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

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jk jIf'86AI'l'L6LIfL CKQJJ fx Oiicem N fr 23- fi? This qroup of freshmen have S 7 for their home room, with Sister Mary Colman as their home room' teacher. This room tried to have a high percentage at daily Mass during Lent and ' they pride themselves on the number in their room who make the six weeks' honor roll, for scholarship. William RHSY. loseph Lyons, Patricia Riley, Sue Kime. FIRST ROW, left to right: Judith Arboqast, Rita Berry, Anne Campbell, Teresa Fahey, Mary Anne Franzen, Ieanne Jackson, Suzanne Kime, Sue Miller. SECOND ROW: Patricia Riley, Martha Roddy. Martha Schartz, Delores Schwartz, Barbara Tehan, Barbara Dimel, Margaret Kohl, Pauline Picolo. THIRD ROW: Rosetta Ann Welch. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wil- liam Burns, Donald Ernst, Donald Gaier, Iohn Harris, Donald Herman, Iames Kelly, Joseph Lyons, Charles Mc- Grath. SECOND ROW: Francis Re, William Riley, Thomas Schus- ter, Iames Ulliman, Allan Woodhouse, Woodrow Snell- ing.

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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.

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I Jae Ofalfin Lgilaoof if CeI'5 - LATIN SCHOOL I: J. Koehler, G. Phillips, E. Wiegel. -J. Kinworthy, The boys of Latin School II have S 4 for their home room, with Sister Mary Margery as their home room teacher. The boys of Latin School I have S I for their home room with Sister Philip Marie as their home room teacher. E Q I' '- These are the boys of the Latin School. Like the high school, they represent all of the parish- es in the city. These boys enter Latin School, after they have passed the examination sent out by the Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools. The boys take a special interest in the study of Latin, as the language of the Church and the language of professions. Prom this group, it is hoped, may come some of our future priests and our professional men. y ow... LATIN SCHOOL II: T. Kramer, J. Shea, H. Brown, E. Peters. LATIN SCHOOL I: James Koehler, Joseph Jackson, Thomas Harrington, David Kinworthy, Thomas Payne, Gene Phillips, Ronald Wiegel. y , . ' Ms, . r al Q lit LATIN SCHOOL II, First row. left to right: Harry Brown, Michael Charters, Daniel Chir- icosta, Anthony Fussnecker, Joseph Garrity, Norbert Groe- ber, Terrence Kramer, Eugene Peters. SECOND ROW: Donald Platt, John Shea, Thomas Nightin- qale.