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

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'S Adamuitis. Ierome True eloquence does not consist in speech. Adamzcrk. Elecmore Generosity is the flower of rustice Home Arts Club Aernouts, Marie Charm strikes the siqnt, but merit wins the soul iff? Amuto, Charles Arsulowicz. Edward Thi' luqhr-gzt arrives ot muric flow from the feelings of the Sincerity is the face of the soul. llftilfl Student Council. M -rs Cl ti umm! U Askins, Iosephine Anderson. Mary Woman has ru smile for every roy, Mixed Chorus, Home Arts, lvfissal Club Anteclri, Gertrude The truest end of life is to know the life that never ends. Mixed Chorus, Euclidian Club, Missal Averill, Donald Self trust is the essence of heroism. The small courtezsress sweeten life, the qreater ennoble it Mixed Chorus Herrin Arts: Bcxczkowski. Robert What deliqht a quiet life affords! Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Baseball, Varsity Club Balicki. Irene lt's: nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. Home Arts Bulkon. Iohn Solitude in the audience chamber of God. Q Baumgcrrtner. Virginia Bancrszcrk. Eleanor There is no greater everyday virtue than cheerfulness. Conservation Club, Social Problems Club, Missal Bcrrtokcx. Leoccxdia A happy smile for one and all. Home Arts-Secretary, Social Problems. Barwucz. Rose Friendship buys friendship, l-ler very frowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are. Student Council, Social Problems, Queens Court Mimzaxal Beck, Marguerite A Willinq helper does not wait until she 1:1 asks-Ci Student Council, Conservation. Becsey. Iohn Re-pose and cheerfulness are the badge of a gentleman

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Class Resume Two hundred seventy-six hopeful seniors . . . sojourned to St. Andrew's Cathedral September 9 . . . to ask God's blessings .... Under watchful guidance of . . . Father Murphy, principal . . . Father Bolger and Sister M. Honora, senior class advisors . . . the expectations of all became realities . . . Without the usual spirited speeches . . . band music . . . four compe- tent officers . . . were installed October 2 . . . Byron Zeilbeck, president . . . Patricia Simmons, vice-president . . . Wanda Wasko, secretary . . . Alvin Kahnoski, treasurer . . . The traditional crowning of the Homecoming queen . , . October 19. . . . Largest skating party ever held at Ramona Gardens . . . initiated gay social season October 23 .... Varsity . . . Palatinian club . . . sponsored similar events November 20 . . . February l7 . . . Amateur program . . . December 19 . . . Sno-Shuffle . . . Ianuary 18 . . . were other highlights. Reverend Patrick Walsh, O.P., conducted annual retreat . . . Ianuary 29, 30, 31 .... This Dominican missionary captivated the students . . . through his versatile knowledge . . . humorous wit .... The retreat marked a solemn moment of consideration . . . repentance . . . Former Bishop of Marquette . . . Right Reverend Ioseph C. Plagens . . . was installed fifth Bishop of Grand Rapids . . . February 18 , . . succeeding Right Reverend Ioseph G. Pinten . . . who resigned November l .... Larg- est array of the hierarchy . . . ever assembled under Spires . . . in pomp- ous ceremonies . . . A select group of seniors received appointment to Spires Staff in Decem- ber .... Royalty Contest stimulated subscription drive to a successful goal. . . . After four months of concentrated work . . . Spires made its eagerly awaited appearance . . . The Goose Hangs High . . . comedy depicting typical American family . . . was presented by seniors . . . April 29 and 30 . . . Remainder of the school year found seniors busily preparing for gradua- tion exercises . . . held Iune 13 . . .

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K Beereboom, Dorothy Art is the perfection of nature. Euclidian, Social Problems Club -Treasurer. Bender. Emma Lou Youth should watch joys and shoot them as they fly. Student Council, Social Problems, Missal, Berkhout. Dorothy Woman is most perfect when mostly womanly. Social Problems, Missal. Berles. Robert Knowledge is the wing wherewith we fly to Heaven, Student Council, Ushers Club, Murnmers, Blue and White, Missal, Spires, Golf. Bielskas. Theresa Arid her voice, it murmurs lowly, as a silver stream may run. Mixed Chorus, Missal. Blanchard. Benedict The wisest man is he who thinks himself least so, Golf. Brogger. Iarnes As welcome as good tidings after fear. Football-Captain, Varsity, French, Brown. Robert He who perseveres shall be crowned. Student Council Bryk. Lorraine Politeness is the flower of humanity. Callahan. Ieanette Music is the poetry of the air, Mixed Chorus. Callan. Bernard What more than mirth would mortals have. ' Casey. lack Q.- A firm purpose is equal to the deed, Baseball, Basketball, Varsity, Ushers. 'i dl' 21 Bogaski. Donald Accuracy is the twin brother of honesty. Senior Play, Mummers, Mixed Chorus Bouchard. George The future is purchased by the pre-sezit. Palatinian Club Brechting. Margaret Gratitude is the memory of the heart, Budnick. Iohn Much wisdom often goes with fewest words Mixed Chorus, Burns, Dolores Perseverance keeps honor bright. Student Council, Missal Byers. Donald One of the best uses of originality is to in an uncommon way, Spires-Editor, Quill and Scroll. say common thing