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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1962 volume:

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To illustrate what these words mean to us, we, the first graduates of Central Catholic High School, present ...... 1 TI-IE KATHOLIKON-a Greek derivative meaning catholic or universal-was chosen as the name of this publication because the prin- ciples, the standards and the ideals of Central Catholic High School, based on Catholic thought and influenced by Catholic culture, rellect the universality of Christian Teaching. O O R PA TOR Seated: Rev. Piatkowski, Msgr. Gooder, Msgr. Urbonus Standing: Rev. Cronin, Rev. Dugan, Rev. Nowakowski, Rev. Reilly Rev. Ernest McIntyre Father Ernest McIntyre, who replaced Father Cronin as pastor of St. Tobias Church in Brockway, also shares in the dedication of THE KATHCJLIKON. 4 DEDIC TIO Responding with zealous alacrity to Archbishop Can- nonis request that better educational opportunities be pro- vided for the children of the Erie Diocese, the pastors of the DuBois area, under the leadership of Monsignor Paul Cooder, erected Central Catholic High School, a structure beautiful in design, yet functional in operation. The impact of the realization that We, the Class of ,62, are the first graduates of the first school built in accordance with Archbishop Gannonis Master Plan of Education, moves us to express with mixed sentiments of pride and humility our gratitude for the exceptional educational and spiritual oppor- tunities afforded us. As a small token of our appreciation, We humbly and gratefully dedicate to you, Monsignor Michael I. Urbonas, Monsignor Paul Gooder, Father john Piatkowski, Father John Cronin, Father Raymond Dugan, Father Anthony N owakow- ski and Father Robert Reilly, our pastors and our spiritual guides, this volume of THE KATHOLIKON 5 WE TEACH YOU HIS TRUTHS AND DIRECT YUU IN HIS WAY Q ' 5' 2 62 Q D d r d t tl t t fy th O they H t d t d tl Infin t d t p tl T tl X FATHER ROBERT J. REILLY Headmaster ffffdf MRS. JOSEPH BARCHONY Secretary SISTER MIRIAM Assistant Principal I FATHER EDWARD AMICUCCI MRS. ANTHONY ASTORI, R.N SISTER MARY CHRISTIAN SISTER MARY CLEMENTINE FATHER ROBERT T. DEMPSEY SISTER MARY KEVIN I ,7n.6f A Q1 MR. FREDERICK F. LUKEHART SISTER MARY LUCILLE 10 Weill' FATHER ANTHONY I. NOVVAKOVVSKI SISTER MARY REBECCA .A MR. JOSEPH M. PISONI SISTER MARY TIMOTHY TX7EI LEAVE YQIJII SPIE. I..'flTfl2. IIIIYCE C3fS.IlI-Ig 2. OQESSU5- P Oc 4 5:5 37 kr 57 1 PO 62 United in the company of Christ, on- compassed by our loyalties to one another, we advance in the true learn ing which never ends. SENIOR MARY MARGARET BEBLOFFA St. Catherine Parish Brilliance of mind, Brilliance of personality, Remarkable poise. DAVID LEE BEHBINGER St. Catherine Parish A flashing smile, Humor with ll difference, Deep concern for others. MARK DAVID BOBAL St. Mary Parish A realistic attitude, Quick-witted conversation Unseliish enthusiasm. 14 JEAN ANN BORRELLI St. Catherine Parish Laughing brown eyes, A wealth of smiles, A host of friends. CHERYL DIANNE BOGACKI St. Mary Parish A carefree manner, Sincere enthusiasm, Spontaneous wit. CHRISTOPHER BOTAMER St. Catherine Parish Independent thought, ' A jovial personaliLy,.' , I Combines sense u cl nonsense I 1 i 'VY 1 J xx' fif 15 CATHLEEN MARIE COP-BET St. Catherine Parish Soft-spoken and well-spoken, Spirited and scholarly, Radintes warmth. MARIA ELAINE CANTON St. Mary Parish Petite and priceless, A cheerful heart Always smiling. PHYLLIS ELEANOR COUSINS St. Joseph Parish Generous with time and self A shy charm . . . Unpretentious hiendliness. 16 DANIEL JOHN DURKIN St. Catherine Parish A spirit that inspires, Continuous good will, Boundlcss resources. RAYMOND JOSEPH De RALPH St. Mary Parish A friendly disposition, Refuses to be nlshed, A calm, easy nrlnner. QWMXEWW fffjwgyg . I gjiffiw DELORES MARIE GHEZZI St. Mary Parish Expressive green eyes, A magnetic charm, A friendly disposition. 17 MARY EUGENIA GREEN St. Catherine Parish Carefree and fun-loving, A magnitude of interests, An understanding heart. 1 W dj P MARGARET JOHNS St. Catherine Parish Straightfoxward and natural, An active spirit, Loves life and laughter. RAYMOND EUGENE KENNELLEY St. Catherine Parish Animated conversationalist, An adaptable disposition, Loyal and enthusiastic. 