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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1963 volume:

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MQW' hw 1 DLS ,ff ' 9 VPWQQMJKJJMQQWQ dl , ff' , ,H M J ,wi u vi THE KATHOLIKU Central Cathollc Hlgh School DuBo1s Pennsylvama Volume 2 J i Q W 'I .5 , at . f1'5ff h x f ,f X as J ' l ' ia s .Nfl , 1- N. 1 D W ' 1 NCQ x Q ' 4' 9' if 'Af E XZ Nix QW W ig N pf p t li X 'ty ll A NWN if ' f if ll lv 4 iff ! t The theme of this edition of THE KATHOLIKON evolves around tl1e use of the symbol of hands to de- pict the joys, the hopes, the ambitions, and the occa- sional disappointments of life at Central Catholic. gf' 'fx Y: Wt- YY. Contents Faculty Page 6 Seniors Page I2 Underclasses Page 26 Student Life Page 50 3 Dedication As headmaster of Central Catholic High School, Father Reilly has earned the admiration, the respect, tl1e loyalty, and the friendship of the members of the faculty, of the student body, and of the entire school personnel. The maxim of St. Francis de Sales, 'fOne kind word wins more willing service than a thousand orders of stern reprooff, aptly describes the policy by which Father governs the school. A kind, yet just, appraisal' of every situation creates a rapport between Father and his associates which results in a communica- tion of his high educational standards and lofty spiritual ideals to youthful minds and hearts. Through our contacts with Father Reilly, we, the class of 1963, have been inspired and encouraged to strive to attain those goals which will draw us closer to Cod and equip us to meet with fortitude the problems of an adult world. In appreciation for your encouragement, your kind advice, and spiritual counsel, we gratefully dedicate to you, Father Reilly, our beloved headmaster, spiritual advisor, and friend, this volume of The Katholikon. 4 X X X S X , ,XX X Mn N, 5,,,,, -wvuyg Faculty l I I 2 1- Firm hands That guide those who falter Kind hands That comfort those who fail Wise hands That point to Truth and Knowledge Loving hands That embrace all in the Eternal Goodness F irm Kind Wise Loving The Hands of the Faculty 6 1' I If 1,1 ff!! MX ng 'E ll RA 5' ' I 1 C I I 71 r- : 1 ll h , A N A X t gtkmm I fl '71 I f.X'?:k ' 1' 1 -4' X f I ' ' .1 1, ,, 't ,l Yf5!1f,?,T A 1 ,I 0 A ff' f .4 'uv lL4 '!'. I' My 4 cf' fb M 'f , .u 'N' 'I j Kyle- X A Q--WH 1 x ' f' '- ,' x N J -..,Q 'f 2.-' I -: -X' , 9 I . if ll, N if 0' .1 1 ,- xx W' w . . W- , ,, f, Hu - 'Q ' W? .. .kkk fly 1' i, V I '1',,w ff ' v. '.v X 04 I jg-gf' X - 5 ..,v' - 1 f UYZ. -N3:lg11i 1'Q '1A-- ,,ff , . ' 1 I -XX . X- . 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The Seniors Youthful hands That open doors to new horizons Innocent hands That are unsullied by a world of vice Ambitious hands That seek lifeis most cherished compensations Eager hands That stretch toward ever-higher goals Youthful Innocent Ambitious Eager The Hands of the Seniors 12 X . 'I ! X5 . I , X ' . . X . X . 1 5 X H y Xl ll V X 1 x X . .X-. .. u-x.., X NXXXNX XXNxXNxXXXX X X I 1 X R . 1' 1 . , 5 h . l N Nl XX X X 'Q x I I X 1 X X XX X X X X X X XXX X x R XX Xl X: X. Xy x 3, 1 X x . XXXXKXX ,z X-X yxx .- X X , . ,.A.x .,. x,x '- XXX x',. Mx K X x x ' X'x'XX .,iX KA X X. A K - , . . . X- A 1 x - Y 'H RN X , . X ,X , X R X X X X ..,,. ff 'Y XJ' ..j5'. 'VAX X f-:I?3X'XQX X X ' I . V A27 7e'i 1 X X X4 C j f yr . -x W ' ' , . Q I .. f X Xffflgffrl pf-Z X . .N , iid : X If 'V' Ji x f N XXX X , W' Q W W 9 'Wf .s w X 1 X 'WWF fu! , K' 1 'X f W Q- ! s if , Of f if 18 MICHAEL JEROME ADAMS ROBERT FRANCIS BARANAUSKAS Reynoldsville DuBois Big Mike likeable personality .. Strong and silent No. 45 of the Car- likes rock and roll and French tries dinals member of the Varsity Club life to come will be stully for Mike-his .. . our defense system will be complete goal is a taxidermist. with this new addition. IACQUELINE LOUISE BEECLE JOSEPH DAVID BOLAINI DuBois DuBois Katliolikon typist . . . member of Cardi- Expert matllematician .. . Varsity Club nal Ball court . . . great talker . . . jokes president . .. great rebounder No. 23 .. . for every occasion . . . likes popular mu- vice-president of the senior class . . . joe sic . .. jacquie plans a career as a see- is looking forward to college life. retary. 14 G9 'Nf,.Xv if I. SB t tw Wa bw MQW so it i v ll' X Q to is-' . . - into NP A lofi i is QF I9 -A Q affirm JOAN FRANCES BONANNO DuBois Quiet manner came to Central this year from Barnesboro secretary of senior class .. . member of Katholikon staff . . . Seton Hill will welcome joan in the fall. JOHN NIICHAEL CARUSO DuBois Ioeko outstanding personality always ready with that unexpected quiz . . . enjoys all kinds of music, dances, anil foods. ,sw W QV QU W v DANIEL PAUL CAMPANINI Reynoldsville Senior representative to Student Council Doc member of Central's de- bate squad . . . Dan is going to be college bound in thc fall. M1 , - Q'i,vf9' Q55 S-My MIP ,Q c x . . 1. 'li to JULIA SUSAN CHECK DuBois Julie . . . sympathetic . . . quiet . . . willing to listen and lend a hand . . . likes to dance, skate, and listen to the radio Julie hopes to become a physical therapist. JOHN L. COZEN MARY JANE DELANEY DuBois DuBois Ready to please great coin collector Member of the Honor Society . .. as- . . . generous with his hi-fi . . . likes the sisted Katholikon staff . . . strives for self- Twist and other popular music . . . john perfection . . . likes to get things done as will bc an asset to his future college. quickly as possible. CARY MATTHEWV DRAYER GEORGE EDWARD FLETCHER Reynoldsville DuBois Manages financial problems of the Con- Bucky', keeps score for the Cardi- servation Club . . . weight lifter . . . year- nals . . . always uguifawingn . . . member book typist latched orf' to all op- of chorus likes cars, rock and roll, portuuities . . . slow dances are his favo- and ham . . . future member of U.S.A.F. rites . .. business college will fulfill his P plans. 