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

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Lfhr HI:-ntnr Up llalm uf Htlylltrns HE people of Amerlca more to dav than ey er IH 1ts h1sto1y are back mg athletlc movements It IS because they realize that mental and phy slcal development go hand ln hand Hou many a youth mtellectually equlpped began hfe and falled He had leal ned many a lesson but one and a yery lmportant one he neglected namely his physlcal tramlng He fOl got that fd.llLlI'9 may be caused bv lack of physl cal energy and stlength But there IS another lmportant reason for the Amerlcan people g'1VlHg' so much tlme to these sports It 19 because athletlcs ale morally clean The play ers arc not out for l6Ill1ITl9l3.tl0Il They play the game slmply for the loye of the game and for the benefits d91lV9d from physlcal tramlng It IS therefore obv1ous that athletlts should be encouraged for the xmportant part lt plays ln the lI'3.ll1lI1g' of youth They find thelr Justlfi catlon IH the yyolds of the famous Juyenal yy ho pleads for a sound mmd m a sound body John Green 26 S QI 4'l S llfuutlmll Gull! Llttle wonder we weren t beat We scarcely knew the word defeat For Leo was the captam true The Johnson blothexs were there too xvlth Pxstner as thelr center small Who knocked opponents sholt and tall Rokoskl capped the golden crown For a famous dash and a good touch down McNally and Green at then' best Plungmg tast to w1n the test Kelly and Schalk d1d share ahke Flghtlng w1th um and all then mlght Then Hlggllln and cy en othel guald Went after the enemv mlghty hard NS 1th Cochran blaye and all the rest You d know at once our teams the best And P1 ICQ managed all Grace NI Harrxs 94 1- ' 33 ft . , Q S f K X ' rv ' - v ' ' ' -v . 1 U , U .. Y . Y . Y Y Y v ' . 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 . . . ' .. Y ' , . U . V ,- . . . . u N . . Q 7 . . . . L v 1, . - . ' I y v 1 1' 1 ' , A . . 1 .hi 1 1 ' . . v . V .. . . . , ' ' v-w 1 v . - ' ' . . K ! , . , A. I ,Q ' Kit f-so .av X QW' - 1 1 Y 1 Y . 1 - 1 W - . . , . 4 1 1 V I . , 1 . . . v. .Q . ' ' 1, J. .v . . . L , . 1 7' , 1 v 1 , 1 . . . 1- I ' 1 A. , ....

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Uhr tltlvntnr Jntrruitaxu f EXT to the worshlp of the lfather of us all the deepest and grand est of human emotlons is the love of our native land In all centur IGS and cllmes lt has llved and defied all attempts to crush It It dylng luster on a thousand fields on whlch lt has battled It IS easy to be patr1ot1c m tlmes of peace and ln the sunny hours of prosperitv but lt lS war wlth 1tS attendant perlls that tests our pat11o tlSm There are stlll too many people ln God s Wlde world who imagine that patrlotlsm conslsts 1n maklng stupendous boasts Of course many of us prlde ourselves IH the fact that America IS the unchallenged Goliath of the financlal world that from a heaxy debtor natlon of 1914 she has emerged the greatest CI'8dltO1 natlon of the world s hlstory If the world IS to learn patrlotlsm from the Umted States and lf other nations are to be taught by It 1n all matters that tend to prolong their national llfe we must then be patrxots of the purest sort The na tlons of the old world have found out the fallacles of thelr false patrlotlsm but they made no haste to replace It by someth1ng better They know some thmg of our h1gh 1deals and Splflt but what they know IS but a shadow of the reallty If other nations are to learn thls fully then lt behooves us to go forth and promu gate the doctrme of true loxe of country Patrlotlsm l1ke every other vlrtue should be based on the Golden Rule Every transactlon should bear 1ts lmpress and unless It do s we fall fal sholt of true patllotism If Amerlca welghed every forelgn transact1on 1n thls balance what lessons It would teach' Would not Amel lca be the 11111291 slty of the world P Adalene Ryan 24 32 y O 0 al ullreathes there n man with soul so dead, Who never to himsel has said, This is my own, my native land? ' 1 y - has ornamented the earth with its monuments and has shown un- - 7 ll - . . , . . . ' J . E 7 . Y . 4 . , . ! 9 Y l ' ' 7 I ' Y . H . . . . 3 . . 1 . f . . . I Y . 1. . y H. , , 1 , .

