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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

Fl ' ' ' 'r MAA ---L A s- V. . ..: .r .rc .- . , - --A .,..- V. V-, CLASS HISTORY By Walter Weisbecker FRESHMAN YEAR The group of us that had assembled as Freshmen on the Hrst day of Central in 1946, the second year of the Atomic Age, were alternately happy for themselves and sorry for their former parish classmates who were not there. The grim war years had passed and we corresponded in every way to the classes of the first post' war period that lived in the roaring twenties. Were we to live the roaring Hfties? The eternity of four years separated us from that answer. The shock of the first day, week, month, wore off and finally we took shape under' the clear, speaking leadership of the student council president, class of '49, We watched the splendor of the Minstrel, the Sunny South Minstrel and Radio Show, a satire on radio mixed with the charm of the South, roll by with only a few from our own group participating. Perhaps, too, the cheering we gave was not the loudest, but it was growing. This, I believe, was characteristic of the class, which was growing in stature, character, and personality, although Bro. George Thomas, then Vice'Principal, had to keep some of the more unruly in their places. That first year we were untamed, We did not yet realize the importance of settling down and working. The turnout of Central freshmen that year for the foot' ball team was small, for it is rugged for the freshmen against bigger competition, but such players as Ray Wrabley, jack Buechel, and Bill Huber had even then developed a faculty for making the coaches look twice! Finally came the North game, and we went all out for the winning score. Remember the parade back to school with the torches? Who were the men with the torches? That's what the faculty wanted to know The senior play Three Men on a Horse showed us what the fourth year was like The Brothers said we would be respected as seniors and in our eyes they were the elite of the school Truly we hold the honors of the classes of Central for being present for the Centennial of the Christian Brothers and also for the first operetta ever produced at Central This came under the name of My Maryland with Jim McAleer and Marilyn McCabe singing such unforgettable songs as Your Land and My Land and Silver Moon which even now bring back memories of the resounding rafters After this presentation the stage crew went into a well deserved rest period This group working under Brother Francls of Assissi did beautuur jobs on the sets and multicolored backgrounds of the Minstrel Senior Play and operetta Basketball was more or less ignored that year although Mr Standish encour aged the most shy Perhaps the boys foresaw that in the distant future a new style of play would rocket Central to fame This developed out of the schools program of never ending advancemert in sports As the routine of school went on we came to know the Brothers better and recelved another education that could not come out of any book We joked with such ageless Brothers as Francis Patr1ck surely everyone remembers some of Casey at the Bat Brother Emery whose talks on religious life and sports are common knowledge Brother Matthew with his stories that inspired us Do you also remember the roar of laughter that followed Brother Lucians remark Hugo to the Board There were heartbreaks in the first year but we underwent experiences that were insurpassable It wasn t a vicarious thrill we were really living it 1 sv. an 9 I ' x 1 1 - u. ws - - - 7 . . . u. as ' . ss - ws - - - ' s - 9 . . . . . . . .,- ' . ' 9 1 ., . . 1 y . . I , . . 1 - s ss fn. ' ' 9 9 7 s . q u an - , , . 9 , , , . . . I . a OF VISI ON as Wim-, .nam F !-1 li lillfllll M fm ,,, f 1 -: h ' PREPARATION FOR TOMORROW .., ' Q at nl' CENTRAL DISTRICT CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Ulf' 195 M5 wfks' 'Nu 'gn '- Pittsburgh Pvnns ylrnnia -IS: N CLE F E RNIN The name of Central Catholic is not just erin' fined to 4720 Fifth Avenue, The School has heen associated with many well known civic centers of the City. During the early part of the year, the student hody was present in St, Pauls Ca' thedral for their annual retreat, As the year advanced, the name nf the school was heard in such places as Fnrhes Field, and Pitt Stadium. The annual midfwinter dance and the Senior Prom were held at the Schenley Hotel. xx' The main center of activity and excitement, is Cc-ntral's auditorium. Here is where all the students gather periodic- ally for their well planned pep rallies and assemblies to cheer the Vikings on. The writhing. squirming, wrigglfng mass of humanity. which filled this Central corridor a few minutes ago. has departed. and it now rests and regains strength to support the avalanche when it returns on the morrow. ms. wa. i Ad Majorem Gloriam Dei . . . a motto that is the only rule of life as far as Central Catholic High School is concerned. Classes. sports. Club activities . . . all to the greater glory of God. A tradition as old as Central Catholic itself. is the Mass of the Holy Ghost at St. Pauls Cathedral. opening each school year, and offered for the success of our school worlc in the following months. E , 5 sf Vg Within a few blocks of Central Catholic is this building of ancient architecture. Housed between its giant pillars men of science strive to bring about those great improve- ments born of modern research. Pittsburgh will not lag behind in the race for more pro- gressive cities, but will rather carry the baton of prosper- ity on to its goal of being the most heautiful and efficient metropolis of the nation. MASTER C'0N7R0llfR.S' .QN T 'lf' ,ff , ',,f'f? 1 . J, ,,. 9' - 'Xu V I ' ww! 1 . Vndar thc mp.1Hf dlrrgtwxu wr' Brwthcr made this QIICQCCQY-Wil wdmmzlmfrtf m pfvilrblc fX11th1'r1y, Prlllclgwl. Amd xxlth the hx-lp wf Brwthcr Vflfrknmg with thc TA.eu1Ttjc. Nu' Studqm V cl-IINTICI. V1Qcfpr1I1g1pLal, ffQr1tr.1lCI.1thf'11C h.1sr11.1Jm .md the itudfm P+ djs, nhl ,fJmzmNlr.1l1N rx T gram .1d'.u1r1gQr11u11L1r1 ffhrxstmm cdm1g.1twI1,r11-t 111111: crmumlrmgud Amd Qmlpgwrtvd I111115' Nlllxlx nt .1kt1uztzv- in thu cya uf thu prlcstl wt' thc JIHCCSC, but .Jw Ar .111 Ulnm ilu' Fmt Intvrwtx HT' thu umm' rllljfllf Y-TWIN the 'u1rwV1N1I1f 'AYA hifllff x'L.1IlC,1KY'f4 Thcir lwdy IS the Tint !'1I1QvQI'Il 11111. .Jrlurruxxtrwtzwm XYKIU UN1V'.'f1Ul1xU ill lL'.!L1L'I'4lHlV AHL! 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REV FATHER THOMAS 1 QUIGLEY Supcrmundcnt of Dnocesan Schools ur Lrltnudt IS nl u t Path r Thomw C mqley who 1 S111 r111t nd nt mf Pntshurg 5 lt mlm S hmm hm done muth to mtkt our st mol systtm Qtwnd tu nom HIS 1nttnst:, hc not mn y lll tht 1t1dtn11t htlda hut 1151 111 tht X 1r1ous TLIINIIICS thtt go 11111113 XV1ll'l sthool lllt A BROTHER E ANTHONY BROTHER GABRIEL CECELIAN PYIHCIPRI Brother E Anthony s mtcrest IIT LlX1L nffurs is well is h1s cxtttmg SUPCFXISIUD cf Ccntr1l C1th0l1L Hlgh Sthool hts proud h1s Qrut Contern for tht xdmncc ment ot Chr1st1 IH ldclls immw the ptoplc of tht tommumty 1s well 15 mwng tht studtnts undtr hlS chuqc VICE Pr1nc1pal Brothcr Gll3flLl our NILC prm-,1p1l h 15 gwtn us mtmormts th lt nrt 1nQcptr1hlt from tht thoughts of our Alml Mlttr HIS sthool spmt md hls QCIIUIHC dLSlfL to help cvtry pup1l mxdt h1m 1 fntnd ol Cmh ont of us, A ptrsontllty l1kt hlS IS not c1s1ly forgottnn 'hw ,, F1 .4 2? K , O j. ' .s11dc11. c Q 1, 2.4 ', ' .15 . WC L' L' 1 ' C1111 c l., .N ' 1' ' f? .h , M.. ,V A - ., .' V,. ull 'al ' ', .'1' ' 'Q' -1, 1 1 ' ' D .. .gm RK, gf. . ' z k 1 'H 1 gg-', TQ 1 1 z 2 ' , 1 1 Q 41, 'W 'tw ' 'z x f ' - 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 4 . 