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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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National Honor Society ......... ..... 2 0 Student Government ......... .... 2 2 Centralma ................................ .... 2 4 Hillside Echoes ............ .... 2 6 Forensic .................... .... 2 8 Band ......................... ..... 3 0 Clubs .............................. .... 3 2 Catholic Action ....... ..... 3 4 As I sought ....... Studies ......... .... 2 38 Seniors .............. .... 4 7 Juniors ................. ..... 7 4 Sopholnores .......... ..... 7 7 Freshlnen ......... ..... 8 0 To conquer opposition ....,... Football ............................ ..... 8 6 Boys' Basketball ......... .... 9 2 Girls' Basketball ......... .... 9 6 Baseball ............................ .... 9 8 Golf ........... ......... 1 00 Track ........ ......... 1 01 And secure that inner tranquility ...... Junior Prom ............ ......... 1 04 Freshman Day ...... ......... 1 06 Assemblies ............. ......... 1 08 Science Fair ........ ......... 1 10 Musicale ............ ......... 1 12 May Day ......... ......... 1 14 Finale ......... ......... 1 16 5 I-I7 I8-35 36-83 84-IOI I02-II8 2 , tllfi x ' I Ii- ',W'.. Q ' -'9.:g1 V'-Tig k :ry-1 , L! 4..,Vg,' 5 4 - UQ '1fG'. '1' 9 i- ' ' :tiff rm . , it 'A 'ffl ugh ' Ag--' . iii? iff. ry, . . infer' 'V lf- .'-1 rf 3 .Q r 111 U' -X- ,. f in , illf' J r . :fl . ,gh '21 fig In H ' f-S84 2 Sr J' .- .P.,' Fil E' Qi-' 321-6 nfxy .Q as 1 may , 1 km ' u A , fs 'wiffxf Qi: .5157-. 6. .'l:z1zi ' 1 1 4- A. ...Qu .r .. . . s its ' Un.. hi .. ng 7' in- 'gif-NSN .rn 5: 11... '. 3 , ,gf -.1 '. 2 'wif'-I. gr li 352571 Phi ', z 1 .4 ' I L g: 'Si E K 4,,f:1,'I i, .- 21 mi? L.. N .4 a. V S - ' 4 i . ff, 5 4 ii? i f 1 4, , VY- x . A rr 5. ,ig A . , lift . . : 3 3i41':j'5' .- ' I' 1 L'-11 ., .,. 5 'I 'igfzfi 1.2. . 1 ' .f 1 f fm. V. ti 1' I V . 3. cf' ii i ':'Y'Ql, ul: ' smfgv i nz' 7 vi ' ,551 .. - rf- ,. fl A : Y -3 '. 1 ' - Ml, -'e Q'-Qgff . . ,M . +-f if 1, its--1 ff fi? iiiirpi ' ' ' I -.. 11, r . .Ed , 1 1. 5.1! ' A -ii, 1, I X :iii --lgil lee.. Springtime, Central, U.S.Fl. I . 1 4 if f 5 if ,--.,,.a H, j Umlilidf Wal' OI' In May, l939, the residence of William H. Luden became Central Catholic High, through the efforts of Father William Hammeke, rector of St. Paul Parish. As the years progressed, the student popu- lation soared from an initial seventy-five to the present enrollment of over eleven hundred. Following the dictates of supply and demand, the school needed more space to accommodate the ever increasing number of students. Addi- tions were made to the main building in l94l, 1945, and l955. But, when the horde of teenagers de- scended upon the Bon Air mansion this past September, not even that stately building could withstand the attack. To alleviate crowded conditions, the administration deemed it neces- sary to open an annex at Twelfth and Spruce. This annex houses six of the freshman classes and has become an integral part of Centrals life. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but . . , ,- EU ' A Y. ln the yellowing autumn time J 2 .Q L4 'wg 'Ti'-ff ,vid .'45f' M y Snowtime is playtime. How rustic! 7 'f if N ' ff :. 5l:. . gn emoriam As We prepared for another school term, our beloved Cardinal Archbishop, lohn Cardinal O'l-lara was called from this world of space and time into the timelessness of eternity. During the years in which His Eminence, lohn Cardinal O'l-lara presided as spiritual leader of the large archdiocese of Philadelphia, all felt the influence of his magnanimous character. Espe- cially dear to his heart were the teenagers entrusted to his charge, Numerous elementary schools, several large diocesan high schools, as well as schools for exceptional children stand as a lasting testimony of his desire to spread the kingdom of Christ. ln his work, Cardinal O'l-lara fulfilled perfectly the description penned by Pope Pius Xl of the exemplary priest who both by vocation and divine commission, is chief apostle and tireless furtherer of the Chris- tian education of youth. 8 l.OCQSdI'L oLwQClC!QI' After the death of His Eminence, Iohn Cardinal O'Hara, the burden of Administrator of the large archdiocese ol Philadelphia fell upon the Most Reverend Ioseph McShea. On February 15, it was announced that the diocese ot Philadelphia had been divided and the new diocese of Allentown created. The Most Reverend loseph McShea was named the first bishop of the area which includes Berks County. Bishop McShea spent most of his boyhood in Philadelphia, attended West Philadelphia Catholic High School, the seminary of St. Charles Bororneo, and was ordained a priest in Rome in l932. He was elevated to monsignor in 1948 and to bishop in 1952. His Excellency is already a familiar figure in this area, as he has been here many times to administer the Sacrament of Confirmation. 9 The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly, l.C.D,, LL.D. gcfucators The Right Reverend Monsignor Edward M. Reilly is charged with the responsibility ot the entire educational system of the archdiocese. Last May, the Reverend Edward T, Hughes was named assistant superintendent and in September Central- ites took an added interest in the diocesan office when a faculty member - Reverend Francis B. Schulte-joined Father Hughes as assistant super- intendent. The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has every reason to be proud of its diocesan school system and its leaders whose broad scope of vision and attentiveness to detail have insured a thorough education for the Catholic youth of the area. Monsignor Reilly's tremendous interest in Cath- olic education, along with his very gracious per- sonality, show his dedicated spirit to this worthy cause, and for this we are deeply grateful, His work in encouraging and furthering Catholic edu- cation has established for him a place of respect and admiration in the hearts of faculty and students alike. lU The Reverend Edward T. Hughes. Flssistant Superintendent of Schools The Reverend Francis B. Schulte, Ftssistant Superintendent ot Schools youth Despite his pastorate at St. Pauls and rector- ship at Central Catholic, the busy Reverend Henry f-luesman finds time to open our school year with Holy Mass, to distribute report cards to student parishioners, and to act as speaker at various religious and civic functions. This zealous priest undertook added responsibility when on April 25, he was appointed to the office of Diocesan Super- intendent of Schools. The graduating class extends heartfelt appreciation and gratitude as he assumes this new office and honor, Father Huesman and Father Leichner got right to work after their new assignments had been announced. ln his years as principal at Central Catholic, Reverend Raymond Leichner has watched the enrollment soar over the thousand markg but he has managed, somehow, to find time and place for every student. Wholly devoted to his vocation, Father keeps a watchful eye on study habits, dis- cipline and spiritual progress. As assistant super- intendent of schools in the new archdiocese, Father will have great added responsibilities. For his un- tiring efforts to keep Central on top the entire student body expresses its sincere thanks, Reverend Henry I, l-luosrnan Reverend Raymond I. Leichncr Reverend Ioseph Fricker Prefect of Discipline Director of Plthletics Plutomotive Essentials .Qu Reverend Stephen Bednarik Religion Boys' Guidance Counselor Senior Class Play Pllumni Hssociation Reverend Iames Ferry Forensic Union Social Studies Religion w..,,-s 'sq-0' Reverend Robert Forst Religion Moderator of the Hnnex Reverend Ioseph Dickert Religion Boys' Guidance Counselor Vocation Director Golf Club Hillroad Hi-Lites Knights of the Hltar 'lr-f 4a Reverend Iohn Zolondek Orchestra Band Choral Groups Marching Units Music Plppreciation Gentraf awlga tors Throngs of students enjoyed a free day in October as the faculty of Central joined other teachers ot the Berks area in the celebration of Education Business lndustry Day. Alter touring various industries of Reading, the teachers enjoyed an informative program on the development of Berks County. Conventions, symposiums, and every type of educational gathering counted members of Cen- tral's faculty among those in attendance, Members of the science department traveled to Scranton to attend a Science for the Day program. Later in the year joined by the teachers of the mathematics department, they attended the Pennsylvania Cath- olic Roundtable of Scientists and Mathematicians. Playing host to various groups, Villanova Univer- sity was visited by Sister Marielda attending the Library symposium and Sister M, Alethia and Sis- ter M. Magdelaine who participated in the annual press conference. Gregg sponsored a Business Workshop at Temple University. Commercial teach- ers gleaned many valuable hints from this excur- sion. Leading us in our quest for maturity, our re- ligious teachers sought to aid us live full and useful lives as American Catholic citizens. Father Forst orientates C. and C. Grimm to life as annex- men. 179, -ESX, 5 Sister M. Imelda. S.C.C. Prelect of Sisters Commercial Studies Student Flssociation Hssembly Programs Girls' Guidance Counsellor Sister M. Hnnemcxrie. S.C.C. Hrt -Mechanical Drawing Flrt Club Sister Caroline Ioseph, O.S.F. Science Biology Club Sister M. Hgnita, S.C.C. Sister M. Hlethia, S.C.C. Engligh English Lqtin Hillside Echoes Press Club Sister M. Canisicr. C.S.B. Sister M. Carletis, S.C.C. Mathematics Commercial Studies Senior Mathematics Club Personality Club Student Flssociation Flssist- ant Even packs of physics test papers cannot banish Sister 155' rl lx Iohn Catherine's smile. gn-- ' 13 it -Q . eh . Sister Hlphonse Maria, O.S.F. Science Chemistry Club l Sister M. Carletta. S.C.C. Social Studios French Future Teachers of Plmerica National Honor Society French Club Sister Eleanor Rugustine, O.S.F. Science Freshman Science Club Sister M. Frances, S.C.C. Sister M. James, S.C.C. Sister M. Ierome, S.C.C. Sister Iohn Berchmans, Commercial Studies English History S.C.C, Girls' Guidance Counselor Future Nurses of Flmerica Latin Spanish English Spanish Club D M M C arte our course Sister Iohn Catherine, O.S.F. Sister M. Magdelaine. Science S.C.C. Physics Club English Centralma Iournalism Club wr, Neon' .., N P' l l l l Sister Murielda, S.C.C. Sister Mariette. S.C.C. Sister Potenticz. C.S.S.F. Sister M. Reginella, S.C.C English Religion Social Studies Domestic Hrts Library Hides History Club Library 14 1 sais- Y X S! , w Q X X X Q s. s N x Sister M. Rosa. S.C.C. Sister M. Rosanne, S.C.C. English Commercial Studies German Mission Club Latin Girls' Guidance Counsellor Red Cross Club Exchanging greetings at the end ol a school day, S. Stanislaus and S. Silvine share a joke. Sister M. Stanislaus, S.C.C. Sister Theodore, C.S.B. Home Economics Mathematics English Freshman Mathematics Club Home Economics Club Sister M. Roselda, S.C.C. Pretect of Studies Spanish Spanish Club Sister M. Sophie, S.C.C. Latin English Latin Club Sister M. Thomas, S.C.C. Social Studies Projectionist Club Sister M. Silvine, C.S.B. Mathematics Iunior Mathematics Club ,M f i Sister M. Stanislaus. C.S.B. Mathematics Sister Thomas Irene, O.S.F. Science General Science Club to Sak lzaroors Besides our faculty of religious teachers, three lay teachers and various doctors, nurses, and sec- retaries complete the staff at Central, The pre- professional class was directed by Doctor Sylvio Barra who invited professional men and women to lecture on the many phases of medical Work, Sev- eral times during the course of the school year, Doctor Lucille Tucker Greene appeared on the scene to administer various tests to somewhat re- luctant but grateful Centralites. Dedicated to their various professions, these men and Women gave us examples of model Chris- tian lives in the modern World. Y , , . .. ...,-QW., ,Q A 4' . -gp., fy ggytg? s . ' 1 tisilif K ' Mrs. Catherine Kase Mr. Iohn. Savage Social Studies Freshman Football Coach Boys' Iay-Vee Basketball Coach Nurses Hide Doctor Lucille Tucker Doctor Edward Stoebenau Dentist Greene. M.D. School Physician Miss Willa Murphy Girls' Physical Education Instructor Girls' Basketball Coach Health Moderator of Cheerleaders Miss lane Schmieder Secretary Miss Loretta Botzum, R.N. Nurse Mr. Ioseph Schaaf Boys' Physical Education Instructor Boys' Basketball Coach Health -Q 3 . Miss Dorothy Milco Secretary I-strive Doctor Sylvio Barra, M.D. Preprofessional School Physician for . ' 'fi' Q 'Y uf ' . , 'lr M ix 4 J f' ffl' 23 ' Mr. Carl Straussel -Mr. George Clump Mrs. Rose Reinwalt Head Custodian Cafeteria Manager Flssistant Custodian CZ!! t funds C941 CDQCA Mrs. Killinger Mr, Harold Wagaman Mr. Richard Trexler Mr. Ioseph Schaelzlc- Custodian-Flnnex N Stadium Caretaker Flssistant Custodian Rcpairman Preparing to meet the army ol hungry students, the laithlul cafeteria staff-Mrs. Ft, Engle, Mrs. M. Reichardt, Mrs. Braun, Mrs. E. Gen simer, -Mrs. L. Saylor, Mrs. C. Kernan, Mrs. I. Phillips, make final preparations. S !-,.. , ll ll S 4 X l' wlzere time X --.., L Sponso1'QO The 1 n 30 -Q' 1-.ii .ng S., 4..- 3 My A K . 'H I .il Caught in the uct ol trying lo tcissto the cake, I. lffatcrloy in Cxdinonifghfri by K. McCarthy. ' i 'i'i' Y Y ' ' A T'T'Y T'! . ., J i.q,.n.,5 My .. . . N Michele Bereszkie Brviom iiio NHS, iricliictiorz qnfzeiiilsly, ll Gaiiutor find H President Trcmovich display the blue cmd qolfl, 20 ,iifumhiyg xempfzgecf Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the requisites for induction into our Monsignor Wachter Chap- ter of the National Honor Society, Under the auspices of Sister M. Carletta, the Nl-f.S. sponsored their annual cake sale at Kissingers Market. Sufficient money was realized to furnish the school with a new filmstrip projector. Among the other services rendered this year were the sponsoring of a career forum, tutoring underclassrnen, and maintaining order in the corridors, The blue and gold arm band of this society signified activity throughout the school. To stimulate competition in studies among the stuf dents, a new item, designed in the traditional blue and gold of the NHS. was the traveling pennant, awarded to the homeroom claiming the highest number of honor students. 'Q--W Quang. Qt tier post, E. Stavarski opens the door and starts traffic moving as l. Hydock heads for her next class. 