16 1. J My 1 ,, I ' . .V 1' fi Al ' :l ib 7 7! L, 1 I 1 NZM!! X 4 fl , A 1 .f f A 1 . 1 ,f u v , 2 f sl Lf U' Xi 1 W 5 J I V, ,M L fi r ,QV j if ll A wif 'If N L lf? -J 1- U , ,f , , 1 , if :Lrg LUJVI YM 1 ,.b. I. rl: I. . L ,- A, lm l ,. M YN VA 3' K Lfliw xi! w I 1. X VVA, I V f . L, - 'W'- AQ Qi' LEAH JEAN N E FORD DuBois Ever-ready with a helyiing hand . . . Ratholikon statt mein er of Cardinal Ball Royalty . .. National Honor Society member . . . major in Business Education at Indiana State College is Lcalfs goal. BEVERLY ANN FREEMER DuBois 'iFreezor', . . . connoisseur of Italian food .. . gabby Bev likes to talk on the tele- phonc .. . she also enjoys dancing .. . CCIll1'i'll,S Crystal Ball predicts a career in physical therapy. ELIZABETH ANN FREMER Brockway Betty Ann . .. popular senior YCLIIA- book artist . . . varsity cheerleader . . . vibrant school spirit . . . member of Hon- or Society collegc will welcome this scholar. PAUL LAWVRENCE FUSTINI Brockway President of senior class cheered on . , the Cardinals as a Letterman, . . . be- longs to the Honor Society . . . after graduation Paul will be wearing the Air Force Blue. f rfX JOHN ERNEST CRINNEN DuBois Student Council President . Jack takes an active part in all school functions . . . American Legion orator nicknames are his diversions . .. has obtained dis- tinction in Forensics . . . teaching will be , .- Jack s hte work. :sw X Sw BONITA ANN GULA Sykesville Bonnie . . . double distinction-secrc- tary of Student Council and vice-presi- dent of Future Nurse's Club . . . loves to ride horses vibrant personality caring for the sick will be B0nnic's future Work. ERNESTO CUZMAN ALCOCER Merida, Mexico Katholikon staff .. . Forensics . . . rapid transgression . . . self-appointed Wrestling champ of senior class . . . favorite foods- enchiladas and turkey . . . Gannon Col- lege will welcome Ernie in the fall. L AMY ELIZABETH HERCENROTHER DuBois Member of Cardinal Ball Royalty . . . president of Future Nurse's Club . . . known for her portrayal of Emily in Fo- rensics . . . member of Honor Society . . . a white cap from St. Vincent's awaits Arny. SAMUEL JOSEPH KIRK Reynoldsville Captain of Cardinal Cagers . . . secretary- treasurer of Varsity Club . . . a smile and a good word for everyone eternal sports fan . .. enioys popular music and any kind of foot . .. Sam will seek a college degree. JOSEPH OLIVER KORB DuBois Spreads sunshine . . . class prophet . . . member of National Honor Society .. . gave up nights to assist in getting the Katholikon to press . . . Joe plans to enter the Held of Business Administration. MARGARET LOFINK DuBois 'fMargie petite blonde trans- ferred from Pittsburgh at mid-term expert trig student ..: enjoys eo-ed classes . . . made friends last. JAMES PATRICK LYONS DuBois Ji1n,'-THE debater loquaeious and boinbastic . . . brings honors to Central through Forensics . . . snapped the shut- ter for many of the yearbook pictures . . . plans college, then on to law school. AIVQQW CV fyuwvf' U fi JWVJII1 V ' if KATHRYN ELIZABETH McCLURE DuBois Entrusted with the financial matters of the senior class Betsyis winning es- says brought honors to Central . . . presi- dent of the Honor Society . . . Katholikon staff . . . goal-math teacher. My WW5v! Cifyif-fr'm'v'3 ll 19 -J 4, --fir f2g7, U'Ti ,, ,LK WWA 772, L , j77 ct J,, pt' l x JJ V .. . K, N iii J L30 JSiJliUj i ad 5. lx Pd I Jil Kiwi - yt fs ,Q grey? 5,1 v ' Q' f fi NWN-,,qf'Rji Tlx gli Lo nib X W AP, MICHAEL GILMOUR McCLURE DuBois Miken letter winner in three cate- gories member of the Varsity Club Forensics, and the National Honor So- ciety . . . scholarship winner . . . class sci- cntist . . . college is Mike's next step. INIARY JEAN MIKNIS RONALD I. LIISKAVICH DuBois DuBois Sodality representative . . . has many pas- Cabbage . . . outdoorsman . . . smiles times-reading and watching television and lets the world pass by helps are two of these . . . smiles when tl1e around the school . . . pleasant and lacka- joke's on her. daisical . .. likes science fiction. , 20 MARILYN BRENDA MOORE THOMAS LEONARD NIZIOL DuBois Exeitable nature .. . likes to read books and to play the piano . . . the National Honor Society formed conversationalist .. State College will be home during the next four years. NANCY LEE NORRIS Reynoldsville Nan . . . likes to cook, type, dance, and drive a ear . .. active bocality member enjoys popular music has an or- iginal outlook on life . . . secretarial work . , will be a part of Nancys future. member of . . . well-in- . Clarion for Marilyn DuBois Tom', .. . member of thc Conservation Club . .. good with money matters . . . allways can be depended upon to do what needs to bc done . . . plays an accordion .. . Tom plans to enter either the Air Force or a seliool of music. CAROL ANN NOVITSKY DuBois Superb clrainatist lots of fun reigning basketball queen . , . various in- terests and talents . . . inernber of the National Honor Society . . . Carol will at- tend Robert Morris Iunior