5 ' ' ' 1' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' . :'z t ' 1' ' , ' 1' '3 ' ' N A' ' I . I - E. LQEN ,, V R57 . ' A NRL, ,all X ,fq .Q - W V V2 I RH, .1 . TE CHI G During that allfimportant period of life, high school, youth is faced with the problem of crossing the gap between boyhood and manhood-fphysically, mentally, and spiritually. Central Catholic constitutes the best bridge for the crossing. It carries us readily over each section of this span. The Christian Brothers are the mainstays of this bridge through their selffappointed task of providing the special support and guidance which we need By following the dictates laid down hy their founder, Saint john Baptist de La Salle, these molders of the entire man, consecrate their lives to God's service, helping their students to know, love and serve Him, Humble, but firm in his convictions, patient and selffsacrificing, yet inspiring in his leadership, the Christian Brother has been an indispensable guide in our progress to God. Religion Physics Religion Bookkeeping Brother E, Leo Religion Sociology Brother G. Borromeo Golf Club Moderator Brother Gedeon Charles School Bookkeeper Scouting Club Moderator ki, 2,- Economics Clee Club Moderator Brother F. Joseph Religion English Debating Club lxlodcrator Assoc. Viking lxlodcrator Brother D. Cyril Religion English Usher Club Moderator Brother Gregory N. Religion Chemistry Science Club Moderator Brother G. Jude Religion Latin Brother D. Raphael Religion German Horticultural Club Mod. Schiller Club Moderator Brother E. Austin Religion Physics Beriilde Club Moderator Brother D. Paul Religion Mathematics Athletic Director Fifi: Brother E. Matthew Brother G. john -or, Brother D. Nlichncl Brothcr E. Jamcs Brother E. Vincent Rfiiigiim RCIIEIOH Rx'il!l1'Il Rriiuilvii llvliggiuim Griiimii fhghxh Spim-h fihniiiixlry liiktiiiy AX-irq Yiirtiiiu fNii+,ii .Axui-I .Miiiftit Uii-wi V fiiiu'iir.iiii-ix Nil-it mtv! fNirI,h .4l1iT wi IUMA? Uruthvr D. Linus Brothcr Thomas lirnthi-r D. Mzlrtin lirughi-r G4-r.yld Cflmrlps Iipuqlwr lf, 15,-midll-I Kvligiivii Rriislwii iluiiuzuii llviiuinvii llviiuifrii fihrmrlhniid iiixtmy fNi.iliii'II1.ll1t.N lliiglixli iiiiigli-h i3UXA'i1H.1 Yihiiii fN1ivtiui.iliir S-,xiiiiziiiiig Tiniiri Simi On thu lcft, Rohcrt HC'Ff11.iHl1 and Hruthi-r -lost-ph rv-livc thi- halllc of Uunsinanc M'hIll' tht' rust of ISS luok on with apparent unconcern. Brothcr Jude and ISA-S discuss the various proofs for the existt-ima' uf Gund :md his Crt-ations. Brother G. willll-llll llpligiffn l..1rm french filxfss filul' X14 itltmxlur .gnu Brothcr F. Paul licligiim English Above Brother Raphael is making a distinction between differs-nt German nouns. Albert Ensli-r and jack Kelly are giving El few examples on the blackboard. Brother Felician john Brother D. Julian licligum liqliigiim WK Biolwgy Bwlvsy Smut' Crux' fNli1tlc1.tl-ir Hrotlwr Francis Emory Brmht-r F, Emery D livlllimi Kellum-uri Lriulislm f.l.illmcm.xtxt'4 .M i litivnlrl1tt'l'1x1ty 'l'r.tuli Tumi N11 :tlt'r'.1loI qw- N 11... Brotlmcr G. Edward Brother Firmilian John Brother G. Philip Brother G. Thomas litligwm lltliui-in Ruligxmi Rdigiim l.4.ll1Il Nlllrlg Apprccidticari History lxlillllfllltlllin :Xit lllnli fxlutlt-ralor Urt'ln'stm B.imliMi1Juit1tor Asst. Stgigc Crew History fwlmlcrntur Hum-r Smut-ty Mod. GUIDIN 'B' Brother Austin suspiciously cx.miinv5 John Halls-rln-in's data, who has finishcd juggling the figures just in xht- niclc of time. Tlw rcs! of tht- Clasx works intuntly on thc vxperinu-nt. lirothvr llunation ll. li: 1 f-.liw 1 vi lirotlicr fi. Andrn-w YJ l lxx1l,f'1r'l 5'l1 Nil -' lirntlicr D. Pvlrr lil liuiwii Slmiiiixli lulllll lirullicr G. Lewis Nl.ul.wzi.it1tN Rt illiirlv Urizt ml Niriitn' x , -UE .ii ii . Brolhcr G. Leo lilllllllill f.l.itliti:a.itit- llillt flliilx lNl1ult'il4 lirotlwr D. Sebastian liiwli-Kraft' HiX!w'i1iifHfi7it Nlr. Andrew Finloth ljuulixl. lw.x.:X Xlifgvi r Nlr. just-ph lfiy li .tim -- liiw .,,,v - if S......- pK it l.,,,ilmll fimli lklr. Paul Pungstl T V-iv v lst .. L Nlr. Andrew St-dlt-y Hi-Iwry AAI, lfimtlmll flimcli Lays? ggi, i. 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DEVELOPING Mr. Andrew Einloth. Senior English instructor. explains n point in English grammar which seems to be troubling Anthony Rosa. Mr. Einloth also serves ns Moderator of the TOWERS. Below: Brother Paul demonstrates by this example in trigonometry, one of the Laws of Sines, to this group of seniors. Mrs. Regina Dirlcs Sulirml Secretary .,f,5?w ,WMWE Miss Jean McMahon St-lim-I Secretary Mrs. Elanore Munhall School Secretary rg rf! Mr. Charles Buggy Bviildxriu Superiuterzdeiit atm 3 2 Q X 4 lynx. , K : E f Q f X ' X 4. .- 5 'Q I J -1 5' 5 k1+ V 4 I 5 -. x , FX Q' a x Q L X ' 'Q QQ' if I 1749 ov-UJA' aw ' 4 IW: 'Q I ffllfadi- J s , , ,gp S K, . 5' ff 3 A 5 S, f .. xv em. A 'P ' -wi 4 .',' X X , M ,- 5 . ' 1 K 1 ilk EW . I 7Rv4N5Ml.S'5l0N 0F IDHIS P ' ' A-...1 ,fs 1 U v p1l'NIIhIkkN I Tirlu ll x TXN I I1 I 1 Q mum H N 1 L Q I 1 W K Ntfl L rv N u, Uk s s frund 1 ,ll ' rtb 1 r Nx utlv L 4 Lnfxl k n lm 1 tu 1 tum 1 mm' ra ' 1 k. N K I 17 THE FRESH E The school year of 1949 opened in September with the customary group of freshmen, commenc' ing their studies at Central. Because this is their hrst year at Central, the freshmen are somewhat perplexed at the regular routine of things and new studies to master' -such as algebra and Latin It does not take long to acquire the various habits and trends of the upperclassmen that are now practiced hy these freshmen through the ohservance of traditional rules. Miss Mary Jane Beggy, the school librarian, instructs a group of freshmen in the care and dating of books. Miss Bc-ggy's guidance has aided many students with their literary problems! The freshmen class and their English instructor, Brother Fidelis Andrew, run through a few important points of grammar and English idiom. Two doubtful freshmen attempt to locate European capi- tals while Brother Philip and the rest of the class look on with skeptical eyes. The 1950 Frosh are sure to learn their algebra under the careful supervision of Brother Donation, Central's ex- change Brother from the Province of Quebec, Canada. JA-3. yi ,f ,cp ll 17 N-ag fff , i iq v Q 1 ,, QWJBA 5 K- M ' lxxj 1 . 5, , Af Z X .-L2 ,f.,f..':.- C. ,. fav' . :--I X Or ggrx 95 ,A .r As the rest of the class amuse themselves with a new Bro Martin gives this soph the lead that will help him theorem in Geometry a sextet of sports minded frosh solve this geometry problem. Sophs agree that geometry discuss he nrobable All Americans for 1950 is one of the most diflicult subjects encountered yet X 9- , F Bro. Charles and a sophomore class discuss the various types of sentences. The boys can't understand how they learned such a difficult language. if , Ji A 1 , . 4 l ' in ' ' 43125 ' 'ff 'L . 1, 9 . Aivrrig, ymflfui ,x M W. W 'Q ' Y A , ivwflm, i 4, fn 3 .Nl W . 4 ,n WS X ,.,si ' +2 ' '-'52, ,.. 'tv W, ,' nYzf'?' 51 A 4,'.g . ., .7 . 5 . 4QE g? .c. M-if I f fs ,-5 Q 9 ? Vik mf? ! ww- Brother D Cyril instructs Athe class of IJS in the fine points of sentence diagraming. Brother feels this is one of the most important parts of English grammar, why not'79 The tentative decision as to what career he will follow in life, is decided upon by the Junior year. During the course of this year, a student must select the field for which he is best equipped. A junior is offered a selection of three courses: Arts, Sciences, and the Commercial course, Care' ful thought and consideration must be given before choosing the course which will be the basis for his future occupation. Brother E. James explains to this junior class, the correct procedure in solving this perplexing chemistry problem. Chemistry, as the juniors will agree, is not an easy subject. Brother G. Thomas and three mem- bers of this junior class give this very beautiful Christmas display a close in- spection. Many of the Brothers arc known for their outstanding displays at Christmas and during May. Brother E. Thomas, History instructor, tests this junior class on last night's homework. Brother Thomas was among the group of Brothers that opened the doors of Central to Pitts- burgh's Catholic youth. The best way to start the day is exem- plified by Brother Vincent's Junior class, as they recite the morning pray- ers. A boy's spiritual as well as mental powers are developed at Central. 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ROBERT DONOVAN St Raphael ROBERT J DONOVAN ISA S 38w 44th Street St Mary 46th Street Rlfle Club I Band 4 Scoutmg Cluh I Swxmmmg Team Bemlde Cluh 7 3 4 DONALD DOYLE 6 3779 Parkvlew Avenue Cathedral if Cro Q Country 1 Z 3 4 Track Z TOP ROW BELOW BOTTOM ROW BELOW 7 C B8dl'OId Avenue B 1 d H I R b 3 St Rlchard Intramural 1 7 3 4 Student Ou evar O y O ary 1 e U 1 I Council 4 JAMES B DUGAN C 67 Almeda Street Corpus Chr1t1 Cheerleader 1 7 3 4 Student St Stephen Imramuralg 7 3 4 Clasg Officer Councnl 7 3 Towere 4 Bubmew Mgr Mm trel GEORGE DUMAN 35C 7107 Doak SUNY PATRICK B ELLIS C 5030 Second Avenue Sf Walbufga Inffamufal 7 3 4 St Stephen Stage Crew 7 3 4 Operetta RICHARD DURR 6 6470 Momtor Street St Phllomena Ba ketball 2 Claas Officer WILLIAM EJZAK 4 140 47nd Street Bowlmg 3 ALBERT EASLER 5 1715 Arbor SU-get Street Corpus Chr: tl SWIITIIIIIHZ 4 BOWIIRK CorpuQ Chrx tx Art Club 1 7 Intramural 7 3 Tl'3Ck 4 ff' DONALD FOX 6 1077 N St Clalr Street Sacred Heart Vlkxng 4 BERNARD JAMES FREY 6 3075 Ea tmont Avenue Sacred Heart Color Guard 4 Mm tre 4 Cvlee Club 4 GEORGE FRIES 5 1841 Locu t Street Holy Tnnlty Intramural Z FRANCIS S FUNARO 4 307 Sallne Street St Ro alla Rrfle Clu 1 Track 3 GEORGE GALLAGHER S 4832 Chatsworth Avenue St Stephen Stage Crew 1 Cross Country 7 Track 4 TERRANCE GALLAGHER ISA S 478 E Elxza beth Street St Stephen Cro s Country 2 PAUL JOSEPH GAREY C 30 S St anr Street Sacred Heart Rnfle Club 3 JACK GARRITY ISA S 1011 Dearborn Street St Lawrence Art Club 1 7 3 4 Vnkmg 1 7 Mm trel 4 Scoutmg Club 1 3 4 Semor Play 4 Bemlde 3 4 JOHN A FEIGEL 7 728 Ella Street St Jo eph Rxfle Club 1 Swlmmmg Team 1 2 Radlo Club 1 ROBERT FERDIANI 5 373 Freeland Street St George Bow mg 7 3 4 Intramurals 7 3 4 DANIEL FERONS 7 349 Darragh Street Cathedral Football 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 RICHARD FILEK 7 1921 Ploneer Avenue St Hyacmth Football 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 FRANK J FISHER W 1932 Columbra Avenue St Anselm R1He Club 1 WILBERT FLAUS 7 718 Gro Street St Jo eph Rifle Club 1 7 3 4 Science Honor Soclety 3 4 . ...