Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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E l S Nl 'H .we , J 192 dm, . ,Y D-N wk '-' fi' is ..-u. . , X' .y ,f,jgv'?'1' ,,., .,x. my -HO.. The C0-Editor gil E at ,fs , P ig lui' lg Charles Carroll The Centric That experience is the best teacher is proven to tlie journalism Class as it learns tlle fundamentals of newspaper writing wliile editing the scliool newspaper. Published bi-monthly the Centric at- tenipts to present to its readers an interest- ing, accurate coverage of the events of tlie sffliool year - Class news, Class projects, sports and nnnsual incidents. l. Cl. Xlatlicr, Hiro, S. Printke, ll Scliraniko plan first page wliile S. Scripp verifies the news. 2. P. Brucker, il. Bryan set np ads wliile H. Pcffer, R. Hipp and ll. 'llorda type bills. 3. P. Ruddy, ll. Sniitli, H. Callallan, P. Kowalski and P. Nloran check fonrtli page.

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Dramatic Club Masquers, the oflicial name of the Dramatic Club of Central High, has as its purpose the social development of each individual member and achieve- ment of self-reliance. The members have as their goal the production and management ol several plays. lf. Riungartner, T. Klien, R. llarrison, l7. Phelps. Radio Club To promote interest in amateur radio, several Central 'Ahams have established the Radio Club. Code and theory instruction, given at every meeting by Club's already licensed hams , enables the novice members to ob- tain their licenses. lf. Nagle, Climple, Ci. Kona- her, Al. Furfaro, P. Kiel, B. Smyth, A. Sniadowski, C. Oswald, hir. Rennett. Catholic Art Apostolate 'l'o restore all things to Christ is the aim of Cen- tral's division of the Nation- al Catholic Art Apostolate. This is maintained by two aspects-spiritual and ma- terial. An artist cannot make good things, or produce good if he himself is not good, is the theory supported by thc spiritual aspect which is liv- ing a Catholic life with the -aid of frequent reception of the sacraments, daily rosary, and visits to the lilessed Sac- rament while raising the standard of art appreciation and reviving a Creative Christian Art among our people. 'l'nfw pirlllrw: C. liaminski, ll. -loseph, .l. Altman, N. Riel, li. nlohnson, Cl. Faber. IJJOHOIII fmiflllrwi R. Ker- seher, l'. Sullivan, A. Schug, R. Uietsch, l . Hipp, R. lieu'- nacki. 111 7 sv Page 103

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L.. C0-Editor -Jig M 'mf fllary lfllen Sieler The junior lfnglish classes accept the responsibility ot editing one issue of the Centric during the school year. While the editorial staff gathers, writes and edits the news of the school, the busi- ness staff, by means of student subscriptions and solicited advertisement, manages the financial part of the paper's set up. I. Sport editors R. Cygnor, F. Berning and R. Davis have a bull session . C. Uoluansky enjoys 'lf lQlear's photog- raphy. 2. The mail must be sent, says R. Paul- aseu, U. Gosciu, K. Stelzcr, Ill. A. Rohh, li. Urbanowicz and J. Christian. 3. lf. Klolnar, A. Radbone, L. Wurst, Xl. AI. Schuapp and tl. lliro work on second page. 1 ,1 7 ,nf