College. MARY MARTHA 0,DONNEL Reynoldsville Interests-dancing, oil painting, and skat- ing quiet and reserved enjovs popular music .. . willing to give help when it is needed . .. Mary is looking forward to a career in secretarial work as a stenograplier. PATRICIA LOUISE OVEN Falls Creek Pat ties up the family shone constantly received a shorthan award up to date with popular music Pat has visions of being an ellieient secretary do- ing office work. DANIEL MARK PALADINO DuBois Outstanding member of Student Congress . . . Dino,' likes to tinker around with his automobiles . ,. looks forward to a college degree in engineering. JOANNE ELLEN PETERSON DuBois Drawing and painting are her pastimes . . . always willing to work for the senior class . . . petite and shy . . . upon gradua- tion, Joanne hopes to join the ranks of the business world. DANIEL EUGENE POTASH DuBois Finds amusement in listening to wild music and eating pizza . .. interested in ears and cooking . . . Pody,' plans to ful- fill his military obligation and then de- vote his time to meat carving as a butcher. Q CAROLE ANN PRONTOCK DuBois Member of Honor Society . . . brought a trophy to Central for cxtemp versatility . . . cheerleader . .. co-editor of the Katholikon . .. interested in the Russian way of life . . . Carole will open the doors to college next fall. m l DONNA JEAN SUPLIZIO DuBois Member of Central debating squad eo-editor oi the yearbook . . . member of Cardinal Ball Royalty . . . member of National Honor Society . .. imaginative and adventuresome dependable loves carrots and elephants . . . will study Liberal Arts in college. WILLIAM CLINTON VAN TINE DuBois Interesting personality . . . likes rock and roll music and girls, girls, girls Fo- rensic member . .. wrestling squad Bill plans to attend college and study mechanical engineering. JOHN ROBERT YANCEY Brockway Yaneeyis interests: girls and dances member of yearbook stall and Forensics . . . always managing several things at the same time favorite expression, Oh Malone. VVILLIAM JOHN ZAVATSKY DuBois Operates Amateur Radio KSQEQ in his spare time .. . Fuzzy,s favorite dance is the Wiggle VVobble . . . our country will be impenetrable when Bill enters the Air Force. Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: Gardenia Class Motto: Our Strength is in His Hand. 24 Class Bless us, O Lord, We humbly pray, All through this day and every day, Be Thou our comfort, guide and stayg Bless us, O Lord. Give us to know Thy will Divine, Hopes and desires to Thee resigng Take Thou our hearts and make them Hear us and bless us, O Lord. Hear Help Bless Song: Bless Us, O Lord Thiueg us, 0 Lord, us, 0 Lord, us and save Guide us thro' shadowed paths or bright So may we choose our way arightg Thou art the Way, the Truth, the Lightg Guide us and bless us, O Lord. Help us, we pray, in dauger's hourg Thou art our rock, our shield and towerg Save us by Love's Almighty Power. us, O Lord. 25 Happy hands That feel the joy of living Willing hands That offer aid to those in need Scholastic hands That find pleasure in books and learning Courteous hands That never knowingly inflict pain Happy Willing Scholastic Courteous The Hands of the Underclasses The Underclasses X 6 ff 26 BQNHQE QWQWA Q +1 X ' W ' W , fi . - ' 2- 4 flffg - ' Avjbbl AV! .i.- Qt 'Ji I A ',..4 , j A Xy' X SN? .. 'U Wg 'Z x 5 I ', . X -av, W!! Qi V . Q59 27 Jeanne Allen Boyd Baku John Baku Phyllis Balonick Tom Biss Edward Bogacki Carole Cover Marcia Bojalud THE JUNIURS Dennis Clark Richard Custollguuy John Custonguay James Carey Michael Boyle Marian C1llfllgill'lll1C Patricia Czunuso 28 Marsha Cunningham is Q L 5, Betty Delanc 5- Albert lD1Glltl1'l1l0 George Downer Dorothy Drum Linda Eckert Class Motto: VVhat is not eternal is nothing. Class Colors: Blue and Cold. Class Flower: Yellow Rose. 29 Margaret Foley Chris Fottn james Elias Bob Fcrrzmnccio Paula Frngle Darlene Cluczyk warms The junior girls are caught in an adventuresoine mood. Janie Sie- mucha enjoys the idea of a Shirley Temple blouse as part of the school uniform while Judy Schcetz glamorizes Patty Scluniclt with a new hair-do. Donald Griffith James Crinncn Dcanne Grzebiuski Iohn Cula illie vip Vickie Harriger Mary Hassan Thomas Jones Richard Kocher 'J I Dj' ,fl pi if WV William Kolash Frank Kosiba Kathy Kunkle Sharon Labosky 30 Patronella Leon Davicl Levcnclnsky Michael Lint Grace Liscianclro Carol Malcwicz Frank Marino Frances McCallion Dianc McClure Harry Morris Carol Moyer Paul Parnlo Paul Paruso Evelyn Pasierb Gary Patton, the first to pur- chase a Cardinal name plate, proudly attaches it to his car. Sister Gervase arrives early every in o rn in g, but Loren VVoods is always there to inect her at the door to offer a bit of gentle1nanly,' assistance. Sl N r Q --x Carmen Parziale Cary Patton VVillian1 Phillips Eleanor Quinn Thomas Rafferty Thomas Reay Carol Reed Candace Roclacker Gary Rogers Josephine Rozylc ,Indy Schectz Patty Schmidt Janie Sicniucha 4 The arts are fostered at Central Catholic. Jean Allen, DuBois Courier student reporter, displays literary talent as she prepares her weekly column. Mary SlVG1'll1lg receives expert acl- vice on the proper selection of colors from her instructor, Father Ainicucci. 