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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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In the second year of the school's history, the size of the student body had more than tripled, soaring from seventy-five to two hundred forty-seven. Accordingly plans were formulated for an annex between the main building and the garage, which had been converted into a chemical and biological laboratory in 1940. The 1941 annex included a combination auditorium- gymnasium, locker rooms, showers, cafeteria, eight class- rooms, and library. A second section was added to con- nect the mansion with the new building in 1945. In 1954, three classrooms were erected at the east end of the school, connecting the laboratory with the rest of the school. At this printing, a new two-story faculty home, to cost approximately .15150,000, is being erected at Clymer Street and Eckert Avenue to house the Sisters of Chris- tian Charity. The convent will contain twenty-two private rooms for the Sisters. The building, ninety-five feet by thirty-two feet, will also have a chapel, community room, kitchen, dining room, service rooms, laundry, and bath- rooms. The date for completion is October 1 when the Sisters' rooms on the third floor of the high school will be converted into four classrooms to take care of additional enrollment. Takes all types . . . v 4+ iv Qi. .Aw gif V1 1 ,if Last minute review 5 jf, - ,li :U V :J 1 V U Y Y 1: , 4 ,V Al XM: fir f'7's1'mH'37'ff fswfgr f f J fi f f 1 fww ,' if yi , , f , X 2 A time for socializing r P E 7 The Most Reverend J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D., Ph.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Titular Bishop of Ruspae His Excellency The Most Reverend John F. O'Hara, C. S. C., D.D. Archbishop of Philadelphia Hundreds of thousands of Catholic High School graduates in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia gaze proudly upon the cultural surroundings in which they were educated. This system of schools, second to none, is the happy result of the interest and support of the Archbishops of Philadelphia. His Excellency, the Most Reverend john Francis O'Hara, C.S.C., D.D., present Archbishop, is personally responsible for the recent rapid expansion and development of elemen- tary and secondary education. His impressive building pro- gram is evidence of a remarkable confidence in God and 'a deep fatherly solicitude for his teen-age Hock. In this centenary year of Lourdes, we note that Our Blessed Lady is the Patron of the Archdiocese, and that, on May 23, 1952, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia was solemnly consecrated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary at the shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, Portugal, Further-the Archbishop bears on his coat of arms a silver star set against a blue pennant. The silver star, Her symbol, blue, Her favorite color. 8 The Most Reverend JOSEPH MCSHEA, D.D., Ph.D. Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia Titular Bishop of Mina The Ri ght Reverend MONSIGN OR EDWARD M. REILLY, J.c.D., LL.D. The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly, a native of Pottsville, Pennsylvania, assumes the responsibility for the complete educational system of the archdiocese. i Following his ordination in 1936, he attended the Catholic Uni- versity of America in Washington, D.C., for graduate work. In 1945, Monsignor Reilly was confronted with the duties of the Diocesan Superintendent of schools. Since that time he has proved himself a worthy successor to a line of expert archdiocesan administrators whose broad vision and attention to detail have made the Philadelphia schools the best in the world. Monsignor's tremendous interest in Catholic education, together with his gracious personality, has won for him the respect and ad- miration of administrators and students alike. 9 The Reverend JOHN j. GRAHAM, D.D. Assistant Superintendent of Schools The Reverend FREDERICK STEVENSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools W 3 5 I me is l Reverend Henry Huesman It is fitting that we have memorial days for those who died to preserve freedom from the oppression of men. It is expedient that there be a memorial for the supreme sacrihce of Christ Who died to give us freedom from the tyranny of sin. This we have in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Twenty-live years ago Father Huesman, Pastor of St. Paul Parish and Director of Central Catholic High School, felt the firm anointing thumb that sealed his hands with the power to reenact the Drama of the Redemption. Hearty congratulations, happy Silver Jubiliarian! May your loving service rise like clouds of fragrant incense to delight the Heart of God. 10 Reverend Raymond J. Leichner The Lord made to him a covenant of peace that the dignity of priesthood should be to him forever. Our heartfelt congratulations to Father Leichner who is celebrating the lifteenth anni- versary of his ordination to the priesthood. This month of May brings happy memories of his con- secration by His Eminence Dennis Cardinal Dougherty in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Philadelphia. During the past five years we have observed the dynamic energy our beloved principal exerts at his administrative duties and the deep interest he shows in the spiritual health of the students. This zealous bustling, we know, comes from an awareness of his God-given vocation and a realiza- tion that no time may 'be lost in bringing to Central Catholic the peace that results from a union of heaven and earth. 11 z , , x ,f r,f'Q.f,fg,f'L'f ,QL it N, ,fu Taking Fathers inventory are Cen- tra1's new gift shop salesmen Jerome and Andrew. Reverend Stephen Bednarik Religion Boys' Guidance Counselor Senior Class Play Reverend Joseph Dickert Religion Boys' Guidance Counselor Vocation Director Algebra Iay Vee Basketball Coach Golf Coach Reverend Robert Forst Reverend joseph Fricker Prefect of Discipline Director of Athletics Latin Reverend Father Andrew, O. S. B. Religion Reverend Francis Schulte Social Studies Forensic Union Alumni Association Religion Latin Forensic Union HILLROAD HI-LITES Knights of the Altar Reverend John G. Zolendek Orchestra Band Choral Groups Marching Units V Music Appreciation 12 Reverend Father Jerome, O. S. B. Religion Sister M. Agnita, S.C.C. English German Sister M. Alethia, S.C.C. Sister M. Albert, S.C.C. Prefect of Sisters Latin Student Association Assembly Programs National Honor Society English HILLSIDE ECHOES Sister M. Alicia, S. C. C. Science Social Studies Sister M. Carletis, S.C.C Commercial Studies Sister M. Angelita, S.C.C. English Social Studies Sister M. Carletta, S.C.C. English Sister Roselda, S.C.C., served on the Middle States Evaluating Com- Ffeffflf mittee for Susquehanna Township High School, Harrisburg, Pennsyl- Commercial Studies Ave Maria Cluh Sister M. Casimir, S.C.C. Science Home Economics Girls' Guidance Counselor vania on February 4, 5, and 6. 13 English Sister M. Christella, S.C.C. Sister M. Davidica, O.S.F. Science Science Social Studies Sister M. Edmundine, O.S.F. Matbemaiics Sister M. Jerome, S.C.C Lalin Social Studies -:i' ' 1 1 - :.: H 3352 532 E Sister M. Edna, S.C.C. ,.: i L .- gg? if? t-,' A 'Ein iaith, Q Art i ts W if S My ,gi ff: ' A 511, 'iflsiiyis f f' ' : ' f 3s1'::'vf,1'fs4,, ' 2 x ,, .. ,. , r,.. , mg: V si V--'f +2 5k22'?n5fi32'X3f' we 5 'f',-wif' wi we-rayzfeff 7'-fy N1 35 535 ew Y r it QW We A ' ' F A S1Srer M- Francerta, S-C-C- - Weis F53 -Vziif ' , i mglitlfg . , ' , , f irm E 5l'5b -,'f it rewggfffg y w Latin iw: 1- Malbematics Social Studies Sister M. John Catherine, D , , , , , , O.S.F. Destmation Millmontl Sisters Miriam and Edrnundme make tracks Science Sister joseph Marie, S.C.C. Science Pro jeclionist C lub for home. 14 Sister M. Magdelaine, S.C.C. English Social Studies Mission Club .M I Academic students E. McGlinn and H. Rocco practice typing under Sister Marianette's watchful eye during Saturday morning classes. does one feel so moved to prayer Throngs of elated students rushed through Central's portals, on the brink of an eleven day vacation extending through Easter Week. For the faculty the free days promised an enlightening, but hardly a vivacious interlude. The Central faculty members were among 12,000 Catholic educators who met in Philadelphia, for the N.C.E.A. convention, April 8-11. The theme of the meeting was The Right to Educate-The Role of Parents, Church, and State. ister Marianette, S.C.C. Commercial Studies Vocation Club Sister Mary Gerard, S.C.C. English CENTRALMA Sister M. Rosanna, S.C.C Mathematics Librarian Sister M1r1am C S B Mathematics Sister M. Rosa, S.C.C. . English Sister M. Roselda, S.C.C. L,,,i,, Spanish German Social Studies , Prefert of Studies Red Cross Club 15 l Dr. Sylvio Barra Preprofessional Dr. Edward Stoebenau Dentist . 'W ??a::i2.f.mitEzaitiiatiiztzfiti--ft.: ,- -' - ,.x. , f 1 ii iljilg i fl 2 Ei f 1 i ' 1 . ,gffZfg5t.siQil25 'f U E .f.sf.tgiitmga2agsggt sl , Q .' ,it2?:2if3iiSf:2,'i'ttlgfz,4E E ' ' if, fr?,Ji,,nf 15,5 iglltsi it s ., , ,gimp W55,,,5 fi, 5 gg :sg 5 1 ff: is tilElt ki,i1'2it'tl U Iiqmr and lr ,ft fl u:- Qfi 4 Sh fi All ,.: : fifiie' ,g1v2,1ifl 1. xt.:-, ...,,f?,:f . 1 .. ami Y I t Miss Virginia Illuzzi Mr- Joseph Schaaf Girls' Plyysical Education B01-'J Phyfifdl Edufatifw Instructor Instructor Girls' Basketball Coach BWI, Bflfkefbflll C0455 Health Health Moderator of Cheerleader: to the jbrgetting of onesef Seven new religious members met our record breaking enrollment last September. Two Benedictine priests, Father Andrew and Fath also co-workers at the Tunnel Gift Shop. We claimed Sister M. Carletta, S.C.C., too, from St. Nicholas High School, Wilkes- Barreg Sister M. Angelita, S.C.C., who returned after an absence of ten years, Sister M. Edmundine, C.S.B., whose former residence was Little Flower High School, Philadelphiag Sister John Catharine, O.S.F., from Allentown Central Catholic, and Sister M. Davidica, O.S.F., from Little Flower High School, Philadelphia. The preprofessional class welcomed Dr. Sylvio Barra as new instructor while Dr. Edward Stoebenau, Jr., succeeded his father as school dentist. Jane Schmieder, '57 graduate, t k B b ' ' ' ' oo ar ara Wisniewski s place as Father Fricker s secretary. Both Mr. Gerald Faller and family and Miss Virginia Illuzzi t-ook advantage of the extended Easter vacation to bask in the Florida sun. Three times Dr. Lucille Tucker ister much-needed germ-killing vaccine to reluctant but grateful Centralites. er Jerome, instructors in Religion, are Greene appeared on the scene to admin- s i ' e 551' ff-1 'T Mrs. Catherine Kase Miss Loretta Botzum Miss Dorothy Milco Miss Jane Schmieder NW-YE Nurse Ser' t 1 e ary Secretary 16 Mr. Clarence LeVan Mr. George Clump Custodian Cafeteria Manager and to charity 3 . l WE E , E ' t 5 ,::. . Mrs. Dorothy Carl E 'E E H' 'W Assistant Custodian Harold Wagaman Mr. Joseph Schaetzle Mr. Richard Trexler Stadium Caretaker Repairman Assistant Custodian Hearty smiles and nutritious platters greet Centralites at cafe-time. Mrs. C. Kernan, ' Mrs. F. Felix, Mrs. M. Engle, Mrs. M. Reichardt, Mrs. M. Dreibelbeis, Mrs. M. Saylor, Mrs. H. Wolf. 17 ,mu-my-..wm.wwu mum., mnw.,n-mmm WMM-my ug: mmlmmmmwmmumnmwwwwaw mnmnwwrwnmmwmm X Q i 3 2,1 g! S F Sf 3 s 2 5 r E 1 A li f gd Mya 1-qmqgwmiyifmgm-m,,yQw2sa':Mwf:wemus1WMmW.wQ.:mw,w:Mw,,,fM.w n:m,w-f,M- H, L,.,,,W,WwN W, .. . . W , ' Ifs This Way, Ojfcer . . . Installation Day, October 10, opened the door for another year of planning and figuring. The student council, under the leadership of President Thomas Twardowski, took on the cus- tomary duties of directing corridor traffic and arranging skat- ing parties, doggie roasts, and dances. Sunday, November 24, was a red letter day for twenty-six members of Central's student association. The group repre- sented Central at a gathering of 16,000 youths who attended the Pontifical Mass, which marked the climax of the sixth National Conference of Catholic Youth Week. The celebra- tion took place in Convention Hall in Philadelphia, and all received Holy Communion. This year Central has been duly accredited with a certifi- cate of membership to the National Association of Student Councils of the National Association of Secondary-School Principals. The association will send the school a copy of the 1958 Student Council Yearbook, a copy of their newest publication N. A. S. C. Highlightsf four times yearly, and two copies per month of Student Life, a thirty-two page illustrated magazine containing numerous articles of interest in all phases of school activities. Father Leichner confers badge on council member T. McGlinn M A. Katrinak was hostess for the assembly. President Thomas Twardowski leads inaugural procession. PATRICIA KOSTIVAL Vire-Preridefzf BARRY HAWK C owefp ondin g Serfelmf JUDITH LITWIN Coimcil member R. Bennethum registers E. McGIinn and G. Spoiski for a Frirlay night record dance. Rock and roll, pop tunes, polkas. You name it-he has it. Senior councilman Cesarz inserts new discs into the cafeteria Refording Secretary juke box- ROBERT MASLAR Treczrzzrer Council Members SENIORS: Cesarz, R. Bennethum, Hartgen, M. Hanna- hoe, T. MCGiinn, A. LaManna, D. Stumhofer, A. Sallett. JUNIORS: Davidheiser, W. Garvie, Krupa, F. Ruch, G. Young. 21 Photography staff, Winterhalter, G. Garcelon, and R. Dis- telhorst, assist editor A. LaManna in selecting glossies. Carrying out the duties of copy stafi' are editor M. Hannahoe and assistant T. Twardowski. Layout editor T. Rauen and staff B. Elzer, M. Ganster, and M. Finan gather ideas for faculty spread. 22 Cropping is serious business for make-up editor C. Didyoung and her assistant P. Zuwiala. Business assistant and manager L. Addesso and B Rutolo manage the yearbook drive returns. Best Seller The '58 Cenlmlmaz staff, enthusiastic over the news that Cenzfmlma '56 had won the Medalist and All Catholic awards, started to take pictures and to sketch the dummy of the '58 book in May of ,57. On photography day, October 29, two photographers speeded the picture taking, and all Centralites were glad when they were dismissed an hour early. Our trip to Villanova on October 12 for the annual meet- ing 'of high school journalists held an extra attraction when we met Notre Dame's Fighting Irish squad outside the chapel. Also, Terry gave a talk on Time and Half Time. Our editor received an appointment to the chairmanship of the yearbook section of the Columbia Press Conference in Philadelphia on February 8, but we were snowed in, and couldn't travel. However, the advisers of the yearbook and newspaper traveled to New York for the National Press Conference held March 13, 14 and 15 at Columbia University. At a party on February 11, our stall entertained the staffs of Hillriele Echoer and Sharps and Flair, the stars of Annie Get Your Gunn, and also Central's Be-teenas. Centralma artist D. Stumh-ofer suggests a new layout to sports editor F. Ruch and his assistant D. Kendig. l TERRENCE MCGLINN Editor A saint's biography, a spiritual push, and a new joke meet in the Little Echo published by editor J. Christel, typist P. Kostival, and feature writer McDermott. Round the School in Tloirljf Days Hillside Erboef, with Sister Alethia as new adviser, ran their usual rugged course to success. During the year, the paper received various awards: a first place award from the Pennsylvania School Press Association, two first class honor ratings from the National Scholastic Press Association, and an International first place award from Quill and Scroll. On October 12, the staff members attended a press con- ference at Villanova. Margaret Martin, co-editor of Hillrfde Efboer, spoke on the topic justified Pride. Dr. Regis L. Boyle, teacher of English and Journalism at Woodrow Wilson High School, Washington, D. C., and head ofthe journalism department at Catholic University, accepted an invitation to give an informative talk at our fifth annual Publications Conference on March 22. But a 21-inch snowfall barricaded the journalists and the affair, to the chagrin of all, was cancelled. The February literary edition this year honored Our Lady of Lourdes in picture and story. The stafi' awarded two pins, one to joan Zack for her poem Pedro , and another to K. Martin for Eye Witness , a prose selection. MARGARET MARTIN AND JOHN HARTGEN Co editorf Hillfide Echoes' artist M. Grynastyl and photog- raphers P. Urbaitis and Wagner skillfully convey the news through pictures. On May 8 the Quill and Scroll Hofzomry Society accepted 16 journalists for membershipg 10 from Cefztmlma and 6 from Hillside Erhoef. Members are in the upper third of their class and have received an excellent rating in at least one field of journal- ism. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship, to advance the stan- dards of journalism, and to promote exact and dis- passionate thinking, clear and forceful writing. Exchange editors C. Belnome and M. Murray mail Public relations editor M. Brown and associate page editors P. Dengler, Davidheiser, and S. Wasickanin call I-Room home. out 916 Copies of Hjjjjjde EMM! each month- Senior M. Spahn, R. Tranovich, Yahner, and K. Soderland correct reporters A. DelCollo and E. Schultz lend a helping galley Proofs m Sfflds. hand. Typists T. Nawrocki, S. Miller, E. Latze, Raab, M. Dmo- chowski, Litwin, T. jaraczewski, and Debkowski break records to meet those terrible deadlines. 25 An attentive audience listens to contestant's dramatic delivery in Student Congress. judges Muth and Shanaman and Father Quinn count final 1 ballots for the Ninth Annual Forensic Tournament. I-aWYof John Boland congratulates P- Fox for his rendition of Clarence Darrow's famous plea on behalf of a negro Boy accused of murder. 