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

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CLASS HISTORY 'Twas the night of graduation and in the great hall. The Class of '60 assembled remembering it all .. . On the fourth of September in the year '56- We treshies hit Central with a bag full of tricks; With puzzled expression and wide open eyes. Girls discovered uniforms, boys learned of ties. We heard of traditions that were to be ours. Like boy ne'er meets girl except after hours; Gazing at our idols, the seniors supreme, We'll get there someday, was our cherished dream Opening Day — September 4 . . . initiation Day burlap sacks . . . Shower of Stripes — first dance . . . Football Attendants — Teddi Damis and Ron Domiano . . . Sister Mary of the Angels — new principal . . . F.T.A. and Debate Club formed . . . New convent — Sisters moved from fourth floor . . . Officers: Teddi Damis, Mary Morlan, Joyce Johnson, Robin Silverthorne Dave Bonnot, Don Eagon, Dick Proebstle .. . Moderator — Brother Vincent and Miss Paumier . . . Cheerleaders: Barb Belden, Judy Burn- gen, Ginny Leahy, and Karen Strub . . . Class Colors Blue and Gold. Now a year later and so much the wiser. We drove our teachers to the tranguilizer; This was the year for ignoring all rules. For we were mighty Sophomores, wisest of fools. With biology and geometry our minds were awhitl, Disecting a circle and bisecting a squirrel; Boys entered sports and girls took to clubs. Our successes were many, and so were our flubs. Officers — Pat Smalley Bobbie Yerman, Judy Ress, Judy Catazaro, Dick Proebstle, Don Eagon, Bill Robinson . . . Attendants — Jean Koehler and Dick Proebstle . . . Majorettes — Noreen Gallatin and Mary Kay Reeves . . . Moderators — Brother Leo and Sister Marjorie . . . Turkey Twirl — Sohpomore Dance . . . Formation of Science Club . . . New Football Coach — John McVay . . . Dick Proebstle — Varsity Football . . . Rise and Fall of 2-A Today — Editor Tom Feller . . . Cheerleaders — Barb Belden. Judy Burngen, Holly Kempf, and Karen Strub. This year was the first of a fabulous pair, We're upperclassmen rang through the air; With honor and dignity attached to our name• We were now juniors entitled to fame. Suddenly a discovery sent us all fumin'. Our idols, the seniors, were found to be human; They needed some help in running the school. So we worked together and learned how to rule. New Administrator — Father Fannon . . . For- mation of F.B.L.A. and G.A.A. — Officers — Chris Hager. Karen Feller, Noreen Gallatin, Kathy Sea- christ, Dick Proebstle, Bob Kracker, Larry Norris, Don Eagon, Dave Page .. . Attendants — Bobbie Yerman and John Brown . . . Advisory Board — Anita Rocci, Bobbie Yerman, Jim Piero, Dave Bonnot . . . Moder- ators — Brother Arnold and Sister Mary Nicholas . . . Boys' State — Ron Garmy and Whit Miller . . . Girls' State — Judy Pennell . . . Karen O'Shea — Miss Uniform . . . Journalism in Washington — Peggy Stark and Mickey Charley . . . Majorettes Noreen Gallatin, Mary Kay Reeves, Jane Matthews . . . Cheerleaders — Diana Rocci and Judy Burngen Junior Dance— Rockin' In Red . . . Central Upsets Warren 8-0 . . . Varsity Basketball team all juniors . . . Junior-Senior Prom — A Rivederci Roma . . . Junior-Senior Class Night — Central Park. At last our hopes and dreams came true. Our joys were many■ our sorrows few; High on our heads perched a lofty crown, We were the seniors, the class of renown. This year was by far the very best yet, A climax to times we'll never forget; The studies, the work, the fun shared together. These memories are priceless, lasting forever. Officers — Joyce Johnson Mary Witmer, Jean Noll, Sue Clark Dave Bonnot, Greg Juersevich, Mike Fay . . . Student Council — Tom Horning, Anita Rocci, Scott Copeland, Teddi Damis . , . Football Queen and King — Anita Rocci and Joe Moeglin . .. Attendants — Barb Belden and Tom Juenemann . . . Military Ball Queen and King — Carol Perretta and Mike Fay . . . Attendants — Joyce Johnson and George Spangler . . . Vocal Department Queen and King — Ruth Ann Lachmaier and Bob Kracker . . . Attendants—Ann Lamiell and Brad Helman . .. May Crowning — May 8 — Queen — Judy Catazaro . . . Attendants — Judy Griffiths, Teddi Damis, Gerry Salvino, Robin Silverthorne . . . Moderators — Sister Mary Edward and Brother Arnold . . . Class Play The Lute Song . . . Starring — Scott Copeland Judy Sinay, Dave Bonnot, Rosemary Yohn . . . Head Majorette and Drum Major — Noreen Gallatin and Joe Shadle . . . Teenagers of the Month — Anita Rocci Scott Copeland, Mary Witmer, Dick Proebstle . . . Pat Smalley — Sodality Perfect . . . Peggy Stark — Editor of Comet . . . Dave Bonnot — J. A. King . . . Rosemary Sigler — Homemaker of the Year . . . Tom Feller — Timken Scholarship . . . Kathy Munley—National Sales Executive Essay Contest— first place local winner. Football — 9-1 .. . Co-captains — Dick Proebstle and John Brown . . . Basketball—16-4 ... Co-captains Dick Proebstle and Joe Bogdan . . . Senior Prom — April 29 — Sayonara . . . Senior Day — May 5 . . . Class Night — May 20 — School Daze . . . Senior Exams—May 31—June 2 . . . Valedictorians Salutatorians — Baccalaureate — June 3rd; St. Joseph's, Canton Commencement — June 8 . . . Bishop's Religion Medal — Girls, Maryann Gamble; Boys, Dave Dougherty. Ready to apply what we've learned in school. We embrace God's will and become His tool. 4

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REVEREND ROBERT C. FANNON Administrator You have been to us another Christ. To be a channel of grace to others far surpasses any other quality. BROTHER GERVASIAN WILLIAM. F.S.C. Boy's Principal You have taught us the meaning of a Christian gentle- man in word — but more, you have lived that word in deed. SISTER MARY OF THE ANGELS. H.H.M. Girl's Principal Your interest and loyalty have meant much to us. You have always exemplified and been our model of true Mary-like qualities.

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 i» ' Four years ago we were given a Person who was to be our leader, a Person whom we could hold as an example of perfect virtue. Through our high school career He has been our model, our teacher, and our inspiration, for He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. It is fitting, then, that this Vigil, the final effort of our senior year, should be dedicated with thankfulness and hope for the future to Christ the Leader. 5