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

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LLlpr QIHPIIIIII' Out of the ffilll tu ll gnls 111 ou1 dass onlx me haxe lLIIll1lILCl IDIITIUIIL to the Cldlb fo1 bobbtd hall Ge1ald1ne Mu1phx Ilwabeth Hewett Cathe1111e Boxle Plla I'a1en71 and mx self I th1nk haxlng the11 han' bobbed has been a gl eat LOHSOIHIIOH to S1ste1 QIIICQ the Bobbed Han Imrlgade as vse Call then1 IS usuallx on t1me novs But llIt9I'1L1DtQd BI31 19 VS hat dld I tell xou befo1e I sta1ted'7 I ll tell sou eveuthmg 1f xou 11 111 glue me t1me Aftel the p81fQ,CllX VkO!IClGIl'llI basketball team we had last X931 ou1 box s dld nt ex en Ol gdlllZ9 thlg X Cdl And dnl xou hea1 that Helen Gleason IS gomg to Johnstown next X931 'W o11 t we mlss he1 exalted I betome Wt ale ant1e1pat1ng a veu lovelx t1n1c. Oh Mane' I haxe so much mo1e to tell xou The SGIIIOIS VSQIC gomg to haxe a Abbot Rosetown Thls IS uhele I change t1a1ns Help me Mane Please hand me that bag O PO1f61 1ust a 1111111116 Help me out please Good bx Ma11e I 11 vsute 1eal soon a11d But VlFg1Hl3 caught on he1 a1m and mth magavlnes books eta 0a111ed 1n a xeu p1eca11ous DOSIUOII was be1ng lushed out by the porter Hel last sentence was left 111 llllfl an '23 F23 CICCTO Ou1 Class IS fond of Geomet1y And also 'I11g011omet15, Home er the sub1eCt that s 1ust so Is know II to all as CICGIO beeause 11 he11 we 1ee1te so Hne The pe1 10d seems shortened t1me And thus the class of 24 Is famous T01 lts CILQFO Nlan Ham IS 24 H X - , , ' Q ' . . 4 1 1 Y v , Y , . , , ' , ' , x w'f'Ax ' 1 .': ' ' 1 xv, C'4: .yvx v Q , A I 1 -7 . ' I 1 H 7 I I 1 I It 1 . u 3 - an , ' , ' ,H H 'Y ' . .' 7 U 7 ' v . L . , ,, ' ' , - ' ? .1 . . Y. . ,, - ' t . 1 v ' I v 0 1 I . ' 1 0 ' v Q 'Q l v v 1 Y I vj I w 1 97 U . ' - ' . 1 - The mme I th1nk of the Sophomo1e-Sen1o1 bleakfast the mo1e 1 ,. I 1 1, 'l' 1 ' -Y v ' 277 H .' v . v ' . , . 1 l J 1' 1 1 I -- 1 ' H - s 9 . ' - Y .' v . rv . , . V , --. 7 4 '7 7 '! 1-' ' v .v Q .' ' ' v ' 1 v A . , . y 'ul ny. 3 v 7 ' w ' I ' . P . ' ' v V . ' 1 ,, K , V . .' K V , 1 1 7 4 s lk Y w 1 I 1 .i K , s J 4 1' 7 L , ,