-SS,.... .,..SS,.,.. 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TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW ROBERT LAUER 5 1669 Broadheacl Street RICHARD LIVENSPIRE 7204 Travella Corpu Chrltx Tower 4 Llterary Edrtor Bvd St Walburga Ban 17 Track 1 Dramatic Club Bowllng 1' CHRISTOPHER LEAVY 5 C an ch, Iett DONALD LOCKARD 1 C Street St Raphael U her Club 4 St ROQHIIH Bowling 34 EDMUND LEE 1 C ms Forbe street THOMAS MCBRIDE 4 Epmphany St Stephen Intramural 1 3915 Hoosac Street Intramurals 1 2 3 4 720 Man xon Street EDWARD ABE Al REGIS LETZELTER 1776 Lmtoln Ave me Sltdciawmce 4 Tmdlli 2 4 ta t'CI:1:Z nue St Walburga Rifle Cl lb 1 Hobby muralg l4 Club 3 JEROME MCCANN 4 9166 Columbo Street JAMES LEY 6 173 S Graham Street St Lawrence Football 34 Intramurals St Lawrence Intramural Sport 1 34 nue St K1eran Intramurale 1 St Ro alla Intramurals 7 Eplphany n ramura 1 Rrfle Club 1 Cla Oihcer CLARK McCARROLL Z C 4307 Stanton Ave JAMES MCCOY 5 529 Coyne Terrace JAMES MCELROY 3 C 1707 Glbbon Street PATRICK MCGOUGH 6 1700 Oakgrove Axenue St An elm H1 tory Honor Socnety 1 ..,,SS... ,..5SS... 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JOSEPH S MARINO C 911 Berk hxre Axenue St Peter LUIGI M MARINO 30 Orphan Street S S Peter and Paul Intramural 1 2 3 4 Clas Officer 7 Rlfle Club GEORGE R MATCUK C 4670 Jumper Street St Joseph Bowlmg 34 WILLIAM MAURIN 5 5160 Butler Street St Mary A umptnon FRED MAZUR 7 C 371 Sallne Street St Ro alla Intramurals 1 7 ALBERT MAZZA C 3436 Vvyard Street Cathedral if In ramural 1 3 DONALD MERTZ 3SS 6 Brownell Street Sacred Heart Cro-Q Country 4 Track 4 JOHN MICHALSKI 4SS 769 Mam Street Holy I:31'lI1lW Bowling 34 Clee Club 1 7 Mm trel 4 JOHN J MADJERAC 7 C 416 44th Street St Augubtxne bcoutmg Club 1 7 3 4 Rxfle Club 7 WILLIAM MAHONEY 6 6137 Meadow Street Cathedral Glee Club 1 7 JOHN C MAJETICH 7 RD 31 Box 730 Turtle Creek P Mother of Sorrow Stage Crew 2 3 4 H1 tory Honor Socxety 3 4 Sclence Honor Socxety 3 4 Rmfle Club 1 7 ISAS RD 1491 Kum St Ur ula Band 1 Kmght of the DINING Bemlde 7 3 4 EDWARD F MALONEY mer Road A111 on Park Pa 734 GleeClub1734 Chl d 1 3 4 Mm trel 1 1 C 774 John ton JV Football 7 RICHARD MAMAJEK Avenue St Stephen JOHN MAMAUX 1SA S 363 Semple Street Cathedral Football Mgr 1 7 3 4 Ba ketball ...SS...f . ...-ss... , -, ,a .... -'1.:1...'s-0.1.31-4.... 7' ...S .....- S Mgf.1f2f3l4. 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DONALD MIKSZAN 759 37nd Street St Augu tune Ban 1 C e JOSEPH MILLER 6 7140 Lpland Street Holy Ro ary Rxfle Club 1 3 4 LAWRENCE MILLY 3 C 730 S Mathnlda Street St o eplw Intramurals 1 7 JAMES MODISPACHER Square Holy Trxmty All Star Softball 73 7194 Elmore Intramural 7 3 4 EUGENE MONACELLI Im maculate Conceptlon SC 47w State Way Intramurals 1 2 WALLACE MONAHAN 7734 Thomas Boulevard St Bede Glee Club 2 Track 2 Mm trel 2 4 Semor Play 4 JOSEPH MONTEVERDE 4 719 Roup Street St Lawrence Fre hman Ba ketball JV Ba ketball Z Operetta Cla Officer Var 1ty Ba ketball 4 RAYMOND MORAN ISA S 7616 Hamrlton Debating 2 Semor Pay THOMAS MORAN 7SC 5765 Carnegle Ave nue St Kxeran Intramural 1 7 3 4 ROBERT MORGAN 1S 387 47nd Street St Mary 46th Street Cvlee Club 1 3 4 Operetta 1 3 4 Che 5 Club 1 Z 3 4 VIRIDL 4 Tower 4 Mm trel 1 7 3 4 AMES MORRELL ISA S 875 Kennebec Strtct St Ro alla Traek 4 JV Football 7 Mgr Cro Country 4 ANTHONY MOSES 6 14 4 Bctlflrtl Au nue St nn In ramural 1 3 4 WILLIAM MULDOWNEY C 8 Allequlppi Street St Agne Intermural 1 GABRIEL MURANO 4 3867 Nanta ktt Street St Ro alla Operctta 4 Semor Play 4 .,.5SS...-f-.. . 5' d ...hssZ. ...SS.,. 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DONALD REMLY 2 C 6916 Churchlancl Street Corpu Chrlstl Hobby Club 1 Towere 4 ALBERT REMP 1 176 38th Street St olm the Baptl t Orcbe tra 1 7 Blue Kmght 1 2 3 4 Mm trel 4 St Stephen B nd 1 7 3 4 Blue Kmght 7 4 RICHARD R RITTER 7 114 Coyne 'Terrace St Ro alla B nd 1 7 3 4 Blue Kmght n trel 1 7 H1 tory Honor Society 4 Track 7 4 U her Club 3 4 WILLIAM ROBINSON 3 C v4O Fordham Avenue Re urrect1on Football 3 4 BaQket 17 Cla: Officer 3 DONALD ROHAUS v722 Powhattan Street Sacred Heart Ar Club 1 7 R1fle Cu 1 3 CHARLES P ROONEY 4 7940 Fernwald Road St Phllomena Rnfle Club 1 Bowlmg umor Prom Commrttee 3 ANTHONY ROSA 6 1736 Dullleld Street St Raphael e Mm trel 1 Bowlmg 3 4 JAMES REAGHARD 2 C 16 1 Worthxngton Street Corpus Cbrlitl WILLIAM REED 3 C 4625 Carroll Street St Mary 46th Street EDWARD REES 7511 Hamllton Avenue Holy Ro ary R1fle Club 1 Student CounC1l 1 CHRISTOPHER REILING 7 178 Ha tmgs Street St Bede Rlfle Club 1 Mm trel 1 Engxneermg Club 7 Tower 4 JACK REILLY 1 7 8 Shadycre t Court St Catberme Intramural SportQ WALTER REMBIALKOWSKI w 4471 Gen exa Street Holy Famxly Swrmmmg 14 Camera Club 7 er 1 Tovxtr 4 Rlfle Club l ...S .. Z ' ...3SS..,f ' .....SS..... s' 12... '5 ...fSS...2 5 ...fSS,., - f ---'...Uslas.'34'4..., s ...SC... f s... S '-...Band1fZf 3'-4... 'S . JOSEPH A. RENDE , . . 1SC . . . 330 Johnston Avenue ...a 's-f. . ..,-SS...f ..... S a 'SZ- 3f4...lV1iS f..f3f4... S S ...f ball ,S S ..,3SS...f.. t f--3...' lb f2f, . ...SS...- 3f4...j' ' . ...SS,,. - . ..,Cl'xss2f3f4,. ls JOSEPH P ROSS 4 248 Dlthrldge Street Cathedral Rlfle Clu 1 Ba etball 1 34 Football RICHARD A ROSSI 3 C 1897 Fun ton Street St Vvfalburga M n trel 3 4 Intramural CARL ROSSWOG 1709 Murtlxnd Axe nue Holy Ro ary Rllle Club 1 3 4 Range O ter 1 7 3 4 EUGEINE RUPERTO 4 359 Lawn Street St Hyaelnth Cru Country 4 'Trult 3 4 Radio Club 34 ROBERT L RUPPEL C 1400 Jancey Street St Raphael Intramural 1 7 3 4 JOSEPH A RUTLEDGE C 774 IN Exalxd Avenue Sacred Heart RICHARD SALLEY 3 C 5779 Kentucky Axe nue Sacred Heart ROBERT SANDERS 3 C 231 S Mathllda Officer EDGAR G SANNER 411 S Mufland Atenue St Beds O arena 1 '4 4 Smence Honor SOCICKY 3 Glee Club 1 7 3 4 a Ofhcer Camera Club 1 PAUL SCANLON SC 3619 Fleetwood Street St ohn the Baptlt Swnmmmg 1 34 Scouting 1 3 4 JAMES L SCHLANDER C 110 Sycamore Drne Holy Ro ary Rlfle Club 7 JOHN SCHMITT 6 5407 Broad Street St Lawrence Intramural 1 2 3 4 RICHARD C SCHMITT W 3178 Shady -Menue St Phllomena VIRIUE a Pre ldent 3 4 H1 tors Honor 3 4 EDWARD SCHNEIDER 7116 Campama Axenue St Xkalburga Rlfle Club Radu: C uh . ..,SS... 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TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW Louis SCHNEIDER 1 7123 Race sum ROBERT SETTE 7 7056 Fefnwald Road Holy R0 ary B n 1 2 3 4 Symphony St Phllomena B n 1 7 34 Blue Kmghts Orche tra 1 2 3 4 Blue Kmglxt 1 7 3 4 Operetta 7- Gfche U3 1 2 3 4 Track 1 7 Opel' M n nel 1 2 3 4 a 1 7 Mmstrel 1 2 3 4 Class Offrcer 7 3 DONALD SCHRATZ 131 S Dana Ave THOMAS SHAUG H NESSY 6S 1701 Hays nue St Bede Vlklng 1 Bowlmg 34 Street St An elm C E Mmstrel 1 THOMAS SHILEN v311 5th Avenue Cathedral Ban l 2 3 4 Orche tra 1 2 3 4 EUGENE SCOTT ISA S 5614 Duncan Street Blue Kmght 1 , 34 Mm Hel 1 2 3 4 Operetta St Kleran Glee Club 2 Mm trel 2 3 4 2 Cla Q Omar 1 , Glee Club 4 WU-UP-M SE'-ES C 5638 DOH On Wav DONALD SIEGLE v 1417 Chwlert street St Mary: AQ Umpflon St Raphael Class Ofbcer 12 Rlfle Club 1 RAYMOND SENG 7 oUO3 We tmorelannl WILLIAM SIMCIC 7 C 4871 Blackberry Way Avenue St An elm R1fle Club 1 Track 7 4 St Mary: A umptxon Intramurals 1 RAYMOND SINWELL C 523 Trenton Ave nue St ame Sw1mm1ng 3 Stage Crew 2 LOUIS SISK W 6968 Bennett Street 'N' Holy Rosary Cla s Ofbcer 34 Track 7. Glee Club 1 7 THOMAS SKELLY D08 I-I1ll dale 'Mcnue St Bernard Sw1mm1ng Team 17 R1flc Clu 73 i EDWARD SMITH 4 'nv Protectory Place W' St 0 eph Protectory Intramurals 1 7 3 4 .....SS,.. '-SS-A-- S -4.ad,.. ' ,' ...adf-ff... ' 5 - 1-f3-4... S --... I 1,2.3.4--- is ett f.f3f4... '. ..'. ...3SS... . s S ' ' -- - . 5 ...hss'2. ...2SS...f - , . lsf..ff... As . '3f4... s 17,34-.I Sh will l . .A..3S .... 5 AWA-55... - ...