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

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kbhr iilrutur out and play among the othe1 guls Tell me mole of QOLIISCAT sald NIa11an and Ann Uilltllllltll All I can lemembel IS hung Wlth Aunt Julle and Uncle Dan ln Chlcago unt1l uncle dled and then Aunt lnought me to New Yo1k She dled hele about two months ago and smce then I haxe wo1ked 1n the faCto15 Hexe she sand as she chew of mx own mothel Was she not lJ93.LltllLll and she handed the locket to Maman Ann' Nlauan streamed That IS mx mothel s pxctule It cant be LOUIS But It IS she Sald and hele on the othel slde IS the plcture of nn fathel and agam she opened 'Q lt fo1 the fughtened Maman who eued and 1tS Daddy Surely Ann xou ale my SlStQ1 Syb1l my dalllng slster whom we untll th1s day beheved to be quletly sleeplng lll that llttle glawe at Cxeenglenn After 5 ou we1e taken dealest we tound a llttle bods 1n the lake at East Glooxe whlch we laid to lest Thls shotk was the cause of Mothels death Qoon attel she was bU116d beslde the l1ttle one Nluuel who had heald the story blewestu -Xttel seeing, the lotk et the plctules and then Swbll he knew that h1S chlld had been ltSlIOlQCl to h1m Th tnk God he Lllid as he em lnated hls daughtel It wasnt ou1 Swbll whom we tound and buued lNla1g,a1etNI Rensel 23 I l Emulatzon If xou w ant an edutatxon Just tome to oul sthool Hele we have no wasted tlme Studx IS ou1 1ule See the Class of twtntx TOUI Jollw puplls we Stuwmg hald to follow attu Nlneteen tw ents thx ee X141 x Spleue 21 -, 45 ' , 75 , ,' sc ' n , . , . , 44 Y , ' , as ' is , , , , 1 ' H ' ' . . , ., . . ' l 1 1 ,, w , , u . , . . N X . . . I V 4, Q . . s 4 1 r 1 V. . . I . , . .xi . ' ' v ' Y U Q v v . Y ' 1 Alm ' ' s . . i, . ' Y N . . ., . . 7 Y Y w ' 1 v 1. A N ivy, L v ' Y, KK , 1, ' , 1 , v . , l . 1. A ' x v ' ' Out 3 little locket, nib the D1CtU19 ran out and f1LllCkly sent tor Mr. .7 .. 'L n ,'x 'xx' x'. A ' 'sux' f m f , - ' ry , . . c X V -,- . ' 4: nr ,' , ,Y x K6 - - ' Y ,v ' , H A r , 19 ,I ,- t D 4 as C v x y A X - Y . H .. ., . H 1 . . , T ca - - n ' sm , , 'H a l ' , v J' ' 1 .7 - A -1 7 ' 3 LQ! 5 'I . v v , 14 ' , Y 1 V Y . , A Vx s' ' 'v .Y ' 5 1. Y- i ' I - xl' Av' 1 r tux. I I v ' 1 y 4 W , ' .

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Uhr fiimtnr ASQFD tlaffic 1n front of the open C31 bl ought It to a protestmg stop Othel cars drlftlng 1n behlnd shut off retreat and soon the lalge l1mous1ne of Rlchald Brevsester calrvlng 1tS slx d1nne1 and theatre guests found ltself completely blocked by other cars bl ought also to a standstlll Mu1mers wele now heald from each m vaxvmg tones of res1gna tlon and dlscontent The latter sentlment Ql11X1Y6d 1n the languld lv petulant VOICE of Mar1an Brew ster sole ldol and pet of he1 father remnant of decent manners I have e Henry go and see what IS wxong Well laughed he1 frlend lVIur 1el Morley Want to get out and walk? It s your party but never mlnd he1e comes Henry Well what IS It she sald Pardon mlss but a young glrl was struck by a car and they are taklng her to the hosp1tal At that moment a partlng was made 1n the crowd and two men passed carrymg the unfortunate g1rl to the ambulance Murlel who happened to be near the wlndow caught a gl1mpse of the glrl s face and then turned to Mar1an and sald You could pass for that g1rl's slster Thank you Sald Mar1an laugh lngly I certamly would llke a seamstress for a slster Wouldn t yl It be fun 7 Howevel the pleasure of the exenlng was dampened by what had occured In the course of the week the gn ls met agam Meru suppose we go to see that poor chlld to morrow Sald Murxel I am sure she won t have a soul there to see he1 and she must be te111bly lone some All rlght anythlng to please you At exactly four the next after noon Murlel appealed leady for the tr1p In her arms carrled a hugh bou quet of roses I am sure these Wlll brlghten her up a llttle They arr1ved at the hosp1tal and were soon ushered lnto a small whlte loom On a bed close by lay the small form of the 1nval1d Mu11el came at once to her Slde and saxd I am Murlel Morley and thls IS my chum Mar1an Brewes ter We have come to cheer you up The llttle sufferer smlled her pleasure but she was unable to speak A couple of weeks elapsed and each day the glrls came to see Ann Mannermg as she was called Soon the three came to be great fr1ends But Ann was partlcularly dlawn to Maman One day she Sald MISS Brewster I often wlshed I had a slster and I should 11ke her to be llke you You know I never had a playmate when I was young It seemed that aunt was always watchmg me and never let me go CCS 1913, 1 ' ' ' 77 1 L J n , . 1 , ' , , . Q 1 n 0 . ' . . ' . ' . ' 44 . . . -wr, a Q 1 1 . ' - 7 'I ' 4 ' , H - ' H Y ,, . ' ' 'Q 1 1. - ' ' ar 1 I 1 . , A v. . H . . V ' v - - u I . . n . L 1 7 Y - t 4 - . Q 1 A r Q ' , . , I hate to be late. It's the only l ft. - H . . . ,, ac ' ' , as . . ' y za ra , ' J ' ' , ' ll 1 , , . . as . as 1 ' 'l ' 1 . . 1 Yin , ca u - ' as ' H ' - 9 1 ' . av - - CC ' ' n x a - ' an .. . 7 . , l . , ' Q - I . . , - 1 ' - as - ' a . U . - , ar , i - ' n cc rr ' ' 9 x ' - . H . . ,, , - 19 u v ' I . ,

