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

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Autumn Leaves Honoring Our Blessed Lady each day of her month, CCer's attended daily Mass. October twelfth was a day dressed in green and gold perkmg school spurnt as students readned themselves for the homecoming game and dance The vlctory dance was engoyed by all because the Tornadoes tromped Newport Catholrc 30 6 Approximately thurty two Centralutes vled for honors nn the VOD contest October fifteenth Many Things Wlth an All Saints and All Souls Day theme centered In actlvltles In November Centralltes fllled those thlrty days wuth many Iuttle extras for the poor souls Challenglng salesmanshlp qualltles was the Splres subscrlptlon drlve November thirteenth twentleth Many how do you do s were exchanged November seventeenth when faculty met parents at open house Many Thanksglvung baskets were fulled for the poor November twenty second NEITHER sleet nor snow wall stop Ray Dalton from ransung the flag at Catholuc Central wnth a llttle help from Ada Graeber and Joyce lonsway THERE 5 NOTHING luke a wnener roast an front of an open fare chorus Mary Theresa Laengle Bull Brennan T J H f lun and Edle West O . . , , I - t. - H .. . .. .. .- I ., .. . .. , ' 4 - 1' , 'Mfr t - . -1 , VM, f f Z tt . ' , , , . . e A , . sztfumn W1 can My ,QJ

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6 idlflfbgdt 0LlfLt.4 y X-,Q Mf' POINTING the way to the future 223 200 mlnutes In theur hugh school career for freshmen John Ruley and Chuck Churncostu as sensor Tom Newell So many things have changed exclaimed the semors as they entered theur hnal year of hugh school on September 3 With thelr flrst admumstrator Father Victor F Rnes a new prlncupal Snster Marla Phnlomena and ten new teachers, 603 eager Centralutes tramped unto Central on Opening Day Assemblies were held on the Junior Achievement pro gram lust umtlated In Sprlngfueld and on Boys and Girls Stale attended by Ed Wead and Ed Rastatter and Margaret Ann Beach respechvely The Centrub druve for outside subscriptions and lvy League Jug , the furst Student Councll dance of the year, also sparked September , .1 f I P V ,X 1 , , , 'ik' H , L Y 3 l L I U ' A , llzll . :z 4 ' lk J, . ,W mv si ,. if x K. 4 t K l ls lx gf 5, l lv I' W- f 1 M .. x 8' 1 Q ,, . ,, , . . . - I I I . l ' I I 1 - I ' ' . . . . . ,. . ,, . . . . ,, I I . , . ,, . .

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KNEELING In prayer before the Chrlstmas Crlb un St Raphael Church are three lunlors James Doolan Patncua Gallagher and Kathleen Russell ufzfez M 4 Sf lie Sf fC ft READY se say Bob Sample and Make Whltacre as they prepare to guve Ed Patton Kathy Ratstatter Sharon Hannon and Manlyn lanhr a flynng start down one of the many hulls at Snyder Park Holydays and Holidays Hanlmg December s :ce clad calendar, eager Centralltes slipped Into the month s actlvltles wlth whole hearted zest The CSMCS post office lolned In the season s splrlt at CC Students sent l 800 holiday greetings through the Crusade post offlce and the club netted S36 50 Seton Leaguers collected more than two hundred toys for tots and distributed them to the needy In Sprlngfleld Students happily began Christmas vaca tlon on Friday December 20 The Mary farewell on December 27 Work and Play Although the below zero tempera tures In January provlded students wlth ample opportunntnes for :ce skatmg they were not stungy wnth the mldmght oll as they studied for exams These were taken on January l6 l7 and 20 January 2l 22 and 23 were days of spmtual refreshment as the annual retreat was held A suitable schedule conslstlng of prayer readlng and medutatuon was kept throughout the desngnated days Father Francls Plllnod was the retreat master l . O , . . i I sy T ' ' ' , , x ,nf A X Christmas Ball bade the yuletide season f V .faq I f 1 n I . n u f' ' ' I I ' I I