19-18, going into the fourth quarter and sped up their attack, jumping into a 26-22 lead. They failed to hold on to it, dropping their 15th in 24 out- ings. Central 78 Perkiomen Prep 52 Central finished its regular season with a smashing 78- 52 victory over the Prepsters. Paul Abeln was the whole show in the game, collecting 20 field goals and 13 fouls thereby erasing Mike DePaul's record of 47, set against Outiumping a host of Southeast Pirates Central guard Red Adams gathers in the Cardinals. Perkiomen Prep in 1950. Paul Abeln, midget marksman, set a new single game scoring record of 53 points against Perkiomen Prep. Central 57 Shenandoah 48 Paced by Paul Abeln, Central survived the first round of PCIAA playoffs by trouncing Shenandoah Catholic, 57- 48. It was anybody's ball game for the first two periods, but early in the third quarter, the Cards broke a 28-28 tie and went on to win without any further trouble. Central 38 Allentown 98 The Vikings of Allentown Central Catholic had matters all their own in the second round of PCIAA playoffs, as they blasted the Cards by 60 points. The Vikings never gave Coach Joey Schaaf's boys a chance, building up a 20-6 edge in the first period. We don't make much money but, boy-do we have fun! Y G . 1 y . 1 . Central forward Sue Styer tries a lump shot against St. Matthew's. BASKETBALL '56 Cemml Opponent 52 January 3-Lancaster Catholic 34 45 January 15-Bishop Kenrick 19 23 January 20-Boyertown' 28 83 February 14-Lancaster Catholic' 39 56 February 18-Lebanon 29 46 February 21-Oley 27 48 February 24-Lebanon' 34 56 February 27-St. Matthew 37 73 February 29MOley' 42 62 March 4-Nativity of B. V. Mf 43 52 March 6-Bishop Kenrick 39 64 March 8-St. Matthew 29 51 March 'll-Nativity of B. V. M. 42 ' Away Games VARSITY-First Row: A. Sayelc, J. Murphy, R. Rick, S. Styer, M. Pfromrner, Devine, L. Spencer. Second Row: A. Stengel, L. Kroener, A. Lenich, Miss Virgin llluzzi, coach, J. Yahner, V. Voelker, J, Manzolillo. 34 Miss llluzzi's Cardinalettes ended their log in the black this year with i2 wins and l loss. Thus they completed one of the most successful girls' basketball seasons in Cen- tral's history. Totaling 7l'l counters against their opponents' 442, the team averaged 54.7 digits per game, a new school record. Sue Styer established an individual record with an average of 24.4 per game, compiling 293 tabs for the season. Boosting their reputation as forwards were R. Rick, S. Styer, and J. Murphy. M. Pfrommer, A. Sayek, and L. Spen' cer played the defensive, with E. Devine holding at various times either guard or forward positions. The Jay Vees sported a perfect record, winning the three games played. With a hook shot, Rosie Rick fakes out defensive St Matthew's player. Stretching the limit, Mary Pfrommer nabs a long pass. Court Queens JAY VEES-First Row: J. Corrigan, E. Dolan, J, Sheetl, J. Ethel, Second Row: M. Urso, M. E. O'Brien, D. Horrigon, Miss Virginia Illuzzi, coach, C. High, S. DiFulvio, J. Winterhalter. 35 The Hynng foursome J Mulligan, T. Tucker J Brenner ond L Curhn worm up for the Penn Reioys. Z Adams, W, Kelly sniewski, L. Ruob Murano, W, Hurt J. Shirk, J. Doylz' CIWHOVPY. OVGI' . . f 1 Q , S O-51 He flies through the air with the greatest of ease. R Boone shows off for the Centralma photographer. Gun Smoke Central opened the track season with Doc Mul- ligan taking over as head track coach for his 'l6th year. Strength in most of the field events is com- pensating for the Redbirds' lack of speed on the track and the future looks bright. The Cards, state champions for the last three years in a row in their own class, hope to defend their title with success again this year. Strong favorites in the State Meet are John Post in pole vault and Dave Adams in the iavelin. Both took a first place in last year's PCIAA classic. Bob Salinger, who placed second in discus is also a sure bet to capture a place again this year. Heave, ho! With muscles tense G. Kowal, senior shotputter, eyes his goal. is F N- and down. J. Post does it again! Heaving the iavelin for another first place, D. Adams pre- pares to spear his prey in the tropics of St. Lawrence. First Row: T. Twordowslxi, J. Mcmcuso, E. Alfiero, P. Rotundo, M. Yochnik, A, Pcwlewicz, ond B. Faust. Second Row: Mgr. F. Kerber, H. Shorpley, W. Kuhns, P. Wcxnclzilolc, P. Abeln, J. Elia, G. Prentice, S. Sauer, Couch J, Mclaughlin. Rounding second ofter hitting o booming triple, B. Kuhns posses E. Alfiero who wciits to cut oft the throw from deep right field. gin . LI . xhilpl A 3 7' . X W A Qgq A.. ... mm' ' 'fs f ...ty 11. His Determined to give one Q real ride, E. Alfiero readies him- self for the pitch os J. Mcncuso owoits the consequences. .-4:-.-M l,. ,.,,..,,.- . ,,, ...i ,. .5 v,, ,, -4, 38 . M.. . . . A -I , -Ms rn . , - A, . . K v , ,- . ,.'- T -- Q Diamond Cutters As the cry Play ball is heard all over the country, Central is in there rooting. The key to this year's team lies in Coach McLciughlin's pitching staft and the big bat of Bill Kuhns. Both Paul Abeln and Mike Yachnik seem to be holding their own against opposing batters, lead- ing the team to a 4 and 2 record early in the season. Thus far, the Cards lost only to Valley Forge and Al- lentown Central. We are looking forward to clear sailing after impressive wins over Perkiomen Prep, Bishop Ken- rick, and St. Pius of Pottstown. P. Wandzilak slides neatly under the glove of J. Elia dur- Central's triple threat in the outfield B Kuhns, G. Prentice and S. Sauer show some fancy glovework. lng C' P e'90me WC 'm'UP- The man in the iron mask Catcher Mancuso. 39 i 5' I 'x I . 4 194' a tint 9 5 T X ' I Q' C I 3 I 1 . nur. v , ' .l 4 . ' I' - 1 NL K, 'Z ts .st Powerhouse Central's powerhouse really generated prestige this year. Lights blazed in varied colors when the Forensic Union won five trophies and three entries to the Grand Tournament at Pittsburgh. There were a shower of minor sparks, too, in diocesan contests. Keeping pace with the growth of the year, our publications brought honors as Hillside Echoes captured prize after prize. Now Centralma is contemplating ad- ditional power through winning the coveted All-American. The Student Council operating consistently throughout the years with increased voltage hit a new high this year with its special First Annual Courtesy Drive. T-- 7. - THOMAS PRENDERGAST President Senate for 'em Stealing a cue from the sports section we might print about our council members that all for Cen- tral stood up and hollered. First full-scale project on the agenda was the initiation of the Courtesy Drive, followed by the Italian sandwich mission, tainted with the homely smell of onions, peppers, and tomatoes. Popular music iazzed out of the gym one fine night, and students realized that another big five scheme had gone through. Record dances had been the talk for a long time. ln line with archdiocesan efforts to further voca- tions, the student government encouraged attendance at the Vocation Holy Hour and pleaded for extra prayers and good works for that purpose. Respected by brawniest senior and flimsiest fresh- man, the student senate was at the forum to do or die, always diplomatic, of course, to its fingertips. MADELINE HORRIGAN Corresponding Secretary P. Miller finds an amusing entry as she reads the minutes of the previous meet ing to senior representatives S. Bonk, D. Soderlund, W. Kelly, G. Hull, and E Allgoever. CAROLE LIS Vice President DAVID ADAMS Recording Secretory Could it be courtesy drive results that H. Uliosz is reporting to fellow council members J. Broun, A. M. Gross, and M. O'Pcke? 43 ROBERT SALINGER Treasurer xy' -v 5.22, MARIE MCGEE CAROLE LIS JOYCE BEARD IEANETTE SPANGLER Copy Copy Editor Makeup Layouf ff Nd , O, A 25- N DAVID ADAMS SUZANNE STYER MATTHEW BOLAND BARBARA PLANK Sporfs Edifor Assisianf Sporfs Edifor Promofion Manager Producfion Manager 45 1 ,if 2 A1-:Wi Rfk ,Q ef? fr, 1 5 'ik V 5,5 1 1 ' N5 'V' ,agua 3.5,- '5f NL Q- V .A qw au 0 'v', Y? ,F ngjzlr, 477' 1. 'E , . e' 229' 4 -as I0 , , 4- -n 12711: ,i 5 35 g ., .r. M-, Q. '35 ANNETTA PFEIFER Editor-in-Chief and News xy X Ybxk .. MICHAEL O'PAKE Managing Editor Rounding out a year in which they received the All-Ameri- can, All-Catliolic, Medalist, A awards, and first prize in the Georgian Court Contest, six members of the Hillside Echoes staff took part in the Temple Press Tournament at Philadelphia on April 26. Journalists accompanied by Sister M. Rene, acting Secretary on the Advisor's round table, Juvenile Journalists, were Annetta Pfeiler, Ann Marie Martin, Elaine Allgoever, Michael O'Pake, Jeannette Janiszewski, and Ann Hofmann, who took part in the various contests. After the tournament, the stu- dents toured the campus and lunched at the college cafeteria. They tied the bow on the day's activities by attending the journalism clinic conducted in Mitten, Carnell, and Conwell Halls. JEANNETTE JANlSZEWSKl ELAINE ALLGOEVER PETER KAMINSKI Page 3 Editor Page 7-Editor Co-Sports Editor Co-Sports Editor 47 F BARBARA DREXLER V'-A - JOSEPH HARBAUGH ANNE MARIE MARTIN Sports Reporters I ,,-.gtgfxxyfp-:awfsv7 s'f1v1f n Q ROSEMARY RICK KATHLEEN MEIRAN Public Relations Exchange Editor Mixing fun with work Junior reporters J. Manzolillo, M. LaFata, JEANNINE NORMAN ELIZABETH BABB M. Martin, J. Yahner, C. Chrismer, E. Babb, M. Devlin, E. Schulze Feature Editor Headline Editor J- Normof' foid Papers for Outgoing mail- I 48 49 ' y C 1 ' , xx Y x -iw. xx L K r x .. AX? 0 7 4 f 3 I' i l ' 'V 5 1 M 'in-5, if ,-1 .Q-Emwau N.-'L' ! S-rr. 1 X 1 f? .1 L. Z I 1 I ffp' 7' v . Curita? r , 1.12, A 1 : 1 ' 5: fc!! ! . .IA K I ff grin vzkf, ., X6 ' .inn 'v oi, fc CQ I 7! fx C 7 fix EJ cl -'f :'Cf'2'1f!' Z 61 ,WZ afiel fi f7Qff,.,2gA 'Q C127 71775 ' DCA! 77-f My sf? xx, TJ L9 f 1 J' JOANNA GINIEWSKI Drum Majorette Aaat-ten -TION! M. Cleary, A. Martin, C. Nawa, R. Pauluk, C. Garvie, M. Anderson and G. Knight, Central's colorguard, snap to a speedy halt before the Allentown Catholic game. Forward, march! A blair of music, and Central's marching band turned out again in full force wearing their traditional maroon and gold uniforms. The Maiorettes' new outfits added an extra crispness to the fall football air, and twirling batons sparkled with a bright lustre in the autumn sun. Not only did the fancy steppers lend a pleasant half-time by striking music and occasional designs on the green turf at football time, but also dis- played verve and toodle-dee-doo's at the Annual Holy Name and Christmas Parades. Candid camera shot pays off! Nu Nu and the cheerleaders T. Rauen, R. Young, J. Beard, M. Harrigan, B. Elzer, K. Didyoung, J. Litwin, and M. Prendergast are smug with success. 50 Adding lustre to a successful season are Central's majorettes P. Boyer, M. Drexler, A. Martin, S. Burkhart, B. Grube, M. Nawa, C. Lis, and K. Meiran under the capable supervision of maiorette captain K. Lesher. Rhythm in Red Forming a snappy contrast with the green turf are the white bucks and maroon uniforms of Central's marching band. 51 614 T ' ' 55?-ssfqmgwgivhi .1 TQ ..,,',,-Q f'9'-411-' ,1 Winner's Circle Chickenwire, paint, plaster of Paris, electric motors, and adhesive tape. With these scraps 'IO7 Centralites worked their projects for the Fourth Annual Science Fair. Students ingenuity and hard work surprised their teachers and sometimes, even themselves. When all intellectual blood was spilt, the young scientists displayed their wares at the Albright College Physical Education Build- ing, April T3 and 14. Labor and inspiration paid dividends. Centralites copped five first places and a raft of second and third prizes, and honorable mentions. Whipped cream was added when John Braun, a Junior, won the Grand Prize trophy and medal with his working model of a hydro- electric plant. Altogether AO Centralites walked away with some token of victory. The Science Fair was sponsored by the Reading Chem- ists' Club. Judges for the affair were Mr. Charles Adams, Dr. Cyrus Beekey, Mr. George Bierman, Mr. George Boll- man, Dr. C. T. Chu, Mr. William Davies, Mr. W. F. Drehs, Mr. W. Geib, Mr. Edward Jackson, Mr. V. L. Jones, Mr. Henry Kawecki, Mr. George Luerssen, Mr. George Meyers, Jr., Mr. Stewart Moyer, Mr. Matthew Peacock, Dr. Earl Poole, Dr. Carl Post, Mr. Donald Rees, Mr. Paul Rob- bins, Mr. Ethan Smith, Jr., Mr. Harold Smith, Mr. Glen- wood Stoudt, Mr. James Stoudt, Mr. William Wiswesser. A silver medal was awarded to G. Seiders for his project on the various types of trees that grow in Berks County. :AF Banomr, mntmis BUNDINE ..,,,, . it . , BDNLNNY, All smiles after winning first prize for their system of crystal- line structure are P. Wentzel, B. Sychterz, and J. Norman. The experiment appeared in the chemistry division. suit tirnslrix 4 ltIIl'I'INlp CON'l'0Ull un ' l'.lllUlxu' First group prize in conservation for their exhibit on soil ero sion went to J. Nemeth, C. Pennypacker, and P. Pennypacker Copping first place in the applied science division are B. Hannahoe, M. Hannahoe, and M. Spahn. These winners dis- played a miniature representation of a sewage disposal plant. f HHWW My 'Q Gay as a gypsy and free as a bird is C. Gatski as she gracefully glides across the floor to her own arrangement of Brahm's Hungarian Dances. Foreign Policy Lustig ist das Zigeunerleben! Deutsch scholars carried out the merry gypsy life theme in Central's First Annual German Assembly. Greeted by narrator Mary Pfrommer, the audience of seniors and juniors responded with enthusiasm. The program opened with the rousing Erlkoenig, a tale of the race of a boy and his father-Gregory Seiders and Eugene Hracho-with Death, played by white-robed Elaine Allgoever. Another skit, Wilhelm Tell, featured George Hoffman in the title role outwitting villainous Michael O'Pake. German ll gypsies staged an impromptu picnic starring Fraulein Carol Gatski with her lively tambourine dance. Comedy highlight of the assembly was Stanley Ciesielski's portrayal of Dr. Eisenbart, a legendary quack physician. Famous Bavarian poems by the first year students and a hearty chorus of Guten Abend concluded the program. Under the direction of Sister M. Agnita and Sister M. Rosa, this year's production merited praises ranging from best ever to sehr gut. As rustles of spring are heard in Germany, J. Dolan, A. Gross, J. Hudson, E. Babb, and B. Hannahoe expressively recite Froelingslied. Although glasses may not be the best cure for a broken leg, Dr. Eisenbart, S. Ciesielski, pro- vided light entertainment in his mixed-up diagnoses of E. Salvatore, R. Delp and W. Kuhns. Portraying Wilhelm Tell, George Hoffman endeavors to prove his ability in archery. He acts out a scene from the play of the same name. 55 Adding a serious note to the assembly the King of the Elves, E. Allgoever, lays the icy hand of death upon G. Seiders, thwarting G. Hracho's attempt to reach home with the sick child. P. Anderson from Lebanon Catholic High School, win- ner of the Monsignor Wachter Memorial Oratorical Contest, receives the first place trophy from Father Leichner while Father Schulte, moderator of the tourna- ment, and Father Hilbret of Lebanon Catholic look on. Double Feature Victorious smiles wreathe the laces of the finalists: V. Borselino, who placed second, M. Boland and J. Braun who tied for fourth, J. Harbaugh, third, J. Dolan, fifth P. Andrews, grand prize winner, and R. Cielinski, third. John Braun probes XII. M. O'Pake has ness. Emcee-ing the program Father's 80th birthday is into the personal life of Pope Pius the honor of representing His Holi- in observance of the Holy T. Prendergast. M. O'Pake, J. Braun, T. Twardowslci, J. Gyomber, G. Seiders and L. Nave were members of the cast. s f If I gf ff nf' 1 1 J? gn! tv 5 yv nn- 7 --x 57 T' Q Z if 1 ELAINE M. ALLGOEVER 300 Reading Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. JAMES I.. AUCHTER 242 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Representative 1. