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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1939 volume:

yxuylkl S0101 S, ember sr p I 'ffsacgocmxm gk wif Q-rf k -4' .A E 2 nun-1 x ., .4 'xii' ! l l p ,f-..J xx 5 ! 3--K-J any 1:3 Qi,-:J sri . f Qyxouc ,WO gg, E I N' QFNTOWNQ Fecrturmq V1 symbols cmd words the schocnl seed ofCehtrcr1 Cath ol C Hlcjh School Us cm mtroduc: U01 t0 our theme Echcnes GLEN ECHOES 1939 Q, Lycia Ffggus 6, Q7 Y Lg, Sv Q Q lg T1 'E , will sb, , 4 h X 1 Vs. 1 , - More flrrn than the foundat on upon Whlch 1t rests stand the unchanqlnq prlnclples from Whlch Central Cathollc recerves rts splrltual power lt IS a con crete ev1dence of the untlrlnq efforts manlfested by our prlncr- pal, Monsignor Fink, in behalf of Catholic education. Edltecl and Puhllshed The Senlor Class ol l939 Allentown Pa VOLUME TEN Rlght Reverend Monslgnor Leo Gregory Flnk VF by of n Central Catholic l-liah School Dedlcatlon Before the Echoes of the class of 39 have faded away we the makers of those echoes pause 1n our actrvttres rn our accompllshments rn the Joys and happrness of four years of preparatron to recall the efforts of those who made our fmal steps posslble Through these last years we ha Je been burldrng rn a small way to meet the problems of l1fe to cope Wrth the ftckleness of human nature and now only the echoes of our labors remarn lf thrs 1S to be our last accompllshment as a class we wrsh then to remember those Pnests of God whose generosrty understandrng and cooperatron have made our school one of the frnest rn the state These Ecclesrastrcal Fathers Whose labors endear them to the hearts of the graduates have estabhshed themselves as a vrtal force necessary to our school so that 1t mrght contrnue progresstvely rn the freld of educatron To you Eathers and Pastors of your respectrve parrshes We the Class of 1939 owe more than words can ever eypress ls 1t any Wonder then that We should remember you rn our last trrbute to our school? And rn strrvrng to reach our goals rn lrfe we wrll alway s lceeo before us as a beacon lrght our happy asso cratrons wrth you and the prudence charrty and s1ncer1ty of purpose you always mamtamed It 1S to you who have so consrstently afforded us the opportun1ty of a Cathollc educat1on we dedrcate the Glen Echoes of l939 ROBERT A MINOGUE 39 110111 u 1 1 I 1 1 f 1 1 1 Y Y 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 4 . . , + 1 1 . . . v . 7 . 1 1 1 . . . 11 11 1 - 1 The Centre ot Catholic Education in the Lehigh Valley Sl. Andrew-Catasauqua Sacred Hear'-Bam Blessed Sacrament-Bally Sacred Heart Sl. Catherine it L athtt att ff Sl- Peter-COPIGY Immaculate Concepiion ....-- Sl. Iohn-Stiles St. Paul Our Lady of ML Carmel SL Iohll , Our Lady of Hungary St. Lawrence-Caiasauqua Our Lady Help of Chnshcms Sl. Mary-Calcxsauqua Five SISTER M ERMINELDA SISTER M EUFRIDA Mathematics Enghsh Enghsh Mathematws PhySlCS mimi SISTER M AUDRY Llbrarlan Latm S ISTER M ADELMA CO1'1'1lY16I'C131 Erxghsh ffmm---f' RT REV MSCR LEO G FINK A B VF Ethxcs Pr1nc1pa1 SISTER M FLORENTINA SISTER IOSEPH HELENE Prefect Chemlstry German C'ommerc1a1 Art Enghsh SISTER M IUTTA SISTER M LUCILLE Mathematlcs Commerclal French Engllsh Hlstory SISTER M NORBERTINA SISTER M ROSE FIDELMA Mathematlcs Commcrcxal B1o1ogv Engllsh 94. REV HENRYI HUESMAN DIYOCLOF of Studles Athletlc D1rector q-K Rel1g1on Dramamcs REV C J KELLER MR WEINHOFER AB Latm Enghsh Soc1a1 Stud1es MR IOHN BIRMELIN MR MELVIN KELLY Muslc Athletlcs REV F I ADOLF, AB DR IOSEPH A LIEBERMAN Rehglon HWSIGUQ SeLen Sister Mary Angela OSF Dled January 18 1930 GQNE BUT NCT FGRGOTTEN ln memory of 1SlQf M Angela Gone but not forgotten are the mernortes of ONE Who always shared our trouble Ana alvv rye shared our fun Gone but not forgotten are those lf ndly words of cheer 'Phat rneant to lead us onward throuqhout our Sentor Year A httle smtle a helpma hand to qwde us on our way Some pleasant thouahts some aood advlce at any ttrne of day We mrss the PERFECT LEADER OF OUR EVER PLAYING BAND She s qone and left us struaqhnq on ever turnlnq sand But then someday we ll meet aqaln cause after we have trod Llfe s thorny path the shppery way we ll reach the Home of God VERONICA WEINER 39 1 I , . . , rj- u -. 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'Y' 'sfc VR V XY . -Q fav- 5 1 1 4 x P11 Q? 1' Pas. fm ,V V-1 2 -,rw uyfvaf -.Vw xg,-, -F., Vw- T xxx .N x 4.73249 nw crfi 1 ix , GRADUATES OF CLASS l939 The format of this years edition of Glen Echoes is symbolical of the scientifi ritual of the Twenteth C ntury The tendency of our enigm tic progress is to clothe in geometrical habiliment the unseen forces and un changeable principles of Life ln lines rigia and sharp the brevity and seriousness of Human Life is m asured which the unending and limitless expanse of Eternity s resplendent dais is encompassed by the unbroken circle of God s everlasting Love The presentation of this souvenir is significant of the students of Central Catholic High School and their endeavor to know love and serve God' You are living in the year l9't9 and therefore you tactfully use the lan opportunities which Central Catholic High School offered to you for the develop ment of a character which shall stand the test of Time s physical intellectual and spiritual laboratories Down into the microscope you have scrutinized the careful analysis of Mother Earth s treasures and up into the telescope you have gazed in Wonder ment upon the law and order of the arithmetical rhythm and harmony of the celestial spheres The beauty of the heavenly tapestries have unfolded in panoramic glory the triumphant approach of the morning s golden chariot of Light and at vespertide you have knelt in ecstacy as the golden monstrance of the West cast its benediction upon your mortal soul Life is Worth living and you have seen God as the Alpha and Omega of everything that lives' May the lessons so Well learned in Central Catholic High School never be forgotten and if perchance environment or contact with the insidious forces of a neo pagan philosophy tempt you to dev1ate from the path of Christian virtue REMEMBER THE DAYS OE YOUTH in Central Catholic High School' May God bless you' Yours for God and Country RIGHT REV