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

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13' 'mf' swab' 'H-warm' Q H, .U ,. HIS EXCELLENCY, THE MOST REVEREND ALLEN J. BABCOCK . -- Tit'--Ma' .- fi BISHOP or GRAND RAPIDS 'W 'Q: V f Q E Ez iw SECUNDUM VERBUM IUUM MM 7 ' fiiiiii 6

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l l l mms. W 'J Standing: T. Boylen, G. Coufurier, T. Gahan, J. Hickey, W. O'Brien, M. Rulkawski, W. Theeringer, E. Wagner. F F X V 1' 2 A Seated: J, Barto, P. Challender, S. Gray, M. Haufala, P. Popec, G. Potter, M. Slezak, B. Van Shoten. The Junior Council The Juniors of today are C.C.'s leaders of tomor- row. On them will rest the troubles, sorrows, ioys, and exciting experiences of the one and only senior year. The Council itself consists of sixteen members, two chosen from each home room. As a body they are cooperative, willing, and exceptionally clever. The primary purpose of the Council is to govern the Class of '57 as Juniors, and to bring forth the leadership needed to guide them through a suc- cessful Senior year. The advisors, Caroline Radowski and Tom Barber, commend them for the splendid spirit of cooperation displayed on all occasions. The Junior Christmas Party. Santa makes everyone happy Parcel Post Booth at Gala-Nite. This was one of the proiects of the -even Tom Jirous. Junior Council. l i l K ll5 J 1 .l fwmmwmwwawmQvmew5is:ms1:zmsmEey