Central Catholic High School - Towers Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The juniors have a wonderful time for two periods each week. Doing all the don'ts in the chem lab. Could it be that Frank Modrak fright! is trying to reproduce some of the crystals which decorate Jake McFadden's many hued sweater? UP Fll0lWl THE BANKS-THE THIRD YEAR CLASS lust wait until wc'l'c Svnim's! cxilailnt-cl the lhiitl war lIlCll. As juniors tht' Inst Iwu xcais ul sclmlaslic lilc lakc a haik wal in unnpaii sim with thc newly ziuliiiwil lmsiiiun as UIJIDCI classinvn. lu hcgin lht' Xt'ill tht-x must niakc' - , ilchnilt- tlccisicms as Ian as ilmming a louise' ll-XIUR C-In-Mg1,R1,:xl1,l,:X-1-S ul snulx is tUlltL'lillt'll. llilltllltl' thu inicntl iw lwunm' lJllt'5Is in Ntlt'llIlNIN. lJllNlllL'5Sllll'Il in law D D - wus. all arc uigctl hy cmnnmn scnstf to gtl tlnwn Ill S' Rudi MIN R' bmlnl in work and make cwry vllini in be 5lltCC5Slilll. 'lihc nt-wlY aiiflllilul lank lll2llxt'N ihcnl inuilt-ls 315 R- Uillllll 718 ui' liiillllil lm' the llt'NlllIll'll anil soplmiiiuri-s antl prcst-nt an iininulialt' hlisk inlcicsl in t'Xlli2l'llllilll'llllil I lilllWllllslL' IIC li. Nltfilxnn atlixili. lhc lallcr is t-xt'inpliIit'cl in thc prrnni nt-mc ul inniuis in cvury licltl ul actixiti and 41s ll Killian jjfjlghqjmimi wlmulls. The intmcluctiim ul new languages, inure tliffl- qjg R. lvmnkm. qu: R' M Mmlmm cult nlzilh anil thc always In-wiulling t'llt'IIllsll'X kept tht- ihircl year men wcll L-ngmssutl in tht lit-lil ul stlmlastit cnclcaxur. lhanks. class ol '-19, lm' helping in niakc thc war nl' I9-l8 anutlici banner ext-nl in the liistorx ul Clcnn-al Catholic.

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Only 68 more times to come through these doors, sigh seniors W. Klonowski, Sharbaugh, P. Fleming and P. McLaughlin. until we leave Central as Alumni in june. Now they enter the school for another eight period stretch. Boys come to Central Catholic from all sections of the city and many of its outlying communities. Central is the largest boy's school in Western Pennsylvania. I tl1m'l know what the sthuol will tlo when we lt'2lXC.n lu the seniors it seems that the tow- erecl structure zu 1720 l-'iltli Xienue will most certainly tluse when they ilepatt lui the lzisl time. Their luui' years at Clemrzil flzitlmlic me almust at am encl :tml the wuiltl looms hefoie them. The lung zuvaiterl tlziy ol grzuluatiuu is just nnmuml the I'Ul'llt'l'n :mal the closer it zip- pmzitlles the less appealing it seems. In their Inu: penis ill lleutml they live those memories so dean- to lheii llC1llilS in the tems to The most popular period during a school day for senior German students is when they dip into the vast knowl- edge oi Deutsch presented to them in the jungenpost as the members of ISA are now doing. The German students both juniors and seniors are very fortunate to have such a capable group of teachers as Brother E. Matthew. Brother G. Jude and Brother Raphael who teach customs as well as the language in their daily in- SIYUCIIOHS. What would the good Brother say if he saw you copy- ing -lack's homework! Hey, would you lend me the homework when you have finished? Even though the 8:20 to 8:40 period is not for doing such work fhome- workj it is so employed by many students who had a date the previous evening or else thought Bob Hope and Red Skelton are more interesting than books. ,rar ' wus , -..