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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

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N 1 -. f , N , g. . 1 Momakx YOU1 H lf seemmgly forgetful IS not be 15su1ed ungmteful Wfherefore we the Senlor C1155 of 1941 p1u5e 1t the opemng of our Ye1r Book 5 story whrle the t1le of our gr1t1tude IS told to our pr1nc1p1l MOHSlgHOF Leo C Flnk H15 n1me wrll contlnue fresh 1nd v1gorou5 ln honor as long, 15 Centr1l C1thol1c H1gh School endures We proffer thls ded1cat1on 1n commemorauon of the twenty fifth 1nn1ver51ry of h15 ord1n1t1on to the pr1e5t hood In 1dd1t1on to hls p15tor1l dunes he h15 1lw1y5 been deeply lnterested ln youth 1nd thelr Welf1re Rockne H1ll 1nd the plans for 1 gre lter Centr1l C1thol1c belr further testlmony to th15 f1ct Words of th1nk5 seem empty th1ng,5 but thus 1nnual wlll st1nd 15 t1ng1ble proof of our gr1t1tude 1nd devouon to our beloy ed Pr1nc1p1l Benef1ctor 1nd Frlend Y A . . Y l - , s 1 K a I . L . , 1 , . . , . 7 8 . , 1 . 1 , I. . L L Y L 1 . . 5 f- L L L y - . g 1. , L 1 1 . . . E 1 L . 1 jf . 1 I . 4 1 1 L 1 , 1 . . L 1 rx 7 g 4 L 1 . 1 V . . 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Dnrrfm 0 Sflnfns 'Mfaf .Sjzafwfm CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IS co edu catxonal wxth an enrollment of 482, representmg twenty one panshes 1n Lehlgh and Northamp ton counties MOHS1gHOf Leo G Fmk IS the prm c1pal, assxsted by Rex erend Henry Huesman as dlrectox of studles There are twenty two flculty members on the teachmg st IH Hfteen SISICFS of St Franels, three prlests, and four laymen The prlests are 1n charge of the rel1g1on de partment Mus1c and Physxcal Educatlon are taught by the laymen, and the SISICFS teach the remzunlng subjects on the roster Basketball, track baseball dramat1cs, publ1c speakmg glee club, orchestra, art, and journal 15m are among the extra currlcular '1ct1x1t1es T e Alumm IS ln 1ct1ve OI'glI1l7lUOl1 num berlng 485 members E13,hty one new members wlll be added this yelr, when the twelfth grld uatlng cl lss le IX es Central Cathollc Hlgh School . . . , . . 7 T X 1 L , 7 . . , - offered to the students. he ' ' 1 . 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'vi lxl'l1l gglene epaffnlen t Doctor Fredenck Tate M D mm' Mass Josephme Casazza R 1X Srhool Nzzrvc' pAy5lCdf 6,6LlCafl0l'l elaarfm elif Mr oseph Kra1s1 BS Head 0 fbc' DF1Jl1lfIl1lllf Pmwcal Educa hon Badvfbull Track Bavcball Dr Nl L 'vin s C.xsA1z.1 . . Q, . . if I , 1 YK. f K, I i , ', . r. 'LSL Y . , . . Hyg ' I , . T. . QLII' , 45. ' ,' THERE is adequate training given to every type of student at Central Catholic High School. A complete secretarial course is offered to the indi- viduals who intend to enter the business world. Those who are preparing for the professional fields are equipped with a college preparatory course. For the student whose ambitions do not lie in either of these fields the general course is pre- pared. Talents in art, music, public speaking, and journalistic writing are developed in special classes. With each course the students receive four years of religious instruction, so that they leave school as worthy moral citizens to take their place in the world of tomorrow. t s E .3 Q V 52 5,031.7 4 ', va. Q1 f . y rf '.f ,W,.f A as D . l..' ' b , 'Z' P U Via y- ' f3 f ' It Xxx, , U 4 Vf ff . 'Q' , .2 g.-Z.: L I Fwnw ' ' ', Jr ' dim 54: X, Q 9 .. i, tv qw ' 4' 174 me s N . a A' , A Q I 5 .we ' ,f 'KX fy! U .f Q I , ,als 4 , 'N 4 M 'M : vii 5 --,..w...ff Q45- iff CCHS Al.GEBRA I is the Freshmen bugaboo. The fu- ture business women of Section I D are attempt- ing to find the answer to the coffee problem. With helpful suggestions from the group at the board, the students in their seats are bound to reach the solution. - ll SUCH an enthusiastic section of Fresh- men boys, you never did see before! No question in Religion remains un- solved, when they get working on it. Apparently Richard Miller will have the opportunity to express his views on the matter. As the eye travels straight down this page, it perceives action ex erywhere. Beginning with the first picture to the right, we encounter 1 group of budding scientists. The wonders of the mi- croscopic world are being revealed to them in the General Science class They gl7C in won derment Richard Buck Francis Now ak and oseph Wolf make jottings on the comments and observations of their fellow classmates IN our second picture, we meet a group of as p1r1ng young linguists, endeaxoring to master the so called dead language Helen Cziguth and Marie Henry take turns to test their class mates on their knowledge of the Latin vocab ulary THL bus1ness men in the third picture on the right know the 1ntr1cac1es involved in balanc mg a budget Carl Ettl points out to am s Kempf the mistake thlt is causing all the trou ble These young bookkeepers are members of the unlor Business Class A WORD to the wise, say these English stu dents The easiest way to learn the function of words in a sentence is by diagram Its lots of fun, and makes the study of grammar easy SLG!-I STARTING at the top of this p1ge, and taking the pictures in order as they appear at the left we Find Hrst of all a group of animal lovers in the Biology class gathered around white rats, with scales, food, Ind notebooks It hlnd to mlke important ObSL1Nltl0I1S They irc plrtleullrly interested in the study of diselses caused by lack of vitamins in diets THI moment 'ou aze at the second icture, l g P you know it is an efficient geometry class Exery thing you need to solve your problems the easy way is here a protractor, a compass, and 1 few hcl ful sufvestions from the teacher P 2:-is I1 you like poetry then youll tpprecilte the work of our Sophomore Lnghsh Cllsses por trayed in the third picture There you find 1 choicy bit of Christmas poetry collected and bound together under a specially designed cower IN this age when a crying need for democracy is universal, our Sophomores use a twofold 1p 1JI'O'lCl1 vlsull 1nd voell to mlke 1 Clvies lesson then own Dorothy Quinn is expluning the process of a bill in Congress becoming 1 llw Pr! fre-Y IT's a touch of subjunctive mood that helps to make the study of Latin dif- ficult,--so weire told by our Sopho- mores. However, from all indications they have set themselves to the task with a strong determination to mas- ter it. CCHS TI-IERii's music in the air. It is coming from the So homore bo s, Section 2 C. It's a icture of P Y P perfect harmony-everybody is happy. Their voices ring out loud and clear, giving us 21 per- fect rendition of Johann Strauss's Springtime ,-. 4 ..,f 'ag .Wm f L.' rf e J. w. . .1 S x ' :Fa-3--1 N .9 ii . .. ,4.f. f- .'-'-v.,,- , .,-A W, ' K -I ii 9: -um: 'FW' 'aff' Hb' Jw., . 