32 The biggest s o c i a 1 event of the year is t h e J 11 ll i o 1' Prom. Marcia Boialucl checks a bill with Carol M il l e w i c z after Fl money raising project. Sister L u c i l I e dis- cusses decoration plans with Susi Thompson and Tom Biss. M115 SIX ulmg Carolyn Skrabz1 Johnny T13 lor Susi Thompson Mich lcl Tile lX mu Torrcll Cary Troyan Groigil Linn X utlxus M113 Vcroni Stun X olpt C uolt W lstoxicll Paul VVvavu Ann VV6'1llCl1Bl Loren Woods 33 THE SOPHO URES Barbara Adams Lawrence Alanskas john Anderlonis Mitchell Ashe-ar Johanna Baka Mary jo Barber Mary M. Calderone Sheila Boyle Diane Briggs Rose Marie Bogacki Peggy Bogacki Katie Barilar Victor Baruifalo David Bccglc WVilliam Beers 84 Class Motio: Nothing Without Divine Guidance. Mary Anne Delaney James Delaney Ed Deitll Theresa Chesonis Helen M. Ferraraccio jeff Feldman David Faudie James Engle 35 Bob Drum Daniel Drum Rmssugm Sister Mary Rebecca, instructor in radiation biology, explains the intricacies of a special geiger- counter to Alan Stern, president of a select Biology Club which was formed to help those interested in isotopic investigations. Angie Fioravanti Arnold Foratlori Larry Foraclori Larry Ford Sally Jo Frederico Peggy Friek Kathy Fusco Mary Galuzzi Leo Gillis 36 Barb Gutoski Robert Hanner Connie Hazuda Peggy Hill Joe Hockman Marilyn Howatt Jim Hutlock Jim Kalgrcn janet Kalinowski Dorothy Karcsky Steve Klender lN'Iaurccn Kozminski Marcia Krul Connie Kulbatsky Bill Kunkle XVitl1 very little ersuasion the sophomore boys Clelflt to rightl Art Manfroni, Torn VVildauer, John McNulty, Dave B e e g 1 e , John Sabol, Ed Deitch, stop on the way to class to accommodate the pho- tographer. 37 Nancy Lavery Marion Leon Kathi Lockitski john Lyons Roy Maloney Kathy Mancini Art Manfroni jim Marando Patty Marchiori Joe Markievich Paula Markievich Barry Marks Randy Martini Mary McCallion Bernadette McDonald Kathy Mancini, a very attractive Raggedy Ann, and Kathy VVilt, an engaging little elf, entertain at a Sophomore sponsored Christ- lnas program, dedicated to the Senior class. SS Johnny Sandy beats out a wild rhythm on the drums while Bob Yanek blows up a storm on the sax. The boys form a part of a fine musical combo that sup- plied an evening of entertain- ment at a post-basketball game dance. John NIcNulty M ufy Anne Metalonis Vickie Mikelonis Dan Murdock Judy Muth Andrew Pmighetti James Patton Janice Perry Pwm Poyer Pfmtty Quinn R15 mond Pnnlxus Ronald Ritsky John Sabol Bob Salizzom 39 Nice game, Dan. Engle congratu lates Dan Murdock on his stellar per formance during the S. S. C. D. bas kcthall game. Nellie VValt0n pauses in the act of hanging up her jacket to listen attentivcly to Joyce Stankavich. Andrca Panighetti sccms to Hncl thc story intcrcsting, too. John Sandy John Scarnati Christine Sedlock Nancy Senior Tom Simmons Joyce Stankavich Alan Stern Anthony Suplizio Marsha Suplizio Ioice Sweka 40 Rosie Thompson Eugene Valley Terry Veitz Nellen VValt0n Kathy YVclsch Nancy Xvi0g0l1H2lll Thomas Xvilclauer Mary Ann YVilson Kathy Wilt Iocl VVoocls Barbara Yakulis Robert Yanek Charles Zappia Alexis Zatsick Kathy Zelman Sister Marian explains the proper method of proving a geometric proposition to Frances Masonis who, because of sickness, missed the class work-and the school photographer. 41 THE FRESHMEN Barbara Adams Jack Aniilkavich Mary Ami Anderlouis Rose Anderlouis Tina August Linda Bartasavich David Camuso John Caltagarouc joe Burley Catherine Buhitc Mike Buggey Noreen Beers Joyce Bernardo Gerald Biggie Mike Biguey 42 Class Motto: No Victory without a struggle. Class Colors: Reel and VVl1ite. Class Flower: Red Rose. Catherine Chcrpish Larry Chilelli Cynthia Clark Dan Corhet Kathy Costion Leah Cunningham John Fotta Gloria Fauls Karen Duvall Cathy Downer Robert DiGilar1no Lynn Cunningham Mary Ellen Delaney Deborah DCMott Sylvia DeSantis 43 Marilyn Fremer Sam Galluzzi Gary Gluczyk Marlene Godak Helen Gula Mary Beth Guthrie Theresa Hergenrother Tom Hice Linda Hoskavieh Niek Howey joe Jackson Joseph James Ralph Johnston Bill Kennelly Michael Kosempa Rich Liscianclro and Martin Kucharski Chalf- hiddenl together with Mary Ann Anderlonis, Mary Ellen Delaney, and Rose Anderlonis ex- press the sentiments of the student body as they welcome Father Pucllo back to school after a vacation forced on him by an almost fatal car accident. Prayers of gratitude mingle with happy salutations as Father returns to work. 44 Donna Suplizio makes Pete Manco look like a wolfu as he prepares to deliver Little Red Hoocling Hide for the enter- tainment of the student body. Querino Torretti, tlie Little Drummer Boy, proves that he is as capable on stage as he is on the basketball court. Ccralcline Kozlosky Martin Kuelmrski Iosepli Krmiski Iolm Labosky Mary Kay Leon Auclree Lint Richard Liseizmclrn Jerry Melntoslx Tom Maloney Frank Manco 45 The Freshmen display willingness as well as ingenuity in performing little tasks around the school. After weekly Mass and assemblies,Q the Freshmen take down the chairs in the auditorium. fStanding left to Tommy Hice wields a wicked wet sponge as he cleans the boards in Room rrghtl Larry Meholick, Jolm Murone, Joseph Torretti, Sam Galluzzi 202. hand the chairs to Ray Zavatsky while Frankie Vitarrelli Csitting in the cartj kceps them in place. w l , ,- Pete Manco Robert Martini Joseph Masonis Greg Martino VVilliam Matusky Lawrence Meholick James Mikelonis Ronald Monaco Gary Moore 46 Christine Moulthrop Alice Moyer Raymond Moyer john Muronc Frances Novitsky Donald Okonslci Judy Paladino Barbara Pcgncttcr Mary Linda Petrosky Nancy Pisoni Barbara Piszker Lawrence Potasll Mary Io Prontock Marjorie Rafferty Gerald Regotti Devotion to the Blessed Mother is characteristic of the students at Cen- tral. Coleen Swift prays the rosary as she makes her daily visit to the Blessed Sacrament. 