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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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VOLUME XVI 76601 eoapemtcan I I BY OF CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 0 No man IS an Island entire In ltself every man ns a plece of the continent a part of the mam sand John Donne seventeenth century poet The solutlon of a dlftlcult algebra problem the football game all these elements of our school life demonstrate our need for cooperation wlth others We need others others need us Our successes are not our own The way to them was prepared by others In the attainment of the twofold goal of our education to tlt ourselves for lute here and for Lute hereafter we appreclate the truth of these thoughts Therefore we have chosen as our year book theme success ot the mission proiect, the school dance, the 74606 af eau 06054 lntroductlon 70 zdlalaat adnmmhazau faculty and alan! Student Body E444 amazon me pant Classes Actlvltles 70 lecvuccaopm tam Sports Parents 07 70 uztzoduce Wtome dDade Advertisements 08 20 ,accent ducmeu ffuendc Index 14 W delpyaatofwdae I .... .8 After-school life .... 70 .... ' ..... 8? ' .......... 1 Spures 56 us the record of our school year a year tulled wuth all the wonderful experiences of growung up Sure the gurls learned to dussect an earthworm wuth out squealing and the boys even made tolerable apple pues We found the answers to untrucate math problems and made what to us were startlung duscoverues un test tubes and textbooks But most of all we learned or perhaps we should say began to realuze bugger thungs thungs luke how um portant lufe us and how umportant we are as unduvuduals These are the thungs we especually want to tell you un our 56 Spures We know we arent as self suffucuent and independent as we sometimes luke to make you thunk well I m not such a bug guy euther But together all the Jums and Judys and Susues and Joes working to help each other become good cutuzens of Ameruca and of Eternuty buuldung on the heritage you our elders have left us that way we re pretty umpressuve We ve trued to sum ut all up for you un our bruef foreword sayung No man us an island Right Reverend Monsignor Marhn M Varley Superuntendent of Catholuc Central Hugh School shows new school plans to Mary Margaret Schutte senuor 5. g N4 'ln Z Most Reverend KARL J ALTER Archbishop of Cincinnati 20 ' 4 7445 Sta W 16 p . - , . 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W W-5, we are. l, Judy, am pretty little all alone, and l, Jim- an 42 x Ax 6 43 -J L 5- is 4 Rt Rev Msgr Rev A F Bernard Rev D C Colluns Martun M Varley Pastor St Joseph Pastor St Teresa Pastor St Raphael A L.. igfk knit so- 1'-, - Rev P V Golembuewsku Rev J T Hurley Rev C A Rueger Pastor Sacred Heart Pastor St Mary Pastor St Bernard Come wuth us parents and teachers to whom we owe much of the wonder of lufe we enuoy you who are one of us you our brother whom we have never seen Come to class wuth us share our duscussuons have a coke enloy a noon hour dance un the gym We want you to see how we re learnung to work to play and to share and solve lufe s problems together Youll fund condutuons cramped even though our actuvutues have overflowed unto part of the Sudley grade school buuldung and unto Buckley Hall an old resudence east of our maun buuldung lt wull be crowded and the roar of hughway traffuc past our front door and the rumble of trauns at our back may dustract you unless luke us you are too busy and happy to notuce and you know besudes that the dream of every Centralute past present and future us begunnung to take shape un blue prunts For two years from now we shall greet you un a new school whuch the generosuty of our parents and fruends wull make possuble for us lThere s that workung together ness agaun l All of us wull not be students un the new school how ever but we shall be there un spurut un memory un all the thungs we wull have done to buuld up the lovely tradutuon that us Catholuc Central Oar: pddffwtdf Headung our sux parushes and the grade schools we attended our pastors are vutally unterested un Catholuc Central too They have long been workung toward a bugger and more modern hugh school for us and reuouce as they see theur dreams comung true Equally zealous for our welfare are the assustant pastors whom we meet weekly un reluguon classes Rev Clarence Duegelman St Mary Rev Edwun Francus St Bernard Rev Kenneth Henz St Raphael Rev Wulluam Long St Bernard Rev Glen Perin St Raphael 'ze ewcwdwg Wien Slaves! 0 o a n 0 on n s a Q Q , . , . , . M A 1 J , , 1 ' . I . . n .Q n ss . u Q Q 1 1 - 1 - I -- , D I I ' I I I ' i . . l l - . . . -u . 1 , . .. I ' I I 4 . . . 1 1 , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 Q . . . . . , 1 1 . ' ' O . . , . .- n ' - I 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 Vnhoducing , . . Owe acuity When it comes to showing off our faculty we're abso- lutely stumped. The Sisters are delicate of publicity and won't have their pictures taken. Nevertheless we'll try to give you a brief sketch of what a teaching Sister is like and what makes her so valuable to CCHS. Several of our teachers are tall and slender, a few are short and pleasingly plump , the rest fall some- where between these two categories. But they're all the same underneath: considerate, understanding, and in- terested in their students, for they have dedicated their lives to God and the teaching ot His young people. Any night after school finds a number of nuns coaching slower pupils, correcting test papers, or laughing with some kids in the hall. Sisters of Charity have taught in Springfield for 79 years. Eleven of our I8 Sisters have master's degrees- from universities as far distant as New Mexico and New York. Like us, the Sisters have after-school activities which include everything from helping Janie put those dread- ful pleats in her new skirt to giving Bob and Jim a hand with the displays for the Science Fair. ls it necessary to add that we iust couldn't do with- out them? Sister Marie William, Principal, Student Council Mod- 8l'C1lOl'. Sister Mary Augusta, Instrumental Music, Girls' Choir and Glee Club, Orchestra. Sister Mary Catherine, Senior Homeroom B, Religion, English, Journalism, Centrib and Spires Adviser. Sister Marie Climacus, Freshman Homeroom S-7, Re- ligion, English, World History. Sister Ann Colette, Junior Homeroom lO2, Religion, Typing, Shorthand, World History, General Business, Office Secretary, CSMC Moderator. Mr. Frank Collins, Reserve Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. Sister Mary De Paul, Senior Homeroom lOO,' Religion, English. -gg-5'-'kv .. Q. 4 .1- Sister Marie Devota, Junior Homeroom 104, Religion, Chemistry, Physics, Math lll, Acolyte Moderator, Sodality Moderator. Reverend Clarence Diegelman, Religion. Sister Dolores, Freshman Homeroom lO6, Religion, Librarian, Library Club Moderator. Sister Mary Edith, Junior Homeroom 105, Religion, English, Latin, Student Spiritual Council Moderator. Reverend Edwin Francis, Religion. Sister Germanus, Latin, Algebra. Sister Mary Harriet, Sophomore Homeroom 205, Re- ligion, World History, English. Reverend Kenneth Henz, Religion. Sister Marie Jeannette, Sophomore Homeroom 200, Religion, Latin. 4 r. at -I' I fb Q'-. ' 'rift L- 11i ':,- V Qi -uniq- Sister Emma Josephine, Mechanical Drawing, Alge- bra, Assistant Librarian, Book Room Moderator. Reverend William Long, Religion. Sister Leo Margaret, Homemaking, Clothing, Spanish, Family Living, Mother Seton Club Moderator, Cafeteria Moderator. Sister Jean Marie, Sophomore Homeroom 2Ol, Re- ligion, Typing, Bookkeeping. Sister Paul, Freshman Homeroom 206, Religion, Math lV, Geometry. Reverend Glen Perin, Religion. Mr. William Rankin, American History, Health, Boys' Physical Education Director, Football, Basketball, and Baseball Coach, Moderator of Monogram Club. Mr. Jack Spichty, Assistant Football Coach. This is an architect's drawing of the new senior high school which will be located at H34-l22O East High Street. Enrollment ot the present school, which is crowded and inadequate, is 531. Sta- tistics show that by September l957, completion date tor the new school, enrollment will have reached at least 725. Buildings on the site were razed and construction begun in late spring. Architects are Bankemper and Betz. Plans coll for a two-ond-a-half-story structure with 23 classrooms and laboratories, a chapel, a library, a study hall, a cafeteria and a combination auditorium-gymnasium seating 1,500 persons. Sister Margaret Thomas, Senior Homeroom lOl, Religion, Civics, American History, City Government Day Moderator, Student Council Election Chairman. Sister Ann Vincent, Sophomore Homeroom 202, Re- ligion, Biology, Sodality Moderator. Sister Mary Walter, Freshman Homeroom 204, Re- ligion, General Science, Practical Math, All-Star Club Moderator, Pep Club Moderator. Mrs. Edna Ziegler, Girls' Physical Education Director. Mclean We learn to live by living together with others, and by living like them. As a result of our four years' association with our class- mates, we begin to appreciate the problems of others, to learn to sacrifice our own petty interests for the good of our fellows. Our lives are important not because of what they can do for us, but because of what they can do for others. This is a familiar evening scene in many students' homes. A little nourishment and sisterly advice make homework, especially preparation for exams, a lot easier, decide the Algeosz lane, Mike, and Judy. Saad cz Wim! peut or it -o--- .tv SHIRLEY ALLENDER 35 laganda Avenue St Joseph Scholastnc Honor Roll I Cutnzenshnp Honor Roll I 2 4 Perfect Attendance I Cathollc Actuon 4 Centrub Staff 3 Co Edltor of Sports Page 4 Splres Staff 3 4 Study Hall Monutor 4 Senuor Class Sec 4 Prunclpal s Cabmet 4 Homeroom S c 23 Pep Club Rep 3 lntramural Klckball 3 Volleyball I34 Basketball I 2 Homecomnng Court 4 JOAN PARKER I2O West Hardlng Road St Teresa Entered from Greencastle Hugh School Greencastle lndlana Sept 1953 Scholastlc Honor Roll 23 Cut: zenshlp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 24 Parlsh Cholr 234 CSMC Oratorucal Contest Speaker 3 Sensor Class Treas 4 Prmclpals Cabmet 4 Student Councll Rep 2 Glee Club Treas 4 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Knckball 3 Bowlmg 3 Volleyball 2 34 Basketball 2 3 Homecommg Attendant 4 THOMAS MYERS 67 Luncoln Avenue St Bernard Cmzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Acolyte I 2 34 Boys State 4 Gym Assustant 34 Catholrc Actuon 4 CSMC Rep 2 Study Hall Monutor 4 Sensor Class Pres 4 Pnn cvpals Cabmet 4 Student Councnl Rep 34 Home room Pres 3 Monogram Club Vlce Pres 34 Glee Club 23 Boys Club 4 Varsuty Football 3 Football Capt 4 Reserve Football I2 Reserve Basketball I 2 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball I DONALD BRUGGER l702 Warder Street S9 Bernard Perfect Attendance I234 Acolyte I234 Boys State 4 Sensor Class Vuce Pres 4 Prmcnpal s Cabmet 4 Student Council Rep I Homeroom P s 'l V e Pres 2 Boys Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball I 23 'Z 1'-7 NO MAN IS AN ISLAND the theme of your yearbook, succinctly states that you are members of the Mystical Body of Chrust Therefore, you can never act solely on your own Every member of Thus Body IS mlured by each sm you commlt, every member IS benefited by each act of vlrtue you perform Never thunk of yourself as anythnng but tremendous Almighty God depends on you Wlthout your consent Hrs Chrlst cannot be born anew In hearts The famlshed world will not receive nts Bread God shares with you Hrs Life He has made you for Inflmty Today when the competutlve world sweats and worrles over maternal success, the true Chrustlan calmly lends all hrs efforts to llve In Christ Jesus lf you llve thus you must succeed, for you wnll love God and fulfull Hrs Commandments And thus IS the preparatuon as well as the matter for the Funal Examnnatlon to be admmustered by Chrvst Hlmself on Judgment Day Let our prayers be mutual, Class of 56 that we all make the grade In that test and ment the reward Heaven wnth the Blessed Trlnlty Our Mother Mary God s samts, and our own loved ones Nothmg else really matters Suster Marne Wulluam, Prmcupal Love Does Such Things Father Raymond, OSCO all Samui l4d0666 mom JOANN AKOS 841 West Second Street Sf Teresa cholastlc Honor Roll 2 Cutrzenshrp Honor Roll 1 2 4 ertect Attendance 234 All Sl r Club 3 Porn h our 123 Offnce Asststant 3 CSMC Treas Study Hall Momtor 4 Homeroom Sec 2 Orchestra 2 other Seton Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 234 Basketball 2 3 JUDITH ALGEO 331 South Belmont Avenue SI Bernard cholastuc Honor Roll 3 Ctttzenshtp Honor Roll 1 2 34 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 34 Glrls State Rep 3 Porush Sodollty Pres 3 Lubrary Assistant 234 CSMC Oratortcal Contest Speaker 23 Prnncrpals Cablnet 4 Student Councll Vlce Pres 4 Student Counctl Rep 124 Homeroom Sec 1 Pres 2 Treas 3 Intramural Ktckball 3 Volleyball 1234 Basketball 1 2 3 WILLIAM ANZINGER 621 South Tanglewood Druve St Teresa Scholastic Honor Roll 34 Cuttzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Perlect Attendance 124 Acolyte 1234 Sclence MARY CATHERINE ARMENTROUT 648 East Southern Avenue St Joseph Cuttzenshlp Honor Roll 2 3 4 All Star Club 2 3 Oftuce Asststant 4 Ltbrary Assustant I2 Lubroy Sec 3 Glee Club Accompamst 34 Orchestra 34 Mother S on Club Vu e Pres 3 Intramural Klckball 3 Volleyball 1 2 Basketball 1 Bowllng 3 vw, as !!-, 1 AT ,. 3x 105. of Y- ' We 72am a 0:41 Sepamte 70444 Q1 -ri A-A us. s JUDITH ANN BAEHL 1408 Ltnden Avenue St Raphael Scholasttc Honor Roll 123 Cttuzenshtp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 234 Library Asslstant 4 Student Council Rep 4 Mother Seton Club Pres 4 Bowltng 3 Intramural Ktckball 3 Basketball 13 Volleyball 1 3 PATRICIA BARONE 2531 East Mann Street Sf Bernard Perfect A endance I4 All St r Club 4 Partsh Sodaluty Sec 4 Study Hall Monrtor 4 Homeroom Sec 1 Treas 3 Pep Club Rep 4 Intramural Klckball 3 Volleyball 1 234 Basketball 1 2 3 Cheerleader 4 MARGARET BARRINGER 700 Stevuson Drsve S9 Raphael Scholastnc Honor Roll 1 234 Cutnzenshlp Honor Roll 4 All Star Club 234 Lrbrary Assus ant CSMC Oratortcal Contest Speaker 12 Centrlb Staff 3 Co Edutor of School Page 4 Spares Staff 3 4 CSMC Rep 1,4, Student Councul Rep 2, Homeroom Sec 3, Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Kuckball 3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3 JOYCE EILEEN BARTSCH 1328 Lamar Drlve Sf Raphael Cttnzenshnp Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attendance 4, Ln brarv Assustant 1,2, Mother Seton Club 4 , Q V S ' 2 H ' . -. 2 Vg., ,JH P ..2 G 2 S . 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' . : ' . 7Zm6ewd lil: Qaeda 67, 5, 42 CONSTANCE BEGY 523 East Euclnd Avenue St Joseph Cutrzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 34 All Star Club 4 Offlce Assustant 4 Homeroom Treas 1 Mother Seton Club 3 Bowlung 3 Intramural Kuckball 3 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 VERCENIA BASS 509 Frame Avenue St Raphael lNot prcturedl THOMAS BIGGINS 1335112 North Llmestone Street St Joseph Q Perfect Attendance 2 Acolyte I 2 34 Boys Club 4 3 Reserve Football I 2 Reserve Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 123 CHRISTINE BRANNICK z 424 Bellatre Avenue St Raphael Cntlzenshrp Honor Roll 4 Mother Seton Club Sec 4 Intramural Volleyball I WILLIAM BRIM 1364 Edgar Avenue St Bernard Study Hall Mamtor 4 Homeroom Treas 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 if PATRICIA BROWN Ill North Race Street mv SI Mary Cmzenshnp Honor Roll 234 Perfect Attendance 24 All Star Club 4 Parish Cholr 1 2 34 Centrub Staff 3 Busnness Manager 4 Spnres Staff 3 4 Pep Club Rep 4 Mather Seton Club 3 Intramural Klckball 3 Volley ball 12 34 Basketball 12 3 Bowllng 3 DAVID BRUGGER 1702 Warder Street St Bernard Perfect Attendance 124 Acolyte 123 Boys Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball l 2 3 K uxwnmce surz 815 Lmden Avenue St Joseph Acolyte 124 Gym Assustant 4 Catholnc Actuon 4 R Study Hall Monntar 4 Prmcupal s Cabxnet 4 Student Councul Rep 24 Homeroom Pres 24 Monogram Club 34 Glee Club 23 Boys Club 4 Varslty Foot ball 34 Reserve Football I Varsnty Basketball 34 Reserve Basketball 12 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 1 2 'if 2 ' : , 1 H ' I . . 5 : . , , 1 ' 1 I V , , 1 : A 1 r , , . 5 1 3 . iv' A 4 S 1' . 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EditorI4p Spires Staff 3,42 Pep Club Rep. My Q X ,2,f,,.w 1I2:3, ' ' . A A . .. . 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 f f ' ' I . ' I . I . 'R I ' 2 1 I I ' - 2 , S G - 2 2 .2 - , , 2 A ,hd i 2 it E . 4 A If 2 2 2 ' ' - X I ' 2 :I 2 2 I wh ' . . , , - QV v .IANICE MARIE DAY H08 West Rose Street St Bernard 4? Perfect Attendance 124 Homeroom Treasurer 4 BARBARA DEADY 4 244 South Kenslngton Place Q-5.17: Sf Teresa ,,. Pertect Attendance I 2 3 4 Parlsh Cholr I Mother Seton Club Treas 4 Splres Ad Honors A 1-exe-f' JAMES DEADY 1009 Lagonda Avenue St Bernard Perfect Attendance 2 Glee Club 23 Boys C b 5' Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball I23 PATRICIA DEADY 1574 Sunset Avenue 'QW' St Raphael Cltlzenshlp Honor Roll 34 All Star Club 4 CSM C Oratorlcal Contest Speaker 2 Mother Seton Club V4 SUE DECKER l47 Hampton Place St Teresa Cltlzenshlp Honor Roll 14 Perfect Attendance I ft X Parlsh Cholr 3 Intramural Volleyball I 4 PATRICIA DIXON 6 916 Mound Street St Bernard Intramural Volleyball I 2 Xl-fl ELIZABETH DUGGAN 2403 Sunset Avenue St Raphael Cltlzenshlp Honor Roll I 2 4 Perfect Attendance l 3 4 C SMC Oratorlcal Contest Speaker 2 Mother Seton u 4 Intramural Klckball 3 Vol eyball I Basketball I 2 S .14 4141 56 Deugn . C' 1 K -2 . Q T X I ' ' 5 ' ' ,2,3: I ft Q 1 . Q 4 .3 5: ,lill ' lu 47 cl x 5... T, lag- l ,I 7 1 . . ,, .. . . li '47 S 'te 'lt .' -A A . Y. ,. AA, . 