3 F Q., i,.e,,,, .gtg - DO you need enlightenment on world problems? Step into this class in Problems of Democracy and listen to the helpful discussions which prove that our Juniors are preparing in the right way for future citizenship. IT can never be said that the Ameri- can heroes do not receive adequate attention in our History classes. Note the interest displayed by the students as Elsie Koefer reveals a bit of inter- esting information which she discov- ered in her research problem on the life of Washington and Lincoln. SAY what you like, there's nothing like a bit of good wholesome information on something in which you are vitally interested. The junior re- ligion students in the first picture to the right are getting just that. The presentation of the highlights of Church History is apparently hold- ing them spellbound. PICTURE number two introduces us to the Stenography class. They tell us it is quite an accomplishment to read, without hesitation, the characters on the Gregg Wordsign chart. From all indications this goal will be reached by our Junior Commercial students before many days pass. AND here in picture number three we have as Hne a group of typists as you,ll Hnd anywhere! Remember their demonstration of rhythmically typing to music at the Commercial Assembly? With this group it means something to reach a speed of forty words a minute. To our Junior chemists the new and latest mira- cle of science has a great appeal. Their laboratory periods give them the opportunity to experiment with the theories which the scientists have set down for them. SENIORS at Central Catholic rank highest in honors among the four classes. They set the example for the entire student body. Therefore they are placed in the most important positions in the school, not only in student government but also in clubs and student publications. They give the outstanding play of the year- the Senior Class play. The Juniors tender them a farewell dance, and in the Year Book-Glen Echoes--they are given a special section as a mark of dis- tinction. In short, the Seniors are the exclusive group of Central Catholic. 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JAMES GERALD BICKEL 1411 Iiast Hamilton Street, Allentown . . . Our Lady lltlp of Christians Parish . . . Vice-President-.1 . . . hall-1 -2-4. BERNARD JOHN BRENNAN 234 liast Hamilton Street, Allentown . . . Ou Senesehal Stall'-5-.1 , . . Cllee Club-5-4 . . . Ilrainatits-4 . . . Cheer I.l'LlllL'I'Tl-Q , . . Intramural Haskel- r Lady Ilelp of Christians Parish . . . Iiaskethall Student Manager -4 . . . Assistant Managt-ring . . . Glee Cllll!Sl-2-Q-4 . . . llramatics-g-4 . . . Intramural Basketball-L GKXCE THERESE BROWN I6l.I Chew Street, Allentown . . . Saint Catherine of Siena Parish . . . TI'1QLlSLlI'L'I 'I-2 . . . Vice-President-4 . . . Seneschal Staff-5-4 . . . Verse Speaking-5 . . . Dramatics-5 . . . OfCllt'Slfd-I . . . Catholic Action- z-yg . . . Speakers Cluliil-2-5 . . , Intramural lg21SliL'IlJLlll'I-2-3-4. DEPAUL JOHN CORKILL IISI North iqth Street. Allentown . . . St. Catherine of Siena Parish . . . Glee ClLll5fI-2-4-4 . . . Senesehal StaiI-3 . . . Speakers Cluh-4 . . . Catholic Action-4 . . . Iunior XILIFSIIX'-2-Q . . . Intramural Basketball I CEEESTINE LORETTA CROUT 528 Mohr Street. Allentown . . . Sacred Heart Parish . . . Glee Cluh-2, . . Ilramaties- CATHERINE AGNES DELUCIA Main Street, Cenienton . . . St. Lawrence Parish . . . Glee Cluh-1-g-.1 . . . Ilramatics-4. HELEN DOLORES DOBITSCH 17o Gordon Street, Allentown . . . Sacred Heart Parish . . . Glee Club'-2-3-4 . . . Ilflllllilflkffifj-.1. 22 ANNA IRENE DOLGAS 542 bnmn Strut Xllnntrmn St Sttphtn P.1r1sl1 Sttrttm 5 at b Spa lk b C Ulu L mn 2, Intrl :ral Iixskulnll 2 5 EUGENE JOSEPH DORSAN 'orth Chunh Strcct Allcntown Surccl Hurt Parnh Inlmmurtl Baslxuball CATHERINE ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY go , Turner Street Allgntown Sacred Heart Parlbh G ee Club 3 4 Dmmatncs 2 3 4 Cathohg 'Muon Intramural Basketball ARTHUR EUGENE DOWNS 65-, Shtrmm Strut Xllcntown Our Ltuly He.lp ot Cllrxstmni Parlsh EUGENE CHARLES DRISCOLL 206 South 1 lh Strut Alltntown St Cathcrmc ut tl Stuff Spy lktrs K lub Dram II Chmr I arlgr 5 4 II'lIl ll11Ul'Il Bai L lll ERNA STELLA ECKER 7l Mohr Strut Allentown Sltrul Hurt Par s Flu Club- 3 4 IUTIITICIIICN 4 Mslsllnt Pusnnus M:1n.1g.,cr C lcn Ilhocs 4 RAYMOIN D ERNEST EHRITZ ,,1 Worth 4th Strut Alkntmvn Satrccl Iltnrt Pnr sh Ort cstm 1 3 4 Stutltnt Dlrcc to of Bancl 4 FRIEDA BERTHA FANDL 4 Arch Strut Stxlu St Iohn 'Ihc Bapt1QtI'.1r1sh Trtasurcr Scncv h1l Staff 3 emma Echtor -C 'Ln Ebhocs 4 Clic Club 3 4 23 Y I . ,1 ' ' ... .. ' ' ' ...cal--clu-5-4...: urs Clu -I . .. ,uth 'A At -K-4 . .. z- um 1. 1 -l- - -4. 450 IX ' ', ' .... 1' -' . .. ' z '- -x-2-4, V'...1 l I '--- -3. of Sicna Parish . . .,GlcC Club-iI:2l3-4.. . . Sen- 'ihz 1-3.... f -l '1- ics-4... .c '-- . 1 '.- k-tht -I-2. 2 . -, - -- - i.h..., 1 1. 'r'-2' I V . - , A' .... ' ti.... - '- r ' -, - -1... 4. --l..A5- CCHS HILDA LEOPALDINE FANDL 557 North .ith Stn-rt, Allentown . . . Sacrcil Heart Parish . . . IRFLIIIILIIICS-I . . . Intramural liaskcthallfl 1-g-4 .... Xssistant Business Manager-Glen Iichocs-4. AGNES DOROTHY FISHER 414 Turner Street, Allumown . . . Sacrucl Hr-art Parish . . . 'I'rr-iistircr-2, . . . Scncschal SIJH-'Kal . . . Glcc Club-2-5-4 . . . Dranigitirs-4 , . . Speakers Clubil . . . Catholiu Actionfz-3. CORINNE CECILIA FRANTZ 515 Linden Struct, Allentown . . . Sacred Ilrart Parish . . , Speakers Clulafz . . . Orchestra-3-4 . . . Intra- mural liaskr-thall-1-3-4. RICHARD JEROME FUCHS 435 Turner Stn-rt. .'Xllk'IIUNVII . . . Sacrr-il llvart Parish ..., - Xssistanl liusincss Managur4Glci1 licliocs-4. CHARLES EDWARD FURST Ili Gordon Struct. .-Xlli-mown . . . Sacred Ilt-nrt Parish. RICHARD EDWARD GA FFNEY lfront Sm-rt, l'lUliL'IIlliIllLILlLl . . . St, l.awrt-mc Parish . . . Spcal-ccrs CllIlY-I-.I . . . Drainatirs-.4 . . . Intra- mural Bllfslifllillllfl -1. ANNA ELIZABETH GA LOWITCH Q47 Allen Stn-rl. A'lcnrown . . . Sacred Hum Parish . . . Glue Cluh-g-4 . . . Dramatics-4. ANNA EMMA GIGLER Q57 North sth Sm-ut, .-Xllvmown . . . Sacred Heart Parish . . . l'rcsiilnnt-1-5 . . . Class Rc-prvsuiitiitivc-4 . , . Sum-schal Sllllll--Q-.I . . . Glen Club-2-3-4 . . . IJTJIIILIIICSTI . . . Intramural Baslu-tlmll-5 . . . Lihra- rian-3 -4. IF you are looking for a competent stenog- rapher, Mr. Business Man, we have them right here-Rita Bauer, Joseph Miller, John Wieder and Anna Dolgas-all set and ready to go at the rate of one hundred words a minute. Sister jutta is there to check and double cheek. 24 JOHN THOMAS HAMILTON 210 'Worth 6th Strut Allgntown Smrul Htart P1r1sl1 Spt 1l.4rs Club-4 l orlr 1n 'Irzult 4 Bmblll BERNARD JOSEPH HARTMAN 436 C run Strut -Xlltntown Sxtrul IJCIFI l.1r1wh ,fl 1 nu 4 THOMAS JOHN HERTER 2 3 North lrllh Strut Xlltntown 'it I lthtrlm of Sum P s nt l 4 unt at Spt 1k4rs Club l7r1m1t1u 4 an r Ll Intrtmurll llls ttlvlll ELIZABF TH BERTHA HEYDT 516 North Penn Strut Alltntcmn gICI'LCl Haart Plrlsh Qnnunhal Staff 3 Assoumtc Fclxtor C lcn Iwhncs .4 Xcrsn Spcaklng 4 MARGARET MARY KARDOS 233 South 5th Strtct Allentown St Qtmphtn P.1r1sh Scncschal Staff 3 Glu Club-2 3 4 Intramural Basket Dramaucs 3 ALBERT JOSEPH KEMPF SJ Front Strut Fulltrton it Mtry Pmxh Trulx Il lIl'dll1Uft1l Blslxntblll RITA ELIZABETH KERN 827 Ilflillll Strut Allnntnwn QlLl'Lll Hurt pdflkh LL rt 1rx 9 nnuhal Qt ff 3 Clue Club Sptnlxtrs Club-1 3 Clfhfbllk. Anton 4 Dr.1m.1t1u Asslstunt Busmus M.1n.15,qr-Clgn Fthow 4 Intrl mural B1slxctb.1ll 2 DOROTHY JEANNE KERIN 2021 L1bcrtx Strcct Allnntown St Cathcrmc of Slcna Pansh Prcslclcnt Qcnuuhal Staff 3 Art Ecl1tor Glen Fthou 4 Dramatns 1 Cathol1c Ammon 2 3 Sfnalxcrs ClUl3'I 2 3 25 N.. 1-IACDH JAMES JOSEPH KESSLER JOHN RUBASKY and Charles Furst at the mirneographg Theresa Klucharich at the mimeoscopeg Margaret Kardos, Bernard Hartman and Mildred Nosek at the add- ing machines-this picture gives you some idea of the varied activities in the Secre- tarial Training Class. 