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4, lnterclass Track 3. Music: Chorus 3-4. if DAVID J. ADAMS 1322 Garfield Avenue, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 1, Council Member 3, Recording Secretary 4. Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Centrelma 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Track 1-2-3-4. CONCETTA S. AIELLO 1631 Haal: Street St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Chorus 2. RICHARD A. AUCHTER 225 Revere Boulevard, Lincoln Park St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. BARBARA M. BAQUE 1026 Franklin Street Sq, hy., parm, Music: Chorus 2-3. 744 WW ' may JOAN A. BAUER 216 Windsor Street St. Margaret Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3. Music: Chorus 1. MARGARET l.. BAUER 1129 North Thirteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 3. Music: Chorus 1-2. 58 I I O JOYCE E. BEARD 413 Green Terrace St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Representative 3-4. Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Centrolma 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Cheerleader: 4. BARBARA L. BETTLER 1120 Marion Street St. Joseph Parish Music: Chorus 1-4. l 1 l RICHARD T. BOONE GERALDINE J. BIELSKI 538 Maple Street St. Mary Parish Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 4. RUSSELL A. BILLMAN B09 Greenwich Street St. Joseph Parish MATTHEW J. BOLAND 332 North Fifth Street St. Peter Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 2. Publications: Centralma 4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Track 1-2-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. STANLEY P. BON K 0 0 0 132 South Twelfth Street Sr. Mary Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Track 3-4. B01 Kenhorst Boulevard Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3, Little Echo 2-3. Athletics: Varsity Track 3-4, lnterclass Track 2. Music: Band 1-2. ROSE ANN BORELLI ,,.- 231 Franklin Street Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. 59 BARBARA A. BUKOWSKI 411 Pansy Street, Millmont St. Anthony Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Music: Bel-Tones 4, Chorus 4. JOHN G. CARR 2155 Highland Avenue, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 2. Athletics: Football Manager 3-4. TERESA M. BORST 1406 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-3. PATRICIA A. BOYER 712 Warren Street St. Margaret Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Maiorattes: 2-3-4. BARBARA A. CIANCIOSI 130 Carpenter Street Holy Rosary Parish STANLEY K. ClESlEl.SKl 1250 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3-4, Varsity Track 4. ff.. em af wr SHEll.A B. CLARK 210 Emerald Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 2. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Maiorette: 2-3-4. MARY H. CLEARY 3218 Raymond Street, Laureldale Holy Guardian Angel Parish Music: Orchestra 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Maiorette: 2-3. Colorguard: 4. 60 0 0 0 0 MILES T. COLEMAN l303 Walnut Street St. Paul Parish ALICE M. COLLINS 1026 Franklin Street St. Peter Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. A O A .ga E, st. ,is 1 I . II THURMAN L. DANCY 415 Gordon Street Athletics: Varsity Football 3, Varsity Track 3-4. JOHN R. DEISSLER 1220 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Music: Orchestra I-2-3-4. JOSEPH M. CONWAY 217 Melrose Avenue, Stony Creek Mills St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 2. ROBERT J. CORRIGAN 1029 North Ninth street st. :mph Parish JOHN J. COSTELLO 643 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Athletics: Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 3-4. Music: Chorus 1. ANTON DAHM 3039 Grandview Boulevard, Sinking Spring Sacred Heart Parish .ffl AROLYN A. DENGLER ANGELA M. DELCOLLO 330 South Third Street Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 3-4. RICHARD A. DELP 1042 Locust Street St. Joseph Parish Athelticsz Junior Varsity Football l. 3224 Saint Lawrence Avenue, Esterly St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: little Echo 4. PATRICIA A. DERBY Box 123, limerick St. Eleanor Parish Music: Chorus 1. . ,X 1 QA, , 's ' ' ANTHONY T. DETRI 572 West High Street, Stowe St. Gabriel Parish Music: Orchestra 'l-2-3, Band 1-2-3. MARY LOUISE DREXLER Reading, R.D. 3 St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball l-2. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Maiorette: 2-3-4. M PATRICIA M. DUTTON 32 East Fourth Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish JOAN A. EISENHUTH i029 Green Street 51. Povl Pdfiih Honor Student: 2. 62 ROBERT A. EVANS l 1033 Franklin Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Band 1-2. MARY ELLEN FEIST 1737 Centre Avenue St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. ROSE MARIE S. FERRERA 109 Brookline Plaza Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 3-4. MARGARET A. FOSNOCHT 15 Maple Avenue, Shillington St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Student Association: Representative 1, Associate Representative 2. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 4. Cheerleader: 2. e, J.. Z5 N 1 'N 1 'B'- 1 1 f ll as f? Y ' ALFRED F. FURST ff 39 North Whiteoak Street, Kutztown St. Mary Parish K Athletics: Varsity Basketball 3. ' : Cl 3- . F 5- Q Music Ban 4 Zks GERALDINE M. GALCZYNSKI 'T 1110 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish MARY A. GANSTER 401 Reading Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-3. DONALD J. GANTER 39 Seminary Avenue, Bernharts Holy Guardian Angels Parish Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4. JOSEPH GDOWIK 315 Orange Street St. Mary Parish JOANNA B. GINIEWSKI 1221 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish Music: Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2. Colorguard: 3. Drum Maior: 4. JANET L. GATTONE 659 Tulpehocken Street Holy Rosary Parish Forensic Union: 3-4. Colorguard: 4. Music: Chorus 4. RICHARD F. GATTONE 1359 North Ninth Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association: Representative 3. Athletics: Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Varsity Track 3. I JOAN A. GOLENBIESKI 506 South Sixth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish JOSEPH M. GYOMBER Reading, R.D. 2 St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 4. Honor Student: 3. Music: Chorus 3. fm awk NANCY M. HARTMAN 39 Cedar Street 57. P001 Pdfiih GERARD A. HEERE 1032 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Music: Orchestra 3-4, Band 'I-2-3-4. 64 CATHERINE L. HENRY 377 Schuylkill Avenue St. Paul Parish Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. EILEEN M. HENRY 2555 Perkiomen Avenue St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. 2 3 A FS! in 0 0 0 0 BRENDA L. HIGH 106 Grandview Boulevard, Wyomissing Hills Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 3-4. Music: Band 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. MARIANNA HOFFMAN 912 Lancaster Avenue St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Forensic Union: 3-4. Music: Chorus 'I-2-3-4. ANN L. HOFMANN 1113 Parkside Drive, North, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Q -'Q Music: Chorus 2-3-4. i E5 J M - ' GORDON J. HORAHAN 924 Hampden Boulevard St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Athletics: Freshman Football. FRANCES l. HORODYNSKA 446 Birch Street 57- MUVY Pcflsh Honor Student: 'l-2-3-4. MADELINE V. HORRIGAN 3601 Perkiomen Avenue, Reitfton St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Council Member 3, Corresponding Secretary 4. Honor Student: 3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 4. Cheerleader: 2-3-4. 65 GEORGE A. HULL RICHARD C. HOUSE 1349 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish EUGENE A. HRACHO 418 South Fourth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Athletics: Freshman Football. 1016 North Eighth Street St. Joseph Parish Student Association: Representative 1, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1-3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Music: Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. ETHEL M. HUNTER 559 North Front Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3. FLORENCE F. JABLONSKI 751Vz Laurel Street St. Mary Parish Music: Chorus 1. JEANNETTE J. JANISZEWSKI Gibraltar St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. .NM . JOAN A. JANISZEWSKI 1220 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish Music: Chorus 3. PETER P. KAMINSKI 410 Orange Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1-2. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. 66 GERALD J. KA RABINOS 620 Laurel Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish RITA M. KASPRZAK 514 Heine Street St. Mary Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. L -4 lb W GAYLE M. KNIGHT Reading, R.D. 2 St. Margaret Parish Honor Student: 3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Colorguard: 3-4. GERALDINE A. KOMPA 5209 Casa-Grande Road, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2. Music: Chorus I-2-3-4. 67 ELLEN M. KATONA 271 Diamond Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish VIRGINIA A. KELLY 557 Avenue A, Glenside St. Margaret Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. WILLIAM J. KELLY 'I16 West Spring Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Track I-2-3-4. FRANCES M. KIRLIK 44056 Pearl Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Honor Student: I-2-4. Music: Chorus 3. AUGUST J. KRAUSS 1518 Kenhorst Boulevard St. Paul Parish Music: Chorus 3. RONALD D. KRETZMAN 719 East Second Street, Birdsboro Immaculate Conception Parish JEANNETTE F. KOSNIK 637 Willow Street St. Anthony Parish Music: Orchestra 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2. GEORGE M. KOWAL 502 South Seventh Street St. Mary Greek Catholic Athletics: Track 4. JOHN J. KREZDORN 16 Trebor Place, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish WILLIAM J. KUHNS 1031 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish Athletics: Baseball 2-3-4. I LUCY J. LACHINA 339 Schuylkill Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Student Association: Representative 4. Honor Student: 2. Athletics: Basketball Manager 1. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Maiorette: 2-3-4. LlLLlE LAPI 1144 Elm Street Holy Rosary Parish Athletics: Varsity Basketball 3. 68 I I 0 0 FREDERICK J. LENICH 834 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish A Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3-4. MARYANN E. LENICH 2824 Kutztown Road, Hyde Park Holy Guardian Angels Parish Music: Orchestra 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-4. 1-xiii it xii JOSEPH J. LEONARDO 911 Buttonwood Street St. Paul Parish KAREN J. LESHER . 325 West Green Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. Maiorette: 2-3, Captain 4. X ie it il THOMAS L. LEWALSKI 211 Opal Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2. CAROLE M. LIS 5 Q-'D 323 South Thirteenth Street St. Mary Parish .Q 'l' Student Association: Associate Representative 2, Council Member 3, Vice-President 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Maiorette: 3-4. GERALD J. LOEPER 1220 Greenwich Street St. Paul Parish LEONARD E. MARRELLA 555 Centre Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Student Association: Representative 1. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Baseball 1, Basketball Manager 1-2. Music: Band 2, Chorus 2-4. 69 A WILLIAM F. MAYAN ANNE MARIE MARTIN 1013 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2. Maiorette: 2-3-4. ANTHONY J. MARULLA 11 South Second Street Holy Rosary Parish 1055 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 3-4, Junior Varsity Basket- ball 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Varsity Track 3. THOMAS P. MAZZA 215 Franklin Street Holy Rosary Parish in . 4 .31-rs :,,,'5Fi Q MARIE V. MCGEE 324 King Street, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Centralma 4. KATHLEEN J. MEIRAN 942 North Ninth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2. Maiarette: 3-4. la .... JOHN R. MESHINSKY 502 North Twenty-sixth Street, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Track 3-4. PATRICIA A. MILLER 1042 North Fifth Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Representative 3, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 3-4. Publications: Contralma 2-3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Maiorette: 3. 70 SYLVESTER E. MO RAWSKI 435 South Ninth Street St. Mary Parish MARY ANNE MURPHY Harmonyville Road, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. 1 MADELINE C. NICHOLAS 532 Summit Avenue St. Anthony Parish Honor Student: 'l-2-3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Music: Orchestra l-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. ROSEMARIE A. PAULUK Evansville St. Mary Parish 'L Music: Chorus 3-4. xy Colorguard: 4. 1 0 1 l at f' 9 ' fx M ANTOINETTE s. PAZIK w 929 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish f 1 Honor Student: 'I-2-3-4. fn' 1 A , -5 CARL J. PENTZ RA r s - F- 622 North Twelfth Street St. Joseph Parish ' . ' 'F Music: Orchestra l-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4. qi! ROSALIE PERROTTO 536 Franklin Street St, Peter Parish Music: Chorus 1. ANNETTA PFEIFER 109 Butter Lane, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3. P' JOHN R. POST ll74 Gartield Avenue, Wyomissing Sacre Student Association: Associate Representative l. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Track l-2-3-4. EILEEN M. POSTER 403 South Street, Pottstown St. Honor Student: 1-2-3. Music: Band 2. ,ff Q o .. MARY G. PFROMMER 235 North Twelfth Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Representative 2, Associate Representative 4. Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball l, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 4. BARBARA L. PLANK 8l5 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2-3-4. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 3-4, Bel-Tones 4. d Heart Parish Aloysius Parish THOMAS M. PRENDERGAST 45 Howard Street, West lawn Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Representative 3, President 4. Publications: little Echo 2-3-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. JUDITH J. PURCELL 1421 Van Steffy Avenue, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 2. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Chorus 'l-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 4. CAROL A. RHODE 105 Windsor Street St. Margaret Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. ROSEMARY RICK 1327 Dauphn Avenue, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Athletics: Varsity Basketball 'l-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 'I-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 2-3-4. 