MONSIGNOR LEO GREGORY PINK V F TCH ' ' lc A i e . ' a ' , X , . . . I guage of your ambitious days. May you ever be mindful of the splendid HONOR STUDENTS CENTRAL CATHOLIC HTGH SCHOOL lnvarrably there are tnose wno stand out among the rest of students those who have by therr ndu tnous endeavor attatned an average of 851 percent or over 1n all maJor subJ cts on each quarterly reoort Whlch IS qurred to be an honor student But even a group ot outstandtng students must have a leader He IS Gerald I Hartman who IS the only student out ot 55 to attam e perfect record that ot betng an honor student for hrs ent1re four vears THREE YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Teresa Blllowrtch Robert Mtnogue Fneda Heber lohn Ournn TWO YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Helen Garda lohn Slmltz FTGHCIS Kernpt Margaret Weber B tty Helfrlck Rtddoloh Potetz Begmce Heflef Verontca Welner Rose Kantn r Rtta Katz mr I O Schxmmjm lvlarf K rn Wal, I U Perl Walhu ga Kllngl I G U99 H5919 lN'1ll1a'h Uts h Ralph Flet her ' ' 'e A , ' ' re- ' . , ' ' th ONE YEAR HONOR STUDENTS TERESA ELLA BILLOWITCH 348 N Fourth St Sacred Heart Co edxtor Mega Ergon Club Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Glcc 3 4 Spca Club 3 THELMA ANNA BAUER w48 N Foulth St Sacred Hcart Dmmdtlcs 4 Glcc Club 1 kcrs Club 3 Cllck D1 lma OTTO IOSEPH BOLEZ 238 HHYUIILOII St Sacred Hcalt ucb 1 Clase Tc im 3 DOROTHY ANN CZAPP 1336 New port Ave Oux Lady of Hunglrv Northampton Pa Class Sccrctuw .3 C0 Cdlllll Glcn Echocs Vcxsc Spcdk mg 4 ANNA CLARE ELTZ HELEN EVA FEIERTAC Swcrcd Hcart Sqcmd UI -I Spcdkus DIAITIHLICS 4 Cllck Club 3 Class Tmum l Club 3 C1188 ,Imam 2 3 4 4 Glu Club 2 Vcrbc Spmlxmg, 734 RALPH IOHN FLETCHER Hinmcr .md Qucbcc Sis t ns 1 Glcn Cu Busmcss Mun xgc TITLILSS 4 Jumor Echoes Dm: Vdrslty 2 C1188 Tcdm 3 4 Captam Class Tcam 3 4 ' ' ' 1 ' . - ' ' 1 'z ' ' ' 1 ' 3 11 , ., 2 3. ' ' .' . I. 1 X ' 1 Ir. V . - 'A u w 2 .J ' : A ' . 4 . - . N 1 v . 533 Turner St. 1 , V w 322 N, Jordan St. f ' ' ' -A ' 'L . H ,c rt Our Lady Hclp of Chris iu J 5 ' X ' 3' l -, .C -' f 3 ., - ' z 1 - '. - L,:, . 's ' 1 -' ., 1 KATHLEEN MARIE FLYNN ALBERT MARTIN FRAIND 328 N Exghth St 933 N F1fth St Sacred Heart St John the Baptlst Dram ILICS 2 5 4 Glcc Club Dramatlcs l 2 3 4 Varslty 2 3 4 Speakers Club 3 4 4 Jun1oxVars1ty 2 Cllek Club 3 340 Hanover Ave Our Lady Help of Chrlstlans Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club IOSEPHINE IOHANNA HANASITZ 330 N Front St Sacred Heart Dramatxcs 1 Glee Club 2 4 Class Teaml 2 3 4 HELEN MARY GAIDA 747 Rallload St St John the Baptlst Pfbbldifllt 1 V1ce Prcsxdcnt 4 Co edltor Glen Echoes Reporter Mega Ergon Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Verse Speaklng 4 Speak ers Club 3 4 GERALD IONAS HARTMAN 436 Green St Sacred Heart V1ce Pres1dent 1 3 Secre tary 2 Student Manager 4 Co ed1tor Mega Ergon C Sport Edltor Glen Echoes Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Speakers Club 2 Class Team 1 2 3 FRIEDA AGNES HEBER 417 Rallroad St Sacred Heart V1cePres1dent1 2 Co edltor Glen Echoes Reporter Mega Ergon Dramatlcs 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Team l 2 3 4 ii ,- V- 413.1 '- 1 jjg MARIORIE MARY CLASSER 2, 3, 4. - ' 1 ,3. ' ' . I - ' ' Y 3 ' V 7 2 ..,, - -. 'h M U: Ol H N: , ' GEORGE FRANCIS HEFELE 727 Locust St St Mary Catasauqua Pa Co edltor Glen Echoes Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Speakers Club 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 2 3 Class Team BEATRICE MARIE HERTER 383 Allen St Sacred Heart Edltor Mega Ergon Dram Verse Speakmg 4 Cllck Club 3 Class Team 4 ROSE ARLENE KANTNER 413 Cedar St Sacred Heart Secretaryl Co edltor Mega Ergon Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 4 Verse Speakmg 4 Speakers Club 3 4 Cllck Club 3 IOHN WILLIAM HICKEY 215 S 14th St St Catherme Class Plesldent 4 Class Ergon Dramatlcs 3 Class Team 2 3 4 ELIZABETH MARY HELFRICH 743 Turner St Sacred Heart Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Speakers Club 2 3 Cl1Ck Club 3 BERNICE MARIE HOCH 391 Brush St Sacred Heart Co edltor Mega Ergon mg 4 Speakers Club 1 EMIL KANTZ 913 N Perm St Sacred Heart Asslstant Art Edltor Mega Ergon Dramatlcs 3 4 Class Team 4 1, 2, 3. ' ' atics 3. V45 Glee Club Il, 2, 3: Treasurer 31ICO-Cdit0I . Mega Dramatics 3, 41,VCFSC Speak- - l 1 - '12 RITA MARIE KATZMIRE FRANCIS CHARLES KEMPF MARY SUE KERN 1412' Chen St 343 N Fourth St 827 Llflden S1 Slcmd Hmm Squid Henri blcred H0art Clqbs SLC1-italy 2 Claw D,,mdt1CS1 3 3 4 Quhw Drxmatus 2 3 4 Glee Club rIlLdSll1Llr5 COLGIIOI Mega 4 GIL C Rcportu Mega ElgOU Art Club 1 2 3 Dxamatxcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Speakers am 1 2 Chdx Club 3 Club 2 3 Class Teaml 2 3 4 WALBURCA M KLINGLER 444 Gordon St Sacred Heart Class Vlce Presldent 3 Presldent Art Club Llbrarlan 4 Dlamatlcs 4 Glee Club 3 4 Verse Speaklng 4 Art Club 3 4 Speakers Club 3 4 Class T ami 2 3 4 ANNA MARY KLUCHARICH DOROTHY ANN KUEBLER 108 Chestnut St 818 GOIdfJI1 St 3171 N Law St z St Peter Coplas P Saupd Heart Sacred Hedrt Glce Club 4 Vusc Speak Drarnatlcs 3 4 Glce Club ramatlcs 2 3 4 GICC Club mg 4 ClLss Team 4 5 4 Cllck Club '3 Z 3 4 DOLORES MARY LACLE -' -Q -' 'E 2 ' tra1.2,3, 1 -Q lub 2. 3, 41 X ' ' ' 1 EWU' - ASS'Sld'Tl LfP'af'flflf1' Speakers' Club 2, 3. 41 Class -5- 4: Sneakers Club 2, -3. 4: .5 ,' ' 'QI 1'.1 TQ ..:s.4. . , Q , -, . l z ' . 