7182 North Illll Street. Allentown . . . St. Francis Parish . . . Treasurer-.1 . . . Catholic .Xetiwngz . Art Clulw-4-4 . . . Intramural Basketball-1-2-4. FRANK THOMAS KLEINSORGE 515 Nurth Law Street, .Xllentmvn . . . Saeretl Ileart Parish . . . lilee Cllll7'I THERESA EMMA KLUCHARICH intl Chestnut Street, Cuplay . . . St. Peter Parish . . . Stutlent OIIieerf4 . . . Cllllltllltf .Xctiun-4 , . . Intra- mural liasketlvall-I-1-4-4. WILLIAM JOHN KOBER 2.11 Railroaml Street, Allentown . Iiaskethallgg-4 . . . Iunior Varsity ROSA AGNES KRISTIAN 42X North 4th Street, .Xllentuwn . ROBERT JOSEPH KUEBLER 5104 XVash1ngtnn Street. Allentmvn Iiehoes-4 . . . Speakers Club-2 Basketball-1-2-4. ALFRED FRANK KURTZ Satretl Heart Parish . . . Treasurerfz . . . Orehestra-1-2 . . . Varsitx' 2 . . . Intramural Iiaskethall-1. . . Saerecl Ileart Parish . . . Cilee Club-4-4 . , . Ilramaties-5-4, . . . Satretl Heart Parish . . . Senesehal Stall'-A . . . Sports Iltlitfmr-Glen . . . fJI'Cl'lL'SlI'kl'-I-2'-J . , . Orchestra Stutlent Dirt-etur-4 . . . Intramural X416 Iiast wth Street, Nrnrthanipton . . . Our Latly uf Ilungary Parish . . . Glee Clllbfl-2 . . . Intramural llasketlvall-I -2. ESTHER JULIA LEBER 157 Nnrth Church Street. Allentmvn . . . Saeretl Ileart Parish . . . Cilee Club--1. gig 26 VIIRIANI ANNE LESTER Fast Umon Struct Alltntmxn Our Luly Htln of CIIFINIIIHS Prmsh Scncsnhal Stuff 3 4 Spnalttrs Club-I 2 3 Orthcstm Intrlmural Bxskttball 3 4 MARGARET MARIE INIAGAGNA IQ 0 C rctnlcaf Strut Alltntown St Cftthcrxm ot Sung Pnrl h Co Eclltor Scnuthal 3 4 ilu lv Sptdltcrs Club 2 3 Ura nb Intramural Blslxntball I 2 3 4 JOHN HERMAN MARAKOVITZ 46, Fast mth Strut Nlorthampton Our Ladx of Hun5.,arx P1r1sh Flu Club 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH MCCARTY 3 ront Strut Cattsttuqua St I lwrcmc Par Oiiutr 4 Stmsthal Surf Q4 Catholxc 1 t mn 3 4 MARGARET MARY MELCHER B x 28 Bxllx Most Blteiccl S1tr4mcntP1r1sh gCI1!.SLI'lAlgtJH 3 FRANCES THERESA MESS 23, Fllxgcr Strut Allentown Satrctl Heart Par s Dramatlts 4 Intmmural Baskctbull 7 JOSEPH JACOB MILLER 4 North Osuv.g,o Strut Allentown Our Laclx Htlp ot Chrxstlans I.1r1Qh uulnnt Y nu Pruultnt 3 Stncsthxl St FI 3 4 Busmus MJHlgLF-4 ltn Fthots 4 Sptalxtrs u J Clttholmt A non 3 4 ra nm :cs 4 Busmnsx 'vima nr Iilslxcthall 4 IFRED HERNIANI MITTL 1,40 Umon Strut -Xllcntoun St Clxthcnnr. of Suna Parish Prcsxcltnt Class Rcprc LH ttnt 4 ta Cluh Dramat t Iumor X lrsltx Basketball tramurll Blxkttball X trsxtx Ii.ncb.1ll 3 Cxptun 4 27 CCHS -its I 1 Q 1 l 222 4 , . n ' ... 1 ' 1 ' ',-I-2- - . 1 It' ' 3. N . . . . . 5 Clu-z.... , fr--...I- ITl2l'i 1I-2-4... ' ' ' ----. I f ., ,, . .. I' v ' . Q 19- , --. 75 I7 . -f, x ..:..,z ' '- lah . . . Scwrctary-I-2 . . . PFCSILICDI-5 . . . Class Yr' --. I allj , 1 1' . . . . J ta Q' ' 4 -K ,. ' ' . . . ' ' ih... '- . - - I---3. I z7.'. . ' . 'V-, ' Z.. 1' - . ...Prh ' -I... ' '- ' -2-V . . . X 4 ll - - . . . ' .' 27' I' D H- .... ' . Clk-1-1-3-4,.. ,' c' -- ...D - 'I'Q- ,' 'KLZ'-Q. ' -. A. . 1 ., ' .. , , ,' I - -. - --2-5.., - e-tz -- ...Gl-' , ,fl-2-5-4... ' '- i's-4... ' 'z ' -2-3...In- 1 ' -I-4... Ia --4, CCHS ROSE EMMA MON DSCHEIN 127 South Sth Slrvt-L, Coplaiy . . , St. I'ru-r l'.u'ish . . . Vcrsv Sp4'glkiiigf4 . . . C.1lholic ACIIUIIA-.1 . . . Imm- Illlll'ill Iigixkt-lliqill-5-4. JEANNE GERTRUDE MOYER 551 'I'urncr Strt-rl, Alla-iitown . . . Siicrt-ml IIL-nrt Parish . . . Glcu Cluh-3-4 . . . IEFLIIIILIIIICS14. MARIANNE MULQUEEN :zz South ifwth Sm-vt, Allciitown . . . St. Cgitlicrim- of Sic-nn Parish . . . St-liwcligil Stnrl-5-4 . . . Glcc Club! 2 , . . Spcnkt-rs fllllhilzl-Q . . . I MILDRED ROSE NOSEK 11148 llqimsiiiiqliu .Xu-iiiir-, .Xllt-ntow . . Lluh-1-4-4 . . . I,IAlIIIIilIlL'5'fQ'.1 . . . Int RICHARD AUGUST NOTTER Killa North Pvnii Strwt. .Xllviuuwli . GEORGE .IA MES PREBULA 7i.iiii.ilics-1-g . . . Intrauiiurul IILl5liL'IllLlll'I-2'5'.1. ii . St. Iohn Thr- Baptist Iiirisli . . . Som-xchgil Stull-5-.1 . . . Glt-tr I'1lIIIlII'1lI Ikulwtlialllfz-5. glL'I'l'KI Ilm-nrt l'.u'ixh . . , Glu- Chili-g . . . Cqilliolir .Xclioiifr gio Mulhrrry Sm-rt. c1.IlilNIlllL1lI.l . . . St. I,41wi't-iicu Ilnrisli . . . St-cn-larry-g . . . Sumwclizil Stall-4 . . . Glu- Clllhfl . . . Spt-.ik:'i's Clulw ---1 . . Uitliolic Aclioii-.4 . . , lllU'llIHllI'All Iigixlwtlmll-1-.1 . . . .Xsxixlgint Ilusi- nn-ss MllIl.lgl'l -IilL'l1 Iiclims--4. MARY ELLEN QUINN Illkl, St-coml Strwl. Ggitaimllqllgi . . . Sr. I.41wi1'i1fc Parish . . . LIIl'I'i4lIIKDI'+'SCIIC'SCI1lllTg-.I . . . Victwljruxitluiit- 1 . . , I'rt-sirlviit-1 . . . Glu' Gluh-1-gq . . . Spuiktis Cluh-141-4 , , . IRFJINLIIICSL4 . . . Immniurnl lim- kutlmllfl. ROBERT ARTHUR REMMEL 031 'I'urnr'r Strut. .Xllt-iitoxvu . . . Simi-ol Iluirt Ihirish . . . Cillioliy .Xctioii-1,-4 . . . Iuninr Vgirxity' Ilaskvt- lwill ' Vhttr Icimlti' ' 'X ' ' ' ' ' I ' . -..,, .. y... i-1-4-4. wixt.uit IIIINIIHNN M.lii.1gvi--Cilmii Ixtliovs----4 . . . II'lIl'2lIlllIl'.lI Iimkutliiill- HAVE you met the Oihce Practice Class- the group that is preparing to take up any ofEcc position? It will be diiicult to End someone better for Hling, typing, or in the use of thc adding and Calculating nin- chincs, and the dictaphonc. 28 DOROTHY MARIE ROSE Orefieltl , . . St. Francis of Assisi Parish . . . Scneschal Staff-3 . . . Glee Clllb-2-5-4 . . . Speakers Club-1-2-5-4 . . . Dramat- ics-1-2-4 . . . Intramural Basketball-I-2-3-4. JOHN JOSEPH RUBASKY 215 South Secontl Street, Coplay , . . St. Peter Parish . . . Treas- urer-I-3 . . . Vice-President-5 . . . President Athletic Associa- tion-4 . . . Varsity Baseball-5-4 . . . Iunior Varsity Haskethall -3 . . . Intramural Basketball-1-4. ELEANOR ANN SABO 639 North Penn Street, Allentown . . . St. Iohn The Baptist Parish . . . Secretary-I . . . Vice-Presitlent-5 . . . Seneschal Staff--3 . . . Etlitor-Glen Echoes-4 . . . Glee ClUbi2-5-4 . . . Speak- ers Club-I . . . Dramatics-4 . . . Intramural Basketball-i. PAUL WILLIAM SCHAFFER 413 North 5th Street, Allentown . . . Sacred Heart Parish . . . OfChCSIF3-I-2-3-4 . . . Dramatics-4 . . . Orchestra Librarian- 4. MARGARET VERONICA SCHLOSSER 308 East Walnut Street, Allentown . . . Our Lacly Help of Chris- tians Parish . . . Glee ClUlD-2-5-4 . . . Catholic Action-4. WILLIAM JOSEPH SCHMOYER 1, North Irwinge Strut Allentown Our Lilly Help of L hristiins Parisl' C lu Club- D ra m .ities 4 Orthestra Iunior Virs x ielt Intri mural Biskttbtll JOSEPH JOHN SCHNECKER II, Nhplt Strut Coplax St Ptter Parish rtsicltnt Xarsitx Baseball 5 Intramural Basktthill 1 4 GEORGE WILI IAM SCI-IRANTZ 944 Worth ,th Strut -Xll ntown Satretl Heart Parish Senesehal Staff 4 flee Club-g Dramaties 4 Spcalters Flub- Catholit -Xttinn 4 84000-I -if n .. . . , t 3 fl Y . , . . . . 4 Ill. 5-4... ' '-I z.it,'-5...'Ira -5... :- ' 1. ' Q --1-2. '.z- ' ,...P':-fi h A- I 1 I -1 . - . l A X . . . I A --' . f - 2 gQ5f:,i3,nf,' ,Q 9 ish-,rgvj5,f,:xf ffl Q :P A. .5 f. 1 352 - Y-fgggei ffsfes.-Je.-, s MARY ANNE SEDLACEK XVL love brain teasers, don't you? Here's one in Solid Geometry that brought the Seniors to their feet. Mary Unger, James Bickel, Frieda Fandl, William Schmoyer, Dorothy Kerin and Ralf Harncd are dili- gently seeking the solution. 15 Green Street, Allentown . . . St. Iohn The Baptist Parish . . . Seeretaryfz . . . Seneselial Statlfg-4 . . . Glee ClLllJ+Q-4 . . , Spealterx lllllllfl-1-3 . . . I.llH'.ll'lllI1'Q'.l . . . llrainaties-.4 . . . Orehtxtraft . . . In- tr.unural liiialtt-tlmll-I-2-1,-4. FRANK JOSEPH SINKOVITS tsl: Maple Street, Coplay . . . St. Ptter I'.irixh , , , Varsity liasketlmall-3 . . . lunior Vanity liixlu-tli.ill-2 . . . lntr.unural liaskethall--I-ara. RAYMOND FRANCIS STROBEL 45g Whitehall Street, Allentown . . . Satretl Heart Parixh . . . Senesehal Stall-4 . . . Glee lllLllJ'I-2 . lIF1lll11lIlfS'.I . , , Catholic .XL'Ill1Il7.1. ANNA STUMPF 4 South Thirtl Street, Coplay . . . St. Peter Parish , . . Verse Speaking-4 . . . Catholic Action-.4 . . . Intra- inural liasketballfi-2-3-4. RUDOLPF FRANCIS STUMPF lah Cherry Street, Coplay . . . St. Peter Parish . . . Viet-Presitleiit-1 . . . Glee Clllb-I-2-5-.1 . . . Baseball -g . . . Intramural llllbliflliilllil-l-.J. FRANK STEVE SUCHANEK iaoa Gortlon Street. Allentown . , . St. Francis Parixh . . . Librarian-4 . . . UFCl1L'5IfLl?'I-2 . . Ilramatics it-JY4 . . . Cheer Leader-5-4 . , . Intramural liasketlxillft-1-4. HILDA