Central Catholic High School - Glen Echoes Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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CLAYTON LEROY MAGEE Allentown l-ligh l-le bows at the shrine of Athletics. Clayton is the foremost athlete ol the Senior Class. l-le has been our stalwart guard of the basketball live during the past four years. Like many a calm, placid youth he possessed to the full the real spirit of C. C. l-l, With his athletic ability he combined a steady, reliable studiousness, Clayton's Latin was a joy to the heart of his pro- lessor, CATHERINE LAURETTA WARD lmmaculate Conception Hlrue blue, a good sport through and through. Catherine is small, but she is mighty in yolubility of sound when she wishes her thoughts expressed, l-ler ambition is to become a private secretary to some prominent Statesman, l-ler persistence, thoroughness and earnestness at study joined to her pleasing personality loreshadow her Future efficiency and success, 2. . I x

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I Z I' LXLJKQ., i , f CLARE VERONICA VOLLMER Sacred l-leart To a dear, blue-eyed girl with a wonderful smile, And a sweetdisposition to make life worth-while. Enter Clare! our petite, blue-eyed blonde, The artist of the class. Clare to all appearances is very demure but if you know her quite well, she is always jolly and ready to take part in any mischief, For many things is Clare famous, but we think of her first in sports. Can you imagine any girls, sport which doesn't hold an interest for her? ltls been rumored she promises to be a capable and enthusiastic gym teacher some day. We bid you a fond fare-welll RALPH JACOB FREY St. Francis l-le walked among his lellowmen with a dreaming air. One of the popular members ol the class is Ralph with his ready wit which keeps us in good humor. The only thing that he would rather do than study Chemistry is to eat. l-le is a student of no mean ability while his Favorite recreation is singing. No wonder, with the gilt of that marvelous tenor voice, why would he not delight to warble . Your pleasing songs will be missed at C. C, l-l. Assemblies, Ralph.

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i . i .1 CATHERINE ANNE ANNAS St, Francis Talk, talk, talk, Gracious, can she talk? JAMES ALBERT SCHUBERT Sacred l-leart Laugh and the world laughs with you. There are some fellows who take a great delight in arguing. James belonged to this clientele. l-le would start a debate with someone on some subject of little importance and usually end up with the question, Why? Nevertheless he was well liked by his fellow-students and we know he takes With him many fond memories of his Alma Mater. Catherine, our laughing, loquacious Senior! Full of wit and humor, fond of a practical joke, absolutely unable to repress a giggle, regardless of the outcome. But, ofcourse this is no reflection on her as a student, for she is both capable, indus- trious, and accomplished. The class of '33 will miss your gay humor when you leave us, Catherine. v .-f' I J 1 ' V it K, 4