2' D 4 ' I HERMAN ANTHONY LAKOVITS ROBERT RAPHAEL MAYNES MARIAN MARY McCRICKERD 112 St Front St 8421 Cumberland St 544 N Fourth St St peter- Coplav p St paul Immaculate Conceptxon LUCIENE JEAN MCKELVEY 227 N Irvlng St Our Lady Help of ChI'1StlZll1S Class Treasurer 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Verse ROBERT ARTHUR MINOGUE 2409 Tllghman St St Catherme Edxtor Glen Echoes Co edxtor Mega Ergon Dram atlcs 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Art Club 2 3 Speakers Club 2 3 VaFS1ly 3 4 Jun1orVars my 2 Captaln of Vars1ty 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 Class Treasurer 4 Class Treasurer Art Club Art Team 4 Club 4 Speakers Club 4 3 4 Chck C1ub3 C1aSSTeam Class Team 4 WILLIAM ALBERT MONDSCHEIN IAMES MONROE 127 S F1fth St Summlt Lavxn Pa St Peter Coplay P Class Team 3 4 St Pauls Transferred from Tulsa Hlgh School Hobby Mountam Clllhblflg . . ' 'zz ' ' . . . . . : ' 1 - 3 A 3 1, 2, 3, 4. Speaking 43 Speakers' Club 4. V . , , a. 7 , - 2 , - I - - , L , . , , v ' -' A FRANK STEPHEN PAUKOVITZ 101 Second St Pctu Cupl w lmwtlcx 4 O Ll st C us In lm 4 ROSE ANNA SABETTI 103: Second S1 St Iaxxrumee Cllfhlllillll P Dramatlcb 2 'S 4 Vers Spealxmg 4 1 RUDOLPH FRANCIS POTETZ 438 Cmdrmn St Slclcd He ul IJ1 1 Clu C N 1 Fm IOHN IOSEPH QUINN 1123 Second St S mxumce CHVISILIQLII Pa SL mol Pxuxdmt 4 C me llLSldLIl1 1 .Z 'S 'Sport Fdxtor Glnn Eehms Edltox Mega Clubl 2 3 4 Speakers Club 3 4 Alt Club 3 4 Varmty 3 4 Jumor VHFSIIY 2 Class Team 1 LEO SHANINCER FRIDA MARIE SCHMIDINGER 1147 Sprmg Garden St 611 Greenleaf St St Catherme St Francls C1455 Tidm 2 3 4 Co Axthdltm Glcnlilchoes Vuw Spa nklng., 4 Class TL nm IOHN CHARLES SIMITZ 2127 T1lghman St St C'1the11ne BLISIIILQS Manager Glen Fchons Co Editor Megx 1 on imxtles 1 1 Club 2 'i 4 Varslt Iunun Vaxslty .3 Clxss Perm 1 J ii - I 1 ' . . . . ' . Si. X aj. Pu, S1 -z ' St. 1,1 ', .sz 2. . 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' ' ' 'g ' 1 ELEANOR STECER 421 Allen St Sacred Heart C0 Art Edltor Mega Ergon Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Speakers Club 3 4 Art Club 3 Cllck Club 3 ISABEL CHRISTINE TREIDLER 506 N Flfth St Sacred Heart Dramaucs 3 4 Glee Club lm 2 'S CARL ANTHONY WAGNER 832 Elhger St Sacred Heart Class Treasurer 2 Art Club I 4 WALTER HELMUTH UCKERT 425 H111 St Sacred Heart Co Art Edltor Glen Echoes WILLIAM ROBERT SWEENEY 942 N Flfth St Sacred Heart Dramatles 4 Glee Club Class Team 3 4 WILLIAM CARL UTSCH 716 N Mohr St Sacred Heart Class Vlce Presxdent 2 Sec Echoes Co edltor Mega Ergon Dramaucs 3 4 Or chestrw Z 3 4 Class Team 3 4 MARGARET ROSE WARD 408 Grant St Immaculate Conceptlon Dramaucs 4 Verse Speakmg 4 Class Teaml 2 3 4 - A 1 ' 3 4: 3. 4: Speakers' Club 3: Class Glee Club 3, 43 Art Club 4, retaryz 1. 3: Co-editor, :'Glen Tea , ., 4. 3 ' I' U PAUL IAMES WASCO 1103 Chew St St Catherme Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 4 Art Clk 3 4 C aml 2 3 HELEN RUTH WEBER 309 N Second St Saclcd Heart Dramatlcs 2 .3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Class Teaml Z 3 MARGARET MARY WEBER 233 N Jordan St Sacred Hcaxt Cliss Pzrsldent 2 .3 C1158 Secretary 4 COEd1tlJl Chief Glen Echoes Feature Edltor Mega Ergo Dram Speakers Club 3 Populauty Contest l SISTER MARY IUTTA Semor Glrls Home Room Teacher SISTER MARY EUFRIDA Semor Boys Home Room Teacher VERONICA CLARE WEINER 028 E Allen St Our Laclw Help of Chrlstxans Dramatlcs 3 4 Verae Spcal-L mg, 4 Speakers Club 3 4 IONAS IOHN WENTLING 438 Green St Sacred Heart Co Sport Edltor Glen Echoes Dramatlcsl 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Varslty 4 Jumor Varslty 3 Class Team 1 2 IOHN WILLIAM WORMAN 320 N Lau St Sacred Heart Class Secretarx 4 Art Ed1 tor Glen Echoes Glee Club 123-I ArtClub34 V s nw 4 JLlI1lOFVdT5ltN 1 3 Class Ieam 1 . A 'I E . , 2 ' X: , I z Q '. .: 1 - ' ' im 2, 3. : lb., 1 lass 2. . 1 . I I ,Sf xl -I , l - - T I . D F 4, C v Q ' ' 4 LILICS 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 41 , .,..- . . -' 4 .L I X . Y. ' . . . Q' M ' , .-. : . 3 ar'- ' ,' I ' ' h' , Q ,, Prom Central Catholic High School comes the echoes of a well rounded course ot studies which prepare the students for their future careers A religious hackqround permeates the entire atmosphere The academic students have a wide ranqe of subiects from which to make their selection Mathematics they Wish to follow alter qraauarron Stenoqraphy 'llypinq and Bookkeeping prepare the students tor their place in the business World When the echoes of our labor return to the school we are sure that our Alma Mater will be proud ot our achievements DOROTHY CZ!-XPP, 39 Tuuzty History, French, Latin, German, etc. Their choice depends upon the career - -s 13 W if i, ., -f-,. WP hw '3P1 X e 1 5 x v-.,:,v n '-x -X e P 1,251 .f Mfg gw gin-vs 1-sw -da Q., 1-A iff' X S Xgr a-'64 1 ra r -. P X r J ll -. ,ff , N f ,2?g 9Qz,v,.-, '-1 1' -6-Birth Y ' Jllfd1?f'!4llf7 xA 'X J LK? N 56+ 1 V. W , 0 , L 11 'Wx Suk, Q X ' 1 'GM'-A Yi-U, xr-A , Qu 1 bxxk Yx x 'W A 4 x- . N 'x , I 1. .., r 'fl N-.,. fx f-51 x 1 ax 'W L' W. 'R' 4. .0 D J f' w xn Xxx kia w V . np.. J' lv K 'xv -e',,X U, mfv ' xt x .Q . if vi -. 'Hx HM 'riff 3 ,. A - x v- ' 5. ve L x f.,a 1 Q. .1 .13 i-eb 'R 1. ,,,.. I r v 1 5 L Bra-was ff -+4-f .M Q X 1-,N ,inf 55 'if fx ,X X K, J ,M-x ,,, ,A v1 'N? HS? A I M k awww 14- Na X fv- ln 4 ff- .i?'f.,b f ,-...Lf .-L .A gf. N' Y! -w 1 X uf-5 Q ,, 3 A v 4 N. LS, ,W Sw fx Axify +1 x- 'bw Gif X N my ff .. 'ff' sq , X fam 'ffl QW' QQ. vm 'BL 1. '3- M Youths Firm Foundation The core of our Catholic education is the religion class. After four years ot religious guidance we are convinced that religion is not a series ot burden- sorne do's and f'don'ts but rather something which is practical and inspira- tional. ln addition to the torrnal instruction and discussions in the religion classes, Father is ever ready to answer our many questions, and help us to solve the rnany little problems which daily confront us. l-le airns to send us out into the world as the perfect Catholic Leader, with a thorough knowledge ot our Faith and a training which will enable us to apply this knowledge to present day conditions. With this religious background Central Catholic presents to the State young men and wornen who are outstanding citizens, honest and conscientious in carrying out the spirit ot its statute. HELEN GPJDA, 39 MARGARET WEBER, '39 K-3 AMFRICA Religion ln Action Always attemptlng to better 1lS post tion 1n the cultural social athletic and sp1r1tual flelds Central Cathollc has en deavored to bring about a stronger and more active faith among her students by establishing a Catholic Action Club lt alms to awaken 1n the hearts of the students the spirit of sacrifice whlch w1ll help to spread the Catholic Religion throughout the world lOSEPH MCCLAIN 40 To achieve its goal the members of the Catholic Action Club dlstrlbute pos ters collect cancelled stamps and Cath ol1c llterature for the benefit of the For eign Missions They also strive to en courage frequent Communion by their own good example MARY BERTALAN 40 DOLORES ETTL 40 