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

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Secretaries — uL3l udinedd m anaaer 9 ' Uhe ' JJookilore now in its second year of op- eration, has already proved to be an asset to the stu- dents of Central Catholic. Its location on the first floor makes it convenient for the students to pur- chase their books and supplies throughout the year. Jane Harris and Bill Schaab assist Mr. Pender- gast in giving service to the students. Iflr. Charles f- andergciif, business man- ager for Central Catholic, has his headquarters in the Bookstore. Here he keeps the tuition and fee accounts, orders supplies for all departments of the school, and manages the book sales. m-.. J efen Ste liii .J elen -Jtemen, ' 62, has assumed the duties of secretary and receptionist to Father Hammond. Her ' s is the voice with a smile that receives all in-coming phone calls and directs them to the required extension. lllti. JSernice Jcne in. l ernice yclien serves as Sister Maureen Therese ' s right hand in the second floor ofllce. Mrs. Ocken always knows who is here and who isn ' t — • and why — as she handles the absence list. Many other secretarial duties require her at- tention from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. IS

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Ite f- riest acutt father oLjonald 6enb cii-f - first year as our Guidance Director has been one of achieve- ment. Father maizes available to us literature on college admission requirements and career guid- ance. He was responsible for our annual College Day. Along with attending most of our games, dances, and other school activities, he teaches each junior religion class once a week. he prieit teiiqion Initructors socialize be- tween sessions. Left to right: Father Patrick McNulty Father Joseph Emmanuel Father John Gillig Father Robert Dombrowski Father Robert Jaeger ■father oDai td L arkenord better known as Father Dave is a curate at Saint Henry ' s Par- ish. Teaching sophomore religion, Father is a new- comer to the halls of CC. 14

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ScU Wc I ainienance Jhe itlonumental ZJaik of keeping our school in g-ood condition falls to our three mainten- ance men — Mr. Earl Schmitt, Mr. Luis Gonzalez, and Mr. Alfred Snawder. Besides their regular duties of cleaning, these men perform numero-s other tasks. nte 1 ii L %r W earl morn.n y, afternoon. Frances Robbins and Bonnie Wiedelman work hard in the cafeteria to provide the student body and a number of the faculty members with a substantial noon meal. The cafeteria opens at 7:45 each morn- ing for those who want breakfast. 11:19 a.m. 11:21 a.m. 16