4, K , ci if ', t ' , il ,2,a, YJ W - . I ,. xX1f7t' I gig 6 I ' a 0 THOMAS DUGGAN 2403 Sunset Avenue St Raphael Per ect Attendance 14 A Iyte 1234 CSMC Rep 23 Glee Club 23 Band 1 Intramural Volley b 4 ANN DUNN 1812 Crescent Drlve St Teresa Cmzenshnp Honor Roll 3 Perfect Attendance 4 rush Chonr 1 2 3 C S M C Oratorlcal Con es eaker 2 CSMC Rep 1 Pep Clu Rep Glee Club Vlce Pres 4 Intramural Knckball 3 Valley 1 2 3 4 Basketball THERESA ESPOSITO 34 Lagonda Avenue St Bernard Q-..,, plug.. Scholastrc Honor Roll 4 Cutuzenshlp Honor Roll 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 1 2 4 Parush Sodallty Vlce Pres 4 Offuce Asslstant 4 CSMC Oratorucal Contest Speaker 2 Homeroom T eas 2 Vuce Pres 4 P p Club Rep 34 Intramural Krckball 3 Volleyball 1 2 34 Basketball 12 3 Homecomung Queen 4 JAMES FENLON 120 Englewood Drlve St Bernard Monogram Club 34 Varsnty Football 34 Intro mural Volleyball 4 Basketball 2 3 DONNA FERREE 816 West Second Street S9 Teresa igsf Parnsh Choir 1 Centrnb Staff 3 Circulation Manager E Xie 4 Spures Staff 34 All Star Club 4 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 34 Bowlmg 3 Spures Ad Honors 4 PATRICIA FLANIGAN 131 East Luberty Street St Raphael Scholastuc Honor Roll 24 Cutlzenshnp Honor Roll 1234 Perfect Attendance 24 All Star Club 4 arlsh Sodaluty Sec Lubrar Assls ont CSMC Oratorucal Contest Speaker 2 Study Hall Manrtor 4 Student Councll Rep 4 Homeroom Treas 1 Pep Club Pres 4 Pep Club Rep 234 Mo er Seton Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 12 Basketball 1 2 Cheerleader 4 SIDONIA FROCK Y 1043 Lagonda Avenue St Bernard Cntuzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 1 Parush Chour 1 Parlsh Sodallty Treas 4 Glee Club Sec 4 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Kuckball 3 Volleyball 1 3 4 i 12' -c- me Y' 'WIC agua ounce! allelic Q... ,sr ' I ,J C0 , , ,g .. . . . ,z ,: : - - 1 all . . 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Ii I . if 6 I I We '7mZ 1 mi. 16 Wana Study 7474664 l WC' ttf' 'YW 6,9 CHARLES GANNON ZI9 North Plum Street St Joseph Perfect Attendance I Acolyte I 2 3 Monogram Club 34 Boys Club 4 Varstty Football 34 Reserve Foot ball 2 Reserve Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball I3 MARGARET GARRITY 302 North Isabella Street St Mary Scholastnc Honor Roll I2 Cutnzenshap Honor Roll 4 r u P ns ur I CSMC Vlce Pres 4 CSMC Study Club Leader 4 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Volleyball I2 Spares Ad Honors 4 RITA GNAU 623 York Street St Joseph Cutnzenshup Honor Roll 2 4 Intramural Volleyball I JO ANN GRIFFIN 321 North Plum Street St Raphael Basketball 3 PAUL GROEBER I452 North Llmestone Street St Teresa Homeroom Sec I Glee Club Vice Pres 3 Glee Club 23 Boys Club 4 Intramural Basketball I JAMES HAEMMERLE lI2 South Florence Street St Bernard Entered from St Gregory Hugh School Cnnctnnatt no Jan I956 Pornsh Chonr 4 Acolyte 4 ln ra mural Volleyball 4 .IOSLPH HARRIS IOO7 North Burnett Road St Raphael Perfect Attendance 4 Scnence Club 4 CSMC Rep Glce Club 2 3 Band 6 - P , 1 ' : ' , 1 - ' A 5 R l,2,3,g All src Cl b '3,'4, uw Cho' ,2,3,4, ,Q Q . .. . I I A tx ' 6 Q Citizenship Honor Roll 4g lntramurol Volleyball 35 Q 4 IA, li' 5 Oh' , . . I I I 3 I - s g , tt I , I 1. I I I I I ' PATRICIA HART 1728 Warder Street St Raphael :zenshrp H nor Roll 4 Lnbr ry sts ant Pep Club Rep 2 Malorette 1 Mother Seton Club 4 nramural Kckball 3 V eyball 123 Basket MARY LOUISE HEALY 555 East Northern Avenue St Raphael Scnolasttc Honor Roll 3 Cltnzenshep Honor Roll 23 Llarary A sustant 12 Student Councll Rep 4 ep Club Rep 4 Glee Club Pres 4 Glee Club Accom mst Orc es ra 2 lntramura Kuckb eyball 12 Basketball 1 NANCY HEATON 2521 Beatrlce Street S! Raphael mzenshlp Honor Roll 24 Mother Seton Club 4 B Ing 3 Intramural Volleyball 12 BARBARA HEII, 550 Ogden Road St Raphael Scholasttc Honor Roll 34 Cutnzenshlp Honor Roll u 234 Oflnce Assustan Llbrary Asslstant 23 Homeraom Treas 2 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Basketball l ROBERT HILL 1844 Stratford Place St Teresa Perfect Attendance 1 All Star Club 4 Acolyte 12 34 CSMC Rep 3 Student Councul Rep I Study Hall Monutor 4 Homeraom Vnce Pres 24 Monogram Club 34 Glee Club 23 Boys Club Pres 4 Varsnty Football 4 Reserve Football 12 Reserve Basketball 1 2 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 12 3 MARY HILLER 521 Scott Street Sf Joseph Cltlzenshlp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance lntra mural Knckball 3 Volleyball 1 23 DONALD HUTCHINSON 418 North llght Street Sl Mary Perfect Attendance 4 Acalyte 1234 Sclence Club 4 CSMC Rep 4 Boys Club 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Bowllng 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball N 'NK Q1 EL 3 vpn- 4 ww ,.. fi If '? 4-'W X Scion! ?Zcw4, Open Www Cn o 1 ' o As t I,2,31 I r a I 1 on ' , , I ball l,2,3. - K S ' , s ' - 1 P, I . . 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Honors 4 ..t f' Hn,- it rpms i Q -2' wr, MARGARET JORDAN 1038 Lagonda Avenue St Raphael Crtnzenshrp Honor Roll 124 All Star Club 234 Lnbrary Assrstant 1 2 3 Sclence Club 4 Mother Seton Club 3 Bowllng 1 3 Intramural Krclrball 3 Volleyball 23 Basketball 1 PATRICIA JUNG 640 East Rose Street St Joseph Scholastuc Honor Roll 123 Cutlzenshup Honor Roll 2 34 Parlsh Organlst 1 2 34 Legron of Mary Treas 1 2 l.lbrary Assustant 4 CSMC Oratortcal Contest Speaker 3 Centrlb Staff 3 Spares Staff 3 Glee Club Accompamst 3 Orchestra 3 Intramural Krclcball 3 Volleyball l 2 3 Basketball 1 2 PHYLLIS KAMMER 1415 Pythran Avenue St Teresa Volleyball I 23 Basketball 1 2 DAVID KASCSAK 220 East Grand Avenue St Raphael Perfect Attendance 4 Acolyte 1234 Parush So dalrty Vrce Pres 4 Boys Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 Baseball 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 2 3 BARBARA KOEHLER 2678 East Hugh Street St Bernard Cttlzenshlp Honor Roll 12 All Star Club 3 Olhce Asslstant2 Llbrary Club Treas 3 CSMC Rep 2 Pep Club Sec 2 Mother Seton Club Treas 3 lnt a mural Kuckball 3 Volleyball 23 Splres Queen 4 Ad Honors 4 RICHARD KRAMER 1311 East Hugh Street St Raphael All Star Club 3 Study Hall Monrtor 4 Student Councrl Rep 2 Homeroom Pres 2 Monogram Club 34 Glee Club 2 Boys Club 4 Varsrty Football 134 Reserve Football 2 Reserve Basketball 1 2 Intramural Volley ball 4 Basketball 1 2 3 5 fi 1: 3, . -4 U ' l : 5 Ad ,V H A' lift ' n. 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JOHN MATHEW 2OIO Kenton Street St Joseph Cvtlzenshlp Honor Roll 2 Perfect Attendance I4 Acolyte I 2 34 Study Hall Monltor 4 Bays Club 4 RICHARD MILLER 1039 Warder Street St Bernard Perfect Attendance 4 Acolyte I 2 3 4 C SMC Rep 4 Homeroom Vuce Pres I3 Glee Club 23 Boys Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball I23 Parish Sadallty Pres 3 WILLIAM MILLER 649 East Hugh Street X 4? St Joseph I Entered from lmcoln Hugh School Portland Oregon Sept I953 CSMC Rep 2 Homeroom Vnce Pres 3 Varsuty Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 X I ' . . gc 'A' ' l,2,3,4g Parish So '13 . 4, c.s.M.c. R p. Ip so I N . . . K 4-vi ' 7' SOM h 2. 2 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 I 5 .- ,Q I x., 1 M' Citizenship Honor Rall I,2,4g Perfect Attendance 4. 'X A L , X . P2 2 2 2 2 I ' 2 ' lf-fe' 9 5 t L I H lg :V 4,0 . X f K, l 2 l I I 2 I I 2 2 ' , - 1 l . 1 - I ', , , 2 . . . . . . , kv 2 2 2 2 - 1444645004: - - Wfdedfdane EDWARD MONTANUS 1902 North Fountaln Boulevard St Teresa Perfect Attendance 4 Student Councul Rep 1 Home room Pres I Homeroom Vrce Pres 3 Glee Club 2 3 Squares Club Pres 3 Squires Club 4 Boys Club 4 Bowlrng 3 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 3 RITA MOONEY 916 Cedar Street St Mary Cmzenshrp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 34 Partsh Chonr 12 Homeroom Sec 4 Mother Seton Club 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 23 KATHLEEN MULDOON 235 Parkwood S9 Raphael Entered from Samt Agnes Academy lndranapolus Indlona Sept 1954 Crtlzenshtp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 34 CSMC Rep 3 Homeroom Sec 4 Intramural Krclcball 3 Volleyball 34 Basket ba 3 ROSE MICHELE MURRAY 219 Glenn Avenue St Raphael Crtuzenshrp Honor Roll 4 All Star Club 34 Lrbrary Asststant 1 234 BERNARD NACHTRAB 3069 Dayton Avenue St Mary Crtxzenshtp Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Porush Chorr 3 Acolyte 1234 Sclence Club CSMC Pres 4 Student Councll Rep 4 Glee Club 3 Boys Club 4 Intramural Volleyball 4 JOHN 0 NEAL 231 Bellevue St Raphael Perfect Attendance l 2 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 MARIA DE OYARZABAL 24112 South Sprrng Street St Raphael Crtrzenshrp Honor Roll 4 All Star Club 4 Lrbrary Assrstant 3 Ltbrary Pres 4 Student Council Re 4 Homeroom Treas 2 Pep Club Rep 4 Glee Club Accompanrst I 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Intramural Knckball 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 ffthih 1 iz ve Y Q -5-4 Ye- '1 i X if J 7aawzui Kemal Z acenaent 70445 Dua aww Wald fn 714 v:-if ,s 1, if T' ALJ 22 fb A Q? --r NANCY REIGHARD 2478 Hllltop Avenue Sl Bernard Cltnzenshup Honor Roll 234 Parlsh Chotr 4 Porlsh Sodoltty Pres and Vtce Pres 4 CSMC Oratortcal Contest Speaker 2 Student Counctl Rep 4 lnta mural Ktckball 3 Volleyball l 2 34 Basketball l 23 FRANCES JOAN RILEY 2114 Kenton Street Sf Raphael Clttzenshtp Honor Roll 4 Mother Seton Club Intramural Volleyball l MARY MARGARET RILEY 2l 14 Kenton Street Sf Raphael Cutlzenshup Honor Roll 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Sacnstan l Intramural Ktckball 3 Volleyball l23 Basketball I 2 3 NANCY RILEY l840 Hlllslde Avenue Sf Raphael Perfect Attendance l 2 4 Band 2 Intramural Knckball 3 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 JOYCE ROGERS 276 South Belmont Avenue S! Raphael Ctttzenshnp Honor Roll 4 Pep Club R l 24 n a mural Ktckball 3 Volleyball l 2 34 Basketball l 23 .IANICE RYAN 362 Terrace Drlve S9 Teresa Scholasttc Honor Roll 4 Ctttzenshtp Honor Roll 234 Parush Cholr l 2 34 C SMC Rep 3 Student Councnl Rep 4 Mother Seton Club Vtce Pres 4 Intramural Klckball 3 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Home comtng Attendant 4 BARBARA SCHARTZ l2l Dover Road St Bernard Scholosttc Honor Roll 4 Clttzenshtp Honor Roll 2 3 4 All Star Club 4' Library Assistant 3 4- Gym Assistant 3' C.S.M.C. Rep. 4- Intramural Volleyball l 4- Basket- b l. MARY MARGARET SCHUTTE 226 West Perrln Avenue St Joseph Scholastuc Honor Roll 1 234 Cntnzenshup Honor Roll 1234 Perfect Attendance 24 All Star Club 34 CSMC Oratorncal Contest Speaker 234 Centnb Staff 34 Splres Staff 3 Edutor nn Chlet 4 CSMC 12 Pep Club Vtce Pres 3 Pep Club e 124 Glee Club Pres 2 Intramural Kuckball 3 Volleyball 1 2 34 Basketball 1 3 Cheerleader 4 DENNIS SEAVEY 1500 Torrence Avenue St Teresa Entered from Cathedral Hugh School Indnanapolls lndtona .Ian 1955 Perfect Attendance 3 Monogram Club 4 Boys Club 4 Bowling 3 Golf 3 lntramural Basketball 3 PATRICIA SELKE 538 West Parkwood Road St Joseph Cwtnzenshup Honor Roll 3 4 Perfect Attendance 4 Pep Club Rep 2 Mother Seton Club 4 Intramural Kuck ball 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 RONALD SHAY 318 South Greenmount Avenue St Joseph Monogram Club 34 Glee Club 23 Boys Club Vnce Pres 4 Reserve Football 1 Varsuty Basketball 4 Reserve Basketball 123 Intramural Volleyball 4 BARBARA SHIREY 1022 Cypress Street St Joseph Cnttzenshlp Honor Roll 4 All Star Club 23 llbrary Knckball 3 Volleyball 1234 Basketball 12 Spnres Ad Honors 4 ANTHONY SILVESTRI 2101 Clnfton Avenue St Raphael Perfect Attendance 1 Acolyte 1234 Youth Con ference Rep 4 Parnsh Sodaluty 'Ireas 3 CSMC Orotorucal Contest Speaker 2 Student Councnl Rep 1 Homeroom Pres 1 Monogram Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 Boys Club 4 Varsity Basketball 34 Reserve Basket ball 1 2 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 1 2 JOSEPH SPEAKS 615 Portage Path St Mary Scholastic Honor Roll 234 Cutuzenshnp Honor Roll 34 Perfect Attendance 4 All Star Club 34 Parish Chour 3 Acolyte 1 2 34 Catholic Actlon 4 CSMC Oratorncal Contest Speaker 23 CSMC Study Club leader 3 CSMC Rep 1 Student Councll Pres 4 Prnnclpals Cabtnet 4 Homeroom Ice Pres 2 Pres 3 Glee Club Treas 3 Boys Club 4 Reserve Football 2 Intramural Volleyball 4 Basketball 13 11 11 .... 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I I I , 5 -nw I 700154 One Wow qfaulle ta Hump ps l get th says George Fuscher presudent of Room TO5 as he lends c gentle manly hand to Patty Todhunter vnce presndent whtle Mlke McGee lreasurer and Nancy Lewe secretary hold trght to thenr sllppery books TOP ROW from left Anthony Anastasl Judy Anderson Sue Appel Robert Asebroak Louuse Berg Ted Bernsteln Anthony Bess SECOND ROW from left Carolyn Brandle Oscar Broerung Edward Brown Donald Burk hard Ronald Burkhard Julla Burrows Mabel Cann THIRD ROW from left Mtldred Canny Phnlup Cashun Mary Cocca Janet Dennns Judy Detten wanger Davud Donahue Patrncln Donohoe FOURTH ROW from left Judy Donovan Carol Doolan Patrncna Edmunds Carolyn Euerung Marne Evans Donald Farrell Charles Fazlo '? qs- 5 Y I Oo - 'Il em, ' , 5 X , X I l 74. '27 A X 9 J l X. 3 v 1 l sis Qu v4 QQ Dis 4: I Q-up -9 dew 68' 'gage 57 qw! any fi Q! gi-4 ,l P' TOP ROW from left Connie Flanagan Janet Freknng Ann Garrity James Gnau Alicia Graf Mary Ann Grigsby Helen Groeber SECOND ROW from left Philip Groeber Bev erly Guunan Lawrence Guman Michael Hannon Josephine Harrington Leah Hawver Ellen Heafey. THIRD ROW from left: Robert Heinzen Francis Herford Lawrence Hill Linda Hoecker, James Horn Robert Ingalls Fred Johnson. FOURTH ROW from left: Dennis Kelly Judith Kuss Carl LaFayette Gladys Lauer Russell Lenover James Livingston Kenneth Laos. FIFTH ROW: Judy Gnau. Wonder if that would be a good idea?' ponder lO4's class officers: Dave Muth treas- urer' Lucy Cocca secretary: Dick Seaman president' and Jean Ulliman, vice president: w o meet after shoal to plan their next meeting. arc: -ar 2 2 'a, -1 'i ,. 4 ' il iw -qv: 'Y Q, ado TOP ROW from left James L Lyons James M Lyons Jamce Magel Kathleen Malahy Jo Ann May Wnlltam Mayer Robert McBreen SECOND ROW from left Carole McConnell Davrd McDargh Donald McNeal John Mertens Robert Mowery John Nangle Patrlcua Newell There are only two cokes but Ive got four straws grlns Leo Kelly vice president as Make McCullough presldent Teresa Moody secretary and Tony Brown treasurer take a break un preparnng a class meetmg for Room 'lO2 THIRD ROW from left Joseph Nnghtlngale Jane ONelI Barbara Patton Allan Peters Terrence Phlllnps Martha Putt James Potts BOTTOM ROW from left Joan Redoute Jerome Ruley Fred Robertson Marllyn Roller Denms Ryan Frank Ryan Susan Sanders 1 1 ? arm L R .ng .rs 'lr' -5 3 Y 5 1447 6 M054 6675 TOP ROW from left Thomas Schmenk Thomas Schulte Mayola Senlor John Shanahan Joann Shay Patrlcla Sheridan Ruchard Snellung SECOND ROW from left Wulllam Spahr Gerald Stach Barbara Shne Thomas Swutalsku Daniel Tayloe Francls Townsend Betty Turner Anyone lor a ham sandwlch9 smnles Jac Nangle as tumors Rlchard Snellnng Judy Detten wanger and Josephnne Harrlngton plan to have a plcnlc In the park THIRD ROW from lett Anuta Vance Ursula Votel Joseph Wagner Donald Wallace Walter Walsh Judy Ward Kay Wenzel BOTTOM ROW from left Wlllnam West Joseph Whltacre Arlene Wlegel Donald Wnlcoxon Sue Wnlcoxon Judy Wnllus Wnlllam Znegler 7' 'Ffh' v7 4 v i li- if ,af if' o-5 TT BOTTOM ROW from left Thomas Brennan Kathleen Ryan Janet Heil Hubbert Virginia Appel William Ivory Callle 'ne Kramer F Qnc'5 H'lbe'l FOURTH ROW from left Catherine Schutte Helen Lyons Howard SECOND ROW from left Jane Algeo Vincent Demana George Stahl Patricia Mooney Patricia Mealy KU55 James Mode' BeVe'lV B ' FIFTH ROW from left Carl Shaffer Barbara Kearney Thomas Walsh THIRD ROW from left James Simonton Linda LaVeIle Patricia Ann Redoutey vf Jil M HV 'lf-eff 2 BOTTOM ROW, from left: David Sadlier, Barbara Gnau Alice Jung, SECOND ROW, from left: Thomas Arber, William Callison, Margaret Maureen Peacock Larry Melvin. Willis Edward Rastatter. sw zm ew :mf my Wm 30 5 x, it ,1 K! K? .1 BOTTOM ROW from left Raymond Dalton Barbara Hengel Kenneth SECOND ROW from left Jerry Burkhard Theresa Jung Charlotte Comer Kay Wulcoxon Mnchael Costello Sassen Josephme Wuzemann Roger Glynn 144 Da S 205 Q '7 X Q., 5 ,Q BOTTOM ROW from left Danuel Sullnvan Nancy Trenner Patruck Shuler Dolores Rauch James Reedy lynch Mc'90'e' Kearns Ffanfef OB 'en FOURTH ROW from left Anthony Groeber .Iamce Lee Phullp SECOND ROW from left James Foreman Jane Krupp Ruta Murray Montanus Benlamm Duxon Jane' Gflffm EdW'-'Hd DYBV FIFTH ROW from left Ellns Jaynes Dennls Flaherty Elleen Murray THIRD ROW from left Penelope Robinson Charles Barnett Helene Jerry Cavanaugh 70654 S , 202 72am Saba! BOTTOM ROW from left Thomas Gardner Potrucua Coppell: Mar garet Beach Lmda Allender Henry Graper SECOND ROW from left Mary Copeland Donald Vance John Conwell Dan Roberts Dawn Dooley THIRD ROW from left Robert Shobe Joyce Horstman Joan Hoppmg Dovnd Torlma FOURTH ROW from left Edward Wead Rnchard Mader Rlchard Brown Tum Townsend BOTTOM ROW from left Mary Beth Graeber Jerry Swntolslu John Vollmer Rlchard Martnn Nancy Fahy 32 Q -q SECOND ROW from left Thomos Newell John Seavey James Greenwalt Gerald Tehan James Davus X . W C o , M JJ J y ? Y . it A. , 1 , '52 X, 1 QV K , 2 l .1 1 7 1 ' Q I, ' 1 5 1 1 . 1 , , . . I : l I I T I I , , - . - cf ' 5- C . F K M . , ..- .- .