18 LAVVRENCE RAYMOND McCALLION St. Michael Parish Gay-tempered and impulsive, A carefree personality, Views life with optimism. DAVID ROBERT MINNS M DOLORES ANNE LYONS Mary Parish A charming individuality, Firmness of purpose, Deep and enthusiastic warmth. M . Unrufiled composure, pb St. Catherine Palish J. A generous nature, V v Individual and independent. U f . W A 1 .., .,' X. .. DAVID ALLEN INIOULTHROP St. Catherine Parish Never hurrics, never worries A spirit of adventure, Enjoys people and places. r Q1 lllf , l V t , .QM V . . f f KATHLEEN IOSEPHINE PYNE St. Catherine Parish Excellence in scholarship, Kindness of heart, Sincere personality. ROSANNE ELIZABETH PYNE St. Catherine Parish Delicate und clemure, A light heart . . . Sincere personality. 20 PHYLLIS ANN BAHALLA St. Catheline Parish An individual humor, Sincere friendliness, Capable and confident. EDWARD PAUL BAFFERTY Assumption Parish Enthusiasm and unselfishncss An impish smile . . . A youthful spirit. JOHN JOSEPH SI-IARKEY St. Catherine Parish A capable leader, Diligent and persevering, An understanding listener. 21 GERARD EDWVARD SIEBZECA St. Michael Parish A conscientious worker, A quiet fI'iCIllZllll16SS, Racliates sincerity. CHARLES ALBERT SHEETS St. Bemard Parish Reliable and resourceful, An alert and orderly mind, Many lasting friendships. MAURICE EDGAR SIMMONS St. Catherine Paris u XX An even te Quick Hashes yv I fl 'N NND 1 nt, X9- Di pl? wg ' lfiffw is in 3? ffgs' ifsifi ROSEMARY THERESA WALKO St. Joseph Parish ' An inquiring mind, A pleasing smile- Practical and optimistic. DONNA JEAN SOBCZAK St. Catherine Parish A gay spirit, A generous nature, Accepts life as it is. JAMES PATRICK WVALTON St. Catherine Parish Mischievous blue eyes, A ready smile . .. A frank and friendly attitude X A' Vtkk-X4 fi X .wiv , X, 23 SE IOR OFFICER The class officers, Marin Canton, secretary, Dave Behringer, treasurer, luck Sllarkey, president and Katy jo Pync, vice president, lcd the Seniors through a happy and successful school year. The Senior year brings many problems and moments of indccision . But with such able advisors as Sr. Mary Kevin and Fr. Robert Reilly, We learned to meet these situations with confi- dence and fortitude. 24 ASS of 962 Seniors watch the mad chemistsl' produce colorless, oclorless, and tasteless gases. Tuesday moming, again-Jean Borrelli presents her weekly admit. Phyllis Ralmlla isnlt really a rniser. She,s just interested in raising money for the Senior Class. Who's the wise guy? Moulthroup asks, but Minns, Sierzega, and Rafferty deny doing any skulduggery. You have to use the sine, 'Walton and Simmons try to convince skeptical Dan Durkin. Sheets consoles Rosanne as Dr. Dugan needles her. IFS just Pepsi -Fatller Reilly assures the students. Dolores Lyons cuts her farewell cake Staff photographer, Dave Behringer, shoots another Peggy Johns and Rosemary XV2llli0, the Senior altar girls, do their weekly charge. one for thc year book. Chris is really listening, not sleeping, as Sister Mary Kevin draws his at- tention to an English paper. Cathy Corbet and Ray Konnelley try to get to the bottom of things on Sister's desk. 27 According to Buck, he is discussing the of the last meeting with Secretary Maria Canton. 111i11lltCS Larry McCallion and Ray Delialph learn the ropes for class presentations. Dolores Ghezzi and Cheryl Bogacki admire the new Cardinal jackets. Mark did it, again. No one except Sister Mary Kevin seems concemed about his burned hand. Phyllis Cousins and Donna Sobczak make use of the new business machines in the typing room. Katy jo, Mary, and Genie practice smiling as they set off for Brockway to solicit yearbook patrons. The Seniors hold n jam sessionv in Room 202 be- fore leaving school. WE GROW IN AGE, IN GRACE, AND IN WISDOM 30 462 Q A OC CF 2 dill? Lal- S Know . i -'0 vip 5 , O UNDERCLASSES 31 LA SS of 963 President Mike McClure, treasurer Betty Ann Fremer, vice-president Jim Lyons and secretary Bonnie Gula plan and ably execute many of the activities of the Class of '63, Father Dempsey and Sister Mary Rebecca, spiritual advisor and moderator of the Jun- ior Class, pause to discuss a common in- terest, music. Every Monday and Tliursclay finds the Junior chemists hard at work in the new laboratory, 32 The juniors beat out an English class. , I 1 The results of the test cant be too Jic because Sister Rebecca looks pleased with her junior proteges. Here's your sucker for the clayn- Sister Clementine says to Mike Adams and Cary Drayer. l ' t' t Juniors sing along with Niziol Father Dempsey pauses in the Q nys occupu ion 0 pose for the photographer. 