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Seated: Vice President, Myma Johnson; Treasurer, Alfred Vliesch; Secretary, Joan Schuman; President, Mel Donnelly; Secretary, Rita Ryska; Treasurer, Joseph Semancik. Standing: Vice President, Kathryn Beiriger; Treasurer, Dan Orlich; President, Jack Bixeinan; President, William Eohard; Secretary, Anita McGuire; Vice President, Angeline Stanek. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY 1941 — Eager, yet shy; frightened, but glad; the one hundred and forty-four new Centralites, termed “Freshmen,” came to take their first steps at Catholic Central. They elected class officers and from there proceeded to make their first play at Central, “The Christmas Party,” a huge success. To display the dramatic talents of the Freshmen, several of them took part in the annual Amateur Show. For their enjoyment, the Freshmen were given a Christmas party so that they could get acquainted. The girls’ basketball team showed exceptional ability when they captured the title of “Intramural Champs” in their very first year. The boys, too, exhibited their athletic- ability when two of them had the honor of being on the school varsity. The peak of glory at Central was the erection and the completion of Our Lady’s Grotto which brought the year to an end, a year that may be looked back upon as very successful.
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i SENIOR CLASS HISTORY — Continued 1942— The Freshmen came hack, and elected class officers. Francis Machnikowski brought fame to the Sophomore class when he won a state essay contest. ' C lare Spends a Day Around the Clock” was the title of a mission play presented by the Sophomores. The bazaar was a social event of the vear and was thoroughly enjoyed. 1943 — Juniors!!! They have reached the half wav point. The staff of the Hi-Lite was chosen and showed journalistic ability. Words for our basketball song were written by two Juniors. Several had leads in the Operetta “Betty Lou.” The Junior-Senior Prom was the highlight of the year. 1944 Now they have come to the end of their plans. After taking part in the different clubs, band, orchestra, and sports, they are ready to don their caps and gowns. When the members of the class gather for the last time as Seniors of Catholic Central, their spokesmen will be Eleanor Kijowski and Francis Machnikowski. Eleanor Kijowski Francis Machnikowski Valedictorian Salutatorian
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