47 Nlmh lel Rnndos D111 is Rensel Rinhud Roneonc Chnrwl Ross Peter Rossi Donn 1 S 1h itosc XY 1ll1 un Sunor Thom IS Slnqin iw Iohn Sheets Shnryn Sierzegal P url glllfhld Rom Anne Slu ilu Indy Sllpll710 Coleen Swift Andrew Swisher Dick Pemnan fleftl and Rich Rahalla seein interested in The Ugly American, held by M i c h a el Barchony. The book was one of the corps of six novels analyzed in Eng- lish class by the freshmen during the past year. 48 sm the Sally Io xVllit6l101lSC, 21 promising home economist, finishes il sewing project. wise Tom Shaginnw and Lynn Cunningham mingle chalk dust with the snow as they clean erasers before leaving for home. Dolores Tabone Steve Taylor Terri Tile Joseph Torretti Querino Torretti Ronald Tovcn Carol Verona Frank Vitarelli Mickey Volpe Geraldine WVeilacher Sully jo VVhitehouse Jolene YVoods Joseph Zappia Raymond Zzlvatsky Teri Zoffuto 49 Student Life Clever hands That portray life with brush and pencil Active hands That display athletic aptitude Persuasive hands That gesture in verbal presentation Gracious hands That bid welcome to every guest Clever Active Persuasive Gracious The Hands of Student Life 50 V2 xf ,J , Q 'Y ff X7 X 5 X' Afmffff ,ff f K few .hi 'W t' ff ' ?Nf xv - ,. ,fx Y G a th e re d around the charter of the National Honor Society are the p 1' 0 u d officers of the sc-liool's most distin- guished organizationg Toni Jones, vice presi- dentg Shaign Labosky, secretaryg e t t y Ann F reiner, treasurerg and getsy McClure, presi- ent. School The officers of the Stu- dent C o u n c i l , Barb Yakulis, Frank Marino, and Bonnie Gula, ea- gerly await to hear the report from President jack Crinnen, who is confirming last minute glans in regard to their i g g e s t project-the Mardi Gras. 54 eaders Cary Drlycr, vice presi- dent of the Conscwu- tion Cluh, checks the file to verify infornm- tion received from the State Forest Rangers, while jack Custonguuy, trcasurcrg M il r y A n n M e t at l o n is , SOCl'6tlll'yQ and Frank K 0 s i h ai , president, plan activi- ties for the comin g week-end. The ofllvers of the Fu- ture Nurses Cluh hc- conic ncquaintccl with some of the equipment they will use when thcir nzunes are followed hy the initials, R.N. They are fleft to rightjz Amy Hergenrothvr, prcsi- dentg Bonnie Gulu, sec- retaryg Susie Thomp- son, vice prcsidentg :md Katie Bzlrilnr, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL-lSeated, left to rightl Dan Murdock, Bonnie Gula, lack Crinnen, Frank Marino, Barb Yakulis, Mary Anne Delaney. CStandingl Graco Lisciandro, Greg Martino, Steve Taylor, Tom jones, Dan Cain- panini, Paul Fustini, Al DlGilill'lllK7, Rose Anderlonis, john Lyons, john Sandy, Charles Zappia, Rob Martini. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First row-Kathy Mancini, Rosie Thompson, Paula Markievich, Alexis Zntsick, Mary Anno Delaney, Marcia Bojalacl, Jeanne Allen. Second row-Barbara Cutoski, Dave Levendusky, Tom jones, Miko McClure, Joe Korb, Leo Gillis, Charles Zappia, Sharon Labosky. Third row-Vickie Mikelonis, Leah Ford, Mary jane Delaney, Donna Suplizio, Betty A1111 Frenlcr, Carole Prontock, Carol Novitsky, Billie Ann Halcy, Grace Lisciandro, Pat Leon. Fourth row-Dan Calnpanini, Frank Marino, Betsy McClure, Paul Fustini, Amy Hergenrotlier, Dick Castonguay, Marilyn Moore, Bob F erraraccio, Bonnie Gula, Jack Castonguay, Bob Yanek. 56 I l . 5 XX N X X A GIRLS' CHORUS-First row-C. Ross, N. vV0lglCl111ll1, D. Cluczyk, I. Allen, F. Novitsky, B. Pegnettcr, M. Buf- fcrtv, C. Verona, L. Bartasavich, R. Andcrlonis, S. Wlliitchousc, A. Lint, M. Loon, I. Stankavich. Second row- C. Downer, M. Kozlninski, M. L. Pi-trosky, C. Clark, P. Frick, M. M. Caldcronc, C. Kulbutsky, M. A. Dclancy A. Zutsick, K. VVelsch, J. Porry, S. Frederico, A. Fioravauiti. Third row-E. Pasicrb, K. XVilt, B. Yukulis, M Loon. C. Rodocker, M. Verona, D. Crzcbinski, P. Loon, M. I. Bairlwr, M. Cultugaronv, M. Bojalad, C. Huzudu C. Scdlock. Fourth row-K. Duvall, I. Suplizio, S. DvSuntis, A. Xv0lli'lCllCl', D. Knrosky, M. A. Anderlonis. G Kozlosky, M. Suplizio, P. Quinn, A. Punighetti, B. Adams, M. B. Guthrie. Fifth row-A. Moyer, C. Swift, S Sicrzcga, K. Lockitski, M. A. Metulonis, B. Adams, P. Bogucki, K. Bzwilnr, C. Skrnlm, J. Kzllinowski, D. Tulmono T. August. Sixth row-C. Moulthrop, D, DoMott, I. BC1'l1ill'Cl0, M. Husscn, R. A. Skralba, L. Hoskuvicli, M Codvk, M. Frcmcr, L. Cunningluun, N. Lavery, B. MacDonald. THE BAND-Stmlding-Farther Pudlo, director. Seated deft to right,-Alvxis Zatsick, junvt Knlinowski, Gerard Rcgotti, Bob Yunek. Standing-Larry Chilclli, Miki- Rondos, joe jaunes. Seated lback rowj-Mary Sivcrling, Catherine Buhitc, john Sandy. Scutcd Cfront row, right to leftj-Mike Buggcy, Ron Monaco, Paul Silinsky. 