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

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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.

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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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Teens Of Downtown Fort Wayne I k - ft ■■MI H . .. ■ Vsi Clerioal Work Demands Skill Some very important people behind the scenes at Central Catholic appear on this page. Mr. Carl Alter, CC ' s new business manager, is pictured at the top left. Mrs. Bette Roller, secretary to Father Hammond, is shown at the top right. To the left is Mrs. Bernice Ocken, secretary to Sister Maureen Therese. Mrs. Marian Cook, office worker and study hall superintendent, is shown at the bottom right. J L ' B -a:-; hoN- ' .i. ' . ,•