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

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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

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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.

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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