Central Catholic High School - Katholikon Yearbook (DuBois, PA)

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AI-MIL HAWK ---9 -F F f-74 L llk Q P Z GN n PG yf 9: lie Wy I -rug Exchange T was evenlng and I sat lookmg out my Wm dow the shadows of eve were falllng The large whlte clouds tlnted Wlth blue roll ed over the sky Now and then I notlced stars appearlng Havlng Mentor work on my mlnd each of these stars seemed In some way to represent one of the Exchanges of We welcome Exchanges from other schools and hope they appre clate our comments as we appre Clate thelr cr1t1cIsms Flrst The Chpper DUBOIS Pa We recelved your school ma gavme and wlsh to express ou1 congratulatlon on vour Exchange Department as well as your Edx touals It IS a very good paper We feel we can make no c11tIc1sms We wlsh to contlnue to tl ade w1th you The Flambeau Sandy Hlgh We wlsh to cong1atu'ate you on youl A No 1 book you put out fox June 1992 The fine work In each department shows that you have unusual talent In vour school We hope to hear flom you agaln Varslty News D6tlO1t MlCh Igan IS an exceptlonally good book Q36 We appreelate It very much especl ally the plan for your new College We wIsh you the greatest of suc cess and hope It w1ll be flnlshed In tlme for some of us to attend Call agam D1ck1nsonUn1on W1lllamSpOFt Pa IS a very Interestlng book to be sure Your hterary department IS forget to 11st us among your Ex changes IH the future MHTIOH Fall Rlver Mass an attractlve book throughout Your Joke department IS very com mendable Come agam Setoman Seton H111 College Greensburg Pa IS an up to the mlnute paper Let us make one cr1t1c1sm Where IS your Llterary Department? We hope you W1ll contlnue to Exchange w1th us Santamarlan St Marys Col lege Hallfax Nova Scotla It IW almost beyond our power to des Cllbe the cley erness of YOUI paper Your cover deslgn IS very good We shall be glad to trade w1th you agaln Agatha B Lynch 23 Exchange Ed1toI ' a , , U1 . - : - . - 5-P . W . ' I ' ' ' G ,ll - . - . , 511 ' : l . 5- X - l . fp . ' - f E. .w ' 1 5' ' 'I ' ' b ' l ' m I , 'A ' x . I . m . My xx -an I Q . 55- . , fffffj, lg N Y -I ri ' I i e . D' I ' xl, rn - ' N 4 ' 0 I ' , X 'I I . '3 gd fx Z ,v- U . a a , gff f ' XL Q . l 4 . ,X . . n , ws. . I . . . . I . I Q I I I f IG: . o ' V' . A ' l i ' 2 ' : : 5 - - . A My . ' . 35 ' . I ' II - 9 - . . . ' - . - cb y . ' . w - -3 ' L I . , . : rn . I C+ ' . 1 , - 4 E . : rn . ' D g - . , sw : ' . I 4 . . ' , Q . - , U1 - ' - . rn . - rn - . . , . I - I F ' 0 ' C7 . , O ' ' I-In 5, 4 ' . . I ' ' I Q I - cn I rv- - . I - I'