59 x Comfortably settled on the library Hoor, the Novice Debuters do basic research work before participating in their first forensic meet. They ure: Frank Manco, Mike Lint, Mickey Volpe, Dan Corbet, john Lubo- sky, Bob Drum, and Bob DiCular1no. Veteran Debatcrs Cleft to right? Donna Suplizio, Mike McClure, Bob Fer- raraccio, Torn jones, Iiin Lyons, Dan Cainpanini, Frank Marino, and Sharon Lubosky. Our extemp speakers are among the most successful in forensic activities. Pe- rusing t h 1' o u g h current magazines for the latest news are: Debbie DeMott, Karen Duvall, Carole Ann Prontock, Geraldine VVei- lacher, Joyce Bernardo, joe Korb, Allen Stern, Bill Van- Tine, Paul Silinsky, Charlie Zappia, John Lyons, Gary Moore. Rosie Th o in p s o n humor- ously emotes a selection for the entertainment of those participating in d r a nr a and interpretive reading. This group is composed of Tom Jones, Carol Reed, Mary Siver- ling, Carol Novitsky, Amy Hergenrother, B ill Van- Tine, Kathy YV i l t , Joyce Stankevich, Nancy XVciglc- man, jack Castonguay, A n g i e Fioravanti, Patty Quinn, Pete Manco, Kathy Mancini, Joicc Swcka. X'VilifiD1.I for the car to tukc tlu-111 to Pittsburgh for the ll1Vitl'lti0l1il1 Speech Tour- HlllllCllt at Ceiitral Catho- lic are joe Korb Ckneclin fi, Sliziron Lnhosky fscutejal, and Carol Malewicz. Back row-jim Lyons, D o ll ll a Suplizio, Amy Hcrgciiroth- cr, Carole Prontock, amd .luck Griiincu. Speech activity is ll family affair at Central Catholic. The pairticipzltioii of 1i111 Lyons fscutcd lcftl, 8112111111 Lubosky, and Chnrlcs Zap- pia influenccd brothers 101111 Lyons, John Luhosky, and loc Zuppia to become alctivc Forensic coiltcstants. , l Senior Buck Fletcher, scorekeeper, is too accurate a mathematician-according to his account, our losses outnumbered our wins lor the season. Various responsible jobs were ably handled by the seniors during the school year. Gary Drayer fat rightj is all wrapped up in his job as he sells tickets at the basketball game. I Bill Zavatsky, Mike Adams, and Tom Niziol serve Marilyn Moore returns a cake pan to Julia Check as excellent traffic directors at the Cardinal basket- and a dish to Joanne Peterson after successfully ball games. ' ' ' managing a money raising bake sale. Speech activity is a family affair at Central Catholic. The participation of jim Lyons Cseated leftl, Sharon Labosky, and Charles Zap- pia influenced brothers John Lyons, john Lahosky, and Joe Zappia to become active Forensic contestants. Senior Various responsible jobs were ably lmnclled by the seniors during the school ve'1r Gary Dmyel' Cut rightl is -ill A .- ,cl . wrappe up in his job as he sells tx -kfts - - 1. L s at the basketlmll game. Scenes The class of '63 boasts a winner', in several cate- Donna Suplizio, Iaequie Beegle, Betty Ann Frem- gories. Betsy McClure, three-time essay winner, er, and Sam Kirk, known as the Corner Corpora- joe Bolam, star mathematleian, and Carole Prou- tl0ll,, discuss business conditions before P. O. D toek, extern chain 1, received distin uished awards Class. l for their accoinplisluuents. The photographer catches Joe Bolam fabovel as he searches frantically for a Trig assignment which he knows must he in his locker somewhere. Dan Campanini frightl exhausted after a hard day's work stumbles into the classroom at the eighth period and searches for an empty chair-preferably in a quiet corner. 65 joe Korb experiences the first thrill of being a senior as he purchases his class ring trom Sister M-lrv kevin cl-iss advisor. 1 1 , t Ernesto Guzman enjoys Bonnie Gula,s reaction to the piece of hot Mexican candy he persuaded her to eat. ig.: I 1 1 1 l Jim Lyons fyearbook photographerl catehes'Leah Ford in triplicate as she initiates a new style at Central. Soon every girl in the school was dressed in the same way-the school uniform. 66 l Pat Oven fleftl, Ron Miskavieh, and Mary Jean Miknis smile as they admire a replica ol the diploma they 1111- ticipate reeeiving in june. The selection of graduation announcements constitutes a major decision on the part of the seniors. john Cozen, Bev F reemer, and Mary jane Delaney examine one of the samples. P joan Bonanno adjusts the tassel on john Caruscfs eap as they prepare to model graduation attire tor the senior class. Their pensive expression reflects a certain sadness at the thought of leaving. 67 School Home Ec class, under the direction of Sister Timothy, works diligently at a sewing project. The junior class listen attentively as Father Nowakowski explains the mysteries of our Religion. A special bookkeeping class composed of Mary ,lean Miknis, Leah Ford, Nancy Norris, Marilyn Moore, and Mary O'Donnell get special attention from Sister Clem- entine. I XVhile the Freshmen girls sew, Sister Marie Ann works the tachistoscope with the boys of the freshman class. i Scenes Geraldine YVeilacher practices her Spanish pronunciation while Sister Miriam and the freshmen listen critically. Sister Mary Christian displays one of her many interests as she directs her second year French class in the singing of French Christmas carols. Father Amicncci and his class plan the art exhibit which was well received by thc whole student body. Sister Gervase helps Bob Baranauskas in Mechanical Drawing class while the other senior boys seem to be enjoying the instructions. Father Amicucei relaxes between Latin classes. Mrs. Zoffuto, Physical-Education Instructor and School Nurse, doesn't forget her parental duties as she straightens daughter Teri,s tie and then dis- cusses health records with the school secretary, Mrs. Barehony. Raising African violets is one of Sister Lucille's favorite indoor pastimes. The picture proves her to he a successful horticulturalist. Sister Mary Rebecca and Sister Mary Kevin, on their way to weekly Mass, stop to check the morning mail. Boyd Baka stops at Father Reilly's oflice to inquire about his quarterly marks. Toni Iones and Bob Ferraraccio discuss an impor tant debate issue with Sister Mary Kevin. Sister Marian enjoys a lunch after a Fo- rensic Meet. Sister M. Christian looks serious as she types a test tor her geometry classes. Mr. Pisoni, Mrs. Zoflluto, Miss