21 Checking over new books and the new book cart, H, Leddy and Fl. Icrmes find much of interest. Banner going up! I. Thren awards the honor to the highest homeroom. Student government dctivities necessitdte the use ot Mr. Bells invention for seniors W. Chlebowski ond K. Mdrtin muty Gomes nec ing With the school motto, Excelsior, in mind, President Robert Bidlcrs ond the student council strove to leod Centrc1l's student body ever upwoird, ln his speech ot oicceptonce dt the instdllotion ceremonies, Robert re- colled Centrol's scholoistic ond extrocurriculor dchieve- ments ond oslced the students to keep thot record un- blemished. The typicoll ogendg ot the council meetings in- cludes the plemning of extrocurriculdr ctctivities. Through their moderotor, Sister M. lmeldol, they recom- mend the vcirious suggestions of the students for conf siderotion ot the ctdministrcition. Their duties ore obviously importont in the proper functioning ot GH educdtiondl institution. Even more importdnt ore the lessons their dctivities teochg d lesson in the desirdbility ol good government, on experience of pctrticipottion in czuthority ond on excrmple of ettecf tive student citizenship. On the stdirwgy to success stoind senior representa- tives: D, Howe, T. lrelcind, I. Thren, D. Hornbo, cmd I. Esterley. Pt lull in the busy dey finds junior council members I. Weber, M. Daley, R. Hehn, I. Lotlvlgnnu, and B Pomeroy 'ircrllying 'round the jukebox. Majors in public relations-tho Big Four, T. Roth, Fl. Loddy, M. Bcrcskio, cmd I. Mcixymilliaii practice getting cicquciiiited. .1 -Q. Pall-Nm Five and tivo arf- ton- council members: T. Mcilecki, L. Mcmcuso, C. Barrcirsso, M. Froeiiimi, P McCoy, S. Bo1dt,L. Threw, M. Sciiorn, M. Rciskicwicz, and P, Hein. Hobart Biclo President 4- .. . xg. S ,M 1 Helen Chomyn Editor-in-chief ,.,. wemwgmmrmvfw-A. , Lcryout plcxns cause the serious attitude of the sports stcrff members D. Hummer, I. Esterlcy, ond editor H. Bicxlos. When you press this little button . . . N. Meoli explains the workings of the camera to M. Rozycki, E. Zwier, and S. Boldt. -Y tgtineratry ecorcfecf What occurs between the taking of pictures and the miraculous appearance in lune of some hundred pages of copy, captions, and pictures is not a phenomena, but the normal activity of a yearbook staff, With Sister M. Magde- laine as moderator and Helen Chomyn as editor-in-chief, this years staff began its search for a suitable theme. Having deliberated carefully, everyone agreed on the choices'- No man is an island. ln the autumn amid the confusion which permeates the first few weeks of school, initial steps were taken to organize our annual. With the hard fact of a March dead- line before them, the staff devoted many after school hours to the compilation of all the necessary pictures and writing. Since every yearbook has a financial side, the senior class worked feverishly to meet the quota to make publif cation possible. Hewrites, fast typing, captions, and missing pictures became so usual that the editors assumed an attitude of quiet desperation. But, somehow, all obstacles faded, and a completed Centralma inevitably greeted the end of the school year. Proud of the All-American and All-Catholic ratings of past books, the staff has tried to make Centralma, 1961 live up to its heritage. lt's time for a refreshing pause, H. Stephens, B. Mulligan, associate editor, P. Kearney, and M. Freeman all agree. 25 The thought of mailing the completed book brings smile to D. Rambo, M. Purcell, I., Distasio, and S. Cooney. Cute lassies in a huddle: L, Quchter, l. Sirak, G. Malick and E. Stavarski master the cropping technique, lleadlirie hour finds tht- copy stuff 1111-n1l,f-1.1, P, McCoy editor, K, Hrontz, and M, Kazmierzcilz :searching for tht right word. 1 zz. Ui 5: , 1 59 4 5 , . 5 . i -t , . 'W' N- Timog Deadline date. Persons involved: Reporters C. Barrasso, D. Mullen, H. Bilewicz, K. Plau, and B. Verdone: Subject Onabbfing in The loucli Ol C1 lIlOSl9Y7M. Beresliie, art edilOr, no matter: news. Published eight times during the school year, Hillside Echoes is the product of a large staff of reporters, under the leadership of editor, Kathleen Martin and the guidance of the moderator, Sister M. Alethia, During October, staff members journeyed to Villanova University to participate in the annual Press Conference. Kathleen Martin was one ot the speakers. Most students eager for school news are unaware of the amount of work entailed in publication. But our stu- dent journalists proofread articles, revised layouts, met deadlines, and produced Hillside Echoes, our All-Catholic and lnternational Honor Award paper. Top-drawer discussion occupies the attention of typists P. lncollingo, E. Ptdamczyk, and sports editor, L. Heere. ' X V' E wx Q, Philip Hein Declomcition During C1 practice session, H. Boland, B. Pomeroy, ond E. Schiioloc- quo gather information for their tolks from recent publications Tiiiiotliy Hotli Boys' Extemporoneou5 ,W , 1, Jil-wiiflt vr- vy, A ' 'Vis 'x'x 28 TTU is li ti' ,i El.. ii: 3? gg, 3 tiger it n '55 i .QQ ,fl i ,gf Kathleen Martin Girls' Extemperaneous ,Q X a Headed by a new moderator, Reverend lames Ferry, the forensic union continued its winning ways. Senior B. lanis and junior T. Wright copped third and fourth place respectively in the annual Monsignor Wachter Tournament. Three sophomore boys, l, Martin, M, Wasickanin, and M. Kane distinguished themselves by each win- ning a first place in the various local Optimists' con- tests. Hours of practice reaped rich dividends when Centralites won the coveted judges' trophy at the Philadelphia diocesan finals. K. Martin, P. Hein, T. Roth, I, Maxymillian, and T. Wright all placed in the final round. This was Central's last participation in the activities of the Philadelphia forensic group, It was as members of the newly created Allentown diocese that Central students traveled to Baltimore to partici- pate in the National Catholic Forensic Meet. ears of Eemostfeenes Q, Ioseph Maxymillian Original Oratory Central in the news. M, Bereskie, K. Hrentz, and B. Ianis check on the latest achievements of the forensic union l efocfy in otion Hll equipment is accounted for as the result of much checking by T. Shaulis and B. Garvie. Aaat-ten-tion! Forward, march! A shrill whistle sounds there's a blair ot music and Central's marching band turns out again in their traditional maroon and gold uniforms. As the band struck up a peppy tune, fancy stepping majorettes lent a pleasant air to half-time by their expert twirling and occasional designs on the green turl ol Saint Lawrence Stadium during the football campaign. This year saw another innovation added to the music department. The marching band sported ci signal corps composed ot freshman and sophomore musicians under the leadership of Margaret Flemming. This aided in making the 1960-61 band the largest in Central's history, Central's snappy band didn't just happen The boys and girls in this department give up much tree time to master the intricacies ot marching. Every Wednesday eve- ning during the summer vacation, after school hours during the regular school year, and even holidays are devoted to the all-important practice periods. Under the expert direction ot Father lohn Zolondek, Central's musicmakers lead busy lives, Father realizes the importance of shouldering responsibility and so he dele- gates a certain amount of work to student directors. Be- sides learning music, these students come to an under- standing ol democratic living. Central's marching band. 30 Rf Hlle-pt lwllkllllil provm: an omsy task for I Mcl.c1ir1 and P. Binly. Pmpming to flirstributf- bfmcl lmiforms, Father Zolomclek is assisted by S. Kline, C. Bcclxtol, cmd I. Slrclssuvcxgc. Sandra Boldt Dflllll Mnjon-Il: Larry Threri President-Pep Club use Mission club members WM. Lcxroche and B. Vcith sort cards to be sent to Chile. Is it or isn't it? Only the geiger counter can tell for sure, so physics club members I. Mcrslcxr, C. Vespico, cmd E. Golembieski uwcxits the verdict. Cf ter farce From 8:30 to 9 and again alter school enthusiastic club members hold their meetings, The various clubs provided opportunities tor the advancement ot their mem- bers in religious, social, and literary tields. A school-wide collection of cancelled stamps and Christmas cards was the chief activity of the mission club. These students sorted, cut, and packed all this material and sent it to various religious establishments where it will be used to further the work of the Church Pep Club members kept school spirit at an all time high as game attendance testified, while journalism clubs prepared underclassrnen for the day when they would take over the school publications. Contributing regularly to the activities of the state- wide organization, the Future Teachers of America lolf lowed a busy schedule. ln addition to daily class periods, students interested in science and math delved turther into their respective fields during the bi-monthly club meetings. Highlight of the club year was the language assembly presented by all the language clubs, Senior projectionist D, Hummer shows the intricacies ol threading the movie projector to B. Knight, a fresh- man member ol the club Voice- of exitnrienrux Mrs Kase explains some of the infirmary H roundtable discussion before taping the weekly program iauppliefz to lvl Dealcyne and B Hracho. brings smiles to P, McCoy, C. Ireland, and P Fierro. 33 During October, M. Olersak joined all the faithful in honoring our Lady, Queen of the Rosary. l 1 Knight of the Flltar, K. Crossland prepares the vestments for weekly Mass, gh? QUQQH .Q 88118 Permeated with the Catholic philosophy of life, the educational program at Central afforded many spiritual experiences that prepared the students to accept the moral responsibilities of their actions in a materialistic World. Weekly Mass and Holy Communion was the main- spring of grace and courage for many, While the annual retreat furnished the opportunity of viewing life in the light of Gods grace. Daily visits to the Eucharistic Lord in the small school chapel proved a bright spot in the daily routine. Observation of the Church Unity Octave, the lighting of the Advent wreath, and the programs of Catholic Press Month kept the universality of the Church before the minds of the students. Guidance in the choice of vocation and daily contact with religious teachers aided students in understanding the important role religion must play in daily life. lust three short weeks, then Christmas. R. Bialas lights the candle on the advent wreath as R. Hnastasio and R, Mull join in the prayers. 34 wi .mx Problems of Q MCGOCY are Solved quickly by CI chat with S. Roscmno, senior girls' counsellor. lu vm? -Q Surprised by tho flash of the cmuercr, I. Pezdirc and C. Ganster enter chapel for G pop visit. Reverend Ioseph Fricker CelebrcmtfWeekly Mass hi ssgf kg sougll lr C941 gaofets of Stone Catholic Action at Central stems from the knowledge and love of God acquired through re- ligion classes. As freshmen we followed the life of Christ up to the establishment of His Church. Our attention during second year was given to a study of the Mystical Christ, the Church. Iuniors delved into the moral code to comprehend more fully their duties to God and fellowmen, while seniors busied themselves learning a systematic defense of their faith in apologetics classes. Pens flew across papers as members of all the English classes produced material for the National Essay and Poetry contests, February saw the pub- lication of student literary efforts in the school paper. Students found great treasures in their study of American and English literature. luniors produced their autobiographies and seniors spent endless hours on the inevitable term paper, Plll heads are buried in books as seniors try to find a satisfactory answcr to a perplexing question. 'Un 6' .4 f 'Lf Desperation takes over! Before the Religion lll test, D, Henry checks on his notes. Producing their own visual aids, freshmen G. Stabolepszy and M Wawrzynialc admire each others poster. 531. f5:1r'- fi .' ' it-tai . - - :J'r1::1g:.,iK5.hS.-cfySS5'p.' 1 1 QCZIVLS of LQCZPQI' X . 'CS' hN P. Bielski relates the duties ol a registered nurse while M. Royle To enjoy great poetry by the qudig method TA Snyder awaits her turn in ot junior panel discussion. and C. Weitzel prepare to play a record tor English ll classes. l ln quest ol term paper data, F. Hndresky and C. Barrasso check for references. M. Kuhn is absorbed with her own problems. 39 A People behind the plastic aprons ure chemists L. Simulating growing conditions, physicists P. Stralo and S. Verdone Tranovich, M. Dolan, and I. Pietrozinski, deeply en- investigate the possibility otouter-space gardens. grossed in experiment. entures into omorrow The Taming of the Screw by L, Polinslcy, biologist. Painless education. Proven by Sister T. Irene to T. Buskcy, R. Kanzelski, and R. Ferrara, students of general science. 40 eaclz to the oon To satisfy the growing scientific demands of our era, Centralites plunged into the fields of math- ematics and science. Adequately equipped laboraf tories and the efficient teaching of the Sisters of Saint Francis gave students ample opportunity to become familiar with the practical aspects of ex- perimentation. This year a cloud chamber used to detect radiation and a Van deGraaf generator were added to the science department. The biology lab now boasts of special blinds which permit the use of the microprojector in the room. Also new this year was the Traveling High School Science Library which is sponsored by the National Science Foun- dation. Further reading material was provided by the Current Science and Aviation and the weekly Science and Math. Projects for the science fair kept students well occupied. Directed by the Bernardine Sisters, Centralites plotted graphs, solved for x, and were initiated into the realms of higher mathematics. The mathematics contest, sponsored by the Society of Actuaries and the Mathematical Association of America, gave upperclassmen an opportunity to test their skills. A series of filmstrips on modern math proved a valuable visual aid. FUNCTION CUEQES Explaining the funny-mentals ol trigonometry, M. Kreuzberger shows her point to S. Nachurski and D. Howe. 3 7 ' f v. H picture plus words makes the problem clear to I. Schwab, I. Polyak, and S. Zajac. Hs F. Lyons checks the problem, R. Dissingor explains the graph. 41 Q: Weighing in the candidates prior to the election M. DiCintio, Fl. Marko, D. Chelstowski, D. Braun, T. lmpink and M. Spatz check on the latest magazine reports. 