33 joe Bolam Dan Campanini Iohn Caruso Julia Check john Cozen Mary Jane Delaney Amy Hergenrother Sam Kirk Joe Korb jim Lyons Marty Lyons Betsy McClure Mike Adams Bob Baranauskas Iacquie Beegle Gary Drayer Leah Ford Betty Ann Paul Fustini Jack Grinnen Bonnie C-uh Ron Miskavich Marilyn Moore Tmn Niziol Nancy Norris Carol Novitsky Mary O'Donnell rg Donna Snplizio Rose Suplizio Bill Van Tinc Bob Yancey Bill Zuvatsky Mike McClure Mary jean Miknis Bernie Minns Patty Oven Dan Palaclino Joanne Peterson Dan Potash Carol Prontock Jackie Steeble CLASS of 964 john Baka Phyllis Balonick Thomas Biss 36 The sophomore class officers, Tom jones, vice-president, Robert Fer- raraccio, president, Joanne Stefanelli, secretary, and John Castonguay, treasurer, check the best way to oh- tain money and creclitn for their fellow classmen. Father Amicucci, Sister Christian and Sister Miriam make momentous cle- cisions regarding their charges, the sophomores. X .XX ' X X Q xx ,X X K .M A -1 'i Q xl X 131 .h . ry X' . x 7. i 'V rs xx, V . x f . .,l a -4. s... A , 1 3 six A I l i,f i ,A X.. . X , . 'X Vw L r ll Av Patty Camuso john Castonguay Dick Castonguay Denny Clark Marsha Cunningham Betty Delaney Bob Ferraraccio Paula Fragle Darlene Gluczyk Don Criflitli jim Grinnen Deanne Crzebinski Marcia Bojalad Michael Boyle Paul Burt Xl A I If Q1 Wi ,A lp 44 Al Di Gilarmo Tom Doksa George Downer 61 V774 an l fforethy Drum 7 Linda Eckert jim Elias Vickie Harriger Tom Jones john Kot Dick Kocher Bill Kolash Frank Kosiba Frank Marino Frances McCallion Diane McClure Carol Moyer Paul Paruso Carmen Parziale john Gula Billie Haley Mary Hassan l 55595211 ff Kathy Kunkle Sharon Labosky Patty Leon Q David Levendusky 6 Grace Liscianclro Carol Malewicz K Y f A ,rjlflwal QU H I l . 4 , J J. T T 'I Evelyn Pasierb l Cary Patton 3 Bill Phillips -.nz .,,.,, ,J ,, !,M1,,,,.c 1, A 4 ' A, , inf. Maureen Pyne Eleanor Quinn Tom Rafferty Tom Reay Carol Reed Judy Scheetz T W .XX '. + DL, W W 59X O ' kr k Nancy Torrell Gary Troyan Steve Volpe Paul VVeaver Anne Marie WVeilacher Loren Y'Vo0cls Patty Sclmmiclt Carol Skraba Joanne Stefanelli John Taylor Susie Thompson Mike Tile NK 51 The sophomore boys clean ups' dur- ing thc lunch hour. FatherKAmicucci advises and Mike Boyle consents' during 21 guidance interview. I Dun Griflith, Frank Marino, Bob Drum, and Bill Kolash look happy as they leave the ivy halls. I only stopped to talk a 1HlI1Llt6,,, Deanna explains to Mrs. Barchony. Sister Miriam checks tests with some of hcr sophomores. Look, mom, no hands! The biology students exelaim over Freddie. Steve Volpe smiles as the sophomore girls fight over his picture. You're on your own, Sister Christian says to her geometry students, Carol Reed and Frank Kosiba. LASS of 96 The freshmen succumbed to feminine leadership by choosing four capable girls to serve as class officers. Seated Cleft to rightl: Cathy Mancini, secre- taryg Barbara Gutowski, presidentg Barbara Yakulis, vice-presidentg Mary Ann Metalonis, treasurer. Barbara Adams Larry Alanskas 'X john Anclerlonis Mitchell Ashear johzmna Baka Sister Lucille and Sister Timothy discuss some class activities with Father Nowakowski, the spiritual advisor of the Freshmen. Bill Becm Bill Beers Tom Berry Peggy Bogacki Sheila Boyle Dianne Briggs Beverly Drayer joe Drayer Dan Drum Bob Drum Shane Egan Iim Engle Mary jo Barber Vic Baruffalo David Bcegle Annette Bures Mary Calclerone Jim Delaney Mary Anne Delaney Robert Delaney Bob Dietrich I Angie F ioravauti Arnie Forudori Larry Foradori Larry Forcl Sally I0 Frederica Peggy Frick Peggy Hill Joe Hockman Marilyn Howutt Jim Huclock Jim Kalgren Janet Kalinowski Dave Faudie jeff Feldman Helen Marie Fermrnccio Kathy Fusco Mary Galluzzi Leo Gillis Barb Gutoski Charles Hanner Connie Hazuda Dorothy Karesky Steve Klender Maureen Kozminski iathy Lockitski John Lyons Roy Maloney W ilnthy Mancini N Art Manfroni 4 Jim Marrmdo Marcia Krul Connie Kulbntsky Bill Kunkle Nancy Lavery Marion Leon Karen Lepionku Patty Marchiori joe Markievich Paula Mnrkieviclx Barry Marks Randy Martini Francie Masonis Vickie Mikelonis Ruth Mooney Judy Muth Dan Murdock Hedy Nedziela Andy Panighetti Josephine Rozyle Bob Salizionne john Sandy john Scarnati Christine Sedlock Nancy Senior Bernadette McDonald john McNulty Marianne Metalonis Jim Patton Marlene Peleski Janice Perry Pain Poyer Patty Quinn Ron Ritsky Alan Stern Mike Sullivan Tony Suplizio Marsha Suplizio Joyce Swcka Rose Thompson Kathy Wilt Joel VVoods Barb Yakulis Bob Yanek Charles Zappia Alexis Zatsick Tom Sinnnons Lynne Smith Joyce Stankavich Eugene Vnllely Terry Veitz Patty Walton Kathy NVelscli Nancy Wiegelman Mary Ann VVils0n Barh Cutoski delivers her winning cam- paign speech ut u class meeting. O mighty Seniors chant the little Fresh- men as they bow to Chris and Dan. Father Nowakowski gives a pep talk to some of his charges. For best results, cut it this way Sister Timothy explains to the youthful home economists. 