Three days ln May are set as1de for the Senior Retreat lt gives the Seniors an opportunity to prepare themselves to face life s problems when they step into the world as a graduate of Central Catholic High School AGNES FISHER 41 ANNA GIGLER 41 I Ettrcrent wrmna rnakes for better speech Under capable supervlsron the students are taught the fundamentals ot Enqlvsh lt rs one ot the rnost 1rn portant sub1ects rn cur currtculurn pract cally consntutrna the entlre network of every protessron rn transmrttlna our tnouants to others by means ot pen and tonque Therefore much attentron rs qrven to tne explanatron ot the toprcs wh ch tall under the headrna ot Enqllsh By dn ersrtred readlnq We ar able to reach a hlqher level rn the understandrna ot the rnasterpteces of tarnous authors By the study of correct qrarnrnar and cornposrtlon we are acqualnted Wrth the 1ntr1cac1es and clever cornposrtlon ot talented Wrlters DOROTHY CZAPP 39 MARGARET VVEBER 39 THE TOY Tuenfy fam o P s T H A K E s , ,M P ' E A R I E FOREIGN REVFRBERATMDNS Wer frernde Sprachen nicht lcennt, Werss ntchts von selner eigenenf Goethe. The students ot German have taken this quotation seriously and ha e endeavored to master the fundamentals of the German language. They ha e proved to us how well they have succeeded when they staged their German playlet on March 7. Labor omnra vrnclt Vrrgrl Ask the Latrn students for after four years of ardous labor rn masterrng the fundamentals they are now aurte able to quote the Latrn authors On Aprrl l3 at the Latrn Assembly they proved that Vrrgrl was rrght Le style est lhornrne Le style de la lrtterature trancarse est la Fran e Button Our French students are malc rng raprd strrdes rn thelr study of French Lrterature They read translate and quote so fluently therr productton of a Fren h p ay et a a 't s t anthem La Marsetllatse 'Me-A Yumniu jill' I t C , l that on May 4, at the French Assembly, they cajctlvated the: agieice ' ' c ' 'l 'V e tnginv 3 the Kenai ra DELVING INTO The xs and ys have caused many headaches to the Freshmen and Iuniors during the Algebra Classes while the anqles and triangles have given plenty of trouble to the Sopho mores and Seniors during the Plane Geometry Solid Geometry and Trigonometry Classes But now that the fundamentals are mastered the wrinkles on the lorehead are replaced by the mathematlcal foundation when they enter College Some in tend to follow the medical professlon and others W1ll prepare to become the future engineers of the country No matter lnto what phase of life our mathematics course takes us We can always recall the days when we mastered the fundamentals to attain this achievement GEORGE HEFELE 39 MATHEMATICS Tueazty six smile of lsatisfaction. Many Seniors intend to build on this All is order, all is harmony in the universe, because the whole universe is a thouqht of God.eGuyot PHYSICS MASTEPJNG Tl-IE UNBELIEVABLE -11-A , -N., g - wiwxgng I e 4.5 -V ' Q f Sf 3 Tak K r I 'S ,BIOLOCL , T A- 6 iii? 5 X ln September the Sophomores were rather hesitant when they entered the tield of science. But during the course of the year, their curiosity has rnade thern toraet everything and the scalpels and scissors were wielded without rnercy when there was an animal or plant to he dissected. Their discoveries in this field have made thern anxious to learn rnore about the wonders of nature. But at the same time the Iuniors are preparing to make the Sophorrores heirs to their test tuhes and chemicals tor they intend to follow in the toosteps ot the Seniors in the field of Physics. The Seniors are anxious to get out into nature, and convince thernselves that Science is not a theory but a reality. y-8 CHEMISTRY T H E S O C l A L 'W O R L D YESTERDAY AND TODAY U. S. History - World History - Problems of Democracy ln comparing the United States of yesterday and today we might well say History repeats itself. Events today seem to tollow a pre-arranged order ot sequence. Read the early history ot our country to see this sequence in startling vividness. Do not our times reflect past history? Then-a struggle tor land and supremacy over conquered peoples: now-a struggle for Wealth and power over the masses. Will man ever be able to go forward Without leaning on the past? Ask the Seniors and luniors, tor they have been discussing these questions every day in the history classes and the varied solutions would prove interest- ing. The Freshmen, too, could add their bit concerning the early history ot mankind for World History has been their big worry for the last ten months. FRANCIS BROWN, '40 WILLIAM BIGGS, '40 Twenty-eight The Cornznercial Department of Central Catholic High School is a l complete unit in itself. The increased enrollment in the school as well as in this department necessitated an expansion program in which the conirnercial equipment was transferred from the A BEALM QF BUSTNESS n.ain lxuildinq to two large, well equipped rooms in the Nerz School building. Here is offered to the luniors and Seniors a complete course in Stenography, Typing and Bookkeeping. Ninety-two students -thirty-two Seniors and sixty luniors fare following this course at the present time. Another innovation this year was the introduc- ing of Bookkeeping into the Sophomore year thus enabling the students to determine in their second year their preference or aptitude for further business training. Practically all who have chosen the commercial course have entered the work wholeheartedly, made commendable progress and are anxiously awaiting the time when they will be fully prepared to apply their skills in the business world. Thelma Bauer, '39 Bernice Hock, '39 SPARTANS As these Vollotnt Athletes ot old we too loelteve 1n phystcol development Jnder the qutdonce of Melvtn Kellv ou students porttctpote tn some form ot not only unproves the body but refreshes the rnmd for further study The tntellectuol port ot our phystcdl educotton course IS the Hyqtene Closs From Dr Llelzermon our Hyqtene Feocher the students leorn the fundornentols ot Ctvtc Remedtol Personal ond Ethtcol Hyq1ene GEORGE HEFELE 39 ll W! T 4 Y 'A,I T K AJ I l I . recreation, such os hoslfcetholl, volley-boll, poddle tennis, ond cczlisthenics. lt INTERPRETATIONS ON CANVAS Art is CI gift of God cmd must be used unto His glory. f . 