Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Class Resume After a vigorous campaign for election of ollicers in October, the class placed its welfare in the hands of Edward Leonard, presidentg Anne Devine, vicefpresidentg Patricia Pyman, secretaryg and James Rose, treasurer. October 8 marked the beginning of the social events when the annual Homecoming was observed with its traditional King and Queen ceremonies. This was followed by the Mixer at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Rollerfskating Parties at Ramona Park were great attractions too. February 20 marked one of these success' ful gatherings. Q February 1 and 3 will long be remembered by the Seniors as their last Retreat in high school. Above all, the sound advice given by Father Hart made a deep impression that will long remain with the students throughout and beyond their high school careers. This month also saw the final edition of the school paper put out by the senior staff. Without question, the publication of the Spires is one of ,the greatest achieve' ments of the class of '39. Theirs is the distinctive honor of producing a yearbook that will be an key to the pleasant past and a guide for a hopeful, confident future. Although it was a project of the entire year, the actual work was not begun until the latter part of February when the Royalty Contest was sponsored. Since then, the editorial work, photography, and getting material ready for the printers has kept the production staff very busy. The Senior Play, Smilin' Through, the most dramatic event of the year, took place April 18 and 19 in the South High auditorium. May and June will witness the preparation for the final exercises of the class of '39. . -A -5 T'f. 7'fiL f?-.-.'f '5'? 1'? 7rr'1'!'- ser was s :mrs nw ,V-V ' -f-n-+,-w.-:'wq- -ev.-X.,-a 5, ,ya 1, f.vg?2fvr: ? ,S L lj, N N '- '-z' ' '-f 7 ..' 1'50- .'-H' .-.'- 'I' ,,'. 'f V 712' '. :'1'-N' ffff - ' fff- -' F:-,?5Qoi' 1...qg Q 1-xx Q- .N -'l:fff2+1f,sQg'w-iliiff1132-5-,s.5:9 '1'sifftnfc-ae-'--e4..'-ia-tirarrfsfs:-21'tml'-iii ro' -ears-xr .. My atm x. mp g :,5,:.:,if4,g3.3,., I.L,-J,g,i.,,,.,.,,a2,,,-,,Q,fL -.-3.52-.,,-:-,?.n,,,..Fl.., ,-1xi'z.,3g2q,g.35-Qrggigvr s. 4. ta ur vt, .Q-ff ff:22rQ,iL.,?-3Er1,---sts: 19' f'ff.2 i35Fv'1?'if.li-sr?-:3f...4Q,sfY1Eg1,'f':.,-. 5s-V1-igr?5f5f'r.12Cg4?.'J. 41,3'?xisglff 'gQ?':',:fICk'J55' -A' 'V ga-as 1-,.,.:J -an-'1-.M-.M I rL1.aZZsC,.'a.ur .: fart- -:Q -1-r :sue-,.. 1:15, cg, .415-is-r-.3 2361713-'-'r9.'.T5f9'-x-1Z'vv,7rifi'?7.QT?QN:i5f'-L5f'PSX.bl -Q. 'V-1-. ' H

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Senior Officers Seated: Edward Leonard, Anne Devine. Standing: Patricia Pyman, James Rose. President Edward Leonard VicefPresident Anne Devine Secretary Patricia Pyman Treasurer James Rose Class Resume 9 The business and social undertakings of the Senior Class are many and diificult. From the first day to the last, the year was crowded with activities carried out sucf cessfully under the guidance and advice of the principal, Father Murphy and the senior advisors, Sister M. Damien and Sister M. Honora. .r 'C 1- W: 'P-QLEQTPZ,1,,'21'- f'W21:1:.Q,7'f:f.f' ' .37rY'f2-1 -'T P ,7l'g 'A ' W:,'f. j+'.vv' ' ' :'e'-5:-:--5 -A--f ,gwa.5 y.',., ' qef-gm-5-s.'3,' - N Qi- -sg-N' was gqg?,g3f,g st,,,zv:Iff5f5a'-QQQSQ2r4f::a'.tv':Qf?'i3?+:f3361115f'i51+-i5qE3,??5gr,sQisks,g'qi3y,EQ1,x5g .f555?:9'iQ:1':,,9, Nga: 1-,:',1 K.