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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

jim 7955 !0Llf'8f5 YJ... nmuuc CEANJTIB L h d THE STUDENTS Id O O 1955 WTO 0 ' K 97 1 y P bl' by ' ' f C th I' Central H'gh S h I Sp' gfie , hi v I xv 'Q U if 4 , X'- -Mi , S ' f Yvgnim-V ' gv' Q rw-' , ,J N ...nf - f ,us ., 'f? f'?Q .1. , X XX xx X A XX -S xx S I I A . 0 ! I 1 L E 1 a . I 1 . Y I 1 4 a 3 w- B '-4' 0I 8 lfUOIf' Man has a higher destlny than to llve and to due Lute on earth as only the foreword to lute nn etermty A student must be equipped tor both these llves This klnd of preparatlon calls for an educatnon that develops both body and soul The asm of Chrlstuan educatlon as to fmt the God on earth and with God an eternity In our yearbook we want to show how Chnstaan educatnon works here at Catholnc Central To do this we have chosen for our theme ji C1115 Jelllf I' jJHl0PP0ll 5 ,W L! whole student for his destiny-to live for o 9 , of 7 s H A, f Off reamf Olzacferd anal L A mmwfrafcon owen .SEL fe fo .Zmorro 5 QW, an OWLQVL if .glcfaon 0 P62 O! 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U ' - f lf f J J an o fa . is 4'vU 1-4 gin Ln O gyucafaon 6 Most Reverend KARL .l ALTER Archbishop of Crncrnnatr Rrght Reverend Monsignor MARTIN M VARLEY Pastor of St Raphael Church Superintendent of Catholic Central High School j CK F2 le 'VN iso Rev A F Bernard Rev J 'I' Hurley Pastor St Joseph Pastor St Mary Rev P Golumblewskl Pastor Sacred Heart Rev D C Collins Pastor St Teresa me5f5 Rev C A Rleger Rev K Henz Pastor St Bernard St Raphael wb Rev W Long St Joseph Rev F Massarella St Mary Rev E Lawler Rev G Perm St Bernard Sf RCIPHUEI 24,4 ,, Sister Marie Wtlllam, Principal Student Council Moderator Sister Margaret Ann, Semor Homeroom Religion Algebra Geometry Trigonometry ep Club Moderator Semor Play Director Sister Mary Augusta lnslrumentcll Music Girls Choir and Glee Club Orchestra Sister Berchmans Junior Homeroom 104 Relig ron Bookkeeping Shorthand Typing Sister Mary Catherine, Semor Homeroom 100 Religion English Journalism Centrib and Spires Adviser Mr Paul Charters American Hnstory Boys Phys: cal Education Director Basketball Football and Baseball Coach Sister Marie Chmacus Freshman Homeroom S 7 Religion English World History Sister Ann Colette Junior Homeroom 106 R ligron Typmg Shorthand Transcription Office Assistant CSMC Moderator Sister Marne Devota, Freshman Homeroom 206 Religion Chemistry Physics Acolyte Moderator Sodality Moderator Sister Agnes Ellen Junior Homeroom 105 R liguon English American History Sodallty Moder ator Sister Gabrielle, Librarian Library Club and All Star Club Moderator Sister Germanus, Freshman Homeroom S 5 Irgron Algebra Latin Reverend Kenneth l-Ienz, Religion Sister Mane Jeannette, Sophomore Homeroom 200 Religion Latm Sister Marla John, Senior Homeroom 102 Re liglon English Civics Speech Coach Financial Activities Moderator Sister Emma Josephine, Mechanical Drawmg General Science Assistant Librarian Book Room Moderator Mr Herbert Knall, Choir Community Singing Boys Glee Club Boys Choral Group Reverend Edward Lawler, Religion Reverend William Long, Religion Sister .lulla Loretto, Sophomore Homeroom 204 tory Sister Leo Margaret, Homemakrng Spamsh Sew mg Cooking Mother Seton Club Moderator Reverend Frank Massarella, Religion Sister Paul, General Math Algebra Geometry r Reverend Glen Perm, Religion Sister Margaret Thomas, Freshman Homeroom 205 Religion Civics History English Civics Club Moderator Sister Ann Vincent, Sophomore Homeroom Religion Biology Mr Jerry Rlzer, Reserve Basketball Coach Assist ant Football Coach Mrs Alden Wlegel, Girls Physical Education Director VL 0 . . . 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'J ,ff I f 39 PETER HACKETT I6 East Home Road St Teresa Scholastlc Honor Roll I3 Cttuzenshlp Honor Roll 3 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Semor Class Pres 4 Student Councul Rep I234 Pnncupals Cabmet 4 Homeroom Pres I23 Boys Club 4 Football Varsrty 34 Football Reserve I Basketball Reserve I Intramural Basket ba 234 CARL EICHMAN 0 300 East McCrerght Avenue St Bernard Scholastic Honor Roll I Acolyte I2 Semor Class Vrce Pres 4 Student Councnl Rep 3 Homeroom Pres 3 Treas 4 Prlncrpals Cabmet 4 Football Varsrty 2 34 Basketball Varslty 234 Bowlrng 3 Intramural Basketball I PATRICIA JOHNSON YG 354 South Clarrmont Avenue St Raphael Crtnzenshrp Honor Roll 2 All Star Club 3 Parlsh Cholr 34 Parrsh Sodalrty Pres 3 CSMC Speaker 3 Semor Class Sec 4 Prmclpals Cabmet 4 Home room Sec 24 Treas 3 Student Councll Rep 24 Orchestra I234 Orchestra Pres 3 Vrce Pres 4 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball I23 lnta mural Basketball I 23 TERESA WALSH I23 Roosevelt Drrve St Teresa Crtuzenshlp Honor Roll 234 All Star Club 4 Parrsh Cholr I 2 3 Ottrce Assnstant 4 Semor Class Treas 4 Prlncrpals Cabmet 4 Homeroom Vlce Pres 4 Glee Club Sec 2 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 34 Intramural Basketball I2 Cheerleader I Home Coming Queen 4 .SZAUQZ ,Ebay ,,S2!L00! Q5 y Dear Graduates Goodbye Class of 55 students today men and women tomorrow We shall be wrth you durung all your tomorrows Your fallures wall be our fallures, your successes our successes Remember always that there IS only one real success In lnfe the attain ment ot the Beatrfuc Vusnon whrch you wnll enloy for mnlltons and mnlluons ot tomorrows Remember, too that there IS only one perlod In your llfe durlng which you can work toward that goal the present moment NOW Accordingly l leave you wrth thus thought The dearest word rn our language ts LOVE The greatest IS GOD The word expressing the shortest time IS NOW The three together make the greatest and sweetest duty of man LOVE GOD NOW God be wrth you tn all your tomorrows Stster Marte Wllluam Prtnclpal gr , . li .. . 7 Y U . .1 ' 1 ' .1 V 'T 1 1 - WI I ll 1 . - .f .I ' v ff ' 1 .1 ' I ' - - 1 ' - 1 - , 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' 1 J . .1 . .1 1 I fl I ' 5' L I ' WZFQ' - vw 5 ' Vi'fif.?W -- - I . - Q JM . . . I I ,I .I - I - - - - 4? .. I . . I . . Z - A . .1 - 1 ' - .1 . . . .1 - 1 ' - - 1 5. 1 . .1 r - . . - ' . .1 1 ' 1 .I . Q I ' . 1 1 ' - - 1 - 1 1 . .1 ri 1 - . . .. 1. , 1 1 . - . . 3. 1 . I 1. JOAN ALLEN 311 Dover Road St. Teresa Entered from Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Sept. 1953, Citizenship Honor Roll 35 Perfect Attendance 3,41 Parish Choir 35 Homeroom Treas. 47 Homecoming Attendant 4. RICHARD ANDERSON 27 East Clark Street St. Bernard Acolyte 1,27 C.S.M.C. Rep. 35 Boys' Club 47 Football Reserve 1- Squires Club 45 Intramural Basketball 1,4. ANN ARMENTROUT 648 East Southern St Joseph Citizenship Honor Roll 3 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 NORMA ASEBROOK 1231 North Limestone Street S9 Bernard Cntizensh p Honor Roll 234 CSMC Rep 4 Intra mural Volleyball 1 23 Intramural Basketball 34 J 'V' Y' Li 'YTD .,,.- -at-fem' fir 1 1. 1 hh, ff '1 , 'msg 'J' X. X? ' Y,c,:f'in-f 1 1, - 1, I, N., l ffl 4'-Y 'ie KENNETH BAKER 1301 Pleasant Street St Mary Scholastic Honor Roll 12 34 Citizenship Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 134 All Sta Club 4 Acolyte 1234 Centrnb Staff 34 Splres Staff 4 Student Council Rep 1 Homeroom Pres 1 Intramural Basketball 1 SUZANNE BALLENTINE 1120 Cedarvuew Drive Sf Raphael Entered from Our lady of Guam Academy Guam MARY BARTSCH 1328 Lamar Drwe St Raphael Scholastic Honor Roll 1 Cntnzenshtp Honor Roll 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Parish Choir 34 Library Assistant 2 34 Mother Seton Guild Sec THOMAS BEACH 1107 Lagonda Avenue St Bernard Scholastic Honor Roll 1 2 34 Cutlzenshup Honor Roll 234 Acolyte 1234 Bays State Rep 3 Par sh Sodalrty Treas 2 Student Council Pres 4 Student Council Rep 1 Homeroom Pres 1 Homeroom Vice Pres 3 Boys Club 4 Squires Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 24 , 'X 1 o g I ' 1 1 ' - , - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' GW Vs. I 'N- ' , 11-6 1. 2 ' 1 1 1 1 ' V' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, , 4 - ', - W . 5 . 5 . ? , Q ' 1 , I -r -,vp 1 N. x . . ' ' 15 A Marianas Islands, March 1953. Parish Choir 3. :A . lr, 1 0 V . I .. . , I 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 4. . sf-1 'fr' 1 o 4 ...- 'k,-' ' ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 I .Q W!-Y . . 1 . j Q, V . , , , . X15 - 1 ' 1 1 ,g 1 WU DAVID BENNING 2906 East Hugh Street St Raphael Scholastic Honor Roll 1 Citizenship Honor Roll 24 Acolyte 1234 Reserve Basketball 4 Bowling 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 34 GERALDINE BENNING 2906 East High Street St Raphael Citizenship Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance Bowling 4 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Intramural Basketball 1234 ROBERT BISHOP 217 Oakwood Place St Bernard Acolyte 123 Boys Club 4 Reserve Football 1 Football Manager 1 Basketball Manager 1 lntra mural Basketball 24 MARGARET BOLTON 908 West Jefferson Street Sl Mary All Star Club 4 Parish Choir 14 Parish Sodaltty Treas. 1- Library Assistant 4- Field Hockey 1- Intra- mural Volleyball 1234- Intramural Basketball 12 PI-IYLLIS BOST 30 N. Sycamore Street Sl. Bernard Citizenship Honor Roll 234- All Star Club 4- Parish Choir 12- Library Assistant 14- C.S.M.C. R . 1- Homeroom Vice Pres. 2- Homeroom Treas. 3' Pep Club Rep. 4- Intramural Volleyball 124- Intramural Basketball 1 2. ROBERT BRENNAN 2055 S. limestone Street St. Raphael Perfect Attendance 15 All Star Club 35 Acolyte 1,2,3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Student Council Rep. 15 Football Reserve 1,25 Football Varsity 3,45 Basketball Reserve 1,25 Basketball Varsity 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Boys' Club 4. LAWRENCE BROWN 615 East Madison Avenue St. Raphael All Star Club 3,45 Parish Choir 45 C.S.M.C. Rep. 35 Boys' Club 45 Squires Club 45 Bowling 45 Intramural Basketball 2,4. cA00 aw, 0 Jn on e aw . . - . I I I All Star Club 45 Parish Choir 3,45 Field Hockey 15 3,4 i I I I I I f I I I I 1 1 'ep 1 an in, cm WILMA BROWN 706 W State Street St Raphael Cntnzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance Intro mural Basketball 2 DENNIS BRUGGER I702 Warder Street St Bernard Perfect Attendance 2 3 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 C SMC Rep 3 Student Councrl Rep 2 Homeroom Vuce Pres 2 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 KATHLEEN BRUGGER 847 Lagonda Avenue Sf Bernard Scholostnc Honor Roll I234 Cuttzenshnp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance I234 Parlsh Choir I So allty Pres 4 Library Assustant I2 Stu ent Councul Rep 4 Homeroom Sec 4 Intramural Volley ball 3 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Splres Queen 4 HELEN BUCK 524 South Wuttenberg Avenue St Joseph Cntuzenshlp Honor Roll 2 3 Perfect Attendance I 2 3 4 Sacrustan I23 Homeroom Treasurer I2 Pep Club Rep 3 Field Hockey I Bowlmg 4 Intramural Valley ball I 2 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 WILBUR BUCK 524 South Wittenberg Avenue St Joseph Perfect Attendance I 4 All Star Club 3 4 Boys Club 4 Vorslty Football I 2 34 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 MARY CAPPELLI I2IO Burt Street Sf Joseph Cutuzenshtp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Offlce Asslstant 24 Intramural Volleyball 4 Intramural Basketball 3 MARCIA CARNEY I744 N Llmestone Street St Teresa Cntuzenshlp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance I Parush Cholr I 2 3 4 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 34 W WA ifin I an if mafia ,Sf '11, xfftrj Q ' ln RONALD CLARK 933 W Luberty Street St Mary Perfect Attendance l23 Acalyte l Boys Club 4 Football Varsity 34 Football Reserve l 2 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 LUIS CLAURE 222 Fourth Avenue Sl Raphael Entered from San Calnx Hugh School la Paz Boluvta January l954 Boys Glee Club 4 Bowlmg 4 ROBERT COPELAND l709 E Mann Street St Bernard Acolyte I2 Boys Club 4 Squares Club 4 Foofball 6 Q Varsuty 34 Football Reserve 2 lntramural Basketball eu ROBERT COY 707 Ruce Street St Joseph Star Club 3 Acolyte l234 CSMC R p Boys Club 4 Squares Club 4 Football Reserve l 23 Football Manager 3 lntramural Basketball l 34 KATHLEEN DECKER I47 Hampton Place St Teresa Cutuzenstup Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 2 34 Parnsh Chonr 1 4 lntramural Volleyball l 2 34 Intramural Basketball 3 JAMES DELABAR ll29 W Jefferson Street St Mary Boys Club 4 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 FRANKLIN DEMANA 662 Tubbetts Avenue St Joseph c olastuz Honor R ll 3 Cutuzens up 2 Perlect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Centrlb Stall 34 Spurcs Stall 4 Cuvtcs Club Pres 4 Boys Club 4 Squares Club Audutor 4 Bowlmg 4 lntramural Basket l 234 FRANK COSTELLO 915 W Jefferson Street St Raphael lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 W1 f' QL--v it Nu? DOMINICK DENNIS R R I New Carlnsle Prke St Joseph Scholastnc Honor Roll I Cmzenshlp Honor Roll 2 34 Boys Club 4 lntramural Basketball I KATHERINE DENNIS I835 Stratford Place St Teresa Scholastic Honor Roll I 2 Cltlzenshup Honor Roll 34 All Star Club 4 Parish Chour I 2 3 4 Lubrary Asslstant I4 Intramural Volleyball I4 Intramural Basketball PATRICIO DE OYARZABAI. 24V1 S Sprung Street St Raphael All Star Club 4 Parish Chow I 2 4 Acolyte I 2 4 Vlce Pres of Sodalnty 4 C SM C Rep 4 Glee ub Accompamst I234 Homeroom Pres 2 Boys Club Band I23 Orchestra I234 Squares 4 In a mural Basketball 2 3 4 DENNIS DETTENWANGER Sacred Heart Scholastrc Honor Roll I 2 Cmzenshlp Honor Roll 2 4 Staff 34 Spures Staff 4 CSMC Rep 24 Student Councul Treas 3 Intramural Basketball 24 Parnsh Chour 4 Boys Club 4 Squlres 4 was 6' -ff 4 ?'x ffl fi NJ' fi al fi Sf Q' -.,,,- df! 'T' BETTY DONOVAN I504 Fountain Boulevard St Teresa Scholastic Honor Roll I234 Cntnzenshlp 234 All Star Club 4 Parush Cholr I234 Student Councul Rep 4 Homeroom Treas I23 Homeroom Se 4 Glee Club Accompanust I 2 Homecomlng Court 4 WILLIAM DUNN l225 Tubbetts Avenue St Joseph Perfect Attendance 3 Acolyte 3 Boys Club 4 Foot ball Reserve I Intramural Basketball I234 MARY ELMER I7 Hedge Druve St Raphael Cmzenshup Honor Roll 2 3 Parush Cholr 3 4 Sacrlstan I Centrub Stott 34 Spures Staff 4 CSMC Rep 4 Student Council Rep 3 Tornadoette 2 Fleld Hockey I Bowlung 4 Intramural Volleyball I24 Intramural Basketball I 2 WINIFRED EVEIIHART I28 Kewbury Road St Teresa Cntnzenshup Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Chour I,234 Centnb Staff 34 Spares Staff 4, Bowlmg 4, Intramural Volleyball 2 ,Q I7 :X . Q . a 1 : I . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 5 v P '4- i ' 7 r Y ' 1 A , AIS X - 1 ' 1 1 I -. -' 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ,Q 1, 14 E .L 11 1 1 1 1 MJT? 