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

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,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.

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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

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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.