-SS...' s .....S... 1. ...1S... ' gs ...lSC...f ,S .' T VV ...SS,...f- .fc 3- .js f---1 ,bf k ,1 .wa I xB MICHAEL SOJA C 140 Banner Vway Holy l1m1ly M n trel 1 C1 ee C lub 1 t C u 3 Q4- Q-r' iq ANTHONY STEELE 6 S 1 18 Otk t L tree forpu Ll ll tx Bow 1111, 3 4 JOSEPH STEELE 4 I. uln Kxtru Corpua Clan Il Rllle Club 1 Bow mf., 3 4 K, iv JOHN STEFANIK ISK S U4 ulrtt Strtt Cathedral F Hobby Club e ulltr u Student Lountnl Bowlmg, 4 TOP ROW BELOW BOTTOM ROW BELOW ROBERT STEIN 7SC Key tone Street LAWRENCE SUMMERILL 7 1640 Duflleld St Kxeran Intramural d Street St Raphtel X mg I 7 3 4 Edno J Offl-.er 4 Tower 4 Student Councxl 1 4 e Mm trel Senxor Play Senence Honor Socxety 3 JOHN STEINKIRCHNER 677 Rrppt, Street St Raphael Vlltmg 4 Rlfle Club 1 EUGENE K SZARONOS 6 319 th l er 7 3 Street holy Family Tennm 7 3 4 GEORGE STOKES 6 517W Holmes Street HENRY SZRAMOWSKI C 3019 Brereton St Kieran Avenue lmma ulate Heart of Mary Bowlmt, 3 Intramural 1 RICHARD STUTHERS IS 'K S 38 IN Fran, Street Cathedral iil Cro Country 14 RENALD TAMBURI 3 C 3367 Beechwood r Prom Commxttee3 a re Vlce re Boulevard St Phllomena Intramural 1 R e 1 GEORGE STYSLINGER 3 707 Idlewild Street Holy Ro ary e Clulw Rifle LOUIS TARASI ISA S 719 Allegheny RINCF u 1 er 3 Swxmmmg Team 1 4 Boulexard St oeph Track 4 Science H1 tory Honor SOCICKY 4 Dehatxng Team 4 Honor Soclety 4 ...1S 3' :Q lb Il I fl... tg Ch-as 'lb zf.. 3 fn S. 5 atl'n'S 'rt 7 S 115 l ',-. ' llll7 me . 1c VM . I s ' 1 'l... 'l '.'. . X 'I T' 1 3 1. ...sz j N 5 --t uf' 'T -- Z... 'l 2...Srl 'illln . ' 44... '. ' 'ta' A ,iw ' ..... .,.5139 5 1 AAA,SS,,. U ..... ' ... S 1-Z-314. ,.Cl'ss V f 1 ilk ,A-, , f 5 ' . S ' f ...Cl'1S5Z... ' ...3SS...5- . . ,..SS... '39 ...I,Shs..f.'4. '... ' .- , SS .... -Y 5 ' . ,.,1S.... J. ...Cl sspas. 3, 'P s,Z. , S fl... ill . ..,'SS... -Z ' a... s' ,..Ch:s 2314... ' Clb -I-3..,USl'1 s f4... V ' flffu' ' ' .JS DONALD VACCO 3 770 Ivlingo Street nrpu I iri Art Club ROBERT FRANCIS VESELIC 3 C w 317 Natrona Way St lvl ry 57th Street Rifle Club L er 3 4 Bowling 4 Cla Officer 3 ROBERT VILSACK 7 'iw W Bryant Street , . , St. Raphael . . . Uqhcr. 3 . . . Intramural. 3f4. ROBERT M. Von HOENE. . . 3 , , . -00 Overdale Road . . . St. Mauri'e . , . Rifle Club lf- . . . Scouting, Cu lf..-3f4 . . . Bowling, 4. JAMES KENNETH WAGNER , . . 1SAfS . . , Belleforite Street . . . Sacred Heart. ROGER WAGNER . . . 6 . , . 644. Monitor Street . . . St. Philomena . , , Frehman and V Ba,ketball . . . r'unur'il: f..f.- . . . Cla.: Officer 3 . . . Bowling, 4. WILLIAM L. WAGNER . . . 355 . . . 6939 Meade Street , , . St. Beale . . . Stage Crew Z , . . Rifle Club 4 , . , Art Club 1 . . , Senior Play . . . Tuwcrs 4. Bowling 4, JOHN WALSH . . . 6SS , . . 3450 Parkview Avenue . . . Cathedral 112 . . . Rifle Club lfl , . . Intramurals 112134. WILLIAM TEETS bt olin be Baptl WALLIAM FRANCIS TILL inuor 'Kxenue Re urreetiun 1 r ROBERT TOBIN 471' uruper Street 1 3.3 Creed Dance Cuminittee 3 79 4 th Street it Mirv 46th Street lntrimural RICHARD RODGERS TONER C 3111 Ter race Street St Agne Stiee Crevt Bowling Glee Club Min trel ROBERT TOPCZYNSIKI 17 Hamo lr Street Immatulate Hurt uf lvliry Intramural Bowling PAUL TRACEY 3 9119 N 'Ne ley 'Menut St Ripbael t Club 1' wer Gulf Team 4 3' is-' Q..- 'F 'S J N 'W it Im, 1 JOSEPH A WALSH S1LrLLl HL art PETER WALSH C 1tbLdr1l run JOSEPH WARGO lL JUN JOHN WARNOCK S sm L 1 HENRY J WEBER rpu b 695 189 Sbltl Ll 'KXLI1 '1 H1 L K Stu ISK S ' C um 'Mu u Rl L ra JACK WEBER L SCYCL imc L Club imp C w McLbm1L1l Drdwmy, Club ' 'C' YU' Q L WALTER WEISBECKER ISA S 4906 L1bLrly 'Kunuc C itbcdril c C ub L mg l I TuwLr 4 CHARLES R WEISS 4 7 ll'LLlll1Ll SITLLC St CQINCC 1 L Club R1 L TLlIN 4 SLb1llcr C lub 4 CHARLES WEITZ 6 Wlll IL Str mrpu ln XNIHHHIIH., 1 ' ROBERT WELSH 45 69711 Tbumn BiJLllLXll'Cl St BeLiL mr u Lm Lnuml L Cl b lgbt l LbL Dnmv. C 1 Radu: Club HARRY WILSON 4 'Mu St SlLPl1Ll'1 Opwetta PAUL H WILSON tm L1rm1Lr fxxcn 1L SS Pcur .md Paul L Club lL Club Bum mg, 4 JAMES WINTERS 6 6044 H uclcr Strut gdLfCLl Hurt JOHN VVOHLH IETER IS-K S 9 I Su qmlmnn 5trLLt St Amo. 1 e Bmmwlmng, 4 nm, C1LnLL Honor Suuety l 4 EDM nLLr1ng Club 1 Tum r . f'zm. uc ,..3SCI,..3ll, .lk'1SrruL-1... ls ' . ...lnt. uml-l'2f3'4. ....3SS,.,36:l CfllIlLl-ll TI... St.Jrmg'l . .. f. '... 342 I. -nl Vslly ...ft.Jk-pl. ' . .,.ISCl,,,lf1lllL1mn'r1. -xc ...Ch 4 CI rust: . .. fl- Cilub I , , . lm .mumls 13. ...Z5S...lll8J.1n'.' I . , . Sl. JaS...R1fl'1l...St1 llullf2.,. L ... la L . Rxflx ill mlZl...iIl1ws W Q' CIlubl'Z...V1k ' 'Zu 'Ns . fx . ...25S...2l :NL -1 .....,1 ...Rll'f L31-4... fl--1 .. 35Cl..,7lZ 's-feet ...Cl sCf1 sti,..S' ' 1-131-1. 5' D Q5 .. . .s fu b .... ', W...CIgu 'a1Clubl .,SLLl' C 'l l...R1ll-lul...Kn'NL, - 'X'blLll . ,sf 1 3. :A . 1' V 3 P ..MZ . . . SS . . . 734 Julmfum L mc 'D ' . -,-Lx , '...R1fl-l l....G'ef 13... 'l ' . 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'f fl A -' fl 2...lAsSt.ELl1tLrJ 'ex-4 1 TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW W ALTER WOLFF 3SC H004 Friend blp Awe JOHN WYMARD 1 v14 Welle ley Avenue nue St 0 epb Football 3 4 Track 7 3 4 7 A Officer 1 , 4 St Raphael U ber Club 3 4 THOMAS WOSKO 6 50 Beelen Street ROBERT YANKER 516 Ofceola Street K n Football 3 4 Track 34 St joseph Rlfle Club 1 7 3 4 Football 34 RAYMOND WOZINAK 4 461 BrownQv1llC ROBERT YOEST C 4918 Sclota street Road St Gabriel Rxfle Club 1 Band 7 3 4 St JO eph JV football Football 3 Orthe tra 3 4 Blue Kmght 3 4 Operetta Track 4 Mm tr l 3 4 STEPHEN ZAPPALA 4 5401 Hobart Street Parkx cw Avenue Cathedral Football 1 7 34 St Phllomena C1377 O Cer 1 OO 3 Jmdcm Colm ,I w Var xty Ba ketball 2 3 4 ROBLRT E WRABLEY 6 409 Oakland NQRBERT ZAWADZKI 1 C 4031 Howley -Menu C xtbedral ootbxll l Avenue St Ol-m the Baptlg RUDOLPH ZUPANCIC w18 MtCandle Axcnue St Mary Rxfle Club 7 3 EDWARD ZUR HORST 4 Scbenlcy Apart ment fatbtdrnl 1 mg., 1 Camera C ub Hobby Club .IV Tcnm Var lty T nn: 34 Glce Club 3 qucnnc Honor So tlttw jg 'Sl ...-ss...:f S ...Class A 5 S .Ass .... .,.zss..,. t St..g1ea,.. ' '. '. V ..,SS... I . 4.515 - 3-4,.. se -. D RAYMONDBAHRWRABLEY,.r4ss...3:19 55--' ,.i ,, -413.-' .,,. ' .. fH f2f3...Ftbl1 f- . 2... s' S I . ...5S.-. ..,S , t,..:t -Jrgwr Q fzfaffz. AJ 5, ..,ZSC,..f O ss Assn. V f -Qx:z.,,vkvf:-3f4.,.,' ll ' z.,. C 5.' N -.,. K' F ' MONl70RlN6' ACTIVITY The heavy and rigorous schedule undertaken by Central students is supplemented by the numerf ous clubs and activities which afford the student body many pleasurable hours of relaxation and yet benefit the student immensely. lt is through these activities that students become acquainted with each other. It is also through these clubs that the student develops his latent talents. Some of our clubs are known for their outstanding achievement in their respective Helds. 'S' in-sr Editor Larry Summerill, and Assistant Editor Ed Zur Horst. together with Bro. G. John, view their handiwork. D. W2IllilCC, L. Lind, R. Burke, R. Kelly. Briley and A. DiGioia busily checking over copy for the VIKING. Bro. joseph. co-moderator of the paper, and D. Mikszan, R. Hill, and D. Ford examine the new, smaller size of the VIKING. This new design was accepted with unanimous ap- proval by the student body. ...ga Dick Ford, News Editor, and Kin Lowry proudly dis- tribute the Viking, hot off the presses to their class- mates. The two boys contri- bute greatly to the success of these editions. in 5- The Viking staff looks over the last edition and by constructive criticism, lay plans for future editions. A quiet scene like this one is very rareg they are usually rushing around trying to get l1st minute assignments done. Menlbers of the Viking typing staff. Jerry Angel and the Royal expert pounding out a last minute report Gaz ing on with great interest are Bob Morgan and Pat Ellis THE VIKING STALWART NEWS MONTHLY Editrwrfin-Chief .. ...Larry Summrrill '30 Assistant .... ,..Ed, Zur Horst 50 News Editor .. ...,.. Dick Ermrd '51 Assistant ......,..,... .. ,David Miksmn 'FI Assismnt Feature Editor .... Robert Hill '52 Art Editor ...,....,.,. .,.V.il Ustrmwski 'FW l'l1iiti-gr.iphig Editiir .., ...... -live Mullet' 'Fl Extlmiige Editor ... ...llirmeii Villela TQ Joe Melley. photographic editor. and Val Ostrowski art editor of the Viking discussing plans for future editions of Ct-iitral's monthly publication. Members of the Towers typing staff at work typing copy to be presented in Cc-ntral's yearly publication. Without the assistance of their nimble fingers the orderly publica- tion of the Towers would be impossible. 'B' ts! The yearbook staff has tried to insure every senioris conviction that tliis ye.ir's HTOVJERS' will he the best that Central has ever laid eyes on. After countless hours of work, after school and over the weekfends, the stzitf finally turned the finished product over to the Cliiiiptis Publishing Company in the early part of Feliruiiry. Cl' 4 ,S --A .es- ,....- Fl' Members of the editorial staff of the Towers reviewing previous edi- tions of annual publications and comparing the work of their predecssors to their own. In this way each succeeding year wit- nesses better, and more interesting yearboolcs. From left to right they are literary editors, Joe Bishop, Bob Lauer, and Harry Beyerg feature editor, Walt Weisbeckerg photographic editor, john Cveticg and editor-in-chief, Bob Ciaburri. THE TOWERS, ALL AMERICAN STYLUS 4 f f ff, 6 SX NVXYX L ibxvxf 1 .l 5 A sccru- of bustling actxvitv is thc TOXVERS nfftct' curry day .tt 2:03. Pic- turcd lu-rc nrt' nn-tnbcre of tht' cditori.xl staff .rs tht-y Sort pictures of the gr.tdu.lting clam of 1950. It is through tlwir inda-f.ltig.llmlc ctlorts rh.nt i TOVVERS gots to press. On tht- It-fr .IFC Mr. Einloth. modt-r.ltor uf tht' TOVVERS. and Larry Ellis, totaling up unds-rcl.ns sulvbcriptions for the TOVUERS. Bt-low: Meftxlhe-rx of the l'dlf0!'ltIl stall as tlwy lo prcvxous 4-ditions of the yearbook. W ww ,,,..,f-'f'r ' ' NQOYKX X 2: Q C-,X H K 2 WK xwxxtdrl 'QQ mf' QW' .xxx X,-6 QA XX Y . 