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

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ROW 1: D. Wunderlin, B. Wunderlin, R. Obergfell, M. Knight, R. Kallmyer, N. Kobi, R. Grimmer, P. Bruggeman, G. Barnes ROW 2: S. Kinsey, J. Hoffman, A. Maher, S. Gruber, M. LeCoque, A. Tippmann, J. Seals, M. Britten, V. Lichtsinn, S. Yaney, L. Libbing, T. Seiler, T. Edsall, M. Crowe, K. Gall, M. Freistroffer, M. Grant ROW 3: M. Jones, G. Garris, K. Shinn, C. Ringswald, C. O ' Keefe. B. Fox, A. Osterholt, N, Arata, M. Fink, C. Thieme, J. Roembke, C. Jones, A. Firestine, L. Eikenberry, M. Kimes Leading the Rosary in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel during the lunch hour every school day of October and May is one of the principal activities of the Sons of Maiy. In the picture, Tom Walsh, president, and Chuck Schrimper, vice-presi- dent take their turn leading the prayers. From Her pedestal at the west end of Second Hall, Our Lady of Fatima supervises activities there. This statue, a gift of the Daughters of Mary of 1962 and 1963, was used for the first time in the Living Rosary ceremony. Jhe cLivinq r o .■-nv u JHn wv .ivin t oJarij is one of the favorite activities during October. Members of the various spiritual organizations of the school form the living beads and recite the prayers.

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John Connell, junior, prepares to checkmate his opponent, Adrian Reimers, senior, in one of the reg- ular Wednesday afternoon meetings of the Chess Club. Chemistry students Ken Auer and Mary Flory weigh their crucible on the analytical balance, correct to one ten thousandth of a gram. Many cooks do not spoil the broth in CC ' s Poods Lab. Here, Suzanne Martin and Linda Broun inspect their muffins; Fran- ces Klotz works at the stove; and Jayne Frederick has her batter approved by Sister Alice, home economics instructor. ROW 1: M. Kortenber, J. Kline, P. Isbell, G. Zepeda, B. McKinney, R. Kohne, T. Martin, J. Michelle, M. Papp, A. Steinau, M. Marshall, J. Miller, D. Stolte, A. Giant, J. Hensinger, K. Beckler ROW 2: A. Imler, J. Lauer, S. Niezer, T. Martin, J. Roussel, J. DeRose, T. Sweet, T. Helmsing, R. Dodane, P. Nicole, C. Orth, J. Zuber, M. Woods ROW 3: S. Kerns, D. Lough, S. Charters, P. Bercot, K. Knuth, P. Wurm, J. Smith, K. Meyer, M. O ' Connor, C. Graf, J. Rye, A. Johns, B. Feemster i lPlI UHPRBCTES 2 3

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ROW 3: S. Ramp, J. Malcolm, G. Wagner, G. Roth, P. Bird, S. Neuhaus, R. Krouse, R. Baker, R. Schaab, P. Smith, D. Fyock, T. Hart- man, M. Mattingly ROW 2: R. Carboni, R. Slater, M. Harker, P. Pietraszewski, R. Gabriel, J. Ray, R. Nicoski, T. DePrey, P. Carr, M. Muldary, R. Huber, S. Batchelder ROW 1: D. Koch, K. Tetherly, J. Rose, D. Smith, K. McCue, K. Luken, S. Tebbe, L. Ternet, D. DeMeerleer, M. Romano, B. Nulf, D. Carroll, K. Fair, C. Schramm I „ g| | ' Cindy Panyard, Diane Demeerleer, Kathy Dirig, Mike Liidwig, Jim Zuber, Rick Mc- Clintic, and Dave Wyatt finish up a duel six to one. This fight scene taken from the play, The Sire de Maletroit ' s Door, was one of the many scenes acted out in Mr. Kohl ' s freshman English class. Participating in one of the interesting phases of their Biblical Literature class, sophomores Larry Steinbacher and Rose Vorndran show Palestine on a map of the Ancient World. John Bierbaum and Joyce Hayden point out on a map of the Holy Land some famous events in the life of Christ. Knit one, pearl two . . . . Miss Seyfert Christian Family Living instructor, gives helpful hints to Barb Maxwell. ROW 1: C. Wagner, M. Wehrle, C. Archer, C. DeWitt, S. Weikart, C. Velez, L. Reith, A. Berkshire, M. Bonifas, C. Bobay, S. Didion, S. Braun, J. Brown ROW 2: D. Lyttle, B. Palmer, D. Wyatt, D. Vought, T. Hilker, M. Bobbins, T. Minick, S. Wiegand, J. Delamarter, J. Price, T. Linder, M. Frisch, J, Mangona, T. Hollo, T. Noll ROW 3: M. Biesiada, D. Haner, S. Till, R. Carlson, R. Snyder, L. Till, D. Boyle, R. Alter, R. Wyatt, E. Hake, P. Moeller, S. Schultz, B. Winling, M. Bill 2 6 30