Central Catholic High School - Scepter Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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' Megan! NO ACTIVITY is begun at Central unless it first be dedicated to God. At the starr of each class period and each assembly, the ULIC value of edu- cation is never forgotten as first the Holy Spirit is called upon, to offer every thought, word and nct to the Almighty Creator. And the Divine Master repays these thoughts of Him by His lov- ing, constant presence in the chapel where the students and faculty may pay Him un occasional visit at any time. ' Zlfae auafq Spifuif X i W - -X 1-:1-:ev-at: 5 as mms ,W 'fa ' .Y X x9t3,,Vi 4 Sr 3 ' 'rt he W w, -if fi

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fbeaefqping. Me Bocfq THE development of mind and soul is always facilitated when it is ac- companied by a like development of the body. With careful guidance, the physical education department ad- vances the body too to meet the demands of the future. Nor is the social training forgotten. The spa- cious gym and cafeteria have afforded ample opportunities for many of the supervised recreations for Centralites and their friends. fl Iffze Social

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ZGGJJ af :Ae 26? Father Schaefers registers upper classmen. Newcomers to Central crowd the bookstore Daily chow line for lunch in the cafeteria. Bone filibusters for Roosevelt. Father Tobin. Vicar General, addresses assembly. Mechanical artists lay out their work. My