48 Sister Christian and Sister Reheeea clemon- strate the workings of the Reading Lab. to interested Freshmen girls. Nancy Senior looks as if she is about to drop a subjectf, Shane Egan and Leo Gillis are trying to con- vince Sister Lucille that homework really clispensuhle. Mr. Lukehnrt explains the technique of lihrury work to his assistants, Angie and Healy. T712 LIX712 I 121131312 13, ,AEFQID C li JC J1J CJIlIDlEI.Il 333 Cf! Sponso d f l p p rating tl gf f d b dy I soul, the f h d Ward Perf fx Q OI Eg Lf Z Q? 0 4 505, 62 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 51 f d KATHOLICON STAFF Under the able direction of Sister Mary Kevin, advisor, and Mary Berloffa, editor, the Katholik0n Staff produced a yearbook of high calibre. Edi- tors in future years will have to work hard to maintain the standards set hy the staff of '62, Seated lleft to rightlz Genie Green, Phyllis Rahalla, Dan Durkin, Mary Berloffa, john Sharkey, Katy-Jo Pyne, Rosanne Pyne Standing: Mark Bobal, David Behringer, Delores Ghezzi, Maurice Simmons, Charles Sheets , ' Rosanne and Delores, our capa- ble typists, are busily at work trying to meet a deadline. Members of the staff spent many nights over copy and coke in St. Camillus Hall of the Du- Bois Hospital. 52 lf GGTHE OICE99 GF CE TRAL l I Sister Clementine assists Billie Haley as she types copy for the bi-monthly edition. Staff members, Bill and Vickie, admire the Hnishccl product. 'V The staff of the V0ice,U Central's student-edited newspaper. Seated fleft to rightlz Dolores Lyons, Jack Grinnen, Grace Liscianclro, editor Sharon Lalnosky, Tom Biss, Phyllis Rahalla, Vickie Mikelonis Standing: Tom Berry, Charles Zappia, Martha Lyons, John Taylor, Patty Schmidt, Bill Phillips, Amy Hergenrother, jim Hudock, Pam Poyer, Bob Yancey, Marcia Bojalad 53 TUDE T G0 ERNMENT The Student Council inspired many worthwhile projects during its initial year, ,61-,621 Seated Kleft to rightl: Vicky Mikelonis, Carol Malewicz, vice-president, Dan Paladino, secre- retary, Rosanne Pyne, president, Chris Botamer, treasurer, Sharon Labosky, Genie Green, Katy-jo Pyne, Leah Ford Standing: Mike McClure, Frank Marino, Bob Ferraraccio, Dan Durkin, jack Sharkcy, Dan Murdock, john Scarnati In the name of the stu- dent b 0 cl y , President Chris Botznner addresses the Dedication assembly. 54 Leah Ford and Carol Malewicz pre pare the bulletin board for the Lent en season. FORENS Front Row fleft to rightjz D. Paladino, G. Green, I. Sharkey, K. I. Pyne, I. Walton, C. Bogacki, C. Botamer, I. Borrclli, C. Sheets, P. Cousins, J. Korb Second Row: P. Poyer, A. Stern, V. Mikelonis, J. Grinnen, J. Muth, M. I. Barber B. Cutoski K. WVilt, j. Lyons, C. Malewicz, F. Marino, M. Cunningham Third Row: E. McClure, C. Zappia, C. Novitsky, C. Prontock, M. McClure, D. Suplizio, B. Fremer, VV. Kolash, B. A. Haley, S. Labosky, T. Iones, K. Kunkle Fourth Row: N. Norris, V. Harriger, R. Ferraraccio, A. M. Weilacher, W. Van Tine, L. Ford, D. Campanini, A. Hergenrother, J. Scarnati, P, Schmidt, M. Bojalad jim Walton gained fame in his humorous role as a live Tin Lizzy. Mr. Waldron takes time out to coach our debaters. Seated fleft to rightl: jim Lyons, Donna Sup- lizio, Carol Malewicz, Mr. John Waldron, Billie Haley Standing: Dan Campanini, Betty Ann Fremer, Sharon Labosky, Frank Marino . VV' l ' ' Carol NOX 1tSliy portrays a leper enigrililgrhmexf ggikstgtiorenslc members in her dramatic oration, Tid- ' ings Brought to Mary. 55 , CI-IURU Front Row lleft to rightl: I. Sheetz, M. Delaney, I. Calgren, I. Allen, N. Senior, N. VViegel1nan, M. Canton, R. Pyne, D. McClure, P. Camuso, R. Maloney, J. Perry, S. Thompson Second Row: J. Stefanelli, E. Pasicrb, C. Skraha, I. Sandy, P. Fraglc, D. Chezzi, R. Walko C. Downer, C. Corbet, P. Rahalla, M. Calclcrone, S. Fredcrico, V. BaruHalo, A. Fiorvant a 1 Third Row: C. Moyer, G. Lisciandro, J. Baka, C. Reed, P. johns, R. Thompson, B. Adams, M. Suplizio, J. Engle, B. Yakulis, K. VVelsh, H. Ferraraccio, D. Gluczyk Fourth Row: M. Leon, P. Quinn, C. Kulbatsky, M. Bobal, A. Zatsick, P. Bogacki, P. Marchiori, J. Kalinowski, I. Drayer, D. Briggs, M. Krul, B. Freemer, WV. Kunkle, M. Hassan Fifth Row: L. Eckert, M. Wilson, H. Nedzeila, I. Sweka, P. Markievich, K. Mancini, E. Val lely, N. Lavery, B. Drayer, D. Karetsky, D. Crzebinski, P. Oven, E. Quinn Sixth Row: S. Klender, C. Radaker, G. Patton, M. Galuzzi, R. Dithrich, D. Sobczak, L. Alans kas, M. Metalonis, R. Salizzona, M. Delaney, P. Weaver, P. Balonick, I. Elias, K. Lockitsk i Rosemary Walko, accompanied by pianist Charles Zappia, sings a solo at a school assembly. 