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

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,ssh 'Qa wdwiis N-N. eUQl QI'l6!,Hel'lI g fy .,HlflQffl'l'L6ll'l As long as Cathohc educatlon contlnueb to Hourlsh ln the clty of Readxng, the name of Father Henrx J Huesman, pastor of St Paul Parlsh and rector of Central Cathollc, wlll be remembered Father's keen lntereit lI1 all Centrahtes re dnsplaved ln hns vlslts to our school, and hrs dewxre to help Us advance ln all fielde Wlth out the monetarv aemtance of Father Hueaman, Central would not be the modern, well equlpped xchool that lt lb today We promlse that hm efforts vull hear frult ln our llves lt lb our smcere wlah that God grants hmm mam more frultful years m Hu SCYVICC 10 '

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ECL 8105 Into the hands of Nlonsxgnor Edward M Relllx has been placed the respons1b1l1ty of the mamtenance of the entlre educatlonal system of the Phxladelphla Archdxocese Hls unflaggmg work 1n encouragmg and furthermg educatlon of Cathollc youth has earned for h1m the respect of all who know hlm as Dlocesan Supermtend ent of Schools ln the sears followmg hls ordmitlon m 1936 Xlspr Rellls pursued graduate studxes at the Lathollc LITIVCTSIIY of AUHCYICT III W1bhlHg,t0H D C ln I9-I5 he assumed the enormous Fisk of admxmstrator of the Dlocesan School System of Phlladelphm worths successor to the expert educators who preceded hlm Under hx skxllful management the parochlal schools 1n the Ph1ladelph1a Arch dlocese have earned the respect and admlratlon of both Cathollc and secular educators Late xn October word was recelved that the two asslstant supermtendents of the Archdlocese were named Rlght Reverend 'Wonslgnor bw hl Holme s Pope John YYIII The Rzght Rei erend fllonngnor John J Graham D D Asszxtant Super mtendent of Schools The Rzght Rezerenrl flflonsrgnor Pdward 11 Rezlly JFD LLD The Right Reverend IMOHSIQHOV Frederick .I Stez enson Assrstant Supermtendent of Srhools 9 1. l . . V . .. .V C . .: . t . . , . :Y . ' if f . . : ' . K - K L ,- C . .4 L ' :K -Y - .Cr He has, in many ways, proven himself a 'S . Sf 1 4 . - V - I A ' . . ' 1 In in I 1 . . G V I , f ' Q . , . . ' ' I

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euerenc! Raymond QQLC ner Because of the unttrmg efforts of our prmclpal Fftther Ru mond Lelchner Centml 1 1 school of whxch we can be justls proud During the past sex en seirs we have observed the ds nam1c energs our beloved prmclpal exerts at h1s xdmmlstratlve dutles and the deep interest he shovss m the splrltml health 'md temporal problems of the student On B E I dax Father gu1ded a group of sexen v1s1tors through the school and explqmed the XHTIOUQ phase of Cathohc educatxon to hrs guests Ever zealous tor the muse of Chrlst md deeplv aware of hx sublime xocatlon Father will be gratefullv remembered bx all Centrahte ll O O . 5 , C cl. J. , . s 1 : ' f . . 5 , I. K ., , K I , I D, . Q 4 C - 4, ' . ': . 1 1 1 . s. . . . 7, 4 , , . ' . ' s e 1 : ' . ' ' s 9 . . s.