4 65 X Y , h . ' . ' eg Q5 Agxak 4 A b V ,Xt xawdg 1 50 K . X 5 XV .-Q Y, .ta 1.13 . WW Xzwvr ' -'M' . BVW . .WX MY N55 Qef ttf -A ' C X 6990 Y QSW' xcitmx XQNCKA .5 . Q. W Laci. Sv? . K6 Cm Xcclxwc x fx ' - -tp xl .5 if l . X NX L CQCXX awww H 1 may vw t X nf-v .X M ' Lt -A 'u tt -- .NV 'L 4- 6' X K xx hx? xv' Y K K xx .-QM 'Nxt lv X r I X Q TW? T 2 A iii xx wg Y 6,4 ' Q X. Nxxxf . XXX XXX . ' QNX. . w xk :vw ' W ' ...- UYL I' he JARCH 'l'EtIl'0 qu. lSo 1 4191 A 18 Rl I f 'N Q, A 3 0 n- ijl X 1 0 ' VX fj'1 ' O f.f,:,. a+ L... A -A Y F -4,375 4 q,,g,,v in , ,, ,4 . ff .i..as-.-.....-JS me Y' 4. gxtrl -htm 1 W OU his Cifdlktn for .i , hr-i - h I h no ublilns 5h0w I lil iwlvmg M 1 k f ivvfc ' .many Lai ' I def i v.orl-out Thi sn bv tht-ir V'Un .rsonal .itunuk .ut tht' l '3'lr' lu i Y ,S ihrotlgho .i new nib ll A -W ,Mw- YQ1 Central. Echoes throught the auditorium as Ccn- tral s band plays the Victory song. This picture was talccn at the mammoth pep rally before the annual Central- North football game. .A gggpgfr chgsaruia M. .ww A H' pw Central Catholick band. color guard. drum major and guidons, all undi-r thc ablc dircction of Mr. Tod lamb, in full rvgalia. 'fhcir efforts to add to thc spirit .md enthusiasm of Ci-ntralk 5ports cvcnts h.ivc hu-n COI l'lIl16.'l ldiIl'7lC. During the school yt-.ir ilwy haw- also appz-.irrd in numcrous local parades. Tha Clmtral Cfatlifili. iimrcliiiig lurid, xxith Itb many 11-:W iiistriimcntf, tlitl .i gratuit .wh iii .itltlmg mill-r to tliq l1.illi'I1INC -it mir tiwitlmll tilts .mtl .ill hand .ippc.1rg1i1rcs, Ong good reason for thcir sue cess was tha giiimsmiiit tmimug ni' Mr, Tad Limh, who ilmxwitctl mugh iii hw rims IIIFIYLIQIIIIQ thu uriitip. Yl'Y'y Qt I iq Under the direction of Mr. Ted Lamb, the Blue Knights have contributed greatly to the success of such programs as the Brother's Fund Presentation and the Senior Play. From their ranks also comes material for the band. Classy Jazz Mr. Laimh, working with Il select group of musiciims, has organized this cm-:rtgiining aiggregiition of musical minded men. The fvrchestm provides much of the entertainment at mzmy func' tions, mmtzihly the minstrel. A hunch of the boys whooping it up in the basement of the faculty house. From left to right they are, D. Ritter, Wozniak, R. Mach- aroldi, B. Sctte, and D. Skarzynslci. i 4 i . l Senior members of the glee ' ll Club .assemble in thc fzlfulty house to give forth with the Q . melodious strains Old Man ' 1 River. 1 1 Resounding Strains lfnderflass mernhers of the glee club in .1 hard working practice session .lfter school in room 412. Thanlcs .ire due to them for the mellow Lund sourj tunes which echo through the 4th Hoor corridor every day at 2:45. Thr eriiiivmriit tliiit rlii- stutlviit lwtly experf lenses .it :lie iiiiiistif.-l .mil liiwrettl lx ,i result il the lfiiig liiiiirs tli.it rliv glut tliilx sI'llxlNl'IU1tl1tilIlQ under the tlirvtstiiiii ill' llriitlivr Luo lvliiiv 'if the more iiiitsmiitliiig iiiviiilwixi I tlit' gl-N v tliil' l-.-twiiiie the lt-.ittirvtl iwrtiiwiiii-rs iii tlivst- 1-riitliittiiiiis, Wvhils- Bro. l.eo. moderator of the Glee Cluh. dirt-'its .md Tom Shilen plays the piano, members of the Glee Club remove the frows from their throats. 'lwhev hive given commendable performances in the innu.il minstrel and many of them contribute their efforts to the presentation of the operetta. 1. ' 4 . il li ll' t l lf fi' . , 1 i .N ps Y.,-. Left to right: M. Laffey, D. Dolan, G. Styslinger. P. Blotzer. Standing Front: Majetich. R. Ritter, F. Dono- van, R. Schmitt. P. McGough, Bender. Standing Rear: G. Hayward and W. Baumgartner. Clubs of Honor John Cvetic, President of the Science Honor Society and some other senior members discuss the past meeting with a hope to improve the coming activities of the club. XR From left to right, Seated: T. McHale, R. Mazur. D. Hannon, Cvetic, R. Gilmartin. H. Beyer, D. Skar- zynslci. Standing: P. Walsh. E. Ayres. D. Del Frate, R. Herrmann. Wohlhit-tt'r, L. Zionlkowslci, S. Ponzio, W. Flnus, Majetich. The Science Honor Society, through its meet' ings hopes to encourage scientific interests. The History Honor Society stiin1il.ites its memhers to he ztwaire of American history, and especially current events. Brother Philip. Johnny Nlnjetich and Richard Ritter dis- cuss the possihilities of conducting tour of one of the distric!'s more interesting historic sites. 'if Yvilli Brush and Easel The inaior iolw helore the Art Cluh is to fur' nish rosters for our xxirious iiliivs .intl tlrives in the sehr-ol. This year, the :Xrt Cluh has stressed the .ippreeiation of .irt, partitularly paintings clone hy the oltl iiiasters, The eluh has had more mein, lXL'fS Llllfllll llllS lfflll Ilhlll lll Zllly HIlTCI' of its L'Xl5iCl'lCC. Ahove: Underclass members of the stage crew looking over a hack drop which was later transformed into thc lweautiful nursery rhyme scenery of the minstrel. Below: Nlenihers of the Art Club. looking over one of the many posters that we see around the school adver- tising our numerous activities. Operation--Baekdrop The stage crew is moderated hy Brother F. john with the assistance of Brother G. Thomas. Through the year the stage crew is calletl on to construct scenery for the lvlinstrcl, Senior Play and Operetta. The crew is ahly nizinageel this year hy Boh Herringinn, who tlireets the other memhers of the eluh. left: Nlenihers of the Art Cluh working together with the stage crew to make the colorful scenery in Central Productions. Right: Seen here are: R. Herrmann, Holleran. and John lVl.ijetich, looking over a new amplifier which helps give the Central Catholic stage the professional touch. With- out the untiring efforts of the stage crew none of Cen- tr.il's commendable productions would be possible. 1 .il sc'2' The all impiirtant decision of what our neeiipatifin will he must he made l5Ci.flI'C we leave high sehnfil, The .Benilde Clulfs purpose is tn assist its rnenihers and their felliiw students to make the ditheiilt decision. The Knights of The Divine Child, CI1C0llI'1lQCd through the enthusiastic leadership of Brother Francis Emery, are sponsoring a zealous program nf real Catholic action. Thmuglhout the year many needy groups receive genf erous holiday gifts. Right: Modcraltor of the Knights of the Di- vine Child, Brother Francis Emery and club officers, E. Nlaloney. F. Conte, B. Jurges. Left: Bro. Austin, moderator of Benilde Club, talking with Wohllneter and J. Mamaux. 4' '-4 Senior members of thc- Be- nilde Cluh. Standing: E. Nlaloney, Wohlhicter, Stefanie. Halloran, Das- cenzo, R. Ciaburri. Seated: R. Donovan, H. Beyer. Maimaux, Palmer, Petro. T. Conroy, and Garrity. Nlemhcrs of thu Knights of thc Divine Child are plan- ning thcir next worthy undertaking. fi f4' PHONE. KNEELING. STANDING . . . Above. members of the Rifle Club in the new ante-room dedicated to the founder, Bro. Denis of Jesus. Below: Target shooting on the range with ex- ecutive members of the club looking on. The Rifle Club is one of thc most popular Cxtrafcurriculxir Qigtivitics .it Cen' trail Catholic. Brother Lew succeeded the late Brother Denis of jesus, the founder of the Cluh, :is inodcrator of the cluh, Prcsidciitflzred Azingcrg Vicefllrcsidcnt -Charles Vv'ci5s1Trezisurcr -Y 'W i l b Q 1' t Flgiusq Sccrctz1ry-- Gerald Szintlcrsg and the range officers gm'-:rn the club, which is coniptised of about ninety members. ES aim mi il'- 0 Cl 32522 Left: Rifle Club members shooting team targets. Upon entering the rifle club, members automatically become members of Hearst National Rifle Association. Right: Fred Azinger, president, and Wilbur Flaus, checking ammunition stock. an 1 Nucleus of Character as Standing: A. Kolling, J. Garrity, Mr. Slcindzer, Mr. Garrity, Mr. Uravish, J. Brennan, Mr. Abel. Seated: Mr. Philip, F. Carrol, Mr. Goempel, Mr. Burgman. The Scouting Cluh, under the direction of Brother C-:dcoii Charles, its founder .md modem' tor strives to give to its iiiemhcrs am :icqtmiiitziiice with both the outdoor .tml social life. It hriiigs together the hoys .md their fathers iii it wide xutriety of gictivif ties catiipiiig trips, howling :uid swimming. Nor is their spiritual activity neglected, .is they hold communion hrcakfgists in the school cafeteria throughout the year. Members of the Scouting Club discussing plans for a Bro. Gedeon Charles and so: e members of his Scouting week-end camping trip. In past months the scouts have Club arrange zu future expedition. The scouting club is had Communion breakfasts, Christmas parties. swimming one of the most active organizations in the school. parties. and numerous other activities. Brother G. Wfilliam, moderator of the Chess Cluh watches a game between T. Hoofnaglc I: . : and A. Rosa. The back seat players, R. t z 1 Moran. 