56 CLUBS The industrious sophomore Biology Club are interested in the little things of lifef' Standing Cleft to rightl: Sharon Lahosky, Frank Marino, Dianne Grzehinski, Denny Clark, Eleanor Quinn, Jim Elias, president Loren WVoocls, Carol Reed, Grace Liscianclro, and Marcia Bojalacl Sister Miriam and Mary Jean Miknis use records to further the interests of the Lan- guage Club. 57 The Planning Committee map future activi ties of the Language Club. Seated Qleft to rightl: Marcia Bojalad, presi- dent Dick Castouguay, Anne Marie W'eil- acher Standing: Sharon Labosky, Patty Camuso Leah Ford, and Marsha Cunningham N APPRECIATIG Doctor .Paul I. Dugan As team physician, Doctor Paul 1. Dugan administered to the sprains, breaks, and abra- sions of our athletes, and saw to it that they Were soon back in the fray. For his expert medical care and for sacri- ficing his time to come to school to give injec- tions that helped keep the entire student body in good health during the past year, Central Catholic owes Doctor Dugan a vote of thanks. Doctor Ernest Getto voluntarily served as faculty physician, and we can thank him for the part he played in keeping our teachers healthy, happy, and wise. In promoting the paving of the road that leads to the school, Doctor Getto practiced the ounce of preventionv method of maintaining healthy young bodies by removing causes of contamination. For these and the many acts of kindness he so graciously rendered to our school, we are grateful to Doctor Getto. 58 Doctor Emest F. Getto FUR YOUR ERVICE Mrs. Avel Fioravonti Mrs. George Johns Mrs. John Labosky Mrs. John Zavatsky ' He's the greatest! This is a phrase often used by the students to describe the school cus- todian, Mr. Leon. VVithin a week after his arrival at Central, Mr. Leon had won the friend- ship and admiration of every faculty member and student in the school, and as the year pro- gressed, Mr. Leon proved himself deserving of their commendations. 59 The delicious and nour- ishing meals served by the cafeteria staff often sup- plied the energy necessary to carry us t h 1' 0 u g li a weary dayf, With their unlimited patience, their b o u n d le s s energy, and their friendly and cheerful manner, these women have endeared themselves to all of us. Mr. John Leon Seated ileft to rightlz Darlene Gluzcyk, jack Cas- tonguay, Kathy Kunkle, Mike Tile, Amy Her- The Y.C.S. Organiza- tion, under the leader- ship of Father Amicucci, is one of the most in- fluential groups in the school. This influence was evident at all school and social activities. gcnrothcr, Murcia Bojalad, Grace Lisciantlro Steve goes Hawaiian and Kathy goes uwnckyf' No need to worry-it's the Mardi Gras spirit. The athletic banquet-a huge success. The pompoms are in evidence. Find the Amazing as it may seem, our Sisters still smile at the end of u busy day. Chris and Dolores outsparkle,' the tree as they enjoy the Christmas dance. NVhile Hamlet and his friend 'Kluun it up nt the Mardi Gms, the beutniks look bc-nt. 61 Dun and Eleanor agree thc-re,s noth- ing like u lollipop to help n 'ieouple of kids enjoy an evening. ORQEE jean Ann Borrelli Opening the basketball season on a festive note, the Iuniors presented the 'iCarclinal Ballf, The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Jean Ann, a pretty and perky Senior, as CCHS first Basketball Queen. 6:2 HER COURT Delores Ghezzi Rosanne Pync Maria Canton 63 Katy jo Pyne WE SEEK A PURE MIND IN A V HEALTHY , BODY 1 64 Q L 4' l Established primarily to teach the 4 true meaning of sportsmanship, they U-J Q t stimulate our growth in bodily strength, in mental vigor, and in spiritual alert- O.. I ness. t 0? 