3 . Centumes on am e Since November l96U marked a general elec- tion year for us Americans, history students at Central learned much about the political parties and the role they play in our democratic system of government. Despite the national interest in the presidential campaign, American history students took time out to prepare an imaginative P. A. S. program to mark Pennsylvania Week in late Oc- tober. During the course of the year, P. O. D, en- thusiasts studied local industries tor a close look at the American competitive enterprise system. Future jury members were initiated into court pro- cedure by a visit to the courthouse to watch a case being tried. Poster projects and the translation of tairy tales provided an interesting study for French students. Song tests held on Fridays during the year added a bright note for German scholars. Spanish pupils made a detailed study of some ot our Latin Ameri- can neighbors and learned to understand and en- joy their customs, Faithful followers of Caesar worked diligently, hoping to reap rich rewards in the Auxilium Latinum contest held in the spring. As a finale to a busy year, students of the various foreign languages presented a Language Festival which proved to be an entertaining assembly. UNZTED l0NS JY BER 24 World problems require understanding. C. Fllbrecht, H. Gry- nastyl, and S. Koppenberger prepare to disscuzau UN. events in class. ! , mmwm MNH rcznscontmenta 111TT ,,,, 'Q' UT1T7Q 'lllllnl K' QWQQQQY iff lg 4 JMAN AQCH ll2lllM..lg4gL fw hmm!! C. Dolp has dll that it tdkcs to study French. Thumbs down! I. Martin passes ihe dcdth sentence on M. Flornming's glcrdidtor Guy sonores cmd sonoritcs D. Strclo, R. Kdlincr, I. Gdldun, K. Mcxtisick, M. Kelly, ond D. Wdlychcz bring cheerful Mexican nongsz dnd dances to the classroom. Q., , Plotting and planning add up to a busy mechanical drawing session for T. Loeper, N, Be-ntz, and R. Brenner. magination sfeacfs New twists for old hangers show the artistic accom- plishments ot F. Swavely, M. Kaufman, and I. McLain. Theres a real assembly line when art students T. Sauer, C. Sauer, P. Sustello, S. Dvorak, D. Spirelis, K. Gallagher, I. Ertel, G. Malick, and I. Sirak cut linoleurn block prints. 44 glyfqCl.Q4'LCy 1mQI7!OI'47'LClI'LCQ Mobiles, portrait studies, block prints, and paper sculpture spelled a busy year for Central's art students. Under the expert supervision of Sister Annemarie, these students produced the attractive background displays for the Christmas Assembly and the annual Spring Concert. This department was Well represented in the nation-Wide A.A.A. poster contest. Taking advantage ofa tour day cooking school sponsored by U.G.I. at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel, senior students watched lessons in food prepara- tion. luniors learned all the intricacies of dress- making as they fashioned skirts and dresses, New on the agenda for Sophomore girls Was the Iunior Red Cross home nursing course. Upon the success- ful completion of this course the girls were awarded certificates. All members of this department gleaned many helpful hints on how to create and maintain a happy home atmosphere. me X. it E . Xa 3:1119 f,,-- NXi,s, if .... ?Y Mmm, B. Barbon samples the cookies prepared by V. Reid and D. Parzanese. un, Flnticipation lights the way to an enjoyable repast for I. Kuz- minski and S. Trojnar. lt's all part of home nursing for E. Dudek as she prepares a tray. I gt ,Ng ffiylzlte offars Typing to music is a familiar situation to Cen- tral's commercial students. This method was em- ployed by Sisters Imelda, Frances, and Rosanne in an attempt to increase the number of certificates awarded annually to superior commercial students. A visit to the Bell Telephone Company and a talk given by a representative of the American Casualty Company afforded seniors an inside glimpse of the business world and its requirements. Beginners in shorthand looked with awe at the seniors who have already reached the 120 wpm plateau, Meanwhile bookkeepers struggled to master the maze of horizontal and vertical red and blue, and single and double lines. Dictaphones, adding machines, mimeographs, and the large catalogue of modern office machin- ery requires skilled hands if a good performance is to be had. Students rostered for office practice learned the intricacies of such equipment. Come graduation, these students will have exchanged their practice period for a real position in the modern business world, Double efficiency for an office. The Malecki twins, Ioan and Janice, combine efforts in working out a trial balance. i Pls I. Snyder dictates B. Vath practices her Gregg method. Typing a stencil requires concentration on the part of E. Ftdamczyk, S, Quinton demonstrates correct filing technique. XX ur times fgeckon. ' 1 WHY ff ' ,ff '70, fy? w!!-'!,,f LA A 1 Q .Q ' Xu .. pf Q- QW ' h3 '- - V, :,A A.,.,. 11 ,Q Y- - x asf. :F Jfmw KA sv, -L,-L .M If 'va-yi' N. F 'S ,,,,-f-vu I 5 ,H mf. 4 I I -'lt' ,L . 1 ' ' pr,- .Q ? 5 . ' gp, 6 Q, X Eileen D. Hdamczyk Sclflll Mary Pnrixh Ioseph T. Hiello Slfizll Calbflrialv uf Siem: P.n'i.rb NN! Sandra L. Hnderko Saint Cyril and Melbndim' Pmirb for , ma e me an instrument 0 your peace. Frederick P. Hndresky Holy Gllclfdiclll Angel: Pm'i.rlJ Kcxihleen L. Hrentz Snlfilf M:II'.Qcl1'L'f Pm'i.rb Robert I. Rrthur Saint MrII'gtll'Ef Purirb 48 Ronald S. Hncrstcrsio H al y Rnmry Pmirlz Firma Mae Hndras Sdilll juxepb P.1rirb .Q A Q 5 Louise M. I-luchier silflll Pm! P.lI'i.l'l7 Ierome T. Bachman 5.0111 Al.ll'.Q.ll't'l l'.4ri,fl1 .ii -, . Edward E. Baisch Srlflll jfuepb Pizrixffr Nancy M. Balliett Szlilll jofefrb Purifb Barbara H. Barbon Suiul Allfbllllvl' Pm'i.rb Christine M. Barrasso Ready for the drive home, senio Stlillf Pill!! Pilrirlv Carol H. Bechtel III!!-1' Glnlrdilnl flugvl Purixlv Patricia H. Bausman Sain! Mf:r'gf1r'el Purixb Nicholas M. Bentz Sacred Heart Parifb Michele H. Bereslcie Sain! Margafel Pnrifb 49 r boys pile into the auto. 0-.45 .1 ,XX I 5 X t Roberi F. Bialas S.1i11l Mary P.n'i,rb Sandra M. Boldt Sain! C.llb.n'i11e of Siem: Pnlfillh Margaret M. Boyer Srlfill foxefrb Purifb Pauletie C. Bialy Sain! Mary Parixb Rnthony C. Bilewicz Sain! Mary Pc1i'f.flJ Kathleen M. Bivcms Sacred Hear! Parish Where tlzere as atre et me sow owe Gerald Bowen Holy Gllrlfdfzlll Angel Pflfixlv David R. Bradley Sain! lVL1rg.u'et Purirb Daniel E. Braun Sain! Margnre! Pmirb 50 Ronald I Brenner Sllllll Pun! Plumb Mary H Bukowski 5111111 Ming Plumb Rlbert W. Burkevage Iluly Gmlrdilfrl Angel Pm-ixlu Barbara I. Burke S'.n're'd Illini P.1rirlz Fl. O'Rei1ly seeks information about college applications Daniel T, Cqlmm from Miss Milco. Elizabeth I. Cambria Sami C.lfblll'iIIL' of Siem: P.n'i,fb Donna M. Chelstowski S.li1ll ill.1r,1 P.n'i.rb William H. Chlebowski Sain! C.1lb.n'iue of Siem: P.n'i,ilw 51 S.liz1t Alill'lH.l7'l'f P.rrinlm Helen I. Chomyn S.IjIlf Aldfj l.'l'r.nli.1u Puriib u NIJ Michael Clemente Sain! Calbariue of Siena Parifb Susan M. Cooney Sclfffd H earl Pmirb Kermit F. Crossland Saint Ccllhtlfille ul Siem: Pnfifb Where tlzere is injury - par on, H. Mary Deakyne Sain! Cfllbarine of Siena Purixb Carole H. Delp Saint Callmrine of Siem: Pm'i.riJ Margaret H. Denunzio H ul y Ramry Plzrifla 52 Hun L. Cosgrave Sain! Margarel Purifb . I . Margaret H. Curran Sain! Clllburiue of Siem: Plfrixh lx Mary H. DiCintio Hnly Rllhllj' Prlrixb 9 Linda H. Distasio Ill!!-1' Rumry l'.1ri.rb Patricia G. Dmochowski Suilll Mary Puriih Ioy M. Doyle S4ICl'E'd Henri Pflrifb Michael L. Duda 5.12111 Mary Uf'7'1llIj4Ill Pm'i.vb . ,ii 5 If f' ' X l Susanne H-Dvorak E. Stavclrski lends cr helping hand lo library aide, L. S.li1lf M.1rj' P.1ri,vb Robert I. Ely Sililll jufvu H.1j1li.rl flu L1 5.1110 Pllriflz Quchter. Barbara E. Ely Sain! jobu Blzplifl de lu Snllf Purifb Elenore M. Ertel Sain! Mllrglznfl P.rri,rb Iudith M. Ertel Sllilll McIf'g4ll'?l Pluirb 53 ?' I A' fl Iames T. Esterley Sain! Calbrlrirle of Siem: Plnirb Ioseph M. Flemming Saint Paul Purilb Dennis D. Franchi Iluly Rumry Purifb Karl G. Faller Sclifll Catharine of Siem: Parish Emes! M. Faust Saint john Baplixl de Parifb Phillip R. Fierro fel Szliic' Sain! Culburiue of Siem: 1'uri.rb Where t Georgia Forehand Sain! Mary Pari.flJ, H11 Tyrone Franckowiak Saint Catharine of Sievl Thomas Frederick Sain! P11111 Pnrixb 54 llQI'8 LS' QSPCMI' OPQ lllbllfg a Pzlfilb Christine H. Fretdricksen Stlilll A141111 Parirb Margaret L. Freeman Suiul Clcllbclfillt' of Siem: I'.1ri.rl1 Rav 75 I , ,eff Kathleen G. Gallagher Saint M.1rg.n'er P.1ri.rb Smiling faces of P. Bialy cmd K. Fuller announce the arrival of class hats, C. Joseph Ganster Suizll Mtlrgmef P.u-ifb Edward G. Ganster Stlrred Hear! Parixb Richard L. Gcmtert Stziul Prllzl Purixb 55 Carole H. Furdyna S.1iul lH.n'y l'tn'inl1 Mary H. Gallas Holy Ru.r.1r.y l'.1ri,ub Barry I.. Garhammer Sllflll Al.1r'grmfl l'.u'i.ub l I x Wh Barbara H. Garvie Huly Gqlhlfdiclll Angel Prllifb Margaret H. George Imflmculule Cllllffpliflfl Pmivb Monica M. Gleixner Holy Gllclfdidll Angel Purifb :kg 9 4 I' K J Ted C. Glembocki Suizll Mary Purifb Edward I. Golembieski Sain! Mary P.1ri,rb Io-Hnn Gordon .Yuifll Mary P.n'i.rb 56 ere tlzere is darkness - light, 1 Iohn R. Glaser Sdflll Paul Pariyb Ronald H. Glembocki S1ll'l'6'd Henri Pflriyb Dennis P. Guerrier S.IfIll Culbnrifle nf Siwm I'.1ri.fb I David M. Harter siljlll C.11f1.11'i11u nf Siw1.1 I'.1r'1,vl1 Martin I. Hofmann S.H'l'L'i1'I1L'.ll'l 1.111.111 l Leonard I. Heere 5.11111 I'.111l P.11'i.flr Philip R. Hein 5111111 M.1rj P.11'1.1lr Richard D. Henry Sililll jllffflb P.ll'f.fb l , W, , The latest fashion filled the room as senior girls display their evening frocks. Barbara B 5.1111 'i C13 rif l'.11'1,ul: . Hracho .11111' lllzlfluzlfllik David M. Humma 5.11111 C.1lb.1r1111f uf S1e11.z P.1rivl1 Dennis G. Howe S.11111 P.111l PiIl'i.l'l7 Mary Hnn Hudak S.lill.',l C,lY'il .md A1L'll7ll6l'iIl,f l'1r1rb ' 57 I Thomas M. Impink Saint Cqtllbrlfilll' of Siem: P.1ri,rb Veronica E. Ianis Saint Cclll74l!'lllC of Siem: Purixb Mary Hnn F. Kasiura S.1if1l Cyril .md ML'lbll!lilll' P.n'i.rb Petrina Incollingo Sain! Mm'gm'et Pmirb f '3i '12 '1 Christine M. Ireland Surfed H earl Puriily Rgnes M. Iames Sllllll Mary Parifb. EI'fIII,l'l'ill6' N5 .X Where there is sa ness -joy. Ioan M. Iaraczewski Saint Mary Pmirb Mary Icme Kaufman Holy Gtllrlfdiclll Angel Purifb Margarei M. Kazmierczak Sain! Mary P.n'i.rb 58 J Patricia B. Kecrmey SrIL'l'c'!1' Henri P.1r1,rf1 Mary Hnne P. Keenan 5.1i11! C.1lb.1r111c uf Sfdllnl P.11'i,1l1 Robert I.. Keim Fl dR. K d ' . oy en erdme 5.11111 'lmvpb l'.11'i,ul1 5.11111 C.lll7.Il'f1I4' of 5ie11.1 P.11'1olv The Wenrich clcm turned out en masse to show the latest Thomas M, Kennedy fUShi0Y15- 5.11111 jmf,-jvfr l'.1rf.1f1 Louls M. Kim 5.11111 Ai.IV.Q.l1'L'l I'.11'1,nl1 Sandra L. Kline 5.11111 C.1lb.11'i11c of 5ie11.1 l'.11'11b Patricia M. Kocan Rfibefi I- Klink 5.11111 Clyrif .1111l Mulfm1lj111 5.11111 l'.111l I'.11'1,vX1 I,.ll'fl!1 59 Christine L. Koch Sl. Pau! Parifh Carolyn H. Kohler Sl. Pfml P.1ri,fb Geraldine F. Kohut H M. K :me ompa Saint Mary Parixb S.1ir11 Mary Purifb C9 Eivine asten grant that .Cf may not so mac see Marilyn V. Konczewski 5.1011 Mary l'.n'i,rb Gregory D. Koren Sum! Cyl! .md Melbudlln P.n'i,rb Robert F. Koslosky Sum! Mz1lg.I1L'I Pm mb Margaret M. Kreuzbergor Frances M. Krol Saint Mm'g.n'et Pufiyb Szlilll Paul P.n'i,rb 60 Margaret E. Kuzmann Sain! Mm-y, KlllZlIlIl'!l Iudith C. Kuzminski Sflilll Mary P.u'i.rb -1. Mary Rnne M. Kuhn Thomas Lawlor S.n'rvd l1L'rll'fP.II'l,ff7 Sblm, jnkwllb Pmirb x N' X X x ' if Y 911119 I-9ddY Roll call: Father Zolondek, I. Stcussavcxge M Glelxner F Srll'l't'd Hem-I P.n-i.rh Tcfubilz, D. Frcnchi check the hs! Susan E. Leiendecker sflflll jnwpb Purixb Richard F. Lis Sain! Mary Parixh 3 r Icme F. Lewalski Leo I. Loeper Srlflll A'1J!'lE.ll'L f P.1risl1 Sain! Paul Purirb 61 F Thomas E. Loeper Stlflll fufujlb P.!ffrl1 Patricia McCoy sllilll C.1lb.1rim' uf Siem: l'ln'!rl1 , I Q Hx-me C. McGoey Stlflll C.llb1ll'fIlL' uf Siem! P4ri.rl1 Kathleen H. Lucchese Sain! Mary Purixb Kathleen H. McCarthy Mull Blexred Sclfftllllflll Plfrixb Michael McCaustland Salflll Paul Pmirh r Q ago be consofec! as to conso e David M. McDermott Sain! Margaret Parifla Thomas Malecki Sclillf Mflrj' Pariflw Gertrude C. Malick Saint Margaret Parifb 62 'Starr William I. Malriat S.1i11l M.n'g.n-el P.n'i.rb Lucille M. Mancuso Holy Rmylry P.n'ivb X. 0 9 Kathleen D. Martin Srll'l'L'di1L'.ll'l PrIl'f,1'f7 Hnna I. Marko S.1iul 1ll.l7'j P.1ri1lw, 1f1'.luu1'ill1 Deadline session: There's work for everyone when Hillside Ioseph Maslar Echoes prepares an issue, Kennelh C. Malt S.lir1l Al.l1'4QrH'Uf l',1v'i,ul2 Hnthony G. Mattassa Ilulg' Glz.n'di.H1 Alllqvlx p.ll'i,l'l7 loseph Maxymillicxn Srlflll john Bllfflifl de 1.1 lille P.1r'i,s'l1 63 S.1ir1l Cjril .md lllvlbudilzr l,.lV'i,ll7 Ronald D. Menet Sllflll ilf.H J P.n'inlw Nancy R. Meoli Holy Rfzxary Parixb Rosemary Michulsky Sain! Margaret Parifla Rita H. Mull Doran H. Mullen I Sunil jnfepb Pnrifb Surfed Henri Purixb C70 be unclerstoocl as to -Q., understand' M, Beth M. Mulligan Sain! john Cburrb Iohn F. Murray Szlflll Cnllmrille of Siem: Parifb Theresa M. Mya!! Sain! john Bnplifl de la Salle Parifb Sandra K. Nachurski Sail!! Mary Pnrifb Iudith H. Napiecek Holy Gmrrdiuu Angel 64 li .f Purlrlz William I. Nigrini Stlfllf Cyril .md IWulbrufil1r P.n'iil1 David C. Oswald S.ll'l't'd llizul p.H'fl'!7 William P. Palalerro Sfizll jfmfjflr P.1ri,alv Bernard F. Nonncm S.lc'rL'd 1Ir.'.1rl PsIl'i,l'Z7 Iohn P. O'Brien Sain! M.l1'.q.lrAc'l Paritb I. Hrcher O'Reilly Ill S.n're1f Hmrl P.lris'l1 Discussing the latest school events, P, Polityka and K. Pfau take a brief respite. Patricia E. Oswald Sdilll Clilfbtlfjlll' nf Siem: P.rri.rl1 S...- Nancy L. Palmer Holy Rnmry P.1ri,rb Darlene M. Parzanese Hal-3 lzllftlf-1' P.1ri,u'lz 65 x ' as - Gloria H. Paskevich Sain! Mary ljkfrlllizlil Parixh Robert H. Plank Sain! joxepb P.1ri.rb .Q 9, , ws! 5 L Hnn L. Prendergast Surfed H mr! Pflrifb Barbara H. Petrowski Sain! Calbarizle of Siem: Iohn G. Pezdirc Saint Mmgaret Pmirb Kathryn H. Pfau Stlfrll Ptml Pnrixb Palrifb C70 be fove as to Ove or Patricia M. Polityka Szlflll Margmw Pm-i.rb Margaret M. Purcell Szlilll Margnrel Pfzrixb Sally H. Quinton Sain! Paul Pmirb B6 Danielle N. Rambo Sain! Paul P.n'i.rb Michael Raszkiewicz Pizrirb I. Timothy Rehr s.IfIll M.II'KQ.lI't'l P.u'io'lr Sain! Cyril and Me'tbf1df1f,1' Pcxusing before cr Nativity scene, R. Wenrich recalls the true meaning of Christmas. Timothy Roth S.liIIl jmejrb Purirlr Mary L. Rozycki Suiul john B.1pli,fl de P.1ri,rb xx? 5 A V, Christine E. Sauer LA I ir' Sain! M.1rg.m'l Pinirb 67 141 .Sllllc 1. Virginia N. Reid S.IillI jubu I3.1ptirl Ju 1.1 .Sllllt P-lI'jl'l7 4 fl Regina I. Ricci Stiff!! fm'a'jrf1 lllrlrlz Iohn C. Sauer S.1i11l M.u',q.m'l l'.n'irl1 gt is in giving that 5 1 Margaret R. Schaetzle Sacred Henri Parifb Maria H. Schauer Surfed H earl Pafiib D Marianne C. Schindlbeck Stephen O. Schmidt Surfed' Hear! Prnirb S aiu! Paul Parifb we receive. Michael D. Schom Suirll Peter P41r'i.u'b M. Susan Schwenk Saint Mary Parirb Iudith H. Searfoss Self!!! Mary Purixb Teresa H. Shaulis Paul R. Seisler Sain! Cyril and Melbmliux Saint B medic! Pmirb Parifb 68 ,fi Ioan H. Sirak S.1il1l il1.1f'gm'vl l'.n'i.rb Harold V. Sittler Sain! Paul Prfrixb Barbara H. Skimski Saint illury Pnrirb Before the 8:30 bell, a group of semors check over answers Marv! Smllh to cm assignment Joyce B. Snyder Surfed H earl P.n'i.a'b Eileen M. Stavarski Sfriul john Bujflfff de P.n'i.rb Carl H. Siengel Slzinl 13.1111 P.n'i,rb 69 . 