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

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lf 1 3xL.,43f'5KCA5' UxLA?f'1Xk.gV gc NE mx Representative Seniors Mission Representatives Ceboll, Catherine Green, Mildred Hagerman, John McGuire, Esther Menke, Bernard O'Hara, Edwin Orchestra Blanchard, Donald Bowen, Claude Fischer, Jack Gladieux, Clair Krajewski, Gertrude Niezgoda, Raymond Purcell, Emma Robedeau, Ralph Spencer, Donald Band Bowen, Claude Fischer, Jack Kotcheroski, Francis Krupp, Donald Mersing, Russell Niezgoda, Raymond O'Connor, Cecelia Lettermen Cappelletty, Harold Cousino, Robert A Farkas, Joseph Gagnet, John Hochanadel, Wayne Hosfeld, Alfred , Keween, George Kill, Norbert Lynch, Chester Medlen, Russell Menke, Bernard Miller, Frederick Murphy, Robert Football Ackerman, john Bednark, Vernon Bihn, Bernard Cappelletty, Harold Cousino, Robert Gagnet, John Hochanadel, Wayne Hosfeld, Alfred Kaminski, Edwin Menke, Bernard Morrin, Victor Murphy, Robert Oess, Robert Pawlowski, Sylvester Basketball Hosfeld, Alfred Keween, George Medlen, Russell Scheller, Thomas ll13l Baseball Bihn, Bernard Conley, Francis Dankert, Edward Hochanadel, Wayne Hosfeld, Alfred Kaminski, Edwin Medlen, Russell Menke, Bernard Murphy, Robert Pawlowski, Sylvester Golf Scheller, Henry Boxing Kaminski, Edwin Murphy, Robert Poetry First Honor Rating O'Brien, Charles Second Honor Ruling Kovacs, Elizabeth Third Honor Ruling Howard, Sheila

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nxc,qpruxg4er5xtJSfim,49'r :NE ' Ns. Jimi 6 3 The Seniors We are in truth the depression class. Since first we crossed the doorways of the school we have grown to love and revere, we have known nothing but the calamities of depression. But depression has not interfered with our enjoyment of the happiest days of our youth. We have attained success in our studies, on the gridiron, the court, and the diamond, and we have even braved the terrors of the stage to present the overwhelm- ingly successful Remote Control. When the present seniors entered Central as freshmen, we numbered over five hundred. Some have discontinued school all together, others have found it impossible to pay the increased tuition and have gone elsewhere, two hundred and twenty- three of us have remained faithful. We base the proof of our achievements on the fact that we were able to obtain a Centripeml in spite of bank failures, and nation-wide distress. This is not a boast, but a plain statement of facts as they stand. We deeply regret leaving Central. It has been more than a school to us. In all our endeavors in later years we shall be proud to own her as our Alma Mater, and prouder still if she will then own us as worthy sons and daughters. Representative Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Preridemf .,,,,,,,...., .ss,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ,,.,,,, W alter Lardinais Vice-Prefident ..,, ,,,i .... S h eila Howard .Yetretmjf ,,.,i,..,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,, B e rnard Menke Tremurer ,.,,,.,, C C CC ,.,,.,. CC C C C CC .,,,,, CCAnn Alice Layden Firft Year Second Yeezr Third Year Fourth Year Barkalow, Betty ,... ,,,,,,, ,,.,.. . C C10 10 10 5 Burns, Dorothy Jane C C ,.,,.,s 10 10 10 5 Ceboll, Catherine ...... C CC C C CC 9 8 8 5 Dowling, Basil i...,, C C C CCC10 10 12 6 Dushinski, VirginiaCCC Cr .,.. C 10 8 9 4 Dutowski, John ....s,,,s, .,,.. 9 10 9 6 Howard Sheila ,..,,, C CC ,,,,,,, 10 8 10 5 Keeler, Blanche .,,,,,, CC C ,..,, 10 10 10 5 Krauser, MargaretCC CC 9 9 9 5 Landis, Mary Jane ,,,,s C ,,s, 8 9 10 5 Lardinais, Walter ..,,,,s, C ,s,, 9 10 9 5 Layden, Ann Alice ,,., 10 8 10 4 Lynch, Helen ,,..,,,,,,, CC .,,s,, 9 8 10 5 Maczko, Irene .,.,... C. ,,t, ,,s, 9 10 10 5 Mazan, Helen ,,,,,s C C .s,,,,i,, 10 8 9 5 Mizerny, Florence C ,,,, 8 10 9 4 O'Rourke, Richard ,s,,ss ,,Y, C 8 8 S 6 Pavvlowski, Sylvester CC C ..,, 9 10 9 5 Rinkowski, George ..,. C C10 9 10 4 Rice, Margaret ..... CC CC C. . 8 8 10 4 Roesner, Mary Lucille .....,, CC C 10 9 11 5 Staab, Edward ,,s,s,,, C C C C C C 9 10 10 5 Szelegowski, Mary Joan ..,s,,, CC C 10 10 8 5 Todd, Mary ...,,,.,i,,, ..,. .,sss,sss,,ss,,ss, C C C C10 10 11 5 Yates, Virginia .C.CCCC C C CCCCCCCCCCCCC C CCC10 10 10 5 The above students have received at least 8 semester A's in each of the first three years, and at least 4 A's in the first semester of the fourth year. 1171

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if I .Ar mummy vN.f9fTwm,Asf ' CS-E' FX B4 6 ? ACKERMAN, JOHN A man can never be a true gentleman in rnanneri until he if a gentleman at heart. Knight, 1, 2, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 Glee Club, 4 Football, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Musical Comedy, 4 ANDRESKI, MARTHA She Jnaju laer jingerr at dull care and if gay. Handmaid, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 G.A.L., 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club, 4 Student Council, 4 Mission Representative, 4 BEDNARK, VERNON A round mind in a .round body. Guard of Honor, 4 Band, 1 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 Knight, 3, 4 Mission Representative, 1, 2 BEST, MARCELE H Your tleetir are known, in wordr that kindle glory from the none. Handmaid, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Student Council, 4 BIHN, BERNARD A young man that bluflrer if better than one who turnr pale. ' Knight, Z, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 Football, 3, 4 Baseball, 4 Alpha-Rho-Tau, 1, 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee, 4 0 il19l ADLER, ROSELLA 'AKlnu' wortlr are flowerf that anyone can grow. Handmaid, 1, 2, 3 Guard of Honor, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Centric: Staff Writer BAUMG ARTNER, HOWARD An laonerl man'J the noolext work of God, Guard of Honor, 4 Knight, 3, 4 BARKALOW, BETTY She if pretty to walk with and witty to talk with and pleaf- ant too, to tlaink on. Handmaid, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 Dramatic Club, 4 Student Council, 4 Centripetal: Senior Editor BELCIK, CYRIL .S'ilenee if. Joznetimer more elo- quent than wordi. Guard of Honor, 4 Knight, 3, 4 Brcx, DORO'THY MAE A jolbf girl it alwayr wel- tozneel wherever the goe.r. Handmaid, 1, Z, 3, 4 Guard of Honor, 4 Typing Contest, 3 Centric: Typist