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

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QIISI IBdllEI!IlKIlRFif Elllartma illllark Died August 6th 1021 We we missed sou dear smce vou hawe gone To a home more dear than this Where happiness and beautv dwell And reigns eternal bliss Your happv face and cheerv smile We ve missed these mans vears But memory ex er bids us see Your vision through our tears And sorrv we that we must part From Joys of childhood davs To cheer LN Oll Olll' WRVS But you have reached the goal dear one For which each race is run And we thy classmates walt the time When heaw en s reward weve won Pauline Allen 24 QTIHI' JI A Gileaann In the death of Mr J A Gleason on March 30th 1924 St Catherine s lost one of its staunch supporters St Cather me s parish one of its most edlfylng members and DuBois one of its most hlghlv respected citizens How truly did this man of God exemplify ln his life that prlnclple that the nearer one is to God the more good he can do for his country Mr Gleason IS no more but his noble life shall lne in the memory of those he left behind We find ourselves repeating those well known words of Moore You may break you may scatter the vase if you will B t the scent of the roses will cling round it still t74l of I 5 , I u 7 , ' , ' v ' . 9 . 9 ' ,D , 0 u V 9 5 Without your bright and pleasant words Y 9 ' 9 I I D . 1 , v , v , v v . ' is . . . 6 . . . , , . , . H . Q 9 . ' 3 0 v . 66 ' ' u . . . . ,,

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Eh: Qllmiur 51 2 BZIIEU The dalsy tho a httle flow r To us It means a lot It guldes the class of 24 Each tlme ltS ald IS sought Thls tmy l1ttle modest flow r Wxth petals of pure whlte To xt we look for guidance To us xt lends a lxght A tender flower It seems to be Tho not to us who knowt well It has the power of urgmg on That only we can tell For when we fall It crles Go on We hope that by thls llttle flower Well gain a stronger wlll Rxta Mack o Seldom can the healt be lonely If lt seeks a loneller Stlll Self forgettlng seeklng only Empty cups of love to fill Twxll not be a fxultless labor Overcome all 1ll mth good Try to understand your nelghbor And youll ln turn be understood In thls world where all 18 lonely One grasps for a whlle a cheer Let thls be your motto only Practlce It flom year to year Genet 1eve Maloney 25 C9 h ' 99 -t, -9 . , . , u , , l . . . , . I v 1 , l ' ' ' ll 77 7 ! And urges higher stillg , . . ' , '24 S - . y . , . '. V. , 7 . , , . ' , 1 P 1' 7 1

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'T ffxx 9' .15 if K' XX CCILKMANXN R 30110113 la lumm N June 1923 the Annual Alumn1 Banquet was held at Hotel DuBo1s A very able comm1ttee was ln charge and a splendld program was enjoyed by those loyal Alumn1 D1 esent A short buslness meetlng followed the banquet at WhlCh Francls Mclnerney was selected as toastmaster for the 1924 banquet and the followlng officers were elected Presldent Hugh Gallagher Vlce Pres1dent John Rodgers 119350181 John Anderson Secretaq Kenneth McMahon Plans are now under way for the commg banquet and It IS to be hoped that the wozk that IS goxng IHIO these plans wxll be repald by 10076 attendance Thomas Allen 12 13 practlclng law ln Phlladelphla where he as estabhshed a law office Emma Plstner 22 has entered trammg as a nurse 1n the Slsters of Charlty Hospltal ln Buffalo Kathryn Hewett '23 IS employed as bookkeeper at J1mandals' F1 ancls Mclneznev lb attending Alfred College, where he IS studying Ceramlcs C751 . A' 7 'FU O O O AM i V 255. 'O A I fr ' ff EL , n 1'