2 x -wx, Peter I. Strulo Holy Romry Pm'i,rl:1 Io-Hnn Strcxsavage Holy Raxary Parixla 3 2 L!! . Hflen H. Stephenn Darlene H. Straub Sami MrlI'gclI'6f Ptlrlfb Surfed Hear, Pmhiufb Hnthony I. Stzohecker Srlifll Aulbwly I'm'i,rb, Millflllllll S ---. .5 5 Frances E. Tuubitz Saint john Baplifr d Parifb e In Salle 1 Q ' f gt is in par oning that we are pdl' 0118 Christine M. Szydlowski Sdflll Callmrifze of Siem: Purifb Shirley M. Thomas Saint Paul Pafixly Ioanne M. Thren Sninl Murgurel Pnrifb 70 XR ew. -'J Springtime on the C T. ., ,.,. u Larry V. Thren Saint Catharine nf Siem' Pmirb Ronald C. Thren Saint Culbgzrine of Sieve P.n'i.vb Sharol I. Troinar Hndrew F. Trcmovich Shuwgd HUM., pmjfb S.1if1l fwury P.1ri.s'b Donna M. Trumpio S.1i11l M.n'g.m'l lizrixh ampus calls K. Lucchese and K. Fuller out of doors. Hlired M. Uliasz Sain! MslV'Y1' Pmirly Bermce R. Vath Huly Gmzrdifzv Angel I'm'i,rb A 3 1 L- ,.,. ,, . .......J Susan E. Verdone Brenda H. Verdone Sxlflll jnlw Ii.r11li,ff du 1.1 Sflllv Sflflll Pelvr Pmirb 1'.lr'i.ulw 71 Christie H. Vespico 5.11111 Ctlflklfill? of Siena Pm-ixb Iudith H. Vogel Sain! jofepla Parifh Donald S. Walker Claire W. Walters I . 5111111 1Il.fef7b Purulz Saint Margaret Parixb ml ' gt is in ying that we are orn to eternal MQ. WY Carolyn F. Warunek Sain! Mary Purixb Samuel R. Weikel Sain! Mary Purifb Victoria H. Weliling Surfed H earl Purifh N Roberta B. Wenrich Michael I. Wemicki Surfed H earl Pmirla Sain! Mary Purifb 72 Nancy H. Yaslunis Saint Margaref Parifh Iohn F. Young Sain! Paul Purixb H Gerald V. Witham Iohn P. ziembq Sunil jmepb Ptlflfb Sain! Mary Parixb Y' Wi. 'D l .r f' 1 l A 5 s 'ff -si il David W- zimmefmcm Special notices on the college bulletin board prove interest- Sdilll Iofepb Pm'i.rfJ Iohn W. Zuwiala Sain! Pclw' P.n'i,rb ing to W. Chlebowski and R. Henry. Barbara B. Zorena Sain! Mary Purixb Eleanor H. Zwier Sain! jfuelwb Parirb of 73 The quest for knowledge finds F. Grube and D. Hoopes relax- ing over an enjoyable magazine article. UFMIOTS. Proud of their title of upperclassmen, Iuniors aimed at compiling an enviable record for their class. Sport enthusiast Mike Daley proved a valu- able asset to the basketball five, While Tom Ble- kicki, Larry Fox, and Ioel Purcell claimed positions on the varsity football team. Diane Trout starred in girls' basketball. Scholastically, the Iuniors aimed high, too. Since her poem was selected as the best submitted to Hillside Echoes for the literary edition, lngeborg Endter received a gold pin. Proving his adeptness with the pen Thomas Wright won the position of associate editor on the school paper, and Bda Schifalacqua provided many of the captions for the 1961 Centralma. December Zl marked the appearance of class rings. Then Iuniors voted for their prom chairman and began preparations for the gala evening ol February 4. Tests, assemblies, Holy Week retreat, final exams and Iunior year was finished. The glory of Senior year beckoned. Motto: Today We followg tomorrow we lead. Flower: Talisman Rose Patrons: Saint Maria Goretti, Saint Iohn Bosco Colors: Blue and White IUNIOR I First Row: P. Bielski, E. Didyoung, I. Bonanno, M. Hrriold, T. Bruno, E. Bauscher, P. Binasiewicz, C. Bulty, B. Diehm, I. Babb, P. Buckley, S. Cambria, K. Becker, M. Behney. Second Row: M. Cinesi, E. Huchter, M. Fldams, E, Broskey, I. Bussinger, N. Carabello L.. Corado, M. Daley, I. Burrows, I. Plrentz, -M, Balulis, D. Chelius, I. Casse, Fl. Boland. Third Row: T. Bender, B. Burrell, H. Cassel, M. Barrasso, I. Barra, L. Banis, T. Blaum, C. Ciesielski, P. Bender, P. Bross, R. Clark, C. Chiarelli, E. Braun, I. De-vera, N. Carabello, I. Del Collo, T. Blekicki. IUNIOR II First Row: I. Guard, M. Fordyce, S, Heine, B, Hail, F. Henry, I. Endter, C, Holland, S. Henry, S. Field, B. Heist, T. Hydoclc, M. Dolan, D. Hoopcs, R. Grossman, I. Hydock, I. Galczynski. Second Row: P. Gemrnill, I. Irvin, C. Hess, C, Fitz, B. Greytok, I. DiSavrrrio, Il. Gurlcy, D. Fausi, F. Grube, L. Fox, I. Gulhier, G. Gusavage, R. lmpink, G. Futrick, I. Fcichtncr, P. Evans, C. Diclrick, S. Goornor, I. Henry. Third Row: L. Graczyk, R. Forehand, T. Golwski, R. Dobrosky, P. Donohue, D. Flannery, P. Haring, I. Fccncy, G. Dielrick, T. Dvorak, T. Holland, P. Gariio, R. Hehn, D. Henry, I. Frantz, G. Gross. IUNIOR Ill First Row: S. Iackson, P. Korytkowski, M. Kalina, K. Kline, I. Malecki, I. McLain, H. Malisick, K. Mayo, I. Kwiatkowski, K. Lcshcr, K. Kelly, R. Kelly, I. Malecki, R. Iordan, N. Kohut, I, Milloni, 4M, Lazinski. Second Row: P. Lutostanski, S. Liss, M. Kopel, I. Iohnson, S. Miller, P, Krall, T. Marlin, I, Kogut, Fl. McGavin, P. Liesman, R. Latshaw, K. McKerney, M. Laroche, T. Kocan, E. Koenig, K. Mau- ger. Third Row: P. LaP'ata, M. Kushmore, M, Lalze, D. Loeper, I. Matuszak, I. Melcher, -M. Klick, T. Moll, H. Laliluc, D. Makowocki, R. Kondisko, W, Liptak, I. Klick, E. Kidder, C. Kostival, I. LaManna, D. Lutz. Classic switch. N. Carabello, I. Endter, and R. Hehn gloat over pulling the adviser in the dog' house, IUNIOR IV First Row: I. Nawor, B. Oswald, Fl. Rodriguez, V. Nigrelli, G. Rutulo, I. Naso, I. Piontek, I. Pastor, S. Schwab, M. Royle, S. Saloka S. Pszczolkowski, P. Soibort, L. Perella, C. Roth, I. Schoetzle, D. Mosher. Second Row: D. Noll, P, Schloicher, K. Nearing, S. Shaffer B. Pfau, W. Noll, I. Owens, G. Radko, M. Radvanyi, I. Nierle, C. Rambo, I. Purcell, F, Schuler, R. Pickup, L. Noon, C. Powers, R Palolerro, E. Schilalacqua. Third Row: E. Parenti, T. Sauer, N. Roccamonte, B. Pomeroy, R. Podlaske, F. Muhlenberg, I. Musico, N Schaucr, P, Ricci, M. Shaaber, H. Nicholas, I. Nelson, I, Pietruszynski, T. Schlegel, M. Pauluk, L. Powers. IUNIOR V First Row: M. Vogel, I. Tarczynski, S. Watycha, H. Vallish, G. Skoczylas, G. Zitter, S. Templin, D. Spirelis, M. Sharp, G. Williams R. Spare, M. Siekierka, iM. Vath, C. Szymonski, R. Stroftolino, M. Ustcrszewska. Second Row: V. Whelan, I. Wentzol, M. Trexler D. Trout, E. Worroll, M. Weber, B. Zimmerman, P. Wendell, M. Young, I. Wenrich, C. Winkowski, S. Titus, R. Troilo, I. Weber, L Speece. Third Row: M. Spanier, R. Sheidy, R. Wawrzyniak, C. Williams, S. Ulatowski, I. Wiswesser, F. Swovly, G, Twardowski, R Sokol, P Walter, T. Wright, I. Urban, W. Tucker, L. Tranovich, M. Spangler, C. Sustello. I. Purcell and K. Hess show their approval of I. Naso's closs ring. 75 OID O4'l'LOI'QS. No longer greenies, but full-fledged Centrale ites, Sophomores took an active role in all school activities. Three lassies, Donna DiFulvio, Marcia Thren, and Bernadette Siegle represented the soph- omores on the cheerleading squad. On the basket- ball court Donna Fckel proved her prowess. Sophf omores could also claim a fine representation among the rnajorettes and band members Scholastically, too, sophomores were eager to shine. Articles from this class were printed in the National Poetry Anthology, the National 'Essay Anthology, and the February issue of Hillside Echoes. Larry Polinsky added lustre to the sopho- more crown by his excellent science project on weather, Report assemblies found a number of sophomores receiving first and second honor cards which testify to their efforts at study. Whether cutting up a frog in a biology class or viewing Robert Louis Stevenson's TREASURE lSLAND in English class, the sophomores had a busy life at Central as they prepared for the future. Wreathed in smiles, K. Matt, T. Hofman, and M. Kreuzberger prepare for the tuberculin test. Mottoi Plan your work and work your plan. Flower: White Rose Patrons: Saint Mary Goretti, Saint Dominic Savio Colors: Green and white SOPHOMORF I First Row: M. Conrad, K. Civita, M. Calabrese, B. Dabrishus, S. Distilhorst, C, Qlbrecht, E. Dudek, N. Cinelli, H. Cassidy, M, Bialek I. Cassidy. Second Row: K. Brailer, B. Fldam, T, Drexler, V. Doyle, R. Saverio, B. Clifford, F. Borst, R. Dissinger, M. Bisbano, L Cavallucci, L. Coad, P. Buskey, ffl. Coleman, P. Curry, D. Difulvio. Third Row: K, Burkhart, R. Clemente, W. Boyer, E. Bern, Z, Carl B. Bennet, I. Broskey, M, Bright, B, Carr, I. Duchynski, F. Colon, P. Cooney, F. Cyran, G. Bialas, T. Diehm, G. Bobst, E. Hlbrecht, W. Bausher. 77 SOPHOMORE II Firsl Row: I. Iolinson, K. Essig, I. Iones, M. Guziejewski, G. Isabel, M. Hussar, D. Eckel, M. Hynes, P. Heckman, M. Glaser, M Gross, I. Good, C. Good, Pl. Kane. Second Row: M. Flemming, D. Kaisoglus, H. Griesemen, M. Gottscliall, G. Focht, I. Garvie, P. Eyricli, Pl. Grynastyl, I. Gross, S. Golembiewski, T. Holman, M. Grossman, Fl. Hanson, C. Ernesto, L. Elbert, P. Galczynski. Tliird Row. I. Kastenmaier, M. Kane, I. Dunn, I. Kaucher, M. Dudek, D. Graczyk, W. Graczyk, I. George, I. Enzman, I. Fisher, B Ganterl, H H . . . eere, D. Fry, L. Englert, S. Gable, R. Higgins, D. Grille. SOPHCMORE III First Rowg M. Konczewski, I. Klein, M. Kline, F. Lucas, S. Marks, E. Lucas, M. Lewalski, M. Kreuzberger, S. Koppenberg, I. Kennedy, D. Lineaweaver, I. Mamralc, I. Kolson, M. Martin, P. McDonald, E. McLaughlin, B. Kenczewski, B. Lelkowicz. Second Row: R. Lee, C. Mattea, I. Majka, G. Lorak, G. Lucas, R, Kostival, B. Kostival, L. Krupa, Pl. Kersikoski, M. Leinback, K. Kessler, S. Liss, B. Klick, M Kelly Third Row' H Lachina H Kirm K Keller E LeV D L ll . . . . , . , . , . an, . e ig, M. Kelly, D. Kriebel, B. Klinilcowski, I. Kissinger, I, Kiddler, D. Maurer, V. Lysczek, D. Kozlowski, R. Kerr, L. Losconcy, M. Kolenda, I. Keenan. iv . .. A .m l ,N A P icc . f ft fi- A Q g X i I Confident ol victory, P. Cooney, P. Ricci, R. K, wi? Wagner, and E. Heere enter the aym for a 'l I rousing game. ' ' Getting pennants ready for another march occupies I. Garvie, C. Bilyk, D. DiF'ulvio, and M. Flemming. SOPHOMORE IV First Rowt H. Noble, C. Mosher, I. Oswald, D. Schuchart, M. Olersek, P. Petrowski, L. Riegel, G. Palmer, C. Palka, L. Miller, I Mull, P. O'Neill, M. Minot, P. Shannon, C. Pfautz, E. Paul, P. Poncavage. Second Row: Fl. Sanchez, S. Painter, K. Sautel, I. Schwab, K. Robaton, I. Polyok, R. Potzinger, C. Rick, I. Prendergast, F, Rocktashel, T. Sebastian, E. Schwank, R. Paulshock, L. Roantree, D. Rozetar, I. Petrowski, B. Riley, P. Powers. Third Row: C. Michewicz, I. Phillips, E. Searfoss, I. Rosal, D. Miller, L. Polinsky, Fl. Shaulis, I. Piry, K. Morris, I. Notarie, P. O'Pal-cc, E, Sheehan, C. Sadowski, R. Pisano, G. Mosley, G. Schrum. SOPHOMORE V First Row: T. Vernetti, E. Siatkowski, B. Siegle, K. Werner, I. Wiswesser, I. Wendell, I. Turnbull, E. Smith, F. Wichlacz, D. Wand- zilak, B. Stabolepszy, C. Spanier, S. Vandertie, D. Weinhold, R. We-itzel, P. Warunik. Second Row: S. Topper, M. Yahner, I. Syl- vester, R. Tomrell, D. Wurster, R. Weinhold, I. Stark, C. Steingraber, I. Vogel, I. Young, I. Zmroczek, I. Staikowski, B. Sullivan, R. Wiswesser, R. Wagner, I. Steber, P. Shirk, M. Turczyn, M. Thren. Third Row: D. Waskiowicz, I. Weglinski, T. Slapkowski, L. Soltys W. Zachowslci, E. Wolszczenski, W. Sternowski, I. Stofko, M. Wasickanin, G. Venzke, S. Vida, T. Snyder, S. Zajac, R. Worrall, Fl Zajac, R Steuer, P. Zampella. 79 FRESHMHN I First Row: D. Darnore, C. Drexler, M. Iohnson, B. Culrona, M. Billinger, P. DiPietro, D. Flllhouse, C. Hanson, F. Grynafstyl, C. Hllison, I. Fiori, I. Boyer, L. Duranto, M. Burrows, P Gierschick, B. Ferrara, E. Essig. Second Bow: B. Eck, B. Flrnold, G. Behney, B. Heiz- rnann, N. Cotolese, W. Flainm, M. Finderson, I. Faller, B. Kamzelski, P. Billings, B. Druzba, G. Campilelli, Pl. Flrnold, F. Higgins, I. Chlebowski, R. Flrnold, P. Breedy, C. Boucher. Third Row: I. Ganster, I. Baisch, C. Borst, T. DiPietro, R. Giniewslci, T. Bumlzey, Fl. Bush, Fl. Bosch, M. Daly, T. Godek, S. Giniewski, F. Birmingham, I. Bender, G. Daniel, K. Dewar, B. Fluchter, M. Enzrnan, M. Braun, K. Hill. FRESHMHN ll First Bow: S. McDonough, P. Lazarki, C. Kehs, C. Maslar, K. Maius, H. Langan, M. Lutz, B. Koch, P. McDevitt. Second Row: M. Krause, B. Kozilc, L. McCall, E. Markowski, M. McDade, E. McCarihy, K. McDermott, S. Wilson, I. Kopel, S. Maslar, S. Keller. Third Bow: I. LeVan, I. LaManna, M. -McGonigal, I. Lenich, T. Lucas, Q. Krol, I. Kozik, D. Kozik, R. Kastura, B. Knight, I. Ledbetter, M. Mazurkiewicz, I. Krotulski, F. Kersikoski. PRESHMQN III First Bow: P. Shollenberger, S. Moore, S. Wiermcxn, L. Tablone, E, Petracavage, B. Boulias, K. O'Brien, C. Shulcer, M Steingraber, P. Troul, B. Sauer, C. Spohn, I. Nardo, V. Painter, B. Siegfried, B. Sedlack, I. Schifalacqua. Second Bow: K. Powers, R. Zarnpella, G. Sharpley, S. Wenrich, K. Miller, T. Morawski, I. Talarico, C. Sarge, W. Weinhold, B. Soliis, D. Schmieder, C. Zabinski, T. Tau- bitz, B. Shunk, P. Spahn, Fl. Stella, M. Olshefsky. Third Row: B. Shower, I. Simpson, I. Winterhalter, B. Morris, T. Moll, B. Wilson, I. Rogers, M. Witman, M. Pfau, W. Pickup, K. Stella, C. Paploslcy, B. Stulflet, B. Reddy, S. Witkowski, I. Stadelrneyer, R Rader. E88 471841. Dividing their strength between the annex and the main building, the youngest Centralites were united in their efforts to succeed. During the early months of the school year, the greenies stood in awe of Freshman Day, but they weathered their initiation admirably. A new feature for the freshmen at the annex was the trek up the hill to attend assemblies at the main building. Many annex students also made an after school trip to take advantage of the facili- ties in Central's up-to-date library. Freshmen vied with upperclassmen for honors, and amazingly enough, came out on top. ln every drive and campaign, freshmen made a noteworthy showing. At report assemblies it was evident that freshmen were well in the lead. Boasting of the largest class in Central's history-38l strongethe freshmen also claimed a record number of first and second honor cards, Section ZA had the highest number of honor students for the first two report 2:15. Freedom for the annexmen, DGTiOdS, Motto: No matter what the past has been, the best may still be thine. Flower: Carnation Patrons: Saint Maria Goretti, Saint Dominic Savio Colors: Yellow and white FRESHMEN lFl First Row: S. Bates, O. Camilli, K. Barra, N. Biszazza, K. Calabrese, D. Chelius, I. Cleary, R. Caccese, E. Civitarese, R. Bigos, T. Bentz, E, Ciotti, M. Bayus, Q. Bagdon, S. Bradley. Second Row: I. Flndresky, B. Bradbury, E. Butzer, I, Cimachowski, F. Balulis, T. Bozellino, R. Curran, D. Chelstowski, I. Pfntosy, H. Clinton, D. Carcmaggio, T. Qlbrecht, C. Ciesielski, P. Qmedo. Third Row: Fl. Carey, D. Hddesso, I. Civitarese, E. Burasz, G. Flrnold, R. Chelstowski, D. Calabria, K. Billy, G. Hllgoever, P. Carabello, I. Bukowski. 