72 cf .... FRANCES C. ROMANIC 1135 Muhlenberg Street St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Csntralma 4. Music: Chorus 2. EDWARD J. ROSKOWSKI 1138 Muhlenberg Street St, Mary Parish - 1 .MS RONALD C. SAGNELLA 1516 North Fifteenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Forensic Union: 3-4. ROBERT G. SALINGER 2703 Grant Street, Mount Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Council Member 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Student: 2-3-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Varsity Track 1-2-3-4. l .1 X EUGENE L. SALVATORE 923 Rose Street St. Margaret Parish STEVEN C. SAUER South Tulpehocken Road, Greenfields St. Margaret Parish ' ' 0 I I Honor Student: 2. Athletics: Baseball 1-2-3-4. ROSEMARY E. SCHAAF l-imefidi St. Eleanor Parish Music: Chorus 1. ELIZABETH J. SEAMAN 844 Locust Street St. Joseph Parish 73 RICHARD R. SOCKEL 249 North Eleventh Street St. Paul Parish DAVID A. SODERLUND 105 Oak lane, Stony Creek Mills St. Paul Parish Student Association: Representative 1, Council Member 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. GREGORY W. SEIDERS 507 A Madison Avenue, Hyde Villa Holy Guardian Angels Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. JOSEPH R. SOCKEL 750 Birch Street St. Joseph Parish JEANETTE R. SPANGLER Reading, R.D. 3 St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 2. Publications: Centralma 4. Music: Band 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4. ARTHUR J. SPEECE 549 North Ninth Street St. Paul Parish Music: Chorus 1. 114 . MICHAEL G. STEFANIK 511 South Fifth Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish ANN E, STENGEL 938 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Athletics: Basketball Manager 2-3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. 74 SUZANNE STYER 726 Penn Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: l-2-3-4. Publications: Cpntralma 4. Athletics: Basketball l-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 4. DOLORES E. TROILO I0 North Second Street Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 2. , r LF t A ,L ' Y ill . '1 3 T 4 l ! E l BARBARA A. WISNIEWSKI 'Il0'I Spruce Street Sl- Pefel' Paflsh Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Music: Band 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4. FRANCIS X. WOLF 123 South Twelfth Street Sf- PC1Ul Parish Student Association: Representative 2. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 2. A s . is THOMAS W. TUCKER 208 Opal Avenue, Pennside St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Publications: Centralma 3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity Track 3-4. JEANETTE M. ULRICH 2148 Reading Avenule, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish Music: Chorus 3-4, Bel-Tones 4. DONALD R. WAMBACH 18 Reynolds Avenue, Pottstown St. Aloysius Parish Student Association: Representative 4. AMELIA M. WEWER ll5 Walnut Street St. Paul Parish ANNE Y. YOCUM 48 North Front Street ROSALIE A. YOUNG 722 Wayne Avenue, West Reading Honor Student: I-2-3. Publications: Centralmo 4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Cheerleader: 2-3-4. DAVID L. WOLFE Terre Hill, Ephrata St. Clement Parish Music: Orchestra 1-2. JOANNE M. WUMMER 347 North Fourth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3'4. Publications: Centrolma 4. Music: Chorus 3-4. St. Paul Parish Sacred Heart Parish CHARLOTTE L. ZlELlNSKl 120W Orange Street St. Paul Parish RITA G. ZIELINSKI 316 Wunder Street St. Mary Parish Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Remembering in prayer our beloved classmate JOHN C. CONRAD who died in St. Joseph's Hospital on August 7, 1955 76 XXI. '-nl-om.. ,X i -.Q .M an P3925 ref-.Q-m- Lv cas.-wx, .., 3-Ar,--Tye A N UN 1 ff' ' Vx . , Amina Fmiiis Workshop A steady rat-tat-tat hummed and droned throughout the months. Centralites were build- ing their future with accuracy and solidity. Hammering in knowledge was a chore that pro- duced gratifying results. It meant sweat and tears to grind out lessons, grapple with problems day after day. But these exercises sharpened dull brains. Academic students dug deep for correct formulas, scrubbed test tubes, and carved away at slipping corpses. Commercial students ran, neck and neck toward stenography and typing awards. Delectable odors floated up from the Home Economics kitchen. And through it all the school corps elite tacked up honor cards. White baton poised . . . Father Zolondek gave the signal and silence filled the gym. Magically the wand brought forth blare of trumpet and beat of drum. Then celestial discord! Freshmen rendered their arias l'm Get- tin' Nuttin' for Christmas. ,Once more the 'first years' took on their class responsibility and presented cu iaunty iargon of song. Roaring upper- classmen looked on and recalled a simi- lar day when they, too, sang with frogs in their throats and thumps in their hearts. 1. , J if M FRESHMAN 'l Bottom Row J Chrlstel J Conroy A Cataldi L Bolognese K Donahue, P. Chelstowski, S. D'Amore, M. Carey, C. Camilla P Burns P Dengler D Cambria G COSGDYIHI Middle Row P Bomba J Corrigan M. Betz, R. Bukowski, M. Casse, M. Borst, S. DiFulvio N Dmatally P Bogdunskl E Dolan M Brown C Clesielslu J Cxchocki Top Row J. DeLuma, R. Boucher, G. Ciervo, J. Davidhelser J Delp L Conway R Consentmo V Bamszauskas V Bleklckl B Conlon,J Doyle R Chelius, J. Borst, K. Bagdon, J. Buckley, E. Bettler, R Buck ,-.-- Star gazing is a thing of the post. Today J. Conway spots saucers for General Science Class. Engineers R. Rank and J. Miller check calculations. Astronomy is studied with a view to acquiring a broader and richer outlook on life. Science teaches the student that there is something beyond man and his seemingly all-important problems. That something or Someone is God. FRESHMAN 2-Bottom Row: R. Henry, J. Hershey, M. Kelly, P. Dudek, T. Hehn, H. Gmeiner, C. Katarzynski, B. Futrick, V. Glaser, A. Dragan, C. High, E. Hill, H. Dusco. Middle Row: l.. Heizmann, R. Gorman, J. Giershick, S. Huck, M. Haletslxy, M. Guthier, P. Eisenhuth, J. Henry, D. Horrigan, J. Eckel, E. Kase, F. Ferko, H. Ketterer, J. Janis. Top Row: G. Fabian, F. Kerber, R. Duranto, M. Hoefling, W. Garvie, M. Hracho G Ferrero, A. Hassenbein, G. Henry, J. Hudak, A. Hennessey, B. Kehs, J. Eckert M. Jasienowski, J. Keegan, R. Druzba, R. HaHa, J. Iswall, J.. Flexer, G. Fabian. 81 12- tar J . fs in . : l Big bad wolf J. Keegan poses as Grandma for And here is the River Jordan, says W. Bleckicki as Spanish skit. Little Red Riding Hood, M. A. Latze, he traces the iourney of Our Lord from Galilee to unaware of treachery, dons her cape for a iourney Judea for B. Lutostanski and D. Stufflet. to the woods. Make-up artists are D. Searfoss and J. Wagner, narrator, T. Pentz. 57. Domlhlk' Sawb - PATRONS2 Sf. Manh 6'orerfi Decoding rosters was the major problem those first few We worked. But the silver lining appeared when Father days in September. Sister Roselda, Prefect of Studies, had announced dancing classes for Wednesday evenings. Mrs. made the pink puzzle sheet as a result of information ex- Kitzmiller, in an effort to show Frosh the way to social ad- tracted from us on registration days June 15, 16, and 17. iustment, taught the fundamental steps to rock n' roll. Stumb- The Henmon Nelson test also helped to determine the sched- ling here and there, we finally managed to perform the ule for the year. intricate footwork and the Mothers' Club rewarded us with a Christmas party all our own. FRESHMAN 3---Bottom Row: J. Krupa, E. Myatt, B. Muhlenberg, M. Laughlin, M. Mazurkiewicz, M. Latze, C. Marko, J. Milloni, C, Lindinger, S. Malecki, M. O'Brien, N. Landis, A. Malone. Middle Row: A. Marella, A. Nardy, M. Kirn, L. Memmo, C. Nawa, E. McGlinn, J. McGettigan, A. Lesniewski, P. LaManno, F, Kompa, B. Lutostanski, J. Morganti. Top Row: C. Loeper, D. Mulligan, J. Meridionale, S, Napoli, L. Luroche, J. Magenbauer, E. Kuhn, E. O'Brien, C. Meter, B. Monahan, J. Miller, T. Kurpiewski, J. McDermott, K. Lutz, R. Migliore, B. Mazurkiewicz, M. Langan, J. Murphy, J. Miller. 82 Ns.. lf 3x equals 48, x equals 16 and also smiles for T. Broskey and N. Hess. The Catholic Civics Club discusses the Framework of Freedom. Using parliamentary procedure, F. Ferko, E. Rys, and E. Myatt decide the American Way is best. ' Flower: Lily of the valley Colors: Green and white Motto: What is --forth doing is worth doing well. FRESHMAN 4-Bottom Row: B. Smith, J. Schlachter, M. Purcell B. Olszewslxi, E. Parry, J. Reddington, T. Pentz, P. Palumbo, P. Peplowski, B Petriccione, N. Slapikas, A. Seaman, G. Peffley. Middle Row: S. Raszkiewicz, D. Schaeffer, T. Schwegmann, C. Rosol, E. Sheetz, J. Sheetz, K Soderlund, E. Rys, P. Schwab, J. Schleifenheimer, D. Ricci, H. Rzepiela, J. Purcell, G. Spatz. Top Row: W. Rodriguez, P. Sanchez, M. Simon J. Souders, F. Snyder, R. Schrum, W. Rehr, W. Shaner, R. Rank, J. Shirlt, H. Sharpley, A. Santilli, E. Palmer, P. Schulle, D. Searfoss,'G. Rabb C. Putz, D. Solinger. 83 l iw li 2' ' Ben Gunn, classic figure in Treasure Island, observes courtesy by rewarding freshmen pirates with treas- ure. Caught with the goods are M. Stankiewicz, R. Chelius, J. Borst, B. Conlon, J. Miller. MARGARET BORST MARILYN BROWN DONNA CAMBRIA PATRICIA DENGLER Proiected . . . on the movie screen were R. L. Stevenson's Treasure Island and Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn. Both forty-five minute films re- viewed stories on the required reading list. They were educational and incidentally provided fun. The Society of the Propagation of the Faith also came through with The Eternal Priest and The Great Heart, short films on ordination and the life of Father Damien. Highest FRESHMAN 5-Bottom Row: E. Swienckowski, M. Wenrich, M. Urso, J. Wagner, M. Williams, J. Zitter, Y. Stroffolino, M. Vogel, D. Stuftlet T. Wisniewski, J. Tasy, J. Tomasi, C. Tittle. Middle Row: F. Varone, M. Stankiewicz, G. Young, S. Vass, T. Szydlowski, I.. Taubitz, P. Weihrer K. Whitaker, J. Wagner, M. Stremba, J. Voitasek. Top Row: T. Stadelrneyer, J. Yonchuk, R. Young, S. Styer, F. Vath, H. Wright, P. Urbaitus T, Wolsxczenslzi, D, Tirdell, E. Spolski, M. Titus, R. Stanislawczyk, M, Vath. 84 Spring . . . headed the list of poetic gems written for the National Poetry Association of America. Poetry entered in the contest ranged from The Battlefield and Clouds to Stallions of the Sea and Our Teacher. Joseph McDermott's Ballad of Buffalo Bill, Karen Soder- lund's Leap Year, and Janet Conroy's Leap Year were ac- cepted for publication in the February literary edition of Hill- side Echoes. Honors Funny-mentals lead to trig. J. Doyle and M. Hracho brush up on preliminary math. PATRICIA PALUMBO NOELA SLAPIKAS BARBARA SMITH JOAN VENZKE Meanwhile back at the ranch . . . P. Urboitis refuses to let it throw him but C. Meter, C. Lindinger, B. Olszewski, and W. Garvie, read to the end. 85 I x . 7. M ,Q ap.. Industry paid off . . . when sophomores displayed the following projects in the spring ex- hibition: model of kidneys cross section of monocot and dicot stems cross section of skin 500 piece mineral collection model of bread mold anatomy of a chicken flower model animal brains irrigation system 311 x f wiv 3 .-. X I S. .5 I V1 5' 'y '., xsg xi in 2 .gf 11, i E' .bbq , f ij ' 4 SOPHOMORE l-Bottom Row: C. Buckley, J. Debkowski, A. Andresen, R. Bennethum, A. DelCollo, P. Crisafulli, M. Buzeleski, K. DeHart L Anuszewski, L. Bayus, A. Calvaresi, M. Cagnetti, M. Blanski. Middle Row: G. Bennethum, J, Cesarz, J. Bukowski, J. DeIColIo, M. Boldt D Bed narczyk, H. Fenyus, D. Chelius, M. Ahrens, E. Ambrose, A. Calvaresi, .l. Best. Top Row: R. Carabello, K. Braun, J. Burkhart, T. Clay W Cook R. Deakin, D. Broskey, T. Broskey, J. Christel, E. Alfiero, D. Delp, J. Burnham, R. Civito. 86 5 Ola Q K l ,. - at f - . m nz nt xxx n1.u1..um.n1- qu-v1 ,,,.---A' ..--' kink, F .e.. All right, now let's see you do it, says H. Piotrowicz as she presses her finished apron. Optimistically L. Spencer, M. Noll, and C. Zaiac prepare to make a bib of their own. On Thursday, February 23, Miss Ruth Fry from the Consumer Gas Company and Sylvia Gruel, a Home Economics major from Albright College, demonstrated the use of the difterent parts of a gas range. They prepared a luncheon of baked pears, t st d tuna fish-cheese buns, and tomato cucumber salad garnished with radish roses. .fl QJ , fi SOPHOMORE 2-Bottom Row: M. Dmochowslca, R, Distelhorst, J. Ertel, M. Gmeiner, M, Enzman, E. Denunzio, S. Franchi, G. Fisher, M. Ganster, M. Gantert, J. Essig, C. Didyoung, V. Elia. Middle Row: B. Elzer, J. Godek, M. Fick, A. Flamm, C. Gdowik, P. Field, J. Engle, M. Grant, l.. Gring, M. Finan, G. Garcelon, J. Frisch, C. Garvie, H. Dooley, M. Fordyce, E. Dvorak. Top Row: B. Faust, H. Esterly, A, Evanna, C. Donaldson, G. Graczyk, G. Gallagher, L. Ganster, J. Feist, T. Fleclxenstein, R. Gibilisco, B. Esser. 87 we-V Time out to enioy a mufled line. Mr. Murdstone Observe X down along the baseboard. Advanced CT. Vallishj glowers while other members of a Cop- algebra students and E. Schulz and T. Broskey are pertield cast, M. Martin, J. Litwin, M. Grynastyl, and trying desperately to Rnd it. T. Twardowski rub salt into a new wound. 4 PATRONS: Sf. Jolm' Bosco ' ' 1 Sf. Mana Goreffl Claiming the largest class in Central's history, Sophomores boast of more representa- tives than any other class in social, scholastic, and athletic activities-four girls on the cheerleading squad, four varsity sharpshooters, and a top number of wise fools merit- ing honor cards. The class also had its number of orators who travelled to Camden, New Jersey, to participate in a public speaking tournament for second year students. Sleeves rolled, faces tense, we took a lesson in courage from Caesar's soldiers and endured the piercing blow, the TB test shot. But salve of all solves-measurements for class rings were taken in May. SOPHOMORE 3-Bottom Row: C. Hoinowski, M. Hannahoe, M. Kelly, J. Klahre, P. Hartman, L. Kroener, E. Latze, P. Kostival, C. Kane, M Koch, R. Horseman, M. Guidara, A, LaManna. Middle Row: P. Kerber, S. Konczewski, N. Hess, M. Grynastyl, S. Johnsen, G. Kliclx, M. Katrinak C. Hershey, C. Janiszewski, M. Kennedy, T. Jaraczewski, J. Kollar, J. Huck, J. Kolson. Bottom Row: T. Kuzminski, J. Kozlowski, D. Klein, D Hassenbein, M. Jurasinski, R, Kelly, W. Jones, K. Hoefling, J. Hartgen, J. Henry, B. Heere, D. Leinbach, D. Harrer, B. Killinger, D. Kudleck B. Hawlm. C Zee. ,avi i' C P71- C as N i :mi ' Q N. it - 4. -f A I 1 1 3 . I , rl J . N 1 Q .Li Q R. 1 ti t ik Operation: Frog dissection. Sophomore Interns: C. Spdtz, G. Klick, M. Skarbon- kiewicz, D. Speece. X. L T N 2- i Place: Lab O. R. ,MVC ' , - 5 ,V Q ,, x. . .L , xy t ,, ,J ' v , w ,f H A . Demonstrating the art of boptizirfgkw1'thou.t.dlro-gaining.X .V is Father F. Minot. Godparents are JosephiQNel'aff bovige and Pat Zuwiala. NAA ,A ,cg W qlwy' ,f F Lu XTWNMQ' 1 . VN ,,,f' X fml t 4 X V ,L Flower: Pink rosebud o . f Colors: Blue and white .J L Lf! JA c ' K M K Motto: The secret ot success is constancy of purpose. t -, A MQ .v, f ' SOPHOMORE 4-Bottom Row: N. Lewalski, C. Maryniak, J. Litwin, L. McDermott, C. Matijasick, R. McLaughlin, M. Marzano, S. Miller, T Nawrocki, C. Mayo, R. Migliore, A. Lenich, P. Macek, M. Martin, M. McGoey. Middle Row: J. Marino, R. Maslar, T. Lenich, J. Menet, A. Malek W. Lucas, J. Moncuso, G. Meiran, T, McGlinn, G. Minot, J. Loder, L. Nave, H, Margherito. Top Row: C. Natoli, W. McGuire, G. Miller, J Miller, J. Menet, J. Nelabovige, D. Lineaweaver, E. Mazurkiewicz, M.,Neary, M. McQuillen, B. Napiecek, D. Murray. 