Central Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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fvhdSaae from the C ditot The scholastic year has come to an end and year end means yearbook. What was once called the ECHO because it echoed our past year is now called the SHAMROCK, and it still ® ' ' ' echoes our past year. The transition from a complete yearbook to one including the school newspaper was not easily understood nor readily accepted by many students, but most will probably now agree this arrangement gives a more complete picture of the B ) school year. Few realize the .many long hours of work that have been put into this first e j new SHAMROCK by its staff members and adviser — meeting deadlines, soliciting ads and patrons, planning and taking pictures, pondering lay- outs. But I do reaUze this, and therefore thank from the bottom of my C 2 i l f — heart my own staff, especially my two right hands, Marcia Lehman ' 11 f Alan Bennett. I am also very grateful to the two newspaper o ) staffs for their 68 pages of this volume. But most of all I thank Editor-in-Chiej... Susie Roembke - Sister Janet, our adviser, who has put more hours into this . . „ ,. jr ■ T ; ( . - accomplishment than anyone else. She has been untiring Associate battor Marcia Lehman d ) (y - y in her efforts and has been a source of encouragement Senior Editor Carole Daszewski . ' —x . „ . -. j . , o- i L ) for all of us. God bless you, Sister! Writers Angela Pursley, Diane Fullam, - J TL ML Till J 11- ii To the student body, one thing remains to and Mike McLaughlin u A - ' ' v y J be said — thank you for supporting us. Please Business Staff Marcia Lehman, Ann O ' Reilly ( y .... . , , .. V y enjoy what is now yours just as much as it ]eanie Bailey, Diane Murray ( is ours. Christine Lot ham er, v y ( U September Cheryl Cooper, Suz Cron, V y J Vat Buchanan, ]eanie Bailey , y r L d ) October Marcia Lehman ( A November Carl Jacquay, Tony Zych, Jan f ' - Lojek, Alan Bennett, Roy Walz V y ' ) December Susie Roembke, Alan Bennett January Carl Jacquay, Jan Lojek, Alan Bennett, y S Carole Daszewski, Susie Roembke February Marcia Lehman March Cheryl Cooper, Susie Roembke April Carole Daszewski, Susie Roembke, O — n Marcia Lehman, Alan Bennett f j Photographers Bob Gable and Alan Bennett

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