26 Mr. Chairman, Honorable judge Orators talked their way through another successful year when . . . Sophomore Peter Fox defeated six other challengers in the Optimist International Oratorical Contest held at Atlantic City in October. The first league tournament at Atlantic City on November 8 and 9 marked Central's achievement of 28 A ratings out of a possible 30. Seniors john Christel, Tom Twardowski, Mar- garet Martin, and Maureen Finan participated. The Forensic Union acted as host for an Extemporaneous Contest on November 23. Under Father Schulte's tutoring, the Hill Road orators nabbed the highest rating of the 21 schools in competition. Peter Fox and Torn Twardowski placed first and second respectively in the annual Monsignor Wachter tournament on March 8. On March 30, orators from all over southeastern Pennsyl- vania vied with each other at the elimination contest which decided the speakers who would represent the Archdiocese of Philadelphia in the National Catholic Forensic League Finals held at Chicago, May 15 to 17. Centralites literally ran away with honors, capturing tive first places and qualify- ing eleven students in all. Forensic winners: G. Weber, Student Congress, Christel Boys' Extemporaneousg M. Martin, Girls' Extemporaneousg P Fox, Declamationg B. Hawk, Boys' Extemporaneousg T. Twar dowski, Original Oratoryg and Valentine, Student Congress proudly display trophies following Catholic League Tourna ment. MAUREEN FINAN Original Oratory Under the watchful eye of their mascot Yarby, the Staff of Sharps and Flatt, with the help of Mimi, their meandering Mimeograph Machine, faithfully edits the hottest news of the Music Department every month. Begun by Father Zolon- dek, the paper has its own J-Room which accommodates five people and one cigar fGuess whoselj in reasonable comfort. To the staff, the hours spent in this room are golden hours of fun and laughter. Band members exit in snappy fashion. Adding merriment to every scholastic event, the school band provides talented Centralites with an excellent outlet for excess energy. These students have shown their musical versatility and group dependability at pep rallies, football games, and parades throughout the year. While the echoes of the football band were still pounding in the ears of the student body, Centralites saw the formation of the Solidaires. This new group added its sweet and slick tones to assemblies and brightened public affairs with its music. Not only are these musicians the heart and life of every pep rally and student gathering, but they have added their vim and verve to the annual Christmas and Holy Name parades as well. Band captains J. Cesarz and P. Kostival and student direc- tors of the assembly band I.. Schnepf and Burkart share the responsibility of keeping their respectivecharges in order. CHRISTINE GARVIE Drum Majoreiie Precision stuff! Majorettes are on the move during football halftime. Stepping to Music Hut-two! three! four! Flags flying, the color guard marches over the turf. Ten-hut! Catherine Nawa, captain of' the color guard. Roll it! Projection Club members R. Tucker and T. Fleckenstein prepare Visual Aid Room for a showing of The Unchained Goddess. Minutes, Please! Saturday morning finds Hillrofzd Hi-lilef on the air! Father Forst, moderator, previews this week's program with D. Harrer ' and M. Martin. 30 Making props for the Ave Maria C1ub's production 'IA Tribute to Mary , are J. LaManna, A. Marko and A. Ludwig. Special interest groups formed themselves into clubs which met for business after school each week. There were all types: religious, social, service, and literary. The Vocation Club, with an all-feminine log, was interested in sending religious reapers into a field that is ripe for harvesting. The members prayed for religious vocations, and corresponded with Noviti- ates of various Religious Orders. Collecting stamps and other religious articles for needy mission centers, especially for St. joseph Abbey, Spencer, Massachusetts, kept the Mission Club busy all year round. In order to secure membership in the National Projectionists Club of America the boys of the Pro- jection Club sent to Penn State, University Park, for a charter, underwent tests on machine operation, and secured merit cards for themselves. Campaigning for new members, the Red Cross Club put on a playlet at Wyornissing High School. They were engaged in helping the underprivileged and in similar charitable works. Red Cross members M. Yuschalk, T. Klimko, J. Aiello, and J. Meridionale create Christmas favors for children confined to local hospitals. In answer to pleas of the St. joseph Abbey, Spencer Massachusetts, W. Simcik and M. Raszkiewicz stuff massive potato sacks with cancelled stamps. Members of the Vocation Club, M. Kreuzberger and C. Katarzynski, post latest available informationon religious life. The sacred moment comes when Father Jerome, as- sisted by T. Vallish, distributes Holy Communion to weekly recipients. Permeated with the Catholic philosophy of life, the edu- cational program afforded many spiritual experiences that polished our armor for battle against the materialistic forces that overrun our little world. In response to a Carry Your Rosary Always campaign, fin honor of the Centennial of the Apparition at Lourdesj one senior, one junior, four sophomore, and one freshman homeroom reached their goal-10026. Catholic Book Week brought a questionnaire on the lives of the saints. The contest was school wideg Centralites cheered from their classrooms when grand champion Judy Zitter walked away with the first prize. Weekly Mass and Holy Communion inaugurated in spring of last year continued to bear fruit. Hundreds of students availed themselves of the opportunity to receive the Sacra- ments each Wednesday. Girls purchased new white veils as a more fitting head covering for church services. Ani! with Thy Spirit Knights of the Altar j. Christel and L. Ganster vest for serv- ing the weekly Mass. Eleven boys belong to the privileged Representative G. Brenner tabulates G, Arn- club. old's Here it is in the Rosary campaign. 52 On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week Rev. Bennett Kelly, CP. conducted the annual retreat. Observing the traditional Catholic custom of the Advent Wreath ceremony, P. Post lights the final candle in his home- room. 33 To God through Mary. P. Hartgen brings flowers to the fairest. Patricia is president of the Ave Maria Club. A. LaManna and T. Twardowski congratulate Bishop john Wright of Worcester on his inspiring ad- dress at Villanova Press Conference. Villanova University's Dean of Student Activities, Father D. Girolami, O. S. A., welcomes speakers T. McGlinn and M. Martin to the annual press conference. Patricia Kostival proudly accepts the junior Citizenship Award from junior Chamber of Commerce representatives. On Business Education lndustry Day Father Leichner greets representatives from the various local industries. 34 High scorer in the annual Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow exam, C. Did- young receives the Betty Crocker award from Father Leichner. Officers of Mothers' Club hold a conference before the monthly meet ing. Seated: Mrs. T. Killinger, Second Vice President, Mrs. A. Zitter President, Mrs. C. Muhlenberg, First Vice President, Standing: Mrs D. Gitto, Treasurer, Mrs. H. Flannery, Recording Secretary, Mrs. B Morris, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. S. Schnepf, Financial Secretary H ere, There, emo' Everywhere With the ordination of the Monsignor Wachter Chapter, he National Honor Society has been incorporated into the ictivities program at Central. This growing national society :trives toward the general betterment of high school ratings. Induction of members into Central's chapter is based upon scholarship, leadership, and character. Those eligible for nembership must have completed a full semester at Central ind must have maintained a scholastic average of 85 per cent. With these characteristics as a basis for voting, the faculty suggested names of most deserving students. Executing the 'mal draft of eligible candidates was a Chapter 'Council com- nosed of the school principal and the Student Association ponsor. If at any time requirements are not maintained, membership may be suspended. This year's pledgers include 21 active members and 20 graduate members who received a Society emblem, member- hip card, and diploma seal as recognition. Oiicers will be -elected in the latter part of May. First prize winner in the Catholic Book Week Contest, J. Zitter receives Albert Nevin's Maryknoll Golden Book from Sister M. Rosanna. Other finalists were A. Santilli, H. Chomyn, L. Auchter, F. Ruch, V. Martin, and M. DiCintio. 35 my .V , axmmw., k , ,kmm,mVl,m,,,,M WXWPX 5, WQVWKW, I ,, .,,1BMMm K mw,, m ,Wynn ,WMM VVk,,k H ,k,,,i: , Jw ...,-m:,.f2-f,,.u-,- L.: ,Q fin,-m,ff ak.:-,mf-,M-fmezgwffkfwmnvwwgu.,L-wmvannum-ifAmay.swwwmwfwwwemezm:ea-mwwcgen-:fsan it 52 5 if Q E 3 if ss, x Z Qf If S fi 32 22 53, :lg sv :EE 35 'sf sw 2 W Q? S? is as 3 if in Ez! ,Ji .15 Eli X fe! 'LZ 2 4, 22 252 sg 565 ii Q52 ss? E52 :si fd! 55 55? Y si 2 52 ELI GI 0 Catholic Action at Central stems from the knowledge and love of God. It is in the Religion class, the core of the Catholic Educational system, that students learn to apply His Divine truth, justice and order to human affairs. Our four-year journey begins with a thorough study of the life of Christ. Having followed the Lord from Bethlehem to jerusalem sophomores visualize the past experiences of the Church in their coverage of Church History. Coming to the realization that not those who say, Lord, Lord, will enter into the Kingdom of Heaven, juniors re-examine the Ten Command- ments. Finally seniors learn systematic argumentative tactics in defending their faith in apologetics classes. On graduation day we assume our places in society well pre- pared because we have received a complele education, Father Bednarik explains to his religion class original methods of recording and transcribing the four Gospels 38 GLISH Pens flew across paper as Central quill-drivers scribbled ideas for the National Anthology of High School Poetry. Twenty-six future Bards of Avon had their award-winning poems printed in the Anthology's annual publication. How the Catholic Press Helps Me in My Studies was the topic of the essay contest spon- sored by the CATHOLIC PRESS ASSOCIATION. This project stimulated increased interest in Catholic publications. . A new dictionary cart and the introduction of speech records indicate progress in the vernacular for English students. Sophomore thespians entered the grease paint world with their interpretation of Shakespeare's 'iMerchant of Venice. Surrounded by volumes of reference material, T Vallish assembles his term paper on Dialeclic Materialism On Tablets of Stone With natural backdrop, R. Adams and S. Werthman re-enact Sir Lancelot. Actual equipment simplifies M. Impink's study of telephone etiquette. 39 Francois, Espanol, and Latinum! On April 19, Sister Roselda's students-Suzanne johnson, Sandra Franchi, and Madeline Essig-traveled to Temple University to compete in a written and oral Spanish contest. Arlene Sablovvski and Joan Feinour com- peted in a similar French tournament, April 26. Both examinations were held in cooperation with the Department of Foreign Languages of Temple University. The Azzxilizzm Laiimzm contest was held in March. Students achieving a 90 per cent average received certificates. French thespians, under the direction of Sister Carletta, entertained the student body with a Nativ- ity operetta on December 12. Erika Schulze and Sue Horrigan played lead roles. Flying in on silver-foiled hangers, celestial P. Zuwi- ala and B. Elzer guard the weary twosome K. Braun and H. Schlosser in a revival of the German classic Ham and Grelel. NGUAGE Disciple of DeSause, B. Smith uses the audio way to study the pronunciation of the French Master judge Warren Hess welcomes senior problems of democracy students to court room session of trial involving a lawsuit over a car-truck hi hwa accident. In the afternoon senior irls saw the Wind-u of the case which resulted 8 Y 8 P in the jury's granting the Plaintiff the largest sum ever recorded in Berks history. Windows to the World In World History class P. Karli introduces freshmen to the conquests of Julius Caesar. Cookies! Of all corners in the Abraham Lincoln Hotel L Nave finds the kitchen most tempting. Other tourists inter- ested in the activities of the cuisine are A. Evanno, P. Macek M. Gmeiner, R. Kerber, and P. O'Brien. Carefully observing the details of Burkart's drawing, G piece elbow. the human ear, M. Cooney and L. Vander- II. Wagner adds a touch of red to the Art Room s tie study plaster of Paris molds. Christmas mural. ,, I Meiran learns how to complete the construction of his flve- OME ECU OMICS Digging deep to uncover the secrets of successful home making, the Home Economics Department took in various lectures and films, and went on tours. The Metropolitan Edison Company was particu- larly cooperative in helping the students to find more effective ways of making life more liveable. Miss Patricia Shimer, a representative of MECO, gave a demon- stration on Plug-in'Cooking, and offered a prescription to make the modern kitchen more colorful and completely convenient. She also gave suggestions on good lighting and economical buying. Catherine Didyoung, Senior 1, received the highest score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest, held December 3, and won a beautiful pin. a In the Art Department, john Kerber walked off with a new five Competition for Sunbeam! M. Murray de dollar bill for his Be Alert in Bad Weather poster which he entered Pans a moutlpwatering home ec Special' in the American Automobile Association contest. Rockwell and Crocker Checking checks with C. Belnome in sewing class Tea for two plus one! S. Preston plays is Engle. hostess to her home ec classmates. 43 ATHEMA TIC With an eye toward satisfying the growing demand for scientists, the Science Department boasts a Geiger counter, a micro-projector, and a vinyl plastic man with movable parts, useful additions acquired this year. As the scientific demand increases, so also does the number of students grow who pursue Central's science schedule. 'A new arrival on the academic curricula, the General Science course offered a challenge to enthusiastic freshmen. The Junior Chemists' Club, under the sponsorship of the Reading Chemists' Club, met monthly to tour local indus- tries. Glidden Paints and Wyomissing Glazed Paper Indus- tries are a few of the plants visited. + Climaxing the year, 123 Centralites participated in the annual Reading-Berks Science Fair held at Albright College, April 16, 17 and 18. Reaching for the Moon Pazik ponders problem. u I 5 l 75 ii 5 2 2 Practical applications of geometry come alive on wall-paper design for B. Lustostanski. 44 Watching a Van de Graff machine generate electricity are B. Hawk, B. Hee-re, K. Braun, and M. Skarbonkiewicz. J. Carabello reaches to the heart of the subject. Homo, the Biology Departments latest addition, is a vinyl plastic model of the human torso. Fire! C. Meter registers a negative reaction to mag nesium ribbon experiment. 3 r f E! vi' , .J-gr:xg1Q'r . 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McLaughlin tackles tarial honors. a stack of income receipts. 46 EALTH Fifty-four senior girls, anticipating professional careers, took advantage of the opportunity to acquire a basic medical knowledge through Central's pre- professional course. These classes, held twice weekly on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, are restricted to highest average students and cover most of the major fields of medicine. Talks on orientation in surgery, the eye, X-ray, physiotherapy and dentistry were presented by some of Readings most prominent doctors. Lecturers used visual aids in almost all classes. The procedure for taking blood pressures and for administering injec- tions were covered. With the death of Doctor Ralph Mulligan, Doctor Barra, Chief of Allergy at St. joseph's Hospital, took over and arranged the complete program for the girls. A panoramic vi You got to have heart-L. Anuszewski checks M. Spanier's blood pressure in preprofessional class. Operation Typewriter CW of gym class in action. 47 Ss fs 1 xx 15 La 1 2 Q Y 9 i 2 5 ? Q ? 5 H 3 'E 15 s E 5 2 KZ 'Q 5 Q2 I f 5 E gf 2 E x 5 E 5 E E 2 Q ? E E Q E ? 2 4 2 E i Q 5 B E 5 5 l K E E 1 P 5 F 5 Q f I 3 E E S zswmfvmzmaermf:'Mwmfw-Lwmmwmqwwmffm-1. fMLmMnm.m..,,Nmw.,W,L,,,m3.m.W,,,.,.W,M,WM.,M.,..W ,Ki-f . M. E Card's J. Miller displays poised reserve during Allentown wager. Head mentor Steve Hydock briefs reservist M. jurasinski on looming play, 5 E In retrospect, the over-all log of three wins and five grid setbacks for this ,57 canto exemplifies one of the Card's occasional lean years. Rugged pre-season drills in the dye works of the St. Lawrence tilt-yard molded the Cardinal ranks into a potential power. Under the astute pedagogist Steve Hydock, blood, sweat, and cheers materialized into an early taste of victory as the Cards returned with the booty from their first two outings. However, gloom prevailed as the light of victory shoneronly once more through the remaining season. Efforts afforded throughout the season provided little tangible evidence of success, but to the players who sacrificed their time and effort, it was an inalienable experience. Central Bowl Clazslzes FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-195 7 Sept. 15-Cardinal Dougherty ..... Sept. 22-Bishop Kenrick ..... Sept. 29-Salesianum ....... Oct. 8- Nativity .......... Oct. 16-St. Matthew ........ Oct. 20- Oct. 30- Harrisburg Catholic .......... York Catholic .......... Nov. 6-Allentown Central Catholic Nov. 12-Lancaster Catholic ...... 13Cancelled CCHS 13 13 0 6 7 rl: 13 7 O OPP. 7 7 27 6 12 S4 26 6 13 jack Mancuso, Captain With austere determination, Cardinal ballcarrier J. Wandzilak darts behind interference in drive for yardage against Cardinal Dougherty. CENTRAL-CARDINAL DOUGHERTY The Cards found relatively little diliiculty in copping their grid opener against a greener Cardinal Dougherty opponent. Central tallied in both the first and second stanzas through the combined efforts of Frank Carabello, joe Miller, and Chris Donaldsong but was held score- less in the remaining frames while the Dougherty eleven made good an intercepted pass for their only score. CENTRAL-BISHOP KENRICK With one victory under toe the Cards played host to a shifty foe in the Kenrick Bishops on a sweltering Sunday afternoon. A capacity crowd saw Frank Carabello tally twice in the second period, with Ron Stanislaw adding the P. A. T. on one occasion. Kenrick's elusive An abrupt pause-and D. Stumhofer finds himself support- Fred Matozza intercepted a Cardinal aerial and ing brunt of an Allentown problem as elusion fails. Scampefed 40 yards for the Bishops' lone touchdown. 1 FIRST ROW: D. Stumhofer, W. Lucas, S. Evanna, B. Killinger, M. jurasinski, E. Alfiero, J. Wandzilak, L. Nave, F. Carabello, J. Mancuso C. Donaldson. SECOND ROW: J. Knowles, S. Napoli, J. Doyle, J. Pouleson, M. Reusing, A. Hennessey, J. Shirk, W. Blekicki, W. Garvie R. Druzba, R. Stanislaw, K. Braun. THIRD ROW: J. Miller, J. Stengle, J. Borst, G. Young, T. Kopel, B. Adams, N. Adam, T. Anker J. Flannery, C. Wenrich, W. Weber. FOURTH ROW: Coach Steve Hydock, V. McLaughlin, J. McDermott, V. Bruno, P. Fox, D. Becker J. Ciesielski, R. Duchynski, V. Eckel, R. Williams, G. Cassidy, N. McLaughlin, M. Purznik, Coach Andy Hydock. Mascot Little Steve Hydock 52 9 v J Exultation! jubilant teammates raise F. Carabello high in toast to victory. CENTRAL-SALESIANUM CENTRAL-NATIVITY The Cards suffered their initial setback of the campaign The Red Birds displayed difficulty in starting as the Nativ- at the hands of a potent Salesianum squad. The Sallies capital- ity Minors nursed a six-point margin until the fourth canto ized on a Central fumble in the first quarter to post an early when Frank Carabello rammed over for the equalizer. The edge. The winners picked up a single touchdown in the third contest, however, ended in a stalemate when Central failed period and tallied twice in the second through the fine to materialize two conversion attempts. engineering of their quarterback. Central failed to mount a single scoring threat throughout the entire afternoon. An elusive and determined Kenrick back wards off Cardinal assailant B. Killinger in sweep around end. 53 Central bulwark thwarts onslaught of Bishops to insure conversion of P.A.T. CENTRAL-ST. MATTHEW The Cardinals returned home to play host to St. Matthew of Conshohocken and, to their dismay, the Mirrors recipro- cated with a 13-7 Cardinal setback. The robbery of two Card aerials set up both of the Mirrors' scoring plays, while Ron Druzba remained the lone Cardinal to cross the final wide stripe. CENTRAL-YORK Central traveled to York to vie with the Fighting Irish in a traditional meeting, and were received graciously to the score of 26-13. The York Parochials compiled a 12-6 pad after two frames with the Cards, returning a 13-12 margin. The Irish, however, scored twice in the remaining quarters to clinch a victory. Joe Miller led the Cardinal chargers and tallied both scores. Head tucked and legs churning, insurance man F, Carabello bulls way through dispersed foes to capture needed Kenrick ground. 54 Taut Cardinal reserves view climactic developments with grim anxiety during St. Matt's fray. CENTRAL-ALLENTOWN The Central eleven put themselves back on an even 3-3-1 keel by edging the Vikings to a 7-6 win. The Lehigh Valley crew jumped into a 6-O advantage in the early moments of the game, scoring on a 38-yard pass play. Late in the same period joe Miller moved the ball 35 yards to the Allentown three-yard line. Frank Carabello plunged over for the equal- izer, and Ron Stanislaw's placement kick sealed the victory. CENTRAL-LANCASTER Rounding out their grid agenda the Cardinals encountered a well-balanced Lancaster Catholic team on the opponent's battle ground. The Crusaders, aided by long gains, tallied twiceg while a fatal misdemeanor on the part of the Red Birds nullified their only score. Contrasting expressions of team and trainer Mr. J. Donald- son convey varied sentiments in aftermath of victory. Quarterback C. Donaldson attentively awaits pre-game toss of coin, 55 Soaring. atop diminutive opponents, Cardinal M. Yachnick capitalizes on a simple tap. Pitted against their perennial grinding agenda, the Cardinal courtmen managed to muster only five wins in 26 outings, thereby encountering their worst season in over a decade. A spark of brilliance, however, was displayed in decisive victories over York Parochial, Lebanon Public, Pottstown Parochial, Conshohocken Parochial, and Lancaster Parochial foes. The Red Birds inaugurated the '57-,58 hoop campaign by drowning York Catholic, 54-45, on the Cardinal's hardwood. In out-battling the Yorkmen, three Cardinals registered in double figures. Their meeting with a stout Lebanon ,Public opponent pro- vided the Central crew with the second win in three engage- ments. Possession ball mastery accounted for the margin in this 45-42 contest. Ten games elapsed before the Cardinals again tasted victory against a comparatively feeble St. Pius X opposition. The victors tallied 64 markers in opposition to an insufficient 45 by the visitors. The Red Birds collected their fourth triumph when they encountered the Mirrors of Conshohocken. With the comple- tion of this wager, St. Matthew's awoke to Hnd themselves victims of a 62-35 romp. For their concluding victory the hoopsters displayed the seemingly dead Central spirit in scrapping their way to a 48- 44 decision. Although despair predominated the basketball scene, a glint of prospective success served as a rewarding conso-lation for Central partisans. Hope Springs Eternal Varsity Team-FIRST ROW: C. Turnbull, McCloskey, F. Ruch, M. Stefanyshyn, Borst. SEC- OND ROW: Mgr. R. Thren, B. Adams, M. Yachnick, D. Lineaweaver, D. Kendig, Coach Schaaf, Mgr. Murphy. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-1957-1958 l CCHS OPP. Dec. 1-York Catholic . 53 45 tklflec. 3-Coatesville .... . 22 49 Dec. 6-Lebanon .... . 45 42 SFDec. 10-Hazleton ......... . 44 66 9FDec. 13-Lancaster Catholic . 51 59 Dec. 15-Salesanium ...... . 35 38 ,'5Dec. 17-Reading ........ . 26 46 Dec. 22-Nativity B.V.M. . . . . 44 45 :kDec. 29-Bishop Kenrick . 33 52 Wan. 3-Bethlehem Public ,... . 31 59 jan. 7-Hazleton ...,..... . 28 45 Han. 12-Salesanium ....... . 46 58 Jan. 17-St. Pius X .......... . 54 60 Jan. 19-Bethlehem Catholic .... . 41 56 Jan. 21-Easton High School .... . 45 60 Jan. 26-St. Matthew ........ . 62 35 jan. 28-Bishop McDevitt .... . 33 62 Nan. 31-York Catholic .... . 41 61 Feb. 2-Lancaster Catholic . . . . 50 47 XFeb. 4-Bishop McDevitt .... . 36 56 tklieb. 9-Nativity B.V.M. .... . 36 41 'kFeb. 11-Bethlehem Catholic .... . 46 57 Feb. 16ABishop Kenrick . . . . 57 59 ffFeb. 18-Allentown Public .....,. 54 62 gFeb. 23-St. Matthew ............ 44 48 tkMar. 7-Allentown Central Catholic 31 63 Wiufdy. A vain attempt to thwart the score of Card F Ruch provides the Birds with a bonus toss. Haste makes chaos as Red Birds F. Ruch and M. Yachnich gaze petrified at the roving sphere A shower of consecutive defeats during an unfruitful sea- son dampened the expectations of devout Central followers. Hope abounded with the initiation of the new campaign following an auspicious debut and strong start. However, the team suffered the loss of two starters among others which impaired continuing success. Following this incident burdens caused by vacant positions were placed in the hands of an inexperienced few. The novices, however, did not prove satisfactory when a record number of setbacks resulted from the failure to jell M. Yachnick lays up an easy two-pointer to reap the fruits of fast-break labor. a working combination. As the number of losses mounted, the Cards established an all-time nadir. A dearth of material and a rugged schedule accounted for this string of defeats. Success could not be measured in immediate gains but in the future development of prospective starters. For some, the mere hope of future success has revitalized a dying Cardinal spirit and has encouraged the efforts of the determined. The stealth of sophomore B. Adam's illusive fake paves way for tally during St. Pius action. In the midst of rugged competition, the baby Cards enjoyed a commendable 17-7 log. Coach Father Dickert was forced to use many combinations as several of his starters were shuttled to the Varsity in a vain attempt to bolster its attack. A fine crop of freshman saw three from its ranks on the starting five-Larry Thren, Vince Eckel, and Mark Stefany- shyn, who camped with the Varsity in the last half of the season. The scoring honors went to John Magee, with a total of 283 points for the season. The only team to down the cards twice were the Bishop Kenrick yearlings in two close, hard-fought contests. Much to the elation of all, the Cardinal Hedglings turned out a few surprising upsets. In the ninth contest of the season the Cards romped the powerful Bethlehem Iayvees. Two games later they eked out a one point victory over the previously undefeated Easton quintet. The baby Cards did more than win games in their own class, they pro- duced ball players, five in all, who played outstand- ing varsity ball in the midst of bitter defeat and humiliation. The prowess with which Magee snares a pass and feints facilitated his Jayvee scoring honors. junior Vazrfiiy-'FIRST ROW: J. Magee, L. Thren, R. Brenner, T. Loeper, M. Schorn. SECOND ROW: Mgr. R. Thren, Holland, G. Post, F. Vath, V. Eckel, Coach Father Dickert. M f After the loss of three varsity players this season, Miss Virginia Illuzzi was faced with the tedious task of molding a winning combination. The fast break and defensive basket- ball, employed to their fullest advantage, proved to be the outstanding factors which spelled victory for the Court Queens. In the opener with Tamaqua the team emerged vic- torious and paved the way to their thirteenth winning season, defying the traditionally unlucky number. The sextet met Lebanon, their arch rivals, and squeezed through to a 48-47 victory. The basketeers continued their winning ways against Wilson, Pottstown, and Lancaster. In- cluded in this streak was a breathtaking tally o-f 44-43 in which the queens downed a formidable Brandywine Heights opponent. All good things must, however, come to an end, and their second encounter with Brandywine halted a seven game winning streak. The Cardettes sought to avenge the defeat and brushed aside their following two opponents, but fell victim to Bishop Kenrick, 24-29. The lassies reached their peak after defeating Lebanon, 31-30. Cardinalette McGettigan reaches high in faltering attempt to check opposition's score. Vfzrrity-First Row: M. O'Brien, C. High, E. Dolan, Yahner, Eckel, McGettigan, Carrigan. Second Row: Miss Virginia Llluzzi, coach, B. McGlinn, Mgr., M. R. Impink, C. Gantert, J. Sheetz, J. Speece, M. Cooney, Winterhalter, M. Urso, Mgrs. 60 A glimpse of back-court action shows J. McGet- tigan and Yahner maneuvering ball out to forwards. NOV. 29 Dec. 13 Jan. 21 Slam. 23 Han. 24 Jan. 27 Han. 28 Han. 30 Feb. 7 Feb. 9 Feb. 14 Feb. 18 'FFeb. 21 SFFeb. 25 S'Mar. 2 'kAway. fzmior Vanity - First Row: B. Bause S. Barra, Tamaqua Catholic . . .Twin Valley 8: Varsityj LebanonPublic ........,.......Wils0nPublic . . . . Twin Valley 8: Varsityj . . . ....... A .......... Pottstown Public Lancaster Catholic 84 Varsityj .............BrandywineHeights . . . . . . . . . . .. Brandywine Heights . . . . Bishop Kenrick fNorristownj U.V. 8: Varsityj ..................WilsionPublic Lancaster Catholic 8: Varsityj . . . , . Bishop Kenrick fNorristownj Lebanon Public . . . . Tarnaqua Catholic Lassie E. Ertel senses approach of opposing guard and moves toward hoop. L. Mancuso, M. Kuhn, A P. Kearney. Second Row: Miss Virginia Il- luzzi, coach, H. Steph- ens, Mgr., N. Ciabat- toni, Sirak, E. Ertel, S. Cusma, Mgr. Sophomore T. Anker finds a base knock just out of reach. T. Twardowski checks attempt to punch oncoming delivery. April May june 16 19 23 26 27 5 4 7 11 15 17 18 24 25 1 Swing BASEBALL SCHEDULE Allentown Central Archmere Perkiomen Prep Valley Forge Military Academy St. Pius X Nativity B.V.M. Bishop Kenrick Perkiomen Prep St. Matthew Bishop Kenrick Nativity B.V.M. Little Flower Little Flower St. Pius X St. Matthew FIRST ROW: W. Dengler, W. Grycon, N. McLaughlin, P. Karli, V. McLaughlin, J. Murphy, W. Nigrini. SECOND ROW: P. Fox, P. Sanchez, J. Magee, M. Raszikiewicz, F. Kerber, E. Alfxero, J. Mancuso, P. Rotundo. TOP ROW: Coach I. McLaughlin, T. Twardowski, M. Yachnik, H. Sharpley, G. Young, J. Daley, M. Schorn, T. Anker, Assistant Coach M. McLaughlin. FIRST ROW: M. Simon, D. Searfoss, R. Deakin, G. Turnbull, B. Killinger, J. Borst, A. Sallett, D. Solinger, A. Hennessey, S. Napoli. SECOND ROW: J. McDermott, J. Purcell, J. DeLuma, J. Doyle, J. Shirk, W. Blekicki, M. Stankiewicz, W. Garvie, G. Raab. THIRD ROW: R. Rick C. Hofmann, F. Kostival, R. Williams, J. Wentling, G. Post, J. Ciesielski, B. Adams, V. Bruno. FOURTH ROW: Coach J. Rochtashel, T Kopel, M. Hofmann, W. Shaner, R. Feinour, F. Andresky, T. Kennedy, J. Pezdirc, T. Glembocki. into Spring TRACK SCHEDULE April 16 Perkiomen Prep 26 Penn Relays May 3 Archmere 7 Venzke Relays IO Stevens Trade 15 Valley Forge Military Academy Bishop Kenrick-Triangular 25 Penna. State Catholic Meet Red Bird's R. Deakin rolls and clears barrier during field competition. B. Adams calls every muscle into play during discus heave. Gliding home after bounding over hurdles course is Central's F. Carabello. , . Senior A. Yoder breathes easily after ball disappears,at destination. A straight left arm accents the orthodox form of ace R. Kelly's swing before teammates D. Speece, C. Meter and A. Yoder. Green Pastures With their initial season behind them and five returning lettermen, Coach Father Dickert and team are looking forward optimistically toward an undefeated season. This year's squad is going with senior linkmen R. Kelly, D. Seiders, D. Speece, A. Yoder, and juniors C. Meter and J. Sylvester. The mature products of a 6-1 l-og are relying on their balanced depth to compete against an expanded and rugged schedule. The lone defeat of their prior season was an 8-7 setback at the hands of Reading High during scrimmage com- petition. Despite the graduation of four key clubmen this year, future hopes are rising strong on the development of potential frosh swings. GOLF SCHEDULE April 1 Cocalico 2 Muhlenberg 9 Notre Dame 22 Pius X, Pottstown 28 Lancaster Catholic 50 Conrad Weiser May 6 Twin Valley 7 Fleetwood 12 Notre Dame 14 Wilson 21 Msgr. Bonner Speece. C. Meter, R. Kelly, A. Yoder, Coach Father Dickert, D. Seiders, and D . 4 ' x I LORAINE M. ADDESSO EUGENE M. ALFIERO ANNETTE C. ANDRESEN 128 South Second Street Holy Rosary Parish 235 Franklin Street Holy Rosary Parish 3807 Grant Street, Reiffton Honor Student: 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, Base- St' Catharine of Siena Parish Publications: Centmlma 5-4. ball 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. Our Lady was yozm Majorette: 3-4. Class Play: 4. and of medium height l' LORETTA M. ANUSZEWSKI SUSAN R. ARNOLD 319 Wunder Street St. Mary Parish 15 Endlich Avenue St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 4. Music: Chorus 4. LUCILLE T. BAYUS 911 Cotton Street SS. 'Cyril and Methodius Parish Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. Publications: Hillside Eclaoer 2. Music: Chorus 5-4. DOROTHY E. BEDNARCZYK 15 East Emmett Street, Phoenixville Honor Student: 1-4. 1 l Holy Trinity Parish CLEMENTINE T. BELNOME 226 River Road, Birdsboro Immaculate Conception Parish Publications: Hillside Erboer 3-4. Music: Chorus 4. GEORGE L. BENNETHUM ROSEMARY BENNETHUM MARY ANN S. BLANSKI 432 North Tenth Street St. Paul Parish 432 North Tfinfh Sffeet Sf- P21111 Pafi5h 1426 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: 'Council Member 3-4, Asso- ciate Representative 2. Majorette: 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: 3-4. l MARY LOUISE BOLDT Strolling through the park toward KURT E. BRAUN 2325 Fairview Avenue, Mt. Penn Central. 423 West Oley Street St. Margaret Parish St' Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4. Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4, Chorus 3-4. tl THOMAS M. BROSKEY Geigertown St. Paul Parish l LSE DAVID W. BROSKEY R. D. 5, Reading St. Catharine of Siena Parish IOHN D. BURKART 604 North Ninth Street St. Paul Parish Class Play: 4. 67 Music: Chorus 2, Band 1-2-3-4. Clubs: Projectionist 4. MARYANN BUZELESKI X ANN MARIE CALVARESI 272 Linden Street St. Mary Parish 418 Belvedere Avenue Holy Rosary Parish MUSTCI Cl'lO.l'US 1-2-4. Mugjcg Chofug MARY L. CAGNETTI 925 Park Avenue, South Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish Majorettes: 3-4. ANTHONY I. CALVARESI FRANCIS B. CARABELLO 1210 Eckert Avenue Holy Rosary Parish 716 Warren Street St. Margaret Parish Student Association: Representative 2-3, Associate Class Play 4. Representative 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4 when she appeared to Bernadette za the EILEEN CARPENTER IOHN W. CESARZ DIANE L. CHELIUS 1026 Franklin Street Sf- Peter PariSh 810 North Eighth Street St. joseph Parish 1126 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Music: Chorus 3-4. Student Association: Associate Representative 3, ,.Mu5ig: Chorus 4, Orchestra 5-4. Athleficgg Basketball 4, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 3. Knights of Altar: 4. Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. l s 68 IOHN CHRISTEL 117 Center Street, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. 1 Knights of Altar: 4. l Publications: Little Echo 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. RICHARD S. DEAKIN 831 North Front Street St. Margaret Parish Class Play: 4. Athletics: junior Varsity Basketball 1-2, Varsity 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. VS ANN LOUISE T. DEL COLLO 1 2129 Spring Street, West Lawn ' Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Hillside Erlaoer 3-4. ,Music: Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Chorus I 2-3-4. WILLIAM 1. coorc 803 Penndale Avenue, Pennside St. 'Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2. Model B. Rutolo sparkles at Moth- ers' Club Christmas Fashion Show. PHYLLIS M. CRISAFULLI 1005 Elizabeth Avenue, Honor Student: 2. Laureldale Holy Rosary Parish .IOANNE M. DEBKOWSKI 1342 Muhlenberg Street St. Mary Parish Publications: Hillride Erboe: 3-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. CATHERINE M. DIDYOUNG 130 North Twenty-third Street, Mt. Penn St. Catharine of Siena Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 1, Representative 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publica- tions: Centralma 3-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. Class Play: 4. Cheerleader: 2-3-4. 'E' i 69 RUTH ANN DISTELHORST 389 Weidman Avenue, Sinking Spring Publications: Centmlma 3-4. Music: Chorus 5-4. E WE iii Sacred Heart Parish SEV MARY ANN DMOCHOWSKI F.. I CHRISTOPHER DONALDSON 1143 Elm Street St. Mary Parish 2333 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn Publications: Hillside Erboer 3-4. Honor Student: 3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3. ELIZABETH L. DVORAK 1214 Chestnut Street St. Mary Parish Music: Chorus 3-4. lf Q s i BRIDGET A. ELZER 378 Sunset Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Cenmzlma 3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Cheerleader: 2-3-4. Clubs: junior Red Cross 2-3-4. St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity 3. rock of Mczssezbielle. She was dressed in IUDITH A. ENGLE 424 South Sixteenth Street St. Paul Parish Music: 'Chorus 1-2-3-4. mi 70 HELENE M. DOOLEY 213 Greenwich Street Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Q i 1 l 'Zu gl 1 l E gl ls El 5 , l my XL t , Esl::ll. 4 i Else -33 St. Margaret Parish Qiiifiliiilliiliiiii if Eg.-i:g.eEEgt:.:. ery--:aw Jalal ' me , g -- an . fwx,..,'j ' 4 V-ii. ' si-1 'f ' - l f 5. .vgu ':,,: ? Ei 5. E, : 5' is gmslallillil 1 ' ., if yifeliiilligmtiil ,. V-,. l Esllliggi ls .v 4 Z fag . s, 's,q'se2irf:,,g, 1' ,.'F,'ffsf-V. R zS'ffiwYg Sidi 5 r ,, , I sl is-lil 'l 5 i if .flap 1 , is ! i g u, I gl 1 55 it K il R il li' l l gs l, t 1 . . gl ll ll' H i 2 , .li ,.., 3 li K lil 1 ii lg. gl as 5-' f 'fs ,e. illseilf gi. , r..t.,wir it ,gi , Qgi.gxi,i.f,ffg..L3.. all 122255.11 , rs21isg22s:si:,. ., . eg if sisllflailzriis assign . . Italia'El!5L5flE'5.liw-1283131-fi 5 ggi Mix Wins wifi., .MW yigleitgias. ss? ,. at Sul, f 1. Hilftxlilf raw. ng fllbfggf as .rigs is fl il,iltM3f,r- 92252158222 iw ai .lxgw H213 5 l X WSH' WlgfE,ff,ggsgYgi isliililllwwliill 93 S l ,E :.,: C lei l is VINCENZI 211 Franklin Street a he g. MARGARE 'usa Elm street Honor Student: 4. Qfftrefrxssfzfegga 's',g5Eig!l3g's Y gf wlrvsassssx 4 ' t5i'1f24ff,fit PM ls 'fs if K A f -s-- is li Q se. ll l is K Mssifftwfii . ,. , I 1 :fiilZfllgifllfgssiggfgwfss ffliiil! 1 .N ,. .,.yfm,f,ffq- -.HSV : i in r 5. i-ws rf,5ff.i5:f1'aMS1 slirdli Ellis , ., 1 . - -gli figs' ' 1gE 15 1l3, VV. 2 .,ggig..g4fg K ie: 6 .155-star' f ff lfssrfssi-i i,5ggzgisrfmi+sf willsisSiift222EffE2lei255gigrlrluilsisizfzfraiiegtgff1 - .mills-4 aflzggxtiaggsgsisapyzEgg,g52g.E25gyE5,iEE5225iykg,. Miiz' A 7' l.'llM,.'il :?.5:55::!l1.f.I. tssfwsaiisixitslitemssiiielliiziiwamll 3: -we M: NA A. ELIA Holy Rosary Parish T ENZMAN St. Paul Parish' Publications: Cenlmlma 3. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Class Play: 4. 'IACQUELINE L. ERTEL IOAN A. ESSIG ANTHONY P. EVANNA 1417 Birch Street St. Paul Parish R. D. 3, Reading St. Catharine of Siena Parish 126 Belvedere Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Student Association: 1-2. Athletics: Varsity Football 3-4. Forensic Union: 2-3-4. Music: 'Chorus 1-2-4. Honor Student: 4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Class Play: 4. BRUCE A. FAUST 726 Bruckman Avenue Holy Guardian Angels Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 1, Representative 2. Class Play: 4. NAthletics: Baseball 2-3. mme? HELEN M. FENYUS 473 Emmett Street Holy Trinity Parish 3. .. 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'S :,iZl:if5L.:2i1a2 ir, :Q-..1:,-.pr-1: -- 4 U s L., .... .I- 12 me -gf -1 : E E ti ' at M5 Pl gal l ''t.gf5-,ifitsgzereilgfl . if - s2ff.:::.t21if'g2l' 4 ..., 4 5 . i.gl23ga:ssiztgzt -121-1' 1-. W2-Ks-rsws 1-me , 'X' -ff' is?554155E'sl55:ss1 V I frsagfvaglitgij ef . ,.,f!isfa::,t.f.:...ililiititliiilitf B fill l t , itltffilftl-fiif'tfii?2?fQlillltzfliiiiiitfatil . Sai si rsilm-f5.f-slail rl m.ai,m-i M3 ,g..,,,.r.!r,.n,.r.,. sm. ,,,,, W, l . 3 . E5 . ... a,,r.i.fn,Mfr-'W'--KM fy s 55.5532 Ft , V , .rgfgwyt,tX::gfr,!:gag:fga::2:Q:za: asia. f. Us wi mags .gtg si gs. ti, lffgligitlhgiiggrr'fl-5' fgslrrlk- wie s asf: f fit fritrmfflt 54l':'?:1f.0's,5f:i : -1 51 E lgwimgfgaillex.ns.25:z,5mY53' ' fm 71 . PATRICIA A. FIELD 232 South Tenth Street St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 1-3. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. Bel-Tones 3-4. MAUREEN A. FINAN 211 Sycamore Road, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Centmlma 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 2-3-4. Radio: 3-4. Clubs: junior Red Cross 3-4. l THOMAS R. FLECKENSTEIN 328 Spring Street St. Margaret Parish Class Play: 4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 2. Clubs: Projectionist 3-4. YK, .W SANDRA P. FRAN CHI 525 Gregg Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. zz long white robe ARLETTE N. FLAMM 3605 Lake Avenue, Reiffton St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Band 2-3-4, Slmrpr and Flair 4. GERALDINE E. FISHER 1045 Feh's Court St. Mary Parish x MADELINE E. FORDYCE 617 Carsonia Avenue St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. Color Guard: 3-4. caught at the waist is IEAN B. FRISCH GERALD W. GALLAGHER 1026 Franklin Street St. Peter Parish 1217 Elm Street Si- P21111 PariSl Music: 'Chorus 3-4. . E 5 1 S i 1 l 72 l l LEO E. GANSTER T 401 Reading Avenue, West Reading l Sacred Heart Parish lHonor Student: 1-3. Knights of Altar: 4. rClass Play: 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3, Track 2-3. 'E GAIL L. GARCELON 1126 Albright Avenue, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Cenmzlma 3-4. Music: 'Chorus 3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. Radio: 4. Clubs: junior Red Cross 3-4. at MARCIA S. GANSTER 548 Pike Street St Margaret Parish Publications. Centmlma 4. Music: Chorus 1-3-4. CHRISTINE A. GARVIE R. D. 1, Box 818, Temple Holy Guardian Angels Parish Honor Student: 1-3. Music: Chorus 1-5-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Father Leichner guides local mer- Color Guard: 2.5, Majofetteg 4, chants through Central -on Busi- Class Play: 4. ness, Education, and Industry Day. CHRISTINE V. GDOWIK 315 Orange Street St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. H X ROBERT C. GIBILISCO MARION K. GMEINER , 1137 Beaumont Avenue, Temple 54 Aldine Avenue, Stony Creek Mills Holy Guardian Angels Parish St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Chorus 3-4. z x l m l L l l 73 GERALD I. GRACZ YK 233 Wunder Street St. Margaret Parish -fears,:Ms,g.55g1g:fg..:fs5:,ass.:-ar. .gEgg-fss.:f- ig ,s f ,.:y.r,:., :gf- I .,,., 1 f- - S K. s e i rm l I-g i: , E Q,ff:'i,fH's ligLiiiS5f5l'l . ' .,,. 1,,l..s lf X- 1 11 I f ' fagil- 52525.- lzi ii - , iilii iiisniltf i ill. --f'. :' , . 'nil ..,, . . ..,, ,, , . z..-lg! 1 ,.,.J:,.' M... ..x.- . ,. f,l,.,-.I 'faaI'fg. '1..'i5-..-..-.f1,..4' sa,-.-safe 2' :f:l...::' sites- f mltfg- 2 .1 5:1552-1 . S - ' in I 52WE5-4i?:efi?'ii+iis1r2- is-of. 1 E ,253--'zL.l3i5l2?f2S.flfE'iiifisil fif?+2?2.iig2lliie? iesw-1 iiiff.:-faffifwzv .. S 's:'H2??e5s1.f . ffgfwitl ififfgefg.. Q 15.-+25-.f '.-1.-mfyf vi:s.szfiifmf 'e.. . fxmxi ':p4g'?'T'u:vv 1.1 -21,12-01111:IHQQJVI.::v'E'5,i'm:' :z,4i:iE3h?k5,.f.E z.w,':sf.z1g!W f sr is 3 .eel N M 55263.- l 4 l MARY ELLEN GRANT , LINDA A. GRING MARGARET A. GRYNASTYL 125 South Third Street St. Paul Parish 1323 Garfield Avenue, Wyomissing 1026 Penn Avenue, Wyomissing l Sacred Heart Parish Sacred Heart Parishl Honor Student: 5, Publications: Hillride Echoer 1-2-3-4. 1 Class Play: 4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. MARY LOU M. GUIDARA 802 Chestnut Street Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 1-3-4. DANIEL C. HARRER 214 Elmwood Avenue, Lincoln Park St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Knights of Altar: 3-4. Radio: 4. Class Play: 4. with ez hliie sash. A soj? white veil 'IOHN W. HARTGEN 316 Woodside Avenue, West Lawn Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1-3. Publications: Hillride Echaer 2-3-4, Liltle Echo 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Radio: 3-4. Class Play: 4. 74 Class Play: 4. 1 6 MARY A. HANNAHOE 1209 East Wyomissing Blvd., Wyomissing Park Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Representative 1-3, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Cenmzlma 2-3-4. Radio: 4. Clubs: Junior Red Cross 3-4. Class Play: 4. r PATRICIA H. HARTMAN 39 Cedar Street St. Paul Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-4. 30 Birch Street :lass Play: 4. lim 'E Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Library Aide: 2-3-4. 1 i JOAN 1. HUCK 105 West Greenwich Street St. Margaret Parish -oy , dw,.E E geigigt l. it s DONALD HASSENBEIN BARRY E. HAWK BERNARD HEERE St. Paul Parish 925 McKnight Street St. Margaret Parish 930 Elm Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Representative 2, Council Mugiqg Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4. Member 3, Corresponding Secretary 4. Honor Stu- dent: 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Forensic Union: 4. Radio: 3-4. Athletics: Basketball Man- ager 1-2, Varsity Basketball 3. as I ? l 5 1 t NANCY A. HESS Let 'ern roll, girls! P. Kostival, M. MARIO H. HIPP 622 North Eighth Street st. Perri Parish Schwegmann, L. Schnepf, and M. 1014 Peer Street st. Margaret Parish Skarbonkiewicz publish the first edition of Slmrpf and Flair. CAROL A. IANISZEWSKI Gibraltar, Pa. St. Mar Music: Chorus 2-3-4. BK l 75 y Parish Class Play: 4. Athletics: Football Manager 3-4. THERESA S. 'IARACZEWSKI 639 North Tenth Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3. Publications: Hillride Ecboe: 4. Athletics: junior Varsity Basketball 1. SUZANNE M. 'IOHNSEN 1424 Cleveland Avenue, Wyomissing Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Hillride Eclooer 2-3. CATHERINE K. KANE 229 Revere Boulevard, Lincoln Park St. john Baptist de LaSalle Pari Music: 'Chorus 3-4. Radio: 4. MICHAEL IURASINSKI 632 South Seventh Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 4. Class Play: 4. Athletics: junior Basketball 2, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Track 2. MARION H. KATRINAK MARY LOUISE KELLY 445 South Sixth Street 116 West Spring Street St. Margaret Paris Sf- CYIU and Mfrhodius Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 4 Music: Chorus 3-4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Majorette: 5-4. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Radio: 4. hung zn gmcqful y jblds from ber bead RICHARD A. KELLY MARGARET A. KENNEDY RICHARD R. KERBER 557 Avenue A, Glenside St. Margaret Parish 1040 North Tenth Street St. joseph Parish 124 Arlington Street St. Anthony Paris Athletics: B'aSCball 2, Golf 3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 5-4. Honor Student: 4. 76 BERNARD T. KILLIN GER P35 Robeson Street St. Joseph Parish viusicz Band 1. kthletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, Track .-3-4. GERALDINE C. KLICK DAVID P. KLEIN 2 1032 Weiser Street St. Margaret Parish IACQUELYN L. KLAHRE 123 Olive Street, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 1-2. Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Bel-Tones 4, Chorus 4, Solidaires 4, Sharp: and Flats 4. IOANNE C. KOLLAR 537 South Eleventh Street St. Mary Parish 2311 River Road, Riverdale , usic: Chorus 4. IOHN A. KoLsoN 12 South Seventeenth Street St. Mary Parish ll Q 'S .:.: 5. at ' Y Ei A -t t f E . . i K:.,,- A- 5. s . . ,,,,.. , g : H , A : --t-. sg E wt s iii? EEE , 5 r :.. , 5 .. . 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KOSTIVAL 320 Clifton Avenue, Brookline St. Anthony Parish 1437 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative, 2, Council Member 3, Vice President 4, Honor Stu- dent: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Litzle Echo 4. Music: Chorus 1-2, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 3,4, Sharp: and Flat: 4, Solidaires 4. Music: Chorus 2-4. I . A -55 . i -Q , 1' i, J r fi it 7 iii .ici 77 IOSEPH A. KOZLOWSKI LYNN M. KROENER DAVID KUDLECK 433 Spring Garden Street St. Mary Parish 2555 Fairview Avenue, Mt. Penn 235 South Fourth Street, Hamburg St. Mary Pari: Athletics: Baseball 2-4. St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity 2-3. to the cold grozmai covering her arms THEODORE KUZMINSKI ANN M. LAMANNA 546 Wunder Street St. M P ' h ary aris 1733 Penn Avenue, Wyomissing Hills l ELINOR K. LATZE 233 Tulpehocken Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish Publications: Hillside Erboer 4. Music: Chorus 3-4. Sacred Heart Paris Student Association: Council Member 4. Publications: Cefzzmlma 3-4. Music: Chorus 3-4. Class Play: 4. ANITA L. LENICH 854 Mulberry Street St. Joseph Parish Honor Student: 3. Athletics: junior Varsity Basketball 1-2, Varsity 3. 78 THOMAS LENICH 2824 Kutztown Road, Hyde Park Holy Guardian Angels Paris 'I l i r 5 5 NANCY M. LEWALSKI DAVID A. LINEAWEAVER IUDITH LITWIN 211 Upland Avenue, Pennside 1122 Greenwich Street St. Paul Parish 718 Gordon Street St. Margaret Parish St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1.2, Varsity Student Association: Associate Representative 2-3, 5-4, Track 1.2-4. Recording Secretary 4. Publications: Hillride Echoes 4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3. Cheerleader 2-3-4. IOSEPH H. LODER T-E-A-Ml Cheerleaders M. Carey, WILLIAM LUCAS szs Weiser Street sr. Margaret Parish J- T-itwinr F- W2-lley, D- Horrigan, 1148 North Eleventh Street sr. Joseph Parish B. Elzer, Venzke, C. Didyoung, and P. Zelano whoop it up at 'bas- ketball half-time. i .-, r ,, il TERRENCE 1. McGLINN 2 loo Herr Thirty-sixth Street, Reiffton , . girls St. Catharine of Siena Parish r ' l Student Association: Representative 3, Student 3 Council 4. Honor Student: 2. Publications: Cen- l L ll fmlma 2-3-4. Clubs: Projectionist 3-4. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 3, Track , 1-2-3. t r U S i l ffzl .rr If .vi i , rar r .. .. 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MCDERMOTT MARY ELLEN McGOEY 854 M2ldi501'l Avenue Sf- Mafgafef Parish 33 South Twenty-fourth Street, Mt. Penn Publications: Hillride Ecboer 4. St- 'Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Chorus 1-3-4. Majorette: 3-4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Junior Red Cross. 79 ROSEMARY V. McLAUGHLIN 322 Cameron Street, Kenhorst St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Music: Chorus 3. Class Play: 4. 1 l e . i PATRICIA A. MACEK y 527 South 182 Street ' St. Catharine of Siena Parishn Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Clubs: junior Red Cross. MARK C McQUILLEN 1409 Garfield Avenue Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student. 2 4. Music: 'Chorus 1-2-3. Clubs junior Red Cross : IOHN G. MANCUSO HARRY MARGHERITO 217 Ffaflklifl Sffeff HOIY ROSUY PafiSh ' 305 Chestnut Street Holy Rosary Parisi Honor Student: 1-3-4. Music: Band 1-2-3-4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, Base- ball 1-2-3-4. IOSEPH MARINO 1562 Perkiomen Avenue St. Catharine of Siena Parish Music: Band 2. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2, Track 2. :mel shoulders . . . She wore no jewels. MARGARET A. MARTIN CAROLYN M. MARYNIAK 109 Arlington Avenue St. Anthony Parisl 1403 Delaware Avenue, Wyomissing Sacfed Heart Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Student Association: Associate Representative 1. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3-4. Radio: 3-4. Music: Chorus 1. 80 5 ROBERT I. MASLAR 204 Harvey Avenue, Pennside SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish Student Association: Representative 1-2, Council Member 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Student: 1. CAROLINE E. MATIIASICH 1260 Church Street St. Margaret Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Publications: Hillfide Ecboer 4. Music: Chorus 4. CLAUDIA A. MAYO Huyett Street St. Margaret Parish EDWARD S. MAZURKIEWICZ Dig that Crazy racoonl Freshman GEORGE MEIRAN 174 Clymer Street St. Mary Parish T. Lawlor llvens up 3, thrilling 1014 North Eighth Street St. joseph Parish Athletics: Track 2. football pep rally. 