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' I '1 1:5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IM owe jeg ffm juni! of .Aufumn Y- 000 'E' ffm' v P C' 40 'bi' 'Os 42 MARGARET FAHNLE I75O Stratford Place St Teresa Scholastrc Honor Roll I Crtrzenshnp Honor Roll 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance I 4 All Star Club 3 4 Parush Chour I 2 3 4 lubrary Assrstont 3 4 Centrrb Staff 3 4 Spares Staff 4 Fneld Hockey I Intramural Volleyball I 23 Intramural Basketball I 2 PATRICIA FARRELL 20 West State Street St Joseph Cetrzenshup Honor Roll 34 Centrlb Staff 34 Splres St I4 CSMC Rep I ROSEMARY FARRELI. IO4 Floral Avenue St Teresa Scholastnc Honor Roll I 2 Cntrzenshnp Honor Roll 24 Perfect Attendance I4 All Star Club 34 Parush Choir 2 34 Centrlb Staff 3 Freld Hockey I Bowlung 4 Gym Asslstant I234 Intramural Volleyball I2 34 Intramural Basketball I 2 34 THOMAS FENNESSY 2I22 Beatrice Street St Raphael Scholastrc Honor Roll I Acolyte 1234 Homeroom Vuce pres 2 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball 234 ROBERT FRANZEN St Raphael Entered from Sacred Heart Seminary Crncnnnatr Ohuo October I952 CSMC Vrce pres 4 CSMC Rep 3 Boys Club 4 Bowlmg 4 Intramural Basketball 234 ROBERT GAIER 629 N Llmestone Street St Raphael oyte 1234 Boys Glee Club 4 Boys Club Football Varsuty 4 Bowllng 4 Intramural Basketball MAUREEN GLENN 748 Selma Road St Joseph Scholastuc Honor Roll I 234 Cutuzenshlp Honor Roll 3 3 4 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 34 Parish C our I Centrlb Staff 34 Spares Staff 4 Stu ent uncul Vnce pres 4 S dent Councnl ep I meroom Sec I Pr s Prnncnpa s Cabunet Grs State 3 Bowltng I 5' . 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T U ' , -, , J : , J ' If U A I1 I 1 ' I I ' : d I ' Co I ' - , 5 tu ' R . ,2,3, D Ho . , e. 2, ' I' ' 4, ix si ' , A I CHRISTINE GONZALES 1615 W Mulberry Street St Mary Entered from Oro Calunte Hugh School Oro Calunte New Mexlco September 1954 Cltuzenshup Honor Roll 4 Parlsh Choir 4 THOMAS GORMAN 1217 W Mulberry Street th' St Mary Entered from St Edward Hugh School Lakewood Ohio February 1953 Boys Club 4 Basketball Re serve 23 Baseball 34 Intramural Basketball 24 TOBIN GRIM 16 E Home Road St Teresa Perfect Attendance 3 Acolyte 1234 Boys Club 4 All Star Club 3 4 Football Varslty 2 34 Football Reserve 1 Golf 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 RICHARD GROEBER 275 S Belmont Avenue Sf Bernard Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 C SM C Rep 2 Boys Club 4 Baseball 4 Intramural Basket b 1 2 3 4 CAROLYN HELLER 460 Snyder Street St Mary Scholastic Honor Roll 1234 Cltlzenshup Honor Roll 34 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Chour 1234 CSMC Speaker 3 CSMC Sec 4 CSMC Rep 3 Student Councll Rep 2 Homeroom Sec 2 Tornadoette 2 Fleld Hockey 1 Bowlmg 4 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 BARBARA HERZOG 114 N Florence Street St Bernard Scholastic Honor Roll 1 Cntlzenshlp Honor Roll 2 34 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Chonr I4 Library Assnstant 124 Glee Club Llbrarnan 4 MARY LOU HOPPING 523 W Pleasant Street St Raphael Cltazenshlp Honor Roll 2 3 4 Parrsh Chour 3 4 lubrary Assnstant I Student Councul Rep 4 Pep Club Rep 4 Glee Club Pres 4 5 SX ZS 3 VX S sc I S 5' l 'G-M M- 'ZWJHQY E53 rv 'PP' VT Nl :uw JOHN HUGHES 139 Kewbury Road SI Teresa Cntuzenshnp Honor Roll 3 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 BARBARA JAYNES 1521 V, Lmden Avenue S9 Raphael Cutuzenshup Honor Roll 34 Perfect Attendance 34 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Cholr 34 Lubrary Assnstant MARTHA JOHNSON 1500 W Pleasant Street Sl Raphael All Star Club 4 Parnsh Cholr 34 Lnbrary Assustant 2 4 Centnb Staff 3 4 Spnres Staff 4 Student Councnl Rep I 2 Homeroom Sec 1 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 34 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Cheerleader 1 PHILIP JOHNSON 354 S Claurmont Avenue S9 Raphael Cutnzenshlp Honor Roll 34 Perfect Attendance 234 Acolyte 1234 CSMC Pres 4 Student Councll R ep 4 Homeroom Sec 1 Basketball Reserve 2 Intramural Basketball 1234 76. Y-7 i fig N X f 13 1.11 1 .1 ,ff if -trev- Q Mak rw-.. ge at -14--'-' ,nf - x WILLIAM JOHNSON 418 Central Avenue St Joseph Acolyte I Gym Assustant 4 Student Councul Rep 4 Boys Club 4 Glee Club Pres 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 CAROL JORDAN 118 North Plum Street St Mary Cllzenshlp Honor Rall 2 Parlsh Cholr 1 Parrsh Sa allty Sec 2 Lubrary Assistant 1 Glee ub lubrarlan 4 Band 2 DAVID JORDAN Road ll London Ohno St Mary Acolyte 1 Student Cauncll Rep 1 Homeroom Vuce res 1 Boys Club Treas 4 Gall 34 Intrumura Basketball 1 2 34 NORMA KASCSAK 220 East Grand Avenue Sf Raphael Schalastuc Honor Rall I2 Cltnzenshup Honor Rall 2,3,4, All Star Club 3 Parish Cholr 34 Orchestra Sec 23, Orchestra 1,2,3,4 Fueld Hockey 1, Intro mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1 23 1 1 ' , r 1 1 1 1 A K , A ' 1 6 . .. . 'ri' 1: 1: 2 17 rf , iff . ' x 3,4. A X Wy. if K 1, A! fl ' 1 - 1 . . xyjpeqf- 9 . YK : 1: ' , 1: 1: : ,A A - 1: - 1 1: - s ' ,. . . W r I I I I I ' K 5 sg A 1- 5 0 K, ' 111 0 I - P- 1 . I H .1 . 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PAUL KEARNEY 722 Broadway Sl. Mary Perfect Attendance I,3,45 Reserve Football 25 Varsity Football 35 Intramural Basketball I,2. FRANK KEARNS 321 N. Jackson Street St. Mary Perfect Attendance 45 Acolyte I,2,3,45 Boys' Club 45 Baseball 3,45 Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4. BARBARA KELLER 2639 E. Main Street Sf. Raphael Citizenship Honor Roll 2- All Star Club 3,4- Parish Choir 3 4- Student Council Rep. I,2- Homeroom Vice- Pres. I- Homeroom Sec. 2- Pep Club Rep. 3- Marching Tarnadoette 2- Field Hockey I- Intramural Volleyball I,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball I 2 34- Cheerleader PATRICIA KERRIGAN 380 S Belmont Avenue St Joseph Citizenship Honor Roll 2 3 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Library Club Vice Pres 4 Library Assist ant 24 Centrib Staff 34 Spires Staff 4 Bowling 4 Intramural Volleyball I 2 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 'QA 'Q' 'Q' 'C' 1 J' I? '?' -.J I 1 ti . . .. . . . 5 ...r l,4. A Ant ' ffl H A .1 1 1 - -1 - .1 .1 1 1 ..1 .- . 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' ' .1 H i 1 ' '1 1 1 , f K ' ' 10' J 1- 1 ' ' .1' ' .1 - .1 ..1 5 ' , LU ofa! ibdyil F8 df H1141 VL 3 'YUH of 'fix V1 'Ti' 'J amii 'vb Y' 'xn- MONICA LUCAS IIII Lagonda Avenue Sf Raphael Cutnzenshlp H nor Roll 234 All Star Club 34 Parush Sodaluty Sec 3 Mother Seton Gunld Pres 4 Glee Club Vlce Pres 2 Fneld Hockey I Bowlnng 4 Intramural Volleyball l234 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 JUDY LYONS I48 Floral Avenue St Teresa Perfect Attendance 234 Parrsh Chour I 234 CS MC Rep 2 Pep Club Rep 34 Glee Club Treas 4 Marchlng Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball I2 3 Intramural Basketball 34 THOMAS MANN 826 W Mulberry Street St Mary Perfect Attendance I34 All Star Club 34 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Boys Club 4 Varsnty Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 34 JOHN MARTIN l436 Northgate Road St Teresa Entered from Catholuc Hugh for Boys Memphls Ten nessee October I953 Perfect Attendance 3 Student Council Rep I Homeroom Pres I Boys Glee Club 4 Bays Club 4 Baseball 4 Bowllng 4 Sec Treas of Boys Bowling League 4 Intramural Basketball 2 THOMAS McBREEN 231 W Grand Avenue Sf Joseph Perfect Attendance I 2 3 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Boys Club 4 Baseball 4 Bowlmg 4 MICHAEL McDONOUGH ++l South Charleston Ohio St Raphael Perfect Attendance l23 Intramural Basketball THOMAS MQLEAN 234 Hubert Avenue St Raphael Scholastnc Honor Roll I Cntuzenshrp Honor Roll 34 Perlect Attendance I 234 All Star Club 34 Parlsh Chorr I Acolyte I234 Homeroom Treas I Boys Club 4 Squlres Club 4 Bowlmg 4 Intramural Basket I 2 p ., ' o ..1 .1 ' . 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Southern Avenue SI. Raphael Citizenship Honor Roll 47 Perfect Attendance 4: All Star Club 3,45 Parish Chair 35 Pep Club Representa- tive 3,4g Maiorette l,2g Field Hockey Ig Bowling 4g Intramural Volleyball l,2,3p Basketball l,2,3. JAMES NEWELL 209 Indiana Avenue St. Raphael Acolyte 'I 2 34 Holy Name 4 Homeroom Vice Pres 2 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball IZ4 JOHN NOLTE 432 E Euclid Avenue St Joseph Acolyte I234 Bays Club 4 Bowling 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 CATHERINE ORNDORFF 828 E Mam Street St Bernard All Star Club 4 Parish Sodality Vice Pres 4 Home room Sec I Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball I234 Basketball I234 Cheerleader 4 fe 1792 V ' '5- 4N3'W I 'Kg' ' - . I . X X. : I 5 , , . I ' HI . 2 I I ' , , , 1 ' I : ' 1 , , , , , . K 3 I x 'I . - ft -. , . , , . : I I , , , 2 I - . sf I , ' - -' N Choir 3, Parish Sadality Viale-Press 35 Office Assistant - U . ' ' I 7 . , I I 7 I ' I I I .I r 1 I 1 I ' f Q.: ll , , 7 , . 4' Q, ,Q X d s N' Ho I: ' ' ' I 1 I ' , -I . ' ' ' I I I ' 9 I .k I., Ho o 5 ' ' ' , 5 I I 1 ' A ,Arm A tt , : ' I z ' : ' X 'X RAYMOND POLLOCK l25 Roosevelt Drive St. Teresa All Star Club 47 Acolyte Ig Boys' Club Sec. 4g Football Varsity 45 Golt 3,45 Intramural Basketball I,2,3. VIRGINIA POWELL 808 Rodgers Drive St Bernard Honor Roll I Cntxzenshlp Honor Roll 34 All Star Club 3 Otfuce Asslstant 4 C SMC Representatlve 2 Homeroom Sec I Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volley ball I34 Intramural Basketball I24 Homecomung Attendant 4 WILLIAM POWELL 397 Mt Joy St Joseph Porlsh Sodallty Pres 4 Homeroom Vuce Pres I Football Reserve I Intramural Basketball I24 EDWARD RADER 726 Stanton Avenue St Raphael Perfect Attendance 23 Pornsh Chonr I Acolyte I 3 4 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball I f 495 Tag i W.: SP' -4 an , C' 1.17 NJ W? Q LJH' 4'-C 1 its I Q ROBERT RANKIN l45 Montgomery Avenue St Mary Gym Assustant 4 C SMC Representative 3 Football V rslty I 234 Football Reserve I Basketball Reserve I Baseball 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 JUNE RASTATTER IZO N Broadmoor Boulevard Entered from Vllla Marla Academy Erue Pennsyl vanua January I953 Honor Roll 234 Cutnzenshnp Honor Roll 2 4 Perfect Attendance 3 All Star Club Parlsh Cholr 23 Centrlb Staff 34 Spares Staff 4 Student Councul Representative 4 Homeroom Sec 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Intramural Basketball 23 JOHN RAUCH I02 Roosevelt Druve St Teresa Acolyte I23 Boys Club 4 Squures 4 Bowlung 4 Golf I 234 Intramural Basketball I 2 JANE REIBOLD I27 Hampton Place St Teresa Cltlzenshlp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Parish Chour I 234 Gym Assnstont 4 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 34 1 ' 11 1' 5 ' 5 ' 'NT ' -1 1 - 3 111 111 -I , X . ' L, 1-,. i . , ' 'f ' ' 4' I - ' an 1 11- ms . ,- - - . . 5,1 1,5 -nv 11 ' ' 1 121 X -5. 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A J4 .!dCQilfL6ZLlfLf6'LlfLC8 E 0l g0f ' 'C' fr Qx 7- 'fi' o l 'C'- ,I LAURA LYNN RIVENBURGH 4140 East Mann Street Sf Bernard Entered from Read Jr Hugh Sprmgfueld Sept 1952 Cutrzenshrp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 24 All Star Club 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 1 Student Council Representatlve 4 Homeroom Treas 2 Pep Club Pres 4 Pep Club Representatuve 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Homecommg Court THEODORA ROBINSON 901 Sherman Avenue St Bernard Schalastuc Honor Roll 123 Cmzenshrp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 134 All Star Club 34 Parnsh Cholr 2 3 C SMC Speaker 2 3 Centrlb Staff 34 Splres Staff 4 Student Council Representative 4 Band I2 Study Hall Monrtor 4 Orchestra 1234 Orchestra Treas 2 3 Fleld Hockey 'I Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 34 SUSAN ROLLISON 326 West 'lst Street St Teresa Crtrzenshrp Honor Roll 4 All Star Club 4 Par sh Chorr 1 23 Pep Club Representatnve 3 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball 123 Intramural Basketball 1 2 4 Cheerleader 1 4 CAROL ANN SCHUTTE B26 East Mann Street St Bernard Scholastuc Honor Roll 12 Crtrzenshup Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 1 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Sodalrty Vice Pres and Sec 4 CSMC Speaker 3 CSMC Treas 4 CSMC Representatrve 2 Tornado ette 2 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Intramural Basketball 1 2 GRACE SCHUTTE 819 Snowhull Boulevard St Teresa Scholastlc Honor Rall 1 Cntrzenshrp Honor Roll 2 Parrsh Chour 123 Intramural Volleyball 12 Int mural Basketball I2 JERRIANNE SCHUTTE 157 East Hardmg Road St Teresa Scholastuc Honor Roll 1 All Star Club 4 Parrsh Cholr 123 Offnce Assistant 4 Glee Club Llbrarlan 4 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Int mural Basketball I 2 3 4 MARTHA SEALOCK 1840 Clllton Avenue St Bernard Crtrzenshnp Honor Roll 2 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 34 Parush Chorr I Fneld Hockey I lnlra mural Volleyball 1 234 Intramural Basketball 1 2 MARY PATRICIA SEAMAN 1834 Stratford Place St Teresa All Star Club 4 Parush Chorr 12 3 4 Oflrce Assrslant 24 CSMC Representatnve 1 Tornadoette 2 n a mural Volleyball 1 2 34 Intramural Basketball 1 Cheerleader 1 4 .XJ C! jaw THOMAS SHEA II9 Maple Street S1 Raphael CSMC Rep 2 Student Council Rep I3 Homeroom Vice Pres I Treas 3 Boys Glee Club 34 Boys Club 4 Football Reserve I Intramural Basketball I2 4 MARGUERITE SHIREY I723 N Limestone Street St Teresa Citizenship Honor Roll 234 Parish Choir I234 Intramural Volleyball 2 CAROLYN SMITH I722 E Mann Street Sf Raphael Scholastic Honor Roll I4 Citizenship Honor Roll 234 Parish Choir 34 Library Assistant I Field Hockey I Intramural Volleyball I Basketball I MARGARET SMITH 905 W Columbia Street St Raphael Assistant 2 Field Hockey I Intramural Volleyball I Basketball I SUE SMITH 905 W Columbia Street Sf Raphael Parish Choir I 2 3 4 Field Hockey I Bowling I2 ADELE SNELLING 833 W Jefferson Street St Mary Citizenship Honor Roll 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 4 All Star Club 3 4 Parish Choir I 2 3 4 Office Assist ant 3 4 Library Assistant I Gym Assistant 34 Cen trib Staff 34 Spires Staff 4 Pep Club Vice Pres 3 Field Hockey I Bowling 4 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 RICHARD STARLING I608 Summit Street St Raphael MM , W tip 15 fwl QQ li' 4a 1 .inf pilff' 'G' lv TN fl-0 'Y' Perfect Attendance I 4 All Star Club 4 Parlsh Choir G Q 4 Acolyte I 2 34 Centrib Staff 34 Spares Staff 4 CSMC Rep I Boys Glee Club 34 Boys Club 4 Columbian Squires 4 Bowling 4 v--' . . . 