Central Catholic High School - Centripetal Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Expectations of the New C. C. H. S. )HB fulfillment of many promises, the turning of hopes into reality, the reward of our sacrifices—this, in a word, is the new Central Catholic High School. On April 8 of 1926, the purchase of the Curtis estate at corner of Cherry and Austin streets became effective and immediately, in the minds of the promoters, began the building of an appropriate institution. Previous to the purchase, preliminary sketches of a proposed building were drawn, but. with the purchase of the property, certain limitations were made as to its immediate use for building purposes. These necessitated a very careful study of the possibilities for construction afforded by the property available. In consequence, the final plans have been considerably delayed. Building plans are at present in the making and give assurance of providing ideal facilities for caring for the needs of a modern high school. The site is centrally located, an advantage not to be under-estimated, for the availability of the school to all city parishes is vital. The plans, as they now stand, contemplate devoting one section to the science, art. and commercial departments. Other features are: an excellent library, a small auditorium, and classroom space in the central wing: a small chapel placed near the main entrance. Provisions will also be made for a cafeteria. What will be of particular interest to the students is a thoroughly modern gymnasium in a building to be erected later on. These features assure the future students of Central all the possible advantages which may be had from a completely modern high school building. Clayton Wagner. '17. Pc ft ftjhf

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