STELLA TAPLER ISI South gtli Street, Coplax . . . St. Pt ter Parish . , . Catholic .'XCllHlls.1. HELEN THERESA TANISER 54 North 'lliirtl Street, Coplay . . . St. l'i-ter Parish . . . filet- Cluhfi-- . . Yerxe SDt'Lllill1Q'A.1 . . . Speakers CllllV4l-.1 . . . Intramural liaskethall--i 1 30 ANNA ROSE TAUS 9115 Worth 5th Strut 'Xlltntmxn Qurtnl HL 1rL P1r1 h Surttarx QCTICSLIIII QIIII 54 9 TL 1kLrx Q lub 5 Intrlmurll Hrxkttlnll 1 MARY FLORENCE DNGER 8 South 'Ihml Strut Copllx Qt Peter I'1r1sh iehool SLLFLIIFN 4 trst Spe1k1n Ldthohe Aetlon 4 WILLIAM PATRICK VILLA Q12 Worth 6th Street Allentown Our Laclx of Mount Carmel P1r1sh Speakers Club 4 Cheer Leader 4 Dr1111:1tm 4 EMMA ROSE WALAKOVITS 8 South 'lhrrcl Street Copl.u St Ptttr Paush flee Club-5 4 Speakers Club 4 Intramural Bxslxctblll J 4 DOROTHY MARIE W EBER 34 North Seeoncl Street Allentown Sacred I-kart Pansh Speakers Club 4 Cathollc Aetxon 4 JOHN FRANCIS XVIEDER 3 North 6th Street Allentown Sdered Heart Parxsh Secretarx 3 Cltc Club--3 4 Dr.1m.1t1u 54 Varsltx Basketball 34 Iumor YIATSIQ ROBERT CHARLES WOLF 415 North 4th Strut -Klltntmvn Qnerul HL 1rt I.1r1Qh Qehool Presultnt 4 Chntr It..1clcr Track 3 L 1t.11n 4 Intrl murll Iilskntball PAUL ANTHONY YURVATI 415 Worth 4th Strut, -Xlltntown Qdtrul HL lrt I'.1r1sh 9pL.1lv.rs C luh-1 ihtcr I tacltr 3 31 5955 9' mei' H fm :'l'1',13-wwizvgi 'V -fffki11jiVZ it ARXA f g,d?l.f1fit,.w--452 H ' Pr f 1 l . ,.' '....1 '1 .'1.l1- . . . Glue Club-2-5-4. ..I7rnma1tics-1 . .. .I'Z .': -lg 1 1 g. LF--J.- 3'4- v 2 .'-,,a,'..... if gg-4 ., ., ,V - Wx i T' 1 . . L Avi' . OA hy 'J'-1.5. I' X.. vx R . v ,.. 1 - ... . , - . . . f 2 -I-2-'H . f 2 , ' , 1 . .. ' 62' 1 , - ... 1 - ' . - . I? . 1 f I x ' I . . ' ' ' '-2. Y -v - .- . -1 . . , . .... . . 7. ' K. ' , -I ' ,. .. -2... -,-4...'u1'A-... 4- 1 1. ' -2-5-4. C T Qyracluafion Soeagerd THE Valedictorian and Salutatorian are selected on the basis of scholarship. The Senior who has the highest general average in the major subjects for the four years delivers the Valedictory. The Salutatory is given by the one ranking second highest. The Honor Speakers merit this distinction for their service to the school. Mun' Ii. Qriww Iosivn I. lVllI.I.IR Rl'1,x M. H.x1'a.lx Rnxwxim lf. Sllifllill. IX1fc'rlnIur'1'i111 liir,-'I Hwmr Spmlfgcl' .X'1ll111i11w'iil11 Sftlllllf flrumf' .YfYt'iIA'l'l 32 0l'l Ol' .QU C1011 Lf HIlRll is a group of seniors of whom Central Catholic is particularly proud- the Honor Students. This distinctive group has acquired an average of 85 per cent in all major subjects and 90 per cent in conduct, for one, two, three, or four years. T-1' l4'OUR-YIQAR HONORS 'l'IlRlili-YEAR HONORS Riu Ihr!-R iN1XlH.,XNl'I N1.u,u xx AYNA Ulf.1.I4,k liI.l.KYOR Sum Mun' Qrivw N U OXlz-XlaAR HONORS il wO'YlVflR HONORS ALI mn NlI'l Il., ,-Xxx x 'Ii-uw, lliI'.xi'i. f:4lliKIl.l., uurim Ki nw Guns Iiuowx lou PII M1l.1,i-.n,Ixxus lin in 1. 33 APART from the ordinary routine of class work, there is the activity program at Central Catholic which affords students an opportunity to de- velop socially. The Student Government Asso- ciation-the Library-the School Publications- Clubs-Assemblies-Trips-Dramatics-OP chestra-Glee Club-Verse Speaking Choir- Band-Socials-Prom-Athletics-this is a group of activities sufliciently varied to satisfy the inclinations of every type of individual. The students are free to choose any activity for which they may have special liking and talent. --..- -:LZ 5' fwvms PRINIXIK'l'lXl5'AfilUlllI1gf lltrman liiubltr. Viola melt V. . . . . .rin lltnry. lfrxineis Kfmokan. .Xruflrrli fllllllbflllk' 1 . . .' ' alienlio. .Xnna filllllf. .Xllrecl Nliltl. fitorgi' ni t. ' fr SI'L'Dl,Y'I' fjllllilRSA-Sfii'111fII1g.' Ignncs Kelnpf. liclxvaril Orsolits, Iohn Xlililos, Iolm McCarty, XYilliam Fraincl. litrnarcl Sllfllltf. George Mond- hein. .N'ci1frvf.' Marie Fruhwirth, liernarline Seng. Pahnira Zuamt. Ihr-resa Rlueharith. Patricia lx4llf'l1CS.ciL'f'II'LlllL liruni. Helen Cxiguth. SLHIJUI. O1 I l1'l RS'I'll'fIHl2 U11 flight: Mary Llllgvf. Robert Wolt. laniu itkel 1 9 4 1 emocracg in .xdcllion IN September, 1940, Central Catholic High School inaugurated a Student Gov- ernment Association to develop in the students the power of self-government. Membership is open to every member of the school. The organization consists of a Central Committee and Home Room Units. The officers of the Central Committee are a president, a vice-president and a secretary, all seniors, who are appointed by the faculty. Robert NVolf, James Bicliel and Mary Unger respectively, have been appointed for the above men- tioned ofhces for the current school year. The Home Room Unit consists of a Class Representative and a Student Officer who are nominated and elected by their classmates. A plurality of votes is re- quired for election. As the name indicates, these ofhcers attend to the duties of the home room-conducting class meetings, collecting fees, and maintaining order at change of classes. The Student Government is the representative body of the school, consisting of students approved by the faculty and elected by fellow students. Its chief duty is to set before the student body the ideals of Catholic manhood and Catholic womanhood. cxlltllllg Cards: Mary . lll' CBZELPHPEI 0I'I10l' C C H S EVLRY well organized High School has its own library, and Central Catholic has one of which we are justly' proud. Its extensive resources are at the disposal of all Classes, from seniors down to freshmen, who have the privilege of using the library' during their study' periods. lt is open from 8:30 A.M. until 4:00 Inyt. Books may be taken out by students with a library' card. Each student is per- sonally' responsible for all books out in his name. Both hctlon and non-hction books may be taken out for a period of two weeks. All this Convenience is made possible by the untiring efforts of our cfneient student librarians. I'roet-ssing of Books: ,Xnna Ciigler '4I, typing Stnior Student l.llWf.lFlLH'l on lltsk Duty: lixanli St-tllattlx i.ll. printing Call Stichamlt charging a hook to lohn Hamilton. Nulnhurs on hooks. an o it n ounc ui ur Nun tnts t t i sun t t v lttr .,, t in It um t t ton in s t 4 1 in ll ID 1 A L r tit . 4 2 n Q.. B' '24 ,s M' M f I ' nfl' 'lv U ,V Ho ks l 1 1 Rth l ly U f l 1 l r.tila liru'lQn'r ug. pa Q th tonttrtts to tht eoytri Ian lfarf get ' 2 utt g tl -l lin: pap r to tit lh ' tr t: Yin ent St. It-l 14. Lk .1 lwnk .tpsfti Iouph Srl t 114. .rl clamp . lrillinz ho' 's limi s thing. Q7 4? Jaan, THE 1941 ed1t1on of Glen Echoes, Central Cathollc s annual IS the twelfth xol ume an annn ersarx number cledlcated to our pr1nc1p1l, MOHS1gHOf Leo G Fmlx on the occasron of h1s jub1lee The trad1t1onal green and gold school colors haxe been repliced thls year, by the cumson and sllver, sx mbolxc colors of MOUSlgHOf s oihce and hns S1lver Iubxlte The pos1t1ons on the staff 'ere by faculty appomtment, and thls ye1r the annual IS bemg edlted by Eleanor Sabo, wssxsted bv her stiff Frleda Fandl and Ellzabeth Heydt ASSOCIHEC Edltors, R1ta B1u r, Dorothy Ker1n 1nd Patr1c11 Maynes, Art Edltors Robert Kuebler and Rlchard M1cAdams, Sports Edxtors Due cred1t goes to the Sen1or Class who worked zealously 1n securmg patrons to support the book financnlly The campzugn was chrected by the buslness staff wlrh Ioseph Mxller as rnamger, auded by Pobert Rernmel, George Prebulq, R1ch 1rd Fuchs, Hlldfn Fandl R1t1 Kern 1nd Trnsn Ecker The pubhcatlon h1s been afhllated w1th the Clthohc, the N1t1on1l Scholwstxc, 1nd the Pcnnsylvanm Press ASSOCIHIIOHS for the past Exe yewrs if!!! Z LAM Olfll .SC oo! I'll'lU6l SINISS S Robert Rtmmr or lun Rlth ml Put is IH YUU BEL tr nu X4 1 ,rot mx r1n ' 1 'Xiu Rubs rt Rua 1 I I IIS IIIJI' IN -if 0 V ll N . . . , . V -' I 1 ' , A I 1 . 