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E- JOAN TITER 907 Lagonda Avenue St Bernard Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 4 Parish Sodality Treas 4 CSMC Rep I 3 Homeroom Treas 24 Glee Club Sec 4 Tornadoette 2 Homecoming Court ROBERT TORLINA 1917 W Mile Road St Teresa CSMC Rep I2 Homeroom Vice Pres 4 Baseball 34 Intramural Basketball 3 4 ROBERT ULIJMAN 1603 Clilton Avenue St Raphael Parish Choir 4 Acolyte I 2 34 Band I 2 ROSEMARY VALENTIE 1730 Longvlew Drive St Teresa Scholastic Honor Roll I Citizenship Honor Parish Choir l 2 3 Centrib Stott 34 Spires Stal 4 Student Council Sec 3 Student Council Rep I Glee Club Pres 2 Tornadoette 2 Bowling I Intramural Vo eyball 1234 Basketball I2 Cheerleader I4 Study Hall Moderator 4 ROBERT STEELE R. 33, London, Ohio St. Jude and Simon Entered from M.M.l., Kentucky, Oct. 1952. Boys' Glee Club 3,4. MADELYN TEHAN 901 Mitchell Boulevard St. Teresa Citizenship Honor Roll 34- All Star Club 3- Parish Choir I 2 3 4- Homeroom Sec. 1- Tornadoette 2- Intra- mural Volleyball 123- Basketball 1234- Cheer leader I MARTHA TEHAN 118 N Belmont St Bernard Cntizenshnp Honor Roll 2 34 All Star Club 4 Library Assistant 4 Tornadoette 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 3 4 Basketball 34 ROSEANN THOMPSON 736 E High Street Sl' Raphael Citizenship Honor Roll 34 Perfect Attendance 34 Parish Choir 34 Pep Club Rep 3 Band 2 Field Hockey I Bowling 2 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Basketball 1 2 3 4 11 1 QQ -0-' 'Q-nr' 1- 5 if 1 M E' I ,, , . . X X ' s I ' 'gm A l . 5 . R ' : 2 ,, - ,: -z 1 gil 1 ' : ,,.: ll Ill' s I . 4. ,. ' 4 I . . ,3 i- .7 s 14' ji ,J -- QMS.-Y I ' :, N' ' I 'I Qs ' ,' ' Rouz, 5 . . mi . f 2 A xi 'xx ll .,I,,: l,: I .: . I I' av 3 AQ -or--' r f mf JAMES WILLIAMSON 1603 Sweetbrrar Lane St Raphael Perfect Attendance 1234 Acolyte 1234 Student Councrl Rep 4 Homeroom Prs 4 Boys Club 4 Bowlvng 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 ROLAND WOBBE 240 Rosewood Avenue St Raphael Parish Choir I4 Acolyte 1234 Boys Glee Club 34 Boys Club 4 Columbran Squares 4 Bowlrng 4 BETTY WREN 514 Homevrew Avenue St Joseph Perfect Attendance 123 Intramural Volleyball 1 Basketball 1 THERESA WYEN RR 34 Urbana Ohio St Raphael Crtlzenshrp Honor Roll 34 All Star Club 3 Parrsh Chorr 3 lrbrary Assrstant 3 Student Council Rep 3 Freld Hockey 1 Bowlmg 14 Intramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 34 Sprres Pnncess 4 BARBARA VALLEY R -75 Sprrngfreld Ohio S9 Joseph Cntrzenshlp Honor Roll 2 3 4 All Star Club 34 Parlsh Sodalrty Vrce Pres 4 Study Club Moderator 4 Intramural Volleyball 1234 Basketball 134 CONSTANCE WALSH 1554 Victory Drlve S9 Raphael Crtlzenshrp Honor Roll 2 3 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 34 Pansh Chorr 34 Parrsh Sadalrty Treas 3 Library Assistant I3 Centrlb Staff 34 Sprres Staff 4 Intramural Volleyball 1 2 FREDERICK WEAD 309 Rosewood Sf Joseph Acolyte l 234 Homeroom Vrce Pres 4 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball 1 234 JEROME WEITZEL IOI4 Garfleld St Teresa Crtrzenshrp Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 123 Acolyte 123 Student Councrl Rep 4 Homeroom Pres 4 Bowlrng 4 Intramural Basketball 1 234 lin , 'hi I4 1'- 1'- IU' Mr 'Q 'K' BOTTOM ROW from left Lawrence Chaney David Routzahn Joseph Harris Michele Murray SECOND ROW from left Barbara Ziegler Anne Albert Joann Griffin William Cashin THIRD ROW from left Richard McNeil James Fenlon Joseph Speaks Patricia Brown FOURTH ROW from left Nancy Zerkle Ann Dunn Judy Dautremont Mary M Schulte FIFTH ROW from left James Krupp Wil liam Mader Donald Hutchinson George Tehan Un fire My J My MOM 106 BOTTOM ROW, from left: Mary l.. Healy, Margaret Jordan Patricia Flanigan, Joan Riley. SECOND ROW, from lef: Constance Beggy, Barbara Heil, Margaret Barringer, Alice Coakley. THIRD ROW, from left: Sandra Sullivan, Margaret Garrity, M ry K, Armentrout, Beverly Trenner. FOURTH ROW, from left: Mary Szempruch, Edward Montarius, David Kascsak, Mary levalley. FIFTH ROW, from left, Lawrence Butz, Jan- ce Ryan, Nancy Temple. 30 x.f 'K 6 o-9 T BOTTOM ROW from left Carolyn Roberts Barbara Koehler Mary Mgt Rtley Nancy Grumes SECOND ROW from left Nancy Heaton Marta De Oyarzabal Judnth Algeo Kath leen Muldoon THIRD ROW from left Patricia Selke Bar bara Deady Mary Lathschuetz Nancy Thurnfay FOURTH ROW from left James McBreen James Carney Bernard Nachtrab FIFTH ROW from left Edward Shallen burg Wulluam Muller Robert Hll QVLLOI' QL? t5 lfLlfLL0l fJ 10 BOTTOM ROW from left Betty Summers Mary Huller Theresa Esposlto Barbara Getz SECOND ROW from left Joan Parker Barbara Schartz Patrucna Speaks Patrucna Dlxon THIRD ROW from left John Mathew Frank Mclean Ruchard Whutacre Davud Txngley FOURTH ROW from left Juduth Baehl Patructa Jung Regma Wnzemon Joyce Bartsch F H ROW, from left Tom Bug :ns Charles Gannon Frances Cole Joseph Zmk 31 . fl 4 , l 4 . . , -X , : , . -.1 ,ea A Q , A , : , .5 3. . I l I ' 'v , , V57 4 f V il ' Y' ' .Q ' , 2 , - 1 5 1 , W 'r ' C, , 2 . - L v , . -7 I 6- Q ' W' 0 O I l 93 , , 2 , 1 ' ' 4 ' 'I t V uv f 3 1 A gg I T4 1 Z 1 , 1 ' , .2 ' -, IFT T 'g , 'IP 6L6:5 ev T OOVVL ? ag BOTTOM ROW from left Sue Decker Ellzabeth Duggan Sally Spntler Shurley Allender Carol Krupp SECOND ROW from left Donna Ferree Judy Clufford Barbara Shlrey Beverly Roberts Patrncnu Barone THIRD ROW from left Wnlltam Brnm Duane Dargan Joyce Rogers Nancy Reughard Robert Kunk FOURTH ROW from left Rlta Mooney Thomas Myers Joann Akos Thomas Duggan Sedonla Frock FIFTH ROW from left Phyllus Kammer Ruchard Muller Chrsstnne Brannnck John ONeuI Ellen Hynes -s Qtr 'N K' BOTTOA ROW m lc' Da Malahy Jam e Day Verccn a Bas cr a Ha SECOND ROW m left at mmons au ann t hara a THIRD ROW fr left nad hay ohm v t Mlm Q Tac nr W llam Anztn r FOLRTH ROW fr m left lc tance Stelzer Paul Groeber Donald Brug er ' ' f , 49 . X J r - ' . G- . - F J -- 'T - :T ' 5. -. , . - rx ' . l S: 3 0 -Q T T - ? 7 4 -5 i : QQ 1 l 7 r f- . -F f . ,- T' 2 70 J n . t , l T. x A h M ' 4 f 'J fi f f , 'T 3 4 ,V 1A I W v. f Q 31 - . X i 4 4 l W if f J , -.. l T' , A 'P . . Q , 4 ,fro -' 'othy , Q , ' - t 5 P ' 1: r' , , fro . Rob -' Le . , R ta G' , N 3 Fllcy, R Ct Kr FC' , om .Ro 1 S ,J Slestr, la-l lv, ti ge : , o W - , f Q - F ith, Q-1 Cr 4 3 44 3 Q7 ag BOTTOM ROW from left Anlta Vance Walter Walsh Nancy Lewe John Shana han Patrlcno Todhunter SECOND ROW from left Donold Farrell Judy Donovan Wnllucm Mayer Potrncna Edmunds Terence Phillips THIRD ROW from left Lucy Cocca Dennrs Kelly Judy Kuss Frederlck Robertson Anne Garrnty FOURTH ROW from left Jane ONelll James Llynngston Kathryn Wentzel Joan Redoutey Donald Wulcoxon Froncns Town send BOTTOM ROW from left Helen Groeber Joseph Nlghtlngole Mary Ann Grrgsby Lawrence Hlll Ursula Votel SLCOND ROW from left Donald Work man Mnldred Canny Thomas Swltalskt Loulse Berg Jcmes Gnau THIRD ROW from left Potrtclo Sherndan James Lyons Carolyn Eurmg Robert Mow ery Lech Howver FOURTH ROW from left Thomas Schmenk Robert Asebrook Gladys Lauer Wtlluam West James Ivory FIFTH ROW from e Oscar Broerung Dowd MCDCJIQIH Wlllcm Spchr Mrchael Hannon T CAM 0 OOIWL 20 61:55 OOIWL Q00 Z 4.-f 1' XJ Q-. ,- 42 a as 5 BOTTOM ROW from left Anthony Bess Judlth Anderson Sue Wllcoxon Alncla Graf Judith Ward SECOND ROW from left Carl LaFayette Janet Frekmg Jerry Riley Michael Mc Cullough Mabel Cam THIRD ROW from left Judnth Wullls Martha Putt Sondra Thompson Rnchard Seaman John Mertens rOURTH ROW from left Frank Ryan Janet Dennus Carol Rogers Conme Flam gan Lllen Heafey BOTTOM ROW from left George Fischer Elmer Garret Sarah Langen Phyllns Woods Jamce Magel SECOND ROW from lell Alon Peters Francls Herlord Judith Detlenwanger Josephune Harrungton Davud Donohu THlRD ROW from lell Jack Nangle A lene Wlegel Susan Sanders Patncna Newell FOURTH ROW lrom Ielt Dan Tayloe Ruchard Snellmg Anthony Anastasua Don ald Wallace FIFTH ROW from lell Ronald Burkhard Donald Burlnhard Larry Gunnan Q . or CEM l XJ 'C J 6, lf' if Y ,qv R 00m , . 207 . 4 L i BOTTOM ROW, from left: Carol Doolan, Betty Turner, Carolyn Brandle, Teresa Moody, Mary Frances Cocca. SECOND ROW, from left: Barbara Stine, Beverly Guinan, Judith Gnau, Marilyn Roller, linda Hoecker. THIRD ROW, from left: William Ziegler, Robert McBreen, Joseph Anway, Michael McGee, Paul Smith. FOURTH ROW, from left: Kenneth loos, David Muth, Joseph Whitacre, Theodore Bernstein, Michael Heinzen. 1 l lj fir-. minus ' E NTP L -514 L: f Rlsro QQ T BOTTOM ROW, from left: Joan Shay, Barbara Patton, Kathleen Malahy, Marie Evans, Jean Ulliman, Carol McConnell. SECOND ROW, from left: Charles Fazio, Don McNeil, James Potts, Phil Groeber. THIRD ROW, from left: Dennis Ryan, James Horn, Thomas Schulte, Hugh King, Phil Cashin. FOURTH ROW, from left: Fred Johnson, Joseph Wagner, Gerald Stack, Roger Brown. ew Qu A unc! LJQIOMZZOM, jro Q S . BOTTOM ROW, from lell, Barbara Kcarney, Marilyn Zink, Dania-I Sullivan, Palricia Riley, Thomas Gardner, Calherinc Kramer, Pavvick Lynch, Claim Burngarncr, Maureen Peacock SECOND ROW, from Ich. Renee Mansor, Donald Vance, Mary E. Murray, Richard Marvin, Jane Algco, Benlamm Dixon, '-'Ovrzavf-v A Boarh, Janice Lee. THIRD ROW, from lefl: Caryl Scherzinger, Helene Schulcr, Roger Glynn, Mary J. Gnau, .lorry Cavanaugh, Parry Hubberl, Thomas Arber, Kay Wilcoxon. FOURTH ROW, from left: Carol Complon, Michael Costello, Patricia Gordon, David Sadlior, Helen Lyons, Thomas Lambert, Jang-V Hixon, Ja Ann Flaker, Lawrence Mcloin, A! left: Freshman server, David Torlina, proves lo Edward Rader, senior, that he really can translate par! of the Mass alver eight months ol Latin, 'I 4- , p pr' BOTTOM ROW, from left: Barbara Coak- ley, Patricia Schneider, Barbara Gnau, Dolores Rauch, Beverly Brim, Linda Lavelle, Barbara Hengel, Marybeth Edelman, Theresa Jung. SECOND ROW, from left: Thomas Brennan, Mary Zink, Joyce Cast, Patricia Mooney, Judith Baker, Rose Garrity, Margaret Kearns, Colleen Goings, JoAnne Wize- mon, Gerald Tehan. THIRD ROW, from left: Jerome Switalski, Edward Dyer, Margaret Willis, Patricia .4 Mealy, Alice Campbell, Jane Hackett, Pene- lope Robinson, Carol McKee, Virginia Appel, Mary Ann Lucas, Larry Porlis. FOURTH ROW, from left: Raymond Dalton, John Vollmer, Thomas Newell, Edward Raslatter, Ellis Jaynes, James Greenwalt, Terry Edwards, John Shallenburg, James Jordan, Richard Brown. Mary Barone longingly admires the skirt which her sister, Patricia, made in home- making class. lying j!Leir 51195, jre5Aman Q06 lflbnjerfvrf gem ecug jzrwfamen Q0 BOTTOM ROW from lett Marlorie Nash Janet Griffin Nancy Trenner Patricia Cappella Janet Hell Kathleen Ryan Caulfield Peggy Allen Margaret Records Judith Elmer THIRD ROW from left David Torlina James Davis James Mader Kenneth Comer James Reedy FOURTH ROW from left Carol Geron Mary Barone Joyce Horstman Carmel LaPlante Mary Copeland Sheila Duffy Kiskis Alice Jung Ann Mertens SIXTH ROW from left Richard Mader Dennis Flaherty Jerry Burk hard Edward Wead Robert Shobe SECOND ROW, tram Ielt: Charles Barnett, Patricia Garry, Barbara FIFTH ROW, from left: Catherine Schulte, Diana Van Dette, Patricia BOTTOM ROW from left Phaltp Montanus Ruta Murray Barbara Nance Juduth Ulllman Lnnda Allender Jane Krupp James Foreman SECOND ROW from left Vuncent Demana Janet Hamulton Charlotte Sassen Dawn Dooley John Conwell THIRD ROW from left George Kuss Ann Redoutey Joan Hoppmg Marnanne Sheehan Margaret DeWutt Frances OBrien Karen Comp ton Danlel Roberts FOURTH ROW from left Tumothy Townsend Loravne Barton Vnrgmna Valley Nancy Fahy Martha Hussey Alma De Oyarzabal Dennus Weeks FIFTH ROW from left James Slmonton Barbara Kammer Anrta Hutchnnson Mary Eluzobeth Groeber SIXTH ROW from left Wrllnam Calluson Wnlltam Ivory Thomas Walsh Anthony Groeber f .M nav' T7 AQVQ LC! MDL 0. . . . jl 85AIfVL8lfL 'O ' 1 ' J I - ' - Q - 5 -3 . . N 3 In A 'T I A I XY -Q '3 X ' , I In 1 'I , I i If 2- Q ' I , J .v H 4 , Q . , I- -I 1 ' 1 , , '2 an I , 1 4 Q? I Q ' ,I X! i I , I J I I' Q . , '--I I I rv -xv-A 4 4'5- Our Chrnstnan educatuon does not end wuth danly relnglous mstructuons and weekly guidance peruods No branch of secular study IS neglected ll the s lrntual But no matter what we are studymg whether lt be clvlcs math blology or Latnn all that we learn ns permeated by Chrnstlan moralnty and lnghted by the true lamp of knowledge our Fcnth . . n . I for the natural powers must be developed as we as p' ' . . I . . . I I I I -10 X lf- 'X QL! e M LL0 ,743 Er ecf OQQAF The Reverend Kenneth Henz, religion teacher, and William Dunn, senior, think through a knotty problem together. Planning a guidance discussion are sophomores Don Wallace, Richard Snelling, Sue Appel, and, seated, Sue Wilcoxon. To help students build a better future for themselves and the world is the purpose of guidance instructions. Personal direction, panels and forums are held on every sub- ject from dating to social iustice. David Kascsak and Margaret Barringer admire Bar- bara Ziegler's attractive religious bulletin board. Religion is considered the bread of life at Central. lt is the basis of all other studies and the pattern on which lives of students are molded. Freshman religion classes plan a study of the creative love of God the Father, the sophomore ofthe redeeming love of God the Son, the iunior of the sanctifying love of God the Holy Spirit, and the senior ot the beautifying love of the Blessed Trinity. 49' 17 .A j LVL? 0 Edlftfy .yd OVQUQP' 73 Tumng up for Glee Club rehearsal are Anne Garrrty at the pnano Standung Patrlcua Jung Mary Kay Armentrout Paul Groeber and Wnlllam Johnson Folk songs tradntnonals and pop ular ballads gave Centralltes some thing to sung about durmg muslc classes Four choral groups have been establlshed by Sister Mary Augusta and Mr Herbert Knall for musically lncllned students The school orchestra us always open to new members and private lessons are avaulable to amateur Llberaces lumor grade Ray An thonys and future Patruce Munsels Studylng the masters and dns tnnguushmg theur works applymg the prmclples of art to their own creations and learning lettering and desugn are the alms ofthe art apprecuatlon course whnch was newly Introduced unto Central s curriculum In September As freshmen gaze at the works of the great masters luke El Greco and Raphael they hope at least to learn to appreclate thelr mas terpleces 4 1 Freshmen Roger Glynn Rnchard Martun and Margaret DeWntt get a Chrustlan apprecnatuon of art as they study Our Lady and the Madonnas In art 43 O W. ., 5 ' . 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I, Q , ZIV 1 td If ' ' Q- . ,xxx A ' V , E , l VLCQCLJLVLQ Ll 0LC Q5 of Wdfbtfe Muchael McDonough and Thomas Moran attempt to pull apart a palr af Magdeburg Hemlspheres Pull apart a pour of Magdeburg Hemlspheres after evacuatlng them wrth a vacuum machune Sounds rm possnble9 Thus IS an example of prob Iems physlcs students learn to solve An electuve course offered to sen tors physics IS usually preferred by boys Electrncuty, sound, Iught laws of force, mohon and electronlcs are a few of the toprcs studued by these future engrneers and screntlsts Beakers, test tubes acids and bases are G few of the stems that give the chemlstry course fascnnatnon and In terest A basuc sclence for careers an nurs :ng medlcme sclence research, and engrneerrng It can be taken rn elther lunror or sensor year and rs electlve Joseph Harrvs Frank Mclean David Tungley Jannce Ryan and Shrrley Allender prepare a hydrogen experument In chemlstry Q' 2 AT RIGHT Thomas Walsh and John Shanaran demonstrate to the general science class the filtering of water through sand. A volt of electricity from the physics lab, a test tube of chemicals, an astronomers meteorite, and a butter- fly's tentacles are all a part of the fascinating study of general science. This subiect, open to freshman, presents a background of the major sciences and inspires the interested students to probe deeper into the mysteries of the universe. The experiments performed, the observations made, the knowledge gained, together with a Christian outlook on the subject, increases ones faith in God and admira- tion for His universe. A little more from the big flask, says Ted Bernstein to Phil Groeber as they fertilize their hydroponic garden. BELOW: Examining fungus in preparation for an experiment in biology are William Ziegler, Barbara Stine, Marilyn Roller, and Mary Frances Cocca. 