-T . I 7 ar. M x x 7 6. N f ' ' 4 , I -L M' Q: J ' J . F- ' x , , ' 3 , - 1' ' 0 l 'X T V 1 , , 2 . , f , , , - , , - lb? if gf P 4.. f BOTTOM ROW from left Morgue Nash Palrscva Raley Patrlcna Compton Barbara Coakley Claure Bumgarner Carol Compton GWY R052 G0'f Y Mafvbeth Edelmfm Manly Zmk THIRD Row from len Carmel Lqplqr-we colleen Goungs Barbara SECOND ROW from lell Margaret DeWutt Juduth Elmer Karen Caulfueld Mary Jo Gnau Mary Barone Aluce Campbell ,gg-If' C44 Ufdni Eu Cir 1-v 20 BOTTOM ROW from left Margaret Records Lorralne SECOND ROW from left Janet Huxon Peggy Allen Barton Marlanne Sheehan Patrma Gordon Jane Alucua deOyarzabal Juduth Ulllman Hackett ii. 1-f Y' 5 'Z- BOTTOM ROW from left Joyce Cast Barbara Kammer Jo Ann Flaker Mory Lucas Caryl Scherzmger Judnth Baker SECOND ROW from left Amta Hutchnnson Potrucua Kslus Phyllus Woods Anne Mertens Renee Mansor if '-':- ' - C gr- A. - x 3 6 v ,, f . K C 'f G Q - 1 5 I I I - . I I . 1 I q I - I 1 1 I . - I 5 I ' I I : U I I I I I I I I - K A 1 ,- K., N. ., E v A 2: . . ' . I 13311::t2f:lZ3Ag','...,. X ' ' ,.g:i:::1:::1'1'.'.1 , 1 I : I ' I Z . I I I I I V I I I ' . -- v H V ,, S' , , . ia ey i f, .0 Q. A ,V ' ' sf Yggv K gf , -I XXV.- .ij xx ' e r I - I I I ' I I ' nom 204 Ii new bc xg BOTTOM ROW from left Harry Huffman Frederrck Bennett Thomas Martrn James ONenlI SECOND ROW from left Mrchael Dunn Alan Mertens Thomas Wertzcl Thomas Grady THIRD ROW from left Wnlltam Grrmm Rnchard Aldrndge Joseph Carney Kevm Charters -qs ff nv X. -un L v BOTTOM ROW from left MrclvaelDor1ottue James Kearns Thomas Murray James Hart Davrd Boehrlngcr SECOND ROW from left Rrchard Pence Charles Robertson Jerry Jung Robert Beach Fred Rrvenburgh 34 x.. THIRD Foster gr 13 ROW from left Mlchael Whltacre Robert Sample Rvchard Rrchard Haley FOURTH ROW from left Frederuck Schnerder Larry Sweet George Dqtten wanger Patrtck McCurdy . ', V , 'fr Q Y 4 - ' -' 'r X ,Tiff- 1 he ,V it-,' I '59 f T ,.,LX 1 V. T, ' lag T 4' t -- ' be if' A wb D N ' ff v If ' ' t B 4 I LL 'ff -I . Y f N t . it 1+ if - , Q J 41 Q ' . .': D 'O K ar 24441: mel, V BOTTOM ROW from left Joseph Wren Robert Anzinger Michael Algeo Edward Lowe Paul Peters THIRD ROW from left Lawrence McNally George Franzen Philip Davenport George Nolte FOURTH ROW from left John Lonsway Jerome Lawrence Richard Grube Daniel Groeber BOTTOM ROW from left Charles Smith Robert Wolbert Fred Peacock James Doolan Frank Burke Robert Sheehan Wovd SOME' Evans Thomas KUSS John VU Ve'10f THIRD Row from left James North Edward Patton Daniel Routzahn SECOND ROW from left William Dick Richard Reamer Michael Kenneth Ross Gerald Gnau Donald DeWitt 1 V I v 1 A L ' I ' 'I .V X ' I ' I my ' s. h .9 V s x Q A Q if 'A f l ' ' V N 1 I l I , ' 1 V v .P Q 'G ' - , ' 1 ' v l l Q . i l Q S 1 , K x F i , - A K A ' ull J ' SECOND ROW, from left: Thomas McNeil, Timothy Jordan, Robert Everhart, George Bianchi. , . I l I , 1 , T 4 ' ' , i 2 T A X ' , D X N I N , t X W l 1 ' f ,- xox BOTTOM ROW from left Kathleen Ma Iowney Mary Decker Marnlyn Gordon Cecelia Derry SECOND ROW from left Sara Smuth Bernadette Sumendnnger Carol Etchman Sally Grumes THIRD ROW from left Theresa Ross Mary Ellen Frock Rose Ellen Crust Kath een Arber FOURTH ROW from left Roberta Heal Dorothy Shuler Mary Harnngton Ada Graeber FIFTH ROW from left Frances Beverly Renate Kerrns Vuvnan Teach Katherme Flanagan S7,4fze Fund to 3 BOTTOM ROW from left Patrlcla Glynn Patructa Mtnnuck Mary Shaughnessy .lamce Wallace SECOND ROW from left Kay Flelschman Angela Moyer Mary Haemmerle THIRD ROW from left Cornella Clark Ruth Snellmg Mary Malowney FOURTH ROW from left Joanne Stach Dons Haemmerle Rosemary Maughan FIFTH ROW from left Patrecua Glaser Ann Seger Kathleen Jordan Jem Ann Canter xf 'Q 13 -., BOTTOM ROW, from left: Constance Barone, Patricia Gaffney, Margaret Mun- ger, Kathleen O'Brien, Martha Dundon. SECOND ROW, from left: Virginia Parson, Ann Cocca, Cecilia Shea, Carol Pavelka. THIRD ROW, from left: Mary Ann Fisher, Kathleen PeConga, Judy Ruggles, Mary Ryan, Verle Maloney. FOURTH ROW, from left: Rose Ann Free- man, Dorothy Massie, Tlreresa Brown, Gretchen Sadlier. FIFTH ROW from left' Beverly Fahy Con stance Armentrout Mary Dnllon Shtrley Beamlsh 114206601 Hideout 6 BOTTOM ROW from left Elaune Powell Maureen Garry Jean Mc THIRD ROW from left Judy Capen Mary Hannon Mary Ann Barton Cullough Shlrley Martnn Saundra Cavanaugh Dons Cappella SECOND ROW from left Patrucua Neal Patrucua Gallagher Kathleen FOURTH ROW from left Janet Hatfueld Margaret May Susan Lusch Russell Ann McGee Lynn Ann Tangley Shurley Watson Brenda Johnson it 37 I I I A C' ' . L I ' 1 X -. ' 0 6 , 2 ' , . - , 2 , , , , , . . , 1 ' I , ' ' , , 1 I , , ' V , , . . - 1, , , 'I , , 3 J V . Y '1 , I. -Y A 'J f: 1' e- - ff: 1 of 7 Y .fsi l . l 4' Qt- 1 . x ' ,F , Q .-,, fr I 3 ' V . ' -A .. A. , I Q- any , QV, . ,hu A ., -YQ V If ' I . - , 1 U . 'A' gf O M V r , . R 'A , I ' A' O I . v f,4f-1 fi - . Q . . - sa 7 ' , ..-. -1 3 I l , A . . 1 . 1 , I I , -' I 5 f f Afwi , 6.-wg U-- ' 700766109 wifi Otiew 441464 All of our studies-history, English, sci- ence, mathematics, and especially religion equip us for life in the world. Whether we decide to further our edu- cation and take up a profession, to enter a factory, or to become business men, we will discover that we do not exist for ourselves alone. Our accomplishments and failures either add to or detract from the achieve- ments of our whole generation, society, and time. Too many cooks . . . is out of date as far as classes go. Homework done together is really fun. Mary Ann Fisher advises and John Conwell bravely samples, as Chef .lames Carney whips up a spice cake. an prewar!! af Um 2463... Father Perin looks a little doubtful about freshman Robert WoIbert's answer to his question concerning the blackboard diagram. ln the beginning was God . . . Fresh- man religion classes logically begin with the study of the creation of the world, and how God started man on his Quest for Happiness. In this connection, they learn about God the Father and strive to develop the virtues of faith, prudence and humility. Hope is the keynote virtue of the sopho- more year, as students learn how Jesus Christ gave the hope of salvation to man- kind by His death. ln January Father Lawler, who instructed the tenth grade, was appointed pastor of St. Benigna Church, Greenfield, Ohio. Father Francis took over his classes. Catholic Central uses the Quest for Happiness religion texts, which stress man's search for the eternal happiness of heaven. What is that used for, Father? inquire Janice Lee and James Reedy, of Father Lawler. Sophomore religion classes study the Mass, its ceremonies and parts. Frances Beverly and Angela Mayer listen absorbedly as Father Dieglemon explains the theme ol their religion book to them. 0 1 . P X351 V4 I X - - 5 i f X I h 711.5 I 5 Q , xks' 'I A I -. bac. X ,Cf . ' Mew, Here's an interesting article, remarks Charles Fazio to Gladys Pausing in examining an assignment, Father William Long Lauer, as she bundles Catholic magazines tor missions. explains a question to Joseph Wagner and Marilyn Roller. dame wa! .Zane Me 714 To know, love and serve God in this world. . . Juniors pursue this aim specific- ally by studying the Holy Spirit and Church history. Helping to guide others in their quest, iunior religion classes proposed school- wide proiects for the missions. Homeroom lO4 sponsored drives to send toys, Cath- olic magazines, and Christmas cards to Glenmary missions. Seniors working for credits for their eternal commencement study the virtue of iustice, the four last things, vocations, , and work out a personal plan ot life. 7 Previewing the life ahead of them, sen- iors realize that they will need to work hard for a diploma to everlasting hap- piness. Studying the life of Mary, they discuss topics related to the theme of the year, To Jesus through Mary. Pondering a teen-age problem are Father Kenneth 7 tk Henz and seniors David Kascsak and Connie Begy. F: f ?s':' - , 1 1 ,V --Lv J .' . J f L' f'fA1- ' . ABOVE: Admiring their water wheel projects are freshmen scientists Sue Lisch, Robert Everhart, Edward Patton, Ada Graeber. AT RIGHT: Russell Lenover explains the path of lightning to Science Club president, Ted Bernstein, standing, and to other officers: Judy Gnau, Janice Magel, Mary Cocca, Mildred Canny, seated. Decompose water? Locate a constellation in the winter sky? Sure, we can, agree science students. General science, the foundation for more advanced science courses, is a freshman elec- tive. It trains students to apply the scientific method. Using test tubes and crucibles, junior chem- istry students study the composition of matter and its changes. The Science Club, organized this year, aims to increase knowledge of science and of current scientific achievements. The club is open to members of chemistry and physics classes. 4 Px n V- l, i1f , G cf-rvnx-A f-, fl, if '4 1 x .wx , L41 -'Y X C1 Intent on the fascinating iob ot dissecting a frog are, at the tirst table at left: Anita Hutchinson, Patricia Garry, second table: Joyce Cast, Margaret Allen, third table: Donald Vance and Robert Davis. 77Z6cwaao,be Qbeao 704464 of Eek! lt's so wiggly! exclaim sopho- more biology students as they dissect a slippery frog or an elusive lizard. Biology invites its students to daily lec- tures and discussions followed by twice-a- week lab periods. Concerned not only with the study of living things in the plant and animal king- doms, the new biology text, The Biological World , has a large section devoted to unfolding the mysteries of the human anatomy. Although physics is considered part ot a man's world, four senior girls broke through the masculine barrier this year. They matched their wits with the boys in solving problems on air compression, elec- tricity, light, and sound. Highlighting their scientific year, mem- bers ot the class gave demonstrations on astronomy and electronics at meetings of the Crucible Crew , Central's science club. Such discussions gave iunior club members an opportunity to learn iust how things are run in the physics lab. Bernard Nachtrab and Barbara Deady agree the old adage Cat's in the bag should be changed ta Cat's in the jar as they experiment with a vacuum pump. ws, .-uf I' l. lfin X Freshies enter a romantic era of the past on their imaginary trips to the Coliseum and the City of Seven Hills. After mastering noun declensions and verb coniugations, Latin students are ready to tackle the task of trans- lating the adventures of a Roman family. Students discover that Cornelia, Marcus and Sextus spend their days planning picnics and visiting friends, too. Translating exciting stories of Cae- sar's conquests of the Gauls usually gives these young Virgils a little trouble. The rules of grammar form the more serious side of Spanish. But hard work isn't the only thing connected with this modern language. The senors and senoritas learn about their friends South-of-the-border by putting on plays and singing gay Spanish tunes. A real treat comes when they pre- pare a Spanish dinner and have a really enioyable fiesta. '23 0 Tino' .xi l Saludos, amigos! Spanish students Dennis Kelly and Carl la Fayette hear, tuning in Spain on their short wave radio. X! sith wt' G f ff H4 -as Cf! L fe. 2 4 f Q Q Q XXRO . 1 'ui 4 . - I4 'Mn lhli, ff! Freshman latin student James Doolan explains the coniugation ot Caesar conquered all this! exclaims sophomore Howard Stahl to the verb porto to his classmates. another latin Il student, Patty Mealy. dame? . gdem ' ! M944 sal' Carpenters in English I are con- stantly tearing down and rebuilding sentences. The principal materials for this construction iob are verbs, work, nouns, work, adiectives, and-more work. Sometimes tor a change, carpen- ters became sailors and dare the bounding main with Long John Silver and his cutthroats in Treasure Island . The knowledge learned in English I launches a four-year course of gram- mar and literature. English IV opens up a more classical world of adventure and wisdom to stu- dents as they learn the ballads of Robin Hood and his band in Sherwood Forest and study the ageless works of Chaucer and Shakespeare. Whether it is reveling in the delight- ful spring of Canterbury Tales or burrowing into witches caves and mur- ders in the royal court -of Macbeth , you will always find iust the right story or poem, written at its best to suit your taste. Movies make class much more interesting, agree these English IV students. John Mathew demonstrates the new proiector bought with proceeds from last year's tax stamp drive. The attentive audience is William Miller, Rita Gnau, and Connie Begy. Li . K .. r , , 9 P 3 5 XB ' U is -1 ' ?xv I' m Q' , 1 T1 I X L I' l'l F 1 I li I f If N 1 4, ff Booker T. Bookworm leads the Poster Parade encouraging Centralites to read good books. Displaying posters are Richard Grube, George Franzen, Shirley Beamish, and Sandy Bushu. 'ao '74 Zaew a Science Mechanucal drawung Il students Frank Mclean and James Deady look up from theur blueprunts to Iusten to an explanctuon of a graph guven by Robert Lemmons and Thomas Swutalsku u dont have to be Muchelangelo to desugn a dream house, exclaum prospectuve archu tects Approxumately 75 lunuor and senuor boys and two senuor gurls learn to draw everythung from Gurls un the class fund that ortho graphuc vuews and Tsquares are not necessaruly antu femunune A quadrant'-1' Its one of the challengung terms that sometumes stump solud geometry students The course us open to senuors wush ung a complete hugh school mathe mat cal educatuon Thus year, one gurl and l2 boys have taken ad vantage ofthe course The funal semester us devoted to trugonometry un order to uncrecuse students mathematucal skull The truangle faces are the lateral laces ol a pyramud pounts out Thomas Duggan I als .4 . K X N. ..Yo u G cubes to blueprints. . N 15' The complicated buslness of solvmg for x rn a lnnear equatnon has be come mere chrld s play to frrst year and advanced algebra students but they all agree that math demands a clear mnnd and concentratron to un ravel tts mysterres Though students often seem to doubt at the mastery of algebra wall prove everyday problems -' Furst year algebra as studied by freshmen Second year math students may elect geometry, whsle thrrd year math, algebra Il, ns a lunlor sublect After completlng a study of plane geometry, students hope to have nm proved thelr abrlrty to thank clearly and logically When theorems become famllrar friends, equal frgures, lanes and angles are easy to construct Geometry rs a must for those unter ested rn careers nn engrneermg and archttecture Professor Joseph Whntacre algebra ll student explasns a trncky equatton to bewtldered algebra students John Lonsway and George Nolte The challenge of plane geometry, Can you prove rt? ns accepted by sophomores Davrd Sadlrer, Margaret Ann Beach, Mary Etleen Murray, and Damel Sulltvon puuea74e ,SMMMS ' .xr 7 ,,,.t,f . . . 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' . 1 rnvaluable to them In solvmg practical, . . 1' f . 