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

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Our Scholastic Achievement Father Quigley is constantly on the alert to bring to his Diocesan schools new progressive programs. His revision of courses and methods has won for him outstanding recogni- tion among school superintendents. REV. FATHER THOMAS J. QUIGLEY Superintendent of Diocesan Schools Being Superintendent of the Schools of the Diocese of Pittsburgh is in itself no small job. But Father Thomas J. Quigley has not let his many duties push his interest in the academic extra- curricula activities of the students of the diocese into the shadows. We are deeply indebted to Father Quigley for helping us to prepare for the uncertain future. The programs which he has been conducting throughout the diocese Certainly show his enthusiasm in making our days in school more beneiicial to us. No one is more concerned about the ultimate success of Central students than our principal. Brother Anthony's energy and enthusiasm for scholastic accomplishment are traits that all recognize and strive to imitate. Our' new vice-principal, Brother John, has already won the admiration and praise of every Centralite. Every student has benefitted from his calm deliberation in helping us with our problems. MLmAiAQm.s 2.7 ,f.. i,g,t.:,r .. W i

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MOST REVEREND JOHN DEARDEN Bishop of Pittsburgh The Most Reverend john Francis Dearden, the newly invested Bishop of Pittsburgh, has already shown a special interest in the students of Central Catholic. Known for his enthusiastic work in the education of Catholic youths, the Bishop has made Catholic education in Pittsburgh, one of his personal assignments. The Guiding Light For In Memoriam MOST REVEREND HUGH C. BOYLE The late Bishop, our beloved Bishop Boyle, was head of the Pittsburgh Diocese for over one quarter of a century Coming here many years ago as a young man, he devoted his lifetime to service and building his cherished Community and diocese. He became nationally famous for his great deeds or charity, vision for enterprise, and ingenuity of action and accomplishment. He was loved by all creeds for his wonderful character, goodness of mind and great humility.

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1 ,S E is .5 w30Yl wp- WW f .. Numa .Skins . V Q, Q, , 1. mm m yy,-ECI-,H ' , v,.. W.. . . Y Y v MPX . H r . W i Brother G. Jude Religion, Latin. Brother F. Bernardine Religion, Economics, Soci- ology, Viking Moderator. ,...vv4 Emu. Brother E. Austin Religion, Physics, Guid- ance Director, Benilde Club Moderator. Brother F. Raymond Religion, Spanish, French, Spanish Club Moderator. Brother D. Raphael Religion, German. Brother D. Theodore Religion, Sociology, Swim- ming Moderator. Our Inspiration Among the Brothers who daily instruct tl seniors in various subjects are some of the mol brilliant men in the field of education. Althoug they have no B.S., B.A., or Ph.D. after their name many Christian Brothers do have such degree After graduation, Central men are accepted in tl business, educational and social world with an unde standing that, as Central grads, they have an ou standing background of ability. This is one of tl greatest acclamations of the teaching ability of suc scholars . . . THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. Roger, Wilco, over and out, these words are now a immediate part of Brother Gregory's vocabulary. Man happy minutes are spent conversing on his set with tli registered hams.l' Brother D. Paul R elig io n, Mathematics, Athletic Director. Brother F. joseph Religion, English, Debating Club Moderator, Radio Moderator. Brother G. Borromec Religion, Physics. Brother G. Nazianzex Religion, Chemistry, Pr fect of Science, Moderat of Science Honor Society X.,