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

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4 16 we f, 'l 1- it .vw - if r i V .ax TALKING onthe phones always a bit romantic even if youre taking a lesson in telephone courtesy. Allan Peters and Janet Dennis act polite 4164 eewo 706134 Atatdadtdea With a final flurry of gusty winds, winter blew in a storm of events ot CC. Ash Wednesday topped the list of spiritual happenings, as after-school cokes became a thing of the past, and attendance at daily Mass increased. Orators worked diligently over speeches for the CSMC Oratorical contest. As spring drew nearer, she helped loyal lrishmen celebrate St. Patrick's Day by displaying o little of her own green. In spite of slight cases of spring fever, busy scientists made last minute changes on their Science Fair projects, Juniors and seniors planned for the future during Career Week, and senior songsters, continuing operetta prac- tice, rivaled the songs of the first robin. Active juniors kept pace with light gusts as they put the final touches on their edition of Centrib , Spires staff mel its final dead- line. SO 'I'HAT'S how it s done' excloim Barbara Zink, Mayola Senior, and Margie Seaman, awaiting wide-eyed 'the pause that refreshes

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