1. Cunningham and W. Langford give their advice. .L 5 xi W Y XX f T 6 X . ,f C Chess Club is .in JLCUYC mcmhcr ul- the Vfcstcrii l'chrisylx':inia Sghiilastic Assficiatiiiii and plays an eight game schedule. Brother XVilli4im is the cluh nicideratiir. Anthiiiiy Rfisa is the president. Other priiminciit mcmhcrs arc: Tim Hfifilniglc. Rfihcrt lNlf'I'QIl1'1, George Sty' slingcr and Thomas Ackcrtiian, Here Central Chessmen have a practice session in the cafeteria. These Chess enthusiasts have vied with other high schools in the Western Pennsylvania Scholastic Chess League. Fornur officers of the Alumni putured with 1 Q The unforgettables of Central the alumni has R- 6 L b e I 6 C C I. S lcetball team who bowed graciously to the Var sity by the score of 45 34 lL ri uit s 1 L L iii-lcd together iii r r to p iix t L lriLn sul ti it they hid cL1ltix'.itcLl iL it SL mi L iii s L i VIL it future waiting to bc xLrtilLLn by thin UTLIXNIII' A umm i5swci.itiuii. Au f w ICIICFSCIICH Umler the direction of Brother R11 1 thL S i Lr Club pmx'iLlc5 its members with .1 LlLLpLr insight into t L customs Lind history uf the German Nl N L in ifix-Ls t um ll better uiiderstgiiidiiig of the liiiiguim ws WL Bro. Raphael, Schiller Club moderator, reading an post-war Germany, while member George Hayward Below: Singing the Schiller Club theme song, the are E. Collner, Stefanik, R. Mcshane. vi u 1 c i' Q v 'IND Kellum, i S! Haifa i SCHNITZELBANK 1 o ' I mitnflnf ii Ucisinunl ia on s A i Al W f scruuiznqll WM' ,V ,f iq M, . .gx Q 'Filming il W lf' My l . in I -.1 i-5 z gmulfm' 'W nnffmua fix of -nmnuvi ii mwogn me ,UUSUIV if Above: liive members of the student council horrow Brother Gahriel's desk to check over the class directory in a search for some missing council member. Right: Some of the members of the student council are discussing ticket sales for the Senior Prom, but they have no reason to worry since they have been swamped with orders. Student GOW'6l'lllll6Ht T gtkltltlllptlllllcllUifNLIIKl'llClIl1Ul1L1sIk'xII5 h LU f I I1 II t IULIH MY L bt ccttt fum L I c s I' 1 tlLltI1l Llllcfltlll MN H1 ltttrlll W lhlllwllell lllu ULL V s s t U T s iv It t sllcttss N 'HI t L ll 1 1 tt 5 ittn otmci Cooperation ht-tween faculty and students is the keynote of success in all council activities. This teamwork is demonstrated here : Brother Gabriel lends a helping hand of experience. Below: Numerous heads are better than one: and although too many cooks spoil the broth lets hope that these student council members didn't spoil the daily hulletin. Lower right: Don't drop that trophy, John! And they all hope that the basketball team won't drop their right to the title State Champions. 3 in-1 Ld-4 f-f f -1 4 sf 3' r Q 'i M 1 fy Yf . 'I gp . lx 4,11 K ,f w.,,1W'1-Jw.. J Artful Arbitrators The orderly diseussinn of the aflirmative and negative sides of a problem, provides a necessary outlet for the ohstinancy inherent in must students. The dehaters gather much valuable and useful information. The Debating Team, under the direc' tion of Brother Joseph, is an expert in the held of peaceful arbitration. Ray Moran rehearsing a speech for the Junior Town Meeting of The Air. Ray also used his dramatic speaking ability in the Senior Play. Members of the Debating team prepare briefs before one of their interscholastic meets. Stand- ing are: Hill, D. McGrath, G. DeNezza, G. Haluck, Hughes. Seated: R. Tarasi, E. Narey, R. Moran, G. Styslinger. Brother joseph, moderator of the debating team,coach- ing members in the finer points of public speaking. The First Twenty Standing: R. Ritter, R. Ciaburri, P. Conlon, Petro, F. Dixon, E. Narey, R. Welsh, L. Ellis, P. Decker. W. Weisbecker, W. Flaus, T. Jan- usz. Seated: Nee, R. Herrmann, Bishop, H. Beyer, R. Lauer, R. Morgan, I.. Tarasi. and 1. Stefanik. Missing from picture: E. Schneider. M ca' Above: Mrs. Virginia Cole, with the able assist- ance of Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. Gilmartin, spon- sors entertaining musical programs for the Mothers' Guild Parties. Right, Middle: The popularity of the Mothers' Guild Chorus attracted an enthusiastic audience for the St. Valentine show. Variety was the keynote of their pre-lenten party. Mrs. Eleanor Quigley makes Final arrangements with her committee for the tasty Valentine luncheon, after the large crowd enjoyed the show earlier in the evening. Give a cheer! Give a cheer for the boys who lead the cheers at the ball games of Old Central High! At each end of the line are the co-captains, Don Palmer and Larry Ellis. The thundering cheers of the student body will roar out at the beck and call of these six men, who comprise the nucleus of the 1950 squad. Under the able direction of Brother E, James, a well drilled group of cheer' leaders represent Central Catholic at all the major athletic events. They are the spark of inspiration behind the pep and spirit exhibited by the student body. The Co' ea atains of this swirited Hrou w :ire Don Palmer and Larr' Ellis. l l 5 l 5 C,-ash! And another strike is racked up by an D. Durr, an outstanding member of The score sheet is encircled by anxious faces as unseen member of the bowling team. The look the bowling league, rolls another members of the bowling team compare their on the faces of the spectators gives added testi- strike. team scores with those of their opponents. mony to his score. 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Mr. Sedley was forced to leave his post in the middle of the season, due to his teach- J ing responsibilities. T GRIDMEN Mr. Nick Slcorich, left, former Steeler guard, confers with Mr. Fay during a practice session. He took over the head coaching job at Central after leaving his professional post. Mr. Fay was in his second season as line coach. l L-113. Al The football team from left to right: Top row: Coaches Slcorich and Collins. lf. Glnrz, R. Saunders. R. Givins. R. Leone. Muldowney. J. Kelly. j. Ross. W. Till. W. Huber. R. Holleran, P. Giegcrich, T. Ayooh. ll. lferons. E. Willlflftf, and Mr. Fay. Middle row: D. Col- combe. P. Dacy. R. Aiello. P. Nliller. R. Yanlcers, B. Wrabley, Totin. D. lorio, W. Robinson. W. Wolff, R. Depasquale, R Corrldo D. Schaeffer and E. Flavin. Bottom row: R. Huber. R. Filek Gut tendorf. J. McCann. R. Troiana. Flynn, R. Wrabley, F. Byrnes R james, T. Woslco, D. Cerminam and M. Muchian. I ,gg N 8 -H 91 sv 4-:J Nl S 4' . ':-1 ' !3 ,'rT A ' 'I 5595 fs xx . i Q ,Q K, ' , QR- q - W .ll , was A +x 'fa' Q 1, 'N . -. K XA , ' , , , I . h i' V X I lf' ir J., , A .J I :Eli 'v, lv. Y 'I 1: ,I NV, .. .U 1, ,1. ,,,,V.f.,. ., ,N .1 ,,': .wy xy :gifWP-f-x'w,311'1i,,. lm 5mYff'f-T H f av-4 77 sf N G , :Sf :I 3 3 ' 3t:,f :JR I 'g.Bl? aAf' 4 3f 2ff 1m, X 'v' fr 'xp -'T c . 1 , l 1' F r , 45 x .-f 4 V Al I Joe Ross A6 Tom Loughran l '55 Joe Monteverde 3 . 5. Wad' Z? l Hand Hardwood As defending and state champions, the haskethall team had a Joh cut out for it at the heginning of the season, Vv ith the entire first string graduated, no one expected a strong quintet. Mr. Penzelik molded the remaining five and the upcoming varsity into a Classy eom' ,gy hination. The games which they dropped were to the better teams of the state. Two juniors lead the scoring, while the senior memhers handled the board assignments. Rege Cassidy Billy Robinson, ll, and joe Monteverde, 15, aid the Central cause joe Ross, 13. and Steve Zappala bring in a rebound. This duo in the initial game of the season. Central won. Robinson soon hurt gave the Vikings considerable board strength throughout the sea- his knee in a return game and was lost for the year. son. This particular action occurred in the Duquesne High game which they lost. '. LQ LKLX'- I ,V 26519, Clyde Benzenhoefer Hoopsters SCHEDULE e Opponent F1fth Avenue M1dway Ford C1ty Fxfth Avenue Charlerm Glassport Donom Clanton Clirk Alumm 11- ,-.15 Mr Penzelllc varslty coach has had an impressive record here at Central In hrs second year hc copped K e tate e p y Champuonshnp Thus hns thxrd year found has team tak the circles are the 10 boys who made l the 1949 50 season a success mg the section nt e W 40 ' 40 ' 37 ' 47 ' 45 ' 57 41 . 46 , ' 57 I 45 ' . H N, 1 V I 44, -'f..'-:2'- KA! K I ei- .A-A :A- Xf, N-J Q. I 0 I x 1 ! 9 ' 'S x K3 , X 4 -ga ,. 'fm 3 Q qi S Q' .. a MQSQ -.ffm X. lb f.- 12,4 M YQ fi! D ' ' :ggi if, 'D x s-i, r-.JV lv lfg sf' 1-0 1 sv we 1 ,Y E 0 i ig- : E sg-' i-. x8 :SX 5 5 I I x ' fb 5 2 7 s I ' D V. 1 1 if? I . 1 ' f-2,-, , . -'-Z-4 ' N ' -1 ef . 5 ku, A 4? 