89 Lf? f I ,fi .5 fa J. Christel, Latin student, seeks shelter of smoky faculty room to brush up on Caesar's Gallic War. M. CATHERINE BUCKLEY JACQUELINE ERTEL MAUREEN FINAN MARY HANNAHOE DANIEL HARRER BARRY HAWK NANCY HESS SUZANNE JOHNSEN PATRICIA MACEK MARGARET MARTIN APSL... sponsors a competitive exami- nation annually. All students, some 27,000 in the United States and in several neighboring countries, even in Ireland, are eligible. This exami- nation is placed on the approved list of high school contests and ac- tivities by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Students who score ll5 points are eligible for a medal pin and certificate. Certificates are also awarded to those who score 90 or over. We were awarded two medal pins and should we win another this year, the school will receive a trophy. Highest SOPHOMORE 5-Bottom Row: R. Santoni, M. Reddington, J. Purcell, H. Pietrowicz, V. Schuler, E. O'Melko, P. O'Brien, R. Schutte, J. Shunk T. Rauen, B. Rutolo, J. Raab, M. Schwegmann. Middle Row: R. Ney, L. Schnepf, J. Russo, J. Sayek, E. Pietrowski, H. Schlosser, E. Schulze H Pauluk, M. Noll, P. Rutundo. Top Row: J. Rick, R. Ruszkiewicz, E. Olsyewski, F. Pazik, E. Pieia, A. Sallett, M. Ortyl, M. Reusing, R. Sgrignuoi L. Salvatore, D. Seiders, E. Nierle, H. Popp, V. Serafino. 90 I I Piloted . . . by our two pound U. S. His- tory texts, we sailed the seas with Coiumbus, fought battles with the Indians, threw tea into Boston Bay, protested against the Stamp Act, and experienced the many hardships which face a new nation. e ade hea aint nce of. PeIgl' 1SLuyvQant,QoveC10r' 'ofg New Amsterdam, Ulysses Grant, the great general, and even managed a brief visit with Davy Crockett, the famous American frontiersman. I , TL C kfi. TI LOUISE SCHNEPF MARY SCHNEPF K MARY SKARBONKIEWICZ MARGARET SPANIER DAVID SPEECE PAULINE STETZ RICHARD TRANOVICH THOMAS TWARDOWSKI THOMAS VALLISH JOAN ZACK PATRICIA ZUWIALA VIMAYS PLNNSYUDN. Indians and Davy Crockett get Xa into the picture when U S History students M. Grynastyi, M. Hannahoe, C. Maryniak and P Stetz quiz their classmates on the Keystone State. ' fi , f N f, 15 7 43 ff? -59' 7 C Lf f,,f5,c2 L, I Honors SOPHOMORE 6-Bottom Row: M. Spahn, N. Zimmerman, C. Zaiac, F. Walley, M. Wann, C. Verdone, J. Zack, M. Tokarz M Spanner .I Win terhalter, L. Spencer, M. Skarbonkiewicz, P. Stetz. Middle Row: .I. Wandzilak, C. Spatz, E. Siegle, F. Stoltz, P. Zuwlala J Yahn r C Wa ter T. Twardowski, R. Tranovich, W. Weber. Top Row: L. Staikowski, D. Spence, C. TurnbuII, D. Stumhofer, R. Skrocki, A Trexl M Yackn In .I Waiborn, H. Zaiac, T. Vallish, A. Yoder, R. Wiczalkowski, T. Trexler, W. Wenrich. 91 X .fi Research produced for . . M. Zimmerman-repellent magnet J. Braun-Hydroelectric plant A. Smith-circulatory system L J. Malriat-electrically operated elevator 2 R. Meyers-theory of wireless E. Kawecki-aqua lung C. Gatski-3-D weather graph M. Killinger-model of Hoover Dam H. Snyder-jet engine These with other group proiects were exhibited at Albright in April. l 4 Juniors or I JUNIOR 1-Bottom Row: P. Baque, J. Brady, M. Borst, B. Delp, J. Detterline, S. Arnold, M. Chelius, M. Devlin, E. Bodek, B. Cesorz, M. Ba zewslci, P. DePaul, T. Blaszczynslxi. Middle Row: B. Drexler, M. Fiechtner, E. Devine, M. Dinutally, G. Evanno, J. Chrismer, E. Babb, S. Burl: hart, M. Borst, M. Anderson, G. Faust, L. Biagianti, M. Adams, S. Bennett. Top Row: R. Donohue, P. Abeln, J. Elia, R. Cusma, R. DeSantis, J Braun, J. Domsicz, J. Dolan, T. Fabian, J. Brenner, L. Curtin, R. Casani, A. Curabello, J. Dobroski, C. Borelli, J. Cooney, A. Carmello. 92 5' I ggag mg, Following a proposed blueprint Junior contractors M. Saloka, J. Harris, W. Wirth, J. Cooney, and J. Brenner con- struct a scale model annex. The students learn how to read blueprints to prepare for such occupations as surveying, excavating, masonry, carpentry, electricity and ornamental metal working. In this photo boys observe that the strength of walls and rigidity of a building depend to a great extent on the proper placing and bracing of studs. JUNIOR 24-Bottom Row: M. Guzletti, M. Gross, R. Katzenmoyer, M. Lindinger, B. Grube, l. Kowalski, M. LaFata, J. Fonte, J. Koprowski, D Kerber, C. Gatski, M. Kissinger. Middle Row: R. Kogut, J. Linette, W. Kozlowski, T. Lis, J. Heckman, S. Flemming, M. Koons, J. Holland, K Katrinak, E. Kawecki, J. Heine, J. Klemick, R. Liptak, N. Guthier, R. Karli, E. Jastrzemski. Top Row: F. Henrich, C. Homan, J. Harbaugh, R Geiger, C. Kraiewski, E. Francowiak, R. Konopelski, R. Gensemer, J. Jaraczewski, M. Killinger, C. Homan, J. Harris, S. Kulchinsky, J. Flan- nery, J. Koslosky, J. Hudson, R. Hannahoe, J. Fritz. 93 .. iff' If J. Mulligan peeps over Curtin for Q new angle, Although the spotIighf's on A. Smilh, J. Klemick and R. Konopelski graphically bring their H,O down to the faucet. Sf. Domlhk' .S'awb - PATRQNSI Sf. Mark: 6'orefri ELIZABETH BABB JOHN MALRIAT JOHN BRAUN LORETTA MILLEK JOAN BURKHART JEANNINE NORMAN RONALD CASANI MICHAEL O'PAKE BARBARA CESARZ MONICA PAUL 0 MARY DEVLIN MILDRED PRENDERGAST ANNA MAE GROSS ANNABELLE SAYEK GEORGE HOFFMAN SAMUEL SLIMMER MIRIAM KISSINGER BARBARA SYCHTERZ ROBERT KOGUT LUCILLE TWARDOWSKI JANIS KOPROWSKI JUNIOR 3-Bottom Row: K. Moore, C. Morrow, M. Milco, J. Norman, M. Paul, J. Manzolillo, J. Milshaw, J. Nemeih, C. Pennypacker, l. Millek, N. Oswald, M. Mariel. Middle Row: V. Naso, J. Nierle, M. Mamrak, M. Powers, P. Pennypacker, M. O'Brien, M. O'Brien, M. Nawa, G Nowolarski, J. Murphy, M. Morris, M. Mounfcastle, L. Neiman, A. Pawlewicz, J. Ollxiewicz. Top Row: R. Marasco, J. Lyons, J. Nieclrowslzi, P McCauley, M. O'Pake, T. Madara, K, Lush, J, Mclaughlin, R. Melcher, T. Malrial, J. Motlxowslxi, J. Mulligan, P. Loeper, R. Meyers, P. Nave P. Palm. 94 -f l Die Heinzelmalnchenu J. Braun, J. Swienckowski, and J. Hudson relive German folklore. Knowledge from the pony gave ideas for a Trojan horse. D. Reily, J. Lyons, B. Hannahoe and V. Naso groom their latest project for exhibition. W I AQQMLS ' EEL.Q..,. . . K i W N Wx.. '-As. Flower: Crimson Glory Colors: Red and white Motto: We are what we make ourselves JUNIOR 4--Bottom Row: A. Rauen, M. Wood, V. Zampella, E. Zettlemoyer, M. Prendergust, A. Schaetzle, H. Uliasz, J. Yrke M Putz N Sun taspirt, C. Schmidt, R. Seyfert, M. Torchia, P. Wentzel, B. Sychterz. Middle Row: S. Slimmer, E. Wirth, R. Slabik, L. Schwartz V Voelker G Setley, S. Steslow, L. Twardowski, S. Swoboda, K. Zettlemoyer, R. Stralc, J. Sergeant, J. Schmieder, A. Sayek, W. Roth G Young J Swienc kowski. Top Row: M. Saloka, D. Wisniewski, J. Prentice, D. Riley, A. Smith, L. Raab, G. Schlachter, P. Slegelmilch, T. Zatratz W Roth T Weaver, H. Snyder, P. Wandzilak, G. Schindlbeck, J. Wojciechowski, M. Zimmerman. 95 ' g Two dozen . . . ' physics students went into laboratories it ' of their own and came out with . A oil cross section of artesian well I bone exhibition spectrum and some applications principle of the gun trees of Berks County 'V . anatomy of a small animal atomic power plant principle of lightning A underwater equipment sl ,z l I!! E. Inn: I l X I I . 4 ' 3 l North and South Polar Constellation 2 L, Y 'W as i 5 5 ! 6' 3 X i ,dr fr . an 'odor-s K... M 1, i : X, f Q f X .S , Former members of mud biscuit industry R. Gattone, M. Stefanik, R. Kretzman, R. Sockel have worthwhile experience for preparing ceramics for bisque firing. Stand, Wilhelm Tell! R. Boone aims steady bow at target on R. Delp's head. M. Ptrommer, C. Pentz, and S. Ciesielski stand by waiting for the kill. Teletraining . . . was introduced for the first time this year. It is a new educative process which aims to develop communications skills and techniques of the commercial student. lt includes a demonstration and practice set, consisting of a pair of activated telephones with loudspeaker, ringing and busy signals, that permits the entire class to participate in various calls. Goodbye, St. Anthony! Efficient tiling methods do away with all hectic hunting. Senior business students are F. Jab- lonski, J. Conway, P. Boyer, M. Cleary, and A. Krauss. 'fha BRELI UNI' 3 This 9e0mel'Y is Solid in two 560595 of 'he word. E- Allez-oop! Bingo a la France adds interest to French HYOCIWOI R- H0US9f G- 59ld9 5f Und R- SGQHGIIG work vocabulary drill for M. Coleman and D. Troilo. with 3-D figures. ELAINE ALLGOEVER BARBARA BUKOWSKI BRENDA HIGH EUGENE HRACHO KAREN LESHER 5'f. Stanislaus PATRONSI Mile Flower CAROLE LIS MARY ANN MURPHY ROBERT SALINGER GREGORY SEIDERS JOANNE WUMMER It's not iust the principle of the thing. Senior physicists M. Drexler, S. Bonk, J. Gyomber, F. Wolf, and J. Janiszewski con- clude that besides Archimede's Principle, accuracy is essential. Highest Honors .np 'mi ' 1 .. ? l 5 gffgr'-M ' E Q' ' i I 'is Line and color merit approval of A. Hof- mann and B. Bukowski. A. Wewer posts scenes for display. C. Dengler and V. Kelly ride the keys to a 70 wpm finish. A. Stengel posts the results. Flower New hybrid tea rose sig. V5 I l ' Colors: Gold and white Motto: Never rest till you've done your best. lt's all in the fingers. Right placement on the calculating machine keyboards brings results for E. Hunter, J. Wummer, E. Poster, M. Bauer, and R. Zielinski. - s . lA , , . T Ka ., 4 'w P 6, Q . ,, X J J -R K I ' 0 'A' Ji? Avi' ' eil Q3 's A 6 YY 4:4 Y , Coke-tail Lounge Pour a soupcon of humor into a tall glass of music and gaiety, add a generous supply of laugh- ter and stir with the mixing stick of zestful work. Result-Central Special on ice all year round. Assemblies and the dungaree hop took care of the humor angle while dreamy prom melodies provided a musical background. The gym echoed with laughter on Greenie Day and gaiety with a chic touch governed the Fash- ion Show. More than ripple and wave of effort went into the Spring Mu- sical but all agreed it was well worth the exertion. And the fifteen girls compris- ing the May Court added that finishing touch to our formula. A -'P fx . 'f . 1 x, my Posing for you just alter their big moment are Queen A. Gross and King J. Braun with last year's royalty L. Lochina and T. Prendergast. You'll be stepping in Stardust. The publicity committee's slogan proved true to couples who danced under a blue mesh heaven to the Starlight Serenade. The fallen decorations behind Billy LeVan's Orchestra were forgotten amid the rustle of evening gowns and the chatter over specialty numbers. Pressed corsages, dance cards, and Stardust will cause the Class of '57 to remember the Berkshire Hotel, January 21, l956 and their silver and blue Junior Prom. Stuff of which dreams are made. Starlight Serenade When you wish upon a star . . . J. Russo does the wishing and J. Braun finds the hitch to it. ia N Twilight music of Billy LeVan's orchestra provides an evening of enchantment. Eyeing the results of a job well-done are co-chairmen A. M. Gross and J. Braun. Seated with them are committee leaders J. Dolan, B. Honnahoe, and M. O'Pake. 103 lt's coke and smoke time for Father Schulte, Father Fricker, and Dr. Stoebeneau, chciperons for our Star- light Serenade. Q RE pm VW? wp nf' if' 1 1+ f f fly f W 'Q QI x,'-99 A fir Sk 1 Q ' xiii-Xgtx' my, ui: Y,-' .Q-'U fsls f '11 Though not formally approved by Emily Post these breakfast manners will do for the hour. J. McGettigan determines to make a champion of J. Kalina as she blindly shoves in the wheaties. Say Uncle Suspense and down-right good fun were the keynotes of this year's Freshman Day. While the greenies shivered in their shoes, seniors showed the rest of the school that they were people to kid around with. The senior contingent of the marching band provided background music for the mass murder of freshies. Tom Prendergast MC'd the shenanigans while everybody else participated either in flesh or spirit. Finally, when all corpses were removed from the scene of the crime and the remaining freshmen were accepted as full-blooded Centralites, all returned refreshed to the daily hum of classes and studies. Unaware of the keen eyes of Father Zolondek E. Bettler and F. Snyder demonstrate their own technique of major-etting. 105 Since sight and touch are of no avail, freshies de pend on lucky stars to locate soft cotton balls. Clad as Old Mother Hubbard .l. Borst trips his way to the finish line while faculty members have themselves a laugh. Gathering from these dismayed looks, the bancl will never forgive Mary Ann Lenich for musical heresy. She rocked when she should have rolled. Dungaree dolls and guys danced away their night by ducking beneath rafters and shuffling hay. Enchanted Barn A sparkling change from rustic farm life greeted over TOO members of the Class of '56 who accepted Nettie Spangler's open-barn invitation. Alfalfa to the senior boys who retaped the fallen decorations at the eleventh hour. Sweet apple cider flowed freely while dancers literally tripped the light fantastic over mikes, loudspeakers and wires. The delightful evening ended with delicious doggies and de-lovely tales of seminary days by the chaperons. Taking a breather between dances are the committee members: C. Lis, J. Beard, P. Miller, M. Harrigan, L. Lachina, E. Allgoever, S. Bonk, W. Kelly, J. Gyomber, K. Lesher, D. Wambach, T. Prendergast, D. Adams, and R. Salinger. T07 ev, . ,...... i r ll . 1 , , s . sv' x l i XX . Q. S T' ei.. 3 I V i , ic mr. 4, A . N. How's the weather up'there? J. Beard is belle ofthe ball as long as the cider holds OUT. Mademoiselle Lovely to Look at could well ff D Xl have been the theme of this year's 3' A ff c combined card party and fashion I show, sponsored by the Mother's .ns Q 1' Q, id Q Q Club of Central Catholic in the Q . school gymnasium on Friday, N vember 18. Daytime wear, breath taking party clothes and frilly for mals, modeled by members of the O- V - Q, :K .7 ' Q - if :l,6. A . W 6 5 K G .F lighted the program which was .V , , . V A L 2 L 9 junior and senior classes, high Q Q L narrated by Miss Bonnie Borelli. g I J D Pretty as a picture, M. Horrigan wears a torso dress of white taffeta with gold print. The shaped skirt is pleated all around. Plain and fancy-B. Cianciosi steps smartly into fashion with a green wool jersey coun- try style dress featuring the classic flare skirt. Amid flowers and burning tapers mothers of Centralites held their annual Candlelight Dinner in the Abraham Lincoln Hotel. Standing at the speakers' table are Mr. W. Abramowicz, Fr. J. Zolondek, Fr. C. Allwein, Fr. R. Leichner, Fr. H. Huesman, Fr. J. Fricker, Fr. S. Bednarik, and Fr. J. Dickert. Seated: Fr. F. Schulte, Mrs. J. Meshinsky, Mrs. P. O'Brien, Mrs. D. McDermott, Miss V. llluzzi, and Fr. R. Forst. .ra f- W nl 108 ew? Ready for a date-R. Ferrara models an eye- catching beige sheath of wool jersey. Her brilliant orange duster is lined to match. -1: 2 ev .. S wk Y 3 h Mis ,-.-:Q,, ....' y, wif' 35 3 it ix x . iz S K. - r use , S.. 4 1 I 1 .. Q. 2 M. Lenich is smartly in style wherever she goes in this charming beige tweed sheath, accentuated by a simple iewelled neck and princess line. White gloves add the finishing touch. As radiant as the traditional bride, M. Pfrommer poses in a lace over satin floor-length gown with tapered sleeves. On her head rests ci tiara of rhine- stones. Q .QA Nf '. K s 1 9 1 N v , sift' 9 L . ,Q ' ' Q Y ' gi li . 