9' f'y:Qfl fb 4.1, .4 Q' V s 490 AA M ' ve' ,s Q75 ' KN QU? N. X5-N B Th .Art deycr '11 cc m n sccu ns TVQJ cm pmtcx s of G as N 161 Q TQ V ,IQ f on uco Q 1 7CGfdiT1G1 Gikbons pnses the Art Club and the Soph more and Presb q QU us rpczpsr 'nd on cam cz t ,1 W cr 3 H IQ tures Gone en er 1 r 1 N 1 Q11 1 bfi s hed A d1TOI1 Qurm Ihr Students leczrnlnq the Dewey Declmcrl lass 1t1cC1t1on System tn the L1brc1ry from our cxsslstcrnt T tbrcrnctns Rltcr Katzfnlre Wat burqct Khnqler and George Chervetntk 2 Y 30 Q? D QYW , Our Library of 3000 xolumes where the student Ends plenty material for informauon and recreation. Thirty-two U PI: 1111 1'--ss s fH '4'Le snug v -. 4 JL 1 - s.W'r -5' fr ff 39?-if 1+ Q J' 7 S ' 'Pj ,fx -,yi 41' Q.. -ill. as-vm., X . -li! ff N. Y -ll ,J 'W ,391 -.1 .2 'Q 5.1 Q Nr' L 9-5? X u if Tr--S .rv-7i.,f +24 v 51, ? x x IX i - . 1+ M401 I :vm Q+'Ki .f'4fi'?f 74f3, ... 'x ,E 1. , r -.. M. 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E I f . . e And now we enter upon that phase of school hte whrch 15 rnellowed wlth a llqhter color and a more mterestlna tone Not only have our students dls t1nqu1shed themselves hy thelr srncere school sp1r1t evrdenced ln the1r part1c1 patlon 1n extra currrcular act1v1t1es but they have wholeheartedly enjoyed every socal tunctron sponsored by Central Cathohc Forever resounded are the echoes and IIIGITIOTIGS are reborn The trenzlea cheer ot the fans at COT1'1p6l1l1V9 sport the tumultuous applause of the audrences musrc laughter entertarnrnent and song are echornq and reechornq to make us expenence anew the sprnt ot those act1v1t1es FRIEDA HEBER 09 ntvf 1 ' 1 . , . 1 1 1 t v 1 FACES in is Sep fgmb 6 F1 1938 They may be short fat or tall Yet they re only qreen Freshmen after all I wonder what future Alma Mater sees as she looks 1nto these happy faces? Perhaps 1t IS the qrowlnq youth of an undefeated natlon-a youth Who Wlll hqht and dle for God and country It may be a prlest spreadxnq the Word of God amonq the younger qeneratlon or the rnan of a happy' blessed home Aqaln 1t mlqht be an archrtect plannlnq a World ot tomorrow a nurse cr sc1ent1st betterrnq the World tor rnanklnd Whatever she torsees let us Just1fY ourselves by loecorntnq men and Women who shall be the prlde of our school and country FELIX LATSCH 42 THOMAS MCNALLY 42 fi ' TZ 41 1 r ff D L4 it 1 A A E V. i 2 , k 9 2 7 j-V .11 N., ' . 'M N ' . 1, I J 1 H 1 , ff . . . L ' H . I . Q I I I ' I 1 1 I I - 1 - , I 1 1 I - we K o . xx 0 Xosxaxwvo Congratulations! A New School President LEADERS CE TCMORRCW! Here, in the fertile garden of Central Catholic High School, grow the Leaders of Tomorrow. Chosen by the students because of some initial distinction, they guide their classmates in all the activities during the course of the year, under the supervision of the homeroom teachers. The rnost outstanding of these officers is the school president, who is chosen by the Faculty because of his integrity, leadership, and scholarship. Next in order are the class president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. ln this body is vested the power of student legislation which is the first step in preparing better citizens to act as future leaders of our country. HELEN GAIDA, '39 -Q9 Th iffy-six Undignificd Seniors Less Digmtied Freshmen Freshman Day' Shy and sllqhtly hesitant the Freshmen entered school on that day of days The Seniors played the role ot dictators In the morning Occupylnq the first rows of the auditorium were the dismayed Freshmen qarly arrayed in colorful bows and tres but they sensed it to be Just a prelude to the real thing And so it was Promptly at two o clock the Freshmen were called upon to entertain Att r a hilarious hour the relieved Freshmen were served a luncheon and Octooer 6 1938 qoes down in the annals of Central Catholic High School as a day never to be forqotten by the Class of 42 MARGARET WEBER 39 lla Us E . 4' L C . C E, 'Q' s.. F R E . S . S i H M E Nl a delightful comedy was presented by the Senior Class entitled, Hey Teacher. FROM LITTLE ACORNS Glen Echoes is published at the end of the school year by the students of Central Catholic High School. The staff is composed ot out- standing English students. After a short train- ing in Iournalism they begin their work in earn- est. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................. Bob Minogue Associate Editors Dorothy Czapp George Hetele Helen Gajda William Utsch Frieda Heber Margaret Weber Art Staff Frieda Schmidinger Paul Wascoe Walter Uckert lohn Worman Sports Editor lohn Quinn Assistants Gerald Hartman lonas Wentling Business Manager Iohn Simitz Business Staff Ralph Fletcher Beatrice Herter lohn Hickey Mary Kern Francis Kernpt Dolores Lagle Eleanor Steger Thirty-eight OUR SCIENTIFIC IOURNALISTS Mega Ergon is published once a year by the Sophomore Biology Classes of Central Catholic High School. The staff is composed of outstanding Biology students. The paper it- self has very interesting Write-ups about un- usual experiences in the biology lab, late hap- penings in the world of science and Wonders found among the animal and plant life. These students who are on the staff of the Mega Ergon are given training so as to pre- pare them for a place on the staff of Glen Echoes when they have reached their Senior year. EDITORIAL STAFF Editors-in-Chief Mary Quinn Robert Wolf Associate Editors Iames Bickel Eleanor Sabo Grace Brown Mary Sedlacek Anna Gigler Frank Sinlcovits Anna Taus Reporters Anna Dolgas George Prebula Margaret Magagna Irene Schmidt Alfred Mittl Emma Stoisits Hilda Tapler Art Department Rita Bauer Dorothy Kerin lohn McCarty William Kessler Corinne Frantz Peggy Wise Thirty-nmr C O L C R E Q-ug C U T U P S C U T UP! l- The Sixth Annual Minstrel sponsored by the Senior Class of '39 and the Ushers' League oi the Sacred Heart, transierred its audience to the sunny South for a iew pleasant hours. There among the Qarae cotton plantations, the south- ern sonqbirds, a combined chorus ol luniors and Seniors, sent the strains of old southern rnelodies and current popular sonas vibrating through the air into the very hearts oi the listeners. The darkies with their