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

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Mr. P. O’Rourke (B.A.) Commercial Law, Tennis Coach Mrs. V. Pheiffer (M.E.) Commercial, Guidance Counselor Mr. D. Piloseno (B.S., M.A.) Boys’ Physical Education, Wrestling Coach Mr. J. Savage (B.E.) Public Speaking Miss M. Shanteau (B.E.) Guidance Counselor Mr. R. Nichols (M.E.) Mathematics, Varsity Basketball Coach Miss S. O’Connell (B.A.) English Mrs. K. Merkel (B.A.) English Miss Rose Fackelman Office Clerk Miss Ruth Fackelman Registrar Mrs. J. Pawlak Switchboard Office Clerk 1961 . - V ' fr Mrs. L. Wroe (R.N.) School Nurse Ji Miss C. Schubert Secretary Page 17

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Mrs. D. Brown (B.A.) English Mr. J. Cordiak (B.S.E.) Biology, General Science, Assistant Football Coach Mr. G. DePrisco (B.E.) Music Mr. T. Dever (B.E.) History, Atheltic Director Mr. V. Fischer (B.S.E., B.E.E., P.E.) Physics, Business Manager Mrs. K. Fox (B.A.) English Mrs. A. Gerner (B.A.) History, Economics, Geography Faculty Mr. T. McHugh (B.S.P.E.) Physiology, Varsity Football Coach Mr. G. Lonsway (B.S. in Mus. Ed.) Music Appreciation, Harmony Mr. P. Johnson (B.A., B.S.) History Miss J. Leonhart (B.S.E.) Girls’ Physical Education Mr. D. Lewis (B.E.) Government, Assistant Football Coach Page 16

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T. Conlin waits for Sr. Cleopha to write out his tardy slip. Attendance office conviction liall Sr. M. Cleopha and her helpers in the attendance office keep track of the where-abouts of all students throughout the day. White slips are issued to those who are excused; a pink slip means that he is guilty of being tardy; blue slips are for unexcused absence. This office plays an important role in the operation of penalty hall. The “happy hour” is held everyday after school in Room 222 for those reported tardy during the day. Guidance department analytic quarters “Will I go to college? Which one will it be?” These are the questions asked by many students as they enter the Guidance Office. Under the direction of four coun¬ sellors, the Guidance Department tries to help the students answer these ques¬ tions through detailed analysis of their scholastic record, financial situation and vocational abilities. As a resul t of the work of our Guid¬ ance Department, many more students have been able to enter college after graduation than ever before in the his¬ tory of Central. Sr. Mary of Mercy talks over requirements for college with B. Muszynski. Nurse s quarters health spa In room 224, Mrs. L. Wroe, Central’s school nurse, works hard and diligently in order to help the students who may become ill during the school day. She is always ready and available to help any student with any type of ailment but will foil the attempt of anyone who wishes to leave school unnecessarily. Mrs. Wroe checks Sue Tremmel’s application for nursing. Page 18