7 .5 'lr L H if .... H 57- X' 4 F7 1 :1 , J 1: :fs H 7' 'U umsitlerutl the district Class A Viiinwt' titlt lay tlmviiing North and St. Vincent, Tlit sqiiatl haul one :wt its hest stnistms large majority uf the players as juniors. A few uf. the IVA mcmhcrs saw limited var' sity action during the year, Nlembers of the squad were left to right: Top row: Rego Blutas, R. Clouse, R. Schmitt, Don Christ, Doc Dougherty. Bottom row: 'AGootch Guttendorf, Tom Flannery. Reese James, Dick Beggy and Tommy Smith. l 4 'Q XX'1ll1 l . . Basketeers Mr. F. Collins again guided the fate of the underclass hoopsters. His 1949-50 team managed to outshoot the previous year's record of 15 wins and 7 losses. Doc Dougherty and another unidentifiable J.V. hoop- ster jump for a rebound. They are surrounded by the orposing players. 'KDoc saw limited varsity action throughout the season. pn U.. .' qpw ,4 Mr Trichtmger relates to his floormen some information which might help them surge into a commanding lead. This was his second year as the frosh quintet mentor. I-Ill Lllllll-1'5--112.-.I x I The Frosh team is: Top row: Mr. Trichtinger, F. Szy- manski, I. Beggy, 1. Durso, I. DeFrnncesca, F. Sawl, M. Boyle. Second row: D. Bcggy Qmanagerl, E. Malinowski, I. Delaney, F. Quinlan, R. Tobin, P. Mendicino, Hughes fmanagerj. W'1th Mr. Trichtingcr :it the helm for the second year, the Frosh completed :in unviahlc record. They took their first ten without dropping il tilt. Those they did drop were hy small margins, All thrcc were dropped in ll row, Quinlan and Delaney were the high scorers throughout the season, The final record was 13 wins, and 3 lwsscs-. Players reach for the sphere. but it eludes all grasping hands. No. I0 is Central's Tobin, a First string forward. Medicino, No. S, may also be spotted in the fracas. t-K I 44-av-9, 1 s N, .,l' -'Ts nf iz A f . s A - 1 ,Q Q 1 -,.. 'fri' . ' x 1 4, 5 xx 3 .Q 'i ,Vw 4 'wi - 42 QQ W9 as x ,iii 1 5' N ' .44 .-.Q -' , -fl .4 'sf' 3, . - U2 1 2 P 7' is i A u 5 is 1, ' 1': . ,W x, 0 5? v. S 15- .fQf'?'F' '1 if . Q H . 'f. '-in 7 1 349 'f E' n, 'AJ' , 5 A r i 1 xglflr S.,' The members of the track team are: Top row: R. Rc-idel, Manella, Petro, Donnellv, E. Ruperto, Galiszewski I. McCabe, Logan, J. Vaccarello, R. Kenna, P. Dil- D. Doyle. W. Monahan. Bottom row: D. Stuthers lane. R. Coyle, McCann, P. Pilarslci. Middle Row: T. McKenzie. Smith, Kaminsky, E. Quinque, Zehncler. Vos A Griffin. F. Lobert, R. Horstman, P. Klinginsmith, E. kuhlmloyce, Cavanaugh. fi I I ,..1'.f, ., . ,, 1 . SLYE'-Qzfisqkfvgg-stir? .s:..,gw., fi X- '-1'! ' ' 'fIAg,i1' - - wr 'Z'sf On the left, Wally' Nlonahnn clears the high-jump easily. During his stay with the squad. he set a new school rec- ord in this event. On the right. the pole vaulters go through their paces during one of their many practice sessions. Track has been one of the most successful sports at C.C.H.S. in-.-. l 111 Vl- Members I. Brown and Bro. Quinque, s We Opponents They 15 Brentwood 40 15 New Kensington 40 4- , 18 Carrick 36 I '14 Aliquippa 31 ,ff 15 Penn High 40 33 Amhridge ZZ 18 Cannonshurg! 37 Z6 Connellsville 29 2 Triatlic meet won against Brent' L, ' . wood and Altlerdice. A 'T f, 3 Second place Senior AAU. L i' 'V First place in junior AAU, I 4 3, 4 Q iz oF the Cross Country Team are: First row: B. Harrison, 1. Blank, R. Wells, M. Walton, M. Kissane, R. Ciaburri, , 4 l Emery, Coach' Second row: J. Morrell, E. Rupertoy E. The crack of a starting pistol and 43 men galf W. Kondej, A. R. Struthers, P. Dillane, J. Flaherty, J. Nichols, 1. Stabile, Petro. Third row: 1. Vaccarello, E. Mannella. Horstmen, D. Doyle. E, McCann, lop across ground, then down a hill, along a path, Fourth row: and across the finish line, Bro. Emery's hill and dale men crossed that Hnish line with the first flve men up, all but twice. Harriers 'rye' ,ff A rou of harriers start one of their man ractice Brother Emerg coach and moderator, 'ots down a few .g P Y P Y J jaunts in this picture. The practice paid 05, as the squad notes. Standing close are Booster Harrison, one of the downed all but one of their opponents during season managers, and a harrier. Bob Ciaburri and Jim Morrell meets. were also managers. SWIMMING SCHEDULE They We Duquesne High 48 18 Oliver 44 22 Alderdice 53 13 Schenly 54 12 Peabody 36 30 Connolly Voc. 39 27 XA. 4 , K Kiski 46 zo f ff NMR Peabody 34 32 Mermen oline e Before a meet, the natators take time out for la picture. They are, left to right: Top row: E. Reck, R. Serre, J. Connors, Barley, P. McCoy, P. Patterson. Middle row: B. Sklar, D. Hedl, J. Siosson, D. Fcrrons, P. Haushatter, Palmer fffaptainj, R. Donovan. Bottom row: Coach Rauterkus, Rossi, G. Holtzman, R. Angello, W. Shea, A. Enouen. Mr. Rauterkus gives Don Hedl a few words of instruc- tion. Also taking in the valuable information are Bud Sklar and Dan Ferons in the background. Lining up for a practice dive and swim are Bob Paterson, Paul McCoy, Ray Angell, Dan Ferons, Bud Sklar, jim Palmer QCaptainI, and Don Hedl. Palmer was the team's number one diver. fj 'N-M. 4 . w Y.. Jus 'j L? This years swimming team was composed Ferons, a senior, joined the squad and strength' mostly of rookies. Don Hedl, a breaststrolcer, and ened the backstrokers, The lack of a home pool jim Palmer fcaptainj were the only experienced hinders the team greatly. They use Qliyer pool mermen on the squad. Mr, Rauterkus joined Bro, now and are hopeful of a home pool when the G. Charles in the coaching chores this year, Dan Catholic's Palestra is completed. L!44uf f km 'ivy . Q4W,,g 'QL x 'fn ' , . 1 'W . J., 'vu' ,V . ,-f -,,A ff- , , . . ,KA ' , H Q 2 ' Iv. MRA , , 4 4,0 My l ,- , .4 .w,fm,4 Y , L , f Mr . .K 4. H.-. +f'Lq'f.'f,,f V' gf.. I -H4 . ,. 494' v ' ' vi ' . 1' ' ,.' - V, ,',' 1' f..,, Huff: , . ..i-H. 1 ,V rf 7 f. 5'! ' 1 ' K I ' . + .5 A 'ws' lf' 3- 5eA'-i' S 65 I t a' ME? ' , 2 ' MQ -f - X 'nf A x ' H Q 4 ' '4 x, X .5 . .1 f fs A - 4 -MM R Q Q , ' 1 ' -4 W 1 ji Q4 W Q f 7' f IA s 9 I If Qin,-f',if'3 '5'f ' elk ' 9 51? , ,n I ' fe f, 3. ix. Wi Q 4 AAN jg ?f 5. Q1-4 4 TLET F PHYSICAL E ERGY A future Sammy Baugh fades to pass to one of his team mates. At times, though, these games become as spirited as college Contests. Acrackofthebat...isitahit...ora fly-out? jim Morrell calls it a put-outg two down, one to go. Outstretched arms reach for a rebound. while others are content to await for the ball. The teams usually consist of players from different rooms. .V, 0 ., '. 4, . ., , , P -N .f... ,J.51.4.-544, K'- -- ,-..,,l- V A 5 ' b..,,,S,s4kNT E sf -B4 Scenes like this depend on the weather man. Sky permitting. classes carry on games which would rival professionals in the talent displayed. A fha :J -525.1 .-,MN in, ., ,.,, - rx, by ,tw --is XY.. Golf and Tennis Len Kulikowslci goes after a low service. He saw consider- able action with the tennis team last season. As one of the senior members of the squad, he formed an impor- tant link in the team. The tennis team has taken major steps toward becoming one of the more important affairs about the campus. They have arranged lengthy schedf ules, sometimes with teams almost twofhundred miles away. Using a nearfby private court for practice, they were molded into a formidable team by Brother Lewis. Using Stanton Heights and Schenley course for most of their matches, the golf team completed its season. Under the tuteledge of Brother Gabriel Borromeo, the fairfway walkers picked up exper' ience which they may later turn into an enjoyable pastime. Ed Zurl-lorst slams one to take his set in one of the raclceteers' meets. As a junior, he played regularly for the squad. With an additional year of experience, he proved one of the harder obstacles for the opposing players. Below are pictured Larry Ellis and Jim Palmer, two of the stalwart members of the divot diggers. They played their second year on the squad as seniors. Their first year was also one in which they saw considerable action on the fairways. 