1- 1 Biology is old stuff to the human race. Ancient man was studying nature thousands of years before anybody thought of alge- bra, history, or English, but to the sopho- more, biology is as fresh as dew! Count on a colorful leaf display next autumn, and at Christmas a nature tree decorated with gourds, chicken bones, and skeletons. Two of the lab's perennial fav- orites are the fish that sail gaily through the aquarium, and those tiny live creatures collected from field and woods. Biology teaches the marvelous facts of plant and animal growth and sd leads students to appreciate the world and the beauty of its Creator. 45 Orthographac vuews9 Elemen tary my dear Watson to me chanlcal drawlng I and ll students that ts These classes are offered for those Interested In pre pre engmeerung Lunear equatnons In two un knowns are no mystery to elemen tary and advanced algebra classes whnch are open to freshmen and tumors respectively A must for enguneer aspnrants are the courses In geometry of fered at Catholnc Central one year f plane geometry for sopho mores one semester of solnd for sensors One semester of trngon ometry completes the sensor s hugh school math credtts For freshmen Interested In e vlewmg grade school artthmettc a course In general math IS of fered i Provsng theur case rn black and whtte that through a guven pomt only one Itne can be drawn perpendtcular to a given lane are plane geometry students Terrence Phtllups and Judy Dettenwanger g ,Qi WLfA gglfLHf1fL0lfLf5 6LIfL A80l 8lflfL:5 Tccklung a knotty one are these tlrst year algebra students FOREGROUND from rear James Srmonton Ruchard Shobe Rlchard Mader BACKGROUND from rear Dennus Weeks Putrlclc Garry Pctrlcla Meoly Anne Mertens 'rv,.., 1 'dll Vail' XU - Y' ' - ig: 'll ll ' 5 I I A 0 , 4 , E . U . - I . . r - . .Y V ' I I Q , 1- lv- 1 N M K MM K nk VA 1 f' J' y xx ' ll 4 , J 4 , xx :I 4 J ' Q 5' ' 5 l 1 . ar l l X 'll x W. K . 7 f xl . ' N ' , 1 x X. X f werek cz Awami er in our jufnre Auf' vu... Future engtneer Robert Torltna demonstrates wnth hts model proposltton XII an solud geometry to mterested colleagues Ruchard Groeber Robert Ulllman and Davud Bennmg -ll ff Constructung has castle In med alr before he captures It on has draw Upsude down or the other way around? debate second year me :ng board as mechanucal drawtng ll student Frank Costello chamcal drawtng students Fred Wead and Robert Copeland . X ll A -' I . -, xy' ' A t 4 V- X f ,fl , if i , I ' I t ' Q .A t 'V J ,. . . If K S I 5 A , U y, , I K ,, K , ff? -' K ,f -I Please reply promptly dictates Constance Walsh to the future secretaries of Shorthand ll ROW ONE: Norma Asebrook Mary Lou Hopping Ann Armentrout ROW TWO: Grace Schutte Martha Tehan Carol Schutte To the casual observer, pages of a shorthand text edly at Mr Gregg their teachers patiently remind them book seem an utter jumble of confusing symbols but of the practical value of the course in taking dictation in shorthand l and ll students are gradually becoming an office or notes at college proficient at interpreting the weird swirls and dashes The high spot of the course most girls agree is the Although at times the girls shake their heads disgust thrill of receiving l2O word certificates on awards day What is an investment? How would you apply for a iob? Why do we have taxes? These are a few samples of practical questions the general business course tries to answer. Students study money and its management, how to use the bank, transportation and shipping services. They learn the uses of travel and communication services, the values of wise buying, savings investments, and insurance. General business is an optional course offered to iuriiors and seniors. Self-qttna Cn insurance pol :v which ace quotely supplies ones neeas 's impor' ant, says Lawrence Brown to Pcvrca I Farrell and Carol Schf,-'Z-nge' Judy Clifford, iunior bookkeeper, carries the balance forward neatly, lust as her WOW it Carolyn Heller, left, tests her speed at an IBM machine w hil lndustrious iuniors and seniors taking business courses practice long hours to make their work perfect. Daily, typing keys click out more words more accurately per minute. In bookkeeping classes ledgers grow neater and less confusing day by day. Work in the school office is available to volunteer junior and senior business students. This helps them to be responsible, courteous, and brief and to-the-point in con- versation. Central also prepares students for the business world by offering general business, business arith- metic, the simpler forms of tiling, bookkeeping, and transcription. Business maiors rarely have trouble getting iobs after gradu- ation. fA,8 jlflfbe . . . Q Z?0'L!6LlfLC8 E0 5 tiles students' schedules, and Helen Buck operates the mimeograph machine. e Jaan Allen cuts a stencil, Wilma Brown Zgflftff LVL? 67301115 wrflr .!46!l!8lfLilfLl 85 Eagerly exammmg new books are Rose Garrlty James Davss Rrchard Mader James Reedy Jerry Swrtalskl Joann Wlzeman and Maureen Peacock The four year English course avollable at Catholic Central nourishes our mlnds with ample food for thought Extra courses are the specaal class for freshmen and Instructions In news wrmng for gunlor and senior lournalusm students To the enloyment of freshmen such characters as ruthless Long John Sllver of Treasure Island stomp through the pages of Iuterature Sophomores learn to appre crate such great works as Silas Marner and ldylls of the Kung Sanlnng through the turbulent American and English classlcs are the rumors and sensors respectively Mnchael McCullough and Marne Evans add he hnrshmg touches to Raunbow Inn What us the nomunatlve plural of templum'3 nnqulres Nancy Fahy of Mary Elleen Murray and Beverly Bram lt s usually a surprlse for beglnmng Latm students to learn that the cltlzens of the Cnty of Seven Hills 55 B C are as llvely and colorful as those of Springfield Ohio l955 A D Cl ero and Vurgll advanced students afflrm, e full of pep too AT LEFT Barbara Hell and Tobln Grlm accompaneed by AT RIGHT Robert Garrett explalns the archstecture at After mastermg the fundamentals of the language furst and second year Spanish classes are ready to en loy tales of the warm happy home llfe of Sunny Spam The galety and romance of fearless senors and graceful senorltas sparkle through the songs the students love to sung Patrlclo DeOyarzabal Ioln In a gay Spannsh tune Ancuent Romes Coluseum to the class J-I o :QI 'ff' .Lg nf 5 ' Q 1 L2 l .C . .I . or . ,Y . .-Q 1 .4 ,M .V , ,P W F I., if' b i X, 1 B X IK Mary Coppell: Beverly Roberts Norma Kascsak and Patrncla Duxon master the art of cookung whsle they whup up a Inttle somethung to please theur appetltes Katherune Dennus and Mary Le Valley enloy the results of home cookrng whale Beverly Trenner serves coffee OVW C IO 5JlfLg6Ll Cul OVL Jaffe! 0808 The home economucs course at Catholuc Central guves sewing and cooklng are two year courses whnch may be every gurl a chance to learn the basrc prunclples of taken for a home ec malor Chrlstlan home and family life Girls aren t the only ones who are nutrrhon conscious Homemakmg IS a required course for all gurls, whale as an all boy cooklng class proves this year Ill 4-Z' ..-4' aul Kearney Larry Stelzer and John Nolte enloy thenr own cookmg Ellen HYUES 'S le0'n'n '0 SSW 0 'me Seam . Y' A Y I A I Mia- . ., X I 'J y 3'51l-,iii I A , 9 e M , . ,nh K -' 5 I x Q X I .f D, V K . X Q 0 5 , O M I I O l y e V. B N I , 4 l ' 4 ll 'X s , Z .1 I A X Y 'l X J- . , 2 J ' L 1, ' 1 ss, P , ' ' , ' 9 ' 52 jf UW egioecia fy 33 C! Ar Lille VW J jf My W Clam! Maybe all knowledge doesnt come from books but a great deal of It does most Centralntes wnll vouch emphatlc ally Any school day funds students In Central llbrary and study hall delvnng unto the thousands of books lncludmg several sets of encyclopedlae bound periodicals and a new up to date Atlas A sknp and a rump away from the school us Warder Public Library where the Centrallte funds shelf after shelf of In and out among the stacks not a game but the dolly task f food to satlsfy his knowledge hungry mmd Warder Lsbrary page Tom McLean Wm www, 0-77 Q54 I Meetnng new truends vua the Cathol c Press re foreground from left Judy Algeo Mnchael McCullough Josephme Harrnngton Rear Amta Vance Frank Ryan O 00 LVL 7 l A . ' . . l . ' o ' Q V' -I ' c as E2 'flffflf H' 1 ' . -,tV , gf . ' I-1' I-as I ' Lx ' - ,ex K L. ., ' ' A l 0 , : , ' , 53 Columbus discovered America in l492 . . . The Mayflower Compact was the first written constitution of the U.S .... The Declaration of Independence insured America's liberty. These are only a few of the facts necessary for one to acquire a basic knowledge of our country's foundation. A course in American history is a requirement for all iuniors. Explaining the mode ot transportation in early colonial days is Tom Duggan to Theresa Esposito, John Mathews, and other members of the American history class. xr f0lfL8 98 I cast my vote for . . . was an echo heard from all civics stu- dents as they were taught the fundamentals of voting. Govern- mental functions and history is the all-important knowledge every senior learns the first half year. American future voters used the real voting machine in a mock election. This is how it works, soy Sue Ballentine, Ba Valley and Joe Papania as they explain the tu of a voting machine to the civics class. r Sociology deals with human re- lations and group life. Helpful to seniors is this study of American society touching high spots of political and economic organization, immigration, family living, etc. The main obiective of the course is to build better citizens of to- morrow by knowledge and under- standing founded on Christian principles. And then l registered at the American Consul says luis Claure from LaPaz, Bolivia as 're shows rs rmrrrigration papers to Barbara Herzog. jfomic 9 Those ancient Egyptians were really on the ball, the world his- tory students declare. No other nation yet has discovered their secret of preserving mummiesf' The class, which was a former elective, is now required for fresh- men because it forms an important background for American history and current events. 'We could have dinner in Venezuela to- night it we go by jet! World history pupils John Shollenburg, Patricia Riley and Marybeth Edelman make long-range plans. Ya 2' ll- l lt's a tremendous, intricate ma- chine that turns the wheels of our country's government. Senior civ- ics students learned to appreciate this fact in their detailed probe into the workings of American democracy. Study of social prob- lems occupies the second semes- ter of the class. Out they go! Civics students Dennis Brugger, Phyllis Bost, Raymond Pollock, and Kathleen Decker work with the Student Council to clean up the comic stands in Springfield. .rs-I 5 ..8'l 'noun 14.55 t 'I .-IQ v1-gg I What kind of day was it when George Washington crossed the Delaware? A day like all other days, the American history stu- dents learned to their surprise. The course, a state requirement, covers the story of our country from its discovery until the present day. Preparing an interesting bit of current history for class from the morning paper are American history students Joan Riley, Donald Hutchinson, Constance Begy, and Anne Albert. 11 . ' ' 'l is A -dl! if be nn 'vi Qfgfyfgtivg sa- ,fd-0 Q-H --QQ' O 1. ijv X iv'-M J-,tgirl 4 i'lmIj5f ' ow ' I .'.. 'I 'i Q 'rv 1,4 K l l FOREGROUND FROM LEFT, FIRST ROW: Rich- ard Spahr, Charles Fazio, Paul Smith. SECOND ROW: William Ziegler, Tom Schutte, Mike Heinzen. THIRD ROW: Phillip Groeber, Tom Fennessey. FOURTH ROW: Edward Shallenburg, Terrence Phillips. Stretching, bending, calisthenics and basketball all are methods used in the boys' gym classes to keep students sound as silver dollars. Physical fitness and mental alert- ness are goals of the physical ed. course. The vigorous schedule set by Coach Paul Charters is, to say the least, stimulating. Intramural basketball, a phase of gym which promotes good sportsman- ship and class spirit, provides many thrilling games as homerooms vie for the championship. Any boy, except the varsity team members, may por- ticipate in the games during the intramural season. 56 it V it fr-e-RA! ip. fsgif -'ws -ve WN-. - -P v - Mike Jordan and John Nolte demonstrate the finer art of basketball to an enthusiastic group of underclassmen during noon hour. Although gurls ruetully rubbed achung muscles after theur furst gym classes un creasungly skulltul play durung the untra mural volleyball and basketball tourna ments showed the purpose behund the var H' uous calusthenucs unaugurated by Mrs Alden Wuegel new gym unstructor for gurls O er athletuc tursts for the gurls hs year uncluded bowlung teams swum meets an class pucnucs A Spures goes to press sprung softball and tennus teams are un the plannung stage Boys at Central whule eyeung the new program rather slceptucally were contunual ly surprused at the gurls uncreasung skull un the varuous sports For example although the boys truumphed at the sprung unter league bowlung meet they were amazed at the gurls famuluaruty wuth the heretofore Waut tor mel laugh Mrs Alden Wuegel gurls gym unstructor Adele Snellung and PUZlllV1Q Sll'lkeS SPUVSS lUVk9YS Margaret Bolton They re preparung hat dogs and other pucnuc paraphernalua tor a and especlolly gutters hungry mob of femunune Centralutes Captaun Adele Snellung holds the l954 55 Gurls Champuon volleyball trophy pruzed possessuon of lBottom Row from leftl Martha Johnson Mary Elmer Second Row Patrucua Kerrugan Theodora Robunson fi fix '73 X-A B.,- 1 1 thl ' ' .A t i d ' ' . s Al I LCVLLC5, lfULlfIfLlfIfLLlfLg L. .Y ff it 'ly' A u , 'J ,ar .. ,AH fi?f J X I u f ,gf ,,,,. 