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wh: mentor Development of Wzll Power NOWLEDGE IS power po- tentlal will IS power ap plled To know IS lmpor tant but to act ln accord ance Wlth what we know IS more lmportant The fact IS that a man IS what h1S pol1t1cal hablts are hence the necesslty of g1y1ng the tralnlng of the w1ll a p1 omlnent place m our educatlon Nobody can secure strength of w1ll slmply by slttmg down and No one can develop w1ll power over nlght It comes to us l1ke strength to the body slowly and gradually as the result To have a strong wlll one must start at an early age to strengthen th1s power for As the tWlg IS bent the tree 1I1CllTl6S From th1s we see that 1f a person endeavors to curb h1s unruly de slres all dur1ng h1s school llfe he wlshlng It of exerclse w1ll be able to reslst almost every temptatlon on the other hand the person who gratlfles h1s every wlsh ln youth w1ll not ln manhood act consclentlously He w1ll be led by the crowd The strengthenmg of w1ll be comes more practlcable dur1ng the Lenten season A person who IS thlrsty and delays 1n taklng a drmk of water or who denles hlmself publlc amusements dur1ng thls season has strengthened h1S w1ll power to a great extent He wlll then do these llttle acts not only dur1ng the Lenten season but w1ll make a practlce of them eyely day of h1s l1fe The ten commandments envolve splendld CXQFCISQ of the w1ll as they make speclal demand on that power every day Those who keep these are mdeed strong of w1ll I dare do all that may become a man who dares do more IS none will mean beth hlmself Joseph Plazza 23 Presence of Mmd HAT constltutes Presence of M1nd The envlable quallty whlch we call p1 es ence of m1nd IS alertness ln respondmg effectlvely to dlfficult sltuatlons What would many people not glve to galn thls pre sence of m1nd'7 The man who has presence of m1nd IS admlred and honored because of h1s ab1l1ty to master all dlflicult proposltlons It means a Fapldlty 1n dec1s1on alert ness ln Judgment and a short per lod for the response Presence of m1nd 1mpl1es a knowledge of many subjects To really galn plesence of m1nd IS to haye self possesslon Many people wlth a good range of knowledge have not acquned self possess1on and therefore cannot present thelr vlews Debatmg publlc speakxng foot ball basket ball and tennis all re qulre the physical quallty of pre sence of m1nd The world has changed from what lt used to be and men should be better tralned to take the1r parts Thus llttle tots beg1nn1ng school up to the pupll of the hlghest grades are be mg taught to speak freely and clearlv before an audlence Th1S 3ldS 1n obtalnlng self DOSSGSSIOU Hxgh School educatlon glves the knowledge of sltuatlons and con dltxons the combxnatlon IS a rare and preclous one Angellne Paolettl 23 35 3 . . - . . l . 5 ' ' - . . - 3 . I - . . . ' . ' . , . . ' 64 . . . . . ,, , . l . . . ,, ' , S 4 a 1 . . ,, l ! Y - - ' more for those than it did for Mac- ' 9 , ' . . . . , ! '33 fi? 1 . . q l . 3 . .n , - . . , - n Q e 3 . . . , . . . , - , ' 1 1 , - . 2 . . ' . u ' ' v . 7 u ' . I Q . . V - . . 5 I ' ' , 1 . , t I

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Uhr Hirntnr S Green be the tuxf above thce Pucnd of ou1 better days None knew thee but to love thee N01 named thee but to plalse LMOST a year has elapsed smce there passed flom our mldst one whom none knew but to love none named but to pralse I 1efe1 to Geolge Shupenlus who was gradu ated Wlth hOH01Q flom St Cather 1ne s IH 1919 To glV9 an account of hlS death IS not my purpose but only to pay a personal trlbute to one of the noblest box s that ever graced St Cathel 1ne s lanks George SHUDGIIIUS was great 1n everv respect H e s t o 0 d fol evelvthmg that meant for nobxhty a n d Tlght H 1 s s t r e n g t h of wlll h1s lndust rs and persev erance were al most s u p e r human Nex er was he known to uttel an un l kllld wold of the absent He was ex 61 leady Halleck to defend even an opponent H had a very great respect for su pellors and for all that represented authorlty and law The yea1 followlng hls gradua tlon he spent at Georgetown The fOll0XVlIlg two years he spent at St Bonavantules havmg entered the semlnary thele at the opening of the second year Words fall to descrlbe the 1oy wlth VVh1Ch the dear lad entered upon h1s new career He possessed an undelstandlng healt hence he appleclated to the utmost the call to a rehglous voca tlon but God s ways are not ours Scarcely had thlS voung dlSC1pl8 found the Vlney ald when the Masters XOICG called hlm to par take of the Heavenly Banquet All we can explaln IS Wonderful are the ways of God' Blessed be HIS Ho 3 Wlll A Fr1end s,.n.:n s,,'n,' n 1 n. ':. nnliflgx 1 ls , 1 x 1.4, Q v Y A V , v . A . . 'va Y e . '. Y ' i Q W I ' ' - .L . . - . . , . . . ' ' Y ' , , Y r ' , v If Q . .' 1 . , ' . y. . . V . u v v 1 ' , . . , s L - . I , 7 v . ' Y- K - I . . . ' V ' - cc ' , , - , v . . as , , n v . . A ' - as v ' . 1 . , yr . y 1 . HY u .f v . .