1 . . . . - 47 .lournalrzlng postmg and makung out work sheets are among the dutles of the future bookkeepers of Amer: Senior and tumor bookkeeping students learn the fundamentals of the complucated system of keepung the transactlons of a busnness establish ment In order The twentteth edntlon of Twentieth Century Bookkeeping and Accountmg any W text IS being used thus year for the first tame sn Central s bookkeeptng course A knowledge of the basic prlnclples of the buslness world ns offered to Central students ln general business classes The course alms to teach stu dents how to get land holdl a 'ob and how to develop the personal qucrla ttes necessary to put their talents to use In the business world Besrdes being helpful In the line of business the course also ands one tn has everyday life For Instance, stu dents learn about Insurance banktng managing money, wlse buying and even some government procedures 1, Good suggestions for nearly any fu ture lob can be found In the general Workmg together postmg ftgures from the lournal to ledger accounts are Francus Herford bUSII'16SS COUl'S6 and Judy Wlllus When thelr work ts completed the accounts they hope wull be neat and correct ig in Demonstratung how to wrtte out a huge check IS Robert Kunk Hts attentive lnsteners who secretly hope that they wtll some day have a checklng account substantual enough to permtt them to wrtte so large a check are John Vollmer Dolores Rauch Lmda LaVeIIe and Thomas Walsh Quad Ea any '74 good gawnew . . I . I , -I fx H g' CU.ll l l A . f K, ' ' . . . ,, - K . . - ,V of . . . . f - . , A - I I 4 - . . . W 5. . ' l . . '. . I Q 7, A . o . I . Q I 5 .. I .ii . . ' 48 Qual 74cm 'S ' few S Dear Sur ductates Path Flanagan to Ann Dunn and Pat Hart Transcrlblng their shorthand notes are Alice Schindler Beverly Trenner Jo Ann Grlffln Chrustnne Branmck Pat Brown Pat Speaks c cl ck CI Oops may l borrow your eraser? These are fa mlllar sounds coming from the typing room as second year typnsts work to complete their practlce sets designed to acquaunt them wlth general office work To Increase speed and accuracy contests are held between the mormng and afternoon classes as well as reg ular speed tests every Friday Along with typung these future sec retarnes take dlctatuon at speeds up to T20 words a mmute The most difficult part of shorthand IS being able to read It back and to transcribe It without a mistake In a glven number of mmutes Theory tests of lOO words are given monthly and certlfucates are awarded students wlth fewer than l5 errors Busmess world here they come' Preparung bulletms are Betsy Duggan Carol Krupp and Margaret Jordan V As Gretchen Sadlser proudly admures her newly made lumper Dorothy Malahy puns the hem whale Jonlce Day gwes Instructions Family Living, a new class for boys was Introduced In Septem ber Chrnstuan guidance and care for the famlly as the sublect matter of the new text book Boys Wlll Be Men Eighteen lunlor and semor boys loaned the class In the few minutes perlodlcally devoted to musuc the boys dns cover Beethoven s works as enloy able as the Four Aces Years from now these boys wllll be glad they had thus trammg for the educatuon of Ameruca s fam: hes will depend on them Amndst dummnes klts and ma terlal the gurls learn the art o sewlng as they advance from the basic plllow slips to pastel formals These gurls are laying the corner stone for better llvnng Even now you can see the pride In theur eyes as they display their fnnlshed products Edward Brown Kenneth l.oos Thomas Biggins and Paul Groeber busy themselves in the kitchen learnin to be be er homemakers of the future. I' l Ts fi 'T P -,K 50 yrt .1 ,- 1 1 lwuoq D 4, aazleaq 0.4 'Sn- .4 1' wi. 71? .1 P Whuch color scheme looks best9 and I luke thus arrangement dont you? are tamuluar expressuons un almost any homemakung class Com parung notes here are Nancy Heaton Betsy Duggan Sue Decker Sudonua Frock and Mary Huller ln order that students may learn the art of Chrustuan luvung Catholuc Central has made home makung a requured subuect for gurls Included un thus course us a combunatuon of some other domestuc scuences and such subuects as charm personaluty home plannung budgetung home decoratung, cook ung and sewung Sunce the class us so unformal Suster Leo Mar garet head of the home economucs department does not use a text book Instead she shows sludes plans for student talks and duscussuons, and has students use workbooks Prouects of the homemakung class thus year have been servung the St Raphael Forty Hours Banquet sponsorung Courtesy Week, and presentung the sprung style show Courtesy Week us a yearly school campaugn held to prove to others and to the students them selves that chuvalry us not dead The one week that us set asude for thus campaugn us a specual remunder to the students of Catholuc Central Hugh School to always show courtesy and apprecuatuon for the favors done for them and to make an effort to do favors for others whenever they can At the request of the homemakung class the faculty votes for the most courteous and thoughtful boy and gurl un theur classes Top Sur Galahads Joseph Speaks and Davud Muth and Lady Charm ungs Januce Magel and Juduth Capen earned the tutle Kung and Queen of Courtesy Gee, thanksl beam the ladues as Joe Speaks holds the door for Januce Magel, and Davud Muth offers to carry Judy Capen s books I I I O 8 .v . fa F A .'v ,. U . A V X S -! 1 I I . 'ii-z . - . lg Q f, -. 7 . A 5 . - , an as ' i -. 4 L.-- .A ' r , . I . I I I 1 ' I . I I ' I : . - , - .. .. - .u .. - . I .. - - .. I I ' I I , . Families should work and play together, agree sociologists Phyllis Kammer and James McBreen. Little Debbie Shaw and Charles Wright think so tool L Growing up opens a world of new expe- riences, among them the problems of society. Sociology classes, for example, study the problems of the working man and questions concerning immigration, health, family living, and marriage. Why worry about things that don't even concern us yet? because as the future of America we must learn to live and work as good Christian citizens and to instill in our children a deep love of God and country. T' af' 4 1 -it 71 Vi N 3.3 . S, R35 A heated court session is in full swing. Presiding is Judge Don Hutchinson. Clerk David Tingly busily takes notes while prosecutor Joseph Harris cross-examines witness Charles Gannon. One of the first things a civics student is required to learn is the definition of government because civics is the study of government, its functions and machinery. Students who wonder lust how a national political convention is run, or how much money a Congressman makes, find their answers in civics class. Seniors are ever on the alert for newspaper articles dealing with current government problems and political sag We . . issues. These are carefully clipped and brought to class and often are the basis for discussions. To learn proper voting procedure, seniors are intro- duced to a voting machine. llt works something like a cash registerll This year several civics students appeared on the TV panel This ls Your World . 4570036 Washington Franklun Jefferson and other bunlders of America lrve again In the mrnds of Amerlcan history students who know them as real people ln order to apprecaate the government founded by these great men students must ftrst learn the story of Amerscas duscovery and development A knowledge of the Declaratuon of Independence and of the Constntutuon as essentral adam Students also keep posted on events that are maksng history dolly Three members of the class partlclpated In the panel dlscussnon of propaganda on This ls Your World TV program Several also attended the World Trade Convention held In Dayton As students drscuss present day problems they fund that truly history repeats Itself Amerucan hlstory ns a requtred sublect for rumors Xa ,. hiv: Genurne musketl exclarms Walter Davy Crockett Walsh to Loulse Berg and Kathleen Malahy seated Standung admurrngly by are Larry Gulnan Susan Sanders Fred Robertson Our roots are In the past world history students fund out The future of our world has to be built on a firm foundation Before butldmg thus foundatnon has to be studled for nts strength and weaknesses On thenr adventure through the past the students meet men such as Aristotle Ralergh Napo leon and scores of other philosophers and adventurers World nustory IS a required course for all freshmen or sophomore students The Romans fought here explarns Wtlltam Brum to Patrrcsa Selke 53 I U I I I I , , , - ' 1 I ,I , I 1 vi 1-Zn ' t I 2 1 ,- c ,I l 'P ' X LL X A l -. . , t . J r Nlgltf' ll X 1 l T -Q 7 , .. - .t - , . I . I - V , S Wad 52' -.Q 0 1 BOXING: Robert Mowery, James Livingston. BOTTOM ROW, from left: Lawrence Melvin, James Simonton, William Ivory. SECOND ROW, from left: lawrence Guinan, Edward . Wead, Henry Graper, Patrick Donohoe, Danny Roberts. STANDING, from left: Patrick McCurdy, John Shana- han, Jack Nangle, David Sadlier. How do these work? asks Gerald Greene, pointing to a pair of lungs, while George Dettenwonger looks up the information. Vi in S With sound bodies and minds and good sports- manship as some of their aims, Mrs. Edna Ziegler and Coach Bill Rankin provide weekly gym pro- grams for students at Catholic Central. Mrs. Ziegler, new gym instructor, gives the girls the know-how on everything from exercises to basketball. CC's new coach, Mr. Bill Rankin, alumnus, knows lust what boys need to gain physical and mental stamina and good sportsmanship. Keeping the boys fit in gym isn't all that is ac- credited to Mr. Rankin. This year he began a formal health class for the freshman boys. One, two, three, four . . . counts Mrs. Ziegler as Shirley Margaret Ann Beach, Shirley Beamish, and Dorothy Massie do Martin, Saundro Cavanaugh, Katherine Johnson, Beverly Fahy, their exercises under their teocher's direction. ll , , X . v . y . t Excitement, adventure, romance are proiected across the screen of the twentieth century through classical liter- ature. The sophomore audience is cap- tivated by the tragedy of Julius Caesar and tales of dashing knights of the Round Table. To enrich their appreciation of liter- ature, sophomores organized an Eng- lish club this year. Weekly meetings feature dramatizations, discussions, and interviews with favorite characters from prose and poetry. For juniors its the best in American literature - the headless horseman chasing lchabod Crane through the Catskill Mountains-Cooper's Indians skulking through the dark forest-Carl Sandburg's interpretation of industrial Chicago - and selections from the works of Longfellow, Poe, and O, Henry. Why is literature so popular? Be- cause it is Life walking across pages of a book. rife 704664 f' :QQ 'I-.ig f, 4-25 A' X 1 'Jrgi ' 15 W7 Oh, Mr. Holmes, bubbles Anne Mertens, how did you ever solve the case of the Red Headed League? Elementary, my dear Anne, boosts Sherlock, alias Dick Brown. , What does this mean? asks Patricia Newell. Uncertainly James who has already consulted the new Webster Unabridged Dictionary, Potts and Ursula Votel make stabs at the definition. William Spahr, ' waits to give the correct answer: Procrastinate-delay. 55 Zach By sharing with others our work and play, ioys and sorrows, we absorb the true mean- ing of living. School organizations and activities add a facet to our social development that would be lost if we met only in classes. Mission clubs, Student Council, library, glee clubs, and all other co-curricular organizations strive to develop qualities in their members to fit them to be responsible and industrious leaders of tomorrow. Soliciting gifts for hospitalized servicemen was a Christ- mas proiect of the Student Council. He'lI like this, smiles Constance Barone confidently to William Ziegler and Janice Ryan, as they add finishing touches to the gift wrappings. . MW, 1 f 4 E.-VL Si Al A, N' R' Q M 7 464 Zia 7we eaafbymzdw e 006 BOTTOM ROW, from left: Rosemary Maughan, Patricia Hubbert, Marilyn Roller, David Boehringer, Bernadette Simendinger, Rita Murray, Sue Wilcoxon. SECOND ROW, from left: Robert Everhart, Philip Montanus, Richard Seaman, Michael McCullough, Margaret DeWitt, George Fischer, Nancy Reighard. wp, ff' THIRD ROW, from left: Jerome lawrence, Janet Freking, Mary Ann Fisher, Edward Rastatter, Patricia Speaks, Nancy Fahy, James Krupp. FOURTH ROW, from left: Joseph Carney, Edward Wead, Janice Ryan, James McBreen, Beverly Fahy, Renee Mansor, Lawrence Butz. Presidents af school organizations are not pictured. Attending weekly Masses, fixing Thanksgiving baskets and partici- pating in an oratorical contest, topped the list of accomplishments for representatives and officers of the Catholic Students Mission Cru- sade. Rain, snow, or sleet did not stop these lay apostles from attending Mass in a body every Tuesday. Faces lighted up and mouths watered when food-laden Thanks- giving baskets were taken into destitute homes. The mission stu- dents worked with the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor on this proiect. The annual Bishop Thill ora- torical contest was a focal point of the Mission's work as the semi- finals were held at Central in March. Theme for the speakers was, The Modern Missionary's Challenge to the Lay Apostolate. Missioners also organized ll study clubs. lSee page 79.l CSMC president, Bernard Nachtrab, points out a mission field in Africa to officers Joann Akos, Barbara Ziegler and Margaret Garrity. Studying missionary lands is one phase of the Crusaders work. 71 J . fain' ' l 1 . BOTTOM ROW, from left: Daniel Rober Decker, Fred Rivenburgh, Carol Doolon, SECOND ROW, from left: Margaret Margaret Records, James Kearns, Anne leen Goings. 3mryez, ac '- wx! ! I lsl J if t l ts, Kathleen PeCor1ga, Mary Jane Krupp, Linda Allender. Barringer, Edward Patton, McGee, Nancy Temple, Col- cwtul' 3'TK A ..1 ,. .MJ ' '11--:1113f ..5 ' ' 'iaggesifj-23 Q ,, ' THIRD ROW, tram left: Dennis Flaherty, Kathleen Jordan, Charles Fazia, Judy Dettenwanger, Gladys Lauer, Maureen Peacock, Daniel Groeber. FOURTH ROW, from lett: Richard Miller, William West, Thomas Arber, Donald Hutchinson, Richard McNeil, Jack Nangle. 65786 Q ' Q .,,d NI A vi zu..-4' Getting it in the mail are, typing: Donna Ferree, standing: Barbara seated, Lucy Cocca, Carolyn Euering, Judy Ward, Jean Ulliman, Stine, Leah Hawver, Judy Clifford, Anne Garrity, Patrick Donohoe, Sue Wilcoxon. 414 if 2660-41,2444 of long flaw lines approach. Good results? You bet! Spires and the school paper, Centrib . Blend 3l senior and iunior iournalists with an apti- tude tor writing. Add the study of English and American literature respectively for that enriched flavor. Sift news items and creative ideas through precise journalism rules. Fold in a generous spirit of cooperation. Mix well with busy after-school sessions of concentration plus, of course, a little fun and food. Increase speed as dead- The staffs hope to maintain the All-American and All- Catholic ratings held by last year's Centrib Us well as the Medalist and All-Catholic awards earned by last year's annual. standing: reporters Janet Freking, Connie Flanigan, Mike McCullough, Marilyn Roller, Mary Cocca, Cooking up Centrib are, seated: sports editors, Shirley Allender, Alice Coakleyp editor-in-chief, Sally Spiller, editorial editor, Judy Dautremont, school-page editors, Margaret Barringer, Pat Speaks, 0 .i ,i .-l 6'I I9 20 21 S Php 3904 Qww gum W 79 X., -.1 BOTTOM ROW from left Marla deOyarzabal Joyce Rogers Mary Lou Healy Sam Evans Janet Hell Frank Burke Kathleen Malowney SECOND ROW from left Frances OBruen Judy Elmer Joyce Horstman Maryann Copeland Conme Flanagan Sue Lusch Judy Clnfford ks- uv' THIRD ROW from left Theresa Esposito Mary Lucas Helen Lyons Mary Haemmerle Judy Donovan Ann Garrlty Beverly Gunnan FOURTH ROW from left Charles Robertson Carol McKee Pat Brown Ann Dunn Barbara Patton Mary Dnllon Joseph Carney uv X 62 I For the first time slnce nts orlgln at Central, the Pep Club had 'four male members representing the all boy freshmen homerooms An other flrst was the chartering of tour buses for one game, the most ever reserved to transport a Cen tral cheernng section Bockmg the team, making post ers preparing for homecomnng and chartermg buses are some of the year s actlvltles for the club who worked with their new moder ator Snster Mary Walter to pep up school spnrlt To brmghten the homecoming festlvutnes Pep Club members sold green and gold pom poms and corsages of mums Hangrng postcrs are ottlrers Pat Flanlgan resvdent oann Shay vlre preswdent Mary Graeber secretary , H Q- z , I: ' K f ,f H- 3 2 ' , i sc -f 1 ' - S 'T' C .K . ,, , K 5 '- n . 4 , -', . , Q .e Y I ' ' ' Q V .hx .W . . 1 ,X '- A 5 .. - , s 4' , f - - U A N .. f' , 1 I ,L . 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' . 1 , , ' I P ' z J , I - V 2 l'll grow int 'tj' laughs Freddie Wood as Mono- gram officers Larry Stelzer, Jim Krupp and Tom Myers look on encouragmgly To further athletlcs at Central and In the CYO League, the Monogram Club was organnzed last year Thus years protects Included sellung tlckets at school for football and basket ball games This was done so an account of the number of students attendmg the events could be approxamated To ratse money for thelr treasury, the boys sold chances for a turkey whlch was rattled before Chrnstmas Mlke Tucker, B was the lucky winner The Monogram Club conslsts ot all letter men In the hugh school and IS under the dlrectuon of Coach Wnllncum Rankin Baseball basketball football and golf are all represented by their respective lettermen 14 Spade latin '74 Zone paodpofrt BOTTOM ROW from left Wllllam Cashnn Charles Gannon Wllllam FOURTH ROW from left Gerald Burkhardt James Carney Anthony Ivory Larry Butz Robert Hemzen Charles Fazno Brown Larry Hull Wnllnam West Leo Kelly SECOND ROW from 'ef' Fmncls Townsend Jeny Ccvanaugh -I-ony FIFTH ROW from left Rrchard Snellung Wllltam Muller Dennus Sdvesm phlhp Groeber phlhp Cushm Michael McGee Seavey Mlchael Hannon Robert Hull Joseph Wagner Donald THIRD ROW from left Michael Costello Rachcrd Kramer Ronald Shay Frederuck Johnson James Fenlon Anthony Anastasl Burkhardt '7 T1F ' J J- ZR 1 nv- 'QT -an Ls 'lu--ar ,- on , ' 'T - 1 . . 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The group consists of volunteer iun- ior and senior girls of the homemaking class. It was founded last year, to help its members imitate their patron- ess' love of the poor. Caroling at the TB Sanatorium and the Clark County Ola' Folks' Home, distributing Thanksgiving baskets, and sewing garments for the poor were some of the charitable activities of the League. The girls made friends with a seven-year-old TB victim, making her a First-Communion bed iacket and sending flowers for the occasion. 1-1 I I 1 'CC' 49 UN VX 1' X vr ,Q-n cd BOTTOM ROW, from lelt: Patricia Flanigan, Joan Riley, Alicia Graf, Barbara Heil, Margaret Barringer, Mary Lothschuetz, Carol Krupp. SECOND ROW, from left: Donna Ferree, Patricia Selke, Carol Rogers, Mary Ann Grigsby, Ursula Votel, Sidonic Frock, Joan Parker. 