7 J . . . t I V, . . . . - s 6 - f . . K t V . . L 2 . . . x 1 . I K , . I , . . . . L E . L . .Q 3 . . . . V . . C . I . . V . . . , . . 1 . . t 1 . I ' ' 1 A 7 K . fa 0 ' cc 1 79 ' A en Q DA ' 1 lin: .T'I'AlI-C X ' 'l. ilu hue 9'-lulu, ' 1 'l., lowpll Millvr. llilclzl Fnncll. Rita! Kr . l:,I'I1.l linker, C IiDI'I'URl.XI. Wu Ak S'1'.'x11: IJ: lv' Ka ' . lairici. . gjru-s. ' ' 'l 4 lff, Rig li. kr. liliX.1lwtl1 llrymlt. l:I'lL4l.l lhllllll. Riclmrml M.1c. Lxms. lin TOR-IY-L'Illl 1-, GUN lic' If .1 0lll ll6l liffif K C05 ' J sfagof ,U 177 UIIOJCAH! 0llI C100 5 f fl JCI I1 X OX H1 xrx on 'zmm IL tl Il N tits mtk x uhx T X Hi X 111 at St N t iulquttu Jun II grows 15 lt goes 1Q tht motto of Tht Stntsch l tht ofhcnl sthocl plptr of Ctntrll Ctthoht Hugh School It Stlrttd 19 1 mlmtogrflphtd copx m 1939, md now btmg publwhcd IS 1 prmttd four Column ISSLIL It 19 tdlttd bx co tdmtors, Nilrx umm, md XIIFQIYLI N11QlSZ,H'l, xx ho lrt mblx .sttd bx Grltt Broun 1nd Annl TILIS TS lssotlltt td1torQ Tht othtr mtmbtrs of tht stlff lrt Ittturt tdltors Agnti Ilshtr md Nilrx btdllttk Sports tdltors fmts Bltktl md ostph Fruhwnrth Txp-sts Nhldrttl Nostk md Annl Glgltr Tht plptr IS hnmttd bx monthlx subscrlptlons of tht tntmrt studtnt both mtl of lbout Stxtntx hxt mtmbtrs of tht 1lumm Tht txthmzt list C1rr1tS IPPYOXI mlttlx sxxtx nlmts of x IFIOUS Sthools throuvhout tht tountrx Thus vtork 15 mm1gtd bx tht busmtss m1n1gtrS R1XU1lJ!1L1 Strobtl md Nllrl mnt Nlulquttn tlrtulltlon mmngtrs ohn NltC1rtx md Gtorgt Sthrlntl tht ldxtrtlsmg mlnlgtr Nhrum Ltsttr Ntvt xtlr tht StntSth1l vnll bt submltttd to fht x lrnous Prtss IXSSOCIIIIUIWS for CYIIILII Strx ltt Z9 1 Sl'l'llt' in Cburvb during May Pr0c'c'ssion. Sfmfeufs are affwzdilzg Bl'IIt'l1ifffUlI of fha' Mosf Blessed StIl'l'l1llIl'lIf. 340 CMO! THE Catholic Action Club organized only two years ago, has since become an important part of Central Catholic's extra-curricular activity program. Under the leadership of Sister Rose Alma, the Faculty Adviserg Chairman, Joseph Millerg Vice-Chairman, Helen Ernstg Secretary, Anna Stumpf and Treasurer, Raymond Strobel, the membership has steadily increased, and at present it num- bers one hundred sixty. With the establishment of four particularized groups, the scope of activities A scene from The Flag and Catholic Action Club at tl C,.1tholie Action XVorkt-rs are here practicing the spirit . Smfrd lfrhizzd ffm ruffle: Leo Bauer. Mary Unger. Ion-ph Wolf giving at Llirisriims time. lhex' have colleeterl tm' for . V . - x- -, - E ff V XVagner, MLlfl'KlUCl1LiflCl1, Alhert Fisher. Smmfzng: George 5 tht O Phi '1'f' ,fu 4 'E'ml'u'PTMi '5 Mllllir' Dflmllll .Yrizlrrf iz! fmnr of Irflvlc: Ruth Bauer, lohn laiwrence. lane Huber. .Xlhert I-ishei. Str when 4,evkoskx', Marx' lxlueh- l , . . ich, Leo Hauer, Vvlllllll Antlinny. e May Prum'xsimz--Main' 1. Hilda Tuplvr, ax Mu-1' QQIIUVII C C H S am! ber lun rI1ft'IIlltIlIfS Ilvlwz lirnsl u11JGz'ru1lJim' Lama It -V -'T-1 K, 1 , k.w.. Cfion has been greatly increased. The Mission Section collects money and stamps for the aid of needy missions throughout the world. A record of Sodality and Holy Name Society Communions is kept by the Eucharistic Section, while the Litera- ture Group distributes posters and has charge of all publicity work. Our Lady's Group recently introduced a living Rosary into the school. Judging from these varied achievements, we can see that the Club truly deserves its name, It is ACTIVELY CATHOLIC. ross,', 21 plnylet given by the ssembly period, October 31. Slumpli, lfranrls Koolmlll. Iowplm Nlillt r. l rirAl.1 lirutluur, .Xlfrul Imtpll Miller, l,4lu'.ml St-xllurlx. R.lXIl1HIlll Slrulul. I V A Iltn 1 un in hi t th ur ut Vhr tn all wluu' bi pt-nur. M.1tilcl.n Pnxsclll. Rllflllllllll Stlllllltll. Knthrxn litlloxitli, 1.2-V ' -V V el YI 1 le Us 'l 4. W . thru gattwe senior lxlrliilursglosrpll Milli-r, Rdllllhllll Strobel nnil Riyrimml lihritz. lf! jd? Aff CM THE Art Club is one of the extra-cur- ricular activities which enables the ar- tistically inclined individuals to develop their skill. Membership is open to all Juniors and Seniors who have a special talent for this type of Work. The members of the Club assemble every Saturday morning from nine to eleven-thirty o'clock. Under the direc- tion of Sister Mary Florentina, these ar- tists produce paintings in oils, water col- ors and etchings. Their work is placed on exhibition in the auditorium on Open House Day and prizes are awarded. has been se- Club for the James Kessler, a senior, lected president of the Art current year. Ciuiijui' Yunilt Imrllll Nlllilrsx Xvlllhllll lfraiml Marlin lilynn Xlmsius XVAIQHLI' l's.lIllll'L'Il Vllmlf Iamu Kes-,lsr Sistifr l9lm'i'nlin.1 Ilizahith Cuninko lllifauor Suppan .Xlr lol .Xrlcne Kantz llmil Fahrnmn wht-s to the ftl'lI'lNlH1.lx wimlmv in thu secoml floor to ridor, which they painted in water colors, llcrnanl May ur A stein- in the Art room on Satur- ilay IHUVIIIIIQ lwatxvvili oziin .incl Iligw AAI. l 4 2. iysius XVLlQflCl'Lll1ll larncs Kessler are giving the last ws xl Q39 -1' '- Efj ':P' Tiiifi 1 x E xjrx: gli 5 1 -Fu 5 , 3 ,' - ,S If ,Ya ' r 'f' - 'f 2 Z: .uv 'f?3K 1 'QF'-P iw Q QW ga ' .X Q7-X fx u Tr 5, Sv fr 4 I . C X - Y. ,ka H . -1' F x 29 f sir -CL. ' MV tw l c V ,V qgqkff? s' at ,R . z1Q,,. 'Tl' 3. 3 rnv Q Lk Q-1 Q A .M 3 : 1 7 E 3 is . : ' 1 I M Swfg - L1 Ty' 4 1 V Lf, Q31 X ' S x A I1 W, M., 4..f.6.kg, ' W A 3 A . f':.':'.f.'.v'f. V Sfifia 2 L 7,7 it V I , l n I l . A M, Y 1,,..f+-6 ,fl .55 'sf' :I if: f A if we 2 ' Q g.p'go -so 155 J , I . 4 1' A t W V5 FS 1 5' , x Q 1 9 1 . 4A 2'l. J'E , , 1 . x - - .. , 'P f K- . if . 1 3 , . J 1 w . I -:gig ls: Vx .,, Y,,,, sf! , ,wfgwr ficnrgt' Ylll AYTS Aclams. ,, OUR Speakers' Clubs give forensically inclined students ample opportunity to develop their talents for public speaking. They meet one day a week, during which time they are taught the art and technique of successful public speaking. Each club sponsors an Oratorical Contest with four partieipantsg the winner is given the privilege of competing in the finals. The Senior Club was ably represented by Helen Taniser, who delivered a splendid speech on the life of Knute Rockne. Richard MacAdams, of the Junior class, fascinated the student body with the story of that heroic World Wfar priest, Father William Doyle. The Faculty Adviser of the Senior and Junior Speakers' Clubs is Sister Mary Bertille. 44 Riclmrrl M1lC.'xll.lIl1N, winner final rmulnrifall cunlcsl. 0 Saxton iwn Irwlou Svl,xkilu Sr'ilf1'f.': Alice Cllumlv. lim xVAll.lliUXVllZ, lborotlly' Roar, lltl cn 'l'.unist-r. l r.1nccs Capkmit Smnrlizlg: Riclmrrl Maicfhlgirm lost-pli Miller, Iohn llarnilton Ralph Ilalrm-ml, lllljlllll tim-kill Riclmrcl Gailiiicy. William Villa lrwlou On.x'1'1m1r.fxii CUYIINI Alice Cliumly, Gt-urge Yunclt VS illinm X illa, f1l11lll'I11Llll, Fr. ces Caipkovic, Richanl Mu M., IIXXI O1m1111411x1.l,11x11s1xx1s ir ruili lil'LlIll, Sw1pl111111111'i' ll li1cl1.11'1l fi.lllil1l'X K lllll 111 111 I11l111 Long. l'l'i'Nl1lI1L'Il 4 mr lI1l111 'l'.1111s1r. Sinior 1l111x1m11u xxn l-'111s11x11x 1 I Hu, frf! lu right: li1.1l1'iu' r 111 lull. . . . .. lXKPl'lNkX, R4INKlll.ll'll' Kill lr. si Nlary R.1ll1. Marx' Kl11il1.1- 1 llla 5111l1l. 11' lfmx' lfstlnr fi.llYX5'L'll. ru lvl11cl1.1r1ul1..X11111 fxltlxuf 1 nits. fl1.11l1s .Xll111r. If1l111 ll11111 lumlt. The Sophomore winner, Gertrude Bruni, spoke on Over Dunkerquef' the exciting tale of a British gunner. The Freshmen contest was won by John Long, who borrowed some of the charm of the personage he spoke on to deliver his address, Jim Farley Retiresf' Sister Mary Hilda is in charge of the Sophomore and Freshmen Clubs. The four contestants mentioned above competed in the final oratoricals on March 27. Richard MacAdams, the Junior participant, received first honors when he delivered his speech on The Greatest Game in the XVorld. He was judged on poise, delivery, memory, and enunciation. These silver-tongued orators are sufficient proof that our Speakers' Clubs are doing excellent work. X11 lllLI'lN.l YX.1w-. 