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

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36 Uhr Mmtnr which gave St Ignatius the most cox eted game of rts schedule To say Tom was a hero IS puttmg lt m1'dly He was carrred off the fre d on the shoulders of hrs enthusrastrc team nrates who left nothing undone to show hrm gratitude Truly Father Dolan Was proud of Tom s success He grasped the brg fellow s hand as he came from the contest Tom he sard It was won der ful a man has a chance like that rn a lrfetrme and then to thrnk rt was my boy that came through But Tom bov don t let rt turn your head for there are brgger things before you Keep that brg frame ever strong as rt rs to day keep that head clear from evrl rnfluences and youll clrmb to higher honors and Tom he sard with a farnt susprcron of huskrness rn hrs vorce remember trs God who grves you the strength you have and don t forget that lrttle pr ax er I fir st taught you Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Chost 'Iom replied Oh dont worry Father I guess I can handle my own affairs Prrde and success had turned Brg cheer rng crowd awartrng the hero outside the gymnasium When at last Tom emerged he was taken rn hand bv some of the sportsmen who had witnessed the game bundled rnto a wartrng car and rushed away to the city to be feasted by worldly admirers The meal was bountrful and many toasts were drunk Alas' Brg Tom with all hrs physical strength had not the mor al courage to refuse to par trcrpate The Wlne going to hrs head caused hrm to drrnk lrquor and the hero of a few hours ago had become beastly rntorcrcated Remorse' Shame' Drsgracel Tom drd not return to the scene of hrs triumph but left the crty under cover of the nrght knowing lrttle and carrng less what should be hrs destrnatron Wrthout friends without money and wrthout ambrtron he wandered from town to town through the Middle West dorng odd robs at times to earn sufhcrent to keep body and soul together havrng put out of hrs mmd St Ignatius Father Dolan and even God' It was early spring The leas es were bursting forth rn response to the warm sunshine and the brrds were twrtterrng rn the branches A man rn tattered clothrng lay face upward beneath an ancient oak splaches of warm raindrops patter ed upon hrs face He opened hrs eyes and lav rnert lrstenrng to the 103, ous chatter of spr mg . . , v , ' . . . . , 1 1 1 9 , ' 7 1 ll 79 ' KK v - , , ' 7 V 3 . . . . , . ' 9 . 4 1 ,, . . . . . . . . ! 9 K ' ca 9 ' ' , s 3 v . ' 1 y . 14 7 . , . v ' ' . 7 , as v ' as 9 , ,, , D 1 r . , , ' as ' , gr - Tom's head. Ringing his hand, Father Dolan slipped away among the s . , . . . ' I S 7 ' - s. ' , Cl ' F! ' ' 1 y ' ' . . . , . v i . , . . ' ! u 'L 1 s 5 u , 7 ' 7 . 7 . 1 .

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UHF illlmtnr The Clluirvtvh qblflzll ID you CXQI see an auto lace such as was gnen on the thiee cornered twenty mlle track at Ford Clty along the Cadlllas river eighty miles north of Columb1a F01 months the race had been talked about by the promoters who were former racers themselves and knew the game from the start to the finlsh The Motor Dome Assocla tion with Parenthesls Prlce as Manager and Straight Llne Green as asslstant were the main promoteis while Wrlght and Bader had httle to 'Rav w1th no one listening Th1s composed a quartet who had world Wlde leputatlon of fleeclng the patrons and knocking off the drivers The only two men they hlred were Speedy Rogers and Sklnny Fayad who could circle the twenty mlle fence every ten mmutes on foot and these we1e employed to keep the youngsters out and were allowed to witness the race D1 OV1dQd they would not loot for any pa1t1cula1 car For weeks the drlvers could be seen tunlng up every part and WIFE of the1r cars unt1l as Comet Aughenbaugh stated They were all the plnk of perfectlon The race was due to start at 9 41 o clock on Feb 29th and several days before the race promoters announced that they had sold all the tlck ets except those of Sheep Skln Lambert and Copenhagen Rokoskl who had galned a monoply on the first two rows and were selhng them at five tlmes the price At one oclock all the drlvers and their mechanics were on hand eagerly awa1t1ng the slgnal to start Before the race the ladies were placlng all kmds of confidence in Hlgglns green car that had Just come out of Mlcheal Angelo Butler s palnt shop Hlg xx as accompamed by mechanlc Mah Jongg Slmbeck who refused to race but finally consented provlded H1gg1nS would keep his eyes on the track especlally when he passed the grandstand The people 1n section No 2 vs ere pullmg strong for Casper Relnsel and h1S mechanic Beezer in the unspotted Buttercup Special Those on east Slde of the bleachers were placlng the1r bets on Comet providlng that Kelly was the mechanic and had the seat securly attached to the floor boards so that he would be sure of not blOVSlDg out The maiorlty of those 1n the maln sectlon were strong tor Tornado Johnson and his skilled mechanic Lightning Hull who had to in eal one of Comic Hackett s latest patent head gears to keep h1s head vs ell balanced i ' , 1 uf ' b 4 V v Q H ' v , . . , , Y - ,. . . ' ' Cl ' ' ,Y 66 ' ' Y, . . 1 I . . . 9 L . Cl ,U H ' ar ' ' 9 V . , . , . ' 1 ' ' ll 7, K6 7 ' ' ,Y , 7 ..4. . ll ' 77 KK 5, ' I . . , . . . . I. . . U ' ' U . ' i is ' H 7 ' KC ' YY 7 ' ' 66 Y, ' 1 ' . , , . . . v . H ,, . . A ' ' ' I li ' 57 it ' 77 ' ' if ,Y ' ' ' 1 V. . . ' I4 ' 77 ' ' ff 77 ' ' - 44 ' ' I , , U ' H ! ' r