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

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his year's annual Christmas show was held at Lourdes College in Sylvania, Ohio on December 14 and 15 at Spm. The students involved practiced long hours for weeks in order to perform for their many audiences. The students put all their effort into the pro- without their show could a s u c c e s s . learned stage ' 'The look on a child's face is worth all the hard work. d u c t i o n g input the nothavebeen S tu d e n t s direction and worked with different personalities. Each person added a special uniqueness to the year's theme. The Christmas show held a special mean- ing: that spirit and joy of Christmas is a year- round feeling and everyone should share triumphs and sorrows. The scenes were child- oriented with special lessons for the Schrewg' ' to learn about himself and how to treat others. The messages were that giving is better than receiving, and friends are to be cherished forever. The Sounds of Christ- mas' ' will be remembered by all who partici- pated as an experience worth learning. - Kathy McGranahan :Sw , Counterclockwise: SHEER GRATITUDE. Jim Blust, senior, presents a special friendship gift to Dave Oravecz, senior, during the annual Christmas show held at Lourdes College. PERFECT LANDING. Lynn Spewick, sophomore, struts her stuff and lands gracefully to end the jingle bells dance routine. LOOK. The delight on this child's face shows the ultimate gratification of the student players. TA-DA. Anne Strausse, senior, Deanna Almaguer, senior, and Diane Mattoni, sophomore, are three of the main characters who show the Schrewg what Christmas is all about. 22 Student Lifelflhristmas Show GI .FE CLUB AV Milan.

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asses play a very important part in our Central Catholic community. Miss Scheiber says, We as a Central Catholic family come together in a Mass. g'Share Your Gifts was the theme for Masses this year. With the help of the Spiritual Commissioners Mary Ellen Koperski and Gregory Stolarski, the theme was carried throughout the year. At the traditional walk to the Cathedral each class was asked to carry a Christmas tree which students had previously decorated together. Many elements go into the planning of a Mass. These include a lot of time and participation of all people involved. It takes people willing to share their gifts with each other to make a Mass the special and unique ceremony that it is. - Sarah Docis If 24 Student Life!Masses Share Your Gift One Way Ticket To Our Faith Above Left: WINTER WALK OF FAITH. The Seniors try to keep warm as they lead the rest of the student body into the Cathedral. Above: SYMBOL OF OUR FAITH. The Crucifix s mbolizes the strong faith in religion that the Central Catholic students hold.