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

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i :ax.amumza 'T Planning for the future rf -fmzdst the fnounlazn greenery ,.,,-n--s- 1 66 ozngd Smce the dis Ffather Wlllllm Hammeke, pistor of St Piul P1r1sh purch1sed the Luden est1te xn 1939, the st'1telw m'1ns1on hqs serxed the educitlonil needs of the Cwthollc wouth of Reftdmg The lirge mcrease rn enrollment over the wears has necessxtfmted the 'zddltxon of claesrooms at severftl tunes m the school s twents yeur hlstory Lfztest lm pI'OVCIT1CI1Is ire the converslon of room 100 mto a facultx room for the prxest md las teachers, and the transformatlon of room 303 mto 1 modern class room The old facultv room now Qers Cb ab 1 confer ence room for students who vush to comult one of the f'1cultX VVhen school reopened on beptember 9 1959 Centrul greeted 1 record enrollment of 1031 stu dents Ewen nook and corner was put lnto use to 'lllevlate the crowded condltlone Trulx, Central corrldors find rooms echoed WNlt1'1 footsteps dllflllg the school dns 1s Cefntrilltes truned themselves to meet the needs of modern SOCICTX 5 . 0 Y 1 .,.,....i1 1 1 1 ., g 4+ , K 1 , .1 :M J 'J QL Y v ! 1:1 1 1 'MS'- s 11 1 of K K la' , 1 A , ' 1 1 X 4, time! ' r fxehfim L - 1 11 , 1' yr 'P' k 1 Aw A - s 1, . g H , .,,1 91-1 - .1 H 1 1-1 - 9 - fl 1' -For so . , 'st f 5 - 'y 11 '. 1 1, L ' C I I 4 . 1 1 : , 5 1 1 ' 1 I 1f I ' 1 1 9 C V L a I 19 V I i 1- ' 1 ff 1 1 11' 1 1 1 'S I X ' - y- v w .9 Y 1 . - , .W b, 1 1 1 h V 1 1 . 1 1 k , , Q 1. . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' Q 1 ,M L - 1 4 . , ' ' ' 1 - 1 . I - gls .1 i 1 1 ' 1 1 li 4' , + Y 1 ,- 1 -. ' Y v 9 1. K - 1 1. U 5 9 19 I 19 v 1- .Q 11' 1 'Q 1f 1 f 2 f ' 1' 1 ', , . ' v

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Illv l'IIlHIFlIlf' Iln llosf Rezuend John flllllllllll O flora FS f D D lrrhhzslzop ff Pluladelplzm The Most Reverend J. Carroll llleCormich, D.D., Ph.D., Aux- iliary Bishop of Philadelphia, Tilular Bishop of Ruspae. ZOCQJCLI1 Hundreds of thou md of Ldthohe high school gmduntes 1I'1 the Archdmcese proudls ha1l the cultur'1l surroundmgs 1n vsh1Ch thex re eened thelr educitmn lh1s sxstem of schools second to none 1 the h'1pp1 result of the devoted mterest 'md support of the Archlnshops of Phllidelphm xvlfh 1 ded1c1ted Nplflf H1 Lmmence John Cnrdlnfll OHWTI the present AfChblSh0p of Ph1l'zdelph1'1 guides the dest1n1es of h1s sp1r1tual Ch1ldren ilong the pith of Lhrlst Not onlx num new pride '1nd high sthools hue been erected durmg the pwst few 1e1rs but specml ehools for the l7llI1d the de1f the cr1ppled 'md the mentqllx retwrded hue found a plice 1n the L'1rd1n'1ls proprxm for the CYDHINIOII of our se oo sxstem 1 tonstfmt IIIICYCNI in eourlgement III upportmg, the further dexelop ment of our schools suh t1nt11tes the fict thwr H1 Emmence fullx TE1llLC the 1n1p0rt1nee of LlIll0l1L eduemon Xvlth th1 enthusmstle IH te1et n our welfire L1rd1n1l OHUI leids Us ex er onu ard ulth the mretul exe of wusdom 1nd expenencc The Most Reverend foseph NIC- Shea, D.D., Ph.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia, Titular Bishop of Alina.