Bohren. and Mr. Martini compose our distinguished lay taeulty. I l VVhen we are counting our blessings at Central, high on the list we place the per- sonnel. The well-balanced, delicious meals served by our cafeteria staff are surpassed only by the cheerful dispositions of the women who prepare them. This happy combination of culinary know-how and a friendly attitude is what makes lunch the favorite period of the students. Above are pictured the Mothers Fourn Cleft to rightj Mrs. F ioravanti, Mrs. Labosky, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Rahalla. Besides a capable cafeteria staff, the school boasts a kind, friendly, eflicient and dependa- ble custodian. Mr. john Leon takes care of the maintenance and he also manages unob- strusively to handle all emergencies, no matter how consequential or insignificant. The expression everybody,s friendv accu- rately describes Mr. Leon for he is admired and beloved by all with whom he works. WMV? Qff wwe was rnmxg, 4 no Lack of reginientation in the cafeteria provides a friendly atmosphere and makes the lunch period a brief interval for relaxing and socializing. The senior bnvs lower ri 'lit oeeasionallv take over the 'ob of 'idisliin f u J to five the re fular Q . . l E- I L stall a well deserved rest. -...5..... 73 Dan Palutlino und Bill V z1nTine are privi- leged to serve Father Reilly during the weekly celebration of Mass. A hushed lu eltnt itinosphere puma itu. the gymn 1S1l1lH on F lld ly nioining 'is the students pirtiupite in tht most nnpor tant nctiuty of thc bchool week Holy Mass. WW Taking advantage of the spiritual oppor- tunities offered at Central, many of the students receive the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist and fortify themselves with Divine Nourishinent. T4 Realizing that spiritual life is im- possible without spiritual nour- ishment, M ary Ie an M ikn i s shares in the intimate commun- ion of man with Christ as Father Reilly distributes Holy Com- munion. The student body presents an impressive picture of dedicated youth as they respectfully stand in deference to the VVord of God while Father reads the Gospel of St. John at the conclusion of Mass. Dan Paladino and Bill VanTine have the important responsibility of assembling the essentials for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and then dissembling the port- able altar as the temporary House of God once more as- sumes the aspect of a school gymnasium. 75 LGS XX Q iix i ' .... ,. S . 1 TER: S5-Ls: X5 .. -210 Lf QX-X EX X X X X X.:L X Q X X X X X X XX X. X X X X X XX X X -XXI . X ES XS . XXXX -. X .. XX X.. wx? Xxx Q X. XX-.X 3 S- . X NX X SX--X X X X . -X S X NN X XX X - XAX Students enjoy the Mardi Gras, sponsored by the Student Council. Beautiful, clever, and original costuming helped to make the event a memorable 0116. Mike Adams, escort of Carol Novitsky, leads the Cardinal Queen in the first royal dance of the evening. The Stniors had many reasons for celebrating this year. After one of these informal wget-togetllersl' some of them are pictured below with Sister Mary Kevin as they relax in room 2.02 before leaving for home. 77 Extra-curricular a c t i v i t i e s play an important pait in thc life of a Centralite. In the Christmas pageant, Chris Fotta portravs Our Blessed Mother who offers aid to all who seek her in prayer. The Madonna, which heautifies the front entrance, is the work of the art students, studying under the direction of Father Amicucci. In a .practical xlein, Amy Hergenrother, Dan Paladino, Carol Novitsky, Robbie lylartini, and kathy Mancini plan advance publicity for the money-raising Friendship Seven evening. That the students are in- terested in civic altairs is evident by active participa- tion in a local contest spon- sored for the purpose of im- proving the DuBois area. Pictured at the right are eight of the ten prize win- ners: Back row Qleft to rightj -Dan Campanini, Dave Faudie, Mike Adams. Front row-Mike McClure, Betsy McClure, Joe Korb, Leah Ford, and Paul Fustiui. 78 3 jim Lyons lleftl, Betty Ann Fremer, Carole Prontock, and Paul Fllbtllll prep ire for the Be lui rally. A select group of Centralites pause on the steps enroute to the auditorium for a rally. le-ff Feldman demonstrates the latest in ladies wigs to Betty Ann Fremer, who displays frank approval at his use of the poni- poms. lack Grinnen searches for a megaphone to use in the Hnal game of the season so that he and three other senior boys could lend vocal support and complement the efforts of the varsity cheerleaders. 80 The newly organized C.C.H.S. Band under the direction of Father Pudlo made its debut at thc Cardinal-Beaver Rally. K ' 15: Bob Yancey lrightj u111C,S,, the rally program at which Father Reilly encourages the fans and team with the famous quote, VVe care not if you win or lose, ,hut how you play the game. l The rally concludes with the singing of the Alma Mater 81 Sm .wx Sie - Q X k ax -. S 5:25 g wx - Q Sk X xv XL Q xx Qi . was A 89 'Q X - wx . X K xx -Fi xx A X A vs? -- k - X k Lx X 'H E X . 5 . S X ' W X wxmgw ,Q A 1 .. Q .Q i . Q, A ' .5 xx 3 K 5- . - - Q L . .. -A K A kkxk N. X X . k 1 xx KE -X in S' ' '.': QQ X X mv m X xxx A N Q X L . . Q:-.A .. N -f A ,A X- A X .Axx A My A NQQ' . :Q . ay ,Q A S S5 ia G is 2 Q is YXQQQ A 3 F hw , . 