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

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Hlzri ima 92 ii fg RANT, we beseech Thee, almighty C-od, that we, upon whom is poured the new light of Thy Word made flesh, may show forth in our actions that which by faith shineth in our minds. Through the same jesus Christ, Thy Son our Lord, who Iiveth and reigneth with Thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost, Cod, world without end. Amen. We are born to spiritual lite with the reception of the Sacrament of Baptism. The saint's name which is given to us, reminds us of our goal, Eternal Hap- piness.

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K To us, a yearbook is not a book of memories only. It is a reminder to us of the truths taught to us during-our high school days, of the duties we must perform and the obligations which we have to God and our fellowmen. In later years, when we sit down with our yearbook to reminisce, uncon- sciously we will be reviewing the truths we learned at Central. May the reminiscing find us as happy as we are today. May it find us holier for having lived well this Holy Year. TABLE IN FOREGROUND, left to right: Edward Sheehan, Mary Ann Cavanaugh, Katherine Kalinos, Patricia Healy. AROUND TABLE, left to right: Patricia Schuster, Patricia Fiessinger, Patricia Kiser, Lorraine Loe, Iames North, Iohn O'Neil, Sharon Rose Allen, Nancy Riley, Mary Ann Mahoney, Elaine Charters. IN BACKGROUND: Frances Moon. We are grateful to the Liturgical Press of Collegeville, Minnesota, for permis- sion to copy their symbols for the liturgical seasons.

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demwes SEATED, left to right: Nancy Riley, Monsignor Varley, Sophia Mehoff, and Ioseph McGuire. STANDING: Dennis Sheehan. These young people have been chosen as senior officers to represent their fellow classmates. They are free to bring before their faculty advisors any question or problem which confronts the class as a whole. They are urged to do so, often, and in return they receive thoughtful guidance. Their one wish is to serve the seniors Well.