2 1 IEROME M. MENET IOSEPH S. MENET ROSE E. MIGLIORE 657 South Eleventh Street St. Mary Parish 418 Maple Street St. Mary Parish 216 South Third Street Holy Rosary Parish Music: Chorus 4. H Ul 'Heel I' 5 l tl. 81 l l H'l 5 Q l l l l l l GERALD C. MILLER 'IOHN K. MILLER SUSAN MILLER 924 North Eleventh Street St. Joseph Parish Route 2, Kutztown St. Mary Parish 212 DOuglaSS Street St- Margaret Parishr Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 3-4, Chorus 1. Student Association: Representative 4. Honor Student: 3. Publications: Hillside Erhoer 4. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. I E . gl. Her tapered pngers 3 I held ez rosary of FRANCIS M. MINOT DAVID G. MURRAY 1210 Green Street St. Paul Parish 20 Beachwood Drive, Reiffton Honor Student: 1.2.3.4 St. Catharine of Siena Parislr Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2. Class Play : 4. r E BARRY L. NAPIECEK 247 Fairview Street , Holy Guardian Angels Parish Music: Band 1, Orchestra 1, , l' l E MADGE MURRAY CHARLES NATOLI 257 Hopewell Street, Birdsboro 947 North Twelfth Street St. joseph Parisl Immaculate Conception Parish Publications: Hilride Echoes 5-4. 82 Student Association: Representative 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Band 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4. Class Play: 4. 15, LIVIO NAVE THERESA A. NAWROCKI IOSEPH M. NELABOVIGE 26 Sguth Second Street Holy Rosary Parish 1244 Alsace Road St. joseph Parish R. D. 2, Hamburg St. Mary Parish, Hamburg Class Play: 4. Honor Student: 3. Honor Student: 2-3. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4. Publications: Hillside Eclaaer 3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4. I I j i l RONALD P. NEY To. the delight of the freshmen, MARYROSE NOLL 572 South Eleventh sheer sr. Mary Parish SeH10fS L- Nave, B- Faust, R- Gibi- 1547 Moss sheer sr. Joseph Parish lisco, and P. Rotundo jive it up . Music. Chorus 2.5.4. PATRICIA O'BRIEN 164 West Windsor Street St. Margaret Parish Music: Chorus 2-3-4. EUGENE H OLSZEWSKI 1743 Centre Avenue St Margaret Parish Music Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 83 ELAINE OMELKO 470 Franklin Avenue, Phoenixville Holy Trinity Parish HELEN D. PAULUK Evansville St. Mary Parish, Kutztown Music: Chorus 4. FRANK V. PAZIK 929 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 2-5-4. IOSEPH L. PFEIFER 129 Girard Avenue, Hyde Park Holy Guardian Angels Parish Student Association: Representative 2. Music: Chorus 2. : M . 1 EUGENE PIEYIA HARRIET L. PIOTROWICZ 519 Orange Street St. Mary Parish 1041 Cotton Street St. Mary Parish ' ,'i'., ,, l ':'r A : mr!-wbzte beads . t Q 3. 1 yyy , yy ae i sss. strung m a :sham itt y ' fliiiiiiiiiii if : r has 5 52352 . ' K fails! . ELAINE A. PIOTROWSKI IOHN L. POULESON IULIA M. PURCELL 528 South Fourteenth Street St. Mary Parish 1126 Church Street St, Margaret Parish 941 North Third Street St. Margaret Parish Music: Chorus 5-4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 4. Student Association: Representative 1. Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. Radio: 3-4. l E --I E -.am 84 JEAN M. RAAB 716 North Front Street St. Margaret Parish Publications: Hillride Echoes 3-4. Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4. 5 l TERESA A. RAUEN Seventh Avenue, West Reading Sacred Heart Parish 110 South Publications: Cenmzlma 3-4. Music. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. Cheerleader: 2-3. Class Play: 4. MARGARET A. REDDINGTON 2318 Perkiomen Avenue, Mt. Penn Music: St. Catherine of Siena Parish 'Chorus 1-2-3-4. MARTIN F. REUSING IOHN W. RICK 1117 Perry Street St. joseph Parish 1327 Dauphin Avenue, Wyomissing Athletics: Varsity Football 3-4, Varsity Basket- Sacfed Heaft Parish ball 2.3.4, Buddy's Bubble Busters combine Music: Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1-2-3. Lawrence Welk's props and senior Class Play: 4. talent, Athletics: Track 4. BRENDA RUTOLO 325 Schuylkill Avenue Holy Rosary Parish Honor Student: 3. ublications: Cenmzlma 3-4. usic: Chorus 3. lass Play: 4. PETER M. RUTUNDO 40 Morgantown Road Holy Rosary Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Baseball 1-2-3-4. 85 ALPHONSE I. SALLETT 913 Brighton Avenue, Pennside Student St. Catharine of Siena Parish Association: Representative 3, Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1-2. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2, junior Varsity Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-4. x 1 VICTOR M. SANTIAGO l ,. ,. - 2 3 ROSE MARIE sANToN1 HELENA K. SCHLOSSER 119 Orange Street St. Paul Parish 4320 Eleventh Avenue, Temple Tulpehocken Farms, Sinking Spring l Holy Guardian Angels Parish Majorettes: 3-4. Honor Student: 4. Color Guard: 5-4. of gold from which hung cz cross ofgolai Sacred Heart Parish gr l 6 LOUISE F. SCHNEPF VIRGINIA E. SCHULER 152 Greenwich Street St. Paul Parish 840 North Second Street St. Margaret Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Honor Student: 2-3. Music: Band 2-3-4, 'Chorus 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 2, Class Play: 4. as us ERIKA H. SCHULZE 364 West Penn Avenue, Robesonia A Sacred Heart Parish Honor Student: 2-3. Publications: Hillride Echoes 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4. Class Play: 4. REGINA A. SCHUTTE 424 Locust Street St. Paul Parish s l 86 Music: Chorus 2-3-4, Bel-Tones 3-4, Band 2-3-4 Orchestra 4. MARIA C. SCHWEGMANN R. D. 2, Douglassville Immaculate Conception Parisi lf DAVID F. SEIDERS VINCENT A. SERAFINO ROLAND SGRIGNUOLI 507 A Madison Avenue, Hyde Villa R. D. 2, Mohnton St. Benedict Parish 615 Penndale Avenue, Pennside Holy Guardian Angels Parish St. Catharine of Siena Parish Honor Student: 5. Athletics: Varsity Football 2-5. Athletics: Golf 5-4. 3 N ,, . 5 a EUGENE F. SIEGLE Ridiculous antics of the Nirobi MARY F, SKARBONKIEWICZ 1036 Chestnut Street St. Paul Parish ?fiQ .add Spafk fo Freshman Day 115 Park Avenue St. Anthony Parish estivities. MARY ANN SPAHN 808 Franklin Street, Wyomissing Sacred Heart Parish Student Association: Association Representative 1. Honor Student: 1-2-5. Publications: Hillside Eclaoer 2-3-4. Clubs: Junior Red Cross 3-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. MARGARET L SPANIER 1017 Greenwich Street St Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. l 87 Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: 'Chorus 1-2-5-4, Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4. DAVID G. SPEECE 549 North Ninth Street St. Paul Parish Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. Athletics: Golf 3-4. lei: Ersf 5 PAULINE E. STETZ 800 Chestnut Street SS. Cyril and Methodius Parish ' Student Association: Representative 3. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Music: Chorus 1, W :CFEEE :st ll 9 g ym , , tw . ,,. -as Q ms . 'r . . .tr-:., QF. - ,.,.,.,, -lr ..,.. xi gzvq gg! get -at 2 'tg 3.5. - I I... - : ..- w 5 FRANCIS X. srotrz I f' 'f 1225 Spruce Street St. Mary Parish . ,.,, ' Music: Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. , 1 ., H M fl.f'sg2wrl.'.e x fi lf .El ll, t ,. nam: 1 u x K , 1 2 l I I ill S ll 2 5 2 5 s :lil t tt: lf 5 ' 1 l tx .,.,-mf .48 5 g ' I l W , 1 Q I I-'lil l s l. 5 ,, t t K gt J lr .,,. ,E 555: Q fi.. ,.,, ft Ei2ggjltglilgilitgggtgggrtir :::,::q,rr ' ri K gr it am -- t KAW t frtggftrr r we P ,lt w lt ,g.tg3r,tzgi trfflfrwtfitff S rigs sg, Dir, U fligftggffltg rrmist, sw! ,ft tt its alterrfttitirlriritzfetz ff-P . tit:lft.':tl'.g2'2fittl522l? as fittrster ri Kr. fr A i f 1-2. . wits. f Q :M iter te titers rtltfrlzitegrtrtrrf . f fiMlflti:trifi2fri'lr:r,l:rEfltftfl51125 -'11 1 BtsizttsttstllllilEQit5zeSE?tat5:2rrattelilrriitimsti MARY ANN TOKARZ 421 South Tenth Street St. Mary Parish Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. On each oo! rested cz golden rose, amd THOMAS M. TREXLER CRAIG D. TURNBULL R. D. 1, Mohrsville St. Mary Parish, Hamburg 1529 Mulberry Street St. joseph Parish Honor Student: 1-2-3. Honor Student: 1. Publications: Cezztmlma 1-2. Class Play: 4. - Athletics: Track 2-3-4. i l SS DAVID G. STUMHOFER 263 Linden Street St. Paul Parish Student Association: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 3. Publications: Cenmzlma 4. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-3-4, Track 3-4. RICHARD D. TRANOVICH 307 Miller Street St. Mary Parish Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3-4. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Track 2-3-4. ' Q . ' ru THOMAS M. TWARDOWSKI 1 439 West Oley Street St. Margaret Parisll Student Association: Representative 1-2, Counci Member 3, President 4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4 Publications: Cenzmlma 3-4. Forensic Union: 2-3. 4. Radio: 3-4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 1+ Baseball 1-2-3-4. F .lafIf:s-...ai-a.-afar.:1:-e.1.f-...gnu-2,f.::'1:-at,,::g,.1,4z-up rpg: g--s:l.552.,.1.-,.r.,'.-g..g--at A '1--fl--1-24+ef!--vt-:-1-E521-:sf-Itf:,..t-...Q-f.-'.t- f'--..er-z..21-5.2-E I--.. u-a.e-:1:s:X tr.ri.:tif ..-.n ..x....f.,.t , t. . . . .. ll.. THOMAS B. VALLISH . 'IAMES T. WALBORN . r ll lglli fxlllxk llf E . 316 Cedar Street St. Paul Parish 1420 Spruce Street St. Paul Parish . . . . -ll :-- .Q Student Association: Representative 1-2, Associ- Class Play: 4. ate RepreSf:ntat1ve 4. 1 ' t gfgeglwg ' Athletics: Freshman Football. ..:,. N Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Knights of Altar: 3-4. Radio: 5-4. -.lit .. tt fs at :ft 2 A tl2l5'sl':.s v-,- -tty.w?f1sfs :.l,wt -Slate:-e-:.. .fl ggllgka raw 221.1--ltr: 7 if , ' - CONSTANCE VERDONE Class Play: 4. FLORA A. WALLEY 135 Franklin Street St. John Baptist de LaSalle Parish Srl s 507 North Court, Glenside St. Margaret Parish il l CARL 1. WALTER 162 West Oley Street St. Margaret Parish All aglow with prom excitement MUSE! Ch0fU5 1-2-3- C. Donaldson quips with his date Cheerleader: 3-4. C. Garvie' IOHN D. WANDZILAK SONIA A. WEBER 134 Greenwich Street St. Margaret Parish 528 South Sixth Street St. Mary Ukranian Honor Student: 2. Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 2-5-4. 5 . WALTER P. WEBER Parish 1119 Robeson Street St. Paul Parish Athletics: Freshman Football, Varsity 4. l X 89 it at WILLIAM N. WENRICH RICHARD WICZALKOWSKI IEAN A. WINTERHALTER 1246 Delaware Avenue, Wyomissing 402 South Tenth Street St. Mary Parish 317 Locust Street St. Paul Parishl Sacred Hear-t Parish Class Play: 4. Honor Student: 2,341- Class Play: 4. Publications: Cenzralma 5-4. Athletics: Freshman Football, Track 1-2. Music: Chorus 1-2-3. Class Play: 4. Athletics: Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4. i a wzla' rose branch lay beneath ber eet 5 l. E MICHAEL YACHNIK IOHANNA A. YAHNER 1261 Muhlenberg Street St. Mary Parish 2004 Steuben Road St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball Honor Student: 3-4. 2-3-4 Publications: Hillside Ecboer 1-2-5-4. Athletics: Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity 2-3-4. LOUISE F. SCHNEPF Valedictorian Top student of the Class of '58, Louise is in the limelight againg this time as valedictorian. Last winter it was the star role in Annie Get Your Gun, and this spring, student-director of the verse speaking choir and co-director of both the orchestra and assembly band. Louise has taken lessons in dramatics for 13 years and occupies second chair in clarinet. In competition with seniors which she hopes to finance her education at Georgetown University, Washing- ton, D. C. Louise will work for a B.S. degree in nursing. 90 all over the nation, Louise won a full scholarship worth 356500 last March with I ALBERT L. YODER IOAN A. ZACK NEDRA M. ZIMMERMAN 508 South Court, Glenside St. Margaret Parish 1906 Perkiomen Avenue R, D, 3, Box 769, Reading Honor Student: 3.4, St. Catharine of Siena Parish St. Catharine of Siena Parish Athletics: Golf 3-4. Honor Student: 1-2-3-4. Honor Student: 1-2-3. Publications: Hillride Erboer 5. Music: Chorus 1-2-3-4. Forensic Union: 3. Radio: 5-4. On the evening of May 20, 1955, God took Anne Marie to Heaven with Him. A car struck her at the junction of Eighth and Spring Streets, in front of her parish church of St. Joseph. Though she was at Central only a year, her warm smile and friendly person- ality blend fond memories in the hearts of her classmates. PATRICIA A. ZUWIALA 49 South Front Street St. Mary Parish Student Association: Associate Representative 3, Representative 4. Honor Student: 1-2-5-4. Publications: Cenmzlma 5-4. Music: Chorus 1. DANIEL C. HARRER Salutatorian With sixteen first honor cards in his pocket and a second place rating on the school records, Dan finds himself responsible for the salutatory oration this june. But Dan is capable. Performing in public isn't something new to our 6' 1 champion. Historic Buffalo Bill lived again in his expert interpretation of the Wild West hero in the senior play. And Friday afternoons found him taping the school 'radio program for WRAW. Reading novels is Dan's favorite pastime, however. Our salutatorian is matriculating at St. joseph College where he hopes to earn a coveted M.D. degree. 91 X ANNE MARIE GALLAGHER junior 1-BOTTOM ROW: S. D'Amore, M. Carey, C. Bialek, A. Cataldi, P. Dengler, J. Cimochowski, G. Casantini, D. Cambria, J. Carrigan, P. Chelstowski. MIDDLE ROW: J. Conroy, P. Bogdanski, B. Ciesielski, M. Casse, J. Cichocki, M. Brown, M. Betz, R, Bukowski, P. Bomba, C. Camilli, P. Burns. TOP ROW: E. Bettler, K. Bagdon, J. Borst, j. Best, W. Blekicki, B. Conlon, R. Consentino, J. Buckley, J. Delp, R. Buck, J. Davidheiser, J. De-Luma. Barging in on senior activities, juniors defied the gods and came out near the top. Two attractive third year girls, Joan Venzke and Christine High, competed with other teen-agers in the city for the Pomeroy beauty and popu- larity contest. Though this privilege was usually reserved for seniors, junior Tina High came through the voting fray as Vice President of the Pomeroy's Fashion Board of Reading. Christine spent a wonderful three days in New York with Miss Be-Teena from Wilson High School, and their chaperone. Among other must-dos' they dined at Leone's and at Copacabana and surrendered to a hair-do at Lilly Dache's. Choosing their own line of clothes at the Dress Market for Pomeroy's fashion show crossed the t in delightful. juniors have also become eligible for Merit Scholar- ships. On Tuesday, April 29, S5 juniors competed with students from the United States, Canada, Hawaii, etc. The results of these tests help students to understand their present academic strengths and weaknesses, and give them Class rings arrived December 16. J. Casse receives information with which to plan their future. her precious band of gold from Mrs. Martin of Martin Ring Company. junior 2-BOTTOM ROW: M. Haletsky, M. Guthier, C. High, II. Hershey, 1. Henry, P. Eisenhuth, D. Horrigan, J. Eckel, E Dolan, R. Henry, H. Dusco, E. Hill. MIDDLE ROW: J. Gierschick, B. Futrick, K. Donahue, V. Glaser, N. Dinatally, S. Di- Fulvio, S. Huck, A. Dragan, H. Gmeiner, G. Franckowiak, T. Helm, M. Jefferson, T. Dobroskey. TOP ROW: F. Ferko, R. Druzba, W. Garvie, G. Henry, J. Hudak, A. He-nnessey, J. Eckert, G. Ferrero, j. Doyle, J. Iswalt, M. Iasienowski, R. Hoffa, G. Fabian 92 Junior 5-BOTTOM ROW: L. Memmo, P. LaManna, E. McGlinn, B. Lutostanski, E. Kase, J. Lubas, F. Kompa, J. McGettigan, J. Krupa, M. Kelly, B. Muhlenberg, A. M. Lesniewski. MIDDLE ROW: H. Ketterer, J. McDermott, C. Loeper, C. Marko, M. A. Mazurkiewicz, S. Malecki, A. M. Malone, J. Klein, M. Loughlin, M. Kirn, C. Lindinger, M. A. Latze, C. Katarzynski, D. Mulligan, A. Marella. TOP ROW: J. Miller, J. Magenbauer, J. Miller, M. Langan, J. Meridionale, J. Kohut, T. Kurpiewski, D. Kendig, B. Kehs, T. Kopel, C. Meter, B. Monahan, R. Migliore, J. Keegan, L. Laroche, F. Kerher. MOTTO: 'lWhat is worth doing is worth doing well. I COLORS: Green and white FLOWER! Lily of the valley PATRONS: St. Dominic Savio, St. Maria Goretti Junior 4-BOTTOM ROW: A. M. Nardy, T. Schwegmann, M. E. O'Brien, B. Smith, D. Ricci, -C. Rosol, J. Sheetz, J. Schleifen- heimer, D. Napiecek, A. K. Seaman, B. Riley, P. Podlasek, J. Schlachter, C. Nawa. MIDDLE ROW: P. Palumbo, B. Olszewski, B. Petriccione, M. Purcell, M. A. Orlando, J. Purcell, D. Schaeffer,M. Simon, J. Murphy, P. Sanchez, W. Rodriquez, A. Sablowski, N. Slapikas, P. Peplowski, J. Reddington, T. Pentz. TOP ROW: C. Putz, G. Raab, D. Piontek, R. Skrocki, P. Schulze, W. Shaner, J. Shirk, R. Schrum, E. O'Brien. A. Santilli, F. Ruch, W. Rehr, S. Napoli, D. Searfoss, S. Raszkiewicz. junior 5-BOTTOM ROW: J. Tomasi, P. Weihrer, K. Whitaker, J. Wagner, S. Vass, L. Taubitz, K. Soderlund, T. Szydlowski C. Tittle, J. Venzl-ze, T. Wisniewski, M. Urso, M. Wenrich. MIDDLE ROW: D. Stufflet, Y. Stroffolino, J. Zitter, J. Stieff F. Varone, M. Stankiewicz, J. Soltysik, E. Spolski, T. Staclelmeyer, A. Weglinski, R. Young, R. Stanislaw, J. Vojtasek, E. Swien- ckowski, J. Wagner, M. Williams, M. Vogel. TOP ROW: J. Souders, J. Yonchuk, A. Waldman, M. Vath, G. Young, D. Tirdell, S. Styer, P. Urbaitis, F. Vath, J. Sylvester, T. Wolszcenski, H. Wright, F. Snyder, M. Titus, J. Spirelis. 