1 62' THLETIC 65 - 0 me, I ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JW me team can emulate TV, R Mr. Ioseph Pisoni n. .1 The men behind the scenesv play an important part in every athletic endeavor. Our managers proved to be capable and willing assistants to Coach Pisoni. Kneeling fleft to rightl: Bill Beem, Gerard Sierzega Standing: Albert DiGilnrmo, Bernard Minns, David Minus, George Downer AR ITY Kneeling fleft to rightl: Mike McClure, Dan Potash, Dan Durkin, captaing Sam Kirk, co-captaing Joe Korb ' Standing: Tom Reay, john Caruso, Bob Bzlranauskas, Denny Clark, Joe Bolam, Bob Ferraruccio, john Sharkcy, Conch joe Pisoni Kneeling fleft to rightl: Cathy Corbet, Katy-jo Pyne, Genie Green, Rosanne Pyne, Maria Canton Standing: Betty Ann Frcmer, Cheryl Bogucki, Carol Prontock, Bonnie Cula, Rose Suplizio 67 UNIOR VARSITY Kneeling Cleft to rightl: Tom Biss, john Taylor, Tom Jones, Carmen Parziale, Coach Joe Pisoni Second Row: Shane Egan, Bill Beers, Dan Murdock, Arnie Foradori, Jolm Sandy, Jim Huclock, Ron Ritsky, Alan Sterno Back Row: Steve Klencler, Larry Ford, Bob Yanek, john McNulty, Jeff Feldman, Mike Sullivan Left to right: Eleanor Quinn, Joyce Sweka, Barb Yakulis, Lynne Smith, Rose Thompson, Cathy Mancini 68 YEA-A-A! Katy-jo and Genie Rosanne and Marin Carole and Cheryl Rose and Cathy Bonnie and Betty G9 o o TEA Dan Durkin Get that ball! Jack Shurkey John Caruso Bob Baranauskas Joe Bolam Sam Kirk A 70 ff? J TEAM Mike McClure Denny Clark Joe Korb Bob F erraraccio And the score goes up another notch yeah, Cardinals! Tom Reay 71 Dan Potash WE OFFER YOU OUR PRAYERS OUR WORKS, OUR SORROWS AND OUR IOYS 5 B Q 0 ' c Z 4 f Becogni d 1 p t LL! 4 IFet1?f 0 d 1 Y G o 13:15 I, d 3 I Q 0? 0 05, 4 A 5 6: CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 73 The seniors were proud of Katy as she received a letter for attaining the highest average. Benedictio Dei , Father Amicucci celebrates Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament on the afternoon before our first home game. Centralites pause in Sl busy day for a visit to the chapel. Lent Hnds Sam making the YVay of the Cross. Confewion bconnc 'ln inte fr rl mrt of each .. . . . ga 1 studentls life at Central. F ather Dempsey distributes Holy Commun- ion qt the weekly student Mass. Sister Timothy pre rents the Betty Crocker, Hoinemfllter of Tomorrow , award to Genie. 75 Joe Bolam Our Hrst cultural assembly at C.C.H.S. featured Dr. Thomas Carney, vice-president of Eli Lilly Corporation. Dr. Carney urged the students to strive for superiority and excellence and never be,,satisHed with just thc average. I SHALL MAKE MY ABODE WITH YOU 76 UI LU 0- 462'G Stay with us, You, VVh0 love youth so much. We wish always to advance with You on the road to perfection. 77 4 C3 if X 5' Business Patrons Thirty Dollar Donations Zimmerman Engraving Company-Sykesville Twenty Five Dollar Donations Community Consumer Discount-DuBois Twenty Dollar Donations Brockway Glass Company-Brockway DuBois Clearing House Association-DuBois New Car Dealers Association-DuBois Speer Carbon Company-DuBois Fifteen Dollar Donations Delaney Brothers, Inc.-DuBois jo-jen Shoppe-DuBois Twelve Dollar Donations Paul I. Short-DuBois Ten Dollar Donations The Brockway Store-Brockway Brown's Boot Shop-DuBois B. F. Goodrich Industrial Products Company-DuBois Cramer Lumber and Supply Company-Brockway David N. Brown and Son-Bradford Dealers Finance Service-DuBois DuBois Brewing Company-DuBois DuBois Hospital-DuBois The Erickson Corporation-DuBois Fritz I. Johnson Sons-Ridgway Gnan Plumbing and Heating-DuBois Mr. Harold N. Leach--DuBois London Brothers-DuBois Matthew's Book Store-DuBois Pugh Brothers' jewelry Store-DuBois Riverside Market-DuBois Royal Crown Nehi Bottling Company-DuBois Shupienis Printing Company-DuBois Thunderbird Springs Inn-Reynoldsville United Natural Gas-DuBois V. T. Sm-ith Dairy-DuBois WVinrot Carlson Funeral Home-Brockway VVoods Funeral Home-DuBois Seven Dollars and Fifty Cent Donations DuBois Hardware-DuBois Five Dollar Donations A. C. 'Turner-DuBois Angele Stott's Beauty Shop-Brockway A 15: P Tea Company-DuBois Arrow Furniture Store-DuBois Barletta Grocery Company, Inc.-Punxsutawney Beaver Meadow Bakery-DuBois Beaver Meadow Creamery-DuBois Berk Brothers' Plumbing-Beynoldsville M. E. Berty Carpeting-Falls Creek Bill's Atlantic Station-Brockway Bobette Motel and Diner-DuBois Bolanfs Barber Shop-DuBois Bona Vista Nite Club-Brockway B.P.O.E. Lodge No. 519-Pieynoldsville Brockway Building Company-Brockway Bush Maytag-DuBois Castonguay Construction-Reynoldsville Ceriani Cleaners-DuBois City Restaurant-Brockway Clark's Florist-DuBois Coca Cola Bottling Company-DuBois Community Loan Company-Brockway Con Allen Shoe Store-DuBois Courier Express-DuBois Coxen Ford Sales-Brockway Culligan Blu Flame-DuBois Daln'ouge's Drug Store-DuBois De Ralph Florist-Sykesville Drayer's Florist-Beynoldsvillc Droney Studio-DuBois DuBois Appliance Center-DuBois DuBois Recreation Center-DuBois DuBrook Building Supply-DuBois Economy Department Store-Reynoldsville Economy Market-DuBois Edwards Motor Transit Company-DuBois Eisenmen's Dry Cleaners-DuBois Falls Creek Esso Service-Falls Creek F rankoski Distributor-DuBois Gooder's Jewelry-Reynoldsville Gus Korb's Men Shop-DuBois Hollis Sport and Trophy Sales-DuBois Hallstrom Studios-DuBois Hazuda Funeral Home-Sykesville Hotel Pershing-DuBois J. C. Penney's Department Store-DuBois Iehu's Service Station-Sykesville KB: M Music, Gift, and Flower Shop-Brockway Keller Brothers-DuBois Klewans Department Store-DuBois Kelege's TV-Radio Appliance Sales-DuBois Kruk's Floors-DuBois Lippert and Love, Inc.