1 3' sk E gb Q R 80 A ,kg ,.. R KMX xv fx QS i, Q X S. X. S 1 f X X .N X W- S L R ! S fig X Q Xl . T Q X .div X -S - 5 51, f Q k, : N, X 5: NL . he 1 Q 'Qs Qu - ' ' X X Y X 'X X, X Q is QM Q 1 J Central's basketball squad posted a record of 9 wins and 13 losses which is laudatory in view of the fact of the keen competition this relatively agreenv team faced at the beginning of the season. Picking up momentum as the year progressed, the boys, under the capable coaching of Mr. joseph Pisoni, Athletic Director, acquired court tech- niquei' and developed into a unified, well organ- ized outlit with their sights on higher targets next year. Above are George Downer, Tom Biss, and jerry MacIntosh, the teanfs versatile managers, who were responsible for the proper care of the athletic equipment and at times they administered to the team s 1T1lIlO1' injuries. Pictured below is the varsity squad with Coach Pisoni. First row: Mike McClure, Sam Kirk, Mr. Pisoni, Gary Rogers, Dan Murdock. Standing: Denny Clark, Bob Baranauskas, Johnny Taylor, Ioe Bolam, Tom Reay, and Jeff Feldman. BASKETBALL SCORES CCHS 38 ...... ........ T itusville-St. joe 42 ....... ........ B eyn-Sykes .......... 65 ..,.... ,....... R idgway ,... . 47 .,..., .,....., D uBois ..,..,....r 38 ....... ....,... R eyn-Sykes ........,. 47 ....., .....,.. B ennetts Valley .. 49 ...... ..,..... B roolwille ,.....,..... G8 ...... ........ S . S. C. D. ........... . 72 ...... ........ B ennetts Valley ,. 18 ...... ........ B radford C. H. S. 54 ....,. ...,.... E lk Co. ............... . 68 ....... ........ S t. Francis ............ 45 ...... ......., Y lenango C. H. S. 59 ,..... .,...... C larion I. C. ....,.. . 51 ...... ........ X 'enango C. H. S. 66 ,..... ........ S t. Francis ............ 59 ...... ........ S . S. C. D. .,..,... . 69 ...... ........ C larion I. C. .... . 38 ....... ........ B rookville ....,......, 77 ...,.. ........ B radford C. H. S. . 55 ....... ........ E lk Co. C. H. S. 46 ....... ........ D uBois ............. 84 Striving for and achieving their sec ond year varsity letter, these four seniors proved to he outstanding assets on the Cardinal squad dur- ing the 62-63 season. Acting as co- captaius during the games, these boys helped to provide the desire to win and the inspiration to fulfill this desire which are factors nec- essary for any victory. Joe Bolaun, No. 42, Cbelow centerl takes the rebound from Dick VVilliams during Bob Baranauskas the hard fought Cardinal-Beaver game. Joe Bolam Sam Kirk 85 Mike McClure i I 2 1 1 VVRESTLING TEAM-First row, left to right-M. Barchony, H. Morris, B. Baka, M. Volpe, B. Beers, M. Bigney, A. Swisher, I. Hockman, M. Lint, D. O'Konski, G. Biggey, B. Matusky. Second row-D. Campanini, D. Caston- guay, T. Veitz, G. Troyan, J. Anderlonis, P. Paruso, R. Martini, J. Baka, P. XVeaver, M. Tile, I. Caltagarone, J. Castonguay. Third row-Mr. Martini, coach, Ed Borrelli, assistant, I. Kalgran, P. Fustini, S. Volpe, F. Manco, A. :DiGil8I'1'l10, A. Manfroni, D. F audie, B. DiGilanno, I. Patton, P. Manco, I. Drayer. Mr. Bob Martini Qleftj of Brockway was responsible for initiating the art of wrestling into the athletic program at Central. Although no official matches were held, the boys, pictured above, spent hours vigorously training for future events. Don O'Konski demonstrates his wrestling techniques as he gets Mike Bar- chony in a half-nelson on the palaestrics mats which manager Bill Kolash flower leftl cleans daily. S8 During a Senior Gym Class Paul Fustini, Dan Paludino, Dan Campanini, and Bill Zavatsky do push-ups and prove that they meet the President's physical fitness program. The Senior girls Cpictured nbovel seem to be somewhat uncoordinatcd during their Hrst gym class. After a vigorous physical training program, the same girls under the direction of Mrs. Z-offuto execute Z1 jumping jnckf' 89 Alma Mater In the folds of Mary's mantle A tower of strength you stand. A symbol of truth and wisdom You abide in the shadow of His Hand. The Spirit of Love like the wings of a dove Hover o,er those entrusted to you. Our loyalty we bring, Our fealty we sing, Alma Mater, forever weire true. To you, Alma Mater Gladly we give thee our love. We praise you while we live And in the years to be Whatever we may do, We pledge ourselves to you. All Hail! Central Catholic High School. All Hail! 90 -- xg-Eg f X, 9 AZ I 'EEE la FEE I f X 'E x' X XI'f W- s . y fu ,, if! f 'I 1 V .KR I 1 1 I y A 1 f I fly' 1 .' ,ffl . 3' : . It ' I, x 'TQ r. Ll W '--X .--- -V'-hw. .A -,-.- U Q X- an Q F' -X my 55' sm'T1-f-' N xx aa ,v N-CX X Xgdnvnjax- Q 1' X I? ff!! I 1 x I ' f ff' f - Q 2,1 ' ,Q-L ff S x-A 1 jf fl NS 'Gu muh mewhu we 'Q 5 5 mcczgcmccgv UQQWCGVISWG vt! XF vc svn: :Wide 'IO Benedictio Dei A Hand Raised in benediction At day's beginning And at its close Imparting Love JOY Tranquility Strength in His Hand 93 Business S30 Zimmerman Engraving Company, Sykesville S25 Community Consumer Discount, DuBois Surplus Outlet: VV. D. Kuhn, DuBois V. T. Smith Dairy, DuBois S20 Bolamis Garage, DuBois Brockway Glass Co., Brockway DuBois Clearing House Association, DuBois DuBois New Car Dealers, DuBois leHers Electronics Division of Speer Carbon Co., DuBois lo-Jen Dress Shop, DuBois Oliver T. Korb and Sons, DuBois Swift-Kennedy and Co. Insurance, DuBois S15 Central Jewelry and Furniture, DuBois Delaney Brothers, Inc., DuBois Modern Dairy, DuBois Riverside Division Penn Traffic, DuBois S13 Paul J. Short, DuBois S11 Arrow Furniture, DuBois Kennedy Transfer, DuBois S10 A Sc P Tea Company, DuBois Army and Navy Service Club, Barletta Grocery, Punxsutawney B. F. 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