64 'gli THIRD ROW, from Iett: Patricia Hart, Barbara Patton, Judy Dautre- mont, Margaret Garrity, Joyce Bartsch, Ellen Hynes, Joann Akos, FOURTH ROW, from left: Nancy Thirifay, Patricia Newell, Arlene Wiegel, Nancy Zerkle, Marie Evans, Ellen Healey. To discuss, from a standpoint of Faith, problems conf fronting teenagers, is one ot the aims of the Students' Spiritual Council. Members ofthe SSC carry on discussions on the atti- tudes of Catholic Central students toward the Church in general and toward religious vocations in particular. Leaders of the iunior and senior classes compose the SSC, but theoretically everyone belongs to this active branch ot the Mystical Body. Meetings open with Scriptural readings. The group then decides to work on a special problem. They discuss how Our Lord would have handled the situation. A plan of action is set up. At follow-up meetings, members re- port on how they succeeded or failed. During the year a series of symposiums was con- ducted by nine SSC members, The girls' and boys' discuss'ons were held separately as all problems were not common to both groups. Alice Coakley, senior leader ot the Students Spiritual Council, ex- plains the Scriptural passage concerning Our Lord and the Good Samaritan to other SSC members, Carolyn Brandle, Sue Appel, and Janice Magel. I wonder why there are so few vocations at Central? asks Joe Speaks as he starts a topic for discussion at an SSC meeting Larry Stelzer Dick Seaman Mike McCullough and Tony Brown think over their answers 'N og 65 Hat' SSE , 77445 of 77iwt6caZ Fade ll U- me l 30 Place Churc Audutoruum Twenty nune musucuans lwho postpone theur lunch peruod twuce a weekl fule onto the stage for prac uce After tunung up the sessuon crescendoes to full swung under durec tuon of Suster Mary Augusta Orchestra members from both Cath oluc Central and St Raphael provude classical selectuons and marches for occasuons durung the year the annual November program deducated to theur patroness Saunt Cecelua the sprung concert the senuor class play and commencement exercuses Orchestra members are FIRST ROW from left Muchael Donnelan Robert Samosky John Young Donald Lusch Vurgunua Butner Dorothy Schuler Anne Cocca Anne Garruty Carol Doolan Deane Sharpe Teresa Ross SECOND ROW Wulluam Mayer Kenneth Comer John Conwell Penelope Roblnson James Mader Armentrout Marla de Oyarzabcl Dolores Rauch THIRD ROW Stephen Pappert Davud Muth Ellus Jaynes John Seavey Muldred Canny Clarrette Bell Alucua de Oyarzabal Aluce Jung .sllli f-4 sf xl vvvx 'Ut '87 Glee Club otfucers ore presudent Catherune Schutte vuce presudent Alucua Oyarzabcl treasurer Aluce Jung secretary Frances O Bruen Luke theur bug suster sungers the sophomore freshman glee club members luke fresh selec tuons They have concentrated thus year on a number of brand new choral arrangements Beung planned for the sprung concert us a patruotuc ode My Land by Protheroe, wuth orchestral accompanument Thus us the furst tume the hugh school orchestra wull have accompan ued euther ofthe two gurls vocal groups Won derful Copenhagen, by Loesser and Song from Ireland by Moore are also un rehearsal Thus year the Glee Club has 159 members wuth Mary Ann Fuscher and Caryl Sherzunger as accompanusts The wude range of selectuons and skullful unterpretatuons of the sungers always add spark to the school musucals Guve Thanks and An Alphabetucal Joke were presented un the November Saunt Cecelua Day program Classucal selectlons tradutuonals folk songs and popular ballads make up the repertoure of the l28 gurls who belong to the uunuor and senuor chorus Qzawpa, Ouiewm , , . 66 E Q . . . c ' .4 1 . -. 0 . 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Ng. rl, J K Theres nothing like a Coke, Smiles Janet Grittiri who works In the lunchroom, As the curtafn falls on '55-'56, we applaud the star performers, Instead of Oscars, the All-Star Club, now in its third year, awards a gold star to each person giving 75 hours of tree time to school and organizational functions. Theme of the production is the students' gen- erous spirit of cooperatfon in giving their services to after-school activities. Due next week, reminds Judy Kuss, library assistant. -urn' ...va- ,al 1' x -4 Janice Magel, secretary of Student Council, gives bulletins a last f I Sally Spitler, editor-in-chief of Centrib, puts the facts in black and while. minute check. Judy Dettenwanger gives helpful advice through her bulletin board displays. 41 cf its Of ewclce to Salon! 0194465456444 17 ci x , ., Planning the '56 Spires is editor-in-chief Mary Margaret Schutte. Aspiring members of the All-Star Club shine in roles as office assistants, Student Council leaders, iournalists, and orchestra members. Starlets climb to all-star rating by working behind scenes, seeingthat all runs smoothly for the players on stage, the student body. lt is only through their unselfishness that Centralites enjoy an efficient library, lunchroom facilities, attractive bulletin board displays, and many other services they sometimes take for granted. Spotlight centers on All-Stars in an awards assembly in May. Alicia deOyarzabal, glee club accompanist, notes corrections in the score. M1 Y ,,,...-.- jo 1 Office girl Friday, Barbara Heil, refers to the Rolodex ie Catholic Central calling, beams Judy Capen office assistant Orchestra member, Mildred Canny, says it with mus c Q1 X C J N We Simca Own 7am ' 6:0964 In our outside life as well as in our school life, we see our need for companionship. The gay decorations at the school dances, the exhilaration of gliding on ice skates, the ioy of a birthday party at home, these things become much more precious when shared with others. Our sorrows, sicknesses, death, disap- pointments, are made less painful when lightened by the sympathy and kindliness of our friends. We are not all weak in the same spots. We complement each other. Will she get her wish? Friends Kathleen Jordan, larry Stelzer, and Philip Montanus hope so as Marilyn Roller tries to blow out the candles on her birthday cake. Our pleasures leave dearer memories when we share them with others. Centrib subscriptions were the fuel which sent homeroom spaceships rocketing through the stratosphere in their race to- ward the moon. First to reach their destina- tion was Room 104 with 220 per cent. A bulletin in the main hall showing homeroom progress was the center ot attraction dur- ing the drive. Following very close throughout the Spires ad drive behind super salesmen Barbara Koehler and David Tingley, was Barbara Shirey who received honorable mention. Not far behind Barbara were six other senior starlets: Diane Dargin, Judy Dautre- mont, Barbara Deady, Donna Ferree, Mar- garet Garrity, Ellen Hynes. Relating her experiences as saleswoman, Margaret Garrity, speaking for the group, said, I learned a lot about people and salesmanship. I think the experience is a valuable one for anyone who expects to meet others in the business world. All seniors were congratulated for their cooperation. Arranging spaceships are highest Centrib sube scription salesmen, David McDargh and Martha Pitt. Committee heads Connie Flanigan and Janet Freking direct the procedure. -Li.. Zentmlclte 244466 lgwdfy ' Dzdaea if These senior saleswomen relax with a game of scrabble after the hard work of getting more advertisements than their quota for the 5pires ad drive. SEATED, clockwise: Magaret Garrity, Barbara Shirey, Diane Dargin, Barbara Deady, Ellen Hynes. STANDING: Judy Dautremont, Donna Ferree. j ' ta Spine Zan! rf Beamung as her coveted crown as pu! un place by Barbara Shurey runner up ns Barbara Koehler Queen of Spnres Walchlng approv n y s Davud Tnngley Spnres Ad eng Top sensors In the Splres ad drive were Barbara Koehler and Davud Tsngley Barbara earned her title Queen of the Yearbook by bringing nn the most advertlsements for Splres Barbara Shlrey followed close behind Kung Spares ad drnve as an annual prolect sponsored by the sensor class The kung and queen were honored ata student assembly January 6 73 igli- ' K'. l ' ' ' ' Dave ranked first among the boys, thus becoming Xa! , 'ov kj' I .ff 'W i A Usung the many sources of untormatuon and checkung out books for good readung are Lawrence Butz Palrucua Jung Muchele Murray Barbara Schartz James Fenlon Enruchung Central s lubrary un both peruoducal and book departments are 33 lubraruans buzzung around as busy as bees from unformatuon to pamphlet tules Bundung magazunes of a serues together cata loguung new books fulung pamphlets and typung book blurbs and lubrary cards are some ofthe tasks necessary to keep the lubrary un runnung order Besudes the new catalogue fule cabunet and the pamphlet fule the lubrary bought lOO new books thus year whule 40 more were donated by varuous fruends Also helpung to quench the students thurst for knowledge us the unformatuon cluppung fule compuled thus year The lubrary us not the only source of unformatuon students fund Attractuve bulletun boards throughout the school lend a helpung hand wuth knowledge of current events In the downstaurs hall by the maun door youll fund the movues classufued and news about the luturgucal seasons Judy Dettenwanger keeps the bulletun board opposute the offuce artustuc and cheerful In the stratosphere of the second floor us Satellute Sam wuth scuence unformatuon Cather ne Ann Schutte arranges a bulletun board whuch us both untormatuve and colorful gil I-tl ll- UNT plecwcne Kama: 74: 4' 4141? :funnel ee Common sight of femrmnuty as Kathleen Muldoon prnmpung before class Hows the weather up there'9 asks a group of sophomores of the man who pamted Central s flagpole Right around Central a homey and unlted feeling prevanls Because of nts locatuon, Central brings an teenagers from all over the clty Naturally on campus actlvttles center around them Always of Interest are the sublects for themes who wander along East Hugh Street for unstance the two men who remove the nickels from the porkmg meters and the stray animals who sometimes yearn for a but of book learnlng and roam the halls ofthe mam building or Buckley June as so excntungl I cant want for the portues you underclassmen are guvung an our honor excloums Margaret Gorrnty to avud llsteners Mtke McCullough Danny Groeber and Caryl Scherzunger -...J 75 'ff ll I A if ' l ,V Y- I w. 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U I X if f' , 5 Q r l' 5 I V I ., l fl 1 ' .el e - A' V1 4 ' , f f I l , ' , if f ,V A r rf ,gi I gli' , WEE . l f We gave Thee thanks Almughty God pray the Ullnmans Mr Ulllman Jean Eddie Mnke Ruta Judy and Mrs Ullnman attended Mass together on Famuly Communnon Day wgafzdu To tram nts members In Chrxstlan leadershlp I5 one of the Student Councnl s arms Accordungly a variety of relngeous actnvutues accompanues the soclal and academnc pursuits of Centralntes Famlly Communlon Day cllmaxlng a trlduum for parents was held on Thanksguvmg The protect de sngned to awe chnldren and parents an opportumty to attend the Holy Sacrnfuce together and to pray for famnly lntentlons was altogether successful ludgmg from the fllled pews at every Mass Sponsormg the Fnghtmg 69th o natuonal cam palgn to preserve the Ideals ofthe Stxth and Ninth Commandments us another Student Councul actnvuty A trnduum was arranged December 6 7 and 8 Students who wushed attended Mass and Holy Communion on those days and December 8 slgned pledge cards New this year as the thought for the day gtven each morning over the PA by president Joseph Speaks and the hearung of student confesstons by pruests of the clty on desngnated school days Student Councul members all of whom attend Mass once weekly In a body sponsor the annual Keep Chrust an Chrustmas poster contest Da d Boehr nger s proud to ear the Fghtnq 69th pm re sented h m by Sandra Sull van Mary Haemmerle watches wth nterest 6 S.. t V' u I 1 . I , . D 5- . ' 2 l I I l 1 C L L . . ' - 1 l -- 0 . 7 4 . l . A h Is.. . I I .1 I I . I I - . I I 4 O I ! 5 IE I 1 ' I ' u I . I . . . U v f I I . , . , , - , I I - - .. t. - I , . vl l l w I l p - i l , i l . ee! 2 Go doll' Shirley Marhn and Sammy Evans champion Inter buggers get hep Bunny hop? So they are' Nancy Relghard Dck Muller Pat Selke and Bull Anzmger Can can dancers from Gay Pans, Charleston fans and ! Dag 7 Em' 1 .id -V Ilnerbuggers from 'he modern flfhes hlghllghted the Can can dancers are Don Hulchlnson Bull Anzlnger Joe Speaks Ber annual PUVTY Q'Ven bY the Semors for the freshmen nard Nachtrab Larry Slelzer Jim Carney Tom Buggnns Ball Cashun Games and dancing completed the fun on October 14 Jlm Krupp Jrm Fenlon Bob Hull Paul Groeber I M AQ 5 l . . . ,ff - f .4 h , , u , 3 .1 V x , 4 ' l ' QM, I K I A X, c K! my NS A by Vf:g.,f.,, ' . Y 4 ' L-li S Q - - - 'I -I ' lib-1-l cv 'FA 'gb X1 -441 Futures of the nursing field are clockwise Margaret Records Patricia Riley Ruth Snelling Kathleen Russell Elaine Woods Mary Hannon Cecilia Shea Zafzence 7094 i I x This is how it's done,' demonstrates Mary Lou Healy, veteran nurses aide, to Donna Ferree, rookie. 00 06 Carrying and preparing trays giving baths helping to make the patients more comfortable and lust being real friendly are the chief duties of six aspiring nurses aides who work at the local Mercy Hospital Florence Nlghtmgales are Mary Frances Cocca Donna Ferree Mary Lou Healy Jane O Neill Sandra Sullivan Beverly Trenner Other angels of mercy are the Domini canettes volunteer CC girls who work under the supervision of the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor Aidmg the Sisters in every way they can to make their charitable work lighter and accompanying them to the homes of the sick are the primary duties of the members of this new group. Highlights of their years activities in- cluded making bandages attending pre- paratory classes in nursing taught by the Sisters, and doing the general housework while on cases with the Sisters. Both nurses aides and Dominicanettes are well on their way to becoming future 'healers of the sick. Afrlca In fnve hours anyone? Or would you prefer a thu ty fnnnute tour through Tha1Iand'9 CSMC study clubs acquaint mem bers wnth mlsslon countries all over the world Usnng nnformatuon from the Shueld and other mlssnon maga zines study groups discuss the background and culture of various mnssuon peoples and the particular needs and problems of mlssloners an each country Thurteen duscus non leaders and 90 partlcnpants have volunteered thevr free tlrne for lO meetings of -'15 minutes each Members at tendnng all lO sessions receive a certufucate from CSMC Patncna Neal and Anne McGee seated lusten as Barbara Ziegler and Theresa Brown discuss Afrlcan mnssuons R, 'x f' ,- 1' .A+ EJ K' These smules belong to twrns Thomas and Betsy Duggan Joseph and Patrucua Speaks Peggy and Joan Rrley Davnd and Donald Brugger Bemg twlns as twnce as much fun say the four sets nn the sensor class These twuns are busy enough to be quadruplets Betsy and Tom Duggan make beaututul music to gether--on the accordion Pat and Joe Speaks are leaders In dufferent flelds Joe IS Student Council president while Pat works hard as school page edntor of Centrnb Peggy and Joan Riley are kept busy after school selllng tickets at Regent Theatre Sensor class vrce presudent Donald Brugger and brother David work at Whrtacres' drugstores wwe 7ww4, 65786 S 6 79 , . r - ' . 17 A, . ., . . , . . I.. I - 7 . . S. .. I I ' , , X ,U ' - X K ., on 'X AC' , fr- :- xx - X , 1 ' , X N-X . ey' 2 vs X -.. , X , 9 , , , - ,, . . . . ,, . . . . r . . . . ,, . ,, I I 2 Zn 'ag and 260 At the K of C Boys' Club, playing cards, leaning over pool tables, listene ing to the radio or iust hashing over the day's proceedings are some ofthe forms of recreation. Drawing its mem- bers trom the senior class only, this club otters wholesome entertainment tor the boys and gives them an insight into the social lite of adult K of C's. A more organized group, the Squires, lays the groundwork for Cen- tral's iunior and senior boys who will later become Knights of Columbus. Regular meetings are held and plans for dances or charitable works are discussed. The Squires have presented a num- ber of Catholic books to Warder Public Library. During the year, the Squires, their dates and guests enjoyed a wiener roast on the grounds ot their headquarters, the new K of C Mercy Council. Discussing plans over lunch are the executive o icers o e Tony Brown chief squire William West deputy chief squire Kenneth Squires, from left: Thomas Schutte, notary, Philip Cashm sentry Comer bursar William Cashin marshal we 7 9 T 'elk mlotea Kama: Masters ot the fast dance tcommonly called Ittterbuggtngl are Mary Margaret Schutte and Tony Bro n Srx student Counctl dances stepped up the tempo of school entertatnment thus year At the Erght O Clock Rock October lA Centralrtes got the lump on watches and gobluns Remember what a swell lob the sensors of 57 dtd on the decorations? Turkey tame came and students flew about makrng preparations for the Haystack Hop November 25 Thomas Turkey vrewed the sophomores handtwork from has honored place on the bandstand uttertng only has occasronal Gobble Gobble Many a Central dad spent a quret evening at home the nrght of December 26 because sonny had borrowed the family charlot to take hts best gurl to the Mary Chrtstmas Ball where the crowd danced the ntght away to the musrc of the Vamps Needless to say the wrnter formal was real cool Everyone knows who decorated for thus one the sensors ofcourse Hurray for leap year' crred femrnrne Centralrtes as they turned the tables on the boys when January 24 brought the Sadie Hawkrns dance lnterror by the frosh musrc by lukebox Freshmen Kathleen PeConga Robert Everhart Mary Decker Thomas Martln Saundra Cavanaugh and Fred Ruvenburgh at therr frrst Mary Chrrstmas Ball watch the other dancers 'X' ,cl N - ' meow ew View - 77Z46ew so ':' A,5 LJ f N V! s ir-4 N.. -lr--' 5.4- Snttmg thus one out are Edward Rastatter Caryl Scherzlnger Dennrs Weeks and Catherme Ann Schutte In background are James Reedy and Mary Jo Gnau 0' lts a huge success Nancy Thurnfay and Jam McBreen agree Mlsslon Queen Janet Frekung 57 and her attendants Connie Flanagan and Marilyn Roller 57 held court at the Easter Dance Aprnl 2 CSMC offacers and repre sentataves were responslble for the delightful decora tnons Then on that dreamy May evemng the gurls once again donned flownng gowns and the boys whnte dinner packets for our annual lumor sensor prom S at wlth flowers us Bob Anzmgers oprnnon as he deluvers Saundra Cavanaugh s Christmas corsage lv '1 4' M , r- l K 6 fl Lf I J ,, , I in D- 1 v t r We , - 1 F? 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I I r ' . I , . . ' i .U . . U - , lu ' VI ' , . I I 2 . ' . 1 . ' . MJ' , . NX' . l ,I Q ,' 1 - X iors play host to freshies at annual frosh-senior party. , X . .. : U v . . E . . . I - v 4 X f f - - uu - vu I , - I - - . I 3' f -5 if - - .J Tay .' Q D . - . . . 