Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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I . l jk dE7I 95Al'1'LHflfL 67055 Yzf This group of freshmen have S 5 for their home room with Sister Mary Eudora as their home room teacher. They have been particu- larly interested in the activities of the Home Ec. classes which are held across the hall from their home room. They are also interested in helping the Cancer Research at the lnstitutum Divi Thomae and when Tag Dary was an- nounced, their class had a large representation at the different corners of the down town district soliciting funds for Cancer Research. Om... Jean Asebrook, Thomas Votel, Patricia Donahue. TIRST ROW, left to right: lean Asebrook, Teresa Bushman, Patricia Donahue, Patricia Finch, Bar- bara Fullen, Mary Hildenbrand, Martha Huffman, Patricia Kelly. SECOND ROW: Mary Brown, Helen Mooney, Suzanne O'Neil, Carolyn Rollison, JoAnne Schutte, Mary Ruth Smith, Phyllis Wallace, Patricia Wren. THIRD ROW: Mary Pollock. Q FIRST ROW, left to right: A1- bert Hannon, David Hohn. Bruce Huff, Iohn Kennedy, Robert Logsdon, Iames Malo- ney, Donald O'Keefe, Ronald Reeb. SECOND ROW: Iack Ryan, Julius Steqezs, Thomas Votel, Corbett Walsh, Thomas Zet- tler, Elmo Dillmcm, Donald Ferryman.

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Jae Njlf'9f5Al'l'LdlfL Cfafffff This group of freshmen have Room lOl for their room with Sister Germanus as their home room teacher. Since their home room is the study hall, they are hosts to the other freshman classes during the noon hour recreation. They have been ardent supporters of the Tornado basketball team and they proudly Wave their pennant for more than 607: attendance at the games. They are noted for the unique parties Hn. STANDING: John Good' ,om Field- which they give from time to time in their home room. owe... SEATED: Natalie Meyers, Kathleen Grif- FIRST ROW, left to right: Alice Armstrong, Burnadean Bass, Carmelita Brugger, Maxine Dixon. Mary Ann Dougherty, Marylu Dougherty, Rose Dunn, Carolyn Pick. SECOND ROW: Helen LaFayette, Rita Schmidt, Marianne Sealock, Anna Sweat, Ann Summers. Patricia Whitman, Kathleen Griffin, Natalie Myers. THIRD ROW: Barbara Pitchford, Betty Roche. FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Aiple, Iohn Bailey, Nicholas Bishop, Theodore Cocca, William Fleeger, Iohn Field, Iohn Good, Ion Grosky. SECOND ROW: Joseph Hil- bert, Joseph Keams, Glenn Lauer, Alan Mabra, Edward McLaughlin, Donald Reeb, Richard Shobe, Thomas Turn- bull. - 1 THIRD ROW: Ierry Yontz, . ,,.,,,.-, e- . ,. Ioseph Viole. ... if 1 , , s s ki' f o W I bi A Q, ..,, , .-.. , ,

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we d?l 8.'5Al'l'LH,lfL Cfdifff ow 6e,, This group of freshmen have Room 4 for their home room with Sister Emma Iosephine as their home room teacher. The pupils in this room are e particularly interested in the missions of the SEATED: Arm Swords. TGYSSG Flesch- Sisters of Charity in China. They spent some time arranging posters on the Blessed Trinity which could be used in catechism classes in the vacation schools and other mission classes here or in China. STANDING: Eugene Linton, Peter Hop- ping. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Bumganmer, Teresa Flesch, Norma Geron, Ioyce Hook, JoAnn Loney, Frances Kenney, Dorothy McCormick, Dorothy Pavelka. - SECOND ROW: Norma Powell, Malvina Rowland, Nancy Webb, Marilyn Abraham, Marilyn Cor- coran, Eileen Doolan, Rosemary Schulte, Ann Swords. THIRD ROW: Shirley Zink. FIRST ROW, left to rlght: Richard Burkhard, Thomas Dunn, George Flaker, Law- rence Goldston, Iohn Healy, Eugene Linton, George Rei- bold, Michael Turoif. SECOND ROW: Harold Walsh, Joseph Downey. James Frey, Peter Hopping, William Rader, Robert Rush. Robert Brandon.