Central Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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ENGLISH Broadens and Enriches Life ENGLISH IV As the other students listen, Dave Manning recites Milton ' s sonnet, On His Blindness. ENGLISH II Because of the study of such literary masters as Poe, Hawthorne, Irving and Kipling, these Sophomores have come to a deeper and broader understanding of human nature.

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LATIN III Juniors and Seniors are fascinated by Cicero ' s orations as they delve into the language of the Romans. LATIN Clarifies and Enriches Intellectual and Practical Experiences LATIN II Enthusiastic Sophomores study Latin legends as well as authentic Roman history. LATIN I Freshmen are eager to learn the funda- mentals of Latin because it helps to master the mother tongue. 29

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WORLD HISTORY Freshmen, above, pursue the history of man- kind down the pages of history. SOCIAL SCIENCES are Essential to Critical Thinking AMERICAN PROBLEMS Seniors, above, are in American Problems class where they, as junior citizens, are working with ideas and problems in many different areas of life, especially those of American Democracy. AMERICAN HISTORY The Junior American History class, below, takes time to discuss happenings on the African Continent. Mel Simon points out countries on the Dark Continent that have been given their independence within the last few years. 31