1 ' . S - '1 ' - K ' ' 1 ' , 6- 1 ' r 9 , -fc - . 8 g , . b sw ,M W . . . . V .', ' r ' ' - A ef . . - .,4 ' - ' V, 1-3 1 . it 1 1' , w 4 - -112. -R comung Dance Inspector Keener of the Fure Department demonstrates fure preventuon at a real hot assembly whule Reverend Charles Lees marks Catholuc Youth Week by speakung at another assembly Squures barbecue sends Centralutes scurryung unto November 7Zwanlez November beguns wuth tradutuonal bleak weather and a bustle of actuvuty Frosh get unto the swung of thungs by dusplayung water wheels a general scuence prouect Senuor cuvuc students observe traffuc court proceedungs use votung mochune CC students even appear on televusuon wuth a duscussuon o propaganda Busuness munded upperclassmen vusut the World Trade Conference un Dayton The new Scuence club Crucuble Crew us duscussung everythung from electrucuty and space travel to the weather Music pupuls practuce dauly for the annual program un honor of theur patroness St Cecelua Fured by the Medalust ratung awarded Spures 55 the senuors ad druve booms over the top Barbara Koehler and Dave Tungley reugn as Kung and Queen of Spures Football season closes wuth awards banquet Xavier coach Muck Connelly us speaker On Thanksguvung we complete our parents truduum wuth Mass and Holy Communuon Advent beguns De comin Whurlung snowflakes zuppy wunds unspure Centralutes wuth holuday spurut as 55 bows to 56 Keep Chrust In Chrustmas posters decorate cuty buses Wunners Thomas Schutte Joyce Bartsch Judy Dettenwanger go on Chrustmas shoppung spree wuth theur wunnungs Cage season roars un December 2 but tuptoes out because of three pre holuday losses to Northwestern DePorres and Mulford Unuon After a Student Councul campaugn most students are wrutung wuth green penculs umprunted wuth the basketball schedule Fughtmg 69th Truduum brungs a bug turnout at Mass and Holy Communuon during flrst week of December Sulent Nught and Whute Chrustmas top Yuletude poll conducted by Centrub Mother Seton carolers and volunteer glee club members sung all Chrustmas favorltes at Mercycrest TB Sanutoruum and Old Folks Home Centralutes agree the only thung mussung at the December 9 showung of Bells of St Peter s was popcorn' Senuor gurls study up a storm tn preparatuon for the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow test Nancy Temple AW L+ ' -.-. 1'-N--Q Hangung the Chrustmas holly us Nancy Thurutcy senuor proves to be Queen of the Kutchen Approxumately TOO couples are at the semu formal Mary Chrustmas Ball December 26 The Vamps play for the event at the K of C whuch boasts realustuc wunter scenes Durung the holudays Chamunade downs the lrush 59 53 un a close tult at Zanesvulle Books are thrown un a corner and brauns guven a needed rest durung the Chrustmas vacatuon December 23 to January 3 Snow aroma! 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I . .. . ,. , . , , - - addwy 7ue4 34446466 Apnl Showers may come your way Bernadette Sumendmger freshman seems prepared Fwww Happy New Year' Centralltes reluctantly return to school after a fleetlng Christmas hollday What a time shakmg that vacatlon dust from our brains' Wnth a burst of enthusiasm homeroom 100 runs away with the tax stamp druve and wlns a treat Epuphany IS party day as we celebrate the vlsrt of the Three Klngs Class puctures are greeted wuth smnles and groans dependmg on your ponnt of vrew A fateful week looms ahead January 16 Exams begun Wlth strong lat least for a whllel reso lutlons to study harder second semester starts Sadie Hawkmses fund thenr partners for the annual dance llt s leap year you know l Januarys blustery wmds and snows foster a great nnterest nn wmter sports Skates sleds and snow balls appear everywhere Sensors are excited and lust a lnttle but sad at being measured for caps and gowns Good bye January well forever treasure the memories you gave us February as a hearts and flowers month Boys send those lacy somethings to their favorlte gals Valentine s Day We honor our best sweethearts during Mom and Dad s night at Tlffany Gym To make the night complete we wm'-against Adams Township Orchlds to Joe Speaks who now bears the tltle lad most llkely to succeed In Thom McAn Success Award Contest The Queen of Hearts IS queen no more We have our own queen for a day lunlor mlss Janet Freklng who wall reugn at the CSMC Easter Dance Penmes for the mrsslons gave the royal crown to Janet We drum up some new romances at a get together of fun for Urbana Bellefontame and Sprmgfneld Catholic teens Honor study halls inaugurated Good Idea we thunk Lunchroom sales boom Shrove Tuesday Sales of coke wane Ash Wednesday Lent as here See how patrlotlc we are-Washington s Blrthday Free' Blueblood champuons 100 and 105 wm boys Intramural volleyball and basketball Sophomore gurls sup tea wlth coeds of Cathollc Wo men s College League Tornadoes really put therr hearts nn and wrn three out of four games for their dear Alma Mater Wtaul In luke a luon March boasts a whole cage full of events Mam attractnons feature Youth Day March 3 at the Boston Store for three lucky senlors Last of the senlor aptitude tests are completed Hnstory commands the spotlught March 9 10 as Suster Margaret Thomas Muke McCullough and Joe Speaks attend the Congress on World Affairs , . , . . . . v , . - I 1 ' , . 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I . . - I I I - . . . . 1 1 1 I I - Central plays host to CSMC Oratorscal Contest sems fsnalssts sn the audstorsum March ll and Mother Seton League members honor thesr patroness wsth a tea March 16 Few loyal lrsshmen are caught wsthout a bst of green on St Patrsck s Day Sprsng at last' March 21 fsnds actsvstses at CC keep sng pace wsth balmy sprsng breezes Ice skates and basketballs dssappear snto closets whsle roller skates baseball bats and even a few tennss racquets and golf srons appear on the scene Career day sunsors and sensors plan future profes ssons Mussc s sn the asr wsth the annual sprsng recstal ln March students observe the fsrst year of change sn the Churchs Holy Week lsturgy Rstes snclude more Englssh and Holy Saturday s Mass ss sn the evensng 14,4465 Here st ss Aprsl already and after a happy Easter vacatson and the Msssson Dance the Student body re dent Government Day The ksds take over publsc offsces for a day Joe Speaks and Judy Algeo Student Councsl pressdent and vsce pressdent together wsth next year s offscers head for a Cleveland Student Councsl Con ventson Aprsl ss also Scsence Fasr tsme Collectsons posters and models demonstratsng prsncsples of bsology chem sstry and physscs are on dssplay Gsrls from the home maksng classes are off on a fseld trsp to the Ohso Edsson Company The curtasn goes up on the annual sensor class play under the dsrectson of Msss Lou Lannert and John Larson of the Sprsngfseld Play Box Now we see the team back out on the dsamond see tennss gosng strong agasn and hear all the gals cooksng up plans for the approach sng prom Thss ss Aprsl at Central Wlary from May arrsves dasly Mass Gsrls blossom forth sn gay cotton sksrts boys sn Hawassan prsnts as unsforms and dress shsrts surrender to moth balls Dsamonds and lsnks swarm wsth enthussasts as the baseball and golf teams go on the vsctoryl'9l trasl Student Councsl electsons petstsons campasgn slogans and constructson paper badges appear Plans for Boys State and other con ventsons are sn the asr Hurrah' The staff breathes a ssgh of relsef as Spsres comes out Wasnt my hasr a mess that day'9 Exams and term papers loom ahead Sensors work feversshly Junsor Sensor Prom passes dreamlske wsth frothy vss sons of net and tulle Graduatson practsce bacca laureate banquets partses Underclassmen eye sensors envsously Dazed sensors wonder where the four years have fled June and Centralstes lsterally bust out all over Solemn nostalgsc moment-graduatson Fsshsng holes vacatson here we come' Summertsme ss fssl-ssng tsme grsns sophomore Danny Roberts ll 744621 .left '74 - Sewanee . . . . . I I . . I I . . , - 1 r r - - - . . . . . - , ' l T . J , . . . , . . . I . I I I . . . I - turns and makes a three-day retreat. April 26 is Stu- ' I - I , I . ' I I , - I I . .. . I . .. I . I . ' . pus We realize the give-and-take of life, the importance of all working together for the good of the whole. No man on a team is important by him- self, but real team-work brings success. In later years, we hope to find that school sports will have taught us the importance of cooperating with others: of being respon- sible for our part in the total accomplishment of our team-all mankind. lce skating is a popular sport with Central's winter enthusiasts. Thomas Myers looks a little reluctant despite Nancy Fahy's coaxing. Though she's a whiz on ice, Judy Ruggles listens avidly to Danny Groeber's pointers as he fastens her skates. 152 74a Qdae cmd 74-6a af life 72646 7 eq ' Zeatml 71644 , -, ' --' .- ,A .445 ' 'C f ' Q A member of Central s 1944 graduatmg class W1ll1am Rank1n returned to h1s alma mater thrs year as head coach Before comlng to Central Mr Rankm was asslstant coach at Xav1er Hngh C1nc1nnat1 Besrdes coachlng football and basketball h1s duhes 1ncluded d1rect1ng boys gym classes and teachlng Amerucan h1story On the offensrve team for Central are l1nemen Tony Brown Mnckey Hannon Tom Arber M1ke Tucker Ph1l Cash1n Rlcky Kramer Denny Tornado football coaches are Jack Spichty, varsity line coach- William Rankin head coach- Frank Collins varsity backheld coach GRID RECORD e They Franklln Bellaure St John C1nc1nnat1 DePorres Coldwater Newport Kentucky C1nc1nnat1 St Xavler Shawen Acres Delphos St John Southeastern Mr Rankm IS asslsted ln hls coaching lob by Frank Collms and .lack Splchty both alumnl of Central Mr Coll1ns lent a helpung hand by coachmg the var s1ty backfneld 1n football and the reserve team In basket G Coaching the varslty llne was Mr Splchty s athletlc O Weeks Stelzer the backfneld are Tom Myers Larry Butz J1m Krupp Larry 113, . 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Bellefontaine Winning their first preview game in three years, the Tornadoes edged out Bellefontaine 7-0, September 9. Franklin Too many mistakes on the part of the lrish team cost them the game with Franklin, September 17, 12-O. Bellaire St. John Outweighed and inexperienced, the boys were held scoreless by the veteran team, Bellaire St. John, who crushed the Irish 26-O, September 24. Cincinnati DePorres By breaking up DePorres' air attack with their de- fense, Catholic Central chalked up its first football vic- tory of the season by defeating Cincinnati, October 2, 19-2. Coldwater The Irish yielded the score of 13-6 to Coldwater, October 7. As both teams battled in mud, Central hoped for a break that would set up a touchdown. Fred Cokey Johnson made a 12-yard drive for the solo tally. 'SKY-0 ' -. I Il K. V iid-5 . B, f Q,-' - -. -' ' it 4 ' 1' ,a ,-- -V - f..,,,, -- .V .. .- t ,, V.. . , t -4. ,'-l t , 1 I ., ,, ,fry .av K, bi Collins, Mr. William Rankin. TOP ROW, from left: Mike Costello, Tom Arber, Tim Townsend, Bob Anzinger, Fred Rivenburgh, Terry Edwards, Danny Routzahn, Mike Whitacre, Kenny Comer, Bill Callison, Don Wilcoxon. Not pictured are James Carney, William Cashin, Jerry Cavanough, Robert Hill, James Lyons, Jerry Stach. he 'ze Uma Wien Newport, Kentucky Catholic Pulling the biggest upset of the season, the Tornadoes topped Newport, Kentucky, Catholic 6-O, October 16. Cincinnati St. Xavier Although Johnson scored five touchdowns, Cincinnati St. Xavier overpowered the Irish and handed them their fourth setback, 61-40, October 21. Shawen Acres With Johnson, Heinzen, Stelzer, Krupp, and Myers adding touchdowns to the score, Central trounced Shawen Acres, October 30, 47-12, winning their first homecoming contest in five years. Delphos St. .Iohn Climbing for the first time to the .500 mark, Coach Rankin's charges spoiled Delphos St. John's homecoming November 6,' winning 35-6. Southeastern Tornadoes closed their football season November 12, with a 4-5 record. Southeastern shattered CentraI's hopes for a winning season by defeating them 25-20. 91 Coptunng the bull trom Cuncunnctu St Xovncrs team Colley Johnson runs for another gum whale bemq defended by Rnd: Kramer 22 and Jerry Stoch 45 Wallonecw wld ew We Thus year the football team played their home games at Clark County Fairgrounds and practiced at Munlclpal Stadium Next year the Tornadoes will have a new home Halllnean Fleld Purchased by the Boosters Club the held IS stlll IH the process of being prepared for all the ups and downs at wall be receuvmg New bleachers are erected and a baseball diamond IS being planned for the slte The held house also has Invnng quarters forthe coach Last practice sesslon of the 55 grld season was held on the new field at the request of the sensor players who wall never have an opportunity to play there Port of Centrols detenslve team lmemen from left Bob Hull Tony ustcsl Muckey Hannon Terry Edwards Pete Wagner Lmebockers rom left Mlke Costello Jerry Stach Mlke Helnzen I 1 If .- tr? 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K I- 'J b f I v' gl ' ' , A C' .I. , Y f- v , I N X-'C r -,.. vi , Q- 2. -g Q .IZ 3-4.1-,' Q, f-Hg. . w ' I x u .I 2 lg 'I Pin fur 9-20 'K ' N T . ,.' .xo t ,. 1- f ' 1 QI., cf. t ,1- 5 4 4 T' Recenvtng congratulatnons from Harry Connelly for has trophy ns Fred Myers and Larry Stelzer Coach Wtllncm Ranknn loms nn compln Johnson Looknng on are other award wmners Muckey Hannon Tom menttng Fred wi ecwoaa--good law Catholic Central grudders were honored at a football appreclatuon banquet, November 21 Announced as honorary captann of next year was Mickey Hannon Larry Stelzer was awarded the Junlor Chamber of Commerce most valuable player trophy The Pete Rocco Memorual went to Captaln Tom Myers, and Fred Johnson was gnven the Boosters Club award as the lunuor showlng Two players received three year awards, sux recelved two year let ters, and T5 received first year awards Flve freshmen and two managers received letters Harry Muck Connelly head coach of Xavner Untverslty was guest speaker for the affaur lnlurles plagued the lrlsh squad this football season Most serious was a knee lnlury sustained by Denny Weeks As a result of the grad game, Terry Edwards Fred Johnson, and Tom Myers were mlnus some teeth Oh well teeth can be replaced' Wtshful thmktng wll get tavortte sport on televxsuon rv me nowhere sighs Denny Weeks as he watches hls 3 s AS.. Q 1 -ifi?'!P 93 N i 4 . lt.. ' I 1 . , E V ' t Q xx ' Q T J I ' I . V, A ll Al It l h ' 4 . u , l Il ' . . . A 4 the most improvement this season. X . M' . , I . . . I A ' , xg . ':. - D A ' - SL -'81, . ' ' 5 , Agn., -- 1 . ,b f 4' K , l - H-, f' It-,C Vt , , . . I- - .- Cold winds and snow flurries at Clark County Fairgrounds did not dampen the spirits of enthusiastic fans who had weathered the storm to see the i955 homecoming game. Queen Theresa Esposito reigned at Central's victory over Shawen Acres. She was crowned at half- time ceremonies by football cap- tain Tom Myers and honored with formations by the Drum and Bugle Corps. The day for honoring roy- alty was completed with a victory dance, featuring Eddie Kadel's Orchestra at the Knights of C0- lumbus Hall. Theresa Esposito's moments to remember will always include being queen of home- coming '55, Football Captain Tom Myers crowned her. 56 il if La K x Although homecoming was a big day for the queen, court and attend- ants, for each it held a special thrill. I will most remember being official- ly crowned queen, beamed Theresa breathlessly. Our wind-blown ride through town added one more wonderful memory to my day, smiled Joan Parker, attend- ant. Both Janice Ryan, attendant, and Shirley Allender, court member, de- cided that entering the field amid the cheering of the fans was their biggest thrill. Being honored and crowned at the pep rally was a big moment for me, Sally Spitler, court member, exclaimed. l'll never forget reading my name in Centrib as a member of the court, starry-eyed Pat Speaks sighed. Ill never forget the gold crowns and half-time festivities, reminisces Sally Spitler and other homecoming court members, from left: Shirley Allender, Pat Speaks, Joan Parker, Janice Ryan, Zayed fake ez af Quia! Way ZZ die Wag Foam 7:4464 Two new records were set mn the Central Xavner football game this year Xavler scored more ponnts agavnst Cen tral than any opponent has an prevuous years Central packed up more pomts than any other Tornado team has IH losung a game Central s record could not be con sndered unsuccessful thas year because out of the 40 boys on the team only these enght were returning lettermen Roger Brown Charles Gannon Mickey Hannon Fred Johnson Rucky Kramer Jim Krupp Tom Myers and Larry Stelzer When football practice started an August Mr Rankm head coach 32 mexperuenced boys and 8 expe ruenced But after the season got underway the lush started to cllck and were able to end the season with a 4 5 record Eludtng the chargmg St Xavier tackler Cckey Johnson rushes for another touchdown Four ottensuve backs playmg football Butz larry Stelzer Jum Krupp for the last year are sensors Tom Myers Lorry I . . , I I 1 . K , , 1 4- I I x . . y, I ' I I ' was confronted wnth a varsity team of I Q v A' -1 J , gedmd tie cenea Taking care of the team's equip- ment, aiding injured players, pol- ishing balls, and putting out dum- mies for practice were Don Burk- hard's and Bill Ivory's way of sup- porting the Tornadoes. These boys were managers for the squad. Assisting the coach in what- ever way we can is our most im- portant iob declared Don. Ol Up to their ears in football are managers Don Burkhard and Bill lvory Getting ready to make that point BII :son holds the b I for Cokey Johnson 96 The managers attended nightly practices and the team could al- ways be sure of two fans wherever they played because the boys went to every game. Bill earned his second manag- er's letter this season while Don got his first. 