-DuBois Long's Dairy-DuBois Louie H. Franco, Louie's Market-Brockway Lowe's Market-Brockway Main Street Sunoco-DuBois McCabe's Drug Store-Reynoldsville Mehok Brothers Barber Shop-Sykesville Minn's Coal Company-Falls Creek Montgomery Ward and Company-DuBois Montressor's Market-Brockway Newberry's-DuBois One Hour Martinizing-DuBois Osborn Machine Company-DuBois Paris Manufacturing Company, Inc.-Brockway Patricia's Beauty Shoppe-Brockway Penn Installations, Inc.-Johnstown Principeis Market and Dress Shop-Brockway Prontock's Beer Distributor-DuBois Prothero,s VVestern Auto-DuBois R. C. Anderson Insurance Agency-DuBois Reed's Paper and Paint Store-DuBois Sally's Beauty Salon-DuBois Schaffnefs Furniture Store-Falls Creek Sekula Sign and Neon Company-DuBois Sixnco Incorporated-Sykesville Smith Steel Erection Company-Reynoldsville Smyer's Confectionary-Sykesville Smyer's Planing Mill-DuBois - Smyer's Insurance Company-Beynoldsville Star Publishing Company-Reynoldsvillc Sykesville Hardware Store-Sykesville Tantlinger and McDade-DuBois T. C. Harriger Trucking-Falls Creek Terrace Motel-Brockway Tri County Supply Company-DuBois V. F. W. Post 813-DuBois Valentine Steak House-DuBois Walls and Bish-Reynoldsville Webefs Clothing Store-DuBois Weber's Hardware Store-Sykesville Wolf Furniture Store-DuBois The Young Men's Shop-DuBois Fom' Dollar Donations Murphy's Mobil Station-Sykesville Stormer's Market-Reynoldsville Sunshine Market-Reynoldsville Three Dollar Donations Blankfeld's jewelry-DuBois The Boathouse-Reynoldsville Braund's Jewelry-DuBois Charles Shoe Shop-DuBois Chuck's Barber Shop-DuBois Dennison Brothers-Reynoldsville Fuscois Roofing Company-Reynoldsville Frano's Midway-Brockway Leitzell's Hair Studio-Falls Creek Pat's Beauty Parlor-Falls Creek Schneider Motors-Brockway Smith Shoe Store-Brockway Tamler's Clothing Store-DuBois Two Dollar Donations Anderson's Five and Ten-Sykesville Brockway Appliance Store-Brockway Brockway Hardware-Brockway Broadway Inn-Brockway D0n's Barber Shop-Reynoldsville Benefaetors and Twenty Dollar Donations Class of '65-Central Catholic Fifteen Dollar Donations The Central Catholic Varsity Cheerleaders-DuBois Ten Dollar Donations Mr. James P. Carney-Asbury Park Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Carney-Indianapolis Class of '64-Central Catholic Father John C. Cronin-Brockway Dr. and Mrs. P. I. Dugan-DuBois Dr. H. Fugate-Sykesville Mr. and Mrs. john B. Green-DuBois Dr. E. F. Getto-DuBois Drs. Hill and Murray-Beynoldsville DuBois Furniture Store-DuBois E or E Restaurant-Brockway Cene's Barber Shop-Brockway Guthrie's Esso Service-Reynoldsvillc Gillung's Phamiacy-Brockway Harry Katzen Company-Reynoldsville Helen's Salon of Beauty-DuBois Ica Mae's Dress Shop-Reynoldsville Kristy's Place-Sykesville M lk M Coffee Shop-DuBois Mann's Stationery Store-DuBois Mobil Service Station-Brockway Nolan,s Service Station-Reynoldsville Nick's Restaurant-DuBois The Pine Inn-Falls Creek Ponzi's Place-DuBois Reynoldsville Cleaners-Reynoldsville Reynoldsville Lumber Company-Reynoldsville The Rocky Grill-Brockway Silis Barber Shop-Brockway Smith's Esso Service-Beynoldsville Sutter Welding-Reynoldsville Sykesville Florist-Sykesville Timber Lanes-Brockway VVhite Front Market-DuBois Wildauer's Barber Shop-Reynoldsvillc VVitten's Clothing Store-DuBois Yount's Candy Kitchen-Reynoldsville One Dollar Donations City Electronics and Appliance-Reynoldsville Gresockis Gulf Service Station-Reynoldsville Hughes Paint and Floors-DuBois Lisciandro's Market-Reynoldsville Mary's, Cleaners-Reynoldsville Moore s, Esso Service Station-Reynoldsville gearsogls-HuB8is b eyno svi e istri utin Com an -He noldsville Ted Chiodo Barber Sl'l01?