Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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LAWRENCE BLEND Trouble always comes, in big or little sums. RONALD BLOGNA Old man depression can’t get me! PATRICIA BOERNER So quiet—yet so active in her own way. JUDITH BOLUS Counting the stars would be easier than counting her friends. SUZANNE BOURQUIN laughing eyes, dancing feet... A sweet lass who can't be beat. GARY BRAUN Hail Massillon. Tall, full of sincerity. Bevo. Traditional old-style initiation took place on October 30. . five pigtails . . . kneeling before seniors . . . DAVID BOERNER Likable Date can always take a joke. MARTHA BOOTH Nothing is so popular as kindness. JOSEPH BRESSI His good choice of clothes adds to his pleasing personality. . Freshman girls sporting twenty-

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CORINNF. BELLINSKI To have joy, one mu ft share it. ROSEMARIE BELOPOTOSKY She gets what she wants because she wants what she gets. STEPHAN BELOPOTOSKY Unpredictable. Just give me my car!” DORIS BERENS What sweeter consciousness than that of friendship. JOSEPH BERG Sincere and friendly in a shy sort of way; likable. PATRICIA BERTONI Beauty is its oum excuse for being.” MICHAEL BEVINGTON A true and sincere student, quiet and content. RICHARD B1 EDEN BACH A friend in the truest way: a kind word for everyone. MICHAEL BLAKE Blond bombshell—always in high gear. This eager group, their goal set for Graduation 1959, set about piling up a respectable number of successes and achievements by which their Alma Mater would remember them . . .

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JOYCELYN BRIGGS The very spirit of liveliness and fun. Sparkling eyes. HAROLD BROWN Why worry? A little more effort makes it impossible. I f GAIL BURGER We've learned to expect the unexpected . . . What, me worry? DONALD BRITTAIN When you make the best of things, they cannot get the best of you MADELINE BROWN Strawberry blonde, award-winning artist . . . known as Mad. THOMAS BUTCHKO Histrionics he scorns! PATRICK BROSNAHAN Rare and debonair flare! DALE BURGER No one knows what he can do until he tries.” CLYDE CAIAZZA The guy worthwhile is the one with a smile. Pat Nicola and Dick Johnson, freshman attendants at the Football Frolic . . . Sophomores played host at a Get-Acquainted Dance. . . . Brother John and his game of Bunko . . .