keen wit kept the audience in gales ol laughter. HELEN GIUDA, '39 D P7 March? ACEBMAN ECHOES A Playlet VVer Hat Die Mutter Ani Liebstenn C A S T Teresa Billowitch Mary Kern Frieaa Heler Anna Klucharich Beatrice Herter lsabel Triecller Margaret Weber Vocal Chorus .................. Senior Boys ln Der Heirncrt lst Es Schoen Vocal Chorus ................... lunior Boys l1Venn Du Noch Eine Mutter Hastn April l3--LATTN ECHOES A Playlet Roman Life C A S T Anna Marie Bauer Francis Kenipt Balph Fletcher Leo Lichrnan Helen Cfaicla Bob Minogue loseph Hartrnan Steve Mittl George Helele Leo Schaninaer lohn Hickey Clare Schubert Vocal Chorus ................... Entire Cast America Mayfl-FRENCH ECHCES A Playlet So They Took the Fifty Thousand Dollars C A S T Bobert Bauer Clarence Hylan lohn Bickel Rosary K1sfler Vfilllarn Biggs Bernaaine Kclso laries Burkhart Francis lffclienna Frances Goddess Paul l!f1::.litsch Vocal Chorus ..,................. Entire Cast French National Hymn lx: fffarseifaise' Flu tw ENGLISH The Winners in the Preliminary Contests Miss Orsolits, Miss Kerin T S P E A K E R S Mr. McClain, Mr. Hefele 5 In order that our students may put their knowledge ot English into practice, the Speakers' Club has been organized in our school. The members ot the club are students who are desirous ot obtaining a better knowledge of public speaking and thus compete for oratorical honors. Since the competition is intra-mural, there is always a friendly rivalry involved, in which everyone strives for the distinction ot being recognized ash- The Orator of C. C. H. S. - a much envied title. On Thursday morning, March sixteenth, the final oratoricals were held in the auditorium. The participants were the winners in a series ot preliminary contests held in the earlier part of the year. Mr. loseph McClain, Iunior, merit- ed the unanimous decision oi the judges tor trist prize. He used as his topic, The Common Peril , an outstanding speech, showing the growth of Commun- ism in America. All the qualities ot a good speaker were exempltied by the winner. Congratulations, Mr. McClain! GEORGE HEFELE, '39 Forty-two IN ACTION C L U B Joseph McClain, '40 The Calvary Council ot Knights ot Columbus sponsored an Eastern Re- gional Oratorical Contest for Catholic high schools of this section. Mauch Chunk, Coaldale, Bethlehem and Central Catholic of Allentown entered con- testants. The preliminary contest was held in Ianuary and the two speakers selected to represent our school were Mr. loseph McClain, '40 and Miss Eleanor Steger, '39. These two speakers set to work immediately to prepare for the tinal contest which took place on Sunday, April l5 in the auditorium of Central Catholic High School. Mr. McClain's speech was entitled The Common Peril and Miss Steger chose tor her topic the Prince ot Peace. On the appointed day the contestants climaxed their oratorical endeavors before a large interested audience. The judges, who were outstanding oratorical critics, awarded the first prize tor the girls to Miss Steger. Honorable mention was given to Mr. McClain. Flflifjl-flll'fC The Winner in the final contest VOCAL HARMONY On the night of December 18, 1938, Central Catholic High School presented its first Musicale in the school auditorium to a large and appreciative audience. The initial performance of the Glee Club opened with the silver-toned rendition of the poignant chords of Mozart's Gloria , under the skilled direc- tion of Professor Birmelin. l-larmoniously, their voices arose, blending into a beautiful harmony and softly dying away in a lingering Whisper. Following the Twelfth Mass, the audience was thrilled as they listened to the tuneful, fami- liar strains of Strauss' Springtime , which will forever remain as a tribute to the Waltz King. In the Grand Ensemble, the Glee Club joined the Verse Speaking Choir in singing the inspirational Alma Mater and the patriotic Star Spangled Banner. Then only did silence Wave her septor, leaving a heritage of glory for the future members of the Glee Club. MARY QUINN, '41 MARY SEDLACEK, '41 GRACE BROWN, '41 Forty-foz INSTRUMENTAL HARMQNY The Music Festival of December l8 occasioned the dehut of the High School orchestra with an entire classical program. The rustle of music sheets, a moment of silence, the hows are set, nifnlole fingers poised on their instru- ments, the loaton of our director, Mr. Richard Biassictto, is raised and our first Annual Musicale is under way. We are enthralled by the beauty and tran- quility of Tales of Vienna Woods , one of Strauss' riost colorful compositions. Again the rustle of music sheets, again the silence and this time the universal language of music tells us of Egypt in its Qriental splendor, as Verdies' Aida is played. Then, as a fitting close, the orchestra joins in the Alrr.a Maferu and The Star Spangled Banner four Grand Ensemble. Limited as our arches- tra lS 111 the number of instrurrienis, it painted in nligsical color, the afandeur and glory of music fthe language of Heaven. MARGARET WlSE, '41 RITA BAUER, '41 DCROTHY KERIN, '4l A MELODY lN UNISON The lights were dimmed, the curtain parted amid a hushed silence as the assembled audience anxiously anticipated the inception of the Verse-Speaking Choir. This is an old form of chorus speaking recently revived in this country and which Was the first of its kind to make its debut in our city. This choir under the direction of Sister M. Eufrida head of the English Department, offered as their contributions to the First Annual Musicale, numbers entitled 1ohnny at the Fair -Traditional, The Shepherd and the Kinq - Farjean, The Kinq's Breakfast -Milne, St. Catherine -Traditional. ln these number We have a combination of refrain and chorus Work. DOROTHY ROSE, '41 RITA KERN, '41 MARGARET MAGAGNA, '41 Forty-sis: THE SENIQES PRESENT- A PULL HGUSEH By Fred Jackson On May l and 2, the Monsiqnor Masson Auditorium was filled to its capacity with an appreciative audience who witnessed a most successful staqe production of Fred lackson's A Full House , by the Senior Class. lt was a modern play in three acts, and the players simply captivated the entire audience by their clever portrayal of home life in a modern apartment. The entire Senior Class