95 Sophomore 1-BOTTOM ROW: D. Butte, J. Carabello, V. Babb, A. Biancone, M. Abeln, B. Burasz, L. Calvario, B. Bonk, N. Ciabattoni, R. Addesso, J. Bombinski, S. Barra, P. Andresen. SECOND ROW: C. Caccese, L. Calabrese, R. Brown, J. Cinesi, M. Allison, M. Arthur, N. Bogdanski, B. Buckley, A. Allgoever, C. Blanski, B. Bielski, P. Bednarik, B. Bussinger, J. Aiello. THIRD ROW: J. Carl, V. Bruno, R. Bukovsky, N. Adams, V. Banis, B. Adams, J. Carbaugh, E. Bellman, D. Becker, M. Buck. FOURTH ROW: C. Arentz, W. Bower, N. Bentz, T. Anker, L. Butzer, G. Cassidy, D. Angelisanti, J. Ciesielski, G. Aschenbrenner, G. Billman, S. Bayus, J. Abeln. MISSING: J. Chelius. Boasting the highest class enrollment in the history copping voice, did much to push the class to the fore of the school, 303 all-told, sophomores set out to dis- in forensic activities. tinguish themselves scholastically and otherwise. Edith Endter, Ann Ertel, and Sally Wenrich won Report time witnessed 63 second year students col- recognition with the pen. All three had essays published lecting more honor cards than had ever fallen to any in the February literary edition of Hillriole Erhoer. other class. Individually, Peter Fox, with his trophy- Soplaomore 2-BOTTOM ROW: E. Eline, S. Finn, A. Galcyznski, P. Gierschick, M. Didyoung, M. Doyne, E. Feeney, K. Duda, A. Frantz, M. Cooney, P. Gallagher, S. Cusma, S. Frank, J. Ferrero, S. Finan. MIDDLE ROW: M. Essig, A. Faust, K. Gilbert, G. Garszczynski, G. Debkowski, E. Endter, J. Endler, C. Daly, A. Ertel, B. Gehrig, F. Diana, N. Futrick, J. Eagle. TOP ROW' T. Clark, G. Flannery, J. Dugan, J. Daley, P. Fox, W. Flubacher, J. Gilbert, S. Dombrowski, V. Eckel, R. Duchynski, S. Fox D. Concordia, W. Dengler, T. Eck, C. Cooney. MISSING: D. Drexler, C. Frederick. 1 Sophomore 3-BOTTOM ROW: B. Impink, M. Karish, J. Brenner, J. Gyomber, M. Impink, J. Hynes, M. Hoppe, P. Hartgen, C. Jones, C. Kalnoski, B. Hollenshead, M. Impink, J. Kelly. SECOND ROW: J. Kellagher, G. Arnold, A. Huls, R. Graczyk, V. Borst, P. Kovalusky, M. Godek, M. Heine, M. Kissinger, T. Klimko, P. Glembocki, A. Hill, C. Keturakis, R. Kozlowski, S. Horst. THIRD ROW: F. Kostival, T. Kalina, E. Krupa, J. Gregonis, G. Krall, C. Hofmann, B. Golembiewski, J. Hracho, M Kozlay, R. Gitto, B. Krisanosky. TOP ROW: T. Impink, R. Jones, R. Karabinos, F. Kiedeisch, J. Kalin, W. Grycon, E. Kaminski J. Huck, H. Glosser, J. Konnick, R. Kostival. MISSING: K. Guard, J. Kelly. : 94 MOTTO: He who gives his best gives all. COLORS: Gold and white FLOWER: American Beauty Rose PATRONS: St. John Bosco, St. Maria Goretti g Sophomore 4-BOTTOM ROW: C. Lyons, P. Noon, M. Meade, K. Leiendecker, B. Luksie, A. Miller, P. Lyszczek, A. Ludwig, L. Lenich, C. Marks, C. Macek, R. Morris, M. Mosley, L. Miller, J. Nicholas. MIDDLE ROW: G. Litwin, D. Kuzio, C. Ligowski, J. LaManna, A. Matisick, G. Lombardo, V. Minot, M. Moore, M. Maslar, A. Nickolas, M. Lyons, V. Martin, P. Lawlor, P. Mengle, C. Myers, W. Mazurkiewicz, W. Lewandowski. TOP ROW: D. Miuccio, N. McLaughlin, J. McDermott, F. Mull, J. McHale, J. Magee, J. Mason, E. Niedrowski, J. McCloskey, H. Miller, P. Matus, R. Nardy, E. Kuzmann, B. Martin, G. Kurpiewski, V. McLaughlin. Sophomore 5-BOTTOM ROW: E. Peplowski, B. Spahn, E. Ruyak, C. Snyder, J. Sockel, J. Siegle, P. Resch, M. Ruth, P. Sheetz, R. Olshefsky, G. Schwartz, C. Snyder, J. Setley, R. Seghetti, J. Schutte. SECOND ROW: A. Scornavacchi, C. Spangler, P. Riegel, L. Seisler, J. Sacco, C. Radio, K. Shaner, D. Podlasek, J. Wawrzyniak, D. Olszewski, D. Seibert, 'S. Preston, M. Reiff, J. Shirk, K. O'Neil, G. Snook. THIRD ROW: G. Sassani, G. Spatz, G. Shepherd, G. Post, R. Oswald, F. Riley, T. O'Malley, D. Pauley, J. Romanski, D. Orlando, L. Posivak. FOURTH ROW: J. Sacco, D. Solinger, R, Rick, H. Shunk, A. Palko, R. Pastor, C. Pennypacker, J. Schlegel, M. Parznik, R. Palcak, B. Slabik. MISSING: M. Ritter. Sophomore 6-BOTTOM ROW: C. Stanislawczyk, C. Wurster, C. Wertz, P. Wishnieski, L. Wolszczen'ski, K. Waninger, M Yuschalk, S. Wasickanin, C. Stefanik, M. Twardowski, B. Vida, J. Vath. SECOND ROW: M. Zettlemoyer, N. Verdone, J. Wagner E. Vallish, P. Zelano, F. Swiezak, M. Weihrer, J. Valentine, S. Stella, H. Ustaszewski, N. Yoder, L. Vandertie, S. Wenrich, R Wagner. THIRD ROW: J. Zatratz, R. Zettlemoyer, L. Tierney, J. Walter, R. Tomaszewski, T. Wenrick, J. Wentling, R. Williams E. Sproesser, L. Urban. FOURTH ROW: L. Weber, C. Wagner, R. Tucker, B. Welch, R. Speece, L. Zeugner, N. Troilo, J Stengel, W. Vojtasek, C. Wenrich, T. Titus, C. Warczyglowa. MISSING: J. Speece, S. Werthman. 95 1 Frerlamen 1-BOTTOM ROW: M. A. DiCintio, M. Denunzio, D. Duranto, L. Donatelli, K. Arentz, B. Ely, P. Bausman, J. Doyle, L. Distasio, K. Becker, A. M. Andras, A. Cosgrave, L. Auchter. MIDDLE ROW: C. Barrasso, M. Agnello, E. Cambria, M. Bereskie, B. Bause, K. Bivans, M. Curran, S. Cooney, A. Deakyne, C. Delp, N. Balliett, H. Chomyn, M. Boyer, C. A. Bechtel, S. Boldt, B. Burke. TOP ROW: D. Braun, J. Aiello, J. Burkart, B. Butzer, J. Bachman, D. Bradley, P. Cambria, R. Brenner, A. Burkevage, W. Chlebowski, R. Anastasio, E. Andresky, G. Bowen, E. Baisch, T. Delaney, R. Arthur, R. Albert. MISSING: T. Clay. MOTTO: It's not so much where we stand as in what direction we're going. COLORS: Red and white FLOWER! American Beauty Rose ' PATRONS! St. Dominic Savio, St. Maria Goretti Freffamen 2-BOTTOM ROW: P. Incollingo, M. A. Kastura, J. Ertel, B. Hracho, S. Grillo, K. Gallagher, E. Ertel, B. Garvie, M. George, V. Janis, J. Jaraczewski, P. Kearney, A. James. SECOND ROW: D. Franchi, R. Henry, R. Gantert, M. A. Gallas, M. J. Kaufman, M. Freeman, M. Gleixner, M. A. Hudak, G. Forehand, C. Ireland, D. Guerrier, B. Henry, P. Fierro. THIRD ROW: M. Kane, D. Humma, C. Ganster, K. Faller, J. Glaser, L. Heere, R. Ely, P. Karli. FOURTH ROW: T. Glembocki, R. Feinour, E. Faust, B. Garhammer, D. Howe, J. Holland, T. Frederick, L. Grundowski, M. Hofmann, J. Esterly, C. Ernesto, E. Ganster, J. Flemming, T. Franckowiak. Ffeffamen 3-BOTTOM ROW: L. Mancuso, A. Leddy, M. Kuhn, S. Leiendecker, G. Malick, P. Kocan, K. McCarthy, P. Miller, B. Barbon, A. McGoey, J. Miller, S. Kline, M. Kreuzberger.. SECOND ROW: C. Koch, N. Meoli, K. Martin, C. Kohler, A. Marko, F. Krol, M. Keenan, P. McCoy, R. Michalsky, J. Lewalski, B. Mulligan, R. Mull, C. Loughlin, M. Kuzmann. THIRD ROW: M. McCaustland, R. Kushmore, J. Kerber, J. McKnight, T. Loeper, K. Matt, J. Leitham, T. Kennedy, P. Morris, A. Mattassa, W. Malriat, N. Lash. FOURTH ROW: T. Lawlor, R. Keim, J. Maxmillian, D. McDermott, L. Kim, J. Murray, G. Koren, J. Maslar, L. Loeper, W. Matthews, R. Koslosky, R. Klink. MISSING: A. Kilker, J. Labonis. 96 Frerlamen 4-BOTTOM ROW: T. Sharlis, M. Schwab, G. lPaskevich, P. Oswald, M. Rank, A. Sharpenberg, J. Sirak, G. Rocco, D. Rambo, C. Sauer, M. Schindlbeck, S. Powers, M. Rozycki. SECOND ROW: A. Prendergast, V. Reid, C. Rodriquez, B. Petrow- ski, M. Paul, N. Palmer, M. Schaetzle, R. Ricci, S. Quinton, T. Myatt, M. Purcell, J. Napiecek, D. Parzanese, S. Thomas. THIRD ROW: W. Palaferro, J. O'Brien, M. Raskiewicz, M. Schorn, R. Shinn, D. Oswald, W. Simcik, J. Pezdirc, W. Nigrini, P. Seisler, L. Sanders. FOURTH ROW: B. Norman, J. Purcell, J. Nierle, R. Ringenary, J. Powers, T. Rehr, H: Sittler, J. Nestro, W. Russo, J. Sauer, S. Schmidt, J. Nelson, R. Plank, T. Roth. In February, Kathleen Martin upset the Hillside Echoer literary contest by winning the first place mdeal for her essay Eye Witness. The theme for the late winter issue was Our Lady of Lourdes. The Catholic Book Week Project on God's Superman found three freshmen, Helen Chomyn, Mary Ann DiCin- tio, and Louise Auchter, among the eight finalists. They outwitted 940 students on a fifty-item questionnaire a few days before. Freshmen also invaded the Forensic Union. Among the best was John Leitham, who received two A ratings and one B in extemporane-ous speaking during the Monsignor Wachter tournament held here on March 8. Two hundred thirty-seven freshmen jumped into the ring of Central's activity program on September 4, fought for recognition, and won. Ann Leddy collected 3302 in the annual Curtis Maga- zine Drive and captured the first prize, a red clock radio. Placing third with 33261.50 was Agnes James who became one grey table radio and one traveling clock richer. l Hail, most omniscient senior! J. Murray enters maturity under R. Wiczalkowski's gloating eye. Frefhmen 5-BOTTOM ROW: R. Wenrich, D. Straub, S. Verdone, M. Spatz, J. Thren, J. Vogel, E. Stavarski, D. Stauffer, E. Zweir, J. Strasavage, B. Verdone, C. Walter, C. Vespico. MIDDLE ROW: A. Strohecker, D. Trumpio, M.. Slegelmilch, C. Szydlowski, H. Stephens, F. Taubitz, N. Yaslunis, J. Snyder, B. Vath, V. Welfling, D. Zimmerman. TOP ROW: C. Stengel, J. Zuwiala, R. Steinhausen, S. Wilczenski, M. Stefanyshyn, J. Young, L. Thren, R. Thren, D. Walker, G. Witham, F. Talarico, P. Stralo. 97 iiw gm S2 gs if SE ,ja 94 if fb gg. 552 we if si' Qi 53 -f 8. 1 1 5? 1 Sf as ni fi H, 1 3 5 7 5 2. xv E: f- - - ' - - M - ' V - ' L- M- - -vw 1 - f f-mmu1rf.,1nnmasu:'zvuwm- wx.-f,:ffn:rn,r annum: V, nam mn ,z:urz:mewse av: fwnum,-f,v ,4 Q: nnunnzuxxfauzmxzqnwgk ,.4wAQw.sH, fa :ww w.un'r uranrvmw xv nm1wam'.am-fsmww .Qmmvnvaw ummm v,Y::ru.s-vor mum' Numan ,ummm mu! 5 5 3 3 I S' .s .5 5 E 5 's I 5 519 E 3 Q 44 il. sf 3 fl :ig 5 M 9 2 5 ,,. .2 :Q 2 5 f fi if ,M-,, . T, M ...A - ,M ..M, , ,.,. ,.WW m,--D,m,WM.m,,,m.. ,.,, m ,, W ..,m.LnN W, ..., Qllzw. ,, ,mLm. ,,,A ,W ,.. m.:,. W .,,, W,, ,,, ,, x.,,hW, ,.,-.,,.V,,.- , ,, ,,M...,,,,B Last year's royalty T. Twardowski and J. Litwin crown this year's king and queen W. Garvie and P. Eisenhuth. Snowflake Sonata Chaperones for the evening were Mrs. J. LaManna, Mrs. S. Hydock, Mrs. A. Zitter, Mr. J. LaManna, Mr. J. Field, Mr. S Hydock, Father Leichner, and Mr. A. Zitter. 100 Rustling gowns and radiant faces heralded the arrival of the evening of January 24 and the Snowflake Sonata . Beneath a myriad of sparkling snowflakes and multi-colored balloons a record-breaking 111 couples danced away the hours from 9 to 12 o'clock to the strains of Wally Spotts' Orchestra. Gold and white decorations completed this elegant scene. On the stroke of 10:30 P. M. the magic moment arrived when Thomas Twardowski and Judith Litwin, last year's royalty, crowned William Garvie and Pauline Eisenhuth king and queen. Co-chairmen Joan Krupa and James Davidheiser headed the committee brigades and organized the annual episode at the Berkshire Hotel. In charge of decorations were Susan Vass and Barbara Smith, while Frank Ruch, Patricia Dengler, and William Shaner ably attended to refreshments. Handling publicity were William Garvie,' George Young, Marilyn Brown, and Joan Venzke. Many snowfalls will have passed before the Class of '59 will forget the fun and excitement enjoyed on that night of all nights. Father Leichner awards door prizes to winners J. Nelabovige, L. Gring, V. Greth, and Schlachter. We danced away the hours to the music of Wally Spotts' Orchestra. Past and present royalty J. Litwin, T. Twardowski, P. Eisen- huth, and W. Garvie open the Multiplication Dance. Q Intermission Memories are made of this. Couples enjoy the dreamy atmosphere of their Snowflake Sonata. 101 Leading lady Annie Oakley QL. Schnepfj displays her shiny new rifle to co-star Frank Butler U. Hartgenj 102 Annie Get Your Gun For the first time in nine years, amateur thespians of the senior class presented a play in which the buds of work and talent blossomed into a successful production entitled Annie Get Your Gun. The dramatization was staged in St. Mar- garet's auditorium on the 13th, 14th, and 16th of February. Heavy snow prompted the postponement of the third presen- tation from the fifteenth to the sixteenth of February. How- ever, the effects of the storm were felt in the afermath as the attendance was held to a minimum. Among those missing was the staff photographer in whose absence an amateur photographer caught the miniature scenes of drama shown here. 5 Z Ugh! Me scalpum, delights chief Sitting Bull QM. Hippj while Charlie QD. Hassenbeinj supports a terrified Dolly Tate QC. Garviej. Right in style! Clad in their meager sack dresses Jessie QM. Enzmanj and Minnie QM. Kellyj discuss quail hunting with Little jake QB. Faustj. L l Assembled for the Grand Finale, the French Department brings its Christmas program to a dramatic end. Weary from their journey Mary and joseph, portrayed by E. Schultz and D. Horrigan, ask innkeeper M. Katrinak if there is any room for them in the inn. 104 Those are L. Luskie's Pansy eyes. She stole the show with her portrayal of Little Mary in the Temple. Tribute to Mary Members of the Ave 'Maria Club, under the direc- tion of Sister M. Carletta, worked diligently to pre- pare a Tribute to Mary, presented to freshmen and sophomores on February 27 and to the juniors and seniors on February 28. The excellent cast included: Narrator . . . Blerred St. Elizabeth .... Lucy ......... . Frantir . . . facinta ..... Little Mary .. . . . Gabrielle . , . Angelr . . . Student ....... . . Aecompaniftx .... . . . PATRICIA HARTGEN .. SUSAN WERTHMAN . . . . . .IOANNE SPEECE .. ROBERTA WENRICH ....... PHILIP FIERRO . . . . . LINDA LUKSIE KATHY BONK . . . . . DOLORES BUTTE SHEILA FINN MARY LYNN ALLISON . . . . CHRISTINA KOCH I THERESA HEHN ' ' PATRICIA LYSZECK On their knees S. Wenrich, L. Luksie, and A. Marella pray the rosary with S. Werthman in the portrayal of the Fatima Vision. V In pantomime, Our Lady of Lourdes QS. I Werthmanj tells Bernadette Soubirous fAnna Markoj to ,return in ten days to the grotto. Pianists B. Smith and M. Casse tune-up, while stage manager R. Migliore tests light bulbs. 105 T. Fleckenstein and D. Hassenbein congratulate Reading High grand champion Kerry Weinhold for his scientifically-based low cost wind tunnel. A. Leddy makes a last-minute adjustment on her illustration of the solar-heated house of the future. ..m7 ,wf.:,.i:wf, Studnicks Albright College Physical Education Building housed the 1958 Science Fair. Several hundred Berks County high school students participated in this annual display of scientific knowledge. A num- ber of Centralites merited top awards and honorable mentions. In the chemistry division Leo Ganster ranked highest for his Cotrell Precipitatorf' This device aids in ridding our large indus- trial cities of the hazard of smog. Martin Langan rated second place for his exhibit entitled Paper Strip Chromotographyf' Honorable mention ribbons decorated Christine High's Classi- fication of Soaps and Theresa Hehn's Complex Ion Formation , both under the chemistry heading. The Conservation and Earth Sciences division found Dolores Napiecek capturing first place with her demonstration of the Four Phases of the Moon. Patricia Chelstowski merited third place in the division for her presentation The Planets and Their Orbitsf' Gerard Aschenbrenner rated an honorable mention for his geological display of the Formation of Valleys. Applied scientists Mary Hannahoe and Margaret Martin achieved honorable mention for their. Hydroelectric Power Plant and Cooking with Glycerine . Two General Science Students received honors for their first at- tempts. Patricia Bausman's Rocket Propulsion and Ann Leddy's Solar Heating captured the awards for their futuristic ideas. 106 J. Yahner demonstrates the interesting growth processes of a simple Lima bean. D. Napiecek, Hrst prize winner, scrutinizes her moon- phase exhibit. 107 l i All questions answered ? queries M. Hanna- hoe as M. McQuillen puts her to a test about her model of modern hydro-electric facilities. Transistor hi-fi by A. Sallett sounds pretty good as he spins another platter. E J z 1 5 2 E X 4 3 5 Q Chief of Police Bernard Richards tutors D. Harrer I Looking over the plans for Central's new convent is as Berks County students take over the city. M. jurasinski, City Building Inspector pro tem. just for cz Day As part of Youth Day procedures, T. Twardowsl-:i reigns on Mayor Daniel McDevitt's throne during a City Council meeting. 108 Under the experienced eye of Assistant Fire Chief Russell P. Mogel, J. Cesarz studies the operation of a siren. Temporary Principal of Central Catholic, F. Pazik makes for the P. A. S. to announce newly-elected oHicers of the class of '59, R. Tranovich learns tricks of the trade from Mr. Alfred Verbecken, captain of troop C, State Police. It is a happy occasion for N. Hess as she takes over the duties of Sister Genevive, supervisor of St. Cath- arine's Home. May Court carry Howers of the fairest to their Queen. Highlight of the afternoon was the Coronation of Our Lady, Queen of May. J. Essig and R. Distlehorst, members of the court, present their bouquets to Our Queen. ,im --fi.-1: ,QWMMf,wvaza,iQ:sm7ff rrei:-immmifva fs was wW:,w,, .mf Thy Grotto? S lblendor One of the most festive religious ceremonies, the annual May Crowning was held on May 21. As the May Court, clad in pastel hues and carrying old-fashioned bouquets, entered the gymnasium, the student body sang Irnrnezcnlate Mary, Hail Holy Queen, and Bring Flowery of the Frzirefi. Mary Louise Kelly, who was chosen 'by her classmates to be this year's Queen, crowned the statue of the Blessed Mother with a wreath of white carnations and baby breath. Father Forst delivered the sermon. The solemn services were brought to a close with Bene- diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament during which the entire assembly made the Act of Consecration and prayed the Litany of Our Lady. The Queen and ber Court-BOTTOM ROW: L. Addesso, S. Miller M Hannahoe M Ganster J Essig C Didyoung R Distel horst. TOP ROW: J. Litwin, P. Macek, L. Schnepf, P. Zuwiala M Kelly C Gdowik E Schulze B Rutolo L Bayus M'2 ' ' l-PM ENE! I- ' - f Boyx' Charm-BOTTOM ROW: J. Meridionale, E. Kaminski, J. Burkart, W. Bower, T. Dobroskey, A. Marella, D. Franchi, J. Sacco, C. Stengel, R. Boucher, G. Koren, J. Ganster. MIDDLE ROW: D. Oswald, J. Sylvester, R. Wiczalkowski, R. Oswald, G. Krupa, C. Natoli, J. Maslar, M. jurasinski, A. Waldman, F. Snyder, B. Monahan. TOP ROW: P. Urbaitis, L. Laroche, G Bower, M. Langen, R. Consentino, G. Sassani, G. Aschenbrenner, D. Solinger, D. Walker, J. Rick. S mfzbony in Ski-ey Blue Orchestra members tune up for Pizzimio Polka. 