'Hike one twol yells Larry Butz quarter back to Mike Tucker center LJ 'ir 431+ ,flame I I ' ' ' H12-., M , , . ., im I F5 T ,z . 'Q i , A i 'C i' ' ' ' . ' Q ' ' If , o ' ta 4 3 . 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A, . ,., i ' R - - Can' al Northwestern Falterlng for a brlef time ID the thlrd period proved fatal for Central who lost by a 52 46 score De Porres Larry Stelzer led the Tornadoes wuth l7 pomts agamst the crack shot Cmclnnatl club but to no avall as we fell 73 59 Mllford Unlon Stranded wlthout the and of Bull Muller Mackey Han non and Tony Sllvestrt the lrnsh were downed 66 60 Dayton Chamlnade Although matching the Gem Cnty team wtth a 32 per cent average from the floor the Eagles superlor helght told the tale of a 78 52 defeat for us Zanesvulle Wnth the and of 22 personal fouls called agamst Cen tral the Rosecrans were able to edge the lrtsh 59 53 Delphos St. John As expected, Delphos swept unto town wtth a mtghty 74'zee plea wa , 98 6490 'lctz They Northwestern DePorres Mnltord Unlon Dayton Chamunade Zanesvulle Delphos St John Greenon Wnlmmgton Urbana St Mary St Xavter Adams Townshtp Waverly Southeastern Zanesville Dayton Dunbar Gee whuz and lm on my tptoes laughs Larry B tz as he 1 to reach the ball held by Don Hutch nson roar but were happy to drutt back out wuth a 54 49 de cusuon over an tmproved Tornado club Greenon The hard fought game of the previous night agamst' Delphos showed nn the erratnc lrush play agamst Greenon ending un a 57 49 CC setback Wtlmungton Desplte Bull Muller s l8 pomts and Jerry Cavanaugh s sparklmg play Central went down to nts enghth stratght humbling 57 51 Urbana St Mary Once agann the lrush matched thenr opponents from the floor but could not equal Urbana s 27 charnty pomts Result 73 53 loss Northeastern Led by Cokey Johnson s 2l pomts Central broke a nme game lostng streak nn defeatmg Northeastern 7441! 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Adams Township Returning to their home court and paced again by Cokey Johnson, lthis time with 22 markersl, Central trounced Adams 73-52. Waverly Central's trip to southern Ohio provided thrills for all as the Irish stood on even ground with their opponents. But a poor shooting average was too much for us as the score showed a 53-48 defeat. Southeastern Probably the most exciting tilt of the season was that with a fellow Clark County five in which the Tornadoes emerged victorious 53-52. Zanesville Remembering their defeat at the hands of the Rose- crans earlier in the season, the Irish took revenge and shattered Zanesville's winning streak of eight straight with a 60-54 upset. Dayton Dunbar Bringing the season to a close, Central met a mighty Dunbar five and were able to make a real game of it only for the first eleven minutes, going down to a 64-42 final. Troy Tournament The Tornadoes entered the district tournament draw- ing Urbana High for their opener. Our early deadline prevents results of the tournament. FIRST ROW: Larry Stelzer, Don McNeil, Larry Hill, Larry Butz, Jerry Cavanaugh, Tony Silveslri. i t:'T '-il Ronnie Shay tries a iump shot as Tom Walsh and Skip Franzen guard him. Larry Stelzer is waiting for the rebound. SECOND ROW: Coach William Rankin, Mickey Hannon, Ronnie Shay, Don Hutchinson, Bill Miller, Fred Johnson, Donald Burkhard. 'Tx Mm v ll XXQN . , If Fxyv' .12 Z 3466 ' Tipping in two points are Mickey Hannon and Colley Johnson. Although the '55-'56 basketball season could not be considered a success as far as wins are concerned, it did provide thrills for all. Starting out very slowly with nine straight losses, the Irish did succeed in finish- ing the season with four wins in their last seven encounters. In looking behind the lines we find the causes for Central's 4-12 record. ln the first nine games the Tornadoes Sag Seaulafw equaled or outscored their opponents four times, only to go down via the foul line. The book showed that the lrish had been outscored in charity tosses by about six points a game. Considering that Central had been beaten only by about seven points per game, it told a decisive story. Retiring this year are Tony Silvestri, Larry Stelzer, Don Hutchinson, Bill Miller, Ronnie Shay, Larry Butz. 00 Senior graduation will take six Centralites from the Irish basketball squad. During his four-year career, Bill Miller has been high point man for the Irish many times. Coming out for the first time this year, Don Hutchinson has proved rebounding is his spe- cialty. Larry Butz and Larry Stelzer have been valu- able to the squad, because of their ability at handling and dribbling the ball. Speed was the big asset of Tony Silvestri during the '55-'56 season. Substitute Ronnie Shay specialized in the hook shot. Billy Grimm guards Bill Miller while Larry Stelzer, Skip Franzen and Ronnie Shay lump tor the rebound, FIRST ROW: Reserve cagers Howard Stahl, Frank Burke, Robert SECOND ROW: Tom Walsh, Richard Brown, George Franzen, Bill Anzinger, Tim Townsend, James O'Neill, Richard Aldridge. Grimm, John Lonsway, Danny Groeber, Jerry Burkhard. loop 24414654 We They 28 ., Northwestern . 34 36 ,,,,. Cincinnati DePorres ,r,.. 43 39 ,,,. Milford Union ...... 35 39 . , Chaminade .,,., 57 38 . Y,V. Zanesville ,.,,. ..., 3 9 29 ,,.. Greenon ..... 25 39 ..r,,, Wilmington ...., 33 49 , Urbana St. Mary . lO 33 , ,r.. Northeastern 51 l7 ,,,,, Cincinnati St. Xavier ...., 44 37 Y , Adams Township ,,., 34 45 , , ,,.. Southeastern .,.. ..o. 4 6 34 ..,.,,,, Zanesville ,,.., l8 35 ,,,, ,,,. D unbar, Dayton ..,. 57 Preparing to launch Groeber. 6461646 an all-out attack are Bill Grimm and Danny Eagan 5,6416 famine 7e4nv 'l0'l eltfw- .I ng over the ce and sno are o n Vollmer Marianne Sheehan Jerry Tehan and Patty Gordon Hold on warns Danny Routzahn to Jon e rupp as he playfully shoves her s e across the ce if Take to the hulls shouted Centralltes as frosty snow swlshed over Sprungfleld durlng the winter months Totung sleds skates and skts freshmen through seniors mvaded the Country Club and Snyder Park lce skating was the most popular winter sport at Snyder Park whsle sled rldlng took the lead at the Country Club Accordnng to Harry Cooke park super mtendent between 3000 and A OOO people a week skated at the lagoon Dodging and pltchnng snowballs whuzzlng through the freeznng our was great fun too for outdoor enthuslasts 75 4 Sauna 7714664 ua Wwwz 9 mf' ,fc P-14 ..T.,, 1.r.:.r.r Anyone for uceballs'9 laughmgly mqulres Denny Flaherty as he fnres snowballs at the qulckly retreatung Doris Haemmerle and Mary Lucas 02 ,. 1 Glldi i W J h ' .h!'llZlv' ' .' 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N-r .Z Volleyball champs of Homeroom 206 are FIRST ROW Judy Ruggles SECOND ROW Katherune Johnson Connie Barone Margaret May Theresa Brown Beverly Fahy lynn Tmgley Saundra Cavanaugh Brenda Johnson Intramural volleyball was Initiated for the boys this year by the rumors and seniors Bor rownng ball and net from the gurls they began knockung the ball around Then after a sug gestlon made by the sensors they began room competltlon Homeroom l0O emerged trlum phant beating lOl In the fmals Girls volleyball provided an equally excltrng tournament topped by an upset Freshmen of team 2 room 206 defeated the rumors of room l04 In a close overtime game 37 35 Beverly Fahy hugh scorer of the tournament wnth 44 points led them to victory To wun the boys basketball tournament the X, lunlors of 105 outshot the seniors of B 26 16 Fmlshang the schedule of Intramural sports are gurls basketball and klckball the results of which are not avallable as Spnres goes to M-ffg, press X' I Boy Volleyball champs of Homeroom 100 l e It p FIRST ROW Edward Montanus Wnllnam Bram David Kascsak Larry Butz SECOND ROW Larry Stelzer Rlchard McNenl Larry Chaney THIRD ROW Ronnne Shay James Fenlon Ruchard Whntacre -, ,. .. . , , . . 2' Y ,. fn x - '- - A . 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' 1 iv ' u I. ,I . , , A ,hx ' , ' - - f 1 , T 5 . . . . i 103 ,444 '76 4 ine luke aa me Oat Lookmg forward to the arrlval of baseball season Jlm Carney and Tony Anastasr both returnmg lettermen prachce theur dramond tactrcs replacung the usual hard ball wlth a snowball Followmg on the heels of basketball the All American favorlte baseball called many Centralltes to the dna mond Practuce for the season opened rnght after the dlstrlct cage tournament In Troy The flrst sessions were held ln the gym where the boys got the feel of the ball and glove before going outsnde lnltlatlng new rules for athletes Sister Marne Wllllam prlnclpal and Coach Wllllam Rankln Introduced the regulatnons at the begnnnlng of the baseball season Besudes following the Ohno Athletnc Assocuatnon rules Cath olrc Central athletes must be passmg ln they must mamtam a satusfactory effort and conduct mark When referring to the nlne returning Iettermen Wnllam Rankin baseball coach sald These boys form the nu cleus for a promusnng season 104 'QL' X TR4 gl Dressmg for theur pracllce session and talkxng over that rough game comung up are Make McGee Jlm Greenwalt Bull West, Charles Fazlo I , 9 f , , ' eg . . . -I I . . 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X sill 1 . . , ' 'l N l v ' I v A A If .s Brits Watchung expert Nancy Fahy demonstrate the backhand shot are kneelung Davud Boehrunger Nancy Renghard Patrncna Glaser stand mg Henry Graper and Beverly Fahy addon? 7454 tie may a 7 Prospectuve Ben Hogans and Maureen Con nollys got Into the swung of thlngs with the flrst hunt of sprung after a long wlnter of antlclpa tlon Knughts of the green have dusted off theur clubs stocked up on ammunltlon and invaded both Snyder Park and the Country Club for an all out battle wlth sand traps bunkers and flags Most of our stars started as caddles, then to escape mght after mght the torture of an achlng back loaned the ranks ofthe players June July and August hold a scheduled pa rade of events for tennls enthusuasts mcludlng matches tournaments and lust lobblng around Eleven select players lend thelr talents to teaching In commumty sponsored free tennis lessons In addltlon to the sux plctured are Judy Capen Carol Compton Karen Compton Judy Gnau Frances O Bruen Champs of the group Include Beverly and Nancy Fahy, who have earned 35 trophies be tween them Davld Boehrlnger was the local cub boys' champlon In '51 and '52, Judy Capen was the '53 cub gurls' wlnner Neuther snow nor sleet can keep Larry Hull and Denms Seavey, avud golf tons, from thenr tavorute sport .XXXKXXX X 'vs 'J' One of the few moments when they re all together rn one spot funds Doolan Pat Brown edrtor Mor M S h nau rdred Canny Teresa Moody and Mary Lothschuetz meet that deadlunel From left are Judy Dettenwanger Carol 7041661970447 20 42:4 Splres 56 IS a lastmg testnmony that No Man ls an Island Compnlmg thrs book took the careful lndnspensable guidance of our advlser Slster Mary Catherme and the able much their services for after school and Saturday sesslons appreclated work of my staff who often offered Photographer Howard O Weber Jr produced prctures beflttung hrs many awards Sister Marne Wnllnam and the faculty were most cooperatrve and patuent on picture days We are grateful also to Mrss Mary E Hull and the art department of The Gray Prnntmg Company for thelr advice to Mrs Frank Torchla of Jean Sardou Studio for the sensor portrants to Mr Robert A Rawe of Nor Ann Studios for rumor portraits and to Mr Ray Pe Conga for plctures of the Christmas dance To the patrons friends advertisers and all others who helped to make this book a realvty thanks a lot It as wnth a feeling that I have found security In my frnends and satlsfactuon In my work that I say Thank heaven No Man ls An Island Mary Margaret Schutte Editor J ,f I 1: t 2 , -0- 2 - f Q' - I J K' . 1: TZ I C fi' , 1:- I I 4- J Y' f . 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YZ gf I .cm 'lk A 5 , . m ' Q f 'U .g tl 3- s I 0 WHALEN BROTHERS Plumbrng and Heatrnq Contractors 'W ork Guaranteed 2049 S Llmestone St Phone FA 2 7571 NEVER TOO FAR POR GOOD THE BARN Phone Spnnqfleld FA 2 0104 FOOD 4 M11es West of Sprlnqfleld Oh1o on U S Route 40 WILMA CURREY lack Mahoney 39 Represenhng GRANT WEAVER AND ASSOCIATES Real Estate Insurance Phone FA 2 0838 or FA 3 3813 CLICK S COUNTRY MEATS WHOLESALE-RETAIL 1211 Dayton Road Te1 PA 4 5331 Spr1nqf1e1d Oh1o Studebaker Packard Dealer PARTS AND SERVICE Always a Large Selectlon oi Quahty Used Cars Low Down Payments Small Monthly Payments 410 W Maln St Spnngfleld Oh1o Phone FA 5 2429 E M REDINGTON CO Engineers 6 Contractors Spr1nqt1e1d Oh1o 322 South Wntenberq Avenue Phone FA 2 9504 CRIST KISSEL CO INC E APPLIANCES DUMONT TV 112 S Fountaln Ave Phone FA 3 4678 9 Mitchell Auto Sales - -I - G. . - U . LITTLETON F HOME Best Wishes from 830 North Limestone Street GRUMBLEY DRY CLEANERS Ambulance Service Telephone FA 3-6439 439 W. Main St. Congratulahons to the Semors M W HALEY TRUCKING COMPANY Dzal FA 3 5742 Rear 273 Selma Road CONTRACT HAULERS BEST WISI-IES CLASS OP 56 Creators of DISIIIICIIVB Porlralls Today s portrazts are tomorrows treasures Local Studlo F1n1sh1nq Plant 39 N Fountaln Ave 112 116 E Co1urnb1a Phone FA 3 2611 Sprlnqheld Oh1O 20 I . . I C . , , I I I N C O R P O R A T E D Zieffdidfdffzffeid I I I I ll I u I 11 - I Robbms 61 Myers Inc extends best wzshes to the 1956 qraduatzng class R0 Ellgklflfflflmo Q S5 Q H COAL FUEL OIL HILL COAL COMPANY 301 South York Street D1al FA 36471 CROSBY SHOE s'roRE DAYTON CHURCH SPRINGFIELDS FRIENDLY SUPPLY Co SHOE STQRE 136 E THIRD ST IO East Mum Street DAYTON OHIO I Ol . - O SPIINGFIELD 99, OHIO - IIANTFOID, ONTAIIO Fndiaul I lnlegnl lp. Iledli llotfrk I Hand loyno Pmpellail lndnshid lobn I Genoniln fu: Maxis A Criss Pimps Vnhlating Equip!!! - a I I 22 LINK HELLMUTH INC Realtors lnsurors 22 N L1mestone St FA 3 6426 MCGRAW S TAVERN 117 E Mam St BOWMAN S Good Housekeeprng Shop Your Own Apphance Store Westlnqhouse-Admlral Tappan Ranges 18 W I-Irqh St FA 3 9724 A E Asebrook Real Estate Realtor We Deal 1n All Types of Real Estate Property Management Rentals Telephone FA 2 6271 Restdence FA 3 3445 Congratulatlons cmd the Best of Luck GRAHAM S DEPENDABLE CLEANERS 2508 Kenton St SCOTTYS GOOD FOOD Chzcken to Carry Out 2513 E Maln St Fulmer Super Markets SPRINGFIELD S HOME OWNED FOOD CHAIN FULMER Complete Food Servlce Eat Better' Spend Less' Servel-Leonard Office-564 E. Main St. THE BROS.C0. FOUNDEO IN ICTI MANUF ERS OF MACHINER MAC NERY THE BAUER BROS CO SPRINGFIELD OHIO LINCOLN MERCURY R I STATES SPRINGFIELD Ed Su111Var1 Safe Buy WINDOW CLEANING USED CARS 115 E Columbra Street COLLINS Mary Teresa Candzes THE BEST Venetian Blind Laundry Co Chocolates Hard Candles York St Spr1r1qt1e1d Ohlo 'I2 I I I ' ' co. U Dial Springfield FA 2-7531 - 217 . ' ' , ' Congratulatzons Class of 56 arva rd 27 31 WEST HIGH STREET Sprlngheld s Largest Clothlers for Men IN BOTTLES THE SPRINGFIELD COCA COLA BOTTLING CO 423 W North St Sprmgheld Ohlo PATTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1802 W PLEASANT ST 24 ' I 1 - I u I 0 c o IEC. ILS. PAT. OYK ' 0 - - . 0 0 I I I dhwwm, pHfll.0l'lA, Andy s Barber Servlce Elmef S CC1Hd19S B and C Televlslen Flreoved ci McCann Pharmacy Bales Corner Market Fl9SCl'1 PfOdUC9 The Wllllam Bayley Co ROWS? CTCIH Bennett Frlntlng 61 Statlonery FTCIHZGU PUTGUT Medlclfle Best Autg Stgres Fraternal Order of Eagles No 397 Boyd Lemmon Co Ffeklnq S E K Brewer 5, Son Ed Frltz General Contractor Brmsley Market Galluzzo s Pure Food Shop BUSINESS Letter SerV1ce Garrlgan s Inc Cameron Marne Plumbmg ci Heat1ng Co Gerald S Beauty Salon Margaret M Campbell Insurance The Crty Loan G Savmgs Co Clark s Drug Store hm Conover Realty Copes Motors The Cottage Nutte Shoppe G G Dav1s Transfer Co Demana Iron 51 Metal Dewey Barber Shop Don s Auto Parts Inc East I-hgh Flour G Feed Co B F Goodr1ch Co Guardlan Bank Hanes Barber Shop Hannon lewelers Hawkrns Electrlc Co Cecella A Healy Accountant P A Hlnson Co Holland Furn1ture Co Home C1ty Iron 6: Metal Co Hooten s Dry Cleamng 6 Laundry U Glenn's Cate The Sprmgfleld Machme Tool Co SPRINGFIELD OHIO NUHTHRIDGE BY HUPPES BUILDERS BRICK HOMES BUILT TO CUSTOMER S SPECIFICATIONS C q t lations, Class of '56 I E Hurst Insurance Agency Iackson Prrntrng Studros I R Iohnson ci Sons Beal Estate Kennedy s Sohlo Servlce Kenosha Auto Transport Koehler Barber Servrce Krueger s Sundrres Lalrd Allender Insurance Iames Letfel Co Leonard Shoe Bepalr Prederrck H Levey Co lnc The Lrttle Store Ioe Longo FIUIIS of Grocerres George B Malowney Market Bake Shop A I MCGUITG Lou1se Maccora Dance Stud1o Mrtchell Pharmacy Morelh Muslc Store Motto s Plzzas Muth Brothers Inc pabzona, B L Neal Sunoco Servlce Nelson s Garage Nelson s Market I S Patton 5c to Sl UO Store Pard s Vartety Pepsr Cola Bottlmg Co Phllhps A I P1nt1 Tax Servrce Pleasant St Market Bader s Televrslon CS Badlo Servrce Bemdle TV Servlce Boyal Tavern Sachs m Arcade Sanford Cut Rate Scarrett s A l Sewer Cleanmg Co Sherldan Appllance Shoughs Shrrver s Mkt Somers Carryout Store South Srde Cut Rate Sprmgtreld Camera The Sprmgtleld Hardware Company 7 HOT FOOD TABLES ffwum, 'Ll-L + 121 E Mcnn St ,ef Phone FA 3 6901 Fl' Spnnqheld Ohlo d LAYOUT DESIGNERS 6- SUPPLIERS OF EQUIPMENT FOR MASS FEEDING Ezther Cafeterza Or Table Servzce smug Esumcrtes ot No Cost We Welcome Your Coll All Equlpment Custom Styled Deluxe at Stcmdcrrd Pnces im S no tw We Stock All the Necessary Equlpment cmd Supphes for lcrmtor G Sorutcrry Mcrmterlcmce YOUR LOCAL SUPPLIER We Dellver cmd Install A FL Teamslers Unlon Local No B54 832 WARDER STREET Springfield. Ohio Phone FA 5-2419 ARTHUR SHIPTON IAMES M. FELTIS President Sec. Treczs. Bus. Rep. is 1 'T M 'f' 4 , I A . EFL A c - , aut' ' If -, 'dj - - ,ls L . I 'F xl. 