81 FHESHMQN ZQ First Row: P. Godek, I. Druzba, Pl. Dyslewski, C. D'Hgostino, I. Fry, H. Fredericks, M. Greytok, P. Darlak, I. Fedorowich, R. Geddio, V. Geissler, I. Galdun, K. Dillon. Second Flow: I. Golenbieski, E. Dietrich, B. Focht, I. Gallagher, T. Dunbar, M. Doyle, M. Duddy, Fl, Curlin, I. Dallas, P. Driscoll, I. Giamotti, I. Dykty, S. Garszczynski, M. Fallciewicz, N. DiLallo. Third Row: R. Ertcl, F. Distasio, M. Feoney, M. Frank, H. Engle, I. Gansier, G. Garcelon, C. Goerner, M, Devine, I. Godck, C. Dolan. FRESHMHN 39. First Rowi D. Hudak, H. Iones, D. Holland, D, Hartgen, L. Klein, I. Kreska, R. Hettinger, P. Huck, M, Kelly, H. Guzanowslci. Second Row: C. Grimm, I. Hendricks, R. Kalina, R. Kuzicki, I. Harler, H. Hutzulak, I. Kasprezewski, C. Grimm, S. Griesemer, I. Knepp, M. Hoycr, M. Hofmann, L. Gudz, S. Hertzog. Third Row: E. lwasieczlco, M. Kluscaritz, C. Hess, R. Hipp, S. Guodagno, M. Koprowski. Q. Kreuzbergcr, I. Kovach, P. Henry, I. Iasienowski, M, Kolson, M. Ireland, K. Haralc, L. lncollingo, E. Harrcr, Q. Kosloskey. FRESHMHN 4131 First Row: R. Nardo, I. Muzalski, I, Moran, M. Meiran, M. McGavin, V. Lawlor, M. Lewandowski, E. McCaffrey, K. Lane, I. Lewalski, K. Matisicl-c, K, McLaughlin, K. Mengel, M, Lawlor, Second Row: M. Morganli, L. Levon, T. Miglorc, P. Ladd, M. Mazza, P. Mayo, R. Matuszak, R. Migliore, W, Nilka, I. Miller, I. Mullen, G. Manning, I. Mahan. Third How: I. LaRue, P. Morynialc, T. Norman, T. Lengle, I. McOuc1ite, L. Lubas, I. Kwiatkowski, K. May, M. Muscavcxge, D. Niedrowski, I. Obudzinski, M. Leiendecker. 82 FRESHMQN SH First How: B. Schlageter, I. Paskevick, C. Sablowski, Pl. Seiders, S, Shade, D. Skoraszewski, M. Phillips, Fl. Pariseau, M. Plank, I. Fiegel, R. Sclinable, T. Patrick, D. Scrcpsi. Second Row: R. Rapalc, R. Przydzial, M. Siiricik, R. Polite, C. Piehl, L. Politza, Pl. Papa, I. Rutter, H. Skowran, H. Pastor, R. Ott, C. Seghetti, K. Parks, I. Sheehan. Third Row: I, O'Connell, Fl. Piergrossi, I. Pilkerton, M. Sa- blowski, T. Raszkiewicz, T. Slovik, R. Piergrossi, T. Rearden, W. Pawlewicz, D. Piscitelli, F. Sanocki. i i FRESHMHN GH First Row: M. Vogel, I. Weber, M. Wenrich, C. Usher, G. Wiczalkowski, C. White, E. Weiser, N. Wolf, D. Straub, C. Wenrich, C. Williams, H. Wiacek. Second Row: M. Witkowski, K, Weber, M. Wawrzyniak, I. Wolichi, B. Zerbe, R. Warunek, F. Tobias, G. Tabak, H. Steuer, I. Soltysik, S. Straka, S. Whitaker, T. Szymariski, P. Snyder, S. Zeager. Third Row: R. Spangler, D. Watyclia, D. Tercha, Pl. Tinus, B. Topper, R. Stemowslci, G. Stabolepszy, D, Stralo, C. Walsh, D. Stelanik, K. Zeager, I. Thorne. Required readings sent W. Weinhold, P. Spahri, and B. Sedlaclc searching the shelves of the school library, 83 to conquer opposition, Rnxiety prevails upon this scene as gridiron opponents clash at kickoff. Head Coach, Mr. Steve Hydock, rushes M. Clemente into action with a new play. pposition Qlastec! A bevy of hopeful candidates reported to St. Lawrence Field in August to initiate another round of the pigskin sport. Head coach Steve Hydock, Cardinal touchdown tutor for the past ll seasons, with his assistant Andy Hydock, promptly proceeded to Whip together a co-ordinated squad. Graduation of l4 letterrnen compelled the entire team to be revamped. Fortunately, inclement weather caused a seasonal delay of two weeks, giving Coach Hydock the precious time he needed to make adjustments, and throw the Central Catholic gridiron machine into high gear, The Cardinal line, although outweighed by almost every opposing team, more than made up in spirit and determination for what it lacked in size. The crashing defensive line was so incredibly stingy, that it allowed its foes a total of only 64 points all season. This was a major factor in determining Red and White victories. Since passing was kept to a minimum, the remarkably swift and deceptive backfield used a thundering ground attack to spear- head its Way through an opponent's line. Grinding out yard after yard, Cardinal backs totaled an impressive 238 points in nine games. When Winning, Central usually rolled up scores which humili- ated the defeated team. However, the major disaster in the 1960 campaign was a Thanksgiving Day loss to Bishop Kenrick which crushed Central's hopes for league honors, The mighty Cardinals finished the season with a lordly 7-2 log. 86 Mike Raszkiewicz Dan Calnan Halfback-Captain Center Mike Clemente Ted Glembocki Halfback Halfback Central-St. Pius X The Hydockmen unveiled the 1960 season opposing St. Pius. Although on the short end in yards gained and the first down department, Central conquered the Saints to the tune of 25-6. M. Raszkie- wicz spearheaded the Red Bird onslaught with 123 yards and two T.D.'s. M. Kush- more and T. Glembocki collected single markers to complete Cardinal scoring for the afternoon. Central-Nativity B.V.M. Nativity became the victim of the Cardinals' home encounter with a sound 42-6 victory, Each stanza saw the Hill- roaders hit pay dirt with a 20 point bulge in the fourth canto, the conquest also set a record for consecutive triumphs at nine. Sparkling defense was again evident as the Hilltoppers managed to garner a mere six points while offensively, six Centralites tallied T.D.'s. Central-St. Matthew Central inaugurated league warfare, crushing Saint Matts 32-6. Vanquishing the mirrors on their home grounds, M. Raszkie- wicz paved the way with twin TD's, while T. Glembocki, I. Purcell, and l. Duchynski crossed the final wide stripe to insure the Cardinals their tenth straight triumph, The Red Birds' defense proved solid as the op- position was again held to a lone six points. M. Raszkiewicz spurts for the end zone but a reception committee awaits his arrival. I9 as QB 'E rel' C3 ,N , .rw o Q 'sl-716 my f T' D - 5 g....g,5lft5E?2t1sst' 6'i'5ltZ4QE,fQ . ?'.Q -Effie In T ,lQ3Qt,43,-,547 kgs 'E5t5,6l7 aof .. 5 1 55 ll 51C 53p49Ggfpl'52. NZB' TERM 1960 First Row: M. Clemente, D. Guerrier, I. Pezdirc, D. McDermott, M, Raszkiewicz, D, Howe, M. McCaustland, T. Glembocki, L. Heero, D. Calnan. Second Row: M. Kushmore, P. Bender, G. Twardowski, T. Kennedy, W. Simcik, H. Mattassa, T. Loeper, C. Ciesielski, T. Blekicki, W. Liptak, C. Williams. Third Row: I. Purcell, I. Barra, R. Clark, P. Donuahue, W, Pawelski, H. LaRue, D. Henry, R. Kon- disko, I. Nierle. Fourth Row: Mr. Fl. Hydock, Hssistant Coach, L, Fox, R. Clemente, D. Fry, T. Diehm, M. Pauluk, N. Caraloello, I. Cuchynski, C. Michewicz, D. Wurster, Head Coach, Mr. S. Hydock. Fifth Row: R. Dissinger, F. Borst, I. DelCollo, L, Losoncy, I. Kidder, F. Cyran, R. Wiswesser. Lenny Heere Denny Gurrier End Quarterback Central-Lancaster Catholic Hydockmen gave a stirring exhibition of power in crushing the Crusaders of Lan- caster 46-0. Central's powerful hard-driving offense coupled with strong defense proved to be too much for the Lancaster Countians. L. Fox and T. Glembocki both tallied twice. Once again the impervious Cardinal line halts a drive into their territory. 88 Hlter a winning season, Central's pepsters B. Didyoung, -M. Thren, Cen1rql-A11entQwn Catholic Yarby G Rutolo, Fl. Prendergast, D. DiFulvio, B. Ianis, Pl. Leddy, B, Seigel flash the victory smile. Denny Howe Tom Kennedy End End Central-Notre Dame The Crusaders refused to be awed by Centra1's offensive strength, However, the Easton-area parochials were held at bay by a mighty Cardinal defensive unit, and when it was all over, Central had its llth straight Win neatly tucked away by a 12-U margin. L. Fox and 1. Purcell shared after- noon scoring honors. The Cardinals met a formidable foe and came through in grand style by best- ing the Vikings 21-12, M, Raszkiewicz dis- played brilliant running by galloping 41 yards for one of his two TD's. The Red Bird defense was put to a real test by the Allen- town eleven, but the Cardinals emerged with only a few ruffled feathers. Qnother obstacle is cleared in work horse M. Raszkiewicz's quest lor paydirt. 1 ,sf v Tom Loeper Mike McCaustland End Fullback . -'ii' 'x 'ifasiwflf ,,,1fy.'- mf V Dave McDermott Bill Simcik Guard Tackle Central-Bishop McDevitt The lightly-regarded Wyncote crew up- ended a bewildered Cardinal squad, 14-13, thus bringing down the curtain on Central's two-year win skein at 13. T. Blekicke and L.. Fox tallied for the Red-Birds but the loss of M. Raszkiewicz, who suffered an ankle injury, and inability to convert more than once, capped the verdict. Central-Shenandoah Fired-up Hill Road gridders smashed a hapless Shenandoah group with a powerful ground attack in a 34-O rout, T. Glembocki and L. Fox each registered two TD's. D. Fry swiped an Atom aerial running for the score, while D. Howe split the goal posts with four placements. Central-Bishop Kenrick Central climaxed the 1960 wars with a 26-13 defeat at the hands of the Golden Knights. All Red Bird scoring attempts were nullified until the third stanza when I. Pur- cell hit paydirt. Purcell scored again in the fourth canto. However, costly fumbling re- sulted in a loss in the Turkey Day affair. M. Kushmore lugs the leather through a gauntlet of adversaries. 90 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-1960 C.C.H.S. Opp. St. Pius X 25 6 Nativity B.V.M. 42 6 St. Matthew 32 6 Notre Dame l2 U Allentown Central Catholic 21 12 Lancaster Catholic 46 0 Bishop McDevitt 13 14 Shenandoah 34 U Bishop Kenrick 13 28 Butch Pezdirc Central defenders M, Clemente, D. Henry and P. Donohue Tackle move in to spill staggering opponents. D. Howe splits the uprights with another P.H,T, to cap a Central touchdown. A 91 2 24 'iw' Qix tv 30 TERM First Row: M. Daly, M. Schorn, R. Thren, W. Chlebowski, T. Loeper, Mgr, G. Twardowski. Second Row: Coach I. Schaaf, I. Esterley, K. Morris, T. Malecki, R. Lis, Mgr. I. Sauer. znctory Cgyares The student and the professor. Coach I. Schaaf briefs Card acc M. Schorn on a new play. With a majority of last year's dribblers returning, Cardinal mentor Ioey Schaaf had a solid foundation on which to build Central's Philadelphia Suburban Catholic League title hopes. The Hillroaders opened the season with a string of setbacks but the Bed Bird quintet lost no time regaining their poise. Al- though the team won its first two league contests, it was touch- and-go throughout the first half which the Cards ended with a respectable .SUO percentage. Coach Schaaf realized that the squad needed a revamping and made the necessary alterations. The result-the Cardinals caught fire. An effective l-3-1 defensive zone kept the opponents field goals to a minimum while a fast break blitzed the opposition and left them open-mouthed. The Schaafmen lost no time setting up an eight game winning skein and rival coaches rated the flaming Red Birds as the team to beat . However, a dishearten- ing pair of losses to Notre Dame and St, Matt's squashed all pennant hopes. But the Bed Birds still had no salt on their tails and they advanced into the PCIAA Class A playoffs. First opponent to bow under the bludgeonings of the Cardinal express was an old and powerful nemesis, Allentown Central Catholic. ln un- doubtably the most thrilling game in Hill Road annals, the Cards managed to nip the Vikings, 49-47. The winning effort was pri- marily creditable to Mike Schorn, whose layup just seconds after the start of the second fand sudden deathl overtime brought the house down, although the comeback staged by the Cardinals as a team was probably the biggest thing since Samson brought the roof down on the Philistines. Central, in its most balanced attack of the season, belted Marian Catholic in the second round of PCIAA play and team spirit soared to a record height. But in the semi-finals, the high flying Red Birds were brought down by the lances of the Golden Knights from Norristown who eked out a 51-50 victory bringing Central's climb up the PCIAA Class A playoff ladder to an abrupt halt, Height advantages and a deflected pass in the waning seconds led to a Cardinal downfall. 92 B. Lis clears the boards and . . . BASKETBALL SCHEDULE4196160 Coatesville Nativity B.V.M, Beading High Bishop McDevitt Bethlehem Catholic Bishop Kenrick Lancaster Catholic Notre Dame St. Matthew's St. Pius X Bishop Shanahan Lansdale Catholic Lansdale Catholic Bishop Kenrick St. Katherine Notre Dame St. Matthews Bishop McDevitt St, Pius X Bishop Shanahan Bethlehem Catholic St. Katherine Salesianum Nativity B.V.M. PLAYOFFS Allentown Central Catholic Marian Catholic Bishop Kendrick C.C.H.S. Opp 50 51 51 56 36 45 69 47 56 62 42 54 63 53 58 39 75 63 49 45 86 68 67 54 42 21 66 54 86 44 40 55 41 48 44 50 67 44 56 55 66 49 81 60 44 52 49 47 63 48 50 51 whips the ball to T. Malecki at half court, who , . , snaps it to T. Loeper for a quick two pointer. 93 yum. QUUWI4 Af 5 4 16 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE l96O-61 CAMPAIGN In the contest with Bishop Shanahan, the Cards set a team record by converting 36 fouls in 52 attempts and came within four points H369 of set- ting a new one-game scoring mark C89D. Beading Central became the first champions of the newly-formed Allentown Diocese when they sent the Allentown Vikings to Valhalla for the first time in eight years. The Hill Road hardwood quintet closed its rnost successful season in a decade with a 16-I0 log and occupied third place in the PSCL circuit. Mike Schorn, Central's most prolific point producer in recent years, set a new foul shooting record when he bucketed 23 from the charity stripe against B. Shanahan, The Cardinal ace netted 6lO points this season and boosted his career mark to l,335-third highest in the roster of Central's sharpshooters. Early in the season, the I.V.'s saddled the Baby Knights of Reading High with a 30-29 defeat. The Cardinal fledglings also conquered the Bishop Ken- rick small fry quintet by a Z9-25 count, The twin wins were a First in Central's logbook. First Flow L Fox C Steingraber P Liesman W Tucker I Rosol W Liptak, Mgr. D. Henry. Second Row: Coach I. Savage, E, Fink, I Duchynskl C Cleselski P Donahue F Muhlenberg Mgr B Clifford, K YV Am K Q .,..t,,.ll.L QTR4 .1 : 1' . Y i. -K -ix. f ? KV -L ,gf .U 'xx Q f-:ki an Fl field aoal iz: in the making as R Thren applies the soft touch, This layup by M. Schorn broke a sudden death tie with Hllentown and launched Central into the PCIQQ Class Fl playoffs. Superb defensive play by R. Lis frus- trates a Kenrick goal attempt. The extended arm of an opponent fails to interfere with the determined rebounding efforts of Fl. Lis. L TEHM 1960-61 First How: V, Whelan, E, Ertel, D. Trout, 1. Sirak, L. Mancuso, D. Eckel. Second Row: M. Hynes, P. Kearney, -M. Kuhn, M, Leinbach, S. Cooney, F. Lyons, H. Stephens, I. Oswald, Miss Murphy, Coach. Qs D. Trout watches V. Whelan drives in for an easy two- pointer. 96 GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE-1961 C.C.1-1.S. Opp Pottsgrove 57 36 Saint Matthew 54 36 Pottsgrove 54 36 Saint Katherine 54 26 Cocalico Union 79 39 Nativity B.V.M. 71 31 Bishop Kenrick 45 27 Pius X 69 36 Lansdale 67 32 Cocaiico Union 64 29 Bishop Shanahan 50 37 Court Conference. 