is responsible for the success of this undertaking. SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY A reckless and Wealthy youth writes love letters to a desianinq chorus fgirl. An attorney brother-in-law steals the letters and qets his hand-bag mixed up with the arip of a burglar who has stolen a necklace from the mother of the youth. The crook makes every effort to recover his plunder. THE CAST John Quinn John Hickey Mary Kern Veronica Weiner Betty Helfrich Eleanor Steiger Helen Gajda Bob Minogue .Ionas Wentling George Hefele Francis Kempf Robert Sweeney Albert Fraind John Simitz Rita Katzrnire Beatrice Hertcr Rose rxantner Walburga Klingler Margaret Vfeber Paul Wascoe USHERS Thelma Bauer Teresa Billowitch Ann Clare I-lltx Helen Feiertag Katltleen Flynn Bernice Huck Helen Dorothy Kuebler Dolores Lagle Marian NIcCrielf:erri Luciene IXIcKel'vey Frieda Schmidinger Isabel TI't'lf:lf'I' Weber if-V Amrd the ochoes of the many currrcular actrvttres at Central Catholrc there emerges the famrlrar sound of the basketball poundrng upon the court Srnce basketball rs the only sport rn whrch the school partrcrpates rn outsrde com petrtron the tremendous popularrty of tht sport can be readrly seen After s lectrng hrs squad Coach Kelly proceeded to rmpart to them some of hrs Vast store of basketball knowledge Through the efforts of Father l-luesman Faculty Advrsor of Athletrcs an extensrve schedule was prepared lohn F Brucker manw oreparatrons for a successful season VVhen the echoes of thelr many encounters had dred away the Vrkrngs had once more emerged vrctorrous They were crowned champrons of Eastern Regronal Pennsylvanra for the frfth consecutrve trme and had succeeded rn wrnnmg the Consolatlon Trophy at the Knrghts of Columbus State Tournament held at Wrllramsport where they proved to be the thrrd best team rn the State GERALDI HARTMAN 39 1111 Fl Graduate Manager, and Gerald l. 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LN- VH, ' l 1 IS' - f . - .A -... A .A . '.' 3,1 - A. ,, A,..A', Nw.. A A A ..A 1--A 5. A- . . -v.SifYf1f:4 5 .'-1-- . 4 f' f 1 ' ' wb.. sm fc C' 1. KQV'-11 we '01 fb., What team can boast a captain W'ho can bring a championship tame Than our captain Bob Minogue K Nho made teams tear his name. No truer band ot Vikings, Even in those days of old, Than those who play for CCH And tight for qreen and qold. And our other forward-Stalsitz, Has a career that's all ablaze, For he proved instrumental Eagtern R 5101131 Trophy For the way he thinks and plays. - o x YN. l'0WI1 qv we But it it hadn't been for Mittl, Vfhose skill they could not meet, The Vikings may have suffered Frorn the panqs ot had defeat. And our center-V--Leo Henry 51310 Tgurnament Proved to be a vital tool, Trophies For in the hottest moment, He was always calm and cool. At one guard spot was Wentlinq Another vital link, For when the opponent threatened f Thegr hay es to Win hed sznk. rsefi teal Lf , f. , , ,,.,Q ,. ., ,.,,,... F H dine.: -.,......Z, .,.e, .I...l , ..:..:'. Ara II' xr., 5r','.'.'n, ana Qx11:'.n. lCl-iN BlCKEl., '42 1 ifty.t,t TIME MARCI-IES ON... December 2. Making their first appearance as a unit, the Vikings Went down in defeat before Bob Wilson's veteran Trojans of South Whitehall by the score of 37-18 in a hard-fought battle. December 7. With a revised line-up, the Vikings bounced back into the victory column to the tune of a 41-13 victory over the Slatington High. Minogue led the attack with 12 points. December 9. The Vikings launched their league campaign with a victory over the proteges of Harry Tachowsky by the score of 418-30. Toot Stal- sitz led the attack against the Bethlehem veterans with 18 points. December 13. Traveling to Wayne, the Vikings chalked up another league victory by the one-sided score of 47-16. Toot Stalsitz and Iohnny Wor- man led their teamates with 14 points apiece. December 16. In an independent game, the Vikings continued on in their winning Ways by defeating the taller squad from Ernmaus 30-22. The attack was led by Toot' Stalsitz who garnered more than half his team's total points. December 21. After trailing 17-14 at the end of the third quarter, Coach Kelly's Vikings came through to down Reading Catholic 26-20 in a rough, hard- fought game. Although Stalsitz Was again high-scorer, it was the Work of diminutive lohnny Worman that clinched the victory. December 23. Playing a return game upon the Emmaus court, the Vikings encountered an inspired team which defeated the Centralites in the last fifteen seconds of play 34-32. Although his team Was defeated Toot Stalsitz set a new scoring record for the school by tallying 23 points. Ianuary 6. Returning to the court after their holiday layoff, the Vikings found themselves trailing the Alumni at the half-Way rnark 22-14. Determined not to be outdone by the former Viking stars, the Vikings sprinted into the lead and stayed there to Win 45-40. YS de our Band Our Cbeeflea Md' Mel Kelly Rev H J Huesman Coach Drrector of Athlettcs Ianuary 16 The Vrlclngs next found themselves stacked up agarnst the1r arch d th rrvals Allentown Catholrc and when the smoke of battle had cleare e Vrkrngs once more were on top by the score of 33 24 Bob MIHOQUS led the vlctors wrth 18 pornts Ianuary 21 The Journeys of the V1lC1HQS next carned them to Easton Where f 1 h tered the fleet footed proteges of Elmer Zrnlc When the 1na t ey encoun gun was sounded the Vrlcrngs had agatn come through beh1nd the br11l1ant playlng of Henry and M1nogue by the score of 25 23 lanuary 27 Returnrng to the1r home floor the V1li1NQS encountered unexpected f W ne Cathohc But through the efforts of Henry Wor competrtron rom ay man and Mtnogue the league leaders were agaln v1ctor1ous to the tune of 34 28 31 Although they found themselves trarhng the1r opponents lanuary Bethlehem Catholrc 15 1U at the half way mark the Vrkrngs were agaln the h l core of 27 26 V1C+OTS rn a thrrlhng contest whrch ended by t e cose s D ite the fact that M1nogue and Stalsrtz were the scor1ng heroes 1t was esp the great defen rve work of Steve M ttl that brought rounds of applause from the spectators from d th t ammed Monslgnor Masson t ca aclty the V11C1HqS defeated the1r opponents from Readlng at gym o p ohc 35 25 