2 A ,G .. X ' 1.'M,w 2 f-'X .Vg 'Q ,Pl-oh: . flu. ffl' will .Q 1+ -1. f 1 X xx f X fl! Jr ,f J lil J 'J ' 2 S fn' In fs' If LA A , Ski-xt - Xxx f ca X 'YN T C ix Ili' I J X' l l x xexxxk X 7 l '!g r X' X0 , N .X A Music directors M. Nicholas, G. Heere, and J. Deissler know 0 0 Nt-1 X smiling faces and sweet music insure numerous encores. J ' .yflllf X W ll Jr? ,il ffwillx , ,J J- 'fl ll Wi-lyx W IJIQ li', hulk!! W Disn e la nd Q s' 5+-L fs- ' ' ' f fx Xara , 0 Gleeful 25-First Row: R. Donahue, J. lswaltz, L. Laroche, D. Cook, M. McQuillen, J. Dobroski, B. Hawk, J. Pfeifer. Second Row: M. Boland, G. Young, C, Pcntz, J. Deissler, J. Gyomber, C. Borelli, R, Young, C. Naloli, H. Wrighf. Third Row: J. Rick, J. Hudson, J. Auchler, R. Auchler, T. Fabian, D. Soderlund, P. Urbaitis, and D. Terdell. Y. . . . il s s . 1 1- gg , A 1 Q 2 Q e . J s'a S N I s 1 'X Dressed in musical finery, Bel-Tones await the cue for a sneak preview. R. Rick, J. Purcell, M. Fosnocht, B. Plank, B. Bukowski, M. Pfrommer, S. Swoboda, J. Ullrich, K. Lesher, M. LaFata, M. Prender- gast, B. High, M. Horrigan, J. Murphy, and A. Rauen. With a mere tip of the finger Father Zolondek can snap a cardboard dream into reality. Proof of Father's ability was the '56 Spring Musicale which he presented on May 16, 17, 18, and 20 in the gym- DGSIUYT1. K. Lesher, the music room Cinderella, does her wishing on the key-board. I V1 wmv if ,.. V' f 111 .ti f-fif it 1 I . Belles of Cur Lady Once again the Ave Maria opened the traditional May ceremonies. Attended by her court of fifteen senior girls, May Queen Mary Pfrommer, presided over the annual crowning of the Blessed Mother in the school gym on Wednesday, May 23. Members of her court, selected by the three senior sec- tions, wore pastel evening gowns and carried nosegays which they oftered at the feet of Our Lady. The coronation was concluded by a brief sermon and benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Our Ladys court gleaming in the brilliant sunlight, walk malestlcally beside the magnolias. i est 'NR , XXX v--s--up--g ky -sr' 'lr THE QUEEN AND HER COURT.-Firsf Row: R. Ferrara, J. Joniszewski, L. Lochinc, P. Dutton, F. Horodynskc, M. Horrigan. Second Row: K. Meiran, J. Eisenhuth, D. Troilo, B. Plank, M. Pfrommer, P. Derby, A. Martin, R. Pauluk, E. Allgoever, A. Stengel. MARY PFROMMER May Queen 1956 Bringing flowers to the Fcsirest are B. Plank, J. Jcmiszewski, J. Eisenhuth, and F. Horodynskcx. 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Our best wishes and most precious memories. When we're gone, don't forget to keep the filing cabinet in order, and get your- selves a new dummy. Buy another photography notebook, sharpen the cutter, and fix the camera. We'd do it for you but Carole Lis went and made herself valedictorian. And you wouldn't mind our celebrating that event, would you? You'll find publishing your own '57 annual a lot of fun if you'll work consistently, diligently, and together as we did. l think I can say for all of us that some of our happiest hours were spent in yearbook headquarters. It was team work and we loved it. The very most l can hope for you now is that you'll be just as proud of your book next year as I am proud today. Gm Loring's Studio Rev Rt. Rev. Msgr. John N. Wachter Henry J. Huesman Rev. Raymond J. Leichner Very Rev. Leonard van Ackeren, 0.5.8. Rev. Alexander J. Alauskis Rev. Charles L. Allwein Rev. Stephen Bednarik Rev. William Begley Rev. Jules L. Claes Rev. Edward Conard Rev. Edward J. Conran Rev. Joseph J. Conway Rev. Bernard H. Creemers Rev. Rev. Joseph Dickert John S. Dunaiski Rev. James M. Dux Rev. Stepl'tU1 J. Flick Rev. Robert M. Forst Rev. Francis Fox Rev. 'Joseph Frlcker Rev. John A. Gallagher Rev. Christopher J. Gibney Rev. Michael P. Kakos Rev. Wolodymyr Kowal Rev. Joseph Macek Rev. Joseph J. McGrenra Rev. Henry D. McPeak Rev. John Mickun Rev. Leonard T. Miconi Rev. Joseph G. Mizak Rev. Raymond J. O'DonneII Rev. Aloysius J. Schmid Rev. Francis B. Schulte Rev. James A. Shea Rev. Francis B. Suchanek Rev. James P. Sullivan Rev. Theodore C. Wagner, D.D., Ph.D. Rev. John G. Zolonde People to Remember srecuu. ssnemcrons Charles Balof S. J. Barra Co. John Bielski e Bogus Mrs. Matthew Mr. and Mrs. Miss Beverlya Daniel Boone Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Berman-Soles Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Josephin J. Boland Thomas J. Bank nn Boone Edward J. Boone Charles P. Boyer Martin Boyer Charles A. Boylan Ralph Canonico Dr. and Mrs. John G. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John F. Miss Mary L. Miss Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Natal C. Carabello Joseph Henry Wayne High, Jr. Harrigan Hunter llluzzi Andrew Janiszewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janiszewski Mr. Gerald K Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. one William Kasprzak John G. Katana Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kosak August Krauss John Kretzman John Krezdorn E. J. Kuhn Nicola LaFata Jerome l.aManno Leonard Shops Joseph and Mary Leonardo Mr. and Mrs. George Loeper Sisters of Charity Sisters of Christian Charity Sisters of St. Francis Athletic Board, C. C. H. S. Boosters' Club, C. C. H. S. Mothers' Club, C. C. H. S. Mr. and Mrs. Georfe A. Allgoever Archconfraternity o Holy Family Society Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Loughney J. Elmer Lutz Dr. and Mrs. James F. Lyman Mrs. Robert Madara Mae's Flower Shop Mammoth Coal Company MarelIo's Tire Store Mary's Dog House Mrs. George Auchter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. McGee Thomas Cianciosi Stanley Ciesielski Thomas Clark Seymore C. Conway Louis DeAngelis, Plastering Contractors Jessie Deither Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthon DePaul Edward Derby Hilbert Diller John R. Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie's R. J. Drexler Patrick J. Duddy Eisenberg 8. O'l'lara Fairground Skateland, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A F riend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Glasser Mr. George H John P. Feeney Feist Frank G. Ferrara M. Grant Fosnocht Edward Ganster Domenic Gattone Kasper Gdowik S. Giniewski Mrs. George Haage Eileen Henry Henry's Fruit and Produce McCullough and Smith Mr d . an Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Norcote Paint Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. Palladino Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGlinn, Sr. John F. McGoey Mark C. McQuilIen George Meiran Harry Morrow John J. Mullen Ralph C. Mulligan Ca. Cornelius O'Brien John J. O'ConneIl and Bros. Michael Parzonese Metro Paululz BENEFACTORS Rev. John Auchter Rev. Joseph B. Breslin Rev. John F. Campbell Rev. Peter J. Covallucci Rev. Joseph A. Daniel Rev. John A. Gallagher Rev. John J. lvers Rev. J. Kelly Rev. James McCall Rev. Thomas Ryan Rev. Joseph F. Sikora Rev. Joseph E. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aiella Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Aluminum Products Sales Ca. Mrs. Erma Ambrose Dr. Michael Austin Archie F. Baird C. W. Bamford Mr. and Mrs. James Bauer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Bevelheimer Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bick Mr. Robert K. Boland loo Boo's Cate Af2c George A. Borst Mr. and Mrs. John A. Borst, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brill Miss Clare Brown Burns Dept. Store Mr. Thomas Butler Central Catholic High School Freshman I Freshman 2 Freshman 3 Freshman 4 Freshman 5 Sophomore I Sophomore 2 Sophomore 3 Sophomore 4 Sophomore 5 Sophomore 6 Junior 'l Junior 2 Junior 3 Junior 4 Senior l Senior 2 Senior 3 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Choinowslni Dr. Nicholas J. Christ Samuel Cohen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cooney Dr. Paul Craig Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Crawford Croll and Keck Crystal Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Carmen DeAngelis Dr. Glenn Deibert Miss Catharine Dell Mr. James F. Delp Mrs. William Derby Dr. and Mrs. George P. DesJardins Joe Dettore's Grocery Didyoung Real Estate and Insurance Agency Dietrich's Floor Covering Double Cola Company Mrs. Theodore W. Eastland Edword's Formal Wear Eighteenth Ward Food Center Rudolph I. Elbert Mr. and Mrs. George Ermentrout Essick and Barr Mario Fabiani Mr. and Mrs. H. J. FetterhofT Mr. and Mrs. T. Clair Flemming Mrs. Eva Frantz A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. Stanley Galczynski E. F. Gollman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ganster Mr. and Mrs. John Garito Paul T. Gotta Mrs. Erma Geyer Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gibney Miss Esther Gieringer Dr. and Mrs. Glick Mrs. P. F. Glynn Edward Gozowski Mr. James Graetf Mr. Vincent Grant Dr. L. T. Greene Winnie Hallman Miss Marie A. Hannahoe Mr. Ward Hayes Heck's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heere Helen's Luncheonette William G. Hintz, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hofmann Walter Hoinowski Holy Guardian Angels Dart Team Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hottenstein Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Mr. and Mrs. William Hracho Mr. ond Mrs. Irvin F. Impink Leona C. lmpink Mr. and Mrs. John Joblonski Mr. Robert Jepsen Miss Eleanore Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karabinos Kaufmann's Furniture Mr. Keene Mrs. Charles Keiser Dr. Eli J. Keller Mr. B. M. Kelly Keystone Badge Co. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Killinger Roy Klein, Signs Mr. William Knauer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kapicki Miss Linda E. Krauss Kurtz House Kutztown Publishing Co., Inc. L. A. A. O. H. Division 6 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lochina Ladies Auxiliary, K. of C. Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Leonard I.api Joseph J. LaRoche Charles Leitham Richard C. Lesher leVan Francis J. Lis Penn Cigar Sales Penn Electric Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pettit Pomero Inc. Dr. anal! Mrs. Carl B. Post Price Battery Works Mr. and Mrs. James J. Purcell Reading C. Y. 0. RDG-Reading Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Whitner Rick Mr. and Mrs. Michael Romanic Saint Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing Sodality of St. Paul's R. C. Church Mr. George Salinger Mrs. Julia F. Salinger John C. Sauer Joseph Schaaf Mr. and Mrs. Roland Schilling George H. Schindlbecll Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seaman Seiders Dental Laboratory Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shunk Mr. and Mrs. M. Earl Smith Mr. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Soderlund Souders Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Steingraber, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Styer Subway Luncheonette Thomas P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Swlenckowski Teamsters Textile Chemical Co. W. Donald Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner Mrs. William B. Ullrich Mr. Joseph. Vo el John D. Wendgl Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wentling Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeland C. K. Whitner Co. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Wri ht Mr. and Mrs. James B. Yahner Yellow, Central, and Peerless Cab Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Young Mr. and Mrs. George Romanic Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Roskowski Phillip Rowe Samuel Rudolph and Sons, Inc. Saint Gabriel's Lodge Mr. Joseph Sakiewicz Mr. Richard Salinger Robert Salinger Mr. Charles Sassaman Miss Ann Schaat Miss Dorothy Schaat Mrs. J. Schaaf Miss Marcella Schaaf Mrs. Mary Schaaf Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Scherer Morton Schonberger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sedlack Peter Lysczek Dr. Monuszak Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Marrella John C. Martin Helen Mazurkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCann Mr. and Mrs. Myles McDonald Mrs. Thomas McDonnel Miss Rose McGlade Jack and Mary Ellen McGoey Mr. and Mrs. W. Ra mond McGonigle Mr. and Mrs. F. Charles McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McWilliams Dr. and Mrs. Charles Meter Mr. and Mrs. John Mierzyewski Miss Dorothy Milco Joseph H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Perrine Milligan Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Mogilski Mr. and Mrs. John R. Morris Mt. Penn Diner J. C. Mumma Anthony G. Neidert Harry O'NeiI Nick's Market S. J. O'Brien Dr. G. E. Paskopoulos Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Pearah PeilTer's Store Penn Distributing Co. Joseph J. Perrotto Refrigeration Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perrotto Samuel Perrotto and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Podlasek Eileen Poster Mr. and Mrs. John Poster William F. Price, Jr. Mrs. Ann Quinlan Reading Dairy Reading Hosier Outlets Drs. Reber andy Scornovacchi Samuel Richards and Son Mrs. John Rick 'l'I6 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seiders Shillington Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sieber Dr. Sirak Slovak Catholic Sokols Slovak Home Assn. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Dulcine Sobczak Mr . and Mrs. T. Sobcxak Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sockel mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sockel r . and Mrs. John F. Spike's Dixie Cup W. Spangler St. Margaret's Mother Club St. Paul's Holy Name Society Laurence E. Stangier StanIey's Tavern Mr. and Mrs. George Stefanik Dr. Stelmach John B. Stevens Dr. E. J. Stoebenau Sunshine Brewing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tate Mr. and Mrs. H. Donald Trout Mr. and Mrs. William B. Tucker Turner and Bower's Esso Servicenter Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ullrich United Gas Improvement Co. Vicory's Men's Shop Charles T. Wagner Mr. dnd Mrs. Raymond Weber Mrs. Charles Weiss Mr. George Westerfelhaus Windsor Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Wisniewski Eugene Woiciechowski Mrs. Jacob Wolan F. W. Woolwarth Co. Miss Anna Wummer Dr. F. D. Yeager A. Y. Yocum Mrs. Annex Yncum orge 's p onces Mrs. ldna glellnski Rev. Edward W. McElduff Rev. Paul A. Mihal Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Adams Adamstown Dist. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert Anthony's Dry Cleaning George Apso ardu Mr. and Mrs. William Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Aschenbrenner, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ash Marie Auchter Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker Dr. and Mrs. Harry Barrer Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bauer Mrs. Henry Beard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beisswanger Belton Hearing Aid Co. O. H. Bennett Co. Benson Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. George Bettler Mr. and Mrs. Carl Billinger Bloom Bridal Shop Mr. and Mrs. John Blum Joe Bocian John V. Boland, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bonk W. B. Boyer, Inc. Mrs. Edjgar Bright Mr. an Mrs. Paul Britz Dr. David Brooks Jacob Buch and Sons Mr. Thomas A. Buchas Miss Alice Bucks Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bukowski Mr. and Mrs. George Burkart Dr. William Bush Mr. Daniel Cagiano Calvaresi's Food Markets Camilleri Italian Bakery Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Capozello, Jr. Capozello Paper Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casani Anna Cassidy Cavallucci's Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cavallucci Charlie's Esso Center Charmer's Corner Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Cieniewicz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ciesielski Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cox Cramp Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daly Santo G. Damiano Deb-Ro Kiddie Shop DeCarlo Meat Market Deisher's Jeweler's Joseph Deliacomo Mr. and Mrs. James D. Delp Mr. and Mrs. William Dengler Bob Deppen Co. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Detri R. S. Detweler Mr. and Mrs. John T. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DiFuIvio Anne Diller Mrs. Marie Dolwig Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dombrowski Adam D. Dries A. B. Ebersole Eddie's Luncheonette J. C. Ehrlich Ca., Exterminators Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Eisenbise Elizabeth Abeln Mr. and Mrs. H. Joseph Abeln Miss Judith Abeln Paul Abeln Mr. Frank Acker Mrs. Frank Acker Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Adam Miss Marion Adam Mr. and Mrs. William Adam Adams Dry Cleaners Dan Addesso Shoe Service Althea Addis Beauty Shop Mr. Howard Ahrens Anthony Albert Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Albert Mrs. A. Albrecht Mrs. R. M. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alfiero Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Mr. Domonic Ambrose Mrs. Louise Amedeo American Shoe Rebuilding John R. Amos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anderko Mrs. Beniamin Anderson Miss Janice Anderson Joseph Andreiewski Annette Andresen Stephan Androwicz Mr. ani! Mrs. Louis Angelisanti Mr. Jerry Anne Faye Arion Alan Armao Mr. and Mrs. John Asay Mr. and Mrs. George Aschenbrenner Daniel Asreto Mr. and Mrs. George Auchter, Jr. SPONSORS Theresa Enzman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Essick Esther's Luncheonette H. W. Fair Texaco Station Mrs. Loretta Faller Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Y. Feger Jacob Feist Mr. and Mrs. William Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. F. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fontana Mrs. Mary Fornino Mary Jane Fosnocht Mrs. Helen Fox Miss Nora Frangellini Frank The Florist A Friend A Friend A Friend Fritz Moving Co. Mary Ganster F. J. Ganter Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gattone Dr. L. A. Gehris George and Gracy's Cup George's Food Market Gilbert Tobacco Co. Giles the Florist Mr. ancl Mrs. T. J. Glembocki A. W. Golden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Golenbieski Stephen Gombar Fred Gramcko Gronger's Food Market Miss Sharin Gromis Lloyde Grenttan Stanley Guzowski Mr. George Halowel Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harbold Heere Brothers Mrs. William A. Heizmann Mr. and Mrs. George G. Henry Mildred Hertzog Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hettinger Heydt's Market Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hiester Miss Brenda Hi h Mrs. Harry Hig?t Highlight Cleaners Hollywood Film Service Mr. and Mrs. John Hospidar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hracho Mrs. Pearl Hull Bruce E. Hunsberger Hyde Park Bedding and Manufacturers Mr. and Mrs. Vincent James Mr. and Mrs. Carl Janiszewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janowski Jenny's Beautl Shop Jimmie's Mar et Joe's Tailor Shop Dr. A. T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Jones Joseph's Mrs. Marie Kane Ellen M. Katona Jerry Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. William Keltz Mr. Harry Keough Keystone Beer Distributors Mr. and Mrs. Gus Klevenhagen Kline's Drug Store PATR Mr. Bri ht Aulenbach Dr. Micsltael Austin Elizabeth Babb Mrs. Stella Babb Mr. Frank Babczak Dr. Aaron G. Babitt Babs Shoppe Earl V. Baer Harvey Balsbough Mr. and Mrs. William Banis Mary S. Banks Mr. and Mrs. George Barber Joseph Barbon Mrs. Harry Bard Mr. M. Barnett Mrs. Fred Bartholomew Mrs. Steffy Barwinski Jonathan P. Batderf Miss Anne Marie Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bauer Winifred Bauer Rose Bauscher Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bausman Bea's Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beacham Mabel Bean Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bean Beane's Potato Chips Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Beane Joyce Beard Mr. Ralph Bearstler Janice Bechtel Mrs. Marian Bechtel Neale Bechtel Dorothy Bednorczyk Mrs. Edgar Behney Mrs. Elizabeth Benedict Mr. and Mrs. John Kolson Dr. M. H. Lauria Mrs. Charles Leibrock Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leier Miss Pot Leitham Walter Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. Alois Lindinger Lobel's Youth Center Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Loeper Mr. John Lynch Mr. and Mrs. John Madara Mr. and Mrs. John J. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maier Martin's Dress Shop Mrs. John Martin Mrs. Howard Mayer Frank Mazurkiewicz Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Mazza McCrory's 5 and 10 McKeIlen's Ice Skating Studio Joseph McLaughlin Mel and Bud's Gulf Station Melody Bar Merit Bakery Mr. and Mrs. John Meshinsky Messina Coal and Fuel Mickey's Shoe Repair Shop Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mikolaiczak Miller's Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Miserarage Mr. and Mrs. John Morawski Mrs. Charles R. Muhlenberg Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. A. Nicholas G Family Nueblin 's lnc. Mr. ant? Mrs. C. J. O'Brien O'Brien's Delivery Service Orth Music House Dr. J. M. Oswald Painter's Pharmacy Mrs. Eva Pazik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pazik J. N. Pehrson Ranch Pennside Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Pentz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peplowski Perrotto's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Philip Perrotti Mr. J. LeRoy Pfeifer Mrs. Mary Pfeifer Mr. and Mrs. William Pfrommer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Piontek Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Plank Robert E. Plunkett Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Potteiger Mr. and Mrs. George C. Prendergast James Quartieri William Reinert Riverside Distributing Co. Mrs. William Roantree Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rocella Rodger's Drug Store Rosary Shoppe Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rothermel Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Roxana Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Speece Mrs. Mary Spreitzer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stacherski Starlight Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stefanik Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stefanik Stichler and Co., Inc. DNS Mr. Joseph Benedict Ralph Bengamin Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bennethum Mrs. William Bennethum R. W. Benson Jeweler Miss Rae M. Bentz George W. Benz Mr. and Mrs. James Berger Mr. and Mrs. Norman Berger Dr. Daniel Bertolet Barbara Bettler Edward Bettler Mr. Fred Biacone Miss Lydia Biagianti Angela Bialas Nancy Biancone Mrs. Ethel Bickel Ralph Bieber Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bielski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bielski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bigos Miss Irene M. Billmon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bilski Helen Biscanti Miss Theresa Blaszczynski Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blekieki Arthur Bloom Valentine Blum Mrs. Mary Boas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bocchino Mrs. Stella Bocian Mr. Frank Bodek, Jr. Mrs. Mary Badek Miss Marion Body Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boginsky Mr. William Bohn Stoudt's Grocery and Variety Store Dr. Strause Mr. Stump Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Styer Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swavely Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Swoyer Tersuhow's Texter's Men Shop J. E. Tobacco Co. Tony and Ed's Confectionery Mr. Richard Trexler Miss Ann Marie Troilo Francis Turner Dr. Samuel Turrisi Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Tyl Mrs. Gertrude Unger Mr. and Mrs. F. Uppermon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbanik H. D. Wamshaw Pete Weaver's Esso Service Mr. and Mrs. William Weinhold Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Wenger Amelia Wewer Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Wewer Ruth Hardware Miss Stella Rzeszutek Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rzonsa Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Sakiewicz Mrs. Samolevicz Robert E. Sauer W. J. Schaffer G. J. Schindlbeck Mr. L. L. Schleicher Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Schmidtbauer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Schnepf Schofer's Bakery Inc. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Schwonk A. and F. Screpesi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Screpesi Dr. Robert Scribner Mrs. Catherine Seiders Miss Mae Seiders Dr. C. J. Shemanski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shurilla Sixth and Bingaman Hotel Eli Skaist, Realtor Mr. and Mrs. Earle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith O. P. Smith Society Cleaners David Soderlund Sonny's Sandwich Shop Spaddy Service Station Special Dry Cleaner Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiczalkowski Dr. and Mrs. J. Williams Mr. Stanley Woiciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wolicki Dr. John A. Woynarowski Mrs. Thomas Wright Mr. and Mrs. Harald Yetzer Mrs. Louise Yonkovitch Anna M. Zawidski H. M. Zeidman, M.D. Zeswitz Music and Appliances Miss Charlotte Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Zimmerly Mr. and Mrs. Clem Ziolkowski Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kieter Zipf, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Zuchowskn, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Zuwiala Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Zuwiala Mr. Thomas N. Boland Mrs. Thomas N. Boland John Bolig Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bonbinski Mrs. Veronica Bonk Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Borelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Borelli Miss Rose Anne Borelli Mr. Samuel Borelli Mr. and Mrs. James Born Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borrelli Samuel Barry Charles Borst, Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Borst Mary A. Borst Mr. and Mrs. Teresa Borst Paul Borst Edward Borzacchini Joyce Botzum F. 8- C. Boulanger Patricia Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bradley Lillian M. Brady Brakelman's Jewelry Fred Braun Lee and Tim Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Braun Breece T. Robert Brennan Arland Brenner Byron Bricker Bright Sign and Service lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bright Paul C. Brogley William C. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruderak Charlotte Bryniarski James J. Brass Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Burkhart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryniarski Arthur Buchan William Buckley Joseph Bugay Bukowski Jose h Bukowski Jr. P i Felix W. Bulchie Stanley Bunk LeRoy Burkhart Anthony Buse' Mrs. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Buser Andrew Bush Edgar C. Bush Dr. Butler Peggy Butzer Ruth Calm Mrs. Catherine Calpin Joseph M. Cammarano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell Anthony Carabello Beniamin Carabello JoAnn Carabello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corelli Mr. John Carl Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Gus Carlini Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caron Brian M. Carr Edward E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cossel Eva Cassidy Mr. Paul Cotaldo Mr. and Mrs. Camilla Cavallucci Beatrice Cellucci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chafle Byron E. Chalfant C orlie's Esso Luke F. Chelius Mrs. Helen Chelius Miss Mary Ellen Chelius Paul Chelstowski Mrs. Monica Cheronich Peter Chiarelli Jane Chrismer Louise Chrulli William A. Ciabattoni Emidio Cianci Barbara Cionciosi Mr. and Mrs. James Cianciosi Ricky Cianciosi Mrs. Rose Cianciosi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciatto Eugene Cichowicz Miss Frances Cichowicz Mrs. Helen Cieniewicz Joseph and Conrad Ciesielski Joseph Cinesi Mr. and Mrs. Cirulli Ann DelCollo Catherine Dell Richard DeLong Red Delp Mr. Robert P. Delp Mr. John Deluma Mr. and Mrs. John A. DeLuma Joseph DeLuma Miss Bettie Demmers John R. Dengler Mr. and Mrs. Michael DePaul Miss Patricia DePaul Helen Derby LeRoy A. Derr Miss Nancy Derr Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dersch Mim DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeSantis Miss Mario De'Santo Miss Judith Anne Detterline Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Detterline Mr. and Mrs. Carl Devlin PATRONS Maureen Finan Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Finn Joseph Fioravanti First Chance Ira O. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Cafe P. Kenneth Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald Miss Arlette Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Chi Chi Mr. and Mrs. Anna Florcza Flamm Hubert Flannery Kenneth Fleischmann Flemming kJames Flemming Lottie l'lorczak Suzanne Floto Gail and Tony Flubacher Hyman Fogelman Miss Alice M. Foley Pat Fordyce Four Diamonds Orchestra Sandra Franchi Mr. Martin E. Devlin Mrs. Anna Deyo Mr. and Mrs. Mr. John Did Ben Didyoung young Joseph Diguardi, Tailor Miss Mary E Frank Distasi llen Dinatelli o Mr. and Mrs. Distelhorst Joseph Dobroski Mrs. Elizabeth Dolan Joseph Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson Helene Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dooley Claudia l. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dragon Anne Drexel Miss Barbara Drexler Mary Drexler Mr. and Mrs. Drexler Dual Cleaners Paul Duda Pete Dugan Mr. Spencer T. Dunkel Dunkelberger's Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dunn Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dusco Judy Dutton Patt Dutton Y Mr. and Mrs. John Dvorak Mr. and Mrs. John Dykty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dylewski Theresa Eagen Robert Eberh art, USMC Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eck Mr. Francis Cittadini, Jr. Miss Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Miss Barbara Mary Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Clark Melvin Clay Ann Cleary Carl Clump Mr. George J. Clump Jean Cohen Mrs. Leonard Alice Collins Mr. and Mrs. Coleman, Jr. James Collins Joan M. Eckert Edna's Luncheonette Miss Judith Eisenhuth Mrs. Pauline Eisenhuth George E. Elbert Mrs. John Eline Miss Harriet Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Elzer Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Emmons Robert H. Emmons Elizabeth Emore Mr. Joseph Collins Mrs. Anna Conrad Frank M. Cook, Jr. Miss Margaret Cooney Mrs. Robert Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Corley Mary Ann Correll Miss Helen Cossack Miss Patricia Cossack Mrs. Edward Costello Mr. Francis Costello E. J. Costello Mr. John Costello Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cotolese Mr. Albert Coulon Bobby Cox Frank H. Cox Mrs. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Crisafulli Paul Cronan Mr. and Mis. Vincent Cronan Dominic Crupi Peter Cucinotta, Jr. Ross Cummings Mrs. Josephine Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Earl Custo John Cxarnecki D-R Engineering Mrs. Edward Dachowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Da-Damio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DoDamio E. J. Daley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly Carl D'Amico Sandy D'Amorie Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Dangelo Arthur Daniel Mrs. Lydia Danner Mr. and Mrs. Max Donner Ann Davidson Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deeter Allen Degler Donald Deissler Mrs. Helen Deissler John R. Deissler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Endter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle Mr. and Mrs. Charles Englehart Miss Epler Erb's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. William Erb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernesto Mr. Jake Ertel Leo Ertel .Miss Barbara Esser Miss Dorothy Essig Mr. Bryan Esterly Mr. and Mrs. Frank Evanno Mrs. George Evans Sallie Evans Mr. and Mrs. John Everline Thomas Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fabian Cathy Faller Mr. and Mrs. George J. Faller Karl and Joel Faller Mr. Samuel Faranda Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Farina Mrs. Farrell Ann Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Faust Theodore W. Theodore W. Tom Faust M. W. Fehr Mr. George Richard Farrell Bruce Faust Faust, Jr. Faust, Sr. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felix Helen Fenyus Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Ferrara Mr. Wm. Fichthorn Mrs. Wm. Fichthorn Harold S. Fick Fidelity Interstate Life lnsurance Co. Fred Fidler Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Field Maureen Fier YO Fifth Street Pastry Shop Fifty-Fifty Mr. and Mrs. J. Filipek Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Franckowiak Julia Franey Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frank John Frank Mrs. Marie Frank Mr. and Mrs. Ro Frank Mr. and Mrs. Allied Frederick Mrs. J. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frederick Joseph J. Frederick Mary Ann Freeburn Edward Freed, Jr. Mildred Freeman Dr. Sylvester Freeman Howard Frees Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Freymoyer A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A. D. Fritz Mrs. H. Leroy Fritz Lester Fuoti Stanley Furdyno AI Furst Mrs. Frances Gaiewski Mr. Adam Galczynski Mrs. Catherine Galczynski Mrs. Helen Galczynski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Galczynski Mr. Francis Gallagher Mrs. Francis Gallagher Mrs. Joseph P. Gallagher Joseph Patrick Gallagher Edward Gonster Leo Gonster Adam J. Ganter Miss Betty Ann Ganter Cathrine Ganter Mr. and Mrs. James Ganter Miss Mary H. Ganter Mr. Raymond Ganter Richard Ganter Mrs. Edward Gantert Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gantert Jean Gantert Mary Ellen Gantert Mr. Robert Gantert Betty Garito Mr. and Mrs. Garszczynski Mrs. Gates' Candies Carol Gatski Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gatski Gregory D. Gattane Richard Gattone Mrs. Justin Gaumann Gawrys Food Store Christine Gdowik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geirot Mrs. C. W. Gelatt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gensemer Betty Geoltz Mrs. Agnes Gerhart Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Giardiello John Gierschick Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gilbert Mr. John Gilbert Mrs. John Gilbert Miss Natalie Gilbert Mrs. Evelyn Gillmore Frank Gilyard Joanna Giniewski Mary Giniewski Catherine Ginther Mr. and Mrs. William Ginther Miss Claudine Giorgi Margaret Giovanelli Girls' Basketball Team Miss Jean Glaser Mr. and Mrs. John Glaser Mr. Joseph Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glassmire Miss Claire Glembocki The Glen Shoppe Bill Glutz Mrs. Cora Gluziwitz Helene Gnapp Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Godek Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter Godek Mr. Galdberger Miss Sally Golembeski Mrs. Mary Golembiewska Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Golembiewski Mr. and Mrs. Leon Golembiewski Mrs. Mary Golembiewski I Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Golenblewski Edward Gomosky Miss Barbara Goncher Joan Goncher Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Good Mrs. Goodhart Greta Goodhart Goadheart's Grocery Jerry W. Gorman Dr. Leo R. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gormley Gougler's Grocery Mr. ond Mrs. Richard Grant Mr. and Mrs. John Gresh Mr. Stephen Greytok L. R. Griffith William Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grillo Mr. Kenny Grimm Elizabeth M. Gring Linda Gring Mrs. James A. Griscoll Anna May Gross Mrs. Calvin Gross Miss Jeanette Gross Mary Ann Gross Regina Gross Mr. Edward Grosser Mr. and Mrs. Roland Grosser Phyllis Gruber Bernice Grycon Mr. William Grycon Mrs. William Grycon Charles Guenther Dr. Robert Guest Mrs. Agnes Gula Charles Ganter Gumbo Bernadine Guthier William Guthier - . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guzielewski Mr. Walter Guzowski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guzowski Miss Tooky Guzzetti Mr. Josep Gyornber Mrs. Joseph A. Gyomber Francis Haage Doris Haas Roberta Haege Mr. Ha gerty Mr. ang Mrs. William Hagmayer Mr. and Mrs. John Hain Halbeisen Mrs. Charles Halbeisen Hen Halbeisen Mrs. Roy Hall Henry Hammel Mr. Walter E. Hangen John Hanley, Esq. Bart B. Hannahoe Mary Hannahoe Mariebette Hanson Mrs. Paul Harbach Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horner Harrell's Mr. and Mrs. William Harrer John Hartgen Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Hartman Mrs. Laura Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hasler Mr. and Mrs. Hassenbein Mrs. Alma Hatfield Mr. Anthony Haubrich Mrs. T. E. Heard Heather Shop Stella Heckman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heere Mrs. Conrad Hefter Theresa Hehn Heilman's Candy and Gilt Shop Mrs. John Heilman Paul P. Heim Jane Heine Mr. and Mrs. Philir Heine Mr. and Mrs. Car Helbig Virginia Hellenthal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hemko J. Victor Henkel, P.D. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hennessey Mr. Ambrose S. Henry Jo Ann Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry Rose Henry Wess Henry Mr. William J. Henry, Sr. Helen Hensel Dr. Hertzog Marsha Hertzog Mrs. Glenna Hiester Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hiester Mrs. Helena Higgihs Miss Tina High Miss Marcella Hill Hill Top Turkey Farm and Mrs. Bord Hillbish Hof-Brau Mr. and Mrs. John Holland Mr. and Mrs. Kieran Holland Bilette J. Hollenshead ' George Holsclaw Warren Holtzmon Mrs. Joseph Holzapfel Rosemarie Holzapfel Mr. The Dr. James Holzman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoshauser Howe's Tavern Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyer Mrs. George Hoyer Gerard J. Hoyer Glen Huber Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Huber and Mrs. James Huck James Hudson George A. Huh Hummel Brothers Mrs. H. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huyett Mrs. Francis Hydock Mr. John Hydock Mrs. Joseph Hydock Mrs. Peter Hydock Mr. and Mrs. Raymond lbach Dr. and Mrs. Irving lmber Mr. and Mrs. Luke lmpink Mr. and Mrs. Richard Impink Tom Impink Frank P. lnnis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jablonski Mrs. Eva Jablanski Mr. Joseph Jablonski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jablonski Pikes Jablonski Timothy W. Jablonski Jack's Auto Service Edward A. Jacobs Edward Jagelski Mr. and Mrs. S. Janikowski Bertolet Janiszewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janiszewski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jarosynski Mr. and Mrs. Jarozyewski Jerry's Dance Land Jet Letter Shop Jo Ann's Suzanne Johnson Josephine's Ladies' and Children's Josie's Luncheonette Mr. Just Kaiser4WiIlys Kalabach Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kane, Jr. Mrs. Marie Kane Mr. Raymond B. Kane Gilbert J. Kanter Cecelia Karabinos Elmer Karabinos Gerald Karabinos John Karabinos Mrs. Julia Karabinos Mr. Stephen Karabinos Marie Karish Mrs. Raymond A. Kose John Peter Katona Mr. and Mrs. Frank Katrinok Mr. Raymond Katzenmoyer Rita Katzenmoyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Katzenmoyer C. W. Kauttman Mr. Harry F. Kaufman Mrs. Sadie Kaufman Miss Betty Kawecki Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kazmierczak Mr. and Mrs. S. Kazmierczak Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney Mrs. John Keim Kelchner Cleaners William Keller Bill Kelly Mary Louise Kelly Mrs. Packer Kelly Rose Mary Kelly Miss Theresa Keltz Mr. Thomas Keltz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keltz Mr. Thomas Kennedy Kenny's Barber Shop Cliliord F. Kent, D.D.S. Miss Dorothy Kerber Mrs. Helen Kerber Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerber Mr. and Mrs. S. Kerber Mr. Robert S. Kerchner Rose Ketzel Keystone Candy Co. Michael Kilyk Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kirby Maureen Kirn Mrs. Mary Kissinger Miss Miriam Kissinger Paul Kissinger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klein Richard C. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Richard Klein Mrs. Sarah Klein Mr. James H. Klemmer Patricia Klick Klimko's Grocery Store John Klimko Floyd Kline Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kline Lester A. Kner Byron Knight Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Knight, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Mr. . Paul U. Koch Mr. and Mrs. John Knoekl C. Frank Koch Francis Kock Miss Jaan Kogut Shop Mr. Mr. PATRONS Robert Kogut and Mrs. Charles Kohler JoAnne Kollar Donald D. Koller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolson Felicia Kompa Mr. and Mrs. John V. Kompa Miss Stella C. Kompa John A. Konczewski Mrs. Koons Miss Bertha M. Koons Margaret Koons Mary C. Kopala Mr. Felix Kopfer Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kopfer Mr. Freddie Koprowski Janice Koprowski Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Koprowski Mr. and Mrs. Leon Koreiwo Mr. Jack Kormanski Mrs. Verna Kormonski Mr. and Mrs. John Kostival Mr. Paul Kostival Mr. William Kostival John Kostzewa Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kowalski Mr. Anthony Kralis Mr. Raymond Krashinski Mr. Adam Kratochwill Buddy Kreider C. E. Krichter Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Krol A. M. Krug Mr. Albert Kruszewski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kruszewski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruszewski Mr. Louis Krzyzanowski Mrs. Edward Kubacki David Kudlick Mr. Joseph Kulaga Sophie Kulaga Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kulak Miss Patsy Kulp Mr. Martin Kunze Frank Kush Celeste Kushmore Mr. Bernard Kusior Mr. and Mrs. Kusior Miss Ann Lachina Miss Connie Lachina Mrs. Jennie Lando Mr. T. A. Larkin Louis Laroche Joe lavish Catherine Lawlor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lawlor Victor C. Lawria Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Lee Mrs. Loretta Leh Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leiby Dr. Harvey Leinbach Katherine E. Leins George E. leisey Albert Lellig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lenich Mr. and Mrs. John Leonard Irma Leone Patsy Lepero Joyce Lerch Joseph lesagonicz Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lesher Donald Lesher Miss Jacqueline Lesher Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lesher Joyce Leszczynski Anne Leukus Mr. and Mrs. George LeVan Mr. and Mrs. Roy Levan Mr. and Mrs. F. Levandowski Dawn Lewars Carl Lieber Mrs. Nathan Liever Pauline Limpus Lindgren and Manske Inc. Mr. Alois Lindinger F. O. Lippold F. O. Lippold and Sons Mr. Jim Liptak Peter Listroni Dr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Albert Laeper Mrs. Ceclia V. Laeper Elizabeth Loeper Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Laeper Gerald J. Laeper Patricia and Barbara Laeper Miss Theresa Loeper Mr. Vincent Laeper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Lombardo Mr. and Mrs. George Lonaberger Mr. Charles M. Long Kenneth Long Kathryn Longacre Longenecker's Loose's Market Merritt O. Lorah Jayne Lord Mr. John Laughlin Nancy Loughney Mr. and Mrs. Eldred E. Lowman Joe Lubas Joseph Lubas Mrs. A. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Louis luchese Christine Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ludwig 9 Miss Janet Ludwikowski Miss Elizabeth Lugg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lupacchini Barbara Lutostanski Patricia Macek Miss Paula Macsisak Mr. Walter I. Madara Barbara Magee Miss Mary Magee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maggis Mr. and Mrs. James Mahan Bernie Maieski Edward Maieski Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Malecki Miss Elizabeth Malone Kathleen Malriat Mr. and Mrs. Paul Malriat Gilbert T. Mancuso Jim Mantis Miss Joanne Manzolillo Joseph L. Marasco Marilyn Custom Shop Mr. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrella Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Marrs Mary Martell Anne Marie Martin Mrs. Eula Martin Mrs. Kathryn Martin John C. Martin Peggy Ann Martin Mabel Masal Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mast Margaret Matthes Michael Matus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matuszak Mr. L. Les Maurer Mary Hunter Mayer House Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mazurkiewicz John Mazzo Mrs. Ralph McCallicher Mr. and Mrs. James McCauley Paul McCauley Mr. and Mrs. John McClosky Robert I. McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCoy Margaret E. McCullough' Mr. Jerome McDermott Louise McDermott Mr. William A. McDevit, Sr. Mary McEvoy Mrs. John McKean Barbara McKeone McKinney Jeweler Mrs. Grace McKnig1ht Francis P. McLaug lin Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLaughlin Mr. Martin McTighe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mehosky Kathleen Meiran Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Melcher Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mench Menet's Modern Furniture Jerome Menet Mary Mensch Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meshinsky Joanne Messer Charles Meter Mr. and Mrs. Leon Michalowski Rose Miglioro Mr. and Mrs. Henry Milander Mr. and Mrs. Miller Mrs. Arthur Miller Clarence Miller Mrs. Edna Miller Mrs. Emma Miller Lora Miller Miss Minnie Miller Nelson Miller Patti Ann Miller R. G. Miller Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Miss Susan Miller Mr. Anthony R. Minachetti E. J. Mish Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mizdail Model Shoe Repair Barrie N. Moll Brion Monahan Richard Moniz B. B. Monke Kathleen Moore John J. Moran Miss Peggy Moran Mr. Edward Morawski Mr. Frank Morawski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morawski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morawski Mrs. Karl A. Morgan Kay Morrow Mr. Moyer Buzzy Moyer Florence Moyer Mr. and Mrs. George Moyer Mr. L. D. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Moyer Mrs. Henry Mull Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy Judith Murphy Ben A. Muskett The My Shop Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nabozny Nagle's Cut Rate Mr. Claude Nagle Mr. Robert L. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Chester Napiciak Mrs. Joseph Napoli Sam Napoli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Natoli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Natoli Naugles Appliance James Nawa Mary Lou Nealous Mrs. J. George Neber Frank Net? Mrs. Anno Negri Dorothy Neiman Louise Neiman Mr. Edward Nevin Charlie Newpher Mr. Frank Nicholas Nick's Cafe I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niedrowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nigrini Mr. Sebastian Ninfo Rita Noll Norman's Larry Norman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Norman Mr. and Mrs. George Norton O'Brien's Delivery ervice Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O'Brien Johnny O'Brien's Luncheonette Miss Monica O'Brien Mr. Clii Ocksrider Leo O'DeIl Wilbert O'Dell Mrs. Mervin Oelschleger Kasper Olanin Joseph Olkewicz Barbara Olszewski Mrs. Florence O'Mearo Elaine Omelko ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Nell Mr. and Mrs. John Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orlando Miss Agnes 0'Rourke Mrs. Orth I Mrs. Agnes Osip Jeanette Oulds Marian Painter Mrs. Alda Palcak Mr. and Mrs. John Palick Mr. and Mrs. S. Palkon Emrich Palladino Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Palmer Joan Panfile Paolini Bros. Nick Parenti Park's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pasirak Andy Paskos, T. V. Sales and Service Mrs. Regina C. Patten I Pattern Maker League of America Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson Paul's Fine Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Paul, Jr. Mrs. Walter Paul, Sr. Miss Mary E. Paulson Miss Helen Pauluk Maryann Pauluk Mrs. Lottie Pawlewicz Mrs. Michael Pawlewicz Mr. and Mrs. George D. Paytor Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pettley Peggy's Penn Engraving Company Patricia Pennypacker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pentz Mr. and Mrs. John Pentz Joseph S. Pentz Miss Margaret Pentz Theresa Pentz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pepe Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pepe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perrotto Mr. Michael J. Perrotto Mr. Salvatore R. Perrotto Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peters Barbara Petriccioni Mrs. Edward Pettit Mrs. Joseph B. Pfeifer Karol Pfeifer Walter Pfrommer William Ptrommer Phil's Variety Store Josephine Piano Carlo Pichini Molly Picon Pieter Store Pietrobone Bros. Pauline Pietropolo Mrs. Grace Pietrovito Mr. Bob Pinder Mrs. Helen Pinder Mr. Pete Pinder, Jr. Sandra Piotrowicz Francis G. Plank Mrs. Josephine Plank Helen Platz Miss Wanda Pleva Podlasek Groceries Mrs. Poeringer Mr. and Mrs. E. Pollick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pollick Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pompiano Miss Geraldine Pompiano Mr. Edward Poster Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poster Potteiger Food Store Mr. and Mrs. P. Powaski William G. 5 James H. Holzman Dr. and Mrs. Mark Powers Mary Ann Powers Mr. Earl Price Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Price, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prior James Purcell Judith Purcell Julia Purcell Peggi Purcell Mary Louise Putz Mr. Joseph Puwalski Mr. Richard Quimby Mr. John J. Quinn Bebe Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Willliam Raquet Stanley Raszkiewicz Mrs. Stanley Raszkiewicz Rataiczak Hardware Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rauen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rauen Mrs. John Ray Anne Rearden Red and Black Judy Reddington Peggy Reddington Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Reedy Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Reedy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reedy Robert R. Reeger Gene Reider Harold Reider Reliable Shoe Store Mr. James Renninger Michael Resch George Reuth Rexall Drugs Rhode Stamp and Coin Co. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Rhode Mr. and Mrs. M. Rhoads Roxanne Rhoads Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Ricciardi Earl Richards J. R. Richards Real Estate Roland T. Richards Jerry Rickenbach Miss Judith Riddell Anne Ritter Miss Cesarea Rivera Mrs. Anna Rohrbach Mr. and Mrs. George Rohrbach Roma luncheonette Miss Barbara Roman Rosary and Religious Medal Shop Frank L. Rose Bessie Roskowski V. James Rosliu Carolyn Ann Rosol George Ross Albert Rowland Royal Tile Dr. Rozum Razycki Furniture Shop Mrs. Florence Rudolf Mr. Warren Ruffner Mrs. Elvira Russo Mrs. Calvin Ruth Mr. James Ruth John E. Ruth Mr. and Mrs. James Rutolo Jean Rutolo Joan Rutolo Mrs. Bina M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Andy Rye Clara Sabol Joan and John Sacco Mrs. Mamie Sacco Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Sadowski Sam Satire Home Equipment Mr. Francis Sakiewicz Salons Mario Salvatore William A. Salzmann Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders Zl.A.KSand? iss ay apiega Pat Sarisky Carmelo Sassani Mrs. Harry Sauders Mrs. Leo J. Saylor Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Sebastino Scarpignato Mrs. R. Schaefier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schaetzel Mr. Claire Schell James F. Scherer '55 Barbara Schilling George Schlageter Mrs. John F. Schlegel Miss Carol Schmidt J. Alfred Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Schmidtbauer Miss Jane Schmieder Schmoyer'r. Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schnable Christine Schnee Miss louise F. Schnepf William Scharn Mr. George J. Schucker Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schuhen Peter Schulze James Schwambach Mr. Harry Schwank PATRONS Mrs. Harry Schwank Mrs. A. l. Schwartz Barbara Schweitzer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Schweitzer Miss Alice E. Scott Michael J. Screpesi Anna Kay Seaman Elizabeth Seaman Dorwin Searfoss Mr. and Mrs. John Seghetti Harry Seibert Bruce R. Seidel Helen Seidel Mrs. Mary Seidel Mrs. Thomas Seiger Mr. Philir Seisler Steve Se tinger Sue Selfinger Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sell Sellari Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant Andrew Serraino Mrs. Francis Setley R. D. Shaak Richard Shaeffer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Shannon Mrs. Francis Sharp Howard Sharply Mrs. Gertrude Sheetz Miss Jane Sheet: Patricia Shenk Milton Shefiman John Shirk Mrs. William Shirk Dorothy Sholedice Sarah Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Viola Siedel Dr. N. A. Sie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Silber Shupp gel Edward Siekierka Dr. Morton S. Silverman Pearl Silverth 07718 Stephen Simcik Mr. and Mrs. Rolland W. S Joseph Simon impson Mrs. Mary Sittler Dorothy Six Mary Frances Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sklme, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ann Skr Skarbonkiewicz Samuel Skean JEdward Skiba r. L. Skoraszewski ocki Walter M. Skrocki Mrs. Mary Slabik Dorothy Sla ikas Noela Sla ik p as Mrs. Slegelmilch Dennis Slimm EY Lester Smedly Mrs. Geraldine L. Smith Mary Smolen Pearl Smolnik Harvey Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Snyder J. Michael Sockel Joseph R. Sackel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sockel Paul J. Sockel ockel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sockerwitz David Soderlund Michael Solaka Mrs. Mary E. Solecki Mr. Stanley Solecki Don Solinger Ernest P. Solomon Mr. Andrew J. Soltis Mrs. Anna Soltis Miss Catherine Soltis Mr. Paul Soltis Mr. Adam Soltysik Sonny's Sandwich Shop Mr. and Mrs. Armando Sonsini Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Sorka Mr. Francis Sosh Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sosh Miss Janet Souders and Mrs. Mr. John F. Span C. Richard Spalm gler Mr. Paul D. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Spanier Adam J. Spatz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spina Miss Mary Spotts Mrs. Elizabeth A. Spreitzer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sroka Mrs. George Staab Miss Jeanette Stacherski Thomas Stadelmeyer Joseph Stahl Stan's Sunoco Service Standard Box Co. Stardust Luncheonette Mr. and Mrs. Francis Starrett Starry Vacuum Service Mr. and Mrs. George Stavropoulos Mrs. Dorothy Stefanik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stefley Virginia Stefty Edna Steiger Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stein Carl A. Steingraber Mr. and Mrs. J. Stengal Anne Stengel Mr. Edward I. Stern Miss Evelyn Stern Miss Mildred A. Stern Pauline Stetz Gloria Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stover Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Straka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straka Wm. F. Straka Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Strangarity Theresa Stremba Fred Strickler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strobel Dominic Strofialino, Jr. Strumba's Service Station George Strunack Anna Stubblebine Mr. Anthony Stubler Mr. Johnny Stubler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stutilet Howard J. Stupp Dr. George Sturb Mr. Sullivan Mrs. Sullivan Anna Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Meriam M. Summons Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sustello Mr. and Mrs. James Swanger Jean Swienckowski John Swienkowski Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swist Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swoboda Szpak Food Market Frank Tack Talarico's Food Store Antionia Talarica Catherine Talarica F. A. Talarica Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Talarica Rose Talarico Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tandlmayer Mrs. Frank Taylor Tees Wholesale Co. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Tester Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tester Anna Marie Thoma Thomas' Restaurant Paul Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tirclell Spergeon Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Stanley lobolski Miss Helen Tolan Josie Tomasi Bernard R. Tomasgewslci James Tonksinson Ton 's Barber Shop Bobby Toole Mrs. Adeline Travagli Mr. and Mrs. John Treichler Dolores Troila Mrs. Robert Troilo Mrs. S. Troianowski Christine Trout Mr. and Mrs. E. Trout Philip Trout Mrs. Ruth Trout Roy Troutman Tucci Radio Lucille Twardawski Bernard Uczynski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Uczynski Mr. and Mrs. Russell Uhos Miss Eleanor Uliasz Miss Harriet Uliasz Miss Jeanette Ullrich Donald Ulrich Carol Underwood Mrs. Dorothy Underwood Pete Urbaitis, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Urbaitis Mr. Andrew Urbanik Mrs. Josephine Urbis V and S Sandwich Shop Valgus Cut-Rate Van's Bakery Varsity Luncheonette Frederick Vastine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vath Miss Nancy Vath Mr. and Mrs. Gene Venzke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vernette Gil Verone Vi's Gift Shop Mario Vicari Mr. Rock A. Viccone Mr. and Mrs. Steven Vida Mrs. Daniel Villano Mr. and Mrs. John Visione Mr. and Mrs. Adam Voelker Margaret Vogel Mr. and Mrs. John Voitasek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Voitasek Rose Wabo Wagman's Variety Store Wagner Beauty Wagner Brothers, Electricians Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Ric ard Wagner Llthographed and Serviced by The Kutztown Publishing Co., Kutztown, Pa. Geraldine Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walbiesser Mrs. Earl Walborn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Waldman Miss Flora Walley Jean Waninger Mrs. Ralph Waninger Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ward Wartluft's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warunek Bud Wasser Way Beauty Shop Clara Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber C. R. Weeber Mrs. Margaret Weidenheimer Mrs. Catherine Weidner Ammon Weisner Mrs. Gertrude Weiss Mrs. Joseph Weiss Mrs. Helen Welder Welder's Keystone Store Mrs. Michael Wendell Clarence Wenrich Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Wenrich Wenrick's Drug Store Mrs. Bertha Wentzel Mr. Charles Wentzel Pat Wentzel Walter Wentzel's Garage Z. Wernieki Mr. and Mrs. C. Russell Werner Mrs. Lillie E. Werner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wert West Reading Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker White-Spot Agpliances White Star Li rary Whitey and Ginnfs Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Jac Whitlock Richard Wiczalkowski D. Samuel Wierman Florence Williams Dr. Frederick J. Williams Paul Williams' Shoes Raymond Williams Miss Irma Wilson Dr. Norman J. Winston Babe Winters Miss Mary Winters F. E. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wisner Miss Barbara A. Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wisniewski Miss Mary Wisniewski Witco Daily Market Mrs. C. Witham Mr. and Mrs. lrwin Witman Mrs. woiciechewski Mrs. Ada Wolf Kathleen Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. George WoIH Thomas P. Wollf Mrs. Earl Wolfskill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wompelski Miss Marie Wood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wounderly Mr. and Mrs. John Wrable Robert Wright Neil Wuister Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wummer Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wummer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Wummer Wyomissing Polytech T-2A Mr. and Mrs. J. Wysopal Mrs. Teresa Yandersitz Yeager's Meat Market Joyce Yike Yoder's Meat Market Carol Yoder Mr. Peter Yonavick John Yonchuk Miss Betty Young Gerald Young Gloria Young Joan Zack Mr. and Mrs. Florian Zaidowicz Miss Victoria Zampella Theodore Zatratz Mrs. George Zember Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zerkawski Zeswitz Music House Stella Zeszutek Mrs. Anna Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Zielinski Mr. Theodore Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Zigmond Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ziemba Miss Helen Ziemba Mr. and Mrs. John Ziemba Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziemba Mrs. Joseph Ziemba Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman Helen Ziolkowski Marion Ziolkowski Judy Zitter Mrs. Charlotte Zocco Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Zugner Mr. and Mrs. A. Zuwiala Mrs. Petronella Zuwiala Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zuwiala Mr. and Mrs. Zweir I. Ice Skating ' - 1 2. Science Falr X- , I - - Q 3. 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