'ii E. Ertel awaits the tap-off as V. Whelan springs from the court. ourt Glzampions A determined Cardinalette squad with four return- ing starters, plunged into their sixteenth season with high hopes of avenging their two defeats of last year. As a result record upon record came tumbling down before this year's team. ln their second year of league competition the lassies, sporting a 6-O league record, became Phila- delphia Suburban League Champions. This season also saw the only undefeated season and the highest point per game average in the team's history. The girls scored 664 points in ll games for an average of 60.3 points per game. While racking up this score, the defense sparkled permitting only 377 points to be scored against them. Central's one-two punch, junior, D. Trout and sen- ior, E. Ertel, maintained their positions as high scorers for the second consecutive year, Through their scoring and the play-making ability of junior, V. Whelan the Cardinalettes ended the season with a laudable ll-U record. I.V. TERM First Row: M. B. Steingraber, P. Trout, S. Saloka, L. Noon, K. Nearing, I. Kline. Second Row: L. Elbert, manager, P. Heckman, T. Hoffman, L. Speece, Miss Murphy, coach. T E H M First Row: G, Twardowski, Mgr., P. Driscoll, R. Wagner, F. Maryniak, D. Calabria, M. Clemente, M, Daly, D. Fry, I. LaManna, D. Piscotelli, L, Cavallucci, I. Talarico, I. Sauer, Mgr. Second Row: L. Losoncy, M. Mescavage, K. Morris, I. Notario, M. Schorn, R. Thren, M. Raszkiewicz, G. Bialas, M. Kushmore, M. Braun, Mr. I. McLaughlin, coach. .Bat en Champs in their first year of P.S.C.L. play, the Red Birds are out to defend their title with the booming bats of M. Raszkiewicz, R. Thren, M. Clemente and M. Schorn. Since half of the 1960 start- ing team was lost to graduation, Coach I. McLaughlin, under whom Central has never had a losing season, is looking to a group of promising rookies to bridge the gaps. The Cards, who initiated league play with a victory over Bishop Shanahan, are subject to a fast moving, balanced slate, with seven games played in the friendly atmosphere of Pendora Park. Some nifty fielding plus the talented arm of hurlers I, Notario should provide the spark to set Central's tossers on the road to another baseball crown. Third sacker R. Thren holds down the hot Corner. . .f . . V 1 :,'H ...ix . M. Raszkiewicz sheds his iron mask and prepares to claim a foul ball. BASEBALL SCI-iEDULEvl960 Lansdale Nativity Bishop Kenrick Lansdale Bishop Kenrick Bishop Shanahan Bishop Shanahan Saint Matthew Saint Katherine Saint Pius Saint Matthew Saint Katherine Saint Pius C.C.H,S. Opp 12 4 2 0 5 3 2 U 5 2 IU U 9 5 2 4 IU 1 8 7 5 0 9 0 4 0 The rifle arm ot M. Daley is about to throw out another runner Batting practice for the Central nine tmds M Kushrnore at bat with M. Raszkiewicz receiving. I Jr if 'St Pius X 'A' TERM 1961 P. Liesman, D. Guerrier, D. 1-Iarter, Father Dickert, coach, L. Kirn, G. Venzke, C. Chiarelli. GOLF SCHEDULE 1960 Notre Dame 'Bishop McDevitt Conrad Weiser Lancaster Catholic Notre Dame 'St Pius X Allentown Central Lancaster Catholic Bishop Kenrick Bishop Kenrick Fleetwood Allentown Central Bishop Kenrick C.C.H.S. Opp. 10 8 16 2 6 9 10 8 11 7 15 3 115 65 85 95 9 3 14 4 9 3 185 55 12 3 95 95 Suburban Catholic League Games G. Venzko prepares to chip his Way to another win while D. Harter gives a few pointers. C 9 H I'QQ4'l Straight and true to its mark travels L. Kirn's wood shot. Discus-thrower T. Kennedy winds up for a record breaking hurl. . - A I' R. Brenner takes over as I. Pezdirc passes the baton in a thrilling mile relay. partacus With the first sign of spring, the winged-foot athletes of Central made their appearance in St. Lawrence Stadium. Mr. Wally Zuchowski, the new coach, lost no time in moving the looys through calisthenics, drills, and workouts. The thinclads hope to retain their Class C title through the efforts of a returning varsity quartet -T. Glembocki, I. Pezdirc, T. Kennedy, and R. Bialas. The Cards face a light but exacting campaign and how they deal with two powerful Bishops-Kenrick and McDevitt-will decide the success of the season. Starting the season with notches in the win column, the Cardi- nal duffers have high hopes of repeating their P.S.C.L. victory of last year. The golfers have a dozen dates on their schedule, in- cluding six Suburban Catholic League affairs. All said, the Cardi- nal linksmen should again prove to be the team to beat. TRACK SCI-lEDULEfl96O Triangular Meet Bishop Kenrick 555 Bishop McDevitt 505 Central Catholic 47 League Meet Bishop Kenrick 50 Bishop McDevitt 49 Central Catholic 29 Perkiomen 7U Central Catholic 55 State Meet Central Catholic Class C Champions T E Fl M First Plow: M. McCaustland, R. Plank, T. Kennedy, R, Bialas, I. Pezdirc, T. Glembocki, D. McDermott, R. Brenner, M. Duda, Mr. W. Zuchowski, coach. Second Rowi C. Ciesielski, I. Barra, W. Liptak, P. Kondisco, L. Fox, R. Clark, M. Barrasso, N, Carabello, T. Blekicki. Third Row: T. Diehm, I. Borst, I. Prendergast, R. Wiswesser, F. Cyran, E. Levan, R. Pisano, E. Parenti, F. Krol. Fourth Row: M. Frank, R. Dewar, I. Baisch, H, Skowran, Fl. Matuszak, M. Pfau, R, Bosch, C. Grimm, W. Weinhold. I -M. nut l I ' X . 'Mt' ---. cg -vii Q . Q ........ 5, ,ff . Q 'Z . NT , -- Yr Gift ,sv 1---. n r 'Q' .. Q t 455. it ., 47? . V Illlll f I' Q deft Q ' . 5? T 3 . k Q . . . 'T Fi 13734 - Q?'R4,- i .F P4 . 45 - si ' . ' T14 T 1 r I ox J T cfm, ego Taft T454 botjtf- Gf'j3'f If T 6? 1 - 1 . , sd . .0 , K aw! tA?Hfumg lyvj hmmm! stu-riinitlj twmmn 1 .Slim glrmqc 1 ATR lx A .if ' anal to secure that . V5 .1 Q inner tranquility. x X 7.. X4 A 4 K Royalty takes over, D. Hoopes cmd T. Blekicki lecxd the dcmce. Puusing by cm old fashioned street light, W. Liptclk grid I. Ncxso enjoy their night of nights. Members ot the committee, F. Grube, M. Kglincr, M. Kushmore, M. Sharp, I. Purcell, cmd K. Neczring view the prom in progress. lU4 -yzggxl, 'uk' t. . Q '2' 1. We could have danced all night Mr E Stoebcnau cmd Miss W Murphy chapcroncd tho Like many social events of the past winter season, the lunior Prom scheduled for February 3 met with a snowy reception, However, February lU saw the juniors forget about the wintry weather as they danced to the southern melodies of the Tillman Fisher orchestra. Members of the decorating committee trans- formed the ballroom of the Berkshire Hotel into a replica of the charming old Southland. lvy covered lamp posts, a southern mansion, and white roses added to the atmosphere. Co-chairmen of the Prom, Thomas Blekicki and Donna I-loopes were crowned Belle and Beau. In the glory of it all, they forgot the hectic month of prom planning, All too soon the melodies died away and the lunior Prom, l96l became a cher- ished memory. xf E fair' Filter initiation Centralites leave the gym. 4' 8 Q11 fL'Q TO '!L.C Suspense and fun were the keynotes of this year's Freshman Dayi While the greenies shivered in their shoes, the seniors under the leadership of President Robert Bialas prepared for the day of the initiation. From eight to eight-thirty gaiety reigned su- preme as the lordly seniors ruled over the treshe men whose homerooms were located in the main building, At two o'clock the freshmen from the annex joined the freshmen from the main building, By this time the gym had been decorated with huge green and yellow bows and balloons. During the lirst part of the program various freshmen, all disf playing huge green ribbons, were called upon to perform according to the wishes of the mighty seniors. Bowing low the trosh recited the senior pledge, carried plush toys, raced around the gym in ct toy tire engine, and satisfied every whim ot the upperclassmen. But the freshmen discovered that even the seniors had hearts, and when they had proved themselves good sports, the freshmen were told to relax. Then the seniors presented various skits they had prepared. Green bows and ties were put away lor another year and the youngest members of the schools were now considered lull--fledged Centralites. lU6 I. Dallas and Ft. Carey promenade with their all day sucker Back to their baby days. Freshmen race drinking bottlirfz. .. 1 Proving his Qkill ci freshman aim at tlie highest mark I. Murray griris Crt tonguetied S. Wenrick as sho stumbles through this yccrr's pledge. Freshmen doliglit iri tlio Hlioop-lo hut EE XJ dcmoustr ation given by D. Kozik. 107 'iEvorybody':s pickin' on ir1o, :1iql'1:a P. Driscoll. Cl4'Q I'QQ OO A bright note in the regular round of classes was produced by the assembly programs presented during the school term. P.A.S. programs marked the celebration of Vocation Month, Pennsylvania Week, Catholic Press Month, and the Civil War centenary. Under the direction of Father Zolondek the mu- sic department presented the annual Christmas program. As Mr. Foreign Language stood trial at the Language Festival, Centralites enjoyed the visit of the representatives of the various languages taught here at school. With an eye on the future, Centralites participated in a career day assembly. Most of the guest speakers at this assembly were alumni of Central. Shortly before the Easter vaca- tion the glee club of Saint loseph's College, Phila- delphia paid its yearly visit to Central. Senior thespians donned religious garb to pre- sent the three act comedy, Brother Orchid. Little lohn Sarto a gangster returns from a ten year pri- son term to find that he is to be taken for a ride by his one time friends. He escapes and takes refuge in a community of monks, the Little Brothers of the Flowers. Through the kindness they show him, Lit- tle lohn is converted and becomes Brother Orchid. How Brother Orchid handles his old friends when they attempt to break into the Little Brothers' flower market forms the climax of the play. Under the di- rection of Father Bednarik the eleven man cast turned in an excellent performance. Thumbing through the library career kit, N.H.S. members, M. Deakyne and H. Tranovich plan the career day assembly. Despite grueling cross-examination by B. Pomeroy, witness M. Kazmierczak retains her complacency. Q musical morry Christmas preludes a delightful winter holiday. Untouchables Dum-Dum CR. Elyl and Fat Dutchy CC. Stengell watch as The Gimp CI.. Heerel orders Freckles CR. Brennerl to frisk Little Iohn Sarto U. Maxymillianl, 'O 585 fx z-.a4,'.7'f it' ' ,rv A . svf Doubt besets Brother Geranium CK. Crosslandj but Brother Nasturtium CI. Bachmanl offers reassurance. Listen here youse guys. Father Bednarik calls the cast to attention by employing Brother Orchids jargon. i Y l Curtain call and the end ol the language festival comes for star witnesses E. Schifalacqua, R. Sokol, M, Freeman, and l. Endter, Hmid the applause of Centralites, K, Crossland receives the Grand Champion award in the Qlbrighi Field House, L. Polinsky accepts the congratulations of his science teacher, Sister Carolyn Ioseph, Displaying radiant smiles and prizewinner ribbons a group of ex- cited freshmen leave the field house. llO fr . 3. mners ' Mc e After winning a fourth place in the National Science Fair last year, Central's young scientists aimed at a repeat performance this year. During the entire year students worked on their projects which were first displayed at the school science fair in Ianuary. From here a number of projects were selected to represent the school in the Read- ing-Berks Science Fair. When the winners were announced on March 22 Central claimed four of the six first places in the senior division. For the third consecutive year a Centralite was named grand champion. This year the honor went to Ker- mit Crossland. Sophomore Larry Polinsky, besides winning a first place medal was awarded the navy cruise. Many second, third, fourth, and fifth place medals, as well as honorable mentions, were given to Central's students. Fttter being named a winner, K. McCarthy examines her project. PHUTUP 0 ERIUUISM - N THE ssnmiwiillisulif is-f 'DL Two senior winners show their iiieflalgs tn Sister Iohn Catherine Happiness radiates from Fl. Leddy as she explains her project to her father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. C. Leddy. LIGHT EACH I 1 Q53 fafiifciii Y the scales. Zero hour approaches, Father Zoloridclc heads for the concert Taking a Hbreathern during a long rehearsal, the Woodwinds relax, Pls M. Gallas and M. Fleming provide the music, the senior Bel Tones practice With the first performance a thing of the past, C, Bechtel, F. Taubitz, lvl, Gleixner, and D. Franchi :share their joy with Father Zolonflek. The brass and percussion group wait lor the downbeat. In spring a Centralites thoughts turn to the an- nual concert. May 17, 18, 19, and 21, Father Zolon- dek conducted the school musical. Honored in this ' ' year's musical were the late Oscar Hammerstein S and the Civil War centenary. Members of the vari- ous groups who participated in the concert spent many hours practicing to make the 1961 musical a memorable event, Tuning up for the first performance, the string section appears confident ot success, 113 '?'f l' , Y S img' in f ir ' M H iw K f P -if p 1 H- t if -N -- as Q .M 'Y s f f XR ., .. T X . ' xxifi W it if W . 31 i- A L Q X 2 s if' :fifty N A ,KH vt, f , M ,ft i5?.+f 'f V. dog A A M ki' fx i iff if fi S Q I 3 fm. ' 'ff X i 2' ,fi gy., Eg ly! If .'L X, I vu-IS-S Mk Courtly maidens C. Ireland, C. Vespico, B. Verdone, C. Barrasso, I. Thren, M. Gallas, Fi. Prendergast, M. Bereskie, K. Martin, S. Boldt, H. Chomyn, S. Verdone, M, Kazmierczak, S. Cooney, L. Mancuso, M. Freeman, Fl. Leddy. Missing K. McCarthy. gn vQI'Cll'SQ O Clfly Each year in early May, Central's students prove themselves true clients of our lmmaculate Mother and proclaim their undying filial love for her who gave us Iesus. Amid the Marian hymns and prayers of the entire student body, a group of senior girls attractively attired in pastel gowns led the May Queen who was privileged to crown Mary as Queen of May, Queen ot our school, and Queen of our hearts. The ceremony closed with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. I Fittendant K, McCarthy pauses amid the spring blossoms. Chapel-a few moments of prayer before procession. La reine de mcri-Danielle Nicole Rambo, 115 3 ' - ff' L, . Aj - -1 gc' 5:1 Q if f ,:-4 2 jk 4, i - fl 2 134, 1 a 'H f' 2 +5211 95? EL :,,mjg'1..,-Q MW, MQ g1i,'z???5 2:3159 Wuxi , F' 47 v , Muze sz, 4-:4.S'.w kit? 3545, .rm 571435 s W . X is 4- 'Z - . X. x 5 ESS? 155.5 E.Xx!gv5 Q TREK-Y' . is at , sf-A 3 X i 1 ff, ki Qgrzto tfze maef9tro m of ourney 'S Perhaps the most difficult task in preparing these one hundred and twenty-eight pages was deciding upon the theme which would bind themg and the sec- ond, making these few sounds and syllables arranged by lohn Donne become more than that, l hope that, although these covers may find their place in some forgotten niche, the five-word theme will echo from time to time reminding you of the few pre- cious years spent within Central's walls, No man is an island. lt is with sincerest gratitude that l acknowledge the fruitful efforts of: Sister M. Magdelaine whose patience and advice as moderator were invaluable The Senior Staff who helped to make this yearbook different Father Leichner for his generosity and interest Beth for her suggestions Loring Studios Art Engraving, especially Mr. Phillips F. A. Woerner, Inc., Printers, and Mr, Homer Sterner Arnold's Book Bindery The Iunior Staff Members for their help in the typ- ing and caption-Writing departments The Senior Class whose response did not go un- noticed And all those whose encouragement made this l96l CENTRALMA possible. Thank you! Helen Chomyn 117 Eileen D. Hdamczyk 918 Muhlenberg Street Honor Student: 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Service. Ioseph T. Hiello 1746 Mineral Spring Road Sports: Basketball IV 2. Ronald S. Hnastasio 228 S. 13th Street Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Boys' Chorus. Sandra L. Hnderko 1238 Garfield Flvenue Publications: Hillside Echoes 3. 