Toot Stalsrtz and Bull Wentlrng led the scor1ng for the league leaders February 10 Puttmg on a furrous f1n1sh to a thr1ll1ng game the V1k1DQS won f h the1r hfth consecutrve league t1t1e by do Nrnng the cagers or Allentown Cat l d the attack w1th 14 polnts ol1c by the score of 35 29 Captam M1nogue e February 17 The Vrklngs next opponent was a return match Wllh the Alumm whrch found the Vrlcrngs agarn vrctorrous to the tune of 40 36 Stals1tz led the attack w1th 15 counters February 24 The Vrlcrngs completed the1r league schedule by downlng Eas on Catholrc to reg ster the1r twenty fourth consecutlve league trlumph by the score of 37 34 Toot Stalsrtz captured the league scor1ng by reglster 1ng 17 pornts Fifty tht ' ,fl s' 1 February 3. Playing host to a large crow a j ' ' , ' ' ' ' C h- r 1 1 ' - ' ' Home F .mamspotl Pom Wim Oh to wx amSp0rt March 16. ln recognition of their great record, the Vikings were invited to com- pete in the State Catholic Tournament sponsored by the Knights of Colum- bus at Williamsport. ln their first encounter the Vikings succeeded in downing Pittsburgh St. Mary's of the Mount by the score of 30-20. Bob Minogue led the scoring attack with l5 points, and on the same evening they found themselves matched against Harrisburg Catholic, pre-tournament favorites, and once more emerged victorious, this time with a score of 28 to 2l. Although Stalsitz was high-scorer with l2 points, it was the all around team play of the Vikings that brought them the victory. March 17. The strain of playing three games in twenty-four hours proved too much for the Vikings and they met defeat at the hands of St. loseph's of Oil City in a hard-fought battle 35-28. St. loseph's then Went on to win the State Championship. March l7. Three hours later the Vikings encountered Iohnstown Catholic in the consolation tournament. They defeated lohnstown 29-28, Toot Stal- sitz furnishing the scoring punch with 18 points. The Green and Gold brought home with them the Consolation Trophy which signified that they were the third best Catholic team in the State. Toot Stalsitz was award- ed a trophy because he achieved high scoring honors in the tournament with 49 points to his credit, and at the same time he was selected for the All-Tournament and All-State team. March 23. The first contest of the 'best out of three' games for the Eastern Regional Championship of Catholic high schools in Pennsylvania saw the Vikings journey to Mauch Chunk where, in the Public High School gym- nasium, they defeated Mauch Chunk Catholic, winner of the Anthracite Catholic League, by a score of 25-24. Minogue led the scoring with 18 points. March 28. The Vikings successfully defend and gain a fourth straight Regional Championship by completely overcoming their opponents, Mauch Chunk Catholic, by a score of 47-29. Stalsitz with 19 and Minogue with 16 points, shared scoring honors. Fifty-fort: INDIVIDUAL SCORING Independent League Williamsport Mauch Chunk Totals Games Games State Tournament Series Stalsitz ......... 86 105 49 25 265 Minoque CCapt.l . . . 55 98 34 34 221 Henry .......... 3l 35 II O 77 Mittl ......... 24 34 6 3 67 Worrnan .... ll 43 5 6 65 Wentlinq .... 4 I9 0 0 23 Sirnitz ..... 7 5 8 8 20 I-Iefele . . . 5 5 0 0 I0 Kistler . . . 8 I 0 0 9 Quinn . . . 0 5 I 0 6 Brown . . . 2 2 0 0 4 233 352 II4 68 767 EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC LEAGUE Won Lost Pct. Central Catholic .... . I0 0 1.000 Easton Catholic . . . . 6 4 .600 Reading Catholic ..... . 6 4 .600 Bethlehem Catholic . .. . 5 5 .500 Allentown Catholic . 2 8 .143 Wayne Catholic .... . I 9 .Ill N. B. Central Catholic is undefeated in League competition since February, 1937. They have won 24 straight League games. Eastern Regional Catholic Play-off. Central Catholic vs. Mauch Chunk Catholic fn Allnnfnufn Ltin-L. Cn1...,.1 rx..1,.,.4..- f if W ,M A . Business Managers OUR BABY I K G S Spurred on by the true Viking spirit, the Iunior Varsity, with an eye on a mounting score and a toot ahead ot their many oppon- ents, played an excellent brand of basketball throughout the current season. Coach Urban Wentling is responsible in a great rneasure for their success. His instructions were ably car- ried out under the leadership ot Captain Andrew Posch and by his teammates-Mittl, Kober, Sagle, Deutsch, Sinkovitz, Corkill, Walls, Prass, Latsch, McCatterty and Rernrnel. lONAS VJENTLING, '39 Fzfty-sw lncluded in the athletic program of Central Catholic High School is the lntra-Mural league. Organized under the personal supervision of the Viking Mentor, Mel Kelly, the lntra-Mural program affords to every student an op- portunity to participate in competitive basketball. At the same time, they share in the fine training accorded the School Varsity under Mr. Kelly's guid- ance. M Competition IS becoming keener each year and an increasing interest has been shown by the student body Ars a result the championship teams were undecided up to the very end of the season s schedule However true to tradl tion the two Senior Sections again emerged victorious IOHN QUINN 39 Fifty seven 3 . 1 'WN is 1 1 . . . 4 , , I . . , ' , . 1 I - l Y, I Ll OUR ALMA MATER Alma Maier we salute Thee Vallant Leader of our youth Loyalty We pledge forever Noble Teacher of the Truth So we ll srng a song of good old student days Alma Mater of our fold And we ll rarse on hlgh to all the clear blue sky Thy colors GREEN and GOLD' And Joyfully to vrctory We ll cheer thee 1n lxfe s battle old For we re proud to srng of good old siudent days And cheer the GREEN and GOLD' Alma Mater lurnrng young hearis Honor s banner guardrng ever Lead us forward day and nlghtl And so the farnrlrar stralns of Alma Mater hnger 1n memory Whrle the echoes of our labors d1e away OLII' Iffl I I I From the darkness to the light! CUB PATRONS It IS only proper that we the class of 1939 hereby pay trlbute to the toyal patrons who have made DOQS1b19 thrs ed1t1on of Glen Echoes hy the1r f1nanc1a1 support We Want them to know that we stncerety appreclate thelr patron aae Wh1Ch IS a SIQD o therr whole hearted rnterest 1n Cathohc Education May therr ae-neroslty be rewarded a hundred o d RALPH FLETCHER 39 1 1 . 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