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

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Qlibe little itauurs' RAISE +he Lord, O my soul: O Lord, my God, Thou ar+ exceeding greafl Thou arl arrayed in maiesty and splendor, arf clothed wi'l'h light as with a garment. I Thou spreadesi' out the heaven like a rent: Thou cover- esl' its upper paris wi+h water. Thou makesi +he clouds Thy chariot, and walkesi' upon the wings of fhe storm. Thou makesi' the winds Thy messengers, and lightning flames Thy servants. The earih Thou hasi' esfablished on ifs pillars, 'lhai' if shall noi' be moved forever. The deep was its covering like a garment, fhe wafers stood above the mouniains. They fled away ai' Thy rebuke, ai' Thy thundering voice they fled in fear. Mounfains rose up and valleys sank down in fhe place which Thou didst mark for fhem. Thou hasi' sei' bounds for fhe wafers, which they may not pass, nor may they refurn to cover the earih. ' Thou sendesi' forth springs in the valleys: the wafers rush between lhe mountains. They give drink fo the beasts of fhe field: wild asses quench their thirst. The birds of the heavens dwell by them: they chirp their songs among the rocks. ng The Little Hours of our day are spent in the classroom. During our time there, we learn more about Cod and Cod's world. With the psalmist David, we sing our song of creation.

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ie 'madman 6444 'I will sing to the Lord as lonq as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my beinqf 1,9 i Ei, IF. . Iohn Capen z ' 4 Z , Q ,gig , gt' Iohn Cashin 4 6 'I Perry DeWitt 1 if :II I l Elmer BurkhCII'd R 3 I l I Richard Hatfield 'V y 4 . W I I Roger Kelly L . f P- yr A , Lawrence Doyle C' Ioseph Fuller , I Neil Garrity - ff kfyy PU y Patrick Kenney i ggi y I x --lli J Ernest Loos P' I A yy Iames Macau ti, f if I Iohn Greene Q- an Q y Charles Hanrahan V 'I' ii' ' 4 I ' ' ,312 I Thomas Harrinqton -X' J f ' A 4-T. 5 A er . 64 i' e ff e,c 'eg' qs. f E , 413 , W 2 22 'ar 6- is Michael Powers Paul Sealock t . I Michael Scanlon fi' i Ioseph Iackson ' Thomas Kearney r David Kmwonhy Ierorne Sweeney Paul Ulliman Robert Whitacre Bernard Krupp Thomas Payne Gene Phillips W I, , .S ,fr , 1, Q., V. if Thomas Riley Ioseph Walsh Ronald Wie'-Hel F he A 3 g af if X , I as r 11. .V Ky ' W 'f . 1 5 at f' 4s Gerald Woodhouse 1 S X r . .,. W5 ' , , , gm, ... Z 51 1 sf 1- 1- ,, K 1. -M, gm 2 I I ' x 'if if ' 7, I- -A V -. G 4A I im'-W ------ X WS, Ss, S gjgry: gary-3 ,U 1 5,-,Eiga I I Q is srl- ' -4. V . . fi ' ' 1 . --14 l gr . 54: I

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W ws me sf Zgmtg, 0, School days! School days! That Wonderful exciting day when freshmen are awed at being in high school and seniors are elated to know that this is the first day of their year of years . Everyone is getting acquainted with new friends and busy renewing old friendships. Yes, this is September 4, when all the students of Catholic Central begin another journey into the Land of Learning. Under the standard of Catholic Central, the standard of the Cross, they will not only study subjects necessary for their material well being, but subjects that will mould good characters that will help them to be worthwhile citizens cmd upstanding Catholic men and Women. .419 I . .- 1 4' .-- , '35 ,, ', , f www? i., 'Aw-