-DllBtlJjlS y y XfVay Office Supply-DuBois Willar's Market-Falls Creek VVishaw Tavern-NVishaw Social Patrons Dr. Johnllngan-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Korb-DuBois Dr. N. F. Lorenzo-Broclwvay Father Ernest F. Mclntire-Brockway Mr. and Mrs. john McMackin-Brockway Father john Piatkowski-Sykesville The Rebels-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reitz-DuBois Dr. Donald Rice-DuBois Dr. H. J. Robb-DuBois Student Council-Central Catholic Dr. John Ungar-Brookville Mr. and Mrs. John Zelinski-Asbury Park Five Dollar Donations Mr. T. F. Baka-Brockway Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barraclough-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Behringer-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. August Berloifa-DuBois Father John Bobby-Sykesville Mrs. Grace Bojalad-DuBois Dr. and Mrs. john Bono-Kittanning Mr. Leo Brockbank, Attorney-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caruso-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. James Caruso-DuBois Dr. George Cherry-DuBois Dr. and Mrs. L. 1. Cherry-DuBois Class of '63-Central Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Corbet-DuBois Dr. Robert C. Curry-DuBois Dr. Dr. Fat and Mrs. L. H. Davenport-Brockway L. H. Davenport-DuBois her Robert Dempsey-Brockway and Mrs. Albert Di Gilarmo-DuBois Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Docherty, Jr.-DuBois Father R. Dugan-Reynoldsville Mr. George J. Fitzpatrick-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. james A. Gallney-DuBois Miss Patricia Green-DuBois Dr. WV. E. Grill-DuBois Holy Name Society-Reynoldsville Mr. and Mrs. George johns-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. joseph A. Kirk-State College Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kirk-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. John Labosky-DuBois Father Boles Liubasukas-DuBois Mr. Edward McMartin-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McGough-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Domenic Palumbo-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Parlavecchio-DuBois Mr. joseph Pisoni-Brockway Joh M r. n Poyer, Attorney-Brockway and Mrs. A. 1. Rasavage, Ir.-Bethesda, Maryland Dr. B. P. Rokoski-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. john I. Sharkey, Sr.-Clearfield Mr. and Mrs. john I. Sharkey, Ir.-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sheets-Falls Creek Mr. Charles A. Sheets-Falls Creek Saint Joseph Sodality-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Simmons-DuBois The Spartans-DuBois Miss Marian Tomasik-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vetro-Glenshaw Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. M r. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Three Dollar Donations and Mrs. joseph A. Bobal-Reynoldsville Daniel Corbet-DuBois L. R. Davenport-Reynoldsville and Mrs. Stephen Gula-Sykesville and Mrs. John W. Walton-DuBois Two Dollar Donations W. A. Anthony-DuBois and Mrs. A. Cousins-DuBois and Mrs. Kenneth Delaney-Reynoldsville and Mrs. Ralph Hergenrother-DuBois and Mrs. H. J. Kalchthale-DuBois and Mrs. Paul G. Klar-Falls Creek Joseph D. Mikioliss-Reynoldsville Otto I. Nupp-Sykesville Donald E. Pifer-DuBois Conrad A. Snyder-Reynoldsville Joseph C. Stefanelli-DuBois One Dollar Donations Thomas Allison-Grampian and Mrs. Norman Brown-Falls Creek jack Clark-DuBois Miss Mafalda Constantini-DuBois Dr. Mr. Ralph Evins-DuBois Floyd S. Fustine-Brockway Mr. Isidori Foradori-Reynoldsville Mr. and Mrs. jose li Foradori-Reynoldsville Mr. and Mrs. Harollld Kennelley-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Albian Kos-Reynoldsville Mrs. D. C. Morey-Brockway Mr. Francis McNerney-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Neord Null-Sykesville Miss Phyllis Palmer-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pullman-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reed-DuBois Mr. Mike Ross-Rockton Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shakespeare-DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sonnie-Sykesville Dr. Ray C. Wilson-DuBois Mr. Albert N. Yanni-Bockway Acknowledgments We, the members of The Katholikon Stall, wish to extend our thanks to Mr. R. Hallstrom of Hallstrom Studios, to P. Mr. D. Ridgway of Kurtz Publishing Company, and to Mr. Warren Fox of Zim- merman Engraving Company for the expert dered to us in the editing of the book. We acknowledge our indebtedness to the administration of the DuBois Hospital for permitting us to use St. Camillus meetings. Lorei of School Pictures Inc., to professional assistance they ren- Hall asheadquarters for our staff We wish to express our gratitude to Sr. Mary Kevin, our moderator, with- out whose help our publication would never have come into being. 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