5I15lI ll mn' lY1i111.1 ,X111l1f1n'-, l lr l I1 lxolvr r Nl 1r11 Il111r Xr 11111 l 1111r llllflt L11l1 XIII tint w111ll. l'r.111t1s lv111lt.111, xxillllllfb in S111.1r.1lf flr.1t'1r1.'.1l lff111t1 X I'Yl0l1g lll' OI'Cll0I'J S c c H s mm IQ, ig zlfgdfj PRESS CLUB ASSEMBLY October 2.4 'ffm' Ilixlory of flu' ,'lIIIl'Vit'LlII Nru xjnzjwvr Tl1e method of spreading news, i76o style .... These were the A days of the town crier and l1ere Aloseph Miller gives us .1 sample of how it was done. Eleanor Sabo .ind Miriam Lester C.lCl110IlSIl'.lIL' how eagerly the colonial citizens .lNV.lll'CLl l1is .lI'l'lV,ll to hear th. news of the day. e f 4 2 SOCIAL STUDIES ASSEN1Bl.Y February 13 Ilou' Aliens Berozfzi' LIVITILVII Sftifex Cifizwfx C.1n aliens enter the United States with Ll contagious disenss? . . . with 11 criminal record? . . . or with ideas against .1 Democixxtic government? The .mswers to these questions have been very effectively den1onstr.1ted during .1n assembly period by the Social Science Depart- ment-the combined History. Civ- ics, and Problems of Democracy Classes. .Nm14'1f.' ll.lll'lx'l.l Mgiynts. lit'I'I1.l4lll1L S.ng. fifflfllllk' Bruni. I-ill.1 Seidel. XYilh4un 31.15111-s. Mary Unger. George Scliiynitx. Slil11rl1'11g.' Inhn Nlglrgxkoxitz. Rohr rt Schwab. Iulius Kovacs. Robert Kuehler. l'ilif.llk'Il1 Cuninko. FRESHMEN DAY ASSENTBLY October to Cfvulraf Ctzlfwolir rm Paruife The seniors play host to rhe freshmen in .1 skit depicting the anticipntions of two fresh- men entering high school. Here, the lfreshies, Betty fHild41 llindlj and Bill fP.1ul Yur- vatij, are surrounded by Ll group of senior oiiicers wl1o helped to make the day ll suc- cess-Alohn McCarty, Alfred Mittl, Anna Cigler, Theresa Kluchnrich, Mary Unger, Robert XY'olf and James Bickel. 46 The etlitor of the year hook. together with three members of the art staff visit Sanders-Reinhartlt engraving es- tablishment in Allentown to learn how the plates are made for their annual. ln the above picture they are observ- ing the photographer at work, below- the Workman is demonstrating how the proofs of the Cuts are printed. Rita Bauer, Patricia Maynes, Robert Kuebler, Eleanor Sabo en iam Zn pon fe 4? Vf,..,Q, .. Fifty-four seniors made the annual trip to the Franklin Institute of Mod- ern Science and to the Fels Plane- tarium on March 19. A group is posed here before the hand-carved statue of -rr '1 F-3 :J av' 5. 2 ET 0 'J' U, F9 7-P : Q. C13 5. F? :- O 'N 1 o :u F? :r- X-1 QOH .gn of the institute. 6, gif Q Q1 4 WP' '22 3 bl 1 'PM g miilxfk. a ul Vi -if 1,93 nr . Q 5 'Q fi wr vw YT 1' 5 ' ,,,. ,, 3 T, ' , . 3 'Qu Q Jf f .' Q M f I tl-f Birds of clear sing-ing, nl is - lands Vigorosamente Kd 76 to 927 l 1 tricri- l .Jalal- 1 'ii' ' Drowsy with calms, Rap-tur-ous Up 01 1111, it I 14111 li hours! . . I it i ni' nu I I i I L . , fray:-111 1 uns L-A 1111131 ,annum 1 l .radial I -an un: I n nuv u-nun my sway - mg, Now we una wood -bins mu- - :mia their are kind! will glad - ly la la la la la 3 la la, Ia la J 2 'J J J J Q nun zum zum zum :urn 5 I ' ' la- :? 2 Inv. to Dance I4 Pwf JOHN BIRMEUN 11 U 5 11 1 gl p Um 'tMUSIC is the art of expressing thought in tone -Tfzppw. One hundred and six members of the Glee Club blended their voices in four- part harmony to render exquisite tonal pictures at the Third Annual Musicale on April 27-29 in the high school auditorium before 21 large and appreciative audience. Under the competent direction of Professor John Birmelin they delighted their hearers with four splendidly rendered selections. 1 fo hid - ing Mer - , Oh! Looks i I Ia Ia Ll Ia la la l I ' sum im sum 5 -effwlal I + fl KZ g I, W, ,- ,373 , , I ina nu - ey fauna wnn dance I xi Q , z. ,gl Ing With such mad - cap sport - 5 l I llli ! lil f ' l I .la Isla lnla :hill , ia .L J , J A x, - !'.2i5 W C W S f I zum zum sum - S. -22 In l and song. ....... ive throngsl.-. In a is in a wha I, ll 'mutt ga. f Zum , Inu. to Dance 14 eklarmong g The sweetness and power of Felix Mendelssohn was evident in the majestic chorales of But the Lord Is Mindful of His Ownf' The second composition, taken from Handel's Messiah was the solemn oratorio entitled And the Glory of the Lord. In a happier vein was Morning by Oley Speaks and the swish- ing, swirling, enticing melody of Carl von Weber, Invitation to the Dance. An added feature to this year's musical program was a solo by Theresa R. Seaman who sang a familiar Italian air, Il Baciof' SI CCHS .Harmony in P6!5 CliNTRAi- CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL is proud to add to its various other achieve- ments the work of the Verse Speaking Choir. This activity is under the super- vision of the English Department. Many benefits are derived from participation in the Choir, for the girls learn correct pronunciation and accent, well-groomed enunciation, together with Well- modulated tones and vivid interpretation. It is one door through which to enter the field of poetry. This year's choir has made its public appearance in the Christmas Choral Drama on December 19, and in the third annual Musicale on April 27-29. The program for the musicale included selections illustrating how refrain, sequence, cumulative and unison work can be used effectively with a group of forty-six voices. They were: Prayer to Our Lady, Leonard Feeney, SJ., The Gypsiesf' Anonymousg In Flanders Fieldsf' John McCrae, An Answer to Flanders Fields, Jeremy,,' Leonard Feeney, SJ., Sea Fever, John Maseielcl. S2 einlio 1 ,9l1J!I'llHll'lllCl! 6ll'lllOIlg TH11 heights of musical accomplishment were reached by our Or- chestra of forty-four musicians as they performed at the Third An- nual Nlusicale. Under the baton of Nlr. Augustine XVeinhofer. they presented variations to suit every taste. The program was opened with Grainger's Country Gardens, an old lfnglish dance tune, followed by the precise rhythm of the Priests' March from 'Athaliau' by Felix Mendelssohn. 'Tinlandia lfxcerptsu by Sibelius was powerfully rendered, while in a lighter tone were the gay, delightful Merry XY'idow Selections of Fran! Lehar. The great Pilgrims Chorus from XVagner's Tannhauser was the closing selection. A Euphonium solo, Stars of the Velyety Skyn was played by Ray- mond Ifhritz, which proved to be a fitting close to a delightful musical program. 