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DL Q? i ,L T' Plctured above are members of the Student Councul BOTTOM ROW from left Phllllp Montanus Sally Spltler Marlorle Nash .ludnth Donovan Ellzabeth Donovan Patrlck Lynch SECOND ROW from left Laura Lynne Rlvenburgh Alice Coakl Patrlcua Murphy Sandra Sullnvan Marnanne Sheelan Lnnda Haeck Margaret Ann Beach THIRD ROW from lelt Patrncua Johnson June Rastatter Theodora 90' ..,- vs Q, Q9 Ql- 4:2 ,- an 0- 4: X1 obnnson Thomas Beach Jamce Magel Patrncra Speaks Jane Hackett from left Kenneth Comer Richard Seamen Peter Hackett Maureen Glenn Jerome Weltzel Phullnp Johnson Thomas FOURTH ROW Myers FIFTH ROW from left Thomas Schute Thomas McBreen Joseph Speaks James Rastatter Krupp James Wlllnamson Robert Rankun Edward 5 l L:5fL6LlfL OQJJQV If' 0lfVLOI I 0lfU Thomas Beach presldent checks Student Council progress wlth James rupp reasurer cmdra u :von secretary Maureen Glenn vnce president , f Q.. l To tram Its members ln Christian leadership to cooperate wlth the faculty and student body ln promotung the good of the school and to support all actlvltles, are the oblectlves of the Student Coun cll, composed of four executive officers and repre sentatnves from each homeroom and organization The mann prolect of the council this year was to ban by student campalgn the sale of lndecent literature and comlcs In Sprlngfleld Other actlvltnes Included a Keep Chrnst IU Chrnstmas program the renewal of the Fnghtlng 69th pledge orgonlzatlon of a sudent safety patrol and sponsorlng school dances e councnl also sponsored Homecomung Career Week E and Mothers Nnght the Blessed attends Mass and recelves Holy Communuon Student Councll, dedicated to Vnrgln every thnrd Thursday for the SplfllUOl and temporal welfare ofthe school A cabinet composed of the two senlor Student Council offncers and the senuor class oftncers con fers wuth Sister Marne Wnlllam prlncnpal to promote closer student faculty relatsons . 3 .:. g v , S VI 430-3 - Sr ' J, A x , N. , f 5 - - , 'T' A 7 J ' - Q' I 4 'c J J ' -r 'J' I -5- ' if ' t is ' I xy Q ' Q- , 'W ' J if oc, . 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' , xy , I , , X ' . 7A CSZLCPQ CMULPJ Al' W Prayer Study Sacrlflce the motto of the Cathollc Students Mlsslon Cru sade tells how thus organuzatnon trres to brlng honor to God by spreadung the faith One of thenr tlrst protects for the 54 55 school year v as the organuza tlon of study clubs to acquarnt students wnth the mlsslons Membershlp rs com posed of students from all tour classes wuth a lunlor or sensor actlng as moder ator ot ,each group The CSMC distributed 30 Thanks grvlng baskets among the poor The food IU each was donated by the homerooms Sponsoring cancelled stamp drlves the Bishop Thlll oratorvcal contest the Easter dance a Christmas crib In the hall and dances rn the gym after school are some other orolects of thas active group Homeroom CSMC representatlves are as follows QQ! ,dll CSMC offrcers consult The Shneld offrcnal magazune of the orgamzatron STANDING Secretary Carolyn Heller Presudent Phrlup Johnson Vnce Pressdent Robert Franzen SEATED Treasurer Carol Schutte FIRST ROW from left Colleen Gonngs Don Roberts Barbara Caul THIRD ROW from left Lawrence Melvun Thomas Duggan Lawrence freld Norma Asebrook Patrrcna Hubbert Jamce Ryan Edward Wead Hull Nancy Fahy Lawrence Chaney Duane Dargrn Dennus Detten SECOND ROW from left Shelba Longberry Anne Garrlty Mary wanger Gerald Tehan Elmer Jean Ullrman Kathleen Muldoon Josephine Harrmgton Don FOURTH ROW from left Potrucuo de Oyarzabal Joseph Wagner Wallace Robert Hull Thomas Mertens 5 7 I 1 1 I Q x . . A' ' g if 'C ' ' .' J ' . . Q I ,-V ' 'ig rs. ,sl . ...,. . 1 ' I ' , 1, 7' n Q - ' I x ,,, X .' X V. I Y . - I , . . .- - I . 1 . Z I . .. J . - . I : . I I ' I 2 . I I . I I . I U I 1 1 I I l . I I I I I U I I ' , , . ' ' , , r ' , galwogc Qnfraf XQUMJQ !Qfe5erfL1f5 E RY I' f-'L , wif' 'Rs ,1 v 1 5 tt' Y Dennis Dettcnwanger puts his Forth to good use by teaching catechism each Sunday in New Carlisle, Yheodoro Robinson, a member ot Cathol c Ccrtral orctfcstvo cnc co-editor ot Spires, strikes o blues note tor the Spire: photographer. is A.. All Star gives credit to the unselfish students who particioate in after-school activities or in any other way give their time and service to their school or fellow students. To stimulate interest, the club awards gold stars for 75 extra-credit hours. Some students have earned as high as six stars during the year. Moureew Glenn, vice-president of Student Council and co-editor ot 'Spires' , rolls outa page of copy tor the annual. Adele Snelling scores her All-Star points as coordinator of girls' athletics and as a sports editor for Centrib. .2 3' ,yn- vw- w Z 1 M L annual Ccwf in 26'Ll i'5 QP ormcmce Library service, office duty, gym assistants, cate- chism instructors and orchestra are only a few of the many ways by which one can become a member ofthe All-Star Club. An awards assembly in May honors the stars by public recognition. Working against time to beat that deadline is Centrib edi- torial editor, Dick Starling. Enos A. Wiseword, Central's guardian angel, takes shape under the brush of Judy Dettenwanger, artist tor Centrib.' 'Rpm X -1- ...,.,f 318.4 Nag l -. I hope the finished product will look like this, says June ,ii Rastatter, editor-in-chief of Centrib. Margaret Jordan, library assistant, adds another civics stu, dents' treasure to Central library's collection of bound periodicals. ,...--- 1 if at 3 Deadline looms perilously near for senior iournalists as zero-hour closes in. Estimating copy for Centrib' as bottles of quick energy are opened are school editor Rosemary Valentie, editorial editor Dick Starling, editor-in-chief June Rastatter, sports editors Adele Snelling and Frank Demano, exchange editor Connie Walsh, and staff writer Martha Johnson. QQ A148557 LEZEJAVLQJ, JVLJ ,SZ6LA65l086Ll 8 Journalism is an exacting school-master but a fascin- publish Spires as well as the school paper Centrib ating one, young iournalists agree. Besides covering After-school sessions are characterized by bustle and the regular literature course for iuniors and seniors, informality. A sense of humor and a mid afternoon these students study the fundamentals of iournalism, and snack are musts, budding writers declare Then you tell a ioke or two! Nancy Thirifay, celebrity, tells iunior iournalists. Set for the interview are FRONT ROW, from left: Patricia Brown, Patricia Speaks, Margaret Barringer Judy Clifford. SECOND ROW, seated from left: Shirley Allender, Alice Coakley, Sally Spitler, Mary Margaret Schutle. STANDING: Barbara Getz. THIRD ROW, Frances Cole. ,Q- t t! P from left: Mary Lothschuetz, Judy Dautremont 6555, Woffo eruice pfm Z WoznLinJ Servicel Thot's our motto! say Library Club members. Martha Johnson and Barbara Jaynes accession new books as Judy Algeo checks out a novel for Maraaret Barringer. Offering more efficient assistance to the students and stimulating interest in good books is the purpose of the Library Service Club. This year, for the first time student librarians have functioned as a school organization. The girls have made many attractive displays and decorated the reading room in accordance with various holidays. Open to juniors and seniors, the club meets the second Mondiay of every month and once a month has a special social meeting. ill , You call 'em, l'lI type 'em! says vice-president, Patty Kerrigan, center, to Barbara Koehler, treasurer, and Pat Murphy, president. Members of the Mother Seton League, organ- ized to promote the cause of the canonization of their patroness, studied her virtues and imi- tated her by helping the sick and the unfor- tunate. Besides helping the aged at Clark County Home and the infants at St. Joseph Hospital, Cincinnati, league members visited shut-ins, sent them seasonal greeting cards, ran errands for them, and offered their services to them. They also gave religious instruction to children un- able to attend Catholic schools, Officers of the Mother Seton League, Barbara Koehler, treasurer: Peggy Bartsch, secretary, Monica Lucas, presi' dent, and Mary Kay Armentrout, vice-president, sew worm quilts for shivering waits. -X T 'Y fx, .ve '.f,-- Q Q, . Dances sports speeches and local gov ernment all play a part an the program of the Columbaan Squares The Squares Club a sort of aunaor Knaghts of Columbus was formed December 17 1954 The commattees are the socaal cavac sparatual educataonal and the physacal Each week they take turns presentang lavely program Among the programs were speeches by well known Sprangfaelders lake former Caty .l Commassaoner Larry Schutte and edatoraal wrater for the Sprangfaeld News Ted Bangham Some other entertaanments were shadow skats quazzes wrestlang and boxang matches movaes and hallbally sangers The Squares motto and an appropraate one at as too as Esto Dagnas Be Worthy The Cavacs Club, founded thas year under the darectaon of Saster Margaret Thomas, has as ats obaectave keepang the class an formed on current events and sparkang any worthwhale cavac proaect Co presadents are Theodora Robanson and Franklan Demana classes of Saster Margaret Thomas LULC5, Qilftblfgd f Cggfbtdffed Squares Club Sentry Tony Brown Notary Roland Wobbe Bursar Dack Seaman and Marshall Terry Edwards are dascussang a com larry Stelzer Chaef Square Edward Montanus Deputy Chaef Square mattee report for thear next Monday meetang t I 1 ' I I I ' . . I . . I V . . . . BY I ' f. ' a . 5' H Q 1' I I . .I . . gp 1 1 I I . I . . . ' , . , . I - - - aa - - aa .. an I I ' ' Theodora Robinson and Franklin Demana, co-presidents, were elected by the civics 6 . . . 7 if - x , .1 - - f .. l ' ' L c7!Ley ife Q04 lnspiring the student body with their sparkling enthusiasm, members of the Pep Club have boosted the sporting spirits of Centralites. Though they can t participate in ma- jor sports, Pep Club representatives, lall girlsl are the power behind the ball. Decorating Centrals section of the stands, sponsoring the victory dance, making posters, announcing the time and locality of games, and checking game attendance are some of their tasks. The purpose of the CSMC Study Clubs is to help students become better acquainted with missions all over the world. The members have volunteered their free time for ten meetings, each of which is held after school for one-half hour. Discussions are based principally on articles from the Shield , monthly magazine of the Catholic Student Mis- sion Crusade, and from other mission periodicals. K6 0- 0- 0 3 Putting the finishing touches on a Pep Club poster are Theresa Esposito Ann Newell Ann Dunn and Patricia Murphy Barbara Valley, standing, conducts a mission discussion with Carol Compton, Mary Murray, Jo Ann Flaker and Clare Bumgarner, as u U ' U1 X W vein.. 'Al 'lTl ll .1 - .. il if 'J l 1 .J f,M,..l 1 'fa x it -,-f'r'f Q N I Av' Ill tflv' 4'kll J vm, vwyowe Portraying a scene from the Christmas play are Grace Schutte, Sonia Missig, Lea Langen and Thomas Beach. From adoring the Infant in the stable at Bethlehem to cutting a rug in the gym is a far cry. But the in-school activities at Catholic Central are as varied as these. Diverse though they may be, they all have the same purpose-to give glory to their Creator, and at the same time, to give young minds a break. ln the swing are Marianne Sheean, Thomas McBreen, Geraldine Benning, and Thomas Brennan. June Rastatter is time lceeperf lil Busy as a bumble bee but happy as a lark is the Centralite who has an after-school iob or hobby. Whether the pastime involves typ- ing, teaching, or tooting, you can be sure that the fellows and girls do a bang-up iob. They've discovered that another reward less fickle than spending- money comes from leisure hours spent profitably-experience that lasts a lifetime. Judith Baehl is proud of her topical stamp collection. hwy QWJ5 . . . Santa's Workshop takes on extra help from Ed Shallenburg, Kathleen Muldoon, Carolyn Roberts and Robert Hill. .N-' , HL. ' if, ,Q ,NQ , v, -,sf .fat 3l'ffXQ - , .Q -. 1: eidvwe Ooim pw smiificfelfzofj, aio Clang! goes the dismissal bell at 3:lO. The old building heaves its customary sigh of relief. And a whole new world opens before the scholars whose thoughts are already far from scholarly-the world of after-school. Freddie Freshman lAh! blissful youthll hurries down High Street to keep an imporiant appointment at the corner drugstore. World affairs must be dis- cussed while they're hot. Sally Sophomore, also on her way to the local sweet shoppe, lingers a moment to gaze longingly at the dream dress she could buy if only she were working age. Meanwhile, John Junior, important in his role of under-upperclassman, wastes no time in getting to his new part-time iob. Suzie Senior, upper-upperclassmanu, experi- enced in the ways ofthe world, saunters nonchalant- ly to her position behind the candy counter in the five and dime. Rosemary Farrell uses her clerical studies daily in her 'ob at an office equipment store. Delivering the news, besides paying dividends, is fun fo' Vlalter Walsh, sophomore. Hashing over a busy school day are sophomores Daniel Tayloe, Martha Pitt, Janice Magel, William West, SUS APPSL and John Shanahan, Helping mother with the cooking teaches Kathryn Weitzel the fundamentals of homemaking. Assisting a dentist is rewarding in many ways for Mary Szempruch, iunior, Working as a stock boy provides David Tingley with the oppor- tunity of seeing behind the scenes in a department store. Grade school days weren't like this, says Freshman Gerald Tehan to classmates Jo Ann Flaker, Alice Campbell, Barbara Coakley, and David Sadlier. YS. - -,, TP lil. x M W Y.: Q, 1-x -W - 0 X E Q g Q ' 'Q ix! , 'Q 505, . ...,..sN,V 3d eruice jnfegrafej Adware -sf ,,'f Ne S ,,..--- '- i 99 S A blazang fare an the fareplace lots of marsh mallows and a group of happy Centralates angreda ents for a successful get together at home frequent occurrences durang the year Marshmallow roasts arent the only kand of home partaes Any occasaon as a good excuse to have the gang over barthdays farewells Then there s the coke party before and breakfast after the dance as over If there s no specaal occasaon then any Fraday or Saturday naght wall do' But often the mood calls for an all out celebra taon This calls for musac plenty of floor space and October 24 November 26 December 27 January 21 as many Centralates as can crowd anto the K of C February 21 Eaght good excuses presented themselves thas January 28 year Royalty reagned at two of them The farst honored Catholac Centrals Homecomang Queen Teresa Walsh her attendants and court the Mary Chrastmas Ball featured the coronataon of Spares Queen Kathleen Brugger and Prancess Theresa Wyen I' dI'LCe5 Homecomang Thanksgavang Chrastmas Pep Club Dance Sadie Hawkans Squares Dance Easter Dance Prom Pumpkan Promenade Salver Bells Flunkers Frolac A G 6! cg 8lfLC!5 jgefkgf 4:-in-avr-ll'- ,gens -Q- Enaoyang a home party marshmallow roast are June Rastatter James Wallaamson Edward Raslatter Luas Claure and Maureen Glenn -u-ui 72 I - Qt Han. U I -Y--...