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

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STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE What is it that makes a good teacher? Is it dedication? Is it con- cern for youth and the desire to guide them toward a better life? Is it a pursuit for excellence? All these things must be con- sidered, and they are found in the men and women who staff the classes and departments of Cen- tral Catholic. Pictured on this page are Father Camillo Tirabassi, Mrs. Frances Robbins and Mrs. Vereda Main, Sister Mary Neil, Miss Donna Giere, Sister Andrew, and Mr. Martin Tierney. fS . ■ .. 17 tm - ' -

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ADMINI9TRATI0N Leadership of Qchool Is In Worthy Hands The administration and faculty of Central Catholic, headed by Rev. Robert J. Hammond, principal, and Sister Maureen Therese, assistant principal, have once again played a big role in making the ' 67- ' 68 school year the success it has been. The CC faculty, consisting largely of many new members, both religious and lay, has been a great help to all. New teachers have joined in the ranks of those who were already experienced in the ways of CC living. They, too, have given their time and effort for the total education of the students of Central Catholic. 16

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CCH8 Serves Adminisiration Moves Ahead Although the people shown on this page have important duties at home or in the diocese, they devote much time to the betterment and development of Central Catholic. In the upper left corner is His Excel- lency Leo A. Pursley, Bishop of the Fort Wayne-South Bend diocese. Directly above are Sister Maureen Therese and Father Hammond, assistant principal and principal of CC. At the far lovk er left is Most Rever- end Monsignor William Lester, super- intendent of schools. Mr. Leon Young- peter, administrative assistant to Father Hammond, is at the left.