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

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Rev. August Buettner A Friend Rev. john P. N. Fries Rev. Henry j. Huesman Rev. Dr. Charles F. Keller Rev. William Koenig Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bastian Mr. and Mrs. john Birmelin Miss Mary Bolez '30 Class of 1930 Mrs. Mary Cumberland Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doll Miss Geraldine Ettl Paul P. Fink Mr. and Mrs. Martin Flynn Freshmen Boys Freshmen Girls Miss Regina Fuchs . Atty. D. M. Garrahan Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Bausch Mr. and Mrs. Francis Baver Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baver Mrs. Josephine Berbaeter Billowitsch Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Birkel Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Brey Councilman james Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Bruckmann Mr. and Mrs. E. Brunner Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Buster Class of 1934 Miss Teresa Cser Mr. and Mrs. John Decker Dobnoff's Chain Store Dr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Donio Miss Sarah E. Dunn Vincent J. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fandl Honorable Clare Gerald Fennerty Miss Marguerite Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. George Fessler Miss Mary Finn Edward Flynn Fraind Grocery Store A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gestl Mr. and Mrs. joseph Hafner Elan, Patrons of Central Catholic High School Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo Gregory Fink Rev. Edward Lynch Rev. Joseph L. Mathis Rev. joseph May Rev. Ladislaus Nagy Rev. Anthony Ostheimer Rev. joseph Ostheimer 1935-1936 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. junior Boys junior Girls Coach Melvin Paul Gebert Geo. Gehringer William Hauke T. M. Hogan August S. Hohl Harry Huesman Kelly Mrs. Catherine Keough Knights of St. George 173, Stanley J. W. Landis Dr. and Mrs. joseph Lieberman 1936 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harsch joseph Haydock Mr. and Mrs. Martin Haydock Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Heider Mr. and Mrs. joseph Hoffman Miss Elizabeth Horvath '31 Mr. and Mrs. john Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Horvath Fr. Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jerant Mrs. Helen Kasko Mrs. Margaret Kates M. H. Kaufman Mrs. Mary Klingler Mr, and Mrs. R. Klingler . Knights of St. George 13371 Mrs. Catherine Lennon Mr. and Mrs. George Lieberman Mr. and Mrs, William McGovern George Melcher Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Minogue Miss L. Moyer Miss Helen Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nauroth Edward Nichlas Thomas -I. Notter Mrs. Mary K. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Quinn Dr. Sydney A. Quinn O50 Rev. George Petro, D.D. Rev. Paul J. Repchik Rev. Francis Walters Rev. Richard Ward Rev. john F. Wiesler Rev. Bruno Zietsch Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McFadden Tobias W. Minner Miss Delia Neiland, R. N. Sisters of St. Francis Mrs. joseph Smith Sophomore Boys Sophomore Girls 1C Sophomore Girls 3C St. Aloysius Society Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weber Dr. Kenneth Weyand Mr. and Mrs. B. Weyland Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rau Frederick Rengert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rengert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Royer, jr. Mrs. Anna Schaninger Anna Schwartz Josephine Siessmayer Mrs. Lena Siessmayer Mr. and Mrs. Max Siessmayer Dr. Stephen A. Siklos john Simitz Mrs. john Simitz Margaret Simitz '34 Miss Marie Simitz '31 Attorney and Mrs. H. Snyder Miss Eleanor Stalter Mr. and Mrs. George Stalter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stalter Miss Marie Stalter Sodality of St. Stephen's Parish Charles J. Sweeney Miss Nellie Sweeney john Unger Carl A. Utsch Miss Margaret Wascoe '34 Joseph T. Winters Mr. Winters Mr. and ,Mrs. Emerick Yost Amelia j. Zartler Zollinger Harned Company

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i ' IQWQWIQ5-1 - NW 'air Cd WS i : QL S bg mile - i 41 . E F. C- N hi C W W .ami W Q , 1 T F w 1 C. H il Il 1 i..:n D Il' A ii Eli' li lil-, 8 ---- 1- '--T-N :S ll -if-- j -f ,fa T . Q Uni M591 4' l' -'K Au 'C 'if lil . rf g i N51 Img' , Central Catholic High The days pass quickly-june, then vacation, September dawns and marks the beginning ot the second year. The years pass-each one recording a larger enrollment. On june 6, 1930 word was received from Harrisburg approving and classifying our high school as a Standard One. This month also marked another memorable event-the first Graduation. Anxious to keep alive the lesson learned 'neath the shelter of their Alma Mater, the Principal, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Fink selected a motto Semper Fidelis - Always Faithful, -faithful to Catholic principles, the school colors, Green and Gold, significant of hope and joy, and the seal: on a field of white symbolic of purity, encom- passed by the unbroken circle of the Catholic Faith are inscribed the words Central Catholic High School, Allentown, Pa. A Cross divides the shield into four fields. The Cross -symbolizes our Redemption, the Stripes, Patriotism, the Rose, Divine Love and human friendship, the Book and Torch, knowledge and enlightenment, the Dove, the inspiration of the Holy Ghost, the Ivy, the clinging to Traditions of Mother Church, the Palm, victory to be attained in studies. Semper Fidelis emblazoned above the shield completes the motif. Alma Mater We Salute Thee, composed by Paul P. Fink, was adopted as the School Song. The second year, 1931, the graduates number twelve, 1932-19, 1933-255 1934-39, 1935-31 and this year, 1936-47 will be graduated. As years come and go, changes have been wrought, other features added, numbers increase, but with the new we have endeavored to hold firmly to the honorable lineage of the past. Such a record of achievement over a period of seven years predicts greater heights of accomplishment for the future.