-.. ' ' ,.......VY.........,.... Dogpatch O Qlfl 00 VL Q 0 C C tai, . T - s 'as , A ? ,r 'Plz --Q:-'qi 1 ' , - : 17 Q - N' .A 'X- Spires Queen Kathleen Brugger and Princess Theresa Wyen with their escorts Robert Ulllman and Richard Groeber beam royal smiles for the Spares photographer Seated at the same table are Joseph Papania and Patty Speaks LVL? Ol' yd Silver Bells rang for royalty December 27 when Spires Queen Kathleen Brugger and Prin- cess Theresa Wyen reigned over the annual Mary Christmas Ball. Queen Kathleen and Princess Theresa ascended their thrones at intermission to receive their crowns. The girls claimed their titles at the close ofthe senior ad drive for the yearbook. They had outsold all other seniors in the contest. Both girls come from along line of royalty. Kathleen has had three sisters who were yearbook queens. The Wyens also have been regu- larly represented with two sisters and a brother of Theresa's having worn the Spires crown. Spin-rs Queen Kathleen nrugger leads the grand march to the throne with her escort, Robert Ulliman. Richard Groeber escorts Splres Princess Theresa Wyen to her throne at the annual Mary Christmas Ball. .Q QVLLOI' 0l lfLf5 BOTTOM ROW from left Helen Buck Winifred Everhart Margaret Langen Phyllis Bost SECOND ROW from left Martha Johnson Barbara Herzog Kathleen Decker Betty Wren THIRD ROW from left Betty Donovan Patricia Farrell Roseann Thompson Helen Murray FOURTH ROW from left Rosemary Farrell Constance Walsh Nancy Phillips Rosemary Valentie FIFTH ROW from left Barbara Jaynes Marguernte Shirey Susan Rollison Barbara Keller Carolyn Smith Margaret Smith SIXTH ROW from left Norma Asebrook Laura Rivenburg Carolyn Smith Margaret Smith SEVENTH ROW from left Jane Reibold Margaret Bolton Patricia Murphy Theresa Wyen EIGHTH ROW from left Carolyn Pitt Patricia Kerrigan Wilma Brown Barbara Valley NINTH ROW from left Kathleen Brugger Shelba Long berry Mary Lou Hopping Patricia Seaman -nv BOTTOM ROW from left: Christine Gonzales, Martha Sealock, Mary Elmer. SECOND ROW from left: Joan iter Theodora Robinson, Margaret Bartsch. THIRD RO Monica Lucas, Joan Allen. FOURTH ROW, from tune, Geraldine Benning, Maureen Glenn. FIFTH ROW, from left Judy Lyo Schutte, Virginia Powell. SIXTH ROW, from left: Carol Jordan, Sue Smith, Madelyn T' , Patricia Johnson, W, from left: Carolyn Heller, June Rastatter, left: Katherine Orndorlt, Sue Ballen- ns, Teresa Walsh, Carol Tehan, Patriria Pavelka. SEVENTH ROW, from left' Martha Tehan, Margaret Fahnle Sonia Missig, Norma Lokonskr EIGHTH ROW from left Adele Snellincl, Norma Kascsatr Mary Cappelli, Katherine Dennis. NINTH ROW from left Anne Nr-wr-ll Grace Schutto '-larco Ccrrvuy Angela Lokcrnskr 74 ts Q! qv Q .J- BOTTOM ROW from left Barbara Koehler Eluzobeth Duggan Sue Decker Nancy Grumes Sally Spntler SECOND ROW from lett Margaret Barrnnger Constance Begy Joann Rtley Snnrley Allender T RD ROW from left Aluce Coakley M ry M R1 ey Margaret Jordan Mary lou Healy FOURTH ROW from left Barbara Hell Patrlcta Flannugan Patrncna Barone Sandra Sulltvan FlFTH ROW from left Carolyn Roberts Beverly Roberts Kathleen Muldoon Carol Krupp SIXTH ROW from left Barbara Deady Mary Lothschuetz Mary Kathyrn Armentrout Judith Algeo SEVENTH ROW from left Nancy Heaton Joyce Rogers Beverly Trenner Marla De Oyarzabal EIGHTH ROW from left Donna Ferree Mrchele Murray Juduth Cltffard Nancy Relghard NINTH ROW from left Eltzabeth Summers Mary Htller Sudonua Frock Barbara Getz TENTH ROW from left Patrtcua Brown Jane Davts Joan Parker Mary le Valley lfLlfLL0l 0l lfLfJ BOTTOM ROW from left Margaret Garrrty Mary Szem pruch Patty Speaks Ruta Mooney SECOND ROW from left Judy Baehl Theresa Esposuto Jannce Ryan Duane Dargm THIRD ROW from left Barbara Woods Barbara Shnrey Barbara Schartz Nancy Temple FOURTH ROW from left Patrrcua Jung Patrrcna Selke Chrastlne Brannnck Joyce Bartsch FIFTH ROW from left Ellen Hynes Joann Akos Alece Schnndler Vercenua Bass SIXTH ROW from left Patrtcta Hart Phyllts Kammer Frances Cole Nancy Zerkle SEVENTH ROW from left Judy Dautremont Barbara Zuegler Dorothy Malahy Anne Albert EIGHTH ROW from left Ja Anne Grlffm Regina Wlze man Nancy Thurnfay Mary M Schutte NINTH ROW from left Ruta Gnau Anne Dunn Nancy Rlley Janice Day ,Q .- as fc.: .2 5 f-Q' FRESHMAN GLEE CLUB BOTTOM ROW, from left: Dianne Van Dette, Dawn Dooley, Patricia Hubbert, Joan Hopping, Margaret De Witt, Frances O'Brien, Mary Jo Gnau, Helene Shuler. SECOND ROW, from left. Margaret Ann Beach, Renee Mansor, Vir- ginia Valley, Joyce Horstman, Charlotte Sassen, Linda LaVelle, Alicia Dc Oyarzabal, Mary Lucas. THIRD ROW, from left: Patricia Schneider, Mary Ann Copeland, Alice Jung, Kay Wilcoxon, Carol Compton, Martha Hussey, Barbara Hengel, Karen Compton, FOURTH ROW, from left: Maureen Peacock, Marianne Sheehan, Joyce Ann Cast, Jo Ann Flaker, Theresa Jung, Jo Anne Wizeman, Janice Lee, Sheila Duffy. FIFTH ROW, from left: Anita Hutchison, Barbara Karnmer, Caryl Scherzingcr, Jane Hackett, Catherine Ann Schutte, Ann Redautey, Barbara Kearney. TOP ROW, from left: Barbara Gnau, Patricia Kiskis, Anne Mertens, Mary Elizabeth Groeber, Margaret Willis, Nancy Fahy, Carol McKee. 01495 Zg 86LfA8 6L 8l l!QlfLf Ma lf' SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB BOTTOM ROW, tram left: Anne Garrrty, Kathleen Malahy, Louise Berg, Judy Kuss Kay Wertzel, Sarah Langen, Mabel Cain. SECOND ROW, tram lc-lt Helen Groeber, Josephine Harrington, Ursula Votel, Marr- anne Gr gsby, Marrr- Evans Mildred Car ny, Janice Magel. THlRD ROW, from lelt, Jean Ullirnan, Potty Sheridan, Patricia Newell, Arlene Wiegel, Ellen Heatey, Carol McConnell, Carolyn Eurrng. FOURTH ROVJ, trorn rtfl Susan Sanders Phyllrs Woods, Jud th Dr,-'tenwanaer Gladys Laur' Barbara Patton Leah Hawver , , 1 l . l as 4.-J Y O' QP BOTTOM ROW from left Wnllnam Mayer John Shanahan Muchoel McCullough Rrchard Seaman Terrence Phtllups Thomas Swntalsku Edward Mantanus SECOND ROW from left Lawrence Butz Robert Kunk Wllluam West Donald Wnlcoxon John Mertens Thomas Duggan Lawrence Chaney THIRD ROW from left Davnd Muth Davnd Mcuargh Davla Tungley f 5' 91- Q Rnchard McNeal Joseph Harrus Robert Lemmons Frank Ryan FOURTH ROW from left Wullnam Cashun Bernard Nachtrab Joseph Speaks Mlchael Tucker James Ivory Wnlluam Mader James Deady FIFTH ROW from left Wullram Brlm Ruchard Muller George Fuscher James McBreen of it J sing When 71 enthusnastlc male volces full the alr, the atmosphere can hardly be called quiet But when the Boys Volunteer Glee Club ralse their volces an song each Thursday, no one seems to mmd The Caruso Chorus performs for the publtc three .4 ,A BOTTOM ROW from left Luus Claure Ruchard Starlrnq Ronald Snay Thomas Shea Robert Mowery Anthony Anastasta SECOND ROW from left James M Lyons Patrtcuo de Oyarzabal Wtlltom Spahr George Tehan James Carney Walter Montgomery THIRD ROW from left Lawrence Brown Roland Wobbe Thomas 78 tumes each year at the Christmas program the sprung recltal, and the sensor class play Mr Herbert Knall, director, lnntlated the club during the 53 54 school year to gnve the boys the same oppor tunlty to appreciate good music as us provuded the gurls f 9? McBreen Thomas Mertens Robert Garrett FOURTH ROW from left James Newell John Morttn Robert Torltna Robert Galer James Krupp FIFTH ROW from left Bll Muller Paul Groeber Wttltam Johnson Dgvtd Taylor Robert Hull Q so. , y I Y, f E x I ' L Q 1 s. ' I I , , x A I A V' , Q- 4 lx ' I: A , .- Q Q xx I , x 7, N f 'SJ' 1 -Y . E 4 7 0 0 0 Q o 0 0 Q 0 0 ? J SL ' . 4 , 1' i I . '.' f x W I I I C .l' N , I L. I I , lf .-L 1 I 1 S3 if CSE? jf wiffa made, eowafrfvrf manic? Twenty-seven musicians meeting bi-weekly make up Catholic Central's orchestra under the direction of Sister Mary Augusta. The orchestra members, who have chosen St. Cecilia as their patroness, perform several times throughout the school year: at the St. Cecilia musicale, the annual Christmas program, the spring concert, the senior class play, and commencement. Instruments ranging from violin to bells are brought into play as the Cecilians say it with music. Herbert Knall is the friendly and capable director of the boys' singing groups. Herbie as his boys affec- tionately call him, has been at Central for the past two years. Besides teaching, he is organist and choirmaster 1-Q Playing the piano is both work and recreation for Herbert Knoll boys' singing director for St. Raphael and St. Mary Parishes. Orchestra members posing during a brief tme out in their busy practice schedule FIRST ROW from left Maria De Oyor zabal Alicia De Oyarzabal Claretle Bell Dorothy Schuler Helene Schuler Corol Doolari SECOND ROW from left Donald Lisch Stephen Pappert Leland Embry David ert Samosky Patricia De Oyorzobal Ellis Jaynes THlRD ROW from left Penelope Robinson Dolores Rauch Margaret Lcngen Carol Mc Kee Theodora Robinson Alice Jung Patricia .lung Patricia Johnson Norma Kascsak Mary Kay Armentrout Sue Wilcoxon fire: Muth, William Mayer, Jack Conwell, Rob- FOURTH ROW, from left: Anne Garrity, A fA8 QVVLQI' 5200645 SADC! September We regnster for classes and are assigned home rooms We attend Mass rn honor of the Holy Spmt and ask Hum to bless the school year we are begmmng We elect cheerleaders Kay Orndorff captarn Barbara Keller Pattne Pavelka Susan Rolllson Patty Seaman Rosemary Valentle We play a prevuew football game with Urbana score I2 7 Urbana Freshmen take aptitude tests Laura Rlvenburgh elected Pep Club president We practace the chant Mass at our first smgung assem bly In Church The seniors are grven a prevnew of theur caps and gowns Monsignor gnves half day free In honor of has annlversary The football tlcket druve beglns Cheerleaders hold fnrst pep meeting Central wuns over Franklm 3 O Freshmen begun art appreclatlon courses Centrlb drive for subscrlptuons starts Seniors attend court proceedrngs Semor lournallsts attend CSPA convention ln Clncmnatl October l Unlforms appear on the scene Flrst Frrday we attend Mass and receive Holy Communlon In a body Honor cards are lssued CSMC holds flrst assembly Semor class pictures taken at Jean Sardou Studio Wren s Underclassmen have plctures taken Jumors take Ohio hlstory tests Central boys participate In Holy Name Parade Teresa Walsh elected lrrsh Homecoming Queen Joan Allen and Vlrgmla Powell attendants Laura Rlvenburgh Joan Tater and Betty Donovan court members 5'--1 61, 20. 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We celebrate Columbus Day with a free day Nurses from Good Samaritan Hospltal Clncmnatl talk to lumor and semor gurls Mrs Alden Wlegel begins lnstructnng gurls gym classes Furst edutnon of Centrnb off the press Sensors play host to freshmen at annual frosh semor party We elect semor class officers Peter Hackett pres: son secretary Teresa Walsh treasurer We have homecomlng football game Kathleen Brugger wlns trlp to Detroit Homecoming Dance held at Polucemen s Gym Sensors begun Splres ad drlve Thomas Nuss and Mr Galllco talk to senlors November 1 We celebrate All Saints Day 3 Kathleen Brugger and Theresa Wyen wln Splres ad drive First Friday we attend Mass and Holy Commumon an a body Central plays Boys Town score 36 0 Boys Town We celebrate Armnstuce Day wlth a free day Senior lournallsts attend convention at Ohio State Unlverslty The Rev James Conroy speaks to Centralltes on Flghtlng 69th movement Combmed choruses and orchestra present St Cecelia Day program Thanksgiving vacation begins We celebrate Thanksglvlng day Student Council presents Pumpkm Promenade dance at K of C Hall Classes resume December 1 Keep Christ In Chnstmas poster contest IS n augurated Glrls lntramural volleyball begins 81 C 12. ' . 5. ' ' 5 ' 13. ' ' , ' ' ', l ' ' ' ' ' . . . . , ' H' . . . i 14, ' ' , 12. . . . . . 15. ' - ' ' . ' 18. . ' 18. ' ' 1 , '- - - v dentg Carl Eichman, vice-presidentg Patricia John- 22 . 23. ' . ' , , , 24. ' ' ' ' . 25. ' ' . 24. ' ' ' . 27. I . U . H ' ' 26. - n - uv 29. . y A 1 fl ls xA Qfkcfjggr fo Lawn Hs Fsghtsng 69th trsduum begsns Central football players honored at banquet Tom Myers elected 1955 56 football captasn We celebrate the feast of the Immaculate Con ceptson The Marsan Year ends Intramural volleyball ends Room 100 wsns Combsned choruses and orchestra present Chrsst mas play Chrsstmas sssue of Centrsb ss edsted Chrsstmas vacatson begsns We celebrate the Bsrth of Chrsst Student Councsl presents the annual Mary Chrsstmas Ball at the K of C Hall January We celebrate the feast of the Csrcumcssson and New Year s Day Classes resume 2 Sensor gsrls take General Mslls homemaksng test 82 Examsnatsons begsn Pep Club sponsors Flunkers Frolsc dance at the K of C Hall Fsrst semester ends Second semester begsns Junsors are measured for class rsngs Women from Graslvslle speak to gsrls Sensors ssgn thesr names as they wssh them to appear on thesr dsplomas Sensors vote for a class play Sensors take Ohso State scholarshsp test Squsres Club sponsors dance for student body February ES Ordsnance snstsgated by the Student Councsl to ban lursd lsterature ss passed Sensors are measured for caps and gowns Cen trsb ss edsted Mothers of basketball players are honored at Moms Nsght L6 ' e 2 M I O C 6. ' ' ' ' . 17. ' ' '. 7. . 21. ' ' 8. - 24. ' . ' - ' ' 26. ' ' . 12. 5 ' . ' ' ' . 19. ' ' - 27. ' ' ' ' 21. . . ,, . ,, . . ' , 23. ' ' ' . 28' l . l ' U l 25. ' ' . l 27. ' , . H 5. Thomas Beach wsns area Youth Leadership Con- ' 1 s. 7. . I . . .I l' l l . 18. ' . - 3. 1 I9- s.. A 1 1 . .A ' X ffm Q I ' . 4 5,4 1 . S 1 g E , as ' N bl! 6Ll!8 fo 57 cf y Student Council presents Sadle Hawkms dance at K of C Hall We celebrate Washington s Birthday Lent begms Semors of 101 wan tax stamp druve March State supervtsor vlslts Central Semors of 102 wln Intramural basketball champlonshnp End of fourth pertod Combined choruses and orchestra present sprung recital C S M C Oratorncal Contest 29 30 We look to the future durlng Career Week Aprll Jumor edltlon of Centrlb IS off the press Easter vacatlon begnns We meditate on Chnsts Passion during Good Friday 10 We celebrate Easter Sunday 12 Classes resume 13 15 Rev Charles Lees conducts our annual retreat Fmal Hurry Easter Dance IS sponsored by C S M C Student Government campasgn as on Student Councll electrons are held Graduates attend parlsh baccalaureates General baccalaureate IS held at St Raphael Semors take exams Jumors gave tea dance sophomores entertain with theatre party freshmen honor sensors wlth a breakfast Underclassmen take exams School closes Semors graduate 'Dates for these events are not available as Splres goes to press . . . 0 Ml on Q0 -Z? e 21. ' ' ' . . 22. ' ' ' . , i D 1 23. ' . ' ' ' . ' if 4. ' . ' - 20. ' ' , ' ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 g Senior prom is held. al' s an Ll 4,31 . ' 6. ' ' . - U If . V , V fi 1' iff. gs, 'Lx A Q sfsexffc ' 1 , - ff'- .. - A A - -JT' Way A '79, . -. . . Q . . Q . O ' 0 I . . . . I . l 2 ' J'-1 . - 'vt ,Q 4.1 'Mix - N . N . , . IO . 