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

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wh: Mrntnr 'lhe commerclal students were greatly benefited bv the pulchase oi an Addlng Machme and Dupllcator Many pleaslng programs were glVEll bv the dlfferent grades from the H1gh School down to the Pflmaly The Buslness men donated a large flag to each of the Schools ot Du Bols St Catherlne s belng presented by Mr Martln Leo McCa1l1an gave a short address of thanks We enjoyed many VlS1tS of Fathers Macken O Connell and Semmd lnger Among the many other vlsltors were Messrs R106 Allen Mack Humphreys Mart1n Gleason Releham Carns Drulland Stunkard and four members of the KIWHIIIQ Club the Messrs Sprankle Martln Korb and Broadbent Slsters Carmellta Henrletta and Josephlne the Mlsses Preston Roblnson and the followmg members of the Alumn1 Momca G11 lon Angela Egan Hugh Gallagher Roger Shalala and Hubert Courtney We were also honored bv a VlSlt from Father Wehrle the Super1ntendent of the Schools of the Erle Dlocese and Mother Borgla Mother Superlor of the Slsters of Mercy Our School year has been a xery happy one except for one sorrow the departure of Father Semlndlnger who IS now pastor at Comfer St Catherlne s extends to h1m thelr best wlshes for h1s success and welcomes h1S successor Father Costella We hope he may be happy Wlth us I may have omltted a few unxmportant d9t31lS but I thlnk I have re lated enough to have you know that th1s year has been a very lmportant one 1n the hlstory of St Cathel 1ne s Alumm I must say I have enjoyed your account of the doings of St Catherine s and I take back what I sald about not hearlng anythlng of lmportance for I now thmk some very lmportant thlngs have taken place and only hope that IH the future the successlve classes wxll keep up the reputatlon of Oul School as well as It has been th1s year 0.. Sentara The Senlor Class of 24 For twelve long years have worked To gam the honors of next June No duty have they shlrked Each one has very nobly proved Hls strength to do each task That l1es before hmm ln thls llfe As long as lt may last Marguerlte Pyne 24 68 r as 1 ' - 1 1 K . . . . . ,, as ' . ' - w Y - - , S7 as ' , - . . , . . . , . . . 11 as ' ' ' 1 - , - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . K 1 1 1 1. . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . 1 7 ' , 11 - sc 7 1 1 , . . . , . . . . J ' ' 11 , . . H . . . . .- , .. . Q. , ,, . , . . . ' 7 1 . . . . - , - - 11 ' Q ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 , .

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0457 S SCR-WS QTES An Alumm comlng unexpectedly upon a Freshle to make him feel greener by saylng VN hat have you been dolng up at St Catherme s thls vear'7 We haven t heard a thlng about the dear old place You haven t mqulred the Freshle IH great surprlse Well you to thmk about St Catherme s welcomed us back on September 4th 1923 and you may be sure we were all eagel to 1etu1 n to The Llttle Red School House The courses of the Freshmen and Sophomores were changed to meet the new and modern system lntroduced by Father Wehrle It has proved to be a benefit to all concerned In an endeavor to atone for the fallure of the DFGVIOUS year the Athletlc Assoclatxon was re orgamzed w1th the enthuslasm not only of the students but also the Alumm and the busmess men A card party was held ln October for the benefit of th1s cause and proved to be a successful affaxr fNaturally when the Semors were therel We are glad that Santa Clause comes m wmter as we found we needed a rest and so enjoyed the two weeks xacatlon awarded us at Chrxst mas Alumm You dont mean It lTh1nk1ng the Freshxe need to rest his tonguel I6 Q aff -fs 'N-f A CT , n H ' cc 7 ' ' 1 ' i , ' 71 ll Y YP ' ' ' ' 'Y 7 ' Y must have been sleeping or away. Just listen and I'll give you something . ' y ' ' ' 6 ' Y 7 , . . . . . H ' p . . , - . . . Y , . I Q , Y l n CC Y! ' ' I . 7 . . v !! '-YH Y ' !! ' ' ' Tl

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Uhr Mnttnr Sanur Heins While looking ovez some old books and magazines in June 1934 I happened to see a Mentor bearing the date 1924 I laid all other things aside and quickly read it from cover to cover as this was the book pub lished by my class the famous class of 24 I enjoyed the following as they were at last but not least happy times spent at St Catherlne s by the Class of 24 The Class of 24 was the sh1n1ng light of St Catherlne s during the term 23 24 Retuining to school in September as d1g1n1fied Seniors we received all honor and respect from the lower classes During the year we have certainly missed two of our former class mates Andrew Gleason who departed for Johnstown the latter part of last year and Mary Speice who left for Erie in the early part of October We miss them especially in the class room and only hope that in the near future they may be with us once mole before we leave St Catherine s The first thing of importance was the literary we held to entertain the Juniors Needless to say it was excellent A short time later we followed a populal custom but 1nstead of Ladies Night we held Mothei s Day A very pleasing program was given to our Mothers after which they viewed the High School Nothing exciting or thrilling happened until our annual fudge party which was held ln the I ab None of us suffered as a result of the candy as Jo busied herself analyzing the ingredients We are kind enough to give the Juniors some candy tafter we had all we wantedj and then invited them to dance They accepted the invitation and we enioyed ourselves as pianist Soon again vse proved the Seniors are loyal entertainers by holding a St Pat11ck s piogram fol the Sth glade lin eu one seemed to be awaie ot the fact Seniors have the preference and at different mteixals we were entertained the most lmportant being the literaries given by the J uniors 7th and 8th grades Of course it IS generally known the success of foot ball was due to the Seniors The Captain and two stars going from oui class And talking of foot ball the Senior guls enteitained the squad at a very enloy able party The boys declare they never had such eats We believe it as that s Just one of the many things we are noted for A cake walk was held and the delicious cake was mon by Lawrence Schalk and Francis Higgins they were very generous and shared it with the rest of us The class held a cake sale the day befoie Th3IlkSg1W ing at which a xeiy good sum was realized CCake baking is another of our specialtlesl We are lookmg forward to the Reception in June wlth gi eat enthus iasm we know fl om experience the Juniols are first class entertainers The Senior Class extends their sincere sympathy to PIEIIICIS Kelly on the death ot his Fathei 69 O . I A ' . I 7 ! C6 Y! ' I 4 . . . v , - . 7 - , . . - 9 . . , 7 Y ' 7 , . . . . , . , -1, . . . - H . . . . H Y . Y n , 1 Q , . . D Q . , , . . , . 1, . . ' ' C6 77 I n only Seniors and Juniors can, thanks to Marguerite who is a first-class Q' 7 1 - - W y - y w Q ' - SK ' , !! T ' ' , v Q, . Q a n 1 4 Y 9 u 1 r . Y O Q ' . ' Y . I ac n ' ' . . , , . . , V Y . . ' Y . - ' ' 1 - w 1 ' s ' V ww ' ' v 1- '