112 Father Zolondek admires art work of C. Matijasich, I. Wagner, and J. Krupa. Student directors Burkart, C. Natoli, Cesarz, C. Garvie, M. Boldt, M. Schwegmann, P. Kostival, and L. Schnepf receive last-minute instructions from Father Zolondek. In this Centennial year, Central's Music Department dedi- cated its annual Spring Musicale to Our Lady of Lourdes. Under the direction of Reverend John G. Zolondek, the Musicale was held May 14, 15, 16, and 18. Band selections included Flandria Ooerture, Bobby Sox Suite, and American Patrol. The Bel-Tones, always a favor- ite, harmonized to Tumbling Tumbleweed and Cbiua Figures. Mixed Chorus concluded Part I with its rendition of Adoramuf Te and Ski Song. The Senior Girls' Chorus sang Begin tbe Beguiue, while the Boys' Chorus delivered Stoutbearted Meri and Blind Plougbman. The orchestra with their selections Pizzitato Polka and Il Trauatore opened Part II. The junior Girls' Chorus followed with Catcb a Falling Star and Rock-a-Bye Baby. The Grand Finale, highlight of the Musicale, included Father Zolondel-:'s own compositions Tbe Bells of Our Lady, Lovely Lady Drerred in Blue, and Our Lady of Lourder. Bel-Tories Jmile for Centralma. BOTTOM ROW: T. Hehn, J. Carrigan, B. Muhlenberg, T. Rauen, P. Podlasek, R. Wagner, M. Carey, M. Boldt, G. Garcelon, J. Hershey, F. Kompa. TOP ROW: J. McGettigan, C. High, J. Klahre, S. Huck, J. Krupa, M. Kennedy, P. Field, C. Rosol, E. Schulze, M. Schwegmann, J. Gyomber. sw- ---------- P- --vs-.1-W Mmw.ms-m...iaxwaeaawmmmYMw-wamr.:r-s -nt AwffM1-1-E All This Your Gmce Can Do Now, therefore, let Your grace stream upon my head, running down my shoulders and covering meg may it re-effect all that was done in the baptismal font from which I rose new-born to Youg may it run down and search out all those darksome corners, hidden, unavowed, and scarce acknowledged even to myself g may it restore to me a purity all unspotted, such a purity as marks regained childhood's clear-eyed joy. HENRI DANIEL-ROPS 114 From the Edito1f's Pen A last burst of staff effort sent all copy to Kuitztown today -all except this page. So if I can muster enough energy to give a synoptic view of our '58 Centmlmaz, I will do it. In some respects it's been a very short year. Time swept dizzily by as we rushed to meet one deadline after another. But it had its occasional headaches, too. Those captions and blocks of copy seemed to take forever until finally, everything fell into place. We had an exciting time publishing Centmlma and it is an, experience we will remember. To please Our Lady we used the Lourdes theme, and I know she helped. The book would not have materialized otherwise. The staff tried to make our new annual not only a history of the class of '58, but also a profile of Central Catholic and how it contributes to that freedom which is rooted in religion. J. Edgar I-Ioover, Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in his Ideals for Americans deplores the tragedy of our generation which he said has resulted from our spiritual shortcomings, from the disastrous moral failures of our age. I wish to express my heartfelt thanks to- The SENIOR STAFF for their cooperative effort in making this book ,a good one. The SENIOR CLASS for their all-out campaign to obtain funds for the publishing. FATHER LEICHINIER for his interest, suggestions, and permis- sions. Our advisor SISTER MARY GERARD for advice and patience. SISTER EDNA for her constructive criticism of the art. S. K. SMITH COMPANY LORING STUDIOS KUTZTOWN PUBLISHING COMPANY ARNOLD'S BOOK BINDERY The JUNIOR STAFF who did a marvelous job in Writing the brunt of this book's copy. All those who in any way gave us their encouragement throughout the year. TERRENCE MCGLINN 115 ACTIVITIES ...... Ave Maria Club . . Band .......... Catholic Action .. Centralma .... Clubs ........ Forensic Union . . . Hillside Echoes . . Little Echo .... Marian Club . . . Miscellaneous . . . Mission Club .... Projectionist Club Radio ............. , Student Council .. ADMINISTRATION . . . , Archbishop ...... Bishops .... Principal . . . Rector . . ..... . Superintendents . . CLASSES . . Art ...... Biology .... Business .... Chemistry .... English .,.. French . . . Geometry . , German .... History ......... Home Economics Mathematics ......... Mechanical Drawing . .. Physical Education Physics ..,........... Problems of Democracy . . . Preprofessional ........ Religion ..... I fedex Science ....... Trigonometry . . . Typing ........ EDITOR'S LETTER FACULTY ....... Domestic Staff . . . Lay Faculty . . . Priests .... p. Sisters . . . FEATURES . . . Assemblies .... Junior Prom .... May Crowning .. Musicale ..... Science Fair .... Senior Play . . . Youth Day . . . HOMEROOMS . . . Freshmen . . Juniors .... Sophomores . . . LOCALE . . PATRONS . . . SENIORS ...... Class Pictures . . . Introduction .... SPORTS ..... Baseball ........ Basketball, Boys' Basketball, Girls' Football ........ Golf .... Track .............. TABLE OF CONTENTS . .. THEME ......... TITLE PAGE . . . PAGE 45 44 46 117 12- 17 17 16 12 13- 15 98-115 104-105 100-101 110-111 112-113 106-107 102-105 108-109 92- 97 96- 97 92- 93 94- 95 4- 7 118-123 65- 91 66- 91 ' 65 48- 64 62 56- 59 60- 61 50- 55 64 63 5 2- 3 1 GOODBYE A D THA K YOU Rev. Henry J. Huesman Rev. Raymond J. Leichner Very Rev. Leonard van Ackeren, O.S.B. Rev. Alexander J. Alauskis Rev. Charles L.'Allwein Father Andrew, O.S.B. Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. J. Baum Rev. Stephen Bednarik Rev. T. F. Boyle Rev Joseph B. Breslin Rev. Jules L. Claes Rev. A. Bennet Conway Rev. Bernard H. Creemers Rev. Joseph Dickert Rev. John S. Dunajski Rev. James M. Dux Rev. William A. Ferry Rev. Robert Forst Rev. Francis J. Fox Rev. Joseph Fricker Rev. John A. Gallagher Rev Christopher J Gibney Rt. Rev Rev Rev. Msgr. Gieringer Francis X. Herron Francis Hoe Y Rev. Jerome, O.S.B. Rev. Michael P. Kakos Rev. Wolodymyr Kowal Rev. Joseph M. Macek Rev. Joseph F. May Rev. Rev. Henry D. McPeak John Mlckun Rev. Leonard T. Miconi Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph P. O'Donnell Rev. Gerald Royer Rev. Aloysius J. Schmid Rev. Francis B. Schulte Rev, James A. Shea Rev. James P. Sullivan SPECIAL BEN Berks County Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blanski Mrs. Matthew J. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boylan John J. Broskey ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Broskey Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buzeleski Cacoosing Dairy, West Lawn Mr. and Mrs. Italo Calvaresi Ralph Canonico Dr. and Mrs. Natal C. Carabello Richard Caron Catholic Youth Organization Mr. and Mrs. John Cesarz Hannah Chelius City Bank and Trust Company Cooperative Service Berkshire Knitting Mills Narrow Fabric Company Textile Machine Works Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Crisafulli Mr. and Mrs. Dominic DelCollo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DelCollo Catherine T. Dell Mr. Patrick Duddy Eisenberg and O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Elzer Rudolph Enssleri Sons, Inc. Fairground Skateland Fecera's Furniture Store EFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kosak Koziar's Christmas House Chester J. Kreska Helen Kreska Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Kushmore Kutztown Publishing Company Mr. and Mrs. Nico a LaFata Mr. and Mrs. Jerome LaManna Mr. and Mrs. N. Langone Mrs. Joseph D. Larkin Miss Monica Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laroche Mr. and Mrs. William Leonardzich Stanley B. Lewandowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Lindinger Mr. and Mrs. James P. Linette Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Loder Mrs. Caroline Pieja Mr. and Mrs. D. Robert Pouleson Joseph Putz Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Puwalski Mr. and Mrs. James S. Rand Reading Coca-Cola Bottling XVorks Reading Federal Credit Union Mrs. Mae B. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. XVhitner Rick St. Joseph's Hospital School of Nursing St. Lawrence Dairy Co. St. Paul's Sodality Mr. Joseph Schaaf Mr. and Mrs. Franz Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Schnepf Mr. Francis Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend A Friend A Friend John P. Feeney F. J. Finan Louis Fink William Flamm, Jr. Albert F. Fleckenstein Raymond J. Fordyce Ph.D. Rev. Theodore C. XVagner, D.D., Mrs. Joanna Gdowik Victoria Glodek Rev. John G. Zolondek Sisters of Charity Sisters of Christian Charity Bernardine Sisters of St. Francis Sisters of St. Francis Alumni Association, C.C.H.S. Boosters' Club, C.C.H.S. Mothers' Club, C.C.H.S. Miss Lizzie Abeln Dan Addesso Shoe Service Mr. and Mrs. Michael Anuszewski Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Arnold B. and G. Novelty Company Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Barra H. Mr Mr Mr Mr E. Glosser . and Mrs. Charles Haage, Sr. . George D. Haage . and Mrs. Bart B. Hannahoe . and Mrs. Henry Hofmann Holy Family Society, St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Horrigan Miss Virginia Illuzzi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janiszewski Keystone Wholesale Grocery Co. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klahre Kleckner Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Kolson Mr. and Mrs. George Loeper Loring Studios The Lucas Family M. A. B. Paint Store Mr. John F. Macek Maes Flower Shop Maier's Bakery . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Margherito Mr. and Mrs. John E. Martin William C. Martin Mary's Dog House Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mazurkiewicz McCrory Stores Corp. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jos. McDermott Donald G. McDevitt Mobile Homes Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGlirrn Mr, and Mrs. J. F. McGoey Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. McQuillen Mr. and Mrs. George Meiran Menet's Select Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Miller Joseph Miller Mrs. Clifford L. Minot J. Mirabile Beer and Soda Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mullen Salvatore J. Natoli Mr. Leroy T. Noll Mrs. Mary M. Noll- Mr. Cornelius O'Br1en O'Brien's Delivery Service Mr. and Mrs.mJohn J. O'Connell Mr. Ralph Pe ey Penn Cigar Sales Penn Electric Service Mrs. M. J. Penta . U Peoples Trust Co., Wyomrssing J. Leroy Pfeifer BENEF ACTORS Mr. Rev. James Brady Rev. Leo' Kilpatrick Rev. John S. Klapp Rev. John J. Lynch Rev. Aloysius J. Schmid Rev. Joseph W. Thomas Adams Clothes Mrs. Michael Alfiero American Heating and Air Conditioning Company and Mrs. John Andrich Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Arnold H. J. Arnot Dr. and Mrs. Allen Ashcroft Robert Banco Linda Bate Stanley Bednarczyk Berks County Motors, Inc. Berkshire Beverage Company Dr. C. B. Bertolet Mr. and Mrs. Ernest T. Bick Birdsboro Bottling Works Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bodick Mrs. Josephine Bogus Mr. and Mrs. John V. Boland Robert. K. Boland Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borelli Bowl-O-Rama Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyer David Brooks, M.D. Mr. Frederick O. Brubaker Frank Calpino Mr. and Mrs. Gene Calvario Mrs. Natal C. Carabello Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cavallucci Central Catholic High School Freshman 1 Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore 1 Sophomore 2 Sophomore 5 4 5 6 2 3 4 5 Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior 1 Junior 2 Junior 3 Junior 4 Junior 5 Senior 1 Senior 2 Senior 5 Senior 4 Mr. and Mrs. Wlalter Chasnocha Chester House, Phoenixville, Pa. Dr. Nicholas Chett Dr. Ciriaco Mr. Harold Clothier Clover Farms Dairy Mr. George Clump Dr. and Mrs. Shirls Clunk .K Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Coldren Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Coleman Margaret M. Connolly Mr. and Mrs. John Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Anton V. Dahm Frank Daloisio-Beer and Soda Mr. and Mrs. Leon Debkowski Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Deibert Ann DelCollo Dr. and Mrs. George P. Desjardins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F, Didyoung Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Didyoung Mr. Danny Diefenderfer Mr. and Mrs. S, D. Distelhorst Dr. Charles Dolan Dolores Dress Shop Dougherty Funeral Service Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dreibelbis Edwards Typewriter Exchange Eleventh Ward Democratic Assn. Mrs. Regina Schutte Mr. William Schutte Walter F. Schwab Mr. Seiders Dental I.aboratory of Reading P. F. Eisenbrown Sons, Inc. ,, Eisenhower Optical Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Emig Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Enzman Mr. and Mrs. George J, Ertel Mrs. Leo S. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Faller Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Faust Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faust Eric Federschmidt Arlene Feinour Mrs. Julia Fick Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Field Fisher Plumbing and Heating Co. Mr. An elo Forte Mr. andgMrs. Peter A. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Delvisio Franchi Mr. and Mrs. August Fredriksen A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Jere Gabrielle Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Ganster Mr. and Mrs. George F. Garcelon Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gattone 117 Dr. C. J. Shemanski Mr. and Mrs. Roland Simpson Sr. M. Josephine Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Skarbonkiewicz M. Earl Smith I Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sobczak Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Spanier Mr. Joseph Stern Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoltz Mr. D. G. Stumhofer Mr. and Mrs. G. Stumhofer Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Swienkowski Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tokarz Joseph Tranquillo Mr. and Mrs. William Tucker Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Turnbull United Steel Workers of America Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Weber Wenrich and Horysko ' Mr. and Mrs. David J. Wentling West Reading Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wetzel C. K. Whitner Company V Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiczalkowski Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Wright Mr. James B. Yahner Mrs. James B. Yahner Dr. and Mrs. Leon T. Zientek Zinf's, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leo K. Zipf, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. V. Zuwiala Athletic Association ot' C.C.H.S. William F. Gehris E Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gibney Mr. Charles Gieringer Gilbert Associates Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Girat Mr, and Mrs. Adam Glembocki Goodwill Chemical Co., Inc. Mrs. Frank Graif Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gudy Mr. Michael Guidara Richard Guinther Mr. and Mrs. William Guthier XV. M. Guthier's Sewing Machines Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Hannahoe Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Harrer Mr. and Mrs. John S. Hartgen Robert Haspiclor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hawk Mrs. George Henrich I-Ierneisen's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. Richard I-IoEa Hollywood Cleaners and Dyers Mr. William L. Howard Mrs. Harry Huesman Hydock Nutrilite Distributor Mr. and Mrs. Irvin F. Impink Industrial Sanitation. Inc. Jackson Democratic Club Walter Janik V Mr. and Mrs. A. Janiszewski Jeannette Shops, Inc. l . Jerries Market-Phoenixville Jet Letter Shop Joe's Food Market Joe's Luncheonette Suzanne Johnsen Mr. Cyril Jones Jul Rose Shop Mr. Marlin Kachel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kane and family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Katrinak Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney Mr. and Mrs. James Keating Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerber Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Killinger Kirst and Brubaker Klein and Seiman Family Dr. Mr. Mrs. J. F. Lyman and Mrs. J. Lyons Robert Madara Maiers' Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Giacomo Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marasco Miss Mary Marks Kathleen and John Martin Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Master and Mrs. Michael Mazei Miss Helen Mazurkiewicz Roy Klein Signs Mrs. Cecelia Klick Mr. and Mrs. William Knauer Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kollar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kopicki Kopicki Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. John Kostival Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozik Mr. and Mrs. John Kozlowski Mr. William Kretz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kroener Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kuhn Frank Kush Modern Formal Wear Mr. and Mrs. John Kuzminski Ladies' Auxiliary to the Knights Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Langone Mr. and Mrs. John Latze Mrs. Helen Lauritano Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. Cyril V. Leddy Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lembach Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lenich Mr. Clarence J. Levan Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Levan Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lineaweaver James P. Linette, Inc. Gerald Litwin Mr. Leon Livingood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loughlin Lunden's Hollow Goods Sig Lurio- Rev. John Auchter