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

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wht fiimtnr Senzor News D0 Thy Duty Come What May The helght of our glory has been leached DIGNIFIED SEBIORS The Semol gnls entertalned then boy class mates wlth a SIX cou1 se d1nner gly en at the St James Hotel We were honored bv the p1 esence of Rey M J Macken The class 23 tendered Paul McHugh a su1p1 ISE bnthday pal tv It was a leal party and not a make behey e A del1c1ous luncheon was ser ved as all Senlols haye On Feb 27 we V919 1ny xted to the Slxth glade Longfellow L1f6ldlX The manner Ill del1ye1y showed that thelr teachex spent many houls IH the preparatlon It proy ed to be a yerv successful affan We hope that the good wo1k w1ll contlnue The Senlor class had the pleasule of helpmg Hubelt Boots Rlddle celebrate h1s natal day by a party at h1s home All reported a fine time The bovs of ou1 class organlzed one of the most popular and most POWERFUL clubs of the school The H 2 SO 4 Pete Rellly the comedxan of the class may be seen wearmg a broad smile Can anyone guess why 'V We can All oy er the a111val of a baby brother Named the Semor Kld Margal et A Rogers one of our class mates left fol Tltusvllle to j0lIl the Slstels of B161 cy Hel presence 19 greatly mlssed but she has chosen the noblest of all vocatlons One of the pleasant ey ents durmg the school term was a candy maklng experlment 1n YVl'11Cl'1 both glrls and bovs paltlclpated CThe glrls maklng It and the boys eatlng lt, The quallty was wondel ful and the quantlty enormous The Senlors were the honored guests at two hterarles gn en by the Elghth grade They yyele also pleasantly enteltamed wlth a debate and llterary by Thelr S1ster Class the Sophomores There are many leasons vyhv We llke to be SBHIOIS One IS that we are tendered the respect of the other classes by recelvlng compllmentary t1Ck6tS and 1nv1tat1ons to yallous affalrs We take thls opportunlty to thank them and wlsh them the same success when they are Semors The Prlmary has shown the1r appreclatlon of thls class as we have been the partlclpants of seyeral of the11 entextalnments Thls certalnly speaks well of the SQHIOIS to be Durmg the chemlstly p9llOCl Malgaret Rensel was asked What effect sulphurlc ac1d had on the z1nc the reply was Why It makes It skmny .. , - 61 cc - ra as , , T , H V . v f 1 . ' ' . . , . U i n K . 1 v - ' ' , . l Y 1 Y ' 1 , 1 1' . 1 y 1 5 - o . . v . f - ' v f X ' ' , e 1 - , cc ' , as 7 1 - ' V' ' - ff ' .. . v H 1 ' ' v 1 v A y ' . .K ' I l ' T . 0 sa ' H . ' , as 97 - l Y v I 1 ' I - - V T sc ay . , especlally XNlth regard to the eats. 1 l 1 U v H , . , . sc vs - , ' , f , 7 7 V ' v Y v 1 1, il ' ' 71 . - y , y . l 1 Y 1 1 1 1 V ' I Y ' . ' ' K ., s v - v ' y ' 44 - as y , ' ' ' , ' v v 1 1 V 1 . . ' . ' . . Y U - - H Y , Y ' as ' , av - N . , ' li ' 77 H , ,, . . . . as ' , rr ' D 1 v 1. 1 V It V A . - - - u Y xc , - - Y ., Y A ' 7 !!

