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

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Frightenedfreshmen enter the gym for their first assembly. V The rush between classes, in and out of lockers, and the constant burden of books are some of the rigors of school life tolerated by students such as Debbie Slack '76. The first day of school always finds bugs in the system as in the cafeteria study hall where attendance taking is like finding a needle in a haystack. Even though he may easily be trampled, Bob Snoad da ringly studies on the stairs. At their-first official assembly, freshmen are greeted with open arms by

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d l Miss Pat Owens is active in all religious acti- vities, and with her background in mime and dance often helped create original liturgical dances. Fr. Thomas Oedy teaches Chris- tian Morality to juniors and seniors. 12!RELlGlON DEPT. i At the traditional Ascension Thursday May Crowning ceremony, Cindy Kazcmarek places the wreath of flowers as her escorts look on. 4 .ul ,Q ibn... . - Many liturgies, like the Easter Mass, included carefully 1