1- ws. lv' Raj. Illllllll llirirz Iuniors, Stniurs and .XlllIlllll 1lllHj' .1 prrliett tu-nin Zim af 719411 OUR first Junior Prom, a semi-formal dance, sponsored by the Junior Class was held on Thanksgiving live in the high school auditorium. It was an innovation in Central Catholic's social functions, but since it proved to be such a huge social success, we hope to make it an annual affair. Many Alumni members used this occasion to return to their Alma Mater and to renew old acquaintances with their former classmates. The glamour and glitter of the Prom exceeded all expectations. Witli pa- triotism as the theme, the auditorium was decorated in red, white and blue streamers, intermingled with a generous sprinkling of silver stars. The programs were printed in the form of an American flag, thus helping to make it truly a star-spangledn night. Music was provided by Jan Wfeiss and his broadcasting orchestra. This eventful evening will linger long in the memory of those who attended, and all are looking forward to a bigger and better prom next year. Tm success of every affair is due in a large measure to the zealous work of the members of the committee in charge. Much credit, therefore, goes to the chair- m.1n, Mr. XY'illi.1m lfrglind and his junior associates who left nothing undone In make this affair .1 memorable one. The presence of our ehnperones has clone much to .idd grace and charm to the evenings enjoyment. kilxlfinoxis --l'11,-A! jwfnff, fwffm .' Mr. .incl Mrs. fvtorge Xunmlt. Hr, .llltl Nlrs. loxrph Xxull, Sir. .intl Hrs, W illrnn NN .iIls. Coxixlliiii--.Nnurzrf f7lzlIl!'f, fwfriui lostph lfruhwirth. XLIFIQ' hm-nlw. finorgr' Yllllill. ll-llllllrkl flltlllal. ll.llI'ltl.l Mmlus .intl Xvlllldlll l r.nn1l. CCHS N. x C C H S HDFC!! iffllflfl 1, ii-C2 -1...,,Nu if DURING the Christmas season. the Verse Speaking Choir presented its first choral drama entitled Long, Long Ago. Dressed in appropriate Biblical costumes, they told in verse the ageless story of the Annunciation, The Visitation and the Birth of Christ. This beauty of dialogue and simplicity of setting made the first choral drama at Central Catholic a memorable event. Wilzjfref megiej crlr tr r x 1 lemma 1 CH xmum Sim we llx 1 lm 1 e H1 L nnln Rehmlf nu ml Sklll ANIONG the 1ct1x1t1cs on the Calendar of mcmorlble exents, the Llghth Annuwl Nhnstrel of Noxcmber 25 26 holds 1 promment pllce Our prcmler endmcn XX as ne Cressman and olm B1tem1n kept the audlence ln 2llLS of lfmughtcr The-x were asslsted bx Rlclmrd Gaffney Ru mond Strobel, Iugcne Drlscoll Frmk Sucnanek Bernard Brennan md Paul Schiffer who presented A unique lust of lnlarlous jokes Thlrtcen sololsts iddcd thelr Charm 1nd twlent to the cxenmg 5 entertainment The mxnstrel VIS enhmcfd bx Xocal Solos and sclectlons bx 1 chorus of clghtx eight XOICLS, ull students of Central Clthollc Hlgh School I-MLGDH IN the scheme of our High School activities, athletics holds an important place. Our three major sports-Basketball, Baseball and Track- provide a sufficiently varied program in this field. All three sports are played interscholas- tically with the outstanding schools of our sec- tion. Intramural sports are offered to the student who thinks himself incapable of competing in interscholastic contests. The athletic prowess of the girls of Central Catholic is also encouraged. Although they do not engage in outside competition, their intra- mural program includes such sports as basketball, soft ball, volley ball and track. fx r KF, 45520 -if SWNE Mr Kra1wa Fclward Maxer VIFLIHIJ Dolan Iohn Rubaslxx .xdfigfzca Fr lntls Ixoolxan repltstntame of Stttxon D the un the HX X Bmmr XVl1lkl'1 thu rttuxtc for loofo Il1LH1lKl'Nl'llP xn tht X SOLIZUOH IN September of 1940 the faculty of Central Cathollc H1gh School organlzed a students Athletlc Assoc1at1on The purpose of th1s orgamzatmn we tn promote Interest among the students 1n the athletlc act1v1t1es of the school, and at the same txme to ass1st 1n the development of our athletlc program by thenr Hnanc1al support The rules are few, the dues are less, but the benehts reaped are many Any student may become a member upon payment of dues the small sum of zgc Thls entltles them to play mtramural sports, attend all VGIFSIIQV games at reduced pr1ces, together w1th a dxscount on all equlpment purchased at the Allentown Sportmg Goods store The students, themselves, regulate and SUPCFVISC the act1v1t1es of thls endeavor There are three officers a Presxdent, who IS selected from the Senlor class, a Vlce Pres1denc, chosen by h1s fellow Jumors, and a Secretary, who IS the Soph omore class s cholce John Rubaskv Edward Mayer and X7lI'glI11'1 Dolan are Presldent, XIICC Presldent and Secretary respectlvely for the year 1940-41. rganizafiond C C H S IKFIIIFQI rennm 11 tph M11 er IK tnt M1111 IH Ius1 ess ll er 111 XlI1e 1es X 1Ie1nes lIxlD1,5 1Ie1ngs 1Ie1n1,s 1Ie1n1,s 1Ie1n1.,s 1Ie1n1,e 1k n lklngs X 1Ix1n l ln I II1 I In I III Brsmrs the AthIet1e ASSOCIIIIOH there are many other groups 1n the :1thIet1e dep1rtment that dex ote the1r t1me to the coord1n1t1on and eff1c1ent oper1 t1on of the mfmy athIet1e enterpmses throughout the year One of these I5 the mm lgmg staff Thls year the or g:1n1L1t1on w1s under the d1reet1on of Bern1rd Brennan, Semor Student M1n lger, and Joseph M1IIer who lcted as Semor Bus1ness Manager Both these men had a staff of abIe ass1stants who w1II succeed them next year gadgefdaff pecan! 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However, the Green and Gold quintet closed their 1941 season with an impressive record. The varsity members who campaigned throughout the season included William Kober, a man with some varsity experience of last year-John Hank Wieder, a veritable ballhawk off the bankboard and in the back-court-Dick McGee, a free-scoring forward-Robert Schwab, a consist- ently worthy player as forward or guard, and James Bren- nan and John Bucha, two capable floormen for the Central Catholic team. Our reserve list of varsity players included such quick witted and hard playing boys as Gerald Bauer, Eugene Mc- Cafferty, Francis Frass and Raymond McCullough. The Vikings started their ambitious schedule of 25 games with no breathers in sight, for the boys were to test the prowess of schools representing eight various leagues before the season ended. Qui' gi.i!6ll 6! J Central Catholic opened its season with an impressive victory over Fleetwood Public High in the Berks County High Gym. For their second tussle, the Krajsa-coached-quintet met and defeated the highly regarded South Whitehall Trojans by a close score of 41-39 in the Little Palestra. The Vikings continued in the winning column during the next three games defeating Slatington, Emmaus and Northampton Public High Schools. The Vikings, stately ship ran into rough weather as they invaded Emmaus to play the Moravian Borough lads for the second time. When the game was over they experienced their first defeat of the season with a score of 37-24. Central Catholic guided by their able coach came back to their winning streak in defeating Lebanon Catholic and Philadelphia Roman Catholic in two successive victories. The Green and Gold quintet invaded new territory. They went to New Jersey to play Trenton Catholic High. This venture was costly, for the second loss of the season was chalked up against them. Haut r Schwab Wierlt-r Mcfii 4- Cdamlaiond As the Centralites returned to active play in their home state, they defeated East Stroudsburg State Teachers' Col- lege Freshman and Coopersburg Public High. However, the classy teamwork and sharp shooting eyes of Camden Catholic and the Liberty Boys of Bethlehem Pub- lic proved too much for our boys as they faced their third and fourth defeats. During the next six basketball games the Vikings beat Moravian Preparatory, lost to Phillipsburg Public, defeated Coopersburg Public and Tamaqua Catholic, then lost the next two games to St. Gabriels Catholic and South W'hite- hall Public. For the remaining six games of the season the Vikings found themselves and played good, fast basketball in de- feating St. Ann's Catholic of Freeland, Phillipsburg Public. Johnstown Catholic, St. james Catholic of Chester, St. Gabriel's Catholic of Hazleton and Lebanon Catholic. The most noteworthy victory of the last six games was that over Johnstown Catholic, which had won the Catholic State Championship at Xvilliamsport during the I939-I94O season. The champions had the same team back that played last year, but our Vikings defeated them by a 40-37 score. The team Hnished with the impressive record of eighteen wins and seven losses. The Vikings scored 1074 points as compared to 896 for their opponents. Richard McGee led the assault with 289 points closely followed by Bill Kober and Bobby Schwab with 177 and 172 respectively. This year's team will lose only two starting men-Bill Kober and john W'ieder. Their names will go down in tribute in the sport annals of the Viking crew. 63 1-Iii:-n , ,. 