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

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- ' in Gardeski. Betty It is humility that makes men as angels Conservation. Geller. Leon The greatest prayer is patience, Gibson, Mary The virtue lies in the struggle, not in the prize Mixed Chorus, Home Arts, Class Manager, Student Coun- cil, Missal Gogulski, Ierome Welcome as kindly showers to the long parched earth, Library Golubieski. Helen I-leroism is simple and yet it is rare. Conservation-President, Mumrners. Good. Beverly The true ornament of maidens is virtue, not apparel. Student Council-President Friar. Patricia Virtue is the first title of nobility, Missal. Fron. Ioseph To see what is right and to do it is wisdom. Senior Play, Mummers, Baseball, Track, Varsity-President Mixed Chorus. Gable. Maxine They who forgive most, shall be most forgiven Mixed Chorus, Gioia. Laurence Secrecy is the chastity of friendship Godley. Mary True courage is cool and calm Mixed Chorus, Home Arts. Goense. Bernadette 'Tis not what we have but what we enioy that makes us happy. Home Arts, Social Problems, Missal Gozdzik. Helen A sense of justice is a noble fancy. Home Arts, Queens Court, Senior Play. Graff. Mary Frances Employment brings enjoyment, French-Vice-President, Social Problems, Gryczanoski. Florence Humbleness is always grace, always dignity. Missal. Grygorzyk. Rose Mary Every brave woman is a woman of her word Palatinian, Missal, Grypma. Alice Truth is mighty and will prevail. Hakeem. George Oh, give us the man who sings at his work' Student Council,

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Dlugosz, Mildred Courage is always greatest when blended with meekness. A Home Arts, Missal. Donazzolo. Nida Out of the abundance ot the heart the mouth speaketh. Mixed Chorus, Homecoming Queen, Palatinian, Mummers Senior Play. Donnelly, Iames The secret to success is constancy to purpose. Student Council, Palatinian. Drenten. Mary Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Home Arts. Dunnebaclze, Mary Ann Kindness is virtue itself. Student Council, Missal. Dunneback, Frances Modest humility is beauty's crown. Missal. Edgerle. Thomas Character is perfectly educated will. Football, Varsity, Mixed Chorus. Edkina, Charles PLE! L Dunneback. Paul Good manners are good morals. Ushers. Eardley, Iames Be not merely good, be good for something. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity, Eardley, Warren Action is eloquence. Blue and White, Mixed Chorus, Tennis, Ushers, Mummers Senior Play, Library-President. Fehsenfeld. Howard They conquer who believe they can. Mummers. Filipiak, Lucille We can do more by doing good than in any other way. peace is the fairest form of happiness' Fallon. Iolm Truth is the foundation ol all knowledge. Mixed Chorus. Student Council. Fitzgerald. Edward A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Egudent Council, Ushers, Library, Homecoming-Chairman issal. Fitzgerald, Iames The truly generous is truly wise. Student Council, Library, Senior Cheerleader, Spires, Base- ball, Missal. Fortier, Maxine Music, once admitted to the soul, becomes a sort ot spirit, and never dies. French-Secretary, Orchestra, Senior Play. Freund. Dorothy Victory belongs to the most persevering. Mixed Chorus.

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