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0tC,S ATI. .l.-LS-L C73 !'-er Cvmlgmfnlgzr Qemifli School Notes Septembel 3 1922 was a grand and glorlous day fol deal old St Cathermes fO1 on that day she began her th11ty thlrd yea1 of t1a1n1ng and educatmg young people to take thelr places 1n the busy l1fe of thls world It was a gl eat day for both the old and the new students For the old puplls because they vs e1e HIIXIOUS to see thelr new teachels and former classmates and renew old acquamtances and for the new thls day marked the beglnnmg of a new exa one they w1ll never forget They came haldly knowmg what to expect but a1c now very glad they ale students of St Catherlne s School Durlng the telm the school was VlS1t9d by the Rev Fathels Macken MOF1aF1ty O Connel W1e1sb1nsk1 and Kearns The puplls take exe1c1ses to the mstluctxons on the V1Ct10l3 glven by Walter Camp Numerous l1te1ar1es were g1ven by the dlfferent classes All proved to be very successful Ex en the tmy tots 1n the Pumary Class showed thelr ablhty m performmg IH publ1c Several tlmes thls year the puplls were called fx om then studles by the sound of the Fne Cong The Old Clock at the top of the stalrs IS stlll tlCklllg and stretches forth 1tS hands to Late Comels Durmg the Chllstmas yacatlon the 1nter1or of the school was remodel ed the walls VNQ16 pamted and the woodwork valmshed The ty pew11t1ng room was equlpped wlth two new typevultels These come 1n handy to the JUHIOIS especlally when uslng the Hunt Sy stem The Hlgh School msh to extend thelr sy mpathy to Nlaryor 16 Rensel on the death of her brothel LeRoy to Blace Kennan on the death of her Father and Malgal et Rogels on the death of her Mothel C60 e ! . . 0' ,7 , v ' , U' Y -lu no v r - ' 7 1 v '1 ' 1 1 ' ' v . ' 7 . 1 1 ' v y 1 ' ' 1 x 1 . . . c L, . . v Q . 4 , . ' , , .1 1 . ' 1 1 . . 1 . . . , . , . . , . Q . . 1 r K - . ' . . 4 . . 1 . V 1 . . 1. Y . . Y . 7 1 A .. . L ,, 'Q ' I . . . . . . 1 I ' sc , n ' 4' Y . I . I 1 1 V ' . ' I , . y 1- . Y . - yu. 1 A . ' , ' 1 . .' ' U v H ., . U. . . v. r . 7 . Q, . . I . . v . ,Y , .

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Ehr tlvntnr Iumor Jottmgs Year 192 23 Tlme September to June Place Junlor Classroom Characters Slsters and JUHIOTS UST one mole year and vse wlll attaln the dream of our school l1fe Semols Wlth a class of twenty four and fifteen taklng a Classlcal Course IS a record to be D1 oud of USED the second yeal as a classroom the Laboratoly It proves a pleasant though crowded loom and every Junlor IS almlng to carry out the sax mg Grm and bear It EFDLESS to say that we appreclated the entertamments g1ven for us by the tollowmg classes Sub Freshman Slxth Grade and Prlmary N Febxuary a Pre Lenten party was held by the class and the candy made over the Bunsen Burners was emoyed by all We hope to 1m UR class was sorry to lose one of 1ts most popular members Fat Rlddle who was obllged to leave on accout of 111 health We wonder 1f the money matters of the class caused our Treasurer s breakdown' The 1dea of possesslng too much class money would not hkely cause It but maybe the lack of It mlght be one of the reasons ECEPTIONS gn en by any Junlor Class of St Catherlne s are always successful but the class of 24 hopes to excell all others 1n thls l1ne of entertalnment AUGHT at the end of the thlrd qual ter Many Junlors who had not acqulred nlnety per cent as an average m thelr vauous lessons were obllged to take the exams ITERARIES conducted each week by Father Morlarlty are hlghly en 1oyed by the members of the class We all hope some day to be ex cellent speakers S the Mentor comes forth from the press It IS to be hoped the Junlors w1ll be sat1sfled wxth the bequests of the Senlors Last W1ll AD Indeed are the Jumors when they thmk of losmg Andrew Gleason the Class Pres1dent who expects to move to Johnstown 1n the near future SEIZE the opportunlty the Class Motto IS carrled out ln all the under taklngs of the Class of 1924 62 T 2-' '. .. N y ,. . . - M . H i ,. R V- . . U 1 T Y' U ' ' 99 v 7 ' N I M . . . My . . y - , . . t .. . y - prove on our first attempt. ' K6 !9 0 ' , . . Y , . , . . . R ' ' ' ' , . . . ! Q' , 1 66 !7 ' ' A . . . . . , , a 9 , 7 . ,, . . , 9 7 '