Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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alto Ul S The Program at Catholic Central reads - Period One - 8:45 But many Catholic Central students who wish to grow spiritually as well as mental- ly and physically, assist at the Holy Mass offered daily at 8:00 in the cafeteria or gymnasium. They realize if they would continue this growth, they must walk His way of love and sacrifice. QX

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FASCINATING RECORD OF GROWTH ATHOLIC C gh p b 1953 7 h by M d 3 M M g d 'inn lv MW Q1 'I 1 TV AFD' mmf? MyC M b h 1,51 at 0115 wmg First' Students Enter Catholic Central Yam' 001C Awat Activity ls The Word COUAUC1' Ode 0 e ,e.,,,,,,e, Nauon A Q C I zon LC tu 9 T H K 31110116 Central Ca e e G time 0115 May Be Cb me ers wen 0 H 21 x Y An A nstmas re FIYSI CZit1'lOllC A X0 Fcntiollc Boys Try Weavlng U83 Photo ent Footl1allSn.:1,1 orlung t Keepsafowmg M dass C Cards Issued SfUde,, a 1011 Jus H S C Sfudenf fp, Race? h T W Ro Q, S ecif C tral Hi School of Greater Muslce' other u I' ations, fro - 195 b gonhasb 'g 'hl'f d yt ' f'hflly dd yl P' C.C. t. opening d y' 195 th p .E y Sh ' h ' g h f S pb k f ly - C.C. event printed in The uskegon Chronicle Th b s who have been on the teaching staff since the Western ichi an Catholic, The Campaigner, and opening ay. U l 4 W 'H ,1 51, 1 K K Ar A .R 'f 'o' in A H. ,Q A., 1, 1 si il' . 'Q ff x QT 1 1544 MM , , nl f N iz 2 o , 0 n 4,1 if Y 1 ff ' 'sf ,Q et A , 2' 1 K -1 as , . R ff, . M Q- Q , 4 , Q f 1 4 I ,wM,,1 .., A ' 1 Sister ar onsilium, R.S. ., journalism instructor, left, and Sister Ro ert Marie, O.P., librarian, receive this fascinating account of Cat olic Central's growth and progress as a gift to C.C. Library. C if ' ' ' 1 C b off! C I ,- , Q - ' ' 1 S Y S , f t . L it ' Q 9 ' ' 0 Q S M ' R ' P p,,... a Id D 'l W v a ' 4 f d B t' Y ' 1 to ' ' R 'fst I' ' 0 19 g 5 . . nfs: H y Cn . , E051 lg 3 , 0 by WKBZ ., E A D ut af C lon v Rage' and , 2 - Y Judy -'Gsm

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Some memories are vibrant and compelling they remain forever. Such are the effects -- thoughts of the three day Retreat conducted by the Redemptorist Fathers at Catholic Central. Above, Father John McPhee CSSR gust finished a Conference after Mass to the Seniors and Juniors. Father never referred to them as teen agers so their thoughts were serious and forward looking. if Father LaPres, principal, informs Father Edward Nugent, C.S.S.R., of the fine impression his retreat made on the freshmen and sophomores. Naturally both priests, who are deeply interested in the spiritual advancement of youth, are grateful and relaxed.