'V , W 1 V ' ' , ' 4 ' Z4 Mo els, s, s, Of G. I. V . 3. 4, 5, 6 IZXZOU top 0DEf1iI1gS. p table-12 llI,A Ai1,lX u ' r I A lx . . . i I a DA -Slamped S' k-24 d I S.S.l'G8l.fIFb'1'. I I . . . , . ENIOY A GOOD SHOW TONIGHT- - - AT YOUR FAVORITE CHAKERES THEATRE! A6'wuhm.4, 67affwn.4, Springfield Loan Co. Springfield Maytag Co., Sales ci Service Springfield Rug ci Furniture Co Starr Food Market Stowe s Patent Medicine Sullivan Hat Shop Sunnyland Dairy Bar Sunnyland Hardware Swirl Beauty Salon Tot Shop Villa Frances E. Walsh- Corset Shop West Side Auto Parts White Gables Drive Inn Whitlatch Insurance Agency Edwin Wiegel Nick Williams Dairy Store Wilson s Market Yannuccis Restaurant Yellow Cab Co R R 6 Old Columbus Road Springfield Ohio Phone FA 2 2232 B. R. HARRAH 6 SONS ' GENERAL CONTRACTORS 129 Wg, , , ,' A ,za s f x . I, f , S xx l . I Y.. , Y 1, , A as of , '- :M . f'5V 'j lfqf, ' V: '- f 2 , -2'1 'f '-,,.. ,:,, f p qt I ,r I v 4Q For the best value in Furniture. Carpet. Stoves always buy at CAPPEL'S 126 East High Street Established 1878 Wish1nq You Success! DRISCOLL S ABATTOIR and MEAT MARKET 4205 New Carhsle P1ke Sprmqfleld Ohlo Fcurfax 2 9463 CLARK DRUG CO School Lunches Our Specralty CONGRATULATIONS LONG BRANCH DAIRY Edwm E Lorton LOUIS A SEGER General Contractor Phone FA 3 9472 Cabinets-Krtchen-Counter Tops Custom Woodwork Special Desrgns IIO W Mam St Phone FA 2 5322 SIDIIHQIISIG Ohlo From PARKER S RESTAURANT F me Foods and Beverages 109 E Ma1r1St PAULY BROS. CO. Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1956 CONGRATULATIONS! DAVIDSON CHEVROLET COMPANY 130 W Mcnn St Telephone FA 5 4601 SPRINGFIELD 35 OHIO 21 Years of Servxce Best wzshes from FOSTER HALLINEAN AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 907 Flrst Nahonal Bank Bulldmg JOHN IHRIG 8: SONS COAL FEED HARDWARE 180024 W Mcnn St Dlal FA 3 7071 KARLEENS FLORAL SHOPPE Say It Wlth Flowers FREE DELIVERY V1rg1n1or McNor11y Owner MCNALLYS INSIDE PARKING Washmg and Waxmg 21 N L1mestor1e Phone FA 2 3141 MANAGERS Bob ond P1111 McNc111y 1426 W. Morin St. Phone PA 2-3141 HAYDEN SHOE REPAIR l72l Columbus Avenue All Work Guaranteed Frrst Grade Matenal B111 Fogarty s Drnmg Room Fountcun G North Sur r re and You ll Be Glad You Came Steaks Chops and Seafoods BARBOUR AND BECK 500 S Llmestone Servlce For You Is Our Motto Phone FA 2 3328 Conqratulouons to the Senlors l l East I-hgh OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC Sales and Service Also The Best rn Used Cars TRENOR MOTOR COMPANY Showroom FA 5 642l l20 W lVlc11n St CENTRAL MIXED CONCRETE BECKLEY 6. MYERS CONCRETE COMPANY 603 E Hugh St FA 3 6454 THE PERFECTIUN LAUNDRY CUMPANY soo W Mum sf Open 9:00 a.m.-11:00 pm. KATHERINE HYNES CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '56 jlnwm, Shop, For the Finest in Flowers- Remember Ours Phone FA 4-1667 713 Se1ma Rd. at East Street WE MAY BE IN TI-IE FARM LEAGUE CLASS OF '56 but WE NEVER STRIKE OUT when WE INSURE YOUR FARM PROPERTY CLARK COUNTY FARMERS' MUTUAL 5 E. Co1umbia St. Sprinqtie1c1, O. FA 2-5181 C. L. Mitman, Sec'y-Treas. W. ANTHONY TORSELL. BUILDER For Finer and Better Homes See W Anthony Torsell Phone FA 5 3931 2210 SCIOIO DIIVG IOHNSON'S GROCERY 1500 W. P1easar1t St. Groceries - Meats COMPLETE SELF SERVICE 201 East Washmqton St Phone PA 2 8861 Best wishes to the Seniors From HADLEY FURNITURE 51 West Mcun St Best Wishes to the Class ot 1956 SPRINGFIELD BUILDERS SUPPLY 6 LUMBER COMPANY 1048 E Main St. Phone FA 3 8697 EOR DEPENDABLE SERVICE Call or See FUSSNECKER SWEEPER of Q NEW ELECTRIC CLEANER Q, an A ix it 19 SALES AND SERVICE .,, ,Q ' Telephone EA 2-2177 12 E. Warder St. At the Fountain Ave. Bridge Springfield, Ohio MARKOVS FRANK CARANO INC SPGCICIIIZHIQ General Contracting Chicken or Steak Dinners State Route No 4 1515 Mitchell Blvd Phone FA 3 0174 Phone FA 5 2461 Congratulations The Senzor Class of 1956 NEW IDEA SHOE REPAIR Anthony Espo tto Martin AHQSIGS1 M ORTHOPEDIC SHOE WORK Any and All Kinds For Shoe Repairing Needs NEW IDEA LEADS Hats Cleaned and Blocked Zipoer Repair Next to Fairbanks Theatre am 3 8503 WEE TEE GOLF MINIATURE GOLF DRIVING RANGE DRIVE IN RESTAURANT Route 68 12 Mile South Beatty 4 to 9 AL Rst uw. 26W. - PA.- ,M ' WATCHES S1I.VER DIAMONDS cr-:Er BOLEN s Mov1NG Watch and Iewelry Reparnng The Frlendly Store Wlth the Glass Door STORAGE 6 AUCTION I D1a1 FA 3 4907 or FA 5 4221 C! 3 9 E M A 1 N 'L' 7 QUALITY JFWELERS 1841 Chfton Avenue SDIIIIQIIQIO. O SPRINGFIELD OHIO Best Wzshes Class of 1956 EAGLE TOOL 8: MACHINE C0 INC 663 Montgomery Ave Sprrngireld Ohro Phone FA 51586 CLINE S SERVICE Clean Clothes Sunoco Battenes Lubrlcatlon Lux Laundry Servlce Sanltone Dr Oleonlng Kelly Spnngheld Trres Y SPRINGFIELD LAUNDRY Wheel Bakmcmg Pmfax 3 5544 141 N Murray 109 E College 2151 E Moun SPTIHQIUGIC1 01110 1876 S Llmestone 23 N F1s1'1er 1754 S Llmestone Phone FA 2 0496 Telephone FA. 3-7136 Your Business is Appreciated J. E. HURST AGENCY Business Insurance A Specialty 916 W. Mulberry St. Springfield, Ohio ll ll I I' I XCNAV . 1 ' , , 1, 13 'QI -X . I-Lk - ' - ' . 5-5 , I - I .I I 1 ll 11 JAWIISON Plumbrng and Heahnq Company 322 South Wntenberq Avenue Spr1nqt1e1d Ohlo PHONE FA 54061 Congratulahons Grads CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DUNN CLEANERS INC RUGS FUR AND Hynes Modern Pattern GARMENT STQRAGE C0 Inc SHIRTS LAUNDERED Plant D1a1 FA 3 7519 412 East St 2141 Er1e Avenue as A Hynes Pres FA 2 3451 D151 FA 5 5549 1722 N Ltmestone CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 BAADER S CABINET SHOP Custom Cabrnet Work Best Wlshes to the Semors HANKEL S LUNCH Bob Hankel Owner Sprmqheld WO 9 8530 Hornmy Rldqe Road CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES BOOTS HOHLMAYER FLOWERS 915 Selma Road FA 4 4101 1 I 0 0 I , I Shirt Ldy. Branch Congratulations from Your Buick Dealer R I P L E Y I N C SPRINGFIELD oH1o Congratulations Seniors THE W W ELECTRIC COMPANY Make Plans Now for a Career in the F zeld of Nursing Mercy Ceniral School Ior Prachcal Nurses SPRINGFIELD OHIO Congratulatzons Seniors THE GAS COMPANY Conqratulates you on your achievements and Wrshes you the best things rn life 7 I O Springfield, Ohio Congratulatzons and Best Wrshes to the Senzor Class of 1956 Uhro Thermometer Co 33 Walnut St Sprrngheld Ohro I AMES A BRADFORD Your Frlgldalre Man Commercral Refngeratron 333 West Grand Spnnqfleld Oh1o Res FA 5 2587 Estabhshed 1882 L W BOSART 6 COMPANY Wholesale 119 East Ma1n Street Spr1nqf1e1d Ohlo KOEHLER SUPER HARDWARE YOUR SERVURSELF STORE 1731 E Maln Street Phone FA 5 2417 THE MCKENZIE LUMBER 6. COAL CO Grand Avenue and Plum Street S1or1nqt1e1c1 Ohlo Phone FA 3 5581 A Good Place To Stop DAIRY QUEEN STORE 619 E 1-HGH ST MALTS-S1-IAKES-SUNDAES OTTIE WIEGEL CHOICE MEATS EXPERIENCED BUTCHERS Myers Dally Market Phone FA 2 7562 Cigarettes. Candies. Cigars. Tobaccos KENNETH C BAYES Plasterrng 6 Stucco Contractor 2479 Laqonda Ave Phone FA 4 2253 Springfield Ohio Dlamonds Watches Iewelry Silverware vlf 3 South Lnnestone St Fine Watch and Iewelry Repamng Ehck Zrtsrnan Springfield Oh1o RUSTIC INN Breakfast Lunch Dznner BANQUETS PARTIES 2900 W Ma1n St Phone PA 2 9646 Ioe ci Ruth Murphy Operators LLOYD 6 WISEMAN Whzte V111a Grocers Fresh 6. Frozen Meats Fruits and Vegetables 600 W Co1umb1a Street PA 4 3244 1002 Linden Avenue EA 2 1031 MCGUFF PLUMBING AND HEATING Supplies Retall Repair Service Electric Sewer Eel 631 East St FA 51331 It No Answer Ca11 FA 3 1912 BROWN PAINT STORE Distributors of GOOD PAINT We Custom Make Over 2000 Colors D1a1FA 3 4161 35 W High St 'N-n Michael I. CAFEO THE INSURER Lite-Auto-Fire Low Rates Best Coverage Surety Bonds Every Kind ot Protection FA 5 4442 701 S Limestone Honest Protection Honestly Sold 139 I - - - -'tt' - fi ,fl fpfffflf' fT'1 i s--e 7' .Z , J auf, yy , ,L -f-. 1 ' fl -J:vvl?LrlY STORE , . . . . . . r 1 I . . . . . I - . . , . . 1 Q . 's Q ARTHUR ELECTRIC CO.. INC. Electrical Contractors Maintenance Service Commercial and Residential 109-111 West High Street Dial FA. 3-6311 Springfield, Ohio MCCLEARY-IONES, INC. AMERICAN GIRL Insurance 6. Surety Bonds 305 McAdams Building DOROTHY MAY 31 EGSfH1qh Sffeef Fine Footwear From Wren's Springfield, Ohio FA. 5-6485 Basement Dept Congratulations to Class of 56 DONAHUE and HANKEL 1024 W Main Street Charter Bus Service To All P01l1lS In 0h1o For Rates Call FA 5 2441 SPRINGFIELD CITY LINES INC EVEN YOUR CAMERA SCHULER S BAKERIES Ch P SAYS GL I GK O d Biltthdtzzy W dding d All Oc any ak Your KOdGk Dealer THE HOME OF HOME MADE CBAKED TODAY SOLD TODAY? 1 ds E M 45 47 W High FA 3 9491 FA 3 4909 t FA 3 2337 40 I I I 0 I H . b H Special A en 'on Given To urch and r ers, ' . e ' . an casion C es. I . Compete Line of Brea , Rolls, and Pastries 457 ost gin Street 14 Eos High Street - , ' - Phone . - Phone . - FOR CHOICE MEATS Wholesale Retail George F. Wisden WATCH SHOP Ample Parkmq Space Rear l1OO W Mam Street HOME CITY ICE 6, 126 South I..lI'l'l9SlOI'le St LOCKER CO Phone FA 3 9201 Watch Clock and Iewelry Repa1r jim 520142, Jfaurluz, fnmpanq, Hardware-Plumbing Rootmg Heatlng Fautax 3 4969 331 5 West Mam Street SPRINGFIELD OHIO ICE CREAM SHERBETS MILK CREAM BUTTER CHEESE Your dazry products are fresher and more econom1ca1 at our plant RIVER DALE DAIRY 1018 Oak sf Tel FA 20178 PAUL S CIGARETTE 6. TOBACCO COMPANY INCORPORATED 210 SOUTH LOWRY AVENUE P O BOX 746 SPRINGFIELD OHIO DIAL FA 3 4904 PAPER d APPLIANCES COr1qratulat1Ons and Best W1shes CONGRATULATIONS TO THE t th O e GBADSI Semor Class Ot 1956 Our Lady ot Mercy Council N0 3737 CLARK COUNTY Knights oi Columbus LUMBER Co O O O O 0 , , o , Wholesalers of Cigars, Cigarettes. Tobacco and Candies . . . an TONY S RADIATOR WORKS MARKIN PLUMBING 9 North Center St 918 W Pleasant St Sprmqfleld Ohlo Phone FA 5 5575 FA 3 2544 Conqratulatrons and Best Wzshes WHITE GREEN CHEVROLET INC 225 N Fountam Ave Phone FA 5 5515 IT s Fm-ISHER at MARKET Boeilbn Store Come To Market Grandma Dxd All Th G I A G bb Crty Bldg Under the Clock e Again Y-Ze G mg WBLY SHOP Popular MUSIC All Day at the Boston Store EVERYDAY Dresses Coats Formals 1600 KC on The Dial Sportswear Accessories The Busiest Place in Town N E E ' T N E V E S We Speclalrze Serv1ce and Repan' on All Makes and Models by Expert C1utch and Transrntsslon Mechanrcsl Eebullt l-lydrornatlc Unlts for Olds Cadlllac Ka1ser Nash Pontlac and Bulck Dynatlow REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS for Cars and Trucks The Orzqznal Clutch wzth the Velvet Touch BEN S GARAGE Phone EA 3 4026 901 Sherman Avenue Lagonda Nat1onal Bank of Spnngheld 2 East Maln Street Slnce 1873 Complete Banking Servxces In Three Locatmons The Park Shopplnq Center OIIICG Corner Bechtle Ave at Route No 70 Southern Vlllaqe Shopplnq Center Ofhce Selma Road at Sunset Avenue Member F D I C Congratulatzons to the Class of 56 WHITACRE DRUG STORES Rehable Prescnptlon Servlce Spnngheld Ohlo Conqratulatlons and Best Wrshes Donlt Say Bread' Say HH01sumH To the Senior Class of 1956 Tl1ere'S Ct Difference SCHARTZ'S CAFE SPRINGFIELD BAKING CO. 132 W. Washington St. Famous for Sandwiches 1575 East Marn Street Parklnq 1n rear 'I4 . . I I O u n I . . . I 1 I I I ' ' All Q ll I u n I I ll I . . . . n I u u u u 1 - I I BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 GEORGES Springfield Council No 624 Ludlow at Mound Medicines Fountain Service Hunting 6. Fishing Licenses Knights Of Columbus Dial FA 2-0285 Open daily 8:00-9:00 Congratulations, Seniors THE SPRINGFIELD TENT AND AWNING C0 The Best Under The Sun MAIN LOAN OFFICE 104 W Main St Springfield Ohio SAYRE S GENERAIQELECTRIC Appliances 128 E Mom St Phone FA 3 5918 or 'WLelloff.4, Flowers Say It Best 500 East I-hgh St SPRINGFIELD OHIO Phone FA 2 ll37 For Future Serv1ce It Really Pays To Belong SPRINGFIELD AUTOMOBILE CLUB EOSSW Burlexqh Secy Mgr 23 E Columlo1oSt Phone FA 3 3333 4 ' ' I ' Free Parking FA 3-6102 , A ll ll 4 STOP-N-SHOP FOOD MARKET Leiiel Lane and Yellow Springs Quality Meats-Groceries A11 Kinds ot Beverages Phone FA 4-4544 Under New Management Charles LaVelle CONGRATULATIONS NORTHLIME HARDWARE Carl L. Koehler Proprietor DARN NEAR EVERYTHING 2020 N. Limestone PA 3-7233 GILBERTS The Home of Quality Shoes At Savings Up To 60 X God Bless You Semors MERCY HOSPITAL Springfield Ohio J 8: M DAIRY STORE 1607 W Main Spec1aI1z1ng ln Velvet Dazry Products Formerly Owned and Operated loe Lemmons I P HEALY CO 2040 S Limestone St Heating Arr Conditioning Roofing 6: Spoutlng Phone PA 26173 HART IEWELRY Hart' s for Diamonds Sprmgheld Ohio Dial PA 5 1594 E High 14 Smith Dairy Store by L. 6. H. Hankel n ' - 26 . ' ENIOY A COUN'I'RY BOY JAMES LUMBER co mme FA 25582 COUNTRY KITCHEN Your Buzldmq IS our Buszness 2201 East Mann Street 1920 SO Yellow Sprmqs St Open 24 hours or day 7 days Q Week Jim, fnlleqn. nl 'l71n1u1L SL ON THE OHIO IE ghf mles est of Cnc nnotl A LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Prepares them for careers mportont to women Gives them the brood cultu ol back ground of o Ilberol educohon mm S 1 21 Z9 East Hlgh Street Phone FA 54641 Congratulatlons Grads DONAHUE and HANKEL 46 I c o N G n A r u L A r I o N s A 6 I MARKET BOB KELLER ROOFING CO 2525 Laqonda Ave Qualrty Meats cl? Grocerzes 2639 E Ma1n St FA 24915 Best Wlshes to the Semors of 1956 from MAD RIVER SUPPLY CO INC 42 46 W Hlqh Street Wholesale Only Conqratulatlons from W SIMENDINGER SPENCER REALTY COMPANY Cnty Suburban 6. Farm Property Telephone FA 42882 CONGRATULATIONS T1-IE 1956 GRADUATING CLASS DR AND MRS A L ROSS SCHARTZ S CLOCK CAFE 2108 W Mam St Homemade Soups Sandwiches Plate Lunches Steaks and Chops CHARLES A CULP CO Complete Blacktop Servzce Asphalt 6 Tar Surface Treatmg Road and Street Constructlon FA 2 3456 1830 E Home Rd Springfield, Ohio ' TO Edelman Morybeth Akos Joann Aldndge R1chard Algeo Jane Algeo Judnth Algeo Mnchael Allen Peggy Allender Lundo Allender Shurley ALL STAR Alter Most Reverend Anastosu Anthony Anderson ,lud1th Anznnger Frank Anzmger Robert Appel CeClll0 Appel Vlrgmra Arber Kathleen Arber Thomas Armentrout Constance Armentrout Mary Kay Asebrook Robert Boehl Judnth Boker Juduth Barnett Barone Barone Barone Charles Constance Mary Patr1c1a Barrunger Margaret Barton Lorro1ne Barton Mary Ann Bortsch Joyce BASEBALL BASKETBALL Bass Vercema Beach Margaret Beach Robert Beamlsh Shlrley Begy Constance Bennett Fred Berg Louuse Bernard Rev A F Bernstem Theodore Bess Anthony Beverly Frances Blanchu George Bngglns Thomas Boehrmger Dovld Brondle Carolyn Brannuck Chnstnne Brennan Thomas Bnm Beverly Brum Wllllam Broernng Oscar Edward Patrucla Ruchard Roger Brown Brown Brown Brown Theresa Brugge! 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Vvwiez Burrows JuI1a Bushu Sandro BUSINESS 48 49 Butz Lawrence 12 58 63 74 90 91 95 96 97 98 99100103 Ca1n Mabel CALENDAR of SCHOOL EVENTS 84 87 Calllson Wllllam 3 91 96 111 Campbell Allce Canny Mlldred 42 67 69 106 Canter Jem 36 59 Copen Judy 37 51 69 105 Cappellu Dons Coppelln Patr1c1a Carney James 13 38 63 77 91 97 104 Carney Joseph Cashm Ph1Il1p 26 63 81 Cashm W1ll1am 13 63 77 81 Cost Joyce Caulfleld Barbara Covanaugh Jerry Cavonough Saundra CENTRIB 31 63 37 54 82 83 103 61 72 Chaney Larry 13 03 Charters Kevm CHEERLEADERS Clark Cornella Cllfford Judnth Coakley Al1ce Cocca Ann Cocca Lucy Cocca Mary F Collms Rev Colluns Mr Frank Comer Kenneth Compton Carol 66 81 91 33 59 105 Compton Karen Conwell John Copeland Mary Costello Mnchael Crlst Rose Ellen CSMC Dalton Raymond DANCES Dargm Duane Doutremont Judnth Davenport Ph1ll1p Davus Robert Day Jannce Deady Deady Deady Decker Barbara James Patrucua Mary Decker ue Demana Vmcent Denms Janet De Oyarzabal Al1c1o De Oyarzabal Mono Derry Cecelno Dettenwonger George 33 59 105 31 63 13 61 Dettenwanger Juduth 26 29 60 DeW1tt Donald 68 74 106 DeW1tl Margaret Duck W1ll1am 33 58 Dregelman Rev Clarence Dullon Mary Dlxon Benlamm Drxon Potr1c1a DOMESTIC SCIENCE DOMINICANETTES Davud Mnchoel Polruck Judlth Carol James Dawn Eluzabeth Thomas Martha Dunn Ann Dunn Muchael Dyer Edward Donahue Donahue Donohoe Donovan Doolan Doolan Dooley Duggan Duggan Dundon Edmunds Patr1c1a Edwards Terrence Elchmon Carole Elmer Judlth ENGLISH Esposuto Theresa Euermg Carolyn Evans Samuel Everhart Robert 37 59 26 54 61 26 60 67 80 106 15 49 35 42 Fahy Beverly 37 54 58 103 Fahy Nancy 32 58 89 FAMILY COMMUNION Farrell Donald FOZIO Charles 26 41 60 63 Fenlon James 15 63 74 77 91 97 Ferree Donna FIGHTING 69fh Fnscher George Frsher Mary Ann Flaherty Denms Floker Jo Ann Flomgan Conn1e Flonngon Katherme Flonlgan Patr1c1a Flenshman Kay FOOTBALL Foreman James Faster Ruchord Francrs Rev Edwm Franzen George Free mon Rose Freknng Janet Frock Mary Frock Sudomo Gaffney Patrucna Gallagher Patrlcna 15 61 64 72 78 26 58 37 38 58 59 66 31 60 102 27 61 62 72 15 49 62 64 90 91 92 93 95 35 45 99 100 101 27 58 61 72 15 51 4 Gannon Charles 16 52 63 91 Gardner Thomas 4 A , ' ......e,................,..,.....,,.,,..,. 26 ' , s,.,.......,....sess.... , ,59 , ....,,vsssss............A.........A.AA,,.. 45 ' , ,...,.............v,...svv..v...,,.,,,.,... ,35 If I -e--'-'-----s-s----------wrs --- f 4 s.s11,ss,,,.., .,11ss,s.,....,,,,,,.,,,,,, I ' , . .....,.......... 5, 6, 40 4 ------e----- -----'--ee------'---A'-e---- 8430 ' 1' I ' I' ' ' ' ' ' I - 7 11 fQQffffffIfffffIfffIIfffIf I... f ..... 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