-, '5,.., ' Liv-, .7,.-.-W up .. - .--,A ,V-71.5 ,V , ,-. if v mea-1 any-,L M, 4:-adj,-,.-s ,gr fi, sv., M -1 --3,5-rs. ,Q N-Q57 35.41.-. ngv..N-.ts.,9,-, 1 -'.- 1--T ,-.-24-1.1-'Suv 5'-71.3-.,,a.-.. T' 421 - 14r.'?5f'1k'-, H V ,rv-A -.-148037 - '-'s-:f--fc-- assi,-Q 1. - 1--.. .. NW- ..-4' -.1 -1-.asf-'Q .-vw-1 f-, ' -me w .,. --. -,v..v-' V . ,.,4.,s . . nm- ., ...s5zwrfg4.,,, ,, -..sqQ,,L LQ., .Af wh, .V ..!,,,,. , Nt., X:-.,,. -.x,-:,1,. . Q-5 .7.,5., - 9Cg:.f7-'51- '-'.,'fh?':-' ? 5i nh 'ix, i'.-1' :-- 'f?Qf5,,Cr 'N-T-'5 U41 ' 'K 'Tr-P-.4'f '.: vr'f'f- ' --wr Y 'N- uf ? 'f3hi,,.'.'--- Xa V! , -.'-- '!7 3'W- 54 - 1-L4,'. '.-2',x.x, ww. -4 J ua .Y v...9f A-3,61 'f f..-: -- '--- Hs, s , .- 1,11 rw 'v .bqh -n.-, -4- 'Y-0 f ' ,-arf My .- s . cM,3:,,A.,'v,- --,gg-1 .- -,. ,U--M, . -v ,r +154 ,Q-.5 ,- .,, wg -gf-Us :.- -'-'LG Jes' 4-4-s.'w 3 11'-rr-N5-J' ' ,C ' , - ': -'-E1 .X ' ' ,-2'-4 P't 4.Aue'S5r .YI '- -- s-was ., ...pq 1.1.'e- .-.. ,.s-y.,,, fist.-fr sw ss... .-, . :rl-.ri ,1,:?,..g.as 9 ,s.Yi'a'-.5',51g...-mia. .igjz .,,..h'fi1gss:o:3,..5-5,ggr,'sus -.v-.t.,,,q nk-gb,-QM, .2 . -f- J., - -1:53.--. -- .v:.,fv. 4- .,w vs .,,-T-Y t-dwg.. . .-- 1-',-..-,sh-. -V' sy-sa-rr-.. ,. ' -,-f:f:-ff,,- i .-f 2-gi - e: ' - .sf-.-.H Ln-, 'J ga- ,, 3..,,rf-P, , -,Lg ,-A fnggv.-.. Q-:sz-0..'u..1': :::.f.s.g:.,.1sL,1r.,g.3?.:.2'.1.'1rdff.'. e..-.fafiv-A--f- .u ,z.,?:. -42172, -. +141-12.121-3 9.1-P-.'.'.-r::'breC'aav+.'fNsG'f.,.r.-swf rm: at b..a.4,1.g-'Q fs.-'JS'

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BEK, JOSEPH .flluvlgs happy null lrulrlmling orvr with niisrlzirff. Student Council, Mixed Chorus. BENNETT, ROBERT lig ililigrfnmf hw warns his ir-og. Spires Staff, Senior Play. BENNETT, DONALD llis 'mind is his ltingzlom, his will is his oirn. Senior Play, Tennis, Philately Club. BENHAM. CHARLES Patiffnre is the best wnzctlg for trouhle. Mixed Chorus. BENSEVICZ, ANASTASIA Her good leading 'makes good follozring. Blue and White, Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Quill and Scroll, Spires Associate Editor, National Honor Society. BIZZARI, GLORIA Ilvr music is like the spzwclz of angels. Mixed Chorus. BOGASKI. LEONA To devote is the tem! of her life. Mixed Chorus, Spires Staff. BOLEK, BERNARD ' A qu-ie! but diligent lad is hc. BORUCKI, ARTHUR Ile needs only to throw a little point lzorc. a little there, and behold - we have u 'zoorlr of art. Blue and White, Cheer Leader, Student Council. ADOMAITIS, FELIX Like Lincoln he bears no malice, envy, or spite. ANTECKI, ROSEMARY She is over fair and never fIl'0llfl. ASKINS, ROBERT Good nature and good sense are a good mmlzination. Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Blue and White Staff, Na- tional Honor Society. dfdia APPEL, RICHARD A friendly fl0f'll, a pleasant smile. Nukes e1:ergtlziug in life Il'0I'llI-Il'llll!'. Philatcly Club. BADGEROW, HOWARD The serret of success is r'onslr1nr'g of purposv. Student Council, Senior Play, National Honor Society. BAURA, EDWARD As quiet as Ihr dag is long. BARSCEWSKI, .IAYNE To laugh is lo rejoin' aloud. BATOG, ESTHER LOUISE Slrmigth mul honor are hm' clothing, Sho shall rejoice in limi' to como. Mixed Chorus, Spires Staff. BECHTOLD, RICHARD In mlrsif' and slllrlg his rank is high. Blue and WVl1ite Staff. Band, Orchestra, Senior Play, Quill and Scroll, National Honor Society.