Rev. James M. Butler Rev. Michael A. Capuano Rev. Edward Conard Rev. Aloysius Dietz Rev. John Kelly Rev. Leo F. Kilpatrick Rev. Francis Lawrence Rev. Richard J. Loeper Rev. Michael V. Marek Rev. Daniel H. Quinn Rev. Henry Schuyler Rev. Henry Strassner Rev. Joseph J. Swiess Rev. Aloysius H. Vath Rev. Stephen Vidoczy William Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adams Eugene Alnero Mr. Vincent Addesso Mr. John Agneta Mary E. Albert Allison Medical Supply Co. Robert A. Arnold Dr. Michael Austin The Author Family Stephen J. Banco Stephen J. Banco, Jr. Barbara Baque Patricia Baque Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bednarczyk James Belnome Berkshire Auto and Garage Co. Bernhardt's Plumbing Betty's Beauty Shop Stanley J. Bialy Bill's Texaco Bowling Team Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mazurkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mazza Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCann Mr. and Mrs. George McGettigan Charles McHase Miss Mary McKeigh Merritts Gift Shop Metropolitan Publishing Company Anna Metz Stanley Michalak Angelo Migliore Miss Dorothy Milco Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Magilski Mohr Funeral Home Mt. Laurel Spring Water Mt. Penn Diner Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Murdough The My Shop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Natoli Anthony Nelabovige Nick's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nigrini Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nowotarski Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Brien Old Reading Brewery Eugene Olszewski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olszewski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olszewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Omelko One Hour Martinizing Harry O'Neil Miss Angela O'Reilly P. and R. Distributing Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Pado, Sr. Painter's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. John Paolini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papich Pennside Pharmacy Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Reading Mr. and Mrs. Quido Pichini Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pieja and Family Piersol and Pine Mr. and Mrs. John Piotrowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Podlasek Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Podlasek Polish American Citizen's Political Association Pomeroy's, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Post Mr. and Mrs. James Purcell Reading Bottling Company Reading Bus Company Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reagan Ream's Cafe Anna Marie Rearden Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. John Rick Riverside Custom Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohrbach The Rosary Shoppe Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Rozanski Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ruch Dr. John F. Ruth Sacred Heart Monastery Santarelli Brothers Dr. Aaron Schlechter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Schmicker Mr. Ted Schutte Mrs. William Schutte Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Scornavacchi Mrs. Harry Seiders Shalkap Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. Gabriele Cagnetti Calip1no's Grocery Store Josephine Calvaresi Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Carabello Mr. and Mrs. A. Carroll Cedar Hills Florist Charlie's Esso Station Charlie's Food Market Miss Ruth S. Chelius Mr. and Mrs. John Chudovan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ciesielski Clary Adding Machine Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Clifford Eddie Cocker Willard E. Colvin Mr. and Mrs. James H. Connolly Corita Shop John Costello Cramp Funeral Home Mr. Daniel Crimaldi Phyllis Crisafulli Mr. and Mrs. John F. Daley Dr. Robert A. Deach DeCarlo Meat Market John Deissler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Delmonico Dr. and Mrs. Leonard DelVechio Patricia DePaul Richard DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. John P. Donaldson Dottie's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fenyus Mr. Howard Fetterhoff Julia Fick Morris and Fidler Ira O. Fisher Appliances Mrs. Emily M. Fleckenstein Mr. and Mrs. T. Clair Flemming Mrs. Mary Fornino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fredericks A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Gabrielli Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gallagher Steve X. Gallas Monumental Work Gallman Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Al J. Ganster Mr. and Mrs. George H. Garcelon Mrs. Henry Gardicki Arthur Gaspari Geno Gaspari Mr. Joseph Gdowik Miss Maryann Gdowik Chester Gehman Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Glembocki Ted Glenn TV Service Dr. and Mrs. Wfilliam H. Glosser Mr. and Mrs. John Golembiewskr Mr. and Mrs. John I. Graczyk Mr. and Mrs. Milton Blanski Boldt Family Boo Boo's Bowling Team Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broskey Mr. and Mrs. George J. Born Mr. and Mrs. James P. Born Bowlers Paradise 1900, B. A. Bowling Team Mr. and Mrs. William Braun Breneiser Tobacco Co. Mrs. Raymond Brinkerhofif Mrs. Margaret Brose Miss Clare Brown Dr. William M. Bush 9th and Laurel Cafe Mary Drexler Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Drumheller and Mrs. Armando Durirtzi Patricia Dutton Mr. and Mrs. John Dvorak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dziedzic Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dziedzic Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eck Dr. Charles Eckber Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eckel J., C. Ehrlich Company Eighteenth Ward Food Centre Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eline Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Elzer Mr. and Mrs. John Ertz Joseph Essig Paul W. Essig Bernard Evans Dr. and Mrs. David N. Farber Lewi Feel s Federman Fine Shops hir Mr Dr. Joseph A. Graczyk Richard W. Grant H. E. Griesemer Gross' Grille Miss Bernardine Guthier Mr. and Mrs. M. Hagmayer John Halestsky William V. Harrer Mr. Francis Harter Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harter Haw's Confectionery Hertzog Hardware A Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill Hindin's Bakery Dr. and Mrs. James H. Holzner Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hydock Dr. and Mrs. Irving J. Imber Immaculate Conception Parish Indian Fort Inn Pikes Jablonski Joseph Jaraczewski Pat, Earl, and Dick Siegfried Dr. John A. Sirak Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Skarbonkiewicz Slovak Home Association O. P. Smith Ted Smith Electric Company Dr. William Smith Albert C. Soderlund Family South End Towing Service Spahn Family Spanglers' Meat Market Mrs. Christian Spreitzer Mrs. Elizabeth A. Spreitzer St. Margaret Mothers' Club St. Paul Holy Name Society Stanley's Barrel Company State Hill Fruit Farms Mrs. Elizabeth Stetz Dr. Donald R. Stercuson, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stoebenau Strand Cleaners Stella E. Sunday Dr. and Mrs. James G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Thren Tom's Dry Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Trexler, Jr. Dr. Harry Tyl Ukranian American Citizens Club Ukranian American Social Club Philip Valeriano Walley Knitting Mill West Reading Market Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Wfhelan Mr. and Mrs. John L. Whelan Mr. and Mrs. Byron Whitman C. K. Whitner CO.. Inc. Wide Awake Shirt Co. Mr. Gordon Williams Windsor Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Winterhalter Joanne Wummer Dr. W. S. Yoder Yuengling's Quality Chekd Jet Letter Shop Joe's Food Market Joe's Meat Market Joe's Tailor Shop John's Barber Shop Dr. Alfred T. Johnson Kalbach's Jewelry Store Ralph Joseph Mrs. Marie Karish J. M. Kase, Glass Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Katrinak Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kawecki Mildred Kehs Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kelly Keystone Dairy Keystone Meat Market Rozalia Kilyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline Kline's Drug Store Mrs. William Knauer Knights of St. Casimir's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kogut Gloria Koller Mr. and Mrs. John Kolodzej Mary Ann Kolson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kolson Joe Konopelski Miss Patricia Kostival Henry Kotzeh Blondie Kozlowski Henry L. Kozlowski Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Krishner Kurtz and Dowd, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Larkin Vito Lauritano Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Lauter Leese's Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leier Ray Leithiser- Thomas Lenich Family The Leonard Shops Reddington and Soen Lerch Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lerish Lettick's Electric Service, Inc. Walter Lewandowski Lillian Fabric Shop Link Television Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Lloyd Lobel's Youth Center Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Loder James J. Loder Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas Mrs. John Macek Mr. and Mrs. Nick Maggiaro Mrs. Joseph Majka Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Malinowski Dr. T. J. Manuszak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morganti Marino's Food Market Mario's Food Store Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Marks Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martin Mary Louise Martino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martino Atty. John E. Marx Mary's Bridal Shop Mary's Dog House Luncheonette Tom Masano Motors Mrs. Agnes Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph May Mr. Frank Mazurkiewicz . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mazurkiewicz Diane Mazza Dr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. John F. McFadden Joseph M. Ricci Miss Kathleen Meiran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Menet Mr. and Mrs. John Meridionale Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michalski Mr . and Mrs. and Mrs. mas H. M Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Tho Stanley Mikulajczak Clarence Miller iller Edward Mish Michael Mochan Alexander Moczydlowski Wm. Moczydlowski Moore's Restaurant Gar Miss Catherine Morgan John Morris Miss Gertrude Moyer Mrs. Kenneth Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. John Mulligan J. C. Mumma Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Murnane Madge Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray A Elizabeth Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abeln Melanie Abeln Mrs. Joseph Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Acker Cliff Acksreider Mr. Adam Miss Florence Adam Kenneth Adams Margaret Adams Mary Alice Adams Dan Addesso Mrs. Daniel Addesso Loraine Addesso Miss Rosemarie Addesso Addison Television Service Mr. Daniel Adesso Mrs. Sara Agnello Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Aichele Mr. Robert W. Aicher Joe Albert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert Russell Albert Salvatore Albert Mr. and Mrs. John Albright Mr. and Mrs. Harry Alexander Robert Alspack Claude I. Althouse Ann L. Alvarado Raiilel Alvarado Am assador Cleaners Ronald Anastasio Lois Anderson Pam Andresen Andrew's Shyshak Andriy Terrence Anker Miss Helen Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anuszewski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aquiline Cathy Arentz Charles Arentz Mrs. Evelyn Armbruster Mr. W. F. Armhruster Margaret Arnold Mr. Ray Arnold Margaret Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Roy Artz Mr. and Mrs. George Aschenbrenner Mr. Gerard Aschenbrenner Ruth Ash Marietta Musket Manette Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Naso Mr. James Nave Mrs. James Nave Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ney Nueblings. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Reilly Paul's Atlantic Service Miss Antoinette Pazik Mrs. Eva Pazik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pazik Peerless Sales Co. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pelligrini Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pepe Ann Peters Mr. and Mrs. William Pfrommer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pichini Morris Pietrobone Mr. and Mrs. Walter Piotrowicz Mr. and Mrs. H. Plank Robert F. Pouleson Mrs. Florence W. Preskell Mr. and Mrs. John Purcell Purdon Studios - Anna M. Quinlan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rack Charles G. Rathman Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rauen Reading Aluminum Co. Reading Dairy Rebers Reber's Amoco Bart Reedy Mrs. Bernard Richards Riverside Distributing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Rocco J. F. Rodger Rozycki Furniture Shop Santo J. Russo Mr. and Mrs. James Rutolo S. 8: A. Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. John Sabol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saporieto Mr. Raymond Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Saylor Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Scarpignato Schaeffer's Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. A. P. Schartel George J. Schindlbeck Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Schmieder Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schulze Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Schwank Mr. Eugene Seifert Florence Senkowski Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shanno Mrs. Anna Marie Shaulis Seltzers Men Shop Mr. Bud Shouztal Sixth and Bingaman Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Skrocki Mr. and Mrs. Ted Slabik Snyder's Service Station Sophie's Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smolinski Ann, Blanche, Eleanor Spaar Mr. Spatz Special Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Speece Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spitale Square Deal Hall. Bingo St. Casimir's Bowling Team St. Lawrence Service Station Mr. Lester Stallman Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sternowski John Stewart Dr. E. Wm. Stoebenau Stork Hotel Bowling Team Mr. D. G. Stumhofer Sylvester Styer Miss Miriam Simmons Cecilia Sychterz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tacyn Talarico Tailor Shop Mr. Joseph Tetlak, Contractor Three Sisters Luncheonette Mary Ann Tokarz Tony and Ed's Confectionery Tony's Food Market Mr. and Mrs. A. Tranovich Mrs. Anastasia Twardowski Mr. Robert Valet Valgus Cut Rate Miss Romana Vallish Mr. Thomas Vallish Miss Susan Vass Mr. and Mrs. John F. Vogel Wilfred C. Wadsworth Wagner Electric Supply Co. Sandra Walker Thomas Walker Mrs. Carl A. Walter Mr. Joseph Walter Mrs. Ardele Walton H. D. Wamsher Harold Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weber Dr. H. C. Wegman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Weinhold Weiss Bros., Inc. Mr. and Mrs . Arthur B. Wenrich Mr. and Mrs. John Wenrich Miss Sallyann e Wenrich Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wernicki Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wertz White House Mr. and Mrs. Market Chester Wiczalkowski Dr. Herman J. Williams Dr. and Mrs. John Williams Willow Garage PATRONS Athas Restaurant Floyd E. Auchenbach, Jr. Mary E. Auchenbach Mrs. C. P. Auchter Mr. and Mrs. George Auchter B Mrs. Jerre Babb Virginia Babb W. H. Bachers Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Guenther Baeck Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bagdon Mr. Kenneth Bagdon Mrs. Doris Bahr Mr. Charles Baker Mr. Bob Baldwin Mrs. Paul Balthaser Mrs. Mary Barbon Mr. Robert Bard Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barry Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Best Mr. and Mrs. George Bettler Mr. and Mrs Maureen Betz Lydia Biagian . Clarence Betz ti Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bialek Walter Bialek Anne Marie Bianconi Shirley Bieber Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bilder Mr. and Mrs. Bishop's Cafe N. Paul Billinger Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bitler Mr. and M'rs. Gerald Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Blanski Christine Blanski Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Fred William . John Blanski . Leon Blanski Blase Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blatt Skip Blekicki Blue Mountai n Dairy y Barto Maryl Battista Dennis W. Bauchspies Mrs. P. Baucher Barbara Bause Bayer Drugs Mr. Jack Bean Warren B. Bean Bean's Food Store Rodney Beard Mr. and Mrs. Bechtel Nancy Bechtel Mr. Frank Becker Richard Becker Stella Bednarczyk Eugene Beecher Miller Beecher Paul Behm Russell R. Behrle Miss Rosalie Bellanca Catherine Belmont Mrs. Patsy Belnome Mr. and Mrs. William Bennethum Mr. and Mrs. William Bennis R. W. Benson, Jeweler Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenneth Bentz Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beny Berks Beer Distributors Berkshire Shoe Dante F. Bertagna Bobbie's Shoe Service Bob's Toy Shop Frieda Bodenstein Nancy Bogdanski Patricia Bogdanski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boland Sandra Lee Boldt Mary Bolognese Patricia Bomba Edward Bona Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bonk Mr. Edward J. Boone Carl Borelli Rose Ann Borelli Mr. and Mrs. Borelli Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Born Mary Ann Borst Teresa Borzeleca Mrs. Rose Borzellino Dr. Vanden Bosch Miss Mary Bosold Loretta Botzum Mrs. Mayme Botzum Peter Boulanger Mr. Steve G. 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