Elk County Catholic High School - Memories Yearbook (St Marys, PA)

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rpms M Qutuuuzgq Wuth thus the last year of our school lufe at Central Hugh comung to a close we recall all the uoys and the good tumes we experuenced un our four years of hugh school And as we look back we are uncluned to exclaum The tame went so fast Why' ut seemed lust luke yesterday But what us past us only uoyful memorues and our real challenge us the future Just as the real Crusaders luved up to theur udeals we must try to luve up to the udeals of our school We are proud of uts achuevements un sports un scholarshup and un the tormatuon of good cutuzens lt us our purpose to carry on these hugh tradutuons and luke those who have gone before to make our contrubutuon to the world at large All the wusdom knowledge and vurtue acquured un our short stay at Central we must apply to the lute after school GOD WILLS IT must be our battle cry also as we step unto the arena of lute Be pleased to revuew wuth us the events of our 1958 T959 school year The Staff Q he r' ls tum lu -u K lm' Q ! lun 3' u frog .ll 7

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DEDICATIO Deserving of special mention is the INDUSTRIAL CGUNCIL of St. Marys-a select group of men, especially in- terested in advancing the educational and recreational facilities of our town. Under their guiding hand there emerged a Boy Scout building, a Girl Scout house and summer camp, a Knot- hole Baseball League. Their dollars brought about the broadcasting of athletic events for the benefit of the interested people who cannot attend the games. The floodlighting of Berwind Park has added greatly to the interest and attendance at these functions. A new wing, now being added to the Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital, is due in great measure to their efforts, and the gratitude of all St. Marys goes out to them. The climax thus far, however, is the acquisition and renovation of the Municipal Building which plays so im- portant a part in the youth activities of our town. It is to THESE MEN that we, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-nine, dedicate this thirtieth edition of the Memo. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL SEATED: C. F. Kronenwetter, A. J. Palumbo, Jack Lepovetsky, C. J. Ehrensberger, Walter A. Rigard, Howard B. Eynon, George J. Fehrenbach, John l. Saalfield ldeceasedh, Robert G. Morgan, Chairman, Andrew Kaul, H, S. Conrad, J. H. Stackpole, Vice-Chairman, John A. Kuntz, A. A. Haber- berger, George S. Rupprecht, Treasurer, Arthur S. Bemis, STANDING: A. J. Klausman, Joseph J. Burke, E. J. Hammer, Peter Straub, Harri- son C. Stackpole, Robert A. Timm, Frank J. Jackson, Secretary.