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

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Central ' s Student Body convenes from city and area parishes

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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

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V aledictorian Robert Jozwiak During her four years at Central, Alice, who came from Blessed Sacrament Parish, has been active in many extra-curricular activities. Alice was an officer of the Biology Club and in her junior year served as Treas¬ urer of the class. This year she held positions in the Math and Chemistry Clubs and was the active Co-chairman of the production staff for the Senior Play and Operetta. As a member of the Monogram Club for four years, Alice concluded her senior year with a 96.2 average which made her Saluta- torian for the class of ’61. Upon entering college, Alice will major in the field of education as a preparation to a teaching career. After four years of high school, Robert Jozw iak reached the pinnacle of scholastic achievement by ranking first in his class with a 96.4 average thus becoming its vale¬ dictorian. This is a fitting reward for the effort which he expended to achieve this excellent record. In his senior year, Bob served compe¬ tently as co-editor of the Centric. He parti¬ cipated in track, baseball, basketball and football. The fact that he was a member of the football squad which won the City Cham¬ pionship climaxed his sports career. As a member of St. Catherine parish, he has been active in its CYO program through¬ out high school. His plans for the future include college where he intends to take up architectural engineering. Salutatorian Alice Camp Central We write in words and pictures the record of our four years within your loving walls. Memories of the friends we have made, the joys we have felt, the activities in which we have participated will be reflected, through the years to come, from the pages of this 1961 Centripetal. Page 20