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Ulu Mminr ,Her 4 omg Ilan HE telephone rang lmperatlvely and Bab hastened to answer It Im qulte sule that IS for me she sohloqulzed for Bab was very popular m he1 set 1n consequence of whlch the Moran s telephone rang frequently She was correct 1n her Judgment for on taklng the recelver the clear eager volce of Reggle Rey nolds came to her eals I say Bab wouldn t you l1ke to motor out to the Country Club wlth us thls mormng for a lound of golf? Id love that but 1tS qulte lmposslble thls mormng Reggle mother IS dyelng Your mothers dymg mterrupted the exasperated Reggle nuf i-ed I ll go and get Dad thlg verv mmute But Reggie you don t understand broke 1n Bab My dear young lady I understand perfectly Ill be over dlrectly Good by That stupld stupid Reggie he never would allow anyone to explam He always acts on hls own concluslons sald Bab The next thought that GHIQI ed he1 pretty head was the IIHDFGQSIOII she yvould make on Reggle IH that bedraggled dress for hadn t he sald he d be rlght over at that very moment she heard Reggle s roadster at the door and a few seconds later Reggle hlmself bounded up the veranda steps followed by h1s father D1 Reynolds an emlnent surgeon I had to drag Dad away from the C IHIC explamed Reggle but he was qulte w1ll1ng to come when he found youl Mother requlred h1s SQFVICEQ Yes qulte w1ll1ng Miss Moran but I tl ust lt IS not as se11ous as vou supposed Pe1 haps I can be of some asslstance sald Dr Reynolds and he added Where IS our pat1ent I am very sorry you were thus unneccessarlly troubled Dr Rey nolds but that lmpulslve son of yours wouldn t allow me to explaln Mother IS dyelng but she lS 1n perfect health and Im sure shell appreclate the humor of thls explamed Bab who at thls polnt was mterrupted by a burst of good natured laughter from Dr Reynolds At the same tlme Mrs Moran appeared on the scene her hands stalned wlth dye by whlch she was renovatlng one of Bab s last year s sport SUIIS The explanat1on of this ludrlcous sltuatlon caused much amusement for all except Reggle who was hlmself the v1ct1m of h1s lmpulslveness 1n thls case He soon forgot h1s embassassment 1n the dehghtful company ot Bab who finally prey a1led on hlm to lemam and ald her m the al durous task of dyelng and whlle she txed an apron around him he won from her a plomlse not to breathe a word of lt to any of the crowd We VS0llCl6l lf Bah could keep such a plomlse Leona J McDonald 24 34 fl' ' O -1 9 x- 9 H , . 1 . . ,, . . . ' 9 L '- 1 . 1 . , , . , . 1 . . 1 ' ' , , sa H U 9 I 1. my I . i! ,, , . , . . . . . ,, . 7 9 V IK I I YY ll ! ' 9! ' ' ll 3 ' 7 , 1 - - n u - 1 , 77 ' 3 Y 7 ' cc 1 - , 7 7 7 Y - Y? ,, . . . . 7 . 1 . ,, 1 . . . . , . . 1 r , - x - 7 Y ' She had not time to ponder longer on her personal appearance for Y . , , I 9 7 ' , 7 ' sc , . , . 3. . ,, . . H . . . 1 1 1 , ,, ' ' ' 77 K4 ' ' ' Y! K- 1 v . 6, 1 . . 1. 1 , . 1 . 1 ' !7 ' Ki ' -- 9 - v 9 ' 7! gg ' !! - , . sc ' ' Y ' . . . . , , . ! , ,, , .1 . . ! Y 1 1 . . 1 . Q y 9 ' 7 9 1 7 . ' 3 1 x ' ' ' ' lf . 7 . , .