'f DfH'ii'se.. , BRl6'fl7 ll6'H75' v4C'7l0lV 4,1 Z -ins- 'X gd A-ff A-C ., ff Throuffhout tht sthool the student body 1nd the fuulty are almost tomtmtly xxorkmg on some 1tt1x1ty thtt vull hrmg tnjoyment to the Commun ity Th1S yt xr our mmbtrtl nroxtd 1 huge suttcss ut the tlst Lou ntxtr hut proxldcd sut gr1t1fy1ng cntcrtammtnt hxd they not plmncd md prlttxted thelr parts for hours untxl mth utors part vns sttond mturt to hlm Tht Scmor Play The Birretts of W1mpcale trttt In tc optrttta T L Rt M111 ltttbt to tht fx t that th ptrformmtts of our taltnttd stirs are outstlndmg ' 0 Friday Hops Week-end dreamers glide through one of the worn julce box melodies. Although Central has no mixed so' cials of its own, the gracious cooperation shown hy the parish girls' high schools is suihcicnt to care for the social minded of Central. The fellows of Central re' ceivcd loving care and ohscquious scrvicc at these second homes, It is sufficient to say that no one has cver complained of the parish socials. Q' -Q: 171 '-x l'? ln J -sf' This scene shows one of the many Friday night frolics which afford the socially minded students of the dio- cese hours of relaxation and enjoyment. After a fast dance this group pauses for refresh- ments. The Centralites seem to have the situation well in hand. Formal Frolios This dance seems to have been rather profitable from the Hnancial point of view as well as socially. The success these socials meet will insure their continuance. No evening out is complete if her escort goes home with jingling change in his pocket. So these boys from Central don't mind financing the refreshments after a night of dancing. Throughout the year there are numerous dances offered to Central seniors, hut the dance of the year is the Senior Prom. This dance is not only signiliciint hy its heing one of the few for' mals of the year, hut it is the farewell to his senior high sehool soeiail zietivities. Antieirmtion of the glgiinorous prom is shzidowetl only hy the unforf gettiihle memories ul the real highlights ot our senior year. The climax of the Senior Year is at hand for the socially minded. Although the glow in their eyes is not apparent, it's there. The happiness of this moment will long be remembered. elm TOYLAND FIASCO Interlocutor, Ed Lapinski and his cohorts pause for a round of applause after presenting one of the best min- strels that ever took place on our stage. This year's Christmas Pageant of the birth of Christ was narrated by Larry Ellis, while Central's Glce Club poured forth the age-old Christmas hymns. ij, W Q, 4 s Q' '5- 'A 5 on X N 1 X X i ki Cx S l Ny X lg . xy gi I 3' li X . it-D gnu' Landview Lampostn Summcrill and Pompei Ducklegsn Hooper gaze into thc laugh-exhausted audience where they detect some misconduct in the last row of the balcony. gy, s Xlq, Qs., ,.,r' , 2,-5 Pllmtroy Pxclmdcrn Suglc and his frolicing frnend Spade qhoullrps G1rrlty amuse c1ch other while thur Insect admirer txprcssts his oplmon of their wut xt lm +r swtn ufthcn n 1 v L llltdlllm rlf Iht hm tr4xtl1t111n 1:1 Q tr tlx Tht tradmtwn that has ht 1 ud d n nt t ff rt md hard vm II fr N VL Y lI1d Grumpy x Q x tus prwdut I x rm Mlrmbtrt m U15 m as Put Y .5 1 d It t L txt x tu Irwgrarxu f ,f 'K' tntrt 'f' frank F1210 Ctntrals nike up artist smears he grease of his tradt on ons. of hu un5uspc-cling uctnms Tht pro ductxon IS 1150 mdc-bttd to Mr Yazio for hls superb work nd The urtain Rose fx 1 4 'Y 4 Wally Monahan fleftj is intro- duced to William Wagner and Claire Sullivan by Arlene Timko. The pert flirt and the stuffed shirt meet two members of the Barrett family, Ocey and Arabel. Jack Black and Jacqueline McDonald play the leads in the play. Jackey, as Eliza- beth, plays the part of an invalid who regains her strength through the love of Robert Browning Uaclc Blackl Md,-1 1 f I t A 5 - X! , N' If l ,nz lf, One of the tense, dramatic scenes in which Elizabeth's father begs God to guard and comfort his daughter. Ray Moriin plays the difficult role of the domineering father. The only dramatic endeavor that the gre' garions minded of Central may partake of is the Senior Play. This too, is spotted with an illustrious tradition The Cast is always overtaken with a spirit of participation in important things. Vxfith the aid of expert direction, the production of this year surpassed eyen the great efforts of the past, Five members of the cast relax during rehearsals to look over the script more carefully. They are. standing: Bill Bonura, Larry Ellis. Seated: Nlarilyn Moss, Edgar Sanner, and Jacqueline McDonald. There was always a spirit in the Senior Class uf Central, hut it was never so well developed as in this yearis Senior Play. Barrctts of Vvlimpiilc Streetii challenged every latent talent of the Sen- iors and the diocesan girls. No former play demanded as much ahilitya no other play produced as many star performers. A shot of the general cast after a rigorous rehearsal. The director has selected some of the finest acting talent in the diocese. Rose Marie, Central's '49 operetta proved a great hit with all those who had the good fortune to see it. The acting, the scenery and the costumes were comparable with those of a Broadway production. The musical score was a most difficult one, but the orchestra and singers mastered it to a professional degree. The gay, delightful, and melodious Red Milli' is set to the hackgruuiid uf fascinating Haul' land, which tells uf the escapades ul' two American tourists iii the land of tulips and windfmills, ln Old New York, Every Day is Ladies Day With Me,i' and Because Yuuire Yuuf' feature Victor Herhert in our 1950 attraction. 'VI snvm rv'f x 'wibffgr Nancy Lee Garver, dancing star of Rose-Marie, poses for a second during one of her interpretive dancing scenes. Her dancing has been part of a Central operetta for the past four years. asm Even within the confines of Central's stage the Mounties get their man. and they seem rather proud about the whole thing. We all agree that they have reason to he proud after such an outstanding performance. The whole cast comes on stage for the grand finale. The applause of a pleased audience indicates that the difhcult operetta was performed with extraordinary grace and skill. S 1111 51 ' - YW I t G f ,M-las, 4 1 ' ' s fo ' f u .ii -JY: SJ: Q l i f1uz,'...a N -ii Qs--.., - 4, ,,,, A g - -Q.. Q, ix -rw - :L -I-Lag, '?0W?f441 0F P f 4' 4 -if ,, ,W M-,V 3359, g: Q. .1--mswff' -f-A I ,V ,V A, tr' ' 7.5453 5,,,xFL'g.J A, - , , 1,1 'Y it f 1 ,.,.n. nuff ur, - R 1 . .f ' -as .L I-I 1553: nn- N? ,Ag The humorous collection of stories that were given to us by our previous Brothers were replaced by another equally humorous. The most predominant was T.H.I.F., that is Thank Heavens it's Friday. This was usually put forth by the instructor. The retort of the unifled student body was usually 0.I'I.I.M., which means Oh Heavens, it's Monday. There was a serious side too. Remember, the frequent vocational talks, apti- tude tests, scholarship tests, standing in the class, R.O.T.C., college education plan, senior average, measurement for caps and gowns, graduation fee, your Senior play and your commencement rehearsals? All served to bring home the fact that the end was at hand. We thought solemnly that we ought to win this last North game, In Mem' oriam, but, even though we fought the game throughout the stadium, we lost. This made the four year North Game Score three to one, in favor of North Catholic. Although we wanted to, even the Toyland Minstrel and Christmas Pageant, our last minstrel, could not make us forget this. We payed more attention and applauded longer than we had ever done in the past, for this was to be our last minstrel, Our basketball team was studded with our classmates, and made a bril- liant last year for the squad. This was Mr. joseph Penzelik's second year. After a maze of placement tests, lectures, and other responsibilities, the Senior Play came through the mist. Say, why canl't this last year slow down, I'm in no hurry? At least we were the only ones in the school that could try out for the play Ye gads' The whole senior class must be trying out why doesnt my turn come7 Remember the white lights the other two hundred expectant boys the silent darkness of the auditorium and the calm voice of Mr Schaefer calming you with Take it easy fellow we ve got plenty of time for all of you By now most of us knew where we were going A large group to college a larger one to Jobs and a small group to the seminary So it was our fates were decided We had taken the tests been measured and paid our fee We were now taken to musing in almost everything we did It could be in the Chapel It could be in the room It could be even during a test The most generally difficult subject was English I think because of Shakespeare and Old English But we were beginning to see beauty in many things as with a butterfly emerging from a cocoon We finally saw it in Shakespeare Then came the operetta and the beautiful music that The Red Mill brought forth still clings to the sensibilities Our class controlled the leads in this endeavor and made us proud of the fact that we had been present for the first four operettas ever given at Central Then it was over Uur earthly high school education had ceased We were conscious of exerything our sensibilities could force us to perceive Even at the commencement you could feel see and hear everything that went on in the hall We had a melancholy feeling that is hard to relate But yet if you could had asked us on that day if we would lrke to live it over I feel we would have said No I wouldnt llke to live it over because I couldnt have a better four years I lust want to remember them the way they were ss 1 . . , -,, . . 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