0 - Recreation IS an important form of self educatuon It develops moral as well as physical strength Good sportsmanshnp calls for a recognmon of others rights, self control, a sense of fanr play and the abnlnty to work with a group Fun can be spmtuallzed too, accordung to the advice of St Paul Whether you eat or drmk or whatever else you do do all for h glory of God L t88l4f CAQQP5 Ol Qlitfdf if qlftdf E Quarterback Carl Ech an practces tossing passes Coach Paul Charters has reason to be proud of hls Tornadoes smce they gave htm a record of sux wins and three defeats In his first season as full time coach Because of Il1lUfIeS to Bob Rankin fullback and to Tom Myers halfback early in the season important changes were necessitated Fred Cokey Johnson was sent from end to halfback Pete Hackett was sent to the other halfback post Larry Stelzer was moved from halfback to fullback Bob Brennan was changed from fullback to end These changes were most effective earning for Cokey a permanent backfleld post even after the lnlured players returned In the De Porres game for example Cokey scored twice In the first quarter and Pete tallied in the second Quarterback Tom Mann pact ces p ss tho beto e o game GRID RECORD Franklin Bellaire St John Columbus Holy Rosary Iforfeutedl Cincinnati De Porres Newport Ky Catholic Dayton Shawen Acres Boys Town Nebraska Southeastern They jg K7 3 7 SJ I W 3 ,,,,, ,.,.,,,..,,,,,s,.,.,..... ' .....,,.........,...,,.,........ O I3 ,,,.., ,...,..,,......A,,... ' . ...,,....A,.,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,,, 8 39 .Y....,,.......... ..... ' ' ' .,,,.,...,,.......,.,,, A 0 0 ,....VV..,sVV ,.,,,..... , ., ' ................,....... 27 7 ,e,... ., ,.e,..,,..... Cincinnati St. Xavier ..,,...,.,...Y,.....,.,, 20 42 . ,.,..,,,,,....,...... ..,,............,,,,v,,. I 3 O ,,,,,...., ., ,,,,.,... ' e,,,,,,,.,,e,A,,,,,,,,, , 30 26 J ,,,.,,,,.s,.,,,,.......,.,. .............,,........,.... I 4 0 ' m i Q r i o ws Catholic Centrol's mighty linesmen are: Mike Hannon, Bob Copelond, ln the backfield: Bob Rankin, Carl Elchman, Bob Brennan, Tom Myers. Ron Clark, Jim Hankel, Dick Moon, Wilbur Buck, and t'Cokey Johnson. jfvaifofoylwla CZPVMLQJO Eesfrncfion Franklin Wildcats Kicking a 12 yard field goal in the first half, Fred Cokey' Johnson, end, gave Central a 3-0 victory over Franklin, September 17 at Franklin. Bellaire St. John Fullback Bob Rankin's 43 yard touchdown run and the team's goal line stand won Central a 13-8 victory over Bellaire September 26 at Catholic Athletic Field. Columbus Holy Rosary Although Rosary handed Central its first setback 34-7 October l at Catholic Athletic Field, Rosary forfeited its win when authorities discovered that one of their players had been ineligible. Cincinnati De Porres Tornadoes polished off Cincinnati De Porres 39-0 October 8 at Evans Stadium. Shifting Fred Cokey Johnson from end to halfback proved an effective offen- sive move. Newport Kentucky A wet and muddy field plus unfamiliar grounds proved disastrous as the Tornado eleven invaded Ken- tucky to be trounced by Newport Catholic 27-0 October 16 at Newport. Cincinnati St. Xavier Homecoming spirits were somewhat dampened when Cincinnati St, Xavier downed Central 20-7 October 23 at Evans Stadium. Lack of blocking was the chief cause for the poor showing, Dayton Shawen Acres Central's first athletic contest with Dayton Shawen Acres was definitely one-sided. The Tornadoes scored a 42-13 victory October 29 at Dayton. Boys Town The little boys from Boys Town walloped Central 30-0 at Evans Stadium November 5. A record breaking crowd of 3000 came to see the game. Southeastern Playing a superior ball game, Central placed a 26-14 victory over Southeastern November 13 at the Fair- grounds. This was the last high school football contest for 14 seniors. Dick Moon blocks as Carl Eichman hurls o pass. nt ,Y 1 ffl' fy 'i , f , N , i wi, . ,ty .tu .f, -cg l l Paul Charters, head coach, teaches Jim lvory and Bob Hill in skull practice. rawn. Zgfaizfw. Macfice. Mcfory. Alumnus Paul Charters became head mentor for the Tornadoes last year. He was reserve basketball coach for the '53-'54 season, and led his cagers to a 9-7 record, He was, the same year, football forward line coach. In his senior year at Catholic Central, Mr. Charters was captain of the football team and president of his class. Coach Charters graduated from Xavier Uni- versity where he maiored in physical education. Jerry Rizer, assistant football coach and re- serve basketball monitor is a '47 graduate of Catholic Central. This is the first year Jerry has coached at his alma mater. During high school he played football three years and won the most valuable player award in 116. He also played basketball and was trainer and score keeper for the basketball team. Besides participating in athletics, he was Q sports writer for Centrib . After high school Jerry attended University of Dayton, Assistant Coach Jerry Rizer gives Bob Brennan, Larry Stelzer, and Bob Rankin last minute tips before they put what they know into practice. tw is Y 5 4 , f' I -4 '44.., ,fu .ut ,. iid Qiiat I-,.u -nv., ' If To stimulate sports enthusiasm at Catholic Central rs the aim of the Pep Club organized for all girls During football and basketball season members assist the cheerleaders by increasing game attend ance through homeroom contests and by chartering buses to out of town games By distributing schedules to merchants and making posters for display in the halls they adver tise Tornado games Girls help financially too by selling programs at home games and tickets for the post season Vic tory Dance Although the girls do not participate an malor sports their backing rs invaluable to the players Their pep is infectious even when victory doesnt smile on the team Pep Club Secretary Teresa Moody and Vice President Mary Margaret Schutte present their posters for approval to President Laura Lynne Rivenburgh fx , x V6 IA ' l T' 1 we 11'-7 -1' Enthusiastic cheerleaders stop between cheers to smile pretty' for the photographer. They are Pattre Pavelka, captain, Kay Orndorft, Patricia Seamen, Barbara Keller, Susan Rollison, Rosemary Valentie Let's go Irish, go! urge Central's six vivacious cheer- Showing evidence of these routine practices, they leaders to the fighting Tornadoes. continually amuse the student body with their original These active powers behind the baIl are always pep rallies. Their vitality is evident too, as they spur on their toes-planning pep rallies for every home theteam to victory with their llVelY Cheefs game, practicing and making up new cheers. 89 71 - ' -5 T ,g Qt Havsng played football for two years Fred Cokey Johnson 6 175 pound sophomore has won two letters Wslbur Buck 5 9 187 pound sensor tackle ss also a three letter wsnner 1955 Captasn Tom Myers llower leftt 5 7V2 140 pound sunsor halfback and quarterback has recesved two letters sn football Ronald Clark 5 7112 158 pound sensor guard has also earned two letters Robert Brennan 6 3 190 pound sensor has played end and fullback posstsons Bob has won three letters sn football Wsth two letters Mske Hannon 6 pound sophomore plays end 2 k K mer 511V1 165 pound Dsck Moon 5 BV! 162 pound sensor End Rs: ra h sunsor also has two letters guard and captasn of the 1954 squad as won four letters sn football Wsth two letters sn football Carl Eschman t back 5 11 160 pound sensor was quar er Bob Ranksn 5 9 185 pound sensor half back a sn football Bob Copeland 5 ll 190 pound sensor tackle has won two letters sn football DN. nd fullback has won three letters .lunsor hollback larry Stelzer 5 10 155 pounds has recesved two letters 5.9 c held hem' exc a ms F ank Demand senuor lourna us phon ng back to home base alter Centrals excutung wun over B aure St o n 4? If-Q 0 a L 4 M Hann n Tom Mycus Drk Moon Om P ul lc fo c Co t Robert Cavanouqh and Georgc Duck Moon tour letter wunner senuor captaun and guard of the l954 football squad was chosen by coaches sports wruters and offucuals of the state for honorable mentuon on the All Ohuo Hugh School Football Team He was selected for hus outstandung football abuluty as a lunemon He was also awarded the Pete Rocco Memorual Award and named the most valuable player by hus teammates Tom Myers uunuor was named l955 football captaun and receuved the most valuable backfueld underclassman award Presentatuon of the award of the most valuable luneman among the underclassmen was made t Muke Hannon sophomore Selectuon of the players for the underclassman awards was made by popular vote of the football team ln prevuous years all sports awards and letters were presented at the annual sports banquets Thus year however they were guven at sports assemblues An all sports banquet was held at the end of the season to honor Catholuc Central s athletuc teams and coaches RAL Ag on mumbcr ol the Boosters Club board and presudent ot the junugf Chamber ol Commute ,WM uw mu Qgmpufu w- . u . u u u , A I' u, ' , ' ' ' , u , , I A .. ell . J h , 1 , , sf t pn - - , u ' ' o A! I ' 2 I ' I u u V ul 'i gk E Q K , , EY A X , ' ,A K u '. l J u , I a l so 1' . l - . l - I Pogrd watt v-uw ut otw-s r- '- - O u - , u u 'N C H 2 ' ' Q vu O Cs v!1r5.Ym't ac' A , A ' ' - O A , .5 r - 1 f lftlfl fo g Qgdf -Alf' CL mg QVL Ouccn Teresa Walsh throws the ball to start Homecoming Game lt was Saturday October 23 The place was Evans Stadium The event was the coronation of Teresa Walsh as l954 Home coming Queen by football captain Dick Moon Elected by the seniors in a secret ballot Tere-a was accompanied by Joan Allen and Virginia Powell, court attendants, and Betty Donovan, Joan Titer, and Laura Lynn Riveriburgl1,COUrl members. As the halftime ceremonies of the Cen- tral vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier began, the queens, resplendent in fur copes and cor- sages, entered the stadium in shining Buiclfs and Oldsrnobiles. The coronation ceremonies were excel- lent, but the fans' drooping spirits could not be aroused until they enioyed the gaiety of the open house at the K of C ballroom after the game. Teresa was Centrals twelfth queen. Mary Margaret Johnson was elected the first queen in IQA3. BOTTOM ROW, from left: Homecoming Royalty Betty Donovan, Virginia Powell, Laura Lynn Rivenburgh. TOP ROW, from left: Joan Titer, Joan Allen, Queen Teresa Walsh. 4- .--. FRONT ROW: Jerry Cavanaugh Larry Stelzer Larry Butz Carl E chman and Tony Silvestri SECOND ROW: Coach Paul Charters Bob Brennan BII Miller Captain Bill Johnson Fred Johnson ond Manager Phil Cashin. me QCD? We 58. ,,v. ......... N orthwestern 47, . .....,Y. Cincinnati De Porres 65 .Y,,.. ....,. M ilford Union ..., 40 7,,,,, ..... B ellefontaine ,,,.,, 45 YY.,, ..... C haminade 50 .,,,, ..,,. M ilton Union ,,,... 44 .,,,,, ,,,,. Enon 47. ,, ,..,, Wilmington 44 t,,,, ...,.... C olumbus Holy Rosary 35 ,t,,,, .,.. L ockland Wayne ., 51 ,Northeastern 55 ,Cincinnati St. Xavier 59, ,, ,.i..., Midway 53 . ,. Concord ,, 39 ,, .... Southeastern , 57 , Dayton Shawen Acres 50 , .,.,, ,.,.. W averly ,,,, , 39,,. ..... Delphos St. Johns, 51 , ., Dayton Dunbar, Most teenagers are clamorung for a galopy but deep down n thelr hearts they really want a horse because there us no more refreshmg way to forget the cares of a hard day at school than a brisk rude on your favornte steed across your favorlte meadow or down your favornte brndle path wnth your dog racung along b hind As you rude along with the wmd racing through your hair you cant help but feel at peace wnth the world Several Centralltes go In for the more professional forms of horse back rndung the rodeo whuch conslsts of half and quarter mlle races musical chalrs the bucklng bronco and other feats of horse manshlp The lust of Centralntes pets be sides horses Includes cows pugs chlckens pheasants dogs cats canarles parakeets pigeons and whlte mice Sam Demana former Centralnte shows hrs brother Vmcent freshman the toughest way to rude a horse-out ot the saddle t cgl L8lfL6!57 of 1515118 JVLC! 35643 Cathy Kramer freshman says Hello to her favorlte pets Danny the Shetland pony Ferdle the American saddle bred horse and two collles M-Ci 95 ' i I , , , . . e- , , . ' , , ag. 1 I ' ' fr . . , ' A 1 ' N' :tg ', ' I I I xl I I I I . 1 1 . 1 ka Q I I I 1 I ' t E., S . v' PAV. ,K I .a p v 1 I: s X r V- ' lo f Z' ,V 4 gl ' -1 f QW F , s, N f it . , it l If . 1 X ' Q C' t N . 0 N ' L 1 I qi' 'Q-A his How dud you ever do H9 sughs Judy Gnau as she looks longlngly at the tennls trophues collected by Nancy Fahy nn her three summers as amateur player PQQVL 86Ll f5 9 Aolf Somehow Central s golf team always ends up In the greenwood resounds wnth the gunshots of hunters hoe Tennis IS really a bug racket to some Cen worthy foes of wary wnld lrfe tralltes and they surely have a lot on the ball e .fl ,i Thts shot ouaht to get me at least a blrdfe hopes John Rauch That rabbnt wtll look good on our dunner table' Rtchard Groebe Fore Everyone' stalks has Sunday meal if 'O Q l If Qi V! l- 'V ' s' Af L ' ' V Y , ' , ,JL ' . J! I my 3 ,B . l 5 . Q l AW ,, V M, gl, V ji' ! x .I , 1 4 2 Jil . I U C 0 0 Q I I I L 5 U I O ' . . .Th QQ :X Y, -.K 4 'M 'Q' P A lt, X cz I --lvl When the boys' bowling team challenged the girls to a bowling match, they were not aware that they had thrown a bomb into a midst of sixteen wildcats Filled with fury the gurl keglers really put the pressure on the boys during the match Remark heard from the boys be fore the duel We re a cinch to win' How can a bunch of girls beat us'9 Remark heard later How does she do lt'9 l never knew they could bowl like that' Although the boys team was formed long before the girls he skirts were beaten by a total of only 500 pins looking over the scor ,Z es are Bill Mader Margaret Jordon Carolyn Heller and Jerry Wenzel 0 3401 I LVL Qlflflfftfj UAQVQ Poised high above the floor is Cenlrals trampoline star Frank Mclean lunior Besides football and basketball Catholic Central has a variety of minor sports under organization Judging by the number of students who go out for it bowling seems to be Central :tes favorite There are both girls and Intramural basketball for boys and girls and the gurls volleyball teams sum up the school sport contests The staff regrets that it is unable to give its readers a thorough coverage of spring sports because of the early deadline set by the Splres printer Organized baseball and tennis are in the early stages but the coaches plan to give more opportunity for these sports if enough students wish to participate Other sports engaged In by Central stu dents are swimming trampoline skating hunting golf tennis and horseback riding An enrichment IH girls sports is planned by Mrs Alden Wiegel gym Instructor She says swimming teams will be formed among the girls as the participants learn the bastc principles ofthe sport 97 . . . 2 . . I . J i - t N iv. l . ' . if 1 . ,I t fl, ,mx U O 7 VL Ll'- , It ,V Y boys' bowling teams. 