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

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In America Anita lTerriAugeI- lol tries to convince Rosalia lKathy Sheroianl ofthe luxuries of American life. 5 'H v.,. B, 1 1 ii , - in 1 ' l ' Q f V , i W A P 1 A 1 ii i 4 if r iii? , - QQ P ' x . I Sharks and Jets look on prepared to contest as Bernardo llVlike Fitzpatrickl pushes Tony lDave Kelleyl in a challenge to fight. .,f. if-df . As the play draws to its tragic conclusion, lVlaria lDiane Woytowichl cradles the dead Tony in her arms. Page 19

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- 4.4l sl' f-'E -.L Officer Krupke lBob Wilsonl and Detective Shrank lJim Wrightl grab Doc lBob Klinel warns 'three Sharks lTim Rowland two seemingly innocent Jets lSteve Oster and Mike Carrl for ques- Cary Flasmussen, and Richard Fournierl to clear out tioning after the deaths of Bernardo and Riff. after the rumble. Music Dept. tages 6West Side Stor ' l Black leather jackets emerging from a dark alley, the click of switch-blades triggering a rumble, and the faint sound of distant police whistles characterized the electric tempo ofthe 38th annual musical, West Side Story. Presented April 26, 27 and May 3-5 at the State Theatre under the direction of Mr. Gerald DePrisco and Mrs. EvelyneWeiher,thismodern version of the tragic love story of Romeo and Juliet typified the constant conflict between rival street gangs of New York's West Side, the Jets and Sharks. Although the atmosphere foreshadowed a tragic ending, this musical production was brightened by brilliant dance sequences. Con- tributing a major part to the success of the show, these dances demonstrated American musical theatre at its best. Assuming the lead roles of Maria and Tony were Diane Woytowich '68 and David Kelley '68. Supporting lead roles were headed by John Seeman, Riff, Terri Augello, Anitag Mike Fitzpatrick, Bernardo, Mary Jane Demski, Any- body'sg Jan Olczak, Consuello, and Kathy Sheroian, Rosalia. Page 18 Members of the Sharks, the Jets, and their girls throw a bit of rivalry into their dance in the gym.

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Graduation Brings Responsibilities On June 7, 466 seniors will proudly enter the Sports Arena to take part in the climax of their high school years. Though graduation ends an important phase of life, it also commences the entering into adulthood. After receiving their diplomas, the new alumni con- fidently anticipate a successful future knowing that Central has provided them with the necessary training. -154 As spring appears a major event takes place for both faculty and students. In appreciation for her guidance, lVlary, our lVlother, is honored at the annual lVlay Crowning. During the con- vocation the rosary is recited followed by a sermon encouraging devotion to the Blessed Virgin. Accompanied by the Band and Glee Club, 1,900 devout students sing hymns praising lVlary, . 2 , fi 3 1 sae? , . It v IR ,sl :J 5 lVlsgr. John L. Harrington, principal, imparts his final pg' f 4 advice to the Class of 1968. These encouraging words ' 1 Y will long be remembered. Ks. Page 20 an-nn .., 2.-P.....:,:n:---, ,-H --1--aging..-rv-1.1 i