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Uhr illllmtur A Llttle Child Shall Lead Them WAS a b1tte1 cold w1nte1 s nlght The wlnd was blow mg fiercely and some of the ma1n streets we1e 1n total darkness Many a famlly gatheled alound the file place and enjoy ed lts walmth and 1n thelr hearts thanked God that they had such plotectlon from the bltter cold and stlnglng vnnd outdools On one of the dalkest streets a ve1y follorn rather aged man was t1amp1ng along blttelness 1n h1s healt wxth no thought of the good God above who IS ever w1ll1ng to lend a helplng hand m all ou1 sor rows and t11als Thls man was thlnkmg of days gone by The cold penetrated h1S th1n clothmg but bemg used to all klnds of weather he plodded along muttex 1ng at and cu1s1ng h1s fate and h1s God To thlnk that he should be he1e tonlght when once he had been so happy wlth a sweet llttle W1f8 and babe He plctured thelr co7y home IH a small town 1n where he was a prosperous fisher man Just at that moment a telr 1ble gust of wind almost swept h1m off hlS feet If only I had some place to spend the nlght he thought Suddenly the hght came on and he percelved a barn a short dlstance from hlm and resolved 1f p0SS1bl8 to spend the nlght 1n It He found the door aJar and openmg It a space large enough for hls body to pass through he went 1n Havlng no matches or llght of any kmd about hls person he felt around wlth hls hand untll lt came IH con tact vs 1th somethmg soft xx h1ch he found to be a blanket He law down never once uttex 1ng a pray CI of thankfulness and was soon fast asleep When he awoke he found a l1ttle glrl of about three years watchlng hlm wonder and amazement 1n he1 eyes What IS youl name M1ster man? she mqun ed 1n he1 ch1ld1sh VOICQ The s1ght of th1s ch1ld made a lump come to hls throat He sat up and lubbed h1S eyes contlnulng to stare and never an swermg her questlon There was somethlng 1n that face that voice What could It bel Is you hungly MlSt91 man for lf you ale I wlll get you somethlng to eat she contmued He noticed for the first tlme the r1ch texture of the chlld s apparel Whele am I he sa1d as 1f talk lng to hlmself I don t know MlStCT man I don t know your name But I knows you are a poor man and muvver sa1d for me to be always klnd to poor mans Wont you come and see my muvvel '7 She IS so good and has teached me to pray I say prayers for muvver and Daddy and for muvvers Daddy who I never seen vet Muvver sa1d 1f I pray and we all pray God w1ll brmg hlm to us The man gasped at the chllds talk Could It be he thought but no' no' God couldn t be so good to h1m now when he had deserted H1m IH earller X eals Hls thoughts we1e 1nter1 upted bs a sweet vo1ce calllng Dorothy I Dorothy deal V U ' ' 77 0 . ' . ., Q. 1 , .. - . ' s 5 u 1 - . . , - Y . . ' v . Y . A . . , U . 1 . 1 ,, . .N . H . . . . Y. 4 . . , . . . . . 7 1 . . 1 N a . ' r , - . . . . 9 ' , . . . . . if . ' . v . . ' '. 7 as - ' 4 9 ' ' i . . , 1 l . 7 - - sc , n - - - a y ' 1 il 44 9 ' r v - 7 7 , . . . . , - 9 as . ' ' s - 77 y - ' 9 . . , , , y Y . . . . . . , , ry v . - , Y I ' Y 7 . . , Y . . . . . - - - Y 1 - V. . V . . - i y - v U Y 44 , ,77