3 ' , 1 ' x is . . . sjlzeref e on .Mi jme in ffm ,Zum l Honest, it was that Iongl Frank Kearns boasts about the one that got away to skeptical Judy Dautremont and Judy Donovan. Vacation's iust around the corner and oh, boy! the fun we'll have! An- ticipation's half the fun, isn't it? In fact, we began looking forward to summer that coldest day last winter. Remember? We dropped in at the Reco to look over their outboard motors lpartly to get out of the sub-zero tem- perature till afternoon classes slartedl. Or how about that November iam ses- sion we had over the one that got away last summer but, by golly, we'd get him this summer? Yes sir, there'll be a hot time in the old town come June! Could we buy it on the installment plan? , John Martin and Dan Roberts wonder. Marilyn Roller examines a trusty bow. Qlflflfglflflf QI ' l lf- OVVLQ ULVLQ . Are you game? Richard Snelling asks Mary Frances Cocca as he invites her to try the ice. After the fun is over comes the time for reminiscing. Remembering that crisp autumn night of the homecoming game and the first day the lagoon froze in Snyder Park will help take our minds off that lOOO-in-the-shade-temperature besides filling many a happy hour. Homecoming was exciting, wasn't it, even though Boys' Town came out on top? lRead all about it in the sports sectionll And I don't remember a bet- ter year for ice-skating, do you? ln fact it was a pretty good year all around! 'lang live the queen! Homecoming Queen Teresa Walsh waits to be helped from her coach. jim ZW Jw Wafer .fo- 1 t ' t A8101 8... 00 1a ga T '? CN gl'- W-Qsfiif-M 5X tee f xr if kb 'ws Q. Pictured are the executive members of the Spires staff From left Margaret Fahnle Dennis Detten wanger Co editors Maureen Glenn and Theodora Robinson Kenneth Baker Winifred Everhart Patricia Kerrigan and Mary Elmer Other staff members are Shirley Allender Margaret Barrlnger Patricia Brown Alice Coakley Frances Cole Judy Clifford Judy Dautremont Franklin Demana Patricia Farrell Donna Ferree Barbara Getz Martha Johnson Patricia Jung Mary Lothschuetz June Rastatter Mary Margaret Schutte Adele Snelling Patricia Speaks Sally Spitler Richard Starling Nancy Thmfay Rosemary Valentle and Constance Walsh l 6L8lfL! We of the 55 Spires staff express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to those who have helped us in our publication: To our advisor, Sister Mary Catherine, To our photographer Mr. Howard O. Weber To Miss Mary E. Hill of The Gray Printing Co., Fostoria printers of Spires , To Mrs. Frank Torchia of Jean Sardou Studio senior pictures To the administration faculty and all others who have helped in any way to make Spires 55 possible. Our Moms And Dads and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wally Allen Clarkel Armentrout Robert Asebroolc Lamar Baker Robert H Ballentme Mrs P C Bartsch Mr and Mrs Rrchard Benmng Mr and Mrs N I Brshop Mr and Mrs W11l1am Bolton Mrs Mary Bost and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs cmd Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harry E Brown Leo Bruqqer Burrell F Buck E C Burkhard Sr Domrnrck Cappellr Iames Carney Frank Colhns Frank Costello Sr P L Coy N I Decker Domrnrck Demana A F Dennrs G F Dettenwcmqer F E Elmer Earl Everhcnt W11l1am Fahnle E I Farrell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs F R Farrell Iames Fennessy GeorgeI Franzen Iames T Glenn Thomas Gorman Olm H Gnfhn Fred H Grrm Paul A Groeber Mrs Marre Heller Mr and Mrs IosephF Herzog Mrs Dorothy Hopplng Iohn H Hughes and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Iohn M Iolmson Myron L Iohnson Davrd Iordcm Ioseph Kearns I M Kearney Robert Keller Robert Lanqen A. 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Selma Rd. at East St. c 0 N 5 n A T u L A T I o N s sfmzs c L A 5 s UF 19 5 5 2129 East Hlgh Street Phone 5 4641 For Men For Young Men For Boys Our 36th Year rn the Heart of Sprznqfzeld CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR cLAss or 1955 OHIO THERMOMETER CO RUBER1' LESSONS EOR ALL AGES IN EVERY TYPE OF DANCING KLINGBELL 13 s FOUNTAIN AVE too? BLDG D A N C E SPRINGFIELD OHIO STUDIOS PHONE 37982 26680 I I 33 Walnut St. Springfield. Ohio ll-IIN Gigi-H T' I'-V 1032 Tcrhsmcxn Clrcle Home Orchards Addition HUPPES BUILDERS INC lan PATTUN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1802 W. PLEASANT ST. II9 wWi!,'!fy'q Zn- QL M-A L . , I ' I ,5. Ifwggz . I , . 'z-' - - flflcn .1 14 4 . Ll , A- -fry ,1:, --A Y- H f - :Q I - -..,.- -W- -1 -un- 13 ....F..,-.,r-.--I,....-,.,...- 'K , ,-, H .r,..-,r,,,.-I, T. - i . In 1,44 I. wi!-msg, M, ' , . . . . Q Compliments ol The Sprmgheld Machme Tool Co SPRINGFIELD OHIO CONGRATULATIONS S Paul Weaver Realty Co S Paul Weaver Insurance Co 510 M G M Bank Bu11d1nq LOUIS A SEGER General Contractor RIT'S HARDWARE 610 Selma Road Open Evemnqs to 8 30 Sunday s 10 OO to 3 00 HARDWARE TELEVISION APPLIANCES DEGENHART CONROY Funeral Home 1115 North Lunestone D1al 3 5751 20 Dial 3-5124 or 3-3101 Phone 3-9472 TUCKER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION 911 Selma Road Dial 20152 CONGRATULATIONS TO Tl-IE GRADS' Our Lady of Mercy Council No. 3737 Knights of Columbus AIAX AUTO WRECKING 20 South Murray Street Phone 4 1217 Hoblole Hahn Ir 43 HUTSLAR S Ludlow at Mound Medlcmes Fountam Service Hunhng and Flshmg Lxcenses D1al 2 0285 Open dally 8 OO 9 30 Robbzns G Myers Inc extends best wzshes to the 1955 qraduatmq class HACCZMIGPS no me 'S5 3 I I . . . . . u I I Ol O SPIINGFIEID 99, OHIO - IIANTFORD, ONTARIO rnaswu. n-sqm nr umm znmaunau lloyno mpmimamu lemon L Gnsnln has Moist: I Cnls Pumps Vnhhhng Iuinlll Q 3 ,ff 2... SPRINGFIELD S GREATEST STORE SINCE I877 Your Iom1Iy store for schooI clothes for sChooI supphes for voco hon Ioqs for Ime home Iurmshmqs Your Iomlly store for quohty cmd dopendob1I1Iy 22 CI-IEERIO SANDWICH SHOP 2419 E Maln St Short Orders G Sandwlches Open 7 A,M to 1 A M CONGRATULATIONS LONG BRANCH DAIRY Edwln E Lorton Cornphrnents of DONAHUE AND HANKEL IOHNSON S GROCERY 1500 W Pleasant St Grocenes Meats COMPLETE SELF SERVICE Phone 2 8861 SCHULER S BAKERIES Spec1al attentlon QIVGH to Church G Party orders BIRTHDAY WEDDING AND ALL OCCASION CAKES The Home oi Home Made iBQked Today-Sold Todayl Complete 11ne of Breads Rolls and Pasines 457 E Mam St 3-4909 14 E. Hlqh St. 3-2337 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 WOBBE S DRY CLEANERS 448 N Llmestone St D1a1 25161 BROWN PAINT STORE Dlstrlbutors of GOOD PAINT We Custom Make Over 2000 Colors D1a1 3-4161 35 W H1gh St Comphrnents of lack Mahoney 39 Representlng Anthony Spencer Realty Co Telephone 4-2882 Spr1nqf1e1d Oh1o ' , ' ' ' 138 s. Fountain Ave. - Dial 4-3121 THE GAS COMPANY Congratulates you on your achievements d Wishes yo th b tth g ' 1'i THE STORE FOR BOYS AND DADS T00 IIIID 37 Years Fountam at I-I1gh Charter Bus SBIVICB To All Pomts In 0h1o R I C 115 SPRINGFIELD CITY LINES INC J E HURST AGENCY 1 P E yN 916W M lb rysf. Sp gf ld Oh I 1' - I B For aes a -2441 I 0 T lephone 3-7136 Your Business is Appreciat ci nsurance or ver eed . u er ie . io W T SMTH For Fresh Lake Trout P1ke Yellow Perch Whrte F1sh Cat F1sh For Del1c1ous Oysters Shrlmps Scallops And Other Sea Foods I t D S t M W HALEY TRUCKING COMPANY D I3-5742 273 S lm R CONTRACT HAULERS HADLEY FURNITURE 51W fm See . . . I I I I I - - I - I Who esale and Re ail ealers 128 th C St t Congratulations to the Seniors ia Rear e a oad Compliments of es ain St. I C HALEY APPLIANCE SHOP Westinghouse 61 Hotpoint Appliances Maytag Washers lronrite lroners TELEVISION Westlnghouse-Zenith General Electric East High St at Burnett Road Open T111 9 P M Dial 5-4111 DORST IEWELRY COMPANY 2100 Reading Rd Cincinnati 2 Ohio Manufacturers ot Class Rings and Pins College and Society lewelry Special Attention Given to Local School Club and Fraternity Pins Furnished Upon Request THE WILLIAM TEAN CO INC 142 E Town St Columbus Ohio Distributors of Finer Fresh Produce and Stokely Fine Canned Foods Congratulations to the Graduates Ladies Auxiliary No 397 Fraternal Order of Eagles BOWMAN S Good Housekeeping Shop Your Own Appliance Store Westinghouse Admiral Servel Leonard W High St 3 9724 LLOYD and WISEMAN 600 W Columbia St 4 3244 1002 Linden Ave 2 1031 Compliments Merchants 8: Mechanics Federal Savings 8: Loan Association OF SPRINGFIELD Limestone and Main I ze O O ' . . ' ' ' I ' . i . ' . ' . .D ' We Invite Your Suggestions 0 Designs 18 . ' . - I Compliments of FOSTER HALLINEAN AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 907 Fxrst Natlonal Bank Buxldmg LITTLETON FUNERAL HOME 830 North L1mestor1e Street Ambulance SGTVICG Telephone 3 6439 DOYLE S RESTAURANT Famous for Beef Sandwzches 135 E Columbla Si F OR EASY TERM LOANS m buymq bulldmq or remodelma your home and for safety and proflt 1I'1 a wlth mterest added every 6 months come to Home C1ty Federal Savmgs and Loan Assoclatlon of Spnngfleld 14 West Mam Street Cor1qratu1at1or1s and Best W1ShGS to the CLARK COUNTY LUMBER CO THE COMMUNITY KITCHEN 7 W 1-hgh Street THE KER DEEN INN 810 E I-hgh Street PREPARING AND SERVING GOOD FOODS BUCK WATERMAN Drstrzbutor of Marathon Gasolme O1Is Fuel Oils 2-40 7 D1a1 3 7121 Sgvinqg qccgunt SeI'11OI' Class of . 2 n- , - - BUSINESS PATRONS Bnnsley s Market 1 152 Laqonda Ave Ca'ppell1 Inc Wholesale Flousts Clams Sunoco Servlce 1754 So Llmestone St Copper Kettle Anhques Phone 2 1270 Demana Iron 61 Metal Co 414 Tlbbetts Ave Detnck s Electncal A. T Dmgeldme Co 519 W Mam St East Main Street Market Eastem Coal Co 1300 Laqonda Ave Emxly s Beauty Shop Your Nelqhborhood Beauty Shop Ftnk 6 Heme Co Bechtel Avenue Ftreoved 6. McCann Fetter Appliance TV RCA Sentmel Crosley Admlral Fredenck s Academy of Beauty Cultu.re Where Your Career Beams Frelnng s Garngan s Inc Gerald s Beauty Salon Glenn s Restaurant Good Food Guardzan Bank Frank Gwmn Servxce Station P A I-ImsonCo Wall Covermq 28 1 . 1 0 . - 1 - . - n u 1 . 1 H . If n . 1 11 , H . 1 . 1 1 I 1 . 1 a BUSINESS PATRUNS K of P Club 610 S Yellow Spnnqs St Lehmans Dry Cleanmg 701 E Cassllly Master Grocers Inc 1201 W Maln St A I McGuu'e Realtor 1407 N Lvnestone St Moms Delicatessen Whne V111a Grocenes Murray s Confechonery Grocenes Meats Beverages C V Mustard Stucco G Plastennq 404 S Plum St Northhme Hardware 2020 N Llrnestone We se11 darn near everythmq Rtch s Loan Mllton Rlch Ieweler 234 E Maln St New Car11s1e Ohlo Phone 9 2666 South Stde Cut Rate 1710 S Llrnestone St Spnngheld Camera Inc 107 N Fountaln Ave Phone 4 0262 Spnnqheld Rug 6 Furmture Ma1n 51 Sprlnq Sunnyland Daxry Bar 2120 S Ye11ow Sprmqs St Sweeney s REIIQIOUS Goods 1136 W Hlqh St Phone 5 2211 Tnbune Prmhng Company Prlnters of Centnb Valenhe Constructxon Company 1730 LODQVIQW Dr Bullders of Flne Homes Walsh Typewnter Agency 145 W Mam St Wanda s Beauty Salon 150 Roosevelt Drlve Zephyr H111 Nursery Complete Landscape Servlce Smcrrt Landscaping 9 0 We Specialize 0 Service and Repair on All Makes and Models by Expert Clutch and Transmission Mechanics! Rebuilt l-lydrornatic Units for Olds, Cadillac, Kaiser, Nash, Pontiac, and Buick Dynatlow REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS for Cars and Trucks The Original Clutch with the Velvet Touch BEN S GARAGE Phone 3 4026 901 Sherman Avenue PHONE 3 4343 .laleouveaca DRIVE IN PAINT STORE Color Service featuring the famous Glidden Products and the Miracle Paint Spred Satin the l00 X Rubber Paint for Walls Ceilings and Woodwork 411 17 E IMIII ST SPRIIIGFIELO OHIO -...AES Best Wishes Class oi 1955 EAGLE TOOL 8: MACHINE CO ING 663 Montgomery Ave Springfield Ohio Phone 51586 0 I 1 , ,i.f...., V , 'Fx 1 . Xsgbf, , n , I - l I - , , IZQ Q.-. its . ll I ll . . . . rr . n Q , O 1 I ' I ' ' , 4..- - ..---- - ' . ' ' . I I , A gf'-:L I .' t, .,., I .- -01,3-..v: J qv U 7 4' .T 'dv ,'.-,L-.' 1 -. . - - F, ,, '.'.,, . -. .wN.f,,fk. I., ' - - -. :gi - - I ll 0 0 I 1 1 - I , , THE GEORGE HAUCKE COMPANY Hardware Plumbing Heatzng Telephone 3 4969 331 5 West Ma1n Street Spnnqheld Oh1O Congratulatrons The Senror Class of 1955 WAYS FIRST QUALI In Bottles THE SPRINGFIELD GOGA COLA BOTTLING GO 423 W North sf ICE CREAM SHERBETS MILK CREAM BUTTER CHEESE Your darry products are fresher and more economzcal at our plant RIVER DALE DAIRY 1018 oak sf 'rel 20178 I to 9 AL H2 Drink . . . ff THE PAYNE TOOL 6 ENGINEERING 45 North Isabella Sprlnqfleld Ohlo HOI-ILMAYER'S LAUNDROMAT DRY CLEANING SHIRT LAUNDRY DIAPER RENTAL 122 N Sprlng St Phone 3 6844 THE MCKENZIE LUMBER 6 COAL CO GRAND AVENUE AND PLUM STREET Sprlngheld Ohlo Phone 3 5581 I ACK STRITCH BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS PARKING AREAS PLAYGROUNDS Lawn Rolhnq Phone 3 8489 Estabhshed 1840 Telephone 39757 SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY 16 18 N I..1mestone St Pap B ld IH d We QIVG S G H Green Stamps HART IEWELRY Hart s lor Diamonds Spnnqfleld Ohlo D1a1 5-1594 26 E Hugh LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Intelligent Servlce Responsible Cleaners wzth the know how ' The Perfect1on Laundry Company 2 CO. . O Dean 5: Barry Palnts 0 Imperial Wsshable . Wall er Q ui erscS Genera ar ware - I , I BRENNAN S Qual: ty Grocerzes GRADE A MEATS Servlnq South Sprlnqtleld 22 Years 2051 S Ltrnestone Street 2 0272 D1crmonds Watches Iewelry S11verwczre vngf 3 South Llmestone St Fme Watch cmd Iewelry Repcnnng E11ck ZIISITICIII Sprmqtreld Ohlo Cornphrnents WEST SIDE AUTO PARTS 622 W Mcun St 3 8671 Where To Buy Prlqldcure Apphcmces Sales 6. Servlce PAUL COLE CO N Llmestone Ph 34928 BETTER FURNITURE VALUES ATHERTUNS INC Open Evenlnqs t111 9 932 West Moun Street Sprmqfleld, Ohio Phones 3 4681 3 4682 PARK LANES BOWLING AND GRILL 24 A M F Autornc1t1c Pmspotters 2229 W Mum Phone 5 5596 Best Wishes PAUL'S CIGARETTE 6. TOBACCO COMPANY Incorporated 216 South Lowry Avenue P O Box 746 SPRINGFIELD, OHIO DIAL 3 4904 I -. L . . , ,:, A- lf. A ff 'ffw' A ' A: fe fr , ,- - 1 ' iuzvvsgnvsrqns ,, I I I O THIS SPACE IS LIMITED BUT OUR TIME IS NOT gCp?R'INEI:LTLNgIgD13JA L1LIIgjLS?gg sTocKsDALE s RESTAURANT C0111 On US 1205 West North Street CLARK COUNTY FARMERS MUTUAL 5 E Co1umb1aSt 25181 Spr1nq11e1c:1 coMPL1MENrs THE W W ELECTRIC COMPANY Sprmgfleld Ohlo LAGUNDA NATIONAL BANK OF SPRINGFIELD S1nce 1873 Cornmerc1a1 Loans Veterans Loans Beal Estate Loans TI-IE BANK 'WITH THE CURB AUTO TELLER 2 East Maln Street Sprlnqfled Oh1o Member of F DIC JOHN IHRIG 8: SONS COAL FEED HARDWARE 18W-24 W Mum St Dtal 37071 4 Personal Loans i Automobi1e Loarg- E1-LA. Loans TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 633 North Limestone Street Springfield, Ohio ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Phone 3-4631 Dorothy May Fine Foot Wear WREN'S BSM I'. Congratulations and the Best of Luck GRAHAM S DEPENDABLE CLEANERS 2508 Kenton St Com plzments of MERCY HOSPITAL BEST AVAILABLE IN MEATS OTTIE WIEGEL MYERS DAII.Y MARKET MITCHELL PHARMACY Rehable Prescrrptron Servzce 839 Selma Rd Phone 3 1201 ARTHUR ELECTRIC CO INC Electrical Supplies Lighting Fixtures Electrical Appliances Monarch Electrlc Ranges 109 lll West High Street Phone 3 6311 BOB KELLER ROOFING CO SERVING SPRINGFIELD FOR 36 YEARS 2639 E Main St Ph 24915 I ll ll . - Q .I I . I . I - I - ' 0 - I i I .ADL f0gl 6LlOA