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Uhr ilrntnr Sophomore Cyosszp Clang' clang' sounded the bell and the train glided from the St3.tlOl1 Slowly at first but graduallv gaining speed until there remained to the observers ey e but a falnt trall of smoke ln the dlstance I wish I had some one to talk to Sald V1rg1n1a Harris an all day Journey and no one to converse with but myself Well It can t be helped she concluded wlth a Slgh Having arranged her luggage to her l1k1ng she picked up a book and began to read Suddenly a pair of arms was thrown around her and she turned to behold her old schoolmate Marle Carrier After the usual preliminary ejucalatlons embraces and questions the girls settled down to as V1Fg'lHl3. called It An honest to goodness talk But V1rg1n1a said Marie reproachfully none of the glrls have written to me lately consequently I know nothing of what has taken place during the past school year in the good old Sophomore Class This was exactly the opening that Vlfglnla deslred Well if you ll promise not to interrupt me even once Ill tell you everything that has happened since September Marie acqulced cheerfully and V1rg1n1a at once began the tale Well lets see whats first Oh yes' We organlzed our Literary wonderful' Im certam that there IS more real talent 1n our room than in any other in S C H S We ve had two debates and would you belleve It the negatlve side won each time Whlle speaking about our Llterary Society I d llke to tell you but I won t have time about the unexpected ability displayed by every member of our twenty five in the art of slnglng elocutlon and musical aptness But I m afrald that there won t be time enough for detalls I suppose you know that Tommy Vallely resigned his position as Secretary It IS now being capably filled by the newly elected Secretary Kathryn Kelly One of the greatest events 1n our School year was the bazaar held by the K of C IH November The Sophomore Class as usual stepped to the front and ably supervised the candx booth for two nlghts Oh what a wonderful time we had' Marie forgettmg her promlse Sald Didnt you have any part1es Indeed we did Why two weeks after school began we had a weiner roast at Mlldred Swack s Then we had a party at Genevleve Maloney s and one at Gleason s Even the boy s surprlsed us by havmg two parties one at Patrlck Johnson s and one at George Shugart s But to tell the truth Marie these were but prellmlnarles to the real thlng a double party at the Murphx home in honor of Geraldine and Mlldred Mar1or1e Rensel later in the 5831 staged a large affalr Oh' dont fear we ve had enough parties I 63 Y ' . r . . ' ,, . ,, . . . . . 7 9 ' ' 7 71 4 1 u . , n n , 9 . . . . , , . . . . . . ,, ,, ! ! ' K6 ' ' ' D! ' ' Y! ' . ! '1 9 ' ' I7 . . . . . . ,, . , ' n . . , . ! ll 7 9 ' ' 7 9 r ' ' Society and decided to have meetmgs every Friday. Marie, it's simply , . . . . . . , Y . . . . . , 7 v ' . , . , . a n u , , n a I ' 1 , . , . , . . , . . . . , , r . ' ' ' ' ' as ' 9 v ' n 7 7 ' ll ' ' . . , Y . , , V . . V . ' v ' ! ! , ., . . . . i . . ,H . 0 ' ', , - 1 l v '

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whv illimtnr 65 Freshman News Refuslng to be consldel ed greenles m any sense of the wolld the 61 st xeal Hlgh began 1tS 1n1t1al 5ea1 ln room nme by electlng John Green as worthy Presldent Geolge Hlce Vlce presldent Secretary Jlm Butler and T1 easurer Tom PFICQ The modern Hlgh school mlss turns Delllah but lnstead of cuttlng the locks of the opposlte sew: bobs hel own The latest addltlon to the ranks of the bobbed are Blanche Aughenbaugh and Eva Fltzpatrlck Whlle not to be outdone 1n modern wavs sevel al of our gallant youths adopt Harold glasses Those who are gazlng thlough these wlnd shlelds The Freshman class supported a fine Basket Ball team th1s year Its record was one of the best of any team 1n YVestern Pennsylvama Many partles were held at varlous homes dur1ng the year Whlle none of these were class pa1t1es 1n the true sense of the Wold the entlre class was represented at one tlme or another and much fun was enloyed by all present Johnstown w1ll be the gamer when the Gleason famllv leave us 1n the summer The first year class part1cularly reglets th1s departure as we loose our shlnlng hght Bobbv Sex eral members of the class have been s1ck at one tlme or another durlng the school months but we are glad to say that they are wlth us now Whlle not of starthng 1mpo1 tance has taken place 1n ou1 fi1 st year yet gl eat thmgs may be expected of our class at least we thlnk so We end the year w1th a vote of thanks to our lnstructors for thelr asslstance and sy mpathetlc co operatlon Y Y Another Thought Speak not to me Of comlng Sprlng For skles so blue Warm b1 eezes too And b11ds that slng T IS Sprlng sweet Sprlng Can whlsper too Exams I brlng SUZAIN NE K SULLIVAN . . Q ,, . ,, . V g 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 , 1 Uv T n 1v . 1 . , V ' v G I ' 9 Y Q . ,, . ,, . . . 1 ' ca ra , ' - A I . 1 'U K, , 4: ,' - ' sy now are: Joe Johnson, Barney Beezer, and Bob Gleason. 1 Y 1 . u . . ' V . 7 . ! v ' , , . 9 I Q 1 . V u - . L 1' . , I I . . . y ,, ,. . . ,, ! 7 KK ' ll