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3: Bel-Tones 3. Clubs: Future Nurses. Hnna Mae Hndras 928 Douglass Street Clubs: Personality. Frederick Paul Hndresky 4208 4th Flvenue, Temple Sports: Track 1, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 4. Clubs: Boys' Chorus. Kathleen L. Hrentz 224 Douglass Street National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma Music: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 2: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: German. Robert I. Hrthur 341 Hollenbach Street Spo.rts: Golf 3, 4: Track 2. Louise M. Huchter 242 N. 11th Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 4. Clubs: Future Nurses, French, Red Cross. Ierome T. Bachman 317 West Windsor Street Honor Student: l, 2. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Sports: Golf 1: Track 2, 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics, Projectionists. Edward E. Baisch 1033 Windsor Street Sports: Football IV 1: Football Varsity 2. Nancy M. Balliett 742 N. 10th Street Music: Chorus 1, 2. Barbara H. Barbon 422 Hazel Street 3, 4. enior Christine M. Barrasso 1051 Greenwich Street Student Flssociation: Flssociate Representative 1, 3: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3. Clubs: French. Patricia H. Bausman 1540 Centre Qvenue Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: French, Physics. Carol Rnn Bechtel 514 Emerson Flvenue, Laureldale Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel-Tones 3, 4. Clubs: Future Nurses, French. Nicholas M. Bentz 441 Chestnut Street, West Read- ing Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Solidaires 4: Chorus 4. Clubs: Math. Michele H. Bereskie 945 N. 5th Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Flssociation Representa- tive 2, Council Member 3, Re- cording Secretary 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Flrt, French. Robert F. Bialas 1424 Linden Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Hssociation: Representa- tive 3, President 4. Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 4. Sports: Track 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 2. Clubs: Physics. Paulette C. Bialy 1122 Spruce Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Majorettes: 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. Hnthony C. Bilewicz 533 Maple Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Clubs: Math. Kathleen M. Bivans 1555 Dauphin Flvenue, Wyomis- sing Clubs: Math. QQHJQI Sandra M. Boldt 2325 Fairview lllvenue National Honor Society: 3, 4 Student Hssociation: Council Member 4. Honor Student: l, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Bel-Tones 3, 4. Color Guard: 2, 3: Drum Major 4. Clubs: Future Teachers. Gerald Bowen 3814 Reading Crest Flvenue Sports: Football IV 1, 2. Music: Chorus 1. Class Play: 4. Margaret H. Boyer 816 N. 9th Street Clubs: Personality. David R. Bradley 321 Hollenbach Street Sports: Football IV 1, Football Varsity 2, 3. Daniel E. Braun 1226 Church Street Honor Student: 3. , Knights of the Flltar: 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Ronald I. Brenner 832 Locust Street Student Plssociationz Hssociate Representative 2. Sports: Basketball IV 1: T.rack 1. Music: Band 1, 2. Class Play: 4. Mary Finn Bukowski 242 S. 13th Street National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish. Barbara I. Burke 1222 Delaware Rvenue, Wyomis- sing Sports: Basketball IV 3. Clubs: French, Future Teachers. Hlbert W. Burkevage Box 404, R. D. No. 2 Clubs: Physics. Daniel T. Calnan 143 W. Douglass Street Sports: Football Varsity 3, 4: Golf 4. Elizabeth I. Cambria R. D. No. 3 Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3. Clubs: Math. Donna M. Chelstowski 252 S. 13th Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. 118 Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Maiorette: 4. Clubs: French. William F. Chlebowski 850 20th Street, Mount Penn Student Hssociation: Flssociate Representative 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Sports: Basketball IV 2: Basket- ball Varsity 3, 4. Clubs: Projectionist, Pep. Helen I. Chomyn 408 S. 9th Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: French, Physics. Michael Clemente 1946 Fairview Hvenue, Mount Penn Sports: Football Varsity 3, 4. Susann M. Cooney 807 Wayne Flvenue, Wyomissing Honor Student: 1, 2. Publications: Centralma 4. Sports: Basketball Varsity 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 4. Color Guard: 4. Clubs: Physics. Hnn I.. Cosgrave 512 Pike Street Clubs: Personality. Kermit F. Crossland Oley Pike, R. D. No. 3 Forensic Union: 2, 3. Sports: Track 4. Knights of the Hltar: 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Math. Margaret H. Curran 2424 Filbert Flvenue, Mount Perm Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Band 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Physics, French, Future Teachers. H. Mary Deakyne 8 West 34th Street National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: French, Physics, Future Nurses. Carole R. Delp 230 N. 25th Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. Margaret H. Denunzio 33 S. 3rd Street Honor Student: 1, 2. Mary Hnn L. DiCintio 202 Belvedere Flvenue National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3. Clubs: Future Teachers. Linda H. Distasio 34 S. 3rd Street Honor Student: 1, 3. Publications: Centralma Clubs: French. Patricia G. Dmochowski 1143 Elm Street Honor Student: 1. Clubs: Personality. Ioy M. Doyle 202 Playground Drive, West Reading 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. Michael L. Duda 154 Clymer Street Music: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Susanne H. Dvorak 1214 Chestnut Street Honor Student: 1. Music: Chorus 2. Clubs: Future Nurses. Barbara E. Ely 1334 Liberty Flvenue, Kenhorst Music: Chorus 2, 4. Robert I. Ely 1334 Liberty Rvenue, Kenhorst Class Play: 4. Elenore M. Ertel 1219 Church Street Sports: Basketball IV 1: Basket- ball Varsity 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Spanish, Iudith M. Ertel 928 N. Front Street Physics, Future Nurses. Music: Chorus 1, 3. Clubs Iames T. Esterley 2912 Filbert Flvenue, Pennside National Honor Society: 3, 4, Student Flssociation: Representa- tive 4. Honor Student: 2, 3. Sports: Basketball IV 2: Basket- ball Varsity 3, 4. Knights of the Hltar: 3, 4. Clubs: German, Karl G. Faller 615 Carsonia Flvenue Sports: Basketball Manager 2 Track: 3, 4: Football Hillroad Hi-Lites: 4, Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. 1V 1. Emest M. Faust 31 Chestnut Street Forensic Union: 2. Clubs: Projectionists. Richard L. Gantert 450 N. llth Street Phillip R. Fierro 514 N. 25th Street Sports: Golf 1, 2: Track 2. Hillroad Hi-Lites: 3, 4. Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. Ioseph M. Flemming 1009 Elm Street Georgia I. Forehand 315 West Rrch Street, Hamburg Clubs: Personality. Dennis D. Franchi 525 Gregg Hvenue Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Solidaires 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Boys' Chorus Tyrone B. Franckowiak 1475 Woodvale Flvenue Thomas W. Frederick 210 Hancock Boulevard Christine R. Fredriksen Gibraltar Clubs: Personality. Margaret L. Freeman 20 West 33rd Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Hssociation: Flssociate Representative 1: Representa- tive 2, 3: Council Member 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 3. Hillroad Hi-Lites: 4, Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. Carole H. Furdyna 256 S. 10th Street Clubs: Future Nurses, French. Kathleen G. Gallagher 924 Church Street Music: Chorus l, 3. Clubs: Physics, Future Nurses, Mary Hnn H. Gallas 520 Park Ptvenue Music: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel-Tones 4. Majorette: 4. Clubs: Spanish. Charles I. Ganster 548 Pike Street Student Flssociation: Rssociate Representative 2: Council Member 3. Honor Student: 2. Sports: Track 2. Music: Chorus 1, Knights ol the Rltar: 3. Clubs: Physics. Edward G. Ganster 401 Reading Flvenue, West Reading National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Knights ol the Plltar: 3, 4. Class Play: 4, Clubs: Physics. Barry I.. Garhammer 1440 Church Street Clubs: German, Barbara H. Garvie Box 818, R. D. No. 1, Temple Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 3, 4. Color Guard: 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Math, Physics. Margaret Hnn George Gibraltar Music: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Solidaires 4: Chorus 1. Iohn R. Glaser 734 N. llth Street Monica M. Gleixner 3319 Fulton Street, Laureldale National Honor Society: 4. Hono.r Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 4. Clubs: German. Ronald Hdam Glembocki 230 Chapel Terrace Thaddeus P. Glembocki 23 Trebor Place, Wyomissing Sports: Football Varsity 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Edward I. Golembiewski 428i Minor Street Music: Chorus 3, 4. Knights of the Hltar: 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Io-Hnn H. Gordon 423 Wunder Street Honor Student: 2, 3, Music: Chorus 2. Clubs: Personality. Dennis P. Guerrier 18 Pennwyn Terrace, Mount Penn Honor Student: 1, 2. Sports: Basketball IV 2, 3: Foot- ball IV 1, 2: Football Varsity 3, 4: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. David M. Harter 1000 Carsonia Plvenue Sports: Golf 2. Leonard I. Heere 1032 Elm Street Student Flssociation: Rssociate Representative 4. Honor Student: 1, 2. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2, 3, 4. Sports: Football IV 2, 3: Football Varsity 4: Track 2. Hillroad Hi-Lites: 4. Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. Philip R. Hein 1146 Chestnut Street National Honor Society: Student Hssociation: Council Member 3, 4. Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 2, 3, 4. 3, 4. 119 Publications: Little Echo 4. Clubs: Physics. Richard D. Henry 939 N. llth Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Knights of the Rltar: 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Martin I. Hoffmann 1519 Rose Virginia Road, Wyo- missing Sports: Football IV 1: T.rack 1. Dennis G. Howe 1160 Buttonwood Street Student Flssociation: Representa- tive 4. Honor Student: 3. Sports: Football IV 2: Football Varsity 3, 4. Barbara B. Hracho 516 S. 6th Street Clubs: Future Nurses, Mary Brin Hudalr 208 Prospect Flvenue Honor Student: 1, 2. Clubs: Personality. David M. Humma 1926 Woodvale Flvenue Publications: Centralma 4, Sports: Track 1. Clubs: Spanish. Thomas I. Impink 441 S. 16th Street Petrina I. Incollingo 1259 Chester Street Honor Student: 1, 2. Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Personality. Christine M. Ireland 105 S. Seventh Rvenue, West Reading National Honor Society: 4. Student I-lssociation: Representa- tive 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 1, 2. Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Hillroad Hi-Lites 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. Hgnes M. Iames R. D. No. 2, Box 463-Fl National Honor Society: 3, 4, Student Flssociation: Representa- tive 3. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Music: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Soli- dairies 4: Bel-Tones 3. Color Guard: 4. Clubs: French, Future Nurses Veronica E. Ianis 2516 Cumberland Rvenue National Honor Society: 4. Student Flssociation: Hssociate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 3: Bel-Tones 3. Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4. Clubs, Cheerleader, French. Ioan M. Iaraczewski 1341 Mineral Spring Road Clubs: Personality. Mary Hnne F. Kastura 241 Pearl Street Clubs: Future Nurses. Mary lane Kaufman 5501 Stoudts Ferry Bridge Road Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Clubs: Flrt. Margaret M. Kazmierczak 54 S. 6th Street Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Cho.rus 2, 3, 45 Bel-Tones 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Spanish. Patricia H. Kearney 814 Franklin Street, Wyomissing Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Sports: Basketball IV 1, 25 Bas- ketball Varsity 3, 4. Clubs: Physics, French, Pep. Mary Hnne P. Keenan Hill Road -Music: Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Color Guard: 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Robert L. Keim 1117 N. 12th Street Clubs: Projectionists. Floyd R. Kenderdine 1106 Friedensburg Road Music: Band 3, 4. Solidaires 4. Clubs: German. Thomas M. Kennedy 1040 N. 10th Street Sports: Football IV 1, 2, 35 Foot- ball Varsity 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Louis M. Kim 220 W. Douglass Street Sports: Football IV 15 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Math. Sandra Lee Kline 2410 Grandview Hvenue, Mount Penn Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Solidaires 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bel-Tones 4. Clubs: Personality. Robert I. Klink 1043 Walnut Street Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Solidaires 4: Chorus 4. Clubs: Boys' Chorus. Patricia M. Kocan 539 Bingaman Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Future Teachers, French, Physics. Christina L. Koch 111 W. Buttonwood Street Music: Chorus 1, 2. Clubs: Spanish. Carolyn H. Kohler 442 Locust Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Service. Geraldine F. Kohut 1915, Woodvale Flvenue Honor Student: l, 3. Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: Spanish. Hnne Marie Kompa 531 Laurel Street Honor Student: 2, 3. Music: Chorus 2, 3. Marilyn V. Konczewski 1317 Spruce Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 2. Clubs: Personality. Gregory D. Koren 1726 Fairview Street Music: Chorus 1. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Math. Robert Koslosky 1032 Church Street Sports: Baseball 2, 3. Margaret M. Kreuzberger 726 Madison Hvenue National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Frances M. Krol 526 N. 12th Street Clubs: Future Nurses. Mary Hnn Kuhn 739 Penn Plvenue, West Reading Sports: Basketball IV 1, 25 Bas- ketball Varsity 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics, French. Margaret E. Kuzmann 219 N. Franklin Street, Fleetwood Clubs: Service. Iudith C. Kuzminski 546 Wunder Street Clubs: Spanish. Thomas I. Lawlor 929 Windsor Street Honor Student: 1. Forensic Union: 1, 2, 3, 4. Knights of the Plltar: 3, 4. Clubs: French. Hnne L. Leddy 1303 Parkside Drive Wyomissing National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Hssociation: lllssociate Representative l, Representa- tive 3, Vice-President 4. Hono.r Student: l, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 1, 2. Class Play: 4. Cheerleader: 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Physics, Pep. North, Susan E. Leiendecker 711 N. llth Street Clubs: Marion, Mission. lane F. Lewalski 467 West Oley Street Majorettes: 3, 4. Clubs: Service. Richard F. Lis 323 S. 13th Street Sports: Basketball IV 1, 25 Bas- ketball Varsity 3, 45 Track 4. Clubs: Pep. Leo I. Loeper 1220 Greenwich Street Clubs: Projectionists. Thomas E. Loeper 1550 -Mulbe.rry Street Student Rssociation: Council Member 3, Rssociate Repre- sentative 4. Sports: Basketball IV 1, 25 Bas- ketball Varsity 45 Football IV 15 Football Varsity 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Pep. Kathleen H. Lucchese 1111 Chestnut Street Clubs: Spanish. Kathleen H. McCarthy Oley R. F. D. No. 1 National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Clubs: Physics, Red Cross. Michael P. McCaustland 446 N. 12th Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2, 3, 4. Sports: Football IV 15 Football Varsity 2, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Patricia H. McCoy 202 Mayer Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Flssociation: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Bel- Tones 3, 4. Hillroad Hi-Lites: 3, 4. Clubs: French, Hillroad Hi-Lites. David M. McDennot 334 Madison Hvenue Sports: Football IV 1, 2, Football Varsity 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. Hnne C. McGoey 33 S. 24th Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: Math, French. Thomas F. Malecki 1341 Cotton Street Student Rssociation: Council Member 4. Sports: Basketball IV 25 Basket- ball Varsity 3, 4. 120 Clubs: Pep. Gertrude C. Malick 157 W: Windsor Street National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 45 Hillside Echoes 2. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3. Clubs: Physics, Red Cross. William I. Malriat 1020 Church Street Clubs: Physics. Lucille F. Mancuso 217 Franklin Street Student Hssociation: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 2. Sports: Basketball IV 1, 25 Bas- ketball Varsity 3, 4. Majorettes: 3, 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. Hnna I. Marko Box 13, Route No. 1, Mohrsville Honor Student: l, 2, 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1. Clubs: Service. Kathleen D. Martin 1403 Delaware Flvenue, Wyomis- sing National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Ftssociation: Flssociate Representative 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French. Ioseph I. Maslar 334 S. Sth Street -Music: Chorus 1. Class Play: 4, Clubs: Physics, Ftrt. Kenneth C. Matt Golf Road, Greenlields Sports: Golf 1, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Hnthony G. Mattassa 7H Darby Street Sports: Football Varsity 3, 4. loseph H. Maxymillian 521 Dorchester Rvenue, Lincoln Park National Honor Society: 4. Council Student Flssociation: Member 3: Treasurer 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 1, 2, 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Nancy R. Meoli 1366 Perkiomen Ftvenue Honor Student: 1. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Rosemary Michalsky 203 Oley Street Honor Student: 1. Clubs: Personality. Rita H. Mull 901 N. llth Street Honor Student: 2. Clubs: Personality. Doran H. Mullen 2001 Bern Road, Wyomissing Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Beth M. Mulligan 16 N. llth Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Plssociation: Ftssociate Representative 2. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. Iohn F. Murray 20 Beechwood Drive Honor Student: 1. Clubs: German. Theresa M. Myatt 204 N. Miller Street, Shillington Clubs: Future Teachers. Sandra K. Nachurski 427 S. 15th Street Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Spanish. Iudith R. Napiecek 247 Fairview Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Band 2: Orchestra 2: Chorus 1, 3, 4. Clubs: Personality. William I. Nigrini 516 Pearl Street Sports: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball Varsity 3: Football IV 1, 3. Clubs: Pep. Bernard F. Norman 920 Franklin Street, Wyomissing Clubs: Physics. Iohn P. 0'Brien 184 W. Windsor Street I. Hrcher O'Rei1ly III R. D. No. 1, Sinking Spring Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Forensic Union: 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 47 Little Echo 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Sports: Basketball Varsity Man- ager 2, 3. Music: Chorus 1, 3. Clubs: Physics. David C. Oswald 240 Chestnut Street, West Reading Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch- estra lg Cho.rus 1, 2, 3, 4. Patricia E. Oswald R. D. No. 4 Honor Student: 1, 2. Music: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2. Color Guard: 2, 3, 4. William P. Palaferro 938 Spring Street Sports: Football IV 1, 2. Nancy L. Palmer 326i Wood Street Clubs: Personality. Darlene M. Parzanese 239 Chestnut Street Clubs: Service. Gloria H. Paskevich 2827 Hiester Boulevard, West Lawn Clubs: Marion. Barbara H. Petrowski 257 S. 14th Street Clubs: Personality. Iohn G. Pezdirc 212 Iameson Place Sports: Football IV 1: Football Varsity 2, 3, 4: Track: 1, 2, 3, 4. Kathryn B. Plau 1530 Mineral Spring Road National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2. 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Physics. Robert H. Plank 815 N. llth Street Sports: Track 3, 4. Music: Band 1, 2: Orchestra Z. Clubs: Math. Patricia M. Polityka 1046 Weiser Street Clubs: Spanish. Bnn L. Prendergast 45 Howard Street, West Lawn National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: l, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4: Little Echoes 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3. Class Play: 4. Cheerleader: 3, 4. Clubs: Cheerleader. Margaret M. Purcell 941 N. 3rd Street Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Chorus 3. Sally H. Quinton 247 N. 13th Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 4. Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: Service. Danielle N. Rambo 1240 Eckert Qvenue National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Hssociation: Hssociate Representative 1, 2: Represen- tative 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 3, 4. Clubs: Physics, French. Michael T. Raszkiewicz 529 S. 6th Street Student Flssociation: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1. Sports: Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4,Foot- ball IV 1: Football Varsity 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Pep. Virginia N. Reid 1409 Lancaster Plvenue Clubs: Service. I. Timothy Rehr 1509 West Douglass Street Sports: Track 2, 3, 4. Knights of the Flltar 3, 4. Clubs: Math. Regina I. Ricci 1620 N. 15th Street Timothy I. Roth 1007 Perry Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Hssociation: Representa- tive 1, 2: Council Member 3: Corresponding Secretary 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Forensic Union: l, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: German. Mary Louise Y. Rozycki 107 N. Sterley Street, Shillington Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus l, 2. Clubs, Physics, Red Cross. Christine E. Sauer S. Tulpehocken Road, Greenlields Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Iohn C. Sauer S. Tulpehocken Road, Greenlields Sports: Baseball 2, 3, Basketball Varsity Manager 2, 3, 4. Margaret H. Schaetzle 511 Chestnut Street, West Reading Music: Chorus 3. Clubs: Personality. Maria H. Schaurer 140 Halsey Flvenue, Midvale Manor, West Lawn Honor Student: 1, 2, 3. Music: Solidaires 3, 4. Clubs: Service. Marianne C. Schindlbeck 101 Lauer's Lane, Wyomissing Stephen O. Schmidt 955 Church Street Michael D. Schom 600 Brookline Plaza Student Flssociation: Qssociate Representative 2, Representa- tive 3, Council Member 4. Sports: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4:Basket- ball IV lp Basketball Varsity 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Pep. 121 M. Susan Schwenk 417 S. 12th Street Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Personality. Iudith R. Seartoss 1017 Carsonia lllvenue, Stony Creek Music: Chorus 2. Clubs: Personality. Paul H. Seisler R. D. No. 1, Mohnton Clubs: Physics. Teresa H. Shaulis 407 Pearl Street Honor Student: 1, 2. Music: Chorus l, 3, 4, Bel-Tones 3. Color Guard: 3, 4. Clubs: Red Cross, Physics, French. William R. Simcik 559 S. 15th Street Honor Student: l. Sports: Football IV 1, 2, Football Varsity 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Ioan B. Sirak 301 West Douglass Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Flssociation: Hssociate Representative 3. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Sports: Basketball IV l, 25 Bas' ketball Varsity 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, Pep. Harold V. Sittler 446 N. 12th Street Honor Student: 1. Barbara Hnn H. Skimski 515 S. 10th Street Clubs: Future Nurses. Mary Iane Smith 230 S. 10th Street Honor Student: 3. Clubs: Personality. Ioyce H. Snyder 1620 Delaware Rvenue, Wyomissing Honor Student: 1, 2. Publications: Hillside Echoes 2, 4. Music: Chorus 3, 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, Red Cross. Mary C. Spatz 627 N. 9th Street Clubs: Personality. Eileen M. Stavarski 500 Ietterson Boulevard, Lincoln Park National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Music: Chorus 3, 4. Clubs: Future Teachers, French. ing a Mrs. Carmelo Giovanelli Carl H. Stengel 938 Elm Street Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Solidaires 1, 2. Knights of the Flltar1 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Helen R. Stephens 820 Church Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Centralma 3, 4. Sports: Basketball IV Manager 1: Basketball IV 2: Basketball Varsity 3, 4. Music: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French, Physics, Pep. Peter I. Stralo 214 State Street, Shillington Student Flssociation: Flssociate Representative 1. Honor Student: 1. Class Play: 4. Io-Hnn M. Strasavage 47 S. 3rd Street Publications: Sharps and Flats 4, Music: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Solidaires 4: Chorus 3, 4. Clubs: Personality. Darlene H. Straub 2176 Reading Boulevard, West Lawn Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Clubs: French, Service. Hnthony I. Strohecker 311 Cameron Street Christine M. Szydlowski 405 Rehr Street Clubs: Se.rvice, Frances E. Taubitz 722 Madison Street, Mohnton National Honor Society: 3, 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Sharps and Flats 2, 3, 4. Music: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Solidaires 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel-Tones 4. Clubs: Mission. Rev. Henry I. Huesman Rev. Raymond I. Leichner Vgygeg. Leonard van Qckeren, Leonard T. Miconi Rev. Fllexander I. Alauskis Rev. Charles L. Flllwein Arlette's Bridal House Theodore C. Human, Ir. Rev, Rev. Rev, Stephen Bednarik Ioseph Dickert Iohn S. Dunajski Rev. William H. Ferry Rev. Robert Forst Rev. Ioseph Fricker Rev . Iohn Gallagher Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gieringer Rev. Michael P. Kakos Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Kearney Rev. Leo F. Kilpatrick Rev. Father Klapp Rev. Wolodym r Kowal Rev. Henry D. Il1cPeak Rev. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Ioseph P. O'Donnell Rev. Hloysius I. Schmidt Rev, Iames Fl. Shea Rev. Iames P. Sullivan Rt. Rev. Msgr. Theodore C. Wagner, .D., Ph.D. Shirley M. Thomas 1014 Elm Street Clubs: Personality. Ioanne M. Thren 519 Windsor Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Flssociation: Representa- tive 3, 4. Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1. Clubs: Future Teachers. Larry V. Thren 905 Carsonia Hvenue, Pennside Student Ftssociation: Representa- tive 1, 2: Ftssociate Represen- tative 3: Council Member 4. Honor Student: 1, 2. Sports: Basketball IV 1: Basket- ball Varsity 2, 3: Track 1, 2. Hillroad Hi-Lites: 4. Clubs: Hillroad Hi-Lites. Ronald C. Thren 905 Carsonia Flvenue, Pennside Sports: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball IV 2: Basketball Varsity 3, 4, Clubs: Projectionists. Hndrew F. Tranovich 307 Miller Street National Honor Society: 3, 4. Student Flssociation: Representa- tive 2: Council Member 3: Fls- sociate Representative 4. Honor Student: 2, 3. Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4. Knights of the Rltar: 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Sharol I. Troinar 2535 Reading Boulevard, West Lawn Donna Marie Trumpio 731 N. Second Street Clubs: Personality. Fred M. Uliasz 1140 Spruce Street p9Cl'Cll B Rev. Iohn G. Zolondek Sisters oi Charity Sisters of Christian Charity Bernadine Sisters at St. Francis S' t of St. F nc's is ers ra 1 Rlumni Flssociation, C.C.H.S. Booster's Club. C.C.H.S. Mr. Felix Qnderko Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Qnderko Ftr1ette's Bridal House Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hrnold Raymond Flrthur Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hsh and Daughter Theodore Human, Ir. Bamtord's Drugs Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Barra Bender and Shoemaker Berkshire Knitting Mills Dr. and Mrs. Best Stanley I. Bialy Mrs. Ernest Bick Boldt Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Braun Mr, and Mrs. R, Brechka Bryland Institute of Beauty Dr. and Mrs. Iohn Buckley Mrs. Catherine Bukowski Cacoosing Dairy Daniel T. Calnan Bernice H. Vath 2232 Raymond Plvenue National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4. Publications: Sharps and Flats 4, Music: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Bel- Tones 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: Marion. Brenda H. Verdone 539 Laurel Street National Honor Society: 4. Honor Student: 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications: Hillside Echoes 3, 4: Music: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Majorettes: 2, 3, 4. Clubs: Physics. Susan E. Verdone 226 Pershing Boulevard Honor Student: 1. Music: Chorus 2, 3, 4. Class Play: 4. Clubs: French, Rrt. Christie R. Vespico 2610 Hollywood Court Honor Student: 1, 3, Publications: Sharps and Flats 4. Music: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. 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