Central Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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In the five years that Father Naug- tin has been with us, we have grown to know him through the deep and personal interest he has shown in us and our activities. To Father Naughtin we express a sincere appreciation -for his paternal interest in all our school activities and his kind words of advice and counsel throughout the year. We pray that God may continue to bless him with good health to carry on so great a work in the field of Catholic education. God bless your days at CCHS, Father! The Reverend James Naughtin Superintendent of CCHS Dear Seniors of 1961 — Oscar Hammerstein II, who wrote the words yearbook — You ' ll Never Walk Alone — is now a true poetical, lyrical genius. However, he left a endure for centuries. I am confident he recognized that he would be held strictly accountable before use that talent to his greaest ability to influence It is our sincere hope that you seniors of the amine yourselves very carefully as your days of termine what gifts (large and small) which have your serious moral responsibility of rendering a that you will form a firm and lasting resolution to honor and glory, but for the honor and glory of you come in contact. In keeping with the words solve, then indeed will God ' s Assistance be ever which you have chosen for the theme of your dead. His death, indeed, deprived the world of deep impression on society and his memory shall early in life that God had given him a talent; God for the use of that talent, and he resolved to society for good. class of 1961 of Central Catholic will likewise ex- high school come to a close; that you will de- been given you by God; that you will recognize strict account of those talents before God; and use those talents, not primarily for your own God and the good influence on those with whom of your theme, know also that if such be your re- with you and You ' ll Never Walk Alone . S06 tf Z £

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SISTER THEODORE, O.P., Principal, dis- cussess college plans with Carl Maggiore, senior. FATHER HOELCK is helping Bill Mullen and Andy Nothern locate material for the study of the sanctifying love of God the Holy Ghost. ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Michele Donigan and Joan Easley are dis- cussing their high school records with FATHER NAUGHTIN, Superintendent. Mrs. James Moore Office and Private Secretary We express our appreciation to Mrs. Moore for the faithful services which she has capably performed.