'Q 'f , I wut- 1 . . ln: 'H is 35 1 - A Q 1 -5 I -if , -If ' rg' 4 'lg Sf 'A1, mf i , z A- 1 H, - G fi ' If ' f X gh 3: 13 ' ' y ' 5 ' 55' 7' 3-7 ff HQ' j, h- , f wg:p,Qggggf:3,, ,, A an '. ' --4---V f ll? v . Q. , IQ , J' ':,, -5, N X .gf 'Q ' Y ' r Q w K , -4 Q - ' rw op 4 , ' , V. A A ,gf 5 ,,,, J, ,, Q 'fmw ff f ' . , X ' l .UK I N3 V Q 'I g G 1 D :X . L 1 V .!A. .a K ,V ' ' Ui Nh ' 81 x X ' h 7 1 Ax Q ., In 6 A X 5 ,4 yd x - ' 4' I 4' P 12 xr' K f tx -'- --1. qw- ' Q iq X K . 4, nn-rg, x E I 1-gy ,, ,I . - --Y. f , f ali 'H Q A i 4 If . Q X1 .ldilit g l , ,,.,,T 'Iliff Wfw 11 ?' my 3 BOW ,yllffa - Wura! jI'l1CL GREATER than usual was the interest displayed this spring in the track team. On April 9 when Mr. Krajsa held the inter-class meet thirty-live boys made their way to the Muhlenberg field to show their skill in dashes, distance running, and Held events. From this group of enthusiasts, the track varsity was picked. The Seniors Won the meet with a total of 32 points largely through the efforts of Robert Wolf and John Hamilton Who took four firsts and four second places respectively. The Juniors placed second with 25 points and the Sophomores third with 23 points. The outstanding point-maker for the Juniors was John Miklos who placed first in the IOO-, 220-, and 440-yard runs. This was the first time this event was staged and because of the successful results, it will be an annual affair and act as a feeder to the varsity track team. A summary of the day's events is as follows: IOO yd.-Miklos, Juniorg Hamilton, Seniorg O. jaindl, Sophomore.-Time 10.8 seconds. 220 yd.-Miklos, Juniorg Hamilton, Seniorg O. Jaindl, Sophomore.-Time 24.8 seconds. 440 yd.-Miklos, Juniorg Jerant, Sophomoreg B. Mayer, Junior.-Time 58.0 seconds. 880 yd.-Stenack, Sophomoreg Feichtel, Juniorg Fruhwirth, Junior.-Time 2.20 minutes. Mile-Koehler, Sophomoreg Maynes, Sophomoreg Stenack, Sophomore.-Time 5.05 min- utes. Shot Put-Wolf, Seniorg Tapler, Sophomoreg Henry, Junior.-Distance 38 ft. 7 in. Discus-Wolf, Seniorg Hamilton, Seniorg Koehler, Sophomore.-Distance 109 ft. 5 in. Javelin-Wolf, Seniorg Bucha, Juniorg O. Jaindl, Sophomore.-Distance 135 ft. 9 in. Broad Jump-Wolf, Senior: Hamilton, Seniorg Bucha, junior.-Distance I7 ft. 2 in. 65 GFA , sgflifbl KGJLQMHKK GIRLS, Intramural Basketball has always been a popular branch of the athletic activities at Central Catholic High School. This year was no exception, for the students witnessed the girls' teams battling valiantly for the championship. The intramural league consisted of eight teams, two representing each girls' class. The league was played in a round robin fashion, that is, each team played the other at least once. The team emerging victoriously claimed the laurels. This year the honor was captured by the team representing Section I B, cap- tained by Mary Jane Schmoyer. Mary Jane holds first scoring honors with fifty points to her creditg Catherine Walls with twenty-seven points holds second place and Patricia Maynes with sixteen, ranks third. The members of the team pictured above are: Standing: Helen Puchalla, Catherine Walls, Kathleen Wolf, Patricia Maynes, and Mary Stumpf. Kneeling: Alice Chudy, Eleanor Suppan, and Mary Jane Schmoyer, captain. Their record shows that they have won six games and lost one. 66 ara! .xgfdzeficri 5.4 M INTRAMURAL competition among the girls is not only found in basketball but also in soft ball. Soft ball seems to rank second as the favorite sport on the intra- mural schedule. The spacious gym is used for this activity since there is no avail- able field near the school. This year found the Senior Girls with the outstanding teams in the league. Hilda Fandl and Emma XValakovitz are clever at the bat. XVe have every reason to expect to find the Senior girls offering keen competition to their opponents during the last two months of the school year, and emerging as champions at the end of the season. vga, rar ALTHOUGH this athletic activity does not offer as keen a competition as basket- ball and soft ball, yet it is a favorite activity among the girls. Each class has its groups of strong teams, and it would be hard to even try to predict the outcome when they meet to compete for honors. It is not a seasonal game but is played at different intervals during the year. Besides the competitive games mentioned above, the girls at Central Catholic take part in soccer, baseball, relay and line games, apparatus Work-mats, horse, and parallel bars-goal-hi, marches, dances, calesthenics and various other activi- ties. 67 I'l1C On fke jucl' jiefc! THIS year, Central Catholic's Viking Track Team has been placed in the field of competition with five other schools in the Valley. Members for the varsity track team were selected after the inter-class meet on April 9. John Miklos, John Hamilton, Otto Jaindl, Herman Jaindl and Bern- ard Mayer have been selected for the various dash events. Our distance runners are Vincent Gerant, William Stenach, John Feichtl, Joseph Fruhwirth, Eugene Kohler, and William Maynes. Robert Wolf, captain of the team leads in field events. Joseph Henry, Walter Tapler, Richard McGee and John Bucha are also our outstanding men in this section. The first interscholastic meet on April If was a quadrangular meet with Al- lentown, Emmaus and South Whitehall. The Vikings carried away only fifteen points, but it gave them the much needed experience for future contests. In the second meet With South Whitehall on April I9 they were more successful. They placed first in five events, and garnered thirty-two points during the entire meet. Robert Wolf and John Hamilton are the only seniors who will be lost to the track team. The greatest blow will be the loss of Captain W'olf, who has been a consistent point getter in all the events. 1 TRACK SCHEDULE April is Vikings, limmaus, Allentown, South VVhitt-hall-'quailrangular meet April lj lnrcr-class inccl April ig-Vikings vs. South Wliitcliall May Vikings vs. lfmmgius May 7 Vikings vs. Ngizam-Ili May 27 Vikings vs. Slatington 68 gaaeda On fde gadedaf .ibiamon THE Vikings began their second year of campaigning in interscholastic baseball competition with a team of hustling ball players. The infield positions of the team are played by Edward Snopek, Eugene Mc- Cafferty, William Marks and John Hamilton. Walter Werner, Dick McGee and Bernard Fuchs are the utility infielders. Our big man behind the plate is John Bucha. The outfield is patrolled by Julius Schwab, Robert Schwab and Alfred Mittl who was chosen captain of the team this year. The sole utility outfielder is Walter Pummer. john Rubasky, Raymond McCullough and Gerald Bauer are the men of our able mound staff. Graduation will take away three men, infielder John Hamilton, outfielder Alfred Mittl and Viking stellar mound ace John Rubasky. All have contributed in their roles to Central Catholic High's victories. However, it is encouraging that their places can be Hlled by up and coming underclassmen. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April . Vikings 1 Northampton io . away April . Vikings 2 South Whitehall in away April . Vikings 5 Emmaus 2 home April . Vikings 5 Slatington 2 home April . Vikings 3 Northampton 7 home May . Vikings Whitehall home May . Vikings Coplay away May . Vikings South Whitehall home May . Vikings Nazareth home May . Vikings Emmaus away May . Vikings Nazareth away May . 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